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THE   INVESTORS' 


SUPPL    MENT 


or  THE 


COMMERCIAL  &  f  1NANCIAL  CHRONICLE 


GENERAL    INDEX. 


RAILROAD  DIVIDENDS  FOR  8> 

INDEX  TO  RAILROADS  CONSOLIDATED,  ETC. 

8TEAJI  RAILROADS 

)U8  OOMPAN 

Seeabo  "  MIRCTI.I  • 
NEW  YORK  AND  BROOKLYN 
N.  Y.  AND  BROOKLYN  FIRE  IN8URAM  K  CO'S 

:K  AND  BROOKLYN  THUS  \  NIKS-  153 

MONTHLY  REPORTS  OF  RAILROAD  EAitNINGS    -     156 
MAI.K-YKAHLY  RETURNS  OF  TRUST  COMPANIES  -  18S 


PAGE. 
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5 
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141 
155 
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3O,    189V. 


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WILLIAM    R    T)A\A    COMPANY,    PUBLISHER^, 

I'IXE  STREET,  oomm  PEARL  STREET,  NEW  YORK. 

,»>y  WILLIAM  B.  DAKA  roMPAinr,  In  offloe  of  Librarian  of  Congmi«,  WMhinfton.D.  C.] 


JOHN     H.    DAVIS    &    CO, 

BANKERS 

AND 

DEALERS     IN     HIGH-CLASS     INVESTMENT     SECURITIES. 

MEMBERS  OF  NEW  YORK  AND  PHILADELPHIA  STOCK  EXCHANGES. 

Buy  and  Sell  Stocks  on  all  exchanges  ON  COMMISSION  ONLY,  and  carry  Stocks  and 
Bonds  on  margin. 

10     \VALI^    STREET,    IVETW    YORK. 


BROWN  BROTHERS  &  Co, 

PHILADELPHIA,  IVE\V     YOK-K,  BOSTON, 

4th  and  Chestnut  Sts.  59  WALL  STREET.  66  State  St. 

AND 

ALEX.  BROWN  &  SONS,  Baltimore  and  Calvert  Sts.,  Baltimore. 

ALL    CONNECTED    BY    PRIVATE    WIRE. 

'I.  mhrr«  of  the  New  York,  Philadelphia  and  Raltlmore  Stock  Exchange*. 

Execute  Orders  on  Commission  for  Purchase  and  Sale  of  Stocks,  Bonds,  and  all  Investment 

Securities.     Bills  of  Exchange  Bought  and  Sold. 

<  "man  rrlul  Letter*  of  Credit  and  Traveler*'  Letter*  of  Credit  i**ued,  available  In  all  part*  of  the   World. 
<  > n.  <  iloim   mad*   on   all    point*;    Telegraphic    TrauMfers   of   Money    made    between    this    Conntrjr    and    Europe. 
Account*  of  American  Bank*,  Rankers,  Firm*  and  Individual*  received  upon  favorable  term*. 


Brown,  Shipley  &  Co.,  Founders'  Court,  Lothbury,  E.  C.,  London. 

i 
;.  8.  FARLKK.  ROBERT  D.  FARLEE. 

J.  S.  FARLEE  &  BROTHER, 

NO.     11     WALL    STREET,  NEW     YORK. 

Brokers  and  Dealers  in  Investment  Bonds  and  Stocks. 
STATE,  MUNICIPAL,   AND   APPROVED 

RAILROAD     BONDS, 

PAYING    FROM    4    TO    6    PER    CENT, 

On    hand   for    Immediate    Delivery,    suitable    tor    Savings    Banks,    Trust    Funds    and    other 
Conservative  Investors.     Correspondence  Solicited. 

SAMUEL  D.  DAVIS  &  Co., 

BANKERS, 

36  Wall  Street,  New   York. 

MEMBERS    N.    Y.    STOCK    EXCHANGE. 

INVESTMENT  SECURITIES  A  SPECIALTY. 

Interest    Allowed    on    Deposits    subject    to    sight    draft. 


THE  INVESTORS 

SUPPLEMENT 


-OF    THE- 


QOMIVIERCIAL  &  PINANCIAL  CHRONICLE. 


I  KaHNd  Minting  to  Act  of  Oamgnm  In  the  year  1807.  by  WILLIAM  B.  DA»A  COMTAXT,  In  the 


of  I.llirarUn  of  Oongreo*.  Wuhlnrton,  D.  <X 


NEW    YORK,    JANUARY    3O,    1897. 


RAILROAD   DIVIDENDS   FOR   81VSN    YEARS. 

The  following  table  •howi  the  dividends  paid  for  seven  yean  past  on  all  railroad  stocks  (of  steam  railroads) 
sold  at  the  Stock  Exchanges  in  New  York,  Hoston,  Philadelphia  and  Baltimore.  Stocks  which  hare  been 
merged  or  consolidated,  and  hare  no  longer  a  separate  existence,  are  not  included.  Dividends  actually  paid 
form  the  basis  of  a  year's  total.  Those  declared  in  one  year  and  paid  in  another  appear  in  the  latter  year.  An 
»  on  Railroad  Dividends  WM  published  in  the  COMXEBOIAL  AM.  Fis  \VIAL  CHROHICLB  of  January  16, 
1897,  pages  106  and  107,  in  which  the  changes  that  occurred  daring  1890  are  discussed. 

DIVIDENDS  OX   RAILROAD  STOCKS 


1M1. 


1SS4. 


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INVESTORS'     SUPPLEMENT. 

___========= 

DIVIDENDS  ON  RAILROAD  STOCKS— CONCLUDED. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


Mane  of  Company. 

Dividend  Periods. 

1890. 

1891. 

1892. 

1893. 

1894. 

1895. 

1896. 

•.  T.  PTOT.  *  Bojt-mtonliurtoni 
lew  York  Roea  A  West.,  prrf  .  . 

Quarterly—  Feb. 

10 

10 

u 

2 
2 
28 

4 
7 
7 
6 
7 

8 

I 
5 

U 

2 

16 

4 
7 
7 
6 
7 
8 
8 

5 

t 

t 

t 
4 

[erfoU  A  BonCseni  -  

Qaarterly—  Jan. 

6 
16 

5 
16 
3 

7 

3 

7 

8 

"26" 
2 
7 

6 

7 
8 
8 

16 

"si" 

2 

7 

64 

8 
8 

reaasylraaia  Coal.  

Qaarterly-  Feb. 

•Hub  FVW  *  ChJc.  jraar.O'sed) 
Do         de           special  .. 
FlMab.  Younflfn  A  Ashtabula. 
Do                do            pref. 

Quarterly—  Jan. 
Qaarterly—  Jan. 

7 
24 

8 

8 

7 

I 

7 
8 

a 

March  and  Sept! 
Qaarterly—  Feb. 
Jan.    and  July. 
Quarterly—  Fen. 
Qaarterly—  Feb. 
Jan.  and   July. 
March  and  Sept. 
Qaarterly—  Feb. 
Jan.  ana    July. 
Feb.    and   Aug. 

BeaseeUer  A  Saratoga  (leased). 
bo  Grande  Western,  pref  
Rom*  Watertown  A  Offdensb'rf 
St.  Lonl«  Alton  A  Terre  Haute, 
•t.  Paul  A  Duluth  pref 

6 

6 

5 

5 

5 
6 

6 
H 
6 

7 
7 
8 
6 
2 
5 
4\ 

8 

9 
6 

10 

7 

7 
6 
8 
6 
4 
5 
4% 

8 
7 
8 
6 
10 
54 

6 
8 
6 
2 
5 

8 
7 
8 
6 
10 
5 

5 
6 

5 

6 

It.  Paul  Mlnneap.  A  Manitoba. 
TeBneesee  Coal  A  Iron,  pref  — 
TsrreHanteA  Indianapolis.... 

3 

00  do  pref. 
WfcMttn*  *  Lake  ErU.  pr£.... 

Quarterly—  Jan. 

3% 

8 
7 

3(0 
10 

7 

5 
2 

8 
7 
6 
6 
10 
44 

5 

8% 

Quarterly—  Mar. 
Jan.    and  Jnly. 
Qaarterly—  Jan. 
March  and  Sept. 
Quarterly—  Jan. 
Jan.    and  Jnly. 

8 
7 
6 
6 
10 
4 

8 
7 
6 
6 
10 
3 
3 

smnim  A  Lowell 

IfllV  A  Maine  '.  •  • 

Do                 pref... 

—  •  nml.  _•  m  ,—  ,  , 

Central  Massachusetts,  pref.  .  . 
Chicago  A  West  Michigan  
On.  Sand.  A  Cleveland,  com  .. 

Feb.   and   Aug. 

3 
6 
6 

34 

6 
2 

34 
3 

(t) 
6 

6 
6 
14 
6 

3 
5 

4 
2 

6 

6 
6 
6 
6 
10 
5 
3 
5 
3 

6 

(n)  6*4 
(n)  6  "4 
10 
5 
3 
5 
4 

6 

7 
7 
7 
7 
10 
ft 

3 
5 

4 

Do                pref  

May   and   NOT. 
Qaarterly—  Jan. 

Concord  A  Montreal— 
CUM  I.  (Bost-Oon.  A  Mon.  pf.) 
CUM  II.  (Best.  Con.  A  Moa  ).. 
CUM  III.  (Bos.  a  A  Mon.  old) 
CUM  IV.  (Concord  stock)  

Quarterly  -Jan. 
Qaarterly—  Jan. 
Jan.    and  July. 
Feb.    and    Aug. 
June  and    Dee. 
April    and  Oct. 
Jan.  and    Jaly. 
Feb.    and   Aug. 
Mar.  and  Sept. 

6 
8 
5 
44 

2 
6 

2 
34 
8 
6 
10 
9 
6  A  25  extra 
8 
7 
5 

6 
10 
2 
6 
6 
6 

6 

8 
5 

3%&50stock 
5 
34 

2 
1 
4 
6 
10 
9 
6 
8 
9-90  (v) 
5 
6 
6 
10 
3 
6 
6 
6 

6 

8 
5 
3 
5 

4 

Oonneetieat  A  Passampsl'o.'pM. 

Buopean  A  North  American  ... 
FttehDarg,  pref  ........... 

Flint  A  Pere  Marquette,  pref.  .  . 
Ft.  Wayne  A  Jack,  pref  (leased) 
Hartford  A  Conn.  west,  (leased) 
Kan*.  City  Ft.  Scott  A  Memphis 
Kan.  City  Ft.  Scott  A  M.,  pref.. 
•aMBeCMinU 

219 

54 
2 

54 
2 

Feb.    and    Aug. 
Feb.    and   Aug. 

8  (u) 

10 
9 
6 
8 
7 
5 
6 
6 
10 
4 
6 
6 
6 

5  ft) 
6 
10 
9 
6 
8 

5  * 
6 
6 

144  (2) 

6 

6 
6 

6 
10 
9 
11 

8 
7 
5 
6 
6 
1O 
4 
6 
6 
5 

64 

7 
7 
8 
6 
4-58 
t>-38 
7 
5 

44 

6 

9 
6 
8 
7 
5 
6 
6 
10 
4 
6 
6 
5 

5 

7 
7 
8 
6 
4-56 
6-38 
7 
44 
7 
4 

6 
10 

9 
8 
8 
7 
5 
6 
6 
10 
2 
6 
6 
5 

24Cm 
7 
7 
8 
6 
4-56 
6-38 
7 
4 

4 

Manchester  A  Lawrence  

Hay    and    NOT. 
May    and    NOT. 
Quarterly—  Jan. 
Jan.    and  July. 
Quarterly—  Jan. 
Jan.    and  July. 
Jan.    and    July 
Jan.    and  July. 

•orthera  (N.  H.)  .  . 

Norwich  A  Woroesfr  pfd.  (leas'd) 
Old  Colony  

PHUfleld  A  No.  Adams  (leased) 
Portland  A  Rochester 

Portl'nd  Baoo  A  Porton.  (leased) 
ProTldenoe  A  Worcester 

Rutland,  pref  

Jan.    and  July. 
April  and    Oct. 
Jan.   and  July. 
Jan.   and  Jaly. 

Vermont  A  Masaacbus'U  (l'»ed> 
Vermont  Valley  

Woroester  Nashua  A  Rochester. 
PHILADELPHIA. 

Oamden  A  Atlantic,  pref  

Oatawlssa  (leased),  pref  

May    and    NOT. 
May    and   NOT. 
Quarterly—  Feb. 
Jan.    and  Jnly. 
May    and    NOT. 
Jan.    and  July. 
Jan.    and  July. 
Feb.   and   Aug. 
Feb.   and    Aug. 
May   and    NOT. 
Quarterly—  Jan. 
Jan.    and  July. 
Jan.    and   July. 
Mar.  anil   Sept. 
Quarterly—  Feb. 
Jan.    aiiU  July. 
May    and    NOT. 
Jan.    and  July. 

7 
7 
8 
6 
5 
7 
7 

7 
7 
8 
6 
5 
7 
7 
2 
7 
5 
5 
7 

8 
7 
6 
5 

7 
7 
8 
6 
4-65 
6-80 
7 

7 

r- 

8 

7 
6 

i* 
12 
10 
7 
5 
10 
7 

7 
7 
8 
6 
4-58 
6-38 
7 
5 
7 
6 
4 
7 

5 
8 
9 
5  A  2  scrip. 
6 

Do         new  pref. 

DeUware  A  Bound  Br'k  (leased) 
East  Pen  nsylTanla  (leased)  
Kmlra  A  WUllamsport  (leased). 

Harrtsb.Portsm.Mt  J.A  L.(l'sed) 
Huntingdon  A  Broad  Top  

Do  do  pref. 
LehlghCoalA  Navigation.. 

54 
5 
5 
8 

r 

8 
24 

Lehlgh  Valley  ~.  

Mlnehlll  A  Bohuyl.  HaT.  (leas'd) 
Neequehonlng  Valley  (leased)  .  . 
North  Pennsylvania  (leased)... 
•orthera  Central  

7 

5 
8 
7 
5 
2 
2 
12 
10 
7 
5 
10 
7 

7 

r- 

8 
7 
5 
2 

7 

8 
7 
5 

Pennsylvania  Railroad  

Pennsylvania  A  Northwestern. 
PhlladelphU  A  Erie,  common  .  . 
Phlla.  Gennant.  A  Nor.  (leased) 
PhlladelphU  A  Trenton  (leas'd) 
Phlla.  Wilmington  A  Baltimore 
BchoylkUl  Vafley  

Quarterly—  Mar. 
Quarterly—  Jan. 
Jan.    and  July. 
Jan.   and    July. 
Quarterly—  Jan. 
Mar.   and   Sept. 
Mar.  and   Sept. 

12 
10 
6 
5 
10 
7 
44 

12 
10 
6 
5 
10 
7 

104 
10 

5 
10 

7 

12 
10 
64 
5 
10 

3 

12 
10 

7 
ft 
10 

3(m) 
24fm 

6 

United  Cos.  of  N.  J.  (leased).... 
West  Jersey  

West  Jeney  A  Atlantic  
West  Jersey  A  Seashore  

ii  i  i.  i  i  MO  HI:. 

Allan.  A  Char.  Air  Line  (leased) 
Baltimore  A  Ohio—  Main  Stem 

Mar.  and   Sept. 
May   and    NOT. 
Jan.    and  Jnly. 
May    and    NOT. 
Jan.    and  July. 
Jan.    and  July. 

54 

6 
20  stock. 
6 
10 
6 
6 

6 

12 

6 

10 
6 

6 

6 

* 

6 
5 
6 
10 
6 
6 

"T" 

6 
3 

6 

6* 
10 
6 
6 
...... 

6 

6 

Do.      do.    pref.  stocks.... 
Do.       do.     Wash.  Branch. 
Central  Ohlo.com  

6 
10 
6 
6 

6 
10 
6 
6 

-p 

3 

10 
3 
3 

Do     do    pref  

Georgia  Booth.  A  Fla.,  1st  pref. 
WMt  Virginia  Cent.  A  Plttso  .  .  . 
Wll.  Columbia  A  Augusta  ... 
Wilmington  AWeldon  ! 

Annual  in  Men! 
Jan.    and  Jnly. 

6 
8 

May,  1896,  Camden  &  Atlautlo! 
x"'«i1T*°r  "I*  'T"  *"  lue  •D0«ton  A  Maine  dividend  periods  "were  o  ™!"kV  "TS1*  »»  '  Per  oent  Per  annum  to  Bostoii  & 

^•sS^sfyf^^^^j«^,^SfiSSi£^S_s^ 

-- 12 


. 

(ft  IJttwoMitof  tUs  In  bond  sortp.          m  4-9  of  r  his  In  »toofc          (?)  F.]rSfrlv  Bastorn  nrl^r™/61  °6?t  ,°?  °S 

st  Jersey  and  other  roads  were  consolidated  under  uameof  West  JerseS  &  Seasl  ™       ?«?  NvT  i       r^";»1-? 
St!^        /%E'5der  '5"  '•"•  «°  tne  Bo»ton  *  Maine  TdlTldend  peruX  were  Ta  <^  to  ami,  ^      T  td  at  7  pe 


JANUARY.  1897.  J 


INDEX. 


1XDEX    TO    COMPANIES— CONSOLIDATED,     &c. 
Companies  not  given  in  the  SUPPLEMENT  tables  in  their  alphabetical  order  may  be  found  by  reference  to  the  Index  below. 


WILL  BE  FOCKD  C!»DEK— 

Akron  A  Chicago  Junction. Baltimore  A  Ohio. 

Aifj^w.-  central Southern  Railway  Co. 

t  ••  lt»«  PHI*  *  Imni  o  rissMint  On  frntrsl  of  New  Jersey. 
American  Telephone  A  Telegraph.. American  BeU  Telephone. 

Annapolis  A  Batto.  Short  Line. Balto.  *  Annapolis  Short  Line. 

Aahtabula*  PltUburg Ptttsburg  Youngsto wn  A  Ashtabula. 

Aspen  Short  Line Colorado  Midland. 

A tehison  A  Nebraska Chicago  Burlington  A  Qniney. 

AtehUon  A  Pike'*  Peak. Central  Branch  Union  Pacific. 

Atlantic  A  Onlf Savannah  Florida  A  Western 

Atlantic  KkMtealppl  4  Ohio Norfolk  A  Western. 

,i«''i  fl  •' 


Atlantic  A  Northwest 


kdianPac 


Baltimore  Belt 

Baltimore  A  Cumberland.. 
I A  Hanover. 


Baltimore  A  Harruburg. 
Baltimore  A  New  York... 


Augusta  A  Knoxvllle. '..... Port  Roral  A  Western  Carolina. 

.Baltimore  A  Ohio. 
..Western  Maryland. 
..Wsstecm  Maryland. 
..Western  Maryland. 

.Baltimore  A  Ohio. 

.Tort  Bowthern. 

«*  A  Michigan  Southern. 
iO*BtraL 

icier:  tin.  Chic.  A  St.  Lools. 

.  IlllnoU  Central  System. 

.  IllinoU  Central  System 


Baltimore  *  Lehlgh  BB. 
Battle  Creek  A  Storgia. 
Bay  Clt  j  A  Battl    ' 
BeiMMtatne  A I 

Belleville  A  CaroBdetat.. 
Belleville  A  Eldorado. 


BaUerUleA 
Bell's  Gai 


.Oap.. 


.Illinois  Central  System. 
Pennsylvania  A  North* 


A  New  Bed Old  Colony. 


I A  Montreal 

el  A  Wi 


A  N  Y.  Air  Uae 

Wlathjvp  A  " 

Brooklyn  A 

IrnaswtekA 
Brunswick  A  We 


..Fltchbnrg. 

JT.  T.  Hew  Haven  A  Hartford. 
A  Lynn. 


New  Turk  A  Pennsylvania. 
Chicago  B«£«te.  A  Qolacy. 


talro  Arkansas  A  Texas  . 
Cairo  Short  Line 


1PaelBo-Ot  L.  I.  M.  A  Bo. 
Illinois  Central  Bystern. 

Chicago  A  Bt  Louis. 


St.  L.  Cap*  Gtrardean  A 

!  IlllnoU  Central  By  stem. 
~  rolls*  *  OmtwrUnd 


qirardaan  A  Fort  Smith 
Oap. 


DnhaqMABtoaxCttr. 
Burlington  Cedar  Rapids  A  North' n. 
.Chleago  A  North  Western. 

f  Oa.  RR.  A  Banking Central  of  Oa.  Ry. 

>wa Iowa  Central. 

raahtactoa Northern  Paelflc. 

•  QsMfanatl  A  Chicago... Ohio  Bl ver  A  CharteXam. 

i  Railway, 
i  Ball  way. 

(Of  sf^ea •* •! BMmQ *r s>_ \ 


a  Fs  A  California 

•  ASt.  Louis Atehlae 

>  Bt.  L**de  A  »ew  Or!****. . .  mtaata 


Belt  By.  (of  Cha 
SSr 


Mllwauh**A8t  Paul. 

a 


&B83& 


•  .-'."..>  i 


JABtL. 


AOraaha. 
A  Pacific. 


»M.FM] 

'ntta**s*Cratral. 
Chleaan  A  North 
j  A  Mlnns.SU.. ..WliTilTli  Central  Co. 

i  Ball  way Choctaw  Oklahoma  A  Gulf. 

tlUmore Baltimore  A  Ohio  South  western. 

.  Bt  Loots  A  Chicago.  Cleveland  Cm.  Chw.  A  Bt.  LOOM. 


AOiioa«>....PItUb-rK(-1netuatlChlrairoAHt.L. 
*  CtoTMaad.. Cleveland  Cto.  nil*.  A  M.  Lonl*. 


ew  Orleans  A  Tex  Pac. 

Cleveland  CUn.  Chic.  A  Bt.  Louis. 
.Cleveland  Cte.  Chle.  A  St  Loals. 
BalUmor.  A  Ohio  Southwestern. 
Pennsylvania  A  Northwestern. 

•nmmmllml  flV^smmT 

Cleveland  Canton  A  Southern. 
Cleveland  CU.  Chic.  A  St  Louis. 

Union  Paelflc  Denver  A  Onlf. 

Southern  Railway. 

International  A  Great  Northern. 

Norfolk  A  Western. 

i  A  Hocking  Valley Columbus  Hooking  Valley  A  Toledo. 

i  A  Indianapolis  Central.. . Plttah.  CtaataaetTChlc.  A  St  Loom, 
i  Lima  A  Milwaukee Ohio  Southern. 

l  A  Hocking..... Columbus  Sandusky  A  Hocking. 
'    A  Alabama. 

Valley  A  Toledo. 


Central  of  <(«.  Ry. 
.Concord 


._  A  Montreal. 

(.    Kansas  City  Suburban  Belt 
Tenaont  ...Central  of  Vermont 

» A  Antrim Fall  Brook. 

lABoathern Cleveland  Canton  A  Southern 

.  •.    l  .-.•:.•.•.  ... Kentucky  Cent.-I»ulsv11le  A  Nash 

.KMSMeCtty  Fort  Scott  A   ' 


f2oS_ 

IS 


Central Chicago*  North  Western. 

A  Gnat  Southern Chicago  Milwaukee  A  St  Paul. 

A  Warn Missouri  Kansas  A  Texas. 

A  Norwalk New  York  New  Haven  A  Hartford. 


NAME.  WILL  BK  FOUND  CKDBK— 

Danville  A  Grape  Creek Chliwo  A  East  lUlnolu. 

De  Bardeleben  Coal  *  Iron Tennensee  Coal  A  Iron  (Mlsoel.) 

Delano  Land Lehlgh  Valley. 

Denver  Pacific Union  Pacific. 

Denver  A  Rio  Grande  Weatern Rio  Grande  Western. 

Denver  Texas  A  Fort  Worth Union  Pacific  Denver  A  Gulf. 

Denver  Texaa  A  Gulf Union  Pacific  Denver*  Gulf. 

Dea  Molne*  A  Minnesota Chicago  <&  North  Western. 

Detroit  A  Bav  City Michigan  Central. 

Detroit  Bay  City  A  Alpena Detroit  ft  Maoklnao. 

Detroit  Lansing  A  Northern Detroit  Grand  Rapids  &  Western. 

Detroit  Maoklnao  A  Mitrquette See  MUeellaneou«  Companies. 

Detroit  Monroe  A  Toledo i>a«e  Shore  A  Michigan  Southern. 

Distilling  A  Cattle  Feeding American  Spirits  Manufacturing. 

Duck  River Nashville  Chattanooga  A  St.  Louis. 

Duluth  A  Manitoba Northern  Pacific. 

Duluth  Short  Line St.  Paul  A  Duluth. 

Duluth  A  Winnipeg Duluth  Superior  &  Western. 

Dutches*  County Phlla.  Reading  A  New  England. 

Bast  Line  A  Red  River Missouri  Kansas  A  Texas. 

East  River  Gas New  York  A  East  River  Gas. 

East  Tenn.  Va.  A  Oa Southern  Railway. 

Eastern  of  Massachusetts Boxton  A  Maine. 

Eastern  of  Minnesota. Great  Northern. 

Easton  A  Amboy Lohlgh  Valley. 

Easton  A  Northern Lehigh  Valley. 

KUsabethtown  Lexlng.  A  Big  Sandy. Chesapeake  A  Ohio. 

Klmlra  State  Line Tloga  RR. 

Erie  A  Kalamaaoo Lake  Shore  A  Michigan  Southern. 

Eaeanaba  A  Lake  Superior Chicago  A  North  Western. 

European  A  North  American Maine  Central. 

Kvaasvllle  A  Crawfordsvule Evansville  A  Terre  Haute. 

Evans vllle  Henderson  A  Nashville. .  Louisville  A  Nashville. 
Bvansvllle  Bockford  A  Eastern Louisville  Evansv.  A  St.  L.  Conso 

ranroA  Southern _ Chicago  Milwaukee  A  St.  PaoL 

Florida  Southern .W. Savannah  Florida  A  Western. 

Fort  Smith  A  Van  Buren  Bridge.... St.  Louis  A  Han  Kratclsoo. 

Franklin  A  Ptttaylvanta Southern  Railway. 

Fremont  Elkhorn  A  Mtseourt  Val.  .Chicago  A  North  Western. 

Ceorgia  Midland  A  Onlf Georgia  Midland  Ry. 

Georgia  Pacific    s..i,tl,,-rn  Railway. 

Grand  Rapid*  Newaygo  A  L.  Shore.Chlcago  A  West  Michigan. 

Grand  River  Valley.... Michigan  Central. 

Green  Bay  Winona  A  St.  Paul Green  Bay  A  Western. 

OrMsriUldA  Northern Kansas  City  Ft.  Soott  A  Memphis. 

Oreaawood  AnAareosi  *  Western. . .  Carolina  Midland 


Blver  A  Portahester New  York  New  Haven  A  Hartford. 

.1*  Dakota Chicago  Milwaukee  A  St.  Paul 

HesmuTA  Bed  Mountain Northern  Paelflc. 

mrHiii Maine  Central. 

HoUy  WarneA  Monroe Flint  A  Pere  Marqnette. 

nnilllislri New  York  New  Haven  A  Hartford. 

HanUnbvrc Tall  City  ACaanellton  lxtul«v.  Evansv.  A  St.  Louis  Conaol. 
Huttactoa  A  Big  Bandy Ohio  River. 


l  :•.-..  A  -•;••..    .  .......  Ixmlsvllle  Evansv.  A  8t  L.  OonsoL 

Indiana  Block  Coal  ..................  Chicago  A  Eastern  Illinois. 

Indiana  BloomingiAu  A  Western  —  Peorta  A  Eastern 

Indiana  A  Illinois  Southern  .........  St.  Louis  I  ndlanarpolls  A  Eastern. 

Indianapolis  Cln.  A  Lafayette  .......  Cleveland  Cln.  Chic.  A  St.  Louis. 

IndtaaapoUs  A  St.  Louis  .............  neveland  Cln.  Chic,  A  St  Louis. 

Ionia  A  Lansing  .....................  Detroit  Grand  Rapids  A  Western. 

low.  A  Dakota  ......................  Chicago  Milwaukee  A  St  Paul. 

Iowa  Fall.  A  Hlouf  City  .............  Dubuque  A  Sioux  City. 

Iowa  Midland...  ...Chicago  A  North  Western. 

lowaAMlnassota  .............  Chicago  Milwaukee  ASt.  Paul. 

Michigan  Central. 
Blv  ...  Florida  East  Coast. 
St.  Louis..  .Jacksonville  A  St.  Louis. 
Jacksonville  A  St.  Louis. 
.  ..................  Northern  Pacific. 

A  Franklin  .........  L»ke  Shore  A  Michigan  Southern. 

Jashnon  Madiera  A  Indianapolis.  .  PltUburg  Cincinnati  Chlo.  A  St.  L. 
ollet  A  Chicago  .....................  Chicago  A  Alton. 

OMttM  A  Breakwater  ......  Delaware  Maryland  A  Virginia. 

can  A  Or.  Rapids.  .  Lake  Shore  A  Michigan  Southern. 


ASagtnaw 
.  ATndian 

Louis  v.  A  St. 

Southeastern 


St.  Aug. 
'    Louis  v. 


Kalaauaoo 


A  South  Haven Michigan  Central. 

„  A  White  Pigeon Lake  Shore  4  Michigan  Southern. 

A  Arkansas    Valley Missouri  Pao.  (St  L.T.  Mt  A  So.) 

City  Bridge  A  Terminal Kansas  City  A  Atlantic. 

Kansas  City  FortScott  A  Onlf Kansas  City  Fort  Scott  A  Memphis. 

City  A  Indep.  Air  Line Kansas  City  Suburban  Belt 

City  A  Memphis  Ry.  Bridge. Kansas  City  Fort  Scott  A  Memphis. 

City  A  Pacific Missouri  Kansas  A  Texas. 

City  Bt  Louis  A  Chicago.... Chicago  A  Alton 

Kansas  City  Southeastern  A  Memp:  Kansas  City  Fort  Scott  A  Memphis. 

City  A  Southwestern Bt  Louis  A  San  Francisco. 

City  Springfield  A  Memnhls.Kansas  City  Fort  Scott  A  Memphis. 

City  Terminal  Con.tr.  Co. ..Kansas  City  PltUburg  A  Gulf. 

City  Topeka  A  Western Atchlson  Topeka  A  Santa  Fe, 

City  Wyaodotte  A  N'th'Wn.Kansa«  City  Northwestern. 

A  Missouri Kansas  City  Fort  Boott  A  Memphis. 

_  Pndno Union  Pacific. 

Ketthsborg  Bridge Iowa  Central. 

KanUiky  Central Louisville  *  Nashville. 

Kentucky  Union Lexington  A  Eastern. 

Knox  A  Lincoln Maine  Central. 

Lacka wanna  A  Southwestern. Central  N.  T.  A  Western. 

Lacks  wanna  A  Susquehanna Delaware  A  Hudson. 

PltUburg  You  n  g.  to  wn  A  Ashtabula. 

Lehlgh  A  New  York Ix-hUh  Vii: 

Lehlgh  A  Stisouehanna Lehlgh  Coal  A  Navigation  (Mlsoel.) 

Lemlngtnn  A  Bt  flair Canada  Southern. 

UrwfACai 
Lexington  A 
Lincoln  A  Northwestern V.7. ........  -Chicago  Burlington  A  'qulncy. 

Lincoln  Park  A  Charlotte Buffalo  Rochester  A  PltUburg 

Little  Bock  Junction Missouri  Pacific. 

Little  Rock  *  Fort  Smith Missouri  I'n.-iii,- 

Long  Branch  A  Sea  Shore Central  New  Jersey. 

Long  Dock  Company. Erie  RR. 

Long  Inland  <'lty  A  Flushing Long  Inland. 

Louisiana  A  Missouri  River Chicago  *  Alton. 

i  onl.rtlle  Cincinnati  A  Lexington.. Loulsvllln  *  Naohvlll*. 

Loul.vllle  A  Frankfort Louisville  A  Nashv.— L.  C.  A  Lex. 

Loul.vllle  New  Orlean.  A  Texas....  Illinois  Central  (Yacoo  A  M.  V.) 

Louisville  Ml.  I/. in.  A  Texas Louisville  Henderson  A  St  Louis. 

Lonlnvllle  Southern Southern  Railway. 

Lowell  A  Lawrence Boston  A  Lowell. 


Caney  Valley Missouri  Paclfir. 

on*  Frankfort Louisville  A  NashVIe  <L.  C.  A  Lex.) 


INDEX 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


WIU.  M  FOCTO  UKDBB- 
.  Georgia  RR.  A  Banking  Co. 
.Lake  Shore  *  Michigan  80.  System. 
...flt  Lawrence  A  Adirondack. 
CoJunl»»Uon  Canadian  Pacific. 

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'A     ntonnfon.. 


IHihith  South  Shore  A  Atlantic. 
BalUmore  A  Lehlgh. 


arm  .  ...-  ..... 

...  Connecticut  A  Passumpsle. 

nirton    .  ...  Kentucky  (Vntral.-Louls.  A  Nash. 

'  '-  . 


.  1-ittnn.McKersport  AYoughlogheny, 

:  .iiiixMlle  -V  X:i»hvillf. 

Kansas  City  Memphis  A  BtrmtBrm 
Kansas  City  Fort  Scott  A  Memphis, 


WILL  BB  FOUKD  UNDER— 

Ravenswood  Spencer  *  OlenviUe..Ohlo  River.         . 
Republican  Valley  ...................  Chicago  Burlington  A  <£  ilncy 

............  Kansas  City  Ft.  Scott  A  Mem. 

Richmond  A'Daiivllle  ................  Southern  Railway. 


.  I  .  .  8t  Louis  Merch'U'  Bridge  Ter.  RR. 
Chicago  A  North  Western. 
Manhattan  Elevated. 


. 

Chicago  and  Southeastern. 

New  Vork  Susquehanna  A  Western 


of  Hew  Jersey 
Suwisukee  Lake  Snore  A^Weitern^.Chioago  A  North  Western 

Milwaukee  A  Madison Chicago  A  North  \\estern. 

Milwaukee  A  Northern Chicago  Milwaukee  A  St  Paul. 

Minneapolis  A  I nilnth Minneapolis  A  St  Louis.  at.  i-aui  tasrern  wrauu  iruu* i/u»»i*u  .*  .-.MH 

DuMpollsA |Pac"lc        "-••••       Mlnneap.  St  P.  A  Saul    -te.  Marie    ,        Paul  Mlnneal)0li8  A  Manitoba... Great  Northern. 
"    '  •    •    \'    '  •    N|  '  '       '  •    -      !     ••••-••••-"••   "  :l"        ,,    ,..,„!  ,v  |.;l,.jtu. (ireat  Northern. 


Saglnaw  A  Western  ..................  Detroit  Grand  Rapids  A  Western. 

St.  'To'wph'A  WMternV.".'."".'.".".'.:i;".8t.aJotei>h  *  Grand  Maid. 
St  Lawrence  A  Ottawa  ..............  Canadian  Pacific. 

St  Louis  Alton  A  Springfield  .......  St.  Louis  Chicago  &  St.  Paal. 

St.  Louis  Alton  A  Terre  Haute  .....  Illinois  Central  bystern. 

2£  ,      ,   Arkansas  4  Texas  .........  St.  Louis  Southwestern. 

g£        JJ  gjf,^1  A  Tlmnel  ...........  Terminal  Association  of  St.  LoulB. 

St  Louis  A  Chicago  ..................  St.  Louis  Peoria  A  Northern. 

St.  Louis  Council  Bluffs  A  Omaha...  Wabash. 

St.  Louis  A  Eastern  .................  St.  Louis  Peoria  &  Northern. 

St.  Louis  Iron  Mount'n  &  Southern-Missouri  Pacific  System. 

St.  Louis  Jacksonville  &  Chicago  —  Chicago  &  Alton. 

St.  Louis  Kansas  City  &  Northern...  Wabash. 

St.  Louis  Keokuk  A  8.  W  ............  Chicago  Burlington  A  Qulncy. 

St.  Louis  Salem  A  Arkansas  .........  St.  Louis  A  San  Francisco 

Ht  Louis  Southern  ...................  Illinois  Central  System. 

St.  Louis  Wichita  A  Western  ........  St.  Louis  <&  San  Francisco. 

"8t  Paul"       ........................  Chicago  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul. 

St.  Paul  Eastern  Grand  Trunk  ......  Chicago  A  North  Western. 


....Great  Northern. 

„  Western .'.".'        ........ .Great  Xort hern. 

,.        ,  .  ..Chicago  Milwaukee  A  St  Paul. 

A  Northwestern Chicago  Great  Western. 

Bt  Crolx  A  Wisconsin..  .Wisconsin  Central  Company. 

_  Valley.  Chicago  A  North  Western. 

Oemtsqnol  Valley Central  Vermont 

Mississippi  River  Bridge Chicago  A  Alton. 

iriksjuaa  A  Eastern Missouri  Kansas  A  Texas. 

Missouri  Valley  A  Blair  RR.  Bridge. Chicago  A  North  Western. 

Missouri  A  Western. Ht  Louis  A  San  Francisco 

Mobile  A  Olrard Central  of  Georgia  Ry. 

-Motion  Route" Louisville  New  Albany  A  Chicago. 

Montana  Central...  Great  Northern. 

Mont.uk  Extension  RR. I-ong  Island  RR, 

Montgomery  A  Eufaula. Central  of  Georgia  Ry. 

Montreal  Portland  A  Boston Central  Vermont. 

Morris  Canal       Lehlgh  Valley  RR. 

Mnskeron  Grand  Rapids  A  Indiana-Grand  Rapids  A  Indiana. 
Kantasket  Beach  RK. New  York  New  Haven  &  Hartford 

Nashua  A  Lowell Boston  A  Lowell. 

Hashua  A  Rochester Worcester  Nashua  A  Rochester. 

Rational  Cordage Standard  Rone  A  Twine. 

Hebraska Chicago  Burlington  A  Qulncy. 

Hew  Albany  Brit  A  Terminal Kentucky  A  Indiana  Bridge. 

New  Brunswick Canadian  Paclflc. 

Rewbnrg  A  New  York Erie  RR. 

Hew  Haven  A  Derby New  York  New  Haven  A  Hartford. 

Hew  Jersey  Midland New  York  Susqiiehanna  A  Western. 

Hew  Jersey  Southern Central  of  New  Jersey. 

Hew  Orleans  A  Gulf New  Orleans  A  Southern. 

Hew  Orleans  Mobile  A  Texas Louis.  A  Nash.  (N.  O.  A  Mobile  Dlv.) 

Hew  Orleans  Pacific Texas  A  Pacific. 

Newport*  Rlchford Connecticut  A  Passumpsic. 

Newtown  A  Flushing Long  Island. 

New  York  Bay  Extension Long  Island. 

New  York  Elevated Manhattan  Elevated. 

New  York  A  Erie Erie  RR. 

Hew  York  Lake  Erie  A  Western Erie  RR. 

New  York  A  Long  Branch Central  of  New  Jersey. 

Hew  York  A  Manhattan  Beach N.  Y.  Brooklyn  A  Manhat  Beach. 

Hew  York  A  New  England New  England  RR. 

Hew  York  A  Northern New  York  A  Putnam. 

New  York  Pennsylvania  A  Ohio  ..  Nypano  RR. 

Hew  York  Providence  A  Boston New  York  New  Haven  A  Hartford. 

Hew  York  A  Oswego  Midland New  York  Ontario  A  Western. 

Hew  York  A  Rockaway Long  Island. 

Nodaway  Valley Kan.  City  St.  Jos.  A  Council  Bluffs. 

Norfolk  Albemarle  A  Atlantic Norfolk  Va.  Beach  A  Southern. 

Norfolk  A  Petersburg Norfolk  A  Western. 

Norfolk  Southern Norfolk  A  Southern. 

northern  Illinois Chicago  A  North  Western. 

Horth  Missouri Wabash. 

Horth  Shore Canadian  Paclflc. 

North  Wisconsin Clilc.  St.  Paul  Minn.  A  Oniaha. 

northern  Paclflc  A  Manitoba  Ter... Northern  Pacific. 

Northern  Pacific  A  Montana Northern  Paclflc. 

northwestern  Grand  Trunk Chicago  A  Grand  Trunk. 

northwestern  Union. Chicago  A  North  Western. 

Horthwest  Virginia Baltimore  A  Ohio. 

Steamship Central  of  Georgia  Ry. 

snurg  Transit Ogdensburg  A  Lake  Champlain. 

Central Toledo  A  Ohio  Central. 

Indiana  A  Western Peoria  A  Eastern. 

Land  A  Ry.  Co Columbus  Hocking  Val.  A  Toledo. 

A  Mississippi Baltimore  A  Ohio  Southwestern. 

A  West  Virginia Col.  Hooking  Valley  A  Toledo. 

-"  >  Aqnebec Canadian  Paclflc. 

Pacific, Oregon  Central  A  Eastern. 

Short  Line Oregon  Hhort  Line  A  Utah  Northern. 

'ego  A  Rome Rome  Watertown  A  Ogdensburg. 

Ottawa  Oswego  A  Fox  River Chicago  BurlingtonADotnoy. 

Ottnmwa  Cedar  Falls  A  St  Paul ....  Chicago  A  North  Western. 

•aclHc  Coast Oregon  Improvement  Co. 

tMM*  Short  Line Sioux  City  O'Neill  A  Western. 

Pawtiixrt  Valley N.  Y.  New  Haven  A  Hartford. 

•snliiMilar  (Mlch> Chicago  A  North  Western. 

••onsTlvanla  A  N.  Y.  Canal Lehlgh  Valley. 

*saa.Potujhkeepsle  A  Boston l.chu-b  A  New  England. 

'•cot  Shore  Line. Maine  Central. 

nola  A  Atlantic Louisville  A  Nashville. 

Inlphla  Marlton  A  Mnlford..  .Camdeii  A  Atlantic. 

Philadelphia  *  Heading Reading  Company. 

Ptttsburg  Akron  A  Wwtrrn Northern  Ohio. 

PUUtmr*  Cincinnati  A  Ht  Louis....  Pitts.  Clnn.  Chle.  A  St  Lonls. 

ttuburg  A  <  i>nnell«vllle. Baltimore  A  ( )hli>. 

PlttKbnrg.  Hlieiisngo  A  Lake  Erie... I'll tsburg  Bessemer  A  Lake  Erie 
PltUrtrM  A  North  Adams Boston  A  Albany. 

5****"1  J""  S  *}•  8oto Kansas  City  Clinton  A  Springfield. 

Plymouth  A  Mlddlrborn Old  Colony  RR 

Port  Huron  A  Northwestern Hint  A  Pere  Marquette. 

Portland  A  kennrlw Maine  Central. 

Portland  A  Ogdensburg Maine  Central. 

Port  Koyal  A  Western  Carolina' '  \  Charleston  A  Western  Carolina. 
Parumouth  dreat  Falls  A  Conway  Boston  A  Maine. 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable Commercial  Cable. 

Prairie  du  rhkin Chicago  Milwaukee  A  8t  Paul. 

Qolocy  Alton  A  Bt  I  «•!•«• Chicago  Burlington  A  Qulnoy. 


St  Paul  A  Sioux  City Chic.  St  Paul  Minn.  A  Omaha. 

St.  Paul  Stillwater  A  T.  F Chlo.  St  Paul  Minn.  A  Omaha. 

Sanford  A  Lake  Eustis Jacksonville  Tampa  A  Key  West 

!  Sault  St  Marie  A  Southwestern Chlo.  St.  Paul  Minneap.  A  Omaha. 

Savannah  Anierlcus  A  Montgomery.Georgla  A  Alabama. 
;  Savannah  A  Atlantic Central  of  Georgia. 

Savannah  Albany  A  Gulf Savannah  Florida  A  Western. 

Savannah  A  Charleston. Charleston  A  Savannah. 

SavRnnali  A  Western Central  of  Georgia  Ry. 

Schu'  Ikill  River  East  Side Baltimore  A  Ohio. 

Sciotb  Valley  A  New  England Norfolk  A  Western. 

Seaboard  Air  Line Seaboard  A  Roanoke. 

Seattle  A  International Seattle  Lake  Shore  &  Eastern. 

Seattle  A  Northern Oregon  Improvement. 

Sheuandoah  Valley Norfolk  A  Western. 

Sherman  Denlson  A  Dallas Missouri  Kansas  A  Texas. 

Sherman  Shreveport  A  Southern... Missouri  Kansas  A  Texas. 

Shore  Line       N.  Y.  New  Haven  A  Hartford. 

Short  Creek  A  Joplin Kansas  City  Fort  Scott  A  Memphl*. 

Sioux  City  A  Paclflc Chicago  A  North  Western. 

Sioux  City  A  St.  Paul See  Miscellaneous  Companies. 

Smithtown  A  Port  Jefferson Long  Island. 

Sodus  Bay  A  Southern Elmira  A  Lake  Ontario. 

South  Carolina South  Carolina  A  Georgia. 

South  Florida Savannah  Florida  &  Western. 

South  Georgia  A  Florida. Savannah  Florida  A  Western 

South  Side  (Va.) Norfolk  A  Western. 

Southeastern  A  St  Louis Louisville  A  Nashville. 

Southern  Central Lehigh  Valley. 

Southern  Georgia  A  Florida Savannah  Florida  A  Western. 

Southern  Minnesota Chicago  Milwaukee  A  St.  Paul. 

Southern  Pacific  Branch Southern  Pacific  of  California. 

Southern  Pennsylvania Cumberland  Valley. 

Spartanburg  Union  &  Columbia.  ..Asheville  A  Spartanburg. 
!  Spokane  A  Palouse Northern  Pacific. 

Steubenville  A  Indiana Pittsburg  Cinn.  Chic.  A  St.  Louta. 

Stockton  A  Copperopolis Southern  Pacific  of  California. 

Sturgis  Goshen  A  St.  Louis Lake  Shore  &  Michigan  Souther*. 

Sugar  Trust American  Sugar  Refining. 

1  Sunbury  A  Erie Philadelphia  A  Erie. 

Superior  Short  Line Chicago  St.  Paul  Minn.  A  Omaha. 

Syracuse  Northern Rome  Watertown  A  Ogdensburg. 

I  Syracuse  Ontario  A  New  York West  Shore. 

Taylor's  Falls  A  Lake  Superior St.  Paul  A  Duluth. 

TarkloVallev Kan.  City  St.  Jos.  A  Council  Bluffs. 

Tebo  A  Neosho Missouri  Kansas  A  Texas. 

Tennessee  Midland Paducah  Tennessee  A  Alabama. 

Terre  Haute  A  Southeastern Evansvllle  A  Indianapolis. 

Texarkana  A  Ft  Smith Kansas  City  Pittsburg  A  Gulf. 

Texas  Mexican Mexican  National. 

Tmirber-Whyland American  Grocery  Co.  (Mlscel.). 

Toledo  Ann  Arbor  A  No.  Michigan  .Ann  Arbor  Railway. 

Toledo  Belt Wheeling  A  Lake  Erie. 

Toledo  Cincinnati  A  St.  Louis Toledo  St  Louis  &  Kansas  City. 

Toledo  Columbus  A  Cincinnati Toledo  A  Ohio  Central. 

Toronto  Grey  A  Bruce Canadian  Pacific. 

Troy  A  Boston Fitchburg. 

Tunnel  Railroad  of  St.  Lonls Terminal  Ass'n  of  St  Louis. 

Union Northern  Central. 

Union  Railway  of  Chattanooga Belt  Ry.  (of  Chattanooga.) 

Union  A  Logansport Pittsburg  Cincin.  Chicago  A  St  L, 

Union  Steamboat  Line Erie  RR. 

Union  Ter.  Ry.  of  Kansas  City,  Kan.  Kansas  City  Suburban  Belt. 

United  States  Cordage Standard  Rope  A  Twine. 

Upper  Coos Maine  Central. 

Utah  A  Northern Oregon  Short  Line  A  Utah  North'n. 

Utah  Southern Oregon  Short  LineA  Utah  North'n. 

Utlca  A  Black  River Rome  Watertown  A  Ogdensburg. 

Valley  Ry.  of  Ohio .*.. ..Cleveland  Terminal  &  Valley. 

Venice  A  Carondelet Louisville  Evansvllle  A  St.  Lonls. 

Verdigris  Val.  Independ'oe  A  West.. Missouri  Pacific. 

Vlckshurg  A  Meridian Alabama  A  Vieksburg. 

Virginia  A  Tennessee Norfolk  A  Western. 

Waco  A  Northwestern Houston  A  Texas  Central. 

Ware Boston  A  Albany. 

Warren  A  Vonango Dunkirk  Allegheny  &  Pittsburg. 

Warwick  Valley Lehigh  A  Hudson  River. 

Washington  City  A  Point  Lookout.Baltlmore  A  Ohio. 

Washington  Ohio  A  Western Southern  Ry. 

Waynesburg  A  Canton Cleveland  Canton  A  Southern. 

\\  allston  A  Jackson  Belt Columbus  Hocking  Valley  A  Toledo. 

Western  A  Atlantic Nashville  Chattanooga  A  St.  Louis. 

Western  Minnesota St  Paul  A  Northern  Paclflc. 

western  North  Carolina Southern  Railway 

Western  Paclflc Central  Pacific. 

West  Jersey West  Jersey  A  Senshore. 

West  Jersey  A  Atlantic West  Jersey  A  Seashore. 

West  Wisconsin chic.  St  Paul  Minneap.*  Omaha. 

WUkesbarre  A  Eastern N.  Y.  Susquehanna  A  Western. 

Mllmar  A  Sioux  Falls Great  Northern. 

Vllmlngton  A  Conway Wilmington  Columbia  A  Augusta. 

W  Inona  A  St.  Peter Chicago  A  North  Western. 

Wlsoonsjn  A  Minnesota Wisconsin  Central  Company. 

W  isconsln  Minnesota  A  Pacific Minneapolis  A  St.  Louis. 

Wisconsin  Valley Chicago  Milwaukee  &  St  Paul. 

Vork  APeaeh  Bottom Baltimore  A  Lehigh. 

Eanesville  Terminal Columbus  Sandusky  A  Hocking 


STOCK    AND    BOND    TABLES. 


NOTES. 

Theee  table*  are  expreetly  Intended  to  be  used  In  connection  with  the  Information  concerning  Investment  matters  published  from  week 
to  week  In  the  CHBOJOCLB.  Frequent  reference*  are  therefore  made  in  the  text  to  the  page  and  volume,  where  fuller  Information  may  be 
found,  ami  following  each  company**  statement  U  given  a  reference  to  the  latest  Item  in  the  CHRONICLE  regarding  the  company.  As  every 
item  In  the  CUBOMCLE  contains  a  reference  to  the  last  preceding  Item,  the  reader  can  run  back  over  the  company's  history  at  pleasure. 
Annual  report*  are  In  black-faced  figures,  and  italic*  Indicate  that  the  Information  Is  contained  In  a  paragraph  headed  by  the  name  of  some 


Any  company  In  this  SCPFLBHEUT  not  in  its  regular  alphabetical  order  may  be  found  by  means  of  the  Index  to  roads  leased  and  consolidated. 

The  "MmAttntt"  appearing  in  the  text  are  those  which  have  actually  been  paid  during  the  calendar  years  named,  irrespective  of  when 
they  may  have  been  tamtd:  hence  they  often  differ  from  the  dividends  reported  with  the  earnings  for  the  same  years  respectively. 

By  "net  toning*"  a*  used  in  this  SUPPLEMENT  Is  meant  the  earning*  remaining  after  deducting  operating  expenses,  but  not  interest  en 
debt,  rental*  or  other  fixed  charges.  Borne  companies  report  net  earning*  before  and  some  after  deducting  taxes. 

Abbreviations  used  are :  M.  for  "  mortgage; *  gen.  M.  for  "  general  mortgage; "  con.  M .  or  eonsoL  M.  for  "  consolidated  mortgage; "  Inc.  If. 
for  "Income  mortgage;"  g.  for  "gold;"  guar.  for  "guaranteed;"  guar.  p.  4  1.  for  "guaranteed  principal  and  interest;"  cum.  for 
"  eommlaUve ;  *  BOB  enin  for  "  non-cumulative ; "  conv.  for  "  convertible ; "  pref.  for  "  preferred ; "  s.  f.  for  "  sinking  fund ; "  1.  gr.  for  "  land 
grant ; "  r.  for  "  registered ; "  e.  for  "  coupon ; "  e.*  for  "  coupon  but  may  be  registered  a*  to  principal ; "  o.  4  r.  for  "  coupon  and  registered ; " 
br.  for  "  branch : "  end.  for  "  endorsed ; "  "  red."  for  redeemable,  meaning  subject  to  call  before  maturity  (so  "  red.  at  100 "  means  subject  to 
call  at  par);  "d'rn"  or  "drawn"  for  subject  to  call  for  the  sinking  fond  from  tia>e  to  time  when  drawn  by  lot;  "p.  m."  for  "per  mile," 
thus  915,000  p.  m.  means  •IS.OOO  per  mile. 

HiUi  •/  gout.— Opposite  bond*,  thl*  means  the  mile*  of  road  owned  covered  by  the  mortgage. 
Size  mr  Par  roJu*.  — Show*  (la  dollars  nrnle**  otherwise  marked) ,  the  denominations  or  par  value.  "  100,  Ac.,"  signifying  $100  and  larger. 


I  Ptr  Oent.—TH»  Interest  ptr  annum  I*  given  for  bond*,  and  the  ditidmtl*  ptr  annum  for  stocks ;  g.  means  gold;  x,  extra ;  s.  stock  or  scrip ; 

per  an.  m«*ns  per  annum,  so  0  per  an.  (M.  A  N.;  means  6  per  cent  yearly,  payable  3  per  cent  In  May  and  3  per  oent  in  November. 
Wken  fmyutU.-J.  A  J.  stand*  for  January  and  July ;  F.  A  A..  February  and  Aug-ist ;  M.  A  8..  March  and  September :  A.  *  O.,  April  and  October ; 
M.  A  X..  May  and  MOT.;  J.  A  O.,  June  and  Dee.;  <J.— J.,  quarterly  from  Jan.;  <J.— F.,  quarterly  from  Feb.;  O,— M.,  quarterly  from  March. 
t.  fitmt(*>fl  if  ken  O*M.  «**.— Thai  eol  umn  snow*  the  data  when  the  bond*  mature  and  the  la*t  dividend  paid  on  ttoeki. 

<iab*4-rl*>er>  will  ronlVr  a  gnmt  favor  by  (I  vine  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  dUrovered  la  the**  Table*. 


KA  II.):' '  U>- 


OR  DIVIDENDS. 


ate  perl  When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Cent     Payable  whom. 


Bond*—  Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 

-- 


Dividend. 


00,000 

•_>,.,..  MM. 
1,000,000 


A   J. 

*  D. 

*  D. 


-.  N 


Pret  •teek.  0  p.  et..  aea  ••  ;  no  voting  power  . 
1**  Mart.,  goar.  pJrt.  «o4.  Bev.  Fie.  *  W..  (old..* 
l*t  M..  Bpregoe  to  La v«r»e  »15.OOO  p.  mi  gold,  e* 
.  Tn.4F»t.Ju»t.-l*itrTnA" 


"A"debwi..  red-aft. 


•hare*. 

Left.  Wo  vX' 10. at  1 13— fleetest  e 


0  p.  e.  cumulative. 
*t  115— So 
red.  an**  1010  at  1 15. e 


ettoeallany  Umeat  100 
by  4S4.103  "  C  "  deb.) . . . . 


Mov.  lMM.tjofcL.Mbj.  to  oall  till  1897 


171 


141 

143 


l*M 

!-•„, 


1800 
1800 
1800 


•  1.750.000 
«526.000 
«  134.000 


..  |..T  .111 


t 
100 

91.000 
1,000 

*10 
•  10 

l-..i  .'..- 

420  Ae. 
•M  M 


K  :.:...•. 
•3.035.OOO 
1.000^00 
2,800,000 
500,000 
12.500.000 
«  1.500.000 
•  718.850 


A  N. 

A   J. 
D. 

A 


D. 


100 

:  ..«•«• 


A28.404 
•700,000 
1,000,000 


I' 

I,  m  M 

r.  A  j 

5"g. 
•(• 

M.'  A  1 
J.  A  1 

5"g. 

•!  "' 

M.  A  1 

M.  A  i 
A.  A  < 

•  g. 

A.  A  ( 

Bslt.,Mer.Tr.*  Dep.Oo. 

New  York.  40  B'way. 

Dec.,'94,  coup. last  paid. 

N.Y.Of.,21  CortlandtHt 

Ix>ndon. 

do 

N.  Y.,Farm.L.ATr.A  Bo* 

London,  Olyn  Mill*. 

do  do 

do  do 


Jan.,  1910 

Deo.  1,  1932 

Deo.  1,  1932 

Mar.  1,   IMS 

Dee,,  1-:'- 

See  text. 

Jan.   1,  1908 

Deo.   1,  1927 

Aug.  15. 1900 

By  sluk'K  fund 


N.Y..Met'polltan  Tr.Oo. 


Bee  remark*. 
Be*  remark*. 
Bee  remark*. 


Nov.  1,  1928 
Deo.  1,  1929 


Nov.1.1910-40 
Nov.1,1910-40 
Nov.  1,  1940 


New 
N.  V 


»•  Orlean*,  Office. 

.  i  Vntnil  Tru-t  «'.. 


Nov.,  '92,  3 
Apr.  1,  '• 


AddUo 
York,  to 


Prnn.rlTanla  By.— Own*  road  AddUon.  New 
f*  .  41  mile*;  lee««*  Gala**  to  Uelatoa,  Pa..  5  m. 
in  IBM.  BTOCK  aatkorUed-Ceaimoa.  •0OO.OOO;  pre- 
-ing  Sent.  30.  1806-Oommon. 
aad  bul*  i>ayable,  •256.670. 


bead,  carry  the  endoned  gnaraetf  elf 

prlaoi pel  and  Intercut;  the  •! .000.000  t> 

extoaatoas  al  030.000  per  mil*  of  eompl 

Oa.    IB  year 

ether  laesaii 

IB  189i  95.  g_ 

•106.285:  act.  •30.X44.-i 


OWM  W 


1:  aet.a0l.l02. 
59,  p.  374.  1102.) 

He*  lit 


N.  Y..  57 
.1.      Stock 
;  par.  •100.     The 
Delaware  A  Hudson  as  to 
may  be  *old  for 
MM.  U.  rt.  Trn*t 
•190.244:    net,  *».«»; 
•orplu*.  *M.«00. 
U  1803-Oi.  gKM*. 


epented. 
Ry.  of  Ch 


«ouili'-rii  HK.—  '«•>  JTo>  JtowUUrn  Railway.)— 
to  M«rtdiao.  MKB.,  too  mile*;  branrh  line* 
WsaiMefcte  to  Oatteanoge..  5  mile*:    Belt 
49  BUM.   Traokag*  to  BtoektoaVala..  8  mile*. 
OM»  mz  vnox.  -Controlled  by  Soathcrn  Railway,  but  operated  a*  an 
l«ll|*a<l«lt  property.    Bee  V.  01.  p.  375.    In  May,  1895,  the  Southern 
By.  O».  aad  the  OlaoT«a»tl  Hamlltoo  A  Dayton  made  an  a<reement  a* 
i  A  Craaoeat  route.    See  V.  60.  p.  20.    The 
Hy.  LimtUd  own*  all  of  th«  «t»ok.  general 
•tore*  of  the  Ala.  Great  <k>.  RR.  and  nai 


•  l*h*m«  Oreat  Soathern 


••MMU  ptnee  MUMBf  It*  own  *toek.  bowl*  and  debeatare*  re*pee- 
«relr  for  a  like  anoaat  tne  Bwrlfcib  and  American  oompanle*  own 
lolntly  « 1 .000.000  OtB*««a*tl  N.  O.  A  T*XM  PaaUto  rtook.  In  1800  th* 
Sill  ay 


•TOOK.  -Of  tkeoapttal  «u>ck  of  the  English  Company  the  Southern 
Railway  Company  la  July.  1405,  porohaMd  A\34S,OOO  "A"  *hare*  aid 
4000,000  "a*******.  V.  01.  p.  4T  Of  the  preferred  *hare*  (EngUah 
Company)  authorUed  al23.930  were  nnlawed  June  30.  1805.  A*  to 
application  of  Bet  ptwflt*  *e*  BorruuHVT  of  March.  1804. 

IB  1880,  0  per  oent;  In  1800. 


0:  In  1901,  «  p.  e.;  la  1802,0;  la  1803.  BOM;  In  1804.  Bone;  In  1195,  6. 
.  WM  paid  la  1891  ;  1802,  Deeember,  l>*p. 


OB 


l  1*0.0. 


Bome.-Of  the  general  mortgage  nnlwted  «484,OOO  Is  In  trust  to 
'    l«t  mortgage  bead*  and  debenture*  at  maturity. 


LATB*T  K*jum>oe-a mo*.,    « 18»6...aroM, •004.245;  net.* 

July  1  to  Nov.  30.  Ut05...0ro**,    778,086;  net,  301. -j  U 

Airwuti.  R*ro«r.- Report  fnr  rear  ending  June  3O,  1894.  wasln  T. 
«3.  p.  000.  (bowing  groe*.  •1.634.O93:  net,  •500.792;  lnterent  on 
bead*.  •205.4.»:  laeometax.  et«.  •17.018:  balance  for  »tock.  9224,- 
•30.  la  nui-'.r..  crow.  •1^28.407;  net.  »4OO,.«7«J ;  balance  for  itook, 
•KIM  A  dlvld*Bd  (Ontelaoe  1802)  of  8  p.  c.  on  i.rvf.  "  A  '  -.took 
wasjMld  la  Deeember,  1805,  amounting  to  •100,571. -(V.  ill.  p. 
M.  Of.ftOO,  010.  I  I  ii  i  ;  .<).  600.1 

Al.h.m.  nidland  Ry.WJta*  Map  *J».  Florida  •»  Wetlj-Owat 
BalaMMce,  Oa.,tn  Mont«omery.  Ala.,  175  miles;  branch,  Hpragne 


Junction  to  Loverne.  83  miles:  total  owned.  2os  miles.  Operate*  Abbe- 
ville Southern.  Abbeville  Junction  to  Abbeville.  27  mile*;  completed 
Nov.,  1893.  Interest  on  the  lit  mort.  doe  1928  ha*  been  reduced  from 
6  to  5  p.  e.  and  bond*  stamped  principal  and  Interest  guaranteed  In 
gold  by  the  Bav.  Florida  A  west.  No  arrangement  was  made  with 
Ike  breach  line  bond*,  mostly  held  by  the  Plant  Investment  Co..  which 
control*  the  Alabama  Midland  stock.  Current  account*  pay  able  June 


EABV»O«.— i  month*.  (1806 Oro*«,  •217,229;     net,  $34.829 

July  1  to  Oct.  31.         (1895 Urou,    210,967;     net,    36,065 

For  rear  ending  June  30.  1896.  grou.  •624.182;  net.  •91.729.     In 

!•«•».••-,,  k-r.....  . M-,.  :  ,  :.  „....  ..-i.-.n       I  i   1- u    .1.  .T  ....  rM7.:«.-.r,. 

•  Plant   Investment  Co.  own*  •2,425,000  common  and 

•  1.2OO.OOO  pref.  stock.     V.  59,  p.  1057.  1102. 

%labaa*a  *ew  Orleans  T«xu  *  Parllir  Junction  Co. 
( Mail! «e.  r-Thl*  I*  an  EngUah  company  oontroUlngAlabama  A  Vlok*- 
nurg.  143  mile*;  VioksburgBhrevepon  A  Paolflo,  189  mile*;  New 


.iov.  i,  iwiu,  at  119.  uoupon 
Ing  Kay,  1896.  all  In  full.  Oi 
In  1802.  2>»  p.  o.;  In  1803,  n 
1806;  tor  1395,  1  p.  c.,  paid  M 


Orlean*  A  Nogn  , 

Bone.— The  "A"  and  "B"  debentures  are    subject  to  call  after 
Nov.  I.  1010,  at  115.    Coupon* paid:    On  A  debentures  to  and  Inolud- 
On  Bdebentures :    In  1891  2>*  pnr  oent; 
none;  for  1894,  0-875  p.  o.  paid  Mar.  1, 
Mar.  2.  1890. 

BaotmmB*  OWXKD.— Ala.  A  Vlokaborg  •30.0OO  1st  mort.,  »141, 100 
ooaeol*,  •3^7,700  2d  mort.  Income*  and  •387.7OO  stock;  Vloksb.  Bhreve- 
port  A  I'aclflo.  •3.602.000  1st  mortgage,  •1.361.OOO  3d  morteage. 
•404300  4  p.  e.  Inoome*  and  •1.504.OOO  stock ;  New  Orleans  A  North 
ftlMlia.  •4.000,000  1st  mortgage  and  •4.32O.OOO  stock ;  Cincinnati 
Southern.  •S82.OOO  stock ;  overdue  coupon*.  X.  O.  A  N.  E.  and  V.  9.  A 
Pae.  to  Dee.  31.  1805,  «923,U7. 


„  separate  statement  for  each  of  the  controlled  oom- 
paalee.    For  12  month*  ending  Deo.  31,  1895,  net  receipt*  from  invent- 


were  A.M.3.1U:    paid  general  expenses  (43,M3!>).  Inoome   tax 
i.  :  .  1  7  1,.  Interest  on  ••  A"  debentures  («36.194),  Ao.,  balance  *  10,196, 
Including  £341  surplus  of  previous  year. 

Alabama*:  Vlrk.bure  Ry._  Own*  Vlcksbnrg  to  Meridian.  Miss. 
and  hranrh.   143  miles,  all  steel  rails.    Controlled  by  Alabama  New 
Orleans  Texas  A  Paolflo  Junction  Co.—  which  see.    ReorganUation  of 
the  Vleksburg  A  Meridian  foreclosed  Feb.  4,  1889  (see  V.48,  p.  19O). 
DnriDBsns.—  Nov.,  1890,  to  Nov.,  1892,  3  p.  c.  yearly  ;  none  since. 
BOKO*.—  The  new  seconds  were  Income  till  April  1,  1894,  and  are  a 
first  lien  on  the  land*—  02,000  acres.     Trustees,  Central  Trust  Co.    O  f 
the  •1.8OO.OOO  consols  authorized.  •l.OOO.OOOare  with  trustee  to  retire 
T.  AIL  flmu.    Vlckn.  A  Meridian  bonds  assenting  to  reorganization 
plan  of  1889  are  subject  to  call  till  1897  ;  a  few  did  not  axteiit. 

Ex«!«n«o«.-Calend*r  year  1890,  gross.  »OIH.853;  In  1895.  $->S8.9  13. 
Report  for  fiscal  year  ending  June  30.  1896,  was  In  V.  63,  p.  555,  650, 
showing  results  as  follow*.    Taxes  are  Included  IB  operating  expense*: 
Ornu.  Other  inf.    Inlrrnt.  etc.    Bal.  tur 

•.T75.072  •IHO.9.VJ          ......  •m.Sll         •SS.U 

55.~s.677  i-"i.;»7-J          »-'.i-  124,260  S,90 

1.-I.H7  159  129,346  1,23 

—  (V.  59,  p.  736:  V.  61,  p.  514;  V.  63,  p.  5C5,  65O.) 


1805-06. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.   LX1V. 


will  eomtor  •  *»••»  IfcTor 


:  immediate  no.lre  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Tables. 


RAtLBOAM. 


MIlC* 
Of 

Road. 


8° 


TSSTtor  $18.000,000,  3  per  cent  cum 
Easfn  Kit.,  guar.  Penn.  RB.  .0 
1.  yearly.  •' 


1889 


*&*••»*&*•* 

Stock,  pref  erred,  .1 . 

OMeMo  *  8L  Louis 

f  Toba  Increased 

A-   \  rWWMl   Ml 


5  p.  e..  non-cumulative...  ..... 

l*l.t  M.<$10,000per  mile)    . 
d  to  $107,891,  40$  to  acquit  e 


Date 

of 
Bonds 


143 
143 

142 

142 

12 

259 
259 
259 
259 
259 


141 


Bice,  or 

Par 
Value. 


1889 
1889 

1865 
1876 

1890 


1870 

1S70 
1892 


(lOOAo. 

10(1  A-f. 

100 

1,000 

l.ooo 
100 

1,000 

50 
50 


1883 

1X91 
1  S'.l.i 

1880 
1879 
1879 


1885 


Amount 
Outstanding 


100.000 

1,000 


1,1X10 

100 

100 

1,000 

SHORT 

100 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

i'.bbo 

1,000 
100 


1,000 


9588.800 

662,000 

3,500,000 

250,000 

10,000,000 

600,000 

485,000 

10,544.200 

16,477,650 

9,998,000 

1,200,000 

5,391,000 

1,268.885 

45O.OOO 

3,250,000 

4,000,000 

7,000,000 

LINE. 

3;>8.000 

240,000 

133,000 

1.000,000 

244,000 

4,070,OOO 

54'2,OOO 

102,000,000 

U98.691.400 

1,500,000 


6g  A7 

j  1>,T  nil. 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Cent.     Payable 


IT  I 


.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 

.  A  J. 
M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  K. 
F.  A  A. 


6  g.  or  7 
o 

4g. 

dcposlte 
4  g. 


4  g. 

See  text 
5 
6g. 

1* 

6 
6 


When    Where  Payable  and  by 


N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 

do  do 

N.Y.,Del.&Hud.Can.Co. 
do  do 

do  do 

Troy,  N.  Y. 
In  default. 


A.  A  O. 
J.  A  J. 
M.  A  8. 
d  under 
J.  A  J. 


Q.-J. 

J.  A  J, 
J.  A  J 
J.  A  J 
J.  A  J 
F.  A  A 

Q.-F. 

3.-F. 


M!A"S 


whom. 


pal,  When  Due 

Slocks— Last 

Dividend 


Apr.  1,  1921 

Apr.  1,  1921 

Jan.,  '97,  3»» 

May,  1897 

Apr.  1,  1906. 

NOT.,  1897 

In  installm'ts. 


Phil.  ,  Pa.  RR.  Co.  &  Lon. 
Pittsburg,  Pa. 

Phlladelphla.Pa.  RR.Co 
>.  A  R.  coll.  tr.  of  1892 
New  York  and  Phlla. 


April  1.  1910 
Jan.  1  ,'98,  etc, 
Mch.  1,   1H42 
$1,073,950. 
July  1,  1919 


iRt  coup,  due  Apl.  1,  '97 
Baltimore. 


N.  Y.  ,H.Tallmadge&  Co 
N.  Y. ,  J.  P.  Morgan  &  Co 

Aug.,  '93,  coup,  last  pd 
Aug., '93,  coup,  last  pd 


N.  Y.,  59  Cedar  Street 


July  1,  1995- 

Jan.2,'97,1%%* 
July  1,   1913 
July  1,  1911 
Jan.,  199.* 
Aug.  1,  190O 
May   1,  l»oa 
May  1,  1905 


Mch.  1,  1915> 


*  Hnaro  Ry..    uti    changed  In  1896.   Earnin 
J^SOYll9«r.ir»**,  $32,903;  net,  $831. 


ffTSJSfJr^.Si  miCli&ewa»  ttSSsSS 
•utow  EM«  GianTlUe  to  Coons.  10  miles;  total  operated,  209  miles. 

ry,  1870,  to  Delaware  A  Hudson 
1  $450,000  stock.   Lessee  guaran- 
tor mi    tin  on  atook  till  the  Albany  City  loan  for$l,000.- 
bTtOifciiio  funil  thereafter  9  per  cent.    (See  wording  of 
maranty  In  V.  56.  p.  774.)    The  sinking  fund  (aggregating  $003,192 
•  80  1895.)  and  It*  Income  of  $1O,000  yearly  lias  been  or  will  be 
Pd  toward  paving  this  $.1,000,000  loan,  and  the  remainder  necessary 
'      \  $850,000)  will  be  advanced  by  the  company,  which 
A  .rom  sinking  fund  before  dividends  are  increased.    Of 
750  OOO  has  been  paid  (In  November,  1895,  May  and  No- 
90,)'  and  the'balance  ($250.000)  Is  payable  May  1, 1897;  see 


toe  loan  • 

v'";  2  n  907°''AddlUolis"and^betterm'ent8'  charged  to  lessors,  and  cost 
made'  part  of  Investment.  BONDS— The  consolidated  mortgage  Is  for 
•10  OOb.000,  of  which  $3,OOO.OOO  are  7  per  cents,  currency;  the  princi- 
pal of  the  6s  Is  also  payable  In  "lawful  money,"  but  the  Interest  in  gold. 
AXMUAL  RBPORT.— Earnings  for  years  ending  June  30 : 

<,r»<«  .Vet  Charges.        Bat.,tur. 

,,.,-.,;  $4,212,763    $1.890,053    $1,185,039       $705.014 

3,872,786      1,591.348      1,084.962          506,386 
— (V.  O2.'p!  318.  907;  V.  63,  p.  855,  879.) 

Albany  *  Vermont  RR.— Owns  road  from  Albany  to  Water- 
fonl  Junntloii  X.  Y.,  I't  'nlles.  Leased  to  Rensselaer  &  .Saratoga  in 
I860  and  now  operated  by  D.  A  (I.  Canal  Co.  Annual  rental,  $20,000. 
Allesrhrnr  Valley  Hallway.— Owns  from  Pittsburg  to  Oil  City, 
p».  lli  mile*;  branches— Red  Bank,  Pa.,  to  Driftwood,  110  miles. 
ether*.  17  miles;  total  operated,  259  miles. 

OBOAKIZVTIOH.  Ac.— Reorganization  March  1, 1892,  of  the  Allegheny 
Valley  KaUrnad,  told  In  foreclosure  Dec.  15, 1891.  Plan  of  reorganiza- 
tionYeto.,  was  In  V.  53,  p.  324, 368,  520 ;  V.  54,  p.  409. 524.  Road  con- 
trolled by  the  Pennsylvania  RR.  Co.  as  majority  stockholder. 

B  roc  K.— Stock  authorized  $30.000,000,  of  which  $18,000,00018  cumu- 
lative 8  par  cent  preferred  stock.  Pennsylvania  RR.  Co.  owns  $9,- 
653,800  common  and  $10,906,106  preferred,  stock. 

BoXDA.— The  general  mortgage  for  $20,000,000  four  per  cent  bonds 
has  principal  and  Interest  unconditionally  guaranteed  by  the  Pennsyl- 
vania RR.  by  endorsement  on  each  bond.  Of  these  bonds  $12.202,000 
(being  the  principal  and  8  per  cent  additional  of  the  prior  liens  not 
divested)  are  reserved  to  take  up  the  prior  liens  as  they  mature,  and 
$1,000,000  were  held  for  the  future  purposes  of  the  company.  The 
Fidelity  Title  A  Trust  Co.  of  Pittsburg  Is  the  mortgage  trustee.  Cur- 
rent liabilities  June  M,  1896,  $561,551;  do  assets,  $24»,2O5. 

To  redeem  the  $4,000,000  first  mortgage  "  7-30"  bonds  due  Mar.  1, 
1896.  $4,000,000  general  4s  were  sold  In  June,  1895. 

KAKXIXOS.— 11  months, )  1896 Gross,  $2,142,287;    net,  $755,366 

Jan.  1  to  Nov.  3O.       (1895 Gross,    2,355,637;    net,    950,533 

ACTUAL  BcroKT.— For  year  ending  Deo.  31, 1895.  gross,  $2,569.082; 
net,  $999,428;  Interest,  $1.139.467;  taxes,  $47,777:  balance,  deficit, 
(or  year,  $187,816.  In  1894,  gross,  $2,176,708.  (V.  62,  p.  776, 777.) 
Allesilown  Terminal  RR.— Owns  313  miles  of  railroad  In  Allen- 
town  Pa.,  connecting  the  East  Pennsylvania  (Philadelphia  A  Reading) 
with  toe  Central  of  Sew  Jersey.  Leased  for  999  years  to  Philadelphia  & 


DtRBCTOR9.-Elected  September  1896:  W.  R.  Biirt,  G.  W.  Quintard. 
J  Edward  Simmons.  R,  M.  Gallaway.  R.  C.  Martin,  C.  J.  Lawrence. 
John  Jacob  Astor.  R.  D.  Murray,  BenJ.  Perkins,  E  W.  Tolerton.  William, 
C  McClure,  A.  W.  Wright.  Amos  F.  Eno.  President,  W.  R.  Burt.  (V. 
61,  p.  239,  557,  792,  965;  V.  62,  p.  455. 

Annapolis  &  Halt.  Short  Line.— See  BALT.  &  A.  S.  L. 

Annapolis  Washington  &  Baltimore  RR.-Owns  road  from 
Annapolis  to  Annapolis  Junction.  20^2  miles.  Organized  in  1886.  No- 
bonds.  Divi  lends:  In  18*7.  5;  in  1888.  4H) ;  m  1889.4;  in  1890; 


and  Central  of  New  Jersev  (by  assignment  from  Lehlgh  Coal  A 
i  Co.)  at  Interact  on  bonds  and  5  p.  c.  on  $450,000  stock  (par 
_  j  being  guaranteed,  principal  ana  Interest,  by  Philadelphia  & 
c  (foreclosed)  and  Lehlgh  Coal  A  Navigation.— (V.  50,  p.  422.) 
Ann  Arbor  Rjr.— ROAD.— Owns  road  from  Toledo.  O.,  northwester- 
ly to  Frank  fort,  on  I-ake  Mlchloan,  295  miles;  operates  oar  ferries  be- 
tween Frankfort,  Mich..  Kewauneo  and  Malutowoo.  WIs.,  and  Mono- 
mlnrn  and  (fladotnne,  Mich.  The  Flint  A  Pore  Marquette  uses  the 
Toledo  terminal*  at  an  annual  rental  of  $26.OOO. 

OMAKIXITION.— Thl*  company  was  Incorporated  Sept,   20,   1895, 
(took  poiweMlon  Nov.  1)  as  luooeesor  to  Tot.  Ann  Arbor  A  No.  Mich 
•old  In  foreclosure  July  2, 1895,  and  reorganized  per  plan  In  V.  59,  p. 
782,  the  Encanaba  Frankfort  A  Southeastern  being  formally  absorbed 


ing  Ju          . ,  ,        ,  ,        ,  ,, 

dends,  $15,197;  balance,  defloit,  $527.  In  1893-94  gross,  $61,371. 

Ashevllle  &  Spartanbarg  W.y. -( See  Ufap  of  Southern  Ry.)- 
Owus  from  Spartanburg  Juno.,  ri.  C.,  to  Ashevllle  Junction,  N.  C.,  66- 
miles;  Alston  to  Spartanburg  (formerly  Spart.  Un.  &  Col.),  68  miles. 

The  Southern  Ry.  owns  $1,047,900  of  the  $1,050,000  stock  and 
cuarantees  the  8.  U.  &  O.  bonds,  which  cover  the  entire  property. 
Central  Trust  Co.  Mortgage  Trustee.  See  V.  63,  p.  3<x>-  In  year 
1895  96  gross,  $372.881;  net,  $109,392;  Interest  and  taxes,  $53,193; 
balance,  surplus,  $56,199;  rate  per  ton,  8  cents.— (V.  60,  p.  130;  V.  63,. 
p.  ?6o.) 

Vsliluiul  Coal  &  Iron  »y.— ROAD.— Asnland  to  Straight  Creek 
Junction  Ky.,  22  miles  main  track;  8  miles  of  sidings.  Elizabeth- 
town  Lexington  A  Bis;  Sandy  has  trackage  over  this  road.  Capital 
stock,  $1,494,500.  Floating  debt  June  30,  1895,  $135,548.  EARN- 
INGS.—Year  ending  June  30, 1895,  gross,  $104,106;  net,  $38,350.  In- 
1893-94,  gross,  $91,778;  net,  $34,521. 

Atchlson  Colorado  &  Pacific  RB.— Owns  Watervllle,  Kan.,  to. 
Lenora  Kan.,  193  miles;  Greenleaf,  Kan.,  to  Washington,  Kan.  7 
miles;  Downs,  Kan.,  to  Alton.  Kan.,  24  miles ;  Yuma,  Kan.,  to  Warwick, 
Kan.,  31  miles;  total,  255  miles.  An  extension  of  the  Central  Branch 
Union  Pacific  Ry.,  which  leased  it  In  1879  for  25  years,  and  guaranteed 
the  bonds.  Operated  by  Mo.  Pacific.  STOCK,  $1,522,400  (par  *100) .  or 
which  U.  P.  owns  $920.300.  Interest  Nov.  1, 1893.  unpaid.  Earnings 
below  include  Atch.  J.  C.  A  W.  Current  liabilities  June  30,  1896 
$675,255. 

FORECLOSURE.— Suits  were  brought  Nov.  20,  1895,  under  Atchison, 
C.  A  Pac.  and  the  Atoh.  J.  Co.  &  W.  mortgages.  V.  61,  p.  924. 

EARNINGS. -289  miles,      >1S96 Gross,  $301,465;    def.,  $24,792 

Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30,11  mos.J  1895  Gross,    249,000;    def.,    45,46» 

In  year  1895,  gross,  $276,703;  defloit  under  operating,  $49,077.  In- 
year  1894  gross.  $355,828;  net,  $9,294.  V.  61,  p.  924. 

Atchlson  Jewell  Connty  &.  "Western  RB.— Jamestown,  Kan., 
to  Burr  Oak,  Kan.,  34  m.  Under  same  auspices  and  control  as  Atchlson 
Colorado  A  Pacific.  Stock,  $202,400  (par$100),  of  which  Union  Pacific 
owns  $105.000.  Rental,  S33.875  per  annum.  Interest  due  Nov.  1, 1893, 
was  not  paid.  See  "  foreclosure ''  under  Atchison  Colorado  &  Pacific 
above.  Current  liabilities  June  30, 1896,  $89,820.— V.  61,  p.  924. 

(The)  Atchlson  Topeka  A  Santa  Fe  Hallway.— (See  Map)— 
The  system  owned  and  operated  in  July,  1896,  contained  in  the 
aggregate  6,435  miles  of  railroad,  embracing  4,528  miles  from  Chicago 
to  Denver,  Doming,  N.  M.,  and  El  Paso,  etc.;  Galveston,  Texas,  (Gulf 
Colorado  A  Santa  Fe  Ry.),  1,058  miles;  499  miles  in  California  (the 
Southern  California  Ry.)  and  550  miles  from  Benson,  Arizona,  to 
Guaymas,  Mexico,  formed  by  the  New  Mexico  A  Arizona  RR.  and  the- 
Sonora  Ry.,  including  various  branches  and  extensions. 

ORGANIZATION.— This  company  was  organized  on  Dec.  12,  1895. 
under  the  general  laws  of  Kansas,  by  the  purchasers  at  foreclosure 
sale  of  the  property  and  franchises  of  the  Atchison  Topeka  A  Saota 
Fe  RR.  Co.  In  accordance  with  a  reorganization  plan,  dated  March 
14, 1895,  and  published  in  the  CHRONICLE  V.  60,  p.  658. 

The  railway  company  holds  the  title  to  the  railroad  from  Atehison 
on  the  Missouri  River  to  the  western  boundary  of  Kansas,  471  miles, 
and  also  all,  or  nearly  all,  the  bonds  and  stock  of  the  various  companies 
in  which  the  title  to  the  other  lines  is  vested.    A  list  of  such  holdings 
is  in  the  general  mortgage  (in  V.  62,  p.  732,  733),  the  bonds  owned 
aggregating  over  $168,000,000  and  the  stocks  over  $100,000,000  at) 
par,  not  including  the  stocks  of  the  Atlantic  &  Pacific  RR.,  the  Colorado 
Midland  Ry.  and  the  St.  Louis  &  San  Francisco  Ry. 

In  April,  1896,  all  Interest  in  the  St.  Louis  A  San  Francisco  was  sold,, 
that  company  being  thereupon  reorganized  as  an  entirely  indepen- 


STOCK  AXD  Bonn*,— Common  stock  has  equal  voting  power  with  the 
preferred.  Of  the  $7,000.000  new  Hrst  mortgage  bonds  (trustee  Met- 
ropolitan Trunt  Co.,  X.  Y.),  $.1.902,200  were  used  to  retire  old  bonds. 
the  balaooe.  $1.037.800.  together  with  $437,900  of  preferred  stock 
wen  sold,  the  proceed*  to  be  oned  for  payment  of  all  debts,  purchase 
of  Cseanab*,  Frankfort  A  8.  E.  Ry.,  new  Toledo  terminals,  reduoini; 
gnde*.  etc.  The  bonds  cover  entire  property,  Including  terminals  and 
ralftat  boats.  They  draw  Interest  from  Jan.  1,  1897. 


. 
In  1 


,— Fiscal  year  ends  Jnne  30.  During  1896  the  net  earnings 
»put  Into  the  property.  Calendar  year  1896,  gross,  $1,160.426: 
8*5,  $1.106.235.  For  year  ending  Aug.  31. 1895,  on  old  Tol.  A.  A 

s*  were  $1.1 12.287;  net  over  taxes,  $336,755;  betterments, 
~  $115,058. 


its  $5,633,000  of  St.  Louis  &  San  Francisco  consols. 

In  January,  1 897.  arranged  to  acquire  the  Western  Division  of  the 
Atlantic  A  Pacific,  564  miles,  per  offer  in  V.  64,  p.  179.  See  also  Gen- 
eral Finances  below  and  A.  A  P.  statement. 

STOCK.— The  preferred  stock  has  preference  as  to  dividends  and 
assets,  and  entitles  the  holders  to  non-cumulative  dividends  after 
June  30, 1896,  not  exceeding  5  per  cent  per  annum,  as  declared  by  the 
board  of  directors  out  of  net  profits.  No  other  mortgage  and  no 
Increase  in  the  preferred  stock  can  be  made  without  the  consent  of  a 
tlon  of  the  St.  Louis  &  San  Francisco,  the  Atlantic  &  Pacific  and  the- 
majority  of  all  the  preferred  stock  and  of  all  common  stock  repre- 
sented at  a  meetlne.  The  total  authorized  amount  of  preferred  stock. 
I  is  $131,486,000,  of  which  $20,000,000  can  be  used  only  for  the  aequisl- 


J  A.NCARY.  1807.  J 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


10 


UN  VESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


Fw  aaplaaattmof  eolnmn  headings,  eto. 
on  erst  pace  of  tables. 


..  MC  note* 


F»  RaU<r«»-<('o»ttuilt<ll— 

at  l (K).  nold 

.of  18U9...c'*r 


IT**  Uea  ted^lTflOoToOO.  redTa*  103.  «.o'*r 
General  mortgage  bond.,  g<>l«. •«•«; text 
it  IncosBM.  n«n  cum.  till  I*"1 

\.. 9260.000 dr.  y'ly  at  par.,  .c 


AlsMMc  COy-isl  M.,  gold. 
-      '  -  1M  Co.    — 


AUa*Hc  Coi*  Lint  to-Stock.  910.000,000 
AU«*I** Bon— lstM..91^00,000,g.reu.at  par..c 

fro  be  laoreased  to  9106.253.50O  to  acquire 
.  A  Pa*..  West.  Dlv. 


HUM    Date 

of         of 
Road.  Bonds 


471 


1  i     j 

Ma  i 


278 


1888 


1895 
180  i 
1890 
1892 

1895 
1887 
1887 

1S.HO 

1871 
1882 

1877 
1877 

1HSO 

1896 

1897 
1896 

1881 
1889 


1895 


Size,  or 

Far 
Value. 


Amount 
Outstanding 


..,,000     99,000.000 

1  .OOOAC        None. 
500  Ac.  II  97,853,500 
500  Ac.    51,728,310 
500  Ac.       1,250,000 


»«9,788 

18,794,000 

5,50<>,OOO 

12,OOO,OOO 

796,629 
1,823,000 
1,700,000 

500,000 
4,250,000 

750,000 
3,000,000 
1,500.000 


1,000 

1,000 

r,o  AT. 

500  AT. 

1,000 

100 
1,000 
1,000 

500 


100 
1,000 
1,000 

100 
1,000 


1,232,200 
1,232,200 
2,200,OOO 
10,000,000 
1,238,000 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Rate  per    When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Cent.     Payable  Whom. 


6g. 

Various. 

4g. 

J* 

5g. 


M.  &  N. 


A.  A  O. 

A.  &  O. 

J."A"J. 


4g. 


6 
6 

6  in  '96. 
7 
7 
6 


5g. 


6  per  an. 

6 

5  g. 
3  in  '96. 

5g. 


New  York  and  London. 


J.  A  J. 
M.  A  8. 
A.  A  O. 

At  Mat. 
J.  A  D. 
M.  A  8. 
A.  A  O. 
J.  A  J. 
A.  A  O. 


J.  A  J. 


J.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 

M.  A  N. 
A.  A-  0 
J.  A  J 


(VOL.  LXIV. 


Bonds—  PrincJ 

pal.  When  Dne. 

Slocks— Last 

Dividend. 


New  York,  59  Cedar  St. 


New  York,  59  Cedar  St. 
do  do 


Nov.  1,  1898 
Various. 

1925 
Oct.    1.  1995 

1995 
Jan.l  '98-1902 


July  '93  coup,  last  paid. 
In  default. 


N.Y.Cent.Tr.Co.,54Wall  Sept 
do  do 

do  do 

do  do 


do  do 

Atlanta,  Ga. 
do  do 

Phlla.,  Read.  Ter.  Bldg, 
Baltimore. 

N.Y.,Mer.Tr.,ALondon, 


Jan.  1,  1937 
Sept.  1,  1907 
Oct.  1,  1910 
Nov.  1,  1901 
June  1.  1922 


.  6,'96,  3% 
Apr.  1,  1897 
Jan.  1,  1907 
Anr.  1,  1900 


1947 

Jan'.  7,'  '97. 3% 
Co's  option. 

May  1,  1919 
Oct.  10/96,  l»s 

Jan.  1,  1950 


mOnixVi  Midland,  or  for  the  comt rurtion  of  a  new  line  In  place  of  the 
s  •        to  *  Pacific,  eu-.,  to  connect  the  line*  In  Southern  California 
the  Atehlson  rood  In  New  Mexico.— wee  V.  62,  p.  777. 

The  common  stock  authorized  Is  9102.0OO.OOO.— V.  62,  p.  784. 

BoXM.-The  new  General  Mortgage  ( Abstract  V.  62,  p.  731-739)  is 
_»M»  to  u,e  Union  Trust  Co.  of  New  York  a*  trustee,  and  gives  a  lieu, 
Ither  by  direct  mortgage  or  by  collateral  trust,  on  the  entire  system 
of  6.435  miles  of  railroad,  together  with  all  the  equipment  and  ter- 
minals owned  by  the  company,  and  future  acquisitions,  subject  only 
to  the  9B.OOO.OOO  of  guarantee  fund  notes  secured  iiy  mortgage  on 
the  line  from  Atehlson  to  the  western  boundary  of  Kansas,  and  sub- 
it  to  liens  on  certain  equipment  for  about  $1,500,000,  to  $1,500,000 
of  Chicago  A  dt.  Louis  RK.  Co.  bonds  (secured  by  lien  on  about  60 
miles  InUllnols),  and  the  remaining  outstanding  bonds  of  certain  con- 
trolled companies,  amounting  In  the  aggregate  to  about  $696,550. 

The  total  amount  of  bonds  secured  by  the  General  Mortgage  can 
never  In  the  aggregate  exceed  9165.490.50O,  Including  both  the  Gen- 
eral Mortgage  bonds  and  the  917.OOO.OOO  Prior  Lien  bonds,  of  which 
the  latter  are  merely  a  precautionary  expedient.  No  Prior  Lien  bonds 
will  be  Issued  at  present,  and  none  later  unless  circumstances  require. 

The  general  mortgage  bonds  have  been,  or  may  be.  Issued  as  follows: 

To  reorganisation  committee  for  property  transferred $96,990,500 

To  retire  at  or  before  maturity  the  following— 

a.  Guarantee  fund  notes,  equlpm't  bonds  and  car  trusts 

at  not  exceeding  91, 25O  for  each  91.OOO  of  old  bonds.    15,500,000 

6.  Non-assenting   bonds   from  reorganization  of   1889 

(»1,56O,95O  since  reduced  to  $696,550) 1,600,000 

e.  Chicago  A  St.  Louis  1st  mortgage  6s 1,500,000 

For  UnproVt*.  terminals,  second  track,  equlp't,  etc.,  under 

carefully  guarded  restrictions  at  not  exceeding  $3,000,- 

000  yearly,  of  which  not  over  $750.000  for  extensions  .  30,000,000 
For  aoqul«ltion  of  SU  Louts  A  San  Francisco,  Atlantic  A 

Pacific  ami  Colorado  Midland,  or  to  build  a  new  line  In 

place  of  Atlantic  A  Pacific,  etc.,  connecting  the  South'n 

California  Ry.  with  the  Atchtson's  road  In  New  Mexico.    20,000,000 

The  prior  Urn  boiutt  are  to  be  Issued  only  In  lieu  of  general  mortgage 
bonds,  and  In  case  of  the  Issue  of  prior  lien  bonds,  $1,250  of  the  general 
mortgage  bond*  must  be  reserved  for  the  redemption  of  each  $l,OOOof 
prior  lien  bond*.  Also,  of  the  917,000,000  authorized,  $12,000,000 
can  only  be  l*sued  to  replace  a  like  amount  of  existing  prior  securities; 
and  96,000,000  are  reserved  for  Improvements,  and  are  to  be  used  only 
In  ease  general  mortgage  bonds  cannot  be  sold  for  80  per  cent,  and  in 
no  event  after  year  19OO. 

The  AdjHitmenl  ilorlgage  (Abstract  V.  62,  p.  739)  Is  to  the  Central 
Trust  Co.  as  trustee.  Interest  Is  payable  only  out  of  net  earnings, 
and  Is  non-cumulative  till  July  1,  19OO,  and  cumulative  thereafter. 
Present  Issue  Is  limited  to  951,728,000,  but  when  the  $30,000,000  gen- 
eral 4s  authorized  for  Improvements  as  above  have  been  Issued  (i.  e., 
not  before  June  30, 1905),  920.OOO.OOO  additional  adjustment  4s  may 
be  Issued  for  the  same  purposes  at  not  exceeding  $2.0OO,OOO  in  any  one 
year,  but  only  by  a  majority  vote  of  the  adjustment  bondholders. 

OBXERAL  FIXAHCKH.— In  January,  1897,  a  settlement  was  pending 
to  purchase  the  Atlantic  A  Pacific,  Western  division,  564  miles,  the 
Atohlnon  to  Issue  98,400,000  general  mortgage  4s  (making  total  out 
.landing  9106.263,000)  and  9v,2OO,OOO  of  preferred  stock,  making 
total  9107,891,400.  Atchlson  will  also  assume  the  net  floating  debt 
of  A.  *  P.  receiver*  and  costs  of  foreclosure,  eto.  ($1,200,000).  Re- 
newal* and  repair*  of  A.  A  P.,lt  Is  said, will  cost  about  $1,200.000,  but 
It  la  probable  that  the  rental  paid  by  the  A.  A  P.  to  the  Southern 
Pacific  for  the  u*e  of  Its  Mojave  division,  242  miles  (9436.26(>),  will  be 
reduced  or  »  nrw  line  lie  built  replacing  same.  See  full  particulars  in 
V.  64.  p.  179  and  A.  A  P.  statement. 

LITEST  Euunxoa.— 5J 1896. ..Gross,  913,335,158;  net,  $4.135.885 
mos.,  July  1  to  Nov.  30.  j  1895.. .Gross,  12.643,334;  not,  2,730707 

See  statement  as  to  oonditluu  of  property  In  V.  64,  p.  40. 

RKroar.— The  first  report, Issued  In  October.  1896,  for  six  months 
ending  Jane  30.  given  In  full  In  V.  64.  p.  791,  796,  showed  earnings  on 
0,435  miles,  a*  follows;  see  also  editorial  pa  <c  774. 

SIX  MONTH!)  BICDINO  JDHB  30,  1896. 

'••••••  AX.  Other  income.       Charge*.         Bat    Sur 

913^90.335         93.382.806          966,665          SS.Sofosi         9141,720 
For  the  Bseal  years  ending  June  30  results  (on  6,435  miles)  were: 
r«or»  tiding  Jutu  SO—  1896.  1895.  1894. 

Oross  earning. 928,999.597     928.532,983     930,385,646 

Operating  expenses.. 22.071.276       22.3171355       22I557J359 

Met  earnings 96,928,322       96,215,628       97,828,25£ 

OrrtccB*.-Aldace  P.  Walker,  Chairman  of  the  Board :  E.  P.  Rlpley 
PresMeot;  Paul  Morton,  Third  Vice  President ;  Victor  Morawetz,  Gen 
•ral  Counsel ;  K.  Wilder.  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 

DiiMrroM.-Edward  J.  Berwind,  R.  Somers  Have?,  Benjamin  P 
Ofcener.  Cyrus  K.  Ilolllday,  II.  Rleinan  Duval,  Victor  Morawetz 

komas  P.  Fowlrr,  (l«orge  A.  aiekeraon,  Edward  S.  Glbbs  Thomas  A 
to1«n?!udlceMF%ralker  Edw*rd  P'  R|P'°J''  Oeorge  G.  Haven,  William 

Orncic.— S9  Cedar  8t.,  New  York.  (V.  63,  p  28  73  153  267  6O1 
774.  791.  79e.8G7.879.922.967, 1082. inf.  V.  04,  p i,  40,'  Si.  ITU 


».*i          ar  KK.-RoAD-Owns   Western  division    from 
Isleta,  N.  It,  near  Albuquerque,  to  Big  Colorado  River,  564  miles,  am 


Central  Division,  from  Seneca,  Mo.,  to  Sapulpa,  Ind.  Ter.,  112  miles. 
>eMM  from  Big  Colorado  River  to  Mojave,  Cal.,  242  miles ;  trackage 
o  Albuquerque;  N.  M.,  13  m.;  branches,  12  m.;  total  operated,  943  m. 
RECEIVERSHIP.— Charles  W.  Smith  Is  receiver.  (V.  62,  p.  84,  231.) 
Securities  held  by  the  Mercantile  Trust  Co.  for  the  1st  guaranteed 
trust  bonds  wf  re  sold  April  22, 1895,  to  representatives  of  the  first 
mortgage  bondholders  for  $1,900,000.  (V.  60,  p.  479.)  In  December, 
1896,  foreclosure  sale  was  ordered  but  no  date  set. 

Sale  to  Hchixin.— In  January,  1897.  the  bondholders  represented  by 
the  Frankfort  and  Amsterdam  committees,  amounting  to  $14,567,000 
out  of  the  $18,794,000)  guarantee  trust  4s,  had  accepted  a  proposi- 
ion  which  will  be  voted  on  by  the  American  bondholders  Jan.  28, 
;hat  the  $16,000,000  Western  Division  1st  6s  held  for  their  account 
jhall  be  sold  to  the  Atchlson  on  terms  that  will  net  the  holder  of  each 
il.OOO  guarantee  trust  4  per  cent  bond  deposited  about  »447  in  Atclil- 
sou  general  mortgage  4s  and  $490  in  Atchison  preferred  stock. 

The  committees  will  retain  the  $2,794,000  Central  Division  first 
mortgage  6s  on  the  112  miles  to  Sapulpa,  Indian  Territory,  and  will 
alfo  retain  one-sixth  of  the  equipment  now  in  use  upon  the  \\estern 
Division,  as  the  property  of  the  bondholders,  for  use  upon  the  Central 
Division.-See  V.  64,  p.  179. 

COMMITTEES.— Francis  S.  Bangs,  J.  G.  McCullough,  Otto  T.  Bannard, 
G.  J.  Wetzlar  and  Wm.  Basset  are  a  bondholders'  committee  for  the  1st 
mortgage  4  per  cent  guaranteed  trust  bonds,  in  concert  with  Amster- 
dam and  Frankfort  holders.  In  January,  1897,  over  96  per  cent  of  the 
guaranteed  4s  had  been  deposited.  V.  64,  p.  40. 

Stock  and  Junior  Bonds.— Address  T.  W.  Lillie,  Mills  Building,  New 
York,  V.  64,  p.  133. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS.— Stock  issued,  $79,760,300;  the  Atchlson  and 
the  St.  Louis  A  San  Francisco  own  $57,083,400,  $51,503,800  ol 
ihls  being  ownedequally  and  deposited  in  trust. 

The  second  mortgage  bonds  are  nearly  all  held  by  the  guarantors. 
i Abstracts  of  mortgages  In  V.  49,  p.  302.1  Deferred  liabilities  [due 
Atoh.  and  St.  L.  A  8.  F.I  June  30,  1895,  $17,653,770,  accounts 
and  bills  pay  able  $1,709,733;  int.,  etc.,  due  and  accrued,  $1,817,323. 
PURCHASE  FROM  So.  PAC.— In  1884  the  Southern  Paciflo  sold  the  242 
miles  of  road  from  Mojave  to  The  Needles,  to  this  company  for  $7.271,- 
100,  payable  in  Apr.,  1905,  in  A.  &  P.  ttrst  rnort.  bonds,  Issued  on  said  242 
miles  to  amount  of  $6,059,250,  and  $1,211.850  in  cash.  Until  clear  title 
to  this  piece  of  road  Is  given,  the  Atlantic  <v  Paciflo  has  possession  and 
pays  6  per  cent  per  annum  on  the  $7,271,100.  A  reduction  of  the 
rental  or  the  abandonment  of  the  lease  was  mooted  in  January,  1897. 
See  V.  64,  p.  179,  V.  39,  p.  208;  V.  40,  p.  50. 

LAND  GRANT.— 25,600  acres  per  mile  in  Territories  and  12,800 
acres  in  States.  On  the  Western  Division  were  earned  20,295,296 
acres  of  land,  5,333,505  of  which  were  sold  to  June  30,  1895, 
leaving  14,961,791  acres  undisposed  of.  Map  of  land  grant  in  V.  36,  p. 
468.  In  1895-6  land  grant  and  taxes  exceeded  receipts  by  $867;  In 
1894-5  receipts  exceeded  expenses  by  $24,227. 

EARNINGS.— 5  months,  J 1896 Gross,  $1,332,567;  net,  $309,994 

July  1  to  Nov.  30.        <1895 Gross,    1,458,918;  net,    110,404 

The  above  earnings  are  on  831  miles,  the  Central  Division  of  112 
miles  being  excluded.  On  same  mileage  in  year  1895-96  gross,  $3,660,- 
076;  net,  $549,122;  and  in  1894-95  gross,  $3,344,118;  net,  $463,793. 
Statement  for  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  shows  gross  on  943  miles, 
$3,822,622;  net  $447,042;  land  dept.  def.  $867;  rentals,  etc.,  $368,1 1 1; 
bal.,  sur.  for  year,  $78,064.  (V.  63,  p.  504,  797, 1157;  V.  £4,  p.  40, 133, 
'S3,  179.) 

Atlanta  St,  Charlotte  Air  Line  Ry.— (See  Map  Southern  Kail- 
ma\i  System.)— Owns  Charlotte,  N.  C.,  to  Atlanta,  Ga.,  269  miles. 
Belongs  to  Southern  Railway  system. 

LEASED  on  March  26, 1881,  to  the  Richmond  A  Danville  (now  South- 
ern Railway)  for  99  years,  at  a  rental  of  $466,500  per  year,  equal  to  the 
interest  on  debt  and  5  per  cent  on  stock;  if  gross  earnings  exceed  $1,- 
500.000,  dividends  to  be  6  percent;  and  if  they  exceed  $2,500,000,7 
per  cent.  The  operating  contract  of  1881  (made  with  Richmond  & 
Danville)  was  assigned  to  and  accepted  by  the  Southern  Railway  Co. 

EARNINGS.— For  fiscal  year  ending  March  31, 1896,  gross,  $1,763,503 
against  $1,540,687  in  1894-95  and  $1,549 ,313  in  1893-94. 

DIVIDENDS  have  been— From  1881  to  1889,  inclusive,  5  per  cent  yearly 
In  1890, 5>a;  In  1891, 6;  In  1892,  6;  in  1893, 6  p.  o.;  1894,  6  p.  c.;  in  189o, 
6  P.O.;  In  1896,  Mar.,  3  p.c.;  Sept.,  3  p.o.  President,  Charles  S.  Fairchild, 
New  York  City.— (V.  60,  p.  561 ;  V.  62,  p.  363.) 

Atlanta  Knoxvllle  &  Northern  By.— ROAD— OwnsfromKnox- 
vllle,  Tenn.,  to  Marietta,  Ga.,  205  miles ;  and  Murphy  to  Blue  Ridge, 
25  miles ;  total  owned  230  miles ;  trackage,  Western  &  Atlantic  Rail- 
road, Marietta,  Ga.,  to  Atlanta,  Ga.,  20  miles. 

HISTORY.— Chartered  June  4, 1896.  A  reorganization  per  plan  in  V. 
62,  p.  1040,  of  the  Marietta  A  North  Georgia,  foreclosed  Nov.  25. 1895, 
Ol  the  $950.000  purchase  money,  $525,000  was  paid  by  Nov.  1, 1896, 
and  under  agreement  made  with  the  Court  the  purchasers  obtained 
possession  of  the  property.  The  balance  of  purchase  price  is  pay- 
able in  $100.000  instalments,  sixty  days  apart.  (V.  63,  p.  601.)  Gross 
earnings  year  1893  94,  $119,355. 

OFFICERS.— President.  H.  K.  McHarg,  40  Wall  St.,  S.  Y.;  Vice-Presi- 
dent, E.  C.  Spaldiug,  Atlanta;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  H.  W.  Oliver, 
Marietta,  Ga.— V.  63,  p.  30, 601,  837. 


JANTARY. 


RAILROAD  STOCKS  AND  BONDS. 


11 


•tubMTltxT*  will  confer  a  great  favor  by  clvliuc  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Tables. 


Hoiuit— Princi- 
pal,When  Due. 
Stockt— Last 
Dividend. 


RAILROADS. 


For  explanation  c 


on  ant 


of  tabto*. 


i#s,  Ac.,  see  notes 


AstaitMs  si At.  iewrws-eXoek.e*  rental  UrandTTk 
4  OUs— SBB  SOCTUEBX  RT. 

rental  Central  Oa 

1st  eoaaoLM^  9400.000,  g....o 

AmttM  4  JTerU*Mslsn»— 1st  mort  g.,  gu.  p  A  L . o'ar 

4  ML  JTerris  *Jt -Stock 

(«.  f.. drawn  at  100). .r 


rjt — IB*  nnm  i*.  i.(  ure*»  u  •»»  AW 

J  AmnavT&£^8toek  (990O.OOO  Is  pfd) 

1st  mort  (4  per  e*nl  after  Jan.  1,  1*»7|  gold.. ... 
Jai«a»sr»  Okmmmnltt  4  J  ««•».-  l*t  mort.  fold  .  e* 
Bmltimon  4  ufy  Ki.-Xori..  $250,000;  no  bonds 

1st  aad  3d  pref.  stock,  earn.'. »o6o,ob6ui«t  pref 
•     «*.(  V.6»,  p.  10391 »..  red.  June  1.97 
(V.  63,  p.  97)  red.  after  June  1.  '97 
Om  P.  A  C..  red.  I  year  from  date. 


lw.B 
st  M.  (ex*.  l 


•.  W.  Vbgtela  RR.  let  M.  (ext  IB  1999)  i 

B.  A  O.  loaa  1879  tParmsrsb'g  Br.  boads  ooUat.)  { 

Mort  oa  Paila.  Br..  with  Bait.  A  Phlla.  bda.as  eoLc 

To" 


Mile* 

of 

Road. 


190 

53 

85 

103 


90 


28 

89 


Date    8Ue,  or 

of         Par 
Bonds   Value. 


*  i.ooo 


1887 


1894 
1891 


1880 


1894 

DM 


1896 
1807 
1896 
L8N 


naranteed.  principal  aad  Interest  hy  the  re- 
eatversaadtaeB.AO.  RR.;  dee  July  1,1899, 

toeallalpar  July  1.  189«.  or  Jaa.  1. 

Y.CT.P.948;  V.  63,  p  153. 


Bi 

fil 

E 
m 


106 


. 

1878 
1874 

1---. 
1--7 

urn 

1895 


M 


$109 
1,000 
L.OOQ 

100 

'...KKJ 

100 

i'.obo 


100 

100 
1,000*0 
1.000 
L.OOO 
LOOf 

•  .....    ,VC. 

500  Ac 
*1OO 


i.ooo 

«200 

91.000 

l.'HH) 


Amount 
Outstanding 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


rWhen    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Payable  Whom. 


9325.00O 
5,484,000 

1,022,900 
400.000 

:.,OOO 

336,000 

90O.OOO 

600,000 

1,250.000 

80,000 

85,000.000 

5.OOO.OOO 

5.000.000 

956.000 

600,000 

3,400.000 

•61,500 

1.709,500 

9,301.513 

9634.504 

160.000 

11.988,000 

6.690,048 

140,000 

3.000,000 

11.616,000 


6  per  an.  M.  A  8. 


6       'J.   A  J.  Balt.Nl.F-rm'rs'AP.Bk 


5 

5£ 

«c  text 

0 

J.   A   , 
J.   A  I 
J.   A   , 

F.'A'J 

4  g. 

J.   A 

5g. 

M.  A 

8 

M    A 

1-er  an. 

J.   A 

J.  *  1 

5 

J.  A  1 

5 

J.  A 

6  g. 

J.   A 

J.   A 

g. 

A.  A  ( 

g. 

M    A 

g. 

M    A    . 

J.   A 

g. 

F.  A  j 

5  g. 

J.   A  1 

8 

J.   A 

6 

A.  A  ( 

A.  A  < 

A.  Phlla. 

J. 


.  . 

London  and  Portland. 

See  text. 

N.  T.,Talntor  A  Holt. 
N.  Y.,  Cent  Trust  Co. 
New  York,  Erie  RR. 
F.Ins.Tr.iS.D«p. 


See  text. 


. 
New  York.29  William  St. 


July  1,  1917 
Sept.,  1896 

Jn.l5,'972ia% 
Deo.  1,  1924 
July  1,  1941 


Bait.  Office.  Cent.  Bldg. 

See  text. 

N.  Y.,Merc.  Trust  Co. 
Bait.  Maryland  Tr.  Co. 

Bait.,  Trust  A  Quar. 
N.  Y.,  Merc.  Tr.  A  Bost 
Bait.  Of.,  Central  Bldg. 

do  do 

Sep.  '96.  op.  nd.  when  due 
I...  !,.!...!  -  .M.,rc.iM\Cn. 

Baltimore,  OBlce. 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
[xmilnn.J.  8.  Morgan  ACo 
Baltimore.  B.  A  O.  RR. 
J.P.MorganAOo.ABalt. 
lA>ud.,Br'u.8hlpleyACo 


Jan.   1,  1910 

Janl'l","  1944 
Sept.  1,  1934 

Nov.'io".  1894 
Jan.  2,  1896 
June  1,  1899 
Deo.  1,  1899 
Jan.  1,  1900 
July  1,  '98-99 

At  will. 

Oct.    1,   1935 

Mch.  1,  1903 

May,  1910 

July,  '97-1900 

Feb.  1,  1988 

June  1,  1927 

Hob.  1,  1902 

Apr.  1,  1S19 

Apr.  1,  1933 


»»»..  m.  •*>•!  Point  HH.— Owas  from  Atlanta,  Oa., lowest 
Point.  Oa..  80»e  mites.  la  April.  1881.  control  was  acquired  by  UM 
Csatral  RR,  of  Oeorgta  throa«h  lease  of  tits  Oeorgta  Railroad,  etc. 

A.  to  suit  Bled  In  December.  1896.  see  V.  63.  p.  1158. 

in  <r  IVUM  bejraa  la  1*53  wen  tor  maay  yners  8  per  cent  per  annum. 
rresa  Jaa.  1. 1**4.  to  Jaa..  1907.  InelnsjTs.  6  psr  seat  yearlyY  J AJ. 


Earning*  bare  been  — 
94.775;  later- 


gaaraatasd  by  old  Philadelphia  * 

has  beeaequal-tnlMUl  to  about 

•i   19w8  abOBt  7-9  p.  a.;  la 

Jaae  90. 1990.  (roes  9842,364  ; 
$161.307.^ 


milr  foul  LIBW  OS)-—  Tals  evmaaay  owa«  a  majority  «f  the 
I  steak  and  a  Una  amnant  of  las  beads  la  a  (ettas  of  railroad 
kissxeifor  seaTsasesx*  tae  Atlantic  Coast  Ui. 
I  Iaela4as  abevt  1^63  mllss  as  follow.. 

Hiltf. 
a  1  ...........  11O 

.f  ............  109 


____ 
Other  UBSS 


npaay. 


9TOCK.  9teefc  saUortsed  by  law  93O.OOO.OOO  :  by  role  of  itockhold 
•n.aad  paid  op.  9  10.000.000.  BO  preferred  Mook  awl  DO  funded  debt- 
Dmt>«»t*-Ta*  flrst  tftrMaad  was  !>•  p.  s.  ' 


J  payable  Oet  10. 

1999;  la  1899,  April,  !>•  p.  s.;  Oet,  l>*p.e. 

OUABASTT.-Tbe  A.  C.   U  Co. 
Aacosta  flrsts,  p.  aad  L— V.  61,  p. 

lilanllr  A  Danville  My. 
to  DaavUle.  Va..  MM  mile*,  thri 
Jaaettoa  teClaia»ial  d  feet  gaa*»»  51 

H»m»«T     9a r  to  the  AUastta  A  Danville  JUUroarf.  sold  la 

Osreeseeare  April  8. 1994.  bondholders  paylag  aa  asseasmeat  of  25  p.  e. 
eJso  reeveiBjff  30  i 


1990.  West  Norfolk. 
•  James  Rlrer 


II     .N      .. 


hp.e.laaewl 
Uo  Jsae  goVuMU 


ari  pafias;  aa 
thereto    See 


See  plaa  V.  58.  p.  81 


•I.  f.,r«! 


10  aad  eeven  the  road  aad 

it  par  OB  6  month*'  notlee; 
*r  Jan.  1,  1898.    8ee  application 
,.  _  V.  92.  p 

<  I  ..  •  .-•.-..- ••  •• 

LATMt  F.  A  •«•*.-»  BMW..  I199« O  roes.  9«  1.497;  net,  $58.408 

July  1  to  Nov.  30.        J1990 Oroes.    24 

An  DAL  RaroBT.-Konort  'or  1*90-96  was  la  V.  64.  p.  81.  •howtac 
•real,  956C.019 ;  aet,  9139394;  tBtore*t,  9U1.OOO-.  balance  to  Improve- 
•MM  aeeovat.  $V7J*4.  IalA94-«0.  grossV9»M>7O:  net.  $1O2.«47.- 
<V.  93.  p.  18*,  M7V1096. 1137.  lui;  V.  «J.  p.  837.  967;  V.  64.  p.  81.) 

ttlanilc  T>na *    Ohio  stB_Chartotte.  N.  C.,  to  Hlates- 

vllle,  •.  a.  44  miles.    IB  1899  absorbed  by  southern  Railway  Co. 

A  •(•a. I*  A  Savannah  HH.— Owas  from  Mlllfn  to  Augusta,  (is. 
99  miles.    The  >bareholder*  la  August.  1896,  agreed  to  a  new  lease  to 


Vas  Oratral  of  Georgia,  at  5  par  «*i*  oa  stock.  (B  place  of  7  p.  e. 

aUa»i*«s.-ror  year  eadlaf  June  90,  1895.  rro«,  f  190,687;  net, 
•43.202.  IaI>tW3-94.(roaf.lboi^o4:  net  9o6^3X-(V.61.  p.  239.) 

txca.la  <toiiihrrn  K  K.-Owas  from  Aonsta  to  Handsrovllle. 
Oex,  90  m.  Istaadard  sraa-e),  sad  BsadsriTtlls  ATeaallle  Kit..  4  inilm. 
A  reomaaUaim  perfected  la  April.  1896.  of  the  Augusta  Gibson  A 
•andeniTllle.  First  esasoL  mortgage  trustee  Is  Central  Tru»t  Co..  N.Y. 

9900,000;  par,  9100.  Them 


.all  standard  gauge.  I 
par  9100.  ef  whleh  the 
TV.  Immd  jrraal  was  « 
iCo.  The  5  per  seats  ai 


Oct.   31,  1896,  gross,  979.3.V 
1,996:  net,  912.664.  -•  V.  60,  p.  561.) 

R.-Owns 

Marble  Fa 


In  1 

v.i.iln  A  Nertkweeterai  HK.— owns  from  Austin  to  Llano, 
.  99  m.;  hraaeh.  Kalrlaad  to  Marble  FaU*.etc..  8  mile*;  total,  1O7 
,  all  ataadara  |aa«a.  Stock  aothorlsml  aad  outstanding  f 

PaoUe  Company  owns  91.O08.- 


, 

__  gnat  was  600,000  aeres.    MOBTOAOB  tm*tc«  Atlantic 
The  5  far  seat*  are  for  92O,OOO  per  mile  and  have  principal 
gnaraatoed  by  the  Southern  Paelnc  Company. 

t  9193.097iaw»1  **  ""^  *°'  *  roonU"'  "•"•  'l90'878  ta 
'year  i999.9TMS.f944^38i  net,  96X).«3»  :  other  Income,  99,328: 

etc..   9105,033:  balance,  dsflelt,  915,066.    In  1894 

;    aet.  9108,094. 


Atoll   «..  M.  ..  ..  A    V||.   Morrl.  lilt.        .<.  r   \l.,.j    aVil  JUL  J— Ottl 
from  ML  Morris  to  Aron.  N.  Y..  18  miles.    ~ 


eseoRR. 


_.. Successor  In  1860  to  Oen- 

Leased  to  Krie  RR.  at  rental  of  2%  per  cent  on  stock  for  3 


[rears  from  Jan.  1^  1896, 8  percent  tor  1  year  more  and  3>«  per  cent 


Pa. 


Valley  HB.—  Owns  from  Vail  Station,  Pa., 
miles;    branches  to    Sugar    Camp,    etc., 


to  Look- 
miles. 


TO,      BW|      W  m      W       OH^MK        V^MU|f,        ChV.,        OW        1U11OS. 

LeaaaJ  to  Pennsylvania  RR.  Co.  for  99  years  from  December  7, 1864. 
'  4O  per  cent  of  cross  earnlnn.    Rental  In  18959153.399;    Int. 
rges,  net,  9119.783;    dividends  (1O p. e.).  9140.625;   balance, 
tor  rear.  $30.893.    Rental  In  1894  $139.21)1.    Stock  authorised. 
•0.000;  oatstaadlnc,  91,535,000  (par  950).  of  which  Pennsylvania 
Jan.  1. 1896, owned  $706.250.   Dividends  are  paid  F.AA. 
Halltotorr  fhrsaprake  A    Atlanllr  Ry.— Owns  Clalborne  to 
Oosaa  City,  Md..  87  mlW  branch.  1  mile;  total  88  miles;  from  Clat- 
beras  to  Baltimore.  43  miles,  transfer  Is  made  by  water.     HISTOBT.— 
A  reor gaalutlon  In  1894  of  the  Baltimore  A  Kastern  Shore,  which  was 
sold  Aoc.  29. 1894  (V.  59.  p.  971),  the  Maryland  Steamboat  60..  Eastern 
Shore  o.  B.  Co.  aad  Choptaak  8.  B.  Co.    Fifteen  boats  are  owned. 
STOCKS  A»D  BOVDC.— Preferred  1s  «1 .5OO.OOO,  entitled  to  5  per  oent 


«  eommon.  91.OOO.OOO.    Atlantic  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y., 

President.  John  K.  Bearles.  New  York 
AXMDAL  RBTOBT.— Report  for  year  ending  August  31,  1893,  was 
given  la  V.  62.  p.  274.  In  1895-96  gross,  9497.798;  net,  988.599; 
rhar.es,  962 jSrf I  bal..  .urplu*.  836.O99.  in  1894-95  .TOM.  9514.108 
aet,  9189.806 ;  laterest.  etc..  962,056;  balance,  surplus,  $67,750. -<v! 
62.  p.  *74.» 


loperatoaf 

weslerni  belu  IB  July.  1896,  2,095  miles,  of  which  774 
west  aad  1J2I  miles  east  of  the  Ohio  River.  The  "Blue  Line"  (see 
Ceatral  RR.  of  N.  J.)  eaables  It  to  reach  New  York,  near  which,  on 
-  Island.  It  has  freight  terminal*.  Bee  8.  I.  Rapid  Transit. 

s  the  Vafley  RR.  of  Virginia.  63  miles.    Controls  Cleve- 
A  Valley  Ry.  and  Is  Interested  In  the  West  Va.  A  Pltts- 
that  oo.i   Baltimore  Belt  line  (tunnel  line  In  Baltimore)  was 
May  1,  1895.    (V.  00.  p.  358.  794.) 


Klatrn  Ulan.l. 
Alee  sparsu 

:...,.!  Trt,,,.,,..! 

barf  (sea  that 


,  LBAMES.  Ac.  -Chartered  la  Maryland  Feb.  88,  1887,  and  In 
Tkftato  Marrt  8jt887.    Ftort  seettoa  opened  May  24.  1830.    TneTele- 


was  sold  to  We 


graph  Go's 

Cafea  stock  at  par  aad  a  rasital  of  900.0OO  per  year  for  fi ft; 
Jaas  90, 1896,  $4,910.000  of  the  Western  OnloB  stock  was 
A  contract  or  lease  made  with  the  Cblc.  AN.  Pao.  In  Dee., : 
n*e  ef  terminals  In  Chicago. 

In  November.  1895,  an  Important  change  took  place  In  the  direct- 
ory, ibe  following  reprMeatatlves  of  New  York  aud  Ixindon  tiauklng 

Lotus  Fltsgerald.  President  Mer 


for  $5,000.000  Western 
for  flfty  years.    On 
i  still  owned. 
1991,  flTM 


•  Trust  Co.,N.  Y.;  Kngene  Delaao  of  Brown  Brother*;  XV I jj lain  A. 
ef  Vermllys  A  Co..  aad  Howland  Dsrl*  of  Blakn  Holssorain  A 


On.  of  Loadon.    feabseqneBtiy  Mr.  Mayer  resigned  from  the  Presldeucy 
-Oee  V.  61.  p.  934,  1106.  1 158. 


KBCBivaaxHir.— On  February  29,   1896.   the   President.   John    K, 
Cowea  and  Vlee-Presldent  Oscar  O.  Murray  were  appointed  receivers. 

-.V.  '.J.|.    I'.'..  •.--.  1 

VTIOX.— The  committee*  are  named  below,  but  In  Janu" 
nary,  1897.  reorganization  matters  ware  quiescent,  pending  a  deter- 
mination of  ton  road's  earning  capacity  undrr  Improved  facilities, 
the  gross  earning*  then  already  •bowing  large  Increase.  With  the 
proceeds  ef  receivers'  oerUfleatea  the  rolling  stuck  h*s  been  Increased 
and  various  Improvements  have  been  made.  Early  In  the  receivership 
a  Bomber  of  Important  loaas  had  their  coupon*  In  default  (*ee  a  list  of 
-  la  SurrL&MEXT  of  July.  1896).  but  In  Jan..  1897.  all  the  i 


..  . 

eoapoas,  with  the  exception  of  those  below  mentioned,  had  been  paid. 

«•»  rer*  Kmrgamwition  <'omm>tltt.-\<tm\*  FlUgerald  (Clmlriiian), 
Eureae Delano,  Edward  R.  Bacon.  Howland  Davis.  W.  A.  Read.  Auiru* 
Bebaont,  Henry  Budjre;  Seo'y.  H.  O.  Deuilux.-(V.  6^.  p.  455.  777.) 

Hal  imar*  Keorganltnlinn  Com mttttt.— Kepresent*  all  the  securities 
of  the  system :  ilstBniter  Shaw,  Chairman;  O.  Morton  Rtewart,  John 
(ill).  J.  O.  Harvey.  T.  Ivlwsrd  HamlileUiii.  James  K  McLane,  John  M. 
Nelson.  Secretary.  Baltimore.- (V.  62,  p.  547.  777.) 

Ttrmin.il  Boiuu of  /«w— dee  V.  62,  p.  588. 

Loon  of  iU}.— 8peyer  A  Co.,  In  New  York,  and  Sneyer  Brothers,  In 
London,  will  receive  deposit*.— (V.  62,  p.  455, 1039;  V.  (13.  \<.  879.) 

Ootrro*  PATMIXTH.— Coupons  In  default  are  as  follows: 


.Vsw.Mom.AHtratt«5*.May  1, 18DU 
PUU.A  West.  I'd  M.  5*.May  1, 1896 
Wa*h.C.  APt.L.lstM.6s.Junel.  '96 


Col.  A  Cln.  Mid.  prcf.ntk.Jnly  1,  '06 

Irt  M.  4H>* July  1,'96 

8and.Mans.AN.lstM.7s.Jan.  1.  '97 


Vermllye  A  Co.  purchased  Akron  A  Chicago  Junction  coupons  due 
Nov.  1, 1396. 

OAriTAL  STOCK.— Preferred  stock  carries  6  per  oent  dividends  only. 

The  July,  1896,  dividend  on  preferred  was  not  paid.  As  to  the  lien 
of  the  preferred  stock  see  V.  62,  p.  1086.— V.  63,  p.  152,  6O1. 

In  Nov.  1891.  the  stock  was  Increased  from  914,792.566  to  925.0OO,- 
OOO  to  pay  a  2O  per  oent  stpck  dividend,  92.161. 8OO  for  purchase  of 
PltUburg  A  West.  RR.  stock  and  about  9S.OOO.OOO  for  Improvements. 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[.VOL.  LXIV. 


ss^^'SSKS^SSS:^m 


1 0- 

yearly  Apr.  1! 
Nov.  l.o- 

k-.  ik-il.ir.' 

nan.  m  n.  i.  nn.,  ».  — ,  »MiJPl"- • -e% 
Akron  A  Chic.  Juno.  1st  in.,  gold.  Int.  gu.tr 
ialt.B«lt.l*tM.for$6.000,OOO.g.,lntgu.o- 

2d  mortgage,  $2.5OO.OOO,gold 

*  Wkto«*M<*i*Ml«r»— Oommon  stock 


TST  "S^   Sf.ajMO.OOoAie y-rly 

If  Sosmy  L  R,  East  Side  RR.  1st  M., 

I*    Kklljr.BlL.I.I  M,gold,_g, 


P4f  OJM*  nottt*  •*»••  t*rn — vwuj 
1  *tock,  7  per  cent,  non-cumulative  — 
•••at!  A  Baltimore,  1st  mortgage 

•  a  8.W.  JUC..IM  "v/0"!*"*!:  fc£l-  en^-'-c; 

»  A  Miss..  1st  eon.  M.,  s.  f.  ($83,OOO  are  6*).c' 
-.  fund),  no  drawing.... c* 


•oSp*  Ti  ust.  "senSJsfdrawn  yearly  at  100.  o' 
B.  A  o:k  W.  *»..  Iteon.  M.,  g.,  gu.  (end-).o-Ar 

-  Siimort.,  A  A  B  (A,  $8^50,OBO) .CJkr^ 

A  O.  B.  W.  Term.  Co.  1st  M.  gold,  guar.,  pAl.e; 

irletU  By.  1st  M.,  g.,  $175,OOO,  gu.,  p.  A 1.  end. 


12 

147 


147 
147 


11 

5>* 
73 


5 

281 


393 


9O9 

we 


of 
Bonds 


1873 
1868 

1-fiH 

1-.I7 
1*76 

1886 

i-.il 
[889 

l-.iii 


is-.i 

l-'.MI 
Is'.HI 
IV.I-l 


1871 

1874 

1883 

87-'91 

1893 

1893 

1892 

IS'.W 


. 
1,000 

1,000 
1,000 

*200 


. 

1000 

1.000 
1,000 
1,0(10 
1,000 

1,000 
1,000 

"i'66 
100 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 
1,000 

1,000 
1,000 

l.OOOAo 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 


$540.000 

1.451.OOO 

2,549,000 

See  above. 

6,648,224 
lO.OOO.OOO 

H..-.00.000 
.100,000 

800,000 
4,500,000 

350.OOO 
1,500,000 
6,000,000 

10,000.000 

20,000,000 

333.00O 

10,667  ,OOO 

6,468,000 

2,952,000 

1,993,000 

:!2s.ooo 

191,000 

10,483,000 

18,750,000 

1,200,000 

125,000 


6g. 
5  g. 
4W- 
5 
5 

5g. 
5  g. 
5g. 
S  g- 


7 

4*s  g. 
6A7 

7 

7 

5 

6 
4i«  g. 

5 

5g- 

4  g. 


When  I  Where  Payable,  and  by 
pByable 


J.  A  D. 
J.  *  J. 
J.  &  J. 
J.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 
F.  A  A. 
J.  &  D. 
A.  &  O. 
M.  A  N. 
J.  A  I '. 
M.  &  N. 
M.  &  N. 
M.  &  N. 
A.  A  O. 


Deo.,  '95,  coup,  last  pd. 

Jan.  '97,  coup,  purch'd. 

N.  Y.,  Vermilje&Co. 

Lond'n,J.8.MorganACo. 

N.  Y..  Union  Trust  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Brown  Bros.ACo. 
Phlla.,  Fln'ce  Co.  of  Pa. 
Phila.,  Fln'ce  Co.  of  Pa. 

Phila.,  Solicitors'  Co. 
N.Y.,J.P.M.d;Co.;.tBalt. 
Nov., '96, coups,  purch'd 
N.Y.,  Brown  Bros.&  Co. 


&  J. 
J.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
J.  A  D. 
Various 
J.  A  J. 
See  text 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 


Whom. 


Owned  by  Bait.  A  Ohio. 


N.  Y.,  Fanners'  L.  A  Tr. 
do  do 

do  do 

do  do 


do 
do 


do 
do 


N.Y.BarlngMagounACo 

New  York. 

See  text. 

N.  Y.,  Farmers'  L.  A  Tr. 
do  do 


Stocks — Last 
Dividend. 


June  1,  1913 
July  1,  1898 
July  1,  194* 
Jan.  1,  190O 
Jan.  1,  1928 
Feb.  1,  1925 
June  1,  1934 
Apr.  1,  '97-'99 
N  v.l,1 98-1900 
Dee.  1,  1935 
May  1,  193» 
Nov.  1,  1930 
Nov.  1,  1990 
Apr.  1,  1944 


Jan.  1, 
Jan.  1, 
Jan.  1, 
Apr.  1, 
Nov.  1, 
June  1, 
10  p.  o.  j 
July  1, 
July  1, 
May  1, 
Nov.  1, 


1900 
1990 
1898 
1911 
1905 
1932 


IS 

2043 
1942 

19'J6 


Divu>nMtlnoe'85..t  '86.  '87.  '88-'»0.  '91.  '92.  '93.  '94. 
Onoommoa  .  ...J  8  4  t>o  e.  20*  3%  5  4»s 

IB  1895,  none.    See  V.  61,  p.  703.  (*In  stock  Deo.  31.1891.) 

RBCUYUU'  CERTITICATM.— In  May,  1896,  the  Issue  of  $5,000,000 
MrtlBcalr*  wa*  authorized  for  material,  supplies,  etc.,  and  for  resto- 
ration of  rolling  stock  and  equipment.  See  V.  62,  p.  1039.  On  Nov. 
2O  1896  certificates  for  $u5t;,OOO  were  authorized  to  finish  Baltt- 
mo're  Belt  KB.  and  Initall  It*  electric  plant,  etc.  They  are  a  first  Hen 
OB  all  the  assets  of  the  Maryland  Construction  Co.,  which  built 
IK.  Halt.  Belt  RR.  and  also  on  the  Caiudeu  Station  Improvement*. 
OceV  63  p.  967.  On  Nov.  27. 1896.  an  additional  Issue  of  $650,000 
certificate*  was  authorized.  They  are  primarily  an  obligation  of  the 
receiver*  and  also  a  first  and  preferred  lien  upon  all  interest  of  the 
B.  4  O.  BR.  Co.  In  the  property  and  securities  of  the  Plttsburg  A  Con- 
nellnTllle  and  secondly  a  lien  upon  the  Pitwburg  A  Connellsville  road 
Itaelf.  subject  to  the  nmU  of  1868  but  ahead  of  the  consolidated  mort- 
gage of  1876.  V.  63.  p.  1008. 

Bon*.— The  various  loons  of  the  B.  A  Q.  System,  including  the 
asaoutof  eaeh  outstanding,  the  road,  etc.,  covered  by  the  mortgage, 
and  the  earning  power  of  a  uumher  of  the  Hues,  were  given  in  au  arti- 
cle on  pace  3  of  the  INVESTORS'  BOPTUDUBT  for  April,  1896.  In  addi- 
tion to  bond*  given  above  an  outstanding,  the  B.  A  O.  sinking 
fund*  held  June  30, 1895,  consols  of  1887  to  the  amount  of  $4.865,OOO 
(Interest  on  which  Is  paid  In  consols  themselves)  and  other  first-class 
iBterest-beartng  bond*  to  amount  of  93,366. 196.  V.  61,  p.  928. 

The  roiuoHdattd  mart,  of  1887  abstract  V.  46,  p.  804. 

The  Itrmimil  mortgage  abstract  In  V.  59,  p.  71,  72. 

Instalment  of  $10O,OOO  due  April  1,  1896,  on  B.  A  O.  Equip.  Trust 
loan  wa»  extended  for  one  year. 

OCARA.vriKa.— In  addition  to  the  bonds  given  in  the  table,  the  com 
pany  guarantees  the  following  bonds.  See  statement  for  this  co.U 


Columbus  A  Cin.  Midland  4>as.     f 
do          do          3  p.  o.  on  pref . 
MonoriKahela  River  5s.  H 

Pitts.  Clev.A  Tol.,  as  to  int.,  1st  6s.H 
West  Va.  A  Pitta.,  as  to  int.,  1st  f>s.i; 


B.  A  O.  Southwestern  1st  4  <«s.      It 

do  do  1st  consols. 

Oeve.  Term.  A  Valley  Ry. 
Btaten  Uland  R.  T.  2.1  5s.  1 

Taller  of  Va.,  $468.000  lit  6s.     U 
Win.  A  Potomac,  $147,250  1st  6s. 

OHIEBAL  FniAXCES,  Ac.— The  floating  debt  of  March,  1896,  was  as 
follows:  Bill*  payable  and  claims  audited  to  May  1,  $3,632,741; 
additional  claims,  about  $50O.OOO ;  pay  rolls  for  February,  $866,801; 
total.  $4,999,542  (of  which  $2,847,680  remained  unpaid  May  1) ;  due 
receiver*  for  disbursements,  *8O8,072 ;  negotiable  paper,  including 
aadonements,  $8,50O,OOO,  for  which  are  pledged  substantially  all  the 
eeouritlts  of  the  company,  estimated  at  $18,000,000.  V.  62,  p.  1039; 
V.  83,  p.  106  2. 

Mr.  Little  reported  the  floating  debt  of  Nov.  30, 1895,  as  follows: 
Motes  and  loans  secured  by  collateral,  $3,744.674 ;  unsecured  debts, 

8,629,256;  total.  $12,373,930.    Oflsets,  excluding  stocks  and  bouds, 
,913.430;    balance,  net  debt,  $6,460,500.    In  addition  there  were 
outstanding  notes  endorsed  for  other  companies  to  a  total  of  $9,752,- 
280. of  which  $1,950,000  for  Baltimore  Brit  Ry.,  $2,048,000  for  Pitts. 
A  we*t.  and  $2,910,155  were  equipment  trusts  secured  by  equipment. 

In  June,  1896,  wrre  Issued  $5.00O.OOO  receivers'  certificates  for  the 
payment  of  floating  Indebtedness  and  for  repairs  of  cars  and  locomo- 
tives ($1.050.898);  repairs  of  roadway  and  track,  etc.  ($1,290,000). 
Car  hrtut  rtriiflruttt  for  $3,400,000  were  also  issued  for  purchase  of 
O.OOO  freight  cars  and  75  locomotives— V.  62,  p.  948.  In  December, 
1806,  also  were  Issued  $956,000  certificates  to  complete  Baltimore 
Belt  RR..  etc..  and  $650,000  for  Improvements,  etc.,  on  Plttsburg  & 
ConnelUvllle  RR.  V.  63.  p.  067, 1008. 

The  report  of  expert  accountant  Little  dated  July  11,  1896,  was 
quoted  In  V.  (13,  p.  1OO9,  1O62.  It  estimates  that  from  Sept.  30, 1888, 
to  Hov.  3O,  18"5,  the  company's  profits  were  overstated  uy  $11,204  - 
.  $59  through  a  inl«taien  method  ol  accounting,  but  shows  thit  never- 
the/BM  there  was  a  profit  over  fixed  charges,  excluding  dividends, 
amounting  to  $300.000  on  1st  and  2d  preferred  stocks  as  follows : 
, £2?J2a-ea'*la!  JuDe  *?• 1899'  W.»56;  for  1893-4,  $286,575;  for 
f  $62,725;  for  U  month*  to  June  30, 1892,  a  deficit  of 

0- I80l>  8uriiiu8  °' $974-544  »*  *" 


__.-._-  In  the  CiiKo.Mi-i.K,  however,  on  pages  1040,  1092  and 
I13A  of  Volume  S3,  give  reasons  for  believing  that  Mr.  Little  was 
much  too  drs.tlc  In Tilstreatment,  and  that  the  real  profits  were 
Creator  than  he  states.  On  the  other  hand,  when  considering  the  com- 
pany's condition.  It  should  be  remembered,  as  stated  In  V.  63,  p  901 
that  when  the  receivers  took  po»«e*»lon  much  of  the  equipment  was 

?2)L?f  .r*p*'r'.*J*0..UlStJtbe  "U8*1  onM*«»  '<>'  the  year  ending  June  30, 
1806,  Increased  $443.211  ($300.000  for  Interest  on  Baltimore  Belt 
bond*)  and  that  from  May  to  December.  1896.  wcr«  Issued  In  the 
aggregate  $6.606,000  of  receivers'  certificates  and  $3,100.000  of  ear 
tru»t  certificate*,  entailing  *n  annual  outlay  for  interest  of  $584  000 
partly  however  In  Hen  of  Interest  on  floating  debt. 

•m.nthi,  1 1896.. ..Gross, $11,335,545;  net, $2,834,427 
•'      11898...  Grow.    10.671.976;  net!    3  487:391 
hlrfly  to  Increase  In  maintenance  of  way  and  main- 
Unanceof  cquipinrnt. 

AinniAL  RKroKT.— Fiscal  year  end*  June  30.  Annual  meeting  at 
Baltimore  ou  the  third  Monday  of  Novmnlier.  Report  for  is  r, ") 
was  given  In  full  In  V.  63.  p.  021 , 925.  See  also  editorial,  p.  901  ' 


$6,941,973 
1,982.858 


tear  ending  June  30—                     1896.  1895.                 1894. 

Gross  earnings    $23,944,782  $22,817,182    $22.502,662 

Operating  expenses 17,583,420  15,801,043      15,560,689 

Net  earnings....       $6,361,362  $7,016,139 

Add  Income  from  other  sources     1,068,924  1,627,595 

Total  net  income $7,430,286  $8,643,734 

Net  earnings  Wash'n  Branch..          99,926  174,410 

Fixed  charges 7,202,854  6,759,643 

Divld's  on  1st  and  2d  pf.  stock.        150,000  300,000 

Dividends  on  common  stookH .          

Payments  to  retire  bonds 694,835  770,164 


$8,924,831 

205,001 

6,522,581 

300,000 

U624.935 

700,347 


Leaving  a  balance  of  U df.$717,329         $639,517         $511,967 


H  The  dividend  charged  to  earnings  was  only  that  paid  In  May. 

Tear  end.  June  30—  dross.  Net.  Gross.  Net. 
MainStem.&c    .        ...$11,249,986  $3,714,063  $10,806,337  $4,142,107 

Parkersburg  Branch....  742,217  150,010  731,421  167,717 

Washrngton'Branch 623,406  99,926  624,812  174,410 

Philadelphia  Division...  1,679,134  450,389  1,776,317  558,482 

Plttsburg  Division 3,105,872  782,494  3,015,727  921,141 

Wheelini  &  Pitts.  Dlv..  672,635  def.  1,216  633,775  81,161 

Midland  Division 376,559  97,723  399,910  98,004 

Central  Ohio  Division...  1,199,105  152,986  1,096,602  206,833 

Lake  Erie  Division 845,680  149,572  714,171  108,487 

Straltsville  Division....  143,104  7,296  123,572  def.2,015 

Chicago  Division 2,862,625  691,947  2,500,745  504,880 

Akron  Division 444,459  66,171  393,794  54,931 


Total $23,944,782  $6,361,361  $22,817,183  $7,016,138 

OFFICEBS— President,  John  K.  Cowen:  Secretary,  C.  W.  Woolford; 
Treasurer,  W.  H.  Ijams.  V.  63.  p.  793,  879,  901,  921,  922,  9!i5,  967, 
1008,  1011,  1040, 1092,  1114,  1135;  V.  64,  p.  40,  64,  82,  134, 180. 

Baltimore  &.  Ohio  Southwestern  W.y.—(SeeMapofBalt.  <e  Ohio}_ 

Road  Owned —  Mites. 

Elanchester  to  Hillsboro 22 

New  Albany  &  Eastern 8 

Cincinnati  &  Bedford H 

Trackage  in  Cincinnati 1 

Total  operated  June  30,1896.921 


Knad  Owned —  Miles. 

Cincinnati  to  East  St.  Louis — 339 
No.  Vernon  to  Jefferson ville ...  53 
Beardstown  to  Shawneetown..228 

Cincinnati  to  Belpre 1 93 

Marietta  to  Belpre 11 

Portsmouth  to  Hamden 55 


Second  track,  15  miles ;  sidings,  280  miles ;  trackage,  1  mile. 

HISTORY,  ETC.— This  railway  co.  was  a  consolidation  on  Nov.  1, 1893 
of  the  B.  &  O.  8.  W.  RR.  and  the  Ohio  &  Miss,  per  plan  in  V.  56,  p.  504. 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— Stock  is  $30,000,000,  of  which  $20,000,000  Is  7  p! 
c.  non-cumulative  preferred.  The  $10,000,000  common  Is  held  by  the 
B.  &  O.  and  carries  control.  All  the  stock  has  been  issued,  but  to 
Jan.,  1897,  only  $19,301,900  preferred  had  been  listed  on  the 
New  York  Stock  Exchange. 

BONDS.— Abstract  of  lirst  mortgage  ot  1889  (guaranteed  by  B.  A  O.) 
was  in  V.  51,  p.  245.  Of  the  $37^500,000  first  consols.,  also  guaranteed 
principal  and  int.  by  B.  &  O.,  $11,000,000  are  reserved  to  retire  at  ma- 
turity the  B.  &  O.  8.  W.  firsts ;  $1,500,000  to  retire  a  like  amount  of 
B,  <t  0.  S.  W.  Terminal  firsts ;  $20,500,000  were  to  be  issued  in  ex- 
change for  Ohio  &  Mississippi  bonds  of  the  several  Issues  and  the  pre- 
ferred stock ;  and  $4,500,000  will  be  available  for  improving  the  Ohio 
&  Mississippi  and  for  other  purposes.  The  total  may  be  increased  by 
Issue  of  four  per  cent-  bonds  for  terminals,  double  tracks,  equipment,  etc. 

The  income  mortgage  5  per  cent  gold  bonds  (Farmers'  Loan  A  T.  Co., 
trustee)  are  non-cumulative.  Series  A  ($8,750,000)  are  prior  to  B  ($10,- 
000.000)  for  p.  A  1.  In  Jan.,  1897,  $8,651,000  series  A  had  been  listed 
on  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange;  series  B  listed,  $9,655,000. 

Interest  dividend  of  2>4  per  cent  was  paid  Nov.  1.  1895  on  "A" 
incomes;  this  is  the  first  payment  since  the  consolidation. 

Ohio  <*  Miss,  general  mortgage  bonds  were  mostly  deposited  for  ex- 
change; bonds  of  this  and  other  issues  outstanding  June  30, 1896,  are 
given  in  the  table  above,  equipment  trust  6s  as  of  Deo.  15.  These  is- 
sues were  originally  as  follows:  1st  consols,  $6,613,000;  2d  consols, 
$3,213,000;  Spring.  Din.,  $2,009,000:  O.  A  M.  first  geueral  mortgage, 
$4,006,000;  Cinn.  A  Bedford  5s,  $135,000;  New  Albany  A  East.  5s. 
$150,000.  For  terms  of  exchange  see  Sept.,  1893,  SUPPLEMENT.  It  is 
proposed  to  extend  O.  &  M.  first  consols  for  $6,468,000  due  Jan.  1, 
1898,  at  4  per  cent.— V.  64,  p.  180. 


EARNINGS. — 5  mos., 
July  1  to  Nov.  30. 


)1896 gross,  $2,593,748;     net,  $801,215 

51895 gross,    2,905,088;     net,  1,083,726 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— Though  this  company  is  controlled  by  the  B.  & 
O.,  which  went  Into  receivers'  hands  Feb.  29,  1896,  the  B.  A  O.  8.  W 
was  not  affected  by  that  receivership.    V.  62,  p.  455.    In  February, 
1896,  $700,000  consol.  4^8  were  issued  for  improvements,  etc.    Loans 
and  bills  payable  June  30, 1896,  were  $129,610. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— The  fiscal  year  ends  June  30.    Report  for  1895-6 
was  given  at  length  in  V.  63,  p.  1006, 1020. 


JANUARY.  1W7.J 


RAILROAD     STOCKS  AND    BONDS. 


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Snaacrlker*  will  confer  a  great  favor  by  lilvlii-  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Tables. 

RAILROADS. 

M::.  , 
Of 

Boad. 

Date 
of 

.'  ;    .  kj 

Size,  or 
Par 

Value, 

Amount 

Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 
Stock*—  Last 
Dividend. 

foe  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  notes 
on  flnt  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per    When    Where  parable,  and  by 
cent     Payable                whom. 

•ML*  A 
IstM.. 
COSMO! 

•as 

•ttLI 

•ascaOn 

MUktl 

OaarfJ 
MiaarwJ 
MM. 
JatiJUt 
Prefer! 
Istmoi 
«aUa>. 

£« 

MIL. 

i  ..-.i«  in 

..M-- 
•ajQOOi 

ttosjMM—  IstM.  (tun.)  g.,s.  f.lp.e..notdr>n.e* 
roadwcuar..  gold,  s.  f.  1  p.  e.,not  drawn.  .c' 
dated  mortgage  for  $10.OOO,OOO,  gold,  .c* 
1  Jr.-lst  M.*3,360,000<*16.000p.m.)  g.c* 
Inge  •!  060  OOO($5,OOOa  mile),  gold 

tt 
92 

211 

1871 
1871 
1889 
1893 
1898 
UM  : 
UM  • 
1889 
1893 

1--.: 

!-  .-J 
:-  •: 
i--  • 
i,-,,, 

$1.000 
l.OOO 
l.OOO 
1,000 

*:..->"<>.  

3,000,000 
3.00O.OOO 
3.360.000 
See  text 
3OO.OOO 
925.000 
100,000 
900,000 
5.5OO.OOO 
5,000.000 
500,000 
8O3.1OO 
J  16,000 
1.-J38.OOO 

1..   IMI.O     0 

500.000 
1,OOO,OOO 
300,000 

-'I.  '"HP 

1.253,000 
1,000,000 
500.000 
749,000 
526,000 
475,000 

599.000 
25,000,000 
3358.000 

'450AIOO 
750.000 

f!: 

5  g. 
5  g. 

8* 

6A7 
5g. 

5  g- 
4  per  an. 

6 

4 
Text 
6 
6 

:;i..  it..-. 

4 

J.  A  J. 
A.  A  O. 

J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.  A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  0. 
J.   A  D. 
A.  A  O. 

J.  'A   J. 
J.   *   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.  A   J. 
J.    A  J. 
Q.—  J. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 

Bait  Office  and  London, 
do              do 
do         Calvert  St 
N.  Y.,  Gnar.  Trust  Co. 
N.  Y.  U.  8.  Mtge.  A-T.  Co. 
Boston,  Meroh.  Nat.  Bk. 
Bangor,  Me. 
New  York  City, 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Grand  Cent.  Sta. 
do              do 
do              do 
N.Y..  Knickerb'r  Trust 
July  ,'94,  ooup.lastpaid. 

July  1,  1911 
Apr.  1,  1911 
July  1,  1929 
Jan.   1,  1943 
July  1,  1945 
Apr.  2,   1913 
Apr.   1.  1899 
June  1,  1919 
Apr.  1,  1923 
Jan.,  1897,  1% 
July  1,  1936 
July  1,  1936 
Jan.   1.  1940 
July  1,  1899 
Jan.  1.  1940 
Julyl5.'96.2<3 
Jan.,  '97,  Us 
Apr.  30,  1911 
July  1,  1945 
1903-1925 

iPlaoata.—  Pref-M.  Green  Ext.-assumed.*' 
i  held  by  City  of  Bangor,  •6OO.OOO  are  6s. 

77 
77 
10 
10 
150 
150 
150 

iba 

102 

500  Ac. 

!  
l.OOO 

1,000 
50 

:.,,,„, 

LOOO 

100  Ac. 
1.000 
l.OOO 
50 
50 
l.OOO 

mortgage,  gold.  ... 

•a—Stock  (guaranteed  4  per  cent  by  end.) 
»  guar  p  Ax(end-)  oar 

«$1  .000,000,  gold.  gnar.  p.  *  L  (end.)  .CAT 
Bltum.  Coal  1st  M..lntgu.  by  Bh.  Cr.,gold.c 
MM**iU«40te.—  Prtorllen  mort-.red.aUO5 
($862.000  raserved  for  prior  lien  bonds)  .  . 

Indianapolis,  Oo.  office. 
do              do 
Phila.,  W.  H.  Newbolds. 
Bait,  Merch.  Tr.  A  Dep. 

oil  A  toe  k  ..  •-  

txajce  for  $1.OOO.OUO.  currency  .  . 

i  —  : 
IBM 

Ckail.)  1st  M.  (red.  aft.  July  1.  19O3)  g.c* 
L  Income  to  July  1.  19O3 

25 
35 

~btL—  Stoek  B4.6OO.OOO  

5O 

1,000 
l.OOO 

1.000 

1,000 

64 

67 
67 
67 
59 

30 

.:-  . 

1853 
1885 

:-  •. 
1877 

(88 

6 
4 
7 
5 

•*  para*. 

3 
4 
5  per  an. 
7  per  an. 

J.  A  D. 

M    A     - 
F.  A  A. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A  N. 

J.   A   J. 

Philadelphia;  Pa.  RR. 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
N.Y.,  Union  Trust  ry>. 

See  text. 
B&ston.Of.Kiireland  St 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 

June  1,  1902 
Sent  1,  1925 
Feb.  1,  1927 
Jan.   1,  1933 
Nov.  1,   1897 

Jan.   1,  1920 
Dec.  31,  '90,2% 
Apr.  1,  1902 
Oot    1,  1913 
Jan.l,'97.2is% 
Jan.6,'97.34% 

S  fguar:  b^UaltedCo-s  i  Pa!  RR..  if"  r 
5..  J  guar:  by  United  Oo's*  Pa.  BR-.s.  f..r 
DOOtSwue  $600.000  reduced  by  s.  ( 

hs  "'in.    '  ' 

E£ 
SB 

Flmmmmtl 

•si  sl'jViflfasMf  1st  mortgage 

tf.  *  IBMI.JHP.—  See  K»BTHBB>  AI.AB  AM  A. 
if*ll.  JtJL-lst  ML.  »600.000  (dr.  at  pane 

BOt  BM>rt)laaaaif  to  State  forlu  stock..  ..r 
not  mortgage*  for  $S.OOO  OOO  ...  n 

«,     .V    ". 

A.  A  O. 
J.   A  J. 
J.  *   J. 

*  *  Vnrth  A.lun.  "-'  -*•  SUwk 

19 
*9 

ion 

100 

Ware  Rrror  RR.  stoek,  7  p.  e.  rental  999  yean  ... 

teas*.  4t.        *urmltu. 
•9.598       $3.115,779       $63.889 
2,350         2,096,125       212.056 
4318        2.016.5H3        384.48O 

_. udetataresten debt. 81.761,486;  taxes, 

nu,  etc..  $374.639;  rental  B.  *  0. 8.  W.  Terminal  Co..  86O.OOO. 

-(V.83,p.413,4657v.63.p.600,701.  IOO6.  1OSO;  V.  64.  p.  180.) 

_    Potosnar   RR.-Own*  tram  Daldmsiii,  Md..  to 
;  Bridge.  Vs..  aad  branch.  44  m.;  aad  tram  Bowie  to 
total.  93  mUea-taetadta.  tanaal  la  Oty  of  Baln- 
OBBfeoUadby  Penn.  RR.  Co. 
RR.  own* 
,— Consols   are 

as  they  mature.     Taa  flnt  mort- 
Ivanla  RR.  and  tfortaarn  Central. 


nding  Get.  3  l,18»5.gros*  earnings,*  1.974.671: 
oa  baaa*.  •490.004k  fit.  on  Mnlpnwnt.  «47,992  ; 

t  *"»•* 


r  *  Aroo.lo«k 


'op.)  Own*  Brownvtlle  to  Honl- 
61  mile*,  with  branch  of  13 


ton.  MeT.  W4  mite*  ;  Hoalton  to  Cariboo.  61  miles,  with  branc 
•U**:  kraaea.  Oaknald  to  Asalaod.  43  mllw:  total.  SU  m 
ijsrslss  »»-lr-  "°°-|  --  '  -  1'  --  V.  56.  p.  204}  ;  tae  Bango 
*alaaatsRK.,UldtowBtoUre«nTme  iMooseVead  Lake).  77m.. 
liiTVl  U 


Iroa  Works,  18 


It 

tae  Bangor  *P1»- 
ke).  77m..  with  It* 
aad  has  assumed 


AXKUAL  RKPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.    Report  for  1895-96  was 
In  V.  63.  p.  753.  showing  gross  •1.375.939;    net.  *718,3AO;  charges, 
vtdends.t230.000;  bal..  surplus,  *130.877.    In  1894-95, 
cross,  $1, 273.725;   net,  $S78,934.-(V.  61.  p.  79«;  V.  63.  p.  7«8.) 

Rellalre  Xanravllle  A  Cliirlnnatl  Ky.— Owns  Bellaire.  O.,  to 
Wilhelm  Station.  O.,  1O3  mllest  three  foot  gauge;  Kiisklngum  County 
RaUroad.  WUhelm  to  Mill  Run, »  miles;  traokageB.AO.  RK,.  Mill  Run  to 
eaaasvllle,  1  mile;  total  operated,  112  miles.  A  consolidation  In  1882 
aad  reorganised  In  1880.  RKCBIVBBBBIP.— In  June,  1895.  General 
Manager  J.  K.  Geddea  was  made  receiver.  Interest  due  Jan.  1, 1895, 
on  the  prior  lien  bonds  being  In  default  Foreclosure  suit  has 
been  brought.  V.  61,  p.  239.  Slock  I. :  Common.88J2.OOO;  preferred. 
•795410;  par  $50.  6n  June  30,1895.  funded  debt  was  81.454.OOO  ; 
other  Indebtedness.  $32.468.  In  year  ending  June  3O,  1895.  gross, 
•94.223;  net,«l.OOO.  In  1893-94  gros*.  $97,044--(V.  61.  p.  26,  239.) 

II.  ll  H«llroa4  A;  <tl»rk  Yard  of  Indlanapoll*.— Owns  14 
mllesof  belt  road,  etc.,  at  Indianapolis.  Leaeed  for  999  years  to  In- 
dianapolis Union— which  see.  Stock  Is:  Common.  $1.000,OOO;  pre- 
ferred 6  per  cent  (1 1»  per  cent  O..— J.),  $500,000 ;  par,$50. 

DiviuEKlia— euaea  1894:  Onpnferrtd  In  full.  On  common.  In  1895. 
Jan.,  3  p.  c.;  July.  2  p.  .•  .  in  M06.  Jan.,  2  p.  c.:  Julv,  2 "a  p.  o.  In  1892 

>   itook  had  r   " 


the eom pan;  stated  that  the  "common 


nut  paid  less  than 


I  Fab.  13. 1891.    From  Houltoa  to  Caribou 
Jan!  1. 1896;  from  OakBeld  to  Asalaad  Jan.  6. 1896. 

i  aad  natal  of  ta*  Bangor  A  PUcataquls.  leased  from  Cltf 

"1 The  HtaU  of  Mala*  rafunds  95  per 

on  roadaadlMMdUaea.  In  addition  to  the 
tram  boad*  $5J»0  per  mile,  derived  prlaelpaUy  from  sub- 
i  to  BintBind  stock,  have  baaa  speat  on  uanaflBuilom. 
'  Sax  OBrnB».-Common,  »1 .06O.OOO ;  1O.4OO  shares  fall  paid  and  100 
•hares,  S  par  cent  paid;  BrafcTmd,  5  p.  c..  oon-cum.,  «i  .luo.ooo-  paid 

uvtf3»«^L?'*ISl-  »KL?l^ftK5a'SEfs^^*"if^ 

of  M  Y.    litasl  min|B»t  bead*  for  «I«7.ooo  had  baaa  sold  to  Jan., 
1897,  aad  $B8S,OOO  were  a*U  a*  eoUatrral  by  the  Arooatoek  Const  mo- 

•  1.050.000;   those  bald  by  the  Con- 
tetss  of  eaat  of  road  over 

. Car  trust  of  1897  coven 

to  Guaranty  Trust  Co..  Xew  York. 

Groas.  $856324 :  net.  *256.944 

•«*.    676.400;  n> 
>ths>.«ie\8MBll8M;  »J1.40vlln  1»95. 


to,  can  only  be 
rag*  boad*  aad  i 


aUB«iJio»-ll  moBta*.«18»e 
Jan.  1  to  Nov.  SO.      (  1895 


.  . 

Surplus  over  charges  (11 

A*»i  AL  RKTOBT—  For  rear  ending  June  SO,  1896,  gross,  8699,662 
aet.  8356.480;  rwitai*.  J&»4>5O  ;   taxas.  «1.223;    latenst.  JlO,»18; 


.          . 

b*laa.e,  «un>ltt»,»»',789.  A  sIsUnuBt  for  tear  aantnf  Dec.  31  .  1895. 
waa  In  V.  637  p.  454.  The  actual  sarptns  tor  OM  rearlMS  was  •  17.7  i  o! 
Mroas  earning,  wan  872132%  act.  •239.2OO;  axed  charge..  »21U,971; 
balance,  surplus,  $19,229.-  V.  62.  p.  4*4  ;  V.  63,  p.  153. 

•talk*  ll«mm..nd.p..n  KM.  -Own*  road  from  Bath.  .V.  Y..  to 
HasamondsMrt.  ».  Y..  1O  mila*.  Chartered  In  1872.  STOCK,  »1OO.OOO; 
par^ioo.  CJuiliioa.-For  year  rndlng  June  30,  1895,  poss.  $34309; 


•at.'«17,S»l   (art  la  1893<  816^60);  otk«r  lDeome,^t22;  cbarfca. 

$16^89;  balaace,  surpta*.  $X$M. 
Brrrk    «  reek  HR.-<«M  Map  aayoJaJatt  H.  T.  Central. ,-Kt> 

Jen*  jBbor..  FB,.ta  Maaafley .  1  IS  m;  branches,  to  PUllpsbu rg.  to  mines. 
mmt  to«aL  15O  mflaat  tn»kag»  to  WUtlaaaaport,  16  mile*,  and 
.  ete..36m.;  ta^aloperatad.  192  mllea.  Extension  about  1OO 
.Uiwest  to  Pitta.  McKeesport  *  Yough.  RR.  Is  proposed,  of 

wkteh  18  mile*  ware  aboal  completed  IB  January,  1897. 
LBASE.  A-  .-From  October  1.  1890,  leased  to  the  N.  Y.  Central  A 

•linn   River  Ra  far  999  rean  at  latarest  OB  bond,  and  4  per  cent 


bonds  and  4  per  c 

....  ....••..•>  i  •  UNM 

aad  coke.  2.968, 


I  operatlag  expeaaes  are  relatively  low  since  the  trains  carry 
;iy  heavy  loads  of  freight,  tba  average  per  train  In  1895-96 
"  85  575  ton*.  Ararat*  rate  par  ton  par  mlla 


the   New    York 
__  V.  52,  p.  570.    IB 
of  81.000.OOO  n»w  Mtcnnd 

w  stock,  both  guaranteed 

sauailtlus  will  be  Issued  from  time  to 


STOCK  A*D  BOBIM.-TIM  bonds  are  endorsed  with 
Ceatrars  guaranty  of  principal  aad  Interest  See  i 
Jaaa.  ISM.  «t«Bk»oMan  autborlsed  UM  Issue  of  61.OOI 
•srtgsM  ft  par  oeat  bonds  aad  •l.OOO.OOO  new  stock, 
by  the  Hew  York  CeatraL  Taaa*  saearltto*  will  be  Is* 
tee  to  par  far  extension*  of  the  road  through  Clearfleld  In  a  south- 
IT  iltreetloa  about  7O  miles,  reaching  nadeveloped  coal  Belds. 
,  1896.  •DOO^OO  at  taaaTs  per  ceat*  aad  »5oo,OOO  of  stock 
__a  Isaaad  to  pay  for  extanalons.  etc.  Kqnlpment  trusts  (5  per 

IJraaSO.  1W96.J1M.000.  interest  parable  at  anlckarbookerTnMt 
'  i  *Uo»4WM>OOof  4>i  par  eentsnf  1895.  Tb*  Clearflel.l  Illtu- 
al  CorpvratloB  ha*  capital  stoek.  $830^M>0  and  bond*  aiitnor- 
;  retired  by  .Inking  fund  to  June  JO,  1895,  C21.9OO. 


. 
aad  dl 


1888  to  1888,  Inclaslvc.  5  p.  c.  p«r  snnum; 
la  Jaaoary.  1890,  5  p.  e  ;  In  1891  stock  alfaude  common, 
of  4  per  aaat  guaranteed.    Sea  guaranty  V.  52,  p.  570. 


3  p.  c.  semi-aannally  (J.  A  J.)  and  at  times  more  for  past  nfteen  years." 
The  $000.000  6»  of  1876  due  Dee.  1.  1896,  have  been  paid,  leaving  the 
6s  of  1881  a  nrst  Urn.-  V.  83,  p.  153. 

Brlc  Railway  (of  Chattanooga,  T»nn.).—  Own*  25  miles  of 
belt  railroad  In  Chattanooga,  Trim.,  connecting  lines  aalering  that  city. 

HISTOET.—  A  reorganization  of  Union  Ry.  of  Chattanooga  sold  In  fore- 
closure June  17.  1895.  The  new  company  Is  leased  lor  Ufty  year* 
till  July  1.  1945,  to  the  Alabma  Great  Southern  Railroad  Co.  at  a  price 
so  mutant  to  guarantee  the  Interest  on  the  nrst  and  second  (when  a 
fixed  chargri  mortgage  bond*  and  payment  of  taxes  and  maintenance. 
STOCK  U  $900,000,  o  wned  by  Ala.  Great  So.  Ry.  See  V.  63,  p.  099. 

Bout*.—  First  mortgage  for  83OO.OOO,  bears  Interest  at  3  p.  c.  for  2 
rear*  from  July  1.  1895;  4  p.  c.  for  2  yean  more  and  5  p.  c.  thereafter. 
The  flnt  mortgage  bond*  may  be  called  at  par  after  July  1,  i-m.; 
Trustee,  Mercantile  Trust  A  Depn.lt  Co.,  Baltimore.    There  are  second 


rtgage  gold  bond*  authorizeil  for  $24,000,  uiiituring  July  1, 
1945,  with  interest  at  the  rate  of  4  percent.  If  earned,  to  July  1.  11(03. 
non-cumulative,  and  from  July  1.  19O3,  to  become  a  jlinl  rluir,jr,  the 
company,  however,  having  the  right  at  anytime  to  retire  them  after 
July  1. 1903,  at  par.  For  year  ending  June  3O.  1896,  gross.  937,978 ; 
•M-erating  expenses.  $39,272  ;  .i.-iint.  *l.-'!U.  owing  clilrflyto  extra- 
ordinary repalr*.-V.  61.  p.  112.  «1O:  V.  63,  p.  356,  txyy. 

Helrlderr   Delaware    RR.— Owns  from  Trenton.  N.  J.,  to  Ma- 
nunka  <%unk.  N.  J.,  67.  m.;  Fletnlngton  KR..AC.,  14  m.:  operated  cut-on 

l  .n. .  total  ..|HT.I'.-.I.  -j  n.  :.  .    i,.  •  i -.-.it.,  i  ttkMO pnutta,  tod  tram 

ferred  to  Penn.  RR.  March  7.  1876.  Net  earnings  paid  as  rental.  The 
l  (convertible  Into  stock)  and  the$T,249,OOO  4  per  cents  of 
laraateod  by  th*  United  Companies,  and  their  g 


guarantr 

by  <he  Peaa.  RR.  under  Its  lease.  Bonds  of  18*  V  HS7  and 
1M9S  are  secured  brtheoonaol.  mortgage  of  H7:.  for$4,OOO,OOO,  which 
provides  for  a  sinking  fun  I  of  1  per  cent  of  outstanding  bonds  If 
earord.  In  1896.  gross.  •1,124,214;  net  •313,791.  In  1894,  gross. 
•1,002.054:  net  •240.270-.  Interest  etc..  •153,169;  dividends  (6  p.  e.), 
•69.OOO.  Dividends  of  6 per  cent  have  been  paid.  On  consolidation  In 
March,  1896,  the  authorized  capital  stock  was  Increased  from  •1,15O,- 
000  to  84,000,000;  outstanding  In  January,  1897,  •1,253,(MX). 

Berk. hi rr  KK.— 8eeN.  Y.  Niw  HAVEX  A  HARTFORD. 

lllooiii.bnrc  *  aalllvan  RR.— Owns  road  from  Blonmsburg  to 
Jamison  City.  Pa..  3O  miles.  Road  built  In  1887  and  lt>88.  Stock  1* 
•6OO.OOO;  par.  85O.  Sinking  fund  for  firsts  Is  85.OOO  per  annum; 
i>onda  can  be  drawn  at  pur;  truntee  Fidelity  Inn.  Tnwt  A  8.  D.  Oo.. 
Philadelphia. 

Flnt  mortgage  Interest  due  July  1,  1890.  not  paid,  and  to  provldo 
fuBda for  rebuilding  bridge*,  etc.,  a  committee  of  bondholder*.  In  De- 
cember, 1896.  proposed  to  fum!  fimt  mortgage  coupon  of  July,  1898, 
and  January  and  July.1897.-8ee  V.  64.  p?133. 

EARHIIKM.— Year  ending  June  30, 1895.  gross.  859,115;  nper.  exp. 
taxes  and  Intrn-t.  •63,834;  deficit  under  charges,  etc.,  $1,2 19.  In 
l895-6.gro*s.  r  .-  066 

President.  C.  U.  Buokalew;  Vloe-Prest  and  Treas.,  Samuel  Wlgfall, 
Bloonuburg,  Pa.  V.  63,  p.  115 ;  V.  64,  p.  133. 

*  Albany  RR.— Owns  from  Boston,  Mass.,  to  Albany 
N.  T.  9O2  miles;  numerous  branches,  lot  iulle«;  leased  linen,  83  miles 
total  operated.  389  mile*.  A  oonsolldatlon  of  December,  1867. 

This  road  owns  tlOO.OOO  stock  (out  or  **OO.OOO)  of  tlie  Boston  Ter- 
minal Co.  and,  with  others,  will  use  the  now  Union  Station  In  Boston 
When  completed.  (V.  62,  p.  547;  V.  liJ,  p.  308.) 

STOCK— In  1889  obtained  permlniilon  from  the  Legislature  to  Issna 
•10.OOO.OOO  additional  stock,  87,000,000  being  for  bonds  due  In  1892, 
the  remainder  for  Improvements. 

I)ivii>Ki)OK— Cash  dividends  at  the  rate  of  8  per  cent  yearly  have  been 
pali!  for  many  yean.  Stook  dividend,  lOp.  o.  In  1883  »ud  3  %  p.  o.  In  1886. 

BONDS — New  bonds  for  «5.0OO,OOO  were  authorized  In  Sept.  1893  • 
V.  57,  p.  547,  of  which  In  July,  1895,  *S,627,OOO  had  been  Issued. 


UJVESTOK8'    SUPPLEMENT 


[VoL.  LX1V. 


edlate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  there  Table.. 


•.b~rih.r.  will «.r  .  mro*t  fhror  by  HTJB«  tmm 


Bond*- Prtnel- 

pal.When  Due. 

Stock*— Last 

Dividend. 


INTEREST  OK  DIVIDENDS 


Where  Payable,  and  by 


Jan.l  '97,3  V/» 
July  1,  1899 
Mar  1,  1903 

1905-6-7-9 
Apr.   1,  1932 
Feb.  1,  1913 
Mob.  1,  1915 
July  1,  1916 

Oct.  1897  A'98 
July  1,  1900 

Jan.l  '97,lIa% 
Sept.  1,  1896 
Feb.  2,  1905 
Feb.  1,  1907 
Feb.  1,  1937 
Aug.  1,  1942 
Jan.  1.  1944 
Sept.  1,  1906 
June  1,  1937 
Sept.  1,  1906 


Boston,  at  Office. 
do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

Nashua,  Co.'s  Office. 
Boston,  at  Office. 
do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 


1879 

1883 
1885 
1809 
1893 
1904 

1*1(0 


3,675,000 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 

5OO.OOO 
750.000 
42r>.!IOO 
100,000 


A.  A  O. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A  S. 
A.  &  O. 
A.  A  O. 
.1.  .V  ,1. 
Q.-J. 


Boston  A  Maine  gives 
rental  *uarant«e 
tor  99  years. 


100 
100 

1,000 
1,000 
1,000 


3  per  an.  I  M.  &  6. 


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


1,000,000 

500,000 

1,919,000 

2,500,000 

6.000,000 

8,558,200 

998,000 

597,800 


Boat.;  Lond..  Baring  Br. 


Boston,  at  office. 


Boston,  Of.,  Sears  Bldg. 


100 
1,000 

100 
1,000 


July  1,  1918 
Jan.  1,'97,1 
July  15,  18 

1927 
Sept.  1,  1906 


Mar.,'sJ6,pd.Mar.24,'96 


Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 


338,000 

2,286,400 

250,000 

238,000 


N.  Y.,  Farmers'  L.  A  Tr 


LATEST  EABTOIOS.— Quarter  ending  Sept.  30: 


Onts. 


Xel. 


IIS:::::::::::::::".".:  TJfco.oio    -969:139 

AjniCAL  BEPOBT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30. 
In  V.  63.  p.  227.  308. 

Ttmr  tndint  J»M  30-          .    1896, 


Int.  <e  taxes.     Sal.,  fur. 
$139,266        $510,93<> 
142,340         826,799 
Report  for  1895-96  was 


1894. 

$9,190,276 

$2,469,988 

$381,410 

78,000 

2,000,000 


82,551,506 

$453,150 

78,000 

2,000,000 


$20.356 


8,  837.) 


$10,578 


ift-flt  pTstMi:  276,-547,  86lfv78673,  P- 

n, . -i . .  M  *  Lowell  RR.— ROAD— Owns  Boston  to  Lowell.  27  miles 

•  .A",      s— Salem  and  Lowell,  17  miles;  Lowell  and  Lawrence,  12  miles; 

12  miles;  Middlesex  Central,  11  miles;  leases- Manchester  A 

neBR.  29  miles  (ownedjolntly  with  Concord  &  Mon.  RR.);  Central 

Massachusetts,  1O4  miles;  Connecticut  A  Passumpslo,  147  miles;  total 

leased.  280  miles;  total  owned  and  leased,  369  miles. 

r.grs.— Leased  In  1887  for  99  years  to  the  Boston  A  Maine  at  7  per 
•sat  per  annum  on  stock  till  and  Including  January,  1897,  dividend, 
and  8  per  cent  thereafter 

STOCK  AKD  BOND«.-8tock  authorized,  $6,529,400.  The  debentures 
were  described  on  page  2,  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1895.  In  March, 
1896  82OO.OOO  of  additional  stock  was  authorized  for  real  estate  pur- 
'  and  to  take  up  a  note  for  $100,000.  The  20-year  currency  4s 


i.  switch  and  signal  systems  at  junctions,  $31,323;  reconstruction 
f  Eastern  division  mainline  and  branches,  $140,870;  new  equip 
ient,  $408,940;  automatic  couplers  and  air-brakes  applied  to  engines 
id  freight  cars  in  compliance  with  United  States  statutes,  $37E 1,477 
The  earnings  of  the  Concord  &  Montreal  are  included  in  1896  but 
re  not  included  for  1894  or  1895.  The  C.  A  M.  had  gross  earnings  of 
12  477  199  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30, 1895. 
tear  Ending  June  30.  1896. 

^nTrdlp-toentV.-.v::.-::*^^   ^gws 
M^gsre^::"."."."."-".".".".  "ffi&S 

Total  ...$20,460,091    $16,892,313 

)per.  expenses,"  excl.  taxes....  14,547,693.    11,794,528 


,. 

1896  for  8750,000  were  issued  July  1,  1896,  to  retire  like  amount 
of  6s  due  on  that  date.  In  Dec.,  1896,  was  authorized  the  Issue  of 
•200  <iOO  4  per  cent  20-year  bonds  to  refund  $200,000  Lowell  &  Law 
fence  Os  due  Oct.  1.  f897.  (V.  60,  p.  176;  V.  61,  p.  27;  V.  62,  p.  456, 


Miles. 

Total  operated  July  1, '96....  1,71 7 
Double  track 310 

Controls  Me.  Cent,  (which  see)  .822 

Portland  &  Rochester 55 

St.Johngbury  ALakeChamp.131 

York  Harbor  A  Beach 11 

Vermont  VaL  of  1871 24 

Sullivan  County 26 


ence  . 

601,  820,  1039;  V.  64,  p.  41.) 

II.,.  i.  ,n  &  malne  RR.—  ROAD—  The  system  Includes: 

Una  owned.  Miles. 

Boston.Mass.,toPortland,Me.  116 
Boston  to  N.  H.  State  Line..  41 
Conway  Juno.,  Me.,  to  North 

Conway,  N.  H  ...............      73 

Sundry  brandies  .............    140 

Line*  leased. 
Concord  A  Montreal  .........    414 

Boston  to  Sherbrooke,  Can  ...  29O 
Other  branches  leased  ........  643 

The  leased  lines  Include  :  Concord  A  Montreal,  leased  June  29,  1895, 
Boston  A  Lowell,  Central  of  Mass.,  Nashua  A  Lowell,  Northern  or  N.  II. 
Worcester  Nashua  A  Rochester,  Connecticut  River,  etc.—  for  terms  of 
leases  see  each  company. 

OBOAXiZATiox.  ETC.  -In  1890  a  consolidation  was  made  with  the 
Eastern  Railroad  of  Massachusetts  and  the  Portsmouth  Great  Falls  A 
Conway,  on  terms  In  V.  50,  p.  589.  July  29,  1895,  the  Concord  A 
Montreal  was  leased  for  91  years.  See  V.  61,  p.  513.  From  Jan.  1 
1898,  the  Connecticut  River  Road  was  leased  for  99  years.  V.  56,  p.  245 

An  agreement  with  N.  Y.  N.  II.  A  II.  regarding  division  of  territory 
WMmade  In  '93.  (V.  56,  p.  464.) 

BTOCE.—  Common  stock  authorized,  $18,754,200;  preferred  stock 
83,119,800;  outstanding  in  July,  1896,  as  in  table  above.  In  1891-92 
84,992,100  stock  was  Issued  to  stockholders  at  par.  (V.  52,  p 
164,  349.)  Of  common  stock  $945,200  held  by  mortgage  trustees  o 
Eastern  RR.  and$376,200  by  B.  A  M.  June  30,  1896,  drew  no  dividends 

DIVIDENDS.  —  On  preferred,  In  full  to  date. 
OB    common.  )  '87     '88     '89      '90      '91     '92     '93     '94  to  Jan.,  '97 
«Jnee'89.P.C..  i  10        9        9       9>i       9        8        8  6  yearly, 

BovDs.—  A*  to  debentures  see  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1895. 

In  November,  1894,  the  floating  debt  had  all  been  paid  off.  B.  &  M 
guarantees  81,328,000  first  5s  of  St.  Johnsbury  A  Lake  Champlaln 
Also  Interest  on  $113,500  Portland  A  Rochester  and  $274,000  Man 
ebester  A  Lawrence  4  p.  o.  bonds.  Jointly  with  Maine  Central  guar 
antees  $3OO,OOO  Portland  Union  By.  Station  bonds. 

OCKEBAL  FtHANCEB.—  The  1895  report  stated  that  automatic  coupler 
and  air  brake*  for  freight  cars  and  engines  would  call  for  about  $1,000 
OOOdurliiir  18115-0  and  1896-7.  The  new  passenger  station  In  Boston  war 
opened  In  1894.  The  lease  of  the  Con.  A  Mon.  In  June,  1895,  frees  th 
company  from  all  rail  competition  In  Its  «peolnl  territory.  In  Deoem 
ber,  1895,  the  Central  Massachusetts  Issued  $100,000  of  Its  new  5s  t 
Boston  A  Maine  for  claims  to  April  1,  1899.  See  V.  61,  p.  1063. 

LATEST  EABKIXOS.—  For  the  quarter  ending  September  30: 

3  me*.         Groan.  OIH.  inc.      Jut.  4  taxes.    Sal.,  fur 

1896  .....  $9.512,249    $1,795,560    $107,570       $1,292,784     $610,34 
1899  .....    5,973,  ii'JJ       -'.111,806      146,137          1,291,605       986,33 

AJTKCAI.  REPORT.—  Annual  meeting  second  Wednesday  In  Octobe 
Annual  report  1895-96  In  V.  03,  p.  354,  showed  results  as  follows,  th 
operating  expenses  In  1895-96  Including  $1,060,663,  against  $895 
147  In  1894-95,  spent  for  iMTinnnf  nt  lmpro%-cinonts  as  follows:  Ne^ 


buildings  and  yards,  $60,315;  new  steel  bridges,  $45,738;  Interlock 


1894. 
1,293 

$7,894,968 

7,260,587 

806,721 

$15,962,276 
10,860,580 


Net  earnings...  --  $5,912,398      $5,097,785 


$5,101,696 

$5,754.570 

1,213,391 

2,311,370 

822,018 

1,321,031 

67,282 


$19,478 


Balance,  surplus $71,466  $72,285 

-(V.  62,  p.  318,  907;  V.  63,  p.  354,  356,  552,  879.) 

Boston  A  Providence  KB.— Owns  Boston,  Mass.,  to  Providence, 
R.  I.    44  miles;  branches,  20  miles;  leases  to  North  Attleborough,  4 

.  j    a r.e\  „,          .       »....;!     1       1QQQ     in    f~MH    C*nlt\mr    "RT?   .    TATlt.a 


Year.  Gross. 

1895-9i5 $273,569 

1894-95 280,324 

1893-94 301,383 


ni'ile's.  Leased  for  99  years,  April  1,  1888,  to  Old  Colony  RR.;  rental. 
0  per  cent  yearly  on  stock.  Old  Colony  to  July  1,  1892,  had  invested 
11,671,938  in  road  on  lease  improvement  account. 

Boston  Revere  Beach  &  Lynn  RR.— Owns  narrow-gauge  road 
from  Lynn  to  East  Boston,  Mass.,  9  miles,  connecting  with  Boston  by 
company's  ferry  boats;  Boston,  Wlnthrop  &  Shore  Div.,  East  Boston  to 
Winthrop,  5  miles,  with  branches  3  miles.  In  December,  1896,  the 
ssue  of  $1,000,000  bonds  was  authorized  for  improvements  and  to  re- 
tire 6s  due  July,  1897,  and  for  floating  debt.  (V.  63,  p.  967.)  Divid- 
ends :  1888  to  1891  inclusive,  7  p.  c.  per  ann.;  in  '92,  5  "a;  in  '93, 5  p.  o.; 
n  '94.  4>«  p.  c.;  in  '95, 4  p.  o.;  in  '96,  Jan.,  2  p.  c.;  July,  1  p.  c.;  in  1897, 
Jan.,  1  p.  c. 

EARNINGS.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Report  for  1895-6  in  V.  63, 
p.  716. 

Net.      Int.  <t  taxes.    Div.  paid.  Bal.,  surp. 
$84,995       $54,536       $34,000  def.  $3,541 
100,704         56,372          34,000          10,422 
95,521          53,021          42,500        None. 
—(V.  63,  p.  716,  837,  879,  967.) 

Brooklyn  &  Brighton  Beach  RR.— Owns  double-track  road 
from  Atlantic  A ve.cor,ner  Franklin  Ave.,  Brooklyn,  to  Brighton  Beach, 
L.  I.,  71n  miles.  Reorganization  after  foreclosure  in  Oct.,  1887.  In 
August,  1896,  connected  with  Kings  Co.  Elevated  by  extension  along 
Franklin  Ave.,  about  %  mile.  This  extension  was  leased  to  the  Kings 
County  Elevated  in  February,  1896.  Through  trains  are  run  from  Ful- 
ton Ferry  to  Brighton  Beach.  V.  63,  p.  754.  STOCK.— Common,  $500,- 
OOO;  preferred.,  $500,000.  Stock  assessed  313  p.  c.  in  1893. 

BONDS,  ETC.— On  July  1, 1895,  loans  and  bills  payable  were  $359,012. 
Profit  and  loss  deficiency  June  30,  1895,  $316,431.  March,  1896, 
coupons  were  paid  at  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  March  24,  1896.  Sept., 
1896,  coupons  were  not  paid. 

EARNINGS.— Year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $67,604;  net,  $8,596 
charges,  $48,205;  bal.,  deficit,  $39,609;  terminal  property  (charge) 
$9,787;  total  deficit  for  year,  $49,396.    In  1894-95  gross,  $99,300;  net 
$32,080.    Total  deficit  July  1, 1896,  $364,527.    President,  E.  L.  Lang- 
ford  (elected  Sept..  1896).-(V.  59,  p.  4*1;  V.  60,  p.  561, 1107;  V.  62, 
p.  276;  V.  63,  p.  268,  559,  754, 1009.) 

Brooklyn  Bath  &  West  End.— )  See  STREET  RAILWAY 
Brooklyn  Elevated.—  5          SUPPLEMENT. 

Brooklyn  &  Rockaway  Beach  RR.— Owns  road  from  East 
New  York  (Brooklyn)  to  Cauarsie  Landing,  Jamaica  Bay,  Similes  (of 
which  3  miles  double  track),  and  operates  ferry  to  Rockaway  Beach. 
Operations  suspended  during  winter  months.  Rails  50-56  pounds 
steel.  STOCK  is  $150,000 ;  par,  $50.  DIVIDENDS.— In  1890  and  1891, 
eaohSpercent;  1892,  6  per  cent;  1893,  10  per  cent;  In  1894,  (?)  per 
cent.  In  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $42,407;  net,  $2,574;  other 
income,  $5,643;  charges,  $24,272 ;  bal.,  deficit,  $16,055.  In  1894-95, 
gross  was  $64,891 ;  net,  $20,818. 

Buffalo  Bradford  &  Plttsburg  RR.— Owns  from  Carrollton, 
N.  Y.,  to  Gllesvtlle,  Pa.,  26  miles.  Completed  in  1866,  and  leased  to 
New  Vork  Lake  Erie  A  Western  (now  Erie)  for  499  years.  The  Erie  RR. 
holds  all  the  $580,000  bonds  due  Jan.  1.  1896,  and  $2,189,900  of  the 
capital  stock  of  $2,286,400;  par  $100.  (V.  62,  p.  39.) 

Buffalo  Creek  RR.— Owns  6  miles  of  terminal  road  in  Buffalo, 
N.  Y.  In  January,  1890,  leased  for  term  of  charter  less  one  day,  to  the 
Lehigh  Valley  and  the  Erie  RR.,  which  together  own  entire  capital 
stock  of  $250,000. 


.  1897.] 


RAILROAD  STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


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INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


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.V.     .««— 

**.*' 

Pli«M  .gold,  Rochester  to  Salam 
oL  Btort..  980.000 

twlieTifc  t910. 
rtiEkOSr"  Welst 
ptrrrKailroadliit  mortgag 
R*«l*«aJ«niort«»«e ...  ..... 

B.  B.  *  P.  eartros&,  gold.  Deo.  1 


M    . 
of 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTF.REST  OR  DIVIDENDS.            j 

Bonds—  I'rmcl- 
pal.When  Due. 

i:  to  I1'-?- 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

When  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

ng.  *c..  see  notes 

Dividend. 

UI.R'IUI. 

,6  B.C.  non-com. 
Salamanca  —  0* 
••rmllp.KOld.  g.C" 
UO.OOO)  gold....o' 
iort..gold.guar.e* 
,  guaranteed  

ios 

276 
10 

1 

1887 

1--' 
-,--:• 

$100 
liooo 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

$12,000,000 
1,300,000 
3,920,000 
4.4O7.OOO 
350.OOO 
20.OOO 
301,500 
586,000 

1,818,000 
1,289.000 
5,500,000 
6,500,000 
825,000 
1,905,000 
6,425,000 
150,000 
See  text. 
*1,121,7OO 
$12,000,000 
2,232,000 
1,595,000 

1,300,5^,0 
1,279,000 

381,925 

"e'g. 

if: 

I* 

5 
5 

See  text. 

4  in  ial'6 
5 

eg. 

5g- 
5  g. 

6g. 

4%g! 
3g.A6g. 

"~5"g. 
6  per  an. 

F.'A'A. 

J.  A  D. 
M.  A   8. 
J.   A  J. 
J.  A  D. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A  D. 

A."A"O. 

F.  A  A. 
J.   A  D. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  D. 

J.   A>  J. 

J."A"J. 

J.   A   J. 
J.   A  J. 

J.   A   J. 

N.  Y.,  36  Wall  Street. 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  IselinACo. 
do             do 

Feb.,  '93,  114% 
Feb.   1,  1921 
Deo.  1,  1922 
Sept.  1,  1937 
Jan.,  1939 
June,  1902 
1899 
June,  '97-1905 

Jan.  11,  '97,5% 
Oct.,  1913 
Feb.1,'97,2% 
June  1,  19O6 
Oct.    1,  1920 
Oct.    1,  1921 
Apr.   1,  1934 
June  1,  1927 
1923 
July  1,  1910 

1  
RAILROAD. 



50 

100' 

100*0. 
1,000 
1,000 
l.OOOAc 
5OO  Ac. 

dalla't  par.  .c'Ar 

112 

1893 

N.  Y.,  H.  Flsk  A  Sons. 
N.  Y.,  Corn  Exoh.  Bank. 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
N.Y.  Continental  N.  Bk. 

369 
55 

All 
12 

295 

1876 

1--0 
1-M 

1877 
|§93 
1890 

£^0^»°° 

•t.,gold  (assumed) 
jorl.  $3.000.000. 
tge,  red.  at  110... 

£100 

$1OO 
l.OOO 

1.000 

5OO 
50 
1,000 

25 

Lon.,Morton,Rose  &  Co. 

114 
114 
114 
50 
80 
RE. 

1867 
1871 
1875 

1891 

N.Y.,  S.Pao.Co.,23  Br'd. 
do              do 
do              do 

Jan.   1,  1911 
July  1,  1905 

•i.OOO.'ooOareSs) 
150,000  auth  
c* 

Phlla.,  Broad  St.  Stat'n. 
Phila.,  Broad  St.  Stat'n. 

Jan.   1,  1941 
Jan.  1,'97,  3% 

:KKKY  A  SEA  Sao 

II  n  M  a  I ..  New  Vork  &  Kite  1C  It.-I  n  1896  merged  In  Erie  RR. 
lalo  Korhralcr  &  Pltlnbure  Railway.— (See  Map.)— Oper- 
atesfrom  Buffalo  and  Rochester.  N.  Y.,  to  the  bituminous  coal  regions 
around  Walston,  Pm  ,  340  mile*  In  all,  including  : 


Lines  oteitrd  infer 
Buffalo  Creek,  N.Y.. 


Miltt. 
to  Howard 

81 


i     ...        j  '   ^ 

CUrlon'  Jun'c.i  to  WainUin.  Pa.  66 
Boeheaterto  Ashford,  N.  Y....  94 
Four  branches  to  mine* 


Leatetl-Entire  »fk  oum'd—  Milts. 
Jolinsonburg  &  Bradford  RR.-- 

Howard  Juno,  to  Mt.  Jewett.  20 

Lincoln  Park  &  Charlotte 10 

Perry  RR. 1 

Clearfleld  <fe  Mahonlng— fl 

Clearllcld  to  Beech  Creek  RR.  26 
Mahonlng  Valley  RR 2 


Lines  owned  in  fee— 

Burlington,  la.,  to  State  Line, 
Minn,  (including  11  miles 

leased) 241 

itate  Line  to  Albert  Lea,  Minn, 
(leased) 12 

Branches  owned  to  Postville, 
Riverside,  Holland  and  Dav- 
enport  204 


.340 


Brie—  Ml  Jewett  to  Clarion  J..  21 
Buffalo  Creek  RR.  into  Buffalo.     4 

Total  <H8*  e  Mparate  statement  for  this  company 
ORGANIZATION,  rrc.—  Successor  In  March,  1887,  to  the  Rochester  A 
PltUburg,  which  wan  foreclosed  in  October,  1885.  See  V.  50.  p.  560, 
089  The  entire  capital  stock  of  the  Rochester  A  Pittaburg  Coal  &  Iron 
Company  Is  owned,  and  through  that  company  in  May,  1896,  control 
was  acQulred  of  the  Boll,  Lewis  A  Vates  properties,  incorporated  as 
the  Clearfleld  A  Jefferson  Coal  Co.  with  $3,000,000  stock  and  $3,000,- 
OOO  bonds.  See  this  SDITI.EJIKST,  p.  154  and  V.  63,  p.  755.  The  B.  R. 
A  P  Ry  controls  the  coal  output  from  over  30,(K)0  acres  of  bitumi- 
nous coal  lands  in  Jefferson  and  Clearfleld  counties.  Pa.  V.  62,  p. 

(MM*  V    fr3    li    115 

In  May,'l893,  tiie  Cleartield  A  Mahoning  RR.  was  completed  and 
leased,  and  It*  securities  guaranteed.  A  line  to  Pittaburg  has  been  sur- 
Teyed,  but  construction  awaits  better  times.  V.  63,  p.  29. 

DITIBBHD*.—  On  pref.,  In  1892,  5;  in  1893,  Feb.,  1"4  p.  o.;  none  since. 

Bonus.—  Of  the  general  mortgage  (trustee  Union  Trust  Co.  of  N.  Y.) 
for  910,000,000,  there  were  $6,OOO,OOO  reserved  for  prior  bonds.  The 
general  mortgage  5s  cover  22  miles  of  road  built  since  1887. 
There  are  also  outstanding  $5,000  incomes  due  in  1921,  for  which 
•3,000  consols.  (Included  in  table)  are  held  by  the  trustee.  Car  trusts 
for  959,000  fall  due  June  1,  1897,  and  $55,000  on  December  1,  1897. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.—  Loans  and  bills  payable  Sept,  30,  '96,  $879,708. 

EARNINGS.—  5  months,  J  1896  ........  gross,  $1,539,650;    net,  $526,921 

July  1  to  Nov.  30.       {1895  ........  gross,    1,372,425;    net,    408,404 

ACTUAL  REPORT.—  Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.    The  animal  meeting  Is 
held  at  New  York  on  the  third  Monday  in  November.    The  report  for 
1895-96  was  glv«-n  in  V.  63,  p.  752,  755;  see  also  remarks  p.  731.    In 
1895-96  carried  2,433,165  tons  of  bituminous  ooal  (out  of  3,775,504 
total  tons  of  freight  moved),  against  2,535,008  in  1894-95. 

},.!:,,.,!..  in,,,  :;n          i-.n;.  1895.  1894.  1893. 

Gross  earnings.  .......  $3,141,889    $3,028,216    $2,780,237    $3,308,740 

Net  earnings  ..........    $856,976       $756,927       $629,811       $857,235 

Other  Income.  .........         37,889          38,225          39,588  45,724 

Total  receipt*  .....  $894,805  $795,152  $669,399  $902,959 

Interest  on  bond*....  9003,901  $596,272  $594,368  $554,247 

Int.  on  floating  debt..  45.860  31,251  30,126  24,029 

Rentals  ...............  127,460  124,960  123,932  72,981 

Balance  .......  sur.9117,644  sr.$42,669  def.$79,027  sr.$251,702 

—(V.  63,  p.  29,  115,  226,  731,  7  £2,  755,  793,  838.) 
Buffalo  *  Southwestern  RR.—  Nov.,  1895,  merged  In  Erie  RR, 
Buffalo  *  Muaqnrliaiina  RR.—  Owns  from  Keating  Summit, 
on  the  Western  New  York  A  Pennsylvania  RR.,  to  Ansoula, 
Pa.,  on  the  Fall  Brook  RR.,  62  miles:  Galeton  to  Wellsville,  on  Erie 
RR..  37  miles,  with  branches  13  miles;  total,  112  miles;  trackage  on 
Fall  Brook  Ry.,43  mile*;  total  operated,  155  miles.  The  road  passes 
through  an  extensive  timber  section  (upwards  of  200,000  acres),  to 
which  It  afford*  an  outlet  to  Buffalo  and  to  New  York  and  Philadelphia 
via  connecting  lines. 

CAPITAL  STOCK  Is  92.OOO.OOO.  J  anuary  .  1895,  paid  dividend  of  4  p.  c. 
mod  In  January,  1896,  paid  5  p.  o.;  Jan..  1897,  5  p.  o. 


- 1.— Mortgage  Is  for  $2,OOO,OOO  (Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  Trustee) 
._  abstract  In  V.  67,  f.  639,  and  application  to  the  N.  Y.  Stock 
Exchange  In  V.  58,  p.  1036.  Bonds  cannot  be  Issued  to  exceed  $15,000 
per  inlli-  uf  road  completed  and  equipped.  The  mortgage  is  also  a  lien 
on  about  89,394  acres  of  Umber  lands,  estimated  as  worth  $1,700,000 
The  .Inking  fund  will  retire  each  year  as  many  bonds  as  Indicated  by 
ill t  tiling  toUl  outstanding  by  the  number  of  years  the  bonds  have  yet 
to  run.  purchasable  In  the  open  market,  or  subject  to  call  at  par  in 
ordrr  oT  numbers,  beginning  with  the  highest.  On  N.  Y.  Stock 
Exchance  amount  listed  to  Jan.,  1897,  $1,470,000,  of  which  $181,000 
retired  by  sinking  fund,  leaving  $1,289,000  outstanding. 
EAKXIKO*.—  (  Orots.  Xtt.  Charges.  Sal  sur 

?.m??"   J™)K^2 $862.553       91411.579       $63,787       $89,792 

1  to  NOT.  30.   (1895 219.473          111,663         56,562          55,101 

AXM-AI.  RKI-ORT.— Sixty  two  miles  opened  for  business  Oct.  1 
1893;  13  mile*  additional  In  <  let.,  1  *'.)  I.  ami  :*7  miles  Oct.,  1805.  Fisca 
rear  ends  June  8O.  The  amuml  report  for  lHllf>.9(l  was  In  V.  63  p 
55,  showing:  Grow,  9487,844!  net,  $217,746;  Interest,  $04,215 
klng_  fund.  *78C921;  rentals.  $4,123:  balance,  surplus,  $70,485.  In 


Burlington  Cedar  Kaplds  &  Northern  Ry.— Operates : 


75 


Leased — All  slock  owned— 
Iowa  City  &  Western   RR., 

Iowa  City  to  What  Cheer,&c. 
Cedar  Rapids,  I.  F.  &  N.  W., 

Holland,  la.,  to  Watertown, 

So.  Dak.,  Ac 493 

Ced.  Rap.  A  Clinton  RR.,  io.    Ill 


Total  operated  Jan.  1,1896. 1.136- 

HISTORT  —Successor  to  the  Burlington  Cedar  Rapids  A  Minnesota 
RR.  Co.,  foreclosed  June  22, 1876.  Leases  in  perpetuity  the  Iowa  City 
A  Western  and  Cedar  Rapids  Iowa  Falls  A  Northwestern,  Cedar  Rapids 
i  Clinton  and  Chicago  Decorah  &  Minnesota  railways. 

STOCK  —Authorized.  $30,000,000;  outstanding,  $5,500,000;  par,  $100 
The  Rock  Island  Co.  is  understood  to  be  a  large  stockholder. 

DIVIDENDS-     (1893.         1894.  1895.  1896.          1897. 

Percent.        i    3.  3.  3  4         Feb.  2  p.  o. 

BONDS.— Iowa  Oily  dt  Western  bonds  for  $584,000  were  paid  March 
1,  1896,  and  consols  of  1884  were  issued.  V.  62,  p.  39.  Cedar 
tapids  I.  F.  <*  If.  W.  bonds  are  guaranteed,  principal  and  interest, 
and  so  endorsed;  the  6s  are  subject  to  call  at  105 :  of  the  5  per 
cents  of  1881  $825,000  are  reserved  to  retire  the  6s  and  certain  others 
are  deposited  as  collateral  under  the  B.  C.  R.  &  N.  consol.  mort.  There 
are  also  5  per  cents  Issued  under  a  $10,000,000  mortgage  of  1884, 
which  are  all  deposited  under  B.  C.  R.  A  N.  mortgage  of  1934. 

Of  the  B.  C.  Jt.  <t  N.  5s  of  1884  (Central  Trust  Co.,  Trustee!,  bonds  are 
reserved  to  retire,  If  deemed  best,  all  prior  and  divisional  bonds.  For 
extensions  bonds  may  be  issued  at  $15,000  per  mile  for  single  and  $7,- 
500  per  mile  for  second  track,  the  total  author,  issue  not  being  limited. 

Uinneapolis  <t  St.  Louis  bonds  due  June,  1927,  numbered  from  1,101 
to  1,400,  for  $500  each  ($150,000  in  all),  were  assumed  by  the  Bur- 
Ington  Cedar  Rapids  &  Northern  Railroad. 

EARNINGS.— 11  months,  >  1896.. ..Gross,  $4,067,595;  net,  $1,019,17» 
Jan.  ItoNovSO.         J  1895.... Gross,    4,060,147;  net,    1,298,502 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  December  31.  Annual  meeting 
is  held  last  on  Tuesday  in  May.  Report  for  1895  was  in  V.  62,  «.«««. 


fear  ending  Dec.  31 —    1895. 

Miles  operated 1,136 

Passenger  earnings.    $874,867 

Freight 3,439.866 

Mail,  express,  Ac. . .      189,599 

Total  gross  earns. $4,504,332 
Op.  exps.  and  taxes.  3,049,960 

Net  earnings $1,454,372 

P.O.  op.exp.to  earns.      (67-71) 
Other  receipts 49,480 


1894. 

1,134 
$831,770 
2,737,681 

179,378 

$3,748,829 
2,722,217 

$1,026,612 
(72-61) 
37,197 


1893. 
1,134 
$973,815 
3,084,481 
166,458 

$4,224,754 
3,078,435 

$1,146,319 
(72-86) 
36,949 


892. 

1,090 

$938,514 

3,249,818 

166,457 

$4,354,78» 
3,193,141 

$1,161,648 
(73-32) 
22,922 


Total  net  Income..  $1,503,852     $1,063,809     $1,183,268     $1,184,570 
Interest  on  debt 811,080          811,280          810,680          788,180 


Surplus  over  Int.. 

Add  cash  assets 

Deduct  Impts.,  Ao... 


$692,772 
$335,374 
$298,240 


$252,529 
$333,601 
$171,998 


$372,588 

? 323,281 
279,197 


$396,390 
$332,259 
$811,634 


Balance  for  year..sur.$729,9*06sur.$414.132   sr.$416.672  «def.$82,985 

•  Add  sale  of  bonds  $514,000;  balance,  $431,015. 
-<V.  60, p.  834,  871 ;  V.  61,  p.  749;  V.  62,  p.  39,  501,  866.) 

li  n  IK-  Anaconda  &  Pacific  Ry.— Completed  from  Butte  via  Ana 
conda,  Mont.,  to  the  Bitter  Root  River,  40  miles.  Operated  in  December 
1896,  Butte  to  Anaconda,  26  miles.  Bonds  were  authorized  at 
$40.000  per  mile.  On  June  30,  1895,  the  Great  Northern  owned 
$490,000  stock  and  $1,000,000  out  of  $1,950,000  of  bonds  and  the 
Anaconda  Copper  Mining  Co.  $510,000  stock. 

For  year  ending  June  30, 1895,  gross  earnings  were  $668,362 ;  net, 
$374,530.  Charges,  $102,783.  Balance,  surplus,  $271,747. 

Calgary  &  Kdmonton  Ry.— Owns  295  miles  of  road  operated  by 
Canadian  Pacific,  from  Calgary  on  the  Canadian  Pacific,  north- 
erly to  Edmonton,  191  miles,  and  southerly  to  Fort  McLeod,  104 
miles.  Leased  at  cost  of  operating  till  July  1, 1896,  to  the  Canadian 
Pacific,  and  from  that  date  for  5  years  at  actual  cost  of  operating, 
Canadian  Pacific  furnishing  rolling  stock  without  charge.  See  V.  62. 
p.  1086.  By  this  arrangement  the  Government  subsidy  (of  £16,OOO 
per  annum  for  20  years  for  transportation  of  Government  freight)  and 
total  net  earnings  will  be  applicable  to  payment  of  interest  on  the 
bonds;  for  the  balance  of  any  coupon  not  paid  in  cash  bondholders 
will  receive  scrip— redeemable  out  of  surplus  earnings  On  Jan- 
uary, 1897,  coupon  1  p.  c.  was  paid  in  cash.  The  land  grant 
was  1,888,448  acres,  of  which  407,402  acres  held  (Oct.,  1896)  by  the 
Government  against  the  subsidy,  the  balance  having  been  disposed 
of  to  pay  tor  the  construction  of  the  road.  Stock  $1,000,000;  par  $100. 
—V.  62,  p.  6jS,  1039,  1086. 

California  *.  Nevada  RR.— See  V.  63,  p.  29. 

California  Pacific  Ry.— Owns  from  Valle]o,  Cal.,to  Sacramento, 
( 'ill.  BO  miles;  branches  to  Calistoga,  Ac..  54  miles:  total,  114  miles.  In 


JAN  CART,  1W7.J 


RAILKOAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


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RAILROADS. 

M  '  .  - 
Of 

i:.>  i.'. 

Date 

of 

Size,  or 
Par 

Value. 

Amount 

I';!-!.  t!!'l.!:  -• 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 
Stockt—  Last 
Dividend. 

Far  explanation  of  eohnna  ••••tags,  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  Int  pace  at  tables. 

Rate  per 

Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 

Whom. 

Oumlm  Coim/p-lut  M..g..|ru..p.*l.  Phila.4R.o- 
Omimi*  AsTanfb   Stock  ill  .000.000  Is  pref.)  
1st  mortgage,  gold  (see  V.  62.  |>.  -'77  e' 
l*OM4Mfa  sfirAiMH  4  CMfttpe    lit  mortgage 

7 
138 

1890 
1889 

$1.000 

i'.obo 

l.OOO 
100 
1.000 

l.OOOAe 
1,000 
100 

$34.000 
3.OOO.OOO 
3,450,000 

15.000.000 
::;.•>_•:(.  7o- 
5,650,000 
130,000 
65,000.000 
7,640.666 
$1323333 
7,000,000 
3.424.000 
34.998,633 
3,650.000 
$15.000.000 
I.VU7.-K 

$2,544.000 
41.330,000 
$616,124 

J£-_>CN>.,M»I 

$8,000,000 
44.007381 
4719.000 
4600,000 
4317.872 
1,500.000 
734.000 
890.000 
1^08.700 

[«£•$• 

5g. 

"s'g. 

A.  A  O. 

J."A"J. 

Oct-,'94,coup.  last  paid. 

Apr.  1,  1920 

N.Y.,Bk.Mont.,i  Mont, 

Jan.   5.  1909 

456 
404 
4O4 

14 

1878 

iau 

MM 

><:•    teXt 

5 
5 
4  g. 

-,.,.  taxi 

i   |..T  .in. 

:,  .v  .; 
•M  taxi 

!* 
li 

E& 

5c. 

8* 

(6)  4 

i»  I..T  mi 
5 

if 
5,. 

it 

eg. 

.•• 

F.  i  A. 

J.   A   J. 
M.        8. 
A.        O. 
A.        O. 
A.        O. 
Varloux 
A.        O. 
A.        O. 
J.         J. 
J.         J. 
J.         J. 
J.         J. 

J.        D. 
J.         J. 
A.        O. 
IX    vl> 
J.        D. 
J.        D. 
J.         J. 
F.        A. 
J.         J. 
J.        D. 
J.        D. 
J.        D. 
A.        0. 
A.       O. 

X.  Y.,  Or.  Cent,  Station. 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trout  Co. 
N.  Y..  Union  Trust  Co. 
Montreal,  Bk.  of  Mout. 
N.  Y.,  59  Wall  St.  &  Lou. 
London,  Co.'s  Office. 
Montreal. 
do 
Montreal.N.Y.orLond'n 
London,  Baring  B.  i  Co. 
do              do 
do              do 
London,  Comp'y.i  offloe. 

N.  Y.,  59  Wall*  London 
London,  Baring  B.  A  Co. 
do              do 
Can.  Pao.  office,  London. 
Montreal  and  London. 
London.  Morton,  Rose. 
Toronto  and  London. 
London, 
do 
Deo.,  '93,  oonp.  puroh'd 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 

Feb.  1,  '97,1% 
Jan.   1,  1908 
Moh.  1,  191S 
Oct.    1,  1945 
Oi-t.    1,  1896 
Oct.,1896,  2% 
1899  A  1910 
Mar.l,  1904-06 
Oct.    1,  1931 
July  1,  1915 
July  1,  1937 
July  1,   1938 
Irredeemable. 

June  1,  1934 
Jan.   1,  1937 
Apr.  20,  1904 
Bee  text. 
Deo.,  -96,  3% 
Irredeemable. 
July  26,  2889 
Aug.  1,  1934 
Irredeemable. 
June  1,  1916 
June  1,  1916 
June  1,  1916 
Oct.    1,  1919 
Oct.    1,  1014 

la*  mortgage  tor  $14.0OO,6ob.   Bee  V.  63.  p.  188. 
84  M.  for  86.OOO.OOO.  Caaadn  money.  Uo.<t«.c.tr 
Learn.  A  St.  Clatrlst  M..  cold.  en..  p.*Mend>..   .c- 
C.MrfUi»  /••x-irte-Stock  (See  text  i 

Prat.  stock  for  98,000000.  non-cum.  (Bee  text)  .  .  r 
Oaa.CenlRRl<t  aBd3dmorta..lstM.s.f.,dr.st  lo>, 
9MBie  PfOT.  due  oa  Q.  M.  O.  A  O.  and  BTs,  RR 
Can.  Paeine,  land  mort.  fold  (redeem  at  llOi.... 

269 
370 

3,'Jlii 

183 

--  '88 
1881 
1885 
1888 
18M 

9B 

1884 

1--T 
I--.: 
1-7.; 

JlioOJic 

900  Ac. 
•100  Ax 
•100  sta 

XlOOJke 

Land  nut  bonds.  Int  n.  by  Can.  Oovt.  .  >*r 

PBIXCU-AI.  SCCUBITIU  or  LEASBU  LIHES. 
lUnitoba  8.  W.  CoL  R'y  813.0OO  p.  m..  Int.  guar  ( 
Atlantic  A  North  went—  1*1  mort.  irold.  ruar.  .c-«r 
Borth  Shore  Ry.-lst  M.    C.  P.  own*  i«I0.767.  .  . 
M.  Lawrence  A  Ottawa—  lit  Bert.  cold,  we  text 
Ontario  A  Quebec  stock  guaranteed  la  perpetuity 
Oil  A  One.  debea    Interest  guar.  tn  perpetuity  , 

918 
MO 

...-. 
58 

1.000 
4100*0 
jeioo 
450  Ac 

$100 

Toronto  Grey  *  Brno*.  1st  M..  cold.  1st.  as  rental 
Nsw  Bnuuwlck  Ry.  1st  M..gobUnt.from  rental.c' 
Perpetual  eoutoi.  debenk  stock.  Int.  guar  ,  .  ,  , 

i»i 

174 

!--.< 

MM 

4100 
4100 

On**  fSar  4  TmtUein  roi.-lst  Miseries  AjokLe-Jkr 
lot  M  .  Her  "B  '  cold  (3d  on  133  m.)                e'Ar 

i'ao 

73 
82 
M  • 
10«i 

1---; 

1---; 
!--., 
1--  • 

DM 

$1.000 
l.OOO 
1.000 
l.OOO 
100  *c- 

1st     ..  series  C.  cold  (id  mort.  en  225  mlles.).e-AT 
Ooasol.  mort..  $15.000  per  mile,  cold  c'*r 
a  Car.Pae.  Qineil)  let  M.BUM  low  to  Benne  tts  v 

November,  1884,  leased  for  SO  yean  to  Biiillaoja  Paeine  Company 
In  1809.  gross.  01.070350-.  art.  8498.487;  taxes.  838,889;  rentals 
•to.,  $17.110-.  rental,  $»OO  OOO.  loss  to  lessee.  $2lM59.  In  1804 
mSl.njMHlX  nei._$S««Lo«8.  .La-o.r-  aooa.nt,».ataL  $800.000 


from 


to  Olen 


es.     40    Bile*  :     total. 
mar    $9Oi:     paid     la 
RtCo..  which  operates 


1  all  owned  by  the  Peaaiylvanla 
,    ty  under  aa  arisngamoat  tenali 

IT.   \etoarnlngsarepaldasrental.  A  full  abstract  ot  the  mortgage 
in  V^  52.  D.  976.    la  jfoar  1909  gross.  $394.06OLaetL  $1 ,12,574; 


party.    Net  earnings  an  paid  as  reBtal.  A  full  abstract 

was  la  V.  90.  p7  07ft.    In  year  1495  gross.  $324.060:  __„ _ 

Interest,  883390;  taxes,  $10.913;  balanoe,  surplus,  $87319.    In  1804 


terminable  at  option  ofeliher 
of  the 


•t  Atlantic  atat.— a»  Wavr  JBBSBT  A  SBA  BUOBB. 

CsUBCVn  A  BarllnartonConnly  ••.-OwnsfromOamden.N.  J.. 
to  Famborton.  N.  J..  23  mUeoi  branch.  Burlington,  N.  J..  to  Mount  Holly. 
7  miles;  total.  3O  miles.  Operated  by  the  Pennsylvania  Railroad. 
watohgnarsatess  6  par  canton  stock.  The  $35O.ooo  flnt  6s  due  Feb. 
1, 1887  (faar.prta.  aad  tat.  by  Fean.  RRl.werc  paid  at  maturity 
Lease  natal.  $44.415  Stock.  J881398:  par  f3*-  Wldends  la  Jaa 
and  July.  In  1806  gross, 8848.408;  not.  $lft£S97les»  to  losses, $34.903 
la  18«4  gross, 8999.070;  aot.  $52342;  proOt la  Samoa la  1884, 8739T 

faasden  Connty  It «. -Owns  from  ML  Eparalm  to  Spring  Mill-! 
-.  J..  7  miles.    Controlled  by  Philadelphia  *  Reading.    Flnit  mortgage 
dao  April  1.  IBM,  »M  not  paid.    Bee  V.  6O.  p.  6O7 


Mono* at tsa.osa.aany  from OMaw.  to  Parry  Bo.ad.S60  aiSos.  wai 
completed  In  December,  1808,  bat  no  bonds  bad  boon  Isoaod  thoroaa. 

t^£<w&^J^£5^^J^L2Z^ra 

jao  80.  1806.  gross.  $«V.'.9«3;  new  $174360.    la  18844. 
I :  not.  $178.104.    (V.  59,  p.  808.  lav.  V.  63.  p.  870.) 


ChlraCo._Boads 


8eoV.62.p. 


•«•  Fork  Otnlrml  *  AWstooa  H. 
station,  lnclu.1 
ti 

miles  are 


my  was  chartered  IB 
1 1878.  IB  MOT..  1889 
Central  for  21 


The  contract 
la  December, 


»  agreed  to  give  the  Canada  Southern  4O  por  ecnt  and  the 

-•Oporceat  of  the  Int  $1.000.000  of  not  earning*,  any 

asaoant  over  that  to  bs  divided  oa  the  basts  of  one- third  aad  tw^thlrds. 
aehelors.  Bat  uad«tsMorl«lnaaooatrect  each  company  wM»ocorde<{ 
aU  boaellt  to  accrue  trom  redaction  In  Its  axed  charges  V.  64.  p.  5. 

i*JlU  o*1^ «°  ->•" 

be  f^naai  Southern  not  at  all. 


200;  the 

DtviixxDO.-   1888    '89     -90    '91      '92    03-    -94     -95     '!»6        -07 
8laeel8H7    ...  9«i%    2",     31.     24      8       3       8      2S,     24    Below. 
|a  1896.  Fob.  m  p.  o. :  Aacast,  1 '«  p.  c.;  in  1807.  Fob.  1  p.  e. 

I  by  the  New  York 
'.  guaranteed.     V.  56.  p.  606. 
.  bonds  are  payable. 

68.  p.    1155)  showed 
r  Income,  $2.000;    dlvl- 
,-.-...  ....  year.  «3».5oo.    la  1895  Canada 

share  was  $304,715:  total  surplus  Jan.  1.   18V7,  $19,6V7. 


*  ^*  v*  «. «  « m«»k,  i  •«  p.  c.;  m  AOV/.  r 

Bmnxk-Iatanot  an  the  lot  mortcaco  to  guaraatsnd 

Oanttal  till  1888  bat  the  nrtSstJaT noTgaa?aote\ 

•aoV.  63,  p.  14i.astooarnncyiawhleh  bonds  are  i 

AinrCAL  R«ro«T  -Figures  for   1808    (In  T.  6 

&&m&Stti!&£ti 


anaillan  Paclnr 

Coast  In 


•«•  Ky.— R«»i>— Owns  from  Montreal  to  Vancouver 
Brittsn  Columbia.  9,008  miles.  There  are  branches 
..«-  owned  of  1319  miles,  and  2.1«3  miles  of  Issie* 
oaed  totntly:  776  miles  operated  Independently  fora* 
a,  tnetadlag  the  Calgary  A  Edmonton  RK  |se«  V.  62, 
ng  the  whole  system  on  January  1,  189«.  T.iM'.t  miles, 
•MMaa  In  trarac  retaras. 

the  Mtaaaap.  St.  P.  A  Sault  8te.  Marie  (1 , 1 75  miles)  com 
93.  affording  a  direct  route  from  the  West  tost.  Paul  and 
•—  '  ' '  '- Oulath  South  Shore  A  Atlantic,  584  miles, 

ton.  100  rolles-whlch  see. 

•.  ETC.— laonrporated  F.-  .  under  charter  from  Do- 

fnasli,  receiving  825.OOO.OOO  ID  cash  as  a  s.il.«i.ly,  also 
'acres  of  land,  all  to  be  dt  for  sottlomaafc  Fhe  Ontario 
MoaMal  to  Toronto  Janotioa,  884  miles,  was  leased  InUM 


,  yean,  and  IU  •took  aad  bonds  guaranteed.    In  July,  1800, 
the  New  Brunswick  Ry.  for  09O  yean.-(8ee  V.  51.  p.  113.) 


hjf  •.••••' 

leased  tl  ..__.,. , 

STOC*.— The  company  Bought  of  the  Dominion  Government  an  annu- 
ity of  3  p.  e.  per  annum  oa  the  stock  for  the  ten  yean  1884-1898,  the 
U**P*T~!B*  having  boon  made  In  August.  1893.  Preferred  stock  for 
$8.000.000.  to  bear  4  per  cent  Interest  aad  be  non-cumulative,  was  au- 
thor! led  by  stockholder.  May  10. 1893,  for  tniprov.  and  equip. ;  but  only 
41.570,000  of  tail  Issued  M  July,  1806. 


DIVIDBXM  paid—  Oa  common  In  1983.  24  per  cent;  In  1884,  5;  la 
1885.4;  from  1886  to  1889  Inclusive.  3  p.  o.  yearly;  from  1890  to 
fa.  9  per  cent  yearly,  but  only  2  per  cent  of  it  from 
;  la  1* 


per  c 

Ken..  2>«  P.O.;    Aug.,  9>t  p.  o.;  in  1895.  none:  In 
Oot"         -  °--v-  »3.P-  «*•    On  frtftmd  from 


A-  -    --       . 

to  October.  180A,  at  rate  of  4  p.  o.  per  annum. 

arraBB  STOCK.  OUABX*T««I>  Bovoa,  ETC.-  In  May, 
1888.  tao  oompany  reUaaulshed  Its  exclusive  right  to  operate  In  Mani- 
toba lines  to  the  International  Bound 


guarantee  of  interest  on 
a  lien  on  15,444.900  a 


undary,  receiving 

$15,000.000  of 

res  of  land  subjec 


too  Dominion  Gov- 


. . 

land  subject  only  to  $3,426,000 


, 

laad  crant  bonds  of  1881.  which  are  redeemable  at  1  10 
As  to  »oai«»g«t»<  0-itmmrs  Hoc*  see  V.  63.  p. 


Wt      *->•»»      If.       *AO, 

hold  against  It  Doe.  31.  1899.  sec  V.  62.  p.  639. 
lost  frurimtt  9  par  coat  loan,  maturing  In  1902  and  19O4.  was 
in  1804  at  4  1*0  par  oent  (aTerage  rate)  payable  In  two  equal 
Match  1.  iftsYaad  March  l7l9O6. 


_ 

In  Juno.  1800,  company  agreed  to  ywaraaMs  the  principal  and  inter 
est  of  $20.000.000  4  per  cents,  to  be  Issued  br  toe  Dulutfi  South  Hho 
*  Atlaaue;  also  4  per  cent  Interest  on  bon.U  of  the  Minneapolis  St.  Paul 


be  Issued  br  the  Duluth  South  Bhor* 
t  on  bonds  of  the  Minneapolis  St.  Paul 
.50,p.874;V..51,jp,.839;V     L2..p._6O8.)    Of 

Maine, 
yeartul 


the  DaL  8.  8.  *  At  coasols  It  owned  Jan.  1. 1896,  $14.923,000. 
T*  the  AlU*Ht  4  .VsrMtMs/  BaUroad.  crossing  the  State  of 
toe  Dominion  Government  grants  a  subsidy  of  $186.000  per 
1008  aad  Canadian  PadBo  guaranUMs  the  balance  of  Interest  m< 


MM  ana  t.amamaa  Paetflc  guaranUMs  the  balance  of  Interest  money. 
M.  Lutrmtt  *  Odsusa  bonds  are  endorsed  with  the  Canadian  Pacino's 


of  a  000  yean*  lease  at  a  rental  sufficient  to  pay  4  per  oent 
Interest  os  bonds,  and  the  bondholder.'  agreement  to  accept  Interest 
at  4  per  cant  (Instead  of  6  per  oent  as  formerly) .  and  to  refrain  from 
demanding  payment  of  principal  during  continuance  of  lease ;  the  ma- 
turity of  the  bonds  Is  June  15,  1910. 
The  Kt*  trmtmtt*  fuilitmi  sonsoHdBtoa  debenture  stock  has 


t  guaranteed  by  a  P.;  Interest  on  the  Bnt  mortgage  bonds, 
not  guaranteed.  Is  paid  oat  of  rental  under  99O  year  lease. 

LAXDa.-Laods  unsold  Dec  31.  1895,  were  16.027.32O  acres  of  Can- 
adlaaPaotaecrantandl.l3O.216aores  of  Manitoba  South  Western  grant 
aad  19O.OOO  aoros  of  Columbia  and  Kootenay  grant.  Total  sabs  In 
1809,  tram  both  grants,  were  61.076  acres  for  $199,280,  against  49,467 
aeres  for  $199.631  IB  1804.  V.  62.  p.  639. 

GIMIBAL  Fimxciw.-  In  addition  to  3  per  oent  dividend  guaranteed 
by  Government  In  1119  i  percent  and  tlinn  till  Auvuxt. 
oent  yearly  wan  paid  oat  of  earnings.  In  IH'.IS  tsiineil  <il.O74.ooo  onns. 
deboataTS)  stoek.  As  to  preferred  stock  see  a  preceding  parairrapn. 
Divtdaaas  on  preferred  stock  at  rate  of  4  percent  have  been  regularly 
paid.  Vo  dlTldends  were  paid  on  common  stock  in  1895  hut  In  1496 
I'tp.o.  was  declared  pay  able  April  1.  (V.  62.  p.  319.)  In  July,  1890, 
4  per 


paid.    Vo  dlT 

I'tp.o.  was 

452O.9OO  debenture  4  per 

$45347,843)  was  Issued  to  retire  a  like  amount  of  Mlnneapols  A  Pacific 


,          , 
oent  stock  (making  the  total  outstanding 


5s.  thus  reducing  axed  charges.—  V.  63,  p.  I  Hi. 

Kis.itrwos.-ll  months,  1  1896..  .Gross.  $18,755,726  ;  net,  $7,183,149 

Jaa.  1  to  Nov.  80.       J  1895.  ..Gross,    17,016,420  ;  net,    6.606,486 

AJnrOAj.  RSI-OUT.—  Fiscal  year  ends  Dee.  31.    Annual  meeting  Is  held 

at  Montreal  oa  the  flnt  Wednesday  In  April.    The  report  for  1895  tn 

full  was  in  V.  62.  p.  632.  637.    Bee  also  editorial  p.  661. 

r*ev  ensN**  £**.  81.  1889.  1  —  1  1808. 

titles  operated  December  31..          6,444  6,844  6.327 

earnings  ............  84.683.134       84.840,412       $5.656,205 

...............    11.877.852        11,445,378        12.67a.O75 

miscellaneous     2.38O.047         2.466,377          2,633,037 


$18,911,037 

11,460,089 

oper.  exp.  to  eanTgs.         60-5O 


$18.752.167 
12328.859 

r,  .  7:. 


$20.962.317 

13,220,901 

88-07 


Net  earning* 

Interest  received. 


$7.480,952       $6.423,308       $7,741.416 
552.912  333326  209,863 


Fixed  charges 

Contingent  Interest. 

Um.l.-n.l-   ... 


$8.033,864   $8,757,134   $7,951,279 
$6,659,478   $6,589,379   $5,338,597 


........ 

1  .231,060         n)0    2,275,000 


Balanne .nr.  $142,426  df.$2.4OR,692  $337.682 

— (V.  62,  p.  632,  034,637,661,^71;  V.  03,  p.  1  Hi,  268,  1158.) 

Cape  Pear  A  Vadkln  Vallcr  By.— In  operation  from  Wilming- 
ton, N.  C..  to  Mount  Airy,  248  miles;  branches  to  Bentiettavllle,  etc., 
00m.;  total.  334  miles,  of  which  IO  m.  Uased.  Mostly  50-pound  steel. 

RacBiVKR.— Mar.  31,1894,  Gen.  John  GUI  was  appointed  receiver. 
Foreclosure  suit  pending.  Onlnr  for  Hale  expected  In  February,  1897. 
The  earnings  by  dlvlnlons  as  shown  by  the  report  to  the  Master  In 
July,  1896,  were  In  V.  63,  p.  75 ;  see  also  V.  63,  p.  153. 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V. 


!i»— First  mortgage. 

to  — Block!  9  p.  c.  rental  D.  L.  A  W  — 
...  *r.  „.  ?^UtM.  Atcn.  A  P.  P.  RR..  gold.,      c 
Fund  Int.  (mort.)  bds.  (coup,  held  In  trust)  gold.o 

«S»K3.ygSS£KX  stocffce  uxii 

t.*  morttf.ure    .  ° 

W.W  bo»S7$»00.000 


H.  T.4  V«*«.rn-lst  mort.  f l.OpO.OOp.  gjs* 
„  (Mistook  ($411,550  of  this  Is  preferred). 
.  1st*.  (for$a,850.000>  nowUUIen,  gold..c 

Ofnlrnl  /••«rf/»e-8took  for  $68.000,000 

lit  M..  «er.  A.  ext  1895,  subj.  to  call,  gold,  5s. 
Ber.  B,  C.  D  ext.  '96,  MiMeot  to  call,  gold.  5s. ; 
fteriM  B.  g.,  old  6s  ext.  '96.  subject  to  call,  5s. 

Serte*  rto  I,  Inclusive,  gold  (see  text) 

Ut  M.  B.  Joaquln  Val.  Br.  g.(s.  f.)  not  drawn 


34 
100 
100 
100 


99 
99 


137 


140 

598 
146 


1885 
1885 

1865 

IS71I 
•66-7-8 


1886 

- 


1892 
1886 


\  isc-, 
}1866 
j  1867 
U«68 

1S70 


Amount 
Outstanding 

.*2,<><>o,ooo 

15'-',OOO 

3.OOO.OOO 

fiO.IMMI 
1. -,0,000 


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

500  Ac. 
500 


"so 

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

1,000 

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


Rate  per    When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Cent.     Payable  Whom. 


2,OOO,OOO 
1,100,000 
300,000 
1  35.OOO 
3,200,000 
1.3OO.OOO 
230.5OO 
500,000 
50,000 
238,000 
589,110 
1,600,000 
630,000 
1,600,000 
3,949,102 
2,000,000 
1OO.OOO 
242,000 
2,860,048 
2,500,000 
67,275,500 
2,995.000 
3,383.000 
3,997,000 
15.508,000 
6.080.000 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


4  (6)  g. 
4(6) 

6g' 


J.  A  J. 

J.  A  J. 

J.  A  J. 

A  J. 

A  J. 


• 

5  g. 

6  g. 
5  per  an. 

6 

7 

5 

6 

9  per  an. 


ligin'96 
5 
5 

5  g. 
See  text. 

41flg 

1  per  an. 
5  (6)  g. 
5  (6)  g 
5  (6)  g. 

6  g. 
6  g. 


See  text. 
N.  Y.,  Atiantic'Tr.  Co, 


A  J. 
A  D. 
A  J. 
A  J. 
(t) 

A  A. 
A  A. 

A"A. 

A  A. 
A  J. 

A  N. 

A  N. 


AO. 

A  O. 
A  J. 
A  J. 
A  8. 
&  J. 
A  J. 
A  J. 
A  J. 
A  J. 
A  O. 


pal.When  Due. 

Stockt—  Last 

Dividend. 


In  default. 

New  York  City. 

N.Y.,Grand  Cent.8tat'n 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Philadelphia  Co.'s  office 
Phila.,PhiIa.ARead.Co. 
Phlla.,  Phil.  A  Read.  Co. 


C'skill.N.  Y.,  Tan.Nl  Bit. 
Divid'd  pd.  July_31,'96. 
New  York,  52  Wall  St. 
Nov.,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 
Nov.,  '93,  coup,  last  prt. 
U.S.  Treas.,  at  maturity. 


Boston  biflce  A  Int.  Tr. 
Boston,  53  State  St. 

New  York,  54  Wall  St. 
See  text. 

Sopt.'96.  pd.  when  due. 

N.Y.,8.Pac.Co.,23Br'd. 
do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 


July  1.  1920 

1920 

1910  A  191R 
Jan    1,  1927 
Jan.   1,  1927 


July  1,  1941 
Deo.  1,  1981 
July  1,  1931 
July  1,  1898 

D'c  18,'96,3i«< 
Feb.  1,  1900 
Aug.  1,  1902 
Aug.  1,  1929 
Aug.  1,  1905 
Aug.  1,  1915 

Jan.,  1897.  4% 
See  text. 
See  text. 
189G-1898 

Dec.  1, '96,  %% 
Oct.  1,  1906 
Oct.  1,  1906 
Jan.  1,  1943 
Jan.  31, 1896 
Sept.  1.  1930 

Jan.  1, '97, 13% 
Jan.  1,  1898 
Jan.  1.  1898 
Jan.  1,  1898 
Jan.  1,  1893 
Oct.  1.  1900 


OoMnrrTKES.— Firtt  Mortgage  Baltimore  Committee— W.  H.Blaokford, 
»H  Perot  John  A.  Tompkln*,  Frank  T.  Redwood,  Basil  B.  Gordon 
ITMlileiBlorf ;  depositaries,  Mercantile  Trust  &  Deposit  Co.  of 


BStt^  or  Farmers'  ££n  A  Trust  Co..  N.  Y.    V.  58  p.  1034 
jE*jr.r»a«  "  *ri«  A"-«*«  tf'"   fork  Oommtttee.-C.  A.  Low 


RaOBOAifiZATioN  PLANS.— The  plans  of  the  two  committees  were  com- 
pared In  V.61,  p.  1153,  see  also  V1.  «1, p.  830  and  V.  62,  p.  39, 232.  The 
Sew  York  plan  provide*  for  a  rental  from  the  Southern  By.  equal  to 

iterest  on  at  least  *1,500,000  bonds ;  the  Baltimore  plan  suggests  an 
Interest  guaranty  by  the  Seaboard  Air  Line  on  all  the  bonds  to  be  is- 
sued. I.  e..  $3,900.000. 

STOCK  authorized,  $3,000,000;  outstanding,  $1,972,900,  of  which 
July  1, 1892,  North  8Ut«  Improvement  Co.  held  $  1,608,000. 

AmtUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  For  1894-95  gross, 
•48WI87-  net!*77,4i;3;  charges,  $207,466 ;  balance,  dettclt,  $130  043. 
1895-90,  gross,  $553,031 ;  net,  $ 85,021 ;  taxes  and  rents,  $24,614 ; 
balance,  $60.407.— (V.  61.  p.  41,  180.) 

Carolina  Central  HK.— Owns  from  Wilmington,  N.  C.,  to  Ruther- 
ford ion,  N.  C.,  267  tulles,  of  which  2>s  miles  (the  Wll.  R.  Bridge)  owned 
lolntiy  Sold  In  foreclosure  May  31, 1880.  Controlled  by  Seaboard  A 
Boauoke  ana  Raleigh  A  Uaston.  Capital  stock,  $1,200,000 ;  par,  $100. 

BONUS.— In  August,  1894,  the  Seaboard  Air  Line  guaranteed  4  p.  o. 


annum  for  5  years  on  the  tlrsts,  giving  nou-oum.  5  p.  o.  Income 
p  for  the  remaining  2  p.  o.    V.  59,  p.  331,  600.    There  are  also 
$32)000  Wilmington  Railway  Bridge  1st  mort.  bonds  ($35,000  were  due 


sur.  $68,056 
def.  1S,269 
def.  319,436 


per  ; 
•crip 

$32.000  Wilmington  tuuiw_, 

on  October  1,  1896),  due  Oct.  1,  1897,  guaranteed  by  Carolina  Cent., 
WU.  Col.  A  Aug.and  Wil.  A  Weldon.  A  oonsol.  mort.  for  $250,000  (5s, 
1943  )  upon  the  bridge  wns  authorized  in  18»3  to  retire  the  Ists  as  they 
mature,  eto.  Current  liabilities  June  30, 1896  (net),  $172,847. 

KjLBIDioa.— In  year  ending  June  30  earnings  have  been  as  follows : 
(Iron.  Net.  Oharget.  Balance. 

189596...  $587,695       $185,138       $117,082 

1894-95...  ..  508,001  94,758         113,642 

1893-94 490.289         105,008          424,444 

-(V.  58,  p.  1109;  V.  59.  p.  28,  228,  331,  600.) 

Carolina  A  Cumberland  Gap  Ky.— Road  from  Alkeu  to  Edge- 
field,  S.  C.,  24  miles;  projected  to  Abbeville,  42  miles  additional.  A 
reorganization  Jan.  1, 1897,  of  the  Carolina  Cumberland  Gap  A  Chi' 
cago,  fold  In  foreclosure  In  1896.  Capital  stock,  $340,000;  par,  $100- 
Mortgage  la  for  $210,000  currency  bonds  securing  $60.000  prior  lien 
5s  and  $150,000  Income  bonds :  bonds  are  sunject  to  call  at  par. 
Trustee,  Atlantic  Trust  Co.,  New  York.-(V.  62,  p.  1176 ;  V.  64,  p.  81.) 

Carolina  midland  Ky.— See  GKBEN WOOD  ANDERSON  A  WESTERN. 

Carolina  A  \orlli\volerii  RR.— Narrow  gauge  road  from 
CbMter.  8.  C.,  to  Lenoir,  N.  C.,  109  miles,  of  which  9  miles  Is  trackage. 
A  reorganization  In  January,  1897,  of  the  Chester  A  Lenoir,  sold  in 
foreclosure.  Mortgage  Is  to  be  for  $450,000,  of  which  $100,000  are  to 
be  o«ed  to  build  a  line  from  Newton  to  Hickory,  9  miles,  now  run  over 
Southern  By.  tracks.  President,  G.  W.  F.  Harper.  (V.  64,  p.  180). 

C*rtbaa-e4c  Adirondack  Ky.— f  ve  Map  If.  T.  Central.)— Owns 
from  rarthage  to  Newton  Falls,  New  York,  46  miles.  The  entire  stock, 
$500,000,  Is  owned  by  the  New  York  Central  RR.,  which  In  April, 
1893.  leased  the  property  In  perpetuity  and  guaranteed  Its  $1,600,000 
of  new  4  per  cent*,  of  which  *5OO,OOO  were  reserved  for  Improvements 
or  extensions  If  desirable.  (V.  56,  p.  502;  V.  57,  p.  218.) 


Watertown  <k  SarKrii  -  Harbor  RK._  (See  Map 
1T.T.  Central.)—  Owns  from  Carthage  to  Sackott'sHarbor.N.Y.,  29  miles. 
Controlled  by  N.  Y.  Central,  which  owns  «483,3OO  of  the  stock  and 
guarantee*  the  bonds.  Leased  to  R.  W.  A  O.  for  37"a  p.  o.  of  cross 
Rental  In  1895-96,  $37,421;  In  1894-95,  $36,764.  Capital 
5,845  common  and  $2  1,500  preferred. 


CatawUca  KK.— Owns  from  Tamanend,  Pa.,  to  Wllliamsport  Pa 
$$*mUea,and  branch. 4  miles.  LeasedNov.  1, 1872,  for  999 years  to  Phi]'. 
*  Beading,  now  controlled  by  the  "  Reading  Co."  Lease  modified  in 
DeeemiMT.  18i>6,  and  rental  IK  now  Interest  on  the  bonds,  5  p  o  divi- 
dend* on  the  preferred  stock  and  $8,OOO  for  organisation  expenses. 
$ee  also  V.  63.  p.  969.  1116.  Funded  debt  was  assumed  by  lessees 
Of  the  preferred  stocks  $2,200,000  Is  first  preferred.  Common  stock' 
$1.159.5OO;  oar  $50.  —V.  63,  p.  924,  969. 

i  in. kill  •fountain  Railway.— Owns  narrow-gauge  road  from 
CaUklll.  up  the  CaUklll  Mountain,  to  Palenvllle,  N.  Y.fl6  miles *  leases 
Cairo  RR..  Cairo  Junction  to  Cairo,  N.  Y.,  4  miles;  total,  20  miles 
Beortantzatlon  after  foreclosure  of  June  15,  1885.  Stock,  $Si)  ooo  •' 
par,  $100.  Boxim.— There  are  also  tecond  income*  for  $15  600  6  i>  o 
Flr»t  Income,  have  one  vote  for  each  $100.  EARNINGS.- Year  ending 
Jane  30,  1896,  grow,  $56.986;  net,  $16,577;  surplus  over  charges 
$10.581 :  dividend  on  1st  Incomes,  $1.344.  In  1894-5  gross.  $45,982 '• 
net,  $13.230 :  Mirplusover  charges,  etc.,  $6,930,  from  which  July  31 
1890,  paid  dividends  on  1st  Incomes  amounting  to  $6,186. 

Cayuira  *  Siicqnrlianna  KK.— Owns  from  Susquehanna  River 

to  Ithaca,  V  \ ..  :t »  mil.-*.    Leased  during  length  of  charter  and  renew- 

-    10  tho  Ix-lawnn-  Lnrkawa,,,,,,  ,V  Western  at  a  rental  of 

$54.600  a  year.    Under  terms  of  lease  (which  expires  Jan.,  190O)   tlio 

Cayoga  A  Susquehauna  "  at  least  two  years  prior  to  the  expiration  •  of 


lease '  shall  and  will  make  application  to  the  legislature  of  the  State  of 
New  York  for  an  extension  and  renewal  of  the  charter." 

Cedar  Falls  &  Minnesota  RR.— Purchased  by  Illinois  Central 
at  foreclosure  sale,  1896,  and  merged  into  Dubuque  &  Sioux  City. 

Central  Branch  Uulon  Pacific  Ry.— OwnsrromAtchison,  Kan., 
to  Waterville,  Kan.,  100  miles;  leases  Atehlson  Colorado  A  Pacific,  255 
miles ;  Atohlson  Jewell  County  A  Western,  33  miles ;  total,  388  miles. 

ORGANIZATION.— Leased  to  Missouri  Pacific  for  25  years  from  Sept. 
30,  1885 :  rental,  net  earnings.  Accounts  payable  Jan.  1,  1896, 
$2,276,841 ;  interest  on  Government  loan  accrued  and  unpaid  Jan.  1, 
1897,  $2,131,660;  principal  is  $1,600.000,  of  which  $640,000  was  due 
Jan.  1, 1896,  $640,000  on  Jan.  1, 1897,  and  $320,000  on  Jan.  1, 1898. 
May,  1894,  and  subsequent  coupons  remain  unpaid. 

STOCK.— $1,000,000  (par,  $100),  of  which  Un.  Pac.  owns  $874,200. 

BONDHOLDERS'  COMMITTEE.— A.  A  P.  P.  First  6s  and  Cent  Br.  7».— 
Simon  Bnrg,  James  M.  Ham,  Edward  H.  Ladd,  Jr.,  and  Giliner  Clapp 
request  deposits  of  bonds  with  Union  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  In  May,  1896, 
a  majority  of  the  bonds,  exclusive  of  Government  holdings,  had  been 
deposited. — V.  62,  p.  588,  908.  Foreclosure  pending. 

EARNINGS.— On  100  miles.  J 1896 gross,  $395,708;  net,  $180,050 

Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30—11  mos.(1895 gross,    298,915;  net,      86,631 

In  year  1895  gross  on  the  100  miles  Atohison  <&  Pike's  Peak  were 
$344,770 ;  net,  $74,708.  In  1894  gross,  $376,160 ;  net,  $91,760.  For 
earnings  of  leased  lines  see  Atch.  Col.  A  Pacific.  (V.  62,  p.  908.) 

Central  Massachusetts  RR.— Owns  North  Cambridge  to  North- 
ampton, Mass.,  99  miles.  The  stock  is  $7,419,202  (par  $100),  of  which 
$3,949,102  is  preferred  and  controls  the  company  until  8  pel 
cent  dividends  shall  have  been  earned  thereon  In  any  one  year.  DIVI- 
DENDS -On  settlement  of  certain  accounts  with  Boston  A  Maine 
u  dividend  of  IJa  p.  o.  was  declared  on  preferred  payable  Jan.  2,  96 ;  in 
June,  '96,  paid  ;<.i  p.  o.;  Dec.,  %  p.  o.  Leased  to  Boston  A  Lowell  for  99 
years  from  October  1,  1886,  at  a  rental  of  20  per  cent  of  gross  earnings 
up  tb  $1,000,000,  but  with  a  guarantee  of  sufficient  rental  to  pay  in- 
terest. For  year  ending  March  31, 1896,  gross  earnings  were  $788,177, 
against  $725,344  In  1894-95  and  $654,040  in  1893-94.— (V.61,  p.  1106  > 

Central  N.  Y.  &  Western  RR.— See  SUPPLEMENT,  Oct.,  1896. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $70,683;  net 
$9,837;  other  income,  $54;  interest  and  taxes.  $16,163:  balance, 
deficit,  $6,272.  In  1894-5  gross,  $71,395;  net,  $3,960.  (V.  63,  p.  399.) 

Central  Ohio  RR. — Owns  from  Bellaire,  Ohio,  to  Columbus,  Ohio, 
137  miles,  of  which  Newark  to  Columbus  (33  miles  double  tracked)  is 
owned  lointly  with  Pitts.  Cin.  Chic.  A  St.  Louis;  operates  branch,  7  miles. 

Leases  of  Columbus  A  Cincinnati  Midland  and  Sandusky  Mansfield  & 
Newark  were  assumed  by  B.  A  O.  On  June  30, 1896,  the  B.  &  O.  owned 
$376,830  Cent.  Ohio  common  stock. 

LEASED  to  Baltimore  &  Ohio  till  1926,  with  option  of  renewal;  rental, 
35  per  cent  of  gross  earnings,  with  minimum  guaranteed  of  $166,000. 

In  1896  Court  ordered  net  earnings  applied  to  interest  on  bonds.  It 
is  said  that  $1,000,000  is  due  the  Central  Ohio  from  the  B.  &  O.  under 
the  lease  —See  V.  64,  p.  82, 133, 180. 

Stockholder?  Committee.— Basil  B.  Gordon,  J.  H.  Rieman  and  W.  H. 
Conkliug.— V.  64,  p.  180. 

See  description  of  mortgage,  eto.,  on  p.  6  of  INVESTORS'  SUPPLEMENT, 
April,  1896.  Coupons  due  March  1,  1896,  were  purchased.— (V.  62, 
p.  455) — but  subsequently  paid  by  B.  &  O.  receivers  on  June  9.  Sep- 
tember, 1896,  coupons  were  paid  when  due.  V.  63,  p.  356. 

DIVIDENDS  on  common  stock  since  1880  have  been:  In  1881,  6i« 
from  1882  to  January,  1896,  both  Inclusive.  6  per  cent  yearly ;  no  div- 
idend was  paid  In  July,  1896.    V.  63,  p.  188. 

EARNINGS.— In  1895-96  gross,  $1,199,104;  net,  $152,985;  rental, 
(paid  only  In  part  by  lessee),  $421,260;  taxes,  etc.,  paid  by  lessee, 
$33,346;  bal..  loss  to  lessee,  #301,621.  In  1894  95  gross,  $1,096,602; 
net,  $206,833.  (V.  63,  p.  188,  1OO7  ;  V.  64,  p.  82, 133. 180.) 

Central  Pacific   RR.— (See  Map  of  Southern  1'aciflc.)— ROAD.— 


Miles. 

Branches  to  San  Jose,  etc 35 

Trackage — 

Northern  By,,  Main  Line 6 

Union  Pacific  into  Ogden....        5 


Lines  owned—  Miles. 

Sun  Francisco,  Cal.,  to  near 

Ogden,  Utah 872 

Lathrop,  Cal..  to  Goshen,  Cal.    146 
Roseville  Junction,  Cal.,  to 

Oregon  State  Line 296 

Total 1,360 

LEASE. -In  March,  1885,  leased  to  Southern  Pacific  Company.  IB 
Dee.,  1893,  lease  was  so  changed  that  henceforth  the  Central  Pact  tic 
stockholders  should  receive  dividends  only  if  earned.  (V.  58,  p.  819.) 

In  March,  1895,  Mr.  Huutingtou  undertook  on  behalf  of  the  Southern 
Pacific  that  the  Central  Pacific  shareholders  should  receive  a  minimum 
dividend  of  1  per  cent,  guaranteed  by  the  *o.  Pac. — the  first  payment 
of  ig  of  1  per  cent  to  be  made  on  July  1, 1895,  and  the  second  payment 
Jan  1,  1896.  That  the  same  rate  of  dividends  shall  be  continued  until 
satisfactory  legislation  has  been  obtained  for  the  adjustment  of  the 
debt  to  the  Government,  when  the  dividend  will  be  increased  to  2  per 
cent  for  a  guaranteed  period  ol  two  years.  (V.  60,  p.  1144.) 

SUBSIDY.— Interest  Is  not  payable  on  subsidy  loan  till  the  bonds 
mature,  but  the"  Thurman"  act  provides  for  payments  yearly  to  the 
sinning  fund.  See  V.  50,  p.  276.  Jan.  1,  1397,  principal  due  Govern- 
ment on  C.  P.  loan  was  $25,885,120;  interest,  $34,904,970;  on  Western 
Pacific  loan,  principal,  $1,970,560;  interest,  $3,195,919.  Par  value  of 


JAXUAXT,  1807.  | 


KAILKOAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


••boerikera  will  confer  m  great  favor  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  dUcovered  In  these  Table*. 


HAILROADB. lMHe.tD.te 

fnroxplaflaOoBof  column  heading*,  Ac..  »ee  note*      of         of 
on  ant  page  of  table*.  I  Road.  Bond* 


Size,  or 
Par 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Amount 


Bate  peri  When 


r*r       r\..». ».•..«».  .    "MH"   l»cr      T,  iit-u 

Value.   Outetandlng     cenr   Payable 


Ctntral  PatVlt—(C<meltuicit>—U.  8.  Loan  (2d  lien). 
do  do       


Bond*— Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 
Where  Payable,  and  by    Stock*—  Lait 
Whom.  Dividend. 


do 
do 


Weot-Pae-.Baa  Joe*  to  BrIibton.CaL. jwrte.  A.g- 

do  *erte*  B,  lit  M.,  to  Oakland,  gold 

do  Government  lien.  gold. 

CaL  A  O.  l.t  M.,  aer.  A.  g.  (exte-d) )  ».  f.  yearly. 
Do  do  aer.  B, g.  (exte'd)  (not  drawB.. 

Land  grant  l.t  M..  gold.  guar..  extended  la  1890. 

Mort.  gold  6*.  UWCMTgr.  a.J,  not  drawn 


737 
737 
737 
737 
737 
ISB 
24 

Lfi 

396 


1-.;-. 
1-,,,; 
1867 


Mort.  gold.  3*.  1939.  Id.  gr..guar.  ..  f.,  not  dr-n  c 
Ofnt.  pi  *V«if».-Wllk~bl  A  We»U.  1st  M..  g  c| 

. .  .c* 

B**W 
..'.'.'.'..•ft* 


1,360 
31 


O»f.*/C(o»r»**> 

fV<.ioLTnSrSaVe.  $18^06.000,  gold . 
MobUe  DlTtoJon  lit  awrtgage  ($f.OOO.OOO)...g.c> 
Macon  A  North.  Dlv.  l.t  mort..$64O.OOO.gold.c- 
Mid.  Ga.  A  At.  Dlv.  lot  M..»».ooo  p.  m.(aee  text) 
Interest  up  to  5  p.  c.. 


.91.000 

1869  1,000 
1867-9      

1868   1.000 
1872   1.000 

1870  1.000 
1886   1,000 
1889   1,000 

1.000 


let  pref.. 
3d 


&t~Bm\ 

Sd     do          Ml 

°^***  ^£2M3**r 


If 


. 

at  110.0- 
..e 


312 

1,119 

124 

1O6 

65 


t         *•,  . 

OeeanSB.  Co.  1st  mortgage,  gold,  guaranteed. 
Augurta  A  «ava»nah  *Toek  tno  bonded  debt) 
Southwestern  of  Georgia  .took  (BO  tinoitli  de 


Southwestern  of  Georgia  stock  (BO 

^'-••••"iZiszMssr 


Long  Br.  A  Boa 


:'•"  * 

;.':'i'-7i 

Jvort.lntortoeitiu'i907 
1st  m..  Hlghl'd*  to  L.  Br.c' 


33 


:-  .-. 
1MB 
IBM 
1895 

:  tin 

IBM 
1MB 

1MB 

1"7 
1890 


iHi 

1883 
1869 


l.OOO 
1.000 

!  .'  ~  •• . 

1,000 

£0QQ 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

100 

100 

100 

1.000 

1.000 

1,000 

1  .... 


$2,362,OOO 
1,600.000 
2.112,000 

10,614.120 

9,197,000 

1,970,000 

769,000 

1,970,000 

5.982.000 

4.358.000 

2.596,000 

56,000 

12,283.000 

I.J. '.»"•< 

5,000,000 

7,000,000 

16.500,000 

1.000,000 

840.000 

520.000 

4.000,000 

7.OOO.OOO 

4,000.000 

4,880.000 

1,000.000 
1.022.900 

.'..191,100 


6  g.  J.   A  J.  United  States  Treasury 

6g.  J.  A  J.           do              do 

6g.  J.   A  J.           do              do 

6g.  J.  A  J.            do              do 

6g.  J.   A  J.           do              do 

6  g.  J.   A  J.  N.Y.,8.Pac.Co.,23Br>d.| 

6  g.  J.   A  J.            do              do 

6  g.  Various  United  State.  Treasury.1 

5  g.  J.   A  J.  N.Y.,8.Pac.Co., 238^0.. 

5  g.  J.    A  J.  N.Y..8.Pao.Co.ALondon 

v    A  O.  X.Y.,8o.Pae.  A  London. 

6  g.  A.  A  O.           do              do 

5    .  A.  A  O.   N.  Y.  A  San  Francisco. 

J.   A  J.July  ,'94,  int.  to  be  adj'd. 


5 

5 

5 

5 

3 

fpt..  •• 
i -pi.. :. 
rjytaB 

5  g. 


Jan.  16, 
Jan.  1, 
Jan.  1, 
Jan.  1, 
Jan.  1, 
July  1, 
July  1, 
1897  A 
Jan.  1, 
Jan.  1, 
Oct.  1, 
Oct.  1, 
Apr.  1, 
July  1. 


1895 

1*!I6 
1M!»7 

1898 

1899- 
1899 
1899 

1S!>9 
1S1H 
1918 
19OO 
1936 
i:>:<9 
1926 


F.  A  A.  i  N.Y.  Guaranty  Trust  Co.    Nov.  1,  1945 


M.  A  N 

J.  A   J. 
J.  A   J. 


«o 
do 
do 


Oct.  1    Oct.  1.  '96,  pd.  m  p.  o. 
Oct.  1    New  York,  when  earned 


Oct.  1 


do 


do 


M.  A  N.  ».  Y..  Guaranty  Tr.  Co. 


J.  *   J.  N.Y.,  Guaranty  Tr.  Co.   July  1.  1920 
J.  A  J.          Savannah,  Oa.  Jan..'!i7,'J~  ~ 

J.  A  J.  Savannah  and  Maoon.    Jan.,'97,2 


Nov.  1,  1945 
Jan.  1,  194ft 
Jan.  1.  194ft 

1947 

NOT.  1,  1945 
Nov.  1,  1945 
Nov.  1.  1945 
May  1,  1937 


22.497,000  3  In  1896    Q,-F.    N.Y.Ot,  143  UbertySt. 


1.167.000 

3.836.000 

465.000 

197.0OO 


M. r.       £1.  ft  .VM.,  ftW»  AJiWOTHO*. 

M.  A  N.  N.  Y.,  Liberty  Nat.  Bk. 


Q.-J. 
M*  N 
J.  A  D. 


|o 

E 
B 


to 
,i.. 

G 


Feb.l'97,l>«%. 
Nov.  1,  190, 
July  1,  189? 
May  1  190fl 
Deo.  1.  - 


In  U.  8.  .Inking  fund  Jan.  1.  1896, 
T*ated.  $736.127.    ~- "— 

tr.ti.-i-T-. i-  m  M 


$5.633. OOO;  each  nnln- 
tlm*  agaln*t  the  U.  8.  for 


1-  •  : 


UM 

v 


1MB 


IMS.        1B97. 

1  p.  e.  Jan.,  4P-O. 


IDB»DO-)18eB-' 
Per  cent.       (  2  per  ct. 
Bo*ua.-Of  tbejlr*  mmtfUft  6t  o/  itH^t,  Borto.  A  to  D.  anregatlag 
M.*78.000.  eover  the  road  aad  ffaaebloM  from  BaeraWnto  to  the 
California  state  Uae.  14O  mile*,  and  Borto.  *  to  7.  aggregating  $19. 
SO3.000.eoTertheroadaa4fraachl*eefromthe8tatoUBotoavemllei 


July  1. 1893  laeo  T.  63.  p.  1O86I  and  at 
of  ft.)  extended  from  July  1. 1896.  aBd 
1. 1**7.  to  Jan.  1.  IBM.  B/»  per  ooBt,  . 


York  beta*  tnutee.     (V.  49.  p.  34O.)    of  the 
are  iaiiir»d  to  rattr*  at  maturity  any 
$2.750.000  can  be 


MeMMklp  «r»t  •«  $1.78M.OOO  Uualemala  Central  RK.  ttnt  6*;  al*o 
otter  owulUea  aad  $498.707  IB  eaaa. 

LAUD  OBAVT. -Total  laad  graat  wa*  abovt  13.OOO.OOOaere*. of  whlea 
abe*tlIMOIOOOaera*had  baoa  oald  I*  Deeeaibar  11. 1894.  Sale*  IB 
1893. 2M.092  aerw;  i«Biill»ll»ai.  187^*8  aera*.  Laad  eootrmct*  on 
aaad'  Jan.  1.  t$M7$Ml.l3$t  aoM*  of  OoBtral  PBOUU  R&.  $4OO.OOO. 
EAB^IBOO.-!!  montlia.  /  109*1  ...Mroa*.  $11.304^41  .  Bet,  $4.419.839 
JaB.  1  to  Mov.  aa  Ue«6....'iroM.  12.OO8.766;  BO*,  4.4 

A*»i:ti.  lUrorr. -Report  for  1895  wa*  gltea  M  lOBftk  In  Y.  62,  p. 
1083. 1096.  .bowing  earning!  a*  follow*; 

rMrraWiofDw.  31-  1MB  l-<t  1MB 

Orooo  oaralag* •13.O45.o57    $13.11$^49    $14.319.9OH 


loKufaola.  Ala. 
lo  OraoBvlllo,  OB. 


Total $13.214^35    $12.973.6VI    - 

•orpin*  over  •argil  for  year  df  $168,678         $144^93         $784.717 
<V.  63.  p.  116.967,  10011.  flit.  113*  V.  64.  p.  133,  136.) 
.     ,,ir.l  ..rueorgla  Mall way.-< AX  Jfoj»-By«lom  Include*: 

r  ••./*».  MUtt.  I     Limit***—  Mil" 

-  I  Bouth  western  of  Oa.  RR 3:13 

Maeoa  to  Columbus .     1O1 

Fort  Taller  to  Perry 12 

Fort  Taller  to  Bafaula.....    HA 
Bmltbvllle  to  Columbia. ...       85 
Cnthbert  to  Fort  Oalnes...      2O 
I  Aogosta  A  Hav.nnah  RK.- 


sWKn»rto 

BarBoovtUo  to  1 


i  JVoorV  L«n»-Up*on  O>  KK. 
)tboma.ton.. 


M 


Euf aula  to  fnark 

UrlfflB  to  OBrroUtOBi '.'.'.'. ..... 

•BvaBBah  to  Tybee 

StaBtboa  to  Beartgnt 

•BBtBlflVTt  llo  t » Go  •/••£., Oft*  V 

.  i  O^*MMI  StOBkflMblp  Company, 
Total  owned  (aad  oporMiM.124  I     a««»ated  eqnl  r alen  t  of      .    3OO 
•  In  addition  own*  IB  foe  Mel.lrlm  to  I.yoas.  06  mile*,  now  leased  to 

CJoarfla  A  Alabama  RR..  making  total  mileage  owned,  1, 182  mile*. 


:.- 


>»ny«  relation*  with  the  Georgia  RR.  (which  *ee)  have 
lil»Jan..-97)   The  Uae  troai  Lyona  to  Weldrlm.  58  mil**, 

wa*  taooad  la  April.  IBM.  to  Ooorcte  *  Alabama.  -V.  62.  p.  456. 
The  line  from  MUlodmvUlo  to  Oortacton.  Oa..  fnrmerlv  the  Middle 

Oa.  A  AUaatle  wa*  pofSVuKI  IB  Dee..  1896.  T.  64.  p.  82,  18O. 


M.--n»  Jlrtt  m»r1fmft  of  1495  Ideoerlbed  In  V.  63.  p.  ll'IO)  la 
Mm  OB  the  mmtn  Ibu  from  Atlanta  to  i«avannah.  In.  lu 


inlinit  the 


wa*  (iToala  fall  In  V   •:  I.  ,..  11*0. 

••mmiUMtit  morituft  (*M  ab*trart  In   V.  61,   p.  H7:i.  al«o  *ee 

i    a    Jlrtt    Urn   npon  31O  mlle«   [Inelndlng 

•HUWVUI    RR..  Kav.    A   Wcwtern   and  Har.  A  At).,;   ul«"  nn 

I  of  the  *>ath  Woitern  an  1  Augarta  A  Movannab   road*  and 


OBI 


the  itock  of  New  England  Steamxhlp  Co.,  and  a  iteond  lien  upon  the* 
main  line,  lu  equipment,  etc.,  and  also  on  the  Maoon  A  Northern  and 
MobUe  A  Olrard.  It  alao  cover*  all  leasehold*,  •eenrltle*.  etc.  It  may 
be  Inoreaeed  f3.OOO.OOO  from  $16.500,000  to  $18,50O.OOO,  at  the  rate 
of  not  more  than  $5OO,OOO  In  any  one  year,  for  betterment*  and  for 
equipment.  The  eoiuoUdated  bond*  are  the  only  fixed  charge  obliga- 
tion covering  the  entire  lyitem.  Tnutee.  Mercantile  Trust  Co.  of  N.  Y 

XoeUc  Kftnun  bond*  are  direct  obligation*  of  the  Central  of  Georgia' 
Ry..  •eeared  by  a  flnt  lien  on  the  former  Mobile  A  Glrard  RR.,  Colum- 
bu«,  (ia.,  to  Searlght,  Ala..  122  mile*. 

if  aeon  4  .ToHArrn  Oi  >uio*  bond*  are  alao  direct  obligations  of  the 
Central  By.,  with  ttnt  lien  from  Maoon  to  Athens,  Oa..  105  miles. 


Viddfe  Oewyta  4  AlUmtic  IHfitio*  bond*  are  l-sued  at  $9,000  per 
•nlle.  of  which  $8.000  wa*  for  purchase  of  road  and  $1.OOO  retained 
by  Cent,  of  Oa.  for  bottermenu.  V.  64.  p.  ISO. 

The  mnftmtt  ittetm*  tondt,  *ubject  to  the  prior  mortgage*,  eover 
the  main  line  and  too  former  Bavaanab  A  Western,  Columbu*  A  Rome 
A  Kufaula,  Mobile  A  illrard.  Maoon  A  Northern  and 
i   Atlantic    RRs..   aad     their  equipment,   etc.;     alao    all 
iiomtlU..  and  equities  of  properuea  aequired  by  the  new 
Tbo>  are  Boa-cnmnlatlve  and  bear  Interest  not  exceeding  5 
per  oeat  In  anr  uue  taeal  year,  but  pa/able  only  out  of  net  earning* 
a*  itt.lar.it  aad  aeearad  by  the  deed  of  tnist.    On   l.t  preference  In- 
come* paid  1  s  p.  c.  I  n  Oct..  1898.-V.  63.  p.  601. 
Oillotoiit  <nx«  mortgage  abstract  wa.  In  V.  45,  p.  -J  U. 
LiTBtT  Ktunxot,  5  mo*.,    <  18*6.. Oro*«,  $2.260,056;  net,  $853,563 
July  1  to  Nov.  3O.  (1895. .Grow.    2,365,216;  net,    883,056 

.1.  Rri-.>KT.— Flacal  year  end*  June  30.  See  report  for  1895-6 
with  balance  aboot.  etc.,  of  June  30.  In  V.  6:1.  p.  1160.  Bee  also  edi- 
torial p.  1139.  The  flxed  charges  amount  to  $1.826,700.  As  the  road 
wa.  operated  by  the  receiver*  up  to  Nov.  1.  18U3  (some  portion,  to  a 
later  date),  the  result*  above  given  do  not  Indicate  the  net  Income 
the  present  company.  For  the  8  months  .lurinic 
wa*  IB  the  hands  of  the  company,  there  w.i  a  sur- 


_ 

above  all  dxodcbargo*.  out  of  wliloh  a  dividend  of  1>< 
on  the  flnt  preference  Income*  wa*pal<!  Oct.  1.  1896. 


:  ...i...f 

Average  mileage'..  1.454 

<  into,  earnings    .  ...  $5,369.426 

Total  operating  expense* 3,450,498 

Taxea 138.989 

Net  earnings  from  operation «l.v 

Additional  Income 4O7. 


IBM 

l.ll'. 

$4,991.408 
3,225.997 
_154,4'!4 

$l,niO,9t7 
273.456 


l-.M. 

i.iin 

$5.179,508 
£*7A,M6 
154.474  . 

$1,649.148 
341,908 


Total, $2.167.309     $1,884.393     $1,991,056 

Deduct  dencit  Georgia  HR.  leaw         38.O65  106,264  .1.7-1 


Net  tBOOBM  for  Hied  charge*.  $2,129,244     $1,776,129     $1,966,272 
OrriCBB*.—  Preslilnit.  11    M    i     ...i-r,  Havinnah.  (ta.;  Vloe-Presldent  , 
JohnM.  Kga:  p    IIS4.  1168,  1160;  V.  64,  p.  83,1*0.) 

Central  By.  or  <few  Hrun.wUk.-«ee  V.  63,  p.  116. 
Central  HH.  «f  Kew  Jeraey.—  (Ot4  Xafl—RonD—  Operate*  from 

Mterly  to  Wllkeibarre  and 
alao  south 

17 


J.-rsey  City,  opposite  New  York  City,  weal 
Hcranton.  Pa.,  and  the  nelghborinc  anthracite  ooal  field* ;  alac 
erlr  to  the  eaaabore  reaorta  along  the  coast  of  New  Jersey,  etc.: 
UnatoOTMrfU/M.  Hilt*.    Neaqnebnnlng  Valley  I.... 


78 

-  : 


t.ntirt  ttotl, 

Long  Braaob  A  Ceaibore. 6 

»w  York  A  (»nx  Branch  RR.. 

Perth  Amboy  to  Bay  Head..  88 

>'••»  Jersey  Soiitli'li  KK.,  Long 

Branch  to  AUlon,  etc 78 

Other  line*  (no  debt) 1 :«: 


Lrlifgh  A  Mnsqnebabna.  Phil 


.,  etc.  1.  172 


llpshurg  to  Union  June. 

WliVesbarreA  Boranton  If 5 

Leolgb  A  LackawaunaTT 35 

Otherllne* 9 

AllentownTerm.(oper.  Jointly)  3 

Trackage— 

Union  Coal  RR 9- 

Pa.  Pough.  A  Bocton 2 

OgdoB  Miao  Jtfci'l. .'. .'.'. '..  ~'.'.~.  10  Total  operated  Jan.  1, 1896.. 675 
f  See  this  eompanr.  I  Bee  Lehlgh  Ooal  A  Nav.  In  "Misc.  Companies." 
There  ure  261  mile*  of  second  and  3O  mile*  of  four  tracks.  With  the 
Bait.  A  Ohio  and  the  Pnlla.  A  Reading  operate*  the  "  Blue  Line"  be- 
tween Washington  and  the  Southwest  and  New  York,  I  he  B.  A  O.  tracks 
being  wed  to  Philadelphia,  the  Beading  to  Bound  Brook  and  the  Cen- 
tral N.  J.  to  Jersey  City,  nee  alao  Leblgh  A  Hudson. 

HirroBT.-Chartered  In  1849.  From  May,  1883,  to  Jan.  1,  1887, 
leaned  to  Philadelphia  A  Reading.  Receivers  were  In  possession  from 
Jan.  1,1887,  till  January.  1888.  Reorganized  In  1887  without  fore- 
closure—see plan  V.  44,  p.  714,  716.  Operated  from  February  to 
August.  1892.  under  lease  by  Port  Reading  UK.  Co.  Dividend*  were 
resumed  August.  1889.  Concerning  ooal  properties  see  Lehlgh  A 
•re  In  "  Miscellaneous." 

,—  <,  '90.      '91.      '92.      '93.      'P4.      '95.      '90.          ,97. 
Percent.       \    6         6"a        7          7          7        5>«        5    Feb.,  mp. o. 
-—  \r>rjrr**ti  Kntilktrn  rt»  carry  the  endorsed  guaranty   of  the 
VOW  York  A  Long  Branoh.    Central  N.  J.  general  5s  are  reserved  to 
item  at  mat  urlt  v.    Total  Issue  $1,5OO,6OO,  all  but  $411,OOO  being 
i  niler  the  Central's  general  mortgage. 


Wllkesbarre  I 


INVESTOKS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


|  VOL.  LXIV. 


,  1»7.J 


KAELROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


93 


MAP  OF  THE 

CENTRAL  RAILROAD 
NEW  JERSEY 


INVESTOBS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


fl—jral  KaUnaH  of  .V«r  Jtr 
ITJ  SoTlrt  M..  L.  Br.  to  A 


— 

3Z.ltimn?»A)£ 


78 


40 

185 


1879 
1887 

1867 

1881 

I---' 
l-.U 


iss:t 


108 
73 


JlV-lit  M.;  guar."  P.'A  I.  D.A  11.  Canal 
-Jew. -Rome  ACar-lton  lstM.,g 


22 

138 


ISS'.I 
IS!)  I 


ISM,", 


31ie,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

Bate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

$600 
500  Ac. 

OO'AO. 

$411,000 

4  l,r,,  14.000 
307.100 
2,310,000 

6 

eg. 

J.   A  J. 

Heete.Xt. 

Various 
J.AD.15 

N.  Y.,  Liberty  Nat.  Bk. 
do             do 
•N.  Y.,  143  Liberty  St. 
Phila.,  Leh.C.&  Nav.  Co. 

1,000 

l.ooo 
1,000 

4,987,000 
1,500,000 

1  I-J.OOO 

5 
5g. 
5  g- 

J.   A   J. 
I.   A  D. 

M.  A   8. 

N.  Y.,  Liberty  Nat.  Bk. 
do              do 
do              do 

1,000 

100A-C. 

300,000 
7,000,000 

5g' 

J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 

J.    A   J. 

N.  Y.,  Cuyler,  M.  &  Co 
July,'96,coup.last  paid 
July  ,'96,  coupon  unpaid 

1,000 

,000AM 
1,000 

1,000 

400,000 
1,750,000 
876,000 
1,000.000 

e|. 

6g. 

sf: 

5  g. 

J.   A   J. 
M.  A   S. 
J.   A  J. 
A.  A  O. 

Jan.  ,'97,  coup.  pd.  at  mat 
Mch.,  '93,  coup,  last  pd 
N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co 
Phil.WstEndT.&S.D.Cc 

1,000 
1,000 

800,000 
1,500,000 
2.0OO.OOO 
2,720,OOO 

4  A  5 

J.   A  J. 

April. 
A.  A  0. 

N.Y.,12  W.23  A  Cha'st'r 
See  text. 

50 

2,380,000 
645,300 

9  in  '96. 

A.  A  O. 

1,000 

r>oo,oo<> 

7 

A.  A  O. 

Philadelphia,  Peun.  RB 

200  ooo 

6 

F.  A  A 

Plattsburg,  N.  Y. 

100  Ac 

1,000 

150,000 
2,O90,OOO 

6  g. 
5g. 

J.   &  J  July,  '92,  coup,  last  pd 
M.  A  SjMar.,'92,  coup.  last,  pd 

100 

5  g 

J.   A   J. 

New  York. 

m 

5  if  earn 





Sept.  1,  1938 
July  1,  1919 
Oct.  1,  1944 

1936 

Mch.  1,  1915 
Jan.  1,  1936 
Irredeemable. 
Oct.  1,  1946 
Oct.  1,  1946 

Oct.  1,'£6,4% 
Oct.  1,  1901 


Aug.  1,  1907 
Jan.  1,  1916 
Sept.  1,  1937 


1925 
192"> 


*li%Ce^^ 


j  •  on  tre«  bu 


j  •  on  tre«  - 

The  *  rS  ?LoZg  Bro7«*  Is  leased  Jolntlv  by  the  Central  and  the 
en?  RB-  «t  •  iruaranteed  rental  equal  to  Interest  on  mortgage  debt, 

Is 


- 

cent  dividends  on   stock  and    organization   expenses.      Its 
ee  bonds  are  guaranteed  principal  and  interest  by  the 
S?  owiTall  It.  stock,  and  are  so  endorsed;   Interest  on 
ra       is  provided  out  of  the  reutal  guaranteed  by  the  Central 
rpenna.  RR.,and  bonds  are  so  endorsed.    Of  the  general  5s 
11.500,000  M*  reserved  to  retire  the  5s  of  1882. 
U»KKAL  FlHAieCBS,  Ac.-In  August,  1835,  $1,644,000  general  mort- 
caire  bond*  were  sold  for  Improvements,  etc.    V.  61,  p.  324. 
KAJUTOMW.-11  months,  >  1896.  ..Gross,  $11,634,355  ;  net,  $4,368149 
January  1  to  Nov.  30.  J  1895.  ..Gross,    12,045,474;  net,   4,810,696 


Mail  exDreas.  etc 
NY  iCTDlvlslon 
Trackage 


505,064 

476,762 

92,434 


1894. 
$6,347,239 
5,273,822 
490,955 
458,440 
89,485 


6,788,543 
472,709 
485,233 
255,273 


Total  groos  earnings  ........  $13,568,024 

Net  over  expenses  and  taxes..  $5,272,969 
Income  from  investment*  .....  )    ,  201  576 

Premium  account.  .............  5 


$12,659,941 

$1,221,636 

i       $958,247 

[         183,150 


$14,967,956 

$5,850,904 

$888,617 

154,918 


Total  net  income 86,47«,545  $5,363,033 

Rentals  paid    .                $2,955,166  $1,557,356 

Interest  on  d«bt..  1,691,091  2,873,589 

O^rtdends. <5)1,124,850  (7)1,574,790 


$6,874,439 

$1,896,370 

2,839,279 

(7)1,574,143 


UUKX, sur.  $703.438  def .  $642,702  sur.  $564,64T 

—  (V.6O,  p.  889,656;  V.  61,  p.  280,  324;  V.  62,  p.  344,  3  MO.) 

Central  RR.  of  Pennsylvania.— Owns  Bellefonte  (Penn.  BB.) 
to  Mill  Hall,  Pa.  (on  Beech  Creek  BB.)  27  miles;  branch  4  miles; 
operate*  Nlttany  Val.  KB.  and  branch,  7  miles.  For  year  ending  June 
30, 1896,  gross,  $51.970 ;  net  over  operating  expenses,  $207 ;  charges 
944,053 ;  balance,  deficit  for  year,  $43,846.  Stock,  $1,200,000. 

Central  lilt,  of  Sooth  Carolina.— Owns  from  Lane,  8.  C.,  to 
Sumter,  8.  O.,  40  mile*.  Leased  to  the  Northeastern  and  the  Wilmington 
Columbia  A  Augusta  BB.  companies  jointly;  reutal  $31,OOO  yearly 
Stock  $170,000,  par  $50.  In  year  ending  June  30, 1895, gross  earnings 
489,454;  net,  $35,704.  In  189394  gross.  $86,698;  net,  $28,272. 

Central  Vermont  RH.— Operates  from  Bouse's  Polntatthe  north 
end  of  Lake  Chumplaln  across  Massachusetts  to  New  London,  Conn.,  on 
Long  Island  Sound,  with  branches.  System  includes: 

Leased  Lines—  Oon'd.  Miles 
Montreal  Portland  &  Boston..  4i 
Montreal  &  Vermont  Juno...  23 

New  London  &  Northern  IT 15 

Ogdensb.  A  L.  Chaiuplalu  RR.1F127 


Total  op'd  (fl  See  these  oo's.).  637 


Bntirr  stork  ownrd— 
MontpeUer&WelUBIv.  BR, ..   14 
Stanford  Sheffield  A  Chambly . .  43 

Leased  Line*— 
CootoL  BB.  of  Vt.— 

Windsor  to  Roue's  Point, etc.17!) 

Burlington  *  Lamollle 26 

MUtlxjuol  Valley 28 

HurroBT.— A  consolidation  of  Central  Vt.  with  the  Consol.  RR.  of 
Vu.eto..  wa*  officially  reported  in  1892,  but  apparently  it  was  neve 
consummated,  the  report  to  the  Inter-State  Commerce  Commission 
giving  no  road  owned  In  fee.  The  Rutland  RB.,  formerly  leased,  was 
•  orrepdered  to  IU  owners  May  8,  1890.  V.  02,  p.  868.  As  toOgdens 
burg  A  Lake  Cham  plain  see  V.  63,  p.  1116. 

RBCKIVKUHIP.— On  March  23,  1896,  Charles  M.  Hayes  and  E.  C 
Smith  were  appointed  receivers  In  the  equity  suit  brought  by  th 
Grand  Trunk.— V.  «2,  p.  588,  634.    Interest  due  Jan.  1,  1897,  on  the 
Consul.  KB.  of  Vt.  5s  was  not  paid.— V.  64,  p.  82. 

BoKDnouiKK*'  COMMITTEE.— Oonsol.  A*.— Benjamin  P.  Cheney,  o 
Boston;  Samuel  E.  Klluer,  New  York  (Billings  estate);  Ezra  H.  Baker 
of  Lee,  Ulggliuon  A  Co.,  and  Henry  D.  Day,  of  B.  L.  Day  A  Co.;  do 
potlury,  American  L.  A  T.  Co.,  Boston.— V.  62,  p.  634,  682,  908,  987. 

Report  of  expert  accountant  Stephen  Little  was  In  V.  63,  p.  754, 

KtursjtmlsaUon  Committee.— Appointed  In  December,  1896,  to  pro 
Bare  a  plan:  O.  M.  Hays  (chairman);  L.  C.  Lcdyard,  H.  D.  Hyde,  C.  P 
fiearle,  E.  C.  Smith,  E.  H.  Baker  (secretary .)-V.  63,  p.  1062. 

STOCK.— June  SO,  1895.  the  Central  Vermont  had  outstanding  $1,000 
OOO  *tock  %od  Consol.  of  Vermont  $750,OOO  pref.  and  $8OO,000  common 

The  Meurltlcs  owned  June  30.  1895,  were  as  follows: 
Ammtnl. 


M7*tp>«  W.II.  R.  RRJ.II  ..  -iioo/ibo  I  tol^offiuu,,  ,IR.  of  Vu fSffiJ 

ord«n»i>ur*  A  l.«k..  Cn«m...  l.NH.OOO  1  Oiidenstaura  Transit  6> m'o 

«Uarord  g*C.  RR.(all)....      600.UOO     Vermont  (Vntral I, 

V  SFOMfit  Qsntrsl. .........  X  AOO    D* --- *' —  ,  ^ ..  ..«i-i .  .. .» — . . .      . . .  v. 

<)«•].  Tr»n.  nun  i.l   • 

:  Ul«  t):«sml»>at  CM.  ...       30,000 


Stan  l.iril  S'n'illvlU  A  Cliambly.  ..511.00 

Town  of  Wllllam<it<iwn 3000 

('ana  la  At  lam  ic  Ujr 18  00 


Balance, 

surplus. 

$18.881 

5.513 

16,263 


BONDS  —Of  the  consolidated  mortgage  fours  for  $15,000,000  [trustee 
American  Loan  A  Trust  Co.  of  Boston)  $7,OOO.OOO  are  reserved  for  the 
retirement  at  maturity  of  the  $7,000,000  fives  due  in  1913,  and,  if  the 
trustee  so  requires,  an  additional  $700.000  will  be  held  for  game  pur- 
nose'  $1  488  000  were  to  replace  certain  temporary  bonds  and  $2,500,- 
30  to  pay  floating  debt,  the  balance  being  issuable  for  permanent 
mprovements  on  the   system,  etc.     The  mortgage   covers  the  road 
wned  and  all  Interest  in  leases  and  securities  owned.    On  March  19, 
896,  the  Central  Vermont  (exclusive  of  "Consolidated")  had  equip- 
ent  bonds,  $425,000;  floating  debt,  $2,267,581;  secured  debt,  $350.- 
00;   consol.  coupons,  $324,051.     Offsets  include:   bonds  and  stocks 
wned,  $1,939,010;  "cash  and  current  assets,"  $843.638. 
ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.    Receivers'  statement 
oMay  31, 1896,  was  in  V.  63,  p.  226.    Report  for  1894-95   was  in  V. 
2,  p.  315;  gross  receipts,  including  steamer  earnings,  were: 
Gross  Net  Int.,  rentals,       Og.  Tran- 

earnlnas.      earnings.         taxes,  <tc.  sit  Co. 

894-5. .$5,108,980     $1,595,036      $1,528,180         $47,975 
893-4..  5245054        1586,059        1,530,038  50,508 

892-3..  5,574,398        1.588,791        1,471,602          100,926 
—(V.  63,  p.  29,  226,  358,  601,  754,  1062,  1116;  V.  64,  p.  41,  82.) 

Central  Washington  RR.— Boad  from  Cheney  to  Coulee  City, 
Wash.,  109  miles. 

EARNINGS.- Year  1893  gross,  $94,197;  net,  $17.793:  charges,  $12  5- 

)00;  balance,  deficit,  $107,207.  In  1892  gross,  $130,713;  net,  $58,42  8. 

BONDHOLDERS'  COMMITTEE.— A.  M.  Hoyt,  Chairman,  No.  1  Broadway, 

T  Barney  and  Charles  E.  Eddy;  depositary.  Knickerbocker  Trust 
Co.  'Trust  Co.  receipts  listed  in  New  York  in  July,  1894.  (See  v.  63, 
>.  1114.)  In  May,  1895,  receivers  were  appointed  for  Central  Wash 
ngton.  C.  B.  Chamberlain  of  Spokane  Is  now  sole  receiver.  It  is  pro- 
posed to  foreclose  the  mortgage.  Knickerbocker  Trust  Co.,  New  York, 
was  appointed  trustee  of  mortgage  Sept.  29, 1895.— (V.  63,  p.  11 

Centralla  &  Chester  RR.— Owns  and  operates  from  Evans- 
ville,  111.,  to  Salem,  111.,  and  from  Sparta  to  Bosborough,  total 
ength  about  94  miles;  bonded  for  $12,000  per  mile,  covering  rood- 
>ed,  equipment  and  terminal  facilities;  stock  issued  and  subscribed 
'or  like  amount.  The  road  is  standard  gauge  and  laid  with  56-lb. 
steel  rails.  Farmers'  Loan  A  Trust  C.>.  trustee  of  the  mortgage  and 
registrar  of  the  stock.  For  year  ending  June  30, 1895,  gross,  $59,271; 
net,  $35,019;  interest,  $34,800;  balance,  surplus,  $219.  (V.  62,  p.  987.) 

Charleston  Clendennln  &  Suttoii  RR.— Owns  road,  com- 
pleted iu  December,  1895,  from  Charleston,  W.  Va.,  via  Clendenniu  to 
3lay  Court  House,  51  miles,  and  under  construction  via  Clay  Court 
House  toSutton,  49  miles  additional,  to  be  completed  early  m  1897. 
Capital  stock  authorized,  $3,000,000 ;  par,  $100 ;  outstanding  March, 
1896,  $367,300.  First  mortgage  $3,000,000,  ($30,000  per  mile)  is  to 
West  End  Trust  A  Safe  Deposit  Co.  of  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  as  trustee. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— 11  mos., )  1896  ....Gross,  $49,780;    net,  $23,628 
Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30.  S 1895....  Gross,    43,896;    net,    24,629 

For  year  ending  December  31, 1895,  on  20  miles,  gross,  $61.440;  net, 
$31,700;  interest,  $25,000.  President,  John  H.  Drake,  Philadelphia; 
Vice-President,  C.  C.  Lewis,  Charleston,  W.  Va.;  Treasurer,  W.  S. 
Drake,  1326  Chestnut  Street,  Philadelphia.  V.  61,  p.  Iul2. 

Charleston  &  ntacon  Ry.— Projected  from  Charleston  to  Allen- 
dale,  etc.,  about  60  miles,  where  connection  will  be  made  with  the 
Greenwood  Anderson  &  Western  (Carolina  Midland)  and  the  Port 
Boyal  &  Augusta.  The  new  road  will  give  Charleston  a  direct  line  to 
the  west.  See  V.  62,  p.  1138.  The  bonds  are  "exchangeable  for 
similar  bonds  of  the  Consolidated  Railway  Company  to  be  formed." 
See  G.  A.  A  W.  (V.  62,  p.  1138;  V.  63,  p.  154,  357.) 

Charleston  &  Northern  RR.— See  SUPPLEMENT  of  April.  1896. 

Charleston  A  Savannah  Ry.— Owns  from  opposite  Charleston, 
8.  C.,  to  Central  RR.  at  Savannah,  Ga.,  115  miles,  and  branch  6  miles, 
all  steel.  Operates  from  Ashley  Junction  to  Charleston,  S.  C.,  and  Cen- 
tral RR.  of  Georgia,  crossing  to  S.  F.  A  W.  Ry.  at  8outhover.il  miles. 
Green  Pond  Waterboro  A  Branchville  Ry.,  14  miles,  is  controlled  in 
same  Interest  but  operated  separately.  Belongs  to  Plant  system. 

SECURITIES.— Interest  on  first  incomes:  for  1888,  l>a  P-  or.,  for  1889, 
2;  for  1890,  6;  for  1891,  6;  for  1892,  5:  for  1893,  4;  for  1894,  4  per 
cent  (paid  In  April,  1895).  Stock,  $500,000 ;  par,  $100. 

EARNINGS.-4  months,   71896 Gross,  $142,273;    net,  $17,310 

July  1  to  Oct.  31.       (1895 Gross,    136.5O2;    net,      3,883 

In  year  to  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $536,726;  not.  $107,196.  In  1894-95, 
gross,  $557,517;  net.  $96,978;  o  her  in  come,  $4,151;  interest,  $103,- 
390;  balance,  deficit,  $2,261.  (V.  56,  p.  887 ;  V.  58,  p.  81.) 

Charleston  &  Western  Carolina  Ry.— Road  from .  Port 
Royal,  8.  C.,  to  Augusta,  Ga.,  112  miles,  and  to  Spartanburg,  Green- 
ville and  Anderson,  230  miles ;  total,  342  miles. 

HISTORY.— A  reorganization  and  consolidation  in  1896  of  the  Port 
Royal  &  Augusta  and  Port  Royal  &  Western  Carolina.  New  company 
took  possession  Oct.  3, 1896.  Stock,  $1,200,000;  par,  $100.  The  first 
mortgage  Is  authorized  at  $8,000  per  mile,  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y., 
trustee;  Income  mortgage  (Guaranty  Trust  Co.,  New  York,  trustee),  at 
$7,OOO  per  mile,  non-cumulative,  5  per  cent.  President,  J.  B.  Cleve- 
land, Bpartanburg,  8.  C.;  First  Vloe-President.  Henry  Crawford;  Vlce- 
rresident,  W.  A.  C.  Ewen,  and  Heoretary,  A.  C.  Jopling,  32  Liberty  St., 
New  York.  (V.  63,  p.  155,  407.  559.) 

Chartlers  Ry.— Owns  from  Mansfield,  Pa.,  to  Washington,  Pa.,  23  m. 


JASCARV,  1887.J 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


•Jubsrrlbcrs  will  confer  a  (real  favor  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  tneoe  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 


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on  flnt  pa^e  of  table*. 


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of 
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Amount 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Rate  per    When    Where  Payable,  and  bv 
Cent.     Payable  Whom. 


Bond«-Prtne» 

pal, When  Due. 

Stock*— Laat 

Dividend. 


CJUtnr*' 

1st  i 


BKLT  RAILWAY  or  CHAT  TA*OO  an. 
t  LA>-CAST«B  A  CHEATKK. 


I.OOO.. 
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lOOp.m.j.^.f.jJotd'rn.c' 
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tei")  lat  BL.1933.  covering  8  m..  to  Phoebu*.g  c- 
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BJeh-AABDiv.  IsteonsoLM-.rold.  ieetext.c- 
.  M.,  Rlchm.  Tla.  Lyaeab'g  to  dlftoa  F. 
lay  branch  let  mortgage,  «o*n. 


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--.  A  Ohio  Equipment  trust  bonds,  gofi e* 


37 

"35 

428 
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655 
Ml 
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26 
33 

1.174 
100 


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1889 
1890 
1890 

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1890 
1892 
1871 

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300.000 


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400.000 


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3.007.000 

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820.000 


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200.000 

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Apr.  1.   I'.'.f- 

Mi-li.  1.  1915- 
J  une  15, 1899 
Aug.  15,  1937 
July  1,  1898 
July  1,  1908 
Jan.  1,  1911 
June  1,  1922 
May  1,  1939 
Jan.  1,  1989 
Jan.  1,  198» 
July  1,  194O- 
Mob.  1,  1941 
Mch.  1,  1992 
Mob.  1.  1902 
Various. 
Vanoua. 

Oct.    1,  1938 

Oct.    1,  1988 

May  1,  1898 

Sept.  1,  1942 

Aug.  1,  1942 


Bond*  to  be  paid. 


Fab.   1.  1897 


Loosed  till  1971  to  the  Pm 

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syl  ra 


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tal  Uneteamlnn. 

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1880:     la  1887. 

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10 :  IB  1894.  10;  In  1896. 8;  la  1896.  April.  5  p.  c.;  Oct.,  4  p. 


1888  and  1880.A  percent;  la  1 
1803. 


.  oa  the  Delaware 

M»<ll>t.M|..  'I  •     .• 
li    in;:.-. 

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road  from  Plattaburr, 
la  the  Adirondack 
_  jara  to  Lyon  Mt., 
Lyoa  Mt.  to  Boraaae 
aora   RR-   (so-called). 
to  laaaad  frasn  the  Btato 
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Railway  I*  baaed  far 
Jdaal  aad  Interest  by 
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travel  to  the  Adirondack*.    In 

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B«aa»A  <•!••»«•  KK.-Own*  road  Oarrollton. 
flKttaii  -..-i.  r.",n  .  Mi   mil-.       Cir.-h.i.^.l   bf   UK 
ra  la  IWW.  but  InMfwt  doe  8*pi,  1.  1893.  wa*  not 
-  property  wa*  plaonl  In  receiver.-  hand*. 
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lulaia*!  doc  Sept.  1. 18*3.  wa*  not 
•  plaonl  In  receiver*'  hand*. 
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•taaaBorg  A  Co. 
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97  *&•*!*>        and 

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1W5.  a»>d  reor*^B**ed  p*»~*4aa  In  V.  ai/sL  830.    Btoek,  M.OOO.OOO. 

Boma—Taa  new  flnu  or*  fft.OOO  par  mile  ea  preaaat  mileage  and 
•10.000  n  •xtrasloas.  The  *4*VE»aaa«M*r*  wan  raqalraa  to  MbVcrlbe 
rer.the  aew  bond*  at  par  to  the  aaaout  of  38  percent  of  their  holdings 


IB  J 


New 


r*a)  A  Albany   HK.— owns    from    Cherry 
miles.     In  1876  road 


•••       In  1876  road  wo*  acquired 

i!*"0"*11  *"««T  A  8aaq.)  by  D.  A  H.  Canal  Co.,  which  now  operate* 
n.    Stock.  0289.IOO:  par,  05O. 

•  *  Ohio  RT.-/.V,  jrs>».>-0perat«*  froai  Newport 
Waahlagtoa.  D.  C..  to  Cincinnati.  Ohio,  with  branches. 


Li~mow»+4iM/ot- 

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port  !••••  T!»  ChAiioM(*v 

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Brldga-Covlnvtoa.     Ky.,  to 

Cincinnati.  Ohio 

DUabotktowa  Lexlagton  A 

BuBandyRR.  

8andry  braaenw 

Trackage  to  Wa.hln«ion... 


144 

821     Total  system. 


103 
345 

• 
• 


I     Total  «r«tcm 1.36O 

„  I  Trmtltmgt  to  Uml*vllle 84 

Of  the  above  mileage  19mll««  I*  aarrov-ganm  road,   rif  the  "ieaaed" 
mUa*  to  oa  K.  L.  A  B.  B.  and  9  a)Uw  on  Waialagton  line. 

A  Ohio  wn*  *old   In   fora- 
Md.    la  1888,  nnder 
I  wltboat  fonclomre, 
a  with  the  Rich- 
The  Ellxabetb- 
<ab»orbed  In  1892. 

lOkaaapaaka  A  Palo  «taam*hlp  Co..  controlled 
operation*.    Bee  below  and  V.  M.  n.  1078. 
raaged  with  the  tanlsvUle  A  Nanhvllle  for 
I.      nctnn     to     IxinUvlllc,    Ky..    84     mile* 
I  Apr.  1. 1896).  Jointly  with  ther.C.  C.  A  fit.  I,..  theC.  * 
1MO  control  of  the  IxraUvllle  A  Jaflanonvllle  Bridie 
BBMli  la  bota  Ikoat  eMto*  and  brtdg*  aeroM  the  Ohio 
I  wiveral  guaranty  of  the  Bridge  Company  bondu  (of 
(la  all  are  now  Iwuerti  ha*  t-een  dven  by  the  Clere- 
'iMaco  A  St.  Ixrali  and  bv  the  Che«a|ieak«  A  Ohio.  Any 
I  to  payable  one- third  by  C.  A  O.  and  two-third*  by  Big  Four.   See 


I..  A  J.  Bridge  In  ••  Mlaoellaneou*  Companle*  "  and  V.  60,  p.  130;  V. 
61.  p.  327.  559  ;  V.  62.  p.  84. 

CAPITAL    STOCK.—  Coarawa  atoek  I*   06O.493.oOO;    Increased  from 
845.000,000  to  thl*  ngure  alace  1892  throogh  exchange  of  praodoally 
all  the  0^5.000^)00  of  prererredctock*  f  or  commonitock  and  general 
mortage  4>t  par  cent*   la  certain  proportion*.    Knt  prtfrmd  for 
832.500  and  »«c4m«t  pnftmd  for  028.9OOonly  wa*  ouutandlng  July 
IT1896.    Beeumuof  exchange  In  V.  54.  p.  643. 
BOKO*.—  The  •triti  A  bond*  of  1878  cover,  nuhlect  to  the  purrAaic 
6*.  the  main  line  from  Richmond.  Va..  via  Chariott«*rUle  to 
d,  Ky..  438  mllM.  and  are  equally  secured  with  the  PctUiuiitor 
iM  6  by  nnt  mortgage  on  extension  to  Newport  Hew*.  75  mile*. 
The  BnneHoaiH  aMrajaf*  daa  ta  1939  I*  for  83O.OOO.OOO  (tnutee. 

bond*    are   reserved   to- 
rn aeonred  by  deposit  In 
of  the  stock  of  the  May*- 
Lj5     .  ..,i.|,.ftlm 
________  ______  .  ___________  (See  abstract.  V. 

49.  p.  147.  i 
Kekmtnd 


Taa  aaaMNaW**  *»arajafi  doe  in  1MV  I*  lor 
Central  Tract  Company),  aad  aaikaimt  bo 
provide  far  prior  Uen*.  tU*  awrteage  to  ateo 
anwt  of  the  il  1  .OOO.OOO  bond*  and  two-third*  of 
Till*  A  BUBaady  RR..  Jon  road  Aahlaad  to Oort 
Brtdga  Maaetnnatl.au  owned  by  the  Che*.  A  O. 


4  AUtflung  JNvittow  bond*  cover  toe  low-grade  freight 
route  from  Richmond  via  Lynchborg  to  Clifton  Forge  and  branohet. 
(Mort.  abitracta.  V.  51.  p.  144.) 

Tha  tmm'ul  *»arteaM  •/  1892  (Central  Trust  Co.  and  R.  T.  Wlckham 
trustee*)  I*  for  070.000.000.  but  additional  amount*  at  025.OOO  per  mllo 
may  be  toaaid  tor  double-tracking.  Of  the  870.OOO.OOO  a*  above. 
•3-J.691.00O  bond*  were  reserved  to  provide  for  the  83O.OOO.OOO  con 
sols  of  1880. 


•old   for 
82,000,000 


or  to  be  l**ued.  etc. 

rolling  stock,  ate.,  but 


TIUV   ivr  kuo  vov,uw.yw 

The  balance  unissued  may  b» 
not  more  than 


soqntred  with 


In    V.  54.  p.  644:"atao  V.  54.  p. 
021.799,000;  had  beea  llated  oa 
The  Mti*a6tikfn  Lttt»i**  4  f 

hich  ha*  hew  reduced  to  8  par  cent,  have 
O.  gnaroaty  of  pflnH  pal  anoTutereat,  and 
been  set  aside  u>  retire  them  at  maturity. 
r  C*ty  80,  060.3OO,  aad  5*.  036.OOO. 
non,  Pi 
rol  of  the 


on  which  ha* 
C.  A  O. 
have 


In  Jan.,  18U7. 

.    _  New  York  Stock  Exchange. 

Lo*tn^t*n  m  Big  tanrfy  first  mortgage  bonds,  Interest 
have  baanaadoned  with  the 
eaaral  mortgage  bond* 
There  are  olio  Man- 


Ac.— Since  the  reorganisation  In  1888,  when 
ipany  wa*  placed  for  five  rears  In  the  hands  of 
ha*  been  greatly  ealarged  and  Improved.  It  1* 

_ .  18M.  wa*  liable  for  bill*  payable  0575.000,  of 
which  0125.0OO  on  account  of  the  Investment  in  steamship  company's 
debentures,  which  ore  wibject  to  sale ;  the  balance,  04.V5.OOO,  repre- 
sented a  part  of  the  equipment  note*  and  ear  trust  bonds  paid  off  dor- 
big  the  last  two  year*.  These  loans  are  on  long  time,  with  a  portion, 
of  01.074.000  4>*  per  cent  bond*  in  the  treasury  a*  collateral.  O.  A  O. 
1*  also  liable  a*  guarantor  on  the  Norfolk  Wharf  Warehouse  A  Ter- 
minal properties  amounting  to  0433.841. 

A*  to  Louisville  A  Jefcrsonville  Bridge  bonds.  *ee  History  above. 

The  Interact  charge*  for  the  fiscal  yearl896-97  (including  inlert-l  oi» 
***  4Jl  f-  *•  <*>ndi  in  (Ac  Ireatury  on  /MM  n,  /4o»;  are  estimated  at 
83,l*Mn,  against  03.109,366  In  1894-95.  V.  63.  p.  315. 

The  steaai.nl  p  line  wa*  formally  opened  Sept.  7,  1893,  and  own* 
wharves  at  Newport  New*  and  six  new  steamer*. 

KAJunve*,— 6  month*.  >  1896 Oroa*.  04,339.7 10;  net.  01 ,50.1,:i27 

July  1  to  Nov.  30.       $1895 Oroa*,    4,274.849;  net,    1.4V1.338 

A  xx DAL  RcroBT.— Fiscal  year  end*  June  30.  Annual  meeting  I* 
leld  at  Richmond  on  the  Tuesday  preceding  the  last  Tuesday  In 
October.  Report  for  1885-96  wa*  given  In  full  In  V.  61,  p.  3Ot>.  314, 
aad  (bowed  the  following.  See  also  editorial  p.  201. 

Trmgte.— Of  the  total  tonnage  (6.544,833)  In  the  year  1895-96,  coal 
and  coke  tarnishes'  3,431.115  ton*,  or  52>*  per  cent  of  the  whole ; 
product*  of  agriculture  furnished  9  percent.  The  average  rate  re- 
ceived oa  seabosrd  cool  was  only  2-53  mill*  per  ton  per  mile  ;  on  all 
freight,  4-2H  mill*.  A ve'ge  train  food,  225  ton*  In  189O  and  325  In  •95-9(1. 

Tear  tMUng  June  30-  IBM  1MB.  l-'M. 

Mile*  operated. 1.3AO  1,360  LMa 

Passenger  earnings 01,94!*.79O         $1,847.148        02.011,977 

Freight. 7.810,508  7,304,816  6,630,201 

Eiprea*.  mail  and  luiscel.  46O.743  444,067  401,930 


Total  earnings 010.221,131 

Oper.  expenses  and  taxe*.        6,96:<.  I  "•  < 
Prrot. expense*  to  earns..  •'-• 


Netearnlngs 83.257,978 

Other  Income 18,847 


Total  and  net  Income  83,28 1 .525 

Interest  on  bonds 03,126,140 

Rental*  of  track*  net MO 

Lou*  on  grain  elevator....  7,110 

Discount  and  eirh'ire.  Ac.  


09,596.031 
6,464.028 

(67) 

03,131,503 
11,445 

$3.142,948 

•3,098.118 

VI  I 

13.077 

7,132 


Balance,  surplus 0147.34O  018.700 

-(V.62.  p.  84.  683.  1086;  V.  03.  p.  2!it,  3O«,  314.) 


09,044,108 
6,027.127 

(67) 

03,016,981 
13.3H6 

•3,030,347 

03,948,112 

2,622 

9.78» 


018,860- 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


(VOL.  LXIV. 


JANUARY,  1897.] 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND  BONDS. 


«ub*erlh«ra  will  confer  a  great  favor  by  fir  las  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Tables. 


RAILROADS. 

\l,, 
of 

i:...,.'. 

Date 
of 

H..:i  S- 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bondt—  Prtnol. 
pal,  When  Due. 
Btoekt—  Last 
Dividend. 

!:..;.•  I.,T 
Cent. 

When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Payable                Whom. 

on  lint  page  of  table*. 

353 
•H 

1881 
1881 

$1,000 
1.000 
1,000 

96,176,000 
3.865.000 
563.000 
4.154,313 
18,751,100 
3.479,862 
4,379.850 
1.730.000 
1,750,000 
1.5OO.OOO 
230.000 
890.000 
1.785.OOO 
300.000 
300.000 
530,000 

,.,...-..,*„, 

8.147.000 
3,450,000 
908,000 
230.000 
33.003.700 

2H.ea4.ooo 

A  2.315,000 

?'• 
6 

F.  A  A. 
F.  A  A. 
8emt-an 

Feb.,  '96.  pd.  Jne.  30,'96 
AUK.,  '93,  coup,  last  p'd. 
New  York  City. 

Aug.  1,  1911 
Aug.  1,  1911 
June,  1901 

a  0.  A  8.  W.  lit  mort..  gold  (819.000  per  miiei.c' 
M  mortgage  (811.OOO  per  mile)  V 

Equipment  trust  bonds.  ..                    o* 

Floating  debt  June  30,  1"»5  

OMeaao  <t  AUoM—  Common  »tock 

100 
100 
1.000 
1,000 

100 

100 

1,000 

100 
1.000 
1.000 

•<  i"  r  .«M. 
-  i»-r  ;i:i. 
«K- 
«  g. 
i:  jn-r  ..n. 
7  I>.T  an. 
7 
7  per  an. 

7 
7  per  an. 
6g. 

i 

4101896 
• 

Q.-M. 
>       M 
JTA   J. 
M.  A  N. 

5  H.Y.,Cuyier.Mon'ii  ) 
(  AOo  AChlc.Tr.Offlee  ] 
Lond'n,J.S.MorganAOo. 
N.  Y.,Cuyler,Morg.AOo. 
do              do 
N.  Y..  C.  8.  Trust  do. 
N.  Y.,Cuyler,Morg.AOo. 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
Chlo.,  Treasurer's  Offloe 
N.  Y.,Cuylcr,Morg.  A  Co. 

Dee.  1,  '96,  2K 
Deo.  1,  '96,  2% 
July  1,  1903 
Ma/  1.  1903 
Nv.2,'96.  li«% 
Jan..  '97,  13t% 
July  1.  1898 
Feb.,  '97,  31994 
Aug.  1,  1900 
Nov.  1.  19OO 

Jan.,'97,8i»% 
Oct.    1.  1918 

Preferred  stock  (7  per  cent  yearly  notenmulatlrei 
Oe*.  M.,  JoUet  to  KTet  Louis  A  br..  sterling.  .  .e- 
B.f.Dond»(K.C.8t.L.*C.lititeoLi^oldj»otdr-n  c- 

833 
Mi 
Lfj 

37 
150 
101 
101 
101 

l-7.i 
1878 

1868 

1870 
1877 

Joliot  *  CUe.,  7  p.c.  stock.  perpet..guar.  by  C.AAl 
M.  L.  Jack.  *  Cm!,  3d  It  (BOW  1st),  (ad.  by  C.A  A. 

Q.-F. 
Q.-J. 
J.  A  J. 
F.  A  A. 
F.  A  A. 

£.3: 
A-.*° 

A.  A  O. 
J.   A  D. 

r.  A  A. 

A.  A  O. 

1st  saort.  (guar.  p.  A  1.  awl  later  assumed)  .... 

3d  mort.  (guar.  n.  *  1.  and  later  assumed)    . 

Miss.  Blver  Br..  (took  (7  per  et,  gnar.  by  C.  A  A)" 

336 
342 

1877 

ufi 

IMS 

1888 

I-'..  I 

1,000 
100 
500*0. 
1.000 
1.000 
10.000.4a 
100 
1,000 
1,000 

1st  mortgage,  sinrg  fun.!,  redeemable  at  106.  .  o- 
MM.9t7afMOO.rad.  after  Kay  81.  1898  e- 

N.Y.,  P.L.AT.Co.ABost. 
do              do 
do              do 

Apr.   1,  1926 
June  1,  1918 
Feb.   1.  19O8 
Apr.  1,  1926 
Deo.l5.f96,l?» 
July  1,  19O3 
Oct.    1,  1901 

R»flM«s«s«^:.!:7.  

Con.  M.  oor'ng  Ck.  Term,  mow  1st  lien)  see  teztie* 
•ak-taad  beads  (1st  M.  a*  coat  notdr-n.o-tr 

A  taM92.5o6.000;   redeemed  by  .taking  fund. 
81S5  noo;  sinking  fund  assets,  f  1  4O3.991. 

755 
384 

1--  i 

unt 

V      M 

J       A     .1 

A.  A  O. 

N.  Y.,  Boston  and  Chlo. 
N.Y..  Bk.of  Com.  A  Boat. 
X.Y..  Bk.of  Corn.  A  Bon. 

*  Houlli... 

•-..     W.MU;.  ,  .. 

aa  JuaeUon 


•  Haf  lUim 
•ulaa.  and 


>  CM- 

.  TOML.  398  atUei.  aad  branch 
JuaeUon  6  •Its*.  894  miles:  of  which  ls 
_  LoolavUleA  Nashville  their  Oeeffia*  branch.  46  miles. 
Al*o  operated  soparatoly  the  Hudjmu  vtlle  A  DUabethtown  snd  the 
Troy  TlptonrUle  railroads.  18  miles,  most  of  whoa*  securities  are 


M  forclotore  sale  under  the  satinad  mortgag*.  roaaosslon 
\ngn*t  1  bat  the  reorganlxatloa  will  aot  take  place  till 
«r  In  1997.  O.  O.  4  f.  W.  fint  sMrisMS  anaM*  4m  Fsbraarr.  1899. 
were  paid  Joe  80.  V.  62^.  1176.  The  Padaeah  A  Ettxabelh  bonds 
will  bsTaJdo*  Fob.  1.1897V 

EIB»IM>S.-«IBOS.    )  1995-9.. ..gTosa.  91.740.173;  net. 9939.100. 
July  It.  Feb.  29.     {  1994-6....  gross.    1.559.541;  a**.    - 

AntUL  RBTOBT.— Fiscal  year  ahaagod  to  sad  Jwwsa 
Tfmr—          OrsMSsnu.        jre*        OUssrta*.    /iU..«aj. 

1994-99 93.339.662    9722.263      $4.739    9754.858  def.  937.859 

3.143(411      909.517         7.138      784.179  dot   167.534 
In  189943  gros.JW.410,308 ;  U  1991-93.  92.397.935. 

— (V.  99,  p.  199.  897.) 

Narrow  Caage  ••.— Narrow  g»ar»  road 
Lsnotr.  N.  a.  WO  miles,  of  whtoh  99  mUes  I. 
.  .oreelasnre  HOT.  3. 1999.  at  Chistor,  8.  P..  to  W. 

^^K7^919 


Jotts*  A 


A  Uton  HH.— ROAD— Operates  from  OUoago  to  9L 
»  .  as  CMv.  etc..  ownlag  543  miles  aad  opnrallag  In  all  843 
.  of  WBMB  119  Miles  dMMe  tracked. 

JTUs*. 

gotoJoKt  .. 37 

kAMlSsoorl  Rlr.- 

naloOsdarClty 1O1 

Kaa.  CHySt.  L.  AChlcago- 

Moxtoo to  rsnsasOlty. 163 

Mississippi  Rlrsr  Bridge !•» 

Total  of  all  owned  aadlnuJfTOlb.  atsol) 843 

In 


9loc«— Stock  for  98.185^00  was  sold  to  stockhotoon  at  U4.  to 
nto  93.383.000  off  per  coat  bonds  doe  Jaanary  1.1893.  In  August, 
1998.  the  oo.paay.oM  92.45O.3OO  new  stock  to  stockholders  at 


114  to 


la  any  surplus. 

199ft  to  Dec..  1896 

•  yearly  (2  quar.) 


IBS.— The  aToMo*  OUy  ft.  L**to  *  Oafaay*  Is  teased  In  per- 
Nov.  1,  1H77.  at  natal  of  39  par  osat  of  cross  earnings. 
_  i  held  by  the  U.  ».  Trust  O*.  as  soourttr  for  the  Chicago 
bonds  of  1871.  which  hav«  a  sinking  fnad  (In  1896)  of  8I.LV 
»s»a»oa  stork.  9271.7OO.  of  which  9157.6OO  l«  owned 
Tldoadi  of  7  per  cent  por  annum  were  paid  on  K.  O. 
•  till  Nov.  1. 1994.  andthaa  sosp»Bdid. 
The  JoU*  4  OMMffe  U  iMsod  from  January  1. 1864.  fortho  torm  of  Its 
sartor,  aad  forms  part  of  the  main  Uae.  Rental.  7  por  cent  OB  stook. 


bythec.  AA. 

st.  i.  \<- 


ThaCovaikvM.iriaMMH  to**r  Kg.  was  laasod  In  •srpetiill 

•«4er  the  agreemsnt  of  NOT.  13,  1894.  the  Alton  asm 

•ay.  la  lloa  of  Mots!.,  all  Interest  oa  U«  fin*  aad  ammo1  m 

bond*  aad  their  prlaotDtl  whoa  da*,  also  7  n. a.  nor  annum  on  ti 


lty.  Aug. 
numad  to 

ortgage 


wlr  prlaelpU  whea  doe.  also  7  p.  o.  per  annum  on  tun  vuar- 
rnd^oeluaadaUotoparchaMtheLA  M.R.  unguaranteed 
9295O  per  share  »  idtbr  e  naawn  at  91Opcrsaare.    V. 
- 


re  »  idtbr  e  naawn  at  91Opcrs 
praf  srresl  stock  U  fl.O10.OOO  and    oo 
of  which    have  evnr    paid  dividend*      In  Deo.. 
1MB  of  aagoaraatMd  piofarrad  and  474  ihares  of 
purchased  by  Chicago  A  Alton. 


The  JtttfUijfft  ttftr  Ur*t»  Is  leased  la  perpetuity  from  Deo,  3.  1  877. 
M7a.«.Mjifo.OOOstook<aUowBedbyO.  A  A.)  and  «  p.  e.  en  bonds- 
V.  vi.  ,,  H9Y1  II.  f  , 


_   Alton  lead   has    been   par- 
Ma  having  a  large  local  b«ilBin  between  Chicago  aad 
•Md  lines  an  as  completely  controlled  as  If  owned, 
I*    very    iuasorrativsly    manamd.     no    extensions 
i  built  or  BOW  lines  acquired  of  recent  years. 
IAL  Rar-.K r.-The  aaaaal  BMlMag  to  hold  In  Chicago  the   flrat 

I3.P.347. 


. 
In  April.   Aanaal  rooor*  tor 


was  la  V.  62,  p.  347.  35U.  3A6. 


-   1895.  :-•:  1998  l-.ij. 

Miles  operated  .......       843  -i.  843  -t:i 

Passeagen  ...........  92.134.155  92.Oi3.912  92,900.820  93.351.242 

Preight  ..............    4.389.909  3.881.544  4.373,117  4.9S3.596 

Mail,  expenses,  eto..       378.421  366.78O  392.702  3115,772 

Total  gross  earns...  96.  802,495  96,292,336  97,566.639  97.730.610 

.Veteamlngs  ........  .'92.H19.492  93,683^48  92.910.750  92.922.811 

Other  reeefpsa, 


Prem'soa  newstook. 


211,525 


2  73.0 19 


805,  i  16 
131 


372.  «66 
305.917 


Totalneotpts 93.06I.U17  93.281.3i6  93.316.317  93.501.594 

Rentals  paid 9132.773  9933,987  9958,898  9674.O53 

Oo«atruct.,oaulp..Ac;         18.765  36.318  917,838  333,841 

Interest  on  debt.....       579.618  527..VH  933.O37  801.108 

Dividends 1,778.448  1.739.434  1,593.396  1.4O7.560 

MlinillBIIMna. 34.5O6  168^37  57.342  169.986 

Balance •9336,908      9196.988  sor.972,727  sr.9.016.207 

•  In' addition  82O3.7O5  wa«  paid  for  oM  claim*  to  Wlggtmt  Ferry  Co. 
-(V.  81.  p.  3*0;  V.  62.  p.  34T.   849,  366.  .'>- 


<  hlrauro  ••rlla«ton  A    Northern    HR.— Rout  from  Oregon, 
HI.  toOt  Paul.  Minn-,  343  miles.  Including  trackage  25   miles  (318 
miles  owasd); 
I1L,  17  Bttae;  to 
Jan.1.  l- 
..      cj..  i 


miles  owaod);  ether  trackage.  5  mllen;  owns  from  Fulton  to  Savanna, 
1 11..  17  mile*  branches,  8  miles:  total.  371  miles.  Completed  Aug.,  1886. 
Jan.  1.  1999,  C.  B.  A  Q.  owMd  99,555,600  of  the  stock.  «ee  V.  50, 


Bo»DS.-The  C.  B.  A  Q.  and  Chicago  A  Iowa  give  a  traffic  guarantee 

>r  30  yean  from  '95  of  one  half  of  their  netearnlngs  derived  from  bust  - 

sss  to  aad  from  the  Northern  (to  ba  not  loss  than  91OO.OOO  per  year) 

for  the  retlraaMstt  of  Chicago  BurUngton  A  Northern  Ants  atlOS;  and 

after  March  31. 1899.  the  whole  Issue  BUT  be  retired  at  1O5.    The 

amount  of  ants  outstanding  has  tho*  beoa  reduced  from  99.OOO.OOO 


.  OBtotnadlngl 

to  amount  IB  table.    Bee  dessrtptlon  of  mortgage  In  October,  1896, 
In  January  1897,  New  York  Stook  Exchange 


1. 


gavo  98.24ir.00o"flrst  5s  as  listed. 

ds  ww^t  called  for 


HEj 

- ...  •  .- 


I  for  payment  at  105  on  Feb.  1. 1898, 
retaining  their  bonds  upon  agreeing 
ring  of  the  ulnklng  fund  provlnloo. 


lorest  and  the  waiving  . 

tar  9330.000  war*  Issued  In  1894.    The  debentures  of 
1.   1896,  were  paid  on  that  date,  second 


<  hlraxo  BnrltBxton  A:  Qnlnry  It lt.-/.4w  Jfa, 

ratos  a  «.!  IS<  system  of  road*  extending;  from  Ohloafo 

Ing  9*.  hoi  sad  XtnneaDolts.  Minn..  St.  Louis  and  K , 

Omaha.  Web..  Denver.  Cot.  Cbeyeons.Wyo  .  Blaok  HI1U.  8.  D.,  ai 
lings.  Meat  The  aeoompanylng  map  shows  clearly  the  system. 
tint  IHIM<,  rssasrf,  rte.  jrUsr  Conlntrd~op.»eparatrly. 


.Col 1,046 


practically  ownM. 4.51B 

Chicago  Bart  A  Northern. . . .  U  37 1 
Used  jointly  with  other  Co.'*.    166 


(rasa.  93361.155.  V.  63.  p.  879. 
«M  Jfap.) -ROAD.- Ope  - 
—  TO  westerly,  reaoh- 
Kansas  City,  Mo., 
->..  andBII- 
.     em. 

—op.»eparattly.  1  if  {let. 
Kan.  C.  8t.  J.  *  Ooun.  BlnifsT— 

Kan.  C  to  Conn.  Blnth.eto.  310 
8t.LouUK.AN.W.(allown'd)  225 
Chicago  Burl.  A  Kan.  City ...  236 
Hummton  A  Shen.  inoo  below.)  95 

HannlbalASt.  Joseph 1297 

Marrow-gauge 169 


properties  «r*  separatelr  described  In  this  RnrpLcn BVT. 

i  mUoage  IO3  mllm  srn  already  Included  In  the  "  road  owned 

U"  being  operated  Jointly,  snd  1O3  miles  are  trackage. 


Total  InoL  In  earnings 6.1O2 

Beonnd  track 397 

?0fthto 
and  leased. 

llumeato'n  A  Bbennndoah  §5  miles,  was  purchased  at  foreclosure  sals 
on  March  81.  1896.     V.  62,  p.  635. 

Ac.— This  was  a  consolidation  In  July,  1875.  of  the 

„_ jn  A  Qulncy  In  IlllnoU  and  the.  Burlington  A  Mlmumrt 

River  In  Iowa.  In  I-*so  the  Burlington  A  Mluourl  In  Nebraska  was 
The  leased  lines  are  practically  owned  and  there  Is  no  charge 
Is  In  the  Income  account,  except  as  Interest  on  bond*.  The 
•wnershtp  la  the  other  roads  above-mentioned  Is  In  the  stocks  and 
bonds  thereof,  and  their  accounts  are  kept  separate. 

LABTW.— Only  4H.S2O  acres  remained  unsold  Dec.  31, 1895;  land  notes 
outstanding.  Including  Interest  payable,  937O.437. 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— The  stook  has  been  Increased  for  the  aooulnltton 
of  new  linos,  and  In  19SO  a  distribution  of  20  per  cent  was  made.    Htock 
for  95,593,300  was  sold  at  par  to  stockholders  In  February,  1893. 
DIVIDBXDS.—     >  1881-87  1888  1889  1890    '01    '92   '03    '91   '95    '98 

Percent {  s  yrly.      5        4        5        4U      5      5      4*    4       4 

In  niMJ,  Mar.,  1  p.  o.;  June,  1  p.  o.;  Sept,  1  p.  o.;  Deo.,  1  p.  o. 

Fu*i>«.  —  Included  In  the  bond*  outstanding   In  the  table 


above  are  niiodrv  homU  »f  the  ooinnany  which  am  neld  alive  and 
drawing  Interest  for  account  of  the  various  sinking  funds. 


B  IIIH.— Kor  full  dn<cr!ptl»n  of  each  loan  sne  the  ndltorlnl  article  on 
pages  3  to  6  of  SOri-LKMBXr  of  Oct.,  1896,  nndOiiKovict.a  V.  03. p.  775. 

TBesonsof.  mortgage  at  H7.i  n  f..r  .fl').n  >  ).i>ji).  of  «uum  f 
reserved  to  retire  a  like  amount  of  Ottawa  Oswego  A  Fox. 

> 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT, 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


JANTABY,  1897. 1 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


Subscribers  will  confer  m  great  favor  by  (trine  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 

Mile* 
of 

•aasl 

Date    Size,  or 
of          Par 
Bonds   Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OF  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  Prinol 
pal.  When  Dne 
Sioekt—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  notes 
on  tint  page  of  tables. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

•K^^'tt^^^l* 

(1879 

91,000 

r93.860.000 

5 

A.       O. 

N.Y.,Bk.ofCom.ABost. 

Oct.    1,  1919 

Iowa  Dtv.,  a.  f.  mortgage  4s,  drawn  at  100.  CAT  { 
Sink,  rand  4s  (for  B.  A  T8.  W.)  drawn  at  lOO.cAr" 
Deaverexten.  (collat.  tr.)  b'ds,  s.f.  dr'n  at  lOO.c* 

4l"5 

'  1-7'.. 
1--1 
1881 

1.IMHI 

1,000 
1,000 

(8,260,000 
a  4.3OO.OOO 

4 
4 
4 

A.        O. 
M.        B. 
F.        A. 

do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

Oct.    1,  1919 
Sept.  1,  1921 
Feb.   1,  1922 

Ch.  Burl  A  O.  Debentures  for  Han.  A  St.  Jo  «  tk.c- 
Nebraska  ext-.920.000  p.m.  (s.f.,notdf  n).c-*r 

1,475 

1833 

1--7 

l.OOO 
l.OOOAc 

9,000.000 

H27051.000 

5 

4 

M         N. 
M.       N. 

do             do 
do             do 

May  1,  1913 
May   1,  1927 

121 

1893 

1  000 

2.32OOOO 

5 

F.        A 

Feb    1    1905 

Oaarertible  debenture*  (See  remarks)      ...    ft* 

189O-2 

1OO  Ac. 

15  263,900 

5 

M.        B. 

Sept.  1*  1903 

B.  A  Mo.  RR  In  Neb.  }  Land  grant,  *.  f..  dr.  at  10O  ) 
Con.M914OOOOOO  I  Exempt,  not  dr'n  till  19O8  1 

584 

.  1-7- 

.1-7- 

600  Ac. 
600  Ac. 

e7,7  77,000 
5,000,000 

6 
6 

J.         J. 
J.         J. 

Boston,  Bk.  of  Com'rce. 
do              do 

July  1,  1918 
July  1,  1918 

Burl.  A  Mo.  RR.  In  Neb.,*,  f.  for  At.*Neb.RR.«rk.  . 

1880 

1..I.MI 

d3.347.000 

4 

J.         J. 

do              do 

Jan.   1,  1910 

Rep.  VaL  R-.lst  M.g.,(dr.at  10O)s.f.,914,OOO  yr-ly.e 
Ottawa  Oswego  A  Fox  River.  1st  mortgage  ....«• 
A  tee-  ANeb..  IstM.,  At.  to  Lin.,  Neb.  etc..  gnar.c- 
Id  mort.  on  Atch.  A  Neb.  RR.  (1st  M.  on  bridge) 

90 
70 
146 

1879 

1-7.. 
1-7- 
1--7 

"l.lKNJ 

100  Ac. 

el,078,400 
1,076,000 
1.125,000 
See  text. 

6 

7 

6 

J.         J. 
J.         J. 
M.        8. 
J.        D. 

Boston,  Bk.  of  Com'rce. 
N.Y.,  F.L.  AT.Co.  A  Bort. 
Boston,  Bk.  of  Com'rce. 
Boston. 

July  1,  1919 
July  1,  19OO 
Mob.  1,  1908 
Deo.   1,  1927 

Liac-n  A  H  .  W.  BB-lstM.  guar..  s.f.1  n.c..not  or-  n.  . 
C.  B.  *  Q.  itftewt-K.  /..  teokuk  m  X.W.  1st  M  ... 
0*4c  *  muH  lUinoit    Com  stock  (91  5.OOO  p  mile) 

73 

1880 

1890 

1,000 

"ibo 

600,000 
Bee  text. 
6,197,800 

6 

J.         J. 
F.        A. 

Boston,  Co.'s  Office. 
Boston,  C.  B.  A  Q.  office 

Jan.   1.  1910 
Feb.  1,  1930 

Preferred  stock,  6  per  cent  (910.OOO  per  mile)  

100 

4330.7OO 

See  text. 

Q.—  J. 

N.Y.,  Hanover  Nat.  B'k 

Jan  'J  '97  m% 

1st  mort.  (a.  f  .  930  000  BO  drawing*}  ' 

107 

1877 

'.'HI      A.' 

2989.OOO 

0 

J         D. 

N.Y.,4th  Nst  Bk  A  Boat. 

Deo    1    1907 

Danville  A  Grape  Creek  RB--lst  ft.",  assumed,  .c- 

7 

1880 

1.000 

119.000 

6 

M.       N. 

Boston.  Globe  Nat.  Bk. 

May   1.   1920 

SilHiitsI  n    lit  mortgage  ...                      .......e* 

15 

1881 

l.OOO 

1O3.OOO 

6 

J.         D.  N.Y..  Fourth  N»t_  Rank.  1  nnn.   1.   1»31 

ConsoL  mortgage  (for  9fl.obb.o6b).  gold  s.  f  c- 
OaUaleral  trust  bonds,  sinking  fund  <- 

117 

1884 

1--7 

1.000 

1,000 

1,788,000 
42.000 

6  g. 

A.        O. 
F.        A. 

N.  Y.,  Central  Tr.*  Bos. 
X.  Y..  Central  Trust  Co. 

Oct.    1,  1934 
Feb.  1,  1911 

Okie.  A  Ind.  Coal-  1st  M.  935.0OO  p.  BL,  assumed,  c' 

174 

1887 

i--.; 

l.OOOAc 
1.000 

7,937.000 
4,626,000 

5 
5 

M.       N. 
J.         J. 

do              do 
N.  Y.,  Met  Trust  Co. 

Nov.  1,  1937 
Jan.   1,  1936 

The  C.  B.  A  Q.  sinking  fund*  for  the  several  loa 

ns  re*  pectlr 

ely  held 

alive  Jan.  1. 

1896,  of  the  bon 

ds  given  above  as  outst 

andlng:  Of  a, 

9030.000:  a.*!.  566.800:  c.83.»59,400(Jan.,'97); 
095.000:  k.92.390.000. 

St.  91.  595,00  '  >:  e.  -*-'7  3.6OO.  Also  c 

anceledb 

onds  not  Included  above,  f,  814 

0.000;   g,  93,- 

Rlvrr  guaranteed  bonds.  The  consols  are  a  nrnt  mortgage  or  flrst 
collateral  lien  OB  755  mils*  of  road  In  Illinois  and  on  Chicago  terminal 
tJ.  aad  OB  payment  of  81.O76.0OO  Ottawa  O.wego  A  Fox 
bonds  July  1. 1900.  will  emliraee  Its  68  Bute*  additional. 
/OOT  MvWM  bond*  are  a  flrst  mortgage  oa  the  main  line  In 
Barllaglon  to  East  Plattemouth  on  the  Mo.  Rlrer.  278  miles, 
miles  of  branches:  they  are  also  a  Orst  collateral  lien  on  4'.>0 
aeass  and  eJBmlles  of  tieemt  track.  These  bond*  nave  a 


The   .. 
lows  from 
and  on  122 
•Ulenof 

sinking  funds!  1%  per  eeat 
eabtMt  to  call  at  100.  the  5s  at  l 


the  4s  are 
.In  line  and  branches 


covered  ".hall  sot  exceed  In  the  aggregate  9OO  mllr,."  at  9I6.OOO 
per  mile:    on  second  track  (of  which  Jan.   1.  1894,  there 


were  86 


mile*)  may  he  Issue*  an  additional  fU.OOO  per  mile. 

The  /tt«Mr  Exteaaioa  bonds  can  be  la»riass<  only  for  seeoad  track 
at  *  10,000  per  mile. 

Ae  euUsseral  treat  JTsirarte  SS*HM<*»  boads  of  1987(ir*w  - 


Trust  Co..  of  Mass.. 
and  910.00O  par  auto  tar 
\  i.xrarlof  deed  V.  45.D.  441. 


at  930.0OO  per  mil*  for  siagle 
track  oa  not  STCCSitlng  1.5OO  miles. 


i<jrisMiiHkTr«s)jriirei>SMi»si(.mortg»g«ef  18781s  for 
.endUnowalstM.  or  1st  collateral  Uea:  all  except  tae 
>of  Ml  ns<  bonds  are  subject  to  call  for  the  sis  king  fund  at 
aar.  9203.600  baring  bMB  retired  la  1894.    The  "  exempt  "  bond*  may 
t«  oaUed  artsr  1909T 

The  5  f«r  ami  •iliiilnrii  of  18>0  aad  1893  are  emesrelH*  into  stock. 
r  tfaas)  jrtor  to  December  1.  19O2,  except  when  books  are  closed. 
5  of  Us  BcmasiEVT  for  Oct..  1896. 
y  b*  drawni  before  maturity  at 


Interest,  as  stated  la  the  table  above. 


OmaAt,  roAiom.—  The  Chicago  Borllagtoa  *  Qnlac 
fees  been  one  of  the  most  yi  IBUhfi  la  tae  country.  as  Its 
traaeaaa  Mbutary  to  the  aula  llac  were  bnUt  Into  ckrteea 


Qnlacy  Railroad 


of  the  principal  article*  carried 

_._- ,  , „  _-jrdlng  to  the  *iie  of  the  crop. 

The  company's  staking  faads  hare  msOsa  to  Jaa.  1,  1896.  over 
916.000.000.      With  this  money  about  97.OOO.OOO  of  the  company's 
beads  havebeea  aaaislia.  while  the  remainder  ef  Ike  each  not  sVusod 
beaeat  of  tke  several  slaklag  fund  loans 
alive  drawing    Interest  aad  are  therefor* 
aadtasfoeM.    la  1896  Ike  aggregate 
l.OOO.  of  which  about  8?'K).'HX> 


has 

fc  beads 


beea  Invested 


nvested  for  the 
that  are  held 


la  the 


89.000.000 

wbleha, 


„   fund  aad  the  balance 
merely  as  part  Interest  en  funded  debt. 

•  931.9iO.UOU;  of  this  amount 
Hannibal  A  St.  Joseph,  from 


•Mttseasvet 


la  reretred  (see  that  company),  while  9>  .047.OOO 
her  steeks  aad  91S.263.0OH  for  lejproremente, 


aise««.  ea  Ike  ether  haul,  the 
-««i  ifaaBibal  A  Ht.  Joseph  stock 


panr 

*i«.ve 


owns 
meu- 


oaat  ef  Mocks  aad  heads,  a  list  of  the  same  being 
778  aad  877.    The  road  owned  oaliunded  ami  the 
are  all  owned  were  la  18»6.  as  fellows : 

1MB] 

; 


a  V.  63.  p.  775. 

«ala  beads  9o47j>OO,  Jaa.  1;  QaneyAltoYA  Stil*.  9rst  5*'«7lu!uoo'. 
Feb.  1 :  Omaha  A  9.  W.  nr*t  6*  966D.OOO,  June  1.  and  »!iraska  Ky. 
7*8949^)00.  Oct.  1. 

EABXIXO*.— From  Jaa.  1  to  Kov.  3O  (11  months)  earnings. 


. 
Including  U 


11  met.       Orsss.  '  ~  get.  Okmrmte. 

1896  ..931,221,403          9U.649  8tO 
1993...   30,736.470  MM    t  •• 

For  year  ending  June  90, 1896,  see  V.  63,  p.  877. 


n-tlanre. 
9-'."" 
1,7- 


AmrcAL  Rtrnrr.- fleeal  year  cads  Dee.  31 


•- 

T"  H 


r*arcit*1.IkK.31-  1895. 

~e»  •aerated 

.  _ .  grsessej  as.  984374. 192 
Oper.  exv.  A  tax.  16.7 1O.539 

Wetesrnlng.  98.143.653 

' 

It't  ...rt.n,.-,  s-   |..  :  .      t 

toV  A  ftrh't"  .    l.H  15.942 

IB.AM.LIT.  41.173 


18M 

834.667.132 

:•.  .-i  •••  I 


Annual  meeting  Is  held 
iill«hi-d  at  much 
operations  for 
only  In  -other 

D 

•  -  .  :  18M 

5,5tHf  5,556 

831,042,969  933.002.394 

21.224.504  22,469,011 


*-.  •  :  M  I 


810.533,383 


(66-02)  (68-37)  (68'O8) 

9***ajOM       80,818.465     610..-. 


1.771,092 


, 

i  -•-!.-<  m 


73J26 


1O8.422 


188.572 


910.610.476     910395,444     911,697,979     612.OO3.773 


189ft.  !-••!. 

Rentals  paid....  9229.860  9264,971 
Interest  on  debt  6,572,627  6,492.429 
Dividends..... (4)  3,280.108(4%)3.895.128 

Car.tosluk'grd.      76O.243  77.;.  .-7 


1898.        .-. 

9810,260     9314.573 

6.538,911          6,113,738 

(5)  3.960.252  (5)  3.819,922 

765,090  765,186 


Balance  ......  def.  8232.362def.91,O3O,471    sur.9123,466    sur.9990,354 

-(  V.  63.  p.  458,  77S.  793.  877.  1114. 

<  M.  ago  tc  F.m.lrrn  Illinois  RR.—  fSee  Hap.)—  Operate*  road 
(double  track  to  Danville.  1O6  miles)  from  Chicago,  ni.,to  Terre  Haute, 
Ind..  aad  the  bituminous  coal  flelds.  (USee  this  oo.) 


Line*  SHIMS!  <»  fee.  MUa. 

Dolton  to  Altamont.  Ill 

RossrlUeto  Sldell.  Ill 34 

Momeaee  to  Ind.  State  line— 

June.  Chic,  A  Ind.  Coal  Ky.  11 
Clssna  June,  to ClMna  Park...  11 
ChJe.4IndianaOoalDlr.,Braill 

to  La  Crosse,  In.l..  et« 182 

Donbletraek. /at 

Bide  tracks 117 


Proprietary  line*  (totted.) 
Evans.  T.H.  A  Chlo.  RR..1T....   40 

Ind.  Block  Coal  RR  .............    13 

Ch.  Pad.  A  Memphls- 

Altamont  to  Marion  ..........   90 

Tratkaat,  tie, 

Otter  Greek  Juno,  to  Terre  H..     6 
Dotton  to  Chicago,  Ch.  AW.  Ind.   17 


Total  operated  Feb.  1, 1897. .637 
HisTOBT.  LIASES.  Ao.— Reorganixed  under  existing  title  September 
1.1877.  On  June*.  1894,  formally  consolidated  with  the  Chicago  * 
Indiana  Coal  RR.  Bee  V.  58,  p.  987.  Also  owns  control  of  Eransvllle 
Terra  Bant*  *  Chicago  RR.  and  91.OOO.OOO  stock  of  the  Chicago  * 
Western  Indians -which  aae,  baring  all  the  local  traffic  of  the  latter 
road  from  Dolton  Into  Chicago.  In  January,  1890,  a  ten-year  tradio 
contract  was  made  with  the  Kvansrllle  *  Terre  Haute  tor  the  opera- 
tion of  a  through  line  t~tweaa  Chicago  and  Bran-Mile.  V.  55.  p.  995 

in  i i -••••..  tti.-  c  A  i:   i  BBBBBJI  i  |... ;..n  ..,-  rn..  Ohloago  I-.I.IM 

cah  *  Memphis,  which  It  will  merge  in  the  spring  of  1897  and  ri- 
lls bonds.    A  connection  from  Bhelbyrllle  to  Altamont,    25 


miles,  was  built  and  consols  Issued  thereon.    (V.  63.  p.  1 158.) 

CtrTTAL  8n>cK.— The  common  stock  Is  entitled  to  all  surplus  after  6 
per  eeat  oa  the  preferred  stock.  In  addition  to  the  amount.,  outstand- 
ing In  the  table.  9--MS8.8OO  common  and  8407.  loo  preferred  were  held 


la  the  company's  treasury  June  SO.  1899. 

IMVII.KKD*—      (1888  '89  '90  -91 

onpref..p.  e.    }   7«t  6  6s.          4% 


•92  to  Jan.'97.  Inol. 
6  p.  o.  yearly 


Bovoa.  OOAJLUrnaB,  Aa— The  Chicago  A  Eastern  Illinois  guaran- 
tees the  Interest  on  Eraasrille  Terre  Haute  A  Chicago  laau->»  (see  that 
company)  aad  Interest  on  8150.OOO  Indiana  Block  Coal  1st  7s. 

Tae  ftiurml  eonttHdulei  mortgage  of  1887  (trustee.  Central  Trust 
Company)  provides  for  the  retirement  of  96.O42.000  prior  bonds  and 
for  Issue  of  bonds  on  new  road  at  918.0OO  per  mile  for  single  track 
also  for  bend*  for  equipment  at  »7.OOO  per  mile  and  for  double  track  at 
98.OOO  per  mile.  These  bonds  are  a  .Mrs/mortgage  on  151  miles  of  road. 
Including  the  line  from  Roserllle  via  Bldell  to  Altamont,  etc.,  also  on 
equipment  ralued  at  9.2.3A3.OOO.  and  upon  real  estate  In  Ohloago  cost- 
ing over  91.2OO.ooo.    They  also  cover  1OO  miles  of  double  track  from 
Danville  to  Dolton.  111.,  and  rest  of  property  subject  to  prior  Ileus.    As 
to  Chicago  Padneab  A  Memphis,  see  above. 

G'Aieeyo  4  Indiana  Coal  ftrtt  mortgage  of  1886  (trustees.  Metropolitan 
Frost  Company  and  R.  B.  r.  Pierce)  U  for  9LOOO.OOO  on  road  from 
Veddo  to  BrasU  and  92S.OOO  per  mile  (97,000  of  this  for  equipment) 
for  extensions;  second  track.  98.0OO  per  mile.  The  bond*  hare  been 
assumed  by  the  C.  A  E.  I. 

OUTKBAL  PWAKCBS.— This  company  own*  most  of  the  capital  stock 
of  the  Brazil  Block  Coal  Co..  and  carries  all  Its  coal.  It  carries  also 
the  coal  of  the  Orape  Creek  region.  It  ha*  bought  within  a  few  yean 
terminal  property  In  Chicago  worth  over  91.2OO.OOO.  In  May.  IH'.ltf, 
«fl  l.OOO  consols  was  Issued  for  branches.  On  June  30.  1896,  nay  rolls 
ana  current  accounts  were  93O4.765;  "other  liabilities,"  (807,856. 
Cask  on  hand,  9130.729;  bills  and  account*  receivable,  9310,263. 

EiBXixos.— For  6  months,  July  1  to  Deo.  31 : 

6  montht—         One*.  Net.  In  If  ml.          Bal.,  turn. 

1896 92,092,924  9783..VH)  9483,140  929H.42O 

1895 2,215,420  835,624  486,274  349,350 

AIOCCA L  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  3O.  Annual  meeting  ls  held 
In  Chicago  on  the  first  Wednesday  in  June.  The  annual  report  for 
1895-96  was  In  V.  63,  p.  455.  The  company  receives  low  rates  for  Its 
freight,  the  rate  per  ton  per  mile  being  54-100  of  a  cent  In  189596; 
59TOO  in  1894-95;  63-1OO  In  1893-94  and  59-1OO  of  a  cent  In  1802-03. 
Of  the  traffic  about  H4  per  cent  in  year  1893-94  was  coal. 

Tear  end.  June  3O.         1896.  IBM  !-•'!  l-:i:i. 

Miles  operated 522  Ul  516  !-• 

Gross  earnings 94.014.624    93,667.869    93.86O.115    94.440,950 

Oper.  exp.  A  taxes...   2.433.888      2.508,371       2.4O0.710      2.990,314 


Neteamlngs 91,580.736    91.159.498 

P.  c.  op.  ex.  to  earns..      (6O-62)          (68-:N) 
Met(lncl.otb.tnoome).91,735,3MO    91,329,151 

Interest  paid 968,995          962,901 

Rental* 234,478          234,959 

Div.  on  pref.  stock  .  .  (6)  289,842    (6)  289,842 


91.450,405 

(62-48) 
91^76,091 

942.788 

238.756 

(6)28(1.914 


91,456,644 
(67'24) 

91.523,386 
913.016 
221,071 

(6)  283,986 


Ralanoe sr.9242.O65  df.9158..tol  sr.«l07.«34  sr.*lO.1.313 

-(V.  61,  p.  6O9  ;  V.  62.  p.  988.  1039;  V.  63,  p  226,  228,  4S5,  1 158.) 


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immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  1 

TTCTWBTZflT  r»"R  T»TVTT>EN"Dfl. 

rabies. 

RAILROADS. 
»»r  •»!•»•*•«»  of  column  heading*.  Ac.,  §ee  note* 
on  Bnt  page  of  tablee. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

pal,  When  Doe. 
Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

OMnwe  4  «r»»-8took  (all  held  by  Krle).  ........... 
litfi..  iold.  Intercut  mar.  till  principal  U  paid,  .c' 
lieoaie  bond,  for  910,000.000  5  p.  o.  non-oum... 

249 
240 

1800 
1890 

I*KH 
1891 

*loo 
l.ooo 
l.OOO&o 

$100,000 

1  '-',000,  (100 

10,000,000 

300,000 
1,313,000 

74,750 
6,600,000 
546.000 
5,454,000 
6,000,000 
2.823.150 
8,121,300 
3,509,800 
61,208 
6,587,000 
4,569,400 
7,444,190 
20,809,145 
1,207,405 
969,697 

5  ft. 

Mostly 
5g. 
5  g. 

M.  A  N. 
owned 
J.  &  J. 
J.   A   J. 

New  York,  Erie  RR. 
by  Erie  RR. 
New  York,  Erie  RR. 

May   1,  1982 
Oct.   1,  1982 
July,  1918 
1911 

oSS^fori  UaHiZn*  btt  Hoiiut-  IM  mort  .gold 

.... 

1,000 

flMMW  A  Or«M4  JV»m*-8toclr  

66 
327 
327 
815 

1880 

1H80 

1HS-J 

1889 

500.U'. 
£100<&c 
l.OOOAo 

6 
B 
5 
5  g. 
4  per  an. 
4  scrip. 
No  infM 

J.   A  J. 
J.    ,v    J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A  J. 

5  N.  Y.  Agency,  Bk.  of 
)    Montreal  ALondon. 
N.  Y.,  Bk.  of  Montreal. 
tf.Y.,Lon.  A  Amsterdam 
London.R.  Benson  A  Co. 
do              do 

Jan.   1,  1910 
Jan.    1,  19OO 
Jan.   1.  1922 
Jan.  1,  1934 

Jan.15,'97,2% 
Jan.  15,'97,2«& 

UtBoruam  forW.OOO.OOO.f  (cur.)  A*  c*r 
M  atm  li  i  tci  (currency)  o  ** 

«rflTwa!^8t.P.^UC.6.pr.loan.r^.atl05.aMUin 

100 

too 

100 
100 

Do.  dividend  In  acrlp  
Debenture  »crlp  (not  Interest-bearing)  
Preferred  §10011  A,  5  per  cent,  gold  

Do.  dlTldend  In  icrlp...  •••vji-ivA  
Pref.  stock  B.4  per  cent  9K>.OOO,OOO  
Common  «tock.  930,000,000  --• 
C.  St.  P.  *  K.  C.  equip,  lease  wai-rant*.  assumed. 
Bterltn*  loan  note*  (no  mort.).  *2OO,000,  (OML.. 
CAw-.  Hammond  *  IV«<«-n-Utmort.,$2,5o6,OOO. 
OkU.  J*nt.  Rr*.  *  V*.  81k.  Ford-See    MISCBLLAN 
Okie,  Kulamcuoo  *  &viiw»-8tock  (92,000,000  an.) 
lit  M.,  9a28.000.g5ld.  sublect  to  call  at  103...  0> 
Ckiraao  Miticaukre  *  SI.  Paul—  Common  Block. 
Preferred  stock  7  per  cent  yearly,  not  cumulative  . 
Milwaukee  A  St.  Paul  loans- 
Iowa  A  Minn.  1st  H.  convert.  Into  pf.  stock.  .0* 
Prairie  du  Chlen  1st  M.  (Mil.  to  Pr.  du  Chlen)  .0* 
2d  mortgage,  convertible  Into  pref.  stock  ..c* 
Iowa  A  Dakota  1st  M.,  conv.  Into  pref.  stock,  .'o 
River  Dlv.  (8t.P.AC.>  1st  M.  con.  Intopf.stk.g.o* 
HuUn£»  A  Dakota  1st  M.,  conv.  into  pref.  st'k 

BODS 
45 

230 
195 
195 
126 
129 

1896 
1897 

COMPA 

1895 

1867 
1868 
1K08 
1869 
1872 

100 
100 

siooAc 

7 
6g, 

M'thly. 
Sem-an. 

New  York  City. 
London.R.  Benson  &  Co. 

1897-1901 

1901 

"l899" 

NIKS. 
100 
1,000 
100 
100 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
1,000 

$A  £ 

450,000 
225,000 
46,027,261 
27,285,900 

1,736,000 
3,674,000 
1,106,000 
434,000 
3,796,500 
89,000 

6g. 
See  text. 
7  per  an. 

7 
8 
7-3 

7 

?" 

J.  A  D. 
A.  &  O. 
A.  A  O. 

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

Detroit,  Union  Tr.  Co. 
N.Y.Offlce,30  Broad  St. 
do             do 

do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
London  and  New  York 
N.Y.Offlce.30  Broad  St 

Dec.   1,  190O 
Oct.  21,  1896 
Oct.  21,1896 

July  1,  1897 
Feb.  1,  1898 
Feb.  1,  1898 
July  1,  1899 
Jan.  1,  1902 
Jan.   1,  1903 

Chicago  &  Krle  RR.— (See  Jfap  SricRIi.)— Owns  from  Marion,  O., 
to  Hammond,  Ind.,  *49  miles,  and  leases  trackage  over  Chicago  4 
WMtern  Indiana  to  Chicago,  20  miles.  Practically  merged  into  the 
Erie  RR.  Co. 

BOKD8.— The  flnt  mortgage  (trustees  Central  Trust  Co.  and  Edward 
Daniels)  covers  249  miles  of  road,  the  contract  with  the  Chicago  A 
Western  Indiana,  $1,000,000  of  that  company's  stock  and  $240,000 
•took  of  Chicago  Belt  Ry.  See  f  lUl  abstract*  of  mortgages  in  V.  51,  p. 
911  to  913.— (V.  59,  p.  781,  965;  V.  81,  p.  559,  750.) 

Chicago  Fort  RladUon  tc.  Dee  JHolnee  Ry.— Road  completed 
froni  Fort  Madison  to  Ottumwa,  la.,  71  miles.  In  December,  1892. 
Capital  stock  June  30,  1896— authorized,  $5,000,000:  outstanding 
91.97O.2OO;  par,  $100;  the  funded  debt  was  $1,387,750,  of  which 
•74,750  was  Income  bonds;  current  liabilities  were  $29,009.  In  year 
ending  June  30. 1896,  gross,  95,961;  net.  $31,759;  interest  ($65,650, 
of  which  50  per  cent  was  paid  with  Income  bonds),  $32,825 ;  balance, 
deficit,  $1,066.  In  1894-95,  gross,  $91,809;  net,  $32,614. 

f 'till-ago  it  Grand  Trunk  II  y.— Owns  from  Port  Huron,  Mich.,  to 
Eladon,  326  miles;  leases  Grand  Trunk  Junction  Railroad,  4  miles,  and 
trackage  Chicago  A  West.  Indiana,  *>  miles ;  total.  335  miles.  Stock, 
96,600,000  In  $100  shares.  The  Grand  Trunk  of  Canada 
give*  a  traffic  guarantee  of  30  per  cent  of  gross  earnings.  Third 
mortgage  for  96,000,000  was  authorized  in  April,  1893,  but  will  not  be 
Issued  to  the  public.  On  Jan.  1, 1895,  bills  payable  were  $80,100;  int. 
due  Jan.  1,  $223, 499;  sundry  outstanding  accounts  and  wages,  $1,- 
742383,  against  which  the  company  had  cash  $110,622;  "sundry 
aaseu,"  9417,704,  and  outstanding  traffic  balance,  $129,322. 

EAMIXOS.— (11  num.). >  1896 Gross,  $2,859,436;  net,  $251,508 

Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30.  $1895 Gross,  2,529,746;  net,  85,628 

For  year  ending  Dec.  31, 1895,  gross  earnings  were  $2,796,178;  net, 
999.371:  Interest  on  bonds,  $660,OOO;  rentals,  etc..  $211,172;  balance, 
detl,-n>771.-(H.  cif  wl.icli  *(ii;o.oo<>  was  paid  by  <;  i  and  Trunk  of  Can- 
ada under  traffic  agreement;  deticlt  carried  forward,  $324,640.  In 
1894  gross,  $2,731,749 ;  net,  $15,988.  (V.  60,  p.  794.) 

Chicago  Great  Western  THy.—ISct  Map.)—  ROAD.— Operates  the 
"Maple  Lear'  route,  radiating  from  Oelwein,  la.,  northerly  to  St.  Paul, 
easterly  to  Chicago  and  southerly  to  Kansas  City,  and  embracing  : 

Omud  by  deed—  Miles.  \  Trackage,  rtc.  Miles. 
Ohio.  St.  P.  A  Kan.  City  Ry.—  |  St.  Paul  to  Minneapolis 11 

Chicago  to  8t.  Paul,  Minn.,  I  Chicago  terminals 10 

and  St.  Joseph,  Mo 690  I  Dubuque  to  Aiken 16 

Branches  to  Hiiyticlil,  etc — 125  |  DesMolnes  terminals 3 

Owtudin/te—  Leavenworth  to  Kansas  City..  44 
Bee  Creek  to  Beverly 23  |  Sycamore  to  DeKalb,  111 6 


Total  operated 928 

The  Leavenworth  Terminal  Ry.  &  Bridge  Is  used  into  Leavenworth. 

HISTORY.— The  Chicago  St.  Paul  A  Kansas  City  was  organized  in 
May,  1886.  and  In  December,  1887,  merged  with  Minnesota  A  North 
western,  chartered  in  1854.  First  mortgage  coupons,  Jan.  1,  1890, 
to  July  1, 1892,  inclusive,  were  funded  into  priority  loan  for  $2,823,- 
150.  In  August,  1892,  reorganized  per  plan.  Vol.  55,  p.  856.  Each 
91.OOO  of  Minn.  A  N.  W.  and  Chi.  St.  P.  A  K.  C.  first  mort  bonda  was 
given  $500  debenture  stock  and  $6OO  pref.  "A"  stock. 

OBOAHIZATIOX. — On  Sept.  7, 1893,  the  company  having  become  the 
owner  of  over  97  per  cent  of  the  1st  mortgage  bonds  and  over  99  per 
cent  of  the  general  mortgage  bonds,  acquired  by  deed  the  title  of  the 
Chicago  St.  Paul  A  Kansas  City  Ry.  (815-67  miles),  subject  to  the 
mortgagee,  the  bonds  which  it  owns  being  kept  alive.  It  also  acquired 
the  title  to  the  Leav.  A  8t  Joseph  Ry.  (23  miles),  which  Is  unencumbered 

BBCtnunu.— Total  authorized  la«ues  of  new  securities:  Debenture 
(took  guaranteed  4  p.  o.,  $15,000,000;  preferred,  A.  $15,000,000;  B 
910,000.000;  common  stock,  $30,000,000. 

The  holders  of  debenture  and  preferred  A  stock  appoint  the  finance 
committee,  which  exercises  general  supervision  of  the  company's 
finance*.  Additional  securities  of  said  Issues  can  be  put  out,  but  only 
with  consent  of  a  majority  of  both  said  classes  of  stock  present  at  ameet- 
Inr.  Securities  of  other  issues  having  a  lien  prior  to  preferred  A  can  be 
created,  but  only  with  consent  of  two-thirds  of  both  classes.  The  sev- 
eral dame*  In  case  of  liquidation  will  have  principal  paid  in  gold  ac- 
cording to  their  priority  right  to  dividends. 

Debenture  stock  outstanding  June  3O,  1896,  on  which  dividends 
are  payable  ID  cash,  $8,121,300;  In  scrip,  $3,509,800;  yet  issuable 
In  exchange  for  C.  St.  P.  A  K.  C.  first  mortgage  bonds.  $180)000 ;  issuec 
In  trust  to  Finance  Committee  for  redemption  of  interest  warrants 
and  scrip.  9l.488.900.  On  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange  in  October,  1896, 
913.297.fKX)  debenture  stock  had  been  listed.  Preferred  stock  A  on 
whlru  dividends  are  payable  In  cash,  $0,587,000 ;  in  scrip,  $4,569,400 ; 
Isiuable  for  Ont  mort.  bonds  $216.000. 

Debentitrr  Hrnp.—  Out«tnndlng  June  30, 1896,  $61,272;  issuable  In 
payment  of  Interest,  as  It  matures,  on  debenture  stock,  and  dividends 
r erred  stock,  $690,424.    The  lerlp  bears  no  Interest. 

Sterling  Lnin.—ln  January,  1896,  the  company  secured  a  loan  of 
4200,000  without  collateral,  of  which  £70,OOO  was  for  the  purpose 
of  paying  loan  due  In  1896  and  £130,000  for  reducing  grades  and 
general  Improvements  to  the  property.— (V.  63,  p.  399,  702  ) 


GENERAL  FINANCES.— In  April,  1894,  debenture  stockholders  and 
preferred  •' A"  stockholders  were  asked  to  subscribe  in  the  amount  of 
[2*3  p.  o.  of  their  holdings  of  these  stocks  to  additional  debenture  stock 
at  80  p.  c.  Stockholders  so  subscribing  to  receive  their  Interest  and 
dividends  in  cash;  those  not  subscribing  1  o  receive  Int.  and  divs.  in 
debenture  scrip  until  12^  p.  c.  of  their  holdings  has  been  so  received. 
— V.  63,  p.  399.  The  Merchants'  Warehouse  Co.  was  incorporated  in 
Oct.,  1896,  to  build  warehouses  for  storing  grain  along  the  Chicago 
Great  Western.  It  is  an  entirely  separate  enterprise.— V.  63,  p.  968. 

DIVIDENDS -The  company  paid  interest  on  all  debenture  stock  In 
cash  1893,  4  p.  c.,  and  in  cash  to  holders  subscribing  and  in  scrip  to 
non-subscribers  in  1894,  4  p.  c.;  in  1895,  4  p.  c.;  in  1896,  4  p.  c.;  in 
1697,  January,  2  p.  o.  No  dividend  on  preferred  to  January,  1897. 

FLOATING  DEBT. — On  June  30. 1896,  temporary  loan  from  operating 
accounts  was  $22 1,449.  Debenture  scrip  for  $680,347  is  issuable  in 
payment  of  interest  and  dividends,  as  they  mature,  to  holders  who 
did  not  subscribe  as  above. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— Calendar  year  1896,  gross,  $4,652,032,  against 
$4,089,572  in  1895. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Report  for  1895-98 
was  given  In  V.  63,  p.  399,  showing : 

Tear  ending  June  30.                           1896.  1895.  1894. 

Averagemlleageownedandoper'd        927  922  922 

Total  gross  earnings $4,709,820  $3,636,098  $4,011,710 

Operating  expenses  and  taxes...     3,454,243  2,936,749  3,002,897 


$699,349    $1,008,812 

$621,296       $545,82S 

448,616          454,963 


Net  income $1,255,577 

Interest $656,982 

Rentals 436,602 

Balance sur.$161,993  df.$370,563     sur.$8,026- 

A.  B.  Stlckney,  President,  St.  Paul,  Minn.  New  York  Transfer  office, 
18  Wall  St.— (V.  62,  p.  1136;  V.  63,  p.  399,  559,  702,968  ) 

Chicago   Hammond  &  'Western   It  It.— A   belt  line   around 
Chicago  from  Whiting  to  La  Grange,  111.,  about  23  miles.    Extension 
to  Franklin  and  Desplaines  is  proposed.     The  Terminal  RK.  from 
Chappell  to  Union  Stock  Yards  is  operated  by  C.  H.  &.  W.— see  Mich  1- 
gan  Central. 

Intersects  nearly  all  the  roads  entering  the  city.  From  Blue  Man  4 
to  La  Grange  the  tracks  of  the  old  Calmuet  Terminal  are  used  under  a 
long"time  lease. 

Capital  stock,  $1,500,000.    The  mortgage  is  to  be  for  $2,500,000. 

President  and  General  Manager,  J.  P.  Lyman,  218  La  Salle  Street, 
Chicago,  I11.-(V.  62,  p.  778  ;  V.  63,  p.  356,  793;  V.  64,  p.  135. ) 

Chicago  Kalamazoo  &  Saglnaw  Ry.— Projected  from  Kala- 
mazoo,  Mich.,  to  Saglnaw,  Mich.,  125  miles,  of  which  45  miles. 
Kalamazoo  to  Woodbury,  in  operation.  In  December,  1895,  $450.000 
stock  was  outstanding.  The  first  mortgage  is  for  $225,000  to  Union 
Trust  Co.  of  Detroit,  as  trustee,  and  covers  44  miles  of  road.  The 
bonds  are  subject  to  call  at  any  interest  period  upon  "payment  of  an 
amount  equal  to  six  mouths'  interest  on  said  bonds  as  a  premium  for 
such  payment."  In  1893  gross,  $53,514 ;  net,  $18,450.— V.  61,  p.  1063 

Chicago  Milwaukee  dc  St.  Paul  Ky.— (See  Map.)— Operates 
from  Chicago  westerly  to  Omaha,  Neb.,  and  Kansas,  City.  Mo.,  with 
lines,  traversing  Wisconsin,  Minnesota  and  the  Dakotas,  including:— 


Road.  Miles. 

Lines  owned  (of  which  11 
miles  owned  jointly)  in- 
cluding Milw.  A  Northern, 
426milea 6,151 


Road.  Miles. 

Trackage 61 

2nd  A  3rd  tracks 21ft 

Controlled,  over,  separately. 
Des  M.  No.  &  Western 150 


HISTORY,  Ac.— The  Milwaukee  A  St.  Paul  RR.  Co.  was  organized  May 
5. 1863,  and  on  Feb.  11, 1874,  took  its  present  name.  The  system  has> 
since  been  greatly  extended  by  the  construction  and  acquisition  of 
other  lines.  The  stock  of  the  Milwaukee  A  Northern  was  acquired  in 
September,  1890,  in  exchange  for  common  stock,  and  in  Sept.,  1893, 
the  sale  of  the  M.  A  N.  to  the  St.  Paul  was  ratified.  In  August,  1894, 
a  controlling  interest  in  the  Des  Moines  Northern  A  Western  had  been 
acquired.  The  road  will  be  operated  separately.  V.  59,  p.  228. 

CAPITAL  STOCKS.— The  preferred  stock  has  a  prior  right  over  the 
common  stock  to  a  dividend  of  not  over  7  per  cent  from  net  earnings  in 
each  year,  but  If  not  earned  it  has  no  cumulative  right.  After  payment 
3t  7  per  cent  on  preferred  and  7  on  common,  both  classes  share  pro  rata. 
Common  stock  authorized,  $47,062,560.  Preferred  stock  on  July  1, 
1889,  was  $21,610,900,  and  it  has  been  increased  to  present  figures  by 
exchange  of  convertible  bonds  for  stock.  On  July  1, 1896,  $24.933,- 
500  prior  lien  bonds  outstanding  were  exchangeable  for  preferred. 
DIVS.  since  1888. )  1889.  1890.  1891.  1892.  1893.  1894.  1895.  1896. 
On  common.  >  0  0  0  2  4  42  ?hpinw 

On  preferred.   )     4i*       7          7          7          7  7       7     ] Dt 

In  1896  on  common,  April,  2  p.  c.;  Oct.,  2  p.  c.;  on  preferred,  April, 
3*2  p.  o.;  Oct.,  3*8  p.  c. 

BONDS.— Abstracts  of  some  of  the  principal  mortgages  were  pub- 
lished in  the  CHRONICLE,  V.  45,  pp.  85, 114, 144,  212,  and  V.  48,  p.  83O. 


JAM'ABY.   1897.] 


RAJLKOAD    STOCKS    AND    BOXDS. 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


KAII.UOAI» 

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Mile*    Date 
of    ;     of 
Road.  Bonds. 

===== 

Sice,  or 
Par 
Value. 

:  

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Htmils—  Princi- 
pal, When  Dne. 
Slock*—  Last 
Dividend. 

Rate 
Per  cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  bv 
Whom. 

For  explanation  of  eolomn  kj*^"**.  *«"  *•"  noM" 

«t»l(.jt  JflliiBiiYcr  4  tt.  raut—<Contludtd)— 
Oak!*  MIL  l.t  mort.  (conv.  lnu>  pref.  stock)..  e' 
Chleaco  Milwaukee  *  m.  Paul  loan*— 

83 

1,435 
1,435 
335 
212 
419 
183 
395 
395 
185 
107 
161 
351 
120 
1,117 
68 
230 
119 

159 

77 
525 

.-,.7-J'J 
126 
362 

1873 

1874  1 
1875 

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1879 

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l-so 
1-SO 

-  1881 
1881 

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1883 
1SS4 
IMMI; 
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1886 
1889 
1880 
1884 

$1,000 

.000 

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.000 
.III  HI 

,000 
,000 
,000 
,000 

500 
,000 

,000 
,000 

1,000 

1,000 
1,000 

1.000 
1.000 
1.000 
1.000 

1,000 

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

$2,393,000 

186,000 
11,298,OOO 
3,505,000 
4,000,000 
7,432,000 
2,840,000 
5,680,000 
990,000 
2,500,000 
1,106,500 
2,270,000 
6,470,000 
3,000,000 
25,340,000 
1,360,000 
4,755,000 
1,250,000 
4,748,000 
2,856,000 
3.083.0OO 
1,444,000 
Bee  text. 
2,155,000 
5,092,000 
30,000,000 
390.0OO 
650,000 
28,855.000 
400,000 

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Jan.   1,  1903 

Jan.  1.  1904 
July  1,  1905 
July  1,  1908 
July  1,  1909 
Jan.  1,  1910 
July  1,  1910 
Jan.   1,  1910 
Jan.   1,  1910 
July  1,  1919 
Jan.   1,  1909 
July  1,  1920 
July  1,  1920 
Jan.   1,  1910 
Jan.   1,  1921 
July  1,  1921 
July  1,  1921 
Jan.   1,  1924 
July  1,  1914 
Jan.   1,  1916 
July  1,  1926 
Jan.   1,  1916 
May  1,  1989 
June  1,  1910 
June  1,  1913 

A  D  Kit  1st  M..  convert.  Into  pref.  utock.c' 
ft.  W  IMr   l.t  morts«e  Wwteni  Onion  RK.  .0' 

Hart.  A  I>»k.  Dlv..  extension,  lut  mortgage..  0 
do                    do                o 

Wi»Val.RRCo.lrtM..TomahtoMi-rrill.  WU.C 
Wfc.  VaL  Dlv.lit  M.  of  1880,  ..  f.,  not  dfn.o- 
Dub.  Wr.(Ch.CLD.AM.)  l.tM..  *.  f-.notdr-n.o 
Chic.  A  Pac.  DlT.  l«t  M.  (Chic,  to  Klttredge)  .  .0* 
WwtoraOlT.  litroort,  (see  text)  gold  o* 
Cale.  A  LakeHuperlorDlr.  Ut  mort.,  gold...  o' 

Dakota  A  Great  Southern  1  *t  mortgage,  gold  
Chicago  A  MUaouri  River  Dlv.  tut  mortgage...  c- 
lae.  M..oonvert.,  s.  f.  {80.0OO  yearly  (dr.  at  105)c" 
Oam.  mort.  (forflM>.OOO,OOO).  gold  Series  A.c'Ar 
MUw.  A  Niirtb'n  lit  mort.,  Sohwari.to  Or.  Bay..c' 
Con.  M.  ($17.000  p.m.).  1st  M.  north  of  Gr.Bay.o* 

Ckttaao*  XortACT-K  Parijle—  Stock  
Chicago  A  Great  WeeternlrtM.  gold  0' 

10 

1886 

I8' 
7* 

J.   A  D. 

Chicago, 
do 
Apr.,'93,coup.la8t  paid. 

June  1,  1930 
May   1,  1938 
April  1  .  1940 
1936 

CUi  of  Chicago  purchase  money  mort  cage  
IM  M.  for  $30.000,000,  g.,  abn.  V.  52,  p.  465..O-M 

65  >i 

1890 

1,000 

A.  A  O 
J.   A  D 

The  following  bond*  are  eonrertiblc  into  preferred  ttock  at  any  tune 
within  t«n  day*  after  a  dividend  shall  have  been  declared  and  become 
parable  on  the  preferred:  Iowa  A  Minnesota  7s,  due  1897,  Prairie  du 
Stan  2ds.  Iowa  A  Dakota  7s,  Iowa  A  Dakota  Extension  7s,  River 
Division  7*.  Chicago  A  Milwaukee  7s  of  1903.  Hasting  *  Dakota  7s  of 
1903  and  rh.  Mil.  A  St.  P.  consols  of  1875.  The  consols  of  1874,  also 
are  convertible  Into  preferred  within  15  days  after  dividend  day.  The 
convertible  bond*  were  fully  described  in  SUPPLEMENT  for  Mar.  '93,  p.  2. 

Ckicago  4  Paeijle  Wetlern  Dirifion  1st  5s  were  Issued  at  $20,000 
per  mile  for  road,  with  additional  amounts  for  equipment  and 
bridge*;  no  further  bonds  can  be  Issued.  The  mortgage  covers  the 
following  mile*  of  road:  Farley,  la.,  to  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  341  miles; 
Marlon,  la.,  to  Council  Bluffs,  la.,  262  miles;  Astor,  la.,  to  Aberdeen, 
Worth  Dak.,  352  miles;  branches  162  miles;  total,  1,117  miles. 

Terminal  fin  per  tent  bonds  of  1884  cover  terminal  property 
of  several  hundred  acre*  In  Chicago  and  Milwaukee. 

The  "income"  bond*  of  1886  are  convertible  Into  common  stock 
within  60  days  after  any  dividend  day,  and  have  a  sinking  fund  of  4 
per  cent,  $80,000  worth  of  them  being  drawn  for  payment  yearly  at 
100  If  not  obtained  for  less. 

The  general  mortgage  of  1889  (see  abstract  In  V.  48,  p.  830)  is  for 
$15O,OOO.OOO,  to  the  United  States  Trust  Co.,  of  New  York,  as  trustee, 
and  covers  the  entire  rail  way  property  and  franchises  of  the  company 
(therein  described)  subject  to  prior  liens  as  below  mentioned.  The 
prior  lien  bonds  cannot  be  extended,  but  will  be  paid  off  at  maturity. 

On  July  1, 1896,  the  following  amounts  of  general  mortgage  bonds 
bad  been  Issued  or  were  reserved  for  the  purpose  Indicated,  viz  :— 

Lteted  on  New  York  Stock  Exchange $19,010,000 

Unlimed  and  In  treasury  of  the  company 3,163,000 

Total  given  a*  outstanding 

Reserved  for  prior  liens. 

Originally  reserved  for  prior  liens, which  have  since  been  ) 
eon  verted  Into  pref.  stock.  Will  evemually  become  > 
available  for  improvement*.  (See  also  below) ) 

available  tor  improvements,  etc.  (see  also  below) 

Total  authorized $150,000,000 

The  921,41 1.000  outstanding  Include  $6,000,000  Issued  to  pay  for 
178  miles  of  sundry  small  branches  on  which  the  general  mortgage  is 
a  flmt  lien,  and  to  retire  the  $2,500,000  first  mortgage  bonds  of 
Chicago  Eranston  A  Lake  Superior  Ry.,  a  Chicago  suburban  road; 
alao  $3,583.200  lasued  to  replace  prior  bonds  paid  and  cancelled. 
The  $9,775,000  "available  for  improvements,  etc.,"  of  bonds  above 


1895-96.  1894-95.  1893-94. 

Interest  on  debt ^ $7,611,928     $7,629,377      $7,503,748 

Dividends  on  pref.  stock (7)  1,846.313  (7)1,818,802  (7)  1,809,213 

Dividends  on  com.  stock (3)  1,380,817  (3)1,360,818  (4)  1,838,307 

Miscellaneous 57,560  95,822 

Surplus $2,173,260  def.$402,734  $67,213 

CONDENSED  GENERAL  BALANCE  SHEET  JUNE  30. 

Atiet*—  1896.  1895.  1894. 

Road  and  equipment,  etc $221,809,232  $221,245,152  $220,198,172 

Cash ....' 5,593,619         2,791,724         3,676,586 

Total  assets $227,402,851  $224,036,876  $223,874,758 

Liabilities— 

Stock,  common $46,027,261  $46,027,261  $46,027,261 

Stock,  preferred 20.895,900  26,156,900  25,973,900 

Fundeddebt 139,161,000  139,321,000  138,801,000 

'ay-rolls,  vouchers,  &0 2,634,038  2,442,2B6  1,669,179 

nterest  accrued,  not  due 3,603,585  3,582,251  3,581,983 

Loans  and  bills  payable 1,000,OOO 

Sinking  fund 660,725  669,680  82,02(1 

Rolling  stock  fund 258,406  260,610  110,669 

Renewal  fund 387,154  

Miscellaneous 110,914  97,008  107,706 

Income  account 7,663,868  5,479,880  6,521,040 


$22,173,000 
109,742,000 

8,310,000 
9,775,000 


are  applicable  for  premiums  paid  In  retiring  or  refunding 
convertible  and  other  prior  lien  bonds  bearing  a  higher  rate  of  in- 
terest than  4  p.  c.,  for  cost  of  branches,  second  and  side  tracks,  real 
•state,  bridges,  rolling  stock,  equipment,  etc.  On  July  1, 1896,  of  the 
prior  lien  bonds  outstanding.  $24,1)33,500  (maturing  1897-1908)  were 
convertible  Into  preferred  stock ;  if  from  time  to  time  so  converted 
they  will  net  free  a  like  amount  of  general  4s  which,  with  the  $8,310,- 
000  reserved  against  bonds  already  converted,  will  become  available 
for  Improvement*,  additions,  etc.,  as  soon  as  the  balance  ($9,775,000) 
of  the  amount  originally  reserved  for  Improvements  has  been  so  ex- 
pended. V.  48,  p.  830;  V.  50,  p.  205. 

UEMHAL  FINANCES,  Ac.— A  considerable  amount  of  the  stock  Is  held 
by  parties  alao  Interested  In  the  Chicago  A  Northwestern,  so  that  the 
two  roads  are  operated  as  a  rule  In  harmony.  Dividends  on  common 
itock  were  resumed  In  October,  1892.  See  "dividends"  above. 

*•  J'8^11  E*change  In  Oct..  1896,  reports  $19,010,000  "generals' 
luted.  The  earnings  since  July  1,  1893,  Include  the  Milwaukee  & 
•orUMrn.  Average  freight  train  load  In  1895-6  was  167  tons-  rate 
per  ton  per  rnllp,  1  cent. 

EARKISO* -5  month.,  >  1896.. .grow,  $14.167,404;  net,  $5.543.868 
July  1  to  Nov.  3O.  (1895... gross,  15.303,OB9;  net,  6,665,735 
v  A.f!'0£L  ?«P?»T-— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Annual  meeting  is 
held  In  September.  Report  for  1895-96  was  given  in  full  In  V.  62.  p 
454.461.  SeeaUo editorial,  p.  429.  The  figures  below  include  the 
Milwaukee  A  Northern. 


Mile*  operated  June  30  

1895-96. 
(1.151 
$6,147,679 
23,887,930 
2,646,220 

1894-95. 
6,169 
$6,852,781 
18,978,263 
2,504,325 

1893-94 
6,148  ' 
$7,311,687 
21,550,822 
2,465,442 

Fa.M8Oger  earnings... 

Freight  earning.  
Mall,  expreu,  Ao.,  earn.  

Total  earning* 

$32.681,829 
.  $4  374  724 

$27,r,35,369 

$3,703,466 
2,085,309 
9.748,364 
1,084,700 

o>r>. 

JffOtn9€9— 

Maintenance  of  way  

$4,469,838 
2,698,45! 
11,284,675 
1,199,077 

Malnt  car*  and  engine* 

2.942,295 
10,52(1,853 
1  082  084 

Transportation,  gen.  cxp.,etc. 

Renewal  account"  

350,000 

Total  expense*  

397,851 

421,914 

462,283 

$19,676,808 
$13,005,021 
(60-21) 
64  -v'.7 

$17.043,753 
$10,291,616 
(62-35) 
134,647 

$20,114,332 
$11,213,619 
(64-21) 

lOll.li-i 

Het  earning*  

Paret.  of  op.  exp.  to  earn*.  .  . 

Other  Income  

Total  net  Income... 

HI  3.  069.878 

*1O  491!  '2B.1 

*1  1   31  A  Qrto 

Total  liabilities $227,402,851  $224,036,876  $223,874,758 

— (V.  61,  p.  392,418,427,  1154;  V.  62,  p.  502,989,  429,  454,  461. > 

Chicago  ic  Northern  Pacific  RR.— ORGANIZATION,  PROPERTY 
)WNED,  ETC. — Organized  In  1889  for  the  purpose  of  acquiring  a  term 
nal  system  of  railways  in  Chicago.  It  owns  749-47  acres,  of  which 
65-54  acres  are  In  the  heart  of  the  city,  and  3,500  feet  of  docks  fronting 
on  the  Chicag  >  River  between  Harrison  St.  and  Fifth  Ave.  It  has  in 
operation  42-58  miles  of  main  line,  of  which  25-7  Is  double  track,  and 
>5-18  miles  of  spur  and  industry  tracks.  It  also  owns  the  Grand  Cen- 
tral Passenger  Station  at  Harrison  und  Fifth  streets. 

The  Chicago  &  Calumet  Terminal  Rv.,  which  is  to  be  included  in  the 
reorganization  (its  $5,000.000  of  stock  and  $6,000,000  of  bonds  being 
owned  by  the  Northern  Pacific),  owns  33  miles  of  main  track  and  33 
miles  of  side  track,  constituting  a  belt  line  located  just  outside  the 
.Imits  of  Chicago.  It  has  connection  with  almost  every  railroad  enter- 
ing the  city  and  many  important  Industries,  and  does  chiefly  a  switch- 
ing and  transfer  business  between  them.  It  has  always  been  operated 
by  the  Chicago  A  Northern  Pacific.— V.  62,  p.  778. 

RECEIVERSHIP.— Receivers  were  appointed  Oct.  10,  1893.  On  July 
1, 1895,  possession  of  the  property  was  surrendered  by  the  Wisconsin 
Central  Co.  to  A.  Lawrence  Hopkins,  Receiver,  and  has  been  operated 
by  him  since  that  date.  V.  61,  p.  68. 

SALE.— Purchased  at  foreclosure  sale  Sov.  17, 1896,  for  $8.000,000 
under  mortgage  of  1S90  by  the  bondholders'  committee.  V.  63,  p.  968. 
RENTAL,  ETC.— The  Baltimore  A  Ohio,  the  Chicago  Great  Western  and 
the  receivers  of  the  Wisconsin  Central  lines  are  tenants  of  the  Chic.  & 
N.  P.  and  pay  rentals,  the  former  $175,000  per  year,  the  Chicago 
Great  Western  $150,000  per  year  and  the  receivers  of  the  Wisconsin 
Central  lines  $144,000  per  year,  last  mentioned  on  account  subject  to 
adjustment.  Also  derives  income  from  suburban  traffic. 

The  interest  on  the  Chicago  &  Northern  Pacific  first  mortgage  bonds 
has  not  been  paid  since 54pril  1, 1893.  The  interest  on  the  underlying 
mortgage  of  the  Chicago  &  Great  Western  and  the  interest  on  the  pur- 
chase money  ol  the  School  Board  Mortgage  has  been  paid  regularly. 
The  net  earnings  after  payment  of  interest  on  these  securities  has  been 
expended  in  improvements  and  liquidation  of  accounts  due. 

REORGANIZATION.— Bondholders'  Committee  consists  of  J.  Edward 
Simmons,  Chairman,  Henry  Budge,  R.  C.  Martin,  Simon  Sterne,  William 
Mertens,  W.  Allen  Butler,  Jr.  and  Alfred  8.  Heidelbach.  In  July, 
1896,  the  U.  8.  Trust  Company's  receipts  had  been  Issued  for 
1  st  mortgage  5s  deposited  under  this  committee's  agreement  of  Dec.  5, 
1893,  and  had  been  listed  on  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange.  (V.  58,  p.  306.) 

On  Dec.  3, 1894,  the  committee  submitted  a  general  plan  to  which 
over  70  p.o.  of  the  depositing  bondholders  assented  within  the  required 
time,  so  that  under  the  terms  of  the  agreement  the  plan  became  oper- 
ative as  to  all  bonds  deposited.  In  January,  1897,  a  detailed  plan  was 
expected  shortly. 

In  April,  1896,  a  settlement  was  made  with  the  Northern  Pacific  by 
which  that  company  is  to  return  the  $2,500,000  C.  &  N.  P.  bonds  held 
by  it  (see  V.  59,  p.  651),  and  the  C.  &  N.  P.  agrees  to  include  the  Chi- 
cago &  Calumet  Terminal  in  its  reorganization  plan,  the  Calumet  se- 
curities beingowned  by  the  North'n  Pao.  The  N  P.  and  the  C.  &  N.  P. 
agree  to  relinquish  all  claims  against  each  other.  V.  62.  p.  725. 778. 
The  Northern  Pacific  will  deposit  its  $20,000,000  of  Ch.  &  N.  P.  stock 
under  the  plan,  and  for  its  Calumet  securities  will  receive  the  same 
securities  under  the  plan  as  $5,000,000  Ch.  &  N .  P.  bonds  receive. 

EARNINGS— 11  months,  )  1896 .gross,  $748,400;    net,  $518.014 

Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30,      $1895 gross,    702,749;    net,    483,654 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Earnings  for  the  year  ending  June  30, 1896.  were 
gross,  $726,077;  net,  $349,680;  other  income,  $57,507;  int.  paid,  $52,- 
200:  balance,  surplus,  $354,987.  In  1894-5,  gross,  $726,8112;  net 
$361,681.  (V.  63,  p.  188,  559,  651,  922,  968,  1009). 


vRT,  1897.] 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


••boerlfeera  will  confer  •  great  favor  bjr  firing  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  theie  Tables. 


for  explanation  of  column  heading*,  Ac.,  see  note*      of 
on  ant  pace  of  table*.  Road. 


Daft 

of 

Bund* 


Size,  or 
Par 


Amount 

Outstanding 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDa 


Bate  per    When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Cent.     Payable  whom. 


Bond*— Princi- 
pal,When  Due. 
Stoekt—  Last 
Dividend. 


.Vor»*  Wtmtrnt— Common  stock.. 


[  (7  P.  e.  yearly,  not  cumulative). 
Ok.  A  N.  W.eon.  *.  t.  M.  (912,90O.OOO).  not  dr-n.c- 
Chic.  4  MIL  UtM.  Chicago  to  MIL  (a*«umcd).. 


lit 


. 

RR.  l»t  M..  convertible 
d*  AXkkwurl  Rlv.-Bond.  auamed. 
Sd  DtT..  De*.  M.  River  to  Mo.  River 


row.Mldl'dl.tJ 


Mort.  of  1884,  Ced.  R.  to  De*M.  River 
dl*tM.,LyoutoAnamo*a( 

Ll*t  M.,g.  (aJ.  923.000,  not  df  n) 


ext.l»tM..r.  M.  f.  92O.OOO.  not  dr-n 
Union  Irt  M.,g.,MlLto  Fond-dn-Lae. 


r  l.t  M..  two  aerie*  (aanuned) 
.  A  Mad.  lot  M.,  MIL  to  Madteoa  (aaramed)  .e 
lah  itt  mort,  guar.  (aaiumed) . . .  \ 
AN.W.eon*troc,    do       ..J 
rlor  RR.  let  M.,  (aaramed) 
'*tM.,De*  M-to  Jewell  Je.,Ae. 
C.F.A  Bt.  P.  l»t  £(935,000 p.m.),gu.c- 
HI.  l*tM.  (990,0000.  mUe).aMUmed..e* 


•79(»i5.6<5op.m.)red.atl05.cJH  1,041 

71 


..... 

IowaDtv.l*tM.for$1.411,000<$20.000p.m.)e* 
Staking  fund  debenture*  of  1938  (not  dr"n).e'  Ar 


i  of  1909  (*ee  lexti e*ar 

•  for  910,000,000 e»*r 

j  4*.  $20,000.000  (93O.OOO  p.  m.)..e*r 

>  Valley  Ry.  l*t  mortgage 

PlalnvlewRR.  lit  mortgage 

Wmona  A  Bt.  Petor  2d  mortgage  (now  let)  guar. 
MawrL«toaa,,*^U.lBaT$r«^f^coar     - 


la  aadlttoateboBd*  < 


r..  »5-'l,OOO  (aad$l  10.OOO  ontaad); 


4. -7:! 

4.-J7:i 

788 

85 


1869 
1863 


HOO 

10O 

1,000 

1,000 


$39,070.883 

22,351,100 

12,774,000 

1.700,000 


Text.     J.   A  J. 
7  per  an. 


in 

71 
129 
114 


31 

82 

152 

43 

57 
64 


1866 
1884 

1-7.1 
1-71 
1871 
1-7J 
1872 
-• 


500  Ac.       2,332,000 
769,000 
1,000        1,350.000 
500  Ac.  b  2.977,500 
500  Ac.       2.546,500 
500  Ac.  d  3.365.OOO 
' 


1880 

(1880 

11883 

1881 

1889 

1884 

1885 

l«7S 

1891 

1883 

1884 

1891 

1886 


500*0. 

i',obo 


1,000 

1.INMI 
1.0OO 

1,000 
l.OOOAc 

l.OOO 
l.OOOAc 


IM 

1-1 


1870-1 


1.000 


1871  ilOO  Ac. 


above,  t  he  linking  f  nndjun 


$1    81.0O  O;  nT,$  1 . 143.O  Oft'  k..~$2O2  .BOO.' 


12,336,000 
560.000 
1,600.000 
1.528,000 

ec.Ot.IHH) 

720,000 
600,000 
1,600,000 
1,500,000 

- 


.       . 

1,411,000 
9300,000 

l.OOOAo  f  5^69  000 
1,000*0 
l.OOOAe 

1501000 
100,000 
1.592.000 


•  4,038,500 


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^.•97,215% 
Jn.6,'97, 1\% 
Feb.  1,  1915 
July  1.  1898 

ISO- 


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do 
do 
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do  May  1,  1916 

do  June  1,  1909 

do  Oct.    1,  1900 

do  Apr.  1,  1911 

do  June  1,  1911 

do  June  1,  1917 

do  Deo.   1,  1909 

do  July  1,  1906 

do  Sept  1,  1900 

do  Nov.  1,  1906 

do  Nov.  1,  1905 

do  July  1,  1901 

do  Feb.  1,  1907 

do  Men.  1,  19O9 

do  Men.  1,  1910 

do  Oct.    1.  1929 

do  Apr.  1,  19O2 

do  May  1,  1933 

do  Nov.  1,  1909 

do  Apr.  15, 1921 

do  Aug.  15,  1926 

do  Oct.    1,   1908 

do  Sept.  1,  1908 

do  Nov.  1,  19O7 

do  Dee.  1.  1916 
,$135,000;  e.,9149,000; 


hicago.  111.,  with  Omaha,  Neb.,  St. 
lt*  of  Dakota.  Nebraska,  etc..  and 


Chicago  A  North    Wr*lern  Hy 
portant  ryatemof  road*  uniting  Chi 
Paul  Minn.,  with  the  great  wheat  belt* 
with  the  mining  region*  of  Michigan  and  the  Black  Hill*.  Innlndlnj 

«onooirM*V-                       Milt*. 
Line*  owned  In  fee 3.O85 


A  »t  .Peter. 


Dakota  Central 
Princeton  A  Wwtern 
Milwaukee  Lake  Bbore  AW" 

Total  IncL  In  ran....  •-.".. i 


Fremont  Elk  Horn*  Mo.  Val.  1.301 
Bloox  City  A  Pacific 107 

Total  Of  all MM 

2d  track    .  ....     396 

A  l*o  km*  tmrgt  intrrtil  in  Chi 
eago  St.  Paul  MlnneapoU*  A 
Omaha,  i. 492  mile*. 

Railway  wa*  organiiad 

of 


BnrrpBT.  Ac.  -  The  (rhieago* 

twa*  acquired  la  the 

lCOL.*Sl0B*Oa. 

_  City  A  Paetto  ware  acquired 
rot  June.  1*85.  aad  prior  lama. 
•  held  bv  Chle.  AN.  W..  are  In  table  above. 
la  DaomBbor.lS9lTtao  MUwaokM  Lake  Shore  A  Weatora  RR.  wa* 
•OBgat  by  an  exchange  of  *toek.  and  on  Bept.  1.  lD93.lt  wa*  formally 
••lull  Into  tboChT  A  9.  W..  an  KB  UaMUtio*  and  datto*  being  a* 

to  WUooB*ln  Northern 


-BBMha  jaxeoptafew   aterW  of  the  Fre- 
aadtheBiouatyAPBetB*  w 


. 

•Mil    8M  T.  57.D.  175:  V.  B6.  p.  7*3.    At 
«j.  M.  V.  62,  p.  S«T.  6S.  p.  31  1,  313. 


CArrriL   STOCK.— Of  the  < 
1,795  remained  la  ihe  W.  i 


and  y  «/»"*< 


93,795  ram«la*i1  la  Iho  ear*  troarary  la  June,  18»«    Prof. 

arter  right  to  7  D  c.;  then  common  7  p.  e.;  thoa  preferred  3  percent 

•ana  common  3  per  cent   thoa  both  ilii***  aVaro. 

DiviDKroo-     •83.'84.18».'86toJnae30.>94.  Jan..  "95  to  Jan.  '97lnc 

Preferred:..."  8      8     7>t          7  yearly  to  Jan..  ft*?. 

DtrUoadi  oa  rommoa  ware  formerlr  paid  Jaao  aad  Doe.  30.   The 

Jti—ijt^^A   AM  A««^M^M^^   *•  •    f  Wj.     Mt     1  ^OJ  ....       _      .      .. . 

Bmojoan  on  eomaami  awo  1^0.  av,  iowa* 
for2Hi  r»r  c^-nt  ln-t«-»i  ..f  :t  i- r  r-.-ut.  *,  . 
Ofmmtm  tm  1997— January.  2»»  par  oaat 
BOBIM.— The  ftturml  eantol. 
the  atouoitj  of  the  company 
jna  ho  Eiereaaed  only  to  retln  a  Ilka 

The  HuJHaf  f*»4  *«uU  of  1879  are  «M«rea  by  dopOBtt  la  trurt 
of  91S.000.000  of  lit  mortgage  bond*  at  $lS.OOOpar  mile  on  *nb- 
•idmry  line*,  the  moot  Important  being  deaerlbed  la  BcrnuuT  of 
Of  the  (Inking  fund  bond*  of  1879  96.187.OOO  aro  6*; 
fnad  I*  at  loaot  1  for  coat  of  ooutandlag  bond*,  which 
to  call  at  100:  andtaroagh  IU  operation  the 


mtrtfmfi  of  1879  I*  •  mortgage  < 
at  the  date  of  the  mortgage ;  the 
a  like  amount  of  prior  bond*. 


on  all 


tknmch   IU  operation 
m  $1^.000.000  to  the  praarat  ngnre. 


The  /ova)  Mrifint  tonult  of  1891    cover  road  from  Wall  Lake  to 

y.  low*.  71  mUe*.    BM  V.  55.  p.  217. 

The  n»ki»ffu*4  dtttnhint  of  1983  have  a  linking  fund  of  $200.000 
•  year.  If  they  oaa  be  naiaaiirl  at   ' 


. 
of  1884  aad 


i  ••• ; 


_    10ft.     TheM,  M  alM  the  tU 
1991,  will  be  •oeored  by  any  future  mortgage 
tgage  •*  for  the  enlargement.  Improvement  orexten- 
yVproperty."    8o»  oeecrlptioB  of  all  the  debentoree 
•BUT  ofApril.  1998.    The  25-year  debenture  mort- 
,  to  for  96.000.0(10.  aad  bond*  onutandlng  have  been  re- 
eat  tgnre*  by  .Inking  fond  yuiuhaM*  oadi 
I  alive  Jane  30, 1 

_    *• J-  -.*t 


'* 


aad 


>  M.V.I 


lor  which  9631,- 

1  are  Moored  bv  depo.lt  In  tni.t  of  flnt 
i  not  exceeding  $20.000  per  mile.     Included  In 
".ware  910.675.000  Fremont  Elk  Horn  A  Mo. 
f  Wyoming  Central  l.u  (the  Wy.  Cent,  hav- 
I  with  F. «.  A  M.  V.J.  ote.    To  Oct..  1896.  Extaa- 
)  had  hooa  lioted  OB  N.  T.  Stock  Exchange,  of 
1.143.000  were  held  alive  In  .Inking  fund..  Bee 
w.     Union  Tm*t  Co.  of  N.  Y..  tnutee. 
*  Mittmtri  TmUrf  eonnoU  have  a  flnt  lien  on 
Hob.,  to    Deadwood,   D.  T.,  557   mile*,  and 
i.  Ac.,  613  mile*),  but  bealde*  the  amount 
r  In  the  table  910,675,000  are  held  a*  part 
rthwaotern  axtonaton  bond*  of  1886.  The 

_...X>.000  of  the  Fremont  Elkhnrn  A  MlMourl 

Valley  bond*  aad  gaafaatoM  the  not.    Bee  guaranty  V.  56.  p.  650. 
The TJf I*MM*OT  L*lu  More  *1  rcotam  debenture*  are  oonvertihle  Into 
par  at  any  time  within  ton  day*  after  the  date  Ixed  for  payment 
md*  oa  com.  amafc.    The  oztonawa  aad  Improvement  mortgage 
fnad    nnaimiii   In   1899,  aad  will    receive  not  lew  than 


>  yearly  ;  theaa  bond*  are  not  inhjeot  to  call. 
In  addmon  to  the  company1.  hono*.aa  *hown  In  the  table  above, 
th«r»  were  May  31. 1896.  $2.71 2..%OO  .lire  In  the  (inking  fund. 
I  AW.  u*Airr  -Th»  report  for  18*5-96  ihowed  that  the  total  oon.lder- 

a  on  for  the  laad*  aad  lota  Mid  la  that  year  amounted  to  $312.940. 
it  «e*h  neetpt*  were  $40O.O92.    The  ctatoment  of  amount*  iiecnrad 
•»  K*  paid  to  the  eompaay  by  ouUtandlag  contract*  of  sale  In  force  at 
•m  and  of  the  BOOB!  yaar  ahowed  a  total  of  $1,100,580.    The  l*ndi 
•B»ll«  aad  BBeontraetod  for  May  31, 1895.  were  698,392  acre*,  ogalnit 


OKVBBAL  FRIAXCK*.— It  wa*  estimated  (In  1895)  that  the  elevation 
of  track*  In  Chicago  will  occupy  about  four  yean  time  and  cost  be- 
tween $1.000.000  and  $2,OOO.OOO  a  year.  V.  62.  p.  456;  V.  63.  p.  328. 
In  1895-96  the  average  freight  train  load  wa*  141  ton*;  rate  per  ton 
mile,  1-04  eenu. 

LATWT  KABXreo* — Calendar  year  1896,  groii,  $82,115,897,  agatns 
#31,503398  In  1895. 

AnruAL  RmroBT.— Flaeal  year  end*  May  31.  The  annual  meeting  I* 
held  the  flnt  Thnnday  In  June.  The  report  for  1895-96  given  at  length 
In  V.  63.  p.  309.  311.  SM  alao  edltorlaTp.  289. 

The  following  >tatt*tie«  are  for  the  Chicago  A  Northwertern  proper- 
the  .tatUtic* o<  the  Fremont  Elkhom  A  Mo.  Valley  are  given  further 
below  aad  In  the  CHBUXICLB.  V.  63,  p.  3O9. 

TtarnuHnf  Mat  31.         1896.  1  -  <V  1894.  1893 

AveragomllMoper..        S.O31  .<>U  4.841  4.273 

nlBgl..  $7.4»8.827  $7.044.691  $8.226,467  $7,956,440 

24^154.622  19.484,415  21.244.929  23,3,7,715 

•xprOBvAo....     1,725.312  1.579.268  1.474.786  1.375.59J 


Total  fiarnlng*... $33,488.761  988.106374  931.986.187  $32,709.747 
Malnten'nceof  way  )  ($4,471,160 

can,*c.S  $20^73.402917,503.917  $19,867,628-;    3,386.053 
TraarptaAmlaeaL)  '  1:1. 1:1:1. 7.-.O 

1,075^69       1.OO7.811       1.O40.3O4       1.O02.190 

18,511,728  $20,907,930  922,293,153 
$9 .506.648  $11,078,252  $10,416.594 
(65-86)  (65-37)  (68-15) 

652.374          431,673          767,635 


Total  expense*.  .$21.448.971 

!»et  earning*. 912.O3U.79O 

P.  c.  *xp.  to  earning*       (64-5O) 
IavMtmeata,etc 671.638 


Total  roeoipta....  912,711,428  910.248,920  $11.509,925  $11,184,229 

IntoreotOBdobt $7.122306    $7.071.135    $6375,232    $6.204,319 

DlrMead. 3.617,007      8.196.046      8.906,094      3,906.569 

Btnklngfund. 22O.99O         325.83O         327,100         2O0.20O 

Milwaukee  Fire  acct.  222370 

Total cUabaraBrt«.9l0.86O.4O3  $10322311  911,108,976  910,533,951 
•nr41351.025def.927il.591       9400.949       9650,278 
rBBMOJTT  ELKHOBH  «  MIBtoCBI  TALLBT. 
1896.  1890.  1894. 

92,900.439     99,666,642    93334,706 

Set  earning. 898.670          692334      1,O93,8'2 

Total  Ihlljii 1,099,469 


1893. 


1,090,029      1,028,308 


.. 

1,151,236 
1.030,669 


def.$128.799dt-f. $332.195  *ur.$65,544  *r.$120,567 

BALAVCB  BHEET.  -Balance  aheeto  of  Ch.  A  No.  W.  May  31  a*  below  : 


Block*  ow 


Bill,  and 


aeooanU  receivable. 
fueLAe. 


Tnutoe*  of  .Inking  fund. 


.  . 

$170.283,880  $180,795.'91  $180,209.711 
23.406.942     •22.834,958     •28,921,022 
14,317,863 
406,925 
1.421.649 
1.866.13H 
7.311,461 
7.201,571 


Total  aaaet*. 


14,317,742 
457,989 
1,700,008 
]  ,777,254 
2,300.607 
6,817,106 


.$221,330,547  $231,216,056  $231,510,432 


14,318,904 
41,760 
1,777,148 
2,164,195 
2,746.812 
7,590,936 


I  ,„•„:,•„. 

Block,  common  and  preferred^ $63.786320 
Bfck*  of  proprlefry  road*,  Ac, 

PurcbaM  aect.°M'.'L."  s'.'i  W". 
DlvUandi  deelared.  not  due. 


Sinking  fund*  and  acrretlnn* 
Hecurltle*  for  cap.  .tock  l*e'd 
Beeurltle*  retired  from  Income 


131. 528  3OO 
8,447,000 
1,367,789 
7,590,936 


$63,726.321 

619,010 
13O.113.50O 
8.550.OOO 
1,562,434 
6,817,106 
2,334.267 

890,000 
1,802,232 

175,748 
1,440,077 

174.S69 
1346,387 

167,525 
3,624,345 
7,786,411 

Total  liabilities $221,380,547  $231,216,056  $231,510,432 


Current  bill*. pay-roll*.  Ac....  1,790.443 

Uncollected  coupon*.  Ac 147.S95 

Due  to  road*  In  Iowa 

Coiuolldatlon  Coal  Co 1 4.778 

A  corned  and  accruing  Inter'it.  1.848,015 

MlaeeUaneou* ~ 181,675 

Land  Income,  account ...  1 ,805,663 

Railroad  Income  account 2,851,533 


9$3,79«391 

519.519 
131.664,500 

-...0. .0,1(1 

976,648 
7,201,571 
2,334.267 
1,136.000 
1,387,942 

155,614 


178.440 
1.849.134 

2S2.803 
3.832.484 
7,492,821 


•  Include*  $13.235.OOO  bond*  pledged  an  collateral. 

1 1ncluding  $2,333,608  common  and  $3,790  pref.  In  Co.'*  trea*nry. 

J.  j>.  tjt,  256,   363,  413,  456,  683,  1O87;  V.  63,  p.  228,  270 
919.  30$,  311.) 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V, 


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RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


37 


Snboerlfcera  will  confer  a  (real  favor  bjr  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Tables. 


RAILROADS. 


For  explanation  of 


on  nnt  page  of  tables. 


gs,  Ae,,  Me  note*     of 
Road. 


Data  i  Siae,  or 

of         Par 
Bonds    Value. 


Amount 
Outstanding 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Rate  per:   When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Cent.     Payable  whom. 


Bondt— Princi- 
pal, When  Dne. 
Btockt—  Last 
Dividend. 


aMco-» 


Maple 
Book.  * 

Dakota 


Co*.>- 


. 

River  1st  1C,  Br.  to  Mapleton.  (assumed)  .  . 
*  No.  Minn.  IstM.  .gn.  (assumed  by.  W  Aflt-P.) 


Dakota  Cent.  Ut  mort.,  guar  ................ 

Dak.0mt.lst  M.  on  So'east  Dtv.  (to  Hawarden)  gn. 


Frem. 


text. 
.). 


.          .  . 

Elk.  AM.  V.oonaolM.  920.000  p.m.  see  tex 
Cttr  A  Pae.  pref.  stock  (1st  Bart,  on  6  m. 
IstM.  8k>ux  City  to  Fremont  (assumed.) 
3d  JtGoTt  Uen  (aecr.lnt.Jan.  1/97  $2,480.633.  1 
lillw.  L.  Sh.  A  W.,  OonsoL  M.  (now  1st)  cold.  .  .«• 
tn^Mffmm  Dtv.  1st  mort.  (for  93.00O.OW),  g..e' 
Ashland  Division  1st  mortgage,  goli  .........  e* 

Conr.  debentures,  secured  by  mort  of  '89,  f.  .e- 
Ext.  A  Imp.  M.  for  •5.000.000,  f.,  s.f.  not  dVn  c  • 
Income  bonds  (not  cumulatlre)  ................  r 

•tank.Bx.lstM.forMOO.000  (815.000p.m.)  c' 
M.  P.  K-Of  dT.  lst.lt  r-.lnt.ini. 


00 
34 

71 

125 

1.17O 


.-  1st  I 


)  .c*  Ar. 


1st  mort..Chle..UL.  to  Council 
Chte.  A  Sooth w.  1st  M.  irdln 


fcJfarf5O.OOp.OOO) 
ear.  brC.B.I.AP.>. 


r.bv 

-    ! 


177 


m.)  rod.  aft.  •94.OAT  2.153 
at  1OS> e-*r. 


"Preferred  stock,  non-cumulative  (see  tr . 
St.  Paul  Stillwaler  A  Taylors' Falls  1st  mort  ...e 
Hud.  A  River  Falls  1st  M..Rndson  to  Rlrer  Falls  c 
C«3t.P,AMlnn.lstM..g..EIroytoL,8t.C.Bss'd 
tbondsoutsl 


. 
In  addition  to  the 


outstanding  as  abors. 


12 

177 

B  ..   . 


I--7 

1878 
1883 
1883 


I--'. 
1887 
:"  ' 
i  -  •-.' 
1888 
1894 
1896 
i-  M 

:--- 
1869 
1884 

:-  •: 


i--- 
187J 
1871 

Inking 


•  1,000 

100 

500  Ac. 

' *• 

l.OOO 
1.000 

1,000 
1,000 

1,000 
1,000 
1.000 
1,000 
l.OOO 
1.000 
1,000 
100 

1.000*0 

100 

1,000*0 

1.000AO 

iSoT 

100 
5OO  Ac. 
1.000 
5OO  Ac. 


•402.500 
3OO.OOO 
a  1,007,000 
2,000,000 
7,725.000 
169,000 


1,628.320 

5,000,000 

1.381,000 

1,000.000 
138.000 

4,148,000 
500,000 
40O.OOO 

1.120.000 

1.575.000 

4399.000 

2330,000 
46,156.000  See 
13.100,000 

5.000.000 
40,391,000 

4300,000 


7 
7 
6 
6 
6 

7  per  an.  A. 
6 

i 


eg. 

5g. 


k-.  .1. 


It 

i  text. 
6 

7 
5 
5 


.. 

11,259,912 
884300 
125,000 


J.  A  J. 
M.  A  8. 
M.  A  8. 
M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 

A  O. 
J.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 
M.  A  N. 
J.  A  J. 
M.  A  8. 
F.  A  A. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 

A   J. 

J.  A   J. 

J.    A  J. 

.1  IB    : 

Q.-F. 

J/A   J. 

M.  A  N. 

J.   A  J. 

M.  A   8. 


N.  Y..  Office,  52  Wall  8t 
do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

U.S.  Treas.,  at  maturity. 

N.  Y.  Office,  52  Wall  St. 
do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 


N.  Y.,  Mere.  Trust  Co. 


New  York  and  Chicago. 

N.  Y.,13  William  St. 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 


July  1,  1897 
Sept.  1,  1908 
Sept.  1,  1907 
Nov.  l,  1907 
Oct.  1,  1933 
Oct.  1,  1896 
Jan.  1,  1898 
Mar.  '98  &'  99 
May  1,  1921 
July  1,  1924 
Men.  1,  1925 
Feb.  1,  19O7 
Feb.  1,  1929 
May  1,  1911 
Oct.  1,  1922 
Jan.  1,  1918 
July  1,  1924 
July  1,  1925 
July  1,  1945 
Feb.1,96.  >«% 
July  1,  1917 
Nov.  1,  1899 
July  1,  1934 
Sept.  1,  1921 


See  text.  F.  A  A. 

7  J.   A  J. 

8  U.   A   J. 
6  g.  lM.  A  N. 


fund  Ju  ne  1. 1896.  h  eld,  a.  •  58.OOO. 


N.Y.,  Office,  52  Wall  St. 
do  do 

do  do 

do  do 


Aug.  20.  1896 
Jan.  1,  1908 
July  1,  1908 
May  1,  1918 


•  lilraco  Pmdurah  A  JI>«|>lil. 
•lies;  AltamoBl  to  WabashKJU  unction 
On  Dee.  19.  1896.  the  Chicago  A  Eastern 

will 


H.—  A  1  l 


ment  to 
Ontanlied  In  1 

possession 
1897.  when 


.          . 

perate  the  road  under  lens*  until  spring  of 
tte  merged  and  the  bonds  (all  la  flnt  hand*)  exehanged  for  a 
C.  A  E.  I.  Ustw.    See  T.  63.  i  '•  -mis  Trust  Oo.  Is  tru.tee 

of  the  Padaaak  mortxate.  BAHUM*.—  Yoar  ending  June  So.  1895, 
gross.  937,434  ;  dctaader  operating  expense*.  89.005.  President.  W. 
t  Huso.  et.  Lows.  (V.  63.  p.228.  TiSt.i 


<  hli-aa-0  Peorla  *  M.  L«ul.    UK.  of  Illinois.— Owns  from 
Pekln.  I1L.  to  Jackson »llle.m..  and  Havana  to  Bprlngneld.  r.'Omlle.. 
and  Llteaneld  to  las*  *t-  LouU.  3O  miles:  uses  Merchants'  Bridge  Into 
trackage.  13  m     ' 
one^inartor  int. 
r Ulsist.  Louts 


M.  Loois.  2  miles.; 
graded.  OWD.  a 
Operates 


;  ,.  •  Man  .  ••  I 


"int-notS 
i  at 


to  Book  Island  partly 

Peorla  A  Pekln  f'nlon. 

of  990300  par  month. 


OBOAXI 

s-  :.  ... 


•A  reorgnnUation  In  February.  1886,  of  the  a  P.  A 
T.  61.  p.  MO.  (V.  83.  p.  233.819.) 


.     ....... 


R*1slE*  faj*73300  to  the  Msreanl 
to«3M3008nu  given  as  on 


..-.,'      ;.:.  -.  :-.    1 

tile  TrustOo, 


6>,  p.  791.)    Flnt  mortgage 
additional 


5  P.C.. 

of  N.  v'as'Sustoa.^OfUM  84399.000  arets  gtvi 
table  above,  83.lol.000  wore  oat  as  oollaloral  for 
leaving  82^438  OOO  drawing  Interest.  (V  63.  p.  7 
..,,  .'  -\.  .  ,.^mm^tShJtt»tm«o»mtnnfen•• 
*^^^^^'¥SS!ant•rTU•tOo..y.r.^nMtM.tl,tOT9•l.MO. 
000  of  aonoan»k*9vo4noreonta.  The  Railroad  Company  may  at  any 
time  after  July  1.  1887,  and  prior  to  July  1. 1899.  convert  this  Issue  of 
BMdamto  3  per  e*ala,oonatrtuUaga  axed  charge.  The  Income  mort- 
(age  was  orlglaallv  for  94.22n.uOo,  but  by  agreement  July  29. 
lied  to83.MO.OOv>.  and  thebalanei  oTbonds  oaaseled. 


LATEST  EAB-  run—July  1  to  Nov.  so.  5  months.  In  1888  gross.  9359.- 
4S5;  net.  9108308  and  la  1893  gross.  8418398. 

EA«*i»oe.-  Including  Jaeksoav.  Lonlsv.  A  St.  U.  1 12  miles.  Opera- 
tions for  the  sU  months  (of  new  oompaay)  ending  Aag.  1: 

6  SMS.  to  Orsos.  .v>i.  Tmff.tU.  /xlsrMl.  Aataaes. 

Aug.  l.'VI  .  9I4.1.9M  9125350  838.9U1  872.76O  913.689 

Interest  includos  848,780  oa82.43S.OOO«rsU  and  9*t.OOO  on  loan 
Of  8800.000.  la  roar  1896,  grW  8*S8.m.a|[alnot  9824.841  In  1894. 
-(V.  61.  p.  661.  708. 798.  87O|  T.  83,  p.  388.  919;  T.  63.  p.  791 . 

<  1,1.  .go  Ko.  k  I. land  4k  Pnrlne  Ky.— /«M  Mmft—  ROAD.— 
Operates  from  Chicago.  11L.  vta  Omaha,  Nob.,  to  Denver  and  Colorado 
jfrl^  Colt  Bad  via  ksnae.  city.  Mo.,  to  Fort  Worth.  Texas,  with 

brtUMO**',      fnM  •  JVtaMB,  oM  WfU  **•  MWnl  OB  ftavMBtef  IBAVp,  laMUUdtM  I 

mirf-  JfUss.      boats',  sax- fl  Which  see.)  MUa 

»  Council  BlonVla. 
Iteh'a.  Kan. 

to  Liberal.  Kan 

~ia».toT»mU.T. 
•.,r. ...  r,     ,  .. 


843 


.. 
A  Bareaa  Valley....*;      47 

Keokuk  A  Des  Motnes r     163 

Dos  Mnlnes  A  Fort  Dodge.. 1    143 
Traokage    to    Kansas    City, 
No.  Tooaka.  Kan.,  Denver, 
CoL.  Pueblo.  Col.,  etc 888 


Total  owned 2381 1     ToLUnwopar.  Apr.  1. 1896.3.571 

The  Chicago  Boek  Island  *  Texas,  from  Terral  to  Fort  Worth.  Tex., 
83  miles,  was  completed  la  July.  1*V3.  It  U  owned  by  the  Bock  Island. 
and  Its  bonds  an  nil  deposited  for  the  B,  1.  extension  awl  collateral 
nwrtgage.  but  the  road  Is  oparatod  separately.  V.C1.  p.  793. 

Book  Island  A 


itton   Jnno  2.  188O.  with 
dividend  of  100  par  eent 


. 
the 


Pactflo  was  a  eon- 
anthorUed,  and  a 
of  Boek  Island  stoek. 


l  A  Nebraska  Is  now  owned  In  (ee  simple.    V.  53,  p.  228. 
11888    '89    '90    "91    '92     -93     "94     '9.'.     '96       97 
•Mg-.nT.r.ts.i  8%       4484         4      1 4       2        Z      Below 
U  1887.  Fob..  %  p.  a.  From  1881  to  1887,7  p.  c.  per  annum  was  paid. 

BOWDO.— Tho  •ilonolon  and  collateral  trust  0  par  eent  bond*  (trustee 

1  at  the  rate  of 


mile  additional  for  eqm> 
They    an  secured    by  the 


with  the  trustee  of  an 


n  840.444 


On  Doa.  39. 1894.  there  WL 

\Z^%fe&£XMtat**^™  '" 


Him,  and  (slnoe  Jn 
ibers.bsg1nnlng  wit 
,000  of  thmobonds 


equal 
nljr  1. 

with  the 
ou^ 


won  Issued  at  810.OOO  per  mile 
dtytermin  ' 
ab> tract.  V 

JOB)  were  I* 

The  Issue  Is  for  910,000,000 
any  coupon  day  at  105.  In 
sold  for  Improvements.  See 


I  miles  of  track  ;  9l.2OO.OOO  for  Ksnsss  City  terminal  oropertv 
-    for  equipment.    See  mortgage  abstract.  V.  47.  p.  260. 
I  ot  1891  (U.  8.  Tract  Co..  trustee)  were  Issued  to  pay 


aSffrrunuurr  or  April.  1890. 
le  In  Oct.,  1894,  of  the  Minneapolis  A 
for  the  Rook  Island  83.832.OOO  In  cash. 


1 788.    Average  freight  train  load  1893-96, 144  tons;  rate  par 
il-OSeenU. 
EAurnHM—Calondar  year  1898  (roar,  815,421.698,  against  910,- 


<n   full 


REI-ORT.— The  flseal  year  end«  March  31. 
We 


Is  hold  In  Chicago  on  the  flnt 

as  InV.  82.  p.  1O12.  1037. 


Ttmr  tnding  Xarrk  :il- 
MUes  owned  and  opersted. 
Paseenger  earnings... 

F55ir.....;7:!::. 

Mall,  express,  rentals,  ate. . 


Annual  meeting 

edneaday  In  June.    Report  for  1895-96 
Earnings.  Ac.,  have  been : 


3,571 

«, 445.953 

1, 754.600 


1895. 
3,571 

84,338.053 

11,206.686 

1,876,077 


1894. 

86,538.568 

[3,852,978 

1,647,527 


Gross  earnings. 


.917,359.653     817.420316  821.039.O74 

.     11,866,594        12.682,261  14,977,480 

94.738.555  ~8«,06 1,594 

(72-».Oi  (71-14) 
15.644. 


Net  earnings 90.493,008 

P.  c.  of  oper.  e xp.  to  earns. . . .        (89-36) 

88.489 

..    95331.498  94.754.189  96.104.632 

..        9665,610  96943S4  9692,617 

3333,030  3318,030  3,199,825 

River  bridge* 119.600  157.6O8  157,460 

.(3)     923.116  (3)1.384.674  (4)1,846,232 

BUT  90OO  593  def  980 1332  sur  9208  496 

M.A8UU  bonds............. or.  1.102,079              

Surplus  bal.  for  year 9500.592  9352,047  9208.498 

-(Y.  63.  p.  989,  1019,  1087. 1039,  1043  ;  V.  63,  p,  879, 1009.) 

chlrafo  nt.  Paul  A  Kan.  City.— See  CHICAGO  UBEAT  WESTEBB. 

Chlea«o  M.  Paul  niiniea|>oll»  A  Omalia  Ky.— {get  Map  OM- 
eajr*  s»  Jfertt  rssten»./-B<>AO.-Maln  llne-Elroy.  WIs.,  to  Omaha,  Neb., 
091  miles ;  other  lines.  899  miles ;  total.  1,492  miles,  of  which  1,428 
miles  are  owned  and  89  miles  leased. 

HUTOBT.— This  was  a  consolidation  July,  188O,  of  the  Chicago  8t- 
Paul  A  Minneapolis,  the  North  Wisconsin  and!  the  Ht  Paul  A  Sioux  City. 

In  November.  18 

fortheOaloagoA] 


83.  n  controlling  Interest  In  the  stock  was  purchased 
orth  Western  Railway  by  the  acquisition  of  93,200 
and  33.80O  shares  of  preferred. 


ST.K  K.-Anthort»ed  common.  921,403.293;  preferred.  912,646.833. 
Held  by  the  company  Dec,  81, 1890,  common  stock  and  scrip,  82.844,- 
040;  piofaind  stoek  and  scrip.  91386331.  Preferred  stock  has  a  prior 
right  to  nan  oninulstlvs  dividend  of  7  per  eent;  but  common  Is  never 
to  raeetvo  more  than  Is  paid  on  preferred. 

DrvnMnriHV-ataiee'87.  (  *88.  '89.  '90.  '91.  '92.  '93.  '94.    '95.  '96. 
Preferred.  Per  cent.    I    6       8       4       •     8*j      7      7        7  below 

In  1896.  Feb..  34  o.  o.;  An*.,  3>t  P-  e. 

BoKDe.— In  1893  consols  for  8276,000  were  Issued.  There  are  also 
875,000  Minneapolis  Eastern  1st  m..  guar.,  7s.  due  Jan.  1, 1909. 

LAW DS.-TTM  land  sales  In  1890  were  14.303  acres,  for  936,390.  In- 
cluding lots;  land  contracts  and  notes  on  hand  December  31, 1893, 
974386;  lands  undisposed  of .  440.072  acres. 

LATEST  EAUfixee.— From  Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30. 1896  (11  months),  gross  , 
97.496.239.  against  86349.64O  In  1893. 

For  year  ending  June  30. 1896,  see  V.  63.  p.  1114. 

A*»CAL  RKPOBT.— Report  for  1893  was  In  V.  62,  p.  410. 

rsarcmMnf  Dec.  31-  IBM  :-•;  i -•. 

Oroasearnlngs 97,008,764       87.297,619       98,328,988 

Operallag  expenses  and  taxes.  4.836.652         4.946.184         0,843.i33 

92,301,435  92.485,395 

109,137  141,720 

1.412.3OO  1,378,599 

(7)  787,976  (7)  787,976 


Net  earnings 82.672,112 

Net  rentals  paid 113,044 

Net  tat. on  debt  (less  other  Inc.)  1,4. 
Dlv.  on  prat  stock (7)787,976 


Hurplns  of  RR.  Co 
Net  from  land  sales 


8,258  842,022 

389          9230.076 
-(V.  61,  p.  280;  V.  62.  p.  410;  V.  63,  p.  1114.) 


8177,100 
9132,332 


<  airm«o    A    Wontheaslern    Ry.— Operates    Anderson,    Ind.,   to 
Brazil,  Ind.,  109  miles,  of  which  12  miles.  Waveland  to  Band'  Creek,  IB 
trackage  over  St.  U  Van.  A  T.  II.,  leaving  97  miles  owned.  Extensions 
tn  Muncleand  Lima  were  under  connlderatlon  in  Nov.,  1895.  Formed  In 
1891  to  succeed  Midland  of  Indiana,  reorganized.    The  Midland   of 
l  n' I.  mortgage  (assumed)  hax    been    limited    to   9375,000     Midland 
Uy.  of  Ind.  Interest  due  July  1.  1«94,  was  paid  In  Dec.,  1894,  and  the 
January,  1895.  Interest  was  not  paid  when  due.    (V.  61,  p.  324,  921.) 

<  M.  •goAftoath  Hide  Rapid  Transit.— ("Alley  Blevated.» 
—8eo  STBEET  RAILWAY  SUPPLEMENT. 

rhleag;o  A  Texas  HH.— Owns  from  Cape  Olrardean,  Mo.,  via 
Carbondale,  111.,  to  Johnson  City,  73  miles,  and  branch  to  Harrison, 
111..  2  miles;  56  and  BO  Ih.  steel. 

A  consolidation  In  1893  of  Grand  Tower  A  Cape  Olrardeau  and  Qrand 
Tower  A  Carbondale.  Common  stock  authorized,  61,5OO.OOO;  non  cu- 
mulative 5  per  cent  preferred,  91,oOO.OOfi;  par,  8100.  All  outstanding, 
July  1,  1895,  and  bonded  debt  was  9972.O<K>;  current  liabilities, 
951,806.  First  On  for  913OO.OOO  are  reserved  for  extensions.  Year 
ending  June  30, 1895.  gross.  9140.375 :  net,  938,396 ;  charges,  905,406. 
I  nl  893  94  gross,  8180,301;  net,  MSr.848.-CV.  97,  p.  255.) 


(NVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL   LX1V.. 


JANCARY,  1897.J 


RAILKOAD    ST(X!KS    AND    BONDS. 


39 


<4nb*rrlbrr.  will  confer  a  great  favor  by  firing  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 


r  or  explanation  of  column  heading*,  Ac.,  Me  note* 
on  tot  pam  of  table*. 


Mile* 
of 


Date 
of 


Size,  or 
Par 


Road.  Bonds   Value. 


Amount 


Rate  per 
Cent. 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


When 
Payable 


Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 


Bond*— Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 
Sloe**— Last 
Dividend. 


•Cafe.  8t.  Panl  Hinneap.  *  O*iaka—(Contrd>— 
Bt.P.ABrxC.  lst-M.g.<97.000.000)910.000p.m.e 
No.Wls.lst  M.  Lake -t.C.ton'rSpooneraas'med.e- 
BaoltBM.  Marie  A  South  we*fn  lit  M.,  a**umed.c 
Ch.81  P.M.AO.eon.M,.*30.000.000(81S.OOOp.niic- 

Oaieap*  d  ajaOsastii  M    Mld-of  Ind.  1st  M.. gold.. c 


VsvaBfsmm-w  •*  uv  mH*vm>a««w  * 

ConaoL  mortgage,  92O.OOO  per  mile,  gold . . 
Olueago  4  Itau-lat  mort..  92.50O.OOO.  gold 
CMC.  4  W.  /md.-lst  M..  g..  s.  f..  sulij.  call  at : 

*.     -    -        •  *     ___^  »..£          .l_\^_^     #,.Kl4          KAA     .AVt 


.  ..e*r 
at  105-c 


*.«  wenjuea.  g« 

Ch.Ajro.Mlch.lstM., 


.          .  m.e' 
red.  »t  lOO.r. 


my  go  m  i^m"*  ou.  *"  k  *».  **j 

l^!p-*Sn8!*18looO>p" 

L  Equip.  Co.  1st  M..  gu-p.  AL .  *.f .  red.  at  1 

Coupon  scrip  Dee.,  1896 

CJUcaav  OfctaJtomarf  O«V  *S.-Prlorllen,g..text.e- 
Oaneral  mortgage  95.5OO.6oo.  gol^.  .c- 

Ote.  Hams.  4  Oay.-New  com.  stock.  88  .OOO.OOO    . 
l*t  preferradMoek.  Berte*  A  ABTt&OO.OOO  each. 


607 
80 
37 

1.412 
94 
94 
60 

4- 

48 

"Y6 

1-; 
93 


220 


3d  preferred  5  p.  e.  no»cnm..  98.OOO.OOO 

Consolidated mort.  (now  l.t>  9 A*,  sink,  fund  c-  60 

!                               do    e«  60 

do     c-  60 

Second  mortgaga,  gold «*  69 

General  mortgage,  97,800.000,  gold c'  60 

Ota.  Day.  A  Iron..  1MM..  gold. goar.  (aamawd. e*  164 

<H*.fi*mU*M4/a4taMB.-l**lf..giiar.  p.  Al...  M 

General  mort.  for  93.800,000,  gold,  to  be  gnar  ..  99 


1879 
1880 
1890 
1880 

lit? 

1891 
iv.  .i 
1878 


1875 


1891 
18M 
1894-6 
I9M 
1894 


1875 
187B 
1878 

1"? 
18M 
i-  .i 
1873 

i-  i 


81,000 
l.OOO 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
i'.obo 

l.OOO 

1,000 

100 

500  Ac 
1,000 
l.OOO 
1.000 

i".oo6 

1,000 

100 

100 
100 


1.000 
l.OOO 
1,000 

1  ...... 

1,000 
1.000 
1.1(0 
1,000 


86,070,000 
800,000 

400,000 

14,006,327 
375,000 

(I) 

1,225.000 
1,234.000 
9.692,666 
7,511,800 

1  ..1,111  HI 

5,75s,000 
LM7.0OO 

293.000 

464.062 
1  ,000.000 
3.000,000 
S.OOO.OOO 
1,000,000 

625,500 
6,374.500 

996.000 
1.347,000 

389,000 
2,000,000 
S.OOO.OOO 
3.500,000 
2.500.000 
1,333,000 


5* 

5 
6 

5ft 
»K 
5  R 

Sg 

8  g 
o  I.-xt. 
7 
5 
5 
6 
5 

f* 

5  g. 

>    l.-M 

4  JUT  »n. 
4  per  an. 
5 

6 
S 

*•«• 
5  g. 


5  g. 


A.  A  O. 
J.  A  J. 
M.  A  N. 
J.  A  D. 
J.  A  J. 

A."A"O. 

11  A  N. 
•.1.  M 
K.  A  A 
J.  A  D. 
J.  A  D. 
M.  A  N. 
J.  A  D. 

S.-Mit  ;i!l 

A.  A  O. 
J.  A  J. 


N.  Y.  Offloe,  52  Wall  St. 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

See  text. 


N.  Y..  .1  l'"   IIFUM  n  A  Co. 
do  do 

See  text. 
N.  Y.,  Un.  Tr.  A  Boston. 

See  text. 

See  text. 

Boston. 


.-M. 
.-F. 

A:  A  o. 


Phil.,  Ot.  4-JO  Walnut  St. 

do  do 

Cincinnati. 

do 

do 

do 

N.Y.,Ke**lerAOo54Wnll 


A.  A  O.  do  do 

A.  A  O.  do  do 

J.   A  J.  do  do 

J.  A  D.  N.Y.,BlalrACo..83Wall 
M.  A  N.  ir.Y.jr.e**lerAOo54Wall 
J.  A  J.'N.Y.,KeaslerACo54Wall 
J.  A  D.i  do  do 


Apr.  1,  1919 
Jan.  1,  1930 
Nov.  1,  1915 
June  1,  1930 
Jan.  1,  1917 
Oct.  1.  1921 
Apr.  1,  1933 
Nov.  1,  1919 
Deo.  1,  1932 
Feb.  15,  1893 
Jmne  1,  1905 
Deo.  1,  1921 
May  1,  1931 
June  1,  1902 

1904-5 

Oct.  1,  1919 
Oct  1,  1919 

See  text. 
Jan.5,'97,1% 
Dec.,  '96,  1% 
Feb.6'97,li4% 
Oct.  1.  1906 
Ot.  1,  1905 
Oct.  1,  1905 
Jan.  1.  1987 
June  1,  1943 
May  1,  1941 
Jan.  1,  1908 
June,  1943 


«  hi.  •».. 
lyilamof  it 
••low.  It* 

I... :..-,. 


*  Mr.irrn  Indiana 


Kit.—  own*  a  valuable  terminal 
tele  Chicago  to  the  road*  named 


Polk  Street,  Chicago. 
Une.    1O   mile*,  to 
;  total.  48  mile*;  total 


Cragln.  1 8  mlla*.  and  to  South  Chicago.  5 

traaVTiaelBdiat  3d. 3d. 4th  track,  aad  sidings.  194  mile*;  also  own* 
9#0  acres  of  real  istoti.  uaiiiBgar  aad  freight  yards,  warehouse*, 
•levators.  etc.  Tba  Bait  ByTofCnUsago  lease*  aad  operate*  73  mlleaot 
ta*194mlle*owaedbyta*Ca.AW.  T^tt**e«nrttte*bamg  all  bald  by 
the  nominal**  leasing  th*  — 


A  W.  I.;  see  V.  60.  p.  1 


•mi « 

;.     LOW 


company's  read  aad  latmln*ls  an  l«ai»d 
toUww'abaah.tb*  ~ 


f%i+  AOraad 

*  Ert*  aad  the  LoatevUle  New  Albany  A 
tala*  owas  91.000.000  (took.  Thev 
•  mi  J  .  .  •  v  l  man  .:  :  ••  l  l:.  • 

Hway.    Tba  annual  raaails  matt  always  »»tissr1  by  at  least  90  per 

«aatt**latanat«a  the  ksafa  at  anytime  outstanding 

OARTAL  STOCK.  9a.OOO.OO9.  all  owned  a*  above  Mated.  Dividend* 
1992  to  18*4. 6  p.  e.  yearly;  In  1*95. 7>t  P.O.;  la  1496,t)p.e. 

Eoana.  BI»k1»gfaaipajm»aHl*m<iBailM»a  year  1990 to  9161. OOO) 
aaaaally  retire  a  portion  of  the  Bret  manga**  bond*  at  1O5  aad  Inter- 
act, aad  after  la*y  are  all  drawn  tb*  gaaeral  mortgage  boada  beeoma 
•nbjeet  to  same  sinking  fund  aad  will  be  drawn  at  eaaw  prtoa  In  sach 
aaaaaJ  aaaoaau  a*  win  retire  the  debt  at  or  before  maturity.  In  Sept., 
1994.  914.153.000  •iniril  9*  had  be*n  laraai.  of  whleh  92.SOO.OOO 
van  naarradto  retire  Irsu  and  91.999.333  had  bam  paid  back  to 

tor  1995  wa*  In 
•ZlwTMMi 
groai,****.- 


taJair.iSMl.TrarernCnrtb 


aloaTr.ro    N.Y..  and  Ok 
rapon*  of  Chicago  A  Wert 
<  Dec..  1 896,  taeTiulva.  aad 
W  N«T.  1.  1 W4.  to  Nov..  II 


Elk  Rapid*  aad  Bay  Vtew.tfkmfia*  total  of  aA.  575  miles. 
OBOAinsATloir.  Ac  -Orgaalscd  Jam.  1. 187*. 

m  on  gaa.  mort.  were  porehaaed  a' 
.•  Traat  Co..  Bsalaa.    V.58.  p.  841 
MMUgaa  gaMralmort..  da*  Dee.  lTl994. 
>  A  North  MJealgan  flrst  mort. 

FEB.  W9W*l  DmVad    am    IB     |* Ami)    aUUl     ^* 

In  id-year  '5  K  «•"  ierip^  *ald  ierlp  to  ba  ratoamabU  at  option  of 
"'\9m.l9S'   mnj 

,J27Iilffr?*TlL,1?SZ;?'»tS;J?la??'3:tolM9'8!  »i«°o.3sta 

1991. 8%  IB  1893, 8%  la  1893.  Feb..  m  p.  e.;  aoaedaea. 
L*TMT  K*uri<ioa.-rrom  Jan,  1  to  Nov.  3O  (1 1  month*) :       m_i 

i::-         :::1597^2    ^  'SSTtt^S 

AirarAL  Rarorr.- For 

.724.047:  Baa.  8*19 Jam  shinfu.  94O0.1 

«:ilH.75M.    In 

7.— (V.  62,  p.  83O:  V.  03,  p.  7 
•  i. ...law  Oklahoma    A    Jinlf   Hit.— Wlsvnr.  Indian  Territory, 
Tla  8oath  MeAlaatar  and  Oklahoma  City,  to  Fort  Reno.  216  mile*; 
4  miles;  total.  33Omlle*.    The  extension.  South 
-ma  CHy,  1*0  mOaa,  ecmalXad  la  September,  1895. 
i  at  1*  mJtai  to  f.  O.  Ptttobmrg  A  Onlf  to  proposal. 
HWTOBT.-A  reorgaaUatloB  of  Ik*  Choetaw  Coal  A  Railway  Co.,  (old 
IB  foracbMore  Sept.  »TlW4.    Bald*  valuable  coal  lease*. 

Jane.  1996,  was  Uraed  94.OOO.OOO  of  Sneroent 
(par.  950)  to  retire  91,300,000  (ont  of  81.141. OOO) 
-'^  and  all  the  91.10O.OOO  Income.;  and  to  raise 


D  930.  •bowlag  groM.  8t.734.O47;  net. 
bal  .  ilalaKjiglOT.    In  1894  now.  9 
1993  (TOM.  91.Mn.7iO;  net.  93»C567.-( 


l  of  1O 

t.--,:.,.-..    ...  T'i- 

.....  •,.  *:!.,  ....   ... 


tmy  936^060  oar  tnut*,  and  to  build 
Kaa»»  6ty  PltuburgA<iulf.  torbet- 
BhargtMwete  tha>  reduced  from  9825,- 
93.  p.  588.  778,  931.  868. 

.J.  93.750.000:  par.  95O;  all  held  by  voting  tru«t 
till  July  I .  I •*• .  BtwnmdMoek.  5  per  eant  (cumulative  after  Nov.  1, 
1897).  94.000.odoT  par.  5O-«M  V.  64,  p.  134. 

BoTOa.— Tna  prior  UaB  8*  an  raiUamabu  at  105  after  five  years 
9ae  adv.  CttBOHMU,  Sant.  33.  1994.    Oeaeral  5s  for  91  .OOO.OOO  an 


la  T.  64, 


oto.    On  Oct.  81.  1896.  oar  tnwu  for  9125.OOO 
an  to  be  retired  April  1.  1807.  when  the  la*t 
ctoek  I*  doe;  no  loan*  and  bill*  payable. 
Rirnar.— Year  end*  Oct.  81.    Report  for  1895-6  wa*  given 


183 


(bowing  earalac*  a*  follow*: 
.          nti  \>t  /•••."> 

IM,  n—  a/ratfrMA     rmminft.     ra«<n(n 
199V6  .....  iiH.Oll        9;ni,rfl        8M.386 

1994-5  ......  3*3.318          12H.459          64.O95 

latoraM  nhai|»  oa  baad*  aow  outstanding.  9200,750. 


amtnnlt. 

T:  :  MM 


Balanc* 

farinlfrett. 
9217,407 


Coal  output  In  1895-6  was  364, 11O  ton*  against  358,655  tons  In 
1891-5,  but  the  price  received  In  1895-0  was  much  lower  than  In  the 
previous  year.  In  the  calendar  year  1 894  the  output  was  3KO..VJO  tons; 
In  1893  was  35O.567  tons.  President,  Francis  I.  Oowcn,  Philadel- 
phia.—(V.  64,  p.  133,  133.) 

Cincinnati  Dayton  A  Ironton.— AM  Oin«fn.  Ham.  4  Dayton. 

<  Inrlnnatl  Hamilton  A  Dayton  Hy.— (Stt  Map.)— Operates  a 
direct  line  between  Cincinnati  and  Toledo,  Ohio,    with  branches  to 
Indianapolis.  Ind..  and  Ironton.  on  the  Norfolk  A  Western,  etc. 
B_.<  ___<_,•  .,-..,j...*.-.u.-i..        ttoad*  controlled—  XUet. 

Cincinnati  Hamilton  A  Ind...f  99 
Cincinnati  A  Dayton 13 

Totalofall 641 

Owns  jointly  with  Big  Four  Day- 
.f!43    ton  A  Union. 


to  Dayton,  0 6O 

Dayton  A  Ironton..  164 
tin.  Dayton  A  Chicago,  etc. ...  1 43 
Trackaga^^ 2O 

Dayton*  Michigan. 


BwrOBT,  ETC.— Chartered  In  1846.  Main  line  opened  In  1851. 
leased  line*  added  at  varlon*  time*  since.  In  July.  1895.  the  Cln. 
Dayton  A  Ironton  and  (in.  D.  A  Chicago  were  formally  consolidated 
with  the  C.  H.  A  D.  Railroad  under  the  name  of  Cln.  Ham.  A  Dayton 
JteUnay.  V.  60.  p.  11O4:  V.  61.  p.  68.  Indiana  Decatur  A  Western 
•took  control  wa*  acquired  In  the  Interest  of  the  C.  H.  A  D.  In  December, 
1895,  aad  that  protwrty  will  be  operated  In  connection  with  the  C.  H. 
A  D.  system.  V.  61.  p.  !Oo4. 

Tba  Cincinnati  Hamilton  A  Dayton  Traction  Co.  was  organized  In 
November.  1896,  to  build  and  operate  rapid  transit  electric  line*  In 
connection  with  the  C.  H.  A  D.  steam  nad-aee  V.  64,  p.  83. 

8Toc«.-Capltal  stock  of  C.  H.  A  D.  Railway  I*  common  98.0OO.OOO  i 
piefatied  5  p.  c.  non-cumulative.  9H.OOO.OOO.  Old  railroad  common 
re  salved  !•*,<»  shares  of  the  new  preferred  and  3  shares  of  new  com- 
mon for  each  old  share.  Old  vrt/srrsrf  (4  p.o.  cumulative)  ha*  option 
of  remaining  aaehaageil  or  of  exchange  for  new  preferred,  share  for 
•ban.  The  C.  D.  A  f.  aad  C.  D.  A  C.  old  stocks,  which  were  all  In  C. 
H.  A  D.  treasury,  were  extinguished.  The  new  preferred  Is  entitled  to 
9  p.  o..  than  common  to  5  p.  o.;  then  both  share  equally. 

Diviourna-  'H3.  •*4.  '85.  '86.  '87.  '88.  '89.  '90  to  July.  '95 
Common.  P.  ct..  96676  nil  5  yearly 

Preferred,  P.O..    686       and  since  4  per  oent  yearly. 

On  new  preferred  of  eonaol.  company  1 1«  p.  c.  wa*  paid  In  Nov.,  1895; 
in  1896,  5  p.  e.:  In  1897.  Fab..  !•«  p.  o. 

Bo!<Da.—Tha  general  mortgage  Is  for  97,800,000,  of  which  94,800,000 
» retire  th*  prior Tlea*  i 


at  maturity;  the  prior  bonds  must  not 
ntlle  Trust  Company  of  N.  Y.  The  mortgage 


covers  the  »*rpstu*l  lease  of  the  Dayton  A  Michigan,  the  profits  un 
der  whleh  an  lam.    V.  54.  799:  V.  55.  p.  373.    ' 
rent  liabilities  ofC.  H.  A  D.  were  91.711.773. 


GD»»A-rri«s.— The  C.  H.  A  D.  guarantee*  certain  securities  of  the 
Cincinnati  Hamilton  A  Ind.  and  Dayton  A  Michigan— which  see. 

In  May,  1895,  C.  II.  A  D.  Inn-rent*  In  Alabama  Oreat  Southern  were 
sold  to  Southern  Rv.  Control  of  Cln.  N.  O.  A  T.  P.  stock  Is  held  by 
C\  H.  A  D.  aad  Southern  Railway  Jointly.  V.  02.  p.  1139;  V.  68,  p.  228 . 

L»Turr  KAKXIXOS.— Reported  to  Inter-State  Commerce  Commission 
for  year  ending  June  3O,  on  641  mile* : 

Yr.loJunt30.    ilroti.  Ifrl.  Inl.,ttr.      Dlritl'ndi.  Bal.,  nir. 

1896-96.  ...95,141,191    91.770,710    91,238,878    93O2.012    9229,820 
1894-95  ....   5,025308       1,735,578       1,226,164       269,112      210,302 

AmnAL  Rarorr.— Plaoal  year  end*  June  30.— For  1895-96.  gross 
inrume  wa*  95,228.264,  against  95,115,845  In  1894-95.  A  statement  of 
earning*  for  1894-95  was  given  In  V.  62,  n.  142.  The  Internet  on  bonds 
Include*  flxed  charge*  of  Cln.  Dayton  A  Ironton,  Dayton  A  Mich.,  etc. 


Temr  ending  Junt  30.  1898 

Hroa*  earnings 95.O39.136 

Net  earnings 91,627,986  91,724.4( 

Intomtonbond* 9847.2OO  9849.K 

C.  H.  A  D.  dividends 269.112  264,833 

D.  A  M.  dividends 180,788  180,788 


1894. 
95,094.812 
404 
153 


1998, 

95,412,912 

91.844.28u 

1000/469 

264,556 

UOfltt 


Balance,  surplus 9330.886          9439.628          9598.474 

-(V.  62,  p.  1 83,  232,  1038, 1139;  V.  63,  p.  153,  228,  5O4;  V.  64,  p.  82.) 

Innatl  Hamilton  A  Indlanapoll*  fly.— (See  Hap  O.  B. 

I  D.t—  Own*  Hamilton,  Ohio,  west  to  Indianapolis,  Ind.,  99  miles. 

K.— Common  stock  (92.5OO.OOO)  Is  all  owned  by  the  Cincinnati 
Hamilton  A  Dayton,  which  operates  the  road.  V.  57,  p.  144.  Pre- 
ferred non-cumulative  7  per  oent  stock,  9281,679. 

Bowna.— The  general  mortgage,  of  which  Continental  Tnut  Co.  of  New 
York  and  the  Union  Trust  Co.  of  Cincinnati  are  trustees.  Is  for  93.80O,- 
OOO,  of  which  sufficient  reserved  to  retire  first  mort.  bonds  at  maturity. 
lABsrxos.— In  year  1891-5,  gross,  9660,073;  net,  444,888;  Interest. 
9126,000.  In  1898-4,  gross,  9737,181 ;  net,  966,915. 

Cincinnati  Jackaon  A  Mackinaw  Hy.— Owns  from  Carlisle 
O.,  to  Addlson,  Mich.,  188  miles;  Allegan  to  Dundee,  Mich.,  133  miles; 
branches,  3  m.:  trackage  to  Toledo,  etc..  2  5  m.;  total  operated,  349 
miles.  HIK  traffic  arrangement  over  B.  A  O..  Into  Chicago,  and  Into 
Cincinnati  orer  C.  C.  C.  A  St.  L.,  Cln.  Lebanon  A  Northern  and  Middle- 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT 


[Vou  LX1V. 


JA.VUABY,  1897  J 


RAILROAD     STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


41 


will  confer  a  err  ml  favor  by  clvlne  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 


for  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  first  page  of  tables. 


Mile* 

of 
Road. 


Date    Size,  or 

of         Par 
Bonds   Value. 


Amount 

«  >  L'  -tan.  line 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Rate  per    When 
Cent    |  Payable 


Bond*-Prlncl- 
pal.When  Due. 
Where  Payable,  and  by    Stock*— Last 
Whom.  Dividend. 


Gin*.  Jarkton  4  Hark. 


meek 


t  mortgage 
Special  morU 


:  ..H.,,  .,.,'.. 


331 


Special  mortgage  (to  redeem  certificates) 

Qlnclimmti4f*&i»fum  raU«y-lst  mortgage. . 
«*M«»»«H  *•»  Ortemur.  Tom*  Pne</le-8tock. . . 

Receiver's  certificates 

Ofau*»»a<i  JtrtonMHOa  4  vir^ni 

Preferred  stock  (see  text) 

JfSSS*fflffia& 

Ote.  fafinm  *  *«*. -  1st  M..  93 


R*&o**T«?r'n  mrttflotoB 

yfcKtnaeK  PvrlmmtU  «  Tirr<Wto-Common  stock 
rrw-n-a^kj.e.toxt). 

.lut-gu.c- 


88 

38 

148 

830 


Oanarsl  mart  (new  let,)  for  91 .800.000  gold. . . .  o 
Ea  nip.  Trust  A  2d  mortgage,  gold.  (See  text).... c- 

CltMlinid  Belt  4  TfrminSZlri  K.  |l,OOO,OOO 

4Kme.Ce*AM4«o«M.-PTet6p.c,itock(8eetexti 


107 

107 

UH 

80 

58 

20 

i"77 
177 
04 


1892 

J""'' 
1970 

1896 


1895 
1871 
1890 
liM 

1887 
1890 

l-'.-l 


91,000 


l.OOO 

100,  *o. 

1,000 

100 


i'.obo 

1.000 

1,000 

l.OOO 

100 

500,  Ac. 
1,000 


100 


$16,300.000 

4,234,000 

9O2.0OO 

200,000 

108,940 

1,5OO,OOO 

3,000,000 

60O.OOO 

1,506,000 

594.000 

95,000 

1,800,000 

1.68O.OOO 

050,000 

4,000,000 

l.SOO.OOO 


J.  A  D. 


5 

2  to  5 

7 
Bee  text. 


J.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 
J.  «  J. 


Dec.,'94,  coup,  not  paid   June  1,  1991 

Clnn.,  Cen.Tri&S.D.Co. 

do  do 

July  ,'88,pd.  Nov.  10,'96 


Jan.,  1916 

July,  1914 

Jan.   1,  1901 

Oct.  19, 1891 


See  text.  J.  A   J.        Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

5g    J.  A  D.  Invertm'tTr.Co.,Phila. 

J.  A  1).  N.  Y.,  Wlnslow,  L.  A  Co. 

J.  A   J.  New  York  and  London. 


Chagrin  Falls  A  Mo.,  1st 
res,  lien  on  rolling  stock. 
A  Canton  1st  at.  fold. 


GoBoral  Istmortgage  oa  Zaaeevllle  raal 
CL  Cea.  *  Be.,  oomtol 


Real  estate  mortgage*  »•  on  June  90, 1999 . 

MasaUon  RR.  (leased i  Istmortgage 

m  Pledged  as  collateral.         


1.000 
1.000 
1.000 
1.000 
1,000 


. 

9O2.OOO 
Bee  text. 

I.'I.IHMI 

2,000,000 

1,121,000 
000.000 
20,000 

•  200.000 
1  SO.OOO 
200,000 

•  200.000 

76.000 
559,183 
106.700 
110.000 


5  S 

t.-I    . 

2* 


5  <tk  J. 


•• 

5 
0 

!* 


J.    A  J. 
Ann'lly. 


M.  A  8. 


. 
N.  T.,  Guaranty  Tr.  Co. 


Hamilton  Tr.,  Bk'lyn. 
do  A  SOB'way.N.  Y. 
Boston,  Co.'*  office. 


Jan.1,'97,  294 
Jane  1,  1925 
June  1,  1921 
Jan.  1,  1920 
Jan.  1,  1943 
Oct.  3,  1892 
Men.  1,  1927 
Aug.  1,  1930 
Jan.  1,  1941 


July,  1895,  not  paid. 
Apr.,'93.coup.la8t  paid. 
July,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 


June,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 


Boston. 


July  1,  1917 
July  1,  1917 
July,  1917 
Apr.  1,  1894 
Apr.  1.  1929 
May  1,  1896 
June  1,  1928 
Jan.  1,  1941 
May  1,  1943 


Men.  1,  1918 


9wa  *  Cincinnati 


Ry.    V.98, 
20  miles.  Is 


62.  p.  11*7. 


*  Jaekson  Ry.) 

HnrromT.-In  1894  Messrs.  C.  B.  Brtoe  and  others  acquired  control  ot 
Interest  on  aew  firsts  due  Dee.  1.  18*4.  was  not  paid  and  F. 
Drake  was  appoiated  receiver.    Road  sold  oa  Jan.  5.  1897,  for 


•look. 
B.   Dr 


RBOBOAVIZATIOX  Comnnma.-  P.  P.  Oloott,  Calvin  B.  Briee  and  O. 
B.  9b*Mrm;  J.  V.  Wallace.  Beeretary.  54  Wall  Bt..  N.  Y.    Plan  of  Dee.  10. 

1800  I V.  94,  B.  41), 
95  .fcXUrtdY  pre- 
to  call  at  par:  1st 
IT  mile)  93.240.000 
id  rolling  stock  and 



of  9  par  cent  will  receive  fl.OOO  of  the  aew 
on  paying  asseeameat  of  25  cents  per  9100 
receives  920  in  new  commen 

EAJurixo*.-!  I  monthe.<  1999 grose.9044.O9O;    net.  982.937 

Jan.  1  to  Hov.  SO.        (1999 gross,    570.4O81    net,    78^03 

ACTUAL  KsroRT  -Report  for  1903  In  V.  93,  p.  1 137.  showed : 

Jbnl.4M*n.      gal.,  nrm. 
941,319 


12 


1895 96S7.S99 


9*0.100 


948.711 

u  m 


00.638 


1804. 037,008 

•  .3.  p.  8*9.  10»2;  V.  04,  p.  41.  82. 
Cincinnati    Lebanon    A    Northern 

Dodds.  »>..  36  miles:  branches.  8  mile*;  total.  ~  -~— .  .-.».„,  , .. 
May.  1890,  by  the  Peaa*ylvaala  Company.  The  "  speelal  mortgage' 
bears  Interest  until  Jnly  1,  1899,  at  /p.  e..  and  thereafter  at  5  p.  c 

- 
«  Itirl 


p.  909,    Amoant  doe  Pitta.  Ola. 
91.mi.6l3.  and  en   unpaid  coo, 
Pront  and  lew  defleftTan.  1. 


Cbleago  A  Bt.  Louis   Da*.  31 
•eas.TDcl 

' 


I  754,000  of  the  bonds. 
H87.  was  paid  oa  April 

•1.J 


Jan..  1999, 
.  Capital 
18B3. 


.  _r.  900-of  which  I'enn. 
fmVMylvaala  Railroad  owns 
Pint  mort.  coupon  due  July  1, 
,  ABVV.  at  Wtnalow.  Laalcr  A  Co..  New  York  ; 
paid  April  1,  1999i  July.  '98.  coupon  paid 


-rTCV.9.? 

EAn«i!ios.-Flscal  year  ends  Pi  mater  81;  report  In  V.  02.P.9O6. 

1999. '     *1- *.'-'-  MMfl  9110.7S9          def.975^79 

.  rT3l  1121200          def.  34.750 

—(V.  00.  p.  522.  747;  V.  01.  p.  151;  V.  62,  p.  548,  9O9:   V.  93,  p.  870.) 
<  in.  Innall  Mew  Orleans  A  Trias  l»art*)r  By.— ROAD.— Opa- 
rstes'lnnrnnatimrnlhsra  By  ,fllsalansrltiTfTisttsninrgs  Tsan  .fffflm 
H0TOBT.  ETc.-Organlied  la  1891  under  laws  of  Ohio  to  lease  the 
CJaeWnatl  Boatbera  Railroad,  owned  by  the  City  of  Cincinnati.    In 
October.  1805.  a  majority  ef  the  capital  stock  (laeloding  9500.100 
Ry.  Co.  and  9M*o.ooo  belonging  to  Ala.  Qreat 
..  was  held  nnder  agreement  forjoial  benefit  of  the 
'  o.  and  the  CbMtn.  Hamilton  A  Dayton,    (tee  V.ttl.  p.2O. 
,  1806.  the  Southern  Ry.  and  Cincinnati  Hamilton  A  Dayton 
le  purehase  the  ^-t*-— i"  Southern  from  the  City  of  Cladin- 
aatl.  but  their  enfer  was  rejsetsd;  see  V.  03.  p  939.391. 

Rental  dne  Ctty  ef  fftemnstl  tljoilooo  till  Oct.  12.  1806: 
$1402.000  Ull  Oct.  13.  1901.  and  91.202.000  Ull  1900.  Betterments  of 
abovt  91 50XMX)  revert  to  lessor  annually.  See  V.  62.  p.  332. 

RccBlTVBsair.-S.  M.  Peltoa  was  on  March  19,  180*.  appointed  re- 
eslrer     Car  trusts.  Jon*  SO.  1999, 9*31.742 ;  bills  payable,  9130,177. 
LATEST  K  »R«i*os.-5  moe.. )  1996. .free*.  91.417.197;  net.  9388.818 
July  1  to  Nov.  30.  \  IHOft.igroes.    1.087,507;  net,    525.054 

AJDTOAL  RETORT. -Report  for  1805-9  was  la  V.  93,  p.  049. 
Tear  «ntf.  SIMM  90.      1806.  1899.  .1804.  1998. 

learatagB 


Balance dcr.923.174   df.  970.000 def.91 72.203  df.9152.57O 

— (T.  03,  p.  ii6,  158,  228.  jo/,  949.  664.) 

<  i. ,. Innall  Portensenth  *  Virginia  HH^-Owns  from  Idle- 
wild,  O..  to  Sctotoville,  1O8  miles:  trackage  (Cln.  Lebanon  A  Nor. 
to  Ctaetnaati.  4  miles ;  total,  113  mlie*.  Ohio  A  Northwestern  was  sold 
ta  Hjiaiiisji  March  13. 189O.  and  reorganlied.  Preferred  stock  Is  en- 
I  per  cent  dindeads.  then  common  to  5,  then  both  pro  rate. 
I  la  Jan.,  1999.  paid  3  p.  c,;  July,  1890.  3  p.  c,;  In  1807, 
Jan..  2  p.  c. 

Bone-In  Jam*.  199ft.  lamed  a  mortgage  for  96OO.OOO  of  5  per 
•oat  bands  for  lanweinoBt*  and  eqalpment.    Bonds  are  subject  to 

«  at  105  oa  alaWy  dav.  aetlss  In  the  order  of  their  numbers.    Trus- 
la vestmeat  Trust  Co.  of  Philadelphia. 

EA«irijioe.-5BK)s..      1 1906 Oross.9120.23O;  net,  910,274 

Joiy  1  to  Nov.  30.     <19M Gross,    195309;  net.    29,004 


S.—  sca  year  ens  une  30.  eport  for  1895-90  was  In 
1,  showing  (TOSS,  9289.104;  net,  943,881;  taxes.  96.300  ; 
1.646:  dividends.  911.88O;  balance,  surplus.  924,055.  In 
OSS,  9250,693  ;  net,  945.6OO.-(V.  63,  p.  791.) 


EABMXOS.—  Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.     Report  for  1895-90  was  In 
V.OS.p.  791,  sho 
Interest.  91.646: 
1804-95  (TOSS, 

Cincinnati  Richmond  A  Vert  Wayne  RR.—  Owns  from  Rich- 
mond, Ind..  to  Adams.  Ind.,  80  miles  ;  leases  5  miles  of  P.  F.  W.  A  C. 
Now  operated  (January,  1897),  by  Grand  Rapids  A  Indiana  Ry.  for 
net  earnings  as  rentals.  Interest  Is  guaranteed  by  the  Peunoyl- 
vanla  Co,  aad  PltUborf  Ota.  Chicago  A  Bt  L.  Co.  Jointly.  Stock.  #1,- 
700^18-par,  95O.  of  which  Peon.  Co.  Deo.  31.  1895,  owned  91  ,256. 
000.  Doe  guarantors  Dee.  31.  1895,  91,245,233. 

EAaxnra«.-Calendar  year  1896,  gross,  9*93,041.  against  9447,605 

•.  l  '•''>. 


Trarmd.  Dtc.31.     Press. 

1800 9447.605 

1804. 414.783 


\rl 

9103.449 
133.472 


Balance. 
9120.500       def.923.111 
157,040       def.   23.574 


la  1803,  fn.ni 


n..  on  Bun*.  R.  A  P., 
dunng  corporate. 


SKS 


and  renewals  thereo/  to  Huffalo  Rochester  A  PmiVmVi- 
>— at  a  rental  payable  In  gold  and  equal  to  0  per  cent  oa 
meek,  par  950,  and  5  per  eent  on  bonds,  the  latter  belnv  uuar. 
Indorsement  OB  each.  On  June  SO.  1890,  91OO.O4S  was  due 
P.  tor  advancements  for  Improvements  -see  V.  01,  p.  710. 

Cleveland  Akron  A  Colnnsbns  Railway.— Owns  from  Hud 
SOD,  O..  to  Columbus,  O.,  144  miles;  Dresden  branch.  Kllliuck  to  Trln- 
way.  83  miles;  coal  spurs,  14  miles ;  total  owned,  191  miles ;  trackage 
Hudson  to  Clevelsnd.  26  miles,  and  Trln way  to  Zanesvllle.  16  miles; 
total  operated.  t33  miles. 

HiirroKT.— Reorganised  under  thl*  title  In  January.  1886.  In  Septem- 
ber, 1805,  Calvin  i  Brlce  purchased  control  and  was  elected  president. 

DlviDiXM.— In  1886  and  1887,  eaeh  1  >*  per  cent;  for  1888, 1  p.  c. 
for  1890  1  p.  c.;  In  1801  1  p.  e.  la  Nov.;  In  1892.  1>«  ;  none  since. 

Bonn*,— The  equipment  bonds  are  redeemable  at  100  and  Interest  on 
August  1.10OO.  and  at  1O5  and  Interest  on  any  August  1  thereafter 
prior  to  193u.  Bonds  In  excess  of  973O.OOO  bare  been  canceled  and 
cannot  now  be  lamed.  Equipment  trusts  outstanding  December  1, 
1990, 9324.438  payable  monthly,  bills  parable  June  3O/96, 9233,241. 

RBADJCBT*  EXT.  -The  report  for  1805-90  say  s :  ••  The  general  results 
of  the  year's  business  are  dlseoaraging ,  and  demonxtrate  the  necessity 
for  a  radical  readjustment  of  the  flaaaees  of  your  company  and  fur  In- 
creased facilities  for  procuring  and  handling  traffic." 

AjnroAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  cad*  June  3O.  Report  for  1895-96 
was  in  V.OS.p.  1112,  showing  groa».9874,92O;  net.  9343,958;  Interest 
and  rental,  9181.803:  balance,  962.565:  charges  against  this  balance 
amounted  to  9138.76O  'see  report),  leaving  a  deficit  of  961.1115. 
Equipment  payments  (additional  to  charges  above)  amounted  to  895,- 
779  during  the  year.  In  1804-05  gross.  9857.930;  net,  9283.3OO.  lu 
1 893-94,  groas,  9806.090:  net,  9210,9O6.-(V.  03.  p.  1113.) 

Cleveland  Hell  A  Terminal  HR.— Owns  6>s  miles  terminal 
road,  or  13  miles  Including  «lde  tracks,  at  Cleveland.  Ohio.  Block, 
common.  98.O01.OOO;  preferred,  9178.000;  par  9100.  Mortgage 
trustee.  International  Trust  Co..  Boston.  Interest  on  the  firsts 
Is  payable  la  preferred  stock.  Loans  and  bills  payable  June  80. 
IStfe,  921.700.  For  year  ending  June  30. 1896.  gross.  928,659;  net. 
99,005;  Int.  and  taxes,  92,872  ;  balance,  surplus.  90,188.  In  1894-95. 
gross.  937.912;  net.  912.4O9;  Int.  and  taxes,  92,721;  dividends, 
90.208 1  balance,  surplus  for  year,  94.48O. 

•  I.  v  eland  Canton  A  Southern  RR.— Owns  Cleveland  to  Zanes- 
vllle.O.,  140  mfles ;  Canton  to  Sherrodsvllle,  43  miles;  other  branches 
16  m.;  leases  Masslllon  RR.  6  m.;  total.  210  miles.    (V.  54,  p.  844). 

REcniVERsiiir.— J.  W.  Wardwell  Is  receiver. 

CnHBTTTKES.— Olerrland  4  Cantunrtnt  mortgage  committee:  Charles 
A.  I'eabody,  Jr.,  H.  L.  Tbornell  and  II.  K.  Pomror;  depositary, Mercan- 
tile Trust  Co.  V.  59.  p.  697.  This  committee's  Trust  Co.  receipts  for 
92.000.000  firsts  have  been  listed  on  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange. 

OtneJmnd  4  Canton  equip,  trial  and  imprnrrmrnt  bondholders'  com  - 
mlttee.— Moraan  Kotcb.  H.  B.  Hoffins.  II.  F.  Ulmock,  C.  T.  Birney. 
Ororge  P.  Mcsaervy.  (ieorge  N.  SmaUry,  Charles  II.  French;  deposita- 
ries Internatl-  n.il  Tnut  Co.,  Boston,  and  U.  8.  Mortgaie  Co.,  N.  Y.  V. 
59.  p.  92O,  lOOfl.  Cnntolidatrd  Mortgage—  Robert  Maclay,  Louis  C. 
Ledyard  and  William  Rot«h.  Ooenoclon  A  Southern— p.  W.  Smith,  O. 
W.  Plummer  and  O.  Presoott ;  depositary  Is  International  Trust  Co., 
Boston ;  more  than  two-thirds  have  been  deposited. 

FORECLOSURE.— International  Trust  Co.,  Boston,  trustee  of  Cleve- 
land A  Canton  /Ir«(  mortgage,  flled  Its  foreclosure  suit  In  March,  1806. 
suit  for  foreclosure  uf  ('oshocton  A  Southern  mortgage  was  Instituted 
In  December,  1895.  Knlckcrixicker  Trust  Co.,  trustee  of  oonsol.  mort- 
gage of  1892,  filed  notice  of  foreclosure  proceedings  on  Hov.  Id,  1894. 

BaoBOAViZATio*.— In  January,  1897,  negotiations  were  pending 
looking  to  a  reorganization  acceptable  to  all  Interest. 

Coupon  PAYMENTS.— Coupons  due  Ju'y  I,  1894,  on  Clev.  A  Canton 
<fr»/«were  paid  Dec.  31, 1894;  Jan., '95.  paid  June  29.  1895;  July,  1895. 
and  subsequent,  coupons  were  not  paid.  V.  62,  p.  40. 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV, 


JANUARY,  1887.J 


KAJLKOAD     STOCKS    AND     BONDS. 


43 


SUPPLEMENT. 


|Vou.  LXIV. 


INVESTORS' 


_. *£,'  /K  MLL.  White  Water  branch, 1st,  goui.c 
*»i«»i'"'~'£  I_IAA  rHn«inn»tt  IstMort... 


119 
391 
391 

bin 

72 
73 
63 
45 
45 
„ -,  ki-i'i. .  •  267 

old CAT     194 

..e-|    203 
i-AT  1,808 


(11,000,000,  goiu ;••.;:,• 

0  monthly)  Dec.  31,  1896. 


OS,!  *  Jfor. 


(dueWoOO  monthly)  Dec.  ,  ... 
ra£-Con.M.<now  lst>*3,OOO,OOO,g.e*i 
.-lst  M.,  ».  t.,  not  drw.,  gold,  gimr.  .  .c' 


125 
97 


1*7-1 
1  ss-1 
1869 


IH'.tO 

1871 

IS'.IO 
IS'.IO 
IS'JO 

1891 
1893 


1871 


1888 
1895 


(100 
100 

1.000 

,000&c 

l.OIHI 
1.000 
1.000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
1,000 
1.000 

-,00  AT. 
1,000 

1,000*1 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 
50 

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


l.OOOAc 
1,000 


8,000,000 

4,158,000 
3,205,000 
2,000,000 
500,000 
650.0OO 
78,000 
1,103,730 
5,000.000 
10,OOO,OOO 
4,000,000 
6,000,000 

792,000 

428,850 

2,571,000 

2,000,000 

125,000 

5,000,000 

7(10,000 

4,300,000 

400,000 

335,000 

2,935,000 

1,250,000 


7 
7  or  6  g. 

•• 

6g. 


4g. 
4  g. 
4g. 

u 

7g. 
6  per  an  M 

7  S' 
7 

Text. 
7 
5g. 

I6' 
5  g. 


M.  A  N. 
J.  A  D. 

F.   A   J. 

Various 
M.  A  N. 
J.  A  J. 
M.  A  8. 
M.  A  8. 
J.  A  J. 
M.  A  N. 
J.  A  J. 
J.  A  D, 

M.  A   8. 

:.  A  N. 

J.  A  J 
A.  A  O 
J.  A  J 
Q.— text 
A.  A  O 
A.  A  O 
J.  A  D 
J.  A  J 
See  tex 
M.  A  N 


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do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
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do 
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do 
do 
do 
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do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
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do 
do 


do  do 

New  York  and  London. 

N.Y.,  J.  P.  Morgan&Co. 
do  do 

do  do 

N.Y.,  Blair  36  Wall  St 
do  do 

do  do 

do  do 


N.  Y.  ,Winelow,Lan.  ACo 
N.  Y.  Farm.  L.  A  T.  Co. 


May  1,  192 . 
Aug.  1,  1936 
to  Jan.  1,  '99- 
May  1,  1899 
June  1,  1914 
Jan.  1,  1934 
July  1,  1919 
Nov.  1,  1912 
July  1,  1940 
Sept.  1,  1901 
Sept.  1,  194O 
Jan.  1,  193» 
Nov.  1,  1990< 
July  1,  1991 
June  1,  199* 

Sept.  1,  1901 
Nov.  2,  1896 
Jan.  1,  1928 
Apr.  1,  1901 
Jan.  1,  1903 
Oct.  21,  1896 
Oct.  1,  1898 
Oct.  1,  1933 
June  1,  1936- 

Monthly. 
Jan.   1,  1938 
May  1,  1935 


!->.(•:..• 

s°?r~ 


were  out  merely  as  collateral,  as  were  also 
;hn  authorized  issue  of  $2,000.000)  of  Cleve- 
and  improvement  bonds  and  $oel,ouu  o.  i/. 
'."for  aloan  of  $900,000. 


tanning  on  the.various  lines  (exclusive  of  those  on  the  Cairo  division' 
hn  Peoria  division,  the  Michigan  division  and  the  St.  Louis  division 
west  of  Terre  Haute)  Of  the  balance  $5,000,000  were  authorized  to 
be  sow  at  once  for  double-track.  equipment, .etc._,_an_d_thejemain,ng 


iamgs,ewj.,  »«.«..>,  u— „ ,  $120,893.    In  1894-95,  gross, 

•6737822  ;  net,  $99.151.-(V.  63,  p.  75.  1 1 5  «.) 

riereland  Cincinnati  Chicago  dc  St.  LouU  Ky.— (SeeMap.l- 
an  extenVive  system  ofroads  radiating  fr  ,m  Indianapolis, 
-  °ly  to   Chicago.  Peoria,  Cairo,  111.,  St.   Louis,   and  east- 
iiisky    Cleveland,  Columbus  and  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  with 
x  tensive  terminals  in  Louisville,  Ky.,  have  been  built  and 
iver  the  IxniUvllle  A  Jeffersonvllle  Bridge,  the  company 


erly  to   £ 
branches 


Jeffer»<)iiviiTe"froin~Nortn  Vernon  over  the  B.'A  O. 
H.  w  "V  62  P.  84.    In  Muy,  1896,  trackage  rights  were  acquired  over 
thai  AO  C  mto  Tolwlo  and  over  the  Lake  Shore  into  Detroit.    As 
' — -  •    *J  See  this  company. 


shown  on  map  the  system  comprises : 

Owned  directly-  »'<">• 

Cleveland,  O.,to  Columbus,O.-138 

Gallon,  O.,  to  Indianapolis 203 

Delaware  to  Springfield 50 

Cincinnati  to  Lafayette 175 

Indianapolis  to  Terre  Haute — 72 
Harrison  Branch 7 

Leaied— entire  stock  mcned— 
Clneln.  Lafayette  A  Chlo.  Ry.—  57 
Cairo  Vlnoennee  A  Chlo.  Ry.— 

Cairo  111.,  toTllton  &  branch. 267 

St.  Lou.  Dlv.  T.  H.  to  E.  St.  L.193 
Columbus  Sprlngneld  A  Cin.— 

Columbus,  O.,  to  Springfield..  45 
White  Water— Harrison,  Ind.,  to 

Hagerstown,  Ind. 62 

Cln.WabMh  A  Michigan  Ry.— 

Benton  Harb.  to  Rushv.  A  Br.249 
Other  lines  (a) 44 


Leased  and  controlled.  Mile*. 
Cincin.  BanduskyACleve.  Ry. — 

Sand'sky,  O.,  to  Dayt'n,O.etc.l70 
Cincinnati  A  Springfield  Ry.— 

Lud.G've(6m.fr.Cin.)toDay'n  48 
Colutn.  HopeAGreensb'gRR.—  26 

Trackage  Into  Cincinnati,  Ac.   32 

Total  Included  In  earns...  1,8 38 
TracfcaffeintoJeffersonville..  53 
Operated;  earnings  kept  separate— 
Peoria  A  East'n  Ry.  (J).—  352 
Kankakee  A  Seneca  RR.—  42 

Mt.  GileadShort  Line 2 

Dayton  A  Un.  RR.  (H) 47 

Trackage  111.  Cent,  into  Chicago.  56 


n»*  consols  of  1888  are  now  a  first 
lien  •  of  tUe  $3,000,000  authorized,  $428,850  can  only  be  issued  on  re- 
tirement of  like  amounts  of  the  preferred  stock.  ,,,,„,  th-, 
1  The  Cincinnati  a  Spring  field  firsts  are  guaranteed,  one-half  of  them 
by  C  C.  C.  &  Ind.  (now  consolidated  with  Cl.  Cm.  Ch.  A  St.  L.)  and  one- 
half  bv  the  Lake  Shore  A  Mich.  So. 

GENERAL  FiNA.HCE8.-On  July  1, 1896,  bills  payable  were  *TO1.4a6; 
there  wore  $738,302  equipment  notes,  payable  in  yearly  instalments, 
$362 f  321  becoming  due  in 1896-97;  also  $680,000  "Am.  Express  Co. 
advances  The  company  held  over  $2,000,000  of  its  general  mtge.  in 
the  treasury  Guarantees  intereston  Louisville  A  Jefferson ville  bridge 
bonds  jointly  with  the  Ches.  *  O.  See  -Miscellaneous  Cos."  Iiid  .Cm 
A  Lafayette  7s  for  $379,000,  due  Feb.  1, 1897,  were  paid  and  retired 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— From  July  1  to  Nov.  30  (5  months.)- 

Gross.  Set.  Int.,  <&c.      Sal.,  sur 

189™°  $5,484,974    $1,334,530    $1,174,830     $159,700 

1895;".. 6,223,071       1,657,912       1,181,674       476,23g 

ANNUAL"  REPORT.-Annual  meeting    last    Wednesday   in   October. 
Report  for  1895-96,  with  balance  sheet.  Ac.,  in  V.  63,  p.  552,  561.   S 

Mail  and  express....        847|982 815,317         803.078 

Total  earnings... $13",46o",OOS  $13,384,656  $12,774,814  $14,416,151 
Oper'g  exp  &  tales.  10,2931703  10,254,068  9/750,503  10,964,787 
P.  o.  op.  ex.  to  earns.  76-47  76-61 


y,/ou,o* 

74-80 


74-74 


Grand  total,  June,  1896. . .  .2,390 
Double  track 55 


Net  earnings....   $3,166,305 
Rentals,  luterest.Ao.        252,319 


a  No  debt,  or  bond*  all  owned  by  Cler.  Cin.  Ohio.  A  St.  L 

The  company  l«  al»o  one-fourth  owner  of  the  Peoria  A  Pekin  Union 
Ry  one-seventh  owner  in  the  Terminal  Railroad  Association  of  St. 
Louis  and  two-fiftha  owner  of  the  Indianapolis  Union  Railway  and 
partial  owner  of  Dayton  A  Union. 

HISTOKT,  ETC.— A  consolidation  of  the  Cincinnati  Indianapolis  St 
Louis  A  Chicago  Railway  Company,  the  Cleveland  Columbus  Cincin- 
nati A  Indianapolis  Railway  Company  and  the  Indianapolis  A  St.  Louie 
Railway  Company,  made  in  July,  1889.  It  is  one  of  the  so-called 
Vandermlt  roads.  The  St.  Louis  Alton  A  Terre  Haute  main  line  and 
branch  were  piirchaxed  In  189O  tor  $10,000,000  of  4  per  cent  bonds. 

In  1889  acquired  the  entire  stock  of  the  Cairo  Vincennen  A  Chicago 
and  In  1890  leased  the  Peoria  A  Eastern  (which  see).  In  1890  also 
practically  absorbed  the  Columbus  Springfield  A  Cincinnati  and  the 
Cincinnati  Bandosky  A  Cleveland.  Entire  common  stock  of  the  latter 
to  owned,  and  under  a  lease  running  till  1969  Interest  Is  paid  on  bonds 
and  dividends  on  preferred  stock.  V.  51,  p.  457,  608. 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— According  to  Ohio  statutes  company  has  privilege 
of  retiring  preferred  stock  at  par  after  June  27, 1892.  On  Jan.  1, 1890, 
the  common  stock  was  * 20,500,000,  and  it  has  been  increased  to  pres- 
ent figure  to  acquire  stocks  of  lines  absorbed,  etc. 
DiviDEHDS—       1890.      '91.      '92.      '93.      '94.      '95.      '96.      '97. 

Common )  4  p.  c.     333     none     none   none     

Preferred >  From  1890  to  Jan.,  1897,  Inch,  5%  (I'-iquar.). 

Bonos.— The  sinking  fund  provision  of  the  Cleveland  Oolumbut  Oin 
einna't  <f  Intlinnafnttm  fontol.  froiut*  of  1874  may  be  canceled  at  option 
of  bolder*,  and  the  bonds  so  stamped.  The  principal  of  these  bonds  Is 


parable  In  gold,  but  the  Interest  Is  payable  at  option  of  holder  either  in 
lawful  money  at  7  per  cent  per  annum  or  In  British  sterling  at  6  p.  o. 

Of  the  Itulianapolii  <t  81.  Lnuit  tlrst  mortgage  bonds  series  "A"  are 
J  A  J.;  series  ••  B."  M.  A  8.;  series  "C,"  M.  &  NT 

The  910.00O.OOO  SI.  lMU.it  Diritinn  bondi  of  1890  Issued  to  the  St. 
Louis  Alton  A  Trrre  Haute  In  payment  for  Its  line  from  Terre  Haute, 
Ind.,  tn  Kast  St.  Loul».  III.,  and  branch,  193  miles,  and  now  forming 
the  St.  L.  I>lv.  of  the  C.  C.  C.  A  St.  L.  are  now  a  ttrst  collateral  lien  on 
that  line;  #31O,OOO  bonds  are  h«ld  In  the  sinking  fund.  The  bonds  are 
not  subject  to  call.  Thry  are  direct  bonds  of  the  Clev.  Gin.  Ch.  &  St.  L. 

«  dare  secured  brdrpont  In  trust  of  a  purchase  money  mortgage  for 
O.OOO.OOO  executed  by  the  Cairo  Vlnceuiics  &  Chicago,  which  pur- 
chased the  8t  Ixiuls  Dlv.  In  1890.    For  deed  of  trust  see  V.  52,  p.  42-45. 
As  to  the  Cine tnnait  Wuliatn  <t  Mich.  4  per  cents,  see  V.  52,  p.  718. 
The  1OO  year  mortgage  of  1893  Is  limited  to  $50,000,000,  of  which 
929,252,000   reserved:  to  retire   at  maturity    the  bonds  now  out- 


$3,130,588    $3,024,311    $3,451,364 
263,744          259,235          252,904 

Total  netinoome.  $3,418,624  $3.394,332  $3,283,546  $3,704,268 

Interest  on  bonds...  $2,639,863  $2,642,159  $2,554,235  $2,445,13; 

Rentals.eto 204,647  202,547  221,341  281,136 

Dividends 500)000  500.OOO  500,000  1,340,000 

Balance sur.$74,114  sur.$49,626    sur. $7,970  df.$362,003 

-(V.  62,p.  84,  948 ;  V.  63,  p.  189,  310,  458,  535,  552,  559,  561.) 

Cleveland  Loraln  &  Wheeling  »y.— (See  Map.)— Owns  from 
Lorain,  O.,  to  Bridgeport,  O.,  opposite  vVheeling,  W.  Va.,  158  miles; 
Lester  to  Cleveland,  28  miles,  and  branch  to  Bellaire,  O.,  6  miles; 
total,  192  miles,  and  has  trackage  into  Wheeling. 

HISTORY.— This  railway  is  a  consolidation  Nov.  23, 1893,  of  the  C.  L. 
&  W.  railroad  and  the  Cleve.  A  Southwestern.  (See  V.  57,  p.  808.) 

STOCK. — Common,  $8,000,000,  and  preferred,  non-cumulative,  5  p.  o 
$5,000,000,  par  $100.    After  dividends  of  5  p.  o.  have  been  paid  on  the 
preferred  and  common  both  stocks  share  alike. 

DIVIDENDS.— On  preferred  in  1896,  March,  1  p.  c.  June,  1  p.  c.;  Oct. 
1  p.  c.;  in  1897,  January,  none. 

BONDS— The  consolidated  mortgage  for  $5,000,000  (U.  S.  Mtge 
Co.,  N.  Y.,  trustee)  covers  192  miles  main  line,  including  the  extension 
of  28  miles  to  Cleveland,  completed  in  Dec.,  1894;  also  70  miles  sidings, 
equipment,  terminals,  etc.,  now  owned  or  hereafter  acquired.  The 
mortgage  provides  the  retirement  of  the  Cleve.  Tuso.  Val.  A  Wheeling 
firsts  at  maturity.  The  general  mortgage  was  issued  for  improvements. 
The  car  trusts  were  issued  for  $400,000,  payable  in  80  monthly  instal- 
ments of  $5,000  each;  they  cover  6  engines  and  1,000  coal  cars. 
Bills  payable  June  30, 1896,  $54,709. 

EARNINGS.-- 4  months,  )  1896 Gross,  $424,591;  net,  $127,055 

July  1  to  Oct.  31.        J1895 Gross,    619,529  ;  net,    197,861 

REPORT.— For  year  ending  June  30,  896,  was  in  V.  64,  p.  39,  show- 
ing: Gross,  $1,586,917;  net,  $442,752;  interest  on  bonds,  $281,045  ; 
int.  on  oar  trusts,  $16,228 ;  dividends,  $100,000 ;  bal.  surplus,  $45,- 
479.  In  1894-95,  gross,  $1,360,464;  net,  $402,928.— (V.  64,  p.  39.) 

Cleveland  &  Malionlng  Valley  Ky.— Owns  from  Cleveland, 
O.,  to  Sharon,  Pa., 81  miles  [57  double  track];  Niles,  O.,  to  New  Lisbon, 
O  ,  and  branches,  44  miles.  Leased  to  Nypano  RR.  (formerly  N.  Y. 
Penn.  A  Ohio)  till  1962 ;  rental  $514.180  per  annum,  payable  monthly. 
In  1896  consols  for  $155,000  were  Issued  to  retire  the  last  of  the  prior 
bonds  and  the  consols  are  now  a  first  lien  on  the  entire  road.  Coupon 
interest  is  J.  A  J.,  registered  interest,  Q.— J.  Stock  is  $3, 259.200,  of 
which  $2,75H,250  Is  held  by  "Atlantic  First  Leased  Lines  Rental  Trust 
Co.,  Limited."  of  London.  Dividends,  11  to  12^  per  cent  per  annum.— 
(V.  57,  p.  179;  V.  61,  p.  966;  V.  63,  p.  968.) 

Cleveland  &  marietta  Ry.— Owns  from  Marietta,  O.,  to  Cana1 
Dover,  and  branch,  97  miles,  and  8  miles,  Valley  Junction  to  Canal 
Dover,  leased.  Pennsylvania  RR.  obtained  control  in  Oct.,  1893,  having 
purchased  about  two-thirds  of  the  stock.  Stock,  $2,000,000—  par  $100. 


JANUARY,  1887.] 


HAJLROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


«nb*erlb«rs  will  confer  •  great  favor  by  el  vine  Immediate  notice  of  mn  y  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 


KA1LROAD8. 


[Mile-  e,  or 


INTEREST  OK  DIVIDENDS. 


Por  explanation  of  eolemn  headings,  Ac.,  see  notes      or          of          Par  "  o  *j    ?™M__  Kate  Per    When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
on  first  page  of  table*,  Road.  Bonds    Value.   °  Cent.     Payable  Whom. 


,J?oiid«-Prinoi- 
pal.  When  Due. 


Dividend. 


Ofew.  4  Pitt**.— Stoek,  7  p.  e.  gnar.  by  Penn.  Co.... 

Consol.  sink,  fund  mort  forfS.OOO.OOO.notdr'n.c 

Gen.  M.  for  910.OOO.OOO  gold  j  series  A c" 

gnar.  p.*  I. 'end.)  Pa.  RR.  5  series  B 

Ooastr'nandequip-tlnc..S«r."A."dr'natlOO  e 
OUt.  Terminal  f  Fa/tey-Stock.  92.2OO.OOO  Is  pref. 

1st  M., 86,000,000  gold. guar.  by  B.A O.  end.e* Ar 
Ooarf  K».  of  X.  steel*.— le!  M.  95OO.OOO  (9  *  *) .e- 

00£OTO~*"'~'- 1. *...,»•_,..  M 

15  ..-.,., 


intend    HeceJ^rVeerUneates" 


1st  mortgage.  (925.000  per  mile)  irold e" 

~    teoLOTfor 96,000,000.  gold  (See  text)....    r- 
lipment  bond.,  «.  C  drawn  at  103.  cold c- 


.  dr*n at  105 after  1894,  gold. . .e. 
on  Lte*,  1  it  M.,  gold.  Interest  as  rental 
1  R'y  let  M..  gold.  gnar..  red.  at  1O3.<  - 
-o.-fst  M.,  96,6oo.OOO,  g..  e' 
VM-lstM.for912.000  p.m.* 
jelmnlm 4  OfcMfcMMM  JfMJoMl-ComiDon  •lock . . 

Preferred  stoek  (Me  remark*)  non-voting. 

l«t  M..ext.  guar.  p.  A  I.  by  Cent.  O.  and  B.  *  O.c 
Ca/i< if>6««  Harki^v  >'«<•  A  TM.— Common  stock 

Pleterred  5  p.  e.  stock,  non-com.,  red.  at  100 

Col.  *  Hoek.  VaL  lit  mart,  Colam.  to  Atben»  c" 
Col.  A  Toledo  1st  M.  (Cohunbo*  to  Walbrldge)..e- 
CoL  A  Tol.  3d  nwrt.  (Columbus  to  Walbridge)... e 
QmJo  *  West  Va.  1st  mort  (Logan  t*  Poa>eroy>..e' 
l.m«rt.g..onroedandHoeklngCoel*RR- 
•ort .gotten  road  A  Hooking CoalARR.C<>.c 


Oar  trast  bonds  s.  f..  red.  at  par,  gold,  see  text 
Ohio  Ld.  A  Ry.Co..  M..g..«.  {..  re£at  1  lO.Me  Mxt 
Wellston  A  Jack.  Belt  I. .  1st  U.MOOjOOO.pM.  gu. 

lit-ni-r.tl  ii.-n  n,..rik-a.--.  i:t... .««...-...  .-,.|.l      ,  -A- 


199 
L99 
1*9 


87 
"13 


MO 
Wl 


7 
"63 


1897 

L8M 
1893 

1873 

1895 
1890 
1888 


«50 
1.000 
L.QOO 
l.OOO 
1.000 
Text. 
I.OOO 
l.OOO 

II"  A. 


1886 
1890 
1888 
1890 
1889 
1890 
1895 
1887 


71 


76 
118 
118 

88 


17 
346 


1867 
1875 
1880 
1880 
1881 
1884 
1894 
1894 
189& 
UM 


1.000 

1,000 
1,000 
1.000 

i',obo 
i'.obo 


l.OOO 

UM 
100 

5OOAC. 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1.000 
1.000 
1.000 

]     ..M> 

l.OOO 
UOOO.nl 


$11,226,050  7 

1.484.OOO 

3.OOO.OOO 

1,561,000 

97.OOO 

6.670,050 

:,.-.,H,.,,,M 

300.000 

ttOO.ix,.. 

147. 

6.250,000 

4,8  66.0OO 

200,000, 

127,000 

1O8.OOO 

1.250.000 

9OO.OOO 

706,000 

2.00O.OOO 
l.OUO.OOO 

2.000,000 


per  an.    Q.  -M.  N.  Y.,  Window,  Lunier.  Deo.  1,  '96, 1% 
7         M.  A  N.;  do  do  Nov.  1,  19OO 

4i«g.  J.   A  J.  do  do  Jan.   1,  1948 

4»«g.A.  A  O.|          do  do  Oct.    1,  1949 

7        J.   A   J.  do  do  Jan.   1/1913 


4  g.  ,M.  A  N.  N.Y..  Brown  Brog.ACo.    Nov.  1,  1995 

A.  A  O.  Boston.  X.  Y.  A- Ixmiliin.    Out.    1,  1945 

6        J.   a.  D.  Phlla.,  Phil.  A  R.  Office.   June  1,  1898 


6  g.  J.   A  D.  Deo.'93.  coupon  laatpd.  June  1,  1936 

4  g.  F.  A  A.  AUK./HK.coup.laatpald.'  Feb.   1,  1940 

7  g.  M.  A    8.  8ept,.'96,  prt.  wh-n  due.  Mch.  1,  1898 

6  g.  J.   A   J.  Jan., '97,  lid.  when  due.  Jan.    1,  19OO 
8g.  J.   A   J.     July,  ]•;;>•;.  not  paid.  Jan.   1,   1919 

7  f.  J.         J.     July.  1896,  not  paid.  July  1,  1935 

5  g.  M.       N.  Philadelphia.  Mar   1.  1925 

6  g.  J.        J.  Jan.,  1937 


3        J.        J.  Jan.,  '96  dlv.  last  paid.     Jan.,  1896 
4%      J.         J.  Jac., 'SMS,  coilp.hmt  paid.    Jan.    1,   1939 


2.500,000  See  text.  J.  A   J.  X.Y.,B.D.DavU,36  Wall  Jan.2,'97,2>a» 

1.401.000           7  A.  A  O.            do               do  Oct    1,   1897 

2.500,000           7  F.  A  A.            do               do  Aug.  1,  1905 

600.000          7  M.  A   8.            do              do  Sept.  1    1900 

1.584.000          7  M.  A  N.            do              do  May   1,  1910 

8.000.000          6  g.  M.  A   S.            do              do  Sept  1,  1931 

•J.OOO.OOO          6  g.  J.   A  D.           do              do  June  1,  19O4 

1.342.OOO           6  B.  <}.-J.     N.Y..AtlantlcTru8tCo.  Apr.  1,  19O4 

See  text    '        6  g.  J.   A   J.  N.Y..9.D.DavU,3n  Wall  Jan.   1,  1914 

See  text.             6g.  K.  A  A.            do               do  AUK'.  1,   1915 

4  g.  J.   A   J.         New  York  City.  July   1,  1996 


and 


-N«w  nrst  mortgage  for  98.000.000  Is  date 
uaranteed  as  to  principal  and  (Merest  by  the 

Farmer.'  I..  AT.  Co..  S.Y.I.    Sinking  road 


dated  May  1.  1895, 
Penn.  Company 

.  ...  of  1   p.  e.  oom- 

nences  July  1.  1896;  bonds  bought  at  par  but  not  lubtrrt  to  call. 
REPORT  for  year  1  Wo  In  V.  63,  p.  25.  shows  gross.  9367.753  ;  net, 
rest  on  bonds.  947394;  Interest  on  floating  debt.  et.. 
.  balanee.  surplas,  92,423  ;  ton  rale.  -O93  eents.   Year  1894. 


934,742 ;  balance,  surplas.  02.423;  ton  rale. 

(Toss,  93 .15,1 85:  net.  #6O.973.-<  v!  6O,  p.  991. 879.  1068;  V.  63,  p.  *i.) 

<   l    >  .-land  A    Plll.bure  It  It  -  V // 

Clrrrland.0.,u.  Rochester.  Pa.  ' 
Kunaata  .• ..  ;i  • 
ester  to  Ptmonrc 


.t.,K..-i,.-t,.r.  P.,  .1. •»!„!]••«.  EnatthM    Bnj  .-•.•..-..  N. •• 
Similes;  YeUowCYeek  to  Bellalre.  48  m;  trackage!  Booh- 
bnrg  (Ptttab.  Pt  Wayae  AChie.1. 96  mlloa;  tetnl.  394  miles 
1871,  to  Pennsylvania  RR. 
Co.     Rental.  7  per  cent  OB 
•a,  the  loseoos  assuming  all 


i  tram  Dee.  1.1871.  to! 

I  to  Pennsylvania! 


Co.. awl  Ins  IB  __ 

..050  stock,  and 
Babmttoa.    Original  stoek  and 

Bo>De.-OeneraJ  mortgage  bond*  are  all  equally  secured  ;  they 
not  lie  called  for  the  sinking  fund.    Bee  guaranty.  V.  56.  p.  6O4. 


in  1894.  lo_  In  1898  of 


!  HOT.  30. 1896.  was  glren  In  V. 
42,901   In   1»»3.  S4»fn.t  lo«  o 


,792.  proOt  In  1893  of  9449,  and 

lees  ol  914.795  In  1891.    (V.  6O.  p.  joi.  844 ;  V.  62.  p-yj.  *46,  1O87.) 
<  I.  trland  Terminal    A     »»!!.,    MM.— *r*    Hup   Itaittmort 

<>wn»  from  Cleveland.  Ohio,  to  Valley  Jnnotton.  75  miles,  and 

13   miles  of  small  branches.    Bnanennr  ns  per  plan  In  V.  6O.  p.  437 

an.l  V.  .;i.   •  ..f  Ohloi  sold  In  foreeloeare  Sept- 

•V    The  Haltimore  A  Ohto  eontrols  the  new  eompsav.    A  trafifl 

airnmienlwasmado  wtu  WlMvllng  AI^eb1elal«l*S.  r.63.p  155. 

STOCK— Ortha8a.3OOJMM>wsMMfnarAM>t  R.AO.  awmsns 

Preft 


.  par  910O. 


•«-Tbe  arst  mortom  bonds  are  guaranteed,  principal  and  In 
lerwtt.  by  the  B.  A  O..  endorsed.    Interest  duo  «ov.  1.  IWoVwas  paid 
'MO*.— Prom  Oet  6,  •80.  to  June  SO.  '96  111  mo*.),  cross.  9659. 
90U;    net.9188.436;   Int  on  bonds.  9148.667;    taxes.  913.412  :    ball 
mrplns  for  9  moe..  8*8.857.- (V.  69,  p.  890;  V.  63.  p.  153.791.! 
<    -L.rado  nidi.nd  Rit.-Owas  from  Colorads  Springs  to  New 
-*.  miles;  Aspen  branch.  18  miles;  Jerome  Park  branch. 
.5  mile.;  leases  New  Castle  to  BMe Croak.  14m.;  RtoUrande  Junction 
RR.  RlHe  (-reek.  CoL.toOrandJanetten.  6*  miles;  total.  336  miles. 

llorrom  *HD  BT»ca- -Completed  Oet  15. 1888.  and  In  October.  189O. 
Atentoan  purchased  entire  capital  stoefc  at  9H.OOO.OOO.  V.  51.  p.  6O8. 
RBcmivmHir.  ETC. -Receiver  to  George  W.  Rtottne.  Consolidated 
mort  Interest  due  Feb.  1.  1894.  and  Interest  on  nrst  mortgage  doe 
June  1. 1894.  was  not  paid.  Foreclosure  salts  under  Brst  and  the  eon- 
sol,  mortgages  have  been  nnaMnaetid  and  are  still  ponding.  V.  61. 

Son"  8eeT*ffigl-  ta* «— »— ^  ~—  -  '-"  <"~- 
BonDHOLunne'  CoimrTT».-For  Colorado  Midland  flnt  and  cantol. 
4s.  George  Mosle.  W.  O.  Rathbone.  W.  D.  Sloaae,  P.  P.  Olcott  Charles 
Aver.  Jarne*  N.  Jarvle;  depositary.  Central  Trust  Co..  N.  Y.  ueoar 
Buake.  Secretary,  41  Well  street.  Hew  York.  There  are  6S.883.OOO 
8rete  (out  of  96.2AO.000)  and  93.967 ,OOO  oonsols  (out  of  A4.S86.0OO) 
deposited.  (See  T.  63.  p.  709.) 

i  coupons  have  been  paid  as  follows : 

(mortgagee-  J une"f*?894 

I  mortgage  «-  .  Feb.    1,1894 

ment  7.  of  1888 _  Boptl,  1896 

OBeatBeeof  18W)  ...  July    1,1896 


ITVn  Paid. 
In  default 
In  default 
Sept  1.1896 
July  1.1896 


Coupons  are  paid  at  Central  Trust  Co.,  Hew  York.    <8ee  V.  68,  p.  29. 
Bon*.  -Ab-tract  of    Mr*  mortgage  In  V.  45,  p.  540.  and  of  consol. 
mortjragein  V.  91,  a.  873.    Central  frost  Company  Is  trustee  of  both. 
The  guarantee  of  the  old  Atehlson  Co.  on  the  console  was  wiped  out.  It 
tlstmsd.  by  the  foreclosure  of  the  Atehlson.    The    Butk  Tunnel 
•  Is  for  91.500.000.    Due  Ateblson  July  1, 1895,  91.621.013. 


.,tl896...Oroes.  9735.23O;  net.  9123,476 
J  n  If  1  to  SOT.  90.  {  1395. ..Gross,     HU.9O9:  neti     251349 

E*«i i»<,«. -Th»  statement  for  yean  ending  Jnne  3O  to: 

"t4/HM.Ki.      'Iron.  Mml.Tatet.tU.        Kalaiut. 

J«S6->,  .91^06,380    $558.067       t23O,6<»       snr.93:i7.428 

19M-0 1^99.661       369.151          15H.ni2        snr.  21O.539 

.,  EP1****       121.667  <>       def.      34348 

T.63.  p.  2!>,  550.  700.  7irj.  1115;  V,  64.  p.  134.) 

rnd»    Wyoming  A   «.rr»t  Northern   Ky.— Orcanlzerl  In 
VMtobnlldarnadfrnintiranilJiin  iinKlnOrandeWontara 

and  Dearer  A   Rio  rirannei   northnrly  ••  -:iv^r.  Wyo.  (on  the 

Union  P».r  •  ,rtir:tiri-   trn-l..-   in  Security  U  A  T. 

•      ITfwMent  of  the  Constnietloa  Owmpany  IK  II.  C. 
W.«.|w,,rii,      •  \   .  .    IT.  -    '.  •  •    \|    i     ..  ..•    i-       ,  :.  Ipt    ,  . 

ii  KAM.WAT  Co. 
Hap  Hall.  <f  OMo.i 
iles;  trackage  to 


Columbus.  1 4  miles.  In  January,  1890,  leased  for  999  years  to  Central 
Ohio,  by  which  assigned  to  Baltimore  A  Ohio.  See  V.  51,  p.  718.  The 
Baltimore  A  Ohio  assumed  the  Central  Ohio's  guaranty  of  principal  and 
Interest  of  the  bonds  (which  are  endorsed  by  the  Central  Ohio)  and  of 
3  per  cent  per  annum,  commencing  with  July  1, 1895.  on  the  preferred. 
First  mortgage  Interest  due  J  uly  1 . 1 896,  wee  not  paid.  V.  63,  p.  3O.  B. 
A  O.  Item.  Bee  description  of  mortgage,  etc.,  p.  6  of  SUPPLEMENT 
April.  1896.  DmuKxiie— On  preferred.  In  189.1.  July,  IM-p.  c.:  In  1896, 
Jan.,  m  p.  o.:  none  since.  B.  A  O.  owns  the  common  stock.— (V.  63, 
p.  to.  10O7  ;  V.  64.  p.  134.  180. 

BoBDHOlDlu'  (N  >*  WIT-TEE. —Charles  8.  llinchinan.  Chairman: 
George  Stevenson.  Secretary,  138  South  Third  Street.  Philadelphia; 
Harry  P.  West.  Edward  B.  Smith  and  Charles  Parrott  Depository, 
'.iiaranteeTr.  A  S.  a  Co..  Pb.lla.-V.  64.  p.  180. 

E»»*r*oe.- Year  ending  June  3O.  1896,  gross,  8376.558;  net, 
997.733;  Intend  taxes.  999.600;  dividend*.  830,000;  balance,  def., 
931.878.  In  1894-95  gross,  8899.910 ;  net,  898.004. 

<  olumbus  Horklne  Vallev  A  Toledo  Ky.-(.s«  Jfap.)-Own» 
-  line  from  Pomeroy.  O.,  to  Walbridge,  O.,  250  miles,  with  trackage 

T  miles;  branches  to  AtheSsT 
Jackson    Belt    Line,  from 


.    .,  ,    ., 

(Penn.  RR.  Systomt  Walbridge  to  Toledo,  6  miles;  branches  to  Athens. 
Nelsonvllle.  eta..  73  miles;  Wcluton  A  Jackson  Belt  Line,  from 
Mo  Arthur  Junction  to  Jaekson,  17  mile*  (opened  in  February,  1896; 


1,918,OOO> 
42O.OOO 
462.00O 


10  miles  to  electric) ;  total.  346  miles;  second  track.  35  miles. 

HISTOBT.  Ac.— A  consolidation  In  July,  1881,  of  the  Columbus  A 
Hocking  Vallev,  Columbus  A  Toledo  and  Ohio  A  West  Virginia.  The 
capital  stock  of  98.000.000  of  the  Hooking  Coal  A  RR.  O»..  controlling 
10.000  acres  of  coal  lands,  was  purehaseTln  1881. 

DIVIDBXDO-  >Jnly/92,toJan..97  I  1883.        1883. 

Pref.,  P.  Ct  >  5  per  cent,  yearly.  |  On  Common 2"«        13^  stk 

Bo»oa— OMsoManCerf  mortgage  was  for  914,500.000.  of  which  96,- 
500.000  reset  red  to  meet  prior  liens;  but  In  1893  9777.OOO  consols 
reserved  for  7  per  cents  due  Jan.  1, 1892,  were  canceled,  the  7  per  cents 
having  been  retired  with  preferred  stook,  and  In  September,  1896,  it 
was  stated  omolally  that  no  further  oonsols  would  be  Issued  for  any 
purpose.  Central  Trust  Co.  Is  trustee.  The  general  mortgigtot  1884 
Is  for 92.000.000;  trustee  (Oet,  -96)  Knickerbocker  Trust  Co.,  .•».  Y. 

The  emr  trum  bondi  sinking  fund  will  retire  almut  one-tenth  of  the  Is- 
sue yearly.  Issued  81.75O.OOO-.  retired  by  nlnklu«  fund.  94O8.OOO. 

The  ainernl  LU*  M^rifagf  of  1896  (Guaranty  Trust  Co.  Trustee) 
covers  all  the  property  and  securities  of  the  company  and  ill  Dropertr 
hereafter  to  be  acquired  with  the  proceeds  of  tne  bunds.  The  total 
Issue  authorised  Is  93O.OOO.OOO,  as  follows  (aee  V.  63.  p.  228.  and  ap- 
plication to  1C.  Y.  Block  Exchange  in  V.  63,  p.  1162).  To  January. 
1897. 81.181.000  generab.  had  been  Issued  in  exchange  for  Ohio  Laud 

A   i: .    i ii.|. 

Reserved  to  retire  at  or  before  maturity  prior  existing 

loans  aggregating  » 17.50 l.OOO 921,926,000 

lesnable  forthwith  to  take  up  «74.OOO  Toledo  dock  mort  if..  7  l.OOO 

do  ,)..  1,475,OOO  O.  Land  it  Ry.  bonds 

do  do  300,000  Welsfn  A  Jaok-B't  L. 

do      at  company's  option 

Available  (slnee  Jan.  1.  1897.)  at  not  exceeding  $40O,- 

OOO  yearly,  under  carefully    guarded    restrictions   for 

extensions,  terminal*,  railing  stock  and  for  betterment*.      5,20O,OOO 

GBUBBAL  PINAXCES.— In  June,  1896,  the  entire  floating  debt  was 
paid  off  by  the  sale  of  8382.OOO  gen.  6s  of  1884  (making  total  Usued 
•2.000.000)  and  95OO.OOO  preferred  stook,  making  total  82.5OO.OOO. 

In  October,  1896,  the  general  lien  mortgage  was  executed  aooordlnir 
to  plan  In  V.  63.  p.  938  and  458.  The  bonds  to  be  Issued  at  this  time 
amount  to  something  less  than  92,500,000  and  are  Issued  only  in  ex- 
change for  branch  line  guaranteed  securities  and  securities  In  the 
treasury,  thus  making  these  treasury  securities  available  for  future 
needs  of  the  company.  There  will  be  no  necessity  of  effecting  a  sale  of 
a  block  of  the  new  bonds  until  the  *  1,401, (XX)  first  mortgage  7  per 
cent  bonds  mature  In  October.  1897. 

EAKKIMM—O  months.  (1896 Grose,  91.862,791;  net,  8758,722 

Jan.  1  to  Sept  30.       (1895 Grow,     1,840.298 ;  net,    744,362 

AmrOAL  RcroRT.— Fiscal  year  ends  December  31.  Annual  meeting 
will  hereafter  be  held  the  third  Tuesday  In  March.  Report  for  1895 
was  In  V.  62,  p.  7'.'«.  Trsltlc  Is  mostly  freight,  and  (14  per  cent  of  this 
bituminous  coal.  The  grades  have  lieen  so  reduced  that  the  average 
train  load  of  freight  Is  large— In  1894.  45O  tons. 

r««r  ending  Dec.  31-          1895.  l-'l  1-xl  1892. 

Grose  earnings 82,676.421  S3.6H8.7OO  83,270.362  83.372.585 

if et  earnings 81.2O0.6O7  61,245,926  91.461,627  91,567,457 

"IsoeUaaeous 19.6O6         10,000         10,000         10.OOO 

Total  receipts 91,220.213  91.255,926  Sl.471,627  91,577,457 

Taxes 990,951  996,123       992,696       $85,31'! 

Interest  on  bonds 923.O3O  923,030       923.O3O       923,030 

Interest  on  car  trusts 96,765  92,572         60.809         5 1 ,327 

Oth.-r  Interest 19,004  !>,8<H            6,456            4.4.V, 

(nt  to  Pa.  Co.  on  leane.Ac.              IT  35,765          25.646          26,80 » 
Dividend  on  preferred.  ..(5)100,OOO  (5)100.000  (5)100,OOO(2ig)5O,OOO> 

Balance,  surplus def.  89.537         98,572     9262,989     8436,525. 

'*  charged  In  operating  expenses. 
.  p.  74  I .  V.  ii.1,  p.  110,  153,  228,  458,  702,  1153,  1162.) 


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RAILROAD  STOCKS  AND  BONDS. 


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RAILROADS. 


r-or  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  notes 
on  tint  page  of  tables. 


Miles 
of 


Date 
of 

Bonds 


SUe,  or 

Par 
Value. 


Amount 


INTEREST  FOR  DIVIDENDS. 


Outstanding  Rate  Per]   When    Where  Parable,  and  by 
j    Cent.    I  Pay  able  Whom. 


Bond»—  Prlnel- 

pal.Wnen  Due. 

BMckt—  Last 

Dividend. 


jOt.aan.m  nocx.  Kn.—  n*x  ™t  *»•>.,  wm  v 

1st  mortgage.  r-2.OOO.OOO.  gold 

General  mortgage.  910.OOO.OOO,  gold. 
1st  M.,  scrip,  for  July,  *96,  and  Jan.,  '8 


Col.  San.  4  Hark.  KK.-  Rec'rsctf*.,  (old  Co.)July.-9«i 

.  .  ..O* 

— o- 

IBI  Ja.,  Btrrip.  lur  «jui>.    w.  «uu  «»u.,  '97,  t'OUpS 

Income  bonds,  non-enmulatlve.  gold 

ZanesvUleTerm'l  Co.  1st  m.  for  95OO.OOO,  gold  c- 

Col.  Ter.  *  Transf.  mtge.  935O.OOO  gu.  0. 8.  *  H. 

Car  trust  notes,  June  30, 1896 

Cvtumo**  4  Itmia    Stock  ,8H  per  eent  rental... 

Ofttcord  *  dmrtmtnt  (IT.  H.>— 1st  mortgage e 

Montreal    Stock.  Class  I.  (B.  C.  A  M.  pf.) 


227 
227 


1895 
1895 


1895 
1890 
1893 


55 

71 


1894 


Stock. Class  1KB.  C.  A  M.  new) 

•took.  Class  III.  (B.  C.  AM.  old  stock) 

9*oek.  Class  IV.  (Concord)  96.OOO.OOO  auth.  Text 

Beet.  Cam.  A  Mon.  Improvement  mortgage. . . . . .c 


Concord  A  M> 

'• 


•ol.mort.for95.ftSO.000.c- 


OojWJ—  1st  M..  g..  *JOO.OOO;  dm.  at  par.. 
.      Jtss«M.-Pref  .  stock,  5-6  p.  c.ren'l,99yrs.e- 
1st  mort.  (White  Kir.  June,  to  Canada  line)  goULe* 
dlv.  as  Conn.  *  Pass. 


swlppl  sfk.  guar. 

Newport  A  Rk-hford  1st  mort.  guar.  by  C.  A  P.o* 

*"~,  4  ^-^yfigtez&pv'* 

t  tm  ton  years  in  cash  or 


Scrip,  redet 

Bends,  not  mortgage.  for'91.OOO.OOO,  gold e 

gmiMsnVig  tnuU-j—ltt  m..  gu.  p.  A  L  Pa.  RR.en.  c 


New  1st  mortgage  for  9800.000 i 

Oumttm*  0*&--Bo.Div.lst  M.,  p.At  go. by  L.A  N 


66 
262 


io 

87 
22 
47 
80 
80 

6"-75 
24 
34 


1881 
1890 
1890 

1893 
1881 


1893 

1-  .J 
1864 

1891 


Northern  Division  1st  : 


,  fooTtCnVffB 

•»(•     1st  mort.  gold,  guar 
jek  (9484>00  Is  preferred) 
1st  and  3d  ma.,  gold  (3d  9109.000 a**  Apr.  1908.) 


67 

"w 


1891 


$1,OOO 
1,300 


1.000 

1,000 


50 

"Too 

100 
IOO 
100 

1,000 

l.OOO 

1,000 

IOO 

1,000 

100 

1,000 

100 
100 

i'.bbo 

1.000 

50 

100  Ac. 


9500.OOO 
7-7.m>n 

7,446.591 
149.219 

1,150,171 
453.000 
271,000 
880,128 

1,786,200 
500,000 
800.000 
540.400 
459.600 

5,397,400 
500,000 

5,000,000 
190,000 

•_',.-..  H...N  -1 
l.'.hXI.,  ..... 

400.000 
350,000 
350.000 

- 


. 
J. 


New  York. 
See  text. 


N.  Y.,  Hatch  &  Foote. 


Oct,"l,"i90O 
Jan.   1,  1946 


1945 

July  1,  1940 
1943 


1,000 

50 

MM  A.- 


.. 

PHMUMO 

1,000.000 
991,000 
800,000 
766.100 
300,000 
300,000 
1,000.000 
1,777350 
270.500 


Columbus,  O., Treasurer 
Boet.,  Treasurer's  office. 
See  text, 
do 
do 
do 

B'Bton,  Faneull  Hall  B'k 

Boston  Safe  D.  A  Tr.Co. 

Nov.,'95.ooup.  last  paid 

Boston,  8.  Dep.  A  Tr.  Co. 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

Manchester.  N.  H. 

Boston,  Mass. 
Boston,  Second  NatBk. 
Boston.  Ma 


Dec.,  1896 
Jan.  1.  1914 
Jan., '97,  l\% 
Jaii.l '97,134% 
Jan.l'97,l^% 
Jan.l'97,14t% 
Jan.  1,  1911 
June  1.  1920 

1914 

Feb.,  '97, 2  »a% 
Apr.  1.  1943 
Feb.,  '97, 2>a% 
Jan.  1.  1911 
Jan., '97,  31 
Jan.lO,V7, 
Jan.  1,  It  .  _ 
Sept.  1.  1943 


Phlla.,  Broad  St.  Stat'n  19OO-'l-'2-'3-'4 


Co.'s  off.,  Lebanon,  Pa. 


. 
do 


do 


N.Y.,L.*N.,120B'way 


. 
A.  A  O. 


N.  Y.,ConsoL  Coal  Office. 
Phlla.  A  Chambenburg. 


do 


do 


Aug.  15,  1896 
Apr.   1,  1921 

Sept.  2.  isn.s 

1899 

May  1,  1921 
Jan.  l,'97.2r 
Apr.  1  -' 


saa 


<  ul.robu. H.ndu.k)  A  Horklng  R Rv— ROAD— Sandusky  Tin 
Columbus  to  ZanesvUle  and  southerly  to  Olooster,  Shawnee  and 
Bhawnee  Junction,  with  branches:  total.  273  miles,  of  which  236 
miles  are  owned  and  47  miles  leased.  Trackage  to  Toledo,  51  miles. 
-<V.  63.  p.  11 17.) 

HnroBT,  ETC.— A  reorganlintlen  Nor.   14. 1895  (per  plan  In  V.  61 
p.  M)  of  the  OoL  Bud.  A  Hock.  Ry ..  sold  In  foreclosure  Oct.  19.  1895 

BBCXirr.Ksnir.-On  Jan.  13. 1897,  K.  M.  Poaton.  of  NelsonvlUe.  O. 
appointed  receiver.  The  action  was  made  necessary  by  the  large 
'  |  debt.  ZanesTUle  Terminal  Interest  due  Jan.  1.H97.  was  paid. 

i.  97.300.000  authorised;  outstanding  Dec.,  1496. 
pref.  4  p.  e^  cumulaUre.  94.10O.OOO;  outstanding.  94.O41, 

-First  mortgage  bonds  were  to  pay  aid  ear  trusts.  91,110.677 
jc  debt,  «  •      improvements  and  equtpowmt.  f  1*0.000 

7.000  flrste  had  been  avid  to  Jon*  30, 1896,  the  balaaoe  being 


Onlv  9787.0 

held7  la  Ike  treasury  pending  better  market  eoadlUons. 

the  general  mortgage  bonds  (t 


Of  the  general  mortgage  bonds  (trustee.  Metropolitan  Trust  Co.)— 
total  Issue  910.ono.000-92A44.000  to  be  placed  In  trust  as  follow.: 
9rj.000.9OO  f»i  t»dsmnU»«  ef  prhrr  \tn  trrn4a.9Hftff.OOT  ftrr  ml  rttatu 
•e«es.  «89.oou  for  coupon  note*  and  99MuMOi»r  earnias  bond*  to 


1896  and 


1999  and  1899at3per  cent  and  there- 
sortgage   csaiiuns  dne  J 


l<W7at2><  per  eent, 

after  at  4  psr  cent.  Ctaneml  mortgage  aiaiiins  to*  Jaly  1. 181 
Jaaaary  1.1097,  wmpnsdn  nrsTmortgage  atrip  In  July  18S 
Jane  80. 1999.nl  addition  to  the  eeeurl ties  given  In  the  table 
lanri  ITIH  ill  irtmaolM  aim  fsjitli  rrl  Tin 

AUsr**  Ckmrft  -The  Inters*!  oharce  of  new  company  will  be  during 
the  nnt  and  eaeond  year.  93O2.39O:  during  the  third  and  fourth  year, 
•999/100;  daring  Aflh  and  thereafter.  61 0.000.000.  at  4  par  cent) 


Jaly  1. 1896.  and 
1896.    On 
above, 


daring 

.    Interest  ehsrge  en  9U  14.w 
renrned^woald  add  990.MO  annually. 


.  at  4   per  oent, 
bonds  at  4  per  eent, 

roTEABXixoe—S  me*.  $!*»•...  ...(mn*. 9974.1 14;  net.  995.704 

July  1  to  «ov.  30.          )1990 gross!    47O.1O1 ;  net,  14O.698 

Kiroar  -Report  for  1996-6  was  In  V.  63.  p.  6OO  and  838. 

I-  •-. 

T---.1  '.' 

149,857 

94.781 


'sar 
Oross  earnings 

>.-t  .  ..-:.  tm 


.     101.171 
1159^71 

.....  ; 


1  «<»r*-Tbe  Jaly  1.  1896.  bit 
ltd  iBserip.  Is  Included  sbore  to 


OrriciWL-Prxsklent  etoetod  In  July.  1996;  W.    E.  Onerin:  8eoret- 
ary.  H.  I>.  Turney;  Treasurer,  O.  C.  Hoover.    (V.  62,  p.  277,  949;  V.  63. 

p   11«.  «<K).  7<rj.  g».i.  1  117;  V.  64.  p.  134.) 

rolambn.  «oaihern   Ry.-ConaoUdntod   with  Oeorgla  A 
•nma  (walca  see)  In  January.  1897.    (V.  63,  p.  1115.) 

,O_toXenla.O., 
and  Is  leased  for 
totbePltte- 
on  stook. 
The 


eolumr,,,.  a  \,,,i.  HM.-OwnsfromOolambns.O»to 
9ft  miles.    Operated  as  a  division  of  the  Little  Miami,  and  Is 
99  yean  from  Deeembw.  1869.  In  connection  with  that  road,  t 
•org  rtnstgaan  Chtoaae  A  9*.  LMBS.  which  pays  8  per  cent 
The  lease  Is  guaranteed  br  the  PennsylTanla  Railroad  Company. 
Oslambae  A  Xenia  pays  H*.  per  erat  dividend  per  annum.  21.  per 
March  10  and  Beptembw  10  and  2  per  oent  June  10  and  Dec,  10. 


».,,,r..r.l   A 
~ 


In  all. 


It  It  .-Operates  from  Nashua,  N.  H.,  via 
to  Oroveton  and  the  White  Mountains.  400 
sr  »  Keene.  80  miles,  owned  jointly, 
Co.).  of  which  35  m.  doable  track. 
LBA*B^-On  Jan*  29.   199ft.  l««nl   M   Boston    A   Maine    for    91 
renn  at  natal  of  7  per  oant  par  annum  on  nil  elassns  of  stock.    (V. 
»1.  p.  »,>/» 

AmrcAL  RnroBT.— Fiscal  year  ends  Jane  30.    Statement,  with  bal- 
anes  sheet  of  June  30, 1896.  was  given  In  V.  63.  p.  7OO.    The  earnings 
1990-99  an  not  reported,    for  1894  95  gross.  92.477,199 ;    net, 

.TffiftJPV,0?1    *M*-Jr«W,>111.9»8:   ">««•!». 

.  •  .  i.".  i 


i ;  dividends,  93OO.OOO ;  balance,  surplus 
at.94.312.    In  1899-91  gross,  92.413,907; 


Mt,9«»l.MKl    rSf  ,'p.  37,  68."  871 ;  V.  63.  p.  70O.) 
Concord    *    Portanaonth    RR.— Owns  Portsmouth,  N.  H.,  M 
s    If  .  40>i  miles,  and  branch  7  miles.    Leased  to  Concord 
for  99  years.    Lease,  rental.  920,000;  7  per  cent  on  stook. 

fluenoe. 

Leased  to  B.  A  O. 
B.  AO. 
In  par- 
Bond*  No*.  1  to   IOO  may  be 
second  five  year*.    Trustee,  Ft- 
mmm^t  Co.  of  Penn«>lvanla.     Stock  U  9200,000. 

ronswilrni  A  P«.«nmp.lr  Rivers  RR.— Owns  White  River 
Janetton.  VL.  to  ranada  Line.  1 1O  m.;  leases  for  999  years  Massawlppl 
Valley.  37m. 

I.«»sB.-rrom  January  1.  1847,  leased  to  the  Boxton  A 
Lowrtl  for  99  years  ••  a  basis  to  pay  ConneMMOt  A  Passumpslo  stoeh 


nlso  sgrsss  to  eeoept  and  cancel  HO.O 
•ent  of  freight  on  lntorehange.1  trafflc 
snHrt  In  Int  Bre  yitan.  balance  In  s 


5  per  eent  per  annum  for  ten  years  and  6  per  eent  thereafter. 
October.  1887.  tne  Boston  A  Lowell,  oarryinj;  Oils  road,  was  lease 
Boston  A  Maine.  Stock  authorised.  93.OOO.OOO;  outstand  ing,  as  in  ta 


In 

leased  to 
in  table. 

.—  Ma»«awlppl  stock  receives  same  dividends  as  stock  ol 
lessee,  and  94OO.OOO  of  It  [not  Included  In  the  amount  outstanding] 
Is  pledged  as  part  security  for"  4s  of  1893  [91,900,000  authorized] 
which  replaced  91.500.000  of  7s  due  April  1.1893.  (V.  57,  p.  1O40.) 

DIVIOBVM  since  188O—  In  1881,  5  per  cent;  In  1882  and  1883,  6;  la 
1884.  Ste  In  1885  and  since  at  rate  of  5  yearly.  See  rental  above. 
Average  annual  net  earnings  yean  1890  to  1892.  9219,883. 

OonuaeeUent  River  RR.—  Owns  from  Springfield,  Mass.,  to 
Keene.  N.  H..  74  miles  (double  tracked,  36  miles)  ;  branches,  6  miles; 
total,  80  miles. 

L>A*B.—  Leased  for  99  yean  from  Jan.  1.  1893,  to  the  Boston  A 
Maine,  »»""»'  rental  being  9258.000  (equal  to  10  per  oent  per  annum 


on  present  capital  stook).  payable  In  semi-annual  Instalments  Jan.  1 
and  July  1 .  and  In  addition  thereto  interest  on  4  per  oent  bonds  and  scrip 
and  92.000  for  organisation  expenses.  Lessee  pays  all  taxes,  opera*- 
Ing  expenses,  etc..  bat  lessor  shall  Issue  1U  stock  or  bonds  to  meet 
the  east  of  permanent  Improvements. 

DIVIDBUM  1876  to  1892  Inclusive  8  per  eent  per  annum,  and  now 
under  lease  10  per  eent.  In  January,  1893,  paid  >•  per  cent  extra. 

Boma.— In  1893  81.0OO.OOO  bonds  were  sold  to  pay  floating  debt; 
total  proBt  and  loss  denolt  June  30.  1895,9300,463.  (V.  61,  p.  470.) 


r..iinr.  ilnu  Id  .  (I'lilln.!.  l|>lil»>.—  •  >A    -  'r  .'i,  M  mtu  i  .lim.-ti.in 
to  Frankford  Junction,  Pa.,  6-75  miles;  total  mileage  Including  2(1,  3d, 

iladelp 


,      , 

4tt  tracks  and  sidings,  47  miles.  Leased  to  Philadelphia  A  Trenton  for 
999  years,  and  with  that  road  operated  by  Pennsylvania  Railroad. 
-  taxes  and  6  per  oent  on  91.278.3OO  capital  utook 
91,277,700  owned  by  Pennsylvania  Railroad. 
5.  91.259. 


Reataipays Interest.  I 

Oarrent  UabUIUes  December  31,  1895,  91.259.572. 

Cornwall  A  Lebanon.— <>wn«  from  Lebanon,  Pa.,  to  Conewago, 
22  miles;  branches. 3  miles.  Dividend*,  formerly  4  to  4"«  per  cent 
yearly,  were  in  1493  6  P.O.:  also  In  :  -  •_•  •«  .  paid  a  special  dividend 
of  13  p.  o,;  In  1894.  Feb.,  8  p.  o.;  in  1895,  Aug..  2  p.  c.;  Feb.,  1896.  2 
p.  c.;  Aug..  2  p.  o.  In  year  ending  Jane  30. 1896.  gross,  9272,960 ;  net, 
91 43.B78;  Interest, 940.000:  taxes, 99,193;  dividends (4 p. o.),932,OOO 
balance  for  year.  962.740.  In  year  1894-95  gross.  9215,804;  net, 
91O7.64O.  Car  trust  6s  (due  10  p.  c.  annually),  in  July,  '96,  911O.OOO. 

Orsaean  *  Irvona  RR.— Owns  from  Cresson,  Pa.,  to  Irvona,  Pa., 
27  miles,  and  branch  to  Rlchland  Mines,  2  miles.  Successor  to  the 
Cresson  A  Utonrfleld  County  A  Xew  York  Short  Route  RR.,  which  wit* 
bought  In  Interest  of  Pennsylvania  RR.  at  foreclosure  sale  early  In 
1894.  The  road  is  operated  br  Penn.  RR.  for  net  earning*.  Stock. 
950O.OOO ;  par,  950.  All  owned  by  Penna.  RR.  Karulngs  for  year 
1890.  gross,  951,171;  net,  90,735;  Interest,  taxes,  etc.,  923,320 ;  bal- 
ance, deficit,  917,5"' 


585. 
<  nmh.  rl.nd   A  Ohio  RR. 

Owns  as  follows :— Southern 


IR.WAe  Hap  Louinille  4  \atkrille.)- 

Division,  Cunilwrland  <fe  Ohio  Junction  to 

Oreensbunr,  Ky..  31  miles;  Northern  IHvUion,  Hlielbyrille  to  Blnom- 
fleld.  27  miles.  The  Southern  Division  was  leasexl  to  L.  &  N.  Sept.  19, 
1878,  for  25  years,  and  the  7s  of  1898  guaranteed  principal  and  Inter- 
est. The  Northern  Division  was  leased  July  28.  1879,  for  30  years  to 
the  Louisville  Cincinnati  A  Lexington  (now  Loulnvlllu  *  NaHhvllle),  the 
net  earnings  to  be  applied  tolnteresloq  bond*  and  sinking  fund.  Interest 
on  Northern  Dtv.  bonds  was  In  default  In  1893.  On  Jan.  21,  1896 
John  A.  Mlddletou  was  appointed  receiver  for  the  Northern  Division  ; 
the  Louisville  A  Nashville  will  operate  this  division  for  account  of  tue 
receiver.— (V.  62,  p.  277.)  In  year  1894-95  net  earnings  of  Southern 
Division.  914,601,  against  915,932  In  1893-94;  and  of  Northern  Dlv.. 
gross,  were  938.28O,  against  929,021  In  1893-94.-(V.  62,  p.  277.) 

Cumberland  A  Pennsylvania  HR.— Owns  from  Cumberland 
Md..  10  Piedmont.  Md.,  and  several  branches.  57  miles.  Owned  and  oper- 
ated by  Consolidation  Coal  Co.,  which  guarantees  by  en  tenement  the 
Hint  mortgage.  V  62,  p.  390.  Stock,  Il.5OO.OOO;  par,  91OO. 

Cumberland  Valley  RR.— Owns  from  Harrisburg,  Pa.,  to  Potomac 
River.  Md..  82  miles  (and  with  leased  lines  operates  to  Winchester,  a 
otal  distance  of  116  miles).    It  leases    Cumberland  Valley  A  Martin  * 
burg  Railroad,  34  miles:  DUlsburg  A  Meehanlosburg  Railroad,  9  miles; 
Southern  Pennsylvania  Railroad,  21  miles;  controls  Mont  Alto  Railroad , 
.8  miles,  but  accounts  are  kept  separate;  total  operated,  165  mlleo 
South  Pennsylvania  unfinished  road,  purchased  In  1895.    V.  61,  p.  152 
STOCK.— Authorized,  92.0OO.OOO;  outstanding,  91,292,950  common' 
9241,900 flntpref.  and  9243,000 second  pref.;  of  this  9975,800  com- 
mon and  9237,200  preferred  are  owned  by  Pennsylvania  RR.  Co. 
DIVIDBICM.— In  188O  to  1884,  10  per  oent  yearly;   from  1885,  to 
in..  1897,  both  Inclusive,  at  rate  of  8  per  oent  yearly. 

EAKHIHOS.— 11  months,  >  1896 Gross,  9756.OO1 ;  net,  9281.133 

Jan.  1  to  Nov.  3O.       J  1895 Oross,    781,193;  net,    259,393 

RIPORT  for  1895  was  In  V.  62,  p.  546.  Earnings  entire  line  as  follows: 

Year.  Ornii  .»(        Int.rlr.  Dteittentlt.         Bal..t\irn 

7    *2W.M»7    943,138      (8  p.o.)»142,228        903.281 

'      Si.H.'li)     (8  p.c.)    142,228          58832 

1893 U19.:«»6      •-'O.'.'Jdl      51,984     (8  p.c.)    142,228  8062 

-V.  61,  p.  159;  V.  U2,  p.  C49. 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT 


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Immediate  notice 

of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 

jjjTirni.-sT  m?  mviDFUTiH             Bonds—  Prinol 

RAILROADS. 

t»t  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  no  te 
on  Ont  page  of  tables. 

MOM 

of 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

Rate  Per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

pal,  When  Due. 
Stock*—  Last 
Dividend. 

Dmliat  Terml.  Ky.  rf  C»im  /Xp.-M.  850O.OOO,  g.CJ 

•v    H  > 

1895 

1:11  IM 

1871 

1SS1 

1S7H 

l-7!l 

1864 
1892 

1875 
1879 
1882 

1,000 

D. 

50 
50 
1,000 
1,000 
1,0(0 
1,000 
25 
500  Ao. 
100 
1,000 

1,000 

1,011(1 
100 

1.IKMI.V,. 

1,000 
50 
1,000 
25 

(t) 

2,403,243 
1,211,250 
2,728,000 
225,000 
51,000 
495,000 
2,687,325 
5OO.OOO 
1,800,000 
1,500,000 
300,000 
400,000 
35,000,000 
5,000,000 
300,000 
26,200,000 
3,067,000 
526,758 
185.OOO 
250,000 
200,000 
400,000 
7,750,400 

1,300,000 

6  g. 

3>ap.  an. 
8  per  an. 
5 
7 
6 
6A7 
6  per  an. 

8  per  an. 

6 
4 

7  per  an. 
7 
4g. 
7  per  an. 
7 

"s" 

4 
3 

4g. 

J.  &  J. 

A.  A  O. 
Q.-J. 
J.   A  J 
J.  A  D. 
J.   A  D. 
J    A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
Q.-F. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A  N. 
F.  A  A. 
Q-Mch. 
M.  A   8. 
J.  A   J. 
Q.—  J. 
M.  A   8. 

J."A"J. 

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

F.  A  A. 

St.Louis,  St.  Lou.Tr.Co. 

Cincinnati, 
do 
N.Y.,KesslerACo.,Cin. 
N.Y.,  Am.  Exch.Mat.Bk. 

July  1,  1925 

Oct.  1,  1896 
Jan.  5,  '97,  2% 
Jan.   1,  1911 
Deo.  1,   i<><  i<» 
After  1910 
Jan.   1,  1905 
Jan.,  '97,  3% 
July  1,   1932 
Nov.20,'96,2% 
Aug.  1,   1905 
May  1,  1899 
Feb.  1,  1912 
Dec.  15,'96,13t 
Sept.  1,  1917 
Jan.    1,  1940 
Jan.  20,'97,1% 
Sept.  1,  1907 

mortow*.  mur.  p.  .VI.  end  by  (  '.  H.  A  D  r 
Jlart»ir2?HMM—  l*t  iuort-,  "Ink.  fund  (notdrawn)c 

142 
32 
32 
37 
100 
117 

"27 
4 
54 

rsaiinn  4  Wmttt  M    1st  M    mir  L.  M.  and  C.  A  X.o 
KUJTJ    Ptrrli    f  r  '  f""  till  1898,  P.W.AB.... 
o3Sralmort#aiw.  wr.  A,  for  82.OOO.OOO,  gold.c' 
aSTySKIIsaPStoek-S  p.  c.  gu.  Phlla.  A  Read. 

N.  Y.,  Bank  of  America. 
Dover,  Oo.'s  Office, 
Philadelphia. 
Phila.,  240  So.  Third  St. 
Phila.,  Guar.T.AS.D.Oo. 
Phila.,  Of.,  240  So.Sd  St. 
Phlla.,  Broad  St.8tation 
N.Y.Of.,21  CortlandtSt. 
do              do 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  26  Exchange  PL 
do             do 

\  ttort.  on  Trenton  Br.,  2d  luort,  on  main  line. 
Mawon*  CA<MjM<i*«-lst  M.,  guar.  p.  A  1.,  our.c 

IsVmorton  Pennsylvania  Dlv.  <$10.0OO,OOO)o*r 
Bluff  Point  I<and  Improve.  Co.  1st  M.,gold,guar.o 



1877 
1890 

foS^DOW*lstMlonroa<l  A  equip  ($10,000,000)0 

195 

1877 

44 
44 

19 
35 
100 

1860 

1879 
1874 
1876 

Phlla.,  Broad  St.8tatlon 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 

Jan.   1,  1933 
Feb.,  1899 
Jan.   1,  1933 

1,000 

Bus*  A  Frank.  1st  m.  to  State,  red.  aft.  Jan.'95. 
Worcester  RR.  1st.  H.  (s.f.  not  in  operat'n)  gold.o* 

500  Ao. 

/totemire  Siftr  RR.  4  Bridge- 
lit  M.,  81,*00,000,  gold,  guar.  p.*l.,Penn.RR.o' 

1896 

1,000 

Philadelphia.  Fa. 

Aug.  1,  1936 

Dallai  Terminal  Ry.  .V  Union  Depots.— Organized  in  1894 
to  f  nrni'li  terminal  facilities  to  all  roads  entering  Dallas,  Texas. 
The  entire  line  will  have  about  16  miles  of  track.  Construction  begun 
In  August,  1895,  and  In  January,  1896,  five  miles  were  ready  for 
operation.  Began  operating  Sept.  25, 1896.  A  union  station  is  to  be 
built.  It  Is  said  electric  locomotives  will  be  used.  The  St.  Louis  Trust 
Oo.  is  the  mortgage  trustee.  President  Is  W.  G.  Connor. 

Dayton  &  Michigan.— (See  Map  Cincinnati  Hamilton  <f  Dayton.) 
— Owns  Dayton.  O.,  to  Toledo  June..  O.,  141  miles,  and  leases  Desh- 
ler  to  Kindlay,  11  miles.  Trackage  (Lake  Shore)  into  Toledo,  m  miles. 

LEASE.— Leased  Hay  1, 1863,  in  perpetuity  to  Cincinnati  Hamilton  A 
Dayton.  Rental  Is  the  Interest  and  sinking  fund  of  debt,  and  8  per 
cent  on  preferred  stock  and  3>a  per  cent  on  common. 

SECURITIES.— Guaranty  on  preferred  Is  secured  by  mortgage  of  1871, 
but  the  preferred  carries  no  voting  power.  V.  56,  p.  813.  Mortgage  of 
1856  Is  held  alive  under  mortg.  of  188 1,  which  Is  therefore  a  first  lien. 

EARNINGS.— Gross  earnings  in  year  ending  June  30, 1895  (Including 
Troy  A  Plqua  branch,  8  miles),  were  $1,877,695;  net,  $666,591;  in- 
terest, $136,400;  dividends,  $180,788;  bal..  surplus,  $349,403.  In 
1 893-94.  gross,  $1,594,166.  Current  liabilities  July  1, 1894,  $952.453. 

Dayton  tL  Union.— Owns  from  Dodson,  O.,  to   Union  City,  Ind.. 

43  miles:  leases  Dayton  to  Dodsdon,  15  miles ;  total  operated,  47  miles, 
Operated  by  Cleveland  Cincinnati  Chicago  A  St.  Louis,  which,  jointly 
with  the    Cincinnati   Hamilton   A   Dayton,  owns  the  capital  stock. 
Trustee  of  1st  mortgage  (In  June,  1896,1  Central  Trust  A  8.  D.  Oo.  of 
Cincinnati.    All  turplus  earnings  over  interest  goes  to  a  sinking  fund 
for  tlie  redumption  of  bonds  at  not  above  loo.    Capital  stock,  $86,300. 
For  year  ending  June  30, 1895.Kro.ss,  $148,703;  net,  $63,404;  charges, 
•23.395;  balance,  surplus,  $40,009.    In  1893-94,  gross,  $136,926. 

Dayton  *  Western.— Owns  from  Dayton,  O.,  to  State  line,  Ind., 
•7  rnfles,  and  leases  4  miles  to  Richmond,  Ind.  Leased  from  January  1, 
1865.  for  99  years,  renewable  forever,  to  Little  Miami,  and  so  operated 
by  PlttMli.  Ob.  Chic.  A  St.  Louis.  These  companies  are  virtual  owners 
and  answerable  for  all  obligations.  Of  bonds  $32,000  are  7s. 

Delaware  RR.— Owns  from  Delaware  Junction  (Phila.  Wilm.  A  Bal- 
timore), Del.,  to  Delmiir  (Maryland  line),  95  miles;  branches,  22  miles, 

Leased  till  1897  to  the  Philadelphia  Wilmington  A  Baltimore, 
which  owns  $1,364,675  of  the  stock.  Rental,  6  per  cent  on  stock  and 
Interest  on  bonds;  any  surplus  of  net  earnings,  after  paying  rental, 
divided  equally  between  lessee  and  lessor.  In  year  ending  October  3 1 . 
18P6,  gross,  81,296,359;  net,  $466,209;  Interest  and  taxes,  $50,350; 
dividends,  $161,240;  balance,  surplus  for  year,  $254,619.  In  1894-95 
«ross,  $1,259,129;  net,  $428,447. 

Delaware  Ic.  Bound  Brook.— Owns  from  Bound  Brook  (Central 
of  New  Jersey)  to  Delaware  River,  27  miles ;  branch  to  Trenton,  etc.,  7 
miles.  In  connection  with  Central  of  New  Jersey  and  North  Pennsylva- 
nia forms  a  line  between  New  York  and  Philadelphia.  In  May,  1879  the 
property  WM  leased  for  990  years  to  Philadelphia  A  Reading,  the  lessee 
paying  interest  and  8  per  cent  on  stock.  Rental  $275,000. 

Delaware  it  Chesapeake  Ry.— ROAD.— Clayton,  Del.,  to  Ox- 
ConLMd.,  54  miles.  A  reorganization  in  1878  of  the  Md.  A  Del.  RR 
The  Phlla.  Wilm.  A  Balto.  owns  all  the  stock  ($600,000,  par  $25)  and 
operates  the  line,  guaranteeing  the  bonds  principal  and  interest.  Earn- 
ings for  year  ending  Oct  31, 1896.  gross,  $119,363 ;  net,  $28,774;  int. 
and  taxes,  820,230-,  balance,  surplus,.*  8,544. 

Delaware  &  Hudson  Canal  Co — (See  Map.)— Owns  canal  from 
Rondout,  N.  Y.,  to  Honesdale,  Pa.,  108  miles  (completed  In  1828),  and 
operates  railroad  lines  extending  from  Wllkesbarre,  Pa.,  via  Albany 
,,  Y'il°  Ron»e'»  Point,  on  Canada  line,  with  branches,  685  miles  in 
all.    The  system  Is  well  shown  on  the  adjoining  map,  and  Includes : 
Lints  owned-  JfiJet.        LinciUated—lfSeethesecos.aHle*. 

U  Albany  A  Susquehanna 142 

KNew  York  A  Canada 150 

11  Eensselaer  A  Saratoga ...     .    192 

UUnion  RR 

JeOerson  RR.  (trackage) 35 

Otherllnes 4 

Ustal  operated ^ 

aJssleases  Utioa  Ollnton  A  Blnghamton  and  Rome  A  Clinton  RB., 

44  nsHes,  sub-let  to  New  York  Ontario  A  Western. 

HliTOBT,  ETC.— This  company  was  chartered  April  7, 1823.    It  Ii 
one  »f  the  largest  miners  and  carriers  of  anthracite  coal  and  controls 
A  Iron  Oo.    See  V.  54,  p.  799.    D.  A  H    owns 
1 81,000,000  common  Rutland  RR.  stock. 

'83.  '84.  '85.  '86.  '87.  '88.  '89  to  Dec., '96. 

7       o       5       96  7  vi^jirl  v 

'  fixed  at  5  p.  o.,  payable  quarterly.— (V.  64,  p.  82.i 
BoMim. -Adirondack  Railroad  bonds  carry  the  endorsed  guarantee 
£&£  if'  **£*  Prino|P'»1  <"><»  Interest.  See  that  company.  In  18')6 
teed— Mte  tl    f  Canada  debentures  were  Issued  and  guarau- 

•SSss^^s^^sss^^ss^^1^ 

^S^Sf^SS^^^^^i^^ff^S^^ 


Coal  (anthracite)  carried  in  1895,  6,151,147  tons;    in 


V.  62,  p.  410i    Coal  (anthracite)  carried  in  1895,  6,151, 

1894,  5,751,386  ;  In  1893,  6,177,659  ;  In  1892,  6,225,296. 

Tear  ending  Dee.  31.       1895.  1894.  1893. 

Receipts  from  coal.    $7,369,379    $7,864,154    $9,939,648 

Railroads  .    10,129,082      9,448,993    10,212,412 

Miscellaneous 1,321,157          755,074          520,258 


Laokawanna  A  Susquehanna..  22 
•Valley  Ra  of  PaTT? 

•Gravity  RR 56 

Sehenectady  A  Mechanloville.  10 
5<3herry  VaL  Sharon  A  Albany  21 
f  Soheneetady  A  Duauesburg..  14 


1892. 

$9,629,333 

10,356,443 

452,765 


Total    .  ...  $18,819,618  $18,068,221  $20,672,318  $20,438,541 

Operating  expenses.    13,376,733    12,529,548    14,050,131    13,977,757 

Net...  .    $5,442,885    $5,538,673    $6,622,187    $6,460,784 

Int., taxes  A  rentals.      3,078,492      3,319,960      3,407,637      3,425,320 

Balance  for  stock.  $2,364,393  $2,218,713  $3,214,550  $3,035,464 
Dividends,  7  per  ct.  $2,450,000  $2,187,500  $2,100,000  $2.100,000 
— (V.  60,  p.  218,  389;  V.  62,  p.  84,228,  410;  V.  64,  p.  64,82,181.) 

Delaware  Lacka wanna  &  Western.— ROAD—  Operates  main 
line  from  Hoboken,  N.  J.,  opposite  New  York  City,  to  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
409  miles,  with  branches  to  coal  region,  etc.,  492  miles,  including : 


Lilies  leased — H  See  each  co.  Miles 
81 


ITSyracuse  Bing.  A  N.  Y 81 

H Utica  Chenango  A  Susq 105 

H  Valley  RR.  of  N.Y 12 

TTWarren 18 

Sussex,  Ao 50 

Total  operated 901 


Lines  owned  —  Miles. 

N.  J.  State  line  to  N.Y.  line  ....115 
Br'nehesto  N'rthumberl'nd,Ao.  80 

Lines  leased  — 

HMorris  A  Essex  and  branohes.157 
TIN.Y.  Lackawanna  A  Western.  214 
IT  Cayuga  &  Susquehanna  ......   34 

ifOswegoA  Syracuse  ...........  35 

HISTORY,  ETC.—  This  is  one  of  the  most  important  of  the  anthracite- 
coal  roads.  No  sub-companies  (coal  and  mining)  are  controlled,  the  rail- 
road owning  its  mines.  Original  company  chartered  in  1849  ;  present 
title  assumed  in  1853.  Its  leased  lines  are  mostly  held  under  long 
leases,  and  the  system  is  compact.  In  1894  representatives  of  the 
Vanderbilts  entered  the  directory.  See  V.  57,  p.  721. 

DIVIDENDS—        $1881  '82-'84  '85  '86  to  Jan.,  '97 

Since  1880,  p.  o.      <  6\  8  yearly  73i  7  yearly. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.—  On  Deo.  31,  1895,  accounts  receivable  (cash, 
coal  on  hand,  Ac.),  $3,041,259;  accounts  payable,  $7,839,916. 

EARNINGS.—  The  leased  lines  in  New  York  State  for  fiscal  year  ending 
June  30,  1896:  Gross,  $3,827,848  ;  net,  $4,710,823;  balance,  surplus, 
over  interest  and  taxes,  $2,295,998,  against  surplus,  $1,886,766  in 
1895  and  $1,349,826  in  1894. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.—  Fiscal  year  ends  Deo.  31.  Annual  meeting  is  held 
on  the  Tuesday  preceding  the  last  Friday  in  February.  The  report  for 
1895,  with  balance  sheet,  was  in  CHRONICLE,  V.  62,  p.  228.  The  fol- 
lowing includes  all  lines  except  Syr.  Bingh'ton  A  N.  Y.  ana  Sussex  RR.: 

rear  end.  Dec.  31.          1895.  1894.  1893.  1892. 

Passenger  earn's...    $3,486,691    $3,550,504    $3,820,908    $3,655,560 

Coal  freight  ........  >  ,„  7S7  =7qS  lfi  2R1  Qo7  S  10,949,533     10,448,277 

18.787.O7B    «s,:«u,WB7 


MdseAmiscel  ...... 


9,390,334      9,302,187 


$22,274,270  $21,812,441  $24,167,275  $23,406,024 
Coal  receipts,  etc...    21,927,639    21,246,421    24,623,698    22,820,259 

Total  gross  receipts.  $44,201,909  $43,058,862  $48,790,973  $46,226,283 
RR.  oper.  ex.  A  tax.  13,834,420  14,645,398  16,479,729  15,605,979 
Mining,  Ac.,  expeu.  23,606,589  21,363,797  24,057,843  22,640,441 

Net  receipts....        6,760,900     7,049,667      8,253,401      7,979,863 
Interest  and  rentals.      5,406,239     5,412,323      5,360,490      5,366,406 


Dividends  (7  p.o)...  1,834,000  1,834,000  1,834,000  1,834,000 
Balance  after  divs..df.$479,339df.$196,656sur.$l,058,911sur.$779,457 
-(V.  62,  p.  828,  319,  413,  908;  V.  63,  p.  268,  879;  V.  64,  p.  181.) 

Delaware  Maryland  Se.  Va.— See  SUPPLEMENT  of  October,  1895 

Delaware  River  RR.  A  Bridge  Co.— Owns  a  bridge  over  the 
Delaware  River  near  Philadelphia  and  about  10  miles  of  connecting 
railroad.  Capital  stock  ($1,300,000)  is  all  owned  by  the  Pennsylvania 
RR.,  which  guarantees  the  bonds,  principal  and  interest,  by  endorse- 
ment on  each.  Sinking  fund  is  one  per  cent,  but  bonds  cannot  be 
called.  See  description  of  bonds  and  guaranty  in  V.  63,  p.  1062. 

INDEX.— V.  63,  p.  153,  1011,  1062,  1159. 

Delaware  Susquehanna  A  Scnnylklll  RR.— Owns  main  line 
from  Drifton,  Pa.,  to  Gowen,  Pa.,  31  miles ;  branches,  17  miles;  total 
owned,  48  miles.  Trackage— Leuigh  Valley  RR.,  etc.,  135  miles. 
Opened  Feb.  15, 1892.  The  road  Is  controlled fcy  Coxe  Brothers  &  Co., 
the  coal  miners.  DIVIDENDS  Oct.  18, 1892,  40  p.  c.  In  cash ;  Nov.  25, 
1893,  20  p.  c.  in  cash  and  50  p.  o.  in  stock;  Sept.  26, 1894,  2623  p.  c.  in 
cash.  Mortgage  trustee  is  Trust  Co.  of  Nortli  America,  Philadelphia. 

EARNING*.—  Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  In  year  1895-96  gross, 
$1,218,452;  net,$194,002;  charges, $41,772;  in  '94-5  gross,  $1,240,106. 

Denlson  A  Northern  Ry.— Under  construction  in  July,  1896, 
from  Dougherty,  Ind.  Ter.,  on  the  Gulf  Col.  &  Santa  Fe.  to  Colgate, 
Ind.  Ter.,  and  Danlson,  Tex.,  104  miles.  In  May,  1896,  Receiver 
Moran  Scott  was  ordered  by  the  Court  to  build  the  road,  issuing 
thereon  not  exceeding  $1,144.000  receiver's  certificates  at  $ll,OOOper 
mile.  In  August,  1896,  25  miles  of  grading  and  bridge  work  had  been 


U07.J 


RA1L.UUA1)    STOCKS 


BONDS. 


MAI'  OF  THE 

DELAWARE  &  HUDSON 
CANAL  COMPANY'S 

RAILROAD  &  CANAL  SYSTEM. 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


. 

RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
BMd. 

== 

Date 
of 

Ulllllll. 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bonds—  Prinol  • 
pal,  When  Dne. 
Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

Mr  explanation  of  column  headings,  *c.,  see  notes 
on  first  page  of  table*. 

Rate  Per 

Cent 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Dftarfre  3tua.  1  8.  KK.—  Block  (aiith.  91,800,000) 

"48 

1894 
1896 

$50 
1,000 

"i'66 

100 

-.00    Ac. 

;,oo  AC. 
500 
1OO 
1OO 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
100 

1,000 

l.OOO 
100 

1,000 

•JOO    Ac. 

100 

i'.ooo 

500  &c. 

$1,5OO,OOO 
60O.OOO 

:!.-,.  OIK, 
2,3O8,OOO 
ns.ooo.ooo 
23,650,000 
6,382,500 

2H,tjr>o,IMIO 

8,103,500 
4,283,100 
763,500 
1.2OO.OOO 
1,200,000 
672.OOO 
800.000 
See  text. 
2,902,000 
569,000 

2,000,000 
3,200,000 
1,350,000 

2,510,000 
3.183,500 
770,000 
3,912,918 

See  text 
i* 

4>4g. 

See  text 
7g. 
4g. 
8  g. 

See  text. 
4 
2>* 

"fg. 

4«- 
5  g. 

6 
6 
4  per  an. 

...„. 

4 

See  text 
A.  A  O. 

M."  "i"  N. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   4  D. 

August. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 

j'.   &   J. 

M.  A  N. 

A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  J. 

A.  &  O'. 

Drifton,  Pa. 
Phlladel.,  Co.'s  Office. 
Denlson. 
New  York. 

Sept.  26,  1894 
Apr.   1,  1909 

Nov""l,"  1918 

Jan.*fo"/971% 
Nov.  1,  19OO 
Jan.   1,  1936 
June  1,  1928 

rv»u<mrf  .Vor(*.  Ky.-Rrc>ver>soert-,$11.0OOp;m. 
BMSMT  Ittmitiltr  4  Gunnison  —  1st  M.,  cold...  0  *r 

Office,  47  Wm.  St.N.Y. 
N.  Y.  ,  Fourth  Nat.  Bank, 
do              do 
do             do 

1st  mortT  »1.000  gold  or  42O6  sinking  fund.  .o'*r 
2  SSSol  mortgage  (for  »42.000.000>  gold.  o'*r 
£Kt.rime»iMSTr<»5,OcSper  mile)  gold.  .o'*r 

295 
1,621 
1,621 

1871 

1SSU 

1888 

AM  Mtlntt  4  fort  Dedgt—  Cemmon  stock  

Chicago,  C.  R.  I.  <fe  Pao. 
N.Y.,Chlo.R.I.&Pao.Co. 
do              do 
do              do 

N.  Y..  Metropoi'n  Tr.  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust. 

<  N.Y.Ag'cy  Bk.  Com.,  ) 
/   Canada  A  London,  s 
N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 

Aug.  1,  1896 
Jan.   1,  1905 
June  1,  1905 
June  1,  1908 

IslM  Des  M.  to  Ft.  D^dge,  Series  A,lntguar.,eBa 
1st  mort..  Series  B,  Income,  Int.  guaranteed,  end.. 
1st  mort.  on  cxten..  Tara  to  Ruthven.  Int.  guar.  . 
O«  MoiHts  4  Kansas  C'Uy-Stook,  f  10.OOO.OOO.     . 
1st  M.  funding  and  Imp.  ($2,000.000),  gold..0'*r 
Dtsstointt  Korlktrn  f  IT-lst  M.  $5,415,OOO,gold.o 
SZlSSZ  r/»i<m-l.t  M.  for  $800,000,  gold        c" 
Dttraii  Bat  Oily  *  4<p.-8ee  DETROIT   A  MACKI 
DtUrvil  Ornnd  Haven  *JfU.-lst  equip.  M.  gu  .  ..c- 

88 
88 
56 
112 
112 
150 
2.7 
BAC. 
189 
189 
65 

"85 
320 

1874 
1881 

1892 

IK!).-, 
1887 

1878 
1878 

1869 
1897 

Jan.   1,  1932 
Jan.   1,  1015 
Nov.  1,  1917 

Nov.  14,  1918 
Nov.  15.  1918 
Jan.  5/97,  i% 

DilroUHUMal'r  *  8.  ir.-8fk,4  p.  o.  reufl.U8.iM8. 
Detroit  Oraml  Rapids  4  Western— 
Common  stock  
Preferred  stock.  5  i«-r  ivnt  • 
Ionia  A  lj>n»lng  lot  inert.,  oxt.  in  1889,  guar.c* 
1st  consol.  mort.,  fU.OOO.OOO,  lawful  mi  ney...o* 

See  text. 

July  1,  1899 
Apr.  1,  1946- 

11.  in.  r  i  ....HIM.  &  «u  ii  nli.oii.-A  narrow-gauge  road  from 
llrnverto  Leadvllle,  Col..  151  miles;  Comoto  Baldwin  Mine,  131  miles: 
branches  43  mile*;  total.  $325  miles.  The  bonds  were  deposited  to 
secure  42.0SO.OOO  Union  Pacific  4  >a  per  cents  of  1889,  which  are  rep- 
rewuted  by  the  following  committee:  Henry  Budge,  26  Broad  St., 
N  Y.;  Charles  A.  Peabody,  Jr.,  and  Henry  De  Coppet.  Receiver  is 
Frank  Trumbiill,  appointed  in  August,  1894.  An  order  of  sale  was 
applied  for  In  Dec.,  1895.  but  temporarily  refused  iu  Jan.,  1896,  pend- 
ing settlement  of  Union  Paciflceross-bllls,  etc.  (V.  62.  p.  139.) 

Denver  *  Hlo  Grmnde  RK.—(S<t  Map)—  ROAD—  The  lines  of  this 
company,  well  shown  on  the  adjoining  map,  reach  all  the  important 
point*  In  Colorado,  while  Its  standard  gauge  line  from  Denver  via  Pueblo 
westerly.  via  Leadvllle  and  Grand  Junction,  forms  a  link  in  the  trans- 
continental route  to  Ogden,  Salt  Lake  City,  Ac.,  Including  : 


llilc*. 

Road  owned  and  operated  ...  1  ,586 
Rio  Or.  Jc.  RK..  eto.  (leased)  .  62 
Leated  to  Rio  Grande  West.  .  18 


Miles. 


Of  the  preceding: 

Standard  gauge 682 

((Of  which  296  is  3d  rail.) 
Narrow  gauge  only 984 

Total  June  30, 1896 1,666    2d  track  and  sidings 357 

The  U.  P.  Denver  &  Gulf  uses  Denver  &.  Rio  G.  tracks  from  Walsen- 
burg  to  Pueblo,  57  in.,  at  a  rental  of  $85,000  per  annum.  —V.  61,p.  421. 

HIBTORT. — Reorganization  of  a  railway  company  of  same  name  fore- 
closed July  12. 1886.  The  Rio  Grande  Junction  Is  leased  jointly  by 
this  company  and  the  Colorado  Midland,  and  its  bonds  guaranteed.  In 
July.  1895.  the  Rio  Grande  &  Santa  Fe  (formerly  Santa  Fe  Southern), 
39  mile*  road,  waa  acquired  In  Interest  of  Den.  &  Rio  G.— V.  63,  p.  403. 

DIVIDENDS  since  'SO )   1891    1892   1893   1894   1895    1896    1897 
on  pref.,  per.  cent. i     2  "a        O         2          0         0        2     Below. 

On  preferred  In  1897,  Jan.,  1  percent. 

HONDO. — Coupons  of  the  Jirsl  mortgage  sevens  are  payable  at  option  ot 
holder  either  In  N.  Y.  City  $35  U.  S.  gold,  In  London,  £7  4s.  5d.  sterling, 
or  In  Amsterdam  86  florins,  all  free  of  U.  8.  taxes.  Of  the  .first  con- 
inliilairil  gold  bonds  (United  States  Trust  Co.,  trustee)  $6,382,500  were 
reserved  to  retire  the  first  seeens  when  due,  and  they  can  be  issued  at 
•uch  rates  of  Interest  up  to  7  p.  c.  as  will  retire  said  bonds.  Upon  pay- 
ment of  the  first  7s  the  flrtt  consols  will  be  a  first  lien  on  all  the  prop- 
erty, as  they  are  now  on  about  1,300  miles  of  road  and  all  the  equip- 
ment. Consols  for  $6,iKX>,OOO  are  also  reserved  for  extension  to  Ogden, 
U  deemed  advisable.  Those  unissued  may  be  used  with  the  consent  of 
a  majority  of  the  preferred  stock  for  extensions  at  not  exceeding 
920,000  per  mile.  See  abstract  of  mortgage  In  CHRONICLE,  V.  47,  p.  228. 

The  improvement  mortgage  (U.  S.  Trust  Co.,  trustee),  Is  Issued  on  the 
property  covered  by  the  consolidated  mortgage,  and  so  eovers  all  the 
company's  property,  following  immediately  after  the  consolidated. 
Mortgage  abstract  In  CHRONICLE,  V.  47,  p.  229. 

GRHRRAL  FWASCES.— On  June  30,  1896,  the  company  held  in  its 
treasury  stocks  and  bonds  valued  at  $1,729,986.  The  "special  renewal 
fund"  held  $437,517.  Denver  &  Rio  Grande  in  1895  advanced  Rio 
Grande  Southern  $169,839  in  cash  and  endorsed  $573,498  notes  given 
for  Rio  Grande  Southern  floating  debt,  receiving  therefor  $671,000  Rio 
Grande  Southern  firsts,  one-half  of  the  stock,  and  all  surplus  earnings 
over  fixed  charges,  taxes,  etc.,  for  three  years  from  Jan.  1, 1895.— See 
Rio  Granite  Southern  report  for  1895-96  in  V.  63,  p.  397. 

LATUT  KABMIHOS.— July  1  to  November  30  (5  months): 

6  mot.  Oroti  earn' as.     Net  earnings.      Interest,  etc.         Balance. 

1896 $3.201.894       $1,320,591  $981,819          $338,772 

1895 3,489,866         1,555,671  984,242  57l|429 

AmDAL  RRPORT.— Annual  meeting  U  held  at  Denver  the  third  Tues- 
day In  October.    Full  report  for  1895-96  In  V.  63,  p.  397,  403.    See  also 
editorial,  p.  384.   Construction  account  was  closed  In  September,  1891, 
since  when  all  Improvements  have  been  charged  against  income. 
Tear  ending  June  30—  1896.  1895. 

Average  miles  operated 1.663  l.i;:,7 

Gross  earnings $7,851,187       $6,916,840 

Hot  earnings 3,202,406         2,925,028 

Other  income 57,334  14,600 


Den  M ..!  in  -  &  Kaiiaas  City  Ky.— Des  Moines.  la.,  to  Van  Wert, 
72  miles,  standard  gauge;  Van  Wert  to  Calnsvllle,  Mo.,  40  miles,  3  ft. 
gauge.  (V.  63,  p.  879.)  Entire  stock  and  bonds  purchased  in  December, 
1895,  by  the  Keokuk  &  Western.  V.  62,  p.  680.  Under  the  mortgage 
for  $2,000,000  (Massachusetts  Safe  Deposit  Co.,  trustee),  $480,000 
bonds  were  pledged  as  collateral  for  notes  given  for  new  equipment, 
repairs, etc.— the  authorized  issue  is  $8,000  per  mile  on  narrow  gauge. 
$16,OOO  per  mile  on  broad  gauge  road.  On  June  30, 1895,  loans  and! 
bills  payable,  $98,452.  In  1894-95  gross,  $88,614;  net,  $9,153. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— 10  mos.,  ( 1896.... gross,  $96,643;  net,  $26,176 

Jan.  1  to  Oct.  31.  <1895 gross,  80,410;  net,  20,941 

—(V.  61,  p.  1064;  V.62,  p.  680;  V.  63,  p.  879.) 

I  >.  s  laolnes  Northern  &  Wentern  RR.— Owns  from  Des  Moines 
to  Fonda,  Iowa,  115  miles,  and  from  Cllve  (7  miles  from  Des  Moines) 
toBoone,  35  miles;  total,  150  miles— all  standard.  In  August,  1894,  a 
controlling  interest  was  acquired  by  Chicago  Mil.  &  St.  Paul,  which 
will  operate  the  road  separately.  V.  59,  p.  228.  Successor  of  Railway 
sold  fii  foreclosure  Dec.  18,  1894.  Capital  stock  is  $4,372,500;  par 
$100.  Theflrst  mortgage  trustee.  Metropolitan  Tr.  Co..  N.  Y. 

EARNINOS— llmos.,    ( 1896 gross,  $409,593;  net,  $126,469. 

Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30.       <  1895 gross,    344,492;  net,    118,815. 

In  year  ended  June  30,  1896,  gross  $444,033,  net,  $161,219.  In 
1894-95,  gross,  $334,234;  net.  $101,375;  other  income,  $201;  charges, 
$126,610.  Balance,  deficit,  $25,034.  President,  F.  M.  Hubbell,  Des 
Moines,  la.  (V.  59,  p.  738,  879,  968, 1103.) 

I     Dei  Moines  Union.— A  terminal  road,  5  miles  In  length,  In  Des 
[  Moines.  Leased  to  Wabash  RR.,  Chicago  Great  Western  and  Des  Moines 
N.  &  W.    Rental  equal  to  expenses  and  fixed  charges  paid  monthly  by 
lessees  on  wheelage  basis.    Stock  authorized,  $2,000,000 ;  outstanding, 
$400,000— par  $1OO.    Loans  and  bills  payable  June  30, 1896,  $22,712. 
Earnings  for  year  ending  June  30,  1895,  were,  gross,  $121,061;  net, 
$29,959.    In  1893-94,  net  $32,284. 

Detroit  Bay  City  &  Alpena.— See  DETROIT  &  MACKISAC. 

Detroit  Grand  Haven  &  Milwaukee.— Owns  from  Detroit, 
Mich.,  to  Grand  Haven,  Mich.,  189  miles.  A  reorganization  of  Septem- 
ber, 1878.  The  bonds  are  guaranteed  by  the  Grand  Trunk  of  Canada. 
Stock.  $1,500.000;  par,  $50.  Real  estate  mortgages,  $226,000.  Loans 
and  bills  payable  Deo  31, 1894,  $100,000. 

EARNINGS.— 11  mouths,?  1896 Gross,  $875,213 ;  net, $99,167. 

Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30.       $1895 Gross,    926,757;   net,108,093. 

For  year  ending  Dec.  31, 1895,  gross  earnings  were  $1,001,091 ;  net. 
$101,648;  deficit  under  interest,  etc.,  $264,285— advanced  by  Grand 
Trunk  Ry.  In  1894  gross,  $1,012,584;  net,  $150,942. 

Detroit  «.  i  :i  ml  Rapids  &  Western  It  It.— A  reorganization 
January  1, 1897,  of  the  Detroit  Lansing  &1Northern  and  allied  lines, 
foreclosed  per  plan  given  in  V.  62,  p.  319.  Extends  from  Detroit 
westerly  to  Grand  Rapids,  northerly  to  Big  Rapids,  etc.,  including : 

Miles. 


1894. 
1,654 

$6,476,044 

2,503,493 

10,300 


Total  net  Income  ...............  $3,259,740  $2,940.228 

Interact  on  bond*  ...............  $1,997,950  $1,997,950 

Taxes  and  Insurance  ...........      352,786  342,256 

Kew  equipment.  ................      143,568)  _'„ 

Miscellaneous  ...................        74,046  (  71,332 

Dividend  on  preferred  stock..  .  .      473,000  NIL 

Balance,  surplus  ...............    $218,390  $528,690 


$2,513,793 

$1,993,873 

347,227 


sri.ono 


#-i7,r,t;:) 


OrriCBR»-Presldent  and  Gen.  Man.,  E.  T.  Jeffery:  Treas.,  J.  W.  Gll- 
£!r.:.  Sec.- «»"»n>  Wsgner;  Comptroller.  Stephen  Little.    Olttce,  47 
UUarn  Street,  New  York.    (V.  63,  p.  225,  384,  397,  4O3,  754,  838, 

J    L  M  I     I       i 

Des  Itlnlnrs*  Fort  Dodge.— Owns  Des  Moines  to  Fort  Dodge,  la.. 
88  m..  and  Tara  to  Ruthven.  55  miles ;  trackage,  Illinois  Central,  Tara 

-'•-'ve.    Leased  Jan.  1, 1887,  to  Chic 


«ntaeof4 


Trackage. 
Detroit     to     West     Detroit 

(Mich.  Cen.) 3 

Laiising  to  No.  Lansing  (Jack. 

L  &S.) 1 

Other  lines 10 


Road  Owned.  Miles. 

W.  Det.  to  Howard  Clty,Mlch.l57 

J  uno.  i  o  Big  Rapids,  etc 63 

Belding  Branch >..     1 

Alma  to  Howard  City 43 

Or.  Rapids  to  Gr.  Ledge,  etc.  55 

Ithaca  to  Palua 36 

Total  operated 369>» 

BONDS. -The  first  consolidated  mortgage  is  for  $6,000,000;  bonds  are- 
reserved  to  retire,  by  exchange  or  otherwise,  the  underlying  Ionia  & 
Lansing  first  5s,  $770,000.  and  $1,317 ,082  for  Detroit  terminals  and 
other  property,  If  deemed  desirable.  Mortgage  trustee  is  old  Colony 
Trust  Co.,  Boston. 

The  holders  of  old  securities  deposited  will  receive  on  or  about  Feb. 
15,1897: 

. Will  receive . 

Holders  of  reorg.  cert  if.—  New  4s.      Pref.  stock.    Com.  stock* 


Detroit  Lansing  A  Northern  7s $750 

Grand  Rapids  Lansing  &  Detroit  5s. .  750 

Saginaw  &  Western  6s 750 

Sagiuaw  Valley  &  St.  Louio  8s 750 

Saginaw  &  Grand  Rapids  8%  stock..  750 

Coupons  due  In  1893*  t par 

Ionia  ife  Lansing  coupons! par 

Preferred  stock 


$737-50 
529-17 
487-50 
470-83 
470-83 


par 

*  Purchased  and  still  unpaid.  t  With  Interest  at  5  per  cent  to- April 
1 , 1896,  also  to  be  paid  in  bonds 

KIXKD  CHARGES  AND  EARNINGS.— The  immediate  fixed  charges  will 
be :  4  per  cent  on  $3,912,918  general  mortgage  bonds,  $156,517 ;  5  per 
cent  on  $770,000  Ionia  &  Lansing  5s,  $38,500;  Detroit  Terminal 


. charges,  $48.000;   total,  $243,017.     The  net  earnings  applicable  to 

(ercentof  gross  earns.,  with    above  i-harges  for  three  years  past  have  been :  In  1895,  $272,743;  in 
the  first  mortgage  and  extension    1891,  $221,h90;  In  1893,  $313,778. 


Jim;  ART,  18»7.1 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


•\ 

MAP  OF  THE 

DENVER  &  RIO  GRANDE 
RAILROAD 


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INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.   1XIV. 


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RAILROADS. 


»or  explanation  of  oolnron  beadtngs,  Ac.,  see  notes 
on  nrnt  page  of  tables. 


DtlroU  4  Uatktnaf-Sloe*  $3.000.000 -; 

"first  Hen"  lM>nd»»1.500,000  gold o' 

"  Mori  bonds  "  $2.5o6.0o6  gold,  red.  atnar.  ...c' 
L — 4  6  pro.,  rente!  9TO  yean 
1st 


all     1895 
all     1895 


joV."a^*%u^tVl.t  if  .^a- F.  to  8 .  ftty - . 
CtorADak  «^Oeda,LR.,LA_CWc.l.tmortSoAr 

,'$5.66b,oooo- 


GRAKD  RAPID  B  AWE  STERNE 

tflOO 

1.00(1 

1,000 

100 
1,000 
100 

1,000 

-.01)    A-.-. 


•«•.»  CUrmUVjt  r«HMW«Mi»»W  wv  m.mt  ^v»n"     r -- 

Ife/u/A  JfiwoAc  i  .Vort**nt-lst  mort..  gold,  s.  f ... 
nl   tnortCttsCQ*  83  ftOO  000  (fold    .......... 

General  2d  mortgage  ($3,50O,OOO)  gold,  link.  fd. 

Dent  trusts  June  30, 1895 • 

,,.  Kmr  *  .Vo.-lst  M..  $2,250.000,  g..o' 

«  _•  w     —    *o/i  /WlA*w»vntlla  <«'*r 


Ar 


TKuVttSnttttoVeV AUan,  l«t  mort..  gold..  o*r 

Pint  eonsol.  mort.,  gold.  Interest  guar  . . .  .c"*r 

Inc.  carts.  ($3.000,000  held  by  C.  Pao.  Jan.,  '94) 

Car  trust*.  Dec.  S 


M,:.  - 

of 
Road.  Bonds 


Date 
of 


6  1881 
600  '  .... 
218  !  1895 
184  i  1869 
197  i  1888 
173  1887 

IS'IO 


1893 
1894 

1895 
25  1888 
156  1885 

366  ,  1887 
572  1890 

1W.I2 


100 
20 


1896 
1891 


Size,  or 

Par 
Value. 


I.IMIOA-.- 

1,000 

i',000 


1,000 
1,OOO 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 


100 

100 

1,000 

1,000 


Amount 


R. 

$2,000,000 

9OO.OOO 

1,250,000 

140,000 

35.000 

See  text. 

:.,  I'.!.-..'"'!! 

See  text 

3.930.OOO 

6,332,000 

4,500,000 

1,174,000 

2.326.OOO 

1,900,000 

264,608 

728,000 

500,000 

1,077,000 

4.000,000 

14,923,000  : 

3,000,000 


. 

1,000,000 
1,000,000 
1,5OO,OOO 
1,180,000 


INI 

IM'.KST 

OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 

K.ltc     ]»'! 

Cent 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
^vhom. 

Slocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

||; 

J.  A  D. 
J.  A  D. 
A    A  O 

N.  Y..  J.  P.  Morgan  A  Co. 
do              do 
N  Y    143  Liberty  St. 

June  1,   1995 
June  1,  1995 

J    &  J 

See  text. 

r 

i 

11: 

4g. 

F.'A'A. 

A.  A  0. 
J.   AD. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.    A  J. 

N.Y.,  Office,  214  B'way. 
do             do 
do              do 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Office,  Mills  Bldg. 
do             do 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
do              do 
do              do 
N.  Y.  ,  Post,  Martin  A  Co. 

J'ue,'96,3p.o. 
Aug.  1,  1951 
Oct.    1,  1917 
Deo.   1,  1935 
Oct.    1,  1937 
Jan.    1,   191« 
Jan.   1,  1922 
Jan.   1,  1923 
Jan.   1,  1924 

ig 
!* 

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

N.  Y.,  Chemical  N.  Bk. 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Third  Nat.  Bank, 
do              do 
New  York  or  London. 
New  York. 

Jan.  i",  1924 
Jan.   1,  1928 
Apr.   1,  1925 
Jan.   1,  1937 
Aug.  1,  1990 
Dec.  31,  1912 
1903  &  1905 

4g. 
6g. 

J.    A   J. 
J.   A   J. 

N,  Y.,  Third  Sfat.  Bank. 
July,  '95,  coup,  last  pd 

July  1,  1996 
Jan.,  1921 

Itulitnee. 
def.$76,597 
def.  74.867 

1892. 

$1,265,572 
'234306  341,502 
328,036  314,909 
def.  93,730  sur.  26,593 
def.  13,559  def.  16,907 


LATEST  EARXTNOS  OF  OLD  COMPAHT.— From  January  1  to  November 
30  111  months). 

1 1  month*  Grofi  earn'gi.     Net  earn'gi.      Interett,  <te. 
UM            '..$^070389'         $142.30$  $218,90i 

1898." l!o58,961  234,085  308,952 

AKXCAL  REPORT.— Earnings  of  the  old  company  were 
1895.  1894.  1893. 

$1,149,055    $1,098,723    $1,205,093 
>.~Ataxes.       254,303         200,169 
Interest  paid...  362.130      IT 366,280 

Balance                  ...def.lO7,827  def.106,111 
STVTA  St.  L.  RR def.24.632     def .20.959 

IJTncludes  $16.322  for  Detroit  terminals;  in  previous  years  Included 
In  operating  expenses.-^.  63,  p.  458,  794,  880, 1062.) 

Detroit  llllUilnlt-  &  Southwestern.— Owns  from  YpsilanU, 
Mich  to  Bankers,  Mich.,  65  miles.  Leased  in  perpetuity  from  July  1, 
1881  to  the  Lake  Shore  A  Michigan  Southern  Co.;  the  rental  Is  $54,000 
per  year— i  per  cent.  Gross  earnings  in  1894,  $40.259. 

Detroit  Lanalne  &  Northern  RR.— SEE  DETROIT  GRAND 
RAPIDS  A  WESTERN  RR.  above. 

Detroit  &  .Mm-k  Inn.-  Ry.— Owns  from  Bay  City,  Mich.,  to  Alpena, 
131mlles;  Loon  Lake  Branch,  32  miles;  Mud  Lake  Branch,  38  miles; 
other  branches,  71  miles;  Alpena  &  Northern,  60  miles  into  timber  limits 
(which  forms  part  of  the  extension  to  Mackinac) ;  total,  332  miles. 
Fxtenslon  from  Omer  south  to  Bay  City,  32  miles,  was  completed  in 
August,  1896.  Much  of  the  branch  line  mileage  is  temporary,  built 
only  to  bring  out  lumber.  Bee  V.  61,  p.  558. 

HlBTORr,ETC.— Formed  in  December,  1894,  to  succeed  the  Detroit 
Bay  City  A  Alpena,  sold  In  foreclosure.  "  Mortgage  bonds  "  for  $500,- 
OOO  are  reserved  for  betterments,  etc.,  at  not  over  $50,000  per  year. 
The  stock  and  $750,000  "  mortgage  bonds  "  are  to  be  held  for  a  time 
in  trust,  and  If  deemed  best  may  be  converted  into  preferred  stock. 
Full  data  in  V.  60,  p.  130. 

8TOCK.-The  capital  stock  Is  $3,000,000,  of  which  $1,000,000  is  pre- 
ferred, to  be  Issued  only  for  conversion  of  bonds  as  above. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— 11  mos.  >  1896. ..gross,  $376.853;    net,  $117,468 
Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30.  s  1895... gross,    336,346;    net,    127,631 

EARNINGS.— For  year  1895,  gross,  $363,212 ;  net,  $137,736.  In  1894 
gross,  $232.640 ;  net,  $98.610. 

OFFICERS.— President  (elected  Deo.  '96),  J.  D.  Hawks  of  Detroit.  V. 
6O.p. 43, 130,711;  V.  61,  p.  281,  470,  558;  V.  63,  p.  1,009. 

Dover  &  Rockaway.— 'See  Map  Central  RR.  of  N.  J.)— Owns 
Port  Oram  to  Rookaway,  N.  J.,  5  miles.  Leased  to  Central  of  N.  J.  In 
April,  1881,  for  999  years  at  6  per  cent  on  stock  and  bonds,  taxes,  etc. 

Dnbnque  Jc  Sioux  City  n\l.—(Her.  Slap  of  Illinois  Central)— 
Owns  Dunuque,  Iowa,  to  Iowa  Falls,  143  miles;  Iowa  Falls  to  Sioux 
City,  184  miles;  Manchester  to  Cedar  Rapids,  42  miles;  Onawa,  Iowa, 
to  Sioux  Falls,  Dakota,  155  miles;  Cedar  Falls  to  Minnesota  State  Line, 
76  mile* ;  total  owned,  6OO  miles. 

LEASE,  ETC.— Controlled  since  April,  1887,  by  the  Illinois  Central 
RR.  Company,  which  owns  practically  all  of  the  capi- 
tal stock,  and  which  Jan.  1, 1895,  renewed  Its  lease  of  tho  road  until 
Aug.  1,  1951.  This  lease  Is  subject  to  the  Dubuque  &  Sioux  City  mort- 
gage securing  the  Illinois  Central  bonds.  See  terms  of  lease  V.  61,  p.  560. 
The  Cedar  Falls  A  Minnesota  In  July,  1890,  after  foreclosure  sale,  was 
absorbed  by  consolidation.  The  D.  A  8.  C.  capital  stock  prior  to  the 
consolidation  was  $7,999,600.  (V.  63,  p.  29,  402.) 

BONDS.  The  Illinois  Central  RR.  Company  In  1895  Issued  $3,550,000 
of  Illinois  Central  (Western  Lines)  4  per  cents,  secured  by  a  first  mort- 
gage of  the  Dubuque  A  Hloux  City  RK.  Co.  upon  the  mail  from  Dubuque 
to  Iowa  Falls,  142  miles,  and  In  July.  1896,  $1,875,OOO  more  was 
iMuatili-  on  the  former  Odar  Falls  &  Minnesota  from  Cedar  Falls  to 
Minnesota  State  Hue,  70  miles.  The  Illinois  Central  owns  all  the  Chero- 
kee A  Dakota  and  Cedar  Rapids  A  Chicago  5s;  due  In  1935,  which  are 
pledged  a*  part  security  for  Its  4  per  cents  of  1952.  Iowa  Falls  A  Sioux 
City  mortgage  U  for  $2,800,000,  of  which  $460,500  July  1, 1893,  held 
In  the  Dnbuqne  A  Sioux  City  treasury. 

DIVIDENDS— In  1888,  ««of  1  percent;  In  1891,  2;  In  1892.  about  1B  of 
1  P.O.;  In  '93.114 P.O.;  in '94, 2>s  P.O.;  in  '95,  Dec.,  1  P.O.;  in  1896,  June,  3 
P.O. 

EARNINGS.— In  year  ending  June  30,  1895,  gross,  182,055,963;  net, 
$603.247.  In  18»:i-94.grosB,  *2, 538,023;  net,  $870,329.  In  1892-93, 
gross,  $2,548,768;  net,  $732,914.  (V.  60.  p.  794;  V.  63,  p.  29,  402.) 

lini  u  n>  A  Iron  Ranee.— Owns  Duluth  to  Ely,  Minn.,  116  miles, 
with  branches  to  Mesaba  Range  Mines,  Fayal,  etc..  57  miles.  Also  owns 
ore  docks,  shops  and  yards  on  Lake  Superior  costing  over  $1,500,000. 

STOCK.  ETC.— Stock  authorized,  $3,000,000 ;  outstanding.  $500,000 
par  $100.  Land  grant  from  Minnesota  about 506,000  acres,  of  which 

208,OOO  acres  had  I n  i»:it«nted  to  It  prior  to  April  30, 1895.    See 

V.  M.  p.  875.  The  Minn.  Iron  Co.  Oct.,  1896,  owned  the  stock  and 
$4.r>oo.ooo  second  iiiiirtKiiiti-  IK, nils.  The  first  mort.  bonds  are  au- 
thorized at  the  r»t«  of  $25,OOO  |HT  iniln  for  construction  and  $7,OOO  for 
equipment,  the  Mntropolltan  Trust  Company  of  New  York  I>elng  trustee. 

The  2d  mortgage  was  authorised  In  1896  for  $5,000,000,  of  which 
$3,500,000  retired  the  6  per  cent  income  certificates  and  $1,000,00( 


were  Issued  for  improvements;  the  bonds  are  subject  to  call  at  105,  to 
be  drawn  by  lot;  trustee.  Central  Trust  Co. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— 11  mos. )  1896  Gross,  $1,983,686;  net,  $904,403 
Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30.  <  1895. Gross,    2,155,613;  net.  1.219.656 

Balance,  surplus  over  charges,  $366,687  in  1896;  $941, 183    in  1895. 

EARNINGS.— In  year  1895  gross,  $2,188,372 ;  net,  $1.202,897  ;  other 
ncome,  $17,083;  interest,  *290,202;  rentals,  $1,890;  improvements, 
$8.239;  balance,  surplus,  $919.649.  In  1894,  gross,  $1,516,837;  net, 
$799,588.  President,  J.  L.  Greatsinger,  Duluth. -(V.  63,  p.  228.) 

Duluth  ITIlBsabe  &  Northern.— Owns  from  Duluth  to  Mountain 
Iron,  Minn.,  77  miles;  branches,  53  miles;  trackage  to  Union  Depot, 
Duluth,  2  miles;  total,  132  miles.  In  September,  1893,  control  of  this 
road  was  obtained  by  the  Lake  Superior  Consolidated  Iron  Mines,  with 
a  capital  of  $30,000,000.  Stock  of  D.  M.  A  N.  (authorized  $5,000,000) 
ssued  $2,512,500;  par  $100.  On  June  30, 1896,  funded  debt,  including 
equipment  obligations,  was  $5,564,277.  EARNINGS.— For  year  ending 
June  30,  1896,  gross,  $1,791,980;  net,  $1,210,635;  other  income,  $16,- 
525;  total  deductions  from  income,  $1,320,621;  balance,  defict, 
$93,461.  In  1894-95,  gross,  $1,378,268;  net,  $802,247;  in- 
terest, taxes,  etc.,  $696,480;  balance,  surplus,  $105,767;  sink- 
ing fund  charges,  $163,922.  In  1893-94.  gross,  $743,805;  net.  $310,- 
344.  Total  tonnage  in  1894-95  was  1,805,255  tons,  of  which  1,704,- 
679  was  ore.  Ton  mile  rate  0-996  cent. 

Dulntl,  MiM«iHMl|>pl  River  &  Northern  RR.— Operates  from 
Mississippi  Lauding,  Miun.,  via  Swan  River,  on  the  Duluth  &  Winnipeg, 
to  Hibbing  on  the  Duluth  Missabe  A  Northern,  36^  miles.  Over  the 
latter  road  it  has  connection  with  all  points  on  Missabe  and  Vennilliou 
iron  ranges,  and  over  Duluth  &  Winnipeg  with  Duluth.  Capital  stock 
authorized  is  $25,000  (par  $1OO);  outstanding  $4,800.  The  1st  mort- 
gage is  for  $2,250,000  to  the  Central  Trust  Co.  of  New  York  as  trustee. 

EARNINGS.— For  year  ending  June  30.  1896,  gross,  $145.327;  net, 
$52.842.  int.  on  bonds,  $33,250;  bal.,  surplus,  $19,592.  President,  A. 
W.  Wright,  Alma,  Mich.— V.  61,  p.  281. 

Duluth  Red  Wing  &  Southern.— Projected  from  Duluth  via 
Red  Wing,  Minn.,  and  Sioux  City,  Iowa,  to  a  point  opposite  Omaha. 
Neb.  In  operation  from  Red  Wing,  southerly  to  Zumbrota,  25  miles; 
branches,  3  miles.  Stock,  $375,000,  of  which  $125,000  pref  ;  par,  $100. 
Trustee  of  mortgage  is  Central  Trust  Company.  In  year  ending  June 
30,  1896,  gross,  $79,461;  net,  $25,980;  charges.  $20,016;  balance, 
surplus,  $5.964.  In  1894-95,  gross,  $76,622;  net,  $25,139.  President, 
T.  B.  Sheldon.  (V.  56.  p.  403.) 

Dnluth  South  Shore  &  Atlantic.— Operates  Duluth  to  Sault 
8te.  Marie,  409  miles ;  "Soo"  Junction  to  St.  Ignace,  43  m.;  other,  12O 
m.;  trackage.  10;  total,  582  miles.  Connects  with  Canadian  Pacific. 

ORGANIZATION,  Ac.— In  July,  1888,  a  controlling  interest  In  this 
company's  stock  was  sold  to  Canadian  Pacific  parties.  The  Marquette 
Houghton  A  Ontonagon  was  sold  in  1890,  except  its  franchise,  to  the 
Duluth  South  Shore  A  Atlantic,  which  assumed  its  debt. 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— Common  stock  is  $12,000,000  ;  preferred,  $10,000,- 
OOO:  par  both  $100.  Preferred  stock  is  6  per  cent,  non-cum.  Canadian 
Pacific  Jan.  1, 1895,  owned  $6,100,000  com.  and  $5,100,000  pref.  stock. 

BONDS,  Ac. — Abstractors*  mortgage,  V.  45,  p.  274. 

The  first  consolidated  mortgage  of  1890  has  interest  at  4  per  cent, 
guaranteed  by  Canadian  Pacific,  which  Jan.  1,  1896,  held  the  entire 
outstanding  issue  [$14,923,000]  in  its  treasury  as  security  for  its  4  p.  c. 
debenture  stock ;  consols  for  $5,077,000  are  reserved  for  prior  bonds 
and  additional  amounts  may.be  issued  at  $20,000  per  mile  of  new  lines, 

GENERAL  FINANCES.- On  Deo.  31, 1895,  loans  and  bills  payable  were 
$2,980,764.  Earnings  from  Jan.  1  to  June  30,  1896,  six  months, 
were :  Gross  $1,019,883,  against  $899,143  in  1895. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— 9  mos. )  1896. .gross.  $1,544,015;    net,  $582,174 
Jan.  1  to  Sept.  30.  J  1895. .gross,    1,327,400;  net,    485,146 

EARNINGS.— For  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1895,  gross,  $1,811,823;  net 
$654,718;  other  income,  $55,076;  interest  on  bonds,  $866,385; 
rentals,  etc.,  $26,736;  balance,  deficit,  $183,327.  In  1894  gross, 
$1,670,987.  In  1893,  gross,  $2,072.848. 

linlinli   Superior  &  Western  Ry.— Road  completed  in  1892 
from  New  Doluth  to  Deer  River,  Minnesota,  100  miles.    Superior  Belt 
A  Terminal  Ry.  also  owns  12  miles.    A  reorganization,  per  plan  in 
V.  63,  p.  189,  of  the  Duluth  &  Winnipeg  sold  in  foreclosure  July  25, 
1896.  The  new  company  wok  possession  Deo.,  1  1896.    New  common 
stock  authorized,  $1,500,000;  preferred  stock,  5  per  cent  non-cumula- 
tive. $1,500,000;  par  of  shares  $100.    Common  stock  for  $500,000  and 
preferred  for  $500,000  to  be  issued  only  "for  additional  considerations 
as  authorized  by  law."    The  Canadian  Pacific  through  the  medium  of 
the  Duluth  South  Shore  &  Atlantic  is  understood  to  control  the  prop- 
erty.   New  1st  M.  is  for  $2,OOO,OOO  ($500,000  in  treasury)  and  $20,000 
per  mile  additional  for  extensions;  interest  accrues  from  July  1,  1896 
President,  W.  F.  Fitch,  Marquette,  Mich.;  Secretary,  Benj.  Whitfley 
44  Wall  Street,  New  York. 

EARNINGS.— In  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30,  1895,  gross,  $133,- 
258;  net,  $31,418.  Charges,  $112,393.  Balance,  deficit,  $80,975.  In 
1893-94,  gross,  $163,000;  net,  $54,035.  (V.  63,  p.  504,  601, 1063;  V. 
64,  p.  133.) 

Dnlnth  Transfer  Ry.— Mileageof  roadinJune,'94,  was 20  in.  The 
mortgage  for  $2,000,000  is  to  the  Metropolitan  Trust  Co.  of  New  York, 


JANUARY,   1*7.] 


RAILROAD     STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


x.ii,..  rii..-r«  trill  confer  a  great  favor  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Tables. 


Bonds-Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 
Sloekt— Last 
Divldeud. 


KAILROAP8. 1  Mile.    Date 

Por  explanation  of  column  beading*.  Ac.,  »ee  note*      of          of 

un  ant  pace  of  table*.  Road.  Bond* 


Size,  or 
Par 

V  ,:  :,. 


Amount 
Outstanding 


DunJc.  At.  Vol.  4  PUM  -W.  A  Venango  1st  M..  g.e       35 

" 

M.1.0        56 
auth          .  „ . 

"  Ooii^Vst mortgage ..... r 
Btoefc8p.ega.999yrs.PhU.AK.       36      .... 
i>.ALbvrTilLARead.(end.).c-      -36     1888 

JCaK  K.    •*»  4  Cmrndtlii  *». -Stock 

c 

-1st  mortgage,  gold f 

raided  wDppn  scrip  (l«a»f  cStsoL  «wrt«ages> 


I  mortgage,  gold c' 

L  st  and  ednaoL  mortgages) 
A.  at  105  A  Int.  any  M.AS 


3d  M.  (9300,000).  g.,  red.  at  105  A  Int.  _,  - 

fa*  TrxH.  4  Wtttern  -V.  Car.— Pint  mortgage 

Mat*  res*  fit-Stock  81.500,000 

»ck  (81.779.500 1s  pref.) 

10 

94 

•0.000)  gold  o-      187     1891 
i  anmaraAJUt  A  um  •>. 


Jalitt*  *aW«r?^lstgSu81 

l&JOVlt  frflT    4  Ate  JOJHQM 

OsrttVnU  4  .VortLm-lst  pref.  M..  gold,  .e" 
let  mortgage,  cold.  guar.  by  Lehlgh  Valley ....  c' 

M..guar.  (see  text) 

ln*BayA8o.-latM.,g.e 
k.  ootu..  5  p.  e.  ren'LN.C. 
ek.  7  n.  e.  rental.  999  yn..  No.  Cent. 
vnrUble  into  common  stock  at  pai.r 


I---- 
l-.,,, 
1894 
1899 

1-71 


l  jo 

l  M  i 


, 

i  bonds.  999  years  to  run e' 

mrit  *  fVO. -Stock.  7  p.  c.  rentaL999  yrs-PennCo 
ConsoL  rnort.  (for  »OOO,OOO>  free  of  Stale  tax . c 

Equipment  bonds c 

— L.»4.5OO.OOOserles  A.  gold.cuar. 


34 

75  >« 
75  >« 
75>* 

"85 
81 
81 
81 


1884 
1884 
1886 
1884 


1-.:- 
1870 
U  „, 


*1,000 

1,000 

IJOOO 

1,000 

100 

i'.boo 

50 

!.  ..... 

100 

1,  ..... 

l.OOO 
Text. 
1.000 

"Too 

100 
100 
100 

1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

i',obo 

50 
50 


. 

MM 

50 

1.IHNI 

:  ,H«> 
1,000 


Bate  Per    When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Cent.     Payable  Whom. 


-1..M  M1.IMMI 


1,000.000 
6OO.OOO 
•-•90.100 
I5O.OOO 
500.000 

1,730,450 
499,000 
130.000 
200,000 

1,000.000 
166,480 
277AM 
250,000 

1,500,000 


7* 


See  text 
6 

4 
6 
4  g. 

"7" 
5'. 


. 

738,750 
3.OOO.OOO 
6,633,000 

750.000 
1.250,000 
300,000 
MMMKM 
500,000 
5OO.OOO 
963,000 
S70.000 
1.998,400 
2,109,000 
511.000 
775400 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


J.  A  D. 
A.  A  O. 
J.  .V  D. 
A.  *  O. 

M!  "AX. 
J.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 
M.  A  8. 


r.  A  A. 

Text. 
M.  A   8. 

M.  .V   X. 


3  per  an. 


6g. 


5«. 
5  per  an. 


7  per  an. 
7 
7 
4  g. 


Jan.,  '85.  Infst  last  pd. 
Phil.,  Phil.  A  Read.  RR. 
do  do 


See  text. 
Puila.  Gu.  T.  A  S.  D.  Co. 


N.  Y.,  N.  Y.  Cent.  A  Hud. 
do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

In  1S95-6  paid  2>s  p.  c. 


PitUburg.Off.  Penn.  Co. 
In  default. 


Boston.Off.  5*  Oliver  St  Deo.  15.'96. 1  »» 
Boston,  by  Treasurer.  Oct.  5,  1896 
N.Y..J.  P.  Morgan  AOo.  May  1,  1941 


Phlla.,  Lehlgh  Val.  RR. 

do          do 

do  do 

N.  Y..  Nat.  Bank  Com. 

Phlla..  Broad  St.  Sta. 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 


June  1,  1900 
Oct.  1,  190O 
June  1,  isioo 
Oct.  1,  19OO 


Nov.,  1928 
July  1,   1903 
Jan., '97, 3% 
Moh.  1,  1958 


Oct.    1,  1897 
Aug.  1,  1915 


Moh.  1,   19O3 
Nov.  1,   1905 


Apr. 

Apr. 

July 

July 

Nov 

Jan., ' 

Jan. 

ivt. 

DM- 

July 

oct! 

July 


1,  1914 
1,  1914 
1,  19O« 
1,  1924 
.  ls;n; 
97.8%% 
1,  1910 


94,1%% 

1,  1898 
1.  I'.HK) 
1.  194O 


as  trustee.    Interest  doe  January  1. 1896.  was  not  paid.    J. 
Bowles  was  appointed  rewlver  In  Bept*niber.  1896.    Decree  for  fore- 

1,  1896,  I] 


John  Eliot 

i  appointed  receiver  In  September.  1896.    Dew 

closure  was  obtained  December  21. 1896,  but  no  dale  of  sale  fixed  and 
•o  plan  prepared  In  Jan..  1897;  upset  price  8AOO.UOO. 

BotfDHoLDKas'  CoMHtmtB.— Tboma*  8.  KrnU.  Thomas  U.  Hill. 
boose.  William  W.  Cook  of  New  York,  a  Uppltt  of  Norwich.  Conn., 
and  John  Poster  of  Providence.  Tbe  committee  U  empowered  to  aet 
far  over  90  per  cent  of  the  bunds 

BTOCB  authorized  and  outstanding.  92.000.000-.  par  9100.  The  Dnlnth 
*  Superior  Belt  wa*  nrraaised  to  extend  tbe  system  to  Superior. 
WU.-V.  62.  p.  232.  277.  589;  V.  63.  p.  5O«.  1159. 

DulHth    *     Wlnnlsirc.  -Bee   I»  u  ni  Bfrcnion  A  WMTBBII 

Dunkirk  t  llrghc-iir  Valley  *  rillsbnrg.— Owns  from  Dun- 
kirk. N  lie.  Pa..  91  miles.  A  consolidation  In  1873 
of  tbe  Dunkirk  Warren  A  I'lttsburg  and  tbe  Warren  A  Vi 
nngo  companies  Ltaead  for  4OO  yean  from  1878  to  New 


York  Central  A  Hudson 


9    yean 

.  ,•    .  . 


aeeonnts  are  kept  separate. 


•  rest  on  bond*  and  1  >«  per  cent  on  stock.  Capital,  #1 ,3OU.- 
OOO-.  par.  9100.  Tbe  N.  Y.  Central  A  Hudson  RlverCo.  owns  91.O67.tiOO 
of  tbe  stock.  In  year  1998  96  noes.  9318.1OO;deaen  under  operatlngex- 
penee*  and  taxes.  4S.O64.  In  1804-95  gross.  938X382;  oeSoft,  90.237. 
In  1893-94  gross.  9343^87;  danett.  91 14.908. 

A  Northern  By.— Bond  from  Henderson  to  Durham. 
Chartered  In  1887  and  form*  part  of  the  ••  Seaboard 
Dividend*  to  year  1893-93  amounted  to  2  p.  e..  In 

1990.  gross.  970.384:    net. 

riaena*.  (3%  n.  e.),  97.252; 
_  1894-90  gros*.  1106.478;  net, 
net.  89.337. 

(Pa.V- Own*  from  Mount 
Shade  Gap.  11  miles. 

A  coal  road  opened 

of  which  8347.1891*  8 


.-•allies. 
.*"  systom. 
1899-99  to  3%*.*. 


816.386;    Interest 
balance,  dedeit 

-!•'.. -7        I:. 


r     MM     •  :    :.n.-     J  .....  " 

t  and  taxes.  •1O.579;  dl 

(or  year.  •:     . 

•4M.  gross.  9t*jK\.  net. 


fear  ending  June  SO.  1896.  gross.  976^37;  net.  912.834; 
r*»».  Interest,  etc..  rt4.497;  bal..  deactt.  «11.U44.  In 
9<M.74&;  net.  911.749.  In  189X-94.  gross.  982.088;  net. 


Allentown.   Pa. 
tola* 


double  track  from  Reading.  Pa.,  to 
•«99  yean  from  May  1,  1809, 
RR.  at  a  rental  of  6  per  eentjp'r  annum 


e*  tb»  stock  and  Interest  on  the  bonds.     Of  the  stock  9877,750  wa*  de- 
sesee  under  It*  eoUaural  trust  of  1998. 


posited  by  the  lessee  i 


ad.ln   B y  -Road  from  Bast 


•ail   it.    Louis  A   < 

to  raiting  Springs  and  East  CarondeleC  12  miles. 
9500.000.  of  whlek  Poan.  Co..  own*  8310.1OO. 


St.  I-.uli 

9k*  k  ,   •:.  i. 


__. 
;  belsnee,  surplus. 


I-.-,,  m..  ...   .1 ...     ,  •- 

,919.116.    in  1894,  gross. 


rt-  TiTitiiiml.—       ii>.— Owns  terminal  road  In  Charles- 
i  miles  double  track  laid  with  6O  pound  steeL 
npany  also  owns  14  wharves,  SO  warehouses,  about  3O  acres  of 
4eetton  eomprseesa.  ete.,  on  the  eHf's  water  front,  these  being 
by  Us  own  road  with  the  other  railroads  entering  the  city. 


RncBivBUMir.— W.  E.  linger  was  appointed  reeelver  In  January. 
1896.-V.  62.  p.  188.  Stock  outstanding.  91.12O.uou.  In  1894  four 
nnt  mortgage  coupon*  (P»b.  1894.  to  Aug..  1890,  Inclusive*  and  six 
eoneoL  coupons  CBwft,189*.  to  wareh.  1996.  inclusive,  were  funded 
toto  5  p.  e.  scrip.  Pint  mart,  coupons  due  Peb.  1,  1896,  were 
not  paid.  Net  earnings  for  year  ending  March  :il.  1896.  were  919,524; 
to  19967900,082;  m  1893-94, 944.628.  (V.62,  p.  138.) 


Virginia  A  Oeorgla.  Bee  SOUTHERN  Rr.  Co. 
•  A  Wr.irrn  North  Carolina  —A  narrow- 
gaags  road  from  Johnson  City.  Tenn.,  to  Cranberry.  N.  C..  34  miles, 
If  mil  In  1893.  Mortgage  trustee  ls  Guarantee  Trust  A  Hafe  Deposit 
dKof  Philadelphia. 

K.airi.os.-Por  rear  ending  June  80.  1895.  gross.  937.773;  net, 
99493;  charges.  919.075:  balance,  deflclt,  99,913. 

ad .— <  •artersrllle.ua..  to  Pel)  City,  Ala..  117 
Extension  from  Pell  City  to  Birmingham  la 
RH.  of  Alabama,  wld  In  fore- 
"    present  eompany  was  Incor- 
_,    1H«4.     No   bonds  Issued. 
.J  year  ending  June  30. 1890, 

pos*.  992,007:  net,  843481  ehar«e*.  99,7.'0:  balsnoe  deflett,  95,498. 
I  n  1  «94407gro*e,  978,196.  (T.  55.  p.  938;  V.  56,  p.  483. 933.1 

'  K  .  MI  n.  k  y  By.— Road  fr-.m  Rlv,-rt..n  t..  wvbl.vllle.  Ky., 

96mUea.    Chart ersa  In  \<vw  and  -took  1* 

ewmmoBj91.O97.AOO-.  prsfrrml  »i.77:i.'.<>»  There  are  no  bonds.  Bills 
and  aeenuBU  pa/nb>o  June  30, 1 40»,  sr>»,o3<>.  Karnln ir«  for  rear  end- 
ing June  8^1999,  gross.  937,223;  net,  none  reported.  In  l 


SmUea. 


rmeriy  the  Mm*  *  Wttt  Hit 
May  39. 1899.  I V. 56,  n. 928.)  Tbe| 
•erntod  undrr  tews  of  Alabama  Jan.  II. 
Ftllllint.  Edward  Kelly.  New  York.  IB 


(N.  H.)— Owns  from  Portsmouth.  N.  H.,  to  Beabrook 
iMassaehnsetts  State  Line).  16  miles.  Leased  to  the  Eastern  RR.  (now 
oonsolldated  with  Boston  A  Maine)  from  October  1. 1878,  for  60  years 


and  3  months  at  933,SOO  per  year.  In  June,  1891,  a  stock  dividend  of  5O 
per  cent  was  paid.    Dividends  since  Increase.  3  per  cent  per  annum. 

Kel  BlTer.— Owns  from  Loganaport,  Ind.,  to  Butler.  Ind.,  94  miles. 
Foreclosed  July  6. 1877.  Leased  for  99  yean,  April  1. 1887.  renewable 
forever,  to  Wabash,  at  2  per  oea  yearly  on  the  stock  till  April.  1893, 
then  3>e  till  1895  and  3  per  eeat  thefBafter.  The  April,  1896,  divi- 
dend was  1  >»  p.  c,;  Oct.  l>tp.  o.  (V.  58Ti>.  710,  1110.) 

Klein  Jollet  *  Kastrrn  Vty.—tftrt  Ha, 


111.,  on  Lake  Michigan,  via  Hpaulding  and  Jollet.  to  Porter,  Ind., 
miles,  and  branches  Normantown  to  Aurora.  10  miles— Walker  to  Cos 
Mr.  I1L  -32  miles:  spun  U  coal  mine*,  etc.,  1 A  miles;  total  owned,  1 87 

-  A.  A  Chicago.  9>t:  Chlcacn  A  West  Indiana.  4-8; 

o,  3),  18  miles;  side  tracks  and  yards  owned,  6tt 


OnoAMZATH  IN.— An  outer  belt  line  at  Chicago  for  transfer  of  freight 
from  one  lino  to  another  without  breaking  bulk.  Also  reaches  coal 
8eld*.  In  1994  trackage  to  navigable  water  of  Lake  Michigan  wa* 
•seared  by  99  year  contract*  with  L.  N.  A.  A  Chicago  from  Dyer,  Ind., 
to  Illinois  State  line  (near  Hammond).  10  miles,  and  with  Chicago  A 
W.  Ind.;  from  there  to  South  Chicago,  5  miles,  where  the  company  ha* 
purohias.il  extensive  terminal  property  on  Calumet  River.  Including 
1.35ft  feet  of  water  front.  The  South  Chicago  extension  was  opened 
O  •  .'7.  i-.ni. 

8TOCK.-8toek.  86.OOO.OOO ;  par,  9100. 

Bonn*.  ETC.— Pint  mortgage<trusteea  Central  Trust  Co.  and  Augustus 
L.  Mason  i  to  for  91 0.OOO.OOO ;  the  balance  unissued  can  be  disposed  of 
lerment*.  eta.    Equip,  note*  Dee.  1, 1890, 9100,875, 
payable,  9130,350. 

»,     >1896 Orou,  8586.274;  net,  9186.533 

July  1  to  Nov.  3O.         (1895 Gross,    518,318;  net,    179,000 

ASXUAL  BJIPOKT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Report  for  1895-96 
was  given  In  V.  63,  p.  552.  During  tbeyear,  9170,117  was  spent  for 
••  maintenance  of  way"  against  9122,677  In  1894-95  and  9130,187  for 
"  maintenance  of  equipment  "  against  9100,960. 

Tear  etui.  J**rM>.     189540.         1894-95.         1893-94.        1892-93. 
Tons  carried  1  mlle.193.018.870  162,252.418  137.983.578  126.824.1146 
A  v.  rate  p.  ton  perm.       90-0064         9O-OO65          9O-OO72         90-OO68 

Groseeamlnga 91.292,420    91.O8O.686    91.020.326       9920.032 

Expense*  and  taxes          846.3OS         780.752         699.865         677,674 

Netearnlngs 9446.115       9349.934       932O.461       9242.358 

Interest  and  rentals.        345.873         335,419         3O3.950        289,084 
28.311  44.028  17,299  


sur.976.981  4cf.ff9.518        def.9788def.846.726 
President.  Samuel  Spencer,  H.  Y.    (V.  61,  p.  933;  V.  63,  p.  6C3.) 
Klinlra  Cortland  A  Northern  By.— (See  Map  LtMali  YaUry.i  — 
Own*  Klmlra.  N.  Y.,  to  Cauastola,  N.  Y..  119  miles,  and  leases  during 
— rate  «Ttrtm»ee.  Oanastota  Northern,  Canastota  to  Camden.  N.  Y., 


21  mile*,  whose  Ant  mortgage  bonds  are  stamped  guaranteed  principal 
and  Interest.  Stock  82.OO6.OOO ;  par,  f  10O. 

In  February,  1896,  the  entire  capital  stock  was  purchased  and  bonds 
guaranteed  by  the  Lehlgh  Valley.  V.  62,  p.  11777 

In  year  ending  June  30. 1895,  grace.  9432.718;  net,  9124.679;  other 
Income.  9 1.859;  rental*. 918.OOO:  Interest,  91O7.5OO  ; balance,  surplus 
for  year.  81.038.  In  1893-94.  gross.  9365,026;  net.  993.5O2.  (V.  57. 
p.  &»4;  V.  59.  p.  483;  V.  61.  p.  794;  V.  62,  p.  364, 1177;  V.  63,  p.  402.) 

Klmlra  A  Lake  Ontario  By.— Owns  from  Canandalgua,  N  Y.,  to 
Chemuag  Junction,  64  miles ;  Sodus  Point  to  Stanley,  34  miles ;  other  2 
—total.  IOO  miles.  A  consolidation  In  Deremtter,  1886,  of  the  Sodus  Bay 
A  Southern  and  other  railroad*.  Leased  at  ooet  of  operating  to  the 
Northern  Central,  which  own*  all  the  91.5OO.OOO  stock.  Lease  may 
be  terminated  on  thirty  day*'  notice. 

Kmninm  Ores*.  Mel.  lnlereil,4c.  Bal.,  dtf. 

1895 9594,615  loss.9H4.5OO  942,790  $157,290 

1894 540,221  loss.  33,729  41,884  75,613 

Klmlra  A  Wllllaonsport.— Owns  from  Wllllamsport,  Pa.,  to 
Klmlra,  N.  Y.,  75>t  mile*.  Leased  to  the  Northern  Central  Railway 
for  999  yean  from  May  1. 1863.  The  dividends  on  the  common  stock 
are  5  p.  o.  and  on  the  prernrred  7  p.  c.,  less  taxes,  making  dividend  on 
common  4'5H  per  cent  and  on  preferred  6-38  per  cent.  Gross  earnings 
..  9023,702:  net.  9141,217;  rental,  9169,678.  Gross  In  1894, 
9818,431;  net,  9159,672;  rental,  9168,757. 

Rrle  *  FllisbnrK  UK.— Owns  New  Castle,  Pa.,  to  Glrard.  Pa.,  81 
mller;  branch,  to  Erie  Docks.  3  miles;  trackage,  to  Erie,  17  miles;  total 
operated.  101  miles.  Leased  to  the  Pennsylvania  Railroad  for  999 
years  from  March  1,  187O,  at  a  rental  of  7  per  cent  on  stock  and 
Interest  on  the  Iwnils,  and  the  lease  transferred  to  tbe  Pennsylvania 
Company.  Under  the  general  mortgage  suHlcltmt  bonds  are  reserved 
to  retire  prior  bonds  when  <lnn.  The  lease  has  iioen  i|iilti-  unprofitable 
to  the  lessees,  the  deficiency  being  In  r  :<l.  in  1 8»o.  S207.705; 

II.  8201.724;  In    1HB2.  92O6.43O;    In    1«!Kt.  $188.2 10  ;  in  1894, 
986.212;  In  1895  profit  97,524.     Report  for  1895  In  V.  63,  p.  20. 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


SslHns-^ 


JAXCABY.  1*7  J 


RAILKOAD    8TOCK8     AND     BONDS. 


RAILROADS. 


r  explanation  of  column  heading*.  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  rtrst  p«ge  of  table*. 


of  'Pa,!     Amount 

Boll. '  Bond,!  Vuhfe.    Ouutandlng 


Mrif  Kniln*a<i  Company— Common  stock. 
1st  pref.  «n>>  x.  4  per  ernt,  Don  cumulative 
Sd  pref.  stoi-k.  4  per  cent,  nun  cumulative. 

A— old  Boade AMDMED—  ROAD*  CONSOLIDATED. 
U.V.  AE.  Ut  M-,Plerm.  U>Dun.,X.Y..exl.tte«).e- 

3d  mortgage,  (extended  In  1879)  gold c* 

3d  mortgage,  (extended  In  1*831  gold e- 

li  mortgage,  (extended  to  1880)  gold.  . 


446 


5th  mortgage  (extended  In  1888),  gold  .......  o* 

«rteR-7.1»tM..Buff.  Br.  Uornell.T.toAWcm^  «• 

1st  eonaoLmort..  830.000.000.  gold.  •  A*...  e- 
N.  Y.  L.  E.  A  Weet.  funded  coupon  boad*.  gold.  e- 
Buff.  X.  Y.  A  Erie,  lit  M.  (Buffalo  to  Corning,  .c' 
Buff.  ASonthw..  l*t  M  .  Buff  to  Jame*town.g  c' 
Lockpurt  A  Buff..  1st  M..  Tun.  to  I-o.-kport,  X.  T. 
<«i>wt»irir  A  X.  Y.  1-t  m..rt..  eit.-tid.-.l  1:1  !--••  • 
8u*pen.  Bridge  A  Kile  Jnne..  l*tM..ga.by  Bne 

B—  B»no> 


AM 

465 
465 


6O 

526 

526 

140 

67 

IS 

I-' 

23 


1-17 
1-7'. 
1--..; 
1857 
ISM 
l-.t 
1-7.. 
1-7- 
1--.: 
1877 
18  7 


100  100.000,000 
100  30,000,000 
1OO  16,000,000 


187O 


•Bergen Co._RR..JstM.. Ruth.  Jc.  to  Rldgew.  X.J. 


10 


•Bloosbnrg  Ooal  Co..  1st  mortgage.  go\  • 

•Oh.A  Erie  KtM.jr.q*arton.<>..u>  HaiiimM.I  wl.c*     349 

OWeago  A  Atlantic  Terminal.  Ut  mort..  L-..I.1 
;Elmlra  State  Line  Railroad.  1-t  morUa. 
fOoab.  A  Deckfn.  1-t  A  2d  M-n-.cWO.ooosre-.M,      .... 
•Jeffen-n.lstA2d  M*a.,ex.ln187A--<9(ir.Ule  Br 

l*t  mort.  Carboadal*  to  S.  depot,  gol.l  .        c'       37 
•Long  Dock  Co.oone. M  ,g.(now  1  »t  M.)  Weetextie- 
f  M.mt.  A  Erie.  Ut  A  3d  mart*.  (84O.500  an  2d*l 
1X.Y.  A  Green  wood  L-.Prlor  lien  M..»1.500.OOO.g.       40 
;New  Jersey  A  X.  Y. ,  1  st  M.  (nwrganlxatlnn)  ...e-       84 

MX.,KrtoJc.,toU*raenv..39a^Abeh*.SnLr       84 

Oea.it..  81,200.000  rred.  109  after  S  rean>...g     .... 

X-J.AN.Y.Extea.  lit  M..  Int.  gn.  by  X.J.AX.Y.      2"« 
I.E. A  W.C.A  RR.  1st  M  .  -lawful  moaev 

"~.56.pJB*o- 


•!*.  Y.  L.E.AW.D.A  ' r. 

Pa.  A  Ohio,  prior  lien  M.,  gold,  8  A  I. 

Do.  Ir*<ri1  line*    ***  separate  •tatemeaU  f..: 

.•nojaBaOroadboada,    dC  that  eo.pa.yl ; 


.... 
411 


<•— Krlr  RAILBOAD  COMPAHV  KBW  Buxna. 
Vew  2d  mort.  on  Buffalo  A  Noiithworfn.  gold,  e"  I 
Hew  IsteonaoL  M.  for  •17S.OOO.OOO  *eeo.rtn»:- 

Prinr  Urn  bond*.  835.OPO.OOO.  cold e' Ar 

T1  OMITS  I  ll-n  bond*.  814O.OOO.ODO.  K»ld  ...e-«r 


1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

LOOO 

MX)  Ac. 
•....i  A. 

l.OOO 
5OO  Ao. 

1.000 
50  Ac. 

i'.ooo 

l.OOO 
OP  KNTI 
l*-l       

IH7* 

1-:.,, 

1888 
1875    500  Ac 
•S8--89 

litJT 

;--  . 

!--'. 

....  81 
1804 
:--.. 
I88K 
1893 

1882       1.000 
!  18*3       1.000 

AMah.    Valley 


2,482,000 
2,149.000 
4.617.OOO 
2.926.OOO 


l.OOO 


1.000 
l.OOO 
l.OOO 
...... 

i.ooo 

900*0. 

5OO  Ac 


163*1.000 

3.6W.MO 

2380.000 

1.500.000 

140.0OO 

250.000 

961.000 

KKC)  OK  A  M 

•2OO.OOO 

4OO.OOO 

12.000.000 

300.000 

160.000 

246.MJO 

300,000 

(300.OOO 


l.l  i 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Bonds- Prtnel- 
pal.when  Due. 
Rate  Per    When    Where  Parable,  and  by    Stork*—  Last 
Cent.     [Payablei  whom.  Dividend. 


7 

M.  A  : 

67 


1895 

:-  .-. 


1,000 

500  Ac. 

*  o   \ 


. 
3.000 

-.:  -...HI.. 

120,000 

i.ioo.ooo 

.!..:•....  .M,., 

8.000.000 

RR..  Sharon 

504.500 

1.  000.000 


: 


I"' 
5 
7 

AJOBITT 
6 


6 

44  AC 


5 
ft 

6 
6  cur. 

8 

4>M. 
y.  and 
SA7 


8. 
'M.  A   8. 

A.  A  O. 
,J.   A  D. 
J.   A 
M.  A 

M  V 
J.  A 
J.  A 

jA:i 

J.    A 


N.  T.,  21  Cortlandt  St. 


,\,7 
tt 
tt 
do 

do 

do 
do 
do 
do 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


II  MBjMX) 


J. 


May  1.  1897 

Sept.  1,  1919 

Hon.  1,  1923 

Oct.    1,  192O 

June  1,  1929 

July  1,  1931 

Sept.  1,  192O 

Sept.  1,  192O 

June  1,  1916 

July  1,  1908 

Oct.    1,  1897 

Jan.    1,  1929 

July  1,  1900 
!  i  v-l  . 

Apr.  1,  1911 
Nov.  1,  1915 
May  1.  1982 
July  1.  1919 
Oct.  1.  1905 

1928-29 
July  1,   1927 
Jan.    1,  1909 
(Vt.    1.  1935 

1926-27 
May    1,   1946 
May   1.  1910 
Jan.    1.  1986 

193'> 

May,  1910 
May  1,  1923 
Julv  1.  1919 
Mar.  1,  1935 

1905  A  1915 


New  York  City.          July  1,  1908 


)  OFCA  PITAL  STOCK,  OR  BY  (T) 

A.  A  O.  N.  Y.,  21  Cortlaudt  St. 
J.  A  J.  do  do 

X.  A  N.  do  do 

J.   A  J.  do  do 

A.  A  O.  Elmlra.ChemungCo.Bk 

Various  

J.  A  J.'Phlla.,  FUelity  Tt.  Co. 
A-  A  O..X.  Y..  21  Cortlandt  St. 
A.  A  O.  N.Y..J.  P.  MoriranACo. 
Various  N.  Y..  21  CortlamU  St. 
M  .  dn  do 

If.  A  N.  do  do 

J.   A  J.  do  do 

J.    A   J.  do  do 

•T»  8.1          do  do 

M.  A  X.I  N.  Y..  '-'I  Cortlandt  St. 
.1  A  J.  <1n  .(.< 

M.  A  8. |  do  .!.. 

!CewCa»  tie  A  Shen.  Vullry. 


J.   A  J.    New  York  A  London.     Jan.   1,  1996 
J.  A   J.  1-'  ...n|.  .lnrJuu.  l.'!)7    Jan.    1,   1996 


Krte  Kallr»a*L— *•  JT*»  ott  a*>.»i»v  oof. -Embraces  trunk 
Ha*  from  Jeney  City,  opposite  Hew  York  City.  t'.  Cnlrago.  111..  986 
•mllee.  aad  braaehe*  1.1 17  mile*;  total.  2.103  mlle«;  *eroud  track.  CIO 
•lie*:  siding*.  1.101  mile*;  total  of  all  track.  3.737  mllea.  The  total 
of  2.103  mile*  eomprUe* 

Trntkmgt  Oa.  A  Watt  Indiana.   2O 

!••»«•  I&ML 
Avoa  <ien.  A  Mt.  Morris 
NDoryAKrte. 
lADoekarton 

woee  Valley 

HoJrvFMoJtit. 
OUT*,  A  Mahonlng  Val 


..  r,,.  •<   • . 

Plermont,  X.  Y..  to  Dunkirk    ..447 

'  ->toJamo*town 67 

itoOoraln.  ..140 

•braaehes Ill 

•Chicago  A  Erie! '•/.  • 

•Jefferson  RR..  ..  145 

AUreeawoodUAbn..  Iftl 

•Xvpano  KK • 


Oth.-r  :HI.-. 

Total 

1  B*%  tab)  company. 

HttTOBT.-Oa  Dee.  1. 

York  Lake  Erie  A  W. 
6nnderiu-*o 


XewCaaUeAMhea.  Val 
Sharon  Railway 
OtkerllnM 
Trmekoff*     ... 


181 
117 
115 
106 
54 


Allllnealncjniten 2.130 

Operate*  Xo.  of  ».  J M 


'•>  tho  proporty  of  the  old  XPW 
Company ,  cold  In  foreclosure  on  Xor. 


V,  (,..     |    l.l:.    ',;.   . 


.  -hip  ..f  all  or  mrtle 
the  UIM  from  S»w  Yoi 

A  r 


aew  company  I...M-  in 
thettockoi  '• 


lly  all  tho  stock  01  the  Inde- 
'  York  to  OWeago  (Including  the 
nanl-  «i  au'l  aUo  all  branch  and 
a  few  saaall  properties  .ggregatlng  about  3OO 
The  roawoals-rttoii  »ia(i  oflagast.  1996.  wa* 
given  at  loagta  In  V.  el,  p.  908.  The  asssaamea**  oa  tho  stock  of  the 
Sd  N.  Y. UK.  A  W.  and  ihe  J».  T.  P.  AO.  aggregated  *  I  • 

~'M  the  New  York  A  Oreeawood  Lak*  w.n  loaeed  per  plan  In  V. 
83.  p. US:  V.  63.  p.  180.  tho  Avon  Oeaoseo  A  Mt.  MorrU  p 
T.  wS.  p.  31».  aadonatrol  of  the  Now  Jeney  A  Now  Toi 
(bated,  (see  V.  8*.  p.  6e3)  la  all  87  mile*  of  road. 


*  per  plan  In 
ark  was  par- 


COAL  AMD  BTEAHitotT  PaoPHTT.— Tho  Brw  eoal  pmnrrtiM  re  pro 
at  an  aa^recale  of  lo..v»>  arroa  or  anlhraeite.  of  wblcb  aboa 
.000  acre*  are  hold  la  too;  aleo  M.OOO  acre*  of  bltiimlnooa  DM 


Beat 
•  000 

*^, -..ft 


re- 

ut 

14.000  aera*  of    MtaaBlBotu  bel.l  un.l.  r  mlaonl 
ta  tho  r»«r  18«a-«4  acgraKated  i».  1 1  <  > 

•  HtcambcMt  Companr  bw>  It* 
la  Buffalo  and  a  float  of  fire  lako  (team- 


on.   8»e  V.  «3.  p^ofST 

BTOCK.-THO  MM*  I*  to  be  held  by  J. 
••mid aad  Chario*  Tennaut.  Bart..  v..iing 
thereafter  until  the  aew  tot  preferred  >tc 

•oat  eaah  dividend  la  one  year.     In  tho  meanwhile  certificate*  of 
beneficial  latoraot  are  outstanding     The  new  company  reserve*  tbe 


norpoat  Monran.  Looai  nta- 
tnutopa.  forlve  year*,  aad 

Wk  ihall  have  recelvwl  4  per 


right  to  redeem  either  class  of  Its  preferred  (took  at  par  tn'caah. 

Bono*.— New  York  A  Krte  flnt  7s  for  83.482.0OO,  due  May  1,  1897i 
•r*  t<i  be  extended  for  50  yean  at  4  p.  o..  payable  p.  A  I  In  gold.  V. 
64.  p.  180.  Tho  BOW  flnt  oonsolldaled  mortgage  la  for  •17.VOOO.OOO 
(Parmen-  Loan  A  Trust  Co.  trustee  f-see  akstfraet  of  deed  V.  62,  p.  86 
•ad  •eoare*  835,000.000  prior  lien  bond*  and  •140.OOO.OOO  general  lien 
koada.  Of  the*35XK)0^00  pnor<i«»  6osioX  89.odo.o6o  are  to  be  naed 

Of  the*l 40000.000 gnurml  tin  towb.  801 .968.OOO  are  reserved  for 
the  ultimate  aeqnawttoa  of  all  bond*  and  guaranteed  »tock*  now  left 
aasUotaiuod  oa  vartoo*  part*  of  the  system  (exeeptlug  the  «l.ooo.OOO 
lli'iili  oa  Buffalo  A  Bonthwestorn— «eo  list  V.  62,  p.  891.  aad 
817.0OO.OOO  are  roserrul  for  now  eonotraetloa,  bettermenU.  addition*. 
ft*.,  altar  1W7,  under  oarefally  guarded  restrlctl.ni-.  not  over 

id*  hoar 
1897,  at 

__ tgage   I*  unbstantlally 

ben.  either  by  mortgage  or  eollaleral  tnist 

(the  prior  lien  bond*,  however,  preeodlag  the  general  lien  bond.]  upon 
•aeeoaipaay's  principal  eoal  propertle*.  upon  It*  water  irannporta- 
Boa  I  law.  laelodlag  valuable  terminal  propertle*  anpurteaant  ihiriU. 
of  profltable  local  line*  la  New  Jeney  and  near 
d  Ifm  upon  the  remaining  ooal  properties  and 
rallroadajeadlng  to_ all_tbe eoalpropertle*.  upon  the  ter 

New  Y 


•l.OOO.ooo  to  be  Bead  In  any  one  year.  The  general  lien  1.011. 
tol«re*t  from  Jnly  1.  U9*.  flnt  coupon  to  mature  January  1.  1 
*  per  eeat  per  annum  for  two  yean  aad  4  per  cent  thereafter. 

Tile  Boaftion  of  the  flnt  con«i 

•  follow*:    It  I*  a  flnt  lta>n.  olthc 


.lldatod 


at  Jfrwiy  city,  apoa  tbe  Buffalo  Xew'York  A 
line  to  Buffalo)  aad  the  Buffalo  terminal  p 

It  I*  flnt  lien,  and  upon  the  entire  fine  from  Hal- 


rte  Railroad 
ronnrtlnn  oth>r 


aaaea  to  Oateago :  It  I*  a  tteond  torunluliiirti  mnrlgngr  npon  th»  line* 
la* origin. I  Brio  Ry.  between  Plermnnt  and  Dunkirk  f  Hi;  mllea.) 
(Jailer  the  Br«t  con«ol.  mortgage  of  1S9.'.  t  lie  i-om  pan  y 
pay  tbe  Interest  regularly  on  all  the  old  I. on. I*  In  the 
•marked  with  a  •  or  a  :  (except  N.  J.  A  X.    V.   l.on.U.) 
•p  and  pledge  them  with  the  trustee  at  m  iturlty. 


A  description  of  tbe  Loti  Dock  «<  «ra*  In  March.  1«!U,  SOI-PLKMBNT 
under  X.  f .  L.  E.  A  W.    The  > earl v  rental  I*  »45O.OOO. 

•  r.  Lake  Brit*  W.  Ooal  4  KK..  tee  SOPPLKttc.Tr  January.  1893. 
U»Dirrf*BKo  8r.x-K  AID  B  «IM.— An  »A!  I  abore.  $W.<)tl3.OOO  of 
the  aew  geooral  lien  bond*  were  ronerved  for  the  aole  purpose  of  re- 
tiring at  or  before  maturity  all  underlying  ii.mil->  and  Imu.U  or  leased 
aad  rabeldlary  ootnpanle*.  an.l  praotl  wily  all  the  gunntnUvxl  BtockK. 
A  raauaary  of  all  *oeh  un  tUturbed  *eoiirltle<  In  given  lu  the  table* 
n. -«t  f.illiiwlac.  To  lake  up  the  following  tmn  N  an  I  oar  trmi«.  K»uer- 
al  llea  boadalbr  841.000.000  are  held  In  o«cr..«r: 

Sharon  RK1 8164.0OO 

Krte    «ar   tnuU   due 

after  \..v.   1.  I-.H         2.142.OOO 
X.  Y.  Pa.  A  Ohio  car 
tru*U 1,950.000 


OldErleboada 833.663.OOO 

Other   old  bond*,  per 

talile  at  top  of  pa«c:  42.U7.3OO 
Ruff.Hrail.AlltU.  I -I 
Clev.AMah  V.I 

MWldlefnACraw  14-  --•' 

• 


N.CaaUoAoaoa.Val.1 


Total ,...$84.000.000 


t  This  does  not  Include  Buffala  A  H.  W.  Dlv.  5s  of  1891.  81.OOO.OOO, 
X.  Y.  A  Green  wood  Lake  5*.  8058.OOO.  or  X.  Jeney  A  Xew  York  bond*. 

•  Due  and  retired  Jan.  1, 1896.  but  r.ew  bonds  not  i»*ued  In  July. 

1  Bee  separate  statement  for  this  leased  company. 

To  purchase  the  following  *tock»  not  owned  by  the  oompnny  (and 
also  870.000  Buff.  X.  Y.  A  Erie  and  ••too  Susp.  Br.  *  Erie  June,  stock 
•too*  purchased),  the  remaining  8t.O83.oOO  of  bond*  were  reserved : 


BoCBra.1.  A  Pitt* 

Cler.AMah.Val. 
Klmlra  State  l.in« 
Ooahon  A  Deckertown 
Mid.  A  Crawf.ir.1 


Amr>u*l  Slnfk.  Amount. 

#M!.%o<)  M.mt.  AErn 815O.OOO 

3.000. X.  Caxtle  A  Shen.  Val.  14.r>,7.'.O 

: kOea  v.,  :.  .  i.r.  -.10 

96,190  |  Sharon 453.350 

43.2OO  Ttoga  A  Jefft-raon  Rit..  ""• 

FIXRII  CiiAaom.— "  The  flxiwl  charge*  of  the  Erie  System  (calculated 
on  all  bond*  wln.-u  will  !M>  ouUtaodlng  oa  oonipletlon  of  the  reorgan- 
ization) are  reduced  from  *:I,|HO.IMM)  to  87,86O,OOO  per  annum  (In- 
eluding  prior  lien  I..MI.|«  *I.17.!.OOO:  nadUturii.-l  '.  .n.|<  and  stock 
•S.5OO.OOO;  general  lien  hoods.  81. 1H4/WO)  aad  for  the  tlr«t  t»-.i  v.-ir-i 
afto'  reorganization  a  further  re-lnetlon  of  about  8JOO.OOO  per  annum 
I*  made  to  an  amount  nearly  equaled  by  the  net  earning*  or  tin-  prop- 
erty In  1893-94.  Furthermore  In  the  new  fixed  chance  f*  Include  I  tint 
Interest  oa  a  large  sum  of  money  latoaded  to  be  «P<MII  Immediately 
after  reorganization  In  Improving  and  adding  to  the  properly.  This 
should  enable  the  company  to  enlarge  Its  biulneu  and  It  Is  t  icught 
transact  It  wltb  greater  economy." 

nciRHAi.  PIXASCB*.— The  reorganization  provided  a  fund  of 
L-.  follows:  To  pay  floating  debt.  »1 1.ISO.i.OOO; 

to  par  collateral  trust  IM.H.I*,  83,678,000;  to  pay  prior  H.-n  Imnds, 
82.5OO.OOO;  early  eonstmetlon  requirement*  (system)  and  expense*. 
88337.288.  ear  trust*  ror  three  years.  82,OOO.O'K).  The  old  company 
was  greatly  hindered  by  lack  of  capital,  but  thl»  Is  ramodiod  liy  the 
boud  Issue*  alloweil  under  the  new  mortgage.  Tlnga  KR.  third-rail 
morigage  bond*  for  #rj:>.ooo  which  mature<l  Xov.  1,  18!)H.  were  pur- 
ebasedby  the  Erie  aad  held  In  lt«  treaimrv.  N..\v  York  A  Erie  first  7*. 
due  May  1, 1897,  are  to  be  extended  for  5O  years  at  4  p.  o,  V.  01.  p.  180. 

EAa.«l*oa.-5  month*.  J  1896..Oro*a,  814.005.31 1 ;  act,  84.280.631 
July  1  to  Xov.  3O.  1 1895. .Grow.  14,3.X),O49;  net.  3,948,515 

A>  M-AI.  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  end*  June  3O.  Report  for  1895-6  waa 
given  at  length  In  V.  63.  p.  498. 812;  see  alao  editorial  on  page  477. 
The  report  coven  tbe  mm  mrnitlu  from  Dec.  I.  1895  (when  the  new 
company  took  possession)  to  June  3<>.  189<1,  the  poorer  part  of  the 
year,  and  shown,  excluding  the  eoal  properties,  a*  follow* : 

7  mon/At.  Oroti.  \rl.  tHIvr  litr.  Oharot*.  Hal.,  Bur. 

1896 817.017.376  *4.13il,953  855.546  8»,0»3.7S9  $151.710 

1895 15,999,708  3,643,037  

The  831.032,' oo  general  lien  bonds  did  not  begin  to  draw  Interest 
till  July  1,  1896.  The  dimmer  and  fall  months  usually  yield  tho 
largest  revenue. 

AKM0AL  R«POBT.— The  earnings  from  1892  to  1895  Inclusive,  elimi- 
nating all  cross  entries,  etc.,  have  been  approximately: 

rear  ending-  *pf.3O/95.  Heat.  30/94.  Sept.  30/93.  Heal.  30/92. 

Oro»« 829,207,044  826.813,513  934.194.854  835.23P,(!!t3 

Met  earnings....  6,999,057  7,383,114  10,295,621  19,682,872 
Ini-om.-fri.nl  oth. 

source* (e«t)10O,913  16.886      Dr.245,621      Dr.232,872 


Xet 87,100.000      $7.400,000    81O.050OOO      $9.450.000 

Ori"o«R« — Pre«ldent,  E.  B.  Thoma*;   Second  Vice  President,  W.  P. 
Merrill;  Thlnl   Vlre-Pre*.,  Andrew  DoimMHon  :  Fourth   Vlce-Pre*.,  O. 

,t;.n;  Me<Tetary.  J.  A.  vil.MI.-t<.n  :  Tn-asun'r,  K<lward  White. 
I  irm  •  i .  .K-      i      II.  Co*ter.  J.  J.  (liM)ilwln.  Ahram  8.  Howltt.  John  O 
Mi'4-ulliMiKh.   D.  O.  Mill«,  Alexander   E.   Orr,  Oeorgo  W.  QuIntarJ 


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I  VOL.  I XIV. 


Wol       SC      O     N     SI 


MAP  OF  THE 

ELGIN,  JOLIET 

EASTERN  RAILWAY 


CHICAGO 

OUTER 

BELT  LINE 


L      \A\    Kf      E 


CONNECTING  ALL  RAILROADS 


CENTERING  AT  CHICAGO. 


!      Alpine        /  Thorntgfc  Jc? 


<X     ^SiM  AZON  I 


N   E   W  T    O 


JANUARY,  1897.] 


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RAILROAD*. 


•ter  explanation  of  column  heading*. 
OD  Ont  pa*e  of  tables 


M.;. 
of 

to  .-'. 


Date 
of 

Bonds 


Site,  or 
Par 

Value. 


Amount 
Outstanding 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Bate  per    When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Cent     Payable  whom. 


Bondt— Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 
Stoekt— Last 
Dividend. 


Xailroad— (Co»*r<D— D— *ar  Trusts,  ETC. 
.r  trust,  18»8.  ser.  A.  (gnar.  oy  D.  AH.).. 
i: .*  W.  ear  tr..B.  to  O.  Incl..  part  pd.  an.c" 
D.  A  H.  and  Pa  .Coal  car  trusts  (V.  63.  p. ! 
». Y.  Pa.  A  Ohio  eq.  trusts,  ink.  fd.  3«,  dr-n  at  IOO 


3.  p.  514). 

_. fd.  3«,  dr-n  at  IOC      ... 

ATOB  Oeneseo  A  Mt.  Morris  and  Rochester  A  Gen 


JMIIUT.  *  JKf  Am'rf-Wesfn  DlT.  1st  mart.,  gold.e* 

^&^SSS4sS^^::r.. 

Pref.  stock.  non-enmulstlTc.    See  t«xt. 

Consolidated  mortgage  (DOW  IstUen),  gold 

•ff  yg JJ.ft'iBfeF'r'" * 

BolUraa  Connty  OeaTbraa^Bortmgei  °coid""e* 

1st  general  mortgage  for  07.OOO.OOO.  gold e' 

WftautUU  Tern  B.  *  CMc.-lst  M..  g..lnt.  guar..e* 
3d  mortgage,  gold.  Int.  guar.  by  Ch.  A  E.  ni....e' 


PoM  Bwo*-Cor.  Cow.  A  Antr.  deb.,  red.  at  IOO.  g.c" 
rmrmtiU*  4  fnrtets»-l»t  mort.  for  0650.OOO 
fe  for 0500.000. lacomes....... 

• 


BoadsJGOO.000  yrMj.-99to  1903  IncL.  baL  19O6.C- 


$1,000 

I..IIHP 

1.260.000 
*100  '      1,789.505 
see  Va  Hey  Sto  cks— SEF.  TU 


1--.; 


40 
55 
1M 
B 

112 


1884 

1886 
1888 

i-  •: 


115 

144 

25 

M 

IN 

49 
49 


I--,, 
i  —  : 
1883 
1890 
1893 
1870 
187  : 


1,000 

5OO 
1,000 

1    ...<N> 

l.OOO 

:,,,.„, 

l.OOO 
60 
SO 

i',000 

1,000 
1.000 
1.000 
1,000 
1,000 

SOO'AC. 


. 

1,000 
1.000 
1,000 
IOO 
100 
1.000 
1,000 


500,000 

500,000 

251.000 

653.000 

1,596,000 

90.000 

&98M81 

1.384.000   - 
30.000 

3,000,000 
375,000 
450.000 

2.133.000 
775.0OO 
985,000 
l.SO.OOO 
170,000 
8SO.OOO 
5OO.OOO 

1.200.000 
800,000 

7.000.000 

17360.000 

500,000 

4.500!000 


N.  Y.,  21  Cortlandt  St. 

do  do 

do  do 

London. 

.  Y.,  Mercantile  Tr.  Co. 
•92-3  pd.  3«;  '93-4  none. 
N.  Y.,Farm.L.ATr.Co. 


do 
do 


do 
do 


M    A- 

M.        8.  8ep.|'93iooup.  last  paid. 
Bee  text  M.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 

Evansvillc,  Ind.,  oftloe. 


8.  Sep., '93, coup,  last  paid. 


N.  Y..Farn>.  I 


do 
do 
do 
do 


AT.  Co. 
do 

,!,. 

•a 

Be 


N.Y.,  Farm.L.ATr.Co. 

do  do 

do  do 

Phile.,  Fidelity  Trust. 


Boston.  Office, 
do  do 

do  do 


$63.000  Jan. 

1897-1905 

Yearly. 

1903  A  1910 

Feb.  1,  1938 
Feb.  1,  1933 
Sept.  1,  1909 
July  1,  1924 
Jan.  1,  1926 
Sept.  1,  1928 
Befit.  1,  1931 
Ang.  1.  1898 
Oct.15,'96,1% 
July  1,  191O 
July  1,  1921 
Apr.  1,  1923 
Apr.  1,  1930 
Apr.  1,  1949 
May  1,  1900 
Jan.  1.  1900 
May  1.  1920 
May  1,  1898 
May.  1923 
July  25.  1923 
Jan.  1,1945 
Jan.  1,1945 


Jan.15,'97,2% 
Oct.  I,  1897 
Var.'99tol908 


r,  PrancU  Lynde  BteUon,  Kben  B.  Thomas,  J.  Lowber 

,ael  E.  Williamson. 

-<V.  OS,  p.  90.  84.  85.  86, 186.  S3S.  377.  318.  3«.  414.  456.  SOU.  548. 
MO. OS&'ne, 008;  V. «. •.180.398. 858.  4T».  408.  tit.    - 

04.  j.  EM 


laterest  OB  debt 

!-•„; 
.     0332.353 

1MB 

0327,861 
57.361 

l-.M. 
0296,641 
102,507 

Taxes  and  miscellaneous.  .  .  . 

52.340 

•  110.765 
V.  61.  p.  746;  V. 

079.134            0129.426 
62.  p.  364.413;  V.  63, 

-(V.  60.  p.  967.1058.1  141; 
p.  504.  aOO.) 

Kran.Tlllr  *  Indiana  poll. .-Owns  ETaniTllle  to  Terre  Haute, 
lad.  <rm  WortUactoB).  138  BUM;  breach  6m.;  leases  branch.  13  m. 


Htrroar.  ETC.  -A  coosoUdattea  la  October.  1885,  of  the  EraaTllle  A 
ladlansaoos,  the  EraosrUle  Washington  A  Brasll  and  the  Terrs 
•av*s  A  niislhinsmn  RBs.  Of  the  consols  OOOi.OOO  are  reserred  to 
•Met  prior  oens.  The  consols,  aad  the  bonds  of  19^4  are  guaranteed  by 
KraasT.  A  Terre  Hants,  whleh  owas  entire  capital  stock.  02.0OO.OOO. 


rkhmewi 

i  Jan.  1  to  Oct.  7, 1806  (0«« 
7.654  la  1000. 


).  gives, 


Bsroar.-  Report  for  rear  sndlag  June  30.  1*06.  was  gl Ten  la  V.  63. 
a.  87*.  showmg :  fross.  0307^381  Bet.  000,711;  Interest,  taxes  awl 
rmMili.f1"n"lTir.  balaane.  deaett.  0*6.137.  Iaio04-0o.oroes.0393, 
t!7;  aet.OM.70t.  «V.  63.  p.  OTO.) 

KTan.TlIU  A  Hlrnsnond.-Owas  Klaora  to  Westport.  Ind..  lOt 
•  10  miles.    Stock.  01.5OO.OOO. 
ETaasTtlle  A  Terre  Haute  had  acquired  nearly  all 

,  p.43^ad 


lOas,  aad  eoal  sanra  N 
IB  July.  1806.  the  ET 
M  01  J10.000  gsneral 

tmt)  fVffVxfiiVawlamBT  ateM  BkO 


the  01 


aiaa  lav  60.  p. 


000  la  1 
090.5X1 

anea.«enen. 064^03.  'fa  I..  _ 
60,  p.  43. 131.  349.  606. 067, 1008 
•TancTlllr  A  T< 


>.  acaln.t  03O3.- 

•ni  ..  ,  .  :..-. 


.OOOjJajtes, T  015,148  \  haf 

t'TS.^'afti^^704-  <v- 


-I    . 


JTUss. 

KransTlUsto  T*m  Haute..  10O 
Braaehes  to  ML  Vsmoa.ets.  63 
XraMTflle  Bell  (.toe*  held).  S 


T..'  d  :   . 


XiUt. 


Braaerllle  A  ladJaaapoUsl 
ETaasTllls  to  Terrs  Haute 

TlaWorthlagton.sU) 156 

Lsaisd  to  other  co.'s  Bock- 

107       Ttlle  exteaetoB 33 

ARIohmoiKir  ...    112 

ETC.-Psrmsrly  ETaawrllle  A  OrawfordsrUls  BB.  Has 
ketwtth  CUeaoe  AEas*era  nUaotsfor  nratotoChlcago. 
•ssabsr.  18M.  stosk  was  Increased  from  03.OOO.OOO  to 
al  to  oae-thlrd  of  their  holdings 
to  be  coarertlhle  Into  new  stock 
In  Mar.  18W5.  Ol.2-«4.000of 

BOB  snaislsllis  5  per  eeat  non-roting  stork  was  lamed 
»  for  EraasT.  *  •HhaieBd  beads  par  plan  la  V.  60.  p.  43; 

J1001.  •84.   *8a.   >86.   '87--00.   -01.    «03.   "93.    none 


Junction.  Ind..  to  Danvlll.-.  III..  49  miles;  Insinn  Indiana  Block  Goal 
Road.  13  mile*.  On  April  30. 1880.  leased  to  the  Chic.  A  Eaxt.  111.  for 
900  yean;  terms,  075.OOO  per  annum  and  payment  of  all  rentals  and 
taxes.  Stock.  0581.370.  of  which  0483.630  owned  by  Ch.  A  Eaot.  111., 
which  gnar.  Int.  on  l«t  and  -<1  mortgages. 

Fairmont  ^loraranslown  A  Plttsburc.— (8t*  Map  Baltimore 
4  Okio.i  Owns  from  Union  town.  Pa.,  to  Fairmont.  W.  Va..  57 
inllrs;  branch,  1  mile.  Controlled  by  B.  A  O..  which  owns  a  minority 
of  the  capital  stock  of  03.OOO.OOO  and  funded  debt  of  03.000,000. 
Current  liabilities.  Jane  30. 1804, 090.918. 

Kail  Brook  Kaliway.— Owns  from  Corning,  N.  Y.,  to  Antrim, 
Pa..  S3  mflai;  branch  to  Ulysses,  Pa.,  4O  miles;  Fall  Brook  branrh, 
7  miles:  leases  Srraeose  Oeaera  A  Corning  By.,  Corning,  N.  T., 
to  QiBira.  K.  Y..  58  miles,  and  branch.  6  miles;  and  Pine  Creek  By., 
Mokesdale  Junction  to  Newberry  Jono..  Pa..  75  miles;  total.  239  miles. 

RISTOKT.  ETC.— Formerly  Corning  Cowanesque  A  Antrim.  Name 
•••MS I  July  1. 1893,  and  stock  Increased  to  05.OOO.OOO,  of  which 
•MO.OOO  pref.-par.  •&>.  Bee  V.  55.  p.  31.  Dtridends  paid  quarterly. 
MarenSl.etc.  The  eoal  line  of  Phlla,  A  Beading  and  New  York  Central 
Is  over  the  road  of  this  company,  which  Jointly  with  said  companies 
guarantees  the  bonds  of  the  PtoeCr.  BB.  Co. 

EABXTM*.— Plseal  fear  ends  June  30.    Statement  for  1895-6  was  In 

v.  OS,  |.  .1-.-. 

rsar-  Oross.  ffit.  (Mhtr  inr.  Int.,  hit.. 4c.  Bal.fordlr. 

1806-6 0707.381        0180.346       0252.OO2        046,372        0385,976 

1804-5 653.690          214.OOO          183,155          31,179  364.976 

Prom  lisUanns  given  abore,  dlrldends  amounting  to  0305,000  were 
paid  In  each  year,  being  7  p.  c.  on  preferred  and  6  p.  c.  on  common 
-V.  68,  p.  377,  860 ;  V.  63.  p.  180,  0* C.  704. 

KsrniTlllr  A  Powhalan.— Owns  Bermuda  Hundred,  Va:  to  Farm 


3 -ft.  gauge.    Completed  March  3,  1890. 

Pieferred.  OMO.OOO ;  par.  *1OO.    Loaas  and  bills  pay 

••!•»«•    SryeareodKg  June  30. 1808.  gross,  earnl, 


.  •   •  .1 
v,  low.    Stock: 

i  ..  i'i  •  fi.i 


Common,  0460, H5O ; 

•able  July  1.1895. 

n.-t. 


•  eonmoa  stk.  (    44        5        3        4       or'rlr      7      7T     7>t!  since. 

f  Alee  6  per  esat  In  bead*,   j  Also  scrip  dtrtdeod:  see  stock  shore. 

OB  wnftrnd  flnt  dlrtdeeid.  declared  n  Sept.,  1806,  was  2  p.  P..  pay- 

Me  I  p.  e.  Oct.  IS.  1806  aad  1  p.  S.  April  15. 1997.    T.  00.  p.  004. 

OOWDS.  ODABAs-naa.  He.— The  Kraas 
•eerm  Deeatsv  A  B.  aotes  tor  0335  .oou. 
•aetts  heads  are  alee  gaar BBIM<  Then 
11067  for  0101.x  10.  of  which  015.758  mi 


Bonos.  ODABAs-naa.  ETC.—  The  Kraasnile  A  Terrs  Haute  endorsed 

Certain  BraasTllle  A  Indian- 
i  wen  ear  trust  notes  Dee.  31. 
before  July  1,1807. 
1  183  miles  of  road  owned 
__  hsrlng  a  mileage  of  377 
are  held  In  trout  to  retire  the  i 
that  the  prior  lien- 
Is  also  held  to 


PTHABCB*.—  Aa  Important  rhange  In  the  dtmctnrr  took 
.  1803.  when  D.  J.  Macktiy  reslgnM  a*  prtwldent  and  dlrec- 
'[  was  Isesiil  to  par  the  floating  d«ht-«ee  abore. 
I  of  eoal  made  la  Sulllraa  Countr.  Ind..  were  bouirht. 
_  lehmsail  /IraKwwraowared  In  Dec..  1894.  085O  of 
A  T.  H.  atataned  ft  p.  e.  non-ram.  noD-Totlng  stock  for  the  face 
ef  the  bnade  and  OM  66  of  such  stock  for  aeemed  Interest  per  bond  to 
Jan.  1.1006.  la  April,  i  K06,  holders  of  Ol.333.OOO  of  the  bond*  had 
tkae  bsaa  ezeaaagsd.  On  Jane  30.  1806,  there  was  no  floating  debt 


-For  calendar  year  1»96.  gross  01 .056.fi  15.  against 

Ol.O95.961  la  1806. 

AmruAL  BcrOBT.— Plseal  rear  ends  June  3O.  Annas)  mertlag  at 
Braasrtlie  thtod  Moaday  n  Owt  Report  for  1995-96  In  V.63,p.  309. 


0499.408 


IOM 

H',7 
01.038.373 


0464.256 


1004 
101 

01.159.037 

;  .  ii.-, 
13,168 


rllle,  80  mUes-and  branches  to Coalboro, etc.,  4  miles;  toul  03  mllw. 

Ml. 563.    la  year  sodlag  June  30. 180S,  gross  earnings. 

•17573;  ether  Income? 03.353 :    charges,  038,680;  balance,  deficit, 

07,854.    Ial803-04.net,  010.631. 

Flndlay  Port  Waynr  A  Western  Hallway.— Owns  road  in 
operation  from  junction  with  the  "Big  Four"  at  Flndlay,  O.,  to  Ft. 
Wayne,  lad.,  82  miles.  Uses  Wabash  terminals  In  Ft.  Wayne. 

HISTOBT.-A  reorgaaUatlon  of  the  Flndlay  Ft.  W.  A  W.  KR.  after 
foreclosure  and  extended  to  Ft.  Wayne,  2O  miles. 

Srocm.-Tapltal  stock  ls  02.OOO.OOO:  par  0100. 

BOIDB.— The/lra(  morlgagr  Is  for  01.2OO.OOO  cold  5  p.  0.  bonds  Issued 
atOlS.OOOpfr'inlle.  The  second  mortgage  (Income)  Is  for  0800,000. 
Mercantile  Trust  Co..  >'.  Y.,  and  Allen  Zollars,  Ft.  Wayne,  Ind.,  are 
trustees  of  both.  Interest  on  firsts  to  July  1, 1896,  was  canceled. 

F.tKXims.— July  1  to  Jan.  :tl,  1896,  (7  months)  gross,  Oi6,128; 
deflett  under  operating,  08 15;  rrntals.  07.OOO ;  total  deficit,  7  months, 
Por  6  montlu.  Jan.  1  to  Junn  3O.  1895.  gross,  033.502 ;  deficit 
under  operating  expenses,  04,615.— (V.  59,  p.  835 ;  V.  00,  p.  656.) 

Fllrbbnrr  RR.— Owns  from  Boston.  Mass.,  to  Fltohbnrg,  Mass.,  5O 
miles:  Greenfield  to  Troy,  X.  Y.  84  miles;  Vermont  to  Rotterdam  Junc- 
tion, 61  miles;  Boston  Barre  A  Gardner  Kallroad,  Worcester  to  Wln- 
ehendon,  36  miles;  Booth  Ashbnrnham,  Mass.,  to  Bellows  Falls,  Vt.. 
54  miles;  branches.  93  miles;  Monadnook  Railroad.  16  miles;  total 
owned.  804  miles;  leases— Vermont  A  Mass.  RR.  (which  see),  Fltohbnrg 
to  Oreanfleld.  56  miles;  other.  Smiles;  total  leased.  61  mllmt:  total 
Jane  30. 1896. 450  miles,  of  which  102  mlli-s  double  tracked.  Extension 
Brookllne  to  Mllford,  7  miles,  was  opened  NOT.  15,  1  - 

STOCK— The  State  of  Massachusetts  owns  05,OOO,OOO  of  the  common 
stock.  The  preferred  stock  Is  entitled  to  4  per  cent  dividend*,  then 
and  preferre 


preferred  reoelTe  dlTldends  share  and  share  alike.    In 

year  1892-93  the  preferred  stock  was  lncr»ased  from  $16.4»H.noo 
to  017.OOO.OOO.  and  In  Oct.,  1895.  to  $17,360.000  for  consolidation. 
Exchange  of  common  for  preferred  has  been  talked  of. 

Ill vtMCiriM.— 11887   '88    '89    '90    '91    '92    '93    '94   '95    '96     '97 
On  preferred.     (3         2O23>g44344    Below 

In  1897,  January,  2  p.  o. 

HI>M.«,  F.rr.— Vermont  A  Mass,  guaranteed  securities;  see  that  roui 

»ny.  The  debenture  bonds  were  described  In  CHRONICLF.  of  June  1 
V.  6O,  p.  907.     On    Juno    3O,  1890,   there  were    outstnmllni; 


.       .       ,     .  .  , 

loans  and  hills  payable  amountlnir  to  *:!(M).(KKI.    On  Sept.  »o.  189(i. 
i  bonds  for  *'2.7.'>O.OOO  were  authorized,  to  provide  for  4>as  due  Sept.  1, 
$528,574    1897,  and  6s  due  Oct.  1,  1897.    Cheshire  BR.  bonds,  »2.r)0,000,  were 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT 


|VOL.  LXIV. 


JANUARY.  18V7.J 


EAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


•••Mrtber*  will  confer  •  «r*«t  f»ror  by  clvlnc  IK 


•edlale  notice  of  mar  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 


RATLROAJDB. 

Mile* 
of 

•Ml 

Date 
of 

!:••!.•!- 

8f,e'or      Amonnt 
Value.    Outetandlng 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

.Bond«-Prtnel 
pal  When  Dne» 
Stotkt—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  hearting*,  Ac.,  *ee  note* 
on  flnt  page  of  tables. 

Rate  pw 

Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

1889 

1--7 
1--7 

l-"l 

'-I  '-7 
1890 
1893 
1894 
18954 
I-'..' 
1-71 
1878 

$  . 

$750,000 

5,000,000 
2.25O.OOO 
500,000 
2,500,000 
500,000 
1,932,000 
500.000 
1.859.000 

31*iV 

5 

4 
4 
4-5 
4* 

4 
7 
6 
5 

See    text. 

8 
«(?• 

78' 

i* 

h 

5  g. 
5g. 
5  g. 

:iiv  i  .-. 
7 

6 
6 

H.  A  8. 
V.  A  A. 
M.  A    8. 
J.   A  D. 

Varloiu 
J.   A  D. 

-.•in:  -.11, 
M.  A  N. 
Seml-an 

J."A"J. 

J.  A  J. 
J.  A  D. 
F.  A  A. 
J.   A  J. 
A.  A  0. 
H.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
J.  A  J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  0. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  J. 
A.  A  0. 

Boston,  Office. 
do             do 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
Barton,  Fltchburg  RR. 
do              do 
East  Sag.,  Mich..  Trea«. 
N.  Y.,  Merchants'  N.Bk. 
N.  Y.,  Mer.  Ex.  Sat.  Bk. 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
Boston.  Intern'l  Tr.  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Mereant   Tr.  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Ouar.  Trust  Co. 
do             do 
do             do 
Merc.Tr.A  Dep.Co.Balt, 
New  York  City. 
N.Y.,Inip.ATra.N»t.Bk. 
do              do 

Men.  1,  1899 
Feb.  1,  1937 
Sept.  1,  1897 
June  1,   IHOO 
1904-5-7 
June  1,  192O 
Various,  1903 
May  1,  1914 
1915  A  1916 
1927 
July  1,  1924. 
July  1,  1898 
Deo.  1.  1911 
See  text. 
Jan.   1,  1901 
Oct.    1,  192* 
May  1,  1939 
Oct.    1,  1899 
Apr.  1,  1939 
Nov.  1,  1897 
Jan.   1,  1934 
July  1,  1918 
Jan.   1,  1930 
Jan.   1,  1943 
Apr.  1,  1941 
Jan.   1,  1945. 
July  1.  1900 
Apr.  1.  1921 
1913 
Oct.  1.    1922 

Bond*  to  State  ot  Mas*.  (34  p.  c.  Int.  till  Feb..  '97  1 
Bon.U                                c*r 

.... 

i.OOO 
1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
1,000 

Bond*  <f  1,300,666  due  1907,  Interest  A.  AO).... 

.... 

C  ,.  ,f,'                                                   

Bond*!  (2  75O  000                                        

Troy  A  Borton  Irtntort.  (V  53,  p.  405)  

89 

i.ooo 

500  Ac. 

•,77.000 
r.50.000 
100.000 

6,342,000 

1,000.000 
3.999.000 
2.100.000 
104,000 
3.125,000 
40,000 
1.000.000 
3,000,000 
423.000 
4,372.000 

J  ..;;.!.  ,KMI 

^341,000 
300,000 
200,000 
50,000 
350.000 
436.132 
2,291,416 
8.176.000 

Ch«*hlr*  RR  plain  bond*                                      o' 

/!.  4  Arc  Jfor.-Pf.  »tk.,  non-e«n»(for»6.SOO,OOO)  .  . 
Hollr  Wayne  A  Monroe  let  mortgage,  aunmed  c 
Flint  A  Pere  Marqtte  mortgage  0*  of  193O.  gold.c 
ConaoL  M..(for  ilO.000.OOOt  »3O.OOO  p.  m.,  g.e- 
Port  Huron  A  Northwestern—  l.t  mortgag*  e 
F.  AP.  M.  1MM.  Port  H.  IWv.  (»3.5OO  0*))  jcoid-O- 
Kqulpmt  bond*,  940.000  doe  annnail/  Nor.  1  .e* 
riortntr*  Ort>;7v«*-l.tM..»1.000.<>00.»oW-«1 
florfcta  CmfraTrf  rV».-l*t  M.  85.226  p.  m.  gold.c' 
M  H.  <l*t  OB  ert..  M  mile*)  •9Y326  per  m..  gold.e* 
COB*oLnx>rt..87.800,000(«10.000p.m.),cold..e- 
Booth  Bound  lilt  M    gold  Int.  rental.             ...e* 

"05 

•J-l 
395 
216 
235 

"40 

575 

,..,.; 
7-i 
130 
249 
10 
M 
4 

"M 

08 
455 

1871 

1--,, 
1889 
1-7:. 
1889 
1--7 
1894 
1888 
1890 
1893 
l-.M 
1895 
1-7." 
I--! 
189B 

38 

1881 

100 

1,000 
1,000 
1.000 

1.000 
1,000 

1,000 
1.000 
1.000 
I.OOO 

!..KK, 

100  Ac. 
100  Ac. 

H*ifJt*H*own40tu*>niU»    lstM.,«.f..notdm.e- 
COM.  M.  for  •500.000  (83OO.OOO  re*'d  f  or  1st  M.)c 
Johnstown  O  A  Klngslmro  lit  M.,  ***umed  

CnyaduttaEleo.  1st  M..gii..p.*l..by  K.J.ACl.RR.,ir 
Jbrl  Wa*»<  rf  Ja*Jt*of»—  Common  stock      

I.OOO 
100 
100 
I.OOO 

New  York. 

~  Pref  stock  IS  p.  e.),  5>*  P  e.  rental  Lake  Shore.  .  . 
fbrf  Wort*.  4  Dm*.  Ctt»-I*t  M..g.,818.OOOp.  Bte' 

5  Hi  p.  an. 

4  (ft  g. 

If  .  A   8. 

J.   A  D. 

N.  Y..  Farm.  L.  A  IT.  Co. 
A§kU.P.Of.,36Wall.NY 

Sept.  1,  189» 
Deo.   1,  1921 

paid  when  due.  July  1. 1890.    A  89OO.OOO  H.  T.  D.  A  K.  Co.  4U  p.  c- 
BOto  falling  doe  April  5. 1890.  wa*  extended  to  Apr.  1,  -97. 

EA«*[»o».-From  Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30,1890(11  month*).  gro*«,  *6.743, 
687.  against  ».;.783,3»3  In  1899. 

AXVDAL  RBFOBT.— Fl*oal  year  and*  June  30.  Th*  annual  report  for 
189V96  was  In  CH*o«tcL«  V.  63.  p.  436.  In  1804-09  wa*  Included  In 
net  earning*  and  dividend,  paid  8143.349  dividend*  on  treasury  •took: 
this  year's  nicurrs  da  not  Include  these  dividends. 

r<ar«nrfm«/tt>M30.  1884  1893.  :  -  •  i  18M 

Total  mile*  operated 488  i    -  «'••  4V) 

Total  gTOM  earnings •7.006.709  87.237,724  •O.SOS.IM  $7.707.298 

Op.  expense,  and  tax*i::     5711870    S.2O2.4t0    9.038169    9.768.473 
WofoMmtao •01>94.H»f82.035;298»i:820:980»i:938330 

Rental*. 
lateraotOB 


•Mi 

Bs'uiee,  •orpin* 

-  <V.  03.  p.  3*3.  C 

rilaiA  Per* 

Monroe  to  Ludlngton. 

Port  Huron  to  " 
L  ID 

do  toB»i 


•290.980  8264.940 

1.001.310  1.014.084 

p7*  7.891 

999,090  681.807 


59,333 
902.000 


21.639 
608.138 


•31.653 


....        •87.081        846.978       915.390 
V.  08.  p.  330.  339.  4*0.  459.  0O1.  838.) 
4WJf«».;   SyrtooalBetade*: 

Palm  to  Ortadstono.  etc, 40 

,w..   90  '  Moaroe  to  Alexl*  (Me  below)  .    19 

Iti.  84  I  Total  owned 054 

70  I     Trackage.  I»etrblt.  etc 13 

Temporary  branches 133 

1471     So*r*  and  siding*  173 

Moaroe.  Mle*..  to  Alaxls.  O.,U>.  18*4  miioi'wa* 
1*90 ;  fro**  Alexis  th*  Ann  Arbor  track*  are  to 


VMVMVWH  ••  \jmmiu9*  , 

b*  need  lato  Toledo.  5  mile*;    (V.  . 

TkeeompaayaUoowa*  4*UaaM>n  Taloed  at  84  1  3^64.  running  from 
Lodlacton  axi  ManUM*  to  Milwaukee,  etc.  By  I  U  ferry  aerow  Lake 
Mklil<a«  In  Manltowoc.  wbrre  >oa«eotlo«  u  mad*  with  the  Wlaoon- 

o  RR.).  the  Flint  A  Pere  Mar- 
Paid  to  tidewater,  opened  In 

—  . 


•ta  Central  OMwanke*  *  Late 

aaettr  rorm.  pert  »r  «  .hen  line  from  M. 

J&nnAT~~  "  *v*—  *      "  -  -  ™"   ^^          ••!—    —  ^—   —  •• 


•1897 -He*  V.  03.  p.  499.090.019. 
IUATK>«.  rfocuiuTiE*,  KTC.— A  r*ttrn*uaa**M 
A*c*st  1*.  1880.    U  1890  rticrtit  Port  Haroo.  A  Ho 


iw.eura.eto. 


'AT     •••     •••     ••0     *91 

5««      13     0%       0       3«t 

.  «Hllim  mMifftgaff  of  193*  U  •  mrat  mort«a»e 

*  of  main  aad  krtmtti  line  track*.    Tnvtoa  Central  Triut 


par,  «  100. 
*93  *93  none 
4%  3  alnoe. 


Pon Huron  DtvMoa  mortgage  I* for 8J.SOO.OOO. of  whleh$125.OOO 
tar  $104.000  P.  H.  A  N.  W.  7*.  On  J*n.  1.  1890,  there  were 
Ing  Mil*  payable  for  8S53.44*.  Land  grant  wa*  513.0OO  aero*. 
MV080  aero*  BB**M  JanT  1. 1880. 


LATEST  EABXUKM.— Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30  (1 1  month*). 

11  m»mt*0-     tlrat*.  Inltntt.tU.          BaJaitft. 

1880 83.302.953         •OO3.808  •SA4.2OS         sur.$39.658 

1806                     ..J90.513            P*CMi                 900.090         sur.30.9WJ 
AirerAL  RkroKT.— Roport  for  1806  wa*  IB  V.  63,  p.  819,  showing: 
r*ar««M««0M.31.       180ft.              :-•.                UM  :  -••-• 
Total  gros* earning*.. «2.5<>!>.705    •S,8O3^83    •3.739.238    82.880.71B 
n-g*  oror  tax'*    •»t2.2OO       $«44.OS7       •058.184       •861.901 
610.244          611.121          005.161          6O7.943 
(4)253.080 


Bal.foryear  ..........      831.951   Mr.830.910  *ir.f«3.O23      •  or.  *S38 

-  earnlao  laelnde  *KMMn<hlp  earning*  of  «lin.'iM  In   1491. 
»1  In  1898.  •809.708  In  18»2.-<V.  82.  p.  8  1  9.  WO;  V.  63.  p.  652.) 


RB. 


(5ABBOWOAOOE>.—  Own*  road 

O  mile*.    Opened  rept.  1.  1894. 

BnniN  areauihorlwl  *t  1125,000 

I*  tm«teeof  mortcagn-    Fueal 

.  •937^741    net,   •381.796; 

-  - 


line.  24  mile* ;  braoab  1 
TW  Atlantic  Coact  Uae  own.  all  th 
In    l«»2-93.  »10.i)00:    In    1193-94. 
1886  >6,  85O.OOO.    Current  llai.lliti 
Tear  ending  June  X 

~ 


' ,1  :•;•:  •    -  •  ••••  M 

».  8.  C..  to  North  Carolina  State 
I  miles:  total, 45  miles. 
OO.OOO  capital  .took,  l/icxlrtvli 
$38,000;  In 
0*80.  1896,  $11.955. 
96.  gross.  $170.743;  net.  899.- 
llrlMBil.  •SO.OOO;  bal.,  surplus, 

net,  $75.083. 

Onlrml  A  Peninsular  KM.— From  Colombia,  H.  r.,  via 
JaokMBTUKFte..  Tampa.  Cedar  Key*,  ote-T*  lo , mles; 
M  to  Savannah  136  mils*.  I*  South  Bound  RR. 
lITBiBllllllB  of  the  Florida  Railway  A  Navigation  Co.. 
•  liri*llia«l  to  1888.     V.  46.  p.  289.    South  Bound 
for  99  y*on  from  Oct.  1,  1893;  It*  entire  capital  stook 
wa*  *ab«a*jn»ntly  purchased. 

•took  I*  83O.000.000.  par  $loo-.  preferred,  4  per 
(with  praforenee  a*  to  both  principal  and  accumulated 


dividends],  84 .5OO.OOO.  Preferred  1*  exchangeable  for  any  subsequent 
4  per  eent  mortgage. 
BOXD*.— June  SO,  1X95.  funded  debt  wa*  87.795,000:  car  and  loco- 


motlre  track*.  $161.  151:  do.  South  Bound.  851.887:  note*  payable,  880.- 
000.    Under  the  consolidated  mortgage  for  |17,8OO.OOO  (Trustee.  New 
York  Onaraaty  A  Indemnity  Co.)  .ufflclcnt  bonds  were  reserved  to 
retire  the  prior  bond*  at  maturity.    A  rent 
num  oa  South  Bound  bond*  U  undertaken. 
Co.  of  Baltimore  I*  trustee  of  South  Bound  mortgage. 
LATerr  BAB*!***.—  For    calendar  year   1896 


A  rental  equal  to  5  per  cent  net  an- 
Mercantile trust  A  Deposit 


calendar  year   1896   gross,    •2,002,885,, 
agalut  •1396,464  In  1899. 

A*XOAL  Ritrorr—  Fiscal  year  ends  June  3O.  Report  for  1R95-96  wa* 
In  V.  64.  p.  79,  showing  brross  OB  Florida  Central  proper  (804  mlle*> 

•  1.764.H23:  net.  8491.401  :   Interest,  taxmi.  etc..  •473,970;  balance, 
.iirplus,  817,491.   On  South  Bound  KK.  (136  mile*  leaned)  gTOM,  83OO,- 
«86:  def.  «nder  operating.  815,725:  charge*.  C113.65O;  balance.  def.. 

•  129.375:  total  def.  entire  road.  •111.884.    In  1894-95.  irr«M.   entire 
road,  •3472,148;  net.  8981,830:  turplu*  over  charge*  (entire  roscl), 
•3^77.    (V.  62.  p.  13*;  V.  64,  p.  79) 


Florida  i;».i  i  ••••!  Ry.— Owns  from  Jacksonville,  Fla.,  via 
«t.  Augustine,  to  Miami.  366  mile*;  branches  to  Palatka,  San  Mateo- 
andToool,  19  mile*:  Atlantic  A  Western,  Blue  Springs  to  New  Smyrna. 
Fla..  38  miles-total  418  mile*.  A  consolidation  of  several  roads  ID 
1893  Into  th*  Jacksonville  St.  Augustine  A  Indian  River,  and  name 
ensured  IB  1895.  Road  la  owned  by  Henry  M.  Flaglcr.  President.  26 
Broadway.  New  York.  Old  bond*  canceled.  (V.  61 ,  p.  11 .'  1 7<i  i 

Florida  nidland  K  K.-  Klsslmmee  to  Longwood.  Fla..  44  miles' 
Snooeasor  In  Sept.,  1896,  tu  Florida  Midland  Ky..  which  was  mild  la 
foreclnaar*  Mar.  4. 1890.  to  M.  K.  Bishop,  of  Orland.  Fla.  (see  V.  63,  p. 
357),  who  now  operate*  the  road.  <V.  03.  p.  337.  458.) 

Florida  <AnIhern  KH.— ("Sse  Itap  Savanna*  Florida  *  Wtttern.t 
-Own* from  Palatka.  Fla.,  to  BrooksvlUe,  Fla.,  145  miles:  Bartow  to 
1'iinta  Uorda.75  miles;  branches.  2«;  total.  248  miles.  In  January. 
1890.  th*  St.  Johns  A  Lake  Eustls  Ry..  47  miles,  was  purchased  In  ttin 
Interest  of  toe  njr.tcm.  The  road  Is  now  part  of  the  Plant  system  and 
the  bond*  are  guaranteed,  principal  and  Interest  (endorsed— see  guar- 
anty In  V.  62.  p.  «<(>.  by  the  Savannah  Florida  A  Western.  The  bonds 
carry  Interest  at  34  per  oent  until  Jan.  1.  19OO,  and  thereafter  4  per 
oent;  tru.tee,  American  Loan  A  Trust  Co.,  Boston.  President,  F.  Q. 
Brown,  Boston.  (V.  62.  p.  84,  683 ;  V.  63.  p.  163.) 

Port  Wayne  A  Jackson.— Own*  from  Jackson.  Mich.,  to  Fort 
Wayne,  tad..  94  mile*.  On  August  24.  1882,  leased  perpetually  to 
Lake  Shore  A  Michigan  Southern  at  a  rental  of  •126.027.  equal  to  5% 
per  oent  on  the  preferred  *toeh  (*e*  V.  56.  p.  812),  and  after  1887  any 
net  earning*  over  8  per  oent  ou  preferred  nock  to  be  paid  a*  dividend* 
on  common  stock,  but  not  exceeding  2  per  oent  a  year.  In  1894  Bros* 
•179.379.  against  $194.543  In  1893  snd  8234.853  In  1892. 

Port  Worth  A  Denrer  City  By.— Owns  fort  Worth.  Tex.,  to 
Texllne,  495  a.,  and  operates  Pan  Handle  Ry.,  16  in.,  owning  Its  stock. 

8TOCK.  ETC.  -C.  P.  Denver  A  Half  own*  87.766.OOO  of  the  $9.375 . 
OOO  common  »toek;  par.  $1OO.  New  4  per  oent  preferred  stock  Issued 
In  readjustment  of  1890 1*  82,930.912.  bearlnic  Interest,  If  earned.  J.  A 
D.  floe  terms,  V.  03,  p.  106J.  On  Nor.  1,  1896,  the  receiver  wa*  dl«- 
charged. 

Bom*.— IB  tb«  readlu.tment  of  1890-98  per  cent  of  the  1st  6*  agreed 

(1)  to  reduce  Interest  to  4  per  oent  for  rive  years  from   Deo.  1, 1895: 

(2)  to  take  $312  stock  for  five  overdue  coupon*  anil  the  2  p.  o.  deferred 
Interest.    Coupon,  due  June  1  and  Deo.  1,1896  (with  Interest  reduced), 
were  paid  In  Dec..  1  "96.    See  plan  V.  63.  p.  75.    The  "stamped  bondn" 
were  described  in  V.  63,  p.  lo«i.».     Abstract  of  mortgage  (Mercantile 
Trust  Co..  Triutoe)  V.  46.  p.  440. 

LATEST  K%B*ifi>4.— 11  mo...  ( 189«.. Gross.  $f»lO.7R3:    net,  $2O7,A43 

Jan.  1  Ui  Nov.  3O.  J 1895. .Orou,    981.941;    net,    226.103 

•••••• — From  reorganization  circular  July,  1890,  la  V.  63.  p.  75: 

it  '  .  1894.  l-'i:i. 

Oross  earning* $1,O86,7O2       $1,335,879       $1,498,731 

Net  overtaxes  2OH.778  287,478  3'J'J,94o^ 

other  Income 9382  2,938  1.02O 

President.  O.  M.  I»»l<e.  N.  Y.     (V.  63,  p.  1063;  V.  64,  p.  82.) 

Port  Worth  A  Klo  <irande.— Owns  from  Fort  Worth.  Tex.,  to 
Brownwood.  about  146  miles:  completed  In  August,  1891.  Kortcajn 
trutoe  I*  Central  Trust  Co..  New  York.  Stock  ootstaadlnc.  «3.1O4,1OO; 
par,8100;  and  loans  and  bills  payable  Oct.  31,  1806,  $198.602. 

LATEST  EA«SIKO».— 10 mo*.. >  1896... «Jros.,$2«2,.'i08;  net.  •85,040 
Jan.  I  Ui  Oct.  :il.  (1895... Gross,    aoi.iiiiS;   net,  101.O92 

tnyear  1895  gross,  $110,773;  net.  $154,339.  For  year  ending  June 
3O,  1890,  gross,  8387,127;  net,  $145,762:  other  Income,  899,040! 
charge*,  $177,112;  balanoe,  surplus.  $2O.fl!M>.  In  1  Hi) «-'.):.  gross, 
$452,196;  net.$195,8O6.-(V.  52.  p.  HI,  351,  642;  V.  Go,  p.  I  HO., 

Pulton  i -on  my  Narroir  «aoK«  Ry.— R  iad  from  llavann.  III., 
M  Falrvlew,  III. ,31  mile*;  leases  (for  30  p.  o.  of  in-oni  earning*)  Fulton 
County  KxtenMon  Ry.,  Falrvlew  to  Galenburg,  III.,  30  inline  ;  total  op- 
eratnl.  61  miles.  Road  opened  188O.  Oanltal  stock  of  Fulton  County 
Ky.,  $6341,794.  The  Extension  Ry.  has  capital  of  $2(IO,90O. 

—For  year  ending  June  30,  1895,  grog*,  $44,336;   net  » 
$2,135;  Int.,  taxes,  etc.,  $J'),736;  b*l.  deficit  for  year,  $.11,1:01 . 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[  "OL.  LX1V. 


MI  h.,  rlh.-r.  will  .  oiifi-r  •  Sr.-»i  fmror  bf  alvliiir  Hn  mediate  notice  of  any  error  dlacovore     In  the«e  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Rood. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INT 

BREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Hands—  Princi- 
pal, When  Due  . 

Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac-,  see  note* 

Oil  llr-t  |>:ll!l'  Of  t.lMr-. 

Rate 
Per  cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

forl  Worth  *  VtHttr  O«/y-(Co»f'«rf«/)— 
Equipment  bonds  (owned  by  Union  Pacific  Ry.)  o 

"is 

146 

1889 

1SS1I 

1888 

1881 

1KS2 

1881 
1883 

1--U 

'71-'80 

1~-0 

ism 

1HH1 

1883 

$1,000 

l.O(H) 

1,000 

$160,000 
225,000 
2,923,000 
171,000 
313,000 
245,000 
75,000 
40,000 
4,750,000 
1,000,000 
13,418,000 
6,354,000 
2,000,000 
250,000 
150,000 
See  text. 
536,000 
3,652,500 
2,650.000 
2,012,000 
3,096,000 
400,000 
5,360,000 
1,650,000 

4,200,000 
1,000,000 
1,000.000 
300.000 
200,000 

5 
5 

!• 

7 
7 
7 
6 

s» 

ig- 

5 
6 
5 

M.  A   8. 
J.   &  J. 
J.   &  J. 
M.  &  N. 
J.   &   J. 
J.    <t   J. 
J.   &   J. 
J.   &   J. 
F.  &  A. 
J.   &  D. 
M.  &  N. 
J.   &   J. 
A.  &  O. 

Sept.,  '96,  coup,  was  pd. 

Mch.  1,  1899 
July  1,  1929 
July  1,  1928 
Nov.  1,  1910 
July  1,  1912 
1911 
1  908 
1910 
Feb.  1,  1910 
June  1,  1905 
May  1,  1931 
July  1,  1931 
Apr.  1.  1913 

Fnrt  Worth  *  Ku>  Or.—  Ifi  M..  gold,  $20,000  p.  tn.o- 

N.Y.,  H.B.Hollina  A  Co. 

Oalnemlle  Jefeno*  J  Jfe.-Ut  M.  ($161,500  end.). 
"«!  mortgage  ($75  OOO  end  )                   

55 
55 
10 

225 
671 
671 
50 

500  Ac. 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

See  text. 
See  text. 
Ga.  RR.  &  Banking  Co. 
N.Y.,8o.Pae.Co.,&Bost. 
do              do 
N.Y.,8o.Pao.Co.,23  B'rd 

Oalrftion  llnrrab.  <t  H.  Antonio—  1st  M.,g.,laml  gr.o* 
•Jd  inorUMi:!'.  Harrish.  and  Houston  to  San  Ant.o* 
We*UL)lv.  lstM.,g.,8anA.toElPaso,636m.<tbr.c; 

fiilrrtltin  Hoiulnn  .*  W«i<*.  of  1882—  1st  M.,iruar.  .0 
Onlr.  La  J'orte  <t  HOMI.—  Receiver's  certs,  (see  text) 

N.  Y.,  Merc.  Trust  Co. 

1894 

1,000 

1879 

1895 
1895 

6 

A.  &  O. 

N.Y  Am.CoalCo..lB'y 
Balto.,  MarylandTr.Co. 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Cont'l  Trust  Co. 
do      •        do 
New  York. 
N.Y.,Brown  Bro.&  Bait. 
N.Y.,  J.  P.Morgan  &Co. 

N.Y.,Am.Ex.  B'k  &  Aug. 
do              do 
do              do 
N.Y.,Am.  Ex.Bk.&Aug. 
do              do 

Oct.    1,  1909 

(inrgia  c*  Alabama—  Common  stock  $15.000  p.  ni. 
Pref.  utock.  (1  per  cent,  non-dim.,  $10,OOO  p.  m.. 
Ut  M.,pref.,$6.500  p.m..g.,red.atll05  aft.  5  yrs.c* 
1H  niort,  consol.,  $10,000.000,  gold  (See  text).c* 

376 
376 

100 

100 

1,000 

1,000 

5g- 

5  g- 

"~5"g. 
3  g. 

See  text. 
6 
6 
6 
5 

A.  &  O. 
J.    &   J. 

J.'  &  "j. 
A.  &  O. 

Q.-J. 
J.    &   J. 
J.    &   J. 
J.    &,  J. 
J.    &  J. 

Oct.   1,    1945 
Oct.   1,    1945 
1897  to  1903 
July  1.  1929 
1946 

J'n.15,'97,2%* 
July  1,  1897 
Jan.   1,  1910 
Jan.  1,  1922 
Jan.    1,  1922 

Otorgia  Carolina  <t  Kor.—  lntM.,  cold,  giiar.p.Ari  .e' 
Oforyia  MUU"d   Kv.—  1st  M.,g.,  $1,650,000,  Int.gu. 
Otorgia  I'aeiflf—Sr.r.  SOUTIIKUN  RAILWAY  COMPA 
Otorffia  Railroad  rf  Ranking  Co.  —  Stock  

268 
98 
NT. 
307 

1889 
1896 

1877 

1HKO 
1MH2 
1887 

1,000 

1,000 

100 
1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
1,000 

i..i  I  n.'-i  1 1  li-  .1  i-ii.-  r... ii  Sc  Southern  RR.— (Narrow  Gauge.)  I 
—Road  from  Gainesville  to  Social  Circle,  Ga.,  52  miles;  Belmont 
to  Jefferson,  13  milts;  total,  65  miles.  Operated  in  connection  with 
the  Georgia  RR,  *  Banking  Co.  Stock  la  $242,687  common:  $17,650 
preferred:  par,  $50.  Of  the  firsts,  $161,500,  andof  the  2ds,  $75,000,are 
endorsed  by  the  Georgia  RR.,  lessee.  Interest  on  endorsed  bonds  and 
on  Walton  RR.  bomls  Is  paid  regularly  (to  Oct.,  1896)  but  no  interest 
on  nnendorsed  bonds  has  been  paid  since  July  1,  1895.  For  year  end- 
Ing  June  30. 1896,  gross,  $40,442;  net,  $2,661;  Interest,  $21,877;  bal- 
ance, delloit  for  year,  $19.216— advanced  by  Georgia  RR.,  lessee.  In 
1894-95.  gross,  $42.166;  deflcit  under  operating,  $1,392.  Total  deficit 
June  30, 1896,  $322,713. 

Galretlon  Harrlnburg  ic  San  Antonio.— (See  Map  Southern 
Pacific.)— Owu»  Houston,  Tex.,  to  San  Antonio,  Tex.,  217  m.;  San  An- 
tonio to  Rio  Gr.  River,  636  m.;  br'oh's,  72  m.;  leases  12  m.;  total,  937m. 

ORGANIZATION,  STOCK,  ETC.— Operated  by  the  Southern  Pacific  Com- 
pany, which  owns  $27,005,600  of  the  $27,093,012  stock  (par,  $100). 

BONDS.— First  mortgage  has  a  sinking  fund  of  1  per  cent,  but 
It  is  optional  wlf>  bondholders  to  surrender  their  bonds  if  drawn. 
In  1893  holders  of  Western  Dlv.  2ds  agreed  to  cancel  claims  for  ac- 
crued interest  and  that  interest  on  these  bonds  should  be  paid  only  if 
earned  and  should  be  non-cumulative.  V.  58,  p.  719.  Loans  and  bills 
payable  June  30,  1895,  $3,142,521.  and  the  balance  of  current  liabili- 
ties over  current  assets  was  $4,851,505. 

EARNINGS.— 11  months, )  1896,  gross,  $4,643,188 ;  net,  $1,656,928. 
Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30.       \  1895,  gross,    4,358,467 ;  net,    1,407,268. 

In  year  1894  gross,  $4.293,714 ;  net,  $1,283,959.  In  year  1895  gross, 
$4,798,125;  net,  1,597,413;  receipts  from  trackage,  etc.,  $72,654; 
total  net  Income.  $1,670.067;  charges,  taxes,  etc.,  $1,277,411;  sur- 
plus from  operations,  $392,656.  (V.  62,  p.  456.) 

Gal  veil  to  11  Houston*:  Henderson  of  1882.— Owns  from  Gal- 
veston. Texas,  to  Houston,  Texas,  50  miles. 

ORGANIZATION.— In  December,  1895,  a  new  contract  was  made  by 
which  the  M.  K.  &  T.  and  the  International  &  Great  North,  use  jointly 
the  road  between  Galveston  and  Houston.  Contract  provides  for 
payment  to  mortgage  trustee  of  $100,000  yearly  by  the  two  companies 
to  meet  Interest  on  G.  H.  &  H.  bonds  and  an  additional  rental  of 
•84.0OO  per  annum  far  dividends  or  other  purposes — see  V.  61,  p. 
1O64;  V.  63.  p.  697.  M.  K.  &  T.  and  International  &  Great  Northern 
eachown  4.9U9  shares  of  G.  II.  &  H.  stock— see  V.  61,  p.  1013.  Stock, 
$1,000,000;  par,$100.  For  year  ending  June  30. 1895,  gross,  $636,676; 
163,942 ;  other  income,  $27;  charges,  $111,672 ;  balance  surplus, 
$52,297.  In  1893-94,  gross,  $403,228 ;  net,  $60,842.— (V.  63,  p.  87.) 

Galveston  La  Porte  &  Houston  Ry.— Owns  road  formally 
opened  in  Julv,  1896.  from  Houston,  Texas,  via  La  Porte,  to  Gal- 
restou.  56  miles ;  belt  line  at  Galveston.  13  miles. 

RECEIVERSHIP.— T.  W.  House  and  N.  T.  Jones,  of  Fouston.  Texas, 
were  appointed  receivers  in  January,  1896,  and  the  road  finished  by 
the  ad  of  receivers'  certificates,  of  which  $250,000  were  authorized 

'i  inA^l8  I6,'  J"  ?£R!:v1896'  Property  in  La  Porte  was  purchased  for 
£110,000;  it  is  said  $27.500  receiver's  certificates,  $71,500  in  notes,  and 
$11,OOO  cash  would  be  paid.— iV.  63,  p  116.) 


f*,e?TKft"  Cr«ek  *  Cumberland  RR.—Owns'road  from  junction 
with  ft .  \  u.  Central  Ry.  at  Cumberland,  Md..  to  New  Detmold  mine  at 


to 


Georgia  Carolina  <k  Northern.—  Owns  road  from  Monroe  N  C  , 
Atlanta  Unman  Park),  Ga.,  266  miles;  completed  In  April'  1892 
Dgs  to  "Seaboard"  system,  and  bonds  guaranteed  (by  indorsement 
£,h  >oni'  hy  'os*8®8-  Seaboard  &  Roanbke  and  Raleigh  &  Gaston 
nSE.  J*sro»n«l1e  Trust  *  Safe  Deposit  Co.  of  Baltimore  is  trustee 
m?rtJ?«??i.?ee  A"-9^--  V.  49,  p.  239.    Stock  authorized,  $1,000,- 


.  1S96,  gross,  $787,105; 'net.  *26  822 
.gross,  $648.247;  deficit  under  operating,  $119,524. 


In 


of  which  It  owns 
owns  Abbe 
88  mll«i  (ol 
ar.v  :.  1897 
petuity  (begl 


tup.)— Operates  the   shortest 
,  to  Savannah,  Ga.,  340  miles. 


V.  61,  p.  470;  see  also  V  (!•'  nBO2      As  to 
8,  of  Central  of  '&5$?  fine  and  5termlna£ 
The  Abbeville  dt  Wayoross  was  merged  In  AUK    1890 
;Kr"  mortgage  preferetue  5  per  cent  50- year  gold  bonds 
are  for  *4,OOO,O()0,  and  are  not  to  exceed  S8.500  nor  mile  of  main  li 
of  completed  road;  $4,278.000  are  reserved  for  new  mileage 


The  first  mortgage  consolidated  5s  are  limited  to  $9,000  per  mile  of 
road,  with  $6,500  additional  per  mile  to  be  held  by  the  trustee  for  sole 
purpose  of  retiring  the  first  mortgage  preference  5s  after  live  years  at 
105  and  accrued  interest.  Interest  on  the  comols  during  the  first  five 
years  of  their  life  may  be  met  by  the  issue  of  6  per  cent  10  year  certifi- 
cates of  indebtedness,  redeemable  at  the  pleasure  of  the  company  at 
any  six-mouths'  Interest  period ;  coupons  of  July,  1896,  were  paid  in 
cash.— V.  63,  p.  29. 

GENERAL  FINANCES. — In  April,  1896,  the  company  held  in  its 
treasury  on  present  mileage,  $283,000  first  preference  bonds  (addi- 
tional to  the  $1,440,000  in  table  above)  and  $322,500  common  stock  ; 
besides  a  cash  reserve  for  future  improvements.  Also  owns  entire 
issue  of  stock  and  bonds  of  Abbeyville  &  Waycross  RR.  The  Colum- 
bus Southern  Ry.  (88  miles)  was  consolidated  with  O.  &  A.  January  1, 
1897.  G.  &  A.  preference  bonds,  $572,000  (at  $6,500  per  mile),  and 
consols,  $792,000  (at  $9,000  per  mile),  were  issued  on  the  property, 
but  some  of  these  were  turned  into  the  G.  &  A.  treasury  a9  treasury 
assets— see  V.  64,  p.  82. 

EARNINGS.— 6  mouths,  >  1896,  gross,  $525,193 ;  net,  $179,806. 
July  1  to  Dec.  31.      $  1895,  gross,    279,818:  net,      71.489. 

For  year  ending  June  30, 1896.  gross,  $626,125;  net,  $167,241.  In 
1894-95  gross,  $477,035;  net.  $62,989. 

President,  John  Skelton  Williams,  Richmond,  Va.— (V.  63,  p.  29,  310, 
652,  1062 ;  V.  64,  p.  82.) 

Georgia  midland  Ry.— O wns  road  from  Columbus  to  McDonough, 
Ga.,  98  miles.  Successor  April  1, 1896,  of  the  Georgia  Midland  &  Gulf 
RR.,  sold  in  foreclosure  Feb.  1.  Leased  from  July  1, 1896,  for  99  years 
to  the  Southern  Ry.  for  $49,500  annual  rental  (being  Interest  on  the 
first  mortgage  bonds)  and  rental  obligations  to  Georgia  Midland  Ter- 
minal Co.  to  the  amount  of  $2,500.  Capital  stock  Is  $1,000,000.  owned 
by  Southern  Ry.  Co.  (V.  62,  p.  1177.)  Car  trusts  on  July  1,  1896, 
$9,576.  Interest  on  new  bonds  accrues  from  Oct.  1, 1896. 

EARNINGS.— In  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $164,305;  net, 
$27,321.  In  1894-5,  gross,  $148,741;  net,  $17,026.  N.  D.  Lancaster, 
Secretary,  10  Wall  St.,  New  York.-(V.  60,  p.  1058 ;  V.  62,  p.  138,  277, 
1177;  V.  63,  -0.361.) 

Georgia  Fuel  Bo.— See  SOUTHERN  RAILWAY  COMPANY. 

Georgia  Railroad  &  Banking  Company.— Owns  from 
Augusta,  Ga.,  to  Atlanta,  Ga.,  171  miles;  branches  to  Washington 
and  Athens,  58  miles;  Maoon  &  Augusta  RR.  (proprietary  road),  Camak, 
Ga.,  to  Macon,  Ga.,  74  miles;  trackage,  4  miles;  total,  307  miles. 

ORGANIZATION.— Owns  also  one-half  the  stock  of  the  Western  Railway 
of  Alabama  (the  Central  of  Georgia  Railway  owning  the  other  half), 
and  has  a  one-fifth  interest  in  the  Port  Royal  &  Augusta  and  a  thirty- 
five  one-hundredths  interest  in  the  Atlanta  &  West  Point  (which  see). 
Guarantees  (jointly  with  Central  RR.  &  B.  Co.  of  Georgia)  the  $1,543,- 
000  first  mortgage  4^  per  cents  of  Western  Railway  of  Alabama. 

In  April,  1881,  the  railroad  (307  miles)  and  its  interest  in  the  other 
railroad  companies  were  leased  for  99  years  to  W.  M.  Wadley  and 
associates,  for  the  Central  of  Georgia  and  the  Louisville  &  Nashville,  at 
$600,000  per  year.  The  reorganized  Central  of  Georgia  Ry.'s  rela 
tions  with  the  Georgia  RR.  had  not  been  defined  to  December,  1896. 

Deo.  31, 1892,  the  banking  department  was  turned  over  to  the  "Geor- 
gia Railroad  Bank,"  a  separate  corporation,  a  majority  [$198,200]  of 
whose  stock  is  held  by  the  Georgia  RR.  &  Banking  Co. 

DIVIDENDS  since  1880— In  1881,  9>fl  per  cent:  in  1882,  10H;  from 
1883  to  1887,  10;  in  1888,  10%;  from  1889  to  Jan.,  1897,  both 
inclusive,  at  rate  of  11  per  cent  per  annum  (23t  per  cent  quarterly). 

COMPANY'S  REPORT.— In  year  ending  March  31,  1895,  rental,  etc., 
was  $600,000;  dividend  from  bank,  etc.,  $11,947;  total,  $611,947; 
Interest,  $148,000;  dividends  paid  (11  percent),  $462,000. 

EARNINGS.— 307  miles,  >  1896 Gross,  $714,742 ;  net,  $258,060. 

July  1  to  Nov.  30.      J 1895.... Gross,    626,745;  net,    221,591. 

Including  other  income,  net  (1896),  $289,436,  against  $252,967  • 
Earnings  of  railroad  for  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $1,479,792  i 
net,  $431,120;  dividends  received,  $92,752 ;  total  income,  $523,872 ; 
rental  to  Ga.  RR.  &  B.  Co.,  $600,000.  In  1894-95  gross,  $1,307,638  ; 
net,  $320.274;  total  net,  including  other  income,  $413,026.— (V.  59, 
p.  11 02;  V.  60,  p.  1144;  V.  63,  p,  28.) 

Georgia  Southern  &  Florida  Ry.— (See  Map  of  Southern  Ry.)— 
Owns  from  Macon,  Ga.,  to  Palatka.  Fla..  285  miles. 

HISTORY.— A  reorganization  of  the  Georgia  S.  &  F.  Railroad,  sold  in 
foreclosure  April  2,  *95.  (Per  plan  iuV.  60,  p.  928;  see  also  V.  59,  p.  551. 

STOCK.— Oommon,  $1,000,000;  1st  pref.  5  p.  c.,  $684,000,  having  a 
Hen  on  the  property;  2d  pref.,  5  p.  o.,  $l,08»,OuO.  Issued  to  March, 
1896,  common.  $684,000;  1st  preferred,  $684,OOO;  2d  preferred,  $684.. 
000.  Southern  Ry.  owns  12,270  shares  of  stock  and  Edwards  &  Par- 
sons, of  Boston..  7,160  shares.  V.  63,  p.  29.  A  dividend  of  4  p.  o.  on 
1st  preferred  was  paid  Nov.  1, 1896. 

BONDS.— Abstract  of  1st  mortgage  of  1895  was  in  V.  61,  p.  429.  Tho 
mortgage  is  for  $4.000,000  and  covers  all  of  the  propertv  and  franchises 
and  provides  also  that  the  $684,000  first  preferred  stork  authorized 
shall  constitute  a  lien  upon  the  same  second  only  to  the  bonds  and 
coupons.  Mortgage  trustee  is  Mercantile  Trust  &  Deposit  Co.  of  Balti- 
more. On  July  1,  1896,  $3,584,000  firsts  were  outstanding,  the  bal- 


JA.MABY.  1897.] 


KAILKOAD    STOCKS    AJSD    BO-NUS. 


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INVESTOKS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


|  VOL.  LXIV. 


RAILROADS 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  tint  page  of  tables. 

Mll,- 
Of 

Road. 

Date 
of 

Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

pal,  When  Doe. 
Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

285 
"35 

1895 

1882 
1891 

l.SSM-9 

1892 
1869 

1869 
1891 
IH'.Mi 
1896 

1*892 

1879 
1879 

18SO 
1883 
1887 
1890 

1XS2 

1SS7 
1888 

$1,000 

1,000 

1,  (II  III 

1,000 

$3,584,000 
100,000 
250,000 
215,000 
246,500 
300,000 
5,506,700 
1,367,000 

I        49,000 

3,959,000 
3,962,OOO 
Oct.'9G  none 
25,OOO,OOO 
15,000,000 
20,000,000 
358,400 
8,000,000 
5,676.000 
33,607,000 
7,805,000 
£3,000,000 
$2,800,000 
4,700,000 
8,700,000 
3,625,000 
500,000 

6 
5  A6 
6 
5g. 

J.  &  J. 
A.  A  0. 
A.  A  O. 

Various 

J.'A'D. 

Balt.M.T.AD.Co.AN.Y. 
Phlla.,  P.  &  H.  office, 
do              do 
do             do 

July  1,  1945 
1898 
1914 
Oct.    1,  1929 
1928-29 
June  1,  1942 

•MMtttfv  4  Horritft.-8o.Mt.  UtM.,guar.by  P.  A  R. 
OettyibV  A  H.  lit  M.,  old  Issue,  gu.  by  P.  A  R..  . 
Ooi.  M.  $5*8,000.  g.,  gu.  p.*  1.  (end.)by  Ph.  A  R.O' 

feZ^r^^rACtarrpi/cAte-lit  M.,  gold.  iru.  p.A  i.c 

13 

335 
335 
335 
335 

624 
624 
1,221 
2,533 
420 
819 

"72 
256 
205 

1,000 
100 

1,000 
1,000 

1.000 

1,000 
1,000 

"ioo 

1,000 
100 
100  Ac. 

1,000 

1,000 
1,000 

l.OOOA-t 
£100  Ac 

*1,0()0 

UKKKVc 

1.000 
1,000 

N.Y.,Gr'd  Cent.8tatlon. 

•rand  Rapid*  4  Jnaiana  fly-Stock,  $6,OO(V&OO.o- 
lit  M..  land  grant,  g.,  s.  f.  (guar.  by  Pa.BR.)..o 

7  g. 
5     7g. 

*      !,*' 
4kg. 

2to4g. 

5  per  an. 
4  g. 
6  per  an. 
7  g. 
6  g. 

4k  A  ig. 

if: 

5A6g. 
5  g. 
5A6g. 
5g. 
5  g. 

J.   A  J. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  J. 
A.  A  O. 

Q.'—  F. 
M.  A   8. 
Q.—  F. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A  D. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A  J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.    A   J. 
J.   A  D 
J.   A   J. 

N.  Y.,  Winslow,  L.  A  Co. 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 

N.  Y.  Offlce,'27  Pine  St. 
do             do 
do             do 
New  York  and  London, 
do              do 
New  York,  27  Pine  Bt. 
do              do 
do              do 
N.  Y.  A  Lon.,  Baring  Bros 
New  York,  27  Pine  St. 
N.Y.27Pine;  Bos.,Lee,H 
New  York,  27  Pine  St. 
do              do 
do              do 

Oct.    1,  1899 
Oct.    1,  1899 
Oct.    1,  1899 
July  1,  1941 
Oct.    1,   1936 

1st  mortgage,  gold,  no  lien  on  land  grant.  o 
lit  mort.,  extaodeoVgold,  guar.  by  Pa.  RR  o 
3d  mortgage,  $5  000,000,  gold  (see  text)  o 
Onaft  Pt.Trr.Rv.—l*t  M.,  $500,OOO  <V.«3,p.30)  .0* 
VI.  Xorthrm—  Stock,  pref.  (no  com.  stock  Issued). 
Collat.  Tr.  mort.,  red.  at  100  on  3  months,  gold.c 
Bt.  Paul  Minn.  A  Man.  —Stock  (rental  6  p.  c.  In  gold) 
St.  P.  Mta.  A  Man.  lBtM.l.gr.,s.f..g..dr'natl05.o* 
2d  mortgage,  gold  (does  not  cover  lands)  o* 
Dakota  ExtBnftlon  1st  M.,  gold.  o* 
Con».  mort.,  l.gr.  ($13,344,000  are  6s).  gold.o'Ar 
Montana  Exten.  IstM.  ($25,OOOp.  m.),gold.c**r 
Pacific  Extension  M.  for  46.0OO.OOO,  gold..o*&r 
Mlnneap.  L'n.RR.lstM.,g..gu.<$650,OOOare5s).e" 
Eartof  Minn.  1st  M.  ($50,000  p.  m.),  g.,gu..c'*r 
Montana  On.  1st  M.,g.  ($6,000,000  are  6s)gu.c*r 
Wlllmar  A  Sioux  Falls  let  M..  g.,  gu.p.Al.(end)o*  AT 

Feb.,  '97,  lk% 
Sept.  1.  19O2 
Feb.   1,  1897 
July  1,  1909 
Oct.    1,  1909 
Nov.  1,  1910 
July  1,  1933 
June  1,  1937 
July  1,  1940 
July  1,  1923 
Apr.  1,  1908 
July  1,  1937 
June  1,  1938 
July  1,  1911 

ance  being  reserved  fur  old  claims  for  car  tri 
menu.    On  June  30,  1896.  there  were  equipmen 
to  August,  1899,)  outstanding  to  the  amount  of  $£ 
EARNINGS     5   months    >  1896            .gross,  $38< 

sts  and  for  improve 
t  notes  (due  monthly 
0,249. 
),375  ;  net,  $128,415 
1,613  ;  net,    144,702 
15;  net,  $258,786;  In- 
In  1894-95,  gross, 
,052  ;  net,  $180,886. 

Extensions  completed  Deo.,  1896,  are:    Halstead  to  Crookston,  33 
miles  ;  Hope  to  Aneta,  28  miles. 
HISTORY,  STOCK,  LEASES,  ETC.—  This  corporation  in  February,  189O 
eased  the  St.  Paul  Minneapolis  A  Manitoba  for  999  years,  assuming  its 
funded  debt  and  guaranteeing  6  per  cent  per  annum  in  gold  on  its  $20.- 
900,000  stock.  The  Great  Northern'sauthorized  capital  was  $40,000  .OOO, 
at  which  $20,000,000  preferred  6  per  cent  non-cumulative  was  offered 
;o  Manitoba  stockholders  at  50,  the  remaining  50  per  cent  being  paid  by 
i  transfer  to  the  Great  Northern  of  all  the  securities  owned  by  the  Man- 

July  1  to  Nov  30        51895  gross,    36< 

In  the  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $869.1' 
terest  on  bonds,  $179,200;  bal.,  surplus.  $79,586. 
$843,558;  net,  $228,595.    In  1893-94,  gross,  $831 

OFFICERS.— President,  Samuel  Spencer,  New  York;  Vice-President, 
Win.  Checkley  Shaw,  Macon;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Ben.  C.  Smith, 
Mncon :  Assistant  Secretary,  R.  D.  Lankford,  New  York.— (V.  61,  p. 
113,  420,  429,871;  V.  62,  p.  908;  V.  63,  p.  29,  jo/,  458,  554,  794.) 

Gettysburg  &  H arrlnbure  KK.— Road  from  Carlisle  to  Gettys- 
burg. Pa.,  32  miles;  branch  to  Round  Top,  Pa.,  3  miles.  Road  opened 
In  1884  as  G.  &  H.  Railroad  and  name  changed  to  Jtailirau  in  1891. 
Philadelphia  A  Reading  RR.  owns  the  capital  stock  of  $(iOO,OOO  (par 
value  per  share  $50). 

Gooverneur  &  Onwoitatclile.— Owns  from  Gouverneurto  Ed- 
wards, N.  Y.,  13  miles.  Stock,  $350,000,  all  owned  by  N.  Y.  Central, 
—which  guarantees  the  bonds.  See  V.  55,  p.  810  and  V.  56,  p.  501. 

Grand  Rapid*  &  Indiana  «.y.—(See  Map  of  Penrsylvania  RR.) 
—Owns  from  Fort  Wayne.  Ind.,  to  Mackinaw  City,  367  miles  Manistee 
Branch,  19;  other  branches,  47  miles;  total  owned.  433  miles;  operates 
the  following  roads  but  has  not  assumed  the  old  company's  leases 
thereof:  Cincinnati  Richmond  A  Fort  Wayne  RR.,  86  m;  Traverse  City 
RR.,  26m.;  Muskegon  Grand  Rapids  A  Indiana  RR..37  <u. 

HISTORY.— The  Grand  Rapids  A  Indiana  Railroad,  formed  In  1854, 
was  sold  under  foreclosure  of  second  mortgage,  June  10,  1896,  to 
Pennsylvania  RR.  and  present  Railway  Company  took  possession 
August  1, 1896.  The  reorganization  plan  was  in  V.  63,  p.  153, 154. 

STOCK.— Capital  stock  is  $6,OOO,OOO,  of  which  $1,009,900  was  issued 
on  account  of  overdue  coupons  of  old  company;  $4,006,000  for  the  old 
general  mortgage  5s  and  $490,800  for  car  trusts,  etc. 

BONDS.— The  first  mortgage  land  grant  bonds  extended  at  4k  per 
cent  are  endorsed  with  the  guaranty  of  the  Pennsylvania  RR.  Co.  to 
purchase  the  coupons  as  they  mature,  and  the  bond  itself  at  ma- 
turity If  not  paid  by  the  Grand  Rapids  Company.  They  have  no 
lien  on  the  land  grant.  See  guaranty  V.  56,  p.  649.  Coupons  of  un- 
guaranteed nt  mtgs.  r»  from  Oct.,  1894,  to  Oct.,  1896,  were  paid  by 
Winslow,  Lanler  A  Co.,  N.  Y.,  on  Oct.  1, 1896.  V.  63,  p.  tOl. 

Second  mortgage  of  1898  is  for  $5,OOO,OOO,  bearing  interest  from 
Oct.  1, 1896,  for  one  year  at  2  p.  c.;  two  years  at  3  p.  c.  and  thereafter 
at  4  p.  o.  Bonds  for  #1 ,038.000  remain  in  the  treasury.  Mortgage 
trustee* :  William  N.  Jackson,  of  Indianapolis,  and  Commonwealth 
Title,  Insurance  A  Trust  Co.,  of  Philadelphia. 

LANDS.— The  company  had  a  land  grant  and  in  1894  sold  12,574  acres 
of  hard  wood  and  1,400  acres  of,  pine  land,  for  the  aggregate  price 
of  (102,998.  Lands  unsold  on  Jan.  1,  1895,  were  about  235,494 
acres. 

•EARNINGS — 11  months, )  1896 Gross,  $2,270,726;  net,  $404,216 

Jan.  1  to  No v.  30.        J 1895 Gross,    2,468,233;  net,    51 1,5*2 

*  These  earnings  are  for  the  whole  system,  585  miles. 

A NXI-AI.  REPORT.— Report  for  1895  was  in  V.  62,  p.  775,  showing: 


Tear  endfg  Dee.  31.  1895. 

Mile*  operated 436 

Gross  Income $2,074,841 

Net  over  exp's  A  taxes  410,116 

Interest  on  bonds,  etc.  532,460 
Int.  on  floating  debt. .  24,196 
Rentals  and  mlscel ...  59,487 


1894. 
436 

$1,900,401 

404,680 

564,948 

34,387 

103,260 


1893. 
436 

$2,185,899 

349,859 

668,581 

311,51)3 

89,113 


1892. 
436 

$2,516,640 

706,548 

724,850 

46,997 

177,866 


Balance df.$206,027  df.$297,915  dl.$342,428  df.$243,165 

— (V.62,p.  84,502,548,  715,821, 1087;    V.  63,  p.  153,  229,601,754). 

Great  Northern  Ry.— (See Map.)— Operatesalow-gradetrunkline, 
extending  from  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  across  the  great  wheat  belt  of  the  Red 
River  Valley  and  across  the  State  of  Montana,  tapping  its  sliver  and 
copiier  mining  district,  to  the  Pacific  Coast  at  Spokane,  Wash.,  Port- 
land. Ore..  Westminster,  British  Columbia,  etc.  From  Duluth,  the  head 
of  navigation  on  the  Great  Lakes,  the  steamers  of  the  Northern  Steam- 
ship Co.  (whose  $1,5OO.OOO  stock  Is  owned)  run  east  to  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
As  to  Cascade  Tunnel,  see  V.  63,  p.  1115. 


Linn  leased-  and  opera!  fd— 
Bt  Paul  Minn.  A  Man.  Ry., 

St.  Paul  to  Lowell,  Wash. . .  1,790 
Branches  In  Minnesota,  the 

Dakotas  and  Montana 1,930 

Trackage  to  Spokane,  etc 10 

Total  operated  directly .  .3,730 
Slock  outned—oper.  teparahlu— 

Wlllmar  A  Sioux  Falls— 
Wlllraar  to  Yankton,  8.  D..    205 

Duluth  Wntertow  n  &  Pacific— 
Watertown  to  Huron,  Dak.      70 


Minneapolis  Union  Ry.,  etc.. 
Eastern  Ry.  of  Minnesota — 

Hlnckley  to  Duluth 72 

Montana  Central- 
Great  Falls  to  Butte,  etc ...    257 
Owned,  unbonded — oper.  sep't'ly — 
Seattle  A  Montana  RR.         ) 
Fall-haven  &  Southern  RR.  > 
Westminster  Southern  RR. } 
Seattle  to  So.  Westminster.    159 

Total  road  July,  1896.... 4,498 
2d  and  3d  track  and  sidings.    693 


toba  Company,  amounting  to  over  $22,000,000 ;  subsequently  $5,000,- 
)00  of  preferred  was  issued.  The  securities  acquired  by  the  Great  Nor- 
;hern  have  been  placed  in  trust  to  secure  the  unity  of  the  system.  (See 
V.  49,  p.  435;  V.  50,  p.  205.)  The  preferred  stock  can  be  increased  with 
the  consent  of  three  fourths  the  pref.  outstanding. 

STOCK— In  1893  $5,000,000  preferred  stock  was  sold  to  pay  for 
equipment,  terminals,  etc.  See  V.  56,  p.  753. 

LANDS.— St.  P.  Min.  A  Man.  land  grant  was  3,848,000  acres.  Land 
sales  are  applied  to  the  redemption  of  1st  mort.  bonds  at  or  under  105 . 

Sales  for  year  ending  June  30,1896,  were  66,872  acres  for  $5-15,- 
674  and  489  town  lots  for  $7,182.  The  net  amount  due  on  land  con- 
tract* June  30, 1896,  was  $1,289,548;  lands  unsold,  1,457,169  acres,  of 
which  118,353  acres  in  dispute  with  St.  P.  A  Northern  Pacific. 

Minneapolis  A  St.  Cloud  grant  was  476,864  acres;  unsold  July  1, 
1896,  409,951  acres;  sales  in  1895-96  were  1,934  acres  for  $12,160. 

DIVIDENDS,      >  1890     1891      1892  to  Feb.,  1897  (inclusive), 
Great  North,  pf.  J  1  %        43i          5  p.  c.  yearly  (1»4  quar.) 

BONDS. — In  1892  the  Great  Northern  Issued  its  collateral  trust  bonds 
for  $15,000,000,  secured  by  deposit  with  the  trustee  of  £3 ,000,000  Pacific 
Extension  4s  of  the  St.  Paul  Minn.  A  Manitoba  Ry.  Co.  V.  54,  p.  525. 

The  St.  Paul  Min.  &  Man.  consol.  mort.  of  1883  is  for  $50,000,000,  of 
which  bonds  are  reserved  to  pay  prior  liens.  The  mortgage  on  Montana 
Extension  is  for  $25,000,000  for  extensions,  $15,000  per  mile  being 
allowed  for  second  track;  bonds  for  $11,502,000  secured  by  this  mort- 
gage, additional  to  amount  in  table,  are  deposited  as  part  security  for 
Pacific  extension  bonds.  Abstract  V.  45,  p.  342. 

Pacific  extension  mortgage  for  £6,000,000  (trustee  of  mortgage  Cen- 
tral Trust  Company  of  New  York),  provides  for  bonds  at  £6,000  per 
mile  in  Montana  and  £7,000  per  mfle  west  of  Montana;  £3,000,000 
of  this  issue,  in  addition  to  tho  se  given  in  the  table  above,  are  pledged  to 
secure  the  Great  Northern's  collateral  trust  bonds.  See  abstract  ol 
mortgage.  V.  52,  p.  82. 

Eastern  Railway  of  Minnesota  runs  from  HInckley  northward  70 
miles,  to  a  point  near  Duluth;  the  mortgage  covers  road,  equipment,  ter- 
minals and  elevators.  Montana  Central  bonds  cover  several  roads 
(See  adv.  CHBON.  Dec.  12, 1891.)  The  Manitoba  guarantees  both  these 
issues,  and  the  Great  Northern  assumes  the  guaranty. 

The  Willmar  <t  Sioux  Falls  bonds  are  endorsed  with  joint  and  several 
guaranty  of  the  Manitoba  and  Great  Northern  companies.  Further 
Issues  may  be  made  at  $17,500  p.  m.  for  additional  road.  V.  56,  p.  247. 

Minneapolis  Western  first  mortgage  is  for  $1,000,000  and  covers  the 
property  and  equipment  of  that  company.  The  bonds  are  uncondition- 
ally guaranteed  by  the  St.  P.  M.  &  M.  and  the  Gt.  Nor.  V.  60,  p.  835. 

GENERAL  FINANCES. — The  earnings  of  the  company  from  June  18, 
1893,  include  the  Pacific  Extension,  819  miles. 

As  to  new  steamship  lines  to  Japan  see  V.  63,  p.  153. 189,  402;  V 
59,  p.  152,  191.      In    year  1895-96    the    Great   Northern  received 
$400,000  (being  8  p.  o.)    in  dividends  on  Eastern  Ry.  of  Minn,  stock. 

The  strength  of  the  company  is  largely  due  to  low  grades  and  the 
consequent  large  train  loads  (In  1895-96  averaging  256  tons);  rate  per 
ton  mile  '976  of  a  cent. 


EARNINGS. — For   calendar 
$18,126,386  in  1895. 


year   1896   gross,   $19,632,093,    against 


ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Annual  meeting  Is  held 
at  St.  Paul  on  the  second  Thursday  in  September.  The  annual  report 
for  1895-96  was  published  in  full  In  V.63,  p.  498,  505.  See  also  editori- 
al, p.  480. 

The  following  tables  show  (1)  earnings  of  the  lines  leased  from  St. 
Paul  Minneapolis  A  Manitoba  Co.,  (2)  the  Gt.  Northern  income  account, 
(3)  the  earnings  of  the  whole  system,  including  Minn  Western,  Duluth 
Term'l,  Northern  S.  8.  Co.,  Gt.  No.  Express  and  Sand  Coulee  Coal  Co 

(1.)  OPERATIONS  ST.  PAUL  MINNEAPOLIS  A  MANITOBA. 

Tear  end.  June  30.       1896.  1895.  1894.  1893. 

Av.  miles  operated..       3,770  3,766  3,765  3,352 

Gross  earnings.... $15,297,453  $13,109,940  $11,345,357  $13,522,581 
Maint.  of  way,  Ac... $1,821,962 
Maint.  of  equipm't..    1,185,914 

Transportation 4,122,473 

General    .  768,632 

Taxes 528,053 

Total  expenses.. $8,427,034 

Netearnlngs $6,870,419 

P.c.ofexp.Ataxes.       55-08 


$1,909,313 
950,937 
3,556,699 
729,513 
459,216 

$1,767,447 
855,635 
3,219,172 
646,525 
411,943 

$2,107,413 
1,045,419 
3,473,277 
709,308 
375,554 

$7,605,678 
$5,504,262 
58-01 

$6,900,722 
$4,444,635 
60-82 

$7,710,971 
$5,811,610> 
57-02 

JANUARY,  1807.  J 


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RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Bo*4 

Date 
of 

Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  Princi- 
pal, When  line. 

For  explanation  of  column  heading*,  Ac.,  see  notes 
on  0nt  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

Grrrn  Hay  rf  Wn  tern  Kit.— 

$100 
1,000 
1,000 
10 
500 

$2,500,000 
fOO.OOO 
7,000.000 
200.OOO 
200.000 
1.2OO.OOO 
630,000 
400,000 
(1) 
240.000 
160,000 
350.OOO 
325,000 
9,168,700 
5,083,200 
8.000.OOO 

r.o.odo 

1,182,550 
7OO.OOO 
2,703,800 
700,000 
20O.OOO 
176,000 

600,000 
485,000 
1,92  0,000 

N.  Y.,  when  earned. 

Del>entureii,  ClaM  A,  Incomes,  text,  nou  CUID..C' 
Claw  B,  incomes,  after  stork,  non-cuin  c* 

1896 
1896 

up  to  5 



do             do 
do              do 
D.L.&W.off.26Exch.Pl. 
do             do 

m 
<»> 

Dec.,  '96,  3% 
Deo.   1,  1902 
1936 
Aug.  1,  1913 
June  30,  1896 
3O  years. 
Apr.   1,  1927 
Apr.   1,  1927 
Aug.  1/96,  5% 
Jan.   1,  1931 
Dec.  31,  1895 
Deo.  31,  1895 
Moh.  1,  1911 
Mar.  1,  1911 
Jan.,'97,3Is% 
July  1,  1918 
Aug.  31,  1896 
July  1,  1903 
Oct.,   1896 
Sept.  1,  1922 

Mch.  27,  1895 
July  1,   1933 

0  sem-nn 
7 
5g. 
6  g. 
l>3p.C.iu 
5 
6g. 

J.   &  O. 
J.   &  D. 

F.'  "*  A. 
J'ne.'96 

J."&"j. 
J.   &   J. 

J."A"J. 

Dec'ber. 
Dec'ber. 
M.  &  8. 

J."&"j. 
J.   &  J. 
F&A.31 
J.   &   J. 
A.  &  O. 
M.  &   S. 

Mch,  '95 
J.   &  J. 

First  mortgage  

8 
"62 

1872 

I  Mill! 

1893 

Orrmir.and.rf  R'.-lstM..  $12,000  p.m..  g.(see  text) 
Cull  Ktanmnnt*  A'.C.-lst  M.,  910,OOOp.in.,gold.c 
Quit*  Chuago—  Stock  

500 
100 

Boston.  12  Pearl  St. 
Ripley,  Miss. 

Onlf  <f  liitmtalr  Ry.  of  Trias  -Bonds  
Ouff*  Skip  Iilanf-ltt  M.,  ($12,000  p.  in.)  gold.c 

.... 

1887 
1887 



100 
1,000 

100 

100 
1,000 
10,000 
50 
500  Ac. 
100 
1,000 
100 
1,000 

100 
1,000 

See  text. 
5  g. 
See  text. 
See  text. 
6 
6 
7  per  an. 

2  per  an. 
5 
6  per  an. 
5  g. 

9 

5g. 

New  York  City. 
N.  Y.,  Third  Nat.  Bank. 
Boston  Office, 
do 
N.Y.,Bk.of  No.  America. 

Oonsol.  If.  (9400,000)  gold,  redeemable  at  105.  .  . 

22 

1891 

Oonsol.  mortgage,  now  1st  mortgage  o' 

292 

1881 
1894 

1853 
1883 
1892 

Borruo.  Portrm'th  lit.  Joy  <t  Lane.—  Stock.?  p.  c.gu. 
1st  mortgage  (ext'd  In  1883),  guar.p.Ai.Pa.  RR..r 
ttarlford  m  Connecticut  Western  —  Stock  ..  

54 
54 
109 
109 

4>4 
24  >a 

ORD. 

Phlla.  ,  Company's  Office 
do              do 
Hartford, 
do 
See  Central  of  N.  J. 
Boat-Old  Colony  Tr.Co. 

Blbernia  Mine  RU.—  Stock  

Bootat  Tunnel  <t  Wilmington.—  Bonds,  $250,000  g.. 
Hbtuo/onw—See  NEW  YORK  NEW  HAVEN  A.  HARTF 

1st  M.,  95OO,OOO,  g,,  915.0OO  cancelled  by  a.  f.c" 

22 

1893 

Mer.  L.  &  Tr.  Co.,  Chic. 

192 

1893 

1,000 
100 

See  text. 
10,000,000 
See  text. 
7,381,000 

5g. 

M.  &  N. 

New  York. 

May  1,  1933 

75 
453 

1870 
1890 

6 
5g. 

J."i"j. 

Houston,  Texan. 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 

Annually. 
July  1,  1987 

1st  M.l.gr.,g.,red.HO,tnt.gu.,  $683.000  paid..c**r 

1,000 

(2)  GREAT  NORTHERN  RAILROAD 

Tear  ending  June  30.                   1896. 
Met  earns.  St  P.  M.  A  Man....  $6,870,419 
Interest  on  bonds  owned  56,195 
Dividends  on  stocks  owned  —       403,631 
Rentals  of  leased  lines       ..            22O.254 

INCOME  ACCOUNT. 

1895.                 1894. 
$5,504,262       $4,444,634 
113,917             133,197 
731,631          1,084,608 
228,640             236,134 
21,912             248,099 
53,655             109,807 
158,081             179,671 

50,176 

Other  Income  

74,887 

$7  675  562 

$6,812,098 
5,372,590 
(5)1,250,000 

$6,436,150 
5,312,655 
(5)1,187,500 
40,150 

Paid  rental  St.  P.  M.  A  Man 
Great  Northern  dividends... 

.    5.383,016 
(5)1,250,000 

Balance sr.$l,042,547  BUT. $189,508  def.$104,155 

(3)  OPERATIONS  OF  WHOLE  SYSTEM. 

Year  end.  June  30/96.       Gross.  Net.  Olh.inc.  Tot.nelinc'1 

St.  Paul  M.  &M.  Ry.. $15.297,453  $6,870,419  $405.144  $7,275,563 

Eastern  By.  of  Minn..      1,899,446  965,070  57,199  1,022,269 

Montana  Central  Ry..     1,766,035  599,418  8,070  607,488 

Will.  A  Sioux  Falls  Ry.         626,648  336,575  696  337,271 

Dul.  Water.APac.  Ry.          22,982  def.  22,464  122  def.  22,342 

Tot  Ry.  sys.  proper. $19,612,564  $8,749,018  $471,231  $9,220,249 
Minneapolis  Union....  291,327  240,773  272  241,045 

88.,  coal  Aexpr'scos.     1,915,808         215,687        37,730         253,417 

Tot.  for  the  system. $21,819,699    $9,205,478    $509,233    $9,714,710 

From  this  last  result  ($9,714,710)  are  payable  the  total  interest 
charge  of  all  the  companies,  $5.184,584,  and  the  guaranteed  dividends 
on  St.  Paul  Minneapolis  &  Manitoba  stock,  $1,200,000,  a  total  of 
$6,384.584,  leaving  a  balance  of  $3,330,126,  from  which  have  been 
paid  dividends  aggregating  $1,250,000  on  the  stock  of  the  Great 
Northern  Ry.  Co.— (V.  63,  p.  153, 189,  402,  48O,  498,  SOS,  1115.) 

Green  Bay  &  Western  Hj.— Road  owned  from  Green  Bay,  Wls., 
to  Marshland.Wls.,  209  miles;  branches,  13m.:  trackage  to  Winona,  4  m. 

HISTORY.— A  reorganization  June  5, 1896  (per  plan  in  V.  61,  p.  471), 
of  the  Green  Bay  winona  &  St.  Paul,  sold  in  foreclosure  May  12, 1896. 

SECURITIES.  —There  are  no  fixed  charges  on  the  property  other  than 
taxes,  nor  can  any  be  placed  thereon,  or  the  property  be  sold  or  leased 
without  con«ent  of  75  per  cent  of  stock.  Class  A.  debentures  are  en- 
titled to  2>s  per  cent  interest,  if  earned,  then  common  stock  to  2^  p.c., 
then  the  two  share  ratably ;  but  after  5  per  cent  has  been  paid  on  both, 
class  B  bonds  are  entitled  to  all  surplus  earnings.  See  V.  61,  p.  471. 

EARNINGS. — Of  old  company  from  Jan.  1  to  June  9, 1896  (5*4  months), 
gross,  $193,026;  net.  $50,194;  for  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1895,  gross, 
9393,334;  net,  $68,1 88;  1894,  gross,  $395,632;  net,  $49,829;  in  1893, 
gross,  9443,419;  net,  $83,264. 

DIRECTORS.— 8.  8.  Palmer,  President;  Mark  T.  Cox,  Secretary  and 
Treasurer,  40  Wall  Street,  N.  Y. ;  C.  Ledyard  Blair,  Win.  J.  Wilson  and 
W.  J.  Hunt.  (V.  63,  p.  652,  ?S4,  922;  V.  64,  p.  134,  178.) 

Green  Bay  Winona  &  St.  Paul.— SEE  GREEN  BAY  &  WESTERN. 

Greene  RK.— Owns  road  from  Chenango  Forks  to  Greene,  N.  Y., 
8  miles.  Leased  to  Delaware  Lack.  W.  for  term  of  charter  for  6  per  cent 
on  stock  and  Interest  on  bonds.  Capital  stock,  $200,000;  par,  $10. 

Greenwood  Anderson  Sc  Western  Ky.— Leased  on  Jan.  17, 
896,  the  Carolina  Midland,  which  runs  from  Allendale,  S.  C.,  to 
Seivern,  8.  C.,  55  miles.  Extension  to  Batesburg  and  Greenwood  was 
under  construction,  of  which  9  miles  to  Alethea,  S.  C.,  was  completed 
In  December,  1896.  The  bonds  are  authorized  for  $1,512,000  (trustee 
Central  Trust  Co.)  See  full  particulars  V.  63,  p.  357. 

RECEIVER.— On  Jan.  5,  1897,  Mike  Brown  and  T.  B.  Lee  were  ap- 
pointed receivers.— V.  64,  p.  82. 

EARSix<;s.-5  months,  J1896 Gross,  $33,006;  net,  $18,250 

July  1  to  Nov.  30.  51895 Gross,  30,563;  net,  14,482 

For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $57,661;  net,  $20,010.  In 
1894  95,  frronK,  $51,47!»;  net,  $35,45(5: 

Pros,  and  Treas.,  Mike  Brown     (V.  64,  p.  82.) 

Gulf  Beaumont  &  Kaii»a.  City  Ry.— Organized  in  1893to  build 
a  road  from  Beniimont,  Tex.,  through  the  pine  lands  and  stone  quarries 
lying  between  the  Neches  and  Sablne  rivers,  thence  to  connections 
with  systems  of  roads  in  northern  Texas,  reaching  Kansas  City,  St 
Louis  and  Chicago;  65 miles  of  main  line  and  branches  in  operation. 
A  traflir  contract  was  made  June  30, 1896,  with  the  Gulf  &  Inter-State 
a  newly-constructed  line  70  miles  long,  connecting  Beaumont  and 
Oalvenon.  Capital  stock  authorized  and  issued,  $500,000 ;  par  $100 
First  mortgage  Is  for  $75O,OOO  gold  bonds ;  sinking  fund  is  10  per 
cent  of  net  earnings.  Car  trust  notes  due  June  30,  1900,  $16,472; 
payable  June  30.  1895,  $101,145.  EARMNGS.-For  calendar  year 

80°'oF°2^  *07'818'  a¥ftln»t  974,037  In  1895.  Year  ending 
June  30. 1896,  gross,  $83,613;  net,  $45.208;  other  Income.  SS.'iSO-  in- 
terest, etc.,  $40,448;  balance,  surplus,  $«,310.  In  1894-5,  gross.  $61,- 
409.  General  office.  Beaumont.  Tex.;  New  York  office,  37  Broad 
Street.  V.  03,  p.  880. 


Gulf  A  Ship  Island  RR.— Road  runs  from  the  Gulf  at  Gulf  Port 
to  Hattieaburg,  Miss.,  71  miles;  branch  to  HanoTsboro,  4  miles; 
total  75  miles;  rails,  60  Ib.  on  51  miles  and  56  Ib.  on  20  miles; 
Organized  in  1882  and  20  miles  wera  built  about  1888;  55  miles 
were  built  in  1895-96.  Present  owners  took  charge  iu  October, 
1 895.  On  June  30, 1895,  capital  stock  was  $400,000  and  funded  debt 
$400,000.  Receiver  reported  to  have  been  discharged  in  Sept.,  1896, 
and  road  to  be  in  charge  of  the  Bradford  Construction  Co.— V.  63,  p. 
559.  The  second  mortgage  is  a  second  lien  on  the  railroad,  but  a  first 
mortgage  on  the  land  grant  of  about  150,000  acres.  Trustee  of  mort- 
•age  is  Manhattan  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  President,  J.  T.  Jones;  Treasurer, 
V.  W.  Bell;  Secretary,  J.  T.  Powers.— V.  63,  p.  357,  559. 

Hancock  A  Calumet.— Owns  narrow-gauge  road  from  Hancock 
to  Fulton,  Mich.,  24  miles;  branches,  7  miles;  total,  31  miles. 
Stock,  $350,000;  par  $100— $250,000  owned  by  Mineral  Range  RR. 

DIVIDENDS.— In  1893,  5  p.  c.:  in  1894.  213  p.  c.;  in  1895,  Feb.,  2^2  p.  c.; 
June,  5  p.  c.;  in  1896,  Feb.,  5  p.  c.;  Aug.,  5  p.  c.  In  year  ending  June 
30, 1896.  gross,  $200,769;  net,  $96,002;  interest  and  taxes,  $21,040; 
dividends,  $17,500;  balance,  surplus,  $57,462. 

Hannibal  &.  St.  Joseph.— Owns  from  Hannibal,  Mo.,  to  St- 
Joseph,  Mo.,  206  miles;  branches— Cameron  to  Kansas  City,  53  miles ; 
8t.  Joseph  to  Atchison,  Kan.,  20  miles;  Palmyra  to  Qulnoy,  111.,  13  miles; 
leases,  3  miles ;  total  operated,  295  miles.  Owns  bridge  at  Kansas  City. 

STOCK.— Chic.  Burl.  &,  Qulncy  RR.  owns  $14,244,900  stock.  Preferred 
stock  has  prior  right  to  a  non-cumulative  dividend  of  7  per  cent ;  then 
common  to  7:  then  both  share.  DIVIDENDS.— On  preferred  stock  In  189O 
nearly  2  per  cent;  in  1891  6'82  per  cent;  in  1892,  7  per  cent  on  pre- 
ferred and  TJO  p.  c.  on  common ;  in  1893,  7  p.  c.  pref.  and  23ln  p.  c.  com- 
mon; in  1894,  7  p.  c.  pref.  and  22, 0  common;  for  1895,  7  p.  c.  pref.  and 

p.  c.  common,  of  which  5'35  p.  c.  was  extra  out  of  surplus. 

See  description  of  mortgage  lien  in  October,  1896,  SCITLEMEST,  p.  2. 

INCOME  ACCOUNTS  have  shown  surplus  for  dividends :  In  1895, 
$507,552  ;  in  1894,  $592,558  ;  In  1893,  $646,871 ;  in  1892,  $422,052. 

llarrlNliii  ru  Portsmouth  ITIount  Joy  A  Lancaster.— Owns 
from  Dillerville,  Pa.,  to  Harrisburg,  Pa.,  36  miles ;  branch,  Middletown, 
Pa.,  to  Columbia,  Pa.,  18  miles ;  total  operated,  54  miles.  Leased  to  the 
Pennsylvania  RR.  Co.  for  999  years  from  January  1,  1861,  the  rental 
being  7  per  cent  on  the  stock  and  interest  on  the  bonds,  taxes  and  ex- 
penses of  organization.  Stock,  $1,182,550;  par  $50. 

Hartford  A-  Connecticut  'Western.— Owns  from  Hartford, 
Conn.,  to  Rhinecliff,  N.  Y.,  109  miles.  Leased  till  August,  1939,  to  the 
Philadelphia  Reading  &  New  England,  the  rental  paying  charges  and 
2  per  cent  per  annum  on  the  stock.  There  are  $27,OOO  Conn.  Western 
RR.  7  per  cent  bonds,  due  1900,  convertible  into  stock  at  60  per  cent. 
Of  the  stock  $1,390,000  is  pledged  by  the  lessee  under  its  mortgage. 

II  i  hernia  mine  RR.— Owns  from  Rockaway,  N.  J.,  to  Hibernla 
Mines,  N.J.,4>4m.  Leased  to  Cent,  of  N.  J.  in  1890for$12,OOOperan. 

Hoosac  Tunnel  &  W  IImlii<rl<>ii  RR.— NARROW  GAUGE.— 
Owns  road  from  Hoosac  Tunnel,  Mass.,  to  Wilmington,  Vt..^!^  miles. 
Capital  stock  authorized,  $250,000;  par  $100.  Mortgage  trustee,  Old 
Colony  Trust  Co.,  Boston.  Bills  payable  June  30,  1896,  $72,634. 
Bonds  in  treasury,  $74,OOO.  Earnings  for  year  ending  June  30,  1896, 
gross,  $56,147;  net,  $17,770;  other  income,  $659;  charges,  $15,541; 
dividends  (1  p.  c.),  $2,500;  balance,  surplus,  $388.  In  1894-95,  gross, 
$46,731;  net,  $16,971.  In  1894-95  paid  dividends  (1  p.  c.),  $2,500. 

Hot  Springs  RR.— Road  from  Malvern  to  Hot  Springs,  Ark.,  22 
miles,  opened  in  1875.  Mortgage  trustee,  Merchants'  L.  &  T.  Co., 
Chicago.  Year  eudiug  D«c.  31,  1894,  gross,  $182,445;  net,  $85,497; 
interest,  $24,800;  dividends,  $54,000.  In  1893  gross,  $189,107. 

Houston  East  &  West  Texas  Ry,— Owns  from  Houston,  Texas, 
to  Sabine  River  at  Logansport,  192  miles.  Operates  the  Houston  & 
Shreveport  RR.,  Logansport  to  Shreveport,  40  miles.  Total,  232  miles. 

REORGANIZATION.— In  August,  1896,  a  plan  for  reorganization  with" 
out  foreclosure  was  submitted  to  the  security  holders.  Plan,  in  V.  63, 
p.  269.  proposes  to  reduce  1st  mortgage  from  $3,840.000  to  $3,000,000 
by  cancellation;  of  whic.h  $3,000,000  there  will  be  $888,000  reserved 
for  additions,  betterments,  etc. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Report  for  the  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  was  in 
V.  63,  p.  267:  Gross,  $518,489;  net,  $134.137;  taxes,  $15,139;  balance 
for  interest,  $118,998.  Annual  interest  charge,  $192,000.  Iu  1894-95, 
gross,  $539,989;  net,  $184,261.  (V.  63,  p.  28T,  269.) 

Houston  &  Texas  Central  Railroad .—( See  Map  of  Southern 
Panflcj—Ovrr\»  from  Houston,  Texas,  to  Denison,  Texas,  338  miles  ; 
Hempstead,  Texas,  to  Austin,  Texas,  114  miles;  total  owned,  453  miles. 
Also  operates  Fort  Worth  &  New  Orleans  Ry.,  Garrett  to  Fort  Worth, 
40  miles;  Central  Texas  &  N.  W.,  12  m.;  Austin  &  N.  W. ,  107;  other,  4  m. 

HISTORY.— Successor  April  11,  1893,  to  a  railway  company  fore- 
closed Sept.  8, 1888.  Reorganization  plan  V.  45,  p.  792,  820. 

BONDS. — The  bonds  are  being  gradually  reduced  with  proceeds  of 
land  sales.  The  first  mortgage  was  for  $8,634,000,  of  which  $570,000 
reserved  against  claim  of  State  of  Texas  upon  75  miles  of  the  road. 
Balance  issued,  but  reduced  to  present  figure  by  land  sales. 

The  Southern  Pacific  Company  guarantees  interest  on  all  the  bonds 
and  both  priucipal  and  interest  of  the  debentures.  The  Jir.it  mortgage 
bonds  and  the  consolidated  mortgage  bonds  may  be  called  for  redemp- 
tion at  110  with  proceeds  of  land  sales.  See  full  abstracts  of  all  the 


JANUARY,  1M7.J 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


SsibeerlWra  will  eonftr  a  great  favor  by  clvlnz  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 


For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac. .  »ee  noted 
on  Brat  page  of  tables. 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS.  lioiult ; -Princl 

Miles    Date   Sire,  or      »_.,„„.  -    )>al,«  h-nDue- 

of          of          Pur      „„,  Kat«  Per    Wheu    Where  Payable,  and  bv    Stacks— Last 

Road.  Bonds   Value.   u  Cent.     Payable  Whom.  |    Dividends. 


e  text. e-'Ai, 
e  text. o'Ar 

' 

k 


Bmulon  4  Ttiat  Central  KR -( i:o*tl*ded.y— 
O»n.M..l.g..g..red.at  H0.lnt.gu.,94e4,000  pd.c'Ar 
Gen.  mort..gold.  tnu guar., end., 98,000 paid. e- Ar 
Debent..  p.  andl.  gu.  So.  Pat-.,  end.    See  text.  I-'AI 
Debent. .  p.  and  I.  go.  So.  Pac. .  end.  See  text 
Hud.  IltgUand  Bdg.  4  Kmittfay.— Stock  . . 
Huntingdon  *  If  road  Top— Common  stock 

Preferred  stock.  7  per  cent,  non-cumulative 

let  mort..  extended  In  1890  (Int.  only  in  gold) . . . 
td  mort.,  old  7s.  extended  In  1895.  p  A  1.,  gold). 

3d  mortgage.  eonaoL.  ext.  in  gold  In  1895 c* 

Consul,  car  tmata.9690.OOO.  *6*.OOO  due  Oct.  1 . 

BMicAinton  4  As.-BeeelVs  ctfs.  (see  V.  63.  p  184) 

l»t  mort..  (9I2.5OO  per  mile)  see  V.  02,  p.  84.... 

Illinois  On/ral-fltock 

Leased  line  4  per  cent  stock,  gnar.  (see  remarks.) 
Sterling  bds.  old  6s  ext  In  1899 
-IT!    a  "OB,  f  loiH.LIr'i,  rtl  f 

Sterling  bonds,  due  1905 

4s  of  1886,  due  1991,  gold. ..  .e* 
34s  of  1886. due  19i{l,  gold,  .e- 
3*  of  1899.  due  1991,  gold.c'Ar 
edby  Ch.  8t.L.AN.O.cons.) 


453  1890 
453  1890 
1890 
1890 


lit  mort.  of 
1874  for 
915.000,000 
secures  all 
equally 

Trost  bonds  ft 


Dl  "(Oilman  to  8p.).82,OOO  OOO.c 


1857 
1868 

:-  ... 


188J 


. 

1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
100 
50 
50 
500 
500 
1,000 
1,000 


l.t M  .  -1 


)  DlT..6tto  to  Norman  June.  4  brs.r 
Collateral  trust  bond*,  cold,  *  ..................  c- 

e  remarks)....  e'Ar.. 

on  L.  N.  O.  A  T..I-AT 
.(red.  at  100)....e*ar 


Cairo 


OoL  UsMi,  929jU»v,uw, 

CoL  trust,  gold.  C.O.  A  o.  -.  n™.  »  »«>/, 

Weetern  lines,  1st  M..  gold  (»ee  text) e*<r 


its 


Dlv 


MS.OOO.OOO.gc'J 


' 


100 
100 
*200 
£200 
J200 
1,000 
1,000 
£200 
*200 
1,000 
1.000 

500  Ac. 
LOOO 

500  Ac, 
1.000 
l.OOO 

:. 


$3,455,000 

4,297,000 

705,420 

411,000 

84,900 

1,371,750 

2,000,000 

416,000 

387.000 

1,497,000 

880,000 

(I) 

1.025,000 

52,500,000 

lO.OOO.OOO 

2.498.000 

3.40O.OOO 

1  .OOO.OOO 

1,500,000 

2.499.0OO 

J650O.OOO 


6  g.  A.  A  O.  N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co.  Oct.  1,  1918 

4  g.  A.  A  O.     do      do      Apr.  1,  1921 

6  A.  A  O.,    do      do      Oct.  1,  1897 

4  A.  A  O.     do      do    !  Oct.  1,  1897 


.....         ... 

See  text.  Semi 

7  per  an.  Scmi- 

4  g.    A.  A 

4  g.    F.  A 

5  g.    A.  & 
5         A.  A 


au  Phll.Of.,4thAWalnut8t.  Feb.  8/97, 1% 
an  do  do          ]Feb8,'97,31a% 

().  do  do  Sept.  30, 19HO 

A.  do  do  Feb.   1,  1925 

O.  do  do  Mi -h.  31. 1925 

O   Phila.,Mercbant81Tru8t  Oct.1,'97-1906 


5 

See  text.  M.  A 
4  per  an.  J.   A 

4  g.    A.  A 


34*: 

3  (f. 


1,600.000 

•.Hi-.  000 

1  -.000.000 

3.0OO.OOO 

24.679,000 

4,806,000 

3,550,000 

4,484,925 


«  £.  A.  « 
5  g.  A.  A 
5  g.  J.  A 

'.l'.  A 
XI.  A 
J.  A 
J.  A 
F.  A 
A.  A 

M.A 


5 
4  e. 

it 

4  g. 


. 
J.   A 


*  K.  *•  — 
4  g.  F.  A 
3  g.  J.  A 


New  York.  214  B'dway. 

New  York,  214  B'dway. 
London. 

London,. Morton, R.A  Co. 
do  do 

New  York,  214  B'dway. 
do  do 

London. 
London,  Baring  Bros. 

New  York,  214  B'dway. 
do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 


1918 

Mar.l. '97,24* 
Jan.,  '96.  2% 
Apr.  1,  1951 
Apr.  1,  1903 
Dec,  1,  1908 
Jan.  1,  1951 
Jan.  1.  1951 

1951 

July  1,  1950 
Jan.  1,  1898 
Aug.  1,  1921 
Apr.  1,  1952 
Deo.  1,  1950 
Nov.  1,  1953 
Jan.  1,  1904 
Aug.  1,  1951 
July  1,  1951 


mortgages  la  V.  52,  p.  242.  Of  the  9S.O83.OOOcon»olldat«d  6s  authorized 
included  In  the 


•l.UfMXK)  (not  in 


dln*  abore)  are  held  as 
.    Trustee  of  general  mortgage  Is  Metro- 
The debentures  hare  Interest  but  not  prin- 


part security  for  the  general 
politan  Traat  Co.  of  N.  Y.  T 
cipal  parable  In  gold. 

Dee.  St.  1805.  current  liabilities  were  •1,134.374;  current  assets, 
•000.243,  Including  eaah.  94O3.O68:  doe  from  Southern  Pacific, 
9482,012.  TheStateof  Texa«clalms94n.935dueTexa»*choolfnnd. 

LA«».—  The  lands  Jan.  1,  18M.  consisted  for  first  mortgage  of 

2.292.925  acres;   ronsol.  mortgage.  1  .329,554  acres:    general  mort- 

(age.  15.017  aeree.  Deferred  payment,  were:  For  1st  mort..  §249.663  ; 

eoaaoL  mortgage.  $1  43,945  ;   general  mort.,  92.O28  :  total.  •395.636. 

I^nCTBA>xra<M-llmoa,.<1896..Groes.  92,946.320;  n-t.  •949.522 

Jan.  1  to  Nov.  SO.  I  188»..Grosa,    3.174.0*6;  net.  1.113.924 

AvvnAL  Rirosrr—  Report  for  1899  In  V.  63.  p.  114.  showed:  Gross, 

:.«t.  *1.  3  12.011:  other  Income.  »0.2  1  1  ;  Interest,  taxes,  etc., 

9910,589;  balance,  snrplas.  •4O3.O4.-rV.  63.  p.  114.) 


lliideon      Highland 
March.  1896.  to  the  Hi 
whieh  was  chartered  In 

"   >l  »a«i  r»s«sini  W  T     Gapttnl  s«oeK.  mj4,»oo.  w 
No  bonds  Ueued  to  October.  1896.    V.  62.  p.  467. 

Huntingdon  *  Broad  Top  •!.  MR.  *  Coal  «  ...-Owns  from 
HnUncdon.  Pa.,  to  4o«il  Dallas.  Pa..  45  miles;  branches,  18  miles. 
•84.  -85  -8«  -87.  '88.  •».  -90.  -91.  "92.  '93.  -94.  "95.   -96. 
.0         0         0000       245       5      44      4 
-1>«0        2      5       5      54     -91  to  •96. 7  p.  ct.  yearly. 
J»n.  30.  1*96.*  percent:  Aug.  10.  2  p.  c. 


AjnroAL  R«r.  .*T  -Report  far  1895  was  given  In  V.  62,  p.  316. 

Ore**.        T*t      01*.  tawnM.    rnttrtft.  DMf*dt.    Balanet. 
1895..  .•648.004  •352.021       8  ......       8110.650  •2O0.872  sur.940,499 

1894...   580.718    312.779         1.O32         117.639    2O7.678    def.ll.5O2 
-(  V.  60.  p.  177.  346  ;  V.  68,  p.  <J».  277,  3  1  •:  V.  63.  p.  4O2.) 


uirkln^oa   *   Momhf-rs)    •v.—Ftom    Halrhlason,    K»n  . 
Medford.  O.  T..  1O3  mile*,  of  which  '/2  mllee  completed  In  Dee..  II 
»7-  •••  •*»«>»•««»  Ang.  9.  1898.  and  no.  I.  L,  E.   Wall 


to 

,  1898. 

appointed  Aug.  9.  1898.  and  now  Is  L.  E.  Walker, 
Be«Uiee.  Keb.  Receiver's  eertrleates  have  bera  laanetl  to  hnlld  rx- 
lanilnas  See  T.  63.  ».  194.  Suck  •6.434.9OO  (par.  »1OO)  authnHxed 


and  91.OV.ViNN)  oiit-taadlng.  Mortgage  trustee  Is  Metropolitan  Trust 
Co..  New  York.  Tear  ending  June  JO.  1896.  gross  earnings  were 
997.660.  C  irrent  liabilities  June  SO.  1896.  98O2.443.  (V.  61.  p.  184.) 
1 1 H.IOI.  CoBlral.- <«ss  JfofM-R<>AD. -Operates  from  Chicago, 
M.  La..  912 


Boiiua.— Main  Line  815.OOO.OOO  mortgage  of  1874  covers  property 
described  In  V.  63,  p.  76.  Cairo  bridge  bond*  are  secured  by  deposit 
or  a  like  amount  of  Chicago  St.  Louis  A  New  Orleans  1st  M.  Cairo  Bridge 
5s.  The  rental  for  the  bridge  Is  9180,000  in  gold  annually,  of  which 
•3O.OOO goes  to  a  contingent  and  sinking  fund  till  1902,  then  990,000 
to  regular  sinking  fund.  See  ady.  In  CHRONICLE,  May  7, 1892. 

The  truil  bondi  of  1886  are  secured  by  deposit  of  $3,266,OOO  Chicago 
.It.  L.  A  N.  O.  consols  of  '81,  and  are  to  be  Included  In  any  new  mort  it. 

The  collateral  trutt  bondt  of  1952  are  secured  by  pledge  with  the  U.  8. 
frust  Co.  of  New  York  of  816,35O,OOO  5  per  cent  1st  mortgage  gold 
ftonds  of  subsidiary  railroads  covering  854  miles.  See  list,  V.  55,  p.  550. 

The  929.000.000  toUnltral  trtul  bondt  of  1953  were  Issued  on  pledge 
of  the  LouUv.  N.  O.  A  Texas  securities  purchased  In  1892.  Trustee  of 
deed,  U.  S.  Trust  Company.  9318,OOO  L.  N.  O.  *  T.  1st  mortgage  and 
•96,000  land  grant  Income  bonds  were  unexchanged  June  30, 1896. 
See  adv.  CHBOirictjt.  June  11. 1892,  and  V.  54,  p.  964;  V.  61,  p.  112. 

The  collateral  tnt*  bondt  of  1004.  (United  States  Trust  Co.,  Trustee,) 
and  their  collateral  were  described  in  V.  62,  p.  988. 

For  the  Ckitago  M.  Louit  <f  .Vnr  Orleans  the  lessee  guarantees  the 
principal  and  Interest  of  all  the  outstanding  bonds  prior  to  the  5  per 
gent  bonds,  and  by  an  endorsement  on  the  latter  bonds  guaranteed  the 
payment  of  the  Interest  on  the  same  until  the  principal  Is  paid.  Of 
these  consol.  5s  99.266.OOO  additional  to  the  amount  outstanding  above 
are  plrged  as  securltv  fur  the  llllm>l«  Central  trust  bond*  of  18«fl. 

The  Wrttrn  Linn  limn  of  1M94  Is  for  f  lO.OOO.OOO,  but  only  $5,425,- 

'  OOO  can  now  be  Issued  upon  the  rood  from  Dubuqun  to  Inwa  Fall*,  142 

miles,  and  Oedar  Falls  to  Minn.  State  line.  76  miles.    The  bond*  are 

direct  obligations  of  the   llllnoi-   Central,  but  are  secured  by  a  first 

mortgage  given  by  the  I>iihuo,ue  A  Sioux  city  on  the  portion  of  Its  road 

•I.    The  remaining  bonds  ean   he  sold  only  as  follows: 

•4.575.OOO  onlywbcn  the  road  from  Iowa  Falls  to  Klotix  City.  184  miles, 

now  subject  to  92^00,000  of  Iowa  Falls  A  Sioux  city  bonds  due  In  1917, 

i  shall  he  transferred  to  the  trustee  without  any  encumbrance.   Trustee, 

I  United  States  Trust  Co.  Hluklng  fund.  846,733  yearly,  but  bonds  cannot 

be  called.    V.  59.  p.  919. 

The  m.  Louit  IHritirm  bondt  are  necured  by  deposit  with  the  United 
States  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  of  93. '72.7(10  eapital  Mock  of  the  St.  Louis 
Alton  A  Terre  Haute  and  91.269.OOO  stock  or  Belleville  A  Southern 
Illinois,  representing  a  controlling  Interest  In  the  St.  Louis  Dlvlnlon, 
and  by  pledge  of  the  leaae  of  said  division,  alxo  of  all  other  property, 
securities,  ete.,  acquired  with  proceeds  of  the  bonds.  The  total  auth- 
orised loan  U9l5,OOO.OOO,  at  not  exceeding  4  per  cent  Interest:  of 
whi.-h  to  acquire  control  of  stocks  per  offer  In  V.  62,  p.  684,  eto., 
95,000,000  of  3  per  cents ;  to  redeem.  If  at  any  time,  deemed  best,  the 
wren  first  mortgage  loans  mark-d  :  under  St.  Louis  Alton  A  Terra 
Haute.  86.500,000 ;  to  acquire  any  other  Interest*  In  the  securities. 
•  ••••.  of  the  St.  Louis  Division,  and  for  extension*,  improvements,  etc.. 


to  Hew  Orleans. 


>«.L.*X.  O.  RR. 
,UL,  to  New  Orleans. 

- 


_^^         T. 
>  t«».      andbrs  .    93* 
Trackaf*  to  8*.  L.-  Me  T.  63.p.l89. 


Wont -On  June  9O,  1896.  the  company  reported  3.127  irilles  In- 
eluded  In  earning.. but  this  did  **  Include  WrTmlles of  Yaxoo  A  Miss. 
Val  (In  923  miles  above)  earns,  on  whloh  are  reported  separately  helo w, 
nor  the  456  miles  of  C.  O.  *  8.  W.  road  controlled  since  July,  1896. 

Bnrmnr,  La  ASM,  Ac.— Chartered  In  December,  1850.  The  company 
mm  to  the  State  of  Illinois  7  per  <y-nt  of  groas  earnings  of  the  7O6 
mfles  owned  In  fee  yearly  In  lieu  of  taxes.  The  Chicago  St.  Louis  A  New 
Orloaneta  leased  for  4OO  years  from  July  1,1882.  at  4  per  cent  per  ai/uum 
on  He  fl  0.000,000  stock  deposited  to  secure  the  Uattd  line  Uoelr. 

In  1899  praetteallv  an  the  stoekand  bonds  of  the  Lonlsv.  New  C 
A  Texae    (807  miles),   were  acquired,    nw 
la  the  Yaaoo  *  nWsilppl  TaUer,  making 

Dmn^nnVsnlnnnV     ImnnH     JMlnllJOl     ftf    ttlsH  •**     A     A     H      W^ 

&C*8.  A* leneeM  the  St.  Loula  Alton  A  Terra  HauteVsiem  was  taken 
April.  1896.  8ae  -  General  Fra«nees"  below  and  Y.  62.  p.  636.  684. 
8Toc«.-Tbe  <enMd  lint  rfoeA  Is  secured  by  deposit  of 
•t.  Louis  *  New  Orleans  stock,  and  In  case  of 


Taller,  making  993  mile.,'  as  above.  ~  In 
the  C..O.  *  8.  W.  was  acquired.    See  V.  62, 


. 


thereon,  ete.,  93.SOO.OOO.    To  the.  ntnckholders  assenting  to  offer  In  V. 
.  p.  084,  certificate*  are  Issued  entitling  the  holder  to  In-  -hare  of  the 

43.  (V.  61.  p.  184.)  proceeds  or  sale  of  the  bonds  Issued  In  making  the  exchange,  which 
i»pnil«  under  .m  Agreement  with  a  banking  honse  are  to  bo  held  by  the 
trustee  until  Jan.  1.  !-•>-.  -ni.jrrt  to  their  option  to  purchase  at  90 
and  Interest.— Bee  V.  62,  p.  684. 

OINBBAL  FIXAHCCS.— Bills  payable  July,  1890,  Including  obligations 
Incurred  for  purchase  of  C  O.  A  8.  W.  securities,  were  96,142.619.  The 
97.OOO.OOO  notes  bearing  3*  per  cent  Issued  for  C.  O.  A  s.  W.  securities 
were  retired  In  1896.  but  95.0OO.OOO  notes  payable  were  Issued. 
Capital  stock  for  *2.5oo.ciOO  (of  the  $  lO.OOO.OOO  authorized  In  Decem- 
ber, 1895),  was  sold  at  par  early  In  1S96. 

In  July,  1896,  Western  Line  bonds  for  91,875,000  were  loanable  on 
Oedar  Fall*  A  Minn,  (sea  Dulnmtie  A  Sioux  Cltr),  making  total 
.'KX>.— V.  63,  p.  29.  In  July.  1896,  were  lUted  on  the  New 
York  Stock  Exchange  450O.OOO  three  per  cents  of  1  '51,  dated  Aug. 
31,  1895,  and  Issued  under  91.VOOo.OOO  main  line  mortgage  of  1874  In 
siilMtltiitlon  for  "redemption  bond*"  paid  April  1,  1890.— V.  63,  p.  76. 

Control  of  the  Chesapeake  Ohio  A  Southwestern  (which  see)  was 
acquired  In  December,  1893.  The  road,  the  securltle*  of  which  are  now 
mostly  owned  by  the  Illinois  Central,  was  sold  In  foreclosure  Jt'ly  25, 
1896,  and  Is  now  operated  by  111.  Cent,  but  as  an  Independent  property. 

In  April.  1896,  a  lease  for  99  years  of  the  St.  Louts  Alton  &  Terre 
Haute  system  was  consummated,  2 '4  per  cent  being  guaranteed  on  the 
stock  and  an  offer  made  to  give  new  Illinois  Central,  St.  Loui*  Division, 
3  per  cents  In  exchange  for  the  *hnre*  on  certain  terms.  Till*  acquisi- 
tion gives  the  long-needed  line  to  tit.  Louis. 

EAUmKW-5  months,  $  1896 Gross,  99,347,922;  net.  92,642,694 

July  1  to  Nov.  30.    )  1S95 Gross.    9,422.644:  net,    8.322.158 

St.  Louis  Alton  A  Terre  Haute  not  Included  In  1895  for  the  three 
month*  from  July  1  to  October  1. 

AXVUAL  RIPOHT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  3O.  Annual  meeting  Is  held 
at  Chicago  the  second  Wednesday  In  October.  Report  for  1895-96  was 
published  at  length  in  V.  63,  p.  696, 703.  See  also  editorial,  p.  678. 
The  following  does  not  Include  Yazoo  A  Ml**l**lppl  Valley— which  see 


miles,  and  weetorly  to  Stou 
lu  road,  clearly  shown 
(f  which  see.) 

JOta» 

.    819 

Total  owned  June  .TO.  '98.  .3,096 

Leattd.— Control  otrned. 
Dubuque  *  Sioux  City  1 6OO 

Limtid  in  April,  lH«rt. 
St.  Louis  Alton  A  Terra  ll.-i .    939 
Okea.  Ohio  A  8.  W.  A  brs.1 . . . .    4M 

Total  oper.  Oct.,  1896 4,390 


.  New  Orleans 
company    merged 


to  Ike  payment  of  any  semi-annual  dl  vldend  of  2 
_ jtft  Is  entttled  to  ate  share  of  the  stock  pledged. 
189ft,  was  authorised  9IO.OOO.OOO  new  stock;  to  June 
~  this  stock  had  Wen  told,  making  total 

0.    (V.  61,  p.  898,966.) 

)1889.    '86.    '07.    '88.    '89.    '9O.  *91  to  Mar. '97,  Inel. 
J8p.e.     74       7        7     94        6         9  p.  e.  yearly. 


Feart  ending  June  3O—  1896. 

Miles  operate?. 3,127 

Passenger  earnings 84,394,771 

Freight  earnings 15.028.104 

Mall,  express  A  miscellaneous.     2,579,967 


1895.  1894. 

2.S88  •.:.'•?•< 

93.U08.348  96,116,603 

12,821.211  12,253,612 

2,327,435  2,287,249 


Total  earnings 922,002,842    910.056,994    920,657,464 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT 


fVou  1X1V. 


••bwrlbera  will  confer  a  «reat  faror  tty  clrlnc  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 

RAILROADH. 


•-  Mile* 

ttor  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  notes      of 
on  tint  page  of  tables.  Road. 


I'.it.- 
Of 


Central-(  Concluded)— 
Chic.  8t.  Loulu  A  N.  ()..  lilt  M,  (prior  lien  In  Tenn.) 
let  mortgage,  Cairo,  111.,  to  S.  O.,La.  and  branch 

Id  nortjf  ajre ...  

OooeoL  mort.  (fl8.000.00p).  gold  (see  text). c'*r 
Memphis  DlT.  1st  M.,  gold.  gnar.  p. *l.  (end.)  .c' 
u  Louu  Alton  A  Terre  Haute— 

. «_   .•.!  lf*n  LJ.Wl   •—»•(*•)  Ol.  *.  It   l'*T>IP 


1  I 


Common  •twk7$3~i7b,~8o6,  rental  2>4  p.c.  y'rly 

Dividend  bond« 

ll«tM.At*rni1l(»2.5OO.OOO),g.,red.8tl05.c-4r 

Lines  leased  to  8t.  Louis  Alton  A  Terre  Haute. 

Belleville* 80.  111.  pref. stock, $1,275,OOO.  rental 

4-8  p.  c.  yearly.  9J»  years .- 

;i«t  mort..  guar.,8sexL  Oot./oe.lu  gold 

IBellev.  A  C»rond<>let.  1st  M..  Belle.to  E.Caron.c' 
;  Belleville  A  El  Dorado—  1st  (lnt'stguarant«ed)o* 

'2d  mortgage.  Du  Otioln  to  Eldorado o* 

;8t.  Louis  Southern— 1st  mort.,  gold.  Int.  guar.c' 
2d  M..lne..non-oum..  Plnckneyv. to  Carbond.o" 
:Carbondal<>  A  Shawneefn  1st  M.,  g.,lnt.  gu..o* 

Bt  L.  8«.  consol.  mort.,  gold  ($1,325,000) 0* 

;<-hlc.  Ht-I-A  radiicahlst  M.,g..redat  lOSgu.o* 

3d  M.,  g..  Inc.  (non-cum.)  Marlon  to  Pad. A  br.o* 

Irutianii  Drratur  <t  Wetl.—lxt  M.,  jr.,  red.  at  110. o* 

Indian,,  Illinois  <t /ova—  IstM.,  gold. red.at par.. c' 

1st  and  2d  Inr.Mn.  ($250,000  each)  4  p.c.non-cum.r 

1st  Ext.  M.  ($500,000)  gold,  red.  at  105 e* 

Indiana  <t  Illinois  Southern— See  ST.  Loins  INDIAN  APOLI 
Ind.  Drealvr  <t  Spring/.— 1st  M.  7«.  reorg.  certs,  .x  .. 
Ind.  4  L.Hirh.—ist  M.,  $12.000  p.  m.,  gold,  guar.c'  40 
Indianaiiotis  FH.— 1st  m.,  g..  s.  t.  not  subj.to  call.c*  93 
Indianapolis <t  Vincennes—  1st  M..guar.p.*i.  (end.)c  133 
2d  M..<ni»rante»dp.  Al.Fenn.  RR.CO.  (end.). ...el  133 

Tear  ending  June  30—  1896. 

Operating  expenses $14.!)62.276 

F.  ot.  op.  ex  pen.  to  gross  earns.     68  -00 


567 
567 

:.,-- 
567 
100 


57 

17 

51 

51 

30 

30 

17 

30 

53 

53 

152 

118 

118 

35 


1877 
1877 
1877 
1881 

IKS'.I 


1.MX1 
1st)  I 


isc.r, 
1888 

1HSO 
1SSO 
1886 

i88i; 

1887 
1894 
1887 
1887 
1805 
1889 
1889 


-  A-  1,1 

1889 
1886 
1867 

1H70 


Size,  or 

Par 
Value. 


1,000 

i'.boo 
1,000 

100 

l,(ii)(> 
1,000 


100 
1,000 

l.ooo 
1,000 
1,000 
1 .000 
1 ,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

500 

1,000 

STERN. 

1,000 

1 ,000 
1.000 

1,000 

1.000 


Amount 
Outstanding 


Rate  per 
Cent. 


$539.000 

H-JH.OOO 
MI.OlO 

11,289,000 
3,500,000 

2,522,400 

79.000 

2,275,000 


1, •-'('.•I.OOO 
[>!>M,000 

485.0OO 

220,000 
330,000 

.v.o.ooo 

1  79,000 

2-.0.000 

346,000 

1,000,000 

1,000,000 

],M'J.i,000 

HOO.OOO 

457,500 

500,000 

1,800,000 

480,000 

955,000 

1,7OO,OOO 

1..  1 00.000 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


When 

Payable 


7 
7 
6 

5g. 
4  g. 

•J>4  p.  an. 
6 
5g. 


4-8  p.  an. 


5  g. 
5  8- 

if: 
J* 

8g. 

2 

5  g. 


M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
J.  A  D. 


Where  Payable,  and  by 


J.    A  D. 

J.  &  J 
June  1 
J.  A  I  > 


J.  A  J. 
A.  <s  O. 
J.  &  D. 
J.  A  J. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A  8. 
March. 
M.  A  B. 
M.  A  8. 
M.  A  8. 
M.  A  8. 
J.  A  J. 
J.  &  D. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  8. 

.T.  A  J. 
M.  &  S. 
M.  A  N. 
F.  A  A. 

M.  A  N. 


whom. 


pal,  When  Due. 

Stock*—  Last 

Dividend. 


N.  Y.,  214  Broadway. 
do  do 

do 


do 
do 
do 


do 
do 


lstdlv.July,'96,I.C.Of. 
N.  Y.,  State'Trust  Co. 


1st  dlv.  July,'96,I.  C.  Of. 

N.  Y.,  State  Trust  Co. 

do  do 

do  do 

Pd.in'91,coup.  Feb.,'80 
N.  Y.,  Mercan.  Tr.  Co. 
do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

Paid  IStp.c.  Nov., 1893. 

N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 

N.  Y.,  Metropol.  Tr.  Co. 
do  do 

do  do 

N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
Mar.,  '96,  coup,  last  pd. 
Phlla.,  Fidelity  Trust. 
N.  Y.,Fann.  L.ATT.CO. 
do  do 


Nov.  1,  1897 
Nov.  1,  1897 
Dec.  1,  1907 
June  15, 1951 
Dec.  1,  1951 

Jan.,'97,m% 
June  I,"i914 


Jan.,  '97, 
Oct.  1, 
June  1, 
July  1, 
Aug.  1, 
Sept.  1, 
Sept.  1, 
Mch.  1, 
Sept.  1, 
Sept.  1, 
Sept.  1, 
Jan.  1, 
Dee.  1, 
Deo.  1, 
Mar.  1, 


2-4% 
1897 
1923 
1910 
1920 
1931 
1931 
1932 
1939 
1917 
1917 
1935 
1939 
1939 
1943 


Sept.  1,  1939 
May  1,  1926 
Feb.  1,  1908 
May  1.  1900 


1895.  1891. 

$13,268,531    $14,369,416 
09-63  69-56 


$8.959.030 

$2.932.808 

1,218,040 

950,40:! 

290.811 

2,562,500 

400.OOO 

81,181 


$7,430,905 

$2,757,845 

1,217,840 

471,379 


$8,194,493 

$2,665,265 

1,217,840 

867,148 


Net  earnings *7,O40,566      $5,788,463      $8,288,048 

Net  receipts  from  Interest,  Ac.     1,832,678        1,519,409        1,865,325 
Miscellaneous B5.786  123,033  41.120 

Total  receipts 

Interest  on  m.  Central  bonds.. 
Int.  on  Chic.  St.  L.  A  N.  O.  bonds. 
Rental  Dub.  A  Sioux  City  RR. . 

Net  rental  St.  L.  A.  A;  T.  H 

Dividends  on  111.  Central  stock 
Dividends  on  Leased  Line  stock 
Miscellaneous 

Balance,  surplus $523,227  $2,916        $463.275 

YAZOO  A  M ISMSSI ITI  VALLKV.— Results  on  807 miles : 
Year—          Grots.  »«/.  Other  inc.  "Interest,  etc.    Bnl.  sur. 

1895-96.. ..$3,529,625    $1,191,291  $6*       $690,523       $500,837 

1891-95....   3,331,333         951,068         4.555          693,722          261,901 
1893-94....  3,338,860         969,399         4,230         754,495          219,134 
•  Loss  on  sale  of  securities,  $3,200  In  1894-5  and  $59,500  In  1893-4. 
ST.  Louis  ALTON   A  TEKKE   HAUTE  RB.— Forms  the  "Cairo  Short 
Line"  route  from  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  across  the  coal  fields  of  Southern  Illi- 
nois to  Paducah,  Ky.,  with  branches. 
Proprietary  Line—  Miles.  I      Leased  Lilies—  (Goncl.)—     Mile*. 


2,500,000 
400,000 

80,925 


2.500.000 

4OO.OOO 

80,965 


E.  St.  Louis  to  Belleville,  111...  15  [  St.  Louis  Southern— 


Lecutit  Lines — 
Belleville  A  Southern  Illinois— 

Belleville  to  Duquoln 57 

Belleville  &  Eldorado  - 

Duquoln  to  Kldorado 50 

Belleville  &  Carondelet— 

Belleville  to  East  Carondelet.   17 


30 


Pinckneyville  to  Carbondale. 
Carbondale  A  Shawneetown — 

Carbondale  to  Marion 17 

Chicago  St.  Louis  &  Paduoah  — 

Marlon  to  Paduoah,  etc 53 

Total  operated 239 


LEASE.—  This  road  was  leased  In  April,  1896,  for  99  years  from  Oct. 
1,  1895.  to  the  Illinois  Central  RR.  Co.,  which  guarantees  2*4  per  cent 
per  annum  on  the  stock.—  V.  62,  p.  636. 

Vonterrion  of  St.  L.A.-tT.  II.  and  Belleville  <t  So.  Illinois  stock.—  The 
Illinois  Central  offers  to  convert  St.  Louis  Alton  &  T.  H.  stock  Into  new 
Illinois  Central  3  p  c.  bonds  at  $75  of  bonds  for  each  $100  of  stock. 
and  Belleville  &  Southern  Illinois  stock  at  $160of  bonds  for  each  $100 
of  preferred  stock—  see  V.  62,  p.  684,  988;  V.  63,  p.  715. 

Boxos.-The  new  tint  mortgage  of  1894  covers  the  eul  estate  in  St. 
Louis  and  the  14  mile*  <>r  road  owned,  also  equipment  (on  which  are 
no  car  trusts)  valued  at  $80O.OOO.  The  bonds  are  redeemable  at  105 
per  cent  on  one  year's  notice.  State  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y..  Trustee. 

LEASED  LINES—  BellerMe  f  So.  Illinois  was  leased  for  999  years  to 
the  St.  Louis  Alton  &  Terre  Haute  on  terms  stated  in  SUPPLEMENT  for 
January,  1896,  but  having  leased  the  St.  Louis  A.  &  T.  fc.  the  Illinois 
Central  assumed  the  B.  &  S.  I.  lease  modified  as  follows:  The  Illinois 
Central  ••  guaranteeing  thut  a  tixcd  rental  of  4-80  p-r  cent  per  anuum 
be  paid  to  the  holders  of  the  preferred  shares  of  the  Bellev  &  So  111 
.  Co.,  by  the  111.  Cent.  RR.  Co.  for  99  years  from  Oct.  1,  1895.  with 
privilege  of  renewal,  the  first  payment  to  be  made  on  July  1st,  1896 
and  then-after  each  six  months."  -V.  62,  p.  636,  988.  B.  &  So.  Ill  1st 
mortinige  «s  due  Oct.  1,  1896.  were  extended  one  year  at  4ig  per  cent 
In  (told,  and  ipiaranteed  by  Illinois  Central.—  V.  63,  p.  601,  715 

The  Urllrrille  <t.  Caronaelet  is  leased  for  983  years  from  June  1  1883 
at  a  rental  of  $30.OOO  per  year,  which  is  a  guarantee  of  Interest  on  the 
bonds,  the  stock  of  *:>OO,OOO  being  owned  by  the  St.  L.  Alt.  A  T  H 

The  BellerUlr.  <t  Eldorado  Is  leased  for  985  years  from  July  1  1880 
at  a  rental  of  30  per  cent  of  the  gross  earnings,  but  $15,40O  per  year 
(uaranteed.  Stock,  $1,000,000;  par,  $100. 

at.  Lout,  Southern  (incl.  Uarb  <t  8Ha«meetoH>n)  is  leased  for  980  years 
for  3O  per  cent  of  gross  earnings,  minimum  to  bo  $32,OOO,  and  Interest 


.rewas13. 

The  Chicago  SI.  Lmiu  A  Paducah  Is  leased  for  978  years  from  March 
188.  at  30  per  cent  of  gross  earnings,  with  guarantee  of  principal  and 
renta.  to  pay  first  mortgage  Interest.    (V.  47,  p.  801.)    In  March.  1892 
2  per  cent  was,  paid  on  second  mortgage  Incomes  and  Nov.  29,  1893* 
1        f*r  ct>u- 


- 

St.  L.  A.  AT.  H.  owns  $500.000  Bellev.  A  Carond.  stock,  $900,000 

Ch.  St.  L.  A  Pad.  stock  and  $500.000  of  the  latter  road's  income  bonds 

EARK.no8.-7  months.  <  1895-6  ......  gross,  $801.313  ;    net,  $365.639 

July  1  to  Jan.  31.      U894-5  ......  gross.     831.482;    net,    399,034 

ANHBAI.  REpoRT.-Flseal  year  ends  June  30.    Annual  meeting  at  St. 

*'  1895'  are  luoUl(led 


1894^5  .............  $1.^55        $56^26 

1893-94  .............    1.385.046  52S.317          384.281  144OTO 

Charge*  for  1  894  5  were:  int..  $73,(i40:  int.  on  pref.,  $37,682-  new 
uiment  etc.    net       « 


e         n..         ,:    n. 

equipment,  etc.  (net).  $«9.26O;  total.  *V!OO.58« 
-V.  63,  227,»#,402,601,  678,  690,  703,  715,  1 


1063;  V.  64,  p  4"  ) 


Indiana  Decatiir  &  W««tem  Ky.— Indianapolis,  Ind.,  to  De- 
catur.  111.,  152  miles.  Successor  in  1894  of  Indianapolis  Springfield 
&  Western,  foreclosed.— V.  61,  p.  1064.  See  decision  continuing  the 
validity  of  the  reorganization  in  V.  64,  p.  41. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS.— In  December,  1 895,  $912,000  common  and  $912,- 
OOO  preferred  had  been  issued,  all  of  which  hadbeen  sold  to  Cincinnati 
Hamilton  A  Dayton  interests.  See  V.  61,  p.  1064. 

The  first  mortgage  of  1895  Is  authorized  at  $12,000  per  mile  for 
additional  road  built  or  acquired ;  the  bonds  are  redeemable  by  lot  at 
110,  at  anytime  on  eight  weeks  notice;  mortgage  trustee,  Central 
Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  and  Augustus  L.  Mason  of  Indiana. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— 3  mos.,  5 1896 Gross,  $117,014;  net.  $36,111 

July  1  to  Sept.  30.  <  1895  ...Gross.    126,424;  net,    45,529 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.    Report  for  1894-95 
was  in  V.  61,  p.  1061.    Gross  and  net  for  1895-96  are  given  below: 
Yrars  rnd  Junt  30.      Gross.       Op.  ejcp.          Net.  Taxes.      Balance. 

1893-96 $483.798    $322,211    $161,587         

1894-95 478,134      305,837       172,297    $32,976    $139.321 

1893-94 387,565      317,746         69,818      33,853         35,964 

1892-93 504,929      357,711       147.218      33.827      113.390 

OFFICERS. — (Elected  in  December,  1895):  President,  M.  D.  Woodford; 
Vioe-Presldent,  Henry  F.  Shoemaker.— (V.  62,  p.  502;  V.  64,  p.  41.) 

Indiana  Illinois  &  Iowa  RK.— Owns  from  Streator  Junction 
ni.,  to  South  Bend,  Ind..  152  miles;  other,  6  m.;  total  operated  158  m. . 
trackage  (Wabash  Railway)  into  Streator,  1-70  miles ;  (Cli.  A  W.  M.)  La 
Crosae,  Ind.,  to  New  Buffalo,  Mich.,  38:  (Chic.  &  E.  111.)  Wheatfleld  to 
La  Crosse,  Ind.,  13;  (Kan.  &  Sen.  RR.)  Kankakee  to  Seneca,  111.,  38 
miles;  total  of  all,  249  miles. 

SECURITIES.— Stock,  $3,597,800;  par,  $100.  Equipment  notes  June 
30, 1896,  $56,661.  The  1st  and  2d  incomes,  as  well  as  the  1st  4s,  are 
subject  to  call  at  par  and  interest  after  30  days'  notice.  The  5  per  cents 
of  1893  are  a  first  mortgage  from  Knox  to  South  Bend  (Ind.  111.  A  Iowa 
Railway  Co.),  and  a  consolidated  mortgage  on  main  line. 

EARNINGS.— 5 months,    <  1896 Gross, $280,124;  ret,$49,829 

July  1  to  Nov.  30.      J  1895 Gross,    317.266;  net,    96,598 

EARNINGS.— In  year  end.  June  30.'96,  gross,  $786.131:  net,  $234,109; 
interest,  taxes,  rentals,  $108,394 ;  construction  and  Imrovements, 
*117,384 ;  balance,  surplus  for  year,  $8,331.  In  1894-5,  gross,  $739,- 
618;  net,  $177,630.  President,  F.  M.  Drake,  Chicago,  111.:  Vice-Presi- 
dent,  Geo.  H.  Holt,  11  Wall  Street,  N.  Y.— (V.  59,  p.  1104;  V.  60,  p. 
562,748;  V.  62,  p.  548.) 

Indiana  &  Lake  michlgan  Ky.— Owns  from  South  Bend,  Ind., 
to  St.  Joseph,  Mich.,  39  miles.  Leased  when  completed,  January, 
1890.  to  Terre  Haute  &  Indianapolis,  which  guaranteed  by  endorse- 
ment the  above  bonds,  principal  and  Interest.  The  rental  Is  25  per 
cent  of  gross  earnings.  Interest  nue  Sept.  1. 1896,  was  not  p»id.  V. 
63,  p.  407.  In  November,  1896,  the  Central  Trust  Co..  New  York, 
brought  suit  to  foreclose  the  first  mortgage.— V.  63,  p.  10O9. 

BONDHOLDERS'  COMMITTEE.— Chairman.  Morgan  G.  Bulkeley;  Syl- 
vester O.  Dun'iam,  J.  8.  Farlee,  M.  L.  Scadder;  depositary.  Central 
Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  A  majority  of  the  bonds  has  been  deposited.  V.  63, 

?.601.    Stock  is  $800,000.    Due  T.  H.  A  I.  for  betterments  Nov.  1, 
895,  $201.218.    For  year  1895  gross  earnings  were  $66,751 :   loss 
from  operating,  $9,168.    (V.  63,  p.  1 42,  407.  504,  601,  922, 1009.) 

Indlaiiapolln  Drratiir  A  Springfield.— The  Ind.  Springfield  A 
Western  was  reorganized  In  1895  as  the  Indiana  Deeatur  <fe  West- 
ern—which see  above.  The  old  Indianapolis  Decatur  A  Springfield  1st 
7«  received  par  in  new  bonds,  and  the  reorganization  certificates  were 
returned  to  the  owuers  stamped  ex-new  bonds  pending  distribution  to 
them  of  amount  received  from  sale  of  new  stock.  The  certificates  re- 
ceive interest  at  the  rate  of  2  per  cent,  payable  J.  &  J.— V.  64,  p.  41. 

Indianapolis  Union.— Owns  3  miles  of  track,  -93  of  a  mile 
of  road,  with  terminals  at  Indianapolis,  Ind.,  and  leases  for  999  years 
the  Belt  RR.  of  Indianapolii— which  see — consisting  of  12^  miles  of 
road  encircling  the  o.ty,  etc. 

Formed  in  1850  and  furnishes  terminal  facilities  to  the  several 
railroads  entering  Indianapolis.  ST  >CK— The  Cleveland  Cincinnati 
Chicago  A  St.  Louis,  the  Pittsburg  Cincinnati  Chicago  <s  St.  Louis  and 
the  Terre  Haute  A  Indianapolis  are  virtual  proprietors,  they  having  In 
vested  in  it  $855,092  to  June  30, 1895.  No  stock  outstanding.  BONDS. 
—Trustee  of  mortgage  is  the  Fidelity  Ins.  Trust  A  Safe  Deposit  Co.  of 
Philadelphia.  Bonds  for  $35.000  have  been  canceled  by  sinking  fund. 
For  year  ending  June  30. 1896,  gross,  $606,520;  net,  $310,512  ;  other 
income,  $13,672;  charges,  $244,610;  balance,  surplus,  $79,574. 
In  1894-5,  gross,  $504.860;  net,  $223.590;  other  income,  $16,534; 
charges,  $158,188;  balance,  surplus,  $81,936. 

Indianapolis  &.  Vlncenne*.— Owns  from  Indianapolis,  Ind.,  to 
Vlnoennes,  Ind.,  117  miles;  branches,  Bushrod  to  Dugger.eto.,  16  miles 

SECURITIES.— Connecting  line  for  Penn.  RR.  to  Vincennes.  Stock, 
*1,402,OOO;  par,  $5O:  of  which  Pennsylvania  Company  on  Jan.  1 
IS96,  owned  $1.401,900.  The  Penn.  RK.  Co.  guarantees  by  endorse- 
ment on  each  the  principal  and  interest  of  the  bonds. 

KEPORT.— For  1895  in  V.  63,  p.  26,  showed : 

Tear—  Grot*.  Net.  Interest, etc.  Balance. 

1895 $517,002  $90,543  $207,140  def.  $116,597 

1S94 484,315  96,865  206,623  def.     109,758 


JVM-ARY,  18B7.J 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BOND? 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


(VOL.  1XIV. 


rs  will  raufrr  a  great  faTor  bjr  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  theae  Table*. 


BAJJLKOADS. 

M  !'>•- 

Date 

nn 

'BREST 

OK  I)1VII>KM)H. 

tfonag—  Pnnol  - 
pal,  When  Due 

Mr  aralaoatlon  of  column  heading*,  Ac.,  *ee  note* 
on  ant  pace  of  Uble*. 

,lf 

of 
Bonds 

Par 

Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Stocks—  Last  ' 
Dividend. 

Jahmntr-ri'  *  Onal  yorUUrn—  lit  mort.,  gold.  ... 
OarttnealM  of  Indebt.  MO.  by  lit  m.  coupons,  gold. 
FnnshaM  monxy  lid  mort.  Income*,  non-cum  
M  M.cold.  Int.  4  hi  u.c.  till  Sept.  '97,  then  5  P.O..O* 
9d  m.  MS.000,000)  Income  till  Sept.  1,  1897,  g.  .0- 

776 
776 
776 
776 
776 

1879 

IK'.I'J 

1879 

i*M 

i-^ii 

$300Ac. 

Viirious 

-,00    Ac! 
:,(M)    Ac. 
1,000 

$7,954.000 
124,742 
3,000 
7,051,000 
2,692,500 
200,000 

6g. 
5  g. 

4  4  to  5  g- 

H.  A  N. 

M.  A  N. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A  N. 

N.Y:,  office,  195  B'way. 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 

N.  Y.,  offlceYl95  B'way. 
See  remarks. 
N.Y.,  office,  195  B'way. 

Nov.  1,  1919 
Nov.  1,  1897 
Sept.  1,  19O9 
Sept.  1,  1909 
Sept.  1,  1921 
May  1,  1920 

100 

8,457,325 

100 

5,569,366 

See  text. 

Apr.  11,  1892 

Irt  M..  for  t7.65O.000;  $15,  OOO  per  mile,  gold.  .0" 
KetUuburg  Bridge  lit  mortgage,  gold,  guar  —  o* 
jroft  RaUteaif  —  Block           

503 
"26 

1888 
1885 

1,000 

1,000 

100 

6,330,483 
591,000 
600,000 

Sg- 
6g. 
See  text. 

J.   A  D. 
J.   A  D. 

vearly. 

N.  Y.,  Mercantile  Tr.  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
Boston. 

June  1,  1938 
June  1,  1925 
July  10.  1891 

100 

1,500000 

0 

F.  A  A. 

1897 

Jack-umv,  Houthriwt.  1st  M.,  Jack,  to  Lltohtield.. 

54 
112 

1880 

isai; 

1,000 

300,000 
350,000 

6 

5  g. 

J.   A  J. 
A.  A  O. 

See  text. 
Phila.,Penn.Co.for  Ins. 

July  1,  1910 
Oct.    1,  1925 

112 

ism; 

1,582,000 

4 

J.   A   J. 

Jan.   1,  1935 

1893 

141,000 

8 

N.  Y.,  Seaboard  N.  Bk. 

l*t,  gold  redeemable  at  110       o* 

is'o1* 

1SH4 

1,000 

1,566,000 

6  g. 

J.   A   J. 

Jan.,  '95,  paid  July,  '95. 

Jan.   1,  1914 

AUantlcCoa»t  Bt  Johns  A  Indian  R.l«t  M.,gold.c 
Banford  *  Lake  Eu«U*  lit  M.  (9350,000),  gold... 
J.  T.  A  K.  W.  consol.  mortgage  for  *4,OOO,000.... 
Jaekionntlr  Trr.  K</.—  1st  M.,  $500,000,  g.,  guar.o* 
Jtftntm—  1st  A  2d  Ms.ext.  In  '87A'89  (H'dale  Br.)c 
tat  M.  Carbondale  to  8.  depot,  gold,  guar.  p.  A  i  .  .0* 
JtUtl  4  Northern  Indiana—  lot  M.  gu.  p.  Al.  M.  C.o 
ftmflian  (  Philadelphia  >—  1st  m.,guar.  p.Al.(ext'd). 

37 
29 
2OO 

"8 
37 
45 
3-56 
3-56 

1886 
1886 
1890 
1894 
1867 
1*M!) 
1877 
1882 
1865 

1,000 

1,000 

l.OOO 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1  ,000 

360,000 
290,000 
1.784.OOO 
500,000 
300,000 
2,800,000 
800,000 
425,000 
3OO.OOO 

6g. 

i* 

5  g- 
4i«  A  6 

6* 

r 

M.  A   S. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A   8. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A  J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 
J.    A   J. 
A.  A  O. 

Mch.,  '95,  coup,  last  pd. 
Mch.,  '95,  coup,  last  pd. 
No  coupons  paid. 
N.  Y.Metropolitan  Trust 
Phila.,  Fidelity  Tr.  Co. 
N.Y.,  Erie  RR. 
N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 
Phlla.,   Broad  St.  Sta. 
do              do 

Jan.   1,  1906 
Sept.  1,  1916 
1940 
July  1,  1939 
July  1,  1927 
Jan.    1,  19O9 
Julv  10,  1907 
July   1,   1907 
Apr    1     19OO 

ftttuneha  4  JltrA  <  Stock  910  000  OOO  authorized 

100 

9,000,000 

1*1  mort«age,915,OOOper  mile,  void,  guar.  p.A  l.o' 
aTavuo*  COfBeU—ltl  (9534,000  gu.  K.C.F.8.  4M.).o' 
tatuat  ViAclinton  <t  8nring.~l»t  M.,  g.,  guar.  .0* 
Pleasant  Hill  &  De  Soto  1st  mortgage,  gold.  

164 
10 

174 

1890 

l.ssij 

1877 

1.000 
1,000 
1,000 
500 

2,469,000 
1,950,000 
3,192,000 
58,000 

h 

A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 

N.  Y.,  Central  Tr.  Co. 
Boston,  Of.,  50  State  St. 
Boston,  Merch.  Nat.  Bk. 
do              do 

Apr.   1,  1990 
July  1,  1916 
Oct.    1,  1925 
Oct.,   1907 

International  4c  Great  Northern.—  Owns  Longrlew,  Texas,  to 
Laredo.  Texas,  496  miles  ;  and  Palestine,  Texas,  to  Houston,  Texas,  150 
miles:  branches—  Houston  A  Columbia,  50  miles;  Phelps  to  Hunts- 
Till*,  7  mile*;  Mlneola  to  Troupe,  44  miles;  leases—  Round  Rook  to 
Georgetown,  10  miles;  Henderson  to  Ovnrton,  16  miles;  Galveston 
Houst.  A  Heml.,  Oalveston  to  Houston,  50  miles  (used  Jointly  with 
M  .  K.  A  T.  since  December,  1895.  See  V.  61,  p  1013);  total,  825  miles. 

ORGANIZATION.—  Reorganized  without  foreclosure  In  1892  under  plan 
In  V.  54,  p.  203,  366.  Stock  authorized  Is  $25,000,000;  outstanding, 
90,755,000:  par.  9100;  controlled  in  Interest  of  Missouri  Pacific. 

Owns  4,999  shares  of  U.  H.  A  H.  stock.    Bee  V.  61,  p.  1013,  1064. 

BONDS.—  Tin-  ircontl  mortgage  Interest  is  scaled  to  4H>  per  cent  unti 
and  Including  Sept.  1,  1897;  thereafter  It  will  be  5  per  cent;  but 
In  case  of  default  the  rate  reverts  to  6  per  cent  as  formerly.  Second 

ort  Kant'  bonds  are  reserved  to  take  up  the  $3,000  old  incomes. 

bonds    for   $3,000,000.  until  after 


The  third  mortgage  4  per  cent 
pt.  1,  1897,  draw  interest  only  if 


Sept. 
vision 


respecting  payment  of  interest  In  V.  56,  p.  82.  There  is  also 
outstanding  fractional  bond  scrip  (In  Dec.,  1896.)  for  $35.887.  The 
eerti/ltatei  of  '  '  ' ' 
In  trunandi 
ID  cash  Nov. 

E  ARKINGS. — On  775  miles,  not  including  Gal  v.  H.  A  H.  For  year  end 
Ing  I>ec.  31,  1896,  gross,  $3,522,384.  In  1895.  gross,  $3.277,657;  net, 
S75O.459;  deficit  undercharges,  $47,917.  against  a  surplus  of  $21,621 
In  1 494. 


For  years  ending  June  30,  on  775  miles  (G.  H.  A  H.  not  included): 

Orott.  Ket.       Other  inc.    Charges.  Balance. 

1895-96....  $3,174,112  $691,622  $34,771  $889,802  def. $103,409 
1894-95....  3,491,653  1,125.263  14,201  «58,9«9  sur.  280,555 
1893-94....  3.107.763  738,317  39  863,000  def.  124,644 

-(V.  61,  p.  1013, 1064;   V.  62,  p.  778,  1038;  V.  C    ,,,.647.) 

Iowa  Central  By.— Operates  from  Peoria.  111.,  westerly  to  Oska 
"?!*'      ' lllencc  northerly  to  Manly  Junction,  la.,  and  branches,  viz.' 


Own»—  '  Hues. 
Iowa  June.,  HI.,  to  Miss.  River.  89 
Mis*.  River  to  Oskaloosa,  la  . .  95 
O*kaloo*»  to  Manly  Junction.  .154 
Branches  to  A  lb la,  etc 165 


Leases—  Miles: 

Kelthsburg  Bridge  over  Mibs..  '. 
Track,  Iowa  Junct'n  to  Peoria   : 


Total  of  all 509 

In  1896  began  op.  ratine  Jointly  with  Burl.  Cedar  R.  &  No.  the  line 
mly  June,  to  North  wood,  11  miles,  formerly  leased  to  that  road 

-  **• p- 653)  °' the  Central 


~  r:vr  8TOCK-— The  preferred  Is  entitled  to  5  per  cent  (non-cumu- 
lative), then  common  to  5,  then  both  share  pro  rata.— (V.  62,  p.  548  ) 
DIVIDES™.— On  preferred  stock  In  1892  paid  1  per  cent;  none  since 
BOKD*.— Mortgage  trustee  Mercantile  Trust  Co.;  abstract  V  49  p  582 

Vmo,nntnM18»i{ gross,  $683,337;  net,  $207.967 

>v.30.      $1895 gross,    786,942  ;  net,    309,460 

fiscal  year  ends  June  30;  report  for  1895-96  was 

^^•fiT~of^4SS»5^f8i7«1iWT^W^ 
"rtS^SSSffi^ lu  18?i9966- 9-10  •sSSSaiift^*a 

Ar'ge  miles  of  road  operated.        499  49s  ' 

8ro**earnlng» 91,839,708        $1,509,221 

Jet  earnings  (overtaxes)....       617,385 
Total  net  rec'M  (inol.  rental*)       631,721 

Interest,  rentals,  Ae 373  ir>3 

Improvement* 80,238 


,, 
458.434 
473,185 
378,347 
24.S75 


498 

$1,811,567 
552,367 
566,792 
H88.283 
36,425 


V.  62,  p.  779,  8H9  9O8   1087-  V  63  " 30  880  $48,827.— 

toTaTare»,  29  mlle«-  tital  j  T   i ^"u-'^mn'^i"  Eu8ti8DI^»8anford 

«7»   mw    luuro,    i4i  lui   J.I.   X  K.   W.,    200  UllleS. 

irop  Smith.  Clialnnnn.  517 
8.  Elliott,  Henry  N.  Paul. 


O^  er  four-flfths  of  the  firsts  had  been  deposited  in  April,  1896.    Con- 
sols are  represented  by  Simpson,  Tliacher  A  Barnum,  New  York. 

STOCK—  Stock  July  1,  1892,  was  $3,010,000,  of  which  it  is  said 
the  Florida  Construction  Co.  owns  $2,715,300. 

EARNINGS.—  9  months,  )  1896  ...........  gross,  $218,755  ;    net,  $5,178 

Apr.  1  to  Dec.  31.       J  1895  ...........  gross,    227,346;    def.,     6,673 

REPORT.—  Report  for  year  ending  March  31,  1896,  in  V.  62,  p.  1137. 

dross.  Net.         Other  inc.    *  Charges.          Balance. 

1895-96  ____  $317,278     def.$5,667  $954       $172,729  def.$177,442 

1894-95....   668,782          200,428          1,778          230,271    def.    28,065 

1893-94....   766,328          263,137          1,248          294,757    def.    30,372 

*  Charges  Include  taxes,  accrued  interest,  etc.,  for  year;  for  details 
of  vai/ments  by  receiver  see  V.  62,  p.  1137. 
-V.  63,  p.  794. 

Jacksonville  Terminal  Ky.—  Owns  union  freight  and  passen- 
ger depots  [the  latter  opened  Feb.  1,  1895,]  and  terminal  properties  at 
Jacksonville.  Fla.,  including  20  miles  of  track,  used  by  Savannah 
Florida  A  Western,  Florida  Central  A  Peninsular  and  Jacksonville  St. 
Augustine  &  Indian  River  (now  Florida  East  Coast  Ry.),  which  com- 
panies guarantee  by  endorsement  the  principal  and  Interest  of  above 
bonds  ;  trustee,  Metropolitan  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  Property  Is  also  used  by 
Jacksonville  Tampa  A  Key  West. 

Jefleraon.—  Owns  from  Lanesboro,  Pa.,  to  Carbondale,  Pa.,  37 
miles  double  track;  branch,  Hawley,  Pa.,  to  Honesdale,  Pa.,  8 
miles.  Leased  in  perpetuity  to  the  Erie  RR.  Co.  for  $140,000  per 
annum  for  main  line  and  $14,940  forbranoh.  Used  by  Delaware  A  Hud- 
son to  reach  Carbondale.  Stock,  $2,096,050;  all  owned  by  Erie  RR. 

Jollet  &  Northern  Indiana.—  Owns  from  Jollet,  111.,  to  Lake 
Station,  Ind.,  45  miles.  Operated  as  part  of  the  Michigan  Central  sys- 
tem. Road  opened  in  1854  and  leased  to  the  Michigan  Central.  Stooli 
($300,000,  par  $100)  carries  dividends  of  8  per  cent  per  annum. 

Junction  (Philadelphia).—  Owns  from  Belmont.  Pa.,  to  Gray's 
Ferry,  Pa.,  about  4  miles.  It  connects  the  Pennsylvania,  the  Philadel- 
phia A  Reading  and  the  Philadelphia  Wilmington  &  Baltimore  railroads, 
coming  into  Philadelphia,  which  three  companies  jointly  guarantee 
principal  and  interest  of  bonds.  Stock  $250,000  (par  $50),  is  all  held  by 
these  threecos.  DIVIDENDS—  in  1891  40  p.  c..  in  1892  35  p.  o.,  in  1893 
30  p.  c.;  in  1894,  15  p.  c.;  in  1895,  none;  in  1896,  15  p.  c. 

Kami  11  lin  &  Michigan  Ry.—  (See  Map  Toledo  <t  Ohio  Central.)— 
Owns  Corning,  O.,  to  Gauley  on  the  Ches.  A  Ohio,  172  miles,  less  17 
miles,  Pomeroy  to  Gallipolis,  and  1  mile,  Athens  to  Armitage,  where  C. 
II.  V.  A  T.  tracks  are  used.  Also  owns  branch  of  1  1  miles  leased  to 
Toledo  A  Ohio  Central  and  Col.  Shawnee  A  Hocking  Ry. 

HISTORY,  ETC.—  Reorganization  in  April,  1890,  of  the  Kanawha  & 
Ohio  Railway  sold  in  foreclosure.  (V.  5O,  p.  451,  483.)  In  Oct  ,  1890, 
a  large  Interest  in  the  stock  was  acquired  by  the  Toledo  A  Ohio  Central. 
which  has  guaranteed  the  bonds,  principal  and  Interest.  (See  V.  52,  p. 
165.  351.)  The  first  mortgage  bonds  are  authorized  8t  $15,000  per 
mile  of  road  actually  constructed.  Current  liabilities  June  30  1896, 
$211,717. 

LATEST  EARNINGS—  5  months,  5  1896..  ..gross,  $188,076;  net,  $45,412 
July  1  to  Nov.  30.  ?  1895..  ..gross,    211,788;  net.      50,358 

Deficit  under  5  mos.  charges  $5,934  in  1896;  deficit  $808  in  1895. 

ANNUAL  STATEMENT.—  Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  In  year  1895-96 
gross  (includlngotherincome$l,978),  $472,969;  net,  $116,129;  interest 
taxes,  etc.,  $122,627;  bal.,  def.,  $6,500.  In  1894-95  gross,  $423,156; 
net,  $109,839.-(V.  57,  p.  22,  62;  V.  63,  p.  503,  792.) 

Kansaa  City  Belt.—  From  Argentine  to  Valley  of  Blue  River,  10 

™X™Sto,ck  auiho.£zed  $2,500,000  (par,  $100);  outstanding 
$100,000  (par,  $100);  owned  one-half  by  Atchison  Toiieka 
A  Santa  Fe  and  three-tenths  by  Kansas  City  Fort  Scott  A  Mem- 
phis and  two-tenths  by  Chicago  Milwaukee  A  St.  Paul.  Double-tracked 
and  used  for  a  terminal  road  at  Kansas  City,  being  leasel  for  99  years 
from  1888  to  C  M.  A  St.  Paul  and  Atohison  Top.  &  S.  Fe  (jointly  with 
other  companies)  for  payment  In  each  case  of  3  p.  o.  per  annum  of 
cost  of  property  used  with  equal  proportion  of  cost  of  conducting 
tiansportation  and  malutcuance  according  to  wheeHge.  The  mort- 
gage is  for  $2,500,000.  EARNtNOS.-For  year  ending  Deo.  31,  1895, 
cross,  $227,058;  net.  $138,325;  interest,  $118.800.  Year  ending  June 
30,  1895,  gross,  $238.741;  net,  $149.132;  charges,  $127,909.  Presi- 
dent, Edward  S.  Washburn,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 

Kan  nan  City  'Clinton  A  Springfield.—  Owns  from  Cedar  Juno 
Mon,  Kan.,  to  Ash  Grove,  Mo.,  164  miles,  and  branch  to  Pleasant  Hill 
Mo.,  10  miles;  total,  174  miles,  but  only  163  miles  operated. 

STOCKS,  ETC.  -Stock  Issued,  $1,775,400  (par  $100),  one-  half  owned 
jy  Kansas  City  Fort  Scott  A  Memphis  RR.,  which  guarantees  the 
bonds;  due  that  company  July  1,  1896,  $423,000. 

ANNCAI.  REPORT.—  Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.    Report  for  1894-5  in 

•  61'  10h0W<i  gr°88  earnings,  $414,328;   net,  $175,185;  in- 


Kan*as  City  Fort  Scott  A  TCemphln  Hit.—  Owns  main  line  from 
Kansas  City,  Mo.,  to  Memphis,  Tenn..  485  miles,  with  branches,  223 
niles;  total  owned,  708  miles.  Controls  the  Current  River  RR.  (Willow 
Springs,  Mo.,  to  Grandin,  82m.),  owningJf942,OOOofits$l,606,OOOstook 


JANUAET,  18»7.] 


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CONNECTING    RAILROAD 


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OF  THE 

KANSAS  CITY,  PITTSBURG 

—  AND  — 

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RAILROAD    STOCKS  AND    BONDS 


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Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Tables. 


RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road 

Date 
of 

Bondi 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 
Stoekt—  Last 
Dividend. 

8*er  explanation  of  column  headings.  Ac.,  see  notes 
on  tint  page  of  tables. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Payable               Whom. 

•Tanjoj  City  Fl  Scott  m  JfempAi*    Stock 

8100 
100 
1OO  Ac. 

$9,997,000 

2!l97|oOO 
n-jo.ooo 
571.000 
84,000 
492,000 
390,000 
12,879.000 
1,606,000 
3,000,000 
761,000 
3,153,320 
6.3O7.O40 
1,000.000 
189,000 

(11 
m 
See  text. 
2,713,000 

14.492,000 
5,000.000 
503.000 
48O.OOO 
4.750,000 
1,000,000 
750,000 
1.550.000 
300,000 

See  text 

See  t.-xt 
7 
6 
7 
7 
7 
9 
0 
9 

*L 

5 
.* 

9  g! 

if 
?'• 

7 

J.  A  D. 
Various 
M.  A  S. 
M.  A   S. 
M.  A    S. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A  B. 
Sept  I 

M.   A-     S 

F.  A  A. 

J.   A   J. 

J."A"J. 

J.   A   J. 

A,  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A  D. 
J.   A   J. 

J.'A'D. 

F.  A  A. 

F.  A  A. 

M.  A   8. 

Boston,  Of.,  50  State  St. 
do              do 
Bost,  Nat  Webster  Bk. 

Feb.  16,  1891 
Feb.  15,  1893 
June  1,  1908 
On  demand. 
Sept  1,  1910 
Sept  1,  1910 
Sept.  1.  1910 
Aug.  1,  1922 
May   1,   1928 
Oot    1,  1927 
Oct    1,  1929 
Jan.   1,  I9O5 
Mch.  1,  1934 
Mch.  1,  1934 
Mch.  1,  19O3 
Aug.  1,  1909 

1927 
1927 
Jan.   1,  1933 
Jan.   1,  1927 

Apr.  1.  1923 
Jan.   1,  1907 
June  1,  1920 
Jan.,   1907 
June  1,  1894 
June  1,   1920 
Feb.  1,  1923 
Feb.   1/1923 
Mch.  1,  1928 

K.  C.  P.  8.  A  G.  1st  M.,  I'd.  CT..S.  f..  dr-n  at  llO.e- 
lO-year  0  per  oeat  coupon  notes  (over-due)  

100 

1879 

Ft.  Scott  So^eaatern  A  M..  1st  M..  dfwn  at  lOS.e* 
Short  Creek  A  JopUn  1st  M.,  drawn  at  105  o* 
Memphis  K-  A  Col.  1st  M.  (see  text)  o* 

103 
22 
90 
26 

708 
81 

73 
72 

194 
XAB. 

mg 
Ml 

02 

1880 
1880 
1884 
1889 
1888 
1--7 
1888 
1889 

1894 
1888 
UM 

Text. 
Text 
1894 

1-7 

1893 
1877 
lag 

1,000 

i.ooo 
i.ooo 

1,000 
1.000 
1.000 
1.000 
1.000 
•Sim   A.- 

-..M.  AC 
1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
1,000 
500  Ac. 
500  Ac. 

1.000 

KM.   A. 
1.000 

do              do 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
Bost.  Nat.  Webster  Bk. 
Boston.  Nat.  Union  Bk. 
N.  Y.,  Un.  Tr.  Co.  &  Bost. 
Bost,  Nat  Webster  Bk. 
Boston,  Old  Col.  Tr.  Co. 

Kansas  A  Missouri  RR.  1st  mortgage    . 
ConsoL  mortgage  (825,000  per  mile)  not  dfn.  .0* 
Current  Rlv/RR.  1st  mort.,  820,000  p.  m.,  guar. 
Kan.  C.A  M.  B'y  AB>dcelstil.g.^.f..df  nat  llO.c' 
Kansas  Equip.  Co.  1st  M.  gnar..  s.  f.,  red.  at  110. 
•SOT.  C.  MtmfJi.*  JMr.-Gen.M..84,5OO,000,enr.o* 
Income,  aon-eomulatlve.  87.OOO.OOO.  our  c- 

MeenpUs  Equipment  Co.,  gnar..  red,  at  110  e' 
fmn*mt  OUwjUfirOkfrn  Connteti»g  KK.— 

Boston  Office. 

Ian.  oJyjrort'lMislsrii-  Mort,  gold.  Bee  text'.'e* 
JT.  C.  *  Om.-lit  M.  ($13,000  p.  m.)  g..  Int.  gu.c-.tr 
tantai  City  *  Pmetjle—  BEE  MIMOL  Kl  KAXSAS  A  TE 
Kan.  C.  PUt».  *  O*lf.—l*l  mort.  gold.  Inc.  4  yrs.c- 
1.0.  ft.  7o.rf  0o»w.«.-Con.  M.  (Nos.  1  to  SOO  pf.ic- 
1st  Ms.  Nod.  and  Tark.  VaL  RRs.  s.  f.  (dr.at  100)  c" 
Funding  notes    ..     .                                    

N.  Y.,  when  earned. 
July,  '96,  coupon  paid. 
July,  '93.  coup,  last  pd. 

1st  coup.  nay.  Oot  1,  '97 
Boston,  2d  Nat'l  Bank, 
do              do 

Kan.  Oil*  Suburban  Stlt  -Block 

100 

1.000 

1,000 

i.ooo 

1.000 

See  text. 
Og. 

9  g'. 
9  g 

1st  mortgage,  gold...                                         ...p 

30 

To 

5V, 

1890 
1892 
1893 

1  -•••_• 

Phils.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
Phils,  of.,  4OO  Chestnut 
do              do 
PhlL.Prov.  Life  A  Trust 

ConsoL  Terminal  Rv.  of  K,  C..  1st  M..  gold,.  ...e' 
Union  Ter.  RR.  Co.  1st  M.  (82.OOO.OOOi  g.  guar.e* 
Kansas  City  A  Indep.  Air  Line  1st  M..  gold.  .CAT 

1889,  1890.  1891,  none 
>,       3>».       1. 


Owns  one-half  capital  stock  of  K.  C.  Clinton  A  Springfield  and  of  K.  C 
Memphis  A  Birmingham  Bit.;  also  SOO  shares  Kan.  City  B 

OBOAXIZATIOX.— Formed  la 
C.  Ft  Scott  A  Gulf  and 

Divii,E»De.-On  t  year,  1886,  1887,  1888. 
ttmmtit  staee '85,  ( p.  o..      4,       4>e,      8«s,        8,       3>». 

Oa  fnftmal  year.  1881.  1882  to  18*0.    18*1.    18*2. 
sine*  1680.      i  p.  e..    8>».        8.  yearly.  4.          8. 

BOXIM  -Consols  (Umlsi  !»ew  Knglaad  Trust   OB.  of   Boston)  are 
reserved  to  provide  for  all  prior  beads  when  due. 

LATEST  EABXIXOS.— Including  K.  C.  C.  A  8.  aad  Current  River.  From 
Jolj  1  to  Nor.  30,  3  sssnths: 

V".  caoryss. 

•040.411  8984,898 

643.219  977,303  O5iOO8 


3,     since. 


GBIKB  4 1.  Fix  A*CEB.-on  JUM  80. 1«9«,  Mils  payable  were  8W2.278. 
The  K.  C.  F.  s.  A  G.  coupon  aotes  tor  932O.OOO  were  doe  la  Dee..  "99. 
aad  Jaa.  aad  Feb.  ..-96. 

A- -rii.  REPoBT.-Flscal  rear  eads  June  3O.    Report  for  18*9-96 
was  la  V.  63,  p.  1133.    The  saralags  below  are  oa  the  road  owaed : 
rsn*t/WM80.         1896.  1MJ  i--i  UM 

uae*0 708  971  -~i>  07O 

..83.9»1.B»4    88.983.033    84.4O6.740    89.111.132 
..81.200.69.-.    81.191.489    81.209.187    91.308,217 
1.147,18*       1.0*9,278       1.129341       1.1O4.6O6 


.011 

- 


Deaeits  paid  on  Corrent  River  RR.  and  Kansas  city  Clinton  A  Hprinc- 
6*14  RR  .  la  1892-93  9»»,8>6|  la  1893-44  679,118.  (V.  39,  p.  879;  V. 
60.  p.  301;  V.  01.  p.  37.  379.  868;  V.  03.  p.  134.  »O4.  1 1  •>.) 


City    Meaaphl.    A     Klrmlnchasn   K 

phi*  *e  Blrmlncnasa.  Ala..  233  aUles.  aad 

,  ftttd  S*M*M*BsMP*  AlsV*  83  •HtM  i   Iot*l,  X7T 


from 
to  Aberdeen, 


810O. 


BTOO.  TBAtno  OU&BAVTT,  ETC.  -The  stock  hi  9S.970.ooo-.  par, 
Tha  riBsas  Ctty  Fun  SosU  A  MssspMs  ewas  half  tfa  sSesTaaT  , 
•falae  gjaaraatM  of  10  per  eaat  of  cross  earnings  derlred  from  baidne 
to  and  rroa  this  road,  to  ba  SBBbsl  to  bMrastT  la  18*4  the  compan 
WM  raorcaalsed  uadw  plaa  of  D*OMBbw.  1893.-<8e«  V.  97,  p.  938.) 


1894,  with 


Jnly  1  to  Nov.  3o  (B  months) 

w 


18*6 998M07        9103.808  98S.933  98O.273 

18*9 318,44.-l  100,173  00.337  .<«.-.(-. 

AXXCAL  REFOBT.— Earnings  for  years  ending  Jaae  80.  have  been : 
rear.  Orss*.  .fit.         fMJur  Int.        InUrttt.    Bat..  Hur. 

....91.1W.031        9333.701        B23.749       9176.965       872.545 
.033,603          163.027          24.0HO          143.314          42.373 
1.077,847          1*2.040          30.793          183.212         79,621 
1.  p.  9«J.  V.  63.  p  154.  <O4,  11*6.) 

Kan.a.  «  liy  A  Northern  (onnertlric  HB.W4M  llap.t- 
Cnder  luaetl  uetion  Pattoasborg,  Mo.,  to  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  72  miles. 
The  K  C  A  Atlantic,  Honh  1C  C.  to  Mmlthvllle.  2o  miles,  was  par- 
phased  la  January.  18*7.  and  will  form  part  of  the  main  line. 

Oao  •  Phis  road  Is  owned  by  the  Kaasas  City  Suburban 

statt  Ry.  Co.,  whose  extensive  terminal.  It  will  use  at  Kansas  Cltv. 
When  completed  It  will  he  operated  la  close  connection  with  the 
ream  -  .i.arg  A  Uulf  (see  map  for  that  company),  forming 

pan  of  the  new  through  route  to  the  <iulf  of  Mexleo. 
The  Omaha  A  St.  Louis  (149  miles)  and  Qataey  Omaha  A  K.  C.  (139 
>  will  he  eoaaaeted  by  » line  from  Trenton  to  Pattonsbnrg  (Omaha 
A  Eastern  Ky.i.  JO  allies,  and  later,  when  the  three  roads  shall 
shows  their  capacity  for  two  years  to  cam  5  per  cent  nn  Ural 
"le  bonds  at  fco.ooo  per  mils,  will  be  consolidated  with  the 
Ctty  Connecting  RR..  making  a  system,  the  Omaha  K.  C.  A 
"  a.-V.02,p.  1177 

83.000,000,  at  935,000  per  mile,  of 

u 


tor  subscription  In  June,  l«ftfl.  and  are  to 

date  as  of  Jaa.  l .  1897.    Fall  particulars  regarding  them  were  In 

^1177.    Later,  when  the  consolidation  above  referred  to  takes 
Bonds,  aad  saw  the  stock.  It  Is  provided,  may  be  exchanged, 
r  dollar,  for  fire*  mortgage  bonds  and  stock  respectively  ol  the 

A°K.P8tiTwell  -V.  03.  p.  1*0;  V.  64,  p.  134. 
'Hi  >orthwestern  MM.— Road  Kaasas  City  to  Vir- 
102  miles,  of  which  Heneea  to  Axtell.  11  miles,  and  South 
aven worth  t«.  l^avenworth,  1  mile,  are  trackage,  and  2O  miles, 
fJBmeraeM  to  Virginia,  was  formerly  the  Kaasas  Ctty  A  Beatrice. 
Braaeh«s.  12  miles.  Total.  174  miles.  A  reorganisation  of  the  K.  C. 
Wraedotte  A  H.  W.,  foreclosed  Jan.  9, 18*4.  Stock,  8  (t) ;  par  #1(M. 


Ry.. 


Bone.— Mortgage  for  83.30000O  (Mercantile  Trust  Co..  N.  Y.. 
trustee)  Issued  InJuly. -1894.  Of  the  bonds,  8900.0OO  are  series  "A/ 
••  preferred"  as  to  principal  and  Interest,  and  are  redeemable  after  5 
years  at  1O3:  pnxeeds  were  used  to  pay  purchase  price,  etc.  Bal- 
ance of  Issue  for  betterments.  Road  belongs  to  Mo.  Pao.  V.  59,  p.  152 

EABXIXOS.- For  calendar  year  (on  174  miles)  cross  In  1 896,  $301,597, 
against  8257.529.  la  year  ending  June  SO,  1895,  on  153  miles 
(Kaasas  City  A  Birmingham  not  being  Included)  were,  gross,  8264,796 ; 
net,  937.280;  other  Income,  83.149;  charges,  965,996;  balance. 


Kansas  City    A  Omaha   KB.—  Owns  Stronhurg  to  Alma,  Neb. 
150  miles,  and  McCool  Junction  to  K.  C.  A  Omaha  Junction,  44  miles 
REOBOAXIZATIOX.—  Messrs.   Clark.  Mink,    Anderson    and    Ooudert 


(receivers  of   Union   Pacific)  were   appointed  separate   receivers  In 
October.  1395.    Reorganisation  Committee:    F.  P.  Olcott.  Anthony  J. 
i  B.  William*.  E.  Bllery  Anderson.  E.   C.   Benedict. 


Thomas,' 
Isldor  W, 
M.  Y. 


.  Olcott.  Anthony  J. 
n.  E.   C.   Benedict. 

aad  8.  L.  Parrlsh;  deimsltory,  Central  Trust  Co., 
was  sold  la  foreclosure  July  8,  1896,  and  purchased 


by  the  committee  fur  9150.000.  To  make  the  purchase  and  for  repairs. 
etc..  the  bondholders  were  asked  to 


led  to  pay  an  assessment  of  910  >  per 
vaybai  l>ecn  organized,  but  complete 
L-V.  63,  p  504. 


bond.    The  K.  C.  A  Omaha  Kail 
reorganisation  will  be  deferred. 

STOCK  A.XD  BoHM.-TBe  Union  Paelflc  owns  91.595.SOO  bonds  (under 
IU6  a.  o.  collateral  trust  of  1891)  and  »l.72.V:J73  of  the  *I.410.OOO 
stock  (par  9100)  and  8t  Joseph  A  Grand  Ulaud  owns  91,833,900  stock. 
Coupons  due  Jan.  1, 1894,  were  not  paid. 

EaaxniQs    8  months,    <  1890 gross.  963. 134;  def,.  93.6"3 

Jaa.  1  to  Aug.  31.       }  1895 gross.    42,822;  def.,    26,847 

For  year  18*9  gross,  875.415;  deficit  under  operating  828.370.  In 
1894.  gross,  8112,049;  def.,  834,707.  (V.  62.  p.  819;  V7B3,p.76,  5O4.) 

<  lit  riu.bnra;  A  «nlf  HH.—t8re  Jrnp.j-ProJected 
from  Kansas  City  to  Port  Arthur,  near  Gulf  of  Mexico,  769  miles.  In 
operation  January.  1807,  Kansas  City  to  Mena.  Arkansas,  38O  miles, 
Horatio  to  Shreveport.  124  miles,  and  Beaumont  to  Port  Arthur,  19 
miles:  Wilton  to  White  Cliff,  Ark..  7  miles;  total,  3:«)  miles.  The 
remainder  of  the  line.  Mena  to  Horatio,  63  mile*,  and  Shrevaport  to 
Beaumont.  181  miles,  will  be  completed  In  Feb.,  1897;  about  100  miles 
being  already  completed. 

COXSTBCCTIOX  CoxrAXiE*.— Arkansas  Construction  Co.  (capital 
85,300,000  authorised)  has  contract  for  construction  to  Shrove 
port.  La,,  from  whence  the  K.  C.  Shreveport  A  Gulf  (chartered  In 
Sept..  1894.)  will  build  to  Hablne  Pass  on  Gulf  of  Mexico,  where  depth 
of  water  Is  24  feet.  V.  63,  p.  397.  The  Kansas  City  Terminal  Con 
structlon  Co.  was  organised  In  1893  to  build  the  K.  C.  Shrereport  A 
Gulf.  Construction  stock.  9:<,<MX>.ooo:  par,  8100.  The oountnietlon  com- 
panies get  839.OOO  per  mile  of  bonds  sad  s  like  amount  or  stock  of  the 
railroad  company,  and  have  Interest  In  town  sites  and  subsidies. 

HTOCK.-K.  a  P.  A  Gnlf  stock  authorised  (930.000.OOOi.  825,000 per 
mile;  par  8100;  outstanding  In  January.  1897. 913,824.000. 


us, — Pint  mortgage  gold  bonds  at  833.000  per  mileof  main  track 
authorised  la  April.  1893.  Interest  on  which  until  April.  1897 
will  be  payable  only  If  earned,  but  on  April,  1893  coupon,  910  was  paid. 
Mortgage  covers  equipment.  Missouri  Kansas  A  Texas  Trust  Co.,  of 
KansaaCHy.  Mo.,  and  the  State  Trust  Co.,  of  N.  Y..  trustees.  Philadel- 
phia Stock  Exchange  reports  91 4.492,000  firsts  listed  to  Jan.  21. 1897. 
EAJMTIXM.— For  year  ending  Deo.  31,  1896,  gross  paining*  were 
8809.021 :  1895,  cross  earnings.  9532,339.  In  year  1894  gross.  9390. 
121;  net.  8169.236;  rentals,  etc.  (not  Including  bond  hit 


balance,  surplus  for  year.  91 07.92O. 

,    i:u  , 


»rest).861.:nc.»; 
oAce,  30  Wall  St.     (V.  64, 


a    City    «t.    JoM-ph    A    Council     Bin  IT..-  fSee    3lap 

Ckitago  Burlington  4t  Oninfw.i— Owns  from  Kansas  City  to  Council 
Bluffs,  194  miles,  branches  5">  miles .  proprietary  lines  (Nodaway  Val- 
ley   and   Tarklo    Valley    rsllnads),    62   miles;    total    310    miles; 
eased  to  other  companies,   7    miles:    leaving   total    operated,  3O9 
miles.    The  capital  stock   llnrliidifg  Nodaway  A  Tarklo  Valley)  Dec. 
31.  1895,  85,988.374.    Stock  for  •5,2li:<.'.'!)3   was    purchased  by  the 
•hlcago  Burlington  A  Qulncy  In  1  HMO.  and  the  road  Is  operated  as  part 
nf  that  system.  Consols.  Nos.  1  to  3OO,  In.tli  Inclusive,  bare  a  prior  lien, 
flee  description  of  mortgage  In  October,  1896.  8urPi.KMr.ST,  page  1. 
DIVIDEXIIS,— In  l«!i:t.  Dec..  8-63  p.  c.:  1894,  Deo.,  8  p.  o.;  for  1895 
declsred  In  Feb.,  1  *!ii>>.  on  $5.263.200  of  stock,  4-89  p.  o. 
EABXIHOS.— In  ve.ar  ending  Deo.  31,  1899,  gross  earnings  were  *!,- 
';  net,  «717,OO7:  other  Income,  817,595;   Interest  and  rentals, 
vldends,  *-J.".7.:i7o;  balance,  surplus  for  year,  821,450. 

a    City    sjnbnrban     Belt.— (See    Map.l— ROAD— Extends 

from  Second  Utreet  and  Broadway  around  Kansas  City,  vl»  the  Bast 
Bottoms  and  the  valley  of  the  Blue  and  Brush  Creek,  providing 
terminal  facilities  for  the  railroads  centering  at  Kansas  City,  and 
urnlsnes  quick  transit  from  the  manufacturing  suburbs  along  the 
tine  Valley.  By  connection  with  Union  Terminal  KK.,  In  Kansas  City, 
Kansas,  this  road  also  reaches  the  West  Bottoms  by  a  system  of  via- 
[nets,  and  here  make*  direct  connection  with  every  road  entering 
Kansas  City  from  northwest,  west  and  southwest. 


UJVE8TOB8'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V. 


JANI-ABY,  18w7.J 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


73 


Hubserlbera  will  confer  •  great  favor  by  tiring  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Tables. 


RAILBOAP8. MUi| 

Por  explanation  of  column  beading*,  Ac.,  »ee  note*      of     I 
on  flrst  pace  of  table*.  Road. 

OH*  Waikinti  OH//— lit  mort.,  gold c*       98 

JfnfteMl-lstaT.,  gold,  915.OOO  per  mile  i-     107 
~    alsw-Rec'rs' oerts.8100.000 


Date    Slie,  or 

of          Par 
Bond*    Value. 


INTKRFST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


oi  - 
pal, When  Due. 


Bate  per    When    Where  Payable,  and  by  I"  Btocki— Last 
Paj.able  Whom.  Dividend. 


lmortcace,  gold. 


New  Albany  Belt  A  Term.  RR.  1st  M.  end.,  gold. .  2 

fa****  4  DC*  Jfo.— Preferred  stock,  8  per  cent  ....  162 

1st  mortgage.  Interest  cnar.C.  R-LAP o-  162 

******  4 TrsWm-Ooauaon  stock 148 

Mortgage  notes  of  1886.  '94  aad  '90 

sTsnamiM  gr»sn  Bay  **  WaUi »    l«t  mortgage. .  .e     

StoffHim  4  ftoneraJto-lst  M..cold.(redem.  at  1O5).  113 

fmm.  *  OAio—lst  mort.,  cold,  guar.  by  rent.  e'*i  66 

l.nkr  frit  <t  W**l*rm— Com. stock. 93O.OOO p.m.  725 

Pref.  stock.  6  per  cent  inot  earn.)  (920,000  p.  m.) .  725 

1st  iLOrtcace.  (910.0OO  per  mile)  gold. o'  720 

34  •norv?  for  93.6i5000(90^»0  per  mile  gold  c  720 


IM8 
1887 
18*4 

1881 
1889 
I8M 
1890 

1878 


1891 
18M 


1,000 


100 

100  Ac 
100    < 


#1.9(i7,4OO 
1, 60S  1 00 
75.OOO 
l.OOO.OOO 
HOO.OOO 
400,000 
300,000 


6  ft 


J.  A  J.July  ,'95,  coup,  last  paid   Jan.   1,  1930 
J.  A  D.  Deo.,  "93,  coup,  last  pd.    June  1,  1937 


M.  A  'B.  Mar.  '96ipd!  July  1.'96 
A.  A  O.  Apr..  '93,  coup,  last  pd.j 


J.  A  D.  June,'93,ooup.  last  paid 
J.   A  D.  June,'93.coup.  last  paid 
1.524.600  See  text  See  text  N.  Y..  Office.  13  Wm.  St. 
A.  A  O.  do  do 

!A.  A  O,      N.  Y.,  Cuyler  A  Co. 


1887 

1891 


v>aar.  1O  per  eeat  •teak  (Mick.  So.  A  No.  lad.) . . . 

BoJalo  A  Brie  1st  m.  (B*ffatoJf.Y.,to  Erie,  Pa.)  c 

Lake  Shore  dlv.  bonds  IBuffalo  to  Toledo,  O.)...c 

ConsoL  Istmortslak.  fund  826OOOO  vearly  e*r 

ft.  (for  925.000,000).  do CAT 

mro«  A  Toledo  1st  mortgage,  guar..  c 

A  Watte  Plfaea  let  mort.  gaar c 

-  A  {.(see  M 


308 
809 
809 

•I 


1868 
1869 
1870 
1871 

1-7-: 


Bat.  Cr.  A  Star.  1st 

Stargis  Ooshen  A  St.  „ 

KaL  Allegan  A  Gr.  Rapids  stock. 


Erie  A  I 


,          . 

tl«..g..guar.  p.*UseeM.Cen.)  41 

St.  L.  1st  mori,  g.,  p.  *  I.  a>tr  M 

•.  Rapids  stock,  reatal  «nar 58 


_.  1st  M.lL.8.  owns  9369.000I.C 
i  Qsa  sad)  *fk,  Toledo  to  Adrian 


If 

01 

M 


i--.. 
1--.. 


1888 
1863 


1.000 

l.OOO 
l.OOO 
100  I 

100 
1,000 

1,000 

100  , 
100 

500  Ac. 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
l.OOO 
1.000 

"Too 

1.000 
1,000 


2.750,000 

4,000,000 

275.000 

378,000 

572.OOO 

2,000.000  6  g. 

11.840,000      

11,84O,OOO  See  text. 
7,200,000  5  g. 

2,600.000  5  g. 

-T.MMI-...MMP  sve  t.-\t. 
533.500  10  per  an 


J.  A  D.  Jos  Walker's  Song,N.Y. 

J.  A  J.  In  default. 

J  A  J.  N.Y.,J.P.MorganAOo. 


2,7OS,OOO 

1.355.000 
14.440,000 
14,692,000 
924.000 
40O.OOO 
79.000 
322,000 
610.OOO 
840.000 
298.000 


7 
7 
7 

7 
»«. 

3  g. 

.v.'-. 
0 

7 


A.  A 

J.A' 

P.   A 


P.  15 
A  J. 
A  J. 
A  A. 
A  A. 
A  O. 
A  O. 


Mar..  1911 
April,  1919 
Deo.,  1916 
June  1,  1920 
Jan.  15, 1895 
Oct.    1,  1928 
Oct.    1,  1896 
Option  of  Co. 
June  1,  1921 
Jan.   1,  1919 
July  1,  1925 


N.  Y.  Office,  80  BrMway 
N.  Y..  Chase  Nat  Bank. 

do  do 

N.Y..GrandCent.  Stat'ii 

do  do 


Nora.-  f  Interest  on  raglstered  bond*  I*  paya  ble  Q. 


..........  300.000  10  p.  an. 

—  J.;  o  n  coupo  n  hood*  J.  A  J.  _ 


Coupons  payable  by 
Treasurer  at  Gr'3 
Central  Station, 
N.  Y. 


D. 
F.  A  A. 

J.  A  J. 
J.  A  D. 
J.  A  D. 
A.  A  O. 
J.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 
T.  A  A.  N.T.,  Or.  Cent.  Station. 


payable  by  Union 
Trust  Company. 


Feb. '97,1  "4% 
Jan.  1,  1937 
July  1,  1841 
Feb.  1, '97, 3% 
Feb.  1/97, 5*4 
Apr.  1,  1898 
Apr.  1,  1899 
July  1,  190C 
Dec,  1,  1908 
Aug.  1,  1906 
Jan.  1,  1940 
Dec,  1,  1989 
Deo.  1,  1989 
Oct.  1896 
July  1,  1938 
Var.  toJ'ly,'97 
Feb.,  '97.  5% 


OaOAXlXATtos.-Ia  1899  consolidated  with  the  Consol.  Terminal  Ry 
,  and  la  January.  1*93.  bought  the  entire  capital  stock  of  the  Kansas 
A  InrtepsadaaM  Air  Line  Company.  (V.50.  p.  MS.)    Al«o  own*  all 

Belt 


'aft*--1" 

: Kansas  A  Texas  Trust  Co.,  of  Ks.nea«  <  Mty. 

v  lad.  Air  Line  2ds  of  1898  have  all  been  paid  off  and 
i.  to  be  canceled.    Of  tae91.35O.OOO  Ua.  Term.  IstSsof  1893 
are  held  In  treasury  of  K.  C.  P.  A  O.  and  by  the  M. 


EtKXiios. -Year  ending  Dec.  81.   1896,  gross,  8340.060.    in  1890, 
-         769.    In  year   1*94.  cross.  9249.037,  acst.  8236.072   In 
1898.    M.  T.  antoe.  36  Wall  St.— (T.  62.  p.  1 177.) 

S1893  from  Lake 
maekn  8  mile*. 
authorised  910.- 


1898.    N.  i 

•anana  City  Walklns  A  (inlf. 
Charles.  La.  northerly  to  Alexandria. 

i  tro*tee.  Farmers'  Loan  A  Trust  Co.    1 
V*  ••00,.  On  Jaa.  30.  .1894,  Maak  tor 


Watklai  PrceMoat.  23  William  st-.>   Y. 


•r  91.967.400  was  oni- 
wae  about  9100.000.  J.  B. 
(V.  90.  a.  08*.  803.) 


Kanu.  Vlldl.nd  K>.-Ro*d  from  Wlshlta  to  Ellsworth.  Kan.. 
107  mile*.  Road  opened  In  1897.  Leased  la  18W8  to  oM  St.  Louis  A 
ian  Praaclseo,  but  a  receiver  was  appointed  for  Kansas  Midland  la 


Venlurhy  A   Indiana  Bridge. -Owns  steel   eaatUevar   bridgs 

over  the  Ohfo  River  at  LomlsvUle  aad  0  mile*  of  railroad  between 

LoiUvllle,  Kv..  and  New  Albany.  lad.,  aad  8  mile*  of  belt  line  la 

tile :  abo  operates  New  Albany  Belt  A  Termlaal  RR..  3  miles, 

andownsLoul*.  A  New  Albany  Perry  Co.  and  N.  Albany  Street  Car  Oe. 

RacBivEWHir.— Defaulted  en  eoapoae  Beat..  1898.  Bee  V.  07,  p.  01O, 
096.  John  MacLeod.  P.  W.  Tracy  aad  sf  M.  Pelton  are  receivers. 
The  Bait.  A  Okie  o.  W..  the  Southern  Railway  aad  Louisville  New  Al- 
bany A  Chicago  have  acquired  a  block  of  the  second  mortgage  and  ter- 
minal bonds  for  the  purpose  of  control  Hag  the  property.  See  V.  63.  p. 
1087;  V.  6a.j>..y«.5or  PiMilssare  sale  aaTbeaa  ordered ;  upset 
price  9700.000.  subject  to  ant  mortgage  of  9t.000.OOO.-V.  64.  p.  83. 

8Bct7BrnEe.-Capltal  stock  91.7OO.OOO  (par91OO>.  City  of  New  Al- 
bany,  Ind..  cuaraatoas  920O.OOO  of  1st  mortgage  bonds. 

IBTEBUT  PAT»«n.-Plret  mortgage  Interest  dne  Mar.  11.  1896, 
was  paid  la  July.  1896.  at  Louisville  Trust  Co.  of  Louisville.  Ky. 


.  1896. 


9220.010:  net 

^ 


Keokak  At  Dee  W.I n«. -Owns  from  Keokuk,  la.,  to  Des  Motne*. 
4  tor  46  years  troai  October  1, 1878,  to  Ike  Chicago 
Railway,  the  lessee  to  pay  30  per  eeat  of  tie 

--_ ran  less  tke  latereet  (not  the  principal)  on  the 

k  Is  91.024.900  8  pereeat  preferred  and  l2.6OO.4OO 
pf  each  910m,  a  majority  of  wueh  ls  held  by  the  leaser, 
i  on  preferred  In  May.  1893.  of  92  4O  per  share;  In  1894, 
i.  99  eents  par  share:  la  1996.  Jan..  9O  centaur  share;  In  189ft. 
•eae.  Plscal  year  ends  Sept.  8O.  Rental  la  1893-98.  9101,700;  In 
1898-94, 8151.924;  la  1894-90, 91*7.000;  la  1890-99.  »137 jJoO. 


B.-Alcxaadrla.  Mo.,to  Van  Wert.Ia.,  148 
m.    Orcanlxedln  1888  after  foreclosure. 
entire  capital  stack 
Das 


nk  A  Weetern 

rate*  to  Keokuk.  0 1 

tke  entire  capital  stock  and  bonds  of  the  Des  Molnes  A 
ty.  sxtsaetac  from  Dee  Molaes.  la,  U  Gainesville,  Mo..  112 
x>w  range,  were  purchased:    A  plan  to  pay  for  same  Is  to  be 
.-<  vVoT.  p.  1064;V.  93.  p.  880.1 
DrviDBjroe— In  1888, 1  per  eaati  la  1891, 2 :  In  18O2,  2  p.  c.;  In  1893, 

-  •  la  1*94.  2  p.  a.;  la  1890.2  p.  c,;  la  1896.  April,  1  p.  c.,Oct-  1  p.e, 

*oe-10 months,  )!*»« Gross. 9330,307 ;    net.9116.892 

1  to  Oct.  31.        (1896 Grose.    3O8.268;    net,    1O4.934 

for  1896  was  la  V.  63,  p.  680,  showing 
ea  note*.  919.275;  constmo- 

I-i  l'*94.grc^9363>48:'^t,e9M^i'9WOp!  T.  Uugneat 
ipian,  Keokuk,  Iowa.    (V.  62,  p.  89O ;  V.  63.  p.  879.) 
n*.   <  onnly   Klevated.— Aee  STREET  RAILWAT  StrrrLEMEirr 

•  ••toil.    .  M,,,l,.rl.nd  «ap  A    Lonlsvllle  K/.— Knoxvllle. 
L     with    tnanel    at  Cumberland  Gap.  to   L.    A    N.    at   Mlddles- 

*•  miles;  braaeaea,  7  mites     Part  of  road  (Knoxvllle  to  Ciimb. 

^'A°Nasirrule^  "!™^^>T  lfc--?onlh'r°  R/  •n<1  J"rt  b'  lMatt- 


*• 


Ry.  and  part  by  Loul 
la  April.  1899.    T.  89.  p.  988;  V7.  61.  p.  471;  V.  62,  p. 


A   Ohio.— Owns  from   Kaoxvtlle.  Tenn..    to   Jelllro, 
knack.  99  mile*     Operated  by  Southern  Railway,  which 
ol  of  the  stock  aa  part  of  Its  system.    Stock  I*  91.127  " 
Railway  owaa  9767.OOO  of  the  stock  pli 
of  1994.    EABJiiroe.— Ye 


June  3O,  1896.  gross.  9496,126;  net.  9224,863;  Interest.  9120  OOO 
balance,  snrplu*.  «104, S«3.  In  1194-95,  cro»s,  9464,065;  net,  #143,389 

Intanja*.  -IJM..L-I. 

Lake  Krlr  A  Wr«lrru  Kallroad.— (8te  Map).— Owns  from  San- 
dutky.  O.,  to  Peorla.111..  .  mil  branch  to  Mlunter,  10  mllea; 

Indtanapoll*  to  Michigan  City,  182  mile*;  K..rt  Wayne  to  ConnerKvllle 
and  branch  to  Ku«hvllle,  1SS  miles;  toul  owned.  725  mile*,  of  which 
691  steel;  leased  from  Oct.  1.  1-n:..  tin-  Northern  Oblo  RK.,  Akron  to 
Delphoa,  167  mile*;  total  operated,  892  miles. 

HUTOBT.  Era— Company  formed.  In   1897_atter  foreclosure  of  the 


Pern  A  Chicago.  163  miles,  and  In  , 
Cln.  A  Louisville.  (See  V.  OO.  p.  , 
oct.  1.  1890.  Bea  V.  63.  p.  8?6. 


In  March,  1887,  purchased  Indianapolis 
I  In  June,  1890.  acquired  Fort  Wayne 


DiviDBme  nKCE  '91 5  Year.  1993. 
on  preferred.-     }  P.  ot..    4H 


59O.)    Northern  Ohio  was  leased 

.   -  — .    r- .    The  terminals   at  IniUanapolls, 

Peoria,  Port  Wayne  aad  New  Ca*tle  are  operated  partly  under  lease. 
The  company  Ms  about  88  miles  of  trackage  and  terminal  rlitlm.  re- 
calving  about  957.OOO  yearly.  Por  condition  of  road  l>e<l.  equipment, 
bridge*,  etc.,  see  pamphlet  Issued  by  company  In  January,  1896.  In  Sep- 
tember. 1890,  purchased  the  stook  of  the  Northern  Olilo-whloh  sec. 

1893.    1894.   1890.  1896.      1897. 

0000     Feb.,1'4% 
BOKO*,— Abstract  of  flrnt  mortgage  (Central  Trust  Company  and  A.  L- 
Mason,  trustees).  In  V.  46.  p.  40; ofid  mortcace  (Cent. Tru«t  f'o. of  N.  Y. 
and   Roht  C.  Bell  of  lad.,  trustee.).  In  V.  54.  p.  444.    Guarantee*  82.- 
OOO.OOO  Northern  Ohio  Oa— see  that  company.    Second  mortnage  bond* 
for  *.VM>.OOO  were  sold  In  Sept..  1896,  for  air  brake*.  oonpUhTeto. 
LATEW  BAJumoa.— January  1  to  November  3O  (11  months): 

,ii."Mm<**~  '""'"  *•*•        riatd  elarytt-     Bol.,*vrp. 

1»*8 93.0ft7.348     91,2111,929         9640.183         9651.7ilil 

1890 3,208384        1.458.6O4  642,285  811.321 

AmrCAL  RBroBT.-Plseal  year  ends  Dec.  31.  Annual  meeting  I*  held 
at  Peoria  on  flrat  Wednesday  In  October.  Annual  report  for  1895  was 
given  at  lenrth  In  V.  62.  p.  818.  826.  See  editorial  p.  802.  The  traffic 
U  well  distributed,  only  6 per  cant  In  1890  being  from  coal.  Average 
rate  per  ton  per  mile  In  1895  was  O-681  cent  against  0-704  cent  In  1893. 


rear  md.  Dte.  31.         1 890. 

earnings 93.519.101 

«et  earnings 91.803,960 

•nearn.  (54-40) 
(ntatest  on  bonds. . . .  467,000 
T-axe*  and  rentals....  334.388 
D.yldaaas. (O)  592,000 


93.345,403 

91,479.552 

,-.-.  77 

i-.-..:i:ct 
837.949 

n   -.-•-J.II.HI 


IBM 

93.512,620 

ri.i.-.:).^77 
[08-33) 
,978 


(08- 
444, 


(5)  592.00O 


1892. 

*:i..-.-.-,-i«2 

91,620,359 

r,l-4f.) 

434.667 

2O0.033 

(5)  592.OOO 


898; 


surplus.    9309.175         92O4.569 
(I)  8143.593 

.,  President — (V.  62,  | 


8221.407 
9207.016 


9393.659 
9119.219 


«-««*  Shore  *  tllrhlcan  Hontnern.-^«e«  Map  ff.  T.  Central  ) 
Operates  from  Buffalo  to  Cblosco  with  branches.  The  system,  well 
fhowj  on  the  map.  Is  made  up  as  below.  The  main  line  (540  miles) 


map.  Is 


Buffalo,  N.  T..  to 
snnd^braach- 


J  A  White  Pigeon.. 

Northern  Central  Michigan. 
'-".*8t.L. 


Miltt. 

..    Ill        Mil 

.     inn 


• 
• 
.17 
•  .I 

ii 


. miles) 

Adrian,  Mich.,  under  lease  from 

Ltoted.  [T:ite  tki,  Co..]          Milet. 

Kalamaioo  A.  A  U.  R 59 

Jamestown  A  Franklin 51 

Mahonlng  Coal  RR 00 

Erie  A  Kslamazoo(26m.) Text. 

Detroit  Hlllsdale  A  8.  W ...  U      60 
Fort  Wayne  A  Jackson  . . . .  f      98 

Grand  tot.  oner.  Jan.  1 ,  '96 . 1 ,44O 


Also  owns  8  miles,  nil vcr  Creek  to  Dunkirk,  leased  to  N.  Y.  C.  ASt  1 

Of  the  main  line  490  mile*  ha*  double  track.  By  control  of  "  Nickel 
Plate"  the  Lake  Shore  has  still  another  line  from  Buffalo  to  Chicago. 

i,  Ac.— A  consolidation  on  Aug.  16. 1869.  The  N.Y.  Ch.  A 
el  Plate)  road  has  been  controlled  by  ownership  of 
SPSJj^KSi882'  t*ke  Shore  now  owning  86,24O,OOO  of  It*  common. 
{6.275,000  of  Its  2d  preferred  and  92,003,000  of  It*  1st  preferred  stock. 
The  company  also  control*  and  leases  the  Mahonlng  Coal  RR.  [see  Lake 
Hhore  "System"  below]  and  owns  (beside*  the  entire  stock  of  the  pro- 
prietary line*)  92.670.696  Plttsburg  A  Lake  Eric  stock. 

CAnTAL  STOCK.— The    stock   has   remained   at   850,000,000  since 

171.    The  guaranteed  stock  of  9533,500  carries  10  per  cent  dividends 

DmDEBD*.— Since  >  1888.  '89.    '90.    '91.    '92.    '93  to  Feb.,  '97  ilncl.) 

P.  Ct  (     4         0        0      6>»     8»9       6  yearly  (3  P.  A  A.). 

Boron.— Interest  on  the  oonsol.  flirt  mort.  I*  paid  on  coupon  bonds' 
J.  A  J.,  on  registered  bonds  Q.— J.  The  flrst  consol.  or  the  bonds  prior 
thereto  are  redeemed  each  year  by  92AO,OOO  contributed  to  the  sinking 
rand.  The  bond*  outstanding  are  given  above  leu*  the  amount*  held  In 
the  sinking  funds,  which  amounted  to  86,250,000  Dec.  31, 1895. 

OUAEAHTIES.—  In  addition  to  securities  In  table  above,  company 
niarantees  by  endorsement  on  each  bond  *1,OOO,OOO  Cincinnati  A 
ipringfleld  lit  7*.  de*crll>ed  under  Cl.  Cln.  Ch.  A  St.  Louis.  See  also 
Detroit  Hlllsdale  A  8.  W.  and  Port  Wayne  A  Jackson. 

GENERAL  FINANCE*,  Ac.— A  Vanderbllt  road  having  a  large  bualnete 
greatly  dependent  on  traffic  from  competitive  point*. 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


JANUARY,  1897.) 


KAILKOAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


subscribers  will  confer  m  sreat  favor  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Tables. 


RAII.KOAH- 


3>*r  explanation  of  column  beading*,  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  flrst  page  of  table*. 


MI:,-. 
of 


Date  I  Size,  or 

of         Par 
Bonds   Value. 


•took 


.-JfoAOKiHO  Coal  KX. -Stock. . . . 

,  guaranteed  0  p.  c.    Bee  text 

1st  M.,  Youngs,  to  And.,  etc.,  guar.  p.Ai.(end)..  .c 
Torn-  * Tir.-l*tM.t>»guar.byAt.A»*byUn.P. 
•Ms*  Jnumnu  JNswr—  lit  M..g.,lnt.red'c1dio5p.o. 

2d  mortgage  

WarwieFvalley  lit  A  3d  Ms.  (9240.OOO  2da) 

Wawayanda  RR.  1st  mortgage 

Lab.  A  Bod.  R-GenJI.  93.O06.OOO.  g.is 
elk-igk  4  ft*  A-BfTd-Slste  Valley  RK. . 

1st  mort..  81.000.000.  gold 

Campbell  Hall  Connecting  (leased) .  1st  mort. . . . 
»v-Btoek  (9100.300  Is  1O  p.  c.  pref.) . 


Ktezti.c* 
i-t  Mori 


43 
43 
43 
46 

42 

63 

Text 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


l-Bonrf* — Prtnol 

Rate  per!   When  j Where  Payable,  and  by  P«oe*»^La»t' 
Cent     Payable!  Whom.  Dividend. 


r..uiN,u  amlrvk-1-t.-r.-.l 
...........,....................-....r 

do        coup.  an'/regi*..%4"j6r2f6oO  are  4^Tc*r 

do        annuity,  92.038,000  are  4>*s 

Lehigh  A  N.  Y..  1st  M..  92.OOO.OOU.  g..  gu.p.*l.c'ir 
Lea.  VaL  of  N.  Y..  1st  M..  gold.  gu.  p.  Al(end.)c'Ar 
Leh.  VaL  Ter..  1st  mort.,  gold, gu.  p.  A  L.end.c-Ar 
Bwtm  A  Amboy.lst  M.Eastoa  to  P.  Amboy.gnar. 
Eastoa  A  No.,  1st  M..  gold,  guar  by  L.  Vat.. e* AT 

Dalaao  Land  l*tM..  gold. guaranteed 

Middlesex  Valley,  1st  mart.  9600.000.  gold 
i-ena.  A  N.  Y.  Cau.  A  KR.-lst  m..  endors. . .c-jtr. 

Consols  (see  text)  guaranteed  p. A  L(end.)r 

Elmira  CortTd  A  Xo.  1st  pref.  mort..  gold. c' 

1st  M..  gold.  |  oar.  p.  A  I.  lead.) 

Cana.Xo.lst  M."  g..gn.  p.  at.  by  E.C.  AM.  as*.by  L.  V . 
al  stock.  4%  guaranteed  000  years 


( Oa 


Preferred  stoek,  10  p.  c..  mar.  900  y 

L.V.CoalCo.lst  JI912.00O.OO<i.r -.f  .n. 


101 
101 
US 

Me 

M 

117 

• 

31 

00 

13 


103 

UM 

IM 
IM 


1889 

l-M 
1887 

•7'.'  -11 

1980 

1890 
1886 
1895 
1889 

i  -•";'- 
1870 
1879 


1879 
19M 

1890 
1991 

1880 
1893 
1893 

1  ...-_• 


1--. 
1994 
1884 
1886 


$50 
5O 

l.OOO 
1,000 
1,000 

1  .000 

5OO  Ac. 

500  Ac. 

1,000 

IHI     A.'. 

1,009 

I.IMN. 

30 

1.000 
1.000 
1,000 
1.000 
1.000 
1,000 
1,000 
l.OOO 

1.000 
\c. 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

1.000 

Too 

100 

1.000*0 


91,900,000 

661,850 

1,500.000 

1,380,000 

800.000 

201M-.MI 


See  text. 
5  per  an. 


U5.1HK) 

See  text. 

r.l.500 
370.0OO 

soo.ooo 

40,441,100 
3,000.000 
6,000.000 

1-.4.IHX1 
10.4OO.OOO 

12,100.000 
2.000,000 
1  .',.000,000 
10.000.000 

6,000,000 

51.000 

1,177,000 
211,000 
1,300.000 

- 


.  . 

750.000 
1.250.000 
300.000 
709,700 
90MOO 
10,  ;-•_•.,  <». 


F.  A  A. 
J. 


6 
6 

5g. 

i* 

See  text 
6 

6 

44A6 
44  A  6 


A  J. 

A   J. 

A   J. 

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

<t-J. 
J/A  D. 
M.  A  8. 
J.  A  D. 
J.  A  D. 
J.  A  D. 


. 
3  g. 


4  g.    M.  A   8. 
4>*g.  J.   A  J. 

5  g.    A.  A  O. 

M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
J.  A  J. 
M.  A  N. 
J.  A  D. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.  A  J. 
F.  A  A. 
F.  A  A. 
J.  A  J. 


.  5 

6g. 
5g. 

n  *. 

4  i-.-r.ii. 
HI  l"-r  .in 
S  g. 


N.  Y.,  Gr-d  Cent.  Stat'n. 

N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 

do  do 

July,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 

N.  Y.,  Nat.  Exch.  Bank, 
do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 


Phlla.,927  Chestnut  St. 


Phila,,  228  So.  Third  St. 
ReK.atoWoe;  cp.Bk.N.A. 
Phila.  Of.,  228  So.  3d  St. 

do  do 

Reg.at  offlce;cp.Bk.N.  A. 
Phila..  Ot.,228  So.  3d  St. 
Phll..Leh.Val.Of.AN.Y. 
N.  Y.,Merch.N.  Bk.APh. 

do  do 

Phila.,  Of..  228  So.  3d  St. 
Bee  Off.,  228  So.  3d  St. 

do  do 

X.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
Phlla.,  Bk.  N.  America. 
Phtla..  Lehlgh  Val.  RR. 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

Phil,  office,  228  8.34  ft. 

do  do 

N.  Y.  and  Philadelphia. 


Feb.  1,  '97. 7% 
Jan.,'97, 2i*H 
July  1,  1934 
July  1,  1913 
July  1,  1911 
July  1  1917 
1900  A  1912 
Jan.  1,  1900 
July  1,  1920 
July.l,  1916 
July  1,  1945 

1939 
See  text. 
June  1,  1808 
Sept.  1,  1910 
Deo.  1,  1897 
Deo.  1,  1928 
Irredeemable. 
Sept  1,  1945 
July  1,  194O 
Oct.  1,  1941 
Hay  1.  1920 
NOT.  1,  1935 
Jan.  1,  1932 
Nor.  1,  1942 
June  1,  1906 
Apr.  1,  1939 
Apr.  1,  1914 
Apr.  1,  1914 
July  1.  1906 
Feb.,  '97,  2<* 
Feb.,  '97,  5% 
Jan.  1,  1933 


Nothing  has  I 
1983.1k*  r- 


3.  to*  outlay*  the 
6  to  91.ol3.9M 


"r  <-.{  stsaawj  .«••<•••  M  -MI,-. 
itingtii 


In  18*4)  for  new  equipment 
em*  har»g  exclusive  of  expen- 

rplas  Jan.  1. 1800. 91 1.637.485. 

Low  grade*  permit  large  train  loads;  arerage  for  1895  318  tons. 

AJTVCAL  Barosrr.— Fiscal  year  end*  D»e*»itisc  31.  Annual  meeting 
Is  held  the  flnt  Wednesday  In  Mar  at  Cleveland.  The  annual  report 
for  1893  was  published  In  V.  6i.  p.  8*4s  see  aUo  editorial,  p.  830. 
figure*  for  1999  below  are  partly  estimated. 

Trmglr.-Ot  the  14.382.684  ton*  earned  In  1890,  eaal  and  roke  eon 
WMed  M  per  **»t,  ore*  10  p.  «.,  grain  7  p.  c. 

rear*-  ;-••«  1999  l-'i  MM 

If itos operated 1.440  :   ;.••  1.44O 

Total  gro*s  earning*  92O.2OS.933  921.01U.O35  919.557.S7n  923.885.932 
Oper.  exp.  A  taxes.     13j823^tf4     14.56t.219    l:i.l««.O«7    17.133.913 


» t  earnings  ...    96^9*93*    99,447.816    96.371.8O3    96.062.019 
Net.  Inrl.  oth.  lae*me    9403OJ989    99.890.794    96,781.158    07,011,151 

Rentals  paid I       643j0OO          944.709          6O6.022          597.393 

Interests*  debt  ...{    3.110,900      3.134J7O      3.15U947      3.173.762 
Dind's  on  guar.  s-k  Yi.t.-,.,  '.  i..r..,  53.3SO  53^00 

I,  .'..:•-          (6)2.067.000(6)2.967.090  (6>2.967,990  (6)2.967,090 

•orpin*  over  dl  vs.  954^4  x          99O.823  9049       93384O4 

—(V.  82.  p.  414.  8*O,  994,000. 1118. 1199;  V.  «3,p.4O3. 1009.  I  I.',*.) 
Lake  *as>r*  fcrafesn.-JIahonlu  <  oal  Kst.-Owns  from 
Youagstown  to  Andover.  O.,  and  braaeh.  SO  mile*  Leased  In  per- 
petuity for  4O  per  cent  of  gross  earnings  to  Lake  Shore,  which  Jan.  1. 
1999.  owned  9H66.9OO  oflts  umaina  aad  9390.0OO  of  its  preferred 
stock.  The  ptafesied  Meek  osUIJBate*  eeataln  a  clause  making  **— • 
redeemable  at  par  at  option  of  Co.  Dividends  paid  on  common  • 
U  1889  4>t  p.  c  ;  In  l&O.  ft:  In  1801, 4>w  In  1802.  Feb.  S>,:  Aug..  3; 
tal893. 8  p.  c.;  In  1894,  8  p.  c. ;  In  1803, 10s.  e.;  In  18*6,  Feb..  7  p.  e.; 


894,  9  0.  i 

Aug..  3  P.O..  In  l-.07.Peb.  7  p.  e.    in  1 896*  rental  9385,743.  against 
9254.730  In  1994;  surplus  over  Interest  aad  dlTldends,  936.188T  (V 


62.  p.  99*. I 

l.anra.irr  A  CbesAsr  My.— .VorreM  Omuff    A  3-foot  gauge  road 
from  Chester  to  Lancaster.  8.  C.,  39  miles.    A  rwerganliatlon  In  Ang  . 
1H96.  of  the  Cheraw  A  Chester  RR..  *old  In  foreclosure  In  Jane.  1899 
Capital  stack  I*  95O.OOO ;    par.  93O.    First  mortgagr  U  for  923.OOO  of 
due  Jan.  1.  1917,  Int.  J.A  J..  ronpon  bonds  95OO 
eral  Manager,  W.  U.  Hardin.  Chester.  8.  C.— V. 


O.fi_ 

7  p.  c.  currency 

eaoh.  all  Issued.    General 

-..<.  i..  I"  - 


Leaveatworthi  Tos>rha  A  «oalh   Weelern  ••.—  Own*  from 
dea  Ju 

read  .  . 

BUI  of  roreelosure  tied  in  April.  19M.    Coupons 
.O46.3ftO 


i»e*«T*i  April  So. 


uneUon.  In  Kansas.  47  mile*.    Union  Padne 
this  read  In  Marsh.  1994.    a  L.  MeLeUan  apimlnted 
re  tied  in  April.  19M.    Coupons 
Jan.  1.  1HU4. 


. 

due  Jan  1.  181*4,  not  paid.     Accounts  payable  91.  .    . 

la  1896-6  gn*.  9^.741;  de*Mt  Cram  operating  94.216.  -V  >.J. 


Lrhlxh  A  II  iid... n   Hlver  Hy.-Own*  from  Orevconrt,  on  Krle 
RR..  to  Belvtdere,  N.  J.,93  miles,  on  the  Pennsylvania  RR.  Pronrlotary 
line.:  Orange  Oooty  RR.  («nUr* stock owned-no  bonds  l»sne.l.  II M 
•   it*Mayareek.V.  Y.,eaP.  B.A  <«.  K.  (P<m(mkeepsle  Bridge 

" 


*.  19  mile*  (lad.  trackage  2  m.) ;  9.  E.  A  P.  RR..  PhUUpsbnrg  to 
>n.  1  mm*;   trackage.   Fean.  RR..  BelvMere  to  Fhllllpsburg.  13 

mVv0Q«    VO  *B 


i:  total  operated.  00  miles. 

OU»UL  Fm»»c*s.- Stoek,  H.34O.OOO.  par,  91OO.  Warwick  Val- 
ley 1st  mort.  covers  10  mile*  of  road,  aad  bond*  mature  October  1, 
1900;  3d  mortgage  cover*  22  mile*  and  bonds  mature  April  I.  1912. 
IXMM  and  bills  payable  Sept.  30. 1906. 93U3.500-.  ear  trusts.  979.OOH. 

InJaaiiar;.l49?.fo««.(XWge*»>ral5*weraont*tandlnicandanaddl 
•*•«!  lame  of  *M*).OOO  was  authorised  for  instlaf  debt,  etc. 

AnrUAL  Rtrom.- Report  for  l«»5-6  was  In  r.  63.  p.  1111. 

r*ar*N*l*/iMM80-  1808.  1-'  :-'i 

Gross 9370.072  9392,811  948O.907 

Hot...                                     105^51  U-    '-'  133.130 

Add  Orange  Oeuty  RR..  not.  4,109  4.18»  16.BOO 

Intonot.taxeo.ote 141.O64  140^30  142.379 

sarpfns 18^83  :-.--: 


•Jrinnell  Bart,  Prestnm,  90  Broadway.  IT.  Y.  City.  -(V.  61,  p.  333, 
1064;  V.  62.  p.  364,  940;  V.  93.  p.  5O2.  1OO9.  1 1 1 1  ;  V.  64,  p.  83.) 

Lrhlgh  A  >.  w  i  nzlanrf  ••.—Operate*  road  from  Slatlngton. 
Fa.,  tn  Camobell  Hall.  N.  Y..  06  miles,  of  which  throe  sections,  aggre- 
9Bttag  44  mBoa,  belong  to  other  eempaalee;  exlonaton  from  Fon  Argyle 
aadBendeT-s  Junction.  Pa..  8%  mile*  (eompleted  In  Nov..  1 81HI):  total 

>  mile*.    Spar  Into  Deekertown.  1  mile,  under  construction. 
HISTOBV.-A  usiganHellsa  la  April,  1800,  of  the  Pennsylvania 
i  *  BostoaTsold  in  foreclosure  Dee.  14, 1994, 


910CX  AXD  Bovrw, -Capl tal  stoek  U  91  ^OO.OOO,  par  95O.    Mortgage 
•  for  91.000.000  gold  0  p.  e.  50-year  »»aSi.  of  wblrh  9373,OOO  repre- 
i  aad  hslane*  for  Improvements  and  extensions. 


^^^BMO.000  gold 
oart  IMHIII  pAos 
Mertcnto  and  stock  U 


-.  Jeiwph  r.  Mnnott.  Conrad 
Ffaelvr.    (V.  62.  p  134.) 


ir  Improvements  and  exi 
July  9.  1800.    (Bee  V.  61.  p.  113.) 
William  B. 
Iller,  W.  W.  Kurt* 


Valley  II K.— <8rt  Map)— Main  line,  Jersey  City, N.  J.,  op- 
posite N.  Y.  City,  to  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  444  miles;  branches  to  Audenrled, 
Tomhlcken,  Hasleton,  Ac.,  713  mile*;  Lehlgh  A  New  York  RR..  115 
mile* ;  Stale  Line  A  Sullivan  Railroad.  24  mile* ;  total  main  line,  1 ,29<; 
tulles;  branches,  etc..  839  mile*.  Total  system  2,155  miles;  second 
track,  5311  miles.  Trackage:  Penn.  RR.,  13-t!  miles;  N.  Y.  Central,  51-3 
mile*;  sundry  trackage,  29  miles. 

HMTOBT,  ETC.— Company  opened  a  through  line  of  It*  own  from 
New  York  to  Buffalo  Sept.  1, 1892,  and  discontinued  trackage  of  188; 
mile*  over  the  Erie.  Lease  to  Beading  ended  Aug.  8, 1 893. 

COAL  PnurBBTT.— The  I^ehlgh  Valley  RR.  Co.  owns  3,619  acre*  of 
ads  and  all  the  ~ "  ~~ 


all  the  (3650.000)  stock  of  the  Lehlgh  Valley  Ooal  Co.. 
which  In  December,  1803,  owned  anthracite  coal  and  surface  land* : 
Total  mere*.     Ooal  acre*.         Kifd.  field 

Owned  In  fee 15,217  7. •_•«•_•  124,000,000 

Perpetually  leased 8.123  3.741  111.000,000 

Term  leases 1.7O8  1,708  47,000,000 

Control*  through  rtock  owned..  9.320  4,519  50.00O.OOO 

CoWertes  04.  dally  capacity  almut  3O.OOO  tons.  (V.  62,  p.  364.)  The 
Haselton  Coal  Co.  (chartered  In  1896)  stock  Is  owned  and  Its  92.OOO,- 
OOO  Brst  mortgage  5s  also  owned  are  iniaranteed— see  V.  64,  p.  1  'J~. 

Th.'  c.,!.;  <•..    in   i-'iv.<..  shipped  -i..i llterles  owned «;819,7S7 

tons,  against  3,619,000  tons  In  i*!i45.  and  2,061,115  tons  in  1893-94. 


•87. 


•91. 
0 


•92 
5  "4 


'93. 

4 


none 
nluoe. 


...     ...    -88.    '89.    -DO. 

8lno*:80.    P.  ct.  ]       4      4>«      4         00 

Bonw.— The  ttmttltaaltd  mort.  of  1873  (trustee.  Fidelity  Insurance. 
Tract  A  B.  D.  Co.  of  Phil.)  Is  for  94O.OOO.OOO,  of  which  912.OOO.OOO  are 
reset  led  to  retire  911.OOO.OOO  prior  lien*  when  due.  The  bonds  are 
'  la  three  series,  of  which  the  sterling  Issue,  "dan  A;'  is  subject  10 


-------  sasim^  ••js.sc^ni.  ui    w  u»iu  MB*a  •n*n«  A4U|(  inouc.      !•'»••  JT,       la  BUL*JD*Jli   IV 

rail  at  par  la  Increasing  amounu  eaoh  year,  9399.0OO  being  the  amount 
retlrea  In  1996.  A  second  aeries  Is  composed  of  the  "  coupon  and  reg- 
istered" bonds,  which  are  not  subject  to  call,  but  which  prior  to  NOT. 
13,  1893,  were  oonTertlble  at  option  of  holders  Into  bonds  of  the  third 
sane*,  these  last  being  snuuUy  bmdt  and  Irredeemable,  neTer  falling 
Ine  exeept  In  ease  of  default.  All  these  Issue*  are  equally  secured.' 


.  4  VortAtrn  RR.—  Road  from  Belfast  to  Easton. 

Pa..  M  miles;  braoeb  to  Leblgb  Valley  RR.  at  South  >  a»ton.  4  mile*; 
Leased  for  5  years  from  Auc.  1.  1V93,  to  Bangor  A  Ponlaml  Ry. 
Capital  stoek  ls  92OO.OOO.  Ix-liUh  Val.  guarantees  bonds.  (V.  62,  p.  135.) 

Klmira  OffOand  4  ffnHkern  XR.-Thl«  road,  with  the  Oanastota 
Northern,  runs  from  Elmlra  to  CanastoU  and  Camden.  N.  Y.,  14n 
miles.  The  stoek.  92.OOo.OOO.  Is  owned  by  the  Lrnlgb  Valley  (Mqniraa 
Feb.  SO,  1890).  which  guarantees  toe  bond*.-V.  63,  p.  364,  1177. 

LfJUak  r«U*y  faUteaf  Oe.  */  few  for*.—  Owns  road  from  Buffalo, 
N.  Y.,  to  near  8ayra.  Penn.,  175  mile*  doable  track,  aid  branches  to 
Ithaca,  Auburn.  Carun.  eto..  Ill  mile*;  total,  283  miles.  Stock  all 
owned  by  Lehlgh  VaL  KM.  Mortgage  «lMtrant  In  V.  51.  p.  114.  IKOKS— 
V.  54.  p.  909.  986;  V.  62.  p.  414.  1OS7;  T.  63,  p.  357,  1063.) 

Terminal  JtaUvay.—  Own*  doable-  track  road  from  Soutb 
.  to  Jersey  City,  with  about  1  25  acres  at  Jersey  Cltr  and  a 
large  water  front  there  and  other  property  ;  Its  stock  of  tlO.OOO.OOO 
ls  owned  by  the  Lehlgh  Valley  RR.  (Bee  V.  53,  p.  640,  880.)  Central 
Trust  Co.  trustee.  Car  trusts  frl.ooo.OOO. 

JfYaVtua*  ToUty.-Boad  from  Naples  to  Genera,  N.  Y.,  29  mile*, 
Purchased  in  December,  189S.  and  bonds  due  1942,  guaranteed,  prin 
clpal  and  interest  (endorsed).—  V.  61,  p.  1013  ;  V.  62,  p.  134. 

JTorrfa  Om**l.  —  Leased   for  999  yean  and  dividends  guaranteed. 
Bonds  aD  owned  by  Lehlgh  Valley.    Water- 
with  water.    See  V.  5O,  p.  137. 


rater-shed  supplies  city  of  Newark 


/Vnxjytrania  si  New  York  Canal  <t  Railroad.— Leased  for  99  years 
from  December  1, 1888,  to  Leblgb  Valley,  which  has  assumed  It*  debt 
and  owns  all  Its  stock.  Gonsol.  mortgage  bonds  of  1888  (trustee,  Olrard 
Life  Insurance  Co.)  are  reserved  to  take  up  prior  bond*  when  due.  The 
1*.  guaranteed  principal  and  Interest  by  the  Lehlgh  Valley,  lu- 
:  94,000,000  of  A  per  cents,  9J.OOO.OOO  of  4* :  91.000,000  of  4H»s, 
'  in  1890  to  retire  7s  due  In  Jane.  1896. -V.  62,  p.  950. 

LeMak  *t  New  Tork.— Thl*  road  (formerly  Ronthem  Central),  runs 
from  N.  Y.  State  Line  near  East  Waverly  to  Falrhaveii,  on  Lake 
Ontario,  113  mile*.  V.  91,  p.  008,  700 ;  V.  62,  p.  134. 

RotKutrr  Southern  RK.— Rochester  to  Hemlock  Lak«,  X.  Y.,  3O-16 
mile*.  A  oonsolldatlen  In  Aug.,  1  *95,  of  Rochester  A-  Honeoye  Val. 
(15-4  miles)  and  Rochester  Southern.  Controlled  through  ownership  of 
•lock.  Capital  stock  is  98OO.OOO  (par  9100);  Mnded  debt  930O.OOO. 

Leltigk  Voile*  Ooal  Co.— See  "Coal  Property"  above. 

QBXKBAL  FIWAHCES.— To  provide  for  floating  debt  and  for  other  pur 
poses  96,OOO,OOO  of  Lehlgh  Valley  Ooal  Co.  0*  were  sold  In  July,  18U5. 
:>n  Nov.  30, 1896,  bills  payable  were  92.453.OOO;  Interest  due  Deo.  1. 
1840,078:  unadjusted  taxes  and  leases  and  pay  checks,  etc.,  9776,961; 
Cash  and  cash  assets,  91,6011,221;  open  accounts,  etc.,  91,871.463. 
Advances  to  L.  V.  Coal  Co.  amounted  Nov.  3O,  1*96,  to  $0,166,890. 
Real  estate  mortgage*  aggregate  9347,852.  For  list  of  guaranteed 
securities  owned  and  not  outstanding,  see  V.  64,  p.  137. 

CAB  T«USTS.— In  November,  1894,  contracted  for  2.0OO  new  coal  oar*, 
of  6O,iOO  pound*  capaoltv  each,  to  be  owned  by  the  L.  V.  Terminal  Ry., 
who**  ear  trust*  for  91.OOO.OOO  were  Issued  therefor,  and  are  owned  by 


76 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


JANUARY.  1897.  J 


KAILROAD    STOCKS    AND   BONDS 


77 


will  confer  a  great  favor  by  giving  immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 

'Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bond* 

Size,  or 
Par 

Value. 

Amount 

Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

tiitmt*  —  1  ruuii 

pal,  When  Due 
*/ocA-»-Last 
Dividend. 

for  explanation  of  column  heading*,  Ac.,  see  notes 
on  flrst  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

Wnen 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
whom. 

LA.  Yalln  -<C«««.>—  Snow  Shoe,  l»t  M.,  not  gnar.r 
L.  V.,  gold,  ear  trusts,  $50.000  doe  each  F.AA.e* 
Oar  tnuu.  85OO.OOO,  dne  850,000  annually  .  .  . 

.... 

1896 
1806 

1894 
1894 
1895 

•?-.oo 
1,000 
1.000 

$500,000 

:i(Kj.(XMp 

.-.UO.IMHI 

1,000,000 

1,500,000 

125,000 
516,000 
4,943,100 
•J7.V<«H> 
1,500,000 
714.l>«0 
3,250,000 
2,487,850 
12,000,000 
1,121,000 
-.703 
3,610,000 
3,000,000 
1,250,000 
1,500,000 
325.000 
1,500,000 
120.OOO 
1,000.000 
600.000 
600.000 
650,000 
250.000 
7.\tM)0 
1,429.000 
200.000 
600.000 

5 

2g- 

S  8- 

E* 
»*•• 

J.   A  J. 
F.  A  A. 
F.  A  A. 
J.   A   J. 
Text. 
A.  A  O. 

Philadelphia. 
Phil.,Oirard  L.I.A.ATr. 
Philadelphia. 
N.  Y.,  Cent.  Trust  Co. 
Text. 
N.  Y.,  Man.  Trust  Co. 

Jan.   1.  1910 
Aug.,  '97-1906 
Aug.,  '97-19O6 
Jan.   1,  190O 
Feb.   1,  1935 
Oct.     1,  1945 

Xsiti^n  4EaiUrn-i»t  M..  *1  .000,000,  gold.  .  c; 
General  roort/ajr*.  8fW  l«xt  ,  ......<  .  r 

"93 

Lima  yorf.Wrn  Jk>.-Ut  M..  $1.2OO.OO^  *old...cJkr 
Litchrttt*  Carroll*  Wt»L—  Receiver**  oertiflcateA. 

1,000 

•  52 

"a 

84 
84 
133 
28 

1886 

1864-8 
1882 

1  -.'  J 
1887 

1,000 
50 
1,000 

1  .iXW 
1,000 
1,000 

so 

50 
500 
100  Ac 
1,000 
1.000 
500  Ac 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1.000 
500 

Bod 

1.000 

1.000 
1.000 

6g. 

8  per  an. 
6 
5 

7 
»g. 

5  per  an. 

See  t.-xt. 

7 

5g. 
•  g. 

5  g. 

Kg. 
1  g- 

i8- 

5A6g. 

5r 
I* 

I" 

5  g. 

J.   A   J. 
Q.-M./0 
various 
M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A    8. 
J.   A   J. 
U       F 

July  ,'93,  coup,  last  paid 
Clnn.,Offlo«,  1st  Nat.  Bk. 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Bank  of  America, 
do              do 
See  text. 
Phlla.,  Of..  410  Walnnt 
N.  Y.,  Corbln  Bank'g  Co. 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
N.Y..Corbln  Bank'g  To. 

Jan.   1.  1916 
Deo.  10,'96,2% 
1898 
Nov.  2,  1912 
Apr.  1,  1932 
Sept.  1.  1937 
Jn.15  '97,3ia% 
Nov.2.'96,l% 
May   1,  1891 
Aug.  1,  1918 
July  1,  1931 
June  1,  1938 
Nov.  1,  1987 
Mch.  1,  1922 
June  1,  1932 
June  1,  19S4 
Mch.  1,  1920 
Mch.  1,  1911 
June  1,  1938 
May  1,  1911 
May  1,  1937 
Apr.  1,  1901 
Sept.  1,  1901 
Ort.    1,   1932 
Jan.   1,  1943 
Jan.   1,  1946 

LtlUe  *io».*-8rk,eofn..gu.8p.c.,»tf  yrs..P.C.A8t.L. 
Street  eon.  2d  mort.  (nnir  1st  i  ,  .  r 

Betterment  bonds  ($3,000,000)  convertible  

£*tt«  JM*  4  JftMA^FIrrt  mortgage.  goU  o 

Z**f  Iiland    Stock          ,          .   

In  mort.,  main  line,  I..  I.  City  to  Greenport....e* 

04 
158 
180 

180 

wi 

76 
76 
18 
18 
3>* 
)  1HJ 

Uj 

1868 
1-7* 
1881 
1888 
1887 

[so? 

1892 
1894 
1880 
1881 

1888 
1881 
1897 

1871 
1-71 
1892 
1-:'  : 
18M 

M:  A  N. 

F.  A  A. 
Q.-J. 
J.    A  D. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A    8. 
J.   A  D. 
J.  A  D. 

if  .  A  a 

M.  A    8. 
J.   A  D. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A    B. 
Q.-J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.  A    J. 

aiortrare  cold   85  666.000 

Onsnl  is2r£a«T  goM  V; 

L.  I.  HR.  mort.  on  ferry  for  82.75O.OOO.  gold...e* 
Mortgage  bond*  of  1  932  for  85OO  000,  gold 

Debenture  (*l.ftOO.OOOi  gold.  Dot  subject  to  call.  . 
Hew  York  A  Flushing  1st  mortgage,  assumed  — 
Brooklyn  A  MontaaklstM.,  8250,000  are  6s..  c' 
M  M..  g.,  assum..  Bush.  Sta.  to  Eastp.  A  brs.e 
Long  Island  City  A  Flushing  1st  M,.  assumed    «* 

Hew  York  A  Roefcaway  lit  mort,  Int.  only  gnar.. 
Bmtth.  A  Pt.  Jefferson,  lit  mortgage,  guaranteed 
L.LRR.  North  Sh.Br.eoiiM>LM.01.5<X>.OOO.guar.c' 
N.  V.  Bay  Ext.  RR.  lit  M.  gold.  KU.  p.  A  l..end.  c 
Mnntaak  Ext.  RR  let  M..  n.p.A  L.  (000.000.*  e* 

the  Lehlgh  Vallev  RR.  For  2.OOO  box  can  of  6O.OOO  pound*.  In  1896 
were  Issued  81.OOO.OOO  car  trusts.  matorlng85O.uOO  each  Feb.  1  and 
August  1  to  Feb.  1.  19O6.  Inclusive  mortgage  trustee.  Glrard  Life 
Ins.  Annuity  A  Tr.  of  Phlla.  The  85OO.OOO.  series  of  1808,  eover  l.OOO 
coal  ears  and  a  number  of  stock  and  sosaKiisllnii  ears.— V.  62,  p.  1087. 
AJTHDA  L  RuroRT.  — The  fiscal  year  ends  November  80.  The  report  for 
1885-06  was  given  In  T.  04.  p  131, 130;  see  also  editorial,  p.  109. 
r *ar  «*•.*«  .Vo*.  30-  1 

88,470350  88,391,542 

6.849,062  5,982  898 

-.i>>     i"  2.104.677 

Mail,  express,  etc. 862.446  >.?-<;  851.517 


Tturn+MfXo*.  80-  :-'••. 

Earnings  from  eoaL 88,88s%574 

Mlscellaneoos  freight  ...      7  472.1O4 


OP 


Total 


Ine-fran  1  1. 


CR 

r*ri;!T..-- 

mKS   ' 


. 

.Ac  net. 


.  819,514.660 

1  i.  -.-i..;-.- 

84.031.002 

.,-..  LM 


818.564.454         817.830.994 


84,000,765 
841.492 


South- n  On.  proporfn.. 

Inures*  OB  debt  

Ooa'l  exp.,  IncL  taxes... 


.5.434,347 

4.294.380 
401.416 


84.891.257 

21.748 

1^78.741 

UMM 


Balaaee.  sorptas $44H.762  8643,842  8127.070 

Int.  oa  Ooal  OsVbonds  HMuMO  *-••„;....  (t> 

-( V.  «.  p.  357.  40-.',  441.  DM.  to*.  1068;  T.  64.  p.  1O3.  1 8 1 .  1 86.) 


rear  ending  JOB*  80.  18841. 
100.000.  In  year  ending  DM. 


wet  on  general*  for  flrst  5  rears 
1  Trust  Co..  ».  Y.,  on  nr»t  day  of 
Jane  80.  1808,  839.181.  For 

.J17.231;  net.  891.392!  Interest. 

.gross.  8207.335.  <V.  58,  p.  607.) 


I...1M.  r^WJO^OOcTpar  81oa 
Bores— The  Brst  mortgage  Is  for  01.2OO.OOO  of  5  per  cent  b  <nds; 
arastee  to  Manhattan  TrasttV, ».  Y.;  bonds  are  Issnable a.  812.OOO  per 
mile  of  completed  road  and  83.0OO  per  mile  lor  equipment;  company 
tease.  800  ears.-<  V.  01,  p.  558. 825.  1064;  V.  88.  p.  «8.) 

Lltcnneld  Carrollton  A  Western.-Own*  from  Bamett  toOo- 
H^*— .  III..  5!  miles.  This  road  was  formerly  opersted  by  the  Chl- 
eago  Peoria  A  St.  Louis.  Joseph  Dteksoa  Is  now  reeelrer-see  V.  82. 
•7049 :  V.  61.  p.  1004.  Stock.  800O.OOO :  par  8100.  Oonsol.  mortgage 
tar  819,000 per  mfle  was asrthsrUed  In  April.  1803.  Reeetrer-*  owtflf- 
ente.  81'^.OQO.  For  year  ending.  .Jan*  8%  1805,  gross,_85$547 » 


.  RR..  Xenla.  O..  to 
*..  Dayton.  O.,  to  Indiana 
Jeantond.Ind.,4  m.;  Cla.  Bt. 
Lauan.— Ok  Dee.  1 
rrtMstmrgOnetanaU 


in  April.  1803. 
June  30,  1805, 

•.•.:i-.'«.    i  v  •  J.  i> 

Ml.  O.,  to  SprtngOeld,  O.,  84 
10  miles;  leases.  Columbus  A 
55  miles ;  Darton  A  Westerp 
88  miles ;  Onto  State  Line  to 
RR..  2  m.;  tot.  operated.  199m. 


WMWWWa-.        TsM 

ttsfarthful 


to  Ptttsbnrg  Cincinnati  A  Bt.  Louis, 
A  Bt.  Louis)  for  ninety-nine  years, 
L  Co.  Is  a  party  to  the  contract  and 
asntal  U  8  per  cent  on  84.943,100 
There  Is  8100,000  6  per  cent  permanent 
•d  «tM;  tntenst  J.  A  J.    Lung's  report  for  this  road  shows 
i  to  lessee:    In  1888.  8*21,80*  in  1880,  8385,873:  In  1890, 
~51;  «  1881, 8*93,748;  la  ISoTlfcao.eS*  ra  1803, 8204^71;  In 
.  8221^27;  in  1895. 8250.044.    Stock  authorised.  88,000,000. 
BOVM.-IB  January.  1880.  stOBkhnsnars  aothorUed  83.OOO.OOO  7  per 
•ant hss^rtobshMMd  to  the  lessee  from  time,  to  ttane  forsettermenu), 


to  the  lessee  from  time  to  time  for  b 

!k.  rate  which  the  bonds  shall  be  oonverUble. 


tnsn  Little  Rock,  Ark-.to  Missis- 
Of  the  coupons  nu~  iie.pt.  1, 


nne.  1893,  Rudolf  Fink  was  appointed  re- 
Roek  to  WMar  Junction.!.  T..  proposed.  Fore- 
Ms*  postponed  to  March  17, 19O7.    (V.  63.  r 

iTHW.— Bondholders'     committee     consists     of     F.     P. 
__ma,  52  Wall  Btreet,  N.  Y.;  Augustus  D.  Jullllard.  James 
Henry  De  Coppet  and  Henry  K.  Sheldon.      Becrctary  of 
Osmnimee  Jails  H.BsmHh,  16  Wall  St.,  U.Y.    Depositary^ 
™   Y.     To    Oet..  1800,  receipts    for    83,149.000 
on  ».  Y.  Exchange. 

EARIIXOS.— Year  ending  June  30, 


Tmst  Co. 


STOCK.  88J50.000;  par.  810O.  F.A«»mos.-Vear  enC 
•6.  grass.  8801.003:  net.  813,08*:  other  Income,  8« 
4400-  hnlaaee.  deOett.  03.014;  In  1894-95.  gross. 


. 

.  8382.OO7;  net, 
(V.  62,  p.  186,  364, 


I.lllle  SrhiiTlklll  >'avlKallon  KM.  A;  Ooal.— Owns  from  Port 
Clinton  to  Tamanend.  2t)mlles.  Lnased  July  7.  1868.  to  Philadelphia 
A  Reading  for  93  years.  In  Dec..  189«!,  rental  was  reduced  from  7  p.o. 
to  5  p.c.,  gold— see  V.  63,  p.  1159. 

Long  Island  RH.— Operates  practically  all  the  stea-n  surface 
roads  on  Long  Island,  adjoining  New  York  City,  the  system  Including: 

OHM-  JfUet.t  Lsosw—  15  Which  see.)  Jflle*. 
Long  Island  City  to  Oreen port.  95  |  New  York  A  Rockaway 9 


Long  Island  City  to  (it.  Neck. .   14 

Bushwlck  to  Bag  Harbor 97 

Sundry  branches 83 


Total  owned. 

i  A  Jamaica  RR 


N.  Y.  B'klyn  A  Man.  Beach  f..   20 


Total  June  30, 1895 379 

Do-ible  track  01 

.  Side  tracks 108 

i     — 10    Operate* — earning!  kept  teparalc. 

Branch  RR. SO    N.  Y.  A  Rocks  way  Beax-n  RR  IT   12 

Montauk  Ext.  RR 21  |  Prospect  Pk.  A  Coney  Island. IT  13 

OnoAjrnuTioa.  STOCK,  Era— In  July,  1881,  the  stock  was  Increased 
from  83.260.700  to  81o.OOO.OOO,  and  In  1889  to  812,000,000  to  pur 
chase  Brooklyn  A  Montauk. 

Ckaxye  of  Control— Improve mf  nil  -In  January,  1897,  control  of  the 
stock  was  purchased  conditionally  by  a  syndicate— August  Belmont; 
William  A.  Bead,  of  Vermllye  A  Co.:   Brown  Bros.  A  Co.;  Charles  D. 
Dicker,  Jr.:  Theodore  A.  Havemeyer:  Strong,  Sturitls  A  Co.;  Kessler  A 
Co.;  Frederic  O.  Bourne;  Meorge  F.  Baker,  and  others.    The  new  man 
agemesjt  has  extensive  plans  for  furiiNhlni;  rapid  transit  direct  from 
New  York  City  to  all  points  east  of  Jamaica  (covering  the  distance 
from  Mew  York  to  Jamaica  In  twenty  minute*)  and  also  for  a  tunnel 
from  Flatbusb  Ave..  Brooklyn,  to  Sew  York  City— see  V.  64,  p.  83. 
DrvnwiDa.— }  1SS2.     •SSto'OO.     111.     *92.     '93.     '94.     '95.     '96. 

Percent.       i     1  4  yearly       4>t       5         9       4>«        4        4 

Bosrus,— Central  Trust  Co.  Is  trustee  of  geiurml  mortgage  of  1888. 
The  ftrrjf  mortgage  for  82,790,000  covers  all  the  real  and  personal 
rty  pertaining  to  the  company*  ferries  (34th  Btreet  and  James 
8 1,250.000  bonds  being  reserved  to  retire  the  Metropolitan  Ftrru 
engage.    Trustee  Central  Trust  Co.    See  V.  94,  p.  507. 
The  mortgage  4  per  eentt  or  1892  are  secured  by  purchase  money  lien. 
As  to  debentures  see  page  2  of  SUPPLEMENT  of  April.  1895. 

GUARANTIES.— in  addition  to  guaranteed  bonds  in  table  above  the 
Long  Island  guarantees  bond*  of  the  following  ooinnaules— which  see. 
New  York  Brooklyn  *  Manhattan  Beach,  New  York  A  Rockaway 
Beach  and  Prospect  Park  *  Coney  Island. 

GBSES.AI.  FHIAKCES.— On  June  30.  1896,  mortgages  on  real  estate. 
8291.238;  equipment  trust,  8392.75O.  Renewals  are  with  76  to  80- 
pound  steel  rails.  Loans  and  bills  payable  Sept.  30. 1 896, 8900.OOO. 
As  to  change  of  control  In  1497  and  txintemplated  Improvement*,  see 
organization  above. 

LATEST  EAIXIXO*,— For  calendar  year  1896,  gross,  83,935,059, 
against  84.O43.584  In  1805. 

For  3  months  ending  Sept  3O : 

8 *»•«.—  Ones*.  Xet.  Of*,  int.  Int.ttntn.  Bal.,tur. 

1896 81.405,647  804O.O41  88O.1O7  8314.121  84OO.027 

1809. 1,438.494  668.9O9  66.6OO  295,138  439,971 

Bee  general  balance  sheet  of  Sept.  30, 1996,  In  V.  63,  p.  1010. 

AmrDAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  rear  ends  June  3O.  Annual  meeting  Is  held 
the  second  Tuesday  In  April.  Report  for  1895-96  was  In  V.  63,  p.  836. 
Of  the  gross  83.281.577  was  from  passengers;  81,142,015  from 
freight;  balance,  mail,  express,  Ao. 

Tear  ending  Jutu3O-  1886.  1895.  1894.  1893. 

Gross  earnlnir* 83.962,799    84,014.019    84,143,433    84,300.336 

Operating  expenses..   2,541,636      2,593,323      2,690,085      2,833,892 


Net  earnings 81,421.163 

Total  net 81,976,817 

Interest  on  bonds 658,411 

Taxes 200,973 

Rentals. 271. 16O 

Interest  and  discount.        16,389 
Dividends (4)480,000 


.. 

81,583,969 
858,411) 
174,581 
240,088 


81,453,348 

81,555,746 

589,528 

172,726 

240,768 


(4)  480,000  <4\>570.000 


81.466,444 

81,593.189 

576,850 

155,563 

211,638 

29,839 

(5)  600,000 


Balance def.850,116  snr.824.151  def.850^45         819,295 

President  (elected  September,  1896).  W.  H.  Baldwin,  Jr.  (V.  63,  p. 
30,  229,  402,  CO1,  886,  968,  1010,  1063,  1116;  V.  64,  p.  42,  H3,  180.) 

Louisiana  ftouthern  Hy.— New  Orleans  south  along  the  Mi-.-is- 
•Ippi  Hirer  to  Shell  Beach,  29  miles,  with  a  branch  to  Belalr,  24  miles, 
(accessor  of  the  New  Orleans  &  Southern,  sold  in  foreclosure  on  Oct. 
26, 1896.  See  N.  O.  A  So.  Item,  V.  64,  p.  83. 

Louisiana  Western.— (Bee  Map  of  Southern  Padfle.)—Owiu  from 
Lafayette,  La,,  to  Orange,  Texas,  112  miles;  branches  (2),  35  miles; 
total.  1 47  miles.  Operated  under  lease  by  the  Southern  Paclflo  Co., 
which  owns  all  but  850,000  of  the  93.360.0OO  stock.  The  lessee  pays 
all  charges  and  turns  over  to  this  company  7  per  cent  of  the  total  net 
profits  under  the  omnibus  lease. 

EARKIKOS.— 11  months,  (1890 gross,  883O.8 15;  net,  $317,789 

Jan.  1  to  NOT  3O.  $1895 gross,  996,653;  net,  468,978 

In  1895  gross,  81,092,999;  net.  8512,574 ;  surplus  over  charms,  8361.- 
776;  amount  of  net  proflt  due  this  company,  a*  per  lease,  8 145,855. 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


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RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


79 


RAILROADS. 

Mile* 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 

Bonds 

Sue,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bonds—  Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 
Stock*—  Last 
Dividend. 

Rate  per    Wheu 
Cent.     Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

on  flnt  page  of  table*. 

Lot  A*g'l"  Terminal—  In  mortgage.  tl.9OO.OOO. 
La.  JowttfrM-Mlss.  FermM  B.  A  L..  lot  iiiort  o 

44 

ii'2 
"72 

182 
182 
32 
20 

353 
353 

KBOOB 

165 

1891 
1883 
1881 
l-.w 
1881 
l--.; 
1886 
1887 
1870 
1880-2 

isto 

1893 
Coup 

1896 

$... 

SI.  500.000 
26,000 
2,240,000 
280,336 
900.000 
2.000,000 
670.OOO 
300.000 
2OO.OOO 
3OO.OOO 
3.797,500 
2,400,850 

4.0OO.OOO 
2.1OO.OOO 
52,800,000 
7.O70.OOO 
3,500,000 
1,996,660 
600.000 
2,070.000 
10.547.OOO 
892,000 
3.258.000 
1.960,000 
580,000 
5,000,000 
1,000.000 
3,500,000 
3.OOO.OOO 
1,764.000 
5,129,000 
15.011,000 

5 

I* 
6 
6g. 
6g. 
6  ft. 
6(8) 
6 

45!: 

to  be  h,  : 

5R. 
See  text. 

l« 

6     . 
6     . 
7 
4>s    . 
«     . 
6     . 
6     . 
6     . 
6    . 
3     . 

5 
11 

J.  *  J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  J. 
M.  A  V 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  0. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  0. 
J.   A  D. 
V.  mcms 
J.   A  J. 
M.   x  B. 

d  In  vot 
J.   A   J. 
F.  A  A. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  D. 

r.  A  A. 

M.  A    8. 
J.   A  D. 
J.   A  D. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  .V    X. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A   B. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A  X. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A  J. 

See  text. 

July  15,  1931 
1903 
July  1,  1921 
May  13,  1897 
June  1,   1921 
Oct.    1,  1926 
Oct.    1,  1936 
Oct.    1,  1927 
June  1,  1895 
19OO-1902 
July  1,  1940 
Mar.  1.  1943 

8eeV.62,p.lS8 
Jan.,  1946 
See  text, 
Apr.  1,  1898 
June  1,  1901 
Aug.  1,  19O2 
MoL  1.  1907 
Deo.   1,   1919 
June  1,  1930 
Oct.    1.  19O7 
NOT.  1,  1931 
Apr.  1,  1910 
Moh.  1,   1920 
Jan.   1,  1930 
Jan.   1,  1930 
Mch.  1,  1921 
Moh.  1,  1980 
May  1,  1937 
Nov.  1,  1931 
July  1,  1940 

1,000 

i.ooo 
(1) 
1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
5OO 
l.OOO 

1.000 

l.OOO 

AHIEB. 

100 
500 
100 
1.000 
$A* 

i-JIM) 
91.OOO 

l.OOO 
l.OOO 
100  Ac. 
l.OOO 
1,000 
1.000 
1,000 
1.000 
1.000 
l.OOO 
1.000 
1.008 
l.OOOAo! 

N.Y.,  8.  Pac.Oo.,  23  B'rd 

Lnurn  JNon.  st  81.  L.  Con.-Rec'rs'  eerts.,Deo.31,>95 
1  §t  mort-  E.  R.  A  K.          

July,  '90.  pd.  Deo.  31,  '96 
Apr.,  '95,  pd.  Sep.  30/95 
Apr.,  '95,  pd.  Sep.  SO,  '95 
Apr.,  '94,  coup,  last  pd. 
Deo.,  'W4,  coup,  last  pd. 
Ap.<tJ'e,t96,pd.wh.due. 
July,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 
Sept,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 

Ing  trust  for  ten  years. 
1st  coup,  due  Jan.,  '97. 
N.  Y.,  120  Broadway, 
do              do 
London  and  New  York, 
do              do 
N.  Y..  120  Broadway, 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

1st  mortgage,  gold.  o* 

M  mort..  with  voting  power,  cold.  unaesented.e' 
Hunt.  Tea  City  A  C.  RR.  1st  M..  gold  (Me  textjc- 
Illinois  A  St.  Louis  lit  M.  (in»tured-iee  text)... 
Vsa.ACar.  1st  Ms.,  due  Dee.,  1900  AApr.l,  1902.0- 
L.  B.  A  St.  L.  eonsoL  Bort.'  gold  (fS.OOO.OOO)  .  .c 

LoMurilie  4  Jeffertontille  BHdoe.-8*s.  MISCBLLA 
io«i«.H.»t«.L.-«t'k<$2.000,OOOIf«pf.SSnoncnm.) 
1st  X..  $3,900.000,  cold  

Xsulssiflt  Jt  y  ••*  rill  e—  Otook 

ConsoL  lit  mortgage  (BOW  lit  lien)  e* 

419 
130 
83 
46 
151 
-,»_• 
175 
175 

ui 

45 
141 

141 

M 
•M 

118 

Text. 

1808 

1-71 
1871 

1-77 
1-7'.' 

1880 

1-77 
1--1 
1880 

1--0 

1880 
1880 
1--1 
1--1 
1887 
1888 

l-.o 

Memphis  A  Ohio  1st  M..  Paris  to  Mem..g..guar..e- 

OeUlJUl  Br.lstM-  Cecil  to  Louls..s.f.,dr'nat  lOO.o- 

K  H  AN.l«M..Hendfr«onto>'»iib,.it.dr'n»t  HO.c- 

Loata.  A  Sairiu  general  M-.  gold,  drmwn  »t  llO.o- 
L.  a  A  Lex.  Id  B.  a.  L  not  di'mrLoaU.to  NtwpXe- 
Ueoeral  mort.  L.  C.  A  L..  gold  (formerly  6s)  .V 
L.  A  Nash.bds.,8.AN.  Ala-RB.,  2d  m.  as  colgold-o- 
rsassi  iiliTlilsliin  l«t  m..gold  (dr*n  at  105).  .c- 
V.  o.  A  MOD.  DIT.  in  1L.  N.O.to  Mobile,  gold.c- 
M  M.,  N.  O.  to  Mobile,  gold.  o* 

Boathoart  A  8t  L.D1T  lit  Mort,  gold,             <T 

3d  M..  gold,  Ea0t  Bt.  L.  to  KTaatvUle  A  br.  .  e' 
1st  M.  (5O-yeer  5s>,$lS,OOO  P.B.,  gold.  e* 

lit  mort.,  collateral  trust  <$7.OOO.OOO>  gold.  .  .  c' 
Oatted  BMrt(BM  for  •75.MM.000.ito  A  .  .  .  .e*«r 

Loalsvllle  Kvastsvllle  A  flt.  L«>ls  CoBsolldal*d.-Operat«s 


nd  16  miles  trackage;  39 
i  main  Use  operated  US' 
6  miles:  W  slant  HU1  to 


Louisville,  Ky.,  to  East  St.  Ural*.  ML.  375  mile*:  branch*,  to  Evans- 
rUle.  Rockpon.  etc..  in  Indiana,  93  mllea;  alao  owns  and  operate* 
Yealee  A  Caroadelet,  7  mile*:  total.  975  mllea.  of  which  3  vFmilee 
;  359  mile*  are  steel,  from  56  to  70  pounds, 
onder  trackage  rights ;  Louisville  to  New 

_._M,.  ;      a  1  to  Oentralla.  7>«  mile*;  Kan  St.  Loul.  to 

Bt.  Louts,  2  Smiles. 

The  receiver  applied  la  December.  1896.  for  permission  to  turn  over 
to  the  bondholder*  the  branch.  23  mile*  In  length,  on  which  are  out- 
•tandlng  63OO.OOO  Ant  morKsce  bond*  of  the  old  Hiiotlngburg  Tell 
City  A  Caaneltoa  RR.  Co.- V.  ol.  p.  42. 

RBCBrrBBMir.-On  Mar.  35, 1896,  Oeorge  T.  Jarrl.  was  appointed 
rer  to  act  m>B  May  1.    (Bee  V.  62.  p.  589,  736. )    Foreclosure  of 
March.  18»6.-{  V.  62.  p.  5O2.) 


lee  H.  Fatrehild,  46 
Bttllman  and  W.  H 


•r» t  and  second  mortgages  began  la 

Wall  BC."  H.  Y..  Chairman ;   WB.  L.  Bull.  Jai 

Pane  and  Mayer  Lehman.  Secretary.  Oebora  W.  Bright.  44  Wall  St., 
H.Y.  la  Jan.,  1896.  83.347.OOO  am  eoaeoL  5.  had  been  deposited. 
This  eoaMBMtee  h)  to  prepare  a  reergsntianon  plan  In  1897.  (V.  62,  p. 
1 177).  Deyedlarr.  ft.  T.  Heenrlty  A  Trust  Co..  44  Wall  Street.  N.  Y.- 
V.  60.p.  522f  V.  6  ij  p.  559  ftnt  MtHfrnft  JtoM<AeM«r(  .•  John  Ors 


OBOAXIZATIOK,  Ac.— This  company  was  chartered  March  2, 1850,  and 
opened  between  Louisville  and  Nashville  November.  1859.  The  lialnll- 
tlee  for  Interest  on  the  auxiliary  road*  are  treated  mostly  as  belonging 
directly  to  the  Louisville  A  Nashville  Co.  A  list  of  the  seen rttles  owned 
and  In  the  sinking  fond  June  30. 1896.  was  In  V.  63,  p.  658. 

For  Henderson  Bridge  see  Miscellaneous  Companies. 

STOCK.— In  July.  1891.  It  was  voted  to  Increase  the  stock  from  848.- 
OOO.OOO  to  fS5.000.OOO  for  purchase  of  Kent.  Cent.  RR.,  Ac.  Of  the  new 
•took  $4.800.OOO  was  taken  by  stockholders  of  July  21  at  70.  and 
July  1, 1895.  $2.200.000  was  held  In  the  treasury.  Further  Increase 
In  stock  to  860.000.000  authorised  In  Nor..  1893.  V.  57.  p.  596. 309. 
DIVIDENDS  )'81.  '82.  '83-'87.  '88.  '89.  "90.  '91.  '92.  '93.  <  None 

Percent.     S    6        3      NoneJSatk.  Sstk.    6544    '(since 

In  1890  of  the  6  p.  e.  paid  there  was  4»i0  In  stock. 

Bom*.— The  Jtrantr.  Mender.  4  .VojAr.  bonds  are  drawn  at  HOby  lot 
anrually  la  October,  for  payment  Deo.  1:  83O.OOO  a  year  till  1895.  then 
Increasing  each  five  yean  until  $150,OOO  per  year  Is  finally  reached. 

The  Pmtaeata  DirUion  bonds  are  subject  to  a  drawing  sinking  fund 
$5.000  Mil  1900.  Inclusive,  then  $10.OOO,  and  so  Increasing. 

Thesvasroi  muorigag*  bonds  of  188O  are  subject  to  call  al  110  In  In- 


'•*.     T.   Vft.    •«    *f**~ 

iflatea.-V.aO.  p.  873. 


I 

CArTTAL  STOCK. -Ciaimia  stock  maid.  $3.790.747:  par.  $100.  (Bee 
T.  56.  p.  38$.  413.)  la  January.  1897.  $457.163  prefd.  outstanding. 

Bonus. -Illinois  A  St.  Louie  first  8s  for  83OO.OOO,  due  June  1. 1895. 
ware  purchased,  but  not  having  been  paid  Interest  ai  a  lisa  on  IMS*  • 
6  p.  e.-( r.  60.  p.  967.  Abetraet  eeSMeTawrt.  B  V.  48,  p.  308. 

Of  the  geaeral  mort.  4s.  la  Jan..  1894.  $2.O76.85O  had  beea  leaned 
la  eiahaage  for  pi  earn »t  stock.  letllemsat  of  E.  A  T.  II.  account,  etc. 
$577.000  were  held  as  eotlatoral  for  loaas  aad  $695.400  were  In  hands 
of  trustees  to  be  Issued  for  preferred  stock.  It  April.  1896.  N.  Y. 
Bxcaaage  reported  83.433.000  listed.  BJse  V.  5*3,  p.  289.  413.) 

Oovro*.-«9»  table  abeis  ae  to  esapoas  paid  aad  unpaid.    N.  T 


Security  A  frost  Co.  pays  I 
O 


:  IBJ  UN 


that about 


$1.250.000  should  be  expended  by  the  rear  19O4  to  put  the  road  In 
•roper  condition,  la  addition  to  835O.OOO  for  air  brakes  aad  couplers 
tefwreJaa.  1.1898.  (V.  62.  p.  499.) 

rdebt  Dee,  31. 18$6Y$4X3.212,  In  addlttoa  to  receivers'  cer- 


Uaeetes.  aad  $843313  napatd  eeupons.    (V.  63.  p.  499.) 


1.081.190:  net,    26O.94O 


Ajntr At  Rarorr.-  The  receivers'  report  for  1995  gave  a  statement 
•f  the  earning*  or  the  diaVroat  divisions  separalelv-wee  V.  62.  p.  490 
For  year  ending  Dee.  SI,  !(•»».  earnings  of  whole  road  were,  groat, 
81.509.746i  Bet,$3H4.0IA:  taxes.  •N7.4OO:  Interest  on  floating  debt, 
•23^41;  balaaee  for  bead  Interest,  f .'73.274.  la  1 894.  gross.  $1,39 1  .- 
iS8;aeV$3ao.ll5.  la  1899.  aves.$l. 606. 1U4;  art.  $471.655.  -(V.6<J. 
p.  Jib.  V.  63,  p.  186.  488.  403.589,  635.  7*6.  1177;  V.  in.  p.  42.) 


Louisville    II.  i 


2l 


..  143 
: 


•so«    A    M.  Losils  sty.— RoAD.-LoulsvUle 
miles,  of  which  Wen  Point  to  Loulr 
ras  also  Irvtaftoa  to  Fordsvllle,  Ky 


...il.vlllr.  Ky., 


•dly 


HIST..BV.-A  reorganisation  June  1. 1*96  (per  plan  In  V.  62,  p.  138). 
ef  the  Louisville  Be  Louis  A  Texas,  sold  la  foreclosure. 

Sacommis  - Tbe  stock  Is  to  be  held  by  John  J.  MeCook.  Brayton 
Ires  aad  Osear  Fvnlsy,  for  tea  years.  In  a  voting  trust,  unless  earlier 
terminated  by  unanimous  vote  or  Ini-tees.  Ben  terms  V.  62.  p.  13o. 
Of  the  new  heads  (trustee.  8toto  Trust « ....  N.  Y.).  «.»OO.ooo  are  re- 
eerved  to  build  extension  to  Louisville.  First  coupon  Jan.  1 ,  1897. 

EABvnoa.- 11  months,  11896. Gross.  $»15.!»»O:    nrt,  $104,588 

Jaa.  1  to  Nov.  W.          <  1895 Gross.    4O1.549:    net.      94.243 

The  Interest  charge  la  $1O5.OOO  yearly,  which  It  Is  said  lias  iindnubt- 
heaa    earned     "  daring   eaeh   of    the    past     two    years    of 
.    JCCdealed  hard  times,  whea  a  proper  deduction  Is  made  for  the 
excessive  e»«t  of  maintenance  charged  to  operating  expenses  by  the 
•eh  deduction,  the  earnings  are  stated  as  follows, 
days  short  of  a  full  year. 

Operating       Ktml  Mtt    Mftraordin'ry     Ker'r*' 
Mmm'f*.       Kiprntti         t.arn'gm.        Ktpentrl.       \el  Itn'll. 
1894-95.... $.1VM)6       $394^17       $120.589         ftO.872         T 
18OT94....   406.400         9881488          107,917  -7.864  90.883 

-(V.  62,  p.  138.  388,  377.  $89,  683,  869,  104O.  1177;  V.  63.  p.  3O.  7*.) 

'Louisville  A  Nashville.— <•>•  Jfetv-BoAD.— Operates  main  line 
fremClaelBBaU.  O..  to  New  Orleans,  La..  921  miles,  with  branches  U» 
St.  Louis.  Mo..  Memphis.  Teaa,.  etc.,  3.OA4  miles  making  total  system 
r  Jane  30. 19**73>75  miles.  The  system  Includes : 

'  HUet. 

MUtt.  ' 
180 


toVa*uvUle... 

ether  Unas 

IsasW-sK. 
OwADeeatur  ... 
'  North  A  Is.  RR 


.2,440 

.     119 

..     183 

49 


' 


TrtaltrirtMB  proper 3.975 


d  ttparairly.  . 

lle  Mor.  A  Hhemeld.  ...107 


. 

'i  Nashville  Chatt.  A  at.  Louis..  9O6 
lUeadenmn  Bridge  ............    1O 

ioeorgla  Railroad  system  .....  721 

Operated  for  other  oo's  ........  79 

Owned  but  leased  to  other  co's.  67 


Total  of  all  June  30.  '90..  4,865 
(U  See  this  company.) 


creasing  amounts  equal  eaeh  year.  $220.000  In  all  In  1894-95. 

In  June,  1890.  the  ••ttnUUtf"  mortgage  (trustee.  Central  Tnut  Com- 
pany) for  $75.000.000  was  authorised.  $41,917,660  bonds  being  re- 
served to  retire  all  prior  liens  (none  of  the  prior  liens  can  be  extended). 
the  balaaee  for  Improvements,  extensions  (at  the  rate  of  $32,OOO  per 
ng  equipment),  and  for  other  purposes.  The  mortgage  cor- 
1  ,O*O  miles  of  road  and  Its  equipment)  $32,708,100  stock 
of  companies  controlled,  and  $1.1OO,OOO  bonds  free  front  any  lien.  See 
abstract  of  mortgage  In  V.  51.  p.  613.  ..Unified  bonds  for  $9.280.000 
were  set  tree  whea  the  lO-40s  were  paid  off  on  Feb.  l.  1896.  On  June 
30.1896,  company  reported  62O.674.OOO  om standing,  of  which  $5.- 
640.000  were  held  la  the  treasury.  Total  listed  onN.  Y.  Stock  Ex- 


change $14,994.000  In  January,  1897. 

iMtitwUU  Oinrinnali  st  l.fiimjioi,  general  mortgage  bonds  for  ft).  - 
358,000.  due  Nov.  1.  1931  (formerly  held  In  the  treasury  of  L.  AN.), 
with  Interest  reduced  fr  >n  6  p.  c.  to  4>s.  p.  c.,  beginning  Nov.  1  1890. 
were  sold  In  November,  1896.  and  $2.85<),OOO  or  proceeds  used  to  re- 
tire the  L. C.  A  I-  first*  7*  doe  Jan.  1.  1807:  balance  held  In  L.  A  N. 
treasury.  Original  Issue  of  L.  O  A  L  generals  authorlxed  was  $7.- 
000.000,  but  Issue  now  limited  to  the  $3.258,000  given  above.  V.  63, 
p.  1010. 

The  HobUe  4  ilontfomeiy—l^onUfUU  4  Xaihrillr.  joint  mortgage. 
Is  for  $5.000,0110  (trustee.  Central  rrust  Co..  New  York);  the  old  Mo- 
bile A  M.  bonds  (held  as  collateral  for  1O-40  adJiKtiiieut  bonds)  will 
be  canceled,  and  the  Joint  bonds  be  a  first  Hen  on  the  17*  Hi  miles  of 
main  line.  Mobile  to  Montgomery;  $1,000.000  reserved  for  Improve- 
ments. V.  61,  p.  196.  750. 

As  to  KtnlueJcf  Central  mortcage  (Metropolitan  Trust  Co.  «>r  New 
York,  trustee),  see  abstract  V.  4.V  p.  372.  Covluguin  A  Lexington 
firsts  for  K19.0OO.  due  June  1,  1M95,  were  paid.— V.  GO.  p.  1058. 

Pmtaeola  >t  Ailanlir  first  mortgage  bonds  (assumed)  are  gni  lually 
beins- called  for  the  sinking  funds!  110:  "ii  June  30.  1  H9(5.  ¥!H!5.i  OO 
were  held  In  the  treasury  of  the  L.  A  N.,  making  total  Issued  $2.H33,O()O. 

(.  DABAirncs.— Besides  bonds  In  table,  the  Ix>nls v.  A  Nashv.  Is  responsi- 
ble for  $2.100.000  bonds  ami  dividend*  on  $2.305,582  stock  of  Nashville 
A  Ueeatur  (which  see);  for  $0,87.1.830  bonds  Sooth  A  North  Alabama 
(see  that  company);  for  Interest  on  $300.000  80  Drv.OOBB.sl  Ohio, 
and  for  $2.096.000  Nashville  Florence  A  Bheflleld  Imnds— see  that  co' v. 

OamaALFiHAiiCBS.Ac.— For  1896-97  estimated  Interest  charges  arc 
84,957.067.  (V.  63,  p.  654.) 

On  Jnne  30. 1896.  bills  parable  were  $467,331.  There  was  $2.200.- 
OOO  U  A  N.  stock  In  treasury,  and  also  $5.CiO.OOO  of  "  unified  fours." 
Since  July  1. 1894.  tne  "  con«tructlon  account"  has  been  closed. 

In  January.  1897,  and  April,  l -in.  tlif  company  will  be  able  to  refund 
at  a  lower  rale  of  Interest  about  tlO.OOO.OOO  of  7  per  cent  bomU. 
l.onl.rllle  Cincinnati  A  Ix>x.  gi-netals  for  $3,258.OOO  were  sold  In 
November,  189H,  Intere-t  reduced  from  6  to  4"«  p.  c.— see  above. 
l,ATB«TK*B*l<io».-r>  m.  /  1H»«  ...dross,  $8,7:17.045:  net.  $2.859,298 
July  1  to  Nov.  30.  N  1893.... Gross.  8.962.226;  net,  3,221,803 

Earnings  and  charge*  lor  the  half-year  have  been  : 
ttmnnilu.         arati  \ri  r'tf-i  Other        All  other 

'ml.  l>rr.:tl.  rnrniii'it.       earning*.       eKargn.          income.      charor*. 
1896,esfd  $10,577.945    $3..V.'l.-J'n:    yj. 822.681    $224.064    $247,223 
IHH.Varfl.    10.720.081       3.884,412      '-'.S34.I7O       176.126       134.785 
which  leaves  a  balance  over  all  chnrge*  for  six  months  of  $678,456  In 
181MI,  against  *1.091.t)i:i  In  1895.— See  V.  61,  p.  131. 
AKXIIAI.  RBPOBT.— Fl*cal  year  ends  Jnne  30.    Annual  meeting  Is  held 
.111.-  tin-  tlr.t  Wi-<lnes<iav  In  Octolter.     Report  for  1895-96  was 
given  In  full  In  V.  63,  p.  645,  653.    Sec  also  editorial  p.  628. 
1898.  1895.  1894. 

-    "  2,056  2,956 

14.324.WM1  13,537,009  12,901.114 
4.666.751  4.370.154  4,600,961 
1.399.054  1.368.741  1,472,262 


Tear  etui.  June  30. 
Average  mileage... 


•fright  earning*.. 
>assengers. ... .... 

fail,  express,  etc. 

Gross  earnings  . 
Net  earnings 


1893. 
2,943 

15,450,163 
5,213,533 
1,739,943 


6.8f»».5O5 


10.275,994 
6.998.221 


18.974.337 
7,110,552 


22,403,639 
8,020,996 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


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>*v°\£7*&,  *  *^7VT^ 


*i*<$z/  && 


LOUISVILLE, 


pEW  ALBANY  &  CHICAGO 
RAILWAY 


o /    e    x>^ 

A  \r->tj^ 

Annadale       \  /  /       ,5-^- 


JANIABY,  11*7.] 


KA1LKOAJJ    STOCKS    AND  ±JONDs. 


t...  rll..  r«  \illl  i  onfer  •  great  favor  by  siring  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  tbeoe  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 


Miles    Date    Size,  or 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Amount 


For  exulauaUou  of  column  headline*,  Ac.,  see  uotes     of         or          Par      ,,„,  ,_  Rate  per    When    Where  Payable  and  by    at  «:*«— Last 

on  ttrst  page  of  table*.  Road.  Bonds    Value.   u  Cent.     Payable  Whom.  Dividend. 


Bondt— Princi- 
pal. When  Dae. 


j.,l-Lou.Ry.Trans.lstM 

L.  AN.andXob.AMont.jolutbds..lstM..g....o1'      179  1895 

Peas-AAt.  l»lM..gold.«.f..dr1nat  llOasnumed  c-      16O  1881 

lentuckyCentral—  Maysvllle  ALex.  RR.  uiort...       49  1876 

New  mortgage  ($7.000.0001  gold  .............  c'     220  1887 

toMJnilli  Tiir  If!  «t  Clue.—  SKCUKITIIS  DUTUBBB  i>  is  K  BORGA 
Stock.  $«^05...00U  preferred.  ........................  , 

Receivers'  rertlBoatae  .................................  1896 

Consolidated  BOrtMB  (for  »10,OOO,OOO>  gold.c'     512  1886 

General  mort«age7$25.000  p.m..  gold  ..........  c-     512  1890 

XqnipB-ti.frDoiidt.cold.9r.000.000.aeetext.e-      ....  1894 

SlCL'KmM  TO  BE  IMOED  OB    AMUXED   BT    N  KW  Co  MPANT 

•Common  stock.  $10v5OO.OOO 

Preferred.  4  TO  eeat.  nan-earn..  «3,880,000  .....  ........ 

1**M.  I^u.  frv.-NewAlbeay  to  Mich.  City.,  e-  288     188O 

IstM-.C-hic.  AInd'p»UsDlv.£Ble.tolnd..gold  o-  158     1881 

Befuidlngjnortgage,  $10.300.000.  gold.  5s  ......  512     1897 

I  fo>ld  esifiHMd  for  old  eonaols  ..........  512     1897, 

£«**»«  raU~-8tX10  p-e.  rental.  990  jn.THo.CeiA.       21      ....    ' 

Jfmeom.  ^Biming.-ln  mortgage.  $SOO,OOO,  gold-c       97     1896 
Mmlmr  0»<r*<-8took.  ..................................... 

Me.C.  loan  for  $1.100,000,  Daav.  Je.  to  Bangor.c  109     1868 
>  1MM..  gold.  Cu»»s»ri  June,  to  Dan  o       18 

Braking  fd.  10-20S,  gold:  old  6s,  exlFeb  1.  -95..       .... 

iBMiioieutent  bond*."  A"  and  "B."  gold,  not  mort.     .... 

Sinking  fund  loan  ......  ................... 

.Eu.  A  No.  Am.  refunding  mort..  gold.  .        56 
Ogrtsai  stock  (3  p.  c.  rental.  999  years)     1O9 
.  Interest  guar  ...............  e       62 

107 


fl.OOO 
l.OOO 
l.OOO 
l.OOO 

KIZATIO 
10O 
...... 

l.OOO 
l.OOO 
l.OOO 


Ma.C.  Is*  M..  eons..  A.  B.  C.  D.  l$269.5OO5s)..  c' 

Do          do  do  (*->.001.(«04«). 

Collateral  trust  bond*  tor  Mt  Deaert  Branch 
.  gold,  old  6s,  ex 
and  "B." 


Ist 


1870 
1871 

1872 
l--.; 
l--:, 
1886-7 
1896 

OM 

1870 
LfM 


1,000 

1.000 

... 

""26 
1,000 

100 

lihl    A.- 

10O  Ac. 

:oo  .v,- 

l.CHNI 

l.OOO 

i.obo 

100  i 

500  Ac. 
l.OOO 


S286.0OO 
4,000,000 
1,868,000 
400,000 
6.742.000 

"  16,000.000 

2OO.OOO 

4,700.000 

2.800.000 

1.000,000 

10,500,000 
3,880.000 
3,000,000 
2.3OO.OOO 

2.9O9.000 
4.70O.OOO 


See  text. 
6 


iM.  A  N. 
M.  A  8 
F.  A  A. 
J.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 


\     A    " 


N.  Y.,  120  Broadway.  May  1,  1901 
do  do  Sept.  1,  1945 

do  do  Aug.  1,  1921 

N.  Y..  120  Broadway.  Jan.  1,  190€ 
do  do  j  July  1.  1981 

N.  Y.,  Office,  80  B'way.l      See  text. 


Apr.. '96.  coup,  laatpd.l  Apr.  1,  1916 
M.  ,v-  N.  May,  '96,  coup,  laet  pd.;  May  1  194C 
J.  A  D.IJune,'96,  coup,  last  pd.i  Deo.  1,  1914 


t£ 


.800 


8        J.   A  J. 
6  g.    F.  A  A. 

5  g.   J.   A   J. 

6  g.    J.   A   J. 
10  p.  an.'   Q.— J. 

5  g.    J.A   J. 


N.  T.,  Chase  Mat.  Bank 
do  do 


496.500 
4,163.500 

n.Yii.iNNi 


600,000 
450,000 

l.OOO.OOO 

4,381,883 

800.000 

l.:u:'.o«>'i 


-. 
J.  *  J. 
A.  *  O. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.  A  D. 


44  g,    F.  A  A. 
4>,  g.    J.   A   J. 

""i'g.  J."A"J. 

2  per  an.    Q.— F. 
6  g.    J*  A   J. 
5         M.  A  N. 


N.  Y..  Office.  13  Wm.  8t 

Boston,  Old  Colony  Tr. 
i    Portand,  Me.,  Otilo«. 

Boat..  N.ReT.Bk.;  Port, 
do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

Boat.,  Ara.L.ATr.;  Port. 

Portland  Tr.  Co.,  Port. 

Bout.,  N.Rev.  Bk.;  Port. 


Boston  aud  Portland. 
Portland,  Me.  Cent.  Of. 
Bo»t..  N.Rev. Bk.*  Port. 
Boa..  N.  Rev.  Bk.  A  Bon. 


July   1,  1910 

Aug.  1.   1911 

1947 

1947 

Jan. ,'117.  2V,, 
July  1.  1940 

Jan.  1, '97,21? 
July  1,  189b 
Oct.  1,  1900 
Apr.  1,  1912 
Apr.  1,  1912 
June  1,  1923 
Feb.  1.  1905 
July,  1916-17 
1916  by  s.  f. 
Jan.  1.  1»33 
Feb  ,  '97,  «s".i 
July  1,  19uu 
Nov.  1.  1908 


!-•••  1895.  :-  •! 

Vet,  IncL  In vi'ta..  A«. $7.319,877  $7.361.494  $7.382.840  $3.437.105 

Taxes  paid .      47UJW1  569J-.6  6O0.4A9  579.538 

[Blarestand  rent 4^83.096  5.O14.7*  5.065.277  4.911.258 

OawglaRR-deaeit  ..         87.87O  108,364  84.784  70v$7l 

Lees  OB  otter  roads...         89.9H9  9O.O25  139.93O  127.O43 

AdV.  to  SAN.  A,,  etc.         84.010  704^56           225.737 

Slaking  fund  peym-te      188,547  175.00O  

8urp.  over eaargee.... 81 .377.504  ~$7OU.58o  $1.552.490  $2.522.551 
— (T.  8$.  a.  1 4,5*9,406.  838. 84a.«SS.  794,  101O;  V.  lU.  p.  134.) 

LouUvlllr  New  Albany  A  Chirac*  By.-<  JM  Jsfo»>-Operate* 
the  -  Moaon  Boat*"  from  Chicago.  HL.vfa  Monon.  lad.,  to  Indianapolis. 
lad.,  and  Louisville.  Ky..  with  breaches  the  system  laxladlag : 

Unttottntd—  XUe*. 

rtaaa  State  Uae  to  ladlanap.  183 

iw  Albany  to  Michigan  City  .389 

Bedford  *  BleosBaeM  BB...  41 
OrL  W  B  *  Fr.  Uek  Borings  By  If 
A  lease  for  MS roars  wMfe  Cfaaaj 


MM 

to  Ind.  State  Line 90 

New  Albany  to  LonUrllle 5 

OomBeeUoa  la  Indianapolis....     a 

Total  of  all 637 

A  Western  Indiana  (of  whose  stock 
•a  a  aiUcsun  basis. 


OMAjruATK».— Sold  la  fonelosara  Dee.  17.  1873.  and  reor(anlxed. 
IB  Anjroat.  l«81.  eoaaoUdated  with  Cale.  A  lad.  Air  Llaa. 

DmD(XDe.-On  new  preferred  February  15.  1894. 1  >t  p*r  eent. 

Iicrifi.T  AID  Rtr«iT«B«Hir.  — Interest  on  ewaaol.  6*  doe  Ort.  1. 
1896.  wan  not  paid  and  oa  Aug.  34. 18M.  Ueneral  Manager  Wllllsm 
B.  MeDoel  wae  appotBt»d  reeelrer.  (See  V.  «J.  »,J»7.  5OO);  IHOO.OOO 


af<  j. 


•  >old  In 


ON 


January.  1*»7.  the  road  was  ordeied  sold  la  foreclosure  aader  the 

^•MaftOa^ixAtMl  aVaftd  MHaHs%l  aBOftafs^iTCat. 


BOXDBOLOBB*' 
foot  aad  Henry  C. 
York      I- 
702,  and 

- 


.  .  V.  P.  . 

Secretary.  J.  X.  Wallaoe.  54  Wall  St.,  New 

',—••     V     .;  ; 


Oleott,     Henry    »'. 
oe.  54  W 


»JPl^2L?Sr^2"ttoS3^*?*_2frl-  }* J"?SJT  ^  p 

awaWeatloBa  hi  V.  63,  p.  »22),  provides  for  rbreclosnre  ofex- 
^jrtfBfea  aad  formation  of  aew  cosapany  to  be  called  Caloago 
upolis  A  Loolsvllle  Ry..  with  following  new  sreorltlea.    la  Dee., 
„  there  had  been  an  almost  unanlinous  aeeeat  to  the  plan  by  de- 
posit of  practically  all  of  the  vartoas  Issne.. 

MtfnnJing  sMr^aos  Is  to  bear  latorest  from  July  1. 1897.  and  be 
secured  upon  all  the  road,  equipment  aad  securities  owned,  subject 
-    -  ^-,800.000  existing  d/vMonal  bonds,  total  authorized  Issue 
1)0.  of  which  to  be  isestred  to  take  up  existing  dlvl- 
»  mataittr.1 hvJOtUXW:   to  be  Isaaed  %r  eoneol.  6s, 
iaral5«($7iK>^XiO)aadsqalpSMntbo»dsar70U^OOi.total. 
be  soUMoash  to  eradWu.  $1^00.000:  to  be  Usued 

M.700.000) 'issued  for'  o" 

Ne w  bonds  oarry 'interest "from'  Jol T  1.  1 887.    Xe w* pref.  stock 
aeassjai.  $3.88O.OOO;  sriniiBiiB  •lock,  $10,500.000. 

M«V«  */  AWvHMrc.-UUtarbea  bonds  and  stock  (paying 
ateat)  receive  new  seeurlttos  as  follows  : 


-And  r»en*t- 


BtUtrt  Q/  :  Oasa. 

OeaeeLkotx1s.fi.  000.         -          •  tlOOO 
Oea.  awn  bonds. »l.OvO    Nil.  : -i 

.  boadi.  »1000....    Nil. 
stoelt. j|ioO....a7  6O 


IT**  Prtf.  .Vet*  Oos»- 
ttftk       m*n  Hot*.      Oat*. 

8-1000        •$8750 

1OOOOO 
faalp.  boads.  »1.(XJO  ...    Nil  loOO  "."..        15417 

Pnf*rr*dstoek.$l<X>....$750        7  SO        $1OO          

OemiBOB  stock.  $300 7  5«         7  W)  100          

•T»be given  with  $5O  preferred  stack  to  represent  Interest  accru 
«Bf  from  April  1.  1X96.  to  Jaly  1.1887.       t  To  represent  Interest. 

f  Ncrra-Tbeaew  boads  to  be  given  In  exehaage  for  the  consols  bear 
«  per  e*vi  Interest:  all  tte  others  5  per  eeat. 

•  •/  JTn*  Oisifam  nnd»r  Xnittd  ««n.-Old  divisional  bonds, 
g  mertgag*  B*  and  6s,  $427,450;  rentals,  esti- 
ehargea,  $»55,4oO;   dividend   on  preferred, 
;  total,  •l.UW.oSO. 
rLOATi.fO  DBB-T.-Tbe  floating  liabilities,  excluding  accrued  Interest 
«a  beaded  debt,  aggregaled  on  Aug.  14,  1896.  $1,516.87.1.  and  after 
Clantlg  eanaataseeu  of  8814.399  the  net  floating  debt  was  $1,- 
303^77.  Total  eash  aiiail.  Includlag  Improvements,  $2,266.930,  pro- 
^^•1  for  by  plan.    V.  63,  p.  7O2. 

Jan.  1  to  Sept.  21  gross.  $2,209. 1O9  In  1894;  $2,272,642  In  1895. 
AnDAt  BBroBT.-FUeal  year  ends  Jane  30.  Report  for  1895-90  was 
gli*n  la  V.  83,  p.  5OO,  aad  showed: 

1895-9(1.        1894-99.        1893-94.        189293. 
.$3,291,972    $3,067,014    $3.135,882   $3,416.488 
1,111.583         896.104      1,017.272      1.O60.622 
70.800  78.600  60.000  74.4OO 


$1.1*2^83  $1X174.704  $1,077,272  $1,135.032 
79t\8M  783,083  772>99  763.810 
390.103  331,833  338,888  191,081 


81*2.806         $80318       T877.985 

idoat.  irr^-nrTSi,  p.  43.  i84.> 


$180,181 


Louisville  It.  Louie  ft  Texas  Ry.—  SEE  LocigviLLK  HENDEH- 
sos  A  ST.  Louis  Rr. 

l.»  kru»  Valley  KK.  A  Coal  Co.—  Owns  from  Mlllerslmrg,  Pa.,  to 
Willt»i»»t<>wu.  fa.,  2O  mllee;  branch,  1  mile;  total  operated,  21  miles. 
It  Is  a  coal  road  leased  aad  operated  by  the  Northern  Central  KK.  since 
July,  1880,  and  previously  by  Summit  Branch  RK.;  lease  Is  for  999 
years  from  March  1.  1866—  rental  862.5OO  per  annum.—  V.  62,  p.  SOO. 

Lynrhburc  A  Durham  KK.—  In  July.  1890,  sold  In  foreclosure 
and  merged  Into  Norfolk  A  Western  (see  that  coiuuanv). 

.tfaron  A  Rlrnslncham  Hy.—  Owns  Sofkee  Junction  to  La 
Orange.  Oa..  97  miles.  A  reorg»  nliatlon  of  Macon  A  UlriuliiKhn.ni 
Kailmad  sold  In  foreclosure  Dec.  27,  1895,  to  Edwards  A  Parsons  of 
Boston,  MBS*.  This  arm  also  holds  7.16O  shares  of  the  stock  of  the 
Georgia  Southern  s  Florida,  which  see. 

STOCK  AMU  BONDS.—  Capital  stock  Is  $  (!)  .  First  mortgage  Is 
for  $500,000  ;  trustee  Is  Old  Colony  Trust  Co.,  Boston.  The  mileage 
to  be  covered  will  be  about  22O  miles,  of  which  97  miles  were  In  oper- 
ation In  July.  1896. 

EABVOKM.-A  months,    )  1896.  ...........  Gross,  $28,432:    def.,  $7,101 

July  1  to  Nov.  SO.       $1895  ...........  Gross.    30,403;    def.,    2,216 

In  year  ending  June  SO,  1896.  gross,  $64.723;  def.  under  operating, 
$5,713.  In  189493.  gross.  $78.303;  net.  «rj,485.  (V.  62.  p.  1040.) 

1«ron  Dublin  A  Savannah.—  Owas  road  completed  from 
Macon  to  Dublin.  54  miles  ;  projected  to  Savannah,  99  inllt-s  additional. 
Owned  by  the  Illinois  A  Georgia  laiprovamcnt  Company  of  Chicago.  V. 
6O,p.  711.794.  873.  U  jaar  ending  June  30,  1890,  gross,  $06,079;  net, 
11.522.  In  1S94-9S  groas,  $51.952;  net,  $9.740;  charges,  $2,084- 
bal  .  surplus.  $7,056.  Stock.  $1,250,000:  par,  $1OO.-(V.  00,  p.  1058.)  ' 

Tlaron  A  northern  Hy.—  Absorbed  In  1895  by  Central  of  Oa.  Ry  • 

viainr  Oulral.—  IJne  of  road,  Portland  to  Vanoeboro,  Me.,  via 
Augusta.  251  miles:  branches,  Cumberland  Junction  to  Hkowhi<ican, 
91  miles;  Bath  to  Lewlston  and  Farmlngton,  70  mllns:  branches- 
Belfast,  Dexter.  Boekspon  and  Mt.  Desert  Ferry  (7"?  mll.MO,  133  miles; 
Portland  A  Ogdensbnrg  RK..  Portland.  Me.,  to  Luncubcrg,  109  miles; 
branches,  6  miles;  Upper  Coos  aad  Hereford  railways,  Lnnenberg, 


,  , 

.V.  a.,  to  Lime  Ridge,  Quebec.  1O8  miles;  Bath  to  Rockland  (Including 
steam  ferry.  8-10  mfles.)  48  miles:  total.  832  miles,  of  which  845  mllns 
owned.  4'J9  miles  operated  under  999  year  leases,  and  practically 
owned;  33  miles  operated  under  5O  year  leases  and  8  miles  ferry  lines. 


OBOAKIZATIOS.—  A  consolidation  In  1862  of  the  Androsooggtn  A  Ken- 
nebec  and  the  Penobsoot  A  Kennebeo.  Into  which  have  since  been  merged 
the  Port.  A  Kennebec,  Somerset  A  Kennebec  and  Leeds  A  Farmlngton 
RR.CO.    Stock  for  $2.510.000  U  owned  by  Boston  A  Maine.    In  Janu 
ary.  1897,  company  was  proposing  to  Issue  stock  for  Improvements. 

DiviDBme—  >     1882.  :--:  1884  to  Jan..  1  897. 

Percent      (        3  5>i  6  yearly 

BOHIM,  UOABAITTIBS,—  Consols  of  1872  are  held  In  trust  M  retire  all 
underlying  bonds  at  maturity. 

There  were  also  on  June  30,  1896.  $70.000  Shore  Line  6s,  due  1923  . 


also  $150,000  Belfast  A  Moosehead  Lake  mortgage  bo 


due  1920. 


juds.  (In 

not  Kuaranteed.   interest   and  slnklu  fund  paTd  out  of   the  rental. 
Jointly  with  B.  A  at.  guarantees  $300.000  Port.  Union  Station  bonds. 

FIOATIVO  DEBT.— Notes  payable  were  *923,OOOon  June  30, 1896, but 
arrangemenU  were  being  made  to  fund  this  Indebtedness  into  a  sink- 
In  g  fund  loan.  See  T.  63.  p.  599. 

AKICJAL  BBPOBT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30  (formerly  Sept.  30). 
Annual  meeting  3d  Wednmday  In  October.  Report  for  the  y«ar  ending 
June  80, 1896.  was  In  V.  68,  p.  599. 

T tart  ending  June  3O-  :-•••'•  l -:•:,.  1894. 

Gross  earnln«s 84.985,318       $4,814,461       84,655.584 

Net  earnings 1,615,866         1,677,898          1,616.601 

Other  Income 51,860  52,530  (Inc.  In  gross) 


81,616,601 

|     1,321,771 

298,501 


Net  Income $1.667,720  81,730,428 

Interest 637.834  662.772 

Rents 649.510  640,706 

Dividends. 298,524  298.519 

Balance,  surplus 881.852          $122,371       def.  $3,071 

-(V.  63,  p.  S99,  602.) 

Hani-heater  A  Augusta.— Road  from  Darlington  to  Denmark 
8.  C. ,1O2  miles;  Creston  to  Pregnalls,  4 1  miles;  branch  to  Kerinisou 
6  miles;  total,  165  mile*.  Part  of  Atlantic  Coast  Line. 

STOCK.— Capital  stock  Is  authorized  at  (1O.OOO  per  mile  of  completed 
road.  Outstanding  In  March,  1896,  $693,200. 

BOKO*.— First  mortgage  5s  are  limited  to  $15,000  per  mile  and  $200, 
000  for  terminal*.  Undtrn  Joint  traffic  contract  with  thi*  Richmond 
Frederloksburg  A  Potomac,  Richmond  A  Petersburg,  Petersburg  RR., 
Norfolk  A  Carolina,  Wilmington  A  Weldon,  Wlltn.  Col.  A  Augusta  and 
Florence  RR..  those  companies  agree  to  set  aside  monthly  20  per  cent 
of  gross  receipts  from  traffic  with  Manchester  A  August*,  same  to  be 
Bsed  each  year  to  make  up  any  deficit  for  Interest  on  M.  A  A.  bonds 
Charleston  A  Northern  division  "  B  "  bonds,  B425.OOO,  are  guaranteed ; 
they  are  also  endorsed  by  the  North  Kastern  RR.  aud  the  Wilmington 
Columbia  A  Augusta  RR ;  they  cover  the  78  miles  purchased  at  fore 
of  the  Charleston  Suiuter  A  Northern. 


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RAILROADS. 

Mile* 
of 

K.....1 

Date 
of 

Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 

Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVtDENDB. 

Bonds—  Princi- 
pal, When  Dae. 

for  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  iee  note* 
on  ant  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

MfltaA  QtoiliMi    fOo9ultntt<t  \ 
European  A  N.  Am.  stock.  5  p.  o.  rental  099  yean 
DexterAPUcaUwjuUstockS  P.O.  rental  999  years. 
l>t  M..  Dexter  to  Dovei  ,  etc.,  guar.  by  end  
Hereford  R'y  «tock  (4  p.  c.  rental  for  999  yean)  .  . 

UMMrOoofifaL  «took.P6  p.'o!ere1n0tal  999  year*:" 

114 
17 
17 
53 
S3 
22 
22 
33 
48 
48 
48 
14 
18 
65 
78 
22 

"36 
18 
18 
32 
32 
92 

1889 
1890 

1890 
1890 

1890 
1891 

1893 
1895 

1892 

1878 
1879 
1MH6 
1890 
1886 

9100 
100 
1.000 
100 
1,000 
100 
1,000 
1,000 
100 
1,000 
1,000 
100 
100 

1,000 
"ioo 

1,000 
100 

4  A  $ 

1  ,000 

1,000 

1.000 
100,  &0. 
25 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
1,000 

$2,488,700 
110,OOO 
175,000 
800,000 
800,000 
350,000 
350,000 
575,000 
200,000 
1,300,000 
350,000 
122,000 
200,000 
1,108,000 
425.OOO 
1,000,000 
274,000 
30,OOO,OOO 
10,818,000 
4,000,000 
l.OOO.OOO 
24,065,000 
1,380,000 
5,312,725 
2.155.OOO 

ior..ooo 

1,400,000 
864,000 
1,000,000 

5,083,200 
5,000,000 

5  per  an. 
5  per  an. 

4  per  an. 

6  per  an. 

•ft 

5  per  an. 

5 
6to5 
4  >s  p.  an. 
58- 
4  g. 
10  p.  an. 

6  per  an. 

ig 

5 
it 

A.  A  C. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A   J. 

M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
F.  A  A. 
F.  A  A. 
F.   A  A. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   &   J. 
MAS. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 
Q.-J. 
J.    A   J. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A   8. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 

Bangor,  Treas.  Office. 
Dover,  Me.,  Office. 
Boat.  N.  Rev.  Bk.,  Port 
Portland,  Me.  Cent.  Of. 
Boston,  Mass.  Nat.  Bk. 
Portland,  Me.,  Office. 
Boat,  N.  Rev.Bk.;  Port. 
Portland,  Me.,  Office. 
Portl'd,Me.,Me.Cent.Of. 
Boston,  Nat.  Revere  Bk. 
do              do 
Dexter,  Me.,  Office. 
Rocklanil,  Me.,  Office. 
Balto.,  Safe  Dep.  A  Tr. 

Qct.  15,  1896- 
Jan.,  '97,  2k9b- 
July  1,   1929 
Nov.,  l->96 
May   1.  1930 
Nov.,  1896 
May   1,  1930 
May  1.  1930 
F'b.  I,'97,2is94. 
Aug.  1,   1920 
July  1,  1921 
Sept.,  1896 
Nov.,  1896 
Jan.    1,  1943 
Men.  1,  1915 
Nov.  2,   1896 
Jan.   1.  1922 
Jan.2'97,lia»6 
July  1,  19O» 
Nov.  1,  1899 
Mch.  1,  1916 
Apr.  1,  1990 
July  1,  1926 

Exten*JooV,»21.0ob  p.m..  Kuar.p.*  Uend.). 
Kaox  A  Unooln  *took,  Kuar..  5  p.  o.,  999  yean 
1  it  M.  Penobcoot  Shore  Line  RR.  Co..  assumed. 
K.  A  L.  2d  mortgage  (for  $400,000)  aMumed.  .  . 
Dexter  A  Newport,  stock.  5  p.  o.  after  Nov.  25,'98. 
BMtern  Maine,  (took.  4",  p.  ct.  rental  999  yean 
JtoneAwtar  A  Aug**la-l<H  M.($960,0»0  Juar.)*O* 
Charleston  A  Northern  1st  mort.  "B"  guar.,gold. 
•OHCAM.  *  Law.  -8tock,10  p.c.ren'1  till  1937.B.  AM. 
Real  estate  bonds  (not  mort.)  Int.  gu.  by  B.A  M-c 

Manchester  and  Boston. 
Boston,  B.  A  M.  RR. 
N.  Y.,  71  Broadway. 
N.  Y.,  Mercantile  Tr.  Co. 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Mercantile  Tr.Co. 
do              do 
In  default 

M  etropol.  EL  1st  M.,  $6OO,OOO  p.  m.,  assum'd.g.o' 

N.  Y.  EL  deb.,  secured  by  consol.  mort.  of  1890.  . 
Manhattan  Elevated  consolidated  mort,  gold..o* 
Jfwoit  Vitv  *  Fort  Dodge—  letm.*15,000  p.  mile,  g. 

HniMii  of  1880,  secured  by  old  morts.ln  trust,  gold. 

293 
200 
293 
293 
293 

293 

1880 
1867 
1877 
1877 
1884 

1896 
1896 

?* 

77!: 

6  K. 

4  to  5 
5  If  ea'd 

J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A  J. 

J.    A   J. 

Ju'y,'94,  paid  Jan.  2,'97 
Jitly,'94,  paid  Jan.  2,'97 
July  ,'94,  paid  Jan.  2,'97 
July  ,'94,  paid  Jan.  2,'97 
July,  1892,  last  paid. 

1st  coupon  Jan.  1,  1897 
New  York,  if  earned. 

Jan.   1,  1915 
Jan.   1,  1915 
Jan.   1,  1915 
Jan.   1,  1915 
Jan.   1.  1924 

1996 

Con*.  M.  of  '77  with  1  st  lien  on  93  m.  In  Ti-nn.  .  g.o* 

PKOPOHICU  SKuuRiTtrs  UNDER  ISELIN  PLAN. 
1st  M.,  g.  (<ee  text)  4%  5  yr».,4'a'S  5yrs.,theii  5%. 
Incomes  p.  c.  nou  cumulative  



The  Atlantic  Coast  Line  Co.  guarantees  $960,000  Manchester  A  Au- 
gusta tints,  principal  and  interest 

EARNINGS.— For  11  mouths  ending  June  30,  1895,  gross,  $82,550; 
deriutt  under  operating  expenses  and  taxes,  $25,480.  V.  61 ,  p.  1065. 

»l»iu-li.-»lt-r  A  Lawrence.— Owns  from  Manchester,  N.  H.,  to 
Metbnen  (State  Line),  22 "4  miles.  Leased  for  50  years  from  September 
1. 1887,  to  Boston  A  Maine  at  a  rental  paying  10  per  cent  dividends. 
In  June,  1895.  a  dividend  of  50  p  ct  was  paid  on  the  capital  stock  out 
of  money  received  from  C.  A  M.  suit  (V  6^,  p.  869.) 

nanb,aU«iiRy.(Blevated).— ROAD.-Controls  and  operates  all  the 
elevated  railroads  In  N.  Y.  City,  its  maiu  track  aggregating  32  miles. 
Besides  these  It  owns  and  operates  the  Suburban  R.  T.  RR.,  3%  miles. 

HISTORV,  ETC. -Farmed  Nov.  24,  1875.  In  May,  1891,  $4,000,000 
stock  was  Issued  to  acquire  the  Suburban  Rapid  Transit  RR.,  owning  a 
bridge  across  the  Harlem  River,  aud  a  road  in  operation  to  near  171st 
8t.S.  Y.,  2»«  miles.  V.  52,  p.  642. 

BONDS.— Contolidaled  mortgage  (trustee,  Central  Trust  Co.)  is  limited 
on  present  mileage  to  $40,000.000,  and  will  provide  for  prior  bonds 
when  dun.  Further  amounts  may  be  issued  for  extensions  if  desired 
at  the  rate  of  $3OO,OOO  per  mile  of  single  and  $600,000  per  mile  of 
louhle  track.  (See  abstract  of  mortgage  in  V.  51,  p.  248,  and  applica- 
tion to  New  York  Stock  Exchange  In  V.  52,  p.  353.)  Of  the  consols 
the  company  Itself  In  July,  189ri,  held  $300,000  against  "special  ac- 
count" and  $52,OOO  consols  to  redeem  convertible  certificates. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— There  are  considerable  claims  pending  igainst 
the  company  for  damage  to  property  on  the  lines,  and  uiuuy  of  these 
are  before  the  court*.  See  CHRONICLE  V.  62,  p.  414. 

In  June.  1895,  consol.  4s  fur  «8,92  5,000  were  sold  to  take  up  $8,- 
500,000  N.  Y.  Klcvated  7s  called  for  payment  Jan.  1. 1896.  By  the 
refunding  of  the  7s  the  saving  in  interest  charge  is  $238,000  annually. 
The  Having  for  the  year  1895-96.  however,  was  offset  by  thu  fact  that 
until  Jan.  1. 1896,  both  the  7s  aud  the  4s  Issued  to  retire  them  were 
drawing  Interest.  In  Oot  ,  1896,  *810,OOO  and  In  Jan.,  1897,  $282,000 
(available  for  Improvements,  etc.)  consols  were  listed,  making  total  on 
lilt  $24.065.000. 

DIVIDEND*.—  )'84.  '85.  '86.  '87.  '88.  '89  "JO.  Jan. .'91  to  Jan.'97. 
Since '83.  !'.  Ct.  (  .1666  5  See  below,  (i  (lig  quar.) 

In  1889  1  In  cash  aud  4  "2  In  forip;  in  1890,  4^  cn-h  aud  1  >s  scrip. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.  -Kor  three  months  ending  September  30: 
3  mof .      armn.  Xrt.  Otlt.  inc.       Int.  <t  tales.       Hal.,  turn. 

1896.. $1,960,498       $701.052       *5O,(>9J  $604.003          $147,74-2 

1895..   2,074,193         755.O64          74,3-7  768,790  62,611 

Loans  and  bills  payable  Sept.  30,  1896,  $l,065,OOO,  against  $19O,OOO 
June  30,  18!i«. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Annual  meeting  Is 
beld  thesecond  Wednesday  In  November.  Report  for  i  ear  ending  June 
3O.  1896,  was  irtven  in  V.  63,  p.  310.  and  for j ear  ending  Sept.  30, 1896, 
In  V.  63,  p.  876. 

r«ar  end  ing  June  3O—  1896.  1895  1894 

GroM  earnings $9,256.931      $9,397,570    $10,153,576 

Net  over  operating  exp 3,725,973        3,983,605        4,621,536 

Other  Income 232.52O  287,135  311078 

Interest,  rentals  and  taxes 2,840,397        2,748,694        2,600507 

Dividends 1.8OO.OOO        1,800,000        1,800,000 

Balance  after  dividends. .  .def. $68 1,904  def.$277,954  sur.$532,647 


Yr.8ep.30.  Passengen.     Earnings. 
1885-86..  .115,109,591   $7,426,216 
1886-87. .  .158,963,232 
1887-88.. .171,529,789 
1888-89. ..  1 79,497,433 
1889-90. ..185,833,632 
189O-91.  .196,714,199 


Yr.8ep.30.  Passengers.     Earnings. 
1891-92.. 215,122,575  $10.90'i,579 
1892-93. .219.621,017    11,137<>51 
1 893-94..  196,15I>,323     ' 
1894-95..  188,072,645 
1895  96. .183,437,244 


10.13M.143 
9,745,927 
9,352,115 


8.102,662 
8,673,871 
9,080,881 
9,38^683 
9,959,710 

—V.  63,  p.  810,652,794,   876,922,1159;  V.  64,  p.  42,  83,  134.) 
W"rt»»a    *    North    (ieorgla.-See    ATLANTA    KNOXVILLE    & 

in. on  ntr  A  Fort  Dodjre.— Owns  road  from  Mason  City,  la 
to  Lvliigu,  la.,  88  BUM*,  and  branch,  4  miles.  Stock  authorized  &*>  - 
000.000;  out*t4>ndlng,  $920,000;  par,  $100.  In  year  ending  June  30 
189«.  gross,  $168.327;  net,  $65,85O;  charges,  $90.800;  balance 
deficit  021.950.  In  1894-95.  gross.  $128.612;  net,  $23.180.  Net ^cur- 
rent liabilities  June  3O,  1896,  $842,352,  Including  unpaid  coupons 
$828,000.  President  M.  C.  Healion.  of  St  Paul. 

TIrmphl.  A  CharleiCon  HR.-ROAD.— Owns  from  Memphis  to 
Stevenson.  Ala.,  272  miles;  branolie*  to  Florence,  etc.,  20  miles  -leases 
to  Chattanooga.  38  miles ;  total,  330  mlles-largely  56  pounds  stee* 

RECEIVERSHIP.  ETC.-The  Southern  Railway  Company  owns  $2,656  - 

»    v  *'oe  "^'  blJJ  r'?ht  t<>  vot*  "««"»"»  w«  oouteited.     (V.  50,  p 

52,  p  831.)    Rcce  vers  appointed  In  1892,  Henry  Fink  and  & 

M.  MoOhee.   I^rice i  expenditures  for  Improvements  are  said  to  he  nec-s 

*»ry.    V.  56,  p.  882     Foreclosure  suit  under  the  7  per  cent  mortiiurp 

was  pending  In  January,  1897.    V.  64.  p.  83. 

COUPON  PATHBNT*— Coupons  due  July  1,  1894.  ereept  on  general 
mortgage,  were  paid  Jan.  2, 1897,  at  Chase  National  Bank.  New  York. 


COMMITTEES.— For  7  p»r  cent  bonds:  Adrian  Iselln,  Jr.,  Frederic 
Cromwell,  W.  Emlen  Roosevelt,  Edward  N.  Gibbs.  In  Jan..  1897,  this 
committee  was  proceeding  with  foreclosure,  preparatory  to  carrying 
out  the  plan  outlined  below.  V.  64,  IK  I.'. 

Committee  for  general  mortgage  6s:  Simon  Borg,  J.  Kennedy  Tod  and 
Albert  S.  Roe;  depository.  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  This  committee, 
which  represents  a  large  majority  of  the  general  mortgage  bonds, 
is  opposing  the  foreclosure  proceedings  under  the  prior  lien  bonds. 
See  full  details  of  this  committee's  plan  lu  V.  02,  p.  821,  869. 

ISELIN  PLAN. — The  plan  of  the  Iselin  Committee  providing  for  a 
lease  of  the  road  for  99  years  to  the  Southern  Railway  was  given  in  V. 
62,  i>.  4f>7.  Under  the  lease  the  Southern  Ry.  Co.  is  to  pay  to  the 
first  mortgage  trustee  a  sum  sufficient  to  pay  all  interest  on  the  new 
first  mortgage  bonds  (which  will  also  cover  tue  lease),  anil  also  interest 
on  its  Income  bonds  (or  preferred  stock  ir  substituted  therefor)  to  ex- 
tent of  surplus  net  earnings.  Over  98  per  cent  of  the  7s  have  been  de- 
posited with  this  committee— see  V.  63,  p.  3  to. 

The  new  securities  proposed  are  shown  In  table  at  top  of  page.  Of  the 
$fi, 5OO.OOO  new  firsts  $1,416,800  are  reserved  for  future  construction 
purposes,  while  $1,500,000  additional,  making  $S,OOO.ono  in  all  (or 
bonds  secured  bv  another  mortgage)  for  an  extension  to  Chattanooga 

Exchange  of  Securities. — Old  bonds  and  old  stock  will  receive : 

. Will  rec'iee . 

Holders  of—  Xeu>flrs>s.    Incomes." 

Tennessee  lien  bonds,  first  and  second  mortgage  \ 

exteu'd  7s  for  each  $1,000  (all  coup,  attached.  \ 
Consol.  mort.  7s     do       do          do  do 

Qeneral  mort.  6s    do       do          do  no 

Common  stock  $100, paying  $1  per  $25  share. . . 


$1,200 
800 


$400 

1  .'200 

1.5OO 

10 


*  Or  preferred  stock  if  substituted. 

FLOATING  DEBT.— On  June  30, 1896,  bills  payable  (E.  T.  Va.  &  Ga. 
loan)  were  $139,564;  balance  due  receivers,  $128,670;  interest  on 
bonded  debt  due  and  unpaid  amounted  to  $1.031,700  (interest  due 
Jan.  1, 1894,  on  all  but  general  mortgage  of  1884  having  been  paid. 

EARNINGS.— 5 mos.,   >  1896 Gross,  $583,074;  net,  $165,824 

July  1  to  Nov.  30.    S 1895 Gross,     604,052;   net,     153.583 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Report  of  the  receivers 
for  1895-96  was  In  V.  63.  p.  554,  showing : 

1895-96.         1894-95.         1893-94.         1892-93.         1891-02. 
Gross...  $1,348,537    $1,202,273    $1,274.818    $1,520,241    $1,531,514 

Net 288,281          172,548          203,262          293,709          307,281 

-  (V.  63,  p.  30,  310,  554;  V.  64.  p.  42,  83.1 

[tlerldell  Waterbury  *•  Connecticut  River  RR.— Cromwell, 
Conn.,  via  Meriden  to  Waterbury,  Conn.,  30  miles.  No  longer  in  opera- 
tion. See  report  New  England  RR.,  V.  63,  p.  698. 

»l«-\lrmi  Central  (Mexico).— (See  J/ap.)— Mileage — Main  line 
Mexico  City  north  to  Juarez  City,  1,224  miles,  406  miles  on  Tamploo 
Division,  11  miles  on  Guanajuato  Branch,  161  miles  on  Guadalajara 
Division  and  17  miles  on  the  San  Bias  Division,  44  miles  on  Pacuuca 
Division,  Bar  extension  6  miles,  and  other  branches  7  miles ;  total  Dec. 
31, 1896. 1,876  miles.  All  standard  gauge  and  56-pound  steel  rail. 

ORGANIZATION.— Incorporated  February  25,  1880,  under  the  general 
law  of  Massachusetts,  and  also  holds  a  charter  from  the  Mexican  Gov- 
ernment. Debt  readjusted  in  1889— see  V.  48.  p.  191,  292,  327. 

SOBSIU  v.— Jan.  1, 1896,  there  was  left  of  the  subsidy  in  trust  $3,377,- 
120,  to  be  used  whenever  necessary  for  the  payment  of  principal  and 
Vntercst  of  the  consolidated  mortgage  bouds,  $275,000  having  been  so- 
used  in  1895.  Of  the  *3,000,OOO  of  Mexican  Government  bonds  re- 
ceivable under  Tamplco  Harbor  coucessiou  for  a  depth  of  22  feet, 
$2,7110,000  (in  Mexican  Government  6  per  cent  bonds)  had  been  re- 
ceived in  April,  1895,  corresponding  to  a  depth  of  2O  feet,  and  these 
were  e»  changed  In  1895  for  $2,934,000  of  5  p.  c.  Government  bonds. 

BONDS.— The  $7,000,000  priority  bonds  were  paid  off  with  proceeds 
of  subsidy  collections,  interest  ceasing  April  10,  1891.  See  V".  5'2,  p. 
390.  Of  these  $1,403,000  were  canceled  aud  balance  are  held  as  invest 
uient  by  Trustee  of  oonsol.  mort.  The  cousoL  mort.  4  p.  c.  (trustee. 
Boston  date  Deposit  &  Trust  Co.)  cover  the  entire  property,  all  old  firsts 
deposited,  and  the  subsidy  earned  and  to  be  earned.  (See  abstract  of 
mortgage  in  CHRONICLE,  V.  49,  p.  177.)  Both  series  of  incomes  are 
non-cumulative  and  secured  by  due  indenture  to  the  American  L.  &  T. 
Co.  First  consol.  Incomes  received  3  per  cent  interest  July  10, 1890,  and 
3  per  cent  in  July,  1891,  and  1892,  respectively ;  none  since. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— In  May,  1896,  $800,000  consol.  4s  were  sold 
for  improvements.  V.  62,  p.  949.  On  Jan.  1, 1896,  notes  outstanding 
were  $1,000,OOO,  the  same  as  in  1894;  iutere»tdue  and  accrued,  $1,197, 
840;  accounts  payable,  $624,775.  Notes  and  accounts  receivable  Jan. 
1.  1896.  $937,319;  cash  on  hand,  $1,274,194.  Tampico  Harbor  Co. 
bonds  of  1894  for  $3,396,000  (all  owned  in  June,  1896,  by  the  Mexican. 
Central)  are  guaranteed. — (V.  6'2,  p.  869.) 

EARNINGS.— Mexican  cur.  5 1896. .Gross,  $9,192,099;  net,  $3,151,257 

Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30(11  mos.)  <  1895.  .Gross,    8,594,271;  net,    3,484,680 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  Deo.  31.  Report  for  1895  wa» 
given  In  full  in  V.  62,  p.  817,  823 :  see  also  editorial  p.  805.  The  gross 
earnings  oelow  are  Mexican  currettci/;  all  other  figures  U.  S.  currency. 
In  1895  the  company  received  an  average  of  52-95  cents  forits  Mexican 
dollars,  against  51-87  In  1894,  62-02  in  1893  and  68-26  cents  in  l>;ti'. 


Ji.lfABT.    1W7.J 


KAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


83 


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RAILROAD  0  ,._  , 

AM)   CONNECTIONS  &  "^W        I>~V"* 

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INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V. 


RAILROADS. 


fur  explanation  of  eolumo  heading*,  Ac.,  tee  nbte« 
^  ODBr-tj-mwofUblM. 


C»»«r«l-etock,  $25.600  per  mile 

«am  (unawented)  and  scrip..... 


M  li.jer."B."  g..  Inc.  non-ac.  (for  $16.675,OOO). 

3d  mortgage,  deb. (Income  not  cumulative)  gold. 
Jit*  "affSJiCo..  Umittd-A  otfs.,  5%  non-oum. 

B  certlnontea 

tttztean  IforUum— Stock ;;-yv 

lit  mortgage,  U.  8.  gold  coin,  s.  f.  not  called. o'*r 
JTavfao  Outnunaea  liPaciffo— 

l.t  mortgage,  gold,  $25,000  per  m 

*ot£o71or?-7o'^lrtM:  (KZ.boo'.obo'ari's*) . .  o' 

M.  C.  Michigan  Air  Line,  1st  mortgage OAT 

£  S  IrtM.  on  Det.  A  Bay  City  <$OOO,OOO>....  e 

do  do  do  ...r 

M.  C.  lit  mortgage  on  Grand  River  Val.  RR....C* 

U.  C.  lit  mortgage  on  Kalamazoo  A  8.  Haven. .  .r 

H.  C.  lit  mortTon  Term.  RR.,  $1,500.000 oir 

Grand  River  Valley  stock,  rental  In  perpetuity... 
Det.  A  B.  City  bonds,  endorsed,  no  mort.  llen...o 

Hrlilk-e  bOMHi  einliir<eil,  nu  inortciiiic  lien 

Jack.Lan*.*  Sag.  stock,  3^t  p.c.  y'rly,  guar.by  end. 

Con*,  mortgage,  assumed,  extended  in  1891. .0* 

Bay  City  A  Battle  C.,  1st  M.,  gold,  gu.p.  A 1.  end.o' 


,064 
1,064 
1.0IM 
r  1,004 


r  1 


Mile* 
of 

K  .....  1 


83 
83 


270 

115 

152 

152 

84 

39 

"84 


295 
295 

18 


Date 

of 
Bonds 


1887 
1887 

1MK7 
1HW7 
ISlll! 

1896 
1890 
1893 
72-'82 


1MH1 

1881 

7!l-'Mti 

IMS!) 

1896 

1872 
1873 

71*80 

1889 


Bite,  or 

Par 
Value. 


nog 

1.000 

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

100   A-r. 

5OO  Ac. 
1,000 


100 
1,000 

"ibo 

1,000 
,OOOAo 

1  ,(K)0 
.(KKlAc 

1  ,(M>0 
.OOOA-e 


100 

1  ,000 
1,000 

100 

1,000 
1,000 


Amount 
Outstanding 


. 

557,000 
58,90M,000 
17,282.400 
11,235,000 

467,200 
See  text. 
14.637.OOO 
33,350.000 
11,582,000 
12,265,000 
12,265,000 
7,040,000 
£2,016,250 
£1,567,000 
$3,000,000 
See  text. 

1,000,000 

1S,73H,00<) 

10,000,000 
2,600,000 

|  3,576,000 

1,500,000 

700,000 

500,000 

491,200 

274,000 

150,000 

2,000,000 

2,054,000 

250,000 


Rate  per    When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Cent.     Payable  Whom. 


<Vg. 


3 
bg. 

4  g. 


6g. 
6g. 


See  text. 
6g. 

5g. 

See  text. 
7A5 

5 

5 
6 
5 

4g- 

5  p«sr  an. 
8 
8 

i.  an. 
5 
3g. 


J.  A  J 
J.  A  J 
July  10 

July! 
J.   A  J. 
M.  A   S. 


J.   A  D. 

M.  A   8. 
April  1. 

May  1 
M.  A  8. 

April  1 


F.'A'A. 

M.  A  N. 
J.   A  J. 

M.  A  8. 
Q.-M. 
M.  A  8. 
M.  A  N. 
J.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  8. 
M.  A  8. 
J.  A  D. 


Boston.8afeDep.ATr.Co 

do  do 

Boston,  when  earned. 


Boston  Safe  Deposit. 
N.  Y.,  Of.,  Mills  Bulld'g. 


N.  Y.,  Nat.  City  Bank. 
Paid  l>2p.et.  Apr,  1,'96 

See  text. 


When  earned. 

do        do 

N.  Y.,  office,  42  Pine  St. 

do  do 

(f  .  Y.  Mercantile  Trust. 
N.  Y.  Gr.  Cent.  Station. 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
Rg.atG.C.S.;  cp.atU.Tr. 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
N.Y.,  Gr'd  Cent.  Station. 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Gr.  Cent.  Stat'n. 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 

Jackson,  Mich. 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 

do  do 

N.  Y.,  Gr.  Cent.  Station. 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 

do  do 


pal, When  Due. 
stocks— Last 
Dividend. 


July  1,  1911 
July  1,  1911 
Jan.  10,  1939 
Jan.  10,  1939 
July  1,  1911 
Jan.  1,  1926 
Sept.  1,  1942 


June  1,  1927 
July  1,  1917 
July  1,  1917 
July  1,  1937 


Dec.1,'96,1% 
Dec.  1,  1910 

Got  1. 1943 
Feb.1,'97,'2% 
May  1,  1902 
Jan.  1,  1940 
Men.  1,  1931 
Mch.  1,  1931 
Sept.  1,  1909 
Nov.  1,  1939 
July  1,  1941 
Jan.,'97,2>s% 
May  1,  1902 
May  1,  1903 
Sept.  1,  1896 
Sept.  1,  1901 
Dec.  1.  1989 


Mexican  Central—  Concluded— 

INCOME  ACOOPHT—  (u.  s.  CURRENCY  EXCEPT  AS  INDICATED). 
Tear  endma  Dee.  31—         1895.  1894.  1893.  1892. 

AT'ge  mile*  operated  .....      1,860  1,800  1.817 


1,825 


.....        ,  ,  . 

GroM  eanungsiMex.  cur.  $9,495,866  $8,426,025  $7,981,768  $7,963,254 
Met  earn*  Mex.  cur  ......  83,896,475  $2,966,350  $2,845,588  $2,961,46 


Do  "do  inU. 8.  our....  2,063,157  1,538,698 
Bnbatdy  aec'tlnU.  8.  our.  275,000  750,000 
MUoeUaneous  In  U.  S.  cur.  186,472  142,460 


1,764.823 
500,000 


2,021,515 
500,OOC 
7.17C 


Total  net  Income. $2,524,629  $2,431,153  $2,264,823  $2,528,685 

Interest  on  bonds.  ..       ..   2,306,600    2,306,888    2,226,962    2,667,769 
Miscellaneous 208,281       188,449         16,387 


Balance    .  ..  sur.$9,748  df. $64,184  sr.$21,474  df.139,084 

-(V.  62.  p.  315,  805,  8 1 1 ,  843,  869,  949.  990;  V.  63,  p.  968.) 

nexlean  Industrial  By*.— Road  was  under  construction.  Capita 
stock,  $40(1.00  ;  par,  $100.  Bonds  offered  in  June,  1896,  $150,000  to 
be  sold  at  that  time  and  $350,000  shortly  afterward.  Boston  Safe  De 
po«lt  A  Trust  Co.,  trustee.  (See  V.  62,  p.  1177.) 

Mexican  International  Kit.— (.Set  Map)—  ROAD.—  Owns  in 
Mexico  a  standard  gauge  road  from  Ciudad  Porflrio  Diaz,  on 
Southern  Pacific,  via  Torreon,  on  Mexican  Central,  to  Durango,  540 
miles,  with  branches,  76  miles;  new  branch  to  Tlahualllo,  50  miles 
was  opened  Sept.  23, 1896:  total  operated,  666  miles.  A  branch  to  the 
coast  Is  under  construction—  see  map. 

STOCK.— Authorized  $25,000,000;  Issued  Jan.,  1896,  $16,975,000. 

BONDS.— Under  the  first  mortgage  of  1892  (trustee,  Metropolitan 
Trust  Co.  of  New  York)  bonds  may  be  issued  at  not  exceeding  $30,000 
per  mile  of  road  constructed  or  acquired.  The  bonds  are  payable 
both  principal  and  interest  in  United  States  gold  coin.  See  application 
to  Mew  York  Stock  Exchange  In  full.  (V.  57,  p.  181.) 

KAKKWOS— Mex.  cur'cy.  $ 1896 Gross,  $2,667,097  ;  net,    $995,651 

Jan.  1  to  Nov.30  (11  mos.)  1 1895 Gross,    2,378,669  ;  net,      924,743 

ANSI- A  i.  REPORT.— Report  for  1895  was  given  at  length  In  V.  62,  p, 
663,  680,  687,  showing  earnings  as  follows:  Gross  on  average  of  586 
miles.  $2,664,126  (Mexican  currency);  net,  $1,066,771;  in  U.S.  money, 
net,  including  other  income,  $550,028 ;  Interest,  etc.,  $571,104;  bal- 
ance, deficit,  $21,076.  In  1894,  gross  (Mexican  currency),  $2,109,121: 
net,  $887,305.  President,  C.  P.  Huntington.  New  York  office,  23  Broad 
St.  (V.  62,  p.  85,  663,  68O,  687,  909;  V.  63,  p.  559.) 

Mexican  National  RR. — Owns  narrow  gauge  road  from  Laredo 
to  City  of  Mexico,  842  miles ;  Acambaro  to  Patzuaro,  96  miles ;  101 
Balto  branch,  45  miles ;  Matamoras  to  San  Miguel,  76  miles ;  small 
branches,  5  miles;  total  owned,  1,064  miles;  controls  through  owner- 
•nip  of  stock,  Texas  Mexican  Railway,  Corpus  Christ!  to  Laredo, 
Texas,  and  branch,  163  miles;  other  lines,  5  miles ;  total  1,232  miles. 
Gauge,  3  feet ;  rail  (steel  and  Iron)  40  and  45  pounds  to  the  yard. 

HISTORY.— A  reorganization  of  the  Mexican  National  Railway  sold 
under  foreclosure  May  23, 1887.  Road  was  completed  in  1888.  As  to 
Mexican  National  By.  Co.,  Limited.  See  that  company  below. 

SUBSIDY.— In  March,  1895,  holders  of  first  mortgage  [also  called  prior 
lien]  bends  accepted  the  plan  for  conversion  of  unpaid  subsidy  certifi- 
cate* Into  Mexican  Government  5  p.  c.  bonds,  uncollected  subsidy, 
$3335,685,  to  be  settled  by  deposit  of  $4,544,300  of  Mexican  Govern- 
ment 5*  a*  security  for  the  firsts  of  1887.— (See  V.  62,  p.  593, 1139.) 

STOCK.— Stock,  $33,350,000  (par  $100),  placed  In  trust  with  the 
Farmer*'  Loan  A  Trust  Company,  leaving  the  road  in  control  of  1st  and 
2d  mortgage  bondholders  until  it  earns  and  pays  interest  on  both  classes 
of  bonds  for  two  consecutive  years.  The  first  mortgage  bonds  have 
two  vote*  123,064  In  all],  the  2d  mortgage,  A.  A  B.,  bonds  one  vote 
each  [24,530  In  all).  The  Mexican  Nat.  Construction  Co.  own*  a  ma- 
jority of  the  stock  and  $7,OOO,OOO  of  the  incomes.— See  V.  63,  p.  1115 
Capital  reserve  fund  Jan.  1. 1896,  held  $734.786. 

Boson.— The  flrtl  mortgage  of  1887  is  a  prior  Hen  upon  all  the 
tine*  In  Mexico,  constructed  or  to  be  constructed,  and  upon  the  Texas 
Mexican  securities.  The  bonds  are  redeemable  on  notice  at  par.  Trus- 
teecHugh  M.  Matheeon  and  Capt.  W.  G.  Raoul.  Original  Issue  $1 2,500,- 
OOO,  which  has  been  reduced  to  present  figure  by  redemption  with  sub- 
ildy  of  $319,000  In  1891,  $30oToOO  In  1892  and  $298,000  in  1893 ;  In 
1894,  none;  In  1895,  $46,000;  In  1896,  $119,000. 

The  2d  mortgage  bonds,  series  "A."  are  strictly  cumulative,  and  not 
foreolosable  while  stock  remains  In  trust  as  above  stated ;  the  2d  mort- 
gage bonds,  series  "  B,"  are  non-cumulative ;  trustees,  W.  G.  Raoul 
and  J.  A.  Horsey;  $200,000  of  2d  mortgage  bonds  are  reserved  for  betr 
termenta.  A*  to  the  deposit In  1896  of  A  and  B  bonds  with  the  Mexican 
National  By.  Co.,  Limited,  see  that  company  next  below.  Third  mort 
nee  trustee*.  C.J.Canda  and  H.  A.  Risley  ' 

On  tenet  "A"  bonds  from  earnings  2  percent  was  paid  March  1, 
1893, 1  per  centon  April  1, 1895,  and  Iki  per  cent  on  April  10, 1896,  at 
Nat.  City  Bank,  N.  Y.,  and  In  London. 

Of  the  2d  mortgage  bond*  $5,000,000  [one-half  each  series  A  and  Bl 
entered  Into  a  special  trust  arrangement  by  which  they  are  drawn  for 

Payment  with  proceeds  of  certain  subsidy  certificates,  but  remain  alive 
i  hands  of  the  trustees,  as  the  property  of  the  Construction  Co.,  to 
whom  they  are  to  be  delivered  when  the  whole  $5,OOO,OOO  have  been 
redeemed.    See  V.  56,  p.  20,  and  FINANCIAL  REVIEW  for  1890,  page  59. 

EAHXINOS-I 1   months,  J 1896 Grow,  $4,725,757 ;  net,  $2,209,115 

Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30.     (1895 Gross,    4,067,773 ;  net,    1,809,708 


Net  available  for  interest  (11  mos.),  $1,223,139  In  1896 ;  $979,751  In, 

1895.  Above  figures  are  in  Mexican  currency  to  be  valued  at  80  cents  on 

•  the  dollar  in  U.S.  money,  all  other  depreciation  having  been  allowed  for. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  Dec.  31.    Report  for  1895,  wlti 

the  balance  sheet,  etc.,  was  given  In  full  inV.  62,  p.  574,  586,  591. 

Gross  below  are  in  Mexican  currency,  all  other  figures  In  P".  S.  currency. 

Mexican  currency  is  reduced  to  United  States  currency  at  80  per  cent, 

all  loss  above  this  being  charged  off  in  exchange  account  shown  below. 

INCOME  ACCOUNT — (U.  8.  CURRENCY    EXCEPT  GROSS   EARNINGS). 
Fear  end'g  Dec.  31—     1895.  1894.  1893.  1892. 

Miles  operated 1,218  1,218  1.218  1,218 

Gross  earnings $4,513,206    $4,329,079    $4,224,804    $4,756,030 

$1,513,570    $1,296,096    $1,346,898 

99,110  


Net  earnings $1,657,126 

Subsidy  receipts 


Total  net  income.. $1,657,126  $1,612,680  $1.296,096  $1,346,898 

Int.  on  1st  M.  bonds..    $693,070  $694,680  $702,130  $720,185 

Exchange 707,941  718,071  434,242  248,622 

Misc.,  bet'm'ts,  etc....         97,225  74,761  137,156  132,598- 

Balance sr.$158,890  sr.$125,168     sr.$22,568  sr.$245,493 

—(V.   63,  p.  116,  358,  559,  880,  1115. 

Mexican  National  Ry.  Co.  Limited.— This  depositary  com- 
paany  was  formed  in  1896  (per  plan  in  V.  62,  p.  1139,  see  also  p.  635) 
by  the  "  A  "  and  "  B  "  bondholders  of  the  Mexican  National  RR  Co.  to 
give  them  "more  immediate  and  practical  control"  over  that  com- 
pany. Its  share  capital  is  £24,53O  in  10s  shares,  and  is  deposited  in 
trust  to  give  the  control  of  the  depositary  company  to  the  certificate 
holders.  The  certificates  were  issued  In  exchange  as  follows :  £25O 
A  certificate  for  a  $1,000  "  A  "  bond  deposited ;  £200  B  certificate  for 
$1,000  "  B  "  bond  and  £125  A  and  £100  B  certificate  for  a  Matheson 
certificate.  In  December,  1896,  there  had  been  depo«ited :  $tf,801,000i 
"A"  bonds,  $0,754,500  "B"  bonds  and  Matheson  certificates  for 
$2,835,000.  The  "A"  bonds  have  two  votes,  "B"  certificates  one 
vote  each.  The  income  received  from  the  A  and  B  bonds  deposited 
will  be  applied:  (1)  To  expenses  of  Londo  i  management  not  over 
£2,000  yearly ;  (2)  to  sinking  fund  an  amount  not  exceeding  2  per 
cent  of  revenue  collected ;  (3)  to  5  per  cent  dividends  on  A  certificates ; 
(4)  to  dividends  on  B  certificates.  See  V.  63,  p.  880, 1115,  and  address 
Matheson  &  Co.,  3  Lombard  St.,  London.— V.  63,  p.  1115. 

Mexican  Northern  Ry.— Owns  from  Escalon,  Mexico,  on  the 
Mexican  Central  Ry.,  to  Sierra  Mojada,  83  miles,  all  steel. 

DIVIDENDS >  1892.       1893.       1894.       1895  to  Dec.,  1896. 

Percent J   6ia          4H!  6  4  yearly. 

BONDS.— The  mortgage  of  which  the  State  Trust  Co.  of  New  York  IB 
trustee,  is  for  $1,660,000,  of  which  $277,000  bonds  In  Dec.,  1896,  were 
held  by  the  sinking  fund.  See  description  in  V.60,  p.  482. 

EARNINGS— 11  months  5 1896 Gross,  $662,008  ;  net,  $346,402 

Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30.      U895 Gross,    624,778;   net,    333,655 

ANNUAL  REPOBT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.    Earnings  as  follows: 

Year.  Orosa.  Net.  Other  inc.  Charges.  Dividends.  Surplus. 
'95-6.. $763,871  $421,226  $13,873  $142,080  $120,000  $173,019 
'94-5..  660,644  343,619  7,526  135,284  120,000  95,861 
-V.  63,  p.  792. 

Mexico  Ciieriiavaca  &  Pacific.— See  CHRONICLE  July  25, 1896  . 

Michigan  Central.— (See  Map  adjoining  New  York  Central 
page.)— LINE  or  ROAD.— Main  line— Kensington  to  Detroit,  270  miles, 
and  Windsor  to  Suspension  Bridge  (Canada  Southern),  226  miles; 
total  main  line,  496  miles.  Branches  owned  and  leased  1.1 32  miles; 
trackage  HI.  Cen.,  14  miles;  total  January  1,  1896,  1,642  miles. 
There  are  244  miles  of  second  track  and  877  miles  of  side  tracks.. 

ORGANIZATION,  LEASES,  Ac.— The  Michigan  Central  was  chartered  In 
1846;  the  whole  line,  Detroit  to  Kensington,  was  opened  In  1852.  The 
Ines  described  above  as  leased  are  all  held  by  the  Michigan  Central 
lomlnally  under  leases  at  fixed  rentals.  To  enter  Chicatto  uses  the 
Illinois  Central  irom  Kensington  under  a  perpetual  lease.  The 
Terminal  RR  owns  from  Union  Stock  Yards  to  Chappel,  Illinois;  the 
road  is  operated  by  the  Chicago  Hammond  A  Western.  The  Terminal 
jonds,  trustees.  E.  B.Wesley  and  W.  E.  Roosevelt  ($1,500,000),  are 
ssued  by  the  Michigan  Central  on  the  Terminal  RK.  (V*.  64,  p.  135.) 

CANADA  SOUTHERN  CONTRACT.— In  Nov.,  1882,  a  close  contract  was 
u  ;i  ile  with  Can.  So.  for  the  operation  of  its  road.  The  contract  provided 
'or  a  re-apportionment  every  five  years  and  in  the  re  apportionment 
December,  1892,  it  was  agreed  that  the  Canada  Southern  suould  there- 
after receive  40  per  cent  and  the  Michigan  Central  60  per  cent  of  the 
first  $1,000,000  of  net  earnings,  any  amount  over  that  to  be  divided 
as  theretofore— one-third  to  C.  8.  and  two-thirds  to  M.C.;  but  under  tbe 
original  contract  each  company  was  accorded  all  benefit  to  accrm 
rom  reduction  in  its  fixed  charges.  The  M.  C.  to  Jan.  1,  1896,  had 
reduced  Its  charges  $319,200,  the  Can.  Southern  not  at  all.  (V.64,p.  5. 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— The  stock  has  remained  at  same  amount  since  1873. 

DIVIDENDS.  > '83   '84  '85-86    '87-89    '90    '91    '92-94   '95  to  Feb., '97 

Per  cent—  J   5      3       nil.    4  yearly    5       5    5*2  y'rly      4  yearly 

BONDS.— The  Jackson  Lansing  <t  Kaginaw  bonds  were  assumed  by 
Michigan  Central,  which  also  guarantees  in  perpetuity  3*8  per  cent  on 
he  stock.  The  Bay  City  <t  Battle  Creek  mortgage  is  for  $1,800,000, 
mt  amount  outstanding  is  limited  to  $15,000  per  mile.  The 
otal  Issue  of  Itattle  Greek  tt  Sturgis  bonds  Is  $500.000,  but 
)f  this  $79,000  was  sub-guaranteed  by  the  Lake  Shore  A  Michgan 


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2d  preferred  stock,  5  per  cent,  non-oumulattve. 

l(tM.,Mlnn.toMerrlamJo •••<> 

1st  mort..  Merrlam  Junction  to  State  Llne.gold.e* 
IstM.  Mlnn.AI>ul.,Mlnn.to  White B.Lake.   ......' 

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Southern.  7  mile*  of  the  B.  C.  A  8.  being  operated  by  that  company. 
Bay  nty  A  Battle  Creek  and  the  Battle  Creek  &  Sturgis  issues  both 
carry  the  guaranty  of  the  Michigan  Central  endorsed  on  the  bonds. 

OnBATioKs,  FiKAHCM,  Ac.— The  road  is  operated  under  a  close  con- 
tract with  Canada  Southern,  and  the  earnings  of  both  roads  are  Included 
In  the  statistics  below.  As  to  division  of  proflts  between  the  com- 
panies. ••«  explanation  V.  64,  p.  5.  Nothing  has  been  charged  to 
either  the  construction  or  equipment  account  since  188J,  witn  tiie  ex- 
ception of  land  for  right  of  way  and  terminals.  All  betterments  and 
Improvement*  to  the  road  have  been  charged  to  operating  expenses. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  Deo.  31.  Annual  meeting  is  held 
on  the  Thursday  following  the  tirst  Wednesday  in  May.  Report  for 
1895  was  given  in  V.  62,  p.  865.  The  figures  for  1896  below  are 
partly  estimated. 

Traffic  Of  the  7,470,951  tons  carried  in  1895,  grain  contributed 
8-7  per  cent;  bituminous  eoal,  1O>4  p.  o.;  anthracite,  0-8  p.  c.;  lumber 
and  forest  products,  20-7  p.  c.  Average  rate  per  ton  per  m.  -617  cents. 

Ttarcndiny  Dec.31-     1896.  189V  1894.  1893. 

Miles  operated....  1.642  1,642  1,034  1,634 

Gross  earnings $13,8 1 8.OOO  $13.051,419  $12,584,012  $16,178,031 

Set  earnings  3,4ti3,OOO      3,408,188      3,439,905      3,890,239 

P  c.  op.exf  to  earns..        74-94  74-59  72-66  75-95 

NeMncl'gotherlno..  $3,503,000    $3,517,265    $3,484,555    $3,936,029 

Inte^tPondebt'  "  >  2,39.  ,000  $2,217;891  2,216!875  2,217^494 
Can.  Southern  share.  296,000  304,715  287,808  456.648 
Dividends (4)749,520  (4)749,520  (4)749,528(5ia)1030601 


Surplus $61.480         $60,829         $46,034         $46,976 

—(V.  62,  p.  278,  865,  1118,1139;  V.  63,  i>.  1  1  .'>:,;  V.  64,  p.  135.) 

middle  Georgia  &  Atlantic  Ry.— Eatonton  to  Covington,  Ga., 
44  miles,  and  MilTedgevllle  to  Eatontou,  21  miles.  Sold  to  Central  of 
Georgia  Ry.  Jan.  1, 1897.  V.  04,  p.  82. 

middle  Tenneanee  \  Alabama  Ry.— Completed  from  Fayet- 
tevllle,  Trun.,  to  Madison's  Cross  Roads,  Ala.,  32  miles.  See  V 
63, p.  459.  Reorganization  of  Decatur  Chesapeake  A  New  Orleans 
sold  In  foreclosure  Jan.  2,  1893.  Stock  authorized  Is  $15,000  per 
mile.  First  mortgage  (State  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  trustee)  for  $350,000 
was  to  complete  and  equip  road  from  Shelbyvllle  to  Decatur,  and 
second  mortgage  bonds,  $12,000  per  mile,  to  take  up  old  indebtedness, 
To  September,  1896,  no  Interest  had  been  paid  on  either  Issue,  and  in 
November  Oaunt  Crebe  was  appointed  receiver  of  the  company.  V. 
63,  p.  968.  President  is  Joseph  Dlcksou,  of  St.  Louis;  David  Wilcox, 
Secretary,  20  Nassau  St.,  N.  YT— (V.  56,  p.  42;  V.  63,  p.  459,  880, 968.) 

middlciborough  Kit.— In  April,  1896,  acquired  by  Louisville  A 
Nashville.— (V.  61,  p.  366.) 

Middlesex  Valley.— Purchased  In  1895  by  Lehlgh  Valley. 

niddletown  V nlonvlllo  dc  Water  Gap.— (See  Map  If.  T.  Sns- 
anttkanna  d  Wcttern.i— Owns  from  Middlcto  wn,  N.  Y.,  to  Unlonville, 
N.  J.  State  line,  14  miles.  Stock,  $149,850;  par,  $50.  Is  controlled 
through  ownership  of  stock  by  New  York  Susquehauna  A  Western, 
which  pays  Interest  on  bonds.  Principal  of  the  second  mortgage  5s. 
due  Dec.  1, 1896  ($250,OOO),  was  not  paid  and  a  proposition  to  extend 
the  bond  «at  same  rate  to  June  1, 1910,  Is  pending.  V.63,p.ll59.  In 
year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $50,171;  net,  $22,187;  Interest  and 
lazes,  $22,100;  balance,  surplus,  $87.  In  1894-95  gross,  $51,548;  net, 
$21,673. -(V.  63,  p.  1010,  1159.) 

midland  Terminal  Ky.— ROAD.— From  Divide,  on  the  Colorado 
Midland  HR.,  to  Cripple  Creek,  30  miles;  opened  in  Dec.,  1895. 
This  line  shortens  the  distance  from  Denver  to  Cripple  Creek  about  70 
miles.  The  first  mortgage  Is  for  $1,OOO,OOO  and  bonds  are  redeemable 
at  1O5.  In  October,  181)6,  the  bonds  had  not  been  sold  but  were 
pledged  for  a  loan  of  $625,000  made  Jan.  1,  1886,  at  6  p.  o.;  there 
were  oar  trusts  for  $  lO.OOO,  payable  $2,OOO  monthly  to  February  1 
1898.  For  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $127,623;  net,  $188  909- 
interest  on  loan,  $18,75O.  President  and  Geu.  Manager,  H.  Collbran : 
Vice  RWIMBfl  1""1  Treasurer,  W.  K.  Gillctt.— V.  01,  p.  '.HIT. 

mil waukeeJc  Lake  Wlnnebaso  RR.— Owns  Neenah  to  Sohlels- 
Infervtlle,  WIs.,  65  miles.  Manltowoc  Extension,  4f<  miles,  was  opened 
la  July,  1896.  Leased  for  99  years  to  Wis.  Cent,  at  37>s  per  cent  of 
(TOM  earnings  as  rental ;  but  after  $175,000  per  year  Is  re-elved 
the  balance  of  net  earnings  is  to  be  equally  divided.  The  Manltowoc 

[tension  Is  leased  until  Aug.  1, 1897  "for  substantially  $72,000  per 

In  August,  1895.  a  now  Issue  of  $1,000,000  common  stock  was  made 
the  old  common  being  made  second  preferred,  and  the  Muultowoc 
division  bonds  for  $l,OOU.ooo  were  created  for  extension  of  45  miles 
Including  16  miles  of  C.  M.  A  St.  P.  track,  Menasha  to  Hilbert,  leased 
with  option  to  purchase  lialf  Interest  [completed  in  July,  1896]  to 
Manltowoc  on  Lake  Michigan,  whence  ferryboats  carrying  30  cars 
transfer  trains  to  Flint  A  Perc  Marquotte  or  other  roads  en  route  for 
seaboard.  See  V.  62,  p.  636. 

DIVIDENDS.— Preferred  paid  9  per  cent  per  annum  to  Feb.,  1894, 
being  regular  6  percent,  and  on  account  of  accrued  back  dividend  an 
additional  3  percent;  In  1895,  6  p.  c.;  In  1896.  Feb.,  3  p.  c.:  Aug  3 
P.O.  In  February,  1893,  10  per  cent  extra  was  paid.  OnlySp'c 
accumulated  dividends  on  preferred  remained  unpaid  In  Dec  1896  ' 


Rate  per 
Cent. 


$t21,OOO 
8OO.OOO 
350,000 
790,000 
1  50.OOO 
250.000 
See  text. 

See  text. 

780,000 

520,000 

1,430,000 

1,000,000 

75,000 

520.OOO 

244,000 

4.210,200 

393,400 

340,500 

6.000.OOO 

2.5OOOOO 

4,000,000 

455,000 

950,000 

2SO.OOO 

1,015,000 

636,000 

1.382.0OO 

5;282,000 


r,  a. 
3  tog 

5* 

5g, 


J.  A  D. 
J.  A  J. 
A,  A  0. 
A.  A  O. 
H.  A  M. 
J.  A  D. 
J.  &  D. 


Sea  text. 


6*. 

- 


See  text 
"s'g. 


5 
Text. 

!«• 

Is- 
7g. 

IK- 

Is' 
6K- 
5  g. 


When 
Payable 


Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 


N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
N.  Y..  Farm.  L.ATr.  Co. 
Apr.,  '94,  Int.  not  paid. 

No  iiiti-rcst  paid. 
N.  Y.,  N.  Y.  Busq.  A  W. 

do  do 

N.  Y.,  Blair  A  Co. 


F.  A  A. 


J.  A  J. 
A.  &  O. 
At  mat. 
J.  A  J. 
A.  A  O. 

J    A   J. 

J.'A'J. 


J.    A  J. 

J.   A  J. 

J.   A  J. 

J.   A  D. 

M.  &  N. 

J.   A  D. 

J.   A  D. 

A.  A  0. 

M.  A  N. 


pal.  When  Dne. 

Stock*— Lnst 

Dividend. 


Boston,  Of.,  50  State  St. 


Boston,  Merch.,Nat.Bk. 
let  coupon  Apr.l,  1897 


Boston,  Merch.  Nat.Bk. 
do  do 

Phila.,Offlce,1198.  4th. 
N.  Y.,  Third' Nat.  Bank. 


N.  Y.  Central  Tr.  Co. 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 


Deo.  1.  1989 
July  10, 1907 
Oct.  1,  1918 
Oct.  1,  1923 
Nov.  1,  191J 
Dec,  1,  18S6 
Deo.  1,  1925 


Aug., '96,  3% 


July  1,  1912 
Oct.  1,  1926 
Oct.  1,  1900 
July  1,  1912 
Apr.  1,  1904 

Jn.\5,'a^,3^",, 
Ag.1,'96,  3  V,, 
Jan.  1,  1931 


97,212 
97,l"a 
.  190', 
1927 
1907 
1909 
1910 
1921 
1934 


Janl5,' 
Jan.l5,' 
Jan.  1, 
June  1 
Jan.  1 
June  1 
Dec.  1 
Apr.  1 
Nov.  1 


BoNDS.-rDebentures  Nos.  1  to  200  are  convertible  on  any  coupon  day 
Into  preferred  stock,  and  Nos.  201  up  Into  common;  the  lessee  pays  in- 
terest on  them  during  flrst  ten  years  after  issue. 

As  to  the  Manitowoc  Division  see  V.  62,  p.  636. 

RENTAL,  ETC.— Rental  in  1893-94,  $174,641;  in  1892-93,  $204,324 
in  1891-92,  $200,843;  in  1890-91,  $198,591.  In  1893-94  net  over  ex- 
penses and  taxes,  $167,695;  interest  on  bonds,  $111,800;  on  deben- 
tures, $1,500;  dividends  on  preferred,  $40.950  (5^  p.  c.);  balance, 
surplus,  $13,445;  (V.  61,  p.  281;  V.  62,  p.  636,  1098;  V.  63,  p.  117.) 

mine  Hill  &  Sfliuylklll  Haven  RR.— From Schuylkill  Haveu 
to  Locust  Gap,  Pa.,  etc.,  52  miles.  In  1897  rental  reduced  to  6  p.  c.  on 
stock  under  lease  to  new  Reading.  V.  63,  p.  1011. 

mineral  Range.— (Narrow  Gauge.)—  Houghton,  Mich.,  to  Calumet, 
Mich.,  15  miles;  branches  and  sidings,  7  miles;  total,  22  miles. 

HISTORY,  ETC.— Operated  in  close  connection  with  Hancock  A- Calumet 
(which  see.)  Reorganized  in  1891.  In  year  1895-6  paid  dividends 
amounting  to  101"  p.  c.  In  Aug.,  1896,  3*2  p.  c. 

BONDS.— The  consolidated  mortgage  covers  all  the  property,  including 
$250,000  of  Hancock  A  Calumet  stock,  which  is  five-sevenths  of  the 
whole  issue.  Mortgage  is  for  $600, 000,  of  which  there  are  reserved  for 
old  bonds  $7,000  with  trustee.  Loans  and  bills  payable  June  30, 
1896,  $203,904.  Of  107,387  tons  carried  in  1895,  bituminous  coal 
was  27  p.  c.;  lumber  9-7  p.  c.;  copper  6-7  p.  c. 

EARNINGS.— For  year  endins;  June  30,  1896.  on  22  miles,  gross, 
$112.045;  other  income,  $12.791;  net  income,  $66.320;  taxes,  $2,861 ; 
int.  on  bonds,  $17,025 ;  rentals,  etc.,  $7,532;  dividends  (lO^  p.  o), 
$41,307  ;  bal.  deficit,  $2,405.  In  1804-95,  gross.  $111,229;  other  In- 
come, $26,675;  net  income,  $70,928.  New  York  office,  45  William 
Street,  New  York. 

miiineapolls  it  St.  Louis  RR.— (Set  Map.) — Owns  main  line, 
Minneapolis  to  Angus,  la.,  2611a  miles ;  Pacific  Div..  Hopkins  to  Morton. 
93  miles ;  Kalo  Branch,  3  miles ;  Lake  Park  Branch,  1  %  miles ;  total 
operated,  359  miles.  Leases  trackage  from  Minneapolis  to  St.  Paul 
over  St.  Paul  A  North.  Pac.  RR.,  11  miles.  Also  owns,  but  leases  to 
Bur.  C.  R.  A  Nor.,  Albert  Lea  to  Iowa  State  Line,  13  miles,  and  from 
Minneapolis  to  White  Bear  Lake,  13  miles,  which  is  leased  to  the  St. 
Paul  A  Duluth  Railroad.  Operates,  but  accounts  kept  separate,  Wis- 
consin Minnesota  A  Pacific  Ry.,  217  miles. 

The  Minneapolis  New  Ulm  &  Southwestern  Ry.  from  Winthrop  to 
New  Ulm,  18  miles,  was  opened  in  July,  1896.  Its  securities  are 
owued  by  the  Minn.  &  St.  L.— V.  63,  p.  646. 

HISTORY.— A  reorganization  in  October,  1894,  as  per  plan  given  In 
V.  59,  p.  371,  of  the  Minneapolis  A  St.  Louis  Ry.,  sold  Oct.  11, 1894,  at 
foreclosure  under  improvement  and  equipment  mortgage. 

STOCK.— The  capital  stock  of  the  new  company  is  common,  $6,000,- 
000;  flrst  preferred,  5  p.  c.,  cumulative,  $2,500,000;  second  preferred, 
5  p.  o.,  non-cumulative,  $4,000,000.  Under  the  plan,  old  common  and 
old  preferred  were  assessed  $25  per  share,  new  first  preferred  being 
issued  for  assessment.  All  classes  of  stock  have  equal  voting  power. 

DIVIDENDS. — On  flrstpre/erred:  In  1895,  3>a  per  cent  for  8  months  r 
in  1896,  5  p.  c.;  in  1897,  Jan.,  2^  p.  o.  On  second  preferred  non-cum- 
ulative: In  1896  flrst  dividend  Jan.,  Us  p.  o.;  July,  1^  p.  c.;  in  1897, 
Jan.,  l  '-j  ]>.  o. 

BONDS,  ETC. — Bonds  issued  under  the  mortgage  due  June,  1927,  num- 
bered from  1,101  to  1 .400,  for  $500  each,  additional  to  those  above, 
were  assumed  by  the  Burl.  Cedar  Rapids  A  Northern  RR. 

The  new  flr*t  consul,  mortgage  (see  abstract  V.  59,  p.  1145)  provides 
for  the  issue  of  $10,000.000  first  oonsol.  40- year,  5  p.  o.  gold  bonds,  of 
which  are  reserved  $4,7 18,000  for  underlying  mortgage,  the  remainder 
to  pay  past-due  coupons,  to  retire  or  acquire  certain  outstanding  bonds, 
and  for  expenses,  etc.  The  mortgage  covers  all  the  property,  equip- 
ment, franchises,  etc.,  of  the  company. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.  —  On  June  30, 1896,  there  was  no  floating  debt 
and  the  company  held  in  its  treasury,  cash  $100,947,  consols  $282,000 
and  M.  A  St.  L.  stock  of  par  value  of  $397,800,  etc. 

EARNINGS — 5  months, )  1896 Gross,  $932,728;  net,  $418,350 

July  1  to  Nov.  30.     $1695 Gross,    981,573;  net,    446,644 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Report  for  1895-96  was 
given  at  length  in  V.  63,  p.  646, 711.  See  also  editorial  remarks  p.  675. 

Eariiingt—  1895-96.       1894-95.       1893-94        1892-93. 

Passengers $405,605     $338,520      $355,188     $410,995 

Freight 1,500,379    1,378,784    1,243,538    1,449,089 

Mall,  express,  Ae 122,316       106,694       110,144       114,415 

Total $2,028,300  $1,823,998  $1,708,870  $1,974, 499 

Netovertaxes $824,748     $731,718     $656,411     $706,814 

Other  income 144,048       106,482        157,202        138,361 

Total  net  Income $968,796     $838,200     $813,613     $845,175 

Rentals $56,4761 

IJ8S3SE!      i:::::::::::  jl^oSSUeorganization  Bending    until 

Surplus $86,780  j 

OFFICERS.— (Elected  Oct.,  1896).    President,  Edwin  Hawley. 
-(V.  63.  p.  76.  399,  646,  652,  675,  697,  711.) 


JANUARY,  1897.) 


RA1LKOA1)    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


87 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V. 


RAILROADS. 

M'V- 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bonds  —  rriuui- 
pal.Whea  Dae. 

for  explanation  of  column  heading*.  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  flnt  page  of  Ublea. 

Of 

Road 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Stock*—  Last 
Dividend. 

MfcM.  it.  raul  *  Saull  8le.  Jfarto.-Common  stock. 

— 

.... 

$100 
100 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

*1  1,000,000 

7,000,000 
8,280,000 
3,207,000 

i<;,8.',8.  > 
77i,ooo 

642,902 
500.0OO 
500,000 

.V.!,4.->0,000 

13,000,000 

1*7,000 
39,813,000 

00,000,000 

998,000 
4,OOO,OOO 
500,000 

2,500,000 
1,340,000 
2,685,000 
561,000 

1,200,000 

800,000 

47,442,250 
7,000,000 
2,573,000 
800,000 
245,000 
3,828,000 
650,000 
14,904,000 

PrAfured  stock.  7  per  cent,  non-cumulative  
SSSfSTult  8tt  Marie  A  A&antlo  1st  M.  gold.  .0- 
Mlnneapoll.  A  Pacific.  1st  mort..  $15,000  p.  m..o; 
Oouol/SL.  «old.  Int.  gnar.  <end.)-8ee  text....o* 
Income  cerufloatei  

495 
286 
970 

1886 

isst: 

IMSS 

1890 

4g.A5 
4A5 
4g. 

J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 

N.  Y.,  Morton,  B.  A  Co. 
•     do              do 
do              do 

July  1,  1928 
Jan.   1,  1936 
July  1,  1938 
July  1,  1900 
1896  A  1903 
Nov.  1,  1898 
Jan.   1,  1896 

Oartnuu  Dee.  1.1896  ••  
tH**if*ipvi  Kiter  *  Bonn*  Terre—  1st  mortgage  .  .  . 
•XStSjw*  Valley-Bloc*.  4  p.  o.  rental  Cent.  Vt.. 
jr<««*«H  KttHtat  A  Ttaeat—  Common  Block  

"28 

1893 

"ibo 

100 

1,000 

->00   Ac. 
">((()    \<: 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

$&* 

1,000 
1,000 
100 
1,000 
1,000 
500  Ac. 
500 
1,000 
500  Ac. 
l.OOO 

6 

See  text. 

j."i"j. 

Bonne  Terre,  Mo. 

St.   A  1  IKIll.s,  Vt. 

Preferred  stock.  4  per  cent  non-cumulative.  ....  . 
Tebo.  A  Neonbo  1st  mort.,  gold,  s.  f.,  red.  at  10O.. 

100 

1,601 
1,601 

i'62 
162 

125 
67 
132 

155 

283 
283 

"is 

296 
55 
1,076 

1870 
1890 

181)0 

1894 
1892 
1892 

1890 
1890 

1  8!t2 
1873 

1893 
1889 

1868 
1871 
1872 
1873 
1876 

1SSO 

1880 

7g. 

if: 
if: 

5  g. 

4g. 
»g- 

h 

i«- 

Hl'6   tl'Xt. 

ig- 

»g- 
5  g. 
413  g. 

5g. 
6  g. 

J.  A  D. 
J.   A  D. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 

F.  A  A. 

M.  A  N. 
M.  A    8. 
M.  A  N. 

J.    A  D. 
J.   A  J. 

F."A  A. 

J.   A   J. 

M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A  N. 

N.  Y.  Office,  45'Wall  St. 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 
do              do 
do             do 

do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

do             do 
do             do 
N.  Y.,  Mercantile  Tr.  Co. 
do            do 
do            do 
do            do 
do            do 
do            do 
do            do 
do            do 

June  1,  1908 
June  1,  1990 
June  1,  199e 
Nov.  1,  1944 
Apr.   1,  1942 
Apr.  1,  1942 

Aug.  1,  1990 
Nov.  1,  1940 
Sept.  1,  1948 
May  1,  1906 

June  1,  1943 
1929 
July  15,  1891 
Aug.  1,  1938 
July  1,  1938 
May   1,  1938 
Oct.    1,  1938 
Nov.  1,  1906 
Aug.  1,  1920 
Nov.  1,   1820 

lit  M.  extension  bonds,  gold.  $20,OOO  p.  m.  .  .0' 
Mo  K.  AEastert  IstM..  $4,000,00<5g..  assumed. 
Jd  M..  $500,000  gold,  guar.,  since  assumed.... 
Uttamntted  bondt— 
Kan.  City  A  Paclflc  1st  mort.,  gold,  Ink  gti.  end.o- 
Oallas  A  Waoo  l«tM..«20.OOffn.in.,K.,p.*l.  KU.C; 
M.K.AT.  In  TexaslstM.,  $20,000  p.m..  gold,  gu.c 
Boonevllle  Bridge,  IstM.,  gold.,  gu..  dr'n  at  lOO.c* 

Bh.8h.48o.lstM.*20,OOOp.m.(t.,(ru.,p.&l.(eu(l.)c 
8.  W.  Coal  4  Imp  1st  M.  guar.  p.  A  1.  end.  B.  f.  In  '99. 
MlnKOMrl  factfle—  Stock,  $55,OOO,OOO  authorized. 
Pao.  RR.  of  Mo.  1st  mort.,  extended  In  1888,  goW 
j.l  mort.  .-xt.  In  IH'il  in  irold.  St.  1..  t.i  K.  O..f 
UtM.,  St.  Louis  real  estate,  ext.  In  1892,  gold. 
1st  M.  Carondelet  Br.,  g.,  gu.  p.*  l.lend.jejt.'oa 
3d  M.  (ooTer'g  »11  property  ot  Pacific  RR.  of  Mo.) 
Mo.  Paciflo  1st  M.,  Lexington  to  Sedalia,  Mo,  gold 
Consolidated  mortgage,  $30,000,000,  (told,  .c' 

Minneapolis  8«.  Paul  &  Sault  Ste.  niarie.-Owns  Minneapolis 
to  Sault  Ste7  Marie, Mloli..  491  miles;  branches,  15  miles;  from  jllnne- 
aoolls  northwest  to  Kiilm,  No.  Dak.,  308  miles;  Hankinson  to  Inter- 
national Boundary  Line,  No.  Dak.,  342  miles;  trackage  In  Minneapolis, 
St.  Paul, etc.,  19  miles ;  other  14  miles;  total,  1,189  miles. 

HISTORY  —Formed  June,  1888,  by  consolidation  of  the  Minneapolis 
Bault  Ste.  Marie  A  Atlantic,  the  Minneapolis  A  Pacific,  etc.  (See  V. 
46,  pp.  538,  609.)  Controlled  by  Canadian  Paciflo. 

STOCK  —After  7  p.  c.  on  pref.,  common  and  preferred  share  pro  rata. 
Canadian  Pac.  owns  $7,006,000  common  and  $3,533,400  pref.  stock 
and  $2,420,000  Minn.  &  Pao.  5  p.  o.  bonds,  the  latter  acquired  in  1896. 

BONDS. — Can.  Pac.  guarantees  by  endorsement  4  per  cent  Interest  on 
all  the  bonds  assenting  to  a  reduction  of  Interest  to  4  per  cent.  (See 
V.  60,  p.  784;  V.  51,p7239.)  All  the  Minneapolis  A  Paciflo  bonds  and 
practically  nil  of  the  other  issues  assented.  V.  54,  p.  799. 

Abstract  of  Minneapolis  Sault  Ste  Marie  it  Atlantic  mortgage  In  V.  45, 
D  243  The  eonsol.  mortgage  of  1888  (trustee,  Central  Trust  Co.,  mort 
gage  abstract  CHRONICLE,  V.  47,  p.  142),  was  for  $21,000,000  on  800 
miles  (sufficient  of  this  amount  being  reserved  to  retire  the  prior 
bonds)  and  for  $20,000  per  mile  on  all  additional  mileage. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— On  June  30,  1896,  funded  debt,  $29,825,329; 
current  liabilities,  $2,784,091;  cash  and  current  assets  $1,167,261.  Of 
the  1,783,763  tons  carried  in  1895,  lumber  furnished  35  per  cent, 
grain  23  per  cent,  flour  13>s  per  cent. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— 11 )  1896 Gross,  $3,392,999 ;  net,  $1,397,268 

mos.,  Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30. 5 1895 Gross,    2,864,541 ;  net,    1,042,087 

EARNINGS.— For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $3,735,872;  net, 
•1,428,609;  rentals,  $121,88S;  interest,  $1,202,065;  balance,  surplus, 
$104,656.  In  1894-5  gross,  $2,557,275;  net,  $777,715  (V.63,  p.  601.) 

nisalaqnol  Valley  KK.— Road,  St  Albaus  to  Richford.  Vt.,  28 
miles.  Leased  July  1,  1888  to  Central  Vermont  RR.  at  annual  rental 
of  4  p.  c.  on  stock  of  $500,000.  Central  Vermont  went  into  reet-iver's 
hands  in  March.  1896,  and  Mlssisquol  Valley  net  earnings  are  now  paid 
over  to  that  company  pending  Hnal  disposition  of  the  lease,  which  Is 
expected  In  April,  1897.  No  dividend  was  paid  in  July,  1896,  or  J  anu- 
ary,  1897. 

M  i ««l«»i  i>i'i  River  ic  Bonne  Terre  Ry.— Road  from  Riverside 
to  Doe  Run,  Mo.,  47  miles.  A  southern  extension  Is  to  be  built,  for 
which  purpose  It  is  proposed  to  Increase  the  capital  stock  (par  $100) 
from  $500,000  to  $6OO,OOO.  Current  liabilities  June  30,  1894. 
•55,166.  Earnings  for  year  ending  June  30,  1895,  were,  gross,  $163,- 
969;  net,  $2,327:  other  Income,  $2,678;  charges,  $34,097;  balance,  de- 
ficit. $29,092.  In  1893-94,  gross,  $168,094;  uet,  $18,309.  President. 
J.  Wyman  Jones;  Treasurer,  Hugh  N.  Camp;  55  Liberty  St.,  Now  York. 

IHlMonrl  K  H  IIMIIK  &  Texas.— ROAD.— Operates  a  line  with  north- 
ern termini  at  St.  Louis.  Kansas  City  and  Hannibal,  Mo.,  extending 
southerly  across  the  Indian  Territory  and  the  Texas  cotton  belt  to 
tidewater  at  Galveston,  on  the  Uulf  of  Mexico.  It  embraces : 


Road  owned.  Miles. 

Hannibal,  Mo.,  via  Denlson  A 

Whltesboro,  to  Henrietta..  689 

Juno.  City,  Kan.,  to  farsons.  158 

Texas  Jet,  to  Franklin  Jet...  162 

Ft.  Worth  to  Houston,  Tex..  327 

Paola.Kan.toHolden.Mo..  54 

Branches  (9)  to  Mlneola, etc.  451 


Total  owned 1,841 

Kuail  tetued.                           Mile*. 
Paola  to  Stevens,  etc 150 


Operated — not  owned.  Miles. 

Henrietta  to  Wichita 18 

Operated  jointly. 

St.  Louis  to  Texas  Junction. .  24 

Kansas  City  to  Paola. 43 

Whltesboro  to  Ft.  Worth 71 

Galveston  Hous.  A  Hend....  50 


Total  operated 2,197 

Operated  separately. 
Sherman  Shrev.  A  Southern— 
J'ffers'ntoGreenv.,Tex.,&o.   155 


ORGANIZATION,  Ac.— Reorganized  In  1890,  without  foreclosure,  [plan 
In  V.  49,  p.  719.1  the  old  flrst  mortgage  being  paid  off  at  par. 

The  "M.  K.  A  T.  Railway  Company  of  Texas"  was  formed  with  capital 
of  $8,000,000  to  consolidate  certain  of  the  roads  In  Texas.  The  entire 
•lock  In  deposited  with  Central  Trust  Co.  as  trustee  for  the  benefit  of 
the  M.  K.  A  T.  security  holders.  (V.  54,  p.  1047;  V.  55,  p.  298.)  M  K 
A  Eastern  was  absorbed  In  June,  1896.— V.  63,  p.  30. 

LAND  GRANT.— Land  grant  In  Indian  Territory  3,110,400  acres,  sub- 
|ect  to  extinguishment  of  Indian  title.  (V.  55,  p.  937;  V.  61,  p.  1155.) 

STOCK.— Besides  stock  as  above  the  Boonville  RR.  Bridge  Co.  has 
$1,000,000  stock;  and  the  M.  K.  A  T.  of  Texas  has  $2,012,500  of  stock 
Included  by  M.  K.  AT.  In  Its  balance  sheet  In  the  outstanding  capital 
In  June,  1800,  the  common  stock  was  Increased  from  $47,00  .,000  to 
$52,450,000  to  absorb  subsidiary  lines.  See  V.  63,  p.  93. 

BONDS.— Full  abstracts  of  the  flnt  mortgage  of  1890  (trustee  Central 
Trust  Company)  and  of  the  second  mortgage  (trustee  Mercantile 
Trust  Company)  were  In  V.  51,  p.  495.  These  mortgages  cover  the 
main  line  from  Hannibal,  Mo.,  to  a  point  80  miles  from  Houston,  Tex 
a  distance  of  941  miles  (except  71  miles  of  trackage]  and  sundry 
branches,  the  total  mileage  mortgaged  being  1,601  miles,  including  the 
Sherman  Sureveport  A  So.,  formerly  the  East  Line  A  Red  River  RR 
The  bonds  of  the  Bher.  Bhr.  A  So.,  except  $1,050,000  [turned  over  to  M 
K.  AT.  for  standard  gauging  the  line  [are  deposited  as  part  security 
for  the  aforesaid  mortgages.  These  mortgages  also  cover  the  right  to 
the  land  grant  In  the  Indian  Territory. 

Payment  of  Interest  on  the  second  mortgage  of  1890  is  obligatory  since 
the  coupon  of  Aug.  1, 1895,  the  payments  to  and  Including  that  date 
having  been  dependent  upon  earnings.  As  Income  bonds  they  received 
2  p.  o.  Interest  yearly  In  February,  from  1892  to  1896,  Inclusive 


The  Missouri  Kansas  <*  Eastern  bonds  originally  guaranteed  were 
assumed  In  June,  1896,  the  road  forming  the  St.  Louts  extension  from 
franklin,  Mp.,  to  Texas  Junction,  Mo..  162  miles.  See  V.  63,  p.  30. 

GUARANTIES.— Interest  is  guaranteed  on  $2,500,000  Kansas  City  A 
Pacific  4  per  cent  bonds  and  on  the  Booneville  Bridge  7s,  and  prin- 
cipal and  Interest  on  Dallas  A  Waco  bonds  (Issue  limited  to  $1,340,000). 

The  M.  K.  A  T.  in  Texas  in  August,  1892,  died  a  mortgage  to  secure 
$10.000,000  of  bonds  at  $20,000  per  mile  for  extensions  In  Texas. 
They  are  guaranteed  principal  and  interest  and  are  so  endorsed;  trus- 
tee Central  Trust  Co.  See  above,  and  guaranty  V.  56,  p.  604. 

The  Sherman  Shreveport  it  Southern  mortgage  Is  for  $6,100,000  at 
not  exceeding  $20,000  per  mile;  authorized,  $3,100,000,  of  which 
$2,050,000  pledged  under  the  M.  K.  A  T.  mortgage  of  1890,  and  $1,050,- 
OOO  issued  to  M.  K.  A  T.  for  standard-gauging  the  road,  formerly  the 
East  Line  A  Red  River.  See  below.  The  line  isoperated  separately. 

The  Southwestern  Ooal  <t  Improvement  Oo.'s  bonds  are  guaranteed. 
Mortgage  ($1,000,000)  covers  the  coal  on  51,000  acres  in  Indian  Ter- 
ritory, and  the  company  also  owns  2,350  acres  additional,  the  Deni- 
son  A  Washita  Ry.,  15  miles,  mines  in  active  operation,  etc. 

Deferred  payments  due  for  cars,  etc.,  on  July  1, 1896,  were— payments 
extending  till  February,  1898,  $180,125  ;  payments  extending  till 
November,  1905,  to  be  made  from  mlleave  of  cars,  $218,842;  equip- 
ment notes,  deferred  payments,  extending  to  Aug.  23,  1900,  $626,490. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— In  December,  1895,  through  trains  began  run- 
ning from  Kansas  City  to  Galveston,  Tex.,  on  the  Gulf  of  Mexico.  As 
to  the  development  of  the  export  traffic  see  V.  63,  p.  697. 

The  second  mortgage  4  per  cents  became  fixed  Interest  bonds  Aug.  2, 
1895,  aiding  $400,000  to  interest  payments  as  compared  with  year 
1894-95,  when  only  2  per  cent  was  paid  on  these  bonds.  In  Nov.,  1895, 
listed  $668,000  additional  first  extension  bonds. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Annual  meeting  first 
Thursday  after  first  Monday  in  April  (changed  from  third  Wednesday 
in  May  in  1896).  Report  for  1895-96  was  given  in  V.  63,  p.  697,  and 
earnings  are  shown  below.  The  increased  luterest  charge  for  1895-96 
is  due  to  tue  fact  that  the  $20,000,000  second  mortgage  bonds  on 
which  2  per  cent  yearly  ($400,000)  had  previously  been  paid,  became 
fixed  interest  bonds  at  4  p.  c.  Aug.  1, 1895,  calling  for  $733,333  for  the 
eleven  months  to  June  30, 1896. 

For  calendar  year  1896  gross,  $11,746,239;  for  1895,  $11,060,140. 

Tear  end.  June  30.—          1896.  1895.  1894.  1893. 

Aver.mlles  operated..  2,147  2,028          1,960  1,712 

Passenger  earnings...   $2,071,406    $1,970,905  $1,989,448    $1,896,987 


Freight 

Mall,  express,  etc 


8.388,544 
577,036 


8,986,779 
586.679 


7,359,213 
528,629 


7,876,357 
614,847 


Gross  earnings $11,036,987  $11,544,363  $9,877,290  $10,388,19 1 

Oper.  exp.  and  taxes.      7,704,100      8.421,184    7.205,941      7,810,734 


Net  earn.,lncl.oth.lno.  $3,332,887 

Interest  on  bonds 2,983,960 

Rentals.,  Ac 332,534 


$3,123,179  $2,671,349  $2,597,490 

2,612,9)3  2,609,360   2,359,443 

285,497          71,510  


Boonville  St.  L.  A  Southern...  44 

Verd.  Valley  Ind.  A  West 81 

Leroy  A  Caney  Valley 52 

Kansas  City  A  8.  W 48 

Trackage  to  St.  Joseph,  etc 29 


Balance sr.$16,393  sr.$224,739  def.  $9,521  sr.$238,047 

—(V.  62, p. 233, 778, 1087;  V.  63,  p.  30,  649,  697,  838  ;  V.  64,  p.  132.) 

T|  INNOII rl  Pacific  Ky.— ROAD — Operates  an  Important  system  of 
roads  extending  westerly  and  southwesterly  from  St.  Louis,  Mo. .In- 
cluding main  lines  frem  St.  Louis  to  Omaha,  Nel>.,  495  miles,  and  from 
Kansas  City  to  Denver,  Col.,  758  miles,  with  many  branches  In  Kan- 
sas, etc.  Through  the  St.  Louis  Iron  Mt.  A  Southern,  which  it  controls, 
connection  Is  had  with  Texas  and  the  lines  of  the  Texas  A  Pacific, 
International  A  Gre<t  Northern  and  the  St.  Louis  Southwestern,  the 
whole  forming  what  Is  known  as  the  "  Gould  System,"  In  which  the 
heirs  of  Jay  Gould  are  largely  Interested  (see  list  of  Mr.  Gould's  hold- 
ings, V.  60,  p.  83.)  The  Mo.  Pac.  property  includes : 
Lines  owned  and  controlled.  Miles.  I  Leased  lines  and  trackage.  Miles. 

St.  Louis  to  Omaha 495  I  ~ 

Pleasant  Hill  to  Joplin,  Mo..    133 

12  branches  owned 450 

Proprietary  lines  [entire  st'ck 

own'dlform'gliue to  Pueblo, 

Col.,  etc 1,833 

Total  Mo.  Pacific  and  branch  lines 3,165 

Also  operates  Central  Branch  Union  Pacific,  388  miles ;  St.  Louis  Iron 
Mountain  A  Southern  and  leased  lines,  1,773  miles.  Grand  total  Mis- 
souri Pacific  mileage  January  1,  1896,  5,326  miles.  Operated  Inde- 
pendently, Arkansas  A  Louisiana  Ry.,  26  miles. 

ORGANIZATION,  LEASES,  Ac.— The  Pacific  RR.  of  Missouri  was  sold  la 
foreclosure  September  6, 1876.  The  present  company  was  a  consolida- 
tion In  August,  1880,  embracing  the  Missouri  Pacific  and  minor  roads. 
The  bonds  of  the  proprietary  lines  are  practically  all  pledged  to  secure 
Mo.  Pacific  loans.  The  Iron  Mountain  stock  Is  mostly  owned  by  the 
Missouri  Pacific.  Complete  control  of  the  International  A  Great 
Northern  was  secured  in  1892.  See  V.  54,  p.  366. 

DIVIDENDS— In  1881,  6;  in  1882,  6>4;  In  1883  to  1887,  inclusive,  7 
yearly;  In  1888, 5>4 ;  in  1889, 4;  In  1890, 4 ;  in  1891,  3  p.  c;  none  since. 

BONDS  —The  consolidated  mortgage  Is  for  $30.000,000— trustees  John 
F.  Dillon  and  Edward  D.  Adams— the  balance  unissued  Is  In  trust  to 
redeem  prior  bonds  due  If  deemed  best.  Abstract  in  V.  47,  p.  287 

The  collateral  trust  bonds  due  1917  (Union  Trust  Company  of  New 
York,  trustee)  are  secured  by  mortgage  bonds  of  new  roads  at  $12,000 


JASI-AHY,    ISfcT   ] 


JRAJLLKOAD     STOCKS     AND    BOND8. 


89 


<M,  t>-  n  I..T.  will  confer  a  great  favor  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Tables. 


RAILROADS. 


For  explanation  of  column  beading*.  Jus.,  see  notes 
on  lint  page  of  table*. 


HUM 

of 
Road. 


"of*          a 
Bonds  -Same.    Outstanding 


Rate  per    When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Cent.    {Payable  Whom. 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Bond*— Prlnot 

pal,  When  Due 

aioekt— Last 

Dividend. 


I  Conel. ;— Gold  coll.  trust . .  .o**r 


1st  collateral  mort.  bonds  for  810,000,000  gold.c 
Gold  funding  notes  redeemable  at  par. 
Ler.  ACaney  VaLlst  M.(910,OOOp.m.).i 


1,120 
671 


gu.c* 


Bt.L.IronMt.A8b.lstM.,extendedat5p.c.in'92.e 
3d  mort..  gold.  81.OOO  or  *;oo,at  hold,  opt'n.c* 
Ark.  Br..  1st  M..  L  gr,  ext/95,  »nb.  to  call  105.0 
Cairo  Arkansas.*  Texas  l*t mortgage.gold.c- *r 
Gen.  eonsoL  A  land  gr.M.  (94S.OOO.OOO).  gold.c* 
Do  do  gold,  stamped,  guar.  p.  Al-.o* 

Gold  funding  note*,  redeemable  at  par c 

Car  trusts  Doe.,  1896.  due  10  per  cent  yearly. 

1st  pr*t  Income  bonds  cumulative r 

Baring  Cross  Bridge  Co..  1st  mort.,  gold. 

Kansas  A  Ark.  VaLlst  M.  920.00O  per  m..  gold . 

Little  Rock  A  Ft.  Smith  latlt.4andgr.Bink.fund.. 

Little  Rock  June.  1st  M.,  guar.  p.  A  Lby  Iron  M  t..i- 
Mobile  *  Birmtngk.  KV. -Stock  (91.OOO.OtO  Is  pf.) 

Prior  uen,  gold,  91.0OO,rOO.    (Bee  text) e 

M.,rt..licom«s  till  July  1.1899,»1.200.000.gold.e 
Mviile  .or****  4  f.  C.-lst  M..  gold.  f4.000.OOO. . 
'[  (910300300  authorized)  gold 


1st  M.  Jlob.  to  CoL  (prlo.gold.lnt.  lawful  monr  r  )  .c- 
lat  Bort..  exten..CDl>m.  ts>  CSato*  A  brancih.iculit  c 


... 

.  for  *l«..voo.ooO,  (now  guld)  «.  f. 
Montgomery  Extension  mort..  *4,OOO.OOO,  gold. 
Equipment  bonds  June,  IttlW  ..................... 

roA..Vai«w-l.t  M.315.000p.m..g..RU.p.Al.(en.)e- 
Income  bond*  BOB-COB..  .1  per  cent  (sec  te  <  • 
imongat-la  KI*T  «it.-lst  M..r..gu.B.AO.,end  e' 
Consol.  M..  91.500.000  g..».f  tnim»8.rffJ.at  pur 


52 
81 

210 

310 

99 

71 

1.428 

1,428 


1--7 

IBM 
1895 
1886 

1886 

1867 
1873 
1-70 
1879 
81to-7 

1895 


, 
1,000 

i'.ooo 

1.000 
1.000 

9  3  i 

1,000 
1,000 

1,000 
1,000 


165 
165 

3 

149 

;i  . 


472 

55 

H7 


181 
"32 


1-7:. 

1873 
1887 

1875 
1891 

1895 
1895 
1896 

1879 


1,000 
500  Ac 

l.OOO 
100 

200  Ac. 
BOO  A.' 


1«88 

1--7 
84--90 
L8M 
I8M 

1889 


109 

500  Ac. 

1.000 

500  A«v 

i'.ooo 

1,000 

I'.obo 

l.OOO 


$14,376.000 
7.OOO.OOO 
5,978,000 

.VJII.IHHJ 

B08306 

4,000,000 
6,000,000 
2.5OO.OOO 
1.450.000 
21.773.OOO 
7,000,000 
4,281.000 
1.242.000 

132.282 

900300 
3.412,000 
2,342,500 

435,000 
1,800,000 

600,000 
1,200.000 

40O.OOO 
5.320.600 
7.000.00O 
l.OOO.OOO 
9.075.000 
See  text. 

•J--..4.;. 
3300300 


5  g.    M.  A   S.  |N.  Y.,  Mercantile  Tr.  Co. 


5  g.  F.  A  A. 

5  g.  M.  A    S. 

5  g.  .1.    A  J. 

5  g.  M.  A   S. 


7CMI.I..KI 
1.500.0(10 


S*- 
IK- 

5  g. 
5g. 

i* 

7 


F.  A 
M.  A 
J.  A 
J.  A 
A.  A 
A.  A 
M.  A 


do 
do 
do 

.lo 


do 
do 
do 
do 


A.  N.Y.  Mercantile  Tr.  Co 
N.  New  York  or  London. 
D.N.Y.,  Mercantile  Tr.  Co 


*«• 

»  g- 


6 
6  g. 


J.  A 
J.  A 
A.  A 


J. 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


Jan.  1,  1917 
Aug.  1,  1920 
Mar.  1,  1905- 
July  1,  1926 
Mob..  1,  1926 

May  1,  1897 
May  1,  1897 
June  1,  1935 
June  1,  1897 
Apr.  1,  1931 
Apr.  1,  1931 
Mar.  1,  1905 

1897-1902 
May  1  1897 
Apr.  19, 1898 
Jan.  1,  1937 
Jan.  1,  1905 
Apr.  1,  1916 


•».  A  J.  N.  Y.  Central  Trust. 
J.  A  J.  N.  Y.  when  earned. 
A.  A  O.  N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 


July  1,  1945 

July  1,  1945 

1946 


J.  A  D.  N.  Y.,Fann.L.ATr.Co. 

Q.— Jan.     do      do 

M.  A  8.  N.  Y.,  Oallatln  Nat.  Bk. 


5 
5  g. 


Various.  N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 
M.  A  8.  N.  Y.,  Knlckerb.  Tr.  Co. 
Sept.  1.  N.  Y.  Of.,  when  earned. 
F.  A  A.  N.  Y.  Central  Trust  Co. 
J.  A  D.  Balt..Annap.  Bkg.ATr. 


Dee.  1,  1927 
July  1,  1927 
Sept.1.  1938 

1947 

Var.,  '97-19O4 
Sept  1,  1991 
Sept.  1,  1992 
Feb.  1.  1919 
Dec.  1,  1945- 


or  915.00O  per  mile;  tbeae  embracing  the  line  from  Fort  Scott.  Kan.. 
lo  I'urblo.Col  .  etc.  For  uroiirltle*  fledged.  He.,  see  V.  46.  p.h78. 

As  to  Mllultrml  iru*  tan4t  du*  in  192O.  see  V.  fto.  p.  S6».  «74.  On 
DM.  II,  18»5.  93386300  were  held  pledged  for  Missouri  Pacific  fund- 
Ing  notes  of  1»95  and  t7.OOO.OOO  were  outstanding. 

CUnr.su.  FIXAMCE*.— In  1895  the  Isaac  of  98.356.000  collateral  trust 
notes  ("raid  funding  notes-land  44.744.OOO  81.  Loots  A  Iron  Mountain 
notes  were  authorised  to  fond  floating  debt  of  these  companies  and 
provide  for  future  need*.  Of  the  St.  L-  A  I.  Mt.  note*  »1.495.OOO  are 
guaranteed  by  the  Missouri  PadBc.  Mercantile  Trust  Co  .  trustee.  A 
Ikt  of  the  securities  deposited  to  secure  these  notes  was  given  In  V. 
92,  p.  548:  V.  60.  p.  loSu.  On  DM.  SI.  1890.95.978.000  were  out- 
standing  on  Mlssaarl  Paelfle  and  f4.281.OOO  on  St.  L.  A  I.  Mt., 
while  Mo.  Pae.  loans  payable  (secured  by  eoUateral)  were  91.125.850. 

KAJRTOwa.— Jan.  1  to  Dec.  31  (13  nto.tkal.jmMa  of  Mo.  PaclBe  and 
Bt.  L.  I.  M.  A  Bo.  combined.  932.012.000  In  1866.  982,672304  In  1895. 
for  statement  to  June  M.  1899.  see  V.  63,  p.  56O.  877. 

AX*  c AL  K«r. .  «T.— Fiscal  year  end*  Dee.  81.  Annual  meeting  Is  held 
at  Bt.  Loots  In  Mareh.  Bopott  tor  1995  was  In  V.  62.  p.  497.  Earnings 
of  Missouri  PBoUU  tyUfm  have  heon  M  follow*:  "Other  Income"  In 
1880  Includes:  Dividends  American  Refrigerator  Transit  Co..  •33.000; 

"  f""»  C*alraS8?  """•'LS'JU**  "M"*"!  consols., 
int.  on  gold  funding  note*.  982.OOO;  alMfftj  ear  earning*. 
•Othor  income  -  In  I8»3  metadod  dindanoTon  Iron  Mountain 


Paelnc  Ex  proas  Co..  872.OOO; 
•07.000;  fnt.  on 

•took.  *»14^22;  dlTldend  on  PaHBc  Kipres.  •aio.oOO,  etc. 


1896. 

40*7 

932373304 


Miles  operate*! 

Total  earnings 

Ratio  ex  p.  A  tax'*  to 

Other  Income.  Ac. 81 .08 1381 


1894. 

4392 

931.800.646 


1893 
1.997 

924.018389 

4. '.J7.I  I- 

09-486) 
91^43.711 


Total  net  income    ... 
Interest  paid  on  bond*. 

Bvndry  accounts 


9o.440.3Ml          95.139378  95036,922 

511.610  -.-•••.—  529351 

•:.;;•!--  805382 


M108.804 


def 3590346  d*L91333355 

..on  -  ad  van  ass  by  directors." 

•oori  Paetne  proper  and  branches,  not  Including  Iroc 
•MM*  auxiliaries,  the  report  was  a*  follow* 


1895. 
31  .....        3.163 

92.235.245 
7,571.640 
1.647.001 


1894.  1893. 

<--<  3,214 

93,095.634  92393.776 

7391310  8.19O3O9 

1.622.707  1.720388 


.911493386  911.069.652  91230*379 
92099393     91959081     92,275,456 
Ac.,l«esJiin.       967338          677329       1387.104 


Tot.:  n.  • 


T»ir..  r. 


.  93.0A6.721     92.637.010     93.662.560 
93,955.158     93.778.092     92.780348 
T?9S3,423        1648035  702,841 


rentals,  Ae. 

for  year.  d*t983O360  df .91 .789.1 17  sur.988371 

tneln4ss:    Taxee,  9633.690:  rentals.  913O.515:  Interest 
9156.699.  ete.-(T.  62.  p.  497;  V.  63.  p.  86O.  877,  1116., 
Parlft*  »ys«-n»    9*.    Louis    Iron    Mountain   A 
Own*  Bt.   Louis  to  Texarkana.  Texas 


Line.  490  mile*; 

it.  Mo..  Bird's  Point,  Mo.  (Cairo),  Camden,  Ark., 
.  Ark  Cuahman.  Ark  .  Arkansas  City.  Ark..  Warren.  Ark..  Mew 
mm..  Ac..  747  miles:  Houston  Central  Arkansas  A  Northern  Rail- 
way. nKl-aii,  Ark.,  la  Alexandria.  La..  19O  mile*.-  total  owned  Janu- 
ary i.  1896.  1.427  miles.  Losses  Little  Rock  A  Fort  Smith  and  Little 
Rock  Junction  railroads.  176  miles;  Kansas  A  Arkansas  Valley  RR., 
1  TO  miles.  Total  operated  December  31.  1895,  1.773  miles. 

9ToOH.-8UMk  935.788335,  of  which  935,716.105  Jan.  1, 1895.  was 
owned  by  Missouri  Faotna  mostly  acquired  in  1881. 

Botnuv- The  gmiil  BonsoHdated  mortgage  la  for  945,000.000,  bond* 
Ming  reeerved  to  retire  all  prior  Issues,  these  covering  only  48^  miles. 
The  mort.  Is  a/In*  Uen  on  the  947  miles  In  Arkansas  and  Louisiana  and 
OB  all  ancold  lands,  amoonang  to  660.8 13  acre*  on  Jan.  1.1 89<).  Trus- 

»of  mortgage,  MereantUeTrnst  Co.  of  New  York.    As  Indicated  In 
table  above,  part  of  the  general  mortgage  5*  (Son.  11.001  to  18.000 
domed  with  the  Missouri  Parlnc'n  guaranty  of  prinel- 
form  of  guaranty  was  in  V.  56,  p.  65O.    Due  Mo.  Pac., 

••95,  9384324. 
„  .jfttt  tot  94.744,000  were  authorized  on  tbe  Bt.  l-oul.  A 

i  IB  Jane,  1895,  to  provide  for  tbe  floating  rtelit  and  "  ad- 

vaneee."  91.495.OOO  are  guaranteed  by  Missouri  Peclnc.    N.  Y.  Stock 
•tnVlBt-i  Jan  .  1897,  reported  925.29O.OOO  general  enntott  listed. 

if  land  In  Arkansas  for  1895  were  38.9O7  acres  at 
al  sales.  Including  town  lots,  being  $11  fl.rwi:   In 


1.712  aerw  far  98*80  for  aera,  tbe  total  sales,  lin-lmllnr 
UtUe  Rock  A  Fort  8.  grant  sales  12.953 


f-MWaSra!1 


115  asnsiln 


from  . 

Laadsln  Arkansas  unsold  Dec.  31.  1895.634,- 
26,699  aeros;  of  L.  R.  A  F.  8.,  527.123  acres. 


ASSUAL  REPORT.— Report  for  1895  In  V.  62,  p.  498. showed: 


tear  rtuUng  Dec.  31- 
Mile*  operated  Dec.  31... 

Gross  earnings 

Net  earnings.. 

Other  receipts 


1895. 

1.773 

.911.218,117 
.   93*551.470 

114.553 


Total  net  Income 93.666.O3S 

Interest  on  bonds 92.485.228 

Taxes,  bridge  exp..  renfls,  Ac.         950,187 
Dividends...... — 


1894.  1893 

1.773  1,773 

810,730.994  811,713,465. 

93,358.089  93,485,714 

63,510  156,606 

93,421.599  $3.642,320 

92,850,286  92,246,074 

11,215,552  860.691 

(5)515.623 


Balance  for  year *ur.*230.ill3    def.9144,239    *ur.$19.932 

t  Includes  taxes.  6278.43S;  rentals,  $381,095;  oar  trust,  eto.,8200,056 
— (V.  60,  p.  479,  713.  795.  1O59;  V.  61.  p.  152;  V.  62,  p.  498,  543.) 

Mobile  *  HlrmlitKham  RH.— Mobile  to  Marion  Junction,  Ala., 
149  miles;  trackage  to  Selrns.  14  miles;  opened  In  July,  1888. 

HISTORY.  ETC. -Successor  of  tbe  Mobile  A  Birmingham  Railway. 
Reorganized  after  foreclosure  April  27.  189A,  per  plsn  In  V.  60,  p.  657. 

BUXDS.— The  new  prior  lien  liomln  may  be  Increased  at  918.000  per 
mile  If  the  67  mile  extension  to  the  Cahaba  coal  fleldn  Is  built ;  Cen- 
tral Trust  Company  1«  mortgage  trustee.  The  "  mortgage  Incomes  " 
are  Incomes  to  and  Including  the  July  1 ,  1 89i),  coupon ;  tnutve.  Mer- 
cantile Trust.  New  York. 

KARKnos.— 11  months.  >  1896 Gross.  9301, ?!M1;  net,  $5<>,794 

Jan.  1  to  Nov  30.  (1895. Gross,  261.53O;  net.  13,886 

AKXCAL  RBPORT.— The  report  for  the  year  ending  J  uuc  30, 1890,  was 


In  V.  63,  p.  1112.  showlnt  gross.  9395,-j.  .:<!<>.     in 

grosa,  9805,140-,  net,  939,078.    President,  T.  O.  Bush.    (V.  63.  p.  715~ 

II  in., 

•flohlle  *  Ulrard.— Absorbed  by  CKNTRAL  or  GEORGIA  RT. 

•tlol.llf  J  ark  .on  A  Kansas  «  Hi  HH.— Projected  from  Mobile 
to  Jackson.  186  miles.  A  liout  2O  mile*  of  roadbe.1  were  built  In  1868. 
In  1896  the  Gulf  City  Construction  Co.  was  organized  to  complete  the 
road.  S«e  V.  62.  p.  457. 

Capital  stock  I*  94,OOO,OOO.  Trustee  of  flrnt  mortgage  Is  Central 
Trust  Company,  New  York.  President  Is  F.  B.  Merrill.  Among  tbe 
directors  are  w.  D.  Stratum,  of  Drake  A  Btratton  Co.;  Lathrop  K. 
Bacon,  of  Bacon.  McKlnley  A  Sherman.of  New  York;  W.  II.  Smlthe.  of 
the  Mercantile  Bank  of  London.  (V.  62,  p.  457, 990;  V.  63,  p.  459.) 

Tfobllr  &  Ohio  H.U.— <8ee  Map.)— Owns  from  Mobile,  Ala.,  to  Co- 
luninim,  Ky.,  472  mil™,  proprietary  line.  Kentucky  A  Tennessee  RR- 
to  E.  Cairo,  21  miles;  branches  to  Columbus,  Miss.,  Ac..  34  miles ;  total 
owned.  527  miles ;  leases  St.  Louis  A  Cairo  (which  see).  Cairo  to  St.  L.. 
152  mile*,  with  branch  to  MlUstadt,  9  miles;  total  operated,  688  mile*. 

HUTORT.  ETC.— Opened  in  1861 ;  securities  readjusted  In  1879. 
Lands  June  30, 1896.  were  454327  acres,  valued  at  9229,299. 

UKXF.RAL  FIXAKI  is.— In  January,  1897,  the  company  was  arranging 
to  build  an  extension  from  Columbus,  Miss.,  to  Montgomery,  Ala.,  168 
miles,  with  branches  27  miles,  and  to  meet  the  cost  bad  authorized  a 
mortgage  for  94,000.000,  covering  the  extension  and  equipment.  See 
further  particulars  in  V.  63,  p.  1159;  V.  64.  p.  42. 

8TOCK.-8tock  authorized.  910,000,000;  outstanding,  95,320,600; 
par,  91OO.  The  voting  power  on  94,953,300  of  the  stock  Is  exercised  by 
the  general  mortgage  bondholders  by  virtue  of  the  deposit  In  trust 
under  the  general  mortgage  of  the  old  debentures  of  1879,  upon  which 
this  voting  power  was  conferred.  The  Supreme  Court  of  Alabama  In 
April.  1893,  decided  the  voting  trust  In  force  and  valid. 

Bono*.— Under  the  general  mortgage  of  1888  (trustee,  Farmers'  Loan 
A  Trust  Co.)  there  can  be  no  fonwloiiire  till  four  coupons  are  In  default. 
In  May,  189.V  the  entire  Issue  was  made  payable  In  goM.  V.  60,  p.  »67. 
Of  the  91O.5OO.OOO  authorized,  tbe  amount  canceled  by  ulnklnit  fund 
to  April  30. 1896,  If  9823.OOO.  In  reserve  In  treasury  9601,500  In 
JIIIIP.  1890L  9l,25O,OOO  were  Issued  to  discharge  floating  debt  and  for 
additions.  See  V.  61,  p.  239,  6(11.  Mortgage  abstract.  V.  47,  p.  83. 

r,,iTK.-r  i:\i:Mv..«.-For  6  mouth*  ending  Dec,  31  (December,  1896, 
partially  estlmated)-see  alto  V.  «4,  p.  181. 

'hi.  Oroti.  Nrt.      Eq.it  ear  Ir.    Intereil.  Bal.,mrp. 

1896  (est) 91.001.675    8756.987    9113,822    9521.383    9121,7x2 

1895  (actual)..     1,893,838       787,419         69,822      529,394      188.203 

AmftjAL  RBPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  3O.  Report  for  year  1895-9S 
was  given  at  length  In  V.  (!3.  p.  697,  713.  See  also  editorial,  p.  683. 

Year  entTg  June  3O—    1896.  1895.  i-'-i  1893. 

Total  gros*  earnings. *3, (519,071     93,269,989    $3,253,692    93,358,471 

Net  earnings 1,293,869        1,115,503       1,200.037       1,099,281 

P.  ot.  op.  ex.  to  MTU*.     (6425)  (65-89)  (62-60)  (67-27) 

Interrst  and  rentals.   1,059,632       1,034.354      1.037,323      1,044,381 

Balance,  surplus* . .    9234.237          981.149       9171.714         954,900 

•  Equipment  and  new  construction  (additional  to  operating  expen- 

s  «1 72,331  III  I  •*!•:< -!M:  $186,557111  1894-95;  $143,645  in  l.-i!ir.  i: 

(V.  63.  p.  201).  aas.  683,  697.  718,  1115,  1159;  V.  64,  p.  42,  ijj,  181.) 
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RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  Princl- 
pal.WhenDne. 
Stock*—  Last 
Dividend. 

fat  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  ant  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

MtiUgam-yBtllL.-ltl  M.,*iOO.OOO,lawful  raoner.r 
jreMtaomo-y  *  Ent  #».—  1st  m.  (old  7*  ext.  in  '86) 
2d  mortgage  (old  7s  extended  In  1  887)      .    . 



l-'.'O 

18G6 
1867 
1859 
1978 

ISM 

1893 

$1.000 

$2OO,OOO 
130,000 
40,500 
249.002 
5,OOO,OOO 
1,494,OOO 
l.OOO.OOO 
15,000,000 
5,000,000 
281,000 
4.991.OOO 
11,677,000 
2,795,000 
221.0OO 
1,000,000 
75.0OO 
-•11.4110 
750,000 
8OO.OOO 
100.000 

1II.IHNI.INN> 
6.3OO.OOO 
l.OOO.OOO 
75O.OOO 

300,000 
461  ,OOO 
376.OOO 
480,000 
114.OOO 
5.1  14.  000 
See  text. 
2,337.582 
2.100.0OO 

6 
5 
5 
5 

S* 

7  per  an. 

7 
7 
7 
*%*B 

1  IKT  an. 

1* 

6 

5*. 

9  per  an. 

Text. 
7 
6 
6 
6 
6g.  A  8 

1S- 
6 
I* 

3  g. 
6  per  an. 

J.   A   J. 
M.  A  M. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  0. 
J.   A  J. 
J.  A   J. 
J.   A  J. 
M.  A  V 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  D. 

M."A"N. 

J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 

J."A  j. 

M.  A  N 
J.   A  J. 
6.    F 

N.Y.,Metropol-nTr.Co. 
Goshen,  N.  Y. 
do              do 
N.Y.,8.Pac.Co.,23Broad 
•  in              do 
do              do 
do              do 
N.Y.,  Del.  Lack.  &  West 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
None  paid. 
Phlla.,  Broad  St.  Stat'n. 

Jan.   1,  1910 
May  1,  1926 
Oct.   1,  1927 
Apr.  1.  1899 
Apr.  1,  1918 
July  1,  1920 
July  1.  1913 
Jan.  '97,  3V6 
May   1,  1914 
Jan.   1,  1900 
Oct.    1,  1901 
Jane  1,  1915 
Various. 
Nov.,  1896 
Jan.   1,  1921 
Apr.  1,  1899 

Jferoon-i  i«.  4  Tcnu-K.  O.  OpeL  A  Gt-West.  1st  If. 
let  mortgage  (New  Orleans  to  Morgan  City)...  c' 

80 
102 
187 
2O4 

678 
1,000 
1.000 
l.OOO 
5O 
500  Ac. 
1,000 
1,000 
l.OOO 

Jhmr  *  S»*e*  -etock  7  p.  c  mar  D.  L.  A  w 

Ut  mortgage,  sinking  fund..  

84 

1864 
Var-un 

1-71 

1878 

Var-us 

1891 

OonTertible  bond*.  
Gen.  M.  A  lit  on  Boonton  Br.  Ac.  (guar.  D.L.AW.) 
ConsoL  M.  (for  $35,000.000)  guar.  I).  L.  A  W.e'ar 

187 

Morris  A  Jtmnr  Extension  stock,  cuar.  4  per  cent. 
JTerrieieim*  Oma.  e«a»-lstM.,$25.0OOp.m.,gld.c- 
Jft  BoHy  £«»»».  *  Jf«*/-d-l»t  M.  gu.  p.  A  1.  Pa-RR. 
ML  WuJn»otoH  KM         ".  

2 
40 

100 

1,000 

100 
1,000 
100 

MufJUfon  Ar.  Sepidi  4  /»</.aM«-l*t  mart.,  gold  . 

37 
IS 

1886 
1880 

July,  -91.  paid  Aug.,  '96 
Kaehua.  Indian  Hd.  Bk. 
do              do 
N.  Y.  and  Nashville. 
N.Y..  Continental  N.  Bk. 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
do              do 
do              do 
Nashville. 
If.  Y..  120  Broadway. 

July   1,  1926 
Nov.  2,  1896 
July  1.  19OO 
Feb.1,'97,2% 
July  1,  1918 
Jan.   1,  1901 
Jan.   1,  1917 
Oct.    1,  1917 
Jan.,1906&'23 
Jan.   1.  1923 
Jan.l898to'17 
July  1,  1917 
Apr.  1.  1928 
Jan.  1.  '98-'2O 
Dec.,  '90,  3% 
July  1,  1900 

100 

1,000 
l.OOO 
l.OOO 
1,000 
1.000 
1,000 
l.OOO 
1.000 
1.000 

1,000 

25 
l.OOO 

1st  BWrtgage  (f  or  $0,8OO,OOO)  e'ar 

340 
321 
125 
29 
43 
46 
20 

740 

119 

119 

1873 
1--1 
1877 
1877 
•77  •88 
l--:i 
1M7 

1--7 
1888 
UM 

1870 

J.   A  j. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A  J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A  D. 
J.   A  J. 

M  •inrtsMn  geldorattTer       .             ...       c"«r 

1«M.  OBFayette.  and  MoM.br*.  ($6.000  p.m.ic'Ar 
1st  mortgage  on  Lebanon  Branca    ....               c' 

1st  M.  a*  Jeeaer  Br.  AWO.OOO  are  8*.  tut,  1906)c- 
1st  mortgage  OB  Centre  ville  Branch,  gold....  e-ar 
1st  M.OB  Tracy  City  Br.lTeBB.  C.  AT.  RR.).eMr 
1st  M.  OB  Boa  Atr  Br..  red.  at  par  aft.  July  -97.  ..  .  c' 
OmuoL  M.  (•90.000.0001.  $90,OOO  p.  m..  goM.  ..e- 
W.  A  All.  inee.  ($6SO,OOO).  926.000  due  y'rly.g.e. 
*«uAri««  4  DsMter—  Stock,  gnar.  6  p.  c,  bir  L,  A  V. 
tut  n.ort..  mar..  *.  f.  rtSOO.OOO  held  In  (Ink.  fd.)  . 

BurroBT,  LEASE.  ETC. -Completed  la  November.  1892.    Furnishes 
heart  of  Adirondack*  and  term*  link  In   a   new  through 
In  1893.  N.Y.  Central  leased 
_  kaa  head*     The  surplus  In  any 
mortgage  Interest  for  that  year  to  pay 
rest  ea  the  taesmei.    A  dividend  of  2 


Mr  cent  oa  the  racemes  was  paid  flea*.  1.1896.  N.  Y.  Central  owns 
the  $4.500.000  Meek,  and  ha*  the  optkm  of  retiring  the  Incomes  at  any 
Urne,  aad  Issuing  In  llea  thereof  2d  mortgage  guaranteed  gold  4  per 
cent*,  due  Sea*.  1.  1991.  8e*  omdal  statement  V.  56.  p.  5O1.  A*  to 
bond*.*eeV.  S6.P.  782.  (V.  57.  a.  29;  V.  61.  p. 926;  V.  63,  p.  116.311.) 


••amngahrla  Klvrr  K  K.  -Road  from  Fairmont  to  Clarksburg 
W.  Va.  :il  mil,-.  Road  opened  In  1890.  Capital  *toek  is  $1 .300.000: 
par.  $100;  ouUtaadlac.  $1.274.400.  The  tlrsts  (Central  Trust  Co., 
EY..  tru.trr.i  are  guaranteed  principal  sad  Interest  by  the  B.  *  O 
Ceasols  (mortgage  trustee.  American  Ranking  A  Trust  Co..  of  Baltl 
more)  were  authorised  to  pat  for  the  eoaetraetioB  of  branch  road*  not 
more  than  5o  mllr*  IB  length:  alee.  If  desired,  a  branch  to  develop  the 
coal  territory  of  the  upper  Monoagabela  River  region.  W.  Va..  where 
the  company  ha*  acquired  the  property  or  the  Monongahela  '  oal  A 
Cake  Co..  comprising  14,000  acres  of  coal  lands.  See  description  of 
ant  mortgage,  etc..  p.  6  of  8om«»XT.  April.  1896.  There  are  ear 
trast  As.  Intrrr.t  payable  at  Mercantile  Trust  Co. .  Baltimore,  Md. 

EAUm>oe.-8tal«meat  far  rear  ending  Dec.  31.  1«99.  was  In  V.  62 
p.  807,  shewing;  Grose.  $2O«.Ov.V  net.  $1119.455 :  Interest  and  taxes. 
$38,270;  balance,  surplus.  $71.185.  In  year  1894  (roes.  $229.986 : 
net,  $143  901.- V  B'J.  p  414.867. 

nontrrrr  *  MexIraM  ttalf.-Owa*  road  completed  IB  August, 
1891.  from  Venadtto  IOB  the  Mexteaa  International  Rallmad)  via 
Monterey  to  Tamptee,  OB  the  Gulf,  about  890  miles.  See  V.  <!•.',  p.  85. 

BISTORT.— Purchased  la  November.  189ft.  at  foreclosure  sale,  under 
the  1st  mortgage  of  1888  by  the  aorieta  Anouyme  Beige  deCbemln  de- 
Frr an  Mexlque.  which  ha*  ospnalliatloa  as  follows:  Capital  stock. 
10^7?»,.  share*,  eaeh  snare  uprcscnllag  $I.OOO  IB  hon.I*  or 
matured  roupowof  the  Moeterey  AMexljoOulf  RR.  Co.  1«O  »w 


tneimi  shares:  8nt  mortgsce  4  per  eant  bends.  4.OOO.OOO  francs, 
being  8.000  head*  at  SCO  fraae*  eaeh.  Augustus  Prases.  President. 
Brussels,  Bslg..  Cooden  Bros..  10O  Broadway.  N.  Y..  attorney*. 

KAUtrMM—janarr  1  te  Nov.  SO  (II   months),  gross.  $1,033.024 
IB  189H.  against  »1. 124.858  in  189.V 


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.- >\  troae.  $1,211.444. 

1994.gro*^$1.0W>78;Det.  $328.290.    (T.«.a.$6.) 

n»n<K:.nfrj  Rrli  l.lnr  Kf.— "•*"-  '••>'  •••!••'••  M4  >  haM 
llae  In  MontgoaVrT.  Ala.,  about  one  mile  of  track  on  Tallapooea, 
Hrll.  Perry  aad  Oolunbu.  streets.  Alabaoia  Midland  Ry.  psys  aa 
annual  rental  of  $15 .423.  The  Plant  Investment  Co.  owns  90  per  cent 
of  the  stock.  Capital  stack  Is  $30O.UOO ;  par.  $1OO. 

i fa« la.— Absorbed  by  CKXTBAL  or  GKOBOIA. 


•oangonaery  A  Krtr  My.— (As*  JT»  arit  JteUreaa1.)— Owns  road 
from  Montgomery  to  Uoebea.  V.  Y..  10  miles.  Road  opened  1867. 
Laaeed  In  1879  te  N.  Y.  L.  K.  A  W.  (now  KKIS  RR-whlch  we.)  Rental 
Is  $1«.000  per  annum.  Stoek.  $15O.OOO.  Dividend*  (4 H  per  cent  per 
n)  are  paid  May  10  aad  Nov.  Hi.  ainklng  fund  $6,500  per  annum. 
taaery  Taaralooca  dt  vfrmphla.— 1OT.  miles  graded. 
_  ai  foreclosure  sale  Feb.  3. 1IMW.  In  Interest  of  Mobile  A 
OWo.  which  will  use  It  hi  bulMIng  the  extcawloa  te  Montgomery.  (V. 
tij.P  .  •" 

Mores n'.  Louisiana  A  Trias  KK.  A  »teaMshlpCompanr. 

Wtas  Jia*  o/ JkmOern  Pmtt/te.}—  ROAD— Owns  Algiers  to  Cheney  vtlle, 
904  miles:  iraaehcc.  56  •Dec;  trackage  to  Alexandria.  24  miles;  total 
railroad  lines,  288  mile* ;  steamship  line*  aad  ferries.  3.176  mile*. 

-The  Southern  PaoUe  Company,  on  Jan.  1, 1 H96,  held 


wid  tugs  plying  between 

Gulf  port* ;  also  wharves,  warehouses,  ana  on  Jan. 
•726.5OO  bonds  and  $772,298  (took  of  other  companies, 
rtgagebondsof  1893  for  $1.000.000  were  sold  In  H95. 

.    11  month*.  >1RW gross.  $4.696353;  net,  $1 .298,827 

Jan.  1  to  NOT.  30.        (1895 gross,    5,327,772:  net,    1.3lu;63O 

In  year  1896  gross  $$,014,482;  Bet,  $1,638,087;  surplus  over 
charge*,  $449,667;  net  promt*  dae  company  under  lease  to  Southern 
Pacific,  $479,241 ;  Income  from  Investment.,  etc.,  $139,:i.'-' 

Horn.  Ar  Kmur  t.-tttt  Mufof  Dtlmtnn Latfceiimiiiao 4  Walern. i- 
Ownsfrom  Hobofcra.  N.  J..  to  PUlNpebarg.  N.  J.,  85  miles;  branch, 
DCBTffle.  N.  J.  Tl.  Morris  A  Essex  Trinael.lo  Hoboken.  N.  J..  35  mile. 


Mtatty  1C  Dcmware  Lackawanna  A  West-.whlch 

id  pay*  7  p.  e.  per  annum  on  the  capital  «tock- 

They  ale*  agree  te  pay  $  per  eent  h>  ease  30  per  cent  of  the  gross  earn- 
lags  la  aay  eae  year  shall  be  sertBelaat  ta  pay  all  charge*  and  10  per 
eent  on  tte  stack;  but  In  no  ca*e  more  than  8  per  cent.    Bee  form  of 
guaranty.  V.  56,  p.  813. 
BAanao*.— The  road  I*  Important  to  the  Delaware  Laekawanna  A 


Western  a*  a  route  wtth  terminal  faculties  on  New  York  Harbor,  but 
1  earatags  en  the  road  nhow  a  large  annual  deficit  for  the 


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lessee  company  after  the  payment  of  rental.  The  loss  to  lessee  was 
In  1891  over  99OO.O30;  In  1892  about  $1,500.000;  In  1893,  $1,525.959 ; 
In  1894.  $1,960,852.  In  1894  grow  earnlnm  of  road  proper  (119 
mile*)  were  $5,370,785:  net,  $752,328.  In  1893  gross,  $5,791,267  ; 
net.  $1.104.471.  In  1892  gross.  $5.772.665;  net,  $1.149,429. 

M  n-U.  —  "M  Grand  Rapids  Ac  Indiana  KK.— Ownn  road 
lirsuil  Rapids  to  Muskegon.  Mich..  37  miles :  trackage,  Q.  R.  A  Ind.  at 
Orsnd  Rapids.  3  miles.  Roatl  opened  1x86,  and  leased  to  Grand 
Rapid*  A  Indiana  KK..  which  was  foreclosed  In  1896.  Stock,  $ar>O,OUO; 
nar.  *1O<(;  nntanded  debt.  $XO,33O.  Coupon  of  July,  18!tt,  was  paid 
In  August.  1896.  Karulugs  In  18»5.  gross,  «116,40O;  net,  $21.572;  In 
18!<4.  gross.  $103,7-.'l);  lift,  $11.317.  President,  W.  O.  Hughan,  Grand 
Rapids,  Mich. 

Nashua  *  Lowell.— Owns  double  track  road  from  Lowell,  Mass  . 
to  Nashua.  N.  H.,  15  mile*.  On  October  1,  1880,  a  lease  for  99  years 
to  the  Boston  A  Lowell  was  made.  In  1887  lease  was  transferred  to 
Boston  A  Malnr,  which  pays  a  rental  of  $73,000  (9  per  cent  on  stock). 

Nashville  Chattanooga  *  M.  L.oal».—(8ee  Yap.;— Owns  from 
Chattanooga,  Tenn.,  to  Hlcktnan,  Ky..  320  miles;  branches  to  Lebanon. 
Ac..  431  miles ;  lease*  Western  A  Atlantic.  Chattanooga.  Tenn..  to 
Atlanta,  Ga.,  137  miles;  owns  all  capital  stock  of  KomeRR..  Rome,  Oa., 
to  Kingston.  Ga..  18  miles;  total  operated.  9O6  mile*.  Proposed  to 
lease  the  Paducah  Tennessee  A  Ala.,  119  miles,  and  Tennesseo  Mid- 
land.  136  miles,  owned  by  Louisville  A  Nashville,  but  action  post- 
poned 90  day*  from  Sept.  9.-  See  V.  63,  p.  4S8. 

OBOAMIZATIO*.— A  majority  of  the  stock  ($5,500,500)  Is  owned  by  the 
IxmisviUe  A  Nashville,  and  pledged  under  Its  unified  mortgage,  etc.,  so 
that  the  two  systems  are  operated  In  close  harmony.  The  Western  A 
Atlantic  is  leasMt  from  the  State  of  Georgia  for  29  yean  from  Deo.  27. 
189O.  at  $420,012  per  annum. 

DlvIOK»ne)1888  1889  189O  1891  1892  1*93  1894  189S  1896 
since  1887.  J  4I«  S  S  5  5  3*4  3««  4  :i- 


•In  1897.  Feb..  2  p.  c  ,1  p.  c.  of  which  for  Nov..  1896,  dividend 
deferred).  (V.  64.  \>.  I 

BONUS.— The  Tracy  City  branch  6s  fall  due  $20,OOO  yearly  on  Jan.  1 . 
to  1916  Inclusive,  and  $1OO.OOO  on  Jan.  1. 1917. 

The  consolidated  mortgage  of  1888  (United  States  Trust  Co..  trustee), 
provides  that  all  prior  bonds  shall  be  paid  off  at  maturity;  sufficient  of 
the  $20.OOO  per  mile  are  reserved  for  then. 

Western  A  Atlantic  Income  mortgage  5*  for  $650.000.  (Central  Trust 
Co.,  N.  Y..  trustee),  were  Issued  In  1895  to  reimburse  the  N.  C.  A  St.  L. 
for  renewals  and  Improvements  made  on  that  road.  The  Incomes  are 
necnred  by  mortgage  on  sll  W.  A  A.  property  in  possession  of  N.  C.  A 
St.  L..  and  also  cover  the  $5OO,OOO  State  of  Georgia  bonds  deposited  as 
seearltr  for  the  lease.  Eaeh  Jan.  1  26  bonds  fall  due:  In  Jan..  1897. 
$588.000  were  held  In  treasury  and  balance  canceled.  Duck  River 
2d*  (now  nrsU)  $22.000  gold  6*.  due  Nov.  1.  19O9.  Interest  M.  A  M., 
are  outstanding.  See  V.  61,  p.  519. 

GEXBBAL  FUIAVCBS.— Bill*  payable  Incurred  In  purchase  of  Rome 
RR.,  etc.,  were  $1.260.480  on  July  1.  1896. 

EAinnro*.— 6  months,     >186v}...4Taas,$AMa,O90|  net,  $1.010,398 
July  1  to  Dec.  31.        (1895.... gross,    2,635.731 ;  net,    1,083.869 

ASKCAL  Rirorr.— Fiscal  year  end*  June  3O.  The  report  for  1895-96 
was  (Ivan  at  length  In  V.  63,  p.  499,  5O9.  See  editorial  p.  484. 

rear  cud*  SHIM  3O.        1896T  l-''-  1894.  1893. 

Mileage  end  of  year...        906  '.«>-•  884  810 

Oroes  earnings $6.074.625    $4.6U8.502    $4.521,662    $5.131.779 

Netearnlng* 1,910,275       1.882,142       1.85O.482       1.992.374 

Mtmenta,  < 


I  n  vestments,  etc. 


41,002 


18.424 


33,443  170.061 


Net  Income. $1,951.277 

Int.  on  debt  and  taxes.*  1 .078,470 
Rental  W.  A  A.  RR. ..       420,012 

Improvements 

Dividends. (4)40O,OOO 


$1,900,566    $1,883.925 

$1,077,425    $1,022.571 

420.012  420,012 

21.850  25,537 

(4)  400,000  (2>«)250,000 


$2,162,435 

$1.012.331 

42O.012 

51358 

(5)  500,000 


Balance ir.$52.795  def. $1 8,730  «r.  $165.805  w.  $178,738 

-(V.  63,  p.  4S8,  484,  499,  £09.  794,  101O,  1063;  V.  64,  p.  135.) 

Nashville  Ac  Deratnr.— (See  Map  Louinillt  4  NathrUle.i-Qvn* 
from  Nashville,  Tenn.,  to  Decatur,  Ala.,  119 miles.  Leased  to  Louisville 
A  Nashville  for  30  years  from  July  1, 1872,  at  a  rental  of  6  p.  o.  per  ann. 
onstock.  The  lessee  assumed  all  the  debt  and  owned  (Oct.,  '96)  $938.800 
of  It*  stock.  On  Oct.  10, 1R»6,  Kinking  fund  hold  bond*  of  face  value 
$659,000,  of  which  $630.000  were  N.  &  D.  firsts.  See  V.  59,  p.  604. 

EARXIICOS.— Earning*  are  now  Included  In  L.  A  N.  reports.  In  1892 
•93,  gross  $1,468,199;  net.  $$•150.604:  Interest.  8147.OOO;  balance 
for  dividends,  etc.,  $303,664.  In  1891-92  gro«-.  $1,443,431. 

Nil-lit  III.-  Florence  *  Mbeffleld.— C&c  Man  LouinlUe  it  Ntuh. 
title.!— Owns  from  Columbia,  Tenn.,  to  HhelHeld,  Ala.,  82  miles,  with 
branch  Iron  City,  Tenn.,  to  Plnckney,  Tenn.,  12  miles ;  oper- 
ate* Napier  br.,  etc.,  14  miles ;  total.  108  miles.  Operated  by  Louisville 
A  Nashville,  which  company  guarantees  the  principal  and  Interest  of 
the  bonds  by  endorsement,  and  own*  $721), 40O  of  the  $872,385  stock. 
par  $100.  Stock  authorized,  $2,000,000.  For  year  ending  June  MO. 
1896.  gro**.  $195.930;  net,$33,598;  interest,  $101,800;  taxes,  *7,430; 
balance,  $78,632. 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VoL    LX1V. 


JASCA&Y,  1807.] 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


Subscriber*  will  confer  a  great  favor  bjr  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Tables. 


RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

8ff_,or      Amount 
Value,    Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Botidt  —  Pnnel 
pal,  When  Due' 
Stock*—  Last 
Dividend. 

Rate  per 
Cent 

Wllfll 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
whom. 

on  Bnt  page  of  tables. 

JTiuA.  nor.  4  M*f.-ltt  M.  <92,SOO,OOO),  gold,  gu.e 
NatlnUt  *  KitaniUe—ln  mort.  tor  92,OOO,OOO.  .0' 
national  DncJU  Railway—  Stock  

91 
78 

1887 
1888 

91,000 
l.OOO 

$2,096,000 

1,184.000 
2.750.0OO 

I* 

F.  A  A. 

M.  A  M. 

N.  Y.  and  Louisville. 
N.  Y.,  Mercantile  Tr.Co. 

Aug.  1,  1937 
1918 
See  text. 
July  1,  1943 
Sept.,  1896 
20  years. 
July  2,  1938 
Nov.  1,  1929 
1921 
June  1,  1977 
See  text. 
July  1,  1»17 

JTrt*.  4  /•'.  «Aei,.-l.t  M..  l.gr  .  sf..  g..  91.566.COO.o- 
JTsarwAoMiM  rat  —Stock  5  p.c  mi.  till  19O4 

"18 

1893 

1,000 
SO 

1,381,000 
1.418.6OO 
Jan.'97  none 
750.000 
800,000 
226.OOO 
1,164.500 
700,000 
25O.OOO 
20.000,000 
5,000,000 
10,000,000 
5,005,000 
1,500,000 
36.800 
100,000 
1,700,000 

1,500,000 
1,500,000 
1.32O.OOO 
5,000,000 
446.»45 
1.540.000 
1,500,000 

«      6g- 
5  per  an. 

6g. 
5g. 

5* 
6 

.".-I-    I.-TI. 

6g. 

J.   A   J. 
If.  A   8. 
J.    A  J. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A  > 
M.  A  N. 

J."  A  'j. 

N  Y.,  Chase  Nat.  Bank 
Phlla..  226  So.  Third  St. 
N.  Y.,  Moran  Bros. 
No  coupons  paid. 
Nov.,  '95,  coup,  last  pd. 
M.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
When  earned. 
Newcastle,  Pa. 
N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 

jrOTaJo-Ca7ir.-OTMOH.-lst  M.  92^2OO.OOO,  gold. 
JTnaaa  Oentrml—  1st  M.  g..  Income  Miking  fund).. 
gtvark  Somarttt  4  *r»ttt».-lstM.,eit.lnf89,  g.c- 

94 
44 

1888 

liei 

i-..i 

1877 
1887 

1,000 

.••ou  .v,' 
59 

JTsw  Castle  4  Bearer  rausy  —  Stock 

15 
17 

50 

1,000 
100 
100 
1.000 
1,000 

JT«w  Ca§««  4  MTMMO  r'sT/lsy    IstM..  Ini  guar... 

Preferred  sto.  k.  5  p.e..  non-mm.  (95.0OO.OOO)  .  . 
N.Y.A  N.E.lst  M.  (fc.000.000  are  7s)  currency.c- 
ConiM>lid»ted  mortgage,  917.5OO.OOO.  gold.  ...c' 
Boston  Terminal  lit  mortgage  for  *1,5OO.OOO  c- 
Mortgage  notea  on  land  at  Springfield  A  Hartford 
Wooni.  A  Paseo.  lit  M..lnt.gu.  by  Cltv  of  Woon.e 
Hew  Jtrttf  /upw/um-lst,  M..  guar.  bv  K.  Y.Oent-OJkr 
JTn»  ^er»-y  4  .Yew  I'ort-Bix  EKIB  RR.  Co. 
fn  London  for!**  *    Otniik 

321 

361 

1876 

:-•:. 
1889 

647 
5g. 

5  A6 
5 

4 

9  per  an. 
4  AS 

i* 

J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 

A.'A'O. 

F.  A  A. 

Q.-J. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  0. 
J.   A   J 

Boston,  8.  Dep.i  Tr  Co. 
Boston.  Office. 
Boston,  180  Sumner  St. 

Jan.   1,  1905 
July  1,  1945 
Apr.  1,  1939 

9 
0 

121 
131 
196 
196 

1890 
1886 

1880 

iMa 

1881 

1,000 
1,000 

100 
1.000 
1,000 
1,000 

Oct.    1,  1910 
Feb.   1,  1986 

Jap.2'97,2>«% 
July  1,  l»iu 
Nov.  1,  1915 
Jan.,  1911 

N.  Y.  Cent.  A  Hud.  Rlv. 

New  London,  Office. 
N.  Y..  Bk.  of  No.  Amer. 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
N.Y.,  Mailer,  SchallACo. 

OanenBdBlcd  M.,  now  lit  M.  (9089.OOO  are  4«i  c" 
g  •»  Oriesntj  4  JTorU  «Wsn«    Prior  lien  m..  gold  c" 
lit  mortgage,  gold    ...                    

JT.  O.  *  JTortAtHtCH—  ReeelVs  etf...  aatb.  950O.OOO 
1  it  mortgage,  S3O.OOO  per  mile,  gold  o**r 
few  Orison*?  Wal.-in  Ter.  M..92.OOO.OOO.  g.  .  c- 

77 

1890 
1893 

1.000 
1.000 

SI: 

J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 

In  default. 
».  Y.,  State  Tr.  A  N.  Ol 

Jan.   1,  1940 
July  1,  1946 

National  II...- ks  Kr.-Road  extends  from  United  IT.  J.  RR.  at 
Point  of  K.M  k«  to  Constables  Hook.  X.  J..  5-99  mile*  Communlpan  br., 
•0*88  mil**;  Kill  von  Kail  branch.  O-54  miles;  total.  InolBdlng  second 
track  and  m.llng*.  June  3O.  H94,  16  27  miles.  Read  opened  Deo.  1. 
t883.  Block  June  30.1*93.  #2.7*0.000;  unfunded  debt.  826.332. 


i.  -For  year  ending  June  30. 1890.  gross  earning.,  9347.849: 
tMt.9159.27S;  charges,  tll.032:  bal..  surplus.  9148,243.  In  189495 
net.  9150.359;  . barges,  915,180.  dividends,  9130370.  Office,  45 
Breadway.  New  York. 

>•  I -on  A  Fort  Hheppard  By.— Own*  from  International 
Boundary  to  Kootenal  Lake.  B.  C.,  00  miles.  Completed  In  March, 
1894.  In  the  interest  of  Spokane  Falls  A  Northern  By.,  which  see. 

Nee^ur honing  Valley.— Own*  from  Xesqnebontng  Junction.  Pa., 
MTameoend.  Pa..  17  mile*;  Tunnel  Branca,  to  Lansford.  Pa..  1  mile. 
Liaseit  (or  999  yean  to  the  Lehlgb  Coal  A  Navigation  Company.  ID 
l»84taeopU^  to  ptirehs*ets»ss<)e«^s»ras*l  la torest  was  suspended 
tor  2O  years,  with  a  cuaranto*  of  5  percent  per  annum  on  stock. 

Newark    Aosnrrarl  A  Mrallsvllle— Owas  from  Newark.  O..  to 
Bhawnee.  O.,  44  mile*:  branch  3  mile*,  leased  to  B.  A  O.  till  Nov.  1. 1929 
(with    right  M  perpetual  renewal  at  B.  A  O-s  option)  for  taxes  and  30 
-TOSS  earnings,  but  minimum  rental  to  be  94O.OOO :  B.  A  O 
I  entitled  to  reimbursement  from  receipts  of  subsequent  years  for  any 
make  up  minimum  rental.    Interest  on  flr.t  5s  due  May  1, 


Bee  deeorlptloB  of  mortgage,  etc..  j».  a,  8nrri.it 

97.2 


MBIT  of  April.  1899. 


,       .. 

IB  189J-M  gross.  *143,l  04  ;  aet.97. 
;  less  to  If  •«*.*  1  1.  450.  IB  1894-95 


.  .  -      I-  :.•  . 

groas  earn*. 


.1176.  V.  63,  p.  lOOd 
Connecticut 


Vallcy.—  Owas  from  Hone  wood.  Pa. 
In  IBM  tease  was  canceled  (see  V.  62. 


this  8urri.«- 


.,  to 


from  oper..  93.015.    In  1  H<».I  94  arose.  999.623 ;  den 
oil.  912.44S.-V.  02.  p.  990. 

Nrwburg    llalrh 
MBIT,  page  156. 

New  rasllr  A 
Ntw  Castlr.  Ps,.  IS  inlies.      In 

p    11"  •!   I'urrbased  la   1895  br  Pennsylvania  Co.  and  no" 

further  dividends  «lll  be  declared.    Oros*  earning*  In  1995. 9109,433: 
net.  840,935 :  rental  received,  959,661 ;  loss  to  Us.ee.  918,720. 
N    »»  4  astle  A  Whrnanco  Talley.— Own*  from  New  astle.  Pa., 
:ie*ez.  Pa..  17  miles.    Leased  to  Nypano  RR.  till  1982  tor 
rental  of  32  p.  c.  of  gross  earn*.,  but  Interest  on  bond*  guaranteed. 
New  England  int.  — •••••*  York  New  Haven  A  Hart.  RR.  own*  a 
itj 'of  the  stock,  but  road  I*  operate.1  Independently,  embracing  : 


-..  M  . 


JHta. 

lopewell  June.  N.Y.315 
FUbklU  Landiag 
-  to  WlUlmaaue?...   58 
to  Woonaaeket.  R.  I...   29 
itoBouthbrldge  17 
Ct,  to  Bprtngfd  27 
12 


!>..  i     .    •-  ,.  k 


(Ai«  CO., 

•Norwleb  A  Worcester  BRT...   06 

Rhode  Island  and  Mass,  roads.   14 

J»«"P»r»T  agreement) 

Boekvtlle  RR 6 

Providence  A  Springfield  RR.T  89 
'    'A  PaeooagRB....     * 
20 


M 


Mllford  branches  . 
Track.ge 


Total.  [301  mile*  owned.  141  m.  isessd  and  26  m.  trackage) 528 

•Company  controls,  through  lea*,  of  N.  A  W..  tbe  Norwich  A  New 
York  Transportation  On.'*  One  of  steamer..  1 25  mile*. 

HBTOBT.-A  reorganisation  of  the  Kew  York  A  New  England,  (sold 
In  foreclosure  July  9. 1880,)  a*  per  plan  given  In  V.  58.  p.  762.  1'n.p 
•Xty  turned  over  to  new  company  Sept.  1,  1805.  The  old  common 

1c  paid  an  * mint  of  9*O  per  share.    Controlling  Interest  In 

toek   was  acquired  In  IBM  br  the  New  York  New  Haven  *  llart- 
,  which  also  bought  9S.OOO.OOOcon«>|..-(V.  61.  p.517.)     A  part  of 
teston  terminal  property  to  be  sold  to  the  Boston  Terminal  Co.  has 
appraised  at  91.923.SOO.    Bee  Miscellaneous  Companies  and  V. 

to  modification  of  lease*,  reducing  rentals,  see  report  for 
96.  V.  03.  p.  099.  This  report  says  that  tbe  reduction*  In  rental* 
ther  eharges  ate  expected  to  overcome  tbe  deficit  shown  In  other 
,  but  that  on  tbe  other  hand  large  amounts  for  Improvements 
•net  be  charged  to  operatlnc  expense*  for  some  time  to  com-.  For 
14  year*  to  June  30.  1890.0523.000  bed  been  so  charged. 

Bo*D*.-The  consolidated  mortgage  of  1890  Is  for  917.SOO.OOO  of  5 
9-  «• '!»•*••    *5°.r«*M«  troatae  I*  Manhattan  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.    There 
are  910.000,000  bond*  reserved  to  retire  tbe  old  N.  Y.  A  New  England 
Brsts.  which  were  left  undisturbed.    Bee  V.  61.  p.  907. 
Loan*  and  bills  payable  on  Sept.  80, 1890,  922S.OOO. 

•rnxr.- fiscal  year  now  ends  June  3O.     Report  for  the 
•S^W*.?1* .'»«  Ju-»l-90.-l9?«i  w"  Oven  In  V.  .13.  n.  *98.  showing 


•n  p.  m..  1-18  cents. 
Tear  ending  Ore.  31— 

*>tal  rro~  earnings 

Jet  earnlng«..:m 

OCner  receipt* 


,          . 

"«.  91^00.668;  charges.  91,299.26;  balance,  sur- 
Tbe  average  freight  train  load  was  181-2  ton*;  rate  per 


l-'-i 

95.47»,628 

91.563,219 

4,171 


Total  IneooM.. 


!-  i.:  !-•'_'. 

90.019,208  86.220.494 

91,561.236  91.808.347 

-•.:-•]  -.,:!.-,  l 

H  .566,587  91,813,701 

9386,477  9254,408 


Orrtcian.—  President,  Charles  P.  Clark,  of  Kew  Haven;  Secretary, 
James  W.  Perkln..  of  Boston;  Treasurer,  O.  B.  Phlppen,  of  Boston.  (V. 
63,  p.  29,  30,  269,  698,  968;  V.  64,  p.  83.) 

New  Jersey  Junction.—  Terminal  road  through  Jersey  City 
Hoboken  end  Weehawken.  connecting  the  trunk  lines  terminating  at 
those  points;  length  about  5  tulle*/  Leased  for  100  yean)  from  June 
30.  1886,  to  the  New  York  Central  which  iruarantees  the  bonds  abso- 
lutely and  owns  9100,000  stock.  The  mortgage  Is  for  94,000,000. 


«r»ey  A  New  York  BR.—  Owns  from  Erie  Junction.  N.  J., 
to  (  Jmrnrrvtlle.  N.  Y..  29  miles  :  branches  to  New  City,  etc,,  5  miles  ;  oper- 
ates to  Haverstraw,  etc.,  14  miles;  total  operated,  48  miles.  Reortritii- 
iMd  after  foreclosure  In  April.  188O.  The  road  was  purchased  by  the 
Erie  RR.  In  Aj.rll.  1896.  V.  62,  p.  683.  Stock  outstanding,  91,440,800: 
eommon;  9787,  BOO  preferred  :  par,  81OO.  Balance  sheet  of  June  80, 
1895,  In  V.  01,  p.  27i».  Control  In  with  preferred  stock  and  nnt  mort- 
gage till  0  per  cent  has  been  paid  on  preferred  for  three  years. 

EABSixoe—  Year  ending  June  30,  1R96.  groso,  9332,748;  net, 
•70,103:  Interest,  9SO.174;  rental.,  9  '.080:  balance,  aurplux.  815,243. 
In  1894-5,  gross,  9331,179  ;  net,  961,022.—  (V.  63,  p.  5O3.  968.) 

New  London  Northern.—  Ownn  from  New  London,  Conn.,  to 
Brattleboro,  Vt.,  121  miles,  and  leases  Brattleboro  A  Whitehall  RR., 
BratUeboro  to  South  Londonderry,  Vt,  37  miles. 

I.KASBII  for  99  years  from  Dec.  1,  1891,  to  Central  Vermont.  The 
rental  Is  821  l.OOO  per  annum,  which  leave*  a  small  surplun  after  pro- 
viding fur  Inter.,  etc.,  and  8  percent  dividend*.  Taxes  aid  Improve- 
ments met  by  lessee,  without  claim  on  New  London  Northern. 

DIVIDENDS.—  From  1888  to  Jan.,  1892,  Inclusive,  at  rate  of  7  per  cent 
per  annum  :  then  2  per  cent  quarterly  to  October,  1893,  Inclusive,  and 
since  to  January,  1897  (Inclusive).  2V»  per  cent  quarterly. 

EAKKIXOS.—  For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  grou,  8663,755  ;  net. 
9230,282  ;  other  Income,  949.541.  Total  Income  to  lessee*.  9279.823  : 
rental  paid.  921  l.OOO.  from  which  deduct  charges  and  taxes,  *194,'jso. 
<V.  61.li.  I7J;  V.  ii.1,  |..  4OO.I 

New  Orleans  A  North  Rastern  HH.—  New  Orleans,  La.,  to 
Meridian.  Miss.,  196  miles,  all  6O  Ib.  steel  rail*.  Stock  I*  9S.OOO.OOO 
(par,  9100),  of  which  94.32O.ooo  and  94.9OO.OOO  1st  mortgage  bonds 
are  held  by  the  Alabama  New  Orleans  Texa*  A  Paclflo  Junction  By.  Co., 
to  which  was  due  July  1,  1890.  91,375,031  on  coupon  amount  and 
974O.708  on  other  accounts.  Prior  lien*  In  treasury  July  1,  1806, 
952,000.  On  June  30,  1890,  engine  trust  notes  were  93,552. 


.—  From  January  1  to  Sept.   3O,  1896  (9  months),  gross, 
9925,380.  against  9925.659  In  1895. 


RBFOBT.—  Report  for  1895-96  was  in  V.  63,  p.  555,  650. 
Tr.  end.  Junt3n.  (Irnu.  \'rt.       OUur  inc.  litlerett.          Balanrr. 

1895-96  ........  9l.41il.72O    93O0.971    91,115    9379.2OO      d<»r.#l  1.1  11 

l«»l-95  ........    1.2-j-«.7ii<i      240.222      1,015      379.20O      deM37,!l63 

-  (V.  58,  p.  904,  1035;  V.  59.  p.  778;  V.  01,  p.  a  1  5;  V.  63,  p.  CSS,  HfiO) 

N,-\v  Orleans  A  Northwestern  Ry.—  Owns  from  Natchez,  Mlsr. 
to  Bastrop,  La..  102  miles.  Projected  to  Little  Rock,  Ark.,  snd  to  Vew 
Orlean*  and  Mobile.  Btoc*.  paid  In,  94,500,000;  par  $1OO.  In  August, 
1891,  receiver,  were  appoint**!.  From  the  proiecd*  of  the  receivers' 
certificates  Issued,  25  mile*  of  road  (Rayllle  to  Ba*trop)  was  completed 
.••clinic  with  the  Ml*,  uri  Pai-IHo  at  Collluxvllle.  I,o»i»  K. 
Hyde,  TltnsvUle,  Pa.,  I*  now  receiver.  For  year  ending  June  30.  1895, 
--..-•.  if  :.  -.r.'»:i;  nn.  .|i;.7n7.  ..ili.-r  ir  .....  in.',  *i:i,'.'J:i;  .-liiirtfi-".  *1  •_•'.».- 
493;  bal.,  denolt,  968,857.  For  1893-4  no  report  tiled.  In  year  1892-93 
gros.,904,145;  net  over  taxes,  917,269.  (V.  57,  p.  407.) 

New  Orleans  A  Honthrrn  HH.—  It  Is  proponed  to  reorganize 
under  tbe  name  of  Louisiana  Houthern  Ry.  The  N.  O.  A  Western 
operates  tbe  road  until  F«l>.,  1  897.  '.V.  63,  p.  30,  500,  754.) 

New  Orleans  A  Western  RR.—  Ste  Jfap.—  Own*  a  belt  railroad 
encircling  the  city  of  New  Orleans  and  connecting  with  nil  tlie  rail- 
roads entering  that  city.  Entrance  to  business  centre  1*  had  over  tbe 
tracks  of  tbe  East  Louisiana  Railroad.  Operates  N.  O.  Southern  under 
contract  for  one  year  from  February,  1896. 

The  line  extends  from  Avondalc,  some  4  miles  above  the  city,  to 
Port  Chalmette,  about  1  Hi  mile*  below  It,  a  total  length  of  about  18 
miles.  At  the  latter  point  the  company  owns  a  large  terminal  property, 
having  a  frontage  of  about  four-fifths  of  a  mile  on  the  Mississippi 
River  and  containing  about  2.3OO  acres,  with  80  cotton  warehouses, 
capacity  of  2SO.OOO  bales,  a  grain  elevator  having  a  rapacity  of  half 
a  million  bushels  of  grain,  wharves  and  facilities  lor  handling  cotton, 
grain  and  merchan 

The  capitalization  Is  92,000,000  of  first  mortgage  5  per  cent  50-  year 
gold  bond*  (State  Trust  Co.  of  New  York,  trustee,)  and  96,OOO,OOO  of 
common  stock;  oar,  9100.  8SOO.OOO  of  the  bond*  are  held  for  future  Im- 
provemsnte.  President  (elected  Pept.,  1896),  William  Mason  Smith  ; 
Vlce-Prest.  W.  W.  Blerce,  both  of  New  Orleans.—  (  V.  03,  p.  601.) 

New  York  Brooklyn  A  Klanhatlan  Beach.—  Own*  from 
Fresh  Pond  Junction  u>  Manhattan  Beach  (Coney  Island),  and  branches 
to  Bay  Ridge  and  Ureenpolnt,  20  miles,  of  which  16  miles  double  track. 
Oreenpolnt  branch  Is  not  operated. 


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EAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    UONDS, 


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RAILROADS, 

fm  explanation  of  column  heading*,  Ac.,  see  notes 
on  flnt  page  of  tables. 

Miles 
of 
B0>d. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

pal.w  hen  J>ue. 
Slocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

JT.  T.  BrwoMyH  *  ilanhal.  Bear*—  Common  stock.. 

"20 
20 

1885 

100 
100 
l.OOO 
100 

1,000 

100 
1,000 

1,000 

5OO  Ac. 
l.OOO&c 
l.OOOAc 

'    100° 
100 
100 
l.OOO 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
50 
50 
l.OOO&o 
100 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

$350,000 
650,000 
1,726,000 
4,OOO,OOO 
4,OOO,OOO 
1,000,000 
100,000,000 
30,000,000 
9,733,333 
6.450.OOO 
10,000,000 
l.OOO.OCO 
13,1*<4,OOO 
14,000,000 
ll.OOO.OOO 
5.0OO,OOO 
19,425,OOO 
420,000 
350,000 
1,442,000 
8,646,050 
1,353,950 
12,000,000 
10,000,000 
12,000,000 
5,000,000 
5,000,000 

5  per  an. 
5  g. 

""e'g. 

4^3  g. 

See  text. 

7 
6  g. 

5 
4  g. 

A.  A  O. 

A."A"O. 

M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
Q.-J. 
J.    A   J. 
J.   A  J. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A   S. 
J.   A  D. 

N.  Y.,  L.  I.  RR.  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Corbln  Bauk'g  Co. 

Oct.,  1896 
Oct.    1,  193& 

1M  .  .Hi.  M.  (m>«   I»t  .M  1  gold,  guar.  oy  L.  I  0 

150 

1874 
1896 

London,  Baring  Bros. 
N.Y..D.  &  H.  Canal  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Gr.  Cent'l  Stat'n. 
N.  Y.,  Gr.  Cent.  Station. 
London,  Union  Bank. 
N.  Y.,  Gr.  Cent.  Station, 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 

May   1,  1904 
Mav    1.  1904 
Jan."l5,'97,l%- 
Jan.   1,  1903 
Jan.   1,  1903 
May  1,  1905 
Sept.  1,   1904 
Sept.  1.  1904 
June  1,  1905 

1st  mortgage  steillug.  guar.  D.'A  H.  fj'ly  •••••*'. 
Debenture,  g  .  k-uur.  p.  A  Lend.  Del.  AH.  Canal. 

ir  v  r»  A  it    t  **m  nno  ooo  >                             S 
H.  i  .  C.  A  II.,  s    ^Xvwwt'lIX    J  coupon  or  reg.  j 
iMt  roort  .  .    /     »s.i>vu,uvu   s 
Debt  certlfn  (N.  Y.  Central),  gold.  ext.  In  '93..c*r 
Debentures.  1884,  mort.  prlv.,  mill-convert..  .o*r 
Debentures,  18*9,  conv..  mort.  privilege......  ..r 
Debentures,  »15,OOO.OOO,  gold,  s.  f.  not  dr'n.c*r 

8)9 
819 

523 
523 
523 
505 

"40 
145 
145 
136 
214 
200 
200 
200 

1873 
1873 
1853 
1884 

IMXll 

1890 

1887 
1892 

1896 

1872 
1880 
1890 

2d  oraferred  (5  percent,  non-cumulative)  

See  text. 

5 

5  g- 
See  text. 
See  text 
7 
5  per  an. 
6 
5 
4 

A.'A'O. 

M.  A    8. 
F.AA  15 
M.  &  N. 
See  text 
See  text 
M.  A  N. 
Q.-J. 
J.   A   J 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A  N. 

N.  Y.,Gr.  Cent.  Station. 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
do              do 
New  York. 
N.  Y.,  Gr.  Cent.  Station. 
do              (to 
do              do 
N.Y.,byDel.Lack.AW. 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 

Mch.  2,  1896 
Oct.    1.  19»7 
Yearly  to  1902 
Yearly  to  1911 
May   1,  1946 
Jan.  2,  '97,  4%. 
Oct.    1,  1896 
May   1.  19OO 
Jan.  ,'97,1  Wo 
Jan.   1,  1921 
Aug.  1,  1923 
May   1,  1923 

l«t  nwrtKHgr  gold,  slnkliie  fund  not  drawn.  .0*  Ar 
Equipment  Inmt.  gold,  $00,000.  Sept  1,  yearly.. 
Equipment                       nee,  teit).  Berie*  B....CAr 
If  t  a  Urrrmrood  L.—  Prior  lieu  M..$l,50O,OOO,g. 
JT.  T.  *  Harlem—  Common,  1  1  "a  to  1  2  p.  c.,  guar  .  .  . 

Consolidated  mortgage,  coupon  or  registered..  o* 
IT.  T.  Laekatranna  <*  lFe*tem—  Stock,  guar.  5  p.  Ot. 
1st  mortgage,  guar.  by  Delaware  Lack.  &  West.o' 
2d  mortgage,  guar.  by  Delaware  Lack.  A  West.o* 
3d  M.  Terminal  Imp.  (for  $5,OOO,OOO),  gu.  p.  A  1.. 
Xew  Tort  Lakt  Erie  <t  ITerttrn—  See  ERIE  RR. 

LEASE,  ETC.—  A  consolidation  August  27,  1885.    Leased  for  99  years 
from  May  1,  1882,  to  the  Long  Island  RR.  Co.  at  35  per  cent  of  gross 
earnings,  rental  guaranteed  to  be  at  least  5  per  cent  on  pref.  stock. 
BONDS.—  The  mortgage  of  1885  is  for  $2,000,000  and  is  now  a  first 
lien     (V.  63,  p.  1116.)    Trustee  Is  Central  Trust  Company.    The  L.I. 
RR.hu  attached  to  the,  bonds  Its  unconditional  guaranty  of  principal 

Payments  — 

1896.                           1895.                      1894. 
$5,067,609             $5,888,451           $5,745,936 
4,153,776               4,169,245             4,214,716 
[           224,21»                   198,983                194,382 
300,000                   300,000                3OO,OOO 
(4)  4,000,000     (4»2)  4,339,991        (5)4,588,826 

'nterest'on  de 
Taxes  on  earn 
Seserved  for 
Dividends,... 

bt 

and  stool 
deb'tures. 

KIV      Ilil?"     ill  1  Hi.  llt-'U     l*f    111*3    LWUUO  B«a     t»inx«u«»u*vu**»  r$™""     ""-j     —  • 

and  Interest  In  addition  to  the  memorandum  as  to  the  lease  previously 
printed  upon  them.  V.  56,  p.  812. 

INCOME.-ID  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  rental,  $121,925 ,;  Interest, 
etc.,  $98,029;  dividends  on  preferred,  832,500.— V.  63,  p.  1010,1116. 

New  York  &  Canada  RR.— Owns  from  Whitehall,  N.  Y.,  to 
Rouse's  Point,  N.  Y.,  113  miles;  branches  to  Baldwin,  Ausable  and 
Province  Line,  38  miles;  total  operated,  151  miles. 

LEASE.  ETC.— Leased  In  perpetuity  and  virtually  owned  by  the  Dela; 

ware  &  H  Canal  Co.,  which  guarantees  the  bonds,  and  has  $3,774,865 

Invested  In  the  property,  91,000,000  having  been  funded  in  1896  into 

the  guaranteed  gold  debentures.    See  copy  of  guaranty,  V.  64,  p.  181. 

Gross.  Net.          Charges.    Balance. 

»  C1895-6 $915,965  $316,552  $316,070  snr.  $482 

Years  to  S1891.5 847.747  225,985  309,941  def.  83,956 

June  30.  >  1893.4  805,327  154,604  309,875  df.155,271 

—(V.  62,  p.  320,  949 ;  V.  63,  p.  365,880;  V.  64,  p.  181.) 

New  York  Central  &.  Hudson  River  R«.—r«e«Jfap.;-The  sys- 
tem, clearly  shown  on  the  accompanying  map,  Is  made  up  as  follows : 

*  .  _•  *m r        *rni-~.»t,    £-    *r..iA~*n  €T       1  oo 


Lines  owned.  Hiles. 

New  York  to  Buffalo 442 

Branches 378 

Line*  leased.    If  See  this  en. 

West  Shore If  495 

Troy  4  Greenbush IT  6 

Spuyten  Duy vll  &  Pt.  M  . . .  IT  6 

New  York  &  Harlem If  136 

New  Jersey  Junction U 

Rome  Watertown  A  Og If 


5 

024 


Mohawk  &  Malone....". II  182 

Carthage  &  Adirondack.... if  46 

Gouverneur  &  Oswegatohielf  13 

New  York  A  Putnam it  61 

Tlvoli  Hollow  RR 1 


Tetalin  earns.  1895-96 2,395 

Oper'd,  earns,  kept  separate. 

Dunkirk  A.  V.  &  P. If      91 

Beech  Creek If    149 

The  N.  Y.  Central  Division  has  287  miles  laid  with  four  tracks. 

HISTORY,  Ac.— This  company  was  formed  by  a  consolidation  of  the 
New  York  Central  and  the  Hudson  River  railroads  November  1, 1869. 
The  leased  lines  have  been  acquired  at  various  dates  since. 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— In  May,  1895,  $4,571,700  stock  was  listed  on  the  Ex- 
change, making  total  listed  $100,000.000 ;  V.  60,  p.  874.    Dividends 
on  stock  registered  In  London  are  payable  In  gold  at  49>sd.  to  dollar. 
Blnce  >  DIVIDENDS.  5  '85.  '86-89.  '90.  '91.  '92.  '93.  '94.  '95.  '96.    '97 
1884.5   Percent.     (SVa    4  yrty.   4^   4*2   5>4    5      5     4!4    4    Below 
I  u  1897,  Jan.,  1  p.  0. 

From  1869  to  1884,  both  Inclusive,  8  p.  c.  per  annum  was  paid. 

BONDS.— See  description  of  debentures  on  page  3  of  SUPPLEMENT  of 
April,  1895.  Of  the  $11,000,0005  per  cent  debentures  due  1904,  the 
$1,(HK),OOO  registered  bonds  dated  in  1889  have  a  stock  conversion 
privilege,  which  debentures  of  1884  have  not.  (V.  60,  p.  523.)  This 
conversion  privilege  carries  the  right  to  receive  stock  at  par,  Instead  of 
cash,  for  the  bonds  at  maturity,  in  case  the  company  replaces  Its  first 
mortgage  bonds  due  1903  by  an  Issue  of  stock. 

Tne  $15,000,000  debenture  4  per  cents  of  1890  are  to  be  Included  in 
any  new  mortgage,  and  save  a'  sinking  fund  of  $300,000  yearly — no 
drawings.  Sinking  fund  cancellations  have  reduced  them  from  $15,- 
000,060  to  amount  In  table. 

GUARANTIES.— The  company  guarantees  the  securities  of  Its  leased 
lines  to  a  considerable  aggregate — see  separate  statement  for  each  com- 
pany marked  with  a  If  in  the  table  of  mileage  preceding.  It  also  guar- 
antees Western  Transit  Co.  4"as  for  $1,000.000  due  February,  1903. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— A  new  four-track  bridge  over  the  Harlem  River 
Is  being  constructed  24  feet  higher  than  the  present  bridge  at  an  outlay 
of  between  $3,OOO,OOO  and  $4.OOO,000  (the  city  sharing  the  cost).  See 
V.  54.  p.  56O.  Debentures  of  1890  for  $3,5OO,OOO  and  $4,571,700  of 
•took  were  sold  In  1894-95  for  Park  Ave.  and  other  Improvements. 

Bills  payable  June  30,  1896,  $218,750;  average  train-load  1895-96 
was  268  tons;  rate  per  ton  mile  67-1OO  cent. 

EARNINGS.— For  6  months  ending  Dec.  31  (1896  partly  estimated): 

», •/-»•,•«.  Net.        Interest,  <tc.      Dividends.  Bat.,  sur. 

6  mo*.  $  $  $  99 

1896  (eat).. 23,000.295    7,477,349    5,264,578  (2%)2.000,000    212,771 
1895  (act)  .24,008,402    7,819,242    5,278,502  (2%)2,000,000    540,740 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Report  for  1895-96 
was  given  at  length  In  V.  63,  p.  596,  G03.  See  also  editorial  p.  580. 

Teancnd.JtincSO.  1896. 

Miles  operated  June  30 2,395 

Freight  earnings $25,984,710 

Passenger  earnings 13,705,0V!  1 

Miscellaneous  earnings —     5,455,236 

Total  gross  earnings... $45,144,967 
Oper.  exp.,  Includ.  taxes...  30,455,570 

Wet  earnings $14,689,397 

Other  Income* 

Net  Income $14,689,397 


1895. 
2,392 
$24,268,710 
12,965,112 
5,255,715 

1894. 
2,396 
$24,104,509 
14,151,280 
5,422,412 

$42,489,537 
28,810,443 

$43,678,201 
29,508,406 

$13,679,094 
193,382 

$14,169.795 

87,727 

Balanoefromoperafn...  sur.  $43,793  def .$1,0 24,194  def.  $786,340- 
— (*From  profit  on  sale  Clearfleld  Bit.  Coal  Co.  bonds  in  1895;  re- 
bate on  taxes  in  18P4.  (V.  62.  p.  278.  548,  589,  870, 1139, 1162;  V.  63, 
p.  311,  560,  S8O,  596,  6O3,  794,  838,  1159.) 

New  York  Chicago  &  St.  fjonlm.—fSee  Map  of  New  York  Cen- 
tral <t  Hudson  Rwer.)— Owns  from  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  to  Illinois  State  Line, 
except  8  miles  leased  between  Dunkirk  and  Silver  Creek,  leaving  494 
miles ;  leases  the  proprietary  line,  Chicago  A  State  Line  RR.,  111.,  State 
Line  to  Grand  Crossing,  10  miles :  also  leases  Dunkirk  to  Silver  Creek, 
Smiles;  trackage  in  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  1 'a  miles,  and  Grand  Crossing  to- 
Chicago,  111.  (Lake  Shore  RR.).  9  miles;  total.  523  miles. 

HISTORY.— Known  as  the  "  Nickel  Plate."  Sold  in  foreclosure  May 
19, 1887,  and  present  company  formed  in  September,  1887. 

STOCK.— Lake  Shore  &  Michigan  Southern  owns  $6,240,000  common 
$6,275,000  2d  preferred  and  $2,503,000  1st  preferred  stock. 

DIVIDENDS.— On)  1891.  1892.  1893.  1894.  1895.  1896. 
1st  pref.ln  March  S  3^  p.  c.  334  none.  5p.c. 

BONDS.— A  sinking  fund  of  $100,000  per  year  Is  provided  when  net 
earnings  are  $900,000  or  upwards,  if  bonds  can  be  bought  at  or  below 
102;  if  not,  the  sinking  fund  lapses  for  that  year,  thus  leaving  $100,000^ 
more  for  dividends.  The  original  issue  of  bonds  was  $20,000,000,  and 
It  has  been  reduced  to  present  amount  by  the  sinking  fund  purchases. 
Statement  of  road  under  mortgage  In  SUPPLEMENT  of  Sept..  1894.  See 
abstract  of  mortgage  (Central  Trust  Company  of  New  York,  trustee), 
V.  45,  p.  541.  Equipment  trust  bonds  of  1892  (original  amount  $600, 
000)  cover  1,000  cars  and  10  engines;  one-tenth  mature  yearly.  Equip- 
ment trust  bonds  of  1896  for  $350,000  cover  13  engines  and  500  cars; 
$23,000  fall  due  each  Feb.  15  for  10  years  and  $24,000  for  5  years. 
Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  Is  trustee  of  both  equipment  deeds. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— For  9  months  ending  Sept.  30: 

9  months—          Gross.          Net.      Other  inc.  Int.dt  tares.        Balance. 

1896    $4,111,518    $757,938    $7,791      $888,562  def.$122,833 

1895 4,496,964      926,446      5,108        859,645     sur.$71,90» 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Report  for  year  1895  was  in  V.  62,  p.  866.  The 
road  is  used  principally  as  a  freight  line,  the  earnings  from  freight  in 
1894  amounting  to  $4,792,297  out  of  the  total  $5,629,239. 

Tear  end.  Dee.  31—         1895.  1894.  1893.  1892. 

Miles  operated 512  512  512  512 

Gross  earnings $6,317,950    $5,629,239    $6,787,748    $6,467,165 

Oper.  expen.  A  taxes.    5,0*9,719      4,671,978      5,479,238      5,375,162 


Net  earnings  $1,225,231 
Net,  Inc.  other  income  $1,236,814 
Interest  on  bonds  $777,000 
Equip,  trust  charges.  83,000 
Rentals  95,507 

$957,261    $1,308,510    $1,092,003 
$964,251    $1,314,829    $1.102,209 
$777,000       $780,000       $781,060 
86,OOO            89,000            30,000 
91,924            92,227            91,319 

99,460            48,794 

Div.  on  1st  nref*  .  250.000 

.    (4)  200.000    (3)  150,000 

Balance,  surplus.   %  $31,306  $9,327         $54,142  $1,036 

*NOTE.— Dividends  from  earnings  of  year  given  arc  paid  in  March 
of  following  year. 

-(V.  60,  p.  131,  302,  792;  V.  62,  p.  186,  365,  866,  949;  V.  63.  p.  269, 
880.) 

New  York  A:  Greenwood  Lake  Ry.— (Set  Map  of  Erif  Kit.)— 
Owns  from  Jersey  City,  N.  J.,  to  Greenwood  Lake,  39  miles,  ana 
branches  to  Ringwood,  etc.,  8  miles;  operates  Watchung  Ry.,  Wood- 
side  to  Orange,  N.  J.,  4  miles;  total,  51  miles.  Stock,  $100,000;  out 
standing,  $75,000 ;  par,  $100. 

LEASE.  -On  May  1, 1896,was  leased  to  the  Erie  RR.  for  999  years  from 
May  1, 1896,  for  interest  on  prior  lien  bonds,  holders  of  old  firsts  agree- 
ing to  convert  their  bonds  into  prior  lien  bonds  at  50  per  cent  of  face 
value  and  ofjold  seconds  at  10  p.  c.  of  face  value.  See  Brio  report,  V. 
63,  p.  513.  Trustee  of  prior  lien  mortgage  is  N.  Y.  Security  *.  Trust 
Co.,  of  N.  Y.  (V.  60,  p.  929;  V.  62,  p.  233,  365 ;  V.  63,  p.  189,  229,5/J. 

New  York  &  Harlem.— Owns  from  New  York  City  to  Chatham , 
N.  Y.,  136  miles.  From  Chatham  to  Albany,  24  miles,  the  Boston  A 
Albany  Railroad  Is  used.  Also  owns  the  Fourth  Avenue  street  railroad. 

LEASE.— The  property  (except  the  liorse  railroad)  was  leased  April  1, 
1873,  for  401  years  to  the  N.  Y.  Cent.  A  Hudson  River  RR.  at  8  per  cent 
dividends  on  the  stock  and  the  interest  on  the  bonds.  The  horse  road 
was  leased  in  July  1896,  to  Metropolitan  Traction  Oo.  for  999  years  at 
$350,000  yearly  for  5  years  and  $400,000  thereafter.  V.  62,  p.  1088. 

DIVIDENDS.— The  8  percent  per  annum  guaranteed  is  paid  serai-an- 
nually,  Jan.  1  and  July  1.  In  addition  both  stocks  have  received  divi- 
dends out  of  the  earnings  of  the  Fourth  Avenue  horse  railroad,  annually 
In  April,  an  follows-  From  1882  to  1889,  inclusive,  2  per  cent  yearly: 
1890  to  1893  2^4  p.  c.;  in  1894  to  1896,  Inclusive,  3  p.  c.;  under  lease 


JANUARY,  1897.] 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


aafeaerlbora  will  confer  a  treat  faror  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 

Mile* 
of 

Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Botidt-—  Prtncl 
pal,  When  Due. 
Stock*—  Last 
Dividend. 

Rate  per 
Cent 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

on  tint  p«.ge  of  tab  IP*. 

*  «w  Tor*  y«p  f  oven  4  War  f/ord  -Stock.    8e«  text. 
1  mt  mort.TaV.Tt*.  (for  B.1  OOO  (MM))                                        r 

i~23 

"so 

12 
62 

51 
34 
36 
36 
12 
12 
74 

'":> 

1888 

1881 
1892 

1880 
1-77 
1880 
1881 
1873 
1881 
1880 
1882 
1--7 
1883 
1870 
1888 
1888 
1869 
1879 
1881 
1886 
1870 

1880 
1877 
1--,, 
1880 
1889 
L8M 
1896 

$100 
1.000  A 
lOOAc. 
l.OOO 
1.000 
1,000 

1,000 

$47,500,000 
2,000,000 
16,397,200 
1,000,000 
300,000 
1,000,000 

500,000 

25,000 

500,000 
1  50,000 
2,000,000 
1,000,000 
100.IHK) 
61,000 
2,839,000 
150,000 
225,000 
575,000 
480,000 
1,300,000 
1,200.000 
700,000 
7OO.OOO 
260,000 

60,000 
1,500,000 
250,000 
200,000 
5.600,000 
8,125,000 
880,000 

Bee  text. 

4 

7 
4 
4g. 

5 
7 
5  A6 
5 
6A7 
4 
4 
5 
5g. 

7 

s 

6 
7 
6 
6 
5 
iA  6 

6 
6 

2>9 

Q.-M. 
J.  A  D. 
A.  A  0. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 

F.  A  A. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  D. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
M.       N. 
J.        D. 
F.        A. 
M.       N. 
F.        A. 
J.         J. 
A.        O. 
A.        O. 
J.         J. 
A.        O. 

A.       O. 
A.       O 
A.       O. 
M.        8. 
J.        D. 
M.        B. 
J.         J. 

New  Haven,  Co.'s  Office. 
N.  Y.,  Chem'al  Nat.  Bk. 
N.  Y.,  Lincoln  Nat.  Bk. 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
do              do 
do             do 

N.Y.,  Lincoln  Nat.  Bank 

Deo.31,'96,2% 
June  1,  1903 
See  text 
Jan.   1,  1899 
Apr.  1,  1901 
Apr.  1,  1942 

Aug.  1,  1905 
July  1,  1907 
July  1,  1920 
Apr.   1,  1925 
Oot    1,   1908 
June  1,  1911 
Apr.  1,  1910 
Oct    1,  1912 
Nov.  1,  1937 
June  1,  1918 
Feb.   1.  19OO 
May    1,  1918 
Feb.   1,  1900 
Jan.    1.  1899 
Apr.  1,  1909 
Apr.  1,  1911 
July  l    1904 
Apr.'98A1911 

Apr.  1,  1900 
Oct.    1,  1897 
Oct    1,  19OO 
Mob.  1,  1910 
June  1,  1939 
June  1,  1999 

Debenture*,  exchangeable  for  stock  1  9O3  e* 
B.Y.  ProvTi  B.  1st  M..  Prov.  to  Ston.lassumedi.c' 
1st  M.  (Stonington  to  New  London)  asuunied.  f 
Gen'l  mort.  for  $4,000,000,  gold,  assumed.  .CAT 
Boxi>»  or  PBOPBIETABT,  ETC.,  LIKE*  : 
Bos.  AN.Y.  Air  L.  1st  M..N.  H.to  W  Oilman..  Ct.e' 
Colchester  RR  1st  M          

Danbury  A  Norwalk  eon.  M.  (81OO.OOO  are  6s).  c- 
•OmL  M..  Danbury  ,Conn..to  Wilson  Point,  AC.O* 
Harlem  River  A  Portcbester  1st  mort.  guar  ..CAT 

1,000 

100 
1.000 
l.OOO 
500  Ac. 

New  Haven  .Conn, 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Chem'al  Nat.  Bk. 
do              do 
New  Haven,  Conn, 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 
New  Haven,  Ct.,  Tress. 
New  Haven,  Conn, 
do              do 
do             do 
N.Hav.,N.  Tradesm'sBk 
do             do 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 

Mew  eonsoL  mortgage  (for  83,000,000)  gold,  .e* 
Naogatoek  l*t  M.,  Nanga.  June,  to  Wlnstcd,  Ct  r 
New  Haven  A  Derby  2d  mort-  (now  lit)  e* 

80 
55 
18 
18 

1.000 

l.OOOAc 
5OO  Ac. 
1.000 
1.000 
1,000 
1,000 
1.000 
1,000 
1.000 

CoasoL  mort  for  8800,000  c- 

w.  Hav.A  North.  1st  M..N.  H.to  Conway  j  .Maii-e' 
Consol.  sink,  f  d.  81S.OOO  per  year,  not  drawn.e- 
Northern  Extension  bonds                       e* 

92 

114 
27 

"17 
% 

Debtnre*  ext.  In  -96,  non  conv.,V.  62.  p.  548.6* 
Holy  A  W..  leased.  1st  A  2d  M.,  ($200,000  gu.)c> 
Old  Colonv—  See  that  company. 
Pawtuxet  V.  3d  M.  (1st  M.  owned  byN.  Y.N.  H.  AH 

1,000 

Prov.,R.  I.  Hosp.  A  T.Co 

Nsntaaket  Beach    1st  mortgage    . 

Shore  Line  1st  M..  N.  Haven  to  N.  London.  Ct  .  .  .  . 
AT.  T.Ont*  W._4>m.M^nowlsl^..red.*t  105  In  '99  c 
Refaadlag  mortgage  for  82O.obo.ooo.  gold.  .  .c'*r 
'«•»  r*r«  «fftsn«*»l»aii<a-    1st  M..  842O.OOO  

49 
Text. 
Text. 

i.rooAc 

for  * 
l.OOOAc 
100.  Ac. 

N.  H..  Nat.  N.  H.  Bank. 
N.  Y.  Office  A  London. 
N.  Y.  Office.  56  Beaver. 
HornellKville.N.Y.  office 

to  Metropolitan  Traction  above  meBdoaed  these  dividends  will  be  34 
aar  eent  for  nve  yean  from  July  1. 1898;  then  4  per  eent. 

EABMS<js.-RaUroed  operations  Included  IB  New  York  Central.  (V 
59.  p.  871;  Y.  62.  p.  949,990,  1O88;  V.  88.  p.  116.) 

Blew  York  Laekawanna  4t  Weotern.— Blnjfhamton  to  BnftUo 
Bad  International  Bridge  and  branches,  814  miles,  of  which  the  main 
line.  213  mile*,  is  doable  track:  Delaware  L  A  W.  has  a  lease  for  dura- 
tion of  charter  bom  October.  1 882.  giving  a  guaranty  of  the  bond*  and 
8  par  eent  yearly  oa  the  •took,  boads  aad  stock  being  endorsed. 

Flew  York   Lake  Brie  «V  Western.— SEE  ERIE  RR  Co. 

New  York  New  Haven  *  Hartford  KB. -Own.  from  Wood- 
lawn.  9.  Y..  to  Springfield,  Ma**..  122  mile*;  branches  to  New  Britain. 
Mlddletown.  New  Canaan,  ate..  78  mile.;  N.Y.  Providence  *  Boston  Dl- 
riaioa.  New  London  to  Provtaeace.  62  milM.  and  branches  19mlles;  total 
owned.  276  miles,  of  which  5O  mile*  ha*  four  tracks;  leases,  and  for 
the  roost  part  practically  own*,  line*  running  to  Wlnsted.  Conn., 
TBTBet's  Falls.  MsasVW&llmantlc.  Conn.,  ete  .  521  mil*.;  also  lease* 
Frcvirtca**  *  Worcester.  48  miles;  ha*  trackage  Into  New  York.  12 
mile*,  and  other  trackage.  5  mtlM:  Old  ColonyTwhioh  see)  597  miles 
» July  1. 1898);  total  July  1. 1898. 1464  mile*;  also  controls  [oper- 


I  separately]  New  Knglan  .  RR..  559  mile*.    A  sew  Station  Is 
krdlt  la  Boston;  >**  Boston  Terminal  Co.  In  "Mlcoellaneons  Co*.' 

HUTTOET  -A  consolidation  In  1873  of  the  New  York  A  New  Haven 
M»d  the  New  Haven  A  Hartford.    la  year*  1892  and  1893  acquired 
•eatrol  of  several  eompaales  whose  bonds  are  given  in  table  abo 
SeeScrcLBMBirT  of  Sept..  1894.    See  also  Old  Colony. 

la  October,  1*96.  a  controlling  lat*re.t  la  the  stock  aad  9S.OOO.OOO 
eonsoU  of  the  Xew  England  Rauroad  had  been  aoqal  red.  bat  that  road 
M  operated  Independently.  Nee  V.  63.  p.  499. 

Control  of  the  Stamford  Street  Ry.  was  acquired  In  1895.  also  the 
*aUr*  stock  of  the  Fall  River  88.  line  and  1S.233  oat  of  25.OOO  share* 

the  Providence  *  Stonlngton  88. 


OB.  voted  In  September.  1898.  to  wind  ap  It*  ba«tae**-*ee  V.  ejf.f.  9O». 
teOetober.lSW,  control  wacaoqolroil  of  the  MerideaBectrieRy. 

CArrTALBTOC*.-8toekMthorUed.  9100.000.000.  It  may  be  Issued 
tor  rmprovemwau,  baring  stocks  and  bond*  of  leaaed  roads,  Ac,; 
816.39^,200  will  be  BMJfin1  to  take  op  the  convertible  debenture*  IB 


p.  289,  878, 679.1 
wa*  Issued,  belag  c 


Is  of  this  stoek  and  of  83.247.2OO  addll 
eaah  In  all,  are  to  be  **ed  to  complete 
ete.  See  V.  80.  p.  1105:  V.  61.  p  509. 


ap  the  i 

OB  Oet.  1.  1895.  additional  stock 
at  par.  Pro- 
-  C12.750,- 


lag.  etc. 

DIVIDBXDO.—  ) 

Per  cent.     { 
fc-Th* 


«.        .,- 

rour-track- 


1878-1898. 
10  yeariy. 


1884.  1886  to  Dee..  -96.  (InrL) 

9  8  (2  per  eent  qoar  ) 

1893  for  81S.OOO.OUO  are  ex 


Amount  of  debenture,  ll.ted  oaN.  Y.  Stoek  Exchange  toOeiober.  181 

816.437.500.    See  deeeriptloaoa  pace  4  SrrrutMBirr  of  April,  1895 

A  loaa  of  •8,000.000  mate  at  Boston  In  1895  wa*  renewed  In  Ju 


Tberei 

•*HM>ftdlM*M 

payable  on  June  30. 1898, 88, 
LBAUD  Lnra  STOCK*.— Tt 


M  Jane  80. 1884.  aad  the  dividends  payable  th 
the  .hares  Mac  all  8100  each  excepting  Dan 
art  800  eaeaVTae  leasee  are  tor  99  years. 


an  for  99  yean. 

TotaliM*. 
8600.000 
2.998,500 
884.281 
800,000 

1400.000 

447.000 

"'•""•«' iS^S-?g8 

ra.T^^.*^:.iSs8, 

~»*PltUfleld 448.7OO 


toOeiober,  1896, 
"95. 
July, 

ed"  the  oVMor  ntd  Colon* 
Meate*  aad  eertln«ate*oT 
RR..  do*  la  1899.  Loans  and  bill* 
OOO.  again.!  S4.650.0OO  In  1895. 
of  the  leased  lines  uneichanged 
'  thereon  are  shown  below, 
bury  A  Norwalk,  which 


Cna- 
rtutnfrd. 
8599.000 
1.426.000 
864.231 
153,600 
315.400 
1,044.900 
97)300 
56.500 
••.--I.;.-' 
100400 
193.20O 

11-. J..'. 


Dirifd 

permn.    period. 
6  p.  e.     Q.— J. 

4  p.  e.    A.AO. 
Pay*  no  dlvld'd. 

5  p.  c.    J.  A  J. 

July. 
J.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 
A.AO. 


. 

1  n.  c. 
10  p.  e. 
4 


0, 

.O.  J.AJ. 

t       J.  A  J. 

Q.-J. 


ft)  Since  April.  1898.  pays  4  per  cent;  formerly  3  p.  c.  (3)  Generally 
81*  per  centra  January  and  4  In  July. 

L»TR«T  E*B*M<J*,— For  three  months  ending  Sept.  30: 

3  «••».—       Ogaic,  Sti.  n-k.lnc.    Int.  4  I  axel.  Bal.  f,,r  <!:<•. 

M96 «7.H»2.03t     «2.-«.'i.420    $110.02.1    8L563.67O    »1. 

-'A      3,298,302         63^45       1.573.334       1.738,513 

A»»I-«I.  KiiroRT.— Fiscal  year  cod*  Jane  SO.  Annual  roeettnK  1* 
held  third  Wednesday  In  October.  Report  for  1895-96  was  In  V.  63,  p. 
499.  Flgun*  for  1898-9 s,  1894-95  and  1895  96  Include  Old  Colony. 


Tr.end.Jtau30.      1896. 


1 886. 
1.447 


1894. 
1,447 


1893. 
848 


Mile*  operated..        1.447  1.447  1,447  -ts 

Groe*  earning*.. $30,046,171  827.6O8.0O9  825.281,876  $17,923,068 

Netearnlng* $8,908,945  88.543,981  $7,349.167  $5,517,134 

Other  Income....      1,155.144  528,552  404,489  400,418 

Tot  net  tnoome810.064.089  $9.072.533  f7.753.656  $5.917.552 

Int.  on  fund.  dbt.       $826,091  -$694.548  8464.039  $149,118 

Other  Interest...         66O.766  111,983  126,504  167.051 

Rentals 3,418,105  3,322,407  3,379,975  1,757,532 

Taxes 1,492,287  1,464,605  1.4O9.40O  845,858 

Dividend* 8,608,542  8.794,290  3,631.293  2.945,535 

Balance. rarpla*.sur.$58.348  def.$315,3O2df.$1.257,615  $52,463 

-(V.  63.  p.  154.  358,  459.  499,  515.  S97.  002.  880.) 
New  York  *  Northern.— SEK  NEW  YORK  A  PUTNAM. 
New    York   Ontario    *    Western    Ry._ {See    ITopJ— Operate* 
from  Weehawken.  oppoMte  N.  Y.  City,  to  Oswego,  on  Lake  Ontario,  In- 
(t  See  this  company.) 

Road  Controlled,**.  Xilei 

Pecksport  Connecting  Ry.  (all 

owned) 4 

Ontario  Carli,  A  S.  (all  owned.) 
Hanoock.N.Y.,toScranton,Pa.  54 

Rome  A  Clinton  (leased) 1113 

Total  owned 3191  Utlca  Clinton  A  Blng.  (leased). 1131 

Traekaat  (till  2O79)  W.  Shore  RR.:  I  Wharton  Valley  (leased) 7 

C'nwalItoWhthen(V.61.p.425)    53  I 

Total  operated  Oct.  1,1896. .481 

OBOAXIZATIO*.— The  New  York  A  Oswevo  Midland  was  sold  In  fore- 
closure Nov.  14. 1879.  and  this  company  organised.  The  N.  Y.  A  On- 
tario Land  Co.  was  formed  In  1889  In  It*  Interest  and  acquired  about 
855  acres  of  coal  land  on  which  $600.000  bonds  were  Issued.  See  V. 
50,  p.  105,  and  MISCELLANEOUS  COJU-AMES. 

STOCK. -Stock  1*  85R.11H.982,  (par.  8100),  of  which  85,000  is  old  pref 
VOTIXO  TBOST.— The  preferred  was  originally  82,000,000,  but  all  ex 
cept  85.OOO  ha*  been  exchanged  for  bouds  under  act  of  June  8, 1885 
The  exchanged  pref  erred  stock  is  held  alive  under  a  voting  trust  and 
•loot*  eight  of  the  thirteen  director*  nnuer  a  provision  of  the  "  Article* 
of  Association."  until  a  dividend  shall  have  been  enrnel  and  paid  upon 
the  common  stoek.  The  voting  trustee*  elect  director*  In  the  Intercut 
of  the  common  stock.  Bee  V.  61,  p.  425.  426. 


Oswego  to  Cornwall.  N.Y 272 

Branch  to  New  Berlin 22 

do      toDeliil 17 

do      toEllenvllle 8 


Bonos,  ETC.—  The  mortgages  cover  819  mile*  of  road  owned,  and  al 
arh.  A  Scran. 
umtaUdaHdi 

288.  The  rtftHUHng  mortaaff  secure*  8aO.OOO.OOO  of  4  p.  ots., 
85.500.000  to  retire  84.0OO.OOO  sixes  (paid  Sept.  1,  '92).  87.0 
retire  85.600,000  oonsol.  5s,  balance  for  Improvements,  Ac. 


.          . 

re*t)  part  maturing  monthly  to  April,  1S08.  and  part 
•  trust  notes  to  Guaranty  Trust  Co.  of  N.  Y.,  payable 
bruary.  1899;  loan*  and  bill*  payable  were  $516,833; 


, 

securities  of  Oat.  Carh.  A  Scran.  Ry.,  54  miles,  are  owned  unit  pledged 
under  the  mort.  For  umtaUdaHdiittrifage  of  1889  see  abstract  V.  49.  p. 

.OOO.OOO  of  4  p.  ots.,  of  which 
87.0OO.OOO  to 

retire  85.600,000  oonsol.  5s,  balance  for  Improvements,  Ac.  The  mort. 
cover*  all  the  company's  property,  real  ana  personal,  acquired  and  to 
be  aeqnlred  ;  mortirage  trustee  Is  The  Mercantile  Trust  Co.  The  5  per 
eent  bond*  are  redeemable  In  and  after  1899  at  105  and  accrued  In- 
tenwt.  See  V.  54,  p.  444.  683,  721,  954.  There  are  875,000  Wharton 
VaLguar.5*.duel918. 

CAB  TBom.—  In  December.  1896.  there  were  ear  trust*  for 
(Including  Interest) 
being  5  p.  c.  ear  trim' 
quarterly  to  February. 
loans  and  bills  receivable  were  8987,392. 

Ksjumraa.—  6  months,  .  1896  .......  Gross,  81,847,990;  net,  $623.076 

July  1  to  Nov.  30.       $1895  .......  Gross,    1.749,016;  net,    682,471 

AIIICCAI.  REPORT.—  Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Annual  meeting  last 
Wednesday  In  September.  Report  for  1895-96  was  given  at  length  In 
V.  63.  p.  499.  510:  see  also  editorial,  p.  484.  Coa<  truffle  In  1895-96 
was  1,673,8111  tons  (out  of  2,524,622  tons),  against  1,716.991  tons  In 
1894-95.  1.642.063  tons  In  1893-94,  1.352,225  tons  In  1892-93,  1,120,- 
416  In  1891-92.  and  81  1.485  In  1890-91. 

Ttar  ending  June  30.  !-:«;  1895.  I-'l. 

Groa*  earnings.  ...............  83,779,335        83,669,113        88,842,119 

Operaff  expense*  and  taxes.    2.698,558          2,642,412          2,732,540 

Balance,  net  earnlnirs  —  81,080,777 
Tot.  net  Income,  incl.  "other."  $1,102,242 
Interest  on  mortgage  bonds  .  .  6O5.OOO 
Mlscell.  Interact  and  discount  371 

Rentalspald  ..................       181,302 

Balance,  surplus  ..............    $375,569  $326,383  J419.586 

—  (V.  62,  p.  320,  590,909,  95O;  V.  63,  p.  206,  260,  484,  498,  510,880.) 

New  York  «V  Pennsylvania  RR.—  Oswnyo,  Pa.,  to  Rexville. 

.  Y..  -j^  mil,.-    >-\ten«lon  to  Canlsteo.  14  miles,  comjiletexl  In  Novem- 
•>0;  total.  42  mllnn.   From  Canlsten  will  reach  Hornellsvllle  over 
Krie  RR.    Stock,  $50O,OOO  (par,  $1OO).    See  V.  62,  p.  1178. 

New  York  Penneylranla  &  Ohio.—  See  NYPANO  RR. 

P»e»r  York  Philadelphia  tc  Norfolk.—  Operates  from  Delmar 
>el..  to  Cape  Charles,  Va.,  95  miles,  and  Kinit'H  Creek,  Md.,  to  Crisfleld. 
17  mile*.  Under  a  traffic  contract,  which  expired  In  1894.  the  P«nn 


81,026,701 
$1," 


101,791 
589,000 
5.«T5 
181,133 


81,109,579 


184,688 

5fi!),042 
13.S75 
182,186 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.   LXIV. 


JASVARY,  16V7.J 


KAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


99 


KnbMTlber*  trill  confer  a  it  real  favor  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  tneae  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 


Mile*    Date    Size,  or 


Amount 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Ifcr  explanation  of  column  heeding*,  Ac.,  see  note*      of         of         Par     o  ~j       "?,'      Rate  per 
on  ur»t  page  of  table.  Road.  Bonds    Value    outstanding     Cen£ 


gol,  non-cum.,  .  per  me.r 
—  g.  Y.  A  No.  l»t  mortgage.  gold.c 
n.,  96,900,000,  g.,  rn.  p.*l.  end..o' 
.-l«t  M..  $1,000,000,  gold.  gu..e* 


f.T.  PkiU.4 Norfoue—  UtM.,  $16,500  p.  m., gold.o- 
Income  mort,  gold,  non-cum.,  $10,000  per  mile .  r 
JT.  r.  <*  P*t*am.-S.  Y.  ' 

N.Y.AP.  Uteon. 
JT.  T.  4  tiork.  £•*.—».  — ..  TL.™ 

Inoeme  bond*.  non-enmnlarlve r 

JT.  r.  AuowAaHMd  4  re*/.— Pref.  stock  (See  text) 

Midland  RR.  of  N.J.  l«t  mortgage,  gold o' 

Peterson  Extension  RR.  1st  M.,  real  estate,  g..e* 

IT.  Y.Bna.AW.l*tM.,rafdg.g.(2dM  on 73m.). o- 

3d  mort.  (91.000,000  gold)  3d  M.  on  73  miles. c- 

Debenture  bond* 

General  mortgage  for  $3,000,000.  gold c- 

Collateral  truat  bond*,  subject  to  call,  cur 

Tormina:  lit  mort  for  92.OOO.OOO.  gold. c'*r 

Wllke.b.  A  Kasfn,  1st  M..  gold,  gu.  p.  A  1.  (end-)e' 


112  1883 

112  1883 

57  1887 

57  1894 

....  1887 

....  1887 


72  1880 
1  1881 
134  1887 
134  1887 
....  1882 
134  1890 
1896 
1893 
1891 


$1.000 
l.OOO 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

100 


"65 


JT.  r.ltoe»*Jf«».-l*t.M..«.,8or«jru.by8o.PBe.e-  91 

torfoUc  A  GeroM**- l«t  M.  for  $1,5OO,OOO.  gold  c'  110 

2d  mortgage.  $500.000.  gold e1  1O2 

Ver/M*  4  «e«U«n»-Capttal  rtook 1O4 

Xorfotle  Va.  B^aek  4  So.^Ut  M.,  .old.  red.'  at'  1O5 .        18 
JTerfWJkrf  Vtemm— SBCCUTiBa  RXTIKID  BT  RBOBOAXU 

Btoek  (960.000.0001*  preferred) 

Adhietnient  mort., gold  (red.  Oot.'94at  IIP). ..a-     588 
Clinch  VaLD.l  st  M..Graham  to  Norton  A  bre.^.e*     1OS 

100- vear  mortgage.  945,000.000.  gold e*     936 

Mori  A  Weet-l*t  MTMaryland  A  Waah  wir.jie-     257 

Debenture*  for  dividend  (subject  to  call) 

Equipment  M.,  1O-2O*.  (..di'natlOOaft.Mar.tiS 
te.3l.f- 


. 
1,000 

1,000 

1.000 
5OO 
1.000 
l.OOO 
1.000AC 
1,000 


1882  A  4 
1889  l.OOO 
1896  1,000 

100 

1891  1.000 
1896  500  Ac. 

AT1ON. 

100 


.    . 

Oar  traela,leeae  warrant*,  principal  Dee.3  1/95 
Eqoln.  tru*ta.>uar.  by  RR.  Equlpm't  Co..  g.. 


1887  1     1,000 
1889  100  Ac. 

1891  500  Ac. 
1893  500 

1888  1.000 
•87-"94  Variou* 

1892  1.000 


$1,848,000 
1,000,000 
1,200,000 
4.025.OOO 

984.00O 

l.OOO.OOO 

13^04.100 

3,5OO,OOO 

360,000 
3,750,000 

453.5OO 

93JMO 

2.300,000 

419,000 
2,000,000 
3. OOO.OOO 

333,700 
1.457,500 
1.320.000 

300,000 
2,000,000 

750,000 

500,000 

59363.400 
1.500,000 
2,500.000 

15.065,000 
7  O5O.OOO 
430:000  ' 
4.114,000 

563.000 


i"' 


s,.,. 


2*- 
ft 
J1* 


* 

Hi 

See   t.-\I 

if: 


I- 

5g. 

1* 

5g. 


5  g. 


Bojwte-Prlncl- 
pal, When  Dne. 


When    Where  payable,  and  by  Stocks— Last 


Payable  whom. 


Dividend. 


J.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  0. 
M.  A  8. 
Jan.  1 
Various 
A.  A  O. 
J.  A  D. 
J.  A  J. 
F.  A  A. 
F.  A  A. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A  N. 
U.  A  N. 
J.  A  D. 

A."A"O. 

A  O. 
J.  A   J. 

0,-J. 
M.  A  N. 
11.  A  S. 


Phila.,  Cassatt  A  Co. 


New  York  City. 
N.Y.,  Or.  Cent  Station. 
N.  Y.,  Oorbln  Bank's  Co. 

None  paid. 
N.Y.,Of.  26Cortlandtst 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


Jan.  1, 
Oft.  1. 
Oct  1, 
Oct.  1, 
Sept  1, 
Sept  1, 
Nov.  27, 
Apr.  1, 
June  1, 
Jan,  1, 
Feb.  1. 
Aug.  I, 
AUK.  1, 
May  1, 
May  1, 
June  1, 


1923 
1933 
1927 
1993 
1937 
1927 
1893 
1910 
1910 
1937 
ii»:<7 
1897 
1H40 
1905 
1943 
1942 


N.Y..8.Pao.Co.:  London.  Apr.  1,  1913 
N.  Y..  Central  Trust  Co.,  Apr.  1,  1939 
Balt.SafeDep.  ATr.Co.  Jan.  1,  1946 
N.  Y.,  Atlantic  Tr.  Co.'Jan.ll,'97,l% 
do  do  May  1,  194) 

N.  Y.,  Guaranty  Tr.  Co.    Sept  1,  1916 


— M.  Deo.,'94,  coup,  last  pd.  Deo.  1,  1924 

A  8.,8ept.'94,  ooup.  last  pd.  June  1.  1957 

J.   A  J.  Jan., '95,  ooup.  last  pd.  Jan.   1,  199O 

J.   A   J.  Jan., '95.  coup,  last  pd.  Jan.    1,  1941 

A.  A  O.  Cp*.  toMch.,'95.purch.  Oct    1,  1912 

J.   A  D.  Deo.,  '94,  ooup.  last  pd.  June  1,  1908 
N.  Y.  Mer.  Tr.  Co.  A  Phil. 


Apr'97-Oct.'Oa 


•ML  Co.  purchased  a  portion  of  the  coupons, 
faying  lie  own  interact,  beginning  with  July  1, 1* 
twOoairy  mortgage  for  9225.000  due  Jan.  1.1895. 
yaymentof  91U.OOO;  balanoe  due.  $60,000.    On  J 
•  i  lor  $130.000;  4  p.  c.  e. 
•  and  current  Uabultic*. 


The  company  I*  now 
1893.    A  nix  per  cent 
~   was  reduced  by  the 
Jan.  1,  1895,  there 
ear  tru.U,  95O.OOO; 
Including  $1.004,- 
-.91.151.354. 


Tear 
Doe.  31. 


New  Vork  *  Pnlnam.-Own*  from  155th 

I.  T.  City  (tormina*  Manhattan  Elevated). h»  atoewetera.  >.  Y.,  54  mile.-; 
•        Tonka*,  •  m.; 

r  to  th«  IT.  T.  A  1 


net,  9201, 914 
Bet,     198348 
,737;    net.    194)247 

and  8th  Ave. 
f.  Y..  54  mllei 
4  m.;  total.  61  mile*. 


«T.-Bn or  to  the  N.  Y.  A  Northern,  *o! 

af  3d  «ort  Dee.  28. 1998.  and  pttrehaeed  for  W.  T, 
Wver  RK..  whleh  operate*  It  under  lea»e.  T. ! 
•f  the  foreetoewe  •ato,  w*  T.  63.  p.  754.  1159 


....,!    ,.,-!.  -  tftM  *J  irr 
T.  Central  A  Hndeon 
.59.0.  127.  A*  to  legality 
and  article  on  page  820. 


Sroct-Capltal  tloek  U  96.JOO.OOO ;  par.  9100. 

Bo»D*,-Tne  H.  Y.  Ontral  guarantee*  93.OOO.OOO  of  new  eonML  mart- 
care  bond.,  of  which  $l.ooo.ooO  wen raeerved  for  Improvement* :  aUo 
fl.JOO.000  to  retire  at  maturity  the  Ont  5a.-( V.  63.  p.  754.  iw,  1 159.) 


•  | 


•«rplu..91M«l.    In 


_  •nrtntadon  ant  mart- 

For  year  ending  June  *>.  18JM.  groav  9SM.137;  net, 
98.700;  Intarat  on  bonii.  949.3OO;  balanoe, 
1994-M  fro*a,98913W;  deficit  ft 


• . ,-  ,    . .   ,.  r- 


tan.919^41.  In  year  189446  groM.  9CiS13flO;  deceit  from 
t  Oarn  azpeiuei  for  hnprovenenU  belni  charged  agalnot 
.99^33.  (T.  $l,p.4«w7ll55;  V63,  p.  8»l.) 

Kew  York  MaM|urhanaa  *  W>«t«-rn.—  /«•»  Jf«M—  Oo»r»te« 
•net  line  from  WUkeebarre  and  the  Wyoming  Valley  eoaTfleld.  to  Jer- 
tey  City  oppoatte  New  York  City,  with  branehea.  a  total  of  235  mllec 


f(«/W. 
Jeney  City  to  Oravel  PI..  Pa     1O1 

(Doable  track  19  mUea.) 
Two  bridge*,  N.J..toUnhmTUla  31 
Other  branehe* .   17 


lea***,***. 

own  Un.  A  Wi 

WUkeebarre  *V  Caetei 

Wllkmbarre  to  Stroudsburg. 
Trackage,  etc 


aterOapl   14 


65 
9 


(1*ee  tal.  eo.i  Jane  80. 1896. 


mile*,  and  eonneet 


Coonwtlng  wae  erganlaed  In  1897  to  build  about  22 
M$wtth  WUkeeb.  A  Kaefn  at  Wlnton.    (V.  64,  p.  181.) 


.  of  the  Midland  of  New  Jereer 
r  RR. 


.  with  the  Hodeon  River 


garroBT.-CnniitHetlan  In  Jne,  1991.  o 
and  other  railroad*  and  on  April  25. 1893. 

A  Terminal  Co.  The  Wllkeebarro  A  BnoMn.  completed  In  1894.  and 
of  (took,  aabrds  Independent  aoeee*  to  the 
-J*  Mow  York  A  WUkeebarre  Coal  Oo.  wee 
In  It*  Interest  In  1993  to  acquire  coal  land*  and  lowed  $450.- 
OOof  6  prr  rent  l*t  mortgage  bond*.  The  » .  Y.  8.  A  W.  Coal  Oo.  In 
or.,  189*Tnad  ouutandhaf  nnl  6*  due  1912.  M.  A  8..  for  949&AOO 
ad  id  mtg.  5e  lev  9Mo,OOft  the  latter  bond*  are  pledged  under  the 


to  1995  there  were  Important  Ihniiri  In  the  directory  and  Amo*  L. 
Ropkla*  wae  made  Preafaeat.    The  aoattnc  debt  wae 
of,    (V.  90.  p.  874.  1010.  100*.  aad 


Director*"  below. 


then  taken  care 


9TOCK.-Aothorlied  new  preferred.  913.00O.OOO;  new  common.  $13,- 
OOO.OOO  ;  oautanding.  preferred,  aee  table  ;  common.  $13.259,200., 

N    .!..• 


Di  vi  once.— 
On  pref.,  p.  et 

Boa-oe.— The  I 
Of  thOM 


: 


NOT..  1891,101893. 

•J«e  yearly. 

lofrv/W 


Una  mtorlffaf*  bond*  U  limited  to  $3,750.- 
re  Be.  bond*  are  reserved   to  retire  the 

.  ,       denentureo*.    see  mortgage  abstract.  V. 

53,  p.  84.  The  aaaeitif*  are  exchangeable  for  atntmlt  on  payment  of 
999  per  bond.  On  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange  92.3OO.OOO  generals  bad 
been  Kited  to  Jaanary.  1897. 

'  Ml  bonds  lilted  In  Sept .  1 893.  (U.  8.  Trust  Co. .  trustee)  are 
flr«t  mortgage  on  the  extensive  terminal  property  obtained 
Ifudeon  River  RR.  A  Terminal  Co.  and  on  all  Improvement* 
to  be  made  thereon.    They  thus  cover  3  mile*  of  road,  of  which  about 
third  I*  n  double-track  tunnel  unlrr  the  Palisade.,  completed  In 
.  1894  800  V.  M,  p.  866).  and  63  acre*  of  terminal  property  on  the 
Bt.N.Y.CIty.  Seeabstractof  mort.  V.57.p.512. 
1st  5*  (Guaranty  Trust  Co..  formerly  N.  Y. 


O.  A  L  On.,  traeteo)  are  nnooadttionallv  gnaraatoed.-V.  6O,  p.  481. 

The  New  Jeney  Midland  junior  securities  are  exchangeable  Into 
•took  of  tale  company  on  certain  terms,  and  have  mostly  been  so 
Oiflftaoged.  Palerson  extension  9*  for  925.0OO.  Included  In  table,  are 
held  by  sinking  fnad  trustee*.  There  are  also  outstanding  $7O,OOO 
Paeaele  A  N.  Y.  RR.ee.  due  1910  (Int  J  A  D),  Interact  on  which  Is  guar- 
anteed under  999-year  lee**. 


GBITCBAL  FiSAifCBS.— In  July,  1895,  a  oar  trust  for  $366,308  was 
made  to  the  RK.  Equipment  Co..  payable  $4,361  monthly  for  7  years; 
outetandlnc  a*  In  table.  In  1895  {tie  ten-year  collateral  trust  mortgage 
for  95OO.OOO  waa  U*ued  to  pay  off  Hotttlni;  debt.  Of  these  bond* 
984,000  had  been  retired  by  linking  fund  to  Dec.  1. 1896. 

EABXINOB.— 5  month*.  )  1896,... Grow,  $1,035,906;  net  $46!>,032 
July  1  to  Nov.  30.  $1895 Gross.  992.728;  net,  422.U92 

AiorUAL  HtroKT.—  Report  for  1895-96,  in  V.  63,  p.  398,  showed  on 
I.','  ,,,,1,-i: 

1895-96.  1894-95.  1893-94. 

fiftal  gemr  **d*  June  3O.          (12  »UM.)  (12n«w.)  (13  m«.) 

Oroee  earning*. 91.836.799  $1,753,353  $2.088.141 

Netearnlng* 8O6.943  586.847  903.719 

Other  Income '58,083  VJ7  27.499 


Total 

Interact  on  bond*. 


Taiea..... 


•MMM 

669,618 
26.703 
50.096 


9610.374 

•994, ' 

•-•H.703 
47.409 


#1)31.218 
$587,992 
B0.9M 

39,549 
76,777 

..ur.$90^12     ldL$141,376  «ur.$195.95O 

Norm.— Other  Inoome  In  1895-96  Include*  $33,951  from  Interest  »n 
bond*  owned.  $15,085  tale  of  old  material  and  $7.O14  from  rnnU,  etc. 

I  Thl*  dettrlt  U  attributed  to  the  partial  luspenslon  of  ooal  transpor  - 
tatlon  during  the  month*  of  June.  July.  August  and  September.  1894, 
which  showed  a  net  loe*  over  previous  year  of  $151,859. 

THE  8 TBTBII.— Earning*  for  the  whole  system,  225  miles,  were : 

In  1895-6  groea 92.217,696  I  Net  Inoome $1,005,191 

Net 948,737    Fixed  charge* 925,938 

Other  Inoome 56,454  I  Balanoe.  surplus 79,253 

DIBBCTOBB.— (Re-eloeted  Bent.,  1890.)— President  Amos  L.  Hopkins, 
Simon  Borg,  II.  O.  Armour.  Thoe.  A.  Malntyre,  O.  O.  Cuyler,  G.  A.  Ho- 
bart,  Henry  Santera.  Roewoll  Eldridge.  H.  B.  Plant  Gustav  E.  Kissel, 
G.  W.  Young,  C.  J.  Lawrence,  W.  L.  Bull.-(V.  63,  p.  398,  4O2,  1010, 
1159;  V.  64.  p.  181.) 

New  *  ork  Tex  a*  A  .tlexlran.— Own*  from  Kosenberg  to  Victoria, 
azae.91  mllea.  Block,  963O.04O,  of  which  S.mt  i-rn  PaolHo  Company 
m*  $608,000.  There  are  also  96O.5OO  old  *lxes  outstanding  Oper- 
ated by  the  Southern  Pact  He  Co..  which  guarantee*  the  4  p.o.  bonds.  On 


ted  by  t 
ane  30. 


1893.  loan*  and  bill,  payable.  9600,276. 


th*.  >  1896  .......  Qroe*.  $259,462;    net,  $118.288 

Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30.        (1895  .......  Groat,    315,674;    net,      71.943 

In    189S    gro**,  9235,192;    net,  977.657;    deficit   under  taxe*   and 
ern  Pacific 


charge*.  939,048. 


Southern 


fic  Co.,  Jan.  1,  1896,  9630.670. 


Norfolk  *  ftoathern  RR.-Own*  Berkelv.  V*,.  to  Edenton,  N.  C., 


73  mile*:  (ferry  aero**  Albemarle  Mound  to  Uackey's  Ferry,  9  tulle*;) 
thence  road  to  Belle  Haven,  3O  mile* ;  total  main  line,  103  mile*. 

HISTOKT.— Suooewtor  to  Norfolk  Southern,  foreclosed  April  29.  1891. 

DIVIDBKO*.— Paid  ant  dividends  In  1892.  2  p.  a.:  In  1893.  4  p.  o.;  In 
1894. 4  p.  o.;  In  1895.  4  p.  c.;  In  1896. 4  p.  c.;  In  1897,  Jan.,  1  p.  c. 

RcroBT.— Fiscal  year  end*  June  30.  Report  1895-96  In  V.  63,  p.  6OO. 
Orow.  Net        OtMr  Inc.    Okargrt  Sur.tordit. 

1895-6 $453,442       9131.2O8       95.181      '$10.9*5       $95.4O4 

1894-5 436.595          154.629          2.O42        '57.O78          99,593 

'  Improvement*  $2.0O3  In  1895-6  and  $19,971  In  1894-5. 
Dividend*  amounting  to  980,000  (I  p.  o.)  ware  paid  lu   each  of  the 
iscal  yean  above  given.— (V.  63.  p.  6OO.) 

Norfolk  Virginia  Beach  *  Southern  RK.— Norfolk  to  Vir- 
ginia Beach.  Va..  18  miles.  Owns  Prince**  Anne  Hotel  and  1.300  acre* 
of  land  at  Virginia  Beach.  A  reorganization  of  the  Norfolk  Albomarle 
A  Atlantic  RK..  foreclosed  In  1490.  See  V.  62,  p.  9O9  and  1178.  Stock, 
$1,000.000.  Pint  mortKage  I*  for  950O.OOO;  trustee.  Guaranty  Truit 
Company.  N.  Y.  Alfred  Skitt.  New  York.  President;  J.  CarstenMii. 
Secretary  and  Treasurer.  V.  63,  p.  459. 

Norfolk  A  Western  By.— This  system  consist*  of  the  following  : 


JHto* 

Roanoke  to  Winston. 124 

Sundry  branches 131 

Total  of  all  Oot  1.  1896...1.57O 
Dottbletraok 49 


H.H1.I  ,,:r,:r.l_  JfUtt. 

Worfolk.  Va..  tn  Columbus,  O..710 
Radford,  Va.,  to  Bristol, Tenn.  107 
Roanoke,  Va.,  to  Hagerstown.238 

Oraham  to  Norton 100 

Nor.  Car.  June,  to  Iron  Ridge.  45 
Lynchburg  to  Durham.  N.C..  115 

OBOANIZATION— This  Railway  rompany  on  Oct  1. 18!>t,  succeeded  to 
the  property  and  franchise  of  the  Norfolk  tt  Wn«t«rn  RR.  sold  In  fore- 
closure nmW  the  li>O-year  and  Marylnml  &  Washington  clivlslon 
morticagf  *  and  of  the  I  yotrh'nirif  A  Durh.im  R><.  foreclosed  under  Ito 
Hrst  inortgaKe.  and  subsequently  also  of  the  Roanoke  A  Southern  fore 
cloned  Nov.  24. 1890.  and  merged  In  N.  A  W.  The  reorganization  plnit 
was  In  V.  62,  p.  641.  The  old  stock  paid  an  assessment  of  $12  SO 
per  share,  the  old  common  receiving  75  per  cent  and  the  old  preferred 
112 Hi  per  cent  In  new  common  stock.  The  new  preferred  was  Issued 


100 


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[Vou  LX1V. 


JANUARY,  IbVT.J 


KA1LKOAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


SubM-rlbem  will  confer  •  great  favor  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  there  Tallinn 


RAILROADS 


For  explanation  of  column  headings,  ice.,  see  notes 
on  Urn  page  of  tables. 


Xorfolk  f  Wetter*— (Concltuttd.) 

Equip,  truitt  of  1893.  gold,  not  subject  to  call. *o 
Roanoke  A  So.  lstM.,g..$15,OOOp.  m.,gu.p.At.c* 

Equip,  trust.  B21O.OOO,  guar.  p.Al.  by  N.  A  W.c- 
Lynehburg  A  Durham  bonds,  guar.— see  that  Co. 

BE<  i  kiTiis  UNDISTCBBED  Br  REOKOA.MZATIO  N, 
Norf  k  A  Petersb'g—  2dM.  (BOW  1st)  Nor.  to  Pefg.e 
tenth  Stde-Consol.  mort..  1st  pref.,  extended,  .c 

Oonsol.  M.  2d  pref..  gold,  extended o 

ConsoL  3d  pref..  Petersburg  to  Lvnoh.  A  tar's. .  e 

do        do          old  6s,  extended  Jan.  1, 1 896. 

do          old  6s,  extended  Jan.  1.  1897. 

Virginia  A  Tenn.  Pref.  stock,  lien  on  214  miles... 

Enlarged  M.  (extend  In.  1884) o 

4th  M..  now  2d,  Lynehb'g  to  Bristol  and  br'ch.  .0 
•orf .  A  Weet.Oen.M.  JtortoDt  to  BrlstoLeto.  gold,  c* 

Hew  River  division  1st  mortgage,  gold. e* 

Improvement  A  Extension  Mortgage,  gold...c* 
Moto  Valley  A  New  England.  lstM.,assum..g.c- 
CoL  Con.  *  Term.  1st  M..  gold.  gu.  p.  A  I.  (end.)c* 

HEW  sacrBrrn*  To  BE  ISSUED  n  ~ 

Common  stock,  $66,000.000 

Adtnstawnt  prefT4  p  c.  uon.'cumV$24.5OO,OOO.. 
First  consolidated  mortgage  securing:  (Prior  Lie 

Prior  llea  bonds.  $3.5OO.OOO,  gold.  red.  at  1O5. 

~  st  consols,  $62,000,000.  gold. c'.tr 


122 


81 
133 
133 
133 
133 
133 
314 
214 
214 
428 
160 
.-,-- 

3i 


REOBOAKIZ  ATIOX. 


by  91.aOO.OOO  stock 


Miles 

of 
Road. 


. 

Ma 

-;:. 

tm 

76 
91 
86 
M 
86 


Date 

of 
Bonds 


Size,  or 

Par 
Value. 


1893 
1892 
1891 


1868 
1868 
1868 
L868 
L8M 
1868 

1854 
1866 
1  —  1 
1889 


L8M 

1892 


stobe 
IBM 
1896 

1881 
1892 

1866 
1871 

1881 


$1,000 
1,000 
1,000 


1,000 
l.OOO 

100  Ac. 

100  Ac. 
l.OOO 
1,000 

i'.obo 
1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

500 

100 
100 


5OO  Ac, 
100 

1.INKI 

1,000 

so 

500  Ac. 


Amount 

Outstanding 


$584,000 

2.O41.OOO 

75,000 


496,000 

290,000 

270,500 

252,800 

100,000 

100,000 

10,900 

980,000 

1,000,000 

7,283,000 

2,000,000 

5,000,000 

5,000.000 

600,000 

66,000.000 

LM.IHMI.IHNI 

only  If  neoes 


322. 


23,322.675 
4,000.000 
590.OOO 
908,000 
4,720,750 
1.500,000 
4.500,000 

l.'JIHI.IMN) 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Rate  per    When    Where  Pavable,  and  by 


Cent 


58- 


5 

5  A  6 

5g.A6g. 

6 

5 

5 

I8' 
8 

i* 

46!: 

5  g. 


Q.-J. 
M.  A   8. 
J.  A  D. 


sary). 


-i  I..T  . 

7 
6 


Payable 


A  J. 

A  J. 

A  J. 

A  J. 

A  J. 

A  J. 


J.   A  J 

J.   A  J. 

M.  A  N. 

A.  A  O. 

F.  A  A. 

M.  A  N. 

J.   A  J. 


Whom. 


Bonds— Prlncl 

pal, When  Due. 

Stocks— Last 

Dividend. 


Ops.  to  Mou.  .'95.  purch. 
Deo.,'94,oonp.last  paid. 


N.Y.,Merc.Tr.Co.APhil. 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


Ap.'97-Jan.'03 

Men.  1,   1922 

June, '95-1901 


July  1,  1900 
July  1,  1900 
July  1.  1900 
Jan.  '98-190O 
July  1,  1900 
July  1,  19OO 


See  text. 

N.  Y.,Mer.  Tr.Co.  A  Phil. 
N.  Y.,  AtLTr.  APhlla. 


New  York,  etc. 
A.  A  O.  1st  coup,  due  Apr.  1, '97 
F.AA./0        Burlington.  N.  C. 
M.  A  N.  Ban  Fran.,  Co.'s  Office. 
J.  A  J.  do  do 

O.— F.    Phila.  Of.,  240  So.  3d  St. 
M.  A  N.  do  do 

J.  A  J.          do  do 

M.  A  8.  do  do 


June  30, 1900 
Men.  1,  1900 
May  1,  1931 
Apr.  1,  1933 
Feb.  1,  1934 
Nov.  1.  1989 
Jan.  1,  1922 


1946 
Oct.    1,  1996 

Feb.,  '97, 3  ^  % 
Nov.  1,  1901 
Jan.  1.  1912 

Nov.25,'96,5% 
May  1,  1936 
Jan.  1,  1903 
Sept.  1.  1900 


to  old  bondholders. 

The  Norfolk  *  Western  XR.  was  a  reorganization  In  1881  after  fore- 
closure sale  of  the  Atlantic  Mississippi  A  Ohio,  which  In  turn  was  i 
««nsoUdadon  of  Norfolk  A  Petersburg,  tenth  Side  and  Va.  A  Tenn.  roads 
STOCK.— The  new  stock  will  be: 

-  -w* $66.000,000 

Pttftntd  Stork.  4  p.  c.  non-cumulative,  with 
'    tnd  dividends,  and  with  right  dur- 
t  two- tklrdsof  the  directors  unless 


4    D.   6.   HOI 

>  as  io  assets  and  dividends,  and  with  right  dur- 
to  elect  two- tklrdsoi  the  directors  unless 
three  full  yearly  dividends  are  paid.    No  additional  mort. 


Hi/tlr'---     . 


trrt  fl  ve  j  ears  to  e 


. 
can  be  created  Without  consent  of  two-thirds  Interest.  .  .  .  23.000,000 

And  If  necessary  to  liquidate  collateral  loaas  an  additional    1.5OO.OOO 
Bosun.  —The  new  bonds  anthorlxed  are  : 
frtor  Lit*  50-year  gold  bonds,  subject  to  call  at  10S.  to  be 
Issued  only  If  necessary  .......................  .............  $3,500,000 

nrti  Oewssl.  Jf70sM  4*.  doe  1996.  bearing  Interest  from 
Oct.  1.1896  (see  description  of  security  below)  ...........  62.500.000 

Of  which  for  old  bond*  disturbed  .........................  23.322,675 

Beserrrd  for  $23.386%300  undisturbed  bonds  ............  20,986.889 

Reserved  for  existing  obligations,  or  to  retire  Prior 
Lien  bond*  If  tnsued  ................................    3.5OO.OOO 

For  new  construction,  acquisitions  and  Improvement* 
Bot  exceeding  •1.000.000  yearly  ........................    9.690.436 

Hew  securities  will  be  ready  early  In  February.  1807. 
The  ntte  4  per  eml  fin!  co*toli  ar»  (subject  to  the  small  amount  of 
Prior  Lien  Bonds  which  may  be  Issued  only  In  ease  of  urgency)  a 
Ant  mortgage  on  a  large  part  of  the  system,  viz.,  upon  845  miles  of 
.  -on  Important  terminals  at  Norfolk  and  Lamberts  Point; 

BPOB  the  Ohio  Rlier  Bridge  aad  the  Roanoke  Machine  Work.:   besldee 
being  B  consolidated  mortgage  upon  the  remainder  of  the  ST  .tern.  sub- 
IBM    to    the   undisturbed   liens.     Ther  are   further  secured  by  the 
t  over  $1  1.000.000.  covered  by  the  Oar 
'•  up  under  ike  plan.    the  Pri 
1O5  b 


•?Usued*wtU  be  "retired  at 


1  Brst  consols  at  or  above  95. 


plan.      he  Prior 
y  sale  whenever  possible 


Undisturbed  bonds  which  cannot  be 

«B»sa  up  at  maturity  on  satisfactory  terms  by  use  of  the  consols  re- 
served for  that  purpose  may  be  extended  or  renewed. 

As  to  Jt4»tt  Tf&rg  m  gtm  Jhtflmttd  mortgage  see  Scrruuiavr  of 
January,  1894. 

OBXEHAI  Fii«»crj».-The  reorganization  reduced  the  nxed  charges 
from  $3.214.037  to  $2.230,444  per  annum,  a  reduction  of  $983.593: 
liquid.  te.l  the  Boating  «ebt  and  takes  ap  the  car  trusts.  The  annual 
charges  ahead  of  the  new  inmmia  stook  are  smaller  than  those  ahead 
of  the  old  preferred  stock.  Of  the  company's  truffle  In  1890  00  per 
cent  (3.574.586  tons)  was  bituminous  coal  and  coke, 

AirecAL  RBroBT— Fiscal  year  end*  Jane  30.  Annual  meeting  Is 
heWat  Roanoke,  Va.,  on  second  Thursday  In  October.  Report  of  old 
«empanyforl895wasglvenln  V.  62.  p.  905.  KaroUgs In  1896  were: 

Ttmrt  tut.  Dte.  31-  1—  •:  I-.'.  I8M 

» miles  operated.        1,570.          1,570  I..-.TM 

,    . .  .JW  BAR  <  M9T.977    1,522,134 

mn«7 \  m£K£? ?7S963«4    8^02,750 

•.Ac I  w^.™**  C     467,726        itfl.nnfl 


L8M 

'..-••••; 

1,721,194 
:.--  1.778 

...7...M 


11.058.843    9,682.087  10,340.452  10,032.618 

2.324^34  2.138.451  2.646^47  3,833,158 

5,867    36.339   135,585   141.188 


Bal.  for  Int.  A  rentals.     2,330301    2,174.690    2.782,132    2.074346 
Orrirr*'.— President.  Henry  Kink:  Chairman  of  the  Board  of  Di- 
rector.. F.  J.  Klmliall.  27  William  Street.  Hew  York;  Secretary.  A.  J. 
BemphlH:  Treasurer.  W.  O.  MscdoweU. 

x.-V.  63,  p.  76.  116,  154.  189.  311,  004,  060, 6O2, 602, 704,  880, 
v68,  1O10. 

Norfolk  A  Western  KR.— This  property  was  sold  In  foreclosure 
Sept.  !.\  189«.  and  on  October  1  was  turned  over  to  the  Norfolk  A 
Western  *».,  which  see  above. 

Kxtkange  of  9rrvrilitt.—T\>»  securities  disturbed  In  the  reorganiza- 
tion If  properly  deposited  with  the  Mercantile  Trust  Co.  receive: 

Itlcontol.    Prefd     Cont'n 

fMtturtm  ftfuHHtf-  Catk.  Jl.bondf.     Hoc*.       itotk 

I  Mort.  7  per  cent  bonds..        7%       13OS 


*  Washington  Dtv.  bonds. 


Vsller  Dlv.  bonds. 
Mo 


tori.  bond,  of  1888 

r  Osat  debeatarse  of  1893. . . 
i  *  Southern  Rv.  Co.  bonds 
ehbnrgA  IXirham  RR.  Co.  bonds    . 
Jf.  A  W  RTtCo. eommon stock...  1    On 
H.  A  W.  RR.  oo.  preferred  stock..  I  of  $ 
LrnrtiMirx*  Durham  KRCo.stock  f  per  share 
Bo  anoke  A  Bon  them  Ry .  Co  stock  I  d'poolted, 

North  Carells 


50 
10O 


pay't 
12-50 


05 

i 


Hock. 

75 
67 «« 
70 
48 
100 
65 
60 


79% 


75 
70 

KK.-Owns  from  Ooldsboro  to  Charlotte,  No. 
LsasU  treat  Jan.  1,  1896,  to  the  Southern  Ry.  Co. 


for  99  rears  at  $266,000  (6>i  p.  o.  on  stock)  per  year  till  Deo.  31, 1901, 
and  *'J8O,000  (equal  to  7  p.  a.  on  stock)  balance  of  lease;  also  taxes. 
V.  63,  p.  361.  Of  the  11001  the  State  of  North  Carolina  hnlda  $3,OOO.- 
OOO.  The  Southern  Ry.  has  net  aside  $4,OOO.OOO  of  its  new  consols  to 
be  used.  If  desired,  to  acquire  a  like  amount  of  North  Carolina  stock. 
Dividends,  1896,  6>a  p.  c.:  in  1897,  Feb..  3**  p.  o.  was  paid,  and  3  p.  o. 
has  been  declared  payable  In  August.— (V.  56,  p.  878;  V.  61,  p.  152, 
196,  325,517, 1155;  V.  62,  p.  457;V.  63,  p.  361.) 

North  Pennsylvania.— Owns  from  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  to  Beth 
lAhem,  Pa.,  56  miles;  branches  to  Delaware  River,  Ac..  30  miles 
Ground  rents  and  mortgages  July  1,  1893.  $458,128.  Leased  for  990 
rears  from  May  1. 1879,  to  Phila.  A  Reading  at  8  per  cent  on  stock. 
The  old  2d  mortgage  (now  a  ttrst  mortgage)  7s  due  May  1,  1896,  were 
were  refunded  for  forty  yean  at  4  per  cent.  (V.  62,  p.  462,  870.) 

North-Bast  Pennsylvania. — Owns  road  from  Olenslde  to  New 
Hope,  Pa,,  26  miles.  Controlled  by  P.  A  R  Capital  stock,  $400,000, 
of  which  $312,600  owned  by  Phil.  A  Read.  Is  deposited  under  its  coll. 
trust  deed  of  1892. 

\<>ritiea«iern  RR.  of  Oeorela.— Road  from  Athens  to  Lola 
Oa.,  39  miles.  Opened  In  1876.  Sold  in  April,  1895.  and  purchased  by 
the  State,  which  leased  It  In  May,  189(1,  to  E.  A.  Richard  A  Co.  for 
$18,6OO  yearly.— V.  63,  p.  9O9.  In  July,  1896.  the  Tennessee  Georgia 
A  Alabama  Ry.  Co.  (which  see)  was  organized  to  extend  it  to  Augusta, 
Cia.,  and  Chattanooga.  Tenn.,  243  miles  In  nil.— V.  63,  p.  78.  State 
Legislature  has  authorized  the  sale  of  the  road;  no  date  fixed. 

EAEJewog.-  Year  ending  June  30, 1896.  gross.  $68,591 ;  net,$17,174. 
In  1891-95  gross, $57,505;  net, $13,633.-V.  63, p.  78,  1C40. 

North-Kasiern  Kit.  (8.  C.)— Owns  from  Charleston,  8.  C.,  to  Flor- 
ence, H.  C.,  102  miles:  leases  Jointly.  Lane,  8.  C.,  to  Buiuter,  8.  C.,  40 
miles;  total  operated,  142  miles.  Of  consolidated  mort.  $1,142,OOOWM 
held  to  retire  debts  of  prior  lien.  In  1895  Charleston  A  Northern  4  per 
cwnt  bonds  for  $236,000  were  guaranteed  principal  and  Interest.  V. 
61,  n.  1105.  Stock.  $900.000;  par.  $50.  Dividends  from  1888  to  Jan.. 
1895,6  p.e.  yearly;  In  July.  1895.  none;  In  1896,  July,  3  P.O.;  In  1897, 
Jan.,  3  p.  c. 

RErorr— Report  for  year  ending  June  30. 1895,  was  In  V. 
61,  p.  1 105,  with  balance  sheet.    Earnlngx  have  been  as  follows: 

13  mont/u.    Gross.  .NX.         0<Aer  inr.       Int..  ete.   Bal.fordlv. 

1805-96 $530,760       $164,413       $36,163       $135,320        $65,356 

1894-90 020,401          1O7.6O6          30,617          133,000  .VJJii 

1893-94 562,363          133,425          36,155          136,914  32,666 

Dividends  for  1895-0  were  $27,000,  leaving  bal..  surplus, $38.396. 
Mvl.lcnd  of  $37,000  was  paid  In  1894-5,  leaving  deficit  for  year 
$21777.  In  1893-94  dividends  were  $04,000;  bal.,  deficit,  $21,334. 
-(V.  57,  p.  1088;  V,  61,  p.  1 105.) 

Northern  Alabama  Ry.— ROAD— Sheffield  to  Parrlsh,  Ala.,  and 
branch.  1O7  miles.  A  reorganization  of  the  B!rmliii;bam  Sheffield  A 
Tennessee  River  Ry..  sold  In  foreclosure  Sept.  16,  1895.  STOCK— 
<2,OOO,000;  par$100.  MoiiroAOK  trustee  Is  Knickerbocker  Trust  Co.; 
the  bonds  unissued  may  be  sold  at  not  exceeding  #15,OOO  per  mile  for 
extensions.  ExHHnxjn— In  year  1894-95  gross,  $120,200 ;  net,  $12,002; 
1893-94  gross.  $100,354,  against  $233,891  In  1892-93;  net,  »2,486. 
against  $58.379.  Fiscal  agents,  J.  Kennedy  Tod  A  Co..  45  Wall  Street, 
New  York.— (V.  56,  p.  1014;  V.  61,  p.  26,  111.  516,  829.) 

Northern  (New  Hampshire),— Owns  from  Concord,  N.  H..  to 
West  Lebanon,  N.  II..  70  miles;  branch  to  Bristol.  N.  H.,  13  m;  total, 
83  miles.  Lease  to  Boston  A  Lowell  for  99  years  from  Jan.  1, 1890,  was 
assigned  to  Boston  A  Maine,  rental  being  5  per  cent  on  stock  till  July  1 . 
1897,  and  6  per  cent  thereafter,  payable  in  gold.  In  addition  to  the  5 
per  cent  dividends  provided  for  by  the  lease,  an  extra  1  per  cent  per 
annum  was  paid  regularly  from  the  contingent  fund  to  1893-94.  when 
5  p.  c.  extra  was  paid :  In  1896,  July,  2  p.  o.  extra.  Contingent  fund 

Rental  from  B.  A  M.  year  end- 


April  30. 1896,  amounted  to  $176,887. 
Ing  April  30, 1896,  $153.420. 


Northern  California.— Owns  from  Knight's  Landing  to  Orovllle, 
Cal.,  54  miles.  Leased  to  Southern  Pacific  Co..  which  owns  $1,277.500 
of  the  $1,280,OOO  stock ;  par,  $10O.  This  Is  not  the  Northern  Railway 
of  California— eee  that  company.  In  1895  gross,  $140,935 :  net,  $30,- 
369.  Deficit  under  taxes  and  charges,  $34,087.  payable  by  So.  Pao.  Co. 
In  1894  gross  earnings  were  $172,183;  net,  $59,018. 

Northern  Central.— Owns  from  Baltimore,  Md.,  to  Sunbury,  Pa., 
139  miles,  of  which  1 17  miles  double  track— branch,  9  miles:  leases— 
Bhamokln  Valley  A  Pottsvllle  Railroad,  28  miles ;  Elmlra  A  Williams- 
port  Railroad.  78  miles ;  operates  at  cost— Elmlra  A  Lake  Ontario  Rall- 

r.i.i.],  KMI  mill-:  l.vki-n-  Y.,;:.-y  K.illinail.  'JO  uillc-i;  IVnliM.vlv.-iliU 
tlallroad,  3  miles;  total  operated.  377  miles.  Also  uses  New  York 
Lake  Erie  A  Western  tracks,  7  miles,  and  Philadelphia  A  Brie  tracks 
between  Sunbury  and  Lewlsport,  40  m.,  and  owns  Union  RR.,  9  miles, 

OiOAinZATloN.— This  was  a  consolidation  of  several  roads  In  1854. 
Controlled  by  the  Pennsylvania  RR.,  which  owns  $3,488,950  stock. 

SECURITIES  OWJIED— On  Jan.  1,  1896,  among  the  assets  held  were 
Bait  A  Potomac  stock  (par)  of  $622,850;  Elmlra  A  Lake  Ontario  stock 
(all),  $1,5OO,OOO;  Mhnmokln  Valley  A  Pottsville  stock,  $619,650;  Union 
KK.  Htoi-k,  *7i>n.iM«l  ilh.-  haUnM  "f  s-.00.lino  I,,.,,,-  ti.-M  l.y  1'lnU. 


109 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


|VOL.  LXIV- 


.UNCART,  1897.] 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND     BONDS. 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V, 


RAILROADS. 

Mile* 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

pal,  When  Due. 
Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  heading*,  Ao.,  *ee  note* 
on  first  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Wo.  S<ut  Penn.—  1st  M.,  g.,  go.  p.Al.  P.  A  R.  (end.)o* 

26 

1890 

$1,000 
50 
500 
500 
1,000 

$4OO,OOO 
900,000 
820,000 
322.OOO 
694,000 
236,000 
1,700,000 
3,068,400 
1,074,000 
7,518,150 
1,5OO,OOO 
1,126,000 
2,804,000 
1,362,000 
2,000,000 
1,557,000 
3,565,000 
600,000 
1,000,000 
654,000 
2,500,000 

79,800,000 
7-1,000,000 
1,776.000 
116,142,000 
420,000 
8,003,000 

73,816,500 
56,000,000 

5  g- 

Hec  t<'\t. 
8 
8 

5  g- 
See  text 
5  g. 
See  text. 
6 
6 
6g. 
6g. 
6  g. 
4>sg. 

D 

6  g. 
See  text 
6 
8g. 

A.  A  O. 
J.   A  J. 
M.  A  8. 
M.  A   S. 
J.   A  J. 
M.  A   S. 
J.   A   J. 
Q.-J. 
J.   A  D. 
J.    A   J. 
Q.—  J. 
A.  A  O. 
Various 
J.yk   J. 
J.   A  J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  J. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 

Phlla.,  Phlla.  A  Read'g. 
Charleston,  Office, 
do             do 
do             do 
N.  Y.,  Cuyler,  M.  A  Co. 

Apr.  1,  192O 
Jan.  1,  '97,  3%. 
Sept  1,  1899 
Sept.  1,  1899 
Jan.   1,  1933 
Mch.  1.    1915 
Jan.    1,  T.I2G 
Jan.1'97,1^% 
June  1,  1929 
Jan.  15,'97,4%. 
Irredeemable. 
Apr.  1,  19OO 
July  1,  190O 
July  1,  1904 
July  1,  1904 
Apr.  1,  1925 
Jan.   1,  1926 
May  1,  1900 
Jan.l5'97,>a%. 
July  1,  1917 
Oct.    1,  1945 

let  mortgage,  provided  for  by  oonsol.  mortgage.  o 
2d  mortgage,  provided  for  by  oonsol.  mortgage.c 
CouoL  mortgage,  (for  $1,836,OOO)  gold.........o 

102 
102 
102 

ib"7 

83 
54 

iss 

138 
138 
138 
138 
138 
138 
9 

1869 

IH(il) 

iss:t 
1895 
1896 

1889 
1855 

ISC:') 

1868 
1874-5 

1S7C.-7 

issr. 

76A82 
1873 

Charleston  A  Northern  1st  mort.,  guar..  p.  A  1..  . 
North'  n  Alabama  K¥.-l«t  M.,  »3,OOO  OOO,  gold    o 
Kortlurn.  (IT.  H.>-8tock,  5  p.  o.  rental  UU  1  July,1897 

l.OOO 
100 
1,000 
50 

New  York,  Agency. 
Boston.  19  Milk  a+. 
N.  Y.,  So.  Pao.,  23  Broad 
Bait  A  Phlla.;  Pa.  RR. 
Annapolis. 
Baltimore  A  Philadelp'a 
Baltimore,  Treas.  Office. 
London  and  Baltimore. 
Baltimore,  Treas.  Office. 
do              do 
Baltimore.Treas.  Office. 
London  A  Bait 
N.  Y.,  199  Chambers  St. 
Jer.  City,  Hud'n  Co.  Bk. 
New  York. 

JoT'y^OwlKS^^V^O^^^uthorized)  . 

500  Ac. 

1,000 

•1,000 

1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

100 

100  Ao. 
1,000 

88UMED. 

100 
100 
100  Ao. 

1  ,000*0 

1,000 

l.OOO 

500  Ao. 
500  Ac. 

OOMOL  SL,  gold;  ooup.,  int.  J  A  J;  reg.,  A  A  O.^r 
Oonftol.  gen.  mort.  C  gold,  ».f.,  dm.  at  100,  A&B.o 

Union  RR-^m.  (now  1st)  ftMumed$or  £,  gold.o 

21 
167 

8SUED 
4,326 
4,326 
205 
2,146 
60  1« 
182 

4,326 
4,326 

1887 
1895 
AND  A 

1879 
1881 
1877 
1883 

1896 
1896 

jror.<Mio-l*tM.g.<$l5,OOOp.m.)gu.p.*I.L.E  AW.o; 
Korthtrn  Pacific  JZalJwau  -SECURITIES  TO  BE  I 
Common  stock,  880,000,000,  authorized  
Pref.  stock,  875,000,000,  non-cum.  4  p.  el  
Nor.  Pac.  RR-.Mo.  Dlv.  IstM.,  dr'natpar....o**r 
Gen.  1st  M    gold  dr  at  110  o*&r 

Q.—  M. 
M.  A  N. 
J.    A   J. 

M.  A  N. 

U 

6 

eg. 

4g. 
3g- 

N.  Y.,  Office,  35  Wall  St 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 

1st  coup,  due  Apr.1,'97 
4  mos.int.dtie  May  l,'97 

May   1,  1919 
Jan    1,  1921 
May  1,  1907 
Feb.  1,  1923 

Jan.   1,  1997 
Jan.   1,  204T 

Western  RR.Mmn.  1st  M.,gold.  

New  mortgages  of  Northern  Pacific  Su.— 
Prior  lien  M.  $130,000,000  gold,  land  gr...o**r 
Oen.  lien  M.  $190,OOO,OOO.  g.,land  grant.  ..o*4r 

z  01941  879,000  outstanding  March  31,  1896,  $338,000  were  paid  at  110  with  land  sales  July  1,  1896,  and  $809,000  Jan.  1,  1897;  $24.- 
590,000  have  boen  exchanged  under  plan,  leaving  about  $16,142,000  n«  w  outstanding.                If  Coupon  bonds  F.  A  A.;  registered  bonds  Q.-I 

\Vlltn.  A  Raltn.),  etc.  Value  of  all,  as  per  books,  $2,772,011.  The  In- 
come from  Investments  In  1895  wag  $2  i5,539. 

LIABILITIES.— Jointly  with  the  Penn.  RR.  and  Phlla.  A  Erie  this  com- 
pany guarantees  the  Allegheny  Valley  5  per  cent  loan  of  1870.  Mort- 
gages and  ground  rents  on  January  1. 1896,  were  $319,830.  Union  RR. 
Brsu  for  $900,000  due  Jan.  1, 1895,  were  paid  from  sinking  fund. 

DIVIDENDS  paid  since  1882— From  1883  to  1886  Inclusive,  8 ;  In  1887, 
8  and  10  stock ;  In  1888,  7 ;  In  1889,  8;  In  1890,  8  p.  c.;  In  1891,  7 ;  In 
1892,7;  In  1893,9;  In  1894,7;  In  1895, 7  p.  o.;  In  1896,  7  p.  c.;  in 
1897,  Jan.,  4  p.  c.. 

EAKNTNOS.— 11  months,  )  1896. ..Gross,  $5,766,482;  net,  $1,518,207 
Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30.  J 1895. ..Gross,  5,946,844;  net,  1,762,076 

ANNUAL  RBPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  Deo.  31.  President's  report  for 
1895,  given  at  length  In  V.  62,  p.  340, 361.  368,  showed  the  following: 

Tear  end.  Dee.  31—        1895.  1894.  1893.  1892. 

Gross  earnings  .  ..  $6,500,028  $6,031,260  $6,881,806  $7,191,290 
Net  earnings  ..  .  1,907,509  1,797,144  2,118,650  2,078,930 
Other  receipts 457,391  386,335  496,979  333,886 


Total  net  Income....  $2,364,900  $2,183,479  $2,615,629   $2,412,816 
Rentals  Ao  455,996         485,759         500,253         442,140 

Interest  on  debt 852,588         850,921         859,561         869,698 

Dividends (7)526,267(7)526,267  (8)601,446  (8)601,444 

Miscellaneous 378,191         210,840  94,174         129,341 


Balance,  surplus....  $151,858  $109,692  $560,195  $370,193 
—(V.  60,  p.  345,  350,  6j6;  V.  62,  p.  340,  361,  368.) 

Northern  RR.  of  New  Jersey. —Owns  from  Bergen,  N.  J.,  to 
Sparklll,  N.  Y.,  21  miles;  leases  Sparkillto  Nyack,  5  miles.    Operated 
by  Erie  RR.  for  68*3  per  cent  of  Its  grogs  earnings.    Stock,  $1,000,000; 
par,  $10O.    DIVIDENDS.— 1884  to  1893,  Inclusive,  3  to  4  p.  c.  yearly; 
1894,  2^;  In  1895,  4»s;  In  1896,  4;  In  1897,  Jan.,  >s  p.  o. 
ANNUAL  REPORT.— For  fiscal  years  ending  June  30 : 
Tear.  Rental.  Net.        Int.,taxe».  Bal.,  sur.          Dividends. 

1895.6 $11H,241       $98.059     $56,079     $41,980       (4    )  $40,OOJ 

lK!»l-5...     .     138,532        106,764       55,352       51,412       (4*a)    45,000 
-(V.  59,  p.  331 ;  V.  61,  p.  364;  V.  63,  p.  837.) 

Northern  Ohio  Railway.— (See  Map  Lake  Erie  if  Western.) — 
Owns  road  from  Akron  to  Delphos,  O.,  165  miles;  branches,  2  miles. 
A  reorganization  of  Plttoburg  Akron  A  Western  sold  in  foreclosure 
Oct.  17, 1894.  Road  Is  leased  In  perpetuity  to  L.  E.  A  W.  V.  62,  p.  826. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS. — Common  stock  (all  owned  by  L.  E.  AW.)  $3,5?0,- 
OOO;  preferred  non-cumulative  5  p.  o.  stock,  $650,000;  par  of  each 
$1OO.  The  first  mortgage  is  for  $4.000,000  and  bonds  are  guaranteed, 
principal  and  Interest,  by  Lake  Erie  A  Western  by  endorsement  on 
each  bond.  Bonds  for  $1,5OO,OOO  "are  only  to  be  Issued  at  not  to  ex- 
ceed $15,OOO  per  mile  of  completed  road  for  such  hereafter  constructed 
or  purchased  road.  If  any."— V.  61,  p.  240,  282, 750,  794;  V.  62,  p.  186. 

Northern  Pacific  Railroad.— The  property  of  this  company  was 
Bold  in  foreclosure  In  July,  1896,  and  on  Sept.  1  was  turned  over  to  the 
Northern  Pacific  Railway  Co.,  which  see  below. 

Northern  Pacific  Railway.— (See  Haps.) — Operates  one  of  the 
leading  lines  to  the  Pacific,  having  Its  eastern  termini  at  St.  Paul, 
Minn.,  and  Duluth,  Wis.  (the  head  of  Lake  navigation),  and  run- 
ning thence  westerly,  traversing  the  great  wheat  belt  of  Minnesota 
and  North  Dakota,  the  mining  district  of  Montana  and  the  farming 
country  of  Washington  to  Taooma  and  Seattle,  and  to  Portland  Ore- 
jron,  with  branches  to  Winnipeg,  etc.  The  system  comprises : 


Lines  owned  in  fee.  Miles. 

Ashland,  WIs.,  to  Portland, 

Ore.,and  Wallula  Junction. 2,157 
Old  St.  Paul  A  Nor.  Pacific. 

Bralnerd  to  St.  Paul,  etc.  .    182 


Securities  nubstunlinlli/ 
all  owned. 


Miles. 


Various  branches  (V.  63,  p. 

1013) 1,987 

Trackage 20 

Total  owned Total  system  Deo.  1,'96 4,346 

HISTORY.-  ThU  Wisconsin  company  on  Sept.  1 , 1896.  succeeded  to  the 
railroads,  land  grant  and  other  property  of  the  Northern  Pacific  KR 
which  was  sold  In  foreclosure  In  July,  1896,  under  the  second,  third  and 
consolidated  mortgage",  and  was  reorganized  with  the  co-operation  of 
J.  P.  Morgan  A  Co..  the  Deutsche  Bank  and  Drexel  A  Co.  per  plan  iu 
the  CHRONICLE  of  Mmvli  'Jl,  i-m;,  p.  r>:.t>. 

In  the  reorganization  the  $49,OOO.OOO  old  common  stock  paying  as- 
senmentof  15  perrent  received  1OO  per  cent  of  new  common.  The 
$35,000,000  ola  preferred  paying  assessment  of  10  per  cent  received 
50  per  cent  In  new  common  and  the  same  of  new  preferred. 

A*  to  the  company's  charter,  see  V.  63,  p.  1071.  The  St.  Paul  A 
Northern  Paclile.  previously  controlled  by  stock,  was  merged  in  De- 
cember, 1898,  and  is  now  owned  In  fee. 

The  original  Northern  Pacific  Company  was  chartered  by  Congrei™ 
July  6, 1864,  and  its  road,  opened  450  miles  to  Bismarck,  was  fore- 


closed in  1875.  An  outlet  to  Chicago  was  acquired  in  1890  through) 
lease  of  the  Wisconsin  Central  and  ownership  of  the  Cnicago  A  North- 
ern Pacific  (see  these  companies),  but  this  was  relinquished  by  the 
receivers  Sept.  25.  1893,  and  permanently  abandoned  in  the  reorgani- 
zation of  1896.  The  Northern  Pacific  will,  however,  when  the  reor- 
ganization of  the  Chicago  A  N.  P.  Is  effected,  receive  for  its  interest 
In  the  Chicago  properties  certain  securities,  as  stated  under  Ch.  A  N.  P. 
and  in  V.  62,  p.  725.  778.  Beside  the  Chlcazo  Hues,  the  only  parts- 
of  the  system  not  included  in  the  reorganization  are  the  Seattle  Lake 
Shore  &  Eastern  and  the  Central  Washington  —  see  these  companies. 

VOTINO  TRUST.  —  Both  classes  of  stock  (except  sufficient  to  qualify 
directors)  are  vested  until  Nov.  1,  1901  (unless  surrendered  earlier  at 
their  discretion)  In  following  voting  trustees:  J.  Pierpont  Morgan, 
Georg  Siemens,  August  Belmont,  Johnston  Livingston,  Charles  Lariier. 

STOCK.—  The  new  preferred  stock  is  subject  to  call  In  whole  or  ln> 
part,  at  par,  upon  any  first  day  of  January  prior  to  1917. 

Additional  preferred  stock  and  other  mortgages  can  be  issued  only 
with  consent  of  a  majority  of  the  preferred  and  of  the  common  stock 
represented  at  a  special  meeting.  Pref.  stock  Is  "  entitled  to  non-cum. 
dividends  to  the  extent  of  4  per  cent  per  annum,  payable  quarterly 
ont  of  surplus  net  earnings  in  each  fiscal  year  before  any  dividends  for 
such  year  shall  be  paid  on  the  common  stock."  In  any  fiscal 
year  in  which  4  per  cent  dividends  shall  have  been  declared  on, 
both  preferred  and  common  stock,  all  shares,  whether  preferred  or 
common,  shall  participate  equally  In  any  further  dividends  for  such 
year.  Dividends  upon  stock  registered  in  Berlin  may  l-e  collected  there- 
at the  rate  of  4-20  marks  per  dollar.—  See  also  V.  63,  p.  1071. 

BONDS.—  Abstracts  of  the  new  Prior  Lien  and  General  Lien  mort- 
gages of  1896  (the  General  Lien  mortgage  being  in  all  respects  subject. 
to  the  other)  were  in  V.G3,  p.  1012-1O19.  and  the  statement  to  the  New- 
York  Stock  Exchange,  was  in  V.  63,  p.  1072,  showing: 

Prior  lien  100-year  gold  4  per  cents  secured  by  mortgage 
to  the  Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  mortgage  trustee,  upon  the 
mainline,  branches,  land  grant,  equipment,  etc.,  of  the 
Railway  Co.,  and  on  all  property  subsequently  acquired 
with  the  proceeds  of  the  bonds.  The  prior  lien  bonds 
are  purchasable  with  land  sales  at  not  exceeding  110 
after  retirement  of  general  1st  mortgage  bonds  of  1881 
(but  are  not  subject  to  call),  not  over  $500,000  cash 
yearly  to  be  so  applied.  Total  issue  ......................  $130,000,OOO> 

Issued,  or  about  to  be  issued,  to  carry  out  reorganization. 


7j,lu6,joo 
7,776,000' 

20,064^500 
8,423,000- 


Reserved  to  retire  Missouri  Division  bonds  ................ 

Do       $16,142,000  general  first  6s  of  1881  .......... 

Do       St.  Paul  A  N.  P.  and  Western  RR.  bonds  ..... 

For  new  construction,  betterments,  equipment,  etc.,  under 
carefully  guarded  provisions,  but  notexceeding  $1,500,- 
000  per  annum  .............................................         23,000,000 

General  lien  gold  3  per  cents  (Farmers'  Loan  A  Trust  Co., 
mortgage  trustee)  ........................  .................  $190,000,000' 

Of  which  reserved  for  prior  lien  bonds  .....................        130,000,000 

Issued,  or  about  to  be  Issued  to  carry  out  reorganization.         36,000,000 
For  new  construction,  betterments,  equipment,  etc  .......  4,000,000 

Prior  lien  bonds,  as  shown  above,  are  reserved  to  retire  the  presen  \ 
divisional  bonds.  When  these  shall  have  been  retired,  the  prior  Hen 
bonds,  by  direct  mortgage,  or  through  ownership  of  securities,  will  be 
the  first  mortgage  on  4,326  miles.  At  present  (through  the  owner- 
ship of  substantially  all  the  securities)  they  are  virtually  a  first 
lieu  on  1,987  miles.  Furthermore,  as  the  prior  bonds  hold  $24,- 
000,000  out  of  $40.732,000  of  the  Northern  Pacific  Railroad  general 
first  mortgage  bonds,  they  now  represent  more  than  24-40ths  of  the 
first  Hen  on  2,157  miles  additional,  and  on  the  mortgaged  land  grant, 
subject  only  to  $1,776,000  Missouri  division  bonds.  It  is  expected  at 
an  early  date  to  retire  these  Missouri  division  bonds.  Sinking  fund 
operations,  it  Is  believed,  will  rapidly  retire  the  outstanding  $16,142,  - 
590  general  first  mortgage  bonds. 

The  proceeds  of  the  lands  when  applicable  to  the  prior  lien  and 
general  lien  mortgage  bonds  are  to  be  applied  one-half  (but  not  In 
any  one  year  exceeding  $500,000)  to  the  purchase  and  cancella- 
tion of  prior  lien  4  per  cent  bonds,  If  same  can  be  purchased  at  11O- 
per  cent  or  less,  and  the  other  half  of  the  proceeds  is  to  be  applied,. 
under  carefully  guarded  restrictions  as  set  forth  In  the  mortgages,  for 
betterments,  construction  andadditlons  to  the  property  pledged.  When- 
ever prior  lien  bonds  cannot  be  purchased  at  1  10  per  cent  th«  unapplied 
land  proceeds  for  that  year  are  to  be  used  for  the  purchase  and  can- 
cellation of  general  Hen  3  per  cent  bonds  at  not  exceeding  100  per  cent 

No  additional  bonds  can  be  issued  under  the  old  mortgages  assumed, 
nor  can  said  bonds  be  extended. 

An   abstract   of  the  general  first  mortgage    of  1881  was    In  V. 
58,  p.  903.    The  sinking  fund  under  this  mortgage  must  receive  yearly 
an  amount  equal  to  at  least  one  per  cent  of  entire  issue,  but  the  pro- 
ceeds of  land  sales  to  whatever  amount  received  are  applicable  to  the- 
redemption  of  the  bonds  at  110. 

.  ^EXCHANGE  OF  SECURITIES.—  For  rate  of  exchange  of  the  various  old 
securities  disturbed  for  new  securities,  see  previous  SUPPLEMENTS. 


JANUARY,  1897  J 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


1O5 


Sah*erlb*r«  will  confer  a  great  fBTor  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bond* 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 

Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bonds-  Prtt  ci 
pal,  When  Doe 

r»r  explanation  of  column  heading*,  Ac.,  iee  notes 
on  first  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 

(Vlit. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Dividend. 

jrerOwMfent  Coal  £y.-lst  M..  82.0OO.OOO.  r...f 
4MHA«r»  Aw.  T*r.  Ce.-lstaL,  gold.  red.,  at  110.  .  .e- 

149 

IN 

66 
48 
40 
10 
118 

1893 

!--.> 
1-77 
1888 

1877 
1893 

I--,, 
1880 
1888 

$1.000 
l.OOO 
l.OOO 
1,000 
100 
1,000 
l.OOO 
100 
MM  A.-. 
100  Ac. 
1,000 

$307,000 
3,960,000 
5,156,000 
4.751,000 
2,769,200 
4OO.OOO 
360,000 
450,000 
3,5*0,000 
999.750 
318,000 
759,500 
1OO.OOO 

4,400,000 
4,400,000 

5g. 
«f. 

if' 

3  K- 
8  per  an. 
6 
5*. 
5  per  an. 
6 
6 
4 
6 
5 

M.  &  ST. 

J.   A  J. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 
H.  A   S. 
H.  A    8. 
J.  A   J. 
A.  A  0. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 
P.  A  A. 
J.   A  D. 

X.Y.,  Farm's  L.  *T.Co. 
S.Y.Wlnsl'w.Lan'rACo. 
N.  Y.,  So.Pao.Co.,23  Br'd 
do              do 
Boston,  Second  Nat.  Bk. 
Boston,  N.  E.  Trust  Co. 
Net  in  lieu  of  Interest. 
Philtt..  (JOS  Chestuut  St. 
Oct.,  '95,  coup,  lost  paid 

May  1,  1923 
Jan.   1,  I93a 
Jan.   1,  19O7 
Oct.    1.  1938 
Jan.  6,  '97,4% 
Men.  1,  1897 
Men.  1,  1923 
Jan.,  "97,  2  ^"i 
Apr.   1,  19^u 
Apr.   1,  1920 
Apr.  1.  1920 
Aug.  1,  1909 
June  1,  1919 

ConsoL  M.  («il.000,o6o».(cold.i«  M.on  197  m.o-*r 
•onrv-A  4  ITorwjter—  Prof.  Mock.  8  p.  e,  rental  — 
lit  M..  principal  and  Int.  guar.  by  H.  Eng.  RR.o' 

(l»«<liij  .f  Tiilfn  ii     111  M..  fo.OOn  ji   in  .  f  nM  

Ogdrn  Mint  RR.—  Stock  (5  p.c.rent-Ccn.  of  N.  J.I  .  .  . 
O»«€«6.rfLa*«f'*a«<|i<4riB-Con»oLM.(nowl»tM.) 
Income  bonds,  not  cumulative  

Ofd«MOTran^tCo.lrt  M.(Cent.Vt.A  Ogdens-jro.) 
Saratoga  A  St.  Law.  lit  M.,  for  •aOO.OOO,  guar.  .  r 

NEW  SECCKITle*  iMCABUt  U5DEK  PLAJt. 

Stock.    

Boston  Security  Co. 



1889 

lit  mortgage,  $4,400,000,  gold  

127 

1897 

5g. 

A.  A  O. 

1927. 

LAID  OEAJTT.  —The  land  grant  wa»  11300 1 


to  the  mile  In  the 


of  Minnesota  and  Oregon  and  23.6OO  acres  per  mile  In  the  (then) 
The  lands  on  Deo.  1. 1896,  not  yet  sold  were: 

.IT-. 


Mo.  Dak.  (east 

.,:  M..  i:.s     MM.no 

8,738374 

North  Dakota  (we*t  of 

Missouri  River) 4.,  149,287 


Montana 15.S01.143 

Idaho 1.832.493 

Washington 8,670,333 

Oregon. 146,763 


Total  unsold  aereage.34.638.873 
A  full  statement  as  to  status  of  land  grant  oa  Doe.  1. 1896.  was  given 
taOuonoUV.63,  p.  1O7O;  V.64.P.  83. 

fixed  annual  charges  of  the  new  company 
of  81388370  as  compared  with  the  old 
r  the  redemption  of  general 


rurA*caa.—  The  axed 
•rafe.217.3tIO.  a  redaction  of 
eompauy.    The  annual  slnkli 


, 

of  prior  Uen  bond*  reMrred  therefor. 


KAurraae,-On  Sept.  1, 189  ^ 

M  entire  system  including  St.   Paul  * 

•ea  heretofore  leased  but  now  owned.    E 

Fr.m,  -.vt.  1  t.,  1..-.  .  Jl.  :-...,.  .•MB* 

•7.409.5S2  I  Oth.  laooiae.   1O0398 

Taxes,  etc... •177.980 

ACTUAL  Rarorr— Report  tor  1884-93  was 

rrrtiuKitf  J*<M30.       1896.  i  -  •', 

rnWrJkt'^arnma*^    13lll9312   13310.699 
•sSCexpTeseTAe..;  803M         87S.799 


the  operation  of 
orthern  Pacific  and  other 
have  been  , 


Oh'g's  (4m.irJ.o- 
Bal.,  surp..    1394.687 

In  V.  61.  p.  364  and  334 

1  -  .  i  1893. 

84.136332    89317,034 
11363,499    17.017.629 


843385 


983,423 


•  t9.iM3.160  •17.434.981  •16.547.909  $34320.108 
..•7.775.071    8o.113.il99    «i.731/M9    •9.4O2.J97 


Taxes 43OW.7O8       •5O1.716       •10332%       »16J.1T!T 

•••tall,  etc. 163.100          25/.3.W          IS5.O6O          149.698 

J»s«oaei»ttMlaiiia>i«7.102.208    •13363*4    •l.l  U>,1°  J    •9.790369 
apt  laei.  land  salos.       423.71O          301.920          3393O3          549.802 


Total  net  Income,  ... 87327,913    8S.657.4s:i    •4.419.999    •9310,10') 
Balaaea^fter  pro  vU- 

iag  863173/0,  the 

interest  charges 

..-  .     sr.1310393  S«3O9336df.l.7G7.3Jl  sr.:i, 

Df BBCToaa.— ( Jl*e4*s1  tn  Oct.,  l-96t— Edward  D.  Adams,  Charles  H. 

•  •ten  M. i •  ill  ivrsy  E'>en  B.  Tnomas 

Robert  Baoon.  I).  Willis  JaoMa,  Francis  Lyade  Stetson,  E  Iwin    W. 
Winter.  Samuel  Spencer.  Dnmoat  Clarke.  Brayton  Ives,  James  mill- 

•M    M  :    I     .-••:',    535    ... 

OrriREM. -Chairman  of  Board  of  DUMtorm  Edward  D.  Adam*. 
How  York;  President,  Edwin  W.  Winter.  St.  Paul;  8eentary.  Charles 
r.  Coaney,  New  York:  Asstelaat Secretary.  Qeorge  H.Earltrtt." 


.  .. 

*  office.  3*  Wall  St.-<V.  Ki.  p.  KS5, 
•17.    10*0.  1063,  1070.1072,1116; 


Ihs 


w.  <-u*uv;,  .iew  ior« ;  Aasiswun  oemsary.  ueurxv  n.  r.»i  i,  i*  »  *u.. 
Treasurer,  Albert  E.  Little.  New  York;  (,'hl«f  Enginn-r.  K  H  M, Henry. 
fJsasrsl  3fanager,  J.  W.  Kendrlok.  St.  Pnul:  I..-H.T  il  <  •••unset,  Francis 
JL  Stetson,  >rw  York,  and  Charles  W.  Hunn.Ht.  Paul.  The  main  offices 
.are  located  at  St.  Paul.  Nei 
-1-.  --;.  M9  188.  101" 
...  83. 133, 181.) 

Northern  ParlHr  Terminal  Company,  of  Oregon.— Owns 
terminal*  on  the  Willamette  River,  Ore.,  at  Portland.  East  Portland  and 
AIM  na.  comprising  lands  270  acre*,  trackage  32  miles,  dock  frontage 
7304  feet.  Its  .ir.m.1  <vutr,»l  --t.»li. •:,  i  Port  H  LOT  .  H  :•'••' 
la  February.  1898. 

Lr.A*E.-Lea*erl  for  fifty  yean  from  Jan.  1, 1883.  Jointly  and  severally 
-then  Pacific.  Oregon  Ry.  A  Navlotkro  and  Oregon  A  California, 
aaraateed  rental  to  pay  Interest,  staking  fund  and  taxes. 
fonssosats  salos  la  baakmptcy  of  the  Northern  Pacific  and 
.  n  Navtgatioa  companies   termlaated   their  Joint   and   several 
•wnisiloas.   which   their  sueeessor   companies   have   not  assumed. 
Oreat  Northern  Ry.  Co.  tn  August.  1894.  arranged  with  Oregon  Ry.  A 
NoHfattoa  Co.  to  run  Joint  trains  Into  I'.-rtland. 

STOCK.— atoek  (83.OOO.ooOi  owned  by  «»<d  three  companies  (40  p.  c. 

by  Oregon  Ry .  A  Nav.  Co.,  4O  per  cent  by  No.  Pacific  and  2O  per  cent  by 

Oregon  A  Cat  RR.),  and  told  by  Central  Trust  Co.  of  New  York,  to  he 

delivered  after  payments  to  the  link.  fund,  which  Is  to  cancel  the  Immls 

Boxn*,— The  Onl  mortgage  is  for  85,000,000.   The  sinking  fund  Is  to 

retire  the  bonds  by  maturity,  bonds  being  drawa  at  110  and  Interest. 

••comber.  1896,  •109O.OOO  ants  had  been  issued,   of    which 

•130300  had  beea  retired  by  .Inking  fund.    (V.  63.  p.  11"  >l 

Northers)  Hallway  Co.  (California).— This  was  a  consolida- 
tion la  May,  1834.  owns  39Omllesof  railroad,  leasedfor  99  years  from 
JU|T  1.  i-.-.  u.  the  Southern  Pacific  Co.  Lessee  pays  fixed  charges 
*ad  6  p.  e.  oa  stock.  If  earned,  and  retains  snrplu*. 


The  capital  stock  authorized  Is  821,000.000,  par  8100;  Issued  $12.- 
896.OOO.  all  bat  » 183,800  being  owned  by  Southern  Pacific  Company. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— 11  mo*.,  J  18M.Qro*s,  82,031,007;  net,  $7S6,912 
Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30.  <  189!}. Gross.  1,840,191;  net,  370,574 

In  1895  gross,  82.029,998;  net,  8442.619;  Interest,  taxes,  etc.,  8630,- 
473;  bal..  deficit,  8187,854:  other  Income  net.  •93.327.  In  1894.  gross, 
82,166,121;  net,  8728,134;  other  Income,  •127,271;  surplus  over 
charges  In  1894. 83O5.7O9. 

\orthwesti-rn  Coal  Ry.— Allouez  Bay.  Wig.,  to  St.  Louis  River 
on  Minnesota  State  line.  13  miles.  Chartered  lu  1892.  Capital  stock, 
*1 ,000,000.  Mortgage  trustee  Is  Farmers'  Loan  A  Trust  Co.,  New  York. 
For  year  ending  June  3O,  1895,  cross,  89,019;  deficit  from  oper- 
ating, 81316;  mlsoel.  receipts  (rents  and  dock  earnings),  817,156; 
Interest  charge,  818,875;  balance,  deficit,  for  year,  86,235. 

Norwich  A  Worcester.— Owns  from  Norwich,  Conn.,  to  Worces- 
ter, Mass.,  39  miles;  branch.  Norwich  to  Allyn's  Point,  7  miles;  total, 
66  mile*.  Also  owns  entire  capital  stock  (8500,000)  of  the  Norwich  & 
New  YorkTransp.  Co.,  operating  boat  line  to  N.  Y.  City.  Leased  to 
New  England  RR.  for  90  years  from  Feb.  1,  1869;  rental  Is  8  per  cent 
on  preferred  ttock.  hut  lease  amended  In  January,  1897.  Stockholder* 
have  voted  to  extend  the  road  from  Allyn's  Point  to  Oroton,  (I  miles, 
and  also  to  Issue  81OO  OOO  of  4  p.  o.  thirty-year  bonds  to  provide  for 
the  6*  due  Mar.  1, 1897.  See  V.  64.  p.  133.  Common  is  86.6OO  Par, 
•1OO.  Preferred.  82,769.200.  Notes  payable  June  30, 1R96J|285,283. 
Year  ending  June  30, 1896,  receipts.  $247.10 4:  expenses,  8S40;  Inter- 
est, 834,000;  dividend.  8  p.  c.  (on  82.769.2OO  pref.). 8321.336;  balance. 
surplus,  for  rear.  •1.O28.  Total  surplus  Juno  30, 1890,  8903,832.  (V. 
63.p.  698;  V.  64,  p.  83.  135.) 

>ypano  Bat.— Road  from  Salamanca.  N.  Y.,  to  Dayton.  O.,  388 
miles;  branobe*— to  Oil  City,  34  miles:  other  brunches.  9  miles;  total 
owned,  4 Jl  mile*.  Leased  lines— Cleveland  4r  Mabontng  Vallev  RR., 
124  miles;  Sharon  Railway,  16  miles;  New  Oaitle  *  Shenango  Valley. 
17  miles;  Youngstown  A  Aiutlntown  Ry.,  1O  miles;  Westermau  RR. ; 
3  miles;  total  leased.  169  mUes ;  total  operated.  600  miles. 

A  reorganization  ot  the  New  York  Pennsylvania  A  Ohio,  sold  In  fore- 
closure Pub.  23, 1896.  Under  the  Erie  reorganization  plan  the  Erie 
acquired  title  to  the  Nypano  and  assumed  the  prior  lien  Indebtedness, 
equipment  trusts,  etc.  The  new  stock  anil  bondx  are  owned  by  the 
Erie  RR  and  Erie  securities  were  given  In  exchange  for  the  old 
lunlor  bonds  and  stock.  A  bondholders'  trust  has  been  formed  to  re- 
ceive Interest  and  dividends  accruing  on  the  Erie  securities,  and  dis- 
tribute them  ratably  among  the  old  N.  Y.  P.  <k  O.  first  mortgage  bond- 
holder*. See  V.  61,  p.  47-';  V.  62,  p.  437,  519,  909;  V.  63,  p.  uq. 

OKO>II  »Ilne.— Owns  from  Nolan's  Point  (Lake  Hopatcong)  to 
Sparta  (or  Ogden  Mine).  N.  J.,  10  mile*.  Leasedfor  999  years  from 
Jan.  1, 1883.  to  Central  RR.  of  N.  J.  for  5  p.  c.  per  annum  on  capital 
stock  and  8SOO  yearly  for  organization  expense*. 

Ogdemburr  tc  Lake  Champlaln  Kit.— Owns  from  Rouse's 
Point,  X.  Y.,  toOgdeasburg,  N.  Y..  118  miles,  and  leases  branch,  9  miles. 
On  June  1. 1886.  based  In  perpetuity  to  the  Central  Vermont  RR.  Co.  for 
inter  est  on  bonds.  DEFAULT.— The  Central  Vermont  was  placed  In  re- 
ceiver's hands  March  23, 1896.  and  Ofdeiubarg  A  Lake  Cliatnplaln  In- 
terest due  April  1  was  not  paid.  The  court.  May  21).  1806.  or.lored 
that  the  net  earnings  should  he  set  apart  For  Interest  payments.  V.  lij, 
p.  1O41.  KKCIIVF.RSIIIP— Receivers  of  the  Central  Vermont,  Charles 
M.  Hayes  and  B.  C.  Smith,  have  been  appointed  temporary  receiver* 
of  O.  A  L.  C.  until  March  1, 1897.  See  V.  63,  p.  715,  1116. 

Oontol.  iCorlgaaf  OommiUof.— Charles  Parsons,  Chairman ;  William 
Lummls,  Thomas  Denny.  Jr..  Chus.  K.  Halt.  Philip  V.  R.  Ely.  Over  97 
per  cent  of  the  consols  have  been  deposited  with  this  committee, 
anil  suit  has  been  broiiiht  to  form-lost)  the  mortgage.  Depositaries, 
Central  Trust,  W.  Y.  or  Old  Colony  Trust,  Boston.- V.  63,  p.  358,  4O2. 

REORGANIZATION  PLAN.— Plan.  V.  63,  p.  353,  authorizes  the  Issn 
anoe  of  tbe  new  securities  shown  In  table  above.    Old  1st  consols  to 
receive  110  per  cent  In  new  bond*  and  80  p«r  cent  In  stock    New  bonii* 
reserved  to  retire  guaranteed  bonds  of  1888  for  8318,000  (on  La.  M. 
Val.  Ex.  RR.)  and  for  Improvements,  etc. 

Or,  as  an  alternative,  the  plan  provides  for  an  amended  lease  to  the 
Central  Vermont,  guaranteeing  full  payment  of  back  interest,  future 
Interest  and  maintenance  of  the  property,  or  sale  of  old  consols  to  a 
syndicate  or  railroad  company  at  105  and  hauk  Interest. 

Stock,  common.  83.O77.OOO  (par,  81OO).  of  which  *i.*91,OOO  Is  owned 
by  Central  Vt;  preferred,  85OO.  On  Sept.  30.  1890.  loans  and  bills 
payable.  835.OOO.  Of  the  guaranteed  bonds  of  1888  (on  La  Mollle 
valley  Extension  RR.,  12  miles,  now  partially  abandoned),  88,000  are 
payable  yearly  (since  1893.) 

EARXIHOS.— For  three  months  ending  Sept.  30. 1890.  gross.  8224,343; 
net, 867,052:  Interest,  taxes,  etc..  *64,7 14;  bal ,  surplus,  82.338.  In 
1895,  gross,  82--, <»7;  '"•'.  *•< 5,070.  For  years  ending  June  30  : 

'!•    •  tirl.  Other  inc.  Int.,tajce*,cte.    Balance. 

1895-6...  .8754,420         8202,420        83.8OO       826O.623     dof.854,4O2 
1894-3....  768,818  268..-.51  3.564         207.943       sur.    4.172 

1893-4....  781,090  258,430  4.503  267,643      def.    4.05O 

-V.  63,  p.  76,  358.  4O2,  SO2,  560    602,  061,  713,  754,  794,  881,  923, 
1010  1063.1116.) 


106 


INVESTORS'  SUPPLEMENT. 


I  VOL.  LXIV. 


••bceriber.  will  confer  a  «re«t  faror  by  firing  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  dUcovered  In  tbe«e  Table*. 

RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 

Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OB  DIVIDENDS. 

pal,  When  Due. 
8tocki-lMt 
Dividend. 

for  explanation  of  column  beading*,  4o.,  tee  notes 
on  flnt  page  of  tabled. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

Wlimi 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
whom. 

169 
208 
33 
12 
13 

1886 

l*-<7 
1890 

1M!I2 

1HHM 

• 

1897 
1881 

1889 
I8M 

iKiin 

IHHti 

1888 
.-./ 

$1,000 

i.ooo 

1.IMMI 

1,000 

$2,000,000 
2,698,000 
341,000 
300.000 

r.o.ooo 
6,185,500 
(t) 
3.924,000 
See  text. 
2,798,OOO 
Bee  text. 
957,000 

J  2,394,600 

16,289,100 
2,000,000 
200,000 
498,000 
4,750,000 
3,000,000 
1,650,000 
1,912,000 
600,000 

225,000 
(t) 
(1) 
2,376,000 
19,625,000 

3,000,000 

5g. 
5g. 
6  g. 
6  g. 
6g. 

J.  &  D. 
A.  A  O. 
F.  A  A. 
J.   A   J. 
F.  i  A. 

N.Y.,  Central  Tr.  Co. 
do             do 
do             do 
New  York  or  Phlla. 
Phila.,  E.  W.Clark  &  Co. 

June  1,  1936 
Apr.  1,  1937 
Aug.  1,  1920 
July  1.  1922 
1938 

Offff  Hirer—  lit  :  m.  [•2.00O,(MX>],  $1  2,000  p.  m.,  g.c* 
Uen.  M.  (for  93,OOO,OOO),  gold.lst  on  30  mile*.  .0* 
B»rei»w.8p.4Glen.l»tM.,fOld,gu.,p.41.<end.)c' 
Huntliurton*BlgH.  IstM.  (1400,000),  gold,  gu.c' 
Rlpley  A  Mil)  Creek  l»tM.g.,guar.p.*l.,end.o'*r 
OAio  K.  rrr  rf  OAori.-Stook  (112,474,200  la  0  P.c.pf.) 

100 

1,000 
1,000 

i'.obo 

7 
6g. 

J."i"D. 

1  it  M  .  (auth.  $600,000)  to  be  l»sued  In  1  80  7  
OWo*>u/*.-litM.^4.000,000(*15,OOOp.m.)g...o' 
Receivers'  certificates  
General  (2d)  mortgage,  (for  $2,800,000),  gold..o" 
Ooniol.  (3d)  mortgage,  $8.000.000,  gold  

226 

226 

June,  '96,  pd.  Sept.,  '96 

June  1,  1921 

**• 
5  g. 

5  A6 

5Sg- 

i5g. 
6 

? 

!g- 

5 
5g. 

M.  A  N. 

See  text 
3.   A   J. 
J.   4  J. 
Q.-J. 
Various 
J.    A  D. 
A.  4  0. 
J.   4   J. 
F.  4  A. 
J.    4  D. 
J.    4   J. 
J.    4  D. 

May,'95,coup.  last  paid. 

May   1.  1921 
1944 
Monthly. 
July  1,  1926 
July  1.  19:« 
Jan.l  '97,13i%. 
Aug.,  1897 
Dec.   1,  1897 
Apr.   1,  19O4 
1904  &  1938 
Feb.   1,  1924 
Dec.   1,  1925- 
Jan.    1,  1910 
Dec.  1,  1903: 

CartnuU  Deo.,  1895  ($319,000  are  6s)  

108 
108 

1,000 

1,000 

100 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
1,000 

l.OOO.ti: 
l.lXHKtc 
1,000 

July,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 
do              do 
Boston,  Office, 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
Boston,  N.  E.  Trust  Co. 
Boston,  Office. 

Gen.  eoMOl.  M..  gold,  gu.6ybne«.O..l  8.W.,  end.o' 

•75-6-7 
1882 
1884 
•84S88 
1894 
1895 
1880 
1893 

.... 

Bonds  not  mort.  ($780,000  '84,  due  July,  1904)  .r 

]1(,,,i_                               .    cAr 

Boston  CUn.  F.  4  N.  B.  mort.  Int.  guar.  by  rental.c 
Old  Colony  Steamboat  bonds,  gold  (not  iiiorU.c* 

125 

Plymouth  A  Mlddleboro  1st  M.,  Int.  guar.(end.).o" 
Omitiui  Ilriilaed  Terminal  Ky.-lstM.($5,OOO.OOO) 
Omaha  K.  V.  <t  Ea*tern—\tt  M.  (see  text),  gold..e« 
Omaha  *  St.  L.  KK.—lut  M.,  g.,  subj.  to  call  at  par. 
Onoon*  OaL—  IstM-.g-dr-natlOO  gu.p.Al.<end).c* 

15 

145 
596 

IE8. 

1892 
1893 

is!)t; 

IK'.II; 
1887 

5 

J.   4   J. 

Boston. 

Jan.    1,  1912 

1,000 

New  York. 
New  York. 
N.  Y.,  South  Pacific  Co. 

Sept.  1,  1926- 
1901 
July  1,  1927 

4g. 
5  g- 

J.   4   J. 
J.   4   J. 

1,000 
100 

Ohio   KIrer.—  ROAD.—  Owns    from  Benwood,  opposite    Wheeling, 
•Vest  Va.,  to  Hunttngton,  West  Va.,  208  mUes  ;  trackage  into  Wheel-    1 

EARNINGS.—  Calendar  year  1896,  gross,  $686,336,  against  $774,512- 
n  1895. 

Int.,  fit.          Balance 

$270,628  sur.  $19,533 

263,322  def.     15,149 

264,433  sur.    22,381 

243,776  sur.    72,626 


Ing,  4  miles;  leases  Huntlngton  4  Big  Sandy  Railroad  (opened 
early  In  1893),  Huntlngton  to  Kenova.  West  Va.,  on  the  Norfolk  & 
Western's  new  line,  11  miles;  operates  Ravenswood  Spencer  4  Glen- 
vllle  Ry,  Rarentwood  to  Spencer,  33  m.;  Rlpley  4  Mill  Creek  Valley,  13 
m.;  total,  269  miles. 
STOCK.— Authorized,  $6,000,000;  outstanding,  $5,915,430;  par,  $100 

BONDS.— Trustee  of  the  first  and  the  general  mortgage  is  the  Fidelity 
Ins  Tr.  4  Safe  Dep.  Co.  of  Phlla.  The  R.  8.  4  G.  mortgage  is  for  $400,- 
OOO.  December  31,  1895,  there  were  bills  payable,  $225,000,  and  In 
treasury  were  $302,000  of  the  $3,000,000  general  M.  5s  and  $56,OOO 
Hunt.  A  Big  Sandy  6s. 

EARNINGS.— On  223  miles,)  1896. ...Gross, $892,597;  net, $301,939 
Jan.  ItoNov.  80(11  mos.)  J 1895. ...Gross,    806,567;  net,    287,062 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  Dec.  31.  Report  for  1895,  with 
balance  sheet,  was  In  V.  62,  p.  946,  showing  earnings  as  follows  on 
223  miles: 

Tear—  Gross.    Op.ex.tttaxet.     Net. 

1895 $887,271     $597,110     $290,161 

189L 712,431       464,258       248,173 

18»3 790,261       503,447       286,814 

1892 795,135       478,733       310,402 

Ravenswood  Spenoer  &  Olcuvillo  gross  for  1895,  $57,430;  surplus 
orer  operating,  taxes.  Interest;  etc.,  $1,217.  Rlpley  4  Mill  Creek  Val- 
ley gross,  1895,  $16,634;  surplus  over  charges,  $1,147.  (V.  62,  p. 
946.) 

Ohio  River  .V  Charleston  It). — Owns  road  from  Camden, 
8.  C.,  to  Marion,  N.  C.,  171  miles.  Also  in  operation  in  Tennessee  from 
Allisons'  MI1L>  to  North  Carolina  State  line,  32  miles ;  in  Kentucky 
owned  Richardson  to  Whltehouse,  8  miles.  A  reorganization  in  1894 
of  the  Charleston  Cincinnati  4  Chicago. 

BONDS  FOR  EXTENSION.— An  issue  of  bonds,  $15,000  amile,  was  voted 
In  July,  1895,  for  extension,  but  none  issued.  In  January,  1897,  It 
was  announced  that  an  extension  would  be  built  from  Blaoksbur} ,  S. 
C.,  to  Gaffney,  8.  C.,  and  that  an  issue  of  bonds  thereon  had  been  un- 
derwritten. On  extensions  in  North  and  South  Carolina!  it  is  said, 
$600,000  of  bonds  In  all  will  be  Issued.  June  30, 1896,  current  liabil- 
ities were  $59,179 ;  current  assets,  $38,669.  See  V.  64.  p.  181. 

In  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $200,069 ;  net,  $26,754 ;  taxes, 
etc.,  $17,288;  balance, surplus,  $9,466 ;  total  surplus  to  date, $23,371. 
In  year  1895,  gross,  $186,819.  lu  year  1894,  gross,  $168,456 ;  nor, 
$•24,951. 

Offlce,  310  Chestnut  St.,  Philadelphia.  President,  Samuel  Hunt;  Sec- 
retary, John  J.  Collier.  (V.  61,  p.  27;  V.  64,  p.  181.) 

Ohio  Southern  RH.— Owns  Springfield,  O.,  to  Wellston,  118  miles, 
and  Branches,  40  miles ;  extension  from  Sprinif Held  to  Lima.  68  miles 
(completed  In  Dec.,  1893) ;  total,  226  miles.  Lima  4  Northern  has 
built  a  line  from  Lima  northerly  to  a  junction  with  the  Wabaah.  See  V. 
61,  p.  925.  Traffic  principally  bituminous  coal. 

STOCK,  ETC.— Stock  outstanding,  $3,840,000;  par  $100. 

RECEIVERSHIP— DEFAULT— SALE.- Receivers  appointed  May  1 1,1895. 
Receivers  are  now  N.  B.  Matthews  and  E.  P.  Graffe  (appointed  Sept. 
18, 1896,  In  place  of  J.  R.  Megrne.  V.  61,  p.  325.  First  mortgage 
coupons  due  June  1,  1896,  were  paid  in  Sept.,  '96.  Dec  ember,  '9  <, 
interoft  on  Brats  was  not  paid.  Foreclosure  sale  under  the  2d  mortgage 
has  been  Indefinitely  postponed.  Application  to  Issue  receivers'  cer- 
tificate* for  about  $500,000,  to  be  ahead  of  first  mortgage,  was  made 
lu  January  aud  deposits  of  bonds  with  a  view  of  foreclosing  first  mort- 
gage were  asked  to  be  made  with  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.— V.  64,  p. 
o3t  1S1. 

OOMMITTKKS.— Pint  Mortgage:  Chairman,  W.  A.  Read  of  Vermllye  4 
Co.,  Simon  Borg,  Henry  Sanford,  Edwin  8.  Hooley  aud  Thomas  Denny. 

General  Mortgage :  John  I.  Waterbury,  President  Manhattan  Trust 
Company,  No.  1  Nassau  Street,  New  York,  James  D.  Smltti,  Chair- 
man, No.  42  Broad  Street,  N.  Y.,  Jules  8.  Baoue,  Rush  C.  Hawkins,  W. 
«.  Wiley  and  K.  L.  Oppenheiin;  depositary,  Manhattan  Trust  Co.,  N. 
Y.— V.  61,  p.  27,1065;  V.  62,  p.  139,  32O.  July  10,  1896,  trust  re- 
ceipts for  f  1,355,000  deposited  general  mortgage  bonds  were  listed 
on  the  New  York  Stock  Exchange.  A  reorganization  plan  Is  In  prepar- 
ation. 

RECEIVERS'  CERTIFICATES.— Certificates  for  $120,000  (July,  1895), 
wore  pledged  for  funds  to  pay  first  mortgage  coupons  due  June  1,  1895, 
their  lien  is  subsequent  to  the  first*.  V.  61,  p.  152,  367.  Additional 
certificates  for  $4OO,OOO  or  $500,000  to  provide  for  overdue  car  trusts 
labor  claims,  etc.,  have  been  applied  for. 

.Bonos. -Both  the  first  and  the  general  mortgages  are  to  the  Central 
Trust  (Joinpany,  as  trustee.  Of  the  consols  only  $200,000  have  been 
executed ;  they  are  held  as  collateral  for  car  trusts.  Car  trust*  mature 
about  $150,000  yearly  in  monthly  Instalments.  In  December,  1895. 
floating  debt  was  $3'JO,Ot)0;  lu  April,  1896,  generals  for  $287,000 
were  Issued. 


ANNUAL  REPORT. — Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Statement  for  1895  6 
was  In  V.  63,  598.  Charges  in  1895-0  are  approximate.  The  oar  trusts 
call  for  about  $154,200  yearly. 

Bro»>.          Net.       Int.  <t  taxer. 
$295,361    $368,120 
358,601       354,005 
338,839      291,123 


1895-8 $313,780 

1894-5 784,730 

1893-4 632,020 


Oth.  int.        Sal.  fur. 
(1)  def.$72,759- 

10,133     def.   11,627 
22,333     sur.  25,384 


-(V.  63,  p.  229,  459,  515,  560,  6»8  ;   881,  923,  1010;  V.  64,  p.  42,  83, 
135, 181.) 

Ohio  Valley.— Extends  from  Evansvllle,  Ind.,  via  Princeton  on  the 
Chesapeake  Ohio  4  Southwestern,  to  Hopklnsvllle,  Ky.,  139  miles,  of 
which  21  miles,  Princeton  to  Oracle,  is  leased;  branches,  9  miles. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Stock  is  $2,162,200  (par,  $100),  $1,297,500- 
of  which  sold  in  1891  conditionally  to  the  Chesapeake  Ohio  A  South- 
western, but  the  conditions  of  purchase  were  not  fulfilled.  Sundry 
accounts  payable  July  1, 1893,  $442,011;  oar  liens,  $16,139.  The  gen- 
eral mort.  trustee  is  Central  Trust  Co.  In  Dec.,  1893,  John  McLeod 
was  appointed  receiver.  In  Dec.,  1896,  road  ordered  sold,  but  sale  not 
to  occur  before  June  1.  Upset  price,  $1,050,000.  V.  64,  p.  42. 

Vinority  Bondholders'  Committee.— Appointed  in  Dec.,  1896,  Frank 
Riissak.  R.  L.  Edwards  and  Marcus  Mayer.  V.  64,  p.  42. 

EARNINGS.— For  years  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $362,581 ;  net, 
$100,462;  rentals,  etc.,  $14,040;  balance,  surplus,  $86,422.  In  1894-5, 
gross,  $355,964;  net,  $90,002.— (V.  60,  p.  481 ;  V.  64,  p.  42.) 

Old  Colony  RR.  (Itla»».)— Owns  road  from  Boston  to  Province 
town,  Mass.,  Newport,  R.  I.,  etc.,  495  miles;  leases,  108  miles:  total 
operated.  603  miles.  See  SUPPLEMENT  of  September,  1894.  Will  use 
the  new  Union  Station  In  Boston  when  completed.— (V.  62,  p.  547.) 

L8A8E.'— In  1893  leased  to  the  New  York  New  Haven  A  Hartford 
for  99  years.  About  $5,000,000  of  the  stock,  included  in  table  above, 
was  exchanged  for  New  Haven  stock,  and  is  held  by  that  company. 
The  lease  provides  for  dividends  of  7  p.  o.  per  annum  on  stock  not 
exchanged.  See  V.  56,  p.  247,  374. 

STOCK,  ETC.— An  increase  of  stock  from  $12,000,000  to  $15,000,000 
was  authorized  in  Nov.,  1889,  and  a  further  Issue  of  $2,000,000  to 
raise  the  grade  of  Boston  4  Providence  track  for  four  miles,  and 
$3,000,000  for  terminal  improvements  in  Boston  have  been  author- 
ized, making  total  authorized  $20,000,OOO.  In  Dec.,  1896,  $200,000 
of  stock  was  sold,  making  total  outstanding  $16.289,100.  In  Jan., 
1897,  $400,000  of  4  p.  o.  bonds,  due  1925,  were  sold  for  refunding,, 
making  $1,650,000  of  these  bonds  outstanding.— (V.  63,  p.  459.) 

FLOATING  DBBT.— Loans  and  bills  payable  June  30, 1896,  were  $872,- 
900,  against  $789,461  in  1895. 

DIVIDENDS  since  1881— In  1882,  6>«;  1883  to  July,  1891,  both  In- 
clusive, at  the  rate  of  7  per  cent  yearly ;  In  December,  1891  (dividends 
changed  to  quarterly),  2»10  per  cent:  In  1892,7;  In  1893,  March,  IV 
per  cent;  June,  2  "3;  thereafter  1%  per  cent  quarterly  under  the  lease. 

ANNUAL  RBPORT. — Operations  since  July  1, 1893,  are  Included  In  N. 
Y.  N.  H.  4  H.  report,  but  the  company's  statement  of  improvements, 
for  the  year  ending  June  30,  1890,  with  general  balance  sheet,  was 
given  in  V.  63,  p.  650.— (V.  63,  p.  358,  459,  602,  650,  1159;  V.  64, 
p.  42.) 

Omaha  Bridge  &  Terminal  Ry.— This  company  owns  and 
operates  a  double  track  steel  railway  bridge  across  the  Missouri  River 
between  the  cities  of  Omaha,  Neb.,  and  Council  Bluffs.  la.  Also  a 
line  of  railway  netween  Omaha,  South  Omaha  and  East  Omaha,  Neb., 
and  Council  Bluffs,  la.  In  April,  1 896,  had  in  operation  39  miles  of  track. 
It  has  connections  with  all  the  leading  railroads  reaching  Omaha. 
Mortgage  of  1893  covers  the  bridge  at  Omaha  and  the  lands  and  other 
property.  A  union  station  is  to  be  built  at  Omaha  to  cost  about  $2,OOO,- 
000.  President,  John  Lowber  Welsh,  Philadelphia.  (V.  62,  p.  41,  234; 
V.  63,  p.  969.) 

Omaha  Kaunas  City  Ac  Eafttern  RR.— Incorporated  July  24 
1896,  to  construct  a  road;  from  Pattonsburg,  Mo.,  to  Trenton,  Mo.,  3( 
miles,  to  connect  the  Qulncy  Omaha  4  K.  C.  (135  mile*)  and  the  Umahi 
4  St.  Louis  (145  miles),  which  roads  will  ultimately  be  consolidated  wit! 
the  O.  K.  C.  A  E.,  as  will  also  the  K.  O.  A  Northern  Connecting  Ry.,  7! 
miles.— See  V.  63,  p.  190. 

BONDS. -The  O.  K.  C.  A  E.  first  mortgage  bonds  are  to  be  Issued  a  j 
$20,000  per  mile  on  road  built  and  to  be  built  from  Beardstown,  111.,  o 
other  point  east  of  Mississippi  River,  to  Kansas  City  and  Omaha,  o 
Council  Bluffs  (see  V.  04,  p.  8-1)  with  additional  amouiits  for  tcnnin 
als,  equipment  and  bridge  over  Mississippi  River,  if  built ;  a  portion  o 
the  authorized  issue  will  bo  reserved  for  future  Improvements  on  th 
line  aforesaid.  Contracts  for  building  34  miles  were  let  In  Uecembei 
1«96.— V.  63,  p.  190,  459,  11 10  :  V.  ill,  p.  84. 

Omnha  ic  St.  Loul*|liK.— Owns  Council  Kind's,  la.  to  Pattomj 
burg,  Mo..  145  miles 


JANUARY,  1897.J 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    A1O)    BONDS, 


107 


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BAILBOADa. 


Date 

of 
Bond* 


Size, or 
Par 

Value. 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


n,™°?5,   „  Bate  per    When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Outstanding     ()„,£"  Payable  WTiom. 


Bond*— Princi- 
pal,When  Due. 
Stock*—  Last 
Dividend. 


Pref.  stock.  4  per  eeat.  aoa-cum.,  vol.  tr.  cert. 
Or.  By.  A  Bar.,  1st  M. bonds,  g.,s.  f..  dr-n  at  lOO 
OoaaoV»ortga»824^«M>».gold....... 


100 

1,000 

1,000 


$24.000,000 

10,998,300 

4.461,000 

15,174,000 


FEB.  20 


Utah  So.  M..  B.  Lake  to  Juan  (for  »1 ,95O,OOOj .  e 

Utah  So.  Extoa.  1st  M..  Juab  to  Frisco c 

I'tah  A  No.  equip,  bonds 

Idaho  Central  la*  mort.  Nampa  to  Boise  Cltyc  • 

0»n.  M.,  see  text.  gold.  red.  at  105 c- 

OoUafl  trust,  gold  (redeemable  at  105)  guar..c- 
tocramsa  TO  BE  LETT  Un>nmrBazi>— 
Or.  Bh-L.  1st  M.,  p.  A  1.,  gold-see  V.63.  P.802.C* 
Utah  A  Korth'n  1st  mort.,  81 2.000  per  mile    c' 
ConscL  M.. gm.. 815.0OO p. m. *f.not df  a*.e- 
TO  BE  IsaOKD  BT  THE  OftEGOl  8HOBT 


105 
138 


19 
1,482 


LOB 


1870 
1-7:. 
1879 
1887 
1887 
L8M 
1889 

1882 
1878 
1886 
BB:— 


OF 

100 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1.000 
300  Ac. 

1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

100 


I.  1896:- 
.:•..- u.-vs 
424,000 
1,526,000 
1,950.000 
36,000 
131,000 

M.-lU.'HKI 

13,000,000 

14.931,000 

a  4,993,000 

1,831,000 

27,460.100 
10.327,000 

7,183,000 
14,841,000 


•  Of  which  Union 
Jaa.1. 1 


J.   A   J. 
J     AD. 


N.  Y.,  Sec.  A  Trust  Co. 
New  York  &  Germany. 


July  1,  1909 
June  1,  1916 


7 
7 

3 
6 

if: 


5g. 


J.  *   J. 

J.  A   J. 

J.  A   J. 

A.  4  O. 

J.  A   J. 

A.  A  O. 

M.  A   8. 


Jan.,  '94,  coup,  lust  paid 
Jan. ,'94.  coup,  last  paid 
Oct.,  '96,  pd,  when  due. 
Jan., '94,  pd.  Feb.  19/94 
Oct.,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 
Sept.  ,'93,  coup,  last  pd. 


At  CO.'B  option 
July  1     1909 


July  1 


A  pr.l, yearlv. 


A.  Aug 


.;., '96.  pd.Nr.  13/96 
Jan.,  '97,  pd.  In  Jan., '97 
Jan./»7,pd.  Jan.  19/97 


Jan.    i 

Apr. 

Sept. 

Feb. 
July 
July 


1909 


1917 
'919 
1919 

1922 
1908 

I'.UI! 


J.   A   J. 


UptoS 


1st  coup,  doe  Jan.  1/97 

New  York,  when  earn'd 
do  do 


1947 


BISTOBT.  ETC.  ••ccissir  IB  Joaa,  1898  (per  plan  V.  62.  p.  41,  1177) 
•<  the  Omaha  A  8t.  Lam*  JtoUs>sv.a»ld  la  toreelosore  Jan.  27.  The 
••w  company  Is  u.  exist  until  scaaollaarkia  with  Qulncy  Omaha  A  K. 
e  Is  etobted.  wasn  tha  MassHdstsil  iiapaay  will  Se  operated  In  close 
with  the  K.  C.  Pitts.  A  Qalf  aad  accessary  extsaston*  and 
I  trallt.-8ee  K.  C.  A  5ortbern  OaaaecttBg  By.:  also  T.  64. 


p.  -i 

NEW  HEcrKinaa.—  Under  the 
<V.  63.  p.  tli.  the  old  /into  aad 
new  4s  aad  23  p.  e.  IB  BO 
tMt  to  radeSBgBoB  at  par. 


into  aad  sMSKsto  are  to  r 
BOW  taaiBm  or  stack:  the 


^mmmmfJt   *  VW  I  ,  inwWCV*  VU  •»•»  W    I*V>wW  V*VV««BB**BBI 

paid  at  Guaranty  Tnut  Co.,  N.  Y.    (T.  64,  p.  43.) 

EA*»i*<>*.-For  fiscal  year  eadtaf  June  3O,  181 
•a*.  $9X5»5.  In  1894-95  grcaa7$»OJ«l:  net.  8 
ltrocatBConic.9i33.907.  (T.  62.  P-  1177;  V.  88,  a.  I 


Oregon  A  Callfornls 
llae.3«7  miles:  Albany    ~ 
Oarvallls.  97  arfto*;  - 
~B.sW 


i  of  Dae.  18. 1895 

<la  receive  75  p.  e.  In  the 
•w  bonds  aresah- 
Bot  yet  lamed,  bat 
by  eerufleatesi  was 


8*6,  gross.  $317.884: 
81.9T7.     In   1393-94. 
9O:  V. 64.  p.  48, 84.) 

Portland.  Ore.,  to  CaUforala  Stale 
n.  12  BUM):  PorUaad  to 


torn  to  Lcbaaaq.  13  mllsa ;  PorUaad  to 
to  Xatrea,  93  Biles;  purchased  In  1893 
YamhUl  BB.;  PorUaad.  Ore.,  to  Alrtce. 
lal.  634  miles. 

LEASE.  ETc.-Leaaed  la  8aa*hcrB  PaaUc  Ca,  for  4O  years  from  Jann- 
•171,1887.  tke  lassac  gaaraatosmgtatoreatcn  the  bonds,  and  the  leaser 
rccalvtag  any  act arcfc  and  »a>ag  rtirni I  wtthaay  defleU  after  pay- 

*s*ock.  $1X000.000  e?  which 
Co.  Jan  1.1896.  $1.697.394, 
auas  the  bonds  p.  A  L  by  ea- 


. 
80.  Pae.  guaraat 


I  by  the 
i  at  par, « 

r.Sew 

•as  unaranl  to  prU  ted  oa 
» MbjEc*  to  BMrt.  wan  8> 

18M 

- 

-      . 


of  prinei- 

tB  late  Bet  land 
V  83.  p.  734. 

.    act.  8279.933 ;    Interest 
.11.  lBl894aToaa.$1.707.17&;BCt, 
•.1008-.  V  63,  p.  734.) 

Oregon  Central  A  Ka stern. —Owns  from  Yaqalaa  to  Idnaah, 
Ora.,  142  mile*.  Land  grant  waa  MO.OOO  acre*.  OrgaaUad  la  1899 
as  saeimor  of  Oregon  Pactfte.  sold  la  farectoaarc  Dee.  22, 1894. 

guwnrni    IB  mar  ending  !•••  m  inmt  srans  88n  nm  net.  817.- 

983;  BO  fixed  charge.,     la  ; 

4MC,  $y8»*M£.       PfVmACWnftta 


•  t.A.1 


.CarvallKOre. 


0,p.712.) 


«  .... 


OrngjOn  stallrosisl  A  >•» 
loattagum.  Ore.. 
dtoaTof  which  19   _ 

See  V.  69,  p.  988. 


l  660; 


«  Portland.  Ore.,  to 

;,-.      :-  ..     ;..... 
laa  PraactoM.  670 


OaaAXiXATios.-Orgaalsed  IB  Julv.  1894.  per  plan  In  V.  61,  p.  32 
aad  vn  j.  Pi  1.  and  A^lsacccaded  to  the  property  aad  rrancUsesii 
*•  •"<*«£•  «T-  *  *f***m.0p.  .-rf.ffftoracto.ure  under  th 


A  ^^    rinrmstlmnm    CVi 

a~BMrtg>f*  July  B  aad  of  the  branch  llns.  sold  J  air  10  aad 
i  •«.  p776.11«.    Old  stock  psld  asssasmeat  of  6  p.  e.    See 

also  V.  63.  D.  8\L    The  Oregon  Short  Line  A  Utah  Northern  when 
MorfaBtoadwfll  cwm  $UI.827V2OO  (a  majority)  of  the  ~mm* 
ttwOrcgoaBB.  A  Navigation  Co. 

:nio  Tmorr.— The  Central  Tiast  Co.,  as  trustee,  1s  to 
voting  power  an  all  stock  till  May  1,  19O6,  ualcas  the  trust  be  sooner 
•smriaatod  by  the  consent  ef  adders  of  two-thirds  cf  each  class  of 
-"—---  -'to  98  par  cant  cf  the  par  value 
•  paid  er  ha  fully  guaranteed. 
».f  which  89.289.- 
the right 


aad  eollaUral  trust  bonds) 


to  noinln- 


i  alM  V.  n.  a.  41 

i  Cf   1996  <a».lraet  V.  63,  p. 
st  Co.)  covers  all  the  company's 
f  1.063  miles  of  road,  of  which 
jga  cf  1879,  which  in  January, 
about  $7.doo  per  mile.    This 
TcC  by  (Inking  fund. 
.$9490.000  were   re- 
i  doe  cf  $4.900.000  irsts  (since  reduced  to 
'  O  wtll  be  used  for  betterments,  etc.. 
If  duaud  advisable,  of  addl- 
•sbta  Btrcr  or  elsewhere  at  the 
•mile  of  eOBCtrneted  road.    See  fur 
,  P- 

«r»«  martfuft  has  •  staking  tod  to  »ay  beads  at  or  below  1 1  o,  or  else 
draw  them  at  par  on  January  1.  la  January,  1897,  to  meet  sinking 
toad  raqslriBnili  for  1888-96,  both  Inclusive,  8473.NOO  was  used  to 
•BT  64Ar*09cf  these  hoade-scc  V.  64,  p.  84. 

LtTBCT  FA«»i»os—Frofn  Julv  1  to  Xcr.80. 5  months.  In  1  MM.  rrose, 
•2.314.407.  act,  81.1 17.100 


EAUTIXOI.— Receiver  reported  as  follows  the  earnings  of  the    old 
company  for  the  year  ending  June  30.  lHt)G.  Including  steamships : 
Gross  earning* 84.34O.791  I  Total  of  said  expenses.. 83,137.347 

DtdHrt—  I  Surplus  over  expenses.   1,203,444 

Operating  expenses —  2,776,503  J  Miscellaneous  Income..        27,429 

Taxes 1H5,O1S]  

Rentals  of  track.,  etc         193,827  |     Surplus  for  year 81,230,873 

FIXED  CHAEOKS.— Under  the  plan  the  fixed  charges  of  the  new  com- 
pany during  the  first  year  of  Its  operation  will  be  approximately:  In- 
teract on  $4,900,000  outstanding  first  mortgage  6s,  8294,000 ;  net  pay- 
ment on  account  of  sinking  fund.  829,520;  Interest  on  *15,174.OOO 
new  consolidated  mortgage  bonds  at  4  per  cent.  8606.96O ;  total  fixed 
charge*. 893O.48O, and  "this  amount  Is  considered  to  be  well  within 
the  canine  capacity  of  the  property."  The  fixed  charges  of  the  old 
Oregon  Railway  A  Navigation  Co.  were  81.3O5.25O. 

OmcEB*.— President,  E.  McNelll ;  Secretary  and  General  Attorney, 
W.  W.  Ootton ;  General  Auditor,  E.  8.  Benson ;  Treasurer.  G.  E.  With- 
I  niton.  General  office*.  Portland.  Ore.— (V.  68,  p.  76, 116, 155,  311, 
838, 458,  602,  881, 928, 928. 969;  V.  64,  p.  84.) 

n  Mort  Line  A   I'tah  Northern  By.— Owns  Granger, 


Orego 

Wyo.,  to 
Ogdea  to 


tana,  358 
to    Frisco, 


, 

HunUngton,  Ora..  343  miles:  branch  to  Ketchuiu,  Idaho,  7O  m.; 
MeCammon.  Idaho,  111  miles  ;  Pooatollo  to  Sliver  Bow,  Mon- 
mite* ;  Lehl  Junction  to  Tin  tic.  Utah,  34  miles  ;  Ogden,  Utah, 


, 

Ogden, 
hich  40 


. 

275  miles;  sundry  branched,  117  miles  (ef  which  40  miles 
narrow  jrauge);  total,  1,423  miles.  Also  owns  but  leases  to  the  Montana 
Union  By.,  iUrar  Bow,  Idaho,  to  Butte,  Garrison.  Mont.,  elb.,  57  miles. 
OBOAVUATtoif.—  Formed  la  1889  by  a  consolidation  of  the  Oregon 
Short  Line,  the  Utah  .Northern  and  other  lines.    It  was  controlled  by  the 
Union  PaeUe  Railway  Co,  which  operated  It  under  a  traffic  agreement. 
BECElTEaaair.—  On  Sept.  6,  1894.  the  receivers  of  Union    Pacific 
—  for  Oregon  8.  L.  *  Utah  Northern. 


8ou>.— On  Jan.  9  this  property  was  sold  In  foreclosure  to  the  reor- 
*~iry  G.  Nloholls  for  87.185,300.    The 


amount  realised  OB  the  consolidated  mortgage  of  1889  was  85,447,300, 
on  the  Utah  Boalhcrn  8703.000  and  Utah  Southern  extension  mortgage 
8975,000.  (V.  64.  p.  133.) 

Oicro»  PATHEm.— July,  1896.  coupons  on  U.  A  N.  first  7s  were 
~  Ian.,  1897,  coupon*  on  eonsoL  5*  was  paid  Jan. 
tagust,  1896.  coupons  of  Oregon  8.  L.jtr*li 
Utah  A  Northern  equip,  coupons  due  Oct., 
paia  WBBB  ana 

CArrrALSToca.— Stock  authorised  627.0OO.OOO  (par,  81OO) ;  outstand  - 
tag$»6.att,0»».  cf  which  Union  Pae.  Jan.  1.  18»5,  owned  815,116,703. 
pledged  as  pan  security  for  the  U.  P.  collateral  trust  notes  of  1891.  In 
April,  1896,  J.  P.  Morgsn  A  Co.  as  trustees  under  the  deed  securing 
these  Beta*  formally  approved  the  plan  of  reorganization— (see  V.  62, 
p.  684.)  In  the  reorganised  company  this  815,116,703  of  stock  (if  as- 
immmt  paid)  will  a*  represented  by  »7.558,351  of  the  927,460,100 
new  stock.  A  majority  of  the  new  stock  (or  $14370,000)  under  the 
plan  goes  to  the  old  bondholders. 

KEOEOAXIZATIOK  OOMMITTKE.— The  following  committee  formed  In 
December,  1895,  represent*  all  Interests  and  all  previously  existing 
committees:  Samuel  Carr,  Chairman:  Alexander  E.  Orr,  Nathanli-1 
Thayer.  Gardiner  M.  Lane.  W.  G.  Oakman,  A.  A.  H.  Hnli.sevaln,  Gordon 
Abbott;  George  P.  Butler.  Secretary,  54  Wall  Street.  New  York. 

REOBOAVDUTloir  PLAX.— The  plan  of  this  committee  dated  Feb.  20, 
1896.  was  published  at  length  In  the  CHUOXICLE  of  March  14,  pages. 
504,  6O5.  The  plaa  was  declared  effective  In  August,  1896;  It  has  been 
endorsed  by  the  committees  representing  all  the  various  classes  of  se- 
curities, who  bold  nearly  99  per  cent  of  the  bonds.  See  V.  62,  p.  726. 

The  Oregon  Short  Line  Railroad  Company  will  Issue  securities  a*  In- 
dicated In  th*  table  above,  the  annual  fl  xed  charges  being  reduced  from 
92.788^73  to  $1.833.270  and  the  mortgage  Indebtedness,  new  and  as- 
sumed, to  abcat  825.0OO  p.  m.  The  plan  provides  for  payment  of 
sisMim eaten  the  $13,827,200  of  Oregon  Ry.  A  Navigation  stock,  thus 
Insuring  to  tke  new  oompaav  a  majority  of  the  eommom  stock  of  that 
Important  property  as  reorganised. 

The  O.  B.  A  K.  stock  Is  to  be  placed  In  trust  as  special  security  for 
the  gtriti  B  intnut,  but  dividends  thereon  an  to  go  to  the  Short  Line 
company  except  as  needed  to  pay  to  Merles  B  their  full  Interest.  The 
Series  B  bond*  will  receive  If  earned  3  p.  o.  Interest  annually  for  first 


three  yean,  then  4  p.  e.;  they  will  be  represented  by  two  director*; 
their  cement  must  be  secured  to  any  lease  of  the  property  unless  tbelr 
Interest  U  guaranteed  thereby.    No  additional  lieu  shall  be  placed 
ahead  of  Serin  A  mnd  B  without  the  consent  of  a  majority  Interest. 
Of  the  836.5OO.OOO  new  flnl  eonioii.  8-24.172.OOO  will  l>e  reserved  to 
retire  at  maturity  the  loans  not  disturbed  and  92,OO1,OOO  will  be 
reserved  for  future  use,  the  balance  being  Issued  at  once.   These  bond* 
are  a  first  lien  on  about  40O  miles. 
Holders  cf  securities  disturbed  are  treated  as  follows : 

Pay  —A  na  rrrrirr  nae  Krmritlrt—. 
Antt»-    CftmsoJ.   SeriffA  SerietB      Com. 
UoidenafoM  Hruritlfi.       meat.    \tl  X.ta.  Inc'ma.  Inc'met.     Slock 

"  -     — none      850O        850O       $1,OOO 

none        5OO          5OO       l.OOO 

none        bOO  5OO        l.OOO 

none $1,OOO 


Utah  80.  gen.  M.  7s,  81.0OO 
do.     ext'n  1st  7s.  » l.OOO 
Or.8.L.AU.N.cous.,81,000.. 
Collateral  Trust  3s,  $1,000. . . 


Btock,8100 $12 


812 


50 


10- 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


RAILROADS. 


For  explanation  of  column  headings.  Ac.,  *ee  note* 
ou  firm  page  of  table*. 

o^go  ^  *"j^S~8to<!k('  °&  VL?*'  w:>u.**: 

OiMiuboni  4  XtuktiUe—  1st  mortgage, 


Miles 

of 
Road. 


39 
35 
35 

88 
48 
48 
48 
13 


164 


•dig  .    Currency  coupon  bond* « 

r'*J?    Sterling  bond* - ° 

S" S3  <  Gold  registered  bond* 

00  C  2.   Qold  coupon  bond* • 

<=n  =  »    Gold  sink,  fund,  1  p.  o..  not  drawn  .c 

So        I  Sterling (s. f.  In  19OO)  not drawn.c'*r 

Bonds  (P.  W.  A  B.  stock  a*  oollat.)  not  drawn. .  .r 

HavyYard  mort.  (extended  20  year*  In  1881) . .  .r 

Collateral  trurt  loan,  gold,  not  drawn. o 

Itonl^Ti.  j»ld  bond*  (s.  f.  5  p.c )  not  drawn  ...o- 
?2nn.  Car  Trust  (In  *erie*  payable  1 10  yearly) . . . . 
Penn  Raul  p.  Trust  (In  neries  payable  i,8  yearly  . 
Peiui  Rolling  Stock  Trust  (1-10  payable  yearly). 
Del.  Ave.  Market  1st  mortgage.... £ 


568 
568 
568 

Mi 

568 
MS 

r,c,s 
568 


Del.  Ave.  Market „-„ 

Delaware  Ave.  Bloodgood  property ...r 

Penn.  RR.  real  e»tate  purchase  money  gold  M.o  4r 


Date 
of 

Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

late  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

ill  IHVIDENDS. 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

1876 
1883 
1881 

1867 
1880 

1893 

$50 
1,000 
1,000 

1.000 

100 

i-JOO 
1,000 

50 

i'.ooo 

1OO 
50 
$  or* 
1,000 
l.OOO 
£200 

1,000 

1,000 
1,000 

£200 
1,000 
r,,ooo 
l.OOO 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
;,.ooo 
1,000 
1,000 

'438!000 
668,000 
2.OOO.OOO 
7,000,000 
£800,000 
1,84«,OOO 
630.0OO 
298,000 
110.0OO 
2,340,000 
533,700 
129,301,550 
19,997,820 
1,961,000 
2,757,OOO 
22.762,020 
3,498.000 
1,500,000 
3,000,000 
4,850,000 
7.702.0OO 
l.OOO.OOO 
9,900,000 
2.728.OOO 

I  5,532,000 

300,000 
200.000 
2,000,000 

9  per  mi. 
7 
5 
6  g. 
See  text. 

6  g. 
3  per  an. 
8  per  an. 

F.-A..20 
M.  ,V-    S. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  M. 
Various 
A.10AO. 
M.  A  N. 
J.    A   J. 
J.   A  J. 

N.  Y.,  Del.  L.  A  W.  RR, 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 
,v    Y.,  120  Broadway. 
N.  Y..  29  Broadway. 
N.Y.  Office  A  London. 
N.  Y.,  29  Broadway,    i 
N.  Y.,  44  Exchange  PI. 
N.  Y.,  44  Exchange  PI. 

6* 

Sri-   t.-\t. 

6 
6 
6 
6 

5  g. 
5  g. 
4  g. 
3>ag. 

4 
5 

^g 

(      4 
4S10 

4*io 
4  g. 

A.  A  O. 

M!"A"N. 

See  text 
Q.-M.  is 
J.&.D.IJ 
J.   A   J 
Q.-M. 
1C*  8 
M.  A  N 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A  D. 
M.  A   8. 
Quar'ly. 
O.-F*. 
Quar. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A  N 

Apr.,  '95,  coup,  last  pd. 

1867 

1875 
1  ST.'. 
1873-4 
1879 
1879 
1893 
1895 

1881 

IMS!) 
1MM4-8 

1892 

ISS'.t 

1892 
1893 

Philadelpliia,  Office. 
Phila.  Office  A  London. 
Philadelphia,  Office, 
do              do 
Phila.  office  and  London 
Philadelpliia,  Office, 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Farm's  L.  A  T.  Co. 
Lond.,Jolnt-St'k  Bk.Ltd 
Phila.,  Pa.Co.for  Ins.Ac. 
Phila..  Co.'s  Office. 
Phila.,Provld'tL.AT.Co. 
Phila.,  Gir'd  Life  Ac.  Co. 
Phila,,Provld'tL.AT.Co. 
Phila.  ,Tr.  8.  Den.  A  I.  Co. 
Phila..  Gir'd  Life  Ac.  Co. 
Philadelphia. 
Philadelphia. 
N.  Y.,  Fanners'  L.  A  Tr. 

pill.  When  Due. 

Stocks—  Last 

Dividend. 

Aug.  20, 1896 
Mcli.  1,  1907 
May,  1923 
Nov.  1,  1931 
Jan.  3,  1893 
Oct.  10,  1897 
Nov.  1.  1910 
Jan.,  '97,  4% 
Jan.,  '97,  4% 

Apr'.'i,"  1943 


Nov.30,'96,2ia 
July  1,  1910 
June  15, 1905 
June  15, 1906 
July  1,  1905 
Sept.  1,  1919 
Sept.  1,  1919 
May  1,  1943 
July  1,  1948 
July  1,  1921 
Jan.  1,  1901 
June  1,  1913 
Sept.  1,  1914 
1896  to  1898 
1896  to  1901 

1902 

Mch.  1,  1909 
Sept.  1,  1912 
May  1,  1923 


The 


La«t  instalment  of  $3  was  payable  August  3.    V.  62,  p.  1088 
Moment  IK  underwritten.          _  $2,235,952 

4.923'.121:   net,     2,182,259 


,  with  October,  1895,  and  subsequent 

flraT'moruli'e  wmVoover"the  "entire  line  from  Pecos  to  Washburn,  372 
lies  and  ?S  tondB  to  the  extent  of  $2,790,000  will  be  Issued,  togeth 
•  with  the  common  stock,  for  the  purpose  of  providing  the  funds  for 


o£on  By.  A^vlgatfon  stock 

f§' •»«$•&  'fcBSSS    iiHo  <fcS*83 

HI 7201199       216701122       1889       6,512,345       a.ozs.odo 

Average"  surplus  earn'gs  from  operation  1889-94,  inclusive.$2,274,431 
Avenife  Income  from  miscellaneous  sources 100,000 

Average  annual  net  Income  from  all  sources  1889-94. . . .  $2,374,431 
Actual  net  income,  all  sources  year  ending  Deo  31. 1895..$2,273,164 
Total  annual  fixed  charges  under  plan  (see  plan) l,8Dd,-7O 

iv  «<>  n  1<J9  279  365  462.503.504,  549,636.684,726,779,819, 
87(<T  gV  1088.  1140;  V  «3.  p  30,  116,  358,  515,  560,  602,  838,  881, 
1010;  V.  64,  p.  42,  84,  135,  181.) 

1 1. «»..-..  4  Syracuse.— Owns  from  Oswego,  N.  Y.,  to  Syracuse,  H. 
Y  ""miles.  Leased  in  1869  during  length  of  charter  and  renewal 
thereof  to  the  Delaware  Lackawanna  A  Western  Railroad  Company  for 
9  per  cent  per  year  on  $1.32O.4OO  stock  and  Interest  on  bonds. 

Owencboro  4  Na«l«vllle.-8ee  SUPPLEMENT,  May,  1894. 

i>  i...>, ii  r<  inn  -«< '  4  Alabama.— ROAD. — Owns  from  Padu 
cab  Ky  to  junction  with  Tennessee  Midland  at  Lexington,  Tenn. 
119'  miles,  and  operates  the  Tennessee  Midland  RR.  from  Memphis 


foreclosure  in  uciooer,  1895,  and  purchased  by  the  Louisville 
A  Nashville,  which  In  October.  1896.  authorized  its  lease  to  the  N.  C.  A 
8t  L  which  ha»  operated  the  road  since  Jan.  1, 1896;  action  on  this 
See 'by  N/ C.  A  St.  L.  stockholders  was  postponed  90  days  from 
Sent.  9  1896.  V.  63,  p.  458. 

is  to' redemption  of  bonds  »ee  V.  63,  p.  459. 

EAKNiNGB.-On  Paducah  road  proper  for  year  ending  June  30, 1895 

STINTS'.  ?.%^%»7;  $%ffi3&&  »? 
Panama  BK.— ROAD— Colon  to  Panama,  48  m.    Completed  Jan 

no     Ifl'Sf) 

In  December,  1895,  an  agreement  was  made  with  Pacific  Mail  8.  8 
to  run  three  years,  and  cover  Joint  traffic  between  New  York  an( 
Central  America,  Mexico  and  the  U.  8.  Pacific  coast.  V.  63,  p.  76. 

DIVII.KNDS.-  5   '85     '86-7     '88     '89     '90     '91     '92     '93   <  None 
Since  '84  p.  ct.  J    10       nil.        23       9        5        5        2        2    J since 

BONDS.— As  to  holders'  right  to  extend  the  general  mortgage  bond 
Is.ued  in  1892  see  SUPPLEMENT  of  January,  1894.  Of  the  general  7 
£94  "OO  were  In  treasury  In  Dec.,  1896,  and  £138,600  in  sinking  fund 

Till-  tiili'idii  imudH  are  secured  by  an  assignment  and  pledge  mad 
bv  the  U  8  ol  Colombia  to  the  trustees  of  $225,000  annually,  of  th 
annual  siil>*l'ly  "r  rrntal  to  that  extent  payable  to  said  government  b 
the  rounmny,  and  are  drawn  and  paid  off  on  November  1  yearly  wit 
uiysiirp  us  of  the  snlwldy  not  needed  for  Interest,  $102,000  bond 
helng  paid  Nov.  1, 1895,  and  $107,000  on  Nov.  1, 1896. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  Dec.  31.  The  report  for  1895 1 
CHRONICLE,  V.  62,  p.  680.  showed  earnings  as  follows :J 

(inns  Net.         Other  inc.     Int.,  etc.  Balance. 

1805  ....$1,311,634    $491,815    $394,805       f489,919 
1H'.U    ....   i;o5«,533      314,370      306,821          490,738 


siir.  $396,70 
sur      130,45 


i'047'.OlO      130,249      367.114          515,933    def.       18,5'. 
11435,990      487,636      332,752          462.573    sur.     357.81 
-(V  59  'p.  1008 1  V.  60.  p.  523,  6O4,  837.  874;  V.  61.  p.  470, 569, 1013 
1108;  V.  62,  p.  594,  68O,  742, 1140;  V.  63,  p.  76,  7<a.) 

Palernon  4  IItid»on  Blver.— Owns  from  Weehawken,  N.  J.,  tx 

Paternon   N  J.,  13  miles,  double  track.  Leased  In  perpetuity  at  $48,4O< 

per  year  t"  Erie  RR.  (formerly  New  York  Lake  Erie  A  Western),  form 

Ing  part  of  Its  main  line. 

Patrr*oii  4  Kamapo.— Owns  from  Paterson,  N.  J.,  to  New  Yor 

•M-ushUHn^aMfi^^^rf^i^^jip.^ 


It  was 


Sept.  9, 


erly  N.  Y.  'l.   l 

legal  existence,  at  $26.500. 

Peco»  Valley  By.— In  operation  from  Peoos  City,  Texa 
to  Eddy,  89  miles;  exteiiKlon  Eddy  to  Kos well,  74 miles;  totaloperate 
n  May  1896, 164  miles.  The  Irrigation  system  now  completed  wl 
supply  250,000  acres  with  water  and  finally  will  supply  40O.OOO  acre 

REORGANIZATION.— In  June,  1896,  to  provide  for  building  an  exten 
slon  from  Roswell,  N.  M.,  to  a  connection  with  the  Atchlson  Topeka 
Saute  Fe  at  Waxhburn,  a  distance  of  2o-<   miles,  reorganization  wa 
dertuken     The  present  mortgage  will  lie  foreclosed.    The  new  caj 
talizatlon  will  be  *3.162,OOO  first  mortgage  5s,  $3,162,000  prcferre 
6p  o.»tock,  non-cumulative,  and  $3,162,000  common  slock. 


ivnc  IE  reoreanization  the  road  is  in  the  hands  of  E.  O.  Faulkner  ot 
ddv  N  M  ,  as  receiver,  and  $110,000  of  receivers'  certificates  have 
een  authorized  to  pay  the  floating  debt  and  to  make  some  improve- 
,ent  i  bridges,  etc.  The  Reorganization  Committee  consists  of 
hainuan  John  8  Wise,  44  Broad  St.,  N.  Y.;J.J.  Hagerman,  William 
lotoli  Benlamln  Graham,  Charles  A.  Otis  and  D.  MoCool.  A  majority 
"the  boudshave  been  deposited  with  the  Central  Trust  Co.  of  New 
•ork.-See  V.  62,  p.  1088. 

F » nwTNdR  _\'ear  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $89,400;  net,  $4,760  ; 
thi? TucSme,  $30J10;  cnarges,  $175,627;  balance,  deficit,  $134,757. 
u 1894-5 "gross, $162,293 ;  net,  $40,193.  In  1893  94  gross.  $90,611 ; 
et.  «80276  J  J.  Hagerman,  President,  Colorado  Springs,  Col. 
(V.  59,  p.  601;  V.  62,  p.  950, 1088.) 

IV ii ii* viva  11  la  BB.-rSee  Jfap;-LlNE OF Ro AD— The  Pennsylvania 
vstem  embraces  8,874  miles  of  main  track,  1,698  miles  of  second  track 
nd  4,108  miles  of  sidings,  including  all  east  and  west  of  Pittsburg. 
At  the  close  of  1894  the  mileage  operated  east  of  Pittsburg  A  Erie,  on 
which  earnings  as  reported  were  based,  was  divided  as  foUows: 
ylvania  Division  and  branches,  1,602;  Philadelphia  A  Erie  Div  sion, 
548-  -United  Railroads  of  New  Jersey  and  branches,  521;  total  ope- 
ated,  New  York  to  Pittsburg,  with  branches,  2.671. 
ORGANIZATION,  LEASES,  Ac.-The  charter  of  the  Pennsylvania  Rail- 
road was  dated  April  13, 1846.    The  Pennsylvania  Company  control* 
all  the  lines  west  of  Pitteburg  and  Erie,  the  Pennsylvania  Railroad 
Company  holding  all  its  stock.    Control  of  Cresson  Clearfield  Co.  A 
N™"  Short  Route,  Terre  Haute  A  Indianapolis,  Toledo  Peoria  AW. 
and  Cleveland  &  Marietta  was  obtained  in  1893,  thus  adding  965  miles 
ii  the  system. 

SECURITIES  OWNED.— The  total  cost  of  these  to  January  1, 1897,  was 
$118  035,906,  most  of  which  are  pledged  to  secure  Pennsylvania  issues. 
Revenue  derived  from  these  securities  in  1895,  $4,353,98  / . 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— Stock  authorized  by  law  $151,700,000 ;  the  amount 
outstanding  has  been  increased  from  time  to  time,  chiefly  by  sale  at 
jar  to  stockholders,  for  new  acquisitions,  etc. 

DIVIDENDS  J '83  '84  '85  '86  '87  '88  '89  '90  '91  '92  '93  '94toNoy.'96 
percent.     *8>«    7     5     5   5^2    5     5    5H!    6     6    t5        5 yearly. 

t  And  also  2  per  cent  In  scrip. 

BONDS.— Interest  on  general  mortgage  6s  of  1867  Is  payable  on  coupon 
bonds  January  1  and  July  1 ;  on  registered  bonds,  April  1  and  October  1 

The  consolidated  mortgage  of  1873  for  $100,OOO,OOO  secures  all  the 
consols  equally,  though  issued  at  different  dates;  of  the  amount  author- 
ized, a  sufficient  amount  is  reserved  to  retire  the  general  mortgage  of 
1867  It  covers  all  the  property  and  franchises  of  the  company, 
Including  its  main  line  from  Philadelphia  to  Pittsburg,  and  branches, 
being  a  total  of  568  irlles,  partly  four-tracked,  together  with  real 
estate  and  equipment.  It  is  also  a  first  lien  on  the  company's  leasehold 
interest  In  other  railroad  lines  and  canals,  as  well  as  on  shares  ana 
bonds  of  other  companies  of  an  estimated  cash  value  of  over  $oO,000,- 
OOO  These  securities  produced  in  1892  an  income  of  over  $2,t>00,00< 
Sinking  fund  for  consols  Jan.  1, 1896,  held— Consols  canceled,  $1,771,- 
980;  other  securities,  $3,567,820. 

The  4per  cent  loan  0/1881  Is  secured  by  pledge  of  Philadelphia  Wil- 
mington A  Baltimore  stock. 

The  collateral  trust  loan  of  1883  Is  secured  by  the  deposit  of  mortgage 
bonds  of  subsidiary  lines  to  the  par  value  of  $13,600,000. 

The  guaranteed  securities  are  bought  with  1  per  cent  of  the  net  incoi 
yearly"  and  $9,938,265  (par  valuejso  purchased  were  held  Jan.  1, 18 

GUARANTEED  BONDS.— In   addition   to   "guaranteed   rentals,"  the 
Peunsvlvanla  RR.  is  contingently  liable  under  guaranties  on  certain  < 
the  boiids  of  the  following  companies,  the  nature  of  the  guaranty  being 
described  in  the  separate  statement  for  each  company— which  see. 


Allegheny  Valley  Ry. 
Amer.  Steamship  Co. 
Bait.  A  Potomac  RR. 
Belvidere  A  Del.  RR. 
Camden  A  Burlington 

CHI  1 111:11  iy  RK. 
Chartlers  Ry 
Connecting  Ry. 
GirardPt.  Storage  Co. 


Kiver  Front  RR. 
Susquehanna  Coal  Co. 
Trenton   A    Delaware 

Bridge  Co. 

Tyrone*  Clearfleld  Ry. 
United  N.  Jersey  RK. 
West  Chester  RR. 
Wesfn  Pennsylv.  HR. 


Harrisb'g  Portsmouth 
Mt.  Joy  A  Lane.  RR. 
Junction  RR. 
Mt.  Holly  Lumberton 

A  Medford  RR. 
Pennsylv'a  Canal  Co. 
Phila.  Germantowu  * 

Chestnut  Hill  RR. 
Philadel'a  A  Erie  RR. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— Mortgages  and  ground  rents  payable  were  on 
Jan.  1,  1896,  $4,003,070.    In  July,  1895,  $5,000,000  consol.  3^8  were 
sold  for  Delaware  River  bridge,  construction  and  betterments  during 
1895.    (See  V.  61,  p.  69.) 
LATEST  EARNINGS.— Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30  (11  months)  directly  operated: 

Lines  east  of  Pitta-  (  1896,  gross $56,904,272;  net,  $16,565,47: 

burg&Erie.       \  1895,  gross 58,987,572;  net,    17,9-3,17 

Llnestce«(of  P.  AE.. Gross dec.  2,829,700 ;      dec.  1,896,9* 

Statement  to  Inter-State  Commerce  Commission  for  year  ending 
June  30, 1896,  was  given  in  V.  63,  p.  752. 


JANUARY,  1MI7.J 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BOKDb. 


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Hnbecrtbera  will  confer  m  great  favor  bjr  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  lu  tlie»e  Tables. 


RAILROADS. 

M    ,  - 

Date 

Size,  or 

on 

•ERE8T 

OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Boiuli—  Prlncl 

Per  explanation  of  column  heading*,  Ac.,  tee  note* 
on  flint  pave  of  table*. 

of 
Road. 

of 
Bonds 

Par 
Value. 

Amount 

Outstanding 

Bate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Btoclu-lMl 
Dividend. 

•SO 

$21.000.000 

See  text. 

PHtsburg,  Co.'s  Office. 

Jane  1    1894 

'BoBids,  see.  byP.Ft.  W.AC,  stock  (s.f.dr'natlOW.r 
Bonds,  gold,  tee.  by  pl'ge  A  guar.  (not  dr>n)..o*ar 
Car  tnuu                                    

— 

1877 
1881 

1.  > 
1,000 

283,000 
19.467.0OO 
1.49G.842 

6 

r» 

Q.-J. 
J.   A   J. 

Various 

Phlla..  Tr.  B.  D.  A  I.  Co. 

N.  V..  Nat'l  city  Bank. 

July  5,  1907 
July  1,  1921 

fw,»iu»(iaiii«  *  forUufttlfm    Btocll.  *2,5OO.OOO.  . 
Belrs  Oap  Extension  1  it  mortgage                     .v 

62 
24 

1878 

so 

1  

2,250,1100 

-  1    1  M  ..  I 

-,,.  :.  \: 
6 

J.   A  J. 

r.  A  A. 

Phlla.,  Ou.TT.  A  8.  D.Co. 
Phlla.,  26  So.  15th  St. 

Jan.  10,  1805 

ConsoL  mort.  (for  »55O.OOO>  s.  fund  not  dr-n.c' 
Clearneld  A  Jefferson  1  it  mortgage,         .      ,  ,  .  n* 

24 

• 

1888 

iOO  A. 

tOO  AI- 

145,000 
1,000.000 

6 
g 

A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J 

Phlla.,  Qu.Tr.  *  S.  D.Co. 

Apr.   1,  1913 

General  mortgage  for  02  9OO  OOO.                       <•• 

,.  •• 

;-  .0 

1  000 

1  O21  OOO 

5 

J    A   J 

Phlla.  Ou.Tr  A  8  D  Co 

Car  tnuU.  «74~OOO  doe  yearly.  .  . 

371,000 

5 

Mar   '97  to  '03 

^^V*ii«  V^-itt.:  8  p.  c!  rentM  c.  R.I.AP. 
.Pfo  Itotafw  4  £ran*r.  —  Receiver's  certificate  

47 

180*5 

100 

1,500.000 

1.:  "i- 

8  per  an. 

F.  *  A. 

N.Y.,Ch.R.I.APac.RR. 

Feb..  '97,  4% 

Stock  authorized,  •9.9OO.OOO  

1OO 

-.-:<-  -I»P 

1st  M.  (Peorta  Drv.),  gold  c. 
Ut  m.  (Bvansv.Dlv.,  Mattoon  to  Evan.vllle,!  g.e- 
•  if-lH  mortgage,  gold                                          c' 

i"08 
LM 

•ju 

1880 

1--,, 
:--•: 

1,000 
1,000 

:,.«HI 

1  ,287,000 
1,470,000 

•J.O--   .HMI 

B- 

i 
g. 

J.   A   J. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A  N. 

July/96,  pd.  Dee.  24/96 
M  .:  ,'•6.00'  all  n,"99 

Nov.,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 

Jan.   1,  1920 
Sept  1,  1920 
NOT    1    192A 

Chicago  A  Ohio  RIverDlr.l.tmort.  (see  text.).. 
I  noome  mortgage,  075O,OOO  

T7 
T7 

IBM 

1--.; 

500  Ac. 

250,000 
618.8OO 

M.  A  X. 

See  text. 

1916 
1916 

—          -  —  --  -      -4aBaK 

100 

10,OOO,OtX) 

lad.  Bloom.  *  Weet.  let  Sf..  pref..  Int.  guar.  .  .CAT 
Ohio  Indiana*  Wart.  1st  M..  pref.,  cold.  tot.  gu  c- 
P.  A  E.  ooneoL  M.  B10.000.000.  Interest  guar..o- 
2dooneoL  mortgage.  Income,  non-cam  Ulan  ve.  ..« 
J»»»  la  J  -fifrtii  rfif  fri  —  1st  mortgage,  gold,            c 

KM 

9 

._,,  ,._. 

• 

1879 
1888 
1890 

1-..,, 

i--; 

100    A, 

500  Ac. 
1,000 
1.000 
l.OOO 

1,000,000 
500,000 
8,103,000 
4,OOO,OOO 
1  495  OOO 

» 

J.   A   J. 
Q.-J. 
A.  A  O. 
April  1 

(f   f 

N.T.,  J.P.Morgan  A  Co. 
do              do 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  when  earned. 
N  Y    Central  Trust  Co 

Jan.  i,  1900 
Apr.  1,  1938 
Apr.  1,  1940 
Apr.  1,  1990 

M  mortgage.  g<»M  T.  7.  ..  7.  ........   ,  r 

20 

i--: 

l.OOO 

1.499.0OO 

4 

M:  A  N. 

'do              do 

jfcb    i*  1921 

I  Dee.  31.    Annual  i 

The  report  for  I- 


Tuesday  In  March. 

p.  437, 463,  408.  giving  full  particulars. 


AnDALRcroBT.-FlscaJ  year  ends  Dec,  31.    Annual  meeting  U  held 
at  Philadelphia  oa  set 
la  the  CIIBOSICLB.  V.  62.  p.  437, 
BAjurrvoa  o*  ALL  LI««S  BOTH  BAST  AjrD  WMT  or  rinaauBO  AMD  KBIB. 

The  figures  for  1805  and  1894  are  mad*  up  on  a  dlnVrent  basis  from 
BiOTteS  v«am-e**«4Ms*lalY.  02.  p.  437. 

Tt*r*uli»e  Du.31-  :-••  L8M 

OroM  earning. •132.720^12          •liO.137.O54 

OperatiBC  ezpenaes 'J2.859.287 


Net  earnings 039,061.526  $35.105,841 

The  Income  account  has  been  as  fotows.  the  "net  Income"  given  IB 
the  first  line  being  the  aaoaat  of  Income  after  dedaettag  Interest  paid. 

uooau  Aooomrr  or  rajmTLVAjru  BAILBOAD  OOHTAIT. 
Tttir  ending  Dtf.  31-  l->  1094.  IfM 

*OtlBeoawPenn.RR.DIVn  09.778.233  OS.779.25M  •1O.296.248 
Votloseorgalnon  X.J.DIv.  0re/U  727,694  mJU  079,461  <«*•  194^20 
Gain  oa  PhUa.  A  Erie  Dtv.. 


11.400    prvStl  14,716 


•  •r 


•  10.530.432 

87.317 

•M.7M 

: ...  na 


Balance  to  credit  of 
Drrkteads 


•10,116,435 

73.895 

S24.78O 

242,075 

2.163.210 


•MM.002       02.110.372       02.804.820 

EOM.470          7.369.748          7,311.619 

16)  6,465,011     (5)6.464.»47    (9)6,400^00 

•911.107 
-f  1.640,073 


fo  credit  of  profit  and  loss.       •2.169.459          0895.099 
Batla  sefrnVof  claims.  Ac. 


Bal.  profit  and  loss  Dee.  31. 


to  1894.  la  adjustment  of  United  sT.  J.  RR.  aad  Phlla. 
•oats.  04.217.620. 


<  1  i  ••    133.  872;  V.  61.  p.  2f ,  00. 190. 472,795;  V.  62, 

M3.4I       137,   4*3,  4*8,   603,  690,704.726.1087;  V.  03,  p. 

•U.) 

w'bat  has  ahi'rge  of  ail  the  system  of  the 
west  of  Plttaborg.  Its  llaea  Including : 

COVTBOLLBDBT  STOCK OWJt BBSBtr. 

BH 

cin.  *  Mosklngam  Val.  By..  1148 

OUrtUad  *  Marietta  Ry iff 

Torre  Haute  A  Indianapolis..    180 
Line,  leased  to  T  II.  *  I         615 
Cla.  Rich.  *  Port  Wayae  I .          8« 
Wayneaborg  A  Washing.  RR.      18 

COTTBOLI.KH    Jul*Tl.r     WITH 

(mi* 

Pitt*.  Chanters  AYoufhRj.  17 
Tol.  Peorla  A  Western  RR  .  7231 
Trackage 131 


Penn.)l,.nl. 
company  owns  no  road  la  fee  bat  has 
Pennsylvania  MmUnmd  Co. 

LBASaD  BT  TBAXSVEB  rBOM  FA.  BB. 
PlttA.Pt.  W.*Ch-Ky.,etr.-  Milt*. 
Pitta.  toOh..  via  Pi  W..ete.  16u8 
Brie  A  Pttlaburg  RK..  etc  ..  f  W 
Cleveland  A  Pitts.  KK..ef 

LBA.BO  I-lsai  Tl.T  BT  TA.  OO. 

Pttts.  Young..  A  Ashti. 
TotaswWald.Val.AUhioRB.1126 


>1  operated  directly.  .  . 
HOI.LBU  M  i  •  r  ..  K  ownEBsiiir. 

hie.  A  Bt.  Loots  - 
Pltt.l.ur. 
In.n»i.»|.  *  Vlurennes  RR.  1  133 

.1  all  Hoes.  ...................................................  3382 

i  Also  eoMroUM  by  stork  ownership.    1  See  statement  for  this  co. 
perated  by  ur 


I  O 


. 
rand  Rapids  *  Indiana. 


'  -hanered  la  Poansylvaala  April  7,  1870,  aad  oper- 
te. all  the  Pennsylvania',  leased  ttaos  west  of  Pltuburr.     Its  stoek 
owned  by  the  PennsylTaala  ArilrMst.    On  Doeember  31,  1895.  Ik* 


. 
Of  these  seoarttMs  part 


said  beiow. 


stoek.  and 

•39,196.081 
of  •1.4O1.408. 


DtvtDBiTD*.— In  1893,4  per  eeat:  then  none  till  1892,  when  4  per 
OMt  was  paid  la  March:  In  1*93.  March.  4  p.  r.;  la  1894.  June,  4  p.  e. 
*.-a,i  p.  t.  bond*  are  secnred  by  B4.OOO.OOO  of  Ptu»nurg  Fort 
A   tTtfeagospeetal  stock.    If  aot  e/srad  oader  sinking  fund 


provlaloas  at  106  they  are  oVoant  at  1OO.    The  ff*M  aen4s«o/1921 
aross*an«  by  a  deposit  In  trust  of  the  leasee of  the  Ptttab.  Port  Wayne 

the  Clove.  A  Plttsb.  and  Erie  A  Plttab.  railroad.,  and  of  bonds  , 
aad  «toek.  having  a  »-ar  value  April  1,  1081,  of  024.171.63O,  as  wall  I 
•»  »-r  HOB  oa  eertala  real  estate.  They  are  also  guaranteed 

Pennsylvania    Railroad   Com- 
we  of  the  mortgage  are  w.  H 


Income  account  has  shown  after  payment  of  all  obligatory  charges . 
la  1890.  net  profit.  $1.081.958;  In  1891.  net  profit.  01,729.938;  In 
1892.  profit.  01.229.974;  In  1493.  profit.  •1.O50.476;  In  1894,  loss. 
»687.47ti ;  In  1895  profit.  0947.O34.  (V.  63.  p.  78,  TM.) 

Pennsylvania  *  Morthtrestern.— Owns  Bellwood,  Pa.,  to 
Horatio,  62  mile. ;  total.  Including  branobee,  75  miles.  A  consolidation 
Jan.  1. 189O.of  the  Bells  Oap  and  Clearneld  A  Jefferson  roads. 

DiviDBXDB.-In  1890.5  p.  e.;  In  '91.5;  In '92.  5>«;  In  '93. 6  p.  «.;  in 
1894.  Jan..  2  p.  c.;  la  July  none ;  la  1899.  2  p.  a;  In  1896.  none. 

Bom*.— Of  the  B2..1OO.OOO  general  mortgage  bonds  sufficient  are  held 
to  retire  the  prior  tasoes.  whoa  doe. 


BAKKIMM.-IB  year  1896 


814  :  net.  0190,681  ;  Interest. 


Pen*.  Poaghk.  *  Boston.  -See  LEHIOH  A  NEW  ExoLA.tn  RR. 

Peorla  Drralur*  Kvansvllle  Ry.—  Owns  from  Pekln  to  E  vans  - 
TlUe.  227  Bule.;  branch.  6  roller  Chicago  A  Ohio  River  DlvUInn,  Sldell 
to  West  Liberty.  78  miles  (laid  mostly  with  Iron  rail*);  total  owned 
311   miles;  Joint  track  to  Hervey  City,  7  miles;  leasts.  Pekln,  lit,  to 
PVorla.    III.  10  miles;  through  Deoatur  3  miles;  total.  331  miles. 

HirroBT.—  Companv  owns  f25O,OOO  Peorla  A  Pekln  Union  stock 
:  >.  A  E.  owns  •22O.OOO  of  the  0250.000  Chloagn  A  Ohio  R  firnts 
outstaadlBC.  as  In  table  above,  and  has  Issued  as  collateral  an  order 
fur  *  100,000  additional  Chicago  A  Ohio  R.  flrste  unissued. 


..-,,....—,.,..    ETC.— Oa   January    13,  1894,  placed  In  receivers 
hands.    The  receiver  la  now  E.  O.  Hopkins. 

Cocro*  PATMB.<m.-See  table  for  the  date  of  last  coupon  paid 
Central  Trust  Co..  N.  Y.,  when  authorized,  pays  coupons  of  P.  D.  A  E 

•  •  u  w  rrrua.— tint  »«»r<»a»«  bondholders'  oommlttee  iboth  divisions 
eonststs  of  Walstoa  H.  Brown.  Chairman.  4O  Wall  St.;  Win.  Augusta* 
White.  130  Water  m.;  K  H.  Ladd.  Jr..  Morton  8.  Paton.  Charles  A.  Pea- 
boar.  Jr.  Depositary.  Atlantic  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  V.  58.  p.  514. 

Jstsuit  XortffUfr  BtmtUutldtrt"  OomwUfss.— Moses  L.  gcndder 
Chairman ;  Onarios  8.  Palrrhlld.  Jenkins  Van  Sohalok.  R.  Suydam 
Grant.  W.  H.  Pane;  depositary,  N.  Y.  Beeurlty  A  Trust  Co..  N.  Y.  800 
V.60.  p.930. 1106.  In  Kept.,  1806,  •!, &29.0<>0  seconds  had  been  de- 
posited, la  June.  1800,  foreclosure  of  2d  mort.  was  delayed  by 
claim  t hat  the  old  Incomes  had  been  wrongfully  converted  into  sec- 
ond..—V.  62.  p.  1041. 

PLOATTMO  DBBT.— On  Dee.  31, 1899,  total  current  liabilities  were 
15«.  Including  Mil.  payable  0935,371  (of  which  0473.OOO  were 
notes  payable  to  Bvaasvllle  A  T.  II.  RR.);  current  assets,  0199,919; 


John  P.  Qreeaaad  Hoary  D.  Welsh.    In  1892  aad  1893  the 
aranteed  eortata  Plttsborg  CteotaaBtt  Chloago  A  8t.Loals  bonds. 
AL  RuroKT.-Report  for  1000  was  to  V.  »3,  p.  73.    The  total 
•>  operated  or  controlled  by  tl.ls  eompaay  Dee.  31, 1895,  was 
•MTj-oaonted  directly  by  penn'ylranla  Co.  1.226  miles,  Including 
"•"•»  «w«I  Jointly.   In  year  1096  crose  on  1,226  miles.  020.088.964; 
I.629-.  ebarge.,  07.368.594 :  balanee.  surplus  for  year.  0947,- 
006.    Fa  18*4  (nee,  017,904^22;  Bet,  OMMM34. 


(1st  and  2d  mortgages,.  0249,149,  etc.    See  V.  60; 

LATBBT  EABSIHOS.—  10  moa.,  >  1896.  Gross,  0715,728 ;  net,  0:107.377 
Jan.  1  to  Oct.  31.  { 1896  .(Jross,    796,197 ;  net.    238.484 

BacBivau'  Rgrorr.— Report  for  year  ending  Dec,  31,  1895,  waa 
Klri-n  In  V.  02,  p.  mi.  Interest  on  2d  mortgage  (which  was  not  paid) 
not  Included  for  1805  and  1  -t»4  below. 

Hrot*.  \'i  Inlrml.    KrnL.Jr.      lialanet 

1000 $9 11,776    0244,141     017O.897    030,141    sur.043403 

1894 860.998       161.22O        173.43O      30.854    def.    43^064 

1803 922.101       346.629         313,885      37,790    def.     6,046 

To  surplus  for  IHIIS  should  be  added  015,000  from  dividend  on  P.  A 
P.  U.  stock,  making  total  mriilus  098.1O3. 

Presldeat,  Wm.  E.  Strong,  3O  Broad  St..  New  York.— iV.  62,  p.  85. 
180.  366,  688,  081 ,  1O41. 114O;  V.  63,  p.  358 ;  V.  64.  p.  42.) 

Peorla  *  Kastern  Hr.— /*•«  Map  OUt.  Cin.  Chit.  4  St.  Louit.i— 
Owns  from  Pekln,  111.,  to  Indianapolis.  Ind.,  2O2  miles,  and  has  a  Men 
of  B5,OOO.OOO  on  Rprlnirfleld  Division.  Indianapolis  to  Hprlngneld. 
Ohio.  141  mile.;  trackage.  Pekin  to  Peorla.  9;  total  operated.  352  mile,.! 

LBASB,  ETC.— Formerly  Ohio  Indiana  A  Western,  sold  in  foreclosure 
In  1890,  reorganised  per  V.  49,  p.  616,  and  leased  till  Apr.  1,  1940,  to 
Cleveland  Cincinnati  Ch.  A  St.  L.,  which  guarantees  Interest,  but 
not  principal,  of  the  first  consols  and  the  underlying  bond.,  and  owns 
one-half  the  OlO.ooo.ooo  stock,  par  B1OO.  See  SDI-PLKMCMT  of  Jan., 
1894,  as  to  provisions  respecting  any  surplus  over  charges. 

Bonos.— The  consolidated  mortgage  of  1890  cover..  he.Mes  the  road 
owned,  the  05.OOO.OOO  purchase  money  lien  on  the  Hprlnir field  Division; 
M .5OO.OOO  an  reserved  tn  retire  the  prior  lien,  and  a  sinking  fund  for 
this  purpose  held  O'OO.OOO  on  Junn  DO.  1R95  ;  C.  C.  C.  A  •  t.  L.  Is  en- 
•n  0367.567  P.  A  K.  notes  an. I  Jnnr  30, 1895.  held  0397 JOOO 
consols  as  security  therefor— these  In  addition  to  the  08,103,OoO 
Bee  abstract,  of  mortgag**  of  IWto  In  V.  51,  p.  246  and  of  O.  Ind  A 
Western  mortgage.  V.  47,  p.  201.  Due  lessee  July  1,  1895,  0893,563. 


a.—  5  month.,  /  1896 (iross,  •68Kl85n  ;  net.  Ill  32  34  S 

Julv  I  t..  So-. .  :»i        v  I -.!!-,  (iro...    881.101;    net.    221,fi31 

t  under  charges  B5 1,660,  against  surplun  of  $37.H'j:i  In  1895. 
AHKCAL  RKPORT.— Fiscal  year  end.  June  30.     Report  for  1898-96 
ws«  In  V.  63,  p.  996— sec  also  lease's  report  ]>.  561. 
Year.  Orost.  w.         Inltrett,  fit.  Balane* 

1895-6 •1,902.235         M57.9OO       0441,620      sur.016  28O* 

1.811.740          463,93H          441,620      iiur.   22,318 

1893-4 1.600,806  177,190         441,620      def.264  43O 

— V.  61,p./07,j**!  V.  63,  p.  4*6. 


110 


ENTESTOES'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


JAM-AKY.  1887.J 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


Ill 


oiibM-rlbrr*  Will  confer  a  great  favor  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  an?  error  .11.,  ..  i ,  r,  ,1  in  these    I'abl,  .. 


RAILROADS. 


For  explanation  of  eoli 

'  '  ••     •  •  •  "  L 


headings. 


page  of  table*. 


Mile* 


of 

Road 


Date 

of 
Bond* 


Size,  or 
Par 

V   ,.:!,• 


Amount 
Outstanding 


Bate  peri   When 
Cent.     Payable 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Bono*—  Priiioi- 
pal.When  Due. 
Where  Parable,  and  by    Stock*—  Last 
i  horn.  Dividend. 


P.4.<t.L.KK.-\*l  M.,  $1.100.000,  g.,  $2O,OOO  p.m. 
e*r*iomm—ln  M..  *er.  I  (1st  rn)  gold.  mi.  p.  *  Lo- 
ut St.  *er.  2  I2d  1'n)  cold.  roar.  p.  Al  (end.),  .' 
F€teHmrj*gk  KK.— Stock  (rental  4  per  cent)  — 


M 


1888 
1888 


Guar.  pref.  stock.  3  per  cent.  lien  prior  to  inort* 
l*t  mort.  (payable  fSS.OOO.  due  yearly  Jan.  Dear 
More  bondV  cL  A.  $SO.OOO.  *..  reMrred  for  1st  M. 
bond*,  plan  B,  cold 


..,,.. 

FHita.  *  Caw.  rol.-lst  M..  pf..  Int.  red.  In'M.g.o* 


Ml  ST.-.'. 


reduced  In  TO. 


1.  g-.c- 

[  ($10,000.000  author.) 
__j»j»,  7  p*r O6ot*>  tnof1.ll 
Baal  i" R.  1st  M.'.  lext  te  1877)7.7. 

fi'     ' 


A  L  by  Pa.  RR c 

.OOOare&snj- 
lit  M..  gu.  by  Pa.  BR.r 

.gold e 

—— -  rental..  P.  A  R.  RR. 


59 
M 
59 
M 

73 


M7 

Ml 

40 

MI 

Ml 

7 


tPtUm^rf    l»t  laoct.,  «o>d.e-*r 

r.-lstM..gold,gu.p.AL<end.)c- 


33 

Kl  TIKl.II 


1869 
1881 
1881 
IM1 
1888 
1888 


1--.7 
1869 

I-.;., 

1883 
MM 

1890 
1893 


. 

tgage  ($1 
M..  not  e 


.'tiifT'ir'll  for  CoaiAIroBCo. 
......  e*«r 

fold...e- 


let  pref.  tee. 


a^tetfe^^sa^^.^i..,. 

Donned  Income*  (after  stock)  Bee  V.  54.  p.  339. 

Car  trust.  Berlee  C.  $30.000  due  O.M e' 

Oar  tmst,  Berle.  D,  $310.000  dnoNov  1..  gold,  .e- 


M7 

337 

ttn 

Ml 


1893 
1888 
1888 
1888 

IS 

IS 


100 
l.OOO 


*7;i:i..; 


100 

500  An. 

;.,««! 

1,000 

1,000 

500 

500 

50 

50 

1.000 
1,000 
1.000 
1.000 
1.000 
5O 

1.OOO 
MMO 


.. 
385.000 
960.800 
323.SOO 
86.000 
893.000 


5g.    F.  A  A.,  

5  g.      0.-J.    Phlla.,  Pa.  Co.  Ins.onL. 
5  g.      Q.— J.  do  do 

4  A.  A  O.  Nashua.  X.  H. 
See  text.  J.   A  J.I  Richmond. 
See  text.  J.  A  J.  do 

8        J.   A   J.  Rlchm'd  and  Peterab'g. 

5  g.    J.   A  J.|          do  do 


2*0,510 
100.000 
7.989.000 

2,400,000 

976,000 

8.68O.OOO 

10,143.000 

1.000.000 


50 

l.OOOAe 
1,000 
1.000 
1.000 
50  Ac. 
l.OOO 
1.000 


6  g. 
4>«  AS 

4  (5)  g. 
3  (4)  g. 


A.  A  O. 

M.  A  X. 

A.  A  O. 

A.  A  O. 

Yearly. 

\  .v  .. 

J.  A  J. 

A.  A  O. 


ti 


6 
4g 


i2» 


M.  A  N 

M.  A  N 

A*- 


do  do 

Phlla.,  Penn.  RR.  Co. 
Oct.,  '94.  coup,  last  pd. 
Oct.  '94,  coup-  la»t  pd. 
Phlla..  Broad  Bt  SUfn. 
PhUl  .  Bioad  .-t  — ..r'n. 


do 


do 
and  London. 


Phlla..  Broad  8t  Stafu. 


do  do 

do  do 

Phlla..  132  So.  3d  St. 
O15  Phlla.,  Comp'T's  offloe. 
A  O.  Phil..  Phil.  A  Bead,  RR. 
BJI8BCD  KITIES,  UB  READING 


i.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 

K-   ! 

Feb.1 
Nt  i 


L-F. 


Aug.  1,  1936 
J.iii.  1.  1918 
Jan.  1.  1918 
Oct.  1,M»6.  2< 
Jan.!  '97,3  V 
Jan.1'97,3 
Jan.,  1898 
July  1,  192« 
Oct.  1,  1926 
Nov.  1.  1911 
Apr.  1,  1938 
Apr.  1,  1938 
Men.  1,  1894 
Deo.  31,  1893 
Oct.  1,  1897 
July  1,  192O 
July  1,  1920 
May  1,  1918 
Nov.  1.  1944 
Deo.,  '96,  3?i 
Oct.  15. 1926 
._  Oot.  1.  1942 
C  OKI-ANT. 


Philadelphia,  Offloe, 
Bee  text 

>b..  '93.  coup,  last  pd. 
do  do 

do  do 


Phlla.,  Fidelity  Tr.  Co. 
Phlla.,  Prov-t  Life  A  Tr. 


Jan.  1,  1958 
Jan.  1,  1958 
Jan.  1,  1958 
Jan.  1,  1958 
Irredeemable. 
120,000  y'rly 
310.000  v-rly 
1808  I -:•:<' 


dlrtdrad  of  «  p.  e.:  In 
Mite  payable  •fti.OOO;  H 


Pvorta  A  Pekla  I  nlon  Hjr.-OwM  Pekia  to  Ptwrla.  1O  mllee 
•B  eaea  «Me  of  IlllnoU  RtTcr;  total  op«r«led  9O  mllo.  ;  aUo  own* 
41  i>lle*  of  ehMagi  Th«  read  I*  a  «B!>B  read,  aad  the  «toe>  et 
$1.000.000  wMlaken  by  taedlflhraot  Peorla  RB.  aMapaatae,  awl  the/ 
par  a  rental  aad  aUe  leiBllBBl  tiB«u««.  Bee  V.  M.  p.  353.  In  1895 
paid  dlrtdrad  of  «  p.  e.:  In  1M93-4  paid  ftp.  e  On  July  1.  1806,  there 

Ideblt)  *394,659. 


-V.  59.  p.  lto?r 

Pe*rtm  *  M.  IH»M|>  KK.-Lrader  aiMtf»»U«B  frotn  flptlnilliM 
to  Peorta.  5u  mllM.  IiM»n»rato4  Jalr  34.  189O.  flnt  mort«a«e  U 
for  $1.100,000;  morvcace  Owtoa*.  Bobert  Maelay  aad  •Uleheneekar 
Tmrt  OaT  K?^  PreTKeai.  JiH;f>m»i.  oTSSaaeTUla.  Ill—  V.  63. 


p.  560. 
Per«l»s 


from  Perfetoeaea 


I  m^ 
la  18H7 
»l  $000.000 
$116- 
1.483. 


Lealed  Aptll*lTf  ««3.  to 
•toekaedail 


te  1877    „-.  _ 

ihare  pee  raea.    Dl  vtdoad  OB 


,  $187.4367    »V.  59. 
a.  l«i«     V.  61.  p.  IOCS;  V.  6*.  p.  **S  i 

Phll.drlphl.   A    Hiliimor*  C«atra>l_Wert   Philadelphia  to 
OMoraroJo..Md..63adlo>;ira*ato  We.t  Chester.  Pa..  9  m.   (double 
track.  1-2  m.,:  branea.  1  m.:  loaded.  Caettor  Creek  RR..  7  m.    Phlla.  Wlfc. 
•*•  ho«4«  $3.4»7.1OO  of  the  $3.499,334 


•took,  ami  road  to  a  part  of  Poaasylvaala  system.    Flaeal  year  ead* 
Oot.  31.  Forl80&06.svoa*  earateg*. $M«,63I ;  aei. $73.456;  Interest 

SSI  aesMMltA.  «t«l    BAA.7A9.  Amt -•--  -^- -    OJ*a  SUU1     !•  laoA-ll  •  •«•• 

"*^  *  ^*»  <^»«»  w«         r  ^^Mj^^*,^^w.i9.Mj     ill  i  Ttrv.'.Kn^M, 

$009.483  ;  not.  $150.780.    IB  180S-04  groea.  $M3.$$3:  net,  $3M.4O7! 


A   Ck»e«er 

to  Duvnlnrton.  r-a.  W  mile*. 


H.     i.    .  '  •- 

Capit 
total. 


:  (par 


Bridge 

In  188<t.   Capital  stock  .»._ 

•ao>l«.eo«*»oa,$ ^50.000:  preferred.  $*»,IOO;  total.  f75a.lOO.of 
whloh  Phil.  A  Road,  ova*  $1*4.700  common  aad  «BOS.1OO  preferred. 
the  sa-ae  betag  depooltod  «ader  the  P.  A  R.  eoll.  trast  deed  ofl  803. 

•npVmVVMMMl  A     1    •*••••>  BBS*****.  •»»  iln  ••!  nm  ••**  I *k *.*••*••••  *•*••  *Bsm*Bs*> 

|Fr«»*rr"»R",      *M   t  ivVRr  •••$)  rWQ  ••»*••"•»  ^»I  *V*n*WW$)  W  ••O**l 

agreed  to  te  Doe..  1$06.  by  0$  per  eoat  la  tetoraot  of 
See  V.  6».  p.  1064.    Tho  BOW  iaadlag.  It  Is 
leolkBlatoraN. 


KABxnoa—ror  year  eodlig  Jane  3O.  1*06.  0001.  $.VI.O92;  aot, 
•".«2Pieharg~i.  ^18.444:  hat*.  «ef..»«J34.  IB  1«»4  5,  cro»i.  $47,667; 
Be*.  <M$$j  ii.rBBi,  $«1/H1  ;  baiaaee,  doOolt,  fl8.7U.  IB  1893-4 
groM.  $4$.66a;  doSSt  maVJiropermUa*.  $4.317.-  V.  63,  p.  1064. 


Phll.drlphl.    A    Brlev-<jB<  Map  . 

Own*  Banlrary  to  Rrto.  Peaa..  387  •llei-  doabltrack.  78  mile*. 


K«./-Ro 


OBo«^:/.n..».  LCAM.  Ac.-ronaetly  Sonbary  A  Erie.  I.»«»»d  M 
P«nn«ylT«ni»  RR.  Co.  for  999  yean,  aad  aetoal  aet  receipt*  paid  a* 
natal  ^PwuMTlranla  RB.  owned  Dee.  31.  I4«5.$3.5O1.»OO  oonomi 

aad  rtty  of  ntttTSySL  UlmuSSffiw.SnSmSSSlSS^'**' 


rtty  of 

DITIDUTD.  -OB  *WVB>OB  IB  1$M.  Mar.,  3  p.  e.;  1894,Mareh.3  P.O. 
KtuxriKM.-!!  BMa..  {1M96  .....  Oroe*.  $4.161.177;    net.  $1.215,007 

Jaa.ltoXoT.»a      (!$$«  .....  Oreem.    4487.U9;    net,    1.177,009 

A»«I»L  REPOBT.  -Report  for  1»03  wan  given  IB  V.  63.  p.  916. 
r«or«W  Dw.  31-  ;-•.-.  ISM.  i-..i  i-.,.. 

OTIM*  •aralar*  ...........  $4.37i..',74  $3,965,196  $6.104,879  $5.25«^51 

Total  a*t  taeooM  ......      $1,1S1.»4O$1.O2O.411  $1,546.783  $1.916.571 

.$1.047.470  $1.047.470  $1.012.470  $1.042.470 
168.000       l^^H 
B't,Ae        129,943        118.124        1X8337        132.3O7 


MT.$O37  df.$l45,183«r.$2O7^48«iir.$173.794 
.  M.  P.  343;  T.  6O.  p.  3O3.  3»O  ;  V.  61.  p.  517:  V.  63,  p.  316.) 

i  A  Cbralnal    Hlll^-In   Philadel- 
OB Connecting  Railway,  to  Cbertaot 
r*m  Ma7l.l68«,  loaeW  for  8O  r 


to  the  Pennsylvania  Railroad  Co..  which  guarantee*  principal  and 
Interest  na  the  bond*,  aad  Jan.  1,  1896,  owned  $1,262,750  of  the 
$1.363,000  MUtaadlng  *tock.  Authorised  (took  $3,000.000  (par,  $50). 
Of  the  ooneoL  BMrtffage  for  $3,000.000.  $1  ,000,000  reaervedte  retire 
flnUof  1883.  Interact  tree  of  all  taxes.  One*  earning!  In  1895. 
$164.367;  net.  $13.196.  Interest  on  bond*.  $S4.863.  other  oharree. 
$7.2i:t.  bal..dofl0tt,  $48,880.  In  1804.  groat,  $949.568.  net.  $80,609. 
In  1803,  groo*.  $250,038;  net.  $99,800.  (V.  59,p.  880.) 


Phlla4«lpkla 

Pa.,  to  Norrtatown  aad  Oermantown.  Pa..  -JO 


.      .. 

mile*  :  Chestnut  Hill  RR..  4  Bile*  :  total.  34  mllee.  n         o 

10.  1870.  l»Phllad«JphlaABeadln«Ral^adfor999rear*  at  a 
of  $360.633  and  $8.000  yearly  for  organisation  expenses.    Div 


elphia 

Plrmouth  RR.,  0 
Leaned  November 
t  a  rental 
Dividend* 


are  3  par  cent  quarterly  (1 3  per  annum),  but  In  March  and  September, 
1893.  only  2  4  p.  o.  each  wa*  paid  on  account  of  certain  lossea. 

Philadelphia  II « rrl.bu rg  A  PI tt» burg.— Owns  from  HarrU- 
burg.  Pa ,  to  BUppoaoborf  ,on  the  Western  Maryland  Railroad.  41  mile*; 
siding*  and  lateral*  14  mfles.  Opened  In  April.  1891,  and  leaned  for  999 
roar*  at  5  p.  e.  on  stock  to  the  Philadelphia  A  Beading  RR..  whloh  by 
enaoracaiMt  en  **Mh.*n>arantoed  the  bonds,  priaolpal  and  interest  The 
al  covers  Intrrest  OB  eoad*.  tax**  and  oxpeaoa*.  Stock.  $2.000.- 
lpar.$AO).  of  whloh  $1^83^00  owned  by  the  PhlL  A  Read  Mort- 
i  Is  for  $3.000.000. 

ilokla  >rwt*WB  *  *ew  York  RH,— RoAU-Phlla- 
Newtowu.  Pa  .  31  uille*.  branch  1  mile.  Opened  te  1878 

and  operated  since  1879  In  connection  with  Philadelphia  A  Beading. 

which  guaranteed  the  bond*,  principal  and  Interest,  by  endorsement. 

IB  180$  U  wa*  staled  that  the  road  would  be  operated  directly  by  the 
Capital  stock.  $1.600.000;  par,  $60 

......    ila  A  steading.— This  railroad  was  foreclosed  Sept. 

33. 189$,  an*!  transferred  to  the  Philadelphia  A  Beading  KaUmtt  Oo. 
The  capital  stock  of  the  Railway  Company,  a*  also  the  stock  of  the 
Coal  A  Iron  Oo..  U  held  by  the  -Beading  Company."  which  will  Issue 
thenewsoeuritlesaathorljedhytheplanof  reorcsnltatlon.  T  Be  stock 
U*  table  above  are  merely  those  disturbed.  The  seourl- 
Md  and  also  the  seearltle*  to  bo  Usued  are  given  under 


the  beading  "Beading  Company."    So*  that  company's  statement. 

Philadelphia      Stradlnc     A      New      Kagland.—  K<>AK-Thl» 
own*   from    Camplwtl    Hall,   crossing   tin-    Hudmin    River 


Its  own  brWgr.  to  HllvernalU,  58  miles  ;and  leasee 
OonnVWoitom.  Hartford  to  Bhtneollff,  1O» 
aUo  leas**  and  eoBtroU  Doteheo*  Oo.  RR., 
to  Bopewell  June,.  13  mile*;  trackage.  1  mile. 

ldatloa  te  July  ,'92.  [by  plan  In  V.  54,  p. 

$07)  of  Contra!  New  England  A  Western  and  Poiunkeep&le  Bridfo 
s»a>paal»».  Road  wa*  controlled  aad  operated  by  Phlla:  A  Readme, 
bat  the  gaaraBtoed  Interest  doe  May  1  and  August  1,  1893.  was  not 
paid,  aad  on  August  19  J.  K.  O.  Sherwood  wa*  appointed  receiver. 
Interest  on  Dutcbees  Co.  RR.  flrsts  paid  regularly  to  December,  1896. 

ROKDMOLDKU*  Cc>H¥iTTKE.—  ChalrmaB,  O.  A.  Fletcher;  U.  L.  Davis, 
r.  Tower,  Jr.,  «.  M.  Janner,  J.  W.  Hamer.  H.  Herbert  Plggott,  Arthur 
Brock.  Lebanoa  :  H.  O.  Selxas,  New  York.-V.  60,  p.  131,  178,  523  ,  V. 

•.J.  j.    1.1:1.   -I..'. 


KIK«T  MDBTOAOB  OoMMlTTEa.  —  John  8.  Wilson.  Chairman.  John 
•vuuam  H.  Jrnks.  Joseph  Moore,  Jr..  and  Harry  A.  Berwlnd; 
odlee  360  Bullitt  Building.  Phlladelpbla.  A  large  number  of  flrst* 
hare  been  deposited  with  the  Olrard  L.  I.  T.  A  A.  Co..  Philadelphia.  If 
the  bond*  cannot  he  sold  to  the  reorganlten  of  the  property,  fore- 
closure proceedings  will  be  ln*tltuted-see  V.  64,  p.  84.  181.  In  Do- 
oember,  1896,  BO  plan  for  reorganisation  bad  been  formed. 

OTOOK—  Common  U  $4.6OO,OOO.  of  which  about  $4,000,000  owned  by 
Phlla.  A  Reading  ;  preferred.  $3,O00.6OO. 

BOBHa.—  Beth  the  mortgage*  (Guarantee  Trust  A  Bate  Deposit  Co. 
trustee)  cover  31.300,000  Hartford  A  Conn.  Western  stock,  etc. 
la  January,  1894.  *33O,Ooo  of  note*  pledged  for  Interest  payment* 
$7:15.000  first  moruage  bond*  a*  collateral     Loan* 
June  3O.  1896,  $35O,OOO;  upen  accounts  payable 
i.  $409,396  ;  open  aooouuU  receivable 


bills 


. 
raetod  prior  to  reoelvershipi 


LATKOT  RABWlna»-13  mo*. ,  ( 1 806  .  Oross.  $746,509 ;    net.  $200.674 

Jan.  1  to  Deo.  81.  U 89ft.  Gross.    724.114:    net,    201,662 

8urp.  over  charges  $60.130  In  1896  and  $33,517  in  1895. 

BABXUM*.  -No  Interest  to  July.  1896,  had  been  paid  on  the  funded 

debt  since  Feb.,  1893,  the  charges  Including  rental*,  taxe*,  Ac.,  and 

;••.-.-•    ,  .T,       .   ,  • ,  . 

For  yean  ending  June  3O  earning*  have  been  a*  follows: 

Tear »  SKIM  SO-  Oroti.  -Vet          Okarot*.'       Balanet. 

1895-6 $746,569     $2OI).674     $140,544      *ur.!fWO,l.'M> 

l-'i  734,114       201,661        168.144      sur.  33,517 

1893-4 779,676          12,tlMS        I:i7.ti36     def.  124,948 

•  NOTK.— ciiargm  do  not  Include  any  bond  Interest. 

In  1 893-93  croM,$  1,023,2 18;  net,  *34.356;  fixed  ehargen,  $365,735; 
loss.  $331^80.  (V.  (W,  p.  139,  305.  549,  684,  87OJ  V.  63,  p.  508,  8J  j. 
1159;  V.  64,  p.  84,  181.1 


11* 


LNVESTOKS'  SUPPLEMENT. 


(.VOL.  J.X1V. 


siib.rrlbrr.  will  confer  m  great  favor  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  the«e  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 

Ulle* 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bonds  —  Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 

for  explanation  of  column  heading*.  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  nr«t  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Dividend. 

Pkil.  Krad.4  Xttr  £119.  —  1*1  M.,gold,guar.  (end.).c' 
Do  (4  p.c.  till  Bcpt.'»3;  then  ft  P.O.I  guar.p.  41.0* 

58 
58 
58 
58 
12 
27 

i  -.i-j 

IM'.I- 
IHICi 
1H!I2 

1890 

*  1,01  10 

1,000 

$3,750.000 
2,500,000 
As  collate™ 
3,850,000 

KfXI.OIH) 

See  text. 
11,819,350 
800,000 
l.OOO.OOO 
1,000,000 
l.OOO.OOO 
930,000 
l.OOO.OOO 
650,000 
650,000 
3,500,000 
5,000 
10,000,000 
3,000,000 
885,000 
(I» 
320,000 
368,000 
22,651,901 
2,631,000 
780,000 
715,000 
1,506,000 
2,043,000 
1,995,000 
3,000,000 
6,863,000 

4  g. 
4-5g. 
5  g. 
S  g. 
6  g- 
lOpenui. 
See  text 
6 
5 
4 
4 

4g" 
4  g. 

See  text. 

65g' 
6 

F.  4  A. 
M.  4  N. 
M.  4  N. 
Oct.  I 
J.   4  D. 
Q.-J. 
J.   4   J. 
A.  4  O. 
J.   4  D. 
A.  .V-    0 
M.  4  N. 
J.    4   J. 
A.  4  O. 
SIT  tc.xt 
F.  4  A. 
J.   4  D. 
J.   4  D. 

Feb.,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 
Nov.,  '92,  coup,  last  pd. 
Nov.,  '92,  coup,  last  pd. 
None  paid. 
N.  Y.  Chase  Nat.  Bank. 
Phlla.  ,  Company's  Office 
Phlla.,  Broad  St.  Stat'n 
PhU.Of.;Bost.,Kld.Peab 
do              do 
do              do 
Phlla.,  Broad  St.  Stat'n 
do              do 
do             do 

Wov.  1,  1942 
Nov.  1,  1942 
Nov.  1,  1942 
Oct.   1,  1952 
June  1,  1940 
Jan.,  '97.  2^% 
Jan.  2,  '97,  4% 
Apr.   1,  1900 
June  1,  1910 
Apr.  1,  1917 
Nov.  1,  1922 
Jan.   1,  1926 
Oct.    1,  1932 
Fdb.22,  1896 
Aug.  1,  1911 
Deo.   1,  1932 
Dec.   1,  1932 

Inc.  M.  non-cu.,  8cr.A,*175O,OOO;B,f2100.(XX).c- 
Dutche*«Co.  KR.  l»t  M.,  gold.guar.P.  R.  AN.E.o* 
Pkilu.  it  Trenton—  Stock  10  p.  c.  rental,  Penn  KB.. 
Pkilatlelphia  Wilmington  (tJhtttimore—  Stock  

1,000 

1,000 

100 
50 
1,000 

1.000 
1,000 

1,000 

1.000 

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

~  Plato  bonds,  n.  fun  J  $  1  ti.OOO  yearly,  not  drawn  .  .  r 
Plain  bond*,*.  fund$20,OOO  yearly,  not  drawn.  .r 



1875 

1SSO 
1.-S7 
I^s7 
1891 
1892 

29 
75 
75 

1886 

IMS', 

1887 

Baltlm.,Hambleton4Co 
N.  Y.  ad.  Cent.  Station. 
do              do 

AIM  Cree*—  T»t  M.,  guar.  prtu.  and  Interest  (end.)r 

PitUbvrgJtffsemerttL  JS     Stock  $10000000 

Pit  tab.  Slien.  &  Lake  Erie,  1st  mort.,  gold  o* 
Con*ol.  liit  mortgage,  Tor  $4,800,000,  gold..o* 
Plttob.  Bee*.  4  L.  E.,  consol.  M.,  $10,OOO.OOO,  g. 
PUIsburgOiartim  <t  YoagMogtienu—  Istniongage. 
Gen.  M.  91,000,000,  gold,  gu.  p.4I.  (end.)  See  text. 
PUttburg  Cinriimali  Vhitago  d  St.  Louit—Pnit.  st'k 
(CoLilnd.  Cent,  IstM.  (Colnm.  to  Ind.  4br.).o* 
<  Col.  4  Inilliuiiipnlls  Central  2d  mortgage  o* 
1  Union  4  Logansp't  l*tM.(U'n  City  to  Logans.)o" 
Chic.  St.  L.  4  Pitts,  cons.  M.  ($  22.OOO.OOO)  g.  .  .CAT 
Jeft'nvllle,  Mad.  4  In.  1st  M.  (*.  f.  druwn  at  1  10).  o 
2d  mort.,  Jeffersonv.,  Ky.,to  Indianap.  4  ur'h.c 
5  Steub.  4  Ind.,  1st  mortgage,  extended  In  1884.  r 
\  Pitta.  C.  481.  L.,  letoousol.  mortgage  ..  c«kr 

"16 
16 

l.oirn 
208 
208 
93 
580 
222 
222 
116 
216 

1890 

IH'l.'i 
1H1I7 

1882 

is«.»2 

1864 

1SII4 

l  st;r. 
1883 
ISiiti 
1870 
1864 
1868 

58- 

«  8- 

i* 

4  g. 
See  text 
7 
7 
7 

7* 
7 
5 
7 

A.  4  O. 
J.   4   J. 

F."i°A. 
A.  4  O. 
8eini-an 
J.   .t   J. 
M.  4  N. 
A.  4  O. 
A.  4  O. 
A.  4  O. 
J.   &   J. 
J.   4   J. 
F.  4  A. 

N.  Y.  Central  Trust  Co. 
do             do 

Oct.    1,  1940 
July  1    1943 
194> 
Feb.   1,  1902 
Apr.   1.  1932 
Jan.  27,  1896 
Nov.,  1904 
Nov.,  1904 
Dec.,  1905 
Oct.    1,  1932 
Oct.    1,  1906 
July  1,  1910 
Jan.   1,  1914 
Aug.  1,  1900 

500  40. 

1,000 

100 
1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1.000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

Pittsburg,  Office, 
do             do 
N.Y.,  Farmers'  L'n4Tr. 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
N.  Y.,Farmers'  L'n  4  Tr. 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Nat'l  City  Bank. 
Phlla.,  Broad  St.Statiou 

Delaware  RR. IT 117 

Delaware  Md.  &  Va. IT 98 

Baltimore  4  Potomac  11 97 

Other  lines  (6) 156 

Total  (fl  see  this  company )...C65 


Philadelphia  &  Trenton.— Philadelphia  (Kensington),  Pa.,  to 
Morrisville,  Pa.,  23  miles,  mostly  four-tracked,  and  branch  3  miles.  On 
Dec.  1, 1871,  leased,  with  the  United  Cos.  of  N.  J.,  for  999  years  to  the 
Penn.  RR.  at  10  p.  o.  on  $494,100  stock,  the  total  issue  being  $1,259,- 
100,  the  balance  being  owned  by  the  United  RR.  of  N.  J. 

Philadelphia  Wilmington  &  Baltimore.— (See  Map  Penn. 
RR.)— Operates  from  Philadelphia  to  Washington,  D.  C.,  and  from  Wil- 
mington, Del.,  to  Delmur,  Del.,  with  branches  as  follows: 

Lines  owned—                        Miles. 
Philadelphia  to  Baltimore 04 

(all  double  track.) 
Branches  to  Delaware  City,  etc.  23 

Lilies  controlled,  leased,  etc. — 
Philadelphia  &  Bait.  Central:) .   80 

ORGANIZATION.— Penn.  RR.  owns  $10,890,950  stock  (mostly  pur- 
chased In  1881),  and  controls  the  operation.  The  P.  W.  4  B.  owns 
•took  In  the  Cambridge  4  Soaford,  Columbia  4  Port  Deposit,  Junction 
RR. ,  Queen  Anne's  4  Kent,  South  Chester  4  Un.  RR.  of  Baltimore,  etc. 

DIVIDENDS.— From  1868  to  1887,  inclusive,  8  per  cent  yearly  ;  in 
1888  and  1889.  7;  in  1890,  6;  in  1891,  6;  in  '92,  7;  In  '93,  7ia  p.  c.; 
In  1894, 7  p.  o.;  in  1895,  Jan.,  6>s  p.  o.;  In  1896, 7  p.  o.;  in  1897,  Jan.,  4  p.c. 

BONDS.— All  to  be  secured  by  any  future  mortgage.  See  description 
on  page  4,  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1895.  Mortgages  and  ground  rents 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Year  ends  Oct.  31.  Report  for  1395-96  was  giv  ._ 
In  V.  64,  p.  178,  showing,  gross,  $9,047,131;  net,  $2.353,123;  other 
Income,  $550,927;  Interest,  rentals,  etc.,  $1,760,525;  dividends,  $827,- 
354;  bal.,  surplus,  $316,171.  In  1894-95  gross,  $9,142,532;  net, 
$2,615,642.  In  1893-94  gross,  $8,695,959;  net,  $2,340,627.— (V.  58 
p.  177;  V.  60,  p.  131,  347;  V.  62,  p.  139,  22»;  V.  64,  p.  178.) 

Piedmont  &  Cumberland.— Road  extends  from  Piedmont,  West 
Va.,  to  Cumberland,  Md.,  29  miles.  In  February,  1894,  the  road  was 
leased  to  the  West  Virginia  Cent  4  Pittsb.  RR.  till  Aug.  1, 1911,  for  37 
per  cent  of  gross  earns.  Penn.  RR.  Co.  on  Dec.  31,  1894,  owned 
MOO.OOOof  the  $650,000  stock— par  $50.  First  div.,  5  p.  c.,  paid  m 
Maich.  1894;  In  1895,  March,  6  p.  c.;  In  1896,  Feb.,  6  p  c  For  rear 
1894-95  profit  to  lessee,  $20,289;  fu  1895-96,  $10,633. 

Pine  Creek.— Owns  from  Stokesdale  Junction  to  Newberry  Juno- 
lion,  Pa.,  on  the  Fall  Brook  Road,  75  miles.  ORGANIZATION.— N.  Y. 
Central  controls  the  capital  stock  and  the  road  Is  leased  to  the  Fall 
Brook  Railway  Co.,  forming  a  connection  between  the  Central  and 
the  Philadelphia  &  Heading.  The  1st  mortgage  is  guaranteed  by 
the  Central,  the  Reading  and  the  Corning  Cowanesque  4  Antrim 
(now  Full  Brook  By.  Co.)  Jointly  and  severally.  See  form  of  guaranty 
V.  56,  p.  650.  Stock,  $1,000,000  (par,$50),  of  which  July  1,  1894  N  Y 
Central  owned  $999,000. 

EARNINGS.— Year  ends  June  30.  In  1894  95,  gross,  $906,262.  For 
reat  1393-94  lessee  reports  gross,  $852,470;  net,  $353,580;  rental 
9255,740.  In  year  1892-93,  gross,  $986,410.  (V.  59,  p.  3  7  6.) 

Pltubunc  Akron  &  Western.— SEE  NORTHERN  OHIO  Rr. 

Plttiburg  II. --,  in,  i-  &  Lake  Brie  RR.— (See  Map.)— Owns 
line  to  be  completed  by  August  1,  1897,  from  Pittsburg,  Pa.,  to  Con- 
neaut Harbor  on  Lake  Erie,  and  Wallace  Junction,  Pa.,  163  miles- 
terminal  In  Eric,  etc..  Pa.,  2  miles;  branches,  28  miles;  leases  Mead- 
vllle  Conneaut  Lake  4  Llnesville  RR.,  Linesville  to  Meadvllle  23  miles- 
trackage,  N.  Y.  Chic,  4  St.  L.,  to  Erie,  12  miles;  total,  228  miles  of 
which  In  operation  In  January,  1897, 187  miles. 

ORGANIZATION.  ETC.— A  consolidation  Jan.  14, 1896,  of  the  Pittsburg 
Shenaugo  &  Lake  Erie  and  the  Butler  4  Pittsburg  (organized  to  build 
the  42  miles  from  Butler  to  Pittsburg),  whose  stocks  were  exchanged 
doUar  for  dollar  for  the  stock  of  the  new  company  ($2,400  OOO  new 
consols  being  also  given  In  part  consideration  for  Butler  &  Plttsburg 
otook).  Will  carry  Iron  ore  south  and  ooal  north,  Its  contracts  with 
the  Carnegie  Steel  Worksaudothers.lt  Is  said,  Insuring  it  a  tonniim 
of  4,000,000  tons  annually.  Halls  to  be  100  pounds,  maximum  grades 
30  feet.  See  further  particulars  V.  63,  p.  1 159. 

The  United  States  4  Ontario  Steam  Navigation  Co.  organized  bv 
the  P.  8.  4  L.  E.  runs  boat*  for  coal  transfer,  etc.,  between  Conneaut 
and  Pott  Dover.  Can.,  60  miles.  See  V.  60,  p.  872,  V.  61,  p.  241. 795. 

STOCK.— Capital  stock  1*  $10,OOO,OOO;  par  $50. 

BoNDg.-Tho  old  first  mortgage  of  $3.000,000  covers  th«  line  from 
Butler  to  \\  ullaei- .Junction,  and  from  Crancsvllle  to  the  Nickel  Plat* 
bridge,  but  does  not  cover  the  docks  and  terminals  at  the  harbor  or  the 
terminals  at  Krle. 

The  P.  B.  4  L.  K.  mortgage  of  1897  Is  for  $10,000,000,  covering  all 
the  railroad,  property,  right*  aticl  franchises  of  the  consolidated  com- 


m- 

.    '".o,1'1,'11"*?  the  agreement  with  the  Carnegie  Steel  Co.,  Limited 
and  the  Union   RR.  Co.    Of  tlie  new  bonds  $l,8OO,OOO  will  be  reserved 


loan  will  be  applicable  to  the  "corporate  purposes"  of  the  new  com- 
pany.   Car  trust*  April  1,  1895,  $300,513. 


EARNINGS:— Of  old  company  (on  187  miles)  for  year  ending  Juno  30 
1896,  gross,  $658,079;  net,  $189,739;  other  income,  $1,745;  charges 
$172,749;  balance,  surplus,  $18,735.  In  1894-95,  gross,  $567,718; 
net,  $156,926.  In  1893-94,  gross,  $476,651;  net,  $165,134.  Chairman 
of  the  Board,  Col.  8.  B.  Dick,  Meadville,  Pa.  (V.  62,  p.  1140;  V.  63,  p. 
116, 1159;  V.  64,  p.  135.) 

Pittsburg  Chartlers  &  Youghlogftny.— Owns  from  Chartier* 
to  Beechmont,  16 miles;  trackage  (Chartiers  Ry.),  1  mile ;  17  miles  in 
all.  STOCK  authorized,  $1,000,000;  par.  $50;  outstanding,  $700,000, 
owned  Jointly  Dy  guarantors  mentioned  below.  Of  the  4  per  cents 
Issued,  or  to  be  issued,  one-half  are  to  be  endorsed  with  the  guaranty 
of  the  Pittsburg  Cincinnati  Chicago  4  St.  Louis,  the  other  half  with  the 
guaranty  of  the  Pittsburg  4  Lake  Erie.  See  guaranty,  V.  56,  p.  650. 
They  are  not  subject  to  call.  EARNINGS  in  year  1895  were,  gross, 
$162,850;  net,  $63.123;  int.  on  bonds,  $34,120;  rentals,  etc.,  $2,974; 
dividends  (4  p.  o.)  $28,000;  balance,  deficit,  $1,971. 

Pittsburg  Cincinnati  Chicago  &  St.  Lonls.— (See  Map.)  — 
The  system,  clearly  seen  on  adjoining  map,  includes : 

Lines  owned.  Miles. 

Pittsburg.Pa.,  to  Chicago.Ill.  504 
RendcombJo.  to  Anoka  Jo...  166 
Bradford  Jc.  to  Indianapolis.  104 
Indianapolis  to  Jeffersouville  108 


Branches 208 


Total  owned 1,090 

Trackage — 

Indianapolis  to  Kokomo 55 

Louisville  Bridge,  etc 7 


Lines  leas'dtfSSee  these  co's.)  Jfilet. 

UChartiers 23 

TTLittle  Miami  and  depend's..  192 

Cincinnati  Street  Con.  Ry  .  3 

Pitts.  Wheeling  &  Ky 28 

Eng.  Connecting  Ry.  In  Chic.  2 

Otherliues 5 

Leased  jointly  with  T.  H.  <t  I. 

ITSt.  Louis  Vandalia  4  T.  H. . .  158 


Total  of  all  Jan.  1, 1896..  .1,563 


ORGANIZATION,  4c.— Formed  In  1890  by  consolidation  (per  terms  in  V 
50,  p.  875)  of  Chicago  St.  Louis  4  Pittsburg,  Jeffersonville  Madison  4 
Indianapolis,  Cincinnati  &  Richmond  and  Pittsburg  Cin.  &  St.  L.  Con- 
trolled by  Pennsylvania  Co.  and  Pa.  RR.  Co.  through  ownership  of  stock , 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— The  stock  authorized  Is:  Common,  $45,000,000; 
preferred,  $30,000,000;  par,  $100.  Outstanding  Oct.  31,  1896.  com- 
mon, $24,349,161 ;  preferred,  $22,651,901.  Stock  listed  to  January 
1897,  common,  $25,315.500;  preferred,  $22,630,400. 

The  preferred  stock  Is  "  non-cumulative  and  entitled  to  a  dividend 
of  4  per  cent  per  annum  out  of  the  net  earnings  as  declared  by  the 
Board,  with  the  right  after  3  per  cent  has  been  declared  on  th« 
common  to  an  additional  1  per  cent,  making  5  per  cent  in  all" 
After  5  per  cent  on  both  common  and  preferred,  the  two  share  pro  rata 


DIVIDENDS. — ) 
On  pref.  p.  c.—  j 


1891. 
3 


1892  to  Apr.,  '94. 
4  yearly. 


Jan.,  1896.  geeV.64, 
2  (for '95.)  p.  181. 


STOCK  OP  OLD  COMPANIES  unexchanged  Oct.  31,  1896:  Pittsb.  Cin. 
4  St.  L.  common,  $47.200,  Chic.  St.  Louis  &  Pittsb.,  common,  $534,- 
667,  and  preferred,  $22,053;  Steubenville  4  Indiana,  common,  $80, 170, 
and  preferred,  $2,950;  Jeff.  M.  4  I.  $5,400. 

BONDS.— The  consolidated  mortgage  for  $75,000,000  (Farmers'  Loan 
4  Trust  Co.  of  N.Y.  and  W.  N.Jackson,  trustees,)  covers  the  entire  prop- 
erty. Sufficient  consols  are  reserved  forthe  purpose  of  retiring  all  sec- 
tional bonds  at  maturity,  at  which  time  they  must  be  paid  off.  The 
remainder  are  issuable  for  improvements,  additions  etc.  They  are 
guaranteed  unconditionally  as  to  principal  and  interest  by  the  Penn- 
sylvania Company,  in  aceordance  with  the  vote  of  its  Board  of  Direct- 
ors, and  are  so  endorsed.  The  three  series  are  all  equally  secured.  See 
adv.  CHRONICLE  May  21, 1892,  and  guaranty,  V.  56,  p.  604. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— There  are  4  per  cent  car  trusts  for  $91,920 
due  at  various  dates.  In  November,  1894.  $4,811,000  consols  were 
authorized,  of  which  $3,862,000  were  issued  to  Pennsylvania  Co.  for 
advances.  V.  59.  p.  969.  Cin.  Rich.  4  Chio,  1st  7s  for  $552,000  were 
paid  July  1, 1895.— (V.  60,  p.  1010.)  In  November,  1895,  series  "D" 
bonds  for  $8,000,000  were  created  and  series  "C"  bonds  for  $4,8 1 8,000, 
previously  reported  outstanding,  were  canceled.  Series  "D"  bonds  for 
$4,803,000  had  been  listed  on  N.  Y.  Stock  Exohanne  to  January,  1897. 
V.  03,  p.  1064. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— For  12  months  ending  December  31 : 

,n12«"M)n(A*-       Qro"-  Net.  Charges.          Balance. 

1896 $14,304,<>34         $3,724,180        $3,441,204    sur.  $282,986 

1895 15,483,373  4,234,827  3,206,435    sur.1,028,392 

ANNDAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  Dec.  31.    Report  for  1895  was 
given  in  full  In  V.  62,  p.  708,  724,  727. 
Tear  ending  Dee.  31.  1895.  1894. 


Miles  operated  (system  proper)       1,151 

Gross  earnings $15,439,706 

Operating  expenses 11,248,545 

Net  earnings $4,191,161 

Vet  earnings,  inel.  other  inc...  $4,234,827 
Net   earns,  of  L.  Miami  4  6- 

profit  or  loss  St.  L.V.  4  T.  H  212,998 


1893. 
1,150       1,144 
$14,247,855  $15,750,808 
10,765,519   12,034,631 


$3,482,336 
$3,498,358 

412,744 


$3,716,177 
$3,730,223 

439,354 


Total  net  earnings $4,447,825      $3,911,102      $4,169,577 


JASCAHY,  U*7.J 


KAILKOAD    STOCKS   AND    BONDS. 


113 


RAILROADS. 'Mile* 

r  explaaaMoa  of  eetama  aeadtags,  4c-,  see  note*     of 
en  tat  page  of  table*.  Road. 


a  CiH   Okie,  rf  Jt  L.—(COH.t— 
tonaoL  mort.  gold.  guaranteed  p.  *  L 


A."g.c- 
B,"  g.c' 


pneoi.  Biun.,  guiu,  i5u»i»ii^xw*  }».••..     ap,    B 
(end.)  by  Pennsylvania  Company ...  V' CT  g.c- 

(*.  Clert.  *  ToUdo-\»\  M.,  gold,  tnt  gnar.  B.4O.. 
>L  M..*4.000.000.  gold.  Int..  guar^...e' 
*yM4  Ciie.-8tockl7p.et  guar.  Pa.  RR 
ttA  special  Imp.  stock,  7  p.  c.  guar.  by  end 
race,  series  A  to  F  /  Sink.  fund,  cumula-  / 


FtttfQ,  OwCM*  £     — v  -       -  -  — 

lit  eontol.  M.,  $4.000,000.  gold.  Int.  guar.  . .  .e" 
fUtofcft.  r«*M*  oi4t.-8tock. 
Guaranteed  special  Imp.  rtoe,      .   . 
let  mortgage,  sertr*  A  to  P  /  Sink.  fun<f.  cumulu-  / 
3d        do        Mtie«UloM>     live,  notdrawn.c' 
Mmortfage 

Stocx, 


Preferred  (•48O  OOUt 

let  martgage,  •i.64O.OOO  gold  c- 

SdB»ert«a7«,  tar  toOO-OOO.  gold ....c- 

rttt*.  Juae.  Terminal  i.t  M..  gold.  guar.  p.  4  1 


.          . 
Fittitart  4  LmJtt  Mrif    Btoek 

let  mortgage,  gob! '' 

3d  mortgage,  gold.  Series  A.  4  B c 

TSk.  2  T«w*.-«tiMk jaar..  see  text 


Veroon.  1st  M.,  gold,  awomed 

.-lrt  M.  gold.  s.  f.  not  dra.c- 

* 


tenet  guar.  by  Plttab.  4  West. 
4  Lot*  JKrte-ftBB  PITTSBCBO 


ruuo*rf  r*rf*m*>*t  UMneaMst — BIOC*  (BO.IXW.UUUI 

Con*.  M..  g..  < see  text)  s.  f..  not  drX  fertoe  A..O- 
rVtsewrf  *  »«•*"»-  Receiver",  cert*.. JoOO.OOO. . . 

let  mortgage.  Pitta  Newcastle  4  L.  E. 

Old  PttUburg  4  Wwtern  lit  mortgage 

U*  (eoaeot)  mortgage  for  »10.OOO.Ool).  gold.. .  .e- 


,090 


77 


470 
470 


Ml 


71 
71 


57 

is7 

19 
63 

Km 

77 
77 


30 
45 

no 


Date    Slxe,  or 

Bond.   Vahfe.   OuUtandlng 


1890  91.000 
I  1892  l.OOO 
fl892  1,000 



1882       l.OOO 


1895 
1871 


1869 

iaa 


1882 
1894 


1.000 
100 
100 

• A.- 

900  Ac. 

-..«.     A,- 

60 

SO 

1.000 

I.,  KM, 


1878 
IBM 
1884 
1883 
1884 
1888 
1890 
1886 
1889 


:-  .'. 


50 

1,000 
1.000 

so 

1,000 
1,000 
1.000 
1,000 

1,000 

l.OOO 

*  LAKE 

90 


5oo  *c. 
uooo 


*!••. .'KM! 

10.000,000 

2.000,000 
6,000,000 

2.400.000 

Pledged. 

19.7U.286 

18^883,400 

S.25O.OOO 

5,160,000 

2,000,000 

960,000 

480,000 

1,640,000 

300,000 

900,000 

4,000,000 

2,000,000 

2,000,000 

3.959.65O 

8,290,000 

900,000 

600.000 

800,000 

1,000,000 

390,000 

ERIE. 

3.432.900 

3,431,000 

290,000 

319.OOO 

81.000 

9.700,000 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Rate  per    When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Cent.      Payable  whom. 


4»tg. 
4«tg. 

ft? 


7  per  an. 

7  p.-r  M 

7 

Bee  text. 
-.  i  taxi 

6g. 
5  g. 
5g. 
See  text. 

5  g. 


A.  A  O.  N.Y.,  Farmers'  L'n  4  Tr. 
A.  4  O.l          do  do 

M.  A  N..          do  do 

M.  A  N.I          do  do 

A.  4  O.   N.  V.,  Cent  Trust  Co. 
F.  A  A.!  .......... 

Q.-J.    N.  Y.,  Winslow,  L.  4  Co. 

Q.—  J.  do  do 


Pnnci 
pal.When  Dne. 
8loelu-LMt 
Dividend. 


V.trinii- 

v.i!i    i- 
A.  4  O.i 


do 

do 
do 


do 
do 
do 


6 
6 

a  g. 

9g. 


*  text 

6    *'  1 
7 
6 
4g. 


. 

J. 
A. 
J. 


J.  N.  Y.,  3d  N.  B.  4  PltU. 
J.  do  do 

O.  

A.  PltUburg.   Co.'s  OBlce. 
J.  do  do 


N.  Y.,  Security  4  Tr.  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trout  Co. 


do 
do 


do 
do 


PltUb'g.  Fidelity  Tr.Co. 
Phlla..  Broad  St.  Sta 


J.  X.  Y.,  Mercantile1!*.  Co. 
J.  do  do 


Philadelphia  Office, 
do  do 


v 
D. 
0 


Oot  1,  1940 
Apr.  1,  1943 
NOT.  1.  1942 
Nov.  1,  1945 
Oet  1.  1923 
Aug.  1,  1945 
Jan.5'97.1\«a 
ljau.5'97,1%% 
July  1,  191K 
July  1,  1912 
July  1,  1912 
Sept.  1.  1895 

<t> 

July  1,  1922 
July  1.  1922 
Oot  1.  19O7 
Feb.  1, '97, 5% 
Jan.  1,  1928 
Jan.  1.  1928 
Jan.,  '97,  3% 
July  1,  1932 
July  1,  1934 
July  1.  1918 
Oct  1, 1920 
July  1,  1916 
July,  1916 

Nov.  1.  1896 
Apr.  1.  1925 


AUeghenT.Pa..litN.Bk. 

N.Y7.j:Pi.Morgan4Co. 

do      do 


June  1,  1898 
Oct.  15, 1900 
July  1.  1917 


\8*Hltaw>a>   Maid 

Car  troataTlncludlng  laterwt) . 

Miscellaneous 

K.  4  II.  Bridge  *ult.  etc 


1895. 
•3.923.180 


1804. 


:  - 

»2,387.219 


I  branches  llm.;  lea»«  2  m.;  Dee.  81. 1899,  total,  101  mile*,  of  which 
19  mile,  double  < 


184  JoU 


9  IM 


Balance,  surplu. •788473         ••39X93         •834.684 

Btrldead* on  preferred.... (2  p.e.)B49S.716    (3)B499.41»7    (4)  •9O8.154 
-A  p.   708.   7»4.  736,  7t7.  910;  V.68,p.  1O11,  1O64;  V.  64. 
p.  181.) 

IMI i. burg  i  lr vrland  4  TeUdeBB.  From  sT.weaetl*  Jaae«1aa; 
Pa.,  to  AkroS.  O..  77  mllee.  Btoek. •S.OOO.TJOO  (par fSO).  of  wklch  Bait- 
*  Okie  RR.  own*  •1.9O6.00O.  Leased  In  July.  1884,  for  99  yean  to 
Ftnaborg  4  Western.  Tk*  Baltimore  4  Oklo  gaafaMoee  tatanet  oa  tke 
ante,  dee  terms  la  V.  89.  p.  6O7.  •  ~ 
ax?  BcrrmiE»Tof  April.  1»9*.)  fatenstea 


U  gMrtutMd  by  end 

iilMaiil  i  4  Ohio;  mort«ac«  tnutee  I*  M  .. 

UUre«t  du«  Oct.  1.1896,  wa«  paid  on  that  date  KAWiixo*.-In  year 
.  n  till  ;  -----  lM6.craM.W7>38:  neMpXi-S.-w.  lnt*r«.t.  taie«, 
•te.T9ll4.434  ;  areoant  of  »t»TWM  nv.  »3O.l  1  7  ;  iMkUaee,  •••rplu*. 
9&i.TW.  In  l>94-«o.croa«r«830.0««;  met.  r/76>Sl.  la  18J*  94, 
groM,  •090,002  :  net,  f  19O.7V5.-(V.  03.  ;  MM 


by  Ue  PltUknrg  4 

Merrantlfc  Tni.t  Co..  N.   Y. 


*  Kavtera  »«.—  U»4»r  uuMtlouUuu  from  MehaaVy. 
g  too  BMek  Creek   RK  .  through  UM  coal  dlMrlct  to  Saluburg. 
Indiana  County  .  Pa.  .  «9  Bltoa.     Im  Teoe«ber,  18M.  conpUleJ  and 
y  I*  Ol«i  Campbell,  13  mile*.    Th*  road  U  pro 
tlw  Pituburg  MeKeacport  4  Tooghlo- 


Pin.  burg    Fort   Wmjmr  *  rhlraco.—/** 

- 


fieable  track.  271  mile*,  of  whlek  pan  was  bill!  In  1898. 

LBAM.  4c  -Foreesoeed  Oct.  34.  1861.  aad  reorganised.  From  July 
1.  1869.  leased  la  perpetuity  to  the  Peaa.  BX;  reatal  pay*  in- 
tanst.  sinking  Mad  of  debt  aad  7  per  eeat  oa  etoek.  Tke  towee  keep* 
read  la  repair  aad  pay  taxes  aad  ejrieaeea.  The  proat  to  taeeee  ka* 
beea  larg.Vbut  la  fWk  there  wa.  a  low  of  •!  J48.634  aad  U  1899a 


low  of  *&7,748. 


of  •875.000  each  and  Moond 


•ail.. 1 1  of  •860.OOO-CE?  of  Intereet  payment  oa  each  la  Si-rrut- 
anurr  ofMairh.  1894.  Of  the  aMrre  IM  mortgage  bead*.  t2.444.OOO. 
aad  of  tke  seooad  mort«age  •S.JOft^OO.  Bad  •3S"5.463  eaah.  were  keii 
la  tke  sinking  funds  Jan.  1. 18M. 

A"»CAL  RBTOBT.— Report  for  year  ending  Dee.  81. 1895.  was  In  V. 
•hewing  low  to  k  «<ee.  •97,748,  against  low  of  •1,281,659 
•il,p.  872;  V.  62.  p    1174.) 


6%  mllee  of  track,  at  PltUbnrg. 
••ana.,  connecting  the  Baltimore  4  Ohio  and  the  PttUburg 

TB,  whlek  eocvpaalw  la  1883  agreed  to  pay  the  PttUburg 
Junction  »2  for  eaeh  car  pawlag  orer  IU  road,  but  charge  reduced  to 

-r  ear  when  eompaoyM  (row  earnlag*  amount  to  fVTO.OOO  and 
«»»!  P«reBrwbea  trow  i.arh«  WOOXMO  ffaar oae  y w.  I, .1896-98. 


-\v.  aet,  •303^87.  la  1894-9A.  grow,  »347^O7 ;  net, 
•213.343 .  interert  snd  taie*.  •117,489;  earploa.  •90.858.  In  1893-94. 
•row.  »270.«20 ;  net.  »1 78.0*3.  IJtvtdead*  of?  per  eeat  were  paid  oa 
inferred;  en  common  ft  per  .bare  wa*  paid  Feb.  15, 1895;  la  Sept. 
1895.  2  p  c.  (V.  61.  p.  758;  V.  63,  p.  w.) 

Pin. hit  re    4  Lake  Krle    Bat^-Own*  from 
Yonnniown,  O..  M  miles:  branch  Uae*  to  Newcastle. 

owned.  71  miles  (of  whloh  66  doabletraek);  leases  PI . 

Teach,  (which  •-«-..  101  mile.,  sod  Beaver  4  Ellwood  RR..  2  mile* 
tetaToasntad.  174  mOw.    Owns  •35O.OOO  *tock  of  the  PHU.  C  hartlei 


to 


•   Ml.*.**.        '  /W  Us*   p.JPtf.WV  ••WB     Wl    MB«)    m  imaaa.   i    uo>*  HVB  a 

<h.    The  P.  4  I.  K.  Is  operated  In  brtonet  of  U  S.  4  Mich    So., 
whleh  own*t2.000.060of  stock.  Then  were  la  December,  1895,  •890,- 


087  nali 
DtviDainM.—  <  1884-**!. 
Per  cent     )  6  yearly. 


1993.    1893. 

• 


1894.     1895. 

lo         l" 


»i.  Rr.rnKr  -  K»r  year  eadlag  Dee. 

•  Inic  grow  eamlBg>  ••l,7i 
fl' 


1496.     1897. 
lo    I 
ort  wa*  In 


895,  report 

- 

.%  Y.,  B463.- 

,  (i«).  •313:  ilivi.l.-n.t  (10 
1  laVt. 

«  i  n;i>  •  -  i       •••_.;         ;.  t.^<> 


..•:  .  - 

kit  "Taken 

i.al..  .iirplu*.  «24 

Kevsporl  4   Vo«gNlogb«-i«r.— '>»"•  from  PltU. 
'7  BJ..  McKeeeport  to  Fayette  City,  Pa.,  31   mile*; 


ible  track. 
I  to 


4k    1  OUCA. 

reiM 


4  Lake  Erie  RR.  for  999  yean.    Rental 


ItUburgMcK. 
Erie  and! 


.  betnir  guaranteed  by  PltUburg  4  Lake  Erie  and  Lake 

Shore  1  Michigan  Southern  eompenle*.  the  goarantle*  being  endoraed  on 
the  akare  eertneate*  aad  bonda.  Tke  guaranty  of  the  (took  1*  on  the 
•zprea*  condition  that  the  holder  anall  accept  par  for  the  aame  on  July 
1,1934.  Bee  wording  of  goarantv  In  V.  96,  p.  774.  Stock  authorized, 
•4.000,000;  ont  mtn.  bond*  authorized.  •3.29O.OOO;  3d  mtge.  bonda 
authoriied.  •1.750.000.  Pratt  to  lewee  la  1895.  --- 
one-half  wa.  payable  to  the  Lake  Shore  4  Michigan  t 
1'lii.burg  Ohio  Valley  4  <  I  n<  liiiiatl.—  Own*  road  from  Bell 
Fo 


•885.  of    which 


alre,  O..  to 
Oompaay  l 
Stock,  authorised 


.O.,  15  mile*.  Operated  for  ooet  by  Pennnrlraula 
on  with  Cleveland  4  PltUburg  (Inee  Deo.  i,  1892. 
l.AOO.OOO;  onUtanillng.a3OO.OOO;  par,  «90.  Tnx- 


D%W4%.   attlUBiWIIAVU  ,   ay  i  ,-»*7"^,«^TJ^».      vu***teueut  UK  ,  ^*^w,ww-v,     a/m  ,   v^rv. 

tee  of  mortgage  (for  •1.90O.OOO),  Fidelity  Ins..  etc.,  Co.  of  Phlla. 

IMn.biirx  P.lnr.vlllr  4  ralrport^-Own*  from    Falrport.  O. 
to  Youantown.  etc..  o    53  miles.  Operated  at  cost  by  PltUburg  4  Waafr 
bu  tin  tenet  of  bond*  1*  guaranteed.    See  description  of  mortgage, 

'     Common  .took.  •8OO.OOO;  pre- 
892  the  PltUbnrg  4  Western 

preferred.    For  year  ending 

.296:  net.  67.557;  lut,  taxes,  etc.,  *76.OOO. 
In  1 194-95.  grois.  •370.181;  net.  •6I.'J69.    ( V.  68.  p.  29,  1 1 1 1 .) 

flu. burg  »hraa*)K»  4  Lake  Krlc.— SEK  PITTSBOHO  BB8SBMBB 
A-  LAKB  BBIK. 

mi. bnrK  Virginia  A   t  harlrslon  By.-From  South  PltUburg 
Pa.,  to  Browuvllle,  4c..  Pa.,  77  mile*. 


OBOASUITIOV— Operated  by  PeansylvanlaRR.,  which  owned  Jan.  1, 
I896.8a.O44.2OO  etoek.  aad  pay*  net  earnings  as  rental,  the  oonsol. 
bond*  belag  pledged  oader  IU  "collateral  trust  of  1883.'1 


bond,  being  pledged 
l>irn>B<»iM.-D 


id*  formerly  5  per  cent  per  annum,  but  In  May. 
la  1895,  5  p.  o.;   la  1896.  9  p.  c. 


1894.  oaly  8  per  eent 

BOKDe.-In  April.  1695.  a  eoa*olldate<l  mortgage  for  a6.OOO.OOO  wa* 
tuned  to  retire  tke  •3.0OO.OOO  anU  of  1882  and  par  for  extennlon 
from  Brown«vlllr.  Pa..  Into  Went  Virginia,  and  to  fuml  floating  debt. 
Tbekoad*  are  la  eertw  A  (•t.iXW.ooOi  and  B  (•3,000,000),  with  differ- 
ent date*  of  matortty,  but  are  equally  eecured.  Truatee,  Ulrard  Life 
In*.  An.  4  fr  C.>.  of  Pblla.1  elphla. 

EABXMoa.-Yeareodlag  Deo.  31.  1899,  grow.  •1.670.876;  net,««115.- 
401;  lxedokame,*290.lM7:  dividend*  (9  p.  e.)  •148,711;  baL.iurplu*. 
•306,903.    la  fsW,  grow,  »1.  117,898;  net.  fisa.J 
*  Weeter*i.w«««Jfo»o/ 


AUegkeny.  Pa.tu  X.  Sewlckly.   46 
Boef  Point,  Pa.,  to  Kew  <;a*Ue     11 
FrleeetoOrowtkr:  ..     6 

Callery  Jaae.  to  Butler  .........  13 

8-ft.gaafettaeetoJewett.ete.134 


.23) 


Pitta.  Cleve.  4  Totedo  f  ........   77 

PltU.  Palne»vllle  4  Kalrport  U-  53 
El  wood  Short  Line— 

N.  Sewlckley  to  Rock  Point.  3 
— 

Total  (1  *ee  tola  oo.)  ..........  343 


The  8-foot  gaoge  llaea  are  laid  with  40-pound  rail  ;  the  remainder  of 
lino,  owned  with  «H  ,.  I  steel.    Company  I*  *ald  to  own  nearly 

the  eatlre  water  front  at  Allegheny,  Pa..  7  mile-,  with  terminal*,  eta. 

.  ETC.-In  Feb..  1891,  the  Baltimore  4  Ohio  bought 

to  uae  the  road  a* 


.        .  .. 

•6.050.000  common  itoek.  and  In  May,  1893.  began  to  uae  t 
part  of  a  through  pawengnr  route  to  Chicago.    V.  59,  p.  237. 

RBCBtTBBMir.—  On  March  2.  1896,  Prenldent  Tliomin  M.  King  wan 
appointed  raeelver,  the  B.  4  O..  which  control*  the  road  having  gone 
Into  reoelven1  hand*  on  Feb.  29.  Receiver*'  oertlflcate*  for  •5OO.OOO 
nave  been  aatkerUed. 

BBCOKD  MUBIOAOE  COMMIITEB  —  John  T.  Terry,  Dumont  Clark  and 
F.  8.  Smlther*. 

BTocn.-Oommon.  •8.9OO.OOO.  and  jpreferred.  fs.ooO.OOO,  9  per  cent 
non-eomulaUve;  both  In  950  aharee.  Control  held  br  Baltimore  4  Ohio. 


BOID*.—  For  abntract  of  flrtt  mortgage  (traitee.  Mercantile  Tnut 
Company)  see  V.  49,  D.  439.  Second  mortgage  for  •3.500,000  I*  a  flr»t 
Item  oa  terminal*  at  Youngitowa.  O.  Of  tbe  •3.500.OOO  Moond*  t\  ven 
a*owt*tandlag.  •1.36O.OOO  were  unsold  June  3<>.  1806.  but  It  1*  under- 
stood they  were  pledged  for  loan*.  See  description  of  mortgage*,  etc., 
p.  7  SirrrLBMiijrT  of  April.  1894, 

OorroM*.  Interest  on  2<1  mortgage  5s  due  May  1,  1896,  wa*  not 
pal'l.  First  (consol.)  4*.  Interest  due  Jan.  1.  1897,  was  paid  at 
maturity. 

GBKKBAI.  Fi«A«cr4i.—  On  June  SO.  1896,  there  were  real  eetate  mtges. 
-  -.  ;  bill*  and  aeoounU  payable.  •2,895,174  ;  current  llabllltlr*. 
•A30.981.  Contra  :  Advanees  to  subsidiary  road*,  •1,044,947  ;  mater- 
ial*. etc.,  on  hand,  •125.40O  ;  current  asscU,  •718,663.  Interest  I* 
guaranteed  on  •1.2.V>,OOO  PltU.  Patneevllle  4  Falrport  boade.  Car 
trade  June  30,  1896,  •524.649,  on  which  payments  hare  been  ar- 
ranged to  extend  over  a  series  of  yean.  V.  64,  [>.  -  : 

EABHUfo*.  -5  months,  >  1896  .......  Oross,  $1,220.245;  net,  a434.7(U 

July  1  to  Wov.  3O.       J  1895  .......  Orosi,    1,423,435;  net,    4(i:t,.'.,s 

RBfOBT.—  Fiscal  year  end*  Juno  30.    Report  for  1895-96  was  given 
In  V.  63.  p.  1111,  showing  earnings  a*  follows 
ing  leased  line*  : 


on  the  iy(tem.  Includ- 


III 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VoL    LXIV. 


JANUARY,  1897.J 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


113 


RAILROADS. 

Mile* 
of 

K.....I. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

81Xror       Amount 
Value.    Out»t»noJnK 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 
Ooefe-Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.  ,  Me  note* 
on  flnt  page  ot  table*. 

Bate  per 

Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

nttftura  4  Wistsm    IConetttdtd)— 

2d  mortgage  for  $3  .500  000,  gold     e* 

1891 
1882 
1890 

$1.000 

$3,500,000 
100.000 
300.000 
1,333.342 

ig 

5  g. 

!•>•••  :•  \'. 

M.  A  N. 
M.  A   8. 
P.  A  A. 
M.  A   8. 

Nov.,  '95,  coup,  last  pil.    May  1,  1941 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co.  i  Sept.  1,  1902 
New  York  City.            Aug.,  1920 
N.  Y..  Farm.  L.  *  Tr.  Co.    Sent.  25.  1898 

Foxburg  Bridge  Co.  1st  M..  guaranteed  by  P.  AW  
EUwood  Short  Line,  lit  X..  gold.  gu.  byP.  A  W.          3 
Put*.  Tton^ft.  4  Aiklati.-rom.  (took.  $2.OOO.OOO     125 

1.000 
50 

Preferred  *toek,  $2,OOO,OOO  

125 
62 
125 

1878 
IM7 

M 
1.000 
UOOO 

1,700,000 
1,500,000 
1,562,000 

7  per  an. 
6 
5 

M.  *    8.  N.  Y.,  Far.  L.  A  Tr.  Co.  ;  Sept.  25,  1896 
F.  A  A.  Phlla.,  Fidelity  Tr.  Co.i  Aug.  1,  1908 
M.  A  N.  X.  Y..Farm.  L.  ATr.Co.    NOT.  1.  1927 

A*h.tabula  *  Ptttob.  lnt  ST.  Y'ngst'n  to  Asht  .c'Ar 
ConeoL  mort.  (for  94.00O.OOO)  «.  f.  1  p.c..  not  dr.e- 

H.  Jirrit  MoHtittUo  4  If.  T.-Ut  M..  ($225,000)  gold      .... 

1894 

100  Ac 

225,000 

**» 

J.   AD.1  N.  Y..  Cent.  Trust  Co. 

June  1,  1944 

Portland  4  tto€krlttr  —Stock    fflOO  l»  K> 

100 

592.07O 

6 

J.  15-J. 

Ian  15  '97  3% 

Terminal  bond*  (no  mtge.).  Int.  guar.  B.  A  M  —  e     
Portl.  4  M.  Fail*.—  litM..  red.  1897,$45O.OOO.cnr.e     .... 

!-••-• 
1893 

500 

1.IXNI 

113,500 
405.000 

4 
5 

A.        O. 
F.        A. 

Boston,  North  Nat.  Bk. 
Boston.  Old  Colour  Tr. 

Oct.    1,   1907 
Feb.   1,  1912 

2dM~red.l897(nrstonl2m*.>.$200,OOO.gold.a     .... 
Coasot  mortgage,  $1,000,000  (see  text,  

l.OOO 

157,000 

5g- 

A.       O.           do             do 

Oct.   1,  1912 

J"or<  a-a«oVng.-l«t  M..«..guar.  by  Phn.AHead.e'aT       20 

1891 

100 

1.000 

1,500,000  6  per  an. 
1.500.000           5  g. 

J.        J.  Boston.  Treasur.  Office. 
J.        J.'         Philadelphia. 

Jan.15,'97,8% 
Jan.    1.  1941 

PtntmttttlH  4  Dottr    <feei.gp.e.gnar.  East.  Ma**.       11 

100 

769,000  6  per  an. 

J.         J.  Portsmouth.  Treasurer.    Jan..  '07.  3% 

/••••is*  7aU«r-lBt  M  .  92.6otf.000.  gold.guar.  .e-Arl       1  5 
Jro«».«.  *ir.7.-2dM.nowlst.$160.000ere6*>e-Ar       10 

1891 

1886 

l.OOO 
1.000 

1,003.000          5  g.   J.        J.  Baltlm.,  Old  Town  Bk.   Jan.   1,  i941 
500,000    4>*  A  6    F.        A.  N.  Y..  Corbln  B'nkg  Co.    Feb.   1.  1926 

3d  start.,  now  3d.  gold  ($104.000  are  6*)  c'Ar       10 

1891       1.000 

200,000 

4>9A6g.  M.        8. 

do              do 

Mch.  1,  1981 

Income  bond*,  non-cum              

25OOOO 

May  1    1920 

fVm-fmn  *  fr-iniflr'-'    lit  If  gold,                    o' 

SO 
51 

1892 

1.000 

100 

750,000 
3.500,000 

5  g- 
lOperan 

J.         J. 

^      M 

Provld'oe,  Globe  N.  Bk. 
Providence,  Office. 

July  l'.   1922 
Dc.3r96,2>i% 

tnndnte  4  iforctSer  -Stock  (10  per  eeat  rental)  . 

51 
134 

1877 
1887 

l.'HHl 

1,000 

1,500,000 
250000 

6 
5 

A.       O.  Prov.,R.I.Ho*p.ATr.Oo. 
J.        D.  N.  Y..  Oilman.  Son  A  Co. 

Oct.    1,   1897 
Dee.  1,  1917 

OtitHt*  OMAO  *  JCo»«u  eUr-Pref.  lit  mortgage 

let  mortgage    . 

134 

1887 

1,000 

1,489340 

5 

J.        D. 

June  '9O  coup,  last  paid. 

Deo.   1,  1917 

Jo 
18*5-96 


90- 


83.091.302     $981.223 
2.847  899       916,649 
.   ........     2,3181877       455.846 

-<V.  63.  p.  .*.  1111;  V.  64,  p.  84.) 

Pill.  hurt   I  on 
Pa.,  ' 


l~l.4ta*r* 

$945371       *nr.$36.352 

930.768       def.    14.09O 


u.burc  loanc*to«v*i  *  A.nlabula  KB  .-Own*  Kenwood. 
M  Aaatabmla  Harbor.  O..  99  mile*;  Nile*  to  Alliance  Junction,  O., 
flea;  CBnioVt  Braaeh.  1  mil* :  traokage.  g  •Pea.  Total.  128  mile*. 


OBO*XIZATI<>».  -Consolidation  of  Aahtaonla  A  FttMrarc 

1887,  to  Petuuylvanla  (tow 


. 

road*  B  1887.    Lisnrt  from 
oos*,  which  Jan.  1.  1896 
ferred  stock:  rental  net 


and  $1.55O.OOO 


OO  pre- 
option 


rental  not  earning*.    Leap*  may  be  terminated  at 
«f  either  party  on  one  year**  aotlee. 

DIVIDBWD*.     )     1*90.  :-•:  1893  to  1895.  MM 

Common,  p.  ct  $       24  8  6  yearly.  64 

OB  preferred,  1888  to  Sept.  39,  189$.  7  per  oont  yearly  (M.  A  8.1 

Bone.— Bond*  of  1887  (tiBateu.  Farmer*'  Loan  A  Trust  Co.)  are  re- 
earved  to  retire  dlvlsloa*!  b»nd«;  Lawrono*  RR.  ant  7s  do*  Aug.  1. 
1896,  were  paid,  but  to  Dee.  ao  eonsol*  had  been  lamed  therefor.  A 
•taking  fund  of  1  per  eeat  pnnhise*  bond*  of  1887  at  par.  If  offered. 

XA*m»oe,-12  month*.  )  189*> Oroos.  $1 388,«O<I;    net,  $439.984 

Jan.  1  to  Dee.  31.        (1898 Gross,    1.73O.OO2;    net.    717,951 

IB  year  ending  Dee.  81.  1996.  gro**,  $1.741319;  not.  $729.788:  In- 
terest, etc..  $l»o.758;  dividends  r7p.c.  on  preferred  and  6  p.  c.  on 
common,.  •198.744:  beHaaiiats.9277.O41:  balance,  surplus,  for  year. 
•73.223  In  1894.  (rose.  $1394.449:  aot,  $499.584  ;  Interest,  etc.. 
$194.181:  dividend*  (4  per  eeat  on  eom.  aad  7  on  prof.),  $198.741. 
•a.  p.  34.) 

Plant  oi.trni.— /J**  •*••>  4«f«M»eA /loriste  *1  ftVrtrrsM-Tnlssy*- 
m,  so-called  because  of  the  large  Interest  owned  In  It  by  the  Plant 


lav 


Bt  Company,  of  which  II.  B.  Plant  M  President,  unite*  Cnar- 


lesion.  8.  C.  with  Montgomery.  Ala.,  and  a  Ian  with  Tampa  aad  other 
Florida  points.    The  system  Includes  the  fo  lowing  rood*,  deocribed 

rlok  A  wt 


wtthSa 


. 

tbrirown  UOea,  exeopUng 
avannah  Florida  A  We*ton 


the  Brunawlek  A 


Jfir*.  | 

--  .    y. 


Savannah  Florida  A  W. 
Charleston  A  Savannah 
Brunswick  A  Wo* 
,lti~1nn  Midland 
BUver  Spring*  Oeala  A 

Fort  Jrr%  I.   M 

K.  Y..  to  MoaUe-llo.  N.  Y..  34  •flea. 
Stock  esrtaort    ' 


Included 


JHU*. 
.  247 
.  152 


134    Maaford  A  8t.  PotercbBrg 

171  |  Bt.  John*  A  Lake  Ko*U*  ....      «• 



44|        Total 1,941 


April, 


lW»,lc 


•  llrelle  A  New  York.— Owns  from  Port  Jerri* 
and 

;•  M 
trusts  (A  per  cent. 


•  payable. 


i*  irom  ron  jern*. 
Hncneaot  to  -Summit  vlllr.  18 
dlng.  $409.100; 


aUtandlng.  $4< 
le.  $7.451;  ear 

*&&.• 


.  $1OO. 


fro*«.  $49.553:  not. 


MS:  baJaaee.  deflclt.  $2.708. 


Porilan.1  *   l!  ii        -       .,*  mad  from  Portland.  Me., 

t*  Rochester.  N.  H.,  54  mile*,  rtoek  uMtborized.  $600,000:  per  $1OU); 
tasntl  $Bw2.070.  Loans  and  bills  payable  June  80,  1895.  $59.OOO. 
Terminal  bonds  ts.ae  limited  to  $1{3.&OO:  there  Is  no  mortgage,  but 
any  subsequent  mortgage  I*  to  provld*  tor  loose  bond*.  Interest  oa 
the  terminal  hood*  to  guaranteed  by  the  Booton  A  Maine.  Dividend* 
•tee*  July.  I«H«.  to  January.  1897.  ladoslve.  6  p.  e.  per  annum. 

i».>s.-For  year  ending  June  90,   1894.  gro**,  $263.297:    neb 
.rlnc<,me,  $2.127:  taxea.  8534V  AvUoBds.  $35,524  ;  bal- 
•ne*.  surplus.  923,437.    la  1994-6  gros*.  $256.449;  set.  $43.247. 

Portland  A  Kumford  Fall*  *ly.-Own*  road  Ullbertvllle  to 
Bnmfonl  Fall*  and  Anirarn.  Me..  94  mlleo;  lease*  Rnmford  Fall*  A 
JNialrmiild  RJL.  -f)  miles;  trackage  (Maine  Central)  to  Lewuton.  4 
•flee;  total  operated  67  mile*.  Organised  In  189O. 

v-AutborUed.  $300.OOf>.  par$IOO;  Issued.  $265,900.  Dirt- 
dead*  are  payable  1 '«  per  cent  quarterty  on  Feb.  1,  etc.  Honds  due 
nil/,  are  a  ant  Hen  on  the  Auburn  extension.  12  miles,  and 
a  second  mortgage  on  the  rest  of  the  property.  Hoth  mortic*-**  are 
ndomnahle  after  lire  year*  from  date  at  1O5.  A  mortgage  of  *  l.OOO, - 
OOO  for  refnndlai  the  flrst  and  seconds  (which  are  subject  to  call  In 
February  and  October.  1897.)  aad  for  other  purpose*,  was  made  In 
1894.  On  June  90, 1994.  there  were  note*  payable.  $219.477. 

A*IDAI.  Rsmar  — Fl*eal  year  ends  June  9O.  tteport  for  1895-4  wa* 
(Ivtaln  V.  68,  p.3»2. 

'.•-•.••  JTM.      lnt.lM*..tte.      Diftdendi.    Bal..tur. 

1899-96 9211308       $94397       $46.507        (5>  $18,OOO       $25,390 

1994  •  1.10         72.468          41394        (5)     13.HOO          16.773 

-<V.  63,  p.  (03.  870.) 

Portland  ftaeo  A  Fort*oaouths.— Portland.  Me.,  to  Portsmouth. 
.10*.    It  wa*  leased  Mar  4,  1-tTt.  In  perpetuity  to  the  Eaet- 
em   Railroad.  Mass.  (BOW  merged  In  Boston  A  Maine),  at  IO  per  cent 
OB  stock.    Lea**  rental  changed  May  21.  1977.  and  now  6  percent. 
Port  Mead  I  is*;,— Own*  90  miles  of  road,  completed    In  Sept.  1-492 
OB  Bound  Brook.  N.  J..  to  Staten   Island  Sound,  where  extensive 
terntfneJs  were   established.      «  apltal  stock  authorised  $3.OOO,OOO— 
lataUadla;*.  $1.566.000.  par  $1OO,  all  owned  by  Philadelphia  A  Read- 

l:B7(T.  64.  p.  743;  fTe*.  p.  644, 499.  68O.) 

Port  Royal  *  *.  «•:••<*.— Port  Royal  A  Western  Carolina. 
-^INM  road.  ha-,  e  been  nwiged  Into  the  Charleston  A  Western  "- 
Una  Ky  ^whjoa  eeo. 


Fort. mouth  A  Dover.— Port«m..iitli.  N.  II.  to  Dover,  N.  H.,  11 
mile*.  Opened  February  1,  1474.  and  leaned  for  rtfty  years  to  Eastern 
New  Hampshire  at  d  per  cent  per  annum  on  the  stock,  rental  guaran- 
teed by  the  Eaitorn  KK.  of  Ma**.  Lease  aaiumed  by  Boston  A  Maine. 


\alley  KK.— Opened  In  Sept.  1893,  Potomac  Valley 
Juno.,  Md  ,  to  Cherry  Run.  W.  Va..  on  the  B.  A  O.,  14  miles,  and 
from  Porter*.  Pa.,  to  York,  Pa., -16  mile*.  Boad  also  to  be  built 
from  York  to  the  Philadelphia  A  Reading  RR.  near  Mart- 
Pa.,  and  from  Thomaavtlle,  Pa.,  to  the  Philadelphia  Har- 
f  A  Potomac  Railroad.  8  miles  west  of  Harrlaburg,  21 


rUburg    A    Potomac 
mile*,  making  total  mileage 


RaUroad. 
ileage  46 


. 

mile*.    The  property  Is  leased  to  the 


Maryland.  »nd  the  bond*  have  principal  and  Interest  guaran- 
y  aad  severally,  by  the  Western  Maryland  RR.  Co.  and  the 
A  Harrtebun  BK.  Co.,  aad  are  so  endorsed.  Earnings  for 

year  ending  Boot  30.  1896:  Oro**.  $153.047;  net.$91.82l.  In  1894-5, 

groa*.  $146,192;  net.  $83.924.    (V.  52.  p.  121.1 

FrooeoU  A  Arizona  Onlral.—  Sellgman  to  Preseott,  Arlion* 
73  mile*.  Wo  longer  operated.  W.  N.  Kelly,  receiver.  (V.  62,  p.  84.) 

Pr«.»perl  Park  A  Coney  I  eland.—  Own*  from  9th  Avenue  and 
20th  Street,  Brooklyn,  to  Coney  Island,  etc..  6  mile*  ;  leases  to  Coney 
bland  Point,  ete..  24  mile*;  other.  1  mile;  trackage.  Parkvllle  to  Bay 
Ridge.  3«t  mile*  ;  total.  13  mile*.  Stock  U  $250,000  ;  par.  $100. 

HIBTOBT.—  The  Long  Island  RR.  acquired  controlling  Interest  In  stock 
IB  1998,  and  IB  »oastaar«tloa  of  a  guaranty  by  that  company,  annual 
Interest  on  the  creator  part  of  P.  P.  A  C.  I.'*  bonded  debt  was  reduced 
from  6  aad  7  per  eent  to  4>t  per  oent  flee  V.  56.  p.  42  ;  V.  62,  p.  187. 
OB  Sept.  90.  1994.  there  wore  $242.000  loan*  aad  bill*  pay  able.  Flnt 
bead*  tar  $900.000  oae  Jan.  1.  1895,  were  paid. 


tar  $900.000 

EABITDMM.—  For  yean  ending  Juno  30: 

..r.,..  Htl.    OOtfriHfom*.  lnl..laj'i,tle.      Balatue. 

1*956  .....  $129.757  df.$16.984      $27,761  $8O.H59       def.$69.882 

1894-6  .....    139,344         19.019         22.901  65.98O       def.   24,660 

-(V.  59.  p.  8947920.  UO5;  V.  61,  p.  449;  V.  A2,  p.  187.) 

Providence  *  ftprl  ncaeld.-Provtdenoe.  R.  I.,  to  Douglas,  Maes., 
on  the  How  England  mainline.  SO  mile*.  Stock  U  $517.460 
by 


i  $517.460  (par,  $10O). 
.1  V.Ol.n.1014.  Road 
England  RR.  till  July 


.  . 

mort  Iv  owned  by  the  M.  Y.  Wow  Haven  A  Hartford 
leased  (term*  BMolfled  la  July.  1896,1  to  Wew  E_  _______  __ 

1.1989,  at  4  per  eent  on  stock.  See  V.  63,  p.  SO,  and  New  England 
KB.  report  V.  63.  p.  698.  The  bond*  were  guaranteed  by  the  N.  Y.  A 
Mew  England.  In  1893  frooa,  $1  82.45O;  net.  $24.073.—  (V.  63,  p.  30.) 

Providence  A  Worcester  KK.—  Own*  from  Providence,  R.  I.,  to 
Worcester.  Maes..  44  mile*,  of  which  5  miles  are  owned  Jointly  with 
Booton  A  Providence;  braneho*.  7  mile*:  total  operated.  51  miles; 


. 

Froui  Julv  1,  1892,  leased  for  99  yean  at  1O  per  cent  per  annum  on  the 
stock  to  the  X.  T.  A.  H.  A  Hartford.  Extra  dividend  of  4>i  per  cent 
was  paid  out  of  awcU  In  March.  1893.  New  6  p.  c.  bonls  for  $1,500,- 

000  were  aathotlsod  In  Deoember,  1896.  to  retire  a  like  amount  ot  6s 
doe  Get.   1.  1897.    V.  63.  p.   1O64.    For  year  ending  June  30.1896, 
total  laeoBM  wn*  $447,574.  against  $447.301  In  1994-95;  surplus  after 
expense*,  charge*  and  1O  per  eent  dlvidendi.  92.1OK.    Total  surplus 
June  30.  1898,  $213,175.     (V.  56,  p.  83;  V.  43,  p.  1044.) 

Utilney  Omaha  A  Kaa*a*  City.—  West  Qnlncy  to  Trenton,  Mo. 
134  mile*;  trackage  (C.  B.  A  Q.I.  to  qulnoy.  3  mile*. 

HiirroBT.—  Baooaasorto  Qulnoy  Missouri  A  Pacific  sold  In  foreclosure 
and  reorganised-  Default  was  made  on  Deo.,  189O,  coupons.  Inn  prof. 
1st  roort.  coupons  of  Jane,  1896,  paid  promptly.  The  stock  is 
81.623.24O  ipar$100).  Rnad  WM  operated  by  Theodore  Oilman  of  N.  Y. 
and  Ward  W.  Jacob*  of  Hartford,  Conn.,  a*  trustees  of  nrst  mortgage. 

RBOBOAMZATIOII—  COXSOUIMTIO*—  It  Is  proposed  to  consolidate  the 
Q.  O.  A  K.  <X  with  the  reor<anlxed  Omaha  A  St.  Louis;  the  O.  >.  A  K. 

1  .  non-preferred  bond*  to  receive  either  70  p.  c.  In  cash  or  40  p.  o.  In 
new  Oust*  and  4O  p.  c.  In  2.1  mortgage  Income*  of  the  consolidated 
company,  and  In  parsnanoe  of  this  plan  the  Omaha  K.  C.  A  Eastern 
was  formed  to  acquire  the  Q.  O.  *  K.  C.    V.  62.  p.  41,  590,  822.    See 
K.  O.  A  Northern  Connecting  Ky.,  this  Scrri.KMKiT. 

Foreeloaur*  tale  ha*  been  ordered  for  April  2:1,  1897.  V.  64.  p.  181. 
The  agreement  of  May.  1892,  wa*  amended  as  follows  Nov.  1O,  1896, 
de|>ository.  Guaranty  Trust  Company,  New  York.  Out  of  a  total  Issue 
of  noii  preferred  bond*  of  $1.489.240.  there  are  on  deposit  with  the 
Guaranty  Tnut  Co.,  subject  to  the  various  •greemeuts,  $1.432,4OO. 
When  purchased  at  sale  the  g.  O.  A  K.  C.  Is  to  !>••  leased  to  a  syndicate 
(represented  by  Oilman,  Bon  A  Co.  of  New  York)  until  Sept.  12.  19<K>. 
for  Interest  on  preferred  Ixmds,  ($12,500  per  annum)  and  on  non-pre- 
ferred bonds  l-6per  ornt  until  Sept.  12,  1897,  and  2-4  per  cent  there- 
after. also  taxes  and  charges.  V.  64,  p.  84. 

XABiniiO*.-Jan.  1  to  Sept.  90,  1896  (9  mo*.),  gross,  $221,  036,  against 
$189354.  Year  1895  gross,  $261,320,  agalntt  $238,570  In  1*94. 

AisfAi.  Kr.niRT.—  Report  for  fiscal  year  ending  June  30,  1895,  was 
In  V.  61,  p.  515.    Earnings  have  been  as  follows: 

Br*M  AX.  litlertfl.      Tatet,  etc.         Ralanee. 

1896-4  ......  $289.741   $112,111         --  $24,276  -  .       sur.$87,835 

1894-5  ......    243,575        04.207       $12.500          13,853       sur.  37.854 

1898-4  ......     244.4OO        58.38O          12.6OO       1O7.970       def.  62,1»O 

—V.  63,  p.  190.459,  1116,  1159;  V.  64,  p.  84,  181. 

Kalelgh  A:  Augusta  Air  l.lnc.—  Owns  from  Raleigh,  N.  C.,  to 
Hamlet.  N  <:..  1)7  miles;  H;unl.>t  to  Gibson,  1O  miles  ;  leases  Mon- 
cnre  to  Plttslmro,  12  miles  ;  total.  119  miles.  Controlled  by  Raleigh  A 
Uaston.  which  July  1,  1  893,  owned  $772,200  stock,  and  so  by  Seaboard 


1  ni 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


PITTSBUR6,  BESSEMER 

AND 

tf-  LAKE  ERIE  RAILROAD 


Mlegheny  J< 

AND  CONNECTIONS 


JANUARY.  1897.] 


KAILROAD   STOCKS    AND     BONDS. 


RAILROADS. 

M    ,  - 
Of 

i:..,.: 

Date 
of 

BomU 

Size,  or 
Par 

Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

BotuU—  Prtnol 
pal,  When  Due. 
Stock*—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  heading*,  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  flrst  page  of  tables. 

i:  itt  i"  i 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 

Kaleigk  <*  iMmu'o—  l«t  M..fiin(rt,MOi.p.*i..RAi;.c' 
8eat>oaru  Air  Unt<,  Ser.  A.  B  A  C  (pact  issue)  .... 
falrjfL  4k  Gatton     1st  mortgage        t 

107 
"97 

"40 
40 

isao 

L890  8 
1862 
IM4 
1877 

BO  AMI 

1,000 

1,000,000 
203,833 
l.OOO.OOO 
228,333 
65O.OOO 
350.00O 
1.000,000 
TIOX. 
89,589,000 
28,000,000 
-'l.OOO 
ATIOM. 

1,512,700 
954,000 
7'i.,»ki 
2,696.000 
18311.000 
P.3B4.0OO 
5,71, 
8.500,000 
1,831,000 
700.000 
1.222.0110 
1,593.397 

|  9,500.000 
4.000.000 
1,050,000 

'  48,715.188 
10.000.000 
2,000.000 

6 
5 
8 
5 
5 
S 
6 

J.   A  1. 

Balt.A  Phil.  Mech.N.Bk. 
Baltimore. 
Bait.*  Phil.  Mech.N.Bk. 
Balt.Merc.Tr.&  Dep.Co. 
Phila..  Phll-A  Read.  RR. 
do             do 

Jan.  1,  192ft 
Part  yearly. 
Jan.   1,  1898 
Part  yearly. 
Moh.  1,  1912 
June  1,  1904 
Deo.  1,  1917 

1,000 

l.OOO 
1<M  fa 

1,000 

1.000 

:  •.  vv/  \ 

->.\. 

3040. 
4  A. 

Kc;\MZ 

r   '-    ^ 
1,000 
500  Ac. 
LOOO 

•  or  £ 
SOOJtc. 
1.000 
L.OOO 
1,000 
1,000 

3.  A  J. 
1.  A  D. 
M.  A   B. 
J.   A  D. 

J.   A  D. 

Seab.  Air  Line  Equip.,  Ser.  A,  B,  C,  (part  Issue)  .  . 
Meadiny  4  Columtna—  l»t  mortgage  (extended).,  e" 
3d  mortgage  eoupou  (extrmled  in  18^-4;  c 

Debentures           *      c 

Itttuliim  OMJMIIH—  New  STOCK  TO  BE  USD  ED 

COIMIIIOD  sloes'.  •70.0OO.OOO,  990  or  flOO  (hares 
Id  i-ref.  stock.  ^29.000,000,  4  p.  c.  Don-oum.  

DIBbO 

2d  j»ref  Block  £42  OOO  UOO,  4  .p.  c.  non-Gum  

Old  Phil*,  ft  Hi-ad.  KB.  BOND*  u.xnm 
Itt  M..ext.  In  '60.  Philadelphia  to  PottST.  9AM..  f 
Mortgage  loans  of  1H44,  1848  and  1849                 c 

K     1   !• 
•I 

94 

I*  BtO 

1843 

1-1  1  •' 

'.--.7 
i-,  - 

1871 
1873 
1881 
18*1 
1892 
L8M 
1892 

6 
6 
4% 

•  •M 

6g. 
6g. 
6g. 
5  g. 

5  g- 

J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 
J.         J. 
A.       O. 
J.        D. 
A.        0. 
M.       N. 
Q.-F. 
F.        A. 
M.       N. 
J.         J. 

Philadelphia  A  London. 
Phila.,  Read.  Ter.  Bldg. 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
Phila..  Read.  Ter.  Bide 
Phila..  Prov.  Life  &  Tr. 
do             do 
Phila.,  Guar.  Tnut. 
Philadelphia. 

July  1,  1910 
July  1,  191O 
July,  1910 
Oct.    1,  1938 
June  1,  1911 
Oct.    1,  1897 
May  1,  1922 
May   1,  1941 
Feb.   1.  1902 
May  20,  1942 
July  1,   1942 

ifartgage  loan  of  1857  comer  tlble.       .  .             c 

sfartiCKge  loan  of  1868  gold,  extended  in  1803    c 

148 

-'  I 
325 
327 

fmpft  M..  gold.  s.  f.,  drawn  at  100.  V.  48.  p.28O.e 
OOBSOI.  ILot  1  882,  gold,  stamped,  pay.  at  nottce.c1 
Terminal  M..  gold.  go.  Tby  P.  A  a  Term.  RR-.c'ir 
Ten  yrsr  .InkfngTund  gold  losn.  red.  at  100...  c' 
DeTsware  RlverTermlnal  Par.  Money  M.,  gold.c- 
Delaware  Hirer  Term.  Ext.  Par.  Mom.  M.,  gold.0* 
Mortgage*  OB  real  estate  

P.  *  ft.  Coal  4k  I.  purchase  money  *  real  estate  M. 
Do             do       gaar.exfdhl892-w4.gold. 
Coal  tnut  eertiaeato*.  gold.    Bee  V.  03,  p.  S3- 
Philadelphia  Subway  Loan.  $3.OO»XOOO. 

• 

•72-'84 
i  M  i 

1HD4 

•••.-.  **• 

1871 

500  Ac. 

.,*>    A, 

1.000 

<  5,6*7 

-    i  t 
6  g- 
1 

-i    JMT    .«!! 

7 

Various 
Seml-an 
Q.-J. 

Phila..  Read.  Ter.  Bldg. 
do              do 
Philadelphia. 

To  1904 
1897  to  i  -iHi" 
Apr.  1.  1904 
1904-1924 

1996. 
Jan..  '97.  4% 
Hay  1.  1921 

H>a4lBK    <-omtpmmr    BUXM  TO  BE  issrtu 
Otatnl  M..  •135.000.000.  g..  s-f.not  nubj.  to  call 
JhMMfsvrr  «  stonL-tltook  8p.e.ga.DeL*  Hud.)eBd.) 

IN   BX 

Text 
LM 
79 

IZATIUN 

J.  *  J. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  *  S. 

1st  Int.  paid  Jan.,  '97. 
H.Y.,Del.*H.CanalCo. 
do             do 

100 
1.000 

AKoanoke.  STOCK  la  8873.60O;  par.  «1OO.  OB  June  3O,  1896.  loans 
anil  bill*  payable  wm8155.7»7;  total  nrt  current  liabilities,  833O.7S5. 
Jointly  with  Raleigh  A  Oaston  and  Seaboard  A  Roanoke  Issued  the 
ear  trust  bonds.  vTei.  p.  884. 

EABXi»os.-Year  ending  Jane  30. 1896.  KTOOs,  8463,455 :  net,  81O6,- 
oihorlncOBM.89.2n:  charges.  »74.»3;  balance,  surplus,  841.- 
InlB945.  gross.  8431.087;  net,  *106.971.  (V.  61.  p.  731.) 

*  «3«e«OBV-Ow»stroi»Hal«4»> i_to  WcktoB.*.  q,98  mile* 

and  has  large  Interest  hi  PinhM  *  "'iilhBi  ii*BEjPurham  to 


644: 
035. 


•I  OBI 


42  miles;  and  wrth  Seaboard  *  Roanoke  control, 
also  control*   Georgia  Carolina   A   Northern    and 
the  bonds.    Seaboard*  Boanoke  own*  8742.2OO  of 
*  Oaeton  tlJOOjOOO  .took:    par.  81OO.     Jointly  with 
Air  Uae  and  Seabord  Ji  Roanoke  Issued  8250.00O 
In  April,  !««.    V.  art.  p.  684.  _Loa««BBd  btlU  pay 


L— IB  1889, 1  WO  aad  1891,  6;  hi  189f.  4  p.  c.;  none  since, 

gross.  S599,197j:   net 
.  iterwt  883.850.  Uses 

,079;    balance,  surplus, 

- ....        ... 


Kradlns  *  <  ..Intnl.! 


P.     >«  miles:  branches.  13  miles;  operates  Martelta  Juactkra  to 
tea.  •  mile*  ;  total  operated.  59  •ules.     q 
r  *  Read,  was  sold  In  JnDe,l»94.  at 
,  of 


qaairrTllle  branch  of 

.  8958373  (par. 


,  ,.  . 

880JI,  of  which  «7-»a^oo.  with  the  «  1.1*00.000  debentoraa,  w«  owned 
toy  PMl.*  K«ad.  and  deposited  ander  Its  coll.  trust  of  1892.  The  road 
to  wMtroUed  and  »p*rsi«d  B  the  Phila.  *  Read  .  bat  accounts  kept 
Mparate.  IB  year  endiBg  JOB*  8O.  1895.  gross,  8279.783;  net,  890.. 
IS3~  other  Incomr.  81.  10(»;  eharB»».  tllTjgl  ;  balance,  dsArtt.  826V 
702.  IB  1893-M.  groM.  8384.17OT  net,  807.931. 


tf^mf- PklUdrlphla  *  lt...lln«  Uy. 
Muf.t—  TW  "Bead tag  Ceaiyaay"  OWBS  BO  road  In  fee,  bat  thronch  own 
enhlp  of  the  roilre  capital  stock*  of  the  Philadelphia  A  Reading  «y. 
and  the  Phila.  A  Res>dtag  Coal  *  Iron  O...  It  eontn.l.  all  th*  property 
heretofore  eontrolled  ^ythe  Philadelphia  *  Rnadlng  **.  Co. 

The  Philadelphia  *  Keadlng  By.  operates  IB  ooBnertion  with  the 
great  anthracite  coal  proBertlM  of  the  Philadelphia  *  Rradlnx  Coal  A 
Iron  Co.  In  <he  ffhuylklll  region.  Pentuilranla.  a  large  system  of 
road,  onterlnv  at  Phlladaipate  aad  extending  tbenee  westerly  through 
to  HaieltOB  BBd  WlUlamsportoB  Ike  north  and  liar 


>  HaseltoB  an.i  WlUlamsporton  the  north  and  Hsr 
rtsburg,  8hlfBBBsb«Tf  aad  Oettysbun.  la  Pennsylvania,  on  the  south. 
•Iso  easterly  IB  Hew  Jersey  to  AllaBtle  City,  the  summer  resort  OB  the 
AiUntle  Ocean.  BBd  to  tidewater  at  Port  Stadia*  OB  Hew  York  Har- 
bor. Tbe  -j'trm  eooiprlscs : 

oil  I-  XUei. 

to  Mt.   Carbon, 
i  tracked).. 


M 

M 

U 

I  : 


.  to  Harrtolmrg.  Pa 

I.ebBBDB  to  Brook.klr.  Pa. 
Koek  vllle  to  AabarB.Pi 
Habaaoy  City  to  Pt. 

. 
Ms*    Castle     to  .  . 

Plain.  Pa 

Other  lines  ..    19 

Total  (2  tracks  ....) 831 

'    (Boo  each  Co.) 
OsBlwfoiisaali)  RK  .    13 


ft 


Philadelphia   Oermantown  A 

Norrlstown  RR 34 

CatewUusUK 97 

Philadelphia  *  Chester  RR...  10 

North  Pennsylvania  K  < 86 

Delaware  *  Bound  Brook  KK.  34 

Norrlatown  JUBCUOB  BR >» 

i  ocbuylklll  A  Lehlgh  BR 44 

I  Philadelphia     UarrUbnrg     * 

Plttsburg  RK  ..41 

PhUa.  *  Koadlag  Term.  RR  1 

l.iJtrl  controlled— (S*«  each  Co. ) 

Philadelphia  *  FrankfoM  KK.  8 

Reading  *  Columbia  RK 

I  Phila.  4 Chester  Valley  KR. 


Valley  KR II  i  Horth  Bast  Pennsj  I 

•ylvanla  KR  86 1  Chester  *  Delaware 

...       i  I  Atlantic  City  RR.  .. 


East  ivnas; 

All.  ut"wn 

•  •*ctiiivlklli 
Mine  Hill  .k  HchnylkUl  Haven 



rbOB*  Pt.  Carbon  RR 

Bebiiylklll  Valley  BR. . . 
East  MahaBny  RK 


.•-   ,  UK. 
Kir.  RR. 


Rupert  *  BIoomshnrK  KR.... 
I  Bloom.liuric  Brit  l.liu-  KK 
M  I  Oatesaaqua  *  F..h-.-|.vi!l.-  KK 
2  |  Mlddlrfn  *  Ilnmim-Nfn  KK.. 

.nden  County  Kit 
II  I  Gettysburg  *  llarrl«liunc  Ky. 
14  I  TamanUB  Bazleton  *  Xi>r.  KK. 
I  Other  lines „ 

I        Total  lyiitem  Oct.,  1806.1,177 
OBOA*Mtn<.t  -The  Philadelphia*  Reading  RR.   (chartered  April 
4.18*81  BBd  the  P.  *  K.  <•«»!  A  Iran  Co.  were  sold  In  rorr<-lo«ure  Sept. 

of  1889  and  at  receivers'  sale. 


BBd  their  •••aces  reorganised  par  •>!••  IB  V.  61.  p.  1  loo. 

Is  the  present  law*  of  Pennsylvania  forbid  a  railroad  company  to 

b,,i.t,,...r  .1 ,.-.•.  .     •    ... 

lie  BBdor  the  charter  of  the  old  KxaaMor  Enterprise  Co.,  which  aute- 

,t.    I'..:,-'    •     •       • .       - 


., 

of  1871.  The  name  of  the  Exoelsl.irCo.  has 

beBB  ehaaced  to  ••  Readlag  Cnnpany."  which  company  own.  the  »->O.- 
and  rJ"."OO.OOO  bonds  or  the  Phll«lnlphla  A  Reading 

and  agaln.t  them 
159;  V.  64,  p.  84.     The 
I.-e.  1.1800. 
IB   tbe   reorganliatlou  Uie   II    million*  i>f   ul<l  >toek  and   Uie  50% 


By.  and  t  lie^^HHBtoek  of  the  Co 
h»Bs»tt»rw»»ee«IIUe*.     Bee  V.  98. 


millions  of  old  preference  Income  bonds  were  anessed  20  per  cent, 
the  utook  then  reoelving  KKI  per  cent  In  new  common  and  the  prefer- 
ence Income*,  common  and  preferred  .took  In  certain  proportion*. 

The  old  company  had  previously  been  In  receiver*'  hundu  from  May, 
1880,  to  February.  1883,  also  from  June.  1884.  to  Jan.,  1888,  when  It 
was  reorganlied  without  foreclosure  per  plan  In  V.  43,  p.  747.  Tbe 
leasfteofthe  Lehlgh  Valley  and  Central  RK.  of  N.  J.,  taken  early  In 
1892,  were  terminated  In  August,  1893,  and  1892,  respectively. 

VOTISO  TmCBT.—  All  cla-oe.  of  stock  of  the  new  company  are  to  be 

'  '  bv  voting  trustee*  (J.  Piernont  Morgan.  Fraderio  PToioott  and 
other)  for  live  years,  and  thereafter  until  4  per  cent  cash  divi- 
dend per  annum  .hall  be  paid  on  the  tlr-t  preferred  stock  for  two  con- 
secutive jean,  though  the  trustees  mar  In  their  discretion  surrender 
the  stock  Bt  an  earlier  date. 

STOCK  OOXVEKMOX  AMD  OTHBB  PBOVIMOS*—  After  dividends  at  the 
rate  of  4  per  cent  per  annum  for  two  successive  yean  on  the  nr*t  pre- 
f  erred  **oek,  the  seeend  preferred  at  the  new  company's  option  may 
be  converted  at  par—  one-half  Into  tint  preferred  .tock  and  one-half 
Into  common  nook.  No  additional  mortgage  shall  be  put  iitmn  the 
property,  nor  the  amount  of  the  preferred  stock  authorized  i«-  In- 
creased. except  by  vote  of  the  common  .tock  and  with  the  content 
of  the  holder*  of  a  majority  of  lite  whole  amount  of  citfA  class  of 
preferred  stock  a*  regards  a  new  mortgage  or  new  first  preferred,  or 
of  the  second  preferred  stock,  a*  regard*  an  Increase  of  that  *took. 

KXCHAHUB  or  SBCUBITIKS.—  llolilrr*  of  old  securities  for  the  prin- 
cipal of  their  holdings  will  receive,  on  payment  of  assessments  (all 
BOW  called)  the  following  : 


HoUtnof- 
Oeoaral  mort.  4* 
Pint  prof.  l 

Third  pref. 
Stock 


.\worn.     litpref. 
t.  mtri.  fondt. 


100% 


Hoc*. 
...... 

SOS 


Zdprrf.    Oon.tlk, 
tfoek.   Tr.errlit. 


20% 

Bojcna.— Tho  JTaw  Oenerml  Xortgagr  4*  (Hrst  Interest  payment  July 
1,  1896)  are  secured  by  mortgage  and  pledge  of  all  properties  and 
securities  embraced  In  the  reorganization,  and  also  all  other  property 
acquired  thereafter  by  use  of  the  new  bonus.  They  will  have  a  sinking 
fund  out  of  the  revenues  from  tbe  Coal  A  Iron  Company,  but  are  not 
be  subject  to  compulsory  redemption  priori"  maturity.  The  new  mort- 
gage It  also,  kubject  only  to  the  bonds  for  which  reservation  Is  made, 
baaed  upon  properties  or  securities  of  all  the  Hues  of  railroad  owned, 
327  miles;  various  leasehold  lines.  552  miles;  all  the  property  of  the 
Coal  *  Iroa  Company,  or  the  securities  thereof,  representing  nearly 
200.000  acre*  of  eoal  and  timber  land:  equipment  valued  at  about 
•  lO.OOO.OOO.  iirrvlonslT  subject  to  about  87,300,000  of  car  trust  obli- 
gation., which  are  to  be  acquired  under  the  plan,  and  also  the  marine 
eontpment. 

Furthermore.  It  has  a  flrst  lien  upon  a  majority  of  the  capital 
•tock  of  rarlons  companies  In  the  system  owning  448  miles  of  rail- 
road, of  which  195  miles  are  leasehold  line*  Included  In  the  552 
miles  above  stated.  The  securities  thus  pledged  were  mostly  held 
under  the  collateral  trust  mortgage  of  1892,  tbe  redemption  of  which 
was  provided  for  In  the  reorganization.  Tbe  securities  are  said  to  have 
earned  la  1894-95  an  Income  of  8585.OOO,  of  which  8448,000  was  actu- 
ally received  by  the  company  In  the  war  of  dividends— see  list  of  thcso 
securities  and  other  facts  In  V.  59,  p.  704;  V.  61.  p.  1111. 

The  new  mortgage  Is  for  »11  I.IKKI.INN)  and  It  mayalso.lf  deemed 
desirable,  secure  an  additional  •21.0OO.OOO,  of  which  for  P.  A  R,  Term 
Inal  bonds,  84. 5OO.OOO.an4  for  P.  A  R.  Coal  A  Iron  bonds,  812,500,000. 
The  *  1 14.000,000  bond*  were  to  be  issued  or  reserved  a*  follow* : 

To  take  up  undisturbed  bonds  at  maturity 844,550,000 

For  future  construction   equipment,   etc.,  at  not  over 

•1.5OO.OOO  per  annum  under  stringent  provisions. 2O.OOO.OOO 

Immediate  exchange  lor  old  general  mortgage  bonds 44,57ft,OOO 

For  delivery  to  syndicate 4,000,000 

Contingencies 875,000 

The  lirmtmml  mortgage  bond*  are  the  Reading's  own  bonds,  and  are 
secured  by  a  mortgage  upon  all  the  property  of  the  Terminal  Co.  and 
by  a  traffic  contract  between  Beading  and  the  Terminal  Co.  foe  trus- 
tee Is  the  Provident  Life  A  Trust  Co.  of  PhUa.  Amount  authorized, 
S8.5OO.OOO.  Bee  description  In  V.  04,  p.  85. 

For  Itn  year  finking  fund  loan  see  January,  1895,  SoTI-LBH ENT. 

The  eoal  Iruml  certificate*  under  the  agreement  of  May.  1805,  are 
not  redeemable  until  April,  lltol— see  particular*  V.  03,  p.  838.  Bee 
also  Jan.,  1895.  SIJPI-LEMBST. 

.Dataware  Ritrr  Terminal  sinking  fund  was  organized  In  1895  and  1* 
to  amount  to  84OO.OOO  In  2O  years.  Bee  V.  6O,  p.  90<J;  V.  64.  p.  35. 

As  to  Philadelphia  Subway  Loan  tbe  receivers  were  authorized  In 
Jane.  1894,  to  pay  Interest  land  principal  at  maturity)  of  not  exceeding 
S3.OOO.OOO  out  of  a  total  IS-IIP  of  *(!.IMH»,(K)O  of  S^  per  cent  bond*  of 
City  of  Philadelphia,  to  abolish  grade  crossings.  Tho  amount  outstand- 
ing will  be  Increased  to  this  figure  on  completion  of  the  subway. 
Principal  I*  payable  after  ten  years  from  ASM  of  loan  In  20  annual 
instalments.  See  V.  58  p.  1110;  V.  62,  p.  950:  V.  <;:!,  p.  -441. 

COAL  PBOPBRTir.s.— The  Company  owns  all  the  stock  (88,OOO,OOO)  of 
the  Philadelphia  A  Reading  Coal  A  Iron  Co.  The  estate*  of  the  eoal 
company  aggregate  upward*  of  194.OOO  acres,  classified  a*  follow*: 


INVESTORS'     SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL    LXIV. 


18&7.J 


RAILROAD  STOCKS  AND  BONDS. 


119 


RAILROADS, 

Mile* 
of 

K.M.I. 

Date 
of 
Bond* 

Size,  or 
Par 

V..11M-. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 
Stotkt—L*&t 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  Me  note* 
on  Brut  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Parable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

MieH.frtd.  4  *W.-Wk.com.(91.O71.SOO  dlT.,obllg.) 
stock,  gnar.  7  p.  c.,  except  919.3OO  gnar.  6  p.  o.  . 
1st  nkorurace.  convertible 

"82 
83 
82 

82 
-J 
82 
31 

1856 
1858 

187O 
18M 

•u  ...; 
1890 
1882 

rlim 
100 
Varloua 
Various 
Various 
Various 

$2,250,800 
500!*00 
99,070 

l-.'JI-' 
298,000 

33303 

53,511 
500.000 
315.OOO 
160.OOO 
123,000 
480,000 
2,375,000 
1,000,000 
34O.5OO 
300,000 

1,850,000 
4.510.OOO 
4310,000 

1.MHNI..HNI 
B3BO,OOO 

15,200.000 
3OO.OOO 
216,000 
84,000 
555,200 
1,500,000 
150,000 
450.000 
345.360 
lO.OOO.OOO 
417.800 

s.-..  i.  \t. 
7  per  an. 
5 
5 
6 
7 
5 
Vtg. 
to  6 

J.  A  J. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A  J. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  0. 
U.  A  N. 
M.  *  N. 

Phi  la.  A  Richmond, 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
JC.Y.,  Phlla.  or  Richm'd. 
P.ct.  of  int.pd.from  net. 

J'n.2/97,  3>«V'o 
Nov..  1896 
1901 
1901 
1901 
July,  1899 
1901-19O2 
Apr.   1.  1940- 
Nov..  1921 
1937 

,i.,                 'do           due  In  U.  8  

do           oerttflcateaof  debt,  due  In  U.  8  
Sdmortgage             :      •                 do              

fl.OOO 

JNrAatowi  rf  twfktembttrff    lit  mortgage    

9d  mortgage                 *      .      .     .  .T  .  ~  

JtKA  IfieAot  In.  4  B.—  Receiver*'  eertlncete  

1st  mortgage,  gold.  .           c' 

1889 

1875 
UMO 

ILWAT 

1889 
1890 

i.obo 
100 

500  Ac. 
1,000 
CO. 

1,009 

100 
1,000 

100 
100 

l.OOOAe 

so 

1,000 

•  «. 

S-.    t.-\t. 
f.  A  7 

4%g. 
Og. 

J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 
M.  A  N. 
A.  4  0. 

J.   A  D. 

In  default. 
Richmond,  Office, 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Brown  Brothers. 

X.  Y.,  Maltland,  C.  A  Co. 

July   1,  19  1» 
J'n.2,'»7,3V» 
May   1,  1915 
Apr.  1,   1940 

Deo.   1,  1939 

MeAatowfit  TV*ii  stiira  —  Block                           ... 

23 

23 
27 

I:N  Kv 
62 
;-.p 
180 

Plr*t  mortgage  (924  5OO  am  7*) 

«««•••••  Fork  JTiKf  4  Ckaaftukt    6mm  SOOTHE 
«•  SrwiMfo  ,/wicHoft-lst  St.  mid,  mar.  Jointly  .1" 

i»l  M.,95.0OU.OOOg.325,OOOp.ni..lncl.  aqulp.o'tr 
do  fh-an*1f  ir*rl«rn—  Ommim  •lock 

Bee  text. 
See  'text. 

S'- 
4% 

6  per  an. 

•.   i-  r  ,,:i 
^0 
6 
6<4 

.  ].,  r   in. 

0 

J.  A  J. 

4"->. 

JT*  J. 

Jt.  "AN. 

1    -i.  I)    :l 

J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   *  J. 
J.   *   J. 
J.   *   J. 

N.  Y.,Maitl»nd,C.ACo. 
N.Y.,offlce,32  NauanBt. 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  State  Trust  Co. 
All  owned  by  Penn.  RR. 
Phlla.,  Co.'s  Office. 

July   1,  1940- 

Preferred  «took  (97  ,500.000  authorized  >     

553 
434 

1889 

Aug.  1,  1893 
July  1,  1939 

1882 

i-  •  . 

1878 

1---, 

May   1,  1912 
Dec.3l,  1903 
Jan.  ,'97.  3% 
Jan.,  'U7,  2>a% 
Jan.   1,  1900 
Jan.   1.  1995 
Jan.,'97.  3>8^ 
Nov.  1C,  l*wt; 
Sept.  1.  1910 

Debentures.           ,.,".....,,   ",  

fc«A.  *«•»••««  r«;.  -stock.  6%  rental  Erie  RR  
•M*  Ateml  4  Aerte—  Btoek  7  

18 
113 
91 
113 

100 

as'.bbo 

5,000 
100 
100 
100  Ac, 

W.  Y..  by  Erie  RR.  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Corn  Exch.  Bank, 
do              do 
do              do 

•MM  4  Clinttn    Stock     .. 

07 

iS55 

N.Y..  Or.  Cent  Station. 
<1o              do 

1«  Mitral  A  B^Bome  to  Caw  Vln..s.f..not  dfn.c- 

M!  A  s 

•.-..Ill 
.  7.4*9 


Ttmberlandsowned  (acres)  70,489 
Iron  or*  land*  <aer**> 21.000 


GKIBBIL  Fi*A!«cBV-Under  the  plan  of  reorganisation  the  annual 
flxed  charges  of  the  reorganUed  system  war*  to  be  99.317.173- 
a  dsoreass  compared  with  the  old  and  charges  of  9717.9OO. 


A  further 


•    compared 

rr.l   ..'.•:       ,. 


r cent  of 


'  aom*  930,000.0019  A  per  e 
and  the  extension  already  I 


000  North  Pennsylvania  7 
9310.000  has  been  — 


„   will   alao  be 
Uw    refunding   at   4  to   44 
i  and  7  per  cent  bond*  ahortly 
«ed  at  4  per  cent  of  41.5OO. 
An  kldUlonal  reduction  of 
readluuuieai  of  old  leaaes 


(Catawtosa  RR  .  etc..  V.  63,  p.  loll.  1114. 11001,  aad  a  Farther  redue- 
Uon  will  be  secured  through  Deeding  necotlatioa*  with  Delaware 
Blver  Terminal  Extaaaloa  bond*- see  V.  44,  p.  90. 

OaM  Ke^uinmntt.  -The  aew  company  start*  without  floating 
debt,  aad  will  be  relieved  from  (be  emberr  iiaan  t  of  car  trust*  aad 
the  lack  of  working  capital.  The  a***********  will  yield  9JO.462.289 
aad  the syadtoale  will  contribute  973OO.OOO-f24.16J.OOO  In  ail-to 
be  applied  a*  follow*:  Floating  debt, 93300.0OU ;  receivers' oertm- 
93300,000:  ear  trust*  aad  eqwpeoeat  ao«e*.  f73OO.OOO ;  interest  on 
giBinlmortgag*  aad  payment  of  equitable  laterest  oerttaoat**,  96.- 
of  ataklag  fuads  oe.  dlvlsloaal  coal  mortgage*, 
•attea;  a**.,  egpeaeti*.  J9.0OO3OO.  The  balance. 


3.000.000.  will  be 
LATEST  EABJUWM.— Per  11 
below:   The  oomf 


.  tat  •  ..-i 


11  mo*.  OrawMnu. 


of  the  new  company, 
_  Oat.  91  result  •  were  a* 

ined  results  of  the  railroad  and  coal  companies.  It 
a  aawett  la  1903*6  of  91.920.649.  against  a  deooii  of 
91.703.174  in  1894  90.-V.  48.  p.  1011. 

BAILBOAU  OOMPAIT. 
.ftt.         OUurl»t.  t'Aamef.4*. 
98.379374  944O.314  9*.781340 
8.400.973     512304     9,047,011 
COAL  COMTABT. 

•SfUS;  ^»w3E5^de«3l.05l394 

•  i. .  .  j . .  i  j^      •_'..-_. 
Ajmr»i.   Kr.roKT.— Fiscal   year  ead*   Her.  90.    Aaaaal  BiiitlBf  to 

held  aeeond  Mondar ( -  *•—•—••  •• 

•  ii.  v  ••,•  ;;t; 


. 

def.98  '<».775 
»nr.     5O.7W 


.  . 

y  In  January.  The  report  for  1894-95  wa« 
Be*  aUo  p.  340  and  edltorta!  p.  1  1  1 


l-nit~l 

fotal 
Overall 


mil*!  .for.  3O-  IfM 

wtraOe  .............    9>^5«.073 

9.957370 
0.910,409 
375.4O4 
97.7W 


94,137.9«l 
».7M.«97 


1893. 


94349,13* 
11.295300 
4,722341 

^ 

BB.Ce 991300370     980344.770     922.H28.840 

eat 11.429.411       11378349       13.349494 


Kotearaianof  JteUrwrf.    99.072.104       99.045.780       99.459,421 


of  C. 


OS73W  505. 

./.  0»....kM*.499300  IN 


,071 

1.104.1M 


Total  net  of  tea  •emjamto    99309,444       903*0372     *1 1.172,680 

OmcBB*.— (*UMt4  .Vo*.,  1400). -President.  Joseph*.  Harris;  Ftret 
V tee- President.  Theodore  Voorbees ;  Treaearar,  W.  A.  Church. 

*  ««rat«ga.-Tb«  line  of  road  to  a*  follow* : 

•Km 

....  70 


Troy  to  l.ake  ChBBBlalB. 


1  I 
l| 

D 


tOo*ti»»tdi-  HUM. 

Haw  to  Castletoa,  Vt .     7 

_  .  H.  Y..  to    Rut- 
laad.Vt.r. 62 


Troy  to  Waterford  Jane.,  etc 

Behewetady  to  Beltotoa. 

Ft.  Edward  to  Oaldwell 10  Total  operated 192 

LBA*a.-Le*Md  In  perpetuity  March  1. 1871,  to  the  Delaware  A  Hod- 
aon;  rental.  *  per  eeatoa  the  «te*«  aad  Inter***  on  the  bond*.  Word- 
ing of  guaranty  on  stock  was  la  V.  56,  p.  773. 

For  yean  endln*  June  30  *ara1igs  have  been : 

Tear.  -.*t.  >«/.  I*L,  latri.  rle.        Hal.,dtf. 

1904-4 9*301340  9*"2,484  91.21O.O48  9347344 

1994-0 2.273.479  9MM  1.194,411  4O6387 

-(T.  61,  p.  393.  831:  V.62.  p.  321.000;  V.  63,  p.  S»*.  881.) 


•4   * 


rllU 


BQBth 


BaUway  Co. 


Mlr*> 


rhMsond  Prrderlrksaara;  A,  Potonsae  KK.— Owl 
aead.  Ya.,  to  qoaatteo,  79  aulee;  Jane*  River  branch.  3m.. 
tteo  to  Junction.  «te.,  4  mile*,  total  86  mile*.  The  dividend  obU 
a*  reeet v*>  **a*e  dividends  a*  »«mmoa  stock,  bat  carry  no  voting 
r.  The  guaranteed  ateelt  to  said  to  be  aeeured  by  a  mortgage 
•  the  «*as*to.  Ceeseto  are  reeerved  for  prior  bond*  maturing. 
Of  the  93 1.370  of  4*  aad  7s  maluriag  July  I.  1800.  90.4OO  were  con- 
verted Into  common  dock  and  balance  paid  ott. 

Im  -nek.l'88.    '90.    '9O.    '9110*93.    t>4.    '95toJan.'97. 

eiuidlr.oblmi.  pe.  {    7        7       6>i     7  yearly.     G><         7  yearly. 
KAK  ionths.     )  1894.... Oroa*.  9950.7701  Bet,  961,749, 

July  I  I*  Kov.  30.        {  190n....0roa*,    205328;  net,  1O9319. 


A*KUAL  REPOBT.— Keport  for  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  was  In  V. 
63,  p.  5O2,  showing  gross  earnings  from  operations  9739,308;  net, 
9242,668;  other  Income,  net.  97.275:  Interest,  956,682;  dividends, 
9192,570;  balance,  s-irplus,  9491.  In  1894-95  groas.  9705,310;  net, 
9237.571.-V.  60.  p.  4 1 ,  1  IOC  ;  V.  63,  p.  «O».) 

Richmond  *  .nrcklrnbnrg  RR.-Owns  road  from  Keysvffle, 
Vs.,  to  CUrkesvllle,  Va.,31  mile*.  Road  I* operated  by  Southern  Ry.Oo. 
under  operating  contract  by  which  R.  A  M.  get*  the  net  earnings  and 
certain  per  cent  on  traffic  derived  from  Southern  Ry.  within  limited 
territory.  A  percentage  of  laterest  on  first  mortgage  Is  paid  from  tbexe 
reeelpta.  STOCK. -9357.9OO  (par  410O).  of  which  93OO.OOO  owaed  by 
Bo.  Ry.  Co.  For  year  ending  June  30,  1806,  groas.  906,057;  net, 
918,410;  other  Income.  95.591 ;  Int..  taxes,  etc.,  992,867. 

Klehmond  Mrhola.vllle  Irvtnr  *  Beatlyvllle  RR.-Own* 
road  from  Versallle*  to  Irvine.  Ky..  62  mile*.  John  MacLeod  receiver. 
Foreclosure  sale  ha*  been  ordered.  RKOBOAKIZATION  COMMITTEE.— 
II.  V.  Loving.  Alex.  P.  Humphrey  and  St.  John  Boyle. 

HI.  iiniiiiMt  A  Prtrraburg  KK.— Owns  from  Richmond  toPeters- 
hurir,  Va..  23  nillM:  branch.  5  mile*.  Operated  In  connection  with  At- 
lantic Ooact  Line  System. 

DivTDBUMataee  IBM- In  1884. 1885  and  1886,5  peroeat:  In  1««7 
6:  from  1944  to  Jan.,  l«94.  Inclusive.  7  per  cent  per  annum  ;  In  July 
1804, 3  p.  «.:  In  1805, 4>*  p.  c.:  In  1 S96.  7  p.  c.:  In  1897,  Jan..3>*  p.  e. 

EABXIJBM.-»  moath*.    >1806 Oro**,  91.10.013;  net.  937,278. 

July  1  to  Ifev.  31.        (1800 Gross,    147,t>15;  net.    46,839. 

AraOAL  BBPOBT.— Ftooal  year  end*  Jane  30.  Annual  report  for 
1800-04  In  V.  63.  p.  55  s.  showed  groas  receipt.,  *4O8.403;  net. 
9154309 ;  other  Income,  95.5O3;  Interact,  934.745;  dividend*.  970.0OO. 
-(V.  58.  p.  418.  1059;  V.Ol.p.  IOCS;  V.  43,  p.  5*4.1 

Rio  <irandr  J  unction.— Owns  road  from  Rifle  Creek.  OoL,  to  a 
«~-~>«*«~  with  the  Rio  Urande  Western  at  Urand  Junction,  62  miles. 
FBI*  to  a  connecting  link  In  the  standard-gauge  route  between  Ogden. 
aad  Denver  aad  Colorado  Spring*.  l.ea«ed  by  Colorado  Midland  and 
rerARIo  r 


The  road  Is  to  extend  from 
course  via  the  Man  Bias  Mo 


at  90  per  coat  of  groas  earnings,  which  companies 
faintly  aad  severally  guarantee  the  bond*,  principal  and  Interest. 
Stock  to  99XKM300  (par.  9lou>,  of  which  Colorado  Midland  July  1. 
19*9.  owned  9737.1  W.  (V.  01.  p.  820.  9*0;  V.  52.  p.  904.) 

Rio  <irane>  Xlrrrr  nadrr  *  Parlflr.— Organised  la  Mexico. 
Olwlad  Juarnx  In  a  general  southwesterly 

[ounlalas.  Lake  Uuiman,  Bablnal  and  Ban 

Pedro  mining  region.  t<i  vicinity  ot  Ca«a«  (I ramies,  a  distance  of  15ft 
mile*.  The  rapTtalliatlon  will  probably  be  MO.OOO  a  mile  In  stock 
aad  920,000  a  mile  In  bonds.  The  promoter*  are  Messrs.  E.  U.  Mor- 
gan A  Co..  Morton.  Bile*  *  Co.  and  Tilghuian.  Rowland  A  Co.  The 
New  York  office*  are  at  04  Eiohange  Place. -Bee  V.  63,  p.  45!). 

Klo  tirandr  Itonlhrrn  RK.-WAW  Map  Dmvtr  *  Rio  Oraiutt.,- 
Owns  narrow  gauge  from  Dalla*  (new  name  Rldgeway),  Col.,  on  the 
Denver  A  Rio  Uraade,  southerly  to  Durance.  169  miles,  and  brancbe* 
to  reUoride  aad  eoal  field*  near  He*peras.  18  mile*. 


.Ere.— On  Jan.  15,1896,  the  receiver  (appointed  la 
An*..   1893).  was  discharged.    All  the  bond*  aasented  to  the  plan  by 
which  Interest  on  first*  Is  reduced  from  5  per  cent  to  3  per  cent  to 
li)98,  and  4   percent  thereafter.    A  majority  of  the  stock  Is 
owned  by  D.  A  R.  O.  and  by  It  ha*  beea  placed  In  trust.  See  V.  63.  p.  4O  I. 

Mortgage  trustee.  Central  Trust  Co.:  abstract.  V.  54.  p.  163.  and  ap- 
plleaUonto  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange  In  V.  54,  p.  446.  Bills  payable  June 
30. 1804  (under  contract  with  the  D.  A  R.  <J.).  9382332. 

LATBBT  tUaxnio*.- 5  mo*.,  <  1896..... Gross,  9196,034 ;  net.  991.387 
July  1  to  Mov.  30.  1 1800 Oroa*.    222,910 ;  net.  127,159 

riurplu*  over  charge*.  5  month*  of  1806.  990.854,  against  955.327. 

For  year  ending  June  3O.  1894.  groas.  9489,234;  net.  9*34396; 
otherlneome.  41^374.  Interest, fl35.3OO;  taxes,  931.594:  Insurance, 
rJ,002.  In  1804-00,  gross.  94O2.708 ;  net,  92O0.994.  (V.63,  p.  897.) 

Klo  Urmn4e1*/Mt*rn  Ry.— met  Map.)— LIKE  or  ROAD— OwnsOre- 
vasse,  CoL.  to  Ogden,  Utah.  310  m  .  to  Waaaten.  Blngham,  Coal  Mine*, 
etc..  51  m.;  Baa  Pete  branch.  Thistle  to  Manti.  61  mile* ;  Sevler  Railway 
(proprietary  line— all  securities  owned),  Mantl  to  Belknap.  63  miles; 
Tlntle  Range  Ry.  (proprietary  line,  all  securities  owned)- Springvllle 
to  If  am  moth,  aad  spar*.  52  mile*;  total  owned.  537  mile*.  Leaaes  Ore- 
va*ae  to  Grand  Junction.  18  mile*.  Total  operated.  555  mile*.  Main 
line  I*  laid  with  65-lb.  steel.  Also  own*  11  mile*  of  tramway*. 

HISTOBT.— Formed  In  June,  1889,  to  succeed  the  Denver  A  Rio 
Grande  Western,  by  plan  of  March,  1889.  V.  48,  p.  429;  V.  52.  p.  941. 

CATTTAL  STOCK.— Preferred  stock  Is  entitled  to  5  per  oent  dividend, 

m-eumulatlve,  then  common  stock  to  5  per  oent,  after  which  both 

juaes  of  (took  snare  pro  rata. 

DiviDKifD*.-  Pre-  >  1891.  1892.  1893.       None 

ferred,  p.  a       >  3\  and  2  >•  pref.  stk.  5  3H         *lno» 

Bono*.— See  abstract  of  mortgage  (Central  Trust  Co..  trustee)  In  V. 
49,  p.  237,  and  statement  to  New  York  Stock  Exchange  In  V.  50,  p.  73. 
In  December.  1893.  91.2OO.OOO  Jim  mortgage  4*  were  Issued  for 
Improvementa,  This  mortgage  cover*  the  434  mile*  owned  In  fee, 
ill  miles  of  tramways,  but  not  the  S«vler  Hy.  securities  nor 
the  Tintic  Range  ser.urltlnn.  both  of  which  Issues  are  available  assets, 
i  >n  June  3O.  181)6,  there  were  98OO,OOO/fr»(j  In  the  treasury. 

KIR.MIM., «.-r.  months,    )  1896 Oroas,  91,001,108;   net,  9370,7:14 

July  1  to  Nov.  3O.        >  18U3 Orow,     l,lU4,08Uj  net,    503,054 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS, 


I  VOL.  LXIV. 


JANUARY.  16V7.J                              KAUJtOAl)     STOCKS    AJNJJ    UOJNU8.                                             15*1 

RAILROADS. 

Mile* 
of 
load. 

Date 
of 
Boa* 

Size,  or 
Par 

Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 
Stock*—  iMt 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  heading*,  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  first  page  of  table*. 

Cent" 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Momt  Watertom  4  Otdt*tbury.-(Co»ci»dtd}- 
Byraeuse  Hotth'a.  l*t  JT  Syraonoe  to  Sandy  Cr.c- 
Coaoal,  M.  (tat.  but  not  prln.  payable  In  gold)..o. 
Ovwego  Bridge  Co.  1st  mortgage         

46 

All 

1871 
1874 
1---. 
1---, 
1886 
1888 
1865 
1891 

1873 
1890 

BS 

1878 
1881 
1891 

1894 

$1,000 
1,000 

$500.000 
9.076,000 
100,000 
1  75.0OO 
130,000 
375,000 
350,000 
400,000 
250,000 
2,223,000 
300,000 
1,750,000 
50,000 
4,239,100 
1,464.100 
1,450.900 
005,000 
See  text 
500,000 
3,8481590 
2,068,000 
4,556,100 
6,998,000 
1.679,000 

4.600,000 
5.500.000 
3,500.000 

3,500,000 

7 
5 
6 
6 
5g. 

5* 

5g. 

7  per  an. 

7  JI.T  ;i!l. 

7 

1      Jn'fc 

6 
41,  g. 

5  g. 
5  g. 

J.        J. 

A.        O. 
F.        A. 
F.        A. 
A.        O. 
M.       N. 
M.       N. 
F.        A 

M.       '8. 
J.         J. 
J.         J. 
J.         J. 
J.         J. 
M.       N. 
F.        A. 
J.         J. 
M.        8. 
J.         J. 

N.  Y.,  Or.  Cent  Station, 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
Philadelphia. 
See  company's  office. 
Boston,  Globe  Nat  Bk. 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  U.  B.  Mort.  A  Tr. 

July  1,  1901 
July  1,  1923 
July  1,  1915 
Feb.  1,  191ft 
Apr.  1,  1910 
May   1,  1918 
May   1,  1916 
May  1,  191ft 

17 
13 
14 
38 
28 

150 
16 
134 
3 
120 

ue 

ijn 

67 
131 

NorWd  A  Mont  1  st  M.,  g.  ,  $360,OOO;  f  10,000  p.m. 
R.  W  A  Og.Term.RR.  1st  M..  gold,  assumed  ..o' 

i'.obo 

1,000 
1,000 

"ibo 

500  Ac. 
1,000 
1,000 
108 
100  Ac. 
100  Ac. 
1.000 

1.IHH. 

1.000 
50 
l.OOO 
100 
1,000 

1,000 

100 
1OO 
100 

3d  M.,  gold,  guar  p.  A  L  (end)  by  R.  W.  A  O  .c- 
X.  Fall*  fir.  RR.  stk-f  ($243,OOOown.  by  R.  W.AO.) 
Uttoa  A  Bl.  Rl  v.  sfk.7  p.  e.  perpet  gu.  by  R.  W.AO. 

Sept  30,  1896- 
July  1,   1898 
July  1,  1923 
July  1.  1919 
Jaa.a.'O?.  l> 
NOT.  1,  1903 
Aug.  1.  1898 
July  1,  1941 
Sept  1,  1931 
See  text. 

U.  A  B.R,l«t  M..  $2.000,000,  g.,  gu.  p.  At  (end.)  .e 
*K?tH4BUomuVr-l*  M.gn.p.AI.(end.)P.AR.g.c' 

3d  mortgage  and  first  on  rolling  stock  c 

First  consol.  mort  for  03.5OO.OOO.  gold.  c'*r 
aV.  rV«tola<fli«7tm-l»tM.  ,$15,000  p.a..gold.  ..c- 
57f.  Had.  *8t.L.  Bell-Alton  Bridge  1st  M..  it.  c- 
m.  JoAHJOvry  *  L.  CkamfL-Moe*.  81.298.5OO.  pf. 
Flnt  mort^l.328,Oo£Vii*r.  by  R  A  M.jgold.c- 

5g 

M.        8. 

Boston.  Comp'ys  Office. 

Mob,  1.  1944 

1st  mortgage  gold.  In  tercet  guar  by  UP          e" 

353 
353 

1---. 
1885 

eg. 

6  >• 

M.       S. 
J.         J. 

NOT.,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 

May  1,  193ft 
July  1,  193ft 

~~  New  eBccama*  WILL  BB  : 
«.  So****  *  Grand  Hand  *r-ComtDOB  stock.  . 
lot  preferred  stock,  5  per  cent,  BOB  earn 



1st  M..  (text)  g.,  2  p.0.  3  yr*.,  3  P.O.  Syr*.,  then  4 

353 

1897 

3-8-4 

U.  A  J. 

1st  coup,  due  J'ly  1,  '97 

1947 

ANXI-AL  RBroBT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.    Annual  meeting  Is  held 
•th  Monday  la  October.    Full  report  for  1895-96.  with  balance 
thcet,  etc..  was  In  V.  83.  p.  697,  697, 70*.    Uee  also  editorial,  p.  681. 
Tfmr  end.  Jitiu  30-         1896.  l-'V  1894.  1 -•.«:!. 

631 

83.189.891 
667.094 
715.748 
608.000 


Average  mileage 531 


Het  earnings 

toa  bonds.! 


telenet  oat 
Rental,  etc. 
btvldoadi 


869.A59 
957.189 
608.000 
107,761 


531 
02,101.318 
647,083 
670,691 


m 

"88 


60,558 
813,416 


Total  payment*..    8715.751       8875,488       8661.341       0932.974 

Balaaee snr.rS41.438  snr.  $40.263  sor.  $9.350  def.886.5O6 

•V.  62.  p.  415  ;  V.  63,  p.  561,  (87.  681.  887.  7O8.I 

Horhr«trr   A    tirnrfrr    Valley.— '  P«H.    from  A  •...:.'..  I:  •.:..•••,•:. 
:  •*  mile*.    Leased  July  1. 1871.  la  perpetuity,  to  Erie  Railway. 
Rental.  $34.012.    James  Braekett.  Preside*!. Rochester.  N.  Y. 
Rork  Island  A  Frorta.— Owa*  from  Rook  Island.  I1L.  to  Peorta, 
R.  I.  A  Moreer  Gouty  RR..  23 


HI..  91  mile* 
total  118 
RR..  5  m 
OMoare  A 


;  branch  5  mile*  ; 


t..  Clinton.  N.  Y..  13 
perpetuity  In  1881  to  Delaware 
by  N.  Y.  Ontario  A  W.  Capital 


_a_8_ 

afaboTO,  38*  arila*  i  OB 
total.  634  mlloa.  Also 
East  Osw*go  Hew  York  Oat.  A  Western 


-f«ai  Jfa» JTow  for*  On- 

•m  aoar  Niagara  Fall*  to 
•  38  mile*.  Rlchlaad  to  Kaot 
RR.;  Rlohlaad  toBome.41  mlleoi 

FulaaW-Fultoa.  etc..  104  mile.; 

Utioa  A  Blaek  River  Railroad.  UUoa  to 
j.  150  mile* ;  O*wogo  A  Rome  Railroad 
Watortown  A  Saeketfs  Harbor.  3O  m.; 


Nlafara  Fall*.  3  miles  ;  Fulton  to 
rn  12  mil 


mile*. 


LB4SB.-U  Marok,   1*91.   lull!    daring   Its  eorporalo   nlotian 

aad  renewals  Ihariof  to  tho  How  York  Oealral  *  Hudson  River  RR. 
Co..  whtehaasame*  the  debt  aad  guarantee*  ft  par  eeaton  the  (took, 


riD«in>*.-From  1887 to  February.  1891. both  taebmlro,atraloof  6 
tar  eeat  yearly;  March.  1801.  20  per  eoat  la  stock;  la  May,  1891.  aad 
thereafter  ft  par  eeat  par  annum  guaranteed. 


jfwnov-OaJaM  .«>.  i- 
888.     Vlita  4  Btmek  X* 


1880  an 


iWOangoaranteMl.  p.  anl..brth*R.  W.AO.  SoeV.SO.p.  77 
Tho  Ormtfi  4  JtouM  road  U  tsassi  IB  parpotnlti,  and  the  M 

mortgage  boads  gnaraateed  by  ROOM  Watertown  A  Ogdeaaborg. 
Cartha«.  -Jatertown  A  Sackert's  Harbor  Is  leased  for  871,  par 


_  ware  8364.- 
.tntatwt  oa  bonds 
jaortgage  bond*  of 
Se*V.50?P  771. 

second 


(V.  58.  p.  713.  793. 1015:  V.  57.  p.  1134 


87>f  percent 
;T.  58.  p.  738.) 


Mull.nd    KH.  -Owns  Bellows  Fall*,  Vt.  to  Burlington.  Vt.  ISO 
••»•.••  il  loaea*  the  Aodl*on  R&.  Letoerter  Jane..  Vt..  to  Tloondoromv 
:  •  mlloa.   Tko  road  was  l*«s«d  tor  999  yean  from  Jan.  1,  1891. 
ont  (so*  V.  69.  p.  134),  hot  In   March.  1896.  recei 
for  that  company  and  OB  May  8  the  Rutland 
l  of  It*  own  read.  Tko  eoapOM  hare  boon  fold  prom 


to  Central  Ve 


MaarlBiaw  Valley  4c  «t.  LouU.—  Purchased  In  Nor.,  1896,  br 
Dr.TBorr  ORAXD  RAPID*  *  WISTEBN,  which  see. 

oi.  <  luir  nudlxiii  4c  flc.  Lout*  Brit.—  Projected  to  run  from. 
a  point  In  St.  Cnarlas  Count  r.  Mo.,  to  Belleville,  111.,  about  40  miles  rla 
bridge  acroo*  the  Mississippi  River  at  Alton,  III  In  October.  1894,  the 
bridge  and  2mlle»  of  road  were  completed.  The  bridge  Is  2.1OO  feet 
long  aad  laid  for  donble-traek.  The  C.  B.  A  Q.,  Cleveland  Cln.  Chic.  * 
«t  L.  and  MUwourl  K.  A  T.  road*  use  the  bridge.  DEFAULT.  ETC. 
Interest  duo  Jan.  1.  1897,  was  not  paid,  and  on  Jan.  15,  1897,  J.  F. 
Barnard  was  appointed  receiver. 

STOCK  AXO  BOVD*.—  Authorlaed  stock  I*  8500,000;  par  8100.  All 
full  paid  and  outstanding  In  October.  1895.  Flnt  mortgage  bond* 
mature  July  1,  1933.  but  are  sableot  to  call  at  105  and  Interest  at  any 
time  on  00  days'  notloe.  In  addition  to  $500,000  first  mortgage  bond* 
sold,  OlOO.ooO  are  said  to  be  outstanding  as  collateral  for  a  loan  of 
about  875.OOO.  For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross  822,870;  net. 
r  -'  i  -'  I 

President.  E.  F.  Loonard.  Peorla,  til.;  Secretary,  B.  L.  Crosby:  Treas- 
urer. O.  Hodgman,  80O  North  Fourth  St.,  8t  Louis,  Mo.  V.  64,  p.  181. 

81.  J'.iinibur)  A  Lake  rhamplaloj.—  Own*  from  Lnnenberg, 
Vt,  to  Maquan  Bay.  on  I-»ki-  Champlaln,  12O  miles,  and  branch  from 
North  ConoordVt,  to  Rast  Haven.  11  miles;  total.  131  mile*.  B>or- 


,  a.  s;    oa.  me*.      >or- 

gaaUed  In  188*.  Tko  road  la  operated  Independent  ly  althougb  a  major- 
Ryot  the  stock  I*  owned  by  the  Boston  A  Lowell,  which  linow  leased 
U  the  Boston  *  Maine. 

Inraar  ending  JOB*  80.  1880.  gross.  8362.62O;  dot.  under  operatl  ng. 
84.904)  dot.  aadoc  eharge*  for  year.  M3.O66.  In  1894-957  gross, 
0357,102:  not.  014,061:  charges  876.27lT  Baianoe  domplt  ^09.309 


fa  1893-94,  groes.  $347.266;  deficit  under  operating. 
8t.  Joeeph)  A  Urand  l.l.nd   KK.-LJME  or  ROAD-8t  Joseph. 
*",  to  Grand  Island.  Neb..  251  miles;  Union  Paotte  owned  82,3O1,5OO 
atoek  (par,  8100). 


RR. 

promptly. 


aad  »i. ooo^oo ' 


83.OOO.OOO  of  the  preferred 

.000,000  of  the  8M80.600  ooBxmoaetoek.  par  Oioo. 
DlviD«!»M  an  uioftMTod  stock  la  1084  and  1885, 1:  la  1886  en.i 
1%:  In  1888. 1;  la  1888. 1%;  tf  1890.  3;  In  1891, 3;  (n  1893.  4:  In  1888L 


•onal  pro 


_______  -----  .   -     »_   -     onm-V,  a-.     IU    *C»Wlf   *«     IHI    iqVJfti  Vt     III    * 

in  H94.  4  p.  e.;  IB  1898,  4;  la  1896,  2;  In  1897,  Jan.,  1  p.  o. 

*eeond  mortgMe  Is  a  ant  lion  on  rolling  stork  and  per- 
y.  Tko  consolidated  mortgage  (trustee.  C.  B.  Trust  Co. 
'•w  83^00.000.  hot  of  this  &~OOO.OOO  can  bo  Israed  only 
a*  prior  bonds  for  like  .mount  retired.  On  Julv  1,  1890,  note*  payable 
wore  845.000.  but  In  January.  1*07,  these  had  been  paid.-  V.  64.  p.  85. 
President.  P*relval  W.  Clement-(V.  63,  p.  30,  230,  754;  V.  64,  p.  85.) 

Baglnaw.  Mich.,  to 
road  June  29,  18  -I. 


No  flmt    mortgi/n 
1.000.000  I-  sued 


B*t 


,983 


for  the  aoetlag  debt  of  $1. 1 4S.270  oYjune  30, 1890. 

RAimaMi-a  months, ;  im*t Grow.  882.149; 

Jan.  1  to  Sopt  30.       <  18»5 Grots      - 

.'"Tear  1893 gross.  $114.171;  oet.  $24.925.    In  year  1894  (TOM. 
•*  aot  8*4438.    Wm.  L  WeboorTrrae..  8agtn*w 


•B  .  I"  1 1 

oftao84 

Boimou»BfOoil«rrTBE.-F.  P.  Olcott,  Chairman,  54  Wall  8t.  N.Y.; 
Henry  Budge.  W.  L.  Bull.  Gordon  Abbott  In  Jan..  1897. Central  Tri»l 
Co.  roeolpt*  for  86.447.000 /Irate  had  been  listed  on  N.  Y.  Stock  Ex- 
chaag*.  V.  69.  p.  541 :  V.  62,  p.  321.  The  plan  below  outlined  hss 
been  underwritten  (V.  63.  p.  970).  Further  deposits  are  subject  to 
heavy  penalty.  V.  63.  p.  1(80. 

S*i.B.-8«ld  la  foreclosure  oa  Doe.  38, 1890.  for  83.000.0OO  to  Will- 
lam  L.  Bull  of  the  committee.  V.  63.  p.  1159.  The  new  company  Is 
to  be  the  Bt.  Joseph  A  Grand  Islaad  Km  Utsoy.  V.  64,  p.  86. 

RBOBOAWUATIO*  FLAM.—  The  modified  plan  of  reorganization  (ceo 
V.  62.  p.  784, 950.)  provides  for  Itt  mortgage  gold  bonds  (Interest  at  2 
o.  for  two  roan.  3  p.  P  for  three  yean  and  thereafter  4  p  c.),$5,OOO,- 

"•  •— ferrod  atoek.  5  p.  e..  noo  cum..  86,500.OOO:  common  stock, 

Tko  total  amount  lasnable  under  the  mortgage  Is  85.- 
.  of  whleh  85OO.OOO  reserved  for  uses  of  aew  company  cannot 
be  tseoed  to  exceed  810O.OOO  yearly ,  aad$l.OOO.OOOoan  be  sold  only 
for  BOW  mileage  at  aot  exceeding  86.0OO  per  mile. 

A  toting  trust  will  retain  control  for  the  flnt  preferred  stock  for 
flvo  years,  wales*  tho  first  preferred  stock  pays  full  dividends  for 
three  nnanuaUve  yean,  after  which  the  control  shall  rest  with  the 
flnt  and  second  afotoriod  stocks,  aad  shall  so  continue  for  throe  yean 
thereafter,  after  which  all  stocks  shall  be  entitled  to  equal  vote.  Vot- 
ing trustee*  are  F.  P.  Oloott.  J.  Kennedy  Tod  and  Gordon  Abbott 

EXC«A»OB  or  BBCDBITTBS.— Basis  of  exchange  Is  a*  follow* : 
Bate       , — And  receive  now  teetti 
Faid        1«         \flprtf.    Idprtf. 

OldnmrUUt—  mttutm't.  mort.         iioek.       itoek. 

1st  mortgage  bond. 6O%  7O*          35K 

>d»ort«agokoBds 6%         ....  u  10O% 

Common  stock 3%         ....  6%  iwi» 

The  Oxed  annual  charge,  previously  8420.OOO.  will  after  reorganlia 
?"^b*Jor  BPrt  two  '•"•  (tn«™Hn«  oharge  on  85OO.OOO  reserved 
bond*),  880,000;  following  3  yean,  $rJo.OOO:  after  5  yean,  8160.000. 

EABHIXW-I  1  months.  I  1898. Oross.  $640.624;    net,  8127,949 

Jan.  1  to  NOT.  30.       (1895 Gross,    664,926;    net,     1O5.744 

Statement  for  1895  la  V.  82,  p.  819,  showed  grow,  $614,078;  net, 

10.720;  taxes.  $97,127:  bal.  for  Interest.  813.593.    in   1894.  gross. 

8782.657;  net  $190.613.     In  1H03,  gross,  8l.O05.698;  net,  $.137.912. 

-(V.  60.  p.  10U9:   V.  61.  p.  867.  831.1O14:  V.  62,  p.  279.  3'Jl.  36«.  5O2. 

n«,  784,  818,  870,  950;  V.  63,  p.  76, 924. 97O,  1O64, 1 159;  V.  64,  p.  85, 

101*) 

»i.  l.awrenrr  A  Adirondack  RR.— From  Malone,  N.  Y.  (on 
Mohawk  A  Malone)  to  Caughnawaea.  5(1  miles,  connecting  there  with 
the  Canadian  Pacific  at  Its  St.  Lawrence  River  bridge  ror  Montreal. 
HISTOBT.— A  consolidation  In  1896  of  the  Malone  A  St  L.,  St.  L.  A 
Adirondack  Ry.  and  Southwestern  Ry.  All  the  old  Imndu  have  been 
retired.  V.  63.  p.  116.  Stock  Is  to  bn  increased  from  $1,O9O,OOO  to 
OI.3OO.OOO.  For  year  ending  June  '.to.  1806,  gross.  $116.258;  net, 
88.V98:  otberlncnme,  $92,000:  charges  $3.1.327;  bal..  sur..  $2.368.  Presl- 
ilent.  W.  Seward  Webb.  (V.  61,  p.  926;  V.  62,  p.  5O3, 114O;  V.  03,  p. 
3O,  116.) 

At.    l.nnls    Alton    A    Terre    Ilaiite.— See   ILLINOIS   CENTRAL 

•I.  l.ouls  Avoyelle*  A  Kouthwrslern  Ry.— Owns  from 
Bunkle  to  aimmsnort.  La.,  with  branch,  311  miles  In  nil.  Completed  In 
Mav,  18!>6.  In  June.  1896,  H.  J.  Fitch  was  appointed  receiver.  It  la 
•aid  the  foreolosnra  suit  will  be  pressed. 


Com. 
Hock. 


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RAILROAD6. 

HUM 

of 
Road. 

Date 
of 

Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 

Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

lloiuls  —  Prtncl" 
pal,  When  Due- 
Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

tor  explanation  ot  column  heading*,  Ac.,  we  note* 
on  tint  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Whore  Payable  and  by 
Whom. 

$100 

$1,300.000 

(1) 
(1) 
(1) 

(1) 
4,000,000 
50,000 
1  30.OOO 
889,000 
10.OOO 
396,273 
1,250,000 
200,000 
790.OOO 
790,000 
890.000 
135,000 
3,500,000 
2,000,000 
(») 
182,000 
2,140,000 
25,617,780 
5,000,000 
14.335,700 

Irt,  JWOO.OOO,  gold  

66 
56 

86 
161 

1896 

l-:»: 
1896 

1895 

issii 
iM'.ii; 
i.-sii-r, 

1SSS 
1H!IO 

is:>:i  -:, 
1892 
1896 
1890 
1890 
1886 
1891 
1890 
1889 
1889 
IHS!) 
1896 
1896 

Sg- 

6  g. 

J.  &  J. 
J.  A   J. 

New  York  City, 
do             do 

1946 
1946 

•-M  mortgage.  flOO.OOO.  gold  
St.  L.  A  Ad.  Equipment  Co.,  equipment  mort  — 
«.  /,oun  .4  (ton  2  TVrrr  H.—  See  ILLINOIS  CENTRAL. 
X-.  i  ,:,t>*  ArovtUtt  <t  8.  W.—  1st  mortgage,  gold.... 
<M.  Jx>Mi»  4  Cairo-  1  lit  M.  .  gold.  Int  guur.  M.  A  O.  .  C 
01.  Lnu.Capr  Virartfu  4  Fl.  rfmi/A—  Receiver'scerts. 

5g. 
S^ 

if: 
lg- 

6g. 
6g. 
5  K- 
5  g- 
6  g. 

£«• 

ig- 

A.  &  O. 
J.   A  J. 
Semi-an 
H.  &   S. 
M.  A   8. 
J.    A   J. 
ann. 
M.  A  8. 
J.  &  J. 
M.  &  8. 
M.  &  S. 
M.  &   8. 
F.  &  A. 
A.  A  O. 
F.  &  A. 

Aprll,'96,  coup,  unpaid. 
N.Y.,Fann.L.ATr.Co. 

1925 
Jan.   1,  1931 

500*0. 

I'.OOO 
1,000 
1,000 

i',6oo 

1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

In  default. 
In  default. 
In  default. 

Sep.  1900-1-2-5 
Sept.  1,  1908 
Jan.,  1910 

Oape  Glrardean  8.W.  oonaol.  mortgage  gold 
ArkaniuM  Extension  1st  mortgage,  gold...  o**r 
ft.  Louit  Okie.  A  St.  Patii.-Beo'ri'  cert.  (9400,000) 
1st  mortgage,  91.250.OOO  gold  o 

94 
65 

102 

In  default. 

Sept.  1,  1912 
Jan.   1,  1899 
Men.  1,  1940 
Mcli.  1,  1940 
Sept.  1,  1916 
Feb.   1,  1921 
Oct.    1,  1930 
Feb.   1,  1929 

In  default. 

•SI.  Lmu*  /ltd.  *  /;a«<.—  1st  mort.,  $5.000,000,  gold 
-St.  Loitit  Kama*  4  MnurAwntern—  1st  mort.,  gold. 
SL  Lotti*  Knuutl  4  Southern.—  1st  mort.,  gold...  o* 
A.  tout*  JTerc*an/i  •  «r.  Term.—  IstM.,  gu.p.AL.g.o 
Kerch.  BrtdgelstM.,  red.  after  Feb.l,  1909,  at  110 
St.  Loud  Ptoria  *  A'ortA«rn-8tock,  $5,000,000.  ... 

"20 

"14 

1,162 
1,162 
1,100 

In  default. 
St.  Louis,  Mo. 
N.Y.,F'rsL.ATr.A8t.L. 
N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 

1,000 
500  Ac. 
1,000 

5semi-an 
5g- 

M!"A"N. 

1929 
May   1,  1936 

1st  mortgage,  gold,  $5,OOO,OOO  o**r 
v.    /  .,nU  A  .Van   Frantl*rn  SR.—Oom.  Stock... 
l»t  preferred  (took.  4  pet  cent,  non-cam  
2d  pref.  stock.  4  per  cent,  non-com.,  $16,000,000 

1,000 
100 

loo 

100 

N.Y.,  Matttand,  C.A  Co. 

St.  Louis  &  Cairo.— (See  Map  Mobile  <t  Ohio.)— Owns  Cairo  to  East 
8t  Louis  and  branch,  161  miles.  Reorganized  after  foreclosure  July, 
1881.  Stock  Is  $6,5OO,OOO.  Leased  from  Jan.,  1886,  till  Jan.  1, 1931,  to 
the  Mobile  A  Ohio  RR.— rental  of  25  per  cent  of  150-640ths  of  the  gross 
revenue  of  Mobile  A  Ohio  from  Mobile  to  E.  Cairo  and  branches,  of  St. 
I,  A  C.  from  Cairo  to  E.  St.  L.  A  branches,  this  rental  being  guaran- 
teed by  the  lessee  to  amount  to  $165,000  per  year.  Rental  for  year 
•ending  June  30, 1896,  $196,750.  In  year  1894-95  gross,  $858,307;  net, 
(203.280;  In  1893-94  gross,  $840,561 ;  net,  $259,716. 

St.  Lonls  Cape  Glrardean  &  Port  Smith  Ry.— Owns  from 
Cape  Glrardeau,  Mo.,  to  Hunter,  Mo. ,94 miles;  leases  branch  to  Zalma, 
9  miles;  total  operated,  103  miles.  Successor  In  1891  to  CapeGirar- 
deau  Southw.  March  4, 1893,  Louis  Houek  was  appointed  receiver. 
It  is  thought  that  the  mortgages  on  the  property  will  be  foreclosed  in 
1897  and  the  road  reorganized  and  extended  Into  northwest  Arkansas. 

SECURITIES.— In  May,  1896,  $50,000  receiver's  certificates  were 
authorized  (with  the  consent  of  $810,000  consols)  for  steel  rails.  Stock 
outstanding,  91,150,000;  par  $100.  A  general  mortgage  for  $7,500,- 
•OOO  was  authorized.  There  are  also  outstanding  $150.000  7  per  cent 
Incomes.  Cape  G.  A  8.  W.  consul.  6s  for  about  $850,000  are  repre- 
sented by  theConsol.  Bondholders'  Committee;  depositary.  U.  8.  Mort- 
gage A  Trust  Co.,  New  York. 

EARNINGS. — For  year  ending  Deo.  31,  1895,  gross,  $112,713;  net. 
$3.943;  rentals.  et«.,  $1,727.  No  interest  paid.  Year  ending  June  30, 
1895.  gross,  $99.187;  net.  $13,817;  charges,  $8,585;  balance,  surplus, 
$5,232.  In  1893-4,  gross,  $122,735 ;  net,  $6,612.  (V.  63,  p.  407.) 

St.  Lonls  Chicago  &  St.  Paul.— ROAD — Owns  from  Springfield, 
111.,  to  Granite  City.  Ul.,  103  mile*;  branches  to  Bates,  3  miles,  and  to 
•Grafton,  8  miles.  Connects  at  East  St.  Louis  with  Terminal  Ry.  Asso- 
•oiatlon  for  St.  Louis,  etc.  Successor  to  the  St.  Louis  Alton  A  Spring- 
Held  sold  In  foreclosure  July  9, 1892.  In  June,  1893,  Charles  E. 
Kimball  and  Joseph  Dlckson  ot  St.  Louis  were  appointed  receivers. 
•Sept..  1893.  coupon  was  not  paid.  Receivers'  certificates  for  $400,000 
have  been  authorized,  of  which  $396,273  issued  to  Sept.  1, 1896.  On 
June  30, 1894,  equipment  trusts  were  $599,761. 

COMMITTEE.— 11.  A.  V.  Post.  Thomas  Carmichael  and  W.  H.  Male; 
depositary.  Atlantic  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  A  majority  of  the  bonds  has 
'been  deposited.  Foreclosure  sale  has  been  ordered. 

STOCK  outstanding,  $2,OOO,OOO— par  $100.  BONDS— The  first  mort- 
gage trustee  is  the  Atlantic  Trust  Co.  EARNINGS—  In  year  ending 
June  30,  1896,  gross,  $290,727;  net,  $34,975.  In  1894-95,  gross, 
$238,223;  net,  $51.684;  charges,  $97,805;  bal.,  deficit.  $46,121.  (V.  55, 
p.  100 ;  V.  56,  p.  1016;  V.  61,  p.  728,  872;  V.  63,  p.  795,  1160.) 

SI.  Lonls  Indlanapoll*  A-  Eastern  RR.— Switz  City,  Ind.,  to 
Erflngnan,  111.,  90  miles.  Organized  in  1890  as  successor  to  the 
Indiana  A  Illinois  Southern  RR.,  sold  in  foreclosure,  but  the  property 
Is  still  operated  under  the  old  name. 

Capital  stock  Issued  is$740,9OO  (par  $100),  of  which  $1,900  is  com- 
mon; authorized  $6.792,000  common  and  $4.528.000  of  5  p.  o.  pre- 
ferred. Mortgage  trustee.  Central  Trust  Co.,  New  York,  and  Medrord 
B.  Wilson,  of  Indianapolis.  President,  W.  H.  Alley,  Sullivan,  Ind. 

St.  Loiilo  Kan*aw  A  Southwestern  Hit.— Arkansas  Citv  to 
Anthony,  Kan..  69  miles.  Leased  to  old  St.  L.  A  S.  F.,  but  was  not  In- 
-cluded  In  the  reorganization  of  that  road.  Dwight  Bramau  is  receiver, 
but  It  IB  understood  that  road  Is  iiot  operated. 

Capital  stock  is  $1,190,800,  of  which  St.  L.  A  S.  F.  owns  $993,500.— 
V.  63,  p.  1011. 

St.  Lonls  Peorla  A-  Northern  Ry.— Road  runs  from  St.  Louis, 
Mo.,  to  Springfield,  111.,  99  miles,  of  which  83  miles  is  owned  and  14 

illes  from  (Heo  Carbon  to  St.  Louis  is  trackage  over  Chicago  Pooria  A 
StL.and  St.  Louis  Merchant's  Bridge  Terminal  Ry.  Extension  pro- 
poned through  Peorla  and  Peklu  to  East  Clinton,  111.,  251  miles  from 

HisTORr.-A  consolidation  July  1. 1896,  of  the  St.  Louis  A  Eastern, 

It.  Louis  A  Peorla.  North  A  South  RR.  of  111.  railroads  and  the  Madi- 

1  Co.  audMt.  Olive  Co.    The  coal  properties  are  said  to  have 

•  capacity  of  6,000  tons  per  day.    (V.  62,  p.  86\  591,643,  1042,1179) 

STOCK  * 
4100.  Fir 
*eserved 

I1!W),OOO  MI  iiiiua  or  acquire  a  line  from  Glen  Carbon  to  Merchants' 
Ige,  St,  Louis;  balance  at  $20,000  per  mile,  including  equipment 
or  each  mile  acquired  north  of  Springfield,  m.  The  mortgage  covers 
iS  v«o  ""I'.'™  ^'"Pjpent,  about  4,500  acres  of  coal,  etc.,  as  stated 
In  V.  62,  p.  1 1 79,  the  Madison  Coal  Co.  Joining  in  mortgage  and 
tag  Its  projierty  and  Income.  President.  Win.  E.  Guy,  St.  louls, 

dc  Eastern.— Owns  Switz  City,  Ind.,  to 


St.    Louis   Merchants'  Hrldge  Terminal.— ORGANIZATION.— 

Organized  to  construct  a  double-track  railroad  In  the  city  of 
St.  Louis,  'extending  from  near  the  Union  Depot  on  12th  Street,  via  Main 
Street,  Hall  Street,  Ac.,  to  Ferry  Street  opposite  the  Merchants'  Bridge, 
7  miles.  It  owns  and  controls  the  Madison  111.  A  St.  L.  Ry.,  connect- 
ing the  town  of  Madison  and  East  St.  Louis,  8  miles;  and  leases  the 
Venice  A  Carondelet  Belt  RR.,  which  forms  an  outside  belt  round  East 
St.  Louis,  10  miles ;  total,  25  miles.  It  leases  the  Merchants'  Bridge, 
agreeing  to  pay  the  interest  on  the  Bridge  Go's  $2,000,000  bonds. 

BONDS,  ETC.— The  mortgage  of  1890  Is  for  $3,500,000  to  the  St. 
Louis  Trust  Company,  as  trustee,  and  the  bonds  are  guaranteed  prin- 
cipal and  interest  by  the  Terminal  RR.  Association  of  St.  Louis.  Both 
Issues  of  bonds  are  subject  to  call  after  20  years  at  110  and  Interest. 
Stock  authorized,  $3,500,000;  issued  to  July  1,  1895.  $2,939,500;  par, 
$100;  other  indebtedness  July  1, 1895,  $1,260,298.  In  Nov., 1893,  Ter- 
minal RR.  Association  of  St.  L.  acquired  control  of  this  company  and 
guaranteed  by  endorsement  the  principal  and  interest  of  its  $3,500,000 
first  mort.  bonds  and  the  interest  on  the  $2,000,000  Merchants'  Bridge 
first  6s.  The  properties  will  be  operated  jointly. 

EARNINGS.— Report  for  year  ending  Deo.  31,  1895,  was  In  V.  62,  p. 
362,  showing  gross  earnings,  $602,475;  net.  $274,615;  interest,  etc., 
$426,043;  balance,  deficit,  $151,428.  In  1894,  gross,  $536,657;  net, 
$210,135.  tn  1893,  gross,  $450,454;  net,  $139,886.  (V.  60,  p.  1147; 
V.  62,  p.  36Z.) 

St.  Louis  &  San  Francisco  UH.—fSte  Map.)— The  system 
embraces : 


Trffl,i,,,  ,        ., 

Ham,  III.,  90  miles.    A  reorganization  of  the  Indiana  A  Illinois 
Southern  foreclosed   Jan.  6.  189O.     Road  is  still  operated  under  old 
~  ' 


<1'  *6,79'-',000;  preferred,  $4,528.000; 

.i«4.  1>rior  llen  m°r&age  for  $300,000  is 

as  prior  to  the  first  mortgage  by  agreement  with  the  bond- 
*5  -",«wa?  ls"Ile<1  for  Improvements.    Bills  payable  Juno  30 
6,»37,775.    In  year  ending  June  30,  1895,  gross,  $76,497.    In 
393-94,  gross,  $74,327;  net,  $1,180;  In  1892-93,  gross,  $98,764. 


Lines  owned —  Miles. 

St.  Louis,  Mo.,  to  Paris.  Tex.  584 
Monett,  Mo.,  to  Seneca,  Mo  .  45 
Pierc-eCity,Mo.,toWichita,K.  217 

Branches  in  Bolivar,  etc 200 

Beaumont  to  Cale,  Kan 62 


Total  owned  Jan.,  1897. .1,108  I 


Line  to  be  owned —  Mile*. 

St  Louis  Salem  &  Ark.  RR..      54 

Oper'dfor  ncet.  owners — 
At.  A  P»c   RR.,  Tent  Div  , 

Seneca.Mo  .toSapulpa,  I.T.    112 

Total  system 1,274 


ORGANIZATION— Organized  June  30, 1893,  to  succeed  to  the  property 
and  t'r  inu'iisex  of  tlie  Railway  company  so  d  in  fore  -losure  and  reor- 
ganized oer  plan  ia  V.  61,  p.  829  and  114O— see  also  p.  742.  The  new 
company  elected  not  to  assume  the  contracts  of  tuft  ol  I  corporation 
relating  to  the  Atlantic  A  Pacific  nor  to  take  the  stock  and  leases  of 
the  St.  Louis  Salem  A  Arkansas  St.  Louis  Kansas  A  Southwestern, 
Kans  ,s  Mi  Hand  an  1  Kansas  (Sty  A  Southwestern.  See  V.  *3.  p.  30 ; 
V.  62,  p.  137, 187.  The  St.  Louis  Salem  A  Arkansas  bondholders,  how- 
ever, accepted  the  terms  offeret  in  the  reorganization  (V.  62,  p.  1140), 
and  nearly  all  of  the  K.  C.  A  Southwestern  bonds  were  acquired  (per 
offer  in  V.  63,  p.  661),  and  road  purchased  at  foreclosure  sale  Deo.  19. 
1896.— V.  63,  p.  1160. 

STOCK  AND  VOTING  TRUST.— As  protection  to  the  new  mortgage 
bonds,  all  classes  of  stock  (except  shares  to  qualify  directors)  are 
vested  in  the  following  voting  trus  e-s :  John  A  Stewart,  Louis  Fitz- 
gerald, J.  Kennedy  Tod,  Isaac  N  Seligman.  Benjamin  P.  Cheney,  Sam- 
uel <\  Eastman  and  Jame*  A.  Blair,  t>  be  held  by  them  and  their 
successors  jointly  for  fl»e  years,  and  for  such  further  period  (if  any) 
as  shall  elapse  befo-e  the  first  preferred  stock  shall  have  received  a  4 
per  cent  cash  dividend  for  two  consecutive  years,  although  the  voting 
trustees  may,  ia  their  discretion,  deliver  the  stock  at  any  earlier  date, 
hut  not  In  any  event  prior  to  Jan.  1, 1902,  save  with  the  con<entof 
the  holders  of  at  least  two-thirds  in  amount  of  the  henefic  al  interest 
certificates  of  each  class.  Voting  trust  is  dated  July  1, 1896, 

No  additional  mortgage  can  be  put  upon  the  property,  nor  the 
amount  of  the  first  preferred  stock  authorized  be  increased  except 
with  the  consent,  in  each  Instance,  of  the  holders  of  a  majority  of  tbe 
whole  amount  of  each  class  of  preferred  stock  and  of  a  majority  of  such 
part  of  the  common  stock  as  shall  be  represented  at  a  meeting ;  also 
the  amount  of  second  preferred  stock  can  not  be  Increased  except 
with  like  consent  by  the  holders  of  a  majority  thereof,  and  a  majority 
of  such  part  of  common  stock  as  shall  be  represented  at  the  meeting. 

The  new  company  may  reserve  the  right  at  any  time  to  redeem 
either  or  both  classes  of  its  preferred  stock  at  par  in  cash. 

BONDS— The  consolidated  mortgage  (trustees,  Mercantile  Trust  Co., 
N.  Y.,  and  Paschal  P.  Carr,  of  St.  Louis)  for  $50,000,000  (abstract  in 
V.  64,  p.  186,)  is  secured  upon  all  properties  and  securities  embraced 
in  the  reorganization  and  also  all  other  property  hereafter  acquired  by 
use  of  any  of  the  new  bonds.  Enough  new  bonds  at  the  rate  of 
80  per  cent  (approximately  $39,072,000)  are  reserved  for  the  retire- 
ment of  all  outstanding  undisturbed  issues.  The  bonds  not  required 
for  reorganization  will  be  reserved  for  betterments,  equipment,  etc., 
to  an  extent  of  not  exceeding  $300,000  in  any  one  year.  No  compul- 
sory redemption  of  the  new  bonds  can  be  made  prior  to  their  matur- 
ity. Fixed  charges  of  the  new  company,  including  branch  lines  to  be 
acquired,  will  be  about  $2,050,000.-  See  V.  64,  p.  182. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— By  reorganization  the  fixed  chirges  were  re- 
duced from  $2,531.674  to  $1,994, 330.  exclusive  of  the  interest  upon 
bonds  which  may  hereaft»r  be  issued  to  acquire  $1,032,000  branch  line 
bonds.  The  plan  provided  for  the  payment  of  all  car  trusts,  and  the 
new  company  starts  with  no  debt  other  than  the  funded  debt  as  stated 
above,  and  with  ample  provision  for  future  improvements  bv  the  re- 
servation of  bonds  for  this  purpose. 

EtRNiNOS.— 5  months,  >  1896 Gross,  $2,685.286;  net,  $1,215,378 

July  1  to  Nov.  30.  $1895 Gross,  2,741,387;  net,  1,158,839 


JA.NCAKT,  ISfcT.J 


INYESTOKS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


193 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


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RAILROADS. 

lilies 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

pal,  When  Due. 

ror  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  dotes 
on  first  page  of  tables. 

Kate  per 
Cent. 

When  1  Where  Payable,  and  by 
Payable!               Whom. 

Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

Si.  Lotii*  it  San  Franrtfo—  (Concluded  )— 
3d  mort.  (now  1st),  A,  gold  )  (Pact  Ho  to  Seneca.c 
do      Series  B,  gold  >  Mo.,A  hranclies,  o' 
do      Series  C.  gold  >         294inlles.        o' 
Mo.  A  W.  1)1%-.  1st  M.,g.,$5,000yearly  dr.at  105.  .0* 
Bt  L.  &  San  F.  col.  trust  gold,  sink.  M.  not  drawn  .  o 
Gen.  M.,  g.  (1st  on  365  m.)  $7,807,000  are  6s.o* 
Oollat.  Tr.M.  on  br'ohes  ($20,000  p.m.),  gold.,  o* 
New  Consol.  mort.,  $50.OOO,OOO,  gold,  no  option 

294 
294 
294 
82 

"55 
1,162 
145 

1876 
1876 
1876 
1879 

1--0 

1881 
1887 
1896 
1879 
1885 
1896 

$100Ac. 
500  Ao. 

Mill    A-c. 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

100 
100 
100 

1,000 

500  Ac. 
various 
1,000 
1,000 
100 
100 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
500  Ao 

$500,000 
2,766,500 
2,400,000 
1,040,000 
1,014,000 
20,100,000 
1,099,000 
6,388,000 
2,000,000 
335,000 
Oo.,'96,none 
16,500,000 
20,000,000 
20,000,000 
8,000,000 
359,092 
See  text. 
2,600.000 
4,660,207 
4,792,801 
1,000,000 
2,000,000 
210,000 
500,000 
210,000 

6g. 
6g. 
6g. 
6  g. 
6  g 
5  A  6g. 
5  g. 
4  g. 
6g. 
6  g. 
5g- 

M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
F.  A  A. 
F.  A  A. 
J.   *   J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A    8. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 

New  York,  Mercan.  Tr. 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  United  States  Tr. 
N.Y.,  Mercantile  Trust. 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
do             do 
do             do 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  U.  S.  Mort.  &  Tr. 

Nov.  1,  1906 
Nov.  1,  1906 
Nov.  1,  1908' 
Aug.  1,  1910 
Aug.  1,  1920 
July  1,  1931 
Oct.    1,  1987 
July  1,  1996 
Sept.  1,  1919 
Apr.  1.  1910 
1946 

Ft.8.AV.B.Bri(lgc.l8tM.>g.,dr.Btl05.Kuar.ii.Al.c 
01.  Louis  Siloam  J  5o«<Aern-lst  M.,  $8,000,000,  g. 
SI  Louis  South'cet'ern—  Common  stock  

Preferred  stock  (5  per  cent  non-cumulative)  
Int  mort.  certificates,  $16,5OOp.  m.,  gold......c 
2d  M.  income  cert.,  $10.000,000,non-cum.,gold.o* 

1,222 
1,222 

1890 
1890 
1891 
1867 
1868 

ft 

6*f 
...... 

See  text. 
See  text. 
5 
5 
6 
5 
7 

M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 
various 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A  N. 

M;  A"  s. 

F.  A  A. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A    S. 
J.   A  D. 

N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
When  earned. 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
do              do 
N.Y.,  Of.  ,32  Nassau  St. 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

Nov.  1.   1989 
Nov.  1,  1989 
To  1903 
See  text. 
May   1,  1898 
July  5,  1887 
Sept.  1,  1896 
Aug.  1,  1931 
Got    1,  1917 
Jan.   1,  1914 
Sept.  1,  1916 
Deo.   1,  1900 

Ot.  Louit  Van.  it  Terre  H.—  1st  M.,  guar.  s.f.  not  dr.o* 
2dmort..  sink,  fund.notdr'n  ($1,600,000  guar.).o* 

158 
158 

Pref.  7  per  cent  stock  and  scrip  subj.  to  call  at  pal 

i'67 
167 
21 
25 
12 

1881 

1887 
1884 
1886 
1870 

Tavlor-sKFalls  A  Lake  Sup.,  1st  M.  gu.,  s.  f.  notdr.c* 
Duluth  Short  L.  IstM,  guar.,p.Ai.,s.f.  not  dr'n.e* 

1895. 
$6,081,424 

$733,8«5 
498,362 

2,070,390 
239,495 

$2,539,291 
(58-25%) 
202,504 


ANNUAL  REPORT.— The  following  Is  a  statement  of  earnings  for  the 
fiscal  years  ending  June  30,  and  does  not  include  any  interest  charges; 
fixed  charges  will  be:  lnt,on  undisturbed  bonds,  $1,771,390;  new  4 
p.  c Tbonds  ($6,388,600),  $255.544;  rentals,  $13,314;  total,  $2,040  248. 
i-8ee  V.  64,  p.  182,  where  general  balance  sheet  of  Sept.  30, 1896,  Is 
also  given.  tg96 

Gross  earnings  (on  1,328  miles) $6,162,055 

Operating  eipmses- 

Maintenance  of  road 'I"  „'„„;, 

Maintenance  of  equipment 

Transportation 

General  expenses 

Net  earnings $2,416,507 

Ratio  of  operating  expenses  to  gross  earns.    (60-78%) 
Taxes 215,793 

Balance  for  charges $2,200,714  2,336,787 

OFFICERS— D.  B.  Robinson,  President;  B.  F.  Yoakum,  Vioe-President 
and  General  Manager;  Frank  H.  Hamilton,  Secretary  and  Treasurer; 
Gen.  Horace  Porter,  Chairman  of  the  board  or  directors. 

DIRECTORS— J.  Kennedy  Tod.  Isaac  N.  Seligman,  J.  A.  Blair,  E.  C. 
Henderson,  Horace  Porter,  Fred'k  Strauss,  of  New  York;  BenJ.  P. 
Cheney.  Wm.  T.  Hart,  of  Boston ;  Samuel  C.  Eastman,  of  Concord,  N. 
H  •  Charles  S.  Gleed,  Topeka,  Kan.;  Geo.  A.  Madill,  Richard  C. 
Kerens  and  Daniel  B.  Robinson.  St.  Louis.— (V.  63,  p.  30, 117, 155, 229, 
270, 311 ,  455,  601,  602,  661,  795,  707,  839,  970,  1160;  V.  64,  p.  85, 179, 
181, 186.) 

St.  i.o  n  i.  si  i<>:i  in  &  Southern  RR.— This  company,  of  which 
Col  H.  D.  Mackay  of  St.  Louis  Is  President  and  chief  promoter,  In 
July,  1896,  filed  a  mortgage  to  the  United  States  Mort.  &  Trust  Co. 
and  Thos.  Jefferson  Portis,  trustees,  to  secure  $8,000,000  bonds,  to  be 
Issued  for  the  construction  of  its  road  from  Fort  Smith,  Ark.,  to  St. 
Louis,  Mo.  The  company  was  incorporated  June  15,  1896.  Auth- 
orized capital  stock  of  $8,000,000,  par  $100.  (V.  63,  p.  30.) 

St.  I.o  ni»  Southwestern  Ry.— Road  extends  from  Bird's  Point, 
Mo.,  opposite  Cairo,  111.,  to  Texarkana,  Tex.,  418  miles,  and  thence  by 
the  Texas  road  to  Gatesville,  305  miles;  total,  main  line.  723  miles; 
branches,  Mt.  Pleasant  to  Sherman,  110  miles;  Tyler  to  LufWn  (narrow, 
gauge),  88  miles;  Corslcana  to  Hillsboro,  Tex.,  40  miles;  Commerce  to 
Fort  Worth,  97  miles;  Lewisville,  Ark.,  to  Shreveport,  La.,  60  miles; 
Althelmer  to  Little  Rook,  Ark.,  42  miles;  Maiden,  Mo.,  to  Delta.  51 
miles ;  other  branches,  12  miles ;  total,  July,  1896, 1,223  miles.  Of  this 
total  13  miles  are  laid  with  75-lb.  steel;  1,064  miles  with  56-lb.  steel 
rails;  remainder  35-lb.  Has  trackage  rights  from  Delta  to  Cape  Girar 
deau,  15  miles,  over  St.  L.  Cape  G.  A  Fort  8.— see  V.  62,  p.  591. 

ORGANIZATION.— Reorganization  per  plan  In  V.  50,  p.  141,  561  of  St. 
Louis  Arkansas  A  Texas,  sold  In  foreclosure  in  October,  1890.  Consists 
of  three  corporations — the  St.  Louis  Southwestern  Railway  Co.,  the  St. 
Louis  Southwestern  Railway  Co.  of  Texas  and  the  Tvler  Southeastern. 

Gray's  Point  Terminal  Ry.  was  Incorporated  in  May,  1896,  to  build 
from  Delta  to  Gray's  Point,  15  miles,  and  will  issue  $500,000  bonds. 
V.  62,  p.  988;  V.  63,  p.  30. 

BONDS.— The  first  mortgage  certificates  are  Issued  against  a  like 
amount  of  first  mortgage  bonds  secured  upon  the  constituent  lines  al 
a  rate  not  exceeding  $16,500  per  mile,  and  the  second  mortgage  certifi- 
cates against  second  mortgage  bonds  at  $8,250  per  mile. 

The  i  a  en  mi's  are  entitled  to  such  interest  up  to  4  per  cent  per  annum 
as  can  be  paid  out  of  net  earnings  of  the  railways  during  the  preceding 
fiscal  year,  after  payment  of  operating  expenses,  repairs,  renewals,  re- 
placements, taxes.  Insurance  and  Interest  on  prior  liens.  The  issue  of 
these  certificates  may  be  increased  up  to  $10,000,000,  subject  to  re- 
strictions In  the  mortgages.  Up  to  October,  1896,  no  second  mortgage 
Interest  had  been  paid. 

July  1, 1896,  total  current  liabilities,  $1,126,587,  including  $312,415 
notes  payable.  There  are  some  St.  L.  Ark.  &  Texas  car  trusts  outetand 

X  Current  assets,  $619,488,  Including  $289,274  materials  and  sup 
on  hand ;  there  are  also  in  treasury  $140,000  (at  par)  St.  Louis 
Southwestern  firsts  and  other  securities  valued  In  all  at  $416,750. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— For  calendar  year  1896,  gross,  $4,867,518,  agst 
$5,056,184  in  1895. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Annual  meeting  is  heli_ 
at  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  on  the  first  Tuesday  in  October.  Report  for  3  895-96 
was  in  V.  63,  p.  648,  showing  earnings  for  the  entire  system  as  below 

Tear  ending  June  3O—     1896.  1895.  1894.  1893. 

Miles  operated 1,223          1,223  1,223  1,223 

Gross  earnings $4,904,489  $5,217,175  $4,615,145  $5,116,08( 

Operating  expenses...    4,132,375     3,977,221     3,873,778     4,281,833 


St.   Louis    Vandalla  &,  Terre  Haute  RR.— (See  Map  PMsbJ 
Oitidn.  Chic.  <t  St.  ij— East  St.  Louis  to  Indiana  State  line.  158  miles 
LEASE.— Leased  for  999  years  from  1870  to  Terre  Haute  A  ludianap 
IR.  at  rental  of  30  per  cent  of  gross  earnings— profits  and  losses  as  • 
isnert  to  lessees  In  proportion  of  five-sevenths  to  Pittsburg  Cin.  Chic- 
i  St.  L.  and  two-sevenths  to  Terre  Haute  A  Indianapolis.  V.  54,  p.  846. 
CAPITAL  STOCK.— Stock,  $2,379,358  common    and  $1,544,700  of   7 
er  cent  cumulative  pref. ;    par  $100.    The  Terre  Haute  A  Indian- 
polls  owns  $326,000  preferred  and  $460,600  common  stock,  the  Penn- 
ylvania  RR.  $837,000  preferred  and  $225,000  2d  mort.  unguaranteed 
s.  and  the  Pennsylvania  Company,  Deo.,  1895,  $1,348,000  common 
and  $381,700  preferred.    In  1891  and  1892  back  dividends  on  preferred 
were  paid  for  1879  to  1884 ;  for  1885,  7  p.  c.  in  March.  1894 ;  for  1886, 
No.  9)  7  p.  c.  In  Feb.,  1895;  for  1887  (No.  10),  7  p.  o.  in  Feb.,  1896. 


Net  earnings 

P.  o.  op.  ex.  to  earns. . . 
Tot.  net,  Inel.  other  inc. 

Taxes 

Interest  on  bonds 

Rentals,  etc 


$772,114  $1,239,954 
(84-26)  (76-23) 

$782,192  $1,264,273 

128,552         117,729 

800,000         800,000 

31,490  40,354 


$741.367 
(83-94) 

$772,398 

113,826 

800,000 

56,340 


$834,247 
(83-69) 


, 
109,65( 

80o,00( 
40,11 


Balance df.$l77,850  sur.$306,190  df  $197,768    df.46,38 

-<V.  62,  p.  591,988;  V.  63,  p.  30,  501.  648.) 


Iti-iiliil. 

$484,197 

520,785 

494,736 


Coupons  as  they,  mature.    The  firsts  ($1,899,000)  were  likewise  so  en- 
dorsed and  were  purchased  Jan.  1,  1897,  at  maturity  by  the  Penn- 
ylvanla  RR.  Co.    V.  63,  p.  1011.    See  V.  56,  p.  649. 

Liabilities  for  freight  cars  on  Oct.  31, 1895,  amounted  to  $80,889. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  Oct.  31.    Report  for  year  1894-5 
n  V.  62,  p.  273,  showed  earnings  as  follows : 
rr.end.Ocf.31.      (trass.  Oper'gexp'a.  Net. 

L896...        

1895 $1,735,049     $1,463,068     $272,881 

1894 1,649,118  1,274,674  374,444 

From  above  rental  deduct  the  following  disbursements : 

Taxes.  Interest.    Car  trusts,  etc.  Dividends.     Balance. 

1896 $61,462         $314,930         $21,220         $108,129  def.$21, 544 

1895  ...    ..   66,568  316,539  20,181  108,129       sur.9,368 

L894 62,455  322,908  15,220  108,129     def.13,976 

"•Total  surplus  Oct.  31, 1895,  $454,391. 

Loss  to  lessee  In  1892-93,  $28,472  ;  loss  In  1893-94,  $120,292 ;  loss 
n  1894-95,  $247,902.— (V.  62,  p.  187,  273;  V.  63,  p.  924,  1011.) 

St.  Paul  &  Duluth.— Owns  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  to  Duluth,  Minn.,  155 
miles;  branches,  29  miles;  leases— Stlllwater  A  St.  Paul  RR.,  13  m.; 
Minneapolis  A  Duluth  RR.,  13  m.;  Taylor's  Falls  A  Lake  Superior,  20 
m  •  Duluth  Short  Line,  Thomson  to  West  Superior,  18  m. ;  total,  248 
miles.  Second  track,  17  miles,  July  1,  1896.  Between  Carlton  and 
Duluth,  24  miles,  road  is  owned  jointly  with  the  Nor.  Pacific,  but  of  this 
14  miles  between  Thomson  and  West  End  is  but  little  used,  the  Duluth 
Short  Line  affording  the  St.  P.  &  D.  access  to  Duluth.  Uses  Minn.  A 
3t.  L.  terminals  at  Minneapolis. 

HISTORY.— Sold  in  foreclosure  May  1, 1877,  and  reorganized. 

CAPITAL  STOCK. — From  the  earnings  of  the  railroad  the  preferred 
stock  has  a  prior  right  to  7  per  cent  yearly,  then  common  to  6  per 
cent,  any  surplus  going  to  retirement  of  preferred.  The  preferred 
stock  Is  also  received  m  payment  for  lauds  at  par,  and  is  entitled  to 
receive  from  land  sales  any  part  of  its  7  per  cent  dividend  yearly  for 
which  railroad  earnings  do  not  suffice.  The  preferred  Is  subject  to 
call  at  par  for  redemption  with  land  sales,  after  drawing  by  lot,  if  not 

Surchasable  below  par  in  the  open  market,  the  sums  applied  to  its  re- 
omption  and  retirement  being  as  folio  ws :  In  1891,  $182,000;  1892, 
$226,000 ;  1893,  $165,000.  V.  57,  p.  61.  Three  shares  of  common  stock 
have  one  vote  and  each  share  of  preferred  has  one  vote. 

DIVIDENDS.— >  1884.  '85-'88.  1889.  1890.  '91-'93. '94  to  Sep.,'96. 
On  pref. —P.O.  \  \3^a  '7yr'ly.  5ij  6>a  7yr'ly.  5  yearly. 

On  common— In  1887  3  and  15  in  common  stock  t  And  7  n.  o.  in 
pref.  stock. 

LANDS.— The  company  has  a  land  grant,  of  which  1,011,324  acres  re- 
mained unsold  June  30, 1896,  and  57,958  acres  of  the  Taylor's  Falls 
branch  grant.  In  year  1895-96  sales  from  company's  grant  were 
41,960  acres  for  $197,194,  and  gross  cash  receipts  were  $286,854  (of 
which  $192,733  from  stumpage);  net  Income,  $242,483. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— For  calendar  year  1896,  gross,  $1,534,572,  agst. 
$1,568,534. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.    Annual  meeting  at  St. 
Paul  second  Thursday  in  October.    Report  for  1895-96  In  V.  63,  p.  647- 
Fear  ending  June  30—  1896.  1895.  1894. 

Gross  earnings  $1,587,863    $1,423,307    $1,513.393 

Operating  expenses  and  taxes....    1,280.524      1,060,915      1.104,351 

Net  earnings $307,339  $362,392  $409,042 

Total  net  Income $385,439  $402,6fO  $452,535 

Rentals  paid...                    $130,819  $119,944  $140,796 

Interest  on  bonds                                   150,000  150,000  150,000 

bivldends          :?...:::.. (6)239505  (6)289475  (6>  293,406 

MlsceUaneoua 53.523  68.003  16,766 

BalanoefromRR.operations..df.$188,408  df.$174,772  df.$148,433 
Rente,  from  stumpage  and  lands..  $242,483  $116,652  $114,856 
-(V.  61,  p.  658  ;  Vi  63,  p.  647.  715.) 

St.  Paul  ic  Northern  Pacific  Ry.— Formally  merged  in  the 
Northern  Pacific  RR.  in  November,  1896— see  that  company. 


1897.  J 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AMD    BONDS 


subscriber*  will  .-oarer  •  grr«l  favor  by  rlvlnj  Immediate  notice  of  anf  error  dl.rovered  In  theae  Tables. 


RAILROAD*. 


>    r  explanation  of  column  heading.,  Ac..  *ee  note* 
on  flirt  page  of  table*. 


gt.  Paul  Vm».  4  J 


Great  Xorthern- 


ft.  Puui  *  So.  PmeiHe— 8KB  No.  PACiric  RR. 

Jn»  AnJo*i*  4  .ira*nrnf  Aim    nuiok 
l*t  M.  for  921.600.000  g..  goar.  p.  A  I.  (end.)  .c'Ar 
Eouipoient  tnut  note*  Jan.  1,  1896 

4kMnv«ky  4  CW«ni«v*  Aor<  Ltn*.— 8KB  COLCMBU* 

na-nnW/ty  JfeiujfaU  4  y«w«r*-Re-organUed  (took 


*fB»«yorf*P«r<*e.-8toek 

..  nld  (W.5OO.OOO..  «.  f.  red.  at  110. 'ear 
ittunJoan.  F*/.— Stk.  *ub.. 92,5OO,OOO. . 
gage.  96.000,000. 


rm4  ffcnii»-l*tM..  929.00O  p.m..f.e*«r 

pan  tor  9 15.0OO  per  mile 

Lmkf  PI*«M— Stock 

130.0OO.  gold,  Int  reduced  to  5  p,  e...c' 

HrA>a«rtB*>- Stock. 

fane  BrUft    lat  M..  g. . *.f..dr>n  at  1 10  o 
Amtrimu 


A-  '.  Of  I 

iFlor.l*tM*,endby 
k  Florida  3d  mortgage. 


8tateofOeorKta.c* 


M  ...  - 
Of 


Date 
of 


Road.  Bond. 


lie 

110 


169 


198 
196 


10 


OBOBOIA  A  ALA  BAMA. 


*  We*t..  lit  (eoMol)  mort..  g.. 

A  W.  eoneoLM.  (990.OOO.OO0l  (old  .  .e- 

k  *  W.  IrtNLBru*.  to  Albany,  g.  rn.e- 


,gu.8.F.AW 

•bvrg.  let  mart.  gnar..  end..     .... 

-8**  CBBTBAL  or  OBOBOIA    RAIL 


58 

58 

545 

-:•• 
171 


1893 


1889 

:  -  M 
LAM 
1893 


18*7 


Sixe,  or 

Par 
Value. 


9100 
1,000 


HOCK  is 
30 

1,000 

100 

UOOO 

100 


1,000 

"ibo 

1.000 

100 
1,000 

100 

500  Ac. 
1.000 
l.OOO 
1.000 
1.000 

500*8. 

1,000 
1.000 


Amount 


95.0OO.OOO 

18.886.000 

352,979 

'  1,060.390 
I  8  .....  ••«> 
6.00O.OOO 

;..--..  .„„, 

See  text. 

1 

600,000 

4.940.000 

3,964.000 

250,000 

1  -.•o.OOO 

490,000 

900,000 

9,412.900 

1,780,000 

444.000 

900.000 

4.056.0XO 

6.900.000 


See  text. 

7 

"i'g. 


8.<">o.000 

4.341.000 

300.000 


INTEREST  OB  DIVIDENDS 


Rate  per 

,  ...  • 


f. 


.1 


5 

9g. 
5  g- 


(!) 
(6)  g. 


Hee  text 


7 

7 

1 

6f. 

Sg. 


When 
Payable 


Feb.  1. 
J.   A  J. 

i"  J. 


MOM  N.  Bk..  Band'kT.  O. 
July,'9«,  pd.  Dec.  10, '96 

N.Y..46Wail,AFr>nk>frt 


J. 


.  . 

M.       N. 


Where  Payable,  and  by 
whom. 


N.  Y.,  Cent  Trust  Co. 


X.  Y.  and  San.  Fran. 

PhUadelphla.  Pa. 

See  text 


Albany!  N.  Y. 

N.  Y.,  Ontral  Tr.  Co. 

r.iv.  United  Nafl   Bk. 

N.  V..  Third  Nat  Bank. 

IT.  Y..  OK,  13  W.  23d  81 
do      do 

So      t 
N.  Y..H.R  Plant  A8a  van 

do      do 
N.Y.,12W.33d8tASav. 

None  paid. 
New  York  City. 


Band*—  Prinol  - 

pal,  When  Doe. 

Slofki—  Last 

Dividend. 


Jan.   1,  1943 


Feb.   1,  1896 
Jan.    1,  1909 


Jan.   1,  1919 


Jan.    1,  1924 
Sept  1,   1943 


May   1,  1913 

:tli..".»7,  3I«% 
July  1,  1937 

Jan.1,'96,2% 
July  1.  1897 
Jan.  15,  1899 
S«pt,  6,  1899 
Apr.  1,  1934 
May  1.  1943 
Jan.  1,  1938 
Irredeemable. 
Jan.  1.  1945 
Jan.  1,  1934 


fromKei 

90  mile. 
fa::.-:  k 


Inionlo  *  Area 

Honrton.  3O8  mile* 


Kerrvil)*to  Hwutoa.  309  mile* t  Kencdy  toCorpocChrUtl.  Tex., 
;  Yoakum    to  Waco.  171  mile*;  Sktdmora  M  Alto*.  43  mile* 
to  Loekhart  94  m.;  branch.  31  m.:  total.  987  m  .  all  6O-lh.*toel. 
RirroBT.— Reorganised  without  foreclosure  aale  In  1893,  manage- 
ment pa*«lDg  to  Bo.  Pae.,  which  own*  92.OOO.ooo  ttoek. 


mil**  at 
•tort  In  V 
.  nary.  1997. 

>«T  EABVOKM.-U 
Jan.  1  to  N*v.  30. 
u   K«II..»T  tor  1990 


MMO.Oroaa,  91399.017;  BM.9aOo.67O 
fli»5 


..On**.    1,794.0691  act.    498!  132 
!n   V.  93,  PL   151,  avlfcnwtnjr :    OtVM. 

Jl.ii71.878:   a*t,  9066.343:   latorot,  toaeaTeto.,  9767.84O ;  naaett. 

•111.497.    In  1894.  groa*.  91 .946.791;  actTMII.fal.-VTii.  p.  191. 

\mu    (til. -til'.  A    l.iilf  Olfrr    K).—  At   -40    A:,'  ••.'...     I  •- 1   .     I 

,19*6.  Ihl*  railway  wa*  *old  r   -  

•y  nanwadu.lt  I* 

Ti*  ran*  m  SB  BMIBB  m  l*a«1n.  aad 

iw  eoacunettoa.  It  I*  aaM.  will 
Terrell.  San  Antonio.  Texa*.- 


jr..   f.,r 
•aa 


. 
Antonio  to 


nuked.    Oeaaral  MaBa<ar. 
.  99.  p.  79.  11  16. 


aduiky  *  Col.  »h»rt  Llne.-Heo  Ooum.  HA« 
ndu.k,  n.n.nrld  A  ^rwark.-0wn*  from 
116  mltoa.    LaaMd  to 


,  and  It 

he  Bald.    9w  V. 
19MTOa  JaM 


Ing*  of  th*  roan  will  be    . 

wa*  thought  that  la  a  few  nwnth*  th* 

•  i.    A*labond***ep.8.BLman-BirT*f  April. 
90.1*96.th»B.AO.  nWBafaiirT.SOOcfB.M.  ANVato 

Drvii>Bin>a.-Fr*m  1881  to  19*4, 3 *.*.:_ 1900  to  1999,  9  p.  a.;  1889  to 

1-'.»C    i-,  :    I     ::,  I-M.  i--.i.  :-  1  mfl  U&m   •-..   i  ,.   . 

KABXIKM.— Year  coding  Jon*  90. 1899.  ja aaa.  99  ii,900  i  a«l.  »1U< 

*a«al  laaM  only  la  part  by  lea***)  9WI3M  j  taxcc,  etc..  paid  by 
teaw.  924.474;  baUao^loa*  to  UMM.  97B.793.  In  1994  »\  gro«, 
•714.171;  net.  6 1  OS. 487. -V  63,  p.  3O;  1OO8. 1011. 

«»ni..rd   A    »i.  Petervknr 
•atonburg.  153  mil**:  made  »toi 
Ball  Railway,  which  wa*  *oU  at 
•000.000 jpar. 91  Oa    Fir. «  mortgage 
•f  which  4900.000  an  roarutocdTp 


i^?"^ 

l9900^Ma(  0  n.a.  brad* 

ana  Florida  A  We.torn;  flnt  gwaraatova  •omoa  <ta*  Jaly  1,  ISwT 
Mortgage  tractM.  Penna.  Co.  tor  la*.  OB  Live*  A  Urantlag  Aaaultte*. 
VnUadalpala.  PtBaHant.  E.  T.  Btotactiary.  Fhlla. 

TlMron.  Cal..  to 
•f  March 


CO..N.Y. 

.    (Mort- 

»:-  "-'i. 

•iuiTi 

44^99 


*  K 


g33S&$8}& 

'"flTM*. 

»44«.1 


oaiOaUlaw  wtthl 


•ant  110 
*4toJ«M90. 

I  July  1  to  DBB.  91  (6 

nan  ' 

449^n»          *190^190  *1 19^74 

.  RBTOBT.-Flacal  r*ar  *nn*  J«a*  9O.  R*pon  tor  1  <W9-96  wa* 
5«  r  63j>.  199.    Ore**.  97*6.958 ;  »*t.  9333^V90 ;  latonct  and  .Inking 

q&y&fPiJ*tisn>Jl?*s*  «-?»°-  'A  J«»>»5.  »«-t»«?«. 


. 

0JoO:    ba4BB«*.  rarplna,  93.030.    In  1994-99,  (Toa*, 
92«4.929.-(  V.  50.  p.  139  ;  V.  61.  p.  1  CO  ;  V.  63.  p.  1  87;23O.) 


.i 


k"  96.000,000.  par  910O.~of  wh£h~93JOO.Oo6 
awl  paid  np  la  <M*ow.  1996.    The  mortnMn  IB 
to  th*M>rraatlle  Tract  Co..  N.Y.,  a*  traite*     tcTju.e 


J04.702  had  beea 

t. 


-PrmMmt.  OlM*  Rprerkel*  :  Li 

rMldeot.  A.  H   ParaoB;  Secntory,  Alexaoder  Maokle, 
Cal.;  CoanMl.  K.  F.  Pmton.—  <V.  63.  p.  369,  Ills.) 


from  A.h  Fork  OB 
Phoenix.    ArUoaa,   198   mil**. 
481.    Steak  aatbortaed  tor  94O.OOO 
990,  entire,  l**a*.    Pint  m*rtgage  U 


>  tor  915/MW  p*r 


k  Co.  New  York  trMtoa; 

N.  Y.,  tr 


Oaatral  Trart  Co., 


30-year  eontract  (from  1493)  with  the  old  Ateh.T.  A  8.  Fe  provided  for 
payment  of  an  arbitrary  6  per  cent  of  the  groM  earning,  upon  all 
bn*rnm  lntonhang*d  with  0.  P.  *  P.  Ry.  to  the  tnutee  of  tne  ttnt 
mortgage  bond*,  toward  payment  of  Interest.  Inton*t  on  certain  num- 
b*n  of  the  Into  U  paid  at  Mercantile  Tru.t  Co.,  N.  Y.  F.  M.  Murphy, 
Prea..  64O  Monadnook  Block.  Chleage.  IU.  (V.  58.  p.  599;  V.  60,  p.  481.) 
saranar  *  Lake  Plarld  UK.— Own.  from  Saranao  Lake  to 
Lake  Placid.  N.  Y..  1O  mile*;  operate*  under  ooatraet  N.  Y.  Central'* 
Saranae  branch. 54  mile*:  total  operated.  19-6  mil**.  In  January, 
1997.  laaaad  to  Chal*augay  RR.  aad  Chatcaugay  On  A  Iron  Co*. 
Jointly  tor  17  year*  rental  35  par  cent  of  It*  (TO*,  receipt*  and  one- 
half  act  proflt  from  traattor  ha«lnaM  at  Lake  PUold-at  lea*t 
,97.200— to  par  interact  oa  bond*,  which  are  reanoed  from  6  to  5  per 


Chartered  I*  1890;  opened  In  July.  1893.  Stock.  9290,000  (par. 
91001.  Dlvld*ndof3p.e.wa*pa»dlnNoT  .  1893;  In  1894.  Deo.  2  p  o.; 
la  1890,  July  (T).  Mortgage  tnutee  I*  Central  Tru*t  Co.  of  N.  Y.  For 
year  eadlag  June  30.  1895.  (TOM.  934.346;  net  917.144;  intere.t, 
97.300;  taxec.  91.794;  dividend*.  tS.OOo!  (V.  64.  p  1R2.) 

s«uli  sir.  n.rle  Bfrtte*.— Own  Sault  Sto.  Marie  Bridge,  Includ- 
ing 6,1  Miala  track.  The  Canadian  Pacific.  Duluth  South. 
Hhore  *  AUantle  and  MlBBeapolU  St  Paul  A  aault  St.-.  Marie  RR.  oo*. 
agn*  to  par  tor  nae  of  bridge  an  amount  equal  to  operating  expenne*, 
«nd  iBtereoi  and  .Inking  fund  of  debt  Mortgage.  91.OOO.OOOi  .Inking 
fund.  99.500  yearly.  Stock,  91, OOO.OOO.  PracUent  Oalvln  8.  Brice. 

Savannafc  Amerlrn*  ft  v(i>ntcon«ery.— eV*e  UBOBOIA  A  ALA. 

Anvannnh  Plorlda  *  We.tern.—  Operate*  from  Savannah. 
to  Tampa,  Fla.,  with  branch*,  to  Balnbridge  and  Albany,  Oa.. 


-Thl*  road  belong,  to  "Plant  lyctom."  which  1*  de 
.'  that  tttla,  aad  I*  abowa  on  th*  accompanying  map. 
1.1909,  th*  South  Florida  wa.  eouolldated  with  the  Savannah 
la  *  Western     la  1894-90  control  of  th*  Florida  Southern,  247 
mil**,  formerly  IB  JackconrlUe  Tampa  A  Key  We*t  lyitom.  and  of  the 
8nnf*rd  *  St  r*ter*burg.  152  mil**,  wa*  porohaMd. 

-Daring   th*   year    199994    the    nook    outstanding    wa* 
from  96.793.900  to  99.412.9OO. 


BOWM.— Tk*  Bavaaaah  Florida  *  Waitorn  flr*t  oonaol*  of  18H4  are 
•  ant  lien  on  201  mile*  aad  a  Moond  on  344  additional.  The  oonw.ll- 
dated  mortgage  executed  In  May,  1893,  cover*  all  road,  equip- 
ment, etc.,  now  owned  or  hereafter  acquired  with  the  proceed*  of  It. 
honda;  tnm*  UiBltod  to  990.OOO  Mr  mUcTWntatoat  OMaoU  an  rwerred 
to  retire  all  prior  lien*  aad  tor  future  betterment*  aad  extension*. 

Florida  Snatnarn  nnt  mortgage  U  tor  9-VOOO.OOO;  Intere-t  at  3«t 
POT  cent  until  Jan.  1.  19OO.  »txf  4  per  cent  teeraafter.  Bond*  are  en- 


Sor^d  with  the  Haranaah  Florida  *  Watton  marantee  of  prlnolpal 
aadlBtorwt    V.  62,  p.  683.    See  Florida  So.  Matoment  (V.  61,p.  661.) 
UCABAirmu.—  la  addition  to  Brun.wlek  *  W  extern  boad*  above,  thlt 
y  Knarantee*  certain  bond*  of  th*  Alabama  Midland  and  Silver 
Ooala  *  Oolf-eea  too**  eompanl**. 
IMTIDBKM.-)  t*.  -94.  -85.  *86.  '87.  '89.  to.  -91.  '93.  TM.  '96.  96. 
Percent      (740     3>t      3402     34      643 
LATBBT  EABIDKM.-IO  mo*.  <  1896  .O  row,  92.822.5Q-4;  net.  97O9.274 
Jan.  1  to  Oet  31.  )1899..Orow,    8,796,248;  net,    825.693 

-  1.  lUroKT.—  Flacal  year  end.  Jane  SO.    Earning*  have  been 
a*  follow*: 

Tear  t*4l*ff  Jum  3Q-           1895.  1994.  1*93. 

Ore**  earnimr.  .............  93,560,457  93.79H.771  93,089,399 

Othertoeome  ...............            1,109  i  ,.-.•  19,603 

NetreeetpU  ................     1,070,668  1  _  •-   r.;  1,130,403 

rMt.tBMa.eto.  ........        H81.849  -    i  .-.  983.896 

188,819  443,894  946.546 


lBtorMt.tBMa.eto. 
Bnrplu*  for  dividend* 


From  *arnln«*  of  year  endlnc  June  3.  1892,  dividend  (3>*  per  cent) 
9337,786,  WB*  paid  In  January,  1893:  from  year  1802-93.  (6  per  oent) 
9064,774;  from  1893-94  (4  p.  c.i.  $378.510;  from  1894-95.  2  p.  o.  wa* 


,786,  WB*  paid  I 
74;  from  189-  .  c.. 

(V.  62,  p.  983:  V.  0.1.  p.  153.) 

ICE  CRKTBAI.  or  OBOBOIA  Rr. 


•n  van M ah 


W<-«t«-rn. 


The  flnt  mort  bond*  are  guaranteed. 
9*nn*ard  A  Koanoke  RR.— Own*  Portamouth.  V*,,  to  Weldon 
~  ,  N.  C..  81  mile* ;  lea***  Roanoke  A  Tar  River  RR.  33  mile*. 


AJao  ha*  a  controlling  Interact  In  the  RaMgh  A  (Ja*t»n  Railroad.  1O8 
mil**,  and  thu*  In  the  Raleigh  A  Augn«ta  Air  Line.  107  mile*,  and  Caro- 
ttaa  OantraL  309  mile*;  al*o  control*  PltUboro  Railroad.  12  mile*; 
"Durham  A  Northern  RR.,  42  mile*:  Loun*bury  RR..  10  mile*:  and  the 

eorgla  Carolina  A  Northern,  906  mile*  (completed  In  April,  1892), 

lording  a  through  line  to  Atlanta;  total  of  all.  028  mllrw.    Thl*  I* 

i*  "  Beabo.nl  Air  Line"  «y«t*m. 

Oormou— In  October.  tS96,  option  to  pnrrlm-n  a  controlling  Inter- 
act la  the  itoak  at  par  or  over  wa*  obtained  by  Me*«r*.  Thomac  and 
Ryan,  raprecentlag  a  New  York  nyndlcate,  hat  the  (took  we*  not  de- 
-  *  TeilToS.p.  924. 


15*B 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.   LXIV. 


Nub*«rlt>«r>  w««  eonror  a  *reat  fayor  by  «lvliiir  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  dl»covered  In  these  tablei. 

RAILKOA1W. 

Ulles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS.            ! 

pal,  When  Dne. 
Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  notes 
on  tint  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Vhere  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

SeJuneelttdy  <t  Duattetb.-ltt.moTt.,  Interest  guar.. 
8c*u*kM  <t  itA.0*-lBtm..gu»r.  by  P.  A  R.SR    . 

14 
44 

1874 
1872 

flOOAo. 
1.000 

$500,000 
600,000 
50,<KX) 
600,000 
1,388,400 
2,500,000 
690,000 
316,333 
5,558,000 
In  trust. 
In  trust. 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 
869,450 
2,000,000 
464,050 
164,000 
500,000 
1,120,000 
425,000 
1,920,000 
2,340,000 
225,000 
1,850,000 
5,250,000 
216,000 
(1) 
(»> 

6 
V* 

M.  A   8. 

M.  A  N. 

N.  Y.,  21  Cortlandt  St. 
Phila.,Phil.  A  Read.RR. 

Sept.  1,  1924 
Nov.  1,  1902 

Seaboard  Air  Linf  Kelt  Railroad  —  Stock  j 

1893 

1886 

insr, 

IH'.KM! 

18fe6 
1896 

IXMi 

in«l! 
1890 

1871 

1889 

1882 
1888 
1888 
1890 
1891 
1H87 
1887 
1894 
1893 
i«!»r> 
1893 

1,000 
100 
1,000 
100  Ac. 
1,000 
1,000 

See  text 
5 
6 
5 

e«. 

4  g. 

tg" 
6g. 
6  per  an. 
7  g. 
6  per  an. 
4>a  g. 
6 
4(6) 

M 

ie- 

6 
5  g. 
3-4-5 

A.  A  0. 

M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 
F.   A  A. 

F.'A'A. 
M!  'AN. 

J.   A   J. 
F.  A  A. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A   8. 
J.   A  D. 
F.  A  A. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 
M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O 

Baltimore  and  Atlanta. 
Bait,  Farm.  A  Plant.Bk. 
N.  Y.,  Baltimore  A  Phlla. 
Portsmouth,  Va. 
Balt.Merc.Tr.A  Dep.Co 

Apr.   1,  192S 
See  text.    ' 
July  1,  1926 
Aft.  July,191» 
Part  yearly. 
Aug.  1.  1931 
1926 
1926 
May   1,  191* 
July  1,  1925- 
Feb.,  '97,  3% 
July  1,  1901 
Sept.,  1896 
June  1,  1919 
Aug.  1,  1912 
July  1,  1918 
Oct.    1,  1908 
Jan.   1,  1920 
Oct.    1,  1921 
July  1,  1917 
July  1,  1917 
May  1,  191» 
Apr.  1,  1925 

*otoard.**«SiFioAr^8t'k  ($244,200  'is'pf.  gu.  7p.o.) 

lat  nmrtirujrn  fnr  *2  "MM)  OOO                                 .  ..OAr 

81 
81 

Sea.  Air  Una  Kqu't  Tr.  ner.  A,  B  A  O  (>s  each)..  .  .0' 
Staillf  Lake  S.  A  Satt.—  Reorg.  certs,  for  let  M..c' 
Seattle  A  Intorn'l  1st  roort,  $4,450,000,  gold.  .  . 
Spokane  *  Seattle  1st  mort,  $1,112,000,  gold..  .. 
SluimoKtii  Sttiibtiry  it  Leicuburff—l*t  mort  o*4r 

178 
47 
31 
31 
30 
30 
16 
16 
1>« 
74 
17 
96 
130 

See  text 
See  text. 
Phlla.,  Phil.  &  Read.RR. 
do              do 
Phlla.,  Broad  St.  Stat'n 
do              do 
Sharon,  Pa. 
N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 

1,000 
1,000 
50 
500  Ac. 
50 
1,000 
1,000 
1,OOO 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

Mamokin  Vol.  4  PoUtvUle—  Stock,  guar.  by  Nor.  C. 

Ut  mortiMk'f,  tfoUl.  l 

fiAort  Route  Ry.  Transfer  Co.-lst  mortage....... 
JWw  8p.  Ocala  d  Ou/jr-lBt.l.Kr.^lS.OOOp.in.Jg.o* 

N.  Y.,  12  West  23d  St. 
Denver,  Co.'s  office. 
In  default. 
Oot.,'92,  coup,  last  paid. 
Boston  A  Oakland,  Me. 
In  default. 
N.  Y.,  Office,  15  Broad. 

AVxu  Oil'  O'lf.  <*  Wai.—  1st  M.  ($18,000  p.  m.)  g.o* 

Am/A  Att«n/ir  <t  Ohio—  1st  mortgage  
Am/A  CaroKna  <«  Oa.  -1st  M.  $5,250,000,  gold  .  .  .  o- 

70 
245 
37 

i.obo 

1,000 

Am/A  J«r»«y-Receiver'8  certs.,  (auth.  $100,000)  .. 
Mort.  bonds,  $12,500  p.m.,  g  c**r 

500 

5g. 

A.  A  O 

Oct.  1,  1923 

STOCK.— Total  authorized,  $1,500,000;  outstanding,  $1,144,200  com- 
mon, $200,000  Istpref.  7  p.  o.  guaranteed  and  $44,200  Is  2d  pref.  guar- 

DIVIDBNDS.— On  common  from  Nov.,  1890,  to  May,  1892, 7  p.  o.  per 
annum;  In  Nov.,  1892,  3;  In  1893,  May,  2  p.  o.;  none  since. 

BONDS.— The  debentures  are  to  be  Included  In  any  2d  mortgage  Issued. 
After  Aug.  1, 1916,  they  are  payable  at  will  as  a  whole,  or  in  lOpercent 
Instalment*.  With  Raleigh  A  Oaston  guarantees  bonds  of  Georgia  Caro- 
lina A  Northern  (which  see)  and  Issued  car  trusts  for  $250,000.  The 
equipment  Joint  bonds  of  1896,  authorized  $250,000,  are  the  joint  and 
several  obligations  of  the  Seaboard  &  Roanoke  RR.,  the  Raleigh  & 
Gaston  RR.,  and  the  Raleigh  &  Augusta  Air  Line  RR.  Current  liabili- 
ties June  30, 18M6,  $112,768;  cash,  $233,753;  bills  receivable,  $670,- 
953;  due  from  solvent  companies  and  individuals,  etc.,  $227,629  (V. 
62,  p.  684.) 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— 

3  months,  July  lto<  1896 Gross,     $873,204;  net,  $217,599 

Sept.30,884  miles  $1895 Gross,       720,754;   net,    134,161 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.    Statement  for  1895-96 
was  given  in  V.  63,  p.  501,  showing  on  road  proper,  114  miles,  the  gross 
in  1895-96,  including  $90,202  other  Income  (interest  on  bonds,  etc.): 
Yean.  Gross.  N't.         Charges.    Pref.div.       Balance. 

l.-'.if>-<i  ...$927,989    $359,955    $326,472    $17,094    sur.  $16,389 

l*!i.l-r> 870,590      343,533      371,455       17,094    def.    45,016 

—(V.  63,  p.  270,  407,  459,  5O1,  516,  652,  715,  795,  839,  924 ;  V.  64, 
p.  182.) 

Seattle  Lake  Snore  <k  Eastern.— Seattle  <t  International  RR. 
owns  from  Seattle  northerly  to  Suinas,  Wash.,  125  miles,  connecting 
there  with  the  Canadian  Pacific  RR.  aud  fro  n  Woodinville  easterly  to 
Sallal  Prairie  39;  branches  14  miles;  total,  178  miles.  The  Spokane  <t 
Seattle  Ry.  owns  from  Spokane  to  Davenport,  47  miles. 

ORGANIZATION.— The  Seattle  A  International  and  Spokane  A  Seattle 
were  formed  In  1896.  The  Seattle  Lake  Shore  &  Eastern  (formerly  con- 
trolled by  Northern  Pacific)  was  sold  In  foreclosure  May  16,  1896,  aud 
Its  property  deeded  to  the  companies  above  named.  The  securities  of 
the  new  companies  (la  the  aggregate  $3,000,000  stock  aud  $5,562,000 
bonds)  will  be  held  for  flve  years  in  trust  by  H.  O.  Armour,  H.  W. 
Sage  and  A.  M.  White,  who  will  nominate  directors  and  may  sell,  lease 
or  consolidate  the  roads  subject  to  continuation  by  60  per  cent  of  the 
certificates  representing  the  old  Seattle  Lake  Shore  &  Eastern  bonds. 
During  tuu-e  five  years  said  certificates  will  receive  such  Interest  as 
shall  in  the  estimation  of  the  directors  have  been  earned  on  the 
bonds  deposited  in  trust,  unearned  coupons  to  be  canceled. 

At  the  expiration  of  five  years,  unless  holders  of  60  per  cent  of  the 
certificates  shall  in  the  meantime  have  authorized  a  deal  with  some 
other  company,  said  certificate  holders  will  receive  in  exchange  for 
their  certificate*  20  per  cent  of  the  face  value  of  the  same  in  the 
above  bonds  of  the  Spokane  &  Seattle  and  10  per  cent  In  its  stock,  and 
80  per  cent  in  the  bonds  and  40  per  cent  In  the  stock  of  the  Seattle  & 
International.  See  further  particulars  V.  62,  p.  415,  643 ;  V.  63,  p.  76. 

EARNINGS.— For  year  ending  June  30,  1895,  gross,  $277,726;  net 
•45,974;  other  income,  $20.153;  miscellaneous  expenses,  $23,034;  in 
terest  charges  (not  paid),  $340,500;  bal.,  def.,  $297,407.    (V.  «3,  p.  76- 
117, 155, 178, 189.) 

MiitinoUlii  Miiiiinry  lc  Lewlsburg.— Une  from  Shamokln  to 
West  Milton,  Pa.,  with  Iron  bridge  over  Susquehanna,  31  miles.  Leasec 
to  Philadelphia  A  Reading  till  July  20,  2883,  at  6  per  cent  on  the  stock 
and  used  for  coal  traffic  northward.    StooK,  $2,000,000  (par,  $50)  o 
which  $1,995,850  Is  owned  by  the  Reading  Company.    (V.  51,  p.  21.) 

Shamokln  Valley  &  PottsvlUe.— (See  Map  Pa.  RR.)— Sunbury 
Pa.,  to  tit.  Carmel,  Pa.,  and  branch,  30  miles.  Leased  Feb.  27, 1863,  fo 
999  years  to  the  Northern  Central  Railway  Co.,  with  a  guarantee  o 
taxes.  Interest  on  the  bonds  and  6  per  cent  ou  the  stock 
of  which  $619,400  is  owned  by  the  Northern  Central.  Pennsrl 
vanla  RR.  owns  $530,000  7  per  cents,  and  $275,000  additional  we'n 
held  January  1, 1896,  to  cover  the  depreciation  of  coal  lands. 

Sharon.— Owns  from  Sharon,  Pa.,  to  Pymatunlng,  Pa.,  with 
branches,  16  miles  In  all.  Leased  till  April  30,  1982,  to  New  Yorl 
Pennsylvania  A  Ohio  (now  Nypauo  RR)  at  rental  of  $36,586  per  annum 
which  pays  Interest  on  bonds  aud  6  per  cent  on  stock.  In  1895  stoe 
for  $10,70O  was  Issued  to  lessee  for  Improvements. 

silver  Spring*  Ocala  &  Gulf.— Owns  from  Ooala  to  Inverness 
with  branch  from  Gulf  Junction  (near  Dunuellou)  to  Homosassa,  7 
miles.  In  January,  1893,  a  controlling  interest  In  stock  was  acquired  b 
the  Plant  Investment  Company  [see  Savannah  Florida  A  Western],  an 
Interest  on  the  $1,120,000  bonds  outstanding  reduced  from  6  to  4  pe 
cent,  guaranteed  by  endorsement.  Stock,  $1,500,000,  par  $100.  Th 
first  mortgage  Is  limited  to  $3,000,000,  but  no  more  than  the  amoun 
outstanding  ($1,120,000)  onn  be  Issued  on  present  mileage.  There  Is 
land  grant  of  13.840  acres  per  mile,  of  which  the  mortgage  cover 
•4,000  acres  per  mile. 

EARNINGS.— 1O months,  J 1896 Gross,  $161,529;  net,  $86,15 

Jan.  1  to  Oct.  31.       (1895 Uross.    151,151;  net,    51,17 

Year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $183,900;  net,  $90,500:  other  in 
come.   $1,009;    charges.    $52,981:    balance,  surplus.   $38,588.     1 
1894-5,  gross,  $171,250;  net,  #45,559;  other  income,  $1,604;  charge 
952,422;  balance,  deficit,  $5,259. 


Sllverton.— Owns  from  Silverton,  Col.,  to  Ironton,  22  miles,  o 
which  4  miles  built  with  surplus  earnings.    Stock  authorized  and  out 
landing,  $350,000 ;  par,  $100.  EARNINGS.— Year  ending  Dec.  31,  1895^ 
ross,  $77,140;  net,  $40,996;  interest,  $25,500;  balance,  surplus,  $15, 
96;   1894,  gross,  $53,597.    In  1893  gross  were  $68,397;  net,  $25,712» 
n  1892,  gross,  $105,058 ;  net,  $50,036. 

Sioux  City  &  Northern.— Owns  road,  completed  In  Febru- 
ry,  1890,  from  Sioux  City  northerly  to  Garretson,  So.  Dak.,  96  miles, 
he  mortgage  trustee  is  Manhattan  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  Stock  authorized. 
10,000,000;  outstanding,  $1,440,000.  Judge  Warwick  Hough  and 
r.  S.  J.  Beals  were  appointed  receivers  in  Oct.,  1893.  V.  57,  p.  596, 
etitlon  for  sale  of  road  filed  in  July,  1894,  by  mortgage  trustee ;  uu- 
aid  coupons,  etc.,  July  1,  1895,  $253,123. 

REPORT.— For  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross.  $265,194;  net.  $87-. 
72.  In  1894-5,  gross,  $160,876:  net,  $10,447;  charges,  $111,171.  In 
893-94,  gross,  $285,880;  net,  «117,957.— (V.  59,  p.  117,  651;  V.  60,  p. 
31, 1060;  V.  61,  p.  1014.) 

Sioux  City  O'Nelll  &.  Weatr  -  •«  .—Owns  Covington,  opposite  Sioux 
Jity,  to  O'Neill,  Nebraska,  129  miles.    Capital  stock  is  $3,600,000. 
Mortgage  Trustee  is  Manhattan  Trust  Co.  of  New  York.     F.  C.  Hills- 
ppointed  receiver  Nov.  1,  1893.    In  Jan.,  1895,  foreclosure  sale  was 
rdered.     For  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross.$l52,073;  deficit  under 
perating  expenses  aud  taxes,  $288.    Crops  In  this  section  were  a 
otal  failure  in  1891,  and  for  year  ending  June  30,  1895,  earnings 
rere,  gross,  $87,514;  deficit  under  operating  and  taxes,  $32,291.    (V. 
9,  p.  1059.) 

Somerset  Ry.— Owns  road  from  Oakland  to  Blughaiu,  Me.,  and 
ranch,  42  miles.  Road  opened  in  1890.  Capital  stock  is  $736,- 
49  (par,  $100).  Loans  and  bills  payable  June  30,  1896,  $57,187. 
JARNINGI*.— Year  ending  June  30,  1896,  <ross.  $84,281;  net,  $19,116; 
nterest  charges,  $14,597;  balance,  surplus,  $4,519.  In  1894-95  gross, 
$75,372;  net,  $23,713.- V.  63,  p.  556. 

South  Atlantic  &  Ohio.— Owns  from  Bristol,  Teun.,  to  Bigstone 
Gap,  Va.,7O  miles.  In  1892  John  C.  Haskell  and  D.  H.  Conklin  were 
appointed  receivers.  In  June,  1896,  foreclosure  sale  was  ordered. 
Stock  Is$l,lOO,OOO;  par,  $100.  'n  Julv  1, 1894,  car  trusts  $107,260  ; 
oupons  due  and  unpaid,  $659,000.  Year  ending  June  30,  1896, 
gross,  $89,701;  net,  $3,358;  charges,  $128,895;  balance,  deficit,  $125,- 
537.  In  1894-5,  gross,  $88,362;  deficit  under  operating,  $3,190.  In 
1893-94,  gross,  $102,482;  net,  $16,730.— V.  62.  p.  1042. 

South  Bound.— SEE  FLORIDA  CENTRAL  A  PENINSULAR. 
South    Carolina    &   Georgia    RR.— ROAD.— Owns  road  from 
Charleston,  S.  C.,  to  Augusta,  Ga.,  with  branches,  as  follows : 


Lines  Owned —  Miles. 
,Jha']eston,S.C.,toAugu8ta,Ga.l38 
Branch  to  Columbia,  S.C 67 


Lines  Owned—                      Miles- 
Branch  to  Camden,  S.  C 37 

do      to  Ten  Mile 'Hill...  3|        Total  owned 245 

Of  the  lines  owned,  213  miles  is  56-lb.  steel  and  32  miles  70  Ib. 

HISTORY,  ETC.— A  reorganization  In  May,  1894,  of  the  old  South  Car- 
olina RR.  per  plan  given  in  V.  58,  p.  867.  The  "Atlantic  Coast  Line" 
reaches  Augusta  from  Denmark,  57  miles,  over  this  line. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS.— Capital  stock  $5,000,000.  First  mortgage 
trustee  is  the  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  In  Deo.,  1896,  there  were  $98,- 
000  of  oar  trusts  outstanding. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  The  report  for  1895-6 
was  given  In  V.  63»  p.  965,  aud  includes  operations  oi  the  Carolina 
Cumberland  Gap  A  Chicago,  24  miles,  until  March  31, 1896. 

12  months—  Gross.  Net.  Int.  A  taxes.  Bal.,  surp. 

1895-96  ..  ...$1,077,146  $359,691  $321,295  $38,398 

1894-95 1,094,385  365.475  315,349  50,126 

1893-94 1,235,327  232,421  

Officers— President  Charles  Parsons,  15  Broad  Street,  Xew  York. 
—(V.  60,  p.  302,  749;  V.  61,  p.  747;  V.  62,  p.  274,  joj;  V.  63,  p.  965.> 

South  Haven  &,  Eastern  RR.— Lawton  to  South  Haven,  Mich., 
37  miles.  Stock,  $218,500.  In  1895,  gross,  $19,642;  net,  $3,736. 

South  Jersey.— See  SUPPLEMENT  of  July,  1894. 

South  &  North  Alabama.— (See  Map  of  Louisville  <*  Nashville.)— 
Owns  from  Decatur,  Ala.,  to  Montgomery,  Ala.,  and  branch,  189  mile* 
Controlled  by  the  Louisville  A  Nashville  RR.  Co.,  which  owns  most  ol 
the  stock  [$3,481,400  of  which  $2.000,000  pref  erred]  and  guarantees 
the  first  and  oonsol.  mortgage  bonds.  On  June  30,  1894,  loans  and 
bills  payable  amounted  to  $1,257,454,  and  there  was  due  Louisville  A 
Nashville  $154,278.  In  year  ending  June  30, 1894,  gross  earnings  were 
$1,818,391;  net,  $485,570;  deficit  under  interest,  taxes,  eo.,  $203,804. 
In  1892-93  gross,  $2,147.566;  net,  $401.801.  (V.  56,  p.  1015.) 

Southern  Central  (N.  Y).— SEE  LEHIGH  VALLEY. 

Southern  Pacific  Company.— (See  Map.)— ROAD.— This  com 
pany  owns  no  track  in  fee,  but  principally  through  ownership  of  stock 
and  partly  by  lease  It  operates  a  great  system  of  roads  extending  from 
San  Francisco  to  New  Orleans  (thence  by  company's  steamers  to  >Vw 
York, etc.),  to  Portland,  Oregon,  and  to  Ogden,  Utah,  with  branches. 
It  largely  controls  the  business  of  central  and  northern  California.  I 
system  comprises  the  following  lines,  fully  described  under  their  own 
titles. 


JAM  KKY,  18»7. 1 


RAILROAD     STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


137 


1*8 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[YOL.  LXIV, 


MI !••<•  ri i..-r«  will  roofer  •  grrmt  tmvor  by  giving  immediate  notice  of  any  error  o«»oovered  In  the»e  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 


For  explanation  ot  column  heading*,  Ac.,  Me  notes 
on  Ont  page  of  table*. 


I*,  m  no.  A  laoama—  lstM.,s.f.not  dr'n;  guar.byL.AN. 
Sdmort.  cold,  ».  f.  «2,000,OOO  (owned  by  L.  A  N.) 
Consol.  mortgage  (for  $10,000,000).  gold,  guar.c' 
»,../*  I*at.  Coo»«-lstM.,g.,gii.  (s.  f.  begins  1912)c 
toulhrrn  Cent.— SEE  LKIIIOH  A  NEW  YORK  RR. 
tout*rr«  Parinc  COJfJMtf  r-Stock($l!H>.OOO,OOO>  5,931 

Steamship  1st  mort.  bonds,  Ber.  A,  $3,000,000 

«M«A.Pae.oMriKma-lstM,ser.  A.  gold.guar.. CAT     ' 

do  do  Series  B,  gold,  guar oAr 

tottlkern  Potiflc  f  OoJ.>-8tock.  §90,000,000  auth. 
.„         f  1st  M.,serles  A, gold  i  land  grant.. c*" 

..n.    j8erle§B.«old I  slnk'gfund.o' 

\  Series  CAD,  gold.,  f  not  subject,  o' 
•ecurea  [serie*  E  A  F,  «old..J  tocaU....o* 
8.  PM.  Br.  lit  M.,  g.,  t.f . ,  MO.OOO  In  1897,  not  dr'n 

Bo.  Pao.  gen.  mort.  (•38.000,000),  gold o**r 

Stockton  A  Copper.  IstM.,  g.  (guar.byC.P.) 

Ooniiol.  mort..  gold,  $89.293.500  s  f .  not  drn  o'r* 
Itvlkern  Pacific  of  AVw  Mexico—  1st  M.,  gold. .  .o*r 
Southern  Hailtray—Com.  stock,  $125,000,000 
Preferred,  5  per  cent,  non-onmu.,  $60,000,000 
A.— PROPERTIES  MERGED  INTO  SOUTHKRN  RAI 

Atlantic  Tennessee  A  Ohio  1st  mortgage 

Charlotte  Col.  AAug. lstmoit.,ext.Tnl895;  text 

2d  mortgage ... 

Col.  A  Qreenv.  1st  m.  (6  p.  o.  after  Jtn.,'98),  g..c 

Ga.  Pacific  1st  mort.,  6  p.  o.  after  Jan. '98 c* 

Equipment  mortgage,  gold.  s.  f.,  subj.  to  oall.c* 

Equip,  notes  Dec..  1896  (payable  monthly) 

Richmond  *  Danville  rons.  mortgage,  gold c 

Debenture  mort.,  old  6s  (uo  longer  Incomes) . . . 
Equlpm't  Trust  bonds,  gold,  s.f.,subj.  to  oall..o* 
Equip,  notes  Dec..  1896  (payable  monthly) 


Mil.- 

of 
Road. 


1-'.' 
l-.i 


104 


392 

li'.l'J 


1,042 

93 

,587 
45 

i"67 


44 
191 
191 
164 

r.tili 


Dute 
Of 

r. i- 


1873 


i  SM; 

1HS7 


1891 

IHT'.I 
1HSO 


(.1882 
1887 


1S75 
1893 

1HH1 


00. 

IHS:I 

ISIJi) 
1S72 
1HS1 
1  HS2 
IX*!) 


1S74 
1HH2 
1HX9 


Size,  or 
Par 

Value. 


*2OO 

91,000 

1,000 
1,000 

100 


1,000 
1,000 
100 
-.00  AH.. 

1875  5OO  Ac. 

1876  500  Ac. 
-.00  Ac. 

1,000 
1.000 

r.OO    A-r. 

-.(HI  *i-. 
1,000 


i  ,000 
1,000 

1 ,000 
1,000 


1,000 
1,000 
1,000 


Amount 
Outstanding 


lNT*.Ri-.BT  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Rule  per    .VneL    Where  Payable,  and  by 
'  fan,     PayaWe  Whom. 


*774,800 

$1,000,000 

3,058,000 

S.500,000 

120,934,170 

2,787,000 

li.000,1100 

4,000,000 

70,006,100 
30.677,500 

3,578,000 
652.OOO 

r.oo.ooo 

18,402,000 

4,180,000 

120,000,000 

54,300,000 

150,000 
1,997,500 

500.000 
2,000,000 
5.660.0OO 

613,000 

51,974 

5,997,000 

3,368.000 

979.OOO 

129.032 


6g. 
6g. 
5g. 


6 

6g. 
6g. 

"eg- 

fg. 

(;   g. 

6  g. 
6g. 
6g- 
5  g. 
5  g. 
6g. 


6 

i* 

5  to  6 

to6g. 

5  g- 

I8' 

OK. 


M.  A  N.  London,  Baring  Co..  L'd 
A.  A  O.IN.  Y.  Of..l20Broadw'y 
F.  A  A.  N.  Y.,  Oflice,  120 B'way. 
J.  A  J.  N.Y.,  8.  Pac.,  23  Br'd  St. 


J.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 

A.  A'b. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.  A  J. 
M.  A  N. 
J.  A  J. 


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

Nov. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A   8. 


N.  Y.,  23  Broad  St. 

N.Y.,  8.  Pac.,  23  Br'd  St. 

do  do 


N.Y.,  8.  Pac.,  23  Br'd  St. 
do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

New  York,  23  Broad  St. 


N.  Y.,  J.P.  Morgan  &  Co, 


.1.1 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


Bonds— Prinol 

pal, When  Due. 

Slocks— Last 

Dividend. 


May  1,  1903 

Apr.  1,  191O 

Aug.  1,  1936 

July  1,  1937 


Jan.  1,  1911 

Men.,  1909 

Mch.  1,  1910 


1905 
1985 
1906 
1912 
1937 
1938 
1905 
1937 
1911 


Apr.  1, 

Oct.  1, 

Oct.  1, 

Apr.  1, 

Apr.  1, 

Oct.  1, 

Jan.  1, 

Nov.  1, 

Jan.  1, 


Jan.4,'97,1% 

Apr.,  1913 
July  1,  1909 
Oct.  1,  1910 
Jan.  1,  1916 
Jan.  1,  1922 
Various. 

Monthly  to '98 
Jan.  1,  1915 
Apr.  1,  1927 
Sept.  1,  19O9 

Monthly  to  08 


Southern  Factor  Company.— (Continued.) 


PACIFIC  SYSTEM. 

Proprietary  line*—  Mile*. 

Southern  Pacific  of  Cal 1,676 

(Of  which  7  miles  leased.) 

Southern  Pacific  of  Arl» 392 

Southern  Pac.  of  New  Mex...    167 

Smith  Pacific  Coast. 101 

Northern  Ky.  of  Cal 390 

Northern  California  RyJ 54 

Leased  (mo- 
Central  Pacific 1,360 

Oregon  A  California 654 

California  Pacific 115 


Total  Paeifle  system 4,911 


ATLANTIC  SYSTEM. 

Proprietary  lilies—               Miles. 
Mo rgau's  Louis.  &  Texas 283 

(Of  which  24  miles  leased.) 

Louisiana  Western 147 

Iberia*  Vermillion 16 

Texas  &  New  Orleans 207 

Houston  A  Tex.  Cent,  etc...    623 

Oal.  Harris.  &  San  Ant 

Gulf  West,  Texas  &  Pacific.. 

New  York  Texas  &  Mex 

Texas  Transportation  Co 


937 

111 

91 

8 


Total  A  llantie  system 2,423 

Grand  total  Jan.  1, 1896. .7, 334 
Steamship,  etc.,  lines 4,905 


AFFILIATKD  BUT  OPERATED  INDEPENDENTLY. 

Lines  on  which  the  Southern  Pacific  Co.  guarantees  interest  and 
principal  of  the  bonds,  but  which  are  operated  independently. 
Houston  &  Texas  Central —    453  I  San  Antonio  &  Arausas  Pass.    689 
Central  Texas  A  North  west.      12  I  Austin  &  N.  W 103 

ORGANIZATION  .—Organized  under  laws  of  Kentucky,  Its  system  being 
known  as  the  "  Huntiugton  "  lines,  Mr.  C.  P.  Huntington  l>elng  Presi- 
dent. The  control  is  vented  in  the  Pacific  Improvement  Company,  a 
corporation  with  $5,000.000  of  capital  stock,  of  which  In  1892  the 
Crocker  estate  held  $1,249.800,  and  C.  P.  Huntlngton,  Leland  Stanford 
and  Butler.  Stlllinan  &  Hubbard  each  $1,249,900;  other,  $500. 

PROPRIETARY  LINES.— These,  with  a  total  mortgage  Indebtedness  Jan. 
1,1895,  of  $120,005,2 16,  are  all  practically  owned— only  $1,023,109  out 
of  their  total  stock  of  $167,479,259  not  being  held  on  Jan.  I, 1895,  by 
the  Southern  Pacific  Co.  "  OMNIHUS  LEASE."— Five  of  the  proprietary 
lines  are  operated  under  this  lease,  which  runs  for  99  years  from 
April  1,  1885,  the  Southern  Pacific  Company  agreeing  to  maintain 
the  roads,  to  pay  all  fixed  and  other  charges,  including  interest 
on  bonds  and  floating  debt,  and  to  divide  the  total  net  profits 
from  operating,  after  making  these  payments,  among  the  several 
parties  to  the  lease,  the  So.  Pao.  Co.  to  receive  10  per  cent  of  such  profits, 
the  Southern  Pacific  of  California,  44  per  cent  of  net  profits.  Southern 


CAPITAL  STOCK.—  Stock  authorized,  $150,000,000.    See  V.  48,  p.  428 

GUARANTIES,  ETC.—  In  Deo.,  1892,  company  agreed  to  guarantee  San 
Antonio  A  Aransas  Pass  new  first  4s  for  $21,600,000.  Other  guaran- 
teed Issues  are  Houston  A  Texas  Central  bonds;  Austin  A  N.  W.  5s; 
Oregon  A  Cal.  5s;  N.  Y.  Texas  A  Mexican  4s;  certain  of  the  Central 
Pacific's  bonds,  etc.  —  see  those  companies. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.—  On  Jan.  1,  1896,  loans  and  bills  payable  $3,191  - 
682,  against  $4,201,014  in  1895.  In  August,  1896,  the  company  ar- 
ranged to  borrow  for  one  year  £1,200,000  In  London.—  V.  63,  p.  407. 

EARNINGS.-  11  months,  (1896..  gross,  $44,342,159;  net,  $15,116  77a 
Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30  J  1895..  gross,  46,090,151;  net,  iaU2439i 

AKICUAL  REPORT.—  Fiscal  year  ends  Dec.  31.  Annual  meeting  Is  held 
at  San  Francisco  on  first  Wednesday  following  first  Monday  in  April 
Report  for  1895  wa%  given  at  much  length  In  V.  02,  p.  1083,  1089' 
Earnings  for  the  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  as  reported  to  the  Cali- 


,         , 
fornia  RR.  Commission  were  given  In  V.  03,  p.  835. 

Proprietary    Leatea     Southern    T"'al.         Ibti! 
Comvaniu.     Una.      Pac.  Co.     1896.         1884  ' 
B.2H  2,134  ....  7,847  7,261 

Orou  trannportafn  eanu.  .  .  .34,786,673  16,637,117        84.234  60  467  0 
Operating  expense.  ...........  23.087.772       ' 


Mlleiofroad 


'>lh; 
Other  Income 


,T"«*1"«>'P«^----- lS.«8e,088    6.616,484  1,078,912  19  £91,476  18.881.128 


IM.8U     IVVN 

l.-:..*:':i     I:....',, 
i!' .". 


Taxe«  .............................      604.068 

Trjotage  and  rentals  ..........     788.746 

California  Pacific  rent*)  .........  . 

Iiiten-nt  on  bonded  debt  ........  7,747.880    4,280  016  162.900 

Net  pniHt*  und.  (  imnllius  leue.     200.864 

ln««re«t  on  open  aocoonts  .....     241.766       12.877  188>04 

Sinking   fundl  ..............      287/86       ......     ;,,  ..... 

:lt.«>mln(n>oTeroper»i-  ' 

IKK  expenses  and  taxe>  ..............    4,649.066     .. 

Mtaoellaneoui  expense!  ........     182,276       *41,6ii8      3,756 


1,371.443 
984,638 


12.1H0376 

•UM47 


4,549,066 


,, 

8H2.1SB 

000.000 

.<  n.wi 

118.B19 
969.121 

842,861 

l.i  N'.'.I.::.-.!. 
30  ,7«« 


'  «,827,I6S  462.128  17,406,262 

,                                               2,579,108  ]  A              616,784    2,185^2 

LoMlnope™tlonof'QJ"p.ciflo     '.'.'.'.".'.'.  '219,859  219.859       '.'..'. 

AdranoeetoOiegonftCal.  RR.  7B0.811                   790,811 


641,356 


Net  Income  from  operafn  .  2,679,108  ....  3»6.9.'»    *>76.033    2  US  212 

-IV.  01,  p.  28;  V.  62.  p.  549.  680,  1064,  1083,  1  089;  V.  63,  p.  407,'  835.) 


Southern  Pacific  of  Arizona.— r  See  Map  So.  Pac.)— Owns  from 
Yuma  to  New  Mexico  boundary,  393  miles.  The  stock  is  $19,995.000. 
all  but  $2,400  being  hold  by  Southern  Pacific  Co.,  which  pays  all 
charges  and  12  per  cent  of  net  profits  under  '•  omnibus  lease." 

EARNINGS.— 11  months,  J 1890 Gross,  $2,060,798;  net,  $304,627 

Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30.  )1895 Gross.  2,073.491;  net,  641,446 

In  1895,  gross,  $2,286,576;  net,  $724,524;  surplus  over  charges, 
$29,879;  net  profits  due  company  under  lease,  $208,366.  In  1894. 
gross,  $2,082,694  ;  net,  $599,960. 

Southern  Pacific  (of  California).— ( See  Map.)— Total  mileage 
Deo.  31,  1895,  was  1,920  miles,  of  which  1,913  miles  was  owned,  but 
of  this  242-5  miles  perpetually  leased  to  and  operated  by  the  Atlantic  A 
Pacific  RR.  Co.  Balance  (1,078  miles)  leased  to  the  Southern  Paclflo 
Co.  for  fixed  charges,  betterments  and  additions,  and  44  per  cent  of  the 
surplus  income  under  the  "omnibus  lease." 

STOCK.— Of  stock  So.  Pacific  Company  Jem.  1, 1896,  held  $68,162,260. 

BONDS.— General  Mortgage  of  1888  abstract  was  in  V.  49,  p.  509. 
Ootwolidated  Mortgage  authorized  In  Sept.,  1893,  (see  full  abstract  V. 
57,  p.  1041),  provides  for  all  prior  liens  and  new  construction.  Bonds 
may  be  issued  not  exceeding  $30,000  per  mile,  of  which  $7,500  a  mile 
is  reserved  for  additions  ana  betterments.  See  V.  57,  p.  469.  This 
mortgage  covers  several  new  branch  lines,  total  122  miles,  not  covered 
by  any  other  mortgage.  See  V.  57,  p  1040.  Consols  for  $1,568, 000  Is- 
sued for  extensions  were  listed  in  Sept.,  1896.— (V.  63,  p.  561.) 

LAND  GRANT.— The  land  grant  was  12.840  acres  per  mile,  and  proceed! 
of  sales  go  to  retire  bonds,  but  a  large  proportion  of  the  land:,  bar- 
ren and  useless  for  agricultural  purposes  without  Irrigation.  In  1895 
sales  were  6,352  acres  for  $24,702  and  50,286  acres  were  surrendered; 
interest  on  deferred  payments,  $52,200;  land  notes  outstanding  Jan. 
1,  1896,  $3,175,542. 

1896. ..Gross,  $9,082,990;    net,  $3,384,527 
1895. ..Gross,    9,581,985;    net,    3,714,914 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Separate  report  for  year  ending  Dec.  31, 1895  * 
was  given  in  V.  63,  p.  25,  31. 

in  1895  gross,  $10,906,798;  net,  $4,504,042 ;  interest,  etc.,  $2,993,- 
848 ;  taxes,  $338,863 ;  bal.,  surplus,  $1,171,331 ;  net  profits  due  com- 
pany under  lease,  $916,809.  In  1894  gross  earnings  of  both  divisions 
were  $8,999,236 ;  net  over  taxes  $3,077,021 ;  adding  rental  ($436,- 
443)  received  from  Atlantic  A  Pacific  RR.,  etc.,  total  net  income 
$3,077,464 ;  surplus  over  charges,  $546,053,  due  So.  Pacific  Company; 
net  profit  due  company  underlease,  $526,322.— (V.  63,  p.  25,  31,  561.  > 

Southern  Pacific  of  New  Mexico.— Owns  Arizona  State  Line  to 
Rio  Grande  bridge,  etc.,  171  miles.  Operated  under  lease  by  So.  Pacific 
Company,  the  lessee  paying  all  charges  and  6  per  cent  or  net  profits 
under  the  omnibus  lease.  Stock,  $0,888,800  (par  $100).  all  but  $"2,500 
being  held  by  Soutu'n  Pacific  Co.  Sinking  fund  Jan.  1, 1896,  $489,549 

EARNINO8.— 11  months,  )  1896 Gross,  $1,041,863;  net,  $406,409 

Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30.  5 1895 Gross,  994,289;  net,  334,546 

In  1895  gross,  $1,083,120;  net,  $365,559;  surplus  over  charges, 
$71,003;  net  profits  under  lease  in  1895,  $125,019.  In  1894  gross, 
$926,979;  net,  $125, 356. 

Southern  Railway  Company.— (See  Map.;— Company  operates 
4,752  miles  of  road  extending  from  Washington,  D.  C.,  and  West 
Point  and  Richmond,  Va.,  to  Danville,  Va.,  Charlotte,  N.  C.,  Columbia, 
8.  C.,  and  Atlanta,  Ga.,  thence  northerly  to  Bristol,  Tenn.,  southeasterly 
to  the  coast  at  Brunswick,  Ga.,  and  westerly  across  the  States  of  Ala- 
bama and  Mississippi  to  the  Mississippi  River  at  Greenville.  Water 
lines— Baltimore  Chesapeake  &  Richmond  S.  B.  Co.,  200  miles. 


EARNINGS.— 11  months, 
Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30. 


Owned  in  fee —  Uiles. 

W.Point,Va.,to  Grcensb.,N.C.  233 

Charlotte.N.C.,to  Aug'sta.Ga.  191 

Col'rabia,8.O.,to  Green  v.,S.C.  144 
Salisbury,  N.C.,to  Morrlsto'n, 

Tenn 228 

Bristol  to  Chatt'ga,  Tenn 242 

Ooltewah  Junction,  Tenn.,  to 

Brunswick,  Ga 415 

Austell.Ga.,  to  State  L.,  Miss.  261 
Atlitnta  Juuo.,Ga.,to  Lauder- 

dale,  Miss 284 

Atlanta,  Ga.,to  Ft. Valley ,Ga.  102 

37  branches,  etc 844 


Total  owned  ..............  2,945 

Leased  — 
tUVIrgiula  Midland  Ry. 

Alex'ndria,\'a.,toDanv.Va.    231 

Branches  to  Strasburg,  &c. 
II  Atlanta  &  Charlotte  Air  L. 

Cuarl.,  N.C.,  to  Atlanta,  Ga. 


109 


lINorth  Carolina  RR.— 
Goldsb.,  N.  C.,  to  Greensb., 
N.  C 130 


,      .    268 
H  Georgia  Midland  Ry  ........      98 


Greensb.  to  Charlotte,  N.C. 

Operated  under  agreement — 
I H  Richmond  &  Mccklenb.  RR. 
tRoswellRR.  (narrow  gauge) 
11  South.  Ry.  in  Miss,  (allbonds 
owned) 

State  L.,Ala.,toGreen.,Miss. 

Br'ches  to  Webbs,  Miss..  A  r. 
Controlled  by  securilin.— 
tHAshev.  &  Spartanb'gRR.. 

State  University  RR 

Elberton  Air  Lino  RR 

tH  Knox  ville  &  Ohio  R  R 

So.  Ry.  in  Ky.  (all  owned) 

Louisv.to  Lexing'n,Ky.,Ac. 

Trackage  Kiahte— 
Washinct'n,D.C.,toAlex.,Va. 
Mobile  Jc.  to  Birming'm.Ala. 
York,  Ala.,  to  Meridian.  .Mi-s. 
Kentucky  A  Indiana  Bridge. 
Selma,N.C.,to  Pinners  Pt.,Va. 


1(3 
31 

i 


13S 


123 

I 

7 
154 

Total  mileage  operated  July  2,  1896  ............................  4,752 

t  All  or  nearly  all  of  the  capital  stock  owned.    H  See  this  company. 


JAXCART,  1897.] 


KAILKOAD     STOCKS    AND    BONUS. 


ISO 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


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Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Tables. 


RAILROADS. 

Mlle» 
Of 

Ki.ii.l. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 

Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS 

Bonds—  Prtncl- 
pal.When  Due. 
Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  ant  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
whom. 

Southern  RaUttay.—  (Concluded.) 

38 
38 
50 
309 

272 
552 
1,020 

1873 
1880 

1SS4 
1884 

1870 
1880 
1886 

$1,000 
1,000 
1  .000 
1,000 

1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

$400,000 
500.000 
1,025,000 
2,531,000 

3,123,000 
3.106.OOO 
12,770,000 
190,625 
l.OOO.OOO 
4,500,000 

ERN  RY. 

1  ,000,000 
7,635,000 
4,859,OOO 
379,300 
74,500 
1,700,000 
500.000 
4,250,000 
760,000 
4,000,000 
2,000.000 

1st  LIEN  ON  A 

2i,813,000 
5,191,100 
1,499,900 
900,000 
2,812,000 
989,000 
280,000 
5OO.OOO 

5 
4>s 

6g. 

7 

5g- 

5  g- 

6  g. 
4  to  5  g. 

4  g. 
4,5,5 
5 
6 
6 
6 
7 
7 
6 
6 

BT.  900  M 

ig- 

See  text. 
7 
5to6 
8  per  an. 
6 
4_>a  g. 

J.   A  J. 
M.  A  N. 
F.  A  A. 
J.   A  J. 

J.   A  J. 
J.   A   J. 

M.  A  N. 

J."A"J. 

M.  A   8. 

J.   A   J. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   &   J. 
M.  &   8. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   &   J. 
A.  &  O. 
J.    A   J. 
J.    A   J. 

ILES  OF 

J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
F.  A  A. 
J.   A   J. 
J.    A   .1. 
J.   A   J. 
.1.   *  D. 

N.Y.,  J.  P.  Morgan  A  Co. 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 

do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

N.Y..J.  P.  Morgan  A  Co. 
Baltimore,  Md. 
N.Y.,  J.  P.  Morgan  A  Co. 
Phil.,Tr.SafeD.AIns.Co. 
N.  Y.,J.  P.  Morgan  A  Co. 

Jan.   1910 
Nov.  1910 
Feb.   1,  1924 
July  1,  1914 

July  1,  1900 
July  1,  1930 
Nov.  1,  1956 
Mnthlytol898 
July  1,  1918 
Men.,  1938 

Jan.,  1995 
Var.  1906-31 
May,  1936 
July  1,  1913 
July,  1913 
Sept.,  189fi 
Apr.   1,   1897 
.Ian.    1,  1907 
Apr.   1.  1900 
Jan.,  1897 
July   1.  1925 

ATS. 

Julv   1.   1994 
J'lt..V9~,2>s% 
A  pi.    1,  1896 
Fell.    1,   1917 
.Inly  1.  1939 
.Ian.,  ';>7.  4% 
.Ian.    1.  189V 
.Tmit  1,  1943 

West.  Nor.  Car.,  lilt  con.  M.,  *  e' 
East  Tennessee  Virginia  A  Georgia— 
Olil  lilt  M.  s.f.(Brl«tol,Tenn.v.  Chat  to  Dal.,Oa.) 
Dlvtu'n'l  M.,  n.,(Brl»t<il,Tenn.  to  Seliua,  Ala.)o* 
K.  T.  Va.  A  Ga.  consol.  M.,  g.  ($20,000,000).c*r 

95 
LEASE 

1879 
1894 

DTO(U 

1895 
1881 

l*H<i 
1ST!) 
1879 

1,000 

Mouth.  Ky.—  E.  Tenn.  lien,  gold  (5  after  Mar.,'98) 

B.—  OH  PROPERTIES  PRACTICALLY  OWNED  BY  (*)  OB 

dpart.  Union  &  Uol.,  $1,000.000  gu.  Ath.  A  Sp.g. 

)  SOUTH 
l.OOO 
100*.'. 
1,000 
lOOAo. 

100 
1,000 
1,000 
500 

28 
31 

IT  Atlanta  A  Charlotte—  fitook                      

N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
db              do 
do             do 
do             do 
Burlington,  N.  C. 
N.Y.,  J.  P.  Morgan  &  Co. 

ROAD  AND  ON  STEAM  DO 

N.Y..J.  P.  Morgan     Co. 
Sav.,  Ga.  A  Macou,  Ga. 
Phlla.,  Broad  St.  Stat'ii 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Chase  Nnt.  Bank. 
N.  Y..  Gr'd  Cent.Station 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
New  YorkCitv 

Preferred  mortgage,  subject  to  call  at  100.  o* 

265*3 
265  Hi 

1877 
1877 
1880 

66 

OLEAS 

4,502 
333 
109 
109 
140 
6 
24 
13 

1885 
E-HOI 
1894 

1877 
1889 

1879 

1803 

i,6b"6 

DB,  &C., 
l.OOOAo 
100 
50 
1.000 
1,000 
100 
100  Ac. 
1,000 

C.—  OK  ALL  PROPERTY  OF  SOUTHERN  BY.,  INCLUDIN 

Southern  Ry.-l«t  cons.  M.  g.($120,000,OOOio*Ar 

goutkiMtl  Pennsylvania—  Stock  [$3,OOO,000  auth.]. 
l»t  M.,  sink,  fund  $5,000  yearly,  not  drawn  r 
Bookane  Falls  <t  North.—  1st  M.,  $20,000  p.  in.,  g.o* 
tmiylen  />uyrtf  <*f"<.Mor.-Stock,8p.c.gu.  N.Y.Cent. 

tlaten  Island—  1st  M.,  $l,000,00o,  gold.  gn.  p.Al.c* 

357  I  Central  of  Georgia  Ry 1,463 

336  |  Georgia  Southern  &  Fla. 285 


Southern   Ilatl\\-ay—fC<incliulril.> 

AFFILIATED  BUT  OPERATED  SEPARATELY   (See  P.'iel]  Co. 

Alabama  Great  Southern 

Clncin.  N.  O.  A  Tex.  Pacific.. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— A  reorganization  in  1894  of  the  old  Richmond 
A  West  Pt.  Ter.  Railway  A  Warehouse  system.  The  reorganization 
plan  presented  in  May,  1893,  was  given  in  full  In  V.  56,  p.  858,  874, 
and  certain  changes  thereof  In  pp.  1016, 1058,  and  V.  57,  p.  61.  The 
modified  plan  of  Feb.  20,  1894,  was  given  in  full  in  V.  58,  p.  363,  385. 

In  1895  rontrol  was  acquired  of  the  Ashevllle  A  Spartanburg  and 
the  Alab»mn  Great  Southern  (see  those  companies  and  V.  60,  p.  433, 
1 148  ;  V.  61,  p.  26).  and  also  a  large  Interest  In  the  Georgia  Southern 
A  Florida  (see  V.  61,  p.  113,375;  V.  63,  p.  361.)  An  agreement  was 
likewise  made  with  the  Cincinnati  Hamilton  A  Dayton  for  interchange 
of  traffic  with  the  Cincinnati  New  Orleans  A  Texas  Pacific  (see  V.  61, 
p.  37 S),  and  proposition  made  to  purchase  the  Cincinnati  Southern 
(operated  by  C.  N.  O.  A  T.  P.),  but  this  was  rejected— see  V.  63,  p. 
361.  Georgia  Midland  Ry.  (98  miles)  was  leased  in  June,  1896,  for  99 
years.— V.  63,  p.  361. 

STOCK.  Authorized  about  $125,000,000  common  and  $60,000,000 
tp«  per  cent  non-cumulative  preferred  stock.  No  additional  mortgage 
tan  be  put  upon  the  property,  nor  can  the  amount  of  the  preferred 
itock  be  increased  without  the  consent  of  holders  of  a  majority  of  the 
preferred.  The  preferred  stock  is  redeemable  in  cash  at  par. 

Hulh  classes  of  stock  of  the  new  company  (except  sufficient  to  qualify 
directors)  are  deposited  with  three  stock  trustees.  The  stock  shall  be 
held  by  the  stock  trustees  and  their  successors,  jointly  till  July  1, 1899, 
and  for  such  further  period  (if  any)  as  shall  elapse  before  the  preferred 
stock  shall  have  paia  live  per  cent  cash  dividend  in  one  year,  although 
the  stock  trustees  may,  in  their  discretion,  deliver  the  stock  at  an 
earlier  date.  Certificates  of  beneficial  Interest,  entitling  the  holder  to 
dividends,  are  Issued  in  lieu  of  the  stock  so  deposited.  Stock  trustees 
are  J.  Plerpont  Morgan,  Charles  Lanler  and  George  F.  Baker. 
DIVIDENDS.— On  preferred  in  1897,  Jan.,  1  per  cent.— V.  63,  p.  1011. 
BONDS.— The  new  first  consolidated  mortgage,  Central  Trust  Co., 
N.  Y.,  trustee  (see  abstract  in  V.  59,  p.  783),  is  secured  by  mortgage 
and  pledge  of  all  the  property  of  the  company.  The  total  authorized 
Issue  is  $120,000,000  of  5  p.  c.  gold  bonds,  as  follows : 

Issued  to  April  1,1896  $25,839,000 

IssnablB  onlv  to  <  "  PrioT  bonds"  (see  V  59,  p.  785) 69,124,700 

retire  ™rtatn}stock9  <"ee  v-59' ?•  786>-------    5700000 

"•  (  equipment  obligations  (see  V.  59,  p.  786)       2,435,672 
To  be  Issued  hereafter  only  for  extensions  and  additions 
at  not  exceeding  $2.0OO,OOO  yearly,  with  a  single  excep- 
tion as  to  $4,000,000  (see  V.  59,  p.  786) 16,900,628 

Total  authorized  issue $120,000,000 

Of  the  $20,000,000  consols  originally  reserved,  $2,100,000  have  been 
used  for  purchase  of  Alabama  Great  Southern  and  other  purposes. 
(V.  61,  p.  569 ;  V.  62,  p.  50t.)  Prior  bonds  must  be  paid  by  maturity 

Charlotte  Col.  <t  Augusta  first  /»  were  extended  to  July,  1909,  at  5 
per  cent.  Extended  bonds  were  assumed  by  Southern  Rv  interest 
payable  in  gold.— (V.  59,  p.  970, 1006.) 

FIXED  CHARGES.— Fixed  charges  are  estimated  at$5,400,000  in  1896. 

LATEST  EARNINGS  — 5mos. >  1806. Gross,  $8,138,794;  net,  $2,716,071 
July  1  to  Nov.  30.  J1895.Gross,  8,581,591 ;  net.  2,892!«93 

The  above  earnings  are  on  4,3o3  miles  in  1896  against  4,597  in  1895. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Annual  meeting  is  held 
the  fourth  Tuesday  in  October.  Th«  first  annual  report  for  1895-96 
-was  given  in  V.  63,  p.  354,  359.  See  also  editorial  p.  337. 

Traffic.— The  freUht  tonnage  Is  widely  diver  Ifled,  which  is  an  ele- 
ment of  strength.  Agricultural  products  In  1895  96  furnished  onlv 
about  15  per  cent  (cotton  less  than  4  per  cent),  while  over  40  per  cent 
wa«  fro.n  mining  industries  (30>«  per  cent  being  coal)  and  over  25  per 
cent  wa«  product  of  manufactories.  Ton  rate,  0-972  cents  per  m.;  train 
load.  Ill1-  tons. 

Earnings,  etc.,  have  been  as  follows: 


Tears  ending  June  30.               1896.  1895 

Average  miles  operated...           4.573  4  139 

Freight $12,055,240  $10,816,024 

Pa-stagers 5,287,914  4,329499 

Mall,  express,  etc 1,739,093  1,969,269 

Gross  earnings $19,08',247  $17^114,792 

Operating  expen.  A  taxes.   13,451,417  12,062,855 

Net  earnings $5,630,800  $5,051,937 

Op.  exp.  to  gross,  percent       (70-49)  (70-48) 

Other  Income 188,507  89,677 

$5,819,307  $5,141,614 


1894. 


$10,368,224 
4,209,942 
2,065,133 

$16,613,299 
12,345,628 

$4,297,671 
(74-18) 


Total  net  income 

Ch  urges — 

lutvrest  and  rentals $5,218,370 

Ctner  deductions 44,458 

Balance,  surplus  for  year .       $556,479 


$4,195,925 
49,944 

$895,745 


Operations  of  line"  composing  the  Southern  Ra'l  vav  System  (4,392 
miles)  for  the  entire  years  eurliut;  June  30  have  IIIMMI  as  follow*  : 
Tears  end' fane  30.    131)5.  1894.  18!W  1392. 

Gross  earnings. .$17,939,1 19    $17,548,635    $19,253,204    $20,173,641 

OFFICERS.— President,  Samuel  Spencer,  80  B'way,  N.  Y.-.  1st  Vice- 
Pros.,  Alexander  B.  Andrews,  Raleigh,  N.  C.;  2d  Vice- President,  W.  W. 
Finley;  Treas.,  H.  C.  Ansley,  13OO  Pennsylvania  Avenue,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C.:  Secretary.  Josiah  F.  Hill,  80  Broadway,  N.  Y.  -(V.  63,  p. 
29,  153,  228,  270,  337,  354  359,  407,459,  516,  651,  1011.) 

Southwest  Pennsylvania.— Greensburg,  Pa.,  to  Falrchanoe,  Pa. 
44  miles,  and  branches,  64  miles ;  total,  108  miles.  Leased  to  Pennsylva- 
nia RR.,  which  pays  net  earnings  as  rental  and  owns  $1,057,250 
stock  and  $600,000  bonds.  Dividends  in  year  1891-92  10  p.  c.:  1893, 
10  p.  e.j  in  1894, 10  p.  c.;  in  1895, 11  p.  c.;  in  1896,  April,  6  p.  c. 
rr.Oec.31.  Gross.  Net.  Int.,taxes,4c.  Diaid'ds.  Ral.,sur. 

1895 $1,006,186       $337,994       $102,155       $164,989       $70,850 

1894 785,064          350,199          122.822          149.990          77.387 

Southwestern  (Ga.)— See  Map  Central  of  Georgia  Ry.—  Owns 
Macon,  Ga.,to  Eufaula,  144  m.,  and  branches  to  Columbus,  Ac.,  188  m. 

LEASE.— Leased  for  101  years  from  Nov.  1, 1895,  to  the  reorganized 
Central  of  Georgia  Ry.  at  a  rental  of  5  p.  o.  From  rental  in  arrears, 
adjusted,  an  extra  dividend  of  $10  per  share  was  paid  on  Jan.  14, 
1896;  also  80  cents  per  share,  being  rental  under  lease  from  Nov.  1  to 
Dec.  31, 1895,  was  paid,  making  that  dividend  $10.80  per  share. 

For  year  ending  June  30, 1895,  gross,  $960,221 ;  net,  $84,367.— (V. 
p.  60,  523,  looS;  V.  61,  p.  926,  1156.) 

Spokane  Falls  Sc.  Northern  Ry.— Owns  from  Spokane,  Wash. , 
to  Canada  line,  140-6  miles.  The  Nelson  &  Fort  Sheppard  Railway, 
completed  in  March,  1894,  Is  In  the  interest  of  the  Spokane  Falls  A 
Northern,  from  International  Boundary  Line  to  Kootenai  Lake,  B.  C., 
60  miles.  The  Columbia  &  Red  Mountain  Ry.  was  constructed  during 

1896,  is  17  miles,  and  connects  the  8.  F.  &  N.  Ry.  at  Northport  with 
Rossland  in  the  Trail  Creek  Mines.  Manhattan  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  is  trus- 
tee of  Spokane  Falls  A  Northern  mortgage.    The  bonds  for  $2,812,- 
000  have  been  scaled  to  bear  4  per  cent  interest  till  July  1 , 1896,  5  per 
cent  to  July  1,  1897,  then  6  per  cent  as  formerly.    They  carry  scrip  to 
represent  the  interest  scaled,  this  scrip  being  payable  in  cash  July. 

1897,  or  in  second  mortgage  bonds.    Stock,  $2,812,000;   par  $100. 
Loans  and  bills  payable  Dec.,  1896,  $285,000. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1896  (Deo.  estimated),  gross 
$439,554;  net,  $241,394.  In  1895  gross,  $374,294;  net,  $212,426.- 
V.  62,  p.  366. 

Spokane  Sc.  Seattle  Ry.— SEE  SEATTLH  A  INTERNATIONAL  RY. 

Spnyten  Duyvll  Oc  Port  Morris.— Road  Is  6  miles  double  track 
and  connects  the  N.  Y.  Central  A  Hudson  with  the  N.  Y.  A  Harlem. 
Leased  to  New  York  Central  till  Dec.  31, 1970,  at  8  per  cent  on  stock. 

State  Line  &  Sullivan.— Owns  from  Monroeton,  Pa  ,  to  Berenice 
Pa.,  24  miles.  Stock,  $980,250  (par  $50.)  The  mortgage  covers  5,000 
acres  coal  lands.  Road  leased  till  1934  to  the  Pennsylvania  A  New 
York  Canal  A  Railroad  Company  (rental,  $10,000  per  annum),  and  so 
operated  by  Lehigh  Valley.  In  1893  gross  receipts  were  $405,239; 
net,  $54,669;  interest  charges,  $16,800;  balance,  surplus,  $37,869. 

Staten  Island.— Clifton  to  Tottenvllle,  13  miles.  Leased  to  Staten 
Island  Rapid  Transit  Co.  till  1983,  at  $80,600  per  annum,  which  pay* 
$4  per  share  OD  stock,  interest  on  bonds  and  organization  expenses. 

STOCK.— Authorized,  60,000  shares  originally  $15  per  share;  out- 
standing, 14,000  shares.  In  1893  changed  formally  par  value,  making 
each  certificate  $75,  and  hence  total  outstandin  g  $1 ,050,000. 

BONDS— Of  the  4*2  per  cents  no  more  than  $500,000  to  be  issued  ex 
cept  on  two  thirds  vote  of  stockholders.  They  are  guaranteed  principal 
and  interest  by  Rapid  Transit  Co..  and  are  so  endorsed.  Mercantile  Tr. 
Co.,  trustee.  The  bonds  were  listed  on  the  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange  in 
October,  1895;  proceeds  of  $200,000  were  used  to  double  track  and 
for  Tottenville  terminals.  (V.  56,  p.  887;  V.  61,  p.  737.) 

Staten  Island  Rapid  Transit  RR.— Owns  line  of  road  around 
the  Staten  Island  shore,  east  and  north  sides,  from  South  Beach  to  a 
point  near  Elizabethport,  N.  J.;  total  owned  11  miles;  leases  Staten 
island  Railway,  13  rnues;  total  operated  24  miles.  It  has  a  99  years' 
lease  of  the  S.  I.  Railway,  including  ferry  between  Tottenville,  8.  I., 
and  Perth  Amboy.N.J.  See  Rapid  Tr.  Ferry  in  "  Miscellaneous."  The 
bridge  over  the  Kills  at  Elizabethport  was  completed  in  1890,  and  since 
July  1 ,  1890,  the  freight  traffic  of  the  Baltimore  A  Ohio  RR.  Co.  to  and 
from  New  York  has  been  handled  by  this  company.  See  description 
of  mortgages,  etc.,  p.  8,  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1896. 

SECURITIES.— The  Baltimore  A  Ohio  guarantees  the  2d  mortgago 
bonds  and  owns  a  majority  of  the  stock  of  $500,000  (par  $100).  Inter- 
est on  2nd  5s  due  July  1, 1896  was  paid.  Loans  and  bills  payable 
Sept.  30,  1896,  $752,875. 

EARNINGS.— 2  mos.,»1896 Gross,  $291,996;  net,  $161,951 

Julyl  to  At'.g.  31.  J18!>5 Gross,    304,717;  net,    149,636 

Statement  for  year  ending  June  30,1896,  with  balance  sheet,  wa» 
given  In  V.  63,  p.  355. 

Yrar  ends  June  30.  Gross.  Net.       Int.  d  Taxes.  Sal.,  sur. 

1895-96 $764,453       $317.910       $321,467       $26,443 

1891-95 875,343          386.083          326.936          59,147 

-(V.  61,  p.  872,  OlS;   V.  62, p.  321,  871 ;  V.  63,  p.  356,839.) 


JaNfARY,    1W7.J 


KAELKOAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


»ub*«rlber»  will  eoufer  •  frrmt  fmwnr  Hv  rl»1nzr  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  dUrovered  In  tneoe  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 


For  explanation  of  column  heading*.  Ac.,  *ee  note* 
on  ftnt  page  of  table*. 


Mile* 

of 
Road. 


Date 
of 

Bonds 


Size,  or 
Par 


An-ount 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Jiondt— Prlnc.- 
pal.When  Due. 
Bate  perl   When    Where  Payable,  and  by    stotkt—lMt 


Cent     Payable 


Dividend. 


•kftrn  frt   guy  Tr.— l*t  Jt.,g.,8orJ.s.f..notdr..e* 
SdM..  g..  gu.p.  AL  (endorsed  by  B.  4  O.).... OAT 

laeomea.  gold  (non-cumulative) 

J»ae*«ri*V« *  PUt*JUU-«  P.O.  rental  N. Y.  N.H.4H. 
I  *  Arluauut  Kir.-  l.t  M.  (*ee  text),  g....e 
\  Ctnntlt  JZai/rood-Stoek. 


AIL 
AIL 


•BWt*.  •*.  v>    *~.J 

SBBMHI 
JMUAwtl 

l.t  mortgage,  $400.00-» 

JwjUTv  //o»>.  4  WWfceio.-Stock  (owned  oy  Pa.  RR.) 

Ut.8erie*A,drawnat  100 e 

.J      I—  .  '       .  ^  —    M 

•maewy  <•  I^isJaVia1  *.    Otoik'  ~$i*.2OO.OOO 
l*t  mortgage,  $600.000,  p  A  I.',  gold  ......... ..o- 

ammeoo*  ra<&v-8tock.  6  p.  e,  rental  Con.  A  Mon. . 
JenHJ  KR.— l«t  mortgage... 


23 
40 


43 
43 
43 


1886 

l--:, 

1891 
1894 

1-7- 

1-7- 


$1.000 
1,000 

1,000 

100 
LjOM 

100 
1,000 

IOO'AC. 

100  Ac. 


$1.000.000 

12,500.000 

4.5OO.OOO 

448.700 

375.000 

5OO.OOO 

- 


6  g.    A.  4  Oi 


N.  Y.,  foot  Whitehall  St. 


35 


1896 


OontoLM 


•war 


nV*.  Tort-stock, 


2d  mortgage 


M.(p.  and  1.  gnar.  (end.)  by  D.L.4W.) .e*Ar 
•  Oavahiy    UtaUeXdr-natpar.e 

«i"i'«aii."RV."-^8tock  $5,"666.bb6 

'    gold. ..e* 

IAT.  *  ST.  U 


81 
81 
57 
57 


T» -miitml  SmUroaJAaoeiatio~-l»tmort..  gold.. e' 

l*teoo*oL  mortgage,  $12.000,000.  gold. c- 

— .  Louis  Bridge  Co.  let  pref.    " 


1876 
1875 

Qm 

1896 

UM 
MM 


1,000 
100 

500  Ac, 

100 

100 

1.000 

100  Ac. 

1,000 

100 

500 


Ac,  J'n. 


1,000.000 

1,000,000 

1,350.000 
1,200,000 
500.000 
240.000 
•j.,.;.-,.  »i 
1.000.000 
2,500,000 
1.966,000 
659.400 
600.000 
5,000.000 
n.'97. 


lit  mortgage,  guar.  p  A  I.,  end.  gold e' 

aaael  Raflroad  of  8t  Lou!*,  (took,  gnar.  (cad.) . 
i  Smut  4  iHMmmmmHi    meek... ....e 


1879 


1,000 

1,000 

100 

100 

-.1-1  A.' 


ConaoL  M..  now  l.t  M..  limited  to  $1 .9OO.OOO.  g. 

New  eoaa.  M.,  g..  red.  art  July  1, 19O2,at  105. .e 

larr»  Bm*U  m  Lit '••*».-l.tM.,gnar.  byT.H.AJad. 

l*tM.oa  Logan*,  to  Booth  Bead  <2doa  93  BOKU. 


197 
Iff 

93 
05 


SO 
1.000 

1,000 

1.000 
1.000 


7.000,000 
4,500.000 
2,490,000 
3.OOO.OOO 
5.000.OOO 
1.250.000 

I.-'  —  .l.Vl 

1.900.000 
600.000 
500.000 

1.000000 


5  g.    J.   4  J.  do  do 
up  to  6  g do              do 

6  Q.— J.        8tockbrldf»>,  Mae*. 

6  g.    J.  4   J.  Coup*.cano'dtoJ'ly.'97 
8%  In  '96  A.  A  O.  Bostou,  S.Dep.  A  Tr.Co. 

4        A.  A  .  i.  Boston. 

10  in  '96  M.  A  X.  Phlla..  Broad  8t  Stafn. 


. 

M.  A  X. 
M.  A  X. 


.. 

do      do 

do      do 

Puila..  Guar.  T.  A  8.  D. 

do      do 


J.   4  J. 
J    4  J 

A.  A  O.  X.  Y.,  D.  L.  A  W.  Office. 


See  text    Q.— F.  ,N.  Y.,  D.  L.  4  W.  RE.  Co. 
7        A.  4  O.I          do  do 

7         M15AX.  N.Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.Co. 
5        at  4   8.N.  Y.,  Or.  Cent  Station. 


5  g.    M.  A  N.  1st  coup,  due  May  1, '97 
4>«g.  A.  4  O.  N.Y.,  J.P.Morgan  A  Co. 


!F.  4 
'J.   4   J. 
J.   4   J. 


do 
do 
do 


do 
do 
do 


Jan.  1,  1918 
Jan.  1,  1926 
Jan.  1.  1946 
Jan.. '97.  lij% 

1921  ans 

Apr!"i,"i924 
Nov.  1, '96, 5ft 
May  1,  1928 
May  1,  1938 
Oct.  1,  1898 
July  1.  1936 
Jan.,  '97  ,3% 
Apr.  1,  1903 


Xov.,  1896 
Oct.  1,  1906 
Xov.  IS,  1905 
Men.  1,  1900 


7  g.    A.  A  O.  Xew  York  and  London. 
J.   A    J    XY  .J.P.Morgan 4Co. 


it      F. 

'§•«• 


A   J.  N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 


1946 

Oct.    1,  1939 
Aug.  1,   1944 
Jan  .  '97,  3 
Jan  , 
Apr. 
Jan  .-'.IT.  S* 

See  text 
July  1,  1928 
July  1,  1925 


.  '97,  3% 
,  -97,  1  1& 
r.  1.  192$ 

- 


9  g.  'J.   4   J.  do  do 

6        J.   4   J.  Jan..  '9fl,  coup,  last  pd.    Jan.   1,  1910 
6        'J.   A    J.  Jan  . '9«i.  coup.  la*t  nd.1  Jan.   1.   1918 


•fork bride*  A  FHt.Beld.-VaadeaaeavUle  to . 

«3  mile*.    Leaaed  for  99  years  from  April  1. 1893.  to  N.  Y.  N.  H.  4 
Hart,  at  6  per  cent  on  stock.    l.nm  pay*  tax**.    Old  leaae  to  Houaa- 

Baale  1*  •nspeadod  but  aot  eaaeeled. 

Aimic.ri  4  trkaaaaa  HI  ver. -Stuttgart  to  Oreenwald.  Ark.. 84 
Bile. ;  branch  (completed  la  1894).  6  Bile*.  Opeaed  la  1891.  Capital 
•took  ouUtaadlng.i500.OOO:  par.  $10O7  Mortgage  Tnutee.  Farmer*' 

Sym..uI«-r  &yt  £#%^vatu£ 

miiTi  II     IA  nnrf  r*««  --  -    '-  -    far ••-" —    «   _».   .....    of    their 


IBMM   f..r.-M-r.in.i  t..  p  IN 
Er-"-,  to  be  .afflefcnt 


a*  tolls  a  »um  intended 
to  provide  for  Intereat 


.™-«J  In  to  »»..«.,. 
boad*  and  all  Baggj 

Tear  1894.  CTOM.  913; 
Summit  Branch 


1807.    Bono* 
July  1. 1897. 


•unbur;  ilaxlelon  A  Wllke«barr« 
Fa..  43m.  A  eoal  road  operated  by  the  Pea 
eatire  capital  Mock  and  9488.6OO  taeoBia. 


61.  B. 
MlBCBIXAJIBOCI  OOBTPAjnaa. 

•nlllvan  Coaaly  ••.—Road  from  Bellow*  Fan*  to   Wlaaaor. 
Tt,  26  mile*,  of  which  1  Bile  t*  used  under  contract.    Chartered  1846; 
road  opened  1849-.  operated  since  April.   irBS.  by   Blrtia  A  Maine 
Net  earning*,  lev  taxe*.  paid  leasor.    DtvtdeadaofS  p.  e.  In  189S-V6. 

aUB*no«.-For  year  ending  Juae  3O.  1896.  groe*.  $9. $.094:  net. 
$70.9*3:  Interact,  taxes,  etc..  $30459;  dividend*.  $4O.OOO;  balance. 
earplaa.  $624.  la  189444.  gre**,  $»OO,34*.-V.  68,  p.  $77 

!•  4  Wllke.barrr.-Suabnry  to  TomhlckeB 
'  r  the  Faaa.  RR.  Co..  which  own*  the 
icome*.    Slaking  fund  for  1st  mort- 
gage now  draw*  about  $ll.ooo  bond*  yearly  at  par.     DIVIDE-TO*.— 
From  18*9to  1892.  May  «  p.  e.  yearly ;  la  1*93.  Ip.  e.;  In  1894.  10 
p.  c.;  la  1899. 10  p.  c.;  la  1896.  Slay.  5  p.  e.;  Nov..  S  p.  e. 
Tear—  <;r.««  .Y«*.  C  karat*.      Pineta***.       Bmtmmtt. 

iSIt ::::::: <.tUB  i8?S8  niS®  $1SS^  %*l$S 

••••ary  *   Lewlatown  »•,    »)sllB«giriv*  JoaeUoa  to  Lewla- 
town.  Pa..  43  mile.:  Lewtatowa  Ji 
her.  1896.  wa* 
Bile.)  and  .tool 

Leased  for  7»  rear*  ; 
to  Feajaayfraala 
>  no*.— Net 

tune- 1883  to  18S9.  laelaaive.  6  p.  ct  per  an.; 
Vto  Oct..  l»96.lncla*lve.atrateof  8p.  c.  (V.  92.  p.  1179:  vV63.  p. 
016.  961.) 


e* :  Lewletowa  June,  to  Milroy.  12  mile*.    la  «••<»•- 

Bemed  with  the  Mlfllo  4  Ceotre  Oeaaty   RH.  (12 

laerMM4freBMOO.OOOto»l^an/>oO'V.  63.  p.  516. 

r  7»  rear*  fraeo  OeTl ,  1 896.  loriglnai  UaM  wa* Bade 


Valley  K  K. 
912  t 


road  flv 


.  ok  toPltUfleld.  X.  H.,  17 

•alia*.    Leaaed  till  1912  to  concord  4  Montreal  for  6  p.  r.  on  $24O.OOO 
ef  eapltal.  -oek  Uraed  l«  $341.700.  of  which  $101.700  I* 

aow  dividend  paying.    PreaUeat,  Hlraa  A.  TtrWU,  Ptttaweld.  N.  H. 

Brld«e  4  Erte.-Merged  la  Erie  RR.  la  April,  1896. 


ance.  .urplu..  »lo...i, 


«Tram.e  Hlnchamion  *  M.  T—  Oed4e*.  ».  Y..  to  Blnghamton. 
ML    OoatroUed  alaee  1  "57  by  Delaware  Lack.  A  Weetom. 


o  ae  . 

which.  July  1.  1896.  owaed$1.912.000*toek  aad  gaarantoa*  the  bonda. 
DIVII.K«IM     .  .    ,     •$•        •$•        -90        •$!        -92  to  5ov  .  'IW.  Inelu*. 
Fweet  18          $          $  13          $  yearly  (2  p.  c.  .|uar:) 

F:  >  H  ^  mo*.—  For  year*  eadlng  Jose  80— 

'•••••••  Xtt.          l*t.4t**»*.    Dtft4tm*».    RaJ^tur. 

IfM-C.  .....  $»«H»JV91        $369.617       $187.371        $8OO.OOO  df-$17.754 

W1.0H6         894.70«          179.772          2Oo!oOO          14.986 
f$ll  I  ......    $>»;$$$          402.MI  17M.12V          200.000          24.»32 

-'V    ,-.:.  i.  288.  •««,  926;  V.  62.  p.  321,  910;  V.  63.  p.  »$T.  881.) 
s,r.,  „.»  Ueaieva  4   Corning,—  <>wn*  rrom  Corning.  X.   Y  .  to 
mile*.  aad  Peon  YantoDreaden.  6m.    l^»-«i  to  Fall 
•'.allwayOo.    ' 
tral  A  Hadaoa  Rli 


M      la  1W4-VS 
-atal. 

net, 


ta  $1.32.1.000  (par  $1OO).  of  w 
$awT$od.    Dividend,  of  9  r 


I 

tar, 


115.  net.   $223.4091 
l     -         '        -  •      .; 
mat  M  IHIII.  $15^*2 ;  V.  63.  p 
'•aaeaaee  tteargla  4    tllantlc    Rv.— Inoorporate<l  i 

:«we  and  pnrchaae  the  Xorthea«u>rn  RR.  of  (Ja.  (which 
•eel  and  to  extend  It  from  Lola,  (;*..*>  a»  to  form  a  tlinnuh  line  from 
Chattanooga.  Teaa..  to  Aacn.ta.  (la.,  243  mile*.    Cnnitructlnn  wa* 
"Wber.  I -o«.    Capital  stock  I*  f 

nt  Alooio  B.  OoneU.  New   York:  Vlce-Pre*.  and  Oca. 
JUaager.  Edward  A.  Kir  hard,  of  Atlanta,  f)a.  -V.  63.  p.  716, 
I     it 


1010. 

iMorlallnn    of    At.    Lonla.— PaorKBTT.— 
lerato*  eitea.lv*  Urmlnal*  at  8t  Ix>ul*.  with  lielt  line*  »nd 
atunavl  4^tOOfeet  la  lenrth.    The  Union  PaaeenmrSta- 
1.1*94.    The  station  I*  leased  to  the 


eole  owner*: 
NaubvlUe,  K.   _ 
tmnvolPaeMe 


in  im».    The  following  oompanle*  an 
dnrlanatl  Chicago  4  8t  l<ml«.  l»ul»vllle  4 
Iron  Mountain  4  Southern,  Ohio  A  MUnd 
The**  eoBpaale*  have  igT«»i 


:..:,,,,! 


en  these  bonds.  IB  addition  to  taxe*.  rental*  and  other  charnM,  and  If, 
owing  to  nay  temporary  unforeseen  etrounutanee*  the  net  earning* 
should  not  be  *ameleat  to  meet  the  flxed  charge*,  each  line  will  oon- 
tribnte  It*  proportion  to  the  extent  of  one-seventh  of  $l.Ooo.OOOto 
Bake  upaay  deadency.  Control  of  St  L.  Merchants'  Bridge  Term.  RR.- 
•ee  thai  eoBpany- wa*  obtained  In  November.  1893.  (V.  57.  p.  1O84.) 
m.  iMtU  Tfrmimml  Mf.  ("West  H- :t  I.lun").  entire  (took. $1,200,000. 
and  the  entire  iaaae  of  first*.  $1.2OO,OOO.  are  deposited  with  truntee  of 

lit  oooaol  mortgage.— Y.  60.  p.  4  P.  5OO. 

MM  of  the  Bridge  and  the  Tunnel  are  for  their 

-.., .aad  were  Bade  July  1.1881.  to  the  Missouri  Paoiflo 

aad  the  Wabaah.  bv  which  oomBaale*  they  were  aasignetl  to  the  present 


aeaoetetton.  The  lease  gvaraaited  6  per  eeat  oa  the  Bridge  C  o'*  $2.- 
490.000  8n«pret*toek.  3  D.  e.  oa  It*  83.OOO.OOO  eecond  pref.  and  4 
p.&oatheTwaaelOo<*.$l4ftOVooOeomatoa*took. 


P.O. 

Sroca. -Capital  stock  outstanding  Dee.  81. 1895.  $1,441.200. 

Boxoa.  Erc.-The  mortangt  •/  1889  (trustee.  Central  Trust  Company. 
wa*  i1«»«r1bsd  la  advertisement  la  CBBomcLB  of  Febmary  13, 1892. 
The  1st  i  *anol  mortgage  of  1894  (Central  Tr.  Co.,  of  X.  Y..  trustee,)  1* 
for  $11.000.000  of  5  p.  e,  gold  bond.,  of  which  $7.OOO.OOO  reserved 
to  retire Jlr***  of  lf$*  aad  9800X100 for  ooBpletlon  of  Ea«t 

nuaraatoea  the  $3^00.000  Bt  L.  Merchant*'  Bridge  Teimlual  1st  5s. 
and  the  taatreal  oa  the  $2.000.000  lit  6*  of  Merchant.'  Bridge  proper. 
(Bee  those  Oo's  )  BUI*  payable  Dee.  31. 1895.  $487.320. 

A«<cfALBxruBT.— Year  eadsDec.  31.  Report  In  V.  6'J.  p.  499,  showed 

l>«r—         Ore**  JT*t  OUter  inr.     Charon.        Batanrr. 

1899....  $1.757.781      $1.042.757     $333.313    $1.870.397    sur.$5.873 
1  vi-   <1J  S09.958        1M9.392       1.143.376  df.$144.1»2$ 

1362.188        1.055.493        127.747       1.112.5A4     sur.  70,689 
it.JulIu*  Wal*k   (elected  In   March.  18O6):  Vl.-e-Presldeut: 
E.  P.  Ryan.    (T.  00,  p.  48O.  •«!.  980. 106YK  V.  62.  p.  499.) 

Terre  Hani*  4  Indlanapoll*^- <«M  Umf  Pm.  MR.}— Own*  from 
Indianapolis  to  nilaoil  State  nne.  8O  mllea,  with  coal  braaehea,  47 
Bile*;  total.  187  Bile*.  Lisin  Terr*  Haute  4  Logauport  RR..  IP* 
mile*:  St.  Loot*  Yaadalla  4  Ten*  Hanto.  198  mile*;  Indiana  A  Lake 
Michigan  KR..  South  Bend.  I  ad.,  to  8t  Joseph  Harbor.  Mich..  4Om.:Terr* 
Haato  4  Peorla  [lee*  7  mlJe.  trackage).  169  m.:  K.  St.  I.  4  Carondelet 
By.  (operated  under  contract )  13  mile*;  total.  6M6  mllea. 

HuTOBT.-Ia  1893  the  Pa.  RR.  purchased  majority  of  stock. 

RBCBiVEBamr.-On  Nov.  18. 1896.  Yolaoy  T.  Mallott.  of  In.llanapo- 
II*.  Ind..  was  appoUtod  receiver.  BeeatatoBeat  In  Y.  03.  p.  nil  l. 

LBAIB*.  ETC.— Leaaa*  Bt  Ixml*  Yaadalla  4  Terra  Haute  RR.  on  Joint 

woaat  with  Plankaia  Clndanatl  Chic.  A  St  U  RR.,  at  80  p.  c.  oi  grow 

kralaga, and  OWB*  $500.000  of  It*  COB.  aad$328.ooOo«  It*  pref.  .lock. 

I  M  VIDBUD*  au«a  1878 :  From  1878  M  1884,  Ineliulve,  8 ;  from  1885 
M  Feb..  1894,  taelaelve.  6  p.  c.  per  aanaB :  noae  slace. 

Boim*,-The  aaw  con*ol.  mortgage  of  1892  1*  limited  to  $600.0On. 
In    1893    six    per    cent    equipment    note*    for    $4OO.OOO   were   U- 
1,  aiatorlac  JS.9S6  monthlr.  the  Vaadalla  to  pay  42  n.  c.  of  these. 
I    II  A  I    17p.e.aadtheT.  H.  41.  41  p.  c.    6n  Oct  31,1895,  Mil* 
payable.  $194,445. 

UOAB**Tua—OBaraBle«*  bond*  of  the  T.  H.  A  Loganaport.  T.  H.  4 
Peoria  and  ladlaaa  4  Lahe  Mlcht«aa— see  thow>  companies -but  In- 
terert  on  their  bond*  I*  IB  default  V.  63.  p.  4O7. 

•Uaxixoe  — Oa  Terre  Haute  A  Indianapolis  proper,  on  127  miles,  for 

Car  enc  Ing  October  81.  1896.  were:    Oron*.  $1.213.578:  net.  $196.- 
1;  ethf-r  laoome.  $46.883:    Interest  $125.0OO;  bal.  over  interact. 
$1  lfl.524:  from  which  deduct  loa*  la  operating  leaeed  line..  $270.797; 
balance,  denclt  $1«1.273.     In  18944:  <Jros*.  $1.236.526 :  net.  $276.- 
:.<l.  other  Income.  $557987:  Interest.  $125.OOO :  balance  over  Intereit . 
in  which  deduct  los*  In  operating  leased  lines.  $210.025 ; 
balance,  deflclt.  $2.4.V>      In    1898-94:    Gross,  $1,129.970;  net,  $322, 
119.    (V.  63.  p.  »6,  407.  924.  1011.) 

•  faille  A  Loganaporl  KR.— Own*  from  South  Bend,  Ind., 
M  Roclnllle.  Fn.l..  10O  mile*;  trackage.  Rm-kvllle  to  Terre  Haute,  22 
mllee;  total  operated.  182  mile*;  «teel.  DO  an.l  7O  p..  Leased  to  Terre 
Hanto  A  Indianapolis  RR.  for  99  year*  from  December,  1979.  at  25 
per  cent  of  gross  earning*  and  hnt  mortgage  bond*  guaranteed. 
Stock.  $500.000 ;  par  $6o7^ 

Internet  due  July  1.  lf)9fl.  wa*  not  pal. I.  and  foreclosure  *nlt«  under 

the  two  flr*t  mortgagee  were  flled  In  December.  1896;  70  per  cent 

landing  bond*  aepoeltoe'.     Bee  V.  64,  p.  H5.      Cammilln^- 

f-irtl  Martgvg,  <-»mmtttt*—U.  L.  Sondder.  32  Lllwrtv  Ht  ,  X    V..  Charle* 

K.  Jacknon  anil  l|.-nry  II.  Klv.  Depositary,  Xew  York  Security  A  Trust 

43,  p.  756.    Kitrnnon   BondktUer*  Oommltlf— 

Chairman.  R.  Dale  Benson:  Cnarles  Pratt,  R.  S.  Bronk,  Hurry  F.  Wei>t, 
AiiiruntiK  Tlinma*.  Depoaltarie*.  Drexel  A  Co..  Phlla.:  X.  Y.  Security 
4  Tni«t  Co..  H.  Y.-V.  «3.  p.  117.  H:  9.  St. irk.  *5OO,OOO ;  par,  $50. 

Kamtngt.— For  year  eodlnx  Oct.  31.  !»!>«.  the  le»«««e  reports:  <)ro*«, 
«57\71!>:  net.  t-.  1,526:  rental  Bald  T.  H.  A  I...  $14H.n:iO;  bal..  los*  to 
lessee.  $«i7.4<»4.  Keimrt  for  year  ending  Dee.  Ml,  1895.  V.  63.  p.  64, 
•bowed  gro*s$66n.lO>.  a«aln*t  »<l»13,mi2  In  1894:  loss  to  le>see  $61,- 
255  against  $18,435.  (V.  63,  p.  31,  «4  ;  V.  64.  p.  48,  88. 182.) 


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immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  the*e  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 

»or  explanation  of  column  headings,  4o,,  «ee  note* 
on  first  page  of  tables. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

ml.When  Du*. 
Stock*—  Last 
Dividend. 

tern  Baute  4  Peoria.—  Common  stock  
Preferred  stock,  6  per  cent,  non-oum  

144 
144 

176 
52 
52 
105 
104 
209 

1887 
1892 

1893 

1  M(W 

1875 
1**2 
1893 

100 
1,000 
1,000 

i',000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

1,837,400 
112,000 
2,048,000 
2,649,400 
1,324,500 
250,000 
150,000 
750,000 
1,620,000 
2,575,000 
1,620,000 
389,999 
38,710,900 
3,784.000 
21,206,952 
23,172,588 
139,420 
473,000 
50,000 
580,900 
239,500 
265,000 
160,000 

6,500,000 
3,708,000 
3,000.000 
2,500,000 
1,500,000 
363,206 

5  g. 
See  text. 

8* 

5 

7 
6  g. 

M.  4  8. 
M.  4   8. 

Texi 
A.  &  O. 
J.  4  J. 
J.   4  J. 
F.  4  A. 
M.  4   S. 
J.   4   J. 
M.  &  N. 

In  default. 
Mar.,'96,  ooup.last  paid 

Mar.  1,  1927 
Sept.  1,  1943 

too*  Central—  Common  stock  
Preferred  stock,  non-cum  ............ 

Irt  mortgage  for  $2,OOO,OOO  gold,  red.  at  105...0' 

Jan.  15,'97.3% 
Apr.  1,  1923 
1993 
1993 
Aug.  1,  1905 
Sept.  1,  1912 
July  1,  1943 
2  p.  ct.  per  an. 

N.Y.,  Moran,  68  Wm.  St. 
None  in  1894-95 
None  in  1894-95 
N.  Y.,  8.  Pac.,23  Br'dSt. 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 

fteM^J^r^aMO/'y^Landgranti  1st  M..c*~4r 

Consol.  mortgage  for  $4,195,000  e'*r 
Texas  school  fund  Dec.  31,1  895  

1st  M.  (Eastern  Dlv.').  gold,  s.'  f.  red.  at  iflio  —  0* 

1,506 
505 

1,3*7 
1,387 

1875 
1888 
1888 

100 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

i'.ooo 

""50 
500  &o. 
1,000 
500  40. 

100 
100 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

6g. 

if: 

Tg- 

M.  4   8. 
J.    4  D. 
Men.   1. 

j!  4  j! 

N.Y.,Merc.Tr.Co.4  Phil, 
do              do 
None  paid. 

Moh.  1,  1905 
June  1,  2OOO 
Deo.  1,  2000 
1897-'98. 
July  1,  1938 
Jan.   1,  1943 

2doonsol.  M.  ($25,000,000),  gold  (see  rem.)  0* 

Texas  Sabine  Tal.it  ff.  W.—  1st  M.  $12,OOO  p.m.,  g..o 
General  mortgage.  $17.5OO  per  mile  

38 

1888 
1893 

Jan.,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 

Tioga  SR.—  Stock  ($189,700  Is  preferred)  

46 
46 
7 
BORR 

1852 
1875 
1875 

AILWA 

r* 

7 

See  text. 
5  per  an. 

5g! 
6&7 

M.  4  N. 
A.  4  O. 
A.  4  O. 

Qi-J. 
J.   4   J. 
A.  4  O. 
J.   4  D. 

Quar. 

Phil.,NewboldVson40o 
Elmira.ChemungCo.Bk. 
do             do 

N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

Nov.  1,  1915 
Oct.    1,  19O5 
Got    1,  1905 

Nov.  25,  1893 
July25,'96,li* 
July  1,  1935 
Oct.    1,  1935 
June  1,  1935 
See  text. 

Elmlra  State  Line  Railroad  1st  mortgage,  guar.. 
tUedo  Ann  Arbor  <t  North  M  iehigan—  SEE  ANN  AR 

«S.2            2tO  CCWrCW      t-O 

1st  M  ,  g..  limited  to  $3,000.000  (V.  53,  p.  436)... 
Western  Dlv.  Istmort.  for  $2,500,000,  gold....  c* 
General  mortgage  ($2,000,000),  gold  o* 

196 
Text. 
335 

1885 

1892 
1894 

Car  trusts,  Series  2,  5,  6,  June  30,  1896  (prln'pal) 

Terre  Hante  Oc  Peoria  Kit.— (See  Map  of  Pennsylvania, KE .)— 
Road  operated  from  Terre  Haute,  Ind.,  via  Deoatur,  to  Peoria,  111.,  I/a 
miles,  of  which  145  miles  are  owned  and  28  miles  is  by  trackage  over 
other  roads.  From  Oct.  1. 1892,  leased  for  99  years  to  the  Terre  Haute 
.&  Indianapolis  at  rental  of  30  per  cent  of  gross  earnings,  with  a  mini- 
mum sufficient  to  pay  Interest  on  debt.  See  V.  55,  p.  766.  Lessee  owns 
9544,200  preferred  and  $1,388,000  common. 

COMMITTEE.  —  Interest  due  Sept.  1,  1896,  was  not  paid.  Bond- 
holders' Committee-Chairman,  Mark  T.  Cox,  James  A.  Blair,  James 
W.  Paul,  Jr.  Depositaries,  N.  Y.  Security  &  Trust  Co.  N.  Y.,  and 
Drexel  A  Co.,  Phfla.  A  majority  of  bonds  has  been  deposited  and  suit 
brought  for  the  appointment  of  a  receiver. 

The  consols  [Union  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y..  trustee]  carry  the  guaranty  of 
the  T.  H.  &  Indianapolis.  In  year  ending  Oct..31, 1896,  lessee  reports 
gross,  $403,559;  net,  $18,663;  rentals  to  T.  H.  4  P.,  $121.068;  balance 
loss  to  lessee,  $102,405.  In  1894-95,  gross  earnings,  $445,483;  net, 
467,543.  (V.  63,  p.  27,  407,  516,  716, 924.) 

Tebnantepec  National  1C).  (Mexico)— SeeV.  63, p.  31. 

Texas  Central. —ROAD — Rims  from  Ross, in  MeLennan  Co. to  Albany, 
Tex.,  etc.,  186  miles.  This  mil  mm/  company  in  January,  1893,  took 
over  the  railway  company's  main  line  sold  in  foreclosure  April  22. 
1891.  The  new  mortgage  provides  for  old  liabilities,  betterments  and 
future  extensions.  On  Jan.  1,  1896,  $250,000  additional  firsts  were 
Jield  In  treasury. 

Dividend*  mi  Preferred.— In  1896,  Jan.,  3  p.  c.;  in  1837,  Jan.,  3  p.  c. 

LATEST  EABKINGB.— 10  mos.,  5 1896.... Gross,  $222,763;  net,  $51,559 
Jan.  1  to  Oct.  31.  ( 1895.... Gross.  234,019;  net,  81,294 

In  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1895,  gross  $317,162,  net,  $111.786;-,  Inter- 
«st  on  bonds.  $15,000;  reorganization,  $6,000;  spent  for  improve- 
ments, etc.,  $63,197;  balance,  surplus  for  year,  $27,589.  Total  sur- 
plus Jan.  1, 1896,  $95,854.  In  1894  gross,  $319,124.  (V.  62,  p.  546.) 

Texas  midland  Kit.— Road  from  Ennis  on  Houston  A  Texas 
Central  Ry.  to  Paris,  Texas,  125  miles  (of  which  52  miles  Greenville 
to  Paris  completed  in  Oct.,  1896.)  Formerly  part  of  Texas  Central 
Ry.;  in  1893  purchased  by  Mrs.  Hetty  Green. 

STOCK.— $500,000;  par,  $100.  Total  current  liabilities  July  1, 1895, 
$639,358,  Including  $86,866  unpaid  coupons.  For  year  ending  June 
30,  1896,  gross,  $141,876;  def.  under  operating,$27,197;  other  income, 
$129;  charges,  $171,352;  bal.,  deficit,  $198,420.  In  1894-95  gross 
earnings,  $193,577;  deficit  from  operating,  $20,747.— V.  63,  p.  839. 

Texas  &  New  Orleans  (of  1874).— Houston,  Tex.,  to  Orange, 
<ial>ine  River),  105  miles;  and  Sablne  City  to  Rockland,  102  miles; 
Texas  Transportation  Co  ,  8  miles,  was  purchased  in  1896. 

SECURITIES  ETC.— A  reorganization  in  1874.  The  stock  Is  $5,000,000, 
-all  but  $2,500  of  it  being  owned  by  the  Southern  Pacific.  Subsidy 
lands  Jan.  1, 1894,  were  734,969  acres;  other  lands  115,523  acres. 

EARNINGS.— 11  months.  $  1896 Gross,  $1,237,384;  net,  $373,602 

Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30.  (1895 Gross,  1,496,386;  .net,  609,062 

In  1895  gross,  $1,632,910;  net,  $675,251;  surplus,  including  other 
Income,  over  charges  and  taxes.  $365,768.  Gross  In  1894  $1,570  371- 
•net,  $620,400.  (V.  56,  p.  700;  V.  57,  p.  218,  256;  V.  62,  p.  1140.) 

Texas  tc  Pacific  Ry.— ROAD  :  New  Orleans,  La.,  westerly  to  El 
Paso,  Texas,  1,159  miles;  Marshall  via  Texarkana  Junction  and  Whites- 
T>oroto  Fort  Worth,  318  miles;  branches,  29  miles;  total,  1,506  of 
which  92  miles,  Sierra  Blanco  to  El  Paso,  is  trackage,  and  21  miles, 
•flhreveport  to  State  line,  leased,  leaving  1,386  miles  owned. 

ORGANIZATION.— In  1888  reorganized  by  the  plan  In  V.  43,  p.  164,  and 


also  Texas  Pacific  Land  Trust  in  "  Miscellaneous  Cos.' 

STOCK.— Mo.  Pacific  Dec.  31,1895,  owned  $6,525,000  stock,  pledged  as 
•part  security  for  Its  funding  notes  of  1895  and  valued  for  purpose  of 
withdrawal  at  $978,750. 

BONDS.— Trustee  of  first  mortgage  of  1888  is  Fidelity  Ins.  Trust  4  Safe 
Deposit  Co.,  of  Philadelphia ;  of  second  mortgage  of  1888  Mercantile 
Itust  Co..  of  New  York.  (See  mortgage  abstracts,  V.  47,  p  82  ) 

Jan.  1,1896,  Texas  school  loan  was  $133,043,  for  which  $167000 
first  consolidated  5s  are  reserved ;  $73,000  old  bonds  are  unredeemed ; 
Interest  scrip,  income  and  land  grant  bonds  (retlrable  under  reoreani- 
zauon  agreement),  $298,142 ;  other  serlp,  $10,926. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— No  interest  has  been  paid  on  second  5s,  but 
there  Is  no  right  to  foreclose  unless  default  is  made  on  first  mortgage 
Holders  of  one-third  of  the  outstanding  setonds,  however,  may  require 
the  trustee  to  enter  upon  and  operate  the  property,  but  this  right  has 
never  been  exercised.  On  January  1,  1896,  the  company  was  free 
from  floating  debt.  The  company  has  been  spending  its  earnings  in 
needed  improvements.  Jan.  1, 1896,  about  153  miles  of  iron  rails  re- 
mained to  be  replaced  by  steel. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— For  12  months  ending  June  30  isee  V.  63.  p.  649) . 
12mo«.       Gross.  Net.          Other  lue.    Charges.          Balancrs. 

£?'!!•  •••*S'i21>53°  *1.55°.*82  $52,357  $1,715,368  df.  $112,529 
1894-5....  7,667,797  2,206,542  20,166  l.SSO^SS  sr.  646,320 


ANNUAL  REPORT. — Annual  meeting  Is  held  In  New  York  on  the  third 
Wednesday  in  March.    Report  for  1895  was  In  V.  62,  p.  544.    For  cal- 
endar year  1896,  gross,  $6,798,785. 
Tear  ending  Dee.  31—    1895.  1894.  1893.  1892. 

Gross  earnings $7,015,309     $7,353,013     $7,334,294     $6,987,701 

Netearnings 1,614,648        1,863,189       1,912,765        1,309,492 

Other  receipts 86,324  71,954          117,768      ,    115,920 

Total  Income  ....$1,700,972     $1,935,143     $2,030,533     $1,425,412 

Paid  rentals,  etc $83,877        $109,277          $91,127          $84,955 

Interest  on  debt 1,279,490       1,279,490       1,279,490       1,279,490 

Surplus  for  year.  $337,605  $546,376  $659,916  $60,967 
New  equip.  r.est.,eto.  $182,633  $278,041  $132,819  $204,424 
— (V.  60,  p.  519,523;  V.  62,  p.  544;  V.  63,  p.  153,  649.) 

Texas  Sablne  Valley  A-  Northwestern  Ky.— Longview  Junc- 
tion, Texas,  to  Boren,  Texas,  40  miles.  Receiver  is  R.  B.  Levy,  Long- 
view.  Texas.  For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $34,808;  net, 
$7,280.  In  1894-5,  gross,  $46,598;  net,  $12,556;  charges,  $15,762.  In 
1893-94,  gross,  $51,918.-(V.  62,  p.  1179;  V.  63,  p.  155.) 

Toledo  Ann  Arbor  &  North  Mich.— SEE  ANN  ARBOR  RR. 

Toledo  &  Ohio  Central  Ky,—(See  Map;— This  road,  well  shown 
on  the  accompanying  map,  is  made  up  as  follows : 


Lines  owned.  Miles. 

Toledo  to  Bremen 173 

Alum  Creek  to  Truro  Juno 4 

New  Lexington  to  Corning 13 

Prentice  to  Thurston 145 


Trackage  (37  miles.)  Miles. 

In  Toledo  (L.  8.  4  M.  8.) 1 

Bremen  to  New  Lexington....    11 
To  Millfleld  and  to  Carrington    25 

Total  operated 372 


Total  owned 335 

ORGANIZATION.— Formed  after  sale  in  foreclosure  of  the  Ohio  Central 
main  line  on  April  15,  1885.  In  October,  1890,  a  large  Interest  in  the 
Kanawha  &  Michigan  (which  see)  was  acquired,  and  in  Aug.,  1893,  an 
extension  of  the  K.  &  M.  connecting  with  the  Ches.  4  Ohio  was  opened. 
The  Toledo  Columbus  A  Cincinnati  was  purchased  in  1892— see  terms 
V.  55,  p.  590,  and  as  since  extended  forms  the  Western  Division. 

CAPITAL  STOCK. — Common  stock  was  increased  In  February,  1891, 
from  $1,849,000  to  $4,849,000,  and  in  March,  1893,  to  $6,500,000,  for 
extensions,  rolling  stock  and  improvements. 

The  preferred  Is  entitled  to  5  per  cent  non-cumulative,  then  eommom 
to  5,  then  preferred  to  2,  then  common  to  2,  then  both  share,  pro  rata. 

DIVIDENDS.— On  common:  In  1891,  2  per  cent;  in  1892.4  P.O.;  in 
1893,  2  p.  c.;  none  since.  On  preferred  from  April,  1890,  to  July, 
1896,  inclusive,  5  p.  c.  yearly  (l^i  quar.);  none  since.  V.  64,  p.  135. 

BONDS.—  Western  Division  mortgage  covers  the  road  from  Toledo 
to  Truro  Junction,  139  miles,  and  also  (subject  to  the  first  mort- 
gage of  1885)  the  rest  of  the  property.  See  V.  55,  p.  322,  545,  590.  625. 

General  mortgage  of  1894  (Central  Trust  Co.,  New  York,  trustee)  Is 
for  $2,000,000,  secured  by  a  general  mortgage  on  all  the  railway,  prop- 
erty, terminals,  equipment,  rights  and  franchises  of  the  company  now 
owned  or  hereafter  acquired ;  $1,500,000  has  been  issued  to  pay  the 
indebtedness  incurred  and  to  be  incurred  in  the  completion  of  the 
Columbus  Line  and  in  acquiring  and  Improving  the  extensive  termin- 
als at  Columbus— see  V.  62,  p.  594. 

The  Toledo  4  Ohio  Central  guarantees  the  principal  and  interest  of 
the  Kanawha  4  Michigan  first  mortgage  bonds.  (See  that  company.) 

GENERAL  FINANCES. — In  March,  1896,  were  listed  on  the  New  York 
Stock  Exchange  $1,600,000  general  mortgage  bonds  issued  for  the 
purposes  stated  in  V.  62,  p.  594. 

The  unencumbered  equipment  consists  of  73  locomotives,  34  passen 
ger  cars  and  2,862  freight  oars.   The  car  trust  obligations  now  in  force 
cover  14  locomotives  and  2,850  freight  cars;  they  have  been  reduced 
from  $1,181,284  to  $363,206  on  June  30, 1896;  $161,062  are  7s. 

Gross  Net  Fixed        Pal.,incl- 

EARNINGS.—  5  mos.  earnings.  earnings.  Charges,  oth.  income' 
July  1  to  (1896 #764,690  $189,471  $189,397  $1,732 

Nov.  3OH895 911,491  307,708  196,638  112.389 

FLOATING  DEBT.— On  June  30,  1896,  loans  and  bills  payable  were 
$413,240. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Annual  meeting  is  held 
at  Toledo  on  the  first  Monday  in  September.  Report  for  1895-96  was 
In  V.  63,  p.  752.  Of  total  tonnage  60  per  cent  in  1895-96  was  bi- 
tuminous coal. 

Tears  ending  June  30—  1896. 

Miles  operated 372 


1895.  1894. 

367  347 

$1.903,990  $1,648,538 

$605,584  $527,918 

9,421  11,899 

$615,005  $539,817 

424,265  367,378 

185,400  244,682 

Balance def.$27,586        sur.  $5,340  def.$72,243 

-( V.  63,  p.  226,  457,  758,  756 ;  V.  64,  p.  135.) 


Gross  earnings $1,944,503 

Net  earnings $617,845 

Other  income 9,533 

Total  net  income $627,378 

Interest,  taxes,  etc 469,564 

Dividends 185,400 


JAXUABY,  1W7.J 


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RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bondit 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Hmnls—  Prim  i- 
pal.When  Due. 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  notes 
on  first  page  of  tables. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Dividend. 

Tol.  A  Okio  Cent.  Ki/.-Marletta  Mineral  1st  M.,  g.. 
Int  mortgage  for  *1,JHX),OOO,  gold  ..-0* 

45 
15 

1885 

IMS* 

1  *!i  i 
1887 

$1OO  Ac. 

1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

$650,000 
850,000 
600,000 
4,895,000 
219,645 
11,250,000 
5,805,000 
166,374 
9,000,000 
938,859 

1* 

4g. 

M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
F.  A  A. 
J.   A  J. 
Jan. 

May,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 
See  text. 
In  default. 
N.  Y.,  Third  Nat.  Bank. 
N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  T.  Co. 

May  1,  1915 
Nov.  1,  1938 
Aug.  1,  1911 
July  1,  1917 
1905 

Toledo  Peoria  *  iRW.-lstM.,  (for  $5,000,000),  g.o" 

230 

ToUdo  St.  LouU*  A'anjo*  City.—  Common  stock... 
Preferred  stock.  4  per  cent,  non  oamulatlve  

451 
451 

.... 

100 
100 

:::::::::: 

5 
6g. 

J.'A'D. 

451 

1886 

i.obo 

Dec.  '92,  coup,  last  paid 

June  1,  191fr 
Monthly. 

Note*  payable,  incl.  equip,  contract*,  June  30/95. 

100 

1,000 
100 
1,000 
1,000 

1.00(1 
1,000 
1,000 
50 
1,0(10 
100 
1,000 
100 
500  Ac. 

100 

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

1,600,000 
1,636,000 
2,500,000 
1,500,000 
1,008,000 

250,000 
190,000 
275,000 
1,000,000 
1,794,600 
1,852,000 
200,000 
187,500 
60,868,500 
6,475,000 
1,598,000 
1,920,000 
5,999,000 
8,837,000 
2,400,000 

::::: 

:::::::::: 

96 
125 
125 

1888 
1891 

lH!t:i 
IH'.Iji 

1883 
1882 
1888 

5 

J.   A   J. 


N.Y.,  Office,  271  B'  way. 

July  1,  1918 

Tolttto  Wtilnoitfling  Valley  <£  Ohio  Stock 

Gen  M  (920  OOO  p  m.),  )  A,  guar.  p.  &1  o* 

4>ag. 

5 
7  per  an. 
5 

J.   A   J. 
J.    A   J. 

Sem-an. 
J.   A  J. 

N.Y.,  Farmers'  L'n  ATr. 
do             do 

July  1,  1931 
July  1,  193* 
1946 
Jan.   1,  1933 
Jan.   1,  193* 

94  000.000  gOm            I  B            do                     o" 

Toronto  Hamilton  &  Ilulftito—l&t  mortgage,  gold.  .  . 

"26 

July,  '95,  paid  Aug.,  '96 

Troy  A  Gnenbuth—  Stock.  7  per  cent  rental*  N.Y.C. 
Tyrone  <*  Clear  Jicl<l—l*l  M.,  guar.  p.  A  1.  Pa.  RR.  . 
Ulster*  Delaware—  Stock  ($3,000.000  authorized).  . 
Consol.  H.  for  $2,000,000,  gold       o* 

6 
105 

102 

N.  Y.,  Or.  Cent.  Station. 
All  owned  by  Penn.  RR. 

Jan.   2,  1912 

5g. 

J.   A  D. 

N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 

June  1,  1928 

£Tri(](/  j//<i   VullfU     Stock 

1st  M.,f250,OOO,$12,5'66  p'm.YgY,  red.  at  lib  cv.t  r 
ITnion  Pacific—  Stock 

.... 

1893 

5g. 

J.   A  J. 

N.  Y.,  De  Coppet  A  Co. 

Jan.   2,  1933 
Apr.  1,  1884 
Jan.   1,  1899 
Jan.   1,  189T 
July  1,  1897 
Jan.   1,  1898 
July  1,  189» 
Jan.   1,  1899- 

1st  M.,  Omaha  to  near  Ogden,  1,035  miles,  gold. 
Do                   do                   do 
Do                   do                   do                   . 
Do                   do                   do 
Do                   do                   do                   . 
Do                   do                   do 

1,035 
1,035 
1,035 
1,035 
1,035 
1,035 

1866 

1  8f.7 
1867 
1868 
ISfiS 
1869 

6g. 
6  g. 
6  g. 
6g. 
6  g. 
6  g. 

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

July,'9B,pd.  Nov.  19,'96 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
lo              do 
do             do 

Toledo  tc  Onto  Central  Extension.—  Owns  from  Moore's 
Junction  to  Palos,  Ohio,  41  miles;  branches,  8  miles;  total  owned 
49  miles;  trackage  (Baltimore  <b  Ohio  So.  Western)  Marietta 
to  Moore's  Junction,  Ohio,  3  miles.  Of  the  first  5s  $300,000  (Nos. 
1  to  300)  had  Interest  guaranteed  by  the  Tol.  <fe  Ohio  Cent.  RR.  Co.  The 
guaranteed  Interest  Is  being  paid  by  the  F.  A  O.  C.  A  receiver  was  ap- 
pointed In  Nov.,  1893  ;  receiver  now  Is  T.  D.  Dale,  of  Marietta,  Ohio. 
Receivers'  certificates  for  $25,000  have  been  Issued.  Foreclosure  suits 
under  three  mortgages  have  been  consolidated.  J.S.  Durand,  146  Broad- 
way, N.  Y.,  is  jecretary  of  Marietta  Mineral  Ry.  bondholders'  commit- 
tee. J.  L.  Farrell,  66  Broadway,  N.  Y.,  is  secretary  ot  first  and  general 
mortgage  committee.  On  July  1,  1895,  capital  stock  was  $2,100,000  ; 
equipment  obligations,  $18,803;  current  liabilities,  $68,367. 

EARNINGS.-  For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $66,466  ;  net, 
(1,381.  In  1894-95,  gross,  $52,718  ;  deficit  under  operating  ex- 
penses, $4,595  ;  other  Income.  $2,525.  In  1893-4,  gVoss,  $49,881; 
deficit  under  oper.  exp.,  $21,337.  (V.  57,  p.  854,  894.) 

Toledo  Peoria  tc.  Western  Ry.—  (See  Map  of  Pennsylvania  RR.) 
—Owns  from  Effner,  Indiana  State  line,  to  Warsaw,  m.,  220  miles  ;  La 
Harpe  to  Iowa,  m.,  10  m.;  jointly  with  Wabash,  1  mile  ;  trackage  to 
Peoria  and  Burlington,  la.,  17  m.;  total,  248  miles. 

ORGANIZATION.—  In  1894  joint  ownership  and  management  by  Pa. 
RR.  and  C.  B.  &  Q.  was  arranged. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS.—  Stock  is  $4,500,000  (par  $100),  of  which  $423,- 
100  Is  In  treasury.  Abstract  of  mortgage  (Charles  Moran,  Thomas 
Denny  and  Cornelius  B.  Gold,  trustees).  (V.  45,  p.  242.)  As  to  voting 
power  on  bonds  see  V.  61,  p.  514. 

In  October,  1S94,  coupons  of  July  1,  1894,  and  Jan.  1,  and  July 
1,  1895  (3  coupons),  were  paid  $5  in  cash  and  $15  In  debenture  5  p.  o. 
scrip  payable  10  years  from  Jan.  1,  1895,  for  each  coupon  ;  said  scrip 
secured  by  deposit  of  the  coupons  funded.  (See  V.  61,  p.  514.)  Coupons 
due  Jan,  1,  1897,  were  paid  in  cash  on  that  date.  Bills  payable  (for 
equipment),  June  30,  1896,  $297,190. 

EARNINGS.—  4  months,     )  1896  .........  Gross,  $323,758;  net,  $85,897 

July  1  to  Oct.  31.  51895  .........  Gross,  357,931;  net,  96,418 

Def.  under  4  mos.  charges,  $1,993  In  1896;  surplus,  $14,881  in  1895. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.—  Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Report  for  1895-96  In 
T.  63,  p.  501,  showed  results  as  follows. 

Year.  dross  Earn'gi.     Net  Revenue.     Int.  it  Taxes,       Balance. 

1895-96  ........  $1,010,270  $262,638  a253,549       sur.-9,OS9 

1894-95  ........       953,238  208,977  240,371       def.31,394 

—  (V.  59,  p.  29,  514,  601,  <5j/;  V.  61,  p.  514;  V.  63,  p.  26,  501.) 

Toledo  St.  Louis  tc  Kansas  City.—  ROAD—  Owns  from  Toledo 
to  East  St.  Louis,  451  miles  (61>a  Ibs.  steel);  sidings,  etc.,  72  miles, 
also  has  trackage  to  St.  Louig  and  Toledo  Union  depots. 

BKCEIVERSHIP,REOROANIZATION,&C.—  OnMayl9,  1893,  receiver  wa8 
appointed;  receiver  is  now  R.  B.  F.  Peirce.  In  December,  1895, 
9169,000  certificates  were  authorized  for  new  coal  cars. 

Pint  mortgage  bondholder?  committee  (address.  Continental  Trust 
Company,  N.  Y.),  consists  of  John  C.  Havemeyer,  H.  O.  Armour  R  B 
Hartshorne,  O.  T.  Bannard  and  Morton  S.  Paton.  In  September,  1895. 
nearly  $8,000,000  bonds  had  been  deposited  with  them.  Certificates 
of  deposit  of  bonds  were  listed  on  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange  In  Nov  1893 
In  Oct.,  1896,  foreclosure  was  being  pushed.  The  Circuit  Court  hav- 
ing decided  that  the  preferred  stock  had  no  Hen,  the  case  has  been 
appealed  ;  decision  is  hoped  for  In  February,  1897.  (V.  64,  p.  182.) 

Preferred  stockholders'  ctmmittre:  J.  M.  Qulgley,  of  N.  Y.,  Halsey  J. 
Boardman,  Boston,  and  Charles  Ilaiulln,  Bangor,  Me.—  (V.  62,  p.  742.) 

BoNDS.-The  first  mortgage,  bonds  carry  coupons  of  June  1,  1893. 
Farmers'  Loan  &  Trust  Co.  and  J.  E.  McDonald,  mortgage  trustees 
Abstract  of  mortgage  In  V.  45,  p.  403.  On  July  1,  1895,  there  were 

|38,H59  notes  payable,  Including  equipment  contracts;  current  lia- 
bilities, including  over-due  coupons.  $1,669,882. 

There  arc  also  purchase  money  Judgments  from  previous  foreclosure, 
amounting  to  $-100,000,  carrying  interest,  which  are  claimed  to  be  a 
lien  ahead  of  first  moitgage  bonds.  See  V.  63,  p  839 

1898' 


1895-96 
1894-95 
1893-94 


^^^  Reportfor  1894-95  was 

$2,005.755    $442,137 


,. 

1.819.399 
1,536,681 


, 

406,473 
262,908 


540,000 
540,000 


$9(MXK> 
90  COO 
SS^OO 


. 

def 
def! 


223  527 
3G5;792 


, 
N.  Y.  office,  44  Wall  St-(V.  63,  p.  756,  839,  970;  V.  64,  p,  42,  182.) 


10  Saglnaw  &  HI uskeKon.— From  Muskegon,  Mich.,  to  Ash- 
fa.,  96  miles,  connecting  with  the  Toledo  Ann  Arbor  A  North 
"Sfn™  2n«All'fll£t.1'  18?8-tne  Grand  Trunk  of  Canada  purchased 
««)  $1,600,000  stock  Issued,  and  above  bonds  were  Issued  having  a 
traffic  guarantee  from  that  road  and  the  Chicago  A  Grand  Trunk. 

i^wST Dee' 8 «Q?roS  .£{£•..  Interest.  Deficit.  Advanced.tfl) 

>95 $<<4,357  def.$18,452  $81,800  $100,252  836959 

1894 £5,383  net,  1,248  78,000  76,752  38,843 

U  These  sums  were  advanced  under  traffic  guarantee. 


Toledo.  Walhoiidliig  Valley  tc  Ohio.— Owns  road  in  opera- 
tion from  Toledo  Junction  to  Toledo,  O.,  80  miles,  and  from  Loudon- 
ville  to  Coshocton,  O.,  45  miles;  trackage  (Pitts.  Ft.  W.  A  C.), 
Toledo  Jet.  to  West  Loudonville,  25  miles ;  total,  150  miles. 

LEASE,  ETC. — Leased  for  net  earns,  to  the  Penn.  Co.,  which  Jan.  1, 
1896,  owned  $580,000  of  the  stock  and  guarantees  the  bonds.  The- 
bonds  are  not  subject  to  call. 

EARNINGS.— For  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1895,  gross,  $715,729;  net, 
$161,703;  interest  on  bonds,  #112,860;  rentals,  etc.,  $9,878;  better- 
ments, $5,720 ;  balance,  surplus,  $33,245.  In  1894  gross,  $622,711. 

Toronto  Hamilton  tc  Buffalo  RK.— Road,  Hamilton  to 
Waterford,  Ont.,  43  miles,  and  Hamilton  to  Welland,  38  miles,  in 
operation  in  February,  1896;  connects  at  Hamilton  with  Grand 
Trunk  of  Canada.  (See  V.  62,  p.  319.)  Lease  of  the  St.  Catherlnes- 
&  Niagara  Central  (St.  Catherines  to  Niagara  Falls,  12  miles),, 
when  extended  to  connect  with  T.  H.  A  B.,  was  under  consider- 
ation  in  1896.  V.  63,  p.  359.  First  mortgage  bonds  will  be  authorized 
at  $10,OOO  per  mile  of  single  main  track  and  $7,500  per  mile  of  second 
track.  The  American  Loan  A  Trust  Co.  of  Boston  Is  trustee  of  new 
mortgage.  For  traffic  agreement  with  N.  Y.  Central,  Michigan  Central. 
Canada  Southern  and  Canadian  Pacific  [which  four  companies  will 
own  and  place  in  trust  70  per  cent  of  the  capital  stock],  see  V.  61,  p. 
753.  (V.  61,  p.  197,  753;  V.  62,  p.  319,  871;  V.  63,  p.  359.) 

Traverse  City  RR.— Owns  road  from  Walton  to  Traverse  City.. 
Mich.,  2H  miles;  opened  in  1872.  Leased  in  1883  to  Grand  Rapids  A 
Indiana  RR.,  but  not  included  in  the  reorganization  of  that  company 
in  1896.  Capital  stock  is  $205,000;  par  $100.  President,  Perry 
Hannah,  Traverse  City,  Mich. 

Troy  tc  Greenbusb.— Owns  from  Troy  to  Albany,  6  miles,  double- 
track ;  leased  to  N.  Y.  Central  In  1851. 

Ulster  &  Delaware.— Owns  from  Rondout  (Hudson  River),  N.  Y. 
to  Stamford,  74  m.;  proprietary  roads  leased,  entire  stock  owned. 
Delaware  A  Otsego  RR.,  Hobart  to  Bloomville,  9  miles ;  Stony  Clove  A 
Catskill  Mt.  RR.  (narrow  gauge),  Phojnieia  to  Hunter,  15  miles ;  Hobart 
Branch  RR.,  4  miles.  Owns  Kaaterskill  RR.,  7  miles.  Total,  109  miles 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Statement  for  1895-96  was  in  V.  63,  p.  556. 
Tn.end.  JuneSO.  Gross.          Net.         Other  inc.  Int.,  taxes, etc.  Sal.,  sur 

1895-96 $419,354     $104,441        $16,707       $112,370          $8,778 

1894-95 405,227          90,148          34,128          113,128          11,148 

—  (V.  59,  p.  880;  V.  61,  p.  364;  V.  63,  p.  556  ) 

Unadllla  Valley  Railway.— Owns  road  from  Bridgewater  to- 
Now  Berlin,  N.  Y.;  20  miles  opened  in  July,  1895.  Connects  D.  L.  A 
W.  with  New  Berlin  branch  of  N.  Y.  O.  A  W. 

Union  Pacific  Railway.— Lines  owned  directly.— Main  linfr 
(former  Union  Pacific  Railroad)  Council  Bluffs  to  Ogden  and  branches. 
1,039  miles;  former  Kansas  Pacific  Railway,  Kansas  City  to  Denver, 
643  miles,  and  Leavenworth  to  Lawrence,  34  miles ;  former  Denver 
Pacific  R'y,  Denver  to  Cheyenne,  106  miles ;  total  owned,  1,822  miles. 

The  "Union  Pacific  System"  on  January  1, 1896,  comprised  4,904 
miles  (same  as  in  1895),  against  7,691  miles  in  1894,  the  Denver  L.  & 
G.,  Ore.  Ry.  A  Nav.,  Un.  Pac.  D.  A  G.  and  Ft.  Worth  A  Denver  City- 
lines  having  passed  into  the  hands  of  separate  receivers. 


Lines  owned  <t  controlled.    Mile* 

Kansas  City  &  Omaha If    193 

U.  P.  Lincoln  A  Colorado..  .11    225 
Eight  small  roads 338- 

Total  Jan.  1, 1896 4,904 


Lines  owned  <*  controlled.    Miles. 

Union  Pacific 111,822 

Kansas  Central 165 

Omaha  A  Republican  Val 482 

Oregon  8.  L.  A  Utah  Nor....1Tl,428 
8t._Jpseph  &  Grand  IslMJ. .  .IT    251 

II  These  properties,  having  securities  of  their  own  held  by  the  public, 
are  separately  described  in  this  SUPPLEMENT. 

Also  controlled  the  Central  Branch  Unii-ii  Pacific  and  leased  lines(389 
miles)  which  are  operated  by  the  Missouri  Pacific  under  an 
agreement  with  Union  Pacific  for  twenty-five  years  from  1885. 
Also  owns  jointly  with  other  companies  Montana  Union,  72  miles. 
Grand  total,  including  one-half  Montana  Union  was  5,328  miles  on- 
Jan.  J,  1896,  against  8,167  miles  in  1894. 

In  July,  189«,  the  Oregon  Short  Line,  St.  Joseph  &  Grand  Island 
and  Kansas  City  &  Omaha,  included  above  (1,872  miles  in  all),  were- 
being  separately  organized,  and  appeared  likely  to  pass  permanently 
out  of  the  system. 

HISTORY,  Ac.— This  Railway  company  was  formed  by  consolidation. 
Jan.  24, 1880,  of  Union  Pacific  RR.  and  Kansas  Pacific  and  Denver 
Pacific.  The  Union  Pacific  RR.  was  chartered  July  1, 1862. 

The  Kansas  Pacific  was  organized  as  "  Leavenworth  Pawnee  &  West- 
ern" in  1861;  then  changed  to  "Union  Pacific,  Eastern  Division,"  June- 
6.  1863,  and  to  "  Kansas  Pacific"  on  March  3,  1869.  The  line  connect- 
ing the  Kansas  Pacific  with  the  Union  Pacific  was  constructed  by  the- 
Kansas  Pacific  under  a  charter  dated  Nov.  19, 1867,  and  was  opened 
Jan.  1, 1871.  The  Kansas  Pacific  Eastern  Div.  anil  the  Middle  Div. 
bonds  are  designated  on  the  bonds  Union  Pacific  Eastern  Div.,  that 
being  the  corporate  title  of  road  in  1865  66  when  bonds  were  issued. 

RECEIVERSHIP.— President  S.  H.  H.  Clark,  Oliver  W.   Mink  and  E. 
Ellery  Anderson  were  appointed  receivers  October  13, 1893,  (V.  57 
p.  639).     In  November   Frederic  R.  Coudert  and   J.   W.  Doane   ap- 
pointed additional  receivers.    New  York  office,  27  William  Street. 

FORECLOSURE.— In  January,  1897,  the  Attorney  General  of  the- 
United  States  entered  into  an  agreement  with  the  Fitzgerald  rear' 


JAXCABY,  1S07.J 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


135 


RAILROADS. 


Per  explanation  of  column  heading*.  Ac. 
on  Bnt  page  of  table*. 


Mile*    Date 

tee  note*     of         of 
Road.  Bond* 


3d  mortgage. 

•J.I  uioi 


reney  (G 
*» 


idy)... 


3d  mortgage,  currency  (  Joverumcnt  iub*ldr) . . . 
9.  F.  BdlfTon  rood  (l*t  on  land)  g.,  *ee  text. .eAr 
Omaha  bridge  bond*  (..  L  drawn  at  1 1O)  JoULe-Ar 

Bonewal  ((Inking  fund,  not  drawn),  gold c 

gf  an*a*  Pacific  bonde— 

Kaet.DlT.-U.  P_E-  D."  l*t  M.,91«,OOOp.m..g. 
Mid.  DtT.  "Union  Pae.,  E.  D."  lit  mort.,  gold . . . 
Id  mortgage  (to  U.S.  GOT.)  on  394m.  W.  Mo.  R. 
!>..  do  do 

Do  do  do 

Do  do  do 

Leavenworth  Br.,  let  M.  (9583.000  In  tnut). .. 

£SSsi^gil!lffsaS& 


1.035 
1.035 
1,035 
1.035 
1,035 

4 
140 


•M 

:!;u 

• 

191 


e    661 

661 

gr.  gold,  notdrti  .o-  Text. 
*.  Ldrawn  at  109.0- 


OnUoIlr«o^Dll^A^nr&3MMM>0).C c- 

Kan.  DlT.  and  OoL  Tr.  M.,  gold.  red.  at  1 10. . . Ye', 
Collat.  tract  gold  note*  fori24.boO.000. a 

*a£^»£!!:£y.a$£A^..r 
-*  *&&&?** 


t  P  lodged  for  U.  F.  OoL  Tr. 


.. 
noM  6*  of  '01. 


767 


1866 
L997 
1898 

!-»:•• 
1879 

1-71 
I--'. 

1865 
1866 
1865 

[fee 

1997 


1866 
1869 
1869 
1866 
1866 
1879 
1879 
1888 
1889 
1891 
1891 


Size,  or 

Par 
Value. 


•1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
*200 
1,000 

•1.000 
1,000 


1,000 
1.000 
1.000 

.'.O  A.- 

i.boo 

1,000 
1,000 
1.000 
1.000 
l.OOOAe 
1.000 
1,000 
1,000 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Amount 
Outstanding 


Hat*  I.IT 


Cent.     Payable 


94.330.000 
3340,000 

IS.919,613 

3.157.0UO 

3,738.000 

l!i  4.1  HK1 

1.056,000 

2,082.000 

4,063.000 

640.000 

1 .440,000 

•_>,-,  HI. 000 

1,423.000 

15.000 

4.000 

5,887.000 

\         30.400 

11,734,000  i 

3,559.000 

4.677.000 

2.080.000 

'S,000,000 

8,488,000 

7J.IKH) 

431,000 

1800,000 


M.  A  'B. 

J8: 

A  A. 
A  D. 


When 


U.S.  Treat.,  at  maturity, 
do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

Mar., '96,  conn,  last  pd. 

N. Y.J.P.M. A  Co.  A  Lon. 

Oct.  '94  pd.  NOT.  2/94. 

Aog.,'95,  pd  NOT.19/90 
Dec./94,  pd.  NOT.  19/96 


M.  A 
M.  A 
J.  A 
J.  A 
M.  A 
M.  A 
K.  A 
A.  A 
A.  A 
A  A 


Where  parable,  and  by 
Whom. 


Kondt— Prtncl. 
pal, When  Dne 


May,  "93,  coup.  laat  pd. 

do  do 

May  .  '94,  pd.  July  17/96 


Dividend. 


NoT.,'93.  pd.  Dpe.15/93 
N.  Y..  Union  Tru*t  Oo.| 
Dee./96,  pd.  Jan.  1 1  ,-97 
May.  '93,  coup,  lait  pd. 

N.Y.J.P.M:A6o.ABo«t. 
See  text. 
Bee  text. 
Bee  text. 


Feb.  1.  1896 

Jan.  1,  1897 

Jan.  1,  1899 

Jan.  1,  1899 

Sept.  1,  1899 

Apr.  1,  1896 

Got.  1,  1915 

Aug.  1.  1895 
June  1,  1899 
NOT.  1,  1895 
Jan.  1,  1896 
Jan.  1.  1897 
Jan.  1,  1898 
Jan.  1,  1896 
May  1,  1899 
May  1,  1899 
July  1,  1916 
July  1,  1916 
May  1,  1919 
July  1,  1908 
Deo.  1,  1907 
NOT.  1,  1918 
May  1,  1921 

Bee  text. 
973.000  y'rly. 
310.500  yTly. 
974,000  y'rly. 


Ditto*  far  the  tumlmon  aale  of  Uu*  property  under 
>  and  the  OeTemoiont  lien,  a  *y  ndleate  ruaran- 
rtoe949.764/MO.    Thl*  U. 


to  U.  i-~bclew).etfc.  are  reducing 'the  actual  net  money  to  be  paid  to 
About  92a.991.i36.  Be.  CBBOm&B  of  Jan.  80. 1997. 

BBoaoA*UATt<»  PLAB.— The  pla*.  V.  61.  p.  7OI.  iesned  ta  October. 
1999.  by  the  following  committee:  LouU  Fitzgerald.  Mnrrln  Huhltt. 
Channeey  M.  DrpcO eeeb  U.  BehlaT.  Oliver  AmeeTtt.  and  T.  JegSnon 
^oolldge.  Jr.,  provide*  for  the  formed**  of  a  new  company,  and  for  the 

lilomaneeor  the  eeewtUo*  below  •coUonod.  In  October.  1899.  the 
•committee  held  90  per  cent  of  all  the  bond*  afloat  and  about  94  per 
eeat  of  all  the  mrtftt  anting  *tock.  T.  93*  p.  463- 

On  Jan.  29. 1997.  t^eemmluoeannineiiia'  that  baring  made  the 

Ir^rltlf^onealaatlon     Ho  material  change  ta  the  nian,  theyiey. 
'  theewh  tho*  mar  deeJdeTe  radnoe  the  allirtmiat  of 
anTZnoroaee  thTallct~e.l of  preferred etoek  to  be 
le    o*n**l«   nod    tho    Union     Ptdfie 
e  total  lien*  under  the  new  fint  moil- 


..jTSPS. 

etUlag  fond  9*  ta  order  that  U 
fnge  may   bo  rotocod   to  97 

•wrattve  a*  *eon  a*  It  I*  eertal 
tCrn*  not  now  prevalltng.    Boo 


Tho  plan  will  be  declared 
will  ereate  no 


Banker  Ameferdom;  Dontorhe Torotn*baal 


CMBOWICL*  >f  Jan.  80. 1997 

of  How  York,  Old  Colony 


For  original  plan,  btit  BOO  note  1  below 


gold  to«4*.te  be*  plated  Jael "I. :  1897."  ntore***JAJ. 
9100400.000,  but  the  eommltteo  nndor  dale  of  Jan. 
M.  1997.  annoeneod  Me  Intention  of  Itaattlng  Ihfr 

Of  wUeh  tor  eld  bond*  to  b* 'retired'." 
[subject  to  mi  Mention  of  allotment  to  Junior  eeewH 

ttea.  notably  elnkina-  fund  B*  ao4  K.  P.  »e»«ol«.l 
Balance  reeerreo!  for  urnemont  of  Uoverameejt  debt.  Ac. 

***  •toTSe**^'1'00' 
Into*  Pacific  deb* 


-•,,.»,..-, 


Not  filed. 


lot  mortgagee* tl.ooo 

•(•king  fund  ft*  '1,000 

OMhn  Brio**  B.  1400 

Omoho  Bridge  renewal  B*  .1.000 

i Fnelac  DtTtoional  let 9* l.ooo  BOO 

6.  ..    T/900          TBOO 

i  DlTl«»on  and  collateral  5* 

•i* of  eM  lonvjo.  -  •'  '  ••' 

n  Mock  par*  naiH '918  per  •hare IB          91OO 

7  1  Bo*  paragraph  pneafllnj.  "  iMfftllmrtf*"  above  a*  to  change  eon- 


BOO 


raph  pneoillni 
••MUm  In  January.  1B977 

Aittittmntl  »f  fnl*n*t    Intfrxt  In  defanlt  »n  and  to  Jan.  1,  1«97.on 
:  «t  •»  and  all  K.  P.  in  6*  to  be  paid  In  ra»h  a*  It  mataro*;  the 
«nVroneo  In  rate  (3  prr  cent)  between  old  bond  evrmidend  and  new 


.     . 

rate  (3  prr  cent)  between  old  bond  evrmidend  and  new 
e  adJiwtMl  te  the  maturity  nr  the  old  bond  by  a  r«»  ney 
time  the  new  bond*  are  iMoml.  Defaulted  Intercot  on  f7t. 

r  orat  In  new  pi  era  tod. 

Mte.-A  eyndionle  will  fenl*h  the  *um  or  *IO. 

oromii>oM.etc..and  theymay  be  called  upon  U 

the  amount  to  9I5.OOO.OOO.    Another  .indicate, 


o<.>..»>  •  >.- 
•nMennryte" 

of  ta*  aaaM  nenonnoL  It  to  etatod 
i  bid  of  945.7B4.OUO  to  the  Ow 
KMT  IsartrM,  *  Oimminm.  9 


.. 
It  to  etntod.  a*  the  loot,  •nwnntoo*  the  mini- 


.eparate  itatrment  for  t  hi*  Oo. 
.    Ml    I» Tbornell.  (J.  J.  Wctxlar. 
«.  p.  52J. 

••  Ormmitlff*.— See  the  nveral  *Utenien1*  ta  thl*  Brrn.KMBrr 
•for  the  Mbokttnry  rood*.  Oregon  Bhort  Line.  etc. 

Dirr  n.  U.  t.-l*Ur**o*  the  U.  8.  loan*  to  not  obligator/  till  the 
,          :••)  to  doe,  but  the  Thurman  act  of  May.  1878.  provide*  that 
noatof  the  net  earning*  after  dedaettng  lntere*t  on  the  flret 

.>...-    I  •  .r.- 


_,   nnnnallT  to  tntoroot  ns4  ntnkln«C3r 
•••or.  4oM**lf.  *.  wa*  One  etotod  Jan.  1,  1897.     Principal. 
J87.3M.M3;  tn**reot  neerned  and  not  paid.  •887,49'k;  Interon  paid 
^^P»*d  9tn>«n.  949,094,744:  repaid  by  Uakm  rnol«e1.916,13O,O78| 


.  .    . 

M3;  tn**reot  neerne 
d  9tn>«n.  949,094,7 
of  iBUrwrtprnM  by 
•  dee  for  jrteetpai. 


4: 

U. 


U.  «.;  939^64.666.     On  Km 
9oV999409 1  Urtcreot,  96,478 
IMM  ulnklnx  fund,  amoun     ' 
•atBring  In  1896-99.    V.  57,  r.  896. 


Intereet,  99^78.010. 
lnlo»e»t.  foa*  ulnktnc  fund,  amounted  In  1899 


Total 


on  January  1. 1897.  the  nnfinfftatd  for  <7.  f.  dfbt  Invented  In  RR. 
and  U.8.  bond*  (par  raluc)  wa*  915,215.350.  and  the  ca*h  uninvested 
wa*  91.847.414;  total,  917.O6t.664. 

Bonne.— Of  the  linking  f**d  8*  duo  Sept.  1, 1893,  93.730.000  were 
extended  at  the  *ame  rate  for  dx  yean.  Bee  V.  57.  p.  257.  Theee 
bond*  oan  now  be  drawn  at  par.  They  covered.  Jan.  1. 1896,  3.3O2.- 
000  acre*  of  land,  of  which  70^000  acre*  agricultural.  2.432.OOO  aere* 
grastnit  and  1  .OOO.OOO  acre*  arid ;  al*o  land  contract*  for  93.672.712. 
A*  to  default  la  Sept..  log*  *oe  T.  63.  p.  4O7. 

Or  th«  91.O56.0OO  Om«ia  Rridffe  rrnftral  5*  glTOB  aDOTe  a*  out 
.9149.000  are  held  under  the  tnut  Indenture  of  1891  and 


-  .i.-j.mio 


. 

troetof 

..f 
In  A 


In  treasury  or  the  r*ee«v«r  on  Jan.  1. 1896. 

PMi^CMMb. -The  mortgage  oaet  ' 
p.  989,  *ee  aleo  editorial*  In  V.  58.  p.  M  . 
union  PacMc  eeUcmrejl  tnut  6*  and  6*  are  eoanred  by  depoilt  In 


Menrln*  th«n  bond*  wa*  In 
.  985,  and  V.  59.  p.  8. 


Kit.    (See  lUt.  V.  59,  p.  192.)    V.  63.  p.  117. 
ttllfHnl  irtut  fold  n 


1894, 


918^80,000  ttUuttrul  tnut  guU  nota*   which  were  lora^d 
1891.  to  And  ••e.ttng  debt  97.100,000  had  been  retired 
of  aoDnonml  prior  to  July  24.1 893.    9eell*t  nt  collateral 
»  on  Dee.  31.  1899,  In  V.  63.  p.  1117.  and  nbatraet  of 
'      (or  1891 )  were  due  Aug.  1. 


note* 


I    «»U     AJW.  01.    AOW,    !• 

leod  la  V.  63.  p.  938-631.    Theee 

bat  Intereei  wn*  paid  and  holder*  wore  adTlead  not  to  preen 
ton  at  that  ttane.    TTa9.  p.JJM.    In  Jane.  189B.  only  f8.697.OOO 
•-.•61.000  on  Dee.  31, 1893.  and  It 


ncntaai  910.1 


•<r<  k-'.n  fli 


LlneAC.N.  eoll.tr.  5*..  ..Sept.,  1899 
oon«oL5*....0«t.V  1893 


wn*  thoukt  the  amout  had  boon  rodnoed  to  n  point  where  the  income 
from  collateral  would  eumoe  to  meet  regularly  the  Intereet  a*  It  ao- 
crne*.  9ee  T.  90.  p.  999:  T.  61,  p.  153.  The  tnutoe  aceentcd  to  tho 
Une  plan  In  April.  1996. 

tMrnlml  tnut  goU  noU»  t*  -Jamex 
Kdwln  F.  Alklnc  depositary.  Her- 
or  reonranliatlon  or  the  tnut  agrae- 

A  Oo.  oppoee  thl*  plan. 
Ooorow  PATMEjrra.-Th*  lact  eoapon  of  each  loan  paid  to  a*  follow*  : 

IVA™  ixiirf. 
Lnatpald. 
Laat  paid. 

Bt.  JoMphAOrand  !*land  lit NOT..  1999  At  maCurl  ; 

K.  P.eoeMl  9* NOT..  1999 

Kanaa*  Padflc,  DonTor  extra.  6* May,  1894* 

Koaraey  ABB.  l*t HOT.,  1999 

K.  P.  Middle  DlT.  6*..  Dee..    1894* 

Central  Branch  7* NOT..  1893 

Atch.  A  P1ke>  Peak  6* NOT..  1893 

Idaho  Central  l>t  mortgage  9*. Jan..  1894 

Kan.  Pae..  Eaetera  D1T..  tit  M.  6* Aug..  1899* 

Utah  Southern  gen.  aa#  I  «texten Jan.,  1994 

Utah  A  Northern  OOMOI.  5*. Jan.l.1W7 

Utah  A  North'n  equip,  traot  ft*  Int.  A  *.  f  .Oct.  1,1896 

Omaha  Bridge  renewal  5* Oct,     1894* 

•  .Inking  fund  8*. Oct.  1,1896* 

Utah  A  Northern  let  7*. Jan..    1997 

Orojon  Bhort  Line  lit  O. Aug..  1996 

U.  P.  finte* July.  1896 

U.  P.  eoU.tr.  gold  note*  of  1891 Feb.1,1897 

U.  P.  collateral  tnut  S*  of  1HM3 Dee.   1896 

D.  L.  AO.  eoUnteral  tn»t  4>«* May.  1993 

UnlonPaotBceoU.tr.  6*  of  1879 Jnn.1.1897 


Dee.  IB.  18 
July  17.  If 

I..-,     i:..  l» 

N..V.    I'...    1-, 

Jan.  22.  If 
Jan.  22,  1« 
K.I.  r.i,  i- 
NOT.  19,  IE 
Fell.  19,  18 
Jan.  19,  1897 
At  maturity. 
NOT.  2.  1894 
At  maturity. 

Jan..  1897 
NOT.  13,  1R98 
NOT.  19.  1896 
At  maturity. 
Jan.  11.  1M97 

Leet  paid. 
At  maturity. 

La*t  paid. 


PMIM 

were  c**hed  by 

upon  depoert  of  the  bonrt«  therewith, 
pound  tnterwt  on  the  overdue  coupon*  were 
In  Doc..  1899,  the  Committee  aim  agreed  to  porohaoe  orerdue 
Omaha  Bridge  renewal  eoapon*  on  bond*  depoetted. 

LA  VD  GnAirr.— Land*  uneold on  the  *CTeral  dlTlilon*  amounted  Jni.  1 , 
1899,  to  6,478.000  aero*.  Talued  at  910.4S3.26O,  and  pledged  to  oeoiire 
mortgan*  a*  *hown  aboTe.  Of  theee.  1,000.000  acre*  were  arid,  823,- 
000  agrtcultoral  and  4.660,000  gracing  land*.  In  the  year  1896  gnu* 
•alee  were  168.408  acre*  for  939O.712;  cancellation*  of  *ale*  of  pre 
Tlone  yean  wore  106.774  aero*  for  914II.IOO  Total  land  contract* 
outetandlng  January  1.1896.  •6.012.044.  Bee  V.  62,  p.  818. 

FiHAHcn*.  Ac.— Kan.  Pae.  "Kaitern  DlT."  6*  tor  92,2 lO.OOO.  which 
matured  Aag.  1. 1B96.  and  U.  P.  let  6*  tor  9O.475.OOO.  which  fell  due 
Jan.  1. 19967  alao  91,598,000  firat  6*  due  Jan.  1.  1H97,  and  Omaha 
Bridge  9*  due  April  1,  1996,  and  aim  94.32O,OOO  reoond  mortgaze 
(Uorernment  lleni  6.  due  Feb.  1,  1890,  and  93.84U.OOO  due  Jan.  1, 
1897,  were  not  paid. 

LATMT  EAKIHRO*.— For  11  month*  endlag  NOT.  30. 1890.  on  6,086 
average  mile*  operated  In  1896,  agalnit  the  name  mileage  In  1895. 

-Ona  tarningi .     , fftl  Knrnin 

IBM  1895.  l-:»; 


Jan   1  (o  JTo*  80. 

Union  P*dflc  By.... 91 3,206,098  913.193.8OO    94.1O5.101 
Oregon  B.  L.  A  U.  N. 


5,105,383 

04O.624 

1,312.906 


4,933,  U  I 
664.936 
1,181,933 


nat. ~ 

1895. 

. . 95,131.212 
2.335.1'-.-J       -J.l- 

127,949  105,743 

191,046          199,242 


Bt-Jo.  A()ran<l  l.r.l 
All  other  line* 

Tot."Un.Pae.By*."920,2flS.471  919,868,889    97^10,747    97,618,456 
Cent.  Br.  A  r«e<l  line*        007,172          547,914          166,257  41,171 

Grand  total  Of  all.  920,962 ,64  3  r-'0,41 1,763    97,660.004    97,059,027 


136 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


I  VOL. 


«ub.<Tt»MT.  will  confer  a  »reat  faror  br  «!»»•««  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Tables. 

RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road, 

Date 
of 

H  I- 

Size,  or 
Par 

Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OK  DIVIDENDS. 

pal.WhenDn*. 

for  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  §ee  note* 
on  am  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Stockt—  Last 
Dividend. 

9»io»raei*el**9er40ulf-*to<&  for  $36,000.000 
Receiver*'  certificate*,  red.  on  3  months'  notice. 
Colorado  Cent,  lit  H.,  LaSalleto  Julesburg,  Ao.c 
DenT.  Tex.  A  Ft.  Worth  1st  M.  ($20,OOO  p.m.Jg.o" 
Denver  Texas  A  Gulf  IstM.  ($20,OOO  p  n»g..c*r 
U  P  Den.AGulfcon.M.,gold.sub.tocallatI05.o' 
It.  Worth  A  Denver  City—  See  that  company. 
Pnfcm  Faeille  Lincoln  4  Colorado—  Stock.  
1st  M.  ($20,000  i>er  mile),  gold,  guaranteed  o 
Wniled  K.J.  KK.  *  Canal  Co.-HBtock,  10  p.  c.  gnar.  . 

271 
165 
138 

876 

225 

l*"i 
11 

K? 

1895 

1H7!) 

1HH7 

1887 
1890 

1888 

•7»-'76 

1878 
1883 
1889 
1894 

$100 

$33,837,093 
225,000 
4,788,000 
721,000 
1,032,000 
15,801,000 

3,309,800 
4,380,000 
21,240,400 
5,669,000 
841,000 
1,824,000 
6,020,000 
5,646,000 
4,OOO,OOO 
849,285 
800,000 
750,000 
400,000 
750,000 
400,000 

0 

7 
5g. 
»K. 
5  g. 

""o'g. 
10  p.  an. 
6g. 

I: 
U 

6  per  an. 
See  text. 
5 
5  per  an. 
5 
6 
5 

J."A"J. 
M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  D. 

A."A"O. 

Q.-J. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A   S. 
F.  A  A. 
H.  A   8. 
M.  A  8. 
M.  A  N. 
F&AIO 
J.    A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
F    A  A. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A   S. 

May  1,  1898- 
Jnly  1,  1909 
Nov.  1,  1937 
Apr.  1,  1937 
Dec.  1,  1939 

1,000 

1.000 
l.OOOAc 

1,000 

i'.ooo 

100 
1,000 

1.000 

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

Jan.,  '97,  not  pd.  Jan.  1 
May,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 
Oct.,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 
J  une,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 

Oct.,  "93,  coup,  last  pd. 
Phlla.  and  N.Y.,  Offices, 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
N.Y..N.  Bk.Com.  A  Phil. 
N.  Y.,  Del.  L.  A  W.  RR. 
Utlca,  N.  Y.,  On.  N.  Bk. 
N.  Y.,  Security  4  Tr.  Co. 
N.Y.,  Del.  Lack.  A  West, 
do              do 
N.  Y..  Mere.  Tr.  A  Bait. 
In  default. 

Apr.  1,  1918 

Jn.lO'97,2ia%. 
Mch.  1,  1901 
Sept.  1,  1908 
Feb.   1,  1923 
Sept.  1,  1929 
Mob.  1,  1944 
Nov.,  1896 
Text. 
July  1,  1939 
Jan.  '97,  2^%. 
Aug.  1,  1911 
Oct.    1,  1921 
Aug.  1,  1943 

UHeaOkm.  4Bu*q.  F<U.-8tock,6p.c.gn.byD.L.AW 

31 
12 
12 
62 

1889 

1881 
1881 
1693 

Tality  (N7r.>—  Stock,  5  p.  0.  guar.  by  D.  L.  A  W... 

Toilet  (Viryinia)-l»t  M.',  $1,000,666,  see  text....c 

1,000 

ANNUAL  RKPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  Deo.  31.    Annual  meeting  In  Bos-  | 
ton  last  Wednesday  in  Apnl.    Report  for  1895  was  given  In  CHRON-  , 
ICLE  V  62,  p.  818,  showing  results  as  follows  on  all  lines  operated 
by  the  receivers,  compared  with  results  for  same  lines  In  1894. 


Tear  entltng  Dec.  31— 

issin. 
4,904 

4,904 

$3,845,948 

$3,790,776 

15,151,311 

15,761,867 

1,968,894 

1,955,740 

211,280 

309,445 

Miscellaneous  

551,558 

621,974 

$21,728,991 

$22,439,802 

$7,151,158 

$5,603,007 

Out.  Branch  Un.  Pao.  net  earnings  

def  .$24  ,607 
53,065 

$46,988 
30,426 

212,476 

473,494 

Interest  on  coll.  trust  6  per  cent  bonds.. 
Interest  on  sinking  fund  8  p.  o.  bonds.  .  . 

327,300 
298,400 
350,775 

110,160 
149,200 

554,315 

def.13,762 

12.046 

7,382 

25,216 

$8,917.102 

$6,450,537 

$8,271,627 

$8,383,282 

768,597 

752,551 

88.354 

609 

13,813 

9,699 

$9,142,391 

$9,146,141 

def.225,289 

def.2,695,604 

United  States  requirements 

1,289,031 

1,261,716 

Balance,  deficit  ..........................  def.$l,514,320 


$3,957,320 


—  (V.  63,  p.  31. 117, 190,  aS,  270.  407, 516, 560,  561, 604,661,  881,  924, 
1011,1065,  1114,  1116,  1158;  V.  64,  p.  42,  85, 136, 182.) 

Union  Pacific  Denver  &  linir.— This  company's  road 
extends  from  Cheyenne,  Wy.,  to  Orin  Junction,  154  miles;  Denver 
to  Bessemer  Junction,  CoL,  128  miles;  Trinidad,  Col.,  to  Texas  State 
Line,  Tex.,  135  miles;  La  Salle,  Col.,  to  Julesburg,  151  miles;  branches 
189  miles  of  which  narrow  gauge),  332  miles;  total,  900  miles.  Of  this 
track  105  miles  are  3556-pound  iron  rails,  67  miles  of  69-75-pound 
iteel  rails;  balance.  40  to  60-pound  steel.  Trackage,  Denver  A  Rio 
Grande,  Pueblo  to  Walsenburg,  58  miles,  and  oranches,  16  miles.  Con- 
trolled Fort  Worth  A  Denver  City  RR.,  Texllne,  rexas.to  Fort  Worth,  455 
miles,  and  Pan-Handle  H..I  Iroad,  15  miles,  making  a  grand  total  In 
system  of  1,478  miles. 

ORGANIZATION.— This  was  a  consolidation  In  April.  1890,  of  the 
Colorado  Central,  Denver  Texas  A  Fort  Worth  and  several  Union  Pacific 
lines.  It  was  controlled  and  operated  under  traffic  contract  by  the 
Union  Pacific.  See  V.  49,  p.  720. 

In  Deo.,  1894,  the  Court  held  the  rental  ($185,000)  paid  to  Den- 
ver A  Klo  Grande  to  be  exorbitant  and  in  May,  1895,  a  new  arr.inge- 
ment  was  made  for  trackage  from  Pueblo  to  Walsf  nburg,  58  miles  (for 
$85,OOO  per  annum)  ana  $300,000  receivers'  certificates  were  sold  to 
build  a  new  line  from  Walsenburg  to  Trinidad,  40  miles.  (See  V.  59,  p. 
1105;  V.  60,  p.  240.) 

RECEIVERSHIP.— Bondholders'  committee,  G.  M.  Dodge,  Geo.  M.  Pull 
man,  Uriah  Herrmann,  Oliver  Ames,  H.  Walters  and  Henry  Lewis. 
V.  57,  p.  8O9.  Mr.  Frank  Trumbull  was  appointed  separate  receiver 
In  Deo.,  1893;  see  V.  59,  p.  783  Of  the  $300,000  receiver's  certificates 
outstanding,  $75,000  were  called  for  payment  Sept.  15, 1896. 

Denver  Ttrxat  <t  Oulf  and  Denver  Texas  A  Ft.  Worth  Committee.— 
Henry  B.  Ely,  B.  II.  Thomas,  W.  B.  Dlckerman  and  M.  L.  Scndder; 
depositary,  N.  Y.  Security  &  Trust  Co.,  46  Wall  Street,  N.  Y.— (V.  61, 
p.  710). 

DEFAULT.— The  last  coupon  paid  on  eaoh  loan  Is  shown  In  table  above 

STOCK.— Capital  authorized  $36,OOO,OOO,  of  which  $32,786,982  had 
been  issued  on  Oct.  12, 1893,  $13,251,882  of  this  being  owned  by  the 
Union  Pacific  Company  and  $3,406,800  by  the  company  itself.  In  ad- 
dition the  stock  of  constituent  companies  outstanding  on  October  12 
1893.  amounted  to  $1,050,111.  In  the  table  above  the  stock  Is  given 
as  reported  by  the  company  on  Oct.  12, 1893.  TheN.  Y.  Stock  Exchange 
In  January,  1897,  gave  the  stock  as  $31,151,700.  The  company  holds 
In  its  treasury  $7,766,000  of  the  common  stock  of  $9,375,000  of  the 
Fort  Worth  A  Denver  City  Railway  Co.,  which  see. 

BONDS,— Contois  are  Indorsed  with  the  U.  P.  guaranty  of  in- 
terest. See  V.  56,  p.  696.  Abstract  of  mortgage  V.  51,  p.  244  The 
total  Issue  of  Denver  Texas  A  Ft.  Worth  bonds  Is  $^4,575,000,  and  ol 
Denver  Texas  A  Gulf  bonds  $3,OOO.OOO;  the  balance  of  the  issues 
(3,854.000  and  $1,968,000  respectively,  being  held  for  the  U  P  Den 
rer  A  Gulf  consols.  The  Union  Pacific  report  for  1893  gave  consols 
for  $15,801  ,OOO  outstanding,  of  which  the  U.  P.  held  $7,338,OOO  and  the 
company  itself  4826.0OO.  Coupons  in  default  Deo.  31, 1894,  aggro^atec 
•1,297,650.  In  Nov.,  1896,  all  past-due  Colorado  Central  1st  mortgage 
coupons  had  been  paid;  Jan.,  1897,  coupons  were  not  paid  when  due. 


EARNINGS.— 11  months,  >  1896 Gross,  $2,829,124;  net,  $665,697 

Jan. .1  to  Nov.  30.       J  1895 Gross,    2,830,324;   net,    673,306: 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Report  for  1895  was  in  V.  62,  p.  545. 

fear  ending  Dee.  31.  1895.  1894.  1893. 

Gross  earnings $3,091,486       $2,847,055       $3,510,962 

Net  earnings $619,297          $445,988          $385,604 

Add  income  from  invest's,  <fcc.        24,876              22,583              47,450- 
Interest  on  bonds 1,217.877  

From  income  for  1895  ($644,173)  the  receiver  paid  interest  on  Col 
Central  bonds,  $335,160;  on  receiver's  certificates,  $24,080 ;  leaving 
balance,  surplus,  $28i,933.-(V.  60,  p.  140.  393,  563,  664,749,928; 
V.61,p.  710,  831,  1066,  1156;  V.  62,  p.  366,  545,  1140.) 

Union  Pacific  Lincoln  Sc.  Colorado.— Owns  from  Salinato* 
junction  with  the  Kansas  Pac.  Ry.  at  Oakley,  Kan.,  225  miles.  The 
bonds  were  guaranteed  by  Union  Pac.,  by  endorsement;  trustee  of 
mortgage  is  the  American  Loan  A  Trust  Co.  of  Boston.  Union  Paciflo 
owns  all  the  stock  except  what  is  held  by  certain  counties  in  Kansas. 

For  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $161,690,  against  $189,348  in> 
1895;  net,  $27,329.  against  $58,312  in  1894-5.  Current  liabilities- 
June  30,  1896,  $686,716 ;  cash  assets,  $25,491 ;  cost  of  equipment, 
$614,125. 

Union  Terminal.— See  KANSAS  CITY  SUBURBAN  BELT. 

United  New  Jerney  Railroad  &  Canal  Co.— (See  map  Penn 
tylvania  R.  R.)  Controls  an  important  system  of  roads  in  Northern 
N.  J.,  having  a  four-tracked  line  from  N.  Y.  to  Philadelphia,  also  a 
line  Perth  Amboy  to  Camden,  opposite  Philadelphia,  and  branches  to 
Long  Branch,  Berkeley,  etc.,  N.  J.,  and  to  Manunka  Chunk,  Pa.  Total 
mileage  450  miles.  The  principal  lines  owned  directly  are  Jersey  City 
to  Trenton,  56  miles  (four  tracks),  and  from  Camden  to  South  Amboy. 
61  miles,  of  which  26  double  track ;  9  branches,  29  miles ;  total  (owned 
directly)  146  miles.  Also  owns  the  Delaware  A  Raritan  Canal,  66  miles. 
Philadelphia  A  Trenton  and  the  Belvldere  Delaware— which  see— ar» 
principal  leased  lines. 

LEASE.— Leased  In  June,  1871,  to  the  Pennsylvania  Railroad  for  999 
years,  at  a  rental  of  10  per  cent  on  the  stock,  besides  interest  on  bonds. 

BONDS.— The  general  mortgage  of  1871  is  for  $20,000,000  (trustee,. 
Fidelity  Insurance  Trust  A  Safe  Dep.  Co.  of  Philadelphia),  and  secure* 
equally  all  the  bonds  in  the  table,  though  issued  at  different  dates. 
Sinking  funds  Deo.  31, 1893,  held  securities  for  $2,576,540.  In  Jan., 
1894,  $5.646,000  gold  4s  were  issued  to  take  up  the  sterling  and  cur- 
rency bonds  falling  due  in  March  and  October,  1894.  Special  bonds 
and  mortgages  outstanding  Dec.  31,  1894,  $618,142. 

EARNINGS.— In  1895,  gross,  $18,648,271 ;  net,  $4,740,604 ;  other  In- 
come, $257,100.  (Gross  in  1895  includes  $161,796  income  from  rents, 
which  item  in  1894  was  included  in  other  income.)  In  1894  gross, 
$17,733,943;  net,  $4,796,786,  against  $3,986,608  in  1893;  other  in- 
come, $526,011.  Net  loss  to  lessee  In  1885,  $159,496;  in  1886,  $179, 
016;  in  1887,  $227,991:  In  1888,  $160,501;  in  1889,  $138,712 ;  In 
1890,  $396,885;  In  1891,  $276,455;  in  1892,  $299,198 ;  in  1893, 
$194,529.  Net  profit  in  1890,  $396,885;  In  1894,  $679,461;  in  1895, 
$727,694.  (V.  58,  p.  179,  636,  816.) 

Utlca  Cl.enaiijro  tc  Sunqnclianila  Valley.— Owns  from  Utloa, 
H.Y.,  to  Greene,  N.  Y.,  75  miles ;  branch  to  Richfield  Springs,  22  miles ; 
total,  97  miles.  Road  opened  October,  1872.  Leased  to  Delaware- 
Lackawanna  A  Western  at  6  per  cent  on  stock.  Has  no  bonded  debt. 

Utlca  Clinton  Ac  Blngbamton.— Owns  from  Utloa,  N.  Y.,  to> 
Randallville,  N.  Y.,  31  miles.  Leased  during  continuance  of  charter 
and  renewals  thereof  to  Delaware  A  Hudson  Canal  Company,  which 
pays  rental  of  $61,500  per  annum.  Operated  by  the  New  York  Ontario- 
A  Western.  The  street  lines  owned  by  the  company  are  leased  to  Utloa 
Belt  Line  Street  Railroad  Company  for  $15,000  per  annum.  Capital 
stock,  $849,285  (par$lOO),  of  which  city  of  Utica  holds  $200,000,  with 
interest  guaranteed  by  D.  &  H.  Canal  Co.  at  5  per  cent  per  annum ;  the 
balance  pays  4  per  cent. 

Valley  (N.  Y.)  Railroad.— Owns  from  Blnghamton,  N.  Y..  to 
State  Line  of  Penn.,  12  miles.  Opened  October,  1871.  Leased  to 
Delaware  Lackawanna  A  Western  at  5  per  cent  per  annum  on  stock, 
the  lessee  assuming  the  interest  on  bonds. 

Valley  (Ohio).— See  CLEVELAND  TERMINAL  A  VALLEY  RR. 

Valley  (Virginia).— Owns  from  Harrisonburg  to  Lexington,  Va.,  62 
miles.  By  this  and  connecting  lines  under  Baltimore  A  Ohio  control, 
the  distance  from  Lexington  is  243  miles  to  Baltimore  and  217  miles 
to  Washington.  Stock  Is  authorized  to  the  amount  of  $3,200,000 ; 
outstanding,  $2,712,200  (par,  $100).  Of  the  bonds  $413,000  are  guar- 
anteed by  the  B.  A  0.  In  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $112,167; 
net.  $18,842;  interest,  $45,000;  taxes,  $2,642;  balance,  def.,  $28,800. 
In  1894-95,  gross,  $96,374;  net,  $7,931.  In  1893-94,  gross,  $111,839; 
net,  $16,449. 

Vclasco  Terminal  Ry.— Road  from  Chenango  Junction  to  Vel- 
asoo.  Tex.,  20  miles.  Chartered  in  1891.  Stock  (authorized  $600,000) 
issued  $343,100 ;  par,  $100.  First  mort.  bonds  outstanding.  $100,000. 

For  year  ending  June  30, 1895,  gross,  $30,389 ;  deficit  under  operat- 
ing $14,003.  Charges,  not  paid,  $21,013.  Bal.,  deficit,  $35,01(5.  In 
1893-4  gross,  $40,345;  deficit  under  operating,  $5,173;  interest  on 
bonds  and  Int.  A  Gt.  Nor.  judgment,  etc.,  $18,920.  not  paid 


JANUARY,  1867  ] 


RAILROAD  STOCKS  AJMD  BONDS. 


1ST 


Mi  t»<  rlb<-r>  Mill  confer  •  great  favor  by  (trine  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Tables. 


RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bondi 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  Prtnol- 
pal.Whi  n  Due. 
Stocki—lMt 
Dividend. 

for  explanation  of  column  heading*,  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  Unt  pa^e  of  table*. 

Rate  per 

(  V.,t. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Vermont  4  Jfow.—  etoek.  6  p.  c.  guar.  by  Fltchburg 
Bonds,  not  mortgage  (guar.  by  Fltchburic  RR.)  .0* 
Vermvnt  Valley  of  1971  •  •  Stock 

59 

"24 

M 

188 
188 
188 

1883 

UN 

1885 
1"! 
1886 
1881 
1887 

1  —  1 

1881 

i  —  l 
1881 
1--1 
1881 
1886 
1-7-.. 
1879 

1878 
1-7- 
1889 
1889 
1889 
1889 
1891 

1878 
1-7.1 
1878 
1888 

BH 

•100 

1.000 
50 
1.000 

1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

$3,193.000 
1.000,000 
1,000,000 
800.000 
1.323.OOO 
4,000.000 
1,822.375 
127,000 
494.860 
600.000 
1  ,900,000 
1,100,000 
950,000 
1.775.OOO 
1.310.000 
4,859.000 
379,300 
74.500 
5.000.000 

1.000,000 

388.500 
31.664,000 
14,000,000 
3.500.000 
26.500,000 
3.500.000 

577,000 
100,000 
304JOO 
300,000 
390.000 

6  per  an. 
5 
6  per  an. 
5 

Sg- 
eg- 

r 

6 

6 

« 

4-5 
5 
'  6 
5 

!* 

!-: 

6 
•  » 

6 

6 
5  I. 

5  g. 

A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
J.    A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 

M.A   8. 

M.  A   8. 
M.  A    8. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A    8. 
M.  A  V 
J.         J. 
J.         J. 

A."  "0. 
A.        O. 
M.       N. 
F.        A. 
J.         J. 
J.         J. 
J.   A  J. 

J.   A   J. 
M.  A  N. 
F.  A  A. 
J.  A   J. 
J.  A   J. 

Bosk,  53  Devonshire  St. 
Boston.  Fltchburg  RR. 
Bellows  Falls. 
Boston,  8.  Dep.  A  Tr.Co. 
N.  Y..  Central  Trust  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.Co. 
July,  '88,  coup,  last  p'd. 

Oot   7,  1896 
May  1.  1908 
Jan.,  '97,  3% 
Oct.    1,  1910 
Nov.  1,  1915 
Jan.   1,  1920 
Jan.   1,  1916 
1921 
Jan.   1,  1920 
Mch.  1,  1906 
Moh.  1,  1911 
Moh.  1,  1916 
Moh.  1,  1921 
Mch.  1,  1926 
Moh.  1,  1931 
May  1.  1936 
July     ,  1918 
July     ,  1913 

Oct.      ,  1908 
Oot.      ,  1903 
May      ,  1939 
Feb.      ,   1939 
July     ,  1939 
July     .  1939 
July     ,  1941 

July     ,  1908 
May     ,  1908 
Aug.     ,  1908 
July     ,  1918 
Jan.      ,  1928 

lit  M..  with  85OO.OOO  Sul.  Co.  RR.  stock  as  eoL.o* 
Tick*.  Slrerep.  *  Paci/U—  Prior  lien  uiort.,  gold.  .c' 
lit  mortgage  gold  see  text                            ,  .  .  .  r* 

Sd  mortgage  and  1st  mortgage  on  land,  gold.  .  .c' 

fa.  Hutland—  Istser.,  IstM.  Alex.to  Gordonsv.Abr 
M..2d  (erics,  in  mort..  Chariot,  to  Lynch.,  6O  m.) 
3d  series.  2d  lien  on  6O  miles;  3d  on  97  miles  .  .  . 
4th  series,  4  per  cent  Ull  March  1,  1901  

97 
157 
157 
157 
171 
75 
347 
38 
31 
52 

100  Ac. 

I'M"     A.- 

100  Ac. 
100  Ac. 
1OO  Ac. 
1.000 
1,000 
100  Ac. 

Balt..Md..8~.  D.  i  Tr.Co. 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
do              do 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  J.  P.  Morgan  A  Co. 
Phlla.  Tr.  A  safe  Depot. 
N.Y..J.  P.  Morgan  AOo. 

MhserlM,  1st  on  115  miles  

6th  series 

flon  mort.,  »12,5OO,OOO  .                               ...e* 

&artotev.ARapld.<l>sed)lstM.,s.f..dr'natlOO.c' 
Franklin  APIttsylvanla  (leased)  1st  mortgage... 
Virginia  4  TrWfcssHStofjk 

1OO 
l.OOO 
500  Ac, 
1.000 
1.000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

1.000 
1.000 
100  Ae. 
1.000 
1,000 

WafrojA  *Jt-<n.  Charles  Bridge  1st  mort,  gold..e- 
2dmortg«ge  

S.  Y.,  OfHce  195  B'wav. 
do              do 
X.  Y.  Central  Trust  Co. 
do              do 
In  July  ,'96,  deoL  1  p.  o. 

Wabash  1st  mortgage,  gold.  <834.OOO.OOO)..  ...  e* 
2d  mortgage,  gold.                                                r 

l345 

l."U 
UMS 
1.M-. 
150 

48 
22 

38 
42 
65 

Do.    do.  inc..  BOB  cum.,  series  B,  red.  si  psr 
Dec  A  Chic.  Exten.  1st  M.,  gold.  red.  at  110  o" 
LBASKD  LIKE  BOVDB— 
St.  Louis  CouncU  Bluts  A  Omaha  1st  mortgage.. 
Boom*  Co.  A  Boonevllle  1st  mortgage,  tat.  goar.  . 
Brnaswtek  A  ChllUeothe  1st  mortgage.  Int.  guar. 
VafcuA  Clutter  *  Water*-  1*1  mortgage.  gold..o' 
lit  consolidated  mortgage.  81  ,OOO,OUO,  gold  ,  c" 

M.  Y..  Central  Trust  Co. 

N.  Y..  Office,  195  B'way 
do              do 
Boston.  Bank  Redemp'n 
N.  Y..  Nat.  Bk.  Com. 
July  '94.  pd.  July  l.-ur. 

Vfrmtoui  A 


•  II. 


__ 

.,56  miles  of  doable  track;  .  . 

to  the  FttehMrg  RR.  for  999  yean  at  6  par  cent  om  stock. 


•Line  of  road.  FitohborgM 

branch.  3  miles,    the  road  Is 


weraaont  Valley  of  1ST  I.  -Own*  from  Bellows  Falls  to  Brattle 
boro.  VU,  24  mile*.  Controls  by  ownership  of  (took  the  Bulll  van  County 
RR.  from  Bellows  Falls  to  Windsor,  VI,  26  miles.  Both  roads  are  con- 
trolled m  interest  of  Conn.  River  RR..  and  operated  by  Boston  A  Maine 

Earnligsof  Vermont  Valley  for  year  ending  June  SO  1896.  gross. 
•155.504;  Ml.n07.7Mi  Interest,  tax**  and  rwta.847.O5O;  dlvl- 

- 


, 
net.  810 


. 

;  balance.  surplus,  8703. 
(V.  63,  p.  87*.  > 


In  1894-90.  gross,  8336,127; 


VlrksbnrK    Mnreveport    A 

er,  to 


1    »ll».    t—  .,   UB     _1» 

laslppl  River,  to  *hreveport,  171  miles.    Kxtoaoloa  to  Texas  Mate  Line, 
18  Bllos.  leased  to  Texas  A  Pao.    Main  line  Is  all  6O-U>.  steeL 

OBOAVTZATIOX    A*D   Sroc*.-Tne  Mock  Is  fl.65O.OOO  aotborUod 
ootstaadlsg  81.1101.500  (par  «10O>.  of  which  the  Alabama 
A  Teis. 


Mew   Or- 


1.601.500  (par  8100).  of  which  the  Alabama 
Paetfte  Joaotlon  Railroad  Company  hold*  a 
>8^93^(K>ef  the  lot  and  8960^500  3d»ortgagi 

Bonne,  ETc.-TMrd 
iBtoront  began  Janusi 
These  bonds  s 

Cf..r  v-.,r  !-• 
f  if'-  f  i      •  ,-.  ' 

thirds- had  not  been  Issued.  Lands  unsold  Jons  30. 1«6.  wore  9OO.- 
884  acres.  Trustoos  ef  prior  HOB  mortgage  aad  of  3d  mortgage.  Cent. 
Trust  Co.:  of  1st  mort..  FarmerC  Loaa  ATrootCo.  Coupons  due  and 
BBpaM  Jane  80. 1896.  1st  mort.  01.745.5O6 ;  M  mort.  8584,483. 

LATECT  K  » us mos.-ln  calendar  year  1896,  gross,  8576,733.  against 
8M3.-...1  Is  :-•-. 

AXJI-AL  Rsi-oKT.-Flseal  year  ends  JaneM.    Report  for  1 095-96  was 
»V.  63.  p.  555. 680.  and  showed  earnings,  etc..  as  follows.    Taxes 
•  a  la  operating  expenses ;  other  toeoms  Inetnaos  land  sales. 

i.rmt  Htt.  OUST  int. 


81-M.WU       81.206       8410.4M  4ot  8SO7.610 

584.114          15UM4          3.312          410^24  dot.    355.798 

-                                          .J         405>o8  def.    240,380 
77».  V.  r.i.p.  $|J;  V.63.  p.  Si*.  811.1 


or   BoAD.-Maln  Una,  Alexandria  to 
Msasssas   Junrtton   to  Htraebarg,  62  miles; 
to  Boeky  ML.  37  mile. ;  CalTcrtoa,  Va..  to  Warren- 
IMoa8t.B>MOk.Aloxaadrla,I  mllot  Bttmokon  Jmwtioa 
M;    total  operated.  Ml  mile*.    Also  owns 

irllle;  »  miles,  loosed  to  Chose.  A  O..  making 

lef400BUoa.    The  51  miles  to  HarrlaMbon  was  fniamlj 
.  A  O..bnt>urrendored  to  VlrrlBls  Midland  In  MoTcmbor, 
•sooB.  AO.  Item.  V.  83.  B.867.    Bloek.  86.OO6.144. 

•  Hallway  Co..  whleh  owns 
aad  has  doposlt«4  It  rador 
._  Md  A  Danrllle  lease  was 
By.    Uoder  this  lease  narpta* 


rorott  to  the  Virginia  Midland ;  tae 
any  advances  by  the  lessee 


^•to.- A*  to  the  lions  of  the  severs  1  sortesef  bond*  given  In  the 
able,  see  BcrrtsnEjrr  of  May,  1884. 
E*mnjwe.-Eanitn».  sre  not  now  reported  sopontely  by  the  South- 


Wnbash  K. H road. -Operates  a*  follows,  m.: 

OM«  Matt  of  Ulrnt.  Hirer.    MiUf.         Ltuttt  Ma*  •'  Hitt.  Hirer, 


.  .    . 

•n  Ea«t  llsnnll.al. 
»ad  Elrastoa.  Ill 


. 

Bwator.  111.  to  K.  M.  Loils.  . 
JfM.BMfCWOBCe  I..  F.rtlhrf 
hamandAli.m..nt.l:i     .... 
' 


588 

110 


River  RR.   (which  see), 

Bvttor  to  Logansport.ini!..  94 

Otherlinee  ........  „.  .........  16 

Ltfta  Wai  •/  Mitf.  Hirer. 

Brunswick  to  Pattonsb'g.Mo.  80 

OontraUato  Colombia.  Mo..!  31 


Total  leased 


r'tilcan... 

*,.<  nf  >r,«.    Hirer. 
««  «o  near  Kanoas  City. 
••«  to  Forrasoa,  Mo. 
Moborly  to  Ottom wa.  Mo. . . 
•attibnry  to  Olasgow.Mo.,  etc 


180 


211 

.  .1,813 
26 


Total  owned  aad  leased 

1  Chloago  to  Clarke  Junction . . 

275    8  short  linos  to  Qninoy,  Do- 
ll       trnttAe 70 

131    Opermt-d  fnr  Purchasing  Com.      7O 
23 


'«tal  »w««i..  1.802      Or.  total  oper*d  Jane,  1896. 1,878 

HrsTo«T.  Ac .-Baeeossor  IB  1*89  to  the  W abash  Bt.  Louis  A  Paetne. 
doh  was  sold  ra  fsrMlsioia.  Boo  BcprtJUErr  op  to  January,  1889. 
.  '-•»»• -TbeBoone  Co.  A  Boonevin«  RR  Is  leased  till  Mar,  1973.  The 
*  '•hlUteotbe  was  loaned  to  Bt.  L.  Kan.  City  A  Northern  for 
Its  bonds  boar  6  per  cent  Interest  till  August  1. 19OO,  then 


8  per  cent  Oil  maturity.      Entrance  to  Chloago  Is  secured  over  the 
Chicago  A  West  Indiana,  of  whose  stock  this  company  owns  8I.OOO.OOO. 

CAPITAL  8TOCa.-The  capital  stock  Is  852.000.0OO.  of  which  824.0OO. 
000  Is  preferred,  having  a  preference  of  7  per  cent  per  annum  non 
cumulative,  aad  828,000.000  Is  common ;  par  of  each.  81OO. 

Bonn.— Abstracts  of  the    mortgages  of  1889  were  In  V.  49,  pp. 
870-278.    The jlroJ  •Mrtfoys  covers  all  the  lines  owned  both  east  and 
of  r 


150  Miles   see  below 


the  rlvor  at  time 

purchasing  committee,  ander  the  reorganisation  of  1889.  still  holds 
Its  Intoresl  In  two  roads,  the  sum.  reallied  from  the  sale  of  which 
will  go  to  retire  Wabash  firsts  at  1O5  after  settlement  of  debts  of 
committee.  Of  the  as»t»r«rt  mortgage  bond*  83.SOO.OOO  are  series  A 
(preferred  to  respect  to  Interest  paymecn)  only)  and  826.5OO.OOO 
series  a  Borios-V^roeolved  6  per  cent  Interest  In  1890:  In  1891.  6; 
IB  1882.6:  to  1888.  6  percent;  IB  1884  and  18*5  none;  In  1896,  1 
percent  (V.  57.  p.  1124V) 

The  JMrssf  4  oKieof  gnmnan  bonds  cover  150  miles,  completad 
In  May,  1888.  from  Montpeller.  lad.,  to  Clarke  Junction,  36  miles 
I*  eonipaay  agrees  to  keep  the  earnings  of  this 
.•,  and  having  paid  therefrom  the  Interest  on 
to  apply  the  surplus  earnings  In  any  year  up  to 
an  amount  equal  to  3  por  oent  of  the  bonds  outstanding,  to  a 
.Inking  fund  for  the  issue,  the  bonds  to  be  purchased  or  drawn  by  lot 
and  paid  at  110;  but  no  more  than  870.OOO  bonds  are  to  be  redeemed  In 


one  year.    Mortgage  Is  for  83.5OO.ooo. 
pany.    Boa  full  abs&act  In  V.  54.  p.  1O49. 


any  one  year. 
Company.    Boa 


Trustee.  Central  Trust 


shove  are: 


LEASED  LIKES  other  than  OB  the  bonds  In  the  table 


Eel  River  Railroad  Co.-Annual  rental  charge,  875.0OO  per 
annum.  April  1,  1892.  to  April  1.  1895:  89O.OOO  per  annum.  April  1, 
1495,  and  thereafter.  Also  85OO  per  annum  for  organisation  expenses. 
Louisiana  A  Pike  County  Railroad—  Annual  rental  charge,  8800. 

OEBEBAL  FIXAUCE*  —  June  80,  1896,  there  were  bills  payable 
8400.000,  and  829.387  rolling  stock  notes  payable  monthly,  chargeable 
to  operating  expenses.  Mort*  Missouri  7s  (total  Issue  8fl.OOO.OOO)  and 


rlt.  L.  K.  C.  A  No.  7s  (total  1 
and  Sept  1, 18" 
catotoaaanM 


listed  on  If 


naJ  I     »»    IVUEjBBB.     imtvurj   nw*r(w\/.UWJ    8»UU 

,000,0001,  due  respectively  July  1 
by  sale  of  first  mortgage  bonds  to  a  "\ndl- 
to  retire  the  unconverted  balance  of  said 
>  company  818O.OOO  per  annum.    Firsts 
to  Oct.  1896.  were  931,664,000. 


11896 gross,  85,168.683  ;   net.  81  ,«O9,O60 

July  1  to  WOT.  80.     {1895 gross,    5.907,737 ;   net.    1,888.483 

AmccAL  REroET.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.    Annual  meeting  at  Bt. 
Ixmls  second  Toosday  In  September.    Report  for  189546  was  given  at 
length  In '-IIK-.M.  I.K.  V.  63,  p.  455,  46O.  showing  results  as  follows. 
Bee  also  editorial  p.  427. 
Tear  •****  JwKt  80-  :-•••  !-'•  i  — i 

Average  mileage 1.936  1.935  1.935 

_.~. .,-     158,966.979     139,472.829     210,281.487 

2-038  eta.          2-146  ct*.         l:877ots. 
ear-done  mile.  1, 2 18.7H5.000  1.100.976.0OO  1.097.585.OOO 


812.807,147 

81.701,055 

2.496.141 

936.645 

4,108.763 


0721  ct«. 
811,959389 
81,464.216 

- 


. 

M8JM7 
4,076,727 


0-698  ot*. 
812,561,449 
81,897.411 

•J.  .-.•-•-  Mis 


. 

4,35t>,8t>9 


...       89,242,604 
...       83.564,539 

if.  (72-17) 


213.417 


Total  oper. 

If  et  earning* 

Per  ct.  oper.  erp.  to 

From  rent  of  tracks,  Ac 

Total  net  Income 83.777.956 

Taxes 8519.678 

Track,  bridge  rent.  Ac 4-i.'-:u 

Infst  on  bonds  and  rentals.  2,701.545 

DIVnds  on  pref.  debentures  35.OOO 


i.">  in 

83.038,809' 

(74-59) 
289,587 


89,830.880 
82.720.08* 
(78-32) 
489.460 


IM7MM 

8507,793 

474.968 

2,838,542 


8497,098 

475.764 

2,859,431 


Balance sor.831.8OO    def.8542.9O7    def.8671,764 

— <V.  02,  p.  685. 1042;  V.  63,  p.  31,  398.  487,  451,459,  46O.) 

Wabash  Chester  A  Western.— Gee  October,  1895, SUPPLEMENT. 

Waeo  A  Northwestern.— flee,  October,  1895, 


in,  N.  J.— New  Hampton  Juno,  to  Dela.  Bridge,  N.  J.,  18-8  m. 

Lsased  In  perpetuity  to  Dela.  Lack.  A  West,  at  7  p.  o.  oh  utock  and  bonds 

\\  M.hlnuion  A  Columbia  Hirer  Ry.— Owns  road  from  Day- 
ton, Wash.,  to  Pendletnn.  Ore.,  128  miles;  branchen,  3ft  miles;  toUl, 
163  miles.  Incorporated  In  1892.  Stock  Is  83.OOO.OOO;  par,  8 loo. 
Mortgage  trustee.  Farmers'  L.  A  T.  Co..  N.  Y.  Additional  first  4s 
may  be  Issued  for  extennlons  at  820,000  per  mile.  (V.  61,  p.  7O.) 

KAKimroa.  Year  ending  June  30, 1896.  gross.  9213.93O;  net,  889-, 
R49;  Intoreston  bond*.  flOO.ooo  fn  189495,  grosr,  8289.778;  net, 

fl. -,.-.. IKI 


198 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V, 


•ukaerlbers  will  confer  •  creat  favor  by  el  vine  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Tables. 

RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 

r.'iiHi-i 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

pal,  When  Due. 
Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

Wr  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  flnt  page  of  tables. 

Rate  per 

(Vnt. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Paytble,  and  oy 
Whom. 

WaUkUl  VaUty—  1st  mortgage  

1877 
1877 

1855 
1870 

1  S7r, 
IM',15 

1898 

1879 

$250,000 
330,000 

]  ,800,000 
750,000 
600.0OO 
2,500,000 
2,245,000 
75,000 
4,592,575 
104,000 
497,000 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 
750,000 
200,000 
136,500 
1)0,000 
1,000,000 

50,000,000 
1,100,000 

5,500.000 
3,000,000 
4,000,000 
1,543,000 
222,000 
875,000 
1,000,000 
1,704,000 
684,000 

7 

J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 

A.15AO 

A.15AO 

N.Y.,Of.,5VanderblltAv 

Aug.  1,  1917 
Aug.  1,  1917 

Oct.  15,  1896. 
Oct.  15,  19OO 
Mch.  1,  1905 
July  1,  1935 
July  1,  1935. 
Sept.,  1919 

2J  mortgage  Income  7s  
Wore  JWiwr—  8KB  BOTTOM  4  ALB  AM  r. 
Warren  (N.  J.)—  8took,7  p.  o.  perp.,  guar.  D.  L.A  W 
3d  mortgage,  now  lot  

18 
18 
18 
163 

""s 

50 
100 

7  per  an. 

x» 

5 

N.  Y.,  Del.  L.  A  W.  RR. 
do             do 
do             do 
N.Y.,Farmer8'L.AT.Co. 

lit  consolidated  mortgage  VXA-"-;V-; 
Wo**.  <  CWumo.  Hirer-  1st  M.,  $2,500,000,  gold.o" 
Income  bonds,  non-cum  ,  $2,500,000  
Wttt  Cketter—  Istmort,  Int.  guar.  oy  Penn.  RR... 

1,000 

J.   A   J. 

Mi'A's. 

M.AS./j 
M.AS.  is 
A.  A  O 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
Various 
J.   A  D. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.    A  D. 
Yearly. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.    A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 

10O  Ac. 
50 
50 
1,000 
1,000 
-.00    A-C'. 
500  Ac. 
1,000 
.-,00    Ac. 
1,000 
1,000 
1  ,000*0 
l.OOO 
100 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
500  Ac. 
500  Ac. 

Plilla.,  Broad  St.  Stat'n. 
Phila.,  Oct.  5,  1896. 
Phil*.,  Broad  St.  Btat'n. 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
N.  Y.,  Or.  Cent.  Station. 

6 
6 

5  A6 
7 
6 
4A5 
7 
6 

!*• 

6 
See  text. 

if: 

!&. 

6 
6 

!H 

Sept.  15.  189S 
Oct.    1,  1899 
July  1,  1911 
Apr.   1,  1899- 
Nov.  1,  1909 
1912  A  1925 
Deo.   1,   189& 
May  1,  1912 
July  1,  193$ 
Jan.   1,  2361 
1933 
Jan.  15,  1896- 
July  1,  1911 
Apr.   1,  199O 
Oct.    1,  1918- 
1890  A  189V 
Jan.,  19OO 
Jan.   1,  1902 
Jan.   1,  192T 
July  1,  1925. 

79 
79 
63 
128 

1879 
1881 
1869 
1879 

OonftoL.  M.  ($650,000  are  OH;  balance  6s  coup.) 

Consolidated  mortgage  <*2.noo  i»  »crlp)  r 

11 
11 
310 
450 
45 

123 
159 
133 
90 
90 
90 
90 

1868 

1882 
1896 
1  8M5 
1883 

1881 
1H90 
18HS 
•58-'68 
1870 
1872 
1887 

Woodstown  A  Swedesboro  lift  mortgage  o" 
W  Jersey  A  8.  8.,  1st  oonsol.  M.,  $7,OOO,OOO.  g.o* 
Wat  «Aor«-lBt  M.,  ru.  p.  A  1.,  end.  by  N.  Y.C.  AH.oAr 
Syracuse  Ontario  A  Sew  York  1st  mortgage  
Wai  Virginia  Central  d  PUttb.—  Stock,  $6,000,000. 

Baltimore,  Co.'s  Office. 
Bait.,  Hambleton  A  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 
N.  Y.  Guaranty  Trust  Co. 

Wat  Virginia  <*  PUttb.—  1st  M.,  s.  f.  notdr'n,  gold.o- 
Wc*fn(Ala.i—  Con.  M.,g.,gu.byC.Ga.andGa.RR.o* 
Wetlent  Maryland—  latbl.  and  pref.  2d  M.  (end'd)  . 
3d  mortgage,  endorsed  by  City  of  Baltimore  
4th  mort,  In  return  for  City  of  Baltimore  stock  .  . 
5th  mortgage,  held  by  City  of  Baltimore,  slnk'g  fd 

Bait.,  N.  Mechanics'  Bk. 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 



Washington  Ohio   Sc.  Western.—  SEE  SOUTHERN  RAILWAY. 

West  Jersey.—  SEE  WEST  JERSEY  A  SEA  SHORE  RR. 

West  JTersey  &  Atlantic.—  SEE  WEST  JERSEY  A  SEA  SHORE  RR. 

West  Jersey  A  Sea  Shore  RK.—  (See  Map  I'-.nnfiilrnnia  RR.) 
—Owns  all  the  lines  of  tne  Pennsylvania  System  in  Southern  New 
Jersey,  Including  the  line  from  Camdeu,  opposite  Ph  ladelphia,  to 
Atlantic  Citv  (59  m  I,  Oarnden  to  Cape  May,  81  miles,  with  branches, 
eto.,  308  miles  In  all. 

ORGANIZATION.—  Incorporated  May  4,  1896,  and  absorbed,  per  plan 
In  V.  62.  p.  3S8.  ttie  C.nu  Urn  *  Atlantic,  West  Jersey,  etc.,  companies, 
comprising  the  Pennsylvania  lines  in  Southern  JJew  Jersey.  (See 
V.  62,  p.  871.) 

STOCK.  —  Common  authorized,  $8,076,000  ;  special  guaranteed  stock, 
$104.000. 

DIVIDENDS.—  On  special  guaranteed  stock  6  per  cent  per  annum.  On 
common  In  1896  paid  2>a  per  cent  in  October. 

BONDS.—  First  consolidated  mortgage  is  for  $7,000,000.  of  which  in 
July,  1896,  $3,473,500  were  reserved  for  prior  lieu  bonds  when 
due,  $2,520,500  for  Improvements,  etc.,  and  $1,000,000,  used  for 
refunding,  etc.,  were  sold  in  Juue,  189d.  See  description,  V.  62,  p. 
1  1  79.  >t  orteage  trustee  is  Oo  ininonwealtb  Title  Insurance  &  Trust  Co. 
of  Philadelphia. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.—  In  June  and  July,  1896,  several  old  loans 
aggregating  about  $950,000  were  replaced  by  new  consol.  4s,  of  which 
81,000,000  were  sold.  The  net  earnings  for  1895  were  $616,268,  »nd 
after  de  tuctiug  taxes,  rentals,  etc.,  there  was  a  balance  of  $553,433 
applicable  to  Interest.  The  annual  fixed  charge,  including  the 
$1,000,000  of  consols,  has  been  reduced  $253,275,  which  would  leave 
a  surplus  of  $300,158  on  the  basis  of  last  year's  operations. 

EARNINGS.—  7  months,  $  1806  ........  Gross,  $1,783,443;  net,  $526,580 

May  1  to  Nov.  30.     {1895  ........  Gross,    1,835,658;  net,    567,388 

The  combined  earnings  of  the  roads  show  : 

1895.  1894.  1893.  1892. 

Gross  earnings  .......  $2,565,817    $2,410,898    $2,531.371    $2,554,216 

Net  earning*  ........       61H.269          619.441          583,293          6J4.573 

—V.  62,  p.  366,  501,  742,  871,  989,  1098,  1  179. 

West  s\\orr.—(Ste  Map  Ifeta  fork  Central  at  Hudson  River.)—  Line 
of  road  from  Weehawken,  N.  J.,  opposite  New  York  City,  to  Buffalo, 
N.  Y.,wltb  branches  to  Albany  City  and  Rochester  City,  450  miles; 
Syracuse  Ontario  A  New  York  (formerly  leased  and  afterwards  ab- 
sorbed), Syracuse  to  Earlvllle,  45  miles;  total,  495  miles.  Successor 
1m  1885  to  the  New  York  West  Shore  &  Buffalo,  sold  In  foreclosure. 

LEASE.—  Leased  In  1885  for  475  years  to  the  New  York  Central  A 
Hudson  and  all  earnings,  Ac.,  Included  in  that  company's  report.  The 
$10,000,000  of  stock  is  owned  by  the  New  York  Central  Company. 

BONDS.—  The  West  Shore  mortgage  Is  made  to  the  Union  Trust  Com- 
pany as  trustee,  and  covers  the  line  of  road,  Weehawken  to  Buffalo, 
with  branches,  450  miles  in  all,  and  also  the  terminals  at  Weehawken 
by  ownership  of  all  the  stock  and  bonds  of  the  Terminal  Company. 
The  guarantee  of  the  New  York  Central  A  Hudson  is  absolute  as  to 
Interest  and  principal  and  Is  endorsed  on  each  bond.  See  abstract  of 
mortgage  In  V.  42,  p.  176.  The  Syracuse  Ontario  A  N.  Y.  bonds  "  were 
not  assumed  as  part  of  the  West  Shore  mortgage." 

West  Virginia  Central  Sc  Plttsburg  Ky.—  A  coal  and  railroad 
company  in  West  Virginia  In  the  upper  Potomac  region—  the  Elk  Garden 
Coal  Field.  Owns  road  in  operation  from  junction  near  Piedmont 
W.  Va.,  to  Beltngton,  W.  Va.,  102  miles  ;  Elklns  Junction  to  Beverly,  6 
mile*;  branches  to  Mlneville,  Elk  Garden,  Ac.,  15  miles;  total  owned 
1-23  in.  Rails  on  June  30,  1896,  were  :  42  miles  of  70  Ib.  steel  and  81 
miles  56  Ib.  Leases.  Pled.  A  Cumb.  RR.  29  m.;  total  operated.  152  miles. 

HISTORY.—  Main  line  completed  In  1889.  Company  owns  32  244 
acres  of  coal  and  lumber  lands  covered  by  the  flrst  mortgage  and  has 
mineral  rights  on  5,407  acres  more.  In  1892  the  Baltimore  A  Cumber- 
land RK.  was  organized  to  build  from  Cumberland  to  Hagerstowu,  Md 
70  miles,  b  t  in  April,  1896.  no  road  had  been  built  and  the  nroieot 
was  held  It  buyauce.  See  V.  60,  p.  220. 

STOCK.—  Stock  authorized,  $8,000,000,  all  listed  on  Baltimore  Stock 
Exchange,  but  June  30,  1896,  $300,000  was  held  In  treasury  of  tne 
company.  Bills  payable  Juno  30,  1896,  $218,680. 

DIVIDENDS.—  From  1889  to  1894,  both  inclusive,  1  p.c.  yearly  in  March  • 
In  H95,  March,  !>•  per  cent;  lu  1898,  January,  l^i  per  cent. 


BONDS.—  First  mortgage  Is  for  $3,600,000  to  W.  P.  Whyte  and  the 
Metropolitan  Trust  Co.,  as  trustees.  See  V.  52,  p.  204. 

KAKNINOS.—  6  months,     J  1896  ........  Gross,  $586,441;  net,  $197788 

July  1  to  Deo.  31.        {1895  ........  Gross,    616,954;  net,    219/.J25 

ANNUAL  REPORT.—  Fiscal  year  changed  to  end  June  30.  Thi  annual 
eport  for  1895-90  was  In  V.  63,  p.  456.  and  showed  total  coal  and  coke 
shipments  for  year  1895-96  of  1,297.982,  against  1,002,434  tons  in 
1894-!)5j  825,757  in  1893-94  and  929,127  tons  in  1892-93.  Earnings 
have  been: 

Tear.  Oroti.  Net.     P.itO.RR.lfet.  Prof.onOoal.    Tot  Net 

1895-96...  9612,639       $215,899       $10,633         $102,607       $329139 
1894-95...  531.536          186,235          20.289  83,039 

189394...   504,597          174,049          13,126  84,387          27l'562 


From  net  in  1895-96,  as  above,  deduct  interest,  $180,000;  dividends 
$82,500;  miscellaneous,  $-22,253;  balance,  surplus  for  year,  $14,386. 

President,  H.  G.  Davis,  Baltimore.  (V.  59,  p.  360,  648  ;  V.  60,  p. 
132,220;  V.  61,  p.  377,  556  ;  V.  63,  p.  456.) 

West  Virginia  Sc.  Plttsbiirg.— (See  Map  Baltimore  d  Ohio.)— 
ROAD. — Opened  In  1892  from  Clarksburg,  West  Va.,  on  the  B.  A  O.,  via. 
Weston,  southerly  to  Camden-on-Gauley,  West  Va.,  103  miles,  (of  which 

1  "a  miles  owned  by  B.  A  O.),  with  branch,  6  miles;   also  from  Weston. 
via  Buokhannon  to  Plckens,  50  miles ;  total,  159  miles. 

LEASE. — Leased  to  the  Baltimore  A  Ohio  for  999  years,  from  Jan.  1. 
1890.  The  rental  is  62!3  percent  of  the  gross  revenue.  The  remaining 
37  "a  Is  to  be  applied  by  B.  A  O.  to  payment  of  interest  on  bonds,  t  lie 
B.  A  O.  agreeing  to  advance  any  suras  needed  to  pay  this  interest  In 
full,  such  advances  to  be  a  charge  against  future  net  earnings.  Se& 
V.  51,  p.  718.  In  19O5  and  at  end  of  every  ten  years  thereafter  rental 
may  be  altered  by  arbitration.  See  p.  8,  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1896. 

STOCK — Com.,  $2,500,000;  pref., 5 P.O., non-cum., $900,000;  par,$100. 

BONDS. — The  first  mortgage  for  $4,000,000  (trustee,  Mercantile  Trust 
Company  of  Baltimore)  covers  besides  the  road  and  its  equipment 
134,842  acres  of  timber,  coal  and  mineral  lands  in  West  Virginia.  There 
is  a  sinking  fund,  but  bonds  cannot  be  called.  (V.  54,  p.  725.)  Interest 
due  April  1,  1896,  was  paid.  Loans  and  bills  payable  June  30,  1896, 
$273,584;  equip,  notes,  $58,100  of  6s,  payable  quarterly  to  Oct.,  1898. 

BARKINGS.— 4  months,   51896 Gross,  $134,989 ;  net,  $77,546 

July  1  to  Oct.  31.       H895 Gross,    146,402  ;  net,    90,396 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Report  for  1895-96  la 
V.  63,  p.  600,  showing  earnings  as  follows : 

ffross.  Net.          Oth.  inc.   Int.,tax,etc.        Balance 

1895-96 $400,442     $218,840       $83,662     $236,618     sur.$65,884 

1894-95 362,472       202,248          20,749       241,864     def.   18,867 

1893-94 387.949       210,339    loss  6.011       227,404     def.   23,076 

-(V.  57,  p.  852;  V.  59,  p.  695;  V.  62,  p.  82,634;  V.  63,  p.  600.) 

Western  Ry.  of  Alabama.— ROAD — Selma  to  West  Point,  133 
miles.  Owned  jointly  by  the  Georgia  RR.  and  Central  RR.  of  Ga. 

EARNINGS. —5  months,}  1896 Gross,  $274,905;  net,  $117,201 

July  1  to  Nov.  30.  J1895 Gross.  258,979;  net,  102,711 

For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $579,803;  net,  $211,964. 
In  1894-5,  gross,  $523,284;  net,  $177,224,  other  Income,  $8,670.  In- 
terest, taxes,  etc.,  $92,700;  dividends,  $60,OOO;  balance,  surplus, 
$33,194.  In  1893-94,  gross,  $512,022;  net,  $177,193.  Stock,  $3,OOO,- 
000  (par,  $100),  of  which  Central  of  Georgia  and  Georgia  Railroad 
each  owns  $1 ,500.000. 

DIVIDENDS.— In  1894,  2  p.  c.;  in  1895,  (June)  2  p.  e.;  In  1896  (June), 

2  p.  c.;  In  1897  (Jan.),  2  p.  e. 

Western  Maryland.— LINE  OF  ROAD— Baltimore  to  Williamsportv 
Md.,  90  miles.  Leases— Baltimore  A  Cumberland  Valley  Railroad  and 
extension,  Edgemont  to  Shippensburg,  Pa.,  34  miles ;  Baltimore  A  Har- 
rlsburg  Railroad,  Emory  Grove,  Md.,  to  Orrauna,  Pa.,  59  miles,  and 
branches,  7  miles ;  western  extension,  15  miles;  eastern  extension.  16 
miles;  Potomac  Valley  RR.,  Williarnsport  to  Cherry  Run  on  the  B.  A 
O.,  14miles,  and  Porters  to  York,  16  miles;  total,  238  miles  main  line, 

STOCK.— Common  stock  is  $684,950 ;  par,  $50 ;  six  per  cent  ttrst  pre- 
ferred stock,  $324,000.  The  company  has  been  largely  assisted  by  the 
city  of  Baltimore,  which,  Jan.  1,  1893,  owned  $200,000  of  its  common 
stock,  $4,263,000  of  its  mortgages  and  $2,924,850  overdue  coupons. 
Washington  County,  Md.,  also  in  October,  1892,  owned  $110,000  com- 
mon and  all  the  $324,000  preferred  stock.  Of  the  thirteen  directors 
the  city  has  appointed  eight  and  the  county  two.  V.  55,  p.  545. 

BONDS.— Of  the  issue  of  $690,000  Baltimore  A  Harrisburg  bonds, 
$120,000  are  held  in  trust  to  pay  off  the  Baltimore  A  Hanover  Hr»t6s. 

There  are  three  Balto.  <fc  Oumb.  Valley  flrst  mortgages  on  different 
pieces  of  road,  and  under  the  lease  to  the  Western  Mary  Ian  d  interest 
on  the  mortgages  is  provided  by  rental. 

From  July  1,  1892,  the  company  has  paid  regularly  interest  on  all 
its  obligations  except  on  3d  and  4th  mortgages,  which  Is  paid  by  the 
City  of  Baltimore. 

Floating  debt  Oct.  1, 1896 :  First  mortgage,  overdue,  $43,500 ;  bills 
payable,  $301,904;  fuuded6  p.o.  eerts.  held  by  Baltimore,  $226,530; 
unfunded  coupons,  $71,742, 

LEASED  LINES.— As  to  leased  lines  see  SUPPLEMENT  November,  V893. 

Potomac  Valley  RR.  bonds  are  guaranteed  by  the  Western  Maryland 
and  the  Baltimore  A  Harrisburg.  See  Potomac  Valley  and  V.  52,  p.  121. 

ANNUAL  RBPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  September  30.  Report  for  1895-6 
was  lu  V.  64,  p.  178.  The  earnings,  including  Balto.  A  Harrisburg, 
Balto.  A  Cumberland  and  Potomac  Valley,  were  as  follows : 


Tear  end.             Oross  Net  -Interest,  Div.on 

Sept.  30.           earnings,  earnings,  rents.,  Ac.         pref. 

189tf. $1,265,690  $399,050  $323,605  $1,520 

1895 1,277,863  439,035  296,458          1,356 

1894 1,203,174  390,735  351,124          1,445 

1893 1,322,320  461,890  331,436  2,281 

'  Interest  assumed  by  Baltimore  City  Is  not  Included. 
-(V.  57,  p.  1121;  V.  60,  p.  418;  V.  62,  p.  82;  V.  64,  p.  178.) 


Bat., 

surp. 

$73,865 

141,221 

38,182 

78,173 


,  1897.J 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


139 


MubMTlb«r«  will  confer  •  great  fmror  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 

Mile* 
of 

['....1.1 

Date 
of 
Bond* 

SUe,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 

out.*tjiiidm»: 

INTEREST  OK  DIVIDENDS. 

Boiutf—  Prtnd 

pal,  When  Due 
Stoekt-lMft 
Dividend. 

•Tor  explanation  of  column  heading*,  Ac.,  Me  note* 
on  flnt  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 

Cent. 

When 

I'ayut.lc 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

WtfUrn  Mar^and-fConfludfdj- 
Balt  4  Harrisb.  BR.;  prior  morts.  see  remark*.... 
Mortgage  (tor  9000,000),  gold  c* 

~33 
15 
34 

(-,.;  .: 
633 
633 

1879 
i--.; 
1888 
•79--81 

1887 

1  -•.':. 
1895 

•120,000 
570,000 
240.000 
351,300 
20,000,000 
9,990,000 
10,000.000 
10,000.000 
1,775,000 
4.000,000 
15,000,000 
4.500,000 
:I,,H.,..IH-I 
1  .5OO.OOO 
276.000 
1,624,000 
1,600,000 
769,000 

500.000 
500.000 
1,125.000 

960,000 
1,600.000 
2OO.OOO 
718,000 
407.000 
354.000 
396.000 
3,000,000 
2,500,000 

6 
Of. 

!«• 

Various 
M.       N. 
H.       N. 
J.         J. 

Baltimore,  Co.'g  Office 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

Jan.   1,  1899 
Nov.  1,  1936 
May  1,  1938 
July.19294'31 

$1,000 
1,000 

IstlC  West.  Ext.  <»i6,o6o  p.m.),  gold.  roar.  ..c- 
Bait.  4  Cnmb.  VaL.  l*t  mortgage*  (tee  remark*) 
VMMT*  IT.  T.  m  PMiuyiraitia—  Stock  isee  text)  
West  X.  Y.  *  Penn.  lit  M..  (flO,000.000),gold.c* 
General  mortgage,  flO.OOO.OOO,  (old.  see  textc* 
IncomebondJ.tlO.OOO.OOO,  gold,  non-cam  —  c* 

SO 
l.OOO 
1,000 
1,000 
50 
l.OOO 

100 

100 

1.IM*. 

1.000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
taa. 
50 
l.OOO 
1,000 

100 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
600 
l.OOO 
100 
100 

0  f  . 

I* 
See  text 
««• 

J.         J. 
A.        O. 
No  .1. 
A.        O. 
J.        D. 

N.  Y..  Continental  Tr. 
do              do 
Office  —  When  earned. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Phlla.,Broad  St.  Station 

Jan.   1,  1937 
Apr.   1,  1943 
Apr.   1,  1943 
Oct.  15,1896 
June  1,  1928 

Oon*oL  M.  (86,000,000),  cold,  ruar.p.Al.Pa.RR.  c- 
Wktttinf  4  LJUct  frit  —  Common  stock  (sec  text) 

137 

1888 

See  text. 

o«. 

* 

I: 

0  f  . 

5  per  an. 
I-,.- 
5  f  . 

6  per  an. 

6 

i* 
I'' 
5  f  . 

*<>«•  t^it. 

7 

A."     "O. 
J.         J. 
M.        B. 
F.        A. 
J.         J. 
X         J. 

M!'  N. 

M.        8. 

J.         J. 
J.        D. 
J.         3. 

r.     A. 

P.        A. 
J.        D. 
Q-    F. 
M.       N. 
A.         O. 

N.Y.,  Office,  40  Wall  St. 
N.  Y.,  Mercantile  Tr.  Co. 
N.Y.,  OentTr.Co.A  Lon. 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
do             do 
do             do 
N.Y.  Mercantile  Trust 

Phlla.,  106  So.  4th  St. 
do             do 
Phlla.,  Fid.  I.,  Tr.A  8.D. 

Wilmington,  N.  C. 
Sew  York  A  Baltimore. 
Bait  .  Safe  Dep.  &  Tr.  Co. 
Interest  In  default 
do              do 
Reg.;  Co.  malls  checks, 
do             do 
Wtlm..N.C..ro.'s  Office. 
Wllm.  ,N.C.,ro.-s  Office. 

May  15,  1894 
Oot    1,  1926 
July  1,  1928 
Part  each  year 
Feb.   1,  1930 
July  1,  1992 
July  1,  1940 

1  stM,.  Lake  E.DIr.,  Bower.  ton  to  Lake  E-.gokl.e- 
lit  M.  Wheeling  DlT..  9  4  *  (2don  187  m.)  g...«- 
Toledo  Bert  Railway  1st  mortgage,  gold.  gn»r...  . 
Kxton.  and  I«npr.  nwrt  <91.905,OOO),  rold.9  A*.c- 

187 
50 
5 

Mi 

260 
51 
W*A  4 
5 
5 
45 

in 

53 

"88 
88 

1886 
1888 
1888 
1889 
1892 
1890 
Wan 

1--* 
1892 

:*-<> 

1896 
1892 
1892 

m 

9ri*Mta  raU~-lst  M.  subj.toeall  »t  105,g...c-«r 
WUIctttmm  4  Emttm—  See  NEW  Yon*  HusqucHA 

rim  mortgage  gold,  guar.  p.41.  by  L.  C.  *  N.  Co. 

May   1,  1938 
Sept  1,  1922 

Jan.,  1897,  3% 
June  10,  1910 
Jan.  1,  1946 
Feb.   1,  1921 
Feb.  1,    1921 
1907-1927 
Aug.  1.  1933 
Ma\   1-J.  Is-l.i 
Irredeemable. 

WiUmar  <t  «•«*  FaUt.—e**,  G~taAT  NoBTHaBX. 
WUsv  Oeiwss.  <^«0-etock,6p.  e..  gnar.  WU.  *  Wei 
l«t  mortgage  o 

Wllm.  4  Conwav  l.t  M-,g.,  gu.  p.  A  L  by  W.  C.  A  A, 
1TU«.  jr«roen««  rf.r.-W.0.  4  T..Car  IsfM.,  gold.  ... 
Ne  wberae  *  H.  •art.  bond*  9432.OOO,  cold.  .  .  . 
WUmi**t»m  4  jrortA.-lst  M.,sub.to  call  In  1907.  .  .  r 
General  mortgage  for  91  OOOOOO  gold                 r 

irumtaeton  4  TO***    moat  ' 

CertULof  IndebifordlvM  In  'iT.  non-cam-.  Incsnis, 

.... 

.... 

Western  »w   York 

Emporium,  Pa.  131  miles;  Buffalo  to  Oil  City.  Pa. 
Oloan.  LM  ' 


Hew  <  'anile.  M  mile*  ;  tirsaehss.  raolnd 
ned,  641  mile*,  of  wUoh  70  are 


Prnn»i  Iranla  Kt.— Owns  Buffalo  to 
ffalotoOUCIty,  Pa  .136  miles;  Oil  City  to 
to  Hlnsdale.  99  miles;  Stoneboro  to  West 
'-^ 


.  ,rv  ;:i,.-,.  1:1.)  .i:1!~. 
tetal  owned.  641  miles,  of  wmioh  70  are  narrow  gang*;  lease*.  36  mile*. 

O«OA»iztnojr  -ReorganUadoa  March  18. 1895  (per  plan  In  ScrrtB- 
mvrt  of  January.  189o).  of  the  Western  New  York  4  Pennsylvania 
Jtattroad.  sold  In  tereeteeuie  Feb.  5, 1895. 

STOCK.— The  voting  power  on  85.OOO.ooo  new  capital  stock  Issued 
t>y  tte  old  3d  mortgage  bovdaolder*  Is  to  be  held  Intrust  for  five  year* 
•jy  Ueorge  E.  Bartol.  Nicholas  Tbouron  and  ftm-rnl  O.  De  Coursey. 

BOHM.-W.  V.  Y.  A  P.  Onto  were  Issued  to  retire  Warren  4  Franklin 
bend,  on  Feb.  1.  1896.  Abstract  of  W.  V.  Y.  4  Pa.  1st  mort- 
fage  In  V.  47,  p.  109.  The  fmtrmt  utarlfaft  (limited  to  810.OOO.OOO) 
tear.  Intorest  from  April  1. 1898.  till  April  1. 1897.  at  2  per  eent. 
then  till  1901  st  3  percent  and  thereafter  at  4  per  eent.  Trustee, 
Union  Trust  Co..  N.  f .  The  MV  <»•••«•  are  non-enmulatir*  5O-y*ar  5 
POT  eent  cold  bonds.  Iseoe  llmltod  to  810.OOO.OOO;  trosto*.  Fidelity  In- 
imMe  Tr.  A  8.  D.  Co.  of  ~ — 


limited 
Phllsv 


ru)AH»o 
bond  and 


I)«rr.-X«w 


bond  and  mortgage  on  real  estate,  8989.799; 
•warranU,  807,000;  loans  and  bills  payable  8mi 
reeonstrucUon  expenses;  total  laaae  was  8311, 


90.  1896.  •IN.Mt: 

on  real  estate,  8989.799;  Klasoa  V  alley  frelgkt 
i72O  (Issued  In  189Stor 
,730.) 
aUsjrn»aa.-o  •tontha,  >  1896  ......  Grosa,  81.444>51  ;  net,  8M9^«3 

July  1  to  HOT.  30.       j  1895  ......  Uros*.    1.568.98O.  net    4S6ioOl 

Aimc»LK«r.>«T  -FUeal  year  ends  June  «0.   ttopert  tor  1895-96  was 

general  Met 


la  T.  63,  D.  326.  The  Interest  on  the 
April  1. 1896,  Is  not  Included  IB  the « 
•f  e menu  on  stock  at  the  time 


the  new  i 


of"  s  inimni  »Bte  on  stock  at  the  time  of 

these  bead*  for  1B9S>W7  will 
eJJ ^  betterment*  have  been  charged  to 
r«or«  tmdinf  Jttnt  3O.  1 

Ore**  earning* 88. 

Vet  earnings? 


neral  mortgage  bond*  to 
a*  It  was  proTlded  for  out 

- 


fore  only 
charg*  on 
July.  1880, 


768  81.018,774 
18350  8008.709 
50.000 


RT. 

Butler  Junction  to  rilag¥»y  Ctty73>~ml>s».do«»l*  track';  branch! 
a.  L*sssd  to  Pennsylvania  RR.  for  4O  years  from 
nhroffntod),  rental  being  the  net 
urtgace  6*  for  8435.Oo7  matured 


earnings.    In  Jan..  1896,  the  L 
••d  were  paid.    In  1890.  fro**,  , 

fedJ^VSSV? 


g»S«a«8£ 
trteufYp^"1"4-"^11 


6*  for  8435.00 

Mvna-m-^^ 

net.9411.7B3.  In  1893  rental. 
•B.  RR.  owns  the  81.775,000 
to  1880.  8  p.  c. ;  In  1896,  April,  4  p. 


.  A  L.k.  Brie  By^Owms Toledo,  O..J to  Bowarston.  O- 

174  mlkw.  and  branch  to  Huron.  O  ,13  mil**;  WheeUng  DinSon, 
snto*  M  Martin'.  Ferry,  opposite  Wheeling.  43  mile. ;  Btonbenrtlle 


•n.   In  188ft  aeqnlred  right  to  nee  Cleveland  Terminal  A 
Ttf**^-  {nMk*  •"*  O^eland  terminal,  for  99  Tears.    V.  68.  p. 
i.    Own.  lane  Interest  In  Wheat  L.  E.  A  Pitta.  Coal  Co.- which  see 
n  page  154  thl*  SffrrLBM  Birr. 

KaoBiv»»snr.-Oa  Jan.  1.1,  1897,  Myron  T.  Herrlck  and  Robert 
•mihiniiiiifer  were  appointed  reeelren;  V.  64,  p.  182. 
FjormcnTB  OOUHITTBB.-LOUI.   Fltigrrald,  Chairman:  W.  L.  BulL 
Edward  Sweet  A  Co.,  and  Duncan   D.   Parmly,  of  Marquand  A 
Parmly.  depositary.  Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y..  for  Wheeling  A  L,  E. 
.eoMol.  4*  and  preferred  and  com -non  stock,  and  first  mortgage 
bond*  and  .lock  of  the  Wheeling  Lake  Erie  A  Plttsburg  Coal  Co. 


W.OOO  for  addition..  Improvement*, 
of  SO  miles  into  the  coke  region  was 


proposed.    (V.'o9.p.888,937.) 
DIVIDCTM.-OB  pr,f.  stoek-From  April.  1888,  to  February.  1«91.  at 
5LW  P-  c;  Perannom:  In  1 491,  4V  In  1892,  4V  In  1H93.  4 

,  1  per  cent;  Msy.  1  \«r  eent;  none  sine*.    See  V.  59,  p.  154 

•«. -Trust**  of  ar*t  mortcaga  Lake  Erie  Division  Is  Mermntll* 

n1"!.    I''  Nr  V>  "f"-"  ».-rr<..if.-    W:,,.;,,.-    I ,.    ,.    .  f>      U        l-:-t 

•wLTX?'  JV  e»«sj«<««  and  imprmmml  martgngr  (trustee  Central 

Mett  r»],SK«).ooo  (olwklehsufflcienUs  reserved  to  retire 


the  Toledo  Belt  bonds)  covers,  subject  to  prior  liens,  entire  property, 
and  Is  a  first  Uen  upon  the  extension  to  Bellalrc  and  SteubenrUle  branch. 


000 


July.l 


Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,)  for  88,000,- 

01  which  86,400,000  to  retire  prior  bonds  at 
.  M  wrie  !*«•*.!  »i  .-lire  and  8540.000  In  May 
equipment  etc.  In  1894  and  1 895  9500.000  addi- 
med  for  Improvements  and  equipment 

91,310.498, 


1  -'.>:! 
81.505.991 
547,884 
880694 


AnOAL  RKFOKT.—  Fiscal  year  end*  Jane  SO.  Report  for  1895-96  was 
In  T.  63.  D.  500,  553.  During  the  year  1895-96  the  company  carried 
l,230,S3<ftoB*ef  bltamlnouseoaL  against  1,105,930  touln  1894-95; 
and  314310  ton*  of  ores.  agalnat3O2>10  tons  In  1893-94. 

r*nr  nu*4M#  JUIM  30—     1896.  1895.  1894. 

Gross  •arnlng.-  .......  81.544,545    81.447.255    81,367,648 

Ketearnincs  ..........      444.89O         412.83O         473,166 

Interest  paE.  .........      879,779         378^75         87O357 

DlTld"s  on  pr*f.  stock  .................          135.000 


1  i  .  '.  *  i  1 


sur.865.111  sur.833.743   def.932.191  sur.932,249 

-nlngs  Inelode  ether  Income  of  957,346  In  1898; 

87V>08 a lg*Mi  MtTuoin  1890 ;  890.638  111  1896. 
-<V.  63.  p.  tOO,  t»l,  568. 708. 198.  934,  11 17;  V.  64.  p.  85.  182.) 
\t  Ilkribarrv  A  Kaslrrn.— flBB  N.  Y.  BoagDBHAiniA  A  WBITBBB- 
\»  llkr.harrr   A   %rrmntom.—<ar*  Htm  OtHtrml   KM.   of  N.J.>— 
Owns  from  Scran  ton  to  Mlnooka  Junction.  Pa..  B  mile*,  of  which  1  >• 
mile*  Is  double  track.  Leased  from  May  1. 1888,  to  tehlgh  Coal.  A  Nav. 
Co.  (see  " Mlsrillsns.ni  Companies")  during  It*  eorporato  existence 
leas  one  year,  at  847.50O  per  annum  and  toiea.    Leaee  assigned   to 
Central  of  N.  J.  at  6  per  eent  on  cost  of  road  (91.OSS.OOO)  and  taxe*. 
In  June.  1894.  LehlgVCoal  A  Nav.  Co.  held  all  the  stock. 

\t  llll.m.pnrl  A  Worth)  Hranrh  ••.-Owns  road  from  Hall's 
to  Sattorfeld,  Pa.,  and  branch  45  mllea.    A  reorganisation  In  1882  of 
'  •  -M-"5*B».Opeek   RR.     Common  stock   (anth    82.OOO.OOO)   lamed, 
2;  preferred.  89OO.OOO;  par  ralue  of  each.  85O.     Mortgage 
Fidelity  Ins.  Tr.  A sTo.  CoTof  Phils, 

90, 1896,  gross,  BI00.8A8 ;  net  836.- 

Ma^M«6»^cV 
Forman,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

llaarton  Colunabla  A  Augusta  HK.— Own«  from  Wll- 
milwMB,  NTC..  to  Columbia,  8.  C.,  192  mllee;  In  1896  the  Wilnilntrtnu 
A  Anwar,  from  Oonway,  8.  C.,  to  Rub,  N.  C.,  51  miles,  was  consoli- 
dated with  the  W.  C.  4  A.,  and  then  leased  to  Wilmington  4  Wrl.t.m; 
total,  343  miles.  Leaee*  Jointly  with  Northeastern  (South  Carolina) 
Railroad,  th*  General  Railroad  of  South  Carolina.  Lane,  B.  C..  to  Sumter, 
B.  C..  40  mile*.  Total  operated,  888  miles. 

Sofa  In  foreeloenre  Oct.  1879.  andrtwrganlsed.  In  June,  1885,  leaaed 
for  99  yean  to  the  Wllm.  A  Weldon.  theleesee  to  pay  all  fixed  charges 
aad  6  per  eent  dividend  on  th*  stock.  On  June  SO,  1896,  loan*  and  bills 
payable  were  8137,811. 

AmtOAL  Rarorr— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Report  for  1895-6  was 
ta  T- *!»*•  U.0d.  ahowtog :  Oroas,  9637.241;  net,  91 63,234 :  other  In - 
come,  832.509 ;  Interest.  8 114,461 ;  dividends.  9ft7,6OO;  bal,  «urplu», 
838.743.  U  1894-».  grou,  8050.940 ;  net,  9144.74s.  V.  63,  p.  1 1 .5  5 . 

Wllnalngton  Nrwbrrnr  A  Norfolk  Railway.— Road  from 
Wilmington  to  Newberne,  N.  C..  88  miles.  Chartered  In  1885  as  Wil- 
mington Onslow  4  East  Carolina,  and  name  changed  in  1893.  Stock 
authorised.  83,OOO,OOO;  paid  In,  91.2OO.OOO;  par  850. 


In  1894-95,  groM,8do;089; 


WIlBBlnwtosi  A  Nort hernia-Owns  from  Wilmington,  Del.,  to 
High*  Junction.  Pa..  71  mile* ;  branches,  17  mile* ;  total  owned,  88 
mile* ;  trackage  to  Beading.  Pa.,  etc.,  4  mile*.  Organlced  January  18, 
1877,  after  foreclosure  sale.  General  mortgage  bonds  are  reserved 
I  mortgage  Indcbtednee*  at  maturity.  STOCK  authorised, 
outstanding.  81,»78,O5O ;  par,  850. 


,  aer 
to  retire  first 


RKFOKT.  -Report  for  1895,  In  V.  62,  p.  867,  showed  : 

Tr.ttul.Dte.-3l  -     Oron.  iftl.  Intentl.       Bal..  turn 

}995  ................  8488.318  871,896  *::-.-,.•«,  833,3(56 

1894  ................  440,156  61,960  38,550  23.41O 

WIlBslBctom  *  Weldon.—  ROAD—  Owns  Wilmington  to  Weldon 
V.  C.,  162  miles,  and  from  South  Carolina  State  line  to  Contentnea. 
5.  C.,  116  miles;  branches.  Scotland  Nrck  (Halifax  to  Klnnton),  85 
miles;  Tarboro,  NanhTllle,  Clinton,  etc.,  147;  total  owned,  510  mile*. 

Leases  WUm.OoL4  Ang.,243  mile.;  fcntnil  South  CaroUna  Uolntly 
with  Northeastern  South  Carolina  HIM.  4O  lullm.  Resobe*  Augusta. 
On.  from  Denmark.  8.  C.,  57  miles,  on  South  Carolina  A  Georgia  RB. 

OnOAjnzATio-f.-OrgsnUed  In  1836.  Controlled  by  Atlantic  Coast 
Line  Company  (wblch  see.) 


,  KTC.-From  1884  to  July,  1891,  both  Inclusive,  at  rate  of  8 
par  eent  per  annum;  In  Noreuili.-r,  11:11,  4  percent;  In  July,  1892.  4 
per  eent;  In  1893.  3  per  cent;  1894,  May,  3  p.  c.;  In  1895,  6  p.  o.;  In 
189*,  May,  8  p.  e. 


140 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[You  LXIV. 


••kaertbers  will  confer  a  great  (aror  by  gl  vine  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Tables. 

RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 

Bonds 

Size,   or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bonds—  Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  notes 
on  ttrst  page  of  tables. 

Rate  Per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Dividends. 

Wilmington  *  Weldon.-  (Concl.)-B.  t.  gold  Intbds. 
Gen'l  mort.  for  *4.000,OOO  (#12,OOO  per  mile)  .  .0' 

457 
457 
70 

1885 
1894 

$1,000 
1,000 

$874,OOO 
3,06-.'  ,OOO 
500,000 
300,OOO 
380.OOO 
3*4,000 
lOO.OOO 
1,150,000 
2,000,000 
150,000 
810,000 
1*0,000 
400,000 
215,000 
30.OOO 
See  text. 
12,000 
11,265,000 
7,427.166 
3,642,122 
2,86O,OOO 
1,040,000 
500,000 
81O.OOO 
10O.OOO 
3,099,800 
1  50.OOO 
511.OOO 
735,000 
380,000 
249,950 
150,000 
2.0OO.OOO 

4 

J.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 
J.—  J. 

N.  Y.,Balt.  and  Wllmlng. 
do              do 
Wilmington,  N.  C. 

May   1,  1897 
1935 
1944 

1st  .  l.  l  urooro    trail  on  )•   «   e 

6 

5  g. 

M.  AN. 
M.  A  S 

Wilmington,  N.  C. 
N.  Y.,  J.  Walker  &  Son. 

At  Co.'s  option 
Sept.  1,1915 

Wiitona  Brtdfff-liU  M.,  gold,  s.  f..  rM.  at  110  aft.  '98 

.... 

1890 

1,000 
100 
1,000 

1895 
1894 
1874 
1880 
1884 
1885 
1886 
1SM7 
187!) 
1H7SI 
1887 
1887 
1891 
1885 
1HH5 

1895 
1890 

1886 
1893 
1890 

1H95 

1K94 
ISSti 

5* 

7 
7 
6 
8 
8 
5 

if. 

5 

J.   A   J. 

M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A   8. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A    8. 

New  York  City. 
N.  Y..  U.  8.  Trust  Co. 
Boston,  73  Tremont  St. 
do              do 
do              do 
See  text. 
Boston,  73  Tremont  St. 

1945 
Nov.  16,  1897 
Nov.  1,  1904 
Apr.   1,  1910 
May  1,  1915 
Feb.  1,  1895 
Sept.  1,  1906 
Nov.  1,  1937 
Jan.   1,  1909 
Jan.   1,  1909 
July  1,  1937 
July  1,  1937 
May  1,  1931 
Men.  1,  1918 
Moh.  1.  1916 
June,  '97-1902 
Jan.  1,  1945 
Oct.    1,  1910 
Jan.2  '97,2i3% 
July  1,  1906 
Jan.   1,  1913 
Jan.   1,  1930 
Oct.    1.  1934 
Apr.  1,  1932 
Sept.  1,  1940 
Feb.   1.  191,6, 

WaconsinOent.  uo.—  Receiver*'  oertlfa.—  See  text.. 

"id 

54 

1,000 

•  lit  11  trtifiikrp  iiot«'H 

WIs.  Cent.  R,  R  —  "Bonsol.  M.,lst  serieg.gold  —  OAr 
Consol.  M.,2d  series,  lncome(notcum.)gold.c**r 
Wisconsin  Central  Co.  1st  M.,$12,OOO,OOO,gold.c- 
Income  M    non-cum    $9  OOO.OOO,  gold  o* 

416 
416 
All. 
All. 

i'22 

500  Ac. 
500  Ac. 
1,000 
l.OOO 
1,000 
1,000 

Boston,  Merch.  Nat.  Bk. 

Jan.,  1894,  last  paid. 
No  coupons  paid. 
Merch's  Nf.  Bk.,  Boston. 
Bost'n,  Meich.  Nat.  Bk. 
do             do 

WIs.  Cent.  Co.A  RR.  Imp.  bonds,  gold,  convert.0* 
Chicago  Wig.  4  Minn,  (leased)—  1st  mort.,  gold.c* 

WU.  Cent,  equip,  notes,  $500,000,  (60  monthly)  . 
Witronrin  *  Michigan  Ky.—  1st  M.,*.,  S15.OOO  p.m. 
Woonsorket  *  Pose.—  1st  M.,  int.  gu.  City  of  Woon.c 
Worcester  Bashua  <t  Rochester-  Stock  ($3,GOO,OOO>.. 
Wor.ANas.  (  Wor.  Nashua  A  Roch.  RR.  bonds.  .  .0* 
IstM.  of  J         do                do                do     
'79  secures  1         do                do                do    ...o* 
all  equally.  1.         do                do                do    
Tor*  Southern—  York  A  Peach  Bottom  "A"  A  "B". 

"54 
10 
94 

47 
47 
47 
47 

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

5  s 

J.   &  J. 

N.  Y.,  Atlantic  Tr.  Co 

Text. 
4 

4 
'  4 
4 
5 

6  g! 

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

M"A"S. 

F.  A  A. 

Providence,  R.  I. 
Worcester,  Office. 
Boston,  Globe  Nat.  Bk. 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
Sec.T.AT.Co.,York,Pa. 
do              do 
Last  paid  Feb.  1,  1889. 

fanes.  *  Ohio  River—  1st  H..  $25.000  p.  m.,  gold.O' 

80 

100  Ac. 

AJOCUAL  REPORT.— Report  for  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  was  In  V. 
83,  p.  1155,  showing  earnings  as  follows: 

Year  end'g  June  30.        1896.  1895.  1894.  1893. 

Gross  earnings $1,803,196    $1,625,076    $1,637,752    $1,569,296 

Expenses  and  taxes..   1,110,522      1,013,813         990,899         993,936 


Net  earnings $692.674       $611,263       $646,853       $575,360 

In  1895-96  total  net  Income,  $735,460;  Interest  charges,  $447,700; 
dividends,  $180,000;  balance,  surplus.  $107,760.  In  1894-95  paid 
dividends  amounting  to  only  $90,OOO.— (V.  63,  p.  1155.) 

Wlnoiia  Bridge  Railway.— Owns  bridge  between  Wlnona, 
Minn.,  and  Buffalo,  Win.,  1-03  mile,  opened  Sept.  1,  1891.  Leased  to 
Winnua  &  Southwestern,  Green  Bay  Wlnona  A  St.  P.  and  Chicago 
Burl.  A  No.  for  30  years.  STOCK.— $4OO,OOO;  par,  $100. 

EARNINGS.— Year  endlug  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $20,628;  net,  $13,276. 
charges,  $19,583;  balance,  def.,  $6,307.  In  1894-5,  grogs,  $18,916' 

Wlnona  &  Western.— Owns  from  Wlnona,  Minn.,  to  beyond 
Osage,  Iowa,  117  miles.  Organized  In  October,  1894,  and  purchased 
the  Wlnona  &  Southwestern,  sold  in  foreclosure.  V.  59,  p.  836.  Stock 
authorized.  $2,OOO,OOO ;  par,  $  10O.  EARNINGS.— Year  ending  June  30, 
1896,  gross,  *158,559;  net,  $23,112;  1895,  gross,  $143,729;  net, 
$3,040.  Interest  on  bonds  has  been  accruing,  but  first  payment  is  due 
Jan.  1, 1897.  (V.  59,  p.  372, 697, 836,  839;  V.  61,  p.  518.) 

\vix-ouslii  Central  Company.— SYSTEM  extends  from  Chicago 
to  Aslil.tiul,  Wis.,  and  Ltke  Superior  iron  mines,  also  to  St.  Paul  and 
Minneapolis.  By  the  Milwaukee  A  Lake  Winnebago  extension  to 
Maultowoo  and  the  oar  ferry  across  Lake  Michigan,  connecting  with 
the  Flint  &  Pere  Marqiiette,  the  Wisconsin  Central  has  a  short  line  to 
the  East,  beginning  in  January,  1897.  V.  62,  p.  636,  1098;  V.  63,  p. 
117.  The  system  includes : 


Wit.  Cent.  Co.  owning  :       Milts. 
St.  P.  Jun.  to  Abbottsford,  Wls.157 

Branch  to  Bessemer 34 

Branches  to  Eau  Claire,  etc 12 

8pur3tolndustrleg(15m.unop.)  53 

Leasing  : 
Chicago  Wisconsin  A  Minn.— 

Chic,  to  Schlelsingerv.,  etc  ..115 

Spurs  to  Industrie* 15 

Trackage  to  Chic.,  Minn.,  etc..   26 

Rugby  to  Milwaukee,  etc..  .  29 


Wis.  Cent. RR. owning:       Miles. 

Neenah  to  Ashland 249 

Stevens  Point  to  Portage  City.  71 

Branches,  etc 32 

Spur8tpindu8tries(39m.unop.)  76 

Leasing: 

Milw.  A  Lake  Winnebago— 
Neenah  to  Schleigingervllle.  64 

Extension  to  Manltowoc 45 

Spurs  to  Industries 3 

Packwaukee  &  Moutello 8 


Wisconsin  Central  A  RR.  improvement  bonds  of  1891,  and  covering 
accumulated  dividends  toMaroh  1, 1891.  V.  62,  p.  185.  In  November 

1895,  the  Ch.  Wig.  A  Minn,  income  coupons  which  matured  on  or  be- 
fore Sept.  1, 1895,  were  paid  with  Interest  thereon  at  5  p.  o.    Sept 

1896,  coupons  were  paid  when  due.    V.  58,  p.  384, 1110;  V.  61,  p.  924'. 
LAND  GRANT. — The  Wisconsin  Central  Railroad  had  a  land  grant  of 

839,348  acres,  of  which  on  June  30,  1892,  579,550  acres  remained 
unsold,  and  $98,948  land  contracts  were  outstanding. 

GKNKRAL  FINANCES.— Since  the  Wisconsin  Central  Company  owns 
practically  all  the  securities  of  the  Wisconsin  Central  Railroad,  the- 
entire  earnings  of  both  companies  go  Into  the  Wisconsin  Company'* 
treasury,  from  them  being  paid  the  total  charges  of  both  companies. 
On  June  30, 1896,  Interest  amounting  to  $1,701,950  was  overdne. 

Traffic.— Of  the  2,882.275  tons  carried!  n  the  last  half  of  1895-  6,  42 
per  cent  was  Iron  ore,  19  per  cent  lumber  and  forest  products  and  10> 
per  cent  Ice ;  ton  mile-rate,  0'891  of  a  cent. 

EARNINGS— 5  months. )  1896 Gross, $1,927,412;  net  $714"077 

July  1  to  Nov.  30.  {1895 Gross,  2,092,071;  net,  791, '701 

ANNUAL  REPORT. — Report  for  1895-96  was  in  V.  63,  p.  921. 


Tears  ending  June  30— 


1896. 


. 

Gross  earnings $4,399,511 

Net  earnings... $1,391,194 

Other  Income 324,444 

Total  net $1,715,638 

Charges,  payable  by  receivers *1, 809, 932 

Balance def.$94,294 

"Company  "balance def.$15,431 

"Railroad"  balance def.$78,863 


Grand  total  (Including  spms  operated  129  miles  and  unop.  54  m)!989 

PHYSICAL  CONDITION.— Of  the  587  mtles  of  main  line  June  30, 1896, 
•24  miles  were  80  Ib.  steel.  166  miles  70  lb.,  386  miles  60  Ib  11  miles 
56  lb.  The  branches  (152  miles)  were  mostly  52-60  lb.  steel.  Trestles 
June  30,  1896,  aggregated  1 3,307  feet,  wooden  bridges  4  145  iron 
til-nines  7.921  feet  on  main  line  and  branches. 

HISTOBT,  ETC.-Organlzed  June,  1887.  The  lease  to  the  Northern 
Pacific  (see  V.  51,  p.  713),  wag  canceled  Sept.  25, 1893.  V.  57  p  548 

The  Chicago  Wisconsin  A  Minnesota,  from  Schleisingerville  to  Chicago 
ANorthern  Pacific  terminals  in  Cook  County,  111.,  122  miles  is  leased  in 
perpetuity.  Rental  Is  37  "a  per  cent  of  gross  earnings,  less  its  propor- 
tion of  terminal  charges  ;  but  surplus  rental  over  $350,000  yearly  is 
divided  equally  with  lessee.  As  to  Mil.  A  Lake  Winnebago,  see  that  Co 

RBCEivBRSHiP.-Sept.  27, 1893,  H.  F.  Whitoomb  and  Howard  Morris 
were  appointed  receivers.  V.57,p.557.  Inl894,$l,650,OOOcertitlcates 
we  e  sold  and  the  floating  debt  paid  off.  releasing  over  *2,OOO  000  of 
eoOateral.  V.  60,  p.  84.  In  May,  1895,  the  balance  of  $350,000  were 
gold  for  new  heavy  steel  rails  and  other  physical  improvements.  The 
certificates  fell  due  Nov.  16, 1896,  and  were  extended  for  one  year. 

COUPONS.— Interest  on  Wis.  Central  Company  5s  due  July  1  1894 
»s  In  default.  Wisconsin  Cent  Co.  A  RR.  fmprov.  interest  has  been 
regularly  paid  when  due  to  May.  1896,  inclusive. 


plan  a*  noon  as  practicable.    See'  V.  62.  p.  42, 139 

Depositary,  United  States  Trust  Co.,  New  York    In  June  1801  am 
$7,530.000  mortgage  5s  and  $1,150,000  incomes  had  been  deposited. 

BTocitg.-Pref.  (6  p.  o.  oum.),  S3.OOO.OOO;   common,  $12  000  OOO 
Voting  power  on  entire  stock  is  held  by  Messrs.  Colby,  Hoyt Taud •Abbot. ' 


BpBOV-Tha  total  Issue  of  Wis.  Cent.  RR.  consol.  mortgage  nrst 
,rles.  l.ou.ls  Is  $3,727,500,  of  which  $1,522,000  are  in  thehaml"  of 

IA      i, nl.     in      ilpanrtnir      ><>»,.«„     i     .,......•, i_  T      *_»    *.  ^TT  vn\y  Li  ill  H  1C*  (11 


1895. 

$4,090,543 
$1,303,115 
6,491 

$1,309,606 
*1,547,234 

def.  $237,628 
def.  $346,859* 

gur.  $109,230 

*The  charges  of  course  do  not  include  interest  on  the  Wisconsin 
Central  Company's  first  mortgage  5s  of  1887  ($11,265,000  outstand- 
ing), which  is  in  default.— (V.  63,  p.  74, 117,  402,  597,  921 ,  924,  970.> 

\VinmiiNlii  &  Michigan  Ry.— Owns  from  Falthorn  Junc- 
tion, Mich.,  on  Minneapolis  St.  Paul  A  Sault  Ste.  Marie  Railway,  to 
Peshtigo,  Wise.,  49  miles,  with  branch,  5  miles.  Opened  for  traffic  Jan. 
1. 1895.  From  Peshtigo  cars  are  taken  by  Lake  Michigan  Car  Ferry 
Transportation  Co.  to  Chicago.  Mortgage  trustee  is  Atlantic  Trust  Co. 
Stock  authorized  and  Issued,  $810,500;  par  value,  $100;  equipment 
trusts  (Dec.  31, 1895),  $101,096;  locomotives,  6;  cars,  337.  Earnings 
for  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1895,  gross,  $84,148;  net,  $32,142;  Interest 
$40,500;  balance,  deficit,  $8,358.  President,  S.  M.  Fischer,  Chicago,  111' 

Woonsocket  &.  Pascoag  RR.— Owns  road  from  Woonsocket, 
R.  I.,  to  Harrisville,  9  miles.  Incorporated  1889.  Leased  to  N  Y  A 
New  England,  but  in  July,  1896,  the  New  England  RR.  purchased  the 
entire  capital  stock— see  V.  63,  p.  698.  Stock,  $200,000;  par,  $100. 

Worcester  Nashua  &  Rochester  RR.— Owns  from  Worcester 
vi»  Nashua  to  Rochester,  94  miles.  Consolidation  1883. 

Leased  for  50  years  from  Jan.  1, 1886,  to  the  Boston  A  Maine  at  ren- 
tal of  $250,000  and  taxes.  Total  profit  and  loss  deficit  June  30, 1895 
$482,006.  Loans  and  bills  payable  June  30. 1896,  $180,000  Divi- 
dends :  From  1887  to  1893, 6  per  cent  yearly ;  in  1894,  5  p.  o.;  In  1895 
5  p.  o.;  in  1896,  5  p.  c.;  in  1897,  Jan.,  2%  p.  c.  (V.  60,  p.  525,  749.) 

York  Southern  RR.— ROAD.— York  to  Delta  and  South  Delta* 
37  miles  (standard  gauge),  with  branch  from  Delta  to  Peach  Bottom. 
Pennsylvania,  4  miles  (ga.uge  3  ft.). 

HISTORY.— Organized  November  1st,  1894,  and  purchased  the  nar- 
row-gauge road  formerly  known  as  Baltimore  A  Lehigh  KR.  in  Pcnna. 
The  property  was  Improved  aud  opened  as  a  standard  gauge  road  from 
York  to  Delta  and  South  Delta  on  October  22d,  1895,  aud  has  been 
operated  since  February,  1896,  under  close  traffic  contract  relations 
with  the  Pennsylvania  RR.  system. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS.  -Capital  stock  is  $600,000  (par  $50).  York  and 
Peach  Bottom,  Scries  "A"  bonds  are  for  $47,500,  interest  A.  A  O.; 
Series  "B"  bonds  are  for  $202,450,  interest  M.  A  N.  Car  trusts  Dec 
31, 1896,  $16,000  of  6  per  cents,  due  in  monthly  Instalments. 

EVRNINGS.— For  3  months  ending  Sept.  30.  1896,  gross,  $19,257;  net 


road   Co. 
upon 


are  collaterally  seoared  by  purchase  inonev  first  Ite- 
S.  ^.WJ"  wl.th  "»>»  Procoeas.    Ful!  statement  i,vU 


53.  p.  22.  757.-    rne  equipment  note,  of  1896  cover  1,000  cars 
040*0^"^"  -  ¥%^.&tt#******  ""OJ 


of  the  fiscal  year  ending  Juue  30,  1896.  the  work  of  reconstruction  from 
;    a  narrow  gaiue  to  a  standard  guage  interrupted  traffic.    President, 
f  I  Warren  F.  Walworth,  Cleveland,  O.;  Treasurer,  C.  C.  Frlck;  Secretary 
•    M.  H.  Houseman;  general  office,  York,  Pa.    (V.  62,  p.  i79,  987.) 

Zanesvllle  &  Ohio  River.— Owns  from  Zanesvllle,  O.,  to  Bar- 
mar, on  the  Ohio  River,  opposite  Marietta. about  80  miles,  including 
branches,  3  miles.  In  Aug. ,  1889,  interest  was  def  mlted.  Foreclosure  suit 
lr  progress.  See  V.  50,  p.  140.  On  July  19, 1892,  J.  Hope  Sutor  was 
made  receiver.  See  V.  55,  p.  147.  Stock,  $2,000,000.  Total  funded 
debt  June  30,  1895,  $2,000,000;  equipment  obligations,  $113034; 
' 


n  $1 . 


receiver's  certificates,  $13,000 ;  current  liabilities,  $777,895.  In'  yeai 
ending  June  30,  1896  (see  receiver's  report,  V.  63,  p.  556),  gross 
$126,453;  net,  $19,301;  taxes,  $4,415;  "interest  on  certificates,"  $948 

balance,  surplus,  ffi-.°rtoc>-    --  •-*• ^  ----         -  -     _'--. 

gross,  $117,722; 


JANUARY,  1897.] 


MISCELLANEOUS    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


141 


MISCELLANEOUS. 


explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  Me  note* on 
•nt  page  of  table*. 


•—Btoos%85O.OOO.OOO,  auth.  by  law 

Pahonlures.  subject  to  call  at  110 
Aaasnoosi  CosW  ^Jfer>wtesMl>— Btoek.. 
AswriconCottm  OO— Common  stock  (see  V.  54,  p.  7611.1. 

Pref.  stock  6  per  eant  non-cam.,  sub.  to  oall  at  105 

Debentures  for  $S.OOO.OOO.  subject  to  call  at  1  lOjrold.c" 
ASMTMSM  Mttrict  zWsf.-8*ook7$4.OOO,OOO authorised... 
A 


on  stock 
cent  cumulative 


First  preferred.  6  per  cent  en 
Beoond  preferred.  8  per  east  L  _ 
American  Sptrtti  JTonH/.— Common  stock,  $28,OOO,OOO. 
Prof,  stock,  non  -cum.  "preference  limited  to  5  p.  e.  dlT.1 
"ort.g.000,000 1 


lit 


l05s.f e 

.ri,,,, ,  $5,700,000 


to  oall  after  Feb.,  19O1 

Joaamon  stock 

free  editorial  In  May .'93.  Bur.) . 
*  none  Issued  to  Dec.,  "96 


Prof,  nock,  8  p.  e. 

DtTtdend  sertpOatoed  May  1.1896) 
sisriMiii  »y»>ma<iri    etoek.  X.OOO.OOO 
Debenture*,  gold.  81.OOO.OOO  (s*e  text) 


.  •21.000.000  auth  . . . 
pref.  a*  to  aueU  and  din. 

Mar 


of 
Bonds 


1888 


1890 


1895 
1891 


1896 


Size,  or 
Par 

Value. 


$100 
100 

500  Ac. 

35 

100 

100 

l.CXMI 

100 
100 

100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

1,000 
100 

100 

1,000 

100 

100 

1,000 

100 

50 

100 

"ibo 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Amount 

iiutsu.ti.hu>. 


Rate  Per    When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Cent.     Payable  Whom 


$12.000,000 
Bee  text. 
2.OOO.OOO 
1,500,000 
2O.237.1OO 
10.199.6OO 
3.068,000 
3,844,700 
18.000.000 
1,-jr.o.iioo 
1.25O.OOO  6 
1,250.000  - 

•.•-.O.NI.IXKI 

7,000,000 

2.OOO.OOO 

1.201.4OO 

6,000.000 

900,000 

36,968.000 

36,968,000  7 


14.000.000 
17.900.000  See 
11,935,000 

3.460.600 

4,000.000 
196.000 


New  York,  59  Broadw'y 
Boston,  Comp'y'B  Office.  Jn 

do  do 

N.  T.,  Office,  1  B'dway. 


N.  Y.,  Winslow,  L.  A  Co. 

do  do 

N.  Y.,  Office,  8  DOT  81 
N.Y.,Co.'eOf.,65B'wi 
See  text, 
do 
do 

New  York, 
do 
do 


ay  Jan.  2 


Bodton,  Internal  Tr.  Co. 

N.Y.Offi 

do  do 

N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 

N.  Y.,  West.  Union  Tel. 

N.  Y.,Farm.L.ATr.Oo. 
do  do 

do  do 


Bond* — Prlacl. 
pal, When  Due 
Btotkt— Last  ' 
Dividend. 


Dee.  1.  '96.  2% 

Tn.l.V97,4>s% 
Aug.  1,  1898 
Sept.  1,  1896 


Dec.  1,  '96,  3% 
NOT.  1,  1900 
Aug.  17,  1896 
an.  2. '97,  3 

NT.4,'96, 

Nv.4,'96. 

NoT.«,'i6, 


Sept.  1,  1915. 


Bee  text. 
Feb.   1,  1911 

oe,  117  Wall  St.  Jan.  2.  '97, 3% 
Jau.2  '97,3>s% 

Jan..  1911 

Dec.,  '96.  m% 

Feb.  I,  "97, 3% 

Feb.  l,*97.Sj{ 

See  text. 


HI..: 


an    Bell    Telephone  C«.— On  December  2O,  1895,  the  I  Peorla.  all  of  Peoria, 
had  674*076  ln*BiimonH   In    ase  In   hand*  of  licensees,  |  Hobart  of  Cincinnati. 

capacity  of  the  above 

would  produce  22«,000 

The  Spirit*  Distributing  Co.  I*  organised  to  handle.  If  necessary,  the 

entire  product  of  the  Am.  Spirits  Mfg.  Co.,  which  owns  all  the  common 

•took  for  $3,675,000.  and  will  pay  yearly  $100.000  for  dividends,  on  It • 


111.;  W  *bash  of  Terra  Haute,  I  ml.,  Maddux 

licensees,  I  Hobart  of  Cincinnati.  Hamburg  of  Pekln.    In  July.  1896,  the  dally 
In  1804.   On  Jan.  1. 1896,there  war*  490.738  miles  of  {  capacity  of  the  aboTe  plant*  was  stated  to  be  47.4OO  bushels,  which 


against  243.432  In  1805.   The  Amerloaa 
controls   the  loag  -B'-lanrtr  line*;  It* 
tnarinil  from  »U.ooo,ooo  in  Jni 
Patent  contract  of  1871  with  Wi 
1, 1806,  with  the  life  of  the  patent*. 


wa*  281.695. 
*  Telegraph  Co. 
I*   910,000.000, 
p.  1176. 

•graph  expired  NOT. 
T.  63,  p.  MS. 

•too*.— la  October.  1806,  stock  la  ares  sill  10  n.  a.. 
Loan*  awl  bill*  payable  (April.  1$0$).  $3,190,616: 

DITIOBXOO-     }  188841.  1803.  1893.  1804.  1896.  1806.          1*07. 

Parent.        }  18  yrty.     IS       18       164       15       15    Jan.  4>ip.o 
AJncDAJ.  Rarocr.-For  1895.  with  tialanee  sheet  In  V.  63,  p.  633. 
T»urtnM»fDK.  31.          1895.  :-••;  1803.  1893. 

Total  gros*  earning* SO.134.9d3  $4*948.344  $8.781,076  $6.100,887 

•«••«..  me*.  Int.. ca'ge.    3.313.758    i.123.785    3^25.485    3.411,876 

PaMdlrtdeads 3.133,453    1.KXMMO    8,930,156    3.919.O9O 

Omc«  -Borton.  Maas.-<V.  63.  p.  115.  563.) 

p.  c.;  In  1895,   7  p.  e.;  In 


Asnerleasi  Coal.— Dtrldeads  1891.  •<• 
1806.  8  p.0.    N.  Y.  office.  No.  1  Broadway. 


(•••lion  oil.— OaoAXiiATion.— Inoorporated  Oct.   12. 
law*  of  New  Jersey,  h*  snecssd  th*  ssasrlnan  Cotton 
was  a  ronrganltatt**).  Own*  70  erode  oil  mill*,  16 

3  cotton 
31, 
jnaaaiatw  iv  ojamanuoa 

»4*d  to  exchange  for 'ihsdeoatare*.   Pref! 
s-omBaEpT*,.an4  to  *>b»wt  to  oall  at 


1880.  aader  the  law*  of  New  Jersey,  to  asi 

OU  Trust,  of  which  It  was  a  reonanUatioa.  Own*  70 

'  ,41ard  DlaaU.9soapfactorl*«.UeottoB  gtnn«r1e*.3eo 
or*  and  5  ferttllmer  factories;  In  all  1 18  properties;  Ang 
»f  the  properties  were  dormant  and  19  illomantlsd 


In  editorial  of  May.  1803,  Son 

:  from  June.  1803,  to  December.  1896, 
•TO,  paid  $  par  ossrt  par  annnm  0  p.  e.  s*mt-ai 

>  call  at  110.  on  two 
I  be  oreated  without  the  written 
(  of  thus      Debenture  bond*  for 
Itol80ft.    In  May,  1806,  the 

..  31.  Annual  meeting  of 
of  Deeomber.  Report  for  180S06 
•.1007.1019.  (Mi  June  30,  1896. 
000  having  boon  paid  in  1895-96. 


aaroKT.— n*«al  year  « 
m  on  the  nrs*  Thsirasu 

no  huL  paya*4e?ni>>%poo  hsvrtn*;  ho*a>ald  la 


gAag. 


^SS^iKtS^.'^^W^S^^ 
'  no  proflts  compare  a*  follows :    Yet 
) ;  In  1803-04.  $1,438.152 ; 


1803-03. 

;  In 


.  $8 


ear  1891-93, 


.   1096)  Edward  D.  Adams.  T.  R. 
A.  Uarlaod.  Chart**  Lanlor.  &  F. 

Ooorgo  A.  Morrloon,  R.  T.  Wilson.  £.  fruuhart.  J.  Kennedy 
'llasn  Barbonr.   all    of    Mow  York   City :    J.  F.  Chamberlln. 
.  t.  J. ;   M.  Frank.  Atlanta.  Oa,;  Oarret  A.  Hobart.  Patennn, 
John    H.  Xaxoa.  Bt  Louis.  Mo.;  President  and  (Tialrmsn  Board 
O.  A.  Msniasa;  Vlee-Pres.,  Robert  F.  Munro;  Sec.  and 
E.  Ralph.    OOo*.  46  Cedar  Bt.,  N.  Y.-(V.  62.  p.  8eT7; 
V.63.P.  10WT.  1008.  1010.) 

Asaertran  District  Telegraph.— A**  BDrrLEMBXTof  Jan..  1893. 
Annual  report  for  1805  wa*  In  V.  62.  p.  23O.    DIVIOBIHM— In  1803. 
paid  34 P. «-:  In  1804.  May.  1  p.  e.;  In   1895.  3  p.  e.;  In  1806,  Aug..  1  p. 
e.    Omea.  8  Dey  at. .  If.  YJ&hy.-V.  6O.  p.  1  TsJ;  V  62.  p.  I3O 
American  Kleetrte  Heall itg.-Cee this  BcrruM  HIT.  pag*  103. 
Asnerleaai  KxpreM.-An  "Association"  formed  under  the  laws 
of  New  York  M  tale  In  1809  and  18*8.    Rot  an  Incorporated  company. 
Dividend*,  6  p.  e.  yearly  sine*  1883.    President.  JVC.  Fargo,  NTT.. 
Trea*. Charles  O.Clark.  Omee  6oB-way.*.Y.CKy.  (V.  56,p.  OOO.  578.) 
Aaaerteasi  Uroeery   <omp any. -Organised  to  do  a  wholesale 
froesry  hnslnni  In  Now  York.    A  reorganization  In  June,  1894.  of  th* 
»»arb.a>WhylBnd  Co.    Bteek  Is:   Common.  81.OOO.OOO;  1st  preferred, 
^^HsX>:    id  oref..  81.500.000-par  ($  1    ).     DrTil>»DA.  -On  /Irs* 
fjysrnsf  paid  3  p.  e.  In  Oet-1896.    Fiscal  year  end*  July  31.    Report 
for  18004  wa*  grr*B  In  V.  63.  p.  006.  bat  contain*  no  statement  of 
otralBjm.    Account*  payable  July  31, 1806.  war*  $85.127;  bills  par 
abto,$0o;464.   BUI*  and  account*  receivable,: kSM.OOO.  T.L-MarsaS. 
'  <ien.  Manager:  K.  F.  Cumlag.  Tree*. ;  W.  B.  Nash,  Secy. 

Aaaerleasi  «o«1a  r»aalalsi  Co.-Formed  In  1891  under  law*  of 
'w  Jrrser  to  manufacture  soda  water  apparatus  and  supplies. 
I>ivrD«roo.-On  1st  and  3d  ptofaiiod  stocks  In  full  u>  NOT.,  1896, 
lo*L;  la  Feb..  1*97.  none.   On  common  stoek  to  Feb.. '96. 10  p.  e 
la  May.  -06, 1  \  p.*.;  Aug..  1  %  p.  e.;  NOT.,  1 H  p.  o.;  In  Feb., 
AJnroAt  Raronr.-FUeal  year  on*!*  Dee.  31.    Report  for  1895  In  V. 
J-P   ajs.  *how*d  net   pronts  tar  yonr  of  $321,727;    dividends, 
•306.000.    la  1894.  n*t  proata,  $303428.    (T.  02.  p.  ST».) 
Asaerlean    Hplrlt.    ManaraetMrlsic.-OnOAiriztTIOIc.— Inoor- 
•rated   In  New  York  August  22,  1895.  and  purchased  the  bulk  of  the 
U*!*  OatU*  reading  property,  per  »4m  In  V.  eo.  p.  48O:  V.  64, 
The  sliteon  snsttflsrUs  hold  are  a*  follows:   (It  Ovnssf  lit 


Pros, 

« 


tea*  Held  oader 


is^s,  wvf.i,  vmmumt  of  8U  Louis.  Rlvrnlaln  and  Shu- 
Bt.PaBlof  Sontli  81.  Paul.  Star*  Cr^wnt  of  Pi-kin. 
La»4  katf  avn*l.  half  leased, 
machinery,  etc..  owned,  but 


. 

of  Peorla.  HL  (2)  La 
al*,Ky.,  (3)  Building*, 
lcaw,  tiroat  Western,  M 


,  ec..  owne, 
anhattan,  Monarch.  Northern 


would  Jjroduoe  398,000  gallon*  of  distilled  spirits. 


See  V.  63,  p.  1  52. 


,,.  , 

profaned  stock,  etc.    Bee  statement  for  this  company  In  V.  62,  p. 


It* 
318. 
STOCK. -On  New  York   Btoek  Exchange  $27,408,320  common  and 

$6,853,080  preferred  had  been  listed  to  Jan.  26. 1897. 
Bninw.— Mort.  U  us  tee  Manhattan  Trust  Co.     All  or  any  of  the  bond*. 

when  drawn  may  be  paid  at  100.    Sink,  fund  Is  5  p.  c.  of  net  earnings. 
BALAHCB  SHUT.— The  balance  sheet  May  31. 1896,  wa* : 
tiftli 

Properties  at  cost $36,330.372 

BUI*  reoeirssle 

Account*  receivable . . 

Interest  In  Spirit*  Dis- 
tributing Co 

Spirits  In  process 

Unexptred  Insurance. 

Cash  heid'f  or  bonds '. '. '. 


175,900 

173.003 

33338 


Accounts  payable $14,800 

Bills  payable 250,000 

Reale*tatomort.noto*  1O5.OOO 
Advances  by  rec'r  D. 

AC.  F.  (contingent).  180,187 

Accrued  charge* 39,197 

First  mortgage  bond*.  2.OOO.OOO- 

Capltalstock 3fi.OOO.OOO- 

Hurplns 256.461 


$37.843,645 

DiucTDK*.— 8.  M.  Rice,  Jules  8.  Bache.  T.  H.  Wentworth,  F.  M.  Lock- 
wood.  Henry  8.  Kearney.  Nathan  Btlur  and  Stephen  D.  Bayer,  of  New 
York  City ;  William  E.  Uuttou.  of  Cincinnati :  Edward  &  Easton  and 
Walter  rfarter.  of  Peoria.  111.  Officers:  President,  8.  M.  Rice:  Vloe- 
Prasident.  Jules  8.  Bache ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  T.  H.  Wentworth, 
Office,  Mills  Building.  N.  t.  (V.  63,  p.  29, 110, 103;  V.  64,  p.  81.) 

Anaerlean  *iean>slilp.-«tock  authorised, $0,7OO,OOO:  par,$lOOt 
paid  in,  $1,*>1.400.    Bond*  paid  off  Oct.  1. 1896,  by  Penn.  K*. 
Anserlestn  Straw  Board.— See  this  BurrLKstmirr,  pag*  103. 
tmerlean  Buar  KeOnlmc.— ThU  New  Jersey  corporation  be- 
imo  In  Jan..  180T  th*  owner  ofVil  the  property  theretofore  belonging 
'UMBs^araVesteorie*  Co.  origjnaUy  organised  In  1887.    See  reorjan- 
p.  600.    Capital  stock,   originally  $00.000,000, 
1803,  to  $70,000.000,  to  acquire  the  capital 
tlphla  reflasries  and  a  controlling  Interest  In 
, .    Bpreekels's  rennery  In  California  Is  under  a 
for  tan  years  to  the  '•  Western  Bogar  Boflnlng  Co.,"  of  which  th  » 


V.  51,  p.  6O9.  Capital  st 
taersasiil  In  Jan..  1892,  to  $75,0. 
[  of  «h*  n*or  FkUadalphla  ronnerlot  i 


>half  th*  stock. 

Th*  dally  capacity  of  reflneries  operated 

'  In  180$  to  *be  about  4O.OOO 


»  •!*£?to**T »"«  »»«•' 

day;  of 


lled  by  th 
barrels  a 


7  ;    V.  64.  p.  40,  1S3 
Is  $75,000.000,  of  which  half  preferred. 
referred  stoek  In  full  to  date.     On  portion  of  pre- 

area.— J.;  on  balance.  J.sVJ.    On  common,  In  1891, 

July,  4  per  eont;  nI808. 10>t  P.O.;  In  1893,  21>*  n.e.;  In  1894,  li 
p.  e.;  In  1805.  IS  p.  a.;  In  1806. 12  f.  e.;  In  1897.  JanT,  fi  p.  i. 
No  recent  annual  report  ha*  been  mad*.— V.  64,  p.  133. 

BALANCE    SHEET. 


lavestmtalnotheroomp-s. 
guitar,  raw  and  raoned..... 


Dtt.  31.  95. 

$43.140,709 

24.074.393 

6,287.232 

23.692,000 

1-M.;.'.777 


l»r.  :u.'9l. 

$43,119^,866 

19,428,000 

5,607,563 

26,201,599 

10.742.456 


HOT.  30,  •99. 

$42.93f,60J 

23,322,075 

8,624,239 

26,985^76 


,, 
671.43& 


$112,257,021 

$73,936.000 

25,139,765 

13,181,256 


$100,099,484 


.. 

21,394,000 
9,769,484 


$105.080.007 

$73,936,000 

22,201,407 

8,943,100 


Total  liabilities $112.257.021    $100.099,484    $105,080,507 

Chargeable  to  the  "  reset-res,"  reducing  them  to  $6,894,024. 
Dinncmns.-!!.  o.  HaTemeyer,  T.  A.  HaTomeyer,  F.  O.  Matthlesen 

V  ?•  %M''**'  Wm-  D***-  w-  »•  Thomas,  John  E.  Parsons.    Treasurer! 

John  K.  Bearles.  N.  Y..  office.  117  Wall  Street.    (V.  64,  p.  40, 133.) 


Asiserleaa  TeUajraph  A-  Cables-Owns  two  cables  between  NOT* 
x>Ua  and  Kngland.    Leased  to  Western  Union— which  see. 

nrasiTobaeeoConapany.— Ornnlied  In  1890  under  law* 
of  Now  Jersey  to  manufacture  and  sell  tobacco  In  all  Its  forms. 
-— Preferred  fa  8  per  oent,  non-cumnlattTe.  aad  has  preference 


ofBtatet 

STOCK. - 

Iso  a*  to  "r 
editorial  of  Ma 

lied]  wa*  listed  In  Sept..  1890.  See  application 'for  listing  oonjmon 
stock  on  H.  Y.  Btoek  Exchang*  In  full  in  V.  60,  p  838.  Included  lr> 
table  above  as  outstanding  common  stock  on  Jan.  1,  1896,  was  com- 
mon scrip  $273.000.  and  a*  preferred  stock,  scrip  for  $182,000.  Thl» 
scrip  may.  on  or  before  Jan.  1, 1897.  be  retired  at  par  or  converted 
Into  stock  nt  the  option  of  this  company. 

The  dindtnd  scrip  Issued  May  1. 1896,  for  20  p.  c.  scrip  dividend  on 
common  stock.  "Is  payable  In  casb,  or  convertible  Into  the  com.  stock: 
of  the  company  at  par,  at  the  option  of  the  company."  The  scrip  bear* 
interest  at  6  p.  c..  payable  "only  out  of  the  netearnlnirs  of  the  company 
left  after  the  annual  payment  of  8  p.  e.  dividend  on  the  pref.  stock." 

DIVIDEWDS,— on  preferred  to  Feb.,  1897,  Inclusive,  8  percent  per  an- 
-nm.  Common  stock  from  1891  to  Nov..  1895, 1 2  p.  c.  yearly  (3  qusr.) 
In  1H96,  February,  none;  In  May,  2  p.  o.  cash  aad  20  p.  c.  In  scrip  '. 
Deo.,  4  p.  c.  each ;  In  1807,  Feb.,  3  p.  c. 


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MISCELLANEOUS. 

Date 
of 

Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 

Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OK  DIVIDENDS. 

Bondt-Prlnel- 
pal.When  Due. 

for  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  not««  on 
first  page  of  tables. 

Rate  Per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

*«ocfc»-Last 
Dividend. 

$100 
100 
1,000 
50 

.MX)    AT. 

1,000 

1,00(1 

l.ooo  AT 
100 
1,000 

$1,000,000 
2.5OO.OOO 
1,000,000 
15,000,01  0 
9,OOO,OOO 
3,000,000 
2.OOO.OOO 
6,000,000 
15,000,000 
12,336,000 
2,500,000 
5,000,000 
17,500,000 
7,974,550 

See  text. 

Annual. 

From  Dayton  by  check. 
2  p.  e.  paid  Mar.  1  ,  '95. 
New  York. 

June  15,  1893 
Mar.  1,   1895 
July  1,  1942 

PrefT  •took.  8  p.  o.  cum.,  prof,  a*  to  dividends  only  
lit  mort..  Hold,  nuhjeot  to  call  at  1  10  after  July  1,1902.  . 

1892 

6 

J.   &  J. 

Boston  United  Gas  1st  M..s.f..subj.td  cail  at  i6o,go~kl..o> 
do             do          2d  M     gold  (»4  00  J  000)             

1889 

Sg" 

7B' 
S^g. 

J.    A-    J. 

J.  A  J. 

M.  &  N. 

Text. 

N.Y.,  Mereh.Tr.&  Lond. 
do              do 
do              do 
Boston,  18  Summer  St. 

Jan.   1,  1939 
Jan.   1,  1939 
1899 
Aug.  1,  1898 
Dec.  1,  '96,3% 
May   1,  1945 
Mob.  2,  1896 

Bottm  Terminal  Co  —1st  mortgage,  gold.  $8,000,000.  cAr 

1896 

lit  con.,  f  15.000.OOO.  £.<for  underlying  bonds  »ee  text) 

1895 

ig- 

6 

5  g. 
In'96,4% 
5 

eg. 

7  per  an. 

See   text. 

6g. 
6  g. 
See  text. 
6g. 
6g. 
6g. 

£g' 
5  g. 

M.  A  N. 

Text. 

F.'A'A. 

A.  &  O. 

Aug.  15 

«• 

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

M."A"N. 

J.    &  D. 
A.  &  O. 
J.   A   J. 
J.    A   J. 

B'klyn,  People's  Trust. 
N.  Y^Off.,  68  Broad.  St. 

1st  M.,  gold.  $17,500.000  o'Ar 
Cambria  Iron—  Stock  

1895 

1,000 
50 

N.  Y.,  U.  6.  Mort.  A  Tr. 
Philadelphia. 

Feb    1.  1945 
Oct.  1,  '96,  2% 
Aug.  15,  1896 
May   1,  1900 
Jan.  6,  '97,  1% 
July  1,  1916 
Jan.   1,  1915 
Jan.   1,  1916 
Nov  25,'96,l>a 
Nov.  1,  1904 
Deo.  1,  1904 
Apr.   1,   1943 
July  1,  19O5 
July  1,  1937 

Central  Coal  *  Coke—  Preferred  stock,  onm.,  5  p.  0  

1890 

1886 

issr, 
1893 

1874 

1874 
1893 

18H5 
1887 

560,000 
7,917,600 
2,602,950 
743,000 
2,500,000 
25,000,000 
2,100,000 
2,500,000 
4,900,000 
2,000,000 
10,000,000 

V.  Y.,  Chase  Nat.  Bank. 
N.  Y.,  Office,  37  Wall  St. 
See  text. 
July,'94,  coup,  last  paid 
N.  Y.,  Central  Tr.  Co. 
N.Y.,  Central  Tr.  Co. 
N.Y..Cent.  Tr.A  Lond'n. 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Cent'l  Tr.  A  Chic. 
Chgo.,Mchts.L.A  Tr.Co. 

Crnlral  *  Sem/A  Ameriean  Telegraph—  Stock  $8,000,000.  . 
Olutaptak*  rf  Delamire  Owwrf-lrt  1C.  (extended  In  1886)r 
CUeago  *  Atehitoti  Bridge—  1st  M.  for  $1.000,000,  gold..  o 
Clueago  Economic  Fuel  Oa*-l»t  M..  gold  ($5,000,000)  .0" 
CIHcaao  Omt—  Trust  Co.'s  receipt"  of  equitable  interest.. 
People's  Oas  Light  &  Coke  1st  mortgage,  gold,  $  &  *..c 

100 

500,  Ac. 
500.  Ac. 
1.000 
1,000 
500 
5OO 
500 
1,000 
1,000 

Equitable  Gas  Light  A.  Fuel  1st  mortgage......  ..  0" 

Chicago  Gas  Light  A  Coke  1st  mortgage,  g.  (see  text).  .0 

ANNUAL  REPORT  for  1895  wag  In  V.  62,  p.  317,  showing : 
12  Hot.     Jfet  Kum«.          ZMe  on  Pref.       Din.  on  Com.  Surplus. 

1895 $3,971,521  $958,440    (  9%)$1,611,OOO       $1,402,081 

1894 5,069,416  954,800    (12%)   2,148,000          1,966,616 

1893 4,334,467  956,800    (12%)   2,152,500          1,225,167 

General  balance  sheet  of  Dec.  31, 1895,  showed : 


Real  estate,  plant,  pa- 
tents, trade  inks,  &c.  .$36,977,126 
Stocks  in  foreign  co's.      1,264,655 

Cash 800,537 

Bills  and  accounts  re- 
ceivable      1,740,289 


Stock  and  scrip $30,290,000 

Div.  payable  Feb.  1  '95        242,340 

Accounts  payable 585,962 

Commission  payable..        629,479 

Advertising  fund 434,455 

Surplus 8,600.371 

Total  assets $40,782,607       Total  liabilities $40,782,607 

DIRECTORS.— Lewis  Glnter,  T.  F.  Jeffries,  George  Arents,  James  B. 

Duke,  Benlamin  N.  Duke,  George  W.  Watts,  W.  H.  Butler,  James  G. 

Butler,  John  Doerhoeffer,  William  A.  Marburg,  Geo.  W.  Gail,  Josiah 

Browne:  Pres.,  James  B.  Duke;  Sec.,  Josiah  Browne;  Treas.,  Geo. 

Arents.    N.  Y.  office.  527  West  22d  St.    V.  64,  p.  40,  81. 

American  Type  Founder*  Co.— See  this  SUPPLEMENT,  p.  153. 
American  Water  Works  (Omaha).— V.  63,  p.  28,  75, 115. 
Atlas  Taek.— See  this  SUPPLEMENT,  page  153. 
Bay  State  Gas  Co.— See  this  SUPPLEMENT,  p,  153. 

Barney  ic  Smith  Car.— Incorporated  in  1892  under  laws  of  West 
Virginia  to  succeed  a  company  established  in  1849  at  Dayton,  O. 
Stock  and  bonds  listed  In  New  York  January,  1893.  Dividends  on 
common.  In  1893,5  percent;  on  preferred  8  per  cent  quarterly  till 
March,  1895;  since  none  to  July,  1896. 

Boston  Terminal  Co.— Incorporated  In  June,  1896,  to  build  in 
Boston  a  Southern  Union  Depot.  The  Boston  &  Albany,  New  England 
Boston  A  Providence.  Old  Colony  and  N.  Y.  N.  H.  *  Hartford  RR.  Cos. 
each  owns  one-fifth  of  the  $500,000  capital  stock  and  will  pay  as  rental 
In  monthly  Instalments  sums  sufficient  to  pay  all  expenses,  charges, 
Interest  on  bonds  and  4  per  cent  on  stock.  These  companies  are 
Jointly  liable  for  any  deficiency  la  case  of  foreclosure.  Mortgage 
trustee  Is  Old  Colony  Trust  of  Boston;  reg.  int.  payable  O.— F.;  coupons 
V.  A  A.-(V.  62,  p.  547, 1138;  V.  63,  p.  29,  153, 1114;  V.  64,  p,  81.) 

Brooklyn  Union  Oas.— Incorporated  In  New  York  State  Sept. 
8, 1895,  to  supply  gas  and  electricity.  A  consolidation  of  the  seven 
gas  companies  of  Brooklyn,  namely:  Brooklyn  Gas  Light,  Metropoli- 
tan G.  L.,  Fulton  Municipal  Gas,  Williamsburg  G.  L.,  Nassau  G.  L., 
Citizens'  and  People's  Gas  Light  companies.  See  plan  V.  61,  p.  831,  and 
full  statement  In  June,  1896,  to  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange  In  V.  62,p.  1141. 

DIVIDENDS.—  First  dividend,  3  per  cent  In  June,  1896;  In  Dec.,  3  p.  e. 

BONDS.— The  mortgage  of  1895  Is  for  $15,000,000  of  bonds,  subject 
to  some  underlying  bouds.  A  portion  of  the  old  bonds  was  subject 
to  call  on  or  before  Feb.  1, 1896,  but  the  following  were  outstanding 
In  January,  1897,  and  It  1s  understood  that  they  are  not  subject  to  cafl 
before  maturity : 

Intrreit. 


Bondt. 

Citizens'  Gas,  consol.  mort. . .  5%  F.  A  A. 

Citizens'  Gas  Light,  1st  mort.  5%  A.A  O. 

Union  Gas  Light  consol 5%  J.  A  J. 


Union  Gas  Light  1st  mort —    6%  J.  A  J. 


Fulton  Municipal  Gas,  1st  M 

Metropol.  Gas  L.,  1st  m 

WUllamsb.  G.  L.,  1st  mort.... 


6%  J.  A  J. 
5»0  A.A  O. 
6%  A.A  O. 


.     , 

Apr.  1,1905 
Jan.  1, 1920 
July  1,  1905 
Jan.  1, 19OO 
Apr.  1, 1898 
Apr.  1, 1900 


Outstanding.       Maturity. 
$334,000       Feb.  1,1940 
73,000 
42,000 
216,000 
197,000 
150,000 
939.000 

Consols  listed  on  New  York  Stock  Exchange  to  Jan.,'97,  $12,336,000. 
EARNINGS.— From  Nov.  4, 1895,  to  April  30, 1896,  gross,  $2,254,946; 
met,  $1,066,704. 

DIRECTORS.— The  directors  are:  William  Rockefeller.  H.  H.  Rogers 
John  G.  Moore,  H.  W.  Cannon,  James  Jourdan,  David  G.  Legget,  E.  R. 
Chapman. 

OmcERS— (Elected  Nov.,  1896).— President,  Gen.  James  Jourdan; 
Vice  President.  H.  H.  Rogers:  Treasurer,  E.  R.  Chapman;  Secretary 
Edwin  Ludlum.  (V.  63,  p.  153,  837,  879,  967, 1009.) 

Brooklyn  Wharf  A-  Warehouse.— ORGANIZATION. — Incorpor- 
ated Jan.  21,  1895.  Owns  water  frontage  in  Brooklyn  opposite  New 
York  City  11,532  feet  and  leases  2,837  feet.  See  description  V  60  p 
t27.  In  July,  1890,  President  Melntyre  purchased  for  $1 ,500,000  the 
Robinson  Stores,  etc.  See  V.  63,  p.  115, 701.  Float  to  receive  freicht 
ears  was  built  during  1896.— V.  63,  p.  879. 

STOCK.— Capital  stock  (par,  $100) ;  common, $5,000.000;  prfd.,  series 
A,  $2,500.000;  prfd.,  series  B,  $5,OOO,OOO.    Preferred  stocks  "A"  and 
"B"  are  6  p.  c.  cumulative,  but  carry  no  right  to  vote.    No  dividends 
on  common  till  a  surplus  of  $500,000  shall  have  been  accumulated. 
DIVIDENDS.— On  preferred  "  A  "  In  1896,  March,  6  p.  c. 
BONDS.— Purchase  money  first  mortgage  is  for  $17,500,000.    United 
Btates  Mortgage  &  Trust  Co.is  trustee.  See  V.  59,  p.  1006;  V.  60,  p.  176. 
ANNUAL  RETORT.— Report  for  year  ending  Jan.  31, 1896,  were  given 
in  V.  62,  p.  547,  being  the  first  year  of  the  company's  existence.    The 
earnings  for  year  If    5-96  were :  Gross,  $1,675,687 ;  expenses,  Includ 
Ing  depreciation.  $654,520:   net  earnings,  $1,021,167;  interest  paid 
on  bonds,  $800,000 ;  balance,  surplus  for  year,  $221,167. 

OFFlCBRH.-Thpmas  A.  Melntyre,  President;  David  Dows,  Jr.,  First 
Vice  Pros.;  2d  Vice-Pres.  and  Treas.,  William  A.  Nash;  Samuel  Tavlor 
Jr.,Sec.-<V.62,p.363,  547;  V.  63  p.  115,601,  701.  879™ 


Cambria  Iron.— See  this  SUPPLEMENT,  p.  153. 
Canton  Company.— See  this  SUPPLEMENT,  p.  153. 

Central  Coal  &  Coke  Co.  of  Kansas  <'lty,  Mo.— Stock 
listed  on  the  New  York  Stock  Exchange  in  June,  1895.  This  company, 
organized  under  the  laws  of  Missouri  April  16, 1893,  is  engaged  In 
Missouri,  Texas  and  Arkansas  in  the  mining  of  coal  and  the  manufac- 
ture of  coke,  lumber,  railway  ties,  Ac.  It  has  nine  coal  shafts  in 
operation,  with  a  reported  annual  output  of  about  1,000,000  tons  of 
bituminous  coal ;  also  two  saw  and  planing  mills,  having  a  capacity 
of  45,000,000  feet  per  annum.  The  capital  stock  Is  $3,000,000,  of 
which  $1,500,000  is  preferred  5  per  cent  cumulative.  Dividends 
on  preferred  paid  Aug.  15,  5  p.  o.  each  In  1894, 1895,  1896.  There  are 
$560,000  of  bonds;  $40,OOO  drawn  each  May  1  at  103  and  interest  to 
Aug.  1,  following.  V.  62,  p.  868. 

Central  &  South  American  Telegraph.— Owns  cable  line  from 
Vera  Cruz,  Mexico,  to  Valparaiso,  Cuih,  4,750  miles,  and  land  lines 
350  miles,  etc.  Also  the  Trans-Andlne  telegraph  lines,  1,200  miles, 
purchased  in  1891,  and  connecting  Valparaiso  with  Buenos  Ayres. 
Connects  at  Vera  Cruz  with  Mexican  Telegsaph  Co.,  and  owns  an  inter- 
est In  cable  between  Galveston  and  Coatzacoalcos,  825  miles,  etc. 

In  1895  the  Pacific  Cable  Company  was  organized  to  lay  a  cable  be- 
tween San  Francisco  and  Japan  and  China,  etc.  It  will  be  operated  In 
close  connection  with  this  company. — V.  61,  p.  1065. 

DIVIDENDS.— In  1885  and  1886, 4  per  cent;  in  1887,  6  percent;  from 
1888  to  Jan.,  1897,  both  Inclusive,  at  rate  of  7  p.  o.  per  annum, 
payable  quarterly;  In  March,  1890,  paid  stock  dividend  of  20  per  cent. 

EARNINGS.— Surplus  Deo.  31,  1895,  $616,081.  For  1895,  gross, 
$890,597;  net,  $568,325;  interest,  $70,880;  dividends,  $441,560;  bal- 
ance, surplus  for  year,  $55,885.  For  1894  net,  $556,193.  Office,  37 
Wall  St.,  N.  Y.— (V.60,  p.  560;  V.  61,  p.  870, 1065;  V.  62,  p.  68  J.) 

Chesapeake  Sc  Delaware  Canal. — See  this  SUPPLEMENT,  p.  153 
Chicago  Si  Atchlson  Bridge.— See  this  SUPPLEMENT,  p.  153. 
Chicago  Economic  Fuel  Gas.— See  this  SUPPLEMENT  p.  153. 

Chicago  Gas.— ORGANIZATION.— The  Chicago  Gas  Co.  no  longi 
exists,  but  the  trust  receipts  of  the  Fidelity  Insurance  Trust  A 
Safe  Deposit  Company  of  Philadelphia  certify  that  the  holder  Is 
entitled  to  his  ratable  proportion  of  the  ownership  In  all  the  stocks  of 
the  several  Chicago  gas  companies  held  by  the  Fidelity  Company  (sub- 
)ect  to  the  lien  of  the  bonds) ,  and  has  the  right  to  receive  the  dividends 
thereon  and  to  vote  the  same  as  he  may  choose. 

COMMITTEE.— A  reorganization  to  conform  to  the  Illinois  laws  re- 
garding trusts  is  under  consideration.  It  is  proposed  to  consolidate 
the  proprietary  companies  and  to  issue  regular  stock  certificates  In 
place  of  the  Trust  Company's  receipts — see  V.  61,  p.  1012;  V.  62.  p. 
84.  To  Jan.  26,  1897,  reorganization  certificates  for  Fidelity  Ins. 
Tr.  &  8.  D.  Co.  receipts  to  the  amount  of  $24,656,100  had  been  listed  on 
N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange.— V.  61.  p.  703.  The  committee  consists  of 
Frederic  P.  Olcott,  Chairman;  Roswell  P.  Flower,  Anthony  N.  Brady, 
Walter  Ferguson,  C.  K.  G.  Billings  and  Wm.  J.  Campbell;  Secretary, 
J.  N.  Wallace,  54  Wall  Street,  New  York;  depositary,  Central  Trust 
Co.  See  V.  61,  p.  616.  In  January.  1897,  litigation  was  pending  as  to 
the  proposed  consolidation.  The  new  corporation  will  be  known  as 
the  People's  Consolidated  Gaslight  A  Coke  Co.  absorbing  the  Chicago 
Gaslight  &  Coke,  Consumers'  Gas,  Equitable  Gaslt.  &  Fuel  and  the 
People's  Gaslt.  A  Coke  Co.— V.  62.  p,  185,  319,  588 ;  V.  63,  p.  559. 

SECURITIES  OWNED.— The  Fidelity  Co.  holds  $14,887,625  of  the  $14,- 
984,200  stock  of  the  companies  whose  bonds  are  given  In  the  table 
above,  this  stock  having  been  trusteed  for  the  benefit  of  the 
shareholders  of  the  Chicago  Gas  Trust  Company,  and  for  the  security 
of  the  holders  of  the  mortgage  bonds  that  were  then,  or  might  there- 
after, be  issued  by  any  of  said  companies.  Through  the  Interest  In  said 
companies  there  are  also  controlled  all  but  $15,800  of  the  $1,650,000 
stock  of  four  smaller  companies,  three  of  which  have  outstanding 
the  following  bonds :  Lake  Gas  Company,  $300,000  1st  mortgage 
6s ;  Hyde  Park  Gas  Co.,  $200,000  1st  mortgage  6s ;  and  Illinois  Light 
Heat  *  Power  Co.,  $500,000  1st  7s  guaranteed  by  the  Peoples'  Co. 

DEALINGS  WITH  CITY. — In  June,  1891,  a  settlement  was  reached  by 
the  several  companies  on  the  basis  of  the  city  getting  3>a  per  cent  of  the 
gross  receipts,  or  at  least  $150,000  per  annum,  and  paying  $1  per  1,000 
feet  for  its  gas— the  price  of  gas  to  other  consumers  to  remain  at  $1  25 
until  1893,  when  a  reduction  of  5  cents  in  the  price  must  be  made  each 
year  following  until  $1  has  been  reached.  See  V.  52,  p.  939. 

BONDS. — See  application  in  full  to  New  York  Stock  Exchange  in 
CHRONICLE,  V.  47,  p.  746.  The  guaranty  of  the  Gas  Trust  Co.  as  to 
principal  and  Interest  is  endorsed  upon  the  bonds  of  the  several  issues 
In  the  table  above.  The  bonds  are  said  to  retain  a  "  full  and  equal 
lien"  upon  the  securities  held  in  trust  by  the  Fidelity  Co.  See  above. 

The  $5,100,000  People's  consols  of  1 893  unissued  are  reserved  to 
retire  the  firsts  and  seconds  and  Illinois  Light,  Heat  &  Power  firsts. 

DIVIDENDS.—  ?  '89      '90      '91      '92         '93         '94       '95       '96 
Percent.      $4        3         3        5%  4is(li28C.)  6         2H)   Nov-.l^ 

A  dividend  of  l^a  p.  c.  was  paid  on  Central  Trust  Co.  receipts.  (V.  63, 
p.  793,  838.) 

EARNINGS,  ETC.— No  late  report.    Earnings  have  been  as  follows : 
Tear.  Net  Earnings.         Interest..          Surplut 

1893 $3,219,864       $1,166,560       $2,053,304 

1892 3,035,604          1,087,508          1,948,096 

1891 2,787,835          1,044,250          1,743,585 

New  York  Office,  29  Broad  Street.— (V.  63,  p.  559,  793,  838.) 


JANUARY,  18S7.J 


MISCELLANEOUS    STOCKS    AND     BONDS. 


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MISCELLANEOUS. 

Date 
of 
Bond* 

Slie,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST 

OB  DIVIDENDS. 

Boud*-Prlnul- 
pal.When  Due. 
Stock*—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  heading*,  Ac.,  »ee  note*  on 
nnt  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent 

When 
Payable 

Where  payable,  and  by 
whom. 

Ckieago  Oat—  Conefd—  Consumers'  Uu  1st  mort  ,  gold.e 
*iucauo  Junction  KmUwa^t  *  Union  Slock  rante-  Stock.. 
PrcrerrfHl,  fi  per  cent  cumulative  

1886 

$1,000 
100 
100 
1,000 
1,000 
100 
100 
100 
1,000 
1,000 
500 
100 
100 

i.ooo 
1,000 

1.000 
1.000 

1,000 

100 

I.-.  A.- 
500  Ac. 
100 
100 
-.•«'   ,v,- 
1.000 
100 
1.000 

Si.346,000 
8.5OO.OOO 
6.5OO.OOO 
1O.OOO.OOO 
•-'.74  I.OOO 
3.829.100 
8400,900 
2,570,600 
700.000 
374.00O 
500.000 
ll.OOO.OOO 
2.000.000 
2^24,000 
:,.,-,,>,HI 
2.034.0OO 
7i::i.i«Ni 
930,000 
10.000,000 
15.000,000 
1.908.000 
2.500.000 
10.770,968 
4,600.000 
2,182,000 
BMMMMO 
29O.OOO 

5g- 
See  text. 
6  per  an. 

ig- 

See  text. 
5  per  an. 

ii   IKT  all 
»*• 

sg- 

See  text. 
See  text. 

f  «• 

6g. 

5  g. 
6g- 
6  f. 

*,•<•  t.-xr 

-.e    t,.\r 

See  text 
6 

|* 

8 

J.   *  D. 
J.   A   J. 
Q.-J. 
J.   *   J. 
J.    &  J. 
t—  J. 
~~P 

J.   A  J. 
J.   A  D. 
M.  4  N. 

F.'A'A. 
r.  A  A. 

M.  A  N. 
F.  A  A 
A.  A  0. 
J.    A   J. 

8:3: 

M.  A  N 

J.'A'D. 

Text 
J.  A   J. 

Q.-M.15 

f     .V     1.. 

Chicago,  Union  Nat.  Bk. 
N.  Y.,  Office,  45  B'way. 
do             do 
N.Y.,  Cent.  Tr.;  London. 
N.Y..  Office.  45  B'way. 
V  Y  Office      Church  tit 

Deo.   1.  1938 
Jan.  2/97,4% 
Jau.--Vtf7.lVo 
July   1,   1M15 
July  1.   1907 
Jan.  13.  1897 
Feb.  1,    1897 
Feb.  1,   1897 
July  1,  1909 
1897 
Nov.  1,  1909 
May  15.  1893 
Aug.  20/96,  4 
Feb.   1,  19OO 
May   1,  1919 
Feb.    1,   1943 
July  1,   1919 
Jan.   1.   1917 
Jan.  1,  '97.2V,, 
Jan.    1,  2397 
Sept  1,  1919 
<Vt.    1.  1890 
Dee.l,'96.2Vu 
1900-'  10-'  13 
July  1.  1939 
I'..  .  -.u;.  -j  ,, 
June  1.    Ihi.  8 

Collateral  trust  bonds,  gold,  9  or  £  .  .  .  .             .           .0* 

1890 
1802 

fncoine  bonds.  5  per  cent,  non-cum.  (See  remarks)  .  .  .  o* 

1st  pref.  5  per  oeat,gvid.  cum  \  pref.  M  to  princl-  ( 
2d  pref.  6  per  cent,  cumulative....  J  pal  and  dividends.  J 
Cot.  Coat  *  Iron  Dnei.—l*l  M..g..guar..red.  at  105..o'*r 
Collateral  trust  bonds,  gold,  secured  by  land  notes  
Suburban  Land  *  Investment  Co.  bond*.  KUST.,  p.*l.  .  .  . 
Colombo  ftul  tt  Iron  -Common  stock.  411  OOO  OUO 

I--.. 
L8M 

l-.«l 

do              do 
do             do 
1896  coup*,  purchased. 
JJ.Y.,ReafEstL.ATr.Co 
N.Y..N.Y.8ec.ATr.Co. 

Preferred  stock,  4  per  cent,  cumulative  

New  York. 
N'.Y..  Knickerbocker  Tr. 
N.  Y.,  Atlantic  Truat  Co. 
N.Y..  Chase  Natl.  Bank 
N.Y.,KnlckerbockerTr. 
July,  '96,  coup,  last  pd. 
N.  Y..  253  Broadway. 

OoL  Coal  A  Iron  1st  consul.  St.  gold.  s.  f..  nut  drawn.  .0' 
Colorado  Fuel  Co-siren,  mort.,  gold.  s.  f.  red.  at  110..  o- 
Col.  Fuel  A  Ir.  (ten.  ft.  (tO.OOO.OOO)  K-.«.  W..  red.  lOS.o'ir 
Grand  Hirer  Coal  A  Coke  1st  mortgage,  gold,  see  texto* 
OahiMlinrfgoe*.  Ooal*lronOo.—  1st  mortgage,  gold  .0' 

I,.,) 

L889 
1893 
1889 
1887 

first  mortgage,  gold,  02O.OOO.OOO    

1897 

:--•.' 

Osansatt  fWaael    Yoeosoe.  non-cum.  <03,OOO,OOOi,golu.c- 
OuntaHdmltf  MUetrie  /-urAl-Stock 

N.  Y.—  when  earned. 
N.Y.,Co.'»Of.,120B'way 
Baltimore. 
First  Nat  Bk.,  Bait 
do             do 
V.  Y.,  Office,  4  Irving  PL 
do              do 

OMSoi   Oaf  of  nalUmt't  City—  Stock 

Prior  Uaa  bowls,  see  text  (3  Issues)...                       ...c 

OonsoL  1st  St.,  gold,  *7.o6otOOO  ...0* 

1888 

OsusuJMolsa1  Oaf  (X  T.t-  Stock  

Knickerbocker  Uas  Light.  1st  mort.,  sinking  fund  o* 

1878 

Chicago  J  urn  (l»ii  Hallways  A  I'nlon  Mock  Yards.— Oa- 
•AJIIZA TRIM. —This  company,  Incorporated  In  1 89O  under  the  laws  of  New 
Jersey,  has  purchased  98  par  cent  of  the  stock  of  the  Union  Stock  Yard 
A  Transit  Company  of  Chicago,  which  latter  company  owns  the  entire 
•took  of  the  Chicago  A  Indiana  State  Line  Railroad  Company.  The 
9d  Is  situated  In  Chicago,  and  consists  of  470 
9  mile  of  water  front)  containing  In  December 


vpert 


i  of  land  (wlthi 
1906.  It  I*  —'•• 


and  peas  to  accommodate  75.0OO 


head  of  cattle,  3OO.OOO  hog*.  «tc.; 

Including  the  Chicago  A  Ibdlaaa  State  Line  Ry  .  and  eo' 

all  the  railroad*  eaunu  the  city. 

Lire  stock  and  ear  receipts  for  years  saving  June  30  have  been : 
Ttmrt—    CoOt*.     Calm.       Bog*.          Sleep.          lionet. 
nav.;    -.7.u.j:i.;    itii...i.i    T..,j7.T...i    MftUM    UfJM    WU18 
1894-5.  •-•.««3.771     182312  '.  176     111. 

1803-i..a/»X886    300.701    7,0*4,273    3.117,267       i 1.7 12    290,983 

AeaoaJlBXT  WITH  PACKBoa.— Under  a  flfteen-jrear  ag 
bom  July  1.  1801.  the  Chlaago  packers.  Messrs.  - 


w>y  packers.    See  V.  33.  p.  99. 

CAPITAL  BrocK.— The  preferred  stock  I*  6  parent  (cumulative). and 
la  ease  of  liquidation  wtllhave  priority  over 


DivioBSD*.— Oa  preferred.  0  oar  i 
IB  1801.10;  1803.  to  Jaaaary.  1907, 


emt  after  pavvwat  of  Interest  oa 
per  cent  dividend  oa  the  prefer. 


as  to  all  i 

yearly  to  date.    Oa 
lot  ve,  8  p.  e.  yearly. 

id  *y  deposit  with  the 
•oat  *f  the  stock  of  the 
U.OOO  msostst  carry 
trust  hoods  and  the 
.««•?• 


orifcr  pay»eat  of  'friar  eharaai  VJilYriiii  1.  the  sesipaay  wu 

fJOU.Ori  yearly  for  thMrlaloreat  aad  sinking  fund,  the  loco  -a 
•abject  to  call  at  par.  The  aawont  oat  has  been  reduced  from  83 
by  .iDktag  had  rulaaiptlsas  See  V.  »4.  p.  MS.  UOOMBB.- 
aaoary,  18U4.  to  January.  1897,1  neluslre. 


ay  wufsst  q«hU 


93.000,000 

i  .,.,,,.,,,, 


Ir,  \ ... 

r< 

Otvldeodsof 


SIMM  >O— 
•,  Y  Co-.Ae. 


I. 


Miac  la  Jaisey  City  seooid  Thursday 

.  in  V.rtl.  ,..  -7-. 

1890  90.         1804-03.  180341. 

..01.701,509    91,700.494  91,733,005 

8M90           79304  31335 

70.032          115.743  12O.921 

..       837350          641.023  644.03} 

..       010.0no         010.000  910,000 

00.000  00.000  


Karaloo  of  the  U 


I9M 

19N 
1904 


816.347          993.830 

0tock  Yards  A  Traa.lt  Co.  ware: 

•  /.  ..• 


979,804 


ftl  rrrripU. 

93,080.483 
2.103,148 
1.790.740 


Motional  Tharer,  Boston:  W.  f.  8ww*IL  CornJ 
Boston;  Fred  II.  Wlastoa,  Albert  H.  Veeder  and  I 


1.126.818 

a).  W.  Scott  F1U,  Bonton; 

W.  /  BeweU.  CaaiiUa,  V.  J.;  F.  H.  Prince. 

Albert  H.Veedor  and  K.J.Martvn  of  Chleaco: 

Mutln  I.    4r«e«.  X-«  Yon.  anlOeur«e  Peobo.lv  Gardner.  Boston. 
*.  r.  oatee.  45  Broodway.-(V.  61,  p.  I  to,  1O1O-.  V.  63,  p.  438,  878.) 

<  lilxens*    (lavs   C*.  (Brooklyn. >—aBK  BBOOB.LTK  Usios  OA*. 

<  Urtln  (If.  H.)  <„•«.[>•  nj. -Incorporated under  too  laws  of  New 
Jener  In  M  «>- .  i  «6o.  to  earry  oa  the  aisreaams  haslassi  of  the  Una  of 
H.  R  na01a  A0o.. o/ New  York  nty.    The  eoaipaay*  priialm  hove  a 

'  M  oa  Worth  Street,  and  with  all  snrnrtinsnim  or* 

aerohan. 


»«aAO»..oflt*w  Yorknty.    Tbe  oompaays  premises  hai 
frontage  «f  373  rect  oa  Worth  Street,  and  with  all  Appurtenances 

valii«l.t»J.7i'i.i-i.  ItakstoJ  »...-t.  it.-.-    is.  i-  ..;.  :,...:   ..-  •,..  r.  .•,..„ 
tiff,  aceounu  receivable,  etc..  beiog  pat  at  »lfl.Oi>3,!M)l.  r.  64.  p.  132. 
Jan.  1.1007.  Mils  receivable  were  01 ,240.068;   open  accounts  re 


•SiTable.  04.il  1.004; 

Open  set 
and  loan  account.  91M.080. 


.   open 

>;  merchandise  on  hand, 
pay  able,  96,706.259;  foreign  exchange 


In  full  to  Feb..  1897.    Ou  common.- 

•..  n  r.1999. 


>r(anlaatiaa  to  October.  1803.  8  p.  c.  yearly:  then  . 

9  p.  c.  yearly  ;  then  to  Jan..  1807,  6  p.  r.  yearly  (  I  "•  p.  c.  quarterly)  . 
R«r.i«r  -Report  for  the  half  yrar  ending  Dee.  31,  1896.  with  bal- 
nce sheet,  wa*  la  V.  64.  p.  199,  shewing  oat  •onion  over  expenses 
nd  taxes.  «1O3.4O3;  toteres*  oa  ptefei  led  stocks.  0142.126:  dlvTurads 
steefc.  »1U.*7:I.    balance,    deflclt   for  6 
nurplus  of  91O3.274  In   1495  suit  def.  of 


, 

and  taxes.  «1O. 
(3  per  eent)    an    iiaiaiia 

1^96.  acalnst  .  . 

*04.  fetal  eoralns  Jao.  1.  1807.  0123,410.  Prortu  for  full 
eal^mlar  rear,  bars  brea  :  la  1806,  0261  Jig;  In  1893,9613.970;  In 
1804048M12;  la  1988.9333.786:  In  1  802,  8870.O06.  OfBoe  corner 
'  .  aad  Worth  streets,  Nsw  York.  (V.  62,  p.  1*7;  V.  63,  p.  1  If; 

V.  64.  p.  t3l 

<    .i..rn<l  .  <  ..»!  A  Iron  Dsvelop-aseat.    Seepage  158. 
_C»l«ra4««    s»n»l    *     Iron*—  OOOAITUATIOII    ADO    Poorcarr.—  A 


' 

•rtr.  was  glvea ._ 
P«ka  A  Sants  r*  Ry 


I  on  Jaouarv  30,  1806.  with  description  of  prop- 
,p.  461.    Ooal  properties  of  the  AtohUon  To- 
i  liasid  from  Aug.  90, 1806;  these  properties 


produced  375.201  tons  of  coal  and  39,035  tons  of  coke  In  1895-96 
Cash  and  convertible  assets  In  excess  of  liabilities  June  30, 1890 
91.933.038.  Including  0923.640  supplies  on  hand. 

STOCK.— The  authorised  capital  stock  l«  92,000.000  of  8  per  cent 
cumulative  preferred  stock  and  011, OOO.OOO  common  stock.  Common 
stock  for  91.75O.OOO  was  sold  In  July,  1895.  See  below. 

Bono*.— See  application  for  listing  general  mortgage  bonds  of  1893 
on  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange  In  V.  62.  p.  461. 

The  Fuel  A  Iron  Co.  assumed  the  Col.  Co*l  A  Iron  Co'*  guaranty 
of  Colorado  Cool  *  Iron  Development  bonds  for  97OO.OOO.  The 
Orand  River  Cool  A  Coke  Oo.'s  bonds  are  not  guaranteed  but 
Its  property  1s  all  owned  by  the  Ool.  Fuel  A  Iron  Co.  subject  t<>  tin-  lu  >rt 
Grand  R,  Cool  A  Ooke  bonds  for '9949,000  ore  outstanding,  of  which 
•  18O.OOO  ore  owned  by  C.  F.  A  I.  Co. 

DIVIDED*.— On  common:  In  1893.  May.,  m  per  cent  On  preferred 
In  1803,  Feb..  i  p.  c.:  Aug.,  4  P.O..  In  scrip:  In  1491.  Feb..  4  p.  o.  In  scrip; 
In  1806,  Fab.,  4  p.  c.:  Aug..  4  p.  c.  Preferred  ntock  dividends  In  ar- 
rears In  Sept..  1806, 12  p.  c.  (9240,000.)— See  V.  6£,  p.  4OO. 

A<niCAL  Ktrosrr.  —  Report  for  year  ending  Jane  30,  1896,  was 
given  In  V.  63,  p.  40O,  and  showed: 

1895-9U.'  1894-95". 

9476.270  9480.273 

340,397  248,336 

1O7.6O9  73.430 

r.124,276    9804.-J29 
13O.O23       123,779 


_ 

Retail 


189.V96.         1804-03. 

82.615.736  93.453341 

t 3,768,769      2,930.999 

....       283,635          383,841 


Total 95,670.160    95.667,184 

Pa4iiat  sjeosrsl  expenssi 


Balance  to  Income  account *7:il.25:)    0678,430 

Interest  oa  bonds.  8UMI.92U:  taxes,  exchange,  etc..  81!).<J7O;  iUuk- 

Ing  fund.  910O.O39:  balance,  surplus  for  year  1893-96,  (234.315.  from 

which  deduct  dividends  on  preferred.  0160.000. 
DIBBCTOBI.— Elected  Aug.  19, 1896 :  John  C.  Osgood.  Henry  R  W jl- 

oott.  Deoafe  Sullivan,   John  L.  Jerome.  Charles  H.  Toll.  William  H. 

James,  J.  A.   KabUr.  of  Denver;  A.  C.  Cos*,  of  Denver;  George  H. 

Praatto*.  E.  Thoimaan.  John  U.  Moore,  Henry  W.  Cannon.  C.  D.  Simp. 

son.  of  N.  r.:  J.  C.  Osgooa.  President    Office.  Denver,  Colorado.— (V. 
.  63,  p.  400.) 


Oolnsnbu.  A  Hacking  Coal  *  Iron  Company.- Organised  at 
Oolombns,  O.,  Januarv  3671883,  and  owns  large  coal  an.l  Iron  proper 
He*.  (13.350  acres  of  land)  with  extensive  works  thereon,  lu  Ohio,  a 
"  description  IB  CHBOXICLB  of  February  36, 1887,  V.  44,  p.  378. 
also  V.  63,p.  559.    Central  Trust  Co.  trasteeof  nmrt«ss>.    April  1. 
held  954.000  first  6s  In  sinking  fund.    Stock  1s  04,890,000,  of 
>  9I0O.OOO  U  preferred. 
RBCBivBBSHir.-In  December.  1896.    Pnwldeut   Jay  O.    Mow,  80 
roadway.  Sew  York,  was  appointed  receiver.     The  January,  1697, 
'  wo*  not  ps Id.  and  foreclosure  suit  was  brought.    Keo'rgnnl*a- 
v.  64.  p.   134.    To  pay  the  July,  1H9U.  Intercut,  the 


to  pay  on 


t  of  03  per  share,  for 


which  they  will  receive  preferred  stock.  Practically  all  the  preferred 
aad  75  par  ant  ef  oommo  •  agreed  to  the  assessment.  Depository  Is 
Farmers'  U  A  T.  Co.,  N.  Y.  V.  63,  p.  793,  83H.  Slotkhnltlrn-  Com- 
MiUss-rDevtd  A.  Boody,  N.  Y.;  F.  B.  Keech,72  Broadway,  N.  Y.:  D. 

rikntd^ 


if  Corn- 
Most  of  the 


.  Utlca,  N.  Y.;  F.  T.  Redwood,  Baltimore. 
•ii'^-Chalrmsn,   M.  U  He  udder,  32  Nassau  8t,  N.  Y. 

>ods  ore  deposited  with  the  Central  Trust  Co. 

AJTMUAI.  RBPOBT.— FUo*l  year  end*  Mar.  31.  Report  for  1894-95 
was  In  V.  OO,  p.  1143.  Iron  production  for  year.  4,:<2U  t«m.  against 
l.i -it..,,,  ,,i  1--I.;  I .  .... ,;.;-.!.  ..i  .  ton  -.  i.-.  u-:  156,403  ton*.  I'li.-ro 

mer*  <ur  tnwts  April  1.  1193,  for  »:>- 

TrartaUar.31.    Omn.  Xtl.     Int..  litft.tle.    Imp.. tie.   Bal..def. 

189193 9361.1120     943,292       970.865        »lf,734       «3J,327 

1893-94 412,113          3,463          71.3O3          13.867          81.702 

1893-93 717.752          6.931          72.17>          36.6^0        101.0O2 

-(V.  63,  p.  29.  75.  839,  793.  838,  908  ;  V.  64,  p.  41,  134.) 

Commercial  Cable  Company.— This  1s  popularly  known  as  the 
Mackay- Bennett  Cable  Company,  owning  three  cables  from  Nova  Scotia 


p  Ireland ;  one  from  Ireland  to  RavreT  France ;  one  from  Ireland  to 
Uso  one  from  Nova  Sootla  to  New  York  and  one  to 
.    c.    In  October,  1888.  the  authorized  mock  was  raised 
from  •6.000.000  to  01O.OOO.OOO. 


Irlstol,  England;  also  one  from  Nova 
Rockportlfsss..  Ac. 


In  December.  1896,  the  Postal  Telngraph  Cable  Co.  wag  purchased 
property  trannfrrml  Jan.  1.1897).  and  Its  stock  of  Klft.oOO.OOO  ex- 
QAnred.dollsr  for  (lollnr,  for  Commercial  Cable  new4  p.  c.  bondx.  V.U4 
i.  1HO.  Postal  O>.  Dec.31,  189S.  had  over  1  17,OOOml!or.  of  wire  and  2.1187 
jmoss.  troasmlttlng  In  1x93  almut  12.AOO,0<M)  raesnaxe*  »nd  earning 
rross  04.32  1,2»<I.  See  statement  In  V.  63,  p.  1009,  1158:  V.  64,  p.  41. 


.—  In  1889.  14  P.O.:    In   1890,  6  per  cent:  1891  to   Oct. 
896,  7  percent  per  annum  (l*quar.);  In  1897.  Jan.,  2%  p.  c. 

1  1.  RBFOKT.—  Fiscal  <  ear  ends  Dec.  31.    Report  for  1893  was  In 
'.  62,  p.  412,  showing  earning*  as  follows: 

Qma.  \'rl.  Dittdendt.    Bal.,  ntrn. 

805  ................  97.O09.738       9I.213.3!>8       07OO.OOO       SJ15.39H 

804  ................    1.773.434          1.O10.438          700,000          310,438 

J.  W.  Mackay,  Prmldent:  VIoe-Presldent  and  Oeneral  Manager.  c»  . 
O.  Warrt:  omoe.  253  Broadway.  New  York.—  (V.  62,  p.  413:   V.  U3,  p. 
009.  1158;  V.  64.  p.  41,  82.  180.) 

Comstock  Tannel.—  See  this  SUPPLEMEKT,  page  133. 
Coasol.  Kleclrlc  Light.—  See  this  SorrLUf  Birr  p.  153. 


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sn  ii.i  I-II.ITS  will  confer  a  great  favor  by  giving:  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Tables. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

Date   Size,  or 
of         Par 
Bonds  i  Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bonds  —  Princl 
pal,  When  Due, 
Stocks—  Last 
Divider  d. 

For  explanation  of  column  headings.  Ac.,  see  notice  on 

Pate  Per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
whom. 

first  page  of  tables. 

Cotualtaalril  Oat.X.T.—  Metr.GasL.Co.,  IstM.o'—  <0on) 

1881 
1888 

.ff.OIKVl'. 
I,  MM 
25 
25 
1,000 
100 

$658,000 
1,500,000 
2,500,000 
2,000,000 
1,000,000 
10,250,000 
600,000 
4,848,000 
1,150,000 
1,500,000 
1,500,000 
150,000 
7.000.OOO 
See  text. 
2,000,000 
200,000 
3,030,000 
11,000,000 
3,750,000 
l.OOO.OOO 
7,938,000 
4,312,000 
2,118,000 
450,000 
4,000,000 
1,000,000 
2,500,000 

6 
5 

See  text. 
7 
6  K. 

tiee.  text. 
4>3  g. 

F.  &  A. 
M.  A  N. 

Quar. 
M.  A  N. 
Yearly. 
J.   A   J. 
Q.—  M. 
Q.-F. 
SIM-  text 
J.   A   J. 

J.'  &"j. 

F.  A"A. 

F.  A  A. 
A.  A  0. 
Q.—  M. 
Q.-J. 
A.  A  O. 
Q.—  F. 
M.  A    S. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A  D. 
Q.-J. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A   8. 

N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 
N.Y.,  Office,  4  Irving  PI. 
N.  Y.  Of.,  100  B'way. 
do              do 
do             do 
N.Y.,Co.'sOf.,71  B'way. 
do              do 
Philadelphia, 
do 
N.Y.,Mait.,CoppellACo. 
N.  Y.,Atlantie  Trust  Co. 
do              do 
New  York  City. 

Aug.  1,  1901 
May   1,   1908 
Mar.  20,  1896 
Jn.15'97,1%% 
May  1,  1900 
Feb.   1,  1897 
Jan.   1,  1921 
Dec.,  1895 
Mar.'97-Ju.'99 
Apr.  1,'96.1% 
Nov.  16,1911 
Oct.    1,   1911 
July  1,   1914 

1st  M.,  (fold,  subject  to'oall  at  10&  after  May  1.  1805.  .0' 

1890 

New  1  st  M.,  $750.000.  g..  sink.  M..  red.  each  Jan.  at  1  05 
<lT«.)Oramp*^n»Mip3.Enffm«/«do-Stock,$5,000,OOp 
Note*,  gold,  payable  «50.OOO  monthly  (dated  Aug.  '96) 

1896 
1896 

1OO 
1,000 
100 
100  Ac. 

6 

See  text. 
6g. 

It 

-5-g. 

See  text. 
See  text. 
5  g. 

See.  text. 

i?g- 

5  K. 
See  text. 
12 
6 
5  g. 

1891 

1HII5 

1894 

Gold  d«ben.,BuUJ.tt>  call  at  102  *«  oil  and  iltarOvt  1/97 
renter  Fiiion  Water  Co.—  1st  mortgage,  $8,000,000,  gold 

100  Ac. 

1893 
1894 
1881 

1,000 
100  Ac. 

1.00(1 

1OO 
1OO 
1,000 
100 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
100 
1,000 
1.000 

N.  Y.,  Guaranty  Tr.  Co. 
do              do 
Ip.c.pd.  Oct.   12,1896. 

Feb.   1,  1918 
1904 
Oct.    1.  1911 
Dec.l2,'96,2ia 
Jan.  1,'97,  I'D 
Oct.    1.  1940 
Feb.  1,  '97,1  ia 
Mch.  1,  1910 
July  1.  1995 
Dec.  15.  1924 
Jau.15,'97,3% 
Aug.  1,  1899 
Mch.  1,  1932 

DtlrmtXark.et}lur<i>ulte  K.K.—  Land  M.  (lno.)red.at  100.  r 

Brooklyn, 
do 
N.Y.,  Of.Pearl  cor.  Elm. 
N.  Y.,  Guaranty  Tr.  Co. 
New  York. 
Boston,  Old  Colony  Tr. 
N.  Y.,  Office,  340  3d  Av. 
N.  Y.,  Central  TrustCo. 
do            do 

1st  M.  ($2.500,000),g.8ub.to  call  llOaft.Oc.1,  1900..  o*  Ar 

1890 

IrtM  <$5,OOO,OOO)g.,conv.,red.at  110aft.8ept.l,19OO.o* 
First  consol  mortgage  $15  000  OOO,  gold    ..o* 

1890 
1895 
1894 

Consolidated  mortgage  for  $4,000.000,  gold  o 

1892 

Consolidated  Gas  of  Baltimore  City.— Incorporated  May  5. 
1888.  under  the  laws  of  Maryland.  STOCK. -Authorized  »11,000,000. 
Dividends  at  5  per  cent  yearly  have  been  paid  semi-annually. 

BONDS.— The  consrl.  mortgage  of  1888  is  for  $7,000,000  (trustee, 
Mercantile  Trust  &  Deposit  Co.,  Baltimore),  sufficient  bonds  being  re- 
served to  retire  the  following  underlying  bonds  assumed: 
Consol.  Gas  Co.  (of  1880)  6s.  J.  A  J.,  due  July  1, 1910,  $3,600,000. 
Chesapeake  Gas  Co.  6s,  J.  A  D.,  due  June  1, 1900,  $1,000,000. 
OFFICERS.— President,  John  W.  Hall;  Secretary,  N.  T.  Meglnness; 
Treasurer.  Jos.  W.  Clarke ;  office  19  South  St.,  Baltimore.   V.  60,  p.  jor. 
Consolidated  Gas  of  New  York.— This  company  was  organized 
November  11,  1884,  under  chapter  367,  laws  of  New  York,  1884.    The 
companies  merged  in  it  were  the  New  York  Gaslight,  the  Municipal  Gas- 
light, the  Metropolitan  Gaslight,  the  Manhattan  Gaslight,  the  Knicker- 
bocker Gaslight  and  the  Harlem  Gaslight.    The  total  stock  was  $39,- 
078.OOO,  of  which  $3,647,940  was  reserved  for  working  capital  and  for 
Indebtedness  of  old  companies.    Dividends,  formerly  6  per  cent,  were 
In  June,  1893,  increased  to  8  p.  o.  (2  p.  o.  quar.).— V.  63,  p.  968. 
Consolidated  Ice.— See  this  SUPPLEMENT,  page  153. 
Consolidated   Kansas  City  Smelting  &  Beflnlng.— Incor- 
porated In  1887  under  laws  of  New  York,  and  owns  extensive  works  at 
Argentine,  a  suburb  of  Kansas  City  for  smelting  and  refining  gold,  lead, 
••liver  and  copper  ores.    Also  has  smelting  works  near  El  Paso,  Texas, 
i»nd  Leadville,  Colorado.    In  Mexico  it  owns  three  mining  properties. 
DIVIDENDS. — On  common,  August  1, 1887,  to  February,  1892,  10  per 
•cent  per  annum  in  cash, and  in  1892  121sper  cent  also  in  stock;  In 
March,  1893,  10  per  cent  in  stock;  in  Sept.,  1895,  3  p.  c.;  in  1896, 
March,  3 p.c.  On  preferred, in  full  to  January,  1897.    Preferred  stock 
•was  fully  described  in  V.  63,  p.  32;  $1,771,500  was  sold  in  April,  1896. 
EARNINGS.— In  year  1895  gross  $597,860;   net,  $501,382 ;  interest 
and  exchange,  $229,078 ;   charged  off  on  account  patents,  $66,592 ; 
balance  surplus,  $205,712.    Aug.  R.  Meyer,  President;  N.  Witherill, 
-Vioe-Presldent,  100  Broadway,  N.  Y.  City.    (V.  63,  p.  29,  32.) 

Consolidation  Coal  of  Maryland.— Incorporated  in  1864. 
Baltimore  A  Ohio  RR.  owns  $3,810,000  stock,  and  in  July,  1896, 
Miss  Mary  E.  Garrett  as  trustee,  1,374,800  shares.  Coal  mined  in 
1895,  923.655  tons ;  in  1894,  892,502  tons;  in  1893,  907,559  tons. 

The  old  lirt-t  6s  of  1872  for  $1,100,000  were  paid  Jan.  2, 1896,  a»d 
8600,000  new  4>as  issued;   Guaranty  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  is  trustee. 
Bonds  for  $150,000  remain  In  the  treasury.    See  V.  63,  p.  1062. 
EARNINGS.— Statement  for  year  1895  in  V.  62,  p.  317,  showed : 
Oross  receipts  of  mines,  railroads,       1895.  1894.  1893. 

Ao.dncl.  value  coalon  hand). ,..$2,230,044    $2,175,482    $2,377,527 

Net  receipts $385,593       $362,639         $368,508 

Interest  In  1895,  including  interest  on  guaranteed  bonds  (see  below), 
amounted  to  $116,600;  balance,  surplus  for  dividends,  $268,993; 
dividends  $205,000.  Balance  to  credit  of  royalty  fund  Dec.  31, 1895, 
^739,889,  invested  in  interest-bearing  securities. 

This  company  owns  the  $1,500,000  stock  of  the  Cumberland  A 
Pennsylvania  RR.,  whose  bonds  it  guarantees,  $1,000,000,  on  57  miles. 
DIVIDENDS  since  1883:  for  1884  and  1885, 1;  for  1886,  %;  for  1887,  l>a; 
for  1888,  2>4;  from  1889  to  Feb..  1897.  inclusive,  2  p.  e.  yearly. 
OFFICKRS.— President,  C.  K.  Lord;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  T.  K.  Stu- 
art. Office,  44  South  St.,  Baltimore,  Md.  (V.  62,  p.  317;  V.  64,  p.  82.) 
(  \\  in.  i  Cramp  &  Sons  ship  Building.— See  thlsSup.  page  153. 
Denver  Consolidated  <;a»  Co.— Organized  Nov.  16, 1891,' to  take 
over  the  old  gas  company  In  Denver,  Col,  Capital  stock,  $1,500  000 
The  debentures  of  1895  are  subject  to  drawings  by  lot,  $10.000  per 
annum,  each  Oct.  1  on  and  after  1897;  the  old  debentures  of  1893  have 
been  retired.  Dividends  from  April,  1892,  to  July,  1893,  inclusive  4 
p.  e.  per  annum,  quarterly;  In  Nov.,  1  p.  c.:  In  1894.  Feb.,  1  per  cent ;  in 
1895,  Oct.,  1  p.  c.;  In  1896,  Jan.,  1  p.  c.;  April,  1  p.  c.;  Oct.,  none. 

EARNINGS.— For  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1896,  gross,  $318,311;  net, 
$190,508;  int.  and  taxes,  $120,943;  bal.,  surplus,  $69,564.  Extensive 
improvements  and  additions  to  the  plant  in  1896  were  met  from  sur- 
plus which  would  otherwise  have  gone  to  the  stock.  For  1895  gross 
%309,534;  net,  $187,802.  President,  J.  B.  Grant,  Denver;  Vice-Presi- 
dent, George  Coppell,  New  York. 

Denver  Union  Water.— A  consolidation  in  October,  1894,  of 
tthe  Denver  Water  Company  and  the  Citizens'  Water  Co.  Controls  the 
water  supply  of  the  city  of  Denver,  Col.,  and  vicinity.  Capital  stock 
€*  $5,000.000  common  and  $2,500,OOO  of  5  p.  c.  non-cumulative  pre- 
ferred. Bonds  for  $7,000,000  were  issued  to  pay  for  property  of  old 
companies  which  were  sold  under  foreclosure.  (V.  59,  p.  738.) 

Detroit  «ia».— Organized  in  November,  1892,  to  control  all  the  gas 
fcwBertles  in  Detroit,  Mich.  Has  a  30-year  contract  with  the  citvo 
Detroit.  See  application  to  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange  in  V.  56,  p.  672 

BOKBS,  ETC.  Only  $4,000,000  consols,  are  to  be  issued  on  presen 
property,  and  $2,OOO,OOO  of  these  are  reserved  to  retire  prior  lien  bonds 
the  amount  actually  due  upon  which  is  now  in  litigation.  Four  coupons 
Aug.,  1894,  to  Feb.,  1896.  incl.,  funded  into  10-year  5  p.  c  bonds 
interest  accrues  from  Feb.  1, 1896.  Of  the  $J,000,000  consols,  $1 ,892, 
OOO  assented  to  funding  the  coupons  as  above,  the  August  1896 
coupon  was  paid.-V.  t3,p.  601.  Stock,  $4,000,000;  par,  $50. 

EARNINGS.— For  calendar  year  1896... gross,  $577,849;  net,  $246  708 
For  year  ending  Feb.  29,  1896 gross,     570,417;  net,    247,381 

Detroit  Blacklnac  &  ITIarqnstte.— See  this  SUPP.,  page  153. 
Detroit  Union  BR.  Depot.— See  this  SUPPLEMENT,  page  153. 
Diamond    natch.— OKOANIZATION,    ETC.— Organized    in    188 
«nder  laws  of  Illinois.    Owns  factories  at  Boston,  Miss.,  Barberton,  O 


St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Detroit,  Mich.,  etc.,  and  Liverpool,  Eng.;  also  store  prop 
rties  at  Baltimore  and  Philadelphia,  and  saw  mills  at  Outonagon 
•lieli.,  with  extensive  pine  stumpage  tributary  thereto.    See  report  of 
Chicago  Committee  in  August,  1896,  in  V.  63,  p.  357,  401. 

In  October,  1896,  President  Barber  stated  that  $798,767  of  the  com- 
pany's funds  had  been  used  by  former  officers  to  margin  their  pur- 
chases of  the  company's  stock,  but  it  was  hoped  all  or  nearly  all  of 
his  amount  would  be  recovered— see  statement  in  V.  63,  p.  651. 
STOCK.— Increased  from  $7,500,000  to  $9.000,000  in  March,  1893,  for 
uew  plant,  etc.;  in  Feb.,  1895, to  $11,000,000.    (V.  59,  p.  1058.) 

DIVIDENDS. — In  1893, 10  p.  o.  cash  and  10  p.  c.  extra  (in  March)  in 
stock  or  cash;  in  1894,  10  p.  c.;  in  1895,  March,  2**  p.  c.;  in  April, 
Llig  p.  c.  extra  in  stock  or  cash ;  June,  2>a  p.  c.;  Sept.,  2^2  per  cent.; 
Deo.,  2*2  per  cent;  in  1896, 10  p.  c. 

EARNINGS.— 7  months,  >  1896 Gross,  $2,194,154;    net,  $629,942 

Jan.  1,  to  July  31.       $1895 Gross,    2,244,207;    net,     623,995 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  Deo.  31.  Report  for  1895  in  V. 
62,  p.  317,  showed  net  earnings,  $1,457,040,  against  $1,373,084  in 
1894,  $1,359,577  in  1893  and  $1,050,979  in  1892.  Net  in  1895  were 
at  the  rate  of  13-24  p.  o.  on  the  stock  against  15-2  in  1894  and  15-1 
p.  c.  in  1893.  Examining  committee's  statement  was  given  in  V.  63, 
).  401,  with  balance  sheet  of  July  31, 1896.  In  January,  1897,  bills 
myable  had  been  reduced  to  $345,000.  A  report  for  1896  is  to  be 
submitted  in  February.  (V.  64,  p.  180.) 

BALANCE  SHEET  JULY  31,  1896. 

Real  est.,mach'y,  etc..  $7,352,109  |  Capital  stock $11,000,000 


Accounts  payable 

Bills  payable 

Profit  and  loss,  surplus 


263,226 
790.000 
986,983 


.moil  can.,  luauu  / 1  V MJ. . 

Bills  &  accts.receiv'ble  1,252,407 

lash 125,499 

Matches,rawmat'l,&c.  1,809,755 

Pine  stumpage  &  logs.  1,715,439 

J.K.Robinson,  trustee.  785,000 

Total  assets $13,040,209       Total  liabilities $13,040,209 

OFFICERS.— President,  O.  C.  Barber;  Treasurer,  J.  K.  Robinson; 
Secretary,  H.  C.  Cranz.  Main  office,  Chicago.— (V.  64,  p.  180.) 

Distilling  &  Cattle  Feeding.— See  AMERICAN  SPIRITS  MANU- 
FACTURING Co. 

Edition  Electric  Illuminating  of  Brooklyn.— On  Jan.  1, 
1896,  this  company  was  supplying  154,523  lamps  of  16  c.  p.,  2,532 
lorse  power  motors  and  3,647  arc  lights.  Stock  and  bonds 
listed  on  New  York  Exchange  in  September,  1892.  See  adv.  CHRON- 
ICLE of  March  12, 1892.  In  January,  1897,  the  issue  of  $250,000  new 
stock  and  $500,000  additional  bonds  was  authorized,  and  the  stock 
($250,000)  and  $250,000  of  the  bonds  were  offered  to  old  stockholders 
at  par.  V.  64,  p.  134.  MORTGAGE  TRUSTEE.— Franklin  Trust  Co. 

DIVIDENDS.— From  June,  1891,  to  Nov.,  1892,  4  per  cent  per  annum ; 
in  1893, 5  percent;  in  1894,  5%  p.  c.;  in  1895,6  p.c.;  in  1896,  6  p  o.; 
In  1897,  Jan.,  1^2  p.c. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Earnings  for  year  ending  Dec.  31  were: 

Tear—  Orosf.  Net.  Oik.  inc.  Interest.  Dividends.  Sal  ,««)-. 

1896 $310.266  $311,000  $31,148  $50,000  $225,000  $67,148 

1895 621,149  237,442  29,907  33,750  202,500  31,099 

1894 421.074  186,876  36,530  25,000  168,750  29,656 

Balance  to  credit  of  income  account  Dec.  31, 1896,  $59,413. 

OFFICERS  President,  Ethan  Allen  Doty;  Vice- President,  Edwin 
Packard ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Royal  C.  Peabody  Office.  Pearl 
Street,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.— (V.  62,  p.  184,829,683;  V.  64,  p.  132,  134.) 

Edison  Electric  Illuminating  Co.  of  New  York.— Operate* 
under  the  Edison  patents  in  N.  Y.  City.  On  Deo.  31, 1895.  its  incan- 
descent lamps  numbered  271,123,  against  234,494  in  1894;  its  arc 
lamps  3,424.  against  3,014 ;  its  motors,  horse  power,  12,046,  against 
7,616  on  Dec.  31,  1*94. 

DIVIDENDS.— From  1885  to  1891,  both  inclusive,  4  per  cent  per  annum 
In  1892,  5  per  cent;  1893, 6%  per  cent;  in  1894, 6  p.  o.;  in  1895,  6  p.  c.; 
in  1896,  6  p.  c.;  in  1897,  Feb.,  Ha  per  cent.  In  1887  an  extra  dividend 
of  7  p.  o.  and  in  1891  of  5  p.  c.  paid  in  scrip. 

BONDS.— First  mortgage  trustee  is  the  Central  Trust  Company.  See 
terms  of  convertibility  in  SUPPLEMENT  for  January,  1894. 

The  first  consolidated  mortgage  is  limited  to  $15,000,000.  Bonds 
are  reserved  to  pay  off  at  maturity  the  $4,312,000  firsts;  $1,897,000 
were  issued  on  account  of  purchases  of  stock  and  bonds  of  the  Manhat- 
tan and  the  Harlem  companies  and  for  construction  requirements  dur- 
ing 1895,  the  remainder,  $8,500,000,  are  for  future  use,  at  not  more 
tnan  $1,000,000  per  annum.  Trustee,  State  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.— See  V. 
62,  p.  370. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  Dec.  31.  Report  for  1895  was 
given  at  length  in  V.  62,  p.  361,  370.  In  1896,  gross,  $2,247.437;  net, 
$1,080.156;  int.  on  bonds,  $324.900;  dividends,  $476,280;  bal.,  sur- 
plus, $278,976;  allowance  for  depreciation,  $120,000.  In  1895  (on 
same  basis  as  1896,  gross,  $2,000.856;  net,  $935,081;  interest  ou 
bonds,  $278,692;  dividends,  $476.280;  bal.,  surplus,  $180,709;  al- 
lowance for  depreciation,  $100,000.  Spencer  Trask,  Pres.  General 
Office,  PearlSt.,  cor.  Elm  St.— (V.  62,  p.  184,  361,  37O.) 

Electric  Storage  Battery  Co. -Incorporated  in  1888  under  the 
laws  of  New  Jersey.  In  1894  acquired  control  of  the  Consol.  Electric 
Storage,  Brush  Eleo.  of  Cleveland,  General  Eleo.  Launch  Co.,  the 
Accumulator  Co.  and  the  storage  branch  of  the  General  Eleo.  Co.,  and 
in  1895  of  the  Bradbury,  Hopedale,  Pumpelly,  etc. 

STOCK.— Common,  authorized.  $3,500,000  (par  $100),  all  outstand- 
ing. Preferred.  1  per  cent  cumulative,  authorized,  $5,000,000  (par 


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mfiCELLAKEOUa. 

Date 
of 
Bond* 

Size,  or 
Par 

Value. 

Amount 
Oatatandlng 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  j-rmo.  - 
pal.  When  Due. 
Stock*—  Laat 
Dividend. 

For  expUa»tton  of  column  heading,  Ac.,  »ee  notea  on 
flrst  page  of  table*. 

Rate  Per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
whom. 

$100 
l.OOO 
SOO.eto. 
l.OOO 
1,000 

~l.-OU.lkM, 
3OO.OOO 

519.000 
1,  OOO.OOO 
l.OOO.OOO 

<r> 

30,460,000 
4.232.000 
8.75O.OOO 

•j.j;»o.OOO 

1,7. 
3.:iOO,OOO 
18,690,639 
6.2OO.OOO 
7,000.000 
l.OOO.OOO 
SOO.OOO 

-.00,000 

437,000 
3.000.000 
•J,  OOO.OOO 
1,OOO,OOO 
1.000.000 
•J.AOO.OOO 

10.000.000 

400.000 

1.  SOO.OOO 

4  per  an. 
.' 

& 

5  g. 
See  text. 

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3V 

•  • 
s,-..  t.-\t 
-,-,.  t.-\: 
5 
5 

Q.-F. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  0. 
J.   .v  J. 
J.   A   J. 

J."A"J. 
J.   A  D. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A   8. 

J."A"J. 
A.  A  O. 

Co.'s  Of.,  Lowell,  Maw>. 
Bust.  Safe  Dep.  ATr.  Co. 
Boston,  Old  Colony  Tr. 
do              do 
X.  Y.  Central  Trust  Co. 

Nov.  16,  '96.  1 
Jan.   1,  1903 
Apr.  1,  19O9 
July    1,  1926 
Jan.  1,  1941 

"bolCC  tr7«>ld  booi!»,'($500.()()0>  ill  fl.  not  BiibJ.  to  call.. 
do             do           ($1  OOO  OOO)                      ..          .  ... 

1893 

l-ii 
L896 

I--..; 

do            do           <$4.'ooO,000)g..ft.f.not*ubj.toc*U.c' 

100 
1OO 
1.000 
l.OOO 
1,000 
100 

100 

1.000 

->•>•>  to, 

100 

1,000 

100 

500 

i'.obo 

100 

i.«i  A-,- 
we  .v. 

L£OQ 

See  text 
July  1,  1893 
June  1,   1929 
Apr.  1,   194O 
Sent.  1,   1931 
See  text. 
July  1,  1896 
Jan.   1,  1910 
Apr.   1.   1913 
July  15,  1895 
Apr.   1,  1923 
Oct.,  1892 
July  1,  1901 

"  Pint  t  »»ck  7  per  cent  com.  (not  pref.  M  to  a*Mto> 
Debenture,  r.^eunrerUble  (flOO.uk.  for  f  120  bonds).  c 
•Unm/  nu'nf  jAitnimi    1  lit  tf   en  D  At  Pa  KK                ,   r 

i  -"•  j 
1400 
1881 

See  text. 
X.  Y.,Quar.  Trust  A  Bos. 
Phlla..  233  So.  4th  St. 
X.  Y.,  120  Broadway. 
X.  Y..  by  cheek. 
N.Y..MetropolltanTr.Co 
X.  Y..  Cuyler,  M.  A  Co. 
do              do 
See  text. 

5svvw»i~5a«-Jiar»to»~*tBXlk  <3l,8OO.OOOl»  pref,  8  %  cum) 
lUi»oi*  gtett  •  Stock,  (5O  000  OOO  autbortir  1 

Debenture*,  subj't  to  call  at  105.  con  vert'le  Into  sfk..  .  f 
Xon  convert  ihte  debentures  for  r7.OOO.OOO,  A  A  B....O* 
Jitlfrtrr  Conduit  4  Insulation  —  Stock        .     ,  -  -  T  

l-.m 
1893 

Uold  debentures  for  B3OO.OOO,  red.  after  April.  19OO..r 
/rwt  Mtamboal  (Itmmanf—  Htnffk     

1893 

6  g. 

s,-..  t..\: 
6 

A,"A  0. 

J."A"J. 

X.  Y..  Pier  1,  North  Rlv. 
X.  Y.,  Pint  Nat.  Bank. 

""  1st  mortgage  for  «SOO  OOO         .                        

1881 

L8M 

I--...; 
I-./. 

J,ftr*m7cUarrd  C.4  A  -Stock  (81.300,060  l»  5  p.c.  pf.) 
Ittmonsmfe.92.000j000.goia.  a,  f..  dr-n  at  loS  
M    mortgage  91  OOO  OOO  gold,  n.  f    dr*n  at  1O9 

5  i. 

I"' 

See  text. 

s*- 

3  (f. 
6  1C. 

J.   *  D. 
J.   *  D. 
A.  *    <  i. 
J.   *  D. 
Q.-F. 

M."A    8. 

X.  Y..  Guaranty  Trust. 
do              do 
See  text. 
X.  Y..H.B.HolUn*;8tL. 
do             do 

June  1,  1926 
June  1,  1926 
Apr.  1.  18»» 
D.15,'96.3V,, 
May   1,   1919 
Feb.    1,  19O1 
!-|.t.   1.    I!t03 

^adtits  QMS  LiglU    Preferred  stock            . 

1st  mortgage   cold                               o 

1--:. 
MM 
1893 

Doapon  notes  gold  85o6.66o  red.  In  2  yearn  

£.  JMpwrter  Onuo*.  /nm  JfiMs—  1st  M..  •lO.ObO.OOO.  g.c- 

N-Y^Farmers1  UAT.Oo. 

•100):  ooutandlnic  la  December.  1895.  94.OOO.OOO.     Capital  stock 
JothorUed  waa  Increased  In  1894  (ram  310,OOO.Oob  to  813.5OO.OOO. 

Bo«M.-Mortgage  U  tor  945O.OOO;  Old  Coloay  Trust  Co.,  Dnaiaa. 
•nsMe.  BODdstsrn  3p.  e.  la  1890. 3  p.  e.  1m  18*.  4  9.. o.  In  i897  and 
•  p.  e.  thereafter.  Sinking  fund  operative  In  1899  awl  bonds  can  be 
•ailed  on  1 5  days  aoUoe  at  from  73  p.  a.  t»  par. 

. -roar.— Report  (or  the  first  fiscal  year  ending  Dec.  31 
189),  was  given  In  V.  O2,  p.  1O38,  showing  (TOM  receipts  8328,231: 
net,  9124.733;  general  expenses.  9123,969:  balance,  surplus.  9764 
President.  W.  wTOihbs ;  orfce.  Drexel  Building.  Philadelphia.  Pa.  ( V. 
3fl.P  1007.  I""'*:  V  •'•-.  I-  103s 

Equitable  <;••  Llichl  (of  > .  Y.)-8ee  this  ScrrLBMixT.  p.  153. 

Brlr  Telegraph  A  Telephoned.— OaOAjnZATIO*— Owns  65  per 
cent  i>f  Ike  Cleveland  Telephone  Co..  7O  per  cent  of  the  Northwestern 
iSsphone  Kichaiure  Co.,  and  7O  per  eent  of  Ik*  Bonthwenlern  Tele 
WafSr*  Te»epsv.s3_0o.  weratln,  t.  tto  States  of  Onto. 
Knk  and  OliUi  Dakota.  Texas  and  Arkaasaa.  ander  lh 
am.  Bell  TsUB  as  as  Os.  on  Jan.  1. 1WC.UMM  had  18JW3 
•calast  10.174  la  1993  la  over  383  cities  and  towns,  and 
•7  lone  dlKtaaoe  lines.  Total  subscribers  Sept.  3O.1890.  • 


S.OOOsiUes 
ere  2O.714. 

•TOCK.  -Capital  stock  was  ll»t*d  on  IT.  T.  Stock  Excnanc*  In  October, 
894-aw  appllaallon  In  full.  V.  v.».  p.  7 

•«^Tbe  oollateral  trost  bonds  of  1899  were  authorised  to  pur- 
new  itook  In  tfcree  sub  eompaales  (to  be  lasuad  for  sitdltlonsi, 
ted  to  secure  the  bonds;  tmstee.  Old  Colony 


notes  pay 


i  stock  will  be  depoal 

^•L  Boston.    On  Ort.  31.  1896,  there  were 
ablef-.r  *»-....... 

•  slnea  1887-In  1888.  4;  1889.  3%:  189O.4:  In  1891.  1: 
;  1893.4;  In  1894. 4  p.  e,;  In  1896. 4p.e.;  1896.  Feb.. 4  p.e. 
Fiscal  year  now  ends  Dae.  31  Instead  ef  March  31.    For  year  ending 
•npanles  eaa II sited   had  grant  Ineoaw.  •1.O86.996 
jMtJTt  91.033,619  In  1894( ;  snrplas  over  dividends.  947.O13.     For 
BiSa  period  g-T.  AT.  Co.  praportsawat  dlrtdenna.  *mM8;  dtvl- 
ipnsTbV   Krto  (4  per  «mt.  *M92.0W:  sxpf«.aee«mat.  96O.8S6; 
-— «481._  Ti  1894  enrpias  wasjffTll 


net  inrvta 


. 
.134.    CMBee.  Lowell. 


.. 

61.  p.  'MO.  830;  V.  62,  p.  i7*.  1O4O-.  V.  63.  p.  1O93.) 
F-.ri  si-    .  i    I  Ulan  Depot.—  «ee  this  8crrutnc<iT,  p.  153. 


the  law 


I  i.  .1.1.    <  osMpanr.—  OKOAHUATIUI.  Krc.-OrcnnlM« 
w.  of  New  York.  April  15.  1899.  and  aeauired  all  of  the 
ot  KrUsen  KH«rt»  LKrat.  KOisn  Oenersl  EUetrle,Ja<m 
and  Tasssna  Houston  Intenattonal    Hectrto 


he  Rdlsoq  and  other  palanU  foratoctrto 
and  maay  rornl«n  countrte..  and  crania 
nsd  sarrltsries  «•  toeal  esmpaales.  It  also 


npaale^     U  thus  owns  the 
la  the  fulled  (Nates  an 

fftraneMssa  for  spednsd  sarrltsries  «•  toeal  esmpaales. 
>tnu  for  eiertrlc  railways  aod  all  kind*  of  eleetneaTMppl 
la  March.  1*9«.  an  asrree«Mat  was  made  with  the  Waetfn 
•ntrie  *  M».uif»<-tarin«  <:  .  for  f  >nat  the  patent*  of  the  two  eum- 
panles.    See  V.63,p.  3O3.635.  1" 

r»j.  ftroca.—  The  total  aaUwtlsad  oapitat  stock  Is  95O.OOO.ooo. 
•.'•oo  nwy  be  prr«.  7  per  ooa4  snmnlaUva.  without 
pnfTenea  as  to  principal,  but  with  tame  votln*  power  as  oopiirnn. 
iee  preferred  u«tfnuwt»  In  editorial  of  May.  1  -J93,  BOfTfJW  r»T 

•(*n«.--TneUearralEleetrl«  on  eoa»wn  stock  paid  In  Aii(..  1X92. 
»   1893.  rsb..2;    Mar,  2:  Au«-.2  p.  e.:  none  since. 
Jsn  .  1  494.  dlr.  on  pnremd  was  aotpaU:  none  slnee.  See  T.  57.  p.  979 
•|.-8ee  Urms  In  ML  rri-EHUT  of  March.  1998.  on  pair*  3. 
KIN.I.  na.—  In  Angas*.  1993,  hseansn  of  a 


aboot  91 2.0OO.OOO  ef  ntlsnellinenas  seeortUes  were  tamed  over  to  the 
iimlnatlag  Properties."  orgaalied  to  receive  thorn. 

tor  94.OOO,OOO  la  cash.  Mates  are  now  made  oi-ljr  on  n  cash  basis,  or 
asteatera.  Dividends  have  been  aeenmnlat- 
sinee  and  laeladlng  July.  1803.  Profit  and 
aeetJaa.31,IMM.was9l3.9l7.b71.  During 
purchased  8l.2SO.OOo  of  to  debentare  9s. 


short  credits  to 
tnx  on  the  prefer 
lessdesMtaspar 
year  1894-96  the 

DAL 

Ishel.l   th^ 


•.— rtaeal  year  ei 
Toeadayln  May 


Jaaoary  31.    Aanual 


_.  (or  1893-96.  with  balance 

.heeiof  J.in.  .(i.  M9«,  WSA  (Ivan  at  lencth  In  V.  63,  p.  776,  78O.  The 
report  shows  cross  earnings  913^16.667:  eoet  of  material,  general 
•-e  and  taxes.  91 1.799.867;  netaarnlncs.91^65^10:  Interest  on 
debentures  and  other  ubnrgil  (net).  9166.M3;  balance  over  Interast 
•knnras,  9I*W.»«7.  Anwont  afenrnd 


eta..  9611,322. 
>ver  Interest  ehi 


ansi 


.rw 


dnrlnc  the  year  for   old 


rtac  proflt  for 


or  year.  9877,645. 

.|..l.  .|.  ]-•  ... n..n 


(Whataa 
charred  at,  99*2,321 

I.IK.,  ;..K.  far  the  year  189646:  Oliver  Ames:  C.  II.  Coster, C.  A. 

CofflD.  T   JoOarm  Coolldce.  Jr..  T.    A.  Kdleon.  V.  S.  Hastings,  H.  L. 

«oa.  Tmgeai  Griffin.  J.  Flerpont  Morgan.  Kobert  Trent  1'alne  2d.. 

^^K  Abbott.  Oenrge  P.  fiardner.  Oeo.  Foster  Peabody.    President.  C. 

n.  l.tVlee-Pres..  Ktigenefirimn:  2d  Vloe-Pres..  Joseph  P.  Ord ; 

Pre...  E.  W.  Rice,  Jr.;   Treasurer.  Henry  W.   Darling:  Becre- 

•t.  F.  wistover;  oOtos.  Seaenactady,  N.  Y.-<V.  62,  p.  779,  780, 

Hold  A  M...  *  Telegraph  Co.  Bee  WUTKR*  Vxtox  TKI.K»RAFR. 
Me,,der.on  Hridgr  >.>.— Owns  bridge  across  Ohio  R.  at  Header 
M  of  road.  Stock  U  •  l.OOO.OOO  (par.  9100).  of 
.Xaahvllle  Co.  holds  9501,000;  the  Bridge  Co. 
taUed  gross  reeelpts  of  92OO.OOO  per  year  by  the  several  road* 
r  ami  dividends  »r  J',  p.  e.  are  paid  each  F.  A  A.  8272.000 
'  bonds  retired  were  In  "Inking  fund  In  January.  1896.  For  year  ena 
•as  923T21 9:  net. 92 1  a.776 ;  otter  Ineomte  93,783 
slvfiliadV  990,400.  Bal.,  snrplas,92O.OOO.  In 
m :  n«t.  9341.520.  (V.  99,  p.  290;V.  61,  p.  j**) 


">n.K 


Herrlng-Hall-Harvln  Company.— ORGANIZATION,  PROPBRTT, 
arc.— Organised  In  1892.  to  manufacture  fire  and  burglar-proof  safes 
and  vaults.  Bee  advertisement  In  ('HROXIOLIC  of  Mar  14. 1892.  In  Jan- 
uary, 1896.  an  agreement  was  made  with  the  stockholder*  by  which 
trustees  were  placed  In  charge  of  the  management,  agreement  to  con- 
tinue five  years  from  January  2.1896.  Trustees:  Willis  B.  Marvin, 
Wright  D.  Pownall.  Francis  W.  Carpenter,  Stephen  A.  Jeuku  and 
John  A.  Bhlbley.-Bee  V.  63,  p.  138. 

Divtonroa  on  common :  In  1893,  June,  4  per  cent.  Dividend  on  pre- 
ferred due  In  June,  1894.  was  not  paid ;  none  since, 

AinruAL  RBFOBT.— Fiscal  year  ends  April  30.  Report  for  1894-95 
was  In  V.  60.  p.  1143.  showing  sales.  81,032,480;  loss  on  operations  for 
year,  9208,647.  Proflt  and  loss  deficit.  May  1. 1895.  8183.415. 

DiKBCT<>RS.-Kdward  C.  Hall.  President;  John  Farrel.  Willis  B.  Mar- 
.  In,  Frank  O.  Herring.  Wright  D.  Pownall.  Richard  T.  Pullm.  William 
H.  Hall.  Richard  Dymond.  Jos.  Rawaon.  Jr.. and  W.  8.  Rowe.  Cincinnati; 
J  II.Darta.  (T.  60.  p.  1009.  1148;  V.  62.  p.  138.) 


nel  H  jr.— Under  reorganization.    Bee  V.  62,  p.  925. 

Illinois  Stool.— OBOAft-UATioH-Foraed  May  1. 1889.  by  ounxoU- 
dation  of  the  JoUet  Steel.  Union  Steel  and  North  Chicago  Rolling  Mill 
See  statement  to  Stock  Exchange  In  March.  1894.  V.  98.  p.  514. 

8BCCUTina.-As  U>  terms  of  convertible  bonds  of  1890.  see  SDHPLB- 

•  Birr  of  March.  1 893.  on  page  3.    In  1893  96  743.OOO  non-eonvenlhle 
dibantMss  were  Issued  for  new  mills,  etc..  and  while  any  of  these 
"bends  rsassln  unpaid,  no  mortgage  shall  hereafter  be  placed  upon 
any  of  the  property  of  this  company." 

OBVBRAL  FUTAHCES.- In  May,  1893,  a  new  sUel  plate  mill  costing 

*  1.000.000  had  been  completed.    V.  OO.  p.  928. 
DiviDEXDA.-For  1889.  4  per  cent :  for  1890. 3  p.  o.  In  oash.5  In  stock 

:  none;  In  1893.  March,  913'5 1  In  scrip,  snil  In  April  5p.c.lneasht 
In  1894 and  1896 none ;  In  1896,  April,  1  >«  p.  c. :  July,  IHi  p  o. ;  OeL 
none.— V.  63.  p.  939. 

Aimuil.  RBTOBT. -Annual  report  for  1899  In  V.  62.  p.  816.  showed. 

wrass  '"..r  MMnt  fitaMa, 

Ttar  aul.  Ott.  31—        fnUL          i»eome.  /,.i,./.  nralut. 

-81.t73.230       930.036       966(5.000       91.233\266 

1WM- 538.098      USalsU          660,000  i"    "7 

Inl893nompanyreeelved 4^53.243  tons  of  raw  material,  against 
2.339.370  In  1804  and  1.983.438  tons  In  1893,  and  shipped  873,698 
MBaOl  I1...-I..-1  |.r...I.i.  t.  ....  .  :,-•  ...  ..;;..; |  [M 

onoBMBBn  81.  1895. 
Onditt. 


l*bit,. 

RR.  steokaand  bonds.'    3.630.OOO 

Materials  A. upplles..      8^82.731 
Cash  on  hand... 
Bills  receivable 


. 
137,90  i 


other  In 


U.... 


Capital  stock 818.65O.633 

Debentare  bonds 13.2OO.OOO 

Wv.  scrip.,  due  1913...  83.143 

Bills  payable 2.466.775 

Accounts   payable....  8.319.O95 

Int.  Jan.  1. since  paid.  155.OOO 

Int.  accrued,  not  due.  90,337 

Reserve  fund 152.949 

Proflt  and  loss,  surpl.-  914,401 

Total 939,034.335  Total 939.034,335 

Onto*.  Chicago.     (V.  62,  p.  3 1 6,  320.  JM,  1086 ;  V.  63,  p.  959.) 
Interior  fondnll  A  Insulation.— «re  thlsSorrLEMKirr,  p.  194. 
International  Orean  Telegraph.— See  WasTBUt  UMIOM  TBU 
Iron  Nteambnal.— See  this  StrrpLBMcrr,  p.  154. 
Je9Ters«n  A  rlearfteld  «  oal  tc.  Iron.— Aee  this  Scrr.,  p.  194 
Keokuk  A  Hamilton  Bridge  €Io.— Owns  bridge  across  Mlssls- 
»lppl  River  at  Keokuk.  la.,  for  railroads  and  foot  passengers.    The 
property  waa  originally  leased  to  four  companies,  but  only  two  com 
pantos  now  use  H.  these  being  the  Toledo  Peoria  A  Western  and  the 
W  abash.    Regarding  the  guarantee  on  the  bridge  bond*  by  the  Pitts. 
Cln.  A  St.  Louis  (now    P.  a  C.  *  St.  L.)  declared    binding    by    the 
L- lilted  States  Supreme.  Court,  see  V.  59.  p.  969.    On  Judgment  of  1889 
92O3.OOO  has  been  collected;    on  Judgment  of  1894,   9142.0OO  col- 
lected.   Third  suit  was  pending  In  Jan.  1897.    Stock,  9 l.OOO.OOO;  par, 
91OO.    Coupon*  are  In  default,   hut  mortgage   has  never  been  fore- 
closed, and  part  of  overdue  Interest  Is  paid  as  earnings  permit.    On 
June  13, 18W6,  half  of  the  coupon  No.  34.  due  April  1,  18941,  was  paid 

EABMSOS—  Year  ending  Jnne  3O.  1896,  groan,  954.1 16;  net,  934.494 1 
In  1894-u.V  gross.  »47.«OO:  operating  and  Iff  at  expenses,  95O.395 ; 
taxes.  92,374 ;  balance,  deUclt.  for  year,  9-3.169.    Theodore  Oil  man 
Treasurer.  63  Cedar  Street.  New  York.— (V.  59.  p.  969.) 


l.mlede  (.••  Llchl.— OBOAXiZATinv.— Incorporated  In  1837.  and 
In  1889  secured  control  of  all  the  nther  gas  companies  In  at.  Louis.  In 
1896  the  price  of  gas  was  reduced  from  *1  18  to»l  per  1 , OOO  feet  for 
illuminating  and  to  HO  cents  for  fuel  gas.  Auto  suits  regarding  char- 
ter, etc.,  aee  V.  6»,  p.  364;  V.  «3,  p.  II 59;  V.  61,  p.  134. 

STOCK. -Common  stock  Is  97.3OQ.OOO.  Preferred  Is  for  92.300,000 
of  5  per  cent  cumulative,  and  In  January,  1897,  there  was  6  per  cent 
of  dividends  unpaid.  1  p.  c.  extra  being  paid  Deo.  13,  189(1. 

DivioBHM  on  PBBr»BBD.— In  1890,  2>g  p.  c.;  In  1892,  5  p.  o.;  In 
1893,  March,  IV,  p.  o.:  Jnne.  l'»  p.  o.  Deo.  15,  1893,  2%  p.  o.  Dlv. 
changed  to  semi-annual.  In  1804,  Jnne.  2>«  per  oent;  Deo.,  3>s  p.  o.; 
In  1893, 7  p.  o.;  In  1896,  Jnne,  3"n  p.  o.;  Deo  .  3<«  p.  o. 

BOXDS.— Central  Trust  Co.  Is  trustee  under  the  mortgage.  Bee  ap 
plication  to  Stuck  Exchange  In  V.  49.  p.  657.  There  are  9125.OOO  Car- 
oadslet  Uas  1st  mortgage  6s.  The  *MK>,OOO  gold  coupon  notes  were 
authorised  for  extensions  to  be  made  In  189O. 


146 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMEJS'i. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


Sub«Tlb«r»  will  confer  a  great  faror  by  firing  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Tablea. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bonds—  Prtnel- 
pal.When  Due 
Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  notes  on 
first  page  of  tables. 

Rate  Per 

Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

1893 

*l,ooo 
50 
Various 
Various 
5OO&C. 
I.IKHI 

1.0(1(1 
1  ,000 

1,OOO 

500A.-C. 
£'200 
1,000 
1,000 

"ibo 
1,000 

1,000 
500 
500  Ac. 
100 
1,000 
500 

100 
100 
100 
100 

$600,000 
14,346,650 
5.OOO.OOO 
2,000,000 
1,842,500 
2,470,750 
3,686,000 
1,500.000 
480,000 
500,000 
687,000 
11,500,000 
2,872,000 
2,353,000 
1,500,000 
3,000,000 
1,250,000 
750,000 
1,495,000 
1,885,005 
67,000 
3,000,000 

2,000,000 
2.000,000 
5,000,000 
2,000,000 

5g. 
Sri-  ti-xt. 
41« 
4  g. 
•1 

4»«g. 
15! 

8* 

7 
5 

See  text. 
4g- 
5  g- 

6g> 
4  g. 

Sot;  text. 
7 
6g- 

10  per  an 
See  text. 
See  text. 
5g- 

J.   A  J. 
M.  A  N. 

£3: 

J.   A  D. 
J.   A  D. 
Q.-F. 
M.  A    S. 
J.   A   J. 
J.    A  D. 
M.  A  N. 
Q.—  M. 
M.  A  N. 

F."A"A. 

M.  A   S. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
J.    A   J. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 

Q.-J. 

M."A"S. 

N.  Y.,  Ci  ntral  Trust  Co. 
Philadelphia,  Office. 
do             do 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
Phlla.,  226  So.  Third  St. 
Phlla.,  L.Coal  A  Nav.Co. 
New  York  and  London. 
New  York  and  London. 
New  York  and  London. 

Jan.    1,  1923 

Nov.25,'96,2% 
July  1    1914 
April  1,  1914, 
Dec.  15,  1897 
June  1,  1911 
May   1,  1924 
Sept.  1,  1905 
July  1,  189a 
Dec.  15,  189T 
May   1,  1899 
June  1,  190O> 
Nov.  1,  1913 

«2^^/5£i£2«^8tS*   $14  36<J  i«SO 

lit  M.,  canal,  6.03O  acres  coal  and76  m.  L.  A  8.  RR...r 
Htm..g.,Leh.A8uii.  KK.  (oldtf«ext.lng.  Feb.  I.'e7)..r 

1864 

!H(i7 
1867 
1871 

1H*4 
1HD5 
IHM 
1SII7 
1874 
1S75 
1888 

'    Cons.  3d  M.  Canal,  Coal  A  122  m.  KR.;  2d  M.  26  m.  RE.r 

Delaware  Div.  Caual  let  M.,  see  tex  t,(ext'd  in  1878)  .  .  .  o 
LtAiah  rf  WUkf#b'rc  Coed—  Leh.Coal&Nav.M.,K.,  assumed. 
In  gen.  mort.  Hterllng  loan,  sink,  fund,  drawn  at  100..C 

Income  "  B  "  bends.not  cumulative,  held  by  Cent.  W.J.. 

Louisville,  Ky. 
N.  Y.,  J.  P.  MorganACo. 
N.  Y.,  Mere.  Trust  Co. 
May,  '96  coup.  was  paid. 
4  yrs.  int.  fund.  See  text 
New  York,  1  B'dway. 
do              do 
N.Y.,  Lend.  A  Ams'dam. 

N.  Y.,  Office,  37  Wall  St. 
N.  Y.  Ouar.  Trust  Co. 
do             do 
do             do 

Augl5,96',2l» 
Mch.  1,  1945 
Nov.   1,  1919 
Nov.  1,  1919 
Nov.  1,  1940 
Jan.15,'97,2% 
Nov.  1,  189« 
Uan.   1.  1918 

Jan.l3,'97,2»» 
Oct.    1,   1893 
Nov.27,'96,1% 
Sept.  1,  1943 

Lou.  ^Jefftr.  Br.  Co.-$5,000.66b,  gold,  gua.  p.A  1.,  end.c* 

1805 

INK!) 

1891 
1890 

Jfa«.  Bea?h  lloiel  <t  Z,"an£-Gen.  M.  f'or$i,500,o6b  go'ld.o' 

1st  M.,  drawn  at  10o'<s.  f.  has  retired  $173,000)  o* 
Mazvrll  Ld.  Or.—  Pr'r  lien  M.g.  ,red.  at  100  (or  1  10  at  mat.)o 
MflrtpolilanTtl.ttTeleg.  Co.—  See  N.  Y.  TELEI-HONE. 

1888 

Michigan  ^Peninsular  Car—  Common  stock  $3,000,000. 
Stock  Pref  .  as  to  assets  and  dividends  (8  p.  c.  gold,  cum.) 
1st  mortgage,  gold  ° 

1892 

office'.  40  Wall  8t.-(V.  63,  p.  1159 ;  V.  64,  p.  134.) 


Lake  Superior  Consolidated  Iron  mines.— Incorporated  In 
1893,  and  owns  or  controls  nearly  all  the  important  properties  on  the 
Mlssabe  Range,  Minnesota,  Including  the  Mountain  Iron  Co.,  Missabe 
Mt.  Iron,  Lone  Jack,  N.  Y.  &  Missabe  Iron,  etc.,  and  the  Duluth  Mis- 
sabe  &  No.  Ry.  STOCK.-Anth.,  $30,000,OOO.  Issued  $24,000,000. 

BONDS.— First  mortgage  (Fanners'  L.  A  T.  Co.,  trustee)  for  $10,000,- 

000  provides  for  a  sinking  fund.    "  Unless  previously  converted  into 
•took,"  bonds  can  be  drawn  at  1O5  after  Sept.  1 , 1896. 

DIRECTORS.— George  D.  Rogers,  Fred.  T.  Gates,  D.  B.  Searle,  Edward 
8  Cary,  George  Elwood  Murray,  Lewis  J.  Merritt  and  Charles  E. 
Scheide.  Pres..  Fred.  T.  Gates ;  Secretary  and  Treas.,  Chas.  E.  Schelde. 

Leavenworth  Terminal  Hallway  <k  Bridge.— Owns  high- 
way and  railroad  bridge  (opened  Jan.  1,  1894),  1,110  feet  long,  over 
Missouri  River,  at  Leavenworth,  Kan.,  and  valuable  terminal  property 
in  that  city.  The  mortgage  contains  a  sinking  fund  provision.  Kan- 
sas  City  St.  Joseph  A  C.  B.  (Chicago  B.  A  Q.),  and  Chicago  R.  I.  A  P. 
use  the  bridge  at  an  annual  rental  of  $18,000  each,  under  a  30-year 
contract  from  1894.  The  Chicago  Gt.  Western  has  contract  from  Sept. 

1  1895,  for  30  years  at  rental  of  $16,000  lirst  year  and  $17,500  there- 
after    Capital  stock,  $600,000.    On  June  30, 1895,  current  liabilities, 
$27,469;  current  assets,  $24,593.   (V.  61,  p.  556.) 

Lehlgh  Coal  &  Navigation.— Owns  canal  from  Coalport  to  Eas- 
ton,  Peun.,  48  miles,  and  leases  Delaware  Division  Canal,  60  miles. 
Also  owns  Lehlgh  A  Susquehanna  Railroad,  Phillipsburg,  N.  J.,  to  Union 
Junction,  Pa.,  105  miles,  with  branches,  56  miles,  and  leases  for  999 
years  Nesquehoning  Valley  Railroad,  17  miles;  Trescow  Railroad,  7 
miles;  other  lines,  ifmiles;  total,  202  miles,  of  which  115  miles  double 
tracks ;  but  all  these  roads  are  leased  for  999  years  from  1871  to  Central 
of  New  Jersey  KR.,  rental  being  33*3  per  cent  of  gross  earnings,  with  a 
minimum  reutalof  $1,414,400.  Delaware  Div. Canal  Is  leased  for  99  years 
from  1866  at  Interest  on  the  bonds  and  4  p.  o.  on  stock,  paid  as  rental. 

BONDS.— In  addition  to  the  company's  bonds  in  the  table  are  the  fol- 
lowing assumed  by  other  companies:  By  Cent.  RR. of  New  Jersey, 
•2,310,000  of  the  gold  loan  due  1897 ;  by  Lehlgh  A  Wilkesbarre  Coal 
Co.,  85OO,OOO  of  the  gold  loan  due  1897.  The  general  mort.  of  1884  (trus- 
tee. Fidelity  Insurance  Company  of  Phila.)  covers,  subj.  to  prior  bends, 
7,460  acres  coal  land,  48  miles  canal  and  161  miles  railroad ;  bonds  are 
reserved  to  retire  all  prior  issues  not  assumed  by  other  cos.;  ground 
rents  and  mortgages,  $358,433.  Bills  payable  Jan.  1, 1896,  $50.000. 

The  $2,OCO,OOO  of  6  p.  c.  bonds  which  fall  due  Feb.  1, 1897,  has 
been  extended  in  gold  at  4  p.  o.  to  April  1, 1914.  Trustee  of  extended 
bonds  Is  Fidelity  ins.  Tr.  &  8.  D.  Co.,  Phila.— V.  64,  p.  41. 

In  1895-9C,  company  sold  $1,500,000  collateral  trust  bonds.  See 
full  statement  V.  61,  p.  154. 

Divs.  since  1887. )    1888  1889  1890  1891  1892  1893  1894  1895  1896 
Percent J     413       5         5        5       5^       6       4^       4        4 

In  1896,  May,  2  p.  c.;  Nov.,  2  p.  c. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Report  for  1895  was  In  V.  62,  p.  363.  In  1895 
produced  1,521.695  tons,  against  1,386,482  tons  of  coal  in  1894, 1,445,- 
341  tons  in  1893  and  1,293,662  in  1892. 

Year  ending  Dee.  81.  1895.  1894.  1893. 

From  railroads  and  Nesque.  Tunnel  $1,610,074  $1.485,515  $1,814,887 

Canals loss     2,976  loss  16,927  pr.  16,987 

Net  profit  on  Lehigh  Coal loss  11,763        273,099       489,847 

Royalty  on  coal  mined,  Ac 97,543          97,045         79,946 

Total  receipts...  $1,692,878  $1,838,732  $2,401,667 

Interest,  rentals,  taxes,  Ao 1,253,947     1,202,825    1,230,631 


Burplun $438,931  $635,907  $1,171,036 

Dividends .(4)  573,866(4ia)645,599  (6)860,799 

Balance df..l34,935  def.  9,692  su.310,237 

Sinking  fund $95,994  99,265  108,450 

Depreciation 110,268 

-  (V.  C2,  p.  36»,  683;  V.  63,  p.  1009;  V.  64,  p.  41  ) 

Leblgh  &  \vilk«-«barr«-  Coal.— Controlled  bj  Central  RR.  of  New 
Jersey  and  owns  21,OOO  acres  of  anthracite  coal  lands  and  holds  3,000, 
additional  acres  under  lease.  It  operates  thirteen  collieries  and  leases 
about  4.0OO  acres  of  Its  coal  lands  to  various  individuals,  who  operate 
collieries  thereon.  STOCK.— $10,OOO,OOO,  of  which  $9,2i2,500  out- 
standing, $6,600,000  of  this  being  owned  by  Central  RR.  of  N.  J. 

BONDS,  ETC.— Of  the  consolidated  mortgage  seven  percent  bonds  only 
$54,000  are  guaranteed  by  the  Central  RR.  of  N.  J.,  the  holders  of  the 
other  bonds  having  freed  that  company  from  liability  therefor,  on  con- 
dition that  It  shall  not  collect  Interest  on  the  $6,116,000  consols  which 
It  holds  prior  to  their  maturity  unless  such  interest  Is  earned,  this 
agreement  being  stamped  mi  the  bonds.  The  authorized  issue  of  con- 
sols Is  $15,000,000,  but  those  unissued  are  In  reality  unavailable,  since 
by  the  terms  of  the  agreement  just  mentioned  they  would  not  if  issued 
be  entitled  to  stand  ahead  of  the  consols  owned  by  the  Central  of  N.  J. 
A  sinking  fund  for  bonds  due  iqn  Is  provided  from  sales  of  surface 
lands  and  from  10  cents  for  each  ton  of  coal  mined  on  property  included 
In  the  first  lien  ;  no  drawings.  Real  estate  mortgage  6s,  $137,313, 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— The  Central  of  N.  J.  Jan.  1,  1894,  owned 
(2,353,000  of  the  incomes  and  $4,188,192  consol.  mort.  coupons 
past  due.  Bills  payable  outstanding  were  $2,954,491 ;  bills  and  ac- 
counts receivable  $1,382,340.  Lehlgh  Coal  &  -Vav.  bonds  for  $600,500 
due  Sept  1, 1894,  were  paid  at  maturity.  No  late  report. 


ANNUAL  REPORT  for  1893   showed   total   receipts  of  $11,088,212, 
against  $6, 506,821  in  1892];  net  over  operating  expenses  and  taxes 
>1,435,630,  (against  $1,271,495) ;  interest  and  sinking  fund  charges, 
$986,602;   balance,  surplus,  $449,029,  from  which  paid  7  per  cent  on 
consols  owned  by  Central  of  N.  J.  -  (V.  60,  p.  jgr,  DSJ  ;  V.  62,  p.  364.) 

Louisville  Bridge  Co.— Owns  bridge  5,294  feet  long  over  Ohio 
River  at  Louisville,  Ky.,  and  about  2  miles  track  additional  In  Louis- 
ville. Used  by  several  railroads  (Penna.  RR.,  Louisv.  New  Albany  A 
Chic.,  etc.),  under  contracts  guaranteeing  8  p.  o.  dividends  and  operat- 
ting  expenses.  Surplus  earnings  are  paid  back  to  roads  using  bridge. 

STOCK  is  $1,500,000,  of  which  Penn.  RR.  owned  Jan.  1, 1896,  $901,- 
300.    No  bonds.    Hills  payable  June  30,  1895,  $187,128. 
Divldinds  in  1896:  February, 4  p.  c.;  August,  2>s  p.  c. 

EARNINGS.— In  year  ending  June  30,  1895,  gross  $387,809 ;  net 
$276,185;  other  income,  $A700;  charges,  $15,558;  dividends,  $120,- 
OOO.  In  1893-94,  net,  $298,126.— (V.  60,  p.  1105.) 

Louisville  &  Jeffergonvllle  Bridge.— Incoiporated  June  27' 
1892.  The  bridge  completed  June  27, 1895,  Is  one-naif  mile  long  and 
the  approaches  one  mile  ;  opened  for  all  business  Jan.  1,  1896.  The. 
company  also  owns  about  40  acres  of  land  in  Louisville  and  100  acres 
in  Jeffersonville.  The  Big  Four  and  Chesapeake  A  Ohio  use  the 
bridge.  Capital  stock  is  $1,425,000 ;  par,  $100.  • 

BONDS.— The  mortgage  of  1895  is  for  $5,000,000  (trustee  U.  8.  Trust 
Co.  of  N.  Y.  and  Union  Trust  Co.  of  Indianapolis) ;  bonds  for  $2,000,000- 
are  reserved  for  future  construction,  etc.;  the  bonds  are  guaranteed  by 
the  Chesapeake  A  Ohio  and  Cleveland  C.  C.  A  St.  L.  roads,  in  whose  in- 
terest the  entire  stock  is  owned.  See  V.  61,  p.  559.  Any  deficiency  in 
interest  is  to  be  met  one-third  by  the  former  and  two-thirds  by  the  latter. 
— (V.  60,  p.  302;  V.  61,  p.  27,559,^6«i  V.  62,  p.  84.) 

Manhattan  Beach  Hotel  &.  Land  (Limited).— Owns  the  real' 
estate  and  premises  known  as  Manhattan  Beach,  with  the  Man- 
hattan Beach  and  Oriental  hotels,  music  amphitheatre,  446  acres  of 
land,  Ac.  Stock,  $2,000,000,  of  which  $500,000  Is  preferred  5  p.  o. 
non-cumulative  ;  preferred  outstanding,  $400,000.  Commencing  with. 
May,  1894,  four  years'  coupons  were  funded  into  10-year  scrip.  A  few 
of  the  coupons  have  not  yet  been  funded.— V.  62,  p.  869. 

Maryland  Coal  Co.— Controls  6,000  acres  of  land  In  Alleghany 
and  Garrett  counties,  Md.  STOCK.— Preferred  as  In  table,  and  in  addi- 
tion old  common,  $11,100,  and  treasury  stock,  $103,895.  In  1895  pro- 
duced 449,234  tons  of  coal,  against  351,374  in  1894,356,819  tons  in. 
1893  and  286,213  In  1892.  Annual  report  for  1895  with  balance- 
sheet  was  in  V.  62,  p.  455.  Surplus  earnings  in  1895  over  interest, 
etc.,  were  $114,045,  against  $77,596  in  1894,  $94,782  in  1893.  On 
new  preferred  in  July,  1893,  paid  21a  p.  c.;  in  1894,  3^  p.  c.;  in  1895,. 
412p.  c.;  in  1896,  5  p.  c.;  in  1897,  Jan.,  2  p.  c.— (  V.  62,  p.  455.) 

Metropolitan  Telephone  &  Telegraph  Company.— In  July,. 

1896,  absorbed  by  the  New  York  Telephone  Co.— which  see. 

Mexican  Telegraph.— Company  organized  in  1878  under  laws  of' 
New  York  State.  Has  a  cable  from  Galvesfon  to  Tampico  and  Vera  Cruz,. 
738  miles ;  land  line,  Vera  Cruz  to  Mexico  City,  267  miles.  Also  direct 
cable  from  Galveston,  Texas,  to  Coatzacoalcos,  Mexico,  825  miles,  dup- 
licating the  Mex.  Tel.  and  Cen.  A  So.  Am.  Co.'s  Gulf  cable  system.  Has 
exclusive  right  for  50  years  for  all  foreign  telegrams  to  Mexico, 
except  telegrams  to  and  from  a  neutral  zone  on  the  United  States 
border  156  miles  wide,  between  the  Gulf  and  Pacific  Ocean.  Owns 
2,125  shares  of  the  Central  A  So.  Am.  Telegraph  **n  ,  which  see. 

The  Paciflo  Cable  Co.,  which  is  to  lay  a  cable  between  San  Francisco- 
&  Japan,  China,  etc.,  was  organized  in  1895,  and  will  operate  In  close 
connection  with  the  Mexican  TeL  and  the  Cent.  &  So.  Am.  Tel. 

DIVIDENDS — In  1882  to  1886, inclusive,  8  per  cent  yearly;  from  1887 
to  January,  1897,  bqth  inclusive,  at  rate  of  10  per  cent  per  annum. 

EARNINGS.— Surplus  December  31,  1895,  $497,958.  Gross  earnings 
for  year  1895,  $340,631;  net,  $273,241;  dividends,  $191,260;  bat, 
sur.,  $81,981.  J.  A.  Scrymser,  President,  37  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.— (V.  60,  p. 
560;  V.  61,  p.  1065;  V.  62,  p.  682.) 

Michigan-Peninsular  Car  Co.  —  ORGANIZATION,  ETC. —  An 
Illinois  corporation  formed  in  1892  by  consolidation  of  several  Detroit 
companies,  with  an  aggregate  capacity  of  100  freight  cars  a  day. 
Business  established  in  1864.  Stock  and  bonds  listed  in  New  York  In 
January,  1893 ;  see  application  in  full  in  V  56,  p.  208. 

DIVIDENDS.— On  common  in  1893,  8  p.  c.  On  preferred.  Deo..  1892, 
to  Sept.,  1893,  2  p.  o  quarterly;  in  1895, 1  p.  c.;  in  1896,  Feb.,  1  p.  o.; 
May,  1  p.  o.;  Sept.,  1  p.  o.;  Nov.,  1  p.  c.  (accumulated  dividend?.) 

NET  EARNINGS.— For  year  ending  Aug.  31, 1896— statement  and  bal 
ance  sheet  were  in  V.  63,  p.  651— net  earnings  were  $396, 57'J  ;  interest 
*100,000;  dividend  on  preferred,  +200,000;  balance,  surplus,  *'M;,- 
572.  In  1894-95,  net,  $159,231;  interest  on  flrsts,  $100,000:  balance. 
surplus  for  jear,  $59,231.  (V.  61,  p.  472,  lot  J;  V.63,p.651.) 

Minnesota  Iron  Co.— Owns  about 40,000 acres  of  land  and  7  Iron 
mines  in  St.  Louis,  Itasca  and  Lake  counties,  Minnesota;  also  $500,- 
000  stock  and  $4,500,000  second  mortgage  bonds  of  Duluth  A  iron 
Range  RR.  Co  —which  see.  Also  in  July,  1896,  owned  nine  large  t  ieel 
steamers  and  f  ve  steel  barges  costing  about  $2,000,000.  In  Jan.,  1397 
stock  outstanding  was  $16,500,000. 

DrviDENDS.-ln  1890,3  percent;  in  1891,  6;  In  1892,  6;  in  189 1,8! 
then  none  till  April,  1896,  when  l>a  per  cent  was  paid ;  July,  1H)  p.  o.: 
Oct.,  none ;  In  1897,  Jan.,  none.   Offices,  Mills  Building,  N.  Y.,  and  CM    . 
oago.    (V.  62,  p.  364  ;  V.  63,  p.  601.) 


JANUABY,  1897.] 


MISCELLANEOUS    STOCKS   AND  BONDS. 


it? 


MISCELLANEOUS. 


Car  explanation  of  column  heading, 
flnt  page  of  table*. 


Ac..  •««  note*  on 


Os\— Stock,  eoiniuon.  ifl 5.000,660  .uth'd. 


i  bond»,». 


f..  purchased  at  par,  gold 
1st  pref.  stock,  earn.  8  p.  e.  (93,000,000).. 
•  tfve,  12  p  cent  (92,500,OOO 


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BOB*.  l*t  *  2d  8er., each  95O0.OOO  (red.  up  to  102) ...c 
Bond*.  3d  8erie*,«naject  to  eall  after  April  l,1901,at  102 
BoasU,  4th  SeiW*ub.Jeet  to  eall  after  April  I.l902,at  102 
Boada^  thBerlaMaMeet  to  call  after  April  1.1903,at  102 
Bond.,  «th  Set-tea,  9OOO.OOO.  not  .nbject  to  caU 


Bonds.  7th  Serie*,  9500.000.  not. ublect  to  eall c* 

Kncport  4  Oi»ci*.  BH»>«. -Stock,  91.5OO.OOO.  see  text.. 

lrfM.,91.500,000,  g.,*.f.guar.  p.Al.endbyPa.Oo.e- 
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INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Rate  Per    When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
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N.  Y.,  1  Broadway. 

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Chicago,  Office. 

N.Y.Cent.Tr.A8t.Loula. 

N.  Y.,  Office,  1  B'way. 

do  do 

N.Y.,Chase!fationalBk. 

New  York  Office. 

Boston.  125  Milk  St. 

Boston. Bank  of  Repub. 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

Boat ,  Nat.  Bk.  Com'roe. 

do  do 


N.Y., Farmers  L.&T.CO. 

1.  K.  (iates.35  WaU  St. 

do  do 

''lilrago,  111. 

N.  Y.,  alouutze  Bros. 


N.  Y.Ouaranty  TrustCo. 
N.  Y.,  Kniok'b'r  Tr.  Co. 


Bond* — Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 
Stockt— Last 
Dividend. 


July  15. 1896 

Oct.  17, 1895 

Dec.  15. '96, 1% 

Sent.  16,  1895 

Mcli.  1,  1904 

Nov.  2.   1896 

See  text. 
May  1,  1920 
Jan.  24, 1894 
Nov.l6.'96.1>4 
Apr.  '99-1900 
Apr.  1,  19O6 
Apr.  1,  19O7 
Apr.  1.  1908 
Apr.  1.  1915 
Apr.  1.  1916 

Juiy"l'"i945 
Apr.  15,  199O 
Apr.  15, 1937 
July  1,  1896 
Moh.  1,  1911 


Jan.  1,  1944 
Jan.  1.  1945 
Nov.  1,  1922 


National    Lead    CoBBpany.—OBOA.'azATios.—  Organised    under 
the  law.  of  Xew  Jeraey  on  Deo.  7.  1891,  M  «uece**or  to  the  National 
Lead  Trust    It  control.  M  extearive  plant*  In 
manufacture  of  white  toad  and  other  prodnet*. 
«ate*  of  the  old  tnut 


t  State,  for  the 
Oaly  f  192,000  certin- 
r  l7l895. 


8Bcuarnn.-Tbe  yialattad  Mock  to  entitled  to  7  p.  e.  per  an 

mnlatlve.  See  editorial  of  May.  1893.  ScrrLBMBST.  and  V.  6O, 


. 
Debenture  bond,  have 


aothortsed  but  i 


p.  349- 


DIVIDE***.— On  preferred,  1892.  to 
•e.  quart).  On  common  la  1893, 3  p.  e.;  in  18 


BEPOBT.— Fiscal  year  end.  Dee.  31.  Annual  meeting  U  held 
on  a  Thnnday  in  February.  The  annual  report  for  1895  In  V.  62,  p. 
MS.  fare  the  following  statement:  Net  earning*.  •1.201.262;  dlvl 
4am»Wr  91,192,334:  balance,  .orpins  for  year,  98H.928.  In  1894.  Bet 
•1.212,258.  In  1893.  net.  •1.424,037;  la  1892\  net,  91 .906.986. 

CEXBBAL  BALAXCK  SHEET  DBC,  31,  1895. 


Plant  Investment  .....  923,6  13.446 

Other  la  ve*t8MnU....        435,663 

ttoekonhand  .........     4.8O1.231 

19 


TrwMury  .toek 


190.6OO 


1.381.8M 


930.000.000 

8ufpIu.Dec.31 761,100 

Mortgage* 12.6O3 

Accounts  payable 100.164 


Total  aa*et* 93O.876V67          Total  llabUltie«....9»O.879,867 

DIEBCTOBII.-W.  H.  Thompson.  B.  C.  Ooaaora.  F.  W.  BoekweU.  L.  A. 

Oole,  B.  B.  Colgate,  A.  P.  Thomson,  D.  B.  Shlpman.  J.  A.  Steven*. 

Oeorg.  O.  Carpenter,  Jr..  EdwardF!  BeaJie,  Jr.,  J    L  McBlrney  aad  B. 

P.  Bowe.   OmcBB«.-Pre*ldent  L.  A.  Cole ;  J.  L  MeBlmey,  Treasurer. 

Charle*  Davtaaa.  eecretary.    B.  Y.  omoe.  Mo.  1  Broadway.-(V.  60.  p. 

•  48.  349;  Y.  61.  p.  617.  1107;  V.  62.  p.  ••«.) 
National    Llnx-ed   Oil.— Tm*  company.  taUMB.iBtiid  IB   1887 

Bad**-  th*  law.  of  lUlaol*.  aequlred  all  UM  proparty  of  the  Llaaeed  OU 

Tro*t.  consisting  of  UM  real  estate.  macAI»*«y,  patent*,  ate.    N»w 

owns  35  linseed  oil  mill.,  37  l»xs«art  elevators  aad  wareaon***,  ate.. 

-tnated  »  -M,  arU-.af  UM  C.«-  ^Xtf^™-^ 

._  for  (took  food  and  fertiliser 
•ssnOoytBtaeaiaaafBalajtofUMaefromeotoTOper 

trrs  annual  «rop  mf  ten  to  twenty  mlllloa  buabebfof 

ll.tr.1  In  !«   Y   in  H«.,.t.-mt..T.  I-'-)     --.-  V    M.  ,.    u- 


in  many  ettta 

Leal..  MlnneapolU.  ete.  lu  product. 
Baaeed  oil  aadoU  meal  and  oil  oak* 
-andltUialdtoemploylnthe 


«en  t  of  the  eount 
«»n<»*1     Btoek 


Urni>BJn>a.-In  IMS,  3i«  p.  e.;  In  1889.  4  p.  e.;  In  '9O.  4  p.  c.;  In  "SI 
2  1,  p.  c.i  then  no»*  till  •ept.VW.  wtaa  1  p.  5.  wa*  paid. 

bond*  for  B3.OOO.OOO  were  »athoriMd  hi  Feb., 
i  after  Marrh  1.18*ft! 
ad*  w«c«  told  la  UM 


1WM.  with, 


. 
p.  SOeT 


treasury. 


. 

linking  fu»d  of  5  per  ee«t 
TOBDee.  31.  18*6,  fB^ 


nary, 


BETOBT.- FUcal  year  end*  Dee.  81  (formerly  July  31.) 

• _.       «        •_   . - .  K  .*.."*—.. 

'•• 

|I.1MMI« 

•M94.233 
199372 


.  . 

g  third  Wedataday  ol  F.bruary     Report  laMMd  In  Feh 
. «.  p.  S7D).  oorer.  17  month,  from  July  31. 18»4.  «o 

:*^^i 


OBrrnitVecte.  payaoto          MvQW 


""     *.«oe.03e 

UDOdwlli,pa- 

•b.) 8.368.091 


Total  llabUttlM. 

DIBBCTOBX.— 

OTT.  Haanei  Thnma*.  A.  C. 

wulard.  J.  P.  Kctoar.  St.  LMHI 

Brer  Kieentf Te  ••*•*,  Old  Ooloi_ 

«8-"*7  William  8tre«.-(V.  63,  p.'  1M,  M»Vsf*YMo. 414T59O-,  V.  68', 


.•33,458,221 
B.  D.  Hnbbard,  W.  P. 

BBaaa.  A.  O.  HaU,  J.  A. 

t.  O.  MeOBlwTEeretary  and  Trea*- 
-BaUdlag.Cakiago,  111    N.  Y.Omo*. 


Nallon.1  M«r.  b.-Iaoorporaledta 
•f  Kentnrky,  and  own*  propertteaeapati 
million  pounds  of  .tank  yearly.  The 


OB  M.r.h  1.  18M,  U> 
HBOB.tock.V700.600 
l«M3.00oint 


trade  marks,  patent*,  baanv 
to  the  States  of  New  York,  . 

'    toek.  have  atafaiaaua  as  to  principal  a*  well  a*  dtrt- 
of  pref.  iiaHMmlii  wa*  ta  editorial  of  Mar,  IBM, 
•)  aaldoa  Brat  WediMaday  In  February! 
la  ta«  oompaay*«  traararr  9549,300 
Ml  and  9653.2OO  *eoond  preferred, 
•o  recent  report. 

96,000,000;  ouutandlng,  94,450.700. 
Drrroniw  oa  araCanad  stock  war*  paid  In  full  until  1893.  wham  the 
dividend  oa  the  second  prafarrad  doe  July  1  was  not  paid  beeaoM 
Bamu.UU**  had  beaa  severe  aad  trade  doll.  On  first  preferred  no 
dividend  wa*  paid  ta  Nor..  1893 ;  on  1st  preferred  In  1W6,  May.  8  p. 
c..  Kov  ,nmon  paid  la  1091.  March,  I  p.  c. 

DiBBCrom-W.  F.  PJcl.  Jr..  President:  William  Duma,  Chester  W. 
-le.  C.  Bnnu,  "ecretary  aad  Treasurer  W.  Emlen  ROOM 
Jgt,  John  Durrf  .  -teveus,  J.  K.  O.  Sherwood.  Wllle 

Cojes.  Albert  ErkeBbreeher.  ClHford  B.  Wright,  H.  R.  Wood.  Vice  Pre*.. 
John  O.  Apr.  Beary  W.  PlaU  Lool.  T.  iJaryea! William  F.  Ptel.  Richard 
R.  BeardalFT,  Fred  M.  Gilbert,  fan*.  Lanu.  P.  C.  M.  I jiuu 
•aw  Y*fk  raVia.  He.  I  Broadway.    (V.  54.  p.  643;  V.  56.  p.  247. 1015.). 
T.I  <  ..»i  (  n.l.).— The  annual  report  for  !•<:>.-.  showed 
••  loa*  anaad  against  1S1.OO2  la  1894,  233JM>3  ton> 
-*  tea*  In  1992;  mat  proflt*  tor  year  at  925,013.  against  «17,- 


337  In  1B94  and  940,344  In  1893,  and  balance  to  credit  of  proflt  and 
loa*  December  31. 1895.  of  9164.OOO.  Dividends  since  1880—  In  1881. 
2  per  cent;  In  1882  and  1883.  nil;  In  1884. 1 ;  in  1885.  nil:  from 
1889  to  1888  Inclusive.  1  p.  c.  yearly ;  in  1891, 1 ;  In  1892,  March,  1 
P.O.;  In  1893.  Feb.,  1  p.  c.;  In  1894.  Jan.,  1  p.  o.  (V.  60,  p.  347.) 

tetojhoae1^^-"*  ™f?*_°"  *  J-e-!?«^P^--TbJ«.oomP»°y  »»«•  » 


•ette 


d 


business  in  Maine,  New  Hampshire.  Vermont  ami  Masaachn- 
i  license  from  the  American  Bell  Telephone  Co.  On  January 
1, 1896.  It  had  31.159  stations  In  all.  against  26.372  In  1895. 

STOCKS  AXD  BOJTDS.— Stock  912.OOO.OOO.  of  which,  on  Jan.  1, 1895. 
91,605,400  wa*  in  the  treasury.  The  bonds  are  debentures,  but  are 
to  be  secured  by  any  mortgage  placed  on  the  propertv.  Series  7  will  be 
redeemed  ifoftndtt  102  on  or  before  April  10,  lit  11  to  1915,  inclu- 
sive, SO  Bond*  each  year. 

DIVIDENDS.— From  1806  to  1893, 3*t  p.  c.  per  annum;  In  1894,4  P.O.; 
In  1895. 4",  p.  c.;  In  1896.  Feb..  5  p.  o. 

ACTUAL  BBroBT.— Flaoal  year  end*  Deo.  31.  Report  for  1895  wa* 
la  Y.  02,  p.  906,  showing  groa*  earnings  92,430,102;  net  over  Inter- 
est charge*  was  9557.774.  In  1894  grow  92,172,220  net.  9498,461. 
-V.  60.  p.  914  )  V.  62.  p.  906. 

Newport  *  Cincinnati  Bridge  Co.— Owns  bridge  over  the 
Ohio  River  from  Newport.  K/.,  to  Cincinnati.  O.  Bridge  opened  1872 
and  ree  instructed  la  1895-94.  Louisville  A  Nashville  Is  under  contract 


ageof  1895.  U  now  thaonlv  lien  again.1  the  bri(|.t<'. 
Company  own.  91.324,000  of  the  new  capital  stock 


Pena.ylv.nl. 

E*B»n«o*.— For  rear  ending  Dec.  31, 
91 19.9M._IB_  1 895.  .groasTlfn^OlBj 


1896 


e.Umated).  gro«* 
.6S8;  charge,  agalnit 


rg.  Pa.  (V.  63,  p.  1011, 1159.) 
Newport  New.  nhlpbulldlng  A  Dry  Dock  Co.— Organ- 
ised under  an  act  of  Virginia  of  January  28, 1886,  a*  amended  Febru- 
ary 17,1890.  The  stock  authorised  by  law  96,000,000;  Issue*  to  April, 
1 896, 92.OOO.OOO;  par  910).  The  company  own.  10-t  acre*  of  land 
wtth  water  front,  and  ha*  large  plant,  costing  9561,954  for  the  dry 
dock  aad  orlb  work,  aad  over  95.OOO.OOO  for  the  other  property.  The 
Chesapeake  Dry  Dock  *  Constroction  mortgage  covers  the  dry  dock 
as  a  first  Iten  and  UM  Newport  New.  Shipbuilding  A  Dry  Dock  mort- 
gaga^U*aeoBd  totau.  steftataasaat  to  Kew  York  Stock  Exchange  In 


't^-ZlSi  In  *.***  .18W  ""^  »»"»ln«».  9671,038;  i 
York  office,  1  Broadway. 

New  York  nix-alt  iNimpany— This  company  1*  Incorporated 
under  UM  law*  of  Illinois,  and  owns  and  lease*  property  In  New  York 
City,  CMay.BBlt.mara,  Cambrtdgeport  (Boston)!  Dei  Molnc..  la., 
Denver.  Col..  Ac,,  1 5  eltle*  in  all.  See  report  of  Chicago  Stock  Kxohange 
Commltteela  Aagaat.  1896,  In  V.  63.  p.  357.  On  July  31. 1896.  blhs 
payable  wara  91.1OO.OOO.  Bills  and  accounts  receivable.  9802,457. 
8a*  gea*ral  balance  .hect  of  July  31.  1996.  In  V.  63,  p.  401. 

^  m  October  1. 189O,  to  Jan.  1. 1892.  both  Inclusive.  11 
;   In  1892,4  per  cent:    la  1893,  April,  1  per  cent;  In 
»;  In  1896.  April.  1  •»  p.  e.;  Juljr,  1>»  p.  c.;  none  since. 


ABUDAL  RKTOBT.— For  year*  ending  Dae.  31  earnings  have  been : 
Ore«.  !ftl.  Ontt.  \il. 

1899 »1.953J37     9548,359    1894 91.941.714     9545,390 

1893 1.793.860       411.91011893  2.O16.387       638,080 

Not  earning,  for  the  flrat  seven  month,  of  1896  were  9316,408  71.  a* 
compared  with  9350.096  06  for  1895. 

Omcsju— Prealdent  (In  Jan.,  1897),  Benrv  J.  Evan.;  Treasurer. 
Oeorga  B.  Webster.  10th  Ave.  and  15th  St..  N.  Y.  City.  Main  office! 
Chicago.  III.  (V.  63,  p.  357,  401.  459,  56O;  V.  64.  p.  135.) 

New  York  *  Kami  River  tta*  Co.— Incorporated  under  the  law. 
of  New  York  In  January,  1894,  to  supply  gas  in  New  York  City 
through  tunnel  2.541  feet  long  from  Raveniwood,  L.  I.,  under  East 
River  to  East  71si  St.,  N.  Y.  Oas  turned  Into  tunnel  In  Oct..  1894. 

STOCK  authorised,  92.000,000  preferred  and  93.OOO.OOO  common. 
Outstanding  In  Jnne.1896,  common.  94.7O6.400;  pref..  non -cumulative, 
6  p.  c,,  91368.500,  of  which  9900.000  wa*  l**ued  In  May,  1896,  for 
new  construction ;  trustee,  Ouar.  Trust  Co.  of  N.  Y.  The  oonaol. 
mortgage  Is  for  95.000,000,  of  which  93.500.OOO  reserved  for  prior 
bond,  and  balance  for  extending  mains,  etc.  Trustee.  Knickerbocker 
Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.—V.  6O,  p.  349.  President.  August  Belmont  Office. 
32  Liberty  St.,  New  \orkT  V.  60.  p.  349 ;  V.  62,  p.  949. 

New  York  A  Kant  Hirer  Ferrr.— Own.  the  "Astoria"  Ferry  be- 
tween Long  laland  City  ard  New  York  and  lias  three  ft-rryooat*. 
Mortgage  trustee  I.  Knlokerboeker  Trust  Co.,  New  York. 

New  York  A  New  Jeraer  Bridge  Co.— Charter  obtained  for 
Sew  Jeney  Oo.  In  1868  and  for  New  York  Co.  In  189O.  Organized  to 
build  a  .uspcnslon  bridge  across  the  Hudson  River  from  between  59th 
and  6Oth  8U.,  N.  Y.  City,  to  New  Jersey.  See  partial  description  In  V. 
60.  p.  1010.  Plan*  approved  by  U.  S.  Secretary  of  War  In  June,  1H95. 
Bridge  to  have  headway  of  ISO  feet  above  high  water.  See  Board 
of  Engineer*'  estimate  V.  59,  p.  781.  Union  Bridge  Co.  of  N.  Y.  In 
November,  1896,  received  cont' act  for  building  th«  Tiridge  at  a  Gout  not 
to  exceed  925.OOO.OOO.  Cnpital  stock,  91 5.OOO.OOO.  Bond  Issue  will 
be  970.OOO.OOO  of  5O  year  4  p.  c.  bonds.  President,  James  S.  Clarkson; 
Vice- President,  Louis  Wlndniiiller,  Secretary,  C.  H.  Hwan.  Office,  214 
Broadway,  N.  Y.  (V.  62,  p.  548, 1041;  V.  63,  p.  154. 101O. 

New  York  ft  New  Jcrvcy  Telephone.— Operates  telephone 
line.  undaT  perpetual  license  from  the  Bell  Company  In  Btaten  Island. 

Loag  I-  '!>•'.     »    id  ii  -  i: :    •  H..  i.,  s.   •  .1.  •  .  .       aoonttei  •<'  I:.T.-.-H. 

Esuex,  Hudson,  MliMlpJu-x,  Menmonth,  Murrli.  Passalc,  Homerset  and 
Union.     Its  total  -  'in  .Inn.  1,1896,  were  11.8S3  (of  which 

5,805  in  Long  Inland),  against  10,102  In  1895  and  9,071  In  1894. 

STOCK.— In  February  1894,  Increased  from  92,535,000  to  93,500,000 


148 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

Date 
of 
Bond* 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

pal.When  Due. 
Slocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

PSr  axplaaatton  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  note*  on 
flnt  page  of  tables. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

H.  T.Uuhtal  Tel.  -Mutual  Un.  Tel.  1st  M..  K-.im-  «*»t  JK»  c 

•  1-   _L.    -    ir«n    Jm*u    TrlntHnnf  fltnflk     tM  "MM)  OOO 

1881 

•1,000 

100 

100 

MMI 

1,000 
100 

.-,00,  .vc. 

100 

100 
00 

soo 

100 
100 

1,000 
100 

100 
1,000 

1,000 

100 

1.000 
50 
50 
50 
100  Ac. 
100 
.  1,000 

•  1,000 

$1.957.000 
See  text. 
1,261,000 
565,000 
1,061,000] 
2,798,000 
5.OOO.OOO 
39,733,600 
3,000,000 
2,500,000 
1,180,000 
400,000 
800.000 
520,000 
7.000.OOO 
310,000 
4,071,000 
6,214,000 
20,000.000 
2,524,000 
5.000.0OO 
5,000,000 
5,OOO,OOO 

abt.  l,QOOtCOO 

5,000,000 
1,000,000 

2.OOO.OOO 

6g. 

Sci-  ti-xt. 
6g. 
6g. 
5g. 

M.  A  N. 
O.^J.15 
M.  A  N. 
F.  A  A. 
Id.  A  N. 

N.  Y.,  West.  Union  Tel. 
Brooklyn,  16  Smith  St. 
N.  Y.,  Atlantic  Tr.  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
N.  Y.,  18  Cortlandt  St. 

May   1,  1911 
Jan.l5,'97,2ia 
May   1,  1930 
Feb.  1,  1910 
May  1,  1918 

0«B.M.(nowlii)»l.M*,OOOrg.,».f.»20.000yVrly,n€.tdr.c; 
Jf.  r.  *  ItnlaHo  Land-\»t  M..  $«OO,OOO,g.,  red.  at  110.  o' 
JV.  r.  M*pAoiw.-Met.  T.  A.  T.,  l»t  M..  g..  •.  f  .e-tr 
tHaaara  fall*  Po*»r  Company-Htwk  tor  $10,OOO.OOO.. 
1st  M..  910,000.000.  g..  conn.  J  AJ;  reg.  $500,  Q-J  cAr 

1890 
1890 
1888 

1891 

Sg- 

J.    A  J. 

N.  Y.  Mills  Building. 

Jan.  1,  1932 

6 

7 
See  text. 
8g. 
6g- 

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

yearly. 
Q.—  J. 
A.  A  O. 

N.  Y.,  Hoyt,  36  Wall  St. 
N.  Y.,  West.  Un.  TeL  Co. 
do              do 
N.Y.,  Maitland,  C.A  Co. 
do              do 
do             do 

Sep.30,'96,  li« 
Jan.  1,  1897 
Jan.   1.  19O4 
July  24,  1893 
July,  '96,  2  % 
Oct.    1,  1922 
Aug.  1,  1890 
Mch.  1,  1893 
Deo.  1,  1910 
Oct.    1.  1939 
Deo.  1,  '96,  1% 
July,  1910 
Feb.  1,  '97,  i% 

jrorUMM*torn  TW.—  8  took,  4  rUln*  *>  6  P.O..  ffuar.  WestUn. 
Idt  iniirt..  sink.  fund,  bond*  not  drawn.  Interest  guar.O' 

1874 

lit  M..  gold,  fZO.OOO  per  an.,  BiibJ.  to  call  at  105.  ..o**r 

1892 

Preferred  (took  loaned  In  1888,  7  p.  o.,  non-cumulative 
lit  mortgage,  gold,  »ink.  fund  1  p  o.  yearly.    See  text 

1880 
1889 

H.  A   8. 
J.   A  D. 
A.  A  O. 
J.  A  D. 
J.  A   J. 
Q.-F. 

N.Y.  Of.,  10  Wall  St. 
June,'96,pd.Oot.  15,'96. 
Apr.  '95,  coup,  last  paid. 
N.  Y.  Mercantile  Trust. 
Phlla.,Broad8t.  Station 
New  York,  1  Broadway. 

f  g" 
5  g. 

See  text 
6 
16  p.  ami 

Ptnntylrania  Canal—  Gen.  M.,  $5.d66,COO,  Int.  gnar...o* 
Pennsylvania  Ooal—  Stock  

1870 

rrnntulrania  Htai.  LigM  *  Power—  Com.  stock,  full  paid. 

See  text. 
5g. 



Oct.  5,    1896 
Aft.  Apr.,  1946 

Trtut  Certificates,  gold  (Edison  stock  as  collateral)  — 

1896 

Philadelphia. 

1887 
1892 

5 
5 

H.  A  N. 
F.  A  A. 

Philadelphia  Office, 
do             do 

Nov.  1,  1917 
Feb.   1,  1922 

Maryland  Steel  lot  mortgage,  currency  r 

and  In  March,  1896,  to   $5,000,000,  for  Improvements,  the    entire 
amount  to  be  outstanding  Sept.  1, 1896— «ee  V.  62,  p.  503. 

BOND*.— General  mortgage  of  1890  Is  now  Aflrtt  lien.  Generals  for 
$190,000  and  $400,000  of  stock  were  held  on  treasury  on  Deo.  31, 
1805,  for  improvements,  etc.  Trustee  gen.  mort.,  Atlantic  Trust  Co. 
Bills  payable  Deo.  31, 1895,  $50,000 ;  real  estate  mortgages,  $114,500 

DIVIDENDS.—  )  1892.  1893.  1894.  1895.  1896 

Per  Cent.       16  6  7  7  7 

In  1897  l>a  p.  o.  quarterly  and  1  p.  o.  extra  In  Jan  uary 

EAJUCINOS.— Report  for  1895  was  In  V.  62,  p.  546;  gross  $1,405,882! 
net,  $550,007;  interest,  taxes,  etc.,  $106,504:  dividends,  $215,125; 
balance,  surplus,  $228,978.  (V.  V.  62,  p.  414, 503,  54«.) 

New  York  A.  Ontario  Land  Co.— Organized  in  1889  in  interest 
of  New  York  Ontario  A  Western  RR.  Co.  to  acquire  anthracite  coal 
lands  in  the  Lackawanna  Valley,  "aggregating  about  855  acres,"  and 
estimated  to  contain  at  least  7.0OO.OOO  tons  of  coal.  The  coal  is  leased 
to  the  New  York  A  Scrauton  Coal  Co.,  minimum  production  to  be 
3OO.OOO  tons  yearly,  and  is  all  hauled  by  the  N.  Y.  Ont.  A  W.  Bonds 
redeemed,  $35,000,  sinning  fund  being  6  cents  per  tou  of  coal  mined; 
trustee,  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  See  V.  50,  p.  105. 

New  York  A  Wllkesbarre  Coal.— See  page  154. 

New  York  Susqiif  hanna  &  Western  Coal.— See  page  154. 

New  York  Telephone.— In  1896  this  company  took  over  the 
business  of  the  Metropolitan  T.  A  T.  Co,  with  exclusive  rights  under  a 
perpetual  license  from  the  American  Bell  Telephone  Co.  to  the  tele- 
phone business  within  the  city  of  New  York  audits  suburbs,  its  terri- 
tory having  a  radius  of  33  miles  from  the  New  York  City  Hall  In  all 
directions)  and  the  Westchester  Telephone  Co.  (V.  63,  p.  30.)  The 
Met.  T.  A  T.  bonds  were  assumed. 

OFFICERS.— President,  Charles  F.  Cutler;  Secretary,  John  H.  Cahill; 
Treasurer,  William  H.  Driver.  (V.  63,  p.  30,  229.) 

Niagara  Fall*  Power  Company.— Organized  in  1886  and  un- 
der special  acts  of  New  York  State  has  authority  to  use  the  water  of 
Niagara  River  for  developing  power  at  Niagara  Falls,  and  also  to 
transmit  any  power,  heat  or  light  developed  from  such  water  to  prac- 
tically any  point  In  New  York  State.  Its  hydraulic  works,  with  a  cap- 
acity of  1OO.OOO  horse  power,  have  been  constructed  and  Include  the 
building  of  7,OOO  feet  of  tunnel,  with  intake  canal,  wheel- pits,  etc.  The 
company  has  1 ,071  "-'7  acres  of  land.  The  tunnel  was  first  used  January, 
1894.  See  editorial  V.  61,  p.  46.  Buffalo  (Street)  Ky.  obtains  power 
from  this  company.  (V.  63,  p.  923, 1114.) 

STOCK.— Stock,  authorized  by  charter  $10,OOO,OOO;  by  stockholders 
$3,OOO,000.  Issued  to  March  1,  lt>96,  $2,798,000. 

BONDS.— Mortgage  (trustee  Is  Central  Trust  Co. (covers  1,071  acres  of 
city  property,  tunnels,  franchises,  rlghts-of-way,  etc.  In  March,  1896, 
$5,000,000  bonds  authorized  to  be  Issued.  Agent  is  Cataract  Construc- 
tion Co.  OFFICERS — President,  Edward  D.  Adams ;  1st  Vice  President, 
Francis  Lynde  Stetson  ;  2d  Vice-Pres.,  Edward  A.  Wlckes ;  Secy,  and 
Tre»s.,W.  B.  Ranklne.15  Broad  Street,  N.Y.  City.— (V.  63,  p.  923,1114.) 

North  American  Company.— ORGANIZATION.— Organized  In  1890 
under  laws  of  New  Jersey,  as  successor  to  the  Oregon  A  Trans-Conti- 
nental Co.,  to  engage  in  railroad  financiering  and  the  promoting  of  elec- 
tric light  and  power  companies.  The  business  has  thus  far  been  mainly 
confined  to  street  railway  and  electric  enterprises. 

MILWAUKEE  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY  &  LIGHT  Co.— This  company,  con- 
trolled by  the  N.  A.  Co.,  owns  the  entire  system  of  street  railways 
and  has  exclusive  franchise  for  distributing  electric  light  and  power 
in  Milwaukee  V.  62,  p.  1136.  See  STREET  RAILWAY  SUPPLEMENT. 

CINCINNATI  EDISON  ELECTRIC  COMPANY.— This  company  has  se- 
cured the  contract  for  the  public  lighting  of  the  entire  city  of  Cln- 
elsnatl  for  eleven  years  and  with  it  a  valuable  franchise  for  commercial 
lighting  for  the  term  of  twenty  years.  The  report  for  1895-96  states 
that  l.r.oo  city  lamps  have  been  Installed  and  it  is  expected  a  total  of 
2.50O  will  soon  be  reached.  Net  earnings  for  year  ending  April  30. 
1896,  of  Cincinnati  Edison  Co.  were  $70,000. 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— The  North  American  authorized  capital  Is  $50,000,- 
OOO,  of  which  only  $40,OOO,OOO  has  been  issued,  this  having  been  ex- 
changed,  share  for  share,  for  stock  of  the  Oregon  A  Trans-Continental 

The  $2,200,000  notes  dated  May  1, 1895,  were  retired  with  proceeds 
of  sale  of  Milwaukee  Street  Ry.  bonds  In  June,  1896.  (V.  62.  p.  1088.) 

AKHUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  May  31.  Annual  meeting  is  held 
In  Jersey  City  on  third  Wednesday  in  June.  Report  for  1895-96  was 
In  V.  62,  p.  1136.  No  income  account  Is  given,  only  the  following 
statement  of  May  31, 1896:  ASSETS.— Milwaukee  Electric  Rv.  &  Light 
stock,  $5,468,800;  Cincinnati  Edison  Electric  stock.  $382,733-  other 
stocks,  etc.,  valued  at  $39,741;  accounts  receivable,  $253,130;  secured 
loans.  $352,739;  cash,  $434,565.  LIABILITIES.—"  The  company  has  no 
liabilities,  except  current  expenses  and  an  open  account  of  $17,860." 

DIRECTORS. —Edward  O.  Keasuey,  John  I.  Beggs,  C.  W.  Wetmore  B  W 
Burt,  J.  Bobart  Herrlck,  Nelson  Robinson, G.  R.  Sheldon,  Edward Edes, 
Henry  C.  Payne.  President.  C.  W.  Wetmore;  Secretary  and  Treasurer 
Edward  Edes;  New  York  Office,  32  Broad  St.  (V.  62,  p.  1088, 1 1 36.)  ' 

Northwestern  Telegraph.— Owns  8,000  miles  of  wire  and  Is 
leased  to  Western  Union  for  99  y«an,  with  guaranteed  dividends, 
rising  >e  per  cent  a  year  to  6  in  1897  and  afterward. 

Ohio  Palls  Car  Manufacturing-—  See  this  SUPPLEMENT,  p.  154. 

Oregon  Improvement  Company.— Tills  company  controls  the 
Pacific  Coast  Steamship  Company  (owning  its  entire  capital  stock) 
and  operates  five  steamship  lines  running  between  San  Francisco 
Portland,  Victoria,  Sltka,  Fort  Bragg,  San  Diego,  Ac.  Also  owns  all 
the  seouri ties  of  the  Columbia  A  Puget  Sound  Railroad  (narrow  gauge) 
Seattle  to  Franklin,  etc.,  with  sidings,  57  miles,  and  Its  New  Castle 
mine;  the  Paoiflo  Coast  Railway  (narrow  gauge),  Port  Harford,  Cal 


to  Los  Olivos,  80  miles;  the  Seattle  A  Northern  Railway, 
Anacortes  to  Hamilton,  Wash.,  36  miles;  the  Port  Townsend 
Southern  RR.;  Port  Townsend  to  Quilcene,  Wash..  28  miles,  and 
Olympla  to  Tenino,  Wash.,  15  miles;  operates  the  Franklin  Coal  Co. 
owning  the  Franklin  mine,  with  3,050  acres  coal  lands  at  Franklin 
and  2,083  acres  at  New  Castle.  See  editorial  V.  60,  p.  954. 

DEFAULT. — Consol.  coupons  due  Oct.  1, 1895,  were  not  paid  and  C.  J. 
Smith  of  Seattle  was  appointed  receiver  Oct.  4.  Foreclosure  proceed- 
ings under  both  flrst  and  consolidated  mortgages  were  consolidated  la 
July,  1896.  V.  63,  p.  155.  The  first  mortgage  interest  due  June  1. 
1896,  was  paid  at  Farmers'  L.  A  T.  Co.  on  Oct.  15.  (V.  63,  p.  715.) 

REORGANIZATION  COMMITTEES. —John  I.  Waterbury,  Chairman;  T' 
Jeflerson  Coolidge,  Jr.,  Edwin  S.  Hooley.J.  S.  Baohe,  E.  Rollins  Morse; 
depositary,  Manhattan  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  or  Old  Colony  Trust  Co.,  Boston. 

Consol.  Committee.— Chairman,  R.  G.  Rolston;  H.  Amy  and  Henry  K. 
McHarg.  The  plan  of  this  committee  was  In  V.  63,  p.  923. 

PLAN.— The  Waterbury  Committee  presented  the  following  plan  la 
May,  1896;  see  details  in  V.  62,  p.  990.  See  also  V.  63,  p.  269. 

ffae  Securities.— First  mortgage  5  per  cent  gold  bonds,  $5,000,OOO; 
non-cumulative  4  per  cent  preferred  stock,  $5,000,000;  common  stock, 
$9,000,000.  New  firsts  for  $521,900  are  reserved  for  new  steamships, 
etc.,  at  not  over  $100,000  per  annum.  [IT  Coupon  June  1, 1896.] 

, And  receive . 

Old  securities—        Pay  Ass*. is.    Oath     lit  Jf  5s.  Pf. stock.  Com.tfek. 

1st  M.  $1,000  bonds          None        U$30       110%       

Consol. M.  bonds...         12M6        62ia%  75% 

Pref.  stock 12»a%        62is%  75% 

Common  stock 10%         10%  60% 

The  plan  has  been  accepted  by  the  holders  of  a  large  amount  of  the 
firsts  and  has  been  underwritten,  but  In  January,  1897,  negotiations  were 
pending  with  the  Amy  Commtttee,representing  the  consols  and  the  stock . 

BONDS.— Under  consol.  mortgage  for  $15,000,000  trustee  is  Farmers' 
Loan  A  Trust  Co.  The  first  mortgage  bonds  are  subject  to  call  for  the 
sinking  fund  at  par  if  not  purchasable  at  106.  See  V.  56,  p.  142. 

EARNINGS.— 12  months,  >  1895-96.. Gross,  $3,221,620;  net,  $354,240 
Dec.  1  to  Nov.  30.        5 1894-95.. Gross,    3,258,503 ;  net,    389,915 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  November  30.  The  report  of 
Thomas  L.  Greene  on  the  financial  and  business  affairs  of  the  com- 

eany,  presented  in  March,  1896,  was  given  in  V.  62,  p.  1084  and  should 
e  consulted.  It  states:  "  The  net  earnings  for  1895,  after  deducting 
operating  expenses  and  taxes,  were  $390,000,  to  which  should  be 
added  for  proportion  of  cost  of  opening  new  shafts  at  mines,  that 
should  be  distributed  over  five  years,  $50,000,  making  the  total  In- 
come from  operation  $44O,OOO.  From  these  earnings  there  should  be 
deducted  the  sum  of  $150,000  for  depreciation  and  improvement  of 
steamships.  The  total  fixed  charges  on  bonds  issued  is  $685,870. 

Tear  ending  Nov.  30.. 1895  , 1894 . 

Earnings—  Gross.  Net.  Gross. 

~    $2,478,936 


Pacific  Coast  88.  Co... $2,237,579 

Pacific  Coast  Ry.  Co. . .  127,266 

Col.  A  Puget  S.  RR.  Co  263,054 

Seattle  A  Nor.  Ry.  Co.  39,137 

Port  Town.  S.  RR.  Co..  15,026 

Coal  Department 507,646 

Steamers 68,795 


Net. 

$167,122 
24,798 
132,277 
11,577 
loss  9,317 
109,911 
3,662 


118,147 

:324,8:i7 
40,261 


Net. 

$403,843 
24,771 
151,121 
5,212 


11,111108810,888 
082,783  159,429 
102,328  24,659 


Total $3,258,503       $440,030    $3,758,403      $758,147 

—Gross    for    1892-93     $3,898,418;    for    1891-92     $3,891.975.— (V. 
63,  p.  155, 190,  269,  715,  881,  923,  969,  1010,  1064,  1116.) 

Pacific  I?Iall  Steamship.— The  trans-Continental  railroads  gav» 
to  this  steamship  Co.  a  subsidy  of  $75,000  minimum  per  month 
but  ,t  his  was  discontinued  in  1892,  necessitating  a  termination  of  the 
arrangement  with  the  Panama  RR.  Co.  An  agreement  made  with  the 
Panama  RR.  in  December,  1895,  for  3  years  covers  joint  traffic  between 
New  York  and  Central  America  and  Mexico  and  the  U.  8.  Pa"ific  coast. 
V.  63,  p.  78.  No  dividends  from  1887  until  Dec.,  1896,  when  1  p.  o. 
was  paid.  V.  63,  p.  923.  On  April  30,  1896,  current  liabilities  were 
$173,381;  current  assets,  $1,237,706. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— 7  mos., )  1896. .Gross,  $2,242,012;  net,  $362,744 
May  1  to  Nov.  30.         5 1895. .Gross,    2,517,669;  net,    498,066 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  April  30;  report  for  1895-96  was 
given  at  length  In  V.  63,  p.  74,  77,  showing: 

Tear  ending  Apr.  30.  1896.  1895. 

Atlantic  lines $230,119     $223,829 

Panama  lines 2,162,801    " 

Trans-Pacific  line 1,463,958 

Subsidies 74,060 

Interest  and  dividends... „     

Miscellaneous 292,000 


1894. 
$170,839 

2,105,435    1,730,845 
1,362,437    " 
80,000 


316,171 


1893. 
$688,389 
2,032,152 

1,498,410  1,235,224 
27,733 
24,180 


69,487 
364',S12 


110,795 


Total  earnings $4,222,938  $4,087,872  $3,834,093  $4,118,473 

Netearnlngs $708,382     $712,632     $475,461  def.56,742 

DIRECTORS  AND  OFFICERS— Henry  Hart,  Isaac  E.  Gates,  Calvin  8 
Brioe,  Samuel  Thomas,  Joseph  Richardson,  Geo.   J.   Gould,  Russell 
Sage ;  Collis  P.  Huntington,  President;  R.  P.  Schwerin,  Vice- President ; 
William  H.  Lane,  Secretary;  Jos.  Hellen,  Treas.,  Mills  Building,  N.  Y. 
-(V.  62,  p.  82,  594.  742,  986, 1140;  V.  63,  p.  74,  77,  881,  923.) 

Peorla  Water.— See  this  SUPPLEMENT,  page  154. 

Pennsylvania  Canal.— Worked  in  interest  of  Pennsylvania  RR., 
which  guarantees  interest  on  bonds  and  owns  $3,517,150  of  the  $4,- 
501,200  stock.  Matured  gen.  mort.  coupons  unpaid  by  this  couipanv 
Dec.  31. 1895,were$l, 255,080.  Earnings  in  1895,  gross, $66,693;  deficit 
under  operating  expenses,  $3,544 ;  other  income,  $7,519 ;  interest 
charges,  $151,440;  bal.,  deficit  for  year,  $147,465.  In  1894,  gross, 
*83.»74  ;  deficit  under  operating  expenses,  $12,235.  In  1893  gross, 
$118,850;  net,  $30,650. 


.JA.NTAKY.   1897.] 


MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS   AND  BONDS 


SubM-rlbers  will  confer  a  great  favor  by  string  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  thette  Table*: 


MISCELLANEOUS. 


For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  notes  on 
first  page  of  tables. 


anmlMMria  su*t-(Vonrl  l—  onsol.M.,  97.OOO.OOO.  g.c' 
trim  Water—  Mort..  g.,  red.  aft.  Nov.  1,  l«\n>.  at  1O5..1-' 
ffttfaeVJpMa  Osxooj.*— (Natural  Oas)  Stoek 

1st  M.,  s.  f..925O.OOO  yearly,  not  drawn e- 

Purehase money  mortgage. 

F.  LorM/are'  Co.— Common  stock 

Pref.  stock.  8  p.  c..  cum.,  pref.  as  to  assets  and  earn'gs. 
Front*-  *  eewoft.— Common  stock 

Prat  stock  H  p.c. .  cum.).  See  terms  in  ed.  May/93.  Sep. 

let  M..  g..  subleci  to  call  at  110  after  July  1, 19OO. . .  .c- 

f^tlmmn-i  Putatt  Oar— Btoek 

0*tekfU»tr  Jf  bMng-ComMon  stock 

Preferred  stock.7  per  cent,  not  cumulative 

Ouiiw*  £K.  Bridge  Co.— Stock 


»»sM*/  Company  o/  JTinitMofa.—  Stock 
let  Mortg.,gold.  950,000  red.  ye'rly  In  NOT.  at  100 
Car  trout.  flOO.OOO  (part  red.  yearly)  ................. 

t  Trantit  ftrVy  -l»t  M.,  gold,  red.  after  19O4.  ».  f  c: 
**1  ftrfc.it*  £on*  S*oe-«eneral  (com.)  (took 


Preferred.  7  per  cent  cumulative 
m.  F 


.  Faul.—lMul  Knot  mortgage  ............. 

ftM.  *  Terminal.—  Pnt.  mortgage  note*.. 


«BM4A«r»  OoMM  OU-Btook  (see  text) 
AralA  TMfta  rater  Co.—  1st  mortgage  bond* 
Conaol.  mortgage,  gold,  yi.5OO.OOO 


ek'  (guar.  s'per  ee'nti  .'.' 


Date 

of 
Bonds 


1395 
1888 


•f'    Ml  A.- 

1,000 

so 

1,000 


l-.ll 

19M 
1891 


1871 

1--- 


1800 


Size,  or 

Par 
Varna. 


Amount 
Outstanding 


100 
1OO 

100 

100 

1,000 

100 

100 
100 
100 
loo 


1.000 
100 

100 

500 


23 
90 
5O 

l.OOO 


93,383,000 

1,429.000 

7,500.  '•OO 

51,000 

-I.-..O.IO 
3.000,000 

2.000.000 

2.25O.OOO 

2.250.0OO 

2.OOO.OOO 

36.OOO.OOO 

5,708,700 

4.291.300 

1,750,000 

096.000 


. 

IOO.OOO 
650.000 

l.OOO.OOO 

1,750.000 
576.5OO 
100,000 

1.2OO.OOO 
559.525 

2.000.000 

m,ooo 

478  .OOO 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Rate  per    When     Where  Payable,  and  by 


Cent.      Payable 


6  g. 
«*. 

•V-,'    t.-Xt 

6 


M.  A   8.     Philadelphia  Olllce. 
M.  it  N.  In  default. 

O,— J.    PlttBburK.820  Penn  Av 
J.   A  D.  N.  Y.  City,  Merc.  Tr.  Co 


. 

8  p.  ann. 
See  text. 
8  p.  ann. 
6«. 
8  p.  aim. 


f.   A  A.  

Q.— J.    N.  Y..  Baring.  Maeniin. 
F.  is  A  Cincinnat],O.,Co.  Office. 

Q.— J.   ,          do  do 

J.   A  J.  N.Y..Merc«ntileNat.Bk 

Q.  -F.    N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 


;,.l.  .1 


10  p. 
6  per  an. 
6  g. 


3  g. 

<,:•     t.-Xt 

7 
-.  .• 

4 

I 

5  per  an. 
>.  .     r.-in 

e 

6  X. 


Whom. 


Bond*—  Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 
Stock*— Last 
Dividend. 


....      N.  Y.,  Of.,  20  Nassau  St. 
..   A  J.  Boston. 

M.  A  N.    New  York  A  London. 
J.   A  D.  N.Y.,Malt.,CoppellACo. 


Sept  1,  1925 
NOT.  1,  1919 
July  1,  1895 
Deo.  1,  1898 


M.  &  N.  New  York. 

Q.—J.  11  Co.'s  Omoe,  Providence 
Q.— J.  if          do  do 

J.  A   J.          St.  Paul,  Minn. 


Feb.  15.  1896 

Jan.  2,  »7,  2% 
Feb.  15.  1897 

Jan.15,'97,2% 
July  1,  1940 

Feb.15,'97, 2% 
1882,  *B  % 
1891,  4%% 

Jan.  1/97.  5% 
Nov.  2,  1898 
June  1.  1901 
June  1, 1906 
Nov.  1,  1944 
July,  '96, 1  «4 

Jan.15,'97,1^ 
Not  flxed. 


M.  A  N.  

A.  *  O.  N.  Y..  West.  Union  Tel. 

From  Carndeu-by  ch'ck 

A.  A  O. 

J.   A   J.  N.  Y.  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 


May  1,   1928 

Oct..  1896 
June  15, 1895 
Apr.  1,  1910 
July   1,   1923 


Prnnolt  anla  roal.— Dlvldeadsitoee  1881-From  1882  to  Feb., 
1897. inclusive,  16  per  eent  per  aa.  la  Fa*..  1894.  pald4peroentritra 
aad  la  Dee..  1806.  5  ».  e.  extra. 

eat,  I.  IK  hi  *  Power  Co.— Oriraolied  In  1895. 
tk»  Bdlaoa  Etoetoto  Light  O..  ot  Klladel 


Pennsylvania 

In  March.  1896.  leased 

99  yean  at  a  guaranteed  dl 


phis  for 

of  8  p.  c.  for  the  arat  two  year*  and 


B  per  cent  thereafter,  bat  balden  of  Dearly  all  the  Edison  Company's 
92,000.000  stoek  accepted  for  their  stock  930  In  each  and  9100  trust 
eertiacele  p«r  share.  V.  63.  p.  32O.  In  May.  189«,  the  stuck  of  the 
Electric  Tru»t  was  purchased.  Bee  V.  6i.  p.  TOO  and  «89.  In  July. 


1896,  the  company  was  said  to  have  a  practical  monopoly  of  the  eleo- 
trte-Ughttng  business  IB  Philadelphia,  except  In  a  few  outlying  dis- 
tricts, aad  was  proposing  to  utilise  Its  exhaust  steam  for  beat  service. 
BBccBCTiEa.— The  111  atoned  stoek  was  at  fint  1O  par  eeat  paid; 
March  35.  1 896.  3  p.  e.  more  was  paid  ;  June  12. Sp.e.;  Sept.  loftp.c,: 
Deo.  10.  3  p.  e.  Further  tastalaiont  (aiaklag  9*5  per  share  In  all) 
been  called  tor  payment  March  lo.  - 

j^jJVSnmc1  t*mnA  by 
r  sahjcet  to  oall  after 


9*7.  90.     The  Mat 
foutl    with    the  City 

:  MsBt  of  Edison  stock; 

April  1.  1948.    la  October.  1896.  paid  a 
e.  oa  laatalBMBta  patd  freai  date  orpa 


r  Co.  of  aa  equal 

they  are  subject  to  call  after  April  1.  1946. 

grtaiiad  oa  piefanod  at  6  p.  e.  oo  lastalmeate  paid  from  date  of  pay- 
to  Oct.  1.  amounting  to  about  83  cents  a  share    its  V.  63.  a.  5l5. 
O«T  for  year  ending  Sept  90, 1*96.  la  CNBOXICLE  of  Oct.  31, 
gave  act  proata  of  9*75.194 ;   tatereet  oa  Edison  trust  oertlB- 
•  idead  oa  pref..  979,000 :  balance,  sor..  9146,693. 


Omcaas.  -Preeldoat.  Martin 


MalOBOTi   Hoeretary 
Hlller.  W.  W.  ulbbs.  < 


and  Treaourer. 


. 

Joa.  ».  MeCall  ;  directors.  nour<r  Hlller.  W.  W.  ulbbs.  <»eo.  ».  '.raham. 
MartlB  Maloacy.  William  I.  Klkin..  John  Lowber  Walah  Bad  fnomas 


:   •  • 

Pennsylvania  *«eel  Co 
blast  f  uraaeea.  with  aa 

.1,  capacity 
beam*  *n.l  oiha 
plant,  laeiadlag  psaat  at 

U<  *  I   '"  '.  "  )!*•-•••!  I    '•-      ~  '  .-»• 

•arylaJ  Stool  Cfjft^***,.* 


. 

^^^^1  oapaoltr  of  ajo 
stoorosdMsTb  UM. 


krtered  IB  Penn.  la  18M;  ova*  el«Bt 
aoltr  of  8M.OOO  ton.  jug  Iron;   a 
tocM  and  for  193.OOO  loan  hollar  stoel. 
aod  a  shlp-boihttair  aad  a  brMn-hmildlnc 
ooUoa.  Pa.,  with  aaaual  oapachy  of  176.- 
of  y*ft  OOO  toaa.  mail  the 
'  Baltlsaora.  hartaf 
rail*. 


V.  at),  p.  873. 

- 


la  the  Jaragaa  (Cuhai  Iroa  Oev.  Lid. 

rSEStt 


>.•-  V .  ,,J.  |,    77., 
(Olrard  Life 


s  a  half  latorast 


Annuity 


A  Trast  Co.  of  rhBBiUrrtH.  traatm  covers  the  aUnU  at  Meelton.  Pa., 
aad  •parrew  Mat,  MdVaU  of  Ike  91.ooo.ooo  stoek  of  the  Maryland 
(sasj  Oa.  aad  9997,500  of  the  91.5OO.ooo  aapMal  stoek  of  the  Juragoa 
Irea  Company.  Console  far  93.OOO.OOO  are  reserved  to  retire  the 
prtorlleus.  InUrwt,lf  not  earned.  Is  p^yaele  In  serlp  for  flnt 
roan  frosa  Boat.  1.  180O.  Oa  Doe.  31. 1806. 97I7.OOO  miBMli 
haU  la  the  treasury;  bills  payable  were  93OO.OOO;  bills  reee4< 


.e  from 


» for  first  three 
,!i..,|.  w.-r^ 
reeolvabie, 

.110.011;  eaakOBhaad.9M4.740. 
for  1 

'  "3,464  was  expeikM 


Phi 


V».OOOaereaga.torrltoiT  aad  ovw  I.OOO  a^os  of  rW  aad  c 
tag  Mar.  SI.  ftM.  307  gae  walls  aad  36  oil  walla.  Extenatens 
•lie*  into  West  Virginia  gas  fields  were  ooajpleted  In  March.  1 
Under  a  percentage  agreemeat  of  May  1. 189V  the  •l.OOO.OOO 
sylvaala  Xatural  Uao  stock  la  to  receive  eao-Aal/  of  o*t  for  ttmt  dlvl- 
dend  for  earl,  .as  per  ttnt  paid  to  the  Philadelphia  Co.  stockholders. 


or  teasing  over 
••.Bad  operat- 
•  of  69 

IBM 

IVnn 


V. 


AHVI-AL  KEIMBT.- Report  for  year  eadlag  Mar.  81.  1896.  was  IB 
.  93.  a.  947.    Oa  April  V180O.  blUspayable  were  9980/M0:  aoete. 

IJJsW^f.I.Vi;^  hll!.   ,r,-oiv»r,;e.  *  f...-M  .  *  ,  t-    r.,  .  :  .  v    .     ~.f     . 

-^'^SS?*."1"  i89*^***  ***.£: •*• ;  u, 1993- 4I*  t  •C:  '•  18»4- 5  »• 

et;  In  1-y,.  Jan..  3  p.  ct;  BOB*  since.    (V.  63,  p.  •*».) 
i-     i.ortllard  Company. -Incorporated  under  laws  of  New  Jer- 
T  1. 1401.    Consolidation  with  the  American  Tobacco  Co.  was 
-  »5.   Y.  61.  p.  67.   Dividends  on  preferred  from  1893 
10  •>*>..  1897.  lacloslve.  8  p.  e.  per  annnm.   OB  common  In  1893.  10 
Q  IMS.  S  p.  c.;  In  1904. 13  p.  c.;  la  1893. 8  p.  e.;  la   1896.  Feb.. 
roar   1891 -OT    net    profits  applicable   to  dividends  were 
9496.313;    paid  oa  preferred.  9I60.00O;  on  eotnmon,  915O.OOO-.bal 
aace.  Mrpltts,  •18«Jl3.    Mala  oatea.  Jersey  City.  JT  J.     Baring.  Ma- 
goun  A  i  o.  Transfer  Agents. -<V.  61.  p.  67;  V.  63.  p.  »T.) 
Po.t.l   Telecraal.  Cable.— Consolidated  with  the  rommerHal 
stole  Oo.  In  December.  1806.    Bee  that  company  and  V.  63.  o.  I OOH. 
Proeier  *   (.arable  Co.— formed  la   1990  under  laws  of  New 
MM  y  to  earry  oa  the  aoaa,  eaadle.  oils  •adjdyeorlae   bnslneas  of 
"haible.    The  awrtsjage  covers  ahoat  o7  acres  of  land  ad- 
Malngtaeelty  of  flaalBBatl.  Isaethir  with  the  30  faotory  buildings 
Mteoa.   Of  the  rnaiaiii  stock  »1.OOOXX)O  Is  aot  to  reealve  dividends 
13  per  eeat  ha*  been  paid  on  the  remainder  of  the  eommon. 

DtviDEUDe /1891.  1893  to  1896  tad.  l-«7 

[fBaTeawl  Feb.ep.c, 

9686MNM 
1130.000; 
nt)  oa 


-for  year  eadlng  JUDO  30, 1804,  aot  proOU  wore  9688 
Mrataat  9631,3AOln  1803-03);  deduct  latorastoa  bonds.  •13O. 
g!*!"*  fS,J!;!WT—  •toe«'  •IWMWO;  dividend  lit  per  eent) 


!••«.  •!  18,008;  total  surplus  fund  July 
aatl.    (V.  37,  p.  376  ;  VT39,  p.  391.) 
P.i.r,  «  .r  Co  .-The  stoek  has  been  laereasedh  « 
ttaMteUBMtoprevldoaeweaplui.aswaated.  (V  56. p.  660).    I; 


account  surplus  July  31.  1896.  924,664,538.  It  has  been  proposed  to 
capitalise  some  part  of  this  surplus.  V.  61,  p.  612.  As  to  Central 
Transportation  Co.  suit  to  recover  reatals,  see  V.  62,  p.  139,  234. 

Di  viDBUDe  since  1876—  From  1877  to  188O  Inclusive.  8  per  cent;  from 
1881  to  1883  Inclusive,  9>« ;    from  1884  to  Feb..  1897,  5  p.  ot.  yearly. 

REPOBT.— Fiscal  year  ends  July  31.    Report  for  1893-96  was  In  V. 
63.  p  700.754. 

Ttart  mdlnf  July  31.  !-••• 

Earnings  from  ears 98.162.46O 

Patent  royalUos,manuf.  proflts.Ac.   1,081,933 


... 

97,452,853 
1,094,772 


. 

98,761,935 
833,132 


Totalrevenue 99.344383  98.547,625    99,595,067 

Operating  expenses 43,730,079  93.511.O3O    93,497,398 

Paid  other  sleeping-ear  associations      847.897  746.3O4         897,352 

Other  expeaseV::. 138.998 

Dividends  on  capital  stock. 2.880.0OO  2.880,000      2.880.OOO 


•et  surplus  for  year 

IT.  Y.  one*.  IS  Broad  at, 
Qalekatlver  Minis 


91.647.409    91.410.391    $2,320,417 

(V.  62,  p.  130,  334;  V.  63,  p.  700,  754.) 


14  n  Irk  >llver  .ninlu.— Owns  qulckxilrer  mines  at  New  Almadea, 
CaT.  The  preferred  stock  Is  entitled  to  7  per  oent  per  annum,  non- 
cumulative,  aad  any  surplus  goes  to  the  eommon  and  preferred  equally. 

BABXtBoe.— In  year  ending  April  30. 1893,  produced  7.OOO  flasks  of 
quicksilver,  average  value.  933;  total  eara'ga,  9235,887:  net,  937.088. 
7n  1987  prodneedSO.OOo  flasks  having  an  average  value  of  93(5  73. 
No  dividends  slave  1891  Bee  table  and  SUPPLEMEHT,  April,  1896. 

Qnliu  )  HU.  Krld^e  Co.— Owns  bridge  1'43  miles  long  over  the 
MUataslppI  River  at  Uulncy.  111.  Leased  Jan.  1. 1869,  for  100  yean  to 
C.  B.  A  Q.,  Toledo  Wabash  A  Western  (now  out  of  existence)  and  Ran. 
nlbal  A  St.  Joseph  railroads  at  annual  rental  of  9175,000,  which 
equal*  10  par  coat  oa  the  stock. 

Hallway  Ke.alpaB.ent  Company  of  Tf  Innr.ota.— Ownn  equip- 
nt   oostlng»1.604.50H.    which  Is  leased    to   the  Chicago  St.  P.  A 

1,,    :,.•   i,-,,r.-   tlKin 


I  war  Ko.Mlpm«-m  <  ..inpanf  of  ninne>oi 
contlnir    il.6O4.50H,    which  Is  leased    to   the 

•  City  Railway  Company  at  a  rental  which  Is 

at  to  pay  the  Interest  on  the  bonds,  to  retire  B5OAOO  bunds 
at  par  aad  to  red  earn  the  balance,  of  the  Issue  at  maturity  IB 
Lessee  Is  to  keep  the  property  In  repair.  Stock  paid  In  9996.5OO. 


Dlrldaads  la  If.  Y.  paid  at  Maltland.  Ooppell  *  Co.:  3p.  c.  paid  NOT., 
la  1W8.S  p.  e.;  18*4  6  p.  e. ;  In  1*95.  6  p.  c.;  In  1896.  6  p.  e. 

Yearly  statemeat  with  balaaeo  shoot  of  May  1. 1896.  was  given  In  V. 

63.  p.  237.    la  Doe..  10M.  95O.OOO  of  bonds  were  retired  by  the  sink 

ln»  fund.    President,  OooTfe  Copp«ll,  Hew  "     ' 
-•IT.) 


York.— \\.  61,  p.  iji ;  V. 


Y.,  to  nt. 


Trmi.H  Perry  .—Operates  ferry  from  Whitehall  Street,  N. 
Oeorm.  Btataa  Island,  aoqnlred  In  1894  from  Btaten  Island 

..i,.::  .....  p..!,* 


•TOOK  AID  BOIM.—  OaaMal  atoek,  91.000,000.:  par,  9100.  The  first 
awrtCBf*  ta  for  91.OOO.Oo5;  trustee.  Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  Hlnk- 
ln«  fund.  95O.OOO  per  rear.  All  bonds  are  redeemable  on  any  Interest 
period  oa  and  after  June  1.  19O4.  For  year  endln*  June  SO,  1896, 
frees.  94*7,600  1  not.fm.8OO.  Fter  year  ending  Oct.  31.  1S95,  eras*. 
M18JM7;  aot.  9134.054  ;  Interost,  fSO.OOO  i  rontals,  $111,186  ;  taxex, 
r7,4(i6;  balaaee.  deflclt,  924.5S7.  Bee  "Staten  Island  Ferry"  Items, 

Hhode  Island-Perkla*  florae  Shoe  Company.—  OKIIANIZA- 
TII>!».—  Manufactures  horse  shoos  aad  toe  calks  at  Valley  Falls.  R.  I.,  6 


n:.-.  fr. 


rMt 


DiriDurne.—  OB  preferred  7 
12>3  p.  c.:  1893  to  Jan.,  1896.  10 
April  and  July.  1896,  dividends 


-------  Commenced  business  in  1874  and  incorporated 

as  a  Joint-stock  company  July.  1891,  nnder  laws  of  New  Jerney.     In 
1895  was  incorporated  under  laws  of  Rhode  Island.    V.  61,  p.  1,014. 
STOCK.—  After  7  per  eent  per  annum  on  cumulative  preferred,  com- 
reeetres  up  to  10  p.  e.,  then  both  share  pro  rata. 

per  cent  per  an.  On  common,  in  1892, 
.,  .  0  p.  c.  yearly  <2««  p.c.  quarterly);  the 
dividends  on  com  non  were  1  P.O.;  none  since.) 
o.—  In  rear  endlnji  June  30,  1895,netOTeraUexjpensos,9196.- 
137.  la  1893-94  net,  9225^16.  la  1893-93  net,  9311.418;  In 
•91-92.  9316.9O3.  For  years  1887to  1891,  inclusive,  netearnn.averaffed 
9263.431  73.  Aootunnlated  surplus  June  3O,  1895.  916O.276.  Btoek 
listed  on  K.  Y.  Ezebaace  la  December.  1893.  (V.  61.  p.  1014.) 

•>i..n  i  rily  4c  «l.  Panl  Land  «r«nt.—  The  bonds  above  were  all 
tat  remained  oa  Mar.  1/94.  of  an  Issue  originally  92.8OO.OOO.    On  De«. 
it).  "M,  coupon  number  3O  was  paid.  The  t>onil»ar«fiecuredonai>i>eclno 
body  of  lands,  aad  principal  and  Interest  are  payable  only  from  land 
salon.    On  Jan.  I,  189ft.  a  modification  of  the  trust  deed  wan  made  and 
2O  new  6  per  cent  coupons  were  Issued,  payable  as  before,  from  land 
sales  only.    A.  M.  Drake  and  W.  P.  Jewett.  trustees,  St.  Pant  Minn. 
•oatherat  Cotton  oil.    Bee  page  134  this  BCPPI.EMEKT. 

•out  hern  sV  Atlantic  Telegraph.—  Lines  leaaed  to  Western 
Union  (which  owns  9390,475  uf  stock  additional  to  that  in  table)  aad 
stock  guar.  by  rental  5  p.  o. 

Koath  Vnba  Water  Co.—  8ee  this  SUPPLEMENT,  page  l.r>4. 

Mplrlts  Dlcirlbutlnc  Co.—  Organised  In  1896  under  the  laws  of 
New  Jfrney  by  the  American  HplrltH  Mannfarturing  Co.  for  theparpone 
nf  handling  lu  product,  the  MannfnrtiirlnK  Co.  ciMilr.'x-llnii;  to  make  a 
•  xed  annual  payment  to  the  Distributing  Co..  payable  quarterly,  be- 
glnnlng  May,  189A.  mifflclent  for  the  rilvlilend  of  7  per  oent  upon  the 
Instalment*  paid  In  on  lt«  first  preferred  stock.  Subscribers  to  lot 
preferred  In  April,  IgUH.nad  (wen  oalledupon  for  60  percent,  amount 
n«  to  91  ,260,000.  SeeV.  62,  p  318. 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V, 


MISCELLANEOUS. 


For  explanation  of  column  heading*.  Ac.,  «ee  notes  on 
flmpage  of  tables. 

I>U,rlbuH»g  Co  -Stock  (See  text)  1st 


CM*/!?*  «.  oS^ommon etook"$2o",000;ood 


fi- «  coal  1  

Preferred  etock"(8  per  cent  cumulative) 

tooth  mubun? Pun&aiey  i  it  mortgage'  '. '. 
Attce  Furnace  Co.,  Alabama,  1st  mortgage 
Pratt  Coal  A  Iron  Co.,  Ala.,  1st  M.,  s.  f.,  - 
Birmingham.  Ala..  Dlv.^con.  M.,  g.,_s.  r 


, 
ni  v 


., 
ld, 


not  drawn..  ..c 
.     ..    .,   .  .  1%,  not  d'rn..c 
.  1  »9  %  yearly,  not  dr'n  .  .  .  o 
.  $30,000  y'ly.notdr-n.o 


tuaiP 
frtmlon 


oid;^:;8:r;rdatnoc 

Paf.  Land     T«<-'Cerflcates  of  propriety  int-st" 
Delaware  Bridge.-  let  M..  gu.  p.  A  1..  Pa.  RR... 


Date 
of 

Bonds 


1896 


1890 


lf-96 
1896 


1874 
1892 


1881 

l-S'J 

1SS- 

1883 
1887 
1887 
1890 

1892 


SUe,  or 

Par 
Value. 


$100 
100 

1,000 
100 

1,000 

1,000 


100 

1,000 

100 

1,000 

1.000 

100 

100 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

1  ......  1 

1.000 

500  Ao. 

i',000 

100 
1,000 


Amount 
Outstanding 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Rate  per    When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Cent.     Payable 


$2,100.000 

4,400,000 
3,721,100 
1,302.000 
Bee  text. 
3.OOO.OOO 
7.5OO.OOO 
45.0OO  sh«. 

532,300 
1.075.OOO 
1,5OO,(XX> 

4OO.OOO 

1.563.OOO 

20,OOO,OOO 

1,OOO.OOO 

23,000 

120,000 

300.OOO 

075.OOO 
8,406,000 
1,282,000 
2,439.500 

400,000 
1,000,000 
9,264,G9fi 

350,000 


7 

4 
See  text. 

5  g. 
See  text. 


6  per  an. 
See  text. 
8* 

8  per  an. 
6 
6 

7 
7 

1  *• 
6g- 


6g. 
"7' 


o' 

JT. 


'-j. 


. 

M.  A  N. 
Q.-M. 
F?  A  A. 


N.  Y.,  71  Broadway. 

do  do 

N.  Y.,  Merc.  Trust  Co. 
N.  Y.,  26  Broadway. 
N.Y.,  Manhattan  Trust. 


F.  A  A. 
J.  A  J. 

Feb. 
J.   A  D. 
J.   A  J. 

J.  A"J. 

M.  A  N. 
F.  A  A. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  &  N. 
J.  A  J. 
A.  A  O. 
F.  A  A. 
A.  A  O. 
J.  A  D. 

J."A"J. 


Whom. 


pal,  When  Due. 

Sloeks—  Last 

Dividend. 


Dec.  15,  1896 
Jan.11,'97,1% 
Jau.ll,'97,35o 

May,  1930 

Dee.l5.'96,B% 

Aug.  1,  1946 

Aug.  1,  1946 


N.  Y.  City  and  Boston. 
July  ,'95  coup,  last  paid. 
N.Y.,Davl8ACo.36\Vall 

do  do 

Phila.  Co.'s  Office. 


N.  Y.,  4th  Nat.  Bank. 
N.  Y.,  Mechanics'  Bank. 
N.  Y.,  Fourth  Nat.  Bk. 
N.  Y.,  Mechanics'  Bank. 

do  do 

N.  Y.  Hanover  Nat.  B'k 
Jf.Y.,4th  National  Bank 
N.Y.,  Hanover  Nat.  B'k. 
Clnclnnatl.Merch.N.Bk. 
N.Y.  ,4th  National  Bank. 


Phila.,  Penn.,  RR.  Co. 


Feb.  1,  '97,  3% 
Jan.  1,  1904 
Feb.  15,  1896 
Dee.  1,  1912 
Jan.,  1911  . 


July  15,  1893 
Nov.  1,  1901 
Feb.  1,  1902 

1902 

Nov.  1,  1903 
Jan.  1,  1917 
Jan.  1,  1917 
Feb.  1,  1910 

1904 
Dec.  1,  1922 


July,  1917 


HTOTK  —  Mn<  preferred  7  p.  c.  cumulative  authorized  82,100,000,  on 
which  00  p Tc^wfU  lie  oalle<l  at  first,  being  $1,260,000.  Sejoud  preferred 
Jl  575  008  Common  (all  owned  by  American  Spirits  Manufacturing 
&'.),  $3,675,000.  (V.  62,  p.  318.) 

Divio«»D«.-On  1st  preferred :  In  1896,  June,  $1-12  per  share;  Sept., 
$1-75  per  ehare;  Dec.,  $1-75  per  share. 

Standard  Gas  Light.— Organized  In  1886.  Owns  160  miles  of 
ne  Dli>es  on  east  side  of  New  York,  north  of  13th  St.  Common  stock 
[uthorlzed  ls$5,OOO.OOO.  In  Nov.,  1896,  $650,000  of  common  was 

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IHVlj,  *  p.  c.;  lu  AOW*,  «  i'.  u.,  m  -Loirf,  «-»  »'.  *">  "<       ""'_r_ — ;'.     • 
July  3  p.  c.;  in  1897,  Jan.,  3  p.  o.    Russell  Sage,  Vice-President.    (V 
«0,  p.  1 148;  V.  03,  p.  839.) 

Standard  Oil.— This  company  controls  petroleum  oil  refineries  In 
all  the  principal  Northern  cities  of  the  United  States,  and  produces 
•bout  05  per  cent  of  the  country's  total  output  of  reflned  oil.  AJso 
controls  oil  wells  in  Pennsylvania,  Ohio  and  West  Virginia,  and  has 
ripe  lines  for  transmitting  its  oil  to  tidewater.  The  trust  certificates 
are  Iseued  against  a  deposit  in  trust  of  the  stocks  in  the  various  refln- 
InK  producing  and  transportation  companies  controlled  by  the  Trust. 
Trust  certificates  (originally  $97,250,000)  are  being  canceled  and  the 
Trustees  are  assigning  to  the  beneficial  owners  the  legal  title  to  the 
stocks  which  were  formerly  held  In  trust.  An  "assignment"  therefore 
represents  a  share  in  the  legal  ownership  of  the  combined  properties, 
whereas  the  old  trust  certificates  represent  a  beneficial  Interest  in  the 
game.  Both  receive  the  same  dividends  and  are  quoted  alike.  Divi- 
dends are  paid  with  profits  from  stocks  of  corporations  held  by  the 
auldatlng  trustees.  Dividends  in  1896,  March,  13  p.  c.;  June,  10  P.O.; 
Sept.,  3  p.  c.;  Dec.,  5  p.  o  (V.  62,  p.  321, 871.) 

Standard  Rope  &  Twine  Co.— Incorporated  Nov.  8, 1895,under- 
laws  of  New  Jersey,  to  take  over  the  property  of  the  United  States, 
Cordage  Company,  reorganized  per  plan  In  V.  60,  p.  1012.  For  state- 
ment of  property  covered  by  the  mortgages  see  V.  63,  p.  1064. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS.— Capital  st  >ok  is  $12,000,000  (par$100).  The 
first  mortgage  Is  for  $3.0OJ,000  and  the  yearly  sinking  fund  equals  1 
per  cent  of  the  bonds  outstanding ;  bonds  can  be  drawn  by  lot  at  105 
p.  o.;  trustee  is  Manhattan  Trust  Co.,  New  York.  The  consolidated 
(or  second)  mortgage  bonds  ($7,500,000)  are  non-cumulative  incomes 
entitled  to  interest  before  any  dividend  is  paid;  consols  are  entitled 
to  one  vote  for  each  $1OO  of  bonds ;  trustee  Is  Central  Trust  Co.,  New 
York.  President,  Vincent  P.  Travers;  Vice  Prest.,  Alfred  R.  Turner, 
Jr.;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  John  M.  Forbes.  Directors :  Vincent  P. 
Travcrs,  William  Barbour,  W.  R.  Potts,  Sumner  R.  Stone,  John  Kean, 
A.  R.  Turner,  Jr.;  John  N.  Forbes,  John  N.  Kenney,  Augustus  Havl- 
land.  Said  board  of  directors  Is  divided  into  throe  classes,  each  class 
holding  office  for  three  years.  (V.  63.  p.  756.  924, 970, 1064.) 

Standard  Telephone  Co.— V.  60,  p.  607, 1060;  V.  61,  p.  472.) 

Street  Railway  and  Illuminating  Properties.— ORGANIZA- 
TION.—Organized  in  1893  to  enable  the  General  Electric  to  fund  its 
floating  debt,  its  stock  being  offered  to  the  General  Electric  stockhold- 
ers. On  July  31,  1896,  the  trustees  held  securities  (par  value)  for 
$5,629,000.  As  the  notes  and  other  securities  are  liquidated,  the 
proceeds  are  applied  to  cancellation  of  the  principal  of  the  preferred 
stock,  drawn  for  payment  at  a  premium,  when  the  preferred  stock 
has  been  canceled,  the  remaining  assets  will  stand  to  the  credit  of  the 
common  stock.  See  V.  57,  p.  217,  29<j,  also  terms  of  trust  deed  in 
General  Electric  Item  V.  57,  p.  722.  Aug.  7,  1896,  $715,000  preferred 
was  outstanding.  Trustee's  statement  for  year  ending  July  31, 1896, 
In  V.  63,  p.  556.  Preferred  outstanding  In  Dec.,  1896,  $582,300. 

DIVIDENDS.— On  pref.,  1894,  Feb.,  3  p.  c.;  Aug.,  3  p.  o.;  In  1895,6 
P.O.;  In  1896,  6  p.  c.  (V.  61,  p.  1011;  V.  63,  p.  556.) 

Sugar  Trust.— SEE  AMERICAN  SUGAR  KKFININO  COMPANY. 

NII  in  ml  t  Branch  Hit  (Pa.)— This  company's  business  Is  entirely 
in  mining  coal.  It  also  has  a  small  road  of  its  own  to  Soininit  Mines, 
\  of  a  mile,  and  operates  the  Lykens  Valley  Coal  Co.,  owning  all  its 
securities.  The  combined  properties  cover  11,488  acres,  of  which 
8,401  acres  He  within  the  coal  measures.  Pennsylvania  RR.  owns 
$2,100,200  of  the  $4,010,350  stock  (par  $501,  and  $483,000  bonds. 

Default— Interest  due  Jan.  1, 1896,  was  not  paid.  Foreclosure  decree 
has  been  obtained,  but  stockholder*'  suit  In  January,  1897,  was  delay- 
Ing  tale. 

COMMITTEE.- Of  bond*,  E.  B.  Morris,  W.  D.  Winsor  and  George  Wood : 
this  committee  controls  a  majority  of  the  bonds ;  depositary,  Girard 
Life  Ins.,  Ann.  A  Tr.,  Philadelphia.  V.  62,  p.  1140.  This  committee's 
plan  of  reorganization  was  in  V.  63,  D.  1O65.  providing  for  the  creation 
of  $1,200,000  first  mort.  5s  to  retire,  dollar  for  dollar,  present  7s. 
Three  shares  ($150)  of  old  stock  to  pay  assessment  of  $9  and  receive 
$50  in  new  stock. 

REPORT.— Report  for  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1895,  in  V.  62,  p.  500, 
•hows:  Coal  production,  573,874  tons;  grossearnlngs,$l,921,043;  net 
f  18,096:  Int.  on  debt,  $75,495;  bal.,(lcf.,  $57,399.  In  1*94,  coal  produc- 
tion, 559,700  tons;  gross,  $1,855,226;  deficit  under  expenses,  $19,378; 
lot.  on  debt,  $76,160;  total  def.  for  year,  $90,038.- (V.  63,  p.  359, 1065.1 

Sunday  Creek  Coal  Company  of  Columbus,  Ohio.— OR- 
GANIZATION, PROPERTY,  ETC.— An  Ohio  corporation  for  mining  and 
marketing  mineral  coal,  manufacturing  coke,  etc.,  Its  property  con- 
sisting of  abcmt  11,000  acres  of  coal  lands  In  Perry  and  Athens  coun- 
ties, Ohio,  with  Improvements  thereon;  also  dock  property  at  West 
Superior,  Wls.  Full  statement  to  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange  in  V.  56,  p.  503. 

STOCK.— Preferred  stock,  $1,500,000;  5  per  cent;  common  stock  (au- 
thorized $. ',500,000)  outstanding  is  $2,250,000;  par,  $100.  On  Deo. 


31  1895,  bills  payable  were  $159,759 ;  accounts  pavable  $43, 658;  bills 
receivable,  $106,590 ;  accounts  receivable,  $351,141;  cash,  $28,319. 

DiviDEND8.-On  pre/.:  1893, 1*3  P.C.;  1894,3;  1895,  3;  in '96,  Feb.  3. 

OPERATIONS.— Output— In  1893,  678,891  tons;  in  1894.  534,760 
tons;  in  1895,510,411  tons.  Net  income  for  1895,  after  paying  taxes, 
Ac  $99,746  ;  interest  on  bonds,  $24,OOO ;  re-investments,  $12,186  ; 
surplus  for  1895,  $63,560 ;  dividend,  3  p.  o.  on  pref.,  $45,000.  In 
1894,  net  Income,  $76,099.  In  1893  net  Income,  $112,884.  Tota 
surplus  Dec.  31, 1895,  $62,160.  V.  56,  p.  502.  N.  Y.  office,  36  Wall  Stj 

Tennessee  Coal  Iron  &  Railroad  Company,— This  company 
owns  blast  furnaces,  coal  mines,  iron  mines,  foundries,  Ac.,  and  coal 
and  iron  lands  in  Tennessee  and  Alabama.  The  total  area  of  mineral 
lands  and  right*  owned  and  controlled  In  1893  was  about  400,000  acres, 
of  which  274,000  acres  are  in  Alabama  and  126,425  acres  are  in  Ten- 
nessee. Of  the  latter  58,135  lie  in  Cocke  and  Green  counties,  In  the 
eastern  portion  of  the  State  on  the  borders  of  N.  Carolina.  Blast  fur- 
naces July,  1895,  numbered  17,  and  daily  output  of  coal  13,000  tons. 
Also  owns  30  miles  main  line  of  railroad  and  50  miles  of  terminals 
and  side-track  connections.  Total  capacity  is  about  15,000  tons  of 
coal  daily.  In  11  months  of  1895  produced  3,415,518  tons  of  coal. 

On  Dec.  19, 1892,  the  Cahaba  Coal  Mining  Company  was  absorbed, 
Its  property  consisting  of  some  44,000  acres  of  coal  and  Iron  lands 
situated  in  the  counties  of  Bibb,  Shelby  and  Jefferson,  Alabama,  with 
an  output  of  about  800,000  tons  of  coal  per  annum.  V.  55,  p.  60.  463. 

An  amalgamation  with  the  De  Bardeleben  Coal  A  Iron  Company  wa» 
consummated  in  September,  1892.  Merely  a  formal  existence  is  re- 
tained by  the  De  Bardeleben  Co.  and  the  Cahaba  Co.  The  building  of 
a  steel  plant  was  under  consideration  in  July,  1896.  V.  63,  p.  31. 

STOCK. — Common  stock  authorized,  $20,000,000.  The  amount  out- 
standing was  increased  by  $10,850,000  in  1892  to  purchase  the  DeBar- 
deleben,  Cahaba  and  Excelsior  companies.  In  September,  1896,  issued 
$150,000  new  stock  for  increased  working  capital.  V.  63,  p.  561. 

DIVIDENDS.— On  common  In  1887, 1  per  cent,  and  none  since.  On  pre- 
ferred, from  1889  to  1893  inclusive,  8  p  c.  per  annum;  none  since. 

BONDS.— The  two  Issues,  known  as  the  Birmingham  Division  and 
the  Tennessee  uivision  bonds,  are  each  a  lien  on  their  own  property, 
as  described  in  the  mortgage,  and  a  second  lien  on  the  property  of 
the  other  division.  The  total  authorized  issue  of  the  Birmingham 
Div.  loan  is  $5,000,000  [of  which  $54O,OOO  bonds  have  been  cremated] 
and  of  the  Tenn.  Div.,  $1,400,000,  of  which  $115,000  are  in  the  sinking 
fund.  The  consolidated  6s  due  In  1901  are  exchangeable  at  par  for 
bonds  of  the  Nashville  Chattanooga  A  St.  Louis  Railway  Company  held 
by  the  Central  Trust  Company.  The  De  Bardeleben  mortgage  is  for 
$3,000,000,  of  which  $96,OOO  canceled  by  sinking  fund,  $400,000  in 
trust  for  Eureka  bonds  and  $55,OOO  in  treasury  The  De  Bardeleben 
bonds  were  assumed  by  the  Tenn.  Coal  A  Iron,  under  terms  of  pur- 
chase. See  V.  56,  p.  604.  De  B.  C.  A  I.  first  6s  listed  on  N.  Y.  Stock 
Exchange  to  Jan.  26, 1897,  for  $2,434,000. 

FLOATING  DEBT,  ETC. — On  Deo.  31,  1895,  total  floating  debt  was 
$2,172,880  (against  $1,967,786  on  Jan.  31, 1895), of  which  $1,237,086 
bills  payable  and  $675,028  due  sundry  creditors  on  open  account.  Total 
quick  assets,  $2,155,474  (against  $2,167,633  in  1895),  of  which  $244,- 
106  cash  and  bills  receivable,  $76,500  treasury  bonds,  $808,478  salable 
part  of  inventory  and  $979,147  due  on  open  accounts.  For  calendar 
year  1896  gross,  $747.072,  against  $1,008,118  in  1895. 

ANNUAL  REPORT. — Fiscal  year  now  ends  Dec.  31   (formerly  Jan.  31)  • 
Report  for  the  11  months  ending  Dec.  31, 1895,  was  given  in  V.  62,  p 
632.    The  previous  years  represent  the  12  months  ending  Jan.   31. 
Bessemer  Div.  Included  In  '92-93  for  11  and  Cahaba  for  7  months. 
,—11  mos.—* 
1895. 

Total  ne* profits $995,794 

Interest  on  bonds 582,305 


MisceU.  interest.Ac 

Dividends 


Tears  ending  Jan.  31 . 

1895.  1894.  1893. 
$561,984       $685,031       $923,551 
631,516          655,074          547,898 
43,521         cr.1,205            84,129  5,589 
40,000            80,000 

$633,482 
$290,069 


Total  disbursem'ts.... $625,826       $630,311       $779,203 
Balance  for  year sr.$369,968    df.$68,327     df.$94,172 

|     Total  undivided  surplus  Jan.  1,  1896.  was  $543,065. 

DIRECTORS  (Jan.,  '§7)— C.  M.  McGhee,  C.  C.  Baldwin,  James  T.  Wood- 

I  ward.  W.  8.  Gurnee,  Jr.,  W.  8.  Gurnee,  O.  H.  Payne,  John  G.  Moore, 
James  Swann.J.  J.  M  Comb  and  A.  B.  Boardman,  of  New  York;  A.  T. 
Smythe  and  J.  E.  Adger,  of  Charleston ;  A.  M.  Shook  and  N.  Baxter, 
Jr.,  of  Nashville;  David  Roberts,  of  Bessemer;  J.  C.  Haskell,  of  Bris- 
tol. President,  N.  Baxter,  Jr.;  Secretary ,  A.  M.  Adger ;  Treasurer,  Jas. 
Bowron,  Birmingham,  Ala.— (V.  63,  p.  31,  561 ;  V.  64,  p.  135.) 

Texas  Pacific  Land  Trust.— See  this  SUPPLEMENT,  page  154. 
Thurber-TVhyland.— See  AMERICAN  GROCERY  Co. 

Trenton  Potteries  Company. — ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Inoorpo- 
rated  under  laws  of  New  Jersey  in  May,  1392,  to  take  over  and  con- 
tinue the  business  of  five  Trenton,  N.  J.,  pottery  companies  which 
were  then  supplying,  it  was  said,  about  75  per  cent  of  thi  country's 
total  output  of  sanitary  plumbing  ware.  See  adv.  V.  54,  June  11. 

DIVIDEND. — On  common  stock  In  1893,  February,  5  per  cent.  On 
preferred  regularly  to  June  11, 1894.  None  since. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Report  for  1895  given  in  V.  62,  p.  317,  stated  that 
the  only  liability  of  the  company  on  Dec.  31, 1895  was  $16,121  of 
<  urrent  accounts  payable.  loss  oil  operations  for  1895  was  $4,161;  for 
1*94,  loss,  $13.378  ;  for  1893.  profit,  $178,447. 

See  advertisement  in  CHRONICLE  June  11, 1892.  A.  M.  Kidder  A  Co., 
18  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.,  Fiscal  Agents.  (V.  60,  p.  393 ;  V.  62,  p.  3  1 7.) 

Trow  Directory  Printing  Sc.  Bookbinding.— See  page  154. 


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MISCELLANEOUS    STOCKS    AND    BONDS 


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MISCELLANEOUS. 

Date 
of 

H"!1.N 

Slie,  or 
Par 

Value. 

Amount 

'  Hit-T,tn>llllk: 

INTEREST  OB  DIVIDENDS. 

Bo  ndt—  Princi- 
pal, When  Doe. 
MM**—  last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  notes  on 
Ant  page  of  tables. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  payable  and  bj 
Whom. 

9100 
100 
100 
100 

$l,75O,OOO 
1,250.000 
725.500 
75O.OOO 
(t) 
3,OOO,OOO 
2.200,000 
6,000,000 
8,000,000 
30,000,000 
1.2O5.5OO 
6.543.500 
1.103.635 
9OO.OOO 
10,000.000 
61,509,900 
6O.9O9.9OO 
5,280,000 
2.0OO.OOO 
1,000,000 
1.000.000 
l.OOO.OOO 
1.000,000 
20,166,000 
19,100,500 
100.000 
2O.OOO.OOO 

See  text 
8  per  an. 

Q.-M. 

N.Y..A.M.KldderACo. 
do              do 

Feb.    1,  1893 
See  text. 

Pref.  stock,  8  p.  e.  cum.  -See  terms  In  ed'l  May  ,'93,  Sep. 
IWw  Directory  rV»««nty  4  Bookbinding—  8toc*  common. 

— 

'ifi 

4*9 

|* 

8 

&. 
M    -v  N. 

New  York. 

See  text. 

Ill  Hi 
Jan.  2,  '97,  1% 
Nov.  1,  1920 

Union  Depot  Co  of  Cotumtnu.O.  -Geii.  1st  M.,$80O,OOO  ».  f. 
Viuoit  FMTB    Utoek  

1896 

ioo 
lOOito 

IOO 
100 
100 
Var. 
100,  Ac. 

Co.  office,  Brooklyn. 
N.  Y.,  H.  B.  Hollins. 

lit  if.  cold,  red.  »t  110  after  Nov.  1,  1895       

1890 

UniUd  ttaUt  Cordage—  Ouar.  6  p.  o.  stock,  $6,000,000.  ... 
Preferred  stock.  8  p.  e,$8.OOO,OOO  

6 
6g. 

Var. 
J.  *   J. 

Aug.  '95-1901 
Jan    1,  1924 

lstM.A'ooU.tr.97.506,000,  gold  (U.S.  Tr.  Co.,  trustee),  e' 
Trust  ce«  tltioates                ,  .    t    .  .  ...  .....   ......... 

1894 

N.  Y.,  Manhattan  Trust. 

Pearson  Mill  m  M..  guaranteed  by  U.S.  Cordage  Co.  .  . 

OnUtd  Stalt*  Mtfrt**—  Stock  

IOO 
IOO 
100 

1.IHM.1 

IOO 
100  Ac. 
100  Ac. 
100  Ac. 

ll»l    .V.' 

IOO 
100 

See  text. 

M.  A-  N. 

N.  Y.,  Office,  49  B'way. 

!Tvl6-86,l>«% 

See  text. 
6g. 
...„. 

5 
9 
44 

.*,•<•  t.-\t. 

"i  1"T   .III 
8   g- 

M.  A  X. 
J.   A   J. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 

J."A"J. 

M.  A    8. 
irtUj 

Offlce,26  Ferry  8t-,N.Y 
N.  Y..  Park  Bk.;  Boston. 
X.Y.,  Office,  59  Cedar  St. 
do              do 
do              do 
•  !•>              do 
do             do 

Jan.  2,  '97,  1% 
May   1.  1913 
Jan.  2,  '97,  3«6 
Aug.  1,  1913 
Mar   '.  1914 
Apr.  1.  1915 
Jan.   1,  1916 
Feb.15,-97,2% 
Jan.l5,"J7.4% 
M.-li.  1,  19O4 

Deb.  for  910.OOO.UOO,  g..s.f.,  4  p.  c..  sub.  to  call  at  1  lO.o* 
Vniltd  ftatet  itortgagt  i  IVnj*—  Stock         

1893 

1st  uiort.  trust  bonds.  "  A"  gold.  red.  after  1898..  .o'*r 
do             do          "  B"  gold,  red.  after  18V9.  .  .O'*T 
do            do         "  O"  gold,  red.  sfter  1900...  e"ar 
do            do        ••  D"  gold.  red.  after  19O1  .  .  .e'ar 

iUm 

1894 

I—'. 

MM 

Preferred  (925.o60.000  authorised)  8  j>.  c.  non  cum.  .  . 

N.  Y..  H.B.HolllnsACo. 
Bait.  Trust  AGuar. 
S.  Y.  Office. 

TiryiHia  *  Ttn*.  foal  *  /rm-lst  M.  (91OO.OOO).  gold...  . 
Wmftur  Palae*  Car  Oo  

1894 

1  nlon  Bffot  Co.  of  Colamb»s,  V.—  Mortgage  trustee  Is 
FaroierV  Loan  A  Trust  Co.  V.  83,  p.  117. 

I'nlon  Ferry.—  Operates  flve  ferry  lines  between  *ew  York  and 
Brooklyn.  Capital  stock  Is  «3.OOO,OOO  ;  par  $10O.  The  ssortgage  covers 
all  the  company's  property.  Including  19  ferryboats,  real  •state,  etc. 
Dividends:  In  1894,4  p.  c.;  1895.4  p.  c.;  In  1896.  4  p.  o.;  la  1897, 
JSB.,  1  p.  c.  President.  W.  H.  Male. 

I'nlon  Type  *»'rller.-«tock  Is  as  follows  : 

'  <  ...  OMtsteiMttitr.  Diridmdi  Paid. 

Common  ..............  $10,000,000        .... 

lstpref..7p.c  .......      4.00O.OOO     A.AO. 

4.015.000      A.AO. 

On  2d  preferred  In  1898,  April.  4  p.  e.;  Oct.  S  p.  e.  Second  preferred 

In  Oct.,  10*90,  was  reported  to  carry  18  p.  e.  of  nnmm»'w4  dividend*. 

United  sc«i.-.  Cordage.—  <UE  BTAXDABP  Bora  A  Twixi  Oo. 

under  the 
.    Operated  June 
the  Un'ted  States.    In 
93,000.000.  ralslag  It  to 


.................... 

7  p.  c.  yearly  to  Oct.  '96 
In  'D3  0  p.  c.;  '96.  brio*  . 


. 

Baltimore  A  Ohio  Ei  press  was  purchased.  On 
.AO.  owMd«6aO.OOOO.&Expreass*oek.  Bast- 
Valley  system  was  acquired  la  February,  1893. 


I   tilled  Stale* 

law.  .••...:-.-•.-.       .;--., 
90, 1895.  on  about  3O.OOO  miles  of 
^^Wlber,  1887.  the  stock  was 
$I.JOOOO00  aw/Mho  flalttmore 
Jane 30.  '.t9«,tbeB. 

anTon'the  Chicago  Milwaukee  A  "I.  Paul  In  February,  1*94;  on  Mla» 
Isslppl  Division  of  B.  A  O.  Southwestern  in  March.  1993. 

DmuEIMstnee  -80-18S1  to  1887  Inclusive. 4  percent tn  1888.  5;  In 
1889,  5.  In  Mnr.1990.  2;  In  November.  3;  telow^MnZ-  *<  *»en  «OM 
till  November.  1*92.  3:  In  IMSv  4  p.  c.;  IB  1894,  May.  i  p.  c.;  In  1899. 
MM;  IB  1996,  May.  l!<  n.oT»ovri«e  p.  rblreetorTare .  Presl^ 
deat,Tnomasa  Platt;  Vtee- President.  O.  U.Crosby;  Soerotnrr.  Daniel 
P.  Bolst  Treasurer, ThoodoTO  F.  Wood;  George  R.  Blanehard.  Busiell 
A.  Alger  and  Frank  H.  Plait.  Mew  York  omeo.  49  Broadway.-< V.  61, 
>.  V.  64,  p.  42.) 

O 


rs»rssoattng  real  ••»!«  and  tno  bah 
property;?!  56,  p.  737;  V.  67.  p.  28. 


E.-TM eapttallisrtoa  Is  99t.OOO/)OO  nmrniu  and 
•ant nwmnlanvs 'Ufefoiisd  sasofc  aarnorlsuil  tor  acti 


lvs  of  good  will.  ouO.OOO  of  eaeh  and  f4.OOO.OOO  o  each^a 
Jolr.  ITOnoaaseoontof  bark.  laadVete.  See  V.  81,  p.  114.7*7.  See 
wording  of  prat.  nertUaass  la  edisortai  of  Mar  1.  imb;  eorruwBirr. 

DtviDWnia.-OaaTefo(Tsd:  In  1W5  March,  paid  1  p.  o.:  Mav.l  P.O.; 
JBM  (extra),  1  P.  e.:  Aajrust.  1  p.  e.:  Nov..  2  p.  •  ;  la  !*9«,  July.  1  p.e.; 
Oev  noae.;  In  f$»7,  Jan  .  1  p.  o.  Overdue  oiTproferred  to  HovoisCr, 

lrj»f,   .1    p.    O. 

Boirn.-Tho  debraturos  wore  lioaid  to  furnish  working  capital 
•Inking  fund  4  per  cent  of  Isouo  yearly,  the  debentures  to  be  par 
.wn  »t  1  10.  Debrataro*  ferM.8o3.OOO  have  been  cenl- 
•edbytbe  trnsteft.  bat  to  Aag.  1.  18»0(daU  of  csnecllstlnn  each 
tsar).  $8.000.000  debenture,  only  had  been  Issued  aad  $720,000  of 
»•••'•  "^'•/'hyslnklBg  fund.  Osatral  Trast  O^.  H.  Y..  Is  Irostee  aad 
rvglstrsr  of  the  bends.  Bee  adv.  IB  C>BU»ICLB  of  Mar  8.  1899.  and 
application  M  M.  Y.  Stock  ««haa«.  V.  57. 


^^^raddTttooal  oom^n  Vnd  $l!ooOl.O.V^ 


KSswl 


to  make 

ithereor.-V.  61,  p.  1 1  i.  ~Dei  Fl.lBwaTbiUe  pay"  U  cTooO.OOO. 
u.  RBroBT.-FlsoalyoarendiDeo.8l.    Report  for  1893.  with 
baUnes  .best.  In  V.  62.  p.  4 1 1  gsve  no*  predts  for  year.  Including  In- 
lofest  In  nndl  vMod  earn  logs  o<  nthors  impaBles.  $9^87^34.  Profit  and 
taeesorplas. »«  per  balance  sbost.  9*.lM.Mlon  Dee.  31. 1893. 

DmEcToBS.    KTC—Oeear    B.    Grant.    James    Hut-ton 

george  A  Vail.  Norman  Schulu.  Edward  R.  Ladew.  James  R.  Plum. 
•MPH.C.    t^elnlle.    Jerry    Crary.  Lewis  H.    Laoham.  George  W. 

ale,  Edson  G.  Davldge,  Henry  B. 
B.  Hortoo,  Hamuel  P.  Davldge. 

-,«  17  «~2£Sft%£  FrSflf.  0^.^ 
»"r''       ""TV  James  H.  Praetor.    Omeora  teelnde:  Presideat.  Jamee 

..klyn;    1  .t  Vlr»Prest ;  3d  Vloo-Prest..  E.  a 

•'  .  t     II   Lnoknm;  See-y.  Jostah T.  Tubby.  Br.»k- 

ireasonr.  James  R.  Plnm,  N.  V.  city.     .V.  Y.  OIBoe,  29 

root.    <T.  93.  p.  4  I  1 .  1 1 .-,.  V.  83,  p.  863, 97O;  V.  6 1.  p.  42, 183.) 

d    si.i-.    t|..rnt«ge  4c  Trust    Ost^Cnartered  In  1871. 

*.  itortgagt  C~  ;  present  name  assumed  Feb.  33. 1895. 
STOCK. -^Jspiul  stock  Is  «2.OOO,OOO;  par.  91OO.    Surplus  and  undl- 
'ronts  Dee.  31, 199  i.  91.2Ott.O37.    DlviDnoe. 
.  6  p^s.;  la  1999. 8  p.  c.;  In  1997.  Jan.,  8  p.  e. 

i  o<  mimgam  trast  bonds.  91.0OO.OOO  each,  are 
— i  trastee  of  9rst  mortgages  OB  Improved  city 

i^AST™  tt^3f3^*~u™  s 

Ja^ftSw^S^-igt^i^j  ou-rs^ck. 


.-In  1894.  6  p.  o.; 


,'  -  Tooag:     Vloe-Presldent,  Luther 

•toe:   Second  Vie- Pr«.l,lent,  James  TTmp*m;  Treasurer.  Arthur 
Tarabmll ;  fteeretary.  William  P.  Elliott.  MtttuUn  Casts>i«M-Charlee 


D.  Dickey,  Jr.,  Theodora  A.  Havemeyer,  Charles  R.  Henderson,  Gustav 

E.  Kissel.  Luther  KounUe.  James  Tlmpson,  Richard  A.  McCurdy. 

I  nlled  stale.  Hub  her.— <  IK.;  IM/  i  FIMV  VM.  rK.>r>.Kr>  or- 
ganised onder  laws  of  New  Jersey  In  October,  1892,  for  the  manufac- 
ture of  robber  boot*  and  shoes,  etc.,  and  either  owned  absolutely  or  per 
msnently  controlled  nine  out  of  the  fifteen  concerns  then  engaged  In 
this  business.  Including  the  American  Rubber  Co.  of  Boston,  the  Can- 
dee  Co.  of  New  Haven,  the  Goodyear  Rubber  Co.  of  Naugatuck,  etc. 
Real  estate,  machinery,  lasts,  etc.,  were  appraised  at  93.O35.OOO;  other 
assets,  manufactured  goods,  bills  receivable,  etc.,  at  $6.491.900.  Ap- 
plication to  N.  Y.  Stock  Exch.  In  1892,  In  V.  55.  p.  1O39;  also  see  V. 
56,  p.  539.  In  Mar,  1893,  the  Woonsoeket  Rubber,  Marvel  Rubber  and 


Lawrence  Felting  Companies  were  absorbed,  $3,851,400  preferred  and 
toe  same  amount  of  common  «toc»  ' 
preferred  and  9333,400  common  i 
Colchester  Rub 


t  of  common  stock  being  Issued  therefor,  and  $149.000 


ubber  Co.  and  Robber 
STOCK.-  Preferred  stook  has 


k  being  Issued  therefor,  and  $149.000 
were  baaed  In  August  for  stock  of 
ir  Manufacturers'  BeUln*  Oo. 


as  to  assets  and  earnings, 

mortgage  debt  can  be  created  without  consent  In 
writing  ol  holders  of  three-fourths  of  each  dass  of  stock.    Common  Is 


and  M  MM  I-  i  or 


. 

entitled  to  all  surplus  after  eight  per  cent  on  preferred.    See  wording 
of  pref.  certificate  tn  editorial  of  May.  1893.  Bcrruuiurr. 


Jan.,  4  p.  c.  O»  CUHMOX.—  The  first  dividend  on  common  Mock  was 
paidlaMaroh.  1893,belng  2>«  p.e.;  In  1897.Feb.,  3  p.  c.-See  V.  63. 
p.  116O. 

AJTXUAL  Barorr.—  Fiscal  year  end*  March  31.    The  annual  state- 
31, 1 


ment 


length  In  V.  62,  p. 
ears  from  Invest- 


»t for  year  ending  March  31,  1898.  was  given  at  Ic 
947.951.  Itstated that  tneearnlnjr*  for  the  pa*lthreer 
menu  In  other  companies  not  paid  Into  the  treasury  aggregated  $1,- 
911,897.    This   sum  was  additional  to  the  earnings  below  and  had 
been  Invested  In  merchandise  employed  In  business. 

UPBBATIOXS  FOB  TME  TEAB  EXUUKt  ATBIL  1.  1896. 

1898.  1  -"M.V 

(iross  Income 93.632,939       92,930,243 

ponsos,et« 393.148  J1.I.-7! 


9%339.791        $2,716,370 

k 91,552,040       91.552.040 


*7-7.?.M 


9660,180 


•"  In  1999  was  made  op  of  the  results  from  opera- 
OB  stocks.  91.840,837;  not  Income  from 

..  •-....•. l. .1. 


739,309 

:i  M-  i    Ml 


BALAXCB  SHEET  ArBIL  1.  1896. 

9UN..VM    Amounts  payable 9311,340 

Preferred  stock 19.4O0.5OO 

Common  stook 20,166,000 

Dnerompanles 869.857 

Surplus  assets, 410.014 

Total  atsets $41,137.711       Total  liabilities $11,157,711 

DiBBcmas.— Samuel  P.  Colt,  Robert  D.  Rvans,  James  B.  Ford,  Charles 
R.  Flint.  J.  Howard  Ford.  Robert  M.  Uallaway,  William  H.  Hill.  Henry 
L.  HoMUdes,  Charles  Stewart  SaUtb,  Charles  L.  Johnson.  M.  C.  Martin. 
Ftedeitok  M.  Snepard.  William  L.  Tranholm.  Samuel  N.  Williams.  The 
tre:  President  and  iMneral  Manager.  B.  D.  Evan*.  1st  Vice- 
t.  James  B.  Ford;  Secretary.  Samuel  P.  Colt;  Treasurer, 
K.  Flint.  N.  Y.  Ofloa.  *)  Reade8treet.-<V.  60.  p.  260.  996; 
.  V. 62.  p.  32 1,462. 844.  871,  947.  951.  932,  1088;  V.  63,  p. 
311.  lull.  1063.  llbO.) 

I  i,  1 1, -d  States  Sugar  Hennery.— 1EEV.  61,  p.  IK  1;  V.  63.  p.  »K>  I. 
Virginia  *  Tennessee  Coal  *  Iron  Co.— See  thlsSorr.  p.  154. 

Wells,  Kargo  Kipreos.— Incorporated  under  the  laws  of  Colo- 
rado January  2*1,  1873.  Was  uperatlBg  June  30,  1895,  on 
29,460  miles  of  railroad.  Including  Atchlson  ,  Erie  uud  Southern 
Psclfio  systems.  No  annual  reports  or  Information.  ID  Hxroh,  1888, 
this  company  bought  the  Erie  Express  of  the  Erie  Railroad,  and 
(from  November  1,  1896.)  operates  over  the  lines  of  the  K. 
C.  P.  A  Gulf  Railroad.  Dividends  of  8  psr  cent  yearly  were  paid 
for  many  years,  but  the  seml-annnal  dividend  paid  In  July.  1894.  was 
reduced  to  3  p.  c.;  in  1893,  8 J>.  c.;  In  1896,  6  p.  c.;  In  1H97,  Jan.,  3 
p.  c.  Stock  WM  Increased  91.750.OOO  January  1,  1894,  to  $8,OOO.OOO. 
-(V.  63.  p.  561.) 

Welsbarh  Commercial  Co.— Incorporated  June  27, 1895.  Or- 
ganized to  sell  Incandescent  lamps  manufactured  for  use  In  the 
United  States.  Controls  Welsnacb  Light  ( 'o.  by  ownership  of  majority 
of  Its  capital  stock,  103.O25  share*,  par,  $5  per  share.  Company  also 
controls  American  Incandescent  Gaslight  Co.  and  Miuiliuttsii  Incan- 
descent Light  Co.  Capitalisation,  97,OOO,OOO  of  stock,  one  half  pre- 
ferred cumulative  8  p.  c.;  then  common  Is  to  receive  8  p.  c.;  then  both 
share  pro  rata. 

AITKOAI.  REPORT.— The  flint  report,  covering  the  13  months  end- 
ing Aug.  31,  1496.  shows  gross  earnings,  $520,171;  net.  f350,03<  ; 
dividends  on  preferred  <•«  |>  <•.),  $28O,«M/O;  bat,  surplus,  $76,030.  S.  e 
statement  In  V.  88,  p.  1061. 

DIVIDE*!)*.— On  prtftrnd  In  1896,  March,  2  p.  c.;  June,  2  p.  04 
Sept ,  2  p.  c.;  Deo ,  3  p.  c.-(V.  61,  p.  28;  V.  62,p.  1137;  V.68,  p.  1091.) 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


XIV. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 
For  explanation  of  column  heading.,  Ac.,  see  note,  on 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

Rate  per 
Cent 

When 
Payable 

Where  payable  and  by 
Whom. 

pai.wnen  uue. 
Slocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

*.<*»*  Co—  «rr<j,/  C°-^'^UI1ve.tWI5S'ooS>000  •" 

$100 
100 
5 
100 
100 
l.OOO 

1,000 

100 

1,000 

1,000 

flOOA-c 

'  50 
50 
50 

i'.ood 
i'.ooo 

1,000 

1,000 

100 
100 

alsooiooo 

515,932 
8,OOO,OOO 
4,000,000 
3,65B,OOO 
1,500,000 
95,370,000 
1.163.OOO 
4.920,000 
791,208 
8,401,000 
179,150 
8,195,126 
4.OOO.OOO 
5OO.OOO 
250,000 
194,560 
2,000,000 
1.50O.OOO 
846,000 
780.OOO 
,120,000 
41,600 

449,000 

540.OOO 
5,500,000 
2.0OO.OOO 

8 
Text. 
Text. 
Text. 

"1" 
£> 

8" 

0.-M. 
Q.-M. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 
M.  A  N. 
F.  A  A. 
Q.-J. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A    S. 
J.   A  J. 

Dec.lO.'96.2% 
DC  23,'96,20% 

'May,  1933'° 
Feb.    1,  1903 
Jan.  15/97,  1>« 
May    1,   19O2 
May   1,   19OO. 
Mch.  1,   1900 
Jan.   1,  1938 

WiUhatk  Light  Co.—  Stock  authorized.  $525,i25  

N.  Y..  Office,  63  B'way. 

Wttlfm  «o»-8tork  $4,000.000  
Collateral  tnwt  l«tM..$.i.OOO,OOp  gold  .............  c 
WffUnt  Tranfit  Co.—  Bond.  gu,n.Ai.by  N.  \  .  C.  ext  In  94 

1893 
1884 

N.Y..J.AW.S'1'gm'nACo 
N.Y.,  Grand  Cent.Stafn 
N.  Y.,  Office,  195  B'way. 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Treasurer's  Office. 
London,  Morton,  R.  A  Co. 
N.Y.,  Office,  195  B'way. 

'SelTs^'baT.g..  (ffimon  W.U.Bldg.,  N.Y.C.)s.r.(not.ar.). 

1872 
1875 
1875 
1888 

1889 

issin 
1889 

Debenture*.  "Inking  fund  1  per  cent,  drawn  at  1OO....O 

Wtftingkouff  Kief  trie  rf  Xanufaetur>ff.—  Old  com.  stock... 



Flr»t  pref.  ($4,000,000)  stock.  7p.c.,  cum.dwe  remarks)  . 
UTS.  tooctrlo  Light  Co.  bond.  ($5O.OOO  paid  yearly)  .... 

7  per  an. 

"e'g. 

6g. 
5  g. 

Sl'CtCXt. 

M.  A  N. 
J.   A  J. 
M.  A   S. 
J.   A  D. 
M.  A  8. 
J.   A  J. 

N.  Y.,  Office,  120  B'way 

Jan.1'97,1%% 
In  15  veal's. 
1905 
Sept.,  1900 
Dec.   1,   1939 
Sept.  1,   1940 
Jan.   1,  1919 
Oct.    1,  1891 
Feb.  1,  1894 

N.  Y.,  ilZO  Broadway. 
Dec.  '91  coup,  last  paid. 
None  paid. 
N.  Y.,  Mercantile  Trust 
N.Y.,  Office,  18  B'way. 

WUrtting  Jlritlat  f  Terminal.  Knf-Flrst  mortgage.gold.c- 

,  linn^mA  till    Vrtrcll     1  S't")       tfOld 

Wluel.  L.  Krie  ilVM.  Cool-lst  M.,  gold,red.  at  105.  .0' 
mUftnatt  flat—  Common  stock,$l,2OO,000  

Preferred  .took.  $800,000.....................  
Scrip  for  preferred  stock  dividends  1893-'94  
GenTM  ,(now  1st)  gold.  s.  f..  $30,OOO.drn.  at  llO.c'Ar 
Iowa  A  tit  Coal  Is!  M.,  gold,  guar.,  ..  f.,  red  at  110.  .c' 

1888 
1890 

1,000 
1,000 
100 
100 

6 
6g. 
6g. 

J.'A'D. 

J.   A  D. 

M.  A  N. 

See  CHHON.,v.62.p.ll40 
do              do 
Paid  319  p.  c.  May  1,  '95 
N.  Y.,  Guaranty  Tr.  Co. 

June  1,  1908 
June  1,  1920 
May  1,  1895 
Nov.  2,  1896 

7  per  an. 

u.l.l.n.ii  Mitht.— A  consolidation  In  1892  of  three  companies. 

Thin  company  manufacture,  the  Welsbach  lamps,  and  1.  controlled 

by  the  WeUbacIi  Commercial  Co.    In  1895  the  annual  output  was 

2  5OO  OOO  lU-litK,  but  the  manufacturing  facilities  have  been  enlarged 

to  an  annual  rapacity  of  5,000,000. 

DIVIDENDS— In  June.  1893,  first  dividend,  2  p.  o.:  in  1894.16  P.O.; 
In  1895.70  p.  c.;  in  1 896,  March,  20  p.  o.;  June,  20  p.  c.;  September, 
20  p.  o.;  Dec.,  20  p.  c. 

EARNINGS.— The  report  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  April  30,  1896, 
read  at  the  m-etlng,  July  10.  showed  net  earnings,  $506,939;  four 
Quarterly  divl.lends,  $412,740;  inventories  and  interest  on  bonds 
«  .arged  off,  $60,067 ;  balance,  surplus,  $34,132,  making  the  total  un- 
divided profits,  $135,331.  Office.  Drexel  Building,  Philadelphia. 

Western  it*\»  Co.  ( TMIwaukee).— Organized  in  1893  under  the 
law.  of  New  York.  Owns  entire  capital  stock  of  Milwaukee  Gas  Light 
Co..  this  latter  company  being  entirely  free  from  encumbrances. 

BONDS.— The  collateral  trust  bonds  are  secured  by  deposit  of  all  the 
capital  stock  of  Milwaukee  G.  L.  Co.  Mortgage  is  for  $4.000,000;  un- 
issued bonds  being  reserved  for  extensions  and  Improvements. 

DIVIDEND* —In  1895.  Jan.  (1st  div.),  2  p.  c.;  July,  2  p.c.;  In  1896, 
5  p.  c.;  In  1897,  Jan.,  2>8  p.  0. 

EARNINGS.— of  Milwaukee  Gas  L.  Co.  in  year  ending  Dec.  31, 1896. 
net,  $441.109;  In  1895,  net,  $417.781;  In  1894,  net,  $366,735;  fixed 
charge.  Western  Gas  Co.,  $179,790. 

\\  c.ifrii  Tran.lt  Co.— Owns  piers  in  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  fleet  of  15 
steamers  and  also  barges  used  on  the  Great  Lakes.  Has  valuable  real 
«*tate  In  Buffalo.  The  N.  Y.  Central  owns  its  $1,000,000  capital  stock. 

Western  Union  Teleicraph.— Organized  under  the  laws  of  New 
York  State  as  the  N.  Y.  &  Mississippi  Valley  Printing  Telegraph  Co., 
on  April  '2. 1851,  and  name  changed  to  present  title  by  Act  of  New 
York  Legislature  approved  In  April,  1856.  On  Jan.  19.  1881,  was 
dated  the  grand  consolidation,  in  which  the  Western  Union  raised 
its  stock  to  $80,000,000,  giving  par,  or  $15,000,000,  for  the  stock  and 
bonds  of  the  American  Union,  60  per  cent  In  new  West.  Un.  for 
At.  A  Pac.  stock  and  a  .took  distribution  of  48  *s  per  cei.t  to  West. 
Union  shareholder.. 

In  November,  1887,  an  issue  of  $5,000,000  of  stock  was  made  In  pay- 
ment for  the  telegraph  system  ot  the  Baltimore  A  Ohio  Telegraph  Co. 
On  June  30, 1896,  the  B.  A  O.  still  owned  $4,810,000  Western  Union 
stock. 

In  October,  1892,  the  stockholders  voted  to  increase  the  stock  from 
$86,200,000  to  $100.000,000,  of  which  $8,620,148  was  then  paid  as 
scrip  div.  to  represent  surplus  earnings  expended  on  the  property. 

In  July,  1894,  $550,000  stock  was  issued  for  purchase  of  American 
Rapid  Tel.  Co.  lines,  until  recently  operated  under  lease. 

Union  Pacific  Privileges.— For  Supreme  Court  decision  in  November, 
189S.  see  V.  61,  p.  926,  968. 

Contract  of  Nov.  1,  1879,  with  American  Bell  Telephone  for  the  use 
of  pertain  patents  expired  Nov.  1, 1896,  with  the  life  of  the  patents. 
-See  V.  63,  p.  563. 

BONDS.— The  collateral  trust  bonds  of  1888  (trustee,  Mercantile  Trust 
Company)  are  Issued  to  retire  an  equal  amount  of  stock  and  bonds  of 
various  telegraph  and  cable  companies  for  the  interest  or  dividends  on 
which  the  Western  Union  Company  is  liable,  these  when  so  retired  to 
he  held  as  security  for  the  new  bonds.  On  June  30. 189(i.  the  following 
storks  (liar  value)  were  pledged  for  the  collateral  trust  bonds :  Gold  & 
Stock  Telegraph,  $1.O41,2OO;  International  Ocean  Telegraph,  $1,931,- 
!»00;  N.  Y.  Mutual  Telegraph,  $2,384,900;  and  oomli,  Mutual  Union 
Telegraph.  6s.  $3,O43.0OO. 

LKASED  COMPANIES.— Under  leases  the  company  aside  from  other 
rental,  pay*  interest  and  dividends  as  below.  On  June  30, 1894.  the 
company  owned  the  following  amounts  of  the  several  issues  included 
below  a.  outxtaudlng:  Franklin  Tel..  $632.900;  Gold  &  Stock  Tel 
$K,482,6OO;  Int.  Ocean  Tel.,  $1,954,9OO;  N.  Y.  Mutual  Tel..  $2,238,900 
Pacific  A  At,  TeL,  $1.457,500 ;  Southern  A  At.,  $390,475 ;  Mutual  Union 
Tel.  6.,  $3.043.000,  etc. 

Ltan 

Company.  4c.  expire*.       Amount. 

Am.  Tel.  A  Cable  stock.  1932  $14,OOO.OOO 
Empire  A  Bay  State,  sfk  1989  3OO.OOO 
Franklin  Tel.  »tock 1975  1,000,000 


Total  surplus  Dec.  31, 1896  (estimated),  $7,960,588,  against  actual 
surplus  in  1895  of  $8,022,533. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.    Statement  for  1895-96 
was  in  V.  63,  p.  701. 

1895-96       1894-95.       1893-94.       1892-93. 

Tear  ending  June  30.  $  $ 

Keveuues  for  the  year.. ..22.612,736  22,218,019  21,852,655  24,978,443 
Oper.exp.'8,rent.,rxe8,  Ac.  16,71 4,756  16,076,629  16,060,170  17,482,406 


..   5,897,980 

6,141,390 

5,792,485 

7,496,037 

..  4,767,805 

4,767,734 

4,740,064 

4,631,820 

Interest  on  bonds. 
Sinking  funds  

893,967 
39,991 

893,822 
39,991 

891,616 
39,991 

893,386 
39,991 

Gold  A  Stock  Tel.  stock.Jan.,1981 

Romln  $5OO,  not  niort . 
Intern. Ocean  Tel. stock  Jan., 1981 
N.V.M(it.Tel.stock($25)Feb.,1982 

Mutual  rn  Tel.  1st .. 
Northw.  Tel.  stk.  ($50).My7,1980 

l«t  mort.  Int  guar  ... 
Pa.-.  A  Atl.  stock  ($25).  99  yean 
Sou    v  Atl  »tock  (#25). 999 years 


Inf.  or  div.  Pondt 
%  Period,  mature. 
5  Q— M  No  bonds. 

Q_— M   No  bonds. 

MAN  No  bonds. 

Q-J  

MAN  May  1,1895 

Q— J   No  bonds. 


1911 


MAN  May, 
JAJ 

J  AJ  Jan..  1904 
JAJ  No  bonds. 
AAO  No  bonds. 


4 
Vt 

5.0OO.OOO    6 
500,000    6 
3.OOO.OOO    6 
2,500,000    6 
10,000,000    6g. 
2.50O.OOO    1t 
1.18O.OOO    7 
2,000,000    4 

948,875    5  . 

I  invnlrnd*  Increase  »g  p.o.  yearly  to  6  p.  o.  in  1897  and  afterward. 
DIVIDENDS. -In  1887  2  per  cent;  from   Oct.,  1888,  to   Jan.,   1897 
Inclusive,  5  per  cent  i>er  annum.    In  January,  189O,  an  extra 
nvldend  of  ->i  of  one  per  cent  was  paid  and  OB  Dec.  3,  1892,  a  stock 
div.  of  1O  D.  c. 

™<ai£alHntel1i  Sr'™  JUDe  30>  1896>  *7'703'657.  W1™*  97M7, 

LATKST  E  \KNINOS.— For  6  months  ending  Deo.  31, 1896  estimated  • 

(1  mot.  in  Itrr.  31.     AX  rrv.       Int.iti.f.     Dividend  Balance 

1896  (estimated).. t3.I87.533     $486.71*     $2.383,921     sur.  £«  6.895 

189S  (actual) 3,446,065       487.114       2,383,894     sur.    5751057 


Year.  PolesAC'bl's.  Wire.  Offices. 
1866-67..  46,270    _85,291    2,565 


Receipts.       Profits. 


23,706,404 
24,978,443 


7,398,545 
7,496,037 
5,792,485 
6,141,389 


Total  disbursements..  5,701,763    5,701,547    5,671,671    5,565,197 

Balance  of  pronts 196,217       439,843       120,814    1,930,840 

The  following  table  shows  the  property  and  business  of  the  company : 
Miles  of    Miles  of  No.  of 

Messages.      , 

5,879,282    $6,568,925  $2,624,919 

1879-80..  85J645  233,534  9,077  29,215,509  12,782,894  5,833,937 
1890-91..  187,981  715,591  20,098  59.148,343  23,034,326  6,605,587 
1891-92. .189,576  739,10520,700  62,387,298  " 
1892-93.. 189,936  769,20121,078  66,591,858 
1893-94..  190,303  790,79221,166  58,632,237  21,852,655 
1894-95. .189,714  802,651  21,360  5«,307,315  22,218,019 
1895-96. .189,918  826,92921,725  58,760,444  22,612,736  5,897,980 
Office,  195  Broadway,  New  York  City.  (V.  60,  p.  42,  82,  301,  481, 
1060 ;  V.  61,  p.  474.  66O.  926,  968,  1066 ;  V.  62,p.  332,  504,  1098  ;  V. 
63,  p.  463,  563.  701,  1065.) 

Wcstliiuliouse  Electric  A  manufacturing  Co.— ORGANIZA" 
TION.— A  Pennsylvania  corporation  manufacturing  and  selling  dynamos 
for  isolated  and  central  station  lighting,  motors  and  generators  for 
stationary  work  and  street  i  nil  ways,  arc  and  incandescent  lamps,  and 
a  general  line  of  appliances  used  in  the  commercial  applications  of 
electricity  for  lighting  and  power  purposes.  Statement  to  N.  Y.  Stock 
Exchange  was  in  V.  54,  p.  763.  The  company  owns  exclusive  rights 
totheTesla  patents  on  alternating  currents. — V.  61,  p. 25, 153.  Agree- 
ment with  the  Baldwin  Locomotive  Works  was  announced  in  August, 
1895.— V.  61,  p.  241. 

In  March,  1896,  an  agreement  was  made  with  the  General  Electric 
Co.  for  pooling  patents.  See  V.  62,  p.  502,  635, 1040. 

In  1891  by  exchange  of  stock  secured  14,624  shares  of  the  United 
States  Electric  Lighting  Company  out  of  a  total  of  15,000. 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— Stock  authorized  Is  $15,000,000,  Increased  from 
$10,000,000  in  June,  1896,  to  provide  for  Improvements  mane  and 
future  needs  V.  62,  p.  689,  104  ;  V.  63,  p.  31.  Of  this,  $3,000,000, 
making  assenting  stock  $8,195,126,  was  listed  In  July,  1896.  All 
classes  have  same  voting  power.  The  first  preference  stock  carries 
cumulative  dividends  of  7  per  cent  per  annum,  with  right  to  partici- 
pate equally  with  other  stock  after  the  same  shall  have  received  7  per 
cent,  and  preferential  as  to  principal.  See  wording  of  preferred  cer- 
tificate in  editorial  of  May,  1893,  SUPPLEMENT. 

DIVIDENDS. — On  preferred  from  Feb.,  1892,  to  Jan.,  1897,  Inclusive, 
at  rate  of  7  per  cent  per  annum. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.-  Fiscal  year  ends  March  31.  Latest  earnings 
reported  are  for  ths  year  1894-5,  which  were  given  in  V.  61, 
p.  25,  and  were:  Net  earnings  from  business.  $734,699;  from  otuer 
sources,  $67,710;  total,  $802,409,  against  $1,640,809  in  1893-94;  in- 
terest paid  on  bonds  and  scrip,  $69,061 ;  dividends  on  pref.  stock, 
$274,059.  Total  to  credit  of  income  account  as  per  balance  sheet  Mar. 
31,  1895,  $3,979,400.  Current  liabilities  March  31,  1895— Accounts 

Siyable,   $403,017;    bills  payable,  $379,222;  bills  receivable  under 
seount,    $396,972;    accounts    receivable,    $2,116,131:    bills    dis 
counted    secured    by  Collateral,  $1,265,000.     Current  assets— Cash, 
$202,881;  bills  receivable,  $80,134;  (there  were  also  bills  receivable 
under  discount  $396,972;)  accounts  receivable,  $2,146,131. 

DIRECTORS. — Brayton  Ives  (Chairman  of  the  Board),  Charles  Francis 
Adams,  Lemuel  Bannister,  August  Belmont,  N.  W.  Bumstead,  A.  M. 
Byers,  Marcellus  Hartley,  G.  W.  Hebard.  Henry  B.Hyde  and  George 
Westlnghouse,  Jr.  President,  George  Westinghouse,  Jr.:  1st  Vice-Presi- 
dent, Lemuel  Bannister;  2d  Vice-President,  B.  H.  Warren;  3d  Vice- 
Preudent  and  Treasurer,  P.  F.  Kobbr.  N.  Y.  office  is  at  120  Broad- 
way.—(V.  60.  p.  561,  606:  V.  61,  p.  »5,  153,  241,  871;  V.  62,  p.  502, 
635,  689,  1040, 1042 ;  V.  63,  p.  31. 

Wheeling  Bridge  &  Terminal  Hallway.— Owns  a  railway 
bridge  at  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  completed  in  1891,  and  about  10  miles  of 
terminal  track,  connecting  with  the  Cleveland  &  Pittsburg.  Cleveland 
Loraln  A  Wheeling  and  Wheeling  &  L'tke  Erie  on  Ohio  side,  and  Balti- 
more* Ohio,  Ohio  River  Railway  and  Pittsburg  Wheeling  &  Ken- 
tucky (Pennsylvania  system)  on  the  Wheeling  side.  An  extension  of 
3  miles  from  Wheeling  to  Benwood  was  completed  in  March.  1895, 
with  receiver's  certificates, since  paid  off.  STOCK.— Au'horized  $1,500,- 
OOO;  par,  $100.  No  reorganization  plan  to  April,  1896.  C.  O.  Brewster 
is  receiver.  EARNINGS  —For  year  ending  Deo.  31,  1895,  gross,  $100,- 
042;  net,  $41,347.  In  1891,  gross,  $07,813;  net,  $20,458. 

Wheeling  Lake  Erie  &  Pltt«burg  Coal.?  See  this   SUPPLE- 
\\lilii-iircHKt    Fuel.    (Plan  V.  62,  p.  1140.     S    MENT,  page  154. 
Wlnoiia  Bridge.    Se»  RAILROADS. 


JANUARY,  lb»7.] 


MIS<  'ELL  ANEOUS     COMPANIES-SUPPLEMENTARY. 


l.Vl 


Securities  Outstanding  see  the  tables  on  pages  141  to  15~,    inclusive. 


Vmcrlcau  Kleclrlc  Healing  Corporation.— A  oonsolidatlou 
In  M.r.-n.  l-t'.»6.  of  prominent  electric  heating  companies.  Capltallza- 
Uon— Stock  $10.000.000  (par  $5O)  and  $5OO,OOO  at  15-year  3  per  cent 
ianamr  unu  K  which  are  to  be  cumulative  after  Jan.  1.  189S.  Presi- 
dent J.  Murray  Forbes  Oen.  Man.,  James  J.  Ayer.  Office,  611  Sears 
buil.ting.  Boston.  See  full  statement  V.  62.  p.  587,  634;  V.  63,  p.  7«:i. 
American  Straw  Board.— Incorporated  under  the  laws  of  Illi- 
nois. In  1893.  dividend*.  3  per  eent.  paid  In  March  and  June,  but  none 
slaxi  fimi  V.  62.  p.  587.  Total  Issue  of  bond*  wan  $1.250. OOO;  retired 
by  slokiui;  f  nu.l  to  Jan.,  1897,  $350.000.  More  bonds  are  to  redeemed 
In  Feb  .  1897. 

IL  BBfOBT— Estimated  surplus  for  year  1896.  $125,000— see 
V  >.  i  p.  179.  Report  for  1895  In  V.  62.  p  317:  total  output  73.534 
tons  and  groa*  Income  $3,575.OOO,  against  $2,199.OOO  in  1894. 

I-..'.  1-.-4  1893.  l-:rj. 

Prontv  $93.473       932.640       $342,176       $723.201 

•  nt  on  stock  ...        .     1-55  "-7  5-70  12  1O 

BHU  parable  Oct..  -98.  9285.000:  total  surplus  Jan.  1. 1896,  $146.092. 
.1  office.  Old  Colony  Building.  Chicago.  (V.  58.  p.  42,  262:  V. 
.100  ;  V.  62,  p.  137.  317.  587;  V.  64,  p.  179.) 

\  .1  rl.-mii  Type  rounder*  Co.— OKGASIZATIO*.— Incorporated 
In  i  -•'-•  under  law*  of  New  Jersey  to  carry  on  the  business  of  mann- 
^^^•big  and  selling  type.  Bee  CHBOITICLB  V.  55.  p.  625  and  adv. 
Early  m  1996  nrer  98  per  eent  In  Interest  of  the  stockholders,  acting 
on  th.-  -utrmenttn  V.  61.  p.  1 1O6, agreed  to  exchange  the  95.OOO.OOO 
eommou  and  $4.OOO.OOO  preferted  stock  at  15  for  the  common  and  75 
for  tli<-  rrrferred  Into  new  common  stock,  making  93.75O.OOO  In  all.— 
,..  682.  A*  part  of  tbe  capital  readjustment  95OO.OOO  gold  6  per 
eent  bunda<part  of  an  Issue  of  $l,OOO,OOOi  were  Issued  In  July.  1896 ; 
truole  .  Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.;  to  Oct.  31, 1896,  $196,000  deben- 
ture* hail  teen  sold. 

-  on  preferred  In  1893:  4  p.  e.;  none  since. 

ASM  n    KEroBT.— The  report  for  tbe  year  ending  Aug.  31. 1896,  was 
In  V  -!••  i»-  ing  net  earnings  for  tbe  year  of  $136.184. 

Odlce.  27  William  BL-(V.61.  p.  748,  829.  11O6;  V.  62.  p.  682; 
T.  63.  i».  115.  153.  79*.) 

»  i  In.  Tark.-A  Maasacbnsetts  corporation  of  1891:  Capitalization: 
•toek.  »70O.OOu;  1st  mortgage  6*.  Boston  Safe   Deposit  *   Trust  Co., 
-     '  >.OOO.    Thomas  J.  Lathrop  and  James  P.  Stearns  made  re- 
-iXI.-dee  V.  62.  p.  867.  lira    Total  liabilities.  9817.OOO. 

Bay  -tati-  «.«• 

aware  mainly  for " 
iu.-  -•  u-  :••  UM  •  lty_ 

fe" 


SB  Co.— Incorporated  tn  1899  under  the  laws  of  Del- 
rthe  purpose  of  .  on t rolling  tbe  eompanle*  supply 
y  of  Boston.    Tke  consolidation  Includes :  Bay  State, 
_  Gaslight.  Roxbury  'ia-llght.  Dorchmter  Gaslight  and 
Bo. ton  Gaslight.    V.  59,  p.  967.    The  Bay  Mate  Oas  Co.  of  New 
wa*  or*anl«ed  tn  1889  with  a  capital  slock  of  $1.OOO.OOO.  of 
$!»«5.oOo  wa«  sold  to  tbe  Delaware  Co.    Bee  "  bonds  "  below. 

9  to  $15,000.000  In  October, 
par.  iM.--V.61.  p.  610. 


B.  81. 


by 

Delaware 
hich 


1996.  to  acquire  "certain  gas 

Bono*. -The -Boston  United  Gas"  mortgage  of  1 889  was  Issue* 
the  B.  B.  Gas  Co.  of  Kew  Jeney  and  guaranteed  by  the  Dela» 
company.  The  mortgage  to  for  912.OOO.OOO  gold  bonds,  of  wi 
97.000.000  wen  secured  by  depo.lt  with  the  Mercantile  Trust 
On.,  trustee,  of  pi afnoally  all  <he  stock  of  thoBnton.  South  Boston, 
Smt  iry  and  Bay  State  fal  Mam  >  fa*-Ught  8»mp*nls*  of  Boston,  said 
to  bar*  cost  orer  •  1O.OOO.OOO.  Of  the  isl«*ni  c$5.OOO.OOO).  93.OOO.OOO 
wem  ra nited  to  arqnlr*  other  ga*  ec 

C .000.000  for  Improvement*,   beh 
5  rotes.  There  ban  annual  i 


•1  year  end*  Juno  90.    Combined  earnings  of  tbe  S 


al'i  terms  and 

i  bond  is  entitled 

-j  fund  of  one  per  cent  of  tbe  e»Ure 
be  drawn  at  1O5.  All  the  bond*  ls.ue.1  are  de- 
posited with  Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  M.Y..  which  Issues  Its  Boston  United 
Oas  trust 

eonii.*uir.  «!,.... 

'.".«  .Vrt.        ntktriitr.  DitUUnJf.   Bat..ntr. 

18956 92.11>-  .,7    $4«9.«00    $150,387 

1-  .  i>6      501.900        49,450 

49>t),  J.  R.  Bartlett.    IV.  62,  p.  318.  898. 
•    V.  63.  p.  701.  753,  837,  922.  987. 10O8;  T.  64,  p.  81.) 
Bo «loii  A  Jloiiiana  Tf  Inlng.— V   >I2.  p.  969. 
Hriin.v.1.  L    <  ompaiiy.— Own*  real  estate  and  water  front  In 
>a..*nd  stocks  IB  local  eo*.    The  property  wa*  sold  In 

forrtlo.ur.-  J.»n    -..]-••"...    .1    i   .-.i.....^    t, .    II BimUtei     ••       mi 

•5A.OOO.    Kntekerboeker  Trust  Co.,  of  New  York,   wa* 
~*of  th*oldmort9n««--4T.9S.p.lH5:  V.  «4.  p.  133.) 

Cambria  Iron  <...— Incorporated  In  1852  la  Penn*ylraala  under 

•smsAlial   AkArlAT      flmmm   lil.at    >•••••  !•    mlllflj^   mill*.  *t*)Cl    Work*. 


c  • 


wn,  fa. 
tal  stock  Is  97.974.A9O 


$SO).  baring  bee*  Increased 


."  •   w,  vf  ,a  t  ^ttM\r^r  IMBK  ^*r*rft  Hi*.  IHK  vwm  ill*  rv^ivw 

$6.000,000.    See  »760.  p.  1057:  V.  62.  p.  277. 

en  paid  for  many  years:  from  1899  to  Oct..  IBM, 

tperanuas.    A  stock  clrldand  of  12><  per  eent 


gOH.  SI,  It95.  show*  total  Income  9719.- 
ontt.  nOO.OOOi  guarantee  on  new  stsok  I  s- 
ote..$W3.1>«»:  loarlnr  a  surplus  of$12t.- 
9l  mil  to*  Oat.  31.  ia»5.  93.728.  IPO.  The 
rasMod  nearly  99  per  cent  In  value  during 
.  to  270.513  tons,  ralued  at  97.O01.04A. 


12,  p.  277.) 
>  -\  land 
id.  The  Union  RR 

•<98.  to  9494JM.  nmilB*  tbe  property 
it  In  held  by  the  mortgage  trustee  till  the  bonds 
MmOentnjahall  be  paid  offal  maturity  on  May 
nt  mortnn  sinking  fund.  9672.4AA.  received  In 

on  Nor.  2. 


ny  owning  prop- 
mortgage  sinking 


been 


«94»8.945l  was  paid  ; 
paid.  All  dobu  baring 
rn*  applied  to  tbe  purchase  of  tbe 
n  Jan..  "97.  9,1.0»2.30o.    For  year 
a*  rents,  isle  of  lands  and 


bank  X 

<    .I.I-H.   I 


idry  expense*  $42.4O3 :  724 
IWMtor$90.131. 


Total  la 


hard,  II   r  k 


..dall.    See  V.  6  J,  p.  1131. 

l»,  l»  \»  «rr  Canals— Owns  canal  from  I>elawar* 
In  June,  1803.  bondholder*  were  axked 
ntorest  rtn  plaee  of  A  per  oentt  until  contingent 
«I3.  shnsiU  again  amount  to  91OO.OOO.  Interest 
tea  In  rb«l«<ll|kH  For  year  ending  May  31, 
s-ere*160.»(9:  malntenanoe  of  canal.  947.768 ; 

.-.!     .   ,,  ,:.-.  .      jl.il.l      -  ,     ,        .  ...... 

ar.  $50.  President.  Joseph  K.  (illllnKliain. 
mom  Brtdjre  c*.— Own*  a  railway  and  highway 
•  bHaaniirl  Klrer  at  Atehlson.  Kansas.  whl<  h  was 
ray  anmpaiilns.  A  psmajota  to  bridge  was  washed 
194.  9toek.  9l.ini.60O;  par  $10O.  There  are  2d 
*.  '»4.  roop.  last  pakl.  tbe  bondu  inatnnsl  In  18O5 
!r»t  taortgare  coupons  dor. >tn  I.  1  •<".-.,  au.l  «lnce 
i^lUUtrf  Oommlfiti.— F.  W.  Pelton.  John  J.  Mhlp- 
of  Clerelamli,  Jarae*  J.  Hlcirlnson  (X.  Y.)  and 


George  S.  Morlson  (Chicago).  Depositaries :  Central  Trust  Co.  of  N.Y 
and  ClUzens'  Savlne  A  Loan  Association,  Cleveland,  O.  See  CHRON 
ICLE  of  Jan.  25, 1896. 

EABMNOS— Year  ending  June  3O.  1896,  gross.  955,129;  operating 
expen.  *  taxes,  » 20,583;  net,  934,545;  Int.  on  1st  &  2d  uittcs..  not 
IMiui.  $56,912.  Agents  N.Y.  City,  W.  A  J.  O'Brien.— (V.  62,  p.  185,  588.) 

Chicago  Economic  Fuel  Cna  Co.— Organized  In  1890  In 
Chicago,  Illinois.  The  maximum  price  to  be  charged  for  illumi- 
nating gas,  as  ttxed  by  ordinance,  is  $1  1O  per  thousand  cubic  feet; 
for  fuel  gas  6O  cents  per  thousand  cubic  feet.  Annual  royalty  to  the 
city  of  3  per  cent  of  gross  revenue  from  Illuminating  gas  and  5  per 
cent  from  fuel  gas.  Stock  $5,OOO,OOO,  par  100. 

BOND*.— The  mortgage  of  1893  la  for  $5,OOO,OOO  (trustee.  Central 
Trust  Co..N.  Y.I;  the  balance  unissued  can  be  used  only  for  exten- 
sions, equipments  or  betterments  to  tbe  amount  of  90  per  cent  thereof. 
Sluicing  fund  Is  2  per  cent  of  surplus  ea  nlngs  yearly,  bonds  to  be 
bought  at  not  over  105.  (V.  54,  p.  366.  405.  799.) 

Chicago  Ediaon  Co.-See  V.  62,  p.  987,  1138;  V.  63,  p.  5O4,  793. 

Colorado  Coal  sV  Iron  Development.— Formerly  controlled  by 
Col.  Coal  A  Iron  Co.  Stock  (par  $IOO),  common.  $6,OOO.OOO.  of  which 
$500,000  held  by  trustee  for  benefit  of  stockholders—  see  below;  pre- 
ferred, $500,000,  non-cumulative,  5  per  cent.  See  full  statement  to  N. 
Y.  Stock  Exchange  In  December,  1892,  In  V.  55,  p.  1112.  John  L. 
Jerome  was  appointed  receiver  June  24, 1896,  on  application  of  Col.  F. 
A  Iron  Co.  Notice  of  Development  Co.  to  vacate  order  of  receivership 
will  l>e  heard  In  Pueblo,  Col.,  on  Dec.  20, 1896.  Coupons  due  Jan.  1 
and  July  1.  1896.  were  purchased.  See  V.  63.  p.  29.  President,  Henry 
H.  Truman;  Kew  York  Office,  40  Wall  St.— V.  63,  p.  29. 

Cosnatock  Tunnel  Co.— Owns  Sutro  Tunnel  on  Comstock  Lode  for 
facilitating  gold  and  sliver  mining  operations  and  has  contracts  with 
mining  companies  for  royalty  at  rate  of  4  per  cent  on  bullion  yield 
at  market  price  In  gold.  Stock,  $4,000.000  (par,  92-OO).  Interest  paid 
on  Incomes  Nor.  1, 1892.  m  per  cent:  none  since.  Report  for  year 
endlnr  Angn«t  31.  1895,  wa*  given  at  length  In  V.  61.  p.  747,752. 
New  York  office.  No.  7O  Broadway.  Franklin  Leonard,  President,— (V. 
GO.  p.  748;  V.61,p.  747,  74*.) 


Consolidated  Flrrtrle  Llcht.— The  property  of  this  company 

o  the  Wentlnghouse,  Electric  Con 


In  New  York  and  Pm«t>urt:  I.  leased  to 


pany  for  91  5O.OOO  per  annum,  and  one  cent  royalty  on  every  incan- 
•rlc  lamp  manufactured  by  the  lessee.    For  statement 
made  to  New  York  stock  Exchange  on  listing  stock,  see  CHKHMCLK, 
V.  48.  p.  428.    The  last  of  the  debenture*  wa*  paid  Jan.  1  .  1895. 

Conaolldatrd  lee.-Organlxed  as  stated  In  V.  62,  p.  908.  In  Mar 
1895.  tinder  law*  of  Maine,  and  has  purchased  control  of  various  toe 
properties.  InrludluK  Knickerbocker.  National.  Rtdgewood,  Consumers, 
Montank,  Dealers  and  Standard,  of  New  York,  ana  a  large  number  In 
Maine.  Capitalization  Is  $6,MN>.OOO  common  stock  and  93.5OO.lKK) 
preferred  6  per  cent  cumulative.  Dividend"  on  prrftrrtd—  1896,  Aug., 
Directors  In  V.  «.'.  p.  104<).-<V.  62.  p.  908.) 

(\VIM.H  rasjsp  *  Mon*-  Mil  |>  *  Kniflnr  Building  Co.—  Incor- 
porated In  Pennsylvania  In  1S71-72  to  takeover  the  business)  estab- 
lished by  Win.  Cramp  In  183O.  Tbe  company.  In  March.  1896.  Issued 
a  statement  for  tbe  nine  months  ending  Jan.  31.  1896.  showlnir  gross 
reealpUof  93317.494.  and  net  over  expenses,  taxes.  Insurance  and 
•Ink  Ing  fund  of  $273.795.  Tbe  statement  said  that  while  the  result* 
of  tbe  business  would  justify  the  declaration  of  the  regular  dividend, 
It  had  been  thought  best  to  fund  the  floating  Indebtedness  to  theex- 
t.  i.t  of  «1.5OO,OOO.  payable  at  the  rate  of  $:>o,uoti  a  month,  beginning 
with  the  1st  of  August  1896.  and  In  order  to  meet  these  payments  to 
discontinue  dividends  for  the  present.  Payment  of  these  Instalment* 
may  be  anticipated,  and  In  Jan..  1)7.  those  due  to  Msr.  1.  1897,  had 
been  paid.  There  Is  also  a  ••  shipyard  "  first  mortjcain-  ' 
of  6  per  cent  bonds  dur  July  31.  1900.  of  which  $185,000  outstand- 
ing. Bills  payanl-  6.  91  81,000,  Fiscal  year  ends  April  30. 

•»U  paid  In  recent  years:  1891  .  -  i>  <•  :  1*92.  «  p.  c.  aid  2O  p.  c. 
•.  -I.  •  k.    1-'  :.  10  p    .    .    1--M    -  ,,    e    .in.!    I"  r    ••  .   rilr.i  .    UM,  7  p.  .-  ; 

.,,   i-....  MM    .v  :,-.  ,.   Mil  v  .....  i  .....  ; 

Detroit  iMikliia.  A  Jlarquelte  Land  «irant  Bonds.—  Owns 
about  1.300.000  acre*  of  land  In  Northern  Michigan,  along  the  line  of 
the  Detroit  M*a>1n*e  *  Marauette  RR.  Land*  are  free  from  taxation 
till  1898.  Of  the  total  tassteof  $4^00.000  bond*.  91.448.OOO  had  been 
purchased  and  canceled  prior  to  Jan.  1,  18*6.  at  price*  ranging  from 
M  to  99>f  par  emit  In  October.  1808.9  per  cent  Interest  was  paid; 
In  1893.  *  p.  e.;  In  1804.  2  p.  r.;  In  1895.  2  p.  a;  in  1896,  2  p.  o.,  at 
Central  Tract  Co..  M.  Y.—  (VT  63.  p.  651  .) 

Detroit  I  nlnn  MK.,  Depot  *V  station.—  Own*  40  acre*  of 
terminal  property  at  Detroit.  Mleh..  Including  3>a  miles  steel  traek. 
freight  bonaeTgraln  elevator,  etc..  all  except  tbe  elevator  leased  to  tbe 
Wabasb.  the  Flint  A  P.  M.  and  the  Detroit  Lansing  A  Northern  RR. 
companies  at  a  fixed  rental  of  994.727  yearly.  In  year  1  895  receipt* 
from  rentals,  elevator,  etc..  were  9149.584  :  expenses.  Including  taxes. 
Insurance  and  expense  of  elevator.  926.9O7  :  net  Income  applicable  M 
dividends.  •122.677.  Dividends  for  five  rears.  1891-95,  averaged  5"4 
percent.  Jan.  1.  1896.  there  was  no  funded  nor  floating  debt  Acting 
President  (Oct.,  1890),  James  Joy.-(V.  53,  p.  59  ;  V.  54,  p.  725.) 


at 


V  Y  . 

September  a  sseond  ____  „-_-  - 

Trust  Oo.-(  V.  93.  p.  31O,  5O4.) 


Duliilh— Nnprrtor  Bridge.— Organized  In  1896  to  build  a  bridge 

t  West  Superior,  Wl.  .  which  will  be  used  by  tbe  Duluth  Street  Ry. 

In  August.  1896.  a/lrs<  mortgage  was  made  to  the  OVntral  Trust  Co., 
for  965O,OOO  »f  5  0.  o.  gold  bonds,  due  lf)J«,  and  In 
ltd  mortgage  for  9300,000  5s  of  1936,  also  to  Central 
.p.  310,  504.) 

Kqnltable  «...  Light  Co.  of  «ew  Vork.-IncorimraUMl  March 
9.1882.  Own*  three  blocks  between  Thirty-ninth  and  Forty-seoond 
streets.  First  Avenue  and  Bast  Rlrer,  also  32  lot*  between  Kifty- 
etgbth  and  Fifty-ninth  street*  and  Tenth  and  Eleventh  arenues.  and 
four  lot*  southeast  corner  Eleventh  Avenue  and  Fifty-ninth  Street. 
Total  assets  January  1.  1889.  96.185.87O.  Including  mains  abont  114 
miles;  gas  works  rained  at  $2.501,952 ;  real  estate  at  $1 .190,922. 

I>ivii>r.*M.—  In  1086,54  per  cent;  from  1897  to  Oct.  1892,  both 
Inclusive,  at  rate  of  8  per  oent  yearly;  In  1893,  9  p.  c.;  In  1894.  12 
p.  o.;  In  1895,  12  p.  c.:  In  1M96.  12  p.  c.;  In  1897,  Jan.,  3  p.  e. 

In  1H96  9200,000  bonds  were  Issued  for  extensions.  Office,  340 
Third  Avenif  129;  V.  54,  p.  643:  V.  62,  p.  413.) 

Fort  si,.... i  i  M|, ,11  Depot  (Detroit.)— Owns  depot  property  at 
leased  In  perpetuity  to  tbe  Wttbanh.  the  Flint 

*  Pere  Marqnette.  tbe  Detroit  Lansing  >t  Northern  and  the  Canadian 
I'aclflc.  The  lease  provide*  for  the  payment  of  a  net  rent  which  shall 
be  equivalent  to  all  the  annual  charges  and  A  per  oent  per  annum  upon 
tne  total  tost  of  all  the  property,  to  be  paid  by  the  lessees  In  monthly 


_  Stock.  $1,000,000;  par,  «1OO.  Bills  paynbln  to  oom- 
pleto  the  work  were  on  Jan.  1,  1896.  9308,694,  which  were  In  Oct.. 
1  Him.  to  be  funded  by  sale  of  1st  and  2d  mortgage  Imnds.  Bonds  listed 
In  New  York  In  May.  1893.  For  year  end.  Dee.  3,  1895,  gross,  9126.- 
-.-•.(.  In  1894,  gross,  9126,985.  Bee  adr.  V.  54,  Apr.  16.  (V.  56,  p.  887.) 
Ili-cker-Jonen-Jewell  Willing.— Organized  under  laws  of  New 
Jeney.  It*  securities  are  as  follows : 

Par.         Inlrrttt.  Amnunt.        Latl  Dif.,  ele. 

Common  stock 91OO  92.000,000         

1st  pref.  stock. 1OO       8  O.  -M.          3,r>OO,OOO       Dec. '  .'90,2% 

IstM.,  gold 1,000       BM.  *8.          2.AOO.OOO       Sept.  1,  1922 

•ibject  to  call  at  1 1O  after  So  jt.  1,  1902.    Prof,  stock  hai  pref- 
erence  as  to  both  a*set«  and  dividends.    Interest  and  dividends  are 


l.-il 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 

==========^========== — 

for  Securities  Outstanding  see  the  tables  on  pages  HI  to  152,  inclusive. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


Mrable  at  Franklin  Trust  Co.,  Brooklyn.    Dividends  on  preferred  to 
18&.  Incl..  8  per  cent  per  annum.    President,  Eugene  Jonee. 
Offloe.  Produce  Exchange  Building. 


tertoMae«rio*l"oo"of  iT  Y.  City.  *«  doMirlutloii  <if  property,  scouri- 
fie^t^naSplStlon to  New  York  Stock  Exchange  June  1895  V, 
StTp ?  ft*"  6ivio«i.o».-ln  18111.  June  5  p  c.  In  «r,p;  In  1895.  July, 
I,.  President.  E.iw»r,l  II.  Johnson  527  West 


Iron  NtMrnkoal  Co.—  Property  consists  of  seven  Iron  steamboats. 
»or7«"r  en?~«0ot  31,  1806.  groi  receipts  were  $2^.864;  :  "l-erat- 
Inc  expense*.  $131.405;  terminal  charge*.  $3O,OH6;  rentals,  $10,40j, 

t.  on  bond»7  etc..  f  S7.»54;  bal.  def.  lor  year,  *  J.U86.    Total  surplus 

Nov.  1.  IMMTtl  W.4W-  In  J""""}^.  18^A  »»»O11'  ^""Sj^Sg! 
•2.000.000  to  MOO.OOO.  Dividends  since  1888—  In  1887,  V>s;  In  1888, 
Su;  In  1889.  2;  In  181H),  2;ln  1H91,  none;  In  1892.  1:  none  since  Pros., 
Allen  C.  Washington.  Pier  1.  North  Rlver.-(V.  03.  p.  9»6,  1115.) 

.1  .  M  .-.  ...  *  ••l.-.iril.-l.l  Com!  *  Iron  OO.-OROANIZATIOS.— 
Orcanlied  umler-the  lawn  of  Pennsylvania  In  May.  18»ii,  to  acmm 
the  ooal  anil  other  properties  of  the  Boll,  Lewis  A  Yates  Goal  Mining 
OoT  See  V.  «K.  p.  90$:  V.  6:1.  p.  IIS.  The  securities  of  the  new  com- 
pany are  Included  In  the  table  on  page  1  IS  of  this  UCPPI.KMENT.  The 
propertr  mortgaged  oon<l«U  of  about  7,800  acre*  of  land*  in  fee  and 
eoalrighU  and  4,000  acres  of  leasehold  lands.  The  present  capacity 
of  the  mine*  U  about  10,000  tons  per  day,  but  the  greatest  amount 
•o  far  shipped  In  one  year  was  1,S41,OOO  tons. 

BONUS.—  Trustee  for  flrst  mortgage  Is  the  Guaranty  Trust  Co,  of  New 
York;  for  the  second  mortgage,  the  United  States  Mortgage  &  Trust 
Co.  The  sinking  fund  Is  3  cents  for  each  ton  of  ooal  mined,  the  p  ty- 
iii.-nt  •>  not  to  he  less  than  $50,OOO  per  annum,  and  the  bonds  to  be  drawn 
•t  103  and  accrued  Interest,  if  not  purchasable  for  less.  Any  bonds  so 
purchased  or  drawn  are  to  be  held  uncanceled  by  the  trustee,  and  the 
interest  on  them  Invested  for  the  sinking  fund.  It  Is  estimated  that 
with  these  accumulations  the  firsts  will  be  retired  In  twenty-three  years 
and  the  seconds  In  twenty-right  years  and  six  months. 

As  further  security  for  the  bonus  there  Is  pledged  with  the  Guaranty 
Trust  Company  of  New  York,  Reynoldsvllle  &  Calls  Creek  BR.  Co. 
first  mortgage  6  percent  bonds  $170,000.  and  $170.000  stock  being  the 
total  capital  and  securities  of  that  company.  The  Reynoldsville  A 
Falls  Creek  RR.  Co.  owns  about  28  miles  of  track,  connecting  die 
mine*  at  Falls  Creek  with  Buff.  Rocli.  &  Pitts.  Ry.,  Penn.  RR.,  Erie 
RR.,  Western  K.  Y.  A  Penn.  RR. 

STOCK.—  The  $1,500,000  common  and  $300,000  preferred  stock  U 
owned  by  the  Rochester  A  Plttburg  Coal  A  Iron  Co.,  which  places  the 
control  of  the  output  from  the  pi  operty  with  the  Buffalo  Rochester  & 
PltUburg  Railway  Co.—  (V.  63,  o.  115,  7Jt>.) 

(  lh.  >  Johnnon  Co.—  Tills  company  ranks  among  the  leading 
companies  In  the  United  States  In  the  production  of  Bessemer  steel. 
Its  works  are  located  at  Loraln,  Ohio,  and  Johnstown,  Pennsylvania. 
Its  flrst  mortgage  secures  $2,000,000  sinking  fund  6  per  cent  gold 
bonds,  dated  1894,  due  Sept.  1,  1914,  Interest  M.  A.  S.  A  sinking  fund 
provides  for  the  redemption  of  $100,000  of  the  bonds  annually  on  Sept. 
1,  at  105  and  Interest,  If  they  cannot  be  purchased  for  less.  Bonds  In 
•Inking  fund  October,  1896,  $700,000. 

The  cost  of  the  property  In  May,  1890,  was  certified  to  have  been 
$4,799,  OOO.amt  the  average  annual  net  profits  for  the  past  six  years  to 
have  been  $476,61  1.  Interest  charge  is  $120,000.—  See  V.  62,  p.  949. 

Joseph  It..  M  i-n  M  Rubber  Co.—  V.  63,  p.  1063. 

J  ••  H  ni.'i.  >  &  Burnliam.—  See  V.  54,  p.  192  and  adv. 

Madison  Square  Garden.  —  Owns  In  fee  the  block  of  land  In 
New  York  City  bounded  by  Madison  and  Fourth  avenues  and  26th 
and  27th  streets,  together  with  building  thereon,  containing  theatre, 
amphitheatre,  etc.  Stock  $2.OOO,OOO,  (par  $100);  a  majority  is  depos- 
ited In  trust  for  five  years  with  J.  Plerpont  Morgan,  Charles  Lauier 
and  three  associates.  There  Is  a  second  mortgage  for  $750,000. 

nassarhnsetts  Pipe  Line.—  See  V.  63,  p.  116. 

n«xwell  Land  Grant  Company.—  Owns  1,714,764  acres  In 
Colorado  and  New  Mexico,  containing  coal,  timber  and  land  fit  for 
crazing  and  agricultural  purposes.  (See  map  In  SUPPLEMENT  of  March, 
1889,  and  prior  Issues.)  The  prior  lien  bonds  are  payable  at,  110  at 
maturity,  or  redeemable  at  par  from  proceeds  of  land  sales.  In  1891 
Interest  was  defaulted  ana  was  paid  with  prior  lien  bonds  or  cer- 
tificates convertible  into  prior  lien  bonds.  Stock,  £950,000. 

National  Rice  .Timing.—  See  full  statement  V.  55,  p.  49. 

New  York  mutual  Telegraph.—  Successor  to  the  Mutual  Union 
Telegraph  Company.  The  stock  carries  dividends  of  6  per  cent  per 
annum  under  a  lease  for  99  years  from  February  15,  1883,  to  Western 
Union  Telegraph.  The  Western  Union  gives  its  collateral  trust  bonds 
In  exchange  at  par  for  the  stock  and  bonds  of  this  company. 

New  York  Musqnehanna  &  Western  Coal.—  Held  in  interest 
of  New  York  Susquebanna  A  Western  RR.,  under  whose  collateral 
trust  deed  of  1895  are  pledged  $525,000  second  mortgage  bonds, 
•90,000  preferred  stock  and  $359,^00  common  stock.  The  flrst  mort- 
«age  is  for  $300.000  6s,  M.  A  8.,  due  1912;  original  Issue  was  $600,000 
but  In  Nov.,  1898,  only  $103,030  firsts  were  outstanding;  seconds  out- 
standing were  $525,000. 

New  York  ic  Texan  Land.—  This  company  took  the  lands  granted 
to  the  International  and  Houston  A  Great  Northern  railroads,  about 
0,000,000  acres.  June  30,  1896.  had  2,078,296  acres  unsold  and  there 
w,*!!,S?02l08<)  of  lan<1  80rIP  receivable  at  75  p.  c.  of  lands  sold.  Stock, 
$  1,500,000;  par  $50.  Agent  J.  8.  Wetmore,  No.  2  Wall  Street. 
•wN*T  y^,rk  *  Wllke«barre  Coal  —  Organized  In  interest  of 
Iiew^rk  Susquehanna  A  Western  RR.  and  has  Issued  $450000  of 
first  mortgage  coupon  Os  dated  1893,  due  Nov.  1,  1933,  $500  each 
est  payable  M.  A  N.  at  26  Cortlandt  Street.  Mortgage  trustee, 

.  %de",^f*  5.CIS!?"*0i'~l11  September,  1896,  15  miles  of  mains 
lUMUraen  lald.-(V.  60,  p.  432  ;  V.  62,  p.  1178  ;  V.  63.  p.  559.) 

Ohio  FallM  Car  'manufacturing  Co.—  Incorporated  under  the 

i£Wi*ani      lana'n118P2.a»  »«"««»»"'•  to  Ohio  Falls  Car  Co.,  established 

305.    located  at  Clarksvllle,  near  Jelfersonville,  Ind     See  adv 

CHRONICLE  of  Oct.  22,  18!)2,  and  Maltland,  Coppell  A  Co   24  Exchange 

fSf'nf  "M°  ^  T0'  1>m"  I>ayaW°'  S^S^ei;  bills  recelvlbl«.  $309, 
.    Dividends-Oil  common  In  1893.  12  p.  c.;  none  since.    On  pre- 
ferred 2  p.  c.  quarterly  Jan..  '93.  to  Jan.,  1895,  inclusive;  in  1896, 
April,  2  p.  c.;  July,  2  p.  c.;  none  since.—  (V.  63,  p.  188) 


or  yeo 
war™nt 


,,,  •    -  - 

5Sd^??l^<t1!S»$i'«in^;,,Th  war™nt  re<"als  Tom  city,  butnot 
paid,  $27,154;  total.  $103,310;  operating  expenses,  Including  miscel- 
laneous Interest  and  exchange,  $51,422  ;   taxes,  $4,393. 
Frail  it  Whitney.-  See  CHRONICLE,  V.  55,  p.  967. 

de'aVunon^'UT  s^ervlvr^le"'~Tne  8llrer  bulllon  certificate. 
t  In  on  the  N.  V  Stock  Kxohange  represent  oaoh  1  OOO  ounces  of 
anesuver  bullion  deposited  with  the  Mercantile  Safe  Deposit  Co  of  New 
York  .  and  are  each  subject  to  a  storage  charge  of  two  cents  per  day-  bar 
it  ver  storage  Is  one  cent  per  day.  Av.  weTght  of  bars  lsl,080  oz' 


South  Yuba  Water  Co.— Owns  18  storage  lakes  and  reservoirs  In 
Placer  and  Nevada  counties,  California,  12  distributing  reservoirs  and 
50O  miles  of  canal  and  plpo  llne-t.  Incorporated  in  California  in  1834 
and  in  Nnw  York  in  1880.  Supplies  wrter  for  household  aud  municipal 
purposes,  power  and  Irrigation,  electric  power  and  light.  Area 
niimilied  about  2.0OO  square  miles. 

Mortgage  trustee,  Farmer's  Loan  A  Trust  Co.  Application  to  N.  Y. 
Stock  Exchange  for  listing  bonds  of  1893  in  Vol.  59,  p.  700.  For  year 
1895  gross,  $154.230;  net,  $82,359;  charges  $33,450. 

OFFICERS.— President,  Warner  Van  Norden;  Vioe-Presldent,  William 
Dowd:  Secretary,  H.  W.  Lnzolle.  Offloei,  45  Ced»r  St.,  N.  Y.;  Nevada 
City,  C.il.  and  Auburn.  Cal.  (V.  59,  p.  t>s',  697,  700.) 

Sterling;  Iron  ic  Railway.— The  property  of  this  company,  in 
Orange  County,  N.  Y.  (and  a  few  acres  in  Rookland.,  consists  of  25,000 
acres  of  land,  with  furnaces,  Ac.  The  company  endorses  the  $471,674 
bonds  of  the  Sterling  Mountain  Railway.  Stock  is  $2,300,000— par, 
$50.  New  York  office,  45  William  St.,  New  York. 

Stllwell,  Blerce  and  Smlth-Valle  Co.— See  V.  55,  p.  884. 

Southern  Cotton  •!!.— A  New  Jersey  corporation  owning  eight 
crushing  mills  in  the  South  with  an  aggregate  capacity  of  1,825  tons  of  ' 
seed  p«r  day;  also  owns  5  refineries,  etc. 

In  May,  1893,  the  capital  stock  was  reduced  from  $5,000,000  (par 
$100)  authorized,  of  whioh-$4,000,000  issued,  to  $2,000,000  (par  $50.) 

DIVIDENDS.—  >   1899          1390-91          1892          1893          1893 
Per  cent.     J       8  0  5  53  June 

ANNUAL  RSPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  April  30.  Report  for  year  1895- 
96  showed  profits  for  year  of  $30,820.  In  1894-9o  profits  for  year, 
$210,462;  dividend  due  June  15,  1895,  $120,000;  balanoe.  surplus 
for  year,  $90,462.  Total  profit  and  loss  surplus  April  30, 1896,  $437,- 
939.  In  1893-94  net  loss  under  operating,  $146,011.  President, 
Henry  C.  Butcher.  Office,  Camden,  N.  J.  (V.  60,  p.  838,  874.  1058.) 

Snsquehanna  Coal.— Owns  coal  property  at  Nanticoke,  Luzerne 
Co.,  Pa.  Pennsylvania  RR.  owns  all  the  $2,136,800  stock  and  guaran- 
tee the  bonds  principal  and  Interest.  Dividends,  6  per  cent. 

Texas  &  Pacific  Coal.— Owns  33,000  acres  of  coal  lands  in 
Texas.  Business  consists  of  mining  coal  and  manufacturing  coke, 
etc.  Capital  stock  $2,000,000,  full  paid.  Quarterly  dividends  of  1  per 
cert  (O.— J.)  are  paid.  Mortgage  is  for  $500,000  of  6  p.  c.  bonds,  due 
1908;  bonds  for  $139,000  in  sinking  fund  (Jan.  7,  1897),  le  iving 
$361,000  outstanding ;  interest  A.  &  O.  at  <  entral  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  the 
mortgage  trustee.  President,  R.  D.  Hunter,  Fort  Worth,  Tex.;  Vice- 
President,  Edgar  L.  Marsten,  33  Wall  Street,  New  York. 

Texas  tc  Pacific  Land  Tru»t.— Holds  at  present  the  ownership 
of  the  lands  formerly  belonging  to  the  Texas  A  Pacific  Railway.  The 
trustees  of  the  land  trust  are  Messrs.  Charles  J.  Canda,  Simeon  J. 
Drake  and  William  Strauss,  of  New  York.  On  Jan  1, 1896,  they  held 
3,247,412  acres  of  land,  $27,832  contract  obligations,  $149,090  bill» 
receivable.  $3,382  cash.  The  liabilities  were :  Proprietary  certificates, 
$9,264,696;  outstanding,  Texas  A  Pacific  Railway  Eastern  Division, 
land  securities.  $298,138;  due  Central  Trust  Company,  $68,000; 
vouchers  unpaid,  $33,333.  In  1895  sold  5,401  acres  (against  2,533 
acres  in  1894)  for  $2,160  cash  and  $16,294  bills  receivable ;  total  cash 
receipts  $i5,236,  including  $32,48  >  from  rental*  and  $19,512  from 
bills  receivable;  expenditures,  $55,906.  N.  Y.  Office,  No.  11  Pine  St. 

Trow  Directory  Printing  &.  Bookbinding.— Organized  in 
1891  under  laws  of  New  Jersey.  See  advertisement  in  L-'HRONICLB 
of  July  18,1891.  Common  stock.  $725,500;  preferred,  8  per  cent 
cumulative,  $750,000.  Quarterly  dividends  of  2  per  cent  (8  per  an- 
num) were  paid  on  preferred  stock  regularly  until  1893.  None  paid 
since.  Accrued  dividends  unpaid  on  preferred  to  July  31,  1896, 
amounted  to  $225,000.  Fiscal  year  ends  Julv  31.  Report  for  1895-96 
was  in  V.  63,  p.  355,  showing  profit  for  year  $17,017  after  charging  off 
$17,724  for  depreciation  and  $3,419  reserved  for  doubtful  debts.  Bills 
payable  July  31, 1896.  were  $53,500  for  loans  and  $22,86O  for  new 
machinery.  DIRECTORS.— July  31, 1896  :  Robert  W.  Smith,  President, 
N.  Y.  City ;  James  G.  Cannon,  Vice-President ;  W.  H.  Bates,  Secretary ; 
Josepli  F.  Simmons,  Treasurer ;  G.  P.  Morosim,  Philip  Hathaway,  R. 
W.  Gibson,  William  H.  Porter.— (V.  61,  p.  365 ;  V.  63,  p.  355.) 

United  States  Cutlery.— See  V.  54,  p.  1036. 

Virginia  &  Tennessee  Coal  &  Iron  Co. — Incorporated  under 
laws  of  Virginia  and  owns  about  100,000  acres  of  land  in  the  Clinch 
Valley  coal  region  of  Virginia,  and  in  Perry  and  Letcher  counties,  Ky. 
The  company  leases  Its  lands  on  a  royalty  of  10  ce  its  per  ton.  There 
are  now  eight  leases  In  operation  on  the  12,400  acres  covered  by  the 
mortgage,  and  ten  or  fifteen  more  leases  can  be  made.  Capital  stock 
i.s  $5,000,000  (par  $1OO),  of  which  $1,295,000  is  in  treasury.  Loans 
and  bills  payable  June  30,  1896,  $25,618.  Gross  earnings  for  year 
ending  April  30, 1896,  gross,  $20,373;  operating  expenses,  $6,256;  in- 
terest and  taxes,  $S,371:  balance  surplus,  $5,746.  In  1895  from  roy- 
alties were  $18,960;  other  sources,  $540;  operating  expenses  $6,500; 
taxes,  $1,700:  net  earnings,  $11,300;  interest  and  other  fixed  charges, 
$7,170;  balanoe  surplus,  $4,130. 

Wagner  Palace  Car  Co.— A.  joint-stock  association,  which  owns 
and  operates  the  Wagner  cars  in  twenty  States  and  in  Canada  on  many 
important  railroad  systems.  Stock,  authorized,  $20,000,000. 

Yearsend.  June30.     Gross.  Net.  Dividends.       Balance. 

1896 $3,660,333    $1,567.891 

1895 3,368,942       1,560,187 

1894 4,2t>3,259      1,439,557 

-(V.  63,  p.  603.) 

Wheeling  Lake  Erie  &  Pittabnrg  Coal.— Organized  Aug.  7. 
1888,  to  work  coal  in  Jefferson  Co.,  Ohio.  Stock  $1,000,000,  of 
which  $670,000  owned  by  Wheeling  A  Lake  Erie  Ry.  Co.,  which  went 
into  receivers'  hands  Jan.  15, 1897.  See  Wheeling  Lake  Erie  A  Pitts- 
burg  Coal  Co.  bondholders'  committee.— V.  64,  p.  182.  There  is  a 
sinking  fund  of  5  cents  a  ton  for  which  the  bonds  may  be  called  for  pay- 
ment at  105  and  interest.  Year  endin*  Juno  30,  1895,  the  total 
amount  received  for  production  was  $505,281,  against  $475,928  in 
18113-94;  net  earnings  $69,215,  against  $30,055;  other  income, 
$26,696 ;  surplus  over  charges  for  year,  $9,976.— (V.  63,  p.  SS3-) 

iv  hi<  rii  .-.-a  »i  Fuel.— Owns  and  leases  coal  lands  on  the  lines  of  the 
Iowa  Central  and  C.  B.  A  Q.  See  application  to  New  York  Stock  Ex- 
change in  full,  CHRONICLE,  V.  45,  p.  676.  The  Iowa  A  Illinois  Coal 
Co.'s  bonds  are  redeemable  $20,000  yearly  at  110,  and  on  June  1, 
1907.  the  whole  issue  maybe  paid  at  same  rate.  In  June,  1896,  the 
bondholders  (both  loans)  were  asked  to  fund  the  June  and  December, 
1896,  coupons  into  coupon  scrip.  See  official  cirsular  in  V.  62,  p.  1140. 
Coal  marketed  in  1895-96  was  916,556  tons ;  in  1894-95,  868,203  tons. 
Loans  payable  (on  collateral)  June  30, 1896,  $133,500 

EARNINGS.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  For  1895-6,  gross,  $974,654 ; 
net,  $68,556 :  interest  charges,  $75,826 ;  betterments,  etc.,  $1 1 ,049 ; 
balance,  deficit,  $18,319.  In  1894-5,  gross,  $954,845;  net,  $68,743. 

(Henry  R.)  Worthlngton.— Organized  In  1893  under  laws  of 
New  Jersey  to  take  over  and  carry  on  the  extensive  business  of  man 
ufacturlug  steam  putnps  and  pumping  engines,  established  in  1845  by 
Henry  R.  Worthlngton.  Company  began  business  without  bonded  or 
floating  indebtedness,  and  no  mortgage  can  be  placed  on  the  property 
except  by  a  vote  of  holders  of  75  per  cent  of  the  preferred  stock.  Divi- 
dends on  preferred,  3>a  p.  c.  Nov.,  1893 ;  in  1894,  7  p.  c.;  1895,  7  p.  o.; 
1S96,  May,  313  p.  c.;  Nov.,  3>s  P.O.  (See  V.  56,  p.  234.)  New  York 
offl  oe.  86  Liberty  St.  HI  jjira 


(8  per  ct.) 
$1,520,000 


sur.$40,187 


1,520,000    dot.  80,443 


JASCABY,  1807.J       BANK,  GAS,  INSURANCE  AND  TRUST  COMPANY  STOCKS. 


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NEW  YORK  AND  BROOKLYN  TRUST  COMPANIES. 


'Surplus  A  DIVIDENDS  paid  In  1895  A 1898 
CAPITAL.     |  undlT'ed         and  also  last  dividend. 


Par  Amount.  Deo  3  1,96  Period. 


Pro  tits 


1001,000,000     667,334    O. 
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1OO     3OO.OOOI    370,113   Q.—J. 
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Franklin 10O  l.OOO.OOO     9O6.748 

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Hamilton 


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100  1.000.0001  945,457  J.  A  J. 
100-25OOOO-.  -  Q.— J. 

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100  2,000,000  1,202.057  See 
100  2.0OO.OOO  0,822,912  J.  A  J. 
100     500,000     515,093  J.  A  J. 


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•  Increased  from  82.00O.OOO  In  June,  1896. 
t  Changed  from  J.*J.  In  Dec..  1-95. 

II  Title  changed  In  Deo.,  1893,  from  N.  Y.  Guar.  A  Indem.  Co.  to 
Guaranty  Trust  Co.  of  Mew  York. 
a  Chanced  from  Q.— F.  In  Deo.,  If  95. 

NEW  YORK  AND  BROOKLYN  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANIES. 


COMFAKIBS. 


Broadway. 


OoB'nWlth 
Continental 


Mi. !.::->•<  'it y 
Farra-*ut... 


Glob*. 
Greenwich. 
Hamilton.. 
Hanover... 


KlnfiOo... 
NewYork.., 


River 


Macara 
North  Rl 


City 


CATITAU 


Par.    Amount. 


M. 

M 

... 

100 


100  1,000.00^2,023,808 


40 

100 

50 


100  1.000.000  2,413.087 


.Vi  1 

90 

•J-. 

r. 


90 
M 

100 
90 
23 
39 
|0 


B 


lo 


400.000 
900.000 
800.000 
300.000 


800.000 
900.OOO 
900.OOO 


1^100.000 
900.000 
900,000 
130,000 


50  1,000.000 


100  3.000.000  1.709,459 


150,000 
900.000 
200.000 
900.000 
890.000 
900.000 
180,000 


50  1,000.0. X) 
~   900.000 
900,000 
990.000 
3OO.OOO 

•MM 


Net 


. 

Dee.31. 
1805.* 


43.972 
103,710 
163.167 


•4.000 


301, 

68.108 
117369 


170.7H(1 
906.690 


66,293  tfoni 


302,113 

I : : :.•..•  ; 

193.788 

196.660 

615.581 

60.887 

21.110 

•ll.-.J. 

474. 1-1 
7n-.  .7., 


DlVIUKlfDA. 


1804.  1899.  1896.  Last  Paid.  %. 


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10 


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13 

.i 


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U 

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in 
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10 

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None; Jan.,  '95.  3 
10     Aug.,'96.  3 
7     Jan.,  '97.  3% 


Jan..  '97.  6 

15-40J 17-70  Jan., '97. 10 
15        13     Oct., '96.  7>» 
•         6     Jan.,  '97.  3 
6     Jan., -97.  3 
90     Jan.,  -97.1 2% 
10       10     Jan., '07.  6 
86.363  None  None  None  July. '93.  3 
10     Jan, '97.  5 

6  Jan., '97.  3 

7  Jan., '07.  4 
10     Jan.. '07.  5 


12     Jan..>07.  ft 
10     Jan.. '07.  5 
Feb.,  *97.  3 
Jan.. -97.  5 

,  »,,..•    - 


a 

in 

j 

M 

in 


; Jan.. -97.  5 
Feb., -97.  5 


10    | Jan.. '97.  5 
10     Feb.,'97.  3 
6     Jan., '97.  3 
Jan., '07.  4 
Frb.,'97.  9 
Jan..  '07.10 


10 


•  Orer  all  liabilities.  Includlnc  re-luuranoe,  capital  and  scrip. 
OAS    COMPANIES. 


Soe  also  •«  H 

Hn..khn  •*    I, 
Brooklyn  Union  (>a* 
Central  <».  L.  Stork 
.    .     i...... 

lit 

CltUans'  Oa»-8«e  B 
Columbus.  O..  Oas. . . 

lstM.it.,  red.  at  110 
Consol.  Oas  (Bait.).. 

Mon*a«e..*90O  A 

Cheaap.  Oas,  M.... 

Consol.,  l«t  m..  r 
FnltonMun.aa»-«V 

Indianapolis  Oas — 
lit  mortcam 

M-t  ..  I.  .l-.-k.n     .-.. 
Mun'l  Oas  (Alb.  N.Y) 

lit  nmrtKattc,  it. 
Mut'K-.U* .'. 
Vaiwau  (B-kln)-Bee 
New  Mem.  (Tcnn)O.  L 

Memphis  O.  L.  bd». 

New  c«n.  M 
New  Or  Iran"  '-I 

liit  miirtirace 

.-..p    Ifkai.',   !.-••• 

oeocafrOasAEI.— 

Common 

Preferred 

lut  coni>.  mort 

Wash'n  (D.  C.)  O.  L.. 

Ko«.,  6,  Series  A.  g 

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1st  eoll.  trust  bds.. 

•roilamsburfOasL. 


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m  <••• 


Man  ••••"  pa 

Br-k  lyn  Union 
Co.—  See  Mlsoal  laoeons, 
SO       500.000  F.  A  A. 
100    5.0OO.OOO.. 

I.IHHI        J.    .,»,..„«,. I 


s\  sww       » ,*^*v-ty,\7v^ 

MOl  ,    ,  •,     I    :.  01 


1.072,800  M.  A  N. 
1. 102.000  J.    A  J. 

.V    I- 

A  J. 
D. 
A  J. 


1OO 
1,000     

100  11,000,000  J. 

l.OOO     3.6OO.O.MI.I 
1,00*     1, 000.000  J.   A 
I.OOO     2.182.OOOJ. 


ifVW       *  ,  1  ni.i'T-r- 

Br-k  lyn  Union 


25 
30 


Gas  Co. 

730.000  J.    A  J. 
2.000,000    * 


1,000    2.730.000 
lir'k  lyn  Union 


lmi.!.-ii.|...i  .;  lnt.-r.--t. 
•03.  '06.     -Date.     X 


A  J. 
Gas  Co. 


In     Mis  cellaneous. 
:  Aug.  1. '06. 2 


MT  A  N. 

i>as  Co. 


100    2.000.000    Q.-F. 

l.OOO        5OO.OOOJ.    A  J. 

100    3.500.000  J.   A   J. 

Fr'k  lyn  I'm. .n    <ias  Co. 

100        180.000 

l.OOO        240,000  A.   A  O. 

180.000  M.  AN 

UN.    3,750,000'J.   A    J.     7H 
l.OOO          Sl.OOOlJ.   A   J.     5 
Hr'k  lyn    Union  Ua*  Cu     in 

.     2,150.00ol n'ne 

100  2,150,000  F.   A  A.     0 

1,000  2,000,000  M.  A  N.     5 

20  2.0OO.OOO    Q.-F.    lo 

Var-i.  300.000  J.   A   J.I  6 

Var's  300.000  J.   A   J.     '• 

100  4.000.000  J.   A  J.     4 

l.OOO  3.8O9.9OO  M.  A  N.     3 

—See.  Brooklyn  I  Union    Oss 


Bg.    Of.'Jan.  1,  £01* 

In     Ml»  re llaneouR. 
3        8     Xov.-.'0,-96,3 
5({.    SK.  July  1,   1932 

5  [  3     Dec.  1.-06.2)* 

6  I  6    'July  1,1010 
6    >  6     June  1.10OO 
9       5      July  1,1039 
In    MlaK-llaneous. 

i     Jan.  I. '07. 4 
12      12     Dec.)  5. '90.  3 
6        6  r.i-.n 

In     Mis  CM  llaneons. 

i      Kfb.  1/97.2 
6       6     July  1,   1906 
0       0     Jt.n.11,'07,4 
In     Mis  ctllaneoun. 


7  Apr.  1.1903 
r>g.  11(25 

8  Jan.  15,  '97, 4 
5          Vsrloun. 
Mis  cellancous. 


a 

5 
10 

6 

6 

5 

5 
Co. 


May], '03, 3 

Aui.  1, '06  3 
NOT.   1,  1912 
Nov.  2/96. 21* 
J'ne30,'O2-27 
Dec.31.-04  20 
J-u.20,'97.2'8 
Msy.  1P33 
In  Mlsc«ll's. 


•  Fbls  column  shows  last  dlTldend  on  itoeki,  and  n  aturlty  of  6r  iwU. 


1.16 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[You  LXIV. 


MONTHLY    GROSS    EARNINGS    OP    PRINCIPAL    RAILROADS. 


1890*.  ..' (7,460m.). 

Ukle.  J>  Baat.  Illloele- 

W9I (480  to  613m.). 

1891 (315  m.). 

1893....    .(513  to  541m) 

1806 ..,.(»3l  m.). 

Oklrag*  ««.  W""1^-^  ) 

§I.V."'.'."'l."Im*  Sl»! 
(9i8ffl.) 
,-921  to914  m.). 

Okie,  tlllw.  <Sc  -i .  i'. 

1*34..  .(5.741  to  4.041m.). 

18»4«.~(S.084  to  6.1 13  m.). 

18B4»._(4.I4*  to  8,164m.). 

l8»K..(«,ie8  to  8.151  m.). 
Okie.  4c  Nenkwtist'n- 

18X16  .(I.S71  to  3,031  mTfc 

14946 ....(5.0.11  m.). 

14V56 (3.031  m.). 

4Jio ....:B.o31  m.>. 

Okie.  R.  lei.  <Sc  I'ac.- 

1S91.... (3,434  to  1.57L  m.). 

18X4.. ...7. (1.571  m.). 

l*»i (3.571  m.). 

1804k..........  .(3.571m.). 

Chi.  .11.  P.  ,H.  acO.- 
l8^•;l....<l,43l  to  1,491  m 


lot**      .  ..  .  .       •••          B\4*M     lit.  I 

CI.CL.Cklc.  Jc^t.  L.- 

18W1. (U850m.) 

1894 „..  (1,860m.) 

U193.. .(1,85)  m.) 

1394.... (1.8W to  1.334  m.) 

Celerado  .Midland— 


i.!!!.!'(3;i9t'.i»46m!) 

»•**'.•.  "-'•-M'T 


18W1..  .(3»  m., 

0*1.  llork.  V.iTol.- 

l«.::::::::::::::8S.tl 

3* 

S»Jr.Tl.646toi.4l37_ 

1894  (1,657  m.) 

1896 (1,437m.) 

,.  (1.666m.) 

(1,146  m.) 

v_ -<».l»mj 

*  ^Iare»— 


—  J  (W0  to  861  m.) 

Qt.JUrik'n  ttyelea- 

-  -A-._(M15  to  4.087  m.) 
i4'...(l.o:i7  10  4.019  in.) 
-,-C».             ....(4,049m.) 
180V (4,049m.) 

Illlacle  Ueairal.- 

I803t (3.147m.) 

18B4* (K.147  m.) 

18*54- (8.117m.) 

18»8» (8,187m.) 

lew*  Central  — 

1898 (487  n.) 

1894 (497  m.) 

1818 <4U7m.) 

19*8 (497  to  50  •  m., 

Lake  Brie  i  We.t'u- 

1^4 (783m.) 

1894 (723m.) 

1803 (783  m.) 

1998  (743m.) 

'    rllio  V  N »••».- 


1888  ...(4,935  to  8,94dm.) 

1891.  ..V2,W86  to  4,971  m.) 

l.inl.i .  N.  A.  &  1   hlr. 

13WI (537  m. 

llwl  (517m.; 

18*3 (537  m.) 

1*«  ...     (537 


861.603 

s'aW? 

.Ull, 141 

373,011 
866.991 
817.416 
834,133 

8.553.183 


. 
4.34U.(I44 

8.813.130 

j  IK,M:.-I 
14134.580 


1.4W.148 
1,43^.788 
1.M3.1I4C 


831,784 

&1CJ.U.I- 
4111.  1).  '7 


S03.8M 


370.869 
278.50. 

1.008.781 

940.114 

1.031.814 


liJiST 

878.48 


80X340 

743.4 1( 

31.31! 


8,091,120 


830.39 
177.138 
175.041 
844.181 

1.067.155 

8.17,14 

831.93: 

1,114,48 

1.684,774 


1.717.76 

1.940/14 

153.659 

149,951 
llx.581 
167,478 

871,06 

8:14,04 

869489 

803,11 

1.837.849 
1.63441 


1,688.58 

801.86 
171.97 
811,  (9 

•411  11 


811.339 

*Sn,H1 


. 
818.140 

817.347 


. 

4  17.81  3 
3UO.J37 


J«fi.   I     i-iir. 


13*1,017 
10  1.00  1 
146.847 
144.079 

8.764.031 
1,101,73  i 
8.06J.401 
4.154.54  1 

S.I  18,07  1 
1,821.411 
1.910,4.i:l 
8,188.293 

637.894 

4IM.304 
- 


3,573,931  .1,480.93 

8.838.939  2.641.379 

8.317,410  2.177.509 

2,714.144  4,311,754 


830.189 
474.514 

441.961 


8SJ.44I 
449.44:1 
341.  168 

874,814 
1I3J.H57 
2  44.3  Id 
438,911 


3,314,811  3,459,431 

-*5  2,494.1X9 

VI  2,194,814 

2,43l,8l>'!  2,721,57)) 


31S,661 


380,130 
143.184 


- 
283,004 


3.51.592 
274.-173 
24L1M  295,987 
360,137'  314,164 


2.161,446  3,709,338  2.614,653  8.540,801 
2,108.7*1  «4,313.794  (4,837,234  e4.439.714 
1,947.342  c.-4.234.'4 17  <4,034.183  e2.114.093 
« 1.719,354  e8,366,390  el,837,940 

1,978,330  8,436,817  3.303.S071  2.813,816 
•4,134.1)44  64.4-44,94.4  64.177.449  6'1,598,:115 
1,494.818  64.403.707163,1:18.437  64,401,1.1.1 
1,341,174  61,819.74416), 140,848  64,1)71,91)6 


1,331,739!   1,705,711 
1.414,877    ' 
1.183.441 


600,330 
3.VI.M34 
443.343 
501,818 

819,817 
ISO  .000 
839.417 
866.433 

961.899 
87H.39) 

M7II.U.1I 
870.748 

136.184 

ion.au 

111.6M 
140.047 

818.568 


. 

111.894 
814.8M 

670,87d 
484.14C 

493.134 
314.  ISc 

1,970,813 


803.189 

*M.4r. 
ISI.ortO 


HO'1.41' 

837,841 

838.57t 

1,146,314 

1JS79.74 


1..VJI.M1C 
1.73W78 


140.30 

131,031 


187,331 
889.90 


861.5 
861.81 


1,481.1-1- 
1.391,940 
1,616.370 

883.91 


801.A5 

•411I.K  1 


1,410,917 

718,339 

811.033 
541.378 
631,636 

874,103 

.114.000 
443.310 
260.940 

1,803.447 

1.053,31-4 

1.104.301 

990,3)4 

170.831 
139.449 
141.401 
167,507 

873.582 


1,541,688 
1,133,481 
1.4fll.fll6 
lcl,lai,054 

599.916 


173.419 


731,300 

430,418 
481.787 
559.8  U 

MI!.*" 


883, 34S 

24u',0li 
1,431,331 

liiSMSt 

1,805,787 

1,407,14 

li74l!83l 

171,830 
156,143 
124,551 
174,176 

334.909 
88  3,833 
291.57< 
874,94 

1,394.511 
1,438,149 
1.409.109 
1.380.93 

837,347 
811.11: 
251.78 


. 

4rtil!:ilD 
506,473 

S41,57i) 
219,000 
291.40! 
283,118 

1,108,971 

1.001.44.1 
1.104,082 
I,OJ8,10!> 

161.873 
113.H1; 
131.141 
161,941 

878,816 

i!3l.WOJ 


312.681 

4V>,4I1 
,r.(X),113 
318,470 
580.344 

2.281,080 


213,81! 
190,74' 
247.0+ 
223,47 

1,173,657 


1,791,774 
1,4.18.173 
l,40i),692 


637.833 

661,97.- 
318,981 
590,971 

813,018 
417,000 
293.873 
884,454 

1,181,755 


.. 

1,181,534 
1,061,579 


841,911 
179.491 
•43:1,5:1 
277,4o5 

389.618 
451,911" 

815,81 
333,30 

8.747.979 

3.:143.9l'. 
4,281,895 
4.601,939 

2.913,31 

.4.410.01 
a.4, 43,54 
il,932,'43 

1.819.44C 

1.103.17 

1,450,51 

Is.  1.840.40 

655,335 

ulO.-lJt 
477,41 

H3  1,1' I 

341,81 

251.0.) 

499.83J 

278,133 

1,208.101 
1,041,048 
1,141.748 
1,170,984 


179,82 

345,411 

104.113 
125.817 
134,163 

757.717 
557,01 

r>74,.803 
091,49: 


a,  .J i.ii.i, 

838,81: 

187.78 
809,13 
303,61 

1,143,493 

1.01:1  ll 
1,431.30 


1,011.331 
1.497,69) 


1,878.130  1.883.41 

1. 440,831'  1,501,44 

1,541.834  1,757,90 

1,633,141  1,91145 


1.11,091 
134.415 
115,855 
133,831 

394.816 
215,141 
48i,334 

'44.i.4;.4 

1,875,501 

1.. 197,9  n 
1,111,431 


298,791 
410.353 
261.949 
47J.130 


153,14 
125,44 
143,01 
147,343 

303,63 
259,31 
494.09 
883,73 

1.781,61 
1.441.449 
1,5:43.341 
1.6J2.0U 


S.2'41,997  2,340,223  2,318.731  1.935,391 

I  197  147  2,045.116  4.155,410!  1.940.131 

l'4ll.l»l  2.1:«,.'))1  2,470.314  2.03 1.8 '0 

129-1367  8.294.951  3.872,744  2,133.214 


, 
•491.134 

317,81) 
871.131 
291.719 
313.327 

273.871 
2)3,8-11 
494,837 
316,181 

1,883.817 


, 

1,513.511 
1,803,575 

I.W1.4W 

1,141,961 
1,147,831 
1,199,336 

853,111 
80),454 
780.011 
840.0  Jl 


137,1172 
151,354 

333,317 

199,755 
13  J.  100 
193.09J 

747,189 
5)1,883 
nTH.57.1 
656,147 

8.450.411 
3.613,091 

213.009 

181.153 


,, 
9,559,411 
4,851,741) 
2,753,15 

368,035 

J  14,  r.l 

.114.574 
309,431 

316.44 
•441.157 
333.157 
•333,414 

e2.59i.333 

«1,779.441 
ei,44tf,411 
<2,546,44t) 

8.849.42 

W.408,198 

04,41:1.51 

64,865.43 

1,615,55 
I.lv9.5:1 
1,3)8,70 
k  1.280.55 

534.40 
408,01 
6.18,11 
393.17 

310.23 
•463,00 
341.91 
278.71 

1,203,25 

941.38 
1.164,1:1 
1,038,153 

115.42 
128,41 
142,4) 
137,90 


410,463 


803.00 
440.31 
218.11 
•208,27 

478,89 
438.86 
843.51- 
624.43 

2,631,70 
2,615.53 

843,99 
180.50 
211,13 
204,74 


1,441,485  1,309,84 

944.8:i7j  1,361,55 

1.315,540  1.441.41 

1,401,841  1.700,71 


2.049.719  1,918,09 

1.417,414  1,314,43 

1,401,430;  1304,45 

1,490,116'  1.649,39 


1154.399 
105, 143 
1-44,31:1 
133,343 

307.785 
858.59R 
248.536 
89J.978 

1,713,843 
1.51I.S04 
1.M7.317 
1,143,387 


398.573  331.619 
231.104  817.178 
255.313  284.580 
28.1.131 


131.37 
18),  74 
1 14,3 
133.9 

889.97 

275.9 

240.93 

876,95 

1.837.TO 
1.444.9 
1.844.9 
1,617,10 

317,00 
220,17 
239,15 
•«7,S 


12*1.788 

IIX.ODO 
1.11.V6I 
121,410 

2.793,393 
4.141.414 
2.371.894 
2,191.911 


<»4H. 

13*1.841  i  175,000 

121,000  ISrt.OO! 

141.7831  174.618 

118.840  155,31 « 


8,330,569 
2.411.451 

- 


. 
8.705.718 


3,424,764 

1.151,318 
3.038.1S1 
3,053,052 


188.0TO 
ITO.f 
190.418 
164,239 

3,3 10.189 

4.U3  ',059 
2.8)4.141 
2,911,904 


593,013 

(W4.01) 
5.C4/J14 
•J43.I59 

310.436 

2>W.I71 
275,015 
494.9)5 

810,005 
,119,915 
S9i.517 
817,748 

1.87.1.629 
1.455,332 
1,876.3H 
1.887,185 

1,281.913 
1,155.817 
1V477.399 
1,183,194 

894,872 
913.H89 
8-14,74; 
86  4,254 


590,291 
587.810 
618.570 
•J  15,339 

a:»0,944 

240,09.) 
•417,185 
281.1141 

r,  1.017 


, 

491,814 
418,651 

1,1)18,1*1 

1.7  71,051 
1,  420,3  .)8 
1,816.630 

1,214,794 

1.047.0)7 
1.181.218 
1.116,788 

-tV.O.H 
789.311 
811,510 
899,855 


1,'145,701  .1.713,197 

3  103,111  3.055.515 

•4  434  147  :4,30'i,34i* 

3.114.248  3.194,514 


397,110 
373,411 
319.448 
298,513 

391,977 
379.127 
404,913 
•117,219 

3,407,813 

2,4D3,073 
1,641,915 
1.541,39) 

3.402,676 
4.730,554 
3,070,543 
i4.760.713 

1.935,471 

1.751.441 

1,434,-331 

*1,407,951 

591,803 

112,501 
701,091 
879.634 

811.634 

292,00 
340.491 
283,500 

1,207,142 
1.218,074 
1.294,294 
1,120,980 

118.677 
149,757 
181.419 
138.596 

818.361 
331,488 

•iTM.'M 
•198,54 

434,818 
614.30 
684,570 
631,453 

2.818.430 
8,637.694 

306,098 
204,348 
•421,411 
801,754 

1,156,212 

1,343,119 


, 

346,44 
445.449 
•1J7.2U 

1,043,550 
4,309,175 
:1.08J.29l 
4,S7i,l7s 

61.U3.121 
63.713,091 
63,431.4:10 


4,343,034  63,309,707 

2,230,930!  3,307,077 
1.740,133    1,773,435 
1,891.444    1,903,740 
kl,48 1,443*1,471.953 


577,318 

591.11)1 
619.779 
583,492 

884,181 
241,771 
8  17.847 
811,344 

5-sl,0«4 
404.997 
K.19.211 
534.6JO 

3,161,821 


.. 
4.-491.857 
2,121.630 

1,303,031 

1.097,819 
1.4J7.871 
1,283,857 

831,421 

870,884 
11  14.  .1!.  i 
892,610 


518.314 

544.711 
- 


. 
495,920 

376.90H 
241.4U 
300.519 
301,89 

405,919 
1l5.!0i 
501.481 
333,727 

3,048,397 
1.91H..134 
•4.149,013 
1.994,884 

1,171.589 
1.051.390 
1,470.881 
1,148.621 

788,775 

799.901 
889.H37 
876.035 


»eo. 

« 

184,000 
174.141 
179.373 
164,799 

3,805,398 
•4,117.2:11 
2,797.390 


1,863.018 

1.871.871 
4.041,010 
•2.188,381 

531,851 

MD.7H8 
515.708 
•558,125 

255,097 
253.5  U 
W14.400 
•257.133 

875,018 

32I.OH1 
411,185 
332,439 

1,633,834 

1.551.839 

1.911.418 

•1,91:1,000 

1,090,051 


718,339 

300.217 

949.417 

1,018.819 


Total. 


1.774.959 
1.493.440 
1.6M.285 
1,611,646 

28,72V,489 
2.3,89:1.499 


23,240,160 
•41.741.907 
2.1,470.301 
21,716.493 

8.872.146 
6.212.503 
6.448.066 
8,157,487 

8,393.137 
2.733.211 
3.031.144 
3.319,534 

4.324,735 
3,748.831 
4.301313 
4,460,038 

10.982,316 
18.73-4.148 
18,941.011 
2>,873,737 

14.482.741 


9,883,471 

9.147.848 

9.794,344 

10,375,193 


428,393 
301,817 
333,183 
315,144 


4,140,774  3.393,835  3.081.813  40.717.833 

.1.183.512  3.741.331  2.593.817  33.343.183 

3,6914.136  3,401,947  2.D11.SOJ;  33.458,269 

3,773,339  3,821,308        


480,174 

331.091 
403,723 
349.3J3 

458.288 
391,884 
477,412 
•448.839 

«3,B2  4,858 

«4,9,)O.H74 
ei.85  1,893 

M.11  i.lll 


e3.1«8,076  «2,531,171 
•-4.5l9,014i«4.201.5il 
«:1,418,48.4  4,781,951 
64,738,540  el,570,877 


61,879,740  62,977,974 
63,905,333  64.433.743 


,, 
6:).  774.390 


.. 

6:1,0-17,318 
64,178,834 

1,811.811 
1.500.135 
1,541.771 


1,710.297 

4.0:11.11-4 
1.704,«53 
1,759.740 
1,953,441 

147,61 1 

144,59« 
144.889 
134,018 

800,540 
351.733 
3)0,185 
871,264 

1,531,813 

1,99-4,817 


1;650,733 

S3  !,83» 
291,737 
:114.194 
•419.HO 


744,417 
703.437 
811, 199 
894,570 

307,043 

291,000 
S10.80J 
281.561 

1.2J7.76J 

1.405.477 
1.233,58)4 
1,1-41,469 

114.308 
117,538 
141,464 
141,665 

307,997 
377.319 
437,041 
347,345 

578,889 
853,039 
691.891 
643,04( 

8.776,4?  3 
2,789,490 

810,613 

201,012 
203.114 
303,39) 

1,813,533 

1.474,404 
4,091,853 
2,170.400 


990.830 

801.700 

1,014,091 

1.117,8*- 

342.00) 

3:17.000 
354.330 
308.142 

1.256.460 
1,290,200 

1,1-47,485 
1,152,788 

143.178 
150,916 
183,410 
154,793 

341,117 

308.8)2 
:i  15,449 
•158,25 

648,439 
744.7S4 
779,059 
742,225 

3.1R8.463 
3.094,295 

214,335 
214.963 
218,405 


348.995 
8H.371 
374,991 
3)1,43:1 

318,934 
3)1.818 
391.743 
•321,033 


350,780 
3.15,497 
:(45.137 
3.49,004 

843.801 

281,154 

880.-4H 

•379,952 


62,592,259 

4,014.814 

4,414,784 

64,346,173 

1,814,707 

1.3D9.059 

l,5U.-488 

fcl.437,136 

740,114 
614.033 
859,124 


1,977,941 
3.117.947 
•4,519.801 
2,432,218 


a.807,33'4 
1,7 19',995  1,973,943 
1,815.804  8,147,414 
1,915,333  S.253,447 


177,731 
119,132 
139,140 
144,154 

310,351 
313.730 
494,35,4 
375.402 

1,436,519 

1, (144.490 
1,491,911 
1,755.899 

343,514 
231,441 
304,318 


201,309 
153347 
1.13.914 
183,931 

288.030 
2J7.037 


8K>,343 

1.649.532 

1,393,199 
1.1)7J,51I9 
1,961.049 

334,441 

•494,5)7 
317,930 


313,391 
090.D97 
.831,62.i 
761,494 

333,000 
31U.OOO 
317,750 
230,313 

1.100.039 

1, •404.7411 
1.403.811 
1,019,342 

130,810 
131,851 
143,128 
159,31' 

336,338 
243,414 

444.733 
•451.951 

837,800 
45),ll! 
701,651 
909.730 

2,838,978 
2,874,31- 


189,881  194,374 

193,471  191,079 

301,55  209.1U-4 

133,245  '228,307 


1,803,191 
1,983,344 
2.113.S48 
2.016,299 


810,000 
893.000 
347.915 
•303,839 

1,110.074 

1.191.574 

1.159.424 

•1,201,808 

123.018 

130.781 

144.999 

•14J.932 

118.448 
309.152 
845.8«5 
•406,931 

575,430 

591.99 
824.70 
•550,300 

2.518.788 


4.487,880 
8.441.110 
3,373,788 
3,841,715 

4,488.767 

3.658.013 
4,089.574 
4,654,032 

33,003,571 
•48.171,388 
30,604.001 
111,352,  '183 

32,391,176 

29.039.547 
31,501,399 
3s,115.8«7 

21.295,901 
13.144.101 
17.ii'49,533 
15,915,806 

8.348,989 

7.497.419 
7.504.764 


3,942.937 

3.447,009 
3,717,900 
3,371,197 

13,789.893 
14.914.140 
13,974,706 
13,008,624 


1,813.234 
1.577,390 


1.991,188  1,855.811 
1.993.371  1,888,886 
2.157,389  3.804, 132 
1,873,433  *4,135.94« 


178,940 
144.443 
1HS.41.5 
183,233 

834,918 

294,911 
307,157 
214,143 

1.734,117 

1.795,040 
1.874.590 
1,741,813 

847,593 

2i9,733 
•4  73. 3  7  J 


ISl.SI'* 

138,407 

180,480 

•129,971 

27fl,«40 
318.190 
« 10.74(1 
•287.932 

1,474.850 
1.718,401 

1.757,3511 
'1,338,785 

348,930 
241,118 
250,839 


1,744.011 
1,311,818 

3,370,393 
2,888.700 
•4.874,441 

C4.440.944 

7.731.910 
4.740,109 
7.291.549 
7,241,114 

30,631.123 


2.715.419 
4.394.744 
4.305.4D9 

4.591.157 

14,098.394 
15,147.051 
1 8. 1-44.385 
19.632.093 

23.591.944 

4li857',9l4 

1,913.914 
1847.  .171 
1.479,704 
1,719,741 

3  319,641 
3,315,401 
:4  519,101 


31).174,83I 
l9,4()5,>i9S 
19.309.198 
40,317.310 

3,455,313 

2.349,138 
3443.011 


JAJTOART,  lss»7.j 


RAILROAD    EARNINGS. 


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1.8*1.158    1^00.814  l.ms.373  1.998.879 

I  487,891  1,986,117  1 KS83I1 

1.804.801  <   17444S5  1O57W.7  *J»4«; 

1.731.000    LHli:...uO  1,901.000  1.987.UOO 


MB7.430 
XH87.008 
4.M1.74A 
H..48K.S19 


4.W1.704 

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10.081.817 
10340.481 


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INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL. 


NEW  YORK  AND  BROOKLYN  TRUST  GO'S. 

The  reports  of  these  companies  Dec.  31, 1896,  compared  with 
June  80.  1896.  and  Dec.  81,  1895,  are  as  follows  :  The  reports 
or  June  80,  1895.  and  Deo.  31,  1894,  are  in  the  April,  1896, 
S'  SUPPLEMENT. 

ATLANTIC  TRUST  COMPANY. 
Resource*. 
Dtt.  31,'9P.  /un«30,  '96. 


Bondsand  mortgages $234.500 


Stock  Invest'*  (market  value). . 
Amount  loaned  on  collateral*. 
Heal  r«i»te  <r«  humnl  T«IIIPI. . 
Cash  on  hand  and  on  deposit  . 
Other  assets 


1,337,507 


Btt.141 

641,789 
£13,381 

Total  ........................   96.690.288 

Liabilities. 
Capital  stock  ...................  fl.OOO.OOO 

.xiirpliisfimd...  ................         6*7.334 

Deposit*  ID  truxt  ................  96,009 

Oeneral  dep'ts,  pay.  on  dom'd.     4,890,105 
Other  liabilities...'  .............          36,840 


$237,500 

1.11  ".MM 

4,248,451 


495,718 
273,812 


Det.  31, '95. 
$191.500 
1,411,858 
5,066,841 

480,195 
281,560 


$6,369,282      $7,431,956 


11,000,000 

644, OM1 

96,194 

4.594,781 

33,224 


$1.000,000 

651.925 

152,348 

5,605,683 

22,OOO 


$6,368,282      $7,431,95 


1O2.I16 
51,302 
S-0,000 

'.Mo.-  J 


$280,655 

107,873 

47,321 

80,000 

4,340,876 

1  to  3  p.  o. 


Total »6,690,288 

Supplementary. 

Totam'tof  profit"  during  rear.      *2«6,o»3 
Intel-edited  ilpp'm  samp  per'd. 
Exp.  of  liiHtlt  on,  miiiif  ]<erlod. 
Auit.  of  (H vs.  decl'd.  name  |XT'«1 
Ami  of  dep.on  which  li;t. la  alt'd 

Bate  of  interest  on  same 1  to  3<«  p.  c. 

BROOKLYN  TRUST  COMPANY  (BROOKLYN.) 
Resources. 
Dee.  31. '96. 

Bond*  and  mortgages 8!i?9,7OO 

Stock  invest'*  (market  value)..     3,547,910 

Amount  loaned  on  collaterals. 

Ain't  loaned  on  pers'l  securlt's. 

Real  estate  (estimated  value) . . 

Cash  on  hand  and  on  deposit.. 

Other  assets 


FARMERS'  LOAN  A  TRUST  COttPA.XY-(Oontluded). 
Liabilities. 

Dee.  31.  '96.  June  30. '96.    Dec.  31, '95 

Capital  stock $1,000,000  $1,000,000      $1.000,000" 

Surplus  fund 4,423,884  4,3-10,175 

Deposits  In  trust 28,351,589  30,4*3,091 

Other  liabilities 132,609 


147,343 


4,187,199 
30,948.685 
133,785 

Total $3*,»08,0i>2  $35,930,6)9  $36,269,649 

Supplementary. 

Tot.  am't  of  profits  daring  year  $1,427,495  $1,236,015  $1,052,860- 

Int.  credited  dcp's,  same  per'd.        595,008  575,95 1  519  418 

Exp.  or  Institution,  same per'd.        177,401  177,975  180,48* 

Amt.  of  divs.dec-I'd  same  per'd.         300,000  300,000  3uO,000 

Amtofdfip.,onwtiichint.lsaU'd  26,184,180  26,89^,047  27.189800' 

Rate  of  Interest Ito4>*p.  c.  1  to  5  p.  o.  ItoSp.o. 

FRANKLIN  TRUST  COMPANY  (BROOKLYN). 
Resources. 


102,38 

43,28 

70.0OC 

5.125,90 

1  to  4  p.  c 


6,677,436 
784,483 
181,660 

1,092,142 

96,474 


$614,700 

3,822,590 

6,093,061 

980,506 

183,209 

652,410 

78,461 


Dee.  3 1, '95 
$845,97 
3,443,59 
7,197,571 
614,536 
225.00C 
7«8,15 
63,15 


Total 811.934,808 

Liabilities. 

Capital  stock $1,000,000 

Purplujf'd  A  undivided  profits.     1,484,065 

Deposit*  In  trust 561,006 

General  deposits 8,793,154. 

Other  liabilities. 96,583 


$12,125,537    $13,157,994 


$1,OOO,OOO 

1,410,999 

C24.15L 

8,991,573 

H8.814 


$1,000,000 

1,445,689 

613,273 

10,002,206 

96,826 


Total $11,93-1.808    $12,125,537    $13,157,99 

Sttfptementarti. 

Totam't  of  profit*  duringyear.  $564,741 
Interedited  depos's  same  per'd  20H,<  55 
Exp.of  Institution  same  per'd.  85,907 
Am't  of  divs.decl'd,  same  per'd  1 60,000 
Amt.of  dep.on  which  int  Is  all'd  9.134,41 0 

Rate  of  Interest 1  to  3  p.  o. 

CENTRAL  TRUST  COMPANY. 
Resources. 
Dee.  31, '06. 
Bonds  and  mortgages $1 36,683 


$530,398 

207,395 

83,«19 

160,000 

9,470,756 

1  to  3  p.  o. 


$58P,062 
261,d7l 
95,061 
160,000 
10,428,152 
1  to  3  p.  o 


Stock  invert's  (market  value). 
Amount  loaned  on  collaterals. 
Am't  loaned  on  pers'l  securlt's 
Real  estate  (estimated  value). 
Cash  on  hand  and  on  deposit. 
Other  assets 


8,544,945 
15,781,355 
6f>2,621 
850.OOO 

6,711,»98 
455,989 

Total $33,133,591 

Liabilities. 

Capital  stock $l.OtiO,OOO 

Surplus  fund 6.520,890 

Deposits  in  trust 6,264  921 

General  dep'ts,  pay.  on  dem'd.   18,*75,835 
Other  liabilities 371,945 


June  30,  '96. 
$102,163 
6,886,842 
ia,985,442 
236,200 
850,000 
3.4S4.552 
255,058 


$30,800,257    $36,204,933 


Dec.  31/95 
$67,633 
6,435,574 
23,547,649 
236,100 
850,000 
4,793,785 
273,890 


$1,000,000 
6,242,995 
5,780,163 

17,3V5,195 
381,904 


$1,956,937 
540,5«0 
164,575 
500,000 

19,922,  dOo 


Total $33,133,591 

Supplementary. 

Total  am't  profits  during  year.  $l,72«,3t-'2 
Int.  credited  dep's  same  per'd.  523,468 
Exp.  of  Institut'n  same  pei'd.  165,944 
Ain't oftllvs.  i In -IM.  .-nun  per'd.  50O,OOO 
Anitofdeponwhlchintisall'd  19,558,171  *„,„*., 
Rate  of  Interest...  1  to  3  p.  o. 

CONTINENTAL  TRUST  COMPANY. 
Resources. 
Dee.  31,  '96. 

Bonds  and  mortgages $14.\«3o 

Stock  in  vest's  (market  value)..      1,324,860 
Amount  loaned  on  collaterals.     2,75o  063 
Amt  loaned  on  pers'l  securlt's.        — 
Real  ecUte  (estimated  value.. 
Cash  on  hand  and  on  deposit.. 
Other  assets... 


$1,000,000 
6,057,507 
4,246,140 

24,559,755 
341,531 


$.0,800,257  $36,204,91-3 


281,072 
7,500 
724.583 
33.997 


June  30,'96. 
$10S830 
1,586,967 
2,71-^,753 
481,691 
7,500 
647,616 
31,261 


$1,710,047 

497,192 

'59,618 

500,000 

25,775,832 

1  to  3  p.  o. 


Dec.  31/95. 

$110,830 

I,286,3S7 

2,026,783 

432,564 

7,500 

485,244 

35,591 


Total  .......................    $5.267,905 

_     ....  Liabilities. 

Capital  stock  ....................      $500,000 

" 


$5,573,618      $4,384,849 


Surplus  fund  .................. 

Undivided  profits  ............ 


250  oo 
l»o'l  13 


Deposits  Intrust .........."        637.'926 

*eneral  dep'ts.  pay.  on  dem'd.     3,739,360 
Other  liabilities 2O,;00 

Total S5.267.903 

_,  .  Supplementary. 
Tot.am  t  of  profits  dnrlniryear.  $2l8.9Ou 
Int.  iTciliK'il  dep's  same  per'd  .  9H  910 

Exp.  of  Institution. same  i  erM.  5e|.5i4 
Am t<i I vld'ds  decl'd,  same  per'd  30  OOO 

Amt  of  dep.on  wulchlnt.  Is  all'd  3,801.842 
Bate  of  Interest.. 1  to  3  p.  o. 


$500,000 

250,000 

105,309 

523,860 

4,153.077 

41,372 


$500,000 

250,000 

87,038 

4«2,033 

2,997,«80 

68,098 


$5,573,618      $4,384,849 


$199,876 
80,584 
52,360 
30,000 
4,243,062 
2  to  3  p.  o. 

FARMERS'  LOAN  &  TRUST  COMPANY. 
Resources. 

Bonds  and  mortgages ttMBJOOO 

Stock  invest  (market  value)...  7,771  063 

Amount  loaned  on  collaterals  .  17,461.9-<3 

Am  t  loaned  on  pers'l  securities  2.15C.OOO 

I. i-.il  r-t.itr  (estimated  v.ilm->. 
Cash  on  hand  and  on  deposit. 


2,159,000 
l.OOO.OOO 
4,09  ',824 


/KIMS1,  '09. 

9l,4f>0.000 

7,782,592 

10,1   8,497 


Other  aascts "        '45l',212 

Total $33,908,082 


1,000,000 
9,061,860 
441,610 


$1*6,674 

63.6^8 

48,091 

30,O(iO 

9,193,964 

1  to  3  p.  o. 


Dec.  31, '95. 

$885,900 

7,760,782 

13,a27,2.->5 

5.850,000 

1 ,000,000 

6,474,"28 

471,184 


Dec.  31, '96. 

Bonds  and  mortgages $612,600 

Stock  invest's  (market  value)..  2,825,955 
Amount  loaned  on  collaterals.  1, 623,258 
Am'tloanedon  pers'l  securities  503,305 
Real  estate  (estimated  value) . .  487,584 

Cash  on  hand >  ,  „,,.  ,.„ 

Cash  on  deposit <  1,061,146 

Other  assets 56,939 

Total $7,170  787 

Liabilities. 
Capital  stock $1,000,000 


June  30,  '96. 

$528,100 

2,95»,652 

1,887,831 

381,187 

487,121 

820,639 
54,930 


Dee.  31/95. 

$566,600 

2,904 ,259> 

3,026,78* 

500.47O 

436,402 

<  105,186 

i>  595,499" 

61,452 


$7,113,4.60      $8,246,656- 


Surplus  fund. 

Deposits  in  trust '. 

General  deposits,  pay.  on  dem. 
Other  liabilities  


906,748 
102,961 
5,134.507 
26,571 


$1,000,000 

894,235 

8M33 

5,092,919 

41,173 


$1,000,000- 

88P.108 

98,125 

6,219,190- 

41,235 


Total $7,170.787 

Supplementary, 

Tot.am't  of  profits  during  year      $318,668  $34,3,990 

Int.  credited  dep's,  same  per'd.        127.901  131,080 

Exp.  of  institution,  same  per'd.          58,997  60,742 

Amt.  of  divs.decl'd  same  per'd.          80,000  80,000 

Amt.of  dep.on  wuichint.isall'd     5,104,462  5,136,061 

Rate  of  interest 1  to  4  p.e.  1  to  4  p.  c. 

GUARANTY  TRUST  COMPANY. 
Resources. 
Dec.  31,  '96.    June  30/96. 

Bonds  and  mortgages $33,000  S35.OOO 

Stock  invest'ts  (market  value) .     7,640,573  7,157,441 

Amount  loaned  on  collaterals. .     6,450,756  5,266,326 
A'm't  loaned  on  pers'n'l  sec't's        273,610 

Real  estate  (estimated  value)..        153,08'  151.610 

Cash  on  hand 58,372)  ,                  « 

rash  on  deposit 2,310,5945  1.759.199J 

Other  assets 115,033  345,446 


$7,113,460      $8,246,656 


$350,495 
117,074 


80,000 
6,120,543: 
1  to  4  p.  o. 


Dec.  31/95. 

$35.000 

6.537,554 

5,984,613 

298,862 

100,159 

33,602 

2,732,833 

62,378 


Total *17,037,025 

Liabilities. 

Capital  stock $2,000  OOO 

Surplus  fund 2,000,000 

Undivided  profits 598,319 

Deposits  in  trust 89H  638 

General  deposits,  pay.  on  dem.  11,098,521 

Other  liabilities.....:. 440^45 


$14,715,022    $15,784,999- 


$2,000,000 

2,000,000 

376,727 

764,620 

9,385,160 

188,515 


$2,000,000- 

2.000,000 

324,009- 

966,002? 

10,3a3,04S- 
161,943 


$17,037,025    $14,715,022    $15,784i999- 


Supplementary. 

Tot.  ain't  of  profits  during  year.  $8-9,151 
Int.  credited  dep's,  same  per'd.  286,643 
Exp  of  institution,  same  iier'd.  158,196 
Am't  of  divs.  decl'd  same  per'd.  200,000 
Am't  of  dep.on  which  int.ispd.  10,679,120 

Rate  of  interest 1  to4>jp.  o. 

HAMILTON  TRUST  COMPANY  (BROOKLYN) 
Resources. 

Dec.  31, '96. 

Bondsand  mortgages $584,140 

Stock  invest's  (market  value)..  1,462,470 
Amount  loaned  on  collaterals.  2,105,798 
Am't  loaned  on  pers'l  seourit's.  30,979 
Real  estate  (estimated  value)  .  15,214 

"ash  on  hand . . ) 

'ash  on  deposit <      *47,787 

Otherassets 58,162 


$1.037,514 

239,774 

12',529 

180,000 

9.222,936 

1  to  4  p.  o. 


June  30/96. 

$618,890 

2,36«,384 

1,875,526 

42,224, 


$1,032,967 
207,647 
115.800 
180,000- 

10,609,993 
1  to  4  p.  e. 


Dec.  31/95. 

$621,890- 

2.745,848- 

2,357,201 

22,800 


Total $4,704,550 

Liabilities. 

Capital  stock $500,000 

Surplus  fund 400,000 

Jndivided  profits 81,631 

deposits  in  trust 107,118 

General  deposits,  pay.  on  dem.  3,575,328 

Other  liabilities 40  473 


>    35,443 

I  476^31 

58,676 


$5,737,581      $6,318,389 


741,274 
91,283 


$500,000 

400,000 

74,361 

112,282 

4,596,420 

54,518 


$5  00.000- 

350,000 

91.919 

119,407 

5,218,084 

38,979 


$5,737,581     $6,318,389 


Total , $4.704,550 

Supplementary. 

ot.am't  of  profits  during  year.      $279  600 

nt.  credited  dep's,  same  i-er'd.        1 1 1 ,402 

!xp.  of  instil iit'u,  same  per'd.          43, <  64 

Lm'tof  divs.  det-1'd.sam.e  per'd.  40  000 
Am'tof  dep.on  which  int.  is  all'd  3.682,477 
Rate  of  Interest i>«  to  4  p.  c. 

KINGS  COUNTY  TRUST  COMPANY  (BROOKLYN). 
Resources. 
Dec.  31,  '96. 
$7'  7,700 
1.237,379 
3,512,917 
505,99 ' 
210,000 

475,042 


ionds  and  mortgages 

"tock  invest's  (market  value). 
i  MICIM in  loaned  on  collaterals, 
im't  loaned  on  pers'l  securit's 
Leal  estate  (estimated  value).. 

'ash  on  hand       ; 

ash  on  deposit i 


$191, 0?5 

105,1)5 

36,74? 

4<'.000 

4,708,703 

1H  to  4  p.c. 


June  30,  '96. 

$797,544 
1,167.450 


$207,56* 
90,971 
29,626 
40,000 
5.337,491 
IHi  to  4  p.o. 


$35,930,609    $30, 269,049 


)ther  assets '      222,362 

Total $6,931,397 

HabilUtet, 

Capital  stock *500,OOO 

?7l>rS>l  us,  fund 700,000 

Undivided  profits 13  199 

Deposits  in  trust 814,203 

Gen'l  deposits, pay.  on  demand  4,795,444 

Other  liabilities 108^51 


Dec.  31,  '9.i. 
$802,771 

829,815 
3,509,770 

449,001 

210.000- 
<  23,552 
I  373,257 

211,737 


$7,044,321      $6,403,903 


467,484 
210,000 


652,815 
222.635 


$500,000 

600,000 

77,362 

776,323 

4,981,723 
108,913 


$500,000 

600,000 

41,319 

769,291 

4,410,531 

87,763- 


Total $6,931,397      $7,014,321       $6408,903 


JANUARY,  1897.] 


TRUST],  COMPANIES. 


KING9  COUNTY  TRUST  COMPANY 

Supplementary. 

Dre.  31.  '96.  June  SO.  '96.    Dw.  31.  '95. 

Totalani-tprontadurtn«vear.      9864,113  9241.432         (215.894 

lot  .-red    drp'.MMfSlM.."           96.3M  -«  !-•.<               -\-.-.: 

E«p.  ->f  in.titut'n  same  period.          48,132  48,009             ?9.595 

Am  i  of  dlT>.  decl'daineper-d          4O.OOO  40.0OO             40,090 

rdep.on  which  lut.laall'd     4.64\444  4.681.723         4.021.625 

f  Intrreat  ................  I«»to3>»p.c.  1  >t  t»  3*  p.o.  14  to  4  p.  o. 

KNICKERBOCKER  TBO8T  COMPANY. 
JTmnirrrs 

Ztot.  31.-94.  /«.•«  30.  '96 

Boo.1.  »nd  mortgage*  .........      $J.Y2.00O  $W2.O.)0 

uveet'U  (market  value).      1.X51.483  2.640,«5l 

Amount  loaned  on  collateral*  .     6,2«'5,«27  7.4'»3.O51 

loaned  on  persl  eeeurtfs.         115.345  140.07O 

-,li»f  »      ...................            8,117  1,437 

Caah  on  hand    .......  ........  IIIWKK?  11341111 

Oak  OB  depoelt  ................  J  3.456,6«  1,130,31 

Otter  aaaeu  ....................         193.380  161,722 


Oee.  31.  '95 

»341,OOO 

2,484.lOi 

7.123.124 

165,053 

........ 

95.374 

j  l,<iiaJ50 

100.11  . 


Tot»! •11.140.134    •11,870,250 


•l.OOO.OOO 
5I40'4 

•  •••.on 

7,9  JO,  HI  8 
49,513 


Capital  ntoek •l.OOO.OOO 

Cudi'M  a  pr.>fli»  51U.O74 

lvppo.lt.  In  tni.t  2,153. -495 

••po«tta.  par.  on  demand     7,3T4.448 
•Other  liaiilitir* 02,717 


H  1,588,1  *3 

91,000.000 

486353 

2.301,073 

7,713.916 

•Mil 


Total  ........................  «11.UO.I34    •11,870,2)0    •11.5*4,123 


l  am'i  t>ronta  durtnc  rear. 
' 


9418.6V> 
191.63O 
.         126.U14 

Amto'rtl...  deei'd.  same  per'd  6O.OOO 

A«rtordep.onwBiehlnUaallM     7.493.610 
Rate  nf  Inirmit  .................     1  to  4  p.  e. 


.  .IUe.1  dep'.  same  per'd. 
^^Pr  iK'tltut'n  same  per  d.. 


•42VUA 

l-l     i 

115.  «» 

•  >,OOO 

8.117.397 

1  to  4  p.  e. 


»428.!»72 
157.575 
111.816 

......,.„, 

9.69>.06i 
1  to  3  p.  c. 


.  ISLAND  LOAN  A  TRUST  COMPANY  (BROOKLYN.) 


••nil  and  mortgage*. 

(Mock  iBveefs  (market  value).. 
Am't  loaned  on  collaterals  ..  . 
Am't  loaned  on  pera'l  seeartt's 
Baal  estate  leatlmated  value). . 
Caah  nn  hand  / 


•-7H.7.VJ 
l.U.'.Jl  I 
1.428.4CO 
•3.000 


. 

•  m.750 
1.374.100 
1,»»7.735 


Dae.  31/95. 


Trffrr 


•:  .;..•;• 

—  ' 


T.t.U-J 


104.000 

5    44,330 

IS3V123 

74.734 


. 

1.003^00 
IOMM 

110.000 

4-...1  "i 
47.1.1 -.7 


Total  •3^06.M7       •4.212.4M      »4.3i7.0*« 


OaptUI  atoek 

la.  f.n.l 


•900.000         9000.00)          90OO.OOO 


.  .............. 

4>po.lM  In  tnut  .............. 

Oen'l  drpi»li..  par-  on  dem'd. 
Otkar  MaMUtMa  ................ 


40O.595 

93.173 

2.789.19  I 

M.940 


1"7 
3.103.2  <  4 

J  '.'I  • 


136994 

!.:•-..•.(% 
J4.06S 


Tot   am't  i 

fat  ered  dep's  , 

•  ln.u  Bt'n  a  • 


^"iVia'SJ' 

70.0M 


oBwhWhlntl.all'd 


40.000 


01.212.498 

9111.030 

2-VJ91  24.7IW 

4O  OOO  40,OOO 

3.2*0,276       3.T07JOO 


MANHATTAN  TBU8T  OOMPAITT. 


llr    ,.' 


o*«.ai.-0e 

mortgagea 

>rta  (market  value). 
anaX  «a  esllalarals. 

•d .> 

J 

160.452 

Total ... 

fimttlltiti 

Capital  . t-  k    •l.ooo.ubo  •  l.OOO.OOO 

florptaa  rand. 200,000  .-......, 

1'n.IirWJed  pro««*. -I  :.«<>..  19)^14 

^Krtta  In  traal 277.HO1  

<•         lepnaiu  parable  OB  den       «.3*OJ3O  4.O45.03* 

Other  II..M.  M..                                     12.214  1O.M» 


Oar.  St. '95 

•44.000 

«Jl7.87» 


•i.ooo.ooo 
200,000 

124.202 

M1.M01 

4.101,«  1 

420.780 


Total »«,067.749      >B,i4«1.993      96.048.444 


!««r4.saoM  pafd 

•            .lep.oBwhlehlntl.aU'.t     _. 
Batx  of  loter^at 1  to  4  p.  r. 


1  to4p.  e. 


. 

81.4*1 
50.000 
2.095.744 
1  to  4  p.e. 


'•ACTURKRr    TKITT    COMPANY    (BROOKLYN). 


T*srsim*rk<tv»lu>i 
I  In  -Bed  on  collateral* 


4BiMoaoed««ff  ra'la  •Tllea 

Ot  I.T    .....--     .. 


Oar.  VI.  1886 
«'  •  i.i-l 

::.i  111 


\  »75^12 


.,^  M     ..; 

•0I>,468 

l.til.OOO 

21*.  15  4 


11.153 


Me.  31. -95. 
•216.321 
433.001 
17  .>.•:. 
J      9,7*7 
2251.324 
11.611 


MERCANTILE  TRUST  COMPANY. 
Befottree*. 
Dee.  81.  '96. 

Bonds  and  mortgages 9526,501 

Stock  Invest'*  (market  value)..  4.6)3.565 
Amount  loaned  on  collaterals  17,521,052 
Am't  loaied  on  pera'l  securlt's  4  24,790 
Beal  estate  (estimated  value). .  55,176 

Cash  on  band 

Caah  on  deposit. 

Other  assets. 


871,565 


.  H)5 

4,3  >4,462 
10,501.315 
135,638 
55.178 
5       27,7*8 
{  7,<*62,<»88 
405.2-iO 


Dee.  31.  '95. 

•  531,357 

5.160.375 

16,093,243 

28>,W36 

55.176 

104.145 

6.426.8)8 

326,107 


»34.559.879  $10.010,528  928,983,237 

Liabilities. 

CanltaUtock 92.000.OOO  92.OOO.OOO  92.001.0OO 

Surplus  fund 2.5OO.OOO  8.OO0.09O  2.OOO.OOO 

Undivided  proflts 13».<»34  813,913  264,416 

Deposits  In  trust 452,618  610.562  1.O6  ».!)30 

General  depta,  par.  on  dem'd.   29.33A.O09  24,692.313  23,4^3.170 

Other  liabilities. 78.292  393,710  215,721 


Total 


«3>,010.528    928,9*3,237 


S 


Tot.  am't  of  profits  during  y'r  •1,376.564 
Int  credited  drp's.  same  pe  'd.  492.264 
Eip.  of  iinlltut'u.  stme  p  -rM.  158.779 
Amt  of  dlvs.dee''d.s\me  .»r'  \  3  Mt.OOO 
Amt.ofdrp  on  whlchlnt.  Isall'd  21.3*6.04 -I 
Rate  of  interest IU>3>9P  a. 


455.213 

13-t.5'5 

2  «0.il  K) 

21,910.217 

1  to  3>«p  o. 


METROPOLITAN  TRUST  COMPANY. 
afJMB*Wa, 
Dee.  31. -91 

Stock  Inveefa  (market  value)..  »2,6O 1,737 
Amt  loaned  on  collaterals  .  6. 811,431 
Real  estate  (estimated  value)..  481.8OO 

Caah  on  hand t     7~R  „.. 

Caah  on  deposit. }      726.857 

Overdraft 

Other  aaaeta 145.93O 


•  1.270.741 

W02.514 

950,000 

1,341,011 


•*81.823 

393,551 

It  1. 4  77 

22),OiH> 

2l.7O<,426 

1  to  3  p.  0. 


DM.  31, '95. 
9I,2d3,6'25 
5,9*9.814 
950.000 
5    16.577 
{311.957 
1.931 


Total 010.7(19.458    •10.76I.138      »9.695,594 


Capital 

8arplo« 
Oeneral 
Other 


l  atoek 


fun1 


par.  on  dem 


•l.OOO.OOO 

1.107.871 

8,5  ts.4O4 

67,981 


•1.003,009 

1.080.6*5 

8,610.221 

03,172 


1,001.090 
1.062.188 
7,984.704 

4-i.7,n 


Total 


•  10,763,138      99.695,994 


. 
I  at.  credit 


9393.051 
1  84.52  1 
.  08.824 

Amt  of  diva.  dee.  •  we  per'd.  100.OOO 
Am'tof  dep.on  whlohmt  l.all'd  8.OO4.70* 
Rate  of  lalereat  ................  Ito4p.e. 


fot.  am't  of  proflta  during  rear 
.          ited  oaf's  aune  per'd 
Etp.  of  Instlturn  aaioe  per'd. 
' 


•4t2.t3S 

195.786 

6 -1.481 

90.0OJ 

7,«3*,928 

Ito4p  o. 


NA3*AU    TRUST    OOVPAVT    (BRODKLiN.) 


9196.909 

3*4.923 

61.415 

..:>..X>,> 

7.049.068 
1  to  3  p.  o. 


and 

Stock  iBveafa 


value... 
«B  eollatarala 
Am't  loaned  OB  pcn'laeeurlfa. 


D*.  3  1.  '96. 
•100,009 
1.146.274 
05V  121 
187,7  J7 
87J.221 
29,918 


/WUSO.-M 

9481,319 
1.324,789 
1.1 52.590 
827.581 

277.6J4 
29.878 


Dte.  31,  '99. 
9199.319 
1.3*0,990 


93367.859      93.6OO.75l       93,551,772 


:•:::;::;; 
..ti,.., ... 

BHB] 

Capital  at 

Undlf  Ided  Biatli 

Depoafta  In  treat  .     t.483;00« 

Otter  Uabllltiea..  39.721 

9T»6T«55      93,600,751 


2*1.853 
I  31.681 
{  227.08  * 

•J7.H57 


9MM.OOO 
248.13* 


9900.000 
241,«27 
1.831.007 


»\00,000 
22*.787 


Tot-an'tof  proatsdnrtncr.r  •.rfi.47o 

E»p  of  Inatltutlon.  a  »«e  per'd'  2  J.'o  4 J 

Amt  of  diva,  deol'd.  aame  per'd  30.OX) 

A«tofdep.onwhlcUlntl«aU'J  2.44O.9d9 

Bateof  iBtaraat 


••83.952 
•32.090 

•11.W37 
•l.\0>0 
'J.832.73» 


.    ._  .. 

1  to3<a.p.  c.  *l<«U>»p.  e. 


•  I.5H.77J 

9143.974 
59,185 
21.952 
3  i.O  M 

»i,7*5 
1  to  3  <•  p.  o. 


•  Por  ill  month*. 

W«W  YORK  LOT  INSURANCE  *  TRUST  COMPANY. 


•t«.  d.  »k  vai 


Inveata.  ibmk  value). 
JB«  loaned  on  collateral  a. 
Am't  loaned  on  pent  aerurir. 
'         (nook  value).  ..... 


•3.482.535 

1  i.t..i.'.:>- 
tJMtMt 

9,432,906 

4S8.728 

2.". ."...•"  . 
n  i  7  i  :i 


•2,018.436 

Il.8-W.268 

4.071,586 

7.840.»'>8 

486.000 

2.4.10.000 

824.461 

49A.I81 


Doe.  81. '95. 
•  I.U02.2.16 
12.584.026 
4.710.46O 
6,122,1 1« 
485.000 


.. 
414,060 
470113 


Total 


Capital  stock •l.OOO.OOO 

2,«4l^7.i 

Undlv1diNlpn.il.  :<I,21O 

DeposiU  In  ir.i--  23.1 5*. 448 

Other  liabilities 1,- 


•-  ......J.i.i- 

i.ooo.ooo 


41.080 

24.137.798 

1.871,161 


•  1,000,000 

2.UI6.366 

47,-<9O 

24,600,448 
1.V.J8.216 


Total  •1.403.519      02,789.339      •I.OO1.OB8 


__ 
^^^HBA  fijnd 

"1*1  Biviu......  .."..'... 

;>»«•!  aepmlta.  paj'le  on  d«B. 
Total. 


• 


Total  t2*.662.860    920,682.438    «2  1,803,020 


1.610 
UM.14S 


•  MJ0.003 

500,000 

30.01  1 


•AOO.OOO 

50O.OOO 

1.069 


1.740.34U  

•1.403.515      92.789.339      91,001,06* 


pafd. 
«am-p-rM 


<t( 


910,.«»4.>  .      . 

2«,*«4  -l'»M 

24.6  »0  '14.009 

30,000  MO.OOO 

>  oawhtablal.l.aird     3211,543       •1.740.8O4 
tertat  ..  IVsto  tp.c.  *l>tto3Vt  p.e. 


Total  am't  profltadnr'nt  rear.   91.406,413 
Int.  credited  dep'a  umr  per'd. 
Kxp.  of  Inatltatmn  aame  per'd 
Am't  of  diva,  deol  d.aa-ne  per'd 


90,965 

pefd         400.000 

A«t.ofd-p.onwhlolilnl.l«»ird  23.158.418 
Rate  of  interact  ..........  ......     1  to  5  p.  c. 

IfEW  YOBK  8KCUBITY  *  TRUST  COMPANY. 
BBBMTMK 


91.357.346 
657,644 
Hxi.886 
400.000 
24.137.7.18 
lu>6p.o. 


•1.273.4O5 
S69.Hf,9 
n-.-J! 
3M>,000 
24,':OO,448 
1  to  5  p.  o. 


Honda  anl  mortgaceo 

Btoek  tBTeafa  (market  Talne).. 

Am't  loaned  OB  eollaterala  .  .  .  . 

Am't  loaned  on  pen1!  aecnrlf*. 
Ouhonhand 
Uaahondepo.lt.  ............... 

OtkeraaaeU 


Dee.  3>.-m. 
•573.OUO 
3.3S9.701 
3,917.328 
1  ,459.94  S 

>  ,  ...om 
1,115,30 

121,070 


June  30,  >06. 

•3.>l.5OO 

4.187.5t8 

2,599,8  W 

i.n;  ...  .1 

5        20.10D 

(1.181,265 

183,849 


Dee.  31. '95. 

•  144.500 

4.760.730 

3,632,467 

Sfl  »,074 

27.457 

1,266.214 

123,639 


Total •10,746,351       •0,447,392    •10,874,082 


160 


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[VOL.  LXIV. 


HKW  YORK  SECURITY  A  TRUST  COMPANY, 
Liabilities 

Dee.  81/96.    June  80/98. 
*1,OOO.OOO      $1,000.000 
1,2ft  O.OOO 
28,110 
7,389,866 
35,410 


(Concluded). 


otlirr  luil>iliti<-« 


35,214 


Dee.  31.  '95. 

$1,000.000 
i.ooo.coo 

221,»19 

8,624,071 

28,092 


$  1 0,746,3  M       $9,647,392    $10.874.08* 


Tot  anil,  of  profit*  during  year"    $606.193 
Ini..Ti-dtte,l  d.-p'«  same  per'd.         171,111 
Kxp.  of  liwtltut  u  same  per'd..          JjJ'Xi? 
Ain't  of  div.  deel'd  tame  per'd..         I  •>' '.' "  >< 
Ain't  of.  le\..<inwhlohlnM.<  all'd     7.656,603 

Rateof  Intel-eat. 1  to  4  p.  0. 

PEOPLE'S  TRUST    COMPANY 
Resources. 

Bonds  and  mortgage* <*?8J'?S5 

Htix-k  invest'U  (market  value).  3,V55,loi 
Amount  loaned  on  collaterals. .  2.705,482 
Ain't  loaned  onpers'l  seemlt's.  i'72,97! 
Real  e*tau>  (estimated  value)...  60,000 

Cash  on  hand     ?  1,310,201 

Oath  on  deposit J 

Other  aeseU. ..-v.u. 

Total $9.730,891 

Liabilities. 

Capital  slock 

Surplus  fund 

Undivided  .irnflu. 
Deposits  In  tni-l . 


$489,077 

Pill, 500 

7«,47« 

100.000 

6,296.120 

1  to  4  p.  0. 

(BROOKLYN.) 


$123.590 
167,597 
76.136 
1OO.OOO 
7.606.885 
1  to  4  p.  0. 


1,000,000 


General  deposit*.  pay.  ou  deui.. 
Other  liabilities....  ............. 


0 
340.7U9 

6.23O.3SO 
__  90.283 

Total.  ........................  $8.730.391 

Supplementary. 
$318,074 
________________  r_  1«3,997 

Exp.  of  liMtitut'n,  same  per'd. 
Am'ldivs.  declared,  game  per'd 
Am't  of  dep.onwuioh  iut.ts  all'd 
Kate  of  Interest  ou  same  ...... 


June  30,  '96. 

$«88.275 

4.382.U14 

2,126,719 

203,305 

60,000 

1,357,269 
64.364 


$8,832,93i      $8,827.234 


$1,000,000 

-.150,00) 

49,351 

252,238 

6,477,961 

98,131 


DM.31, '95. 

$67-f,525 

3,919,618 

2,789,158 

258,110 

60,00" 

<    79,046 

I  977,7b9 

68,008 


, 
950,000 

85,270 
6.500.3H6 
256,872 

90,423 


$8,882,93$      $3.827,234 


Total  »m'tproHt»durlng  year.      $318,074  $352,928 

Int  credited  deo's  game  per'd.        143,997  132.9S5 

52,152  ,V2,*H<> 

80,000  80,000 

6.301,4-9  6.242,056 

I  to  4  p.  0.  1  to  1  !a  p.  c. 
REAL  ESTATE  TRUST  COMPANY. 
Resources. 

Dec.  3 '  ,'96.  June  30/96. 

Bonds  and  mortgages $100,600  $J.->5,60O 

Stock  invesfs  (market  value)..      l,63-l,8a«  1,555,212 

Amount  loaned  on  collaterals.     1,524,969  2.508.-5  » 


$389,357 

130,38'' 

54.19B 

80.00" 

5.962.S97 

1  to  4  p.  o. 


TITLE  GUARANTEE  A  TRUST  COMPANY  (Concluded) 


Ain't  loaned  on  pecg'l  securit'*.  126,652 

Overdraft* 251 

Cash  on  hand >  ,,.,,  ,-- ,, 

Cash  on  deposit \  *89'651 

Other  assets 17,309 


Dec.  31,  '95. 

$181,200 

1,282,083 

I,662,i46 

121,024 


533,425 
14,870 


10,767 
398,201 

18,782 


Twtal $1,077,089      $5,156,279      $3,674,703 


LiatrUitus. 

Capital  stock $500.000 

Surplus  fund 250,000 

Undivided  pronto 67.289 

Deposits  in  trunt 3,252,780 

Other  llabill  les 7,020 


$500,000 

250,000 

53,326 

4,352.953 


$*  00,000 

250,000 

44,4-25 

2,880,278 


$5,156,279      $3,674,703 


Total $1,077,089 

Supplementary. 

Total  a-n't  profits  during  year       $189,351  $160,906  $128,705 

Int.  credited  dep's  same  rer'd.         100.H35  80,339  58,763 

Exp.  of  institutionltaine  por'd.           41,836  34,669  31,984 

Amt.of  dlvs.deol'd,  same  per'd           30.0OO  30,000  30.0OO 

Amt.ofdep.onwbichlnUsall'd     3,li»5.0l4  4.270,876  2,806,993 

Rate  of  Interest I>»to4p.c.  ItoSp.o.  ItoSp.c. 

STATE  TRUST  COMPANY. 
Resources, 

Dee.  31. '96.  June  33, '96.  Dec.  31, '95. 

Bonds  and  mortgages *7,OOO  $10,000  10.000 

Stock  invest'ts  (market  value).     2,320,852  2,317,877  1,984,600 

Amount  loaned  on  collaterals     5.527,466  «,581,-<87  5,311,728 

Am't  loaned  on  pers'l  seourlt'a        160.000  56,849  180,6lo 

Real  estate  (estimated  value).          97,067  94,044  93,998 

Cash  on  baud  and  on  deposit..      1,941,876  2,237,437  970,882 

Other  asset* 185,368  76,607  67,94<» 


Total $10,139,629    $11,373,705      $8,619,762 


Liabilities. 

Capital  stock $1,000,000 

Surplus  fund SOo.OOO 

Undivided  profits 445,457 

Deposits  Intrust 2.56\8qA 

5,550,29* 


General  deposit*  pay.  on  dem. 
Other  liabilities 


78,014 


$1,000,000 

500,000 

469,584 

1,957,753 

7,430,166 

16,200 


$1,000,000 

500,000 

435,936 

1,950,891 

4,822,133 

10.807 


Tot.  a  int.  of  profits  during  year 
Int.  credited  rtep'n,  sama  per'd. 


Total $10,139.629  $11,373,705      $8,619,767 

Supplementary. 

#409,298  $38', 742          $346,633 

160,142  140,913            110,210 

l-.xp  of  m-i  itut'ii  same  per'd.         108,964  89,518              76,3b9 

Am't  of  dlv.rt  ol'd,8,»tiie  per'd.           6O.OOO  60.000              60,OOO 

Aai'tofd«p.oawhloniut.l»aird     7,097,510  8,838,312         6,129.032 

Rate  of  Interest 1  to  4  p.  e.  1  to  4  p.  o.      1  to  4  p.  o. 

TITLE  GUARANTEE  &  TRUST  COMPANY. 
Resources. 

Ore.  31 ,  '9«.  June  30,  '96. 


Bond*  and  mortgages $3,604,671 


Stock  Invest'!*  (market  value) 
Amount  loaned  on  collaterals 
Real  rsutn  (estimated  v.ihn-i. 
Cash  on  hand  anil  on  deposit 
Plant  ( real est.A  tax  record).. 
Other  assets 


1,070,250 
114,742 
119,934 
818,8*5 
458,000 
190.-70 


$3,719,302 
861,500 
185,947 
91,401 
457.738 
450,000 
138,945 


Dec.  31,  '95. 
$2,618,»<90 
551,500 

186.S17 


Supplementary. 

Dee.  31 .  '96.  June  3O,  '96. 

Tot.  am't  profits  during  year..      $370,030  #883.821 

Int.  credited  den's,  same  per'd.           24,279  24,251 

Exp.  of  Instltut'n.  same  pe  'd.         515,931  503.590 

Am'tdlvs.  declared  sam«  per'd        1HO.OOO  160,000 

Am'tof  (lcp.onwhichlut.isaird     1,068.614  974.070 

Rateoflntarest 1  to  4  p.  o.  2  to  3>«  p.  e. 

UNION  TRUST  COMPANY. 
Resources. 

Dee.  31, '96.  June  30/96. 

Bondu  and  mortgages $2,050,616  $>,0i»,116 

Stock  In  vesfts  (market  value)     4,441,400  8,091,804 

Amount  loaned  on  collaterals.   25,140,900  21,869,145 

Am't  loaned  on  pers'l  seoarit's          .... 

BealeHtui.'  (estimated  nine),     i.iioo.ooo  I,!IOO,<M>O 

Cu*on  hand.. ?  4,438,903  4,949,275 

otne^asiir.11:::-::. v:::.:::: 5  437.090  223,977 


121,907 
450,000 
124,527 


Total SS.977,352 

LtaHUHt*. 

Capital  stock #2,500,000 

Surplus  fund 2,OOJ,OO'J 

Undivided  profits 52,748 

Dei:    >ltn  in  trust 1,218 

General  deposits,  pay.  ou  dem.  904,586 

Other  liabilities 418,800 


$5,716,143      $4,0)9,004 


$2,509,000 

2,OOO,000 

7,836 

24,261 

822,338 

361,710 


Dec.  31/95.. 

$873,24* 

11.411 

460,076- 

16O.OOO 

532,655- 

I>tto4>«p.o. 


Dee.  31, '95. 

$1,815,015 

8,982,648 

20,584,616 

5*7.000 

1.9OO.OOO- 

53,785.071 

{2,33(i,41» 

254,562 


Total 138,40  *,9J9 

Liabilities. 

Capital  stock $1.000,000 

Surplus  fund 5,213,302 

General  deposits,  pay.  on  dem.  31,766,:m 
Other  liabilities 429,274 

Total $)8.4l>8.909 

Supplementary . 

Tot.  am'tof  profits  during  year  $1,520,6*4 
Int.  credited  dep's,  same  per'd  644,164 
Exp.  of  Institution,  same  per'd  224,798 
Am't  of  divs.deol'd.aume  per'd  300,000 
Aiut.ofdep.onwhiohintisaU'd  29,659,424 
Kateof  interest 1  to  4  p.  c. 


$39,036,317    $39,7)5,926 


$1,000,000 

5,0-14,251 

32,532,286 

469,780 


$39,086,317    $39,755,926 


$1,000,000 

4,900,507 

33,441/230 

414,189 


$1,521,434 

601,931 

214,86« 

260.000 

30,^29,500 

1  to  4  p.  o. 


$1,322.048 

527,932 

190,462 

240,000 

31,712.375 

1  to  4  p.  0. 


$2,000,000 
1,250,000 
23.429 

532.6Y5 
252,520 

Tola  $»,877,3J2      $5,716,143      $4,059.004 


UNITED   STATES  MORTGAGE  <fe  TRUST  COMPANY. 
Resources. 

Dec.31,'96.  J«/ie30/96.  Dec.  31/95 

Bonds  and  mortgages... $4,878,13«  $4,<»93,6*7  $1,371,491 

Stock  in  vest's  (market  value)..       3,631,500  3,«29,577  4,777.978 

Loaned  on  collaterals 2,950,887  3,911,0«0  2,466,857 

Loaned  on  personal  securities.             6,500  10,00">  1\OOO 

Real  estate  (estimated  value)..         127.0OO  113,478  113,478 

Cashonhand 10,045  10,270  12,945 

Pasoon  deposit 1,102.812  846.678  1,115,105 

Overdrafts None.  7,926  2,020 

Other  assets 199,869  184,619  1»8,037 

Total $12,905.750  $13,907.315    $13,062,911 

Liabilities. 

Capital  stock $2,000,000 

Surplus  fund       l.loo.OOO 

Undivided  profits 102,(  57 

Deposits  in  trust 241,698 

General  deposits  p»y.  on  dem  .  5,341,809 

Other  liabilities 4,120,185 

Total $12,905,750 

Supplementary. 

Tot.am'tof  profits  during  year.  $737,588 
[nt.  credited  dep's,  same  per'd.  155,82 1 
Exp.  of  institution,  s,»me  per'd.  104,19 1 
Am'tofdlvs  deol'd,  aameper'fl.  120,000 
Am'tof  dep.onwhlohint.l3all'd  4,897.874 
Kateof  interest 1  to  3"ip.  c. 


$2,000.000 

1,000,000 

116.021 

604,420 

6,067,157 

4,119,717 


$2,000,000 

1,000,000 

36,392 

581,091 

5,865,450 

3,579,978 


$13,907,315   $13,062,911 


$744,449 

175,464 

101,923 

120.000 

6.156,142 

2  to  3  41  p.  o. 


UNITED  STATES  TRUST  COMPANY. 


Bonds  and  mortgages 

Stock  Invest'ts  (market  value) . 
Amount  loaned  on  collaterals 
Am't  loaned  on  pere'l  securit's 
Real  estate  (estimated  value) . . 

Cash  on  hand  and  deposit 

Other  assets 


Resources. 
Dec.  31,  '96. 
*3,48 1.50O 
13.067,202 
18,127,047 
10,000,878 
1,000,000 
2,576,753 
396,747 


June  30,  '96. 

$3,230,500 

13,994,185 

15,975,481 

13,204,837 

1,000,000 

3,244,645 

346,771 


$787.805 

164,240 

89,934 

120,000 

6,039,669 

1  to  4  p.  o. 


Dec.  31.  '95 

$3,323,500 

11,909,805 

17,705,571 

11,372,309 

l.OOO.OOO 

4,304,525 

351,874 


Total $48,650,127    $50,996,419    $49,967,584 


Liabilities. 

Capital  stock $2,000,000 

Surplus  fund 9,565,773 

Undivided  profits 257,139 

Deposits  Intrust 35,970,129 

Other  liabilities 857,086 

Total 848,650,127 

Supplementary. 
Tot.  am't  of  profits  during  year  $2,111,155 
Int.  cred.  dep's.  same  period ..  908,746 
Exp.  of  institution,  same  per'd.  134, S90 
Am'tof  divs.  deold  same  per'd  800,000 
Amt.of  dep  on  which  int.is  all'd  35,671,924 
Rate  of  interest 1  to  3><  p.  o. 


$2,OOO,OOO 

9,325,711 

222,556 

37,205,468 
1,213,849 


50,996,419      49,967,584 


$2,000,000 

9,437,312 

208,072 

38,067.443 
1,283,592 


$1,057,470 

408,628 

6«,562 

400,000 

37,734,009 

1  to  4  p.  c. 


WASHINGTON  TRUST  COMPANY. 


Bonds  and  mortgages 

Stock  invest'ts  (market  value) . 
Amount  loaned  on  collaterals.. 
Cash  on  hand  and  on  deposit. .. 
Other  assets 


Resources 
Dec.  31 ,  '98. 
$108,100 
919,548 
3,419,300 
470,471 
51,992 


June  30/96. 

$108,100 

766,770 

3,715, '200 

514,169 

46,337 


$1,989,949 
747,548 
134,731 
720.00O 

36,877.893, 
1  to  4  p.  0 . 


Dec.  31,  '95. 

$108,325 

778,758 

3,275,600 

404,898 

46,858 


Total $4,969,411 

Liabilities. 

Capital  stock $500,000 

Surplus  fund 4  '0,000 

Undivided  profits 115,093 

Denosits  in  trust  and  general 

deposits  payable  on  demand..    3,936,274 
Other  liabilities 18.044 

Total $4,969,411 

Supplementary. 

Tot.  am'tof  profits  during  year.  $1«2,795 
Int.  credited  dep's  same  per'd.  77,875 
Exp.  of  institut  n  same  per'd . .  35, 172 
Am'tof  divs.  decl'd  same  per'd  30,000 
Aut.of  dep.ouwhlchint. is  all'd  3,897,798 
Rate  of  interest 1  toS's  p.  c. 


$5,150,575     $4,617,439 


$500,000 
400,1)00 
84,723 

4,153,614 
12,233 


$500,000 

400,000 

71,937 

3,639,569 
5,933 


$5,150,575      $4,617,439 


$172,015 

71,541 

3'2,^S 

3",OOO 

4,128,614 

ItoS'ap.  c. 


$144,873 

00,867 

30,543 

30,000- 

3,5S«,157 

1  to  3  p.  0. 


THE  INVESTORS' 


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GENERAL    INDEX. 

PAOK. 

-  \-.    romta  TRUSTS,     -      8 

7 

141 
IE8,  (8e*aUo  ••  MISCELLANEOUS.")      -       165 

"KLYN  HANKS         -          -        155 
VN  Hi:  -     155 

M'.»<  >KL': 

Mi'NTHI.V   KI-I'M!  \ILl:ii.\l>  KAKNINUs    -     15« 

180 

TO  AKTH'I.KS  REOAR1      .  \H\M1 


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WILLIAM     I?.     DANA     POMPANY,     PTRLTSTTERS, 

pi'  NKW  YOKK. 

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JOHN    H.    DAVIS    &    CO., 

BANKERS 

AND 

DEALERS     IN     HIGH-CLASS     INVESTMENT     SECURITIES. 

MEMBERS  OF  NEW  YORK  AND  PHILADELPHIA  STOCK  EXCHANGES. 

Buy  and  Sell  Stocks  on  all  exchanges  ON  COMMISSION  ONLY,  and  carry  Stocks  and 
Bonds  on  margin. 

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BROWN  BpxOTHERS  &  Co., 


PHILADELPHIA,  :VEA*r    YORK,  BOSTON, 

4th  and  Chestnut  Sts.  59  WALL  STREET.  66  State  St. 

AND 

ALEX.  BROWN  &  SONS,  Baltimore  and  Calvert  Sts.,   Baltimore. 

ALL    CONNECTED    BY    PRIVATE    WIRE. 

•»lrmt>«-r«  »rth<>  !S>w  Yoru,  Philadelphia  and  Ra1tim<>re  stork    Ki<-linn^e». 

Execute  Orders  on  Commission  for  Purchase  and  Sale  of  Stocks,  Bonds,  and  all  Investment 

Securities.      Bills  of  Exchange  Bought  and  Sold. 

Commercial    Letter*  of  Credit  and  Travelers'  Letter*  of  Credit  Issued,  available  In  all  parts  of  tbe  World. 

Collections    mad*   on   all    points;    Telegraphic    Transfers   of   money    made    between    this    Country    and   Europe. 

Deposit  Accounts  of  American  Banks,  Bankers,  Firms  and  Individuals  received  upon  favorable  terms. 


Brown,  Shipley  &  Co.,  Founders'  Court,  Lothbury,  E.  C.,  London. 

}.  8.  FARLEE.  ROBERT  D.  FARLEE. 

J.  S.  FARLEE  &'  BROTHER, 

NO.     11     WALL    STREET,  NEW     YORK. 

Brokers  and  Dealers  in  Investment  Bonds  and  Stocks. 
STATE,  MUNICIPAL,    AND   APPROVED 

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PAYING    FROM    A    TO    6    PER    CENT, 

On    hand   for    Immediate    Delivery,    suitable    for    Savings    Banks,    Trust    Funds    and    other 

Conservative  Investors.      Correspondence  Solicited. 

GOLDMAN,  SACHS  &  CO, 

*. 

BANKERS, 

Nassau  Street,  Cor.  of  Cedar  Street,  New   York. 

(BANK    OP    COMMERCE     BUILDING.) 

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railroad  Companies,  omitting  only  such  portions  of 
•  •ate  a*  an  purely  f»rmal  in  their  character. 
In  this  issue  we  confine  our  attention  to  the  |.r>  • 
•hares  of  the  ••i.'lit  leading  companies  reorganized 
within  the  past  two  yean,  accompanying  the  game 
with  an  article  in  to-day'*  (' into  si<  I.K. 

The  companies  whose  stocks  are  described  below  are 
the  follow 

•on  Topeka  ft  Santa  Fe  Railway  Company. 
8.  Erie  Railroad  Compn 
3.  Norfolk  ft  Western  Railway  Company. 

rthern  Pacific  Railway  Company. 

-gon  Railroad  ft  Navigation  Company. 
6.  Heading  Company. 

.uthorn  Railway. 
In  the  .  u-e  of  nuMt  of  these  companies,  the  stocks, 
common   and  preferred  ..  orarily  in  the 

ting  trustees,  who  for  a  stated  period  have 
of  l*nien'  directors,   while  in 

.ublic  are   non-voting   trust  certifi- 
which   entitle  the   holder  to  tho  dividemi 

,'  trustees  and  at  the 
•  the  shares  of  stock  them- 
i 'receding  each  preferred  stock  certificate  we 
he  terms  of  its  voting  trust,  and  in  the  (  'IIROVP  I.K 
>r  1  we  propose  t<>  a  sample  voting  trust 

certificate  and  the  Reading  Voting  Trust  Agreement, 
reader  may  understand  the  nature  of  these 
*-hich  with    me  exception  (the  Oregon 
Railroad  A  NV  >  are  practically  of  one  and  the 

general    forn  of    the  stocks  described 


Railroad  Company. 


to-day  are  cumulative,  but  there  is  considerable  variety 
in  their   terms.      \Ve  take   up  the  eight  companies 

alphabetically,  hegiuning  with 

(1)  Tke  .UrhlM>n   Topeka  A  Santa  Fe  Railway  Company. 
In  the  case  of  thia  company  there  fc  no  voting  trust.    The 
total  authorized  issue  of  preferred  stock  is  $131,486,000  and 
the  certificate!)  say : 

PREFERRED  STOCK    EXTITLKD  TO   DIVIDEND   UP  TO  5  PER 

Uil.l)  BY  RUARD  OF   DIRECTORS. 

••'I'll--  l>»lli-rs  ,.f  tin-  preferred  stock  are  entitled  to  non- 
cumulative  ili\  !•!.  nils  in  each  and  every  fiscal  year  begin- 
ning after  the  30th  day  of  June,  1896,  at  such  rate,  not  ex- 
ceeding 5  per  centum  per  annum,  as  shall  be  declared  by 
the  board  of  director*  of  the  company,  in  preference  and 

Sriority  to  any  payment  in  or  for  such  fiscal  year  of  any 
ividen.l  mi  tii.-  common  stock  or  any  other  stock  of  the 
company,  but  only  from  individual  net   profits  when  and  as 
determined  by  said  boar<l." 

PREFERENCE  AS  TO  AMBTB  FIT  CASE  OF  LIQUIDATION. 

"And  in  case  of  dissolution  or  liquidation  of  the  company 
the  holders  of  the  preferred  stock  will  be  entitled  to  receive 
the  par  amount  <>f  their  stock  out  of  the  assets  of  the  com- 
pany in  priority  to  the  common  stock." 

•  F   A    MAJORITY   OF   ENTIRE    AMOUNT    OF    PRE- 
FERRED STOCK  NECEM8AKY  IN  ORDER  TO  ISSUJNEW 

MUKTOAGE  OR  ADDITIONAL  PREFERRED  STOCK. 
mortgage,  ottn-r  than  its  general  mortgage  and  its  ad- 
•:ige,  executed  in  December,  1895.  shall  be 
executed  by  the  company,  nor  shall  the  amount  of  the  pre- 
ferred stock  be  increased  unlens  the  execution  of  such  mort- 
gage or  such  increase  of  th>>  im-fi-rred  stock  shall  have  re- 
ceived the  consent  of  the  holders  of  a  majority  of  the  whole 
amount  of  the  preferred  stock  which  -.hull  at  the  time  be 
outstanding,  given  at  a  meeting  of  tie-  -t-x-kholders  called 
for  that  puriMM  -.  and  the  consent  of  the  holders  of  a  major- 
ity of  surh  part  of  the  common  stock  as  shall  be  represented 
at  said  meeting." 

(t)  Erie  Railroad  Company. 

The  stock  of  this  company  is  held  under  a  voting  trust 
agreement  dated  Jan.  1,  1896,  between  the  Reorganization 
<  •..iiiiniif .-.•.  party  of  the  first  part,  and  J.  P.  Morgan,  Louis 
Fitzgerald  and  Sir  Charles  Tennant,  the  Voting  Trustees, 
parties  of  the  second  part.  The  stock  trust  certificates  con- 
tain the  following  provision  with  reference  to  the  termina- 
tion of  the  voting  tm  -tock  certificates  shall  be  due 
or  delrwaMe  bemader  before  the  first  day  of  December, 
1900,  nor  until  the  expiration  of  such  further  period,  if  any, 
as  shall  elapse  before  th>-  Kri>-  UK.  Co.  in  one  year  shall  have 
|i.'ii.|  t  per  cent  cash  divicipnilM  on  its  first  preferred  stock: 
but  the  voting  trustees,  in  their  discretion,  may  make 
earlier  delivery." 

The  agreement  itself  provides  that  the  stock  shall  be  de- 
livered at  the  expiration  of  the  |>eriod,  or  periods,  above 
stated,  that  vacancies  among  the  voting  trustees  shall  be 
filled  by  appointment  by  the  other  voting  trustees,  that 
••  tin'  voting  trustees  will  exercise  their  best  judgment  from 
time  to  time  to  select  suitable  directors  to  the  end  that  the 
affairs  of  the  company  shall  be  properly  managed,  and  in 
voting  on  other  matters  which  may  come  before  them  at  any 
stockholders'  meeting  will  exercise  like  judgment." 

The  total  issue  of  first  preferred  stock  is  $30,000,000,  of  the 
second  preferred  $16,000,001).  In  all  other  respects  the  cer- 
tificates representing  first  and  second  preferred  shares  are 
substantially  the  same,  both  certificates  being  entitled  to 


INVESTORS'     SUPPLEMENT. 


VOL.  LX1V. 


not  exceeding  4  |.  r  . ,  i,t  dividends  and  being  subject  to  re- 
demption at  par  in  cash.    The  first  preferred  certificates 


"The  first  preferred  stock  [and  subject  to  it  the  2d   pre- 
ferred—Ens.  J   is  entitled  to  non-cumulative  dividends   at 

the    rate  of.   but   not  ,-xc ling.  4  per  cent _per annum   m 

each  and  everv  fiscal  year  beginning  after  the  30th  day  i 
June,  1SW1.  in'preference  and  prioritv  to  any  payment  in  01 
for  «ich  fiscal  year  of  any  dividend  on  other  stock ; 
onlv  from  undivided  net  profits  of  the  company  when  and 
M  determined  by  the  board  of  directors,  and  only  it  and 
when  the  board  shall  declare  dividends  therefrom.     If,  at 
prodding  for  the  payment  of  full  dividends  for  any  hscal 
vear  on  the  first    preferred  stock,  there  shall  remain  any 
surplus  un.livided  net  profits,  the  board  out  of  such  surplus 
mav  declare  and  pay  dividends  for  such  year  upon  the  sec- 
>ml  preferred  stock.    If.  from  the  business  of  any  particular 
ftscal  year,  excluding  undivided  net  profits  remaining  frona 
previous  years,  after  providing  out  of  the  net  profits  of  such 
narticular  fiscal  year  for  the  payment  of  the  full  dividends 
for  such  fiscal  ye'ar  on  the  first  and  second  preferred  stock, 
there  shall  remain  surplus  net  profits,  the  board  of  directors 
may  declare,  and  out  of  such  surplus  net  pronts  ot  sucn 
year  may  pay,  dividends  upon  any  other  stock  of  the  com- 
pany     But  no  dividends  shall  in  any  year  be  paid  upon  any 
such  other  stock  out  of  net   profits  of  any  previous  fiscal 
year  in  which  the  full  dividends  shall  not  have  been  paid  on 
the  first  and  second  preferred  stock." 
CONSENT  OF  PREFERRED  gOgOWMJg^TOmi 

••Such  first  preferred  stock  is  authorized  to  the  amount  of 
$80,000,000  [second  preferred  to  $16,000,000.— EDS.],  and,  as 
provided  in  the  certificate  of  incorporation,  the  consent  of 
the  holders  of  a  majority  of  such  first  preferred  stock  then 
out  standing,  given  at  a  meeting  of  the  stockholders  called 
for  that  purpose,  is  necessary  to  any  increase  of  such  author- 
ized amount  thereof  as  well  as  to  the  creation  of  any  mort- 
gage, other  than  those  in  said  certificate  specified,  upon  its 
property  specified  in  said  certificate."  [Similar  consent  must 
be  obtained  from  the  second  preferred  stock  to  any  increase 
of  either  the  first  preferred  or  the  second  preferred  and  to 
any  new  mortgage. — EDS.J 

PREFERRED  STOCKS  REDEEMABLE  AT  PAR. 

"The  Erie  Railroad  Company  reserves  the  right,  if  allowed 

by  law,  at  any  time  to  redeem  its  first  preferred  (also  second 

preferred)  stock  at  par  in  cash." 

(8)  Norfolk  &  Western  Railway. 

In  the  case  of  this  company  there  is  no  voting  trust  and 
of  the  total  authorized  preferred  stock  ($23,000,000)  all  ex- 
cept $166,630  was  deliverable  under  the  plan  of  reorganize 
tion.  The  rights  of  the  preferred  stock,  as  set  forth  in  the 
certificates,  are  as  follows : 

PROVISIONS    FOR    NON-CUMULATIVE    DIVIDENDS    OF    NOT 

EXCEEDING  4  PER  CENT  PER  ANNUM  AS 

DECLARED  BY  BOARD. 

"  The  holders  of  the  adjustment  preferred  stock  of  the 
company  are  entitled  to  non-cumulative  dividends  for  each 
fiscal  year,  when  and  as  declared  by  the  board  of  directors 
of  the  company,  to  the  extent  of  4  per  cent  per  annum,  pay- 
able out  of  any  surplus  net  profits  of  the  company,  as  deter- 
mined by  said  board,  before  any  dividend  shall  be  declarec 
or  paid  in  or  for  such  fiscal  year  on  the  common  stock." 

PREFERENCE  AS  TO  ASSETS  IN  CASE  OF  LIQUIDATION. 
"And  in  case  of  liquidation  or  distribution  of  the  capita 
of  the  company,  the  holders  of  the  adjustment  preferrec 
stock  will  be  entitled  to  receive  the  par  amount  of  their 
stock  out  of  the  company's  assets  in  priority  to  any  pay 
mi- nt  therefrom  on  the  common  stock." 

DIVIDENDS  ON  COMMON  STOCK. 

"Dividends  on  the  common  stock  may  be  declared  and  paid 
out  of  any  surplus  net  profits  remaining  from  any  previous 
fiscal  year  or  years  for  which  the  full  dividends  at  the  rate 
of  4  per  cent  per  annum  shall  have  been  paid  on  the  adjust- 
ment preferred  stock;  but  no  dividends  shall  be  paid  on  the 
common  stock  out  of  surplus  net  profits  of  any  year  for 
which  the  full  dividends  shall  not  have  been  paid  on  the 
adjustment  preferred  stock." 

RIGHT  OF  PREFERRED  STOCK  TO  CONTROL  COMPANY  UNTIL 
SEPT.   24,   19O1,  UNLESS  4    PER  CENT  18  PAID  ON   PRE- 
FERRED   STOCK    FOR  THREE   CONSECUTIVE   YEARS. 
"  During  the  period  of  five  years  after  the  organization  o: 
the  company,  unless  full  yearly  dividends  at  the  rate  of  - 
per  cent  per  annum  shall  have  been  paid  on  the  adjustmen 
preferred  stock  for  three  years  before  the  expiration  of  tha 
period,  two-thirds  of  the  whole  board  of  directors  of  thi 
company  shall  be  elected  by  separate  ballot,  by  vote  of  thi 
holders  of  a  majority  of  the  adjustment  preferred  stock  up 
on  which  votes  shall  be  cast  at  the  respective  elections  o 
directors,  and  the  remainder  of  the  board  shall  be  elected  b1 
separate  ballot  by  vote  of  the  holders  of  a  majority  of  tht 
common  stock  upon  which  votes  shall  be  cast.    After  the 
expiration  of  five  years,  or  after  full  yearly  dividends  on  the 
adjustment  preferred  stock  shall  have  been  paid  for  three 
years,  the  adjustment    preferred  stock  and  the  common 


took  are  to  rank  equally,  share  for  share,  at  all  elections, 
each  share  entitling  the  holder  to  one  vote." 

CONSENT  OF  TWO-THIRDS  OF  ENTIRE  ISSUE  OF  PREFERRED 

STOCK  NECESSARY  TO  MAKE  NEW  MORTGAGE 

OR  TO  INCREASE  THE  PREFERRED. 

"  No  mortgage  other  than  the  mortgages  provided   for  in 

he  plan  of  organization  of  the  company  shall  be  placed  up- 
>n  the  property  mentioned  in  said  plan,  and  the  amount  of 

he  adjustment  preferred  stock  (namely,  $38,000,000,1  shall 
not  be  increased  or  decreased,  except  after  obtaining  in  each 

nstance  of  the  execution  of  such  mortgage,  or  increase  or 
decrease  of  stock,  the  consent  of  the  holders  of  two-thirds 
of  the  whole  amount  of  the  adjustment  preferred  stock  then 

mtstanding,  given  at  a  meeting  of  the  stockholders  called 

or  that  purpose,  and  the  consent  of  the  holders  of  a  majority 
of  such  part  of  the  common  stock  as  shall  be  represented  at 
such  meeting,  the  holders  of  each  class  of  stock  voting 
separately." 

"The  term  common  stock  shall,  for  the  purposes  hereof, 

>e  held  to  include  all  stock  which  may  be  issued  other  than 

he  adjustment  preferred  stock." 

(4)  Northern  Pacific  Railway  Company. 

The  stock  of  this  company  is  held  in  a  voting  trust  agree- 
ment dated  Dec.  1,  1896,  between  J.  P.  Morgan  &  Co  ,  Reor- 
ganization Managers,  and  J.  Pierpont  Morgan,  Georg  Sie- 
mens, August  Belmont,  Johnston  Livingston,  Charles 
Lanier,  Voting  Trustees.  The  agreement  provides  that  the 
voting  trustees  shall  issue  the  stock  certificates  in  exchange 
for  the  trust  certificates  not  later  than  Nov.  1, 1901,  but  that 
they  may,  if  they  please,  cause  the  exchange  to  take  place 
at  any  earlier  date.  The  voting  trustees  are  to  elect 
new  trustees  to  fill  vacancies  in  their  number,  except 
that  the  successors  of  Georg  Siemens  are  always  to  be 
nominated  by  the  Deutsche  Bank  of  Berlin.  The  trustees 
are  forbidden  to  increase  the  preferred  stock  or  to  issue  any 
new  mortgage  except  with  the  consent  of  holders  of  a  ma- 
jority of  the  whole  amount  of  the  preferred  stock  trust  cer- 
tificates and  of  the  holders  of  a  majority  of  the  common 
stock  trust  certificates  represented  at  the  meeting.  "  In 
voting  the  stock  held  by  them",  the  agreement  says,  "the 
voting  trustees  will  exercise  their  best  judgment  from  time 
to  time  to  select  suitable  directors,  to  the  end  that  the 
affairs  of  the  company  shall  be  properly  managed,  and  in 
voting  on  other  matters  which  may  come  before  them  at 
any  stockholders'  meeting  will  use  their  best  judgment." 

The  preferred  stock  authorized  is  $75,000,000,  and  the 
common  stock  $80,000,000,  the  certificates  for  both  classes 
of  stock  containing  the  following  : 

PREFERRED  STOCK  ENTITLED  TO  4   PER   CEST  DIVIDENDS 
(IP  DECLARED)  TAX  FREE. 

"The  holders  of  the  preferred  stock  of  the  company  shall  be 
entitled  to  non-cumulative  dividends  for  each  fiscal  year, 
when  and  as  declared  by  the  board  of  directors  of  the  com- 
pany, to  the  extent  of  4  per  cent  per  annum,  payable  quar- 
terly on  the  first  days  of  March,  June,  September  and  De- 
cember out  of  any  surplus  net  profits  of  the  company,  as 
determined  by  said  board,  before  any  dividend  shall  be  de- 
clared or  paid  for  or  in  such  fiscal  year  on  the  common 
stock,  and  without  deduction  for  any  tax  or  taxes  imposed 
by  the  United  States  or  by  any  State  or  municipality  there- 
of that  the  railway  company  may  at  any  time  be  required 
to  pay  or  to  retain  therefrom." 

THEN  COMMON  TO  4  PER  CENT. 

"Dividendson  the  common  stock  may  be  declared  and  paid 
out  of  any  surplus  net  profits  remaining  from  any  previous 
fiscal  year  or  years  for  which  the  full  dividends  at  the  rate 
of  4  per  cent  per  annum  shall  have  been  paid  on  the  pre- 
ferred stock." 

THEN  BOTH  STOCKS  SHARE  BATABLY. 

"But  after  dividends  to  the  extent  of  4  per  cent  shall  have 
been  declared  for  any  one  fiscal  year  on  all  the  stock  of  the 
company  (common  as  well  as  preferred),  any  further  divi- 
dends for  that  fiscal  year  shall  be  declared  only  for  the 
equal  ratable  benefit  of  all  the  stock,  whether  preferred  or 
common.  No  dividends  shall  be  paid  on  the  common  stock 
out  of  surplus  net  profits  of  any  year  for  which  the  full  div- 
idends shall  not  have  been  paid  on  the  preferred  stock." 

PREFERRED  STOCK  TO   ELECT  A  MAJORITY  OF  DIRECTORS 

IF  FULL  DIVIDENDS  ON  PREFERRED  STOCK  FOR 

1TWO  SUCCESSIVE  QUARTERS  ARE  NOT  PAID. 

"Whenever  the  full  and  regular  quarterly  dividends  for 
two  successive  quarterly  periods  after  July  1st,  1897,  upon 
the  preferred  stock  at  the  rate  of  4  per  cent  per  annum, 
shall  not  have  been  paid  in  cash,  then  and  in  that  event  at 
the  next  annual  meeting  such  number,  and  only  such  num- 
ber, of  directors  as  will  constitute  a  majority  of  the  whole 
board  shall  be  elected  by  a  separate  ballot  by  the  holders  of 
the  preferred  stock  present  or  represented  at  such  meeting, 
and  the  remainder  of  the  board  shall  be  elected  by  a  sepa- 
rate ballot  by  the  holders  of  the  common  stock  present  or 
represented  at  such  meeting,  in  every  case  each  share  to  be 
entitled  to  one  vote." 


AI-J.IL,  13K7.) 


INVESTOKS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


NO  SEW  MORTGAGE   OB   INCREASE   OF   PREFERRED  STOCK 
WITHOUT  CONSENT  OF  MAJORITY  OF 

ALL  TI1E  PREFERRED,  ETC.  TIM 

"The  company  shall  not  put  a  mortgage  upon  its  property 

formerlv  embraced  in  the  -y-tem  of  the   Northern  Pacific 

Railroad    ouipanv.  nor  shall  the  amount   of  the   preferred 

stock  be  increased  except  after  obtaining  in  each  instance 

insent  of  th  •  holders  of  a  majority  of  the  whole  amount 

of  the   prefenv  t   stock  given  at  a  meeting  of  the  stock- 

illed    fur   that   purpose,  and  the  consent  of  the 

hoi  ler-  "f  a  majority  of  such  part  of  the  common  stock  as 

shall  be  represented  at  such  meeting,  the  holders  of  each 

class  of  stock  voting  separately." 

PREFERRED  STOCK  SUBJECT  TO  CALL  AT  PAR  PRIOR 
TO  1»17. 

••The  company  shall  have  the  right  at  its  option,  and  in 
manner  as  it  shall  determine,  to  retire  the  preferred 
stock  in  whole  or  in  part,  at  par.  from  time  to  time,  upon 
any  first  day  of  January  prior  to  1917." 

CERTIFICATES  MAY  BE  REGISTERED  IN  BERLIN. 
"Certificates  for  preferred  and  common  stock  registered 
in  New  York  may  be  exchanged  in  such  manner  as  the  com- 
pany may  prescribe  for  similar  certificates  registered  at  the 
Deutacbe  Bank  in  Berlin,  and  all  dividends  declared  on  the 
preferred  stock  registered  in  Berlin  will  be  payable  there  at 
it.-  of  4-20  marks  per  dollar.** 

(a)  Oregon  Rallroid  A  Navigation  Company. 
The  stock  of  this  company  ($10,906,500  of  preferred  and 
(34,000,000  of  common)  is  to  be  held  in  trust  until  Aug.  17, 
1908,  by  the  Central  Trust  Company,  which  will  elect  as 
directors  of  the  Oregon  RR.  A  Navigation  Co.  ten  directors, 
five  of  whom  shall  be  residents  of  Oregon,  nominated  by 

Alders  of  the  trust  certificates  for  tin-  preferred  stock, 
and  five  directors,  three  of  whom  snail  be  resident*  of 
Oregon,  nominated  by  the  holders  of  the  trust  certificates 
for  the  common  stock.  In  this  manner  is  ensured  to  the 

rred  stock  the  control  of  the  company  until  the  date 
named  unlem  the  trust  shall  be  earlier  terminated,  as 
authorized,  in  one  of  the  following  ways: 

A.  BT  the  consent  of  the   holders  of  two-thirds  of  each 
elav  of  voting  trust  certificate*. 

B.  By  the  payment  by  the  railroad  company  upon  the  pre- 

I  stock  of  dividoMi  which  shall  equal  in  the  aggra- 
vate 90  per  cent  of  the  par  value  of  the  stock,  whether  such 

-nds  are  declared  successively  or  not.  and  without  re- 
gard to  the  several  amount*  of  the  dividends  so  paid. 

Hy  a  deposit  made  by  common  stockholders,  as  herein- 
aft.  r  stated,  with  th.-  Central  Trust  Co.,  of  mob  amount  or 

nU  (lea*  a  discount  of  0 percent),  altogether  with  the 

••nds  theretofore  paid,  shall  euual  30  per  ••••nt  on  the 

rred  stock.  Said  amount  to  be  paid  forthwith  to  the 
holders  of  certificate*  representing  the  preferred  stock. 

!•    Ity  a  guaranty    given,  at    the    instance  of   common 
stockholders  as  hereinafter  stated,  either  by  the  Am- 

•  Co., or  the  Lawyers'  Surety  Co.,  or  some  other  person 
or  corporation  of  New  York,  which  is  satisfactory  to  th.- 
tl  Trust  Co..  guaranteeing  for  the  benefit  of  the  pre- 


I  -t.«  k  the  payment  of  nui-h  sum   of  money  i 

toforc  paid  on  said  stuck,  be  equal  to 

»  per  ^  ich  guaranty  shall  be   for  the  payment  on 

the  first  -lay  of  each  successive  calendar  year  thereafter  at 
the  rate  of  at  least  4  per  cent  per  annum  of  the  balance  of 
the  20  per  cent  of  .h  .  Mends  remaining  unpai<l. 

The  right  to  terminate  this  agreement,  a*  stated  in  para- 
graphs C  and  I».  it  KIV.-H    fur  21,  years  from  Aug.  19,  1806, 
•ling   trust  rrrtillcatee  representing  u 
wwjHritu.  .in. I  tli-  r.-.iii.  r  to  holders  of  trust  certificate*  WJB- 
iMenting  at  least  $2,000,000  of  the  common  stock.     And  the 
when  issued  therefor  shall  be  stamped  with 
fart  that  this  agreement   has  been   terminated  by  t  he 
payment  °.r  k-M.ir.ti.ti.    ••{   dividends,  and   that  during  the 
.1  l.-nds  shall  have  been   paid    or 
inteed  the  holders  of  preferred  stock  shall  not  >»•  >-n- 
ndii  declared   by  the  company,  except 
nd»  as  shall  be  declared  upon  the  preferred  stock 
ess  of  the  amount  paid  or  guaranteed   [of  at  least  4 
-nt  per  annum.— El*.],  in  order  to  terminate  said 
trust  agreement  with  the  discount  thereon.    But  all  the 
••ads  declared  by  the  company   upon  such   preferred 
stork  .luring    such    period,  not    exceeding,   however,   the 
•    paid   or   guaranteed,  together    with    the    dis- 
count   thereon,    shall    be    paid    by    the  company    to    the 
.-  trustee  [Central  Trust  Co.]  to  be  paid  over  by  said 
f.  trustee  to  the  common  stockholders  making  the  de- 
posit or  causing  the  guaranty  to  be  made". 

words,  the  voting  trust  will  end  prior  to  Aug. 

••*>,  in  case  the  railroad  company  shall  have  |«iid  divi- 

in  all  aggregating  20  per  <->-nt  on  the  preferred  stock, 

<>r  in  ca*e  a  sufficient  number  of  the  common  stockholders 

"hull  have  exercised  the  option  to  pay  down  for  the  benefit 

:  xt<x-k.  or  to  give  a  satisfactory  guaranty 

that  the  r-  will  be  paid  thereon,  at  the  rate  of  at  least  4  per 

<ynt  yearly,  a  ram  equal  to  the  balance  of  the  90  per  cent  in 

_    lends  remaining  unpaid. 

-gardu  all  questions  which  shall  require  the  action  of 


the  stockholders  during  the  continuance  of  the  voting  trust 
the  Central  Trust  Co.  shall  vote  the  stock  as  follows  : 

I.  Against  any  increase  in  the  preferred  capital  stock  of 
the  company  u>  Ins  the  holders  of  all  of  the  voting  truss  t 
certificates  of  both  classes  give  their  uimnimtnis  consent 
thereto  it  general  meetings. 

~.  Against  all  propositions  "  relating  to  the  mortgaging, 
selling  or  leasing  of  the  railroad  and  telegraph  lines  of  the 
company  or  to  the  consolidation  thereof",  ur.tetx  an  affirma- 
tive vote  shall  be  authorized  and  directed  by  the  holders  of 
a  majority  of  all  the  outstanding  voting  trust  certificates  of 
etirh  class. 

3.  On  all  other  questions  the  Central  Trust  Co.  shall  vote 
as  directed  by  the  holders  of  a  majority  of  the  aggregate  of 
all  its  voting  trust  certificates  of  both  classes  represented  at 
general  meetings. 

The  preferred  stock  certificates  of  the  Oregon  Railroad  & 
Navigation  Company  say : 

PREFERRED    ENTITLED  TO  4  PKR  CENT  DIVIDENDS.  THEN 
COMMON  TO  4  PER  CENT.  THEN  BOTH  SHARE  PRO  RATA. 

"The  company  has  duly  authorized  the  issue  of  preferred 
stock  to  the  amount  of  $'11,000,000,  and  of  common  stock  to 
the  amount  of  $24,000,000.  The  preferred  stock  is  entitled 
in  each  calendar  year  to  receive  dividends,  if  declared,  to 
the  amount  of  4  per  cent  |»-r  annum,  non-cumulative,  be- 
fore any  dividend  shall  be  paid  upon  the  common  stock,  and 
nimon  stock  is  entitled  after  the  payment  of  4  per  cent 
'iividen.K  to  the  preferred  stock  to  all  dividends  declared 
during  the  same  year  up  to  4  per  cent  per  annum  ;  and  after 
the  payment  of  this  dividend  to  the  common  stock,  all  divi- 
dends declared  during  that  year  shall  be  distributed  pro  rata 
to  the  preferred  and  the  common  stock." 

PREFERRED  STOCK     HAS    PREFERENCE    AS    TO   ASSETS   IN 

UK   I.I'.'rillATloN. 

•'In  case  of  the  liquidation  of  tin-  company,  the  holders  of 
the  preferred  stock  shall  be  entitled  to  receive  the  par 
amount  of  th.-ir  stock  out  of  the  assets  of  the  company  in 
priority  to  the  common  stock. 

NO  INCREASE   OF    THE    PREFERRED    STOCK   WITHOUT  CON 
SENT  OF  ALL  THE  COMPANY'S  eTOCK HOLDERS. 

"The  preferred  stock  shall  not  be  increased  without  the 
consent  of  all  the  stockholders  of  the  company. " 

NU  HEW  MORTGAGE,    SALE.  LEASE  OR  CONSOLIDATION  OF 

PROPEitTY  WITHOUT  CONSENT  OF  A  MAJORITY 

OF  EACH  CLASS  OF  STOCK. 

"No  mortgage  shall  be  put  upon  the  property  of  the  com 
puny,  and  no  sale  or  lease  of  its  railroad  or  telegraph  line 
-hall  be  made  without  tin-  approval  of  the  holders  of  a  ma- 
jority of  the  preferred  stock  uiid  of  a  majority  of  the  com- 
mon stock,  and  the  company  shall  not  consolidate  itself 
»  it  h  or  into  any  other  company  without  like  :ipprov.-il." 

(«)  ReadUg  Compaay. 

The  entire  capital  stock  of  this  company  is  dc|>o»ited  un- 
der a  voting  trust  agreement,  to  be  published  in  the  ClIRON- 
ICLE  of  May  1.  The  voting  trust  will  terminate  Jan.  1.  I!*)-'. 
if  the  company  shall  by  that  lime  have  paid  4  per  cent  cash 
dividend  on  its  first  preferred  stock  for  two  consecutive 
years,  and  if  not  then  so  noon  as  such  dividend  shall  have 
been  paid.  The  voting  trustees,  however,  may  terminate 
the  voting  trust  at  any  time.  The  agreement  reserves  to 
the  holders  of  the  voting  trust  certificates  the  same  rights 
as  to  voting  on  any  propomtian  to  make  a  new  mortgage 
or  to  increase  the  authorized  issues  of  th.  |.i-  i.-rred  stock 
as  would  be  conferred  by  the  stock  certificates  themselves 
if  they  were  outetanding.  The  voting  trustees  agree  to  se- 
lect suitable  directors,  and  as  to  all  questions  coming  before 
tiiem  to  exercise  their  best  judgment. 

The  Jir»t  prtftmd  itcrk  is  authorized  to  a  total  of  $28,000,- 
000,  and  the  certificates  contain  the  following  provisions: 

FIRST  PREFERRED    STOCK    ENTITLED   TO  4  PER  CENT  DIVI 
DEND  IF  DECLARED. 

"The  first  preferred  stock  is  entitled  to  non-cumulative 
hvi. lends  at  the  rate  of,  but  not  exceeding,  4  per  cent  per 
liiinuiu  in  e;w:h  and  every  fiscal  year,  in  preference  and 
priority  to  any  payment  in  or  for  such  fiscal  year  of  any 
dividend  on  other  stock;  but  only  from  undivided  net  prof- 
its of  the  company  when  and  as  determined  by  the  board  of 
directors,  and  only  if  and  when  the  board  shall  declare  div- 
id.-iid-  therefrom.  If,  after  providing  for  the  payment  of 
full  dividends  for  any  fiscal  year  on  the  first  preferred  stock, 
there  shall  remain  an  v  surplus  undivided  net  profits,  the 
board  out  of  such  surplus  may  declare  and  pay  dividends 
for  such  year  [to  an  amount  not  <-xi-i  .-ding  4  percent.  EDS.] 
\i|K Hi  th«-  second  preferred  stock.  If,  from  the  business  of 
any  particular  fiscal  year,  excluding  undivided  net  profits 
reineining  from  previous  years,  after  providing  out  of  the 
net  profits  of  such  particular  fiscal  year  for  the  payment  of  the 
full  dividends  for  such  fiscal. year  on  the  first  and  second 
preferred  stock,  there  shall  remain  surplus  net  profits,  the 
board  of  directors  may  declare,  and  out  of  such  surplus  net 
profits  of  such  year  may  pay,  dividends  ti|K>n  any  other 
stock  of  the  company.  But  no  dividends  shall  in  any  year 
be  paid  upon  any  such  other  stock  out  of  net  profits  of  any 
previous  fiscal  year  in  which  the  full  dividends  shall  not 
have  been  paid  on  the  first  and  second  preferred  stock." 


IfiVESTOflS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


BIGHT  TO  INCREASE  ISSUE   FROM  *28.0OO.OrtO TO  *49,OOO,OOO 
1-..K  .•••NVKK«ION  OK  SECOND  l'Ki:n.KRED 

8TOCK-OTHER    PROVI- 

li  iir-i  preferred  stock  is  authorized  to  the  amount  of 
t38,000,000,  and  the  consent  of  the  holders  of  a  majority  o 
the  whole  amount  of  such  first  preferred  stock  then  out- 
standing, given  »t  a  meeting  of  the  stockholders  called  for 
that  purpose,  is  necessary  to  any  increase  of  such  author- 
iiiiimni  thereof  as  well  as  to  the  creation  of  any  mort- 
notiiil  to  thnt  for  $18.-»,000.000  heretofore  author- 
Una,  except  that,  at  any  time  after  dividends  at  the  rate  of 
ix-r  annum  shall  have  been  paid  thereon  for  two 
successive  years,  said  lirst  preferred  stock  may  be  increased, 
without  Miiuh  consent,  to  the  extent  of  420,000  shares  for  use 
towards  the  conversion  of  the  second  preferred  stock  ;  and, 
•ooordiiiKlv.  this  certificate  is  issued  and  accepted  upon 
condition  that,  without  further  consent  from  the  holder  or 
owner  hereof,  tin-  Raiding  Company  may  so  increase  and 
iasue  its  tirst  preferred  stock." 

PREFERRED  STOCKS  8UBIEOT  TO  CALL  AT  PAR. 

"The  Reading  Company  shall  have  the  right  at  any  time  to 
reedeem  either  or  both  classes  of  its  preferred  stock,  at  par 
in  cash,  if  such  redemption  shall  then  b,?  allowed  by  law. 

The  ttcond  preferred  stock  is  entitled  to  non-cumulative 
4  per  cent  dividends  (if  declared)  in  preference  to  dividends 
on  the  common  stock.    The  certificates  are  similar  to  the 
first  preferred  stock  certificates  above  given,  but  say  : 
SECOND  PREFERRED  STOCK. 

"Such  second  preferred  stock  is  authorized  to  the  amount 
of  $42,000.000 :  and,  except  as  hereinafter  stated,  the  consent 
of  the  holders  of  a  majority  of  the  whole  amount  of  such 
second  preferred  stock  then  outstanding,  given  at  a  meet- 
ing of  the  stockholders  called  for  that  purpose,  is  necessary 
to  any  increase  of  such  authorized  amount  thereof,  or  of  the 
first  preferred  stock,  as  well  as  to  the  creation  of  any  mort- 
gage additional  to  the  mortgage  of  $185,000,000  heretofore 
authorize^  1." 

RIGHT      OF      CONVERSION       INTO       COMMON      AND      FIRST 
PREFERRED. 

"The  Reading  Company  reserves  the  right,  and  this  cer- 
tificate is  issued  and  accepted  upon  condition,  that  at  any 
time  after  dividends  at  the  rate  of  4  per  cent  per  annum 
shall  have  been  paid  for  two  successive  years  on  the  first 
preferred  stock,  the  Reading  Company,  without  further  con- 
sent from  the  holder  or  owner  hereof,  may  exercise  the 
right  to  convert  the  second  preferred  stock,  not  exceeding 
$43,000.000  at  par,  one-half  into  first  preferred  stock  and  one- 
half  into  common  stock,  and  accordingly  may  so  increase 
and  issue  its  first  preferred  stock  and  its  common  stock  to 
provide  for  such  conversion  of  the  second  preferred  stock." 

(7)  St.  Louis  &  San  Francisco  Railway. 

The  capital  stock  of  this  company  is  deposited  in  a  voting 
trust  "  as  additional  protection  "  to  the  consolidated  mort- 
gage 4  per  cent  bonds  of  1896.  The  voting  trust  agreement 
is  dated  July  1,  1896,  and  is  made  between  the  reorganiza- 
tion committee  and  the  voting  trustees,  viz.:  John  A.  Stew- 
art, Louis  Fitzgerald,  J.  Kennedy  Tod,  Isaac  N.  Seligman, 
Simuel  C.  Eastman,  Benjamin  P.  Cheney,  James  A.  Blair. 

The  agreement  provides  that  the  voting  trustees  "  shall 
select  suitable  directors  to  the  end  that  the  affairs  of  the 
company  shall  be  properly  managed",  and  in  voting  on 
other  matters  shall  exercise  their  best  judgment.  The  vot- 
ing trustees,  however,  are  forbidden  to  authorize  any  addi- 
tional mortgage  and  to  increase  the  amount  of  the  pre- 
ferred stock,  except  with  the  consent  of  the  holders  ol  a 
majority  of  the  whole  amount  of  the  trust  certificates  for 
each  class  of  preferred  stock  and  of  a  majority  of  the  certifi- 
cates for  common  stock  represented  at  such  meeting,  each 
class  of  trust  certificates  voting  separately.  So  also  as  to 
any  increase  of  the  second  preferred  stock,  the  voting 
trustees  must  first  obtain  the  consent  of  the  holders  of  a 
majority  of  the  whole  amount  of  the  trust  certificates  repre- 
senting said  stock  and  the  consent  of  a  majority  of  such 
part  of  the  trust  certificates  for  common  stock  as  shall  be 
represanted  at  the  meeting  called  to  act  on  said  matter, 
each  class  voting  separately. 

As  to  the  expiration  of  the  voting  trust,  the  voting  trust 
certificates  say : 

"  No  stock  certificates  shall  be  due  or  deliverable  hereunder 
before  the  tirst  day  of  July,  1901,  nor  until  the  expiration  of 
such  further  period,  if  any.  as  shall  elapse  before  the  St.. 
Louis  &  San  Francisco  RR.  Co.  shall  have  paid  for  two  con  - 
seoutive  years  a  4  per  cent  cash  dividend  on  its  first  pre- 
ferred stock.  The  voting  trustees  may,  notwithstanding 
make  delivery  at  any  time  prior  to  the  first  day  of  January, 

*>-'.  with  th;>  consent  of  the  "holders  of  at  least  two-thirds 
in  amount  of  the  stock  trust  certificates  issued  by  the  under- 
signed voting  trustees  and  then  outstanding,  in  respect  of 
each  class  of  the  stock  of  said  Railroad  Company,  and  may 
make  delivery  after  said  first  day  of  January,  1903,  in  their 
absolute  discretion." 


The  stock  certificates  of  the  company,  common,  first  pre- 
ferred and  second  preferred,  all  contain  the  following : 

FIRST    PREFERRED    TO    RECEIVE    4    P.    C.    THEN    2D    PRE- 
FERRED   4    PER    CEST,    THEN    COMMON     ALL 
REMAINING    DIVIDENDS. 

''Holders  of  the  first  preferred  stock  are  entitled  to  receive 
dividends  thereon  when  earned  and  declared  for  any  year 
to  the  amount  of  4  per  centum  before  any  dividend  for  that 
year  shall  be  set  apart  or  paid  on  the  second  preferred  stock 
or  on  the  common  stock,  but  such  preferred  dividends  shall 
not  be  cumulative.  Holders  of  the  second  prefer 'ed  stock 
are  entitled  to  receive  dividends  thereon  when  earned  and 
declared  for  any  year  to  the  amount  of  4  per  centum  before 
any  dividends  shall  be  set  apart  or  paid  on  the  common' 
stock,  but  such  preferred  dividends  shall  not  be  cumulative. 
A  fter  the  payment  of  such  dividends  on  the  first  preferred 
stock  and  second  preferred  stock  for  any  year,  the  holders 
of  the  common  stuck  are  entitled  to  receive  all  dividends 
that  may  be  earned  and  declared  for  that  year." 
PREFERRED  STOCKS  SUBJECT  TO  CALL. 

"The  company  reserves  the  right  at  any  time  to  redeem 
either  class  of  its  preferred  stock  in  cash  if  allowed  by  law." 
RIGHT  TO  INCREASE  PREFERRED  STOCKS. 

"The  articles  of  association  of  the  company  provide  that  the 
amount  of  the  first  preferred  stock  shall  not  be  increased  ex- 
cept with  the  consent  of  the  holders  of  a  majority  of  the 
whole  amount  of  each  class  of  preferred  stock  given  at  a 
meeting  of  the  stockholders  called  for  that  purpose,  and 
with  the  consent  of  the  holders  of  a  majority  of  such  part  of 
the  common  stock  as  shall  be  represented  at  said  meeting, 
the  holders  of  each  class  of  stock  voting  separately,  and  that 
the  amount  of  the  second  preferred  stock  shall  not  be  in- 
creased except  with  the  consent  of  the  holders  of  a  majority 
of  the  whole  amount  thereof  given  at  a  meeting  of  the 
stockholders  called  for  that  purpose  and  with  the  consent  of 
the  holders  of  a  majority  of  such  part  of  the  common  stock 
as  shall  be  represented  at  said  meeting,  the  holders  of  each 
class  of  stock  voting  separately." 

(8)   Southern   Railway. 

The  entire  capital  stock  of  the  company,  excapt  sufficient 
to  qualify  directors,  is  deposited  with  J.  P.  Morgan,  Charles 
Lanier  and  George  F.  Baker  as  voting  trustees,  to  be  held 
by  them  till  July  1,  1899,  and  for  such  further  period,  if  any, 
as  shall  elapse  before  the  preferred  stock  shall  have  paid  5 
per  cent  cash  dividend  for  one  year.  The  trustees  may, 
however,  terminate  the  trust  and  deliver  the  stock  at  any 
time.  As  in  the  other  voting  trusts  already  mentioned,  the 
trustees  are  required  to  select  suitable  trustees,  that  the 
affairs  of  the  company  may  be  properly  administered,  and 
in  other  matters  to  exercise  their  best  judgment.  The  trust 
agreement  is  on  the  expressed  understanding  "that  the 
preferred  stock  is  subject  to  the  exercise  at  any  time  by  the 
Southern  Railway  Company  of  any  charter  right  to  redeem 
such  stock  in  cash  at  par."  This  fact  does  not  appear  in  the 
stock  certificate  itself.  The  preferred  certificate  expresses 
as  follows  the  preferential  rights  of  the  preferred  stock  : 

ENTITLED  TO  NOT  EXCEEDING  5  PER   CEXT  DIVIDEND. 

"The  preferred  stock  is  entitled  to  the  following  prefer- 
ences and  to  no  other,  viz.:  In  each  and  every  fiscal  year 
after  the  first  day  of  July,  1895,  to  receive  non-cumulative 
dividends  at  and  up  to  the  rate  of  5  per  cent  per  annum  in 
preference  and  priority  to  the  payment  of  any  dividend  on 
the  common  stock  in  such  fiscal  year,  but  only  from  the  net 
profits  of  the  company  as  such  shall  be  fixed  and  determined 
by  the  board  of  directors  and  only  when  and  as  such  board 
shall  declare  dividends  therefrom;  but,  notwithstanding  the 
preference  hereby  declared,  if,  after  providing  for  the  pay- 
ment of  dividends  for  any  fiscal  year  on  the  preferred  stock 
outstanding  in  such  year,  there  shall  remain  a  surplus  of  net 
profits  of  such  year,  the  board  of  directors  may  declare 
and  pay  dividends  upon  any  other  stock  of  the  company  for. 
such  year  out  of  such  surplus  net  profits." 

RIGHT   TO   INCREASE   PREFERRED    STOCK    OR    MAKE    NEW 
MORTGAGE. 

"Such  preferred  stock  is  authorized  to  the  amount  of  $60,- 
000,000;  and  without  the  consent  of  the  holders  of  a  ma- 
jority of  such  preferred  stock  then  outstanding,  the  com- 
pany can  neither  increase  such  authorized  amount  thereof 
nor  put  upon  its  property  any  mortgage  to  secure  bonds  for 
more  than  the  aggregate  principal  sum  of  $130.000,000.  in 
addition  to  prior  liens  thereon,  assumed,  extended  or  re- 
newed, or  any  substitutions  therefor,  against  which  a  like 
amount  of  bonds  shall  be  reserved  out  of  such  amount  of 
$120,000,000." 

In  subsequent  issues  of  this  SUPPLEMENT  we  shall 
publish  the  terms  of  preference  from  the  preferred  cer- 
tificates of  forty  or  fifty  other  companies,  including 
among  them  practically  every  important  railroad  cor- 
poration in  the  United  States. 


RAILROAD    COMPANIES. 

(FOR  MISCELLANEOUS  COMPANIES  SEE  PAGES  141  TO  155  INCLUSIVE.) 

Y.— Tblt  ScpFLBJtUfT  U  expressly  Intended  for  use  In  connection  with  the  Investment  news  and  annual  reports  published 
fr  in  week  to  week  In  the  CHBOMICL*.  Frequent  reference*  are  there/ore  made  to  the  volume  and  page  of  the  CHRONICLE  (ar,  V.  61,  p.  000) 
where  fuller  Information  may  be  found.  Following  each  statement  also  U  given  a  reference  to  the  latest  newt  Item  in  the  CHRONICLE  regarding 
the  company.  As  every  such  Item  contains  a  reference  to  the  laat  preceding  Item,  the  reader  ean  run  back  over  the  company's  history 
at  pleasure,  ainnal  reports  are  In  black-faced  figures,  and  italic*  indicate  a  paragraph  headed  by  the  name  of  some  other  company. 

SteuHtitt.—The  securities  ot  each  company  are  described  In  the  table  at  the  head  of  the  page,  but  the  capital  stock  (for  lack  of  space)  Is 
occasionally  mentioned  only  In  the  teit  below. 

Index. — Any  company  not  in  Its  regular  alphabetical  order  may  be  found  by  means  of  the  Index  to  roads  leased  and  consolidated. 

The  "  ditidendi "  appearing  In  the  text  are  those  which  have  actually  been  paid  during  the  calendar  years  named,  Irrespective  of  when 
they  may  hare  been  earned;  hence  they  often  differ  from  the  dividends  reported  In  connection  with  the  earnings  for  the  same  years. 

By  ••  net  taninffi"  as  used  In  this  ScrrLJUfKirr  Is  meant  the  earnings  remaining  after  deducting  operating  expenses,  but  not  interest  on 
debt,  rental*  or  other  fixed  charge*.  Some  companies  report  net  earnings  before  and  some  after  deducting  taxes. 

Abbrttiatio**  used  are :  M.  for  "  mortgage;  *  gen.  M.  f or  "  general  mortgage; "  con.  M.  or  oonsol.  M.  for  ••  consolidated  mortgage; "  Inc.  M. 
for  "Income  mortgage;"  g.  for  "gold;"  our.  for  "currency;''  gnar.  p.  *  L  for  "guaranteed  principal  and  Interest;"  cum.  for 
"  oumulaU re ; "  non-cum.  for  "  non-cumulative ; "  eon v.  for  "  convertible ; "  pref.  for  "  preferred ; "  s.  f .  for  "  sinking  fund ; "  1.  gr.  for  "  land 
grant ; "  r.  for  "  registered; "  e.  for  "  coupon; "  e,'  for  "  coupon  but  may  be  registered  as  to  principal; "  br.  for  "  branch; "  end.  for  "  endorsed; " 
"red."  for  redeemable  (so  "  red.  at  100"  means  subject  to  call  at  par) ;  "d'rn"or  "drawn  "for  subject  to  call  when  drawn  by  lot;  "p.  m."  for 
"  per  mile;"  as'd  for  "  assumed." 

Mile*  of  Soad.— Opposite  bonds,  this  means  the  miles  of  road  owned  covered  by  the  mortgage. 

Mat  or  Par  Fo^ue.— Shows  (In  dollars  unless  otherwise  marked),  the  denominations  or  par  value,  "  100,  Ac.,"  signifying  9100  and  larger. 
Mate  Per  Ont— The  interest  rate,  and  where  constant  the  dividend  rate,  per  annum  U  here  shown ;  g.,  gold;  o  ,  currency ;  x,  extra ;  s.  stock  or 

sert    ;  per  an.  means  per  annum,  so  0  per  an.  (M.  A  N.>  means  6  i-er  oent  yearly,  payable  3  per  cent  in  May  and  3  per  cent  in  November. 
VAen  PByo»i«.—J.  A  J.  stands  for  January  and  July ;  F.  A  A.,  February  and  Aug-ut;  M.  A  8..  March  and  September;  A,  A  O.,  April  and  October! 

M.  A N.,  May  aad  Nov.;  J.  A  D.,  June  and  Deo.;  Q,— J..  quarterly  from  Jan.;  (J.— F..  quarterly  from  Feb.;  Q.-  M.,  quarterly  from  March. 
M»*di, principal  trUtm  4*t,  tie.— This  column  shows  the  date  when  the  bond*  mature  and  the  amount  and  date  of  the  latt  dividend. 


Hub.rrlbrr*  will  roarer  a  (real  favor  by  giving  l*m*Bedlate  nollre  of  any  error  discovered  In  ihr.t  Tables. 


RAILROADS. 


For  explanation  of  eeliuaa  headings,  Ae..  see  note*     of 


above. 


Date 
of 


-M/-.  ..r 
Par 


Road.  Bonds    Value. 


Amount 

Outstanding 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Bate  per    When 
Cent.     Payable 


_______    -Princi- 

pal, When  Due. 


Where  Payable,  and  by    «<x*»-Last 


whom. 


Dividend. 


»«<  *><*-lst 
Additim*  P 


mortgage  gold.  .......... 

lH  man.  for  A350,OOOg. 


Adiro*dae*.-l*X. ,  •3,000,000.  g..  go.  p.  *  L  end. 
Ortat  *miA'»-"B" snare*  (English  Oo.). 
(Knc.  00.)  0%  (eon.  tor  a  years) 


1890 
1892 
1893 
1893 


Pref.  "A 
Oen.  M 


Umertoaa  Oo.) . 
Co..  41.1M.OOO. red. at  110  tn'9-< 

,  rold  (English  Co.) 

lieate*  sinking  fund  (English  Oo.) 


Oar  tru*4  Jane  30.  1896. 


Pref.  stoek.  6  p.  eC.  aon-cum.;  ao  voting  power. . 
1*1  Mort.,  goer.  p.*L  ead.  Sav.  Fla.  AW.,  gold,  e 

'' 


"A" 
"B- 


A  "  shares,  6  p.  e.  cam  illative. 

,  red.  aft.  Her.  1 .'  10,  at  1 IS-See  text  e 
«,  red.  after  191O  at  119. e 
«t  to  eell  any  time  at  100 
by  434,193  "C"  deb.).... 


57 

WO 

390      .... 

290     1878 

390  1888 
1888 
1888 


17B 


•1.000 

Su 

410 

•i.ooo  ; 

4100 

4ioo 

Various. 


1888 
1890 


1890 
1890 
1890 


•100 

•100 

•1.000 

1000 

410 

410 

490  Ao. 


143 

143     1881 


100 
1,000 


•90.000 

69.000 

289.000 

1,000,000 

41.566,000 

4076,070 

•  1,750.000 

4328.000 

4134.000 

453.257 

461565 

•2,639,000 

1,600,000 

2300,000 

500.000 

42.500.000 

41.900.000 


r.  S 


5g. 


M.  A  IT. 
J.   A  D. 


48  10.692 

438.494 

•700,000 

1,000.000 


5g. 

*  f 
»  I- 


Balt.Mrr.Tr.*  Dep.Oo. 

New  York.  49  B'way. 

Dec.,'94,  ooup.last  paid. 

-    V  uf  .-l"-..rt:.in.UM 

London. 

do 

N.T..Farm.L.  ATr.A  Bos 

London,  Qlvn  Mills. 

do  do 

do  do 


Jan.,  1910 

Dec.  1,  1932 

Deo.  1.  1932 

Mar.  1,  1942 

DM  .  ix-.vj 

Bee  text 

Jan.   1.  1908 

Deo.   1,  1927 

Aug.  l8, 1906 

IU  .inkVfund 


N.Y.,MefpoliUn  Tr.Co. 


M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 


Bee  remark*. 
See  remark*. 


A.  A  O. 


New 
S.  Y. 


m  Orleans,  Offlee. 
,  Central  Trust  Oo. 


Nov.  1,  1928 
Deo.  1.  1939 


Nov.1,1910-40 

Sov. 1.1910-40 
Nov.  1,  1940 


Nov.,  '93, 
Ajpr.  1. 


A4dl.o*>    A    Penasylvaal 
fork,  la  OaUe*.  P*,,  41  ivlie*; 


y.—  Own*   road   Addtso*.    New 


owned,  308  mile*.  Operate*  Abbeville  Southern,  Abbeville  Junction 
,  to  Abbeville,  37  mile*;  completed  Nov.,  1893.  Interest  on  the  1st 
m  ort.  doe  1938  ha*  been  reduced  front  6  to  9  p.  o.  and  bonds  stamped 
principal  and  Interest  guaranteed  I*  gold  by  the  Sav.  Florida  A  West. 
No  arrangement  was  made  with  the  branch  line  bonds,  mostly  held 
by  the  Plant  Investment  Co.,  which  controls  the  Alabama  Midland 
stock.  Current  accounts  payable  Jane  30, 1495,  •1,30,2,969. 


Bread way.-(V.  61 .  p.  469. 997.) 

Adirondack     By. -Owns    Saratoga    to  North  Creek.   N.  Y..  97 
KxV-asloo    to  Long  Lake.   SO  mvle*.  was   proposed,     etoek 
"    •4,OOO,OOO;    ovtstaextlag.  92,000.000 ;   par,  «IOO.     The 
r  the  eiidflr«*d  guaranty  of  the  Delaware  A  Hudson  a*  to 
;  the  •l.OOO.OOO  bnods  anlsened  may  be  sold  for 
per  mile  of  eompMed  read-trustee,  U.  «.  Trurt 
;  /one  SO.  1896,  fre**.  •190.341 ;    net,  •99.333: 
J;   charge*.  A3 1.766:    balance.  *orplas,  •J4.A6O. 
rnlagn.JIUO.3n:  ne4,*6l.l»J.  (a  1893-91.  grow. 
•II         V      V..  ;,.    IH     11. .J 


Own-   « 


arnla,  . 

;  net,  •393*4. -(V.  99.  p.  371.  11O2.) 
a  t»r»al  ftoalhrrn  BB.-<«ss  Map  t 

t.  9tO  _ 

lallaaiuis*  n  mile*;    Belt 
43  mile*.   Traaksge  to  Blooktoa.  Ala.,  8  mile*. 


Railway. 

;  branch  fine* 


thereof  iu  own  sto 
The  KngHsh  and  A 


ad  has  Issued  In  place 
ively  for  a  llk»  amount. 


KngHsh  and  Amerleaa  eotapaales  own  (olntly  •l.OOO.OOO  Clnoln- 
aatl  !«.  0.  A  Texas  Paelne  stock.    In  1996  tin  Belt  Ky.  of  Chattanooga 

was  |fas«il. 

•the  capital  stock  of  the  EnjdUh  Company  the  Southern 

Rulw^r  '   •  opioy  In  Jiiir.  H9V  purchased  4349.000  ''A."  sharesaid 

-•0  "B*  shares.    V7.  61.  p.  26.    Of  the  praferred  shares  (  English 

^^•MT)  aathorued  4123.930  wet*  onUsued  Jane  30.  1899.    A*  to 

•trgiufi  uttMH  Dtott*  «e*  aorftmurr  of  Mareo,  1894. 


DlviDWB*.-Oa  -A"  snaatlag  share*  :  In  18W,  6  per  eent;  In  1890. 
in  1893.  6;  In  189J.  none;  la  1891,  none;  In  1890,  6. 
On  Class  ••  B  •'  I  4  p  r.  was  paid  la  1831;  189i,  OMember,  l>*p.  o. 

Bo«De.-Of  the  general  awrtgage  rtseaed  by  Amerlran  O.  !  41S4.000 
I*  to  mart  te  retire  Ihe  1st  6s  agoehewture*  at  •atarity. 

LATKT  K>  «-.!•..»«-«  mo*.,    t  -96  7  Gross,  f  : 

Gross,     ! 


•3.  p.  699.  showing  g  roes, 

bond.,  «>.-..  i  r, 
»l-9:.. 


.-  Report  far  rear  eadln*  Jane  3O.  1496.  was  In  V. 
ng  fro**.  •1.634.O03  ;    act,  •5O«.7l>J  ;    Interest  on 


, 

laeowM  tax.  etc..  •17.014;  balance  for  stoek.  *224,- 
aet.  •900^178  ;  balanot  for  utook, 

V  :lr»t  «lnc«  m.»ji  of  6  p.  o.  on  pifif.  "  A  '  <tojk 

la  Daeeoibvr  intln«  to  •190.971.    See  V.  r;i.  p. 

ataauint  of  EarlUh  Oo.  Juae  30,  1896  -(V.  61,  p.  26.  07,  569, 
«10,  1  104     V.  63.  p.  356.  •••;  V.  64.  p.  335.1 

%l.h.m>    Mi.ii.nd  Br^-Ova*  Baln»rtd<r«.r»a..to  Montgomery. 
Ala..  175  miles;  braaeh.  Hpraga*  JnaeUoa  to  Laveme,  33  miles;   total 


Ki«»i»o*.— «  months, 

j  iij  1 1.,  Pt  •  S 


(  1896-7 Gross,  M70.305;  net,  J1OO.280 

11890-6 Gross,    439,078;  net,      H3.297 


For  year  ending  Jane  SO,  1896.  gross.  •624.192:  net.  •91.720.  In 
1891-93.  gross.  fj339.393:  net,  •Jl.571.  la  18'JJ-Ul,  gross.  «»17,1>33  ; 
net,  •44,732.  Plant  Investment  Oo.  ewn<  •2,423,000  eommon  and 
•1,300,000  pref.  stock.  V.  99,  p.  1037. 1103. 


\labaaaa  \ow  Orleans  Texas  A:  Parlflr  Jim.  lion  Ball- 
tray.  C».  (LI*Blteil.)— This  Is  an  English  company  controlling  Ala- 
bama A  Vleksbur*.  143  miles:  Vloknburg  Rhreveport  A  Paolflr,  189 
miles;  New  Orleans  A  North  Eastern,  196  miles. 

BOVM.— The  "A"  an'l  "B"  debentures  are  subject  to  call  after 
Nov.  I.  1910,  at  11.3.  C.iiuomniil'l:  On  A  debentures  to  and  Includ- 
ing May.  1897.  all  In  full.  On  B  debentures:  In  1891  2>«  p»r  cent; 
101892,  24  p.  o.;  In  18»3.  none;  for  1894, 0-875  p.  o.;  for  1395,  1  p.  e.; 
for  1886,  3lf  p.  o.  paid  Feb.  8. 

8BOCBITIM  Ow*ED.— Ala.  A  Vlctotbnrg  •30,000  1st  mort..  •3S7.7OO 
3d  mort.  Income*  and  •387.700  Hook:  Vlotab.  Bhreveport  A  Pacific,  «3,- 
693,000  1st  mortgage.  •  1.36  4.000  3d  mortgage.  •191.8604  p.  o.  In- 
come* and  »1.994.000  stock:  New  Orleans ITVorth  Eastern.  •1,900.- 
000  let  mortgage  aad  «4,32O,OOO  stoek:  OuoUnatt  Southern.  CAS^.OOO 
•took;  overdue  coupons,  JT.  O.*  N.  S.  and  V.  8.  A  Pao.  to  Dec.  31. 
1869.49J3.117. 

EAcn.<XM.— See  separate  statement  for  each  of  the  controlled  com- 
panies. Report  of  the  Junction  Ry».  Oo.  for  year  ending  Dec.  31, 
1896.  was  In  V.  64.  p.  325,  showing  net  receipts  from  In  vestment*  were 
469,971;  paid  general  expense*  (43.39Oi,  Income  tax  (41.4241.  Interest 
on  -  A  "  debentures.  (436.191).  on  "B"  debentures  (paid  Feb.  •<.  1897), 
425,396;  tialami*  42,089,  including  462  surplus  of  previous  year.  V. 
64,  p.  329. 

Alabama  *  Vlrk.burc  By.— Owns  Vlokshurg  to  Meridian.  Mis*, 
and  branch.  143  miles,  all  steel  rails.  Controlled  by  Alabama  New 
Orleans  Texas  A  Pacific  Junction  Co.— which  see.  Reorganisation  of 
the  VleksborgA  Meridian  foreclosed  Feb. 4, 1889  (see  V.4H.  p.  19 

liivrinMu*.— Nov.,  1890,  to  Nov.,  1892,  3  p.  e.  yearly;  none  since. 

BOKO*.— The  new  second*  were  Income  till  April  l,13!U,and  area 
first  lien  on  the  Iaodi-93.009  acre*.  Trustees,  Central  Trust  Co.  Of 
the  •!  300.000  consols  aiftnorUed.  •  l.OOO.OOO  are  with  trustee  to  retire 
V.  A  MV  first*.  Vlnks.  A-  Meridian  bonds  assenting  to  reorganization 
plan  of  1889.  The  right  to  call  expired  April  1, 1 897. 

«»»jrDlo*.-Caleud«r  year  1898.  gross,  «60?.9.33;  In  1093.  $333,943. 

Report  for  fiscal  year  ending  June  30,1806,  was  in  V.  63,  p.  935,  690, 

showing  results  a*  follows.    Taxes  are  Included  In  operating  expenses: 

Qrntt.  \rt.  Other  ine.    fnteretl,  etc.    Bai.tur 

1895-96    .•375.O72  •18O.93S          »12.->,811         $35.147 

1 89 tf>5..    553.677  129,972  •238  124,200  5,990 

1393-91..    .-.-.  129,147  159  123,346  1,260 

-(V.  99,  p.  786;  V.  61,  p.  614;  V.  83.  p.  585,  65O.) 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT.. 


[VOL.  LX1V. 


••bacriber*  will  confer  •  creat  f«Tor  by  fl-rtnf  Immediate  notice  of  may  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bond* 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  Prtnol 
pal,  When  Due. 

F«r  explanation  of  column  beading*,  Ac.,  Me  note* 
on  ttnt  page  of  tablet. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable  and  by 
Whom. 

Slocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

Alabama  4  riektbiirg—  (Concluded)— 
Ala.  *  Vlrka.  oonnol.  l«t  M..  (91.80O.OOO)  gold.... 
M  mort«af«  wan  Income  till  Apr..  1  894.  gold.  .  . 
Att~*  4  *Uf.-8tock,  dl  vl'd*  guar.  by  D.A  H.  (end)  . 
Albany  City  loan  («lnkln«  fund.  1  per  ct.  y  early).  c 
OonTll.  (jruar.  p.*L  by  D.  A  H.  end.  onbonds).o'*r 
^ffrjHg  ^  TtrmoHt    Qtock                    

143 
143 

142 
142 
12 

259 
259 
259 
259 
259 

"3 

1889 
1889 

1865 
1876 

1890 
1870 

1H70 

1892 
1889 

9100AO. 

100   *•-.. 
100 
1,000 

1,000 

100 

1,0110 

50 
50 

$A  i, 
100,000 
1,000 
50 
l.ooo 
100 
100 

1,000 
SHORT 

Kill 

1,000 

1.000 
1.000 

9588.800 
662,000 
3,5OO,OOO 
250,000 
10,000.000 
6OO.OOO 
485.OOO 
10,544,200 
16,477.650 
9.998.0OO 
1,200,000 
5,391,000 
1,268,885 
450,000 
3,250,000 
4.OOO.OOO 
7,000,000 
LINK. 
358,000 
240,000 
133.0OO 
1,OOO,OOO 
244,000 
4,070,000 
542.OOO 
102.0OO.OOO 
119,057,300 
1,500,000 

8(5. 
5  g. 

7  in  H97 
6 

eg  A? 

3  per  an. 
5  g- 

A.  &  O. 
A,  A  O. 
J.   A  J. 
M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
F.  A  A. 

N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
do              do 
N.Y.,Del.AHud.Can.Co. 
do              do 
do              do 
Troy,  N.  Y. 
In  default. 

Apr.  1,  1921 
Apr.  1,  1921 
Jan.,  '97.  3»t 
May,  1897 
Apr.   1,  1906 
May.  1897 
In  Installin'M. 

AUvamv  4  j«M«M-lit  M..  for9500,000,*old..c' 
lH«Ifif--r  FaUiv-roniinon  stock  for  912,000.000.. 
Preferred  rtoek  for  $18.000.000.  3  per  cent  onm 
lit  M-  'ow  grade,  KMt'n  Ext.,  gnar.  Penn.  RR..O 
Man.  ta/  Slate  Pa.,»lOO.OOOdue  Jan.  1.  yearly..  r 
OML  M.(f20.000,000)  g.,  guar.  p.  Al.  (end.Ko'Ar 
JUmtow*  Its.  (leaned  to  PhV  £  Reading  Ry.) 
4lim*M»*_  hrwfcuii—  Irt  m..  icuar.  p.&l.(end.)gold. 

6  g.  or  7 
5 

Incl.  $i, 
4g. 

A."A"O. 

J.   A  J. 
M.  A  8. 
071,400 
J.   A  J. 

PhU.,Pa.  RR.  Co.  ALon. 
Pittaburg,  Pa. 
Phlladelphla,Pa.  RR.Co 
Reading  Co.  mortgage 
New  York  and  Pfilla. 

April  1,  1910 
Jan.  1,  '98,  etc. 
Men.  1,  1943 
of  1896. 
July  1,  1919 

295 

A  ANN 

20  1« 
26 
74 
134 

1895 

APOLIB 

1883 

1  X'.l  1 

1895 
188" 
1879 
1879 

4  g. 

See  text 
5 

?g- 

*s 

6 
6 
...... 

6 

Q.-J. 

J.   A  J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
F.  A  A. 
Q.-F. 
3.-F. 

M"A"S. 

1st  coup,  due  Apl.  1,  '97 
Baltimore. 

July  1,  1995 

Jan.2,'97,l>»% 
July  1,  1913 
July  1,  1911 
Jan.,  1995 
Aug.  1,  1900 
May  1,  19O8 
May  1,  1905 

1  ««M»*»  *lStti»we  5*oH  /,<ne-8ee  BALTIMORE 
4*M*peJi*  1Ta*AiHtff»n  4  Baliimort     Stock  

Ark.  2  IrfmbiofM-Utmort.  (auth.  $384.000)....  o 
Ark.  Midland*—  l«t  M.  <f6.0OOp.  m.)K.,red.at  HO.o- 
A9**9iiU  4Bpartan.-8.V.&Col.l*tM.ts.gn.(*ee  text 

N.  Y.,H.Tallmadge&  Co. 
N.Y.,J.P.MorganAOo. 

AfeAwon  Cat.  4  Pact/fc-lst  MT<916,OOO  p.  m.)  gu.'.o" 
AMifon  /«Mfl  Oo.  <•  IToft-lit  M.  .  iniar.  C.  B.TT.  P.O 

254 
34 
6,435 

1,000 
1,000 

100 

100 
1,000 

Aug.,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 
Ang.,'93.  coup,  last  pd. 

Chicago  A  St.  I-o'uls  Irt  M.  ($10,000  per  mile)  .... 

141 

1885 

N.  Y.,  59  Cedar  Street. 

Mob.  1,  1915 

Albany  *  Northern  Railway.— Owns  road  from  Cordele  to 
Albany,  Oa.,  35  miles,  completed  In  1891.  Formerly  Albany  Florid* 
*  Northern  Ky.,  but  name  changed  In  1896.  Earnings  for  year  ending 
Jane  30, 1896,  groM,  $32,903;  net,  $831. 

Albany  &  Sunqiiobanna  Ktl.—fSee  Map  Delaware  <t  Hudson.)— 
ROAD. — OW«B  Albany,  to  Bliiguamton.  N.  V.,  142  miles.  Leases, 
Dnanesbnrg  Junction,  N.  Y.,  to  Soheneotady,  14  miles;  Cobleskill, 
N.  Y.,  to  Cherry  Valley,  21  miles;  Lackawanna  A  Susquehanna  RR.,  22 
mile*;  Eait  GlcnvUle  to  Coons,  10  miles;  total  operated,  209  miles. 

LCASCU  for  150  years  from  February,  1870,  to  Delaware  A  Hudson 
Canal  Co.,  which  Dec.  31, 1896,  owned  $150,000  stock.  Lessee  guaran- 
tee* 7  per  cent  per  annum  on  stock  till  the  Albany  City  loan  for  $  1 ,00o.- 
OOO  Is  paid  by  unking  fund,  thereafter  9  per  cent.  (See  wording  of 
nty  In  V.  56,  p.  774.)  The  sinking  fund  of  $603,192  June  30, 


1895,  and  Its  annual  Income  of  $  10,000  has  been  or  will  be 
unfit  toward  paving  this  $1,000,000  loan,  and  the  remainder  necessary 
to  meet  It  (about  $350,000)  will  be  advanced  by  the  company,  which 
muht  be  repaid  from  sinking  fund  before  dividends  are  increased.  Of 
the  loan  *750,OOO  has  been  paid  (In  November,  1893,  May  and  No- 
vember, 18H8.)  and  the  balance  ($250.000)  Is  payable  May  1, 1897;  see 
V.  62,  p.  907.  Additions  and  betterments  charged  to  lessors,  and  cost 
made  part  of  Investment.  BONDS — The  consolidated  mortgage  Is  for 
910,000,000,  of  which  $3,000,000  are  7  per  cents,  currency;  the  princi- 
pal of  the  6s  is  also  payable  in  "lawful  money,"  but  the  Interest  In  gold. 

ANNUAL  RSPORT.— Earnings  for  years  ending  June  30 : 

uniss.  ffet.  Charge*.         Bal.,sur. 

1895-6 $4,212,762    $l,8HO,053    $1,185,039       $705.014 

1894-5 3,872,786      1,591,348      1,081,962          506,386 

— <V.  02,  p.  318,  907;  V.  63,  p.  355,  879.) 

Albany  dc  Vermont  KB.— Owns  road  from  Albany  to  Water- 
ford  Junction,  S.  Y.,  12  miles,  Lea-ted  to  Konsselaer  &  Saratoga  in 
1860  and  now  operated  by  D.  A  H.  Canal  Co.  Annual  rental,  $20,000. 


nlles 


Irgheny  4;  Klnzna  RR.— Bradford  to  Coffee  Run,  Pa.,  14 


____  .Mlberi.  Pa.,  to  Red  House,  N.  Y.,  21  miles;  branches,  7  miles. 
Receiver  is  F  W.  Kruse,  Olean,  N.  Y.  Foreclosure  decision  has  been 
obtained  but  sale  Is  not  expected  before  fall  of  1897.-  (V.  61,  p.  662.) 

Allegheny  Valley  Hallway.—  Owns  from  Plttsburg  to  Oil  City, 
Pa.,  132  miles  ;  Red  Bank,  Pa.,  to  Driftwood,  1  10  m  ;  others,  17  miles. 

ORGANIZATION,  Ao.—  Reorganization  March  1,  1892,  of  the  Allegheny 
Valley  Railroad,  sold  in  foreclosure  Dec.  15,  1891.  Pla  oof  reorganiza- 
tion, etc.,  was  In  V.  53,  p.  321,  368,  520  ;  V.  54,  p.  4O9,  524.  Road  con- 
trolled by  the  Pennsylvania  RR.  Co.  as  majority  stockholder. 

STOCK.—  Penn.  RR.  Co.  owns  $9,653,800  common  and  $10,908,100 
preferred  stock. 

BOND*.—  The  general  mortgage  tor  $20,000,000  four  per  cent  bonds 
has  principal  and  Interest  unconditionally  guaranteed  by  the  Pennsyl- 
vania RR.  by  endorsement  ->n  each  bond.  Of  these  bonds  $12,202  000 
(being  the  principal  and  8  per  cent  additional  of  the  prior  liens  not 
divested)  are  reserved  to  take  up  the  prior  liens  as  they  mature,  and 
•1,000,000  were  held  for  the  future  purposes  of  the  company  The 
Fidelity  Title  A  Trust  Co.  of  Pittsburg  Is  the  mortgage  trustee.  Cur- 
rent liabilities  June  JO,  1896,  $561,551;  do  assets,  $24u,205. 

EARNINGS.—  2  months,    )  1897  ........  Gross,  $346,719;    net,  $119239 

Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.       $1896  ........  Gross,    360,539;    net,    loe!951 

ANNUAL  REPORT.—  For  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1898,  gross,  $2  341  614  • 
net,  9842,510;  in  1895,  gross,  $2,569.082:  net,  $999,428;  interest', 
91.13M67  ;  taxe«,  $47,777;  balance,  deficit,  for  year,  #187,816  In 
18JH,  grow.  $2,176,708.  (V.  62,  p.  776,  777.) 

Allentown  Terminal  RR.—  Owns  S'a  miles  of  railroad  In  Allen- 
!S7?  £*•;,  «°nnectlnij  the  East  Pennsylvania  (Philadelphia  A  Reading) 

rith  the  Central  of  New  Jersey.  Leased  for  999  years  to  Philadelphia  A 
Reading  'and  Central  of  New  Jersey  (by  assignment  from  Lehlgli  Coal  A 
Mavlgatlon  Co.l  at  Interest  on  bonds  and  5  p.  c.  on  $450,000  stock  (par 
950),  bonds  being  guaranteed,  principal  and  interest,  by  Philadelphia  A 
Reading  (foreclosed)  and  Lehigh  Coal  A  Navigation.  The  Phil 
Reeding  Ky.  Co.  In  1896  a«sumed  the  Reading's  share  of  the  old  lease. 

Ann  Arbor  Ky.—  ROAD.—  Owns  road  from  Toledo,  O.,  northwester- 
ly to  rrnnkfnrt,  on  Lake  Michigan,  295  miles;  operates  car  ferries  be- 
tween Frankfort,  Mich.,  Kewaunce  and  Maiutowoo.  Wis.,  and  Meno- 
ralnee  and  Gladstone,  Mich.  The  Flint  A  Pore  Marietta  uses  the 
Toledo  terminals  at  an  annual  rental  of  $26,OOO. 

OROANiZATiON.-BuooeMor  Nov.  1,  1896,  to  Tol.  Ann  Arbor  A  Nor 
Mich.,  »old  in  foreclosure  July  2,  1895,  and  reorganized  per  plan  in 
V.  59,  p.  782,  the  Escanaba  Frankfort  A  S.  being  formally  absorbed 


,'"1?6  *7'000-000  n?J*  fl«t  mortgage  (trustee  Metropolitan 
.N'  X'i  °!!TeI?  ?ntlre  ProP^y.  including  terminals   and 
freight  boats.    The  bonds  draw  Interest  from%an.  1,  1897. 

EARNING*.—  Jan.  1  to  Feb.  2S,  2  month*.  In  1897,  gross    $19t2>ifi- 

r,0t',*-'>5,io«  :  ,an"  '"  18!>6-  (?r088'  *17<-155'  P'»cal  yea?enis  Juuetw' 
Hurln«  1U98  the  net  earnings  were  put  Into  the  property  Calendar 
year  1896.  gross.  $1.160,426;  In  1895,  $1,106,235. 

DIRECTORS.—  Elected  September  1896  :  W.  R.  Burt,  Q  W  Ou'ntanl 
J.  Edward  Simmon*.  R.  &.  Oallaway.  R.  c.  Martin   O    J    LawrenM 


- 


62.P. 


A  ii tiapoliN  \VawhlnKton  A-  Baltimore  RR.— Owns  road  from 
Annapolis  to  Annapolis  Junction,  20^  miles.  Organized  In  1886.  No 
bonds.  Dividends:  In  1887,  5;  In  1888.  -fa  ;  in  1889.4;  in  1890; 
414:  In  1891,  5% ;  in  1892,  6% ;  In  1893, 5>u  p.  o.:  in  1891.  Jan.,  3  p.  o.. 
In  July.  2  p.  .;  in  Oct.  an  extra  div.  of  1-36  p.  c.;  In  1895.  4!a  p.  c.;  in 
1896,  4>4  per  cent;  In  1897,  Jan..  I'a  p.  o.  EARNINGS.— For  year  end- 
ing June  30, 1896,  gross,  $59,846;  net,  $17,996;  taxes,  $1,877 ;  divi- 
dends, $15,193 ;  balance,  surplus,  for  year,  $926.  In  1894-95,  gross, 
$54,747;  net,  $16,612. 

lahevllle  &  Spartanbnrg  Ry.— (See  Map  of  Southern  Ry.)— 
Owns  from  Spartanburg  June.,  d.  C.,  to  Asheville  Junction,  N.  C.,  66 
miles;  Alston  to  Spartanburg  (formerly  Spart,  Un.  &  Col.),  68  miles. 

The  Southern  Ry.  owns  $1,047,900  of  the  $1,050,000  stock  and 
guarantees  the  8.  U.  A  C.  bonds,  which  cover  the  entire  property. 
Central  Trust  Co.  Mortgage  Trustee.  See  V.  63,  p.  360.  In  year 
189V96  gross,  $372.881;  net,  $109,392;  Interest  anrf  taxes,  $53,193; 
balance,  surplus,  $56,199;  rate  per  ton,  8  cents.— (V.  63,  p.  j6o.) 

Ashland  Coal  Sc  Iron  Hy.— ROAD.— Ashland  to  Straight  Creek 
Junction,  Ky.,  22  miles  main  track;  8  miles  of  sidings.  Elizabeth- 
town  Lexington  &  Big  Sandy  has  trackage  over  this  road.  Capital 
stock,  $1,494,500.  Floating  debt  June  30,  1895,  $135,548.  EARN- 
INGS.—Year  ending  June  30, 1896.  gross,  $126,811 ;  net,  $59,585.  In 
1894-95,  gross,  $104,106;  net,  $38,350. 

AtchUon  Colorado  &  Pacific  RR.— Owns  Waterville,  Kan.,  to 
Lenora,  Kan.,  193  miles;  Greenleaf,  Kan.,  to  Washington,  Kan.  7 
miles;  Downs,  Kan.,  to  Alton.  Kan..  24  miles ;  Yuma,  Kan.,  to  Warwick, 
Kan.,  31  miles;  total,  255  miles.  An  extension  of  the  Central  Branch 
Union  Pacific  Ry.,  which  leased  it  In  1879  for  25  years,  and  guaranteed 
the  bonds.  Operated  by  Mo.  Pacific.  STOCK,  $1,522,400  (par  *10O),  of 
which  U.  P.  owns  $920,300.  Interest  Nov.  1, 1893,  unpaid.  Earnings 
Include  A.  J.  C.  A  W.  Current  liabilities  June  30, 1898,  $675,255. 

COMMITTEE.— A.  C.  A  P.  and  A.  J.  C.  A  W.  bondholders'  committee 
consists  of  T.  Jefferson  Coolidge,  Jr.,  Chairman;  Oliver  Ames,  Edward 
H.  Ladd,  Jr.,  James  P.  Pomeroy,  with  T.  K.  Cummins,  Jr..  Secretary, 
Room  37.  Ames  Building,  Boston:  depositaries,  Old  Colony  Trust  Co., 
Boston,  and  Union  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  A  majority  of  bonds  of  each  road 
has  been  deposited.  V.  64,  p,  516,  663.  Foreclosure  In  progress. 

EARNINGS.— 289  miles,      >  1897 Gross,  $72,653;    net,  $15,177 

Jan.  1  to  Feb.  29,2  mos.  ( 1896  Gross,    48,209;    def.,      4,489 

In  year  1896,  gross,  $335,087  ;  def.  under  operating,  $21,373.  In 
1895,  gross,  $276,703;  def.  under  operating,  $43,751.  V.  64,  p.  516,663. 

AtchlHon  .reivell  County  &  Western  RR.— Jamestown,  Kan., 
to  Burr  Oak,  Kan.,  34  m.  Under  same  auspices  and  control  as  Atchisoi 
Colorado  A  Pacific.  Stock.  $202,400  (parflOO),  of  w>>teh  Union  Pacific 
owns  $105.000.  Rental,  $33.875  per  annum.  Interest  ditt- Nov.  1. 1893, 
was  not  paid.  See  "  Committee  "  under  AtchUon  Colorado  A  Pacific 
above.  Current  liabilities  June  30, 1896,  $89.820.— V.  64.  p.  516,  663. 

(The)  Atculaoii  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  Railway.— (See  Map)— 
The  system  owned  and  operated  in  July,  1896,  contained  in  the 
aj?zregate  6.435  miles  of  railroad,  embracing  4,528  miles  from  Chicago 
to  Denver,  Doming,  N.  M.,  and  El  Paso,  etc..  to  Galveston,  Texas,  (Gulf 
Colorado  &  Hanta  Fe  Ry.).  1,053  miles;  499  miles  in  California  (the 
Southern  California  Ry.);  In  March.  1897,  the  Western  Div.  of  Atlantic 
&  Pacific.  5ri5  miles;  the  Mojave  Div.  of  Southern  Pacific,  242  miles 
(in  exchange  for  350  miles  in  Arizona  and  New  Mexico),  and  the  Texas 
Louisiana  &  Eastern  RR.,  30  miles,  were  purahased,  making  total 
Atchison  System  6,922  miles.  (V.  64.  p.  468,  516.) 

ORGANIZATION.— This  company  was  organized  on  Dec.  12,  1895 
under  the  general  laws  of  Kansas,  by  the  purchasers  at  foreclosure 
sale  of  the  property  and  franchises  of  toe  Atchison  Topeka  A  Ha  ota 
Fe  RR.  Co.  in  accordance  with  a  reorganization  plan,  dated  March 
14, 1895,  and  publishedln  the  CHRONICLE  V.  8O,  p.  6S8. 

The  railway  company  holds  the  title  to  the  railroad  from  AtehJson 
on  the  Missouri  River  to  the  western  boundary  of  Kansas,  471  miles, 
and  also  all,  or  nearly  all,  the  bonds  and  stock  of  the  various  companies 
in  which  the  title  to  the  other  Hues  is  vested.  A  list  of  such  holdings 
is  in  the  general  mortgage  (inV.  62,  p.  732,  733),  the  bonds  owned 
aggregating  over  $168,000.000  and  the  stocks  over  $100,000,000  at 
par  not  including  the  stocks  of  the  Atlantic  A  Pacific  RR.,  the  Colorado 
Midland  Ry.  and  the  St.  Louis  A  San  Francisco  Ry. 

In  April,  1896,  all  interest  in  the  St.  Louis  A  San  Francisco  was  sold, 
that  company  being  thereupon  reorganized  as  an  entirely  indepen 
dent  property.  IK  return  the  Atchison  received  $1,971,550  in  cash  for 
its  $5,633,000  of  St.  Louis  &  San  Francisco  consols. 

In  March,  1 897,  the  Western  Division  of  the  Atlantic  &  Pacific,  564 
miles,  was  acquired:  also  the  Mojave  Division  of  Southern  Pacific,  242 
miles  (in  exchange  for  the  New  Mexico  A  Arizona  RR.  and  Sonora  Ry., 
3.>0  miles— see  V.  64.  p.  609).  and  the  Texas  Lou.  &  E  ,  30  miles.  V. 
64,  p.  468,  518.  See  General  Finauces  below  and  A.  A  P.  statement. 

STOCK.— The  preferred  stock  has  preference  as  to  dividends  and 
assets,  and  entitles  the  holders  to  non-cumulative  dividends  after 
June  30, 1896,  not  exceeding  5  per  cent  per  annum,  as  declared  by  the 
board  of  directors  out  of  net  profits.  No  other  mortgage  anil  no 
increase  in  the  preferred  stock  can  be  made  without  the  consent  of  a 
tlon  of  the  St.  Louis  &  San  Francisco,  the  Atlantic  &  Pacific  and  the 
tnaiority  of  all  the  preferred  stock  and  of  all  co  nmon  stock  repre- 
sented at  a  meetinz.  The  total  authorized  amount  of  preferred  stock  Is 


APRIL,  1897.  J 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


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Oct.  1,  1910 
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S131  486.000.    To  acquire  A.  A  P.,  Western  Division,  $9.200,000  of 
thlii20.OOO.000  preferred  stock  was  Issued  lu  March,  1896. 

The  common  stock  authorized  Is  $102,000.000.— V.  62,  p.  784. 

BONDS.-  The  new  General  Mortgage  (Abstract  V.  62,  p.  731-739)  is 
made  to  the  Union  Trust  Co.  of  New  York  as  trustee,  and  gives  a  lien, 
either  by  direct  mortgage  or  by  collateral  trust,  on  the  entire  .system 
of  8  435  miles  of  railroad,  together  with  all  the  equipment  and  ter- 
minals owned  by  the  company,  and  future  acquisitions,  subject  only 
>  the  $9  000,000  of  guarantee  fund  notes  secured  by  mortgage  on 
the  line  from  Atohlson  to  the  western  boundary  of  Kansas,  and  sub- 
leot  to  liens  on  certain  equipment  for  about  $1,500,000,  to  $1,500,000 
of  Chicago  A  St.  Louis  KR.  Co.  bonds  (secured  by  lien  on  about  60 
mile*  In  Illinois),  and  the  remaining  outstanding  bonds  of  certain  con- 
trolled companies,  amounting  In  the  aggregate  to  about  $696,550. 

The  total  amount  of  bonds  secured  by  the  tJeneral  Mortgage  can 
never  In  the  aggregate  exceed  $165,490,500,  including  both  the  Gen- 
eral Mortgage  Bonds  and  the  $17,000,000  Prior  Lien  bonds,  of  which 
the  latter  are  merely  a  precautionary  expedient.  No  Prior  Lien  bonds 
will  be  Issued  at  present,  and  none  later  unless  circumstances  require. 

The  $68.500,000  general  mort.  bonds  additional  to  the  $96.990,500 
Issued  In  the  reorganization,  have  been,  or  may  be.  Issued  as  follows: 

a.  To  retire  guarantee  fund  notes  and  car  trusts  at  not 

exceeding  $1,250  for  each  $1,000  of  old  bonds 15,500,000 

6.  Non-assenting   bonds   from  reorganization  of   1889 

-i  BQ0.060  -::>'•••  radMBftto  9696,550) 1,500,000 

e.  Chicago  A  St.  Louis  1st  mortgage  6s 1,500,000 

For  Improv'tB,  terminals,  second  track,  equip't,  etc.,  under 

carefull"  guarded  restrictions  at  not  exceeding  $3,000,- 

OOO  yearly,  of  which  not  over  $750,000  for  extensions . .  30,000,000 
For  acquisition  of  St.  Louis  A  San  Francisco,  Atlantic  A 

Pacific  and  Colorado  Midland 20,000,000 

The  prior  lien  bonds  are  to  be  Issued  only  In  lieu  of  general  mortgage 
bonds,  and  In  case  of  the  issue  of  prior  lien  bonds,  $1,250  of  the  general 
mortgage  bonds  must  be  reserved:  for  the  redemption  of  each  $1,000  of 
prior  lien  bonds.  Also,  of  the  $17,000,000  authorized,  $12,000,000 
can  only  be  Issued  to  replace  a  like  amount  of  existing  prior  securities; 
and  $5,OOO,OOO  are  reserved  for  improvements,  and  are  to  be  used  only 
In  ease  general  mortgage  bonds  cannot  be  sold  for  80  per  cent,  and  in 
no  event  after  year  1900. 

TheAdjuitment  Mortgage  (Ab*tract  V.  62,  p.  739)  is  to  the  Central 
Trust  Co.  as  trustee.  Interest  is  payable  only  out  of  net  earnings, 
and  Is  non-cumulative  till  July  1,  1900,  and  cumulative  thereafter. 
Present  Issue  is  limited  to  $51,728,000,  but  when  the  $30,000,000  gen- 
eral 4s  authorized  for  improvements  as  above  have  been  issued  (i.  e., 
not  before  June  30, 1905),  $20,000,000  additional  adjustment  4s  may 
be  Issued  for  the  same  purposes  at  not  exceeding  $2,000,000  in  any  one 
year,  bat  only  by  a  majority  vote  of  the  adjustment  bondholders. 

GENEBAL  FINANCES.— In  March,  1897,  purchased  the  Atlantic  A 
Pacific,  Western  division,  564  miles,  the  Atchison  Issuing  therefor 
$8,400,000  general  mortgage  4s  and  $9,200,000  of  preferred  stock 
and  $530,OOO  In  cash;  Atchison  also  assumes  the  net  floating  debt  of 
A.  A  P.  receivers  of  about  »700,OOO.  Atchison  general  4s  will  be  is- 
sued for  the  cash  payment  and  floating  debt  when  deemed  advisable. 
Renewals  and  repairs  of  A.  A  P.,  It  Is  said,  will  cost  about  $1,200,000. 
Southern  Pacific  Mojave  division,  242  miles,  was  to  (be  acquired  In 
exchange  In  1897  as  above  stated.  (V.  64,  p.  516.) 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— 8    )  1896-7. Gross,  $20,017,208;    net,  $5,913,363 

moe.,  July  1  to  Feb.  28.  (1895-6. Gross,    20,102,978;    net,    4,925,834 

Deducting  taxes  and  rentals,  balance  for  Interest  In  8  months 
1896-97  was  $4,643,181,  against  $3,028,061. 

See  statement  as  to  condition  of  property  In  V.  64,  p.  40. 

REPORT.— The  first  report,  issued  in  October,  1896,  for  six  months 
ending  June  30.  given  In  full  In  V.  63,  p.  791,  798,  showed  earnings  on 
8,435  miles,  as  follows;  see  also  editorial  pa$e  77 1. 

SIX  MONTHS  ENDING  JUNE  30,  1896. 

Oroti.  \>(.  Oilier  income.        Charges.          Sal     Stir 

$13.590.235         $3,382.806          $66,665          $3,307,751         $141,720 
For  the  fiscal  years  ending  June  30  results  (on  6.435  miles)  were : 
Years  ending  June  30—  l-tnii.  1895.  1894 

Gross  earnings $29,999,597     $28,532,983     $30,385646 

Operating  expenses -42,071,275       22,317,355       22,5571359 

Net  earnings $6,928,322       $6,215,628       $7,828.255 

OrnoEKS.— Aldaoe  F.  Walker,  Chairman  of  the  Board ;  E.  P  Rlnlev 
President;  Paul  Morton,  Third  VIoo-Presldent ;  Victor  Mora  wetz  Gen- 
eral Counsel ;  K.  Wilder,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 

DMBCTOBA-Edward  J.  Berwlnd.  R.  Somers  Hayes,  Benjamin  P. 
Cheney,  Cyrus  K.  Holllday,  H.  Rleman  Duval,  Victor  Morawetz 
££"*•£:. *P<5wle,rvS*or,'?e  y  Nlckoreon.  Edward  S.  Gibbs,  Thomas  A.' 
Osborn,  Charles  8.  Oleed.  Edward  P.  Hlpley,  George  G.  Haven,  William 
Rotch.  Aldace  F.  Walker. 

OmcE.— 59  Cedar  Street,  New  York.    (V.  64,  p.  516,  609,  663. 

Atlantic  *  Paclltr  BB.-RoAD-Western  division  from   Isleta 
N.  M..  near  Albuquerque,  U.  Big  Colorado  River  564  miles  (purchased 
by  Atohlson  In  March,  1897).  and  Central  Division,  from  Seneca,  Mo 
toSapulpn,   1ml.  Tor.,  112  miles.    See  Atohlson  T.  A  S.  Fe. 

RECEIVERSHIP.- Charles  W.  Smith  Is  receiver.    (V.  62,  p.  84,  231.) 


STATUS  IN  APRIL,  1897.— The  1st  mort.  bonds  on  both  the  Central  and 
Western  divisions  and  land  grant  were  deposited  as  security  for  the  flrst 
guarantee  trust  mortgage  4  per  cent  bonds  of  1887,  of  which  $18,7a4,- 
OOO  were  issued.  Owing  to  default,  this  flrst  guarantee  trust  mortgage 
was  foreclosed,  the  collateral  being  bought  in  by  the  Bangs  Committee 
(representing  96  per  cent  of  the  bonds,  address  State  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.) 
on  April  '22,  1895,  for  $1,900,000.  The  $397,000  of  flrst  guarantee 
trust  4s  not  held  by  the  Bangs  Committee  are  therefore  entitled  to 
their  share  of  this  amount,  namely  $99  1 2  per  bond,  and  to  nothing  more. 

Sale  to  Atchison.— In  January,  1897,  the  $16,000,000  Western  DlTl- 
slon  1st  6s,  purchafed  by  the  Bangs  Committee  were  sold  to  the 
Atchison,  the  holder  of  each  $1,000  guarantee  trust  4  per  cent  bond 
deposited  receiving  $446  95  In  Atchison  general  mortgage  4s  and 
$489  50  in  Atchison  preferred  stock.  The  Western  Division  mortgage 
is  being  foreclosed  by  the  Atchison. 

The  committee  retains  the  $2,794.000  Central  Division  flrst  mortgage 
6s  on  the  112  miles  to  Sapulpa,  and  also  retain  one-sixth  of  the  f  quip- 
nient  in  use  upon  the  Western  Division.— See  V.  64,  p.  179,  232,  286. 

Income  Bonds,  Western  Div.— 3.  S.  Bache,  H.  W.  Dodd,  W.  J.  Quinlan, 
Jr.,  Edwin  Einstein  and  N.  W.  Jordan;  depositaries,  Manhattan  Trust, 
N.  Y.,  and  American  L.  A  T.  Co.,  Boston.  In  April,  1897,  this  commit- 
tee represented  a  majority  of  the  incomes  held  by  the  public,  and  was 
hoping  that  the  Atchison  would  recognize  their  claim  to  some  consider- 
ation—See V.  64,  p.  328,  516. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS.— Stock  issued,  $79,760,300;  the  Atchison  and 
the  St.  Louis  A  San  Francisco  own  $57,083,400,  $51,503,800  of 
this  being  ownedequally  and  deposited  in  trust. 

The  $5,500,000  2d  mort.  bonds  were  nearly  all  held  by  the  guarantors. 
[Abstracts  of  mortgages  in  V.  49,  p.  302.1  Deferred  liabilities  [due 
Atch.  and  St.  L.  AS.  F.l  June  30,  1895,  $17,653,770,  accounts 
and  bills  payable  $1,709,733 ;  int.,  etc.,  due  and  accrued,  $1,817,323. 

PURCHASE  FROM  So.  PAC. — In  1884  the  Southern  Pacific  sold  the  24S 
miles  of  road  from  Mojave  to  The  Needles,  to  this  company  for  $7,271,- 
100,  payable  in  Apr.,  1905,  in  A.  A  P.  flrst  mort.  bonds,  Issued  on  said  242 
miles  to  amount  of  $6,059,250,  and  $1,21 1,850  in  cash.  Until  clear  title 
to  this  piece  of  road  be  given,  the  Atlantic  x  Pacific  to  have  possession 
and  pays  6  p.  ot.  per  annum  on  the  $7,271,100.  The  same  negotiation 
gave  a  right  to  run  through  trains  to  San  Francisco  over  the  Southern 
and  Central  Pacific  lines  either  on  a  mileage  basis  or  at  3  per  cent  per 
annum  on  $40,000  per  mile.  This  Mojave  Division  was  acquired  by 
the  Atohlson  from  the  Southern  Pacific  in  March,  1897,  in  exchange 
for  certain  other  lines  (see  V.  64,  p.  609),  the  right  to  run  trains  to  San 
Francisco  being  retained.  See  V.  64,  p.  179,  V.  39,  p.  208;  V.  40,  p.  50. 

LAND  GRANT.— 25,600  acres  per  mile  In  Territories  and  12,800 
acres  in  States.  On  the  Western  Division  were  earned  20.295,296 
acres  of  land,  5,333,505  of  which  were  sold  to  June  30,  1895, 
leaving  14,961,791  acres  undisposed  of.  Map  of  land  grant  In  V.  36,  p. 
468;  see  also  V.  64,  p.  516.  In  1895-6  land  grant  and  taxes  exceeded 
receipts  by  $867;  in  1894-5  receipts  exceeded  expenses  by  $24,227. 

EARNINGS.— 8  months,  5 1896-97..  Gross,  $2,227,775;  net,  $409,267 
July  1  to  Feb.  28.  d  1895-96..  Gross,  2,371,358;  net,  250,163 

The  above  earnings  are  on  831  miles,  the  Central  Division  of  112 
miles  being  excluded.  On  same  mileage  in  year  1895-96  gross,  $3,660,- 
076;  net7$549,122;  and  in  1894-95  gross,  $3,344,118  ;  net,  $463,793. 
Statement  for  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  shows  gross  on  943  miles, 
$3.822,622;  net  $447,042;  land  dept.  def.  $867;  rentals,  etc..  $368.1 1 1; 
bal.,  sur.  for  year,  $78,064.  (V.  64,  p.  328,  46  i,  516,  566,  609,  663.) 

Atlanta  &  Charlotte  Air  Line  lly.—fSee  Map  Southern  Kail- 
way  System.} — Owns  Charlotte,  N.  C.,  to  Atlanta,  Ga.,  269  miles. 

LEASED  on  March  26, 1881,  to  the  Richmond  A  Danville  (now  South- 
ern Rail  way)  for  99  years,  at  a  rental  of  $466,500  per  year,  equal  to  the 
interest  on  debt  and  5  per  cent  on  stock;  If  gross  earnings  exceed  81,- 
500.000,  dividends  to  be«6  percent;  and  if  they  exceed  $2,500,000,  7 
per  cent.  The  operating  contract  of  1881  (made  with  Richmond  & 
DanTille)  was  assigned  to  and  accepted  by  the  Southern  Railway  Co. 

E  VRNINGS.— Calendar  year  1896,  gross,  $1,598,047;  In  1895,  gross 
$1,752,996.  For  flscal  year  ending  March  31,  1896,  gross,  $1,763,503, 
against  $1,540,687  in  1894-95  and  $1,549,313  in  1893-94. 

DIVIDENDS  haTe  been— From  1881  to  1889,lnoluslTe,  5  per  cent  yearly 
In  1890,  5  "a;  In  1891,  6;  In  1892, 6;  In  1893,  6  p.  0.;  1894,  6  p.  o.;  In  1895, 
6  P.O.;  In  1896,  6  p.  o.;  in  1897,  Mar.,  3  p.  o.  President,  Charles  S.  Fair- 
child,  New  York  City.— (V.  60,  p.  561 ;  V.  62,  p.  363 :  V.  64,  p.  232, 286. ) 

Atlanta  Knoxvllle  &  Northern  Ry.— ROAD— Owns  from  Knox- 
Tille,  Tenn.,  to  Marietta,  Ga.,  205  miles ;  and  Murphy  to  Blue  Ridge, 
25  miles;  total  owned  230  miles;  trackage,  Western  &  Atlantic  Rail- 
road, Marietta,  Ga.,  to  Atlanta,  Ga.,  20  miles. 

HISTORY.— Chartered  Jure  4, 1896.  A  reorganization  per  plan  in  V. 
62,  p.  1040,  of  the  Marietta  A  North  Georgia,  foreclosed  Nov.  25. 1895, 
Of  the  $950.000  purchase  money,  $525,000  was  paid  by  Nov.  1,  1896, 
and  under  agreement  made  with  the  Court  the  purchasers  obtained 
possession  of  the  property.  The  balance  of  purchase  price  is  pay- 
able In  $100.000  Instalments,  sixty  days  apart.  (V.  63,  p.  601.)  Gross 
earnings  year  1894-95,  $159,578. 

OFFICERS.— President,  H.  K.  MoHarg,  40  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.;  Vice-Presi- 
dent, E.  C.  Spalding,  Atlanta;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  H.  W.  Oliver, 
Marietta  Ga.—V.  63,  p.  30,  601,837. 


APSIL,  1887.J 


RAILROAD  STOCKS  AND  BONDS. 


11 


will  confer  a  great  faror  by  elvliiic  Immediate  notice  of  any  trror  discovered  In  these  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 

M'i.-« 
Of 

l:....,i. 

Date 
of 

Bonds 

Slxe,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  Pnnci- 
pal,  When  Due. 

Rate  per 
Cent 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

on  nr«t  page  of  table*. 

Dividend.  . 

JtteaJfetf  M.  i«»rw«^-8«oe*.  Wrental  Grand  TVk 

150 

53 
85 
103 

1894 
1891 

£A$10O 

91OO 
1,000 
1,000 
100 
1,000 
100 

5,484,000 

1,022.900 
400,000 
1,920,000 
225,000 
332,000 
9OO.OOO 
600.000 
1,250,000 
30,000 
25.0OO.OOO 
5.OOO.OOO 
5,000,000 
956,000 
6AO.OOO 
3.400.000 
462,600 
361,500 
1,709.500 
9,301,512 
9,634.504 
160,000 
11,988,000 
6,690,048 
140000 
3.000,000 
11.616.000 

6  per  an. 
5 

Sg- 

9  g- 
« 

6 

M.  &   B. 

J.   if  J. 
J.  A  D. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
F.  A  A. 

London  and  Portland. 

Savannah,  Ga. 
N.  Y..  lo  Broad  St. 
N.  Y.,  Cent.  Trust  Co. 
New  York,  Erie  RR. 
PhUa.,F.Ius.Tr.A8.Dep. 

Mar.,  1897 

Jn.l5,'972>a% 
Dec.   1,  1924 
July  1,  1941 
Jin.   1,   1897 
Jan.   1,  1910 

Auftutu  4  *mntMfc-«toek  M  rental  Central  Oa.. 
AWN**)  So.-lst  con*ol.  M.,g-o..gu..p.A  L,8o.C.AG.e 

A  t-j*  04MCMIO  4  Iff  Morris  JZiE.—  fttock  .  "  

BaW  foal*  VoUty—  lit  mort.  (s.  f.,  drawn  at  100).  .r 
Haiti  ntrt  tAnngf  S  L  -flock  (9SOO.OOO  is  pfd)  

90 

1880 

Ut  mort  14  percent  after  Jan.  1.  1897)  gold  
Baltimore  Ckttapeake  *  Alia*.—  lit  mort..  gold.  .0* 
Baltimore  4  L*AiyA  By.—  Mort.,  925O.OOO;  no  bond* 
Baltimore  f  OM»  —  Stock 

28 
89 

1894 
1894 

*«• 
6*' 

J.   A  J. 
M.  A   S. 

Jan.   1,  1944 
Sept.  1,  1934 

1,000 

New  York,  29Willlam  St 

100 
100 
1,000*0 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

Nov.  15,  1894 
Jan.   2,  1896 
June  1,  1899 
Deo.  1,  1899 
Jan.   1,  1900 
July  1/98-99 
$11,565  qua'ly 
At  will. 
Oct.    1,   1935 
Men.  1,  1908 
May.  1910 
July,  '97-1900 
Feb.  1,  1988 
June  1,  1927 
Mch.  1,  1902 
Apr.   1,  1910 
Apr.  1,  1938 

1st  aiul  2d  pref.  Ktock,  earn.,  $3,OOO.OOOis  lit  pref 
Receiver*'  oeru.(V.  62,  p.  1039)  g..  red.  Jane  1.'97 
Do          (V.  03,  p.  97)  red.  after  June  1.  '»7 
Do         On  P.  AC.,  red.  1  year  from  date.. 
Do:  ear  t  nuU  B.  A  O.  Equip.  Co.  M.  jt..gu.p.  AUc* 
Equip.  leaM  war.  Ak.  A  Chgo.  Je.  (T.N,  p.  328)  .  . 
Loan  doe  la  188O.  extended,  payable  at  will  

380 

:(-.. 
• 
42-2 
:;~. 
521 
•J.;.i 

104} 
108 

1896 
1896 
1807 

1896 
1897 

;--.:t 
l--.:i 
187S 
1-71 
I-?.', 
1--7 
1-77 
1855 
1  --.' 
1883 

6  i-eran. 

I8' 
5 

I"" 
1* 

S8- 
if: 

6 
«>•*•. 

J.   4   J. 

J.  A  D. 
J.  A  i>. 
J.  A   J. 
J.  *   J 

J."A"J. 
A.  *  0. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A  J. 

r.  A  A. 

J.   A  D. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 

Jan.,  '96.  div.  last  paid. 
N.  Y.,  Merc.  Trust  Co. 
Bait,  Maryland  Tr.  Co. 
Bait.,  Trust  A  Guar. 
N.  Y.,  Merc.  Tr.  A  Best. 

500  'ii. 
500  Ac. 
£100 
«200 

Bait.  Of.",  Central  Bldg. 
do             do 
Mur.'ST.cp.pd.whendae 
Lond.,  J.S.Morgan  A  Co. 
Baltimore,  Office. 
N.  Y.,  Union  TruBt  Co. 
Ixmilon.J.S.MorganACo 
Baltimore,  B.  A  O.  RR. 
J.P.MorKaiiACo.iHalt. 
Ixmd.,Br'n,8hlpley4Co 

Loan    1863   extended  In  l*>?5,  gold 

.    Ifertiiyr1^7'>.'tnk  f"mH  *«'g.M»'»«*»»»-a»™*.Tlr 

Btiadto  Oty  Baltimore  (parable  94O.OOO  yearly). 
OMmlMatnd  mnrtcag"  (for921>  6OO  OOOigold  «r 

1,000 
•900 

91,000 

1,000 
•200 

Loaa.  1877  (a,  f.  drTi  at  10O)<B.AO.ACh.bd*.eol'l)e 
N.  W.  Virginia  RR.  lit  M.  (ext.  In  1888)  aMum.c  i 
B.  A  0.  loan  1878  (Parkersb'g  Br.  bond*  oollat.)  \ 
Mort.  oa  Phlla-Br   with  Bait.  A  Phil*.  bda,a*ooLc 

!  Guaranteed,  principal  and  Intereat.  by  the  re- 
oatrenandtbeB.AO.  BK.;  due  July  1,1899, 
•nbteet  to  call  at  par  July  1,  1898,  or  Jan.  1, 
1899.-V.  83,  p.  948;  V.  63,  p  152. 

Atlanta  A  We.t  Point  K II. -Own.  from  Atlanta,  Oa.,  to  Weot 
Point,  Ga..  S6>«  mile*.  In  April,  1881,  control  wa*  acquired  by  the 
Central  RR.  of  Georgia  through  lease  of  the  Georgia  Railroad,  etc. 

DrriDBXM  begun  In  1855  wore  for  many  yean  8  percent  per  anna 
From  July  1. 1SS4.  to  Jan.,  1897.  Inclusive.  9  per  cent  yearly,  JAJ. 

E  iBHtvea.- 8  month*  )  1896-7 Orooa,  9393,'>99;  net,  9199JM7 

Jalyl  toFeb.38.     11895* OrW    389.996!  net,    167.196 

IL  RBroBT.— Ftooal  yeir  end*  June  3O.    Earning*  hare  been 
1899-96. groas.  9933.839 :  net,  9312.389;  othor  Income.  94.775 :  Inter- 
wt  and  tix^ 991  ^1;  ivldeiKU.*7^fe2;b*Un«e.  surplus,  931.902; 
189*95.  gros*.  9474,022;  not,  9197.OO-J.-V:  63.  p.  1158;  V  64.  p.  919! 

til. nil.  ill)  K«.—CamdentoAtlanUcCUy.57m.  (double  track); 
braaohe*.  25  m.  Controlled  by  Road  Ing  Company.  STUCK,  common. 
5EB5.000;  J^SrtHi  91JMOMO  (par.  99O^of  which  91.199/XxJ 
••••no  aad  9098.550  preferred  owned  by  Reading  Co.  are  In  trust 
under  (to  general  mortgage  of  1899.  Bond*  were  guaranteed  by  old 
Reading,  alneeforoelooed.  8arpln.  ha*  been  equal- 


-rplus,    9*4.444.     1. 


own  i  a  majority  oftbe 
In  a  wrle*  of  railroad 


!'984s3ol';  neM(301>7^ 

ttl.mlr  Coaat  Line  «'o.— Thlsoo 
eapltal  stock  and  a  tone  ••mat  of  the 

HaiMBlM  denominated  for  convenience  the  Allaatte  Coast  Lino  Syo- 
tem.  The  system  Include*  aboat  1.552  mile*  a*  follow*.  OoBooUdattoB 
of  the  Sooth  Carolina  rood*  of  the  lystooa  to  proposed.  V.  64,  p.  693. 

Cis»««*l|j    TBiBt*'l"'v«       MiUi.  \      Ommfmnu  Mtltt, 

BtoOJBT  Fredkb.  A  Potomac*..   86    Norfo&A  Carolina  1 110 

Wilmington  A  Weldont 910  I  Northeastern.  H.  C.I 1O3 

Wilmington  OainmMa  A  Ang.1342  |  Potorehorg  1 81 

Central  South  Carolina  T 4O  I  Richmond  A  Petersburg  1 38 

Choraw  A  Darlington 110    Other  llae* 90 

norence  RR ..41 

ktaacbester  A  Augusta  1 171 1     1 9oe  thto  eompany. 

STuc«.-8tock  authorised  by  law  93O.OOO  OOO ;  by  rot*  of  stookhold 
ers,  and  paid  up.  9 10,000.000.  BO  preferred  stock  aad  BO  fUBdod  debt. 
UivibUoo-TiC  Bnt  dlrldend  wa*  1  *  p.  e.  declared  payable  Oct.  10. 
1890;  In  1899,  April.  I*  p.  e.;  Oct..  l-,p.  c. 

'lU4«iiTr.-The  A.  O.  L.  Co.  guarantee*  9990.000  Manchester  A 
Aiunsta  flrsto,  p.  and  I.-V.  61,  p.  1099;  V.  94.  p.  333, 993. 


A ron  Oeneaeo  A  Mt.  IHorrl*  KH.—fSee  Jlap  Erie  RR.I—Ownt 
from  ML  Morris  to  Avon,  N.  Y.,  18  mile*.  Successor  In  1860  to  Geu- 
eseo  RR.  Leaped  to  Erie  RR.  at  rental  of  2\  per  cent  on  stock  for  3 
yean  from  Jan.  1,  1896.  3  percent  for  1  year  more  and  3"a  per  cent 
thereafter.-(V.  ei',  p.  318. 589.) 

Bald  Kastle  Valley  KB.— Owns  fron:  Vail  Station,  Pa.,  to  Lock- 
hAven,  Pa.,  51  mile*;  branoheo  to  Sugar  Camp,  etc.,  39  mile*. 
Leased  to  Pennsylvania  RK.  Co.  for  99  yean  from  December  7, 1864. 
Rental.  40  per  oeat  of  gross  earning*.  Rental  year  ending  Dee.  31, 
1896, 9175.617;  other  Income,  99.4OI;  Int..  taxes,  etc.,  940,774;  divi- 
dend* (10  p.  o.).  9I4O.625;  bal..  «ur.  for  vear.  93,619.  Rental  In  1895. 
9153.399.  Stock  authorised,  92.OOO.OOO;  outstanding.  91.535.0OO  (par 
950),  of  which  Pennsylvania  RK.  Jan.  1,  1897,  owned  9706.250.  Divi- 
dend* an  paid  F.AA. 

Baltimore  Chesapeake  A  Atlantic  Ry.— Owns  Clalborne  to 
Ocean  City,  Md.,  87  mile*;  branch,  1  mile;  total.  88  mile*;  from  Clal- 
bome  M  Baltimore,  42  mile*,  transfer  tornado  by  water.  HISTOBT.— 
A  reorganliatlon  In  1894  of  the  Baltimore  A  Eastern  Shore,  which  wa* 
•old  Aug.  29. 1894  (V.59,  p.  3711,  the  Maryland  Steamboat Co..  Eastern 
Shore  8.  B.  Co.  and  Choptaak  B.  B.  Co.  Fifteen  boats  are  owned. 

STOCK*  AJTD  Boxoa.— Preferred  to  91 .500,000.  entitled  to  5  per  cent 
cumulative  dividends;  oommon,  91.00O.OOO.  Atlantic  Trust  Co  .  N.  Y.. 
to  mortgage  trustee.  President,  John  E.  Bearle*.  New  York. 

AXHUAL  RBPOBT.— Report  for  year  ending  August  31,  1896,  wa* 
given    In  V.    64.    i.    38*7  *howli,   gross.  Tl97,7o8 ;    net,  988599; 
elurae,  962.500  ;  tX  «apl^^Sria 7894-95  gro«79514,'l08 
net,  ,129,806 ;  Interest,  etc.,  962,O5o;  balance,  rarpliu.  967,750. -(V. 
92,  p.  374;  V.  64.  p.  S94.) 

Baltimore  A  Ohio  BR.W4s<  X af).-Bot.D.- 
more  to  Phlladelpnla  and  Baltimore  to  Chicago,  i 
more  A  Ohto  S.  W..  a  direct  route  to  Cincinnati  and  BL  Louis,  the  total 
•HOMO  loaood.  owned  aad  operatod  rexcludlng  the  Bait  A  Ohio  South- 
weetenu  being  In  July,  1896,  2.O95  mile*,  of  which  774  mile*  are 
we*t and  K32I  miles e**t  of  the  Ohio  River.  The  "Blue  Line"  (see 
Central  RR.  of  N.  J.)  enable*  It  to  reach  New  York,  near  which,  on 
Island.  It  ha*  freight  terminal*.  See  8.  I.  Rapid  Transit. 


1990,  Wart  Norfolk. 
Hirer 


VM.nll.    A    D-ixllle  Hf.-OonpMed 
to  DaarUle.  Va..  JO5  mile*,  three  niaauhe*.  «3 
JitMUom  to  OanaMM  (*  t»M  (••«•»  91 
HMTO«T.    g> r  »  the  AUa.Uo  A  DaarUle  *•«»•••.  cold  IB 


Iscaed  to  J  uao  So^jUSiT 
Bovoa.— The  Ont 


paylag  a*  aaaoa**a«nt  of  25  D.  e. 
rator.    See  plaa  V.  58.  p.  815 


Boatinm  9  DOT  cent  prof.  93.2OO.OOO. 
1. 92.  l80>007prW erred.  93.099,200. 


gage  to  for  91. 500.000  aadeoron  (hero 
are  Mhjoet  to  oail  at  par  OB  •  BMnUis' 
ire  righto  •fl~J<~.  1^1898..  9oo  appl 


roadaad 


Xho  VTB^T , 

:h'ey'have  full  foroelooan  righto  «/Ur  «—.  »   >owa 
ng  OB  N.Y.  Stock  Exchange  In  V.  93,  p.  il4L 
Co..  Hew  York.  Is  mortgage  trustee. 

LATUT  XAJart.-8  BWO..  }  18967 Oro«*. 9854^93;  aot,  983^93 

July  I  to  Feb.  28.        (1899-6 Oroos.    379^24;  BOt,    87,444 

AJraUAL  R«ro«T.— Kenon  'of  f-99-99  wa*  la  V.  64,  p.  81.  (bowing 

groat.  9909.018 ;  not,  9139394;  IntoroM,  961.900:  balaaee  to  Improre- 

•OBB  aeoonnt.  977,994.    IB  1H94-99.  grew,  9MM.370J  Bet,  9102.947.- 

V.  62,  p.  1 39.  867. 1086.  1137. 1141;  V.  63,  p.  837.  997;  V.  94,  p.  8 1 .) 

ttlantlr  Tmnrnmrf    A    Ohio  RH .—Charlotte.  ».  C,  to  Statao- 

.  44  mile*.    IB  1890  abeorked  by  Southern  Railway  Co. 


lagnila  A  Harannah  HH.—  OwmofroBl  MIIlOBto)  Augusta.  Ga. 
A3  mOe*.  The  shareholder*  IB  Augiut,  1999.  agreed  to  a  new  leaee  to 
the  Central  of  Georgia,  at  5  par  oamt  oa  Mock.  IB  place  of  7  p.  o. 

EABJHHOS.-FOT  year  OB«|B«  JOBe  SO.  1196.  fross.  9190,668:  net. 
«*W,6lm.    In  1894-99,  groat,  91  6O.647:  Bet,  42,302.  -(V.ol,  p.  399.)     . 
*«irn«««  v,,,nh.  rn  H  K.—  Own*  from  Augusta  to  Bandersvllle, 
<•»-,  90  m  (*i  aadard  (•nge),  and  Sandenvllle  ATennllle  RR..  4  miles. 
\  reorgaaliaUoB  UOlhlifid  IB  April.  1899.  of  the  Augusta  Glboon  A 
»nder.viile.    Leaded  IB  March,  1W7.  IB  perpetnltv  totbe  South  C«ro- 
nm  A  Georgia,  which  guarantee*  the  bonds,  principal  and  Interest,  by 
ndorsoBMDVjV.  64.  p.  498.)    Fin*  wnsol  mottcage  tnutoe  I*  Oea- 
.  New 


•<MtO». 


York. 


*35O.- 


. 

..  .    Cvounoa  stock.  94OO.OOOi  preferred.          .- 

,»r.tlOO.    There  were.  Oct.  1896,  oar  tnuto.  932,000.   For  year 
K>,  grow,  979^98;  Bet,9»O^80.  -<V.64.  p.  468.) 

M   from  Austin  to    Llano, 
Falto,*«e.,8  mile*;  total,  1O7 
aathoriied  and  outstanding  91.O16.- 


. 

,  grow,  979^98; 
v...iln  A   \orlh 
•»   •.;brao 
•II  itaadara  gaBgo. 
tr  «100.  of  waloh  tike 
Tha  laad  rraal  wa*  6OO,ooo 


7t..V>7.  agalart  998. 136  la  1«W 05 
iiea,  oto.,  tltM.  1 1  s ;  balance,  dettcl 


Paolae  Company  own*    l  ,OO8,- 
a.    MOBTOAOB  trustee  Atlantic 
are  for  92O.OOO  per  mile  and  have  principal 
by  the  Boathon 


PMrtflo  OonpAnj 

BBO  30.  1999,  grow.9240.B3l :  net. 
•99;  *lh*i  tBoome,  99.356;  Interest, 
BOl«B*o,  denclt,  916.2O5. 


.— Operate* from  Balti- 
, and  ha*,  via  the  Balti- 


__ Valley  RR.  of  Virginia,  63  mile*,    controls  Cleve- 
land Terminal  A  Valley  Ry.  and  1*  Interested  In  the  West  Va.  A  Pltta- 
harg  (*ee  that  oo.l.  Baltimore  Belt  line  (tunnel  line  In  Baltimore)  WM 
'  .1899.    (V.  60.  p.  258.794.) 

I  la  Maryland  Feb.  28.  1827.  and  In 
—    pened  May  24,  1830.    The  Tele- 
Vnlon  for  95.OOO.OOO  Western 
-------  -  ------------  .OO  per  year  for  fifty  yean.    On 

JOB*  90,  1896.  IMIO.OOO  of  the  Western  Onion  (took  was  still  owned. 
A  eontract  or  loaee  made  with  the  Chic.  A  N.  Pao.  In  Deo.,  1891,  give* 
OM  of  terminal*  IB  CUeago. 

In  November.  1899.  an  Important  change  took  plaoe  In  the  direct- 
ory. the  following  ranraaontaUre*  of  New  York  and  London  banking 
booae*  raeoeodlncBaUlmore  men.  Lout.  FlUgerald,  President  Mer- 
cantile Tnut  CoTN.  Y.;  Eugene  Delano  of  Brown  Brother*;  William  A. 
Road  of  Vermllye  A  Co..  and  Rowland  Davis  of  Blake  BoUaeratn  A 


RBCEIVBUHir—  On  February   29.    1896,   the   President,  John    K. 

Cowen  and  Vice-President  Oeoar  Q.  Murray  were  appointed  receiver*. 
—(V.  62,  p.  499,  988,  1086.) 

KEoKOAXiZATiox.-The  committee*  are  named  below,  but  In  April, 

1897,   reorganisation    matter*    were    quiescent,    pending  a    deter- 

mination of  the  road'*    —  '  —  ~~  —  '  ~~  '          ^^  * 

thegroM  earning*  then 


, 

earnlng  capacity  under  Improved  facilities, 
already  showing  large  Increase.    With  the 
tiflcates  the  rolling  stock  h«*  been  Increased 


and  various  Improvements  have  boon  made.  Early  In  the  receivership 
a  number  of  Important  loan*  had  their  coupon*  In  default  (see  a  list  of 
those  In  SUPPLKHKXT  of  July.  1896),  but  In  Jan..  1897.  all  the  overdue 
coupons,  with  the  exception  of  those  below  mentioned,  had  been  paid. 

>"•  fork  stoorMJMoaMo*  CommUiee.— Louis  FlUgerald  (Chairman), 
Eugene  Delano,  Edward  R.  Bacon,  Howland  Davis.  W.  A.  Read,  August 
Beuuout,  Henry  Bodge;  Soo'y,  II.  C.  Doming.— (V.  6*.  p.  455,  777.) 

BoMmon  Keoroa*uation  OommUUe.— Kepresents  all  the  securities 
of  the  system:  Alexander  Shaw,  Chairman;  O.  Morton  Stewart,  John 
GUI,  J.  G.  Harvey,  T.  Edward  Hambleton.  James  I-  McLane,  John  M. 
Nelson,  Secretary.  Baltimore.- (V.  62,  p.  547,  777.) 

Terminal  Bond*  of  i**.— See  V.  62.  p.  588. 

Loan  of  /Sff.— Speyer  A  Co.,  In  New  York,  and  Speyer  Brothers,  In 
London,  will  receive  deposits.  (See  statement  in  V.  64.  p.  233.) 

Oocrox  PATMKXT*.— C  >upons  In  default  are  as  follows: 


New.Som.A8tratto5i.May  1. 18!M) 
PltU.A  West.  2d  M.  5».May  1,  1896 
Waih.C.  APt.L.l«tM.Os.Junel.  '96 


Col.  A  Cin.  Mid.  pref.stk.July  1,  '96 
1st  M.  4>as  ............  July  1,  '96 

8and.Mans.AN.litM.7s.Jan.  1,  '97 
Vermllye  A  Co.  purchased  Akron  A  Chicago  Jot.  coupons  Nor.  1,  1896. 
STOOK.—  Preferred  stock  carries  6  per  cent  dividends  only. 

paid.    As  to  the  lien 
p.  152,  601. 

91  4,792.566  to  928,000.- 

OOO  to  pay  a  2O  per  cent  stock  dividend,  92.161,800  for  purchase  of 
Plttsburg  A  West.  RR.  stock  and  about  95,000,000  for  Improvements. 


. 

The  July,  1896,  dividend  on  preferred  was  not  pa 
of  the  preferred  stock  see  V.  62,  p.  1086.—  V.  63,  p. 
In  1991  oommon  stock  wa*  faoreased  from  91  4,7 


INVESTORS'     SUPPLEMENT. 


I  VOL.  LXIV. 


••b*erib«ra  will  t»mt»r  a  gnat  l*»or  fcy  (trine  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  dl.coTgred  In  the.e  Tables. 


For  explanation  of  eolumn  beading*.  Ac., see  notes 

on  tint  page  of  table*. 


.Br.)  Ut  M.g.s.f.$30.000p.an 

'  do~~Eite,  •  »>  K""'\- "  v", 62,'p.  UTS: 

B  A  O.  rorelv'ii  otfa.  on  P.  A  C.,  red.  In  1  ye»r.. 
UODMI.  M.,  g..  p.A  I.  gnar.  (s.  f.  *7,2OO  pe*  yr.). 

B.AO.  loan.'8S,g!  (Pltu.  A  Oonn.bd».  ueol.i.c-&r 
1st  Terminal  mortgage,  gold  (see  text).. .....o 

Boulp.  trust.  Ser.ATSlOO.OOOiMj.  yearly  Apr.  1! 
do.    8er.B.*ZOO,OOOduey'rlyNov.  l.o- 

Car  rust  (balance  extended  In  1897  for  3  years) 

, (SfliSyl.  R.  Bait  Bide  RR.  1st  M.,  g.  <guar.) 

I     Bait.  AN.  Y.  KR.,lst  M.,  gold,  guar..  .c*r 

|i:<  Akron  A  CTjIc.  Juno.  1st  m.,  gold.  Int.  gu.o" 

t~Z  I  B»lt,Belt,lstM.for$6,OOO.OOO.g..lntgu.c- 

->X  I     'jd  niortk-nge.  $2.500,000,  gold 

JMI/lmorv*  Ohio  MOM thtrritrrn — Common  stock 

Preferreil  stock,  7  per  cent,  non-cnraulatlve 

Cincinnati  A  Baltimore,  1st  mortgage     .......... 

a  *  O.  B.  W.  KK.,lst  M.,  gold  (guar.  p.  A  I.,  end.l.o 

Ohio  A  Miss..  1st  con.  M!,  s.  f.  (*83.0OO  are  6s).o' 
M  consol.  mort.  (sink.  fund),  no  drawing.  ...o' 
8prtng.I)lv.(8p.AIll.B.  E.)  1st  M.($3,OOO.OOO)c; 
First  general  mortgage ............... c 


first  general  munupv -  •  - . 

Buulp.  Tiu«t,  :iserft«.  drawn  yearly  at  100 

B  A •  i>.  S.  W.  Ku.,  1st  eon.  M..  g.,  gu.  (end.).c*Ar 

Income  mort..  A  &  B  (A,  »8.755,OOO) .c*r' 

R  A  O  8.  W.  Term.  Co.  1st  M.  gold.  guar..  nA-I.e' 
Marietta  Ry.  lot  M.,  g.,  $175.000.  gu.,  p.  A  I.  end. 


NOTK  —Besides  amounts  outstanding  as  above, 
there  are  held  under  oon.  4V'u  M.  of  a  $I4VXM), 
of  b*2«1.0«W.  of  <•  $16.000.  of  d  »3.678.liUO. 


MOM 

of 
BOH  ! 


12 
147 


147 
147 


11 


73 

7 


S 

281 
393 
393 
222 


909 


Date   Size,  or 


of 

Bonds 


1873 
L868 
1868 

1897 
1876 

is-.', 
i-.M 

ISS'.I 

1890 


Par 

S.lillc. 

•I  -- 
$1,000 

1,000 
1,000 

1,000 
£200 


Amount 

Outstanding 


1886 
L889 

1890 
1890 
1894 


1869 

IXX'.I 

1868 
1871 
1874 
1883 
87-'91 
1893 
1893 
1892 

IS'.lli 


1,000 

1.000 

1,000 

i,bo6 
1,000 

1,000 
1,000 

"ibo 
100 

1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
1,000 
l.OOO&c 
1,000 
l.OOO 
1,000 


Per  cent.  Payable 


$540.000 

1.464.OOO 

2.536.0OO 

Sec  above. 

6,648,224 

10,000,000 

8.5OO.OOO 

300,000 

80O.OOO 

250,000 

4,500,000 

350.OOO 

1,5OO,OOO 

6,000,000 

(1) 

10,000.000 

20,000,000 

333.0OO 

10,667,000 

a(i,4G8,OOO 

l>2,952,000 

c  1.993,000 

d328,000 

191,000 

10,483,000 

1^,750,000 

1,200,000 

125,000 


INTEREST  OK  DIVIDENDS. 


Rate 


7*' 


5 

sg- 

5  g. 

»g- 

6  g. 


5  g. 
4  g- 


When 


Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 


A  D. 

A  J. 

J.  &  J. 

J.  ,v  J. 

J.  A  J. 

F.  A  A. 

J.  A  D. 

A.  A  O. 

M.  A  N. 

J.'A'D. 

M!  A  N! 

M.  A  N. 

A.  A  O. 


Dec.,  '95,  coup,  last  pd 

Jan.  '07,  coup,  purch'd 

N.  Y.,  VennUje&Co. 


Lond'n.J.S.MorganACo 
•  N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Brown  Bros.&Co 
Phlla.,  Fln'ce  Co.  of  Pa. 
Phlla.,  Fln'ce  Co.  of  Pa 


Phlla.,  Solicitors'  O. 
N.Y.,J.P.M.AOo.;AB»lt. 
Nov.,'96,coups.  purch'd 
NY.,  Brown  Bros.A  Co. 


Owned  by  Bait.  A  Ohio. 


Rand  i— Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 
Slacks— Last 
Dividend. 


June  1,  1913 

July  1,  1898 

July  1,  1946 

Jan.   1,  1900 

Jan.   1,  1926 

Feb.   1,  1925 

June  1.  1934 

Apr.  1,  '98-'99 

Nv.l.'98-19OO 

19OO 

Deo.  1,  1935 
May  1,  1939 
Nov.  1,  1930 
Nov.  1,  1990 
Apr.  1,  1944 


J.  A  J.  N.  Y.,  Farmers'  L.  A  Tr. 
J.  A  J.  do  do 

J.   A  J.  do  do 

A.  A  O.  do  do 

M.  A  N.  do  do 

J.  A  D.  do  d> 

Various  N.Y.BarlngMagounACo 
J.   &  J.  New  York. 

See  text  See  text. 

M.  A  N.  N.  Y.,  Farmers'  L.  ATr. 
M.  A  M.  do  do 


Jan.  1,  1900 
Jan.  1,  1990 
Jan.  1,  1898 
Apr.  1,  1911 
Nov.  1,  1905 
June  1,  1932 
10  p.  c.  yearly. 
July  1,  1993 
July  1,  2043 
May  1,  1942 
Hov  1,  1996 


I 


DIVIDENDS  since  '85..  5  '86. 


•87.   '88-'90.    '91.     '92.   '93.   '94  None. 

"On  common I    8       4       None.    20stk  3%     a      4i«  since. 

RKCKIVURS'  OBLIGATIONS.— In  May,  1898,  the  Issue  of  $5,000,000 
certificates  wan  authorized  for  material,  supplies,  etc.,  and  for  resto- 
ration of  rolling  atook  and  equipment.  See  V.  02,  p.  1039.  On  Nov. 
•2O  1896,  certificates  for  $956,000  were  authorized  to  finish  Balti- 
more Holt  KK.  iiii!  Install  its  electric  plant,  etc.  They  are  a  tlrstlien 
on  all  the  asset*  of  the  Maryland  Construction  Co.,  which  built 
the  Bait  Belt  KK.  and  also  nn  the  Camden  Station  Improvements. 
BeeV  63.  p.  9*7.  On  S»v.  27.  1896.  an  additional  Issue  of  $650.000 
nerliUoate*  W*A  authorized.  Taey  arc  primarily  an  obligation  of  the 
receivers,  an  i  also  a  first  and  preferred  Hen  upon  all  Interest  of  the 
B  A  O.  KK.  Co.  In  the  property  aud  securities  of  the  Pittsburg  &  Con- 
nellsvllle.  and  secondly  a  lion  upon  the  Plttsburg  &  Connellsville  road 
luielf  subject  to  the  tints  of  1803  but  ahead  of  the  consolidated  mort- 
gage of  1870.  V.  63,  p.  1009;  V.  0  t,  p.  233.  As  to  Akron  A  Chicago 
Junction  lease  warrants  far  any  dottclcncy  to-meet  which  the  receivers 
are  liable,  see  V,  61,  D.  :)2g. 

BONUS.— The  various  loans  of  the  B.  A  O.  System,  Including  the 
amount  of  each  outstanding,  the  road,  etc.,  covered  by  the  mortgage, 
mid  th«  earning  power  of  a  number  of  the  lines,  were  «i  ven  in  an  arti- 
cle on  page  3  "i  the  INVK.STOKS' SUPPLEMENT  for  April,  1896.  In  addi- 
tion to  honds  given  above  as  outstanding,  the  B.  A  O.  Biukiug 
funds  held  June  30, 1895,  consols  of  1887  to  the  amount  of  $4.865,000 
(Interest  on  which  is  paid  In  consols  themselves)  and  other  tlrst-class 
Interest-bearing  bonds  to  amount  of  $3,366,196.  V.  61.  p.  928. 

The  rnntoliilnlfd  marl,  of  1887  abstract  V.  46,  p.  804. 

The  terminal  mortgage  abstract  in  V.  59,  p.  71.  72. 

Instalment  of  $10U,OOO  due  April  1.  1896.  on  B.  A  O.  Equip.  Trust 
loan  was  extended  for  one  year.  Car  trusts  of  1837,  balance  of  $250.- 
<KK)  wcra  extended  In  January,  (1897,  for  three  y  jars  at  5  p.  c.  V  64, 
,.  -j:i:t. 

GUARANTIES.— In  addition  to  the  bonds  given  In  the  table,  the  com 
pany  guarantees  the  following  bonds.  Sec  statement  for  this  eo.H 


B.  A  O.  South  western  1st  4>i>s.       fl 
do  do          1st  consols. 

Cleve.  Term.  A  Valley  Ry.  U 

Btaten  Inland  R.  T.  -M  5s. 
Valley  "f  Vu.,  $408.000  1st  6s.      II 
Win.  .v  I'otoiiKic.  $147,250  1st  6s. 


Columbus  A  Cm.  Midland  4^s.     fl 
do          do          3  p.  o.  on  pref. 
Monongahela  River  5s.  H 

Pitts.  Clev.ATol., as  to  Int.,  Ist6a.fi 
West  Va.  A  Pitts.,  as  to  int.,  1st  5s.11 


OBNKKAI.  FINANCES,  Ac.— The  floating  debt  of  March,  1896,  was  as 
follows:  Bills  payable  and  claims  audited  to  May  1,  $3,632,741; 
additional  claim*,  about  $5OO.OOO;  pay  roll- for  February,  $866,801; 
total,  $4,9179,542  (of  which  $2.847,680  remained  unpaid  May  1) ;  due 
receiver*  fur  disbursements,  #808,072 ;  negotiable  piper,  including 
endorsements,  $9,500,000,  for  which  are  pledged  substantially  all  the 
securities  <>f  the  company,  estimated  at  $18,000,000.  V.  62,  p.  1039; 

i,  p.  lot;  2. 

Mr.  Little  reported  the  floating  debt  of  Nov.  30, 1895,  as  follows: 
Notes  and  loans  secured  by  collateral,  $3,744,674 ;  unsecured  debts, 
$s,(i2!>/J.')(l ;  total.  $1 2,:i7:i,!)30.  Ottsets,  excluding  stocks  and  bonds, 
tffi'.n 3,430;  Imlaii '•••.  nei  debt,  $6,460,500.  In  addition  there  were 
outstanding  notes  endorsed  for  other  companies  to  a  total  of  $9,752,- 
•j:i(>.  of  which  $1.050,000  for  Baltimore  B-ft  By.,  $2.018,000  for  Pitts. 
A  West  iiinl  T-. '•>  10, 155  were  equipment  trusts  secured  by  equipment 

In  June.  1H!>«,  w-ro  issued  $6,0(>O.OOO  receivers'  certificates  for  the 
jmynient  of  floating  indebtedness  and  for  repairs  of  oars  aud  locomo- 
tives (*l,0'.o.898);  repairs  of  roadway  and  track,  etc.  ($1 ,290  000) 
,,*i  rrriiiirtitn  for  $3,400,000  were  also  issued  for  purchase  of 
ft.OOO  freight  cars  and  75  locomotives— V.  62.  p.  948.  In  December 
l-:m.  iiHo  were  Issued  $956,000  certificates  to  complete  Baltimore 
Belt  KK..  H<-..  iiud  $(ir>o,0<M)  for  improvements,  etc..  on  Plttsburs  & 
ConnelNvllle  Kit.  V.  (S3.  p.  OB7, 100S. 


The  report  of  expert  accountant  Little  dated  July  11,  1896  was 
quoted  In  V.  63,  p.  100U,  1002.  It  estimates  that  from  Sept.  30, 1888, 
to  Nov.  30,  18'ft.  the  company's  profits  were  overstated  by  $1 1,204,- 
859  thrniiRh  a  mistaken  methiidnt  aecountine,  but  shows  tint  nevcr- 
thele«s  there  was  a  profit  over  fixed  charges,  excluding  dlvideuds, 
amounting  to  *3OO,OOO  on  1st  and  2d  preferred  stocks  as  follows  • 

For  year  ending  June  SO,  1895,  $5,056  ;  for  1893-4,  $286  575-  for 
1892-3  deficit  of  (62,790;  for  9  months  to  June  30, 1891!,  a  deficit  of 
$48A,fl51i  for  year  ending  Sept.  30,  1801.  surplus  of  $974,544  and  for 
•o  a  mrpbu  of  $1.085.225. 

K'lltorinl*  lu  the  CIIKONICI.R,  however,  on  pares  1040,  1092  and 
lin.'i  »f  Volume  03.  give  reasons  for  believing  that  Mr.  Little  was 
miie'i  t.io  driiKtic  In  his  treatment,  and  that  the  real  proflts  wore 
({miter  tlmn  he  states.  On  the  other  hand,  when  considering  the  com- 
pany's condition.  It  should  lie  remembered,  as  stated  In  V  63  p  S101 
that  when  the  receivers  took  possession  much  of  the  equipment  was 
nut  of  repair,  also  thnt  the  tlxed  charges  for  the  year  ending  June  30, 
1896.  Dicmi-ed  $443.211  ($300.000  for  interest  on  Baltimore  Belt 
bonds)  and  tlmt  from  May  to  December,  1896,  worn  Itumetl  in  the 
•girregatetpe.60S.000  of  receivers'  certlfluatcs  and  83,400,000  of  car 
trust  rerttfleates,  entailing  an  animal  outlay  for  Interest  of  $584  000 
partly  however  In  lien  of  Interest  on  floating  debt. 

F.»KWO».-H  months,  *  1896-7.  .Oross,  $17.241.561 :  net,  $3,963,820 
July  1  to  Feb.  28.      j  1895-6.. Gross,    10.088,953;  net!   4>57,484 

I.  wernet  due  chiefly  to  Increase  In  maintenance  of  way  and  main- 
tenance of  equipment. 


ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Annual  meeting  at 
Baltimore  on  the  third  Monday  of  November.  Report  for  1895-9. 
was  given  In  full  In  V.  63,  p.  921, 925.  See  also  editorial,  p.  901. 

Tear  ending  June  3O-  1896.  1895.  1894. 

(Jross earnings $23,944,782    $22,817,182    $22,502,662 

Operating  expenses 17,583,420      15,801,043      15,560,689 

Net  earnings...,  $6,361,362      $7,016,139      $6,941,973 

Add  income  from  other  sources     1,068,924        1,627,595        1,982,858 

Total  net  Income $7,430,286  $8,643,734 

Net  earnings  Wash'n  Branch..          99,926  174,410 

Fixed  charges 7,202,854  0,759,643 

Divld'a  on  1st  and  2d  pf.  stock.        150,000  300,000 

Dividends  on  common  stookU .          

Payments  to  retire  bonds 694,835  770,164 


$8,924,831 

205,001 

6,522,581 

300,000 

11624,935 

760,347 


Leaving  a  balance  of  IT df.$717,329         $639,517         $511,967 


If  The  dividend  charged  to  earnings  was  only  that  paid  In  May. 

. 1896. .   , 1895. 

Tear  end.  June  30—         Grots.  Net.  Gross.  Ifet. 

MalnBtem.Ao $11,249,986  $3,714,063  $10,806,337  $4,142,107 


Parkersburg  Branch 

Washington  Branch 

Philadelphia  Division. . . 

Plttsburg  Division 

Wheeling  &  Pitts.  Div.. 

Midland  Division 

Central  Ohio  Division... 

Lake  Erie  Division 

atraitsville  Division 

Chicago  Division 2,862,625 

Akron  Division 444,459 


742,217 

623,406 

1,679,134 

3,105,872 

672,635 

376,559 

1,199,105 

845,680 

143,104 


167,717 
174,410 
558,482 
921,141 
81,161 
98,004 
206.833 
108,487 
def.2,015 
504,880 
54,931 

Total $23,944,782  $6,361.361  $22,817,183  $7,016,138 

OFFICERS— President,  John  K.  Cowen:  Secretary,  C.  W.    Woolford; 

Treasurer,  W.  H.  Ijatns.    V.  63.  p.  793,  879,  901,  921,  922,  925,  987, 

1O08,  1011,  1040, 1092, 1114,  1135;  V.  64,  p.  40,  64,  82,  134,  180,  232, 

328,  330,  422,  516,  56d,663. 

Baltimore  &  Ohio  Southwestern  Hty.—(8eeMapof  Salt.it  Ohio)  . 


150,010 
99,926 
450,389 
782,494 
def.  1,216 
97,723 
152,986 
149,572 
7,296 
691,947 
66,171 


731,421 
624,812 

1,776,317 

3,015,727 
633,775 
399,910 

1,096,602 
714,171 
123,572 

2,500,745 
393,794 


Koad  Owned —  Mites 

Planchester  to  Hillsboro 22 

New  Albany  &  Eastern 8 

Cincinnati  &  Bedford 11 

Trackage  in  Cincinnati 1 

Total  operated  June  30,1896.921 


Road-  Owned —  . 

Cincinnati  to  East  St.  Louis 339 

No.  Vernon  to  Jefferson  vllle. . .   53 
Beardstown  to  Shawneetown..228 

Cincinnati  to  Belpre 193 

Marietta  to  Belpre 11 

Portsmouth  to  Hamden 55 

Second  track,  15  miles ;  sidings,  280  miles ;  trackage,  1  mile. 

HISTORT,  ETC.— This  railway  oo.  was  a  consolidation  on  Nov.  1, 1893, 
of  the  B.  &  O.  8.  W.  RR.  and  the  Ohlo&Mlss.  perplan  in  V.  56,  p.  504 . 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— Stock  is  $30,000,000,  of  which  $20,000,000  Is  7  p. 
o.  non-cumulative  preferred.  The  $10,000,000  common  Is  held  by  the 
B.  &  O.  and  carries  control.  All  the  stock  has  been  issued,  but  to 
April,  1897,  only  $19,507,(iOo  preferred  had  been  listed  on  the 
New  York  Stock  Exchange. 

BONDS.—  \b8traot  of  first  mortgage  of  1889  (guaranteed  by  B.  &O.) 
was  In  V.  51,  p.  245.  Of  the $37.500,000  flrst  consols.,  ulna  guaranteed 
principal  and  Int.  by  B.  &  O.,  $11,000,000  are  reserved  to  retire  at  ma- 
turity the  B.  &  O.  S.  W.  firsts ;  $1,500,000  to  retire  a  like  amount  of 
H,  it  O.  *'.  W.  Terminal  firsts ;  $20,500,000  were  to  be  issued  in  ex- 
change for  Ohio  &  Mississippi  bonds  of  the  several  Issues  and  the  pre- 
ferred stock;  and  $4,500,000  will  be  available  for  improving  the  Ohio 
&  Mississippi  and  for  other  purposes.  The  total  may  be  increased  by 
issueot  four  per  cen/bonds  fortermlnals.doubletracks, equipment,  etc. 

The  income  mortgage  5  per  cent  gold  bonds  ( Farmers'  Loan  &  T.  Co., 
trustee)  are  non- cumulative.  Series  A  ($8,750,000)  are  prior  to  B  ($10,- 
000.000)  for  p.  A  i.  In  Jan.,  1897,  $8,8tl,000  series  A  had  been  listed 
on  IT.  Y.  Stock  Exchange;  series  B  listed,  $9,655,000. 

Interest  dividend  of  2»4  per  cent  was  paid  Nov.  1,  1895  on  "A" 
incomes;  this  Is  the  first  payment  since  the  consolidation. 

It  Is  proposed  to  extend  O.  &  M.  first  consols  for  $6,468,000  due 
Jan.  1, 1893,  at  4  per  cent.— V.  64,  p.  180. 

EARNINGS.— 7  mos.,     )  1896-7 gross,  $3,612,531;  net,  $1,102,670 

July  1  to  Jan.  31.      J 1895-6 gross,    3,940,612;  net,     1,375,499 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— Though  this  company  Is  controlled  by  the  B.  & 
O.,  which  went  into  receivers'  hands  Feb.  29,  1896,  the  B.  &  O.  S.  W 
was  not  affected  by  that  receivership.  V.  62,  p.  455.  In  February, 
1896,  $700,000  consul.  4*28  were  Issued  for  Improvements,  etc.  In 
March.  1897,  arrangements  were  made  to  extend  the  O.  &  M.  first  con- 
sols 6s  and  7s,  due  Jan.  1. 1898,  at  4  p.  c.,  and  a  friendly  suit  was 
brought  by  the  B.  &  O.  S.  W.  consol.  mortgage  trustee  to  establish  the 
right  to  extend  these  O.  A  M.  hondsinstead  of  paying  them  off  as  pro- 
vided In  the  B.  &  O.  S.  W.  consol  mortgage.  V.  64,  p.  609.  Loans  and 
bills  payable  June  30, 1896,  were  $129,616. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— The  fiscal  year  ends  June  30. IReport  for  1995-6 
was  given  at  length  In  V.  63,  p.  100H,  1O20. 


APRIL,  1897.J 


KA1LKOAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


14 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT 


txiv. 


APRIL,  1897.] 


RAILROAD    STOCKS     AND  -BONDS. 


Snb»<Tlb«T»  will  confer  a  great  favor  by 


iii;  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 


Bond*— Prffiol. 

pal,\\1ien  Dae. 

Stoekf-LiuA 

Dividend, 


RAILROADS. 


POT  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  iee  note« 
on  first  page  of  table*. 


gmil.4  Polomae—  IstM.  (ton.)  g.,s.  f.lp.e.,notdr*n,e- 
lit  M.,road.guar.,  gold,  s.  f.  1  p.  o.,  not  drawn.. e* 
Consolidated  mortgage  for  flO.OOO.OOO,  gold. .  c* 

flwjtaar  4  4r.-lstM:93,360,000(9  16,000 p.m.)  g.e' 

3d  mortage.  $l.O5O,OOO(*5.OOOa  mile),  gold.... 

Baag.*  PUoata.— Pref.M.  Green  Eit.-assumed." 

Bond*  told  by  City  of  Bangor.  96OO.OOO  are  6s. 

KC/A  4  Bammo>ul*port—lt\  mortgage,  gold 


MCA  Oret*    Btoelt  (guaranteed  4  per  cent  by  end.) 

Ut  M..g,guar.p.4t(end.) e*r 

3d  M.  forll.000,000,  gold,  guar.  p.  4  L  (end.)  .e*^ 
Cl«a^f.Bi»um.C•oallstM..lnt.lr^l.  by  Bh.  Cr.,gold.o 


__ i.-PriorUenmort,red.atl05 

lit  M.  <9362,OOO  reserved  for  prior  Uen  bonds) . . 

Ml  RK  4  Sloe*  Yard  of  /ndiaitajrtU— Stock... 

Preferred  stock 

1.1  mortgage  for  $1,000.000.  currency 

BtU  *>  (<£&.>  lit  M.  (red.  aft.  July  1. 19O31  g.e- 
3d  mort.  Income  to  Julv  1,  19O3 

BUtiden  Ad.-Stock  S4.00O.OOO 

litM^extMlnT?,  guar. e 

Con*.mort  i  guar.  by  United  Go's  A  Pa.  RR-,s-f..r 

of  1875. .  \  guar.  by  UnltedOo'sA  Pa.  BB.,  s.  f .  .r 

$4.000,000  (issue  9600,000  reduced  by  s.  f r 

MmniHftmt  4  Kutlmd-lH  mortgage 

Mm.  tuf.4  Te*».Bi*.—e««  NOBTHBBSC  ALABAMA. 

Hoomt.  J8*U.  JIJt-lst  M.,  9900.000  (dr.  at  pane 

»M*m  *  Alfcmy-Btoek  <$3O,OOO.6oO  authorised) .. 
Bond*  (no*  mort)  Uaaadto  Mate  forlu  stock.. .  .r 

Bond*  (not  mortgage;  for  95.00O.OOO e 

Pltnaeld  4  North  Adams  (leased)  stock 

War*  River  BB.  stock.  7  p.  e.  rental  999  yean 


Hllei 

of 
Road 


V* 

92 

211 

"77 

77 

10 

10 

150 

ISO 

190 

ioa 

102 


J-. 


64 
67 
67 
67 
59 

30 

Ml 


if 


Date 

of 
Bonds 

1871 
1871 
1889 
1898 
1895 
1883 
1899 
1999 
1893 

1886 
1999 
1891 
1889 


1881 

1895 
1999 


1898 

1885 
1997 
1999 

1877 

1889 


1893 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Size,  or      Amount      

Par      Outstanding  Rate  per    When    Where  payable,  and  by 
Value.  cent.     Payable  Whom. 


*1,OOO 
1,000 

1.1  NX) 

l.OOO 

SOO'AC. 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

5O 

1,000 

1,000 

100  Ac. 

l.OOO 

1,000 

50 

5O 

1,000 


50 

1,000 
1,000 
l.OOO 
1,000 

uooo 


100 


100 
100 


3,000,000 
3.OOO.OOO 
3.360.OOO 
See  text. 
300,000 


.. 
100,000 
200,000 
5,500,000 
5,000,000 
500,000 
803.100 
216,000 
1,238,000 
1.000.0-  0 
500.000 
1.000,000 
975,000 
94*000 
1,253.000 
1,000,000 
500.000 
749,000 
526,000 
475.000 

599,000 

•J-.,IMMI,(MKI 
ii.-C,  1..HH. 

3,627,000 
iSO.OOO 
750400 


6  g.    J.   4   J. 


5  g- 

i«- 

647 
5g. 
5g. 
1  per  an. 

[Tfe 

4  g.    J. 
6 
4 

Text 
6 
6 

3to4to5  J. 
4 


A.  4 
J.  4 
J.  4 
J.  4  J. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  4  O. 
J.  4  D. 
A.  4  O. 


J. 

A  j! 
J.  4  J. 
J.  4  J. 
J.  4  J. 

Q.-J. 
M.  AN. 

4   J. 


Bait.  Office  and  London, 
do  do 

do         Calvert  St. 

N.  Y.,  Oaar.  Trust  Co. 

N.  Y.  U.  8.  Mtg>  4  T.  Co. 

Boston,  Mercl.  Nat.  Bk. 

Bangor,  Me. 

New  York  City. 

do  do 

N.  Y.,  Grand  Cent.  Sta. 
do  do 

dn  do 

N.  Y.,  Knlokerb'r  Trust. 

July.'Ol,  ooup.lastpald. 


9 

4 

7 

5 

s  I»  r  .111. 


4 
IMT  :IM.  .1 

7  per  an.  J 


Indianapolis,  Co.  office. 

do  do 

Phlla.,W.H.  Newbolda. 
'Bait, Mere. Tr.  A  Dep. 


J.  4  D. 
M.  4  8. 
F.  4  A. 
J.  4  J. 
M.  4  N. 


Philadelphia,  Pa.  RR. 
do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

N.Y..  Union  Trust  Co. 


July  1,  1911 
Apr.  1,  1911 
July  1,  1929 
Jan.  1,  1943 
July  1,  1945 
Apr.  2,  1913 
Apr.  1.  1899 
June  1,  1919 
Apr.  1,  1923 
Apr.,  1897, 1% 
July  1,  1936 
July  1,  1936 
Jan.  1,  1940 
July  1,  1899 
Jan.  1,  1940 

Apr./^T.  1H 

Apr.  30, 1911 

July  1,  1945 

1903-1945 


June  1,  1909 
Bent.  1,  1925 
Feb.  1.  1927 
Jan.  1,  1933 
rfor.  1,  1897 


i.  4  J.  See  text.  Jan.  1,  1920 

Q.-M.  eo*ton,Of.Kneeland  8t  Mar.31.'97,3H 
A.  A  O.  do  do  !  Apr.  1,  1902 

A.  4  O.  do  do  !  Oct  1,  1913 

A   J.  do  do 

4   J.  do 


do 


Oct  1,  1918 
Jan.l,'97,2>»% 
Jan.6.'97,8'«% 


J  car  end. 
/MM  SO. 


Orott 


.T«l 


OUter           Inlemt.  Bolonet, 

fcMOM«.  laxM,  *c.  ntrplut. 

99.598  93.115.779  983.889 

2,230         2,096,125  212.O56 

4^18  2,016,583  284.430 


l8Th*  chart£8for<1894-95  laeiode  Interest  on  debt,  91 .761 ,486;  taxe*. 
mmimnnl-  etr.,  9274.639;  rental  B.  A  0. 8.  W.  Terminal  Co..  960.0OO. 
-(V. 92, p.  412,455;  V.6S,p.500,7Ol,  IOO9, 109O;  V.  64, p.  18O.6O9.) 

Baltimore  *  Potomar  HR.— Owns  from  Baltimore,  Md.,  to 
South  Bad  Lou  Bridge,  Va.,  aad  branch.  44  m.;  and  from  Bowie  to 
POP*'.  Creek.  4?  m.)  total.  93  mile*— Including  tunnel  In  City  of  Balu- 
nra  leaseTbranah  4  m.;  total  97  art**.  Controlled  by  PemC  BB.  Oa. 

8r.xnc.-0et,  1895.  94^14^00  CpBrJBOt,  of  which  Penn.  BB.  own* 
94.0H1.100  aad  Narthm  0«ntrar9622^50.  Bo«D*. -Consols  are 
reserved  to  rettn  all  the  prior  boad*  as  they  mature.  The  On*  taert. 


reMrred  u>  rettn  all  the  prior  boads  a.  they  mature      

gage  boads  are  guaranteed  by  Peaasylvaala  BB.  and  Horthara  OaatnJ, 


*U*in»o*.-In  yaar 

latemst  on 


•antac*.  91.882,981 
iterest  OB  equipment 

„ It  tor  year,  93.575.    In  1494  93 

1.974.671;  net.  »B1 9.334. 

•r  *  A raa**o«h  »•.•(»*»  Jfam.)  Own*  Brownvllle  to  Houl 
94  mil*.;  Hoolton  to  Caribou.  Bl  mile.,  with  branch  of  13 
Branch.  OakBetd  to  Aahlaad.  43  mile*;  total.  211  miles.  It 
under  999-yaar  leas*  (term.  V.  56,  p.  3O4> ;  the  Bangor  4  Pla- 
.w~_£L^al~i._  772 lWjuit* 


l-'.M 


roin  Honrtoa  to  Caribou 
Jan.  0.1896. 


Tb*eharie*  and 1  natal  of  the  Baag*r  *  FktaalaaaU.  leaa*d  from  City 
*f  Baacor.  are  9«i^00  per  aannm.  The  StateofMaine  refunds  95  per 
^tnt*rall  taxMlevled^oa  road  aad  leaMdllnea.  ID  addition  to  the 
SMI!*  from  bond.  95  JOO  per  mile,  derived  priaelpally  from  sub- 
aiha<t*B*  ta  ptalatnd  stock,  hare  bean  spent  on  maatimllau. 

8twoamB.v-OBtmB.oB,  91,060,000 ;  1O.4OO  share*  full  paid  and  100 
•VMM,  6  par  out  paid;  preferred.  5  p.  «*,  non-com.,  91.1OU,OOO-  paid 

i««sff....^^ 

to.*^i*ttgjgpg^*-»»***<***' 


In  V.  63.  p.  753.  showing  gros*  $1,375.939 ;  net,  $718,350;  charges, 
$367,473;  dividend*.  9290,000 ;  bat,  surplus,  $130,877.  In  1894-93, 
ROM,  91.273,725 ;  net,  9578,934.— (V.  61,  p.  793;  V.  63,  p.  758.) 

Bellalre  Zaneavllle  *  Cincinnati  Ry.— Owns  Bellalre,  O.,  to 
Wilhelm  Station,  O.,  1O2  miles,  three  foot  gauge;  Musklngum  County 
Railroad. WUhelm to M1U Run. 9 miles;  traokageB.4O.RR.7MIU  Run  to 
ZanervUle,  1  mile;  total  operated,  112  miles.  A  consolidation  In  1883 
and  reorganized  In  1884.  RtcElvx»sHip.-In  June,  1895,  General 
Manager  J.  K.  Oedde*  was  made  receiver.  Interest  due  Jan.  1,  1895, 
on  the  prior  Uen  bonds  being  In  default  Foreclosure  suit  hat 
been  brought  V.  61,  p.  239.  Stock  Is:  Comtnon.$t*3'2,OOO;  preferred, 
9795.910;  par$5O.  On  June  SO,  1899,  funded  debt  was  $1.454,000; 
other  iBdabtedaeat,  933.468.  IB  year  ending  June  30,  1895,  groat, 
994.223;  net,$  l.OOO.  In  1893-94  groat,  997,O44.-(V.  61.  p.  26,  339.) 

Brit  Railroad  *  Stork  Yard  of  Iiidlanap»ll..-Own*  14 
mile*  of  belt  road,  etc.,  at  Indianapolis.  Leaeed  for  999  years  to  In- 
dianapolis Union— which  see.  Stock  Is:  Common,  91.000,000;  pre- 
ferred 6  per  oent  (1  >t  per  cent  Q.-J.),  95OO.OOO ;  par,  950. 

DrviDUTM— atnoe  1994:  Ouprtferrtd  In  full.  On  common.  In  1893 
Jan.,  3  p.  c.;  July.  2  p.  e.;  In  1896,  Jan..  2  p.  c.;  Julv.  2>a  p.  o.  In  189  2 
the  company  stated  that  the  "common  stock  had  not  paid  less  than 
3  p.  e.  seml-annually  (J.  4  J.)  and  at  times  more  for  past  fifteen  yean." 
The  9500,000  9*  of  1876  due  Dec,  1, 18U6.  have  been  paid;  leaving  the 
6s  of  1881  a  flnt  Uen.  President  (March,  1897),  A.  W.  MlnshaUof 
Terra  Haute.  lud.-V.  63,  p.  153. 

It.  U  Hallway  (of  Chattanooga,  T»nn.).— Owns  25  mile*  of 
|  bell  railroad  In  Chattanooga,  Tenn.,  connecting  lines  entering  that  city. 

HISTOET.— A  reorganization  of  Union  Ry.  of  Chattanooga  sold  In  fore- 

1  leaaed  for  fifty  yean 
price 
ben  a 


1897',  and  98 
ion  60..  m5u 


total 


Co.  can  only  be 


to  pay  aay  e 

—'-rRf*'—  T 
Tract  Co..  Hew 


aeUby  ttaaOatv 
of  coat  of  road  over 
Oar  trust  of  1897  cover* 
ftraeta*  I*  Guaranty  Traat  Oi..  Hew  York. 
KABJnMsx-Yaar  1996,  giaat.9719.718i  aet.  9979.944;  surplus  over 
aatri.li.  «17^86. 

AjnroAL  RBTOBT— For  Taar  aBitlag  Jnae  90,1 896.  groat,  9699.699; 
•at,  9356^80;  r.atal*,-9WOO;.  taxes.  91.293;  lBtere.t,  9160,518; 
halaaea.  sarpla*.  «a>.j99.  A**a*ataaBt  far  Tear  eadlnf  Dee.  31.  1895. 
waTuT?.  63l  p.  454.  The  actaal surpta*  for  &•  year  ISflS  was  M7.710. 
Wroa.  aaratec*  w*n '  97J13M;  ll*«,19S9f90O;  iad  charge..  *219,9718 
MB,  Mrplaa.  9194I29.-V.  03,  p.  4*4  ;  V.  63.  p.  153. 


,  19~BiUM.  aad 

.    _  alon  about  100 

itlles  southwatt  to  Pitta.  MeKee^ort  4  Yough.  RR.  Is  proposed,  of 
which  18  mile*  wan  about  completed  In  January,  1897. 

LBASE.  A.  .-From  October  1.  1990.  leased  to  the  N.  Y.  Central  * 
Hudson  River  KR.  for  999  rean  at  Intorast  OB  bond,  and  4  per  earn* 
irrtat  mostly  eoal  and  ooke;  la  1895-99. 3.201 ,059  ton*  oat 
'.894  total  ton.  moved  ;   In  1894-93.  eoal  and  ooke.  2,968,004 
teas.   The  operating  upnat*  are  relatively  low  since  the  trains  carry 
txcee-UnglyVaavyToad*  of  freight,  the  average  per  train  In  189549 


5, 575  ton..  Average  rate  per  ton  per  mile 

+98«.  In  both  1995-99  aad  1894-90. 
STOCK  A*D  Bo»D*.-Tbe  bond*  are  andontd  with  the  New    York 

'    iV.  52,  p.  570.    IB 
OP.OOOaawseenaa' 

[,  both  guaranteed 

>  Moultle*  wlU  be  Issued  from  time  to 

)  to  par  for  extensions  of  the  road  through  Clearneld  In  a  south- 
__•>  direction  about  70  miles,  reaching  undeveloped  coal  Held.. 
-.  1899,  $300.000  of  that*  6  par  cent*  and  9&OO.OOO  of  stock 
Bad  been  lamed  to  pay  for  extensions,  etc.  Equipment  trusts  (5  per 
•rats)  June  30, 1896. 91 48.000,  tntrre*t  payable  at  Knickerbocker  j'ru.t 
O^.  ».  Y.;  also  9464.000  of  4S  per  eeaUnf  1895.  The  aeartleld  Bltu 
•laoos  Coal  Corporation  ha*  capital  itoek.9825,000  snd  homl«  author- 
hwd,  9OTS.OOO .  retlrad  by  sinking  fond  to  June  .w.  1893,  921,900. 

• .  Inclusive,  5  p.  o.  per  annum; 
;  In  1891  stock  all  made  common, 
guaranteed.    See  guaranty  V.  52,  p.  570. 
Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.    Beportforl895  96wa* 


UlviDKMDt—Oa  preferred,  1S<)«  I 

lnl-.-'..is   !n.rvM..r,-.  :-. 
aaddlvUeadsof  4  percent  gn*rai 


closure  June  17.  1995.  The  new  company  Is  leased  for  fifty  ; 
till  July  1. 1945,  to  the  Alabma  Great  Southern  Railroad  Co.  at  a 
TqfMant  to  guarantee  the  Interest  on  the  flrat  and  second  <w 


fixed  ohargerarartgage  bond*  and  payment  of  taxes  and  maintenance. 
STOCK  t*  9300.000.  o»ned  by  4.1*,  Great  80.  Ry.    Be*  V.  63,  p.  AW. 

BOND*.— First  mortgage  for  93OO.OOO.  bears  Interest  at  3  p.  o.  for  3 
yean  from  July  1.  1895;  -4  p.  o.  for  2  years  more  and  5  p.  c.  thereafter. 
th.  flrst .mortgage  bonds. may  be_  called  at  par  after  July  1,  1903. 


MeroantOe 


Trustee,  MercaatOe  Trust  4  Deposit  Oo.,  Baltimore.  There  are  second 
IBOOBM  mortgage  {old  bonds  authorUed  for  924.OOO,  maturing  July  1, 
1945,  with  interest  at  the  rate  of  4  percent.  If  earned,  to  July  1, 1903, 
non-cumulative,  »nd  from  July  1.  19O3,  to  become  a  Jtttd  ekargt,  the 
company,  however,  having  the  right  at  any  time  to  retire  them  after 
July  1.  1903,  at  par.  For  year  ending  June  3O,  1896,  gross.  937,978  ; 
operating  expenses,  939,272 ;  deficit,  $1,294,  owing  chiefly  to  extra- 
ordinary repairs. -V.  61,  p.  112,  610:  V.  63,  p.  356, 699. 

Belvldere  Delaware  RR.— Own*  from  Trenton.  N.  J.,  to  Ma- 
nunka  Chunk,  M .  J.,  67.  m.;  Flemlngton  RR..Ao..  14m.;  operated  cut-oft 
1  m.;  total  operated,  82  mile*.  I  .eased  to  United  Companies,  and  trans- 
ferred to  Penn.  RR.  March  7. 1876.  Net  earnings  paid  as  rental.  The 
first  mortgage  6s  of  1853  and  the  91.249.OOO  4  per  cent*  of  1885-7  are 
guarantoedbr  the  United  Companies,  and  their  guaranty  assumed  by 
the  Penn.  RR.  under  It*  lease.  Bonds  of  1883,  1887  and  1893  are  se- 
cured by  the  eouol.  mortgage  of  1875  for  $4,000,000.  which  provide* 
for  a  sinking  fund  of  1  per  oent  of  outstanding  bonds  If  earned.  In 

1895,  groet791.134.214;  net,  $313,791.    In   1894,  grots,  91.002,054; 
net,  9340,270;  Interest  eto.,  9133,169;   dividends   (6  p.  c,),  969.0OO. 
Dividends  of  0  per  cent  have  been  paid.    On  consolidation  In  March, 

1896,  the  authorised  capital  stock  was  Increased  from  $1,150,000  to 
94,000,000;  oatotaadlng  In  January,  1897,  91,353,000. 

Brrk»hlrr  RR.— BeeN.  Y.  NEW  HAVE*  4  HABTTOKD. 

III. ...... .burg  *  Balllvan  RR.-Own*  road  from  Bloomsburgto 

Jamison  City.  Pa.,  3O  mile*.    Boad  built  In  1887  and  1H88.    Stock  Is 
9900,000;    par,  90O.     Sinking  fund  for  firsts  is  95,000  per  annum 
bond*  can  be  drawn  at  par;  trustee  Fidelity  Ins.  Trust  4  8.  D.  Co., 
Philadelphia. 

Flnt  mortgage  Interest  due  July  1,  1896.  not  paid,  and  to  provide 
funds  for  rebuilding  bridges,  etc.,  a  committee  of  bondholders  In  De- 
cember, 1898,  proposed  U  fund  first  mortgage  coupon  of  July,  1896, 
and  January  and  July,  1807.— See  V.  64,  p.  133. 

BABHVoa.— Year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  958,666;  net  928,209, 
•jBlntt  $30.263  In  1894  1*5 ;  taxe*  and  Interest,  937,231  ;  deficit  under 


**^,  99.022. 

President,  C.  B,  Buokalew;  Vloe-Prett.  andTrcas.,  Samuel  Wlgfall, 
Bloomaburc.  Pa.  V.  63,  p.  113 ;  V.  64,  p.  133. 

Bo.ton  *  Albany  RR.-Owns  from  Borton,  Mass.,  to  Albany 
N  Y.  SO2  miles;  numerous  branches,  104  miles;  leased  lines,  83  mlle«< 
total  operated.  389  mUe*.  A  consolidation  of  December,  1867. 

This  road  owns  *1OO,OOO  (took  (out  of  $3OO.OOO)  of  the  Boston  Ter- 
minal Co.  and,  with  others,  will  use  the  new  Union  Station  In  Boston 
when  completed.  (V.  62,  p.  547;  V.  63,  p.  308.) 

STOCK— In  1889  obtained  permission  from  the  Legislature  to  Issue 
910,000,000  additional  stock,  $7,000,000  being  for  bonds  due  In  1892, 
the  remainder  for  Improvements. 

DIVIDENDS— Cash  dividends  *t  the  rate  of  8  per  oent  yearly  have  been 
paid  for  many  year*.  Stock  dividend,  10  p.  o.  In  1883  and  3  >»  p.  c.  In  1886. 

BOND*,— New  bonds  for  f^OOO.OOO  were  authorized  In  Sept.  18U3 
VJJT.  1^547,  of  which  In  July,  1895, 99,627,000  had  been  Issued. 


1G 


INVESTOKS'    SUPPLEMENT 


LVoL.   LX1V. 


•.kMriker.  will  «.«f*r  •  B«*t  r*»or  br  tfTln*  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  dlacovered  In  the.e  Table.. 

RAILROADS. 

ar  arDlanaUon  of  colnmn  neadlngs,  Ao.,  see  notes 
on  first  page  of  table.. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

pal.wuenuue. 
Slocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

'afirtnn  4  latrtU—  Stock.  .  ' 
Bonds,  not  mortgage.. 
Bonds,        do 
Bonds,        do 
Bonds,        do 
Bonds.        do          «*.. 
Bonds,        do          0  .  . 
Bonds,        do          .... 
L-AL.snd8.cVU  bonds. 
Hath.  &Low  plain  b'ds 
motion  *  XMM—  8tO«k,  c< 
Preferred  stock.  6  per  ec 
Improvem't  bonds,  s.  f., 
Improvem't  bonds,  s.  f. 
Improvement  bonds  n< 
Bouds  (not  mwrtgagv)  f 
IttiuilK.  not  umrtrfaKe,  g 
EasWrnK) 
Portsmouth  urrat  Kail* 
Charleston  laud  mortga 
Motion  f  l-rur.    «U><-k,  10 

Boston  A  Maine  gives 
a   rental  guarantee 
for  99  years. 

::;: 

1879 
1883 
1888 

1892 

ijjva 

IBM 

$100 

'620,'OCO 
250.000 
3,675,000 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 
500,000 
750,000 
426,900 
10O.OOO 
18,739,200 
3,149,800 
1,OOO,OOO 
600.OOO 
1,919,000 
2,500,000 
6,000,000 
8,558,200 
998,000 
697,800 
4,000,000 
2,170,000 
850,000 
350,000 

8  per  an. 
5 

r 

4 
4 

6 

6  in  18&7 
6  per  an. 

4 
4 
4 
4>sg. 
6  g. 

J.  A  1. 
J.  4  J. 
M.  4  N. 
Various 
A.  4  O. 
F.  4  A. 
M.  4   8. 
A.  &  0. 
A.  4  O. 
J.   4   J. 
Q.-J. 
M.  4   8. 
F.  A  A. 
F.  4  A. 
F.  4  A. 
F.  4  A. 
J.   4   J. 
M.  4   8. 
J.   4  D. 

Boston,  at  Office, 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
Nashua,  Co.'s  Office. 
Boston,  at  Office, 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
Bost.;  1  ,i  md..  Baring  Br. 
Boston,  at  office. 

Jan.l'97,3>«% 
July  1,  1899 
May   1,  1903 
1905-6-7-9 
Apr.    1,  1932 
Feb.  1,  1913 
Mch.  1,  1915 
July  1,  1919 
Oct.  1897  <k'98 
July  1,  1900 
Apr.  1  '97.1  V0> 
Mar.  1,  '97,  3% 
Feb.  2,  1905 
Feb.  1,  1907 
Feb.  1,  1937 
Aug.  1,  1942 
Jan.  1.  1944 
Sept.  1.  1906 
June  1,  1937 
Sept.  1,  1906. 
Apr.  1  '97,2  »s% 
July  1,  1918 
Jan.  1/97,1%. 
July  15.  1897 
1927 
Sept.  1.  1906 
1900 

Sept.  1,  1929 

May  1,  1931 
Jan.   1,  19O7 
Jan.    1.   194} 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

.... 

1880 

100 
100 

1.000 
1,000 
1,000 

UMIO.Vr. 
1,000 

11    IllutlVA 

not  mort.  or  subj.  to  call 
not  mort.  or  subj.  to  call 

— 

1885 
l|87 

1887 
1892 
1894 
1X71! 
1877 

ir  Hup.  *ref  o*r 
jld....  car 
Bbt.lstM.,g.,8.f.,notdrn.o 
A  Conway,  1st  mort  —  o 

ii'i 

73 

p.  c.  guar.  99  yrs".;  bid  Col. 
....0 

68 

•88-"'93 

100 
1,000 
100 
1,000 

10  pr.an. 

See  text. 
6 

Q.-J. 
J.   4  J. 
J.   4  J. 
J.   4   J. 

Boston,  Of.,  Sears  Bldg. 
do              do 
Boston, 
do 

1st  morurajte  

rm—  Stock  
c 

9 
"8 

1877 

1X97 
ISHti 

1880 
1887 

1891 

1XH2 
1891 

New  M..  »1?000,000,  to  be  not  over  5%  (see  text) 
Boston  Winthrop  A  Shore  1st  mort  assumed  ... 

1,000 

289.000 
150,000 

500,000 

338,000 

250,000 
238.000 

5 

6 

S 

I8' 
6  g. 

M.  4   8. 

M.  4  8. 

M.  4  N. 
J.   4  J. 
J.    4  J. 

do 
To  NewLondon  Nor.RR 

Mar./jj6,pd.  Mar.  24/96 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
N.  Y.,  Farmers'  L.  4  Tr. 
do              do 

Brooklyn  Rath  4  Wttl  En 
Brooklyn  4  Brighton  Sea 
Brooklyn  gUvatrd—See  t 

Bvfmlo  Ore**—  1st  mort* 

t—  SEE  STKKET  RAILWAY. 

Ml   M. 

6 

6 

1,000 

TREET  RAILWAY  SUPPLE 
<-A.-lstM.,$350,000,g.c- 
£M                           ,  r 

1,000 
1.000 

.OO0.5OO  itold  o* 

ANNUAL  RgPOHT.-Flscal  year  ends  June  30.    Report  for  1895-96  was 
In  V.  63,  p.  227,  308. 

Tear  ***»*  '•««  30-  "96. 

Gross  earnings $9,3oO.63- 

Net  earnings $2,438,76  / 

Interest  paid *3?Ifww 

Rentals 78.OOO 

DtTtdends"<8  per  cent) 2.0OO.OOO 


1895. 

$9,130,866 

$2.55 1,501! 

$453,150 

7S.OOO 

2,000,000 


Balance,  surplus $22,787  $20,356 

—(V.  63,  p.  Ml,  308,  837;  V.  64,  p.  286.) 

Bonton  &  Lowell  HB.— ROAD— Owns  Boston  to  Lowell.  27  miles 
branches— Salmn  and  Ix>well,  17  mlies;  Lowell  and  Lawrence,  12  miles; 
others  32  miles;  Middlesex  Central,  11  miles;  leases— Manchester  4 
Keene  KK,  29  miles  (owned  jointly  with  Concord  4  Mon.  RR.);  Central 
Massachusetts,  1O4  miles ;  Connecticut  4  Passumpslo,  147  miles;  total 
leased.  280  miles;  total  owned  and  leased,  369  miles. 

LEASES.— Leased  In  1887  for  99  years  to  the  Boston  4  Maine  at  7  per 
oeut  per  annum  on  stock  till  and  including  January,  1897,  dividend, 
and  8  per  cent  thereafter 

STOCK  AND  BONDS.— Stock  authorized,  $6,529,400.  The  debentures 
were  described  on  page  2,  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1895.  In  March, 
1896  $2OO,OOO  of  additional  stock  was  authorized  for  real  estate  pur- 
abases  and  to  take  up  a  note  for  $100,000.  The  20-year  currency  4s 
of  1896  for  $750,000  were  Issued  July  1, 1896,  to  retire  like  amount 
of  6n  due  on  that  date.  In  Dec.,  1896,  was  authorized  the  issue  of 

-  iiOO  I  per  rent  •2O-»e*f*0«sto «0 refund  !*^U(i, 000  Lowell  A;  Law 

rrii,-..  li-.  dm-  Oct.  1,  1897.-(V.  til,  p.  41.) 

Boston  &  Maine  RR.— ROAD — The  system  Includes: 


s.  Bal.,  sur. 

Tear  K  ml  ing  June  30. 

1896. 
1,717 

1895. 
1,293 

1894. 
1,293 

'     •«    flirr'o-Q 

..   $9,099,273 

$7,754,998 

$7,894,968 

»         ' 

..   10,343,123 

8,274,862 

7,260,587 

895-96  was 

Mails,  express,  etc...  

..      1,017,695 

862,453 

806,721 

1894. 

Total          

..$20,460,091 

$16,892.313 

$15,962,276 

$9,190,276 

Oper.  expenses,  excl.  taxes. 

..   14,547,693 

11,794,528 

10,860,580 

..  $5,912,398 

$5,097,785 

$5,101,696 

.      6,597,361 

$5,705,539 

$5,754.570 

2  000  000 

..      1,096,396 

1,105,690 

1,213,391 

,      3,140,910 

2,396,246 

2,311,370 

$10  578 

981,954 

824,572 

822,018 

...      1,234,002 

1,233.997 

1,321,031 

Sinking  fund  

72,633 

72,749 

67,282 

oe,  12  miles; 

Balance,  surplus... 

$71,466 

$72,285 

$19,478 

Liitft  owned. 


Xiles. 
116 
41 


Boston,  Mass.,  loPortland,  Me. 
Boston  to  N.  B.  State  Line.. 
Conway  June.,  Me.,  to  North 

Conway.N.  fa 73 

8undry  brandies 140 

Linet  leaned. 

Concord  4  Montreil 414 

Boston  to  Sherbrooke,  Can . . .    290  | 
Other  branches  leased 643  | 


mice. 

Total  operated  July  1,  '96..  ..1,717 
Double  track 310 

Controls  Me.  Cent,  (which  see). 822 

Portland  &  Rochester 55 

St.Johnsbury  4  LakeChamp.131 

York  Harbor  &  Beach 11 

Vermont  Val.  of  1871 24 

Sullivan  County 26 


The  leased  Hues  Include :  Concord  &  Montreal,  leased  June  29, 1895, 
Boston  4  Lowell,  Central  of  Mass.,  Nashua  &  Lowell,  Northern  of  N.  H. 
Worcester  Nashua  4  Rochester,  Connecticut  River,  etc.— for  terms  of 
leases  see  each  company. 

ORGANIZATION.  ETC.  -In  1890  a  consolidation  was  made  with  the 
Eastern  Railroad  of  Massachusetts  and  the  Portsmouth  Oreat  Falls  4 
Conway,  on  terms  In  V.  50,  p.  589.  July  29,  1895.  the  Concord  4 
Montreal  wan  leased  for  91  years.  See  V.  61,  p.  513.  From  Jan.  1, 
1893,  the  Conuectlout  River  Road  was  leased  for  99  years.  V.  56,  p.  245. 

An  agreement  with  N.  Y.  N.  H.  4  H.  regarding  division  of  territory 
was  made  In  '93.  (V.  56,  p.  464.) 

STOCK.— Common  stock  authorized,  $18,754,200;  preferred  stock 
$3,119,800;  outstanding  in  July,  1896,  as  in  table  above.  In  1891-92 
•4,592,100  stock  was  issued  to  stockholders  at  par.  (V.  52,  p. 
164,  349.)  Of  common  stock  $945.200  held  by  mortgage  trustees  of 
Eastern  RR.  and $376.200  by  B.  &  M.  June  30, 1896,  drew  no  dividends 

DIVIDEND*.— On  preferred,  in  full  to  date. 

On    common.  J  '87    '88     '89      '90      '9)     '92     '93     '94  to  April, '97, 
since '85.P.C..J  10        9        9       0*       9        8        8  6  yearl. 

BONDS.— As  to  debentures  see  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1895. 

In  November,  l  v.i  i.  the  floating  debt  had  all  been  paid  off.  B.  4M 
guarantees  $1.328,OOO  first  5s  of  St.  Jonnsbury  4  Lake  Champlain. 
Also  Interest  on  $113,500  Portland  4  Rochester  and  $274, OOO  Man 
Chester  4  Lawrenpr  4  p.  o.  bonds.  Jointly  with  Maine  Central  guar- 
antee* $30O,OOO  Portland  Union  Ry.  Station  bonds. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— The  1895  report  stated  that  automatic  couplers 
and  air  brakes  for  freight  cars  and  engines  would  call  for  about  $1,000, 
OOO  during  1 8'.>5-tl  aud  18907.  The uuwpasseugerstuttou  in  Boston  wa& 
opened  In  1894.  The  lease  of  the  Con.  4  Mon.  in  June,  1895,  frees  the 
company  from  all  rail  competition  In  its  special  territory.  In  Decem- 
ber, 1«95,  the  Central  Massachusetts  Issued  $100,000  of  Its  new  5s  to 
Boston  4  Maine  for  claims  to  April  1, 1895.  See  V.  61,  p.  1063. 

LVTEST  EARNINGS.— For  the  six  month*  ending  Deo.  31: 

6  mo*.         Ona.  Net.  OUt.  inc.      Int.  <t  t'lxct.    Sal.,  mr 

1896.. ..$10,413,242    $3,239.569    $288,325       $2,614,212     $913,682 
1895....     11,156,959      3,496,412      318,603          2,601,560    L^SlsIS! 

ANNUAL  RKPOBT.- Annual  meeting  second  Wednesday  In  October 
Annual  report  1895-96  lu  V.  63,  p.  354,  showed  results  as  follows,  the 
operating  expenses  In  1H9.V96  Including  $1,060.663,  against  $895, 
117  In  1H194-95,  spent  for  permanent  Improvements. 

The  e»rnlnijs  pi  the  Concord  &  Montreal  are  Included  In  1896  bm 

!S".'^'l^,  J     Lf"«189,lort89^-.  The  a*  M-hn(l  K™89  earnings  o 
$2, 177,199  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30, 1895 


$34,000  def.  $3,541 
34,000  10,422 
42,500  None. 


,  ...  

-(V.  62,  p.  318,  907;  V.  63,  p.  354,  356,  552,  879;  V.  64,  p.  329.) 

Boston  &  Providence  K 11.— owns  Boston,  Mass.,  to  Providence 
R.  1.,  44  miles;  branches,  20  miles;  leases  to  North  Attle'iorough,  4 
miles.    Leased  for  99  years,  April  1,  1888,  to  Old  Colony  RR.;  rental. 
10  per  cent  yearly  on  stock.    Old  Colony  to  July  1,  1892,  had  invested 
$1,671,938  in  road  on  lease  Improvement  account. 

Boston  Revere  Beach  &  I.  yini  lilt.— Owns  narrow-gauge  road 
from  Lynn  to  East  Boston,  Mass.,  9  miles,  connecting  with  Boston  by 
company's  ferry  boats;  Boston,  Winthrop  4  Shore  Div.,  East  Boston  to 
Winthrop,  5  miles,  with  branches  3  miles.    In  December,  1896,  the 
issue  of  $1,000,000  bonds  was  authorized  for  improvements  and  to  re- 
tire 6s  due  July.  1897,  and  for  floating  debt.    (V.  63,  p.  967.)    Divid- 
ends :  1888  to  1891  inclusive,  7  p.  o.  per  aun.;  in  '92,  5>s;  in  '93,  5  p.  o.; 
In  '94,  4is  p.  c.;  In  '95, 4  p.  o.;  in  '96,  3  p.  o.;  in  1897,  Jan.,  1  p.  o. 
EARNINGS.— Year  ends  June  30.    Report  for  1895-6  in  V.  63,  p.  716. 
Tear.  Gross.  ffet.      Int.  &  taxes.    Div. paid.  Bal.,surp. 

1893-96 $2711,569          $84,995       $54,536 

1894-95 280,324          100,794          56,372 

1893-94 301.383  95,521          53,021 

—(V.  63,  p.  T16,  837,  879,  967.) 

Brattlcboro  &  Whitehall  RR.— Road  from  Brattleboro  to 
South  Londonderry,  Vt.,  36  miles.  Leased  from  1880  to  New  London 
Northern  for  99  years  at  an  annual  minimum  rental  of  $9,600;  oper- 
ated since  1883  by  Central  Vermont.  New  London  Northern  owns  all 
the  bonds.  Capital  stock  is  $200,000. 

Brooklyn  &  Brighton  Beach  RR.— Owns  double-track  road 
from  Atlantic  A ve.  oonner  Franklin  Ave.,  Brooklyn,  to  Brighton  Beach, 
L.  I.,  7>g  miles.  Reorganization  after  foreclosure  In  Oct.,  1887.  In 
August,  1896,  connected  with  Kings  Co.  Elevated  bv  extension  along 
Franklin  Ave.,  about  '4  mile.  This  extension  was  lettsed  to  the  Kings 
County  Elevated  in  February,  1896.  Through  trains  are  run  from  Ful- 
ton Ferry  to  Brighton  Beach.  V.  63,  p.  754.  STOOK. — Common,  $500,- 
000;  preferred.,  $500,000.  Stock  assessed  3>s  p.  c.  in  1893. 

BONDS,  ETC.— On  July  1, 1895,  loans  and  bills  payable; were  $359,01 2. 
Profit  and  loss  deficiency  June  30,  1895,  $316,431.  March,  1896, 
coupons  were  paid  at  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  March  24,  1896.  Sept., 
1896,  coupons  were  not  paid. 

EARNINGS.— Year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $67,604;  net,  $8,596; 
charges,  $48,2O5;  bal.,  deficit,  $39,609;  terminal  property  (charge), 
$9,787;  total  deficit  for  year,  $49,396.    In  1894-95  gross,  $»':i,3()U;  uet, 
$32,080.    Total  Deficit  July  1,  1896,  $364,527.    President,  E.  L.  Lang- 
ford  (elected  Sept.,  1896).— (V.  63,  p.  208,  559,  754.  1009.) 
Brooklyn  Bath  Sc  West  End.— )  See  STREET  RAILWAY 
Brooklyn  Elevated.—  >         SUPPLEMENT. 

Brooklyn  &  Ro«kaway  Beach  RR.— Owns  road  from  East 
New  York  (Brooklyn)  to  Canarsie  Landing,  Jamaica  Bay,  S^  miles  (of 
which  3  miles  double  track),  and  operates  ferry  to  Rockaway  Beach. 
Operations  suspended  during  winter  months.  Rails  50-56  pounds 
steel.  STOCK  is  $150,000 ;  par,  $50.  DIVIDENDS.— In  1890  and  1891, 
each 5  percent;  1892,  6  per  cent;  1893,  10  per  cent;  In  1894,  (J)  per 
cent.  In  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $-12,407;  net,  $2,574;  other 
income,  $5,643;  charges,  $24,272;  bal.,  deficit,  $16,055.  In  1894-95, 
gross  was  $64.891 ;  net,  $20,S18. 

Buffalo  Attica  &  Arcade  RR.— Owns  from  Attica  to  Arcade. 
N.  Y.,  26  miles.  Successor  of  Attica  4  Freedom  RR.,  foreclosed 
March  3, 1894,  and  made  standard  gauge.  Connects  with  Buffalo  over 
the  Erie,  which  supplies  most  of  the  equipment.  Capital  stock  author- 
ized and  issued,  $33o,60f>;  par,  $100.  BONDS— First  mortgage  6s  of 
1894  due  in  five  years.  $20,000;  issued,  $15,000;  second  mortgage, 
$15,000.  For  year  1895-96,  gross  $14,579;  deficit  from  operating, 
$750;  interest  and  taxes,  $2,025;  deficit  for  year,  $2,777.  President, 
8.  8.  Bullis.  Olean,  N.  Y. 

Kuflalo  Bradford  &  Plttaburg  RR.— Owns  from  Carrollton, 
N.  Y.,  to  Ollesville,  Pa.,  26  miles.  The  Erie  RR.  holds  for  Its  new 
mortgage  all  the  $580,000  bonds  due  Jan.  1,  1896,  and  $2, 189,900  of 
the  capital  stock  of  $2,286,400 ;  par  $100.  (V.  62,  p.  39.) 

Buffalo  Creek  RR.— Owns  6  miles  of  terminal  road  in  Buffalo, 
N.  Y.  In  January,  1890,  leased  for  term  of  charter  less  one  day,  to  the- 
Lehlgu  Valley  and  the  Krie  RR..  which  together  own  entire  capita) 
stock  of  $250,000.  Dividends  In  year  1894-95,  6  p.  o. 


APK1L,  1897.] 


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RAJLLBOAD8. 

Mlles 
of 
BM& 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

pal,  When  Due. 

For  explanation  of  column  heading,  Ac.,  see  notes 
on  flrat  page  of  table*. 

Rate  Per 
Cent. 

Wlien 
Payable 

When  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Slocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

BttfmloJf.  r.<*AVto—  BBE  ERIE  RAILROAD.  ' 
KV.  Koe*.  4  PUIt.—  Stock,  >«  pref.,  6  p.  o.  non-cum 
H.  A  P.  1st  M  .  gold,  Rochester  to  Salamanca  —  o* 
B.  A  P.  connol.  mort..  920.OOO  per  mlle.gbld,  g.o' 
B.R.AP.  1st  general  H.  ($10,OOO.OOO)  gold.    .0' 
Debentures,  *3,OOO,OOO,  c-urronoy.call  at  105.0" 
Lincoln  Park  A  Charlotte  1st  mort.,gold,guar.o' 
Perry  Railroad  1st  mortgage,  guaranteed  

ios 

276 
276 

"l6 

1 

1881 
1882 

1*S7 
1897 
ISM!) 
1889 

$100 

1,0(10 
1.000 
1.000 
1.000 

1,000 
1,000 

$12,000,000 
1,300,000 
3,920,000 
4,407,OOO 
Apl.'97,none 
350,000 
1:0,000 
301,500 
586,000 

1,518,000 
1,289.000 
5,5OO,OOO 
6,500,OOO 
825,000 
1,905,000 
6,425,000 
150,000 
See  text. 
41,121,700 
*12,000,OOO 
2,232,000 
1,595,000 
2.998,500 
1,300,550 
1,279,000 

381,925 
350,000 

N.  Y.,  36  Wall  Street. 

Feb.,  '93,  m% 
Feb.  1,  1921 
Deo.   1,  1922 
Sept.  1,  1937 
Jan.   1,  1947 
Jan.,  1939 
June,  1902 
1899 
June,  '97-1905 

Jan.  11,  '97,5% 
Oct.,  1913 
Feb.1,'97,2% 
June  1,  1906 
Oct.    1,  1920 
Oct.    1,  1921, 
Apr.  1,  1934 
June  1,  1927 
1923 
July  1,  1910 

6g, 
68- 

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78' 
5 
5 

See  text. 
5  g. 
4  In  1896 
5 

Sg- 

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See  text, 

"4"isg. 
4ifig. 
3g.A6g. 

"o'g. 

6  per  an. 
4  g- 

F.  A  A. 
J.  A  D. 
H.  A   8. 
J.  A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A  D. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A  D. 

A."A"O. 

F.  A  A. 
J.   A  D. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  D. 

a.  A'J. 
J."A"J. 

J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 

J."A"J. 

J.   A  J. 
F.  A  A. 

N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
do             do 
do             do 
New  York, 
do             do 
do             do 
N.  Y.,  Iselln  A  Co. 
do             do 

•90  '95 

BtifUo^Southtetilrnt—  See  ERIK  RAILROAD. 

50 

.-.00  >Vi'. 
100 

KHM.-I-. 
1,000 
1,000 
1  .OOOA-c 
500  Ac. 

1st  mortgage,  gold.  ».  f.,  sub),  to  call  at  par..o**r 

112 

1893 

N.  Y.,  H.  Flsk  A  Sons. 
N.  Y.,  Corn  Exeh.  Bank. 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 
N.Y.  Continental  N.  Bk. 

1st  mortcace.                                o*Ar 

369 

55 

'All 
12 

295 

1876 
1880 

1H.11 
1HS.1 

1877 
1893 
1890 

Oed.  Bap:  IT  F.  AN.  W.,  1st  M.  g.,  guar.,  red.  at  105 
Consol.li»tM.,gold.guar.(8ee  text)  $4,000,000c 
B.C.R.AN.  con.  1st  M.  A  col.  trust,  gold  o*Ar 
Minneapolis  A  8t,Louls,lst  mort.,  gold  (assumed) 
Built  Anaconda  4  Poeirte.-lst  mort.,  $3,000.000. 
Oalaarv  4  Edmonton—  1st  mort.  (is,  red.  at  110  — 

£100 

$100 
1.000 
1,000 
500 
50 
1,000 

25 
1,000 

Lon.,  Morton,  Rose  &  Co. 

114 
114 
114 
50 
80 
RE. 
30 
30 

1867 
1871 
1875 

1891 
1897 

N.Y.,  S.Pao.Co.,  23  Br'd. 
do              do 
do             do 

Jan.   1,  1912 
Jan.   1,  1911 
July  1,  1905 

2d  M.,  goUI.gu.p.AI.,  end.  by  Cen.  Pao.,  ext.  In  '91 
8d  M.  .  gold,  guar.  by  Cent.  Pan.  ($1  ,000,000  are  3s) 
Cambria  <t  Clear  field—  Stock,  $2,150,000  auth  
lit  M.  ($2  000  000)  gold    o* 

Phlla.,  Broad  St.  Stat'n. 

Phlla.,  Broad  St.  Stat'n. 
do             do 

Jan.  1,  1941 

Jan.  1,  '97,  3% 
Feb.  1,  1927 

Oimdm  4  Atlantie-SKK  WEST  JERSEY  A  SEA  SHO 
OBHUftn  4  Burlington  County  —  Stock  

*  lstmortgage,$3~50,OOO,gord,gu.p.Ai.by  P.RR.c" 

iln Halo  New  York  &  Erie  RR.— In  1896 merged  In  Erie  RR 
«  n  ii  a  I,.  Rochester  A  Plttsbnrg  Railway.— (See  Hap.)— Oper- 
ates from  Buffalo  and  Rochester.  N.  Y.,  to  the  bituminous  coal  regions 
around  Walston,  Pa.,  340  miles  in  all,  including  : 

Leased-  Entire  stk  own'd —  Mile*. 
Johnsonburg  &  Bradford  RR.~ 
Howard  Juno,  to  Mt.  Jewett.  20 

Lincoln  Park  &  Charlotte 10 

Perry  RR 1 

Clearfleld  A  Mahonlng— •"* 


Clearfleld  to  Beech  Creek  RR.  26 
Mahoning  Valley  RR 2 


Una  owned  in  fee—  Miles. 

Buffalo  Creek,  N.  Y.,  to  Howard 

Juno.,  Pa 81 

Clarion  June.,  to  Walston,  Pa.   66 

Rochester  to  Ashford,  N.  Y 94 

Four  branches  to  mines 15 

Trackage — 

Erie— Mt.  Jewett  to  Clarion  J. .  21 
Buffalo  Creek  RR.  into  Buffalo.     4 

Total  (II  See  separate  statement  for  this  company 340 

ORGANIZATION,  BTC. — Successor  In  March,  1887,  to  the  Rochester  A 
Plttsburg,  which  was  foreclosed  In  October,  1885.  See  V.  50.  p.  560, 
589.  The  entire  capital  stock  of  the  Rochester  A  Pittsburg  Coal  A  Iron 
Company  Is  owned,  and  through  that  company  in  May,  1896,  control 
was  acquired  of  the  Bell,  Lewis  A  Yates  properties,  incorporated  as 
the  Clearfleld  A  Jefferson  Coal  Co.  with  $3,000,000  stock  and  $3,000,- 
OOO  bonds.  See  this  SUPPLEMENT,  p.  154  and  V.  63,  p.  755.  The  B.  R. 
A  P.  Ry.  controls  the  ooal  output  from  over  30,000  acres  of  bitumi- 
nous coal  lands  in  Jefferson  and  Clearfleld  counties,  Pa.  V.  62,  p. 
908;  V.  63,  p.  115. 

In  May,  1893,  the  Clearfleld  A  Mahoning  RR.  was  completed  and 
leased,  and  Its  securities  guaranteed.  A  line  to  Pittsburg  has  been  sur- 
vryd,  but  construction  awaits  better  times.  V.  63,  p.  29. 

DIVIDENDS.— On  prof.,  in  1892,  5;  in  1893,  Feb.,  1*4  p.  o.;  none  since. 

BONDS. — Of  the  general  mortgage  (trustee  Union  Trust  Co.  of  N.  Y.) 
for  $10,000,000,  there  were  $6,000,000  reserved  for  prior  bonds.  The 
general  mortgage  5s  cover  22  miles  of  road  built  since  1887. 
There  are  also  outstanding  $5,000  incomes  due  in  1921,  for  which 
$3,OOO  consols.  (Included  in  table)  are  held  by  the  trustee.  Car  trusts 
for  $59,000  fall  due  June  1,  1897,  and  $55,000  on  December  1, 1897. 

The  $3,000,000  debentures  of  1897  are  to  be  secured  by  any  subse- 
quent mortgage  made  except  If  made  for  refunding  existing  prior  liens 
or  for  extensions  exclusively;  debentures  are  subject  to  call  at  105 
any  January  or  July.  See  V.  64,  p.  706. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— Loans  and  bills  payable  Deo.  31,  1896,  were 
$899,533,  but  in  March,  1897,  $3.000,000  of  6  per  cent  debentures 
were  authorized  to  fund  ti.c  floating  debt  and  for  future  capital  re- 
quirements. In  April,  however,  no  debentures  had  been  issued.  V. 
64,  p  329. 

EARNINGS.— 8  months,  J 1896-7 gross,  $2,281,204;    net,  $773,361 

July  1  to  Feb.  28.       J 1895-6 gross,    2,111,201;    net,    643,146 

Surplus  over  charges  for  six  months  ending  Deo.  31, 1896,  $176,036, 
against  $69,923  In  1895. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  The  annual  meeting  Is 
held  at  New  York  on  the  third  Monday  in  November.  The  report  for 
1895-96  was  given  in  V.  63,  p.  752,  755;  see  also  remarks  p.  731.  In 
1895-96  carried  2,433,165  tons  of  bituminous  ooal  (out  of  3,775  504 
total  tons  of  freight  moved),  against  2,535,008  in  1894-95. 

Jearend.June30—      1896.  1895.  1894.  1893. 

Gross  earnings $3,141,889    $3,028,216    $2,780,237    $3,308,740 

Net  earnings $856,976       $756,927       $629,811       $857,235 

Other  Income. 37,889          38,225          39,588  45,724 


Total  receipts $894,865 

Interest  on  bonds —  $603,901 

Int.  on  floating  debt..  45,860 

Rentals 127,460 


$795,152 

$596,272 

31,251 

124,960 


$669,399 

$594,368 

30,126 

123,932 


8r'*42'669 


$902,959 
$554,247 
24,029 
72,981 

sr.$251,702 


II  n  Ma  I  <•  &  Southwestern  BR.—  Nov.,  1895,  merged  in  Erie  RR. 

iinMiil..  A;  Susqnelianna  RR.—  Owns  from  Keating  Summit, 
on  the  Western  New  York  A  Pennsylvania  RR.,  to  Ansonia 
Pa.,  on  the  Fall  Brook  RR.,  62  miles;  Oaleton  to  Wellsvllle,  on  Erie 
RR.,  37  miles,  with  branches  13  miles;  total,  112  miles;  trackage  on 
Fall  Brook  Ry.,  43  miles  ;  total  operated,  155  miles.  The  road  passes 
through  an  extensive  timber  section  (upwards  of  200,000  acres)  to 
which  It  affords  an  outlet  to  Buffalo  and  to  New  York  and  Philadelphia 
via  connecting  lines. 

CAPITAL  STOCK  Is  $2,000.000.  January.  1895,  paid  dividend  of  4  p.  e.. 
•nil  In  January,  1896,  paid  5  p.  c.;  Jan.,  1897,  5  p.  e. 

BOXDS.—  Mortgage  Is  for  $2,000,000  (Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  Trustee) 
gee  abstract  in  V.  57,  p.  639,  and  application  to  the  N.  Y.  Stock 
Exchange  In  V.  58,  p.  1O36.  Bonds  cannot  be  issued  to  exceed  $15  OOO 
per  mile  of  road  completed  and  equipped.  The  mortgage  is  also  a  lien 
on  about  89,394  acres  of  timber  lands,  estimated  as  worth  $1,700  000. 
The  sinking  fund  will  retire  each  year  as  many  bonds  as  Indicated  by 
dividing  total  outstanding  by  the  number  of  years  the  bonds  have  yet 
to  run,  purchasable  In  the  open  market,  or  subject  to  call  at  par  In 
order  of  numbers,  beginning  with  the  highest.  On  N.  Y  Stock 
Exchange  amount  Hated  to  Jan.,  1897,  $1,470,000,  of  which  $181  000 
retired  by  sinking  fund,  leaving  $1  ,289,000  outstanding 


EARNINGS.— f  Gross.  Net.  Charges.  £al.,sur. 

8  mos.,  July  5  1896-7. ...$381,733  $197,890  $101,792  $96,098 
1  to  Feb.  28.  (1895-6....  325,879  152,314  94,950  57,364 

ANNUAL  REPORT. — Sixty  two  miles  opened  for  business  Oct.  1 , 
1893 ;  13  miles  additional  in  Oct.,  1894,  and  37  miles  Oct.,  1 895.  Fiscal 
year  ends  June  30,  The  annual  report  for  1895-96  was  in  V.  63,  p. 
1155,  showing:  Gross,  $487,844;  net,  $217,746;  interest,  $64,215; 
sinking  fund,  $78,9^1;  rentals,  $4,125;  balance,  surplus,  $70, 485.  In 
1894-95  gross,  $353,832;  net,  $140,355.-(V.  63,  p.  1 1 54.) 

Burlington  Cedar  Rapids  &  Northern  Ry.— Operates : 


Leased — All  stock  owned — 
Iowa   City  A  Western   RR., 

Iowa  City  to  What  Cheer,&o. 
Cedar  Rapids,  I.  F.  &  N.  W., 

Holland,  la.,  to  Watertown, 

So.  Dak.,  Ac 

Ced.  Rap.  &  Clinton  RR.,  Ac. 


75 


493 
111 


Lines  owned  in  fee — 

Burlington,  la.,  to  State  Line, 
Minn,  (including  11  miles 
leased) 241 

State  Line  to  Albert  Lea,  Minn, 
(leased) 12 

Branches  owned  to  Postville, 
Riverside,  Holland  and  Dav- 
enport  204  Total  operated  Jan.  1,1896. 1.136 

HISTORY.— Successor  to  the  Burlington  Cedar  Rapids  &  Minnesota 

RR.  Co.,  foreclosed  June  22, 1876.    Leases  in  perpetuity  the  Iowa  City 

A  Western  and  Cedar  Rapids  Iowa  Falls  A  Northwestern,  Cedar  Rapids 

A  Clinton  and  Chicago  Decorah  &  Minnesota  railways. 
STOCK.— Authorized.  $30,000,000;  outstanding,  $5,500,000;  par,  $100 

The  Rook  Island  Co.  is  understood  to  be  a  large  stockholder. 

DIVIDENDS—     <1893.         1894.  1895.  1896.  1897. 

Per  cent.        <     3.  3.  3  4         Feb.  2  p.  o. 

BONDS.— Iowa  City  A  Western  bonds  for  $584,000  were  paid  March 
1,  1896,  and  consols  of  1884  were  issued.  V.  62,  p.  39.  Cedar 
Rapidt  I.  F.  <t  N.  W.  bonds  are  guaranteed,  principal  and  Interest, 
and  so  endorsed;  the  6s  are  subject  to  call  at  105 ;  of  the  5  per 
cents  of  1881  $825,000  are  reserved  to  retire  the  6s  and  certain  others 
are  deposited  as  collateral  under  the  B.  C.  R.  &  N.  consul,  mort.  There 
are  also  5  per  cents  Issued  under  a  $10,000,000  mortgage  of  1884, 
which  are  all  deposited  under  B.  C.  R.  A  N  mortgage  of  1934. 

Of  the  B.  O.  R.  <*  N.  5s  of  1884  (Central  Trust  Co.,  Trustee!,  bonds  are 
reserved  to  retire,  if  deemed  best,  all  prior  and  divisional  bonds.  For 
extensions  bonds  may  be  issued  at  $15,000  per  mile  for  single  and  $7.- 
500  per  mile  for  second  track,  the  total  author,  issue  not  being  limited. 

Minneapolis  <t  St.  Louis  bonds  due  June,  1927,  numbered  from  1,101 
to  1,400,  for  $500  each  ($150,000  in  all),  have  been  assumed. 

EARNINGS.— 2  months,  >  1897 Gross,  $609,408;  net,  $232,267 

Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.        5  1896 Gross,     743,945;  net,    276,020 

ANNUAL  REPORT. — Fiscal  year  ends  December  31.  Annual  meeting 
is  held  last  on  Tuesday  in  May.  Report  for  1895  was  in  V.  62,  p.  866. 
In  1896,  gross,  $4,450,034;  net,  $1,083,304. 
rear  ending  Dec.  31—  1895.  1894. 

Miles  operated 1,136  1,134 

Passenger  earnings.    $874,867        $831,770 

Freight 3,439.866       2,737,681 

Mail,  express,  Ac...      189,599          179,378 

Total  gross  earns. $4,504,332  $3,748,829 

Net  earnings $1,454,372  $1,026,612 

P«o.  op.exp.to  earns.      (67-71)  (72-61) 

Other  receipts 49,480  37,197 

Total  net  income..  $1,503,852  $1,063,809  $1,183,268  $1,184,570 
Interest  on  debt 811,080  811,280  810,680  788,180 


1893. 
1.134 
$973,815 
3,084,481 
166,458 

1892. 
1,090 
$938,514 
3,249,818 
166,457 

$4,224,754 
$1,146,319 
(72-86) 
36,949 

$4,354,789 
$1,161,648 
(73-32) 
22,922 

$372,588  $396,390 
$323,281  $332,259 
$279,197  $811,634 


Surplus  over  int..    $692,772        $252,529 

Add  cash  assets $335,374        $333,601 

Deduct  Unpts.,  Ao...    >J!298,240        $171,998 

Balance  for  year..sur.$729.906  sur.$414.132  sr.$416.672  def.$82,985 
-(V.  60,  p.  834,  871  ;  V.  61,  p.  749;  V.  62,  p.  39,  501,  866  ) 

Butte  Anaconda  &  Pacific  Ry.— Completed  from  Butte  via  Ana 
eouda,  Mont.,  to  the  Bitter  Root  River,  40  miles.  Operated  in  December 
1896,  Butte  to  Anaconda,  26  miles.  Bonds  were  authorized  at 
$40.000  per  mile.  On  June  30,  1895,  the  Great  Northern  owned 
$490,000  stock  and  $1,000,000  out  of  $1,950,000  of  bonds  and  the 
Anaconda  Copper  Mining  Co.  $510,000  stock. 

For  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross  earnings  were  $932,185 ;  net, 
$558,359,  against  $374,530  in  1894-95;  charges,  $100,233. 

Calgary  &  Edmonton  Ry.— Owns  from  Calgary  northerly  to 
Edmonton,  191  miles,  and  southerly  to  Fort  McLeod,  104  miles. 
Leased  at  cost  of  operating  July  1, 1896,  for  5  years  to  Can.  Pacific,  V. 
62,  p.  1086.  The  Government  subsidy  (of  *16,OOO  per  annum  for  20 
years)  and  total  net  earnings  will  be  applicable  to  payment  of  in- 
terest, the  balance  of  any  coupon  to  receive  scrip— redeemable  out  of 
surplus  earnings  On  January,  1897,  coupon  1  p.  c.  was  paid  In  cash. 
The  land  grant  was  1,888,448  acres,  of  which  407,402  acres  unsold  waa 
held  (Oct.,  1896.)  by  Government  against  subsidy.  Stock  $l,OOO,OOOj 
par  $100.— V.  62,  p.  036, 1039,  1086. 

California  tt,  Nevada  RR.— See  V.  63.  p.  29. 

California  Pacific  Ry.— Owns  from  Vallejo,  Cal.,  to  Sacramento, 
Cal.  00  miles:  branches  to  Calistoga,  Ac..  54  miles:  total,  114  miles.  In 


A  PHIL,  1897.  J 


RA1LKOAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


10 


*ut»crlber«  will  confer  a  great  favor  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 


RAILBOADB. 


For  explanation  of  column  heading*.  Ac.,  »ee  note* 
on  Ont  page  of  table*. 


I  Mile* 
of 


Date 

of 


Boad.  Bonds 


Size,  or 

Par 
Value. 


Amount 


Rate  per    When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Cent     Payable  whom. 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Bond*—  Princi- 

pal, When  Due. 

Stock*—  Last 

Dividend. 


OOMada  Atlantic— Slot*  ($1,OOO.OOO  Is  pref.) 

fold  (see  V.  62.  p.  277) e 

Okie.— 1st  mort.    See  V.  64,  p.  838 
took 


138 


1889 


,j  for  $14,OOO,OOO.    8ee  V.  63.  p.  188. 

{.OOO.OOO.  Canad  u  money.  Do.do.oAr 

Learn.  A- St.  Clalrlst  M..  gold,  gn.,p.Al. (end)... .«• 

?*mm*l<nt  .PsvoiJte— Stock  (Bee  text) 

Ptsjt  stock  for  •8,000.000.  non-cum.  (See  text)  ..r 
Ca*.CenLRB.lstand2dmort*..lstM.s.f..dr.*tl05 
Onebee  Prov.  due  on  Q,  M.  O.  A  O.  and  N.  8.  RB. 
Can.  Paclflc.  land  mort,  gold  (redeem  at  110). 
1st  mortgage  debenture  stertl 
1st  mort.  OB  Algoma  Branch,  i 
Land  grant  bonds.  In 
Klperpett 


456 

404 

404 

14 


1878 
1883 
1895 


1.0,  Ml 

1,000 
100 

1,000 

l.OOOAc 

1,000 

100 


$3,000,000 
3,450,000 

(I) 
15,000,000 


5g. 


See'text. 


I  grant  bond*.  Int.  gn.  by  i 
ofidated  perpetual  deb 


PviNcifAL  SKCUKITIE*  or  LEASED  LUTE*. 
Manitoba  8.  W.  COL  B'y  $12.OOO  p.  m..  Int.  gnar.g 
Atlantic  A  Northwest— Irt  mort.  gold.  guar.  .o'Ar 
Worth  Shore  Ry.-lst  M.  C.  P.  own*  $610,767... 
St.  Lawrence  A  Ottawa— 1st  mort..  gold,  see  text 
Ontario  *  Quebec  stock  guaranteed  In  perpetuity 
Ont.  A  Hue.  deben..  Interest  guar.  In  perpetuity.. 
Toronto  Grey  A  Brace.  1st  M..  cold.  Int.  a*  rental, 
lew  Brunswick  Br.lstM  .goia.Ht.fromreDtal.o- 
•took.  Int.  guar. 
lAjoli 


269 
370 


318 

350 

•oe 

68 


79-'80  sUOOAo 


82-'83 


500  Ac. 


1888 

1--. 

l£M 

1887 
1888 

1-7.; 


•  100  Ac 

•  100  Ac 


1,000 

•  100  Ac 

4100 

•SOAr 

9100 


191 
174 


1—4 


«10O 
•  100 


,        . 
•.OarPac-Oeaeed)  l»t 


per  mile,  gold 
M.Stato  lineto 


to  Bennetuv. 


160 
78 

82 

ni 

104 


1--.; 
1886 
1886 
1889 

Wt 


•1,000 
1000 
1.000 
1.000 

100  Ac. 


.. 

5,650,000 
130,000 

65,000.000 
7.640,666 
1,823,333 
7,000,000 
3,423,000 

84,998,638 
3,650,000 

15.000.000 

45,347.843 

2.544,000 
•  1.330.000 
$616,120 
1200.000 
•2.000.0OO 
•4.007.381 
•719.000 
•600,000 
•  317.872 
1,500.000 
734.000 
820.000 
1.868.700 


5 
6 


.  N.Y.,Bk.Mont.,AMont. 


*  K-  ,A- 
See  text.  A. 
4  per  an.  A. 
5  A  6      Various 
ee  text.  A. 
5  g.    A. 

lift 

4*8: 
85:5: 

5          A. 

(6)  4     19 

6  per  an.  J. 

5        J. 


SI: 

i* 


Jan.  5.  19U9 


A.  N.  Y.,  Or.  Cent.  Station. 
J.  N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
8.  N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co 
O.  Montreal,  Bk.  of  Mont. 
O.  N.  Y..  59  Wall  St.  A  Lon. 
O.'  London,  Co.'s  Office. 

Montreal. 
O.  do 

O.  Montreal.N. Y.or  Lond'n 
J.  London,  Baring  B.  A  Co. 
J.|  do  do 

J.  do  do 

J.  London,  Comp'ys  office. 


D.  N.  Y. .  59  Wall  A  London 

J.  London,  Baring  B.  A  Co. 

O. '          do  do 

15J  AD.  Can.  Pac.  office,  London. 

I  >.   Montreal  and  London. 

D.  London,  Morton,  Rose. 

J.    Toronto  and  London. 
F.       A.  London. 

J.         J.  do 

J.        D.  Dec,, '93,  coup,  purch'd 
J.        D.  do  do 

.1          I-  do  do 

O.  do  do 

O. 


Feb.  1/97,1% 
Jan.  1,  1908 
Men.  1,  1913 
Oct.  1.  1945 
Apr.  1/97,1% 
A  ur.  1/97, 2% 
1899  A  1916 
Mar.1,190406 
Oct  1,  1931 
July  1,  1915 
July  1,  1937 
July  1,  1938 
Irredeemable, 

June  1,  1984 
Jan.  1,  1937 
Apr.  20, 1904 

Bee  text. 
Dee.. -96,  3% 
Irredeemable. 
July  26,  2882 
Aug.  1, 1934 
Irredeemable. 
June  1    1916 


June  1 
June  1 
Oct.  1 
Oct.  1 


1916 
1916 
1919 
1914 


•ovember.  1886.  leased  for  5O  yean  to  Southern  Pacific  Company 
'..  groM.  $1. 070.350;  net.  $436.467.  taxes.  $3S.<M3;  rental*, 
etc..  »lt*40;  rental.  •6OO.OOO.  to**  to  leeeee,  •319.858.  In  1894. 
(res*.  •1.340.781;  net.  •588^083.  Leaser's  account,  rental.  •600.0OO: 
paMlnterest.  eto.,  •SS8,S76T*wrpln*  to  lessor,  •340,734. 

Cambria  A  riearneld  HH.-In  operation  fi 
Campbell      J  auction,     4» 
•7   mile*.     Stock -anthorli,     . 

2.30O.55O  all  owned  by  the  Pennsylvania 
-'.party  under  an  arrangement 


operation  from  Creason  to  Olen 

branches,     49     mile* ;      total, 

Btook^anthorU*d._  •ailSO.O  O  ^Oo»3WBj|(h  P*1*      ta 


tBX**,f69,l8l;  balance  o 
.  B324.960-.  n**,  $112^74. 
*  Atlantic  ••.— flEB  WITT  JKBSBT  , 
A  Burlington  <o« 


SBA  BaoaB. 


urlliiglon  County  KK.— »«»«  fr.i:i.  r.,-, .:•-..  v  J  , 
.  J..  23  miles;  branci  Burlington.  *.  J.,  to  Mount  HoUr. 
80  mlleaTOperated  by  the  Pennsylvania  Railroad. 
•  6  par  eenton  stoek.  IB  Feb..  1 897.  authorised  $35O,- 


tract**),  Olrard  Ufa  Insurance. 


4'aaada    ttlantlr  Hy.— OwnsO 
M  mile*,  with  bridge  over  St.  La 
Ills*.     I  s*«ri  for  99  y 

flea   Ro 


ttawa.Oaaada.to  LaeoUa,  QsM 
reaoe;   trackan  to  BC  Aibaos. 


land.  17  mile*.    The  Ottawa  Arnprtor  A 


I  •1.000.001    . 

i,MI3>S3:n*t.«174J60     I*  1*94-5, 
r.778  ;  Bet.  •178.104.    (V.  59.  p.  6*4.  /«r.  V.  63.  p.  879.) 
Canada  nirhlcnm  *  Chirac*.— BOB*  worthies*,  V.62.P-  838. 

<  ....da  Ao.thrra  Ky.WAM  JT*«  **v  r*r*  Otntrul  .  ffisasv*  X. 
ROAD—  Main  line  — 
•*r  Bridge 
-t.-  .-.-it  n 


lag 


nud.t—  BOAP 
the  CanUl«T*r 


OBOAIIUATION.  Oomucn.  Rrc.-Tb*  Company  wa*  chartered  IB 
Bmda  Febraary  2*.  l»6s)  «a<l  •*»  nadfmt.d  Tal>78.  la  MOT..  1883. 
•toe*  *»-ti«st  wa*  mad*  with  theMlehlgaa  Central  Cor  31  years 
OB  January  1. 1888,  providing  for  the  payment  to  Canada  Souther* 


rOTldr.1 


anuary  1.  1 483.  providing  for  the  paymeat  to  Canada  Souther* 
•-third  the  Joint  tneome  over  aU  Bxed  charges.  Tb*  contract 
— «**!  for  A  r^mpportiouiMrBt  9f  *M  r  flTt  TCM*  MsVm  IB  D*>o*9Oib*Br, 
H^Hwa*  agreed  to  ctv*  the  Cnnadafloathern  4O  per  eent  aad  the 
ttlen.  Cent.  60  per  eeat  ef  the  tnt  $1. OOO.OOO  of  net  earnings,  any 
•Muat  over  that  to  be  divided  on  the  bemiefecM- third  aad  two- third*, 
u.  before.  Bat  and**  tto  orMnai  esmtraet  *s>eh  eosnpskay  WM  aeeorded 


to  accrue  from  reducUon  IB  It*  Bxed  eharna.   The  Michigan 
intralto  Jas.  1.  1896,  had  reduced  1U  charges  $3  fg.VOO;  the  Canada 
•him  not  at  all.     V.  64.  p.  5. 
DIVII.EIID*.-  1888    '89     '90    '91      '92    83'    '94     -95     "96        17 

»eel8»7 24%    34     34     34      8       3       3      84     24  Feb.,1% 

^•JL— IntereM  on  the  let  mortgage  I*  guaranteed  by  the  New  York 
•ntr»l  till  18M  but  the  prlnolpal  to  not  guaranteed.    V.  56,  p.  696. 
•  T.  63.  p.  188.  a*  to  enrraney  TT whleh  bond*  are  parable. 
^•aL  BBroBT.— Figure*  far    1996    (In  T.  68,  p.    1155)  showed 
SBBda  Bo.  soar*  of  earning*  •396.OOO:  ether hMosBe.93.OOO:   dlrl- 
•ods.  B337..100 ;  bslsass.  deflettfor  yesV.  •39.5OO.    In  l4»6  Canada 
>ota«rn  snare  was  $304.715:  total  surplus  Jan.  1.   1»97,  $19,6*7. 
•r  latest  earnings  *e*  Michigan  CentraL-<  V.  64.  p.  5.) 
i  Bniidlan  P..  i«r  Hy.— ROAD— Own  a  trao*  continental  railway 
r«eJtota«PaeiBeOoMn,madeupa*foUow*: 


..... 
.....       5B 


Total  in 


.....  6,476 


aeet.  of  owners 


thBMth  8.  A  Atlantic 
I  Dulath  Superior  A- W 


776 

~,17& 

-.-i 
112 


«r.  KT.  .-Incorporated  Feb.  18. 1881,  under  ehartor  from  Do 
tolen  of  Canada,  receiving  $25.OOO.OOO  la  enah  a*  a  inbsldy.  also 
'-.000.000  aere.  ef  land,  alito  be  n  for  settlement.  Fhe  Ontario 


. 

iable.  Montreal  to  Turoato  Janettoa.  834  smlies.  was  Uased  la  1888 
tft  yean,  aad  It*  *tock  and  bond*  gaaranteed.  In  July,  1890, 
•d  th*  .»  w  Brunswick  Ry.  for  990  yean. 


•wick  By.  for  990  yean. 

I  of  tke  Dominion  Government  an  annu- 
i  stoek  for  the  ten  yean  1884-1893,  the 
M893.    Preferred  .too*  for 


DiviDBNOe—  V83. 
Common  p.  c.  >  24 
Preferred p.o. ) 

BOND*.  DaBBNTffBB 


•66.    '86-'89.    '9O--93.    '94.    "95.    '9t».     '97. 
4     SyTly       Sy'riy       5       0      24Ap.l% 
lamed  In  1894.    4  p.  oV  yearly  (2  A.  *  O.). 

STOCK.  ODABANTBBO   BONDS,  ETC.-  In   May, 


1888,  the  company  ~H~.-«^~t  It*  exclusive  right  to  operate  In  Mani- 
toba line*  to  the  International  Boundary,  receiving  the  Dominion  Gov- 
ernment guarantee  of  Interest  on  •15.00O.OOO  of  land  bond*.  These 
bonds  are  a  lien  OB  15.444.2OO  acre*  of  land  subfeot  only  to  $3,426.000 
land  grant  bonds  of  1881.  which  an  redeemable  at  110. 

As  to  a»m»»«l*'a<*J  debenture  gtoek  see  V.  63,  p.  116.  For  Ust  of 
securities  held  against  It  Deo.  31,  1896.  see  V.  64,  p  521. 

The  Oiubtf  Pronnc*  5  per  cent  loan,  maturing  In  19O3  and  1904.  wa* 
extended  In  1894  at  4  Uo  per  cent  (average  rate)  payable  In  two  equal 


Maich  1. 19M.  and  March  1.  1906. 

In  June,  1890,  company  agreed  to  puora»/««  the  principal  and  Inter- 
Mtof93O.OOO.0004pereenU.to  be  Issued  by  the  Dulutb  South  Shore 

*  Atlantic;  also  4  per  eent  Interest  on  bonds  of  the  Minneapolis  St.  Paul 

*  Sanitate.  Marie.    (Bee  V.  5O.  p.  874;  V.  61.  p.  239;  V.  53.  p.  608.)    Of 
Hie  Dul.  8.  8.  *  At.  eonsols  It  owned  Jan.  1.  1896.  •14.976.o56. 

To  the  AUmnUe  4  tfoHJKftti  Railroad,  crossing  the  Btato  of  Maine, 
_*•  Dominion  Oorerement  (rants  a  subsidy  of|l86.0OO  per  year  tui 
1906  and  Canadian  Padna  guarantaM*  the  balance  of  Interest  money. 

Ot.  Lwtiv*  4  OBSMSW  bonds  ar*aador«ed  with  the  Canadian  Paoiflo's 


turity  of 
The    .V 
interest  guaranteed 
lho«<B  not 


aoeeptaaoe  of  a  999  yean*  l««se  at  a  rental  sufficient  to  pay  4  per  cent 
Interest  o*  bonds,  and  the  bondholders'  agreement  to  accept  Interest 
at  4  per  oent  (Instead  of  6  per  eent  as  formerly)  .  and  to  refrain  from 
ding  payment  of  principal  during  continuance  of  lease;  the  ma- 
of tne  bond*  I*  June  15,  1910. 

.Vn»  Bnau»Mt  JtoUwsw  consolidated  debenture  stock  ha* 
by  a  P.;  Interest  on  the  first  mortgage  Vonds, 
d.  I*  paid  astt  of  rentel  ander  900  M*>  Usisi. 

LA!«u*.-Land*  unsold  Deo.31,  1896.  were  16.195.44O  acre*  of  Can- 
adian Paelfle  grant  and  1.224.842  acres  of  Manitoba  South  Western  grant 
aad  188.113  acre*  of  Columbia  and  Kootenay  grant  Total  sales  In 


1896  were  87378  Mire*  for  •8O8.928;  In  1895  were  61.076  acres. 


519)  and  the  building  of  a  line  from  Lethbrldge  to  Nelson,  325  miles ; 
thl*  line  wtU  giro  a  connection  with  the  Spokane  Kail*  A  Northern. 
-V.  64.  p.  7SX 

sUBJOMSV-8 awtltha,    11897..Oraa*.  •2,585,018  ;  net.9758,166 
Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.       U896..Qreas,    2.8OO.O5 1 ;  net,    839,682 


ANNUAL  BBTOBT.-Flaeal  year  end*  Dee.  31.  Annual  meeting  I*  held 
at  Montreal  on  the  nnt  Wednesday  IB  April.  The  report  for  1896  la 
full  wa*  In  V.  64.  p.  513,  519.  See  also  editorial  p.  494. 

Tmrmt4tmtDte.il.                        \-'">                 I—'.  l-i'l. 

MJ1*»  operated  December  31..           6,476               6.444  6,344 

Paatencer  earnings $4.820,143      •4,«<»3.138  $4,«40,412 

FnUhf 7777.7..               ..    13.187,560       11.877,852  11,445,378 

BtalLexpr-ssaadmUoelianeous     2.673,894        2.380.O47 

Total  earnings. •20.681.597     •18,941.037  •18.752,167 

Perot,  of  oper.exp.  to  earn' gs.           6O-8O               60-5O  >;'.  T:> 

sTet  earning* •8.1O7.582      $7,480,952  $6,423,308 

Intorect  received 511.165            552,912  333,826 

$8,618.747       $8.033,864  $6.757,134 

Fixed  charges 6.7O8.084       $6,659,478  •6,589,379 

Contingent  Interest 2O8.89O            I..I.IIT 

Dividend* 1.613,940          1,231,960  1,881,960 


sur.     $93,H27    *ur.$U2,426  df.$2,408,693 
-V. 64,  p.  839,  434. 465,  494,  (IS,  »I9,  T5S. 

«'ap«  Fear  *  Vndkla  Valley  By.— In  operation  from  Wilming- 
ton, N.  (X.  to  Mount  Airy,  248  mile*;  branches  to  BennetUvllle,  eto.. 
90  m.;  total.  338  miles,  of  which  10  m.  leased.  Mostly  50-pound  steel- 

BBCBIVBB.— Mar.  81, 1894,  Gen.  John  OU1  wa*  appointed  receiver. 
Detree  for  sale  of  property  a*  a  whole  signed  April  2:  upset  price  $2,- 
000.000.  -V.  64,  p.  663,  7O6. 

COHMITTBE*.— F»r»«  XoHoaa* Baltimore  Committee— W.  II.  Blackford, 
W.  H.  Perot.  John  A.  Tompkln*.  Frank  T.  Redwood.  Basil  B.  Gordon 
and  J.  W.  MJddendorf ;  depositaries,  Mercantile  Trust  *  Deposit  Co.  of 
Baltimore  or  Farmers'  Loan*  Tru.t  Co  N.  Y.  V.  58.  p.  1034. 

Fir*  JCsrtoofs  -  gtriu  A"-t>ut  ,\,K  fork  OommUtee.-O.  A.  Low, 
Oeorge  F.  Baker  and  William  E.  Strong  represent  "Series  A"  bond* 
a*  distinguished  from  the  separate  and  conflicting  Interests  of  "  Series 
B  and  O,"  and  In  January.  1896.  offered  to  purchase  "  Series  B  "  bunds 
at  50  cents  on  the  dollar  and  "  O  "  bonds  at  4O  cent*.— V.  62,  p.  39. 277. 

RBOBOANIZ  ATION  PLAN*.— The  plan*  of  the  two  committee*  were  com- 
pared IB  V.61.  p.  1153,  see  also  V.  «l,  p.  83O  and  V.  62,  p.  39, 232.  The 
New- York  plan  provides  for  a  rental  from  the  Southern  Ry.  equal  to 
Internet  on  at  least  »1, 5OO.OOO  bonds:  the  Baltimore  plan  suggeit*  an 


UfOSIWBJ  VU  mm  lOeMl  *ya>*4^srV«VW  t/VIJ<»»  i      ll»Ti      *»a»t  nni"i  v    usnu   auf^sjuvva  e*a* 

nterect  guaranty  by  the  Seaboard  Air  Line  on  all  the  bonds  to  be  Is- 
lued,  I.  e.,  •3,9OO,OOO. 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V. 


•.b«rtb«r.  will  confer.  rr~«  faTor  by 


Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Tables. 


KAILKOADe. 


- 


_                     l  (see  text)..o' 
"  Bheiby  Division,  iit  moHT7*258.<X>0)  . . 
M  *  3d  M.  (91.5OO.OOO  each),  g..  Inc..  non-cuin .  r 
-    "-•— "en. ear.. red  atpar.e 
.  1st  mortgage c 


|Sir!f5^t22«.<^ci>Mt'er'i'i..,  1 
150.000  <•«•  text). 


)  (mort*.  of  1862  extend.  In  1882)..r 
As.,  dep.  by  P.  AR.  under  Subw.agree. 

IU  Mountain—  First  mortgage 

1st  Income  bonds l-VK'T"lTii/ 

O*r*0a  *  Su»a.— Stock,  9  p.  c.  rental  D.  L.  AW .... 
tStLBr.  r.  K-UtM.  Atoh.A  P.  P.RR.,  gold...c 
rSad  Int  (mort.)  bds.  (coup,  held  In  trust)  gold.c 
2d  mortgage  (Government  subsidy) 
al  Mauafti 


OtHtral  J 

l-r  MM 


New  boDa«f»00,000. 


kusettt—rnt.  stock  (see  text). 


Otntral  wTr.i V«/ern-lst  mort.  $1,000.000,  g.  c' 
Central  (Mio— Stock  (9411.550  of  this  In  preferred). 
Con.  IstM.  (for  92.85O.OOO)  now  1st  Hen,  gold.. c 
Central  /'ori/to-Stock  f or  $6H, 000,000..  ...... 

1st  M.,  ser.  A,  ext.  1895.  subj.  to  call,  gold,  5s. 
Ber.  B,  C,  D,  ext.  '96,  subject  to  call,  gold,  5». 
Series  E,  g.,  old  6s  ext.  '90.  subject  to  call,  6s. 
Series  F  to  I.  Inclusive,  gold  we  text) 


man 

of 


237 


237 
24 


'98 
93 


34 
100 
100 
100 


99 
99 


137 

140 
598 


Date 

of 
Bonds 


1881 
1893 

1-4H1 

1897 
1888 
1891 

1897 
1892 


1891 
1878 

1870 

1SKJ 

1894 
1  988 
1885 

1865 

1H79 
•66-7-8 


1886 


1892 
1886 


(1865 

'1  ISIiti 

(1867 

U868 


Size,  or 

Par 
Value. 


Amount 

Outstanding 


fl.ooo 


1.000 

MO 

:,oo 
1,000 

"500 

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

50 

-,00    A.-. 

-,oo 


"30 
1,000 


, 
1,000 

100 
1.000 
1.00(1 
l.ooo 
50 
1,000 

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


Rate  per 


92,OOO,OOO 

152,000 

3,000,000 

60.OOO 

150,000 

570.OOO 

100,000 

265,000 

2,000,000 

1,100,000 

300,000 

135.OOO 

See  text. 

1,300,000 

230,500 

500.OOO 

50,000 

238,000 

589,110 

1,600,000 

630,000 

1,600,000 

3,949,102 

2,000,000 

100,000 

242.000 

2,860,048 

2,500,000 

67,275,500 

2,995,000 

3,3-W.OOO 

3,997,000 

15.5O8.OOO 


Cent.     Payable 


4  (6)  g. 
4(6) 


6 
6 

7 
5 

4g. 
*g- 
6  g. 
6  g. 
5  per  an. 

6 

7 

5 

6 

9  per  an. 

2g' 
6*' 

min'96 
5 
5 
Sg. 


1  per  an. 

5  (6)  g. 

5  (6)  g 

5  (6)  g. 

6  g. 


When 


Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 


A  J. 
A  J. 
A  J. 
A  J. 
A  A. 
A  O. 
A  J. 
A  N. 
A  J. 
A  D. 
A  J. 
A  J. 
A  N. 
A  A. 
A  A. 
A  A. 
A  A. 
A  A. 
A  J. 
A  N. 
A  N. 


A"O. 

A  O. 

A  J. 

A  J. 

A  S. 

&  .1. 

A  J. 

A  J. 

A  J. 

A  J. 


See  text. 
N.  Y.,  Atlantio'Tr.  Co. 


pal,  When  Due 

Slocks—  Last 

Dividend. 


In  default. 

New  York  City. 

N.Y.,Grand  Cent.8tat'n 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Philadelphia  Co.'s  office 
Phlla.,  Phil.  AKead.  Ry. 
do  do 

do  do 

CT8klll,N.Y.,Tan.Nl  Bk. 
Dlvld'd  pd.July31,'96. 
New  York,  52  Wall  8t. 
Nov.,  "93,  coup,  last  pd. 
Nov.,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 
U.S.  Treas.,  at  maturity. 


Boston  OtHoe  *  Int.  Tr. 

Boston,  53  State  St. 
New  York,  54  Wall  St. 


Sept.'96.  pd.  when  due. 

N.  Y.,  S.Pac.Co.,  23  Br'd. 
do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 


July  1,  1920 

1920 

1910  A  1915 
Jan     1,   1927 
Feb.  1,  1908 
Oct.    1,   1931 
July  1,  1900 

19  il 

July  1,  1941 
Deo.  1,  1981 
July  1,  1931 
July  1,  1898 

D'c  18,'96,3i«< 
Aug.  1,  1900 
Aug.  2,  1902 
Aug.  1,  1929 
Aug.  1,  1905 
Aug.  1,  1915 

Jan.,  1897.  4«a  . 
See  text. 
See  text. 
1896-1898 

Dec.  1,  '96,  \% 
Oct.  1,  19O6 
Oct.  1,  1908 
Jan.  1,  1943 

Jan.,  1896,  3% 
Sept.  1  .  1930 

Jan.  1,  '97,  >a% 
Jan.  1,  189f 
Jan.  1,  1898 
Jan.  1,  1898 
Jan.  1.  1898 


STOCK  authorized,  93,000,000 ;  outstanding,  $1,972,900. 

AWHCAL  BBFOBT.-Flsoal  year  ends  June  30.  For  1894-95  gross, 
•480887;  net,  $77,423;  charges,  $207,466 ;  balance,  deficit,  $130  043. 
lnl895-96,  gross,  $553.031 ;  net,  $85,021 ;  taxes  and  rents,  $24,614 ; 
balance,  $6O;407.-(V.  64,  p.  41, 180,  663,  706.) 

Carolina  Central  BK.— Owns  from  Wilmington,  N.  C.,  to  Ruther- 
fordton  N.  C.,  267  miles,  of  which  2»«  miles  (the  Wll.  R.  Bridge)  owned 
lolntlv.  Sold  In  foreclosure  May  31. 1880.  Controlled,  by  Seaboard  A 
Boanoke  ana  Raleigh  A  Gaston.  Capital  stock,  $1,200,000 ;  par,  $100. 

Bonos.— In  August,  1894,  the  Seaboard  Air  Line  guaranteed  4  p.  c. 
Der  annum  for  5  years  on  the  firsts,  giving  non-cum.  5  p.  o.  Income 
•crip  for  the  remaining  2  p.  o.  V.  59,  p.  331,  6OO.  There  are  also 
•32  000  Wilmington  Railway  Bridge  1st  mort.  bonds  ($35,000  were  due 
on  October  1, 1896),  due  Oct.  1,  1897,  guaranteed  by  Carolina  Cent., 
Wll  Col.  A  Aug.and  Wll.  A  Weldon.  A  consol.  mort.  for  $250,000  (5s, 
1943  )  upon  the  bridge  was  authorized  In  1893  to  retire  the  Ists  as  they 
mature,  etc.  Current  liabilities  June  30, 1896  (net),  $172,847 

RARSINOS.— In  year  ending  June  30  earnings  have  been  as  follows : 
Groan.  Net,  Charges.  Balance. 

1895-96 $587,695       $185,138       $117,082         sur.  $08,056 

..  508!00»  94.758         113,642         def.     18,269 

— (V.  58,'  p.  1109 ;  V.  59,  p.  28,  228,  331,  600.) 

Carolina  &  Cumberland  Gap  Ky.— Road  from  Alken  to  Edge- 
field  8  C.,  24  miles ;  projected  to  Abbeville,  42  miles  additional.  A 
reorganization  Jan.  1,  1897.  of  the  Carolina  Cumberland  Gap  &  Chi- 
cago, §old  In  foreclosure  in  1896.  Capital  stock,  $340,000;  par,  $100- 
Mortgage  Is  for  $210,000  currency  bonds  securing  $60.00o  prior  lien 
5s  and  $150,000  Income  bonds;  bonds  are  sufijeut  to  call  at  par. 
Trustee,  Atlantic  Trust  Co.,  New  York.— (V.  62,  p.  1176 ;  V.  64,  p.  81.) 

Carolina  midland  Ky.— Owns  road  In  operation  from  Allen- 
dale,  8.  O.,  to  Severn,  S.  C.,  55  miles.  Stock,  $540,000 ;  par,  $100. 

Road  was  leased  January  17, 1896,  to  the  Greenwood  Anderson  & 
West»rn  Ry.,  bnt  on  March  4,  1897.  the  lease  was  surrendered  and 
the  Midland  turned  over  to  Its  officers.— V.  63,  p.  154, 357. 

Carolina  &  Northwestern  Ry.— Narrow  gauge  road  from 
Cheoter.S. O.,  to  Lenoir.  N.C.,  110  miles,  of  which  10  miles  is  trackage. 
A  reorganization  February  28.  1897,  of  the  Chester  &  Lenotr,  sold  in 
foreclosure.  Capital  stock.  $350,000;  par  $50  Mortgage  Is  for  $450,- 
OOO,  of  which  $75,000  are  to  be  used  to  build  a  line  from  Newton  to 
Hickory,  9  miles,  now  run  over  Southern  Ry.  tracks,  and  $110,000  are 
resesrvcd  for  the  Chester  &  Lenolr  $100,000  of  7s.  For  year  ending 
Jan.  31. 1897,  gross,  $98,565 ;  operating  expenses,  taxes  and  better- 
menu,  970,552 :  net,  $28,013.  In  1895-96,  gross,  $96,794;  net,  $24,- 
376.— President,  G.  W.  F.  Harper.  (V.  64,  p.  180). 

Carthage  dc  Adirondack  Ky.— ( See  Map  If.  T.  Central.)— Owns 
from  Carthage  to  Newton  Kails,  New  York,  46  miles.  The  entire  stock, 
$500,000,  Is  owned  by  the  New  York  Central  RR.,  which  In  April, 
1893,  leased  the  property  In  perpetuity  and  guaranteed  its  $1,600,000 
of  new  4  per  cents,  of  which  $500,000  were  reserved  for  improvements 
or  extensions  If  desirable.  (V.  56,  p.  5O2;  V.  57,  p.  218.) 

Carthage  Watertown  Ic  SacKett's  Harbor  Itlt.—i.xvc  Map 
N.T.  Central.) — Owns  from  Carthage  to  Sackctt's  Harbor,  N.Y.,  29  miles. 
Controlled  by  N.  Y.  Central,  which  owns  $483,300  of  the  stock  and 
guarantees  the  bonds.  Leased  to  R.  W.  A  O.  for  37 "a  p.  o.  of  gross 
earnings.  Rental  in  1895-96,  $37,421;  In  1894-95,  $36.764.  Capital 
•lock  $465,845  common  and  $21,500  preferred. 

Catawlsna  RR.— Owns  from  Tamanend,  Pa.,  to  Wllliamsport,  Pa,, 
93  miles,  and  branches.  10  miles.  Ke-leascd  Deo.  1, 1896,  for  999  years 
to  Philadelphia  <t  Reading  Railway.  Rental,  interest  on  the  bonds,  5 
p.  o.  dividends  on  the  preferred  stock,  all  taxes,  and  $8,000  for 
organization  expenses.  Bee  also  V.  63,  p.  969, 1116.  Of  the  preferred 
stocks  In  1896  92.2OO.OOO  was  first  preferred  and  $1,000,000  second 
preferred  and  common  was$l,  159, 5OO;  t>ar$50.  Common  is  exchange- 
able until  Juno  7, 1897,  at  $'J  33  per  share  of  common,  into  preferred 
ftock.  receiving  also  $1  per  share  in  cash.  Preferred  stock  may  be 
Issued  for  betterment*  and  Improvements.  Besides  bonds  as  in  table 
»re  deposited  under  the  Reading  Co.'s  general  mortgage:  Chattel  mort- 
gages,  $122,950 ;  debenture  7s  of  1917,  $62,000.— V.  63,  p.  924, 969. 

(in. kill  Motiiiiitin  Railway.— OWES  narrow-gauge  road  from 
Catskill.  up  the  Catsklll  Mountain,  to  Palenvllle, N.  Y.,  16  miles;  leases 
Cairo  RR.,  Cairo  Junction  to  Cairo,  N.  Y.,  4  miles;  total,  20  miles 
Reorganization  after  foreclosure  of  June  15, 1885.  Stock,  $89,000;' 
par,  $100.  BONDS.— There  are  also  second  incomes  for  $15  60O  6  p  o 
First  Incomes  have  one  vote  for  each  $100.  EARNINGS.— Year  ending 
June  30,  1896.  gross,  $56,986;  net,  $16,577;  surplus  over  charges 
$10,581 ;  dividend  on  1st  Incomes,  $1,344.  In  1894-5  gross,  $45  982  • 
net,  913.230;  surplus  over  charges,  etc.,  $6,930,  from  which  July  31 
1895,  paid  dividends  on  1st  Incomes  amounting  to  $6,186. 

Carmen  A  simqneliaiina  RR.— Owns  from  Busqnehanna  River 
to  Ithaca,  N.  Y.,  34  miles.  Leased  during  length  of  charter  and  renew- 
als thereof  to  the  Delaware  Lacka  wanna  A  Western  at  a  rental  of 
$54,6OO  a  year.  Under  terms  of  lease  (which  expires  Jan.,  1900)  the 
Cayuga  A  Susquehanna  "  at  least  two  years  prior  to  the  expiration  '  of 
lease'  shall  and  will  make  application  to  the  legislature  of  the  State  of 
Hew  York  for  an  extension  and  renewal  of  the  charter." 


Cedar  Falls  &  Minnesota  RR.—  Purchased  by  Illinois  Central 
at  foreclosure  sale,  1396,  and  merged  into  Dubuque  A  Sioux  City. 

Central  Rranch  ITutonPacInc  Ry.—  OwnsrromA'f.hison,  Kan., 
to  Waterville,  Kan.,  100  miles;  leases  Atchison  Colorado  A  Pacific,  255 
miles  ;  Atchison  Jewell  County  A  Western,  33  miles  ;  total,  388  miles. 

ORGANIZATION.  —  Leased  to  Missouri  Pacific  for  25  years  from  Sept. 
30,  1885:  rental,  net  earnings.  Accounts  payable  Jan.  1,  1896, 
$2,276,841  ;  Interest  on  Government  loan  accrued  and  unpaid  Jan.  1, 
1897,  $2,131,660;  principal  Is  $1,600,000,  of  which  $640,000  was  due 
Jan.  1,  1896,  $640,000  on  Jan.  1,  1897,  and  (320,000  on  Jan.  1,  1898. 
May,  1894,  and  subsequent  coupons  remain  unpaid. 

STOCK.—  $1,000,000  (par,  $100),  of  which  Un.  Pao.  owns  $874,200. 

BONDHOLDERS*  COMMITTEE.—  A.  <t  P.  P.  First  Os  and  Cent  Br.  7s.— 
Simon  B'>rg.  James  M.  Ham,  Edward  H.  Ladd,  Jr.,  and  Gilmer  Clapp 
request  deposits  of  bonds  with  Union  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  In  May,  1896, 
a  majority  of  the  bonds,  exclusive  of  Government  holdings,  had  been 
deposited.  —  V.  62,  p.  588,  908.  Foreclosure  pending. 

EARNINGS.—  On  100  miles.  5  1897  ......  gross,  $96,423;  net,  $48,613 

Jan.   1  to    Feb.  28—2  mos.  (1896  .....  gross,    68,082;  net,    31,284 

In  year  1896  gross  on  the  100  miles  Atchison  <fe  Pike's  Peak  were 
$445,921  ;  net,  ($209,588.  In  1895  gross,  $344,770  ;  net.  $105,400. 
For  earnings  of  leased  lines  see  Atoh.  Col.  A  Pacific.  (V.  62,  p.  908.) 

Central  maasachusetta  RR.—  Owns  North  Cambridge  to  North- 
ampton, Mass.,  99  miles.  The  stock  is  $7,419,202  (par  $1OO),  of  which 
$3,949,102  is  preferred  and  controls  the  company  until  8  per 
cent  dividends  shall  have  been  earned  thereon  in  any  one  year.  DIVI- 
DENDS -On  settlement  of  certain  accounts  with  Boston  &  Maine 
a  dividend  of  l1^  p.  o.  was  declared  on  preferred  payable  Jan.  2,  96  ;  in 
June,  '96,  paid  %  p.  c.;  Dec.,  3t  p.  c.  Leased  to  Boston  A  Lowell  for  99 
years  from  October  1,  1886,  at  a  rental  of  20  per  cent  of  gross  earnings 
up  to  $1,000,000,  but  with  a  guarantee  of  sufficient  rental  to  pay  in- 
terest. For  year  ending  March  31,1  896,  gross  earnings  were  $788,177 
against  $725,34  1  in  l»94-95  and  $054,040  in  1893-94.—  (V.61,  p.  1106.) 

Central  N.  Y.  ic.  Western  RR.—  See  SUPPLEMENT,  Oct.,  1896. 

EARNINGS—  For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $70,633;  net 
$9,837;  other  income,  $54;  interest  and  taxes,  $16,163:  balance, 
deficit,  $6,272.  In  1894-5  gross,  $71,395;  net,  $3,960.  (V.  63,  p.  399.) 

Central  Ohio  RR.—  Owns  from  Bellaire,  Ohio,  to  Columbus,  Ohio 
137  miles,  of  which  Newark  to  Columbus  (33  miles  double  tracked)  is 
owned  lointly  with  Pitts.  Cin.  Chic.  A  St.  Louis;  operates  branch,  7  miles. 

Leases  of  Columbiu  &  Cincinnati  Midland  and  Sandusky  Mansfield  & 
Newark  were  assumed  by  B.  A  O.  On  June  30,  1896,  the  B.  &  O.  owned 
$376,830  Cent.  Ohio  common  stock. 

LEASED  to  Baltimore  &  Ohio  till  1926.  with  option  of  renewal;  rental, 
35  per  cent  of  gross  earnings,  with  minimum  guaranteed  of  $166,000. 

In  1896  Court  ordered  net  earnings  applied  to  interest  on  bonds.— 
See  V.  64,  p.  82,  133,  180. 

STOCKS  AND  BONDS.—  Stockholders'  Committee.—  Basil  B.  Gordon,  J. 
H.  Rleman  and  W.  H.  Conkling.—  V.  64,  p.  180. 

Circular  issued  to  stockholders  by  Central  Ohio  directors  was  given 
in  V.  64,  p.  523,  explaining  the  attitude  or  B.  &  O.  receivers  toward 
the  Central  Ohio  and  giving  the  «J.  O.  earnings.  See  also  V.  64,  p.  566. 

See  description  of  mortgage,  etc.,  on  p.  6  of  INVESTORS'  SUPPLEMENT, 
April,  1896.  March,  1897,  coupons  were  paid  when  due. 

DIVIDENDS  from  1882  to  January,  1896,  6  p.  o.  yearly  ;  none  since. 

EARNINGS.—  In  1895-96  gross,  $1,199,104;  net,  $152.985;  rental, 
(paid  only  In  part  by  lessee),  $421,260:  taxes,  etc.,  paid  by  lessee, 
$33,346:  bal..  loss  to  lessee,  $301,021.  In  1894  95  gross,  $1,096,602; 
net,  $206,833.  (V.  63,  p.  1S8.  1OOT  ;  V.  64,  516,  523,  566.) 

Centra]  Pacific   RR.—  (See  Map  of  Southern  Pacific.)— 
Lities  owned—  Miles. 


8u.n  Francisco,  Cal.,  to  near 
Oeden,  Utah  ................    872 

Lathrop,  Cal..  to  Goshen,  Cal.    146 


Branches  to  San  Jose,  etc. . 

Trackage — 
Northern  Ry,,  Main  Line... 


Milts. 
35 


, 
Union  Pacific  into  Ogden 


p 
Roseville  Junction,  Cal.,  to 

Oregon  State  Line  ..........    296 

Total  ........................  1,360 

LEASE.  -In  March,  1885.  leased  to  Southern  Pacific  Company.  In 
Deo.,  1893,  lease  was  so  changed  that  henceforth  the  Central  Pad  lie 
stockholders  should  receive  dividends  only  if  earned.  (V.  58,  p.  819.) 

In  March,  1895,  Mr.  Huntington  undertook  on  behalf  of  the  Southern 
Pacific  that  the  Central  Pacific  shareholders  should  receive  a  minimum 
dividend  of  1  per  cent,  guaranteed  by  the  So.  Pac.  —  the  first  payment 
of  "a  of  1  per  cent  to  be  made  on  July  1,  1895,  and  the  second  payment 
Jan  1,  1896.  That  the  same  rate  of  dividends  shall  be  continued  until 
satisfactory  legislation  has  been  obtained  for  the  adjustment  of  the 
debt  to  the  Government,  when  the  dividend  will  be  increased  to  2  per 
cent  for  a  guaranteed  period  ol  two  years.  (V.  60,  p  1144.) 

SUBSIDY.—  Interest  is  not  payable  on  subsidy  loan  till  the  lionrts 
mature,  but  the  "Thurman"  act  provides  for  payments  yearly  to  tM 
sinking  fund.  See  V.  50,  p.  276.  Jan.  1,  1897,  principal  due  Govern- 
ment on  C.  P.  loan  was  $25,885,120;  Interest,  $34,904,970;  on  Western 
Pacific  loan,  principal,  $1,970,560;  Interest.  $3,195,919.  Par  value  of 


APRIL,  1807.] 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


INVDSTOKS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[You  LXIV. 


will  confer  •  great  favor  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 


RAILROATO. 

Miles 
of 

Koa.l. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 

ror  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ao.,  see  notes 
on  Ant  page  of  tables. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Dividend. 

Central  PatijU—  (Concluded)— 

146 
737 
737 
737 
737 
737 
123 
24 
123 
296 
296 

1870 

isi;.-, 
1806 
1867 
1868 

IStiil 
IHIill 

1869 

l-<li7-!l 
IStiS 
1872 
1870 

1H*6 
1HH1I 

1886 

1895 

l  M:I-, 
ls«i.-> 
1  .-(!(,-. 
1897 
i.H'.ir, 
isnr, 

1  M!)5 

1887 
1890 

1872 
1874 

$1,000 

i',000 
1,000 

$6.080.000 
2,362,000 
1,600,000 
2,112,000 
10,614,120 
9,197,000 
1,970,000 
765,000 
1,970,000 
5,982,000 
4,358,000 
2,479,000 
r,i;,ooo 
12,283,000 
620,000 
5,000,000 
7,000,000 
16,500,000 
1,000,000 
840,000 
520,000 
4,000,000 
7,000,000 
4,000,000 
4,880,000 

1,000,000 
-    1,022,900 
5,191,100 
22,497,000 
1,167,000 
3,836,000 

!* 

e  g. 

6g. 

eg. 
eg. 
eg. 
eg. 
eg. 

6g. 

»g- 

5  g. 
5g- 

eg. 

5  g. 
5  g. 

"5'g. 

gg: 
Is- 

Up  to  5 
UptoS 
Up  to  5 
5  g. 

ig- 

5 

See  text. 
7 
7 

A.  A  O. 
J.   A  3. 
3.   A   3. 
3.   A   3. 
J.  A   J. 
J.   A  3. 
3.   A   3. 
3.   A   J. 
Various 
J.   A  3. 
3.   A   3. 
A.  A  0. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   3. 

F."A"A. 

M.  A  N. 
J.   &   J. 
J.   A   3. 

Oct."! 
Oct.  1 
Oct.  1 
M.  A  N. 

3.  A   3. 
3.   A   J. 
J.   A   3. 
Q.-F. 
M.  A  S. 
Q.-J. 

N.Y..So.Pao.Co  ,23Br'd 
United  States  Treasury. 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
N.Y.,8.Pac.Co.,23Br'd. 
do             do 
United  States  Treasury. 
N.Y.,8.Pac.Co.,23Br'd. 
N.Y.,8.Pae.Co.&London 
N.  i'.,8o.  Pac.  A  London, 
do              do 
N.  Y.  A  San  Francisco. 
July  ,'94,  Int.  to  be  adj'd. 

Oct.    1.  1900 
Jan.  16,1895 
Jan.   1,  1896 
Jan.   1,  1897 
Jan.   1,  1898 
Jan.   1,  1899 
July  1,  1899 
July  1     1899 
1897  A  1899 
Jan.   1,  1918 
Jan.   1,  1918 
Oct.    1,  1900 
Oct.    1,  1936 
Apr.  1,  1939 
July  1,  1926 

WestPao.,  San  Jose  to  Brighton,  Cal.,  series  A,  g. 
do        aerie*  B.  1st  M.,  to  Oakland,  gold  

Cal.  &  0.  1st  M.,  ser.  A,  g.  (exte'd)  )  B.   f.  yearly, 
Do          do     ser.  B,  g.  (exte'd)  J  not  drawn.. 
Land  grant  1st  M.,  gold,  guar.,  extended  In  1890. 

l.OOO 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 
1.000 
1,000 

i'.ooo 

1,0(10 
1,000 
1,000 

Mort."  gold-Ss,  1939,  ld.gr.,  guar..  s.  f.,  notdr'n.o 
Oml.  Pa.  €«V«f  n.-Wtlkesb.  A  West.,  1st  M.,  g.o- 
Crnt.  of  Otorgia  By  —  9tock  c- 
1st  mortgage  $7.000.000.  gold  c*  Ar 

1,360 
31 

312 
1,119 
124 
1O6 
65 

"s's 

332 

N.Y.GuarantyTrustCo. 
do 
do 
.   do 

Nov.  1,  1945 
Nov.  1,   1945 
Jan.  1,  1946 
Jan.   1,  1946 
1947 
Nov.  1,   1945 
Nov.  1,  1945 
Nov.  1,  1945 
May  1,  1937 

July  1.  2«s% 
Jan.,'97,2is% 
Jan.,'97,2i4% 
May  1,'97,  1% 
Nov.  1,  1902 
July  1,  1899 

Consol  mortgage  $18,500,000,  gold  c'.tr 

Mobile  Division  1st  mortgage  ($1.000,000)...  g.c* 
Macon  A  North.  Dlv.  1st  mort.,  (840,000,  fold.  o* 
Mid.  Ga.  A  At.  Dlr.  1st  M.,*9,OOO  p.  m.(see  text) 
1st  pref.,  Incomes)      Interest  up  to  5  p.  o.,     o* 
-ii     do         do      >               If  earned.              o* 
8d     do          do      )          non-cumulative.          o* 
Collateral  trust  bonds,  gold,  redeemable  at  1  10.  o' 
Guaranteed,  tie.,  leeuriHet. 
Ocean  88.  Co.  1st  mortgage,  gold,  guaranteed.  .  .c 
Augusta  &  Savannah  stock  (no  bonded  debt)  
Southwestern  of  Oeorgla  stock  (no  bonded  debt) 
Ctnt.  RR.  of  S.  J.—  Stock  ($30,000,000  author)  .  . 
BondH,  secured  by  consolidated  mortgage  of  1874 
Consolidated  mortgage  (now  first  mortgage)  .  .  .  o* 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
100 
100 
100 
1,000 
1  .000 

Dct.  1,  '96,  pd.  1^  p.  o. 
New  York,  when  earned 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Guaranty  Tr.  Co. 

N.Y.,  Guaranty  Tr.  Co. 
Savannah,  Ga. 
Savannah  and  Macon. 
N.Y.Off.,  143  LlbertySt. 
N.  Y.,  Liberty  Nat.  Bk. 
do              do 

securities  In  U.  8.  sinking  fund  Jan.  1,  1896,  $5,523,000 ;  cash  unin- 
vested, $736,127.  There  are  considerable  claims  against  the  U.  S.  for 
transportation  on  non-aided  lines. 

DIVIDBWDS— )  1888-'93.  1894.        1895.         1896.  1897. 

Percent.      5  2  yearly.         None.          's          Ip.  o.       Jan.,  "ap.c. 

BOMDS.— Of  the  flrtl  mortgaged  of  iS/is-8,  Series  4  to  D,  aggregatl  _ 
MLt78,OOO,  OOVer  tin'  rOM  and  franchises  from  Sacramento  to  the 
California  State  line,  140  miles,  and  Series  E  to  I,  aggregating  $19, - 
:,II.-I,IMH),  c.ncr  i  In.  road  and  franchises  from  the  State  Line  to  live  miles 
west  of  Ogden,  598  miles.  Merles  A,  $2,995,000,  6s,  extended  from 
July  1, 1895  (seeV.  62,  p.  1086)  and  series  B,  C  and  D  ($3,383,000 
of  f'.-/  extended  from  July  1, 1896,  and  series  E  extended  from  Jan. 
1.  1897,  to  Jan.  1, 1898,  at  5  percent,  are  subject  to  call  at  par,  In 
which  case,  however,  Interest  shall  be  adjusted  to  6  per  cent  Instead  of 
5  from  July  1, 1895  and  1896,  and  Jan.  1, 1897,  respectively.— V.  62, 
p.  1039;  V.  63,  p.  967, 1158;  V.  64,  p.  133 

flie  s  V*r  cents  of  iSSa  are  guaranteed  principal  anl  Interest  by  the 
Southern  Pacific  Company;  the  mortgage  is  for  $16,000,000,  the  Metro- 
politan Trust  Co.  of  New  York  being  trustee.  (V.  49,  p.  340.)  Of  the 
amount  authorized  $2,250,000  are  reserved  to  retire  at  maturity  any 
I  unit  grant  bonds  not  rede  mod  from  land  sales,  and  $2,750,000  can  be 
applied  only  to  the  improvement  or  purchase  of  property  on  which  the 
mortgage  shall  have  a  first  Hen.  The  land  grant  js  of  1900  carry  the 
Southern  Pacific's  guaranty  of  principal  and:  interest. 

The  total  holdings  of  the  sinking  funds  on  Jan.  1, 1896,  exclusive 
of  the  land  grant  fund— which  see  below— were  $9,390,000,  Including 
$2,035,000  80.  Pac.  of  N.  M.  1st  6s;  f 2,71 5,000  Southern  Pacltlo  Co. 
Steamship  first  6s;  $1,788,000  Guatemala  Central  RR.  first  6s;  also 
other  securities  and  $498,707  in  cash. 

LARD  GRANT.— Total  land  Kraut  was  about  12,000,000  acres,  of  which 
about  2,840, OOO  acres  had  been  sold  to  December  31, 1894.  Sales  in 
1895,  259,692  acres;  cancellations,  187,638  acres.  Land  contracts  on 
hand  Jan.  1, 1896,  $881,129;  notes  of  Central  Pacific  RR.,  $400,000. 
EARMNGS.-12  months,  >  1896... .Gross,  $12,453,953;  net,  $4,715,039 
Jan.  1  to  Deo.  31.  5 1895.... Gross,  12,946,848;  net,  4,801,265 

A  v  M  M,  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  (since  1896)  ends  June  30.  Report 
for  1895  was  given  at  length  In  V.  62,  p.  1083, 1096. 


Tear  ending  Dee.  31—  1895. 

Gross  earnings $13,045,657 

Operating  exp.,  taxes,  rents. . .  $8,760,489 

Interest  on  funded  debt •  3,333,102 

sinking  fund  requirements....        235.0OO 

United  States  requirements 648,390 

Bettenuenta  and  additions 237,354 


1894.  1893. 

$13,118,245  $14,319,908 

$8,723,238  $9,204,557 

3,353,926        ~ 

185,000 


599,701 
111,787 


3,293,678 
185,000 
584,775 
267,181 


Total $13,214,335    $12,973,652    $13,535,191 

Surplus  overcharges  for year.df.$168,678         $144,593         $784717 
-(V.  64,  p.  133,  156,  233,  286,  422,  468.) 

Central  of  Georgia  Railway.— ( See  Map)— System  includes: 
Line*  owned  in  fee.  Miles.  I     Line*  leased—  Miles- 

Savannah  to  Atlanta 295  I  Southwestern  of  Ga.  RR..          333 

(iordon  to  Mllleduevllle 17,     Macon  to  Columbus...  101 

Columbus  to  Blrin'Kham.Ala.    156,     Fort  Valley  to  Perry  12 


Columbus  to  Americus 62 

Montgomery  to  Eufaula,  Ala.      80 
Columbus  to  Greenville,  Ga.      50 


Fort  Valley  to  Eufaula 115 

Sinituville  to  Columbia 85 

Cuthbert  to  FortGalnes...      20 


Opellkato  Roanoke 36  I  Augusta  &  Savannah  RR.— 

Eufaula  to  Ozark 60  |     MlUen  to  Augusta  53 

(iriffln  toCarrollton 60  I  Propr'y  Z,*n«— Upson CO'RR 

Savannah  to  Tybee 18       BarnesvUle  to  Thomaston  '      16 

Columbus  to  Searlght 122  | 

Macon  to  Athens 103  

MilledgeviUetjCoving.,Ga.ir      65'        Total  operated 1,859 

I  Ocean  Steamship  Company. 

Total  owned  (and  oper'd)*. 1,124  |     estimated  equivalent  of....    300 
•  In  addition  owns  In  fee  Meldrlm  to  Lyons,  58  miles,  now  leased  to 
Georgia  A  Alabama  RR.,  making  total  mileage  owned,  1,182  miles. 

OBOAKiZATiON-Organlzed  Oct.  17, 1895,  and  Nov.  1  succeeded  to  the 
properties  of  the  Central  Railroad  A  Banking  Co.  of  Georgia    and 
Bavanaao  A  Western,  etc.,  sold  in  foreclosure  Oct.  7  and  Oct.  5  re- 


the  stock  of  New  England  Steamship  Co.,  and  a  second  lieu  upon  th  e 
main  line,  its  equipment,  etc.,  and  also  on  the  Maoon  A  Northern  and 
Mobile  A  Girard.  It  also  covers  all  leaseholds,  securities,  etc.  It  may 
be  increased  $2,000,000  from  $16,500,000  to  $18,500,000,  at  the  rate 
of  not  more  than  $500,000  in  any  one  year,  for  betterments  and  for 
equipment.  The  consolidated  Hbnds  are  the  only  fixed  charge  oliliga 
tion  covering  the  entire  system.  Trustee,  Mercantile  Trust  Co.  of  N.  Y. 

Mobile  Division  bonds  are  direct  obligations  of  the  Central  of  Georgia 
Ry.,  secured  by  a  first  Hen  on  the  former  Mobile  A  Girard  RR.,  Colum- 
bus, Ga.,  to  Searight,  Ala.,  122  miles. 

Macon  <£  Northern  Division  bonds  are  also  direct  obligations  of  the 
Central  Ry.,  with  first  Hen  from  Macon  to  Athens,  Ga.,  105  miles. 

Middle  Georgia  <t  Atlantic  Division  bonds  are  i-sued  at  $9,OOO  per 
anile,  of  which  $8,OOO  was  for  purchase  of  road  and  $1,000  retained 
by  Cent,  of  Ga.  for  betterments.  V.  64,  p.  180. 

The  preference  income  bonds,  subject  to  the  prior  mortgages,  cover 
the  main  line  and  the  former  Savannah  &  Western,  Columbus  &  Rome, 
Montgomery  A  Eufaula,  Mobile  A  Girard.  Macon  A  Northern  and 
Savannah  A  Atlantic  RRs.,  and  their  equipment,  etc.;  also  all 
leaseholds,  securities  and  equities  of  properties  acquired  by  the  new 
company.  They  are  non-ouinulatlve  and  bear  interest  not  exceeding  5 
per  cent  In  any  one  fiscal  year,  but  payable  only  out  of  net  earnings 
as  declared  and  secured  by  the  deed  of  trust.  On  1st  preference  in- 
comes paid  1%  p.  c.  in  Oct.,  1896.— V.  63,  p.  601. 

Collateral  trust  mortgage  abstract  was  in  V.  45,  p.  242. 

LATEST  EARNINGS,  8  mos.  <  1896-7.Gross,  *3,«83,769;  net,$l,529  592 
July  1  to  Feb.  28.          (  1895-6.Gross,    3,988,211;  net,   1,527,919 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  See  report  for  1895-6 
with  balance  sheet,  etc.,  of  June  30,  in  V.  63,  p.  1180.  See  also  edi- 
torial p.  1139.  The  fixed  charges  amount  to  $1.826,700.  As  the  road 
was  operated  by  the  receivers  up  to  Nov.  1, 1895  (some  portions  to  a 
later  date),  the  results  above  given  do  not  indicate  the  net  income 
actually  accruing  to  the  present  company.  For  the  8  months  during 
which  the  property  was  in  the  hands  of  the  company,  there  was  a  sur- 
plus of  $60,854  above  all  fixed  charges,  out  of  which  a  dividend  of  !>» 
per  cent  on  the  first  preference  incomes  was  paid  Oct.  1, 1896. 

Tears  end.  June  3u—  1896.  1895.  1894. 

Average  mileage 1,454  1,416  1.416 

Gross  earnings $5,369,426     $4,991,408     $5,179,508 

Total  operating  expenses 3,450,498       3,225,997       3.37n,886 

Taxes 158,989          154,474          154,474 


Net  earnings  from  operation $1,759,938 

Additional  income 407,371 


$1,610,937 
273,456 


$1,649,148 
341,908 


Total $2,167,309     $1,884,393     $1,991,056 

Deduct  deficit  Georgia  RR.  lease         38,065          108,264  24,784 

Net  income  for  fixed  charges.  $2,129,244     $1,776,129     $1,966,272 
OFFICERS.— Preslflent,  H.  M.  Comer,  Savannah,  Ga.;  Vice-President, 
John  M.  Egan.— (V.  63, p.  1 1 S 4, 1158,  1 1 60;  V.  64,  p.  82, 180,517,610.) 
Central  Ry.  of  New  Brunswick.— See  V.  63,  p.  116. 
Central  RR.  of  New  Jersey.— (See  Map! — ROAD— Operates  from 
Jersey  City,  opposite  New  York  City,  westerly  to  Wilkesbarre  and 
Scranton,  Pa.,  and  the  neighboring  anthracite  coal  fields ;  also  south- 
erly to  the  seashore  resorts  along  the  coast  of  New  Jersey,  etc.: 


Lines  owned  in  fee. 


Miles. 


Jersey  City  to  Phillinsburg 72 

Sundry  branches  — 83 

Entire  stock  owned. 

Long  Branch  &  Seashore 6 

New  York  A  Long  Branch  RR., 

Perth  Amboy  to  Bay-Head..  38 
New  Jersey  South'n  RR.,  Long 

Branch  to  Atslon,  etc 78 

Other  lines  (no  debt) 136 

Leased  f  mostly  for  999  yrs.)  Miles. 
Ogden  Mine  RR.  If 10 


Nesquehoning  Valley  Tf 17 

Leliigh  &  Susquehanna,  Phil- 

lipsburgto  Union  June.,  etc.  1. 172 

WilKesbarre  A  Scrauton  H 5 

Lehigb  A  Lackawaunaff 35 

Other  lines 9 

Allentowu  Term.  (oper. jointly)     3 

Trackage— 

Union  Coal  RR 9 

Pa.  Pough.  &  Boston 2 


•*•      •  »   '-I  l>l»l  U  <l.  —  V   ,    ll_  ,     p,        1   ,  M  I 

The  line  from  Mllledgevllle  to  Co  vingtou,  Ga.,  formerly  the  Middle 
Ga.  A  Atlantic  was  purchased  in  Dec.,  1896,  V.  64.  p.  82,  180. 

BO!»DS.-The/!r«<  mortgage  of  1895  (described  in  V.  63,  p.  1160)  is 
a  rtr  Mien  on  tho  main  line  from  Atlanta  to  Savannah,  Including  the 

miedgevlle  branch  (312  miles  In  all),  all  equipment  and  appurten- 
ances and  the  equity  In  $1,995,000  of  the  capital  stock  of  Ocean 
Steamship  Co.  of  Savannah.  Trustee,  Guaranty  Trust  Co.  of  New  York 

Exchange 


. 

vT«q  "<>"*?i'«n,(e'/  mort9ai>e  (see  abstract  in  V.  61.  p.  873,  also  see 
»,  6?~  £•  J1?0'.  '"  *  flr>t  tien  uP°n  580  miles  [Including  former 
Mont.  A.  Eufaulft  RR..  Sav.  A  Western  and  Sav  &  Atl.l;  also  on 
the  leases  of  the  South  Western  and  Augusta  A  Savannah  roads  and 


Total  operated  Jan.  1, 1896.. 675 

If  See  this  company,  i  See  Lehlgh  Coal  A  Nav.  iu  "Misc.  Companies." 
There  are  261  miles  of  second  and  30  miles  of  four  tracks.  With  the 
Bait.  <fe  Ohio  and  the  Phila.  A  Reading  operates  the  "  Blue  Line"  be- 
tween Washington  and  the  Southwest  and  New  York,  the  B.  &  O.  tracks 
Being  used  to  Philadelphia,  the  Reading  to  Bound  Brook  and  the  Cen- 
tral N.  J.  to  Jersey  City.  See  also  Leb&h  A  Hudson. 

HISTORY.— Chartered  In  1849.  From  May,  1883,  to  Jan.  1,  1887, 
leased  to  Philadelphia  <fe  Reading.  Receivers  were  in  possession  from 
Jan.  1, 1887,  till  January,  1888.  Reorganized  in  1887  without  fore- 
closure—see plan  V.  44,  p.  714,  716.  Operated  from  February  to 
August,  1892,  under  lease  by  Port  Reading  RR.  Co.  Dividends  were 
resumed  August,  1889.  Concerning  coal  properties  see  Lehigh  A 
Wilkesbarre  in  "  Miscellaneous." 
DIVIDENDS.— <  '89  '90.  '91.  '92.  '93.  '94.  '95.  '96.  .97. 

Percent.       <366Hj7          7          75>a5     Below. 

In  1897,  Feb.,  m  p.c.;  May,  1  p.  c.    V.  64,  p.  706. 

BONDS.— New  Jersey  Southern  6s  carry  the  endorsed  guaranty  of  th 
New  York  A  Long  Branch.    Central  N.  J.  general  5s  are  reserved  " 
retire  them  at  maturity.    Total  issue  $1,500,600,  all  but  $411,000  bei] 
held  under  the  Central's  general  mortgage. 


Al'KlL.  13V7.J 


RAiLKOAD     STOCKS  AND    UOND8. 


MAP  OF  TOE 

CENTRAL  RAILROAD 
NEW  JERSEY 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


fVoL.  LXIV. 


I  In  these  Tables. 


RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 

Knail 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Bi»e,  nr 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OK  DIVIDENDS. 

pal,  When  Due. 

fir  explanation  of  column  headings.  Ac.,  nee  note* 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Slocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

Osnlrat  SaUroad  of  Xete  Jersey—  <  Concluded  >— 
°C^ert  debenture.,  convert:  int.-  .took  till  19O7 
Lonx  Br.  *  8««  Shore  lit  m..  Hlghl'ds  to  L.  Br.c" 
•  .TSo.  1st  M.,  L.  Br.to  AWIon,etc.<a»sumed).o' 
C«ntRR.ofN.J.,Oeii.im>rtfor*50,000,000,«;.,OAr 

""e 

78 
AIL 

1883 
1869 
1879 
1887 

$1,000 
l.OOO 

tilKf 

500AC. 

$465.000 
197.OOO 
411,000 
41,604,000 
307,100 
2,310,000 

4,987,000 
1.5OO.OOO 
142,000 

300,000 
7,000,000 
See  text. 
400,000 
1,750,000 
1,028,000 
1,000.000 
<«> 
800.000 
1,500,000 
2,000,000 
2,720,OOO 
2,380,000 

645,300 
500,0^0 
95,000 
200.OOO 
150,000 
2,090,000 

6 

7 
6 

ig- 

eg. 

5 

It 

M.  A  N. 
J.   A  D. 
J.   A   J. 

If 
Various 
J.AD.15 

J.   A   J. 
J.   A  D. 

M.  A   8. 

N.  Y.,  Liberty  Nat.  Bit. 
do             do 
do              do 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  143  Liberty  St. 
i'l.ila.,  l..'h.r.,v  N,u.  Co 

N.  Y.,  Liberty  Nat.  Bk. 
do              do 
do             do 

Hay   1,  1908 
Deo.   1,  189» 
July  15,  1899 
July  1,  1987 
Various  dates 
Deo.  15,  1897 

July  1,  1921 
Deo.  1,  1931 
Sept.  1,  1941 

1867 

1881 
1882 
1891 

500  Ac. 

1,000 
l.OOO 
1,000 

Uuarantred  Bonds— 
Am  Dock*  lmp.Co.lstM.,gu.,  redeem,  at  11O...  o- 
H  Y*L'gBr>hli.tM.,rpd.rnl899i»t  1  lO.gold..  V 
ben.  M  "fur*2.SOO.OOO.if..i'.AmI,.r,,  1  11  llrad  .c' 

"88 

38 

Ontral  of  South  C«roHna-Ut  mortgage  BOM-,  -<: 
OtntraJ  Vermont—  Consolidated  RR.  of  Vt.  IstM... 
<-«nt.  Vt.  Istconsol.  M.  r.r$15,OOO.OOO,  gold.cir 

40 
185 

1881 

lss:i 
1892 

1,000 
lOOAc. 
1,000 
1,000 
l.OOOAc 
l.OOO 
1,000 

56g' 
if. 

6  g. 

f  * 

5  g. 

5g- 
5  g. 
4A5 

1* 

I8' 

9  in  '96. 
7 

J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A   8. 
J.    A  J. 
A.  A  O. 

M!"A"S. 

J.   A   J. 
April. 
A.  A  O. 
October 

A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 

N.  Y..  Cuyler,  M.  &  Co. 
July,  '!)<;,  coup.  last  paid. 
July,'96,coupon  unpaid 
Jan.  ,'97,  coup.  pd.  at  mat 
Mob.,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 
N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 
Phil.  WstEud  T.  AS.D.Co 

July  1,   1921 
June  30,  1913 
Jan.    1,  1943 
$25,000  y'rly. 
Sept.  1,   1938 
July  1,  1919 
Oct.  1,  1944 
1936 
Mob.  1,  1915 
Jan.   1,  1936 
Irredeemable. 
Oct.    1,  1940 
Oct    1,   1946 

Apr.1,'97,5% 
Oct.    1,   1901 

Otntral  WatU*g<un  JtK.—  IBI  mortgage,  gold..c'&r 
Ornlratia  <t  Olcllrr—  lot  M.  912.00O  JMTIII.,  gold.o' 
Ckarl.  Clendenniiiit  Sal.—  lilt  M.g..  $30.OOO  p.  m.O* 
Charlatan  rf  Maeou  Ky.~l*t  M..$i-'.OOO  p.m.,g.. 

108 
94 

1888 
1889 
1894 
1896 

CAartertoM  d  SaKWKoA—  GeniTal  mortgage,  gold.c' 
1st  and  2d  pref.  Inc.,  $l,OOOfcXX>  each,  non-eum.  . 
Ch'irleiCn  4  West,  far.—  1st  M.,g.  ($8,000  p.m.).c'Ar 
Income  M.,  g..  non-ciun.,  ($7,OOO  per  mile)  c* 
Olutrlotle  Columbia  4  Augusta—  See  SOUTHERN  Bv. 

103 
103 

1886 
1886 
1890 
1896 

1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

50 

1,000 
100 

N.Y.,12  W.23  A  Cha'st'n 
See  text. 
N.  Y.,  Chase  Nat.  Bank. 
If  earned. 

23 

1871 

Philadelphia,  Penn.  RR. 

THaifitvgay  «*»—  1st  M.,  giiar.  p.  A  "i.  !>.*  H.  Canal 
C/talUittoof/a  Rome  J  Col.—  Borne  ACar'lton  1st  M.,g 

39 
22 
138 
J. 

1887 

1  MK.-, 

1887 

« 
6g. 
5  g. 

F.  &  A. 
J.   A  J. 
M.  A   H. 

Plattsburg,  N.  Y. 
July,  '92,  coup,  last  pd. 
Mar.,  '92,  coup.  last.  pd. 

Aug.  1,   1907 
Jan.   1,  1916 
Sept  1,  1937 

100  Ac. 
1,000 

If  On  coupon  bonds  JAJ;  on  registered  bond*  Q.— 

Of  the  general  mart,  of  tS»i  (see  abstract  of  mort.  V.  45,  T«  402)  $8,- 
896,000  on  Jan.  1 . 1896,  were  reserved  for  the  prior  Cent.  N.  J.  bonds 
and  aUo  for  the  following:   N.  J.  Southern  6s,  $411,000;  Lehigh  Coal 
6  Navigation  6s  of  1897,  $2,310,000;   Long  Branch  &  Seashore  7» 
$1'.)7,OOO.    All  the  old  bonds,  It  will  be  noticed,  mature  within  a  few 
yean.    Genera)  mortgage  trustee  is  the  Central  Trust  Co. 
See  Ifete  York  it  Long  Branch  bonds  In  SUPPLEMENT  of  Jan.,  1897. 
GENERAL  FINANCES,  Ac.— In  August,  1895,  $1,644,000  general  mort- 
gage bonds  were  sold  for  improvements,  etc.    As  to  saving  by  refund- 
Big  $2310,000  Lehlgh  C.  A  N.  6s  in  1897.  see  V.  64,  p.  466. 

EARNWOS.— 2  months, )  1897 Gross,  $1,704,155 ;  net,  $511,175 

January  1  to  Feb.  28. 5 1896 Gross,    3,831,117;  net,    569,250 

ANNUAL  REPORT—  Annual  meeting  Is  held  on  Friday  next  preceding 
second  Monday  in  May.    The  report  for  1896  was  in  V.  64,  p.  283. 

1894. 

$6,347,239 
5,273,822 
490,955 
458,440 
89,485 


Tear  ending  Dee.  31.  1896. 

Passenger  and  freight 1 

Anthracite  coal 

Mall,  express,  etc \  $13,117,350 

N.  Y.  A  L.  B.  Division 

Trackage J 


1895. 

$6,766,535 

5,727,229 

505,064 

476,762 

92,434 


Total  gross  earnings  ........  $13,117,350 

Net  over  expenses  and  taxes  ..  $4,798,782 
Income  from  investments  —  ?       a.n  ..,. 
Premium  account  ..............  J         i4O,44O 

Lehigh  A  Wllks.  coupons  ......        (428,120 


$13,568,024   $12,659,941 

$5,272,969      $4,221,637 

II<>AKR$      $530,120 

773,4S8J         183,150 

H28.120          1428,120 


Total  net  income $6,067,342  $6,474,545  $5,363,033 

Interest  on  debt $3.030,029  $2,955,166  $2,873,589 

Rentals  paid 1,641,048  1,691,091  1,557,356 

Dividends (5)1,124,850  (5)1,124,850  (7)1,574,790 


Balance sur.  $271,415  sur.  $703,438  def.  $642,702 


t  Not  paid  in  cash,  but  collectible  June  1, 1900.  See  Lehigh  A  Wilkes. 
statement. 
-  (V.  62,  p.  344,  3  BO;  V.  64,  p.  2  8  3,  466,  706.) 

Central  KR.  of  Pennsylvania.— Owns  Bellefonte  (Penn.  RR.) 
to  Mill  Hall.  Pa.  (on  Btieoh  Creek  RR.)  27  miles;  branch  4  miles; 
operates  Nittany  Val.  RR.  and  branch,  7  miles.  For  year  ending  June 
30,  1896,  gross.  $51.970;  net  over  operating  expenses,  $207  ;  charges, 
$44,053 ;  balance,  deficit  for  year,  $43,846.  Stock,  $1,200.000. 

Central  KK.  of  South  Carolina.— Owns  from  Lane,  8.  C.,  to 
Suniter,  8.  C.,  4O  miles.  Leased  to  the  Northeastern  and  the  Wilmington 
Columbia  A  Augusta  RR.  companies  Jointly;  rental  $31,000  yearly. 
Stock  $170,000,  par  .$50.  In  year  ending  June  30, 18«6,gross  earnings, 
998,601;  net,  $35,742.  In  1894-95  gross.  $89,454. 

Central  Vermont  R  H  .—Operates  from  Rouse's  Point  at  the  north 
end  of  Lake  Chainnlalu  across  Massachusetts  to  New  London,  Conn.,  on 
Long  Island  Sound,  with  branches,  .System  includes:  See  V.  64,  p.  606. 


Entire  tlork  owned—  Miles. 

Montpelier&  White  RIv.RR,..  14 
StansieadSufffordAChambly.  43 


Leased  Lines—  Oon'd.          Miles. 

Missisquol  Valley 28 

Montreal  Portland  &  Boston..  40 


Montreal  &  Vermont  Juno...   23 
New  London  &  Northern  fl 158 


Total  op'd  (USee  these  oo's.)  510 


Leased  Lines  — 
Consol.  RR.  of  Vt— 

Wlnclnorto  Route's  Polut,eto.l79 
Burlington  &  Lamoille  .........  26 

HISTORY.—  A  consolidation  of  Central  Vt.  with  the  Consol.  RR.  of 
Vt.,  etc.,  was  otlli-liilly  reported  in  1892,  but  apparently  it  was  never 
consnmm  ited,  the  report  to  the  Inter-State  Commerce  Commission 
giving  no  ruad  owned  in  fee.  The  Rutland  RR,,  formerly  leased  was 
surrendered  May  8.  18U6,  v.  62,  p.  808,  and  Ogdensburg  A  LakeCham- 
plain  on  March  22,  1897;  see  V.  64,  p.  567. 

RBCEivKK.Hinr.-On  March  19,  1896,  Charles  M.  Hayes  and  E  C 
Smith  were  appointed  receivers.-V.  62,  p.  588,  634.  Interest  due  Jan'. 
1,  1897,  on  the  Consol.  KR.  of  Vt.  5s  was  not  paid.-V.  64,  p.  82. 

BONDHOLDERS'  COMMITTEE.-  Consol.  5s.  -Benjamin  P.  Cheney,  of 
Boston;  Samuel  E.  Kllner,  New  York  (Billings  estate);  Ezra  H.  Baker 
of  Leo,  Hlgglnson  A  Co..  and  Henry  D.  Day.  of  R.  L.  Day  A  Co  de- 
positary. American  L.  A  T.  Co.,  Boston.-V.  62,  p.  634;  V.  64,  p.  516. 

Rtorganitation  Oommiitee.-Appolnted  in  December,  1896,  to   pre- 

ESH?i?  frUS:aam-  ?•"??  '^alrman):  L.  C.  Ledyard,  s'.  D.  Hyde,  C.  P. 
Bearle,  t.  C.  Smith,  E.  H.  Baker  (secretary.)  -V.  63,  p.  1062. 

8TOCK.-June  30,  1896,  the  Central  Vermont  had  outstanding  $1.000  - 
000  stock  »ndConsol.of  Vermont  $750,000  prof,  and  $300,000  •common 
The  securities  owned  June  30,  1896,  were  as  follows: 

MooVr  *  Wells  B.  HR.(«li>..  IwJJnoo  I  Consolidate.!  HE  of  Vt 

s  gar.?:  '8  I 


Canada  Atlantic  ttjr  ..............  18000 


<<>.  30,01)0    Canada  Atlantic  ttjr  ..............  18000 

BON  os.-W  the  icontolWaUd  mortgage  fourstor  $15,000,000  [trustee 

MM?%Daa«£i£  I™"  ^U0'  B.?BtonJ  $3,000,000  have  been  issued,  of 
>were  outs  (J 


«u  i  <po,v/uv,vw  uave  ueeu  issued,  o 
iwere  outstanding  (June  30,  1896).»«  collateral  for 
and  9104,000  were  In  the  treasury.— v.  63,  p.  358. 


Floating  debt  June  30, 1896.— Notes  payable,  $1,568,071;  voucher 
payable,  $663,053;  due  American  Express  Co.,  $350,000.    Consol.  RR. 
of  Vt.  coupons  unpaid,  $213,477;  Ogdens.  A  L.  Ch.  coupons  unpaid, 
$117,702;  total,  $2,912,303— see  general  balance  sheet  in  V.  64,  p.  606. 

ANNUAL  REPORT. — Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Expert  Little's  report 
on  the  property  for  the  three  years  ending  June  30,  1896,  was  given  in 
V.  64,  p.  606.  For  the  three  years  he  charges  off  a  total  of  $632,879 
for  "additions  and  betterments"  and  "impairment  of  equipment." 
The  results  are  as  follows  for  fiscal  years  1896  and  1895 : 

A.— Including  all  roads  formerly  in  the  system. 

Yearend.       Gross  Ket         Mr.  Little's     Rentals,  Balance, 

June  3O —  earnings,  earnings  deductions,  taxes,  etc.  sur.  or  def. 
1895-96.. $5,125,762  $1,499,153  $236,970  $1,395,354  def.$133,l7l 
1894-95.  5,032,434  1.547.061  124.245  1,528,180  def.  105,364 

B. — Excluding  Rutland  RR.  and  Ogdensburg  &  Lake  Champlain, 

whose  leases  have  been  abandoned  by  the  Central  Vt.  receivers. 
Year  end.         Qross  Net         Mr.  Little's     Rentals,          Balance, 

June  30 —  earnings,  earnings,  dedurlians.  taxes,  etc.  sur  or  def. 
1895-96..  $3,493,580  $1.006.018  $177,511  $858,593  def.$30,88« 
1894-95..  3.268,547  987,912  79,545  879,851  sur.  28,516 
—(V.  64,  p.  41,  82,  373,  516,  567,  606.) 

Central  Washington  RR.— Cheney  to  Coulee  City,  Wash.,  125m 

EARNINGS.— For  8  months  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $54.700;  net 
$18,563.  Year  1893  gross,  $94,197;  net,  $17,793;  charges,  $125,000 
balance,  deficit,  $107,207. 

BONDHOLDERS'  COMMITTEE. — A.  M.  Hoyt,  Chairman,  No.  1  Broadway, 
C.  T.  Barney  and  Charles  E.  Eddy;  depositary.  Knickerbocker  Trust 
Co.  Trust  Co.  receipts  listed  in  New  York  in  July,  1894.  (See  v.  63, 
p.  1114.)  In  May,  1895,  receivers  were  appointed  lor  Central  Wash- 
ington. C.  B.  Chamberlain  of  Spokane  is  now  sole  receiver.  It  is  pro- 
posed to  foreclose  the  mortgage.  Knickerbocker  Trust  Co.,  New  York, 
was  appointed  trustee  of  mortgage  Sept.  29,  1895.— (V.  63,  p.  1114.) 

Centralla  A  Chester  RR.— Owns  Evansville,  111.,  to  Salem,  111., 
and  Sparta  to  Rosborough,  total  94  miles.  Stock,  $1,028,000.  Farm- 
ers' Loan  A  Trust  Co.  trustee  of  the  mortgage.  For  year  emling  June 
30, 1895,  gross,  $59,271:  net,  $35,019;  interest,  $34,8OO;  balance,  sur- 
plus, $219.  (V.  62,  p.  987.) 

Charleston  Cleiidennln  &  Sutton  RR.— Owns  road,  com- 
pleted in  December,  1895,  from  Charleston,  W.  Va.,  via  Clemiennin  to 
Clay  Court  House,  51  miles,  and  under  construction  via  Clay  Court 
House  to  Sutton,  49  miles  additional,  to  be  completed  early  in  1897. 
Capital  stock  authorized,  $3,000,000 ;  par,  $100;  outstanding  March, 
1896,  $367,300.  First  mortgage  $3,000,000,  ($30,OOO  per  mile)  is  to 
West  End  Trust  A  Safe  Deposit  Co.  of  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  as  trustee. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— 11  mos., )  1896  . . .  .Gross,  $49,780;    net,  $23,628 
Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30.  51895 Gross,    43,896;    net,    24,029 

President,  John  H.  Drake,  Philadelphia;  Treasurer,  W.  8.  Drake, 
1326  Chestnut  Street,  Philadelphia.  V.  61,  p.  1012. 

Charleston  &  in  aeon  Ry.— Projected  from  Charleston  to  Allen- 
dale,  etc.,  about  60  miles,  where  connection  would  be  made  with  the 
Greenwood  Anderson  &  Western  (Carolina  Midland).    See  V.  62,  p. 
1138.    The  bonds  are  "exchangeable  for  similar  bonds  of  tin 
solidateit  Railway  Company  to  be  formed."    (V.  63,  p.  357.) 

Charleston  it  Northern  RR.— See  SUPPLKMKNT  of  April.  1896. 

Charleston  &.  Savannah  Ry.— Owns  from  opposite  Charleston, 
S.  C.,  to  Central  RR.  at  Savannah,  Ga.,  115  miles,  and  branch  6  miles, 
all  steel.  Operates  from  Ashley  Junction  to  Charleston,  8.  C.,  and  Cen- 
tral RR.  of  Georgia,  crossing  to  S.  F.  A  W.  Ry.  at  Southover,  11  miles. 
Green  Pond  Waterboro  A  Branchville  Ry.,  14  miles,  is  controlled  in 
same  interest  but  operated  separately.  Belongs  to  Plant  system. 

SECURITIES.— Interest  on  first  incomes :  for  1888, 1's  p.  ot.,  for  1889, 
2;  for  1890,  6;  for  1891.  6;  for  1892,  5;  for  1893,  4:  for  1894,  4  per 
cent  (paid  in  April,  1895).  Stock,  $500,000 ;  par,  $100. 

EARNINGS.— 8  months,    )  1896-7 Gross,  $367,535;  net,  $100,582 

-  JJuly  1  to  Feb.  28.      $1895-6 Gross,    340,922;  net,      64,715 

In  year  to  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $536,229;   net,  $106,699;  other 
Income,  $7,753;  interest  and  taxes,  $123,427;  balance,  d»licit,  for  year 
$8,975.    In  1894-95,  gross,  $551,766;  net  $112,483.— (V.  64.  p.  441 J 

Charleston  &  Western  Carolina  Ry.— Road  from  Port 
Royal,  8.  C.,  TO  Augusta,  i*a.,  112  miles,  and  to  Spartanburg,  Green 
ville  and  Anderson,  1:10  miles ;  total,  342  miles. 

HISTORY. — A  reorganization  and  consolidation  Oct.  3, 1890.  of  the 
Port  Royal  A  Augusta  and  Port  Royal  A  Western  Carolina,  purchased 
at  foreclosure  sale  by  Messrs.  Thomas  A  Ryan.    The  Augusta  A  Sum 
merville,  2>a  miles,  was  reported  purchased  in  same  interest  in  Aprt!, 
1897.    V.  64,  p.  753. 

SECURITIES. -Stock,  $1,2CO.OOO;  par,  $100.     The  first  mortgage  is 
authorized  at  $8.000  per  mile,  Central  Trust  Co.,N.  Y.,  truste-: 
come  mortgage  (Guaranty  Trust  Co.,  New  York,  trustee),  at   $7,00< 
per  mile,  non-cumulative,  5  per  cent. 

EARNINGS.  -In  year  1895  96  companies  now  consolidated  had  gross 
earnings,  $700,280;  net,  $61,512.  In  1894-95,  $652,606.  President, 
J.  B.  Cleveland,  spartanburg,  8.  C.:  Secretary,  A.  C.  Jopling,  32  Liberty 
St.,  New  York.  (V.  63,  p.  155,  407.  559 ;  V.  64,  p.  753.) 

Chartlers  Ry.— Owns  from  Mansfield,  Pa.,  to  Washington,  Pa.,  23  m 


APRIL,  18V7.J 


RAILROAD     STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


Sabwerlhera  will  confer  a  great  favor  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 

M'.I.-I 
of 

K.M.I. 

Date 
of 

!:..!:.!- 

Size,  or 
Par 

Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OB  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  Prtnol 

pal,  When  Dae. 
Stockt—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  eo'nmn  headings,  Ac..  »*e  note* 
on  flrtt  pare  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  bv 
whom. 

$100 

*3,OOO,000 
(1) 
(t) 

400.000 
366.OOO 
25O.OOO 
300,000 
875.OOO 
OO.493.0OO 
-T.OOO 
2,013.479 
2,000,000 
142.000 
23.!>53,000 
,;..h.,..iK>o 
l.OOO.OOO 
650.000 
400.OOO 
23.OS1.0OO 
3.0O7.0OO 
8.OOO 
211.366 

820.000 
315.000 
170.OOO 
269.000 
870.000 

-  1  .--OO 

13,000,000 

In. 

89 
89 
TABOO 

1895 
1880 

GA. 

5  K 
5  If  earn. 

3 

5 
5 

7 

i* 

J.  A  J. 

J.  A  D 

A.  A  0. 
K.  A    8. 
J.ijV.ij 

F.  A  A. 

New  York. 

1925 
1925 

D'rlO.'Oe.m* 
Apr.  1,   1938 
Mch.    1,  1915 
June  15,  1899 
Aug.  15,  1937 

Income  mortgage,  non-cumulative,  $7.V),OOO.  .  .  . 
r*Bfl*iiir«i  Puioii—  See  BKLT  MAILWAT  or  CHAT 
fa*r«if  *  rArttor—  See  LANCASTER  4  CHKSTEK. 

50 

66 
37 

"is 

1888 
1  -••:> 
1869 
1887 

1878 

i-7- 
1»1 

1889 

!--•.. 
1890 

1-.,, 

1880 

!-'.«, 

1889 
187S 

Tar. 

Baltimore. 

Cbaiie*toa  A  No..  l*t  M..  "  DlT.  A."  assumed.  . 
CAtrry  Yallry  Sharon  4  Albany—  1st  mortgage  
0»«rf  >•«*».—  1st  M..$25.00Op.in.,g..s.r.,notd>ni.c- 

500  'AC. 
1.080 

100 
1.000 
1,000 
1,000 

VMI    A, 

1.000 
l.OOO 
.000 

.INM. 

.000 
.000 
.000 
.000 

N.  Y.Off,21  Cortlandt  St. 
In  default. 

428 
5503 
\    75 
8 
655 
•J-..: 
.•-..; 
•_•«; 

22 
1.174 
109 

««• 
«*• 

|: 

I: 
If 

5  g- 

& 

I"* 

i' 

6g. 

Sr 
.'.  A-  - 
If. 

J.    A    J. 
A.  A  0. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  D. 
M.  A  N. 
J.    A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   1. 

M.  *  s. 

M.  A  8. 
U.  A  S. 

Various 
Various 

A.  A  O. 
Oet.  1. 
M.  A  N. 

M.  A  s. 

F.  *  A. 
U.'A'S. 

V.  V..J.  P.  Morgan  A  Co. 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

do             do 

July  1,  1898 
July  1,  1908 
Jan.   1,  1911 
June  1,  1929 
May  1,  1939 
Jan.   1,  198* 
Jan.   1,  1989 
July  1,  1940 
Men.  1,  1941 
Mch.  1,  1992 
Mch.  1.  1902 
Various. 
Various. 

Oet    1,  1938 
Oct.    1.  1988 
May   1,  1898 
Sept.  1.  1942 
AUK.  1,  1942 

^^^•rL.of  191  l.'penln.  Ext.,  gold.    !v-.-  text.i" 
-:  m  .1922.  coverlnir  8  m..  to  Phoeba».g.c' 
1st  eoneeL  •MrtgMe  tor  $30,000.000,  cold  .  c-*r 
Rich.  AAi;  I>lv    1st  oonaoLM.,  cold.    Bnetext-r- 
nn.  via.  Lynchb'g  to  Clifton  F. 
Craltf  Valley  branch  lit  mortgage,  ffoM              c' 

a/ann  Hprlnirs  Branch  let  mortgage,  cold  c" 

General  mortgage  (for  870.OOO.5oO.  efc.)  cold..o* 
•tea.  Lex.  A  Big  Sandy  1st  m..g..gnar.  p.AL.c* 
Cbra.  A  Ohio  Equipment  trust  bond*,  gold  c- 

OOABAVTEED  BOND*. 
Bevator  Co.  lit  M..  cold.p.  4  1.  guar.  by  C.  A  O.e* 
2d  mortgage,  for  $5OO.OOO.  Income,  non  ciim.o' 
New  River  Bri.life  Bond*,  cold. 

.... 

1888 
1888 
1888 
MM 

1,000 
1,000 
1.000 
1.000 
1,000 

N.Y.,  J.P.  Mortran  A  Co. 
Richmond. 
do 

Buck'»nj  Br.  RR.  1  stM..  $15.OOO  p.m.,r.<ru..p.  Al.e' 
Greenbrler  A  New  Rlvi-r  RR.  lit  mortgage 

18 

Manchester  rlty  A  Imp  hood*  !••«.  m.VJlMM 

Ix>.  A  Jeff.  Bdr.  >  lit  M.  Jt5.OOO.OOO.ra  p.Al..ead.T.*e 
ir»nteed  Jointly  and  severally  with  flev. 

Cin.'c 

i-.-, 

hi.   A 

1     .«..! 

fit.  1/1.11 

N.Y..  J.P.  Korean  A  Co 

Mar.  1,  1945 

.  J  till  1971  to  the  PltUhurg  Cincinnati  A  St.   Loots  (now  Pitts 
baric    Csswamiatl  Chicago  A  St.  Louis  i;  the  rental  Is  net  earning* 

Capital  stork.  8645.30O  (par  85O),  or  which  the  Pennsylvania  Rail 

road  own*  8333.850.    Dividends  since  1886:    In  1887, 1888  and  1888, 

I  per  cent;  In   1H9O.  .MI;  In  1891.  7S;  In  1893.  8;  In  1883,  10:  In 

1894.  10;  In  1895,  8:  In  1896. 9;  In  1897,  April.  5  p.  c. 

EiKMSO*.— For  year  ending  Dee.  31,  1896,  gross.  $277,323:  net. 

16:  Int.  and  taxe*.  $59 <M<*  dividend*,  «r8.O77;  baL.  sir.  for 

year.  *3.5O9.    la  188S,  groaa.  $262.894;  net.  $65.219. 

Chateangay  KK.— Operate*  narrow-gang*  road  from  Platubnrc, 
.v  ,  .11  the  fMlaware  *  Hudson,  to  Baraaae  Lake,  la  the  Adirondack 
fcJBUlii  73  mile*.  Of  thl*  It  owns  from  Daaaemora  to  ..yon  Mt., 
•  mile*,  aad  Uan*  the  Ohataangay  £atV«ay.  Lyon  ML  to  Saranao 
Cke.  88  mile*,  aad  the  Plattabarg  *  Uanaemora  RR.  (so-called). 
f-Mmwarg  to  Daaaemara,  16m.  The  tatter  read  I*  leaeed  from  the  State 
»ae  dollar  aad  the  tree  tnwpertattea  of  freight  to  the 
fcle's  Prison  at  Daaaeasora.  The  Chateancav  Railway  I*  leased  for 
Barest  on  Its  bond.,  which  are  naraate-d  principal  aad  Interest  by 
••Delaware  A  Mnitaoa  Canal  Co.  Built  la  Interest  of  an  Iron 
••Blag  eompany  and  to  carry  summer  travel  to  the  Adlrondacks.  In 
•7,  the  Baraaae  A  Lake  Placid.  10  mllea,  wa*  leased  for  17 
years  jointly  with  the  Chaleaugay  Ore  A  Iron  Of. 
E.  un«a.-Ia  year  ending  June  80. 1 895.  grace.  $06.0*0:  delicti  under 
Charges.  $23.981.  Balance,  denclt  for 
'  let*  from  ooeratlng, 
By 


••.M  •T7  A3  A 

~Pbt917.    In    1493-84  groaT  $*8.563 ;  del 
99     Total  nirpliis   Jna*  30.  1884.  $647.003. 
168400  stock  outstanding  -V.  64.  p.  182. 

atlaiiooga  BoBBOsk  Columbus.  BB.— Owns  road  Carrollton. 
rm  Rome,  to  Chattanooga.  Tenn..  138  mile*.  Bold  In  foreclosure 
13. 1887.  to  8.  Bare  A  Co..  N.  Y..  for  8500.OOO.  aabjeet  M  the  Rome 
Film  I  mortgage  of  815O.OOO. 

at.-  Plan  In  V.  04.  n  516.  provide*  for  the  lame  of  8MO.OOO  nrst 
gag*  ft*. 81 .688X800 BOB  I  BBI. 5 p.  a.prafarie'l  atoek  and  »!.•;•».. 
aaaraMB:  old,  boaribolden  i«e*l»e  To  p.  e.  la  aew  preferred  and 
.  e.  IB  new  rommon.  aad  may  subscribe  to  new  5*  at  par  for  25 
old  bol.lincs.  with  bonus  of  IS  p.  c.  each  In  preferred  and 
k     Depository  Central  Trust  Co..  .X  v.    Plan  was  adopted 
rtincata  holder*  la  April.  1*97.  except  a*  to  Rome  A  Carrol/ton, 
ch  wa*  refe  rred  to  special  committee.    Foreclosure  salt  of  R.  A  C. 
•aortgage  wa*  r»  be  brought.    V.  M.  p.  753. 

MMsV-Yearead.  Jmw  30. 1896,  groaa.  8241  J*0i  net  over  taxes 
-.    Ula*4-5.gro**,8*11.089.-(V.64.  p.  133.  516. 
•  in 
l$81, 
btaaeh. 
'spurs.  10 


<  i 

"a. 


Pi 


P  ' 


<u>uih.rn    It  1C. -owns  road,  completed  IB  June, 
mee  State  line  taOadadea.  Ala..  87  mW     ound  Mt. 
8  mile*:    trackage  to   Chattanooga.   A    mile*;    sldlncs  aad 
•..i«l  of  all  track.  IO5  mile*.  Organized  In  Jan..  1896. 
•or  to  Cbattaaooca  sWmthera  Rv..  aold  la  foreclosure  Feb.  14. 


ito  b    reorganised  per 

times  ha*,  pre  entrd  the  lasae  of  the 
IM^^p*.— Tli'  new  flnf  are 


plan  la  V.  61.  p.  830,  bnt  hard 


Th«  new  flnu  are  8S.OOO  per  mile  OB  prwMBt  Billeace  and 
ettrnilons.  The  oldboadholdan  were  raqnlred  to  rabwrlDe 
boad*  (I  Par  to  th*  aawwM  of  SS  per  e«at  of  their  bokUnca. 
.  1887.  DO  bonds  had  bwM  iMBli  mi  T.  63.  p.  4OI. 


January 

i»o«.-In  year  radlu  June  90,  188A.  cro«*.  87.V270-.  deficit 
peaae^  $1  .96  V  la  l««4-95,  gnm.  $66.31  1;  nagiM 
xpeaa«*.  $2JMt.  PrMhUat.  B.  A.  V.  Po*t,  New 


,  .  .  . 

eaae^  $1  .96  V    la  l««4-95,  gnm.  $66.31  1;  nagiM 
OBder  .,i-r.tin.-  «xpeaa«*.  $2JMt.     PrMhUat.  B.  A.   V.  P 
York  .  ftacretary.  E.  C.  Oiborn.  71  Broadway.-(  V.  63,  p.  4OI.) 

\.,n.,  Sh.ron  A  ilkany  BR.—  OWM  from  Cbnry 
Cwkmafall,  K.  Y..  21  mile*,  la  1876  road  wa*  acquired 
lbany  A  8nai|.  )>  I>.  A  U.  Ca  w 


V« 

ita 


ny  A  8nai|.>  )>/  I>.  A  U.  Canal  Co..  which  BOW  operate* 


<ap«ak»  *  Ohio  By.—  <«M  JT««.>—  Operate* 
va..  aad  Wa*hlnct»n.  D.  C..  to  Cincinnati.  Ohio, 


from  Ne 


OM  Point  Comfort  aad  New 
pan  Mew*  rla  c'harlotte*- 


.  .  .  .. 

*y  Hoet,  *«e.  - 
ay-dll-  •. 

AaWand.K7.u.(.,vli1rt..n.     Ill 
«»<»«f»'>t  .................       $21 


ewport 

.  with  branches, 
•d  fry  ««M*.  «fc.   Kiln. 
Bridge— Covlncton,     Ky..  to 

Cincinnati.  Ohio 2 

KlIsabethtowB  Lexington  A 

Big  Xan.lv  RR.  103 

SuBdry  branches 

Traekage  to  Vaahlngton 


24S 
85 
30 


Total  system 1.36O 

Louisville  .!  84 

road.   Of  the  "leaeed" 

line. 
*  One  wa*  aold   In   for* 


Horro«T.  Ar.-The  former , 

April  1,1 878.  aad  thl*  company  organised.  IB  1888.  under 
*•  sTOHfaa  of  Drexet.  BT eigaa  A  Oa..  reorganlied  without  foreclosure. 
«4  "^r"»d  •rt«»««  toCJ»iS»att  The  cOBsoUdaUon  with  the  Rlcb- 


•BBMmiaHMad  la  JaBwary.  1880. 

m^Bmtmt V  8Umfl    ffeKmUTP    rraw>IJ*l    W**Vwt  m.K. 


M... 


•  A  Ohio  Hteanuhlp  Co..  controlled 
Bee  below  and  V.  55.  p.  1078. 
la  $80,483.000:    taereaaed  from 
H*  Bgure  tlaro  H»O2  thraajrh  exchange  of  practloallj 
0^)00  of  pralwmditoeha  forii  BirnnTaSw*  aad  jmiarii 


mortrace  4>«  per  oenu  In  certain  proportion*.  Pint  preferred  for 
832.50O  and  tttond  prtferrtd  for  $28.900  only  wa*  ouUtandlng  July 
1,1396.  See  term*  of  exehanjre  In  V.  54,  p.  642. 

Bosoa.—  The  mrUt  A  bond*  of  1878  cover,  subject  to  the  purf/iatt 
wtoney  6*.  the  main  line  from  Richmond.  Va..  via  Charlott«*Tllle  to 
Ashland,  Ky  ,  438  mile*,  aad  are  equally  aecurod  with  the  Peaiiunlar 
Kfttntion  9i  by  Brat  mortgage  on  extension  to  Newport  News,  75  mile*. 
The  ftnnlHmlfi  mortgag*  due  In  1939  I*  for  830,000,000  ttnwtee 
Central  Trust  Company),  and  canolent  bond*  are  renerred  to 
provide  for  prior  Uen*.  Thl*  mortcace  I*  alao  aaenred  by  deposit  In 
trunt  of  the  31  1.000.000  bond*  and  two-third*  of  the  (took  of  the  Maya- 
vUle  A  BlcSandy  RR..  {on  road  Ashland  to  Oorlncton,  Ky.].  and  of  the 
Brtdce  to  Cinetnaat..  all  owned  by  the  Che*.  A  O.  RR.  (See  abctraot.  T. 
49.  p.  147.i 

JMrt.mma'  •«  AtUgltmy  Dlri*ion  bond*  cover  the  low-grade  freight 
route  from  Blehmoad  via  Lynehbuix  to  Clifton  Force  and  branches 
(Mort.  abstract*.  V.  SI.  p.  144.1 

The  fmtrml  mertMM  o/  1892  (Central  Tnut  Co.  and  R.  T.  Wlckham 
tnutee*)  U  for  870,OOO.OOO.  but  additional  amount*  at  825.000  per  mile 
may  be  Uraed  for  doable-tracklnc.  Of  the  870.000.OOO  a*  above, 
$32.691.000  band*  were  reaerved  to  provide  for  the  83O.OOO.OOO  con- 

The balance  unissued  may  be 
but    not  more   than 
cover*  tae  entire 
at    the    time   the 
property     and     mlleace 
abatraotof  mortcace 
In  April,  1897. 


sold    for  aew   aequMUona,  roUlng   stock,  etc.,  but 
$2,000.000  thereof  la  any  «ne  year.     The  mortgage  < 
property  of  the    eompany.   real   and   personal,    at 
deed     wa*     made,     aad    all     additional     property 
«oqulred  with  the  proceed*  of  the  bonds.    Bee  fullabetn 
In    V.  54.  p.  644 :  alao  V.  54.  p.  642 ;  T.  55,  p.  335.    . 
821 .790.008.  had  beea  listed  on  New  York  Stock  Exchange. 

The  AteaMAr *  L**infl*n  4  Big  Bandy  flrst  mortgagebonds, Interact 
OB  which  ha*  beea  reduced  to  5  per  cent,  have  been  endorsed  with  the 
anoint 


, 

a  *  O.  cuarantr  of  principal  aad  Interact,  and  general  mortffag*  bond* 
have  been  act  aclda  to  retire  them  at  maturity. 

The  iMHlntU*  *  Jefer~*rlUt  B**ft  boitda,  of  which  $3,OOO.OOO 
are  onUtandlng.  ire  cuarantced  Jointly  and  *cverally  by  the  Cheaa- 
paake  A  Ohio  andCleveland  Cincinnati  Cklraco  A  St.  Loni*:  any  deficit 
OB  account  of  the  hrldce  Is  payable  by  them  In  the  proportion  of  one- 
third  and  two-ihlrdi  respectively—  aee  V.  rj>.  i>.  ISO;  V.  til.  p.  327, 
558;  V.  62,  p.  84  aad  •eparatr  statement  for  L.  A  J.  Bridge  Co. 

Ac.    Blaoe  the  reonranUxUon  In  1888.  when 


the  control  of  the  eompenv  w«*  placed  for  five  vean  In  the  hand*  of 
trustees,  the  property  ha*  been  greatly  enlarges  and  Improved.  It  U 
operated  IB  harmony  with  the  Vanderbllt  line*. 

The  C.  A  O.  June  30. 1896.  wa*  Itatile  for  bill*  payable  $575.000,  of 
which  $I25,OOO OB  account  of  the  Investment  In  steamship  company'* 
debentures,  wh'eh  are  subject  to  sale ;  the  balance,  8450.000,  repre- 
sented a  part  of  the  equipment  notes  and  ear  trust  bonds  paid  off  dur- 
in/ the  last  two  yean.  These  loans  are  on  long  time,  with  a  portion 
of  81.074.000  44  per  eent  bonds  In  the  treasury  as  collateral  C.  A  O. 
I*  alao  lla'.le  a*  guarantor  on  the  Sorfolk  Wharf  Warehouse  A  Ter- 


ror the  fiscal  year  1996-87  (including  intrral  on 
tkt  31.O74.uOO  of  4>i  p.  r.  nondt  In  llu  Ireatvry  m  Juntjo,  ibqb)  are 
•ttraated  at  $3.133,471.  against  $  1.1O9.306  In  1*94-95.    V.  63.  p.  315. 
The  etaamahlp  line  was  formally  opened  Sept  7.  1893.  andowni 
Ix  aew  steamers,  nalng  the  railroad  wharves  at  Newport  News, 
C*ajrHNM.-8   months,  >  1896  7  ...Gross.  $7,052.485;  net.  $2,368.852 
July  1  to  Feb.  24.       $1893-6.... Groat,    6.926.100;  net,    2,192,613 


AXKOAL  RcniRT.— Flacal  year  end*  June  30.  Annual  mnetlnx  I* 
DM  at  Richmond  OB  the  Tuaaday  praoedlac  the  last  Tuesday  In 
October.  Baport  for  1895-06  wa*  clren  In  full  In  V.  63,  p.  309,  314. 


and  showed  tu<-  foil. .win*. 


I  alao  editorial  p.  291. 


Trugl'..— Of  the  total  toaaam  (6A44.835)  In  the  year  1895-96,  coal 
and  coke  fumUhc-  3.431.115  ton*,  or  521j  per  cent  nf  the  whole ; 
product*  of  agriculture  furnished  U  per  cent.  The  areraire  rate  ro- 
cetred  on  ReaiKiard  coal  wa*  only  2  S3  mill*  per  ton  per  mile  ;  on  all 
frelcbt,  4-2K  mill*.  A ve'ce  train  load,  225  tonsln  1 890  and  325  In  '95-96. 
*wr  miHnff  J*H»  80—  ]-•>'.  li'i.V  1894. 

Mile*  operated. 1,3«O  l.»6O  1,363 

Pawmacer  earnlnc* $1.U49,70O         $1.847,148        $2.011,977 

Frelcht  7.-HUW8  7,:mt,816  6,«30,201 

Kxpraw.  mall  and  mlaoel.  46O.743  444.O67  401,930 


Total  earning* $10.221,131 

.  sr.  expense*  and  taxes.        6,963. 1  .  < 
P«  ret.  expenses  to  earns..  •.-. 


$9.596,031 


Net  earning* 83.257.97H 

Other  Income J:!..IT 

Total  and  net  Income  $3.281.525 

Interest  on  bonds 83.126,140 

Rental* of  tracks  nrt ••.'.. 

[xws  on  craln  elevator....  7.11O 

discount  and  exch'ce,  Ac.  

Balance,  surplus $147,340              $18,700          ~$18,86O 

-(V.62,  p.   84,  683,  1086;  V.  63,  p.  297,  30«,  314.) 


$3.142,948 
$3,098.118 

:..!H  I 
1:1.077 
7,132 


$9.044,108 
6.027.127 
(67) 

$3,016,981 
13.3H6 

$3,030.347 
$2,948,112 
2,022 
8,780 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


APRIL,  ls>7.] 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND  BONDS. 


lubscrlbers  will  confer  a  treat  favor  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 


far  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  tee  nstes     of 
on  ttrst  page  of  tables.  Road 


352 

|M 


Mauri-*-  Oaio  4  Soutlutttltn—  1st  mort.,golil.c- 

M  mortgage  (91 1,000  per  mile) c- 

Bonlpment  trust  bonds  (see  text) o* 

Floating  debt  June  30.1895 

CktUrr  Co.  Cent.—  lstM..98OO,OOO,g..s.f.,notdwn.c 

<»•*»»<  Bill  HK.— Stock,  rental  P.*R.Ry 

QHaaao  *  AUon— Common  stock 

Prafetied  stock  (7  per  oent  yearly  not  cumulative . 
flea.  M.  Jollet  to  E.  St.  Louis  A  br,  sterling  . .  c* 
af.Dondsi  K.C.81.L.  AC.lstM.ooL)  jfold.not  dr'n .  c* 
Kansas  City  St.  L.  A  C.  pref.  stock,  guaranteed.. 
Jollet  A  Chic.,  7  p.e.  stock,  perpet-.guar.  by  C.  AA. 
81  L.  Jack.  A  Ch.,  3d  M.mow  1st),  end.  by  C.A  A. 

tint4*'-"*  A  Mo.,  guaranteed  preferred  stock 

1st  mort.  (guar.  p.  A  L  aad  later  assumed) 

3d  mort.  (gnar.  p.  •  L  aad  later  atsnmed) 

JOes.  River  Br.,  stock  (7  per  ct.  gnar.  by  C.  A  A). . 
1st  M..  gold.  «!•••  ml.  sink,  fond,  dr*a  at  100. .  e* 

fUimff  **rH*fto»*  JortAtm-atoek  913.000.000.    .... 
Ut  mortgage,  slnk'g  fund,  redeemable  at  105. .c-     330 


1--1 


322 
162 

37 
150 
101 
101 
101 


1897 


:  -73 
1878 


*1,000 
1,000 
1,000 


1868 


1870 
1877 


MM. 

Bqalpment  mortgage— see  text. 

n 


.  . 
T  81.  IBM  .....  «• 


text. 


Ova.  M.  eo  v'ng  Ch.  Term,  (now  1st  lien)  see  texto- 
Mnk.  toad  beads  (1st  M.  as  eolLi  not  df  n  e"*r 


Ok.  Burl.  AQ.  Iowa  Dlv.,  s.f.5s,drawnat  109..  > 
Iowa  1>I  v..  «.  f.  mortgage  4*.  drawnstlOO. ear  { 
Sink,  fund  4s  (for  B.  A  6.  W.)  drawn  at  lOO.eAr' 


Dearer  exten.  (oollac  tr.i  liMn,  «.f.  dr-n  at  lOO.e* 
Det*nture«  for  Han.  A  St.  Joseph  Mock <" 


342 


1877 

1886 
1B88 
1888 
1894 


500  *o. 

5O 

100 

100 

1,000 

l.OOO 

100 

100 

1,000 

100 

1,000 

1,000 


755  ,  1873 

•j-i     1-7.; 


415 


.  Isane  82.5OO.OOO:  redeemed  br  rtnktng  fund  andc. 


by  .I 
,020, 


•    ,    .-    ,:', 

•aaeeled  are  not  Include.!,    d.  9l.O2O.Ob6;  r.  $1.70  9.tlOO  are  In 


l.OOO 
100 

500  Ac. 

1,000 

1.000 

10.000.4c 

100 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1.000 
l.OOO 
l.OOO 


Amount 
Jutotandlng 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 
8toek»—  Last 
Dividend. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
whom. 

*6,176,OOO 
:>><;:..  ooo 
563.000 
4.154.313 
600,000 
120,800 
18,751,100 
3,479,500 
4,379,850 
1,730,000 
1.75O.OOO 
1,5OO,OOO 
230,000 

TOO  <Wl 

r 

P.  A  A. 
F.  A  A. 

Seml-an 

Feb.,  '96,  pd.  Jne.  30/96 
Auir.,'93,  coup,  laatp'd. 
In  default. 

Aug.  1,  1911 
Aug.  1,  1911 
June,  1901 

Is- 

S   IMT  .in. 

3  per  an. 

eg. 

6g. 

<<  IMT  ;«n. 
7  IHT  an. 

J.   A   J. 
Q.-M. 
U.—  M. 
3.-M. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A  N. 
ij.  -». 
Q.-J. 
J/A   J. 

F     *    A 

Philadelphia  bfflce. 

Jan.   1,  1927 

5  N.Y.,Cuyler,Morg'n  ) 
(  ACo  AUulc.Tr.Offloe  J 
Lond'n.J.S.MorganACo. 
N.  Y..Cuyler,Morg.ACo. 
do             do 
N.  Y.,  U.  8.  Trust  Co. 
N.  Y.,Cuyler,Morg.ACo. 

Moh.  l.'97.2% 
Moh.  1,'97.  2% 
July  1,   1903 
May  1.  1903 
Fb.  1.'97,  !>«% 
Apr.,  '97,1%% 
July  1.  1898 

Poh      '07    Tlafc. 

1,785,000 

300.000 

300.000 

53O.OOO 

9.665.OOO 

6,147,000 

3.450.OOO 

.10-i.OOO 

23O.OOO 
32.002300 
28,924,000 
a2,315.000 
b-2.H18.OOO 
,•  1,071,000 


e7.968,000 
9,000.000 


7  per  an.  J.   A  J.  Chlo.,  Treasurer's  Office  Jan.,  '97, 


6g. 


llnl-i'.n: 
7 
5 

4 
4 


P.  A  A. 
M.  A  N. 


do 
do 


do 
do 


Aug.  1,   litoo 
Nov.  1,  19OO 


A.  A  O.  N.Y.,Cuyler,Morg.ACo. 


A.  A  O.  N.Y.,F.L.AT.Co.ABost 
J.  A  I )  do  do 

P.  A  A.  do  do 

^  A  O.  

Q.-M.   N.  Y.,  Boston  and  Chlo. 


J.  A 
A.  A 
A.  A 
A.  A 
M.  A  S. 
P.  A  A. 
M.  A  N. 


J.  N.Y 
O. 
o. 
0. 


Bk.offom.ABost 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 


.  8185.0  00;  .Inking  fund  aiwe  ts.$l.:>  I  4.3O7.  b.  $1 82,000.  and 
sinking  'fund  uncanc  eled  and  are  here  Included. 


Oct.  1.  191* 


1,  1926 


1918 
1903 
.  1926 

••.'7,1% 


Apr. 
June 
Feb. 
Apr. 
Men  15 
July  ,  1903 
Oct.  ,  19O1 
Oct.  ,  1919 
Oct.  1,  1919 
Sept.  1,  1921 
Feb.  1,  1922 
May  1.  1913 
c,  $3,224,000; 


Chesapeake  Ohio  A  «.>inh vre.leru  RR.— ft*  Jfop  Illinoit 
OtKtnl.i- Louisville,  Ky..to  Memphis,  Tenn..  a^a  miles,  and  branch 
KUurwthtown  M  OelUan  Junction  6  mile*.  39-1  miles:  of  which  Is 
based  from  Louisville  A  Nashville  their  OsoUlan  branch.  46  miles. 
Also  operated  separately  the  HodgensvUle  A  KlUabethtown  and  the 
Troy  TlptonvUle  railroads.  10  miles,  meet  of  whose  securities  are 

•rned 

^^•mrr.— In  November,  1893,  a  large  amount  of  the  Junior  secorl- 

Me.  (see  .  -t  V.  63.  p,  9<8).  aad  subsequently  nearly  the  entire  Issue 

^^•K.  O.  A  &  W.  frsts  were  purchased  by  the  Illinois  Central. 


18»«.  were  paid  June  30.    V  

Cads  for  9473.000  were  paid  off'  Feb.  1. 1897.   The  equipment 

lag  the  equipment  trout  bonds  of  19O1  was  sold  at  auction.  V.  04,  p.  963. 

RCFOBT.— Fiscal  year  changed  to  cad  June  3O. 

Orestsonu.        Ktt.       OUuri*e.    Int..  tie.     Jstanef 

93.493.430    9815340      91.785    9791. 12O     926.311 

3.929.000      799.044         4.736       -431,639        27.859 

-92-93  groi«.92,410.20H  ;  la  1891-93.  93.W7.825. 

<  lir.ter  A  Lenolr  \arrow  Caage  HH.—4ee  Carolina  A  North- 

«  he. i  ii  it  i  mil  MR. -Own.  from  Oermantown  to  Chestnut  Hill. 
Ps  .  l  mlln  )..-  leased  In  1890  to  Phlla.  *  Reading  Ry..  the  rental 
bang  reduced  from  12  per  cent  to  0  par  coat  on  suck. 

*   Alton  m».— ROAD- Operates  from  Chicago  to  St. 
is  Cltr.  ete..  owning  543  mdes  and  operating  la  all  843 


'     " 

.  Ki-i  -•    1^.  i!. Jll 

Rto  Wash,  and  Laoon...  SO 
.  Jaek.  *  Csle.  DlrUlon- 

Bloomlngton  to  Godfrey 15O 

,  Bond  hoose  to  Oolney  June 

Jetttt  to  Coal  Cfty.  eie. 25 

(MherllBes .     0 


Rlr.- 

Ui  Cedar  City 101 

ty8t  U  ACnlcago- 

Msxioo  to  Kansas  City 102 

Mlaiteslppt  River  Bridge 1>« 


Total  of  aUowaed  and  leased  (TO  Ib.  stftl) 843 


at  \I4.  U 


i  KeorganUed  In  Oetohar.  1802.  after  fcreetosuie.    la  1884 

soasotldated  with  the  Ml  Loots  Jackson  vllto  A  Chicago  RR. 

W  was  sold 
tboaasdas. 
L450.900  M 


c  98.185  JOO 

rWtoa«U83^00of  7  per  eentboMls  doe  Janaary  1.1893.  In  Aognst, 
1899.  the  •ompaar  sold  93^450.900  osw  .took  to  stoekbolden  at 
114  to  retire  90.929.000  7  p*r  eent  bonds  duo  April  1.  1894. 

TV  Chicago  A  A 
BVS  dlvldead  aot 
payment  of  7  on 


ck  has  prior  right  to  a  aon-eamnla- 
Mat  from  Mt  earnlucs  and  (attar 
any  sorplas. 


Drvtonma.—  FT.  et  > 
!•••  »aad  prsf  ...  ( 

L«H*D  U«M.—  The  Ki 
fttmty  from  HOT.  1.  1877.  at 
[••bonds  art  held  by  the  C. 
kAHoa  bond,  of  1878.  wata 


IB 

1885  to  Mar..  1*97 
8  yearly  (2  qnar  ) 


.  8.  Trust  Co.  as  seemlti  tat  the  ChloaM 
.     atah  have  a  .Inkrng  fund  (In  18904  of  0135.- 

WOperan.om.  OMmonetook.9371.7oo77whtoh9157.0OOU  owned 
>7  taeC.  A  A.  Dividend,  of  7  aor  oamt  per  annum  were  paid  on  K.  C. 
H.UAq  limrsnatUl  Nov.  1.  T-i9t.  aid  the.  .u.psndsd. 

Ths  JatU  4  Ckltaf  U  leased  from  Jaauary  1,  1804.  rbrtht  term  of  Its 
ihsrter.  and  forms  part  of  the  mala  Una.    Rental.  7  par  eeat  oa  stock. 


AOHUMM  4  ITUmiiH  fUnr  Kit.  wat  teased  In  perpetuity.  Aug. 

^,  Oadar  the  amemtnt  of  No  v.  1  3.  1894.  the  Alton  aamuned  &> 
la  lien  of  rental*,  all  Intarsst  on  th-  .Art!  and  utond  mortgaga 
MMi  sad  their  prlndpil  whoa  doe,  also  7  p.  o.  per 
Mtjtd  preferred  'took,  and  alsoto  purchase  tae  L  A 
mtai  tl  at  929  50  per  snare  a  .dike  e  >mmoa  at 


•87.    Unntrsateed 
(12.700.  neither  of 


annum  on  the  ifuar- 
M.R.  unguaranteed 
910  per  .hare.  V. 

_ Is  f  1.010.000  aad  common 

......  -.  which   have  ev«r    paid  dividends      In  Deo.. 

190,  all  but  J-7  .hares  of  unguaranteed  preferred  and  474  .hares  of 
•mmen  stock  had  been  puretsssd  by  Chicago  A  Alton. 
The  Jrtefaeterf  *tsw  *rta>»  Is  leased  In  perpetuity  from  Dee.  3. 1877, 
m  9460.000  .took  (all  owned  by  cT/ATaad  0  p.  o.  on  (mads. 
•  59.  p.  433;  V.  61.p.^<. 

f»«'*»*i-  PWAJICBS. -The   Chicago   A   Alton  Road   has    been   per- 

17  strong  in  having  a  large  local  boaraeas  between  Chicago  and 

1  .k*?U     '«•  leawd  lines  are  at  timplittly  eomtroUed  a.  If  owned, 

Be  system    Is    very   ooatervaUvely    insntitsl.     no    extensions 

avmg  been  t.uiit  or  new  Uaes  acquired  of  recent  years. 

">«r.-The  annual  meeting  Is  held  In  Chicago  the  flrst 
ftjjjjj,1*  ARB-  Asamal  report  for  1990  was  la  V.  047*7970.    See  also 


TeartndinaDer.31—     1896. 

Miles  operated 843 

Pastengen 92,116.213 

Freight 4.338.900 

Mall,  expenses,  etc..      385,140 

Total  groat  earns...  90.810.243 

Net  earnings $2.801,737 

Other  receipt*. 234,357 

Prem't  on  new  stock 


1895. 
843 
92,134.155 

l. -•-•>. '"» 
378,421 


80,802,485  96.292,336  97,566,639 

93,819,493  92.663.548  92.910,750 

341,535          273.019  305,336 

344,779  131 


1894. 

si:; 

92.013.912 

3.881,544 

360,780 


1898. 

843 

92,900,820 

4.273,117 

392.7O2 


Total  receipt* 83.O3S.994 

Rentals  psJd 9430,475 

OoBStruct..e(iulp..Ao.        52.378 
on  debt.....      587,999 


KHWCVVft    UB    UOUb.....  VJ  t  ,u.*9 

Dividends 1.778.444 

»*• •« '   »"'  |     till 


93.061.017 

9422,772 

18.765 

5T!».618 

11-1 

34.506 


93,231.346 

9032,987 

26.218 

527.504 

1,729,424 

168.227 


Balance,  surplus.. 


93.216.217 
9653,899 

1,542:380 

:.7.:Ui 

917,333      *9236,903       9196,980         972,727 

•  In  addition  9303.705  was  paid  for  old  claims  to  Wiggins  Ferry  Co. 
-(V.  61,  p.  366;  V.  62,  p.  347.   359,366,  538;  V.  61.  p.  357,  370. 

Chicago  Burlington  It  Northern  KR.— Road  from  Oregon, 
la.  w  8l  PsttU  Minn..  311  mil-..  Including  trackage  25  miles  (318 
miles  owned);  other  trackage.  S  mile.:  owns  from  Fulton  to  Savanna, 
111..  17  mile.;  hranahe*.  0  miles;  total.  371  miles.  Completed  Aug.,  1880. 
Jan.  1,  1895,  C.  B.  A  Q.  owned  99,555.000  of  the  stock.  (V.  SO,  p.  390.) 

Bo*rje.— The  C.  B.  A  4.  and  Chicago  A  Iowa  give  a  traffic  guarantee 
for  2O  years  from  '83  of  one-half  of  their  net  earnings  derived  from  Imnl- 


to  aad  from  the  Northern  (to  be  not  lens  than  81OO.OOO  per  year) 
for  the  retirement  of  Chicago  Burlington  A  Northern  ants  at  105;  and 
after  March  31. 1896.  the  whole  Issue  may  be  retired  at  105.  The 
amount  of  firsts  outstanding  has  thus  been  reduced  from  C9.OOO,OOO 
to  amount  ID  table.  Bee  description  of  mortgage  In  October,  1890, 
SOPpLBME-rr  page  1.  In  April  1897,  New  York  Stock  Exchange 
gave  98.241.000  first  5s  at  listed. 

The  equipment  bonds  were  called  for  payment  at  105  on  Feb.  1 .  1893, 
and  holders  given  the  privilege  of  retaining  their  bond,  upon  agreeing 
to  5  par  oent  interest  and  the  waiving  of  the  .Inking  fund  provision. 
Pnixllng  notes  for  923O.OOO  were  Imued  In  1891.  The  debentures  of 


1890  for  9035.000.  due  Dee.  1.  1896.  were  paid  on  that  date,  second 
ortgage  bonds  of  1888  being  Issued  therefor. 
In  year  1895  froat  93,005,907;  uet,  853U.127;  .1,-UMt  under  Interest, 


mortgage  bon 

In  year  1895  Krw«  y«.wu,wfi   HO*.  ViJ.>;r,t..<,   ucuui*   umior  iiiMmacy 

taxes,  etc.,  9354,7 10.  la  1891  gross  earnings  were  91.H2-.309  :  net, 
9546V430;  rental..  0127.548 :  IB torest.  9001,475;  taxes.  093,822  ;  Hal, 
deficit  for  year.  9335,407.  In  1893  gross.  02,361.155.  V.  63,  p.  879. 


Chlrago  Burlington  Ac  ((ulnry  UK.— //fee  JfopJ  -RoAD.-Ope- 
rates  a  great  system  of  roadi  extending  from  Chicago  westerly,  reach  • 
Ing  81  Paul  and  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  St.  Louis  and  Kansas  City.  Mo., 
Omaha.  Neb..  Denver.  Col..  Cheyenne, Wyo  .  Black  Hills.  S  D..  and  Bil- 
lings, Mont.  The  accompanying  map  shows  clearly  the  system. 

toad esuMd,  fsesasf.  ete.       XUtt  \     Controird  and  i >>>eraleft .  \ Miltr 

Chicago  to  Denver,  Col 1,0461  Chicago  Burl.  A  Northern....  H  371 

Branches    and    leased   lines  Kan.  C.St.  J.  A  Conn.  Hlun>U— 

310 


practically  owned./!  1.907 

Used  jointly  with  other  Oo.'s.    307 

Total  *y»tem  proper 5.86O 

Beeondtnck *rr 


Kan.  C.  St.  J.  A  Conn. 

Kan.  C.  to  Coun.  Bluff*,  etc. 
8l.LoulsK.  AN.W.(allown'd)  225 
Chicago  Burl.  A  Kan.  City...  236 
Hannibal  A  St.  Joseph T297 

Total  system,  stand,  gauge.. 17, ISO 
Narrow-gauge iy) 

1  These  properties  %re  separately  described  In  this  BPFPLKXBVT. 

I  After  deducting  119  miles  of  road  duplicated  lu  statements  above. 

OaOAinzATioK,  Ac.— This  was  a  consolidation  In  July,  1875,  of  the 
Chicago  Burlington  A  (julncy  In  Illinois  and  the  Burlington  A  Missouri 
River  In  Iowa.  In  1880  the  Burlington  A  Missouri  In  Nebraska  wae 
absorbed.  The  leeted  line,  are  practically  owned  and  there  Is  no  charge 
for  rentals  In  the  Income  account,  except  as  Interest  on  bonds.  The 
twnershlp  In  the  other  roads  above-mentioned  Is  In  the  stocks  and 
bonds  thereof,  and  their  accounts  are  kept  separate. 

LA  VIM.— Only  49,700  acres  remained  un«old  Dec.  31, 1890;  land  notes 
outstanding.  Including  Interest  payable,  9327.1 18. 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— The  stock  has  been  Increased  for  the  acquisition 
of  new  lines,  aad  in  1880  a  distribution  of  20  per  cent  was  made.  Stock 
for  05.595.3OO  was  sold  at  par  M  stockholders  In  February,  IS'.K). 

DIVIDBSDB.—     I1OJ1-H7  '88  '89  '90   '91  '92  ^93  '94   '95  *08    '97 
Percent \  8  yrly.     5      4      54-45      5    4%     4     4  Below. 

In  1897,  Mar.,  1  p.  o. 

SlKKlxr)  FoitiM.— Included  In  the  bonds  outstanding  In  the  table 
tbove  are  sundry  bonds  of  the  company  which  are  neld  alive  and 
drawing  Interest  for  account  of  the  various  sinking  funds. 

B'»<nn — For  full  description  of  each  loan  see  the  editorial  article  on 
pegesS  to  6of  8(JppL,K*K»Ti>r  Oct.,  1890,  andCimoNi'iLK  V.  6:i.p.  775. 

Tneaoifnrf.  mortgage  at  1373  Is  for  930.000.OOO,  <>r  wtuou  fl.078.OOO 
reserved  to  retire  a  like  amount  of  Ottawa  Oswego  A  Fox. 


LNVESTOKS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


LX1V. 


Tns^r^^swfiiiaiH'n 

nfcf^li^?      frM" — 


APRIL,  1897. 1 


EAILKOAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


9» 


Mubecrlbera  will  roofer  a  great  favor  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  ail)  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 


RAILROAD8. 

Mlle» 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 

lli.mU 

Size,  or 
Par 

V.l!..... 

Amount 

Outstanding 

INTEREST  OF  DIVIDENDS. 

«oi«d*—  PrtnoJ 
pal.  When  Dae 
Stockt—lMt 
Dividend. 

for  explanation  of  column  beading*,  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  first  page  of  table*. 

I:..-.-  ]••  '. 
i  ,  •„:. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

0*<M0o  Uurlin.jlun  *  (JutHri/—/  Concluded!— 
Nebraska  ezL.f2O.OOO  p.  m.  (».  (..  not  dr'ni.c-.sr 
Chicago  A  Iowa  I>lv    t-ollst  trust                   c" 

1.475 
121 

1887 

l-.r, 
1890-2 

>  l-7i 
'  1-7- 

1--CI 

1879 

1-70 

1-7- 
1--7 
1--,, 
1890 

1,000  Ac 
1,000 
100  Ac. 
•  ;.M.  to, 
6OO  Ac. 
l.OOO 
6OO  Ac. 
LOW 
100  Ac. 

i".6bb 
Too 

100 

!•*•    .V 

1,000 

1.000 
1,000 
1,000 

l.OOOAc 
1.000 

liwi 
1.000 

1.INN1A,. 

r26.730.000 
2.320.0OO 
1S.2U3.9OO 
g7,7?7.000 
5.000.OOO 
liU.:u7.(MNi 
kl.  078.400 
1,076.000 
1.125,000 
Bee  text. 
600.000 
-..   text. 
6,197,800 
1.-  :...7<Ni 
3389300 
119.000 
K»3,000 
3,788,000 
42.000 
9,767,000 
4.626.000 
100.000 
12.000,000 
10,000.000 
300.000 
1,313.000 
74.750 

5 
5 
6 

« 

8 

7 

7 
See  'text. 

«« 

l< 

5 

M.       N. 
F.       A. 
M.        8. 
J.         J. 
J.         J. 
J.         J. 
J.         J. 
J.         J. 
M.        8. 
J.        D. 
J.         J. 
F.        A. 

4'-J. 

J.          !> 
M.       N. 
J.        D. 
A.        O. 
F.        A. 
M         X 
J.         J. 

N.Y.,  Bk.of  Com.A  Boat, 
do              do 
do              do 
Boston,  Bk.  of  Com'rce. 
do              do 
do              do 
Boston.  Bk.  of  Com'roe. 

N.Y..F.L.AT.co.ABo*t 

Boston,  Bk.  of  Com'roe. 
Boston. 
Boston,  Co.'s  Office. 
Boston,  C.  B.  A  Q.  office 

May  1,  1927 
Feb.   1,  1905 
Sept  1,  1908 
July  1,  1918 
July  1,  1918 
Jan.   1,  1910 
July  1,  1919 
July  1,  1900 
Mcii.  1,   19O8 
Deo.   1,  1927 
Jan.   1.  1910 
Feb.  1,  1930 

Convertible  debenture*  (Hoe  remarks)             r" 

B.A  MO.RR.  la  Neb.  s  Land  grant.  s.  (..  dr.  at  10O  / 
Coa.M8140OOOOO  (  Exempt,  not  dr*n  till  19O8  j 
BurL  *  Mo.  KK.  In  Neb.  .  «.  (.  for  At.  ANeb.  RR.st'k  .  . 
Rep.Val.R..lstM.g.,<dr.atlOO)».r..814,OOOyr'ly.c 
Ottawa  Oswego  A  Fox  River,  lit  mortgage  —  e* 
A  tea.  ANeb.,  lit  M..  At.  toUn.,Neb..eto..guar.e- 
M  mort.  on  Atch.  A  Neb.  KK.  (lit  M.  on  bridge) 
Une*nAN.W.  RR.lstM.ruar..s.f.l  p.e-.notdr'n.. 
0.  B.  *  Q.  Hvitnn-Kt.  L.  leekuk  *  K.  W.  1st  M     .  . 
OAK-.  4  Eati.  lUtnoi*—  Com.  stock  (*15.OOO  p.  mile). 
Preferred  •took  6  per  cent  (910  OOO  per  mile)    . 

584 

"9O 
70 
US 

"72 

S.Y..  Hanover  Nat.  B'k 
N.Y..4U)  Xat.Bk.ABost 
Boston.  Globe  Nat  Bk. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank. 
X.  Y.,  Central  Tr.&Bos. 
X.  Y..  Central  Trust  Co. 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Met  Trust  Co. 

Apr.l>97,l>«% 
Deo.   1,  1907 
May   1,  1920 
Dee.   1,  1931 
Oct.    1,  1934 
Feb.  1,  11H3 
Nov.  1,  1937 
Jan.   1.  1936 

107 

15 
137 

1877 

!--(. 
1--1 
1884 

1--7 

1887 

i--.; 

Danville  A  Grape  Creek  KB-—  1M  M.,  aaenmed.  .e* 
'  %iiiipji|iiB   Irt  mortgage                  .                .    c" 

CMtatarml  trust  bonds  (Inking  fund         .           c' 

2H6 
174 

Ckle-A  IwLCoaJ-lstM.  825.000  p.  m..a**nmed.e- 
tHUtmav  *  J>i*   Stock  (all  held  by  Erie) 

IstM  .gold.  Interest  gnar.tillprlnclpal  Is  paid,  c- 
Income  bond*  for  81  0.OOO.OOO  5  p.  c.  non-com... 
Terminal  lit  mortgage,  gold.     ,              

349 
349 

I-..P 
1B9O 

1--- 
:-..i 

5  g. 
Mostly 
5g. 
9  f- 

M.       N. 

ow  ed 
J.        J. 

J.        J. 

New  York,  Erie  RR. 
by  Erie  KK. 
New  York.  Erie  RR. 

M»7   1.  1983 
Oot    1,  1983 

JaM18 

«afaa*»  *»rt  JfoaUem  4  &n  Jfrtas*-  l.lmort-^oM 
Income  bonds  

.... 

l.OOO 

The  Chicago  Burlington  A  Qulney  sinking  funds  for  the  several  loans  respectively  held  alive  January  1, 1897,  of  the  bond*  given  above  at 
outstanding:    Of  c.  #«.073.«WO  ;  h,  81.696.OOO;    K.8249.9OO.    Also  canceled  bond*  not  Included  above,  f.  82.71  l.OOO. 


•Mar  guaranteed  bonds.    The  consols  are  a  flnt  mortgage  or  flrst 
trilateral  lien  en  765  mile*  of  road  la  Illinois  and  on  Chicago  terminal 
operty,  and  on  payment  of  C1.O76.OOO  Ottawa    Oswego    A    Fox 
ver  bond*  Jul;  1.  19OO.  will  embrace  It*  68  miles  additional 
The   /ova     WrUisw    bond*  are  a  flnt  mortgage  on  tke  main  line  in 
lewa  from  Burlington  la  East  Plattamoath  on  the  Me.  River.  278  miles. 
0*122  mile*  of  braaekee:  ther  are  al»o  a  flr»t  collateral  Hen  on  430 
and  M  mile*  of  second  track.    Theee  bonds  have  a 


pro 
fiv 


K.-V....    . 
Interest  on 


1888 

8199395 
6.7*6.206 


H'.-,. 
8229.880 
6372.637 


1894. 


6.492,429 


!-:•:!. 
8310.'260 
6,538.911 


fundaf   l>*  per  M 
tooallatlOO.  Ike 5*  at 


not  exeead  In 
track  (of 


•108300)  yearly,  for  which  the  4s  are 
10*.  The  sin*le  main  line  and  branch** 
I  the  aggregate  90O  miles."  at  *1H.OOO 


.    __    _  Jan.  1.  1884,  there  war*  86 

ttas)  may  be  tasoed  an  additional  814XWO  per  artJ*. 
^^•••r  Exteatstan  bond*  eaa  be  licrsaii*  onlv  for 
- 

•  •odntarnl. 


and  810.000  par 
t  of  de 


second  track  at 

.  .,f    H-7(V-w  1      .-..,I,.l 

lie  for  sTaito 
1  5OO  mile*. 

A  •>.!'••  i  of  dead  T.  45.  p.  441 
Buriinytoo  4  Mttfa»ri  git  to  .Ystrasw*  «*••*«.  mortgage  .  . 

•MX),  and  If  now  a  1st  M.  or  1st  collateral  lien :  all  eirept  the 
WOof  xiiiyt  bond*  are  subject  to  eaU  for  the  sir, king  fun  1  »t 
1.200  having  been  retired  in  1896.  The  -  exempt "  bonus  may 
Infler  1900? 

Tke  5  ftr  ssis/  Mmtmrn  of  1890  and  1883  ar«  nmttrMIt  into  stock. 
M  any  time  prior  to  December  1.  19O3. 


Many  of  the  bond*  are  I 
HMrtM*  price*,  plus  i 


6ofthe8crr 


rr  far  Oct.  1898. 


(mar  be  drawn)  bator*  maturity  at 
as  staled  In  the  table  above. 


have  rssdrsd  to  Jan.  1. 


I  In  the 


ahont  87,000.000  of  the  company's 

the  benoat  of  tko  senfral  *taklBg*f«Bd**U>aa* 
are  held  allv*  drawing   Inmost  and  are  t 
eompnay's  ouUtaodtBJ^oM.    In  1898  tko  ai 


tad  anrfl  the 

*7fw3  :   :• 


k)  raoelvad.  while  87.iM7.OOO  was 

^ 


.  8813)0300:  of  this  amount 
Hannibal  *  St.  Joseph,  from 


the  8I4.244JMM)  Hanni 
.  a  large  ••ml  of  Hs»ks 

778  and  «77. 


owned  were  In  1W«,  as  follows 


.tn 


l  nrtlel*  eeveriag  tollr  tk*  abov*  points  was  in  V.  63,  p.  775. 


tar  I 
1m 


V). 

i- . 


It.T     >.  ,i! 

attagUne* 


mtroU 


rroni  Jan.  1  to  Feb.  38  (3  ninths)  earning*, 


«-.  M-/.-7 

1.715.188 


troll-! 


•  1.780.000    MT.  8497.987 
1.783314    dot.       47.098 

Is' to  be  ofcanmil  from  Dee.  31  to  June 
a*M  Ike  third  Wednesday  la  May.    Report  for 
length  la  tko  CWaomcu.  V.  84.  p.  752.  758. 
atonal,  page  788.    Income  account  I*  now  reported  so  a* 
Ik*  eooraUan*  and  reanlu  of  tk*  a  B.  A  S.  and  all  the  "eon- 
•ads.    la  this  form  the  showing  I*  as  follows: 


L  RgroRT.— 
aal  nvwting  I* 
>  MlbUakw*  at 


JTat 


abowteg 

OCarriiv. 


• 

The  oprrations  of  the  syMam  proper  (Inrlndlng  Ik*  line*  controlled 
•nlj  la  "other  Income- a*  mkuwt  or  dividends  reerlTeil),  have  been: 

UW  MM 

-,-:,,  -..7.0  13* 

.  834374.197     834367,132     831.04^.969 

•JwF.««n.Ataa.  16348398       18.710389       18384386       21,224304 


llv. 
BetM  AM.  I.  gr 


.13?9% 

490.18* 

41371 


81,771.093 
ioH',423 


*l".Vin.7»7     810.610.476     810395,444     811397.979 


Imimvt  onoswi.   o. /*o.-wo          o^vfa»w«f  o, »»-,*-«  o.a^n.tfll 

Dividend*...   ..(4)8.380.111(4)3380.108(4^)3.895.128    (5)3.960,253 
Car.toalnrgrd.  7.;<..j»i  77  :   :-7  765.O90 

def.  8424.800  def.  8383362def31.03O.471    sur.8123,468 
-(V.  63,  p  498,  775.  793,  877,  ///«  V.  64.  p.  783,  7*3.  753,  758. 

Chicago  tt  Kaslern  Illinois  KK.— /«•<  **£•>— Operates  road 
(double  track  to  Danville.  106  mile*)  from  Chicago,  ni.,  to  Terra  Haute. 
Ind..  and  the  bituminous  eoal  fields.  .  (18ee  this  eo.) 

•Jttaj 

...   48 
...    13 

...    90 

17 


/,,.,.   ,.r,,,,/,,,  r,,  . 

Dolton  to  Altamon t.  111 

Roesvllleto8ldeU.ni 34 

to  Ind.  State  line- 
mi  Ry. 
Jnnc,to 
Chic.  A  Indiana  Coal  IX  v.,Braill 


to  La  Orwata,  Ind..  ate 
Doable  track. 


I--' 
iot> 
"7 
organl 


. 

Evans.  T.  II.  A  Chic.  RR.,1 
Ind.  Block  Coal  RR 
Oh.  Pnd.  A  hfemphl*- 
Altamont  to  Marion 


to  Terre  II . . 
Dolton  to  Chloago,  Oh.AW.Ind. 


Total  operated  Feb.  1, 1897. .637 
existing  title  September 


consolidated  with  the  Chleago  _ 
Also  own*  control  of  Bvansvllla 


Hurn>BT.   I.itsBs.  Ao.— 

rOUllT 

Indiana  Coal  RR.    Hoe  V.  51  pToSr. 

Terra  Hante  A  Chleago  RR.  and  81.0OO.OOO  stock  of  the  Chloago  at 
ma -which  see.  having  aU  the  local  traffic  of  the  Utter 
Ion  Into  Chicago.  In  January.  1890,  a  ton-roar  tram* 
•ado  wttk  the  EvaasvtUeATerre  Haute  for  tke  opera- 
tion of  a  throagb  Une  between  Chicago  and  Evanevllle.  V.  55,  p.  999. 
In  March,  1897.  the  Chloago  Paducah  A  Memphis,  97  miles,  was  ab- 
sorbed b/  *»a*olld»nen.  r  84.  p.  4 •.-.'.  and  a  connection  froan  Sbelbr- 
vtlto  to  Altaomrt,  35  miles,  built.  (V.  64.  p.  516.) 

>b  stock  Is  entitled  to  all  surplus  after  8 
In  addition  to  the  amount*  ouutand- 
mon  an.l  84O7.1OO  preferred  were  held 
80.1890. 

DIVIDBKD*-     (18W          «88          -90          -91       '92  to  Apr.'97.  InoU 
On  pref.,  n.  e.    }  7«i  8          8  stk.      4>t         6  p.  c.  yearly 

OOsJLsVTfam,  Ac. -The  Chleago  *  Eastern  Illinois  guaran- 
it  on  Evaosvllle  Terre  Haute  A  Chloago  Issu  —  (see  that 
latorest  on  815O.OOO  Indiana  BloakOonl  1st  7s. 

awirton  "I  1887  (trustee.  Central  Trust 
retirement  of  - 
road  M  818, 
-nt  87.000  i 


CAJrTTAi.  wTOOO-ThO  «, 

par  cent  on  tko  preferred  etook. 
fn>  tn  wan  nabln.  1tLlan3O8  aoan 
inth.  00.1^  •tra^ary  June 


Oemonay)  provides  for  the  retirement  of  8O.O42.OOO  prior  bonds  and 
for  tame  of  bond*  on  new  road  M  818300  per  mile  for  single  track 
aleo  for  bond*  for  eqnlpoMint  at  t7.000  per  mAe  and  for  double  track  at 
00  per  mile.  These  bonds  are  aV^  mortgage  on  154  mUes  of  road, 
•ding  tke  Une  from  RuMvllln  via  Sldall  to  Altamont.  etc.,  also  on 
pasont  TaHU  nt  8-J.ilJ.OOO.  and  upon  real  estate  In  Chicago  oost- 
>ver81JOO.OOO  They  also  cover  IO6  miles  of  double  track  fro-a 
rllle  to  Dolton.  Ill .  »nd  r»st  of  property  subject  to  prior  Uens.  A* 
kl»ngo  Padaeah  A  Memphis,  sac  above. 


rSfi.' 


and  R.B.  r  Pleroei 


..•  !--.;  bj 


polltaa 


•  T  81.000,000  on  road  from 

ifl  and  83S.OOO  per  mile  I87.OOO  of  this  for  equipment) 
I  *eeond  track,  8X.OOO.  The  bond*  have  been  assumed. 
OWJONLU.  roiA»cn*.— Tkla  company  own*  most  of  the  capital  stock 
of  Ik*  Braill  Block  Goal  Co.,  and  carries  all  It*  coal.  It  carries  alao 
the  eoal  of  the  Grape  Creek  region.  It  ha*  bought  within  a  few  yean 
terminal  property  In  Chicago  worth  over  81 .2OO.OOO.  In  March.  1 897. 
»on**U  for  83.280.OOO  war*  listed,  having  been  Issued  on  account  of 
purchase  of  Chic.  P.  A  M.  and  connection  therewith.  V.  04.  p.  516. 
On  June  SO.  1896,  HUT  roll*  and  current  account*  were  8304.765: 
"otker  liabilities".  8307.256.  Cash  on  hand,  8130,725:  bill*  and  ao- 
count*  receivable.  HI 0.383. 

EABXIM*.— For  6  months,  Julr  1  to  Dec.  81 : 

6*M*4A»-         Onus.  Kit.  /nltnU. 

1898 82.00-J.924  8783.56O  848.',.140 

1890 2.215.42O  835,634  486.274 

AKWDAL  RCPOBT.— Flaoal  yoar  end*  June  3O.  Annual  meeting  Is  held 
la  Chleago  on  tke  Brst  Wedneeday  In  June.  The  annual  repon  for 
1895  96  was  In  V.  83,  p.  405.  The  company  receive*  low  rates  for  It* 
freight,  the  rate  par  ton  per  mil*  being  54-1OO  of  a  cent  In  1  Hits  96; 
M>  100  In  1894-957^83  100  In  1898-94  and  (V9-100  of  a  cent  In  1892-98. 
Of  the  traffic  about  84  per  cent  In  year  1893-94  was  ooaL 

rsarMMf. /MM3O.         1898.  : -"  .  l-»  UwS. 

Mile*  operated. 523  522  (18  48O 

•«ta«« w4.PU.834    88.667389    8336O.115    84,446,9f» 

«xp.  A  tax**. 


Sal.,  fur 


Bo/.,  titrp 
8298.420 
849,350 


Oper.  exp.  *  I 


3.433388      2JHW.371       2.4O9.71O 


Vet  earnings 
P.  e,  op.  ex.  to 


81380,736    81.159.498 

(60-62)  c 

*et(1ncLoth.lnoome).81,735.3HO    81.329.191 

Interest  paid 964,995         962.901 

•ontnto.rTT. 234.478         234.959 

r*v.  on  pref.  stock  .  .(6)289.842    (8)2H9,842 


81.450.405 

(62-43) 
81.576.093 
942,781 
338.756 

(6)  280.U14 


81.456.844 
(67-24) 

81.523386 

913,016 

221.071 

8)388386 


*r.8242.O65  df.8158.55l  sr.8107,634  sr.8105,313 

.  p.  256.  SOT.  4  f  >,  1 158:  V.  64.  p.  422,  516.) 


INVESTOKS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


CHICAGO 

AND  I)   F 

EASTERN  ILLINOIS 
Riillruud  ' 

.Scafe. 


V^V^MlZl&ZrZ,^^^^ 


\  J  /^TO^T  \M^MJm^T     ^^ 

!*"3><ra£fy  \^44:^°AF^:";i''I/.      ^ 


MAP  OF  THE 

CH  ICAGO 


EASTERN  ILLINOIS 


RAILROAD   SYSTEM. 
Shaded  portion  shows  Coal  Territory. 


ANIL,  1897.  J 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


31 


MAP    OF    Till 

CHICAGO  GREAT  WESTERN 

2  KAILAVAY. 


INVESTORS'  SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


u  !•..  rllior«  Will  confer  a  treat  favor  by  «•»'"-  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  tliexe  Table*. 


RAILROAD6. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OB  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*  —  Prtncl" 
pal,  When  One- 
Slocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  notes 
on  first  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Otufogo  A  Or.  Trunk—  Northwest  Or.  Tr.,  1st  mort. 
1st  mortgage  for  96,000,000,  $  (car.)  A  *.-.  ...o*r 

66 
327 

327 

815 

1880 
1880 
1882 

1889 

$iOOAc. 
£100  Ac 
l.OOOAc 

"ibo 

TOO 

$546.000 
5,454,000 
6,000,000 

2.823,150 
8,121.300 
3,509.800 
61,208 
6,587,000 
4,569,400 
7,444,190 
20,809,145 
1,207,405 
969,697 
1,500,000 

10,500,000 
3,880,000 
3,000,000 
2,300,000 
2,909,000 
4,700,000 

450,000 
225,000 
46,027,261 
27,285,900 

1,736,000 
3,674,000 
1,106,000 
434,000 
3,796.500 

6 
tt 

5 

5g. 
4  per  an. 
•1  scrip. 
Mo  intfst 

J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A   J. 

J.   A  J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 

(  N.  Y.  Agency,  Bk.  of 
}    Montreal  ALondon. 
N.  Y.,  Bk.  of  Montreal. 

N.Y..Lon.  A  Amsterdam 
London,  R.  Benson  A  Co. 
do             do 

.ten.   1,  1910 
Jan.   1,  19OO 
Jan.   1,  1922 

Jan.   1,  1934 
Jan.15,'97,2% 
Jan.  15,'97,2% 

Chicago  Grrat   Writer*— 
C.  St.  P.  A  K.  C.  prior  loan,  red.  at  105,  assumed. 

Preferred  stock  A.  $15.OOO,OOO,  5  per  cent,  gold. 

.... 

.... 

100 
100 
100 
100 

C  8t  P.  A  K.  C.  equip,  lease  warrant*,  assumed. 
Sterling  loan  notes  (no  mort.),  JS200.0OO,  gold... 
Chit.  Hammond*  West.—  IstM.,  $2,500,000,  g.c'ir 

Chif'tyo    [ntlin  nti  imltn  A   l,»ui*rillr    /»*//.  — 

7 

gg" 
6  g 

M'thly. 
Sem-an. 
J.   A   J. 

New  York  City. 
London,  R.Benson  A  Co. 
New  York. 

1897-1901 
19O1 
Jan.   1,  1927 

;;;; 

1896 
1897 

2100AC 
$500  Ac 

Preferred,  4  per  cent,  non-cum.,  »3,880,OOO  
L-N.A.Af.,  1st  M.  Ixm.  Dlv.—  N.A..  to  Mich.  Clty.o* 
1st  M.,  Chlo.  A  Ind.  Dlv.,  Cliic.  to  Ind.,  gold..o* 
C.  I.  A  L.  refill  ding  mort..  $10,800,000.  gold,  5s. 

288 
158 
512 
512 

KOIIS 

45 

230 
195 
195 
126 

129 

1880 
1881 
1897 
1897 
COMPA 

1895 

1867 
1868 
1868 
1869 
1872 

i'.obo 

1,000 
1,000 
l.OOO 

VI'.S. 

100 

1,000 
100 
100 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
1,000 

$  A  £ 

..„.. 

£*• 

5  g. 
6g. 

J."A"J. 

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

N.  Y.,  Chase  Nat.  Bank 
do              do 
1st  coup,  due  Jan.  l',98 
do              do 

July  1,  1910 
Aug.  1,  1911 
July  1,  1947 
July  1,  1947 

Okie.  June.  RHI.  <t  Un.  Slk.  Yard—  See   MISCELLAN 

Dei""l,"i900 

Apr.19,'97,2% 
Ap.l9'97,3ia% 

J..;y  1,  1897 
Feb.  1,  1898 
Feb.  1,  1898 
July  1,  1899 
Jan.   1,  1902 

1st  M.,  *2'J5,OOO,  gold,  subject  to  call  at  103..  .0* 
Chlcau"  Mitirtttikre  .1  xi.  Paul—  Common  stock. 
Preferred  stock  7  per  cent  yearly,  not  cumulative. 
Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  loans- 
Iowa  A  Minn.  1st  M.  convert  Into  pf.  stock..  o* 
Prairie  du  Chlen  1st  M.  (Mil.  to  Pr.  du  Chien).o* 
2d  mortgage,  convertible  Into  pref.  stock  ..o* 
Iowa  A  Dakota  1st  M.,  oonv.  Into  pref.  stock..  *o 
River  Dlv.  (StP.AC.)  1st  M.  con.  Into  pf.gtk.g.o* 

6g. 
Bee  text. 
7  per  an. 

7 
8 
7-3 
7 
7  g. 

J.   A  D. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 

J.   A  J. 

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

Detroit,  Union  Tr.  Co. 
N.Y.Ofllce,30  Broadst. 
do              do 

do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
London  and  New  York. 

Chicago  &  Erie  RR.— (See  Map  Brie  RR.)— Owns  from  Marion,  O., 
to  Hammond,  I  ml.,  *49  miles,  and  leases  trackage  over  Chicago  A 
West.  Indiana  to  Chicago,  20  miles.  Practically  merged  in  Erie  RR.  Co. 

BOKDS.— The  first  mortgage  (trustees  Central  Trust  Co.  and  Edward 
Daniels)  covers  249  miles  of  road,  the  contract  with  the  Chicago  & 
Western  Indiana,  $1,000,000  of  that  company's  stock  and  $240,000 
stock  of  Chicago  Belt  Ry.  See  full  abstracts  of  mortgages  In  V.  51,  p. 
911  to  913.— (V.  59,  p.  781,  965;  V.  61,  p.  559,  750.) 

Chicago  Fort  ITIadlnon  &  Des  iviolnes  Ry.— Road  completed 
from  Fort  Madison  to  Ottumwa,  la.,  71  miles,  in  December,  1892. 
Capital  stock  June  30,  1896— authorized,  $5,000.000:  outstanding 
$1,!)7O.200;  par,  $100;  the  funded  debt  was  $1,387,750,  of  which 
$74,750  was  income  bonds;  current  liabilities  were  $29,009.  In  year 
ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  95,961 ;  net.  $31,759 ;  interest  ($65,650, 
of  which  50  per  cent  was  paid  with  Income  bonds),  $32,825 ;  balance, 
deficit,  $1,066.  In  1894-95,  gross,  $91, 809;  net,  $32,614. 

Chicago  *  Grand  Trunk  Ry.— Owns  from  Port  Huron,  Mich.,  to 
Elsdon,  326  miles;  leases  Grand  Trunk  Junction  Railroad,  4  miles,  and 
trackage  Chicago  A  West.  Indiana,  5  miles;  total,  335  miles.  Stock, 
$6,600,000  In  $100  shares.  The  Grand  Trunk  of  Canada 
gives  a  traffic  guarantee  of  30  per  cent  of  gross  earnings.  Third 
mortgage  for  $6.000,000  was  authorized  in  April,  1893,  but  will  not  be 
Issued  to  the  public.  On  Jan.  1, 1895,  bills  payable  were  $80,100 ;  int. 
due  Jan.  1,  $223,499;  sundry  outstanding  accounts  and  wages,  $1,- 
742,883,  against  which  the  company  had  cash  $110.622;  "sundry 
assets,"  $417,704,  and  outstanding  traffic  balance,  $129,322. 

EARNINGS.— (11  mos.),  )  1896 Gross,  $2,859,436;  net,  $251,508 

Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30.  {1895 Gross,  2,529,746;  net,  85,628 

For  year  ending  Dec.  31, 1895,  gross  earnings  were  $2,796,178;  net, 
$99.371:  interest  on  bonds,  $(>60,OOO;  rentals,  etc..  $2  1,172;  balance, 
deficit,  $771,801,  of  which  $660.000  was  paid  by  Gr  and  Trunk  of  Can- 
ada under  traffic  agreement;  deficit  carried  forward,  $324,640.  In 
1894  gross,  $2,731,749  ;  net,  $15,988.  (V.  60,  p.  794.) 

Chicago  Great  Western  Ry.— (See  Map.)— ROAD.— Operates  the 
"Maple  Leaf"  route,  radiating  from  Oelwein,  la.,  northerly  to  St.  Paul, 
easterly  to  Chicago  and  southerly  to  Kansas  City,  and  embracing : 

Owned  hy  dted—  Miles.  I      Trackage,  rte. 

Ohio.  St.  P.  A  Kan.  City  Ry.- 

Chicago  to  St.  Paul,  Minn., 
and  St.  Joseph,  Mo 690 


„  ,  Miles- 

St.  Paul  to  Minneapolis 11 

Chicago  terminals  (V.64,  p.  286)  10 

Dubuque  to  Alkeu 16 

Des  Moines  terminals 3 

Leavenworth  to  Kansas  City      44 
SycamoretoDeKalb.Ill 6 


Branches  to  Hayfleld,  etc 125 

Otrnril  in  fee — 
Bee  Creek  to  Beverly 23 

Total  operated 92g 

The  Leavenworth  Terminal  Ry.  A  Bridge  is  used  into  Leavenworth- 
HISTORY.— The  Chicago  St.  Paul  A  Kansas  Citv  was  organized  in 

May,  1SS6.  and  in  December,  Iss7,  merged  with  Minnesota  <fc  North 
western,  chartered  in  1854.  First  mortgage  coupons,  Jan.  1,  1890 
to  July  1, 1892,  inclusive,  were  funded  Into  priority  loan  for  *2  823  - 
i?°^ ln  .Au?"8t'  1892>  reorganized  per  plan.  Vol.  55,  p.  S5G.  Each 

l1'00(i,,0LMlnn-  *  N"  W"  and  Chi"  st"  *•  *  K-  c-  flrst  mort.  bonds  was 
given  $500  debenture  stock  and  $600  prof.  "A"  stock. 

ORGANIZATION.— On  Sept.  7, 1893,  the  company  having  become  the 
owner  of  over  97  per  cent  of  the  1st  mortgage  bonds  and  over  99  per 
cent  of  the  general  mortgage  bonds,  acquired  by  deed  the  title  of  the 
Chicago  St.  Paul  &  Kansas  Citv  Ry.  (§1567  miles),  subject  to  the 
mortgages,  the  bonds  which  It  owns  being  kept  alive  It  also  aco  nii-ed 
tfao  title  totheLeav.  A  St. Joseph  Ry.  (23  m.lesKwhTchlsunencSered 

8EcUHiTiKg.— The  uol(ier8  of  debenture  and  preferred  A  stock  ap 
point  the  nuance  committee,  which  exercises  general  supervision  of 
finances.  Additional  securities  of  said  Issues  can  be  put  out,  but  only 
with  consent  of  a  majority  of  both  said  classes  of  stock  present  at  a  meet- 
af.  Securities  of  other  issues  havinga  Hen  priorto  preferred  A  can  be 
r  with  consent  of  two-thirds  of  both  classes. 


r  em 

Debenture  stock  outstanding  June  30,  1896,  on  which  dividends 
are  payable  In  cash,  $8,121,300;  in  scrip.  $3  509  800  yet  issuible 
n  exchange  for  C.  St.  P.  A  K.  C.  flrstmortgage  bonde  $18ofooo  •  issued 

and  'sen,  "*£  '32!^™  "T^V^i61"1*"011  "'  iuterest  warrants 
and  srrlp.  $1,485.900.    On  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange  in  October  ISOfi 
$13297,000  debenture  stock  had  been  listed.    Preferred  itock  A  on 
which  dividend-  are  payable  in  cash,  $6,587,000  ;  in  "crip  *4  569  400 
Issuable  for  flrst  mort.  bonds  $216,000. 

,™  ""f"r?  *TlP--0lit»t<»»dlng  June  30,  1896,  $61,272:  issuable  in 
payment  of  interest,  as  it  matures,  on  debenture  stock,  and  dividends 
on  preferred  stock,  $690.42^.  The  scrip  bears  no  interest; 

M«rol"»nt8'  Warehouse  Co.  was  incorpora- 
""'1  Chouses  for  storing  grain  along  the  Chic 
an  entirely  separate  enterprise  -V  63  p  968 

' 


NCE- 


n  -~; 

Great  Western. 


.  -  p 

|I,V1Iso?I>l~Thecomfanr,pal'1,ln,tere8t  on  a"  debenture  stock  'in 
cash  IE  93,4  p.  c.,  and  fn  cash  to  holders  subscribing  and  in  serin 
non-subscribers  in  1894.  4  p.  c.;    In  1895,  4  p.  c.;    In  1896  4  p  o  • 
1897.  January,  2  p.c.    No  dividend  on  preferred  to  January,  18'97.' 


FLOATING  DKBT. — On  June  30, 1896,  temporary  loan  from  operating 
accounts  was  $221,449.  Debenture  scrip  for  $680,347  is  Issnable  in 
payment  of  Interest  and  dividends,  as  they  mature,  to  holders  who 
did  not  subscribe  as  above. 

G  ENERAL  FINANCES.— The  company  has  been  spending  a  considerable 
sum  for  the  reduction  of  grades,  etc.,  $737,000  from  sale  of  sterling 
notes  aud  from  earnings  having  been  so  applied  lu  1896  and  1897, 
and  $182,000  for  ballasting,  etc..  from  other  sources.  Six  per  cent 
car  trusts  (issued  in  1896),  $100,000.  See  other  facts  in  V.  64,  p.  286 

EARNINGS.— For  six  months  ending  Dec.  31  (see  V.  64,  p.  286,  325) : 

6  mos.  Gross  Net          Rentals,    Debenture     Sal., 

to  Dee.  31.  earnings,    earnings.          etc.          interest. 

1896 $2,393.946    $567,501    $321,112    $238,355 

1895 2,417,277       623,784      305,407      234,334 

Of  the  debenture  Interest  $70,446  was  payable  In  scrip. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.-Report  for  1895-96  was  In  V.  63,  p.  399. 

Tear  ending  June  30.  1896.  1895.  1894. 

Average  mileage  owned  and  oper"d        927  922  922 

Total  gross  earnings $4,709,820    $3,636,098    $4,011,710 

Operating  expenses  and  taxes...     3,454,243      2,936,749      3,002,897 


M  rp 
$8,039 
84,043 


$699,349    $1,008,812 

$621,296       $545,823 

448,616          454,963 


Net  income $1,255,577 

Interest (656,982 

Rentals 436,602 

Balance sur.$161,993  df.$370.563     sur.$8,026 

A.  B.  Stickney,  President,  St.  Paul,  Minn.  New  York  Transfer  office, 
18  Wall  St.— (V.  64,  p.  233,  2S6,  323.) 

Chicago  '.Hammond  ic  Western  It  It.— A  belt  line  around 
Chicago  from  Hammond  to  La  Grange,  111.,  35-20  miles.  Extension 
to  Franklin.  8'87  miles,  under  construrtion.  The  Terminal  HR.  from 
Chappell  to  Union  Stock  Yards.  10-12  miles,  is  operated  by  C  H.  & 
W.-see  Michigan  Central.  Total  operated  in  Jan.,  1 897,  4:V32  miles. 

Intersects  nearly  all  the  road*  entering  the  city.  From  Blue  Island 
to  McCook,  13 -88  miles,  the  tracks  of  the  old  Calmuet  Terminal  are 
used  under  a  long  time  lease. 

Capital  stock.  $1,500,000.  First  mortgage  is  for  $2,500,000  (trustee, 
E.  Francis  H\de,  N.  Y.) ;  entire  capital  stocks  of  Hammond  A  Blue 
Island  RR.  ($400.000)  and  H.  &  B.  I.  Ry.  of  Indiana  <$80,OOO)  are  de- 
posited as  security  for  rhe  C.  H.  &  W.  firsts.  Bonds  for  $150,000  are 
reserved  to  pay  off  equipment  trusts  and  $500,000  for  extension  to 
Franklin  Park,  etc.,  and  $450,000  for  terminals,  new  tracks,  etc.— V. 
64,  p.  2H7.  Equipment  trusts  ID  1897,  $125,000. 

President  and  General  Manager,  J.  P.  Lyman,218  La  Salle  Street, 
Chicago,  111.— (V.  62,  p.  778  ;  V.  63,  p.  356,  793;  V.  64,  p.  135,  286.) 


Chicago  Indianapolis  &.  Louisville  Ry.— (See  Map)  — Over 
atesthe  "  Monon  Route"  from  Chicago,  111.,  via  Monon,  Ind.,  to  Indian- 
apolis, Ind.,  and  Louisville,  Ky..  with  branches— the  system  including : 


Lines  owned—  Miles. 

I  ndianaState  Line  to  Indianap .  162 
New  Albany  to  Michigan  City  289 

Bedford  to  Switz  City 41 

Orleans  to  Fr.  Lick  Springs 18 


Oper.  under  contract —         Miles. 

Chicago  to  Ind.  State  Line 20 

New  Albany  to  Louisville ..     i 

Connection  in  Indianapolis 2 


Total  of  all 537 

A  lease  for  999  years  with  Chicago  A  Western  Indiana  (of  whose  stock 
this  co.  owns  $1,000,000)  gives  entrance  to  Chicago  on  a  mileage  basis 

HISTORY.— To  be  successor  July  1, 1897,  of  the  Louisville  New  Al- 
bany A  Chicago  Ry.,  foreclosed  Mar.  10,  1897,  and  reorganized  per 
plan  in  V.  63,  p.  702.« 

STOCK.— In  the  reorganization,  holders  of  the  $9,000,000  old  common 
buying  new  preferred  at  par  received  33%  per  cent  in  new  common, 
and  th«  holders  of  the  $7,000,000  old  preferred  buying  new  preferred 
at  par  received  par  in  new  common  stock. 

BONDS.— Refunding  morferajjre  bears  interest  from  July  1, 1897,  and  is 
secured  upon  all  the  road,  equipment  and  securities  owned,  subject 
only  to  the  $5,300,000  existing  divisional  bonds;  total  authorized  issue 
is  $15,000.000,  of  which  reserved  to  take  up  existing  divisional  bonds 
at  maturity.  $5,300,000:  issued  in  reorganization  *6,109,OOO;  sold  for 
cash  to  syndicate,  $1,500.000:  to  be  issued  only  for  betterments  and 
equipment,  not  to  exceed  $400,000  in  any  one  year,  $2.091,000.  The 
refunding  bonds  ($4,700,000)  issued  for  old  consol.  6s  bear  6  p.  c. 
interest,  all  other  refunding  bonds  bear  5  p.  c.  Trustee  is  Central 
Trust  Co.,  N.  Y. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— The  reorganization  In  1896-97  reduced  the 
annual  fixed  charges  from  $1,019,486  to  $955,450.  including  rentals, 
but  not  the  preferred  stock  dividend  ($155,350).  It  also  provided 
$2.100,000  cash,  of  which  $700,000  for  new  terminals,  air-brakes  and 
other  improvements,  the  remainder  being  for  floating  debt,  coupons, 
etc 

EARNING*.— July  1  to  March  31.  9  months,  ciosr  $2.110070  in 
1896-7  against  $2,463,156  In  1895-6. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Report  of  old  company 
for  1895-96  was  given  in  V.  63,  p.  50O,  and  showed: 


APH1L,  1807.] 


BAJLROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONUS. 


MAP  OK  'lliK 

CHICAGO, 
INDIANAPOLIS 

—  AXD  — 

LOUISVILLE 
RAILWAY. 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[Vot.  LXIV. 


APBIL,  1897.1 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


RAILROADS. 


War  explanation  of  eoli 


on  flnt  pace  of  table*. 


{  Mile*    Date    Size,  or 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Botutt—Prlmtt- 
pal.When  Doe. 


Banian  A  Dakota  let  M., 
Okie.  AMU.  In  mort.  (conv. 
Chicago  Milwaukee  A  Su  FBI 

PrierUea  eeaeol*.  convert 


conr.  into  pref.  «fk 
into  pref.  «tockl..c' 


of          of          Par      outs     idin*      R»to        When    Where  Payable,  and  bv    St'oeki- 
Road.  Bond*.    Value.   °  "*  Per  cent  Payable  Whom.  Divide 


Chicago  Milwaukee  A  St.  Paul  loaa*- 

Prtor  Uen  eouols,  convertible  Into  pref 1,435 

Oon*oL  mort.,  eon v.  Into  pref.  stock o-  1,435 

LAD.  Ext.  l«tM.,  convert,  into  pref.  stock  e'     335 
8.  W.Dtv.  1st  mortgage  Weetera  Union  RR..O-     212 

80.  Minnesota  DtT.laf  mortgage e*     419 

Mineral  Point  Dlviaien  in  mortgage e-     133 

Hart.  A  Dak.  Dlv.,  extension,  lit  mortgage.. e'     395 
do  do  do  e*     395 

Laeroaae  A  Dav.  Dlv.  lit  mortgage e'     185 

Wtoe.VaLRR.Co.lnM..  TomahtoMerrill.  Wl*.c     107 

Wla.  VaL  Dlv.l*t  M.  of  188O,  «.  f.,  not  dr-n.e-  161 
Dab.  Dlv.iCh.Cl.  D.AM.)  IrtM..  s.  r.notdr'n.e-  351 
CMe.  A  Pne.  Dlv.  l«t  M.(Chic.to  Kittredge>..e'  12O 

Wenern  Dlv.  lit  mort.,  (*ee  text)  gold e-  1,117 

Chic.  A  Lake  Superior  Dlv.  lit  mort..  gold... c-        68 

Wla.  A  Minn.  DIT.  l.t  mortgage,  gold 230 

•en..geld.  aatum .          ^ 


119 


Pargo  A  Southern  let  mort..  t  _ 

Ch-Mll.*  St.  P.  Terminal  mortgage,  gold 

Dakota  A  Great  Soothera  in  Btorlgage.  gold.  ..  199 

Chicago  A  Missouri  River  Div.  1st  mortgage     .e-  77 

lae.  IL^OBvert.,  a.  1 980,000 yearly  (dr.  at  lO5)c-  539 
Gee.  mort.  (for  9190,OOO,OOO).  gold  Serte*  A.c'Ar  5.722 

MBw.  ANorth'nlrtmort.,8ehwan.toGr.Bay..e>  126 


1873 

1874 
1875 
1878 
1879 
1880 
1880 
1880 
1880 
1879 
1879 

1--0 

1880 

i—o 
1881 
1881 
1881 


I--4 


COB.  M.  (91 7.000  p.m.i.l.t  M.  north  of  Gr.Bay.o*     362 
CMtmfo4ir»raurn  Pmtijit-  Stock 


1--.; 
1886 
1889 
1880 
1884 


Chicago  A  Great  Weetern  let  M.  gold 

City  of  Chicago purehaM  money  mortgage... 
In  M.  for9M.000.000.  g., ab*v  V.  52. p.  465..' 


10  1886 


91,000 

1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
l.OOO 
1,000 
1,000 
1.000 
1,000 
l.OOO 
500 
1,000 
l.OOO 

1.000 

1.IHMJ 

1.000 

1,000 

.•00 

.000 

,000 

.000 

,000 

,000 

l.OOO 

1.000 

100 

1,000 


Mortgage  note*. 


c-*r  65>t  1890   1.000 


186.000 

11.298,000 
3.505,000 
4.000,000 
7,432,000 
2,840.000 
5.680,000 
990,000 
2.500,000 
1,106.500 
2.270.000 
i:.17'.».0<>0 
3,000,000 

25,340.000 
1.360.OOO 
4.755,000 
1,250,000 
4.748.000 
2,856.000 
3,083.000 
1.444.000 

See  text. 
2.155.OOO 
5.092.000 

30,000,000 
390.000 
690.000 

-•*.-.'..'•  .(HKI 

4OO.OOO 


7 

7 

7 
6 
6 
5 

7 

i 

6 

0 
6 

* 


. 
I 

i* 
5 


*'* 


Dividend. 


J.  N.Y.,Offlce,30  Broad  St.  Jan.  1,  1909 
J.     do      do     Jan.  1, 


do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

J.  Boston,  Lee  u 
J.  N.Y.  Office,  30: 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


. 

do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


Jan. 
July 
July 
July 
Jan. 
Jnly 
Jan. 
Jam. 
July 
Jan. 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


St.    Jnly  1, 


D.N.Y.,Ch.Mll.A8t.P. 

D.|          do  do 


July 
Jan. 
Jan. 
July 
July 
Jan. 
July  1 
Jan.   1 
July  1 
Jan.   1 
May   1 
Ry.   June  1 
June  1 


190B 

190S 
1908 
1999 
1919 
1919 
1919 
1919 
191* 
1999 
1999 
1999 
1919 
1931 
1931 
1991 
1991 
1914 
1919 
1999 
191* 
198* 
1*M 
191* 


Chicago. 
do 


June  1,  193* 
May  1,  1998 
Apr.,>93,conp.l*stpald.    April  1.  1949 
1936 


1896-90.        1894-96.       1893-94.  1893-98. 

83,291.972   93307.014   83.139382  93.410,488 

1111.5-3         996.104      1.017.272  1.000,022 
70300           78.600           60,000  74.4OO 


•  1.110.650. 
Omcaaa.- 


net  tm»am».  91.192383   81.O74.7O4  81.077.272    9L135.O22 


*.  93  18.000:  new  re- 
eettmatod.  9210.000: 


Dn 


Oeaeral  Maaager,  Joha  A.  I 
W.  H.  Lewi*.  freMorar  aad 


rael  Thoma*.  Joha  TUieaiirt  Joh 
Gilbert  H.  Shaw.  W.  H.  McOoel.  J 
k<  aad  V.  T.  Malott.  New  York  offle 


H.  MeDoel.  Vlee-Preel- 
'  eretery  and  AatUtanl 
t Secretary 

Jean  G.  Moore,  Ed 
j  Murdock. 
offlee  90  Broadway. 


ward  R 

Crawford  ratrbaak* 

-(V.  64.  p.  42. 134384.  373.  917,  907. 004.) 

<  hlrar"  Kalanaaxoo  A  i««ln«w  By.— Projected 
maioo.  Bleh..  to  Oagtaaw.  MfcX..  135  mfle*.  ef  whleh  49  mile*. 
Kalamaaoe  to  Woodbory-la  eperatW  la  December.  1895.  $490300 
stock  •  a*oat*tandlng.  The  Int  mortgage  to  for  9*85300  to  Union 
Trustc*.  of  Detroit,  a*  traetee.  la  19*5gre*%  849307 :  aet.  91 0.799. 
Operated  by  Kalaataano  A  " 

CBJeaejo  Mllwaakee  *  »«.  Faal  H/.Wato  JCae. /-Operate* 
treat  Chicago  wactorlr  to  Omaha,  Neb.,  aad  Kaaeas.  Cfty.  Mo.,  with 
Uaea,  traveniag  WliinnaTB.  MlBBIIII*  aad  the  Dakota*.  Includlng:- 


(of 


.6.151 


De*  M.  No. 


HirroBT.  *c.-The  Milwaukee  A  St.  Pan!  RE.  Oo. 


150 
orgaal*ed  May 


"•ale  of"  'the  M.  A  N.  to 
acquired  control  of  the  De* 
CArtTAL  STOCK*. - 
atea  *toek  toad 
.^.hwttf-t 


acquisition  of 
i  Northern  wae  acquired  la 

•  SBBdkAaV      *taut     lea,      BB«K*>        1  *Bt*>*B 

•  MM***,  aUHl   1  I    DVVV..  19V3, 

trained  la  Aaron,  1894. 
BAWettera.  (VTM.a.998.) 
ha*  a  prior  right  over  the 
oaat  from  act  earnlnn  la 
tv*  right.  Afterpayment 


UM  /'.- •«•  i--.i 

O  0 

7  7 

»^Ja_Mi;OaSbB^lB.-V 


1893.  18981  1894.  1999. 1890.    1897. 
1434     Apr.  .2, 


•»§»».,  *7^ 

7    Apr.3>*S 

f  *o*ae  of  the  principal  mortgage*   were  pob- 
••.  pp.  89. 114, 144. 212.  aad  V.  48.  p.  830. 

i— . are *e*te*rMM«  into  pit/inti  Hat*  at  anytime 

within  tea  day.  after  a  divMead  ahall  have'beea  declared  aad  become 
•avahleea  the  preferred :  Io_wa  A  MiBaeeeta 7*. doe  1897.  Ptalrte da 


3d*.  Iowa  A  Dakota  7s.  Iowa  A 
IOB  Ta.  Chieage  A  Milwaukee  7. 
l«03ea4cVMtLABt.r.l 


of  l 
ef  1879. 


Far  > fir    W 


CMaa**4  • 

•n  •ae  fcr  road,   with   _ 
•ridges;  ao  farther  bond*  eaa 


7*.  River 
_  A  Dakota  7*  of 
.    UBill*  of  1874  alao 
15  day.  after  dividend  day.   The 
In  Strmcaurt  for  Mar.*93,p.  2. 


*  MeMen  let  5*  were  leaned  at  92O.OOO 
ad*)U*aal  aaj.nata  for  equipment  aad 
•a  be  l*eail  The  mortgage  coven  the 
Tli-v.  la.,  to  naaii  Ctty/Mo..  341  mllea: 


1 93  BUee:  total.  1.117  mile*. 


Ttrmi**!     *„    mtr 
•f  •eTi.ral  haadrei>c 

Tbe-iaj* 
within  90 

fStf..tf 

The 


fond  of  4 
yearly  at 


UC2S'  •"g"*'  •*  18W  <••*  •hetraet  In  V. 

,000.000  to  the  United  Mate*  Tract  Co.,  of  .few 
9*  •yyaj»Ue  ea«re  railway  property  aad  fraaehUe 
Ohtvate  deMrtbed)  aahleet  to  prior 

IS?  V^feS^?Si?i?'ld«d' 

2?t2£?tl-  15f*>  *•  1*Uowl»«  «»» 

•^  beea  liiened  or  were  rae*rve<l  for 


The  92 1,41 1.000  onUtandlng  Include  9«,OOO,OOO  luued  to  pay  fe 
178  mile*  of  lundry  unall  branohe*  on  which  the  general  mortgage! 
a  flnt  lien,  and  to  retire  the  92.5OO.OOO  flnt  mortgage  bond*  e 


Chieago  Evaniton  A  Lake  Superior  Rj 
alao  93383,300  leaned  to  replace  prior  tx 
The  99,775.000  -available  forWpre 


a  Chicago  inburban  real 
* "  and  cancelled. 


. 
mentioned  are 


_  for  improvement*,  etc.."  of  bond*  above 
ire  applicable  for  premium*  paid  In  retiring  or  refundhat 
aad  other  prior  Uen  bond*  bearing  a  higher  rate  of  l7 
torect  than  4  p.  e..  for  ecet  of  branches,  teeond  and  aide  track*,  real 
enato.  bridgea.  rolling  stock,  equipment,  etc.  On  July  1,1896,  of  the 
prior  Uen  bead*  outstanding,  824.633,500  (maturing  1897-1908)  were 
convertible  Into  preferred  stock ;  If  from  time  to  time  ao  converted 
they  will  set  free  a  like  amount  of  general  4*  which,  with  the  8831*- 
000  reserved  again*!  bond*  already  converted,  will  become  available 
for  improvement*,  addition*,  etc..  a*  toon  a*  the  balance  (96.775300) 
of  the  amount  criglaaUy  reserved  for  Improvement*  ha*  been  *o  ex- 
pended. V.  48,  p?830;  V.  50.  p.  205. 


PoiAVCBa.  Ac.— A  considerable  amount  of  the  stock  Is  heat 
by  parUe*  alao  tatarened  la  the  Chicago  A  Northwestern,  ao  that  the 
two  road*  are  operated  a*  a  role  la  harmony.  Dividend*  on  ooanaeB 
•took  were  inaaiiil  la  October,  1892.  Bee  "  dividends  -  above. 

S.  T.  Stock  Exchange  la  Oct..  1896,  report*  819.010,000  "general*" 
listed.  The  earning*  since  July  1,  1803.  Include  the  Milwaukee  A 
Northern.  Average  freight  train  load  In  1895-6  wa*  167  ton*;  rah. 
per  tea  per  mile. T  cent. 

EABWOMW.-8  month*.  >  1896-7..groe*.  890308.472;    net.  88.279399 
July  1  to  Feb.  38.       >189M..groes,    33.7O3.O34i    act,    9,439:009 

AmniAL  RaroBT.-neeal  fear  end*  June  80.  Annual  •inllni  hi 
keld  In  Hsptoaiisr.  Report  far  1899-90  wae  given  la  full  In  V.  93,  p. 
454.  401.  See  alee  editorial,  p.  439.  The  flgure*  below  Include  the 
Milwaukee  A  northern 

1899-90.  1894-99. 

Miles  operated  June  30 6.151  6.169 

PlillBfBT  aaratag. 90.147.079      85.893.781 

rrelgbt  earnings 23.887.93O      18,978.263 

MalC*««riii7d»..  earns 2.64H.J20       2.5O4325 


1893-94 

6.148 

97.311.687 
0,833 


. 

31350, 
3,405.443 


Twal  earning*. 


MJ...-I  M 


Malat. 


eofway 84374.734      8S.7O3.466      84.409.838 

aadeoaaee........  .2342.299        2.0853O9        2.698.499 


Renewal  account. 


eip.,ctc  .   10329393 
1,082.084 

EMMMM 

:  •-.--,! 


9.748304       11.284.678 
1.084.700         1.199.077 


421.914 


103381 


910.676308  817.043.753  92O.11«33S 

913.005.021  910.291.616  911.213.619 

(00-21)  (62-35)  (64-211 

04.857  134.0J»  100,084 


4«.  p.  830)  I*  for 
•  i  .--*  York,  a*  trustee, 
.     .     .T  aad  franehlses  of  the  company 
aaMeet  to  prior  llea*  a*  below  mentioned.    The 
'extended,  bat  will  be  paid  off  at  maturity. 

-  amount*  ef  general  mortgage  bond* 
—  the  pnrpoee  Indlee4*.l.  vli  :- 

919310.000 
3.108300 


JSJd  «•  Kew  Terk  I 

attsted  aad  la  trias.iy  ef  the  eeafpaay. 


i^Sttyzsss*? 

<M«lBanTrs*»r.sd far  prior  lleo*. which  ua 

»»v«rire:  hrto  pref.  etoak.    will  evaa'i 

.  "*"**'•;«» Improvameau.    (Sec.Uob. 

A'sil****  fertat.il  i  aaaais ,eto.  (era  alao 


blrh  have 
ually 


932.173.000 

:,,-.  -U...H, 

9310.000 
9,775.000 


9150.000,1100 


913.009.878    910.426.263    811.3143M 
97,611,928     97.629.377      97.5O3.748 
(7)  1.846313  (7)1,818.802  (7)  1.8O9.2U 
(3)  1380,817  (3)13eO,818  (4)  1.838307 

Sarplus 92.173,260  def.94O2.734  967,21* 

-(V.  61,  B.  393.  418.  49T,   1154;  V.  02.  p.  902,  989;  V.  63,  p.  439, 
4S4,  491;  V.  64,  p.  233.) 

race  A  *orlhrrn  Parlflr  It  It.— ORGANIZATION,  PiorRBTt 
OWNED.  ETC.— Organlaed  In  1889  for  the  purpose  of  acquiring  a  torn 
nalsy«tomof  railway*  la  Chicago.  It  own*  740-47  acre*,  of  whleh 
05-54  acre*  are  la  the  heart  of  the  rlty.  aad  3.5OO  feet  of  dock*  fronting 
on  the  Chloagt  River  between  Harrison  Stand  riftb  Ave.  It  ha*  la 
operation  43-58  mllea  of  main  line,  of  which  25-7  Is  double  track,  aad 
55-18  mile*  of  spar  aad  Industry  track*.  It  also  own*  the  Grand  Cen- 
tral Paaseager  Station  at  Harrison  und  fifth  street*. 

The  Chicago  A  Calumet  Terminal  Hr..  which  I*  to  be  include!  In  the 
reorganization  (It*  95.OOO.OOO  of  stock  snd  96.OOO.OOO  of  bonds  being 
owned  by  the  Northern  Pacific),  own*  33  mile*  of  main  track  and  33 
mile*  of  aide  track,  constituting  a  belt  line  located  Just  outside  the 
limit*  of  Chicago.  It  ha«  connection  with  almost  every  railroad  cater- 
ing the  city  aad  many  Important  Indn  ' 
lag  and  transfer  baainea*  between  the 
by  the  Chicago  A  Northern  Paelao.-V.  62.  p.  778. 

RBCBTTBBimF.-ReoelTen  were  appointed  Oct.  10,  1893.  On  Jnly 
1. 1896,poesee*lon  of  the  property  wa*  surrendered  by  the  Wlncoanta 
Central  Co.  to  A.  Lawrence  Hopkins.  Receiver,  and  ha*  been  operated 
(IT  him  since  that  date.  V.  61.  p.  68. 

BALB.-Puroha*ed  at  foreclosure  sale  Xov.  17, 1890,  for  «8  OOO.OOO 
under  mortgage  of  199O  by  the  bondholder*'  committee,  V.  63.  p.  908. 

RKKTAL.  Era— The  Baltimore  A  Ohio,  the  Chicago  Great  Wester,  and 
the  receiver*  of  the  Wisconsin  Central  line*  are  tenant*  of  the  Clitc.  A 
N.  P.  and  pay  rentals,  the  former  *175,OOO  per  year,  the  Chloage 
Great  Western  about  9175.OOO  per  year  (see  V.  64,  p.  286),  and  the  re- 
ceivers of  the  Wisconsin  Central  line*  9144.OOO  per  year,  la*t  men- 
tioned on  account  subject  to  adjiutment.  Also  derive*  Income  fre« 
suburban  traffle. 


trie*,  and  doe*  chiefly  a  *wlteh- 
n.    It  ha*  alway*  been  operate4 


36 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


sii  !,.•  ri  I.,  r.  will  confer  ii  great  favor  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Tables. 


RAILROADS. 

MiV-- 

Date 

Size,  or 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS.            \Bonds—  Prinol- 

—  —  —  .  Inal  Wlimi  rtnA 

for  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  notes 
on  Bret  page  of  tables. 

Of 

Road. 

of 
Bonds 

Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Xl'nrk       \  ftut 

Dividend. 

<'AiV<></»  A    V.M-//I    II  ,•,«/.  -i-ii  Common  stork  

4,273 

$100 

$39,070.885 

Text. 

J.   A  J. 

N.  Y.,Co.'s  Office,52  Wall 

Jan.  ,'97,  2^% 

Preferred  stork  (7  p.  o.  yearly,  not  cumulative)  .  . 
Oh.  A  N.  W.  con.  a.  f.  M.  ($12,900,000),  not  dr'n.c' 

4,273 
788 

1865 

100 
1,000 

22,365,100 
12,774,000 

7  per  an. 
7 

Q.-J. 
Q.-F. 

do             do 
do             do 

Ap.  6,'»7,1%% 
Feb.   1,  1915 

Chic.  A  MIL  IstM.  Chicago  to  Mil.  (assumed).. 

85 

1863 

1,000 

1,700.000 

7 

J.   A  J. 

do             do 

July  1.  1898 

96,000 

do             do 

1898 

Cedar  Kaplds  it  Missouri  Rlv.—  Bonds  assumed. 
1st  mort.  3d  L>lv.,  Des.  M.  River  to  Mo.  River 

149 

1866 

500  Ao. 

2,332,000 

7 

M.  A  N. 

do             do 

May  1,  1916 

Mort  of  1884  Ced  R  to  Des  M  River. 

122 

1  SS4 

769,000 

7 

J.   A  D. 

do             do 

June  1,  19O9 

Iowa  Mldl'd  1  st  M.  ,  Lyons  to  A  nainnsa  (assumed) 
Madison  extens.  1st  M.,  g.  (s.f  .  $23,OOO,  not  dr'n) 

71 
129 

1870 
1871 

I'.OOO 
500  Ao. 

1,350,000 
b  2,977,500 

8 
7g. 

A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 

do             do 
do             do 

Oct.    1,  1900 
Apr.  1,  1911 

Meuomlnee  ext.  1st  M.,  g.  (s.  f  .  $20,OOO.  not  dr'n  > 

114 

1871 

500  Ao. 

2.546,500 

7g. 

J.   A  D. 

do             do 

June  1,  1911 

Northwest.  Union  1st  M.,g.,MU.to  Fond-du-Lao. 

62 

1872 

500  Ac. 

d  3,365,000 

7  g. 

M.  A    8. 

do             do 

June  1,  1917 

Chic.  A  N.W.  gen.  cousol.  M.,  g.,  g.f.,  not  dr'n  c.'Ar 

1,670 

1872 

fiOOA-e.. 

12,336,000 

7g. 

J.   A  D. 

do             do 

Deo.   1,  1902 

Menomlm<«  River  1st  M.,  two  series  (assumed)  .  .  . 

31 

'76-'80 

.... 

560,000 

7 

J.   A   J. 

do             do 

July  1,  1906 

Mil.  A  Mud.  1st  M.,  Mil.  to  Madison  (assumed)  .0* 

82 

1880 

1,000 

1,600,000 

6 

M.  A   S. 

do             do 

Sept.  1,  1905 

Chicago  A  Tomah  1st  mort.,  guar.  (assumed)...  \ 

S  1  MHO 

.... 

1,528,000 

6 

M.  A  N. 

do             do 

Nov.  1,  1905 

Chicago  Milwaukee  A  N.  W.  construe,    do       .  .  .  J 

/  1  HS2 

.... 

e  601,000 

6 

M.  A  N. 

do             do 

Nov.  1,  1905 

Esoanaba  A  Lake  Superior  RR.  1st  M.,  (assumed)  . 

43 

1881 

1,000 

720,000 

6 

J.   A  J. 

do             do 

July  1,  1901 

l>es  Monies  A  Minn.  1st  M.,  Des  M.to  Jewell  Jo.,  Ao. 

57 

1882 

1,000 

600,000 

7 

F.  A  A. 

do             do 

Feb.  1,  1907 

OttumwaC.F.AStP.  lstM.($25,OOOp.m.),  gu..c* 

64 

1884 

l.OOO 

1,600,000 

5 

M.  A   8. 

do             do 

Mch.  1,  1909 

Northern  111.  IstM.  ($20,000p.  mile),  assumed.  .0* 

75 

1H85 

1,000 

1,500,000 

5 

M.  A   8. 

do             do 

Men.  1,  1910 

C.AN.W.s.f.b'dsof'79($15,OOOp.m.)red.atl05.o*r 

1,041 

1879 

l.OOOAc 

13,188,000 

5  A6 

A.  A  O. 

do             do 

Oct.    1,  1929 

Iowa  Dlv.  1st  M.  for  91  ,41  l.OOO  ($20,000  p.m.)o* 

71 

1891 

1,000 

1,411,000 

4^4 

A.  A  O. 

do             do 

Apr.  1,  1902 

Sinking  fund  debentures  of  1933  (not  dr'iii.c  •  AT 

.... 

1883 

l.OOO&c 

9,800,000 

5 

M.  A  N. 

do             do 

May  1,  1933 

25-year  debentures  of  1909  (see  text)  c**r 

.... 

1884 

l.OOO&c 

f  5,369,000 

5 

M.  A  N. 

do             do 

Nov.  1,  19O9 

SO-year  debentures  for  $10,000,000  o**r 

.... 

1891 

1  ,000<!tc 

g  9,819,000 

5 

A15AO 

do             do 

Apr.  15,  1921 

Extension  4s.  $20,000,000  ($20,000  p.  m.)..c&r 

.... 

1886 

l.OOOAc 

Iil7489,000 

4 

F  15AA. 

do             do 

Aug.  15,  1926 

150,000 

7 

A.  A  O. 

do             do 

Oct.    1     1908 

100,000 

7 

M.  A    S. 

do             do 

Sept.  1    1908 

Wlnona  A  St  Peter  2d  mortgage  (now  1st)  guar.  . 

139 

1870-1 

1,000 

1.592,000 

7 

M.  A  N. 

do             do 

Nov.  l)  190' 

1st  mort.  extens.,  gold,  land  grant.  s.f.,  guar.  ..c' 

184 

1871 

100  Ao. 

k  4,038,500 

7  g. 

J.   A  D. 

do             do 

Dee.   1.  1916 

In  addition  to  bonds  outstanding  as  above,  t 
f.,  $521,000  (and  $110,000  on  hand);  g.,  $1 

he  sin 
81.OO 

king  f  uu(l  .Tun 
0;h.,$  1,143,0 

e  1,  1896,  held  b.,  $17 
00;  k.,  $2021,500. 

2,500;  c 

.,  $150,500;  d.,  $135,00 

0;e.,$149,000; 

The  Interest  on  the  Chicago  A  Northern  Pacific  first  mortgage  bonds 
lias  not  been  paid  since  April  1, 1893.  but  the  interest  on  the  underlying 
mortgage  of  the  Chicago  A  Great  Western  and  the  Interest  on  the  pur 
elmse  money  ol  the  School  Board  Mortgag"  has  been  paid  regularly 
The  net  earnings  after  payment  of  Interest  on  these  securities  has  been 
expended  in  Improvements  and  liquidation  of  accounts  due. 

REORGANIZATION.— Bondholders'  Committee  consists  of  J.  Edwarc 
Simmons,  Chairman,  Henry  Budge,  R.  C.  Martin,  Simon  Sterne,  William 
Mertens,  W.  Allen  Butler,  Jr.  and  Alfred  8.  Heidelbach.  In  July, 
1896,  the  U.  8.  Trust  Company's  receipts  had  been  Issued  for 
1st  mortgage  5s  deposited  under  this  committee's  agreement  of  Dec.  5 
1893,  and  had  been  listed  on  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange.  (V.  58,  p.  306.) 

On  Dec.  3, 1 894,  the  committee  submitted  a  general  plan  to  which 
over  70  p-c.  of  the  depositing  bondholders  assented  within  the  required 
time,  so  that  under  the  terms  of  the  agreement  the  plan  became  oper- 
ative as  to  all  bonds  deposited.  In  April,  1897,  a  detailed  plan  had  not 
yet  been  announced. 

In  April,  1896,  a  settlement  was  made  with  the  Northern  Pacific  by 
which  that  company  Is  to  return  the  $2,500,000  C.  &  N.  P.  bonds  held 
by  it  (see  V.  59,  p.  65 1) ,  and  the  C.  A  N.  P.  agrees  to  include  the  Chi 
cngo  &  Calumet  Terminal  in  its  reorganization  plan,  the  Calumet  se- 
curities being  owned  by  the  North'n  Pac.  The  N  P.  and  the  C.  &  N.  P 
agree  to  relinquish  all  claims  against  each  other.  V.  62,  p.  725. 778 
The  Northern  Pacific  will  deposit  its  $20,000,000  of  Ch.  &  N.  P.  stock 
under  the  plan,  and  for  its  Calumet  securities  will  receive  the  same 
securities  under  the  plan  as  $5,000,000  Ch.  &  N.  P.  bonds  receive. 

EARNINGS— 2 months,  >1897 .Gross,  $145,084;  net, $115,792 

Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28,     $1896 Gross.    138,310;  net,      91.706 

For  year  1896,  gross,  $813,795,  net,  $569,979;  and  in  1895  gross, 
9780,856. 

ASM  u.  REPORT.— Earnings  for  the  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  were 
gross,  $726,077;  net,  $349,680;  other  income,  $57,507;  int.  paid,  $52,- 
20O:  balance,  surplus,  $354,987.  In  1894-5,  gross,  $726,892;  net, 
$361,681.  (V.  63,  p.  188,  559,  651,  922,  968,  1009;  V.  64,  p.  286,  329.) 

Chicago  &  North  Western  Ry.— (See  Map.)— Operates  an  im- 
portant system  of  roads  uniting  Chicago.  111.,  with  Omaha,  Neb.,  St. 
Paul  Minn.,  with  the  great  wheat  belts  of  Dakota,  Nebraska,  etc.,  and 
with  the  mining  regions  of  Michigan  and  the  Black  Hills,  including— 


Road  owned—                        Miles. 
Lines  owned  in  fee 3,085 

Entire  Klacl;  i»rned — 

Winona  &  St  .Peter 449 

Dakota  Central 724 

Princeton  &  Western 16 

MilwaukeeLakeShoreAW...    757 


Total  incl.  in  earns 5,031 


Controlled  by  stock,  Miles- 

operated  separately— 
Fremont  Elk  Horn  &  Mo.  Val.  1,301 
Sioux  City  A  Pacific 107 


Total  of  all 6,439 

2d  track 395 

Also  has  large  interest  in  Chi- 
cago St.  Paul  Minneapolis  A 
Omaha,  1,492  miles. 


HISTORY,  Ac.— The  Chicago  A  North  Western  Railway  was  organized 
In  1859,  and  has  since  absorbed  many  other  roads. 

In  December,  1882,  a  controlling  interest  was  acquired  In  the  stock  of 
the  Chicago  St.  Paul  Minneapolis  A  Omaha  Co.,  which  see. 

In  July.  1884,  the  capital  stocks  (except  a  few  shares)  of  the  Fre- 
mont Elkhorn  A  Mo.  Valley  and  the  Sioux  City  A  Pacific  were  acquired 
on  the  terms  stated  in  the  SUPPLEMENT  of  June,  1885,  and  prior  issues 
Their  securities,  except  those  held  bv  Chic.  A  N.  W..  are  in  table  above ' 

In  December,  1891,  the  Milwaukee  Lake  Shore  A  Western  RR.  was 
bought  by  an  exchange  of  stock,  and  on  Sept.  1, 1893,  it  was  formally 
merged  into  the  Ch.  A  N.  W.,  all  its  liabilities  and  duties  being  as- 

1  As  to  Wi9con8111  Northern 


CAPITAL  STOCK.— Of  the  common  stock  $2,333,608,  and  preferred 
$3,  /  95  remained  in  me  oo's  treasury  in  June,  1896.  Pref  stock  has  a 
prior  right  to  7  p.  c.;  then  common  7  p.  o.;  then  preferred  3  per  cent- 
then  common  3  per  cent;  then  both  classes  share. 

DIVIDENDS—   '83.    '84.    '85.    '86to'P3.    '94.    '95     '96         '97 

Common 7        7       6«s     6  yearly     345        below. 

Preferred....    8        3       7>s     7  yearly  to  April,  1897,  inclusive. 

Dlvideniis  on  common  were  formerly  paid  June  and  Dec.  30  The 
dividend  on  roirmon  due  Dec.  30, 1894,  was  paid  Jan.  3, 1895,  and  was 
for  2>a  per  cent  instead  of  3  p«r  cent,  as  for  many  previous  half-years. 

Common  in  1897— January,  2>3  per  cent. 

BoNl>s.-Thenen«raJ  eonsol.  mortgage  of  18721s  a  mortgage  on  all 
the  property  of  the  company  at  the  date  of  the  mortgage ;  the  issue 
jan  l>e  increased  only  to  retire  a  like  amount  of  prior  bonds. 

•  •f.'Ssfijfc/'Srt  °°"d'  ot  I879  are  secured  by  deposit  in  trust 
of  $15.000,000  of  1st  mortgage  bonds  at  $15.OOO  per  mile  on  sub- 
sidiary lines,  the  most  Important  being  described  in  SUPPLEMENT  of 
May,  1894.  C  t  the  sinking  fund  bonds  of  1879  $5,951,000  are  6s- 
sinking  fund  is  at  least  1  per  cent  of  outstanding  bonds,  which 
are  subject  to  call  at  105;  and  through  its  operation  the  amount 
°UTh  lo  '"*  ?"•  -een  reduced  fro"1  $15,000,000  to  the  present  figure. 


KlngKley, 

The  xuikinii  timd  debentures  of  1933  have  a  sinking  fund  of  $200  000 
per  year,  if  they  can  be  redeemed  at  105.  These,  as  also  the'  de- 
bentures of  1884  and  1891,  will  be  secured  bj  any  future  mortgage 
excepting  any  mortgage  "  for  the  enlargement,  improvement  or  exten- 


elon of  the  company's  property."  See  description  of  all  the  debentures 
on  page  2,  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1895.  The  25-year  debenture  mort- 
gage c'  1884  is  for  $6,000,000,  and  bonds  outstanding  have  been  re- 
duced to  present  figures  by  sinking  fund  purchases  under  which  $631  - 
000  were  held  alive  June  30, 1896. 

The  extension  bonds  of  1886  are  secured  by  deposit  in  trust  of  first 
mortgage  bonds  at  a  rate  not  exceeding  $20,000  per  mile.  Included  in 
the  collateral  June  1, 1896,  were  $10,675,000  Fremont  Elk  Horn  &  Mo 
Valley  Ists  and  $2,560,000  Wyoming  Central  Ists  [the  Wy.  Cent  hav- 
ing been  consolidated  with  F.  E.  A  M.  V.],  etc.  To  Oct.,  1896,  Exten- 
sion 4s  for  $18,632.000  had  been  listed  on  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange  of 
which,  June  30, 189fi,  $1,143,000  were  held  alive  in  sinking  funds  See 
F.  E.  &  M.  V.  bonds  below.  Union  Trust  Co.  of  N.  Y.,  trustee. 

The  Fremont  Elkhorn  <t  Missouri  Valley  consols  have  a  first  lien  on 
1,170  miles  (Fremont,  Neb.,  to  Deadwood,  D.  T.,  557  miles,  and 
branches  to  Hastings,  Albion,  Ac.,  613  miles),  but  besides  the  amount 
of  issue  given  as  outstanding  in  the  table  $10,675,000  are  held  as  part 
collateral  for  Chicago  A  Northwestern  extension  bonds  of  1886.  The 
Northwestern  assumed  $3,600.000  of  the  Fremont  Elkhorn  A  Missouri 
Valley  bonds  and  guarantees  the  rest.  See  guaranty  V.  56,  p.  650. 

The  Milwaukee  Lake  Shore  <t  Western  debentures  are  convertible  into 
stock  at  par  at  any  time  within  ten  days  after  the  date  fixed  for  payment 
of  dividends  on  com.  stock.  The  extension  and  Improvement  mortgage 
sinking  fund  commences  in  1893,  and  will  receive  not  less  than 
$25,000  yearly  ;  these  bonds  are  not  subject  to  call. 

In  addition  to  the  company's  bonds,  as  shown  in  the  table  above, 
there  were  May  31, 1896,  $2,712,500  alive  in  the  sinking  fund. 

LAND  GRANT.— The  report  for  1895-96  showed  that  the  total  consider 
utioii  for  the  lands  and  lots  sold  in  that  year  amounted  to  $312,940 
Net  cash  receipts  were  $450,052.  The  statement  of  amounts  secured 
to  he  paid  to  the  company  by  outstanding  contracts  of  sale  in  force  at 
the  end  of  the  fiscal  year  showed  a  total  of  $1,109,589.  The  lands 
unsold  and  uncontracted  for  May  31, 1895.  were  698,392  acres  against 
736,365  acres  in  1895. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— It  was  estimated  (in  1895)  that  the  elevation 
of  tracks  in  Chicauo  will  occupy  about  four  years  time  and  cost  be- 
tween $1,000,000  and  *2,000,000  a  year.  V.  62.  p.  456;  V.  63  p  228 
In  1895-96  the  average  freight  train  load  was  141  tons;  rate  per  ton 
mile,  1-04  cents.  In  calendar  year  1895  of  16,215,091  total  tons  O' 
freight  carried,  grain  furnished  8-7  p.  c.,  coal  10  p.  c.,  ores  29  p.  c.  and 
lumber  13  p.  o. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28,  2  months,  gross,  $4,302,967  in 
897;  $4,831,541  in  1896.  For  calendar  years,  earnings  on  5,031  miles 
have  been  as  follows.    See  also  editorial  in  V.  64,  p.  263. 
Years.       dross.  Net.          OVgesfNel).  Dividends.         BaL.sm- 

1896..$32,177,153  $10,950,228  $6:624,915  $3,517,758  $807,525 
1895  .  31,558,629  11,804,827  6,769,606  S.m^lS  1,909,505 
^  A1"*,UAI'  KBP°RT.— Fiscal  year  ends  May  31.  The  annual  meeting  Is 
held  the  first  Thursday  in  June.  The  report  for  1895-96  given  at  length 
In  V.  63.  p.  309,  311.  See  also  editorial,  p.  289. 

The  following  statistics  are  for  the  Chicago  A  Northwestern  propei; 
the  statistics  of  the  Fremont  Elkhorn  A  Mo.  Valley  are  given  further 
below  and  in  the  CHRONICLE,  V.  63,  p.  309. 
Tear  ending  May  31.         1896.  1895.  1894. 

Average  miles  oper..       5,031  5,031  4841 

Passenger  earnings..  $7,4< '8,827    $7,044,691    $9,226,467 

Freight 24,354,622     19,484,415    21,284,929 

Mail,  express,  Ac....     1,725,312       1,579,268       1,474,786 

Total  earnings.. .$33S488.761  $28,108,374  $31,986,187  $32,709,747 
Malnteu'nceofway)  C$4,471,160 

ears.Ac.  >$20,373,402$17,503,917  $19,867.628  3    3,386,053 
Transp'tn  A  miscel.  )  f  13  433  750 

Taxes 1,075,569      1,007,811       1,040,302       I,'o02,'l90 

Total  expenses. .$21,448,971  18,511,728  $20,907,9,30  $22,293,153 

Net  earnings $12,039.790  $9,596,646  $11,078,252  $10,416.594 

P.  0.  exp.  to  earnings        (64-50)  (65-86)           (65-37)           (68-15) 

Investments,  etc 671,638  652,274         431,673          767,635 

Total  receipts....  $12,711,428  $10,248,920  $11,509,925  $11,184,229 

Interest  on  debt $7,122,356    $7,071,135    $6,875,232    $6,204,319 

Dividend*... 3.517,057      3,125,546      3,906,594      3,906,562 

Jinklngfund. 220,990          325,830         327,150          200,200 

Milwaukee  Fire  acct .... ..."  222,870 

Total  disbursm'ts. $10,860,403  $10,522,511  $11,108,976  $10,533,951 
Balanoe,surplus..8iir.$l,851,025def.$273,591       $400,949       $650,278 

FREMONT  ELKHORN  &  MISSOURI  VALLEY. 

Tr.end.Vay3\.               1896.  1895.  1894.  1893. 

Orossearuings $2,950,439  $2,666,642  $3,334,756  $3,653,678 

Netearnings 893,670  692,834  l,093,8-2  1,151,236 

Total  charges 1,022,469  1,025,029  1,028,308  1,030,669 

Balance def.$128,799def.$332.195  sur.$65,544  8r!$120,567 


1893. 
4,273 

$7,956,440 

23,3,7,715 

1,375,59J 


APRIL.  1897.J 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


37 


INVESTORS'     SUPPLEMENT 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


Mabxrlbcr.  will  confer  a  grtmt  faror  by  drlng  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 

RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 

Homlx 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OB  DIVIDENDS. 

aonat—  nnnoi- 
pal.When  Due. 
Sloekt—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ao.  ,  see  note* 
on  flnt  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 

Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
whom. 

Okitaao  A  Sort*  Weitern-lCon.)— 
Maple  River  let  M.,  Br.  to  Mapleton,  (assumed).. 
Booh.  ANo.  Minn.  l8tM.,gu.(aMiimedby.WA8t.P.) 

60 
24 
71 
125 
1,170 
B 
101 
101 
416 
85 
40 
697 
697 

1877 

1H7H 
1882 
1882 
1883 

1868 

1868 
1881 
1884 
1885 
1887 
1889 
1881 
1  8!»2 
1883 
1896 
1896 

1877 
1869 
1884 
1891 

•••••• 

$402,500 
2OO.OOO 
a  1,O07,OOO 
2,000,000 
7,725,000 
169,000 
1,628,000- 
1,628,320 
5,OOO,OOO 
1,281,000 
1,000,000 
436,000 
4,148,000 
500,000 
400.OOO 
1,120,000 
4,599,000 
2,250,000 
46,156,000 
12,100,000 
5,000,000 
40,381,000 
4.500.0OO 
18,559,187 
11,259,912 
334,800 
125.OOO 
3,000.000 
ne  1,  1896,  h 

7 
7 
6 
6 
6 
7  per  an. 
6 
6 

f  g" 
6«- 
1* 

»8- 

ig- 

5 

6    g. 
4g. 
4  g- 
See  text. 
6 
7 
S 
5 

J.  A  3. 

M.  A   8. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A  J. 
M.  A   S. 
F.  A  A. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 
J.    A  J. 
Jan.  1 
Q.-F. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A  J. 
M.  A   8. 

N.Y.,  Office,  52  Wall  St. 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
U.S.  Treas.,  at  maturity. 
N.  Y.  Office,  52  Wall  St. 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
N.  Y.,  Merc.  Trust  Co. 

July  1,  1897 
Sept.  1,  1908 
Sept.  1,  1907 
Nov.  1,  1907 
Oct.    1,  1933 
Oct.    1,  1898- 
Jan.    1,  1898 
Mar.  '98  A'  9» 
May   1,  1921 
July  1,  1924 
Men.  1,   1925 
Feb.   1,  1907 
Feb.  1,  1929 
May  1,  1911 
Got    1,  1922 
Jan.   1,  1918 
July  1,  1925 
July  1,  1945 
May,  '97,  >a% 
July  1,  1917 
Nov.  1,  1899 
July  1,  1934 
Sept.  1.  1921 
Fb.20,'97,2% 
Fb.  20,'97  3% 
Jan.   1,  1908 
July  1,  1908 
May  1,  1918 

Dak.Cent.lst  M.  on  So'east  Dlv.  (to  nawarden)  gu. 
Frem.  Elk.  A  M.  V.  oonnol  M.  $20,OOO  p.  m.  see  text, 
Sioux  City  A  Pao.  pref.  stock  (1st  mort.  on  6  m.)  . 
1st  M.  Sioux  City  to  Fremont  (assumed.)  
2d  M.Oovt  lien  (aocr.lnt.Jan.  1,'97  $2,480,623.) 
Mllw.  L.  Sh.  A  W.,  Consol.  M.  (now  1st)  gold...o* 
Michigan  Dlv.  1st  mort  (for  $3,000,000),  g..c* 

$1,000 
100 

5OO  Ao. 
.-•1)0  Ao. 
1,OOO 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
100 
1,000  Ac 
100  Ac. 
1  .OOOAc 
l.OOO&c 
100 
100 
500  Ao. 
1.000 
500  Ac. 
fund  Ju 

OonT.  debentures,  secured  by  mort  of  '89,  g.  .0" 
Ext.  A  Imp.  M.  for  $5,000,006,  g.,  s.f.  not  dr*n.c* 

Marsh.  Ex.lstM.for$6OO.OOO  ($15.0OOp.m.).o* 
BtP-E-Qr-dT.  lst,M.  g.,lnt.gu.by  M.  L.  B.AW.c* 
OMtago  Ptoria  *  St.  L.—lst  M.,  $5.275,000,  g.o'Ar. 
2d  mtge.  nou-cum.  Incomes,  gold  (see  text).o*Ar. 
OMiaa»XockIiland<tl>ac.—  Stock  (for  S50,OOO,OOO) 
1st  uiort.,Chlo.,  111.,  to  Council  BluffsAbranches.o* 
Chlo.  A  Bouthw.  1st  M.  (g*d  In  our.  by  C.R.I.AP.). 
lit  M.  ext.  and  col.  ($20,000  p.m.)  red.  aft.  '94.c,tr 
Debenture  bonds  (redeemable  at  105)  o**r. 
Chicago  St.  Paul  Minneapolis  4  Omaha—  Com.  stock. 

40 
56 

177 
177 

736 
268 
2,153 

New  York  and  Chicago. 
N.  Y.,13  William  St. 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

See  text. 
7 
8 
6  g. 
eld,  a,  $ 

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

M.  A  N. 
58,000. 

N.  Y.,  Office,  52  Wall  St. 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 

Bt  Paul  Stlllwater  A  Taylors'  Falls  1st  mort.  ...0 
Hud.  A  River  Falls  1st  M.,  Hudson  to  River  Falls  .  o 
Ch.8tP.AMlnn.lstM.,g.,ElroytoL.  St.C.ass'd.0' 
In  addition  to  the  bonds  outstanding  as  above. 

2! 

12 
177 
the  8 

1878 
1878 
1878 
Inking 

Chicago  Paducab  it  Memphis  BR.— In  1897  merged  In  the 
Chicago  A  Eastern  Illinois  and  the  bonds  (all  In  first  hands)  exchanged 
for  a  C.  A  E.  I.  Issue. 

Chicago  Peorla  ic  St.  Loul*  lilt,  of  Illinois.— Owns  from 
Pekln,  llT,  to  JaoksonrUle,  111.,  and  Havana  to  Springfield,  120  miles, 
and  Lltchnehl  to  East  it.  Louis.  50  miles;  uses  Merchants'  Bridge  Into 
St.  Louis,  2  miles.;  trackage,  13  m.  Extension  to  Rook  Island  partly 
graded.  Owns  a  one-quarter  Interest  In  the  Peorla  &  Pekln  Union. 
Operates  Jacksonville  &  St.  Louis  at  rental  of  $20,000  per  month. 

OBOANIZATI  <N.— A  reorganization  In  February,  1896,  of  the  C.  P.  A 
St.  L.  Ry.  sold  In  foreclosure,  per  plan  V.  61,  p.  365.  (V.  62,  p.  232,319.) 

STOCKS  AND  BONDS— Common  stock  authorized  $2,500,000;  preferred 

5  p.  o.,  non-cumulative,  $2,500,000. 

The  new  first  mortgage  Is  for  $5,275,000  to  the  Mercantile  Trust  Co. 
of  N.  Y.  as  trustee.  Of  the  $4,599,000  firsts  given  as  outstanding  in 
table  above,  $2,161,000  were  out  as  collateral  for  loans  (of  $800,000  at 

6  p.  c.)  and  oar  trusts,  leaving  $2,438,000  drawing  interest.    (V.  63,  p. 
791.)    First  mortgage  bonds  for  $676,000  and  $250,000  incomes  are 
reserved  for  additional  railway  at  $15,000  per  mile. 

The  income  mortgage  (Central  Tru»t  Co.,  N.Y,  trustee,)  is  for  $2,500,- 
000  of  non  cumulative  4  per  cents.  The  Railroad  Company  may  at  any 
time  after  July  1, 1897,  and  prior  to  July  1, 1899,  convert  this  issue  of 
bonds  Into  3  per  cents,  constituting  a  fixed  charge.  The  income  inort- 
mortgage  was  originally  for  $4,220,000,  but  by  agreement  July  29, 
1896,  was  limited  to  $2,500,000,  and  the  balance  of  bonds  canceled. 

EARNINGS.— Including  Jacksonv.  Loulsv.  &  St.  L.,  112  miles.  Opera- 
tions for  year  ending  Dec.  31, 1896 : 

Tear  end.        Oroii.  Net.          Taxes,  etc.      Interest.     Balance. 

Deo.  31,  '96.  $897,940       $272.756       $72,703      $145,550   sr.$54,503 

Interest  includes  $97,550  on  $2,438,000  firsts  and  $48,000  on  loan 
of  $soo,ooo.  lii  year  inns,  cross.  B928,329,  against  $824,841  in  1894. 
—(V.  61,  p.  661,  703,  793,  870;  V.  62,  p.  232,  319;  V.  63,  p.  791;  V.  64, 
p.  284,  326. 

Chicago  Rock  Island  tc  Pacific  Ry.—(See  .Map;— ROAD.— 
Operated  from  Chicago,  I1L,  via  Omaha,  Neb.,  to  Denver  and  Colorado 
Springs,  Col.,  and  via  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  to  Fort  Worth,  Texas,  with 
branches.  The  system,  as  will  be  seen  on  adjoining  map,  includes : 

Line*  ovmed—  Miles. 


Culc.,m.,  to  Council  Bluffeja.  499 

Davenp't,Ia.,toAtch'n,Kan.  342 

El  wood  to  Liberal,  Kan 440 

Herlngton,Kan.,toTerral,I.T.  349 

Horton,  Kan.,toRoswell,Col.  569 

Branches 682 


Leased,etc.—(1i Which  see.)  Miles. 

Peoria  A  Bureau  Valley If  47 

Keokuk  A  Des  Moines f  162 

Des  Moines  A  Fort  Dodge.  .11  143 
Trackage    to    Kansas    City, 
No.  Topeka,  Kan.,  Denver, 

Col.,  Pueblo,  Col.,  etc 338 


Totalowned 2,881  |     Tot.Unesoper.  Apr.  1,1896. 3,571 

The  Chicago  Rook  Island  &  Texas,  from  Terral  to  Fort  Worth,  Tex., 
93  miles,  was  completed  in  July,  1893.  It  Is  owned  by  the  Rock  Island, 
and  its  bonds  are  all  deposited  for  the  R.  I.  extension  and  collateral 
mortgage,  but  the  road  is  operated  separately.  V.  61,  p.  793. 

HISTORY.  —  The  present  Chicago  Rock  Island  A  Pacific  was  a  con- 
solidation June  2,  1880,  with  $50.000,000  stock  authorized,  and  a 
(took  dividend  of  100  per  cent  to  the  holders  of  Rook  Island  stock 
Chicago  Kansas  A  Nebraska  Is  now  owned  In  (ee  simple.  V.  53,  p.  223' 

DIVIDENDS      <  1883    '89    '90    '91    '92     '93     '94     '95     '96       97  ' 

»lnce  .87,  P.  ot. }   6>a       4       4       3       4        4      3>a       2       2     Below 

In  1897,  Feb.,  "a  p.  c.j  May,  »a  P.  c.  From  1881  to  1887, 7  p.  o.  per  ann. 

BONDS.— The  extension  and  collateral  trust  5  per  cent  bonds  (truste6 
of  mortgage  United  States  Trust  Company)  are  issued  at  the  rate  of 
$15,000  per  mil...  for  siiiKlu  tnii-k,  $-,,()()()  per  mile  ji.lilitioniil  for  equip- 
ment and  $7,500  for  second  track.  They  are  secured  by  the 
direct  Uen  of  a  first  mortgage  or  by  deposit  with  the  trustee  of  an  equal 
amount  of  first  mort.  6  p.  c.  bonds  of  branch  lines,  and  (since  July  1, 
lH'J4,)arn  rrd'le  at  1O5  in  the  order  of  their  numbers. lieiriiinint;  with  the 
lowest.  On  Deo.  29, 1894,  there  were  $40,444,000  of  these  bonds  out- 
standing, and  $268,000  had  been  canceled  for  the  sinking  fund-  of 
the  total  originally  sold  $32,298,000  were  issued  at  $15,000  per  mile 
on  2,153  miles  of  track ;  $1,20O,OOO  for  Kansas  City  terminal  property 
and  $7.214,000  for  equipment.  See  mortgage  abstract,  V.  47,  p  260 

The  debentures  of  1891  (U.  8.  Trust  Co.,  trustee)  were  issued  to  pay 
for  terminals  and  betterments  as  needed.  The  Issue  is  for  $10,000  OOO 
and  the  bonds  are  redeemable  on  notice  any  coupon  day  at  105.  In 
June,  1894,  $1,500,OOO  debentures  were  sold  for  Improvements.  See 
description  of  debentures  on  page  3  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1895. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— The  sale  in  Oct.,  1894,  of  the  Minneapolis  A 
St.  Louis— which  see— realized  for  the  Rook  Island  $3,832,000  in  cash 
V.  59.  p.  738.  Average  freight  train  load  1895-96, 144  tons;  rate  per 
ton  mile  1-03  cents. 

«oEA5,N^S8;~Jan-  X  to  Marcn  31  <3  months),  gross,  $3,329,135  In  1897, 
f3,57<>,006.ln  1896.  Calendar  year  1896  gross,  $15,421,698,  against 
$15,053,825  in  1895. 

AHHCAL  REPORT.— The  fiscal  year  ends  March  31.  Annual  meeting 
Js  held  In  Chicago  on  the  first  Wednesday  in  June.  Report  for  1895-96 
In  full  was  In  V.  62,  p.  1012, 1037.  Earnings,  Ac.,  have  been : 


fear  ending  March  31—  1896.  1895.  1894. 

Miles  owned  and  operated...  3,571  3,571  3,571 

Passenger  earnings....  $4,445,953  $4,338,053  $6,538,568 

Freight .  11,159,100  11,206,686  12,852,979 

Mall,  express,  rentals,  etc....  1,754,600  1,876,077 

Gross  earnings...  ...$17,359,653     $17,420,816     $21,039.074 

Operating  expenses 11,866,594       12,682,261       14,977,480- 

Net  earnings $5,493,059       $4,738,555       $6,061,594 

P.  o.  of  oper.  exp.  to  earns....        (68-36)  (72-80)  (71-14) 

From  land  department,  etc..  38,439  15,644  43,038 

Total  income...                  .    $5,531,498  $4,754,199  $6,104,632 

Rent  leased  roads $665,615  $694,924  $692,617 

Interest  on  debt 3,322,525  3,318,525  3,199,825 

Missouri  River  bridges 119,650  157,608  157,46» 

Dividends (2)     923,116  (3)1,384,674  (4)1,846,232 

Balance sur.$500,592  def.$801,532  sur.$208,498 

M.  A  St.  L.  bonds or.  1,152,079 

Surplus  bal.  for  year $500,592          $352,547          $208,498 

— (V.  62,  p.  989,  1O12, 1037, 1039, 1042 ;  V.  63,  p,  879, 1009.) 
Chicago  St.  Paul  &  Kan.  City.— See  CHICAGO  GREAT  WESTERH. 

Chicago  St.  Paul  Minneapolis  &  Oiiiaiia  Ry.— (See  Map  Chi- 
cago <t  North  Western.)— ROAD.— Main  line— Elroy,  Wls.,  to  Omaha,  Neb., 
593  miles;  other  lines,  899  miles;  total,  1,492  miles,  of  which  1,428 
miles  are  owned  and  64  miles  leased. 

HISTORY.— This  was  a  consolidation  July,  1880,  of  the  Chicago  8t 
Paul  A  Minneapolis,  the  North  Wisconsin  and  the  St.  Paul  &  Sioux  City. 

In  November,  1882,  a  controlling  interest  in  the  stock  was  purchased 
for  the  Chicago  A  Northwestern  Railway  by  the  acquisition  of  93.200 
shares  of  common  and  53,800  shares  of  preferred.  First  dividend 
(2  p.  c.)  on  common  stock  was  paid  In  February,  1897. 

STOCK.— Authorized  common,  $21,403,293;  preferred,  $12,646,833. 
Held  by  the  company  Deo.  31, 1896,  common  stock  and  scrip,  $2,844,- 
106;  preferred  stock  and  scrip,  $1,386,921.  Preferred  stock  has  a  prior 
right  to  non-cumulative  dividend  of  7  per  cent ;  but  common  Is  never 
to  receive  more  than  is  paid  on  preferred. 

DIVIDENDS  since  '87.  '88.  '89.  '90.  '91.  '92.  '93.  '94.      '95.  '96.      '97. 

Common,  P.  ct Istdiv.  in'97,  2% 

Preferred,  P.  ct 63446^     7  per  annum  (3>a  FAA.) 

BONDS.— In  1893  consols  for  $276,000  were  issued.  There  are  also 
$75,000  Minneapolis  Eastern  1st  m.,  guar.,  7s,  due  Jan.  1, 1909.  Com- 
pany owns  $1,500,000  bonds  of  Superior  Short  Line  Ry. 

LANDS.— The  land  sales  in  1896  were  22,093  acres,  for  $68,068,  in- 
cluding lots ;  lands  undisposed  of,  414,952  acres. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— From  Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28  (2  months),  gross,  $1,061,- 
559  in  1897;  $1,174,598  in  1896.  For  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  see 
V.  63,  p.  1114. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Report  for  1896  was  in  V.  64,  p.  514.  Average- 
train  load  In  1896  was  170-6  tons;  in  1895  was  156-6  tons. 


Tear  ending  Dee.  31—  1896. 

Gross  earnings $8,156,192 

Operating  expenses  and  taxes.  5,137,034 

Net  earnings $3,019,158 

Netrentals  paid 113,946 

Net  Int.  on  debt  (less  ottter  inc.)  1,405,353 

Div.  on  pref.  stock (7)787,976 

Div.  on  com.  stock (2)370,932 


1895.  1894. 

$7,508,764       $7,297,619 

4,836,652          4,946,184 


$2,672,112 

113,048 

1,422,830 

(7)787,976 


$2,351,435^ 

109,137 

1,412,300 

(7)  787,976 


Surplus  of  RR.  Co $340,901  $348,258  $42,022 

Net  from  land  sales $1,662  $36,389  $230,076 

-(V.  61,  p.  280;  V.  62,  p.  410;  V.  63,  p.  1114;  V.  64,  p.  231,233,  514.) 

Chicago  Oc  Southeastern  Ry.— Operates  Anderson,  Ind.,  to 
Brazil,  Ind.,  109  miles,  of  which  12  miles,  Wavelaud  to  Sand  Creek,  li 
trackage  over  St.  L.  Van.  A  T.  H.,  leaving  97  miles  owned.  Receiver 
applied  for  in  February,  1897.  Formed  In  1891  to  succeed  Midland 
of  Indiana,  reorganized.  The  Midland  of  Ind.  mortgage  (assumed)  lias 
been  limited  to  $375,000.  Midland  Ry.  of  Ind.  Interest  due  July  1, 
1894,  was  paid  in  Deo.,  1894,  and  the  January,  1895,  Interest  was  not 
paid  when  due.  (V.  61,  p.  324,  921.) 

Chicago  dc  South  Side  Rapid  Transit.— ("Alley  Elevated." 
—See  STREET  RAILWAY  SUPPLEMENT. 

Chicago  &  Texas  RR.— Owns  from  Cape  Glrardeau,  Mo.,  vl» 
Carbonilale,  111.,  to  Johnson  City,  etc.,  80  miles,  and  branch  to  Har- 
rison, 111.,  2  miles;  56  and  60-lb.  steel. 

A  consolidation  in  1893  of  Grand  Tower  A  Cape  Girardeau  and  Grand 
Tower  A  Carbondale.  Common  stock  authorized,  $1,500.000;  non-ou- 
mulatlve  5  per  cent  preferred,  $1,000.000;  par,  $100.  All  outstanding, 
laly«  XA  1895'  and  Bended  debt  was  $972,000 ;  current  liabilities, 
$51.806.  First  5s  for  $1,500,000  are  reserved  for  extensions.  Year 
ending  Juue  30, 1896,  gross,  H184.689;  net,  $50,302;  interest,  taxes, 
2&J,  I6.!?'737'  £»'anoe'  deficit  for  year,  $16,435.  In  1894-95,  gross. 
$149,375 :  net, $38,396 ;  charges,  $55,406.-(V.  57,  p.  255.) 


AMUL.  1887.J 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V. 


MI  r.».  ri  IMT,  will  confer  •  great  favor  by 


Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Tables. 


RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OK  DIVIDENDS. 

Bonds—  rtimji 
pal,  When  Dne. 

For  explanation  of  coliiinn  headings,  Ac.,  Bee  note* 
on  first  page  of  tables. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Stacks—  Last 
Dividend. 

Okie.  St.  Paul  idnneap.  <t  Omaha—  (Goncl'd)— 
St.  P.  A  8l'x  C.  lit.  M.g.($7.000.000)$10,000p.m  .c 
No.Wln.lRt  M.  I,aki>~t.C.t<>n'rHi>oonora8B'med.e" 
BaultSte.  Marie  A  Southwesfn  1st  M.,  assumed.  c 
Ch.8t  P.M.AO.oon.M.,*30.000,000($15,OOOp.m)o- 
Okieayo  <t  MourA*<ui«rn—  Mtd.of  [nil.  1st  M.,  gold.  .0 

607 
80 
37 
1,412 
94 
94 
60 
48 
48 

"l6 
483 
93 

1879 
1880 
1890 
1880 
1887 
1891 
1893 
1879 
82-92 

1875 
1881 
1891 
1892 
1  894-6 

$1,000 
1,000 
l.OOO 
1,000 
1,000 

$6,070,000 
8OO.OOO 
400,000 
14,006,327 
375,000 
(1) 
1,225,000 
1,149,000 
9,652,666 
7,511,800 
19,000 
5,75^,000 
1,667,000 
293,000 
464,062 
l.OOO.OOO 
3,000.000 
8,000,000 
1,000,000 
625,500 
6,374.500 
996,000 
1,347,000 
389,000 
2,000,000 
3,000,000 
3,500,000 
2,500,000 
1,333,000 

!*• 

5 
6 

»g- 
Sg- 
5  g- 
6g- 
6  g. 
See  text. 
7 
5 
5 
6 
5 
6g. 
5  g. 
See  text. 
4  per  an. 
4  per  an. 
5 
7 
6 
5 
4>ag. 
5g- 

I*' 
5g. 

A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A  D. 
J.   A   J. 

A."A"O. 

M.  A  N. 
Q.-M. 
F.  A  A. 
J.   A  D. 
J.   A  D. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A  D. 
Semi-an 
A.  A  O. 
J.  &  J. 

& 

A.  'A  6. 

A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.    A   J. 
J.   A  D. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A  D. 

N.  Y.  Office,  52  Wall  St. 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 
See  text. 

Apr.   1,  1919 
Jan.   1,  1930 
Nov.  1,  1915 
June  1,  1930 
Jan.   1,  1917 
Oct.    1.  1921 
Apr.  1,  1933 
Nov.  1,  1919 
Deo.   1,  1932 
Feb.  15,  1893 
June  1,   1905 
Deo.   1,  1921 
May   1,  1931 
June  1,  1902 
1904-5 
Oct.    1,  1919 
Oct.    1,  1919 
See  text. 
Apr.6,'97,1% 
Mar.,  '97,  1% 
May8'97,li.4% 
Oct.    1,   190» 
Oct.    1,  19O5 
Oct.    1,   1906 
Jan.    1,  1937 
June  1,  1942 
May   1,  1941 
Jan.   1,  1903 
June,  1943 

C*i<-«i/./  .f  7Vj-n—  l»t  mort.  98,800,000;  gold...c*r 
Okie.  <t  n:  /»</.—  1st  M..  K.,  B.  f..  subj.  call  at  105.O" 
General  mort.,  gold,  sinking  fund,  sec  text  c* 
Olieago  if  Writ  JfirA.j/Mu—  Stock  (In  trust  $63.60O). 
CJraud  R»i>ld»  Nowaygo  A  Lake  Sli.  1st  M.2d  Dlv. 
Cliie.*  Wi-tMieh.  general  niort.($12,OOOp.m.).o" 
Cli.A  No.Mii'h.lHt  M..gu.,p.Al.end.$18,OOOp.m.o* 
Midi.  Kquip.  C'n.  lstM.,gu.p.Al.,  s.f.  red.  at  lOO.r. 

i.obo 

1,000 

1,000 

100 
500  Ac. 

1,000 

1,000 
1.000 

N.  Y.,  J  ™>lorgan  A  Co. 
do              do 
See  text. 
N.  Y.,  Un.  Tr.  A  Boston. 
See  text. 
See  text. 
Boston. 

Oluietair  Oklahoma  tCniilfRR.—  Priorlien,g.,text.c* 

(l.'lieml  mortgage,  $.">,5OO,OOO,  gold  0* 

220 
220 

1894 
1894 

1,000 
1,000 
100 
100 
100 

i7>b"6 

1,000 
1,000 
1000 
1,000 
1,000 
l,l>0 
1,000 

Phil.,  Ot.  420Walnut  St. 
do             do 
Cincinnati, 
do 
do 
do 
N.Y.,Kessler*Co54Wall 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
N.Y.,  Blair  ACo.,  33Wall 
N.Y.,Ke86ler&Oo54Wall 
N.Y.,Ke88lerACo54WaH 
do              do 

1st  preferred  stock.  Series  A  A  B,  $300,000  each. 

.... 

New  2d  preferred  5  p.  e  non  cum.,  $8,OOO,OOO  .  . 
Consolidated  mort.  (now  1  -t>  $  A  *,  sink,  fund  o* 

"60 
60 
60 
69 
60 
164 
99 
99 

1875 
1875 
1875 
1887 
1892 
1891 
1873 
1893 

do                          do    o* 

On.  Day.  &  Iron.,  1st  M.,  gold,  guar.  (assumed.o' 
Cin.  Hamilton  <t  Itulianap.—  1st  M..  guar.  p.  Al... 
General  mort.  for  $3,800,000,  gold,  to  be  guar... 

Chicago  *  Western  Indiana  Itll.—  Owns  a  valuable-terminal 
system  of  roads  affording  entrance  Into  Chicago  to  the  roads  named 
below.  Its  Hues  extend  from  Dearborn  Station,  Polk  Street,  Chicago, 
to  Doltou,  17  miles,  also  to  Indiana  State  Line,  10  miles,  n> 
Cragln,  10  miles,  and  to  South  Chicago,  5  miles  ;  totnl,  48  miles;  total 
track,  including  2d,  3d,  4th  tracks  and  sidings,  194  miles ;  also  owns 
860  acres  of  real  estate,  passenger  and  freight  yards,  warehouses, 
elevators,  etc.  The  Belt  Ry.  of  Chicago  leases  and  operates  72  miles  of 
the  194  miles  owned  by  the  Ch.  A  W.  I.,  its  securities  being  all  held  by 
the  companies  leasing  the  Chicago  A  W.  I.;  see  V.  60,  p.  1056. 

LEASES.— This  company's  road  and  terminals  are  leased  under  per- 
petual contracts  to  the  Wabash,  the  Chic.  A  Grand  Trunk,  the  Chicago  A 
Eastern  Illinois,  the  Chicago  A  Erie  and  the  Louisville  New  Albany  A 
Chicago,  each  of  which  five  companies  owns  $1,000,000  stock.  They 
are  also  leased  to  the  Atchlson,  the  Elgin  Juliet  A  Eastern  and  the  Belt 
Railway.  The  annual  rentals  must  always  exceed  by  at  least  20  per 
cent  the  interest  on  the  bonds  at  any  time  outstanding. 

CAPITAL  STOCK,  $5,000,000,  all  owned  as  above  stated.  Dividends 
1892  to  1894, 6  p.  e.  yearly;  In  1895, 713  p.  c.;  In  1896,  6  p.  o. 

BONDS. — Slnktngfundpayment8(amountingin  year  1896 to  $161,000) 
annually  retire  a  portion  of  the  first  mortgage  bonds  at  105  and  inter- 
est, and  after  they  are  all  drawn  the  general  mortgage  bonds  become 
subject  to  same  sinking  fund  and  will  be  drawn  at  same  price  in  such 
annual  amounts  as  will  retire  the  debt  at  or  before  maturity.  In  Sept., 
1894,  $14,152,000  general  6s  had  been  Issued,  of  which  $2,500,000 
were  reserved  to  retire  firsts  and  $1,999,333  had  been  paid  back  to 
company  for  debt  and  canceled.  May  1,  1897,  $85,000  Ists  were  re- 
deemed. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  Deo.  31.  Report  for  1895  was  In 
V.62,p.  1084,  showing  gross  income,  $995,834;  interest,  etc.,  $678,335; 
dividends,  $375,000;  balance,  deficit,  $57,501.  In  1894  gross,  $991,- 
979.  (V.  62,  p.  1O84;  V.  64,  p.  40. 37 j.) 

Chicago  dc  West  'Hclil-jan  Ity.—  Owns  from  Lacrosse,  Ind.,  to 
Traverse  City,  301  miles;  Allegan  to  Pentwater,  98  miles;  Big  Rapids 
Junction  to  Big  Rapids,  52  miles;  other  branches,  31  miles;  proprietary 
line.  Chicago  A  North  Michigan  (opened  in  July,1892),  Traverse  City  to 
Elk  Rapids  and  Bay  View,  93  miles;  total  of  all.  575  miles. 

ORGANIZATION,  Ac.— Organized  Jan.  1, 1879.  Total  tons  carried  in 
1895  were  1,205,263,  of  which  lumber  furnished  46-7  p.  c.,  coal  8  p.  c. 
and  grain  4  p.  o. 

COUPONS,  ETC. — June,  1894,  coupons  on  gen.  mort.  were  purchased  at 
Union  Tr.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  and  Old  Colony  Trust  Co.,  Boston.  V.58,  p.  941. 
Coupons  of  Chicago  A  West  Michigan  general  more.,  due  Dec.  1, 1894, 
to  Dec.,  1896,  inclusive,  and  nf  Chicago  &  North  Michigan  first  mort. 
due  Nov.  1, 1894,  to  Nov.,  1896,  inclusive,  were  paid  ^  In  cash  and  ^ 
In  10-year  5  p.  o.  scrip,  said  scrip  to  be  redeemable  at  option  of  com- 
pany. V.  63,  p.  793.  Jan.  1.  1896,  loans  and  bills  payable,  $50,000; 
unpaid  coupons,  $172,193.  Equipment  bonds  authorized,  $500,000. 

DIVIDENDS— In  1887,  2i«  p.  o. ;  in  1888,  2j  In  1889,  2;  to  1890,  3;  In 
1891,  3i»;  In  1892,  3>a;  In  1893,  Feb.,  113  p.  c.;  none  since. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— From  Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28  (2  months) : 

2  months.  Oross.  Net.       Int..  rent..  Ac.  Balance 

897 $221,793         $28.151        $68,695  def.  $40,544 

1898 236,779  24,189  67,546  def.    43,357 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— For  year  ending  Dec.  31, 1896,  gross.  $1,642,617- 
net,  $321,141;  other  Income.  $1,496;  charges,  $108,364;  balance 
deficit,  for  year.  $85,727.  Report  In  V.  62,  p  820,  for  1895  showed 
gross,  $1,724,047;  net,  $319,950.-(V.  62,  p.  82O;  V.  63,  p.  793.) 

Choctaw  Oklahoma  &.  «ulf  KB.— Wlster,  Indian  Territory, 
via  South  McAlester  and  Oklahoma  City,  to  Fort  Reno  216  miles- 
coalmine  branches,  4  miles;  total,  220  miles.  The  extension,  South' 
MoAle.Hter  to  Oklahoma  City,  120  miles,  completed  in  September,  1895 

Extension  of  12  miles  to  K.  C.  Pittsburg  A  Gulf  is  proposed. 

HISTORY.-A  reorganization  of  the  Choctaw  Coal  A  Railway  Co.,  sold 
In  foreclosure  Sept.  9, 1894.  Holds  valuable  coal  leases. 

READJUSTMENT.— In  June,  1896,  was  issued  $4,000.000  of  5  per  cent 

preferred  stock  (par.  $50)  to  retire  $1,200,000  (out  of  $4  141  000) 

5S2«r2 '  !n,ortg»go  bonds  and  all  the  #1.100,000  Incomes;  and  to  raise 

300  in  cash  with  which  to  pay  $308.000  car  trusts,  and  to  build 

an  extension  of  10  miles  to  the  Kansas  City  Pittsburg  A  Gulf,  tor  bet- 

55?<S?«5r,nt£«xnia  "''"gatory  charges  were  thus  reduced  from  $325,- 

000  to  $210,000  yearly.    See  V.  62,  p.  588,  778,  821,  868. 

n^ruiKT^*?™0n  Rr°ClC'  $3'750'000:  Par-  *5°:  a11  n<>ld  by  voting  trust 


BONDS.— Tne  prior  lien  6s  are  redeemable  at  105  after  five  vears 
Bee  adv.  CHRONICLE  Sept.  22,  1894.  General  5s  for  $1,000,000  are 
reserved  to  retire  prior  lien  bonds  and  In  Julv,  181)6,  $1  500  000  lii 
eluding  $1,200  000  surrendered  under  plan  ot  Mar.i,  1896)  were  held 
for  future  additions  etc.  On  Oct.  31,  1 896,  oar  trusts  for  $125,000 
were  outstanding,  which  are  to  bo  retired  April  1, 1897,  when  the  last 
Instalment  on  preferred  stock  Is  due;  no  loans  and  bills  payable. 

EARNINGS.— Including  mining  operations— 

N.wVjnl-11!9'  OQ  !     2i!-;!^ Gross,  $463,451-.    net,  $150,994 

Nov.  1  to  teb.  28.  {  189o-96 Gross,    447,540;    net       !)"  251 

Charges  for  the  8  months  1896-97  were  $76  000 


ANNUAL  REPORT.— Year  ends  Oct.  31.    Report  for  1895-6  was  given 
in  V.  64,  p.  132,  showing  earnings  as  follows: 
Tears  end.        dross  Net  Profit  Taxes         Balaner. 

Oct.  31—  of  railroad,     earnings,     on  mining,  and  rents,  for  interest. 

1895-6.- $511,011       $202,221        $2K,386       $11,200         $217,407 

1894-5 332,318          126,459          64,085         

Interest  charge  on  bonds  now  outstanding,  $209,750. 

Coal  output  in  1895-6  was  364,110  tons  against  358,355  tons  In 
1891-5,  but  the  price  received  in  1895-6  was  much  lower  than  In  the 
previous  year.  In  the  calendar  year  1894  the  output  was  360,520  tons; 
in  1893  was  350,567  tons.  President,  Francis  I.  Gowen,  Philadel- 
phia.—(V.  64,  p.  1  32,  133.) 

Cincinnati  Dayton  &  Iroiitou.— See  Oinein.  Sam.  <t  Dayton. 

Cincinnati  Hamilton  &  Dayton  Ry.— (See  Map.)— Operates  a 
direct  line  between  Cincinnati  and  Toledo,  Ohio,  with  branches  to 
\ndtanapolls,  Ind.,  and  Ironton,  on  the  Norfolk  A  Western,  etc. 


Roads  controlled — 


Miles. 


Cincinnati  Hamilton  A  Ind.  ..IT  99 
Cincinnati  A  Dayton  ...........   13 

Total  of  all  ..................  641 

Owns  jointly  with  Big  Four  Day- 
U 


ton  A  Union. 


Road  owned—  (U  See  this  Oo.)M:iles. 

Cincinnati  to  Dayton,  0 60 

Cincinnati  Dayton&  Ironton. .164 

Cm.  Dayton  A  Chicago,  etc 143 

Trackage 2O 

Roads  leased— 
Dayton  &  Michigan 1J142 

HISTORY,  ETC.— Chartered  in  1846.  Main  line  opened  in  1851, 
Leased  lines  added  at  various  times  since.  In  July,  1895,  the  Cin. 
Dayton  &  Ironton  and  Cin.  D.  A  Chicago  were  formally  consolidated 
with  the  C.  H.  A  D.  Railroad  under  the  name  of  Cin.  Ham.  A  Dayton 
Railway.  V.  60,  p.  1104:  V.  61,  p.  68.  Indiana  Decatur  A  Western 
stock  control  was  acquired  In  the  interest  of  theC.  H.  A  D.  in  December, 
1895,  and  that  property  will  be  operated  in  connection  with  the  O.  H. 
A  O.  system.  V.  61,  p.  10d4. 

The  Cincinnati  Hamilton  &  Dayton  Traction  Co.  was  organized  in 
November,  1896,  to  build  and  operate  rapid  transit  electric  lines  in 
connection  with  the  C.  H.  A  D.  steam  road— sea  V.  61,  p.  82. 

STOCK.— Capital  stock  of  C.  H.  A  D.  Railway  is  common  $8,000,000 ; 
preferred  5  p.  c.  non-cumulative,  $8,000.000.  Old  railroad  common 
received  I55mo  shares  of  the  new  preferred  and  2  share?  of  new  com- 
mon for  each  old  share.  Old  preferred  (4  p.  c.  cumulative!  had  option 
•of  remaining  unchanged  or  of  exchange  for  new  preferred,  share  for 
share.  The  new  preferred  is  entitled  to  5  p.  c.,  then  common  to  5  p.  c.; 
then  both  share  equally. 

DIVIDENDS—  '83.  '81.  '85.  '86.  '87.  '88.  '89.  '90  to  July,  '95 
Common,  P.  ct..  96676  nil  5  yearly 

Preferred,  p.  c..    666       and  since  4  per  cent  yearly. 

On  second  (new)  preferred  of  consol.  company  H*  per  cent  was  paid 
in  Nov.,  1895;  in  1896,  5  p.  c.;  in  1897,  Feb.,  H»  p.  c.;  May,  1»4  p.  c. 

BONDS.— The  general  mortgage  Is  for  $7,800,000,  of  which  $4,800,000 
reserved  to  retire  the  prior  liens  at  maturity;  the  prior  bonds  must  not 
be  extended;  trustee,  Mercantile  Trust  Company  of  N.  Y.  The  mortgage 
covers  the  perpetual  lease  of  the  Dayton  A  Michigan,  the  profits  un- 
der which  are  large.  V.  54.  799;  V.  55,  p.  373.  On  June  30, 1895,  cur- 
rent liabilities  of  C.  H.  A  D.  were  $1,711,773. 

GUARANTIES.— The  C.  H.  A  D.  guarantees  certain  securities  of  the 
Cincinnati  Hamilton  A  Ind.  and  Dayton  A  Michigan— which  see. 

In  May,  1895,  C.  H.  &  D.  interests  in  Alabama  Great  Southern  were 
sold  to  Southern  Ry.  Control  of  Cin.  N.  O.  A  T.  P.  stock  is  held  by 
C.  H.  A  D.  and  Southern  Railway  jointly.  V.  62,  p.  1139;  V.  6M,  p.  228. 

Statement  to  Inter-State  Commerce  Commission  for  year  ending  June 
30  on  641  miles. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30. 
Yr.  toJune30.   Oross.  Net.  Int.,  etc.    Dimd'nds.  "Bal.,sur. 

1896-97 $5, 147/562    $1,607,717    $846,907    $482,800    $278,010 

189596 5,039,136       1,627,986      847,200      449,900      330,886 

1894-95 5,094,812      1,724,404      849,153      445,623      429,628 


-  NOTE.— Includes  $180,788  D.  A  M.  dividends  paid  In  eacli  year. 

-(V.  62,  p.  1 82,  232,  1038, 1139;  V.  63,  p.  153,  228,  504;  V.  64,  p.  82.> 

Cincinnati  Hamilton  &  Indianapolis  »y.— (See  Map  0.  a. 

<t  D.)-  Owns  Hamilton,  Ohio,  west  to  Indianapolis,  Ind.,  99  miles. 

STOCK.— Common  stock  ($2,500,000)  is  all  owned  by  the  Cincinnati 
Hamilton  A  Dayton,  which  operates  the  road,  V.  57,  p.  144.  Pre- 
ferred non-cumulative  7  per  cent  stock,  $281,679. 

BONDS.— The  general  mortgage,  of  which  Continental  Trust  Co.  of  New 
York  and  the  Union  Trust  Co.  of  Cincinnati  are  trustees,  is  for  $3,800,- 
OOO,  of  which  sufficient  reserved  to  retire  first  mort.  bonds  at  maturity . 

EARNINGS.— In  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $698,350;  net 
$115,404;  other  income,  $725;  interest,  taxes,  etc.,  $165,884:  balninc 
deficit,  for  year,  $49,755.  In  1894-95,  gross,  $658,037;  net,  $83,007. 

Cincinnati  Jackson  &  ITIacklnaw  Ry.— Owns  from  Carlisle 
O.,  to  Addison,  Mich.,  188  miles;  Allegau  to  Dundee,  Mich.,  133  mllec; 
branches,  3  m.:  trackage  to  Toledo,  etc.,  2  5  m.;  total  operated,  349 
miles.  Ha}  traffic  arrangement  over  B.  A  O..into  Chicago,  and  into 
Cincinnati  over  C.  C.  C.  A  St.  L.,  Cin.  Lebanon  &  Northern  and  Middle- 
town  A  Cincinnati  Ry.  V.  62,  p.  1137.  (Cincinnati  A  Jackson  Ry.) 
Jackson  to  Addison,  20  miles,  is  operated  jointly. 

HISTORY.— In  1894  Messrs.  C.  8.  Brice  and  others  acquired  control  ot 
stock.  Interest  on  new  firsts  due  Dec.  1,  1894,  was  not  paid  and  F  . 


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nub.rrlber.  will  confer  •  «re«t  fcvor  bf  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table.. 

RATLROAD6. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 

r.ini'N 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 

Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

pal,  When  Due. 
Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

for  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  flr«t  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

<Hnn.  Jaetoon  *  Jfadk.-Capital  stock  
lit  mortgage  for  $4.800,(K>0,  v£s»s;vi'gury£. 

331 

1892 

$L',oo6 

$16,300,000 
4,234,000 
902,000 
200,000 
Ki*,»i40 
1,500,000 
3.000.1  
600,000 
1,566,000 
594,000 

1,800,000 
1,710,000 
650,000 
4,000,000 
1,800,000 
730.OOO 
902,000 
See  text. 
124,000 
2,000,000 
1,121,000 
600,000 
26,000 
z  200,000 
150.000 
200,000 
z  200,000 
76,000 
559,183 
105,700 
110,000 

'"i"g. 

J."A  D. 

Dec.,'94,  coup,  not  paid 

June  1,  1991 

Oinrtnnatt  Lebanon  A  Northern—  Stock  f  1.000,000 

38 
38 
148 
336 

1886 

1  v.i  1 
1870 

1896 

1895 
1871 

1  S!W 

1893 

1,000 
100,  Ac. 

1,000 

100 

5 
2  to  5 
7 

J.  A  J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.  A  J. 

Clnn.,  Cen.Tr.AS.D.Co. 
do              do 
July,'88,pd.Nov.  10,'96 

Jan.,  1916 
July,  1914 
Jan.   1,  1901 
Oct.  19,  1891 

Oinrmmiti  *  iKSciHffum  Valley—  1st  mortgage.  .  .  c 
Cincinnati  ffev  Orleans  4  Toot  Ptudjlc—  Stock  

Cincinnati  Poritmouih  rf  Virginia—  Common  *toc* 

107 
107 
108 
86 
53 
26 

i'.obo 

l.ooo 
1,000 
1,000 
100 

r.oo,  ,Vc. 
1,000 

5  'in  "'96 

£g- 

7g- 
5  g. 
5  g. 

J."A"J. 

3.  A  D. 
J.  A  D. 
J.  A  J. 
J.    A  J. 

Cincinnati,  Ohio. 
Investin't  Tr.Co.,Phila. 
N.  Y.,  Winslow,  L.  A  Co. 
New  York  and  London. 
N.  Y.,  Guaranty  Tr.  Co. 

Jan.1,'97,2% 
June  1,  1925 
June  1,  1921 
Jan.  1,  1920 
Jan.  1,  1943 
Oct.  3,  1892 
Men.  1,  1927 
Aug.  1,  1930 
Jan.  1,  1941 

lit  mortgage.  "500,000.  gold.red.  at  105..  ..o*r* 
Oia.  JtuHmond  *  Ft.  W.-  1st  mort.,  (told,  Int.  gu.o' 
Oin.  ^<na»rfJfo^.  -1st  M.,f2,000.000,  gold..  c' 
CltarftildtHfakonina—  lstM.g.,gu.p.Al.(end.).o**r 

General  mort  (now  1st,)  for$l,8OO,OOO  gold....o 
Ea  nip.  Trust  A  2d  mortgage,  gold,  (See  text)  ....  c' 
Ottfeland  Belt  4  terminal—  1st  M.  $1,000,000  
Cleft.  Canton*  Sou/*.-  Pref.  6  P.O.  stock  (See  text). 

177 

177 
6»s 

1887 
1890 
1891 

§«• 
6  g. 
5stk 

M.  A   8. 
F.  A  A. 
J.   &  D. 

Hamilton   Tr.,   Bk'lyn. 
do    ASOB'way.N.  Y. 
Boston,  Co.'s  Office. 

100 

Cleveland  A  Camou  1st  mortgage,  assumed  —  c 
Equip.  Tr.  A  Improve.  2<1  M.  ($2,OOO,OOO)  gold  o* 
Oosnocton  A  Southern  1st  mort.,  gold,  assumed.  . 

161 
161 
30 

1887 
1891 
1887 

18*0 
1889 
1HSIO 
1888 
1890 
1892 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

5 

8«- 

J.   A  J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A  D. 
J.    A   J. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 

July,  1895,  not  paid. 
Apr.,'93,coup.last  paid. 
July,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 

July  1,  1917 
July  1,  1917 
July,  1917 
Apr.  1,  1894 
Apr.   1,   192» 
May   1,  1896 
June  1,  1928 
Jan.   1,  1941 
May  1,  1942 

Cleveland  Chagrin  Falls  A  Mo.,  1st  mortgage.... 

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

5 
6 

ig- 
5* 

Waynesburgh  A  Canton  1st  M.,  gold,  assumed.  .  .0 
General  1st  mortgage  on  ZanesvUle  real  estate.. 
OL  Can.  A  80.,  oonsol.  M.,  (26,000  p.  m.,  gold,  .c' 

6 

June,'93,  coup,  last  pd. 

.... 

1882 

5 

M.  A   8. 

Boston. 

Mch.  1,  1912 

Z  Pledged  as  collateral. 

B.  Drake  was  appointed  receiver.  Road  sold  on  Jan.  8.  1897,  for 
$1,000,000  to  the  Reorganization  Committee.  The  Cincinnati  North- 
ern RR.  has  been  formed  to  build  the  Cincinnati  terminals  and  will 
absorb  the  C.  M.  A  J.  line  from  Franklin,  O.,  to  Jackson,  Mich.,  205 
miles.  V.  64,  p.  707. 

REORGANIZATION  COMMITTEE.-  F.  P.  Olcott,  Calvin  8.  Brice  and  G. 
R.  Sheldon;  J.  N.  Wallace,  Secretary,  54  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.  Plan  of  Deo.  10, 
1895  (V.  61,  p.  1106)  as  modified  in  December,  1896  (V.  64,  p.  41), 
provides,  after  foreclosure,  for  new  common  stock,  $5,000,000;  pre- 
ferred 5  p.  c.  non-cuui.  stock,  $5,000,000,  subject  to  call  at  par;  1st 
mortgage  5  p.  c.  50-year  gold  bonds  (at  $10,000  per  mile)  $3,240,000 
on  present  line  for  improvements,  betterments  and  rolling  stock  and 
additional  bonds  for  extensions  at  $10,000  per  mile.  Old  1st  4s, 
$1,000.  paying  assessment  of  2  per  cent  will  receive  $1,000  of  the  new 
preferred  stock;  old  common  paying  assessment  of  25  cents  per  $100 
share  receives  $20  in  new  common. 

In  1895  carried  612,684  tons,  of  which  44  per  cent  was  coal. 

EARNINGS.—  2  months,  ( 1897 gross,  $104.300 ;    net,    $5,148 

Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.        J1896 gross,    111,202;    net,    11,116 

ANNUAL  REPORT.- In  1896,  gross,  $707,087 ;  net.  $101,483.    Report 
for  1895  in  V.  62,  p.  1137,  showed : 
12  monUu—  Gross.  Net.          Bent.tt  taxes.     Sal.,  surp. 

iv.,r, $637,392  $90,100  $48,711  $41,389 

iv.)  i  ..   637,008  112,209  45,571  66,638 

-(V.  63,  p.  838, 1062;  V.  64,  p.  41.  82,  706.) 

Cincinnati  Lebanon  &  Northern  Ry.— Cincinnati,  O.,  to 
Dodds,  O..  36  miles:  branches,  2  miles;  total,  38  miles.  Purchased  in 
May,  1896,  by  the  Pennsylvania  Company.  The  "special  mortgage" 
bean  interest  until  July  1, 1899,  at  2  p.  o.,  and  thereafter  at  5  p.  o. 
-(V.  62,  p.  502,  548.  988.) 

Cincinnati  &  nanklngum  Valley  Ry.— ( See  map  of  Pittsburg 
Cincinnati  Chicago  <t  8t.  Louis.)— Owns  Morrow.  Ohio,  to  Trinway,  O,, 
148  miles.  Reorganized  as  now  January,  1870.  Leased  in  1873  to  Pitts. 
Oin.  A  St.  L.  tor  99  years— see  V.  62,  p.  906,  Amount  due  Pitts.  Cin. 
Chicago  A  St.  Louis  Dec.  31,  1895,  $1,081,013,  and  on  unpaid  cou- 
pons, including  Jan.,  1896,  $993,200.  Profit  and  loss  deficit  Jan.  1, 
1896,  $1,864,303.  Capital  stock,  $3,997,320— par,  $50— of  which  Penn. 
Co.  Deo.  31,  1895,  owned  $2,430,900.  Pennsylvania  Railroad  owns 
•754,000  of  the  bonds.  (V.  55  p.  1078.  First  mort,  coupon  due  July  1, 
1887,  was  paid  on  April  1, 1895,  at  Winslow,  Lanier  A  Co.,  New  York ; 
January  1, 1888,  coupon  paid  April  1,  1896;  July,  '88,  coupon  paid 
Nov.  10,  1896. 

EARNINGS.— Fiscal  year  cuds  December  31. 
Tr.end.  Dec.31.    Grass.  Het.  Jnterest.dc. 

1896 $410,635  $68,254          $108,238 

1895 478.852  34,851  110,729 

1894 438,369  77,456  112,206 

—(V.  60,  p.  522,  T4T;  V.  61,  p.  151;  V.  62,  p.  548,  906;  V.  63,  p.  879.) 

Cincinnati  New  Orleans  <k  Texas  Pacific  Ry.— ROAD. — Ope- 
rates Cincinnati  Southern  Ry.,  Cincinnati  to  Chattanooga,  Tenn.,  336  m. 

HISTORY,  ETC. — Organized  in  1881  under  laws  of  Ohio  to  lease  the 
Cincinnati  Southern  Railroad,  owned  by  the  City  of  Cincinnati.  In 
October,  1895,  a  majority  of  the  capital  stock  (including  $500,100 
purchased  by  So.  Ry.  Co.  and  $1,000,000  belonging  to  Ala.  Great 
Southern  Ry.  Co.),  was  held  under  agreement  for  joint  benefit  of  the 
Southern  Ry.  Co.  and  the  Cincin.  Hamilton  A  Dayton.  See  V.  61,  p.  26. 
In  June,  1896,  the  Southern  Ry.  and  Cincinnati  Hamilton  A  Dayton 
offered  to  nurohase  the  Cincinnati  Southern  from  the  City  of  Cincin- 
nati, but  tbeir  offer  was  rejected;  see  V.  63,  p  228, 361. 

Rental  due  City  of  Cincinnati  $1,012,000  till  Oct.  12,  1896; 
$1,102.OOO  till  Oct.  12, 1901,  and  $1,262,OOO  till  1906.  Betterments  of 
about  $150,000  revert  to  lessor  annually.  See  V.  62,  p.  232. 

RECEIVERSHIP.— S.  M.  Felton  was  on  March  19,  1893,  appointed  re- 
ceiver. Car  trusts,  June  30, 1896,  $321,742 ;  bills  payable,  $120,177. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— 8  mos.,  J 1896-7.gross,  $2,246,065;  net,  $683,615 
July  1  to  Feb.  28.  ( 1895-6.gross,    2,578,639;  net,    763,062 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Report  for  1895-6  was  in  V.  63,  p.  649. 

Ttar  end.  June  30.      1896.  1895.  1894.  L893. 

Gross  earnings $3,685,865     $3,487,942     $3.576.979     $4,174,970 

Net  earnings $1,039,992        $976,767        $912,013        $998,715 

Rental  paid. $1,061,110     $1,044,878     $1,084,306     $1,116,285 

Miscellaneous 2,056  2,489  35,000 


Balance. 

def.$39,984 
def.  75,878 
def.  34.750 


Balance def.$23,174   df.  $70,6OO  def.$172.293  df.$152,570 

-(V.  63,  p.  no,  153,  228,  jOr,  649,  684.) 

Cincinnati  Northern  IIH.— See  Cincinnati  Jackson  A  Mackinaw. 

Cincinnati  Portsmouth  &  Virginia  Bit.— Owns  from  Idle- 
wild,  O.,  to  Sciotovllle,  108  miles:  trackage  (Cin.  Lebanon  A  Nor 
to  Cincinnati,  4  miles ;  total,  112  miles.  Ohio  A  Northwestern  was  sold 
In  foreclosure  March  13, 1890,  and  reorganized.  Preferred  stock  is  en- 
titled to  5  per  cent  dividends,  then  common  to  5,  then  both  pro  rata 
Preferred  in  Jan.,  1896.  paid  3  p.  c.;  July,  1896,  2  p.  c.;  in  1897, 
Jan.,  2  p.  o. 

BONDS—  In  June,  1895,  Issued  a  mortgage  for  $500,000  of  5  per 
cent  bonds  for  Improvements  and  equipment  Bonds  are  subject  to 
call  at  105  on  ninety  days  notice  In  the  order  of  their  numbers.  Trus- 
tee, Investment  Trust  Co.  of  Philadelphia. 


EARNINGS.— 6  mos.,     )  1896 Gross,  $141,540;  net,  $21,801 

July  1  to  Deo  31.      $1896 Gross,    158,322;  net,    30,284 

EARNINGS. — Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Report  for  1895-96  was  in 
V.  63,  p.  791,  showing  gross,  $289,164;  net,  $43,881;  taxes,  $6.300 ; 
interest,  $1,646:  dividends,  $11,880;  balance,  surplus,  $24,055.  In 
18944(5  gross,  $256,693;  net,  $45,600.— (V.  63,  p.  791.) 

Cincinnati  Richmond  &  Fort  Wayne  lilt.— Owns  from  Rich 
tnond,  Ind.,  to  Adams,  Ind.,  86  miles ;  leases  5  miles  of  P.  F.  W.  A  C. 
Now  operated  (January,  1897),  by  Grand  Rapids  A  Indiana  Ry.  for 
net  earnings  as  rentals.  Interest  Is  guaranteed  by  the  Pennsyl- 
vania Co.  and  Pittsburg  Cin.  Chicago  A  St.  L.  Co.  jointly.  Stock,  $1,- 
709,313— par,  $50,  of  which  Penn.  Co.  Dec.  31,  1895,  owned  $1,256,. 
900.  Due  guarantors  Deo.  31, 1895,  $1,245,233. 
Year  end.  Dee.31.  Gross.  Net  Inttrt»t,Ac.  Balance. 

1896 $394,411  $94,883  $126,300       def.$31,417 

1895 447,605  103,449  126,560       def.  23,111 

1894 414,782  133,472  157,046       def.   23,574 

Clearfleld  &  MahonlDg  Ry.— (See  Map  Suf.  Sock.  <t  Put*.)— Owns 
road,  completed  in  1893,  from  Du  Bois  June.  Penn..  on  Buff.  R.  A  P.. 
to  Clearfleld  on  Beech  Creek  RR.,  26  miles.  Leased  during  corporate, 
existence  and  renewals  thereof  to  Buffalo  Rochester  A  Pittsburg— 
which  see — at  a  rental  payable  in  gold  and  equal  to  6  per  cent  on 
$650,000  stock,  par  $50,  and  5  per  cent  on  bonds,  the  latter  being  guar. 
p.  &  1.,  by  indorsement  on  each.  On  June  30.  1896,  $100,045  was  due 
Buff.  R.  &  P.  for  advancements  for  improvements -see  V.  61,  p.  710. 

Cleveland  Akron  &  Colnmbim  Hallway.— Owns  from  Hud 
son,  O.,  to  Columbus,  O.,  144  miles;  Dresden  branch,  Kllbuck  to  Trin- 
way, 33  miles;  coal  spurs,  14  miles ;  total  owned,  191  miles ;  trackage 
Hudson  to  Cleveland,  26  miles,  and  Trinway  to  Zanesvllle,  16  miles; 
total  operated,  233  miles. 

HISTORY.— Reorganized  under  this  title  in  January,  1886.  In  Septem- 
ber, 1895,  Calvin  S.  Brice  purchased  control  and  was  elected  president. 

DIVIDENDS.— In  1886  and  1887,  each  l>s  per  cent;  for  1888, 1  p.  o 
for  1890  1  p.  c.;  in  1891 1  p.  o.  in  Nov.;  in  1892,  m  ;  none  since. 

BONDS. — The  equipment  bonds  are  redeemable  at  100  and  interest  on 
August  1, 1900,  and  at  105  and  interest  on  any  August  1  thereafter 
prior  to  193u.  Bonds  in  excess  of  $730,000  have  been  canceled  and 
cannot  now  be  issued.  Equipment  trusts  outstanding  December  1, 
1896,  $324,438  payable  monthly;  bills  payable  June  30,  '96,  $233,241. 

READJUSTMENT.— The  report  for  1895-96  says :  "  The  general  results 
of  the  year's  business  are  discouraging,  and  demonstrate  the  necessity 
for  a  radical  readjustment  of  the  finances  of  your  company  and  fur  in- 
creased facilities  for  procuring  and  handling  traffic." 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Report  for  1895-96 
was  In  V.  63,  p.  1112,  showing  gross,  $874,920;  net,  $243,958;  interest 
and  rental,  $181,393;  balance,  $62,565;  charges  against  this  balance 
amounted  to  $123,760  'see  report),  leaving  a  deficit  of  $61,195. 
Equipment  payments  (additional  to  charges  above)  amounted  to  $95,- 
779  during  the  year.  In  1894-95  gross,  $857,930;  net,  $283,300.  In 
1893-94,  gross,  $896,090;  net,  $219,906.— (V.  63,  p.  1112.) 

Cleveland  Relt  <k  Terminal  RR.— Owns  6*3  miles  terminal 
road,  or  13  miles  including  side  tracks,  at  Cleveland,  Ohio.  Stock, 
common,  $3,O01,OOO;  preferred,  $178,000;  par  $100.  Mortgage 
trustee,  International  Trust  Co..  Boston.  Interest  on  the  firsts 
is  payable  in  preferred  stock.  Loans  and  bills  payable  June  30, 
1896,  $21,700.  For  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $28,659  ;  net, 
$9,005 ;  int.  and  taxes,  $2,872  ;  balance,  surplus,  $6,133.  In  1894-95, 
gross,  $27,912;  net,  $12,409;  int.  and  taxes,  $2,721;  dividends, 
$5,208 :  balance,  surplus  for  year,  $4,480. 

Cleveland  Canton  &  Southern  RR.— Owns  Cleveland  to  Zanes- 
vllle, O.,  145  miles;  Canton  to  Sherrodsville,  43  miles;  other  branches, 
16  m.;  leases  Massillon  RR.,  6  m.;  total,  210  miles.  (V.  54,  p.  844). 

RECEIVERSHIP.— J.  W.  Wardwell  is  receiver. 

COMMITTEES. — Cleveland  <t  Oantonflrst  mortgage  committee :  Charles 
A.  Peabody,  Jr.,  H.  L.  Thornell  andH.  K.  Pomroy;  depositary,  Mercan- 
tile Trust  Co.  V.  59,  p.  697.  This  committee's  Trust  Co.  receipts  for 
$2,000,000  firsts  have  been  listed  on  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange. 

Cleveland  dt  Canton  equip,  trust  and  improvement  bondholders'  com- 
mittee.—Morgan  Rotoh,  H.  B.  Hollins,  H.  F.  Dimock,  C.  T.  B  uney  , 
George  P.  Messervy,  George  N.  Smalley,  Charles  H.  French ;  deposita- 
ries intiTiuiiii  u.il  Trust  en.,  jioston,  and  U.  S.  Mortgage  Co.,  N.  Y.  V. 
59,  p.  920,  1006.  Consolidated  Mortgage— Robert  Maclay,  Louis  C. 
Ledyard  and  William  Rotch.  Coshocton  it  Southern— P.  W.  Smith,  C . 
W.  Plummer  and  O.  Prescott ;  depositary  is  International  Trust  Co., 
Boston ;  more  than  two-thirds  have  been  deposited. 

FORECLOSURE.— International  Trust  Co.,  Boston,  trustee  of  Cleve- 
land A  Canton  first  mortgage,  filed  its  foreclosure  suit  in  March,  1896: 
a  decree  Is  expected  in  the  summer  of  1897.  V.  64,  p.  516.  Suit  for 
foreclosure  of  Coshocton  A  Southern  mortgage  was  Instituted  in  De- 
cember, 1895.  Knickerbocker  Trust  Co.,  trustee  of  consol.  mortgage 
of  1892,  filed  notice  of  foreclosure  proceedings  on  Nov.  Id,  1894. 

REORGANIZATION.— In  April,  1897,  no  agreement  between  various 
Interests  had  been  reached. 

COUPON  PAYMENTS. —Coupons  due  Ju'v  1,  1894,  on  Clev.  A  Canton 
nrsts  were  paid  Deo.  31, 1894;  Jan.,  '95,  paid  J  une  29.  1895;  July ,  1895 , 
and  subsequent,  coupons  were  not  paid.  V.  62,  p.  40. 


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RAILROADS. 

HBM 

of 
Road. 

Date 
of 

Bonds 

Site,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outs  tending 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*  —  friii    • 
pal,  When  Due. 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  M«  notea 
on  Ant  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Slocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

Cltrflmtut  Ctitrtniwtl  Chlrago  A  St.  Louts— 
Common  itook  (9V8.7OO.OOO  authorized) 

$100 
10O 

i.ooo 
1,000*0 
1,000 

1,00() 
1,000 

1.000 
1.000 

1,000 

1.000 
1,000 

.00    \f. 
1.000 
l.OOO  AC 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 
50 
1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

100 
1,000 

i.ooo 
1,000 

$27,987.335 
10,000,000 
717.OOO 
7.685.OOO 
52,000 
3,000,000 
4,158,000 
3,205,OOO 
2.0OO.OOO 
500.OOO 
650.000 
7S.OOO 
1,103,730 
5,000.000 
10,000,000 
4,000,000 
6,000,000 

792,000 
428,850 
2,571,000 
2,OOO,OOO 
125,000 

5,000,000 
700,000 
4,300,000 
400,000 
335.OOO 
2,935,000 
1,250,000 

5  per  an. 
6 

78' 
7 
7  or  6  g. 

f* 

6g. 

7g- 
4g. 
4g. 

4  1: 

4g. 

7g. 
6  per  an. 

7g" 
7 

P.  A  A. 
Q.-J. 
M.  A  N. 
Q.-F. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A  N. 
J.  A  D: 
J.   A   J. 
Various 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A   6. 
M.  A   8. 
J.  A   J. 
M.  &  N. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   4  D. 

M.  A   B. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A  J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  J. 

N.Y..J.  P.  MorganACo. 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

do             do 

New  York  and  London. 
N.Y.,  J.  P.  Morgan&Co. 
do              do 
do              do 

N.  Y.,  Blair  36  Wall  8t 

Aug.,'93.  H»%. 
Apr.l'w?,!^ 
May   1,   HI-JO 
Aug.  1,  1936 
to  Jan.  1,  '9» 
May   1,   1899 
June  1,  1914 
Jan.   1,  1934 
July  1,  1919 
Nov.  1,  1912 
July  1,   1940 
Sept.  1,  1901 
Sept.  1,  1940 
Jan.   1,  1939 
Nov.  1,  1990 
July  1,  1991 
June  1,  1993 

Sept.  1.  1901 
Mayl,  '97,  3%. 
Jan.   1,  1928 
Apr.  1,   1901 
Jan.   1,  1902 

Oct.,  '96,  1% 
Oct.    1,  18»8 
Oct.    1,  1933 
June  1,  1936- 
Monthly. 
Jan.   1,  1938 
May  1,  1935- 

C.  I.  St.  L.  AC.  eon.  M.  .drawn  at  105.  ».f.  1  p.  c  c- 
Oen.  litM..  VIO.OOO.OOO  gold,s.f.  not  dr'n..  i-.tr 

178 

iiYi 

391 
391 
391 
72 
72 
62 
45 
45 
267 
194 
203 
1.808 

56 

1880 

issc, 

1-til 

1  sr,:i 
1-71 

ism 

1869 

ins? 

IM'tO 

1871 

IS'.MI 

1890 
1890 
1891 
1893 

1871 

Clev  Col  Cln  A  Ind.  Irtt  M    sinking  fund 

Con.  luort.  (see  text)  drawn  at  1OO  If  unst'mp'd 
Oen.  connol.  mort,  ($12,OOO.OOO)  gold  o*  A  r 
Indian  A  St.  L.  1st  mort..  In  3  iter.  of  $«67,OOO.e. 
8dM.<»2.OOO,000),  gold,  Indianap.  to  Terre  H  o. 
CUln.Ch.A8t-L..  White  Water  branch.  Int.  irold.c- 
Columbuii  Springfield  A  Cincinnati  1st  Mort.  .. 
Bprlug.  *  Col.  Div.  (Col.  8p.  A  Cln.),  let  M.,  g.o* 
Cairo  Division  1st  Mort..  *5,OOO,OOO,  gold...o" 

Cln  Wab  A  Mich  Div.  1st  mortgage,  gold    o" 

Oen.  mort.  100  year  bonds  for  $50,000,000  g.c-Ar 
OBLIGATIONS  rott  PROPRIETARY  LINER. 
Cincinnati  Lafayette  A  Chlcago.lst  mort.,  gold.o 

Oonaol.  *now  1  st)  M.  ($3,OOO,OOO)  gold  o 

170 
48 
48 

i"58 
192 
192 

1888 

1S71 
1872 

1878 
1893 
1896 

Cincinnati  A  Spring.—  1st  in.,  p.A  l.gu.  See  text.o 
2d  mortmain*.  Big  Four  owns  $526,  000  more..o 
IxMitsv.  A  Jeirersonv.  Bridge  1st  M.—  Sec  that  Co. 
Otevetaiul  Lorain  <t  Wheel.—  I'ret.  stock  $5,OOO,OOO. 
Cleveland  Ttucarawaa  Valley  A  W  heel'g.  1  st  M  .  .  . 
Clev.  Lor.  A  W.  Ky.,  conn.  1st  M.,  $5,000,000,  g.o' 
General  mortgage,  $1,OOO,OOO,  gold  

*       7 
?*' 
Ig" 
5  g- 
413  g. 

A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.  A  D. 
J.   A   J. 

Sl'l-  tl'Xt 

M.  A  N. 

do              do 
do              do 
do              do 

Car  trust*  (due  $5  OOO  monthly)  Dec  31,  1896 

Oler.it  Hah.  Vat.—  Con.M.fnow  lst)$3,OOO,OOO,g.o*r 
<7te*.  *  Mar.—  1st  M.,  a.  f.,notdrw.,  gold,  guar...c* 

125 
97 

1888 
1895 

1,000  Ac 
1.000 

N.Y.,Wlnslow,Lan.ACo. 
N.  Y.  Farm.  L.  A  T.  Co. 

STOCK,  ETC.— On  June  30,   1895,  capital  stock   outstanding  was 

fl2,79!t,459,  of  which  $-1,151.201)  \\-nttrommon  and  $8,648,250  pre- 
ferred; funded  debt,  $5,132,183;  Including  equipment  trust  obliga- 
tions, $a59,183.  but  noc  Including  real  estate  mortgage,  $105,7UO; 
floating  debt,  $1,855,778.  The  outstanding  bonds  are  given  above,  as 
reported  to  the  Ohio  State  RK.  Commission  June  30,  1895,  though  la 
1893  the  loans  marked  z  were  out  merely  as  collateral,  a«  were  alsr 
$'.100.000  (the  balance  of  the  authorized  Issue  of  $2,OOO.OOO)  of  Cleve- 
land A  Canton  equipment  and  Improvement  bonds  and  $584,000  C.  C. 
A  80. 1st  consols.,  for  a  loan  of  $900,000. 

EARNINGS.— 8  months,  ?  1896-7 Gross,  $464,S48;   net,  $82,388 

July  1  to  Feb.  28.        $1895-6 Gross,    468,601;    net,  108,175 

ANNUAL  REPORT. —Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  For  1895-96,  gross 
was  $706,814;  net,  $138,496;  Interest  and  rentals,  $246,814;  new 
sidings,  etc.,  $12.575:  balance,  deficit,  $12O,8»3.  In  ifm-95,  gross, 
9673,822;  net,  $99,151.— (V.  63,  p.  75,  1156;  V.  64,  p.  516.) 

Cleveland  Cincinnati  Chicago  <t  St.  l,oul»  Ky .—(See Map.)— 
Operates  an  extensive  system  of  roads  radiating  fr  m  Indianapolis, 
Iml.,  westerly  to  Chicago.  Peorla,  Cairo,  111.,  St.  Louis,  and  east- 
erly to  Sandusky,  Cleveland,  Columbus  and  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  and 
southerly  to  Louisville,  with  branches.  As  shown  on  map  the  system 
comprises:  H  See  this  company. 

I.iiisnl  and  controlled,          Milti. 
Clncln.  Sandusky  A  Cleve.  Ry.— 

Sand'sky,  O.,  to  Dayt'n,  O.etc.170 
Cincinnati  &  Springfield  Ry.— 


Owned  directly-  Miles. 

Cleveland,  O.,to  Columbus,O..138 
Gallon,  O.,  to  Indianapolis  .....  203 

Delaware  to  Springfield  ........  5O 

Cincinnati  to  Lafayette  .........  175 


Indianapolis  to  Torre  Haute.  ...72 
Harrison  Branch  ...............     7 

Leased  —  entire  stock  owned  — 
Clncln.  Lafayette  A  Chic.  Ry.  —  57 
Cairo  Vlncennes  A  Chic.  Ry.— 

Cairo,  111.,  to  Til  ton  A  branch.  267 

St.  Lou.  Div.  T.  II.  toE.  St.  L.193 
Columbus  Springfield  A  Cln.— 

Columbus,  O..  to  Springfield..  45 
White  Water—  Harrison,  End.,  to 

Hagerstown,  Ind  ..............  62 

Cln.  W  abash  A  Michigan  Ry.— 

Benton  Harb.  to  Rusbv.  A  Br.249 
Other  lines  (a)  ..................  44 


Lud.G've(6in.fr.Cln.)toDay'n  48 
Colum.  Hope  A  Greensb'g  RR.—  26 
Trackage  Into  Cincinnati,  Ao.  32 

Total  included  in  earns. ..  1,838 
TracfcajreintoJeffersonvtlle..  53 
Operated;  earnings  kept  separate— 
Peoria  A  East'n  Ry.  (if).—  352 
Kankakee  &  Seneca  RR.—  42 

Mt.  GileadShort  Line 2 

Dayton  A  Un.  RR.  (t) 47 

Trackage  111.  Cent,  into  Chicago.  56 

Grand  total,  June,  1896. . .  2,390 
Double  track 55 


a  No  debt,  or  bonds  all  owned  by  Clev.  Cln.  Chlo.  A  St.  L 

The  company  Is  also  one-fourth  owner  of  the  Peoria  A  Pekln  Union 

Ry.,  one-seventh  owner  in  the  Terminal  Railroad  Association  of  St. 

Louis  and  two  firths  owner  of  the  Indianapolis  Union  Railway  and 

partial  owner  of  Dayton  A  Union. 

BISTORT,  ETC.— A  consolidation  of  the  Cincinnati  Indianapolis  8t 
Louis  A  Chicago  Railway  Company,  the  Cleveland  Columbus  Cincin- 
nati A  Indianapolis  Railway  Company  and  the  Indianapolis  &  St.  Loulf 
Railway  Company,  made  in  July,  1889.  It  is  one  of  the  so-called 
Vanderbllt  roads.  The  St.  Louis  Alton  A  Terre  Haute  main  line  and 
branch  were  purchased  in  1890  for  $10,000.000  of  4  per  cent  bonds 

In  1889  acquired  the  entire  stock  of  the  Cairo  Vlncennes  A  Chicago 
and  in  1890  leased  the  Peoria  A  Eastern  (which  see).  In  1890  also 
practically  absorbed  the  Columbus  Springfield  A  Cincintiati  and  the 
Cincinnati  Simdusky  A  Cleveland.  Entire  common  stock  of  the  latter 
Is  owned,  and  under  a  lease  running  till  1969  interest  is  paid  on  bonds 
and  dividends  on  preferred  stock.  V.  51,  p.  457,  608. 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— According  to  Ohio  statutes  company  has  privilege 
of  retiring  preferred  stock  at  par  after  June  27, 1892.  On  Jan.  1,  1890 
the  common  stock  was  *20,5OO.OOO,  and  It  has  been  increased  to  pres- 
ent figure  to  acquire  stocks  of  lines  absorbed,  etc. 

DIVIDENDS—       1890.      '91.      '92.      '93.      '94.      '95.      '96.      '97 

Common )  4  p.  c.      333     none     none    none 

Preferred $  From  1890  to  Apl.,  1897,  luol.,  5%  (l^quar.). 

BONDS.— Tie  sinking  fund  provision  of  the  Cleveland  Columbus  Oin 
einnatt  *  Indianapolis  consol.  boiuls  of  1874  may  be  canceled  at  option 
of  holders,  and  the  bonds  so  stamped.  The  principal  of  tliese  bonds  Is 
payable  in  gold,  but  the  interest  is  payable  at  option  of  holder  either  Iii 
lawful  money  at  7  per  cent  per  annum  or  In  British  sterling  at  6  p  o 

Of  the  Iiutianapolis  a  St.  Louis  Hrst  mortgage  bonds  series  "A"  are 
J.  A  J.;  series  "  B,"  M.  &  8.;  series  "  C,"  M.  &  IT 

The  $10,000,000  St.  Louis  l>iri*i,,,,  Imndsot  1890  Issued  to  the  St. 
Louis  Alton  A  Terre  Haute  in  payment  for  it*  line  from  Terrc  Haute 
Ind.,  to  Kast  St.  Louis,  11L,  and  branch,  193  miles,  and  now  forming 
the  Bt  L.  Div.  of  the  C.  C.  C.  A  St.  L.  are  now  a  dm  collateral  lieu  on 
that  line ;  »J10,OOO  bonds  are  held  lu  the  sinking  fund.  The  bonds  are 
not  subject  to  call.  They  are  direct  bonds  of  the  Clev.  an.  Ch.  &  st  L 
an  dare  secured  by  deposit  in  trust  of  a  purchase  money  mortgage  for 
$1 0.000,000  executed  by  the  Cairo  Vineennes  &  Ohloagp,  which  pur- 
chased the  St.  Louis  Div.  In  1890.  For  deed  of  trust  see  V.  52,  p.  42-45 

As  to  the  Cincinnati  Waliasn  rf  Mich.  4  percents.  see  V  52  p  718 

The  100  year  mortgage  of  1893  is  limited  to  $50,OOO,OOO,  of  which 
$29,252,000  reserved  to  retire  at  maturity  the  bonds  now  out- 
standing on  the  various  Hues  (exclusive  of  those  on  the  Cairo  division, 
the  Peoria  division,  the  Michigan  division  and  the  St.  Louis  division 
west  of  Terrc  Haute).  Of  the  balance  $5,OOO.OOO  were  authorized  to 
>nc«  for  double-track,  equipment,  etc..  and  the  remaining 


$15,748,000  can  now  be  issued  (since  July  1,1894.)  for  new  construction, 
etc.,  at  the  rate  of  $1,OOO,OOO  a  year:  $1,000,000  were  so  issued  in 
1895-6.  See  V.  56,  p.  578.  792.  Union  Trust  Co.  of  Indianapolis  Is 
trustee,  vice  Theodore  P.  Haughey. 

The  Cincinnati  Sandusky  <£  Cleveland  consols  of  1888  are  now  a  nrst 
lien  ;  of  the  $3,000.000  authorized,  $428,850  can  only  be  issued  ou  re- 
tirement of  like  amounts  of  the  preferred  stock. 

The  Cincinnati  at  Springfield  firsts  are  guaranteed,  one-half  of  them 
by  C.  C.  C.  &  Ind.  (now  consolidated  with  Cl.  Cin.  Ch.  A  St.  L.)  and  one- 
half  bv  the  Lake  Shore  A  Mich.  86. 

(iKM.UA i.  FINANCES.— On  July  1, 1896,  bills  payable  were  $791,425 ; 
there  were  $738,302  equipment  notes,  payable  la  yearly  Instalment*, 
$362,321  beoomingdue  in  1896-97;  also  $630,000  "Am.  Express  Co. 
advances.  The  company  holdover  $2,000,000  or  Its  general  mtce.  in> 
the  treasury.  Guarantees  intereston  Louisville  A  Jefferson  ville  bridge 
bonds  jointly  with  theChes.  <s  O.  See  "Miscellaneous  Cos."  Ind.  Cin- 
A  Lafayette  7s  for  $379,000,  due  Feb.  1, 1897,  were  paid  and  retired. 

Traffic.— In  calendar  year  1895  carried  8,848,275  tons,  of  which 
bituminous  coal  furnished  20  p.  c.,  grain  12  p.  c.  and  lumber  11  p.  c. 

LATEST  EAKNINOS.— From  July  1  to  Feb.  28  (8  months.) — 

8  mos. —  Gross.  Net.  Int.t  <£c.      Sal.,  snr 

189G7 $8,731,604    $2,198,280    $1,904,769     $293,511 

1895-6 9,455.503       2,434,777       1,890,420       544,357 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Annual  meeting  last  Wednesday  in  October- 
Report  for  1895-96.  with  balance  sheet.  Ac.,  In  V.  63,  p.  552,  561.  See- 
also  editorial,  p.  535. 

Tear  end,' g  June  30—    1896.  1895.  1894.  1893. 

Passenger  earnings..  $4,035.326    $3,785,410    $4,104,769    $4,307,371 

Freight 8,576,700      8,783,929      7,866,967      9,338,787 

Mall  and  express....        847,982         815,317         803,078         769,995 

Total  earnings... $13,460,008  $13,384,656  $12,774,814  $14,416,151 
Oper'gexp.  A  taxes.  10,293.703  10,254,068  9,750,503  10,964.787 
P.  o.  op.  ex.  to  earns.  76-47  76-61  74-80  74-74 

Net  earnings....  $3,166,305  $3,130,588  $3,024,311  $3,451,364 
Rentals,  luterest,Ao.  252,319  263,744  259,235  252,904 

Total  net|income.  $3,418,624  $3,394,332 

Interest  on  bonds  . . .  $2,639,863  $2,642,159 

Rentals.etc 204,647  202,547 

Dividends 500,000  500,000 


$3,283,546  $3,704,268 

$2,554,235  $2,445,135 

221,341  281,136 

500.OOO  1,340,000' 


Balance sur.$74,114  sur.$49,626    sur.$7,970  df.$362,003 

-(V.  63,  p.  189,  310,  458,  535,  552,  559,  561;  V.  64.  p.  233.) 

Cleveland  Lorain  .V  Wheeling  Ry.— (See  Map.)—  Owns  from 
Lorain,  O.,  to  Bridgeport,  O.,  opposite  wheeling,  W.  Va.,  158  miles; 
Lester  to  Cleveland.  28  miles,  and  branch  to  Bellaire,  O.,  6  miles; 
total,  192  miles,  and  has  trackage  Into  Wheeling. 

HISTORY. — This  railway  is  a  consolidation  Nov.  23, 1893,  of  the  C.  L. 
&  W.  railroad  and  the  Cleve.  &  Southwestern.  (See  V.  57,  p.  808.) 

STOCK.— Common,  $8,000,000,  and  preferred,  non-cumulative,  5  p.  o 
$5,000,000,  par  $100.    After  dividends  of  5  p.  o.  have  been  paid  on  tbe 
preferred  and  common  both  stocks  share  alike. 

DIVIDENDS.— On  preferred  in  1896,  March,  1  p.  o.  June,  1  p.  c.;  Oct. 
1  p.  c.;  In  1897,  January,  none. 

BONDS — The  consolidated  mortgage  for  $5,000,000  (U.  8.  Mtge. 
Co..  N.  Y.,  trustee)  covers  192  miles  main  line,  including  the  extension 
of  28  miles  to  Cleveland,  completed  in  Deo.,  1894;  also  70  miles  sidinics, 
equipment,  terminals,  etc.,  now  owned  or  hereafter  acquired.  Tim 
mortgage  provides  the  retirement  of  the  Cleve.  Tusc.  Val.  &  Wheeling 
firsts  at  maturity.  The  general  mortgage  was  issued  for  improvements. 
The  car  trusts  were  issued  for  $400,000,  payable  In  80  monthly  instal- 
ments of  $5,000  each ;  they  cover  6  engines  and  1,000  coal  cars. 
Bills  payable  June  30, 1896,  $54,709. 

EARNINGS.— 7  months,  )  1896-7 Gross,  $6^5,472;  net,  $206,458 

July  1  to  Jan.  31.        ]  1895-6 Gross,    989,694;  net,    SOL'.L^T 

REPORT.— For  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  was  In  V.  64,  p.  39,  show- 
ing: Gross,  $1,586,917;  net,  $442,752;  interest  on  bonds,  $281,045; 
int  on  car  trusts,  $16,228;  dividends,  $100,000;  bal.  surplus,  ^4r.,- 
479.  Inls94-95.  gross, $1,360,464;  net,  $402,928.— (V.  64,  p.  39,  568.V 

Cleveland  A  raahoiilug  Valley  Ky.— Owns  from  Cleveland* 
O.,  to  Sharon,  Pa.,  81  miles  [57  double  track];  Niles,  O.,  to  New  Lisbon  . 
O.,  and  branches,  44  miles.  Leased  to  Nypano  RR.  (formerly  N.  Y., 
Penn.  A  Ohio)  till  1962 ;  rental  $514.180  per  annum,  payable  monthl  r. 
In  1896  consols  for  $155,000  were  Issued  to  retire  the  last  of  the  prior 
bonds  and  the  consols  are  now  a  first  lien  on  the  entire  road.  Coupon 
Interest  Is  J.  A  J.,  registered  interest,  Q.— J.  Stock  is  $3,259,200,  of 
which  $2,758,250  is  held  by  "Atlantic  First  Leased  Lines  Rental  Trust 
Co.,  Limited."  of  London.  Dividends,  11  to  12^  per  cent  per  annum.— 
(V.  57,  p.  179;  V.  61,  p.  966;  V.  63,  p.  968.) 

Cleveland  &  Marietta  Ry.— Owns  from  Marietta,  O.,  to  Canal 
Dover,  and  branch,  97  miles,  and  8  miles,  Valley  Junction  to  Canal 
Dover,  leased.  Pennsylvania  RR.  obtained  control  In  Oct.,  1893,  havin  g 
purchased  about  two-thirds  of  the  stock.    Stock,  $2,000,000— par  $100. 


APB1L,  ItOT.J 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    ANU    BONDS. 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT 


LXIV. 


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RAILROAD6. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 

Boudx 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

7Jo/i</s~  Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 
Slocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

FM  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  Unit  page  of  table*. 

Rate  Per 
Cent. 

When    Wliere  Pavable,  and  by 
Payable,               Whom. 

gini  4  ««*».—  Stock,  7  p.  e.  guar.  by  Penn.  Co  — 
•Crairl  -'-*•  *••—  '  mort.  forfc.OOO.OOO.notdr'n.c 
S«a.  M  for  $10  000,000  gold  )  Mriet  A  c' 

i'99 
199 
199 

"87 

"is 

1867 

IS'.I'J 
1  s;i-j 
1873 

1895 

I-!.:. 

1868 

$50 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
LOGO 
Text. 
1,1  
1,000 
100  Ac. 

$11,226,050 
1,484,000 
3.0OO.OOO 
1,561,000 
5,370 
6,670,050 
5.500,000 
300.000 
600.000 
147,500 
6,250,000 
4,866,000 
200,000 
127,000 
108,000 
1.250,000 
5OO.OOO 
706,000 
2,000,000 
1,000,000 
2,OOO,OOO 
11,696,300 
2,500,000 
1,401,000 
2,500,000 
600,000 
1,584,000 
8,000,000 
2.000,000 
1,342,000 
369,000 
3OO.OOO 
1.892,000 

7  per  an. 
4>ig. 
47*g. 

Q.-M. 
M.  A   N. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 

N.  Y.,  Wlnslow,  Lanler. 
do             do 
do             do 
do              do 
do             do 

Mar.  1,  '97,  1% 
Nov.  1,  1900 
Jan.   1,  1942 
Oct.    1,  1942 
Jan.   1,  1913 

rnar  p  A  1   'end.)  P»-  HR-  >  aflrlea  B  

Osaiitr'n  amleqiilp'tlno.,8er.  "A,"dr'natlOO      o 
ma.  ftrm(»a/  rf  rdi/^-Stock.  $2.200.000  is  pref. 
Is*  SI.,  $6,OOO,OOO  gold.  RUST,  by  B.AO.  end.o'&r 
C«Ml  «».  o/  .V.  &xX<a.-l«t  M.  $S.OOO.OOO  ($  4  *)  o* 
iUrtnr'friffiff    lit"  .t""V""  Ke»d.M  of96o 

og- 

6 

M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 
J.    A  D. 

N.Y.,  Brown  Bros.ACo. 
Boston,  N.  Y.  &  London. 
Phlla.,  Phil.  A  B.  Office. 

Nov.  1,  1995 
Oct.    1,  1945 
June  1,  1898 

•Wsrvdo  Midland    Receivers'  certificates  
lat  mortgage  ($25  000  per  mile)  gold  ...,o* 

240 

267 

"7 
"63 

1886 

IS'.IO 
1*S- 
IS'.IO 

l-i«<i 
1890 
is'.r. 
1887 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
1,000 

6g. 

7  1: 
If 

'g- 
5  g- 
6  g. 
...„. 

4>fl 

J.   A  D. 

F.  A  A. 
M.  A    8. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 
M.  &  N. 
J.   A  J. 

J."A  J. 

J.   A   J. 

Dec.'93,  coupon  last  pd. 
Aug.,'93,  coup.  last  paid. 
Mar.,  '97,  pd.  whwn  due. 
Jan.,  '97.  pd.  when  due. 
July,  1896,  not  paid. 
July,  1896,  not  paid. 
Philadelphia. 

June  1,  1936 
Feb.   1,  1940 
Moh.  1,  1898 
Jan.   1,  19OO 
Jan.  1,  1919 
July  1,  1935 
May   1,   1925 
Jan.,  1937 

CM*oL  H.  for  $6,OOO  OOO,  gold  (8430  text)  ....    o' 
Squlpmenl  bonds,  s.  f.,  drawn  at  105.  gold  o* 
Boulp.  bondii,  B.,  dr'n  at  105  after  1894,  fold...  6. 
Aapen  Short  Line.  1st  M.,  guld.  Interest  an  rental  . 
Busk  Tunnel  K'y  Int  M.,  gold.  guar..  red.  at  105.C* 
M.  Wyoming  *  01.  \o.—  1st  M..  $6,OOO,tOO,  g..  o* 
•WM««<a.Vewft.<X«u«n*-l8tM.for$12,OOOp.m.>g 
sMiisifinr  *  Cincinnati  Midland—  Common  stock.. 

1,000 

1,000 

Jan.,  '96  div.  last  paid. 
Jan.,'96,  coup.  last  paid. 

Jan.,  1896 
Jan.   1,  1939 

lit  iL.ext.,  guar.  p.  A  1.  by  Cent.  O.  and  B.  A  0.0.' 
9»l<imbtii  II*cki*o  '"«'•  *  T<il.  —  Common  stock. 

71 

1884 

1,000 
100 
100 
SOOAc. 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
1.000 

1,000 

I.IMMIA-C 

J.  A  J. 

.fan.2,  '97.2iajf 
Oct.    1,  1897 
Aug.  1,   1905 
Sept.  1,  1900 
May   1,  1910 
Sept.  1,  1931 
June  1,  1904 
Apr.   1,  1904 
Jan.   1,  1914 
Aug.  1,   1915 
July   1,  1996 

Csi.  A  Hook?  Val.  1st  njort,,  Coluni.  to  Athens.  .o- 
(M.  A  Toledo  1st  M.  (Columbus  to  Walbrldge)..o* 
GoL  A  Tol.  2d  mort.  (Columbus  to  Walbrldge)...c 
Ohio  A  West  Va.  lit  mort.  (Logan  to  PomeroyK.o' 
OMuwl.  mort.,g.,ou  road  and  flocking  Coal  &  RR. 
Ben.  mort..  gold,  on  road  A  Hocking  CoalA  RK.Co.c 
Oar  mint  bonds  s.  f..  red.  at  par,  gold,  nee  text.  .  . 
Ohio  Ld.  A  Ky.Co.,  M..g..s.  f.,  rcd.at  llO.seetext 
WelUtonAJaok.  BcltL  ,l«tM.,$:H>0,OOO,gold,  gn. 
General  lien  mortgage,  $3O.OOO,OOO.  gold...c*Ar 

76 
118 
118 
85 
329 
329 

"17 
346 

1867 

1  ST". 
1880 
1880 

1SH1 

1884 
1894 
1894 
1895 
1<96 

7 

7 
7 

Sg- 

6  g. 
6  g. 
6  g. 
6g. 
4g. 

A.  A  O. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A   8. 
H.  A  N. 
M.  A   B. 
J.   A  D. 
Q-J. 
J.   A    J. 
F.  A  A. 
J.   A   J. 

Apr.,'97.paid  when  due. 
Feb.,  '97,  coup  was  pd. 
Mar.,'97,pd.  Apr.  1,'97. 

Mar.,  '97,  coup,  purch. 
Deo.  '96,  coup  last  paid 
N.  Y.,  Atlantic  Trust  Co. 
N.Y.,8.D.Davis,36  Wall 
do              do 
Jan.  '97,  coup  last  paid 

BONDS.— New  first  mortgage  for  $2,OOO,OOO  is  dated  May  1, 1895, 
aad  Is  guaranteed  as  to  principal  and  Interest  by  the  Penn.  Company 
(trastce,  Farmers'  L.  AT.  Co.,  N.Y.).  Sinking  fund  of  1  p.  c.  com- 
sMBees  July  1,  1896;  bonds  bought  at  par  but  not  subject  10  call. 

REPORT  for  year  1895  in  V.  63,  p.  25,  shows  gross,  $367,753;  net, 
|84,859;  Interest  on  bonds,  $47,494;  interest  on  floating  debt,  etc., 
•84,742:  balance,  surplus,  $2,223;  ton  rate,  -035  cents.  Year  1894, 
(M«,  $3.15,185;  net,  $60,973.— (V.  60,  p.  391,  873, 1058;  V.  63,  p.  25.) 

Cleveland  A   Plttsburg  RR.—  (See  Map  1'rnnxi/lrnnia  Railroad. 
Cleveland,  O.,  to  Rochester,  Pa.,  124  miles;  branches— Bayard,  O.,to  New 
nUadelphla,  3 luilles;  Yellow  Creek  to  Bellalre,43  in.;  trackage,  Rooh- 
•stsr  to  Plttsburg  (Pittsb.  Ft  Wayne  A  Chic.),  26  miles;  total,  224  miles 

LEASE— Leased  for999  years,  Dec.  1,1871,  to  Penn.  RR.  Co.,  and  lease 
transferred  to  Pennsylvania  Co.  Rental,  7  per  cent  on  $11,226,050 
stock,  and  organization  expenses,  the  lessees  assuming  all  liabilities. 

BONUS. — General  mortgage  bonds  are  all  equally  secured ;  they  can- 
Bot  be  called  for  the  sinking  fund.  See  guaranty,  V.  56,  p.  604. 

EARNINGS.— Report  for  year  ending  Nov.  30, 1896,  was  given  In  V. 
64.  f.  605,  showing  gross,  $3,226,615;  net,  $1,168,972.  Profit  to 
lessee  was  $37,304  In  1896  and  $342,901  In  1895,  against  loss  of 
$56,452  In  1894.  (V.  62,  p.  332,  546, 1087;  V.  64,  p.  37.;,  6O5.) 

Cleveland  Terminal  &.  Valley  RR.— See  Map  Baltimore  <t 
M».  Owns  from  Cleveland,  Ohio,  to  Valley  Junction,  75  miles,  and 
12  miles  of  small  branches.  Successor  as  per  plan  in  V.  60,  p.  437 
and  V.  61,  p.  70,  to  Valley  Ry.  (of  Ohioi  sold  in  foreclosure  Sept- 
10, 1895.  The  Baltimore  A  Ohio  controls  the  new  comptny.  A  tramo 
agreement  wag  made  with  Wheeling  A  Lake  Erie  in  1895.  V.  63,  p.  155. 

STOCK— Of  the  $5,200,000  common  (par  $50)  B.AO.  owns  $4,592,550. 
Preferred  stock  is  for  $2,200,000,  par  $100. 

BONDS— The  first  mort.  bonds  are  guaranteed,  principal  and  interest. 


amrplus  for  9  mos.,  $28,357.— (V.  62,  p.  820 ;  V.  63,  p.  155,  791.) 

Coast  By.  of  Nova  Scotia.— Road  from  Yarmouth  to  Belleville, 
14  miles,  was  In  operation  in  1896;  17  miles  additional,  to  Pubuioo,  is 
completed  and  expected  to  be  in  operation  by  May,  1897.  Under  con- 
struction from  Pubuico  to  Lockport,  65  miles.  Capital  stock  author- 
ized la  $100.000.  Mortgage  trustee.  International  Trust  Co.,  Boston, 
Mass.  President  Thomas  Robinson,  Yarmouth,  Nova  Scotia. 

Colorado  .Tlidlaiid  RR.— Owns  from  Colorado  Springs  to  New 
Oftstle.  Col.,  22(3  miles;  Aspen  branch.  18  miles;  Jerome  Park  branch, 
15-  Biles;  leases  New  Castle  to  Rifle  Creek,  14m.;  Rio  Grande  Junction 
XR:,.  Rifle  Creek,  Col.,  to  Grand  Junction,  63  miles ;  total,  336  miles. 

HtraoRT  AND  STOCK.— Completed  Oct.  15, 1888,  and  in  October.  1890. 
Mohlson  purchased  entire  capital  stock  of  $8,000,000.  Y.  51,  p.  608. 

RECEIVERSHIP,  ETC.— Receiver  is  George  W.  Rlstine.  Foreclosure 
•Hits-  under  first  and  the  oonsol.  mortgages  have  been  consolidated  and 
ate  sttli  pending.  V.  61,  p.  557.  Reorganization  In  abeyance  pending 
neulto  si  year's  operation.  See  V.  64 ,  p.  134. 

BONDHOLDERS'  COMMITTBB.— For  Colorado  Midland  flrtl  and  consnl. 
*.  tiuort;.'  M.nle.  \V.  C.  Ratlilioue,  \V.  I).  Sloane,  F.  P."  Ole.itt,  Charles 
*y«r,  James  N.  Jarvle;  depositary.  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  Oscar 
Bunk*,  Secretary,  41  Wall  Street,  New  York.  There  are  $5,883,000 
Hr»U  (•«»  of  $6,250,OOO)  and  $3,967,000  consols  (out  of  $4,886,000) 
deposited.  (See  V.  63,  p.  702.) 

COUPONS.— Coupons  are  payable  at  Central  Trust  Co.,  New  York.  For 
last  coupon  paid  on  each  loan  see  table  at  head  of  page. 

BONUS.— Abstract  of  flnt  mortgage  In  V.  45,  p.  540,  and  of  oonsol. 
mortgage  In  V.  51,  p.  572.  Central  Trust  Company  is  trustee  of  both. 
The  guarantee  of  the  old  Atchison  Co.  on  the  consols  was  wiped  out  It 
1*  claimed,  by  the  foreclosure  of  the  Atchison.  The  Busk  Tunnel 
mortgage  is  for  $1,500,000.  Due  Atohlson  July  1, 1895,  $1,621.012. 

LATBST  EARNINGS.— 8  mos.,  >  1896-7.Oross,  $1,126,884;  net,  $185.703 
July  1  to  Feb.  28.          J  1895-6.OrosB,    1,248,161;  net,    371,920 

EARNINGS.— Th*  statement  for  years  ending  June  30  Is : 

Tn.end  Jun*30.     Oron.  Net.      Rent,  Taxei, etc.       Balance. 

W96-6 $1,906,280    $558,067       $220,6)9       sur.$337,428 

W»»-5 1,592.061      369,151          158.612       BUT    210  539 

W98-4 1,468.256      121,667          156,010       def.      34,343 

-(V.  63,  p.  2»,  559,  TOO,  702, 1115  ;  V,  64,  p.  134.) 
•    Columbia  tf  Creenvllle  (S.  <:.)— SEK  SOUTHERN  RAILWAY  Co. 

Columbus  A:  Cincinnati  midland  RR.— (See Map  Bolt.  itOMo.l 
-OWM  from  Columbus,  O.,  to  Midland  City,  O.,  71  miles;  trackage  to 
3olu»bU8, 1%  miles.  In  January,  1890,  leased  for  999  years  to  Central 
Ohio,  by  which  assigned  to  Baltimore  A  Ohio.  See  V.  51,  p.  718.  The 
Baltimore  A  Ohio  assumed  the  Central  Ohio's  guaranty  of  principal  and 
latent*  of  the  bonds  (which  are  endorsed  by  the  Central  Oulo)  and  of 
Swe  sent  per  annum,  commencing  with  July  1, 1895,  on  tbe  preferred. 
Zfnl mortgage  Interest  due  Julv  1,1896,  was  not  paid.  V.  63,  p.  30,  B 
A  O.  Item.  See  description  of  mortgage,  etc.,  p.  6  of  SUPPLEMENT 
AptU.  W96.  DIVIDBKOB— Onpre^rreS. In  18U5,  July,  1^ p.  c.;  in  1896, 
Jan.,  Ha  p.  c.;  none  since.  B.  A  O.  owns  the  common  stock. 

BONDHOLDERS'  COMMITTEES.— Charles  S.  Hinchman,  Chairman- 
fctorge  Htevenson,  Secretary,  138  South  Third  Street,  Philadelphia 


Harry  F.  West,  Edward  B.  Smith  and  Charles  Parrott.  A  majority  of 
the  flrsts  are  reported  to  hare  assented  to  the  agreement  of  this  com- 
mittee. Depository,  Guar.  Tr.  A  8.  D.  Co.,  PUila.— V.  64,  p.  180,  707. 

Middendorf  Committee.— J.  W.  Middendorf,  213  East  German  Street, 
Baltimore,  and  Owen  Daly.— V.  64,  p.  233,  330. 

EARNHJOS.— Year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $376,558 ;  net, 
$97,722;  Int.  and  tates,  $99,600;  dividend's,  $30,000;  balance,  def., 
$31,878.  In  1894-95  gross,  $399,910;  net,  $98.004.— (V.  63,  p.  *p, 
10O7  ;  V.  64,  p.  134, 180,  233,  330,  707.) 

Columbus  Hocking  Valley  &  Toledo  K.V.— (See  Map.)—  Owns 
main  line  from  Pomeroy,  O.,  to  Walbridge,  O.,  250  miles,  with  trackage 
(Penn.  BR.  System)  Walbridge  to  Toledo,  6  miles ;  branches  to  Atliens, 
Nelsonvllle,  etc.,  73  miles;  Wellstou  &  Jackson  Belt  Line,  from 
MoArthur  Junction  to  Jackson,  17  miles  (opened  in  February,  1896 ; 
10  miles  is  electric) ;  total,  346  miles;  second  track,  25  miles. 

RECEIVERSHIP.— On  Feb.  25, 1897,  Vice-President  N.  Monsarrat  was 
appointed  receiver.  V.  64,  p.  422.  Receiver's  certificates  for  $100,000 
have  been  authorized.  V.  64,  p.  663. 

Foreclosure  suit  under  consol.  mortgage  has  been  brought.  A  majority 
of  the  cousol.  5s  has  been  deposited  with  J.  P.  Morgan  A  Co.,  whose 
receipts  have  been  listed  on  New  York  Stock  Exchange.— V.  61,  p.  754 

COUPON  PAYMENTS,  ETC.— Consol.  5s  coupons  due  March  1,  1897 
were  purchased  by  J.  P.  Morgan  &  Co.  Col.  &  Toledo  2d  mort.  coupons 
due  March  1, 18»7,  were  paid  April  1  and  Col  A  Hock.  Valley  1st 
mort.  coupons  due  April  1  were  paid  when  due  at  State  Trust  Co.,  New 
York.  V.  64,  p.  663. 

HISTORY,  Ac.— The  capital  stock  of  $8,000,000  of  the  Hooking  Coal 
&  RR.  Co.,  controlling  10,000  acres  of  coal  lauds,  was  purchased  In 
1881.  As  to  status  of  Burke  suit  see  V.  64,  p.  516. 

DIVIDENDS-  )  July ,'92,to  Jan.,97  I  1883.        1885. 

Pref.,  P.  Ct.  5  5  per  cent,  yearly.  |  On  Common 2>a        13^  stk. 

BONDS—  Consolidated  mortgage  was  for  $14,500,000,  of  which  $6,- 
500,000  reserved  to  meet  prior  liens;  but  in  1892  $777,000  consols 
reserved  for  7  per  cents  due  Jan.  1, 1892,  were  canceled,  the  7  per  centa 
having  been  retired  with  preferred  stock.  Central  Trust  Co.  is  trustee. 
The  general  mortg-tge  of  1884  is  for  $2,000,000;  trustee  (Oct.,  '96) 
Knickerbocker  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y. 

The  car  trust  bonds  are  secured  on  equipment  costing  over  $2,600, 
000,  on  which  $1,500,000  had  been  paid  in  1894,  and  they  also  cover 
$350,000  of  new  equipment  purchased  with  their  proceeds  The  sink- 
Ing  fund  was  to  retire  about  one-tenth  of  the  issue  yearly,  the  bonds 
being  subject  to  call  at  par  and  Interest.  Issued  $1,750,000;  outstand- 
ing March,  1897,  $1,342,000.  There  have  been  retired  under  the  pro- 
visions of  the  sinking  fund,  $408,000. 

The  Ohio  Land  <t  Ry.  bonds  ($1,500,000  authorized,  N.  Y.  Security  A 
Trust  Co.,  trustee),  are  guaranteed  principal  and  Interest  by  the  C.  H. 
V.  AT.  Ry.,  and  are  so  endorsed.  They  cover  about  11,000  acres  of 
coal  lands,  and  are  subject  to  call  for  the  sinking  fund  at  110  and  ac- 
crued interest  any  Jan.  1  (since  1896).  Sufficient  of  the  loan  is  re- 
served to  take  up  all  prior  liens.  Receipts  from  royalties  on  land 
owned  by  company  were  estimated  at  $103,000  for  year  1895. 

Wellston  <t  Jackson  Belt  Line.— The  first  mortgage  bonds  are  guaran- 
teed. Capital  stock  $441,000,  51  per  cent  owned  by  C.  H.  V.  A  T.  V. 

The  General  Lien  ilortaag',  of  1890  (Guaranty  Trust  Co.  Trustee) 
covers  all  the  property  and  securities  of  the  company  and  all  property 
hereafter  to  be  acquired  with  the  proceeds  of  tne  bunds.  The  total 
issue  authorized  is  $30,000,000  (see  V.  63,  p.  228.  and  application  to 
N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange  in  V.  63,  p.  1162).  To  Feb.  25,  1897.  Ohio  Land 
&  Ry.  Co.  bonds  for  $1,006,000  had  been  exchanged  for  general  lien  4>. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— The  long  continued  bituminous  coal  war  re- 
sulted in  February,  1897,  in  the  appointment  of  a  receiver  for  this 
company,  and  in  April,  1897,  J.  P.  Morgan  A  Co.  were  receiving  de- 
posits of  bonds  preparatory  to  reorganization  whenever  a  plan  shall 
be  formulated.— V.  64,  p.  422. 

EARNINGS.^! an.  1  to  March  31,  3  months,  gross,  $524,762  In  1897; 
$622,057  In  1896. 

AJOJUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  December  31.  In  1896,  gross, 
$2,480,924.  Annual  meeting  will  hereafter  be  held  the  third  Tuesday 
in  March.  Report  for  1895  was  in  V.  62,  p.  724.  Traffle  is  mostly 
freight,  and  6 »  per  cent  of  this  bituminous  coal.  The  grades  have  been 
so  reduced  that  the  average  train  load  is  large— in  1894,  450  tons. 

Year  ending  Dee.  31—          1895.  1894.  1893.  1892. 

Gross  earnings $2,676,421  $2,688,700  $3,270,362  $3,372,585 

Net  earnings $1,200,607  $1,245,926  $1,461,627  $1,567,457 

Miscellaneous 19,606         10,000         10,000         10,000 

Total  receipts $1,220,213  $1,255,926  $1,471,627  $1,577,457 

Taxes $90,951  $96,123       $92,696       $85,316 

Interest  on  bonds 923,030  923,030       923,030       923,030 

Interest  on  oar  trusts 96,765  92,572         60,809         51,327 

Other  Interest 19,004  9,864            6,456            4,455 

Int.  to  Pa.  Co.  on  lease.Ao.             IT  25,765         25,646         26,804 

Dividend  on  preferred.  ..(5)100,000  (5)100,000  (5)  100,000(213)50,000 


Balance,  surplus def.  $9,537 

H  Now  charged  in  operating  expenses. 

—(V.  64,  p.  373, 422,  516,  566,  610,  663,  754.) 


,572     $262,989     $436,525 


APRIL,  1807.] 


RAILROAD  STOCKS  A_ND  BONDS. 


4S 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


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sub..  rll»rr«  will  ronfrr  •  grrat  favor  b)   giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  tbene  Table*. 

RAILROADS. 

Mile, 
Of 

•Md 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  FOR  DIVIDENDS. 

uona»—maai- 

pal,\Vhen  Due. 

for  explanation  of  column  bending*.  Ac.,  see  note* 
OD  flrst  page  of  table*. 

Kate   IVr 

Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
whom. 

Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

Col.  tax.  *  /for*.  KK.-RecTi.otf>..  (old  Co.)July.'96 
•  rlfniff  (prior  Urn).  *2.OOO.OOO.  gold...-..o' 
QaBerai  mortmain*  #10.000.000  mM                 r" 

$500.000 
7*7.000 
7,446,591 
149,219 

227 
227 

1895 
1895 

$1,000 
1,000 

5  ic. 
2>a-4  g. 

A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 

New  York. 
8oe  text. 

Oct.    1,  1900 

.Inn.     1,    1946 

1895 

IK'.tO 

1893 

1,150,171 
453.000 
271,OOO 
680,128 
1,780,200 
500,000 

HOO.OOO 

540,400 
459,000 
5,397,400 
500,000 
5,000,000 
350,000 
120,000 
2,500,000 
1,9OO,OOO 
400,000 
350,000 
2,580.000 
1,290.000 
1,000,000 
991,000 
500,000 
(1) 
800.OOO 
766,400 
3OO.OOO 
300,000 
1,000,000 

4 

I8' 

F.  A  A. 
J.    A   J. 
M.  A  8. 

1915 
July   1.  1940 
1943 

IanesTllleTern'1  c<>.  i»t  in.  fnrVvw.OOO.irold.c* 
!.  nitjre.  $35O.OOO  gu.  O.  8.  A  H. 

4 

l.OOO 
1,000 

N.  Y.,  Hutch  &  Foote. 
Mar.  1897-coupon  p«ld. 

55 
71 

1894 

50 

8^6 

fi 

7 
7 
7 
6 
4 
7  per  an. 

s  e. 

5  per  an. 
4  K. 
5  per  an. 

10  p.  an. 
4  per  an. 

6=*' 
5 
5 
4 
5 
7 
7 
5  e. 

Q.—  M. 
J.   A  J. 

3.—  J. 
j.  'A  j. 

J.  A  I). 
J.    A   J. 
M.  A  N. 
F.  A  A. 
A.  A  O. 
F.  A  A. 
J.    A   J. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 
M.  A   8. 
M.15AS. 
M.  A  N. 
J.  &   J. 
F.AA.  1* 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A   8. 
J.    A  D. 
M.  A  N. 

Columbus,  O.  ,  Treasurer 
Boat.,  Treasurer's  odtce. 
See  text, 
do 
do 
do 
B'ston.Faneuil  Hall  B'k 
Boston  Safe  D.  A  Tr.Co. 
Manchester,  N.  H. 
Nov.  ,'95,  coup,  last  paid 
Boston,  S.  Dep.  ATr.  Co. 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
Boston,  Mass. 
Boston.  Second  NatBk. 
Boston,  Mass. 
Phlla.,  Broad  St.  Stat'n 
Phila.,  234  S.  4th  St. 

Mar.lO.'97,2IB 
Jan.    1.   191« 
.7  an.,  '97,  1%% 
Jau.  1  '97,1%% 
Jan.  1  '97,1%% 
Jan.  I  '97,1%% 
Jan.    1,   1911 
June  1.  192O 
Jan.,  '97,  313% 
1914 
Feb.,  '97,  2*s% 
Apr.    1.   1943 
Feb.,'97,  2ia% 
Jan.    1.   1911 
.Ian.10,'97,5% 
Jan.    1,  1903 
Sept.  1.  1943 
1900-'l-'2-'3-'4 
May  1,   1903 
July  1,  1912 
Aug.  15,  1896 
Apr.   1,  1921 
Sept.  2.  1898 
1899 
May  1,  1921 

Oontortl  A  ClarrmoHl  (If.  <H.>—  IH  mortgage  C 
OoHfortl  4  Montreal—  Stack.  Class  (.  (B.  C.  A  M.  pf.) 
Htoek  C1*M  11  (H  O  A  M  new) 

100 
100 
100 
100 
1,000 

1.000 

1OO 

1,000 

100 
1,000 
100 

1.000 

100 

Stock'  <'!«*«  1  1  1    (B  C  A  H  old  stock)  

tttock!  ClaM  IV.  (Concord)  $O.OOO,OOO  autli  Text 

166 
262 
47 

iio 

37 
22 
80 
80 

6-75 

1881 
1890 

1890 
1893 
1881 

1893 
1893 
1864 
1883 
1892 

1891 

Concord  A  Montreal  eon»ol.mort.for»5.50O,OOO.o* 
Otneont  4  Porti.—  Stock,  7  p.c,  rn'l,  99  yrs.  Cono'd  . 
Con/.  A  Oakf<l-\*t  M..  g..  $200.000;  drn.  at  par.. 
O>H'H.  <*  Puitum.—  Pref.stock.5-6p.  c.ren'l.OUyrs.o" 
1st  inort.  (White  RIv.Juuc.  to  Canada  line)  gold.c* 
Massawlppi  st'k,  guar.ftame  dlv.  as  Conn.  A  Pass. 
Newport  A  Klchfonl  liit  tuort.  1:1111  r.  by  C.  A  P.o* 
Omnetlieul  Kim  —  Stock  ($2,070,OOO  authorized).. 
Scrip,  redeemable  In  ten  yearn  In  cash  or  bonds.. 
Bond*,  nut  mortgage.  for$l.OOO,OOO,gold  c 
Connecting  (PkUa.)-lHt  in.,  BII.  p.  A  1.  Pa.  KR.eu.  c 

1,000 
l.OOO 
1,000 
1,000 
50 
100  Ac. 

Krle  at  West.  Transp.  1st  M.  truar.  dm.  at  io5..r 

"24 
24 

Co.'s  off.,  Lebanon,  Pa. 
do              do 
N.Y..L.&N.,  120B'way 

New  1  i*t  mortgage  for  $8OO,OOO                r 

Cumbrrl'it  tfo/tio  —  So.Dlv.lat  M.,  p.&l.  gu.by  L.&  N. 

Oumbrrlaitil  <t  f'rnntylvania—  1st  mort.  gold,  guar 

S7 

1891 

1.01  10 

N.Y.,Consol.  Coal  Office. 

i  ..liiiiii.ii.  saiulii-k)  dc  Hocking  Kit.— ROAI>— Sandusky  via 
Columbus  to  Kaneaville  and  southerly  to  Glouster,  8hawuee  and 
Bhawnee  Junction,  with  branches;  total,  273  miles,  of  which  226 
mile*  are  owned  and  47  miles  leased.  Trackage  to  Toledo,  5 1  miles 

HISTORY,  ETC.— A  reorganization  Nov.  14, 1895  (per  plan  in  V.  61 
p.  26)  of  the  Jol.  Sand.  A  Hock.  Ky.,  sold  In  foreclosure  Oct.  19, 1895. 

REORGANIZATION  COMM.TTKK.— The  receiver  appointed  Jan.  15, 1897, 
has  been  removed  and  the  property  placed  again  in  the  hands  of  the 
company  (see  V.  64,  p.  134,  233),  but  reorganization  Is  thought  neees 
sary  andaplan  wlllhe  submitted  by  thofollowingoommittee:  Chairman, 
Louis  Fitzgerald,  Thomas  llillhouse.  L.  C.  Weir,  F.  K.  sturgis  and  J. 
O.  Deshler;  Secretary,  A.  W.  Krech.  120  Broadway,  New  York.  De- 
positaries for  first  mortgage  honilx.  Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  &.  Y.;  for 
ijrneralt.  Metropolitan  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.;  Deshler  Nat.  Bk.,  Columbus, 
O..  will  receive  both  classes  of  bonds  as  agent  for  depositaries. — (V. 
04,  p.  42:1.  liiirrett  raymcms— Zanesville  Terminal  interest  due  Jan. 
1, 1897,  and  prior  Hen  5s,  Interest  due  April  1,  was  paid. 

STOCK.— Common,  $7,500.000  authorized;  outstanding  Dec..  1896, 
93,348,392;  pref.  4  p.  c.,  cum.,  $4,100,000;  par,  $100. 

BONDS.— First  mortgage  bonds  were  to  pay  old  car  trusts,  $1,110,677; 
old  floating  debt,  $70»,1O7;  Improvements  and  equipment.  $180,000. 
Only  1*7-7.1100  llrsts  bad  been  sold  to  June  30,  1896,  the  balance  being 
held  iu  ttie  treasury  pen*  intr  better  market  conditions. 

Of  the  general  mortgage  bonds  (trustee,  Metropolitan  Trust  Co.)— 
total  issue  $10.000,000— $2,544,000  to  be  placert  in  trust  as  follows: 
$2.0OO,o<H)  for  redemption  of  prior  lieu  bonds,  $200,000  for  real  estate 
mites,  *•<!(. »>()(>  for  conpnu  notes  and  $255,000  for  surplus  bonds  to 
cover  discounts.  The  "  generals"  bear  interest  during  years  1896  and 
l-*!(7at'J'a  PIT  I'eiit,  during  1898  and  18!l!l  at  3  per  cent  and  there- 
after at  4  per  cent.  General  mortgage  coupons  due  July  1, 1896,  and 
January  1.  l-:>7,  were  paid  In  Brst  mortgage  scrip  In  July  1896.  On 
June  30,  I  •*!>(;,  in  addition  to  the  securities  given  In  the  table  above, 
there  were  also  outstanding  notes  payable,  $733,330. 

Interent  Charge  —The  fixed  Interest  charge  was  to  be  first  and  second 
year,  $302,390;  third  and  fourth  year,  $339,400;  thereatter,  $400,000. 

LATKST  EARNINGS— 7  mos.  5 1896  7.... Gross,  $498,004;  net,  $120,324 
July  1  to  Jan.  31.          <  1895-6  ...Gross,    595,534;  net,    163,963 

ANNUAL  RKi'ORT.— Report  for  1895-6  was  In  V.  63.  p.  600  and  835. 

Tear*  ending  June  30—  1896.  1895. 

Gross  earnings $905,296          $828,156 

Net  earnings 208,431  149,857 

Taxes  and  rental 1O1.171  94,781 

Intercut,  partly  paid  in  scrip .     159,571 

-(V.  63,  p.  116,  «00,  702,  835,  1117;  V.  64,  p.  134,  233,  423,  663.)"" 

ColumbiiB  Southern  Ky.— Consolidated  with  Georgia  A  Ala 
bama  (which  see)  In  January,  1897.  (V.  63,  p.  1115.) 

«'..  I  M  in  I.  ii «  A  Xcnla  UK.— Owns  from  Colnmbue,  O,,  to  Xenia,  O., 
55  miles.  Operated  as  a  division  of  the  Little  Miami,  and  is  leased  for 
99  years  from  December,  1 869,  In  connection  with  that  road,  to  the  Pitts- 
burg  Cincinnati  Chicago  A  St.  Louis,  which  pays  8  per  cent  on  stock. 
The  lease  Is  guaranteed  by  the  Pennsylvania  Railroad  Company.  The 
Columbus  A  Xeula  pays  8-5  per  cent  dividend  (*5  out  of  assets)  per 
annum,  2i6  per  cent  March  10  and  September  10  and  2  per  cent  June 
10  and  Dec.  10. 

Concord  dc  Montreal  KK.— Operates  from  Nashua,  N.  H.,  via 
Concord,  Plymouth,  etc..  to  Groveton  and  the  White  Mountains,  450 
miles  In  all,  (Including  Manchester  &  Keene,  30  miles,  owned  jointly 
and  6  miles  operated  for  Lumber  Co.),  of  which  35  m.  double  track. 

LBASE.— On  June  29,  1895,  leased  to  Boston  A  Maine  for  91 
yean  at  rental  of  7  p.  o.  per  annum  on  all  stock.  (V.  61,  p.  27,  j/j.) 

REPORT.— Balance  sheet  of  June  30, 1 896,  V.  63,  p.  700.  The  earnings 


Concord  *  Portsmouth  KB.-Owns  Portsmouth,  N.  H.,  to 
Kanohttter.M.  H  40ia  miles,  and  branch  7  miles.  Leased  to  Concord 
K  R.  in  1802  for  99  years.  Lease,  rental,  $25,000;  7  per  cent  on  stock. 

CoiiHiii-ii<-<-  &   Oakland    RR.-Owns   road   from    Confluence' 

M""  V  ,  -!m  V  ".'m'.1;'  Ml1"  -°  '""P":  lmilt  lu  1889-  Le'«*ed  to  B.  A  0« 
liar  1,  1890,  for  999  years,  rental  Wing  interest  on  bonds  B  <teO" 
also  agrees  to  accept  and  oanool*20,000  of  boudi  per  auuum  in  iiuv- 
ment  of  freight  on  interchanged  traffic.  Bonds  Nos.  l  to  100  may  be 
called  In  first  live  yearn,  balance  iu  second  ttve  years  Trustee  Fi- 
nance Co.  ..f  IVnusylvaiita,  Stock  Is  «200,OOO. 
Connecticut  de  Pamumpilc  HI  ver.  RH.—  Owns  White  River 
"'  U°  m>i  lea808  for  9"  year8  Massawipp* 


LBA8K.-From     January    1,     1887.      leased     to     the     Boston     A 

»9  years  ou  a  basis  to  pay  Connecticut  A  Passumpsic  stock 

JUS  f^  >rr,,ann,111".  for,  >»n  yf»™  '«"»  6  percent  thereafter.    In 

October.  1SH,.  the  Boston  A  Lowell,  carrying  this  rood    wim  l,  ,•,*..,!  t/. 

Boston  A  Maine.  Stock  authorized,  $3.000.OW;  outstanding^  Stable 

SECURITIES.—  Massawlppl  stock  receives  same  dividends  ar  stonknl 
--,and*400,000of  It  [not  included  in  the  ?  amoint  outetauding] 


is  pledged  as  part  security  for  4s  of  1893  [*1,9OO,000  authorized] 
which  replaced  $1,500,000  of  7s  due  April  1,  Is93     (V.  57,  p.  1040.) 

DIVIDENDS  since  188O— In  1881,  5  per  cent;  In  1882  and  1883,  6;  In 
1884,  5*3:  In  1885  and  since  at  rate  of  5  yearly.  See  rental  above. 
Average  annual  net  earnings  years  1890  to  1892,  $219,883. 

Connecticut  River  RR.— Owns  from  8uringneld.  Mass.,  to 
Keene,  N.  H.,  74  miles  (double  tracked,  36  miles) ;  branches,  6  miles. 

LEASE. — Leased  for  99  years  from  Jan.  1,  1893,  to  the  Boston  A 
Maine,  annual  rental  being  $258,000  (equal  to  1O  per  cent  per  annum 
on  present  capital  stock),  payable  In  semi-annual  Instalments  Jan.  1 
and  July  1,  and  In  addition  thereto  interest  on  4  per  cent  bonds  and  scrip 
and  $2,000  for  organization  expenses.  Lessee  pays  all  taxes,  operat- 
ing expenses,  etc.,  but  lessor  shall  issue  its  stock  or  bonds  to  meet 
the  cost  of  permanent  improvements. 

DIVIDENDS  1876  to  1892  Inclusive  8  per  cent  per  annum,  and  now 
under  lease  10  per  cent.  In  January,  1893,  paid  13  per  cent  extra. 

BONDS.— In  1893  $1,000.000  bonds  were  sold  to  pay  floating  debt; 
total  profit  and  loss  deficit  June  30, 1896,  $300,463.  (V.  61,  p.  470.) 

Connecting  It  > .  (Philadelphia).— Owns  from  Mantua  Junction 
to  Frankford  Junction,  Pa.,  6-75  miles;  total  mileage  Including  2d,  3d, 
4th  tracks  and  sidings,  47  miles.  Leased  to  Philadelphia  A  Trenton  for 
999  years,  and  with  that  road  operated  by  Pennsylvania  Railroad. 
Rental  pays  Interest,  taxes  and  6  per  cent  on  $1,278.300  capital  stock 
(par  $50)— of  which  $1,277,700  owned  by  Pennsylvania  Railroad. 
Current  liabilities  December  31. 1895,  $1,259,572. 

Connecting  Terminal  RR.  (Burialo).— Owns  a  terminal  road 
one  mile  long  in  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Stock  $20.000  (par  $50O)  controlled  in 
same  interest  as  the  Erie  A  Western  Transportation  whose  bonds 
(authorized  issue  $1,500,000)  are  guaranteed  principal  and  interest. 
Other  indebtedness  June  30,  1895,  $80.600.  In  year  1894  95,  gross, 
$140,793;  net,  $79,226;  other  income,  $13,381;  interest  paid,  $25,000; 
taxes.  $8,622;  dividends  (6  p.  c.),  $7,200. 

Cornwall  A;  Lebanon.— Owns  from  Lebanon,  Pa.,  to  Conewago, 
22  miles;  branches, 3  miles.  Dividends,  formerly  4  to  4>3  per  cent 
yearly,  were  in  1893  6  p.  o.;  also  In  1892-93  paid  a  special  dividend 
of  13  p.  o.;  iu  1894,  Feb.,  a  p.  c.;  in  1895,  Aug.,  2  p.  c.:  Feb.,  1896.  2 
p.  c.;  Aug.,  2  p.  c.  In  year  euciiug  June  30,  1H96,  gross,  $272,960  ;  net, 
$143,978;  interest, $4O,000 ;  taxes,  $9,192  ;  dividends  (4  p.  c.),  $32,000; 
balance  for  year,  $62,786.  In  year  1894-95  gross,  $215,804;  net, 
$107,640.  Car  trust  6s,  July,  '96,  $110,000.— V.  64,  p.  610. 

Cresson  &.  Irvona  RR.— Jwns  from  Cresson,  Pa.,  to  Irvona,  Pa., 
27  miles,  and  branch  to  Richland  Mines,  2  miles.  Successor  to  the 
Cresson  A  Cleartteld  County  A  New  York  Short  Route  RR.,  which  was 
bought  In  interest  of  Pennsylvania  RR.  at  foreclosure  sale  early  iu 
1894.  rhe  road  Is  operated  by  Penn.  RR.  for  net  earnings.  Stock, 
$500,000;  par,  $50.  All  owned  by  Peuua.  RR.  Earnings  for  year 
ending  Deo.  31,  1896,  gross,  $56,757;  net,  $4,710.  In  1895,  gross, 
$51,171;  net,  $5,735;  interest,  taxes,  etc.,  $23,320. 

Cumberland  &  Ohio  It  l£.  —  <x.r  .».//<  Louisville  &  Nashville.)  — 
Owns  as  follows :— Southern  Division,  Cumberland  &  Ohio  Junction  to 
Greensburg,  Ky.,  31  miles;  Northern  Division,  Shelbyville  to  Bloom- 
neld,  27  miles.  The  Southern  Division  was  leased  to  L.  &  N.  Sept.  19, 
1878,  for  25  years,  and  the  7s  of  1898  guaranteed  principal  and  inter- 
est. The  Northern  Division  was  leased  July  28,  1879,  for  30  years  to 
the  Louisville  Cincinnati  &  Lexington  (now  Louisville  &  Nashville),  the 
net  earnings  to  be  applied  to  interest  on  bonds  and  sinking  fund.  Interest 
on  Northern  Div.  bonds  was  in  default  in  1893.  On  Jan.  21,  1896, 
John  A.  Middleton  was  appointed  receiver  for  the  Northern  Division ; 
the  Louisville  A  Nashville  will  operate  this  division  for  account  of  the 
receiver.— (V.  62,  p.  277.)  In  year  1895-96  net  earnings  of  Southern 
Division.  $11,453.  against  $14,601  in  1894-95;  and  of  Northern  Div., 
gross,  were  $22,843,  against  $38,280  in  1894-95.— (V.  62,  p.  277.) 

Cumberland  &  Pennsylvania  RR.— Owns  from  Cumberland, 
Md.t  co  Piedmont,  Md.,  and  several  branches,  57  miles.  Owned  and  oper- 
ated by  Consolidation  Coal  Co.,  which  guara'ntees  by  en  lorsemeut  tue 
nrst  mortgage.  V  52,  p.  390.  Stock,  «1,500,OOO;  par,  $100. 

Cumberland  Valley  RR.— Owns  from  Harrisburg,  Pa.,  to  Potomac 
River,  Md.,  82  miles  (and  with  leased  lines  operates  to  Winchester,  a 
total  distance  of  116  miles).  It  leases— Cumberland  Valley  A  Martins- 
burg  Railroad,  34  miles;  Dillsburg  A  Mechanicsburg  Railroad,  9  miles; 
Southern  Pennsylvania  Railroad,  21  miles;  controls  Mont  Alto  Railroad, 
18  miles,  but  accounts  are  kept  separate ;  total  operated,  165  miles. 
South  Pennsylvania  unfinished  road,  purchased  in  1895.  V.  61,  p.  152 

STOCK.— Authorized,  $2,000,000;  outstanding,  $1,292,950  common 
$241,900  first  pref.  and  $243,000  second  pref.;  of  this  $975,800  com- 
mon and  $237,200  preferred  are  owned  by  PennsylvaniaRR.  Co   Proflt 
aud  loss  surplus  Jan.  1, 1897,  $560,433. 

DIVIDENDS.— In  1880  to  1884,  10  per  cent  yearly;  from  1885,  to 
Jan.,  1897,  both  Inclusive,  at  rate  of  8  per  cent  yearly. 

EARNINGS. -2  months, )  1897 Gross,  $105,859  ;  net,$'J3,ii()(J 

Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.      (1896 Gross,    120,901  ;  net,    35.237 

RisroBTfor  1896  was  in  V.  64,  p.  468.   Earnings  entire  line  as  follows: 
Year.  Gross  Ifet         Int,ete.         Dividends.         BaL.surp. 

1896 $862.395    $226,767    $42,843      (8  p.c.)$142.228       $41,696 

1895 889,157       239,597       45,138      (9  p.O.)    142,228  52,231 

-V.  61,  p.  15?  ;  V.  62,  p.  546  ;  V.  64,  p.  -167. 


APRIL,  1897.] 


JJAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


Subscriber*  will  confer  m  great  fmvor  by 


ediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  thene  Tables. 


RAILROADS. 

Mile* 
of 
•Ml 

Date 
of 

!:»]:•!- 

81ff-0r       A™0™1 
Value.   Outstanding 

INTEREST  OB  DIVIDENDS. 

Bmtdt—  Prlnol. 

pal,  When  Dne 
Stockt—\jtt\  ' 
Dividend. 

for  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  note 
on  rtrst  page  of  table*. 

Bate  Per 

Cent. 

When  !  Where  Payable,  and  by 
Payable                Whom. 

C  otAcrtend  F«H«y   Stock  (84S4.9OO  U  preferred), 
lit  and  9d  m*..  gold(2d  *1O9.5OO  due  Apr,  1906.) 
Dallat  Ttrml.  *».  *  Union  Dtf.-tL  $50O.OOO,  g.e' 

"~83 

AH* 
i~42 

1856 
1MB 

Hit.  IK 

1871 
1881 

50 

500  Ac. 
1,000 
0. 
50 
50 
l.OOu 

1,777,85* 
170400 

(«) 

2,403,243 
1,211,250 
2,728,000 

8  per  an. 

8S: 

3>«p.  an. 

-  J..T  ..!i 
5 

0.-J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  J. 

A.  A  O. 
Q.-J. 
J.   A   J 

Phlla.  A  Chambersburg. 
do              do 
StLouU,  St.  Lou.Tr.Co. 

Cincinnati, 
do 
N.Y.,  K  easier  A  Co.,  Cln. 

Jan.  1,'97.2% 
Apr.    1.1904-8 
July  1,  1925 

Apr.  1,  '97,  1* 
Apr.  6,  '97,  2% 
Jan.    1,   1911 

Dayton  *  Hit*.  -Cam.  sfk  (3>»p.e.  gnar.OH^UX)  .  . 

Preferred  (8  p.  c.  irnar.  C.  11.  A  D.)  endorsed.  
mortgage,  guar.  p.  A  L  end  In  C.  U.  AD....C 
Ala**  jrirfifriJ-Stock.  8lO.OOO.uOO  

. 

Oayhm  4  {TmiW-^Ut  mort..  sink,  fund  (notdrawn)c 

32 
32 
37 
100 
117 

"«7 

M 

1879 

l--.> 
1864 

1892 

1875 
187* 

1882 

1,000 
1,00 
1,0'H> 
25 
500  Ac, 
100 

1.IHHI 

1,000 
I  000 
100 

l.OOOAo 

!.,„„• 
-.,, 

UOM 
25 

225,000 

5,000 

495.OOO 
2,687,325 
5(K).(>00 
13OO,OOO 
1,500,000 
3OO.OOO 
400,000 
35.0OO.OOO 
5,OOO,OOO 
300,000 
S4L300.000 
&007.000 
526,758 
185.000 
250,000 
200,000 
400.000 
7,750,400 

1.300.000 

7 
6 

6A7 

r.  ;..  r  .in 

Etc 

-  I..T  .111 
7 
6 

4 
-  p.-r    in. 

*«• 

.   i»-r  .11, 

4 
8 
4S. 

«* 

J.  A  D. 

J.   A  D. 
J    A  J. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A   J. 
Q.-F. 
F.  A  A. 
M    A   X. 
F.  A  A. 
..     M,  !, 
M.  .V    - 
J.  A  J. 
Q,.^J. 
it  4   & 

J."A"J. 

F.  A  A. 
J.   4   J. 
A.  4  O. 

F.  4  A. 

X.  Y.  .  Am.  Ezou.Nat.Bk. 

Deo.   1,  19O9 
After  1910 
Jan.   1.  1905 
Jan.,  '97,  3% 
July  1.   1932 
Feb.20,'97,2% 
Aug.  1.  1906 
May  1,  1899 
Feb.   1,  1912 
Mar.l5,'97.1>4 
Sept  1,  1917 
Jan.    1.  1940 
Apr.20,'97,l\ 
Sept  1.  1907 

Oayfam  4  Water*—  Itt  M..  guar.  U  M.  and  C.  4  X  c 

N.  Y.,  Bank  of  America. 
Dover,  Co.'s  Uffloe. 
Philadelphia. 
Phlla.,  240  So.  Third  St. 
Phlla.,  Ouar.T.AS.D.Co. 
Phlla.,  Of.,  24O  8o.3d  St. 
Phlla.,  Broad  SLStation 
N.Y.Of.,21Cortlandt8t. 
do              do 
do              do 
N.  Y..  26  Exchange  PL 
do              do 

General  mortgage,  ser.  A.  for  82.OOO.OOO.  gold.e- 
JM.  4  Annul  *-.  -Stock  -B  p.  c.  gu.  Phlla.  A  Bead. 
1st  mortgage                  

1M  uiort.  on  Trenton  Br,  2d  uiort.  on  main  line. 
Dulf*mrt  *  Ctiumfimlri    lit  Tf    pur  p.  AL.cur  e 

1st  mort.  on  Pennsylvania  Dlv.  <«1O.OOO  OOOlcAr 
Bluff  Point  Land  Improve.  Co.  in  M.,goUtguar.c' 

195 

1877 
1890 

1877 

Con.  M.  now  1M  M  on  roaa  A  equip  i*lo,OOO.Ouuic 
jalaisari  Harximntl  4  ru-aima—  Stock 

JBMtton  A  B.-lot  m.  W  Sta**,  red.  afi  Jan.  '95.  . 
^••Mlon  *  Breakwater  2d  mortgage^             .      c" 

44 
44 

19 
85 

100 

1»60 
1879 

1--1 
1-7.:, 

Phlla.,  Broad  St.  Station 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 

Jan.   1,  1931 
Feb.,  1899 
Jan.   1.  1938 
Overdue. 

1,000 

•nak.  A  Frank.  Ut  m.  to  Stale,  rej.  aft.  Jaa.'95 
i     Worcester  RR.  1st.  M.  (matured  Apr.  1.  '9«>  gold.e- 
/Mnwart  4  Yew  Kitatmiui  —  Trust  crrtlUcate* 

500  Ac. 

DtUumn  JNter  KK.  *  Bridgt- 
lit  JC,  81.1OO.OO  .-.  goid.  guar.  p.*  L.Pean.  RB.e' 

1896 

1,000 

Philadelphia.  Pa. 

Aug.  1,  1936 

,  tc.  I'nlou  Depots.— Organised  In  1894 
all  roa/u  entering  Dallaa.  Texan. 


Dal  la.  Trrmlual  It) 

to   fun: -  .    lonolaal  facilities   to 

The  entire  line  will  bare  about  16  mile,  of  track.  Construction  begun 
In  Au«ru»t.  1895.  and  la  January.  l+M.  flve  mile*  were  ready  for 
UlagSept.  25,  18ML  A  union  •tatton  U  to  be 
i  loeocaetlves  will  be  used.  The  St.  Louis  Trust 
President  U  W.  O.  Connor. 


ylon  4  ni<  hlcan.-<««  JfaB  Cinfinnali  Hamilton  4  Dayton.) 
.  ..  ns  Dayton.  O..  to  Toledo  June..  O..  141  miles.  «nd  lease*  Desh 
ler  to  Flndlay,  1 1  mile*.    Trackage  (Lake  Store)  Into  Toledo,  m  mile*. 
1  Mar  1, 1803.  In  perpetuity  to  Claetnaatl  Uamlltun  4 
la  the  Interest  and  sinking  fund  of  debt,  and  8  pat 


cent  on  piefBiied  «tor k  and 3 >•  per 
OBCCUTIU.— Owtranty  on  preferred  U 
md  earrte*  no  Toting  power. 


Bured  by  mortgage  of  1871. 

V.  56.  p.  SI 3.  Mortgage  of 

M  alive  under mort*.  of  1*81.  which  I*  therefore  a  llrstTlen. 
a*.-Uro*s  caning*  la  year  ending  June  80. 18»5  (Ineludlng 
tqua  branch.  8  miles),  were  $1.877.693;  oet.  8880391 ;  In- 
36.400:  dividends.  81HO.789:    bal. 


rross,  81.594.160.    Current  llabllltle*  July  1. 
Dai  i. MI    >>.rihern  Ry.— Incorporated   In  Dee.,   1998,  and    pro- 
leoted   from    Franklin  inear   Dayton.  O.)    to   Lima.    To   eonaeet  at 
i  "  Big  Four"  aad  tin.  Jack.  A  Mackinaw  and  st  Lima 
with  Lima  Northern.    Capital  stock  8IO.000.OvO.    Incorporate rs  are 
vnnend.  W.  B.  Ritchie,  C.  M.  llaakcll  Edward  R.  Thomas, 
.wr  aad  J.  m.  Megrua. 

I  nlon.— Owns  from  Dndson.  O..  to   Union  City.  Ind.. 
>DajrtoBfoDo4*d**,15mfle*;  total  operated.  47  miles. 
4  St.  Louis,  which.  Jointly 


Ike  redemption  a?  howl*  at  not  ab 
r  year  ending  Oct.  31.  1890.  BIOM, 

»,7'J«  .  Ii  I..H..-.  .  •  L-I..  .-.  *:i  -".' 


Ike  capital  nook. 
>tral  Trnst  4  rt.  1).  Co.  of 
to  a  staking  fund 

',  8135.211 ;  net.  8*4.596';  charge^ 

-13. 

We»leru  RM._ Owns  from  Dayton,  O.,  to  State  line, 
•  4  miles  UaBtokmoBd.  lad.  Loaned  from  Jan.  1. 

1>9OD>  BBC  99  y*5mVI"R»  PBlMWcWfM  HWW*  wO  UwU*9  Ml*Mttl(  *VDQ  HO  OfMfmVtMl 

•b.  Oa.  Okie.  4  M.  Loot*.    Umtar  trrms  of  tk*  lease,  upon  pay- 
V  4  W.  bond*  tk*  Little  Miami  will  become  tole  owner 
".'the  D.  AW.    Of  boad*  832.000  are  7s. 
Delaware  It  It .—  »a»  from  Delawar*  JojMttM  (Pmm.WIkB.  4  Bal- 

uamro^De^  to  |H-jm.r    M*r>  Ui..|  .;•.>.•.'>:  mtlaj 

whleh  own* 

[rental. 


iwn*  *1 .364^75  of  tk*  rtoek,  Beatal.  6  per  cxnl  on  rto 
omboadM;  any  Muawa  of  net  •arnlag*.  after  paying 
•quail;  brtwwa  u*iee  and  l««or.  IB  year  eadlmg  Octo 


MBMMHlwmeT.    IB  y»r  ending  October  31 . 
_,  net.  8466.20V:  taMnet  aad  taxe..  85O^M>; 
,  balance,  carpliu  for  year.  82>4.6 19.    In  1894-95 
Bet,  8428^47. 

ound  Hr»ok._ OwaafromBouBd  Bmok  lOratral 
Delaware  River.  27  mile*:  branch   to  Treatno.  .1 


--.      *  *        ••naajaj  ,      MB  •amuaa;       »w      I  l*-Uh*'U,     •». 

oad  track  JT  mils* ;  all  traek  78  miles.    IB  May.  1478.  leased  for  MO 
ears  to  Philadelphia  4  Reading  UK.,  tk*  lessee  paytag  Interest  and  8 
t  on  <toes:  In   1890  lease  was  assumed  by  Phlla.  4  Reading 


"ale..    P 

.•-•    III.       :. 


all. 


aakMM   • 


Ut  >« 

l;«ekawanna  4  Himnk 22 

N  alln  RR.  of  Pa_ 
'.rmvitj 

^ZMaekaalevUle.   10 
4  Albany  21 


4  BaTto.  own*  all  tk*  atbek 


r.-Clayton.  Del.,  to  Oxford.  Md.,  54 
U  tk*  slock  (8600.000).  and  oper 
principal  aad  latoract.     Earning* 
"Jo1;;1:!',1.'*  ."."  «.J*JJ«w«.f»lM5;  met, 838.774:  Ink  and 

v    1 1  ads«n  Canal  «.,.-<«MWa».>-Own*  canal  from 
108  mites  (rorapUted  IB  183*).  and 

at**  railroad  lines  ntoadlag  from  Wllkesharre.  Pa.,  via  Albany, 
_t»  Boui*>  Point.  01  Canada  In,.-,  wi'i  i.r  ,.,,....-.  ..  :;, 
The  system  I*  well  skowa  on  tke  adjoining  map.  aad  Include*: 


fBwv%tk* 

raw 


142 

150 

4  Saratoga 192 


35 

4 


RR.  (trackage). 


'1  operated  685 

Aim  lea..-  (tira  Cllntoa  4  Blmrbamtna  and  Rome  A  Clinton  RR. 
«  mile.,  lab-let  to  5ew  York  OatarfcT Western. 

i  it*  company  was   chartered   April  7. 1823.    It  is 
*  <L<k*Jar8Mt  miners  aad  carrier,  of  anthracite  coal.     D.  4  H. 
owaMl^ooXMW pref.  and  *l .OOO.OOO  common  Butlaad  BR.  stock. 

•M9W96.  '97. 


rym*     V*^,       ryv».       Oft       "1,       "**•  ••*      VW*       W* 

70550     7  yearly.     5 
L,  payable  qaart*rly.-<V.  64.  P.  82. 
•  rry  the  eadnrved  guarante- 
. ..»«>.   In  lM'.<r, 
•lore*  were  Issued  and  guarau- 


.  | 


The  Pennsylvania  Division  bonds  cover  ooal  lands,  collieries,  rail- 
roads, canal,  equipment  and  all  other  property  lu  Pennsylvania. 

On  Dec.  31, 1896.  loans  payable  were  $1,300,000. 

AnrrJAl.  RapoaT.— Fiscal  year  ends  Dee.  31.  Annual  meeting  is  held 
onthesecond  Tuesday  in  May.  Report  for  1890  was  In  CHRONICLE, 
V.  64.  p.  370.  See  also  editorials  p.  213  and  349.  Ooal  (anthracite) 
carried  In  1896.  5,835,62!  tons;  in  1895.  6,151.147  ;  in  1894.  5.751,- 
386 ;  In  1893.  6,177,659. 

TeartndiHgDte.31.       1890.  UM  l-'l  1893. 

Beeeipte  from  ooal.    87.778.225    87369.379    87364.154    89.939.648 

Railroad* 10,201.634    1O.129.U82       9.448,993    10,212.412 

Miscellaneous....          5o6,S*4       1321.157         755.O74         520,258 

Total 818.M6.413  81^.819,618  818.068.221  $20.672.318 

Net 84.X5S.644    85.442385    85.538.673    86.622,187 

Inl.taxesA  rentals.      3.O87.631      3.078,492      3319.900      3.4O7.637 

Balance  for  stook.  81,765.013  82.364.393  82.218.713  83,214,550 
Dividends.  7  per  rt.  82.450.OOO  r.'.45O.OOO  82.187.5OO  $2.100,000 
-iV.  04.  p.  64,  82,  181,  313,  231.  234,  349,  87O.) 

Delaware  Larka  wanna  4  *%  cmierii  RR.— ROAD-  Operate* 
mala  line  from  Hobnken,  N.  J.,  opposite  N.  Y.  City,  to  Buffalo.  N.  Y.. 
409  miles,  with  branches  to  ooal  region,  etc..  492  miles.  Including: 

HUm.      Uiu* teaMrf-f  See eachoo.  MUri. 
N.  J.  State  line  to  K.Y.  line....  115 
Br-Mhesto.VrthumWrud.Ac.  80 


Utlea  C*hnnangn  A  Su*q 105 

f  Valley  BB.  of  N.  Y 12 

•MMX,  Jie.".''."."".'.".".."""'";'.".  50 


tMorrl*  4  Easax  aad  braaekas.157 
TH.Y.  Laekawaaaa4  Western. 214 

fCayaga  4  Busqaeaanns 34 

fOswego  A  Syracuse 35          Total  operated 901 

HorroBT,  ETC.— Tin*  U  one  of  toe  most  Important  of  the  anthracite 
.  Jal  road*.  No  su»  aampanles  (coal  aad  mining)  are  oontrolled.  the  rail- 
road owning  It*  mine*.  Original  company  chartered  In  1849  ;  present 
title  assumed  la  1853.  Its  leased  lines  are  mostly  held  under  long 
l«a*es,  aad  tke  lystem  1s  compact.  In  1894  representative*  of  the 
VanderbtlU  entered  the  directory.  See  V.  57,  p.  721 . 

DtviDKXM-        (1881  >82->84  '85  '86  to  Apl..  '97 

Ince  18*0.  p.  e,     )  0\  8  yearly  7\  7  yearly. 

HBUBBAL  FWABcaa.— On  Jan.  1.  1887,  oaah  on  hand,  81,156.587; 
eoal  on  baud.  *2.4O9.923 :  advance,  to  leased  roads.  8995384  ;  ac- 
i<ounts  receivable.  83.H04.93-J  ;  total,  88,1 66.976;  accounts  payable. 
89,635383. of  whleh83.287.6tM>  was  paid  In  January.- V.  04.  p.  231. 

EAB«»<M — Tk*  Ituu4  Hit**  In  New  York  State  for  Bscal  year  ending 
June  SO.  1890:  Ones,  8«.837,848 ;  net,  84.71O323:  balance,  surplus, 
over  InUrest  and  taxes,  82.295.99B,  agaluit  surplus,  81.886.76tf  lu 
1895  aad  81349.826  IB  1894. 

AXUDAL  BjlroBT.— Flaeal  year  end*  Dee.  81.  Annual  meeting  Is  held 
•n  the  Tuesday  preceding  the  la*l  Friday  IB  February.  The  report  for 
1896.  with  halanoe  *ke*Z  was  In  CHaomcLa.  V.  64.  p.  231.  The  fol- 
lowing Includes  allllneaexcoptSrr.  Blngh-ton  4N.  Y.  and  Sussex  RR.: 
Dte.31.  1890.  ISM  :  -.M.  !-'.>:<. 

•vn's 83.486,691    83350,504    83.82O3O8 

SS*e4mmeri::::::  ::::::::::::}19'787-879 


Coal  receipt*,  etc 


.  822.274,270821,812,441  $24,167.275 
21^7.639    21,246,421    24,628.698 

total  gro»r*eetpt*.#4«.206.a52  844.201,909  843.058,862  848,790.973 
Kit.  oper.  sx.  4  tax.  i  .,_,-,...,..  U3.H31,420  14,645.3118  16,479.729 
Mlalng,  4o.,expen.  i-l/>*'0'l5/<*  J23,606,589  21,363,797  24,057,843 


6,760,fOO  7,049.667  8,253,401 
5,406,239  5.412,323  .VIM).  I'M) 
1384,000  1,834,000  1,834,000 


ffet  reeelpU.....  6.73O.979 
interest  and  rentals  5,406,239 
Dividends  (7 p.  ei...  1.834.OOO 

Salance  after  diva.  .def.85O9.26O  df.8479^39*df.8196,656sr.81.O58.911 
-(V.  63,  p.  268.  879;  V.  64,  p.  181.  231 ,  423.) 

Delaware  Maryland  4  Va.— flee  Supi'Limsrr  of  Octol»T,  1895- 

nelawarr  Hlver  RR.  A   Bridge  «'o.— Own*  a  bridge  over  the 

Delaware  Rifer  near  Philailrlplila  and  about  10  miles  of  connecting 

railroad.  Capital  stock  (<il.3<M>.uOU)  U  all  owned  liy  the  Penunylvanla 

KR-.  which  guarantees  the  bomN.  prln.  i|>ul  ttml   Intoreiit.  by  ciidorno- 

•n  each.    Sinking  fund  In  one  per  cent,  but  bond*  cannot  be 

oalli  :.    -.••••},-.  r  Btlon  of  boBda and  guarant]  in  V.  68, p   1062. 

IXDBZ.— V.  •  '.Oil,  1O62,  : 

Delaware  ftuiquehamia  4;  Srhii)  Iklll  RR.— Owns  main  line 

from  Drlfton.  Pa.,  t<»  (lowi'ii.  I'n  .  :il  inllBn:    braooke*,  17  mfles;    total 

Trackage—  Lefalgh  Valler   RR.,    etc.,    135    miles. 

'  •       •  •!  ','•  '     :  -.  ;  -  '  •      ,    •-.  introlledl     r  ••      B     Inert. 4 Oo.. 

tkeeoal  miners.    Divn.  . ' >  p.  o.  In  oanli ;  Nov.  25, 

•  Hand  5O  p.  o.  In  <l'«-/;;   S.'|.-  '»!*j  p.  c.  In 

Mortgage  trustee  In  Triint  Co.  of  North  America,  Philadelphia. 

EAKXlvoa.—  Fiscal  year  ends   Jin,-      "       In   year   1895-96  gross, 

rll.TT'J;  In  'Ul-5  gross,  11,2407106. 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


MAP  OF  THE 

DELAWARE  &  HUDSON 
CANAL  COMPANY'S 

RAILROAD  &  CANAL  SYSTEM. 


.J^^>S^ 

£ **•!*.-  A  W.CHA2Y 


GdpneSal 


MOUNT/Os  ';&/•%&*$&*  lU~ 

«        .^/IfW^-^me^fto  ;| 

X>*V    Qxli^J  Crown  l^ta*» 

'•         f     T^X.-.aFrSl*                             ..»l  ^J,Lelce»terJc 


r>f^a--..,/  "Bcynk*^    \  A 
.^u2s*?Cafet?v^i«B5!->  \f > 


•'MZ^s^ 


Ll^J  W^E^S">*,  J  —«.    -wlMP  ^r 

'  o^JT ^Chiang,,  ForiS^  ^fj&gT     <*»£<*'•.       X^elhl  "c.     ^obart  /  »/*/          ^«K  \ft  A 

r\7    ^^"i^C %  X/Ande,o      /          Hunter.        «^/feSl     /  ^          Huntin.tonX        /  < 

0.w.goVZvo,,K-_l(^^   y*»Vfc.  /fvSlton  Vf.ale,?V   /*/  \  /  -JSJ 


ir/<^.XAo.k,, 


APRIL,  1887  j 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AflD     BONDS 


RAILROADS. 

Mile* 
of 

K.....1 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

BUe,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Out-standing 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 
Siockt-lMl 
Dividend. 

for  explanation  of  column  heading*.  Ac.,  Me  note* 
on  nrst  page  of  table*. 

Rate  Per    When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Cent.     Payable                whom. 

ftlmtftrt  Sutq.  4S.  Jtf.  -Stock  lauth.  $1,50O,OOO» 
let  mortgage  bond*  ($1  500  OOO)  gold        o* 

"48 

1894 
1896 

•50 
1,000 

$1,500.000 
6OO.OOO 
35,000 
2308.000 
38,000,000 
23,650,000 
6,382,500 
28,650,000 
8,103,500 
4,283.100 
768,500 
1,  2OO.OOO 
1.2OO.OOO 
672,000 
800.000 
Bee  text 
2.902,000 
569,000 

2.000,000 
3.2OO.OOO 

1,350.000 

2..MOOOO 

See  text. 

8" 

4«4S. 

2  Uiv96. 

11 

See  text. 

u 

T* 

6  «. 

6 

4  per  an. 

See  text. 
A.  A  O. 

M."A"N. 

M."  N. 
J.  'J. 
J-  »• 

An  -1 

J.  A  J. 
J.  J. 
J.  J. 

J."  "j. 
J.  J. 
M.  N. 

A.  O. 
A.  0. 
J.  J. 

Drlfton,  Pa. 
Phlladel.,  Co.'a  Office. 
Denison. 
New  York. 

Sept.  26,  1804 
Apr.  1,  1909 

Dmitt*  *>  .VortA.  iy.-Rec'vefscert.  ,$11.000  p.m. 

NOT.  1,  1918 

Jail  ir  «t  JMo  Oromte-Btoofc.  eon..  J94J£5OO,06O)  . 

.... 

.... 

100 
100 

500  Ac. 

.-.l«l     A..- 

5OO 
100 
100 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
100 
1,000 
J.OOO 
100 

1.000 
200  Ac. 
100 

Office,  47  Wm.  St..  H.  T. 
N.  Y.,  Fourth  Nat.  Bank, 
do              do 
do              do 

Jan.l'5/971% 
Nov.  1,  19OO 
Jan.   1,  1936 
June  1,  1928 

lit  mort.  $1,000  gold  or  *2O6  linking  fund.  c-*r 
lit  conaoL  mortgage  (for  942.0OO.OOO)  gold.  o*  AT 
Improvement  Murt.  (9S.OOO  per  mile)  gold.  .  .o**r 
Dm  Maine*  4  Fort  Dodge—  Common  stock  

395 
1,621 
1,621 

1871 
1884 

1888 

Chicago.  C.  B,  I.  A  Pan, 
N.Y.,Chic.R,I.APao.Oo. 
do            do 
do             do 

Ang.  1,  1896 
Jan.   1.  1905 
June  1,  19O5 
June  1,  1905 

UtM  .  Dei  M.  to  Fi'Dodgei  Berlin  A.inl"guar..e>d 
l«t  mort.,  Serle*  B,  Income,  tat.  guaranteed,  end.. 
lit  mort.  on  exten..  Tara  to  Ruthven.  Int.  gnar.  . 
Da  Maine*  *  Kemtta  CWrr-Stoek.  9JO.OOO.OOO.  .  .  . 
lit  M  funding  and  Imp.  42.000.000),  gold,  c'  AT 
Du  Xoint*  Xortiur*  4  IT-l.t  X.  $5.4  15.0OO,gol<l.c 
Dm  Jtoinm  F»i<m-l«t  M.  for  9800.000,  gold.  .  .  .  .<r 
Mrvfc  Bay  City  4  Alp.  -Bee  DETBOIT  A  MACKI 
Mrvil  0ra»Mf  3mm  <7jfB.-M  eoulp.  M.  gu.  .  ..c- 
OatuoL  mort.,  guar.  by  Gr.  Trunk  of  Can.  e* 

88 
88 
56 
112 
112 
150 
2.7 

KAC. 

189 

m 

85 

1874 
1874 
1881 

1892 

1-'.'-. 
1887 

1878 
1878 

Jan.   1,  1933 
Jan.   1,  1915 
NOT.  1,  1917 

NOT.  14,  1918 
NOT.  15.  1918 
Jan.  5/97,  1*4 

N.  Y.,  Metropol'n  Tr.  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust. 

JN.Y.Ag'eyBk.Com.,) 
}  Canada  A  London.  j 
N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 

Detroit  Grand  Kmpid*  *  Wettern- 
Common  stock  

Preferred  stock.  5  per  eent  

3,183,440 

Ionia  *  Laiulng  1st  mort..  fit.  la  1889.  guar..e' 
lit  conaol.  mort,  $6,OOO.OOO,  lawfnl  m  ney...c' 

55 
350 

:-•:•• 
1--..7 

1.000 
500  Ac. 

770,000 

;  •:  :.i  .;- 

45 

J.  J. 
A.  0. 

See  text. 

July  1,  1899 
Apr.   1,  1946 

Dr  niton  A  >  orlh.ru  tt».— r 

from  Dougherty,  Ind.  Ter.  on  the  Gulf  Cot  A  Santa  Fe.  to  Colgate. 
Ind.  Ter.,  aad  DeaUon,  Tex..  104  mile*.    In  May.  1896,    Receiver 


Scott  wa«  ordered  by  the  Court  to  build  the  road,  tuning 
not  exceeding  $1,144.000  reeelver-ieertineates  at  $ll.OOOper 
In  August.  1896,  25  mile*  of  grading  aad  bridge  work  bad  been 
_____  A  mortgage  to  the  Title  Guarantee  A  Tnut  Co.  of  Chicago  wa* 
aatbortxed  In  1»»5.  but  the  enterprise  went  Into  receiver1,  band*  be- 
tore  much  work  had  beea  done,  gee  editorial  V.  62.  j>.  »28  :  (V.  60,  p. 
938  ;  V.  61.  p.  470.  871  :  V.  62.  p.  456.  008.  028;  V.  63.  p.  357.) 


epoatracllonjn  July,  1896.       OrriCBE*— President  and  Gen.  Man..  E.  T.  Jeffery.  Trca»..  J.  W.  Gil- 
lulr;   See..  William  Wagner,  Oomptruller.  Ptephen  Little.    Office,  47 
Ullam  Street.  New  York.    (V.  63.  p.  225,  984,  39T,  4O3,  754.  838, 

.'"'''     ' 


Drnter   Lradvlllr  A  «.unnl»oB>.—  A  narrow-gauge  road  from 
Denver  to  Leadvllle.  Col..  151  mile.;  Como  to  Baldwin  Mine. 
brmnchen.  43  mllo.;  total.  {325  mile*. 


Como  to  Baldwin  Mine.  131  mile*: 
The  bond*  were  deposited  to 
per  eenU  of  1899,  whieVa 


ti  by  the  following  committee:    Henry  Bodge,  26  Broad  8t, 

CbarW  A  Paabodr.  Jr..  aad  Heary  De  Coppet;  all  but  $38.OOO 

44*  have  been  dopoaltcd  with    ihi*  ooaamltUe.    Receiver  to 


An  order  i 

A  la  Jaa..  1806.  ] 


order  of  tale,  wai 


18 

1. 


secure  J2.03O.OOO  Union  Paclae  4 

resented  by  the  following 

».  Y.;  -    *       -    -     -     - 

of  th< 

Frank  trnmbnli.  appointed  In  August,  1804.    _ 

applied  for  la  DeeJlaVO, bat  temporarily  refuted  _ 

&MtU*meat  of  Union  Paelflerroe^billa,  etc.    In  vear  1 

47*7.871:  net.  $1O*345.  against  95 1.O1O  In  1804-05;  other 

Ot3«S:  total  deductions,  $70.277;  bal..  *nr..  942.O23.- 1 V.  62.p.  130.« 

Denver  A  Klo  Graudr  KH.-/a>«  Jfays-BOAD-Tbe  line,  of  this 
company,  well  shown  on  the  adjoining  BUD.  raaah  all  the  Important 
•  •rwlo,  while  ItsitaadardgangellnefromDenver  via  Pueblo 

WMterly .  via  Leadvllle  aad  Grand  Jaaettoa.  form*  a  link  In  the  traae- 
Oontiaental  route  to  Ofdea,  Bait  Lake  City.  Ac.,  laelndtag : 

Rn.,!  o»  I...1  jr.  1  ..[..-r  i-.-.J 

RB-,OtJ.iliHMd) 
Leased  to  Rio  Graade  Wee*.. 

Total  June  30.  1800 

The  U.  P.  Denver  A  Gulf  aces  Denver  A  Rio  G.  track*  tram  WaUen 
burg  to  Pueblo.  57  m..  at  a  rental  of  $83/100  per  aaanm.  -V.  Ol.p.  431. 

IIi<m>BT  -Rcornatiation  of  a  noilvay  rMapaay  of  same  name  fora- 
•land  July  12, 1J9O.  jT^BtoOrajtto  JuaeSo*  I*  le**ed  Jointly  by 

Fmly*l3E*tBe  Rio^iJatd^kBaSa^formS 
•O  mile*  road,  wa*  aeqnlred  la  tat*****  W  Dtm.  A  Bto  O.-V.  99.  p.  4O3. 
DITUWBM  alncelOi  1991   1903   199*   1894   1999    1909    1997 

onprrf.,..  r     •••  2",         O          3  0  03      Below. 

On  preferred  In  HOT.  Jaa..  1  per  coat. 

sr ifV-^*  ff******* «••»•  »*•  P*7Bbl»  M opt»o«>  of 

r  la  s.  Y. 


olnr»  A  Furt  Dodge-.—  Own*  De*  Molnew  to  Fort  Dodge,  la., 
88  m..  and  Tara  to  Ruthven.  55  mile*  :  trackage.  Illlnol*  Central.  Tara 
to  Fort  Dodge  Junction.  Included  above.  Leaaed  Jan.  1.  1887,  to  Chic. 
Rock  1*1.  APac.  for  18  year*  at  rental  of  3Omr  cent  of  groat  earn*.,  with 
•  guarantee  of  4  per  eent  Interact  on  the  flnt  mortgage  and  extension 


Sond*.  and  24  per 


DIVIDENDS.—  On 


.  t  per  annum  on  the  Income*.  . 

preferred  la  1803,  Aug..  2  p.  e.;  1804.  Aug..  4  n.  o.;  In  1805,  Aug.,4p.c.: 
(a  1896,  *  ug.,  6  p.  c.  Rental  In  year  ending  Deo.  31,  1895.  wa*  •144,- 
523;  for  18*4  wa*  .132.372:  for  1803  wa*  9138,103;  for  1893  wai 
9142.077.  V.  61,  p.105  ;  V.  63.  p.  20. 


n 


at,  |.  9M 

Safe  Deport  Co., 


,  to  Van  Wert. 
40  mile*,  3  ft. 

In  December, 
the  mortgage 
trustee),  9480.OOO 


were  pledged  a*  eoUateral  for  note*  glTen  for  new  equipment, 
repair*. etc. —the  anthorUed  larae  I*  98.00O  per  mile  on  narrow  gauge. 
$16.000  per  mile  oa  broad  gauge  road.  On  June  80, 1895,  loan*  and 

ivo.-For  year  ending  Dec.  31.    1896.  (TOM.  9118.575:  net. 

In  18  */ro**,  908.803;  net,  $34.307.   V  61,  p.  1064;  V  62. 

p.  tUtK  V.  03.  p.  870. 


loll 


•  >..rihrrB  A  Wootem  HK.— Owns  from  DeaMotae* 


<(0f 


JIM 

Marrow  gaao  o«Jy.. 
2d  track  aad  ildlagu 


1*  3d  rail.) 


to  Fonda.  Iowa.  115  mile*,  and  from  CUve  (7 'mile*  from  De*  MollM*) 
to  BOOM.  35  mile*;  total.  1  So  mile*- all  -tan.lard.    - 


oontroUl 
will  01 


357 


tiling  Interact 
•perate  the  roa 
In  foraelemra 
$100.    Tae  flrst  mortg 


__    In  August.  1804.  a 
Interact  wa*  acquired  by  Chicago  Mil.  A  St.  Paul,  which 


p«y- 
*ro> 


•ae*  rate*  of  laterait  up  to  7  p.  e.  a*  will  retlra  *ald  bond*.    Upon 
meat  of  the  Brst  7*  the  frtt  mntmlt  will  be  a  trst  lien  oa  >U  the  | 
orty.  M  they  are  BOW  oa  about  13OO  mile*  of  road  aad  all  the  ev.-, 
•oat.    CVBMU  for  $6,000.000  i^alMrecorved  for  extracloa  to  Ofdea. 

tt  •cMnasWu  sMiTtl***Vbt«*V.      TIMM49  QAlaMHMd  BAT  lM  BcW*ll  wltJl   tssW  OO*Tg*Wssl»  Ol 

'  of  the  preferred  stoek  for  extcaMloa*  at  not  cxeeodlng 
^tSVZSSZ* 


$iiaiiUait*<moftga(«»BO«»o«ncLa.y.47.  p. 

tgmft  (U.  a  Tnut  Oo^  tracXsl.  I*  loueW  oa  the 
'    k**.aad  *o  eovenallth* 


«ft-r    •.]„• 


OtiBkAl.  rntA«CB«,-On  Jaa*  30.  1800.  the 
«M?{T.»«~k»§*«>'»*«  *•»«««  at  91.799JW9, 


Rio  fir 


Id  In    It* 

The  •••peelal  renewal 
1805  advanced  Bio 

9071,000  RIO 

il  of  the  stoek.  aad  all  curplns  earning* 
tax**.  Me.,  for  tkra*  year,  from  Jan  1, 1805.-8oe 


LATMT  EAMoraa.-July  1  to  February  29  (8  I 

I'M.     JTcf  «*»  ntiia*.      /us*  an.  tie. 
•18       91.877,108       91300,134 
1357360 


1.603 

97301.197 
3.303.406 

-,T,l.l 


9317,044 
00534ft 


UN  -.-•u 

1.607  1,654 

90.010.840  96,470,044 

3325.038  2303.403 

14.600  ;..;.«, 


91307.050 
343.360 

71332 

NIL 


9318^00  9538.000 


92.940.228       $2.513.793 
91.093. 


1.093.873 

1I7.JJ7 


$87,00* 


.  . 

ly.    V.  50,p7«8.    BaooeMor  of 
Doe.  1871804.    Capital  stock  U  $4.372,500;  par 
triutee.  Metropolitan  Tr.  Co..  N 


(TOM.    $62368;     net,$15.6Ol. 
gros.;      74.164;     ne^    26.224. 
l99*-  «ro*»T9442,355;  net  $134.510.    In 


(T.  50.  p.  7*8. 


BOM  9444.033,  net,  9161,2 19.    In 
rt.  910 1.375;  other  li 
925.031.     PraaUMt. 
179.  968.  1103.) 


In    !>,-• 
Molae* 


MA.  V^fVVV.UW  i    UULVUU1U1UK, 

•ble  June  30. 1896.  $22,712. 
$129.855;  net, 


.Holme*  I  Blon.-A  terminal  road.  5  mile*  la  leagth, 
L  Leased  to  Wahach  RR.. Chleago  Great  Western  andDe*   . 
N.  A  W.    Rental  equal  to  expcaae*  and  flxed  charge*  paid  monthly  by 
lanea*  on  whinlaaj  baala.    fltoek  autaorUed.92.OOO.o60;  ouutandlnit, 
9400.000-par  9100.    Loan*  and  bill* 

Earnings  for  year  ending  June  3O, 
938,009.    IB  19V4-99.M>r939.0»9. 

•y  City  A  Ala«Btau-4e*  Dmorr  A  MACKHAC. 

n   <.rand   Haven  A   nilwaaikoe.-Owna   from    Detroit, 
Mich.,  to  Grand  ll.ven.  Mich.,  180  mile*.    A  reorganisation  of  Septem 
bor.  1878.    The  bond*  ara  guaranteed  by  the  Grand  Trunk  of  Canada. 
Stock.  91. 500.000;  par.  $50.    Real  estato  mortgage*.  $226,000.    Loans 
and  bill*  payable  Deo  31. 1805.  $5O.OOO. 

BAKimo*.-!!  month*. )  1806 Groa*.  9875,213;  net,  909,167. 

Jaa.  1  to  NOT.  30.       ( 1895 OroM,    036,757 ;   net,lO8,008. 

For  vear  ending  Deo.  31.  1899.  (TOM  earning,  were  91,001.001 ;  net. 
9101/48;  MMf  under  bitoiW.  etc..  9264.lft5-adT.noed  by  Grand 
Trunk  By.  la  1804  groc*.  91 .013,584 ;  net,  $150,043. 

Detroit  Oraad  Hapld.  A  We*iern  BB.- Ei tends  from  De- 
troit westerly  to  Grand  Rapids,  northerly  to  Big  Rapid*,  etc.,  tnclud 
Ing: 

Milei.        Operated  under  leate—  Milei. 

Det.  to  Delrey  (DetTerm.) 5 

Delrey  to  Bedford  (F.  A  P.  M.  RR.)     8 
.    LaaalnctoN.  Lan.  (J.  L.  AS. RR.).      1 
•Xaaton  Jet.  to  Big  Rapid*.   63    Paine*  to  Sagmaw  (J.  L.  A  8.  RR. 

Mceoeta  Jet.  to  Barrrton  .   1 1        and  F.  A  P.M.  RR  ) 7 

Trackage  — 

Or.  Rapid*  to  Sparta  (C.  A  W.  at)  16 
Sparta  to  Sheridan  (T.  8.  A  M.)...  34 


W.  Detroit  to  Or.  Rapid*..  .147 
Or.  Ledge  to  Howard  City.   64 

Klddvllle  to  BelrtlDg 

-anton  Jet.  to  Big  Rapid* 
:eeo*taJct.  to  Barryton. 
Remoa  to  Weldman 
Rodaey  to  Chlppewa 
Howard  City  to  Paine* 


Total  owned 38O          Total  operated  Jan.  1, 1897.. .401 

OBOAinzAT!05.-Sucre**or  Jaa.  1. 1897,  of  the  Detroit  Lansing  A 
Northern  and  allied  line*  foreclosed  and  reorganised  per  plan  lu  V. 
63.  p.  3 10  and  640. 

BO»D*.  -The  Brat  consolidated  mortgage  1*  for  90fOOO,000;  bond*  are 
iwMTved  to  mire,  by  exchange  or  otherwise.  thi>  mulerlvlng  Ionia  A 
Lansttg  Brat  5s,  $770,000.  and  $1,317,083  for  Detroit  terminals  and 
other  property.  If  deemed  desirable.  Mortgage  trustee  Is  Old  Colony 
Trust  Co..  Boston. 

FIXKI>  CIIABOBR  A!<r>  EAB5IMO8.—  The  Immedlato  flxed  charge*  will 
be :  4  per  eent  on  $3,912,918  general  mortgage  bond*.  $156,517 ;  5  per 
cent  on  9770,000  Ionia  A  Laming  5*.  93H.5OO;  Detroit  Termluul 
charge..  948.OOO:  total,  9243,017.  The  net  earning*  applicable  to 
above  i-harge*  for  three  year*  put  have  been :  In  1895,  $272,743 ;  In 
180 1.9221. "00;  In  1893.  $313.779. 


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RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


Bsibaerlfeera  will  roofer  •  great  favor  by  ft  ring  laamedlafe  notlre  of  any  error  discovered  In  thc«e  Tables. 


RAILROADS. 

Miles    Date 
of         of 
Road.  Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bonds-Prim  i- 
pal.When  Due. 
Sloela—Last 
Dividend. 

fwr  explanation  of  column  aeaiHags.  Ac.,  aee  notes 
on  nrst  page  of  tables. 

Rat«  per    When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Cent     Payable                Whom. 

Dttint  LmnttHf  4  Ifsrtacra.—  8»  Dmorr  GRAXI> 
Detnnt  4  Jfac  Jcifuitf—  Stock  i*.l.*»,OUO  U  pref.) 

RAPID  sAWi 

8TEBXR 
•  100 
1.000 
LOOO 
100 
1,000 
100 
LOOO 
500  Ac. 

R. 
•2.015.OOO 
900.000 
1.25O.OOO 
140.OOO 
15400 
See  text. 
5.425.OOO 
See  text 
3,930,000 
6.332.000 
4.5OO.OOO 
-•.".12.500 
1.111.000 

1.  0OO.OOO 
M4.8M 
728.0OO 
5OO.OOO 
1.077.000 
4.000.000 

3XMXMMM 

i.oooiooo 

1.000.000 
1.500.000 
1.180.000 

••  First  Den"  bonds  8l.5OO.OOO  ci>  Id                  .    o* 

all 
all 

600 
218 
184 
197 
173 
173 

1895 
1805 

1881 

1860 
1888 
IBM 

•  BM 

I-'...' 

IBM 

UN 

1809 
1888 

1---. 
1—7 
1800 

UM 

i* 

!* 

-.,•  mi 
|* 

9 
9 

J.  A  D.  N.Y..  J.P.Morgan  A  Co. 
J.  A  D.           do              do 
A.  A  O.    N.  Y..  143  Liberty  st 
J.  aV  J.           do              do 
X.  Y.,  Office,  214  B'way. 
F.  A  A.           do              do 
A.  A  O.           do              do 
J.   A  D.           do              do 
A.  A  O.  N.  Y.,  Office,  Mills  Bid*. 
J.  A  J.           do              do 

June  1,  1999 
June  1,  1995 

-  Mori  bonds  ~  •2.500.000  gold.  red.  at  par...  .c* 
Dotrr  *  JCactaway—  Stock  6  p.  c.,  rental  090  years. 

DMOMfM  foiatti  City   Stock                

J'ne,'96,3  p  c. 
Aug.  1,  1951 
Oct    1,  1917 
Deo.  1,  1935 
Oot    1,  1937 
Jan.   1.  1916 

~  lllTCent.  West,  lines.  1st  M-,  gold  (see  text).e*ar 
Iowa  Falls  A  Sfcmx  City  1st  M..  la.  F.  to  8.  City.. 
CherADak  and  Cedar  Rap.  A  Chic.  Istmorts... 

'l.OOO 
100 

3d  M.,  currency,  redeemable  at'lOS,  «5.OOO.OOOc' 
.MXa  Xiuabe  *  .Vor<Va-atoek<«5.00O.OOO  auth) 
1st  mortnx-e.  (old  slnkinc  fund 

T! 
1* 

9g- 
f* 

J.   A  J.  N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
J.   A   J.            do               do 
J.  A  J.           do              do 
X.Y..  Post,  Martin  A  Co. 
J.  A  J.  N.  Y..  Chemical  X.  Bk. 
J.  A  J.  N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
A.  A  O.  N.  Y..  Third  Nat  Bank. 
J.  A  J.           do              do 
F.  A  A.   New  York  or  London. 
New  York. 

Jan.   1,  1922 
Jan.   1,  1923 
Jan.   1,  1924 

1st  tonani  mortgage.  83,500.000.  gold  

1,000 

General  2d  mortgage  (#3.5OO.OOO)  gold.  sink.  fd. 

.... 

Atria!*  Jf  MS.  Kirrr  st  .Vo.—  1st  M..  B2.25O.OOO.  g..e* 
PaW.«srf  a-|1M,«*..-lstM.<.^20,000  per  mile,  c-ar 
•MstfA  «wafa  M.st  Atlantic-  Marq.H.AOB.eoB.ite* 

Doluth  South  Shore  A  Allan..  1st  mort,  gold,  .ear 

"25 
156 

...... 
572 

1,000 
1.000 
1.000 
LOOO 
1.000 

Jan.   1,  1924. 
Jan.    1,  1928 
Apr.  1,  1925 
Jan.   1,  1937 
Aug.  1.  1990 
Dec.31,  11U2 
1903  A  1905 

too.  eorta.  tf3.OOO.OOO  held  by  C,  Pae.  Jan..  -07) 

.... 

ibo 

100 
LOOO 

1.000 

5 

it 

J."A"J. 

J.  A  J. 

1st  mortgage,  r«»,OOO  per  mile,  gold  A  a..e*ir 
DuiutA  rram/er—  1st  mortgage  for  •3,000,000  

100 

UM 

N.Y.3d  Vst  Bk.  A  Lond. 
July,  '95,  coup,  last  pd. 

July  1,  1996 
Jan.,  1921 

.11887  ...........  Groat.  «179.»97;  net.  £21.250 

Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.      J1B96  ...........  Oroae.     184.505;  net.      8,625 

A  L  RaroBT.  -  Earnlnn  of  the  old  eosapaay  were  : 
rear  ma*.  DM.  SI.  !-'»  UM  1  —  I 

Oraseearoiogs  ...................  •!.  171.282    •  I.UU.o.Vt    •  I.O98.723 

•rtov*rexp.Ataxea:  140.161          3&4JO3         2O0.189 

3.  p.  4M.  704.  880.  1083;  V.  04.  p.  02.  400.) 


law   *    N»rtkerB     U 

RAM  i«  A  WuriEax  RR.  abora. 

II    i  i  .   II   1».  kin..   A    »1.r.,n.  II.   Ull 

i.  troll  A  .^larklnar  H  f  .—  '  >"n«  froa 
lniilm:   Uooa  Lako  Bra*  eh,  31  mil**:   Mad 


DBTaolT    OaA»l> 


IKI  M 


fttotroli  A  n«rkln«<-  it  y  .—  OW-B«  from  Bay  City.  Mica..  <•  Alaaaia. 

*  Lake   Hraoru.  3V 


a«iwt.  18»«.    MB*,  of  toe  btmMh  UM  mll 

il  h>  brio,  out  InailM*.    »ee  T.  •!.  •.  9M. 

MM.  of  which  iMBbrt.  toga  and  aktacte*  fmra 


porsry.  built 
mod  435.107 


H  I»TO«T JCrc.— Fui  aw  d  la 
tf  A  AlpaM.  >e4d  !•  I 


In  1*95  earned 

f  l»Ttlloa»Ja»a4  94    POT  Moat. 

too  Detroit 
for  •000.- 

at  not  over  «SO.OOO  per  year. 
•do"  are  held  la  trait,  and  If 
Boo  V.  80,  p.  130. 

-.of  which  tl.WNj.ooo  pra- 

I  la  Issnable  only  for  eoBvataton  of  a  OB  da  as  above. 
asBBBBT  BA*Bl»wa.-H  BIOS..  >  180«-7.Oross,  8316.5O9;    net.  B32.OOI 

.:-•:  ..  •••    --       j    -.-:• 


. 


•I 


at  elected  Deo  •••),  J.  I>.  Hawks  of  Detroit.    V. 
.43,130.711;  V.  61.  p.  2*1,  47O.554;  T.  83.  p.  1.000. 


OTTI 

90.  V 

aWver  A  Rorkawav.— /Jhv  ifip  CraJroJ  KK.  •/ .V.  </.;-Own* 
ram  to  Rookawsy.  ».  J..  9  mites.  Loosed  to  Oaatral  at  N.  J.  In 
1 481.  lor  080  years  at  •  par  ooal  oa  stock  aad  boasU.  taxaa.  oto. 


I  laDaat  Iowa  Falls  toBasmX 
^ls.  42  miles:  Oaawa,  Iowa. 
Cedar  FBI  Is  to  Mlaaesota  State  UD«. 


»y  the  Illinois  Central 

'•ompany.  which  own*  ssaatlsaUy  aU  of  the  aapt- 
^•B.aBd  which  Jan.  1.  1805,  renewed  Ita  lease  of  the  road  until 
^^Kl9M .  Thai  loBse  la  sabiaet  M  MM  Dubuqna  *  8tou  • 

'«t«gt»e  IIMBOls  CMtral.bOBda._  8eo terms  of  IOMO  T.  61  .p.9«O. 


.  .       .p..V». 

In  J.ilv.  I4<M.  sfrcr  f.ireetoeare  sale,  was 
l>  A  »,  C  caJMtal  start  prior  U,  the 


(V.63.p.3«. 

The  lUlBols  Central  RR.  Company  la  I  H 
aptoOratral  iWostora  Uaaa)  4  par  soots,  saourad  I 


,   ,. ., 


j 4 par soats, saoiirad by  a/ 

a«- ......  i>.,    „,  ... .»  -,..,»!    •,  i;i:  ...  „,..,,  i,,..  rwadtnxaD    •    .   • 

_^Ba  Calls.  143  wlU-..  and  la  Jnlr.  18011.  81.875.OOO  more  waa 

Is-..  the  :•••  ...  -  •  BdW  t  >  •  x  M  ii...-..'  .  •-  m  ••'.••  l  •  IN 

ABBeaota  Stale  line.  7ft  mll*>  The  lUlBoU  Central  owns  all  thoUaoro- 

kea  A  Dakota  Bad  CMar  Raptds  A  CBloago  5s.  due  In  I0:i.%.  wolch  are 
^M<JsdMpan*ee«rttyforl(s4pareaar.  I  .«s  Pall*  A  Manx 


«UOB  »460>00  July  1. 1800;  boU 
une  A  Slosix  City  treasury. 

«i*-In  Itit.  i,of  l  par  sent:  In  1401. 3:  m  1803.  about  U  of 
L«4lBl»i.2>s:la>03.rioa..li  lnI80a.Jui 


• 


June.  3  p.c. 


K»«ii«.i«.  — In  year 

^•L*»iM,7«8;  net 
DM  I  ii  lit  A  Iron  B 


ire  an- 

pilUad  at  the  rat*  of  tO-Vono  as*  mllo  for  n»a|la*w^»  »nd  oT.OOO  for 

-at.  in»  X MraaaMaa.  Tnavt  Oasaaanr  of  New  T.»rli  h«ln«  tni«t«(. 

9W.M  sjaitsaM  was  aapiiHn  1  in  I  t0fl  for  •O.OOO.Ono,  ,,r  whlrh 

•ttfwd  the  «  per  oewl  Hunan  s«tU«ua»es  and  fl.OOO.OOO 

»«•  Mawad  for  lajpiavoaxiila.  iko  hood*  arc  subject  to  cull  at  100.  to 

b»itr»wnN  •  ral  Trawt  Co.   la  April,  IWT.a  roortcan 

tor  •SOO.OiK)  «  «.  IssaMd  oa  UM  Hwawp  land*;  bottta  to  be  for  MjOOO 

•Baa. to  ma  2O  yean  at  %  per  oeat;  tnwteo.  Walter  r.  OoMi,  of  Cblca«i>. 


.....        .,.  , 

130.    la   1W3-03, 
;  V.  63.  p.  20.  403.) 

>  Ely.  Minn..  1  in  miles, 
.ilc.      Al«oowns 
ttog  over*  1.500.000. 

.uutandlng.  tVJOO.OOO 

..    .  ...    ,  •  . 

to  April  30. 1805.    Boo 


f  MIX  i  MO*.—  In  year  ending  Dee.  31,  1896.  cross.  81.973.846;   net, 
*--H.U6.  bal.,  surplas  over  chances,  •325.373;    18U5  »m>»».  *-.i  --. 
3TJ      net.  »1.202,897:  other   Ineome.   $17.O83:    Interest.  «2'.*< 
rental*.  •1.89O;  tmnroTeaMata.  B8^30;    balaare.  surplus,  f910.649: 
l.  «ro«.  *1  JJ16.837:  not.  •799.588.    President.  J.   L.  Great 
•lager.  Doluta.-<V.  63.  p.  238.) 


Uuliilb  IKIaaako*  Nortajer 


Iron.  Minn..  77  miles;  branches.  53  miles; 
Duluth.  2  miles:  total.  132  mllea, 
road  was  obtained 


.  132  mllea,  In  Septemoee,  1893,  co 
Ike  Lake  Bapertor  OoawUdated  Iton 
^0*-  °°  JMM  *°'  18M.famda«  da 


i  from  Dnluth  to  Mountain 
trackage  to  Union  Dep..t. 
•~  control  of  ihl» 
on  Mine*,  with 
debt.  Including 

I  »K-i«os.-For  yeareadlac  Jane  SO.  1808,  gross.  fl.701.0RO;  net. 
8I.210.HM;  other  Income,  •16.525;  chargM,  •1.326,821.  balance. 
dencit.B03.48l.  In  1804-05.  gross.  91,378.268:  net.  •8O2.24T;  Inter 
oat.  taxes.  He..  B800.480:  balaaoe.  owrplns.81O5.767;  sinking  fund 
ebargea.  •163.032.  Total  tonnag*  IB  1804-95  was  1.806.355  ton*,  of 
which  1.704.670  was  ore.  Ton  mile  rate  O-006  cent.  V.M.p.j?^- 

Uuluik  m..l.«l|.ul  atlver  A  Northern  Biat.— Operates  from. 
Mississippi  Landing.  Minn.,  via  Swan  River,  on  the  DuiulhA  Wiuuijx-K. 
ug  OB  the  Duluth  Mlasabe  A  Northern.  36>»  miles.    OV.T  :h.- 
latter  roafTlt  has  connection  with  all  point*  on  Mlssabe  and  Vcnnlllloii 
IroB  ranges,  aad  over  Dnluth  A  Winnipeg  with  Dalnth.    Capita! 
snthoruea  is  •28.000  (par  •1OO):  outstanding  tU.too     The  lat  mort 
gage  Is  for  •t.340.000  to  the  Oeatral  Trust  Co.  of  New  York  as  trustee. 

KABITTBO*.— For  year  endln«  June  SO.  1896,  grow.  »lt 3.327;   net. 

^^j^sS^^A''^^^  pr~ident-A- 


liuluih  Heel  WlaMr  sfc  H<> u l hrm. -Projected  from  Dalnth  via 
Red  Wing.  Minn.,  and  rfloux  <1ty.  Iowa.  M  a  potot  oppeslto  Omaha. 
Vob.  In  ODaralloa  frooa  Red  Wing,  southerly  t<> /.umbrota.Jt5  mll-s; 
branches.  Smllea.  Btoek. 8375.ono. of  which 8125.OOO  pref;  p*ar,  VIOO. 
Trnotoaof  aaorttiBgB  la  (Vntrsl  Trust  Oompaay.  tarearendlng  Juno 
0.481;  net.  B25.0BO;  charges.  82O.O16:  balance. 
_  1804-05.  gross.  »7e,622;  net.  •39.130.  Proaldent. 
9o.p.4OB.t 


I  -  :.-....•    r,,   .-•.-,.•..      . 

30.   1806T  gross.  B70. 
•arplus.f5.0o4.    IB  U 

I     II    -I,.,!..:.       .V     •.... 


Dnlutfe  to 


Onlulh   Hoalh   >hore 

•to.  Marie.  400  amlles;   ~8oo"  Janottoa  loBt,  tgaaoa.  43  •.;  other.  Uo 
m.;  traokage,  1O-.  total.  983  miles.    Connects  with  Canadian  Paclno. 

-la  July.  1AM.  a  controlling  Intorext   In   this 
•old  to  Caaadlaa  Paelnc  parties. 

total 


OBAAJilZATtoii.  Ac.— la  July 
narahy'i  rtinrl 

v  L  trr»CK.-OomaNHi  stock  Is  812.OOO.UOii ;  preferred.  •1O.OOO.- 
000:  par  both  •100.    Prsterrad  stock  la  •  par  oont,  no«-oam.  Canadian 
PaeiBe  Jan.  1.  1H97.  owned  ».i.lOO.OOOaoss.  and  stt.lOO.OOO  pref.  stook. 
- 


flnl  aiaHoays.  V.  49.  p.  374. 

aanrtga.]*  of  180O  has  Interest  at  4  per 

which  Jan.  1.  1807.  hold  tao  entire 


oani. 


10  [•14^76.0001  la  Ita  treasury  as  saoartty  for  Its  4  p.  r. 

-  •  •    1X077.000  ara  i ;  .  .    ,.  UN  «•  I  • 

iy  be  Issued  at  •lO.OOOper  ailleof  new  linen. 


OBKaBAt.  Fix  i»Cas.-On  Dec.  31. 1805,  loans  aad  blUa  puahla  we™ 
ilaga  from  Jan.  1  to  June    SO.   189fl.  «ix 

tons  carried  la  1809,  ores  furnuhed  '.4  p. "o,,  lumber,  etc..  26  p.  c. 


wore:  (ir»*s«l 


li»,. 


month*, 
nut  4800.143  In    1895.    of  :. 


turning,  fn.m  Jan.  1   to  June    SO.   189fl 
8Ja»3.a«al 

•i 

Jan.  I  to  Sept  30.  \  1805..irraaa,    1.327.4OO;  net,    489.146 


1.  >.:•.  IN  .- 


180C..gro«a.  •1.544.015;    net,  CslHS.  174 


KiBwnroB,— Ptor 

roatBls.  •«•..  «S«.7*a;   balaaea.  doaoH. "*'l-*.l,:u7.     In    1804  fross, 
•1.670M7.    (B  l«9».f  


yaar  aadlng  Dee.  31.  1805.  gross  •1.H1I.H2.1;   net 
lawoaM.C5A.o7fl:     uit^r—t   on     bonds,  •«i6,s8S  . 


. 
•2.072^48. 


li.ilnih   «ap«rior  A  Western  My.—  Owns  from  New  Dututh  t.> 
.    Minnesota.  UNI    mlleo.    A    reorganliatl 
,  of  the  IMlnth  A  Wlnal|M>g  s«M  In  fnrenl 


.  T. 
V  ««.  p.  1 
180B.  Tba 
stock  auikortcod.  8l 
U 


simssay  took  p 
d.  8l.Ao6.ooo: 


"  r    plan  In 
July  2:>. 

Deo.,  1  lovaV    Koweoammu 
toaK.  ft  par  oent  aon-eumul  i 
OOBIBM>B  stock  for  •AOO.OOO  and 
-for  a.1  litloaal  eonslderstlon* 


Uve.  •I^MWMIOi  par  of  shares  *loa 

•  d  for  •MO.OOO  to  bo  Issued  only  -for 

as  aathoriaail  by  law."    The  Oaoadlaai  Padae  through  the  medlnm  nf 
ith  MouU  8aar»  A  Atlautte  l«  understood  to  control  the 

•  «w  1st  M.  la  tor  •J.OOO/MM  («JOO.OOO  In  treasury  in  1 
additional  equipment,  etc.i  and«2O.i 

Trustee. 


p- 
f  .r 


,       .  . 

.  N.  Y.  Security  A  front  < 


. 

JMT  »ill«  additional  for  exten- 


were,  gross. 
PrsslfiBI.  W. 


sions. 

al  year  ending  June  3«.  1H96.  earnings  of  old 
,  .   •M3.M4;   net  »TM.:MI      In    l-:>4.  '.«-..  gran., 

•13&368.    PrsslfiBI.  W.  r.  Fitch.  Marnnette.  Mich.;  Secretsry,  Benl. 
WhlU-ley.  44  Wall  street.  New  York.-(V.  63.  p.  9O4,  6O1,  1O88)  V.  tM. 

Iliilulk  Transfer  By.—  Mlleageof  roadln  Jnne.'dl.  was  20m.  Thn 
aaortgage  for  82.OOi).OOo  1»  to  the  Metropolitan  Tru«t  Co.  of  Xew  York  . 

hn  Elloi 
for  fore 
xed  and 
BO  plan  prepared  In  April,  inn?:  np«et  price  f.oo.ojo. 


aaortgage  or    2.OOi).OOo  »  to  the     etropoltan  T 
:i.  ir.,.te«.    Interest  due  January  1,1800.  was 
H.!wie«  was  appointed  receiver  In  September.  I  H 
clo.iire  was  obtained  December  31,  1806.  hut  no 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


••bscrlbers  will  confer  *  great  faror  bf  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table* 


RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 

l:..:l.l. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  Princi- 
pal, When  Due 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  first  page  of  tables. 

Rate  Per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Slocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

Dunk.  At.  Vol.  4  Ittttb  —  W.  A  Venango  1st  M.,  g.e 

35 
35 
56 
56 

1870 
1872 
1870 
1872 

$1,OOO 
l.OOO 

1,000 
1,000 
100 

$1,000,000 

300,000 
1,000,000 
600.OOO 
290,100 
150,000 
500.OOO 
497,750 
1,730,450 
495,000 
200,000 
1,000,000 
166,480 
277.OOO 
250,000 
1,500,000 
3,447,300 
738,750 
3,000,000 
6,633,000 

750,000 
1,250,000 
300,000 
5OO.OOO 
500,000 
500,000 
963,000 
570,000 
1,998,400 
2,109,000 
511,000 
775,000 

?* 

I* 

See  text. 
6 
4 
5 
6 

** 

5g- 

"i's- 

J.   A  D. 
A.  A  0. 
J.    A  D. 
A.  A  O. 

M"A"N. 

J.   A   J. 

j.  A  n. 

J.   A   J. 
M.  A   8. 
A.  A  O. 
F.  A  A. 
Text. 
M.  A    8. 
M.  &  N. 

N.Y.,N.Y.Cent.AHud. 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 

June  1,  1900 
Oct.    1,  1900 
June  1,  1900 
Oct.    1,  1900 

1895-96,212% 
Nov.,  1928 
July  1,   1903 

Dunkirk  Wanrn  i  Pliuburg,  1st  mort.,  gold...c 
3d  A  3d  mortgages  (#200,000  only  are  3d  M.).o 

42 

1888 
1873 

1,000 

Jan.,  '85,  iut'st  last  pd. 

g<ut  />MFi*y/cania—  8took6p.c  au.999yr8.Phil.AK. 
lBtM..(folil,  guar.  p.AI.  byP.A  R,  RR.  (en(L).-.o' 
East  St.  Lottit  <t  Carontlrltt  Ky.—  First  mortgage..  c 

36 
36 

1888 
1872 

ISilO 

1894 
1892 
1871 

50 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

Text. 
1,000 

Phil.,  Phil.  A  Read.  Ry. 
do             do 
Plttaburg.Off.  Peun.Co. 
In  default. 

Jan.,  '97,  3% 
Mch.  1,  1958 
Oct.    1,  1897' 
Aug.  1,  1916 

Funded  coupon  scrip  (l»t  and  cdtmol.  mortgage*) 
2d  M.  (J300.OOO),  g.,red.  at  105  A  lut.  any  M.A8 



See  text. 
Phila.  Gu.  T.  A  S.  D.  Co. 

Mch.  1,  1902 
Nov.  1,   1905 

100 
100 
100 
100 
1,000 

1,000 
1,000 

Batter*  Kentucky  tfy.-Stock  ($1,779,500  Is  pref.) 

"16 

94 

187 

\-    (HIT 

120 
120 

1891 
O. 

1884 
1884 
1886 
1884 

1860 
1863 

1868 
1870 
1890 

3  per  an. 
3 
5g. 

6g- 

g* 

5g. 
5  per  an. 
7  per  an. 
6 
5 
7  per  an. 

1 

4  g. 

J.   A  D. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 

A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  0. 
Q.—  M. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A    J. 

Boston.Off.  SibllverSt 
Boston,  by  Treasurer. 
N.Y.,J.P.MorganACo. 

Phlla.,  Lehigh  Val.  RR. 
do              do 
do             do 
N.  Y.,  Nat.  Bank  Com. 
Phila.,  Broad  St.  Sta. 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

Dec.l5,'96.1«» 
Oct.    5,   1896 
May   1,  1941 

Apr.  1,  1914 
Apr.  1,  1914 
July  1,  1906 
July  1,  1924 
Nov.,  1896 
Jan.,  '97,  3  ^% 
Jan.   1,  1910 
Oct.    1.  2862 
Deo.,  96,1%% 
July  1,  1898 
Oct.    1,  1900 
July  1.  1940 

tiffin  JoUet  4  Xaittrn—ltlM.  ($10,000,000)  gold.e* 
fliKitKtMotrn'Lex.  it  Bio  Sandy—  Bee  CHESAPEAKK 
glmtrn  Cortland  <*  Northern—  \»t  pref.  M..  (told.  .0* 
1st  mortgage,  gold,  guar.  by  Lcblgh  Valley  —  c" 

Htmira  <t  lake  Ontario—  Sod  us  Bay  i  So.—  1st  M.  ,  g.  c 
Klmira  4  WUliamtport—  St'k,  com.,  5  p.  0.  ren'l.tTC. 
Preferred  stock,  7  p.  c.  rental,  999  yrs..  No.  Cent 
1st  mort.,  convertible  into  common  stock  at  par.r 

34 
75ia 
75>a 
75«s 

1,000 
50 
50 

1,000 
500 
50 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

trie  4  PtlU.—  Stock,  7  p.  o.  rental,999  yrs..PennCo. 
Oonsol.  mort.  (for  $4,500,000)  free  of  State  tax.c 

85 
81 
81 
81 

General  mort..  94,500,000  series  A,  gold,  guar.  .  . 

BONDHOLDERS'  COMMITTEE.— Thomas  8.  Krutz,  Thomas  G.  Hill- 
honse,  William  W.  Cook  of  New  York,  C.  Llppitt  of  Norwich,  Conn., 
and  John  Foster  of  Providence.  All  the  bonds  have  been  deposited 
•with  the  committee. 

STOCK  authorizedandouts1anding,$2,000.000;par$100.  The  Duluth 
A  Superior  Belt  wa»  organized  to  extend  the  system  to  Superior, 
Wli.— V.  62,  p.  232,  277,  589;  V.  63,  p.  504,  1159. 

liiiln  i  ii    &    Winnipeg.— See  DULUTU  SUPERIOR  A  WESTERN. 

Dunkirk  Allegheny  Valley  A  PIttsbnrg.— Owns  from  Dun' 
ilrk  N  Y  to  Tilusvilfe,  Pa.,  91  miles.  A  consolidation  In  1872 
of  the  Dunkirk  Warren  A  Pittsburg  and  the  Warren  A  Ven- 
ango  companies.  Leased  for  400  years  from  1873  to  New 
York  Central  A  Hudson  River  RR.,  but  accounts  are  kept  separate. 
Rental  is  interest  on  bonds  and  l^  per  cent  on  stock.  Capital,  $1,300,- 
•000:  par,  $100.  The  N.  Y.  Central  A  Hudson  River  Co.  owns  $1 ,067,600 
ofthestock.  In  year  1895-96  gross,  $218,160;  deficit  under  operating  ex- 
penses and  taxes,  $5.054.  In  1894-95  gross,  $232,262;  deficit,  $6,227. 
In  1893-94  gross,  $243,537;  deficit,  $114,908. 

Durham  &  Northern  By.— Henderson  to  Durham,  N.  C.,  42 
miles.  Part  of  the  "  Seaboard  Air  Line"  system.  Dividend  In  1892-93 
2  p.  0.,  in  1895-96  2»a  p.  0. 

EARNINGS.— For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $70,284;  net, 
$16,386;  interest  and  taxes,  $10,579;  dividends,  (2*v  p.  c.),  $7,252; 
balance,  deficit  for  year,  $1,445.  In  1894-95  gross,  $66,478;  net, 
$19,387.  In  1893-94,  gross,  $53,081;  net.  $9,337. 

East  Broad  Top  BB.  &  Coal  Co.  (Pa.)— Owns  from  Mount 
Union,  Pa.,  to  Woodvale,  Pa.,  31  miles,  and  leases  Shade  Gap,  11  miles, 
and  branches  to  mines,  Smiles;  total,  45  miles.  A  coal  road  opened 
In  1874.  Stock  $815,589  (par$50),  of  which  $247,189  is  6  p.  c.  pref. 

EARNINGS.— Year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $76,537;  net,  $12,834; 
other  income,  .$609;  Interest,  etc.,  $24,497;  l>al.,  deficit,  $11,044.  In 
1894-95  gross,  $66,745;  net,  $11,749. 

r»«i  'iiilniiiuy  BB.— Owns  from  East  Mabanoy  June,  to  Waste 
House  Run  and  branches,  15  miles.  Re-leased  Dec.  1,  1896,  for  999 
years  to  Little  Schuylkill  Nav.  RR.  and  Coal  Co.  and  lease  assigned  to 
Phil.  A  R.  Ry.  Of  the  stock  $280,000  is  owned  and  deposited  by  the 
Reading  Company  under  its  general  mortgage  of  1896. 

East  Pennsylvania.— Owns  Reading,  Pa.,  to  Allentown,  Pa.,  35 
miles;  second  track  18  miles;  all  track  71  miles.  Leased  for  999  years 
from  May  1, 1869,  to  the  Philadelphia  A  Reading  RR.  at  a  rental  of  6 
per  cent  per  annum  on  thf  stock  and  interest  on  the  bonds.  Lease  as- 
sumed In  1896  by  the  Pbila.  A  Reading  Railway  Co.  Of  the  stock 
$875,000  Is  owned  and  deposited  by  the  Reading  Company  under  its 
general  mortgage  of  1896. 

East  St.  Louis  tc  Carondelet  By.— Road  from  East  St.  Louis 
to  Falling  Springs  and  East  Carondelet,  12  miles.  Stock  authorized, 
$500,000;issued  $420,000  (par  $100),  of  which  Penn.  Co.  owns  $310, 100. 

EARNINGS.— For  year  ending  December  31, 1896,  gross,  $76,767;  net, 
$23,250;  Interest,  $14,856;  balance,  surplus,  $8,395.  In  1895,  gross, 
$89,943;  net,  $24,989. 

East  Shore  Terminal.— ROAD.— Owns  terminal  road  In  Charles- 
ton, 8.  C.,  3  miles  double  track  laid  with  60  pound  steel. 

Company  also  owns  14  wharves,  30  warehouses,  about  30  acres  of 
land,  4  cotton  compresses,  etc.,  on  the  city's  water  front,  these  being 
connected  by  ite  own  road  with  the  other  railroads  entering  the  city. 

RECEIVERSHIP.— W.  E.  Buger  was  appointed  receiver  In  January, 
1896.— V.  62,  p.  138.  Stock  outstanding,  $1,120,000.  In  1894  four 
first  mortgage  coupons  (Feb.  1894.  to  Aug.,  1895,  inclusive)  and  six 
oonsol.  coupons  (Sept,  1893,  to  March,  1896,  Inclusive)  were  funded 
Into  5  p.  o.  scrip.  First  mort.  coupons  due  Feb.  1,  1896,  were 
not  paid.  Net  earnings  for  year  ending  March  31, 1896,  were  $19,524; 
in  1895,  $55,682;  In  1893-94,  $44,528.  (V.62,  p.  138.) 

East  Tennessee  Virginia  &  Georgia.— See  SOUTHERN  RY.  Co 

East  Tennessee  4c  Western  North  Carolina.— A  narrow- 
gauge  road  from  Johnson  City,  Tenn.,  to  Cranberry,  N.  C.,  34  miles, 
opened  In  1882.  Mortgage  trustee  is  Guarantee  Trust  A  Safe  Deposit 
Co.  of  Philadelphia.  Stock  June  30, 1896,  $501,900.  Extension  Cran- 
berry to  Lliivllle,  14  miles;  expected  to  be  completed  in  June,  1897. 

EARNINGS.— For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $51,318;  net, 
Ss  572  agalnst  *9'162  m  1894  95;  charges,  $17,711;  balance,  deficit, 

East  A  West  Railroad.— CartersvUle,  Ga..  to  Pell  City,  Ala.,  117 
miles;  branches,  5  miles.  Extension  from  Pell  City  to  Birmingham  Is 
projected.  Formerly  the  East  dt  West  RR.  of  Alabama,  sold  In  fore- 
•Josure  May  29, 1893.  (V.  56,  p.  923.)  The  present  company  was  incor- 
porated under  laws  of  Alabama  Jan.  11,  1894.  No  bonds  issued 
Edward  Kelly,  New  York.  In  year  ending  June  30,  1896, 
.!602'  nek.f*/243!  charges,  $9,736;  balance  deficit,  $5,493! 
8,  gross.  $78,196.  (V.  55,  p.  938;  V.  56,  p.  463, 923.) 
Eastern  Kentucky  By.— Road  from  Riverton  to  Webbrllle,  Ky 
36  miles.  Chartered  In  1866  and  opened  through  In  1889.  Stock  is 
common  $1,697,800;  preferred  $1,779,500.  There  are  n«  bonds.  Bills 
and  accounts  payable  June  30, 1895,  *59,630.  Earnings  for  year  end- 

J876Det'  *4'677' <*ar«e8'  V.™-    * 


Eaiitern  (N.  H.)— Owns  from  Portsmouth,  N.  H.,  to  Seabrook 
(Massachusetts  State  Line),  16  miles.  Leased  to  the  Eastern  RR.  (now 
consolidated  with  Boston  A  Maine)  from  October  1, 1878,  for  60  years 
and  2  months  at  $22,500  per  year.  In  June,  1891,  a  stock  dividend  of  50 
per  cent  was  paid.  Dividends  since  Increase,  3  per  cent  per  annum. 

Eel  River.— Owns  from  Logansport,  Ind.,to  Butler,  Ind.,  94  miles. 
Foreclosed  July  6, 1877.  Leased  for  99  years,  April  1, 1887,  renewable 
forever,  to  Wabash,  at  2  per  cen  yearlv  on  the  stock  till  April,  1892, 
then  S'i  till  1895  and  3  per  cent  thereafter.  The  April,  1896,  divi- 
dend was  lia  p.  c.;  Oct.,  113  p.  o.  (V.  58,  p.  716, 1110.1 

Elgin  Jollet  &  Eastern  Ky.— (See  Map)— Owns  from  Waukegan 
m.,  on  Lake  Michigan,  via  Spaulding  and  Joliet,  to  Porter,  Ind.,  130 
miles,  and  branches  Normantown  to  Aurora,  IO  miles — Walker  to  Cos 
ter.  111.— 32  miles;  spurs  to  coal  mines,  etc.,  1ft  miles;  total  owned,  187 
miles;  trackage  (L.  N.A.  &  Chicago,  9*2;  Chlcazo  A  West  Indiana,  4-8; 
Belt  Ry.  of  Chicago,  2),  16  miles;  side  tracks  and  yards  owned,  66 
miles. 

ORGANIZATION. — An  outer  belt  line  at  Chicago  for  transfer  of  freight 
from  one  line  to  another  without  breaking  bulk.  Also  reaches  coal 
fields.  In  1894  trackage  to  navigable  water  of  Lake  Michigan  was 
secured  by  99-year  contracts  with  L.  N.  A.  A  Chicago  from  Dyer,  Ind., 
to  Illinois  State  line  (near  Hammond),  10  miles,  and  with  Chicago  A 
W.  Ind.;  from  there  to  South  Chicago,  5  miles,  where  the  company  has 
purchased  extensive  terminal  property  on  Calumet  River,  including 
1,255  feet  of  water  front.  The  South  Chicago  extension  was  opened 
Oct.  27, 1894. 

STOCK.— Stock,  $6,000,000 ;  par,  $100. 

BONDS,  ETC.— First  mortgage  (trustees  Central  Trust  Co.  and  Augustus 
L.  Mason)  Is  for  $10,000,000 ;  the  balance  unissued  can  be  disposed  of 
for  extensions,  betterments,  etc.  Eauip.  notes  Deo.  1, 1896,  $160,875, 
and  loans  and  bills  payable,  $126,25~0. 

EARNINGS.— 8  months,     )  1896-7 Gross,  $793,614  j  net,  $274,981 

July  1  to  Feb.  28.        s  1895-6 Gross,    842,951;  net,    292,727 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Report  for  1895-96 
was  given  in  V.  63,  p.  552.  During  the  year,  $170,117  was  spent  for 
"  maintenance  of  way"  against  $122,677  in  1894-95  and  $130,187  for 
"  maintenance  of  equipment"  against  $100,960. 

Year  end.  June  30.     1895-96.         1894-95.         1893-94.        1892-93. 
Tons  carried  1  mile.193,818,870  162,252,418  137,983,578  126,824,946 
A  v.  rate  p.  ton  perm.       $0-0064         $0-0065          $0-0072         $0-0068 

Gross  earnings $1,292,420    $1,080,686    $1,020,326       $920,032 

Expenses  and  taxes.        846,305         730,752         699,865         677,674 


Netearnlngs $44,6,115       $349,934 

Interest  and  rentals.        345,873         335,419 
Miscellaneous 23,311  44,028 


$320,461       $242,358 

303,950         289,084 

17,299  


Balance  .......  sur.$76,931  def.$29,513        def.$788  def.$46,726 

President,  Samuel  Spencer,  N.  Y.    (V.  61,  p.  923;  V.  63,  p.  652.) 
Elmlra  Cortland  &  Northern  By.—  r  See  Vap  Lehigh  Valley.)— 
Owns  Elmlra,  N.  Y.,  to  Cauastota,  N.  Y.,  119  miles,  and  leases  during 
corporate  existence,  Canastota  Northern,  Canastota  to  Camden.  N.  Y., 
21  miles,  whose  first  mortgage  bonds  are  stamped  guaranteed  principal 
and  interest.    Stock  $2,000,000  ;  par,  $1OO. 

In  February,  1896,  the  entire  capital  stock  was  purchased  and  bonds 
guaranteed  by  the  Lehigh  Valley.    V.  62,  p.   1177.    Operations  now 
Included  in  Lehigh  Valley  statements. 

In  year  ending  June  30,  1895,  gross,  $432,718;  net,  $124,679;  other 
income,  $1,859;  rentals,  $18,000;  interest,  $107,500;  balance,  surplus 
for  year,  $1.038.    In  1893-94,  gross,  $365,026;  net,  $93,502.    (V.  57, 
p.  695;  V.  59,  p.  422;  V.  61.  p.  794;  V.  62,  p.  364,  1177  V.  63,  p.  402. 
Elmlra  &  Lake  Ontario  By.—  Owns  from  Canandaigua,  N  Y.,  to 
Chemung  Junction,  64  miles  ;  Sodus  Point  to  Stanley,  34  miles;  other  2 
—total,  100  miles.  A  consolidation  In  December,  1886,  of  the  Sodus  B»y 
A  Southern  and  other  railroads.    Leased  at  cost  of  operating  to  the 
Northern  Central,  which  owns  all  the  $1,500,000  stock.    Lease  may 
be  terminated  on  thirty  days'  notice. 

Earnings  —          Gross.  net,  Inleresl,<te. 

1896.....  .......  $665.485  $5,906  (1) 

1895  .............  594,615       loss.  91,636  (?) 

1894  .............   540,221       loss.  33,729  41,884 


Bal.,  def. 

V 

$75,613 


Elmlra    &    Wtlllamsport.—  Owns  from   Williamsport,   Pa.,  to 
Elmlra,  N.  Y.,  75*8  miles.    Leased    to  the  Northern  Central  Railway 
for  999  years  from  May  1.  1863.    The  dividends  on  the  common  stock 
are  5  p.  o.  and  on  the  preferred  7  p.  o.,  less  taxes,  making  dividend  o 
common  4-58  per  cent  and  on  preferred  6-38  per  cent.    Year  eudin 
Dec.  31,  1896,  $1,014,190;  net  $214,944.     In  1895,  $923,762;  net, 
$141,217;  rental,  $169,678. 

Erie  &  Plttstourg  BB.—  Owns  New  Castle,  Pa.,  to  Glrard,  Pa.,  81 
miles  branch,  to  Erie  Docks,  3  miles;  trackage,  to  Erie,  17  miles;  t 
operated,  101  miles.    Leased  to  the  Pennsylvania  Railroad  for  S 
years  from  March  1,  1870,  at  a  rental  of  7  per  cent  on  stock 
interest  on  the  bonds,  and  the  lease  transferred  to  the  Pennsylvi 
Company.    Under  the  general  mortgage  sufficient  bonds  are  resei 
to  retire  prior  bonds  when  due.    The  lease  has  been  quite  unpronta 
to  the  lessees,  the  deficiency  being  in  1889.  $290.734:  in  1890,  $267,70, 
in   1891,  $201,724;  In  1892,  $206,430;    In  1893,  $188,216  ;  In  1894, 
$86,212;  In  1895  profit  $7,524;  in  1896  loss  $321,756. 


' 


APRIL,  1W7.J 


KA1LKOAD     STOCKS    A_ND     BONDb. 


O     N     S  J  I 


MAP  OF  THE 

ELGIN,  JOLIET 


EASTERN  RAILWAY 


CHICAGO 

OUTER 

BELT  LINE 


CONNECTING  ALL  RAILROADS 
CENTERING  AT  CHICAGO. 


\K     \A       N         K 
*  


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


I  VOL.  1XIV. 


APHIL.  1*7] 


RAILEOAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


RA.ILKOADH.                                          M1,ea 

Date 
of 
Bondu 

*tze.   or 
1'iir 
Value, 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OK  DIVIDENDS. 

/;,,/i.  /j.---l'rinci- 
pal.when  Due. 
Slocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

v  planution  of  column  headings.  Ac.,  see  note*      of 
on  ilr»t  page  of  table*.                           Bond. 

Rate  Per 
Cent. 

When  1  Where  Payable,  and  by 

rnyalilc                     Uhoni. 

100 
100 

1.000) 
l.OOO  ( 
l.OOO 

1,000 
i.ooo 

500   Ac. 
100  Ac. 

i.ooo 

MM  At 
l.OOO 
50    Ac. 

lOO.OOO.OOO 
46.OOO.OOO 

2.4S2.0OO  | 

2.149.OOO 
4.617.OOO 
2.926.OOO 
700.5OO 
182,600 
16,89  l.OOO 
3.R99.500 

1.5OO.OOO 
140,000 
25O.OOO 
965.OOO 

RKCIOR  AM 
20O.OOO 

400.000 

I2.ooo.oon 

3OO.OOO 
160,000 
246.50O 
300,000 
1300.000 
7.5OO.OOO 
17O,MM 
1.1  12.OOO 
400.000 
t.000 
515.000 

laovooo 

1.100.000 

••l.OOo 

1.000.000 

RR..  Sharon 
504,500 

1.000.000 

;.,  ,,.,,..., 

.:  on  ,«., 

ic.  non  cum.  ($16.OOO.OOO  i»  2d  prrf.i.. 
\  —  old  Honda  AaarjMED—  Ri  »U"*  I'..N—  >i  n»v  T!  l>. 
v    .  .  AE.  l«t  M..P1erm.  toI)un..N.Y  ..eTt.lte\t).e-      44« 
Do.    1st  M.  (old  7a  extended  In  1»97),  gold    c       44>: 
M  mortgage  (extended  in  1  *79)  gold              f     4  it; 

1847 
1847 
1879 
1893 
1857 

1-Cu 
1878 

1877 

!-     - 

1H7" 

R,*ll  IP 

IBTfl 

i-  ... 

:--- 
i--  • 

—   - 

:  -  •• 
i--,, 

1892 

188  . 
A  Mali. 

1895 

:  -•• 

4 
7 

7! 
7g. 

** 

5 

AJOKITT 

6 

5g. 
0  K. 

7g" 

e 

4  i»A  6 

s* 

SK 

s 

6 

6  cur. 

4  HUT. 
RjA7nd 
5g 

»4.: 

M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A    S. 
M.  A    S. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  D. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A    S. 
M.  A   S. 

j.  A  n. 

J.   A    J 
A.  A  O. 
J.    A   J. 

J.    A   J. 
l  •> 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A    J. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
V.i:  •••':- 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
Varlon. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  X. 
J.    A    J. 
J.   A   J. 
X.  A   8. 

at.  A  N. 

J     A    J. 
M.  A   8 

Bawl    .- 
Varloun 

J.   *   J. 

J.   *   J. 
1.   A   3. 

N.  Y..  21  Cortlandt  St. 
do             do 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
do              do 
do             do 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
PTTAL  STOCK,  OB  BT  (T) 
X.  Y..  '-'I  Cortlandt  St. 
do             do 
do              do 
do              do 
Elmira.Chemung  Co.  Bh 

Mar   1,  18P" 
Mav   1,  1947 
Sept.  1,  1919 
Mch.  1,  1923 
Oct.    1,  192O 
June  1,  1928 
July  1,  1931 
Sept.  1.  1920 
Sept,  1,  1920 
.Inn-  1,  1916 
July  1.  1908 
Oct.    1,  1897 
Jan.   1,  1929 
July  1,  1900 

Apr.  "l,  1911 
Nov.  1,  1915 
Mar  1,  1982 
July  1.  1918 
Oct.    1.  1905 
1928-29 
July  1,  1927 
Jan.    1.  19O9 
Oct.    1.  1935 
1926-27 
May   1,  1946 
May   1,  1910 
Jan.    1.  1986 
1932 
May.  1910 
May    1,  1922 
J.ilv  I.  l'»i-> 
Mar.  1,  1935 

1905  A  1915 
July  1,  1908 

Jan.   1,  1996 
Jan.   1.  1996 

5fn  mortgage'lextcnded  in  18****>,  gold      ,      > 

Erie  R'y.Ut  M..Buff.  Br..  HornellaT.  to  Attica,g  c-       6O 
'     1st  eonaoL  mort..  $30.000,000.  gold.  $  A  Jl..c-     526 

Buff  X.  Y.  A  K                                             .mintt-.o'      14O 
Bnff.  ASoutbw..  1st  M  .Buff  to  Jamerto  wn.  g  c*       67 
Lockport  A  Buff..  l»t  M.,  Ton.  to  Lockport.  N.  V        15 
Vewtrarg  A  X.  Y.  1-t  mort..  extended  In  1889..  c'        12 
Su-i'en    Hr'.!.:.-  A-    1     le  June.,  let  M..  gV    BJ    !•• 
M-H            1-             !'KOI-KRIIE«   C'  IMRO1.I.BD   BT     Ow.NK 

•  u.  Jo.  to  Rldgcw.  N.J  .        1O 
•  *abnrg  Coal  Co    1  at  mortgage  gol  ! 

1.000 
1,000 

OK  KNTI 

A  Erie  l*tM.^.(Marton.0..to  namm-d.Ir 
Chicago  A  Atlantic  Terminal.  1-t  roort..  gold 
i.  Ira  State  Line  Railroad.  1st  mortgage  7 
fOoab.ADeck"                    1  M'i..rf6O.OOOare2d)     .... 
•Jefferrtl.latA2dM-».,ex.ln>87A-Kli(HMaleBr.ic         8 
Iftt  mort.  Carbondale  to  S.  depot,  gold  .         c"       37 

1.000 

500  Ac. 

l.OOO 
1.000 
1.000 

i*OM 

-.•».   At 
500  Ac. 

Phlla..  Flrtclltv  Tt.  Co. 
X.  Y..  -1  Corilamlt  st. 
N.Y.J.  P.  Moriran  A  Co. 
X.  Y.,  21  CorthiM.lt  .st. 
ilo               do 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
X.  Y..  -M  rortlandtSt. 
do               do 
do               do 
tie  A  Shan.  Valley. 

.rDoc*6o.eona.M..g.tnowr.«MJ<af*text>e-     .... 
IMont.  A  Erie,  l.t  A  2d  mort..  (94O.5OO  are  - 
1N.Y.AOre*nwoodL..PrtorUenM..$1.5OO.OOO.ic.       4O 
.  Jeney  A  N.  Y..  I«  M.  (reorganisation)      >••        34 
MM.  Erie  Jc..  to  Garnenv..29  m..A  bena.  5  m.r        34 
Ocn.M..  $1.200.OOO  (rrd.  lO5after5  yean)...c     .... 
Kxten.  lat  M..  Int.  go-by  N.J 
.*  W.C.A  RR.  lat  M  .  -lawfnl  money-.e'      .... 
AW.D.AI.Co.  l«tM..ae«V.56.p.82.e-      .... 
,'.  Pa.  AOhlo.  prior  lien  M..  gold.  $  At....  e*     431 
••aaed  line*    aee  aeparatc  atatemenU  for  Clev. 
.•a  Railroad  bonda.    (8*e  that  company)  
i  -i  rie  KAILBOAD  CoiirAHT  NKW  Buvoa.  , 
•rew  2d  mort.  on  Buffalo  A  Houthwoafn.  gold  e-       67 
New  l-i  .-..n-.l   M.  for  $17* 
!          :irn  bond*  $3S.ono,OO".  gold             c*Ar     

i'.obo 

l.OOO 

-.  .  ..  ..    v.. 

Valley 

1.000 

500    Ae. 

-..0    v 

New  York  City. 

New  York  A  London. 

I.I  .-..up   .1  i.-  .I.HI    I.--I7 

cold  ..  e'vr 

i  •  I.-    Kallroad.— St»  Hap  on  o^/oininy  raf*.— Embrac 
rom  JerwT  tnty.  oppoalto  »w  Vwk  OUtr.  *••  OUnucu. 
•llea.  and  braaebca  1.143  mUea;  toui.  2.13H  mile- :  M.-ood  t 
•llm:  aidlao.  1.1O1  mUea:  total o( «U  traok. S.7S7  BUM.     T 


-Embrace*  trunk 
,  III..USU 
track.  010 
The  total 


Mlln. 

Plermont.  N.  Y..  to  Dunkirk 
Buffalo  U>Jame-t"wn 

•Mnlo  to  Corning 14O 

^^•braacbea 

^^•k  «U  •  w  nrarif  all :  o«iu*<. 

•Chi-.itf"  A  I  -  •  :  l  • 

•JifcraonRR. 

fcOnoowoodUAbn 

.-wYork...     ' 

•HB  RR.  .     58 

Other  In...  171 


$  under  lu 

through  ownorahln  of 
nip *nla«  tit  Tim 


Trnrkayr  Ch.  *  Waat  Indiana     SO 


. 
li*,, 


JttUt 


Aron  Oen.  A  Mt.  Morria 118 

10 


Monlroiwry  A  Krlf. 
Ooaken  A  Oirckerlown 


A  iteneae*  Valley     .. 

••    '        '  / 

Otor*.  *  Mahonlnir 
New  Caalle  A  Ubon.  Val  . . . 

Sharon  Railway 

Otborllnea 

Trutkog* 


I  Allllnealn.y.tem  ... 

<>,*„,',.  N..  ,.:  N  .1 


i     A  dM<-ripUoo  of  the  tow»  Ooek  <U  wan  In  March.  l«fll.  BUPPLCMCXT 
mill,  r  AW.    The  jrarlr  rental  la  *4AO,OOO. 

t . T  .V.  r.  LoJfc*  <ri«  4  r.  Coo<  4  KK..  »ee  SUffLKMBXT  January,  1805. 

Uxni«TCitB>D  STOCK  A-CI>  H  >ii>«.— A*  aald  abore,  $92.063.000  of 
toe  new  general  lien  nond*  were  reaerred  for  the  note  purpose  of  re- 
tiring at  or  before  maturity  all  underlying  bond<  and  bond*  of  leaned 
aad  •utNildlary  eorapantea.  and  praetlaally  all  tbe  guaranteed  utookn. 
-  andUturl>ed  aeonritiea  U  iciren  In  the  table* 
IP  the  tollowiiii(  IKHI  U  and  oar  truaU.  (encr- 
»•< 4.000.000  are  held  In  ewrow- 

Sharon  RR1 $164»OOrt 

Brie  car  tnnu  ilun 

after  Nor.  1.  1898..  2.142.OOO 
N.  Y.  Pa.  *  Ohio  ear 

tru.ta 1.950,000 


tn  tbo  property  of  the  old  Haw 

.      in.  M  .1    h|  ••••..  .     •  : -..•    . 

mortgage.  The  now  company  hold*  In 
. .  or  pracUC'lly  ail  tbo  atork  oi  the  Indo- 
from  New  York  to  Chicago  (Including  tbe 
RR.  and  Chicago  A  Brio  eompant.  •>  an  l  alao  all  branch  and 
rr  nnoa  exeept  a  faw  amall  profMrtloa  <ggregatlng  about  900 
J  n»ul ar  toaae.  Tn* roergjitgulon  pt»>nv *f  Iniruat.  im>5.wa* 

'  JLjL  T.  r.  *  O.  mnanlli?!  $lO.7vS.M0. 

- ,    ;-, 


.  nwood  LOtf  w.a  lt»fit  per  plan  IB  V. 

Morn.  i~  r  pl 
of  the  New  Jcraey  A  New  York  waa  pur- 


the  Area 


*  ML 


all  - 


ormnTT.—  Tb«  Em  <waj  propertwa  repre- 
0O  acrwi  of  anibraelte.  of   wblrh  about 

'    ......      •     •  •  .  .        .. 


V.llO.V 

l  Company  ha.  I  ta 
uffalo  and  a  fleet  of  five  lake  .tearo- 

to  be  told  by  J.  Ptcrpont  Morgan.  Ix>ula  P1U- 
•,  Mat,  I:  .  •  .  •  •..•  •-..-..•  : 

Int  pcefeiied  aUMk  anall  ba»e  neelred  4  per 
on*  year  In  the  meanwulle  certlflcatea  of 
TW  now  corapanr  rnaorroa  the 
lajw  of  IU  pratnrrod  atoek  M  par  In  caah. 

Krle  flrat  7«  for  14.482.000.  doe  May  1.  1897, 
SO  ynnn  at  4  p.  c..  parable  p.  A  I  In  gold.  V. 
nt  cotwAlldatod  mortcxr  la  for  #175.OOO.OOO 

Ob.  tni 

prior  lien  iMnwU  atxl  |14O.OOO.OOOg«a>anI|lM 
.UOO  yrior  <a«»  lm<«.  Q.OOO.OOU  are  to  be  mod 

nMral  lira  •*•<<(.  901.1164.000  arereacrrc.)  r..r 
of  all  bond*  and  guaranteed  -t...-k-  now  left 
poru  of  tko  «yato«le».  -i  mio.ooo 

ioaahwea*»n»    ax   )i- 

•  now  otmatraetla*.  *«tUirmrnl*.  nddllloaa, 


A  nmmarr  of  nil  anefe  and 
next  followlac.  To  take  ap  t 
al  lien  bonda  for  »•«  COOO.OOO 

-ie  hond«     .       .  «33.0«3.000 
othrr  old  bonda.  per 

taMeattonofpac*:  4S.427.2OO 
Buff. Brail. APttU.  l»f         3 •• 
arr.A  Mah  VaL  San . .      3.OOO.OOO 
Mlddlefn*0raw.4>,«  -  -  ••  • 


N.OnatM* 


Val.1 


-•' I 


Total $84,000,000 


;  Tlil«  doe<  not  Include  Buffalo  A  H.  W.  Dlv.  5.  of  1«95.  •l.OOO.ooo. 
I  Lake  ft*.  *  •  V.  Jeraey  *  New  York  bon<t«. 

•  Due  and  rrt1r~IJan    I.  IH06.  but  i  .-w  ixmdn  not  iaaued  In  July. 
1  SOB  aopnrata rtniennint  for  thta  Uaaed  company. 

PIXBD  Cm  Bur.*, -"The  flx«l  ohargea  of  the  Erie  <<yat«in  (calculate. I 
on  all  bonda  which  will  he  outaUWi'l  i   ••'  th«  n-<irir.in 

liation)  are  reduced  from  9O.4OO.OOO  tn  f7.86O.OOO  per  nut.  ; 
eluding  prior  ll»n  >>on.U  *i .!?';. HIO.  unill»tiiru~l    i..,,,  N  and  (took 
t'S.SOO.OOO;  general  lien  bond*.  4>l.:  I  f.ir  tlietlmt  two 

•Tganltatlon  a  furtlirr  rvdnetlon  of  about  $3OO.IM><)  IHT  aniiinii 
la  made  to  an  amount  nearly  equaled  liy  the  not  earning*  or  tin-  pn>i> 
erty  tn  1*M-«M.  Pnrthonnora  In  the  new  fixed  chance  la  Include.)  i  in- 
nm  of  money  Intended  to  be  apent  liuiiiMllately 
In  Imprortng  and  adding  to  tbe  property.  Tbla 


he  prop 
i.lc.l  the 

Intereaton  alarmaumof  money  Intended  to  bo  apent  Immodlately 
after  reorganization  In  Imprortngand  adding  to  the  property.  Tblft 
aboold  rouble  the  company  to  enlarge  It*  bualaea*  and  M  latnought 
tranaact  it  with  greater  economy." 

_       Ion    provided    a    fund    of 

..6OO  to  be  aaed  a-  r.i  par  floating  debt.  »ll  .-.n  I.IHMI. 

to  pay  collateral  trial  bonda.  $3.67H,(MIO;  to  pay  prior  Hen  bond*. 
OO.OOO;  early  aunati uiKlun  raqiilremnnta  (.y.temi  and  expenae*. 
chr«o  year..  $  j.OOO.O  to.  The  old  company 
by  lack  of  capital,  but  thin  la  mmndled  by  tbn 
_  under  too  new  mortgage.  Tloga  RR.  third-rail 
mortgage  bonda  for$125.OOO  which  matured  Nov.  1.  1800.  were  pnr- 
cbaaed  by  the  Erie  and  held  In  it.  treaaury.  New  York  \-  Erie  Hr«t  7x. 
due  May  1.1897. extended  for  50 yearaat4  p. c,  V.  64,  p.  180. «. 


S,5OO,OOO;  early  aun 
JST.awt.  eau-  troata 


I    1H^ 

July  1  to  Feb.  28. 


groaa.  $20,»9».0«4;  net,  $V514.000 

U89.MI groaa.    21.4O7.368;  net.    5.380.835 


gnardod    rMtrtatlona,    not 
i  year.    The  ganeral  lien  bond,  hear 


••       I 


to  maturr  January  I. 
4pereenl  thereafter. 
MA  mortcn«*>  U  aabal 


i  aabatanttally 
t  or  col  late  r»l  tnwt 
I  lien  bond*,  apon 
•n  Ita  water  -ran-iiorta- 
Tleo  appurtenant  thereto. 


SVw  Jeney  and  near 
;ooal  propertlea  and 

•  10  an  tno  OMHpropenlm.  upon  the  ter- 

•  the  Buffalo  New   Y  >rk  *  Erie  Railroad 
and  the  Buffalo  Mrmlnal  i>r.p|«rtle«  oth-r 
Int  lien,  and  np<>n  the  entire  line  from  Hal- 
irottri  r*naotutotiii  mortffnar  upon  th-  llnea 
roan  Plmnnut  and  Dunkirk  lilt!  inllca.) 
rat  eon*ot.  mortgage  of 

re«t  rxgularlr   on   all   II M    .  •  .  1  •  m  the 

a'nr.»  V.   J.   A   X.    Y     i">iii|»,) 

-U"  thmn  with  the  tru«tee  at  maturity. 


tooatha  to  Dee.  31,  189(1.  nurplua  orer  Intermt  charge*  waa 

-  1.  Ri  IIIRT—  Flacal  year  eodi  June  3O.    Report  for  1895-A  waa 
glTen  at  length  in  :  ;  aee  alao  editorial  on  page  477. 

Tbo  report  eorora  the  arro  monikt  from  Dec,  1.  1895  (when  the  new 
c.>mpauy  took  poaaeaalnn)  to  Jane  3O.  1896,  the  poorer  part  of  the 
\'  ir.  »  n.  I  «  (».»..  .-\.  -..i.limr  t:,  .....  ,;  ].r..;~  ill.--.  *-  (..II  .n«  . 

7  mfmlkt.        nrntt.  ffrl.         (Mk'r  Inr.     Okirffrji.       Hnl.,  Kur. 

18t6  ........  »I7.oi7.37ll    $4.139.951    $55.546    $«,OI3,789    $151,710 

1995  ........   15.999.708      3.643.O37     ........................ 

Tbe  $3I.O32.  oo  general  lien  bond*  did  not  begin  to  draw  Intercut 
till  July  1,  l-r»t|.  The  mimmcr  and  fall  month*  umuilly  yield  thu 
large**  revenue. 

A  x»  I-M.  Rcpnrr.—  Theearnln<n  from  1892  to  1895  Inclusive,  elimi- 
nating all  croa*  entrie*.  etc..  hare  been  approximately: 

reoreiufui?-    *-pi..1O,'9%.      ^aV.SO.'Hl.     AV/./.  Mo 
Oroa*  ............  $99,307,044    *J-i.-l:i.M:t    $34.194.854 

Hetoarnlnga....     6.9O0.057  il      1O.2U5.621 

from  oUi. 

......  (01)100,943  16,886      Dr.245,621 


$3S.2:i».0'i:« 
19.H- 

Dr.232,872 


Net  ..........  $7.100.000      $7,4(10.000    $oo5ooOO 

OrricE»«—  Pn-'Ment.  E.  n.  Tho-n»«:    Second  Vice  President,  W.  F. 

Merrill  ;  Thlnl    Vice  -Pr»«.,  Andrew  I)on»l.l«.>n  ;  Fourth    Vlce-Pre*.,  ». 
liran;  Secretary,  J.  A.  Wlddleton;  Treanurnr.  Eilward  White. 

:  l     I      .iHi.lwln.  Ahnim  S.  Hewitt.  Juliii  (). 

n  M  M  Ha,  M.-\:»ii.|er  i:  Orr.  (Inorico  W.  Uulntanl. 
Samuel  Hticnecr.  Fraud"  Lyuiln  Stetoon,  Eticn  B.  Thomaa,  J.  Lowbcr 
Wnlah  anil  Samuel  E.  Willlamoon. 

J77.  31S.  3in.  411,  450.  502.  .'.I!'. 
V.  in,  p.  1S9.229.35S.  477.  498,   519,  92i  ;    V. 
.i;3.l 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL. 


*«  explanation  of  column  heading*,  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  first  page  of  table*. 


Jrw  BmUroad-(Oonrrd}-l*-C*r  Trn«U,  ETC. 
W  T\Car  trust,  1888,  *er.  A.  (guar.  byD.  AH.).. 
H  Y.I.K.*  W.  oar  tr..B.  to  G.  lncl.,^art  pd.  an.o' 
Si  •  H  and  I'a  .Coal  car  trust.  (V\  63.  p.  514) 
M  Y  Pa.  A  Ohloeq.  trusts,  «nk.  M.  3«,  dr  n  at  100 
ATon  Oeneseo Tt  Mt.  Morrt*  and  Rochester  A 

•Mr**o  avriitgt—  1st  mortgage,  gold o 

3d  moruagv  Income  bonds,  non-cum.. ............ 

_™_  =--i/?7 Indunutpolit— T.  H.  A  Bouthe.lst  M.o' 
.  A  Indianapolis  lit  rnort..gold,jruar  o' 

— — p.Al.(end.)Ev.AT.H.o- 

U,  gold.c* 


Pref  itock.  non-cumulative.    See  text....... 

Consolidated  mortgage  (now  1st  lien),  gold.. 

lit  consolidated  mortgage,  gold. o 

ortgage,  gold o 


fto^Wfe  4  PW«.Aa<an-lst  rnort.  for  $550,000  . . 
Second  mortgage  for  S500.0OO,  Incomes 

2d  mortgage,  Income,  non-eum.,gold r 

fitcAbitra — (  oiniiiou  stock  ............... 

Pref.  4  i  er  cent  stock,  non-cumulative 

-      -,.' < 

.*f  KAA  A/WI  vrwiir  'QOt/i  l  (IO3  1m»l..  bal.  1908.0* 

Bond*.. 


of 
Road. 


Bonds 


((DM  -I-K 
19 


40 

55 

135 

80 


115 

144 

25 

30 

199 

49 

49 


1888 


gg-tK) 

Va 


1879 


1SSC, 

1888 


1880 
1881 

1HS3 

IK'.M) 

1892 
1870 
1873 

1SH1 


1MSH 


IS'.M 


1877 

•711  -S 

1889 


Value. 


Outstanding 


$1,000 
1,000 


£100 

ley 

l.ooo 

500 

1,000 

1,000 

1.000 

1,000 
50 
50 

i',000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

500"Ao 

1.000 
1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

10O 

100 

1,000 

1,000 


Sto  cks— SEE 


Rate  per 
Cent 


$2,920,176 

1,260,000 

1,789,505 
SF.K  TII 
500,000 
500,000 
251,000 
653,000 

1,596,000 
65,000 

3,996,683 

1.284,000 
30,000 

3,000,000 
375,000 
450.000 

2,123.000 
775,000 
325,000 
150,000 

170,000 

320,000 

500,000 
1.200,000 

800,000 

7,000,000 

17,360,000 

500,000 
4,500.000 

750,000 


When 

'uyilliln 


6  g. 
OSE  COS. 


7 
6g. 

eg. 

5  g. 
See  text. 
See  text. 

6g. 

6g. 

6g. 

5g- 

6  1: 


Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 


lands — Prlnol- 

ial,When  Due. 

Stocks— Last 

Dividend. 


J.   A  J. 
Various 

Various 

F.  A  A. 
F.-li'yl. 
M.  A  8. 
J.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 
M.  A  S. 
Si!«  text 
A.  A  O. 
J.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
J.  A  J. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
F.  A  A. 
J.  A  J 
Sept.  1. 


N.  Y.,  21  Cortlandt  St. 

do  do 

do  do 

London. 

N.  Y.,  Mercantile  Tr.  Co. 

92-3  pd.  3*;  '93-4  none. 

N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 

do  do 

do  do 

See  text. 

N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  ATr.  Co. 

Evansvllle,  Ind.,  office. 

N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  &  T.  Co. 
do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co 

do  do 

do  do 

Phlla.,  Fidelity  Trust. 


See  text  J.  A  J 
6  A.  A  O 
5  Various 
5  M.  A  8 


Boston,  Office, 
do  do 

do  do 

do  do 


$63,000  Jan. 

1897-1905 

Yearly. 

1908  A  1910 

Feb.  1,  1933 
Feb.  1,  1933 
Sept.  1,  1909 
July  1,  1924 
Jan.  1,  1926 
Sept.  1,  1928 
Aug.  1.  1893 
Apr.15,'97,1% 
July  1,  IS  10 
July  1,  1921 
Apr.  1,  1923 
Apr.  1,  1930 
Apr.  1,  194S 
May  1,  1900 
Jan.  1.  1900 
May  1,  1920 
May  1,  1898 
May.  1922 
July  25,  1923 
Jan.  1,1945 
Jan.  1,  1945 


Jan.15,'97,2% 
Oct.  1,  1897 

Var.'99  to!908 
Men.  1,  1899 


jsrs&wsff^ 
^^^^^^^^^- 

•orpins,  $5,664.    In  year  1893-94  gross,  $70.149 ;  net,  $40.801. 

Kvmii.vllle  A.  IndlanapolU.-Owns  Evansvllle  to  Terre  Hante, 
Ind.  (via  Worthlngton),  138  miles  i  branch  6  m. ;  lease*  branch.  12  m. 

BISTORT,  ETC. -A  consolidation  In  October.  1885,  of  the  EvanvHle  A 
Indianapolis,  the  Evansvllle  Washington  A  Brazil  and  the  Terre 
Saute  A  Southeastern  RRs.  Of  the  consols  $904,000  are  reserved  to 
meet  prior  liens.  The  consols,  and  the  bonds  of  1924  are  guaranteed  by 
Evansv.  A  Terre  Haute,  which  owns  entire  capital  stock,  $2,000,000. 

LATEST  EARNiNG8.-From  January  1  to  Mcrch  31  (3  months),  gross, 
$09.476  In  1897;  $73,852  in  1896.  In  year  1896,  gross,  $286,529. 

RBPORT.-  Report  for  year  ending  June  30. 1896,  was  given  in  V.  63, 
t>  878  showing:  gross.  $307,528 ;  net,  $90,711;  interest,  taxes  and 
rentalL  $175,838;  balance,  deficit,  $35,127.  In  1894-95.  gross,  $293,. 
217;  net,  $92.792.  (V.  63,  p.  878.) 

Bvaiuvllle  &  Richmond  KR.— Owns  Elnora  to  Westport,  Ind., 
102  miles,  and  coal  spurs  10  miles. 


th.'$l 

oil  M  ft  re  n  «(ji  iot* « t  i>uv  •/»  «](•«*  vj  "  •— « -™-—  —  . — r~~.JvrAi  — 1~~  *ii  ~  r» 
for  the  bondholders  (see  V.  64,  p.  610).  In  March,  1897,  also  the  Ev.  A 
T  H  liability  for  principal  and  Interest  of  the  bonds,  under  its  guar- 
anty, wai  affirmed  by  the  Court  of  Appeals;  the  $167,000  general 
mortgage  bonds  not  owned  are  therefore  entitled  to  Immediate  pay- 
ment of  principal  and  interest,  and  the  $65,000  Western  division 
bonds  to  their  interest  as  It  matures  and  to  their  principal  in  1928.— 
V.  64,  p.  663;  see  also  editorial  V.  64,  p.  687. 

EAHSINOS.— For  calendar  year  1896,  gross,  8286,529,  against  $302,- 
309  In  1895.  For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $116,323  ;  net, 
$20581:  other  Income,  $274 ;  interest,  $70,000;  taxes,  $15,148;  bal- 
ance, deficit.  $64,293.  In  1894-y5,  gross,  $102,920 ;  net,  $20,704.  (V. 
62,  p.  364,  413;  V.  64,  p.  423,  610,  663.) 

Kvanivllle  te.  Terre  Haute  BB.— The  system  Includes : 

Controlled— op.  separately.    Miles. 
Evansvllle  A  Indianapollsll 
Evansvllle  to  Terre  Haute 


Road  owned  and  operated.  Miles. 
Evansvllle  to  Terre  Haute..  109 
Branohefl^o  Mt.  Vernon,  etc.  53 
Evansvllle  Belt  (stock  held) .  5 


Total  in  earnings 167 


via  Worthington,  etc 156 

Leased  to  other  co.'a  Rook- 

villr  extension 23 

E vansville  &  Richmond^ 112 


ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Formerly  E  vansville  A  Crawfordsville  RR.  Has 
close  traffic  oon  tract  with  Chicago  A  Eastern  Illinois  for  route  to  Chicago. 

STOCK.— In  November,  1893,  stock  was  increased  from  $3,000,000  to 
$4,000.000,  and  "  scrip  dividend  "  equal  to  one-third  of  their  holdings 
wa-<  iitl'iTi-il  tn  stiiddiiiMiTi.  sui'li  Hi-rin  tn  Im  roiivi.-rtililn  into  new  stock 
•n  payment  of  $20  per  share  (par,  $50).  In  May,  1895,  $1,284,000  of 

e-eferred   non-cinnulative  5  per  cent  non-voting  stock  was  issued 
exchange  for  Evansv.  A  Richmond  bonds  per  plan  in  V.  60,  p.  43. 

DIVIDENDS  J1881.  '84.  '85.  '86.  '87-'90.  '91.  '92.  '93.  none 
On  common  stk.  (  4^  5  3  45  y'rly  7  7fl  7^1  since. 

H  Also  5  per  cent  In  bond*.    !  Also  scrip  dividend:  eee  stock  above. 

Onpreferred  first  dividend,  declared  In  Sept.,  1896,  was  2  p.  c.,  pay- 
able f  p.  o.  Oct.  15, 1896  and  1  p.  o.  April  15, 1897.  V.  63,  p.  504. 

BONDS.  QUABANTIES,  ETC.— The  Evansvllle  A  Terre  Haute  endorsed 
Peorla  Decatur  A  E.  notes  for  $325,000.  Certain  Evansvllle  A  Indian- 
apolis  bonds  are  also  guaranteed.  There  were  car  trust  notes  Deo.  31, 
1896,  for  $101,810,  of  which  $15,758  mature  before  July  1, 1897. 

The  Er.  A  T.  Haute  general  mortgage  covers  182  miles  of  road  owned 
and  $3,500,000  of  stock  of  proprietary  roads,  having  a  mileage  of  277 
mile*.  Of  the  authorized  issue  $3,855,000  are  held  In  trust  to  retire  the 
prior  bonds  and  car  trusts  at  maturity,  the  mortgage  providing  that 
the  prior  Hen*  shall  be  paid  and  not  extended. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— An  Important  change  In  the  directory  took 
place  In  Oct.,  1893,  when  D.  J.  Mackey  resigned  as  president  and  direc- 
tor. Capital  stock  wa*  Issued  to  pay  the  floating  debt— see  above. 
In  1893  4.OOO  acres  of  coal  lands  In  Sullivan  Countv,  Ind.,  were  bought. 

Evansville  &  Richmond  firsts  were  offered  In  Deo.,  1894,  $850  of 
Evansv.  A  T.  H.  preferred  5  p.  o.  nou-cum.  non-voting  stock  for  the  face 
of  the  bonds  and  $€6  66  of  such  stock  for  accrued  interest  per  bond  to 
Jan.  1,1895.  In  April,  1897,  holders  of  $1,233,000  of  the  bonds  had 
thus  been  exchanged.  On  June  30,  1896,  there  was  no  floating  debt 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— Jan.  1  to  March  31  (3  months),  gross,  $224,815 
In  1897;  $281,145  In  1898.  For  calendar  year  1896,  gross  $1,056,615, 
against  $1,095,961  In  1895. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  end*  June  30.  Annual  meeting  at 
Evansvllle  third  Monday  in  Oct.  Report  for  1895-96  in  V.  63,p.  599. 

Tear  ending  June  30-  1896.  1895.  1894. 

Total  miles  operated 167  167          .  165 

Oros*  earnings $1,122.797        $1,038,273        $1,159,937 

Net  earning* 480,354  451,086  r.iri.lli; 

O-ier  income 15,104  13,170  13,158 

Total  net  Income *493.458  $464,256  $528,574 


1896.  1895.  1894. 

laterestondebt $332,353  $327,861  $296,641 

Taxes  and  miscellaneous 52,340  57.261 

Balance,  surplus $110,765  $79,134  $129,426 

— (V.  63,  p.  504,  599  ;  V.  64.  p.  610,  663,  087.) 

Evansvllle  Terre  Haute  &  Ohleago.-Owns  from  Otter  Creek 
Junction,  Ind.,  to  Danville,  111.,  49  miles;  leases  Indiana  Block  Coal 
Road  13  miles.  On  April  30, 1880,  leased  to  the  Chic.  A  East.  III.  for 
999  years;  terms, $75.000  per  annum  and  payment  of  all  rentals  and 
taxes.  Stock,  $58 1,370,  of  which  $483,630  owned  by  Ch.  A  East.  111., 
which  guar.  tot.  on  1st  and  2d  mortgages. 

Fairmont  Wloreanstown  &  Plttabure.— (See  Map  Baltimore 
<t  Ohio.)  Owns  from  Uniontown,  Pa.,  to  Fairmont,  W.  Va.,  57 
miles;  branch.  1  mile.  Controlled  by  B.  A  O.,  which  owns  a  majoritj 
of  the  capital  stock  of  $3,000,000  and  funded  debt  of  $3,000,000. 
Current  liabilities,  June  30, 1896,  $412,745. 

Fall  Brook  Railway.— Owns  from  Corning,  N.  Y.,  to  Antrim, 
Pa.,  53  miles;  branch  to  Ulysses,  Pa.,  40  miles;  Fall  Brook  branch, 
7  miles;  leases  Syracuse  Geneva  A  Corning  Ry.,  Corning,  N.  Y., 
to  Geneva,  N.  Y.,  58  miles,  and  branch,  6  miles;  and  Pine  Creek  Ry.( 
Stokesdale  Junction  to  Newberry  Juno.,  Pa.,  75  miles;  total,  239  miles . 

HISTORY,  ETC.— Formerly  Corning  Cowanesque  A  Antrim.  Name 
changed  July  1, 1892,  and  stock  Increased  to  $5,000,000,  of  which 
$500,000  prof.— par,  $50.  See  V.  55,  p.  21.  Dividends  paid  quarterly. 
March  31,  etc.  The  coal  line  of  Phlla.  A  Reading  and  New  York  Central 
is  over  the  road  of  this  company,  which  jointly  with  said  companies 
guarantees  the  bonds  of  the  Pine  Or.  RR.  Co. 

EARNINGS.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Statement  for  1895-6  was  in 
V.  63,  p.  355. 

Year-          Gross.  Net.          Other  inc.  Int.,tax.,<tc.  Ba'.for din. 

1895-6 $707,381       $180,346       $252,002       $46,372        $385,971 

1894-5 653,690          214,000          182,155          31,179 

From  balances  given  above,  dividends  amounting  to  $305,000  were 
paid  In  each  year,  being  7  p.  c.  on  preferred  and  6  p.  o.  on  common. 
-V.  62,  p.  277,  869;  V.  63,  p.  189,  365,  794;  V.  64,  p.  233,  bio. 

Farmvllle  &  Powhatan. — OwnsBermuda  Hundred, Va:  to  Farm 
vllle,  89  miles,  and  branches  to  Coalboro,  etc.,  4  miles;  total  93  miles, 
3-ft.  gauge.  Completed  March  3, 1890.  Stock:  Common,  $400,851 
preferred,  $500,000 ;  par,  $100.  Loans  and  bills  payable  July  1. 1896, 
$61,777.  In  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross  earnings.  $72,988;  net, 
$21,364;  other  income,  $1,153;  charges,  $26,313;  balance,  deficit, 
$3,796.  In  1894-95,  net,  $17,573. 

Flndlay  Fort  Wayne  tc  We»tern  Railway.— Owns  road  in 
operation  from  junction  with  the  "Big  Four"  at  Flndlay,  O.,  to  Ft 
Wayne,  Ind.,  82  miles.  Uses  Wabash  terminals  in  Ft.  Wayne. 

HISTORY.— A  reorganization  of  the  Findlay  Ft.  W.  A  W.  BB.  after 
foreclosure  and  extended  to  Ft.  Wayne,  20  miles. 

STOCK.— Capital  stock  is  $2,000,000;  par  $100. 

BONDS.— The  flrst  mortgage  is  for  $1,200,000  gold  5  p.  c.  bonds  Issued 
at  $15.000  per  mile.    The  second  mortgage  (income)  is  for  $800,001 
Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  and  Allen  Zollars,  Ft.  Wayne,  Ind.,  are 
trustees  of  both.    Interest  on  firsts  to  July  1, 1896,  was  canceled. 

EARNINGS.— For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $80,743;  deficit 
under  operating  expenses,  $13,318;  charges,  $66,645.— (V.  59,  p.  8< 
V.  60,  p.  656.) 

Pltchburg-  RR.— Operates  from  Boston,  Mass.,  to  Troy,  N.  Y.,  190 
miles,  with  branches  as  shown  below: 

Miles. 


Lines  leased— 
Vermont  A  Mass.  RR.  - 

Fitchburg  to  Greenfield  Mass  5t 
Other  lines I 

Total  system  June  30, 1896.458 
Double  track 162 


Lines  owned-r-  Miles 

Boston  to  Pitchburg,  Mass 50 

Greenfield.  Mass  ,  to  Troy,  N.Y.  84 
Vermont  to  Rotterdam  Jet —  61 
Worcester  to  Bellows  Falls, 

Vt.etc 90 

Various  branches 109 

STOCK— The  State  of  Massachusetts  owns  $5,000,000  of  the  common 
stock.    The  preferred  stock  Is  entitled  to  4  per  cent  dividends,  then 
common  and  preferred  receive  dividends  share  and  share  alike, 
year  1892-93  the    preferred   stock   was  Increased  from  $16,4!is,ooi 
to  $17,OOO,OOO,  and  in  Oct.,  1895,  to  $17,360,000  for  consolidate 
Exchange  of  common  for  preferred  has  been  talked  of. 

DIVIDENDS.—  >  1887   '88    '89    '90    '91    '92    '93    '94   '95    '96     ' 
Onpreferred.    <2        2       02     3*3      4       4       344    Belo' 

In  1897,  January,  2  p.  o. 

BONDS,  ETC. — Vermont  A  Mass,  guaranteed  securities;  see  that  com 
panv.  The  debenture  bonds  were  described  in  CHRONICLE  of  Jun*  l 
1895.    V.  60,  p.  967.     On   June   30,  1896,  there  were    outstandtt 
loans  and  bills  payable  amounting  to  $300.0OO.    On  Sept.  SO,  189b, 
bonds  for  $2,750,000  were  authorized,  to  provide  for  4^8  due  S 


,.  234.    Cheshire  RR.  bonds, 

*250,'6bO.  were  paid  when  due,  July  1.  1896.    A  $500,000  H.  T.  D.  41 

•   '  ""5,  was  extended  to  Apr.  1,  97 


1897,  and  6s  due  Oct.  1,  1897.— V.  64, 
*250,000,  were  paid  when  due,  July  1. 
Co.  4*4  p.  c.  note  falling  due  April  5, 1896, 


AFKIL,   1897.) 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AKD    BONDS. 


«0 


INVESTOES'    SUPPLEMENT. 


fVou  1X1V. 


sui...  rii.i-r.  will  coafer  a  great  favor  bf  giving  Immediate  notice  of  auy  error  discovered  in  theiie  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 

Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bonds—  Prlnol 
pal  When  Dne, 
Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

•tor  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  nrst  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

rittkourg—  (Concluded)-  Bonds  to  State  of  Han.. 

1887 

1SS7 
l-'.MI 

•-I  -'S7 

IV.MI 

1893 

1894 

$ 

$5,000,000 
2,250,000 
500,000 
2,500,000 
5OO.OOO 
1,932,000 
5OO.OOO 
1,859,000 
Sec  text. 
577.0OO 
550,000 
1OO.OOO 
6,342,000 
l.OOO.OOO 
3,999,000 
2,100,OOO 
104,000 
3.125.OOO 
40,000 
1,000,000 
430,000 
3,OOO,000 
423,000 
4,372,000 
2,033,000 
4,241,000 
300,000 
200.OOO 
50,000 
350.000 
436,132 
2,291,416 
8.176.000 

3  ID  to   4 

r 

4 

4-5 

4 

4 
7 
6 
5 

Sec  text. 
8 

7  8' 
6  g. 

5  f. 
3%-lg. 
7 
6 
6 
6 

F.  A  A. 
M.  A   8. 
J.   A  D. 
Various 
J.   A  D. 
Semt-an 
M.  A  N. 
Semi-an 

J."A"J. 

J.   A  J. 
J.   A  D. 
F.  A  A. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
J.    A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  &  O. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.    A   J. 
A.  A  O. 

Boston,  Office, 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
Boston,  Fitchburg  RR. 
do              do 
East  Sag.,  Mich.,  Treas. 
N.  Y.,  Merchants'  N.Bk. 
N.  Y..  Mer.  Ex.  Nat.  Bk. 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
Boston.  Intern'l  Tr.  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Mercant    Tr.  Co. 
Bait.,  Safe  D.  A  Tr.  Co. 
N.  Y..  Guar.  Trust  Co. 
do              do 
do              do 
Merc.Tr.  A  Dep.Co.Balt. 
New  York  City. 
N.  Y.  ,  Imp.&Tra.  Nat.  Bk. 
do             do 

Feb.   1,   1937 
Sept.  1,  1897 
June  1,   1900 
1904-5-7 
June  1,  1920 
Various,  1903 
May   1,  1914 
1915  A  1916 
1927 
July  1,  1924 
July  1,  1898 
Dec.  1,  1911 
See  text. 
Jan.   1,  1901 
Oot.    1,  1920 
May   1,  1939 
Oot.    1,  1899 
Apr.   1,  1939 
Nov.   1,  1897 
Jan.    1.  1934 
1942 
July    1,   1918 
Jan.    1,   1930 
Jan.    1,   1943 
Apr.   1,  1941 
Jan.   1,  1945 
July   1,  19OO 
Apr.   1.  1921 
1913 
Oct    1,    1922 

1,000 
l.OOO 
1,000 
l.OOO 
1,000 

Bonds  <$i.5ob,d6b  due  1907,  Interest  A.  A  O)  
Bonds  c 

.... 

Bonds,    (Seetert.)     $54,OOOare4s  
Bond*.  

Bonds  
Bonds,  $2,750.000  

35 

1897 
1874 
1878 

l.OOO 
500  Ac. 

11.  *  rcrtXar.-  IVstk.,  non-euro  <for'$6.50b,OOO)  .  . 
Holly  Wayne  A  Monroe  1st  mortgage,  assumed.  « 
Flint  A  Pere  Marq'tte  mortgage  6s  of  1920,  gold.o 
Consol.  M.,(for  $10,OOO,OOO)  $20,OOO  p.  m.,  g.o* 
Port  Huron  A  Northwestern—  1st  mortgage  o 
F  AP  M.  IstM.PortH.  Dlv.  ($3.500.000),  gold.o* 
Kqulpin't  bonds.  $40,OOO  due  annually  Nov.  l.e* 
Hornier  •'  fri/i.  Creek—  1st  M.,  $l,OOO,OOO,gOld.O" 

'65 
281 
395 
216 
235 

"40 

1871 
1880 

IS.S'J 
1879 
1S-I9 
1887 
1894 
1892 

ISIS 

1890 
1893 
1891 
1895 
1870 
1881 
1893 
1892 

1881 

100 
1,000 
1,OOO 
1,000 

1,000 
1,000 

Florida  Ventral  <t  Pen.—  1st  M.  85,226  p.  m,  gold.o* 
2d  M.  (1st  on  ext.,92  miles)  $5,226  per  m.,gold.c' 
Conxol.  niort..  $7.80O,OOO  (*  lO.OOOp.  m.),  gold.,0' 
smith  Bound  1st  M.,  gold.  Int.  rental  0* 
Florida  Southern  RR.—  1st  M.,  $5,000,000,  guar.c* 
FondaJolmttmendaioriermiU*—  lstM.,s.f.,notdn.o* 
Con*.  M.  for  $500.000  ($300,OOO  res'd  for  1st  M.)o 

575 
666 
780 
136 
248 
10 
26 
4 

"98 
98 
455 

1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1OO  Ac. 
100  Ac. 

CuyiiduttaEleo.  lstM.,gu.,p.Ai.,by  F.J.AG.RR.,g. 

1,000 

100 

100 
1.000 

New  York. 

Pref.  stock  (8  p.  o.),  S'a  p.  e.  rental  Lake  Shore.  .  . 
Fort  Worth  <t  Dent.  Ci<«—  1st  M.,g.,$18.OOO  p.  m.c* 

5!s  p.  an. 

4  (6)  g. 

M.  A   8. 
J.   A  D. 

N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co.  M'h.l  '97,2%% 
New  York.                Dec.   1,   1921 

EARNINGS.— From  Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28  (2  months),  gross,  $l,020,0i>4  In 
M'.C;  $1,089,060  In  1896.  For  6  months  ending  December  31, 1896, 
surplus  over  charges,  $585,397,  against  $570,567  in  1895.  Loans  and 
bills  payable  Deo.  31, 1896,  $310,000.  V.  64,  p.  287. 

\\M\I   REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.    The  annual  report  ,'ir 
1 895-96  was  In  CHRONICLE  V.  63,  p.  456.    In  1894-95  was  included  in 
i riilngs  and  dividends  paid  $143,249  dividends  on  treasury  stock; 
1396  figures  i/o  not  include  these  dividends. 

Tear  ending  June  30.  1896.  1895.  1894.  1893. 

Total  miles  operated 458  458  450  450 

Total  gross  earnings $7,606.765  $7,237,724  $6,865,155  $7,707,298 

Net  earnings *$1,894,895*$ 2.035,298  $1,826,986  $1,938,826 

Kentaispald $259,980     $264,980     $264,980     $264,147 

I  uterest  on  debt 1,001,310    1,014,084       985,487       953,254 

Other  interest C78  7,391          59,223          21,639 

Dividends 595,096        681,867       502,000       668,133 

$66,976       $15,296       $31,653 


Monroe  to  Alexis  (see  below) ..    19 

I  Total  owned 648 

Trackage,  Detroit,  etc 25 

Temporary  branches 112 

Spurs  and  sidings 177 


Balance,  surplus $37,631 

—(V.  64,  p.  234,  287,  707.) 

Film  A  I'cre  Itlarquette.— (See  Sfap.l  System  includes : 

MourOBto  Ludington.  Mich 254    Palui  to  Grindstone,  etc 40 

Port  Huron  to  East  Sauinaw..  9O 
do  to  Altmont  (3  ft.) .   34 

do  to8andBeach(3ft)  70 

1 4  branches  to  Fostoria,  East 

Sagluaw,  etc 141 

Extension  from  near  Monroe,  Mich.,  to  Alexis,  Onio,  18 'a  miles  was 
completed  In  October,  1896 ;  from  Alexis  the  Ann  Arbor  tracks  are  to 
be  used  into  Toledo,  5  miles.  (V.  63,  p.  652). 

The  company  also  owns  4  steamers  valued. at  94 1 3,584,  running  from 
Ludington  anil  Mauistee  to  Milwaukee,  etc.  By  its  ferry  across  Lake 
Michigan  to  Maultowoo,  where  connection  is  made  with  the  Wiscon- 
sin Central  (Milwaukee  &  Lake  Winnebago  RR.) ,  the  Flint  A  Pere  Mar- 
i|uctt«  forms  part  of  a  short  line  from  8t.  Paul  to  tidewater,  opened  in 
January  1897.— See  V.  62.  p.  455,  636,  819. 

ORGANIZATION,  SECURITIES,  ETC.— A  reorganization  after  foreclosure 
August  18, 1880.  In  1889  absorbed  Port  Huron  A  Northwestern,  etc. 

STOCK.— Common,  $3,500,000 ;  outstanding,  $  f,398,200 ;  par,  $100. 

DIVIDENDS  '86     '87     '88     '89     '90     '91     '92     '93     none 

Onpref.  slnce'85—  4>«     5>a      12     6^       6       3^3     4^       2      since. 

BUNDS,  ETC.— The  consolidated  mortgage  of  1939  is  a  nrst  mortgage 
on  123  miles  of  main  and  branch  line  tracks.  Trustee  Central  Trust 
Co.  PortHuron  Division  mortgage  is  for  $3,500,000,  of  whioli  $125,000 
reserved  for  $104,000  P.  H.  A  N.  W.  7s.  On  Jan.  1, 1897,  bills  payable 
$824,965.  Land  grant  50,691  acres  unsold  Jan.  1, 1897. 

TBAFFIC.— Tn  1895  carried  1,528,694  tons,  of  which  forest  products 
furnished  43*46  p.  c.  and  grain  10  p.  o. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— Jan.  1  to  Jan.  31  (1  month). 

1  month —         Oross.  Net.  Interest,  etc.         Balance. 

1897 $202,163  $48,344  $51.527  def.$3,183 

1896 229,133  56,174  50,92t  sur.    5,250 

AMNOAL  REPORT.— Report  for  1896  was  in  CHRONICLE  of  April  25. 

Tear  ending  Dee.3l.       1898.  1895.  1894.  1893 

Total  gross  earnings.. $2.594,621    $2.505.705    $2,392,332    $2,725238 
Net  earn'gs  over  tax's    $658, 163       $642,200       $648,037       $658,184 

Interest  on  debt 013,323         «10,248         611,121         605161 

Hal.  tor  year $14,840         $31,952  sur.$36.916  s  ir.$53.023 

Grow  earnings  Include  steamship  earnings  of  A3l<>,9i8  In  189 1 
9382,291  in  1893,  $305,768  in  1892.— (V.  62,  p.  8 1 9,  869;  V.  63,  p.  652.) 


ce  dt  Cripple  Creek  RR.— (NARROwGAUOE).— Owns  road 
from  Florence  to  Cripple  Creek,  Col.,  40  miles.  Opened  sept  1  1894 

Capital  stock  $  l.ooo.OOO,  par  $100.  Bonds  are  authorized  at  $25,000 
per  mile.  Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  is  trustee  of  mortgage  Fiscal 
year  ends  June  30.  In  1895-6.  gross.  $527,374;  net,  $281796- 
charge*.  $114. <;•<•< ;  iiai.,  surplus,  $187,108.  in  i^i  l-;»:>  KTOSI  *:">;>  -' 
095;  net,  $89,916;  charges,  *52,918;  balance,  surplus,  $36,998. 

Florence  RH.— Owns  from  Pee  Dee,  S.  C.,  to  North  Carolina  State 
line,  24  miles;  branch  Latta  to  Clio,  8.  C.,  21  miles;  total,  45  miles 
The.  oJH^S0  f0*8*  Llne  owus  a11  tue  $300,000  capital  stock.  Dividends 
in  1892-93.  $10,000:  in  1893-94,  $19,000;  in  1894-95,  $38,000;  in 
1895-96,  $5O,OOO.  Current  liabilities  June  30, 1896,  $11,955. 

let,  $95,- 
surplus, 

Florida  Central  &  PenliiKiilar  RR.—From  Columbia,  S  C    via 

Savannah,  Ga.,  to  Jacksonville,  Fla  ,  Tampa,  Cedar  Keys,  etc.,  9  40  miles- 
of  which  Columbia  to  Savannah  136  miles,  Is  South  Bound  RR. 

HISTOK  v.— A_reorganl7,ation  of  the  Florida  Railway  A  Navigation  Co 
which  was  sold  In  foreclosure  in  1888.     V.  46,  p.  289     South  Bound 

*£**£,  ISK8"1  *or  ?9  years  from  Oot-  l>  l893'  "»  entire  capital  stock 
of  $2,033,OOO  wa«  subsequently  purchased. 

STOCK.— Common  stock  Is  $20,000,000,  par  $100;  preferred,  4  per 
«»nt  cumulative  [with  preference  as  to  both  principal  and  accumulated 
dividends],  $4,500,000.  Preferred  Is  exchangeable  for  any  4  p.o.  mort 

BONDS.— June  30, 1895.  funded  debt  was  $7,795,000;  car  and  loco- 
motive trusts,  9161,151;  do.  South  Bound,  $51, m  7;  notes  payable,  $80,- 


000.  Under  the  consolidated  mortgage  for  $7,800,000  (Trustee,  New 
York  Guaranty  A  Indemnity  Co.)  sufficient  bonds  were  reserved  to 
retire  the  prior  bonds  at  maturity.  A  rental  equal  to  5  per  cent  per  an- 
num on  South  Bound  bonds  is  undertaken.  Mercantile  Trust  A  Deposit 
Co.  of  Baltimore  is  trustee  of  South  Bound  mortgage. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— For  calendar  year  1896  gross,  $2,002,885. 
against  $1,898,464  in  1895. 

AVNCTAL  RKPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Report  for  1895-96  was 
in  V.  64.  p.79,  showing  igross  on  Flortla  Central  proper  (804  milcsj 
$1,764,623;  net,  $191,461;  interest,  taxes,  etc,  $1"3,970;  balance, 
surplus,  $17,491.  On  South  Bound  KR.  (136  miles  leased)  gross,  $300,- 
H86;  def.  under  operating,  $15, 725:  charges,  $li:i, 650;  balance,  def., 
$129,375;  total  def.  entire  road,  $111,884.  In  1894-95,  gross,  entire 
road,  $2,272,148 ;  net,  $581,830;  surplus  over  charges  (entire  road), 
$3,977.  (V.  62,  p.  135;  V.  64,  p.  79.) 

Florida  East  Coast  Ry.— Owns  from  Jacksonville,  Fla..  via 
St.  Augustine,  to  Miami,  366  miles;  branches  to  Palatka,  San  Matco 
andTocoi,  19  miles;  Atlantic  A  Western,  Blue  Springs  to  New  Smyrna, 
Fla.,  28  miles— total  413  miles.  A  consolidation  of  several  roads  in 
1893  into  the  Jacksonville  8t.  Augustine  &  Indian  River,  and  name 
changed  in  1895.  Road  is  owned  by  Henry  M.  Flagler.  President,  '.!<; 
Broadway,  New  York.  Old  bonds  canceled,  for  year  endii  g  June  3  ', 
1896,  gross  earnings  were  $69-*, *>69;  net,  $17-1,721,  again *t  $144,080 
in  1894-95;  charges,  $581,234;  dencit,  $102,510.  (V.  61,  p.  112,  470.1 

Florida  midland  RR,—  Kissimmee  to  Longwood,  Fla.,  44  miles. 
Successor  in  Sept.,  189R,  to  Florida  Midland  Ky.,  which  was  sold  in 
foreclosure  Mar.  4, 1896,  to  M.  E.  Bishop,  of  Orlaud,  Fla.  (see  V.  63,  p. 
357),  who  now  operates  the  road.  (V.  63,  p.  357,  458.) 

Florida  «»ntHern  R.K.— (See  Jfap  Savannah  Florida  <e  Western.) 
—Owns  from  Palatka,  Fla,.,  to  Brooksville,  Fla  ,  145  miles:  Barlow  to 
Punta  Gorda,  75  miles;  branches.  28;  total,  218  miles.  In  January, 
1896,  the  St.  Johns  A  Lake  Eustis  Ry.,  47  miles,  was  purchased  in  the 
interest  of  the  system.  The  road  Is  now  part  of  the  Plant  system  and 
the  bonds  are  guaranteed,  principal  and  interest  (endorsed— see  guar- 
anty in  V.  62,  p.  6S3),  by  the  Savannah  Florida  A  Western.  The  bonds 
carry  interest  at  3%  per  cent  until  Jan.  1, 1900,  and  thereafter  4  per 
cent;  trustee,  American  Loan  A  Trust  Co.,  Boston.  President,  F.  Q. 
Brown,  Boston.  (V.  62,  p.  81,  683;  V.  63,  p.  153.) 

Fort  Wayne  A;  Jackson.— Owus  from  Jackson,  Mich.,  to  Fort 
Wayne,  Ind.,  9-*  miles.  On  August  24.  1882,  leased  perpetually  to 
Lake  Shore  A  Michigan  Southern  at  a  rental  of  $126,027,  equal  to'  5  "3 
percent  on  the  preferred  stock  (see  V.  56,  p.  812),  and  after  1887  any 
net  earnings  over  8  per  cent  on  preferred  stock  to  be  paid  as  dividends 
on  common  stock,  bur,  not  exceeding  2  per  cent  a  year.  In  1895  gross 
$195,521,  against  $179,279  in  1894. 

Port  Worttt  &  Denver  nity  Ky.— Owns  Fort  Worth,  Tex.,  to 
Texline,  455  m.,  and  operates  Pan  Handle  Ry.,  16  m.,  owning  its  stock. 

STOCK,  ETC. -U.  P.  Denver  A  Gulf  owns  $7.766,000  of  the  $9.375, 
000  common  stock;  par,  $100.  New  4  per  cent  preferred  stock  issued 
in  readjustment,  or  1896  is  $2, 550, S)  12.  bearing  interest,  if  earned,  J.  A 
D.  See  terms,  V.  63,  p.  106S.  Receiver  discharged  Nov.  1, 1896. 

BONDS.— Finances  readjusted  in  1896  and  th«  1st  6s  agreed  (1)  to 
reduce  interest  to  4  per  cent  for  flve  years  from  DecHiuber  1,  1895; 
(2)  to  take  $312  stock  for  flve  overdue  coupons  and  the  2  p.  c.  deterred 
interest.  Coupons  due  June  1  and  Dec.  1, 1896  (with  interest  reduced), 
were  paid  in  Dec.,  1?96.  See  plan  V.  63,  p.  75.  The  "stamped  bonds" 
were  described  in  V.  63,  p.  106:t.  Abstract  of  mortgage  (Mercantile 
Trust  Co.,  Trustee)  V.  45,  p.  440. 

LATEST  E*RNINOS.— 2  mos.,    ( 1897.. Gross,  $158,419;      net,  $30,503 
Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.  1 1896. .Gross,    142,850;      net,    10,874 

Calendar  yeai — (See  V.  63,  p.  75.) 

189'.  1895.  1894. 

Gross  earnings $1,010,878       $1,086,702       $1,335,879 

Netovertaxes 20*,778  287,478 

Otherincome 9,382  2,938 

President,  G.  M.  Dod<e,  N.  Y.    (V.  63,  p.  1063;  V.  64,  p.  82.) 

Fort  Worth  k  Rio  Orande  Kit.—  Owns  from  Fort  Worth,  Tex., 
to  Srownwood,  about  146  miles;  completed  in  August,  1891.  Mortgage 
trustee  is  Central  Trust  Co. .New  York.  Stock  outstanding,  $:?,10-*.1<H>; 
par,  $10O ;  and  loans  and  bills  payable  Oct.  31,  1896,  $198.602.  Inter- 
est due  Jan.  1,  1897,  \yus  not  paid  and  it  is  hoped  bondholders  will 
agree  to  a  reduction  of  interest  and  avoid  foreclosure.  V.  64,  p.  287. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— 11  inos.,?  1896... Gross,  $297,479;  net,  $s»i),195 
Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30.  t,  1895... Gross,    361,489;   net,  130.348 

In  year  1895  gross,  $410,773;  net.  $154,339.  For  year  ending  June 
30,  1896,  gross,  $387,127;  not,  $145,762;  other  income.  #.12,040; 
charts,  $177,112;  balance,  surplus,  $20.690.  tn  1891-95  gross, 
$452,196  ;  net,  $195,806.-(V.  60,  p.  480;  V.  64,  p.  287.) 

Fulton  Comity  lVarr>»w  Gauge  tty.— R  >ad  from  Havana,  111., 
to  Fairview,  IU.,31  miles;  leases  (for  30  p.  o.  ot  gross  earnings)  Fulton 
County  Extension  Ry.,  Fairview  to  GaUwburg,  111.,  3  )  miles  ;  total  op- 
erated. 61  miles.  Road  opened  1830.  O»Dit»l  stock  of  fultou  County 
Ky.,  $636,794.  The  Extension  Ry.  has  capital  of  $260,900. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Jon«  30,  is  96,  gross.  $43,946;  deficit, 
$2,332.  against  net  of  $2.135  in  1891-95;  ch  irg  es,  $37,367. 


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RAILROADS. 

M:v- 
of 

!•••  i  ' 

Date 
of 

Size,  or 
Pai 

Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

£ond*-Prlncl 
pal.WhenDue* 
Stockt—  Last 
Dividend. 

tor  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  notes 
on  first  page  of  tables. 

Rate 
Per  cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Jbrt  WortA  4  Venter  Citv—{Go*e'witit}— 
equipment  bonds  (owned  by  Union  Pacific  Ry.)  c 
Pan  Handle  Ry  1st  mortgage            

"is 

146 

1889 
1889 

!--j 

1--! 

1883 
1881 

r:  •-,, 
1880 

:--i 

$1.000 
l.OOO 
1,000 

$1  6O.OOO 
225,000 
2,923,000 
171.OOO 
313,000 
245.OOO 
75,000 
10.000 
4.756,000 
1.000.000 
13.418.000 
8.854,000 
•400.000 
250,000 
See  text. 
536.000 
:;.-;-,,.,,,  «i 
3450.000 

_.J     .,,..,.  HI 

2.382.OOO 
4OO.UOO 
5.3OO.OOO 
1,650,000 

4,200,000 
|  1,000.000 
1,000.000 

sooioou 

5 
5 

7 
7 
7 
6 

5 
6 

M.  A  8. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A  N. 
J.  A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.    A    J. 
F.   A  A. 
J.   A  D. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 

Sept.,  '96,  coup,  was  pd. 

Men.  1,  1899 
July  1,  1929 
July  1,  1928 
Nov.  1,  1910 
July  1.  1913 
1911 
1908 
1910 
Feb.  1,  1910 
June  1,  1905 
May  1,  1931 
July  1,  1931 
Apr.  1.  1913 

F-r(  WorUt  4  too  Gr.-lst  M..  gold,  $2O.OOO  p.  m.c- 
Fulto*  Co   Yarrow  OaufftJty     1st  M.  (fSOO.OOO) 

July,  '96,  coup,  last  pd. 

~"  extension  1  ft  mortgage  (8*1  OOO  000)  ' 

Omi»»nUUJtfftrton,t8o.-\tl  M.  (*ltfl,50Oend.). 
3d  mortgage  ($75  OOO  end.)                    

55 
55 
10 

225 

671 
50 

500  Ac. 
1,000 
l.OOO 
1.000 
l.OOO 

1,000 
1400 

1,000 

See  text. 
See  text. 
Ga.  RR.  A  Banking  Co. 
X.  Y.  ..So.Pao.Co.,  Afiost. 
do              do 
N.  Y.,So.Pac.Co.,23  B'rd 

Walton  Railroad  1st  mortgage  

aWissteii  tfnm«6..»S.  Antonio—  1st  M.,g.,  land  KT.C' 
3d  mortgage,  Harrlsb.  aad  Houston  to  San  Ante* 
West.  IMv.  IstM..  g.,SanA.toElPaso1636  m.Abr.r- 

•atiaXBii  Ifouiton  4  Bmd.  of  1882-lst  M.,guar..e 
Gait.  La  Porte  4  /fom.—  Receiver's  certs,  (see  text) 
Galveston  La  Porte  A  II  mort.,  $2**.OOO  per  m. 

X.  Y.,  Mere.  Trust  Oo. 

1879 

;.---, 

6 

A.  A  0. 

N.Y  Am.CoalCo.,lB'y 
Bui  to..  MarylamlTt.Co. 
do             do 
N.  Y..Confl  Trust  Co. 
do              do 
New  York. 
V.Y..  Hi-own  Bro.ABalt. 
X.Y..J.  P.Morgan  ACo. 

N.Y.,Am.Ex.B1kAAag. 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
N.Y.  .Am.  Ex.Bk.AAng. 
do              do 

Oct.    1,  1909 

tVsryia  4  *  tabama—  Common  stoek  $15  OOO  p.  m. 
-toek,  6  per  eent.  non-cum..  $IO.OOO  p.  m.  . 
••ref..$tf.»OO  p.m..g..re<i.»t  in.1)  aft.  5  yrs.c* 
rt.,  oonsoL.  $10.0OO.OOO,  gold  (See  text).c* 
Car  tru*t«. 

•376 
376 

100 
100 

1..N     11 

1,000 

5g. 
5  g. 

A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 

J.   A  "J. 
A.  A  0. 

Q.^1. 
J.   A   J. 
3.    A    J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.    A   J. 
J.    A   J. 

Oct.   1,    1945 
Oct.  1.    1945 
1897  to  1903 
July  1.  1929 
1946 

July  'l,  is97 
Jan.   1,   1  :>•-"-' 
Jan.   1,  1910 
Jan.  1.  1922 
Jan.    1,  1922 

Osufia  Carolina  4  Kor.—  IstM..  gold.  gnar.p.Ai.e» 
Otorgia  MlaTd    Kv.-lst  M..g..$l.  650.000,  Int-gn. 
Oforyia  Patijtt—  SEK  SOCTHKUI  KAILWAV  COMTA 

Hi 

M 

•T. 
307 

i--: 

1877 
IMP 

1.000 
1.000 

100 
1,000 
1.000 
1.000 
1.000 
1,000 

2*- 

3  it- 
See  text 

)      « 
<       5 
6 
6 
5 

i    Bonds,  not  mortgage  e"«r 
do       refunding,  not  mortgage,  currency  —  e* 
Bonds,  not  mortgage  e**r 
Bonds  not  mortgage  0*Ar 

Bonds  not  mortgage  r 

•..,,,11, TII  HH.— Oarrow  «aage.)  I     The  nrst  mtrtfugt    ctmtotiaalut  5s  are  Halted  to  89.OOO  per  mile  of 

-•»•:..      c     r.V.    '•>.'•-;    mllM      I-    '""'      r.,  ..I.  »  ;:n  *.i.-.<Xl  ivl.litl,,n.il  |..-r  in.N-  t..  >„•:,.•..'.   \i   1  !„•  ;  r,i-t>-.-  f..r  —  ,• 


load  from    Gainesville  to   Social   Clrele.   Ga..  52   miles:  Balmont 

lafcrson.  13  miu,.    stock  to  $34-.'.687  common :  817.B5O  preferred: 

•  the  firsts.  $161.500.  and  of  the  2d».  $79.OOO.  are  eadorsed 

•a Georgia  RK..  limee.    Interest  oa  tuttrnt  toiwte  aad  on  Walton 


<;.li,.  .»  Ille  Jrlfrrcon  * 
•Kid  from    Galnesv 

par, 

..rgla  RR.. 

RR.  bonds  l«  paid  regolarly  (to  Ont.  1896).  but  no  Intarest  on  unen 

•toned  bonds  has  bean  paid  since  July  1.  1895.    OnMareh4. 1897.  Mar- 

^^•to  was  appointed  receiver.    For  yearendUg  Jane  3O.  1896, 

-  i  »•„• :  net.  *I461;  tataraat.  $91477:  balanoa,  deflclt  tor  year. 
^^•p— advanced  by  Oeoncla  KR..  lessee.  In  1894-95,  gross.  $43,166. 
ToUldenelt  June  30.  1  •*"(;.*:  64.  p.  516. 

..••Ion    Harrlsfcarar  A  Han    Aalouilo.— 'Aer  Jfap  Smtlltm 
f9fiHf.,-<)n*  Houston.  Tex.,  to  Han  Antonio.  Tex..  317  m.:  Baa  An- 
Mate  to  Kl..-,r    KIV.T.  >..<•! -11  .   bf(  li'i.  7-  in  .  ttMH  :  -  :u  .•••-....    -  •'  -i, 
-  »>».  STOCK.  KTC.— «.)j»e»atad  By  toe  Southern  Paclflo  Com- 
pany. « .     h  owns  $37.006400  of  the  $37408.0 13  steak  (par.  $1OO). 
^^•a,— first  morurage  has   a  staking  fnnd  of   1   per  eent.    bat 
HKOTtMnal   wtr-    bondholder*  to  surrender  their  bonds  If  drawn. 
•___••  hotders  of  Wastern  Wv.  Ms  agreed  to  aaaeat  claims  for  a» 
frur.l  Interest  and  that  uttarast  oa  tkase  toads  shoald  be  paid  only  If 
-hoold  ha  DooMTUnulaUve.    T.  58.  p.  719.    Loans  and  hills 
Jaae  3O.  1895.  $3.1  t<,3-.>l.  aad  tha  balance  of  current  llablll- 
r  anrrant  asatts  was  $4.851405. 

KAKHI^OS.-  >  moaths.)  1897.  gross. $7r5.$S3 ;  nat,  $177,14V 
ieb.38.       (18M.CVMS.    8OO.4M;  act,    381.O49. 
•r  1894  aTOsa.  $8450.123;  net.  $1.773468.    la  year  1895  gross. 
net.   1 .5v-  ..in  trackage,  rt.- .  $73.854; 

total  net  Income.  $1.»7U.O67;  eharglis.  taxes,  etc..  *l.-77.lll;  sur- 
Tom  operations,  $392436.    (T.  83.  p.  456.) 

lislveatOM    Hon>lon    A    tlrndfr...n    HH.    of   1883.— Owns 
fram  Gal'eston.  Texas,  to  Honston.  Texas,  5O  miles. 

rhe  M.   K.  A  T.  and  latematlonal  A  Great  North. 

•Ince  December.  1895.  have  ased  the  road.  Contract  provides  tor 

t  to  mortgage  trustee  of  $100.000  yearly  by  the  two  companies 

•  >nds  aad  aa  additional  rental  of 

•nlwPO  per  annum  for  dividends  or  irlhir  narpssas    sun  V.  61,  p. 
!•.  897.    M.  K.  A  T.  aad  latsmad  mat  A  Great  Northern 
eaahowa  4.999  shares-,  Latent    sas  V.  61.  n.  lots,    stock. 

^•iS0*  P«r.  •!"»     Forye«rendlagJane30.189«.»i 

•*Ua«<i.  «urplus. 
-KI6476;   net.  $163,1M 

•  •i..n   i.a  F»rir   A    M..U.IOII   Hy.— Owns  road  formally 

xJ.  from  Iloostoa.  Teiao.  via  La    Porte,  to  Gsl- 
««stfin.  56  miles:  halt  Una  at  Oalvaataa,  13  mil*..    Consolidation  with 
-stan  A  Western  was  arspossd  la  January.  1497. 

H^^^HftM"*-— T  W.  Hoasa  aad  M.  T.  Joaea.  of  Houston.  Texas, 
»ar»  spi-.m.-.!  r^.-.-|..  ,r-     >  Jaaaar      :-,,,'• 

'  '^Jatius*  oattinanss.  of  watch  8e(5O.OOO  were  anthorlud 

1890.    Foreclosure  -  la  March 

i.|aMadaees  was  said  to  be  *  l.p.  Hlo.) 

k  A  <  >.mb.  rl».i,l  Hit. 

vntral  Ky.  si  <  nmharland.  Md..  to  New  Detmold  mine  at 
aaainninit.  M.l  .  .1    m          •          innsMaa  i..  hii  ttoa    wll      B.  A  O 

talatoak,$l 

lied  by  American  Coal  Co.  aad  Maryland  Coal  Co.  of  Mary- 
ud.    1-rr.l.laat.  James  A.  Mllholland.  CnmberUad.  Md. 

1 1  aa  A  >or«k>-rii.— Owns  road  from  Monroe,  ».  C.. 

Inmaa   Park).  Ga..  26<l  miles:  completed  In  April.  1993- 

•J*Jiaaaoard"  sy staam.  and  bond*  gnamntoad  (by  Indorsement 


8/M. 


purpose  of  retiring  the  ttrnt  ranrUace   preferenoe  5n  afu 
105  and  accrued  Interest.    Intertwt  on  the  eonsoli  durln 


ft«r  rtve  years  at 


yean  of  their  life  may  be  met  by  the  Issue  of  6  per  oent  10  year  oe 
eaten  of  Indebtedness,  redeemable  at  the  pleasure  of  the  onnipan 
any  six-month*' Interest  period;  coupons  of  July,  1896,  and  Jam 


K  the  first  five 
ocrt I  ti- 
ny at 

1S97.  were  paid  IV  cash.— V.  63,  p 

QKXCBAL  PIMAUCBS.— Ib  April.  1896.  the  company  held  In  1U 
treasury  on  present  mileage.  $283.OOO  Unit  preference  bonds  laddl- 
tlonal  to  the  fl.44O.OOO  In  tat>le  above)  and  $3-.>2,5OO  common  stock  ; 
beside*  a  cash  reserve  for  future  Improvement*.  Al«o  owns  entire 
Issue  of  stoek  and  bonds  of  Abbeyvllle  A  Waycroa*  RR.  The  Colum- 
bus Southern  Ry.  (84  miles)  wa*  consolidated  with  O.  A  A.  January  1. 
'  O.  A  A.  preferepoe  boads,  8572.0OO  (at  $6.5OO  per  mile),  and 


u  rt 

.  m 


consols.  $792.OOO  (at  89.0OO  per  mile),  were  Issued  on  the  property, 
^  these  were  turned  Into  the  G.  A  A.  treasury  M  treasury 
V.  64,  p.  83. 

_.»8-7 Gross,  $71 1.128;  net,  8224.7  Hi. 

July  1  to  Feb. '.'  ,-«.    :ts-.'.675:  net.     113,039. 

For  year  andlngjaoe  -uss.  $620,125;  net,  $167,241.    In 

1894-93  grass.  $1 7  462489. 

President.  John  Skelton  Williams,  Richmond.  Va.-(  V.  64.  p.  82.) 

Oeorsla  nidland  Ky.-Owns  mad  from  Columbus  to  McDonough. 
Ga..  98  miles.  Successor  April  1.  I896.of  the  Georgia  Mldlnad*  Gal  f 
RK..  sold  la  foreclosure  Fab.  1.  Leased  from  Julv  1.  IgiHI.  for  99  years 
to  the  Southern  Ry.  for  $49.500  annual  rental  (being  Interest  on  the 
flrst  mortgage  boads)  and  rental  obligations  on  Georgia  Midland  Ter- 
minal to  tha  amount  of  «2,.VK).  Capital  stock  I*  $1.000,000.  owned 
by  Soatharn  By.  Co.  (V.  62.  p.  1 177.)  Car  trusts  In  1896,  $9.378. 

is.— In  year  ending   June  SO,  1896.  gross.  $164.305;  net, 
$27.331.    In  1494.5.  gross.  «1  .  i.$17.O26.    N.  D.  Lancaster, 

rtccretary,  1O  Wall  St.  New  York.  -(V.  «'J.  p.   1 177;  V.  63,  p. joi.) 

Gvorirta  Kallr.iad.— I'n.lrr  this  name  Is  operated  the  line  lease* 
from  the  Georgia  KB.  A  Banking  Co.— whloh  MO,    Report  of  operation 
for  year  ending  June  3O,  HIM},  was  given  In  V.  64.  p.  231. 

snkliiK     Company.— Owns 

miles;  •  


Ueorgla      Uallroad     A 
Aagocta.   Ga..   to  Atlanta,  Os 
and  Athens. 58  •lias:  Ma 


iTtnatAaafa  Doposit  Co.  of 

•not.  T.  49,  p.  3t$.    Btoefe  aathortied.  •  l.OOO. 

18400  (par  81001,  mistly  owned  by  the  I  aliens. 

•Ma.    July    1.  1898,  8807448.    BAB>lR<M.-For 

1&90.  gross.  $747.105;  not,  <36433.    In  1894-95. 

Mandar  aparaUav 

>'"..    lit.-  >peratM  the   shortest 

I  Moatgomary,  Ala.,  to  Savannah.  Oa.,  etc.,  viz.; 


Hi!" 


Lntttt— 
Lrons  to  Meldrla 


mrned. 


Meld  rim  to  Savannah 

Total  operate.!  Jan.  1.  '97 


.    17 

;  ... 


I  la  perpetuity  (beginning  Anrtl  1.  n-.ni.,  from  Central  of 
,  traekage  M-i.lrlra  to  Savannah.  17  miles. 

>  igaet,  1895,  sneeeeded  to  the  property  of  the 
Amertens  A  Montcnmerr.  •.•;•!  In  fnreekMnre  H*y  1~ 
".  61.  p.  470;  MM  also  V.  62.  p.  MM 
Central  of  Oaorgla  line  an  1  uirmln.il->. 

1098. 


Zm**f!f  »*»•  '» 

»«^.  in  April.  1^9*1.  of 
•r-Tn*  Abbevi 


'»  V.  61.  p.  470;  MM)  also  V.  62.  p.  5O2 
1.  of  Central  of  Oaorgla  line  and  ter_ 
Abbeville  A  W.yeross  was  merged  In  Aug. 


f  i.Y7SXX» 


5  par  eent  5O- year  gold  bonds 
$8400  par  mile  of  main  Una 
l<r  served  for  new  mileage. 


171  miles;  branches  to  Washington 
miles;  Maeoa  A  Augusta  RR.  (proprietary  road),  Camak, 
Ga..  to  Maoon.  Ua..  74  miles;  trackage.  4  miles;  total.  307  miles. 

OaOAH  iZATtOK.—  Own*  also  one-half  the  »took  of  the  Western  Railway 
of  Alabama  (the  Central  of  Georgia  Railway  owning  the  other  half), 
and  has  a  one-nfth  Interest  la  the  Port  Royal  A  Augusta  and  a  thirty- 

e  AUaaUAWeot  Point  (which  see). 
A:  11.  Co.  of  Georgia)  the  «  1.543.- 
Western  Railway  of  Alabama. 
mil—,  atnl  It*  Interest  In  the  other 
for  99  rears  to  W.   M.  Wadley  and 
-••  ,  ind  tfea  LovlsTflle  kHaahnUa.  i: 
eorgia  Ry.'s  rela- 


dve 


000  nrst  mor 

In  April.  1 
railroad  com 

'  .....  .i'.-«.  r.. 


..  .  - 

•800.OOO  per  year.    As  to  reorganised  Central  of  Ge 
tion*  with  the  Georgia  RR.  In  March.  1897,  see  V.  64.  p.  517. 


cta  Rail 


. 

department  was  turned  over  to  the  "Geor- 


Bank."  a  separate  corporation,  a  majority  [$198.200]  of 
whose  stoek  Is  held  by  the  Georgia  RR.  A  Banking  To. 


.  -It  Is  proposed  to  r 
1,  1H»7.  by  the  Issue  of  a  liko  am,, 

Since  148O.  P.  Ct.  {    94    lo1*    1O  yearly 


,,f  »«  due  July 

n  I.  p.  517. 

.  V7. 


-4.    >99  to  April 

\n\      1  1  p.  c.  yearly. 
aT.—  In  year  ending  March  31,  1895,  ren 


etc., 


,        tal,  e 

was$«;<.  :,lend    from   bank.  etc..  $11.947:  total.  $611,947; 

Interest,  $148.000-.  dividends  paid  (11  percent).  $462.000. 

KtK*ixo>).-307  miles.)  1896-7  .....  Gross.  $1.100,690  ;  net,  $402.013 
JulyltoFeb  ...  1.0H8342:  H- 

other   Income.    8    mo-  1411.2111,  against  $61,SO<1.     Karri  - 

logs  of  railroad  for  year  ending  J'i">-  :i".    1496,  gross.  $1.479.792; 

-•••J.7.-.-J  :    «ntal  Income,  $:>2»,472  ; 
rental  to  Ga.  RR.  A  B.  Co..  $6OO.OOO.    In  14!)  1 

net,  832O.274:   total  net,  Inclodlag  other  Income.  *41S,OviO.—  (V.  59, 
:     I  IO-.I.  V   ,.-i.;,    nil.  V    ..  ;.  |,  ,•.--,;  V.  64,  p.  331.  547.) 

-!•  o.Miihrrn  A  Florida  Vtj.—fStr  Hap  of  Southern  Ky.i- 
Owns  from  Maoon,  Ga.,  v  Palatka.  Kla..  285  miles. 

HIITOBT.-A  reorganization  of  the  Georgia  8.  A  F.  RaUroad.  sold  In 
foreclosure  April  •.>.•;>.-..  d-.-r  plan  In  V.  9O,p.  928;  see  also  V.  59,  p.  551. 

8  roCK.  -Common.  $l.Oon,ooo:  l.t  preferred  6  per  oent,  $684.000 
having  a  lieu  on  the  property;  M  prefern<-l.  5  per  cent.  $l.O8  l.- 
OOO. Southern  Ry.  own*  1^.27O  shares  of  stock  and  Kdwar-U  A  Par- 
sons. of  Boston.  7.1MO  shares.  V.  li  I,  p.  2:1.  A  dividend  of  4  p.  o.  on 
1st  preferred  was  paid  Nov.  1.  : 

BOWDS,—  Abstractor  1st  mortgage  of  1895  was  In  V.  61.  p.  429.  The 
mortgage  Is  ror$4.OOO.OOOandeoversaUof  the  property  and  franchises 
sn,l  provides  also  that  the  $644,OOO  flrtt  prr.ferrrd  ilork  nutliorlzed 
shall  constitute  a  I  en  upon  the  same  second  only  to  the  bonds  and 
coupons.  Mortgage  trustee  Is  Mercantile  Trust  A  Deposit  Co.  of  Balti- 
more. On  July  1.  IX-.MI.  *3.-ifU.(NHi  tlr«ts  were  outstanding,  the  bal- 
ance being  reserved  f<-r  <>M  rUlm*  for  ear  trusts  and  for  Improve- 
ments. OnJuneSO.  1890,  equipment  notes,  890,249. 


INVESTOKS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


I  VOL.  LXIV. 


APRIL, 


RAILROAD     STOCKS    AND     BONDS 


6:1 


«ub»rrlbers  will  ranter  a  (real  favor  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 

Mile* 
Of 
Road. 

Date 
of 

r,.  .n.!- 

Blxe,  or 
Par 

Value. 

Amount 

'  ''.i!  -'  ,i  :.•!'.  ilk." 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bomli   riliitl' 
pal,  When  One' 
Sloekt—  Last 
Dividend. 

Mr  explanation  of  column  hearting*,  Ac.,  «ee  note* 
on  first  page  of  tables. 

Rate  per 
Cent 

When 
Payable 

Where  Parable,  and  by 
Whom. 

285 

"35 

1895 

1882 
1891 
1888-9 

SH 

1869 
1M1 
IBM 

1896 

1892 

1879 
1879 
1890 
1883 
1883 
1887 
1890 
1882 
1888 

1—7 

BM 

91,000 

1,000 

l.'KM) 

1.000 

93.581.000 
100.000 
250.OOO 
215.OOO 
246,500 
3OO.OOO 
5,506,700 
1.359,000 
4,016,000 
:<.:I';-.'.IHM) 
OcU'96  none 
25,000,000 
15.OOO.OOO 
•J,,.,H»,.,^, 

See  text. 
8,000,000 
5.676.000 
13,344.000 
21,248.000 
7.805,000 
«3,OOO,OOO 
93,800.000 
4,700,000 
8.700,000 
3.625.000 
500,000 

j* 

6 
5A6 
6 
5g. 

i.  It  J. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
Various 

j.'oYb. 

Balt.M.T.AD.Oo.  A  N.Y. 
Phlla.,  P.  A  R.  office, 
do              do 
do             do 

July  1,  1945 

1*!H 

1914 
Oct.    1.   1926 
1928-29 
June  1,  1942 

•ssVit  iir.  4  gorrfso.-So.  Mt.  IstlM.  )     (tuar.  by 
OottysbV  A  H.  lit  M.,  old  Issue...  '•  Phlla  A  Rd. 
Con.  M.  9565.0OO.  g.                     ..>££.  (old  cu.) 

•isini  4  IXtkerton.  

oyonrf  £oimi«  4  Indiana  Jty.-8toek,  96.000.pOO.e- 
1st  M..  land  grant,  g.,  s.  f.  (gnar.  by  Pa.  RR.)  .  .c- 
1st  mort.,  extended,  gold.  guar.  by  Pa.  RR  e" 
Sd  mortgage.  »5  OOO  000,  gold  (see  text)            o* 

13 

335 
335 

1,000 
100 
1,000 
1.000 
1,000 

N.Y-.Gr'd  Cent-Statlon. 

14. 

2to4g. 

J.   A   J. 
J.  A  J. 
A.  A  O. 

N.  Y..Wlnslow.L.ACo. 
do             do 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Oct.    1,  1899 
July  1,  1941 
Oct.    1,  1936 

«r»B/t  K7rrr.i«.-Ut  M..fAOO.OOO(V.^,p.30.  <" 

624 

•:-j  t 
1.221 
•-•.-.•n 
UM 

VJ" 

819 

"73 
Mi 

205 

100 
1,000 
100 
100  Ae. 
1.000 
1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
l.OOOAe 
41OOAO 
91.000 
l.OOOAe 
l.OOOAe 
1.000 
1,000 

">    JHT  .III 
(5   \»T  .III. 

6     1 
6     . 
6     . 

r 

'.  A  '.      . 

5  g. 

5  A  .;  »-. 

5  g. 
Sg- 

Q.    F 

N.  Y.  Offloe,  27  Pine  St. 
do              do 
do              do 
New  York  and  London, 
do              do 
New  York,  27  Pine  St. 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
N.  Y.  A  Lon.,  Raring  Bros 
New  York.  27  Pine  St. 
N.Y27Pine;Bos.,Lee.H 
New  York,  27  Pine  St. 
do              do 
do             do 

May  1,  '97.1  >»% 
Sept.  1.   1902 
Feb.  1,  1897 
June  1,  1897 
Oct.    1,  1909 
Nov.  1,  1910 
July  1.  1933 
July  1,  1933 
June  1,  1937 
July  1,  1940 
July  1,  1922 
Apr.   1,  1908 
July  1,  1937 
June  1.  1938 
July  1,  1911 

CoDat,  Tr.  mort..  red.  at  100  on  3  months,  gold.e 
9t  Pan!  Mian.  A  Man-Stock  (  rental  «  p.  e.  In  gold) 
Bt.  P.  Mln.  A  Man.  lstM.LgT.,s.t,g.,dr'natlOS.o' 
MX.  (1st  art  .June,-»7.g.  does  not  cover  landm.c- 
Dakota  Extension  1st  M    gold.                          c* 

M.  A    8. 
^      I'. 
J.A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  S. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
3.  A  D. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 
1.   A  D. 
J.  A  J. 

Onus.  M..l.gr.(  1st  on  lands'  aft.  June,'97)  g.c'*r 

Montana  Extea.  1st  M.  (925.000  p.  m.).gold.e*  *r 
Pacific  Extension  M.  for  46.0OO.OOO.  gold.  c'Ar 
htlnneap.  fn.KK.lH  M.,g..gu.(965O.OOOare5.|.c' 
Cast  of  Minn,  lut  M.  (900,000  p.  m.),  g.,gn..e\kr 
Montana  On.  lit  M..g.(96,OOO.OOO  are  6s)gu.e*r 
Wlllmar  A  Sioux  Faliilst  If  ..  e.  gu.p.  Ai.(end>c-«r 
Minneapolis  Western  1st  mort.,  gold,  guar.       e* 

EABJTDGS.— 8   months. 
July  1  to  Feb.  28. 


)  1896-7 gross,  9603,495  ; 

{1990-6 gross.    ' 


net.  9211.996 
:.••.    MMM 


(n  the  year  ending  June  90.  1896.  gross.  9869.1  15;  net,9238,786;  in- 
erest on  bond*.  9179.200;  baL.  surplus.  979.386.    In  1894  95.  now. 
I4M9.5A8;  net.9228.595.    la  189394.  gross,  9831.  052;  net,  9180,886. 
- 


terest 
M9.5 

Orri 


. 
,  Samuel  apeaear. 


gross,  9831.  052;  net, 
ear.  New  York;  Vlee- 


Presfceat. 


.,  .  . 

•Wm.  Chcekley  8haw.  Maeon;  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  Ben.  C.  Smith. 
Mar  o»  ;  Assistant  Secretary.  B.  D.  Laakford.  New  York.-(V.  61.  p. 
1  13,  420.  429.671;  V.  93.  p.  906;  V.  98.  p.  29.  jo/.  458.  »44.  794.) 

..  uy.hars;  A  Harrt.barc  BH.-Road  from  Carlisle  to  Gettys- 
burg. Pa..  32  miles  ;  branch  to  Round  Top.  Pa..  3  miles.  Road  opened 
tn  1994  as  O.  *  B.  Bmilroad  and  name  changed  to  sMIvsw  tn  18»1. 
TM  Reading  Company  owns  953S.OOO  of  UM  96OO.OOO  capital  stock 
••d  has  deposited  It  as  pan  seeorttr  for  Its  general  mortgage  of  1896. 
outsUndlBiriul8»7,  918.000.  * 


Car 


eonvermenr  * 

wards.  N.  Y..  13  mil 


Owns  from  Gonverneur  to  Ed- 


Stock, 935O.OOO.  all  owned  br  X.  Y.  Central. 
See  V.  55.  p.  810  and  Y.  66.  p.  5O1. 


.     .     ..       miles. 
-which  guarantees  UM  bonds. 

brand  Kavld.  A  I 

-Owns  from  fort  Wayne.  lad.,  to  SUrklnaw  Chy.  367 
'    tack.  19:  other  branches,  47  miles;  total  owned.  499  mile*  operates 
i  following  roads  bat  has  not  assumed  tie  old  company's  leases 
ArortWayneRR..««  nujTarerseOty 
A  Indiana  RR..S7-.. 
liana  fmUnmm.  formed  tn  1854. 
of  llisni  mortgage.  June  10.  1~ 


Wln»low.    Lw    m   •-•..    t 

fecond  mortgage  of  1996 
^•f.1886,  for  one  year  at 
•f  4  p.  e.  Bonds  for  ej.oa 


.  e.;two 


>  A  Trust 

Of  kardVood  aad™/,4oJ 
of  9101,999.    Lands 


at  3  p.  e,  and  tbereaftor 
Mortgage 

wealth 


nd  u  1«04  sold  12.374  aeras 
nd,  for  UM  anragato  price 
aboot  395.494  acres. 


land, 


JftiL.  11  IMA 

TKtrrtc.-Ia  1890  oarried  1.6 8*1 .4 19 'tons,  sf  vhloh  Oft  n.  o.  was 
kunbor,  etc.,  and  8  p.  e,  coaL 

•  KAUTOM*.-  9  msnths.  >  1996-7 Groan.  9990.196;  not,    988.919 

Jan.  1  to  rob.  39.        (1895-8 Gross.    4O3.379;  not,      79.678 

';  not,  9442.013.   In  1863.  gross,  93.693.- 

•  are  for  UM  whole  syslom.  090  mlleo. 
AiorcAL  sUron.-Bonott  tor  1996  wns  In  T.  93.  p.  770.  showing: 

jpaaTofOT/sa. .'.        499  496  i  '•  436 

»B>»ainseme 92.O74.H41  91.90O.4O1  93.183399  93316.640 

K«  over  exo-s  A  taxes      410.116  404.690  949339  706349 

tafarest  on  Bonds,  ete.      532.46O  064349  063381  7343OO 

BLTonfioattngdebt..        34.196  .1    .--  MM  46,997 

fsntslsandnuseal...        09,497  109369  99.113  177,966 


OS df  9206.027  df. 9297.9 15  df^342.428  df.9243.166 

13,  p.  84. 502.548.  lit.  931. 1097;  V.  68.  p.  109.  339.  901.  754). 
ml  Torth-rn  Kr.— <  JM  Jfonv>-Opsntos  a  low  grade  trunk  line, 
lame  from  St.  Panl.  Minn.,  across  UM  gnat  wheat  belt  of  the  Bod 
•  V after  and  across  the  State  of  Montana,  tanning  Ms  silver  and 
mlDlng  district,  to  the  Paelfle  Coast  atftpokaae.  Wa.h.,  Port- 


•••.  On..  Westmlastor.  British  Colam bin.  etc.  rrom  Dnlnth.  the  bend 
gallon  on  the  Great  Lakes,  the  rtsamm  of  tholTorthornStoojn- 
•'-k"t«-8«0^« L««5£"««*»*»  ""  •-«  »•  Bn«hlo.l».T. 


>  Cascade  Tnnnel.  see  V.  63.  [>   1115 
^•few  Irosts)  mrf  ov*r«<rrf— 
91  Panl  Minn.  *  Man.  By.. 

•aal  to  Lowell.  Wash. -.1.790 
••MS  in  Minnesota,  UM 

•••UM  and  Montana 1330 

••n9*to8pokaae.etc....       10 


Total 


.3.730 


Minneapolis  Colon  Ry  .  .  etc  .  . 
Eastern  Ry.  of  Minnesota— 


kley  to  Dulutlt. 
Central  - 


Montana 

Great  Falls  to  Butte.  etc 


73 

257 


Heattle  A  Montana  RR.         ) 
Falrbaven  A-  Southern  RR.  > 
Wsotnilnster  eouthern  RR.  > 
•eattle  to  80.  Westminster.    159 


•.,1»lo,..r»tr.|,Iirr.  ;:;,- 
JSfH  *mn»4   tpa.  ttpmri 
•••  A  ntoux  rnUs-^ 

'•••iton  "..  D  .    306 
Moth  Watertown  *  Paetfio- 
Wttrrtowa  to  Boron,  Dak.      70 
KxunotoM  computed  Doe..  1996. an:    Hslstoad  to  Crookston.  88 
;-« to  Ansta.  39 


ToUlroad  July.  1806  ..4.498 
3d  and  Sd  track  and  sidings.    699 


HISTOKT,  STOCK,  Lnjuins.  Erc.-Thi»  corporation  In  February,  1890 
leased  the  St.  Paul  Minneapolis  A  Manitoba  for  999  years,  assuming  Its 
funded  debt  and  guaranteeing;  6  per  cent  per  annum  In  gold  on  Its  920,- 
nnnnnn««k  TheOreat NortWn'iauthorticd capital  was940.000.OOO, 


of  whleh  930300300  preferred  6  per  cent  non-cumulative  wa«  offered' 
to  Manitoba  stoga-holders  at  50.  the  remaining  5O  per  cent  being  paid  by 
to  the  Great  Northern  of  all  the  securities  owned  by  the  Man- 
amounting  to  over  ri2.OOO.OOO ;  subsequently  95,000,- 
iwaslssued.  The  securities  acquired  sy  the  dreat  Nor- 
thern have  been  placed  in  trust  to  secure  the  unity  of  the  system.  (See 
V.  49,  p.  435;  V.  00.  p.  300.)  The  preferred  stock  can  be  Increased  with 
the  consent  of  three  fourths  the  pref.  outstanding. 


Itoba 


STOCK— la  1893  95.OOO.OOO  preferred  stock  was  sold  to  pay  for 
equipment,  terminals,  etc.  See  V.  56.  p.  753. 

LAUD*,— Lend  sales  In  April.  1897,  bad  retired  all  the  1st  mort.  bond*. 
(9357.400.  the  last  firsts  outstanding  having  boon  ealled,  and  Interest 
ceasing  June  1 1.  and  what  wore  then  applicable  to  oonsol  mort.  of  1883. 

Sales  for  rear  ending  June  80. 1886,  wore  66,873  acres  for  9515,- 
674  and  489  town  lots  for  97,1  S3  The  not  amount  due  on  land  con- 
tracts June  9O,  1886,  was  91.28V.S48;  lands  unsold.  1.457.169  acres,  of 
whleh  1 18.353  aeros  In  dispute  with  8u  P.  A  Northern  Pacific. 


Minneapolis  A  St.  Cloud  grant  was  476,864  sores;  unsold  July  1, 
1896, 400331  acres;  sales  la  1990-96  ware  1.934  acres  for  912.160. 

DiviDEUD*.      )1890      1891      1892  to  May.  1897  (Inclusive), 
Great  North,  pf .  J  1  %        4H          5  p.  o.  yearly  (1V|  quar.) 

BOICDS.-IO  1993  UM  Great  Northern  Issued  Its  collateral  trtut  bonds 
for  9 15.000,000.  secured  by  deposit  with  the  trustee  of  43.0OO.OOO  PaoUe 
Ex  teuton  4W  the  St.  Paul  Mian.  A  Manitoba  Ry.  Co.  V.  54,  p.  525. 

The  St.  Paul  Mln.  *  Man.  tontot.  mort.  of  1888  to  for  900.000,000,  of 


.          . 
which  bonds  are  reserved  to  pay  prior  lions. 


Tho  consols  (on  payment 
and  only  lien  on  me  oom- 


of  the  firsts  In  Juno.  1897.)  become  the  first  and  only  lien 
pany's  land  grant  and  on  67O  miles  of  railway  In  Minn 
second  lien  on  the  remaining  1373  miles  In  Minnesota  at 
tas.  the  prior  Mono  on  which  average  onlr  97.3OO  nor  i 


prior 
The  i 


esota  and  a 

and  the  Dako 


p.  518. 

'•am.  »i.v<>" 

i  mortirage,  i 
are  ionosHod  as  part  security  for  Pacific 


extensions,  91O.OOO  per 
•11,502.060  soenredby  this 


which  average  oily  97.300  per  mile.  V.  64. 
on  JTmisM  Jbtnufcm  to  tar%0.oon.ood  for 
r  mile  being  allowed  for  second  track;  bonds  for 


V. 

tral 


.  45.  p.  342 
Pmrifie  ai 
al  Trust  C 


additional  to  amount  In  table. 
bonds.    Abstract 


Company 
tn  Montana 


->  mortgage  for  *6,OOO. 
any  ofVew  York),  pro 
and  J7.OOO  par  mfle 


for  *6,OOO.OOO  (trustee  of  mortgage  Cen- 
ovides for  bonds  at  46,000  per 
west  of  Montana  ;  43,000,000 


1893.  tnelnde  the  Pacific  Extension.  819  miles.    St.  P.  M.  A  M.  consols 
4««s  wore  listed  In  March.  1897,  for  9925.OOO,  Issued  on  61  miles  of 


cpleted  staoe  A 


894. 


of  this  Issoe,  In  addition  to  those  given  in  the  table  above,  are  pledged  to 
UM  Groat  Northern's  collateral  trust  bonds.    Bee  abstract  of 
V.  02,  p.  82. 

Mmihfmg  of  Xinnttota  runs  from  Rlnckler  northward  70 
tonpotetnoarDuluth;  the  mortgage  ooven  road,  equipment,  ter- 
itors.  Montana  Central  bonds  cover  several  roads 
Doe.  12. 1891.)  The  Manitoba  guarantees  both  thoat 
ko  Groat  Northern  assumes  the  guaranty, 
•r  m  Mow  Fall*  bonds  an  endorsed  with  joint  and  several 
UM  Manitoba  and  Great  Northern  companies.  Further 
at  917300  p.  m.  for  additional  road.  V.  56.  p.  247. 
r*  first  mortgage  Is  for  tl.OOO.OOO  and  coven  the 
jiiepoUj  and  equipment  of  that  company.  The  bonds  are  uncondition- 
ally guaranteed  by  the  St.  P.  M.  A  M.  and  the  Gt.  Nor.  V.  60,  p.  835. 
OBWBBAL  FRANC**.— The  earning*  of  the  company  from  June  18, 
Extension,  819  miles.  8t  P.  M. 
1. 1897,  for  9C 
tee  April.  18M 

to  now  steamship  lino*  to  Japan  see  V.  63.  p.  153. 189.  402;  V. 
08.  D.  152.  191.  In  year  1M95  96  the  Great  Northern  received 
944M.OOO  (being  8  p.  e.)  In  dividends  on  Eastern  Ry.  of  Minn.  (took. 

The  strength  of  UM  company  Is  largely  due  to  low  grades  and  the 
consequent  large  train  loads  (In  1890-96  averaging  256  tons);  rate  per 
ton  mile  -976  of  a  cent. 

Et*»liios.-Jan.  1  to  Mar.  31.  3  months,  gross.  93306,449  In  1897. 
93,644,785  In  1896.  For  calendar  year  189tf  gross,  919,632,093, 
against  918.136386  In  1890. 

AnrOAL  Bcronr.— Flaealyoar  ends  June  3O.  Annual  meeting  Is  hold 
at  St.  Paul  on  UM  second  Thnmdav  In  September.  The  annual  report 
for  1890-86  was  published  In  full  In  V.  63,  p.  498.  OOO.  See  aim  p.  480. 
Tho  following  tables  show  (1)  earnings  of  the  lines  leased  from  St. 
Paul  Minneapolis  A  Manitoba  Co.,  (2)  the  Gt.  Northern  Income  account, 
(3)  the  earnings  of  the  whole  system.  Including  Minn.  Western,  Duluth 
Term1!,  Northern  8.  8.  Co.,  Gt  Ho.  Express  and  Sand  Coulee  Coal  Co. 

(1.)  Or««ATIO!»i  ST.  rADL  MISHBAPOLIS  *  MAXITOBA. 

Ttar  end.  Juni  30.       1896.                IM9,  1894.  I-'..:; 

A  v.  miles  operated..       3,770              3.766  3.765  :<.<>.: 

Gross  earnings  ... 91 0.297,403  913.109.940  911.345.357  913322,081 

Malnt.ofway.Ao... 91.821362     91,909,313  91,767,447  92,107,413 

950.937  855,635  1.O45.419 

.       _                       3.556,699  3,219.172  3,473.277 

General 768,632          729.513  646.525  7O9.3OH 

Taxes 528,053           409,216  411,943  370354 

Total  expenses.  98,427.034     f7.6OO.678     96,000,722     97,710,971 

•oteamlngs 96870^19     95.5O4.262     94.444.A35     95.811.610 

P.  e.  of  exp.  A  taxes!       00-08  :.-.'•:  ••"--  57-02 


MatnLofequlprn't..   1,185,914 
Transportation 4,122,478 


INVESTORS'   SUPPLEMENT 


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•abxrlbrr*  will  confer  a  great  faror  by  glTlng  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  dlscorered  In  the*e  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 

Mile* 
of 
Road 

Date 
of 
Bond* 

Blxe,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 

'  Mt^t.Ul'illli. 

DJTKBB8T  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  Princi- 
pal. When  Due, 
Stock*—  Laat 
Dividend. 

Rate  per 

iVnt. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
whom. 

on  nnt  page  of  table*. 

wr*m  Soy  4  Wttltrn  XX.- 
Stock.  dlTldend*  after  24  p.  c.  on  CUM  A.  deb.  .  . 

910O 
1,000 
l.OOO 
100 
500 

92,500.000 
»  OO.OOO 
7,000.000 
2OO.OOO 
200.000 
1,200.000 
630,000 
400,000 
(t) 
240,000 
160.000 
350.000 
325.000 
9.168,700 
5.083.200 
8,000.000 
50,000 
1,182.550 
70O.OOO 
•,706.808 
700.000 
20O.OOO 
176,000 

600,000 
485,000 

N.  T.,  when  earned 

DabaateTtM,  Cla**  A,  Income*,  text,  non-ona.  .e* 
'la.n  B,  taoome*.  after  ttoek,  non-com  e* 
flrwiM  XX.  IX.  r.>—  Stock    

.... 

1896 

1  -.'0 

up  to  5 



do              do 
do              do 
D.L.AW.off.26Exeh.Pl. 
do             do 

(t) 
(1) 
Dec.,  -96,  3% 
Dec.   1.  1902 
1936 
Aug.  1.  1913 
June  30,  1896 
30  yean. 
Apr.   1,  1927 
Apr.   1,  1927 
Aug.  1/96,  5% 
Jail.   I,  1931 
Dec,  31.  1895 
Dec.  31.1895 
Men.  1,  1911 
Mar.  1,  1911 
Jan./aT.SisS 
July  1.  1918 
Mch.  1,'97,1J4 
July  1.  1908 
Oct.,  1896 
Sept.  1,  192S 

Mch.  27,  1891 
July  1,  193S 

6 

7 

Sf 

6  g. 
1  "s  p-oJii 
5 
6g. 

J.   A  D. 
J.  A  D. 

F.'A  A. 

J'ne,  '96 

J."A"J. 

J.   A   J. 

J."A"J. 

Dat*feai 

!>,-.  -!...r 
M.  A   8. 

J."A"J. 

J.   A   J. 
FAA.31 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  0. 
M  .  A   B. 

Men.  -95 
J.   A   J. 

e 

"62 

1872 
1896 
1893 

«re«»w..«iM*.*r.-l*tM,,912,OOOp.m.,g.(*eetoxt) 
Out!  Beaumont  4  K.C.-\tt  M..  910,000  p.m.,  goUe 
9*uf  4  rtitrmft    Stock 

500 
100 

Boston.  12  Pearl  St. 
Rtpley,  MUs. 

6uJ/  4  IitUrttale  By.  of  Ttiat  -Bonds  

Guff  *  SMp  /sfa-nd-  lit  It..  ($12,000  p.  m  )  gold.e 
9d  mortgage  (98.OOO  per  mile)...                ,   ..... 

.... 

1887 
1887 



Hmcoclc  4  CajMSwl—  Stock 

100 
1.000 
100 
100 

uooo 

10.000 
50 
500  Ac. 
100 
1.000 

ioi 

l.OOO 

100 
1.000 

See  text. 
5  (t. 
See  text 
Bee  text. 

0 

>: 
7  per  an. 

2  per  an. 
5 
6  per  an. 
5  g. 

5g. 

New  York  City. 
N.  V..  Third  Nat  Bank. 
Boston  Office, 
do 
N.Y.,Bk.ofNo.Amerlca. 

OoaeqL  M.  (9400.000)  gold,  redeemable  at  105.  .  . 
•mmtoi  4  AT  /OMB*    Common 

82 

1891 

••in       ,  | 

OmuoL  mortgage,  now  1st  mortgage  e' 
Funding  note*                                

292 

1881 
1894 

1863 
1883 
1S92 

54 
M 

109 
109 
4>« 

Kk} 

>BO. 

Phil*.,  Company'*  Offlcr 
do              do 
Hartford, 
do 
See  Central  of  N.  J. 
Bo»t.,Old  Colony  Tr.Co. 

lat  mortgage  (exfd  In  fg83),  guar.p.  ALPa.  RK  .  r 
flai  p*ji  «*  JfVrmtrKoit  ITntn  11    Dtook 

1*4~  mortgage.  .. 

inWfitta  Bin*  JtJt  —Stock 

J.Mie  nMM<  4  r«***»f*m.-BoiuU,  9250.000  g.. 
gxiMfcintc   Bee  NBW  YORK  KBW  HATE*  A  HABIT 
BW  *>»•<•_*-  Stock.  fl.OOO.OOO  authorised. 

1MM..  9100.000,  c..  915.000  cancelled  by  *.  f.e* 
PJrHrt  fmit  iWmt  Tfcnu-Stock 

n 

1893 

Her.  L.  A  Tr.  Co..  Chic. 

let  mortgage,  gold.  e.  *  r 

i'92 
54 

1  -'...I 

:-:.. 

1.000 

:i.'x*O.OOO 
1.  02  4.  (KM) 
UMMMMMO 
See  text. 
7.381.000 

?•' 

M.  A  N. 

J.   A    J 

Sew  York.  Blair  A  Co. 
See  text. 

Mar   1.  1938 
July   1,  1903 

flow.  4  TttTCeKl.  ftH.-Waeo  A  Xo.  Dlv  mort  
Hvtat.  4  Tex.  Cent  KK.  -Common  stock... 

100 

State  of  Texa*  prior  lien  on  flr»t  75  mile*. 

75 
453 

1870 
1890 

6 

i» 

Hoiuton.Texa*. 
X.  Y.,  Central  Tnut  Co. 

Annually. 
July  1,  1997 

lit  M.Lgr..g..redL  \  lOJntga..  9683.000  paid.  .e'Ar 

i.obo 

j.  i  J. 

(2)  OBKAT  XOBTHEBJI  BAILBOAD  DICOHB  AOCOC1TT. 


Tear  mtinj  J**t  90. 
-team  St.  P.  M.  A  Man 


1899. 

.  96.870.419 
.66.199 

403.631 


1890. 

95,504.862 

118.917 

731,631 

999.640 

21.912 

58,654 

158.081 


19M 

94.444.63 
193.197 
1.044608 

-•.:•;.  I  :<  i 
248.099 
109.807 

IT'1,.,71 


..97.975.667       9«.«12.09H  96.436.15O 
I  8t.  P.  M.  A  Man       5.383.016         5.372,500 

Idtrtdead*.... (5)1.250.000    (5)1.290.000  (5)1.187.600 

4O.15O 


sr.9l.04--.547  .or. 8189^08  drf.91O4.156 
(9)  oraaATiOM  or  WHULI  STSTKM. 

rrorfW.JviM80.-96.        On*.  X*l.  <NA.  <M. 

.  Paul  M.  *  M.  Ry    916JV7.463    96370.419    94O6.144    97.275.563 
!  By.  of  Minn..      1.499.446          965.O7O         67.199       1.O22.J69 
*  Central  By.      1.766,086         599.418          9.O7O         607,4*8 
_ABtoaxPaU*Ry.        999AM         999.S76  999         887371 

Dal.  Water.  A  Par.  By!  23^*2    d*f.22.4«4  192    def.  92.349 


.co.       1.915.808         S15>97        87.73O         969.417 


Tot  for  tk«  •jrrtai.921319.999  9O.2O5.478  9609.238  99.714.710 
•  tkto  lart  r»«olt  (99.714.710)  are  payable  the  total  latere«t 
I M  all  tte  compaal*...  9».l  84JS4.  and  fi»  gmaranteed  Ilildead* 


Urrrn  Hmf  *    Wr«l«rn  It  > 
to  Manhland>la..  209  BUea:  bn 


.A  reornnUattoti  Jne  8,1999(Mr  pUala  T.  61.  p.  471). 
•f  tae  Oren  Bay  Waoaa  *  8t  Part.  MU  IB  knSotm  May  1»7  199*. 

9*rCBlTiu.  -There  are  BO  BMdeharfMM  Ike 
Use.,  nor  eaa  any  be  placed  therwn.  or  tb*prop* 
without  eoaMat  of  75  per  cent  of  »tock.    OaM  A 
ttttod  to  2«t  per  c«at  laUmt.  If  earB«4.tk< 
Ki  tke  two  ikare  ratably  ;  bat  after  6  per 
•M»  — 


other  than 
told  or  IraMd 


mmam  rtock  to  2>«  p  r.. 

^1' 


RAnmMa.-Of  old  eootpaay  for  year  endnu  Di 

9991,11  >.a«t.  999.1 99.    U1994.  giMa.  9999j99| 

OIBBCTOU.-S.  B.  Palner.  Prwldmt;  Mark  T.  < 


_.  O>x.  Beervtarr  and 
.  4O  Wan  Street.  It.  T.  :  O.  Ledrard  Blair,  Wai.  J.  WlUon  aad 

(T.  63.  p.  632.  re/.  9K.  V.  94.  p.  134.  178J 
•ay  1*  laona  A  Ml.  P»«l.—  «««  OBBEK 


Lea**d  to  Delaware  Lack.W 
aad  latoiMt  oa  boada.    O 

m 
but  lea*e 


I  '..  n*rlk-.,    J,.rl>.  •..  ..r..  :  .      \     •,    . 

IT.  for  t»r»  bf .  hartrr  for  6  per  cent 
pdaliUx-k. 9200.000;  par. 910. 


1996.  the  Carolina 


, 

n  to  Batacbttrg  and  Ureraweod  mtttr  uu««U 
to  Atothra.  ft  r..  WM  enapletod  la  December. 
porlMd  tor  •!.  31  2.000  (tnutee  Central  TnaM 


on  Jan.  17. 
Mar.  4.  18'- 

of  which  9 


•  snl .'  Barn  we'll.  sT  C    T.  84,"p.  8*i  987. 
lasoulA   Kansas  Cltv   Kr.— Beaumont,  Tex.,  to  Klr- 
inrhe*.  96  mile*.  Capital  itoek  9BOO.OOO:  par  910O. 
I*  for  9750.000.    Car  tract  Bote*  due  Jane  So.  19OO. 
••.-Tear  ending  JOB*  90. 1999.  groe*.  983.613;  net. 
•aw^W.  jnterm*.  etc..  BMM48;  baWe, .urploa, 


Hr 

fl- 


w  York  offlre.    .7  Broad  Street    V.  63.  p.  88O. 
kip  Island  KH.— Road  raaatrWB  tae  Oalf  at  Oulf  Port 
Mis*..   71    mllee:  braaeh    to    Haadsbom.    4    mllea: 
mile*    aad  66  Ib.  oa  2O  mile* 


e*    and  56  Ib.  on 
bollt  about  1999: 


'  «..  71    mile*: 
total   75  aillMi:  rail..  9O  Ib.  oa  61  . 

«d  IB  1883    aad  20  u>H~,  wer^  bollt  about  1999:  66  mllee 
199699.    OaJ«ae3).  I-4'JS.  oapttal  Mock  wa«94OO.OOO 
*ad  fnadaddabt  94011.000.    Baealrer  reported  to  hare  been  discharged 
!•••?«-  1899,  aad  raad  to  be  IB  ehar**  of  the  Bradford  Construction 
•O.  p  559.    Tbeneeoad    mortc. 

*  0*  **"  "**•* 


ro*'! 
Jew 

Haaeo^h    A    <  •!  n  met.— < . 
»•   FM     i.  Mlrh 

^Ifwko9^99«\990 

I.-IB  1»93.  5 

«.;   In  1  •  - 


mort«a<«  U  a  neooad  lien  on  the  rail 
'  ad  grant  of  anoat  15O.OOO  acre*. 

Trnrt  Co.. !».  Y.    Prenldcnt.  J.  T. 

W.  B«n.  Secretary,  J.  T.  Powen.-V.  A3,  p.  357. 


.•»  !.-.•  r>..i.!  CM  i    II  •:     •••  k 

mflee;   total.  31   mile.. 


i  by  Mineral  Range  RR. 
193.  5  p.  c.;  !•  1804.  3%  p.  e.;  In  1896.  Feb..  2",  P.  c.; 

«9«.  F">.  .  '.  j,    .       A   ..'  ,9*.  I         I:,    -.  .   .r   .  ; .  .    •    [J     no 

,J00.769;  net.  99O.OO2;  laterart  and  taxe*.  92  1 .04O; 
livM-n.l..  m.500;  balaaee,  •orplaa, 967,462. 


Hannlkal    *    St.  Jowpb.-Ownn   from    Hannibal.   Mo.,  to  8L 
Joeepa,  Mo..  909  mllee  :braaehee—  Cameron  to  Kansa*  City.  53  mile*; 
t  JoeephtoAtahleon.Kan.,20mlle*;  Palmyra  to  Oulncy,  I1L.  13  mile*. 
a*ea.  3  mile*  ;  total  operated.  295  mile*.    Own*  bridge  at  Kanaa*  City. 

914.244.900  itook.    Preferred 


•took  ha*  prior  right  to  a  non-eumulaUre  dlrtdand  of  7 


to?;  taenbothaaare.    Drr. 
nearly  2  par  cent;  IB  1891  9-89  per  eeat;  In 
ferred  and  TJ 


oek  In  1899 


unuorrcMi  B  WV.K  ui  AO  w 

•1  aad  »ja  p.  e.  oa  common ;  In  1899, 7  p.  e,  pref  .'and2»l(1  p.  e.  eom- 
i;  la  1807.7  a!  e.  pref.  and  2*,0  cojninoti:  for  1896.  7  p.  c,  pref.  aad 
e.  n.mmn.  of  wbiea  5-86  a.  e.  wa*  extra  out  of  surplus. 

i  Uea  la  October.  1896.  Be PPLKHBXT,  p.  2 


IXOOKB  Acoonrn  hare  shown    *arplns    for  dlridends:    In  1896, 
9507,552 ;  IB  1804,  9592,554 ;  la  1899.  9446371 ;  la  1992, 9422.052. 

Harrlsbnrg 
from  DUemUa, 

Ra^SSSlSL^i 
beteg?  aer  eaat  aa  tba 


stock  aad  Interact  on  the  bond*,  taxe*  and  ex- 
atoek.  91.182JV50;  par  960. 


Harlford  4k  Coaajecllral  Weetern  at  T.—Owu  from  Hartford 
Conn.,  to  RhtaeettB-.  .\  Y,  li>9  mllea.  Leaeed  fill  Augu.t.  1939,  to  taa 
Philadelphia  Reading  A  New  England,  the  rental  paring  charge*  aad 
2  per  eeat  par  aaaam  oa  the  etoek.  Dlrldeada  were  paid  Uutdari  of 


2  per 
FabV 
1897. 


. 

aM  AUL.  bat  la  1897  dlT.wa*  paid  Mar.  1.    There  were  In  April. 

.9947i3bOaBa.WartarBRR.7per  oent  bonds  due  19OO.  conver- 
tible Into  atoek  at  90  par  eeat.  In  February.  1  H97,  It  wa*  propoaed  to 
latae  a  aew  BMrtnge  for  91  JWO.OOO.  of  which  97OO.OOO  to  retire  flrtt 
5«  at  maturity  aad  balaaee  for  eonitruotlon  of  branch.  17  mllen,  from 
TarlftUK  to  West  Bprtngneld.  MaM.  Of  the  Mock  91.39O.OOO  U 
pladgad  by  the  leatee  under  It*  mortgage.  V.  64,  p  . 


Mlaea.N.  J     t   . 


tin.    nil.— <)wn«  from  Rockaway,  N.  J.,  to  Hlbrrnla 
>«m.  Leaeadl    ' 


I  to  Cent  of  N.J.  In  189O  for  912.000  per  aa. 


Ootay  TTD- 


i  llmliiEi-ii    KH.-.v 
•   "M*..  to  Wllmlngfc 

par  flOO.  Mi 
BlUs  payable  June 
•arnlBg* 


AKBOW   OAOOK.— 


lngton,Vt.24i*iBlIe<. 
Mortnge  tnutee.  Old 
ne  36.1 896.  972.634. 


lings  for  year  1895  96,  gross.  966.- 

147;  net.  917.770;  other  Income.  9959:  charge*,  9 1 5,54 f;  Jlrldead* 
(1  p.  c.).  92.500.  IB  1994-95  dlrldeads  (1  p.  c,). 

—Road  from  Malrern  to  Hot  Springs,  Ark.,  22 
1975.    Mortgage  tnutee.  Merchants-  L.  A  T.  Oa.. 


eadtag       . 

Intereet,  9244*00;  dlrtaeodi.  954.000. 


Chicago".    Yaar 


.•'':"-. 


Dee.  3l 


gross.  9r82.445:  net.  985.497; 
In  1893  groM.  9189.107. 


»a*A  »>sc  Texas  Hy.— Ownafrom  Houston.  Texa*, 
toBaMaeRtrer  at  Logaasport.  192  mile*.  Operate*  the  Houston  A 
ShreTeport  RB,,  Logaa.portto»hreTeport.40mile..  Total.  232  mile* 

RaoBOAnXAnox.— In  Aagnat.  1899.  a  plan  for  reorganisation  with 
out  foreclosare  wa*  Mbmltted  to  the  security  holder*.  Plan.  In  V.  63 
p.  299.  reduced  1st  mortgage  from  93.840.000  to  93.00O.OOO  by  ran 
rellstlon;  or  whleh  93.oon.ooo  there  will  be  98887000  reserved  for 
additions,  betterments,  etc. 

RBroBT.— Report  for  the  year  ending  June  3O,  1896.  wa*  la 
V.  68.  p.  267:  Oroa*.  9618,489;  aet.9134.137;  la xe*. 9 15. 139;  balaaee 
for  Interest. 81 18.998.  Annual  Interest  enarge.9192.OOO.  In  1894-95, 
crojs.9539.9e9-.  aal. 9184.961.  Director*  (elected  Jan.  *97):  George 
A.  Blair.  J.  B.  Deanb  aad  Edgar  L.  Manten  of  New  York;  Joel  A. 
Hperry  of  New  H*Ten.  Conn.,  aad  T.  W.  House,  J.  A.  Baker,  Jr..  C. 
Lombardl,  Bam  Allen  an  -e  of  Hnuston.  (V.  63,  p.  99  T,  269.) 

Houston)  A  Texas  Central  Kalfx-ay.— The  Waoo  A  Ncirthwes- 
ern  division.  Bremond  to  Ros«.  Tex..  54  miles,  wa*  not  Included  In  tl1 

organization  of  the  H.  A  T.  C.   Kr..  but  wa*  sold  under  fore< 
separately  la  1895  to  Southern  Pacific  Interests.  The  purchase  tn»in 
91.6O6.0OO,  was  nrrrr  paid,  however,  and  salt  has  been  brought 
t  he  Tcxa*  Central  RR.  to  compel  payment    It  ha*  been  proposed  • 
consolidate  the  H.  *  T.  C.  feu/rood,  the  Waco  A  Northwestern  and 
Texa*  Central  RR.  If  term*  can  be  agreed  upon.    See  V.  64,  p.  707. 

Texa.    Ontr-al     Railrood.-l See  Jtttp  of  Soul 
Tim   Houston,  Texa*,  to  Denlaon,  Texas,  338  m 
»,  to  Austin.  Texas.  114  mile*;  total  owned.  453  11 
Also  op«ialai  Fort  Worth  A  New  Orlean*  Ry.,  Oarrett  to  Port  W 
40  mllea;  Central  Texa*  A  N.  W..  12  m.;  Austin  A  N.  W.,  1O7;  other 
HI«TO«T.— Successor  April  11.   1899.  to  a  railtray  company 
closed  Sept  8,  1888.    ReorganUatlon  plan  V.  45.  p.  792,  82O.     • 
solldatlon  of  Texas  Central, Waro  A  Northwestern  anil  H.  AT.  C.  U  m>*> 
poeed— see  H.  A  T.  C.  Kailiray  above  and  V.  64,  p.  707. 
Boin>a.— Tha  bond*  are  being  gradually  reduced  with  proeei  '< 

The  Jlrtl  mortqaf*  wa*  for  98.634.0OO,  of  which  93: 
against  claim  of  State  of  Texas  upon  75  miles  of  the    -«M. 
•laaim  hwatd.  but  redneed  to  present  figure  by  land  sales. 
The  Southern  Pacific  Company  guarantee*  Interest  on  all  the 
and  both  principal  and  Interest  of  the  debentttrn.    The  flrtt  mortgage 
bonds  and  the  amtoHdaled  mortgage  bonds  may  be  called  for  redemp- 
tion at  110  with  proceed*  of  land  sales.    See  full  abitractt  of  all  the 


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RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OE  DIVIDENDS. 

pal,  Whin  Due. 
Stacks—  Last 
Dividends. 

rnr  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  »ee  notes 
on  first  page  of  tables. 

Rate  Per 

Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Btuttan  4  Trim  Central  RR  —  (Concluded.)—  • 
Oam.lL,LR..K.,red.at  1  lO,lnt.gu..$464,OOO  pd.c'Ar 
Q^m.  morl.gold.  int.  gnar.,emt..  $8.000  pald.o-*r 
D»bent..  p.  ami  L  gu.  Bo.  P»c.,end.   Bee  text.i  •*! 
D*tx>nt.,j>.  »ndl.  gu.Bo.  P»c.,  end.  See  text.  o'*r 

453 
453 

1890 
1890 
1890 
1890 

$1,000 

l.ooo 

1,000 
1.000 

100 
50 
50 
500 
500 
1.  
1,000 

$3,455,000 
4,297,OOO 
705,420 
411.OOO 
84,900 
1,371,750 
2,000,OOO 
416,000 
367,500 
1,497,000 
680,000 
(1) 
1,025,000 
52,500,000 
10,000,000 
2,498,000 
3,400,000 
1.000,000 
1,500,000 
2.499.OOO 
£  500,000 
$5,266,000 
1,600,000 
968,000 
15,000,000 
3.000.OOO 
24,679,000 
4.806.OOO 
3,550,000 
4,484,925 

4K' 

A.  A  O. 
A.  A  0. 
A.  A  0. 
A.  A  O. 

N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

Oct.    1,  1918 
Apr.  1,  1921 
Oct.  1,  1897 
Oct.  1,  1897 

63 
63 
63 

63 

1854 
1857 
I860 
1896 

See  text. 
7  per  an. 

5  8' 

Seml-an 
Semi-ail 
A.  A  0. 
F.  A  A. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O 

Phll,Of.,4thAWalnut8t. 
do              do 
do             .do 
do             do 
do              do 
Phila.,Merchants'Tnist 

Feb.  8,'!-7,  1% 
Feb  8/97,313% 
Sept.  30,  19liO 
Felx   1,  1925 
Mch.31.192R 
Oct.1,'97-1906 

Istotort.,  extended  In  189O  (Int.  only  In  gold)... 
Sawrt.,  old  7«,  extended  in  1  895.  p  A  i.,  gold)  . 

C«m*ol.  cur  t'ru«t»,  $680,000.  $6«,OOO  due  Oct.  1 
Mnlt*intan  4  So.—  Recelv's  ctf«.  (see  V.  63,  p.  184) 
let  mort..  ($12,5OO  per  mile)  see  V.  02,  p.  84.... 

.... 

1889 

5 

See  text. 
4  per  an. 

5  1: 

4  g. 
3»«  g. 

•Zt 

6 
5 

4  g. 

4g! 
4g. 
4  g. 
3g. 

Mi'A's. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  0. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  D. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A   8. 
J.   A   J. 
J.    A   J. 
F.  A  A. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  D. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 
F.  A  A. 
J.   A   J. 

1919 

Jan'.,''96,'  2% 
Apr.   1,   1951 
Apr.  1,  1903 
Deo.   1,  1905 
Jan.   1,  1951 
Jan.   1.  1951 
1951 
July   1,   1950 
Jan.   1,  1898 
Aug.  1,  1921 
Apr.   1,  1952 
Deo.    1,  1950 
Nov.  1,  1953 
Jan.   1,  19O4 
Aug.  1,   1951 
July   1,  1951 

100 
100 

i-JOO 

Jt  •]()<) 
1,000 
1,000 

£200 
iL'OO 

1,000 
1,000 

500  Ac. 
1,000 
500  Ac. 
1.000 
1,000 
l.OOO 

New  York,  214  B'dwav. 
New  York,  214  B'dway. 
London. 
London,  Morton,  R.A  Co. 
do              do 
New  York,  214  B'dway. 
do              do 
London. 
London,  Baring  Bros. 
New  York,  214  B'dway. 
do              do 
do              do 
dn              do 
do              do 
do              '!" 
do              do 
do              do 

Lowed  line  4  per  c«nt  stock,  guar.  (see  remarks.) 
„,    Sterling  bds.  old  6s  ext  in  1895 
.  J5FT.         Bterl.  ot'03,  *10,OOOdr'nyrl.e- 
8  7  4    I  or    gt^rijug  bonds  due  1905 

706 

I 

ii'i 

131 

854 

798 
218 

1875 
1874 

1S75 

IMHti 

1886 
1877 
1*81 
1888 
1890 
1892 
1894 
1894 
1896 

£°>00<}    4»ofl886,due  1951,  gold....  e* 
1     *"    3>*  of  1886.  due  1951.  gold..  o* 
•qnally  Ssof  189:>.  due  I'.Ol.  gold.c'ArJ 
Trust  bonds  sterl.  (secured  by  Ch.  St.L.  AN.O.cons.) 
Ill  M.,  Spring.  Dlv.  (Oilman  to  8p.),$2,OOO.OOO.o 
MM..  Middle  I)iv.,0tto  t»  Norman  Juno.  Abrs.r 

Cairo  Bridge  bonds,  gold  (see  remarks)  —  c'*r.  . 
OoL  trust,  $25.000,000,  gold,  on  L.  N.  O.  A  T..c-*r 
Ool.  trust,  gold,  C.  O.  A  8.  W.  (red.  at  100)....o*4r 

St.  Loni*  DU  -.(interim  ctfs.).  $15,000,000,  g.  c*Ar 

mortgage* in  V.  52,  p.  242.  Of  the$.<>,OB8,OOOoonsolidat«rt  6s  authorized 
$1,149,000  (not  Included  In  the  amount  outstanding  abo'e)  are  held  as 
•art  security  for  the  general  4s.  Trustee  of  general  mortgage  is  Metro- 
politan Trust  Co.  of  N.Y.  The  debentures  have  Interest  but  not  prin- 
cipal payable  In  gold. 

Dee.  31,  1895,  current  liabilities  were  $1,128,374;  current  assets, 
$900,213.  Including  cash,  $-103,068;  due  from  Southern  Pacific, 
$-132,012.  The  State  of  Texas  claims  $411,935  due  Texas  school  fund. 

LASDS.— The  lands  Jan.  1,  1896.  consisted  for  first  mortgage  of 
2.292,925  acres;  consol.  mortgage,  1 ,329,554  acres;  general  mort- 
gage. 15.017  acres.  Deferred  payments  were:  For  1st  mort.,  $249,663  ; 
•oonol.  mortgage,  $143,945 ;  general  mort.,  $2,028  ;  total,  $395,636. 

LATMTEARXINGS-U  mos.,  J  1896..Gross,  $2,946,320;  net,  $849,522 
Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30.  <  1895.,Gross,  3,174,036;  net,  1,113,924 

AXXDAL  REPORT.— Report  for  1895  in  V.  63,  p.  114.  showed :  Gross, 
$3.388,715;  net,  $1,312,011:  other  income,  $9,2 1 1;  interest,  taxes,  etc., 
$910,589;  balance,  surplus,  $403,634.— (V.  63,  p.  1 14;  V.  64,  p.  707.) 

Hndson  Highland  Bridge  &  Railway.— Successor  in 
Xurrh,  1896,  to  the  Hudson  Suspension  Bridge  A  New  England  Ry., 
which  was  chartered  iu  1868  to  construct  a  suspension  bridge  over  the 
Hudson  River  near  Peekskill,  N.  Y.  Capital  stock,  $84,900,  with  right 
wiaerease.  No  bonds  issued  to  October,  1896.  V.  62,  p.  457. 

Huntingdon  &  Broad  Top  rat.  KR.  A-  Coal  Co.— Owns  from 
Huntingdon,  Pa.,  to  Mount  Dallas,  Pa.,  45  miles;  branches,  18  miles. 

DIVIDENDS—  / 

8ISCE  '87.    S    '88.  '89.  '90.  '91.  '92.  '93.  '94.  '95.  '36.          '97. 
6n  common....      00024554>a4  Feb.,  1  p.  c. 
On  preferred...      5      5     5"a     '91  to  Feb. '97, 7  p. ct.  yearly. 

On  common  Jan.  30, 1896,  2  per  cent ;  Aug.  10,  2  p.  c. 

SECURITIES.— The  consolidated  car  trusts  of  1896  for  $630,000  re- 
•laoedalloiher  car  trusts  and  reduced  fixed  charges,  it  is  said,  by 
S4O.OOO.  They  cover  2,405  oars ;  $68,000  trusts  mature  yearly  on  Oct. 
1  In  the  order  of  their  numbers,  beginning  with  lowest.  In  January, 
1897,  the  last  of  the  oil  car  trusts  were  paid. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Report  for  1896  was  given  in  V.  64,  p.  326. 

Orosi.         Set.      Oth.  income.    Interest.  DMd'nds.   Balance. 

18P6... $583,362  $299.212      $ $106,190  $181,151  sur  $11,871 

1895...   648.OO4    352,021         110,650    200,872    sur.40,499 

1894  .  580,718  312,779  1.O32  117,635  207,678  def.11,502 
-  (V.  62,  p.  232,  277,  316;  V.  63,  p.  402;  V.  64,  p.  3'ie.) 

Hutrhlimon  &  Southern  Ry.— From  Hutehinson,  Kan.,  to 
Xedford,  O.  T.,  102  miles,  of  which  22  miles  completed  In  Dec.,  1896. 
Keceiver  was  appointed  Aug.  9,  1893,  and  now  is  L.  E.  Walker, 
Be  'trice,  Neb.  Receiver's  certificates  have  been  issued  to  build  ex- 
tensions. See  V.  63.  p.  154.  Stock  $6,434,900  (par,  $100)  authorized 
and  #1,025.000  outstanding.  Mortgage  trustee  is  Metropolitan  Trust 
Co..  New  York.  Year  ending  June  oO,  1896,  gross  earnings  were 
$57,660.  Current  liabilities  June  30,  1896,  $802,443.  (V.  61,  p.  184.) 

HlliioU  Central.— (See  Map.)— ROAD.— Operates  from  Chicago 
111.,  southerly  to  New  Orleans,  La.,  912  miles,  and  westerly  to  Sioux 
City.  IH.,  509  miles,  with  numerous  branches.  Its  road,  clearly  shown 
•n  the  accompauj  ing  map,  Is  made  up  as  follows :  (fl  which  see.) 

Road  owned  in  fee.  Miles.        Entire  stock  owned. 


1 365 

i341 


547 
100 


923 


.              Mile*. 
Branches 819 


Total  owned  June  30,  '95.. 3, 095 

Leased.— Control  owned. 
Dubuque  &  Sioux  City  IT 600 

Leafed  in  April,  18H6. 
St.  Louis  Alton  A  Terre  H.U .    239 
Ches.  Ohio  &  S.  W.  A  brs.  II....    456 


Chicago  to  Cairo,  111.   i  ,,„., 
CVntralla,  111.,  to  EastP'f,  ' 

nnbuque,  la  Astern. 

Knlire  stork  owned. 
Chicago  St.  L.  &  N.  O.  RR. 

Oalni.  111.,  to  New  Orleans. 
Mam..  Ten.,  to  Grenada.Miss. 
Tuoo  Sc  Mississippi  Val.  RR. 

Memphis  t  •  N.  O.  and  brs. .    

TraekagetoSt.L.-seeV.«3,p.l89.  Total  oper.  Oct.,  1896.  4390 
-On  June  3O,  1890.  the  company  reported  3,127  miles  in- 
•luded  ill  earnings,  I. ut  thU  ttid  not  include  807  miles  of  Yazoo&  Miss 
T»l.  (In  9'J:f  miles  above)  earni.  on  which  are  reported  separately  below 
n»r  the  456  miles  of  C.  O.  &  S.  W.  road  controlled  since  July,  1896* 
Th*  Owensl-oro  Fulls  of  Rough  ,v-  Creen  River,  42  miles,  was  pur- 
tbaM-d  (for  $150,000)  In  April,  1897.  V.  64,  p.  755. 

HISTOKY,  LEASES,  Ac.-Chartered  in  December,  1850.    The  company 

the  State  of  Illinois  7  per  cent  of  grow-  earnings  of  the  700 

•He*  o«  ned  iu  fee  yearly  in  lieu  of  taxes.  The  Chicago  8t  Louis  &  New 

^','1!  J!'r.40?  y,ear"  F°?  July  1>  1882>  »t4peroent  per  auuum 
110,000,000  stock  deposited  to  secure  the  leased  line  slock. 


In  tb 
I>ereiD 


In  1892  practically  all  the  stock  and  bonds  of  the  Louis v.  New  Orleans 
*    .v"t?    <807..  I!,',161*,''   were   acquired,    and  the    company    merged 
,   az<?£0*-  M1<"<lBsiPP1  Valley,  making  923  miles,  as  above.    In 
lier  1893.  control  of  the  C.  0.  &  S.  W.  was  acquired.    See  V  62 

A  Ipnan  nt  th«  St    I  j.,,!.,  A  U,.,,   ». -i',,-.,.  '     ":     .    ,       • 


.          .      . 

,  a  -  Lo","'  Alton  *  Terro  H'"lto         "»  ™s  taken 

April,  18H6.    See  "  General  Finances"  below  and  V.  62,  p.  636.  684. 


««uin«<«™M'fl  ,lin«   'tock  ls  "oured   by  deposit  o 

MMWp.OOO  Chicago  St.  Louis  A  New  Orleans  stock,  and  in  ease  of 
xty  days  In  the  payment  of  any  semi-annual  dividend  of  2 
F«r««nt,  the  stockholder  Is  entitled  to  his  share  of  the  stock  pledged 

Dmt>E!«t»     >  1885.    -86.    '87.    '88.    '89.    '90.  '91  to  Mar.  '97.  Inol 
Onamonstick.  J  8  p.c.     7>3       7        7     513        6         5  p.  o.  yearly 


BONUS.— Main  Line  *15,OOO,OOO  mortgage  of  1874  covers  property 
describe^  in  V.  63,  p.  76.  Cairo  bridge  bonds  are  secured  by  deposit 
of  a  like  amount  of  Chicago  St.  Louis  A  New  Orleans  1st  M.  Cairo  Bridge 
5s.  The  rental  for  the  bridge  Is  $180,000  in  gold  annually,  of  which 
$30,000  goes  to  a  contingent  and  sinking  fund  till  1902,  then  $20,000 
to  regular  sinking  fund.  See  adv.  In  CHRONICLE,  May  7, 1892. 

The  trwtt  bonds  of  1886  are  secured  by  deposit  of  $5,266,000  Chicago 
St.  L.  A  N.  O.  consols  of  '81,  and  are  to  be  included  in  any  new  mortg. 

The  collateral  trust  bonds  of  1952  are  secured  by  pledge  with  the  U.  8. 
Crust  Co.  of  New  York  of  $16,350,000  5  per  cent  1st  mortgage  gold 
Donds  of  subsidiary  railroads  covering  854  miles.  See  list,  V.  55,  p.  550. 

The  $25,000,000  collateral  trial  bonds  of  1953  were  issued  on  pledge 
of  the  Louisv.  N.  O.  A  Texas  securities  purchased  in  1892.  Trustee  of 
deed,  U.  8.  Trust  Company.  $318,000  L.  N.  O.  &  T.  1st  mortgage  and 
$96,000  land  grant  income  bonds  were  uiiexchanged  June  30, 1896. 
See  adv.  CHRONICLE,  June  11, 1892,  and  V.  54,  p.  964  j  V.  61,  p.  1 12. 

The  collateral  trust  bonds  of  1004,  (United  States  Trust  Co.,  Trubtee,) 
and  their  collateral  were  described  in  V.  62,  p.  988. 

For  the  Chicago  St.  Louis  it  New  Orleans  the  lessee  guarantees  the 
principal  and  interest  of  all  the  outstanding  bonds  prior  to  the  5  per 
cent  bonds,  and  by  an  endorsement  on  the  latter  bonds  guarantees  the 
payment  of  the  interest  on  the  same  until  the  principal  is  puirt.  Of 
these  consol.  5s  $5,266,000  additional  to  the  amount  outstanding  above 
are  pleged  as  security  for  the  Illinois  Central  trust  bonds  of  1886. 

The  Western  Lines  loan  of  1894  is  for  $10.000,000,  but  only  $5,425,- 
000  can  now  be  issued  upon  the  road  from  Dubuque  to  Iowa  Falls,  142 
miles,  and  Cedar  Falls  to  Minn.  State  line,  76  miles.  The  bonds  are 
direct  obligations  of  the  Illinois  Central,  but  are  secured  hy  a  first 
mortgage  given  by  the  Dubuque  &  Sioux  City  on  the  portion  of  Its  road 
above  named.  The  remaining  bonds  can  be  sold  only  as  follows: 
$4,575,000  oulywhen  the  road  from  Iowa  Falls  to  Sioux  City,  184  miles, 
now  subject  to  $2,800,000  of  Iowa  Falls  A  Sioux  City  bonds  due  in  1917, 
shall  be  transferred  to  the  trustee  without  any  encumbrance.  Trustee, 
United  States  Trust  Co.  Sinking  fund,  $46,733  yearly,  but  bonds  cannot 
be  called.  V.  59,  p.  919. 

The  St.  Louis  Division  bonds  are  secured  by  deposit  with  the  United 
States  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  of  $3,  72,700  capital  stock  of  the  St.  Louis 
Alton*  Terre  Haute  and  $1,269,000  stock  of  Belleville  &  Southern 
Illinois,  representing  a  controlling  interest  in  the  St.  Louis  Division, 
and  by  pledge  of  the  lease  of  said  division,  also  of  all  other  property, 
securities,  etc.,  acquired  with  proceeds  of  the  bonds.  The  total  auth- 
orized loan  is  $15,000,000,  at  not  exceeding  4  per  cent  interest:  of 
which  to  acquire  control  of  stocks  per  offer  in  V.  62,  p.  684,  etc., 
$5,000,000  of  3  per  cents ;  to  redeem,  if  at  any  time  deemed  beat,  the 
seven  first  mortgage  loans  mark-d  J  under  St.  Louis  Alton  &  Terre 
Haute,  $6,500,000 ;  to  acquire  any  other  interests  in  the  securities, 
etc.,  of  the  St.  Louis  Division,  and  for  extensions,  improvements,  etc., 
thereon,  etc.,  $3,500,000.  To  the  stockholders  assenting  to  offer  in  V. 
62,  p.  684,  certificates  are  issued  entitling  the  holder  to  his  share  of  the 
proceeds  of  sale  of  the  bonds  issued  in  making  the  exchange,  which 
bonds  under  an  agreement  with  a  banking  house  are  to  be  hela  by  the 
trustee  until  Jan.  1, 1898,  subject  to  their  option  to  purchase  at  90 
and  interest.— See  V.  62,  p.  684. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— Bills  payable  July,  1896,  including  obligations 
incurred  for  purchase  of  y.  O.  4  S.  W.  securities,  were  $6,142.619  The 
$7,000,000  notes  bearing  3%  per  cent  issued  for  C.  O.  A  S.  W.  securities 
were  retired  in  1896,  but  $5,000,000  notes  payable  were  issued. 
Capital  stock  for  $2,500,000  (of  the  $10,000,000  authorized  in  Decem- 
ber, 1895),  was  sold  at  par  early  in  1896. 

In  July,  1896,  Western  Line  bonds  for  $1,875,000  were  issuable  on 
Cedar  Falls  &  Minn,  (see  Dubuque  &  Sioux  Citv),  making  total 
$5,425,000.— V.  63,  p.  29.  In  July,  1896,  were  listed  on  the  New 
York  Stock  Exchange  £500,000  three  per  cents  of  1>-51,  dated  Aug. 
31, 1895,  and  Issued  under  $15,000,000  main  line  mortgage  of  1874  In 
substitution  for  "redemption  bonds"  paid  April  1,  1890.— V.  63.  p.  76. 

Control  of  the  Chesapeake  Ohio  &  Southwestern  (which  see)  was 
acquired  in  December,  1893.  The  road,  the  securities  of  which  are  now 
mostly  owned  by  the  Illinois  Central,  was  sold  in  foreclosure  J"ly  25, 
1896,  and  is  now  operated  by  [11.  Cent.,  but  as  an  independent  property. 

In  April,  1896,  a  lease  for  99  years  of  the  St.  Louis  Alton  &  Terre 
Haute  system  was  consummated,  21.)  per  cent  being  guaranteed  on  the 
stock  and  an  offer  made  to  give  new  Illinois  Central,  St.  Louis  Division, 
3  per  cents  in  exchange  for  the  shares  on  certain  terms.  This  acquisi- 
tion gives  the  long-needed  line  to  fct.  Louis. 

EARNINGS— 8  months,  <  1896-7.... Gross,$15,131,037;  net,  $4,715,126 
July  1  to  Feb.  28.     (1895-6 Gross,   15,304,702:  net.    5.355.073 

St.  Louis  Alton  A  Terre  Haute  not  included  in  1893  for  the  three 
months  from  July  1  to  October  1. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Annual  meeting  is  he'd 
at  Chicago  the  second  Wednesday  in  October.  Report  for  1895-96  was 
published  at  length  in  V.  63,  p.  696,  703.  See  also  editorial,  p.  678. 
The  following  does  not  Include  Yazoo  A  Mississippi  Valley— which  see 
below,  but  does  Include  the  St.  L.  Alton  &  T.  H.  since  Oct.  1, 1895: 

Tears  entt ing  June  30—  1896.  1895.  1894. 

Miles  operate* 3,127  2,888  2.E78 

Passenger  earnings $4,394,771      $3,908,348      $6,116,603 

Freight  earnings 15,028,104      12,821,211       12,253,012 

Mall,  express  A  miscellaneous.     2,579,967        2,327,435        2,287,249 

Total  earnings $22,002,842    $19.056,994    $20,657,464 


A  PHIL,  1907  J 


SAILEOAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


67 


Bn»o«l t>er»  will  confer  •  great  favor  hjr  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  dlseoTered  In  Ihe.e  Tables. 
RAILBOAD8. 


1  Mile* 

for  exp  Lanm  tlon  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  tee  notes !     of 


on  first  page  of  table*. 


of 


K.M.I.    H. .i:.l- 


, 

Caie.8t.LoatoAX.O.,  IstM.  (prior  lien  In  Ten*.) 
1st  mortgage,  Cairo,  111.,  to  jr.  O..L*.  and  branch 


.  (fi8.000.o),  gold  (see  text).c«r 
Memphis  Dtr.lit  M..  cold.  guar.  p.  *  1.  (end.)  .  c1 
St.  Loul.  Alton  *  Terra  Haute- 
Cemmoa  Mock.  93,470,800,  rental  2V,  p.c.y'rly 
Dl  vldend  bond*.  .................................. 

list  M.  Aterm'l  r82.50O.OOO).g..red.at  105.c-*r 
line*  leased  to  St.  Lout.  Alton  *  Terra  Hsuu- 
BeltoTllleABo.  ML  pref.»tock,81.275,OOO.  rental 
4-8  p.  e.  yearly.  99  year.. 


567 
567 
567 
567 
IOO 


mort,  gold.  Int.  gnar  f 

3d  M.,  inc.,  non-cum..  Plnckney  T.  to  Carbond.o* 
ICarbondale  A  Shawneefn  l.t  M..  g..lnt.  gu.  c" 
St.  L.  80.  eonsoL  mort..  gold  (81325.00O) . .     c' 
lOBlc.  BCL.A  Fadneah  IstM..  g..  red  at  1O5  gu.c' 
3d  M.,  g..  Inc.  taoo-oum.)  Marlon  to  Pad.Abr.c- 
ftUUna  Iterator  «  West.— 1st  M..  g..  red.  at  1 10  c' 
f  asMwM  Attoeto  4  Jtosm-lstM..  gob.  red.  at  par. .  o- 
1st  and  3d  tap,  Ms  (flSO,OOOeaeh)4p.e.aon-cnm.r 

1st  Ext  M.  <8eOO.OOo7 gold.  red.  at  105 c- 

••"•ma  *  illiitoi*  JsuMsi  •    Kit  ST.  Lotns  IxDiA*  Arou  s  A  Ri  ETBBK. 
Dteatur  si  Sfrinmf.— 1st  M.  7s.  reorg.  <     ' 
LJHc*.— 1st  M.,  812.000  p.  m..  gold. 
•    ri,.-lstm..g..*.f.BotB*qJ.tt 


14 


57 
17 
51 
51 
30 
3O 
17 
30 
53 
53 
151 
lit 
11- 


1-77 
1*77 
1-77 
1881 
1889 


1  —  1 
1  -j  I 


1866 
1883 
1880 
1880 

l--.; 
1886 
1887 
1894 
1--7 
1887 
1895 
1889 
1889 
1  -.«.( 


Id  M..  .fuarsjteedp.ALPesm7 


Co. 


'.e' 
toeall.c- 


mu.<, 
end.)e 
)....  el 


40 

US 
133 


I---. 
1886 
1867 

1-70 


Slie,  or 
Par 


•1.000 
1,000 

i'.boo 
1,000 

100 

l.OOO 

1,000 


100 

1,000 
1,000 

1,000 
1,000 
l.OOO 

1,000 
1.000 

1,000 

1,000 
1,000 
l.OOO 
1.000 
500 
1.000 


l.OOO 
1.000 
1,000 
1.000 
1.000 


INTEREST  OK  DIVIDENDS. 


Amount 

<>ut-t;iu,linir 


$539.000 

828,000 

SO.OiO 

11,289,000 

3,500,000 

2,522,400 

7!'.<K>0 

2,275,000 


Bondt—Pitm*. 
pal,  When  Doe. 
Bate  per    When    Where  Payable,  and  by    Stock*— L** 


Cent.     Payable 


7 

6 

5g. 

4  g. 

2>*p.an. 
3g. 


M.  A  X.  X.  Y.,  214  Broadway. 
M.  A  X.  do  do 

J.  A  D.  do  do 

JisADis  do  do 

J.   A  D.  do  do 


1,269.000  4-8  p.  an 

998,000 

485,000 

220,000 

330,000 

550,000 

179.000 

250.0OO 

346,000 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 
1,824.000 

800.000 

457300 

500,000 


1,900,000 

480.000 

955.000 

1.700,000 

1.400.000 


4 
Sg. 


Dividend. 


Hov.  1,  1897 
NOT.  1,  1897 
Dec.  1,  1907 
June  15, 1951 
Deo.  1,  1951 


J.   A   J.  lBtdlT.July,'96,I.C.Of.  Jan.,-97,l>«% 
June  1  . 

J.  A  D.    X.  Y.,  State  Trust  Co.     June  1,  1914 


J.  A   J.  1  st div. July, -96,1.  C.  Of.  Jan.,  97,2-4% 

A.  A  O.    X.  Y..  State  Trust  Co.  Oct.    1,   1897 

J.  A  D.           do              do  June  1,  1933 

J.  A  J'          do              do  July  1,  191O 

F.  A  A.  Pd.ln'91.coup.  Feb  '80  Aug.  1,  1938 

M.  A   8.    X.  Y.,  Mercan.  Tr.  Co.  Sept.  1,  1931 

March.            do              do  Sept  1,  1931 

M.  A   8.            do               do  Mi-li.  1,  1933 

M.  A  S.|          do              do  Sept.  1,  1938 

M.  A   8.            do               do  Sept  1,  1917 

M.  A  B.  Paid  1\  p.c.  Xov.,1893.  Sept  1,  1917 

J.   A   J.  N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co.  Jan.   1,  1935 

J.   A  D.  N.  Y..  Metropol.  Tr.  Co.  Dec.   I,  1938 

A.  A  O.           do              do  Deo.   1,  1938 

M.  A   8.           do              do          :  Mar.  1,  1943 

J.  A  J.N.  Y.. Central  Tru»t  Co. 

M.  A   S.  Mar.. '96.  com..  U.t  pd.  Sept  1.  1938 

M.  A  N.    Phlla.,  Fidelity  Tru.t  May  1,  1938 

r.  A  A.  H.  Y.,Farm.L.ATr.Co.  Feb.  1,  1988 

M.  A  X.           do              do  May  1. 


Fear  nufiity  /WM  30— 
Operating  azpOBOBT 
P.  et  op.  sryoa  to 

Wot 


1895. 


1891 


Total  raeelpu 

laterast  on  HI.  Central  bonds 
tat  on  Chic.  St.  L.  AH.  O.k 
Rental  Dab.  A  Btoax  City 

rental  St.  L.  A.  *  T.  II 
DtTidaads  on  1 11.  Central 
DlTldOBdson 


1.214.040 
99O463 
190311 


.757445 
1.217340 


1,217340 

-Ml- 


81.181 


.. 

4OO.OOO 
80.925 


2,500.000 

400.000 

80305 


Balance,  sarplos. 
YAIOO  Al 

l*sv%;  . 
1891-95.. 
1*9.1 -»i 


8513.237  82.918 

on  807  mil**  : 
OM«r  inc. 


. 
81.191301  86»       8080323 

*.---. 


M--..I.--7.-. 

Btl.mr. 
8500337 
161.901 


,  LOCIS    ALTuX    A 

ute  from  Ht  U 
noU  to  Padocah.  Ky..  with 

/VoeTisSTZZ**-  JflCM. 

*.8t  Louis  to  BeUoTlUe,  111...    15 

L***dU»t*— 
Belleville  A  Southorn  Tlllaols 

BeUoTfltoto  DaqBota 57 

-•MOSS*.... 

•  A  Carondelet- 
BtuEastOarondelet     17 


HACTE  RL-rorms  the  -  Cairo  Short 
.  aerooi  UM  ooal  nelds  of  Southern  1111- 


PtnekaoTTtlle  to 

CarbondatoABka 

Carbondale  to  M 


fCancI  t—     Hilt* 


to  Oarbaadale.  30 


17 


to  Marlon. 

APadooaa- 


ete 53 


T..T.: 


*  Western,  foreclosed.— V.  61.  p.  1064.    Bee  decision  continuing  tfca 
validity  of  the  reorganization  In  V.  64,  p.  41. 

STOCK  A!«i>  BOXM.— In  December,  1895, 3912.OOO  common  and  8911.- 
000  preferred  had  been  liianed.  all  of  which  bad  been  sold  to  Cincinnati 
Hamilton  A  Dayton  Interests.  Bee  V.  61.  p.  1064. 

The  first  mortgage  of  1895  Is  authorised  at  312.OOO  per  mile  for 
additional  road  built  or  acquired ;  the  bonds  are  redeemable  by  lot  at 
110, at  anytime  on  eight  weeks  notice;  mortgage  trustee,  Central 
Trust  Co.,  X.  Y..  and  Aogustu.  L.  Maeon  of  Indiana. 

LATEST  feuumra*.-* BMM.. ( 1896.. ...Gross. 8194316;  net,S643*6 
July  1  to  HOT.  30.  (1890 Gross.    215.049-.net.    69338 

AXXDAL  RBPOET.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.    Report  for  1894-98 
was  In  V.  61,  p.  1061.    Gross  and  net  for  1895-96  are  given  below: 
Tears  nuf  ./mu  3O.      Oreoi.       Of.txm.          \rt.  TBMS.      Jiilsass. 

1890-O6 8483.798    8321.111    8161387         

1804-95 478.134      3O5.837       172,297    833.976    3139331 

OrnoBBa.— (Ktootod  IB  December,  1895):  President.  M.  D.  WoodtoN; 
VletH President,  Henry  F.  8aoemaker.-(V.  62,  p.  5O2;  V.  64,  p.  4 1.) 

liidt.n.  Illinois  *  Iowa  ReT.-Owns  from  Streator  Junction. 
111.,  to  Booth  Bend.  Ind..  152  miles;  other.  6  m.;  total  operated  158  m.; 
trackage  (Wabash  Railway 
Cro.se,  lad.,  to  How 
La  Croa 


iperat 
[S.A 


.    U.      .-«  r  *       Il^lil.l 

ted..  13;   (Kan. 


Hway)  Into  Btreator,  1-70  miles ;  (Ch.  A  W.  M.)  La 
BuflVlo.  Mleh.,  38:  (Chic.  *  B.  Ill)  WaeatBeld  I* 
Van.  A  Ben.  RR.)  Kaakakee  to  Seneca,  111..  38 


of  1803  are  a  first  mortgage  from 
Minor  Co.),  aad  a  consolidated 


BBCtnuTlBB.-Mook.  83307300;  par.  8100.    Equipment  note.  June 
30.  1896,  886.661.    The  1st  and  2d  Income.,  as  well  as  the  1st  4s.  BM 
subject  to  call  at  par  aad  Interest  after  30  days'  notice.    The  5  per  cm* 
'  are  a  flrsf  mortgage  from  Knox  to  South  Bend  (Ind.  HI.  A  Iowa 
~  mortgage  on  mala  line. 

« 1896-7 Gross.  8472.735;  net.  8113.871 

US95-6 Gross.    54O.8O2  ;  net.    174.608 


July  1  to 


-Inyearen.l.June30/96.gro«.8786.131;  net,  8234.109; 
•"•  .  !».««%.  to""»S>2y»«»    oonstruetloB  and.UnroTom.Bt., 


L«A»«.-Thto  road  was  toaeed  la  April,  1806.  for  99  yean  from  Oet.  f  I".*84  •.b*!*2«?'  •orpin,  for  rear.  88,331.  In  1894-5.  gross,  8739.- 
.  1895.  to  the  nilaoU  Central  RR.  <£.  which  guarantees  2*i  per  cent  «•:  ••«.  »1T7.6«>-  "T'S4?!"!:  F'  M  S1^  C^1oS«0'  J"  :  vl«^pre«- 
•r  annual  oa  the  stock.— V.  62,  B.  830.  dent,  Oeo.  II  n.  ;t,  11  Wall  Street.  H.  Y.— (V.  62.  p.  548.) 


SoMoV-''™ 


92  p.  636. 
u»*  Mb 


BeUnUIr  t  Bo.  IlHnnl,  rte.-t.-Tbe  ! 
toeonTortStLools  Alton  AT.  II  «tock  Into  new 
bonds  at 


Indiana  *  Lake  .niehlgan  By.-Own*  from  South  Bend.  Ind, 


Leased  when  completed.  January. 


LooUand  the  14 

raoae  year's  Bottee.    State  Trost  Co.,  N 

-BtUtnlU  4  «..  lUMMi*  was 


for  999  roar* .to 


the  St  Loots  Alton  A  T«rre  Ilaate  oa  terms  .tated  in  ScrruBeirr  for 
Jaaoarr.  HM,  bat  having  leased  thoSt  Louis  A   AT.  H.  the  Illinois 

r'..,   •  , •  •»._   mm      m.  LI 


dobtTaa.  1, 1996.  82(12.479. 

B<i»DHOLDBBa'  CoMnrrrBB.— Chairman,  Morgan  G.   Bulkelqy;  Syt- 
i  TeeterjO.  Duniam.  J.  S.  Farlee.  M,  L.  Sondder.  depositary,  Central 


OoBtral- 


the  B.  *  B.  1.  I  _ 

thatafliMli 


"f  th«  pr»l"«?rTr«l  •_ 
III.  Cent  RR.  Co.  for  99 


heaaid  to  the  h. 

^^E".  by  the  III.  Cent  RR.  Co.  for  99  years  from  Oet.  1, 1895.  wltb 
B  of  renewal,  the  first  parm*nt  to  be  made  on  July  l.t,  1896, 
roafter  each  six  months.*  -V.  63.  p.  636. 988.  B.  A  So.  111.  1  si 


I  of  4-fJOn-r  cent  prr  annum 
•f  the  Bellev.  A  Bo.  DL 
from  Oet  1, 1895.  with 

BorUage  «e  doe  Oct.  1  Ifr96.  wore  extoaaod  oae'yesr  at  4  4  pe  r  <x-nt 
la  gold,  aad  gnaranteed  by  lUlaoU  Central. -V.  83.  p.  6O1.  715. 

The  JollsrflU^  Oariiie'slol  tollMllI  tor  943  years  from  Jane  1.1883. 
^^•Wfti  •*  830300  per  year,  which  to  a  guarantee  of  Interest  on  too 
bonds,  the  stook  of  B&OOOOO  belac owned  by  the  Ht  U  Alt  AT.  H. 

The  HtUtrUU  4  HiirmJt  to  liiirt  tor  985  roars  from  July  1, 1880, 


KOOl      Stock  U 
J98, 8301.218..  For  year  ending ^Oet  31. 1896  (see  report  V.  64,  pi 


467).  cross,  867392:    deficit 
316397;  loos  to  lessee. 825,051 


at  s  rental  of  30  por  OMt  of  the 
•MwanteoB.    Stock.  81 
UtUt  swuOoni  ( 


•arala»»,  but  815.4OO  per  year       ,  n4lll 


u.  J.  S.  Karlee,  M.   L.  oomiuon  uovwiukry,  i 

A  majority  of  the  bonds  bat  been  deposited.    V.  63, 

i. +-.110.1  H>. i.    Dnol    M   ,vl   rorbwtttf ihttoWoi    i, 

ling.  Oct.  31. 1896  (see  report  V.  6' 
under  operating.  $8.154;    rental  was 
1.    In  18*4-5  gross.  8*4,721 ;  def.  under 
operating,  88,908.    (V.  04.  p.  467.) 

Indian. poll.  Drralur  A  «prlnK«eld.— The  Ind.  fiprlogftold  A, 
Western  was  reorganized  In  1895  as  the  Indiana  Decatur  A  West- 
ern—which see  above.  The  old  Indianapolis  Decatur  A  Springfield  lot 
7s  received  par  In  new  bonds,  and  the  reorganisation  certificates  wore 
returned  to  the  owners  stamped  ex-new  bonds  pending  distribution  to 
thorn  of  amount  received  from  sale  of  new  stock.  Tbe  certificates  re- 
oelve  Interest  at  the  rate  of  2  per  cent,  payable  J.  A  J.— V.  64,  p.  41. 


Mof  the  groat  aan 
300300;  Bar.  8100. 

..ncl.  wore  itkmn  nttttun)  to  leased  for  98O  rear* 

for  30  percent  of  gross  eai^ag>.mlalaMx«  to  bo  832.0OO.  and  Interest 
•B  bonds  betaggaaraateed  to  Vat  oxtoat  Stock  OSOO.OOO  (par  810O). 
Usted  la  X.  YliiJee..  1893.  Dividends  paid:  In  1*92  to  1894.  Inclusive 
In  Mareh;  la  1800,  May.  3  p.  e.;  HOT.,  none.  In  year 


•  882313 
l  oX  £ov*f  4  AkfaeaA  to 


Nsna.  to  pay  fim  mortgi 

2  per  cent  wa.  paid  •• 

l<I-rr,nl 

StL  A    ,*T    II   owa«l_ 
Ch.  St.  L.  A  Pad.  stook  and 


~1  f..r  ••"-    .  •    i-  •  '.-•    i     '•!  ir.  h. 

fj  •naraatee  of  principal  and 
47V  p.  801.)  In  March.  1892. 
i  latTBin  aad  HOT.  29, 1888. 


A  T  H.  owns  8000.000  BelloT.  *  Caroad.  stock,  89OO.OOO 
tad  8500.OOO  of  the  latter  road's  income  bonds, 
ends  June  30.    Annual  mooting  at  St. 
mags  olneo  Oat.  1. 1S95,  an  Included 

*2O2,197 


tor  1M4 


jrn. 

•MUM 

53f>317 


8365329 

3Mt 


ne« 


..n  prof..  837.6<42 

8»03OO;  total.  82OO.508.-V.  03.  p.  ffi.us, 
"103:    V.  04.  p.  42.  33I.422.  755.) 

A   Weclern  Hy.^Iodlanapnll..  Ind.,  to  De 

IMatftoS.    tanumiil  In   lim  nf  Indlanapoll.  Springfield 


inapoll.    I'nlon.—  Own.  3  miles  of 
of  road,  with  terminals  at  I  odlanapolls,  Ind.,  and  leases  for  999  yean 

miles  at 


track,  -93  of  a 
d  leases  for  9 
the  Bolt  RR.  of  Indlanapoll  »-  which  see—  consisting  of  1'JHi 


road  encircling  the  c.ty.  etc, 

Formed  In  I85O  and  fumlshe*  terminal  facilities  to  the  «ev«rat 
railroads  entering  Indianapolis.  Br-iCK-The  CtoTeland  ClnolaaaM 
Chicago  A  St.  Louis,  the  Plttsburg  Cincinnati  Chicago  A  St.  Ixiuls  utt 
U*  Tom  Haute  AI  ndlanapoll.  are  ri  rtual  proprietor.,  they  ha  v  Ing  la 
Tested  la  It  8855.002  to  June  30,  1895.  No  (took  outstanding.  Boxoa. 
-Trustee  of  mortgage  Is  the  Fidelity  Ins.  Trust  A  Safe  Deposit  Co.  of 
Philadelphia.  Bonds  for  835,000  hare  been  canceled  by  sinking  fund. 
For  year  ending  June  30.  1896,  gross.  86O6.520  ;  net,  83  1O.5  1  2  :  ether 
Income,  813,672;  charges,  8244.  (HO;  balance,  .urplus,  879,574. 
la  1894-6.  groes.  85O4360;  net.  8223.590;  other  luooine,  $16,534; 
charges,  8158,188;  balance,  surplus,  881.936. 

n.  noil.  A  Vlncenne..—  Owns  from  Indlanapoll.,  Ind.,  to) 
BS,  Ind.,  117  miles;  branches,  Bushrod  to  Dagger,  etc.,  16  miles. 


BBCCErriE*.— Connecting  linn  for  Penn.  RK.  to  Vlncennes.    Stock. 
81.4O2.0OO:    par.  85O:   of  which  Pennxylvanla  Cmupany    on  Jan.  1 
1896.  owned  31. 401.900.    The  Penn.  RK.  Co.  guarantees  by  endorse- 
ment on  each  the  principal  and  Interest  of  the  bonds. 
r'rnd.Dttji:     (trot*.  Sri.  Inttrtit,rfr.  Hatartct. 

1896 8485,608  898.197  $208,«74  def.  #110.277 

1895 517.0O2  9O343  2O7.140  def.    116,597 

1894 484315  96,865  206,023  def.    1O9.758 


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L    F       OF       M~ 


MAP  OF  THE^ 

ILLINOIS  CENTEAL 
SYSTEM, 


APRIL,   1*7.] 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS 


aubarrtbrr.  will  confer  a  great  favor  by  firing  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  tbeae  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 


for  explanation  of  column  heading*,  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  flnt  page  of  tablet. 


Intel  inifdiiiilf  4  Grtal  .VorfArrn— l«t  mort.,  gold. . . 
Certificate*  of  tndebt.  Me.  by  lit  ui.  coupon.",  gold. 

Purchase  monty  2d  mort.  Income,  non-cum 

3d  M.  gold.  Int.  44  p.c.  Oil  Sept. '97,  then  5  P.O..O* 
iraeometUlS*    - 


Sd  m.  j«3,000,000)  income  till  Sept.  1. 1897,  g.  .0" 
Colorado  Bridge  bond*,  linking  fund 
AIM  CoU.— Common  stock,  $11,000,0 


_____    .-_.,     .000,000  »oth 

Pref-rred  itock.  $7,400,000,  9  p.  c.,  non-fum  ---- 

l*t  M..  for  $7,«5O,OOO-.  915.OOO  per  mile,  gold,  .c' 
Kelttmbur*  Brldce  lit  mortgage*  gold,  guar  ----  «• 

t  RmUway—  Stock  ................................. 

Huron  /Joy—  1st  H.(ro*d  never  oper.)g. 


.  .  .. 

JtektmtnUt  48t.L  Hit-Stock  Tnut  Oertlieatea. 
Jaeksoav.  Southeast  lit  M..  Jack,  to  LitchtlelO. 
lit  conaoL  mortgage.  OUSO.OOO.  gold  ..........  o« 

Ineomea,  4*.  gold,  non-cumulative,  (1,650,000.. 

jMfcawwUte  Tampa  4  Key  "Yj(—  Receiver's  certifs. 

Ut,  gold,  redeemable  at  110  ....................  c- 

Allan  tJeCoast  St  John*  A  Indian  R.  1st  M.,gold  c 
Sanford  A  Lake  Enatl*  lit  M.  (035O.OOO).  gold 
J.  T.  A  K.  W.  eonaoL  mortgage  tor  *4.OOO,OOO. 
JtektonriUe  Ter.  Sv.—ltt  M..  *5OO.OOO.  g..guar  c' 
jBtoi  in—  l«t  A  2J  M*,eit.  In  '87A'89  (HMale  Br.)e 
lit  M.  Carbondale  to  8.  depot,  gold.  gnar.  p.  A  I  .  c" 
Mitt  4  \ortkm  /adiou-lst  It.  gu.  p.  Al.  X.  C.e 
function  iPMladtlp*ui>—\»\.  m.,gnar.p.Al.(ext'd). 
3d  mortgage,  guaranteed  prln.  A  Int 


.— Stock.  $10.000.000  authorized. 
*  5,000  per  mile.cold.guar.  p. A  l . c • 
lit  (8634,000 gu.  K.C.  F.8.AM.).e- 


Ptoaaant  Hill  *  De 


1st  mortgage,  gold. 


of 
Road. 


77.; 
7--: 
77.; 
77.; 
77.; 


503 

"20 


54 

112 
112 

13O4 
37 
29 


87 

45 

3-50 

3-56 

164 

10 

174 


of 
Bond* 


SUe,  or 
Par 

Value. 


1-..-J 
1879 
1881 
1892 
1880 


1888 
1885 

1893 

1880 
18M 


1893 

1"! 


1886 
1890 
1894 
1867 
1889 
1-77 
1882 
1865 

1890 
1886 
1885 

:  -77 


•300*0. 

Variou* 

500  Ac. 

500  i 

500  Ac. 

1,000 

100 

100 

1.000 

1,000 

100 

i.ooo 

100 
1,000 


1,000 
1.000 
1.000 
1.000 
1,000 
1.000 
1.000 
1.000 
1,000 
I.OOO 

100 
1,000 
1,000 
1.000 

500 


Amount 


124,742 

3,OOO 

7.051,000 

2,709,500 

200,000 

8,457,325 

5,569,366 

6,330,488 

591.000 

6OO.OOO 

370,000 

1.500,000 

300.000 

350,000 

1,582,000 

141.000 

1.566,000 

360,000 

990,000 

1.784.000 

500,000 

300,000 

2300.000 

800,000 

425,000 

300.000 

9.000,000 

2.469.000 

2.000.000 

3.192,000 

58400 


See  text,   yearly. 
5  «•   i-  *  f 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


r 


Cent.     Payable 


When    Where  Payable,  and  by 


Whom. 


6  g.    M.  A  N.  N.Y.,  office.  195  B'way. 
5  g.    M.  A  N.  N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
....      M.  A   8.1 
41*  to5  g.  M.  A   8.  N.  Y.,  office,  195  B'way. 


M.  A   8. 

M    ,M  N 


See  remarks. 
N.Y.,  office,  195  B'way. 


Bee  text. 

5  g.   J.  A  D.  N.  Y.,MercantUeTr.  Co. 

6  g.    J.    A  D.  N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 


F.  A  A. 
J.   A   J. 


5  g.    A.  A  O. 
'         J.   A  J. 


Boston. 
In  default. 


See  text. 
Phila.,Penn.Co.for  Ins. 


N.  Y..  Seaboard  N.  Bk. 
„  A  J.Jan., '95,  paid  July, '95. 
6  g.  M.  A  8.  Mch.,'95,  coup,  lastpd. 
6  g.  JM.  A  8.  Mch.,  '95,  coup,  lastpd. 
6  M.  A  8.  No  coupon*  paid. 
5  g.  J.  A  J.  N.Y. Metropolitan  Trust 
44  A  6  J.  A  J.  Phlla.,  Fidelity  Tr.  Co. 
5  g.  A.  A  O.  N.Y..  Erie  RR. 

J.   A   J.  N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 


44 
6 


J.   A   J. 

A.  A  O. 


A.  A  O. 


Phlla.,   Broad  St.  Sta. 


do 


do 


N.  Y.,  Central  Tr.  Co. 


4  g.  . 

6  J.   A   J.  Boston.  Of..  50  State  St. 

5  g.  A.  A  O.  Boston,  Merob.  Nat  Bk. 

7  g.  A.  A  O.  do  do 


Bond*— Prlnol 

pal.When  Due 

Slockt-  Last 

Dividend. 


Nov.  1,  1919 
NOT.  1,  1897 
Sept  1,  1909 
Sept  1,  1909 
Sept  1,  1921 
May  1,  1920 


Apr.  11, 1892 
June  1,  1938 
June  1,  1925 
July  10, 1891 

1944 

1897 

July  1,  1910 
Oct  1,  1925 
Jan.  1,  1935 


Jan.  1,  1914 
Jan.  1,  19O6 
Sept  1,  1916 

1040 

July  1,  1939 
July  1,  1927 
Jan.  1,  1909 
July  10,  19O7 
July  1,  1907 
Apr.  1,  1900 


Apr.  1,  1990 
July  1,  1916 
Oct  1,  1925 
Oct,  19O7 


*  Great  >orih«-rn  KU.— Operate*  from  Long- 
view  on  Texaa  *  Pacific  (near  Shrevepurt.  La..)  southwesterly  1 
Houston  *  Galvestoo.  aUo  to  Laredo,  Tex.,  on  Mexican  National  RR. 


'  omud—  Hi.'- 1 

^ngriew,   Tex.,    to    Laredo. 

•ntMUneto  Houston.  Tex 
^^^Ha.     Columbia.      etc.. 
•f aai.hu lul 


OMAmZATK 


.'  •  ..'«  /'  <•'•'  Mile*. 

Oalveston,    Houston    A    llrn- 

deraon    (Jointly    with  M.   K. 

A  T). ...::..... ...    50 

•  jitier  liiii- 26 


-.  i 
in  1892  under  plan 


i.p  203,366.    Stock  authorised  la  $25,OOO,OOO ;  onutandtag. 
$9,755,000;  par.  $100;  eontnUed  In  Interest  of  Missouri   Parlfle. 
Owns  4,999  shares  of  U.  H.  A  H.  stock.    See  V.  61.  p.  1013. 1O64. 
—The  Momd   morigagt  Interest  U  scaled  to  44  per  cent  nntl 
Mdlng  Sept.  1,  1897;   thereafter  It  will  be   5  per  cent;  bat 
af  default  the  rate  revert*  to  6  per  cent  a*  formerly. 


and 
In  a 


mte  reveru  to  d  per  cent  as  I 


•  tnut  UMf  are  payable  $124/742  *•**  Nov.  1:  that  amount  was  paid 
a  cash  Nov.  1.  IBM.  Jan.  »0.  1896.  loans  and  bills  payable.  $260.0OO. 


BAKxamtv-OB  77ft  mil**,  not  Inohnttng  Oalv.  H.  A   H..  Jan.ll   to 

1736^73  In   1896.    For 
I800,gro**.  $3.277.657. 
L*H?T not  Included): 
Orocs  Jfttu        O(A4T  int.     CAtWMtf.  !   ;    •  . 

M6...  $3.174.112       •691.623    0*4.771    08»«5o2    def.*163.4O9 
••53       1.125.263       14.261       •6M**  mi.    28O.505 
39      863.000    -Irf.     134444 

1013.  1064;  V.  63.  p.  778,  IO38:  V.63.  p.  «47.) 
Iowa  <  .  nir.l  Hy. -Operate*  from  Peorla,  1U..  we«terly  to  Oaka- 
rnsa.  la.,  theae*  northerly  to  Manlr  Junction.  la.,  and  branehe*.  vis.: 
""i"  -  Hilt*.  \     Ltmft*—  MUf* 

;ws  Jane., m.  to  MM*.  River.  89  Keithabnrg  Bridge  over  Ml**..  34 
llsa.Rlva-toOakalooM.Ia  ..  »5  Track.  Iowa  Juncfa  to  Peorta  3  4 
•skalooa*  to  Manly  Junction.  154  — 

-«  to  Albla.  ete. 166  |     Total  of.ll  5O9 

>  1396  began  op.  rating  JoiBUy  with  Burl.  Cedar  R.  •  No  the  line 
a.  11  mile.,  formerly  leased  to  that  road. 

In  V.  44.  p.  663)  of  the  Central 


irred  to  eatitled  to  5  per  cent 

bath  share  pro  raU.—  <V.  62,  p.  548.) 


^Kt*">  common  to  5. 

DrvrDnrD*.— On  puftrted  stock  In  1893  paid  1  per  emitc 
BoM«.-MongB«e  trustee  Mercantile  Trust  Co.;  alMtraet  V.  49.  p.  589. 

EAUTM*-8  nunrtka,  >  1896-7 Oros*.  •1.068.157;  net.  0333.165 

July  1  to  Fen.  38.      \  1895-6 Graaa,    IjSSoOS;  net. 

Aim- 


;..  598.    Soft 


UK-al  year  ends  Juno  M:  report  for  1 H95  90  wa* 
coal  tonnage  In  roar  1  -95-Ofl  wa*  584.0O8  ton*. 
.  tonnanTte  1894-95  wa*  671.757  ton*,  being 
4_«  per  cent;  t»n  mllr  r.-.  in  1  >)95  96.  9-10  eenta;  train  load.  172  ton*. 

^^•Sfroa^o^r.^.        V»  '.'.'-  ^ 

?-«• ixear"*1!??^    ^-iwiSi    w*i« 

irmrtato)       631.721 


•  ,• 

.  r;    ...   . 


-,,.j  ,, 


$178^30 


34,975 


..  969.964 

(T.  62,  p.  548,  983;  T.  63.  p.  C98.) 


•146.161 


I.    A    si.  Loal.  Bv._  Own*  JaehwrnTlUe  to  Oeotralla, 
[«rated  by  Ckwago  Peorla  A  St.  L.  at  rental  of  03.0OO 
eorganisation  July!.  1896,of  the  Jacksonville  Louisville 


.    .  a 

month.  A  reorganisation  July!.  1896,of  the  Jacksonville  Lo 
-StLouls  RK..  foreeloaed  Jane  10.  1896.      As   to   voting  . 

in  V.  63.  p.  »0.    Tbe  Int  eonsol.  bonds  oatstamllng 

• 


in 
•h  1  .U 


. 


• 


tCtv 


.  .  trust. 

63.  p.  »0.    Tbe  Int  eonsol.  bonds  oatstamllng 
d  Income.  Peon.  Oo.  for  Ins.  on  Lives,  etc.)  may 
ojMOjOOO.  bat  oaly  to  take  op  the  Jacksonville 
Forthev.ar  ending  JuneSO,18»X,gToss.$190,617; 

Key    Weat.—  Line  of  road  Jackson: 

SS 


Receiver  appotntod  Aug.  4,  1893.  Receiver 
>.  Tbe  laod  grant  wa*  about  1.5OO.OOO  acres. 
Msee  that  company).  FoneloMm  sale  under 


sM 

jr  only  f  fJr/,500 
Bmn*/  Caarnncvr 


are 

^^^Bmn*/  Caarnncvrms,  t215. 
.bill  tie*  Jnae  30.  1899.  ^1  2«,O74. 


*  vaUd! 
kare  been 


FTMT  MOKTOAOE  COMMITTKE.  ETC.— Wlnthrop  Smith.  Chairman,  517 
Chestnut  r<t..  Phlla.;  II.  A.  Du  Pont,  Alfred  S.  Klllott.  Henry  N.  Paul. 
Orer  four  fifth*  of  the  flrtt*  had  been  deposited  In  April,  1896.  Fore- 
closure suit  under  first  mortgage  has  been  brought  Consols  are  repre- 
sented by  Simpson,  Thaeher *  Barnum,  New  York.  V.  64,  p.  754. 

STOCK-Btoek  July  1,  1892.  wa*  03.010.0OO.  of  which  It  1*  said 
the  Florida  Construction  Co.  owns  $2.715,300. 

BABHrso*.— 11  months,  )1 896-. 7 Gross,  $273,729 ;  net,  $10,938 

Apr.  1  u>  Feb.  28.  51895-6 Gross,  286,545;  def.,  6,521 

RKPOBT.— Report  for  year  ending  March  31,  1896.  In  V.  62.  p.  1137- 

flron.  \rl.          OOurine.    'Charge*.  Balance. 

ISMS •"  ^317'222     **tj£.e<rt  $»54       »172?f29  def.$177,443 

1894-95....   668,782          2O0.438          1,778          j:in,.'71     <lcf.     28.O65 

1899-94....  766338          363,137          1,248          294,757    def.    30,872 


•Total  charge*.  For  paymcntosee  V.62,p.  1  187.—  V.  64,  p.  469.  707,  754 
Jarkaonvllle  terminal  By.—  Owns  ualon  freight  and  passen- 
ger  depot*  |tbeUtter  opened  Feb.  1  1895.]  and  terminal  propertie*  at 
Jacksonville.  Fla.,  Including  20  miles  of  track,  used  by  Savannah 
Florida  A  Western,  Florida  Central  A  Peninsular  and  Jacksonville  St. 
Augustine  *  Indian  River  (now  Florida  East  Coast  Ry.),  which  com- 
panies guarantee  by  endorsement  the  principal  and  Interest  of  above 
bonds  ;  trustee.  Metropolitan  Trust  Co.,  N. 


.  .,  N.  Y.   Property  1*  also  used  by 

Jacksonville  Tampa  A  Key  West 

JesTeraon.—  Own*  from  Laoeaboro,  Pa.,  to  Carbondale,  Pa.,  87 
mile*  double  track;  branch.  Hawley,  Pa.,  to  Honesdale.  Pa..  8 
mile*.  Leased  in  perpetuity  to  the  Erie  RR.  Co.  for  •UO.OOO  per 
annum  for  main  line  and  814.94O  for  branch.  Used  by  Delaware  A  Hud- 
ami  to  reach  Carbondale.  Stock.  02.096,050;  all  owned  by  Erie  ML 

rthern  Indiana.—  Owns  from  Jollet,  Til.,  to    Lake 
Operated  a*  part  of  the  Michigan  Central  sya- 
--,--  -_-854and  leased  to  the  Michigan  Central.    Stock 
(•300.000.  par  $1OO)  carries  dividend*  of  8  per  cent  per  annum. 


•ww   mw  »«mmwu  \jm*  WO*»m»O> 

I ..  n.  .  *  Northern 
•intton,  Ind.,  45  mile*, 
tern.    Bond  opened  tn  18 


JUII.II..II  (IM,ll.d.l|.l,l»).-.,^:  .   fr,.,,,    11,.],,,,,,,|.   !•„.  t(,  (;ntv, 
Pa.,  about  4  miles.    It  connect    " 

ihla 

re*  oompanlM  (plntlV 'gnaraate* 
«  $350^0pTpar  fcpj.f.  all  held  by 


"**t,  j^.  •»»»»«  IMIHI»     it  connect*  the  Pennsylvania,  the  Philadel- 
phia i  Beading  and  the  Philadelphia  Wilmington  i  ~ 
coming  Into  Philadelphia,  which  three  com 


, 
adelphia  Wilmington  A  Baltimore  railroads. 


the**  •reeeo*.    DIVIDEND*— In  1891  4O  p.  e,.  In  1892  35  p.  o..  tn  1898 
30  p.  e.;  in  1894.  15  p.  o.;  In  1895.  none;  In  1896.  15  p.  c. 


Kanawha  A  lllrhlcan  By.-/Ar'  Hap  T-.lr.ln4 

Own*  Coming.  O.,  to  Oanley  on  the  Cbes.  A  Ohio,  172  miles,  lea*  17 
S"?'  L>omerojrj!')  °«IUP«U;.  "">d  1  nUl«.  Athena  to  Armltage,  where  C. 
H.  V.  A  T.  track*  are  used.  Also  owns  branch  of  11  mile*  leased  to 
Toledo  A  Ohio  Central  and  CoL  Shawnee  A  Hooking  By. 

HirronT.  Era-Reorganisation  in  April.  1890,  of  the  Kanawha  A 
Ohio  Railway  sold  In  foreclosure.    (V.  Jo.  p.  451,  483.)    In  Oct.,  189O, 
a  large  Interest  In  the  stock  wa*  acquired  by  the  Toledo  A  Ohio  Central, 
whioi  has  guaranteed  the  bonds,  principal  and  Interest    (Bee  V.  52,  p. 
165.  801.)   The  Ont  mortgage  bond*  are  authorised  st  fl5,OOO  per 
mile  of  road  constructed.    Current  liabilities  June  30, 1896.  $211.717. 
L»TMTEA*jrr«>*-8  months.  J  1896-7.  gross.  $316.478;  net,  $82,462 
July  1  to  Feb.  28.  U896-6..STOSS,    32O.22O:  net    78.3O8 

Surplus  over  8  mo*.'  charge*.  $576  In  '96-'97;  def.,  $3,287  In  '9.V96 
AKICCAL  8TATXMs>irr.-FUoal  year  end*  June  3O.     In  year  1895-96 
jrroas  (including other lncome$l,97S), $472,969;  net.fi  16,129;  Interest, 
•  am,  JM  .  *uj..;j7.  i.:.i    dal .  8UDO     &    1894  ••  .  now,  H38.166; 
net,  $109.839.-(V.  57,  p.  .13.  p.  5O3,  7»».) 

Kan*a«  City  Bell.— From  Argentine  to  Valley  of  Blue  River,  1O 
lie*.      Stock     authorized     $2.500,OOO     (par,     $1OO):     outstanding 
LOO.OOO     (par,     01OO);      owned     one-half     by     Atchlson     Topeka 
A   Banta   F*   and   three-tenth*   by  Kansas  City  Fort  Scott  A  Mem- 
phis and  two-tenth*  by  Chicago  Milwaukee  A  St  PauL    Double-tracked 
and  need  for  a  terminal  road  at  Kansas  City,  being  leased  for  99  yean 
from  1888  to  O  M.  A  St  Paul  and  Atohlson  Top.  *  8.  Fe  (Jointly  with 
other  companies)  for  payment  In  each  ease  of  3  p.  o,  per  annum  of 
.  ..-t  ..f  property  used  with  equal  proportion  of  oost  of  conducting 
tiansportatlon  and  maintenance  according  to  wheelage.    The  mort- 


„_„_  U  for  •2,500,000.    K  HIM*.;*.— For  rear  ending  June  30,  1896, 

groat, 0213.889:  net  •134.418;  charge*. $127.943;  balance,  surplus,  for 
In   189*95.  gross,  0238.741;  net.  •149.132;  charges, 

$127,909.    President  Edwanl  8.  Wathburn,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 
Kanaaa  City  Clinton  *  Kprtngfleld.— Owns  from  Cedar  Junc- 

Uon,  Kan.,  to  Ash  Orove,  Mo.,  164  miles,  and  branch  to  Pleasant  Hill. 

Mo.,  10  mile*;  total.  174  miles,  but  only  163  miles  operated. 
STOCM.  ETC. -Stock  Issued.  01,775,400  (par  $1OO),  one-half  owned 

by  Kansas  City  Fort  Scott  A  Memphis  RR.,  which  guarantee*  the 

bond*;  due  that  company  July  1,1896,  0423.OOO. 
AKWUAL   REPORT.— Fiscal   year  end*  June  3O.    In    1895-6,  grou 

$403,915:  net,  $185,077:  other  Income,  $165:  charge*.  $183,028;  bal 

•nee,  surplus,   for  yrar.  $2,214.      In   1894-5,  gross,  $414,328;   net 

$196.047.-(V.  59,  p  876;  V.  61,  p.  1010.) 

KanMtaClty  Fort  Scott  ic  tlem  phi.  HH.— Own*  main  line  from 
ansa*  City,  Mo.,  to  Memphis,  Tenn.,  485  miles,  with  branches,  223 
iile*;  total  owned,  708  miles.  Controls  the  Current  River  RR.  (Willow 

Springs,  Mo., to  Or.ndln. 82m. i, owning  9842,OOOoflU$l,606,OOO»took 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


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MAP  OF  THE 

KANSAS  CITY  &  NORTHERN 

CONNECTING    BAILBOAD 


APRIL,  1897.) 


RAILROAD    STOCKS  AND    BONDS 


71 


••bwr1b«i-»  will  confer  •  (real  favor  67  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 


RAILROAD*. 


Far  explanation  of  column  heading*.  Ac.,  sec  notes 
on  first  page  of  tables. 


tm**u  OUf  ft  *•«  4  jr***pM»-M»ek 
Preferred  stock  contract*..  8  per  cent 


S.  A  O.  1st  M..  I'd.  (T.,*.  L.  dr- n  at  HO.e- 
10-year  6  oer  cent  coupon  notes  (over-due) .... 
Ft  Scott  SoWtern  A  M..  1st  M-.dr'wnat  105.0' 

Short  Creek  A  Joplln  l»t  M.,  drawn  *t  105 c- 

Memphis  K.  A  Col.  1st  M.  (see  text) c* 

OMaoL  mortgage (835,000 per  mUe>  not dVn..c- 
Current  Rlv.  RR.  let  morL,  92O.OOO  p.  m..  guar. 
Kan.  C.»  M.  R*y  A  ffdge  latiCg.,s.f..dr'n  *t  llO.c' 
-  Up.  Co.  IstM.  gnar..  s.  f..  red.  at  110 


Can.  O.  JtmpJi.  *  Mr.-OenTM.,  94^00,000,  cur  c 

^BMM.  non-cumulative.  97.000.OOO.eur c- 

Birmingham  equipment  M..K.  jru.  (red.  at  110)  .c- 
hTanilililt  riislsmml  Co..  guar..  red.  at  110...  . e* 


text 


l*t  mortgage,  gold.  83O.OOO  per  mile.. . 
3d  mortgage.  Incoae.  gold.  8 15.OOO  per 
fa*.  OUfJUrUifttltn-  MorL.  gold.  Bee 
^Ktf  Om.— 1st  M.  (915,000  p.  m.)  «..  Int.  gn.e'Ar 
~   i«w  Oily  *  fmeHU— S«E  Mlssocu  KACT*S  A  Ta 
i.  C.  POt*.  4  eWr.— 1st  mort..  (old.  Inc.  4  yr*.c" 
I. «.  Jo.4  dnm.JU.-Con.  M.  (No*.  1  to  5OO  pf.io- 
tMs.  Nod.  and  Tark.  VaL  RR*.  s.  L  (dr.at  10O)  .e- 


. 

•it  r 


I  Ry.  of  K.  C.  IM  M_  goUL....e' 
_  Jo-lstM.  (93.000400)  g.  gnar  c- 

__       ,  j  Indep.  Air  Line  1st  M-.  gold. .ear 

fui-fat  Oilg  Wmikbu  *  Owi/— 1st  mort..  gold. . . .  .e* 
aaSKM.H&aW-UtM.,  gold.  915.OOO  per  mile  c 

Owns  one-half  < 
Memphis  AT 

«I*ATIO«.— Fanned  la  April,  ism.br  const 


Of 


103 
22 
50 
36 

IM 
81 


71 
72 

194 

A*. 
Mi 

•-•4- 
62 


80 

"16 

g 

107 


Date 
of 

Bond* 


1878 


LM0 


1884 
1882 
1888 
307 
1889 
1889 
1894 
1894 

lisa 
DB 

Text. 
Text. 
1894 

1—7 

IM  : 

1-77 


DM 


1892 
1893 
1892 


Size,  or 

Par 
Value. 


•uo 

100 
100  Ac 


1,000 
1.000 

1.1.   Ml 

1,000 
1,000 
1.000 
1,000 
1.000 

500  Ac. 

5OO  Ao. 
l.OOO 
1,000 

1.000 
1.000 

500  Ac. 

500  Ac. 

l.OOO 

100  Ac. 

1,000 

"Too 

1.000 

1,000 

1.000 
l.OOO 

9A« 

UMM 


Amount 
Outstanding 


$9,997,000 

2.75O.OOO 

2.197.OOO 

320.000 

571  ,OOO 

04,000 

492,000 

390,000 

12,879,000 

1,606,000 

3.000,000 

761.000 

3,153.520 

6,307,040 

1,000,000 

189,000 

a 

Bee  text. 
2.713,000 

16,167,000 
5.000.000 

503,000 

48O.OOO 
4.750.000 
1.000,000 

75O.OOO 
1,550.000 

800,000 
1.967.400 
1.A08.IOO 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Rate  per    When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Cent.     Payable  Whom. 


text. 
See  text. 
7 
8 
7 
7 
7 
5 
6 
5 


See  text. 
5 

if 


Si 
* 


7 
7 

See 'text 
.i  .-. 
9  «• 
0  g. 


Bonds-Princi- 
pal, When  Dne. 


Various 

M.  A  S. 
M.  A  S. 
M.  A  S. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A  N. 
A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.  A  J. 
M.  A  S. 

M.*^. 
F.   A  A. 

J.  *  J. 


Boston,  Of.,  50  State  St. 

do  do 

Boat.,  Nat.  Webster  Bk. 


do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

Bost,  Nat.  Webster  Bk. 

Boston.  Nat  Union  Bk. 

N.  Y.,  Un.  Tr.  Co.  A  Bost. 

Bost,  Nat.  Webster  Bk. 

Boston.  Old  CoL  Tr.  Co. 


Dividend. 


A"J. 

A   J. 


A.  A  0. 
A  J. 
A  D. 


. 
J.   A   J. 

J.'A'D. 
r.  A 
r.  A 

tL  A 


. 
A   J. 


Boston.OldCornyTr.Co 
Boston  Office. 


N.  Y..  when  earned. 
July.  '96,  coupon  paid. 
July,  '93.  coup,  last  pd. 

1st  ooup.  pay.  Oct.  1  ,  '97 
Boston,  3d  Nat'l  Bank. 
do  do 


Phlla..  Union  Trust  Co. 
Phlla.  of.,  400  Chestnut 

do  do 

Pbll..PrOT.  llfeATTUKt 
July  ,'95,  coup,  last  paid 


A  I>.  Deo..  '»3.  ooup.  la»t  pd. 


Feb.  16, 1891 
Feb.  15,  1893 
June  1,  1908 
On  demand. 
Sept.  1,  1910 
Sept.  1,  1910 
Sept.  1.-1910 
Aug.  1,  1922 
May  1,  1928 
Oct.  1,  1927 
Oct.  1,  1929 
Jan.  1,  1905 
Mch.  1,  1934 
Men.  1,  1934 
Mob.  1,  1903 
Aug.  1,  1900 

1927 

1927 

Jan.   1,  1933 
Jan.   1,  1927 

Apr.  1,  1923 
Jan.  1,  1907 
June  1,  1920 
Jan.,  1907 
June  1,  1894 
June  1,  1920 
Feb.  1,  1922 
Feb.  1.  1928 
Men.  1.  1933 
Jan.  1,  1930 
June  1.  1937 


A  epctacMd  and  of  K.  C. 
*  Kan/City  B 


-oott  A  Oolf  and  Kansas 


Bolt. 
of  the  Kan. 
railroad*. 


_.viD»Da.-On<year,  1888,  1887,  1888.  1889,  1880.  1891.  none 
HUSH  i  since  '80. 1  p.  e..      4.       4>».       8>*.        3.       3>a,       1, 

On  •v^rreajyeaT  1881.1882  to  1980,    1891.    1893.    1898. 
since  1880,      i  p.  e.,    8>».        8,  yearly.  4,          8.          5, 

80x0*. -Consols  (liimn  Hew  Fnglsnd  Tinst   Co.  of   Boston)  are 
ciMrved  to  provide  tor  all  prior  bends  when  da*. 

•  r  EAKXIIO*.— Including  K.  C.  C.  A  B.  and  Current  River.  From 
J  al)  1  to  Feb.  38.  8  month* : 

Cfl-trlrl  /,.|.'       <  ,*-i, 

8928.832  983,270 

i  I  09349 

la  1804  95  gross. 


u.  rr»sxca*\.-OB  Jon*  80. 1» 
.  F.  S.  A  u.  mnjsn  notes  for  * 
and  Feb..  -90. 
L  Rmrorr.— Fiscal  year  ends  J 
.93.  a.  1155.    TT 


•> 


•-.. 


.93.991.09* 
.91.309.a95 
.  1.147.1M 


93.990.033 
91.191.489 
1.099>78 


ft 

94.40a.74O    90.111.193 

91.209.187    91308317 

1OS9341       1.104.000 


883.311        8143 ,840       83O3011 

_^K paid  on  Oorrent  Rl ver  BR. aod  Kansas CttyCUnton  A  Bpring- 
«URR       In  1892-93  9*3.590;  In  18*3-94  975.1 13.   <V.  59.  p.  877;  V. 
^•l  V.61.  p.  27.  279T898:  T.  98.  p.  194.  *O4.  1 1 >•.) 
Ksnaa*  Cltf    JloonphU    A    Birmingham    KU  -     •         •-••::. 
(••phM  te  Birmingham.  Ala.  233  mltos.  and  aranehm  to  Aberdeen, 
lisa,  sad  Beasemsr.  Ala..  38  mltas ;  toteL  277 
:  9roci.  T»Amc  Ov&nArrr,  ETC.— The 
•••Has  City  Fort  8*ott  A  Mamfhl*  o 
|a9Je  guarantee  of  10  per  emt  of  gross  i 

>  *ndlrom  thi*  road.  tolM  appU*4  to  Interest.    In  1894  the  company 
a*  reonaalMd  under  pianot  December.  1983.-<aoe  V.  47.  p.  988.) 


79.0001  par.  9100. 


-The  general  mortgage  bonds  are  dated  Man*  1,  1884.  with 
ten*t.t.,  18M       Tie.  84  year  (1890-*;  a^  a  p,  e.  there- 

t«r.  Sept..  1880,  and  Mar..  1899.  senpoas  were  eaoh  m».e. 


.  9970.748 


July  1  to  Feb.  88  (8 


i  tor  year*  sndlag  Jane  8O.  have  been  : 
Vet.        Otasr  /M.       /iidrest.    fat..  J»«r. 

972..%45 


9170.990 


19.001 
4-S  ,„,.,„          -ie*bt7          34,990        '140^14          43^78 

81.  p.  931.  V.  03.  p.  104.  804    I  I   ... 

•  n...    <n,    A    \orlhrrn    Connorilng    HH — ftft   M*m.t— 
Ur  soustrurtlvn  Pattonsbnrg.  Mo.,  to  Kaaaa*  City.  Mo..  73  mile*. 
Atlantic.  Sortb  f.  C,  to  SmlihvlUe.  2O  mllei  was  pur- 
md  IB  Jsavary,  1897.  and  will  form  part  *f  Ik*  main  Una. 

riun.-ThU  road  Is  owned  by  the  rsnsst  Oil/  Suburban 
Co.,wa»m  ex  tonal  ve  temlnals  It  win  use  at  Kanaas  Cltv. 

with   the 
,  forming 

A  K.  C.  (180 
j  (Omaha 

••••••.   10  miles,  and  later,  whan  the  thro*  rends  shall 

'e  ahown  their  capacity  for  two  /ears  te  eat  a  0  per  cent  on  ant 
L*Wn*  M  990.000  par  sail*,  will  be  scnssltdated  with  the 


•aMad  U  will  b*  operated  In   close  o 
Ity  Plttsbunr  A  Oulf  (see  map  for  that 

m*  A  St.  I    >''•':  l  •       id  Qsdnev'i 


rtg 


*  Midott*  A  N   w    fTmalosia  JanTo.  1894V  I 
•rolled  in  interest  of  Missouri  Paetaa 


93.000.000.  at  935.000  per  mile,  of 

and  are  te 
em  were  In 
ferred  to  takrs 
.  may  be  exchanged, 
lock  respectively  ofthe 
03,  p.  190;  V.  04,  p.  134. 
•(era  ••.— Road  Kanaas  City  to  Vlr- 
lea  Biann  te  AxteD.  11  mil**,  and  South 
orth.  1  mil*,  are  trackage,  and  20  miles, 
was  formerly  the  Kansas  City  A  Beatrice, 
of  the  K.  C. 


.  83.000.000  (par 
-T.  52,  p.  153. 
(Mercantile   Trust   Co.,    ».    T.. 
9*00,000  are  series  "A." 


"  piefeiied"  M  to  principal  and  Interest,  and  are  redeemable 
years  at  1O5:  proceed*  were 
9  of  lasae  for  betterment*. 


&4KjM*u*. — roroaivouar  >car  (uu  i ,  «  mile*!  Kron*  ID  jnuo.vau 
against   9257.529.      Is    year  ending  June  30.  1890.  on    103 
(fsasM  City  A  Birmingham  not  being  Included)  gross.  8904.790 ; 
|37.3M ;   other  Income.  83.149;  charges,  909,990;    balance,  (i 


after  5 

were  used  to  pay  purchase  price,  etc.    Bal- 
Car  trusts  June  90.  1896. 9450.081. 

miles)  gross  In  1 896. 9801. 597 
"  miles 
l:  net, 

Kansas  Oily  A  Omaha  BR.— Own*  Stronburg  to  Alma,  Neb. 
M)  miles,  and  McOoot  Junction  to  K.  C.  A  Omaha  Junction.  44  miles 
Clark,  Mink.  Anderson  aod  Coudert 

'luted  separate  receivers  la 
B  :  F.  P.  Oloott,  Anthony  J. 
Anderson.  E.  C.  Benedict, 

...-».    n'orra*er  and  8.  L.  Parrlsh :  deimsliory.  Central  Trust  Co., 
N.  Y.    The  road  was  sold  In  foreclosure  July  8,  1898.  and  purchased 
by  the  committee  for  915O.OOO.  To  make  the  purchase  and  for  repairs. 
— MSCd  9100p*r  bond.    The  K.  a  A  Omaha 
but  complete  roirganlistlon  will  be  de 


RaoiOAMiziTto*.— Messrs. 

8SS.rofD 


-.  IM9. 


...   __- 

Thomas.  Thomas 
Isldor  W 


nlon  Paelno)  were  appol 
Reorganisation  Commute 
s  B.  VuilaoK.  K.  EUery 


STOCK  AXD  Bowoa.—  The  Union  Paelfle  own*  91  .595.5OO  bonds  (under 
Its  8  p.  e.  collateral  tnut  of  1891)  and  91.725.375  of  the  94.410.00O 

Island  owns  91.822  .5OO  s 


stMk  (par  91001  and  St.  Joseph  A  Grand 
Coupon*  doe  Jan.  1.  1894.  wen 


Ei»»ii.»«.- 
'•r.  Ulan 
28,  '97.  4 
ing  taxes  of 
For 

Jan. 

For  year 
1894.  (Toss. 


not  paid. 


stock. 


e!»ov.  1.  1896.  operated  Independently  by  8t.  J.  A 
perating  a«T**m«nt.  anil  from   Nov.   1,  '9«  to  Feb. 


.      i  .     ,  . 

about  973.0OO,  net  about  931  .000.  exclud- 
.7OO a  month.  -V.  94.  p.  567. 

93,693 

20847 

0.     la 

p.  507.    ) 


8  month*.       (1899...  cross.  803.184;  def..  93, 

1  to  An*.  31.     j  IMA...  *ro*s.    42.822;  def.     20 

ear  1995  groM.  875.415:  denelt  un.lrr  operating  938.370. 
(Toss.  81  12.049;  difc.  834,797.  «V.03.p.  7lo7oO47V  0l7p.  5 


<  117    IMii.burc  *  Calf 
City 


..—  /«•*  Jfop.>-ProJected 
Sablne  Paw  un  (lulf  of    Mexico,  709   miles. 

In  operation  March  8.  1897,  Kansa*  City  lo  Bareveport,  099  miles. 
and  Beaumont  to  Port  Arthur.  19  mile*.  The  remainder  of  the  line. 
Mhreveport  lo  BuMDit  and  SaWne  Pass,  about  2OO  miles,  will  be 


1.  1897.  Arrangement*  with  Malloiy  'Line  of 
i  as  reported  In  April.  1897.  securing  connection  between 
y  and  Xew  Tork  via  the  naif  of  MexW-V.  04.  p.  754. 


. 

93.5OO.OOO 

port.  La.,  from  wbenoe  the 


-  Arkansas    Oonstruetton   Co.    (capital) 
contract    for    construction    to   Sbreve- 
K.  C.  Hhreveport  A  Gulf  (chartered  In 


,  . 

Sept..  1894.)  wlU  bnlld  to  Sablne  Pass  on  Oulf  of  Mexico,  where  depth 
of  water  U  24  feet.    V.  93 


Co.  wns 


, 

307.     The  Kansas  City  Terminal  Con 
In  1895  to  I. 


. 

Onlf.  ConMraetlon  stock.  93.000.000;  par.910O.  The  eonstrnotlon  com- 
panies get  825.000  per  mile  of  bonds  and  a  like  amount  of  stock  of  the 
railroad  company,  and  have  Interest  In  town  sites  and  subsidies. 

ook  authorised  rMO.000.OOO).  925,OOOp«r 
la  April.  18t»7.  917,499.000. 

ond*  at  828.0OO  per  mile  of  main  track 
.  Interest  on  which  until  April.  1897 


STOCK.  -K.  a  P.  A 
mile;  par  »1OO; 

BoxDe,-Flrrt  mor 

were  autfeorUed  in  . 

will  be  payable  only  If  earned.  b«t  on  Anvil.  1895  eoupon.910w  an  paid. 
Mortgage  covers  equipment.  Missouri  Kansas  A  Texas  Trust  Co..  of 
Kansas  (Ity.  Mo.,  and  the  State  Trust  Co..  of  N.  Y..  trustees.  Philadel- 
phia Stock  Exchange  reports  916,107,000  firsts  listed  to  April.  1897. 

EABXnros.-J«a.  1  to  Mar.  31,  3  month.,  urn..  9357,315  In     1897 
against  I151.SO1  In   1890.     For  year  ending  l>rc.  31,  1890,    gros 
were9«O9,O21  :   1895,  gross  earnings.  9532,336.    Pros  Idea 
'       .  Y.  oBce.  36  Wsll  8L     (V.  64.  p.  754. 


'•mrnipir"  wrrw  vww.irj  i  ;    IBVO. 
'April.  1897)  A.  E.  SUIweU,  N. 


tr*.—/ti,r     Map 

Ity  to  Council 
(Nodaway  Val- 
total    310    miles: 
tal    operated.  309 

ir— ;«««— i-rzz-T (Including  Nodaway  A  Tarklo  Valley)  Deo. 

31.  1809,  90.988.074.  Stock  for  90,203.293  was  purchased  by  the 
Chicago  •nrtfngtsn  A  QeJney  la  188O.  and  the  road  Is  operated  as  part 
of  that  systam.  Consols.  Kos.  1  to  000,  both  Inclusive,  have  a  prior  Hen. 
See  d  ascription  of  mortgage  In  October.  1890.  SnrrLEMEXT,  page  1. 

DiviDB»D«.-In  1898.  Dec..  8-00  p.  c.;  1894,  Deo.,  8  p.  o.;  for  1896 
(declared  In  Feb.,  1890).  on  95,203.200  of  stock,  4-89  p.  c. 

EABmaa.— In  year  ending  Dec.  81, 1895,  gross  earnings  were  91,. 
85O.337;  net.  9717,OO7;  other  Income,  917,595;  Interest  and  rentals, 
9400,783;  dividends.  9257.37O;  lialanoe.  surplus  for  year,  921,400. 


City  Naburban  ttrll.—r&ee  Xap.>— ROAD— Extend! 
Second  Street  and  Broadway  around  Kansas  City,  vl«  the  East 
Bottoms  and  the  valley  of  the  Blue  and  Bnmh  Creek,  providing 
terminal  taellltles  for  the  railroad*  centering  at  Kansas  City,  and 
furnishes  quick  transit  from  the  manufacturing  suburbs  along  the 
Blue  Valley.  By  connection  with  Union  Terminal  RR..  In  Kansas  City, 
Kansas,  this  road  also  reaches  the  West  Bottoms  by  a  system  of  via- 
duct*, and  here  makes  direct  connection  with  every  road  entering 
Kansas  City  from  northwest,  west  and  southwest. 


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RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bonds—  Prtnol  - 
pal,  When  Due. 
Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  first  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Kentucky*  Indiana  Bridge—  Reo'nT  certe.lplOO.OOO 

.... 

1894 

1MH1 
1H.1.1 

1886 
1890 

1878 

"ibo 

100  Ac. 
100 

$75,000 
1,000,000 
600.000 
4OO.OOO 
300,000 
1,524,600 
2,750,000 
4,000,000 
275,000 
378,000 
572,000 

5g. 
5g. 
5  g- 
6  g. 
See  text. 

6 

5 
6 

M.  A  S. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  D. 
J.   A  D. 
See  text 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O, 

J."A"D. 

J.   A   J. 

Mar.  '96,  pd.  July  1,  '96 
Apr.,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 
June,'93,coup.  last  paid 
June,'93,coup.  last  paid 
N  Y.,  Office,  13  Wm.  St. 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Cuyler,  M.  A  Co. 

Mar.,  1911 
April,  1919 
Dec.,  1916 
June  1.  1920 
Jan.  15,  1895 
Oct.    1,  1928 
Apr.  1,  '97,  1% 
Option  of  Co. 
June  1,   1921 
Jan.   1,  1918 

Hew  Albany  Belt  A  Term.  RR.  1st  M.  end.,  gold.. 
Keokuk  4  De*  Jfo.—  Preferred  Block,  8  per  cent  — 

2 
162 
162 
148 

Kewaunet  (Irecn  Kay  <t  Wtttern—lKt  mortgage...  c 
itittgttnn  *  Pembroke—  1st  M.,  gold,  (redem.  at  105). 
Knoxtillr  Cumb.  Gap  4  i.-lst  M.,  81,500,000  
JSLIMUT.  <t  Ohio—  1st  mort,  Bold,  guar.  by  rent.  o"&r 
Lake  Krlr  Jt  H'etttrn—Com.  stock,  $20,OOO  p.  m. 
Pref.  stock,  6  per  cent  (not  cum.)  ($20,000  p.  m.)  . 

113 

"66 
725 
725 
725 
725 

1891 

1882 
1K!»7 
1885 

1887 
1891 

1,000 
1,000 

Jos  Walker's  Sons.N.Y. 
In  default. 

1,000 
100 
100 
1,000 
1,000 
100 
100 
500  Ac. 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

2,000,000 
11,840,000 
11,840,000 
7,250,000 
2,600,000 
49,466,500 
533,500 
2,705,000 
1,355,000 
14,440,000 
24,692,000 

6  g. 

.J  A  J. 

N.  Y.,  J.  P.  Morgan  A  Co 

July   1,  1925 

See  text. 

S  g- 

5  g. 
See  text. 
10  per  an 
7 
7 
7 
7 
3»a  g. 
7 
Sg. 
3  K. 
3  g. 
5-95 
5 
7 
10  p.  an. 
J. 

0.-F.  15 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A   J. 
F.  A  A. 
F.  A  A. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 

j.  ID. 
F.'A'A. 

J.   A   J. 
J.   A  D. 
J.   A  D. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
F.  A  A. 

N.Y.  Office,  80  Br'dwav. 
N.  Y.,  Chase  Nat.  Bank, 
do              do 
N.Y.,Grand  Cent.  Stat'n 
do             do 

Coupons  payable  by 
Treasurer  at  Gr'd 
Central     Station, 
N.  Y. 
Registered   Interest 
payable  by  Union 
Trust  Company. 

N.  Y.,  Gr.  Cent.  Station. 

MaylS.W.lH 
Jan.   1,  1937 
July  1,  1941 
Feb.  1,'97,  3% 
Feb.  1/97,5% 
Apr.   1,   1898 
Apr.  1,  1899 
July  1,  1900 
Deo.   1.  1908 
1997 
Aug.  1,  1906 
Jan.   1,  1940 
Deo.  1,  1989 
Deo.   1,  1989 
April,  1897 
July  1,  1938 
Var.  to  J'ly,'97 
Feb.,  '97,  3% 

2d  mort.,  for  '$3.025,000  ($5,000  per  mile)  gold.c 

Buffalo  A  Erie  Istni.  (Buffalo,N.Y.,toErle,  Pa.).c 
Lake  Shore  dlv.  bonds  (Buffalo  to  Toledo,  0.)  —  o 
Consol.  1st  mort.slnk.fund  $250,000  yearly  .o*r 
Consol.  2dmort.  (for  $25,000.000),  do  o*r 

88 
258 
859 
859 

1868 

IHti!) 
1870 
1873 
1897 
1876 
1890 
1889 
1889 

1888 
1863 

-J.V  o 

Detroit  Monroe  A  Toledo  1st  mortgage,  guar..-c 

62 
37 
41 
29 
58 
58 
51 
26 
ble  Q. 

1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

924,000 
400,000 
79,000 
322,000 
610,000 
840,000 
298,000 
300,000 
n  bonds  J.  A 

Bat.  Cr.  A  Stur.  1st  M.,  g.,guar.  p.  &  i.(see  M.Cen.) 
Sturgls  Ooshen  A  St.  L.  1st  mort.,  g.,  p.  A  1.  gu*r. 
Kal.  Allegan  A  Or.  Raplda  stock,  rental  guar  

ibo 

1,000 
1,000 

n  coupo 

Jamestown  A  Frank.  1st  M.  (L.8.  owns  $269,000).  c 
Erie  A  Kalauiazoo  (leased)  st'k,  Toledo  to  Adrian 
U  Interest  on  registered  bonds  Is  paya 

ORGANIZATION.— In  1892  consolidated  with  the  Consol.  Terminal  Ry 
Co.,  and  In  January,  1893,  bought  the  entire  capital  stock  of  the  Kansas 
City  A  Independence  Air  Line  Company.  (V.  55,  p.  995.)  Also  owns  all 
but  six  shares  of  the  $2,000,000  stock  of  Union  Terminal  Ry.  Belt 
capital  stock  Is  $4,750,000,  all  of  which  has  been  issued. 

Dividend  of  2  per  cent  in  stock  was  paid  NOT.  1, 1893,  and  2  p.  o.  in 
stock  In  May,  1894.  Trustee  of  the  Suburban  Belt  mortgage  Is  thi  Mis- 
souri Kansas  A  Texas  Trust  Co.,  of  Kansas  City. 

The  K.  C.  A  Ind.  Air  Line  2ds  of  1893  have  all  been  paid  off  and 
mortgage  is  to  bo  canceled.  Of  the  $1,550,000  Un.Term.  1st  5s  of  1893 
Issued,  $250,000  are  held  In  treasury  of  K.  C.  Suburban  Belt. 

EABNIHOS.— Jan.  1  to  March  31  (3  months),  gross,  $83,587  In  1897, 
.iK.iimt  $63,<iO7  in  18»ti.  Year  ending  Dee.  31,  181I(>,  gross,  $340.5«0; 
In  1895,  gross,  $277,769.  N.  Y.  office,  36  Wall  St.— (V.  62,  p.  1177.) 

Kansas  Midland  Ry.— Road  from  Wichita  to  Ellsworth,  Kan., 
107  miles.  Road  opened  in  1887.  Leased  in  1888  to  old  St.  Louis  A 
San  Francisco,  but  a  receiver  was  appointed  for  Kansas  Midland  In 
August,  1896.  Capital  stock,  $3,004,200.  First  mortgage  bonds,  $1,- 
608.OOO;  Income  6  per  cent  bonds  (at  $10,000  per  mile),  $1,072,000. 
Trustee  1st  mortgage,  Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  St.  Louis  &  San 
Francisco  owns  $2,026,850  of  the  stocks  and  $688,000  incomes. 

Kentucky  &.  Indiana  Bridge.— Owns  steel  cantilever  bridge 
over  the  Ohio  River  at  Louisville  and  5  miles  of  railroad  between 
Louisville,  Ky.,  and  New  Albany,  Ind.,  and  5  miles  of  belt  line  in 
Loilsvllle;  also  operates  New  Albany  Belt  A  Terminal  RR.,  2  miles, 
and  owns  Louis.  A  New  Albany  Ferry  Co.  and  N.  Albany  Street  Car  Co. 

RECEIVERSHIP.— Defaulted  OH  coupons  Sept.,  1893.  See  V.  57,  p.  510, 
596.  John  MacLeod.  F.  W.  Tracy  and  8.  M.  Felton  are  receivers. 
The  Bait.  A  Ohio  8.  W.,  the  Southern  Railway  and  Louisville  New  Al- 
bany A  Chicago  have  acquired  a  block  of  the  second  mortgage  and  ter- 
minal bonds  for  the  purpose  of  controlling  the  property.  See  V.  62,  p. 
1087 ;  V.  63,  p.  500,  601.  Foreclosure  sale  has  been  ordered ;  upset 
price  $700,000,  subject  to  first  mortgage  of  $1,000,000.— V.  64,  p.  82. 

SECURITIES.— Capital  stock  $1,700,000  (par  $100).  City  of  New  Al- 
bany, Ind.,  guarantees  $250,000  of  1st  mortgage  bonds. 

INTEREST  PAYMENTS.— First  mortgage  interest  due  Mar.  11,  1896, 
was  paid  in  July,  1896,  at  Louisville  Trust  Co.  of  Louisville,  Ky. 

EABNINOS.— For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $225,010 ;  net 
$83,393:  charges,  $113,810;  balance,  def.,  $30,417.  In  1894-5,  gross, 
$207,546 ;  net,  $71,723.  (V.  64,  p.  82.) 

K  rok  uk  tt  Des  Koines.— Owns  from  Keokuk,  la.,  to  Des  Moinee, 
la.,  162  miles.  Leased  for  45  years  from  October  1, 1878,  to  the  Chicago 
Reek  Island  A  Pacific  Railway,  the  lessee  to  pay  25  per  cent  of  the 
gross  earnings,  but  guarantees  the  Interest  (not  the  principal)  on  the 
bonds.  The  stock  Is $1,524,600 8  percent  preferred  and  $2,600,400 
common  (par  of  each  $1OO),  a  majority  of  which  Is  held  by  the  lessee. 
Paid  dividends  on  preferred  in  May,  1893,  of  $2  40  per  share ;  In  1894, 
March,  95  cents  per  share;  In  1895,  Jan.,  90  cents  per  share;  in  189«, 
none.  Fiscal  year  ends  Sept.  30.  Rental  in  1892-93,  $151,700;  in 
1893-94,  $151,624;  in  1894-95,  $137,500;  in  1895-96,  $139,521. 

Krokiik  \.  Western  RR.— Alexandria.  Mo.,to  Van  Wert.Ia.,  143 
miles;  operates  to  Keokuk,  5  m.  Organized  in  1886  after  foreclosure. 

In  1895  the  entire  capital  stock  and  bonds  of  the  Des  Molnes  A 
Kansas  City,  extending  from  Des  Moines,  la.,  to  Gainesville,  Mo..  112 
miles  narrow-gauge,  were  purchased;  A  plan  to  pay  for  same  is  to  be 
submitted.— (V.  61,  p.  1064;  V.  62,  p.  680.) 

DIVIDENDS— In  1888, 1  per  cent;  In  1891, 2 ;  in  1892,  2  p.  c.;  in  1893, 
2  p.  c.;  in  1894,  2  p.  o.;  in  1895, 2;  in  1896,  2  p.  o.;  in  1897,  April,  1  p.  o. 

EARNINGS—  1  month,)  1897 Gross,  $27,193;  net,$7,7OO 

Jan.  1  to  Jan.  31.       (1896 Gross,    36,166;  net,  16,302 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— In  1898,  gross,  $393, 143.  R«port  for  1895  was 
in  V.  62,  p.  680,  showing  gross,  $380,624;  net,  $125,435 ;  interest  on 
notes,  $19,275;  construction  and  equipment,  $13,269;  dividends  (2  p.c.) , 
$80,000;  balance,  surplus,  $12,891.  In  1894,  gross,  $363,548:  net,  $98,- 
919.  F.  T.  Hughes,  President,  Keokuk,  Iowa.  (V.  63,  p.  879.) 

K  iiniylllr  Cumberland  Gap  &  Louisville  Ry.— KnoxvlUe, 
Trim.,  with  tunnel  at  Cumberland  Gap,  to  L.  &  N.  at  Mirtdles- 
boro,  75  miles ;  branches,  7  miles.  Part  of  road  (Knoxvllle  to  Cumb 
Gap,  70  miles)  was  purchased  by  the  Southern  Ry.  and  part  by  Louis- 
ville A  Nashville  In  April,  1896.  A  mortgage  for  $1,500,000  was  exe- 
cuted in  March,  1897.  V.  62,  p.  683 ;  V.  63,  p.  361. 

Knoxvllle  <V  Ohio.— Owns  from  Knoxville,  Tenn.,  to  Jellioo 
Tenn.,  and  branch,  69  miles  Operated  by  Southern  Railway,  which 
owns  control  of  the  stock  as  part  of  Its  system.  Stock  is  $1,122,200; 
par,  $100.  Southern  Railway  owns  $767,000  of  the  stock  pledged 
under  its  consolidated  mortgage  of  1894.  EARNINGS.— Year  ending 
June  30,  1896,  gross,  $496,126;  net,  $224,863;  Interest,  $120  000 
balance,  surplus,  $104,863.  In  1894-95,  gross,  $464,665;  net,  $143,389 
interest,  $120,000. 

Lake  Erie  <k  Western  Railroad.— (See  Map).— Owns  from  San- 
dusky,  O.,  to  Peoria,  111.,  420  miles,  and  branch  to  Minster,  10  miles; 
Indianapolis  to  Michigan  City,  162  miles;  Fort  Wayne  to  Connersville 
and  branch  to  Rushvllle,  133  miles;  total  owned,  725  miles,  of  which 
691  steel;  leased  from  Oct.  1, 1895,  the  Northern  Ohio  RR.,  Akron  to 
Delphos,  167  miles;  total  operated,  892  miles. 

HISTORY,  ETC.— Company  formed  in  1887  after  foreclosure  of  the 


Lake  Erie  A  Western  Railway.  In  March,  1887,  purchased  Indianapolis 
Peru  A  Chicago,  162  miles,  and  in  June,  1890.  acquired  Fort  Wayne 
Gin.  A  Louisville.  (See  V.  50,  p.  590.)  Northern  Ohio  was  leased 
Oct.  1,  1895.  See  V.  62,  p.  826.  The  terminals  at  Indianapolis, 
Peoria,  Fort  Wayne  and  New  Castle  are  operated  partly  under  lease. 
The  company  lets  about  88  miles  of  trackage  and  terminal  rights,  re- 
ceiving about  $57,000  yearly.  In  September,  1895,  purchased  the 
stock  of  the  Northern  Ohio— which  see. 

DIVIDENDS  SINCE '91  (  Year.1892.  1893.  1894.  1895.  1896.      1897. 
on  preferred. —     ( P.  ct..    4%       5          5  5          5       below. 

In  1897,  Feb.,  1>4  p.  o.;  May,  1*4  P.  o. 

BONDS. — Abstract  of  first  mortgage  (Central  Trust  Company  and  A.  L. 
Mason,  trustees) ,  in  V.  46,  p.  45;  of  2d  mortgage  (Cent.  Trust  Co.  of  N.  ? . 
and  Robt.  C.  Bell  of  [nd.,  trustees).  In  V.  54,  p.  444.  Guarantees  $2,- 
500,000  Northern  Ohio  5s— see  that  company.  Second  mortgage  bond* 
for  $500,000  were  sold  in  Sept.,  1896,  for  air  brakes,  couplers,  etc. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— January  1  to  February  28  (2  months): 

2  months —  Gross.  Net.        Fixed  charge*.     Bat.,  suru. 

1897 $521,279         $224,631          $120,091         $104,540 

1896 563,929  249,339  115,943  133,396 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  Deo.  31.  Annual  meeting  Is  held 
at  Peoria  on  first  Wednesday  in  October.  Annual  report  for  is95  was 
given  at  length  in  V.  62,  p.  818,  826.  See  editorial  p.  802.  The  traffic 
is  well  distributed,  only  6  per  cent  in  1895  being  from  coal.  Average 
rate  per  ton  per  mile  In  1895  was  0-661  cent  against  0-704  cent  in  1893. 
Figures  for  1896  below  are  in  advance  of  the  full  report. 


Year  end.  Dec.  31.         1896. 

Gross  earnings $3,344,274 

Set  earnings $1,427,015 

Ratio  op. exp.  to  earn.  (57-33) 
Interest  onbonds....  47 1 ,70  -t 
Taxes  and  rentals —  228,917 
Dividends (5)  592,000 


1895. 

$3,519,101 

$1,602,960 

(54-45) 

467,500 

234,285 

(5)  592,000 


repo 
1894. 

$3,345,403 

$1,479,552 

(55-77) 

455,333 

227,649 

(5)  592,000 


1893. 

$3,512,620 

$1,463,877 

(58-33) 

444,972 

205,498 

(5)592,000 


Balance,  surplus.    $134,389       $303,175        $204,569       $221,407 
Betterments $143,593       $207,016 

Calvin  8.  Brioe,  N.  Y.,  President.— (V.  62,  p.  186,  36O,  802,  818, 
886;  V.  63,  p.  554,  559;  V.  64,  p.  371.) 

Lake  Shore  *  Michigan  Southern  Railway.— (See  Map 
If.  Y.  Oen'ral.)— Operates  from  Buffalo  to  Chicago  with  branches.  The 
system,  well  shown  on  the  map,  Is  made  up  as  below.  The  main  line 
(540  miles)  includes  26  miles  between  Toledo  and  Adrian,  Mich.,  under 
lease  from  the  Erie  A  Kalamazoo. 

Road  owned  directly.  Miles. 
Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  to  Chicago,  til. .540 
Sundry  branches 319 

Entire  stock  owned. 

Detroit*  Chicago 62 

Detroit  Monroe  &  Toledo 62 


Leased,  [Usee  this  Co..]         Miles. 

Kalamazoo  A.  &  G.  R 59 

Jamestown  &  Franklin 51 

Mahoning  Coal  RR 50 

Erie  A  Kalamazoo  (26m.) Text. 

Detroit  Hillsdale  &  S.  W...ff      65 
Fort  Wayne  &  Jackson IT      98 


Grand  tot.  oper.  Jan.  1, '96. 1,440 


Kalamazoo  &  White  Pigeon...  37 

Northern  Central  Michigan 61 

Sturgls  G.  A  St.  L 36 

Also  owns  8  miles,  Silver  Creek  to  Dunkirk,  leased  toN.  Y.'C.  A  St.  L. 

Of  the  main  line  490  miles  has  double  track.  By  control  of  "  Nickel 
Plate"  the  Lake  Shore  has  still  another  line  from  Buffalo  to  Chicago. 

ORGANIZATION,  Ac.— A  consolidation  on  Aug.  16, 1869.  The  N.Y.  Ch.  & 
St.  Louis  (Nickel  Plate)  road  has  been  controlled  by  ownership  of 
stock  since  1882,  Lake  Shore  now  owning  $6,240,000  of  its  common, 
S6.275.OOO  of  Its  2d  preferred  and  $2,503,000  of  Its  1st  preferred  stock. 
The  company  also  controls  and  leases  the  Mahoulng  Coal  RR.  [see  Lake 
Shore  "System"  below]  and  owns  (besides  the  entire  stock  of  the  pro- 
prietary lines)  $2,675,696  Plttsburg  A  Lake  Erie  stock.  A  Vanderbllt 
road  having  a  large  basinets  greatly  dependent  on  traffic  from  com- 
petitive points. 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— The  stock  has  remained  at  $50,000,000  sinc< 
1871.  The  guaranteed  stock  of  $533,500  carries  10  per  cent  dividends 
DIVIDENDS.— Since)  1888.  '89.  '90.  '91.  '92.  '93  to  Feb., '97  (inol.) 

1887.          P.  Ct.  S     4         5        5      6*3     6^t       6  yearly  (3  F.  A  A.) 

BONDS. — Interest  on  the  oonsol.  first  mort.  Is  paid  on  coupon  bondi 
J.  A  J.,  on  registered  bonds  Q.— J.  The  first  oonsol.  or  the  bonds  prloi 
thereto  are  redeemed  each  year  by  $250,000  contributed  to  the  sinking 
fund.  The  bonds  outstanding  are  given  above  less  the  amounts  held  li 
the  sinking  funds,  which  amounted  to  $6,250.000  Deo.  31,  1895. 

The  consol.  mortgage  of  1897  (United  States  Trust  Co..  N.  Y.,  anc 
John  T.  Dye  of  Indianapolis,  Ind.,  trustees,)  la  for  $50,000,000  of  31-. 
per  cent  gold  bonds,  tax  free,  authorized  to  retire  the  several  issues  o 
7s  maturing  from  1898  to  1903.  The  mortgage  will  cover  praoticall.' 
860  miles  of  main  line  and  branches  -  a  considerable  portion  bein: 
double  tracked -and  about  220  miles  of  leased  lines.— V.  64,  p.  447 
469,  610,  707. 

GUARANTIES.— In  addition  to  securities  in  table  above,  oompan; 

guarantees  by  endorsement  on  each  bond  $1,OOO,OOO  Cincinnati  •! 
pringtteld  1st  7s,  described  under  Cl.  Gin.  Ch.  A  St.  Louis.    See  als' 
Detroit  Hillsdale  A  S.  W.  and  Fort  Wayne  A  Jackson. 

The  refunding  of  the  first  7s  as  of  April  1,  1897.  Into  new  31*  pe: 
cent  consols  would  effect  a  saving  In  Interest  charges  under  the  term 
offered  of  about  $1,300,000  a  year.  V.  64,  p.  469,  610,  707. 


J 


APRIL,  1897.) 


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Mi  liM-rlbrrn  will  confer  a  great  favor  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  dlncoTcred  In  these  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  Prlnof 

pal,  When  Due 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  notes 
on  flnt  page  of  tables. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Slocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

Lake  Shore  Syitem—Mahoning  Coal  RR.—  Stock  
Preferred  stock,  guaranteedo  p.  o.    See  text  
lit  M.,  Youngs,  to  And.,  etc.,  guar.  p.Al.(end)...c 
LtOf.  Top.  <t  8.W.—  IstM-.'sguar.byAt.A'abyUn.P. 
LeMgli  <f  Hudson  Riter—  1st  M.,g.,int.red'o'dto5p.o. 

43 
43 
43 
46 
42 
63 
Text. 
7 

1884 

lUHli 

1881 
1887 
7H-'81 
1880 
1890 
1886 
1895 

1868 

1H70 
1873 
1873 
1873 
1897 
1895 
1890 
1891 
1880 
1895 
1S92 
1892 
lS(i(i 
1888 
1884 
1884 
1886 

$50 
50 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1.000 
SOO  Ac. 
500  Ac. 
1,000 
500  Ac. 
1,000 
50 
1,000 
1,000 
1  ,000 
1,000 
1,000 

$1,500,000 
661,850 
1,500,000 
1,380,OOO 
800,000 
209,120 
385,000 
65,000 
584,000 
61,500 
375,000 
40,441,100 
5,000,000 
6,000,000 
284,000 
10,400,000 
12,100,000 
5,000,000 
2,000,000 
15,000,000 
1(1.000,000 

6,000,000 

51,000 
1,177,000 
211,000 
1,500,000 
8,500,000 
750,000 
1,250,000 
300,000 
706,700 
903,600 
10,382,000 

See  text. 
5  per  an. 
5 

tg" 
5 
6 
6 
5  g. 

5  g. 
See  text. 
6 
7 
6 
4H)A6 
4ifl  A  6 

5g- 

4  g. 
4>sg. 

ig- 

4*2g. 

•>  g- 

|* 

4,  4ia,  5 

?g" 
5  g. 
6g. 
4  per  an 

10  per  an 
5  g. 

F.  A  A. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.    A  J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A   J. 
Q.-J. 
J.   A  D. 
M.  A   8. 
J.   A  D. 
J.   A  D. 
J.   A  D. 

M.'.'&'B. 
J.   A  J. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
J.    A   J. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A  D. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.    A   J. 
F.  &  A. 
F.  A  A. 
J.   A   J. 

N.  Y..  Gr-d  Cent.  Stat'n. 
N.  Y..  Union  Trust  Co. 
do              do 
July,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 
N.  Y.,  Nat.  Exch.  Bank, 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

Feb.  1,'97,7%. 
Jan.,'97,  2>«% 
July  1,  1934 
July  1,  1912 
July  1,  1911 
July  1.  1917 
1900  A  1912 
Jan.   1,  1900 
July  1,  1920 
July.l,  191ft 
July  1,  1945 
See  text. 
June  1,  1888 
Sept.  1,  1910 
Deo.   1,  1897 
Dec.  1,  1928 
Irredeemable. 
1997 
Sept.  1,  1945- 
July  1,  1940 
Oct.    1,  1941 
May  1,  1920 
Nov.  1,  1935 
Jan.   1,  1932 
Nov.  1,  1942 
June  1,  1906 
Apr.  1,  1939 
Apr.  1,  1914 
Apr.  1,  1914 
July  1.  1906 
Feb.,  '97,  2% 
Feb.,  '97,  5% 
Jan.   1,  1933 

Warwick  Valley  1st  A  2~d  MB  ($246,000  2ds) 

Leu.  A  Hud.  R.Gen.M.  *3,OOO.OOO,  g.(seetext).c' 
LtMah  <t  Ifew  Engl'd—  Slate  Valley  RR.,  1st  mort.  . 
Istmort    81  OOO  000  gold                     

Phlla.,927  Chestnut  St. 
Phila..  228  So.  Third  St. 
Reg.atoflice;  cp.Bk.N.A. 
Phlla.  Of.,  228  So.  3d  St. 
do             do 
Reg.at  office;cp.Bk.N.  A. 
Phlla..Of.,2288o.3dSt. 

Lfhii/h  Valley—  Stock  ($106,300  Is  10  p.  c.  pref.). 

ioi 

101 
285 
285 
285 

il7 
283 
31 
60 
12 

"22 

Con.  M.,  sterling,  g.,s.f.2  p.o.y'rly,  dr-n  at  par.oAr 
do        coup,  and  regis.,  $4.762,000  are  4is8.oAr 
do        annuity  $2  538  000  are  4^8    

Collateral  trust,  gold,  subject  to  call  at  107>i  — 
Lehlgh  AN.  Y.-,  1st  M.,  $2,uOO,OOO,  g.,gu.p.&l.c*Ar 
Leh.  Val.  of  N.Y.,  1st  M.,  gold.  gu.  p.  A  i.(end.)o'&r 
Leh.  Val.  Ter.,  1st  mort..  gold,  gu.  p.  Al.,end.c*Ar 
Easton  A  Amboy.lst  M.Easton  to  P.Amboy.guar. 
Easton  A  No.,  1st  M.,  gold,  guar.  by  L.  Val..c'*r 
Delano  Land  1-t  M.,  gold  ,  guaranteed  
Middlesex  Valley,  1st  mort.,  $600,000,  gold....c" 
f  enn.  A  N.  Y.  Cau.  A  RR.—  1st  m.,  endors..  .o'Jat. 

1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
500  Ac. 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

Phil.,Leh.Val.Of.AN.Y. 
N.Y.,Merch.N.  Bk.APh. 
do              do 
Phlla.,  Of..  228  So.  3d  St. 
See  Off.,  228  So.  3d  St. 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
Phlla.,  Bk.  N.  America. 
Phlla.,  Lehlgh  Val.  RR. 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 
Phil,  office,  228  8.3d  St. 
do              do 
N.  Y.  and  Philadelphia. 

120 
120 

1st  M.,  gold,  iHiar.  p.  AT  (end.)  
Cana.No.lst  M.,  g.,gu.p.4l.by  E.G.  AN,  ass.by  L.V. 
Morris  Canal  stock  4%  guaranteed  999  years  

100 
100 

l.OOOAc 

L.V.Coal  Co.lst  M.$12,000,000,g.s.f.,not  dm.c*Ar 

.... 

1893 

Nothing  has  been  charged  to  construction  or  equipment  account  since 
1883,  the  outlays  therefor  charged  to  operating  expenses  amounting  In 
1895  to  $1,615,954  (against  $118,089  In  1894)  for  new  equipment 
and  $36,856  for  construction,  these  Items  being  exclusive  of  expen- 
ditures forrenewals.  Front  and  loss  surplus  Jan.  1, 1896,  $1 1,637,485. 
Low  grades  permit  large  train  loads;  average  for  1895  318  tons. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  December  31.  Annual  meeting 
IB  held  the  first  Wednesday  in  May  at  Cleveland.  The  annual  report 
for  1895  was  published  In  V.  62,  p.  864;  see  also  editorial,  p.  850. 
Figures  for  1896  below  are  partly  estimated. 

Traffic.— Of  the  14,382,684  tons  carried  in  1895,  coal  and  coke  con- 
tributed 38  per  cent,  ores  10  p.  c.,  grain  7  p.  o. 

•Start—  1896.  1895.  1894.  1893. 

Miles  operated 1,440  1,440  1,440  1,440 

Total  gross  earnings  $20,205,932  $21,016,035  $19,557,870  $23,685,932 
Oper.  exp.  A  taxes.    13,823,594    14,568,219    13,186,067    17,123,913 

Net  earnings....    $6,382,338    $6,447,816    $6,371,803    $6,562,019 
Net,incl.oth.lnc'me    $6,830,688    $6,860,794    $6,781,158    $7,021,151 

Rentals  paid )       645,000         644,759          606,922          597,395 

Interest  on  debt....  $    3,110,000      3,134,370      3,151,947      3,173,762 
Dlvld's  on  guar.  s'k.  53,350  53,350  53,350  53,350 

Dividends (6)  2,967,990  (6)2,967,990  (6)2,967,990  (6)  2,967,990 


Surplus  over  diva.  $54,348         $60,325  $949       $228,654 

—(V.  63,  p.  402,  1009,  1  1  5  5;  V.  64,  p.  423,  447,  469,  610,  707.) 

Lake  Shore  Sy«tem.—  Malioiilue  Coal  RR.—  Owns  from 
Youngstown  to  Andover,  0.,  and  branch,  50  miles.  Leased  In  per- 
petuity for  40  per  cent  of  gross  earnings  to  Lake  Shore,  which  Jan.  1. 
1896,  owned  $865,900  of  its  common  and  $399,500  of  its  preferred 
stock.  The  preferred  stock  certificates  contain  a  clause  making  them 
redeemable  at  par  at  option  of  Co.  Dividends  paid  on  common  stock  : 
In  1889  4>«  p.  c.;  In  1890,  5;  In  1891,  4>s;  in  1892,  Feb.  8>g;  Aug.,  3; 
In  1893.  8  p.  o.;  In  1894,  8  p.  c.  ;  In  1895,  10  p.  o.  ;  in  1896,  Feb.,  7  p.  o.; 
Aug.,  3  p.  c.;  In  1897,  Feb.  7  p.  o.  In  1895  rental  $285.743,  against 
$258,739  in  1894;  surplus  over  interest  and  dividends,  $26,188.  (V. 

62,  p.  865.) 

Lancaster  tc  Cheater  Ry.—  Narrow  Gauge  —  A  3-foot  gauge  road 
from  Chester  to  Lancaster,  8.  C.,  29  miles.  A  reorganization  in  Aug  . 
1896,  of  the  Cheraw  A  Chester  RR..  sold  in  foreclosure  In  June,  1896. 
Capital  stock  is  $50,000  ;  par,  $50.  First  mortgage  Is  for  $25,000  of 
7  p.  o.  currency  bonds  due  Jan.  1,  1917;  Int.  J.A  J.,  coupon  bonds  $500 
each,  all  Issued.  General  Manager,  W.  H.  Hardin,  Chester,  8.  C.—  V. 

63,  p.  458. 

Learenworth  Terminal  Railway  &  Rrldgr.—  Owns  high- 
way and  railroad  bridge  (opened  Jan.  1,  1894),  1,110  feet  long,  over 
MisHouri  River  at  Leavenworth,  Kan.,  and  valuable  terminal  property 
in  that  city.  The  mortgage  contains  a  sinking  fund  provision.  Kan- 
sas City  St.  Joseph  &  C.  B.  (Chicago  B.  &  O.)  and  rhicage  R.  I.  &  P. 
use  the  bridge  at  an  annual  rental  of  $18,000  each,  under  a<30-year 
contract  from  1894.  The  Chicago  Gt.  Western  has  contract  from  Sept. 
1,  1895,  for  30  years  at  rental  of  $16,000  first  year  and  $17,500  there- 
afier.  Capital  stock,  $600,000.  On  June  30,  1896,  current  liabilities, 
$39,150;  current  assets,  $24,915.  (V.  61,  p.  556.) 

Leavenworth  Topeka  &  South  Western  RR.—  Owns  from 
Leavenworth  to  Meriden  Junction,  in  Kansas,  47  miles.  Union  Pacific 
ceased  operating  this  road  in  March,  1894.  C.  L.  MoLellan  appointed 
receiver  April  20.  BUI  of  foreclosure  filed  in  April,  1894.  Coupons 
due  Jan.  1,  1894,  not  paid:  Accounts  payable  $1,046,350  Jan  1  1894 
In  1895-6  gross  $43,741;  deficit  from  operating  $4,216.  -V.  62,  p.  186. 

Lehlgh  &  Hudson  River  Ry  —  Owns  from  Greyeourt,  on  Erie 
KB.,  toBelvidere,  N.  J.,  63  miles,  on  the  Pennsylvania  RR.  Proprietary 
lines:  Orange  County  RR.  (entire  stock  owned-no  bonds  issued)  Hud- 


13 

GENERAL  FiNANCES.-Stock,  $1,340,000;  par,  $100.  Warwick  Val- 
le,Lj,st.,mort-  OOTers  15  mlles  of  road,  and  bonds  mature  October  1 
1900;  2d  mortgage  covers  22  miles  and  bonds  mature  April  1  1912' 
Loan*  and  bills  payable  Dec.  31,1896.  $413,500;  car  trusts,  $73,717 

In  April.  1897,  $584,000  general  5s  were  outstanding  and  an  addi- 
tional issue  of  $500,000  was  authorized  for  floating  debt,  etc. 
ANNUAL  REPORT.—  Report  for  1895-6  was  in  V.  63,  p  llll 

Tear  ends  June  30  -  1890.  1x95.  '     1094 

°88  ...........................  '  $392,911  $480,857 


..    .. 

Grinnell  Burt,  President,  80  Broadway.  N.  Y.  City.-(V  61  n  <J22 
1064;  V.  62,  p.  364,  949;  V.  63,  p.  502,  1009,  111  II  j  ;  V.  64,  p.  83',  423.)' 

Lehlgh  dc  New  England  HR.—  Operates  road  from  Slatington 
Pa  to  Campbell  Hall,  N.  Y.,  90  miles,  of  which  three  sections,  aggre- 
gating 44  miles,  belong  to  other  companies;  extension  from  Pen  Arivle 
?n?^enn  er  8  ^unct^°r,>  Pa"  8*  mlles  (completed  in  Nov.,  1896);  total 

i  ™n«  ??*;    SPS$5?&$<n}yo?a*  KR  <lea8e(1>  ha»  outstanding  on  Us 
4  miles  of  road  $500,000  ot  first  mort.  50-year  5s  (F.  A  A  )  due  1939 


HISTORY. — A  reorganization  in  April,  1895,  of  the  Pennsylvania 
Poughkeepsie  &  Boston,  sold  in  foreclosure  Deo.  14, 1894. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS.— Capital  stock  Is  $1,500,000,  par  $50.  Mortgage 
Is  for  $1,000,000  gold  5  p.  c.  50-year  bonds,  of  which  $375,000  repre- 
sent purchase  price  and  balance  for  improvements  and  extensions. 
— (V.  01,  p.  112;  V.  62,  p.  134.) 

Lehigh  Valley  RR.— (See  Map)— Main  line,  Jersey  City,  N.  J.,  op- 
posite IT  Y.  City,  to  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  444  mlles;  branches  to  Audenried, 
Tomhlcken,  Hazleton,  Ac.,  713  miles  ;  Lehigh  A  New  York  RR.,  115 
miles ;  State  Line  A  Sullivan  Railroad,  24  miles ;  total  main  line,  1,296 
miles;  branches,  etc.,  859  miles.  Total  system  2,155  miles ;  second 
track,  539  miles.  Trackage:  Penn.  RR.,  13-6  miles;  N.  Y.  Central,  51  •£ 
miles;  sundry  trackage,  29  miles. 

HISTORY,  ETC. — Company  opened  a  through  line  of  its  own  from 
New  York  to  Buffalo  Sept.  1, 1892,  and  discontinued  trackage  of  188 
miles  over  the  Erie.  Lease  to  Reading  ended  Aug.  8, 1 893.  In  March, 
1897,  the  company  arranged  with  J.  P.  Morgan  A  Co.  of  N.  Y..  and 
Drexel  A  Co.  of  Phlla.,  for  a  general  readjustment  of  the  nuances,  in- 
cluding the  holding  of  voting  power  for  a  large  block  of  the  stock.— 
See  V.  64,  p.  517,  754. 

COAL  PROPERTY.— The  Lehlgh  Valley  RR.  Co.  owns  3,619  acres  of 
coal  lands  and  all  the  ($650,000)  stock  of  the  Lehigh  Valley  Coal  Co., 
which  In  December,  1893,  owned  anthracite  coal  and  surface  lands: 


Total  acres. 

Owned  in  fee 15,217 

Perpetually  leased 8,123 

Term  leases 1,708 

Controls  through  ctook  owned..  9,229 


Ooal  acres.        Est'd.  yield. 
7,242  124,000,000 

5,741  111,000,000 

1,708  47,000,000 

4,519  50,000,000 

Collieries  54,  dally  capacity  about  30,000  tons.  (V.  62,  p.  364,)  The 
Hazelton  Coal  Co.  (chartered  in  1896)  stock  is  owned  and  its  $2,000,- 
000  first  mortgage  5s  also  owned  are  guaranteed— see  V.  64,  p.  137. 

The  Coal  Co.  In  1895-96  shipped  from  collieries  owned  2,819,757 
tons,  against  2,619,960  tons  in  1894-5,  and  2,061,115  tons  in  1893-94 

DIVIDENDS.—     >     '86.    '87.    '88.    '89.    '90.    '91.    '92    '93.     none 
Since '85.    P.  ct.  5       4      4>a       5         5        5         5       SU      4       since. 

BONDS.— The  consolidated  mort.  of  1873  (trustee,  Fidelity  Insurance 
Trust  A  8.  D.  Co.  of  Phil.)  is  for  $40,000,000,  of  which  $12,000,000  are 
reserved  to  retire  $11,000,000  prior  liens  when  due.  The  bonds  are 
Issued  in  three  series,  of  which  the  sterling  issue,  "class  A,''  is  subject  to 
call  at  par  in  increasing  amounts  each  year,  $399,000  being  the  amount 
retired  in  1895.  A  second  series  is  composed  of  the  "  coupon  and  reg- 
istered "  bonds,  which  are  not  subject  to  call,  but  which  prior  to  Nov. 
13, 1893,  were  convertible  at  option  of  holders  into  bonds  of  the  third 
series,  these  last  being  annuity  bonds  and  irredeemable,  never  falling 
due  except  in  case  of  default.  All  these  issues  are  equally  secured. 
The  $15,000,000  collateral  trust  s'  of  1897  are  subject  to  call  at 
107*2  p.  c.— see  "  General  Finances  "  below. 

GUARANTIES.— Easton  <t  Northern  RR.— Road  from  Belfast  to  Easton. 
Pa.,  Smiles;  branch  to  Lehigh  Valley  RR.  at  South  Easton,  4  miles; 
Leased  for  5  years  from  Aug.  1,  1893,  to  Bangor  A  Portland  By. 
Capital  stock  is  $200,000.  Lehigh  Val.  guarantees  bonds.  (V.  62,  p.  135; 

Elmira  Oortland  <t  Northern  RR.— This  road,  with  the  Ganastota 
Northern,  runs  from  Elmira  to  Canastota  and  Camden,  N.  Y.,  14o 
miles.  The  stock,  $2,000,000,  Is  owned  by  the  Lehigh  Valley  (acquired 
Feb.  20, 1896),  which  guarantees  the  bonds.— V.  62,  p.. 364, 1177. 

Lehigh  Valley  Railway  Oo.  of  New  fork.— Owns  road  from  Buffalo, 
N.  Y.,  to  near  Sayre,  Penn.,  175  miles  double  track,  and  branches  to 
Ithaca,  Auburn,  Cayuga,  etc.,  Ill  miles;  total,  283  miles.  Stock  all 
owned  by  Lehigh  Val.  RR.  Mortgage  abstract  in  V.  51,  p.  114.  INDEX— 
V.  54,  p.  203,  965;  V.  63,  p.  357,  1063;  V.  64,  p.  517.) 

LehighValley  Terminal  Railway. — Owns  double-track  road  from  South 
Plainfleld,  N.  J.,  to  Jersey  City,  with  about  125  acres  at  Jersey  City  and  a 
large  water  front  there  and  other  property ;  its  stock  of  $10,000,000 
is  owned  by  the  Lehigh  Valley  RR.  (See  V.  53,  p.  640,  880.)  Central 
Trust  Co.  trustee.  Car  trusts  $1,000,000. 

Middlesex  Valley.— Road  from  Naples  to  Geneva,  N.  Y.,  29  miles. 
Purchased  in  December,  1895,  and  bonds  due  1942,  guaranteed,  prln 
clpal  and  interest  (endorsed).— V.  61,  p.  1013  ;  V.  62,  p.  134. 

Morris  OcmaJ.  —  Leased  for  999  years  and  dividends  guaranteed. 
Bonds  all  owned  by  Lehigh  Valley.  Water-shed  supplies  city  of  Newark 
with  water.  See  V.  50,  p.  137. 

Pennsylvania  <t  New  York  Canal  <t  Railroad.— Leased  for  99  years 
from  December  1, 1888,  to  Lehigh  Valley,  which  has  assumed  its  debt 
and  owns  all  its  stock.  Consol.  mortgage  bonds  of  1888  (trustee,  Girard 
Life  Insurance  Co.)  are  reserved  to  take  up  priorbonds  when  due.  The 
consols,  guaranteed  principal  and  interest  by  the  Lehigh  Valley,  in- 
clude :  $4,000,000  of  5  per  cents,  $J,000,000  of  4s :  $1.500,000  of  4i»s, 
issued  in  1895  to  retire  7s  due  in  June,  1896.— V.  62,  p.  950. 

Lehigh  <t  New  York.— This  road  (formerly  Southern  Central),  runs 
from  N.  Y.  State  Line  near  East  Waverly  to  Fatrhaven,  on  Lake 
Ontario,  115  miles.  V.  61,  p.  558,  750;  V.  62,  p.  134. 

Rochester  Southern  RR.— Rochester  to  Hemlock  Lake,  N.  Y.,  30-16 
miles.  A  consolidation  in  Aug.,  1895,  of  Rochester  A  Honeoye  Val. 
(15-4  miles)  and  Rochester  Southern.  Controlled  through  ownership  ol 
stock.  Capital  stock  is  $800,000  (par  $100);  funded  debt  $300,000. 


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RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bond* 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*  —  Prmol 
pal.When  Due 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  notes 
on  flrat  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Dividend. 

ifA   Valley  -(Con.)—  Snow  Shoe.  IstM.,  not  guar.r 
L.  V.,  (told,  oar  trusts,  $50,000  due  each  F.AA.c* 

.... 

1896 

IMW; 

IH'M 
1894 
1895 

$500 
l.OOO 
1,000 

$500,000 
900,000 
500,000 
1,000,000 
1,500,000 
<«> 
125,000 
516,000 
4,943,100 
275,000 
1,500,000 
714,000 
3,250,000 
2,487,850 
12,000,000 
1,121,000 
268,703 
3,610,000 
3,000,000 
1,250,OOO 
1,500,000 
325,000 
1,5OO,OOO 
125,000 
1,000,000 
600,000 
600,000 
650,000 
250,000 
75,000 
1.425,000 
200.00O 
600.0OO 

5 
5g. 

:,  a. 

ig- 

5g. 

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

Philadelphia. 
Phil.,Glrard  L.I.A.ATr. 
Philadelphia. 
N.  Y.,  Cent.  Trust  Co. 
Text. 
N.  Y.,  Man.  Trust  Co. 

Jan.   1.  1910 
Aug.,  '97-1906 
Aug.,  '97-1H06 
Jan.   1,  1900 
Feb.   1,  1935 
Oct.     1,  1945 

Lexington  A  Eastern—  1st  M.,  $1.000,000,  gold.    0" 

"92 

lima  Xorlhrrn  A'l/.-lst  M.,$1,20O,OO    gold...c*r 
lUckjitlit  Carroll*  Wai.—  Receiver's  oertlflcatex. 

1,000 

52 

"a 

84 
84 
133 
28 

1886 

1864-8 

1HH'2 
1892 
1887 

1,000 
50 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
50 
50 
500 
100  Ac 
1,000 
1,000 
500  Ao 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
500 
500 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

6g. 
8  per  an. 
6 
5 
7 

5 

See  text. 

7 
7 

5g- 

4  g. 
5  g- 
4*ag. 

tg' 

ig- 

5  A6g. 
Ig" 

7g' 
7 
I* 

5  g- 
5  g. 

J.   A   J. 
Q.-M./0 
Various 
M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A   S. 
Q.-M. 
Ci--F. 
M.  A  N. 
F.  A  A. 
Q.-J. 
J.    A  D. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A    8. 
J.   A  D. 
J.  AD. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A   8. 
J.   A  D. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A   S. 
Q.-J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.  A   J. 

July,  '93,  coup,  last  paid 
Clnn.,Offloe,  IstNat.Bk. 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Bank  of  America, 
do              do 
In  default. 
Phlla.,  Of.,  410  Walnut 

Jan.   1,  1916 
Mar.  10,'97,2% 
1898 
Nov.  2,  1912 
Apr.   1,  1932 
Sept.  1.  1987 
Jn.l5'97,3ia% 
Nov.2,'96,1% 
May   1,  1898 
Aug.  1,  1918 
July  1,  1931 
June  1,  1938 
Nov.  1,  1937 
Moh.  1,  1922 
June  1,  1932 
June  1,  1934 
Mch.  1,  1920 
Men.  1,  1911 
June  1,  1938 
May  1,  1911 
May  1,  1937 
Apr.  1,  1901 
Sept.  1,  1901 
Oct.    1,  1932 
Jan.   1,  1948 
Jan.   1,  1948 

HUU  Miami—  8t'k,oom..gu.8  p.c.,99  yr8.,P.C.&St.L, 

lit  mort.,  main  line,  L.  1.  City  to  Greenport....©* 

94 
158 
180 
180 

l'6»i 

"a 

76 
76 
18 
18 
3>a 
>1JM 

H 

1868 
1878 
18S1 
1888 
1887 
1*92 
1892 
1894 
1KSO 
1881 
1888 
1881 
1887 
1871 
1871 
1892 
1893 
1895 

N.  Y.,U.8.Mort.A  Tr.Co. 
do             do 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

Oonool  mortgage  gold   $5  000,000    

Metropolitan  Ferry  Co.  1st  M.,gold,red.  at  HO.c* 
i.  I.  RR.  mort.  on  ferry  for  $2,750,000.  gold...o* 
Mortgage  bonds  of  1932  for  $5OO  OOO  gold    

Debenture  ($1.500,000)  gold,  not  subject  to  call.  . 
Sew  York  *  Flushing  1st  mortgage,  assumed  — 
Brooklyn  &  Montauk  1st  M.,  $250,000  are  6s...  o* 
2d  M..  g.,  agsurn.,  Bush.  Sta.  to  Eastp.  A  brs.o 
Long  Island  City  &  Flushing  1st  M,.  assumed..  o* 

Sew  York  A  Rockaway  1st  mort.,  Int.  only  guar.. 
Smith.  A  Pt.  Jefferson,  1st  mortgage,  guaranteed 
L.I.RR.  North  Sh.  Br.consol.  M.$l  ,50O,OOO,guar.c* 
N.  Y.  Bay  Ext.  RR.  1st  M.  gold,  gu.  p.  A  1.,  end..c 
Montauk  Ext.  RR.  1st  M.,  gu.p.A  1..  $600,OOO,g.c* 

Lehigh  Valley  Coal  Co.— See  "  Coal  Property  "  above. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— In  March,  1897,  $8,000,000  five  per  cent  col- 
lateral trust  bonds  were  authorized  (issue  to  be  increased  to  $15,000,- 
000  after  1900);  $5,000,000  of  these  were  sold  to  J.  P.  Morgan  A  Co. 
to  provide  at  once  fur  floating  dent,  new  construction  and  working 
capital,  nnil  $3,OOO,OOO  may  be  so  used  during  the  next  t  wo  or  three 
rears  and  $1,000,000  a. year  for  seven  years  after  1900.— V.  64,  p.  754. 
O»  Nov.  30,  1896,  bills  payable  were  $2,453,000;  interest  due  Dec. 


890.    Real  estate  mortgages   aggregate  $347,852.    For  guirauteed 
securities  that  are  not  outstanding  see  V.  64,  p.  137. 

CAB  TRUSTS.— In  November,.  1894,  contracted  for  2,000  new  coal  oars 
of  60,100  pounds  capacity  each,  to  be  owned  by  the  L.  V.  Teriiiiu.il  Ry. 
whose  car  trusts  for  $1,000,000  were  issued  therefor,  and  are  owned  b  y 
the  Lehigli  Valley  RR.  For  2,000  box  cars  of  60,000  pounds,  in  1896 
were  issued  $1,000,000  car  trusts,  maturing  $50.000  each  Feb.  1  and 
August  1  to  Feb.  1, 1906,  inclusive :  mortgage  trustee,  Glrard  Life 
Ins.  Annuity  A  Tr.  of  Phlla.  The  $500,000,  series  of  1896,  cover  1,000 
eoul  cars  and  a  number  of  stock  and  combination  cars.— V.  62,  p.  1087. 

EARNINGS.— In  3  months  ending  Feb.  28, 1897: 

Railroad  Co Gross,  dec.    $321,701;  net,  dec.    $124,295 

I.V.  CoalCo Gross,  inc.      108,587;  net,  inc.      127,422 

ANNUAL  RBPORT. — The  fiscal  year  ends  November  30.    The  report  for 
1895-96  was  given  in  V.  64,  p  131, 136;  see  also  editorial,  p.  105. 

year  ending  Nov.  30-  1896.  1895.  1894. 

earnings  from  coal $8,623,574          $8,470,859          $8,391,542 

•teeellaneous  freight....      7,472,104  6,849,062  5,982,858 

Passengers. 2,556,536  2,316,540  2,104,677 

Mall,  express,  etc 862,446  927,993  851,517 


Total  gross $19,514,660 

Op.  exps.,lncl.  rentals 14,583,658 

Net  earnings $4,931,002 

lne.frominvest.,Ac.net..  676,159 

Total  net  income $5,607,161 

Jrmtli'n  Cen.  proport'n...          

Interest  on  debt  4,484,033 

«en'lexp.,lnol.  taxes....  673,366 


$18,564,454 
14,028,453 

$4,536,001 
898,346 

$5,434,347 

5,709 

4,294,380 

491,416 


$17,330,594 
13,320,829 

$4,009,765 
841,492 

$4,851,257 

21,748 

4,273,740 

428,699 


noe.  surplus.... $449,762  $642,842  $127,070 

3Wl»n  Coal  Co.  bonds...       $590.650  $596,625  (») 

-(V.ft4,  p.  105, 131,1 36,  373,  481, 517,  754.) 

Lexington  &  Eastern.— Owns  from  Lexington,  Ky.,  to  Jackson, 
Ky.,  about  92  miles.  A  reorganization  of  the  Kentucky  Union,  sold 
:  m  foreclosure  in  March,  1894.  Stock  is  $500,000.  Mortgage 
truatw*,  Central  Trust  Company,  New  York.  General  mortgage  is  for 
92^«OvOO«, of  which $1,000,000  reserved  to  retire  the  firsts;  trustee, 
CoBttoeBtal  Trust  Co.,  New  York.  Interest  on  generals  for  first  5  years 
fe  payable  only  if  earned,  at  Continental  Trust  Co.,N.  Y.,  onflrstdayof 
February  and  August.  Floating  debt  June  30,  1896,  $39,181.  For 
year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $217,231;  net,  $51,392;  interest, 
$50,000.  In  year  ending  Dec.  31, 1895,  gross,  $207,335.  (V.  59,  p.  697.) 

Llion  Northern  Ky.— ROAD— In  April,  1897,  completed  from 
.  Lima,  O.  (on  Ohio  Southern) ,  tojunotion  with  Wabash  Ry.  at  Tecumseh, 
Mich.,  102  miles,  forming  a  new  line  to  Detroit,  via  the  Wabash,  and 
a  northerly  extension  for  the  Ohio  Southern,  being  owned  by  parties 
holding  a  majority  Interest  in  the  stock  and  second  mortgage  bonds  of 
that  road.  Stock  authorized,  $2,400,000;  issued,  $2,000,000;  par  $100. 

BONDS— The  first  mortgage  is  for  $1,200,000  of  5  per  cent  b  nds; 
trustee  is  Manhattan  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.;  bonds  are  issuable  ai  $12,000  per 
mile  of  completed  road  and  $3,000  per  mile  tor  equipment;  company 
leases  800  cars.— (V.  61,  p.  559,  925,  1064;  V.  63,  p.  229.) 

Utcbfleld  Carrollton  &.  Western.— Owns  from  Burnett  to  Co- 
lumbiana,  111.,  52  miles.  This  road  was  formerly  operated  by  the  Chi- 
cago Peorla  A  St.  Louis.  Joseph  Dickson  is  now  receiver— see  V.  62, 
pT§49 ;  V.  61,  p.  1064.  Stock,  $600,000 ;  par  $100.  Receiver's  ceitlfl- 
cates,  $125,000.  For  year  ending  June  30,  1895,  gross,  $59,547; 
deficit  under  operating  expenses.  $19,328.  (V.  62,  p.  40,  949.) 

Little  ITllanil.— Owns  from  Cincinnati,  O.,  to  Springfield,  O.,  84 
nlles ;  branch,  Xenla,  O.,  to  Dayton,  O.,  16  miles ;  leases,  Columbus  A 
Xenta  RR.,  Xenia,  O.,  to  Columbus,  Ohio,  55  miles;  Dayton  A  Western 
SR.,  Dayton,  O.,  to  Indiana  State  Line,  38  miles;  Ohio  State  Line  to 
Richmond, Iml., 4  m.;  Cln.  St.  Connecting  RR.,  2  m.;  tot.  operated,  199  m. 

LEASE.— On  Dec.  1,  1869,  leased  to  Pittsburg  Cincinnati  A  St.  Louis, 
mow  Pittsburg  Cincinnati  Chicago  A  St.  Louis)  for  ninety-nine  years, 
renewable  forever.  The  Penn.  RR.  Co.  Is  a  party  to  the  contract  and 
guarantees  its  faithful  execution.  Rental  is  8  per  cent  on  $4,943,100 
Koek  and  interest  on  debt.  There  is  $100,000  6  per  cent  permanent 
capitalized  debt ;  Interest  J.  A  J.  Lessee's  report  for  this  road  shows 
•et  loss  to  lessee:  In  1892,  $230,636;  In  1893,  $204.871;  in  1894, 
9221,927;  In  1895,  $259,044.  Stock  authorized,  $8,000,000. 

BONDS.— In  January,  1890,  stockholders  authorized  $3,000,000  7  per 
sent  bonds  (to  be  Issued  to  the  lessee  from  time  to  time  for  betterments) , 
»nd  also  $3.000,000  stock,  Into  which  the  bonds  shall  be  convertible. 


Little  Rock  &  .llemplilo.— Owns  from  Little  Rook,  Ark.,  toMissis- 
lippi  River,  opposite  Memphis,  133  miles.  Of  the  coupons  on»-  3ept.  1, 
1892,  part  only  were  paid.  In  June,  1893,  Rudolf  Fink  was  appointed  re- 
ceiver. Extension.  Little  Rock  to  Wistar  Junction,  I.  T.,  proposed,  and 
the  Memphis  Little  Rock  A  Pacific  was  organized  for  taut  purpose. 
See  V.  64,  p.  234.  Foreclosure  sale  postponed  to  June  10, 1897. 

REORGANIZATION.— Bondholders'  committee  consists  of  F.  P. 
Olcott,  Chairman,  52  Wall  Street,  N.  Y.;  Augustus  D.  Juilliard,  James 
H.  Smith,  Henry  De  Coppet  and  Henry  K.  Sheldon.  Secretary  of 
Executive  Committee  James  H.  Smith,  10  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.  Depositary. 
Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y. 

STOCK,  $3,250,000;  par,  $1OO.  EARMNGS.— Year  ending  June  30  • 
1896.  gross,  $361,093;  net,  $13,989;  other  income,  $6,202;  charges 
$24,105;  balance,  deficit,  $3,914.  In  1894-95,  gross,  $382,007;  net' 
$46,809;  other  income,  $5,766;  charges,  16,371.  (V.  64,  p.  234,  567.' 

Little  sclnij  Ikill  Navigation  RR.  &  Coal.— Owns  from  Port 
Clinton  to  Tamanend,  28  miles;  branches,  4  miles.  Re  leased  on  Dec. 
1 , 1896,  to  Philadelphia  A  Reading  Ry.  for  999  years,  and  rental  re- 
duced from  7  p.  o.  on  stock  to  5  p.  o.,  gold.  Lessee  pays  also  all  taxes 
and  $5,000  yearly  for  organization  expenses.— see  v.  63,  p.  1159. 

Long  Island  RR.— Operates  practically  all  the  steam  surface 
roads  on  Long  Island,  adjoining  New  York  City,  the  system  including : 


Owns—  Milts. 

Long  Island  City  to  Greenport.  95 
Long  Island  City  to  Gt.  Neok..   14 

Bushwick  to  Sag  Harbor 97 

Sundry  branches 83 


Total  owned 289 

Brooklyn  A  Jamaica  RR 10 

North  Shore  Branch  RR 30 

Montauk  Ext.  RR ...  21 


Leases—      (IT  Which  see.)    Miles. 

New  York  A  Rockaway 9 

N.  Y.  B'klyn  A  Man.  Beach  IT- .   20 


Total  June  30, 1895 379 

Double  track    91 

Sidetracks 108 

Operates — earnings  kept  separate. 
N.  Y.  A  Rockaway  Beach  RR.TT  12 
Prospect  Pk.  A  Coney  Island. V  13 
ORGANIZATION,  STOCK,  ETC.— In  July,  1881,  the  stock  was  increased 
from  $3,260.700  to  $10,OOO,OOO,  and  in  1889  to  $12,OOO,OOO  to  pur- 
chase Brooklyn  A  Montauk. 

Change  of  Control— Improvements  -  In  January,  1897,  control  of  the 
stock  was  purchased  by   a   syndicate— August  Belmont;  William  A. 
Read,  of  Vermilye  &  Co.;  Brown  Bros.   A  Co.;  Charles   D.  Dickey, 
Jr.;    Theodore  A.    Havemeyer;    Strong,   Sturgis   &   Co.:    Kessler   A 
Co.;  Frederic  G.  Bourne;  George  F.  Baker,  and  others.    The  new  man- 
agement has  extensive  plans  for  furnishing  rapid  transit  direct  from 
New  York  City  to  all  points  east  of  Jamaica  (covering  the  distance 
from  New  York  to  Jamaica  in  twenty  minutes)  and  also  for  a  tunnel 
from  Flatbush  Ave.,  Brooklyn,  to  New  York— see  V.  64,  p.  83, 234, 754. 
DIVIDENDS.— J 1882.    '83  to '90.   '91.   '92.   '93.    '94.   '95.   '96.     '97. 
Per  cent.       (1         4  yearly     4*a     5        5     4>4      4       4     None 
BONDS. — Central  Trust  Co.  is  trustee  of  general  mortgage  of  1888. 
The  ferry  mortgage  for  $2,750,000  covers  all  the  real  and  perbonal 

Property  pertaining  to  the  company's  ferries  (34th  Street  and  James 
lip);  $1,250,000  bonds  being  reserved  to  retire  the  Metropolitan  Ferry 
mortgage.    Trustee  Central  Trust  Co.    See  V.  54,  p.  597. 

The  mortgage  4  per  cents  of  1892  are  secured  by  purchase  money  lien. 
As  to  debentures  see  page  2  of  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1895. 

GUARANTIES.— in  addition  to  guaranteed  bords  in  table  above  the 
Long  Island  guarantees  bonds  of  the  following  companies— which  see. 
New  York  Brooklyn  &  Manhattan  Beach,  New  York  &  Rookaway 
Beach  and  Prospect  Park  &  Coney  Island. 

GENERAL  FINANCKS.— On  June  30,  1896,  mortgages  on  real  estate, 
$291,238;  equipment  trust,  $392,750.  Renewals  are  with  76  to  80- 
pound  steel  rails.  Loans  and  bills  payable  Dee.  31, 1896,  $1,064,000. 
As  to  change  of  control  in  1897  and  contemplated  Improvements,  see 
organization  above.  As  to  Atlantic  Ave.  improvements  and  tunnel  to 
New  York  City  see  V.  61,  p.  469. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— Jan.  1  to  Mar.  31,  3  months,  gross,  $623,354  in 
1897,  against  $631,219  in  1896.  For  6  months  ending  Deo.  31: 

6  mos. —     Gross,  Net.  Oth.  inc.    Int.  <t  taxes.     Bal.,sur, 

1896 $2,236,377    $813,906     $115,962       $616,222    sur.$313,646 

1895 2,297,552      887,489        104,450          566,075    sur.  425,864 

See  general  balance  sheet  of  Sept.  30, 1896,  in  V.  63,  p.  1010. 

ANNUAL  REPORT. — Fiscal  yearends  June  30.  Annual  meeting  Is  held 
the  second  Tuesday  in  April.  Report  for  1895-96  was  in  V.  63,  p.  836. 
Of  the  gross  $2,281.577  was  from  passengers;  $1,142,015  from 
freight;  balance,  mall,  express,  Ao. 

Tear  ending  June  30-  1896.  1895.  1894.  1893. 

Gross  earnings $3.962,799    $4,014,019    $4,143,433    $4,300,336 

Operating  expenses..  2,541,636      2,593,323      2,690,085      2,833,892 

Netearnings $1,421,163  $1,420,696  $1,453,348  $1.466,444 

Totalnet $1,576,817  $1,583,969  $1,555,746  $1,593,189 

Interest  on  bonds 658,411         658,410  589,528  576,859 

Taxes 200,973          174,531  172,726  155,563 

Rentals 271,160          240,088  240,768  211,633 

Interest  and  discount.        16,389             6,789  33,069  29,839 

Dividends (4)480,000  (4)  480,000 (4^)570,000  (5)600,000 

Balance def.$50,116  sur.$24,151  def.$50,345         $19,295 


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RAILROADS! 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  Princi- 
pal, When  Due 

Vtt  explanation  of  column  heading*,  Ac.,  »ee  note* 
on  flnrt  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

Lot  Angela  Terminal—  1*1  mortgage.  $1,500,000.  . 
Lf.  Boulhern-Mtia.  Term1!  B.  *  L.,  1st  mort  o 

44 

ii'2 

1891 
18X3 
1881 

i',000 

1.1  MX) 

100 

A 

1,000 

1,000 
1,000 
500 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
100 
500 
1,000 
100 
1,000 
$A* 
£200 
$1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
100  Ac. 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

$1.500.000 
28,000 
2,240,000 
1,500,000 
324,500 
900.000 
2.000,000 
670,000 
300,000 
200,000 
300,000 
3,797,500 
2,400,850 
4,000.000 
2,100,000 
3,000,000 
52,800,000 
7,070,000 
3,500,000 
1,990,6601 
545  .OOO 
2,070,000 
10,248,000 
892,000 
3,258,000 
1,960,000 
580,000 
5,000,000 
1,000,000 
3,500,000 
3,000,000 
1,764.000 

5 
7 
6  K. 
See  text. 
0 
6 

S8- 

6%*: 

6(8, 

5  g. 
4  g- 
to  be  liel 
5g. 
4  g. 
See  text. 
7 

7,g- 

7* 

§*' 
|* 

4^3  g. 
«g- 
6g. 
6g. 
6  g. 
6g. 

f  g" 
5  g. 

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

July  15,  1931 
1903 
July  1,   1921 
Fl).  1.V97  ,4% 
May  13,  1897 
June  1,  1921 
Oct.    1,  1926 
Oct.    1,  1936 
Oct.    1,  1927 
June  1,  1895 
1900-1902 
July  1,  1940 
Mar.  1,   1948 
SeeV.62,p.l38 
Jan.,  1946 
Mch.  1,  1945 
See  text. 
Apr.   1,  1898 
June  1,  1901 
Aug.  1,  1902 
Moh.  1,  1907 
Deo.   1,  1919 
June  1,  1930 
Oct.    1,  1907 
Nov.  1,  1931 
Apr.  1,  1910 
Moh.  1,  1920 
Jan.   1,  1930 
Jan.   1,  1930 
Moh.  1,  1921 
Moh.  1,  1980 
May  1,  1937 

N.Y.,  8.  Pac.Co.,  23  B'rd 
Louisville,  Ky. 

Louur.  Stan.  <t  «.  Louit  Oontol.—  Receivers'  certs. 

'72 
182 
182 
22 
.     20 
7 
353 
353 

165 

1897 

is-<l 

IHSli 
1S8I! 

1887 

1875 

1  •*.-!()   2 

IX'.IO 
1893 

1896 
1895 

J.   A   J. 
A.  A  0. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  D. 
Various 
J.    A   J. 
M.   A  8. 
d  in  vot 
J.  A  J. 
M.  A   8. 
F.  A  A. 
A.  A  0. 
J.   A  D. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A    8. 
J.    A  D. 
J.   A  D. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A   8. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A  J. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A   S. 
M.  A  N. 

July,'96,  pd.  Dec.  31,'96 
Apr.,  '95,  pd.  Sep.  30,  '95 
Apr.,  '95,  pd.  Sep.  30,  '95 
Apr.,  '94,  coup,  last  pd. 
Deo.,  '94,  coup,  last  pd. 
Int.  to  Apr.,  1897,  paid. 
July,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 
Sept.,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 
lux  trust  for  ten  years, 
let  coup,  due  Jan.,  '97. 
N.Y..J.  P.  Morgan  &Oo. 
N.  Y.,  120  Broadway, 
do             do 
London  and  New  York, 
do             do 
N.  Y.,  120  Broadway, 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

Sd  miort..  with  voting  power,  (told,  unassented.o' 
Hunt-  Tell.  <1ty  A  C.  KB.  1st  M.,  gold  (see  textjo" 
Illinois  A  St.  Louis  1  st  M.  (matured  -  see  text).  .. 
Ven.  A  Car.  1  »t  Ms.,  due  Dec.,  1900  AApr.1,1902.0' 
L.  E.  A  St.  L.  oonsol.  mort..  gold  ($8,000,000).  .<" 

io«<».//..*S'./.-St1k($2.000,OOOi8i>f.5%non-ouni.) 
1  st  M    $2  500  000  gold             

Lol,itr.J  Jeff.Hr'.Co.—  $.\OOO.OOO,g.gu.  p.AL.end.c" 

419 
130 
83 
46 
151 
802 
175 
175 
189 
45 
141 
141 
208 
208 
118 

1868 
1871 
1872 
1877 
1879 
1880 
1877 
1881 
1880 
1880 
1880 
1880 
1881 
1881 
1887 

Memphis  A  Ohio  1st  M.,  Paris  to  Mem.,  g.,guar.  .0' 
Mem.Clarks.AL.lst  M..*,Guthrie  to  Parts,Tenn.ol 
OecUian  Br.lstM.,CeclLtoLoui8.,B.f.,dr'nat  lOO.e- 
X.  H.AN.lstM..  Henderson  toNash.,g,dr'n  at  llO.o" 
Louis.  A  Nash,  general  M.,  gold,  drawn  at  110.  o* 
L.C.  ALex.2d  m.s.  f.  notdrn,  Louis.  to  Newp't.e' 
General  mort.  L.  C.  A  L.,gold  (formerly  8s)  .0" 
L.  A  Nash.bds.,  8.  AN.  Ala.RR.,  2d  m.  as  col.gold.o* 
Plisacohi  Division  1st  in.,  cold  dlr'n  at  106).  .O* 
N.  O.  A  Mob.  Div.  1st  M.,  N.O.to  Mobile,  gold.o" 
2d  M.  N  O  to  Mobile,  gold  o* 

2dH.,gold,  East  St.  L.  to  Evansville  Abr..o* 
1st  M.  (50-year  5s)  ,  $15,000  p.  m.,  gold  o' 

President  (elected  April,  1897),  W.  H.  Baldwin,  Jr.  Vice-President, 
C  M  Pratt.  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  A.  C.  Bedford.  Directors 
elected  April,  1897:  James  Tiuipnon,  Vice-President  of  U.  8.  Mort- 
gage A  Trust  Co.:  W.  O.  Oakman,  President  of  Guaranty  Trust  Co.; 
STo.  K.  Duer;  J.  S.  Auerbach,  of  Davies,  Stone  A  Auerbaclr,  F.  't. 
Bourne,  President  of  Singer  Manufacturing  Co.;  W.  H.  Baldwin,  Jr.; 
C  M  Prutt,  L.  C.  Ledyard,  F.  L.  Babbott,  Durnont  Clarke,  President 
of  American  Exchange  Nat.  Bank;  George  W.  Young,  President  of 
U  S  Mortgage  A  Trust  Co.;  Theodore  A.  Havemeyer,  Vice-President 
of  American  sugar  Reilniug  Co.,  and  August  Belmont.  (V.  64,  p.  42, 
83, 180,  234.  373,  469,  517,  754. 

Loiilnlana  Southern  By.— New  Orleans  south  along  the  Missis- 
sippi River  to  Shell  Beach,  29  miles,  with  a  branch  to  Belair,  24  miles. 
Successor  of  the  New  Orleans  A  Southern,  sold  In  foreclosure  on  Oct. 
26, 1896.  See  N.  O.  A  So.  Item,  V.  64,  p.  83. 

Louisiana  Western.— (See  Map  of  Southern  Pacific.)—  Owns  frou, 
Lafayette,  La.,  to  Orange,  Texas,  112  miles ;  branches  (2),  35  miles ; 
total,  147  miles.  Operated  under  lease  by  the  Southern  Pacific  Co., 
which  owns  all  but  $50,000  of  the  $3,360,000  stock.  The  lessee  pays 
all  charges  and  turns  over  to  this  company  7  per  cent  of  the  total  net 
profits  under  the  omnibus  lease. 

EARNINGS.—  2  months,  )  1897 gross,  $173,297;  net,  $81,810 

Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.  J 1896 gross,  172,828;  net,  74,708 

In  year  ending  Deo.  31,  1896,  gross,  $939,701;  net,  $374,502. 
In  1895  gross,  $1,092,999 ;  net,  $512,574 ;  surplus  over  charges,  $361,- 
776;  amount  of  net  profit  due  this  company,  as  per  lease,  $145,855. 

Louisville  Bridge  Co.— Owns  bridge  5,294  feet  long  over  Ohio 
River  at  Louisville,  Ky.,  and  about  2  miles  track  additional  in  Louis- 
ville. Used  by  several  railroads.  Penna.  RK.,  Louisv.  New  Albany  & 
Chic.,  etc.).  under  contracts  guaranteeing  8  p  c.  iividends  and  operat- 
ing expenses.  Surplus  earnings  are  paid  back  to  roads  using  bridge. 

STOCK,  is  $1,500,000,  of  which  Penna.  RR.  owned  Jan.  1,  1896,  $901,- 
300.  No  bonds.  Bills  payable  June  30,  1895,  $187,128. 

Dividends  in  1896,  6^  p.  c. ;  in  1897,  February,  4  p.  o. 

EARNINGS.— lu  year  ending  June  30,  1S96,  gross,  $322,585;  net, 
•170,405;  other  income,  $2,700;  charges,  $21,206;  dividends,  $120-, 
OOO;  balance,  surplus,  $31,899.  In  1894 95,  net,  $276,185.— (V.  60, 
p.  1105.) 

Louisville  A  JefTersonvllle  Bridge. —One-half  mile  long  and 
Ihe  approaches  one  mile ;  opened  for  all  business  Jan.  1,  1896.  The 
company  also  owns  about  40  acres  of  land  in  Louisville  and  100  acres 
lu  Jeffersonvllle.  The  Big  Four  and  Chesapeake  A  Ohio  use  the 
bridge.  Capital  stock  is  $1,425,000 ;  par,  $100. 

BONDS.— The  mortgage  of  1895  is  for  $5,000,000  (trustee  U.  S.  Trust 
Co.  of  N.  Y.  and  Union  Trust  Co.  of  Indianapolis) ;  bonds  for  $2,000,000 
are  reserved  for  future  construction,  etc.;  the  bonds  are  guaranteed  by 
Ihe  Chesapeake  A  Ohio  and  Cleveland  C.  C.  A  St.  L.  roads,  In  whose  in- 
terest the  entire  stock  is  owned.  See  V.  61,  p.  559.  Any  deficiency  in 
Interest  Is  to  be  met  one-third  by  the  former  and  two- thirds  by  the  latter. 
—(V.  60,  p.  302;  V.  61,  p.  27  559  }6S;  V  62,  p.  84.) 

Louisville  Evansville  Sc  St.  Louis  Consolidated.— Operates 

Louisville,  Ky.,  to  East  St  Louis,  m.,  275  miles;  branches  to  Evans- 
vine,  Rookport,  etc.,  in  Indiana,  93  miles;  also  owns  and  operates 
Venice  A  Carondelet,  7  miles;  total,  375  miles,  of  which  352  miles 
owned  and  16  miles  trackage;  359  miles  are  steel,  from  56  to  70  pounds. 
Portions  main  line  operated  under  trackage  rights ;  Louisville  to  New 
Albany.  6  miles;  Walnut  Hill  to  Centralla,  7>a  miles;  East  St.  Louis  to 
St.  Louis.  2>a  miles.  The  New  Albany  Terminal  A  Belt  RR.  was  pur- 
chased in  Ib97  giving  new  terminal  facilities  in  New  Albany.  It  is 
thought  the  Belt  will  be  operated  separately.  V.  64,  p.  423. 

The  receiver  applied  in  December,  1896,  for  permission  to  turn  over 
lo  tbe  bondholder*  the  branch,  22  miles  lu  length,  on  which  are  out- 
standing #:tOO,000  first  mortgage  bonds  of  the  old  Hunttngburg  Tell 
City  A  Canuelton  RR.  Co.-V.  64,  p.  42. 

RECEIVERSHIP.— On  Mar.  25. 1896,  Qeorge  T.  Jarvls  was  appointed 
receiver  to  act  from  May  1.  (See  V.  62,  p.  589,  726.)  Foreclosure  of 
first  and  second  mortgages  began  in  March,  1896.— (V.  62,  p.  502  )  In 
March.  1897,  receivers  certificates  for  $324,500  were  autlfbrized  of 
which  $2  SO.OOO  were  to  retire  old  receiver's  certificates.  $10,000  for 
100  new  cars  and  $4,50O  for  interest  on  Venice  A  Caroudelet  bonds. 

COMMITTEES.— Consolidated  Bondholders:  Charles  S.  Falrouild  46 
Wall  St.,  N.  Y..  Chairman;  Wm.  L.  Bull,  James  Stlllman  and  W.  H. 
Payne  and  Mayor  Lehman.  Secretary,  Osborn  W.  Bright,  44  Wall  St. 
N.  Y.  In  Jtn.,  1896,  $3,347,000  first  oonsol.  5s  had  been  deposited. 
This  committee  is  to  prepare  a  reorganization  plan  in  1897.  (V  62  D 
1177).  Depositary,  N.  Y.  Security  A  Trust  Co.,  44  Wall  Street,  N  Y  — 
V.  60,  p.  522;  V.  61,  p.  559.  First  Mortgage  Bondholders :  John  M 
Graham.  John  Stltes,  Alfred  D.  Foster;  depositaries,  International 
Trust  Co.,  Boston,  or  Fidelity  Trust  A  Safety  Vault  Co.,  Louisville, 
Cy. —  V.  61.  p.  664. 

Second  Mortgage.— Qeorgo  W.  Norton,  J.  F.  Henry  and  James  W. 
Bryan:  depositaries,  International  Trust  Co.,  Boston, or  Louisville 
Trust  Co.,  Louisville.  Ky.-V.  64.  p.  661 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— Common  stock  Issued,  $3,790,747;  par,  $100.  (See 
T.  56,  p.  289,  413.)  In  January,  1897,  $457,162  prefd.  outstanding. 


BONDS.— Illinois  A  St.  Louis  first  8s  for  $200,000,  due  June  1, 1895, 
were  purchased,  but  not  having  been  paid  interest  accrues  on  them  at 
6  p.  o.— (V.  60,  p.  967.  Abstract  oonsol.  mort.  in  V.  49,  p.  208. 

Of  the  general  mort.  4s,  In  Jan.,  1894,  $2,076,850  had  been  Issued 
in  exchange  for  preferred  stock,  settlement  of  E.  &  T.  H.  account,  etc., 
$577,000  were  held  as  collateral  for  loans  and  $695,400  were  in  hands 
of  trustees  to  be  Issued  for  preferred  stock.  In  April,  1897,  N.  Y.  Stock 
Exchange  reported  $2,432,000  listed.  (See  V.  56,  p.  289, 413.) 

COUPON.— See  table  above  as  to  coupons  paid  and  unpaid.  N.  Y. 
Security  A  Trust  Co.  pays  interest  when  ordered. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— The  receivers'  report  for  1895  stated  that  about 
$1,250,000  should  be  expended  by  the  year  1904  to  put  the  road  in 
proper  condition,  in  addition  to  $250,000  for  air  brakes  and  couplers 
before  Jan.  1, 1898.  (V.  62,  p.  499.) 

Floating  debt  Dec.  31,  1895,  $433,212,  in  addition  to  receivers' cer- 
tificates, and  $842,813  unpaid  coupons.  (V.  62,  p.  499.) 

EABNINGS.—  10  months,  j  1896 Gross,  $1,286,603;  net,  $366,819 

Jan.  1  to  Oct.  31.  J1895 Gross,  1,244,233;  net,  307,968 

ANNUAL  REPORT. -The  receivers' report  for  1895  gave  a  statement 
of  the  earnings  of  the  different  divisions  separately — See  V.  62,  p.  499 
For  year  ending  Dec.  31, 1895,  earnings  of  whole  road  were,  gross, 

S  1,509,746;  net,  $384,016;  taxes,  $87,400;  interest  on  floating  debt, 
23,342;  balance  for  bond  Interest,  $273,274.    In  1894,  gross,  $1,391,- 
128;  net,  $235,11 5.  In  1893,  gross,  $1,666,104.  -  (V.  64,  p.  42, 423, 664.) 

Louisville  Henderson  &  St.  Louis  Ry.— ROAD. — Louisville 
to  Henderson  Ky.,  142  miles,  of  which  West  Point  to  Louisville,  Ky., 
21  miles,  is  trackage ;  owns  also  Irvington  to  Fordsvllle,  Ky.,  44  miles. 

HISTORY.— A  reorganization  June  1, 1896  (per  plan  in  V.  62,  p.  138), 
of  the  Louisville  St.  Louis  A  Texas,  sold  in  foreclosure. 

SECURITIES.— The  stock  is  to  be  held  by  John  J.  McCook,  Brayton 
Ives  and  Oscar  Fenley,  for  ten  .years,  in  a  voting  trust,  unless  earlier 
terminated  by  unanimous  vote  or  trustees.  See  terms  V.  62,  p.  135. 
Of  the  new  bonds  (trustee.  State  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.),  $400,000  are  re- 
served to  build  extension  to  Louisville.  First  coupon  Jan.  1, 1897. 

EARNINGS.—  1  month,  >  1897 Gross,  $33,722;    net,  $8,007 

Jan.  1  to  Jan.  31.         51896 Gross,    35,110;    net,    6,225 

In  year  1896,  gross,  $453,946;  net,  $115,493.  In  1895,  gross, 
$414,585.  The  Interest  charge  is  $105,000  yearly. 

Year,  Gross  Operating  Real  Net  Extraordinary  See'rs" 
to  June  30.  Earn'gs.  Expenses.  Earn'gs.  Expenses.  Net  Res'lt. 
1894-95.. ..$415,506  $294,917  $120,589  $40,872  $79,717 
1893-94....  406,400  298,483  107,917  27,864  80,053 

-  (V.  62,  p.  138,  233,  277,  589,  683,  869, 1040, 1177;  V.  63,  p.  30,  76.) 

Louisville  ic  Nashville.— (See  Map.) — ROAD.— Operates  main  line 
from  Cincinnati.  O.,  to  New  Orleans,  La.,  921  miles,  with  branches  to 
St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Memphis,  Tenn.,  etc.,  2,054  miles,  making  total  system 
proper  June  30, 1896,  2,975  miles.    The  system  includes : 
Lines   owned   absolutely  or 
through  entire  capital  stock.  Miles. 
Louisville  to  Nashville 185 


Sundry  other  lines 2,440 

Lines  leased,  <tc. 

UNashvlUe  A  Decatur 119 

flSouth  A  North  Ala.  RR 182 

Other-lines 49 


Total  system  proper 2,975 


Reported  separately.  Miles. 
UNashvllle  Flor.  A8heffield....l07 
UNashville  Chatt.  A  St.  Louis. .906 
HHenderson  Bridge 10 


fGeorgia  Railroad  system 721 

Operated  for  other  oo's 79 

Owned  but  leased  to  other  eo's.  67 


Total  of  all  June  30,  '96.. 4,865 
(IT  See  this  company.) 


ORGANIZATION,  Ac.— This  company  was  chartered  March  2, 1850,  and 
opened  between  Louisville  and  Nashville  November,  1859.  The  liabili- 
ties for  interest  on  the  auxiliary  roads  are  treated  mostly  as  belonging 
directly  to  the  Louisville  A  Nashville  Co.  A  list  of  the  securities  owned 
and  in  the  sinking  fund  June  30, 1896,  was  In  V.  63,  p.  658.  Georgia 
RR.  (see  Georgia  RR.  A  Banking  Co.)  was  leased  In  1881  jointly  to 
Central  of  Georgia  and  L.  &  N.,  but  L.  A  N.  claims  that  the  Central 
has  forfeited  its  interest  in  the  lease— see  V  64,  p.  517. 

For  Henderson  Bridge  see  Miscellaneous  Companies. 

STOCK.— In  July,  1891,  It  was  voted  to  Increase  the  stock  from  $48,- 
000,000  to  $55,000,000  for  purchase  of  Kent.  Cent.  RR.,  Ac.  Of  the  new 
stock  $4,800.000  was  taken  by  stockholders  of  July  21  at  70,  and 
July  1, 1895,  $2,200,000  was  held  in  the  treasury.  Further  increase 
in  stock  to  $60,000,000  authorized  in  Nov.,  1893.  V.  57,  p.  596.  809. 
DIVIDENDS  )'81.  '82.  '83-'87.  '88.  '89.  '90.  '91.  '92.  '93.  $  None 

Percent.     {6        3      None.  5stk.  5stk.    6544    (since 

In  1890  of  the  6  p.  o.  paid  there  was  4»10  in  stock. 

BONDS.— The  Evansv.  Sender.  <t  Nashv.  bonds  are  drawn  at  HOby  lot 
unrually  In  October,  for  payment  Deo.  1;  $30,000  a  year  till  1895.  then 
increasing  each  five  years  until  $150,000  per  year  Is  finally  reached. 

The  Pensacola  Division  bonds  are  subject  to  a  drawing  sinking  fund 
$5.000  till  1900,  inclusive,  then  $10,000,  and  so  increasing. 

The  general  mortgage  bonds  of  1880  are  subject  to  call  at  110  in  In- 
creasing amounts  equal  each  year;  $220,000  in  all  in  1894-95. 

In  June,  1890,  the  "unified"  mortgage  (trustee,  Central  Trust  Com- 
pany) for  $75,000,000  was  authorized,  $41,917,660  bonds  being  re- 
served to  retire  all  prior  liens  (none  of  the  prior  liens  ca  j  be  extended), 
the  balance  for  improvements,  extensions  (at  the  rate  of  $32,000  per 


APRIL    13*7.) 


KAiLKOAD    STOCKS    AWD  BONDS. 


Swkarrlbers  will  roofer  m  great  f»»or  by  giving  Immediate  nolle*  of  any  error  dliM-orered  In  these  Tables. 


BAILKOAPfl. 


on  list  pace  of  table*. 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


.P.*r 


Boid.  Bonds    Value.  lOMMnwUng- 


Rate  per    \" 
Cent.     Payable 


Where 


Whom. 


Bond*— Pnnel  - 

•  pal, When  Due. 

•  Slockr—  Last 
Dividend. 


1st  mort..  collateral  traat  <97.000.OOO>  fold.,    e- 
Unified  mortgage  for  rrft.OOO.OOO,  coB. ...e*«r 
!.-.al»  tennluaU.  l«t  m..rt..  sold.  96 X),i.»  • 

Loui-viUr  Kr.  Tram..  1st  mortgage 

1  Mob.  A  Mont,  joint  bd*..  lit  M..g....c* 


Text. 


---  fl.OOO 
1800  l.OOOAo 
18*1  


„  At  lit  M.  iroUl.«.f..dr'n  at  llOaasumed.e* 
itral-MaysTtUe  A  Lex.  BR.  mort. . . 

New  mortgage  (97,000.0001  Kold e- 

9o.A  Xo.Ala..l«t  M..«.f..  not  dr-n.guar  by  L  A  X. 
Zd  M..  gold.  «  r  .  r2.0OO.OOO.  (owned  by  L.A  X.) 


ConsoT mortgage  (for  910.OOO.OOO).  g.,  goar.c 
JtfiossWJr  .V«v  j(6.  «  CAw.—  Stccumcs  Dirri'iBE  n  IN  R  IOKOA  sizmo 


179     1895 

160     1881 

49     1876 

187J 
189     1886 


1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1.000 


5g. 

4*- 

5  g. 
8 


4>s 


I  ,«.,. 
i.ooo 


.  . 

•B.995,-00  Is  preferred. 


I  ..=. 


916.000.006)  gold  c- 
gold c- 

lit. 


General  mortgage,  925.0OO  p.  m..  cold 
Eqoipaft »-  f7bond»,  gold3l  .OOO.OOO,  see  te 
«*«M  raflry -stock.    Rental  pay.  5  per  cent.  . . . 

Birm ,  «jr.-l  .t  mortgage.  9SOO.OOO.  (old.  r 

'»»>••<— sok 


'.'.'.'.  1896 

512  1886 

512  1890 

....  1894 

97  1896 


Me.  C.  loan  for  »1 .10O.OOO.  Danv.  Jr.  to  Bangor.e 
Extension  1m  M..  gold.  Cum  berl.  June,  to  Dan..r 
ll.,eons.,  A.  B.  C.  D.  <92«9.S005e)  .  <- 
do  do  Cf2.O07.OOO  4*).e* 

I  trust  bond«  for  ML  Desert  Branch  ...e 
10-30B.  (old.  old  6.,  cxt.  Feb.  1.-95..C 
int  bonds,"  A"  and  "  B. "  (Old.  not  mort. 


UM 

18 

304 
41 


^^^•v  fud  loan 

fto.  Cent  En.  *  Vo  An!  refunding  mort..  gold. . .  56 

ft>rUandAOgdens.itock<2p.e.re»tal.9»9yeerii  1O9 

1st  inortgafe.gold.  Interest  guar  .: e  63 

QmsoLM7i90.000p.m.uri»ar  byena.) e  107 


100 

;  .>K"i 
1.000 

1 ,000 
20 

1.000 
100 
100   M 
'..».   \. 
100  Ac. 
00  Ac. 
1983       1,000 
1885       1.000 

1886-7      

1996  ,     

1  1893       1,000 

59 

1870   500  Ac. 
1888       1.000 


$3,139,000 

15.011.000 

1 94.OOO 

386.000 

4.  OOO.OOO 

:.-.;-..•.><> 

400.000 

6.742,000 

£793.600 

Owl    I.  A   N. 

• 

».    (For  "the  n  see  Ch  tc. 
16,000.000  See  text.     . 

-•00.000          6 
4.700.000  6  g.    A. 

2.8OO.OOO  5  g.    M. 

l.OOO.OOO  5  g.    J. 

600,000  6 Win '96    <, 
5  g.  'J. 


G  g-. 


A  N. 
A   J. 


X.  Y.,  120  Broadway, 
do 


do 

do  do 

do  do 

X.  Y..  I'JO  Broadway. 


5g.    F. 


A  X. 

A   8 

A  A. 
A  J 
A  J. 

A  X.  London.  Baring  Co.,L'd 
A  O.  X.Y.,  Office,  120  B'way. 
A  A.  N.Y.,  Office,  ISO  B'way. 
Indl  anapolU  &  LouUrlllr.i 
....      X.  Y..  Office,  8O B'way. 


A  O. 
A  X. 


NOT.  1,  1931 
July  1,  1940 
Mob.  1,  1916 
May  1.  1901 
Sept.  1,  1945 
Aug.  1,  1921- 
Jan.  1,  Idoe 
July  1,  1981 
May  1.  1903 
Apr.  1,  1910 
Aug.  1,  1936 

See  text. 


L870 

- 


''-'..I 

780.800 

496.50O 


3.532.0OO 
674,000 
600.000 
450.000 


6 

5  if 

4A4>< 

5 
4>lg. 


- 
A   J. 


A  J. 
A  O. 
A  O. 
A  O. 
A  D. 
A  A. 
A  J. 


Apr..  '9ii,  ooup.  laot  pd. 

May,  '96,  eoup.  laet  i>d. 

June. '96,  coup,  hmt  ixl. 

S.  Y..  Office,  13  Wm.  8t. 

Booton,  Old  Colony  Tr. 
Fortand.  Me.,  Office. 

Boet.,  X.Kev.  Bk.;  Port, 
do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

Bort.,  AIU.L.ATT.:  Port. 

Portland  Tr.  Co.,  Port. 

Bolt.,  X.Rev.  Bk.;  Port. 


1.000.000  4  g.   J.  A   J.     Boston  aud  Portland. 

4,381383  2  per  an.    O..-F.    Portland,  Me.  Cent.  Of. 

900.000  6  g.   J.   A   J.  Bon..  X.Rev.Bk.A Port. 

••00  5        M.  A  N.  Bos..  X.  Rev.  Bk.  A  Boa. 


Apr.  1,  1916 
May  1,  194C 
IH-O.  1.  1914 

Apr., '97, 1V6 
July  1.   19«6 

Jan.  l,'97,2ia 
July  1,  1898 
'>••!  1,  19OO 
Apr.  1,  1912 
Apr.  1,  1912 
June  1.  1923 
Feb.  1,  1900 
July,  1916-17 
1916  by  «.  f. 
Jan.  1,  1933 
Feb.,  "97.  >i% 
July  1.  i90o 
SOT.  1.  1908 


5^*be«fcto«  1  .oSS  afnaToV  road  a 


and 


lien,    flee 


maMe  ft  4.994.OOO  tn  April.  1897 

.trill* 

OTin   Inn         .    . 
•UrrM!  redaoad  fr 

-..Id  tn  Noraaber,  1896.  and 
.  doe  Jan. 


off  on  Feb.  1.  18»6.    On  June 
'4.000  ou'.tandlnr.  of  whlrb  «5.- 
Total  listed  any.  Y.  Stock  Ex 


ttre  theUC  A  L.  Brat*  7s  doe  Jan.  1. 1 
treason.  Original  lane  of  L.  C.  A  L 
OOO.Ooij.  bat  Issue  now  limited  te  93, 

^*"VEKJC 


to  far  90,000.000  itnutes.  < 

VQOdTVtt  fvT  IBBCOTCeBMAUB 


Atnt  Uen 

#1,000.000 


York.  trwteM.  *ee  abat 
tnto  taiintfno.  Am  J 


lftl.n.199.750. 

A*  to  Xsntadky  O»ntrml  m»rtn9»  (Metrnanlttei  Tnet  Co.  of  New 
—let  VT4S,  n.  371.    Cortngton  A  Lexington 
ne  1. 1995.  were  paW.-V.  90.  p.  1059. 

fonirstfTo:  OB 


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war*  h*M  In  tn* 


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med)  are  era  hudlr 
30.  1896.  *M5.<  OO 
l  mwed  93.833.OOO. 


•        ...: 


OCAaA>rii«.-ni»1iiliiianitntahle,tkel>e«lsT.ANashT.  Isriiiinil- 
Metor9^100.orOTha«B*aaallilninnie«ft3«5J9<«*»eltol»aahriae 
*  Dseator  (which  seat;  for  latarest  on  93OO£OO  Bo  Dlr.  Comb.  A 


•4.907397.    (Y.**.».694,>  eherfe.  are 

Oi^ui>*30. 1*9*.  foil*  payable  were  5467331.  There  wa*  93.300.- 
OOP  L.  A  N.  uoefg  tisasnij.  and  aleo  93>*>.OOO of  -gained  town." 
nines  J  air  1. 1994. the  -  siieiatrnnMiia  •nesusf  an*  been  eloisd. 

.7  »na  189*  Ike  company  will  hare  refvndtd  M  n  lower  rate  of 
Interest  aboot  •1O.000.000  of  7  for  cent  bowls.    Lovhrrtlle  Clnclnnstl 
<cn*raU  for  93.239.ooo  wet*  arid  In  Neremher. 


. 
fKMi6to4i«p.  e.-aaeabor*. 

UnrrB4mm»w«.-«n>.  1  1999-7..  OlMS,9t9.7<MX991l 

Psb.  M.        }  1999-9..  Ore**.   I4.O95.149; 

Barnlnc*  and  chance*  for  Ike  half  year  nar*  been  : 

•.'.••  fM4 


.  1896,  tnteraat 


tm*.  : 

1  *<**>, 

wkka 

1996.  against  *  I. on  l.e  13  In 

:xro«T.— , 
n«rt*yln  <  >••(..  -T 
See  alM  editorial  p.  919. 


OOur 


5.O41.92t 
AUollur 


«ed  910197745    •eso    9M991    93M.M4  * 

nrfl  10>30.W1  1JW1.441  9AM.  179  176.199  194.783 
ks«ves  a  tiUnm  orer  all  ebarfa*  for  six  nwnlhs  of  9978,406  In 
aoteM9t.99t.9l9  hi  1990.  9ee  •.  64,  p.  194,  997. 


94.  p.  194,  397. 
Is  heM  in  Ixmisrflle  the  flrst  Wed- 
in  tall  In  T.  99,  p.  940. 953. 


Temrm.l  Junt  3O. 


1999. 

- 


i--.-. 


1994. 


Mall, 


1893. 
3343 

14394309  133*7399  12.0OI. 114  10.450.163 
4.999,751  4370,104  4.6OO.961  5.3183*3 
1399304  1399.741  1.473.991  1.78934* 


<trow  earnings....  3O39O.711  19375394  193743*7  22.4O3.639 

»*t  saralng. 9385300  9399311  7,110391  8.090399 

Nrt,  IneL  nrrhv.  Ac  7319,877  73*1394  7391340  8.437.1O5 

.  »793*1  5993C9  990309  079339 

tere.t  and  r»nt 43<U.096  5319.71  5395377  4,911.258 

Oeorgla  RR.  deflrtt  3737O  109.994  94.794  7O378 

Loss  on  other  tOwA*...  -...-.  9O.O35  13939O  127,043 

Adr-,toS  AX.A.ete.  64310  7O4306  335,787 

Sinking  fand  paym't*  189.047  175.OOO  


. 


*s  ...91377.004      9700390    91.552.49O    9233S351 

t.ti  z-r.  ' 


.  -. :  -   - 


M  , 


..     tlb.ii,   A   <  hi.  »«..    It. 
1997.  and  being  reorgnniied  per  plan 
ago  (ndlsnapoU*  *  Lotdsrlll*- whtoh 


CenseL  bend*. 


Pmt  <"      .*• » 

M.    191000 

• 


In  foreelosare 
V.  63,  p.  7O3,  93S, 


-4ml  ntnrt 
Frtf.  Mr<*  Cam- 

mm  Hark       <7<»A. 
95900        ......      •9*750 


7  fO 


•100 
101) 


... 

154  17 


•  '  ...  /  rv  n^»  

fhe  new  bond*  to  be  glren  In  exchange  for  the  consol*  bear 
•lenst,  sll  the  others  5  per  cent. 

."•eretarr  of  ReornnUatlon  Oommltte*  J.  N.  W.llaee.  Central  Trait 
Co..  54  Wall  Street.  New  York.    V. 94.  p. 756. 


I... til..  III.    si.  l.oiil.  tt  Trza*  Hy.— SCE  LocigriLLB  HINDER 
so«  A  ST.  Lot-is  Rv. 


eHher  narty-Me 

p.  59«:  V.  64.  p.  330. 

Ly»ckb«r«  A  Onrham  HK.— Merged  In  Norfolk  A  Western. 

naron  A  RlrMlngh.m  K».-own«  Sofkee  JoneUon  to  La 
Orange,  On.,  97  mile*.  A  reorgi nliation  of  Maoon  A  Utrmlngham 
•wtfrewd  »ld  In  foreeloaare  Deo.  37,  1890,  to  Edward*  A  Parson*  of 
Boston.  Mass.  This  drm  also  holds  7.100  shares  of  the  stock  of  the 
' '•:  ..  -.utli.ru  *  I-'...::  I  ,.  »  i  u 

•m  K  >M. 

for  95OO.OOO .  wuvtw  M  v.u  v  t»iu»y  K  m 
to  be  eorered  will  he  aboat  890  mile*,  of 
atlon  In  July.  1999. 

K^M^w.-JinomjB.    M9967 Gross. 94S.797;    def..9«,J39 

July  1  to  Feb.  28.       (18954 Gross.    49.9O5;    def..    ljo60 

In  year  ending  Jane  3O.  1896.  groat.  964,733 ;  def.  under  operating, 
95.713.  In  1894-95.  groea.  978303;  net.  «I2.4S5.  (V.  .;.•.,, .1010.) 

naron  Onblln  A  Navaniiah.— Ownn  road  completed  from 
Maoon  toDablln.51  mileei  proje<n<«!  to  i»r»unah,  99  miles  additional. 


sleek  I*  9        (f)        .    Ftmt  mortgage  I* 
Colo*y  Trust  <••>..  Boston.    The  mileage 
hlch  97  mile*  were  In  oper- 


acoo  A  .XoMhrrn  Hy.— Absorbed  In  1 895  by  Central  of  Oa.  Ry 
Halrne  Central.— Unr  of  road^Portland  _to  Vanoeboro,  Me.,  Tin 


owned;  33 

.    ,     .     .    h  *  |  /    v 


I  nUto*,of  which  845  miles 
.    rear  leases,  and  practically 
r  50  year  leases  and  8  miles  ferry  Unes. 
In  1863  of  the  Androsooggin  A  Ken- 
are  ilnot  been  I 


RR-Co. 
<"T, 

DiTiDnma— > 
Pereent      < 

Bo>oe.  OCAKAI 

•%**•**• 


i  merged 
on 

Jsuu 
l.p.  234. 

IM  1884  to  Jan..  1997. 

5*«  <l  yearly 

oil  of  1872  are  held  In  trust  to  retire  all 


•%"•  ±*ff&3S'  »»»•*••«  *  Kennebec  and  Leedi  A  Farmlngto 
.Oe.  8*oek for 93316.000  1* owned  by  Boston  A  Maine.  In  Tim 
.  1897.  proposed  to  Uene  Meek  tor  lmprovenenU.-iiee  V.  64,p.  23 
'iTiDKxne— /  IMfl.  '--  1991  to  Jan..  1907. 


Line  6*.  doe  1933; 
i  ntortgage  bond*,  doe  1920, 

mmmfmtyrfi.  »«>ro»   mmn  wnuw  land  paid  out  of   the  rental 
Jointly  with  B.  A  M.  guarantee*  93OO3OO  Port  Union  Station  bond*. 

FLOATOO  IHwr.-Nota*  payable  were  9933.000 on  June  30, 1896,but 
arrangement*  were  being  made  to  fund  this.  See  V.  63,  p.  599. 

Ajra-jAL  BnroKT.— Fiscal  year  end*  June  3O  (formerly  Sept.  30). 
Annual  meeting  3d  Wednesday  In  October.  Report  for  the  year  ending 
Jane  30, 1896.  Wa*  In  V.  69.  p.  599. 

r«or»  ««M*f  Junt  3O-  LfM  UN  :-u 

2**^™*** W*?8^!!       •4314.461       94,655.584 


Net  Income  .................  91.667,736 

>reet  .........................      837394 

........       049,316 

298,524 


1352 


52,530  (Inc.  In  groin) 
91,616,601 


... 


91.780,428 

646:766 

298319 


1-331.771 
298,501 


.  unrplin  ........... 

-(V.  03.  p.  199.  652;  V.  04.  p.  2 


99: 

..I 


9122.371       def.  93,07  1 


......  .......    A    »  llirii.tn.— K"  ,  !    !:•••],    I  Mr   :  n  .-t.,n    I.i    DeBBUrk, 

>•-»  miles;  Cnwtnn  to  Pregnalli,  41  mllei;  branches  24  mile*; 
total.  167  miles.    Part  of  Atlantic  Coast  Line. 

9TOCK.— Capital  stock  Is  aatuorlxed  at  91O.OOO  per  mile  of  completed 
rend.    Outstanding  June  30, 1896, 9693.200. 

BOTOS.— First  mortgage  0*  are  limited  to  915.OOO  per  mile  and  9900. 
OOOfor  terminal*.    Under  a  Joint  traffic  contract  with  the  Richmond 

*  PO!S'~^>'C"?»» '  * T«»?."""u»..l>«to.r"bur?  BR.. 


^»«*vsH    *jn,    m.  wt^vnawnwVf   •nniaannrii   i  nnv  f  CwTJIDfurni,    i   cM3ITiuui  K     rwrv. . 

Norfolk  A  Carolina,  Wilmington  *  Weldon,  Wllm.  Col.  A  AngiiaU  and 
Florence  RR..  these  companies  agree  to  set  aside  monthly  20  per  cent 
ef  gress  receipts  from  traffic  with  Manchester  A  Anguitta,  same  to  be 
nsed  each  year  to  make  up  any  deficit  for  Interest  on  M.  A  A.  bond* 
Charleston  A  Northern  dlvlitlon  "  B  "  bond*.  9425.OOO,  ore  guaranteed ; 
they  are.  also  endorsed  by  the  Xortli  Kutcrn  RK.  and  the  Wilmington 
ColumM*  A  Angnxta  RR  :  they  cover  the  78  mile*  purchased  at  fore 
closure  of  the  Charleston  Snmter  A  Northern. 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


will  confer  a  great  favor  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  thece  Table*. 


RAILROADS! 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Blie,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 

Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bonds—  Prinol- 
pal.When  Due. 

For  explanation  of  column  heading*,  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  flrst  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Dividend. 

Maine  Central—  t  Concluded.  >— 
European  A  N.  Am.  stock.  5  p.  0.  rental  999  yearn 
Dexter  A  Plscataquis  stock  5  p.o.  rental  909  yean. 
1st  M.,  Dexter  to  Dover,  etc.,  guar.  by  end  
Hereford  R'y  stock  (4  p.  o.  rental  for  999  years)  .  . 

114 
17 
17 
53 
53 
22 
22 
33 
48 
48 
48 
14 
18 
65 
78 
22 

"36 
18 
18 
32 
32 
92 

1889 
1890 

1890 
1890 

1890 
1891 

1893 
1895 

1892 

1878 
1879 
1886 
1890 
1886 

9100 
100 
1,000 
100 
1,000 
100 
1,000 
1,000 
100 

1,000 

1,000 
100 
100 
1,000 

"ioo 

1,000 
100 

*&$ 

1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
100,  &c. 
25 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
l.OOJ 

$2,488,700 
110.OOO 
175.000 
800,000 
800,000 
350,000 
350.0OO 
575,000 
200.OOO 
1,300,000 
350,000 
122,000 
200,000 
1.108,000 
425,000 
1,000,OOO 
274,000 
30,000,000 
10,818,OOO 
4,000,000 
1,000,000 
24,065,000 
1,380,000 
5,312,725 
2,155,000 
105,000 
1,4OO,OOO 
864,000 
1,000,000 

5,083,200 
5,000,000 

5  per  an. 
5  per  an. 

4  per  an. 
6  per  an. 

4i* 
5  per  an. 

5 

6to5 
4»s  p.  an. 
58- 
4  g. 
10  p.  an. 

6  per  an. 

8* 

5 

it 

A.  A  G. 
J.   A  3. 
J.   A  3. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
M..A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
F.  A  A. 
F.  A  A. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   &  J. 
MAS. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 
Q.-J. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A   8. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 

Bangor,  Treaa.  Office. 
Dover,  Me.,  Office. 
Boat.  N.  Rev.  Bk.,  Port. 
Portland,  Me.  Cent.  Of. 
Boston,  Mass.  Nat.  Bk. 
Portland,  Me.,  Office. 
Boat.,  N.  Rev.Bk.;  Port. 
Portland,  Me.,  Office. 
Portl'd,Me.,Me.Cent.Of. 
Boston,  Nat.  Revere  Bk. 
do              do 
Dexter,  Me.,  Office. 
Rockland,  Me.,  Office. 
F:  :il  to..  Safe  Dep.  A  Tr. 

Oct.  15,  1896 
Jan.,  '97,  2>«9t 
July  1,  1929 
Nov.,  1»96 
May  1,  1930 
Nov.,  1896 
May   1,  1930 
May  1,  1930 
F'b.  l,'97,2>a% 
Aug.  1,   1920 
Feb.  1,  1921 
Sept.,  1896 
Nov.,  1896 
Jan.    1,  1948 
Moh.  1,  1915 
Nov.  2,  1806 
Jan.   1,  1922 
Apr.  1/97,1% 
July  1,   1908 
Nov.  1,  1899 
Moh.  1,  1918 
Apr.   1,  1990 
July  1,  1926 

Upper  Coos  KB.  stock,  6  p.  o.  rental  999  years. 

Extension  M.,  921,000  p.  m.,  guar.  p.  A  l.(end.). 
Knox  A  Lincoln  stock,  guar.,  5  p.  o.,  999  years... 
1  st  M.  Penobsoot  Shore  Line  KB.  Co.,  assumed. 
K.  A  L.  2rt  mortgage  (for  $400,000)  assumed... 
Dexter  A  Newport,  stock,  5  p.  o.  after  Nov.  25,'98. 
Eastern  Maine,  stock,  4i«  p.  ct.,  rental  999  year* 
fanelUtter  <t  Augusta—  1st  M.($960,0<iOguar.),g.o* 
Charleston  A  Northern  1st  mort.  "B"  guar.  .gold. 
Handles.  *  Low.—  Stock,  10  p.o.ren'l  till  1937.  B.  AM. 
Real  estate  bonds  (not  inert.)  int.  gu.  by  B.A  M-o 
JfoftAoMan  SLnaied,  —Consolidated  stock  

Manchester  and  Boston. 
Boston,  B.  A  M.  RB. 
N.  Y.,  71  Broadway. 
N.  Y.,  Mercantile  Tr.  Co. 
do             do 
N.  Y.,  Mercantile  Tr.Co. 
do              do 
In  default. 

Metropol.  El.  1st  H.,  9600,000  p.  m.,  assum'd.g.c" 
2d  mortgage  (assumed)  o* 

N.  Y.  El.  deb.,  secured  by  consol.  mort.  of  1890.  . 
Manhattan  Elevated  consolidated  mort.,  gold..o* 
JToton  Oily  <t  Fort  Dodge—  lstm.$15,000  p.  mile,  g. 

Bonds  of  1880,  secured  by  old  morte.  In  trust,  gold. 

29"3 
200 
293 
293 
293 

293 

1880 
1867 
1877 
1877 
1884 

1896 
1896 

p 

Zg- 

7g. 
6  g. 

4to5 
Slfea'd 

J.   A  J. 
J.   A   J. 
3.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 

J.    A   3. 

July,'94,  paid  Jan.  2,'97 
July,  '94,  paid  Jan.  2,'97 
July,'94,  paid  Jan.  2,'97 
July,'94,  paid  Jan.  2,'97 
July,  1892,  last  paid. 

1st  coupon  Jan.  1,  1897 
New  York,  if  earned. 

Jan.   1,  1915 
Jan.   1,  1915 
Jan.   1,  1915 
Jan.   1,  1915 
Jan.   1.  1924 

1996 

Cons.  M.  of  '77  with  let  lien  on  93  in.  In  Tenn.,  g.c* 

PROPOSED  SKCORITIRS  UNDER  ISELIN  PLAN. 
lstM.,g.  («eetext)  4%5yrs.,41s<S5yr8.,then  5%. 
Income  5  p.  o.  non  -cumulative  

The  Atlantic  Coast  Line  Co.  guarantees  $960,000  Manchester  A  Au- 
gusta firsts,  principal  and  Interest. 

EARNINGS.—  For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $183,009;  op.  exp. 
and  taxes,  $171,431;  other  Income,  $26.198;  bal.,  sur.  for  year,  $37,- 
776.  Inyear  1894-5,gross,$33,146.  V.61,p.  1065. 

.Manchester  Sc  Lawrence.—  Owns  from  Manchester,  N.  K.,  to 
Methnen  (State  Line),  22  H  miles.  Leased  for  50  years  from  September 
1,  1887,  to  Boston  A  Maine  at  a  rental  paying  10  per  cent  dividends. 
In  June,  1895,  a  dividend  of  50  p  ct.  was  paid  on  the  capital  stock  out 
of  money  received  from  C.  A  M.  suit.  (V  6J,  p.  869.) 

Manhattan  Hy.  (  Elevated).  —  ROAD.-Controls  and  operates  all  .the 
elevated  railroads  in  N.  Y.  City,  its  main  track  aggregating  32  miles. 
Besides  these  it  owna  and  operates  the  Suburban  R.  T.  RR.,  3\  miles. 

HISTORY,  ETC.  -Formed  Nov.  24,  1875.  In  May,  1891,  $4,000,000 
stock  was  Issued  to.  acquire  the  Suburban  Rapid  Transit  RR.,  owning  a 
bridge  across  the  Harlem  River,  and  a  road  m  operation  to  near  17lst 
8t,  TB.  Y.,  2i«  miles.  V.  52,  p.  642. 

BONDS.—  Consolidated  mortgage  (trustee,  Central  Trust  Co.)  Is  limited 
on  present  mileage  to  $40,000,OOO,  and  will  provide  for  prior  bonds 
when  due.  Amounts  beyond  $40,000,000  may  be  issued  for  extensions 
at  the  rate  of  8300,000  per  mile  of  single  and  $600,000  per  mile  of 
iouble  track.  (See  abstract  of  mortgage  In  V.  51,  p.  248,  and  applica- 
tion to  New  York  Stock  Exchange  in  V.  52,  p.  353.)  Of  the  consols 
the  company  itself  in  July,  189d,  held  $300,000  against  "special  ac- 
count" and  $52,000  consols  to  redeem  convertible  certificates. 


GF.NEHAL  FINANCES.  —  There  are  considerable  claims 

mage 
are  before  the  courts.    See  CHRONICLE  V.  62,  p.  414. 


.  . 

the  company  for  damage  to  property  on  the  lines,  an 


pending  ugainst 
d  many  of  these 


In  June,  1895,  oonsol.  4s  for  «8,925,000  were  sold  to  take  up  $8,- 
500,000  N.  Y.  Elevated  7s  called  for  payment  Jan.  1.1896.  By  the 
refunding  of  the  7s  the  saving  In  interest  charge  is  $238,000  annually. 
The  saving  for  the  year  1895  96,  however,  was  offset  by  the  fact  that 
until  Jan.  1,  1896,  both  the  7s  and  the  4s  issued  to  retire  them  were 
drawing  interest.  In  Oct  ,  1898,  $310,000  and  in  Jan.,  1897,  $282,000 
(available  for  improvements,  etc.)  consols  were  listed,  making  total  on 
llst«24,065,OOO. 

DIVIDENDS.—    >'84.  '85.  '86.   '87.    '88.    '89.  '90.    '91-96.    '97. 
Since  '83.    P.  Ct.  $    3       6       6       6        5     See  below.  6  yrly.     Below. 

In  1897,  Jan.,  1"4  p.  c.:  Apr.,  1  p.  o.  (see  V.  64,  p.  517.) 

In  1889  1  in  cash  and  4  Hi  in  scrip;  in  1890,  4*3  ca-ih  and  I'a  scrip. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.  -For  six  months  ending  December  31: 
6  mot.      Orosi.  Net.  Oth.inc.      Int.  <t  taxes.    Bal.,surp. 

1896..  $1,443,488       $1,836,652       $93,193       $1.410,842       $519,003 
1895..   4,572,307          1,844,976        139,940         1,613,180          371,736 

Dividends  for  the  six  months  (at  6  p.  o.  per  annum)  call  for  $900,000. 
Loans  and  bills  payable  Dt-o.  31,  1896,  $774,000. 

ANNUAL  REPORT—  Annual  meeting  is  Held  the  second  Wednesday  in 
November.  Report  for  j  ear  ending  June  30,  1  896,  was  given  in  V.  63, 
p.  310,  and  for  j  ear  ending  Sept.  30,  1896,  in  V.  63,  p.876. 

Tear  ending  June  30—  1896.  1895  1894. 

liross  earnings  ..................  $9,256,931      $9.397,570    $10,153,576 

Met  over  operating  exp  .........     3,725,973        3,983,605        4,621,536 

Other  Income  ..................        232,520  287,135  311,678 

Interest,  rentals  and  taxes  —     2,840,397        2,748,694        2,600,567 
Dividends  .......................     1,800,000        1,800,000        1,800,000 


Balance  after  dividends. .  .def.$681,904  def.$277,954  sur.$532,647 
Yr.8ep.30.  Passengers.     Earnings.  I  Yr.Sep.30.  Passengers.     Earnings. 
1886-87...  158,963,232     8.102,682    1891-92. .215,122,575  $10,903,579 
,oo^Qo      ,„,  «™~o«      8,673,871     1892-93.. 219,621,017    11  137051 
9,080,881     1893-94. .196,159,323     10,138,143 
9,388,681     L894-95.. 188,072,645       9,745,927 
9,959,710  [1895-96.. 183,437,244      9,352  115 


1887-88.. .171,529,789 
1888-89. .  .179,497,433 
1889-90.. .185,833,632 
1890-91.  .196,714,199 


— V.  63,  p.  31 6, 652, 794,  8T6~, 922, 1159;  V.  64,  p.  42, 83, 134, 373",  517.") 
marietta    ic    North    Georgia.— See    ATLANTA   KNOXVILLB    & 
NORTHERN  RY. 

.nation  City  &  Fort  Dodge.— Owns  road  from  Mason  City  la 
to  Lehigh,  la.,  88  miles,  and  branch,  4  miles.  Stock  authorized,  $5  - 
000,000;  outstanding,  $920,000;  par,  $100.  In  year  ending  June  30 
1896,  gross.  $168,327;  net,  $65,850;  charges,  $90,800;  balance 
deficit,  $24,950.  In  1894-95,  gross,  $128,612;  net,  $23,180.  Net  our^ 
rent  liabilities  June  30, 1896,  $842,352,  including  unpaid  coupons 
$828,000.  President,  M.  C.  Uealion,  of  St.  Paul. 

Memplil*  &  Charleston  RR.— ROAD.— Owns  from  Memphis  to 
Stevenson,  Ala.,  272  miles;  branches  to  Florence,  etc.,  20  miles  -leases 
to  Chattanooga,  38  miles ;  total,  330  miles— largely  56  pounds  steel. 

RECEIVERSHIP.  ETC.— The  Southern  Railway  Company  owns  $2  656  • 
525  or  the  stock,  but  right  to  vote  thereon  was  contested.  (V  50  o 
703:  V.  52,  p.  831.)  Receivers  appointed  in  1892,  Henry  Fink  and  C.' 
M.  MoGh<».  Large  expenditures  for  improvements  are  said  to  be  neces- 
sary. V.  56,  p.  882.  Foreclosure  sale  under  the  7  per  cent  consol  mort- 
gage has  been  ordered.  V.  64,  p.  373. 

COUPOH  PAYMENTS — Coupons  due  July  1,  1894,  except  on  general 

mortgage,  were  paid  Jan.  2, 1897,  at  Chase  National  Bank,  New  York. 

COMMITTEES.- For  7  per  cent  bonds:  Adrian  Iselln,  Jr.,  Frederic 


Cromwell,  W.  Emlen  Roosevelt,  Edward  N.  Gibbs.  In  Jan.,  1897,  this 
committee  was  proceeding  with  foreclosure,  preparatory  to  carrying 
out  the  plan  outlined  below.  V.  64,  p.  4i. 

Committee  for  general  mortgage  6s:  Simon  Borg,  J.  Kennedy  Tod  and 
Albert  S.  Roe;  depository,  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  Tuts  committee, 
which  represents  a  large  majority  of  the  general  mortgage  bonds 
is  opposing  the  foreclosure  proceedings  under  the  prior  lien  bonds' 
See  full  details  of  this  committee's  plan  In  V.  62,  p.  821,  869. 

ISEI.IN  PLAN.—  Tlie  plan  of  the  Iselin  Committee  providing  for  a 
lease  of  the  road  for  99  years  to  the  Southern  R  til  way  was  given  in  V. 
62,  p.  457.  UuiJer  the  lease  the  Southern  Ry.  (!o.  is  to  pay  to  th» 
first  mortgage  trustee  a  sum  sufficient  to  pay  all  interest  on  the  new 
first  mortgage  bon  Is  (which  will  also  cover  t  le  lease),  and  also  interest 
on  Its  income  bonds  (or  preferred  stock  If  substituted  therefor)  to  ex- 
tent of  surplus  net  earnings.  Over  98  per  cent  of  the  7s  have  been  de- 
posited with  this  committee—  see  V.  63,  p.  3  10;  V.  6  1,  p.  373. 

The  new  securities  proposed  are  shown  in  table  at  top  of  page.  Of  the 
$6,500,000  new  tirst*  $1,416,900  are  reserved  for  future  conHruction 
purposes,  while  $1,500,000  additional,  miking  $8,000,000  in  all  (or 
bonds  secured  bv  another  mortgage)  for  an  extension  to  Chattanooga 

Exchange  of  Securities.  —  Old  bonds  and  old  stock  will  receive  : 

-  Will  rec'iee  -  , 

Holders  nf—  New  flrs's.     Incomes.* 


Tennessee  lien  bonds,  flrst  and  second  mortgage  ) 
exten'd  7s  for  each  $1,000  (all  coup,  attached.  \ 
Consol.  mort.  7s     do       do          do  do 

General  mort.  6s    do       do          do  uo 

Common  stock  $100,  paying  $  I  per  $25  share... 


800 


$400 

1,200 

1,500 

10 


*  Or  preferred  stock  if  sul  stituted. 

FLOATING  DEBT.— On  June  30, 1896,  bills  payable  (E.  T.  Va.  &  Oa- 
loan)  were  $139,564;  balance  due  receivers,  $128,670;  interest  on 
bonded  debt  due  and  unpaid  amounted  to  $1,031,700  (interest  due 
Jan.  1, 1894,  on  all  but  general  mortgage  of  18S4  having  been  paid. 

EARNINGS.— 8 mos.,   >  1896-7 Gross,  $932,077;  net,  $255,871 

July  1  to  Feb.  28.    $1895-6 Gross,    988,434;   net,    264,232 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Report  of  the  receivers 
for  1895-96  was  in  V.  63.  p.  554,  showing : 

1895-96.         1894-95.         1893-94.         1892-93.         1891-92. 
Gross...  $1,348,537    $1,202,273    $1,274,818    $1,520,241    $1,531,514 

Net 288,281          172,548          203,262          293,709          307,281 

-  (V.  63,  p.  30,  310,  554;  V.  64.  p.  42,  83,  373.) 

JTIeriden  Waterburr  A-  Connecticut  III  ver  RR.— Cromwell, 
Conn.,  via  Merldento  Waterbury,  Conn.,  30  miles.  Road  Is  not  now  in 
operation,  but  it  has  been  proposed  to  operate  it  by  electricity.  See 
report  New  England  RR.,  V.  63,  p.  698. 

Mexican  Central  (Mexico).— (See  Map.)—  Mileage — Main  line 
Mexico  City  north  to  Juarez  City,  1,224  miles,  406  miles  on  Tampioo 
Division,  11  miles  on  Guanajuato  Branch,  161  miles  on  Guadalajara 
Division  and  17  miles  on  the  San  Bias  Division,  44  miles  on  Pachuoa 
Division,  Bar  extension  6  miles,  and  other  branches  7  miles ;  total  Dec. 
31, 1896, 1,876  miles.  All  standard  gauge  and  56-pound  steel  rail. 

ORGANIZATION.— Incorporated  February  25,  1880,  under  the  general 
law  of  Massachusetts,  and  also  holds  a  charter  from  the  Mexican  Gov- 
ernment. Debt  readjusted  In  1889— see  V.  48,  p.  191,  292,  327. 

SUBSIDY.— Jan.  1, 1896,  there  was  left  of  the  subsidy  In  trust  $3,377,- 
120,  to  be  used  whenever  necessary  for  the  payment  of  principal  and 
Vnterestof  the  consolidated  mortgage  bonds,  $275,000  having  been  so 
used  in  1895.  Of  the  $3,000,000  of  Mexican  Government  bonds  re- 
ceivable under  Tamplco  Harbor  concession  for  a  dspth  of  22  feet, 
$2,790.000  (in  Mexican  Government  6  per  cent  bonds)  had  been  re- 
ceived In  April,  1895,  corresponding  to  a  depth  of  20  feet,  anil  these 
were  exchanged  In  1895  for  $2,934,600  of  5  p.  c.  Government  bonds. 

BONDS.— The  $7,000,000  priority  bonds  were  paid  off  with  proceeds 
of  subsidy  collections,  interest  ceasing  April  10,  1891.  See  V.  52,  p. 
390.  Of  these  $1,403,000  were  canceled  and  balance  are  held  as  invest 
ment  by  Trustee  of  cousol.  mort.  The  consol.  mort.  4  p.  o.  (trustee, 
Boston  Safe  Deposit  A  Trust  Co.)  cover  the  entire  property,  all  old  firsts 
deposited,  and  the  subsidy  earned  and  to  be  earned.  (See  abstract  of 
mortgage  in  CHRONICLE,  V.  49,  D.  177.)  Both  series  of  incomes  are 
non-cumulative  and  secured  by  one  indenture  to  the  American  L.  &  T. 
Co.  First  consol.  Incomes  received  3  per  cent  interest  July  10, 1890,  and 
3  per  cent  in  Julv,  1891,  and  1892,  respectively ;  none  since. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— In  May,  1896,  $800,000  oousol.  4s  were  sold 
for  improvements.  V.  62,  p.  949.  On  Jan.  1, 1896,  notes  outstanding 
were  $1,OOO,OOO,  the  same  as  in  1894;  interest  due  and  accrued,  $1,197, 
840;  accounts  payable,  $624,775.  Notes  and  accounts  receivable  Jan. 
1,  1896,  $937,319:  cash  on  hand,  $1,274,194.  Tampioo  Harbor  Co. 
bonds  of  1894  for  $3,396,000  (all  owned  in  June,  1896,  by  the  Mexican 
Central)  are  guaranteed.— (V.  62,  p.  869.) 

EARNINGS.— Mexican  cur.  5  1897 Gross,  $2,081,125;  net,  $709,909 

Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28  (2  mos.)  \  1896 ...  Gross,    1,598,559;  net,    537,28! 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  Deo.  31.  The  results  for  1896 
partly  estimated  are  shown  below.  The  gross  earnings  below  are 
Mexican  currency;  all  other  figures  U.  S.  currency.  The  company  re 
oeived  for  its  Mexican  dollars  an  average  of  53-17  cents  in  1898,  52-93 
in  1895,  51-87  in  1894,  62-02  in  1893  and  68-26  cents  in  1892. 


APRIL.  1W7.J 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND  BONDS 


INVESTOKS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.   LX1V. 


HAILKOAD8. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Far 

Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Hands  —  Prtncl  • 
pal,  When  Due. 
Slocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  heading*,  Ac,,  tee  notes 
on  first  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  bj 
whom. 

$100 

1.000 
1.000 
',000 
1,000 
1.000 

1,000 

1,000 
100 
1.000 

r,oo  *<•. 
r,oo  >vc. 
1,000 

$47,909,100 
557,000 
59,90»,OOO 
17,282,400 
11,235,000 
467.2OO 
See  text. 
14,637,000 
33,350.000 
11,416,000 
12,265,000 
12,265,000 
7,040,000 
£2,016,250 
£1,567,000 
$3,000,OOO 
See  text. 

1,000,000 
18,738,000 
10,000,000 
2,600,000 

|  3,576,000 

1,500,000 
7OO.OOO 
500,000 
491,200 
274,000 
150,000 
2.OOO.OOO 
2,054,000 
250.OOO 

1881 

1SH1) 

is-,:i 
1889 
1881 
lUilli 
1892 

(7)  4 
4g. 

ig- 

3 

t>  g. 
4  g. 

"e'g. 

6g. 
6  g. 
6  g. 
See  text. 

See  text. 
6g. 

5  g. 

See,  text. 
7A5 
4 
5      5 

1      1 

5 
4g. 
5  per  an. 
8 

8 

•  '':'.]<.  an. 
5 
3g. 

J.   A  J. 

J.   \   .1. 
July  10 

July'l 
J.   &  J. 
M.  A   8. 

J.'A'D. 

M.  A   8. 
April  1. 
May  1 
M.  A  8. 
April  1 
Quar'lv. 
?.   A  D. 

F.'A'A. 

M.  A  N. 

J.    A   J. 
M.  A   S. 
Q.-M. 
M.  A   8. 

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

M.  A  N. 
M.  A  K. 
M.  A   S. 
M.  A   8. 

J.    &  I). 

Boston.SafeDep.ATr.Co 
do              do 
Boston,  when  earned. 

July  1,  1911 
July  1,  1911 
Jan.  10,  1939 
Jan.  10,  1939 
July  1,  1911 
Jan.  1,  1928 
Sept.  1,  1943 

Concol.  mortgage,  932,000  per  mile,  gold  —  cMr 

1,832 

i,~:i'J 

3d  con.lnc.*6,400p.iu.r*d.8t  SOp.c.till  Aug.  1929o' 
BocUtered  Income  bonds  and  scrip,  unassented.r 
Mt*J*d»itrMt  R».-lst  M.  Jl.500.000  p.Al.U.S  l.g. 
Mexiran  International—  1  at  M.,  $30,OOO  p.  m.,g.o*Jtr 

1,832 
616 

Boston  Safe  Deposit. 
N.  Y.,  Of.,  Mills  Bulld'g. 

1st  M    milmMv.  «<>!<!,  subject  to  call  at  100.  ...o* 
3d  M.,»er."A,'rg.,  Inc.  accuni.  (for  $16,675,OOO)c" 
3d  M.,*w."B,"  g..  Inc.  non-ac.  (for  $16,675.000>.r 
3d  mortgage,  deb.  (Income  not  cumulative)  gold.r 
Hex.  NaCiJiy.  Co.,  Limited—  A.  otfs.,  5%  non-cnm.. 

1,064 
1,064 
1,064 
1,064 

1887 

18S7 
1887 
1887 
IMiHi 
1896 

1890 
1893 

N:  Y.,  Nat.  City  Bank. 
Paid  lis  p.ct  Apr.  1,'96 
See  text. 

June  1,  1927 
July  1,  1917 
July  1,  1917 
July  1,  1937 
April  6,  1897 

When  earned, 
do        do 
N.  Y.,  office,  42  Pine  St. 
do             do 

N.  Y.  Mercantile  Trust. 
N.  Y.  Gr.  Cent.  Station. 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
Rg.atG.C.S.-.cp.atU.Tr. 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
N.Y.,Gr'd  Cent.  Station. 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Gr.  Cent.  Stat'n. 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
Jackson,  Mich. 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
do             do 
N.  Y.,  Gr.  Cent.  Station. 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
do              do 

"ioo 

1,000 

83 
83 

Mar.2,'97,.1% 
Dec.   1,  1910 

Oct.     1,  1943 
Feb.1,'97,'2% 
May   1,  1902 
Jan.   1,  1940 
Mch.  1,  1931 
Mch.  1,  1931 
Sept.  1,  1909 
Nov.  1,  1939 
July  1,  1941 
Jan.,'97,2ia% 
May    1,  1902 
May  1,  1903 
Mar.  1,  1897 
Sept.  1,  1901 
Dec.  1.  1980 

Idt  mortgage,  U.  8.  gold  coin,  s.  f.  not  called.  c*Ar 
Mexico  Ctterttavaca  <*  Pacific  — 

100 

1,000 
1,000  Ac 
1,000 
l.ooOA-c 
1,000 
l.OOOAc 
l.OOOAc 
100 
1,000 
1,000 
100 
1,000 
1,000 

Consol.  inort.—  now  1st  M.  ($2,OOO,OOO  are  5s).  .0" 
M.  C.  Michigan  Air  Line,  let  mortgage  o*r 
M.  C.  1st  M.  on  Det.  A  Bay  City  ($4,000,000).  .  .  .0 
do                        do               do            ...r 
M.  C.  let  mortgage  on  Grand  River  Val.  RR  —  c* 
M.  C.  1st  mortgage  on  Kalamazoo  &  8.  Haven.  .  .r 
M.  C.  Istmort.  on  Term.  KR.,  $1,500,000  c&r 
Grand  River  Valley  stock,  rental  In  perpetuity... 
Det.  A  B.  City  bonds,  endorsed,  no  mort.  lien.  .  .0 

270 
115 
152 
152 
84 
39 

"84 

'72-'82 
1890 
1881 
1881 

•7'.l-'sc, 
1SH<> 
1896 

18*72 
1873 

7iA80 
1889 

Jack.Lans.A  SB*,  stock,  3i«  p.c.  y'rly.guar.byend. 
Cons,  mortgage,  assumed,  extended  In  1891  .  .0* 
Bay  City  A  Battle  C.,  1st  M.,  gold,  gu.p.  A  1.  end.o* 

295 
295 
18 

Mexican  Central— Concluded— 

INCOME  ACCOUNT—  (U.  8.  CURRENCY  EXCEPT  AS  INDICATED). 

Tear  ending  Dec.  31-         1896.  1895.  1894.          1893. 

A  v'ge  miles  operated 1,860  1,860  1,800  1,817 

Gross  eam'gs,  Mex.  cur. $10,208,020  $9,495,866  $8,426,025  $7,981,768 

Net  earns.  Hex.  our $3,463,747  $3,896,475  $2,966,350  $2,845,588 

Do  do  InU. 8.  our....  1,841,515  2,063,157  1,538,698  1,764,823 
Subsidy  aco't  In  U.  8.  our.  300,000  275,000  750,000  500,000 
Miscellaneous  in  U.  3.  cur.  Netdeblt.  186,472  142,460  


Total  net  Income $2,141,515  $2,524,629  $2,431,153  $2,264,823 

Interest  on  bonds 2,322,640    2,306,600    2,306,888    2,226,962 

Miscellaneous (net  est.)  4,500       208,281       188,449         16,387 


Balance df.185,625  sur.$9,748  df.$64.184  sr.$21.474 

—(V.  63,  p.  968;  V.  64,  p.  465.) 

Mexican  Industrial  Hyx.— Road  was  under  construction.  Capital 
stock,  $40u,00  ;  par,  $100.  Bonds  offered  In  June,  1896,  $150,OuO  to 
be  sold  at  that  time  and  $350,000  shortly  afterward.  Boston  Safe  De 
posit  &  Trust  Co.,  trustee.  (See  V.  62,  p.  1177.) 

MI- \listii  International  KK.— (See  Map)—  ROAD.—  Owns  In 
Mexico  a  standard  gauge  road  from  Cludad  Porflrio  Diaz,  on 
Southern  Pacific,  via  Torreon,  on  Mexican  Central,  to  Durango,  540 
miles,  with  branches,  76  miles;  new  branch  to  Tlahualilo,  50  miles, 
was  opened  Sept.  23, 1896:  total  operated,  666  miles.  A  branch  to  the 
coast  Is  under  construction— see  map. 

STOCK.— Authorized  $25,000,000;  issued  Jan.,  1896,  $16,975.000. 

BONDS.— Under  the  first  mortgage  of  1892  (trustee,  Metropolitan 
Trust  Co.  of  New  York)  bonds  may  be  issued  at  not  exceeding  $30,000 
per  mile  of  road  constructed  or  acquired.  The  bonds  are  payable 
both  principal  and  Interest  In  United  States  gold  coin.  See  application 
to  New  York  Stock  Exchange  in  full.  (V.  57,  p.  181.) 

EARNINGS— Mex.  cur'oy.  <  1896 Gross,  $2,667,097  ;  net,  $995,651 

Jan.  1  to  Nov. 30  (11  mem.)  (1895 Gross,  2,378,669  ;  net,  924,743 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Report  for  1895  was  given  at  length  in  V.  62,  p. 
663,  680,  687,  showing  earnings  as  follows:  Gross  on  average  of  588 
miles,  $2,664,126  (Mexican  currency);  net,  $1,066,771;  in  U.S.  money, 
net,  including  other  income,  $550,028 ;  interest,  etc.,  $571,104;  bal- 
ance, deficit,  $21,076.  In  1894,  gross  (Mexican  currency),  $2,16s»,121; 
net,  8887,305.  Pre.-lrtent,  C.  P.  Huntington.  New  York  office,  23  Broad 
St.  (V.  62,  p.  85,  663,  68O,  687,  909;  V.  63,  p.  559.) 

mexlcan  National  RR.— Owns  narrow  gauge  road  from  Laredo 
to  City  of  Mexico,  842  miles;  Acambttro  to  Patzuaro,  96  miles;  El 
Balto  branch,  45  miles ;  Matamoras  to  San  Miguel,  76  miles ;  small 
branches,  5  miles;  total  owned,  1,064  miles;  controls  through  owner- 
smp  of  stock,  Texas  Mexican  Railway,  Corpus  Christ!  to  Laredo, 
Texas,  and  branch,  163  miles ;  other  lines,  5  miles ;  total  1,232  miles. 
Gauge,  3  feet ;  rail  (steel  and  iron)  40  and  45  pounds  to  the  yard. 

HISTORY.— A  reorganization  of  the  Mexican  National  Railway  fore- 
closed May  23, 1887.  See  also  Mex.  National  Ry.  Co.,  Limited,  below. 

SUBSIDY.— In  March,  1895,  holders  of  first  mortgage  [also  called  prior 
lien]  b»nds  accepted  the  plan  for  conversion  of  unpaid  subsidy  certlfl 
cates  into  Mexican  Government  5  p.  c.  bonds,  uncollected  subsidy 
$3,335,685,  to  be  settled  by  deposit  of  $4,544,300  of  Mexican  Govern- 
ment 5s  as  security  for  the  firsts  of  1887.— (See  V.  62,  p.  593, 1139.) 

STOCK.— Stock,  $33.350,000  (par  $100),  placed  in  trust  with  the 
Farmers  Loan  A  Trust  Company,  leaving  the  road  In  control  of  1st  and 
Zd  mortgage  bondholders  until  it  earns  and  pays  interest  on  both  classes 
of  bonds  for  two  consecutive  years.  The  first  mortgage  bonds  have 
two  votes  [23,064  in  all],  the  2d  mortgage,  A.  A  B.,  bonds  one  vote 
each  [24,530  In  all).  The  Mexican  Nat.  Construction  Co.  owns  a  ma- 
jority of  the  stock  and  $7,000.000  of  the  Incomes.— See  V.  63,  p  1115 
Capital  reserve  fund  Jan.  1. 1897.  held  $734.786. 

BONDS.— The  flrit  mortgage  of  1887  Is  a  prior  lien  upon  all  the 
lines  In  Mexico,  constructed  or  to  be  constructed,  and  upon  the  Texas 
Mexican  securities.  The  bonds  are  redeemable  on  notice  at  par.  Trus- 
tees Hugh  M.  Matheson  and  Capt.  W.  G.  Raoul.  Original  Issue  $12,500  - 
OOO,  which  has  been  reduced  to  present  figure  by  redemption  with  sub- 
sidy, $119,000  bonds  being  paid  In  1896,  against  $46,000  In  1895 

The  2d  mortgage  bonds,  series  "A,"  are  strictly  cumulative,  and  not 
f oreclosable  while  stock  remains  in  trust  as  above  stated ;  the  2d  mort- 
gage  bonds,  series  "B,"  are  non-cumulative;  trustees,  W.  G.  Raoul 
and  J.  A.  Horsey;  $200,000  of  2d  mortgage  bonds  are  reserved  for  bet- 
terments. As  to  the  deposit  In  1896  of  A  aud  B  bonds  with  the  Mexican 
Ry.  Co.,  Limited,  see  that  company  next  below.  Third  mort 
gage  trustees,  C.  J.  Canda  and  H.  A.  Rlsley. 

OOQ  ¥""  "Al'  bo.nda  from  earnings  2  per  cent  was  paid  March  1, 

^IT£aSnt.OIiA.pl?.:l1'  i89i;  1Japer  cent  on  APr11 10' 1896:  3P-  o 
M»r.  22,  1897,  at  Nat  City  Bank,  N.  Y.,  and  in  London. 

r  the  2rf  mortgage  bondt  $5,000,000  [one-half  each  series  A  and  B] 
entered  Into  a  special  trust  arrangement  by  which  they  are  drawn  for 
payment  with  proceeds  of  certain  subsidy  certificates,  but  remain  alive 
in  hands  of  the  trustees,  as  the  property  of  the  Construction  Co..  to 
™'|PIU,  «rty  a™  3  ^e  dcUv«rod  "hen  tQe  whole  $5,000,000  have  been 
redeemed.  See  V.  56,  p.  20,  and  FINANCIAL  REVIEW  for  1890,  page  59. 
EARNIN08-2  months,  51867 Gross,  $938,564 ;  net,  $442,115 

Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.  <  1896 Gross.  812,097:  net  358,801 

Net  available  for  Interest  (2  uios.),  $247,416  in  1897;  $20J,344in 


1896.  Above  flguresare  In  Mexican  currency  to  be  valued  at  80  cents  on 
the  dollar  in  U.  S.  money,  all  other  depreciation  having  been  allowed  for. 
ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  Dec.  31.  Report  for  1896,  with 
the  balance  sheet,  etc.,  was  given  in  f ull  In  V.  6 1,  p.  563, 569 :  seo  also 
editorial  p.  54S.  Gross  below  are  in  Mexican  currency,  all  other  figures 
In  17.  S.  currency.  Mexican  currency  is  reduced  to  U.  S.  currency  at  80 
p.  c.,  all  loss  above  this  being  charged  off  in  exchange  account 

INCOME  ACCOUNT— (U.  S.  CURRENCY    EXCEPT   ORO88    EARNINGS). 

Tear  end'g  Dec.  31—     1896.  1895.               1894.              1893. 

Miles  operated 1,218  1,218             1,218 

Gross  earnings 85,299,025  $4,513,206  $4,329,079 

Net  earnings $2,020,766  $1,657,126  $1,513,570 

Subsidy  receipts 99,110 


1,218 
$4,224,804 
$1,296,096 


Total  net  lncome..$2,020,766  $1,657,126  $1,612,680  $1.296,096 

Int.  on  1st  M.  bonds..    $687,755  $693,070  $694,680  $702,136 

Exchange 805,120  707,941  718,071  434,242 

Misc.,  bet'm'ts,  etc...       125,269  97,225  74,761  137,156 

Balance sr.$402,622  sr.$158,890  8r.$125,168     sr.$22,568 

— (V.  63,  p.  116,  358,  559,  880,  1115;  V.  64,  p.  517,  518,  563,  568.) 

ITIexIcan  National  Ry.  Co.  Limited.— This  depositary  com  • 
pany  was  formed  in  1896  (per  plan  in  V.  62,  p.  1139,  see  also  p.  635) 
by  the  "  A  "  and  "  B  "  bondholders  of  the  Mexican  National  RR  Co.  to 
give  them  "more  immediate  and  practical  control"  over  that  com- 
pany. Its  share  capital  Is  £24,530  In  10s  shares,  and  is  deposited  In 
trust  to  give  the  control  of  the  depositary  company  to  the  certificate 
holders.  The  certificates  were  issued  In  exchange  as  follows:  £250 
A  certificate  for  a  $1,000  "  A  "  bond  deposited ;  £200  B  certificate  for 
$1,OOO  "B"  oond  and  £125  A  and  £100  B  certificate  for  a  Matheson 
certificate.  In  March,  1897,  there  had  been  deposited  all  but  about 
$6,000,000  of  these  securities.  The  "  A  "  bonds  have  two  votes,  "  B  " 
certificates  one  vote  each.  The  Income  received  from  the  A  aud  B 
bonds  deposited  will  be  applied :  (1)  To  expenses  of  Londo  i  manage- 
ment not  over  £2,000  yearly;  (2)  to  sinking  fund  an  amount  not  ex- 
ceeding 2  per  cent  of  revenue  collected ;  (3)  to  5  per  cent  dividends  on 
A  certificates;  (4)  to  dividends  on  B  certificates.  DIVIDENDS— On  "A" 
certificates,  In  1897,  April,  paid  £2  7s.  4d.  per  cent.  V.  64,  p.  755. 
Address  Matheson  A  Co.,  3  Lombard  St.,  London.— V.  64,  p.  755. 

ITIexIcan  Northern  Ry.— Owns  from  Escalon,  Mexico,  on  the 
Mexican  Central  Ry.,  to  Sierra  Mojada,  83  miles,  all  steel. 

STOCK.— Capital  stock  is  $3,OOO,OOO ;  see  application  for  listing  on 
N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange  in  full,  V.  64,  p.  619. 

DIVIWSNDS >1892.        1893.        1894.        188f>  to  Mir.,  1897. 

Percent 5    6>a  413  6  4  yearly. 

BONDS.— The  mortgage  of  which  the  State  Trust  Co.  of  New  York  1* 
trustee,  is  for  $1,660,000,  of  which  $277,000  bonds  In  Mar.,  1897,  were 
held  by  the  sinking  fund.  See  description  in  V.60,  p.  482. 

EARNINGS— 8  months,  J 1896-7 Gross,  $405,753  ;  net,  $215,419 

July  1  to  Feb.  28.      (1895-6 Gross,    495,608;   net,    265,712 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Earnings  as  follows  in  U.  S.  currency : 

Year.    Gross.  Net.        Otner  inc.   Charges.      Dividends.    Surplut. 

'95-6..$763,d71  $421,226  $13,873  $142,080  $120,000  $173,019 
'94-5..  660,644  -343,6 lit  7,526  135,284  120,000  95,861 
— V.  63,  p.  798  ;  V.  64,  p.  611,  619. 

Mexico  Cnernavaca  &  Pacific.— See  CHRONICLE  July  25, 1896 

Michigan  Central.— (See  Map  adjoining  New  York  Central 
page.) — LINE  OP  ROAD.— Main  line— Kensington  to  Detroit,  270  miles, 
and  Windsor  to  Suspension  Bridge  (Canada  Southern),  226  miles; 
total  main  line,  496  miles.  Branches  owned  and  leased  1,132  miles; 
trackage  111.  Cen.,  14  miles;  total  January  1,  1896,  1,642  mile*. 
There  are  244  miles  of  second  track  and  877  miles  of  side  tracks.. 

ORGANIZATION,  LEASES,  Ac.— The  Michigan  Central  was  chartered  in 
1846;  the  whole  line,  Detroit  to  Kensington,  was  opened  in  1852.  The 
lines  described  above  as  leased  are  all  held  by  the  Michigan  Central 
nominally  under  leases  at  fixed  rentals.  To  enter  Chicago  uses  the 
Illinois  Central  Irom  Kensington  under  a  perpetual  lease.  The 
Terminal  RR  owns  from  Union  Stock  Yards  to  Chappel,  Illinois;  the 
road  is  operated  by  the  Chicago  Hammond  A  Western,  which  see. 

CANADA  SOUTHERN  CONTRACT.— In  Nov.,  1882,  a  close  contract  waa 
made  with  Can.  So.  for  the  operation  of  its  road.  The  contract  provided 
for  a  re-apportlonuient  every  five  years  and  in  the  re  apportionment 
December,  1892,  it  was  agreed  that  the  Canada  Southern  should  there- 
after receive  40  per  cent  and  the  Michigan  Central  60  per  cent  of  the 
first  $1,000,000  of  net  earnings,  any  amount  over  that  to  be  divided 
as  theretofore— one-third  to  C.  8.  and  two-thirds  to  M.C.;  but  under  the 
original  contract  each  company  was  accorded  all  benefit  to  accrue 
from  reduction  In  its  fixed  charges.  The  M.  O.  to  Jan.  1,  1896,  had 
reduced  its  charges  $319,200,  the  Can.  Southern  not  at  all.  (V.  64,  p.  5. 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— The  stock  has  remained  at  same  amount  since  1873. 

DIVIDENDS.  > '83   '84  '85-86    '87-89    '90    '91    '92-94   '95  to  Feb.,'97 
Percent — J   5       3       nil.    4  yearly    5       5    S'ay'rly      4  yearly 

BONDS.— The  Jackson  Lansing  <t  Saginaw  bonds  were  assumed  by 
Michigan  Central,  which  also  guarantees  in  perpetuity  3  "a  per  cent  on 
the  stock.  The  Bay  City  it  Battle  Creek  mortgage  Is  for  $1,800,000, 
but  amount  outstanding  is  limited  to  $15,000  per  mile.  The 
total  Issue  of  Battle  Creek  A  Sturgit  bonds  is  $500,000,  but 
of  this  $79,000  was  sub-guaranteed  by  the  Lake  Shore  A  Michigan 


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INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


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RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Jitmtlg  —  Pnnol 
pal,  When  Due- 
Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  lee  note* 
on  Urn  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Michigan  Cfitlral—  (Concluded.) 
Battle  C.  A  Sturgls  1st  M..  gold,  gu.  p.  A  1.  cnd.c' 
Jollet  A  North.  Indiana  lstM.,guar.  p.Al.  (eiid.).e 
Mid  Tmn.  *  a/o.-lst  M.,  »3SO.OOO,g..red.Bt  105.0 

41 
45 

1889 

1877 

IS'.II! 

1893 

ISlifi 

1871 
1895 

$1,000 

l.CMH) 
1  .1  M  »  1 

1,000 
100  Ac. 
500  Ac. 

$121.000 
800,000 
See  text. 
790.OOO 
150,000 
250,000 
See  text. 
323,375 

See  text. 
780,000 
520,000 
1,430,000 
1,000,000 
75,000 
520,000 
244,000 

4,210,200 
393,400 
340,500 
0,000,000 
2,500000 
4,000,000 
455,000 
950,000 
280,000 
1,015,000 
636,000 
1,382,000 
5,282,000 

«* 

5  g. 
3  toS 

i8- 

10*' 

J.   A  D. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  &  O. 
H.  A  X. 
J.   A  D. 
J.  &  D. 
J.   &   J. 

N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.ATr.  Co. 
Apr.,  '94,  Int.  not  paid. 
No  Interest  paid. 
N.  Y.,  N.  Y.  Susq.  A  W. 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Blair  A  Co. 
Philadelphia. 

Deo.   1,  1989 
July  10,  1907 
Oct.    1,  1918 
Oct.    1,  1923 
Nov.  1,  1911 
Dec,  1,  1896 
Dec.  1,  1925 
Jan.  ,'97,  5% 

13 

2d  mortgage.  Interest  guaranteed  (see  text)  ...  .0' 
Midland  Term.  l»t  m..f  l.OOO.OOO.gold,  red.  at  105.C 

Milwaukee  Lake  SAore  rf  Wettcrn—  See  CHICAGO  A 
Xi»irai.AMV  *£«*<•  mntwAajro—  Com.Htk.*  1,000,000 

NOBT 

H-WB8 

TERN. 

100 
100 
1,000 
1,000 

See  text. 

F.  A  A. 

Boston,  Of.,  50  State  St. 

Feb.15,'97,3% 

66 

1882 
1895 

6g. 

I: 
if: 

6 

J.   A   J. 
A.  &  O. 
At  mat. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 

J    A  J. 

Boston,  Mercli.YNat.Bk. 
1st  coupon  Apr.l,  1897 

July  1,  1912 
Oct.   1,  1926 
Oct.   1,  1900 
July  1,  1912 
Apr.  1,  1904 

Jan.15,'97.  3«fl 
Ag.1,'96,  3»a% 
Jan.   1,  1931 

Man.Dlv?l«t  M..»l,000,OOO,g.sub.tocall  110..0JM- 

Income  nion.  (cumulative),  gold.  Interest  paid.  o* 

66 

1882 
1884 
uL 

1,000 
1,000 

50 
100 
500 
100 
100 
100 
1.000 
SOOAc. 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

Boston,  Merch.  Nat.Bk. 
do             do 

Phlla.,  Office,  119  S.  4th. 

Mittoauktt  «*  Northern—  kee  Chicago  Milwaukee  A 
JTiiM  HiU  A  SchuvlkiU  Hat.—  Stock  (6  p.  ct.  rental). 

St.  Pa 
52 

17 

1891 

5g. 

J.   A  J. 

N.  Y.,  Third  Nat.  Bank. 

5 
Text. 
7g. 
7g- 
7g. 
7  g. 
7g. 
6g. 
5  g. 

J.   A  J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A  D. 
M.  &N. 
J.   A  D. 
J.   A  D. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 

N.  Y.  Central  Tr.  Co. 
do             do 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

Jan.15,'97,  2% 
Jan.15,'97,  l>a 
Jan.   1,  19O7 
June  1,  1927 
Jan.   1,  1907 
June  1,  19O8 
Deo.  1,  1910 
Apr.  1,  1921 
Nov.  1,  1934 

lst-Mf  Minn  to  Merrlaiii  Jc.  o* 

27 
93 
15 
102 
53 
92 

1877 
1877 
1877 
1879 
1880 
1881 
1894 

iBtmort..  Merrlmn  Junction  to  State  Line,gold.o* 

Iowa  'exten.  l»t  M.',  g.(Al.  Lea  to  Fort  Dodge).  .0* 
Mort.on  Southwestern  exteii8lon($12,000  p.m.)o* 

First  consolidated  M.,  $10,000.000,  gold.....o**r 

Southern,  7  miles  of  the  B.  C.  A  S.  being  operated  by  that  company. 
The  Bay  City  A  Battle  Creek  and  the  Battle  Creek  &  Sturgis  Issues  both 
carry  the  guaranty  of  the  Michigan  Central  endorsed  on  the  bonds. 

OP«RATioN8,  FINANCES,  Ac.—  The  road  Is  operated  under  a  close  con- 
tract with  Canada  Southern,  and  the  earnings  of  both  roads  are  Included 
In  the  statistics  below.  As  to  division  of  profits  between  the  com- 
panies, see  explanation  V.  64,  p.  5.  Nothing  has  been  charged  to 
either  the  contraction  or  equipment  account  since  1883,  with  the  ex- 
ception of  land  for  right  of  way  and  terminals.  All  betterments  and 
Improvements  to  the  road  have  been  charged  to  operating  expenses. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.—  Fiscal  year  ends  Deo.  31.  Annual  meeting  Is  held 
on  the  Thursday  following  the  first  Wednesday  In  May.  Report  for 
1895  was  given  In  V.  62,  p.  865.  The  figures  for  1886  below  are 
partly  estimated. 

TraMc.  Of  the  7,470,951  tons  carried  In  1895,  grain  contributed 
8-7  per  cent;  bituminous  coal,  10**  p.  o.;  anthracite,  6-8  p.  c.;  lumber 
and  forest  products,  20-7  p.  o.  Average  rate  per  ton  per  m.  -617  cents. 

Year  ending  Dec.31—    1896.  189V  1894.  1893. 

Miles  operated  ........       1,642  1,642  1,634  1,634 

Gross  earnings  .......  $13,818,000  $13,651,419  $12,584,012  $16,178,031 

Net  earnings  .........     3.463,000      3,468,188      3,439,905      3,890,239 

P.  c.  op.  ex.  to  earns..        74-94  74-59  72-66  75-95 

$3,517,265 
J  184,310 
<2,217,891 
304,715 
(4)749,520 


.    .      .     .  .. 

Net,lncl'gotherlnc..   $3,503,000 
Rentalspald  .........  >    „  ,„    „„,, 

rst  on     b  A-JJ  >oo° 


296,000 
(4)749,520 


$3,484,555    $3,936,029 
184,310         184,310 
2,216,875      2,217,494 
287,808         456.648 
(4)749,528(5i«)1030601 


Interest  on  debt 

Can.  Southern  share 
Dividends 

Surplus $61,480         $60,829         $46,034         $46,976 

—  (V.  62,  p.  278,  865,1118, 1139;  V.  63,  p.  1155;  V.  64,  p,  135.) 

Middle  Georgia  Sc  Atlantic  Ry.— Eatonton  to  Covington,  Ga., 
44  miles,  ami  MilTedgeville  to  Eatonton,  21  miles.  Sold  to  Central  of 
Georgia  Ry.  Jan.  1, 1897.  V.  64,  p.  82. 

M  idd !••  Tenn.  Sc  Ala.  Ry.— See  SUPPLEMENT  January,  1897. 

Mlddleaborough  RR.— In  1896  acquired  by  Loulsv.  A  Nashv. 

Middlesex  Valley.— Purchased  in  1895  by  Lehlgh  Valley. 

Tllddlcli.  wii    r  iiloiivlllc  Sc  Water  Gap  RR.— (See  Map  If.  T. 

Siamtehanna  <t  Western.) — Owns  from  Middletown,  N.Y.,  to Unionville, 
X.  J.  State  line.  14  miles.  Stock,  $149,850;  par,  $50.  Is  controlled 
through  ownership  of  stock  by  New  York  Susqnehanna  A  Western, 
which  pays  Interest  on  bonds.  Principal  of  the  second  mortgage  5s, 
due  Deo.  1, 1896  ($250,000),  was  not  paid  and  a  proposition  to  extend 
the  bonds  at  same  rate  to  June  1, 1910,  is  pending;  in  April,  1897,  all 
but  $25,000  bonds  had  assented  to  the  extension— see  V.  64,  p.  664.  In 
year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $50,171;  net,  $22,187;  interest  and 
taxes,  $22,100;  balance,  surplus,  *87.  In  1894-95  gross,  $51,548;  net, 
$21,673.-(V.  63,  p.  1010, 1159;  V.  64,  p.  664.) 

'I  I  il  hi  ml  Terminal  Ry.— ROAD.— From  Divide,  on  the  Colorado 
Midland  RR.,  to  Cripple  Creek,  30  miles;  opened  in  Deo.,  1895. 
This  line  shortens  the  distance  from  Denver  to  Cripple  Creek  about  70 
miles.  The  first  mortgage  is  for  $1,OOO,OOO  and  bonds  are  redeemable 
at  105.  In  October,  1896,  the  bonds  had  not  been  sold  but  were 
pledged  for  a  loan  of  $625,000  made  Jan.  1,  1886,  at  6  p.  o.;  there 
were  car  trusts  for  $10,000,  payable  $2,000  monthly  to  February  1 
1898.  For  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $127,623;  net,  $188  909- 
Interest  on  loan,  $18,750.  President,  D.  R.  C.  Brown,  of  Aspen,  Col.; 
Vice-president,  Treasurer  and  Gen.  Man.,  W.  K.  Gillett.— V.  61,  p.  967. 

Mill  Creek  Sc.  Mine  Hill  Navigation  Sc  RR.— Palo  Alto  to 
New  Castle.  Pa.,  3-8  miles;  branch  &$.  second  track  3-8  miles;  total 
track,  29  miles.  Leased  July  25, 1861,  for  999  years  to  Pbila.  &  Read- 
ing RR.  and  leased  assumed  In  1893  by  Phila.  &  Reading  Railmiu- 
rental  $33,000  and  all  taxes. 

Milwaukee  Sc  Lake  Wluiiebago  RR.— Owns  Neenah  to  Sohlels- 
ingervllle,  Wis.,  65  miles.  Manitowoc  Extension,  4f>  miles,  was  opened 
in  July,  1896.  Leased  for  99  years  to  Wls.  Cent,  at  37i«  per  cent  of 
gross  earnings  as  rental;  but  after  $175,000  per  year  is  received 
the  balance  of  net  earnings  is  to  be  equally  divided.  In  April,  1897 
lease  suspended  and  a  reduction  of  the  rental  was  proposed.  V  64  p 
713.  The  Manitowoc  Extension  Is  leased  until  August  1,  1897  "for 
substantially  $72,000  per  annum."-V.  62,  p.  1098. 

In  August,  1893,  a  new  Issue  of  $1,OOO,OOO  common  stock  was  made 
the  old  common  being  made  second  preferred,  and  the  Maultowoc 
division  bonds  for  $1.009,000  were  created  for  extension  of  45  miles 
including  16  miles  of  C.  M.  A  St.  P.  track,  Menasha  to  Hllbert,  leased 
with  option  to  purchase  half  interest  [completed  In  July,  1896],  to 
Manitowoc  on  Lake  Michigan,  whence  ferryboats  carrying  30  oars 
transfer  trains  to  Flint  &  Pere  Marquctte  or  other  roads  cu  route  for 
seaboard.  See  V.  62,  p.  636.  • 

DIVIDENDS.— Preferred  paid  9  per  cent  per  annum  to  Fob  1894 
being  regular  6  per  cent,  and  on  account  of  accrued  back  dividend  an 
additional  3  percent;  In  1895,  6  p.  c.;  in  1896,  Feb.,  3  p.  c.;  Aug.  3 
p.  p.;  inl  897.  Feb.,  3  p.  c.  In  February,  1893,  10  per  cent  extra  was 
pad.  Only  5  p.  c.  accumulated  dividends  on  preferred  remained  un- 
paid In  Dec.,  1896. 

BONDS.— Debentures  Nos.  1  to  200  are  convertible  on  any  coupon  daj 


Into  preferred  stock,  and  Nos.  201  up  into  common  ;  the  lessee  pays  In- 
terest on  them  during  first  ten  years  after  issue. 

As  to  the  Manitotaoc  Division  see  V.  62,  p.  636. 

RENTAL,  ETC.—  Rental  In  1893-94,  $174,641;  in  1892-93,  $204,324 
in  1891-92,  $200,843;  in  1890-91,  $198,591.  In  1893-94  net  over  ex- 
penses and  taxes,  $167,695;  interest  on  bonds,  $111,800;  on  deben- 
tures, $1,500;  dividends  on  preferred,  $40,950  (5>4  p.  o.);  balance, 
surplus,  $13,445;  (V.  61,  p.  281;  V.  62,  p.  636,  1098;  V.  63,  p.  117.) 

Mine  Hill  &  Schnvlklll  Haven  RR.—Fiom  Schuylkill  Haven 
to  Locust  Gap,  Pa.,  etc.,  52  miles.  In  1897  rental  reduced  to  6  p.  c.  on 
stock  under  new  lease  for  999  years  from  Jan.  1,  1897,  to  Philadelphia 
&  Reading  Railway  Co.  V.  63,  p.  1011. 

^f  I  noral  Range.—  (N  arrow  Gauge.)—  Houghton,  Mich.,  to  Calumet, 
Mich.,  15  miles;  branches  and  sidings,  7  miles;  total,  22  miles. 

HigTOBT,  ETC.—  Operated  in  close  connection  with  Hancock  A  Calume  t 
(which  »ee.)  Reorganized  In  1891.  In  year  1895-6  paid  dividends 
amounting  to  10*2  p.  c.  In  Aug.,  1896,  3*%  p.  c. 

BONDS.—  The  consolidated  mortgage  covers  all  the  property,  including 
$250.000  of  Hancock  A  Calumet  stock,  which  is  five-sevenths  of  the 
whole  issue.  Mortgage  is  for  $600,000,  of  which  there  are  reserved  for 
old  bonds  $7,000  with  trustee.  Loans  and  I  ills  payable  June  30, 
1896,  $203,904.  Of  107,387  tons  carried  in  1895,  bituminous  coal 
was  27  p.  c.;  lumber  9-7  p.  o.;  copper  6-7  p.  o. 

EARNINGS.—  For  year  ending  June  30,  1896.  on  22  miles,  gross, 
$112.045;  other  income,  $12.791;  net  income,  $66,320;  taxes,  $2,861  ; 
Int.  on  bonds,  $17,025  ;  rentals,  etc.,  $7,532;  dividends  (lO'a  p.  o  ), 
$41.307;  bal.  deficit,  $2,405.  In  1894-95,  gross.  $111,229;  other  in- 
come, $26,675;  net  income,  $70,928.  Office,  45  William  Street,  N.  Y. 

IHlnneapolla  &  St.  Loiilg  RR.—  (See  Map.)—  Owns  main  line, 
Minneapolis  to  Angus,  Ia.,26113  miles  ;  Pacific  Div..  Hopkins  to  Morton, 
93  miles  ;  Kalo  Branch,  3  miles  ;  Lake  Park  Branch,  1  13  miles  ;  total 
operated,  359  miles.  Leases  trackage  from  Minneapolis  to  St.  Paul 
over  St.  Paul  A  North.  Pac.  RR.,  11  miles.  Also  owns,  but  leases  to 
Bur.  C.  R.  A  Nor.,  Albert  Lea  to  Iowa  State  Line,  13  miles,  and  from 
Minneapolis  to  White  Bear  Lake,  13  miles,  which  is  leased  to  the  St. 
Paul  A  Duluth  Railroad.  Operates,  but  accounts  kept  separate,  Wis- 
consin Minnesota  A  Pacific  Ry.,  217  miles. 

The  Minneapolis  New  Ulin  &  Southwestern  Ry.  from  Winthrop  to 
New  Ulm,  18  miles,  was  opened  in  July,  1896.  Its  securities  are 
owued  by  the  Minn.  &  St.  L.—  V.  63,  p.  646. 

HISTORY.—  A  reorganization  in  October,  1894,  as  per  plan  given  in 
V.  59,  p.  371,  of  the  Minneapolis  A  St.  Louis  Ry..  sold  Oct.  11,  1894,  at 
foreclosure  under  improvement  and  equipment  mortgage. 

STOCK.—  The  capital  stock  of  the  new  company  is  common,  $6,000.- 
000;  first  preferred,  5  p.  o.,  cumulative,  $2,500,000;  second  preferred, 
5  p.  o.,  non-cumulative,  $4,000,000.  Under  the  plan,  old  common  and 
old  preferred  were  assessed  $25  per  share,  new  first  preferred  being 
issued  for  assessment.  All  classes  of  stock  have  equal  voting  power. 

DIVIDENDS.—  On  first  preferred:  In  1895,  3>3  per  cent  for  8  months, 
in  1896,  5  p.  c.;  in  1897,  Jan.,  2^  p.  o.  On  second  preferred  non-cum- 


.,         .    . 
ulative:  In  1896,  3  p.  o.;  in  1897,  Jan., 

BONDS,  ETC.—  Bonds  issued  under  the  mortgage  due  June,  1927,  num- 
bered from  1,101  to  1,400,  for  $500  each,  additional  to  those  above, 
were  assumed  by  the  Burl.  Cedar  Rapids  A  Northern  RR. 

The  new  first  consul,  mortgage  (see  abstract  V.  59,  p.  1145)  provides 
for  the  issue  of  $10,000.000  first  ooneol.  40  year,  5  p.  o.  gold  bonds,  of 
which  are  reserved  $4,718,000  for  underlying  mortgage,  the  remainder 
to  pay  past-due  coupons,  to  retire  or  acquire  certain  outstanding  bonds, 
and  for  expenses,  etc.  The  mortgage  covers  all  the  property,  equip- 
ment, franchises,  etc.,  of  the  company. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.  —  On  June  30,  1896,  there  was  no  floating  debt 
and  the  company  held  In  its  treasury,  cash  $100,947,  consols  $282,000 
and  M.  &  St.  L.  stock  of  par  value  of  $397,800,  etc. 

EARNINGS—  8  months,  >  1896-97  ____  Gross,  $1,359,798;    net,  $578,193 
July  1  to  Feb.  28.     J  1895-96.  ...Gross,    1,425,276;    net,    609,410 

For  6  months  ending  Deo.  31,  1896,  bal.,  surplus  over  dividends,  was 
$128,744,  against  $1.49,721  in  1895.  V.  61,  p.  330. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.—  Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Report  for  1895-96  was 
given  at  length  in  V.  63,  p.  646,  711.  See  also  editorial  remarks  p.  675. 

Earnings—  1895-96.       1894-95.       1893  94        1892-93. 

Passengers  ...............    $405,605    $338,520      $355,188     $410,995 

Freight  ....................   1,500,379    1,378,784    1,243,538    1,449,089 

Mail,  express,  Ac  .........      122,316       106,694       110,144       114,415 

Total  ..................  $2,028,300  $1,823,998  $1,708,870  $1,974,499 

Netovertaxes  ............    $324,748     $731,718     $656,411     $706,814 

Otherincome  .............      144,018       106,482        157,202       138,361 

Total  net  income  .....    $968,796     $838,200     $813,613     $815,175 
Rentals  ....................      $56,4761 


Surplus  ...............      $86,780) 

OFFICERS.  -(Elected  Oct.,  1896).    President,  Edwin  Hawley. 
—  (V  63,  p.  76,  339,  616,  652,  675,  697,  711;  V.  64,  p.  330.) 


APRIL,  18V7.] 


RAILROAD   STOCKS    AJfD    BONDS. 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMJ£NT. 


I  VOL.  LXIV. 


RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 

!:...,>!. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

pal.When  Due. 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  note* 
OD  ttnt  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
whom. 

Slocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

iriMH  *t  Pmul  4  Sault  Sit.  Marie.—  Common  stock. 

.... 

.... 

$100 

100 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

$14,000,000 
7,000,000 
8,280,000 
3,207,000 
16,858,000 
771.0OO 
642,902 
5OO.OOO 
500.OOO 
52,450,000 
13,000,000 
187.000 
39,813,000 
20,000,000 
998,000 
4,000,000 
500,000 

2,500,000 
1,340,000 
2,685,000 
561,000 

1,200,000 
800,000 
47,442,375 
7,000,000 
2,573,000 
800,000 
237,500 
3,828,000 
650,000 
14.904,000 

Preferred  stock,  7  per  cent,  non-cumulative  — 
Minn.  Sault  8te.  Marie  A  Atlantic  1st  M.  gold..o- 
Mlnneapolls  A  Pacific.  1st  mort.,  $15,OOO  p.  m..c- 
Ooiuol.  M.,  gold.  Int.  guar.  (end.)-8ee  text....c* 
Income  certificates  

495 

•jsi; 
970 

1886 

1-,-t; 
1888 
1890 

4g.A5 

4  (5) 
4  g. 

J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 

N.  Y.,  Morton,  B.  A  Co. 
do              do 
do             do 

July  1,  1926 
Jan.   1,  1936 
July  1,  1938 
July  1,  1900 
1896  A  1903 
Nov.  1,  1898 
Jan.   1,  1896 

Osr  traits  Deo.  1.18M  ••  

JtininiPl'i  Hirer  d  Bonnt  Terre—l»t  mortgage.  -  - 
XfMtetfCoi  ra««y-8took  

"28 

1893 

"ibo 

100 

1.000 
.-,i)()    A-c. 

500  Ac. 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

1.000 

1,000 

$&£ 

1,000 

1,000 

•100 
1,000 
1.000 
500  Ac. 
500 
1,000 
500  Ac. 
1,000 

6 

See  text. 

J."A"J. 

Bonne  Terre,  Mo. 
St.  Albans,  Vt. 

Preferred  Block,  4  per  cent  non-cumulative...... 
Tebo.  A  Neonho  1st  mort.,  gold,  8.  f.,  red.  at  100.. 

100 
1,601 
1,601 

i(J2 
162 

125 
67 
132 

155 

283 
283 

"is 

296 
55 
1.076 

1870 
1890 
1890 
1891 

1«!»2 
1892 

1890 
1890 
1892 
1873 

1893 
1889 

1868 
1871 
1872 
1873 
1876 
1880 
18JO 

!g- 

4  g. 
*g- 
»g- 
5  g. 
5  g. 

|g. 
5g- 
5  g- 
7  g. 

5  K. 
6 

See  text. 

|£ 

5  g. 
4i«  g. 

5g. 
6  «. 

J.   A  D. 
J.   A  D. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 

F.  A  A. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A    8. 
M.  A  N. 

J.    A  D. 
J.   A   J. 

F."A"A. 

J.   A   J. 

M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A  N. 

N.  i.  Office,  45  Wall  St. 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

do             do  • 
do             do 
N.  Y.,  Mercantile  Tr.  Co. 
do             do 
do             do 
do            do 
do            do 
do            do 
do            do 
do            do 

June  1,  1903 
June  1,  1996 
June  1,  1999 
Nov.  1.  1944 
Apr.   1,  1942 
Apr.  1,  1942 

Aug.  1,   1990 
Nov.  1,  1940 
Sept.  1,  1942 
May   1,  1906 

June  1,  1943 
1929 
July  15,  1891 
Aug.  1,   1938 
July  1,  1938 
May  1,  1938 
Oct.    1,  1938 
Nov.  1,  1906 
Aug.  1,  1920 
Nov.  1,  1820 

1st  M.  extension  bonds,  gold.  $20.000  p.  m...e* 
Mo.  K.  A  Eastern  let  M..  $4,000,000  g.,  assumed. 
2d  M..  $50O,OOO  gold,  guar.,  since  assumed  — 
Guaranteed  bond*— 
Kan.  City  A  Paelflc  1st  mort.  .gold.  Int.  gu.  end.c' 
Dallas  A  Waco  lBtM.,$2O,OOOp.m.,g.,p.Ai.  gu.e- 
M.  K.  AT.  In  Tcx>»  1  -t  M  .  ,  (t20,000pjn..  gold,  gn.c* 
Boonevllle  Brtdge,lstM..golrt.,gu.,dr'nat  lOO.c 
Guar  bond*  of  companies  operat'it  separately— 
8h.8h.ASo.lBtM.,$20,OOOpJu.g.,gu.,p.<fci.<eiHl.)c* 
8.  W.  Coal  A  Imp  1st  M.  gunr.  p.  Al.  end.  a.  f.  in  '99 
MluouH  J>«<rf/le-8tock.  $55,000,000  authorized 
Pac.  RK.  of  Mo.  1st  mort.,  extended  in  1888,gok 
2d  mort  ext.  In  1891  in  gold,  St.  L.  to  K.  C..c* 
1st  M.,  St.  Louis  real  estate,  ext.  in  1892,  gold. 
1st  M.  Carondclet  Br.,g.,gu.  p.Ai.(end.)cxt.'93 
3d  M.  (coverV  all  property  or  Pacific  RR.  of  Mo. 
Mo.  Pacific  iKt  M.,  Islington  to  Sedalia,  Mo.golc 
Consolliiiitod  mortgage.  $HO.OOO.OOO.  told.  .(•* 

Minneapolis  St.  Paul  &  Sault  Ste.  MaHe.-Owns  Minneapolis 
to  eaultBte.  Marie, Mich.,  491  miles;  branches,  15  miles;  from  Minne- 
apolis northwest  to  Kulm,  No.  Dak.,  308  miles;   Hankinson  to  Inter-  . 
national  Boundary  Line, No.  Dak., 342  miles;  trackage  in  Minneapolis, 
St.  Paul, etc.,  19  miles;   other  14  miles;  total,  1,189 miles. 

HISTORY.— Formed  June.  1888,  by  consolidation  of  the  Minneapolis 
Sault  8te.  Marie  A  Atlantic,  the  Minneapolis  A  Pacific,  etc.  •  (See  V. 
46,  pp.  538,  609.)  Controlled  by  Canadian  Pacific. 

STOCK.— After  7  p.  c.  on  pref.,  common  and  preferred  share  pro  rata. 
Canadian  Pac.  owns  $7,066,600  common  and  $3,533,400  pref.  stock 
and  $2,609,000  consols. 

BONDS.— Can.  Pac.  guarantees  by  endorsement  4  per  cent  Interest  on 
all  the  bonds  assenting  to  a  reduction  of  interest  to  4  per  cent.  (See 
V.  50,  p.  784;  V.  51, p.  239;  V.  54,  p.  799.) 

Abstract  of  a  inneapolis  Savli  Ste  Marie  &  Atlantic  mortgage  in  V.  45, 
D  243  The  consol.  mortgage  of  1888  (trustee.  Central  Trust  Co.,  mort 
gage  abstract  CHRONICLE,  V.  47,  p.  142),  was  for  $21,000,000  on  800 
mfie»  (sufficient  of  this  amount  being  reserved  to  retire  the  prior 
bonds)  and  for  $20.000  per  mile  on  all  additional  mileage. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— On  June  30,  1896,  funded  debt,  $29,825,329; 
current  liabilities,  $2,784, OH;  cash  and  current  assets  $1,167,261.  Of 
the  1,783,763  tons  carried  in  1895,  lumber  furnished  35  per  cent, 
grain  23  per  cent,  flour  IS'a  per  cent. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.  —  2)1897 Gross,  $417,272 ;  net,  $115,455 

mos.,  Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.  S 1896 Gross,    48*,717;  net,    139,508 

In  year  1896,  gross,  $3,688,044  ;  net,  $1,507,493. 

EARNINGS.— For  year  ending  June  30,  189P,  gross,  $3,735,872;  net, 

tl  428,609;  rentals,  $121,881;  interest,  $1,202,065;  balance,  surplus, 
104,656.    In  1894-5  gross,  $2,557,275;  net,  $777,715    (V.63,  p.  5O1.) 

nisslsqool  Valley  RR.— Road,  St  Albaus  to  Richford,  Vt.,  28 
miles.  Leased  July  1, 1888  to  Central  Vermont  RR.  at  annual  rental 
of  4  p.  c.  on  stock  of  $500,000.  Central  Vermont  went  into  receiver's 
hands  in  March,  1 896,  and  M  issisquoi  Valley  net  earnings  are  now  paid 
over  to  that  company  pending  final  disposition  of  the  lease.  No  divi- 
dend was  paid  in  July,  1896,  or  January,  1897. 

miSBlsRlppl  Blver  &  Bonne  Terre  By.— Road  from  Riverside 
to  Doe  Run,  Mo..  47  miles.  A  southern  extension  Is  to  be  built,  for 
which  purpose  it  is  proposed  to  increase  the  capital  stock  (par  $100) 
from  *500,000  to  $600,000.  Current  liabilities  June  30,  1894. 
$55,1(6.  Eatnings  for  year  ending  June  30, 1895,  were,  gross,  $163,- 
969;  net,  $2.327;  other  income,  $2,678;  charges,  $34,097;  balance,  de- 
ficit, $29,092.  In  1893-94,  gross,  $168,094;  net,  $18,309.  President, 
J.  Wyman  Jones;  Treasurer,  Hugh  N.  Camp;  55  Liberty  St.,  Now  York 

ITIlssonrl  Kansas  &  Texas  Ky.  (See  Map.)—  ROAD.— Operates  a 
line  with  northern  termini  at  St.  Louis,  Kansas  City  and  Hannibal, 
Mo.,  extending  f  outherly  across  the  Indian  Territory  and  the  Texas  cot- 
ton belt  to  tidewater  at  Galveston,  on  the  Gulf  of  Mexico.  It  embraces : 


Road  turned.  Miles. 

Hannibal,  Mo.,  via  Denlson  A 

Whltesboro,  to  Henrietta..  689 

Juno.  City,  Kan.,  to  Parsons.  158 

Texas  Jet.  to  Franklin  Jet. . .  162 

Ft.  Wortb  to  Houston,  Tex..  327 

Paola,  Kan  ,  to  Sedalia,  Mo. .  86 

Branches  (9)  to  Mlueola, etc.  419 


Operated — not  oicncd.  Miles. 

Henrietta  to  Wichita 18 

Operated  jointly. 

St.  Louis  to  Texas  Junction..  24 

Kansas  City  to  Paola 43 

Whitesboro  to  Ft.  Worth 71 

Galveston  Hous.  A  Hend....  50 


Total  operated 2,197 

Operated  separately. 
Sherman  Shrev.  A  Southern— 
J'ffers'ntoGreenv.,Tex.,&o.   155 


Total  owned 1,841 

Jload  leased.                           Miles. 
Paola  to  Stevens,  etc 150 

ORGANIZATION.  Ac.— Reorganized  in  1890,  without  foreclosure,  [plan 
In  V.  49,  p.  719,  j  the  old  first  mortgage  being  paid  off  at  par. 

The  "if.  K.  AT.  Railway  Company  of  Texas  '  was  formed  with  capital 
of  $8,OOO,OOO  to  consolidate  certain  of  the  roads  in  Texas.  The  entire 
•lock  Is  deposited  with  Central  Trust  Co.  as  trustee  for  the  benefit  of 
the  M.  K.  A  T.  security  holders.  (V.  54,  p.  1047 ;  V.  55,  p.  298.)  M.  K. 
A  Eastern  was  absorbed  In  June,  1896.— V.  63,  p.  30. 

LAND  GRANT.— Land  grant  in  Indian  Territory  3,110,400  acres,  sub" 
Jeot  to  extinguishment  of  Indian  title.  (V.  55,  p.  937;  V.  61,  p.  1155.) 

STOCK.— Besides  stock  as  above  the  Boonville  RR.  Bridge  Co.  has 
»1,OOO,OOO  stock;  and  the  M.  K.  A  T.  of  Texas  has  $2,012,500  of  stock 
t  ncluded  by  M.  K.  A  T.  in  its  balance  sheet  In  the  outstanding  capital. 
In  June,  1896,  the  common  stock  was  increased  from  $47,00  ),000  to 
$52,450,000  to  absorb  subsidiary  lines.  See  V.  63,  p.  93. 

BONDS.— Full  abstracts  of  the  flnt  mortgage  of  1890  (trustee  Central 
Trust  Company)  and  of  the  second  mortgage  (trustee  Mercantile 
Trust  Company)  were  In  V.  51,  p.  495.  These  mortgages  cover  the 
main  line  from  Hannibal,  Mo.,  to  a  point  80  miles  from  Houston,  Tex., 
a  distance  of  941  miles  [except  71  miles  of  trackage]  and  sundry 
branches,  the  total  mileage  mortgaged  being  1,601  miles,  including  the 
Sherman  Shrevcport  A  So.,  formerly  the  East  Line  A  Red  River  RR. 
The  bonds  of  the  Sher.  Shr.  A  So.,  except  $1,050,000  [turned  over  to  M. 
K.  A  T.  for  standard  gauging  the  line  [are  deposited  as  part  security 
for  the  aforesaid  mortgages.  These  mortgages  also  cover  the  right  to 
the  land  grant  In  the  Indian  Territory. 

Payment  of  Interest  on  the  second  mortgage  of  1890  is  obligatory  since 
the  coupon  of  Aug.  1, 1895,  the  payments  to  and  including  that  date 
having  been  dependent  upon  earnings.  As  income  bonds  they  received 
2  p.  o.  Interest  yearly  In  February,  from  1892  to  1896,  inclusive. 

The  Missouri  Kansas  <t  Eastern  bonds  originally  guaranteed  were 


assumed  in  June,  1896,  the  road  forming  the  8t.  Louis  extension  from 
Franklin,  Mo.,  to  Texas  Junction,  Mo.,  162  miles.  See  V.  63,  p.  30. 

GUARANTIES.— Interest  is  guaranteed  on  $2,500,000  Kansas  City  A 
Pacific  4  per  cent  bonds  and  on  the  Booneville  Bridge  7s,  and  prin- 
cipal and  interest  on  Dallas  A  Waco  bonds  (issue  limited  to  $1,340, 000). 

The  M.  K.  <t  T.  in  Texas  in  August.  1892,  filed  a  mortgage  to  secure 
$10.00O,OOO  of  bonds  at  $20,000  per  mile  for  extensions  in  Texas. 
They  are  guaranteed  principal  and  interest  and  are  so  endorsed;  trus- 
tee Central  Trust  Co.  See  above,  and  guaranty  V.  56,  p.  604. 

The  Sherman  Shreneport  <t  Southern  mortgage  is  for  $6,100,000  at 
not  exceeding  $20,000  per  mile;  authorized,  $3,100,000,  of  which 
$2,050,000  pledged  under  the  M.  K.  A  T.  mortgage  of  1890,  and  $1,050,- 
000  issued  to  M.  K.  A  T.  for  standard-gauging  the  road,  formerly  the 
East  Line  A  Red  River.  See  below.  The  line  isoperated  separately. 

The  Southwestern  Coal  it  Improvement  Co.'s  bonds  are  guaranteed. 
Mortgage  ($1,000,000)  covers  the  coal  on  51,000  acres  in  Indian  Ter- 
ritory, and  the  company  also  owns  2,350  acres  additional,  the  Denl- 
son A  Washita  Ry.,  15  miles,  mines  in  active  operation,  etc. 

Deferred  payments  due  for  cars,  etc.,  on  July  1, 1896,  were— payment* 
extending  till  February,  1898,  $180,125  ;  payments  extending  till 
November,  1905,  to  be  made  from  mileage  of  cars,  $218,842;  equip- 
ment notes,  deferred  payments,  extending  to  Aug.  23, 1SOO,  $626,490. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— In  December,  1895,  through  trains  began  run- 
ning from  Kansas  City  to  Galveston,  Tex.,  on  the  Gulf  of  Mexico.  As 
to  the  development  of  the  export  traffic  see  V.  63,  p.  697. 

The  second  mortgage  4  per  cents  became  fixed  interest  bonds  Aug.  2, 
1895,  aiding  $-100,000  to  interest  payments  as  compared  with  year 
1894-95,  when  only  2  per  cent  was  paid  on  these  bonds.  In  Nov.,  1895, 
listed  $668,000  additional  first  extension  bonds. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— Jan.  1  to  Mar.  31,  3  months,  gross,  $2,623,911 
in  1897,  against  $2,82 1,651  in  1896. 

For  calendar  year  1896  gross,  $11,746,239 ;  for  1895,  $11,060,140. 

ANNUAL  REPORT. — Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Annual  meeting  first 
Thursday  after  first  Monday  in  April  (changed  from  third  Wednesday 
in  May  in  1896).  Report  for  1895-96  was  given  In  V.  63,  p.  697,  and 
earnings  are  shown  below.  The  increased  interest  charge  for  1895-96 
is  due  to  tbe  fact  that  the  $20,000,000  second  mortgage  bonds  on 
which  2  per  cent  yearly  ($400,000)  had  previously  been  paid,  became 
fixed  interest  bonds  at  4  p.  c.  Aug.  1, 1895,  calling  for  $733,333  for  the 
eleven  months  to  June  30, 1896. 


Tear  end.  June  30.—  1896. 
Aver.miles  operated..  2,147 
Passenger  earnings. . .  $2,071 ,406 

Freight 8.388,544 

Mail,  express,  etc 577,036 

Gross  earnings $11,036,987  $11,544,363  $9,877,290  $10,388,191 

Oper.  exp.  and  taxes.      7,704,100      8,421,184    7,205,941      7,810,734 


1895.  1894. 

2,028  1,960 

$1,970,905  $1,989,448 

8,986,779    7,359,213 

586,679        528,629 


1893. 
1,712 

$1,896,987 

7,876,357 

614,847 


Net  earn.,incl.oth.lnc.  $3,332,887 

Interest  on  bonds 2,983,960 

Rentals.,  Ac 332,534, 


$3,123,179  $2,671,349    $2,597,490 

2,612,943    2,609,360      2,359,443 

285,497          71,510  


Balance sr.$16,393  sr.$224,739  def.$9,521  sr.$238,047 

-(V.  62,  p.  233, 778, 1087;  V.  63,  p.  30, 649,  697, 838;  V.  64,  p.  132, 469.) 
tl l»Noiiri  Paelflc  Ry.— ROAD — Operates  an  Important  system  of 
roads  extending  westerly  and  southwesterly  from  St.  Louis,  Mo. .In- 
cluding main  lines  from  St.  Louis  to  Omaha,  Neb.,  495  miles,  and  from 
Kansas  City  to  Denver,  Col.,  758  miles,  with  many  branches  in  Kan- 
sas, etc.  Through  the  St.  Louis  Iron  Mt.  A  Southern,  which  it  controls, 
connection  is  had  with  Texas  and  the  lines  of  the  Texas  A  Pacific, 
International  &  Gre*t  Northern  and  tne  St.  Louis  Southwestern,  the 
whole  forming  what  Is  known  as  the  "  Gould  System,"  in  which  the 
heirs  of  Jay  Gould  are  largely  Interested  (see  list  of  Mr.  Gould'8  hold- 
ings, V.  60,  p.  83.)  The  Mo.  Pao.  property  includes  : 
Lines  owned  and  controlled.  Miles.  ' 


Leased  lines  and  trackage.    Miles. 
Boonville  St.  L.  A  Southern...    44 

Verd.  Valley  Ind.  A  West 81 

Leroy  A  Caney  Valley 52 

Kansas  City  A  S.  W 48 

Trackage  to  St.  Joseph,  etc 27 


St.  Louis  to  Omaha 495 

Pleasant  Hill  to  Joplin,  Mo..    133 

12  branches  owned 450 

Proprietary  lines  [entire  st'ck 

own'dlform'g  line  to  Pueblo, 

Col.,  etc 1,833  , 

Total  Mo.  Pacific  and  branch  lines 3,163 

Also  operates  Central  Branch  Union  Pacific.  388  miles ;  St.  Louis  Iron 
Mountain  A  Southern  and  leased  lines,  1,773  miles.  Grand  total  Mis- 
souri Pacific  mileage  January  1,  1897,  5,324  miles.  Operated  Inde- 
pendently, Arkansas  A  Louisiana  Ry.,  26  miles. 

ORGANIZATION,  LEASES,  &c.— The  Pacific  RR.  of  Missouri  was  sold  in 
foreclosure  September  6, 1876.  The  present  company  was  a  consolida- 
tion in  August,  1880,  embracing  the  Missouri  Pacific  and  minor  roads. 
The  bonds  of  the  proprietary  lines  are  practically  all  pledged  to  secure 
Mo.  Pacific  loans.  The  Iron  Mountain  stock  is  mostly  owned  by  the 
Missouri  Pacific.  Complete  control  of  the  International  A  Great 
Northern  was  secured  in  1892.  See  V.  54,  p.  366. 

DIVIDENDS— In  1881,  6;  In  1882,  6\i;  In  1883  to  1887,  inclusive, 7 
yearly;  In  1888,  5H;  in  1889, 4;  in  1890,4;  in  1891,3  p.  c;  none  since. 

BONDS.— The  consolidated  mortgage  is  for  $30.000,000— trustees  John 
F.  Dillon  and  Edward  D.  Adams— the  balance  unissued  is  in  trust  to 
redeem  prior  bonds  due  if  deemed  best.  Abstract  In  V.  47,  p.  287. 

The  collateral  trust  bonds  due  1917  (Union  Trust  Company  of  New 
York,  trustee)  are  secured  by  mortgage  bonds  of  new  roads  at  $3"  000 


APRIL,  1807.] 


KAILROAD    STOCKb    AND    .BONDS. 


MISSOURI, 
KANSAS  &  TEXAS 


RAILWAY  SYSTEM. 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[Fou  LXIV. 


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RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 

K..ad. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  Prtnol 
pal,  When  Dne. 
Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

for  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  notes 
on  first  page  of  tables. 

Rate  per 

Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Miumirt  Paeifle—l  Conel.)—Qo\A  coll.  trust  .  .  .o'ar 
1st  collateral  mort.  bonds  for  $10,000,000  gold.c* 

1,120 
671 

1887 

1-110 

$1,000 
1,000 

$14,376,000 
7,000,000 
6,712,000 

5g. 
5g. 
5  g. 

M.  A   8. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A   S. 

N.  Y.,  Mercantile  Tr.  Co. 
do              do 
do              do 

Jan.   1,  1917 
Aug.  1,   1920 
Mar.   1,  1905 

Ler.ACaney  Val.lst  M.(910,OOOp.m.),Kold.,gu.c* 
Verdigris  Val.  Independence  A  W.  1st  M.,g..guar. 

52 
81 

1888 
1886 

1,000 
1.000 

520,000 
806,000 

5  1- 
5  g. 

J.    A   J. 

M.  A   8. 

do              do 
do             do 

July  1,   1926 
Mch.  1,   1926 

Mifftmri  Paci/lc  Syitem-SI.  Lwit  Iron.  Mt.  <t  Ho. 
8t.L.IronMt.A8o.lBtM.,extendedat5p.c.ln'92.o 
do    Old  1st  M.  5s,  cxt.  In  1897  in  g.,  red.  at  105 
2d  mort..  gold,  $1  ,OOO  or  «  !00,  at  hold,  opt'n.c* 
do    Old  "d  M  7s  ext.  In  1897  in  g.,  red.  at  105 

210 
210 
310 
310 

1867 
1867 
1872 
1872 

1,000 
1,000 

$  A£ 
£  A$ 

|  4,000,000 
|  6,000,000 

<      5 
(      5  g. 

F.  A  A. 
F.  A  A. 

M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 

N.Y.  Mercantile  Tr.  Co. 
do              do 
New  York  or  London, 
do              do 

May  1,  1897 
May   1,  1947 
May  1,  1899 
May  1,  1947- 

Ark.  Br.,  1st  M.,  g.,  1.  gr.,  ext.'95,  sub.  call  105.C 
Cairo  Arkansas  A  Texas  Istmortgage.gold.c'Ar 

99 
71 

1870 
1872 

1,000 
l.OOO 

2,500,000 
1,450,000 

7* 

J.   A  D. 
J.   A  D. 

N.  Y.,  Mercantile  Tr.  Co. 
do              do 

June  1,  1&35 
June  1,  1897 

Gen.  consoL  A  land  gr.M.  (945,000,000).  gold.o* 
Do           do          gold,  stamped,  guar.  p.  A  l..e* 

1,428 
1,428 

•81t0'7 

1,000 
1,000 

21,783,000 
7,000,000 

5  g- 

A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 

do              do 
do              do 

Apr.  1,  1931 
Apr.  1,  1931 

1895 

4,723,000 

5  g. 

M.  A    8. 

do              do 

Mar.  1,  1905 

Car  trusts  Dec.,  1896,  due  1O  percent  yearly. 

1.242,000 

132,282 

6* 

7 

Quar'ly. 
March. 

do             do 
do             do 

1897-1905 
May  1,  1897 

1879 

Baring  Cross  Bridge  Co.,  1st  mort.,  gold  
Kansas  A  Ark.  Val.  1st  M.  $20,OOO  per  m.,  gold.  . 
Little  Rock  A  Ft.  Smith  1st  M.,land  gr.  siuk.fund.. 

i~65 
165 

1873 
1887 
1875 

200,000 
3,412,000 
2,342,500 

7g. 

J."A"J. 

J.    A   J. 

do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

Apr.  19,  1898 
Jan.    1,   1937 
Jan.   1,  190R 

1.000 

500  Ac. 

Little  Rock  Juno.  1st  M.,guar.  p.Ai.by  Iron  Mt..c* 

2 

1891 

1,000 

435,000 

6 

A.  A  O. 

do             do 

Apr.  1,  1916 

100 

1,800,000 

Prior  lien  gold  $'l  OOO.GOO     (See  text)                c 

149 
149 

1895 

1  SD5 

1896 

200  &c. 
200  Ac. 
1,000 

600,000 
1.20O.OOO 
400,000 

£«: 

5  g. 

J.    A   J. 
J.    A   J. 
A.  A  O. 

N.  Y.  Central  Trust. 
20  p.  o.  pd.  in  Men.,  '97 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 

July  1,  1945 
July  1,   1945 
1946 

Mort,  Incomes  tllliulyl,  1899,  $l,2OO.OOO,gold.o 
Mobile  Jaelcton  4K.  C.—  1st  M..  gold,  $4,OOO,OOO.. 

100 

5,320,600 

1st  M.,  Mob.  to  Col.  (prin.gold.int.  lawful  money),  c* 

472 

1879 

500  Ac. 

7,000,000 

6 

J.    A  D. 

N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 

Dec.   1,  1927 

1st  mort-.exten.,('oluii].  to  Cairo  A  branch,  gold.  c- 

55 

1883 

1,000 

1  ,000,000 

6g. 

O,—  Jan. 

do              do 

July  1,   1927 

General  mort.  for  $10,5OO,OOO,  (now  gold)  s.  f.  .0 

527 

1888 

500  Ac. 

9,075,000 

4g. 

M.  A    8. 

N.  Y.,  Gallatin  Nat.  Bk. 

Sept.  1,  1938 

Montgomery  Division,  1st  mort.,  $4,000,000,  g... 



1897 

1,000 

See  text. 

5  g. 

F.   A  A, 

New  York. 

Feb.  1,   1947 

'84-'90 

l.OOO 

225.468 

6 

Various.  IN.  Y..  Farm.  L.  &  Tr.  Co. 

Var.,  '97-1904 

Jfo*.i*Sratorw-lBtM..$15,OOOp.rn..g.,gn.p.Ai.<en.)o* 

181 

1892 

1,000 

2,500,000 

4g. 

M.  A    8. 

N.  Y.,  Knickerb.  Tr.  Co. 

Sept.  1,  1991 

Income  bonds  non-rum.,  5  percent  (see  text)  — 

1892 



3,900.000 

Up  to  5 

Sept.  1. 

N.  Y.  Of.,  when  earned. 

Sept.  1,  1992 

or  S15.OOO  per  mile;  these  embracing  the  line  from  Fort  Scott,  Kan,, 
to  Pueblo. Col  .  etc.    For  securities  pledged,  etc.,  see  V.  46,  p.«78. 

As  to  collateral  trtttt  boiuls  due  in  1920.  see  V.  50,  p.  669,  874.  On 
Dec.  31,  189ii.  $2,630.000  wore  hold  pledged  for  Missouri  Pacific  fund- 
ing notes  of  1895  and  $7,000,000  were  outstanding. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— In  1895  the  issue  of  $8,256,000  collateral  trust 
notes  ("gold  funding  notes")  and  $4,744,000  St.  Louis  A  Iron  Mountain 
uotes  were  authorized  to  fund  floating  debt  of  these  companies  and 
provide  for  future  needs.  Of  the  St.  L.  &  I.  Mt.  notes  $1,495,000  are 
guaranteed  by  the  Missouri  Pacific.  Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  trustee.  A 
list  of  the  securities  deposited  to  secure  these  notes  was  given  in  V. 
62.  p.  548;  V.  60,  p.  1O59.  On  Jan.  1, 1897,  Mo.  Pao.  loans  payable 
(secured  by  collateral)  were  $1,325,850. 

EARNINGS.— Jan.  1  to  Mar.  31  (3  months)  gross  of  Mo.  Pacific  and 
St.  L.  I.  M.  A  So.  combined,  $5  386,000  in  1897,  against  $5,273,508  in 
1896. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  Dec.  31.  Annual  meeting  is  held 
at  St.  Louis  in  March.  Report  for  1896  was  in  V.  64,  p.  513.  Earnings 
of  Missouri  Pacific  sysltm  have  been  as  below:  "Other  Income"  in 
1896  includes:  Dividends  American  Refrigerator  Transit  Co.,  $35,240; 
Pacific  Express  Co.,  $72,OOO;  interest  on  Iron  Mt.  general  consols., 
$52,150;  int.  on  funding  notes,  $74,750;  sleeping  carearnings,$94,329. 
1896.  ini>5.  1894. 

Miles  operated 4,938  4,937  4,992 

Total  earnings $22,011,960        $22,672,004       $21,800,646 

Net  earnings 4,597,898  4,738,738  4,420,849 

Ratioexp.&tax'stoearns.         (79-11)  (79-099)  (79-721) 

Other  Income,  Ac $532,492          $1,081,881  $741,439 

Total  net  income $5,130,390  $5,820,619 

Interest  paid  on  bonds...  $5,550,700  $5,440,381 

Rentals 496,944  511,610 

Sundry  accounts 344,507  458,874 

Balance dof.$l,261,761       def.$590,246  def. $1,933,355 

For  the  Missouri  Pacific  proper  and  branches,  not  including  Iroc 
Mountain  and  other  auxiliaries,  the  report  was  as  follows: 
Tear  ending  Dee.  31—  1896.  1895. 

Miles  operated  December  31 3.164  3,163 

Passenger  earnings $2,054,164     $2,235,245 

Freight 7,355,368       7,571,640 

Mall,  express  and  miscellaneous..    1,655,859 


$5,162,288 

$5,128,378 

520,777 

1,446,488 


1,647,001 


1894. 

3,229 
$2,055,634 
7,391,310 
1,622,707 


§2,637,010 
2,778,092 
1,648,035 


Total  earnings $11,065,391  $11,453,886  $11,069,652 

Net  earnings $2,012,926     $2,099,393     $1,959,081 

Dividends,  Interest,  Ac.,  received.       494,814          967,328          677,929 

Total  net  Income $2,507,740     $3,066,721 

I  nterest  on  bonds $3,034,224     $2,955,158 

Taxes,  rentals,  Ac 11924,132          932,423 

Balance  for  year def.$l,450,616def.$820,860 df.$l,789,117 

HThis  item  Includes:  Taxes,  $649,638;  rentals, $115,849;  interest  and 
exchange,  $158,645,  etc.— (V.  62,  p.  49T;  V.  64,  p.  472,  513,518, 567.) 

Ullssourl    Pacific  System— St.    Louis   Iron    mountain   & 
Southern.— Owns  St.   Louis  to  Texarkana,  Texas  Line,  490  miles; 
branches  to   Belmont,  Mo.,  Bird's  Point,  Mo.  (Cairo),  Camden,  Ark 
Helena,  Ark..  Cushman.  Ark.,  Arkansas  City,  Ark.,  Warren,  Ark.,  Mem- 
phis, Tenn.,  Ac.,  747  miles;  Houston  Central  Arkansas  A  Northern  Rail- 
way, MoOehee,  Ark.,  to  Alexandria,  La.,  190  miles;  total  owned  Janu- 
ary 1, 1896, 1,427  miles.    Leases  Little  Rock  A  Fort  Smith  and  Little 
Rock  Junction  railroads,  176  miles;  Kansas  A  Arkansas  Valley  RR 
170  miles.    Total  operated  December  31, 1896, 1,773  miles. 

STOCK.— Stock  $25,788,815,  of  which  $25,716,105  Jan,  1, 1895  was 
owned  by  Missouri  Pacific— mostly  acquired  in  1881. 

BONDS.— The  general  consolidated  mortgage  Is  for  $45,000,000,  bonds 
being  reserved  to  retire  all  prior  issues,  these  covering  only  485  miles 
The  mort,  is  a  flnt  lieu  on  the  947  miles  in  Arkansas  and  Louisiana  and 
on  all  unsold  lands,  amounting  to  660,813  acres  on  Jan.  1  1896  Trus- 
tee of  mortgage.  Mercantile  Trust  Co.  of  New  York.  As  Indicated  in 
the  table  above,  part  of  the  general  mortgage  5s  (Nos.  11,001  to  18  000 
inclusive)  are  endorsed  with  the  Missouri  Pacific's  guaranty  of  princi- 
pal and  Interest ;  form  of  guaranty  was  in  V.  56,  p.  650 

Ooldfunding  notes  for  $1.744,000  were  authorized  on  the  St.  Louis  A 
Iron  Mountain  in  June,  1895,  to  provide  for  the  floating  debt  and  "  ad- 
vances:" $1,4!I5,OOO  are  guaranteed  by  Missouri  Pacific.  N.  Y  Stock 
Exchange  April.  1897,  reported  $ur>,2()O.OOO  general  consols  listed  In 
April,  1897,  holders  of  St.  L.  A  I.  M.  first  5s  and  second  7s  due  May  1 
1897,  were  offered  the  privilege  of  extending  their  bonds  In  gold  for 

,  T''a.r1  at  ,?  p:  °,- J?P"  5  f-  c-  respectively,  the  extended  bonds  being 
subject  to  call  at  105.  This  refunding  will  reduce  interest  charts 
SI 20,000 rper  annumn.  Cairo  A.  &  T.  7s  will  be  paid  June  1, 1897.- 

LAN'DS.— The  sales  of  land  In  Arkansas  for  1896  were  17,200  acres  at 
18  09  per  acre,  the  total  sales,  including  town  lots,  being  $53,234- 
Missouri  sales  1,187  acres  for  $4-25  per  acre,  the  total  sales,  Including 
town  lots,  being  $5,049;  from  Little  Rock  A  Fort  S.  grant  sales  8  2"* 
acres  for  93-58  per  acre.  Lands  In  Arkansas  unsold  Deo.  31, 1896,  62S 
432  acres;  In  Missouri,  27,017  acres;  of  L.R.  A  F.  8.,  540.248  acres 


1895. 
1,773 
$11,218,117 
$3,551,470 
114,553 

1894. 
1,773 
$10,730,994 
$3,358,089 
63,510 

$3,666,023 

$-2,  485,223 
950,187 

$3,421,599 
$2,350,286 
1,215,552 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Report  for  1895  in  V.  64,  p.  514,  showed : 

Tear  ending  Dec.  31—  1896 

Miles  operated  Dec.  31 1,773 

Gross  earnings $10,946,569 

Net  earnings $3,507,710 

Other  receipts 37,677 

Total  net  Income $3,545,387 

Interest  on  bonds 2,516,476 

Taxes,  bridge  exp.,  rent'ls,  Ac.       t840,058 

Balance  tor  year sur.$188,853  sur.$230,613    def.$144,239 

f  Includes  taxes,  $273, 101;  rentals,  $381,095;  oar  trust,  etc.,$185,862. 
— (V.  62.  p.  498,549;  V.  64,  p.  424,  472,  514,  518.) 

'I  c.hi  ic  dt  Birmingham  KR.— Mobile  to  Marion  Junction,  Ala., 
149  miles;  trackage  to  Selma,  14  miles;  opened  in  July,  1888. 

HISTORY. — Reorganized  after  foreclosure  in  1895  perplanV.  60,  p.  657 

BONDS. — The  new  prior  lien  bonds  may  be  increased  at  $18,000  per 
mile  if  the  67  mile  extension  to  the  Cahaba  coal  fields  is  built ;  Cen- 
tral Trust  Company  is  mortgage  trustee.  The  "  mortgage  incomes  " 
are  incomes  to  and  includlng'the  July  1, 1899,  coupon ;  trustee.  Mer- 
cantile Trust,  New  York;  In  March,  1897,  2  p.  o.  was  paid  on  Incomes. 

EARNINGS.— 2   months,  >  1897 Gross,    $51,875;    net,  $7,267 

Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.        $1896 Gross,      49,543;    net,    5,116 

In  year  1896,  gross,  $338,768;  net,  $71,759.  In  1895,  gross,  $295,688 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— The  report  for  the  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  was' 
in  V.  63,  p.  1112,  showing  gross,  $295,226;  net,  $35,340.  In  1894-95 
gross,  $305,140;  net,  $39,078.  President,  T.  G.  Bush.  (V.  64,  p.  518.) 

mobile  &  GIrard.— Absorbed  by  CENTRAL  OF  GEORGIA  Rr. 

mobile  Jackson  &  Kansai  City  RR.— Projected  from  Mobile 
to  Jackson,  186  miles.  About  20  miles  of  roadbed  were  built  in  1868. 
In  1896  the  Gulf  City  Construction  Co.  was  organized  to  complete  the 
road.  See  V.  62,  p.  457.  In  March,  1897,  about  10  miles  of  track  had 
been  laid  from  Mobile  northwest. 

Capital  stock  is  $4,000,000.  Trustee  of  first  mortgage  is  Central 
Trust  Company,  New  York.  President  is  F.  B.  Merriu.  Among  the 
directors  are  W.  D.  Stratton,  of  Drake  &  Stratton  Co.;  Laturop  R. 
Bacon,  of  Bacon,  McKinley  &  Sherman, of  New  York;  W.  H.  smitlie,  of 
the  Mercantile  Bank  of  London.  (V.  62,  p.  457,  990;  V.  63,  p.  459.) 

Mobile  &  Ohio  It  It.— ( See  Hap.)— Owns  from  Mobile,  Ala.,  to  Co. 
lumbus,  Ky.,472  miles,  proprietary  line,  Kentucky  A  Tennessee  RR. 
to  E.  Cairo,  21  miles;  branches  to  Columbus,  Miss.,  Ac.,  34  miles ;  to(»l 
owned,  527  miles ;  leases  St.  Louis  A  Cairo  (which  see),  Cairo  to  St.  L., 
152  miles,  with  branch  to  Millstadt,  9  miles;  total  operated,  688  miles. 

HISTORY,  ETC.— Opened  in  1861 ;  securities  readjusted  in  1879. 
Lands  June  30,  1896,  were  454,327  acres,  valued  at  $229,299. 

GENERAL  FIXANCES.— In  March,  1897,  the  company  issued  a  $4,000,- 
000  mortgage  on  the  "Montgomery  Division  of  the  M.  A  O."  to  build  and 
equip  an  extension  from  Columbus,  Miss.,  to  Montgomery,  Ala.,  168 
miles,  with  branches  27  miles.  It  is  expected  to  complete  the  exten- 
sion in  October,  1897. -V.  64,  p.  517,  7.07. 

STOCK.— Stock  authorized,  $10,000,000;  outstanding,  $5,320,600; 
par,  $100.  The  voting  power  on  $4,953,300  of  the  stock  is  exercised  by 
the  general  mortgage  bondholders  by  virtue  of  the  deposit  in  trust 
under  the  general  mortgage  of  the  old  debentures  of  1879,  upon  which 
this  voting  power  was  conferred.  The  Supreme  Court  of  Alabama  In 
April,  1893,  decided  the  voting  trust  in  force  and  valid. 

BONDS.— Under  the  general  mortgage  of  1888  (trustee,  Farmers'  Loan 
A  Trust  Co.)  there  can  be  no  foreclosure  till  four  coupons  are  in  default. 
In  May,  1895,  the  entire  issue  was  made  payable  In  gold.  V.  60,  p.  967. 
Of  the  $10,500,000  authorized,  the  amount  cancele'd  by  sinking  fund 
to  April  30. 1896,  is  $823,000,  in  reserve  in  treasury  $601,500.  In 
June,  1895,  $1,250,000  were  issued  to  discharge  floating  debt  and  for 
additions.  See  V.  61,  p.  239,  664.  Mortgage  abstract,  V.  47,  p.  83. 

Montgomery  Division  mortgage  is  for  $4,000,000  of  gold  bonds; 
trustee,  Central  Trust  Co.,  New  York. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— 7  mos. )  1896-7. Gross,  $2,313,324;  net,  $869,875 
July  1  to  Jan.  31.        { 1895- 6. Gross,    2,193,759.  net.    904,930 

For  6  months  ending  Deo.  31,  1896,  surplus  over  all  charges  was 
$121,782,  against  $188,203  in  1895. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Report  for  year  1895  98 
was  given  at  length  in  V.  63,  p.  697,  713.  See  also  editorial,  p.  683. 

Year  end'g  June  30—    1896.  1895.  1894.  1893. 

Total  gross  earnings. $3,619,071     $3,269,989    $3,253.692    $3,358,471 

Net  earnings 1,293,869       1,115,503      1,209,037      1,099,281 

P.  ct.  op.  ex.  to  earns.     (64-25)  (65-89)  (62-60)  (67-27) 

Interest  and  rentals.   1,059,632       1,034,354      1,037,3-23      1,044,381 

Balance,  surplus* . .    $234.237          $81,149       $171,714         $54,900 
*  Equipment  and  new  construction  (additional  to  opera! ing  expen- 
ses) cost  $172,331  in  1893-94;  $186,557  in  1894-95;  $143,645  in  1895-6. 
(V.  63,  p.  206,  225,  683,  697,  7  I  3;  V.  64,  p.  42,  rjj,  181,  517,  707.) 

tlohawk  &  ;Halon-.— (See  3Iap  !f.  T.  Central.)— Owns  from  Her- 
Ui  HIT.  N.  Y..  on  the  N.  Y.  Central's  main  line  northerly  to  Maloue,  on 
th  i  Central  Vermont,  with  branches,  181  miles  in  all. 


APRIL,  1897.] 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


91 


MAP  OP  THE 

_  MOBILE  &  OHIO 
RAILROAD 

A1O>  ITS  CONNKiTK'Na 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.    LXIV. 


«.,i,.,nb.r.  will  confer  .  ireat  favor  by  BlTlng  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table.. 

RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

pal.WhenDue. 
Stocks—  Latt 
Dividend. 

for  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  notes 
on  nrst  page  <>f  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

MmunigalitUi  Rirn  K«.-l(.tM..e.,gn.B.<tp..end.o* 
Consol.  51..  *  1  .500,000  g..  ».  f  In  1898,  red.at  par 
Jlontgom'yKclt  7,.-lstM.,i2OO,000,lawful  money  0 
Mon&omtru  <*  Erie  Ky.—  1st  m.  (old  7s  ext.  In  '86) 

32 

1889 
is<>.-> 
1890 
1866 
1867 
1859 
1878 
1880 
1893 

$1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

$700,000 
1,500,000 
200,000 
130,000 
40,500 
249,002 
5,OOO,OOO 
1,494,000 
1,000,000 
15,000,000 
5,000,000 
281,000 
4,991,000 
11,677,000 
2,795,000 
221,000 
282,350 
75,000 
211,400 
750,000 
800,000 
100,000 
10,000,000 
6,300,000 
1,000,000 
750,000 
300,000 
461,000 
376,000 
480,000 
114,000 
5,594,000 
See  text. 

tg' 
I8' 
5 
5 
5 
7 

IS- 

7  per  an. 
7 
7 
7 
7 
4»sA  5 
4  per  an. 
12 
7 
6 
5g. 
9  per  an. 

Text. 
7 
6 
6 
6 
6g.  &8 

I1  *' 
6 

5g- 

5  g. 

F.  &  A. 
J.   A  D. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A  M. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  J. 
J.  A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  D. 

M."A"N. 

J.AJ.15 
A.  A   O. 

J."A  j. 

M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 
Q.-F. 
J.    A   J 
J.    A   J 
J.   A   J 
J.   A   J 
J.   A   J 
J.   A   J 
J.   A   J 
J.   A   J 
A.  A  O 
J.   A   J 

N.  Y.  Central  Trust  Co. 
Balt.,Annap.  Bkg.ATr. 
N.  Y.,  Metropol'n  Tr.  Co. 
Goshen,  N.  Y. 
do              do 
N.Y.,8.Pao.Co.,23Broad 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 
N.Y..  Del.  Lack.  A  West, 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

Feb.  1,  1919 
Dec.   1,  1945 
Jan.   1,  1910 
May  1,  1926 
Oct.   1,  1927 
Apr.  1,  1899 
Apr.  1,  1918 
July  1,  1920 
July  1.  1913 
Jan..  '97,  3^% 
May   1,  1914 
Jan.    1,  1900 
Oct.    1,  1901 
June  1,   1915 
Various. 
Nov.,  1896 
Jan.  15,  1897 
Apr.  1,  1899 

"678 
1,000 
l.OOO 
1,000 
50 
500  Ac. 
1,000 
1,000 
1.000 

Morgan-i  La  4  TM.M-N.  O.  Opel.  *  Gt.West.  IstM. 
1st  mortgage  (New  OrleauB  to  Morgan  Clty)...c 

80 
102 
157 
204 

General  mortgage  

Morri$  <*  Eftex—  Stock,  7  p.  o.  guar.  D.  L.  AW  

84 

1864 
Var'iis 
1H71 
1875 
Var'us 

G«n.  M.  A  lit  on  Boonton  Br.  Ac.  (guar.  D.L.AW.) 
Oomwl.  M.  (for  $25,OOO.OOO)  guar.  D.  L.  A  W.o*Ar 

i"37 

MorrlB  A  Essex  Extension  stock,  guar.  4  per  cent. 
J/f  Carbon  tt  Port  Carbon  RR  

2 

ibo 

50 

JH.  Bolly  Lamb.  <t  Haifa—  l»t  M.  gu.  p.Al.  Pa.KR. 

100 
1,000 
100 

Jlutktoon  Or.  Rapids  <e  Indiana—  1st  mort.,  gold.  . 
Jfo»*«a  <«  £ow«W-8took,9  p.e.  rental,92  yrs.  B.AM. 

37 
15 

1886 
1880 

Jan.,  '95,  paid  Feb.,  '97 
Nashua,  Indian  Hd.  Bk. 
do              do 
N.  Y.  and  Nashville. 
N.Y..ContinentalN.Bk. 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do              do 

July  1,  1926 
Nov.  2,  1896 
July  1,  1900 
Mayl,'97,  1% 
July  1,  1913 
Jan.   1,  1901 
Jan.   1,  1917 
Oct.    1.  1917 
Jan.,1906A'23 
Jan.   1,  1923 
Jan.l898to'17 
July  1,  1917 
Apr.  1.  1928 
Jan.  1,  '98-'20 

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

let  mortgage  (for  $6  800  000),  o  Ar 

340 
321 
125 
29 
43 
46 
20 
7 
740 

1873 

1881 
1877 
1877 
•77-'83 
1883 
1887 
1887 
1888 
1895 

1st  M.  on  Fayette.  andMcM.brs.($6,OOOp.m.)o*&r 

1st  M.  on  Jasper  Br.  ($90,000  are  8s,  due  1906)e* 
lit  mortgage  on  Centre  ville  Branch,  gold  —  o**r 
1st  M.  on  Tracy  City  Br.  (Tenn.  C.  A  I.  RR.).c*&r 
1st  M.  on  Bon  Air  Br.,  red.  at  par  aft.  July  '97,.  .  .c* 
Consol.  M.  ($20.000,000)  ,  $20,000  p.  m.,  gold.  .  .0" 
W.  A  All.  Inos.  ($650,000).  $26,000due  yMy.g.o. 

HISTORY.  LEASE,  ETC.— In  1893,  N.  Y.  Central  leased  the  road  and 


per  cent  on  the  incomes  was  paid  Sept.  1, 1896.  N.  Y.  Central  o\ -us 
the  $4  500  000  stock,  and  has  the  option  of  retiring  the  incomes  at  any 
time,  and  issuing  in  lieu  thereof  2d  mortgage  guaranteed  gold  4  per 
cent*,  due  Sept.  1,  1991.  See  official  statement  V.  56,  p.  501.  As  to 
bonds,  see  V.  56.  p.  782.  (V.  57.  p.  22;  V.  61,  p.  926 ;  V.  63,  p.  116,  311.) 
Monongahela  River  RR.— Road  from  Fairmont  to  Clarksburg, 
V  Va.  Similes.  Road  opened  in  1890.  Capital  stock  is  $1 .300,000 ; 
par,  $100;  outstanding,  $1,274,400.  The  firsts  (Central  Trust  Co., 
N.  Y.,  trustee,)  are  guaranteed  principal  and  interest  by  the  B.  &  O. 
Consols  (mortgage  trustee,  American  Banking  &  Trust  Co.,  of  Balti- 
more) were  authorized  to  pay  for  the  construction  of  branch  roads  not 
more  than  50  miles  in  length;  also,  if  desired,  a  branch  to  develop  the 
coal  territory  of  the  upper  Monongahela  River  region,  W.  Va.,  where 
the  company  has  acquired  the  property  of  the  Monongahela  Coal  A 
-Coke  Co.,  comprising  14,000  acres  of  coal  lands.  See  description  of 
first  mortgage,  etc.,  p.  6  of  SUPPLEMENT,  April,  1896.  There  are  car 
trust  6s,  interest  payable  at  Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  Baltimore,  Md. 

EARNINGS.— Statement  for  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1895,  was  in  V.  62  > 
p.  867,  showing;  Gross,  $206,695;  net,  $109,455;  int.  and  taxes,$38,270- 
In  year  1894  gross,  $229,986;  net,  $143,961.— (V.  62,  p.  414,  867.) 

Monterey  &  Mexican  Gulf.— Owns  road  completed  in  August, 
1891,  from  venadlto  (on  the  Mexican  International  Railroad)  via 
Monterey  to  Tampico,  on  the  Gulf,  about  390  miles.  See  V.  62,  p.  85. 
HISTORY.— Purchased  In  November,  1895,  at  foreclosure  sale,  under 
the  1st  mortgage  of  1888  by  the  Societe  Anonyme  Beige  de  Chemin  de- 
Fer  an  Mexique,  which  has  capitalization  as  follows:  Capital  stock, 
10,572  »m  shares,  each  share  representing  $1,000  in  bonds  or 
matured  coupons  of  the  Monterey  A  Mexico  Gulf  KB.  Co.  160  3»BO 
income  shares;  first  mortgage  4  per  cent  bonds,  4,000,000  francs, 
being  8,000  bonds  at  500  francs  each.  Augustus  Frasez.  President, 
Brussels,  Belg.;  Coudeit  Bros.,  100  Broadway,  N.  Y.,  attorneys. 

EARNINGS.— For  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1896,  gross,  $1,152,748;  net, 
$399,228.  In  1895,  gross,  $1,211,875;  net,  $384,674.  (V.  62,  p.  85.) 

Montgomery  Belt  Line  Ry.— Owns  real  estate  and  a  belt 
line  in  Montgomery.  Ala.,  about  one  mile  of  track  on  Tallapoosa, 
Bell,  Perry  and  Columbus  streets.  Alabama  Midland  Ry.  pays  an 
annual  rental  of  $15,525.  The  Plant  Investment  Co.  owns  90  per  cent 
of  the  stock.  Capital  stock  Is  $200,000 ;  par,  $100. 

Montgomery  Sc  Erie  Ry.— (See  Map  Erie  Railroad.)—  Owns  road 
from  Montgomery  to  Goshen,  N.  Y.,  10  miles.  Road  opened  1867. 
Leased  in  1872  to  N.  Y.  L.  E.  A  W.  (now  ERIE  RR.— which  see.)  Rental 
is  $16,OOO  per  annum.  Stock,  $150,000.  Dividends  (4*3  per  cent  per 
annum)  are  paid  May  10  and  Nov.  10.  Sinking  fund  $6,500  per  annum. 
Montreal  &  Vermont  Junction  Ry.— Road  from  Vermont 
State  line  to  near  St.  Johns,  Que. .  23  miles.  Operated  by  Central  Ver- 
mont. In  March.  18S)7,  rental  was  said  to  have  been  reduced  from 
$50,000  to  $27,600. 

Morgan's  Louisiana  &TexasRR.  &  Steamship  Company* 
—< Set  Map  of  Southern  Pacific.) — ROAD — Owns  Algiers  to  Cheney  ville> 
204  miles;  branches,  55  miles ;  trackage  to  Alexandria,  24  miles;  total 
railroad  lines,  283  miles ;  steamship  lines  and  ferries,  3,176  miles. 

ORGANIZATION.— The  Southern  Pacific  Company,  on  Jan.  1, 1896,  held 
$i4,!iiir>,oooof  the  $15,000,000  stock  and  tperated  road  under  lease. 
The  lessee  pays  all  charges  and  also  23  per  cent  of  the  net  profits  under 
the  "omnibus  lease."  Company  has  12  iron  steamships  and  9  ferry 
and  river  steamers  and  tugs  plying  between  New  York  and  New  Or- 
leans and  between  Gulf  ports ;  also  wharves,  warehouses,  and  on  Jan. 
1, 1896,  owned  #726,500  bonds  and  $772,298  stock  of  other  companies. 
The  general  mortgage  bonds  of  1893  for  $1,000,000  were  sold  in  1895 . 

EARNINGS.— 2  months,  )1897 Gross,  $858,201;  net,  $254,006 

Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.      J 1896 Gross,    904,614;  net,    258.031 

In  year  ending  Dee.  31, 1896,  gross,  $5,339,639;  net,  $1,602,117.  In 
1595,  gross,  $5,967,946;  net,  $1,591,551;  surplus  over  charges,  $449,- 
667 ;  net  profits  due  company  under  lease  to  Southern  Pacific, 
$479,241 ;  Income  from  investments,  etc.,  $139,322. 

Morris  &  Essex.— ( See  Map  of  Delaware  Lackawanna  it  Western.)— 
Owns  from  Hoboken,  N.  J.,  to  Phllllpsburg,  N.  J.,  85  miles;  branch, 
Denville,  N.  J.,  via  Morris  A  Essex  Tunnel,  to  Hoboken,  N.  J.,  35  miles; 
leases  16  miles;  total  operated,  136  miles. 

LEASH.— Leased  In  perpetuity  to  Delaware  Laekawanna  A  West.,whioh 
assumed  all  liabilities  and  pays  7  p.  o.  per  annum  on  the  capital  stock. 
They  also  agree  to  pay  8  per  cent  in  case  30  per  cent  of  the  gross  earn- 
ings In  any  on&year  shall  be  sufficient  to  pay  all  charges  and  10  per 
cent  on  the  «tock;  but  In  no  case  more  than  8  per  cent.  See  form  oi 
guaranty,  V.  56,  p.  812. 

EARNINGS. — The  road  is  Important  to  the  Delaware  Lackawanna  A 
Western  as  a  route  with  terminal  facilities  on  New  York  Harbor,  but 
the  actual  earnings  on  the  road  show  a  larae  annual  deficit  for  the 
lessee  company  after  the  payment  of  rental.    The  loss  to  lessee  was 
In  1891  over  $900,000;  in  1892  about  $1,500,000;  in  1893,  $1,525,959 
In  1894,  $1,960,852.     In  1894  gross  earnings  of   road  proper  (11£ 
miles)  were  85,370,785;   net,  $752,328.    In  1893  gross,  $5,791,267 
net  81,164,471.    In  1892  gross,  $5,772,665;  net,  $1,149,429. 


Mount  Carbon  &  Port  Carbon  HR.— Owns  Mt.  Carbon  to  Palo 
Alto,  Pa.,  3  miles;  second  track,  2^  miles;  total  track  19  miles. 
Leased  March  5, 1860,  for  50  years  to  Phila.  &  Reading  ER.  and  lease 
assumed  in  1896  by  Phila.  A  Reading  Railway.  Rental  $36,250  yearly. 
Muskegon  Orand  Rapids  &  Indiana  RR.— Owns  road 
Grand'Rapids  to  Muskegon,  Mich.,  37  miles ;  trackage,  G.  R.  A  Ind.  at 
Grand  Rapids,  3  miles.  Road  opened  1886,  and  leased  to  Grand 
Rapids  A  Indiana  RR..  which  was  foreclosed  in  1896.  Stock,  $350,000; 
par,  $100;  unfunded  debt.  $80,550.  Coupon  of  Jan.,  1895,  was  paid 
n  February.  1897.  Earnings  fnr  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1896,  gross, 
5121,620; 'ret,  $31,360;  interest  on  bonds,  $37,500.  In  1895,  gross, 
^116,400 ;  net,  $21,572.  President, W.  O.  Hughart,  Grand  Rapids,  Mich. 
Nashua  &  Lowell.— Owns  double  track  road  from  Lowell,  Mass  , 
to  Nashua,  N.  H.,  15  miles.  On  October  1, 1880,  a  lease  for  99  years 
to  the  Boston  A  Lowell  was  made.  In  1887  lease  was  transferred  to 
Boston  A  Maine,  which  pays  a  rental  of  $73,000  (9  per  cent  on  stock). 

Nashville  Chattanooga  &  St.  Louis  Hy.— (See  Map.)— Owns 
fron,  Chattanooga,  Tenn.,  to  Hickman,  Ky.,  320  miles;  branches  to 
Lebanon.  Ac.,  431  miles;  leases  Western  A  Atlantic,  Chattanooga, 
Tenn..  to  Atlanta,  Ga.,  137  miles;  owns  all  capital  stock  of  Rome  RR., 
Rome,  Ga.,  to  Kingston,  Ga.,  18  miles  ;  total  operated,  906  miles.  In 
1896  the  N.  C.  A  St.  L.  directors  leased  the  Paducah  Tennessee  A  Ala., 
119  miles,  and  Tenn.  Midland,  136  miles,  owned  by  Loulsv.  A  Nashv. 
ORGANIZATION.— A  majority  of  the  stock  ($5,500,500)  is  owned  by  the 
Louisville  A  Nashville,  and  pledged  under  its  unified  mortgage,  etc  ,  so 
;hat  the  two  systems  are  operated  in  close  harmony.  The  Western  A 
Atlantic  is  leased  from  the  State  of  Georgia  for  29  years  from  Dec.  27, 
1890,  at  $420,012  per  annum. 

DIVIDENDS)   1888  1889  1890  1891   1892  1893    '94    '95    '96      '97 
since  1887.)     4*4        55         5         5         3%     3*2     4       3    below. 
In  1897  Feb.,*  2  p.  c.;  May,  1  p.  c. 


*  Of  this  1  p.  c.  for  Nov.,  1896,  dividend  deferred. 

BONDS.—  The  Tracy  City  branch  6s  fall  due  $20,000  yearly  on  Jan.  1 
to  1916  inclusive,  and  $100,000  on  Jan.  1,  1917. 

The  consolidated  mortgage  of  1888  (United  States  Trust  Co.,  trustee), 
provides  that  all  prior  bonds  shall  be  paid  off  at  maturity;  sufficient  of 
the  $20,000  per  mile  are  reserved  for  them. 

Western  A  Atlantic  income  mortgage  5s  for  $650,000,  (Central  Trust 
Co.,  N.  Y.,  trustee),  were  Issued  in  1895  to  reimburse  the  N.  C.  A  St.  L. 
for  renewals  and  improvements  made  on  that  road.  The  incomes  are 
secured  by  mortgage  on  all  W.  A  A.  property  in  possession  of  N.  C.  A 
St  L..  and  also  cover  the  $500,000  State  of  Georgia  bonds  deposited  as 
security  for  the  lease.  F.ach  Jan.  1  26  bonds  fall  due;  in  Jan.,  1897, 
$598,000  were  held  in  treasury  and  balance  canceled.  Duck  River 
2ds  (now  firsts)  $22,000  gold  6s,  due  Nov.  1,  1909,  interest  M.  A  M., 
are  outstanding.  See  V.  61,  p.  519. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.  —  Bills  payable  incurred  in  purchase  of  Rome 
RR,  etc.,  were  $1,260,480  on  July  1,  1896.  Consol  5s  for  $500,000 
were  listed  in  February,  1897,  issued  for  extensions.  V.  64,  p.  330. 

EARNINGS.—  From  July  1  to  Mar.  31,  9  months: 

9  months-  Gross.  Net.  Int.,  taxes,  etc,      BaL.sur. 

1896-7  ............  $3,815,255       $1,435,053        $1,129,158       $305,895 

1895-6  ............    3,923,609          1,529,331          1,125,031          404,300 

ANNUAL  REPORT.—  Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  The  report  for  1895-96 
was  given  at  length  in  V.  63,  p.  499,  509.  See  editorial  p.  484. 

Fear  ends  June  30.        1896.  1895.  1894.  1893. 

Mileage  end  of  year...        906  902  884  810 

Gross  earnings  ........  $5,074,625    $4,608,502    $4,521,662    $5,131,779 

----       1,882,142 

18,424 


Net  earnings 1,910,275 

Investments,  etc 41,002 


,, 

1,850,482 
33,443 


1,992,374 
170,061 


Net  income $1,951.277 

Int.  on  debt  and  taxes.$l  ,078,470 
Rental  W.  A  A.  RR. . .      420,012 

Improvements 

Dividends (4)  400,000 


$1,900,566    $1,883,925 

$1,077,425    $1,022,571 

420,012          420,012 

21,859  25,537 

(4)  400,000(2ia)250,000 


$2,162,435 

$1,012,331 

420,012 

51,355 

(5)  500,000 


Balance sr.$52.795  def.$18,7SOsr. $165,805  sr.$178,738 

— (V.  63,  p.  458,  484,  499,  509,  794,  1010,  1063;  V.  64,  p.  135,  330.) 

Nashville  &  Decatur.— (See  Map  Louisville  <t  Nashville.) — Owna 
from  Nashville,  Tenn.,  to  Deoatur,  Ala.,  119  miles.  Leased  to  Louisville 
&  Nashville  for  30  years  from  July  1, 1872,  at  a  rental  of  6  p.  o.  per  ann. 
on  stock  The  lessee  assumed  all  the  debt  and  owned  (Oct.,  '96)  $938,800 
of  its  stock.  On  Oct.  10, 1896,  sinking  fund  held  bonds  of  face  value 
$659,000,  of  which  $630,000  were  N.  &  D.  firsts.  See  V.  59,  p.  604. 

EARNINGS. — Earnings  are  now  Included  in  L.  &  N.  reports.  In  1892 
'93,  gross  $1,468,199;  net,  $$450.664;  Interest.  $147,000;  balance 
for  dividends,  etc.,  $303,664.  In  1891-92  gros* ,  $1,443,431. 

Nashville  Florence  &  Sheffield.— (See  Map  Louisville  dt  Nash- 
ville.)— Owns  from  Columbia,  Tenn.,  to  Sheffield,  Ala.,  82  miles,  with 
branch  Iron  City,  Tenn.,  to  Pinckney,  Tenn.,  12  miles ;  oper- 
ates Napier  br.,  etc.,  14  miles ;  total,  108  miles.  Operated  by  Louisville 
A  Nashville,  which  company  guarantees  the  principal  and  interest  of 
the  bonds  by  endorsement,  and  owns  $729,400  of  the  $872,385  stock, 
par  $100.  Stock  authorized,  $2,000,000.  For  year  ending  June  30, 
1896, gross, $195.930;  net, $33,598;  interest, $101,800;  taxes, $7,43  0 
balance,  $78,632. 


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RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 

Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 
Stock*—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  heading*,  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  flnt  page  of  tables. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

JTuAviUe  4  Deeafur—  Stock,  gun.  6  p.  c,  by  L.  A  N. 
lltmort,  guar.,  s.  f.  ($200,000  held  In  gink.  M.). 
JToM.  /tor.  4  «mr-lst  M.  ($2,500,000),  KOld,  gu.o 
Naiknllt  *  KnomMe—lKt  niort.  for  92,000,000.  .c" 

119 
119 
91 
73 

1870 

1887 
1888 

$25 
l.OOO 
1,000 
1,000 

$2,337,582 
2,100,000 
2,096,000 
1.184.0OO 
2,750,000 
500.0OO 
1,381,000 
1,418,600 
Jan.  '97  none 
750,000 
800,000 
226,000 
1,164,500 
700,000 
250,000 
5,000,000 
10,000,000 
5,000,000 
1,500,000 
30,800 
100,000 
1,700,000 

1,500,000 
1,500,000 
1,320,000 
5,000,000 
446,845 
1,540,000 
1,500,000 

1,500,000 
1.400,000 

6  per  an. 
7 

ig- 

Seebel'w 

J.   A  D. 
J.   A  J. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A  N. 

Nashville. 
N.  Y.,  120  Broadway. 
N.  Y.  and  Louisville. 
N.  Y.,  Mercantile  Tr.Co. 

Dec.,  '96,  3%. 
Wuly  1,  1900 
Aug.  1,  1937 
19f8 
See  text. 

.Yo<.  /*><•*  4  AT.  J.  Junrlion  RR.—  Stock  $1,OOO.OOO 
JftU.  4  Ft.8kep.-lt*  M.,  l.KT.,  s.f.,  g.,  $1.5OO,COO.c' 
JTM9u«Aofiinj7  Foi     Stock  5pr  gu  11111904   

"is 

1893 

i.obo 

50 

6g. 
5  per  an. 
6g- 
5g- 

!*• 

6 

See  text. 
6g. 

J.   A   J. 
M.  A   8. 
J.    A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 

J."A"J. 

N.  Y.,  Chase  Nat.  Bank. 
Phlla.,  108  So.  4th  St. 
N.  Y.,  Moran  Bros. 
No  coupons  paid. 
Nov.,  '95,  coup,  last  pd. 
.f  .  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
when  earned. 
Newcastle,  Pa. 
N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 

July  1,   1943 
Sept.,  1896 
20  years. 
July  2,  1938 
Nov.  1,  1929 
1921 
June  1,  1977 
See  text. 
July  1,  1917 

jrI3kia-Ca7if.-6remm.-l8t  M.  $2,200,000,  gold. 
JTMarfa  Cenb-aJ—  1st  M.  g..  Income  (sinking  fund).. 

94 
44 

1888 

IHti!) 
IH'll 
1877 

1887 

1876 

1895 
1889 

1,000 
500  Ac. 
59 

tfevburg  Dutchen  <t  Connecticut-^  Col.  trust  bonds. 

15 
17 

321 
361 

50 

1,000 
100 
1,000 
1,000 

JTew  Ctutfe  <*  Shenango  Valleu—l»t  M.,  Int.  gnar... 
Jfew  England  KK.—Pret.  stock,  5  p.  ct.,  non-cum.  . 
N.Y.AN.E.lst  M.  (SO.OOO.OOO  are  7s)  currency  .0* 
1st  consol.M.,  $17,500,000,  gold,  gti  ,p.A  1.,  end.c* 
Boston  Terminal  1st  mortgage  for  $1,500,000  c' 
Mortgage  notes  on  land  at  Springfield  A  Hartford 
Woons.  A  Pasco.  1st  M.,lnt.gu.  by  City  of  Woon.o 
Hew  Jertey  Junction—  let.  M.,  guar.  by  N.Y.CentoAr 
Iftw  Jertry  rf  Xew  York—  SEE  ERIE  RR.  Co. 

6A7 

I"*' 
5  A6 
5 
4 

9  per  an. 
4  AS 

8* 

J.   A   J. 
J.    A   J. 
A.  A  O. 

A.'A'O. 

F.  A  A. 

Q.-J. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  J 

Boston,  8.  Dep.A  Tr.Co. 
Boston.  Office. 
Boston,  180  S  umner  St. 

Jan.   1,   1905 
July  1,  194fr 
Apr.   1,  1939 

9 
5 

121 
121 
196 
196 

"77 

1890 
1886 

1880 

1885 
1881 

1890 

1805 
1897 

1,000 
1,000 

100 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

i'.obo 

1,000 

Oct.    1,  1910 
Feb.   1,  1986 

Jan.2'97,2>4%. 
July  1,   1910 
Nov.  1,  1915 
Jan.,  1911 

N.  Y.  Cent.  A  Hud.  Rlv. 

New  London.  Office. 
N.  Y.,  Bk.  of  No.  Amer. 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
N.Y.  ,  Mftller,  SchallACo. 

Consolidated  M.,  now  1st  M.  ($683.000  are  4s).  o* 
JTew  OrUam  <t  tfortlt  Saltern—  Prior  lien  m.,  gold.o* 

If   O  4  \orlhtrfsl'7i     Reoelv'S  ctfs     auth   $500,000 

let  mortgage  $20  000  per  mile,  gold           .  c*Ar 

Et 

J.   A   J. 
J.   A  J. 

In  default. 
N.  Y.,  State  Tr.  A  N.  Ol 

Jan.   1,   1940 
July  1,  194» 

Jfcir  Orleans  <t  Wrsl.—Ut  Ter.  M.,  $2,000,000,  g.  .  0" 

i'66 

1,000 

1st  M.,  $1,900,000,  g.,  s.  f.  guar.  p.  &  I.  end  by  Pa. 

Co.o* 

1895 

4Hs  g.  J.    &   J. 

N.Y.,Farmere  L.&T.Co. 

July  1,  1945- 

National  Docks  Hy.— Road  extends  from  United  N.  J.  RR.  at 
Point  of  Rocks  to  Constables  Hook,  N.  J.,  6'10  miles;  Oommuntpaw  br., 
0P38  miles;  Kill  von  Kull  branch,  0-54  miles;  other  branches  0'79  mllrs; 
total,  7-81  miles;  second  track.  7-28  miles.  Road  opened  Deo.  1, 1883. 
Stock  June  30, 1895,  $2,750,000;  unfunded  debt,  $26,332. 

EARNINGS.— For  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross  earnings,  $247,849; 
net,  $159,275;  charges,  *11,032;  bal.,  surplus,  $148,243.  In  1894-95 
net,  $156,359.  Office,  45  Broadway,  New  York.— V.  64,  p.  518. 

National  Docks  &  New  Jersey  Junction  Ry.— Completed 
In  1897,  "«  mile,  connects  the  West  Shore,  Delaware  Lackawanna  & 
West'n  and  Erie  on  the  north,  and  the  Lehlgh  Valley,  Baltimore  A  Ohio, 
Central  RR.  of  New  Jersey  and  Reading  on  the  south.— V.  64,  p.  518. 

Nelson  &  Fort  slicppard  Ry.— Owns  from  International 
Boundary  to  Kootenai  Lake,  B.  C.,  60  miles.  Completed  in  March, 
1894,  in  the  Interest  of  Spokane  Falls  A  Northern  Ry.,  which  see. 

Nesqnehonlng  Valley.— Owns  from  Nesquehonlng  Junction,  Pa., 
to  Tamenend,  Pa.,  17  miles;  Tunnel  Branch,  to  Lansford,  Pa.,  1  mile. 
Leased  for  999  years  to  the  Lehlgb  Coal  A  Navigation  Company.  In 
1884  the  option  to  purchase  the  stock  at  par  and  interest  was  suspended 
for  20  years,  with  a  guarantee  of  5  per  cent  per  annum  on  stock. 

Newark  Somerset  &  Straltsvllle— Owns  from  Newark,  O.,  to 
Bhawnee,  O.,  44  miles;  branch  3  miles.  Leased  to  B.  A  O.  till  Nov.  1, 1929 
for  taxes  and  30  per  cent  of  gross  earnings,  but  minimum  rental  to  be 
$40,000.  Interest  on  first  5s  due  May  1, 1896,  was  not  paid.  Stock, 
common  $795,600,  and  preferred,  $230,900  (par  both,  $50).  «705,550 
of  the  first  and  $191,850  of  the  latter  owned  by  Baltimore  A  Ohio.  See 
description  of  mortgage,  etc.,  p.  6,  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1890.  In 
189J-96  gross,  $143, 104;  net,  $7,295;  rental,  $12,931 ;  taxes.  $5,814; 
loss  to  lessee,  $41.450.  In  1894-95  gross  earnings,  s$123,572;  deficit 
from  operations,  $2,015.— V.  63,  p.  1O08. 

Newburg  Dutchess  &  Connecticut  RR.— See  SUPPLEMENT, 
October,  1896,  page  156. 

New  Castle  Sc  Beaver  Valley.— Owns  from  Homewood,  Pa.,  to 
New  Castle,  Pa.,  15  miles.  In  1896  lease  was  canceled  (see  V.  62, 

U"175).      Control  purchased  in  1895  by  Pennsylvania  Co.  and  no 
her  dividends  will  bo  declared.    Gross  earnings  In  1895,  $169  433; 
net,  $40,935;  rental  received,  $59,661 ;  loss  to  lessee,  $18,726. 

New  Ca»tle  &  Shenaiigo  Valley.— Owns  from  Newcastle,  Pa., 
to  West  Middlesex,  Pa.,  17  miles.    Leased  to  Nypano  RR.  till  1982  for 
rental  of  32  p.  o.  of  gross  earns.,  but  interest  on  bonds  guaranteed. 
New  England  RR.— New  York  New  Haven  A  Hart.  RR.  owns  a 


majority  of  the  stock,  but  road  is  o 

Line*  Owned.  Miles. 

Boston  to  Hopewell  Juno.  N.Y.215 

Wicopee  to  Fishkill  Landing. ..    £ 

Providence  to  Willimantic 58 

Newton  to  Woonsocket,  B,  I...  29 
East  Thompson  to  Southbridge  17 
East  Hartfort,  Ct.,  to  Springf  d  27 
Other  lines 12 

Double  track 114 


lerated  independently,  embracing : 

Leased  lines.     CHHee  thlt  Co.) 

'Norwich  A  Worcester  RR.  f. . .   66 

Rhode  Island  and  Mass,  roads.  14 

(temporary  agreement.) 

Rockvllle  RR 5 

Providence  A  Springfield  RR.1T  28 

Woonsooket  A  Pascoag  RR 9 

Milford  branches 20 


Trackage 26 


Total,  [361  miles  owned,  141m.  leased  and  26m.  trackage]  ..    .528 

*  Company  controls,  through  lease  of  N.  A  W.,  the  Norwich  A  New 
York  Transportation  Co.'s  line  of  steamers,  ]  25  miles. 

HISTORY.— A  reorganization  of  the  New  York  A  New  England,  (sold 
In  foreclosure  July  9, 1S9.M  as  per  plan  V.  58,  p.  762.  Old  common 
stock  paid  assessment  of  $20  per  share.  Controlling  interest  In  the 
stock  was  acquired  In  1895  by  the  New  York  New  Haven  &  Hartford 
(V.  61,  p.  517.)  A  part  of  the  Boston  terminal  property  to  be  sold  to 
the  Boston  Terminal  Co.  has  been  appraised  at  $1,923,500. 

As  to  modification    of   leases,   reducing    rentals,    see  report    for 

895-96.  V.  63,  p.  698.  This  report  says  that  the  reductions  in  rentals 
and  other  charges  are  expected  to  overcome  the  deficit  shown  in  other 
years,  but  that  on  the  otber  hand  large  amounts  for  improvements 
must  be  charged  to  operating  expenses  for  some  time  to  corns  For 
2  "a  years  to  Jime  30, 1896,  $525,000  hid  been  so  charged. 

BONDS.— The  consolidated  mortgage  of  1895  is  for  $17,500,000  of  5 
p.  o.  bonds;  in  February,  1897.  $5,000,000  of  consols  had  been  issued 
and  stamped  guaranteed  principal  and  Interest  by  the  N  Y  New 
Haven  A  Hartford  R8.,"  but  if  any  payment  be  demanded  upon  this 
zuaranty  this  bond  shall,  at  the  option  of  said  guarantor  or  of  the  then 
holder  thereof,  be  exchanged  for  a  debenture  of  tde  guarantor  for  the 
same  amouut  and  at  the  same  rate  of  Interest,  both  payable  in  like  gold 
coin  for  the  then  unoxpired  term  of  this  bond."  Seev.64  p  611  Mort- 
gage trustee  Is  Manhattan  Trust  Co..  N.  Y.  There  are  $10  000  000 
bonds  reserved  to  retire  N.  Y.  A  New  England  firsts,  undisturbed.  ' 

ANNUAL  RgpoRT.-Flsoal  year  now  ends  June  30.  Report  for  the 
tea  months  ending  June  30, 1896.  was  given  in  V.  63,  p.  698,  sliowin" 
gross,  $4,8.->l,619;  net,  $1,300.068;  charges,  $1,299,265;  balance  sur- 
plus, $7.403.  The  average  freight  train  load  was  181-2  tons 

Tear  ending  Dee.  31—  1894.  1893.  1892 

Total  gross  earnings $5,475,628    $6,019,208    $6,22o!494 

Net  earnings $1,563,219    $1.561,236    $1308  347 


New  Jersey  Junction  RR.— Terminal  road  through  Jersey  City,. 
Hoboken  end  Weehawken,  about  5  miles.  Leased  for  100  years  from 
June  30, 1886,  to  New  York  Central  which  guarantees  the  bonds  abso- 
lutely and  owns  $100,000  stock.  The  mortgage  is  for  $4,000,000.  The 
National  Docks  A  New  Jersey  Jun ctlon  Ry.  connects  this  road  with, 
the  National  Docks  Ry.-See  V.  64,  p.  518. 

New  Jersey  Sc  New  York  RR.— Owns  from  Erie  Junction,  N.  J. 
to  Garnerville,  N.  Y.,  29  miles:  branches  to  New  City,  etc.,  5  miles ;  oper- 
ates to  Haverstraw,  etc.,  14  miles;  total  operated,  48  miles.  ErleRR. 
in  April,  1896,  purchased  control.  Stock,  $1,440,800  common;  $787.- 
800  preferred;  par,  $100.  Control  is  with  preferred  stock  and  first 
mortgage  till  6  per  cent  has  been  paid  on  preferred  for  three  years. 

EARNINGS— Year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $332,748;  net, 
$70,103 ;  interest,  $50,174 ;  rentals,  $1,686 ;  balance,  surplus,  $15,243. 
In  1894-5,  gross,  $338,179 ;  net,  $61,622.— (V.  63,  p.  503;  V.  64,p.  424.> 

New  London  Northern.— Owns  from  New  London,  Conn.,  to 
Brattleboro,  Vt.,  121  miles,  and  leases  Brattleboro  A  Whitehall  RR., 
Brattleboro  to  South  Londonderry,  Vt.,  37  miles. 

LEASED  for  99  years  from  Deo.  1. 1891,  to  Central  Vermont.  The 
rental  is  $211,000  per  annum,  which  leaves  a  small  surplus  after  pro- 
viding for  inter.,  etc.,  and  9  percent  dividends.  Taxes  and  Improve- 
ments met  by  lessee,  without  claim  on  New  London  Northern. 

DIVIDENDS.— From  1888  to  Jan.,  1892,  inclusive,  at  rate  of  7  per  cent 
per  annum ;  then  2  per  cent  quarterly  to  October,  1893,  inclusive,  and 
since  to  January,  1897  (inclusive),  2^  per  cent  quarterly. 

EARNINGS.— Mr.  Little's  report  on  Central  Vermont  (V.  64,  p.  806, 
showed  earnings  of  New  London  Northern  and  Brattleboro  A  Wliite 
hall  for  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  as  follows:  gross,  $906,277 ;  net 
$334,085.  Mr.  L.'s deductions  for  impvts.,  equip., etc., $23, 143;  rentals 
taxes,  etc.,  $243,504;  bal.  surplus  to  lessee,  $67,433.  In  1894-5,  gross 
$859,577;  net,  $324,250.  (V.  61,  p.  472  ;  V.  63,  p.  400.) 

New  Orleans  &  Nortb  Eastern  RR.— New  Orleans,  La.,  to 
Meridian,  Miss.,  196  miles,  all  60  Ib.  steel  rails.  Stock  is  $5,000,000 
(par,  $100),  of  which  $4,320,000  and  $4,900,000  1st  mortgage  bond* 
are  held  by  the  Alabama  New  Orleans  Texas  A  Pacific  Junction  Ry.  Co., 
to  which  was  due  July  1,  1896,  $1,375,031  on  coupon  account  and 
$740,768  on  other  accounts.  Prior  Hens  in  treasury  July  1,  1896, 
$52,000.  On  June  30, 1896,  engine  trust  notes  were  $3,552. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Report  for  1895-96  was  in  V.  63,  p.  555,  650. 
Tr.  end.  June  30.  dross.  Net,      Other  inc.  Interest.         Balance. 

1895-96 $1,419,720    $366,971    $1,115    $379,200      def.$ll,114 

1894-95 1,228,760      240,222      1,015      379,200      def.137,963 

-  (V.  58,  p.  904, 1035;  V.  59, p.  T78;  V.  61,  p.  515;  V.  63,  p.  655,  650). 

New  Orleans  &  Northwestern  Ry.— Owns  from  Natchez,  Miss, 
to  Bastrop,  La.,  102  miles.  Projected  to  Little  Rock,  Ark.,  and  to  .Vew 
Orleans  and  Mobile.  Stock,  paid  in,  $4,500,000;  par  $100.  In  August, 
1891,  receivers  were  appointed.  From  the  proc  eeds  of  the  receivers' 
certificates  issued,  25  miles  of  road  (Rayille  to  Bastrop)  was  completed 
in  1894,  connecting  with  the  Missouri  Pacific  at  Colllusville.  Louis  K. 
Hyde,  Titusville,  Pa.,  is  now  receiver.  For  year  ending  June  30,  1895, 
gross,  $128,693  ;  net,  $46,707;  other  income,  $13,929;  charges,  $129,- 
193;  bal.,  deficit,  $68,857.  For  1893-4  no  report  filed.  In  year  1892-93 
gross,  $64,145;  net  over  taxes,  $17,269.  (V.  57,  p.  46T.) 

New  Orleans  &  Southern  RR.— See  Louisiana  Southern  Ry. 

New  Orleans  &  Western  RR.— See  Map. — Owns  a  belt  railroad 
encircling  the  city  of  New  Orleans  and  connecting  with  all  the  rail- 
roads entering  that  city.  Entrance  to  business  centre  is  had  over  the 
tracks  of  the  East  Louisiana  Railroad. 

The  line  extends  from  Avondale,  some  4  miles  above  the  city,  to 
Port  Ohalmette,  about  1^  miles  below  it,  a  total  length  of  about  18 
miles.  At  the  latter  point  the  company  owns  a  large  terminal  property, 
having  a  frontage  of  about  four-fifths  of  a  mile  on  the  Mississippi 
River  and  containing  about  2,300  acres,  with  80  cotton  warehouses, 
capacity  of  250,000  bales,  a  grain  elevator  having  a  capacity  of  halt 
a  million  bushels  of  grain,  wharves  and  facilities  for  handling  cotton, 
grain  and  merchandise. 

The  capitalization  is  $2,000,000  of  first  mortgage  5  per  cent  50-year 
gold  bonds  (State  Trust  Co.  <>f  Now  York,  trustee,)  and  $6,000,000  of 
common  stock;  nar,  $100.  $500,000  of  the  bonds  are  held  for  future  im- 
provements. In  February,  1897,  a  second  mortgage  for  $'2.000,000 
of  4  per  cent  bonds  was  authorized,  of  which  $000.000  has  been  issued, 
to  fund  the  floating  debt  and  provide  for  improvements  to  terminals 
and  belt  property.  President  (elected  March,  1897),  Ohas.  B.  Van 
Nostrand,  36  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.— (V.  63,  p.  601 ;  V.  64,  p.  373.) 

Newport  &    Cincinnati   Bridge    Co.— Owns  bridge  over  the 
Ohio  River  from  Newport,  Ky.,  to  Cincinnati,  O.    Bridge  opened  1872 
and  reo  instructed  In  1895-96.  Louisville  A  Nashville  is  under  contract 
to  use  the  bridge;  rental,  $1 15,000  annually.    South  Covington  &  Cia 
clnnati  Street  Railway  Is  under  20-year  contract  from  1897. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS.— Stock  reduced  in  1895  to$l, 500,000,  all  common. 
The  new  mortgageof  1895,  is  now  the  only  lien  against  the  bridge.  The 
Pennsylvania  Company  owns  $1,324,000  of  the  new  capital  stock. 

EARNINGS.— For  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1896  (Dec.  estimated),  grow 
$119,658.  In  1895,  gross,  $124,519;  net,  $96,088;  charges  against 
income,  $63,250;  balance,  surplus,  $33,438. 

President,  John  E.  Davidson,  Pittsburg,  Pa.    (V.  63,  p.  1011, 1159.) 


APBIL,  18»7.j 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


9A 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

TtftjKix  —  JT  r  In  i'  1 
pal,  When  Dne. 

fot  explanation  of  column  Leadings,  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  flnt  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Dividend. 

ffte  Tor*  New  Haven  4  Hartford—  Stock.    See  text. 
1st  mortgage  (for  $5,000.000)  .....r 

i'23 

"50 
12 
62 
49 

51 
3>« 
36 
36 
12 
12 
74 

1883 
1R93 
1897 

18<;'J 
1H81 
IH!)2 

1880 

1880 

1877 

1880 

iss:i 

1873 
1881 
1880 
1882 
1887 
1883 
1870 
18HS 
1888 

18C,!) 
1ST!) 
1881 
188(i 
1870 

1880 
1877 
1880 

188!) 

$1OO 

1.00(1* 
lOO.Vf. 

$47,500,000 
2,OOO,OOO 
16,307,200 
3,000,000 
l.OOO.OOO 
3OO.OOO 
l.OOO.OOO 
200,000 

500,000 
25,000 
500,000 
150,000 
2,000,000 
l.OOO.OOO 
100,000 
61,000 
2,839,000 
150,000 
225,000 
575,000 
480.OOO 
1,300,000 
1,200000 
7OO.OOO 
700,000 
260,000 

60,000 
1,500,000 
25«,000 
5,600,000 

See  text. 
4 
4 
4 
7 
4 

J* 

5 
7 
5  A6 
5 
6A7 
4 
4 
5 

I* 
7 
5 
6 
7 
6 
5 
5 
1A  6 

6 
6 

i13 

5  K. 

Q.-M. 
J.   A  D. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A   8. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  0. 
M.  A   8. 

F.  A  A. 
J.   &  J. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  D. 
A.  A  0. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
J.  A  D. 
F.  A  A. 
H.  A  N. 
F.  A  A. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  0. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 

A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  D. 

New  Haven,  Co.'s  Office. 
N.  Y.,  Chem'al  Nat.  Bk. 
N.  Y.,  Lincoln  Nat.  Bk. 

Mar.31,'s<7,2% 
June  1,  1903 
See  text. 
Mar.  1,  1947 
Jan.  1,  iMsm 
Apr.  1,  1901 
Apr.  1,  1942 
Mob.  1,  1910 

Aug.  1,  1905 
July  1,  1907 
July  1,  1920 
Apr.   1,  1925 
Oct.    1,   1903 
June  1,  1911 
Apr.  1,  1910 
Oct.    1,  1912 
Nov.  1,  1937 
June  1,  1913 
Feb.   1.  1900 
May    1,  1918 
Feb.   1,  190O 
Jan.   1,  1899 
Apr.  1,  1909 
Apr.  1,  1911 
July  1,  1904 
Apr.'98A1911 

Apr.  1,  1900 
Oct.    1,  1897 
Oct.    1,  1900 
June  1,  1939 

DebentureR.  exchangeable  for  stock  1903  o* 
Debentures.  810,000,000,  currency  ;.  .  .  .  o*r 
N.Y.  Prov.  A  B.  lstM.,Prov.to  8U>n.(assumed).o* 
1st  M.  (Stonington  to  New  London)  assumed,  c* 
(ii'ii'l  mort.  for  J4.0OO.OOO,  gold,  asHiimed..o*r 
Shore  Line  1st  M.,N.  Haven  to  N.  London,  Ct  — 
BONDS  OP  PROPRIETARY,  KTC.,  LIMBS: 
Boa.  AN.  Y.  AlrL.  l8tM.,N.  II.  to  WlUlman.,Ct.o- 

i'.ooo 

1.000 
1,000 
l.OOOAo 

1,000 

N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
do              do 
do              do 
N.  H.,  Nat.  N.  H.  Bank. 

N.Y.,  Lincoln  Nat.  Bank 

Danbury  A  Norwalk  con.  M".  ($io6,OOO  are  6s).  o' 
Oenl.  M.,Danbiiry,Conn.,to  Wilson  Point,  Ac.o* 
Harlem  R.APortc.lstM.iruar.  ($1,000.000  6s).o*r 
2d  mortgage  guar    (See  V.  56,  p.  813)  OAr 

i.obo 
100 
1,000 

1.000 
500  Ac. 

New  Haven  ,Conn. 
do             do 
N.  Y.,  Chem'al  Nat.  Bk. 
do             do 
New  Haven,  Conn, 
do             do 
N.  Y.  ,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 
New  Haven,  Ct.,  Treas. 
New  Haven,  Conn, 
do              do 
do              do 
N.Hav.,N.  Tradesm'sBk 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 

New  oonjBOl.  inorUrafte  (for  ip3,OOO,OOO)  gold..o* 
Nttugiiturk  1  nl  M.,  XaiiLTa.  Juno,  to  Winated,  Ct.r 

80 
55 
13 
13 

1.000 

l.OOOAc 
500  Ac. 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
1,000 

1,000 
1.000 

Conflol  mort  for  $800,000    o* 

N.  Hav.A  North.  1st  M.,N.  H.to  ConwayJ..Mass.o* 
Consol.  sink.  fd.  $15,OOO  per  year,  not  drawn.  o* 

92 
114 
27 

"17 

5ifl 
51 

Deb'tures  ext.  In  '96,  non-conv.,V.  62,  p.  548.0* 
Holyoke  A  W.,  leased,  mtges.  <$2OO,OOOgu.)..c* 
New  Euuland—  See  that  oonipauy. 
Old  Colonv  —  See  that  company. 
PawtiixetV.Sd  M.  (1st  M.  owned  byN.Y.N.H.AH 

i.obo 

Prov.,R.  I.  Hosp.  A  T.Co 

JT.r.On«.<«ir.—  eon.M..nowlst.g..red.atl05in'99.e" 

Text. 

$or  * 

N.  Y.  Office  A  London. 

DIVIDENDS.— The  8  per  cent  per  annum  guaranteed  is  paid  seml-an 
nually,  Jan.  1  and  July  1.  In  addition  both  stocks  have  received  divi- 
dends out  of  the  earnings  of  the  Fourth  Avenue  horse  railroad,  annually 
In  April,  an  follows-  From  1882  to  1889.  inclusive,  2  per  cent  yearly; 
189Oto  1893  2*«  p.  c.:  in  1894  to  1896,  inclusive,  3  p.  c.;  under  lease 
to  Metropolitan  Traction  above  mentioned  these  dividends  will  be  S'a 
per  cent  for  live  years  from  July  1, 1890;  then  4  per  cent.V.  64,  p.  755.) 

New  York  Lar kawanna  ic.  Western.— Binghamton  to  Buffalo 
and  International  Bridge  aud  branches,  214  miles,  of  which  the  main 
line,  213  miles,  Is  double  track;  Delaware  LAW.  has  a  lease  for  dura- 
tion of  charter  from  October,  1882,  giving  a  guaranty  of  the  bonds  and 
5  per  cent  yearly  on  the  stock,  bonds  and  stock  being  endorsed. 

New  York  Lake  Erie  dc  Western.— SEE  ERIE  RR.  Co. 

New  York  New  Haven  St  Hartford  RR.— Owns  from  Wood- 
awn,  (f.  Y.,  to  Sprlngtield,  Mass.,  122  miles;  branches  to  New  Britain, 
Mlddletown.  New  Canaan,  etc.,  73  miles;  N.Y.  Providence  A  Boston  Di- 
vision, New  London  to  Providence,  62  miles,  and  branches,  19  miles;  total 
owned,  276  miles,  of  which  50  miles  has  four  tracks;  leases,  and  for 
the  most  part  practically  owns,  lines  running  to  Winsted,  Conn., 
Turners  Falls,  Mass.,  Willimantic,  Conn.,  etc,  521  miles;  also  leases 
Providence  A  Worcester,  48  miles;  has  trackage  into  New  York,  12 
miles,  aud  other  trackage,  5  miles;  Old  Colony  (which  see)  597  miles 
(since  July  1, 1893);  total  July  1, 1896, 1464  miles;  also  controls  [oper- 
ated separately]  New  England  RR.,  559  miles.  A  new  Station  is  being 
built  in  Boston;  see  Boston  Terminal  Co.  in  "Miscellaneous  Cos." 

HISTORY.— A  consolidation  in  1872  of  the  New  York  A  New  Haven 
and  the  New  Haven  A  Hartford.  In  years  1892  and  1893  acquired 
control  of  several  companies  whose  bonds  are  given  in  table  above. 
See  SUPPLEMENT  of  Sept.,  1894.  See  also  Old  Colony. 

In  October,  1895,  a  controlling  interest  in  the  stuck  of  the  New  Eng- 
land RR.  was  acquired,  but  that  road  is  operated  Independently.  See 
V.  63,  p.  499.  In  March,  1897,  the  Shore  Line  RR.  was  merged  by 
consolidation  aud  its  bonds  assumed. 

Control  of  the  fetamford  Street  Ry.  was  acquired  in  1895.  also  the 
entire  stock  of  the  Fall  River  88.  line  and  18,233  out  of  25,000  shares 
of  the  Providence  A  Stonington  Line :  the  Providence  A  Stonington  88. 
Co.  voted  in  September,  1896.  to  wind  up  ita  business— see  V.  63,  p.  602. 
Ill  October,  1895,  control  was  acquired  of  the  Meriden  Electric  Ry. 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— Stock  authorized,  $100,000,000.  It  may  be  issued 
lor  improvements,  buying  stocks  and  bonds  of  leased  roads,  Ac.; 
816.3U7.200  will  be  needed  to  take  up  the  convertible  debentures  in 
1903.  (V.  58,  p.  289,  373,579.)  On  Oct.  1,  1895,  additional  stock 
for  $9,5OO,OOO  was  issued,  being  offered  to  stockholders  at  par.  Pro- 
ceeds of  this  stock  and  of  $3,247,200  additional  debentures,  $12,750,- 
OOO  cash  in  all,  are  to  be  nsed  to  complete  improvements,  four-track- 
ing, etc.  See  V.  60,  p.  1105;  V.  61,  p  559. 


IHVTDENDS.—  )     1873-1893. 

Per  cent. 


1894.          1895  to  Mar.,  '97,  (incl.) 
10  yearly.  8  (2  per  cent  quar.) 

BONDS.— The  convertible  debenture!  of  1893  for  $15,000,000  are  ex- 
changeable at  option  of  holder  "on  April  1, 1903,  or  within  60  days 
thereafter,  and  no  longer,"  for  company's  stock  at  par.  If  not  then 
exchanged  they  will  mature  and  be  paid  in  cash  April  1, 1908.  See 
V.  55,  p.  1035.  In  June,  1895,  $3,287,500  additional  debentures 
(dated  Oct.  1)  were  sold  at  par.  See  also  under  "Stock"  above 
Amount  of  debentures  listed  on  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange  to  April,  1897, 
$16.437,500.  See  description  on  page  4  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1895. 
Holyoke  A  Wcsttield  bonds  for  $200,000  carry  4  p.  c.  and  mature  April 
1, 1911;  $60,000  carry  6  p.  c.  and  mature  April  1, 1898.  Non-convert- 
ible currency  debentures  for  $10,000,000  were  amhorizedin  April,  1897. 

Under  the  lease  New  Haven  road  "  assumed"  the  debt  of  Old  Colony 
road.  There  are  $200,000  rolling-stock  certificates  and  certificates  of 
indebtedness  of  the  Housatonic  RR.,  due  in  1899. 

In  February,  1897,  $5,OOO,OOO  New  En  gland  consol.  5s  had  been  guar- 
anteed, prln.  and  int.  (stamped)  and  sold— see  guaranty  V.  64,  p.  611. 

LEASED  LINE  STOCKS.— The  stocks  of  the  leased  lines  unexchanged 

on  June  30, 1836,  and  the  dividends  payable  thereon  are  shown  below, 

«,*h«jiU?,wtl>!> »«•»;;  $1OO  each  excepting  Danbury  A  Norwalk,  which 

;  .n«es  being  alhases  are  for  99  years, 
are  $50  each.    The  U  Unex- 

Total  issue.       changed. 

Stocks—  $600,000       

Berkshire .if 2,998,500 

B.  A  N.  Y.  Air  Line  prnmon       864,231 
do  do        con...      .    ooo.OOO 

Danbury  A  Norwalk . 2,875800 

Housatonlc  pref .. . .  .  .2,OOO,OOO 

£»"?a,tuckv 447,000 

N.  H.  A  Derby ....2,460,000 

N.  H.  A  Northampton  (2).. ..16,308,900 

Old  Colony 100,900 

P»wtuxet  Valley  (par.  $(»))..    448,700 
Stockbrldge  A  Plttsfteld 


$599,000 

1,404,000 

864,231 

153,000 

152,600 

1,027,800 

93,400 

56,500 

10,790,900 

100.900 

447,200 


Divid'd  Divid'd 

per  an.   period. 

6  p.  c.     Q.- J. 

4  p.  o.    A.  A  O. 
Pays  no  divid'd. 

5  p.  o.    J.  A  J. 


1  p.  o. 
104p.c. 

4 

7 

7  p.  o.  J".  A  J. 

6  Q.— J. 


July. 
J.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 
A.  AO. 


and  bills 


LATEST  EARNINGS. — For  six  months  ending  Dec.  31 : 

6  mo».—      Gross.  Net.  Oth.  inc.    Int.  <t  taxes.  Bal.  for  die. 

1896 $15,277,608    $5,223,544    $300,524    $3,143,342    $2,380,726 

1895 16,129,888      5,086,202      234,532      3,399,211       1,921,523 

From  this  surplus  of  1896  ($2,380,726)  dividends  for  the  six  months 
rail  for  $1,899,033,  leaving  a  balance  of  $481,693. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.     Annual  meeting  Is 
Held  tliird  Wednesday  In  October.    Report  for  1895-96  was  in  V.  63,  p. 
499.    Figures  for  1893-94, 1894-95  and  1895-96  Include  Old  Colony. 
Tr.  end.  June  30.       1896.  1895.  1894.  1893. 

1,447  1,447  848 

$27,608,009    $25,281,876    $17,923,068 
$8,543,981       $7,349,167      $5,517,134 
528,552  404,489  400,418 


1896. 

Miles  operated..        1,447 
Gross  earnings.. $30,046,171 

Netearnings $8,908,945 

Other  income 1,155,144 


Tot.netincome$10,064,089  $9.072,533  $7,753,656  $5.917,552 

Int.  on  fund.  dbt.      $826,091  $694,548  $464,039  $149,113 

Other  interest...         660,766  111,983  126,504  167,051 

Rentals 3,418,105  3,322,407  3,379,975  1,757,532 

Taxes 1,492,237  1,464,605  1,409,460  845,858 

Dividends 3,608,542  3,794,290  3,631,293  2,945,535 

Balance,surplus.sur.$58,348  def.$315,302df.$1.257,615  $52,463 

— (V.  63,  p.  459,  499,  S97;  V.  64,  p.  287,  330,  374,  470,  567,  611,  664.) 
New  York  &  Northern.— SEE  NEW  YORK  A  PUTNAM. 

New  York  Ontario  A  Western  Ry.— (See  Map.)— Operates 
from  Weehawken,  opposite  N.  Y.  City,  to  Oswego,  on  Lake  Ontario,  in- 
cluding: ( It  See  this  company .) 

Road  Controlled,  dc.  Miles. 

Pecksport  Conn,  (all  owned)..  4 
Ontario  Carb,  A  S.  (all  owned.) 

Hancock.N.Y.,toScranton,Pa.  54 
Rome  A  Clinton  (leased) 1113 


Road  Owned —  Miles. 

Oswego  to  Cornwall,  N.Y 272 

Branch  to  New  Berlin 22 

do      to  Delhi 17 

do      toEllenville 8 


Total  owned 319 

Trackage  (till  2079)  W.  Shore  RR.: 
e'nwalltoW'h'ken(V.61,p.425)    53 


Utica  Clinton  A  Bing.  (leased).  U31 
Wharton  Valley  (leased) 7 

Total  operated  Oct.  1,1896. .481 


ORGANIZATION.— The  New  York  A  Oswep o  Midland  was  sold  in  fore 
closure  Nov.  14, 1879,  and  this  company  organized.  The  N.  Y.  A  On- 
tario Land  Co.  was  formed  in  1889  in  its  interest  and  acquired  nbout 
855  acres  of  coal  land  on  which  $600,000  bonds  were  issued.  See  V. 
50,  p.  105,  and  MISCELLANEOUS  COMPANIES. 

STOCK.— Stock  is  $58,118,982,  (par,$100), of  which  $5,000  is  old  pref. 

VOTING  TRUST.— The  preferred  was  originally  $2,000,000,  but  all  ex- 
cept $5,000  has  been  exchanged  for  bonds  under  act  of  June  8, 1885. 
The  exchanged  preferred  stock  is  held  alive  under  a  voting  trust  and 
elects  eight  of  the  thirteen  directors  under  a  provision  of  the  "  Articles 
of  Association,"  until  a  dividend  shall  have  been  earned  and  paid  upon 
the  common  stock.  The  voting  trustees  elect  directors  in  the  interest 
of  the  common  stock.  See  V.  61,  p.  425,  426. 

BONDS,  ETC.— The  mortgages  cover  319  miles  of  road  owned,  and  all 
securities  of  Ont.  Carb.  A  Scran.  Ry.,  54  miles,  are  owned  and  pledged 
under  the  mort.  For  consolidated  mortgage  of  1889  see  abstract  V.  49,  p. 
238.  The  refunding  mortgage  secures  $20,000,000  of  4  p.  cts.,  of  which 
$5,500,000  to  retire  $4,000,000  sixes  (paid  Sept.  1,  '92),  $7,OOO,OOO  So 
retire  $5,600,000  consol.  5s,  balance  for  improvements,  Ac.  The  mort. 
covers  all  the  company's  property,  real  and  personal,  acquired  and  to 
be  acquired ;  mortgage  trustee  is  The  Mercantile  Trust  Co.  The  5  per 
cent  bonds  are  redeem  able  in  and  after  1899  at  105  and  accrued  in 
terest.  There  are  $75,000  Wharton  Val.  guar.  5s.  due  1918.  Refunding 
bonds  for  $250,000  were  listed  in  February,  1897. 

CAR  TRUSTS.— In  December.  1896,  there  were  car  trusts  for  $152,770 
(including  interest)  part  maturing  monthly  to  April,  1898,  and  part 
being  5  p.  c.  car  trust  notes  to  Guaranty  Trust  Co.  of  N.  Y.,  payable 
quarterly  to  February,  1899;  loans  and  bills  payable  were  $516,833; 
loans  and  bills  receivable  were  $987,392. 

EARNINGS.— 8  months,  >  1896-7 Gross,  $2,641,808;  net,  $800,428 

July  1  to  Feb.  28.       $1895-6 Gross,    2,552,392;  net,    758,238 

ANNUAL  REPORT. — Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Annual  meeting  last 
Wednesday  in  September.  Report  for  1895-96  was  given  at  length  in 
V.  63,  p.  498,  510:  see  also  editorial,  p.  484.  Coal  traffic  in  1895-96 
was  l,673,8fil  tons  (out  of  2,524,622  tons),  against  1,715,991  tons  in 
1894-95, 1,642,063  tons  in  1893-94,  1,352,225  tons  in  1892-93, 1,120,- 
416  in  1891-92,  and  811,485  in  1890-91. 

Year  ending  June  30.  1896.  1895.  1894. 

Gross  earnings $3,779,335         $3,669,113        $3,842,119 

Operat'g  expenses  and  taxes.    2,698,558          2,642,412          2,732,540 

Balance,  net  earnings. . . .  $1,080,777  $1,026,701  $1,109,579 

Tot.  net  income,  incl.  "other."  $1,162,242  $1,101,791  $1,184,669 

Interest  on  mortgage  bonds..       605,000  589,000  569,042 

Mlscell.  interest  and  discount              371  5,275  13,875 

Rentalspald 181,302  181,133  182,188 

-— -  ---**•.»      .......      ,,,,,,     .(••',  i  -*o, wv/;      win      ut3 

Dec.  OO  of  debentures  authorized  in  April,    Balance,  surplus $375,569  $326,383  3419,566 

-*-i,eto.   V.  6i,  p.  374,  064.     -  (V  63,  p.  266,  269,  -1     .      98,  5  10,  880;  V.  64,  p.  371,  424.) 


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KAILBOAD8. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bonds—  Princi- 
pal, When  Dne. 
Slocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  notes 
on  first  page  of  table. 

Rate  per 

Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

IT.  T.  Ontario  <t  Western.—  (Concluded.)— 
Refunding  mortgage  for  $20,OOO.ooo,  gold..  .o**r 
Hm>  lurK  *  fr  itnuiltania—  let  M.,  $420,000  
JT.  Y.  Phila.  <t  tforfolto—lst  M.,  $16,500  p.  m.,  gold  .<r 
Income  mort,,  gold,  non-oum.,  $10,000  per  mlle.r 
IT.  F.  <*  Pii/rmm.—  N.  Y.  A  No.  1st  mortgage,  gold.c 
N.  Y.  A  P.  1st  con.,  $16,200,000,  g.,  gu.  p.Al.  end..o* 
Jf.  1.  <*  Rock.  Ifh.—  1st  M.,  $1,000,000,  gold,  gu..c* 

Text. 

ii'i 
112 
67 
57 

1892 
1896 
1883 

ins:i 
1887 
1894 
18H7 
1887 

l.OOOAo 
100.  Ac. 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

100 
50O&0. 
1,000 
1  ,000 
1,000 
500 
l.OOO 
1,000 
l.OOOA-c 

1,000 

$8,375,000 
380,000 
1,848,000 
1,000,000 
1,200,000 
4.025.0OO 
984,000 
1,000,000 
12,994,100 
3,500,000 
250,000 
3,750,000 
453,500 
93,500 
2,300,000 
416,000 
2,000,000 
3,000,000 
322,700 
1,457,500 
1,320,000 
300,000 
2,000,000 
750,000 
500,000 

6g" 

lg- 
5g. 

*g- 

ig- 

See  toxt. 

!* 

|& 

3* 

gg- 

ig- 

ig- 

5g. 
5  g. 
See  text 

t«' 
5  g. 

M.  A   8. 
J.  &   J 
J.   <*  J. 
J.   A  J. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A   S. 
Jan.      1 
Various 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  D. 
J.    A   J. 
F.  A  A. 
F.   A  A. 
F.  &  A. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A  D. 

A.'A'O. 

A.  A  0. 
J.  A   J. 
Q.-J. 

M.  A  N. 
M.  A  S. 

N.  Y.  Office,  56  Beaver. 
HornellsviUe.N.Y.ottice 
Pliilu.  ,  Cassatt  A  Co. 

June  1,  1992 

Jan.   1,  1928 
Oct.    1.  1938 
Oct.    1,  1927 
Oct.    1,  1993 
Sept.  1,  1927 
Sept.  1,  1927 
Nov.  27,  1898 
Apr.   1,   1910 
June  1,  1910 
Jan.   1,  1937 
Feb.  1.  1937 
Aug.   I,  1897 
Aug.  1,  1940 
May   1,  1905 
May  1,  1943 
June  1,  1942 

New  York  City. 
N.Y.,  Gr.  Cent  Station. 
N.Y.,CorblnBank<gCo. 
None  paid. 
N.Y.,Of.  26  Cortlandt  st 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

72 
1 
134 
134 

1880 

1881 
1887 

1HS7 
1NH2 
1890 
1895 
1S1IH 
1HD2 

Pateraon  Extension  RR.  1st  M.,  real  estate,  g..o* 
N.  Y.  Bus.  A  W.  1st  M.,  refdg,  g.  (2d  M  on  73  m.)  .0* 
2d  mort.  ($1,000,000  gold)  3d  M.  on  73  miles.  o* 

134 

Terminal  1st  mort.  for  $2,000,000,  gold  o**r 
Wllkesb.  A  East'n,  1st  M.,  gold,  gu.  p.  A  1.  (end.)o* 

"65 

JT.  Y.  Texas  <t  Mex.—  1st.  M.,g.,$or£,gu.by8o.Pac.o" 
Norfolk  <t  Carolina—  1st  M.  for  $1,500,000,  gold.o* 
2d  mortgage  $500  OOO.  gold  0* 

91 
110 
102 
104 
104 
18 

1882 
1889 
1896 

1891 
1896 

A£ 
1,000 
1,000 
100 
1,000 
500  Ac. 

N.Y..8.Pac.Co.;London. 
N.  Y..  Central  Trust  Co. 
Bait.  Safe  Dep.  A  Tr.  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Atlantic  Tr.  Co. 
do              do 
N.  Y  ,  Guaranty  Tr.  Co. 

Apr.  1,  1912 
Apr.  1,  1939 
Jan.   1,  1946 
Apr.10,'97,1% 
May   1,  1941 
Sept.  1,  1946 

Norfolk  Va.  Beath  <t  So.—  1st  M.,  gold,  red.  at  105. 

New  York  tc  Pennsylvania  RR.— Oawayo,  Pa.,  to  Rexvllle, 
N.  Y.,  28  mUes  extension  to  Canisteo,  14  miles,  completed  in  Novem- 
ber, 1896;  total,  42  miles.  From  Canisteo  will  reach  Hornellsville  over 
Erie  RR.  Stock, $500,000  {par,  $100).  See  V.  62, p.  1178. 

New  York  Pennsylvania  &  Ohio.— See  NYPANO  RR. 

New  York  Philadelphia  &  Norfolk.— Operates  from  Delmar. 
Del.,  to  Cape  Charles,  Va.,  95  miles,  and  King's  Creek,  Md.,  to  Crisfleld, 
17  miles.  Under  a  traffic  contract,  which  expired  in  1894.  the  Penn. 
RR.  Co.  purchased  a  portion  of  the  coupons.  The  company  Is  now 
paying  Its  own  interest,  beginning  with  July  1, 1895.  A  six  per  cent 
bottomry  mortgage  for  $225,000  due  Jan.  1, 1895,  was  reduced  by  the 
payment  of  $165,000;  balance  due,  $60,000.  On  Jan.  1,  1895,  there 
were  5  per  cent  car  trusts  for  $120,000;  4  p.  o.  oar  trusts,  $50,000 ; 
"  miscellaneous  obligations  "  and  current  liabilities,  Including  $1,004,- 
791  matured  interest  coupons  unpaid  held  by  Penua.  RE.,  $1,151,354. 
Stock, $1,714,375;  par,  $100. 

EARNINGS.—  (1896 gross,  $945,833;    net,  $200,231 

Year  ending  }  1895 gross,  912,533;  net,  201,914 

Dec.  31.  (1894 gross,  904.692;  net,  198,845 

New  York  &  Putnam.— Owns  from  155th  Street  and  8th  Ave,, 
N.  Y.  City  (terminus  Manhattan  Elevated),  to  Brewsters,  N.  Y.,  54  miles; 
double-track  branch  to  Yonkers,  3  m.;  operates  4  m.;  total,  61  miles. 

HISTORY.— Successor  to  the  N.  Y.  A  Northern,  sold  under  foreclosure 
of  2d  mort.  Deo.  28, 1893,  and  purchased  for  N.  Y.  Central  A  Hudson 
River  RR.,  which  operates  It  under  lease.  V.  58,  p.  127.  As  to  legality 
of  the  foreclosure  sale,  see  V.  63,  p.  754,  1 159  and  article  on  page  820. 

STOCK.— Capital  stock  Is  $6,500,000 ;  par,  $100. 

BONDS.— The  N.Y.  Central  guarantees  $5 ,000,000  of  new  consol.  mort- 
gage bonds,  of  which  $1,000,000  were  reserved  for  improvements ;  also 
$1,200,000  to  retire  at  maturity  the  ttrst  5s.— (V.  63,  p.  754, 820,  1159.) 

INew  York  &  Rockaivay  Beach  Ry.— ( See  Map  Long  Island  RR. 
—Owns  from  Glendale  Junction  to  Rockaway  Park,  with  branch,  12 
miles,  of  which  10  miles  double  track,  mostly  80-lb.  steel ;  trackage  to 
Long  Island  City,  Brooklyn,  Far  Rockaway,  etc.,  18  miles.  Stock  au- 
thorized and  outstanding,  $1,000,000;  par,  $100.  Controlled  by  Long 
Island  Railroad  Company,  whose  endorsement  Is  printed  on  tlrst  mort- 
gage bonds.  For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $256,127;  net, 
$64,061;  other  lucome,  $2,700;  interest  on  bonds,  $49.200;  balance 
surplus,  $18,461.  In  year  1894-95  gross,  $231,860;  deficit  from  oper- 
ating (large  expenses  for  improvements  being  charged  against  earn- 
ings),  $6,833.  (V.  61,  p.  469, 1155;  V  63,  p.  6S1.) 

View  York  Susqnehanna  &  Western.— Operates  direct  line 
from  Wilkesbarre  and  the  Wyoming  Valley  coal  fields  to  Jersey  City 
opposite  New  York  City,  with  branches,  a  total  of  225  miles: 


Lines  owned  in  fee.  Miles. 

Jersey  City  to  Gravel  PI.,  Pa..  101 

[Double  track  19  miles.] 
Twobridges.N.  J.,toUnlonviUe  21 
Other  branches 17 


Lines  leased,  etc.  Miles. 

Midclletown  Un.  A  Water  Gapff  14 
Wilkesbarre  &  Eastern— 

Wilkesbarre  to  Stroudsburg.  65 
Trackage,  etc 9 


Total  road  operated  (ITsee  this  oo.)  June  30,  1896  ................  227 

Susquehanna  Connecting  was  organized  in  1897  to  build  about  22 
miles,  and  connect  with  Wilkesb.  A  East'n  at  Winton.  (V.  64,  p.  181.) 

HISTORY.—  Consolidation  in  June,  1881,  of  the  Midland  of  New  Jersey 
and  other  railroads  and  on  April  25,  1893,  with  the  Hudson  River  RR 
A  Terminal  Co.  The  Wilkesbarre  A  Eastern,  completed  in  1894  and 
controlled  by  ownership  of  stock,  affords  independent  access  to  the 
anthracite  coal  fields.  The  New  York  A  Wilkesbarre  Coal  Co.  was 
farmed  In  Its  Interest  in  1893  to  acquire  coal  lauds  and  issued  $450  - 
OOO  of  6  per  cent  1st  mortgage  bonds.  The  N.  Y.  S.  &  W.Coal  Co  in 
Nov.,  1896,  had  outstanding  first  6s  due  1912,  M.  A  8.,  for  $495  000 
and  lid  mtg.  5s  for  $525,000;  the  latter  bonds  are  pledged  under  the 
ooll.  trust  of  1895. 

In  1895  there  were  important  changes  in  the  directory  and  Amos  L 
Hopkins  was  made  President.  The  floating  debt  was  then  taken  care 
of.  (V.  60,  p.  874,  1010,  1059,  and  "  Directors"  below. 

STOCK.—  Authorized  new  preferred,  $13.000,000;  new  common,  $13,- 
000,000  ;  outstanding,  preferred,  see  table  ;  common,  $12,261,200. 

DIVIDENDS.—     )     Nov..  1891,  to  1893.          None 
On  pref.,  p.  ct.     5  2>«  yearly.  since. 

BONDS.—  The  Issue  of  refunding  mortgage  bonds  is  limited  to  $3,750,- 
800.  Of  the  general  mortgage  5s,  bonds  are  reserved  to  retire  the 
second  mortgage  4  "as  and  the  debenture  6s.  dee  mortgage  abstract  V 
52,  p.  84.  The  seconds  are  exchangeable  for  generals  on  payment  of 


The  lerminal  bonds  listed  in  Sept.,  1893,  (U.  8.  Trust  Co.,  trustee)  are 
»n  absolute  Hrst  mortgage  on  the  extensive  terminal  property  obtained 
from  the  Hudson  River  RR.  &  Terminal  Co.  and  on  all  improvements 
t»  be  made  thereon.  They  thus  cover  3  miles  of  road,  of  which  about 
one-third  is  a  double-track  tunnel  unier  the  Palisades,  completed  In 
May,  1894  ;See  V.  58,  p.  866),  and  62  acres  of  terminal  property  on  the 
Hudson,  opposite  96th  St.,  N.Y.  City.  Seeabstractof  mort.  V.57,p.512 
The  milcesbarre  <t  Eastern  1st  5s  (Guaranty  Trust  Co.,  formerly  N  Y 
O.  A  I.  Co.,  trustee)  are  unconditionally  guaranteed.—  V.  60.  p.  481 

The  New  Jersey  Midland  junior  securities   are  exchangeable  Into 


stock  of  this  company  on  certain  terms,  and  have  mostly  been  so 
exchanged.  Paterson  extension  6s  for  $25,000,  included  in  table,  are 
held  by  sinking  fund  trustees.  There  are  also  outstanding  $70,000 
Passaio  A  N.  Y.  RR.  6s,  due  1910  (Int.  J  A  D),  interest  on  which  Is  guar- 
anteed under  999-year  lease. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— In  July,  1895,  a  car  trust  for  $366,308  was 
made  to  the  RR.  Equipment  Co.,  payable  $4,361  monthly  for  7  years; 
outstanding  as  in  table.  In  1895  the  ten-year  collateral  trust  mortgage 
tor  $500,000  was  issued  to  pay  off  floating  debt.  Of  these  bonds 
$84,000  had  been  retired  by  sinking  fund  to  Deo.  1, 1896. 

EARNINGS.— 8  months,     >  1896-7... Gross,  $1,563,897;    net,  $706,590 
July  1  to  Feb.  28.         J  1895-6.. .Gross.    1,511,088;    net,    636,860 

Surplus  over  charges  for  6  months  ending  Dec.  31,  1896,  was  $131,- 
733,  against  $89,328  in  1895.— V.  64,  p.  424. 

REPORT.— Report  for  1895-96,  V.  63,  p.  398,  showed  on  162  miles: 
1895-96.  1894-95.  1893-94. 

Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.          (12  mos.)  (12  mos.)  (13  mos.) 

Gross  earnings $1,836,799       $1,753,353       $2,088,141 

Netearnings 806,942  586,847  903,719 

Other  Income *56,083  23,527  27,499 


Total $863,025 

Intereston  bonds ...  669,618 

Rentals 26,703 

Taxes 50,096 

Miscellaneous 26,296 


$610,374 

$624,900 

26,703 

47,499 

52,649 


$931,218 

$587,992 

30,950 

39,549 

76,777 


Balance sur.$90,312     tdf.$141,376  sur.$195,950 


'NOTE.— Othertuoome  in  189i-96  includes  $33,951  from  interest  on 
bonds  owned,  .1515,085  sale  of  old  material  and  $7,048  from  rents,  etc. 

t  This  deficit  is  attributed  to  the  partial  suspension  of  coal  transpor- 
tation during  the  mouths  of  June,  July,  August  and  September,  1894 

THE  SYSTEM.— Earnings  for  the  whole  system,  225  miles,  were  : 


In  1895-6  gross $2,217,696 

Net 948,737 

Other  income 56,454 


Net  income $1,005,191 

Fixed  charges 925,938 

Balance,  surplus 79,253 

DIRECTORS.— (Re-elected  Sept.,  1898.)— President  Amos  L.  Hopkins, 
Simon  Borg,  H.  O.  Armour,  Thos.  A.  Molntyre,  C.  C.  Cuyler,  G.  A.  Ho- 
iiart.  Henry  Sanford,  Roswell  Eldridgo,  H.  B.  Plant,  Gustav  E.  Kissel, 
G.  W.  Young,  C.  J.  Lawrence,  W.  L.  Bull.-(V.  64,  p.  181,  424,  664.) 

New  York  Texati&  Mexican.— Owns  from  uosenbergto  Victoria, 
Texas,  91  miles.  Stock,  $630,040,  of  which  Souc  urn  Pacific  Company 
owns  $608,000.  There  are  also  $60,500  old  sixes  outstanding  Oper- 
ated by  the  Southern  Pacific  Co.,  which  guarantees  the  4  p.o.  bonds.  On 
June  30, 1893,  loans  and  bills  payable.  $600,276. 

EARNINGS.-  2  months,  )  1897 Gross,  $43,974;    net,  $17,324 

Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.         51896 Gross,    29,372;    net,       6,150 

In  year  ending  Deo.  31,  1896,  gross,  $298,997;  net,  $143,024- 
In  1895  gross,  $235,192;  net,  $77,657:  deficit  under  taxes  and 
charges,  $29,648.  Due  Southern  Pacific  Co.  Jan.  1, 1896,  $630,670. 

Norfolk  tc  Southern  RR.— Owns  Berkely,  Va.,  to  Edenton,  N.  C., 
73  miles;  (ferry  across  Albemarle  Sound  to  Mackey's  Ferry,  9  miles;) 
thence  road  to  Belle  Haven,  30  miles;  total  main  line,  103  miles. 

HISTORY. — Successor  to  Norfolk  Southern,  foreclosed  April  29, 1891. 

DIVIDENDS.— July,  1892,  to  April,  1897,  inol.,  4  p.  o.  per  annum. 

REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Reoort  1895-96  In  V.  63,  p.  600. 
Gross.  Net.        Other  Inc.    Charges.  Sur.  lordiv. 

1895-6 $433,442       $131,208       $5.181        $40;s>85       $95,404 

1894-5 436,595          154,629          2.042        *57,078          99,593 

Improvements  in  charges  $2.003  in  1895-6  and  $19,971  in  1894-5.— 
(V.  63,  p.  600.) 

Norfolk  Virginia  Beach  \-  Southern  RR.— Norfolk  to  Vir- 
ginia Beach,  Va.,  18  miles.  Owns  Princess  Anne  Hotel  and  1.300  acres 
of  land  at  Virginia  Beach.  A  reorganization  of  the  Norfolk  Albemarle 
A  Atlantic  RR..  foreclosed  In  1896.  See  V.  62,  p.  909  and  1178.  Stock, 
$1,000,000.  Firsr  mortgage  is  for  $500,000;  trustee.  Guaranty  Trust 
Company,  N.  Y.  Alfred  Skitt,  New  York,  President;  J.  Carstcnsen, 
Secretary  and  Treasurer.  V.  63,  p.  459. 

Norfolk  &  Western  Ry.— This  system  consists  of  the  following : 


Mile*. 

Roanoke  to  Winston 124 

Sundry  branches 131 

Total  of  all  Oct.  1,  1896. ..1,570 
Doubletraok 49 


Road  owned.  Miles. 

Norfolk.  Va.,  to  Columbus,  O..710 
Radford,  Va.,  to  Bristol, Tenn. 107 
Roanoke,  Va.,  to  Hagerstown.238 

Graham  to  Norton 100 

Nor.  Car.  Juno,  to  Iron  Ridge.  45 
Ly nchburg  to  Durham,  N.C..  118 

ORGANIZATION— This  Railway  company  on  Oct.  1. 189S,  succeeded  to 
the  property  and  franchise  of  the  Norfolk  A  Western  RR.  sold  in  fore- 
closure under  the  lnO-year   and   Maryland  &  Washington  division 
mortgages  and  of  the  Lynchburg  &  Durham  RK.  foreclosed  under  its 
first  mortgage,  and  subsequently  also  of  the  Roanoke  A  Southern  for 
closed  Nov.  24, 1896,  and  merged  in  N.  A  W.    The  reorganization  pla 
was  in  V.  62,  p.  641.    The  old  stock  paid  an  assessment  of  *12  5 
per  share,  the  old  common  receiving  75  per  cent  and  the  old  preferre 


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RAILROADS 


at  ortBBia  hnilln  j 


ooo. 

1 1*.  iii'i'ii"  iriisboiobo 

.  (now  let)  Nor. to  Pefg.c 


V'.r 


raeh.  AbrV.e 
Jan.  1.18*6 
Jan.  1.  18*7. 
D  214  mile*. 

c 

4th  1C,  BOW  3d.  LrBabb'g  toBrtitol  aad  br*ch . ... 
8J«rf  •  Tt'ert  fl»a  M  nnrfalkt«»l»itol  III  gtH  — 
New  Hirer  dlrMoa  1.1  morWpure.  faU 
Improremiat  A  tTtmnlna  hggM.  «e>d...<y 
»  Vanajr  A  Kew  —  f — •  lrtVTa.wim.ic- 

^^S^S^^^^IM 

0*L  Oea.  A  Tana,  let  M^gaiaTfa.  p.  A  L  (end.)c- 

Bqalp.tru.tof  i 


by  •  i.auo.ooo  i 


Dale 
of    '     of 
Road.   Bond* 


81 

1  i  i 
133 

:  .  ; 

I  ;  i 
:  :  ; 
114 

II  i 

n4 

m 

1..,, 

-,-- 


1.470 


76 

•..1 
M 


1868 
1 

I 
1 


;-  .1 
1866 
1881 


18M 


1881 
18M 


.,,r 

Par 

Value. 


9100 

109 

1,000 

1.000 

100  Ac, 

100  Ac 

1.000 


i'.ooo 

1.000 
1.000 
I.OOO 
1.000 
1.000 


500  A*. 

•„,., 

1.000 

1.000 

100 

1.000 


Outstanding 


,000000 
24.000.000 
496.000 
390,000 
970,900 

- 


100,000 

100.000 

10.900 

980.000 

1.000.000 

7.383,000 

3.000,000 

5.000,000 

S.000.000 

only  If 


I .1   ...... 

4.000.0OO 


90^.000 
4,790.750 


1. .-..,..», 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Bat*  per    When    Where  Parable.  I 
Cent.      Payable  Wham 


5 

s.v  .; 


•ary 


8  per  an 

7 
6 


bj 


J.  A 

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J.  A 

J.  A 

J.  A 

j  i 

M.  A 

A.  A 

M  A 


N.Y..Mere.Tr.Oo.APhU. 


J. 


O. 


K  A  V 
M    A    > 
J.   A  J. 

^        r 
M    .V    .\ 
I.   A  J. 
M.  A   B. 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


Sec  text. 
!T.  Y..Mer.  Tr.Co.  A  Phil. 


DMnMt, 


July  1,  1900 
July  1,  1900 
July  1.  19OO 
Jan.  '93-1900 
July  1.  1900 
July  1.  1900 


June  30, 1900 
Mrh.  1,  19OO 
May  1,  1931 
Apr.  1.  1933 
Feb.  1,  1934 
Nor.  1,  1980 


Haw  York.  etc.  IBM 

latoou|i.  due  Apr  1/97    Dot    1,  1906 
N.  Y.,  All.  Tr.  «  Phlla.  I  Jan.    1.  1933 

A|..-»7-Jan.'O3 

A|ir'97-Oct.'O3 
Burlington,  N.  C. 


8aa  Fran.,  Co.'*  Offloe. 
do 


HOT.  1.  1901 


Jan.   1,  1913 

Phlla.  Of..  340  So.  3d  8t  Feb.25/97,1% 
do  do  May   1,  193* 

do  do          I  Jan.  1.  1*08 

do  do  Sept.  1.  1906 

I 


-fulb;  A   We.«»ra    iBallway  «  oneladed).- 
ll'.'S  p*r  cent  IB  B*w  < 
^•lltoBdbeiden. 

Th*  Norfolk  A  Veetora  f  K.  wa.  a 
i  of  tb*  AtlBBtl*  " 

I  •!    JJOfTOlst    ah 

II* 


In  1881  after  fora- 
*  onto,  whtea  to  tara  wa.  a 
Va.ATMB.rowU. 


tkra*  full  yearly  dlrtdeada  ar*  paid.    No  addlUoaal 

•aa  be  created  w1tboat*OB*tBt  of  two- third,  tatorwat.  ...  23.noo.ono 

ABllfllt       ilTt   "r'7-7— ' 1 " '     1.500.000 

Bo»o*. -The  new 
rrttr  Un  5O-y*ar 

ftm  o^SS.  jr*7 

Oct  1.  149  I*** 
Of  whlahtorol 


T»*  M*  4  ftr  ««/  *r*f 
rn«r  Ltoa  boad.  which  • 
oa  alarc* 


•    •' 


Win*  a 


J.naarr.  18*4.    OMaeh  ValUr  bOBde  i 
•tiutaadiait  win  b*  p*M  JBB*  1. 18*7. 

•   a*.— Th*  i 


V.  64.  p.  397. 


EAa*OM*-3 
Jaa.  1  to  fob.  M. 


aM.9441.7M 
BM.     4*3.415 


.L  R«mrr.— Ftoal  year  ead*  Jaa*3O.  Aaaaal  Bwetla*  I* 
k*M  *l  «»*aeh«,  Va..  oa  Meoad  Thandar  la  October.  B*».rt  of  oM 
umiaay  IOT  lllfe  •a*«1r**  to  T.  63.  p7>O5.  BaraKcala  18O6  w*r*. 


ISM 

.  ;   -.  ... 

1MS.1S4     1.731.194 

-  -  •      •-  i 

4       •..'.] 


.-Pr**M*m,  ne*ry  Flak:  rbalnaa*  *f  tb* 

J""*<lll'37JriSraJ5S*  *«wT<rt;  •• 

r*B*nre.r.  W.  (1.  MaeawwaO. 


3.7*3.183    3.074.346 
BoMd  of  O1- 

\    .1 


_  . 

•Wl  t3M£00  (eqoal  to  7  B.  *.  o 
:•  Ml.  Of  th*M*£lh* 
The  BiBftBIB  Ry.  ha*  Mt 


-V.  64.  p  384. 887. 881.  874.  979. 

>.   <  .miin.   HR.-OWB*  from  Ortnihaf*  to  Charlotte.  No. 
t«a*i«  from  Jaa.  1. 18M,  to  tbeHonthern  Rr.  Co. 
MO  *•>•  a.  a.  OB  (took)  par  y*ar  till  DM.  SI.  1901 
"  Uaaee  of  leaae;  al*o  fan* 
orth  Carolina  bold*  93.OOO 

.90.000  of  It.  newenawUto 

•Ired,  to  aoqalr*  a  Ilk*  amoaat  of  North  Carolina  rtoek. 
DlrMead*.  1896.  *>|  p.  *.:  ta  1M7.  Fab..  34  p.  a,  wa*  pal.l.  :.n  : 
ha*  boas  iiiliiit  payable  la  AaffB**.    la  March.  I897.th*  UOTOTBOT 
^^Ht  CaraMa*  afBtHatod  •  a*w  board  of  director..    V.  At. 
tat  ha*  b**a  broaabi  for  ln|n*ctlon  ra>tralala«  State  of  North  Oaro- 
•aa  from  iDtorferi"*  with  «»ath*»B  Ry.  IMM.    V.  64.  p.  534.  707. 
•M,  p.  831,534,011.707.) 

'•  fn'inr  <  ,,..|  MM.  (larrnw  UaKzO-own.  K»n  Fran- 
«Uoo  to  C»/...  -  ..      .....     ,.....,,,   KI'..  :.-..'   M         .  I 

•ntelBBM*  to  Saa  (*ne*Ua.  3  mile*,  total  opwatod.  94  mil**.  I  or  fad 
iBgtorrr  to  8aa  Fraael.eo. 9  mil**;  aUo  ha*  ferry  to  Saa  qanitln.  11 


aalhorlMd.  93.OOO.OOO:  l»»aed.  9V!.879^OO;  par.  9100. 
C»frtoBdlyfor«Uo.nre«a»*»ttled. 
For  year  enH|a»  Jane  30.  IrtSfi.  cro«.  93^3.363;  net,  946.391;  Inter- 
e.t.    HO.HOO;  taie*.  »1  «.«78:  other  aharm*.  9656:    balanee.  deficit. 
•  1.543.    la  18*4-5  gnu,  9376.49*  Dot,  99X4O6.- V.  63.  p.  4OO. 


«. iil«. -Own.  from  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  to 
-iTarTAa.. 


to  Delaware    Hirer. 


.     SO   mile* 

•eeoaa  track.  54  >t  mile.;  total  traek.317  mile..    Ground  renU-eto., 
1890.8M1.1M.    l.liii«  for  WO  rear,  from  Kay  1.  1879.  to 
Phlla.  *  R*adte7  RR.  a*  •  *er  orat  *a  .u>e«.  and  toMiawaaW  In 
1  «9«  by  Phlla  A  •**«•«  Rail  war.    Th«  old  3d  morUafe  bond.  (BOW 
1.  1W6.  were  r*f»ded  for  forty  rear,  a* 


4  **T  eaM.    « 


B.  40. 


id  from  Olen.lde  to  New 


Capital  Moek.  0400.000, 
Oa.  U  depoaltod  mndar  It*  (en- 


N..nl>.  ..irr.i  HK.  of  Ueorcla.— Ro».l  frnrn  Athea*  to  Lola 
(la..  8*  mllee.    Opeaed  la  1876.    Sold  In  April,  1  «95,  and  pnrohaaad  br 
BBMd  It  la  M.r,  1*96.  to  k.  A.  kichard  A  Co.  for 
'.63.  p.  90*.    la  Jaly.  18*6.  th*  Te*ne.»*e 
(whtoh  aaa)  WM  oroalied  to  extend  It  to 

'.»-.  aad  Caattaaooo,  Tean..  343  mile,  la  all. -V.  63.  p.  78. 
1  ecUlamr*  ha*  •athari»*d  th*  *ale  *f  th*  road;  no  date  died. 

-Y*weadlB«Ja**80.18M.Kf**a.9o«.»*l;  aet.917,174. 
W.  9S7.905 ;  Bet.  91S.6S3.-V.  63.  p.  78.  1O1O. 


•14.BOOyearly.-V. 
A  Atlantic  Ry.  O* 
«ia..  aad  Caattaao 


^onb-l 


S 


- 


:    h 


IB  IMS 


._,b»nor- 
Laa*.  &  a.  to  SaJBtaf ,  f 
•r:™-'  mort.  {l.uiooo  w~ 
toaAWot 


s  Chart*.  to*  A  Xorttem  4  par 
id  prlaelpal  aad  laterwt.  V. 
61.  p.  1108.  MMk.|W>0^00:  far,  OOO.  DivM*a4t  from  1888  to  Jaa., 
18U.6B,a.rMH7;toJaly.  iKo,  BOB*:  la  18*6.  Jalr,  3  p.  •.;  la  1  8*7. 
Jaa..  •  p.  a. 

RKMia-r.-Earalnc*  have  been  a*  follow*: 

13  mfnlki.    OPM*.  OtAffiM.        1*1..  *U.    Bml.f*-<U*. 

•135.32O         965.356 

1M.OOO  V.-i 


fUO.760 
535.401 


•IA4.4I3 
1O7.«O« 


6M.163 
10,617 


DlrtdMd*  for  1M5-6  ware  ^27.000.  l*arlnc  bal..  .u 
ntrtdcad  of  W7.000  wa*  paid  la  1804-V  learla*  d 
•21,777.  la  189S-M  dl*1d*B.U  war*  •54.0OO;  bat.  A 
-(V.  57,  p.  !•••;  V.  61.  p.  I  IOi.1 


urplm.  «38.3S«. 

den 

t.  8 


i..rn  tl.bama  Hf.— RoAO-HheBMd  to  Parrlth.  Ala.,  and 
.rauca.  107  mlU».  AraonaaUaltoB  of  the  Birmingham  8h*ffleld  A 
tagawa*  M*«r  •-/..  aatf  la  foinlliari.  S*pt.  16.  l(r»S.  _ STOCK— 

aM^  ftfafif/  tM  ••id  BntVnMft 


•  I00.3A4,  ara 
.      .      I.   FUMlafMlU.  J. 
few  York.— «T.  56.  p.  1014:  V.  61.  p.  M, 


rTru.tOo.; 
«l%.ooopermU*  for 
.  ;»0.3O» ;  Bet.  913.6O3) 
1   la  1S9M9J  aet.  6Y.486. 
T.-l  AOo..  4o  Wallf 
11.5X6.838.) 


••       .hern  (Hew   Hamp.hlrei.-OwB*  from  Coacord.  H.  H.,  to 
W««t  Leoaaoo.  N.  §..  70  mil**:  braaah  to  Brtatol.  W.  II..  13m:  total. 


A  Lowell  for  99  year,  from  Jan.  1.  180O.  wa* 
»  »l»b3B  A  Maine,  rental  be!n«  5  per  cent  on  .took  till  July  1, 
6  oer  cent  thereafter,  payable  la  (old.    In  addition  to  the  .< 
rlTfio»*J  arorUid  for  by  the  leaee.  aa  extra  1  per  cent  per 
th*  quarterly  dlrldead*  1>*  p.  o.  each)  ha*  been  paid 
•-  -ontlngeot  faad  and alaa  In  18*4.  Jan..  5  p.  c.  extra 
Julr.  3  p.  e,  extra:  la  1897.  Apr. 

•«.  amounted  to  9176.887. 
April  80,  I*96.»n3.*20. 

Northern  Ca.lir*rnl*v-Owa*  from  Knlchf*  Landing  to  Ororllle. 
Cat.  54  mile*,  tmil  to  aoatber*  PBdflo  Co..  which  own.  •1.277.5OO 
of  th*  •1.2HO.OOO  *to*k ;  par.  910O.  Tata  I*  not  the  Northern  Krtfeay 
of  OaHlnrabi  m  that  oompaar.  In  1895  rroaa.  914O.985 :  net.  930,- 

M  aad  charre*,  9*4487,  payabt*  br  80.  Pa*.  Co. 

war*  9173.183;  Bet.  899.018. 

Northern  Central.— Own*  from  Baltimore,  Md.,  to  Bunbnry,  Pa., 
1.1*  mile*,  of  which  1 17  mil**  double  track -branch.  9  mile.;  l«*»ei 

aokta  Valley  A  PottarlU*  Railroad.  2H  mile*;  Rlmlra  A  Wllllam*- 
oort  Railroad.  7)1  mile.:  opvato* at  eort-Kmlra  A  Lab*  Ontario  Rail- 
road. 100  mil**:  Lykena  Valley  Railroad.  SO  mile.;  Penuylranla 
Railroad.  8  mile.;  total  eperatod.  877  mile*  Alas  nee*  New  York 
Laka  Rrta  A  Wwtora  track*.  7  mltan.  aad  Philadelphia  A  Brie  track. 

m..  and  own.  Union  RR.,  9  mile*. 


alncn 


r  aad  Le  wwport.  4O I 

OBOalrtXAnoir.—  Thta  wa.  a  oonaolldatlon  nf  Mreral  road*  la  1854. 
Controlled  by  th*  Penn.ylr.nla  RR..  which  own.  93.488.950  .took. 

••OOBtTtB*  OWVBD— On  Jan.  1,  1809.  among  th*  aaagto  held  were 
Bait.  A  Potomaa (took  (part  of  9633.88O!  Kltnlra  A  Lake  OnUrlo  «t«>rk 
(.11,.  91^00,000;  Hhamokln  Valley  A  Pottartlle  (took.  9619.65O;  Union 
RR.  .Uick.  9700.000  (th*  balanee  of  950O.OOO  being  bold  by  Phlla. 


10*2 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V. 


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RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

pal,  When  Due 
Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  notes 
on  first  page  of  tables. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Ao.  East  Penn.—lst  M.,  g.,  gu.P.<fe  R.  old  oo.(end.)o* 

26 

1890 

$1,000 
50 
500 
500 
1,000 

$400,000 
900,000 
820,000 
322,000 
694,000 
236,000 
1,700,000 
3,068,100 
1,074,000 
7,518,150 
1,500,000 
1,126,000 
2,804,OOO 
1,362,000 
2,000,000 
1,557,000 
3,565,000 
600,000 
1,000,000 
654,000 
2,500,000 
79,800,000 
75,000,000 
1,776,000 
16,142,000 
420.OOO 
8,003,000 

73.816,500 
56,000,000 

5  g. 

See  text. 
8 
8 
6g. 

5  g- 
See  text 
5  g. 
See  text. 
6 
6 
6g. 
6  g. 
6  g. 
4»sg. 
5 
6  g. 
See  text. 
6 
5  g. 
To  be  he 
do 
6 

78' 
6g. 

4g. 
3g. 

A.  &  O. 
J.   &  J. 
M.  &,   8. 
M.  &   S. 
J.   &  J. 
M.  <fc   S: 
J.   &  J. 
Q.-J. 
J.  &  D. 
J.   &  J. 
Q.-J. 
A.  <fe  O. 
Various 
J.   &  J. 
J.   &  J. 
A.  &  O. 
J.   &  J. 
M.  &  N. 
J.   &  J. 
J.   &  J. 
A.  &  O. 
Id  In  vo 
do 
M.  &  N. 
J.   &   J. 
M.  &  N. 
I 

Q.—  J. 
Q.-F. 

Phlla.,  Phlla.  &  Read'g. 
Charleston,  OHloe. 
do              do 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Cuyler,  M.  &  Co. 

Apr.  1,  192 
Jan.  1,  '97,  3fy 
Sept.  1,  1891 
Sept.  1,  189 
Jan.    1,  193 
Mch.  1,  191 
Jan.   1,  192 
Apl.l  '97,3V/ 
June  1,  192 
Jan.  15797,49 
Irredeemable 
Apr.  1,  19O 
July  1,  190 
July  1,  190. 
July  1,  190 
Apr.   1,  192 
Jan.    1,  192 
May   1,  190 

Jan.  15  '97,  M 
July  1,  191 
Oct.    1,  194 
1901. 
do 
May  1,  191 
Jan     1,  192 
May  1,  190 
Feb.   1,  192 

Jan.   1,  199 
Jan.   1,  204 

let  mortgage,  provided  for  by  oonsol.  mortgage.  o 
2d  mortgaKe,  provided  for  by  oonsol.  mortgage.  o 

102 
102 
102 

107 
83 
54 

i'38 
138 
138 
138 
138 
138 
138 
9 

1869 

IHtii) 

1883 
1895 
1896 

1*889 
1855 

int;r> 

1868 
1874-5 

1.S7C-7 
1885 
76A-S:- 
1873 

Charleston  &  Northern  1st  mort.,  guar..  p.  A  1... 
Nortk'n  Alabama  Jli/.-l*t  M.,  $3,000.000,  gold..o 
Northern,  (If.  H.I—  Stock,  5  p.o.rental  till  July.1897 

1.000 
1OO 

1,000 
50 

New  York,  Agency. 
Boston,  19  Milk  «"-. 
N.  Y.,  So.  Pao.,  23  Broad 
Bait.  &  Phila.;  Pa.  RR. 
Annapolis. 
Baltimore  &  Philadelp'a 
Baltimore,  Treas.  Office. 
London  and  Baltimore. 
Baltimore,  Treas.  Office. 
do             do 
Baltimore.Treas.  Office. 
London  &  Bait. 
X.  Y.,  199  Chambers  St. 
Jer.  City,  Hud'n  Co.  Bk. 
New  York, 
ting  trust  until  Nov.  1, 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Office,  35  Wall  St 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

N.Y..J.  P.Morgan&Bert 
4  mos.int.due  May  l,'97 

Northern  Central—  Stock  ($8,OOO,OOO  authorized)  . 

500  &c. 
1,000 
$&£ 
$1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
100 
100  &o. 
1,000 
100 
100 
100  &o. 
l.OOO&c 

1,000 

1,000 

500  Ac. 
500  &e. 

Con&ol.  M.,  gold;  coup.,  int  J  A  J;  reg.,  A  A  O.o&r 
Oonsol.  geii.  mort.  (  gold,  s.f.,  drn.  at  100,  A&B.o 
of  1874  gold  ee-<gold  $  CAD      o 

2<l  gen.  mon.,  series  "A"  &  "B"  (A  $2,505,000)  . 
Union  RR.,  2d  in.  (now  1st)  assumed  $  or  *,  gold.c 

21 
167 

1887 
1895 

Ifor.Ohio—  lstM.g.($ir),OOOp.m.)gu.p.&I.L.E  &W.O" 
Northern  I'ndlie  Ry.  -  Com.  stock,  $80,000,000.  . 

Nor.'pao.  RR.,  Mo.  Dlv.  ist  M.,  dr'natpar....o**r 
Gen  1st  M    gold  fa  at  11O                    ...o*&r 

205 
2,146 

eo^a 

182 

Seet 
See; 

1879 
1881 
1877 
1883 

1896 
1896 

St.  Paul  &  N.  P.  Hen.  M.,  I'd  grant,  assumed.  o*<kr 
New  mortgages  of  Northern  ravine  Ry.  — 
Prior  lieu  M.  $130,OuO,000  (told,  land  gr...e*&r 
Gen.  lien  M.  $  190,000,000,  g.,land  grant.  ..e*4r 

x  Exclusive  of  *24,590,OOO  held   by    trustee   of  the   mortgage   or    1896.  If  Coupon    bonds  F.    &    A.   registered   bonds    Q.-F. 

Berlin  at  4-20  marks  per  dollar.          }  4,519  miles,  including  29  miles  not  operated ;  spurs,  123  miles ;  trackage,  lines  ^  owned,  etc.,  41  miles. 


Wilm.  &  Balto.),  etc.    Value  of  all,  as  per  books,  $2,772,011.    The  in- 
come from  investments  In  1895  was  $295.539. 

LIABILITIES.— Jointly  with  the  Penn.  RR.  and  Phila.  &  Erie  this  com- 
pany guarantees  the  Allegheny  Valley  5  per  cent  loan  of  1870.  Mort- 
gages and  ground  rents  on  January  1. 1896,  were  $319,830.  Union  RR. 
firsts  for  $900,000  due  Jan.  1, 1895,  were  paid  from  sinking  fund. 

DIVIDENDS  paid  since  1882— From  1883  to  1886  Inclusive,  8 ;  in  1887, 
8  and  10 stock;  in  1888,  7;  In  1889,  8;  in  1890,  8  p.  o.;  in  1891,  7;  in 
1892,7;  in  1893,9;  in  1894,7;  in  1895, 7  p.  o.;  In  1896,  7  p.  o.;  In 
1897,  Jan.,  4  p.  c.. 

EARNINGS.— 2  months,  >  1897 Gross,  $1,074,517;  net,  $361,921 

Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.       $1896 Gross,       953,987;  net,    197,721 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  Deo.  31.  President's  report  for 
1896,  given  at  length  in  V.  64,  p.  371.  375,  showed  the  following : 

Tear  end.  Dee.  31—         1896.  1895.  1894.  1893. 

Gross  earnings $6.286,602   $6,506,028  $6,031,260   $6,881,806 

Net  earnings...            .    1,043,496      1,907,509      1,797,144      2,118,650 
Other  receipts 400,075        457,391         386,335        496,979 


Total  net  income....  $2,043,571  $2,364,900   $2,183,479  $2,615,629 

Rentals,  Ac                              43t>,f>92  4f>5,!»96          485,759          500,253 

Interest  on  debt 843,632  852,588         850,921         859,561 

Dividends ..(7)526,267  (7)526,267(7)526,267  (8)601,446 

Miscellaneous 159,490  378,191         210,840           94,174 


Balance,  surplus....  $77,590  $151,858  $109,692  $560,195 
—(V.  64,  p.  330,  371,374,  375.) 

Northern  »R.  of  New  Jersey;.— Owns  from  Bergen,  N.  J.,  to 
Sparkiu,  N.  Y.,  21  miles;  leases  Sparkillto  Nyack,  5  miles.  Operated 
by  Erie  RR.  for  68%  per  cent  of  its  gross  earnings.  Stock,  $1,000,000; 
par,  $100.  DIVIDENDS  since  1892  :  In  1893,  4H  p.  o.;  in  1894,  414  p. 
c.;  in  1895,  4>a;  in  1896,  4;  in  1897,  Jan.,  "2  p.  c. 

ANNUAL  REPORT. — For  fiscal  years  ending  June  30: 

Tear.  Rental.  Net.  Int., taxes.  Sal.,  stir.  Dividends. 

1895-6 $11-,241  $98,059  $56,O79  $41,980  (4  )  $40,OOi) 

1894-5 138,532  106,764  55,352  51,412  (413)  45,000 

— (V.  59,  p.  331;  V.  61,  p.  364;  V.  63,  p.  837.) 

Northern  Ohio  Hallway. —(See  Map  Lake  Erie  it:  Western.)— 
Owns  roail  from  Akron  to  Delphos,  O.,  165  miles;  branches,  2  miles. 
A  reorganization  of  Pittsburg  Akron  &  Western  sold  in  foreclosure 
Oct.  17, 1894.  Road  is  leased  in  perpetuity  to  L.  E.  &  W.  V.  62,  p.  826. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS. — Common  stock  (all  owned  by  L.  E.  &  W.)  $3,5-0,- 
OOO;  preferred  non-cumulative  5  p.  o.  stock,  $650.000;  par  of  each 
$1OO.  The  first  mortgage  is  for  $4.000,000  and  bonds  are  guaranteed, 
principal  and  interest,  by  Lake  Erie  <fe  Western  by  endorsement  on 
each  bond.  Bonds  for  $1,5OO,OOO  "are  only  to  be  Issued  at  not  to  ex- 
ceed $15.OOO  per  mile  of  completed  road  for  such  hereafter  constructed 
or  purchased  road,  if  any."  For  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross 
earnings  were  $149,469;  net,  $8,552;  charges,  $97,547;  deficit, 
$88,995.  Annual  interest  charge  now  $125,000.— V.  62,  p.  186. 

Northern  Pacific  Railroad.— The  property  of  this  company  was 
soldin  foreclosure  in  July.1896, and  on  Sept.  1  was  turned  over  to  the 
Northern  Pacific  Railway  Co.,  which  seebelow. 

Northern  Pacific  Hallway.— (See  Maps.)— Operates  one  of  the 
leading  lines  to  the  Pacific,  having  its  eastern  termini  at  St.  Paul, 
Minn.,  and  Ouliith.  Wis.  (the  head  of  Lake  navigation),  ami  run- 
ning thence  westerly,  traversing  the  great  wheat  belt  of  Minnesota 
and  North  Dakota,  the  mining  district  of  Montana  and  the  farming 
country  of  Washington  to  Taeoma  and  Seattle,  and  to  Portland,  Ore- 
gon, with  branches  to  Winnipeg,  etc.  The  system  comprises : 


Lines  ovjnrd  in  fee.  Miles. 

Ashland,  Wis.,  to   Portland, 
Ore.,  and  Wallula  Junction.  2, 157 


Old  St.  Paul  &  Nor.  Pacific. 
Bralnerd  10  St.  Paul,  etc.  . 


1S2 


Total  main  line 2,341 

Trackage  included 15 


Securities  substantially 
all  owned. 


Miles. 


Various br.  (V.63,  p.1013)... 2,027 
Owned  (but  not  operated) ...  29 
Spurs 122 

Total  system  Mar.  15,  '97 4,519 

Total  operated 4,490 


Also  has  20'95  miles  of  terminals  and  164  mile  i  of  water  lines. 

HI8TOKY.— This  Wisconsin  company  on  Sept.  1,1896.  succeeded  to  the 
railroads,  land  grant  and  other  property  of  the  Northern  Pacific  KR.. 
which  was  sold  in  foreclosure  In  July,  1896,  under  the  second  third  and 
consolidated  mortgages,  and  was  reorganized  with  the  co-operation  of 
J.  P.  Morgan  &  Co..  the  Deutsche  Bank  and  Drexel  it  Co. per  plan  in 
the  CllRoNICLK  of  March  21,  1896,  p.  55O. 

In  the  reorganization  the  $49,000,000  old  common  stock  paying  as- 
sessment of  15  per  ecnt  received  1OO  per  cent  of  new  common.  The 
$3f>, OOO.OOO  old  preferred  iiiiying  assessment  of  10  per  cent  received 
50  per  cent  in  new  common  and  the  same  of  new  preferred. 

As  to  the  company's  charter,  see  V.  63,  p.  1071.  The  St.  Paul  & 
Northern  Pacific,  previously  controlled  by  stock,  was  merged  in  De- 
t  ember,  1896,  and  is  now  owned  in  fee. 


The  original  Northern  Pacific  Company  was  chartered  by  Congress 
July  6, 1864,  and  its  road,  opened  450  miles  to  Bismarck,  was  fore- 
closed In  1875.  An  outlet  to  Chicago  was  acquired  in  1890  through, 
lease  of  the  Wisconsin  Central  and  ownership  of  the  Chicago  &  North- 
ern Pacific  (see  these  companies),  but  this  was  relinquished  by  the 
receivers  Sept.  25, 1893,  and  permanently  abandoned  in  the  reorgani- 
zation of  1896.  The  Northern  Pacific  will,  however,  when  the  reor- 
ganization of  the  Chicago  &  N.  P.  is  effected,  receive  for  its  interest 
in  the  Chicago  properties  certain  securities,  as  stated  under  Ch.  &  N.  P 
and  in  V.  62,  p.  725.  778.  Beside  the  Chicago  lines,  the  only  part» 
of  the  system  not  included  In  the  reorganization  are  the  Seattle  Lake 
Shore  &  Eastern  and  the  Central  Washington— see  these  companies. 

VOTING  TRUST.— Both  classes  of  stock  (except  sufficient  to  qualify 
directors)  are  vested  until  Nov.  1, 1901  (unless  surrendered  earlier  at 
their  discretion)  in  following  voting  trustees:  J.  Pierponfe  Morgan. 
August  Belmont,  Johnston  Livingston,  Charles  Lanier,  all  of  New  York,, 
and  Georg  Siemens  of  Berlin. 

STOCK. — The  new  preferred  stock  is  subject  to  call  in  whole  or  in> 
part,  at  par,  upon  any  first  day  of  January  prior  to  1917. 

Additional  preferred  stock  and  other  mortgages  can  be  issued  only- 
with  consent  of  a  majority  of  the  preferred  and  of  the  common  stock 
represented  at  a  special  meeting.  Pref.  stock  Is  '*  entitled  to  non-cum. 
dividends  to  the  extent  of  4  per  cent  per  annum,  payable  quarterly 
ont  of  surplus  net  earnings  in  each  fiscal  year  before  any  dividends  for 
such  year  shall  be  paid  on  the  common  stock."  In  any  fiscal 
year  in  which  4  per  cent  dividends  shall  have  been  declared  on. 
both  preferred  and  common  stock,  all  shares,  whether  preferred  or 
common,  shall  participate  equally  in  any  further  dividends  for  such 
year.  Dividends  upon  stock  registered  in  Berlin  may  l>e  collected  there- 
at  the  rate  of  4-20  marks  per  dollar.— See  also  V.  63,  p.  1071. 

BONDS.— Abstracts  of  the  new  Prior  Lien  and  General  Lien  mort- 
gages of  1896  (the  General  Lien  mortgage  being  in  all  respects  subjec*. 
to  the  other)  were  in  V.63,  p.  1012-1019,  and  the  statement  to  the  New? 
York  Stock  Exchange,  was  in  V.  63,  p.  1O72,  showing: 
Prior  lien  100-year  gold  4  per  cents  secured  by  mortgage 
to  the  Mercantile  Trust  Po.,  mortgage  trustee,  upon  the 
main  line,  branches,  land  grant,  equipment,  etc.,  of  the 
Railway  Co.,  and  on  all  property  subsequently  acquired 
with  the  proceeds  of  the  bonds.    The  prior  lien  bonds 
are  purchasable  with  land  sales  at  not  exceeding  110 
after  retirement  of  general  1st  mortgage  bonds  of  1881 
(but  are  not  subject  to  call),  not  over  $500,000  cash 

yearly  to  be  so  applied.    Total  issue $130,000,000» 

Issued,  or  about  to  be  issued,  to  carry  out  reorganization.         7j,&ro,joo 

Reserved  to  retire  Missouri  Division  bonds 1.776,000 

Do       $16,142.000  general  first  6s  of  1831 20,984,300 

Do       St.  Paul  &  N.  P.  and  Western  RR.  bonds 8,423,000- 

For  new  construction,  betterments,  equipment,  etc.,  under 
carefully  guarded  provisions  but  not  exceeding  $1,5OO,- 

000  per  annum 25,000,000- 

General  lien  gold  3  per  cents  (Farmers'  Loan  &  Trust  Co., 

mortgage  trustee) $190,000,000- 

Of  which  reserved  for  prior  lien  bonds /jo.ooo.ooo 

Issued,  or  about  to  be  issued  to  carry  out  reorganization.         jo.ooo,ooo 

For  new  construction,  betterments,  equipment,  etc 4,000,000 

Prior  lien  bonds,  as  shown  above,  are  reserved  to  retire  the  present 
divisional  bonds.  When  these  shall  have  been  retired,  the  prior  lien 
bonds,  by  direct  mortgage,  or  through  ownership  of  securities,  will  be 
the  first  mortgage  on  4,519  miles  including  (in  addition  to  the  4,326 
miles  shown  in V.  63,  p.  1070)  "lines  owned  but  not  operated",  29 
miles;  spurs,  123  miles;  trackage  and  road  half  owned,  41  miles. 
Said  bonds  are  now  (through  the  ownership  of  substantially  all  the- 
securities)  virtually  a  first  lien  on  2,077  miles.  Furthermore,  as  the 
prior  bonds  hold  $24,590,000  out  of  $40,732,000  of  the  Northern  Pacific 
Railroad  general  first  mortgage  bonds,  they  now  represent  more  than 
24-40ths  of  the  first  lieu  on  2,442  miles  additional,  and  on  the  mort- 
gaged land  grant,  subject  only  to  $1,776,000  Missouri  division  bonds. 
It  is  expected  at  an  early  date  to  retire  these  Missouri  division  bonds. 
Sinking  fund  operations,  it  is  believed,  will  rapidly  retire  the  out- 
standing $16,142,590  general  first  mortgage  bonds. 

No  additional  bonds  can  be  Issued  under  the  old  mortgages  assumed, 
nor  can  said  bonds  be  extended. 

An  abstract  of  the  general  .first  mortgage  of  1881  was  In  V. 
58,  p.  903.  The  sinking  fund  under  this  mortgage  must  receive  yearly 
an  amount  equal  to  at  least  one  per  cent  of  entire  issue,  but  the  pro- 
ceeds of  land  sales  to  whatever  amount  received  are  applicable  to  the 
redemption  of  the  bonds  at  110. 

LANI>  GRANT.— The  land  grant  was  12,800  acres  to  the  mile  in  the 
States  of  Minnesota  and  Oregon  and  25,600  acres  per  mile  in  the  (then) 
intermediate  territories.    The  lands  on  Deo.  1, 1896,  not  yet  sold  were: 
Acres.          Acres.     I  Acres. 

Minnesota. ..1,336,154  |  Montana ...15,801,143 

No.  Dak.  (east  i  Idaho  .  1,832,493 

of  Mo.  Riv. 1.2,402,720  'Washington...  ..8,670,333 

3.738,874  |  Oregon 146,763 

North  Dakota  (west  o  1 

Missouri  River) 4,149,267  |     Total  unsold  acreage.34,638,87* 


APRIL.  1897.  J 


RAILKOAD    STOCKS    AUD    BONDS. 


1O3 


nbMTtbrrs  will  rearer  a  great  faror  by  firing  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  dlerorered  In  these  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 

Bond* 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 

Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bonds-Pried  . 
pal.  When  Due. 
Stock*    Lad 

Rate  per 
OBB£ 

When 
Parable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
whom. 

on  8nt  pace  of  table*. 

Dividend. 

JT*rrt»s*mi  C«tl  Jtf.-lst  *„  82.0OO.OOO.  (...e* 
««r«k*m/M.nr.O*.—  UttL.mM.rM^.XUO...*' 

149 

B 

M 

4- 

4O 
10 
118 

1893 

!--.< 
1-77 
1888 

1-  '7 
1893 

\Mit 

1880 

DM 

91,000 
l.OOO 
1,000 
1,000 

too 

1.000 
1.000 
1OO 
500  Ac. 
100  Ac. 
1,000 

•907,000 
3.900,000 
5,154.000 
4.751,000 
2,769,200 
075,000 
360.000 
45O.OOO 
3.500.000 
999.780 
318.000 
759.500 
100,000 

4.400,000 
4.400.000 

5g. 

2  «• 
«*•• 

5  g. 
8  per  an. 

5g. 
5  per  an. 

6 

• 
5 

M.  A  N. 

J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 
A.  A  0. 
Q.-J.- 
M.  A   a 

M.   A      S 

J.  A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  J. 
F.  A  A. 
J.   A  D. 

N  v    Farm's  L.  AT.  Co. 
N.Y.WlnsTw.Lan'rAeo. 
N.Y.,8o.Pao.Co.,23Br'd 
do              do 
Boston,  Second  Nat.  Bk. 
Boston. 
Interest  pd.  as  earned. 
Pblla..  604  Chestnut  St. 
Oct.,'95,  coup,  last  paid 

May  1,  1933 
Jan.   1,  1939 
Jan.   1,  1907 
Oct.    1.  1938 
Apr.  1,  '97,  2% 
Mob.  l,  1P27 
Mob.  1.  1923 
Jan..'97.2i«% 
Apr.  1,   19-Mi 
Apr.   1,  1920 
Apr.  1.  1920 
Aug.  1.  1909 
June  1.  1919 

OoasoL  M.  <r.il,000.000>.gold.lrt  M-on  197m.c-*r 
forwWA  4  Wtnttttr    PraTatoek.  8  p.  e.  rental.... 
Boiidi  inot  X.i.tnlgo.  uaderloan.  V.  61.  p.  664 
flinir  1  Trfn-i    IrtTf    99,000  p.  •.,  goM  

«B-*si»  JfiM  *K.  —stock  (5  p-e.remt.OeD.  of  N.  J.)  .  .  . 
Oflm+.4Lmlt»Oknmflmin    OeasolkKnowlst  M.I 

Saratoga  A  M.  Law.  1st  It.  for99OO,OOO.  guar.  .r 
N«w  ScccarrtEs  IMI-ABL*  L'.«i>»  FLAK. 

.... 

188* 

Boston  Security  Oo. 

1st  mortgage.  94.400,066,  Void      .  ..          

127 

1897 

5g. 

A.  A  0. 

1937. 

•Pr«Ttoa»  to  1897  J.  A  1. 

oa  Dee.  1, 1896,  *as  glren 


ar.an.il  7.3  iO.s  redncUonof  «l.6«-l.37O  as  compared  with  the  old 
•oompur  The  ann-ial  slaking  road  (or  ta*  redemption  nf  general 
•rsl  mortgage  bond*.  If  BOtfuUr  met  bf  the  satos  of  lands.  will  be 
•rorided  by  tae  lssoe»f  prior  Unloads  res.rrsd  laar«r*r. 

KABXIXO*.—  Oa  Sept  1.  1899.  oosapaay  i 
4k*  entire  system  laeladlBg  •».  Paul  * 
Unes  horvtofera  leased  but  BOW  owned.  K 


•rorided  by  tae  lssoe»f  prior  Un 

mmiaiiil  the  ocorattoa  ef 
orthern  Paetae  aad  othar 
Kamlags  kayo.  been: 
mm  Sept.  1  to  Ow.  •!.  1399.  4  awatka. 


Jan.  1  to  Feb.  M.  1897  ft 


).  gra**,  91.948.373;  net,  8399.317. 


AJ»C4L  Ktr. >*T  -Report  tor  10»* »J  was  !•  V.  61.  p.  3«4  and  564 
ad  statements  for  1*95-96  In  V.  83.  p.  1O71. 


Oross  earnings   9I9.863.19O  917.434.981  919^47, . 

Vetsamlags 97.775.071    9o.US.299    94.731JM9  99.49M97 

Tax**                                 f50W,709       9301.716       9495ji3S  9I62.34O 

totals,  fM. 163.190          357.339          155.O69  149.695 

~  94.110.19T  99,790^93 

435.710          391ttJ9          339.9O3  &49.8O3 

,^6»7.9U"  9X397,483    94.449.999  99.34O.166 


ward  D.    M*aM.  Ofcarias  H. 
..   K>e«  B.  T»osis< 
Lrsde  9totsoa.  Klwtn   W. 


of  Directors.  Edward    D.  Adams. 


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Manamr.  J.  W  K*o.lrl*k,  8*.  Paol;  O«M 
fc9totssa"«w  York,  aaddaarto*  W.  8aaa.m. 
ffVsMMBd  at9*.PaaL  Nrw  York  oiBee.  35  W 


135.  161.  W~.  331.  424.  ossv) 


Osasral  . 

.FaaL  TheaaalnoOloe* 
Wan  8t.-(V.  94.  p.  93. 


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wra  Rf.  Ox  la  Auo.t.  M94.  arrayed  with  Orafoa  By.  A 
Co.  to  ran  joint  trains  lalo  Portland. 


k  «93.000.000.  owned  by  said  tana  **m-.aBl«s 

A  «*r.  Co..  40  per  coat  br  V*.  IMaoaad  30  per  cent  by 

^^^HEL  RR>.  aadheMby  OMtral  Trast  Oa.  at  Ifow  York,  to  bo 
'    >r  wHMta  tola*  flak.  fnad.whlehU  to eaaeel  the  bond* 


io«.  -The  nrst  mortgage  Is  far  95.OOO.OOO.   The  sinking  I 
tkoboads  br  maturity,  bonds  being  drawn  at  II O  aad  .. 
pacambar.  (999,  81.090.000  9nto  had  been  Usaed.  of    which 


fund  Is  to 

_  turltr.  bond*  bolag  drawa  at  11O  awi 
996.  91.690.000  arsts  had  beea  Usaed, 
retired  by  slaklag  faad.    (V.  93.  p.  116.) 

<CaHfornl«>.-TBls   was  a  oonsoltda- 


To 
41M.OOO  had 

North 

«on  in  M.r.  IM  L  Ow.s39OaUla.of  railroad,  leased  for  99  years  front 
J°yn1-  19M.  to  the  9*Blhsm  Paetne  Co.  Lsasm  pays  Hied  charge* 
•ixf  6  p.  e.  oa  stoek.  If  earned,  and  rstolBi  rnrptas. 

n«*aaMal  atoak  aathnrtsed  Is  93t.OOO.OOO.  par  9IOO:  Usned  913.- 

•96.000. all  bat  f  I83.»00  belag  ownod  by  SoatnVrn  Paette  Company. 

•  >iiiirM.-9  mo<  Orosa.  9W5.973;  net.  936,019 

Jan.  I  to  Fob.  M.  I  1899 Ones.    310.547;  uet.    92^91 

xl  poau  92.202^39;  act.  9436.D23:  la  1895  cro...  92.O29.996i 
Mt.  9442,819;  I  a  tores*,  taxas,  oto..  963O.473;  bal..  deflclt,  81S7.854: 

E52!!!UfJ*Ma7-    «-»»w4gra*a.92.16«U31;  net,r 
«ther  laoonto.  9127>71:  anrpla*  otror  eaar<«  la  1994. 9906.709. 

Mart  fcw  i  alarm  Coal  my^-AUe«  •»  Bay,  wu.,  to  91  Ural*  Rlrer 


9i.000.0ba  7MortgW.tru.te 


Chartered  In  1892.    Capital  stock  . 
I*  Farmers'  Loan  A  Trust  Co..  New  York  . 


...  ..  . 

For  year  ending  June  3<),  1496.  gross.  910.741;  net.  99.867;  mlsoel. 
receipts  (real*  aad  dock  aarntngs),  835.0)7:  tntorest  charge,  941,530; 
balance,  surplus  (or  year,  93,304. 


Norwich  A  Worcester  Km.—  Owns  from  Norwleh.  Conn.,  to 
Worcester.  Mass.,  59  miles;  branch,  Norwich  to  Allrn's  Point.  7  miles; 
total.  66  mile*.  Also  owns  entire  capital  stoek  (95OO.OOO)  of  the  Nor- 
vtok*K«w  York  Traasp.Oa..  operating  boat  !!••  to  N.Y.  City.  L-aaed 
to  New  Bngland  RR.  for  99  years  from  Feb.  1.  1869;  rental  Is  S  per  oent 
on  preferred  .lock:  lease  was  mod  I  fled  from  January  1.  1897.  See  V. 
64.  p.  664.  msskbnUsrs  hare  voted  to  extend  the  road  from  Allyn's 
!•  US  r....r,,t.,,,..;  ,„.:... 

Bu>oa.-Ia  1897  permission  to  Issue  93.0OO.OOO  of  bonds  was  asked 
from  the  Oonaeettoal  Legislature.  Bonds  of  1897  (not  mortgage)  for 
9675.000  war*  lisas*  In  March  to  redeem  the  94OO.OOO  6s  duo  liar.  1, 
1997.  aad  for  Boating  debt;  additional  bonds  may  N>  Issued  to  psy  for 
extensions.  etc.  Year  eadlngjqn*  SO.  1896.  receipt*.  9M7.104:  ex- 

000-.  dlrldead,  8  p.  e.  (oa92.769.2OO  pref.). 

tor  year.  9LO^.    Total  surplus  June  30. 


(V. 


p.  699:  V.  94,  p.  83.  135,  470.  664.) 
from  SaUmwaoa.  N.  Y..  to  Dayton.  O..  888 
•ity.  34    miles:  other  branches.  9  miles;  total 
awlllaes-CleTfUni  *  Kahonlng  Valler  UK., 


L 


OWBWt 

1 24  miles;  Shatoa  Railway.  16  mile.;  New  OaUle  *  dk^Bango  Wller! 
17  miles;  YouagstoWB  A  Aastlntown  Kr  .  1O  mllet;  Westerman  RR.; 
3  mile*;  total  liana.  169  miles ;  total  operated.  6OO  miles. 

A  risrs-sBlsalma  of  the  Nsw  York  Peaniylranta  A  Onio,  «old  In  fore- 
Erie  reorgaa-iatlon  plan  tue  Erie 
.     «mmsd  the  prior  lien  Indebtedness, 

--.—, .ata.   The  new  stock  aad  bonds  are  owned  by  the 

Rne  RR.  aad  Rrlo  seeuritie*  were  glren  In  exehange  for  the  old 
lualor  bonds  and  stoek.  A  boadboldscs'  trust  has  been  formed  to  re- 
eel  re  Intorest  and  dlrldon  Is  aeorulag  on  the  Erie  securities,  and  dis- 
tribute them  rslanly  among  the  old  N.  Y.  P.  A  O.  Urst  mortgage  bond- 
holAira.  So*  V.  61,  i>  i : .  V  •• :.  p  i  . :.  549.  9O9;  V.  63.  p.  IK>. 

Ofomrr  A  Wrsirrn  KK.— Owns  road  In  operation  from  Hawklns- 
rllle  to  Dublin.  40  mile.;  graded  from  Hawklnsrllle  to  Ororanla.  13 
miles.  Successor  to  Empire  A  Dublin,  sold  In  foreclosure  Sept.  6, 1*92. 
Htoek  aathortsed.  9477 .600 ;  outstanding.  936O.OOO ;  par  •  1  <MI.  Mort- 
gam  hi  In-  9177.000.  Intorest  I.  paid  a*  earned.  New  - 
TAMlNNa*.  Trustee,  Koran tllofruM  Company.  Year 


31. 1996.  croaa. 


Trustee  Maran Ml*  Trast  Company. 

.-:••..!.;.  M    -:.-.-•• 


ew  York  office, 
ending  Deo. 

_  Mime.— Own*  from  Nolan's  Point  (Lake  Hopatoong)  to 
Sparta  lor  Ogdoo  Miaa),  N.  J..  1O  miles.  Leased  (or  999  yearsTrom 
Jm  1.  1882.  to  Central  RR.  of  k.  J.  (or  5  p.  e.  par  annum  oa  capital 
atoakaad 9&OO  yearly  for  organliatsoa  azpaaaaa. 


Lake  rkam 


.lain   HK.-')w,,« 

»nrg.  H.  Y..  118  mils*,  aad  leases b 

In  perpetnlty  to  the  Central  Vermont  RR.  Oo.  (or 
ar»ui.T.— The  Oaatral  Vermont  wa<  plaoe-t  In  re- 


from  Rouse' • 
9  miles. 


took  eaarge  as  separata  reortrer. 
t« 


i    *•.     invtt    n 

V.  64.  p.  567. 

Par*pn«.  Chairman; 


Wllllan 


Inmojla.  Thomas  Denny.  Jr..  Chas.  R.  Bstt.  Philip  V.  R.  Ely.  Orcr  97 
par  eaat  of  ta*  consols  hare  been  depo«lted  with  this  committee, 
and  salt  has  bara  broutht  to  foreclose  the  mnrua<n.  Depositaries, 
Central  Trust,  N.  Y.  or  Old  Colony  Trust.  Boston.— V.  63.  p.  358,  4O2. 

RBOBOA»tziTi<><<  I'r  >v -Plan.  V.  63,  p.  35S.  anthorlxes  the  Issn- 
aaeaof  ta*  n*w  securities  shown  In  table  abore.  Old  l*t  consols  to 
reorfre  1 1O  par  eent  la  aew  bonds  and  80  per  cent  In  stock  New  bonds 
i  ssairm  to  retire  guaranteed  bonds  of  1888  for  9318.OOO  (on  La.  M. 
Val.  Ex.  RR.)  aad  for  ImproremeaU.  ate. 

Or.  as  an  alMmatlre.  th*  plan  prorlde*  for  an  sra  »ndr  I  lease  to  the 
Central  Vermont,  guaranteeing  rail  payment  of  hack  Intirest.  future 
latonot  aad  maintenance  of  the  property,  or  sale  of  old  consols  to  a 
syndicate  or  railroad  company  at  1O5  aad  bank  Interest. 

Stoek.  SOSSSSOM.  93.O77.DOO  (par,  31OOi.  of  which  *1,*«1.OOO  Is  owned 

.\\  Vt,:  prrftrrrd.  95OO.    Of  th«  guaranteed  bond*  of  1848  (oa 

I.;i  Millie  Valley  Exton*ion  KR.,  12  mile*,  now  partially  abandoned). 

48.OOO  are  payable  yearly  (since  1893.)    Loans  and  bill*  payable  Deo. 

81.  93.VOOO:  Intorest  on  funded  debt  due  and  accrue.!.  9240.782. 

BARXIXOS.— For  sl«  months  ending  Da-i.  31.  1890,  gross.  9428,296) 
•at.3112.46i;  iiit.-r..i  taxes,  eto..  f  133,142;  bal,  deficit,  920,478. 
In  1895.  gross,  n  120,^66;  net.  9151.817. 

RKroKT.— Expert  Llttln'*  rep  .n  on  Central  Vermont  (V.  61,  p.  606) 
rare  statement  nf  earning*  fur  O.  A  L.  C  .  «howlng  loss  to  lessee  In 
l895-96of  411-J..V.M  and  in  1HU1-U5  of  9108.516.  For  yean  ending 
June  3O  company's  flgurcs  show: 

Irnti.  Irt.  O'h'r  in'.  Int.Jai'i.rlc.     H linnet. 

18954.... 9754.440         91O2.420        93.8OO       82'lo.622     def.954  402 

.ill        267.011      snr.    4.172 

1893-4....  781.090  258.430  4563  267,643  def.  4.U50 
-T.  64,  p.  374,  518,  567. 


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RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

pal,  When  Due. 
Slocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  heading*,  *r..  see  note* 
on  tint  page  of  tables. 

Rate  per 
Cent 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

OMo  4  JHt*i*rippt—8*e  BAI.T.  &  OHIO  SOUTHWEST. 
WHO  W»«r—  1st  m.  [«2.00O,OOO1,  $12,OOO  p.  m.,  g.o' 
Oen.  M.  (for*3,OOO.OOO>,  gold.  1st  on  39  miles.,  c- 
Ravennw.  8p.  A  Glen.lut  :sr.,gold,gii..p.Ai.(cnd.)c- 
HuntlnirtonABIgS.  1st  M.«£400,0<X»,  gold,  gu  o' 
Rli>leyAMilICre«-kliitM.g..giiar.p.Al.,enrt.o-Ar 
Ohio  Hirer  <t  Chart.—  Stock  ($2,474,200  is  6  p.c.pf.) 

169 
208 
33 
12 
13 

1886 

1SS7 

1K1IO 

1892 
1888 

1897 
1P97 
1881 

$1,000 

ilooo 

$2,OOO,OOO 
2.698.0OO 
341,000 
3OO.OOO 
50,000 
6,185,500 
(1) 
365.OOO 
3t924,OOO 
120,000 
2,798,000 
See  text. 
957,000 

£  2,394,600 

16,308,900 
1,645,000 
200,000 
498,000 
4,750,000 
3,000,000 
2,081.000 
See  text. 
1,912,000 
600,000 
(1) 
225,000 
(1) 
<»> 
2,376,000 

5g. 
5  g. 
6g. 
6  g. 
6g. 

J.  &  D. 
A.  &  O. 
P.  A  A. 
J.   A   J. 
P.  A  A. 

N.Y.,  Central  Tr.  Co. 
do              do 
do              do 
New  York  or  1'liila. 
Phlla.,  E.  W.Clark  A  Co. 

June  1,  193» 
Apr.  1,  1937 
Aug.  1,  192O 
July  1.  192Z 
1938 

100 
1,000 
l.OOO 
l.OOO 

7 
6g. 
6g- 

P.&AJ5 
J.    A  D. 

OMo  Southern—  Receivers'  certificates,  gold.  . 
1st  mort.,  94.OOO.OOO  <*15,UOO  p.  m.)  gold  0' 

.... 

June,  '96,  pd.  Sept.,  '96 

June  1,  1921 

General  (2d)  niorWaKe,  (for  $2,800,000),  gold..  o- 
Oonsol.  (SdimortgMce,  fr8.000.OOO,  gold  

.... 

1889 
1894 

1  M!I5 
IHMti 

1888 

1,000 

Sg' 
5  g. 

5  A  o 

5  5  «• 

(5  g. 

6 
41,, 

1" 

!g- 

4 
5 
5g. 

M.  A  N. 

See  text 
J.   A   J. 
J.    A   J. 
Q.-J. 
Various 
J.   A  D. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 
P.  A  A. 
J.    A  D. 

J."A"J. 

J.    A  D. 

May  ,'95,  coup,  last  paid. 

May  1,  1921 
1944 
Monthly. 
July  1,  192* 
July  1,   1938 
Jan,  1  '97,1%%,. 
Aug.,  1897 
Dec.   1,  1897 
Apr.  1,  1904 
1904  A  1938 
Feb.   1,  1924 
Dec.   1,  1925- 
1927 
Jan.   1,  1910 
Dec.  1,  1903 

Car  trust*  Deo.,  1895  ($319,000  are  6a)  

108 
108 

l.OOO 
1,000 
10O 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
1,000 

1,000*1' 
l.OOOAe 

July,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 
do             do 
Boston,  Office, 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
Boston,  N.  E.  Trust  Co. 
Boston,  Office. 

G«n.ooneol.M.,Kold,gu.  by  Chea.O.A8.W.,end.o* 

•75-6-7 
1882 

1884 
•84-'88 
1894 
1895 
1897 
1880 
1893 

.... 

Bunds  not  mort.  (*750,OOO  '84,  due  July,  1904)  .r 

Bonds  (authorised  $3,000,000)  o*r 
Bonds,  $3,000,001)  (authorized  Sept.  29,  1890).. 
Boston  Clin.  P.  A  N.  B.  mort..  Int.  guar.  by  rental.o 
Old  Colony  Steamboat  bonds,  gold  (not  mortO.c* 

issii 

1,000 

Plymouth  &  Mlddlehoro  ]stM.,lnt.guar.(end.).o* 
fmana  llrnlget<t  Terminal  Ri/.-lstM.($5,000,OOO) 
Omaha  K.  C.  £  Eastern—  1st  M.  (see  text),  gold..c* 
Omaha  <t  SI.  L,  KK.—lst  M.,  g.,  subj.  to  call  at  par. 

15 

ii's 

1892 
1893 

1891! 
1896 

5 

J.   A   J. 

Boston. 

Jan.    1,  1912 

1,000 

New  York. 
New  York. 

Sept.  1,  192ff- 
1901 

*g- 

J.   A   J. 

Int.,  etr..  Balance. 

$278.380  sur.  $21,713 

270,628  sur.     19,533 

263,322  def.     15,149 

264,433  sur.    22,381 

243,776  sur.    72,626 


Ohio  RIverHR.— ROAD.— Owns  from  Benwood.ou 
vVest  Va.,  to  Huutiugton,  West  Va.,  208  miles ;  trackage  Into  Wheel 
Ing,  4  miles;  leases  Huntington  A  Big  Sandy  Railroad  (opened 
early  in  1893),  Quntlngton  to  Kenova,  West  Va.,  on  the  Norfolk  A 
Western's  new  line,  11  miles;  operates  Ravenswood  Spencer  A  Glen- 
vllle  By,  Ravenswood  to  Spencer,  33  in.;  Ripley  A  Mill  Creek  Valley,  13 
m.;  total,  269  miles. 

STOCK.— Authorized,  $6,000,000;  outstanding,  $5,915,430;  par,  $100- 

BONDS.— Trustee  of  the  first  and  the  general  mortgage  Is  the  Fidelity 

Ins.  Tr.  A  Safe  Dep.  Co.  of  Phila.    The  R.  S.  A  G.  mortgage  is  for  $400,- 

000.    December  31, 1896,  there  were  Mils  payable,  $150,000,  and  In 

treasury  were  $247,350  of  bonds  Issued. 

EABNINOS.— On  223  miles,  ( 1897 Oross, $68,075 ;  net,$21,824 

Jan.  1  to  Jan.  31  (1  month.)  $1896 Gross,    75,753;   net,    23,129 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  Den.  31.    Report  for  1896,  with 
balance  sheet,  was  in  V.  64,  p.  661,  showing  earnings  as  follows  on 
223  miles: 
Teat —  Gross.    Op.  ex.  &  taxes.      Net. 

1896 $970,023     $669,930     $300,093 

1895 887,271       597,110       290,161 

1894 712,431        461,258       248,173 

IH'.lii.   .          .     790,261        503,447        286,814 

1892 795.135       478,733       316,402 

Ravenswood  Spencer  &  Glenville  gross  for  1895,  $57,43O;  surplus 
over  operating,  taxes,  Interest;  etc.,  $1,217.  Ripley  A  Mill  Creek  Val- 
ley gross,  18»5,  $16,634;  surplus  over  charges,  $1,147.  (V.  62,  p. 
946;  V.  64,  p.  661.) 

Ohio  River  &  Charleston  Ry.— Owns  road  from  Camden, 
8.  C.,  to  Marion,  N.  C.,  171  miles.  Also  in  operation  In  Tennessee  from 
Allisons'  Mill-  to  North  Carolina  State  line,  32  miles ;  in  Kentucky 
swued  Richardson  to  Whitehouse,  8  miles.  A  reorganization  in  1894 
of  the  Charleston  Cincinnati  A  Chicago. 

BONDS  FOR  EXTENSION.— In  January,  1897,  It  was  announced  that 
an  extension  would  oe  built  from  Blacksburj ,  S.  C.,  to  Gaffney,  8.  C., 
and  that  an  issue  of  bonds  thereon  had  been  underwritten.  On  ex- 
tensions in  North  and  South  Carolina.it  is  said,  $600,000  of  bonds 
in  all  will  be  issued.  June  30, 1896,  current  liabilities  were  $59,179; 
current  assets,  $38,669.  e«e  V.  64,  p.  181. 

In  year  ending  June  30,  l(-96,  grops,  $200,069;  net,  $26,754;  taxes, 
etc.,  $17,288  ;  balance,  surplus,  $9,466;  total  surplus  to  (late,  $23,371. 
In  year  1895,  gross,  $lsti,819.  lu  year  1894,  gross,  $168,456;  net, 
$24,951. 

Office,  310  Chestnut  St.,  Philadelphia.  President,  Samuel  Hunt;  Sec- 
retary, John  J.  Collier.  (V.  61,  p.  27;  V.  64,  p.  181.) 

Ohio  Southern  RR.— Owns  Springfield,  O.,  to  Wells  ton,  118  miles 
and  Branches,  80  miles ;  extension  from  Springfield  to  Lima.  68  miles 
(completed  in  Dec.,  1893) ;  total,  266  miles.  Lima  A  Northern  has 
built  a  line  from  Lima  northerly  to  a  junction  with  the  Wabash.  oee  V. 
61,  p.  925.  Traffic  principally  bituminous  cual. 

STOCK,  ETC.— Stock  outstanding,  $3,840,000 ;  par  $100. 

RECEIVERSHIP— DEFAULT— SALE.— Receivers  appointed  May  11  1895 
Receivers  are  now  N.  E.  Matthews  and  If.  P.  (iraf  (appointed  8ept 
18,  1896,  in  place  of  J.  R.  Megrue.  V.  61,  p.  32.5.  First  mortgage 
coupons  due  June  1,  1896,  were  paid  in  Sept.,  '96.  De  ember  '9  i 
intere-t  on  firsts  was  not  paid.  Foreclosure  sale  under  the  2d  mort"a"0 
has  been  indefinitely  postponed. 

COMMITTEES.— First  Mortgage:  Chairman,  W.  A.  Rea<1  of  Vermilye  A 
Co.,  Simon  Borg,  Henry  Sanford,  Edwin  S.  Hooley  and  Thomas  Denny. 

General  Mortgage :  John  I.  Waterbury,  President  Manhattan  Trust 
Company,  No.  1  Nassau  Street,  New  York,  James  D.  Smith,  Chair- 
man, No.  42  Broad  Street.  N.  Y.,  Jules  8.  Bache,  Rush  C.  Hawkins  W 
S-  w 'ley  and  E.  L.  Oppenheim;  depositary,  Manhattan  Trust  Co.,  N. 
Y— V.  61,  p.  27,1065;  V.  62,  p.  139,  32o.  July  16,  1896,  trust  re- 
ceipts for  $i,2»5,ooo  deposited  general  mortgage  bonds  were  listed 
on  the  >ew  ^ ork  Stock  Exchange.  A  reorganization  planls  in  prepar- 
ation, but  has  been  delayed  for  various  reasons. 

RECEIVERS'  CERTIFICATES.— Certificates  for  $120,000  (July  1895) 
were  pledged  for  funds  to  pay  first  mortgage  coupons  due  June  i,  1895 
their  lien  Is  subsequent  to  the  firsts.  V?61,p  152  367  Additional 
oertim-atcs  for  $365,OOO,  having  a  lien  prior  to  the  first  mortgage, were 
etc  V  64rpa374  424  *"  Pr°'''de  """ overdue  oar  *""*.  labf  r  claTms! 

BONDS. -Both  the  first  and  the  general  mortgages  are  to  the  Central 

Trust  Company,  as  trustee.     Of  the  consols  only  $200,000  have  been 

executed ;  they  are  held  as  collateral  for  car  trusts.    Car  trusts  mature 

about  $150,000  yearly  in  monthly  Instalments.    In  December,  1895 

^ebt  was  $326,000 ;    In  April,  1896,  generals  for  $287,000 


1896'  Kr°88>  $686'336' 


$774,512 


Al?'U«L»RE.p«0oRTTLFl80al  7ear  end8  June  30-    Statement  for  1895  6 
"  50h'rg          18°5-U  ""  •W"1'"*-  The  cartr 


The  cartrusU 


Qros*.  Net.       Int.  •*  taxer.      Oth.  int.        Sal.  sur.. 

1895-8  $313,780    $295,361    $368.120  (»)  def.$72,759> 

1894-5 784,730      358,601       354,095        16,133     def.   11.627 

18934 632,020      338,839      291,123        22,333     sur.  25,384 

— (V.  63,  p.  229,  459,  515.  560,  S»8  ;  881,923, 1010;  V.  64,  p.  42,  83,. 
135, 181,  331,  374,  424,  566.) 

Ohio  Valley.— Extends  from  Evansvllle,  Ind.Tvia  Princeton  on  th« 
Chesapeake  Ohio  A  Southwestern,  to  Hopkinsville,  Ky.,  139  miles,  of 
which  21  miles,  Princeton  to  Oracle,  Is  leased;  branches,  9  miles. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Stock  Is  $2,162,200  (par,  $100),  $1,297,500- 
of  which  sold  In  1891  conditionally  to  the  Chesapeake  Ohio  A  South- 
western, but  the  conditions  of  purchase  were  not  fulttlled.  Sundry 
accounts  payable  July  1, 1893,  $442,011;  car  liens,  $16,139.  The  gen- 
eral mort.  trustee  is  Central  Trust  Co.  In  Dec.,  1893,  John  McLeod 
was  appointed  receiver.  In  Deo.,  1896,  road  ordered  sold,  but  sale  not? 
to  occur  belore  June  1.  Upset  price,  $1,050,000.  V.  64,  p.  42. 

Bondholders'  Committee. — Appointed  in  Dec.,  1896,  Frank  Russak,  R.. 
L.  Edwards,  Marcus  Mayer,  John  B.  Westbrook.  Cord  Meyer;  deposit- 
ory, Bank  of  State  of  JM.  Y.,  N.  Y.  City.  V.  64,  p.  288. 

EARNINGS.— For  years  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $362,581 ;  net, 
$100,462;  rentals,  etc.,  $14,040;  balance,  surplus,  $86,422.  In  1894-5,.. 
gross,  $355,961;  net,  $90,OO2.— (V.  60,  p.  481 ;  V.  64,  p.  42,  288.) 

Old  Colony  RR.  (ITlass.)— Owns  road  from  Boston  to  Province- 
town,  Mass.,  Newport,  R.  I.,  etc.,  495  miles;  leases,  108  miles;  total,., 
operated.  603  miles.  See  SUPPLEMENT  of  September,  1894.    Will  use 
the  new  Union  Station  In  Boston  when  completed.— (V.  62,  p.  547.) 

LEASE. — In  1893  leased  to  the  New  York  New  Haven  A  Hartford 
for  99  years.  About  $5,000,000  of  the  stock,  included  in  table  above, 
was  exchanged  for  New  Haven  stock,  and  Is  held  bv  that  company. 
The  lease  provides  for  dividends  of  7  p.  c.  per  annum  on  stock  not* 
exchanged.  See  V.  56,  p.  247,  374. 

STOCK,  ETC.— An  Increase  of  stock  from  $12,000,000  to  $15,000,000 
was  authorized  in  Nov.,  1889,  and  a  further  issue  of  $2,000,000  to 
raise  the  grade  of  Boston  &  Providence  track  for  four  miles,  and 
$3,000,000  fur  terminal  improvements  in  Boston  have  been  author- 
ized, making  total  authorized  $20,000,000.  In  April,  1897,  $200,000 
of  stock  was  sold;  total  outstanding  $16  308,400.  In  Jan.,  1897,. 
$400,000  of  4  p.  c.  bonds,  due  1925,  were  sola  for  refunding  and; 
$2,200,000  4s  of  1927  (part  of  $3,000,000  authorized  in  fceptember, 
1896),  were  sold  for  refunding  6s  and  4^s  due  Aug.  and  Dec.,  1897.— V. 
63,  p.  602;  V.  64,  p.  231.  None  of  the  Old  Colony  bonds  are  secured  by 
mortgage. 

FLOATING  DBBT.— Loans  and  bills  payable  June  30, 1896.  were  $872,- 
900,  against  $789,461  in  1895,  but  bonds  have  been  sold  »ince. 

DIVIDENDS  since  1881— In  1882,  6>s;  1883  to  July,  1891,  both  in- 
clusive, at  the  rate  of  7  per  cent  yearly;  In  December,  1891  (dividends 
changed  to  quarterly),  2»10  per  cent;  In  1892,7;  in  1893,  March,  IV 
per  cent;  June,  213;  thereafter  1%  per  cent  quarterly  under  the  lease. 

ANNUAL  REPORT. —Operations  since  July  1,  1893,  are  Included  in  N. 
Y.  N.  H.  &  H.  report,  but  the  company's  statement  of  Improvements, 
for  the  year  ending  June  30,  1890,  with  general  balance  sheet,  was 
given  in  V.  63,  p.  650.— (V.  63,  p.  358,  459,  602,  6SO,  1159;  V.  04, 
p.  42,  234,  664.) 

Omaha  Bridge  it  Terminal  Ry.— This  company  owns  and 
operates  a  double  track  steel  railway  bridge  across  the  Missouri  River 
between  the  cities  of  Omaha,  Neb.,  and  Council  Bluffs.  la.  Also  a 
line  of  railway  netween  Omaha,  South  Omaha  and  East  Omaha,  Neb., 
and  Council  Bluffs,  la.  In  April,  1896,  had  in  operation  39  miles  of  track. 
It  has  counectious  with  all  the  leading  railroads  reaching  Omaha. 
Mortgage  of  1893  covers  the  bridge  at  Omaha  and  the  lands  and  other 
property.  A  union  station  is  to  he  built  at  Omaha  to  cost  about  $2,000,- 
OOO.  President,  John  Lowber  Welsh,  Philadelphia.  (V.  62,  p.  41,  234 ; . 
V.  63,  p.  969.) 

Omaha  Kansas  City  &  Eastern  RR.— Incorporated  July  24 
1896,  to  construct  a  road  from  Pattonsburg,  Mo.,  to  Trenton,  Mo.,  30s 
miles,  to  connect  the  Quincy  Omaha  A  K.  C.  (135  mile*)  and  tbe  Omaha 
A  St.  Louis  (145  miles) ,  which  roads  will  ultimately  be  consolidated  with, 
the  O.  K.  C.  A  E.,  as  will  also  the  K.  C.  A  Northern  Connecting  Ky.,  72 
miles.— See  V.  63,  p.  190. 

BONDS.— The  O.  K.  C.  &  E.  flrst  mortgage  bonds  are  to  be  issued  at 
$20,000  per  mile  on  road  built  and  to  be  built  from  Beardstown,  111.,  or 
other  point  east  of  Mississippi  River,  to  Kansas  City  and  Omaha,  or 
Council  Bluffs  (see  V.  64,  p.  84)  with  additional  aiuouats  for  termin- 
als, equipment  and  bridge  over  Mississippi  River,  If  built;  a  portion  of 
the  authorized  issue  willbe  reserved  for  future  improvements  on  the 
line  aforesaid.  Contracts  for  building  34  miles  were  let  in  December, 
1896.— V.  63,  p.  190,  459  1116;  V  64,  p«  84. 

Omaha  &  St.  Louts  |RR.— Owns  Council  Bluffs,  la.  to  Pkttons- 
buvg,  Mo..  145  miles 

HISTORY,  ETC.— Successor  In  June,  1896  (per  plan  V.  62,  p.  41, 1177) 
of  the  Omaha  A  St.  Louis  Railway,  sold  in  foreclosure  Jan.  27.  The 
new  company  Is  to  exist  until  consolidation  with  Quiney  Omaha  A  K. 
O.  is  effected,  when  the  consolidated  company  will  be  operated  In  close 


APRIL,  18U7.J 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS, 


107 


aaaaertbers  will  confer  •  (real  Carol  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  may  error  discovered  In  I  hex-  Tables. 


tiiuif— Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 
stock*— La*t 
Dividend. 


KAII.K...M.- 


ror  trr1— **"-  of  column  beading*.  *e-.  tee  Bole* 


*tlOOgu.p.«Llend)  c- 
O»nr  AS; 


$3,000,000 


of 
Road 


YOU  tr.  cert. 
.dfnallOO.c     940 
Cold. c*  1,063 


Or»»«»  Utmrl  £4»s  MM.— 

Or.  8aJ>  1st  M.'.  p!  *  L.  gold-^seeV.63.  p.602. .  f 
Utaa  a  Harth'a  1st  morl.  913/MM>  par  mile. . .  e- 

CoasoL  M..  ITU..  $15,000  p.  m.,..  f.  not  di-njt.c'     . 
CeasoL  1st  mortgage,  936500,000.  gold.  1890       1. 


Date 
of 


1--7 


:-  ... 


4-  . 
,479 


.     i  A.  0  par  cants,  97,1*0.000 

oarlcs  B.  S  par  esattar  8  years.  910.000.000. 


>  Of  wklek  DL 
Jan.  1,  IWM.9% 


:..    :. 


1886 
9  '7 

1-.- 

1-..7 


-: -f.i<r 

Par 
Value. 


*1,000 
100 


Amount 

Ouuu 


919.625,000 
3.000.000 


1OO  24.000.0OO 

1OO  1O.998.5IK) 

1.000  4,401.000 

l.OOO  15.174.OUO 


100 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 


27.460. 1OO 
14.93  l.OOO 
a  1.993.000 
1,831 .000 
10,327,000 

7.185.0OO 
11.441.000 


INTEREST  OK  DIVIDENDS. 


ate  per    When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Cent      Payable  whom. 


5g. 


?*' 
«*• 


§5: 

Unto  5 


J. 


J. 


N.  Y.,  South  Pacific  Co. 


J.  *  J.  X.  Y..  Sec.  &  Trust  Co 
J    A  D.  New  York  &  Germany 


F.  *  A.  Feb..  -97.  paid  Feb..  '97 
J.  A  J.  Jan.,  '»7.  pd.  in  J  an..':»7 
J.  *  J.  J*n..'»7.pd.J»n  19/97 
J.  *  J.  1st  Int.  paid  Jan.  1.  '97 


Mew  York,  when  earn'd 
do  do 


July  1.  1927 


July  1.  1909 
June  1,  1946 


Feb.   1,  1933 

July  1,  1908 

July  1,  1926 

1947 


with  the  K.  O.  Flits.  A  Gulf  aad  accessary  extension,  and 
built.— ace  K.  C.  *  Northern  Connecting  Ky.;  also  V.  64, 

plan  cf  Dae.  18. 1890 
arc  to  receive  70  p.  e.  In  the 
or  stocte  the  new  bonds  aresab- 


N«w  •*.••<  i::r:r.      I':,  I.-   t  ,. 
aew  4s  aad  »  -  


c.  In  new 

•  at  par.  The  aew  ssenrtUe*  war*  aot  jot  Issued,  bat 

January  1897.  Utorcst  eanew  beads  frsaVawaMd  by 

•aid  at  Guaranty  Tra.l  Co..  N.  Y.  (T.  64,  p.  41.) 

^KSSr&^.^^K^.:^ 


.  .M(..rul..-Krom  Portland. Ore. ,  to  California  Slate 

13  mile.;  Portland  to 
las:  purchased  In  1999 
^  _      ......     Portland.  Ore.,  to  Atria*. 


Bic.-Lsaasd  U  Swotatra  Fnetfle  Co.  for  40 


balk  of  Its 
Is  910O.    1 
la  1995.    So.  Pas. 


Co.  for  40  year, 
oa  the  beads,  and  the  lessor 
1  with  any  aaaett  after  pay- 
by  lessor.    Padne  Improve- 
stock.  912.000,000  of  which 
Co.Jaa   1,1896.91.687394. 
ta*  bond*  p.  «  L  by  sa- 


il 


a.-Laad  grant  was  about  4.OOO.OOO  acres,  part  a 
I  by  the  mortgage,  araesads  a)  laad  sales  gala*  to  rad 
M  par.  inlT-  aareaaaaals  lower.    Trustee  of  mortgage.  Union 
bmpaoy .  If cw  York.    The  Baatkarn  Paetne  guaranty  of  prtnot- 
->  of  ta*0  per  cents.    In  1*»S  nil  lead 
ares  far  9»8379    8*«  V.  68.  p.  704. 
r  1806  gress  91 .903.488;    act,  9379,953;     Intorot 
M.  baL.deaeit.97v6.ali.  In  19M9Toaa.8l.7O7.17ft;  Bat, 
.99.  a.  894;  T.90.B.  1OO*  V.  98.  a.  704.) 


freai  Yaqulaa  to  Ids  nib. 
999,990  seres.  Organized  In  1999 
4dln*— 

'lj[^aa5«o%OBv^a^LOr*.-(V.6d.p712.i 


Jam*  90, 1999.  grass.  9*0.503;  act.  917.- 
Dce.  ir^KfTgroes. SUr/i 


Mlaflat I  >WaOCT CoaTA»ias, 


i  eaO;  total  Das..  1999.  1.O63 
.  999 


Improvement 

I  Hallroad  A  •»•«! 

Ore..  408  miles; 
_ea  19  Barrel 
V.  63.  p.  999. 

OaOA»i»*T|..-.  -.Mw,iie.|  in  J,,:r.  1  H  ..I.  ,-r  pl.n  !.,  \  91,1  Itt 
aad  v. 62.  P.  ti.  and  aa«V 1  sainMU  ta  tasarwperty  aad  franchise*  of 
the  old  Oregon  Ry.  a  N.vtgattoa  O*.  soldln  fbreekMur*  under  tae 
atMoltdMod mortgage  July  9  sad  of  the  branch  lias*  sold  July  1O  aad 

Y.6J.  pTVtf.ua     Old  ssackasld aiilef  6  p.  e.    Sec 

.a-SlT    The  Orcfca  Short Xlae  A  Utah  Northern  when 
n  813.827.200  <a  majority)  of  the  semme..  stock  at 


M 
also  V.«3,p. 

wiii,. 


...         ,  sjatarttjl  ..f  •  .. 
the  Oregon  KK  A  Marlgatlon  Co.    He*  T.  64.  p.  3H8. 

•  'i  Tnon.—  The  Central  Trust  Co..  as  trustee.  I*  to  bold  the 
rating  power  on  all  >toek  till  May  1,  10OA.  unles*  Metros!  be  sooner 
aaamtsisd  by  las  eonsaal  of  nnlrtsri  af  two-thlrdu  of  each  class  of 
eertlneatas,  or  until  dlvMaada  acgrecaUng  to  3O  per  eeat  of  Ue  par 
T  sin.,  of  tasTprafsmd  Mock  shall  iave  been  /paid  orpllrldend.  at 


•eraaaam  on  the  preferred,  amounting  M  JO  p  e.  In  the  afcr* 
all  have  been  falfy  guaraataed,  Tae  trost  lasara*  to  ta*  are- 
Mak  ssullisme  «ef  which  99399.7M  wsat  to  hatdars  ofold 
and  ssllslarsl  trust  bsa«i|  tie  rlcnt  M  aiaHanH  tan  directors 


1999  (aastrael   V.  63.  p. 
•  covers  all  the  company's 
miles  of  road,  of  which 


Mash 

Ttf 

B.>»D*.-Tne  eonssadstsd  mortgage  af   18S 
999;  traatas,  Jlsw  York  Sccartty  ATrast  Oo.) c 

•roperty.  >r»««nt  aad  future,  embracing  1.O63  miles  of  road,  of  which 
649  Bute  are  contest  tc  the  8r*t  mortgage  of  1870.  whleh  in  January. 
1897.  were  eaaftaadlag  at  the  rats  o>  about  97.OOO  per  mile.    Thu 
:nortgaa* Is dacla  10O9  and  Is  being  paid  off  by  sinking  fund, 
'.:.*  934.000900  new  eonsnls  aatbarUcd,  9539O.OOO  were    re- 
•crved  for  rstgimint  when  da*  of  94^MW.OOO  nr.ts  I.lnee  reduced  to 
pnssat  tenrssj  of  1879. 91  .lOfl.ooO  will  be  used  far  betterments,  etc., 
aad  92.830.000  far  the  construction.   If  d-«ms«  advisable,  of  addi- 
tional ro»l  to  the  mauth  cf  the  Columbia  River  or  elsewhere  at  the 
i^rsthaar20.000  per  mile  of  eonatmctedroad.    See  far- 
ther partlr.i  I  »r.  m  f.98,  ,     990 

rtrii  sisrfa*r«  ban  »  "inking  fund  to  buy  beads  at  or  below  1 10.  or  else 
<lr*w  them  at  par  on  January  1.  In  January.  1897.  to  met*  .Inking 
road  reuslnmists  for  1999-96.  both  Inclusive,  947*300  was  used  to 
Pay  9433/1OO  of  these  boads— see  V  61  a.  84. 

«LiT*«r  K.    •-•..».— rrma  Jnlv  1  ta  Feb.  39.  8  month.,  la  lft98-7> 
cross.  93.272. M2  (against  »3.0«T.l-l  la  1900-6);  net,  91.439.916. 


KIKNIXOS.— Receiver  reported  as  follow*  the  earning*  of  the  old 
oompany  for  the  year  ending  June  30.  18U6.  Including  stoamihlp* : 

Gross  earning* 94,340.791  I  Total  of  »ald expense*.. 93,137347 

I  Hcirplu.  over  expenses.   1,203,444 


Operating  expenses....  3.776.0O3 

Taxes 1«5,015 

Rental,  of  track*,  ate. .      190327 


27,429 


MUcellaneou*  moo  me. 


Surpln*  for  year 91.230,878 


FTZBO  Oat  BOH  —Under  the  plan  the  llxed  charges  of  the  new  com- 
pany during  the  nnt  year  of  Iu  operation  will  be  approximately:  In- 
torost  on  943OO.OOO  outstanding  Brat  mortage  6s.  9294.00O;  netpsv- 
ment  oa  account  of  sinking  fund. 930380;  Interest  on  S15.174.OOO 
now  saaanUaated  mertgagebenos  at  4  per  cent.  96O636O ;  total  fixed 
charges, •93O.48O. aad  "this  amount  I.  oon.ldcred  to  be  well  within 
the  earaln*  capacity  of  the  property."  The  fixed  charge*  of  the  old 
Oregon  Railway  *  Navigation  Co.  ware  91.3O5.25O. 

Omcsn*.— President,  E.  McNelll:  Secretary  and  General  Attorney. 
W.  W.  Cotton :  General  Auditor.  E.  8.  Benson  ;  Treasurer.  O.  K.  Wlti- 
Incton.  General  ofloas,  Portland,  Ore.— (V.  63.  p.  76,116,  105,  311. 
808. 400. 603.  881. 938,938. 069;  V.  64,  p.  84,  288.) 

Oregon  mort  Lla*  KH.— Own.  Granger,  Wyo..  to  Hunllnirton, 
Or*.,  542  mile.;  branch  to  Kstohnm,  Idaho,  70  m.;  Ogden  to  MoCammon. 
Idaho.  Ill  miles;  Pooatollo  to  Silver  Bow.  Montana.  256  mile*;  Lehl 
Jnaedon  to  Tlntla,  Utah.  04  miles;  Ogden.  Utah,  to  Frisco.  270 miles ; 
sundry  branches,  117  miles  <«f  which  4O  miles  narrow  gauge);  total, 
1,425  miles.  Also  own*  but  leases  to  the  Montana  Union  By.,  Silver 
Bow.  Idaho,  to  Batto.  Garrison.  Mont,  eto..  07  miles. 


HUTOBT. 


March  17.  1807.  of  the  Orefon  Short  Line  • 


.    Boaeassor 

Utah  Northern  Ry..  sold  aader  foreclo«ure  Mbjeet  to  the  Oreann  Short 
aceof  18*3 


>  mortgageor  1993  and  the  Utah  Northern  mortgages,  andreorgan- 
par  alaaof  Fab.  90, 1996.  In  V.  63,  p.  5O4.  5OS. 

y  wa*  controlled  by  the  Onion  PaelBo  Railway  Co., 
It  under  a  traffic  agreement 

..dtborUed  937.t80.10O,  of  which  97,058.330 
for  the  O.  P.  collateral  trust  notes  of  1891.     A 
•0,000)  under  the  plan  went  u>  the 
«t  of  12  per  cent  and 
p.  c.  In  bond*  for  the 


tor  914^70,000)  under 
•wak  paid  an  nateaim 
new  oomnon  and  19 


OaXEkAL  FIJTAUCE*.—  By  the  reornnliation  the  annual  Used  chare  e* 
war*  reduced  from  92.7*8.070  to  f  1353.27O  and  the  mortnc*  "»- 


. 

.  to  about  925.0OO  j>.  m.    The  plan  pro- 
nent  on  the  913,827\2OO  of  Orecon  Ry. 
nc  to  the  new  oompany  a  majority  of 


Tided  for  payment  of 

•  NaricaUun  (took,  tnn*  laanrinc  to 

the  aiauwn  Meek  of  taat  Important  property  now  reorganized  a*  the 

Orecoa  BaUroad  *  X»rl«aUon  Co. 

Bonn*.  -Of  the  936.500,000  new  Jtrtl  eomoli,  924.172.0OO  are  re- 
•rrred  to  retire  at  maturity  the  loan*  not  dUturbed  and  82,ooi,OOOare 
rMerrad  for  future  ue,  the  balance  belnc  Uaued  at  once.  Then*  bond* 
are  a  Hnt  lien  on  about  4OO  mil**.  The  new  *eeutltle*  will  probably 
be  ready  by  May  1.  19V7.  and  will  be  distributed  Iu  the  manner  Indica- 
ted la  the  table  under  Orayon  Snort  Line  *  Utah  Northern  below. 

The  O.  R.  *  >  »t.>ck  i.  i..  IK-  placed  In  trout  a*  ipeclal  leourlty  for 
the  ttriti  M  itnownt,  but  dividend,  therron  are  to  go  to  the  Snort  I.lne 
mimpany  except  a*  needed  to  pay  to  Sarte*  B  tliclr  full  lntore*t  The 
Serle*  B  bond*  will  reeelve  If  earned  3  p.  o.  Interest  annually  for  flr.t 
three  yean,  then  4  p.  c.;  they  will  be  repreernted  by  two  director*; 
taelr  eeaeeat  mn*t  be  awored  to  any  IeaM>  of  the  property  nnles*  their 
Interest  U  (uarantosd  thereby.  Ho  additional  lieu  *ball  be  placed 
of  Itrtu  A  ami  B  without  the  consent  of  a  majority  Intoreit. 


Jan.  1  to  Feb.  38. 


1M96 95. 

1MO 0^94,197 


(1807 Gross.  9752,776;  not.  9822,000 

il»0n Uros*.    750.283;  net,    823388 

EinxuKM — The  following  .taUnnent  of  groM  and  net  earning*  (the 
latter  after  deducting  taxes)  ls  glvsn  for  a  series  of  year*  past 

Tear.  (iron.  Net. 

92.261,224    1802 97,201.190      92,670,122 

-..270    1891 7,!V74, 4.1(1        2,783,1114 

1.1.M.447     1  -  •"  .--.":io        2.334.O47 

2.078.395     1889 6,512,345        2,628,660 

Actual  net  income,  nil  sources,  year  ending  Dec.  31. 1896.. 92,261,224 
Total  annual  filed  charge*  of  new  company 1,853,270 

OmcBJM,  m.,  1807.-Preatdent,  Samuel  Cam  Vice  President  and 
General  Manager.  W.  II.  Bancroft;  Secretory  and  Treasurer.  T.  K. 
Cummin*,  Jr. 

DiBccTfin*.— Oliver  Ames,  Samuel  Carr.  TTenry  O.  Nlohol*.  Boiton; 
Aletander  K.  Orr.  Franoi*  8.  Bangs.  New  York;  Tboma*  R.  Jones.  Salt 
Lake  City;  Gordon  Abbott  Boston;  Charles  H.  Confer,  New  York;  T. 
Jeffenon  Coolfclge,  Jr..  lio.ton:  G»rdlner  U.  Lane,  Boston)  Walter  G. 
Oakmaa.  New  York:  Nathaniel  Thaver.  Boston.  Walter  E.  Glynn,  New 
York,  K.  Rollins  Morse.  Boston,  and  Edward  F.  Whitney,  Bonton. 

Orricn.— Flnanelal  Offloe,  Amos  Building,  Bo.ton. 

-<T.  63.  p.  30,  116,  358.  »10,  560,  6O2,  838.  881,  1010;  V.  61,  p.  47,  84. 
135,  181,234,  288.  331.  374.  424,  611.  664. 


1O8                                                1NVESTOKS'    SUPPLEMENT.                                        [VOL.  LXIV. 

N  11  1.«.  rl  t.i-r«  trill  confer  a  (treat  favor  by  el  vine  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 

RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bonds—  Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  notes 
on  llrst  page  of  tables. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom.     • 

Dividend. 

Otwrti"  *  Syraeuse—  Stock,  9  p.  0.  guar.,  D.  L.  A  W. 

35 
35 
35 

88 
48 
48 
48 

"is 

1876 
1883 
1881 

1867 
1897 
1880 

$50 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
100 
£200 

$1,320,400 
438,000 
668,000 
2,000,000 
7.00O.OOO 
2,688,000 
(!) 
l,84f;,000 
630,000 
298,000 
110,000 
2,340,000 
533.700 
129,303,150 
19,997,820 
1,961,000 
2,757,000 
22.762,020 
3,498,000 
1,500,000 
3,000,000 
4,850,000 
7,702.000 
1,000,000 
9,900.000 
2,728,000 

>  4,107,000 

300,000 
200.000 
2,000,000 

9  per  :m. 
7 
5 

6  g. 

Sen  text. 

Ift 

6  g. 
8  per  an. 
8  per  an. 

F.-A..20 
M.  A   S. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
Various 
A.10AO. 

M.'A'N. 

J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 

N.  Y.,  Del.  L.  A  W.  RR, 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 
i    Y.,  120  Broadway. 
N.  Y.,29  Broadway. 
N.  Y.  Office  A  London. 

Feb.  20,  189T 
Mob,  1,  1907 
May,  1923 
Nov.  1,  1931 
Jan.  3,  1893 
Oct.  10.  1897 
1917 
Nov.  1.  1910 
Jan.,  '97,  4%. 
Jan.,  '97,  4%. 

CoiiHtruction  M.,  jniar.pnn.  &lnt,(for  $1,000,000) 

General  M.  for  JE800.0OO  sterling  (See  text)  c 
New  mortgage,  $4,OOO,OOO,  gold,  sinking  fund..  . 
Subsidy  bouds.,g.,  drawn  at  100.  Sec  V.(l4,p.705.c* 
Patenon  <t  //urf.«ir.—  8tk.,  8  p.o.  rent.  N.Y.L.E.  AW. 

1,000 
50 

N.  Y.,  29  Broadway. 
N.  Y.,  44  Exchange  PI. 
N.  Y.,  44  Exchange  PI. 

1M  imnMiriik'i'   gold  $8000000                           --  0' 

164 

1893 

1,000 
10O 
50 
9  or  £ 
1,000 
1,000 
£200 
1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
£200 
l.OOO 
5,000 
1,OOO 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
5,000 
1,000 
1,000 

!'«• 

See  text. 
6 
6 
6 
6 

2g- 

If. 
I* 

5 
4»ag. 
4  g. 
C      5 

I  i 

43,0 

4*10 
4  g. 

A.  A  O. 

M^'AN. 

Sco  text 
Q.-M.  jj 
J.AD./} 
J.   A   / 
Q.-M. 
M.  A    S. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.    A   J. 
J.   A  D. 
M.  A   S. 
Quar'ly. 
O.—  F. 
Quar. 
M.  A   S. 
M.  A   S. 
M.  A  N. 

Apr.,  "95,  coup,  last  pd. 

Apr.  1,  1943 

Ptnntylrnnitt  RR.  —  Block  

Philadelphia,  Office. 
Phlla.  Office  A  London. 
Philadelphia,  Office, 
do              do 
Phlla.  office  and  London 
Philadelphia,  Office, 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Farm's  L.  A  T.  Co. 
Lond.,Joint-St'k  Uk.  Ltd 
Phlla.,  Pa.  Co.for  Ins.Ao. 
Phlla..  Co.'s  Office. 
Phlla.  ,Pro  vld't  L.  AT.  Co. 
Phila.,  Gir-d  Life  Ac.  Co. 
Phila.,Provid'tL.AT.Co. 
Phlla.,Tr.  8.  Dep.A  I.  Co. 
Phlla.,  Glr'd  Life  Ac.  Co. 
Philadelphia. 
Philadelphia. 
N.  Y.,  Farmers'  L.  A  Tr. 

Nov.30,'96,2i» 
July   1,  1910 
June  15,  1905 
June  15,  1905 
July  1,  1905 
Sept.  1,  1919 
Sent.  1,  19r» 
May   1,  1943 
July  1,  1945 
July  1,  1921 
Jan.   1,  1901 
June  1,  1913 
Sept.  1,  1914 
1896  to  1898 
1896  to  1901 
1902 
Mch.  1,  1909 
Sept.  1,  1912 
May   1,  1923 

General  mort.  bonds,  $1.000  and  £200  oach..c<ti 

568 
568 
568 
568 
668 
568 
568 
568 

1867 
1875 
1875 
1873-4 
1879 
1879 
1893 
181)5 
1881 
1881 
1SMH 
1889 
1  HH4-H 
'86-91 
1892 
1889 
1892 
1893 

9Bi>  «  «  \  Gold  registered  bonds  r 

j3  C  o  *    Gold  sink,  fund,  1  p.  o.  ,  not  drawn  .  .  o* 
O  °         [sterling  (B.  1.  in  1900)  notdrawu.o*&r 
Bonds  (P.  W.  &  B.  stock  as  collat.)  not  drawn.  ..r 
Navy  Yard  mon.  {extended  20  years  in  1881)...  r 

Equip.  Tr.  gold  bonds  (s.  t.  5  p.o.)  not  drawn....  o* 
Penn.  Car  Trust  (In  series  payable  1,0  yearly)  — 
Penn.  Equip.  Trust  (In  series  payable  1  10  yearly)  . 
Penn.  Rolling  Stock  Trust  (1-10  payable  yearly)  . 

•- 

Penn.  RR.  real  estate  purchasemoney  gold  M.o*&r 

.... 

Oregon    Short    i.im     &   Utah   Northern  Ry.— Foreclosed  in 
Mari'h,  1897,  under  the  plan  in  V.  62,  p.  504,  505. 
Holders  of  securities  will  about  May  1, 1897,  receive : 

Paid-— Ana  receive  new  Securities—- 
Assess-    Vonsol.   SerifSA  Series  B      Com. 
Holders  of  old  Securities.       ment.    1st  M.5s.  I/tc'mes.  Inc'mes.     Stock 

Utah  So.  gen.  M.  7s,  $1,OOO..    none      $500        $500       $1,000 

do.     ext'n  1st  7s,  $1,000.    none        500          500       l.OOO 

Or.8.L.AU.N. cons., $1,000..    none        500          500       1,000 

Collateral  Trust  5s,  $1,000...    none     $1,000       

Stock,$100 $12        $12         50 

—V.  64,  p.  755. 

Omvego  &  Syracuse.— Owns  from  Oswego,  N.  Y.,  to  Syracuse,  N. 
Y.,  35  miles.  Leased  in  1869  during  length  of  charter  and  renewal 
thereof  to  the  Delaware  Lackawauna  A  Western  Railroad  Company  foi 
9  per  cent  per  year  on  $1,320,400  stock  and  Interest  on  bonds. 

Owensboro  &  Nashville.— See  SUPPLEMENT,  May,  1894. 

Padncah  Tennengee  &  Alabama.— ROAD.— Owns  from  Padu- 
cah,  Ky.,  to  junction  with  Tennessee  Midland  at  Lexington.  Tenn., 
119  miles,  and  Tennessee  Midland  RR.  from  Memphis,  Tenn.,  to 
Perryville,  136  miles. 

Sold  in  foreclosure  in  October,  1895,  and  purchased  by  the  Louisville 
A  fiashville,  which  In  October,  1896,  authorized  its  lease  to  the  N.  C.  A 
St.  L.,  which  has  operated  the  road  since  Jan.  1, 1896. 

As  to  redemption  of  bonds  see  V.  63,  p.  459. 

June  30, 1895 
alance,  deficit 
"  63,  p.  459.) 

Panama  RR.— ROAD— Colon  to  Panama,  48  m.  Completed  Jan. 
28, 1855. 

In  December,  1895,  an  agreement  was  made  with  Pacific  Mall  8.  S. 
to  run  three  years,  and  cover  joint  traffic  between  New  York  and 
Central  America,  Mexico  and  the  U.  8.  Pacific  coast.  V.  63,  p.  76. 

DIVIDENDS.—  5  '85  '86-7  '88  '89  '90  '91  '92  '93  5  None 
Since  '84  p.  ct.  t  10  nil.  23  9  5  5  2  2  <  since 

In  April,  1897,  was  authorized  a  new  mortgage  for  $4,000,000, 
of  which  $2,000,000  to  refund  the  7s  due  Oct.  10,  1897,  balance 
for  other  purposes.  The  plan  formed  in  1892  to  issue  £202,000  of  the 
7s  with  the  right  to  the  holder  to  extend  the  same  from  1897  at  5  per 
cent  was  never  carried  out  and  these  bonds  are  now  held  by  the  com- 
pany. The  new  mortgage  will  therefore  be  a  first  mortgage  on  the 
property  when  it  is  issued.—  See  particulars  in  V.  64,  p.  705. 

BONDS.— The  subsidy  bonds  are  secured  by  an  assignment  and  pledge 
made  by  the  U.  S.  of  Colombia  to  the  trustees  of  $225,000  annually,  of 
the  annual  subsidy  or  rental  tot  hat  extent  payable  to  said  government 
by  the  company,  and  are  drawn  and  paid  off  on  November  1  yearly  with 
any  surplus  of  the  subsidy  not  needed  for  interest:  sinking  fund  Jan. 
1,  1897.  held  $320,000  subsidy  bonds,  there  having  been  paid  off 
$107,000  on  Nov.  1, 1896. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  Dec.  31.  The  report  for  1896  in 
CHBONICLE,  V.  64,  p.  705,  showed  earnings  as  follows : 

Gross  Net.  Net  of  Surplus, 

Tear.         Earnings.    Earning*.  Steamships.     Charges.   Incl.  Other  Inc. 
3 $1,201,574    $819,176       $225,539    $846,392 


18»6          .    . 

1895 1,311,634 


sur.  $545,685 

884,934    sur        62,941 


886,829  def.  333,759 
The  charges  above  In  1896  include:  Lighterage,  $116,863;  general 
expenses,  $102,579;    other   expenses,  $137,331;    subsidy   payment, 
$250,000;  interest  on  sterling  bonds,  $239,619. 

—(V.  59,  p.  1008 ;  V.  60,  p.  523,  6O4,  837,  874;  V.  61,  p.  470, 569  1013 
1108;    V.  62,  p.  594,  680,742, 1140;    V.  63,  p.  76,  702 ;   V.  64,  p.  5is| 

Patersou  &  Hudson  River.— Owns  from  Weehawken,  N.  J.,  to 
Paterson,  N.  J.,  13  miles,  double  track.  Leased  In  perpetuity  at  $48  400 
per  year  to  Erie  RR.  (formerly  New  York  Lake  Erie  &  Western),  form- 
ing part  of  its  main  line. 

Paternon  &  Raniapo.— Owns  from  Paterson,  N.  J.,  to  New  York 
State  Line,  14  miles,  double  track,  part  of  main  line  of  Erie  RK  (form- 
erly N.  Y.  L.  E.  &  W.),  tn  which  it  was  leased  Sept.  9,  1852,  during 
legal  existence,  at  $26,500. 

Pecos  Valley  Ry.— In  operation  from  Peoos  City,  Texas 
to  Eddy,  89  miles;  extension  Eddy  to  Roswell, 74 miles;  totaloperated 
In  May,  1896,  164  miles.  The  Irrigation  system  now  completed  will 
supply  250,000  acres  with  water  and  finally  will  supply  400,000  acres. 

REORGANIZATION.— In  June,  1896,  to  provide  for  building  an  exten- 
sion from  Roswell,  N.  M.,to  a  connection  with  the  Afohison  Topeka  & 
Sante  Fe  at  Washburn,  a  distance  of  208  miles,  reorganization  was 
undertaken.  The  present  mortgage  will  be  foreclosed.  The  new  capi- 
talization will  be  $3.162.000  first  mortgage  5s,  $3,162,000  preferred 
6  p  a.  stock,  non-cumulative,  and  $3,162,000  common  stock. 

The  old  first  mortgage  bonds,  with  October,  1895,  and  subsequent 
coupons,  will  be  given  120  p  c.  in  the  new  preferred  stock.  The  new 


first  mortgage  will  cover  the  entire  line  from  Peoos  to  Washburn,  372 
miles,  and  its  bonds  to  the  extent  of  $2,790,000  will  be  issued,  togeth 
er  with  the  common  stock,  for  the  purpose  of  providing  the  funds  for 
the  new  construction. 

Pending  reorganization  the  road  is  in  the  hands  of  E.  O.  Faulkner  of 
Eddy,  N.  M.,  as  receiver,  and  $110,000  of  receivers'  certificates  have 
been  authorized  to  pay  the  floating  debt  and  to  uiake  some  improve- 
ment in  bridges,  etc.  The  Reorganization  Committee  consists  of 
Chairman  John  S.  Wise,  44  Broad  St.,  N.  Y.;  J.  J.  Hagerman,  William 
Rotch,  Benjamin  Graham,  Charles  A.  Otis  and  D.  McCool.  A  majority 
of  the  bonds  have  been  deposited  with  the  Central  Trust  Co.  of  New 
York.— See  V.  62,  p.  1088. 

EARNINGS.— Year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $89,400;  net,  $4,760 ; 
other  income,  $36,110;  charges,  $175,627;  balance,  deficit,  $134,757. 
In  1894-5,  gross,  $162,293 ;  net,  $40,193.  In  1893-94,  gross.  $90,611 ; 
net,  $30,276.  J.  J.  Hagerman,  President,  Colorado  Springs,  Col. 
-(V.  59,  p.  601;  V.  62,  p.  950,  1083.) 

Pennsylvania  RR.— (See  Mapj — LINE  OF  ROAD — The  Pennsylvania 
system  embraces  8,874  miles  of  main  track,  1,698  miles  of  second  track 
and  4,108  miles  of  sidings,  including  all  east  and  west  of  Pittsburg. 
At  the  close  of  1894  the  mileage  operated  east  of  Pittsburg  A  Erie,  on 
which  earnings  as  reported  were  based,  was  divided  as  follows:  Penn- 
sylvania Division  and  branches,  1,602;  Philadelphia  A  Erie  Division. 
548 ;  ;  United  Railroads  of  New  Jersey  and  branches,  521 ;  total  ope- 
rated, New  York  to  Pittsburg,  with  branches,  2.671. 

ORGANIZATION,  LEASES,  Ac.— The  charter  of  the  Pennsylvania  Rail- 
road was  dated  April  13, 1846.  The  Pennsylvania  Company  control* 
all  the  lines  west  of  Pittsburg  and  Erie,  the  Pennsylvania  Railroad 
Company  holding  all  its  stock.  Control  of  Cresson  Clearfleld  Co.  A 
N.  YT  Short  Route,  Terre  Haute  A  Indianapolis,  Toledo  Pcoria  &  W. 
and  Cleveland  &  Marietta  was  obtained  in  1893,  thus  adding  965  miles 
to  the  system. 

SECURITIES  OWNED.— The  total  cost  of  these  to  January  1, 1897,  was 
$118,035,906,  most  of  which  are  pledged  to  secure  Pennsylvania  issues. 
Revenue  derived  from  these  securities  in  1895,  $4,353,987. 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— Stock  authorized  by  law  $151,700,000;  the  amount 
outstanding  has  been  increased  from  time  to  time,  chiefly  by  sale  at 
par  to  stockholders,  for  new  acquisitions,  etc. 


DIVIDENDS  5  '83  '84  '85 
per  cent.     ( 8*s    7     5 


'87  '88 
ia    5 


89  '90  '91  '92 
5    512    6      6 


'93  '94toNov.'9S 
t5         5  yearly. 


t  And  also  2  per  cent  in  scrip. 

BONDS.— Interest  on  general  mortgage  6s  of  1867  is  payable  on  coupon 
bonds.  January  1  and  July  1;  onregistered  bonds,  April  i  and  October  1. 

The  consolidated  mortgage  of  1873  for  $100,000,000  secures  all  th» 
consols  equally,  though  issued  at  different  dates;  of  the  amount  author- 
ized, a  sufficient  amount  is  reserved  to  retire  the  general  mortgage  of 
1867.  It  covers  all  the  property  and  franchises  of  the  company, 
Including  its  main  line  from  Philadelphia  to  Pittsburg,  and  branches, 
being  a  total  of  568  miles,  partly  four-tracked,  together  with  real 
estate  and  equipment.  It  is  also  a  first  lien  on  the  company's  leasehold 
Interest  in  other  railroad  lines  and  canals,  as  well  as  on  shares  and 
bonds  of  other  companies  of  an  estimated  cash  value  of  over  $60,000,- 
000.  These  securities  produced  in  1892  an  income  of  over  $2,600,000 
Sinking  fund  for  consols  Jan.  1, 1896,  held— Consols  canceled,  $1,771,- 
980;  other  securities,  $3,567,820. 

The  iper  cent  loan  e/1881  is  seoured  by  pledge  of  Philadelphia  Wil- 
mington A  Baltimore  stock. 

The  collateral  trust  loan  of  1883  is  secured  by  the  deposit  of  mortgage 
bonds  of  subsidiary  lines  to  the  par  value  of  $13,600,000. 

The  guaranteed  securities  are  bought  with  1  per  cent  of  the  net  Income 
yearly,  and  $9,938,265  (par  valuejso  purchased  were  held  Jan.  1, 1896. 

GUARANTEED  BONDS. — In  addition  to  "guaranteed  rentals,'  the 
Pennsylvania  RR.  is  contingently  liable  under  guaranties  on  certain  of 
the  bonds  of  the  following  companies,  the  nature  of  the  guaranty  being 
described  in  the  separate  statement  for  each  company— which  sec. 


Allegheny  Valley  Ry. 
Amer.  Steamship  Co. 
Bait.  A  Potomac  RR. 
Belvidere  &  Del.  RR. 
Camden  A  Burlington 

Comnany  RK. 
Chartlers  Ry. 
Connecting  Ry. 
GlrardPt.  Storage  Co. 


Harrisb'g  Portsmouth 
Mt.  Joy  &  Lane.  RR. 

Junction  RR. 

Mt.  Holly  Lumberton 
A  Medford  RR. 

Pennsylv'a  Canal  Co. 

Phila.  Germantown  & 
Chestnut  Hill  RR. 

Philadel'aA  Erie  RR. 


River  Front  RR. 
Pusquehanna  Coal  Co. 
Trenton   A    Delaware 

Bridge  Co. 

Tyrone*  Clearfield  Ry. 
United  N.  Jersey  RK. 
West  Chester  RR. 
West'n  Pennsylv.  KR. 


GENERAL  FINANCES.— Mortgages  and  ground  rents  payable  were  oa 
Jan.  1,  1897,  $4,288,071.  In  July,  1895,  $5,000,000  consol.  S^s  went 
sold  for  Delaware  River  bridge,  construction  and  betterments  during 
1895.  (See  V.  61,  p.  69.) 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28  (2  months)  directly  operated: 

Lines  eo«l  of  Pitts-?  1897,  gross $9,241,905;  net,  $2,419,698 

burg&firie.       S1896,gross 9.639.P05;  net,    2,166,898 

Lines  westot  P.  A  E..  Gross dee.  558, 700;  net,  inc.  25,600 


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RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 

Itiiail. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bonds—  Prlnol 
pal,  When  Due. 
Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

Vor  explanation  of  column  beading*,  Ac.,  see  notes 
on  first  page  of  tables. 

Rate  per 
Cent 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
whom. 

$50 

1,000 
1,000 

$21.000.000 
228,000 
19,467,000 
1,4»C,842 
2.250.OOO 

Ml,  000 
145,000 
1,000,000 
1,021,OOO 
297.OOO 
1,500,000 

13.018 
8,838,800 
1,287,000 
1,470,000 
2,038,000 
250,000 
618,300 
10,000,000 
1,OOO,OOO 
500,000 
8,103,000 
4,000,000 
1,495,000 
1,499,000 

Pittsburg,   Co.'s  Office. 
Phlla.,  Tr.  8.  D.  A  I.  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Nat'l  City  Bank. 

June  1,  1894 
July  5,  1907 
July  1,  1921 
VarioiiB  dates. 
Jan.  10,  1895 
Aug.  1,   1905 
Apr.  1,  1913 
Jan.    1,  1927 
Jan.   1.  1930 
Mar.,  '98  to  '03 
Feb.,  '97,  4% 
Cb7  or  before) 

Bonds,  aeo.  by  P.  Ft  W.AC,  stock  (s.fldr'n  at  10O).r 
Bond*,  gold,  sec.  by  pl'ge  A  guar.  (not  dr'n)..o*Ar 



1877 
1881 

6 

4>sg. 

4 

"If" 

6 
6 
5 

5 
8  per  an. 
6 

Q.'-J. 
J.    A   J. 
Various 
J.   A   J. 
F.  A  A. 
A.  A  O. 
J.    A   J. 
J.   A   J. 

F.'A'A. 

rVnrwyfrariia  j  iror<Awe»fern^-8took,  $2,5OO,OOO.. 
Bell's  Gap  Extension  1st  mortgage  o* 
Oonsol.  mort.  (for  9550,000)  s.  fund  uotdr'n.o* 

62 
24 
24 
38 
62 

1875 
1883 

irtsti 
1890 

50 
1.000 

500    Ac. 
500    A-r. 
1,000 

Phlla.,Gu.Tr.&8.D.Co. 
Phlla.,  26  So.  15th  St. 
Phlla.,  GU.TT.  &  S.  D.Co. 
do              do 
Phlla.,  Gu.Tr.  A  8.  D.  Co. 

General  mortgage  for  »2,5OO,OOO'.  c* 

Peoria  <t  Hu'reau  Vol.—  Stk.,  8  p.  0.  rent'l  C.  RI.AP. 

47 

1895 

100 

N.Y.,Ch.R.I.APao.RR. 

Stock  authorised  99  900  OOO 

100 

1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
500  Ac. 

1st  If.  (PeorlaDlv.),  gold  o. 

108 
128 
244 

77 

77 

1880 

1HSO 
1886 
1886 
1886 

6g. 

f  g- 

I"8' 
6 

J.   A   J. 
M.  A   8. 

M.  A  N. 

M.  A  N. 

July,'96,  pd.  Deo.  24,'96 
Sept.,'96,  pd.Feb.10,'97 
Nov.,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 
See  text. 

Jan.   1,  1920 
Sept.  1,  1920 
Nov.  1.  1926 
1916 
1916 

1st  m.  (Evansv.Dlv.,  Mattoon  to  Evansvllle,)  g.o* 

Chicago  A  Oblo  River  Dlv.  1st  mort.  (see  text.).. 

ptoria  4  gaitti'n   Stock                                      ..    .. 

ibo 

100  Ac. 

500  Ac. 
1,000 
1  ,000 

1,000 

1,000 

Ind.  Bloom.  A  West  1st  M.,  pref.,  Int.  guar...  OAT 
Oblo  Indiana  A  West.  1st  M.,  pref.,  gold,  Int.  gu.o" 
P.  A  E.  conaol.  M.  $10,000,000,  Interest  guar..o* 
2d  oousol.  mortgage,  Income,  non-cumulative.  ..o 

202 
342 

"20 
20 

1879 

1HSH 
IS'IO 
1  H<»0 
1881 
1881 

7 

r 

6  g. 
4iag. 

J.    A   J. 
Q.-J. 
A.  A  O. 

April  1 
Q.-F. 

M.  A  N. 

N.  Y.,  J.P.  Morgan  A  Co. 
do              do 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  when  earned. 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
do             do 

Jan.   1,  190O 
Apr.  1,  1938 
Apr.  1,  1940 
Apr.  1,  1990 
Feb.   1,  1921 
Feb.   1,  1921 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  Dec.  31.  Annual  meeting  Is  held 
at  Philadelphia  ou  second  Tuesday  In  March.  The  report  for  1896  was 
given  at  length  In  V.  64,  p.  465,  470 ;  see  also  editorial  p.  448. 

BARKINGS  ON  ALL  LINKS  BOTH  EAST  AND  WEST  OF  FITTSBUBO  AND  ERIK. 

The  figures  for  1896  and  1895  are  as  follows : 

Tear  ending  Dee.  31—  1896.  1895. 

Gross  earnings $123,634,120          $130,319,354 

Operating  expenses 88,lf29,329  90,893,610 

Net  earnings $35,304,791  $39,425,743 

The  Income  account  has  been  as  follows,  the  "net  income"  given  In 
the  first  line  being  the  amount  of  income  after  deducting  interest  paid. 

INCOME  ACCOUNT  OF  PENNSYLVANIA    RAILROAD  COMPANY. 

1896.  1895.  1894. 

$9,898,589       $9,778,233       $8,779,258 
439.424 
53,108 


Tear  ending  Dee.  31— 
Net  InoomePenn.  RR.  Div'n 
Net  gain  on  N.  J.  Division. 
Gain  on  Phlla.  A  Erie  Dlv. . 


Balance  of  Income $9,391,121 

Payments— To  trust  fund..  73,048 

Consol.mortKage  redeemed.  324,780 

Allegh.Val.RR.Co.— Deflo'y  244,570 

Extraordluaryexpenses —  1,516,899 

$2,159,297 

Balance  to  credit  of  income         7,231,824 
Dividends (5)  6,465,123 

Po  credit  of  profit  and  loss.          $766,701 
Bal.  profit  and  loss  Dec.  31 .     $24,152,323 

OFFICERS  (Feb.,  1897.)— President,  Frank  Thomson;  1st  V.  P.,  John 
P.  Grt-en,  2d  V.  p.,  Charles  E.  Pugh;  3d  V.  P.,  8.  M.  Prevost,  Secre- 
tary, John  C.  Sims;  Treasurer,  Robert  W.  Smith. 
-(V.  63,  p.  153,  516, 752, 1011;  V.  64,  p.  252, 288,  331, 448,  465,  47S.I 

Pennsylvania  Company.— (See  Hap  Pennsylvania  RR.)—  This 
company  owns  no  road  in  fee  but  has  charge  of  all  the  system  of  the 
Pennsylvania  Railroad  Co.  west  of  Pittsburg,  its  lines  including : 

LEASED  BY  TRANSFER  FROM  PA.  RR. 

Pitts.  Ft.  W.  &  Ch.  Ry.,etc.—  Miles. 
Pitts,  to Ch.,  via  Ft.  W.,  etc.  1T508 
Erie  ik  Pittsburg  RR.,  etc  ...    U99 


727,694 
24,505 

679,461 
11,400 

$10,530.432 
87,217 
324,780 
156,715 
1,327,250 

$9,470,120 
74,340 
324,780 
325,980 
1,385,272 

$1,895.962 
8,634,470 
(5)  6,465,011 

$2,110,372 
7,359,748 
(5)  6,464,647 

$2,169,459 
$23,553,470 

$895,099 
$23,155,632 

Cleveland  A  Pitts.  RK.,etc...  11217 

LEASED  DIRECTLY  BY  PA.  CO, 

Pitts.  Youngs.  A  Ashtabulal .  If  125 
Toledo  Wald.  Val.  AOhioBR.  H126 


CONTROLLEDBYSTOCKOWNERSHIP. 

Miles. 

Cin.  &  Muskingum  Val.  Ry..  H 148 
Cleveland  &  Marietta  Ry H97 


Terre  Haute  A  Indianapolis. . 
Lines  leased  to  T.  H.  A  I. . . 
Cin.  Rich.  &  Fort  Wayne  II .  . 
Wayuesburg  A  Washing.  RR. 

CONTROLLED    JOINTLY    WITH 


Total  operated  directly — 1,075  I  OTHER  cos 

CONTROLLED  BY  STUCK  OWNERSHIP.    Pitts.  Chartlers  &  Youeh.  Ry 

Plttj      ('ill      f  Ml  in     Jtr    H*-      T   ..iii  m-,1      n i—      a      m  -  _  +.      .       °-r»  m.     rf 


1180 
515 
86 
28 


17 


Pitts.  Ciu.  Chic.  A  St.  Louis  - 
Pittsburg  to  Cinoiu.,  etc..1fl,341 
Indlanap.  &  VincennesRR.il  133 
Total  all  lines.' 3  §32 


Tol.  Peorla  A  Western  RR...  H231 
Trackage 131 


t  Also  controlled  by  stock  ownership.    fl  See  statement  for  this  oo. 

II  Operated  by  urand  Rapids  &  Indiana. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  Pennsylvania  Aorll  7, 1870,  and  oper- 
ates all  the  Pennsylvania's  leased  lines  west  of  Pitteburg.  Its  stock 
is  owned  by  the  Pennsylvania  Railroad.  On  December  31,  1895  the 
Pennsylvania  Company  owned  sundry  bonds  having  a  par  value  of 
ill  y<J9,r>00,  and  stocks  of  par  value  of  $58,620.768.  these  stocks  and 
bonds  representing  on  the  COUIIKIIIV'K  hooka  a.  vulno  nt  «^Q  IQK  AOI 


«wM*Mf«M  v«iuo  ut  .puo.ozv, /o»,  tuese  SLOCKS  and 
bonds  representing  ou  the  company's  books  a  value  of  $39,196081 
ielding  from  Jan.  1  to  Deo.  31.  1895,  an  income  of  $1,401,463 

•~t\  UWlUpniAa  n:irt.  urtt  nlariinwl     no  Q..J.I  K«1n  — 


and  yieluiug  mim  ,,  ;m.  i  «j  ueo.  31,  isyo,  au  in< 
Of  these  securities  part  are  pledged,  as  said  below. 

DiviDBNDs-In  1883,4  per  cent;  then  none  till  1892,  when  4  per 
eent  was  paid  in  March;  in  1893,  March,  4  p.  o.;  In  1894,  June,  4  p.  o. 

BOVDS.-SIZ  p.  e.  bond»  are  secured  by  $4,000,000  of  Pltwourg  Fort 
Wayne  A  Chicago  special  stock.  If  not  offered  under  sinking  fund 
provisions  at  105  they  are  drawn  at  100.  The  gold  bonds  of  1921 
ttreseoured  by  a  deposit  in  trust  of  the  leases  of  the  Pittsb.  Fort  Wayne 
*  911?"  fnev  tle,ve'  *  "<*•»•  and  Erie  A  Pittsb.  railroads,  and  of  bonds 
and  stocks  having  a  par  value  April  1,1881,  of  $24,171,630,  as  well 
as  by  lien  on  certain  real  estate.  They  are  also  guaranteed 
as  to  principal  and  interest  by  the  Pennsylvania  Railroad  Com 
pany,  and  are  so  endorsed;  the  trustees  of  the  morttraire  are  W  H' 
Barnes,  John  P.  Green  and  Henry  D.  Welsh.  In  1892  and  1893  the  com- 
pany guaranteed  certain  Pittsburg  Cincinnati  Chicago  A  St.  Louis  bonds. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.—  Report  for  1895  was  in  V.  63,  p.  73.    The  total 
mileage  operated  or  controlled  by  tMs  company  Deo.  31,  1895,  was 
3  957-operated  directly  by  Pennsylvania  Co.  ClBB  miles,  inch  .ling 
*  l'   I 


.^^^^^ 

1892,  profit,  $1.229,974;  in  1893,  profit,  $1050476  •'  ill   1894    loss 
9687,476;  in  1895  profit.  $947.034.    (Tbs.p^aV™*;'  V°64?  p  .'373  ?]  ? 


Pennsylvania  &.  Northwestern  RR.— Owns  Bellwood,  Pa.,  to 
Horatio,  62  miles ;  total,  including  branches.  75  miles.  A  consolidation 
Jan.  1, 1890,  of  the  Bells  Gap  and  Clearfleld  A  Jefferson  roads. 

DIVIDENDS.— In  1890,  5  p.  o.;  In  '91,  5;  in  '92,  51*;  In  '93,  6  p.  o.;  in 
1894,  Jan.,  2  p.  c.;  In  July  none ;  in  1895,  2  p.  c.;  in  1896,  none. 

BONDS.— General  5s  are  held  to  retire  prior  issues  when  due. 

EARNINGS.— Year  ending  Dec.  31,  '96,  gross,  $482,113;  net,  $142,799; 
interest,  taxes,  etc.,  $138,603;  balance,  surplus,  for  year,  $4,11)6.  Iii 
1895  gross,  $624,814;  net,  $190,681.  (V.  59,  p.  1008.) 

Penn.  Poughk.  &.  Boston.— See  LEHIOH  A  NEW  ENGLAND  KB. 

Peorla  Decatur  &  Evansvllle  Ry.— Owns  from  Pekln  to  Evans- 
vine.  227  miles;  branch,  6  miles;  Chicago  A  Ohio  River  Division,  Sldell 
to  West  Liberty,  78  miles  (laid  mostly  with  iron  rails);  total  owned, 
311  mil  es;  joint  track  to  Hervey  City,  7  miles;  leases,  Pekin,  111.,  to 
Peoria,  I1L,  10  miles;  through  Deoatur  3  miles;  total,  331  miles. 

HISTORY. — Company  owns  $250,000  Peoria  A  Pekin  Union  stook- 
The  P.  D.  A  E.  owns  $220,000  of  the  $250,000  Chicago  A  Ohio  R.  firsts 
outstanding,  as  in  table  above,  and  has  issued  as  collateral  an  order 
for  $100,000  additional  Chicago  A  Ohio  R.  firsts  unissued. 

RECEIVERSHIP,  ETC. — On  January  13,  1894,  placed  in  receivers' 
hands.  The  receiver  is  now  E.  O.  Hopkins. 

Decree  of  sale  under  2d  mortgage  granted  March  31, 1897;  sale  may 
take  place  in  about  ten  weeks  from  that  date. — V.  64,  p.  664. 

COUPON  PAYMENTS.— See  table  for  the  date  of  last  coupon  paid. 
Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  when  authorized,  pays  coupons  of  P.  D.  A  E. 

COMMITTEES. — First  mortgage  bondholders'  committee  (both  divisions) 
consists  of  Walston  H.  Brown,  Chairman,  40  Wall  St.;  Wm.  Augustus 
White,  130  Water  St.;  E.  H.  Ladd,  Jr.,  Morton  8.  Paton,  Charles  A.  Pea- 
body,  Jr.  Depo-itary,  Atlantic  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  V.  58,  p.  514. 

Second  Mortgage  Bondholders'  Committee. — Moses  L.  Scudder, 
Chairman;  Charles  8.  Fairchild,  Jenkins  Van  Schaick,  R.  Suydam 
Gi  ant,  W.  H.  Payne ;  depositary,  N.  Y.  Security  A  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  See 
V.  60,  p.  930,  1 106.  Practically  all  the  seconds  had  been  deposited. 
Decree  of  foreclosure  of  2d  mort.  was  granted  in  March,  1897. 

FLOATING  DEBT.— On  Dec.  31, 1895,  total  current  liabilities  were 
$1,648,15«,  including  bills  payable  $935,371  (of  which  $473,000  were 
notes  payable  to  Evansville  AT.  H.  RR.);  current  assets,  $195,915; 
accrued  interest  (1st  and  2d  mortgages),  $249,145,  etc.  V.  60,  p.  604. 

EARNINGS.— For  calendar  year  1896  gross  income  was  $879,055 
against  $927,333  in  1895. 

RECEIVERS'  REPORT. — Report  for  year  ending  Deo.  31,  1895,  was 
given  in  V.  62,  p.  681.  Interest  on  2d  mortgage  (which  was  not  paid) 
not  included  for  1895  and  Is94  below. 

Gross.  Net.  Interest.    Rent.tt£c.      Balance. 

1895 $911,776    $244,141     $170,897    $30,141    sur.$43,103 

1894 860,998       161,220       173,430      30,854    def.    43,064 

1893 922,181      346,629         313,885      37,790    def.      5,046 

To  surplus  for  1895  should  be  added  $15,OOO  from  dividend  on  P.  A 
P.  U.  stock,  making  total  surplus  $58,103. 

President,  Wm.  E.  Strong,  30  Broad  St.,  New  York.— (V.  63,  p.  358; 
V.  64,  p,  42,  235,  288,  470,  518,  664.) 

Peorla  &  Eastern  tly.—fSec  Map  Glen.  Cin.  Chic,  if  St.  Louis.)— 
Owns  from  Pekln,  LU.,  to  Indianapolis,  Ind.,  202  miles,  and  has  a  lien 
of  $5,000',000  on  Springfield  Division,  Indianapolis  to  Springfield, 
Ohio,  141  miles;  trackage,  Pekln  to  Peoria,  9;  total  operated,  352  miles. 

LEASE,  ETC.— Formerly  Ohio  Indiana  A  Western,  sold  In  foreclosure 
In  1890,  reorganized  per  V.  49,  p.  616,  and  leased  till  Apr.  1,  1940.  to 
Cleveland  Cincinnati  Ch.  A  St.  L.,  which  guarantees  interest,  but 
not  principal,  of  the  first  consols  and  the  underlying  bonds,  and  owns 
one-half  the  $10,000,000  stock,  par  $1OO.  See  SUPPLEMENT  of  Jan., 
1894,  as  to  provisions  respecting  any  surplus  over  charges. 

BONDS.— The  consolidated  mortgage  of  1890  covers,  besides  the  road 
owned,  the  $5,000,000  purchase  money  lien  on  the  Springfield  Division; 
$1,500,000  are  reserved  to  retire  the  prior  liens  and  a  sinking  fund  for 
this  purpose  held  $100,000  on  June  30, 1895 ;  C.  C.  C.  A  't.  L.  is  en- 
dorser on  $367,567  P.  A  E.  notes  and  June  30, 1895,  held  $397,000 
consols  as  security  therefor— these  in  addition  to  the  $8,103,000. 
See  abstracts  of  mortgages  of  1890  in  V.  51,  p.  246  and  of  O.  Ind.  A 
Western  mortgage,  V.  47,  p.  201.  Due  lessee  July  1, 1895,  $893,563. 

EARNINGS.— 8  months,  )  1896-7 Gross,  $1,096,033 ;  net,  $251,725 

July  1  to  Feb.  28.      j  1895  6.... Gross,    1,326,446;    net,    339,788 

Deficit  under  charges,  8  mos.,  $42,688  in  1896-7,  against  surplus  of 
$45,375  In  1S95-6. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Report  for  1895-96 
was  in  V.  63,  p.  556 — see  also  lesse's  report  p.  561. 

Tear.  dross.  Net.         Interest,  etc.          Balance. 

1895-6 $1,902,235         $457,900       $441,620      sur.$16,S80 

1894-5 1,811,740  463,938          441,620      sur.  22,318 

1893-4 1,609,806  177,190         441,620      def.264,430 

— V.  61,  p.  JOT,  J6S-,  V.  63,  p.  666. 

Peorla  &  Pekln  Union  Ry.— Owns  Pekln  to  Peoria,  10  miles 
on  each  side  of  Illinois  River;  total  operated  20  miles;  also  owns 
41  Dulles  of  sidings.  The  road  is  a  union  road,  and  the  stock  of 
$1,OOO,OOO  was  taken  by  the  different  Peorla  RR.  companies,  and  they 
pay  a  rental  and  also  terminal  charges.  See  V.  36,  p.  253.  In  1895 


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subscriber,  trill  router  a  great  favor  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 

Mile* 
of 

Date 
of 

Size,  or 
Par 
fahM, 

Amount 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bonat—  Prtnei 
pal.When  Due 
Stock*—  Last 
Dividend. 

Vor  explanation  of  column  heading*.  Ac.,  see  note* 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

on  nnt  page  of  table*. 

fttria  4  St.  Lmtu-ltt  M..  gold,  92O.OOO  p.  m.  .  .e* 
/BP«io««ii-l.tM..Mr.  I  U«t  l'n>  gold.  gu.  p.  A  1.0- 
l.t  M.,  *er.  2  (3d  I'm  cold.  guar.  p.  A  L  <end.)..c* 

"38 
38 

1896 
1888 

l--i 

8100 

1OO  Ac. 
1,000 

(T) 
9799.6OO 
1,125,000 
385.000 
960,800 
323,500 
25,000 
893,000 
8OO.OOO 
2.2OO.OOO 
280,500 
100.000 
7,985,000 
2,400,000 
976.000 
8.680.000 
10,143.000 
497.000 
1,000.000 
263,000 
2,246.900 
500,000 
1,408,000 

5g. 
5  g. 

I* 

See  text. 

S,-e  t.-lt. 
8 

S* 

6  --. 
44  A  S 

4  (5)  g. 
3  (4)  g. 

P.  A  A. 

O.-J. 

A.  'A  6. 

J.   A    J. 
J.    A    J. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
A.  A  0. 
A.  A  O. 

Yeariy. 
A.  A  0. 
J.  A  J. 
A.  A  O. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
y      M 
AAO15 
A.  A  0. 

N.  Y.,  Knickerbook.  Tr. 
Phlla..  Pa.  Co.  In*,  on  L. 
do              do 
Nashua.  N.  H. 
Richmond, 
do 
Rlohm'd  and  Petereb'g. 
do             do 
do             do 
Phlla..  Penn.  RR.  Co. 
Philadelphia, 
do              do 
Phlla.,  Broad  St.  Stat'n. 
Phlla..  Broad  St.  Stat'n. 
do             do 
do        and  London. 
Phlla..  Broad  St.  Stat'n. 

Aug.  1,  1930 
Jan.   1,  1918 
Jan.   1,  1918 
Oct.  1.'96.  2% 
Jmn.1  '97.31*.% 
Jan.l  '97,3*9% 
Jan.,  1898 
July  1,  192« 
Oct.    1,   1926 
Nov.  1,  1911 
Apr.   1.  1938 
Apr.   1.   1938 
Mob.  1,  1894 
Dee.  31.  1893 
Oct.    1,  1897 
July  1,  1920 
July  1,  192O 
Aug.  1,  1922 
May   1,  1918 
Nov.  1.  1944 
Mch.,  '!t7.  3% 
Oct.  15,  1926 
Oct.    1.  1949 

59 
59 
59 
59 
59 
73 

287 

--7 
40 
•97 

•J-7 

"7 

1869 
1  —  I 
1881 
1881 

1888 

1857 
1869 
1869 

I-  •_• 
1883 
1894 

18*90 
IffM 

XT. 

100 
100 

1,000 

l.OOO 
1.000 
BOO 
500 
50 
50 

l.(XH) 

l.OOO 
I'OOO 
1,000 
l.OOO 
1.000 
50 
1,000 
1,000 

Gnar.  prat,  ctockj  3  per  cent,  lien  prior  to  mortit. 
lat  mort.  (payable  935.OOO.  due  yearly  Jan.  Dcukr 
Hort.  bondTcl.  A,  925.000.  g..  reserved  for  lit  M. 
Mortgage  bond*  claa*  R.  gold  

fkila.  4  CkM.  raL—lti  M.'.  pf.'.  Int!  red.  in'96.g.c- 
l*t  mortew.  not  pref..  Int.  reduced  In  '96.  g..c* 
fMta.  *  Jric-Common  .took  (910.OOO.OOO  author.) 

Bnn.  A  E.  Ui  M!.  (ext.  In  1877)  c*r 
«J«Bir*l  BX»rt..  gold,  guar.  p.  A  L  by  Pa.  RR  e 
Oom.  mwrt-.goU.gnar.  p.AT.(8S.263.0OOare5*).r 
flulo.  4  rrwn*r*rd-ltt  mort.,  95OO.OOO.gpld..  e' 
/Mte.  (far*.  4  Ck~t*ut  HM-l*l  M,,  gu.  by>a.  By  r 

7 
6  g. 

*S£ 

Phlla..  Broad  m.  Btat'n. 
do              do 
Phlla.,  132  So.  3d  St. 
Phlla..  Oomp'y'B  office. 
Phil..  PhlL  A  Read.  RR. 

Hula.  0*rm.  4  JTerrgfii    Btoek  rental..  P.  A  R.  Ry. 

gj^ar-^S^SS^? 

29 
44 

22 
OH  PA 

B*Jd  dividend  of  6p.c.:  In  1TOS-6  pakl  6  p.  e     On  July  1.  1H96,  there 
were  bill*  payable  92O.OOO;  betterment  account  (debit)  •394.659. 

Earning*  for  rear  ending  Jane  «O.  1896.  gro**.  9671,934  :  net,  $305.- 
•M;  ch«r«e«.8Vr4.*«:  dividend..  $60.000:  balance,  deficit.  *39.552. 
la  1894  5.  groo*.  9604^08  ;aet,9S81324.  President.  C.  H.  Bo.  wort  a. 

>.  p.  »»1. 

Peorla  *  it.  boot.  Ry.—  Under  eomtraetlon  from  Springfield 
to  Peorla.  So  mile*.  Incorporate*!  July  24.  1896.  tint  mortgage  U 
for  91.100.000.  hood»  to  be  Uomed  at  not  ezeeedtaig  92O.OOO  per  mile. 
See  V.  64,p.  755.  Mortgage  tnuteo.  Robert  MaeUy.  BegUtrar  Knle* 
erboeker  Trwt  Co..  H.  Y.;  PrtMldent.  L.  H.  Thoma*.  of  Thomm*v111e.  1  11. 
-r.  63.  p.  540:  V.  64,  p.  7»5. 

Perk1»*aim  Jamottom.  Pa.,  to  Smaoi  June 
tcrlptlom.  834.O1O.  RoamaUed  In  18*7 
By.  on  loaa  aecoumt  aboat  9l.OOO.OOO. 

In  rear  end.  June  30.  19*5.  grao*  oaralmg«  *en9'J9V4i5;  net.   9116.- 
9M:  other  lnr.,rue.»-<-.S:  murMt.9M.ilO;  balance  turplu-.  *Jl.iS.'. 

-  <i  9  1.  groM79^»0.7T7  ;  aet.  flOO.258. 

i  .  rb.,r..u-h  KB.—  Wilton  to  OrmoOeld.  IT.  H..  104  mllM. 
IiB««-1  April  l.Ti'.n.  t.i  Ro«ton  A  Lowell  for  93  yean  at  4  p.  e.  on 
Mock  aod  expcoaw.  Capital  ttoek  9M9.OOO. 

P*ler*»«rK  HH.-OWM  P«MHk«c.  Va..  to  Oary.bur«.  !f.  C..  M 

•      rd  A  Roaookei.  2  mile*;  total. 
Praterred  rtoek  to 


lion.  Pa..  39  •lla*. 

U  da*  PhlL  A 


renu  i  »ar]r<iiurg  to  We 
'    «  ta  18 


1877 


la  1- 


iln  1- 


.«  percent 


.6  P.O.:  Im  1394.  5>«  p.  e.; la '95.  6  P.O.;  1m  1996.  Jan..  3<«  p.  e.: 
Ija. «.;  ta  1897.  Jam..  3«i  p.  e. 

„  nraa.-a  month*.     «  1899-97 gitM..  9331.973;  net.  91 40.413 

July  1  to  Ken.  28.         (1895-96. gram.    878372-.net.    163.O52 

IL  Ktruar.-Beport  for  veer  ending  Jmao8O. 1896.  In  V.  63.  p. 
,*howed  gro*.  earalmg*.  8M4.76J:  mo*.  9344.M6:  other  Income. 
mot  ohmrgo*.  994.4UO:  dlvidoad*.  9»9.9O1:  balance.  *ur- 
I.     In  HiH-9V  gro*«.  9312J89;  art.  9187,436.    (V.  59. 

P  i n.iu 

Philadelphia   A    B.lllaBore  Central.— We*l    Philadelphia  to 

•IJ  arile.;  Wawa  to  Wo*t  Cheater,  Pa..  9  m.  JdoakW 

traek.  1 J  m  . .  "r.ooh.  1  m.:  lemnod.  Oacmtar  Creek  RR..  7  m.   Phlla.  Wit 

•Ingtoa  A  Baltimore  Railroad  bold.  9V.49T.IOO  of  the  92.499^186 

It. oh.  aad  road  to  a  part  of  Pemuylvanla  .y.leom.    Flaoml  ri 

Oet.il    For  19M »<aoa*  oarmlaga.  9844321 :  ami. 973.45* 

omtopo.lta.ete..9avl.7T2;  dof.  BBdor ehmrgmm.9W  6W   Im  1994 

990U.483  ;  net,  * :  n  1093-94  groom.  9953,693:  mot,  4 

riiiud'  l|>lila  A    <  hevler  Valley  KK.     !:•>.!  '-     •     L-   :.•••!••>-• 

•ulle«.    Onartereil  in  imi     Cmpllml  •took  (par 

•rofnmd.   «  .no.  ..f 

whirti  Reading  Company  own*  945O.OOO  eooMmon  mad  «2oa.loo  p_rr 

A  1  J>or  oomt  rodocUoB  nf  iBtoraot  om  emofi  olaa.  of  bond,  w a.  agreed 


to  In  Dooombor.  I K96.  by  9«  per  eoat  la 
See  V.  til.  p.  1064.  Thi  •tatfrng  Train 
•ont  prtmelpoj  mud  laterwt  of  the  be»d«.  • 


wflhbilBrMtrodiuod. 
•mam.— for  roar  ending  June  M.  1«6.  »„,«,.  9M.O»2;  net. 
•:  ch»rge«.  918.444:  hal.,  def.,95324.  IB  IfM-o.noM. 947,667; 
»«.  »J^H6;   ohmriM,  921,041:    b»l«m».  doaoH.  919.755.     In  1893-4, 
fn«.l«M9S ;  ioaett  under  oponUmg.  96317.-V.  98,  p.  1064. 
Philadelphia    A    Brlo^wAw  Hap  fm»lflMni»    KS.)-KOU>- 
-j  to  Erie,  Penn..  287  BOoa-double  track.  78  mil**. 

101, 

Pomaiiylr 


natal.    Poauylraala  K 
ao<l  W.400,000  upeelal 

mBdelljTofl-hu...^.!,-,,., 


mtml8OT.Har..2p.  e.:  1 894.  Mareh.  2  p.  e. 

(1997 OroM.9B3o.429:    met,9>O8.098 

Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.        (1896 Orooa,    535.777;    net.      W.790 

A  -  x,  .     Kcrorr.— Boport  for  1896  wan  (tvem  IB  V.  64.  p.  326.  371. 
r«ar«iU  Ow.31-  1-...  1S95.  ]->l  1999 

Grow  earn  In*. 9O12J11  94^78^7498.965.19695.104.879 

Total  DM  Income. 91.231.906  9I.141.H4O  9t.O2O.411  *I..%46.783 

•  ton  debt 91.047.47091.047.47091.047.47091.042.470 

{•tenet  OB  •peetaTitoek.  168.OOO 

IatemtoBeqnlpB>-t.Ae.       176^62       129348        118.124        1383*7 


ror.97364  W.94J27  dT.tU5.l83  .r.8207,486 
p  346.  371.) 

Phlladrlphla  *  Kr.nkr.rd  KK.— Own«  from  Or»nc«ntTll'e  to 
i..  id  mile..    UMW*  not  a»umed  by  Phlla.  A  Reading  Ry. 
fth*>VW.oo6itook84*«MOI>  owmod  br  Bomdlnc  Company  and 

>  truotee  In  Ouarantoe 


"O  otoek  9444JI50  u  owned  by  B0 

jHllltoi  under  lu  morVrage  of  I  «im.    Mortgage 

TnM  A  8mm  Dlfi»H  Co!?  PfcUaadelpbla. 

•  *Cb»atBBt  _. 
OB  Oommoottmc  Railway,  toCmeotmart 
•roni  May  1. 1883.  bwoed  for  90  romn 
».,  which  gnaranteoi  primal  pal  mad 


Philadelphia 
phla  from  Oermaatewa  J 

Hill.  7  ml!..;  braoeboa.  7 
to  the  P«nn.Tlraala 


at   Hlll.-In   Phlladol- 


Intereat  on  the  bond*,  and  Jan.  1,  1896,  owned  91,262,750  of  the 
fl.263,000  ouutandlng  (took.  Authorized  itoek  92.OOO.OOO  (par,  95O). 
Of  the  oonwL  morurage  for  92.OOO.OOO,  91.0OO.OOO  rexer-red  to  retire 
flnteof  1883.  Intermit  free  of  all  tare*.  Oroa*  earning*  In  1895, 
9164.267:  net,  913.196.  Interact  on  bond*.  954.86J.  other  charge*. 
i>aL.deae1t._9i81880.  In  1894.  gron.  9249.568.  net,  9^0.669. 
lV.5U.ll 


in  !•<•'  i.-r,..-.*j:.'J.o.i-.  n.-t. •?•-... -no. 


.1'.  •""'.) 


Philadelphia  lirrm.iitowo  4c  Norrletown.— Philadelphia, 
Pa.,  to  Norrutown  and  Uermantown.  Pa..  '-'O^  mllrn;  iteooml  track, 
•JO  mile*;  total  traek.  HO  m.;  Plymouth  RR.,  9  muea.  Leaeed  November 
10. 1870.  to  Philadelphia  A  Beading  Railroad  tor  999  yean  at  a  rental 
of  9269.623  mad  94.00O  yearly  for  organization  ezpemoM.  Dividend* 
are  3  per  cent  quarterly  < 1 2  per  anndmi .  but  In  Marob  and  September. 
I803,only  24  D.  e.each  wmapmldon  account  of  certain  loaae*.  LemM 
led  In  18M  by  Phlla.  A  Reading  Railway. 


tc  Piu.bnrc.— <)<rn«  from  Harrta- 
WeMern  Marriand  Railroad.  41  mile*; 


.guaranteed  the  bond.,  principal  and  Interest. 

rental  coven  Interact  om  bond*,  taxn.  and  expenoo*.  Leaae  aunmed 
in  1897  by  Philadelphia  A  Reading  Railway.  Stock.  92.OOO.OOO  (par, 
•SO),  of  which  91.995.000.  along  with  81.472.0OO  of  the  bond*  are 
owned  by  the  Reading  Oompmny  moddepo.ltod  under  it*  general  mort. 
gage  of  1897.  Mortgage  U  for  92.OOO.OOO. 
Phlladelpklm  'Newtowi 
Xewtown.  Pa. 21 


I.—  ROAI>—  Phllm 
Opened  In  1878 


'fcla  >ewtow«  dc   <«ew    York    Kl 

delnhla  to  Newtown.  Pa.  21  mile.,  branch  I  mile. 
and  operated  *lnee  1879  In  connection  with  Philadelphia  A  Reading 
which  guaranteed  the  bond*,  principal  and  lntere»t,  by  endonemen  t! 
la  1893uwa*  Mated  Urn*  the  rood  would  be  operated  directly  by  the 
new  Beading.  Capital  clock.  91.6OO.OOO;  par.  95O.  Of  the  ASS, 
9849.100  ( with  eoapon*  only  pmrUy  pmid-WM<  v!  64,  p.  331)  are  owned 

,'T    l-'>7.  -V    i.l.  11     III 

•Thl*   railroad  wa*  foreclo*ed 


Phllad*l»kla*  KemdlMg  •K.-Tlti.  railroad  wa«  forecl, 
Sept.  U.  l*9o.  and  tranaferredto  the  Phlla.  A  Beading  KaUwav 
Tho capital  Mock  of  the  (tallway  Oompmmr,  m*  alM>  the  .took  of  the 
Coal  A  Iron  Co..  1*  hold  bjrthe  "Re»tlng  Company."  which  Urn*  iMued 
the  new  oaonrltto*  authorized  by  the  plan  of  reorganization.  800 
-  Boadlng  Oompmny." 

Philadelphia  *  Heading  «f.-Tnl.  company  wa*  formed  In 
184M  to  mooed  to  mil  the  railroad  line,  of  the  old  Phlla.  *  Reading 
RR.  Co..  foreoloaed.  lu  980,000.000  itoek  mo4  all  the  bond"  l*Vi  ed 
UDdertt>«30,OOO.OOOraort.of  1896  (only  92O.OOO.OOo  IMued  In  1897> 
are  deported  a*  part  *eearlty  for  the  mortgage  of  the  "  Reading  Co." 

IMtllad.  l|>hla  A  Kra.llnx  Terminal. -Own.  terminal  road. 
'3,  1 11**.k>.n<{-  '••lttd|l>«  ;«*UOB  •*  Tw?''Ul  "n(l  Market  Utreeu.  Pblla- 


Phlladelphla        lt.-n.llll-       A        \rw        IHl-lHIld.-K.Ml,  -11,1. 

"•«"P»ny  »»n.  from  Campbell  Hall.  eroMlng  the  Hudnon  River 
at  Poagnkeepale  by  lu  own  bridge,  to  HUvernmU*. 58  mile.;  and  leMeo 
aad  eoBtrol*  Hartford  A  OomTwewarn,  Hartford  to  Bhlnecllff.  1O9 
aUlo*;  total.  167  mile.;  auo  leane*  and  control*  Dutohea*  Co.  RK.. 
trom  Poughkeepale  to  Hopewell  Juno..  12  mile* ;  trackage.  1  mile. 

Rmc«ir««*Hir.  Ac—A  eooaelldaOon  In  July.W,  [by  plan  In  V.  54,  p. 
597]  of  Central  New  England  A  We-tern  and  Pou>fikeep«le  Bridie 
companies  Bomd  wa*  eontrolled  and  operated  by  Phlla.  A  Reading? 
but  fbe  guaranteed  Interwt  due  May  1  mad  Augiut  1,  1893,  wa*  not 
•mid.  mad  on  Aug.  19. 1893.  J.  K.  O.  Sherwood  wa.  appointed  receiver 
fnter«*t  on  buteheo*  Co.  RR.  ante  paid  regularly  to  Koember/lSOor 


o.BK*  COVVITTRK.—  Chairman,  O.  A.  Fletcher;  H.  L.  Davl» 
C.  Tower.  Jr.,  R.  M.  Janney,  J.  W.  Hmmer.  H.  Herbert  Plggott.  Arthur 
Brook.  Lebanon:  U.  O.  Selxa*.  New  York.-V.  64.  p.  235. 


.  '•  T- 

STOCK—  Common  I*  94.HOO.OOO;  preferred,  82.OOO.fKX). 

Bom*.-  Both  the  mortgage.  (Ouarantee  Trn.t  A  Safe  Deposit  Co. 
tru.tee>  cover  9tf390AX>0  Birtford  A  Conn.  Western  Mock.  etoT 

In  January,  1804.  |95O.OOO  of  note,  pledged  for  Interact  payment* 
.were  *eoured  by  9726.000  nnt  mortage  bond*  m*  collateral  Loan* 
and  till  «  payable  June  3O.  1896.  9350.0OO;  open  mooount*  payable 
(contracted  prior  to  raeeJvenhlpl,  94O9.39o. 

LATMT  EAK<ti>iai.-2  mo*.,     )  1897..  ..QroM. 
Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.  <  1896..  ..Orow, 


984,826;  net,  925,407 
1OO.581;  net,    16,871 


Year  1896  groe..  9746.569;  net,  9200,674.    In  1895  grow,  8724,114. 

For  yean  ending  Jane  3O  earning*  have  been  a*  follow*: 

Ttar  la  Juitf  3O—  Orou.  Ktt.          Outran.'       Balance. 

1896-6  ..................  9740..W9     92OO.674     814O.544      *ur.960,13O 

1894-5  ...................   724,114       2O1.661        168.144      «ur.  83517 

•Jfon.—  Charge*  do  not  Include  any  bond  Interest. 

-(V.  64,  p.  84.  181,  235,  428.) 


II* 


INVESTORS'  SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V. 


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RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Sands—  Prlnol 
pal.When  Due 
Stocks  —  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  An-.,  see  notes 
on  tint  page  o(  tables. 

Rat*  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

PAU.  Rfad.it  !frir  Eng.—  1st  M.,  gold,  guar.  (end.).  c* 
Do  (4  p.c.  till  8ej>t.'95;  then  5  p.c.)  guar.p.  A  i.o* 
Do    5  prr<-i-ut»  (Bee  u-xt)  gold,  iriiar.  p.  &  L.  
Inc.  M,  non-ou.,  8er.A,$1750,OOO;B,$'2100,OOO.c- 
Uutohesn  Co.  RR.  1st  M.,  gold,  guar.  P.  R.  &  N.  E.c' 
Fkila.  <t  Trtnlon—  Stock  10  p.  c.  rental,  Penn  RR.. 

58 
58 
58 
58 
12 
27 

1892 
1892 
1892 
1892 
1890 

$1,OOO 
1,000 

$3,750,000 
2,500,000 
As  colliiteral 
3,850,000 
350,000 
See  text. 
11,819,350 
800,000 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 
930,000 

1,000,000 

050,000 
650,000 
3,500,000 
5,000 
10.000,000 
3,000,000 
885,000 
(1) 
700,000 
320,000 
368,000 
22,651,901 
2,631,000 
780,000 
715,000 
1,506,000 
2,043,000 
1,995,000 
3,000,000 
6,863,000 

4  g. 
4-oV 
5g- 
5  g. 
6g. 
lOperan. 

SlM!    tl'Xt 

6 
5 

4 
4 

4*' 
4  g. 
See  text. 

ig- 

6 

F.  &  A. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  &  N. 
Oct.  I 
J.   &  D. 
Q.—  J. 
J.   &  J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  D. 
A.  A  0. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
See  text 
F.  A  A. 
J.   A  D. 
J.    A  D. 

Feb.,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 
Nov.,  '92,  coup,  last  pd. 
NOT.,  '92,  coup,  last  pd. 
None  paid. 
N.  Y.  Chase  Nat.  Bank. 
Phila.,  Company's  Office 
Phila.,  Broad  St.  Stat'n 
PhU.Of.;B6st.,Kld.Peab 
do              do 
do              do 
Phlla.,  Broad  St.  Stat'n 
do              do 
do              do 

Nov.  1,  1942 
Nov.  1,  1942 
Nov.  1,  1942 
Oct.   1,   1952 
June  1,  1940 
Apl.,  '97,  213% 
Jan.  2,  '97,  4% 
Apr.   1,  1900 
June  1,  1910 
Apr.   1,  1917 
Nov.  1,  1922 
Jan.   1,  1926 
Oct.    1,   1932 
Har.l'07,2H|% 
Aug.  1,   1911 
Deo.  1,  1932 
Deo.   1,  1932 

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

1,000 

1,000 
1,000 
50 

1,000 

1,000 

*  Plain  bonds,  e.  fund  $16,000  yearly,  not  drawn.,  r 
Plain  bonds,  s.  fund  $20.000  yearly,  not  drawn..  r 



1875 

1SKO 
1SS7 

1887 
1891 
1892 

29 
75 
75 

1886 

1  SH-> 
1887 

Baltlm.,Hanibleton&Co 
N.  Y.  Gd.  Cent.  Station, 
do              do 

fme  CivrA-  —  1  st  M.,  guar.  prin.  and  Interest  (end.)r 

Plttab.  Shen.  &  Lake  Erie,  1st  lu'ort.,  (told  e' 
Consol.  1st  mortgage,  for  $4,800,000,  gold..o* 
Pittsb.  Bess.  &  L.  E..  consul.  M.,  $10,000,000,  g. 
PWtburg  Chartiers  it  fough'y—  Stock,  $1,000,000.. 

"l6 
16 
1.090 
208 
208 
93 
580 
222 
222 
116 
216 

1890 

1N93 
1897 

1882 
1892 

1864 
1864 
1865 
1883 
1866 
1870 
1864 
1H6H 

Sg- 
5K- 
5  g. 
4  in  '95. 
6 

See  text 
7 
7 
7 

|» 

7 
5 

7 

A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 

F."A"A. 

A.  A  O. 
Semi  -an 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
F.  A  A. 

N.  Y.  Central  Trust  Co. 
do              do 

Oct.    1,  1940 
July  1,  1943 
1947 
Feb.15,'95,4% 
Feb.   1,  1902 
Apr.  1     1932 
Jan.  27,  1896 
Nov.,  1904 
Nov.,  1904 
Dec.,  1905 
Oct.    1,  1932 
Oct.    1,  190« 
July  1,  1910 
Jan.   1,  1914 
Aug.  1,  1900 

50 
500  Ac. 
1,000 
100 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

Plttsburg,  Office, 
do              do 
N.Y.,  Farmers'  L'nATr. 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
do             do 
do             do 
do              do 
N.Y.,Farmers'  L'n  A  Tr. 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Nat'l  City  Bank. 
Phlla.,  Broad  St.Station 

Gen.  M.  fl.OOO.OOO,  cold  ,  gu.  p'.&l.  (end.)  See  text. 
fiittbura  Cincinnati  Chicago  <t  SI.  Louis—  Plot,  st'k 
f  Col.  A  Ind.  Cent.  IstM.  (Coluni.  tolnd.  &br.).o* 
<  Col.  A  Indianapolis  Central  2d  mortgage  o* 
1  Union  A  Logansp'tl8tM.(U'nCitytoLogan8.)c* 
Chic.  St.  L.  A  Pitts,  cons.  M.  ($22,000,000)  g.  .  .c&r 
Jeft'nville,  Mad.  A  In.  1st  M.  (e.  f.  drawn  at  110).  o 
2d  mort.,  Jell'ersonv.,  Ky.,  to  Indianap.  &  br'h.c 
5  Steub.  A  Ind.,  1st  mortgage,  extended  in  1884.r 
(  Pitts.  C.  <fc8t.  L..  IstooiiHOl.  mortgage  CAr 

Philadelphia  &  Trenton.— Philadelphia  (Kensington),  Pa.,  to 
Morrisrllle,  Pa.,  23  miles,  mostly  four-tracked,  and  branch  3  miles.  On 
Deo.  1, 1871,  leased,  with  the  United  Cos.  of  N.  J.,  for  999  years  to  the 
Penn.  RR.  at  10  p.  o.  on  $494,100  stock,  the  total  issue  being  $1,259, 
1OO,  the  balance  being  owned  by  the  United  RR.  of  N.  J. 

Philadelphia  Wilmington  &  Baltimore.— (See  Vap  Penn 
RR.) — Operates  from  Philadelphia  to  Washington,  D.  C.,  and  from  Wi'- 
mlugton,  Del.,  to  Delmar,  Del.,  with  branches  as  follows: 


Delaware  RR.1T  .................  11 

Delaware  Md.  &  Va.lf  ..........  98 

Baltimore  A  Potomac  H  ........ 

other  lines  (6)  ..................  156 


Total  (U  see  this  company).  ..665 


Lines  owned—  Miles. 

Philadelphia  to  Baltimore  .....  94 

(all  double  track.) 
Branches  to  Delaware  City,  etc.  23 

Linen  controlled,  leased,  etc.  — 
Philadelphia  &  Bait.  Centralfl  .  80 

ORGANIZATION.—  Peun.  RR.  owns  $10,890,950  stock  (mostly  pur- 
chased In  1881),  and  controls  the  operation.  The  P.  W.  A  B.  owns 
stock  in  tbe  Cambridge  &  Seaford,  Columbia  A  Port  Deposit,  Junction 
RR.,  Queen  Anne's  A  Kent,  South  Chester  A  Un.  RR.  of  Baltimore,  etc. 

DIVIDENDS.—  From  1868  to  1887,  Inclusive,  8  per  cent  yearly  ;  In 
1888  and  1889,  7  ;  In  1890,  6;  In  1891,  6;  In  '92,  7:  In  '93,  7^2  p.  c.; 
In  1894,  7  p.  o.;  In  1895,  Jan.,  6%  p.  c.;  In  1896,  7  p.  o.;  in  1897,  Jan.,  4  p.c. 

BONDS.—  All  to  be  secured  by  any  future  mortgage.  See  description 
on  page  4,  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1895.  Mortgages  and  ground  rents 
Nov.  f,  1895,  $164,002. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.—  Year  ends  Oct.  31.  Report  for  1395-96  was  given 
In  V.  64,  p.  178,  showing,  gross,  $9,047,131  ;  net,  $2,353,123;  other 
Income,  $550,927;  Interest,  rentals,  etc.,  $1,760,525;  dividends,  $827,- 
354;  bal.,  surplus,  $316,171.  In  18*4-95  gross,  $9,142,532;  net, 
$2,615,642.  In  1893-94  gross,  $8,695,959;  net,  $2,346,627.—  (V.  58, 
p.  177;  V.  60,  p.  131,  347;  V.  62,  p.  139,229;  V.  64,  p.  178.) 

Piedmont  &  Cumberland.—  Road  extends  from  Piedmont,  West 
Va.,  to  Cumberland,  Md.,  29  miles.  In  February,  1894,  the  road  was 
leased  to  the  West  Virginia  Cent.  A  Pittsb.  RR.  till  Aug.  1,  1911,  for  37 
per  cent  of  gross  earns.  Penn.  RR.  Co.  on  Dec.  31,  1894,  owned 
$200.000  of  the  $650,000  stock—  par  $50.  First  div.,  5  p.  o.,  paid  in 
Maioh,  1894;  In  1895,  March,  6  p.  o.;  in  1896,  Feb.,  6  p.  o.;  in  1897, 
March,  2*p  per  cent.  For  year  1894-95  profit  to  lessee,  $20,289;  In 

Pine  Creek.—  Owns  %om  Stokesdale  Junction  to  Newberry  June' 
Bon,  Pa.,  on  the  Fall  E-  .  ,,ok  Road,  75  miles.  ORGANIZATION.—  N  Y. 
Central  controls  the  ca-.iital  stock  and  the  road  is  leased  to  the  Fall 
Brook  Railway  Co.,  forming  a  connection  between  the  Central  and 
the  Philadelphia  &  Reading.  The  1st  mortgage  is  guaranteed  by 
the  Central,  the  Reading  and  the  Corning  Cowanesque  &  Antrim 
(now  Fall  Brook  Ry.  Co.)  jointly  and  severally.  See  form  of  guaranty 
V.  56,  p.  650.  Stock,  $1,000,000  (par,$50),of  which  July  1,  1894,  N.  Y 
Central  owned  $999,000. 

EARNINGS.—  Year  ends  June  30.  lu1  1894  95,  gross,  $906  262  For 
year  1893-94  lessee  reports  gross,  $852,470;  net,  $353,580;  rental 
$255,740.  In  year  1892-93,  gross,  $S>86.410.  (V.  59,  p.  3  1  6.) 

PlUsbnrg  Akron  &  Western.—  SEE  NORTHERN  OHIO  RY. 

Plltsbnrg  Bessemer  &  Lalke  Erie  1ttt.—(See  Jfap.J-Owns 
line  to  t«e  completed  by  August  V,  1897,  from  Pittsburff,  Pa.,  to  Con- 
neaut  Harbor  on  Lake  Erie,  aild  Wallace  Junction,  Pa.,  163  miles- 
terminal  In  Erie,  etc..  Pa.,  2  miles;  branches,  28  miles;  leases  Mead- 
vllle  Conneaut  Lake  A  Linesville  RR.,  Llnesville  to  Mead  vine  23  miles- 
trackage,  N.  Y.  Chic.  A  St.  I*.  to  Erie,  12  miles;  total  228  mi  es  of 
which  in  operation  in  January,  1897,  187  miles. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.-//  consolidation  Jan.  14,  1897,  of  the  Pittsburg 
Shenaiigo  &  Lake  Erie  >nd  the  Butler  &  Pittsburg  (organized  to  build 
the  42  miles  from  Butt  h  to  Pittsburg),  whose  stocks  were  exchanged 
dollar  for  dollar  for  tl-JR  stock  of  the  new  company  ($2  400  000  now 
consols  being  also  gi/on  in  part  consideration  for  Butler  &  Pittsbure 


. 

The  United  .States  A  Ontario  Steam  Navigation  Co.  organized  bv 
tne£8-*Ljte.  runs  boats  for  coal  transfer,  etc.,  betweeS  Conneaut 
mn  I  Port  Do/or.  Can.,  60  miles.  See  V.  60,  p.  872,  V.  61,  p.  241,  795 

STOCK.—  Capital  stock  Is  $10,000,000;  par  $50. 

BoND8.-^rhe  old  first  mortgage  of  $3.000,000  covers  th«  lin«  from 
Butler  to  Wallace  Junction,  and  from  Cranesville  to  the  Nickel  Plate 
t"rn  f'  l"  '  \F\  °°Ter  k8  aUd  terminal8  at  <*e  harbor  or  the 

The  P.  B.  .SAL.  E.  mortgage  of  1897  Is  for  $10.000,000.  covering  all 
the  railroad,  property,  rights  and  franchises  of  the  consolidated  com- 
pany, .including  .the  agreement  with  the  Carnegie  Steel  Co.,  Limited 
hiid  the  Union  «R.  Co.  Of  the  new  bonds  $4,800,000  will  be  reserved 
to  retire  at  or  Wrfore  maturity  a  like  amount  of  bonds  outstanding  on 
the  Pittsburg  Sfcenango  &  Lahe  Erie,  and  $2,400  000  witl  tatmut 
accruing  from  ApWl  1.  1897,  will  be  Issued  in  part  pajment  to  ?  the 
stockholders  of  tW;  Butler  A  Pittsburg.  The  remainderTf  the  new 
loan  will  be  applicable  to  the  "corporate  purposes"  of  the  new  com- 
pany. Car  trusts  Jiine  30.  1895,  $292,585. 

EARNINGS.—  Of  old  company  (on  187  miles)  for  year  ending  June  1O 
1896.  gross,  $658.079;  net.  $189.739;  other  income,  $1.74$ 


$172,749;  balance,  surplus,  $18,735.  In  1894-95.  gross.  $567,718; 
net,  $156.926.  In  1893-94,  gross,  $476,651;  net,  $165,134.  Chairman 
of  the  Board,  Col.  S.  B.  Dick,  Meadvllle,  Pa.  (V.  62,  p.  1140;  V.  63,  p 
116, 1159;  V.  64,  p.  135.) 

Plttoburg  ChartiiTN  &  1foughloe«iiy.— Owns  from  Chartieri 
to  Beechmont,  16 miles;  trackage  (Chartiers  Ry.),  1  mile;  17  miles  In 
all.  STOCK  authorized,  $1,000,000 ;  par,  $50;  outstanding,  $700,000, 
owned  jointly  by  guarantors  mentioned  below.  Of  the  4  per  cents 
issued,  or  to  be  issued,  one-half  are  to  be  endorsed  with  the  guaranty 
of  the  Pittsburg  Cincinnati  Chicago  A  St.  Louis,  the  other  half  with  the 
guaranty  of  the  Pittsburg  A  Lake  Erie.  See  guaranty,  V.  56,  p.  650. 
They  are  not  subject  to  call.  EARNINGS  In  year  ending  Dec.  31, 
1896,  gross,  $197,849;  net,  $101,354;  rental  Chartiers  Ry.,  $*,973; 
interest,  $33,920;  bal.  over  int.,  $64,461.  In  1895  gross,  $162,850; 
net,  $63.123;  Int.  on  bonds,  $34,120;  rentals,  etc.,  $2,974;  dividends 
(4  p.  o.)  $28.000;  balance,  deficit,  $1,971. 

Pittsburg  Cincinnati  Chicago  &  St.  L.nnln.—(See  Map.)— 
The  system,  clearly  seen  on  adjoining  map,  includes : 


Lines  owned.  Miles. 

Pittsburg.Pa.,  to  Chlcago.IU.  504 
Rendcomb  Jc.  to  Anoka  Jc...  166 
Bradford  Jc.  to  Indianapolis.  104 
Indianapolis  to  Jeffersonville  108 
Branches 208 


Total  owned 1,090 

Trackage — 

Indianapolis  to  Kokomo 55 

Louisville  Bridge,  etc 7 


Lines  leas' d  (It See  these  co's.)  Milei. 

HChartiers 23 

ITLittle  Miami  and  depend's. .  192 
Cincinnati  Street  Con.  Ry 

Pitts.  Wheeling  A  Ky 28 

Eng.  Connecting  Ry.  In  Chic.  2 

Other  lines ...  5 

Leased  jointly  with  T.  H.  <t  1. 

TTSt.  Louis  Vandalia  A  T.  H. . .  158 


Total  of  all  Jan.  1,1896...  1,568 

ORGANIZATION,  Ac.— Formed  In  1890  by  consolidation  (per  terms  In  V 
50,  p.  875)  of  Chicago  St.  Louis  &  Pittsburg,  Jeffersonville  Madison  A 
Indianapolis,  Cincinnati  &  Richmond  and  Pittsburg  Cin.  A  St.  L.  Con- 
trolled by  Pennsylvania  Co.  and  Pa.  RR.  Co.  through  ownership  of  stock. 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— The  stock  authorized  Is:  Common,  $45,000,000; 
preferred,  $30,000,000;  par,  $100.  Outstanding  Oct.  31,  1896.  com- 
mon, $24,349,161 ;  preferred,  $22,651,901.  Stock  listed  to  January. 
1897,  common,  $25,315,500;  preferred,  $22,630,400. 

The  preferred  stock  Is  "non-cumulative  and  entitled  to  a  dividend 
of  4  per  cent  per  annum  out  of  the  net  earnings  as  declared  by  th« 
Board,  with  the  right  after  3  per  cent  has  been  declared  on  the 
common  to  an  additional  1  per  cent,  making  5  per  cent  In  all." 
After  5  per  cent  on  both  common  and  preferred,  the  two  share  pro  rata 

DIVIDENDS.—  >  1891.  1892  to  Apr.,  '94.  Jan.,  1896.  See  V.64, 
On  pref.  p.  c.—  $3  4  yearly.  2  (for  '95.)  p.  181. 

STOCK  OF  OLD  COMPANIES  unexchanged  Oct.  31,  1896:  Pittsb.  Clu- 
A  St.  L.  common,  $47,200,  Chic.  St.  Louis  A  Pittsb.,  common,  $534,- 
667,  and  preferred,  $22,653;  Steubenvllle  A  Indiana,  common,  $86,170, 
and  preferred,  $2,950;  Jeff.  M.  A  I.  $5,400. 

BONDS.— The  consolidated  mortgage  for  $75,000,000  (Farmers'  Loan 
A  Trust  Co.  of  N.Y.  and  W.N.Jackson,  trustees,)  covers  the  entire  prop- 
erty. Sufficient  consols  are  reserved  fertile  purpose  of  retiring  all  sec- 
tional bonds  at  maturity,  at  whica  time  they  must  be  paid  off.  The 
remainder  are  issuable  for  improvements,  additions  etc.  They  are 
guaranteed  unconditionally  as  to  principal  and  interest  by  the  Penn- 
sylvania Company,  in  accordance  with  the  vote  of  its  Board  of  Direct- 
ors, and  are  so  endorsed.  The  three  series  are  all  equally  secured.  8e« 
adv.  CHRONICLE  May  21, 1892,  and  guaranty,  V.  56,  p.  604. 

GENERAL  FINANCES. — There  are  4  per  cent  car  trusts  for  $91,920 
due  at  various  dates.  In  November,  1894.  $4,811,000  consols  were 
authorized,  of  which  $3,862,000  were  Issued  to  Pennsylvania  Co.  for 
advances.  V.  59,  p.  969.  Cin.  Rich.  A  Chic,  1st  7s  for  $552,000  were 
paid  July  1,  1895.— (V.  60,  p.  1010.)  In  November,  1895,  series  "D" 
bonds  for  $8,000,000  were  created  and  series  "O"  bonds  for  $4,818,000, 
previously  reported  outstanding,  were  canceled.  Series  "D"  bonds  for 
$4,863,000  had  been  listed  on  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange  to  April,  1897. 
V.  63,  p.  1064. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— For  3  months  ending  March  31  and  calendar 
year: 


3  months.  Gross.  Net.                Charges. 

1897 $3,289,926  $665,421             $799,998 

1896 3.624,055  642,310               825,579 

12  months. 

1896 14,304,934  3,724,180 

1895 15,483,B73  4,234,827 


Balance. 
def.  $134,577 
def.    183,26'J 


3,441,204    sur.  $282,986 
3,206,435    sur.1,028,392 
Report  for  1895  was 


ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  Dec.  31. 
given  In  full  in  V.  62,  p.  708,  724, 727. 

Tear  ending  Dec.  31.                       1895.  1894.  1893. 

Miles  operated  (system  proper)       1,151  1,150  1,144 

Gross  earnings $15,439,706  $14,247,855  $15,750,808 

Operating  expenses 11,248,545  10,765,519  12,034,631 

Netearnings $4,191,161  $3,482,336  $3,716,177 

earnings,  fncl.  other  Inc...  $4,234,827  $3,498,358  $3,730,223 
Net  earns,  of  L.  Miami  A  BT 

profit  or  loss  St.  L.V.  A  T.  H         212,998  412,744  439,354 

Total  net  earnings $4,447.825  $3,911,102  $4,169,577 


AMIL.  1897.1 


RAILROAD     STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


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LAKE  ERIE  RAILROAD 

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AM)   CONNECTIONS 


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1NYESTOKS'    SUPfLEMKNT. 


[VOL.  I.XIV.. 


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RAILROADS 


For  rxplaaation  of  column  headings,  Ac..  I 
oa  mm  page  of  tables. 


of 
Road. 


Bond.    Vau 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Rate  per    When   |  Where  Payable,  and  by 
Cent      Payable  Whom. 


Bonds—  Prtnol- 
pal.When  Dae. 


Dividend. 


j  Cin.  Okie.  4  AT.  L.— /OesW—    I  "  A."  g.c- 

fcsjaoL  amort.,  gold,  guaranteed  p.  *  L  '  "  B£  g.c-  l  QQQ 
toad.)  by  Pennsylvania  Company... 

FtMse.OUes.wrslios    1st  M..  gold,  tot,  guar.  B.AO..       ~ 

lateoasoL  M..94.OOO.OOO.  gold.  Int.,  gnar c- 

fWH*./l  ray***  C.— Gen.  stk.,  7j>-  e.  gnar.  Pa.  RR. 


PWlse. Jl  royns4  O.-tiea.  stk..  7  p. 
Ouaraateed  special  Imp.  stock.  7  p.  e.  gnar.  by  end 
lot  avartcage,  series  A  to  F  t  Sink,  fuod,  cumula- 1 
3d        do       sarteaOtoMi    tlTe.notdrawn.e-) 


gold e- 

"j«4d,guar.p.AI 


1st  awrtcago.  gnar.  by  P. , 
MM..gu.p~el(ead.)byP. 

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TOM**.— Stockruar.,  see  text — 
'P.  *  L.  £  and  L.  &  *  M.  8.0 
AL.E.aadL.8.AM.B.e 


>mon.lstM..Kold. 
0»w  Fa<.  «  Om.-lst  M.  gold.  a.  L  mat 


«JMr»sr*-latM  .aaln'.tot.ga.e- 
,  Interest  guar.  by  Ptttab.  A  West. 
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rrrrurao 

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rsrymia*  Okarl 
Con*.  It,  g.,  (see  text)  s.  f..  not 
Ulsawfrf  fsssirii    1st  M..  Pitta. 
Old  Plilabnrg  A  Western  1st  mortgage  ........... 

1st  (consoL)  SHft«s«S  tor  910.OOO.OOO.  gold.  .  .  .«• 

kecelvsr'seortsjtonow  1st  (eoaa.)  M..  ISxVboO 


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470 

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tm 
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1892 
1893 
IBM 
1882 
1895 

1871 
1862 
1862 
1862 


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1889 
1884 
1883 
1884 
1888 
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1880 
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100 

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1.000 
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1.000 
100  Ac. 
500  Ac. 

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480,000 

1,640.000 

300,000 

500,000 

4.0OO.OOO 

2,000.000 

2,000,000 

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6  g.  J. 
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O. 


N.  Y.,Farmer8'  L'n  A  Tr. 


do  do 

do  do 

.  do  do 

O.    N.  Y.,  Cent.  Trust  Co. 

A.I  .......... 

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do  do 

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Apr.  1,  1942 
NOT.  1.  1942 
NOT.  1,  1945 
Oct.  1.  1922 
Aug.  1,  1945 
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Apr. 
Jul 


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July  1.  1912 
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.  Plttoburg,  Co.'s  OfBoe. 
J.  do  do 

O.  N.  Y.,  Security  A  Tr.  Co. 


J. 


N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Oo. 


J.  do  do 

J.  do  do 

J.  Plttub'g.  Fidelity  Tr.Co. 
O.    I'hlla..  Broad  St.  8ta 
J.  N.  Y.,  Mercantile  Tr.  Co. 
J.  do  do 

Philadelphia  Office. 
O.           do  do 

I>.  Alle*heny,Pa.,l«tX.Bk. 
.  J.P.Morgan  A  Oo. 
J.            do  do 

N.  


July  1,  1923 
July  1.  1922 
Oct.  1.  19O7 
Feb.1'97,5% 
,  Jan.  1.  1928 
Jan.  1.  1928 
Jan.,  '97,  3% 
July  1,  1932 
July  1,  1934 
July  1,  1918 
Oct.  1.  1920 
July  1,  1916 
July,  1916 

NOT.  1,  1896 
Apr.  1,  1925 
June  1,  1898 
Oct.  15.  1900 
July  1.  1917 


.<2p.c.)945S.716    (3)9459.497    (4)9908.154 
.  1064;  T.  04.  p.  II 

fi  u.buric  <  lr  vrland  A  ToU4oRB.—From  Newcastle  Jaacttoa, 
Akron.  O.,  77  miles.    Stock.  93.OOO.OOO  (par 90O).  of  which  Bait. 

I  Ohio  RK.  owas  91.50ft.000.    Leased  to ^r- 

[AWc 


ust.ttMjttt  tatorost.  taxos. 


WMW.0MI.MM.OW;  net,  9276.931.    IE  18M94. 


poss.999O.002;  net.  «l»0.7So.-(T.  •>,  p.  Ill  I 


id  to  on  lor  Pt  ttalMirg  oror  tte 
IT  B&.  total  aoool  150  Biloa. 

•rtoo.    Roadto 


wklckl 


MOtomrl — — . — 

tiioed  as  nmliod.    Proaident.  C.  a  Watt;  treasun-r. 

0*V«.  BulhttB«Udla«.  Palladelpoia.    SeeV.eo.  p.  lOlol  V.  81.  p.  T&S. 


>  from  L 
BiHIHraak.371aUlaa.afi 


,f*m»,MM.>- 

iaUee. 


^^Kft.  Ac.-Filiililia  pot.  34.  1901.  aad  nirjnahiii     From  July 
LtMrtaaaaE  to  Beno*BttT  to   the  Foaa.  jULi    roatal  pays   taj- 

soa  Ujraa.  bat  la  iToVuaara  was  a"loe.  o?91.34e\4M  and  la  199fta 


16  of 
.  .  .  BTBI  aaaas  01 

r  ^•k^^£  to   tfcA  ~*^KM>»1   ftf   t.n*ir    *t 

i  ^w^^^^w  ^P   t^w  ^^^Mrai   ^w    i»n«>. 

of  said  gsaaiEl  or  prior  stock  to  hare 

•    aaaaaoal  dlTfclead  fwad  of 


..f 


^f**m.0ft  <jr!#&79rtu^mS^l.l\i 

1  1904.  91*1*3^  to™  90ft.  gbaoT** 
to  la  aartaa  of  9970300  eaoh 
of  tatorost  paymoal  oaoaeh to Ocrrtsv 


sttjrr  of  Mars*,  II 
aad  of  the  soeoad 
•  tta  ataklag  funds  Jan. 
RaroaT. 


tmn*m*."~nmw9t9  v«v  f*mr  ••«!»•  Dee.  31,  1906,  Was  In  V. 

sbowlaf  loes  to  k  .<oo.  957,743.  against  loo*  of  91.391.Oft9 
.  61.  pTfT*  V.  03.  a.  in*.. 

•  ••riloa^-Owas  6%  miles  of  traoka  at  PltUburg, 
rting  the  Bslrsaiiis  *  Ohio  aad  the  Plttsburg 
to  1991  agreed  to  pay  the  PltUburg 
over  Ha  road,  bat  oaarn  reduced  to 
•searalag.asaouatto  J370.000  MM| 

-  *f°i?20JBJ*r  •"  *•£•  J'iAS^**- 

637.  la  19049*.  0000.  9347,*/7 ;  net, 
.0117.49ftiiavataa.9i6.9M.  In  1893-94, 
M.  Dtnliani  at  7  aar  cent  are  paid  OB 
>5.  4  p.  e  ;  In  1H98,  3 «t  p.  04  la  1(197.  Mar.. 
I,  p.  JO.) 

k.  to 


rar  *  Ellwood  BB.,  2  miles  ; 
00  stock  of  the  Pitta.  Chartlon 
rest  of  L.  ft.  A  Mich.  80.. 

199    .  --  ". 


19H.  1993.  19*4.  1906.  1896.  1897. 
9  10  10  10  10  Feb.5% 
irsnnrigDee.  81.1909.  gross.  94,501.421; 
r  109ft  waa  In  V.  62.  o.  680.  showing  groat 
•  I..»U.7M>  ;  ether  faooe»e.»lt)..'17«:  Inter- 
«462.»79;  L.  E.  A  M.  8.  share  P. 
;  dividend  (10  p.  «.).  940O.OOO  ;  bal.,  sur- 
•os.t3380.175.  (V.  6i7p.  330.) 
t  A!  Yoackloft-laeaT.—  Owns  from  Pitta. 
Keoatort  to  Fayotte  City,  Pa.,  31  miles; 


11  m.;  leases  2  m.;  Deo.  31. 1895,  total,  101  miles,  of  which 

ibla  track. 
Loasml  to  Ptttaburg  A  Lake  Erie  RR.  for  999  years.    Rental 


Is  6  per  cent  on  the  stock,  principal  and  Interest  of  the  Plttsburg  McK. 
A  Yourt.  bonds  betojc  guaranteed  by  Ptttsburg  A  Lake  Erie  and  Laka 
rel  Mlehlgan gonTaeni  eompan" 


. 

91.750.000.      Pront    to  lessee  ,  .  o 

i  payable  to  the  Lake  Shore  *  Michigan  Southern. 


..O.OOO;  2.1  mt«e.  bonds 
la  1895,  9685.  of    which 


alre.  O.,  to  Powhatan.O..  15  miles.  Operated  for  cost  by  Pennsylvania 
Company  In  connect). .n  « itli  I'leveland  A  Plttsburg  since  Deo.  1,    ~ 
Stock,  authorixod,  91.500,000:  ouUlandlng, 93OO.OOO-,  par,  "~ 
toe  of  BWttgage  <rortl.50O,OOO).  Fidelity  Ii 


1892. 


iMii.biiric  Ohio  Vallry  A  <  Inflnnall.-Owns  road  from  Bell 
Puwhatan.O..  15  miles.  Operated  for  cost  by  P 

land  A  Plttsburg  since  1 

us.,  etc..  Co.' of  Phils. 
I'lii.bui-ic   r.lar.vlllr  A  Kalrp..rt.-0wns  from    Falrport.  O. 
to  Yonngstown.etc..O..53mllM.  Operated  at  cost  by  PltUburg  A  Wort- 
era,  builnterest of  bonds  Is  guaranteed.    See  description  of  mortgage, 
7,  ScrrLEMurr  of  April.  1*96.    Common  stock.  98OO.OOO;  pre- 
-  -00  (par,  91001.  of  which  to  1993  the  PlttsburgA  Weaforn 
the  » main  a  aad  9160.000  preferred.    For  rear  ending 

J.  gross.  9377.29*  net.  67.347:  Int,  taxea.  etc.,  976,000. 
In  1894-95.  gross,  9370.18 1 ;  net.  964.309.    (V.  63.  p.  39.  1 1 1 1 .) 

r«  *kea«a«o  A  Lakr  Brio.— SEE  PITTSBUKO  BESSEMER 
LAKE  KBIB. 


Vlrelnla  A  charlrcion  By.— From  South  Plttsburg 
Pa.,  to  BrownsTllle.  Ac..  Pa  .  77  miles. 


OBOUIUATIOI.— Operated  by  PoansylTanlaRK,,  which  owned  Jan.  1. 
1896. 93.044.200  stock,  aad  pays  not  earnings  as  rental,  the  oonaol. 
bonds  belag  pledged  under  Its  "collateral  trust  of  1883." 


DiTU>E»pa.— Dlvlitaada  toraieriy  ft  par  eeatnor  annum,  bat  In  May  , 

1999.  ft  p.  a. 


,000.000  was 
I  par  for  extension 
fund  floating  debt. 


re  la  series  A  (94.OOO.OOO)  aad  B  (93.OOO.OOO),  with  dllTer- 
nuaarlty.  bat  are  equally  secured.     Trustee,  Ulrard  Life 
fr.  Oo.  of  Fhlladelpkla. 


1904,  only  3  Bar  oaal ;  to  1 895.  5  p.  o.; 
Botrna.— IB  AL 

,000  nrsts  of 

from  BrawBBTlUo,  Pa,,  tola  Wast  Virginia  aad 
Theboadsare  to  aartaa  A  t94X>OO.OOO) 
aataatoaof  a 
las.  Aa.  A  FT. 

EABjiiiioa.-Yoarondlng  Dae.  31. 1S95,  gross.  91.670.S76;  net.  9645.- 
wea.  0390  «7;  dlTtdeods  (h  p. e.)  9148.71 1;  bal., surplus, 
1894.  grois.  91. 11 7.896;  neC 9*23.204. 

Vstera.— /**r  Hap  of  Baltimore  4  OMo.t— ROAD— 
KoMSaamleeiUroUasl-       Jf««*. 

Pitta.  Clave.  A  Toledo  1 77 

Pitta.  PalnosTlUe  A  Falrport  1.  53 
El  wood  Short  Line— 
N.  Sewlckley  to  Rook  Point.     8 


riu.r.,,  r«  A 

Lint*  *»na  In /•»—  XiU*. 

Alle.raaay.Pa..toX.  aowlekly.  46 
BoekPolBt.  Pa.,  to  Newcastle  11 


Frisco  to  Crowuwni 


CallaryJaae.  to  Butler 13 

3-fV  gao-o  lines  to  Jewott,ote.  134 

|,..,' r  i.  I  'I 

1  csiurs'itnos  an  laid  with  40-pound  rail :  the  remain.ier  of 
wHh  60  to  70-pound  steel.  Oompany  ls  said  to  own  nearly 
•oar  front  at  Allegheny,  Pa..  7  miles,  with  terminals,  eta. 


Total  (Taw this eo.). 


Oao*ruuTio».  Erc.-In  Feb..  1891,  the  BalUmore  A  Ohio  bought 
96.050.OOU  eoamoD  stock,  aad  In  May.  1893.  began  to  use  the  road  as 
part  of  a  ttroo«1l  paasoncnr  route  to  Chicago.  V.  55.p.237. 


.  •.— On  March  3.  1896.  President  Thomas  M.  King  was 
appointed  receiver,  the  B.  A  O..  which  controls  the  road  having  gone 
into  receivers-  hand*  on  Feb.  29.  Receivers1  certificates  for  95OO.OOO 
have  been  aiilhoilioil.  subject  to  lien  of  not  mort.  4s  for  910,000,000. 
8Boo»D  MOBTOAOE  OoMMI  ITEE.— John  T.  Terry,  Dumont  Clark  and 
F.9.aaUthon. 

9«.500.000.  and  preferred.  f5.OOO.000.  5  per  cent 
I  In  950  share*.  Control  held  br  Baltimore  A  Ohio. 
BoaDa.— For  abstract  of  /Irs*  mortguft  (trustee.  Mercantile  Trust 
Company)  aea  V.  45,  p.  439.  Seoond  morUace  for  93.ftOO.OOO  Is  a  flrst 
lion  oa  terminals  at  Youaatown.  O.  Of  tne93.5OO.OOO  seconds  given 
as  outstanding.  91.3OO.OOO  were  unsold  June  30. 1896,  but  It  Is  under- 
stood they  were  pledged  for  loans.  See  description  of  mortgages,  etc., 
;.  7  -,  ,,,.twKM  .,(  A,,r ...  1-  ". 

Intoraat  on  3d  mortgage  5s  due  Mar  1,  1896,  was  not 
..  (consoL)  4s.  Interest  due    Jan.   1,    1897,   was   paid    at 
autarity. 

GKXERAL  FISAJTCEI.— On  Juno  30. 1896.  there  were  real  estate  mtgos. 
Us  and  accounts  payable.  92.895. 174;  current  liabilities. 
9530,581.  Contra :  Advance*  to  subsidiary  roads,  91,044,947 ;  mater- 
ial*, etc.,  on  hand,  9125.46O  ;  current  assets.  9713,063.  Interest  la 
guaranteed  on  91.25O.OOO  Pitta.  PalnesvlUe  A  Fatrport  bonds.  Oar 
trusts  June  30,  1896,  0924,649.  on  which  payments  have  been  ar- 
ranged to  extend  orer  a  series  of  rears.  V.  64,  p.  84. 

EABjrnrae.-6  months,  <  1896 Gross,  91,220.245;  net.  9434,704 

July  1  to  Nov.  30.       j  1893    Gross,    1,423,435;  net,    463.578 

Jan.  I  to  Apr. 7,  3"«  mos.,  gross,  9086,612  In  1897;  9028,809  In  1895 
RcroBT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.    Report  for  1895-98  was  given 
In  V.  63,  p.  11 11,  showing  earnings  as  follows  on  the  system.  Includ- 
ing leased  lines: 


1  Mi 


INYESTOES'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


K.MI.K"\I..-. 

Mile* 
of 
Brad 

Date 
of 

Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 

Outstanding 

pal,  When  Due. 
Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

for  explanation  of  column  heading*.  Ac.,  Me  note* 
on  first  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Pitlitmrg*  W»itrrn—(  Concluded)— 
9A  mnrtirmM  f  or  *3  5OO  OOO.  gold  .  .  .                 ....0* 

1891 
1882 
1890 

1878 
1887 
1896 
1894 

$1,000 

$3,500,000 
100,000 
300.0OO 
1,333,342 
1,700,000 
1,500,000 
1,562,000 
300,000 
225,000 
592,070 
113,500 
1,000,000 
438,000 
200,000 
100,000 
250,000 
1,500,000 
1,500,000 
769.OOO 
1,003,000 
500,000 
200,000 
250,000 
750.OOO 
3,500,000 
1,500,000 
250,000 

*  1,489,240  | 
1,750,000 

6g" 
5  g. 
See  text. 
7  per  an. 
6 
5 
6  g. 

4>2g. 

6 
4 
5  in  '96 
5 

ig- 

4g. 
6  per  an. 
5  g. 
6  per  an. 

4>a  Ag6 
4>aA6g. 

M.  A  N. 
H.  A   8. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A   8. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A  N. 
J.  &  J. 
J.   A  D. 
J.  15-J. 
A.  A  O. 
Q.-M. 
F.  A  A. 
A.  A  O. 
J.  &  D. 
M.  &  N. 
J.    A    J. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A   8. 

Nov.,  '95,  coup,  last  pd. 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
New  York  City. 
N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Far.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 
Phlla.,  Fidelity  Tr.  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 
N.  Y.  Merc  Je  Trust  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Cent.  Trust  Co. 

May  1,  1941 
Sept.  1,  1908 
Aug.,  1920 
Mar.  25.  '97  3; 
Mar.25,'97,3ia 
Aug.  1,  1908 
Nov.  1,  1927 
July  1,  1916 
June  1,  1944 
lan.15,'97,3% 
Oct.    1.  1907 
Mar.15,'97,1%. 
Feb.  '97-19i2 
Oct.  '97-1912 
1S95-1904 
Nov.  2,  192ft 
Jan.  15/97.  3% 
Jan.    1,  1941 
Jan.,  '97,  3% 
Jan.    1,  1941 
Feb.   1,  1926 
Men.  1,  1931 
May  1,  1920 
July  1,   1922 
Dc.Sl'Oe.aiaOfe 
Oct.    1,  1897 
Dec.  1,  1917 
Deo.  1,  1917 
See  text. 
Jan.  1,'97.  5% 

%5S$fSK&  'cWfiTrSranteed  Iby:  P.  A  W. 
Kllwood  Short  Line.  l«t  M.,  gold.  gu.  by  P.A  VK 
PUttb    Yoitngil.  *  AiMat.—  Com.  stock.  $2,<H>O.OOO 
Preferred  »took   #"  OOO  OOO                  •-    

"s 

125 
125 
62 
125 
100 

1.000 
50 
50 
1,000 
l.OOO 
1,000 
100  Ao. 
100 
500 
100 
1,000 
1.000 

AthUbula  A  Ptttab.  l»t  M..  Y'ngst'nto  Asht.c'Ar 
Ooniol.  raort.  (for  »4,OOO,OOO)  8.  f.  1  P.O..  not  dr."- 
PoHtiac  Otfor,!  A  yor(Arrn-Ut  M.,  f-,«40O,OOO  f, 
PI.  Jerri*  Hn.itirttlo  *  K.  F.-Ut  M..(8225,000)  gold 

Portland  it  Roekrtler.  —  Stock,  $6OO,OOO  
Terminal  lx>nd§  (no  intge.),  tut.  guar.  B.  A  M..  ..e 

1892 

Boston,  North  Nat.  Bk. 
Boston. 
Boston,  Old  Colony  Tr. 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
Boston.  Treasur.  Office. 
Philadelphia. 
Portsmouth,  Treasurer. 
Baltlm.,  Old  Town  Bk. 
N.  Y.,  Corbln  B'nkg  Co. 
do             do 

1st  JI.,  red.  Feb.  1.1807  our.o 
3d  M..red.  Oct.  1,  1897  (Unit  on  12  ing.).  ...gold.  o 



1892 
1893 
1894 
1896 

1891 

1891 

ism! 
1891 

64 
51 
20 
11 
IS 
10 
10 

1,000 
100 
1.000 
100 

1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

PorUtmdSaeo  <*  frrumouth—  Stock  (guar.  by  rental) 
Port  Reading.—  l»t  M.,  g.,guar.  by  old  P.AK....p**r 
rortimmith  <t  Dottr—  Stock,  6  p.  c.  guar.  East.  Mam. 
Potomac  VatUy-lft  M.  •2,000,000.  gold.guar..c"Ar 
Praia.  Pk.4  t/.7.-2dM.nowlsti$160,OOOare6g)c>Ar 
3rt  mort..  now  2d.  gold  ($104,000  are  6»)  o"Ar 

30 
51 
51 
134 
134 
134 

1892 

1877 
1887 
1887 
1887 

1,000 
100 
1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,  

100 

5  g. 
10  per  an 
6 
5 
5 
1-6  to  2-4 
10  p.  an. 

J.   A   J. 
Q.-M. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  D. 
J.   A  D. 
M.12&8 
J.   A   J. 

Provld'ce,  Globe  N.  Bk. 
Providence,  Office. 
Prov.,R.I.Hosp.ATr.Co. 
N.Y.,  Oilman,  Son  A  Co. 
,Tune'9O  coup,  last  paid. 
N.Y.,  Oilman,  Son  A  Co. 
Boston. 

Prondrnre  <t  Worcetler—  Stock  (10  per  cent  rental)  . 

Vuinry  OinnHad'kantai  Oily—  Pref.  1st  mortgage. 

Do.  depoH'd  (l-6°o  Int.  till  Sent.  12,'97;  then  2'4%) 

Int.  <t  taxes.       Balance. 
$915,971       sur.$35,252 
930,753       def.   14,090 


Jo  June  30 —  Oron.  Set. 

1895-96 $3,091.302     $981,223 

1894-9V..  .    2.867.892       916,803 

— <  V.  63,  p.  30,  1 1 1 1 ;  V.  64,  p.  84.) 

Pltuburg  i.. ii  u- «i.. »•  n  A  A«liiubula  RR.— Owns  Kenwood, 
P»  to  Aslitabuia  Harbor,  O.,  99  miles;  Niles  to  Alliance  Junction.  O., 
25  miles ;  Canneld  Brunch,  1  mile :  trackage.  3  miles.  Total,  128  miles. 

OBOAKIZATION.— Leaned  from  August  1, 1887,  to  Pennsylvania  Com- 
pany, which  Jan.  1, 1896,  owned  $375,000  common  and  $1,550,000  pre- 
ferred stock:  rental  net  earnings.  Lease  may  be  terminated  at  option 
of  either  party  on  one  year's  notice. 

DIVIDENDS.     ?  1«9O.       1891.        1892  to  1895.      1896.          1897 
Common,  p.  ot  \     2>s  3  6  yearly.  6^t     Mar.,  3  p.  c. 

On  preferred,  1888  to  Mar.,  25, 1897,  7  per  cent  yearly  (M.  A  8.) 

BONDS.— Bonds  of  1887  (trustee.  Farmers'  Loan  A  Trust  Co.)  are  re- 
serred  to  retire  divisional  bonds;  Lawrence  RR.  first  7s  due  Aug.  1, 
1895,  were  paid,  but  t>i  Deo.  no  consols  had  been  issued  therefor.  A 
•inking  fund  of  1  per  cent  purchases  bonds  of  1887  at  par,  if  offered. 

EARNINGS.— 2  months,    >  1897. Gross,  $121,953;    net,  $27,638 

Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.         $1896 Gross,    142,462;    net,    15,852 

In  year  ending  Deo.  31, 189«,  gross.  $1.383,100;  net,  $485,733;  int., 
etc.,  $200,030;  bal.  for  dividends,  $225,703.  In  1895,  gross,  $1,741,819; 
net,  8729.76S ;  interest,  etc..  * lnn.758;  dividends  (7  p.  c.  on  preferred 
and  6  p.  o.  on  common),  $198,746.— (V.  63,  p.  26.) 

Plant  System.— 'See  map  Savannah  Flor'ula  &  Western.)—  This  sys- 
tem so-called  because  of  the  large  interest  owned  in  it  by  the  Plant 
Investment  Company,  of  which  H.  B.  Plant  l»  President,  unites  Char- 
leston, S.  C.  with  Montgomery,  Ala.,  and  also  with  Tampa  and  other 
Florida  points.  The  system  Includes  the  following  roads,  described 
under  their  own  title*,  excepting  the  Brunswick  A  Western  Included 
with  Savannah  Florida  &  Western : 


Ut'e».  I  MUo. 

Savannah  Florida  A  Western    8*9    Florida  Southern 247 

Charleston  A  Savannah 13 1  |  Sanford  A  St.  Petersburg —    152 

Brunswick  A  Western 171 

Alabama  Midland 235 

Silver  Springs  Ocala  A  Gulf.      66 


St.  Johns  A  Lake  Eustis 43 


Total 1,941 


1'i.iiiin-  Oxford  Sc,  Northern  KK.— Operates  road fromPontiac, 
Mich.,  to  Casiwillo,  Mich.,  100  miles.  Successor  to  Poutiao  Oxford  A 
Port  Austin  RR..  soM  in  foreclosure  In  1889.  Capital  stookis  $1,000,- 
000,  all  held  by  the  Uule  Estate  In  New  York.  Bonds  for  $100.000  are 
held  in  trust  until  net  earnings  ar«  $lo,0l)0  per  annum.  Mortgage 
trustee.  Mercautllft  Trust  Co..  N.  Y.  layear  1898.  gross,  $118,2:28; 
net,  $37,192.  In  year  1895,  gross,  $110,044:  net,  $37,15J;  Interest, 
$2,250;  dividends,  $35.000;  balance,  denott,  $95.  Dividends:  In  189  O, 

1  p.  o.;  1891,  3  p.  c.:  1892,  4  p.  0.;  1893,  6  p.  c.;  1894,  4  p.  c.;  1895,  3>a 
p.  c.    President,  Hugh  Porter,  N.  Y. 

Port  Jerri*  ffloutlcello  &  IVenr  York.— Owns  from  Port  Jervls. 
N.  Y.,  to  Montio'llo.  N.  Y.,  24  miles,  and  Huguenot  to  Summitville,  18 
miles.  Stock  authorized,  $500,000;  ouUtanding,  $409,100;  par,  $100. 
In  April,  189U,  loans  and  bills  payable,  $7,451;  car  trusts  (6  per  cent, 

2  years),  $5  564.    In  year  ending  June  30,  1896.  gross,  $19,553;  net, 
$9,924;  charges,  $14,883;  balance,  deficit,  $1,959. 

Portland  Sc  Rochester  RK.— Owns  road  from  Portland,  Me., 
to  Rochester,  N.  H.,  54  miles.  Stock  (authorized,  $600,000;  par  $100); 
Issued  $592,070.  Loans  and  bills  payable  June  30,  1895,  $59,000. 
Terminal  bonds  issue  limited  to  $113,500;  there  is  no  mortgage,  but 
any  subsequent  mortgage  is  to  provide  for  these  bonds.  Interest  on 
the  terminal  imnds  Is  guaranteed  by  the  Boston  A  Maine.  Dividends 
since  July,  1886,  to  January,  1897,  Inclusive,  6  p.  c.  per  annum. 

EARNINGS.— For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $263,297;  net, 
(62,179;  other  income,  $2,127;  taxes,  $5.34!S;  dividends,  $35,524;  bal- 
ance, surplus,  «23,437.  In  1894-5  gross,  $256,419;  net,  $63,247. 

Portland  Sc,  Hum  ford  Fall*  By.— Owns  road  Gilbertvllle  to 
Ruin  for.  1  Falls  and  Auburn,  Me..  26  miles;  leases  Rumford  Falls  A 
Buckneld  RR.,  ^7  miles;  trackage  (Maine  Central)  to  Lewlstou,  4 
miles;  total  operated  57  miles.  Organized  In  1890. 

STOCK.— Capital  stock,  $1,000,000:  par  $100;  In  March,  1897.  paid 
dividend  of  1  p.  o.  BONDS.— rhe  consul,  mnrtgasce  of  $1,000,000  was 
Issued  for  refuuding  and  for  other  purposes.  In  April,  1897,  $250,000 
consols  were  outstanding,  but  no  prior  bonds  had  been  called  for  pay  • 
intuit,  though  a  call  was  expected  prior  to  Aug.  I,  all  the  bond*  being 
redeemable  In  or  before  18s»7.  June  30, 1890,  notes  payable,  $219,477. 

ANNUAL  RKI-OKT.— Report  for  1895-6  was  in  V.  63,  p.  502. 

Year—  Ornsi.  !fet.  Int., tax., etc.  D  vulcnds.  Bal.,sur. 

1995-96 $211,!)06  $86.837  $16,5O7  <5>  $15,000  $25,330 

1894-95 173.350  72,458  41,888  (5)  13,800  16,772 

—(V.  63,  p.  502,  970;  V.  64,  p.  235.) 

Portland  Saco  Ac  Porl»m»iilh.— Portland,  Me.,  to  Portsmouth, 
N.  H..  51  miles.  It  was  leased  Mar  4,  1871.  In  perpetuity  to  the  East- 
ern Railroad,  Mais,  (now  merged  in  Boston  &  Maiue),  at  10  per  cant 
on  stock.  Lease  rental  changed  Mav  21,  1877,  and  now  6  per  cent. 

Port  Heading.— Owns  2O  miles  of  road,  completed  In  8 -pt.  1892 
from  Bound  Brook,  N.  J..  to  Staten  Inland  Sound,  where  extensive 
terminals  were  established.  Capital  stock  authorized  $'2,ooo,000 — 
outstanding,  $1,565,000,  par  $100,  all  owned  by  Reading  Company, 
fl.555.OOO  being  deposited  under  Its  general  mortgage  of  1H97.  ••  Other 
Indebtedness,"  $247,481  July  1, 1895.  (V.  55,  p.  544.  639.  640.) 


Port  Royal  Sc.  Aiisrusta.—  Port  Royal  A  \V«-»i,-ni  Carolina. 
—Merged  in  the  Charleston  A  Western  Carolina  Ry.— which  see. 

Portsmouth  A    Dover.— Portsmouth,  N.  H.,  to  Dover,  N.  H.,  11 
miles.    Opened  February  1, 1874.  and  leased  for  nfty  years  to  1C, 
New  Hampshire  at  6  per  cent  per  annum  on  the  stock,  rental  guaran- 
teed by  the  Eastern  RR.  of  Mass.    Lease  assumed  by  Boston  A  Maine. 

Potomac  Valley  RR.— Opened  in  Sept,  1893,  Potomac  Valley 
Juno,,  Md.,  to  Cherry  Run,  W.  Va.,  on  the  B.  A  O.,  14  miles,  and 
from  Porters,  Pa.,  to  York,  Pa.,  16  m.  Leased  to  Western  Maryland, 
the  bonds  having  principal  and  interest  guaranteed,  jointly  and  sever- 
ally, by  the  Western  Maryland  RR.  Co.  and  the  Baltimore  A  Harrislmrg 
RR.  Co.,  and  being  so  endorsed.  Earnings  for  year  ending  Sent.  30, 
1896:  Gross,  $153,047;  net,$91,821.  In  1894  5,  gross,  $146,192;  net, 
$88,924.  (V.  52,  p.  121.) 

Prescott  ft  Arizona  Central.— Seligman  to  Prescott,  Arizona 
73  miles.  No  longer  operated.  W.  N.  Kelly,  receiver.  (V.  62,  p.  84.) 

Prospect  Park  Sc.  Coney  Island.— Owns  from  9th  Avenue  and 
20th  Street,  Brooklyn,  to  Coney  Island,  etc.,  6  miles;  leases  to  Coney 
Island  Point,  etc.,  2^  miles ;  other.  1  mile ;  trackage.  Parkville  to  Bay 
Ridge,  3J«  miles ;  total,  13  miles.  Stock  is  $250,000 ;  par,  $100. 

HISTORY.— The  Long  Island  RR.  acquired  controlling  Interest  in  stock 
in  1893,  and  in  consideration  of  a  guaranty  by  that  company,  annual 
interest  on  the  greater  part  of  P.  P.  &  (J.  I.'s  bonded  debt  was  reduced 
from  6  and  7  per  cent  to  4 "a  per  cent.  See  V.  56,  p.  42 :  V.  62,  p.  187. 
On  Sept.  30. 1896,  there  were  $242,000  loans  and  bills  payable.  First 
mortgage  bonds  for  $500,000  d'le  Jan.  1.  1895,  were  paid. 

Year—         Gross.  Net.    Other  income.  Int.,  laxe>,etc.      Balance. 

1896-0  .... $129,757  df.$16,984    -$27,761  $80,'i59       def.$09,882 

1894-5  139,366         19,019         22,301  65,980       def.   24,060 

-(V.  59,  p.  376,  920, 1105;  V.  61,  p.  469;  V.  62,  p.  187.) 

Providence  &  Sprlngfleld.— Providence,  R.  I.,  to  Douglas,  Mass.' 
on  the  New  England  main  line.  30  miles.  Stock  is  $517.450  (par,  $100). 
mostly  owned  by  the  N.Y.  New  Haven  A  Hartford.  V.61,  p.1014.  Road 
leased  (terms  modified  in  July,  1896.)  to  New  England  RR.  till  July 
1, 1989,  at  4  percent  on  stock.  See  V.  63,  p.  30,  and  New  England 
RR.  report  V.  63,  p.  698.  The  bonds  were  guaranteed  by  the  N.  Y.  A 
New  England.  In  1893  gross,  $182,450;  net,  $28,073.— (V.  63,  p.  30.) 

Providence  Sc  Worcester  RR.— Owns  from  Providence,  R.  1.,  to 
Worcester,  Mass.,  44  miles,  of  which  5  miles  are  owned  jointly  with 
Boston  &  Providence;  branches,  7  miles;  total  operated,  51  miles; 
From  July  1, 1892,  leased  for  99  years  at  10  per  cent  per  annum  on  th» 
stock  to  the  N.  Y.  N.  H.  A  Hartford.  Extra  dividend  of  4>s  per  cent 
was  paid  out  of  assets  in  March,  1893.  New  6  p.  c.  bonis  for  $1,500,- 
000  were  authorized  in  December,  1896.  to  retire  a  like  amount  of  6s 
due  Oot.  1,  1897.  V.  63,  p.  1064.  For  year  ending  June  30, 1896, 
total  income  was  $447,574,  against  $447,361  in  1894-95;  surplus  after 
expenses,  charges  and  10  t>er  cent  dividends,  $2. 1OS».  Total  surplus 
June  30,  1896,  $213,175.  (V.  56,  p.  83;  V.  63,  p.  1064,) 

Queen  \  iiur*»  It  it — Projected  from  Queenstown,  Md.  (on  Chesa- 
peake Bay,  opposite  B*ltiin*»re),  to  Lewes,  on  Delaware  Bay,  and  Re- 
Imboth  Beach  ou  Atlantic  Ocean,  about  6<>  milns.  Oo'npleted  from 
Queenstown  to  EOeudale,  about  40  miles,  in  March,  1897.  It  is  said 
tue  road  will  be  bonded  for  $12,00t)  per  mile  and  stock  issued  at  same 
rate.  President,  William  II.  Bosley,  Baltimore. 

Qulncy  Omaha  &  Kansas  City.— West  Quiney  to  Trenton,  Mo. 
134  miles;  trackage  (C.  B.  A  Q.),  to  Quiuoy,  3  miles. 

SALE.— Foreclosure  sale  is  set  for  April  24,1897.    V.  64,  p.  l-l. 

REORGANIZATION — CONSOLIDATION— It  is  proposed  to  consolidate  the 
Q.  O.  A  K.  ' !.  with  the  reorganized  Omaha  A  St.  Louis;  the  Q.  >.  A  K. 
C.  non-preferred  bonds  to  receive  either  70  p.  c.  in  cash  or  SO  p.  c.  in 
new  firsts  and  40  p.  c.  1n  2d  mortgage  incomes  of  the  consolidated 
company,  and  in  pursuance  of  this  plan  the  Omaha  K.  C.  A  Eastern 
was  formed  to  ac  mire  the  Q.  O.  &  K.  C.  V.  62,  p.  41,  590,  822.  See 
K.  O.  A  Northern  Connecting  Ry.,  this  SOI-PLHME  »T. 

Of  non  preferred  bonds  of  $1,489,240.  there  are  on  deposit  with  M* 
Guaranty  Trust  Co.,  sutiject  to  the  various  agreements,  $1,440,640 
When  purchased  at  sale  the  Q.  O.  &  K.  C.  is  to  b  •  leased  to  a  sy  i 
(represented  b.f  Oilman,  Sou  &  Co.  of  New  York)  until  Sept.  1-,  l:i'Hi, 
for  Interest  on  preferred  bonds,  ($12, 5OO  per  annum)  and  on  11011  pn- 
ferred  bonds  1-(J  per  cent  until  Sept.  12,  H97,  and  2-4  per  cent 
after;  also  taxes  and  charges.    V.  04.  p.  84.     Interest  under  p-o 
lease  on  deposited  bonds  was  paid  March  12, 1897.    V.  64,  p.  470. 

EARNINGS.— Jan.  1  to  Sept.  30, 1896  (9  mos.),  gross,  $221,036,  againel 
$189,854.  Year  1895  gross,  $261,320,  against  $238,570  in  1S94. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Report  for  fiscal  year  ending  June  30, 1895,  was 
iu  V.  61,  p.  515.  Earnings  have  been  as  follows: 

Gross.  A'c(.  Interest.      Taxes,  etc.         Balance. 

1895-6 $289,741  $112,111 $24,276 ,       sur.$-*7,835 

1894-5 243,575        64,207       $12,500          13,853       snr.  37.854 

—V.  63,  p.  190. 459, 1116, 1159 ;  V.  64,  p.  84, 181,  470. 

Qtilncy  RR.  Bridge  do.— Owns  bridge  1-43  miles  Ion?  over  the 
Mississippi  River  at  Quiuoy,  III.  Leased  Jan.  1,  1869,  for  100  years  to 
C.  B.  A  Q.,  Toledo  Wabash  A  Western  (now  out  of  existence)  and  Han. 
nibal  A  St.  Joseph  railroads  at  annual  rental  of  $175,000,  which 
equals  10  per  cent  on  the  stock. 

Raleigh  Sc.  Augusta  Air  l.iuc.— Owns  from  Raleigh,  N.  C.,  to 
Hamlet,  N.  O.,  97  miles;  Hamlet  to  Gibson,  10  milas;  leases  Mon- 
oure  to  Plttsboro,  12  miles ;  total,  119  miles.  Controlled  by  Raleigh  & 
Gaston,  wulch  July  1, 1893,  owned  $772,200  stock,  and  so  by  Seaboard 


APRIL,  1S97.1 


RAILROAD   STOCKS    AND     BONDS. 


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RAILROADS. 

Mile* 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonxti 

-v.  "r 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 

•  '  .:-t:unlmi: 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bomb—  Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 

ror  explanation  of  oolamn  heading*.  Ac.,  Me  note* 
on  ttnt  page  of  table*. 

K.It!'      1"T 

Cent. 

When 

I'.U      .1.:. 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Dividend. 

galtiak  4  \ua~tta-lfl  M.,  fund'g.gn.  [>.*!..  K  *<  ;.c' 
Seaboard  Air    ine.  8er.  A.  B  A  C(p»rt  U»oe).... 
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107 
"07 

19M 

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1878 
LW7 

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l-.'.j 
l-'-.i 
1877 

$1,000 

11,000,000 

203,833 

'•  1,200,000 

228.333 
650,000 
350,000 
1.000,000 
69,9(>O,OOO 
70.0OO.OOO 

700.000 
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J.   A   J. 

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Baltimore. 
Balt.A  Phil.  Meeh-N.Bk. 
Balt.Mero.Tr.A  Dep.Co. 
do              do 
Phlla..  Phll.ARead.  RR. 
do              do 

Jan.   1.  1926 
Part  yearly. 
Jan.   1,  1898 
Jan.   1,  1947 
Part  yearly. 
Men.  1,  1919 
June  1,  1904 
Deo.  1,  1917 
re. 
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May  SO,  1942 
July  1,  1942 

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Pref  .  (tank  i928.OOO.OOO  U  1  lit  ft.  ]  4  p.e.  uou-cuui 
014  Phlla.  A  Krad.  KH.  BO  SI*. 
Delaware  Rlrer  Terminal  Pur.  Money  M.,gold  c' 
Delaware  Kiver  Term.  Kit.  Pur.  Hon.  M.,  gold.0* 

truM  for  5  yearn  or  mo 
truftt  for  5  years  or  mo 

Phlla..  Guar.  Trust, 
do               do 

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tl»t  M.,ext.tn  '60.  Philadelphia  to  Pott*v.9A4.c 
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2.696.000 
18.811,000 

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Phlla..  Read.  Ter.  Bldg. 
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do              do 
do             do 
Pnila.,  Prov.  Life  A  Tr. 

July  1,  1910 
July  1.  1910 
July,  1910 
Oct.    1,  1933 
June  1.  1911 
Oct.    1,  1897 
Apr.  1,  194T 
Men.  1,   1937 
May   1.  1941 

f  Mortgage  loan  of  1  857  convertible 

t  Mortgage  loan  of  1868.  gold,  extended  In  1893  c 
tOBBBoL  mortgage  M8.ira.OOO  are  gold  6*)  e 
t  taprt  M..  gold.  n.  f..  drawn  at  IOO.  V.  48.  p.26O.e 
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r    \   ic  ..    .»!  A  I.moru.  &eell*tv.61,p.619. 
Coal  tru.t  oerttnealea.  gold.    See  V.  63.  p.  83S. 
iCol.  .Ink.  t.  gold  luan  (KB.)  red.  at  lOv.  a**..c' 
Heading  Company  BOXDe  tt*r-  i>  AM.  To 
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Jointly  with  Raleigh  A  Uanton  and  SeaooarU  A  Roaaoke  lamed 


On  June  30. 1996.  lotn* 

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the 


EiiMxoa.— Tear  ending  June  30. 1808.  groe*.  9183.455 ;  net.  9106.- 
•  ther  Income.  90.284;  charge*.  974.80*:  balance,  onri.lu*.  941,- 

-94-5.  groe*.  9431.087 ;  aot,  •106.971.    (V.  61.  p.  751.) 
Kalclgh  A  i...i...i  K  It  .-Own*  from  Raleigh  to  Weldon.N.C..  98 
LouUburg  branch.  10  m.    Control*  RaielgB  A  Angiula  RR..  107 
•ulea,  and  ha*  large  Interact  IB  Durham  A  Northern  RR..  Durham  to 

Hend.r-.:,.  .V    «    .  4J  mflofj  *:M   »rt:.  >*-»:*,+r\  .t   Bono** roll 

Car., Una  Central ;  alao  control*  Georgia  Carolina  A  Northern  and 
Jointly  guarantee*  the  bond*.  Seaboaru  *  Bnaaore  own*  9742.2OO  of 
the  Raleigh  A  Oaoton  B1..VM.OOO  .lock;  par.  91OO.  Jointly  with 
tAlrUaeaad  Soahord  A  Roaanko  locuM  «25O.OOO 
IB  In  April.  1899.  V.  62.  p.  8*4.  IB  March.  1897. 
.  ,  for  »1.300.000  gold  6*.  of  which  91.Ooo.iM>' 

-99.9900.000  for  betterment*  and  improvement*  at 
OBO*  en.l  «:««>."•">  for  .-it.-!  .I-:,-,  rt.- .  urt.-r  tiir.-.' t,.r.  v  84.  n  7M 
Loan,  and  bill*  parable  Juno  30. 1999. 997,935:  total  carroat  UabUi 
Me*. «  rent  a>wt*.  bill*  reoMvaMe.  eto..91.08U.072. 

<>BVDO.-ln  1880.  I  WO  and  1991.  6;  la  18M.  4  p.  o.:  BOB*  alaM. 

K,KM»«j*.--ln  rear  ending  Juno  SO.  1898.  groe*,  9M9.1O7 ;  BO*. 

.^11  jBthw1.oonWr«^7j^hBr|B^UrBBt  JS.MO.  taxo. 

p9\790.    la  1994-06? 
Bondlu  A  <  oiui. .1,1..—, >wa«  from  Oolnmbi 


of  car   sr  M 


onoa.  13  mile*;  operate* 
oraud.  59  mfae,    91 

" 


9999J73  (par.  9901.  of 


m».|    .- 
den.  i-.  • 

K.«dl 

great  am 

iti-  r.... 
rtaawg. 

».«.!   .I.-'- 

At...',' 


iy. 

D  with  the 
hllfcieiphla  A  HoadlBgCoBlA 

•  tlvania.  a   huge   *y*toai  of 
i.li n<  theoee  westerly  through 
•port  on  the  north  and  Bar- 

•  Pennsylvania,  on  the  tenth. 

«l  Beadla*  OB  Hew  York  Bar- 


•  ...  . 


Ill  Big.  Pa 

ikaMe.  Pa. 

i  Pt.  Trevor- 1 


OBBBI 


•' 
J 


:  _• 


.  MUtt. 

PhUadelphla  *  Cheater  RR.  0-8 

.Vorrt.low.Junr.KK 04 

XonhPOBBorlvanlaRx •«  J 

Delaware  ABooad  B.  ' 

•ehuylkfll  A  Lohlgb  KR  ....  44-O 

Phlla.  Uar.  A  Pitt*.  RR    .    .  45-8 

Phlla.  A  Heading  Term.  RR.  1-3 

Allentown  Terminal. 94 


TotalUuued  ...597- 

Lint*  <M«na«^-(8eoeaohCo.) 


RXTIBB  STUCK  owxun. 
Phlla.  A  Fraakford  RR 


2-(l 


Total  (2  track*  178  mile*).  391 . 

^^•jMMrf    (aeeoaci,  I  Choator  A  Delaware  RR 5-7 

OBtahfooMalo  RR      13-9    XlddleTaA  BammebrnRK.  6-6 

Plokeriag  Valley  KR 11-3    Tamaoaa  Baalatoa  A  N.  RR  9-9 

.vTnt.,2','.  ,.i.'  4-3  I  BoadlngVcolambm  RR".'.''  31>  5 

UttleSebiij-..  .  .     u  -       !..  ..:,,,„    ,,-,,..  .  : 

Mne  Hill  A  -.  h.iv    H  ..«-n       71-9  I  Reed.  Marietta*  Ban.  Kit        6-3 

MI.Carl.ot.  .'.  Ka.tPeiui.RK.    SV6 

•  ^fcekAM'n-  II     .,.  «fi|  Phlla.  A  Cbe*ter  Valley  RK 

BeBuylklll  Vail.- .  K  i-.  1 6'3  ,  Atlantic  City  KK 

Rart  MahanoT  KK  1 1'4  I  Cotanaaaaa  A  yi»rrl.r   RR..    27-3 

Jkl*  suabury  A  U  RR.    31-3  I  Oamdoi^oatv  .       7-3 

Gorman  A  N  .-9-4    OettjaBBIBA  MarrUb  Ry...    34-0 

4-1  

.109-3       Total  OBBtroUed 3*5-5 

1897 „ 1.263-5 

•hlladelphla  A  Reading  RR.  (chartered  April 
coal  A  Iron  fo.  were  ixilil  In  foreclosure BOPt. 
•ral  mortgagf  of  18X9  and  at  roeelver*'  •ale, 
aal*odpor  pl»ti  ..pi  :•-• 

f  Pean.rlv.nl.  forbid  a  railroad  company  to 
e  of  coal  land.  U  wa*  deckled  to  reorganize 
(Enterprise  Co..  which  ante- 
MOBof  1871.  Tne  BameoftbeKxoel.lorCo.ua* 
•paay".  whtah  company  own*  the  .toeki. 


etc.  (a*  nor  ba'anee  «heet.  V  64.  p.  711) 
K  i;<i  .  al«o  92O.OOO.OOO  *Uck  and  92O.- 
phla  4c  Ke.lln^  Hy.  and  the  94.OOO.OOO 

.)  »<..in«t  •;.  t:,:.  ,.r.,;..  r-  .    --  .        •-...:, 


The  properly  of  the  K Baling  Company,  a«   it^tiim'in»h~l   from  the 
property  of  th*  PaUa.  A  K<allog  Rr.  Co.  (which  own*  the  railroad  but 
ooequtpminti,  and  o(  tbeCual  A  Irou  Co.,  oou«lnu  of  tin-  following: 
Railway  equipment  leaa^d  to  Railway  Co.  for  8  per  cent 

(»1.3<a.(>OO)  yearly,  value!  at »16.95O,OOO 

Real  e*tate  not  appurtenant  U>  KR.  (annual  revenue  almut 

I17D.OOO 16.000.000 

Onlltent  and  barfe*  leaMd  to  Ry.Co.  for  *115.<XX>  yeirty.        1.450.0OO 
Phlla.  A  Keadln<  Ry. -t  ~  k   <#.-ii.iMiO.iKM>  and  bonda  of 

1WM.  ftMi.000.noot  par  (annual  Interest  to  Heading  Co., 

•  1.200.000 40,000,000 

Phlla.  A  Koadtnc  Coal  A  Iron  and  B«adlng  Iron  com- 

pank-v  .toek  at  par  . 9.OOO.OOO 

MUeellane..u«  utoekx  aad  hoaxU  at  par  (yielded  la  1896 

.....•-•..'••>•> 38.488.M6 

Moru.  and  ground  real*  at  p*r  (not  un  Irr  ••««.'!»7  nmrt  266,594 

Int.  la  Phlla.  A  BMdV  Coal  A  Ir.  above  •eourltle*  owned 

Claim*  againMwtkereonpante*.  etc 3.314.384 

Total  i  total  rut  rovrnue,  93.628.033.  (See  V.64.  p.  71O)..$193.613.902 
In   the   rxoixanliaiian  Uir    H    mill)  m»  of  old  .took  and    the  56\ 

million*  of  oM 

taa  itoek  ta«* 


I        JIP      |I!T     c'!'Ut. 

uu  and  th«  prnrer- 


I    prrf.  r.-n.  ••  'i,   OBM    '•  wdl      rOt«    >-• 

rooelviBg  loo  per  cent  la  new  ooinu 

common  and  praferred  utoek  lu  certain  proportion*. 

The  old  company  had  orevWxuly  been  In  receiver*'  hand*  from  Mar, 

1980.  to  February.  IMlTaUo  from  Juno.  1884.  te  Jan..  1898,  when  It 

wa*  reorganized  without  foreclosure  per  plan  In  V.  43,  p.  747.    The 

loaemofthe  Lehlgh  Velier  and  Central  RK.  of  X.  J.,  taken  early  In 

-re  teramlaatod  la  Augu.t.  1893.  and  14O2.  retpectlvely. 


Ml  BlB««aB  of  itoek  of  the  new  company  are  to 

be  he;  tnuteee  (J.  Plorpont  Morgan.  Frederic  P.  Oloott  aad 

lleory  K.  Paul)  tor  nve  roan;  and  thoroaRor  until  4  per  cent  ca*h  dlvl- 
auaiim  ahall  be  paid  an  the  arot  proforred  (look  for  two  ooa- 
reara.  though  the  trm*H*i  mar  IB  their  dlwrotlon  a»rn>nder 
at  aa  earltor  data.   A.  to  .took  privilege*  eee  v.  64,  p.  709. 
-The  JT«v  tmurml  Morlgmg*  4*  lab.lr.cl    V.  ill.  p.  913) 


aeored  by  mortgage  and    ptodg*  of 
tie*   embrace.!    la  toe  iworcaaUatlon.  and 
aaqotnd  thereafter  by  MM  of  the  new  bond*. 
fund  out  of  the  revenue*  from  the  Coal  A  Ir 

•ubjeet  I*  a**»f«l«nry  rxdMaptlen  prior  to  matuntr.    The  new  mort- 
gage It  alao.  Mibjoet  only  to  the  hoad*  for  which  reaervatlon  t*  made. 


all  propertlen  and  lecurl- 
al«o    all    other    pni|"rl> 
.    Th-y  will  have  a  *luklnK 
Iron  Companv.  but  are  not 


.  ,....  __  ir  MBQrltle*  of  all  the  line*  or  railn>.i<l  owned, 
•ig  tie  Phlladalphla  A  Reading  Railway  Company  proper, 
31*1  mile*:  varlooe  leaAold  Una*.  597  mile.;  all  the  pn.|>«rtr  of  the 
(•oalA  lro«  Company,  or  the  •eeo.rme*  theiwif.  repre«enthiK  nearly 
200.000  aere*  of  eoal  aad  ttnber  laad;  equipment  valued  at  about 
•  12.000.000.  prevloualv  •nojept  to  about  95.OOO.OOO  of  car  trn.t  obll- 
gattoaa,  which  hat*  tea*  acquired  under  toe  plan,  and  aim  the  marine 
equlpaaent. 

Furthermore.  It  ha*  a  Int  lien  noon  a  malorltv  of  the  capital 
•took  *f  rarkMU  eompaalea  In  the  >y*teoi  owning  448  mile*  »r  rail- 
road. of  wbleh  195  mOa*  are  leaMhold  line*  Included  In  the  597 
mile*  above  Mated,  and  aUo  on  bond*  of  road*  In  the  nymeiu  (other 


above  Mated, 

than  the  P.  A  R.  Ry.  Co.)  ajnounting  to  9*4.265.l»:iii  par  value.    The 
TbeaeearlUe*  thw  pledged  ware  BMMtly  held  under  the  collateral  tnut 

..f  i-'-j  whlel  i  ......  •  paU  Ml     rv  ieeartUa*are*a*d  to  hart 

i94-M  an    Income  of  «585.OOO.  of  which  *4  IS.IKH)  wa* 


actually  reeatved  by  the  company  In  the' way  of  dividend!— «ee  Hit  of 

f  •     • 


In  V.64.  p.  61 

The  new  mortgage  t*  for  913S.OOO.OOO,  l**uablo  only  a*  follow*  : 
To  take  up  nadUlurbed  bond*  of  the  Reading  KK.  and 
OoalAIroaCo  ............................................  »Gl,'i31,OOO 

For  future  rotulruetto*.   equipment,   etc..  at  not  over 

41.5OO.OOO  per  annum  under  *trtngent  provUlon*.  ____     2O.OOO.OOO 

for  reorganlietiou 


:-    ..  .i  .•  ...  .  i 


ou  purpote* 


,,,.  .-,.  1,000 


Impnttmrnl  mortgage  6  ».  r.  bond*  of  1878  due  Oat.  1.  1897,  were 
offered  etten*ioa  at  4  p.  o.  for  50  ye*r*  from  April  I.  1*1)7.  ptyablo  In 
t'.  8.  gold  aad  guaranty  p.  A  I.  by  the  R-a-lini;  i'.>  V.  lit.  p.  470. 

I'  -  MM  .1  -,-      •    :  --.      A..-..     .   .....  ..,:-!..;..•         V  ,        L,   !•'.;. 

the  Heading  Co.  aad  Coal  A  Iron  Co.  becoming  nmponilMe  for  them. 
The  irrminal  mortgng*    baiuU  are   Reading    RR.    bond*,    and    are 


aeenred  by  a  mortgage  upoa  all  the  property  of  the  Terminal  Co.  and 
by  a  traffic  contract  between  Reading  and  the  Terminal  Co. 


rh*  tru*- 

Provtdeat  Ufe  A  Truet  Co.  of  Phlla.'  Amount  authorized, 
BH.ooo.OOO.    See  deMriptton  In  V.  61.  |. 

Kor  tea-year  HnJting  fund  loan  »ee  Januarr.  1895.  SDrruEMRNT. 
The  cool   tnut  eirtiflrair*  under  the  agreement  of  M.»y,  l-:i.'.,»re 
not  redeemable  until  April.  19Ol-*ee  particular*  V.  63.  p.  838.    See 
al*o  Jan..  1806.  StTrrLBMBiiT. 
o  Pk 


A*  to 


.  . 

lfkla  Subway  Lean  the  receiver*  were  authorized  In 


June,  1894,  M  pay  Interest  land  principal  at  maturity)  of  not  exc 
M.O..O.INMI  ,,,,t»[  a  total  U«ur  "f  »«.OOO.OOO  of  3  to3>«  p.  o.  bond*  of 
City  of  Philadelphia,  to  abollih  grade  croMlngx.  The  amount  outstand- 
ing will  be  Increased  to  thin  figure  on  completion  of  tin-  nuliway. 
Principal  l<  paya'ile  after  ten  yearn  from  il  >tn  of  loan  In  'JO  annual 
Instalment*.  8-e  V.  58  p.  11  1O;  V.  62.  p.  9.W;  V.  03.  p.  841. 

A*  to  the  •64.631.000  onutandlng  old  bond*  (ton  V.  64,  p.  614).  the 
Heading  Co.  aad  theOoal  A  Iron  Co.  under  the  general  raorig.tge  of 


118 


1NVESTOKS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V. 


AMUL,  18»7.J 


KAILROAD  STOCKS  AND  BONDS. 


119 


RAILROADS. 


For  explanation  of  column  heading*.  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  orst  page  of  table*. 


lit  i 


r  st  4tara.-Stock.8p-e.gu.Del.  A  Hud.)«n.l.) 

^^f^!K^S^^ailmi^war.',obu^*) 

Stock,  gnar.  7  a.  e.,  except  919,300  guar.  6  p.  c. . 
1st  mortgage,  com  01  Itbte 

de 

do 

SSffEfotZlHKH^SL 

JfcAswmtf  m  ««e£l«»»«rp-l*t  mortgage 

2d  m«»rtfc'i*.-'' — . 

4V>    N  ..  -..i.  In.  * fi.-Recelvers-  oertittcate. 

Contractor*'  Uene. 


due  In  London, 
in  U.  8. 


1st 


for  916.000.000,  gold 
per  cent.  gnar.  Pen  n. 
pTA  t.  by  Venn.  RR.. 


guar.  p.  A  t.  by 


RR.'" 


lit 

fimmMfitoroA 

ate*.  4  0rM*Mr*j:^8toek.6S  rental  Erie  RR. 
(•tfelstosve-^ftariav-Btoek 

.   ctmSSa^ist" mortgage;"!^";;::  "^"^"r 


Mile* 

of 
Ro»d. 


ss 


2SS38S8 


434 


18 
113 

91 
113 


Date 
of 


1871 


1856 
1858 

1-70 

1858 

•44-66 
I--.,. 
1889 


9100 
1.000 

100 
100 

Various 
Varioiu 
Variou* 
Variou 

ti'.obo 


1889 


1878 
1883 


Size,  or 

Pmr 
Value. 


1,000 

100 

500  Ac. 

l,i»«i 

l.OOO 

1OO 

1,000 

100 
100 

l.OOOAo 

50 

1,000 

"ibo 

25.000 


Amount 

<  '  ::-t,i:.  l:i:^ 


910,000.000 

2.000.000 

2,250,800 

500.400 

99,070 

1-/J4- 

298,000 

83,303 

53.511 

500.000 

315.OOO 

160,000 

123,000 

46U.OOO 

2,375,000 

1,000.000 

340.5OO 

300.000 

1350.000 

4.510.OOO 

4.510.000 

10,000.000 

6.250.000 

15,200.000 

3OO.OOO 

216.000 

84,000 

555,200 

1.500.000 

150.000 

450.000 


an.  J 


8  per 

S.-.- 

7  per  an. 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Rate  per    When  j  Where  Payable,  and  by 
Cent.     Payable  Whom. 


text.  J. 


to  6 


A  J. 
MAN 

A  J. 
M.  A  N. 
J.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 
M.  A  N. 
J.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N 
M.  A  N 


See 

G  A  7 


See  text.  J.  A  J 


-f  t.-\t. 

J* 

4% 

6  per  an.  J 
5perr     * 

10 


J. 


A   J. 
A   J. 
M.  A  N. 

A.  A  O. 
J.   A  D. 


N.Y.,Del.*H.CanalCo. 

do  do 

Phlla.  A  Richmond. 
do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

N.  Y.,  Phlla.  or  Rlchro'd. 

P.ct.  of  int.  pd.  from  net. 


In  default. 
Richmond,  Office. 

do  do 

N.  Y.,  Brown  Brother*. 
N.  Y.,  Maitland.C.AOo. 


Q.-F. 
J.   A   J 

M."  "AN 


J.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 
J.  A  J 


N.  Y.,  Maltland,  C.  A  Co. 
N.  Y.  ,offloe,32  NaaaauSt. 

do  do 

N.Y..  State  Trust  Co. 

All  owned  by  Penn.  RR. 

Phlla.,  Co.'*  Office. 


IT.  Y..  by  Erie  RR.  Co. 
Jf.  Y.,  Com  Ezch.  Bank. 
do  do 

de  do 


Bonds  —  Princi- 

pal. When  Due. 

gloria—Lent 

Dividend. 


Jan..  '97,  4%. 

Mar  1,  1921 

J'n.2.'97,3>««4. 

Nov.,  189« 


1901 
1901 

July,  1899 

1901-1902 

Apr.   1.  194O 

NOT..  1921 

1937 


1.  1919 
7,3it% 
May  1,  1915 
Apr.  1,  1940 
Deo.  1,  1939 


July  1,  1940 


An*.  1.  1893 
July  1,  1939 


May  1,  1912 
Dec,  3  1.  1903 
Jan.  .'97,  3% 
Jan.,  >97,2>9% 
Jan.  1,  1900 
Jan.  1.  1925 


•97  eorenant  to  pay  their  Interest  when  tee  and  to  pay  or  extend 
metr  prtnelpal  at  matartty. 

COAL  PaorBBTtBB.—  The  estates  of  the  coal  eompany  aggregate  up- 
ward* of  194.000  acre*.  elaeamod  a*  fellowi  : 


. 
Qpal  land*  liinil  (acre*)....  7,499  |  Iroa  ere  Itmde  (acre*)  ......  21.OOO 

GIIEBIL  FUAMM.-  AppUoalkm  to  K.  T.  Stock  Kxohance  to  list 
feneral  mort«Bce  bond*  and  the  atoeki  eowelaed  b«U*>eaa«et.  and 
iaralan  HMcmears.  aad  wa«  »1ren  In  full  In  V.  «4.p  TOO.  Fixed 
eaarm*  of  eatlre  property  on  completion  of  rsornuUaOoa  will  be 
479  For  the  yrar  1897  pending  oompletion  of  refunding 
Sir  "  -'*-  «*•  9xed^*mr«ee  wlllbe7perhape.1l3OO.OOO  to  94OO.OOO 
morr  -  V.  84.  p.  85.  57O. 

BiovT  BAjurara*-rrom  Dee.  1.  1999.  to  re*.  S8.  1997  (3  ••»!•«. 
naoiu  were  a*  follow*  cm  basis  ef  preeeat  charge*  t»  both  yean  : 
PBII_»I.KLPBLA  a  »«ADI»O  BAJLWAT  co, 


the  Axed  charge*  and  tate* 
•tori Mta 


er«*.173.0»> 
email  earntac*   la  the  winter 
the*  It  WM  •  year  •«•.    The 


neJ  miittir  to 
of  Dee.  1.1890. 


The  balaaee  iiiite 
were  tn  the  CHBOIKLB.  V.  04,  p.  TOO.  ae  alao  the  following 

TBAB  1895-96  CCBI-LCB  OTBB  ADJUSTED  FtXBIi  CHABUBB. 
••»<•-«»  <  •>  OfUt  •»  Jroa  Of.  «eBst<af  O*.  M»l 

•VirWiu.  i(.  t*rftm*.  fur-pin*-. 

9136.159  WMM  -•    ><>:-<:  9900.004 

let  earama*  of  entire  piuBeHj   (tnrlndlag  taeome  from 
all  source.,  IB  year  ending  November  90. 1990.  were. .......lhl.49O.799 

r  i  cod  OB*u**f*M  of  CsVHTO.  proportjr  OB  ootnptauoft  or  rootr* 
laaliaUon  win  i..-  .93.r72.672 

Report  of  old  companies  for  1894-95  In  CBMMMCLB.  V.  62.  p.  193: 

PattTager  tmme**'. 9*969.073  94.197.961  94^49.133 

<>».-:.••                          9.957.970  9.752.297  11.20O.85O 

nereheaalse  trafr  8,«lO.4ot>  5>«J73  6.722/W1 

flTliniB MM  903.903  970.621 

Baited  Stale*  malL 97.75V  •-  --:  -VI  M 


rot* 


>«MrBtm«>of  o.  *  I.  Oe....lee»  6U9.80U 
Total  aetPffcgq  ttmfumlu   99^89.444       90.<U9,972     811.172.689 


Or»icB«.-( In  Feb..  IMTr-PHieldeaV leeeph  S.  Herri* :  First  Vloe- 
Preald«Bt. Theodore  Vo«rh«es ;  Id  Vlc»  President,  W  R. Taylor;  Seo- 
retary,  W.  it.  Brown;  Treaearer.  W.  A.  Church. 

.     V.  64.  p.  998.  974.  414.  470. 57O.  Oil.  70S.  709,  709. 755. 
•  A  «•  raioga.— The  line  ef  read  to  a*  follows : 

I  /  Oe*)4sitiM*f>—  Vila 

I  HBO  toCaetleton,  Vt. 


IB«  ef 
rot  yeon 


Troy  to  Lake  Champlaln 79    Vermont  line  to  Oaetleton,  Vt      7 

•  '•'-                                                   Eagle  Bridge,  S.  Y..  to    RuV 
T  to  »  »terford  June,,  etc      14       land.  Vt 03 

Iwar/toCaJdwel?'.';;';;;   15          Total  operated 193 

LBASB.-I  nut  In  perpetuity  March  1. 1871.  t*  the  Delaware  A  Had 
•BI ;  rental.  8  per  east  oa  the  steei  and  tatereet  oa  the)  bond*.  Word 
«  of  gaaranty  OB  oteek  wa*  m  V.  59.  p.  771. 

kdlnc  June  30  earnlBt*  have  boon: 

••"••  »•*.  /•>/..  I*V«M.  rte.       Ral..dtf. 

..93.351.549  9MaV484  tl.21O.O48  9347,504 

7.-.rji  1I194J411  406,387 

M;  V.  02.  p.  991. 990;  T.  03,  pT?e».  H8I.) 
Hlrhasoad  A   Danville  -Bee  Beat  hern  Rail  WBT  Co. 


•  nrg    A    Poiomar    HR.— Own* 

.  Va..  to  (»s«»tleo. 79  miles;  Jaaae*  River  branch.  3  m. ;  limn 
'   kOttea,  etc-,  4  mllea.  total  90  mllea.    The  dividend  obll 
•  same  e^vUaad*  a*  common  etock.  bat  oarry  no  voting 
•    Tn«  gn«raateed  eteok  to  eald  to  be  maud  by  a  mortgage 
1  of  theiiBllto.   Oeaeeto  are  reeerred  for  prior  bond*  matnrtag. 


(lock,  >  '88. 
and  Ji v. obllnt.  p.e.  >    7 


'89. 


'90. 
6>s 


t»4.    '95to  Jan.'97. 
7  yearly.    64        7  yearly. 


EABiri!<oe.-8  month*.  >  1896-7 Oroee.94O6.962;  net.  9143,995 

July  1  to  Feb.  3d.  JlS^'-O Qroa*.  462.3O1;  net,  173,408 

RBroBT.— Report  for  1895-96.  V.  63.p.  5O2.  (bowed  groes  9739,368; 
net.  9342.668 Tother  Income,  net,  97.275;  Interest.  956,682;  divi- 
dend*. 9192.570;  balance,  iirplus.  9091.  In  1894  95  gross,  9705,310 ; 
net.  9237>71.-<V.  60.  p.  4  1.  1 1O5  ;  V.  63,  p.  SO*.) 

ad  A  .neehlenbur*:  KK.— Own*  road  from  Keysvllle, 
Va..u>  Clarkeavllle,  Va..  31  mile*.  Road  In  operated  by  Southern  Ry.Oo. 
under  operating  contract  by  which  R.  *  M.  get*  the  net  earning*  and 
certain  per  cent  on  traffic  derived  from  Southern  Ry.  within  limited 
territory.  A  percentage  of  Interest  oa  Orst  Mortgage  I*  paid  from  these 
receipt*.  _BTOCK.-*3J7 JK».  (par  010o£\>f  .whl3.l8OO.OOO  owned  by 


Ky.  Co.     For  year  ending  June  SO,  1990. 
913.415;  other  Income,  95.591;  Int..  taxee.  etc..  f 


9o. 


, 
996.057 ;   net. 


III.  limond  M.  h..l«.»lllr  Irvine  A  BealtyTllle  KK.- own* 
road  from  Versailles  to  Irvine,  Ky..  62  mllea.  John  MacLeod  receiver. 
Foreclosure  sale  ha*  been  ordered.  For  year  ending  MOT.  SO.  1896. 
receiver  report*,  gros*.  968.345;  net, 915. 188.  Interest  on  receiver1* 
eertlneate*  were  paw.  Ial»»4-5.  groes.  909.4AO ;  net.  917.079.  KB- 
OBOAJUXATM»  OoKMirrBK.— II.  V.  Loving.  Alex.  P.  Humphrey  and  St. 
Jobn  Boyle.— V.  03.  p.  1116. 

in  imiond  A  Peterahnr*;  HR.— Own*  from  Richmond  to  Patere- 
hur>.  Va..  23  mllea:  branch,  Smiles.  Uperatetl  tn  connection  with  At- 
lantic Coast  Line  System.  « 

DiviDBxnealaee  1883-lB  1984. 1885  and  1886.  5  per  cent:  In  1887 
6:  from  1999  to  Jam..  1894.  Inclusive.  7  per  cent  per  annum  ;  In  July 
1894.  3  a.  e4lal806.6',p.e.;la  1990.7 P.O.;  ln!8»f,Jan..3Hi  p.  o. 

EAJUn»oa.-8  month*.  {18907 OroM.93O8.S94;  net.  952.747 

July  1  to  Feb.  2*.  (1890-0 Oroea.  S3V^89;  net.  71.67O- 

AjracAL  RBTOBT.— Flsoal  year  end*  June  X>.  Annual  report  for 
1995-90  In  V.  63.  p.  55.\  showed  grow  receipt*.  04O8.4O3;  net, 
9150^09 ;  other  uwome.95.5OJ;  Interest.  934.745;  dividend.,  9vf>.OOO. 
-IV.  59.  p.  918.  1059:  VVOl.p.  IOO2:  vT63.  p.  *•*.) 

Hlo  Urande  J unriloa.-own.  road  from  Rlne  Creek.  OoL,  to  a 
onanonrton  with  the  Rio  Orande  Weetorn  at  Orand  Junction.  62  mile*. 
Thto  to  a  connecting  link  In  the  etandard-gauge  route  between  Ogden 
ttpring*.  Leased  by  Colorado  Midland  and 

panie* 
tereet. 


pllcatton 
90,1*96 


III..  Grande  Sierra  Tfadrr  &  Parlnr  •B.-OrgBnlaed  IB  Mex- 
ico. The  road  I*  to  extend  from  CludadJuarem  In  a  general  southwesterly 
course  via  the  Han  Bin*  Mountains.  Lake.  Uu*man,  aablnal  and  San 
Pedro  mining  region,  to  vicinity  of  Case*  Oraade*.  a  distance  of  156 
mile*.  The  oapitaluaUoB  will  probably  be  MO.OOO  a  mile  In  stock. 
aad  990,000  a  mile  In  bond*.  Road  I*  expected  to  be  completed  In 
July.  1IW7.  El  Peso  Southern  RK.  ha*  been  organlted  to  build  the  El 
Paao  terminals  and  Rio  urande  River  bridge.  The  promoter*  are 
Meson.  E.  D.  Morgan  A  Co..  Morton.  Bile*  A  Co.  and  TtlKhuian,  Row- 
laadAOo.  The  New  York  office*  are  *t  54  Exchange  Place. -See  V.  63, 
p.  459;  V.  64.  p.  611. 

Hl»  Urande  ftoulhern  HK.-fete  Xap  Dm*r4Ko  Orandt.l- 
Own*  narrow  gauge  from  Dallas  (new  name  RUgeway),  Col.,  on  the 
ijenver  A  Klo  uraade.  southerly  to  Duraogo,  162  mile*,  and  branohea 
to  reUurtde  Bad  coal  Balds  near  Hatperu*.  18  mllea. 

BOKDB.— Intereet  on  flrst*  Is  reduced  from  5  per  cent  to  3  per  cent  to 
Jan.  1,  1899,  and  4  pereeat  thereafter.  A  majority  of  the  stock  U 
owned  by  D.  A  a  O.  and  by  It  ha*  been  placed  In  trust.  Bee  V.  63.  i>.  4O4. 

Mortgage  trustee.  Central    Crust  Co.;  abstract,  V.  54.  p.  163.  ana  ap- 
to  N.  Y.  Stoek  Exchange  In  V.  54,  p.  446.    Bills  payable  June 
contract  with  the  D.  A  R.  6.).  93* 

8  mo*.,  \  1896-7.  .Urou,  9279,214;  net.  9123.933 
July  1  to  Feb.  2H.  }  1895-6. .Oross,    340,471:  net.    183,043 

Surpln*  over  charges,  5  month*  ef  1890.  99O.854,  against  955.327. 

For  year  ending  June  90.  1896.  gross,  9449,234;  net.  9934,2301 
other  laeome,  91,376.  Interest.  91 35.3OO;  taxes.  93 1 ,594 ;  Insurance, 
92.0027lnl9»4-90,gro**,  9402.796;  net,  92O0.996.  (V.63,  p.  997.) 

Hlo  Uraade  T*e«leraBy.^*»l*fo».,»— L4HI or  BOAU— Owns Ore- 
raa«e.CoL.  to  Ogden,  Utah.  3lO  m  ,  to  Waeatoh,  Blngham,  Coal  Mine*, 
eve..  51  m.;  SanPeto  branch.  Thistle  to  Manti.Hl  miles;  Sevler  Railway 
(proprietary  line-all  securities  owned),  Mantl  to  Belknap,  63  mile*; 
TtnUe  Range  Ry.  (proprietary  line,  all  securities  owned)-  HprlagvlUe 
U  Mammoth,  and  spur*.  52  mile*;  total  owned.  537  mile*.  Ixiases  Ore* 
vase*  t*  Grand  Junction,  18  miles.  Total  operated.  555  mile*.  Main, 
line  U  laid  with  65-lb.  steel.  Also  own*  1 1  mile*  of  tramway*. 

HWTOBT.— Formed  In  Jane,  1889,  to  suooeod  the  Dei.  TIT  A  Rio 
Orande  Weetern,  by  plan  of  March,  1889.  V.  48,  p.  429;  V.  M  p.  941. 

CArTTAL  STOCK.— Preferred  stock  U  entitled  M  5  percent  dividend, 
aoB-eamnlaUve.  then  common  (took  to  5  per  cent,  after  which  both 
01*1111  of  *tock  snare  pro  rata. 

DmDBHoe.-Pre- »  1«9I.  1892.          1893.       None 

ferred,  p.o.       (3%  and  24  pret  «tk.          6  3*4         ilnoe. 

Bom*v-«ee  abstract  of  mortgage  (Central  1ru»t  Co..  tru«tee)  In  V. 
49,  p.  237,  and  statement  to  New  York  Stoek  Exchange  In  V.  50,  p.  79. 


190 


INVESTOKS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


APRIL.  1997.  J 


RA1LKOAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


191 


RAILROADS. 


for  explanation  of  column  beadlnir..  Ae.,  »ee  notes 
on  nnt  page  of  table*. 


ttmt  *  CtiHin- 


•V-«oek.«»»r-(«nd.> 


..  .       .  . 

raeoae  North-B.  IM  If  .  Syraonae  to  BandyCr.o- 
flMMoL  M.  lint,  hut  not  prin.  payable  In  gold)  .  c. 


O*wego  Bridge  Oo.  l*t  mortgage 

I  Syraeoae  Pbenlx  A  Oawecolit «no«gage_ 
1  §WdAMont,l*tM..g7.*360,000;810,OOOp.m. 
CVAOg.Term.BJLlMM..I«4a.<k..*BB«d....e' 
Oweco  A  Rome.  IM • ' — ' 


'  Id  M..  gold,  guar  p.  A  L  (end)  by  R.  W.  A  O.  .c' 
If.  Fall*  Jr.  RRY*tk.:<8«43.000owil.  by  R-W-AO.) 
Jttca  A  Bt  Rlv.  .fk.7  p.  e.  perpot.  gu.  by  R.W.AO 

S^R 


l*t  mortgage 


l«t 
ft 


-i 


.»u.  p.Al.(end.).e 
'*' 


reduced  to  6). 


mort.  for  83^XM»O.  gold. e'*r| 

kmel  *  WKiiekaU  KB.— *toek  (no  bOBO*|. 


Kg.— *toek  (no  bondm 

^^^^__ -UlM..81S.OOOp.:n.,gold...o- 

570.  aforf.  *  »•  !>•  BrW-Stock 

Alton  Bridge  l*tM..« c- 


/.   '  »,««»V.-rttock.  81.39S.500,  pf. 
.328.000. 1 


..  . 

a  A  M.|«old.e- 


i  -'8.000,  guar.  by  a  A  M. 
_  .  ,  .  *  0miU  liia**  R».-Common 
HBvfe  red  *tock.  5  per  eent,  non-dim 

M  piefejifd  atork.  4  per  cent,  non-eam. 

IM  «.,  g-, 2  p.*.  2  jn.,  3  p.c.  3yr*.,tkeo4..c'*r 


M  . .-    DIM 

of 

Bondg 


97 

45 


17 
13 
14 
28 
28 

150 

16 

134 

1 

120 
ISO 
120 
120 

67 


isi 


252 


1855 
1871 
1874 
1885 
1885 
1886 
1888 
1MB 
1891 

'.:-  n 


. 
1890 

DM 


1878 
1891 

1891 


1893 
1894 


1897 


•fyi     Amount 
Vatae.    Ouutandlng 


Rate  per    When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Cent     Payable  Whom. 


10O 
100 

too 

$1,000 
1.000 


1,000 
1.000 
1.000 

"iod 
MM  A  1 

1.000 

1,000 

100 

100    A,' 

100  Ac. 
1.000 

i'.ooo 

100 

1.000 

50 

1.000 
100 
100 

tod 
1,000 


345,360 

10.000.000 

417.8OO 

$500.000 

9.076.OOO 

100,000 

175,000 

130.0OO 

375.000 

350.OOO 

1OO.OOO 

250.000 

2.223.0OO 

900,000 

1,750,000 

50,000 

4.239.100 

1.464.100 

1,430.900 

005,000 

255.700 

See  text 

500.000 

500.000 

I.,;..-,..,,. 

2.088,000 
4.8OO.OOO 
5.AOO.OOO 
3.5OO.OOO 
3,500,000 


5  per  an. 

O 

7 
5 
6 
6 
5g. 

»* 

»«• 

~    p.    r     (!: 

7  per  an. 


J.  A  J. 
Q.-F. 
M.  A  a. 
J.  A  J. 
A  O. 
F.  A  A. 
F.  A  A. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
M  .V  > 
F.  A  A 

M."  A"S. 


Clinton,  N.  Y.,  by  check  Jan.,  '97, 3% 
N.  Y.,  Or.  Cent.  Station.  ~ 


N.  Y.,  Or.  Cent.  Station. 


A  J. 

A  J. 

A  J. 

A  J 

,\  N 

A  A 

A  J. 

<*•- 
5  f.    M.  A    8. 


.   J.   A  J. 


Tobehrld 
do  do 


2-3-4  g.    J.   A  J. 


pal,  When  Due. 


Dividend. 


do 


. 
do 


.,  . 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


Fb.l5'97.1V 
Sept.  1,  191 
July  1.  1901 
July  1,  1922 
July  1,  1915 
Feb.  1,  1915 
Apr.  1,  1916 
May  1,  1918 
May  1,  1915 
May  1,  1915 


Philadelphia. 

See  company  '•  office. 

Boston.  Olobe  Nat.  Bk. 


do 


do 


N.  Y..  U.  8.  Mort.  A  Tr. 
Troy,  United  Xat.  B'nk. 


;Mar.30,'»7,3i» 
July  1,  1898 
July  1,  1922 
July  1.  1916 
Jan.  2/97.1% 
Nov.  1,  1908 
Aug.  1.  1898 
July  1.  1941 
Feb.,  1897 
Sept.  1,  1931 


July,  '96,  coup,  last  pd. 


Bonton.  Comp'ys  Office. 
tn  rot  Ing  truat   for  period 
do  do 


let  coup,  due  J'lr  1.  *97 


See  text. 


Men.  1.   1944 
•  tated  lu  text, 
do 


Jan.  1,  1947 


la 
k 


emenU 


December.  1893.  8l.2OO.OOO  fir*  •or*aaa«  «•   wore   Ujoed   for 
Tkla  mortgage  eoven  the  434  mile*  owned  IB  fee. 
—  of  tramway*,  but  not  the  Sevler  By.  •eearitie*  nor 
gexuWom.  both  of  which  toeaea  are  available  aaaott. 
Ikere  veto  68OO.OOO  finu  In  the 


••  Tai8w  BBMO  a 

E.»*awa.-*month*,    >  1886-7.... Oroe*.  81.617.981;  Bet,  8S35.4O« 
.  ltoFeb.28.        \  1995-6.... Oroa*.    1.66O.292;  Bet.    675.019 
,.  roiT.-FUoal  year  end*  June  SO.    Annual  meeting  la  held 
Full  report  for  1895-96.  with  balance 


531 
82.101.318 


529 
83,496,469 


670.691 

5*6,099 

75,252 


|22.1  .  : 
846.468 
560.000 
60.558 

•r.J  .*!•; 

1        8675,485       8661341        8932.974 
.241.438  OBT.840.9e8  rar. 8».35O  4*L886^O8 
t\.  K.  p.  41'. ;  V.  63,  p"  561.  a»7,  681.  697.  7O9.I 

Korhr.iT  A  OoeMoee  Valler.-Own*  from  Avon  to  Roehoator 
flee.    Laaaod  Joly  1. 18^^  pormotaMy.  to  Krto  Railway 
8jB»al.  884.012.    Jaaae*  BraokoU.  Prortdaat. TInkaMar.  N.  Y. 
u      k   I. land  A  r«~»rtew-OwB*froai  atook  Ukwd.  OL.  to  PooftB. 
II  mil*.:  R.  I.  A  Moron  Ooaaty  RR..  22  mil*.;  braBoh  J»  jndlaai 


.,••,,     .  . 
:     ''.-.     • 


UNal  118   Brilea    la    year  eadlnjc  Jane   >O.  189j6._  «rnw 
^^^•UVA:  other  mi'oaao,  88.8A8;  okargM 
•kjlOOt  bal..  oaf  .891.740.    U  18*4-8.  graa* 
•Totkor  IBOOBW.  87.746;   okarfoa.  874.794; 
Hil4«B<*  at  5  par  cent  par  anaum  are  paid.    Fn 

Rone  *  «  Union.— own*  road  from  Ram*  to  Clinton.  X  V  .  1.1 
BUI',  (irn.nl/r.l  i:,  ;...••  \ *+*-.:  .11  i- •r1--ti:-.  :•.:--•;•..  DataWBH 
A  Hud»n  Canal  Co.  and  operaud  by  !T  Y.  Ontario  A  W.  Capital 
•took.  8345.360.  Foryear  aBJhn  Jane  SO.  1896.  rental.  822.375; 
anirr  expoaaoa,  9778;  dlvtdoad*  I6>«  per  ee«t).  831.581;  balance. 
wrpiu.,  816 Total  aarpliu  JBBO  80,188*X«1 4.748. 

•  o*nr  WalrrloMii  A  oudrn.hnrK.— /•>•  JTao.rnr  Tork  Cen- 
tral 4  giiiti.n  Kiwr  Af<n;r<Md.>— own*  from  aoar  Niagara  Fall*  M 
•irimi  Bprbu*,  N.  Y  .  289  mile*,  lea*  18  mile*.  Rlohlaad  to  Kaot 


KaatO^rw*  Vow  York  Oat.  A 


March.    1881.   lianl    daring   tu  corporate 
tkoroof  to  tho  New  York  r 


ieb 

*erdiM  of  roaranty  *ee  V. 
<to  f  10^100.000)  in  May.  1894. 

,MDa.-Fr«a  1887  to 
per  oaat  yearly  ;  March.  189  L. 
tbareaflor  5  par  cent  par 

BOOM-OB  Jon*  SO.  1886, 
M6.    PNM  <  MawA-  MMT  la 


ary .  1  Ml.  both  iBolBot  vo.  at  rate  of  6 
pareoatUatoek;  la  May.1891.aa4 


ef 


•Hand 


the  Renaaelaer  A  Saratoga  RR.  (rental  815.342—6  per  cent-  on  itock) 
and  *o  operated  by  Delaware  A  Hudson. 

nuinjiw  Tnacola  tt  Huron.— Own*  from  Sagluaw.  Mloh..  to 
Bad  Axe.  67  mile*.  Opened  a*  a  itandard  gauge  road  June  29, 18  II. 
B  .took  authorised.  8600.0OO:  partlOO.  No  flnt  mortgurt 
had  been  aold  to  January.  1895.  but  the  81.0OO.OOO  timed, 
ge  tnutee  Continental  Triut  Co..  N.  Y.,  w  -•  •  held  a*  collateral 
fortkoDoaUacdebtof  81.148.270  on  June  30.  1896. 

BWBtka. )  1896 Oroae.  889.149:     net    89,933 

1895 Oroa*      85.341:     net.  17.016 

1 ;  net.  834,995.  In  year  1894  fro**, 
L.  Webber.  Prea.,  Baglnaw. 
Ml.  <  lair  n.dl.on  A  At.  Lnnl*  «<-lt  RR.— Pn>foeted  to  ran 
from  a  point  In  St.  Charlea  Co..  Mo.,  to  Bollevtlle.  III.,  about  4O  mtlea  via 
trtdga  Mroa.  the  MlMlMt  apt  River  at  Alton,  IIL  lu  Ootnber,  1894.  the 
hridgaaad  2mtla*  of  road  wore  oaipleted.  The  bridge  U  2.1OO  foot 
Unur  and  laid  for  doable-track.  TheC.  B.  A  Q. .  Cleveland  Cln.  Ohio.  * 
Bt.  L.  and  MUaouri  K.  A  T.  road*  u*e  the  bridge. 


•fl**,  aad  loaaa* 
iinilea. 


Jan.  1  to  Sept.  SO.       (189 

U  year  1895  croaa.  8114.1 

8118^96;  Bat,  834.029.    Wm. 


.  BTC.-Intermt  due  Jan.  1. 1897.  WM  not  paid,  and  on  Jan. 
15. 1897.  J.  F.  Barnard  waa  appointed  receiver. 

BOWIM.-IB  addition  to  89OO.OOO  ant  mnrtxare  l«nd«  oold.  81UO.OOO 
are  aajd  tn  be  ouutaadlnc  ae  collateral  for  a  loan  of  about  875.OOO. 
For  year  189546,  croee.  f2S.87U:  net.  82  J24. 

PrMMevt.  E.  F.  Leonar.1.  Peorla.  III.;  Secretary.  B.  L.  Crotby:  Treaa- 

-.  •     C    II-.  !,-:n  •!,.  .«i»  .V.rtii  I  ..  irr'i  -•.-'     I.-.-.  M-       7.  84.  P.  181. 


—yj. 

4»  *  *V    l*^"    ---- 

(V.  58.  p.  718.  79«.  lO16i  V.  »7,  p.  11S4;  T.  56.  p.  788.1 
OWM  BalkrW*  Fall*.  Vt..  to  Bnrtlnjrton.  Tt..  120 
Addteoa  RR  .  LeieaaUr  Jaae..  Vt.  to  Tloondorofa, 
The  road  wa»  ln*a«  far  898  yoar*  fro**  Jaa.  1.  1891, 
nt  |*eo  V.  53.  p.  124),  tat  la  March,  1886.  receiver* 
for  that  company  aad  on  May  1  the  Rutland  RR. 
_____  of  tlaowB  lead.  The  cvapoa*  have  barn  paid  promptly 
and  la  January.  1  -97.  a  divides*  of  1  par  coot  wae  paid  on  the  pre- 
famdrteak.  8*0  V.  64.  p.  88. 

'  Drlaware  A  HadMm  OWB*  83.OOO.OOO  of  the  preferred 
aad  81  .000.000  of  Ik*  fl.48O.000  OOIBBMB  itoek.  par  81OO. 

<  n  MOD  preferred  itock  IB  1884  a»d  1888,  1:  IB  1886  and  1887. 

!>«.  In  l-- 

»~-"    TTIT  miBd  ajaTTjair*  I*  • 
•oaalproMny.    Tao  eonaofldaled  a  .    . 

...U  far  88^00^00.  tat  of  thk)  MtfOMMO  oaa  be  tened  only 
r  hood, 


. 

D  preferred  , 

-v  1;  In  1889.1%  la  1B0O.S:  la  189  1.2;  In  1M92.4;  In  1893, 
*W.  4  p.  e.;  IB  1898.  4;  In  1896.  2;  la  1897,  Jan..  1  p.  e, 

lloa  IB  rnUInc  *toek  aad  par- 
jtioTO.  8.  Traot  Oo. 


Botee  payable 


»«.  JakBakary  *  Lakr  rhmm|ilaln.— Owu  from  Lunenberf. 
Tt.  to  Maqnan  Bay.  on  Lake  Coamplaln.  120  mtlea.  and  branch  from 
•orthOaaeord.  Tt.  to  Baat  Haven.  11  mlle«:  total.  131  nillw.  The  road 


la  operated  ladopendentlr  althoag*  a  majority  of  the  (took  I*  owned  by 
the  Beaton  A  Lowell,  laaiad  to  Boatoo  A  Maine. 
IB  year  >-n.llng_Juna  30, 1896.  (TOM, 8362,620;  d»f.untnr  operating. 
*  >r  year,  893,066.  In  1894-95,gro**. 
e*.  876.271.  Balaaea  deficit.  f82.209. 
BBaar  operaUng.  82,469. 

«l.  Joacpk  A  «.r.Bd  l.land     Rr.-LncB  or  ROAD—St.  Joaaph. 
rand  Uland.  Neb..  251  mtlea;  Cnlon  Pacific  owned  82.301,500 
t  the  84.600.000  Moek  (par.  81OO). 

KT.-A  roornaUaUoa  la  1H97  (per  plan  In  V.  6'J.  p.  784,950), 
of  the  St.  J.  A  Uraa3  Utaad  K+Urovl.  which  w*.  noM  In  foreclonure 
Doe.  98. 1898.  The  BOW  *aoaritla*  are  ahown  In  table  at  they  will  be 
when  leaued.  a*  tk»y  will  bo  very  *kortly. 

Irroc*.— A  voting  tnt.t  will  retain  eontrol  fortbeflrnt  nrefnrrrd  .took 
for  nre  yean.  uaJoa*  the  8r*t  profarred  atook  pay*  full  dividend*  for 
throe  UBimttro  year.,  after  whloh  the  eontrol  (hall  re*t  with  the 
Br*t  aad  aooond  preferred  *toek*.  and  .hall  an  continue  for  three  yean 
thereafter,  after  whloh  all  *tock*  .ball  be  entitled  to  equal  vote.  Vot- 
ing lru.tr**  are  F.  P.  Olcott.  J.  Kennedy  Tod  and  Oordon  Abbott. 

-  -The  l.t  mortgage  U  for  8VOOO.OOO  of  gold  bond,  dated 
Jan.  1. 1897.  and  bearing  la tereat  at  2  p.  e.  for  two  year.,  3 11.  o.  for  three 
yean  aad  thereat  t  iiond*  for  85OO.OOO  naarvad  for  u.e*  pf 

BOW  company  cannot  be  laaned  to  exeeed  61OO.OOO  yearly,  and  81  ,OOO, 
OOO  can  ho  cold  only  for  now  mileage  at  not  exceed! t 
-  r\._._i  T.«..  rv.    w    v 


nic  6».OOO  ner  mile; 

'••  "- 


if  irTTJUfaV  8*vSoO, 

•end*  for  like  amonat  retired.  OB  July  1, 1896,  ao. 
*>•"  84S.OWI.  but  la  January.  1897,  the**  had  been  paid.- V.  64,  p.  85. 
May  8  till  Sept.  80. 1896  (4%  moath.i.  groM  rarn- 
aad  n«t8l4t.464;  lnu-r*«t  caarge  about  *<W.OOO : 
MM  avatlnM*  for  other  purpoea*  (tax**,ete.l:  dlvl- 
-PO.    8ae  alao  Mr.  Little'.  report.-V.  64. 
-l.al  w.C-J*moat.-(V.  64.  | 

k    Which. II  MH.-OWB*  from  New  York  "t.to  line 
p.lle*      Laa.td  Feb.   1.  I47O.  IB    perpetuity  to 


utlt       ll!.          I- 


Itrn-t'r-'"  y.  Y.:  Intoreat  payable  In  New  York. 

Baala  of  exohang*  of  old  for  new  *ecnrit!«M  aa  follow* : 
llarr        . — Ami  rtnift  now 
/•aid         lit         lilfref.    2d  prtf.      Com. 

"""""•"—          -~"'tKC     1&    "fife 

6«i                            12%         1OO% 
k  ..     3S  6*i  

The  Bxed  annual  eharge.'previoiiiily  8UO.OOO,  will  after  reorganUa' 
tlon  he  f'>r  flmt  two  year.  (InoluclW  charge  on  85OO.OOO  reaervod 
bond*).  880,000;  following  3  yean,  812O.OOO:  after  5  year*.  8KIO.OOO. 

aUBiraraa-  f  month*.  >  1897 <irou,  6186.495;      net,  879.976 

Jan.  1  to  Fab.  28.       {1896 .Oroa*,      96.526:      net.     15.47O 

In  year  1896.  grow.  8724.169;  net,  81  '   for  1895 

In  V.aa.  p.  819,  ihowed  groat,  8614.078;  net,  8110.72O;  taie*.897.- 
127;  bal.  forlnt*re.t,6i:i.Vi:t.  In  \-«H.  gro*«,  8782.657;  net,  8190,- 
613.  In  1893,  grow,  8l.OO5.698;  net.  8337,912. 

r>i*.ECToB*.-(Febraary,  1897i:    Pre.ldcnt.   William  L.   Bull;  Vloe- 

•i.j.  KennaayTodOonlon  Abbott, 

0  n  -iitif-r.  ll-nrv  M  BoWnann.  W  <.  Life  ••'  I.I..T,  M  .  -..  i  \. 
63,  p.  76.924.970, 1O64. 1159;  V.  64, p.  85.  181.  144.  472.  57(1.) 

»t.  Lawronrr  A  -dlrondark  -  R.-From  Malone.  N.  Y.  (on 
Mohawk  A  Malonci  to  Caughuawaga,  56  mile*,  oonnectlng  there  with 
the  Canadian  Pa  -Iflo  at  lu  St.  Lawrence  Hirer  brl.lge  for  Montreal. 
HI»TO«T.-A  oonnolldatlon  In  1896  of  the  .Malone  A  St.  L..  8U  L.  A 
Adirondack  Ry.  an>l  ^outhw.-«trrn  Ry.  All  the  old  liondu  havebeen 
reilred.  V.  63.  p.  116.  HUwk  lncna*ed  In  1897  from  61.O90.OOO  to 
>OO.  For  y«ar  fn.llnit  June  3O.  1896.  groM.  611«.2»8;  net, 
^Mhotherlneome. 832.000:  cbanre*883.H27;bal.. «ur.,»2.308.  Pre*l- 
£nt,  W.  Beward  Webb.  (V.  63,  p.  3O,  116.) 

s..    I |.    \  lion  A  TVrrf  Haute.— See  ILLINOIS  C«»TBAL. 

HI.  I. out.  tv..»rllr.  A  !»«»ulkwr.t»rn  Ry.— Own*  from 
Bunkleto  Mmm.port,  La.,  wltb  branch,  ail  mlle>  la  all.  Completed  tn 
May.1896.  In  June.  1HW«.  II.  J.  Fitch  wa«  appointed  receiver.  II.  II. 
Youraa  wa*  later  appointed  oo  receiver.  It  I*  .aid  tlio  foreclocure  null 
wilt  bo  prea*od. 


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RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 

U.M.I. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

aoiuu—  ±rinoi 
pal,  When  Dne' 
Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

*or  explanation  of  column  heading*,  Ac.,  Bee  notes 
on  ant  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable  and  by 
Whom. 

$100 

$1,300.000 
(t) 
(1) 
<«> 

(!) 
4,000,000 
111,000 
535,000 
10,<X)0 
396,273 
512,947 
200,000 
790.0OO 
890.000 
135.OOO 
3,500,000 
2,000,000 
(1) 
182,000 
2,140,000 
25,617,780 
5,000,000 
14.335,700 

lit.  $800,000,  gold  

56 
66 

36 
161 

"94 
65 

1896 
1896 
1896 

1895 

l.HHti 

iKwo-r, 
1888 
1890 
1893-5 

5g. 
6  g. 

J.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 

New  York  City. 
do             do 

1946 
1946 

St.  U  A  Ad.  Equipment  Co.,  equipment  mort.... 
ft.  Louli  Alton  tt  Terre  Jl.—See  ILLINOIS  CENTRAL. 
Ot.  Louil  Atovtltri  it  8.  W.—  1st  mortgage,  gold.  .  .  . 
«L  Louil  4  Oairo-ltt  M.,  gold,  int.  guar.  M.  A  O.  .c 
tt.L.  Cant  OiranTu  <t  Ft.  Smitk—  Olddlv'l  bonds,  g. 

5g. 
4  g. 

e6!: 
lg- 

A.  A  O. 
J.   A  J. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A   8. 
J.   A   J. 
ann. 

Aprll,'9G,  coup,  unpaid. 
N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  ATr.  Co. 
In  default. 
In  default. 
In  default. 
See  text. 

1925 
Jan.   1,  1931 
Sep.1900-1-2-5 
Sept.  1,  1908 
Jan.,  1910 

5OOAO. 
1,OOO 
1.000 
1,000 

Arkjuuiu  Extension  1st  mortgage,  gold...  o**r 
ft.  Louil  CAu-.  <t  St.  Pau/.-Reo'nfoert.  ($400,000) 

St.  L.  Ind.  4  E.—Pi.  lien  M.,  $300,000  g.,recl.  at  par 

"  *""l 

1896 
1890 
1886 
1891 

1K90 

1889 
1889 
1889 
1896 
1896 

1,000 
1,000 

6g. 
6  g. 
6g- 
6g. 

ig- 

J.   A   J. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A   8. 
F.  A  A. 
A.  A  O. 
F.  A  A. 

In   default. 

Mch.  1,  1940 
Mcb.  1,  1940 
Sept.  1,  1916 
Feb.   1,  lim 
Oct.    1,  1930 
Feb.    1,  Ia29 

K.  Louil  Kama*  *  Hovihttestern—lBt  mort.,  gold. 
St.  Louil  Kennfll  <t  Southern.—  1st  mort.,  gold.  .  .0* 
Mt.  Louil  Merttutnlf  Br.  Term.—  IstM.,  gu.p.AI.,g.c 
Heron.  BrldgelstM.,red.afterFeb.l,  1909,  at  110 
St.  Louit  Ptoria  <t  JITortAern-Stock,  $5,000,000..  .. 

"20 

"u 

1,162 
1,162 
1,100 

In  default. 
St.  Louie,  Mo. 
N.Y.,F'rsL.ATr.  ABt.L. 
N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  ATr.  Co. 

1,000 
500  Ac. 
1,000 

5semi-an 
5g. 

M!~A"N. 

1929 
May  1,  193« 

1st  mortgage,  gold,  $5,000,000  c*ir 
St.  1.0,1  i»  *  Han  Francisco  RR.—  Com.  stock.  .. 
1st  preferred  stock.  4  pet  cent,  non-euro  
Zd  pr.-f.  stock.  4  per  cent,  non-cum.,  $16,000,000 

1,000 
100 
100 
100 

N.Y.,  Haltland,  C.A  Co. 

St.  Loll  In  A-  Cairo.— (Sec  Map  Mobile  <t  OAioJ— Owns  Cairo  to  East 
St.  Louis  and  branch,  161  miles.  Reorganized  after  foreclosure  July, 
1881.  Stock  is  $6,5OO,OOO.  Leased  from  Jan.,  1886,  till  Jan.  1, 1931,  to 
•the  Mobile  A  Ohio  RR.— rental  of  25  per  cent  of  150-640ths  of  the  gross 
revenue  of  Mobile  A  Ohio  Irom  Mobile  to  E.  Cairo  and  branches,  of  St. 
it  A  O.  from  Cairo  to  E.  St.  L.  A  branches,  this  rental  being  guaran- 
teed by  the  lessee  to  amount  to  $165,000  per  year.  Rental  for  year 
ending  June  30, 1896,  $196,750.  In  year  1894-95  gross,  $858,307;  net, 
$203.280;  In  1893-94  gross,  $840,561 ;  net,  $259,716. 

St.  l.oni«  Cape  Glrardean  &  Fort  Smith  Hy.— Owns  from 
Cape  Glrardeau,  Mo.,  to  Hunter,  Mo.,  94  miles;  leases  branch  to  Zalma, 
•9  miles;  total  operated,  103  miles.  Successor  in  1891  to  CapeGirar- 
deau  Southw.  March  4, 1893,  Louis  Houck  was  appointed  receiver. 
It  Is  thought  that  the  mortgages  on  the  property  will  be  foreclosed  in 
1897  and  the  road  reorganized  and  extended  into  northwest  Arkansas. 

SECURITIES.— In  May.  1896,  $50,000  receiver's  certificates  were 
authorized  (with  the  consent  of  $810,000  consols!  for  steel  rails 
but  in  April,  1897,  no  certificates  were  outstand  ng.  Stock  out 
outstanding.  $1,150,000;  par  $100.  A  general  mortgage  for  $7,500,- 
-OOO  was  authorized.  There  are  also  outstanding  $150,000  7  per  cent 
Incomes.  Cape  O.  &  8.  W.  oonsol.  6s  for  about  $850,000  are  repre- 
eented  by  the  Consol.  Bondholders'  Committee;  depositary,  U.  8.  Mort- 
gage A  Trust  Co.,  New  York. 

EARNINGS.— For  year  ending  Deo.  31,  1896,  gross,  $113,048;  net, 
^1,082.  No  Interest  paid.  In  1895,  gross,  $112,713;  net.  $3,943; 
•rentals,  etc.,  $1,727.  No  Interest  paid.— V.  63,  p.  407. 

St.  I."  n  Is  Chlrago  Sc  St.  Paul  RR.— ROAD — Owns  from  Spring 
field,  111.,  to  Granite  City,  111.,  103  milm;  branches  to  Bates,  3  miles, 
And  to  Grafton,  8  miles.  Connects  at  East  St.  Louis  with  Terminal  Ry. 
Association  for  St.  Louis,  etc. 

SOLD.— Sold  In  foreclosure  April  3, 1897,  to  Thomas  Carmichael. 

REORGANIZATION.-  It  is  proposed  to  form  a  new  company,  which 
shall  issue  the  following  securities: 
1st  M.  3O-year  gold  5s,  to  retire  receiver's  certificates,  etc. .$1,500,000 

Thirty  year  0  percent  non-cumulative  income  bonds 1,235,000 

Common  stock 1,500,000 

The  income  bonds  will  be  given  in  exchange,  dollar  for  dollar,  for 
the  old  first  mortgage  bonds.  The  holders  of  the  latter,  if  making  the 
exchange,  will  have  the  privilege  of  purchasing  securities  of  the  new 
•company  at  the  rate  of  $1,OOO  new  first  mortgage  bonds  and  $1,500 
new  common  stock  for  $80O  in  cash. — V.  64,  p.  708. 

EARNINGS.— In  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $290,727;  net, 
934,975.  In  1894-95.  gross,  $238,223;  net,  $51,684;  charges,  $97,805; 
balance,  deficit,  $46.121.  (V.  55.  p.  1OO;  V.  56,  p.  1016;  V.  61,  p.  728, 
872;  V.  03,  p.  71ir>,  1160;  V.  64,  p.  708.) 

St.  l.oul-  Indianapolis  tc  Eastern  RR.— Swltz  City,  Ind.,  to 
Efllngham,  111.,  90  miles.  Organized  in  1890  as  successor  to  the 
Indian*  A  Illinois  Southern  RK.,  sold  in  foreclosure,  but  the  property 
Is  still  operated  under  the  old  name. 

•4  Capital  stock  Issued  Is  $740,900  (par  $100),  of  which  $1,900  is  com- 
mon; authorized  $6,792,000  common  and  $4,528.000  of  5  p.  c.  pre- 
ferred. Mortgage  trustee.  Central  Trust  Co..  New  York,  and  Medford 
B.  Wilson,  of  Indianapolis.  President,  W.  H.  Alley,  Sullivan,  Ind. 

St.  I..MI  K  Kan«a«  ft  Southwestern  RR.— Arkansas  Cltv  to 
Anthony,  Kan.,  69  miles.  Leased  to  old  St.  L.  A  8.  F.,  but  was  not  in- 
cluded in  the  reorganization  of  that  road.  Dwight  Braman  is  receiver, 
but  It  Is  understood  that  road  Is  not  operated. 

Capital  stock  is  $1,190,810,  of  which  St.  L.  A  S.  F.  owns  $993,500.— 
V.  63,  p.  1011. 

St.  Louis  Peorla  <k  northern  Ry.— Road  runs  from  St.  Louis, 
Mo.,  to  Springfield,  111.,  99  miles,  of  which  83  miles  is  owned  and  14 
miles  from  (ileo  Carbon  to  St.  Louis  is  trackage  over  Chicago  Peorla  & 
St.  L.  and  St.  Louis  Merchant's  Bridge  Terminal  Ry.  Extension  pro- 
posed through  Peoria  and  Peklii  to  East  Clinton,  IU.,  251  miles  from 
St.  Louis. 

HISTORT.— A  consolidation  July  1. 1896,  of  the  St.  Louis  A  Eastern, 
St.  Louis  A  Peoria.  North  A  South  RR.  of  111.  railroads  and  the  Madi- 
son Coal  Co.  iind  Mt.  Olive  Co.  The  coal  properties  are  said  to  have 
a  capacity  of  6,000  tons  per  day.  (V.  62,  p.  86,  591,  643, 1042, 1179.) 

STOCK  AND  BONDS.— Capital  stock  authorized  is  $5,000,000;  par 
4100.  First  mortgage  bonds  (Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  trustee)  were 
reserved  as  follows:  $182,000  to  retire  the  St.  L.  A  Peoria  firsts' 
IIAO.OOO  to  build  or  acquire  a  line  from  Glen  Carbon  to  Merchants' 
Bridge,  St.  Louis;  balance  at  $20.000  per  mile,  Including  equipment 
for  each  mile  acquired  north  of  Springfield,  HI.  The  mortgage  covers 
the  railroad,  its  equipment,  about  4.5OO  acres  of  coal,  etc..  as  stated 
In  V.  62,  p.  1179,  the  Madison  Coal  Co.  joining  In  mortgage  and  pledg- 
ing Its  property  and  Income.  President,  Wm.  E.  Guy,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

M.  i.i.uu  Indianapolis  4c  Kaatern.— Owns  Switz  City,  Ind.,  to 
Eftingham,  111.,  90  miles.  A  reorganization  of  the  Indiana  A  Illinois 
Southern  foreclosed  Jan.  6,  1890.  Road  is  still  operated  under  old 
title.  BTOOK— Common,  authorized,  $6,792,000:  preferred,  $4,528000- 
outstanding,  as  in  table.  The  prior  Hen  mortgage  for  $300,000  is 
recognized  as  prior  to  the  first  mortgage  liy  agreement  with  the  bond- 
hSi,deI2  and  wa*  |8SU«1  tor  Improvements.  Bills  payable  June  30, 

J85,  $37,775.  In  year  ending  June  30,  1895,  gross,  $76,497.  In 
1893-94,  gros«,  $74,327;  net,  $1,180;  in  1892-93,  gross,  $98,764. 


584 

45 

217 

200 

62 

54 


Miltt. 
Total  owned  Mar.,  1S97 1,162 

Oper'dfor  aeet.  owners — 
At  A  Pac   RR.,  Pent  Dlv., 

Seneca.Mo  .toSapulpa,  I.T.    1 1 2 

Total  system 1,271 


M.  Louis  Iron  mountain  &  Southern.—  SEE  MISSOURI  PACIFIC 
RAILWAY  SYSTEM. 

St.  Louis  merchants'  Rrldge  Terminal  Ry.—  ORGANIZA- 
TION.— Organized  to  construct  a  double-track  railroad  in  the  city  of 
8t.  Louis,  extending  from  near  the  Union  Depoton  12th  Street,  via  Main 
Street,  Hall  Street,  Ac.,  to  Ferry  Street  opposite  the  Merchants'  Bridge, 
7  miles.  It  owns  and  controls  the  Madison  111.  A  St.  L.  Ry.,  connect- 
ing the  town  of  Madison  and  East  St.  Louis,  8  miles  ;  and  leases  the 
Venice  A  Carondelet  Belt  RR.,  which  forms  an  outside  belt  round  East 
St.  Louis,  10  miles  ;  total,  25  miles.  It  leases  the  Merchants'  Bridge, 
agreeing  to  pay  the  interest  on  the  Bridge  Co's  $2,000,000  bonds. 

BONDS,  ETC.—  The  mortgage  of  1890  is  for  $3,500,000  to  the  8t. 
Louis  Trust  Company,  as  trustee,  and  the  bonds  are  guaranteed  prin- 
cipal and  interest  by  the  Terminal  RR.  Association  of  St.  Louis.  Both 
issues  of  bonds  are  subject  to  call  after  2O  years  at  110  and  interest 
Stock  authorized,  $3,500,000;  issued  to  July  1,  1895,  $2,939,500;  par, 
$1OO.  On  Deo.  31,  1896,  there  was  due  to  Terminal  RR.  of  St.  Louis 
$868,489  for  advances  under  its  guaranty.  In  Nov.,  1893,  Terminal 
RR.  Association  of  St.  Louis  acquired  control  of  this  company  and 
guaranteed  by  endorsement  the  principal  and  interest  of  Its  $3,500,000 
first  mort.  bonds  and  the  interest  on  the  $2,000,000  Merchants'  Bridgi 
ttrst  6s.  The  properties  will  be  operated  jointly. 

EARNINGS.—  Report  for  year  ending  Deo.  31,  1  895,  was  in  V.  62,  p. 
362,  showing  gross  earnings,  $602,475  ;  net.  $274,615;  interest,  etc., 
$426,043;  balance,  deficit,  $151,428.  In  1894,  gross,  $536,657  ;  net, 
$210,135.  In  1893,  gross,  $450,454;  net,  $139,886.  (V.  62,  p.  362.) 

St.  Louis  &  San  Francisco  tttt.—(Scc  Map.)—  The  system 
embraces: 

Lines  owned  — 

St.  Louis,  Mo,,  to  Paris.  Tex. 
Mnnett,  M».,  to  Seneca,  Mo  . 
Pieri-eClty,Mo.,toWichita,K. 
Bra  i<-hes  to  Bolivar,  etc  ..... 

Beaumont  to  Gale,  Knn  ...... 

St  L  nils  Salem  A  Ark.  RR.. 

ORGANIZATION—  Organized  Juns  30,  1898,  to  succeed  ti  the  property 
and  frtnouises  of  the  Railway  company  so  d  in  fore  losu  e  and  reor- 
ganized ner  plan  in  V.  62,  p.  829  and  114O  —  see  alsu  p.  742.  The  new 
company  elected  not  to  assume  the  contracts  of  th«  old  corporation 
relating  to  the  Atlantic  A  Pacific  nor  to  take  the  stock  and  leases  of 
the  St.  Louis  Kansas  A  Southwestern,  Kans.  s  Mi  land  and  Kansas 
City  A  Southwestern.  See  V.  63,  p.  30  ;  V.  62,  p.  137,  187.  The  St. 
Louis  Salem  A  Arkansas  was  purchased  in  March,  1897  tee  V.  62,  p. 
1140,  and  V.  64,  p.  567.  The  K.  C.  A  Southwestern  was  purchased  at 
foreclosure  sale  Deo.  19,  1896.—  V.  63,  p.  661,  1160. 

STOCK  AND  VOTING  TRUST.  —  As  protection  to  the  new  mortgage 
bonds,  all  classes  of  stock  (except  shares  to  qualify  directors)  ar* 
vested  in  the  following  voting  trustees:  John  A  Stewart,  Louis  Fitz- 
gerald, J.  Kenn-dy  Te'd,  Isaac  N  Seligman,  neniainin  P.  Cheney,  Sam- 
uel i  .  Eastman  and  James  A.  Blair,  t)  be  held  by  them  and  their 
successors  jointly  for  fire  years,  and  for  such  further  period  (if  anyi 
as  shall  elapse  befo  -e  the  first  preferred  stock  shall  have  received  a  4 
per  cent  cash  dl*  idend  for  two  consecutive  years,  although  the  voting 
trustee*  may,  in  their  discretion,  deliver  the  stock  at  any  earlier  date, 
but  not  in  any  event  prior  to  Jan.  1,  1902,  save  with  the  con-entof 
the  holders  of  at  least  two-thirds  in  amount  of  the  lieneflo  al  Interest 
certificates  of  each  class.  Voting  trust  is  dated  July  1,  1896, 

No  additional  mortgage  can  be  put  upon  the  property,  nor  the 
amount  of  the  first  preferred  stock  authorized  be  increised  except 
with  the  consent,  in  each  instance,  of  the  holders  of  a  majority  of  toe 
whole  amount  of  each  class  of  preferred  stock  and  of  a  majoritv  of  such 
part  of  the  commou  stock  as  shall  be  represented  at  a  meeting  ;  also 
the  amount  of  second  preferred  stock  can  not  be  increased  except 
with  like  consent  by  the  holders  of  a  majority  thereof,  and  a  majority 
of  such  part  of  common  stock  as  shall  be  represented  at  the  meeting. 

The  new  company  may  reserve  the  right  at  any  time  to  rede«m 
either  or  both  classes  of  its  preferred  stock  at  par  in  cash. 

BONDS—  The  consolidated  mortgage  (trustees,  Mercantile  Trust  Co.* 
N.  Y.,  and  Paschal  P.  Carr,  of  St.  Louis)  for  $50,000,000  (abstract  in 
V.  64,  p.  1  86.)  is  secured  upon  all  properties  and  securities  embraced 
in  the  reorganization  and  also  all  other  property  hereafter  acquired  by 
use  of  any  of  the  new  bonds.  Enough  new  bonds  at  the  rate  of 
80  per  cent  (approximately  $39,072,000)  are  reserved  for  the  retire- 
ment of  all  9utstanding  undisturbed  issues.  The  bonds  not  required 
for  reorganization  will  be  reserved  for  betterments,  equipment,  etc., 
to  an  extent  of  not  exceeding  $300,000  in  any  one  year.  No  compul- 
sory redemption  of  the  new  bonds  can  be  made  prior  to  their  matur- 
ity. Fixed  charges  of  the  new  company.  Including  branch  lines  to  be 
acquired,  will  be  about  $2,050,000.-  See  V.  64,  p.  182. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.—  By  reorganization  the  fixed  ch  urges  were  re- 
duced from  $2,531,674  to  $1,994,330.  exclusive  of  the  interest  upon 
bonds  which  may  hereafter  be  issued  to  acquire  $4,032,000  branch  line 
bonds.  The  plan  provided  for  the  payment  of  all  car  trusts,  and  the 
new  company  starts  with  no  debt  other  than  the  funded  debt  as  sti 
above,  and  with  ample  provision  for  future  improvements  bv  the  re- 
servation of  bonds  for  this  purpose. 

EARNINGS.—  8  months,  >  1896-7...  Gross,  $4,009.514;  net,  $1,780,64* 
July  1  to  Feb.  28.     $  1H95-6...  Gross,    4,219,725;  net,    1,735,651 


APRIL,  1397.J 


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RAILBOADe. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 

Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

pal,  When  Due. 
Storks—  Last 
Dividend. 

W  explanation  of  column  heading.  Ac..  Me  note* 
on  Ont  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Pay  able  I               Whom. 

tL  Limit  *  Ban  Fra*tiico-<Coneluiied)— 
td  mort.  (now  lit).  A,  gold  )  (Pacific  to  Seneoa.c' 
do      Serif*  B.  gold  >  Mo..A  branches,  o' 
do      Series  C.  gold  J         294  miles.        o' 

294 
294 
294 

82 

"55 
1,162 
145 

1876 
1876 

l*7li 
1879 

1"0 

1SS1 

1887 
1890 
1879 
188ft 
1896 

*100Ao. 

.-•CIO     ,VC. 

.-,00    ATI-. 
1,000 
1,000 
l.OOO 
1,OOO 
1,000 
1,000 
l.OOO 
100 
100 
100 

1,000 
riOOA-r. 

various 
1,000 
1.000 

$500,000 
2,766,500 
2,400,000 
1,036,000 
1,014,000 
20,100,000 
1,099,000 
6,388,000 
2,000,000 
324.OOO 
Oe.,'96,  none 
16,500,OOO 
20,OOO,OOO 
20,000,000 
8,000,000 
359,092 
See  text. 
2.600.OOO 
53,156 
4,660,207 
4,792,801 
1,000,000 
2,000,000 
210,000 
5OO.OOO 
210,000 

f  g- 
6  g. 

6g. 
6g. 
6  g 
5  A  6g. 

5g- 

4  g" 
6  g. 
6  g. 
5g. 

M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  V. 
F.  A  A. 
F.   A  A. 
J.    A    J. 
A.  A   O. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A   S. 
A.  A  0. 
M.  A  N. 

New  York,  Mercan.  Tr. 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  United  States  Tr. 
N.Y.,  Mercantile  Trust. 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  U.  8.  Mort.  A  Tr. 

Nov.  1,  1906 
Nov.  1,  1906 
Nov.  1,  1906 
Aug.  1,   1919 
Aug.  1,   1920 
July  1,   1931 
Ont.    1,  1987' 
July  1,  1996 
Sept.  1,  1919 
Apr.   1.   1910 
1946 

Nov."l."l989 
Nov.  1.  1989 
To  1903 
See  text. 
Mav    1.   1898 
To  Oct.l,  1898 
July  5.   188V 
Mar.l,97,2i«% 
Aug.  1,   1931 
Oct.    1,  1917 
Jan.   1,  1914 
Sept.  1,  1916 
Deo.  1,  1900 

Mo.  *  W.  Dlv.  lit  M..g.,»5,000yearly  dr.at  105.  .0" 
Bt  L.  A  Ban  F.ooL  trust  gold,  sink.  fd.  not  drawn.  o* 
Gen.  M.,  g.  (l«t  on  365  in.)  $7,807.000  arc  6s.o' 
Oollat  Tr.M.  on  br'che*  (920,000  p.m.),  gold..  o* 
New  Ooncol.  mort.,  $5O,OOO,OOO,  gold,  no  option 
Bt.lj.Wlrn  AW  1st  M    reel  at  105  gold                0' 

rt.8.AV.B.BridgelstM.,g..dr.atl05.guar.p.Al.c- 
ft.  Lovit  Siloam  <t  8outkrrn~l»l  M.,*s,ooo,()0(),  g. 

.,'    ,                                                                Tiiilatlvflt 

1,222 
1,222 

1890 
1890 
1891 
1867 
1868 
1892 

*8- 
4  g. 
6  A7 

—  7" 

M.  A  N. 
J.   A  J. 
various 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A  N. 

N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
When  earned. 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
IV.  Y.,  Central  TrustCo. 
do             do 

3d  M.  Income  cert.,  «10.0OO,OOO,non-cum.,gold.c* 
Car  trusts  J-uly  1   1896 

«.  Lmtit  Van.  4  Trrrr  /f.—  1st  M.,  guar.  s.f.  not  dr.o* 
Zd  mort..  «lnk.  fund,  not  dr'n  ($1,600,000  guar.Ke' 

158 
158 

100 
100 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
f.OO  Ao. 

See  text. 
See  text. 
5 
5 
6 
5 
7 

M"A"S. 

F.  A  A. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A   S. 

J.   A  D. 

N.  Y.,  Of.,  32  Nassau  St. 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 

Pref.  7  per  cent  stock  and  scrip  BubJ.  to  call  at  par 
lit  mortgage  ....,«* 

107 
167 
21 
25 
12 

1881 

1H87 
1HS4 
ISMi; 
1870 

3d  mortgage  o* 

Taylor'sFalli  A  Lake  Sup.  ,  1st  M.  gu.,  s.  f.  not  dr.o* 
Duluth  Short  L.  1st  M,  guar.,p.&i.,s.f.  not  uVn.o* 
Btiliwater  A  St.  Paul  1st  mort.,  g.  (not  guar).    ... 

ANNI'AI.  REPORT.— The  following  Is  a  statement  of  earnings  for  the 
fiscal  years  ending  June  30,  and  does  not  Include  any  Interest  charges; 
nxed  charges  will  be:  Int.  on  undisturbed  bonds,  $1,771.390;  new  4 
p.  o.  bonds  (§6,388.600),  4255.544;  rentals,  «13,314;  total.  $2,040,248. 
—See  V.  64,  p.  182,  for  general  balance  sheet  of  Sept.  30,  1896. 

1896. 
Orons  earnings  (on  1,328  miles) $6,162,055 

Operating  cjrptntef— 

Maintenance  of  road $763,577 

Maintenance  of  equipment 839,822 

Transportation 2,203.560 

General  expense* 238,589 


Net  earnings $2,416,507 

Ratio  of  operating  expenses  to  gross  earns .    (60-78%) 
Taxes 215,793 


1895. 
$6,08.  ,424 

$733,8«5 
498.362 

2,070,390 
239,495 

$2,539,291 
(58-25%) 
202,504 

Balance  forcharges $2,200,714  2,336,787 

OPFICKKS— D.  B.  Robinson,  President;  B.  F.  Yoakum,  Vice-President 
and  General  Manager:  Frank  H.  Hamilton.  Secretary  and  Treasurer; 
.ii-ii.  Horace  Porter,  Chairman  of  the  board  or  directors. 

DIRECTORS— J.  Kennedy  Tod.  Isaac  N.  Seligman.J.  A.  Blair,  E.  C. 
Henderson,  Horace  Porter,  Fred'k  Strauss,  of  New  York;  Benj  P. 
•Cheney,  Wm.  T.  Hart,  of  Boston ;  Samuel  C.  Eastman,  of  Concord,  N. 
H. ;  Charles  8.  Gleed,  Topeka,  Kan.;  Geo.  A.  Madill,  Richard  C. 
Kerens  and  Dnnlel  B.  Robinson.  St.  Louis.— (V.  64,  p.  181, 186,  567.) 

St.  Louis  si  ton  in  A  sn  n  i  IIITII  1C  II  —This  company,  of  which 
Col.  H.  D.  Mackay  of  St.  Louis  Is  President  and  chief  promoter,  in 
July,  18!»0,  tiled  a  mortgage  to  the  United  States  Mort.  &  Trust  Co. 
and  Tho».  Jefferson  Portls,  trustees,  to  secure  $8,000,000  bonds,  to  be 
Issued  for  the  construction  of  Its  road  from  Fort  Smith,  Ark.,  to  St. 
Louis.  Mo.  The  company  was  incorporated  June  15,  1896.  Auth- 
orized capital  stock  of  $8,000,000,  par  $100.  (V.  63,  p.  30.) 

St.  Louis  Southwestern  Ily.— Road  extends  from  Bird's  Point, 
Mo.,  opposite  Cairo,  111.,  to  Texarkana,  Tex.,  418  miles,  and  thence  by 
the  Texas  road  to  Gatesville,  305  miles;  total,  main  line.  723  miles; 
branches,  Mt.  Pleasant  to  Sherman.  110  miles;  Tyler  to  Lufkln  (narrow, 
gauge),  88  tulles:  Corslcana  to  Hllisboro,  Tex.,  40  miles;  Commerce  to 
Fort  Worth,  97  miles;  Lewlsvllle,  Ark.,  to  Shreveport,  La.,  60  miles; 
Altheimer  to  Little  Rock,  Ark.,  42  miles;  Maiden.  Mo.,  to  Delta,  51 
miles :  other  branches,  12  miles :  total,  July,  1896, 1,223  miles.  Of  this 
total  13  miles  are  laid  with  75-lb.  steel ;  1,064  miles  with  56-lb.  steel 
ndls;  remainder  35-lb.  Has  trackage  rights  from  Delta  to  Cape  Glrar 
deau,  l.r>  miles,  over  St  L.  Cape  G.  A  Fort  8.— see  V.  62,  p.  591. 

ORGANIZATION.— Reorganization  per  plan  In  V.  50,  p.  141,  561  of  St. 
Louis  Arkansas  A  Texas,  sold  In  foreclosure  in  October,  1890.  Consists 
of  three  corporations— the  St.  Louis  Southwestern  Railway  Co.,  the  St 
Louis  Ro-.itcwestern  Railway  Co.  of  Texan  and  the  Tyler  Southeastern. 

Graf's  Point  Terminal  Ry.  was  incorporated  In  May,  1896,  to  build 
from  Delta  to  Gray's  Point.  15  miles,  and  will  Issue  $500,000  bonds 
V.  62,  p.  9S8;  V.  03,  p.  30. 

BONDS.— The  first  mortgage  certificates  are  Issued  against  a  like 
amount  of  tlrst  mortgage  bonds  secured  upon  the  constituent  lines  at 
a  rat«  not  exceeding  $10,500  per  mile,  and  the  second  mortgage  certifi- 
cates against  second  mortgage  bonds  at  $8,250  per  mile. 

The  iitf.omei  are  entitled  to  such  interest  up  to  4  per  cent  per  annum 
as  can  be  paid  out  of  net  earnings  of  the  railways  during  the  preceding 
fiscal  year,  after  payment  of  operating  expenses,  repairs,  renewals,  re- 
placements, taxes,  Insurance  and  Interest  on  prior  liens.  The  Issue  of 
these  certificates  may  be  Increased  up  to  $10,000,000,  subject  to  re- 
strictions In  the  mortgages.  Up  to  October,  1890,  no  second  mortgage 
Interest,  ha>l  been  paid. 

July  1, 1896.  total  current  liabilities,  $1,126,587,  Including  $312  415 
notes  payable.  There  are  some  St.  L.  Ark.  &  Texas  oar  trusts  outstand- 
ing. Current  assets,  $619,488,  including  $289,274  materials  anil  acin- 
plles  on  hand ;  there  are  also  In  treasury  $140,000  (at  par)  St  Louis 
Southwestern  firsts  and  other  securities  valued  in  all  at  $416,750. 

.  VoT,1X8T»?:*,™l;:"?5-TJa2-1  to  Apl.  7,  3>4  months,  gross,  $1,178,900 
in  1897;  $1,300,910  In  1896.    Calendar  year  1896,  gross.  $4,867,518. 

ANNUAL  RHPORT.-Flscal  year  ends  June  30.  Annual  meeting  Is  held 
at  St.  (xmls.  Mo.,  on  the  tlrst  Tuesday  In  October.  Report  for  7895-96 
was  In  V.  63,  p.  648,  showing  earnings  for  the  entire  system  as  below. 

Tear  ending  June  30—     1896.  1895.  1894  1894 

Miles  operated 1,223  1,223  1,223  1,228 

Gross  earnings $4,904,489  $5,217,175  $4,61V145  $5116080 

Operating  expenses...    4,132,375     3,977,221     3,873,778     4  281833 


Net  earnings 

f.  o.  op.  ex.  to  earns... 
Tot.  net,  Incl.  other  Inc. 

Taxes 

Interest  on  bonds 

Rentals,  etc 


$772.114  $1,239,954  $741,367 

(84-26)  (76-23)  (83-94) 

$782,192  $1,264,273  $772,398 

128,552  117,729  113  826 

800,000  800.000  800.OOO 

31.490  40.354  56,340 


$834.247 
(83-69) 

$903,383 
109,650 
800,000 
40,117 


Balance rtf.$l77,850sur.$306,190  df.$197,768    df.46,384 

President,  8,  W.Fordyce;  Vice- President,  Edwin  Gould -(V    62   n 
591,988;  V.  63,  p.  30,  501.  648;  V.  64,  p.  664.) 


St.  l.«ii  i*  Vandalla  ft.  Terre  Haute  Sttt.—fSee  Map  Pilltb 
Oti.cin.  Chic.  A  St.  L.I— East  St.  Louis  to  Indiana  State  line.  158  mile*. 

LEASE.— Leased  for  999  years  from  1870  to  Terre  Haute  A  Indlauap  • 
RR.  at  rental  of  30  per  cent  of  gross  earnings— profits  and  losses  as  - 
sienert  to  lessees  in  proportion  of  five-sevenths  to  Pittsburg  Gin.  Chlo. 
A  St.  L.  and  two-sevenths  to  Terre  Haute  A  Indianapolis.  V.  54,  p.  846 . 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— Stock,  $2,379,358  common  and  $1,544,700  of  7' 
per  cent  cumulative  pref. ;  par  $100.  The  Terre  Haute  A  Indian- 
apolis owns  $326,000  preferred  and  $460,600  common  stock,  the  Penn- 
sylvania RR.  $837,000  preferred  and  $225,000  2d  mort.  unguaranteed 
7s.  and  the  Pennsylvania  Company,  Deo.,  1895,  $1,348,000  common 
and  $381,700  preferred.  In  1891  and  1892  back  dividends  on  preferred 
were  paid  for  1879  to  1884;  for  1885,  7  p.  o.  In  March.  1894;  for  1-86. 
(No.  9)  7  p.  c.  In  Feb.,  1895;  for  1887  (No.  10),  7  p.  o.  in  Feb.,  1896;  In 
1897,  none. 

BONDS.— Of  the  second  mortgage  bonds  $1,600,000  are  endorsed  by 
lessees,  and  also  by  Pittsburg  Cincinnati  A  St.  Louis  (now  Pitts.  Cin. 
Chicago  A  St.  Louis  RR.),  with  agreement  to  purchase  the  bond  and  its 
coupons  as  they  mature.  The  firsts  ($1,899,000)  were  likewise  so  en- 
dorsed and  were  purchased  Jan.  1,  1897,  at  maturity  by  the  Penn- 
sylvania RR.  Co.  V.  64,  p.  420. 

Liabilities  for  freight  cars  on  Oct.  31, 1896,  amounted  to  $53,156. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Report  for  year  1895-6  In  V.  64,  p.  429,  showed: 
Tr.end.Oct.31.  dross.  Oper'gexp's.  Net.  Rental. 

1896 $1,613,638  $1,426,827  $186,811  $484,197 

1895 1,735,049  1,463,068  272,881  520,785 

1894 1,649,118  1,274,674  374,444  494,736 

From  above  rental  deduct  the  following  disbursements  : 

Taxes.  Interest.     Oar  trusts,  etc.  Dividends.      Jialanct. 


1896 $61,462 

1895 66,568 


$314,930 
316,539 


$21,220 
20,181 


$108,129  def.$21,544 
108,129       sur.9,368 


*  Total  surplus  Oct.  31,  1896,  $432,846. 

Loss  to  lessee  in  1892-93.  $28,472  ;  loss  in  1893-94,  $120,292  ;  loss 
in  1894-95,  $247,902;  loss  in  1895-96,  $297,279.— (V.  62,  p.  187,  273; 
V.  63,  p.  924,  lOil;  V.  64,  p.  42O.) 

St.  Paul  \  Dulutli  Kit.— Owns  St.  Paul,  Minn., to  Duluth,  Minn.. 
155  miles;  branches,  29  miles;  leases— Stillwater  A  St.  Paul  RR.,  13  in.; 
Minneapolis  A  Duluth  RR.,  13  m.;  Taylor's  Falls  A  Lake  Superior.  20 
m.;  Duluth  Short  Line,  Thomson  to  West  Superior,  18  m. ;  total,  248 
miles.  Second  track,  17  miles,  July  1,  1896.  Between  Carlton  and 
Duluth,  24  miles,  road  is  owned  jointly  with  the  Nor.  Pacific,  but  of  this 
14  miles  between  Thomson  and  West  End  is  but  little  used,  the  Duluth 
Short  Line  affording  the  St.  P.  &  D.  access  to  Duluth.  Uses  Minn.  A 
St.  L.  terminals  at  Minneapolis. 

HISTORY.— Sold  In  foreclosure  May  1, 1877,  and  reorganized. 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— From  the  earnings  of  the  railroad  the  preferred 
stock  has  a  prior  right  to  7  per  cent  yearly,  then  common  to  6  per 
cent,  any  surplus  going  to  retirement  of  preferred.  The  preferred 
stock  is  also  received  in  payment  for  lands  at  par,  and  Is  entitled  to 
receive  from  land  sales  any  part  of  its  7  per  cent  dividend  yearly  for 
which  railroad  earnings  do  not  suffice.  The  preferred  Is  subject  to 
call  at  par  for  redemption  with  land  sales,  after  drawing  by  lot,  if  not 

Surchasable  below  par  in  the  open  market,  the  sums  applied  to  its  re- 
emptlon  and  retirement  being  as  folio  vs :  In  1891,  $182,000;  1S92, 
$226,000;  1893,  $165.000.  V.  57,  p.  61.  Three  shares  of  common  stooH 
have  one  vote  and  each  share  of  preferred  has  one  vote. 

DIVIDENDS.— >  1884.  '85-'88.  1889.  1890.  '91-'93.  '94  to  Mar.  '97 
On  pref.— p.o.  J  t3»4  7  yr'ly.  5»i  6i«  7yr'ly.  5  yearly. 

On  common— In  1887  3  and  15  In  common  stock    !  And  7  °'o  stock. 

LANDS. — The  company  has  a  land  grant,  of  which  1,011,324  acres  re 
malned  unsold  June  30, 1896,  and  57,958  acres  of  the  Taylor's  Falls 
branch  grant.  In  year  1895-96  sales  from  company's  grant  wero 
41,960  acres  for  $197,194,  and  gross  cash  receipts  were  $286,854  (of 
which  $192,733  from  stumpage):  net  Income,  $242,483. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— Jan.  1  to  Mar.  31,  3  months,  gross,  $276.872  In 
1897;  $291.587  In  1896.  For  calendar  year  1896,  gross,  $1,534,572, 
agst  $1,568.534. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.    Annual  meeting  at  St. 
Paul  second  Thursday  in  October.    Report  for  1895-96  in  V.  6:i,  p.  647. 
Year  ending  June  30—  1896.  1895.  1894. 

Gross  earnings $1,587,863    $1,423,307    $1,513,393 

Operating  expenses  and  taxes....    1,280,524      1,060,915      1,104,351 

$362,392  $409,042 

$402,6."0  $452,535 

$119,944  $140,79li 

150,000  150,000 

(5)  239,475  (6)  293,406 

6H.003  1H.766 


Net  earnings $307,339 

Total  net  Income $3P5,439 

Rentals  paid $130,819 

Interest  on  bonds  150,000 

Dividends (5)  239,505 

Miscellaneous 53,523 


Balance  from  RR.  operations.  .df.$188,408  dt.$174,772  df.ffl  < 
Sects,  from  stumpage  and  lands..      $242,483       $116.652       $114,856 
-(V.  61,  p.  658  ;  V.  63,  p.  647.  715.) 

St.  1'iinl   *:   Northern    Pacific  Ry.— Formally  merged   in  the 
Northern  Pacific  RR.  in  November.  1896— see  that  company. 


APKIL,  1897.J 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AMD    BONDS 


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KAII.K'iAl'.-v 


MUM 

rur  explanation  of  column  headings.  Ac.,  see  notes      of 
on  first  page  of  tables.  Road. 

JJL  Ptml  Jfiita.  rf  Manttob*    Bee  Great  Northern— 
JJL/W*  Yo.  ttoftjte-St.il.  No.  PACIHC  RR.  • 

4k*>  Jnv/onio  a?  Arotuiu  Pan— Stock 

1st  M.  for  021.60O.OOO  g.,  guar.  p.  A  L  (end.). C' AT 

Equipment  trust  notes  Jan.  1. 1896 

Itm  A  mania  40ulf  JtK.-Bonds  *25O.OO< > 

i  <f  Katim  £y.— l»t  mort 

korl  Li*t.—Ssx  COLCMBCS 


JUU  4  .V«ear*-Re-organlxedstook 


. 
in  M.ant.  gn.oBderloasebyB.AO.and  Cento.. 


.it.,  cold  <043«MHjq>,*.f.  red.  at  UO^ 
Jk« /Vox.. law -Too. 


sub.,  02.5OO.OOO.. 


1st  mortirage.  S&oWoOO.  cold. . . 

>nf  4  A.  P-totrf-lH  M..|l  .OOO.OOO.C.  See  text 


Jkm/ard  4  «T J-ftttry-lst  M.  Jl.OOO.000*  See  te 
«m4i  ft  Prm.4  /-Axrm.r-1  st  M..  625.OOO  p.m-fre" 
2d  mortgage  for  815.OOO  per  mile 


_              6130,000.  gold.  Int.  reduced  to  5  p.  c...e• 
JBr•4>aa4  &Am<«6ss>- Stock. 

sWT3<«..iror»«BH<f«»-lstM..g..s.f..dr1natllO  e 
Ammrut  *  Mofttfomrn    Bee  OBOBOU 

— '••*.»..      Sl.int 


SHAW  XBB  A 
116 
116 


168 


LM 
196 


10 


.t  A :   i 


AUantle  A  Qalf  eonsoL  mortgage e- 

^^•07  A  K 

^^^K  *  Florida  3d  mortgage. c 

Oav.  Fla.  *  West.,  1st  feonaol.)  mort..  cold..  .c**r 

Sav    Kla.  A  W.  eonsol.  M.  (S3O.OOO.OOO)  gold  .  .c' 
^^Bwlck  A  W.  liit  M.  Bran*,  to  Albany.  g,gu.e' 

WsVjMaaae  bonds.  non-cnmnlsttTe 

aSouta.  1st  M.33.0OO.OOO.g..gu.S.  F.A  W. 

ganrord  *  riL  ivimhurir.  Ut  mort.,  roar.,  end.. 
4  Vsslsni— See  CKXTBAI.  or  OBOBO1A 


•M 

'.- 

58 

M-. 

Big 

171 


Date 
of 

i:  •  :- 


18M 


1688 

IBB  A 

i -.;-.. 


1889 

1896 
I8M 

1893 

- 


1393 

I  "7 


1867 

1869 
i -.;-.. 
1884 
1686 
ISM 
:--- 

!-  .-. 

18B4 
RAIL  WAT. 


Par 

V  ,..:.- 


•100 

1,000 


'.....    A. 
HOClUX 

5O 

1,000 

1OO 

1,000 

100 

1,000 

i',000 
"ibo 

1.000 
100 

1,000 

100 
500  Ac. 

uooo 

1,000 
1.000 

1    IIIHI 

5OOAC. 
1,000 


Amount 

. .  r-t.ui'lnii: 


•tVOOO.ooo 

18.836.iKX) 

352.575 

550.000 
o. 

1.0&0.33O 
2.300.000 
6.000.0OO 
4.085.OOO 
See  text. 

<t) 
......  ," 


.. 

2.964.000 
250,000 
120.000 

I-.....HMI 

•  .....  .'HMI 

9.412.900 
1.780.OOO 
464.000 
2(X).OOO 
4.0.-V6.--I 
S3OO.OOO 


3.0/Ki.ooO 
4.241.000 
Bee  text. 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS 


Rate  per  When     Where  Payable,  and  by 
Cent.     Payable  Whom. 


4g. 


6 
"7" 

"&"g. 


. 
5  g. 

5  e- 


I./ 

5  (0)  g. 

7    ;..-!   .111. 

5  g. 
See 


_ 

7 
7 

5*2: 


S>«  to  4  J. 


J.   A   J. 


J. 


Feb. 
J.   A 


In  default. 

MOM  N.  Bk..  Sand'ky.  O. 
July  ,'96.  pd.  Dec.10,'96 


J.AJ. 


A.  .V 

I       .V 
M.   A 


J.   A 
M.  A 

J.   i 


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

A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
J.  A  J. 


A  J 
A   J. 


N.  Y.,  Cent.  Trugt  Co. 


N.Y.,46Wall,A  Fr'nk'frt 


N.  Y.  and  San.  Fran. 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 

See  text. 


Albany.  N.  Y. 
N.  T..  Central  Tr.  Co. 

Troy,  United  Nat'l  Bk. 
N.  Y..  Third  Nat.  BauV. 

N.  Y..  Off.,  12  W.  23d  St. 
do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

S.Y.,H.B.Plant.ASavan 

do  do 

N.Y..12W.23dSt,ABav. 

None  paid. 
New  York  City. 


BoruU— Prlnol 

pal.  When  Due. 

Stotki— Last 

Dividend. 


Jan.   1,  1943 


July  1,  1918 

Feb.   1,  1896 
Jan.   1,  1909 


Jan.   1,  1919 


Oct.  1.  1940 
Jan.  1,  1924 
Sept.  1,  1943 


May^l.  1913 
Jan.. '97,  3*?% 
July  1,  1937 

Jan.1,'96, 2% 
July  1.  1897 
Jan.  15,  1899 
Sept,  6,  1 899 
Apr.  1,  1934 
May  1,  1943 
Jan.  1.  1938 
Irredeemable. 
Jan.  1.  1945 
Jan.  1,  1924 


•an  Antonio  A  Araiiaa.  !>•»•  Ry.— <8e*  Mmf  Jo.  Pae.h- Owns 
from  KerrrllJe  to  Houston.  3O8  miles:  Keaedr  to  Corpus  CbrUtl.  Tex.. 
tO  miles:  Voakum  to  Waco.  171  miles;  Skldmore  to  Alice.  43  mllr-; 
8sln«r  to  Loeknart,  54  m.:  branch.  21  m.;  total.  087  m..  all  5O-lb. steel. 


1 43.0OO.OOO  stook. 


HDTTOBT.— BsorcaaUed  without  foreelosore  sale  In  1803.  manatte- 
•aat  passlnc  to  So.  Pac..  which  owns  " 


•.-Mortgage  I*  for  821.6OO,OOO  (trustee.  Con 
sad  the  So.  Paetto  Co.  by  iBiirssmnat  OB  eaoh  bond 

condition..!!  >  ••  the  panel 


Co.) 

guarantees  un- 
t  of  tao  principal  and  Interest.' 


i  at  027.000  por   mile,  equipped.     See  fall  abstract  of 
•i.  p.  540.    Listed  OB  M.  Y.  Stook  Bx.,  01(1.886300  to  Jan- 
-  -'7.    DOB  So.  Paclfle  for  advances  Jan.  1. 1806. 660»360, 


1 18*7. OrOM.  9283343;  Bet.  ^0.254 
{1806.0IWM.    371^01 ;  net.    67384 


Jan.  1  to  Fob.  88. 

>:»roBT.-For  1896.  gross.  82.117,290:  net.  6691.32X.    Re- 
•r  1895wa«ln  V.  03,  p.  l.M.snowtBg:    Gross,  01.97 
43;  Interest,  taxes,  etc..  07B7.840:  deflett.  631 1,497.     In  1804. 
-340.751 ;  net.  0033380.-V.  03.  p.  1  a  I . 

ntonlo  A  CiBlf  RR.— San  Antonio  to  Sutherland  Springs. 

Bnsemor  In  April.  1807.  to  pas  ABK.B 

look.6l.OOO.oOO.    The  Texas  RK.  Coosmtsalon  has  approved 
of  6950300  bonds.— V.  03.  p.  70.  1 1 16 ;  V.  04.  p.  1Oo. 
BHesjo   «  Ityamara   A    fm-t     i 
sr.  <Sl..  25  mile..     h..ad  opened 
•r.0100.    Mortgage  trustee  la  Mercantile  Tnist  C>> 
.  jent  trusts  June  SO.  1H»6.  06.816.    matured  \  *t  M.  OOBBOBS  UB- 
8304.000.    IB  roar  ending  June  80.  1W0.  mas.  0an.wAv    Bet. 

>xes.etc..  03.400;    baL  for  Interest.  I*.!!" 
•r  year  l  not  paid).  033.000.    In  1M94U5.  gross.  0JX.164. 
BOBwuak)  A  <  ••!.  *hort  Llne.TSee  COLCM.  HA«r>i:*KT  A  HOCK, 
land ii. k)   M.M.I,,  id  4k  Newark.— Owns  from  Bandusky.  O..  to 


B  HT.— Kna.1  from  Ban  fXeco 
In  1»9O.  Capital  -i...  k.  f7W,- 
.rcastll*  Tm.t  ( 


» 
B10? 


.uk. 


•• 


Leased  to  Central  Ohio,  guaranteed  by  Baltt- 
I.1BOO.  till  Dee.  1.1926.  with  option  to  the  Bait.  A 
for  terms  of  90  year*  each.  Rental  Is  02O1.85O. 
•est  duo  July  1,  IMA,  was  patd  with  tnlerest  Dee. 
ntaroat  was  not  paw  whom  due.  The  not  earo- 
III  be  applied  to  the  payment  of  the  rental,  aad  It 
a  few  months  the  coupons  would  "«p*id.  Boo  V. 
daasop.  H.Ht;rn.Kiis-»Tor  April.  li«90.  OB  June 
.  oWBo46n73OO of  8.  M.  A  N.  stook. 
ilS81tolS84.3p.c.;  lX85tolSS8.3p.e.:  18801* 
».  1804,  1805  and  1896  each.  3  p.  e.;  none  slace. 
•tiding  Jaao66.  ltt06.jrrosa.684S.6W);  aet.0149.- 
ly  la  part  by  lesaeo)  02OI  paid  by 

•BO*. loss  to  lossee.    -  In    1H94-0*.  gross. 

.487.— V.  68.  p.  3O;  1OOS.  lot  1 
r.i.  r.b.rs;    sty.— From  flanford.   Fla..    to   St. 
'ttBUl'  tniiTirl  rsi<rln  IT1    Formerly  O  rang* 
A  sMIway.  which  w».  ...|  t  at  forookmiro  IB  March.  1893.    Stock  is 
M00.000-r.ar.  8 loo.    Flnl  morvraco  Is  for  6«OO.OOV  of  5  p.  c.  bonds 
of  walea  8300.000  ara  rnsranteed  4  p.  e.  Interest  by  cad.  of  the  Savan- 
nah Florida  A  We. tern;  flrsl  guaraBstod  eoupoa  due  July  1. 1897. 
MftAsaot  trustee.  PaBBa.  Co.  for  Ins.  on  Lives  A  (irantlng  Annuities. 
HhlladBlphi*     Pr.-i.i.  „-.  K  T.  Stotosbory.  Phlla. 
f  Han  rranetoo*  4k  Morth  f^cl.e  My^-Polnt  Tlburon.  CaL.  to 

19.1880.    HaiHiBaur  inBaHHIdB  (6  mllsB)  with  San  FrBaolooo. 

kniM  -ISMSBI  at  02S.OOO  por  mile;  trustee.  Mercantile  Trust  Co..!*.  T. 
"nklnc  fnnd.  025.000  yearly,  boixla  drawn  at  1 10  aa<l  Intermt.     'Mort- 
cac« abstract  V.iW.p  .•*!.)  BoBd*oaaeelodloJnne3O.  lHiNi.*179.0OO. 
ixntos. -From  July  1  to  February  38  (8  moathsi. 

...'.....  9400.M4  0160384  /r'j'*''  0ii"ool 

.    546380  100300  1.S3.008  ll.ilO 

•  roar .— Flseal  year  end*  Jane  3O.  Report  for  1 895-96  was 

•SO:  Interest  and  (Inking 

taianee.  *nr  (Toas,8836,- 

l.  p   I«O;  V.63,p.  1N7.23O.) 
I^KI     l'<..-i..  ••   4k    Han    Joaqnln    Valley    Ry.— Under    con- 
letlon  from  «»n   Kr..n.  i.. ...   c»l .,  via  the  San  Joaqnla  Valley  to 
Beld,K*r»  Co..  Cal..  abmit  839  miles.    Completed  aad  In  opera- 
fcBBirraaBo.  '  -  •...•kmn.    i-j:,   r,n.~.  MI    Hovambor,  1890, 

which  66300300  has  bOQB  aabscrlbed. 
in  Oototar.  1800.    Tbe  mort«tBBw  Is  for  60.000.001)  to  the 
'"BBtlta  Trust  Co  .>.  Y..astraatee. 


. 
'1;  net. 


•  i«  Spreckels;  1st  Vice- President.  Robert 
Vlee-Prenlden'.   \    >i  .-,-,     ~.  .-•,-..   \  .     .        r  Ms    Ue, 

i'.  Prewton.-(V.  HI  ,  l  HI.I 

AiltlS?  ^*  •"'••••It  A  Phoenlt.— '.*„.  road  from    Lak          k*B 
*    r^ette  via   ProaooU   to    Paoenlx.    Arliona.   19S    miles, 
rnary.  IMK.V    --tock.  87.9O4.txX).    First  mortgage  I* 
135,000  per  mile;  Mercantile  T- \.  .   i  ..-i,  ••--..  -•• 


com 


gage  Is  for  815.000  per  mile;  Central  Trunt  Co..  N.  Y..  trustee.  A. 
Intercut  on  certain  number*  of  the  Brut*  In  paid  st  Mercantile  Trnut 
Co..  V.  Y.  F.  M.  Murphy.  Pres..  «4O  Mousduock  Block,  Chicago,  111. 
—(V.  58,  p.  595;  V.  6O,  p.  481. » 

Maranar   4fc    Lake  Placid    RR.— Ownn  from  Saranac  Lake  t° 
Lake  Placid,  N.  Y..  10  miles;  operate*  under  contract  N.  Y  Central11* 
Saranao  branch.  5-0  miles;  total  operated,  15'6  mile*.    In  January- 
1897,  leased  to  Chateangay  RR.  and  Chateaugay  Ore  A  Iron  Cos 
Jointly  for  17  yearn;  rental  35  per  cent  of  Its  groan  receipt*  and  one 
half    net   profit  from    transfer  Miriness  at    Lake    Placid — at    least 
07.3OO— to  pay  5  percent  Interest  on  bond*. 

Chartered  IB  180O;  opened  In  July.1 1893.  Stock,  025O.OOO  (par. 
61001.  Dividend  of  3  p.e.  was  paid  In  Nov..  1893;  In  1894,  Dec,  3  p.  o.; 
In  1895.  July  (I).  Mortgage  trust**  Is  Central  Trust  Co.  of  N.  Y.  For 
rear  ending  June  30. 1895.  gross,  834.346:  net.  817,144.-(V.  64,  p 

s'auli  Mr.  Marie  R  rid  ice.— Own  Sault  Stc.  Marie  Bridge,  Includ- 
ing 6.421  feet  of  main  track.  The  Canadian  Pacltl.-.  Iiuhitl,  South. 
Shore  A  Atlantic  st  -  • .  Paul  A  Sault  Ste,  Marie  RR.  oos. 

agree  to  pay  for  u*e  of  bridge  an  amount  equal  to  opcratmc  expenses, 
and  Interest  and  slaking  fund  or  debt.  Mortgage.  4H.OOO.OOO;  sinking 
fund.  85..VK)  yearly.  Mock,  01.OOO.OOO.  President,  Calvin  S.  Brloe. 

*>aiannah  Amerlcua4k  .tlonlcomirry.— «ee  UEOBOIA  A  ALA. 


Savannah  Florida  A  Weaiern  K).—  Operates  from  Savannah* 
Oa..  to  Tampa,  Fla.,  with  branch**  to  Balnbrldge  and  Albany,  Oa., 
and  JackaonTtlle,  Chattahoochee  and  <!aln*vllle.  Fla.;  total  owned. 

-  W  maSj    l,.  ......  :i:«  ,„->.     T..t  ,1  .,::!.  ,o-.  B66 

PLABT  STCTBM.  -This  road  belong*  to  "Plant  system,"  which  Is  da 
scribed  under  that  title,  and  Is  shown  on  the  accompanying  map. 
April  1  la  was  consolidated  with  the  Savannah 

Florida  A  Western  .  •'.  couin.l  ..f  the  Florida  Southern.  247 

mil**,  formerly  la  Jacknonvllle  Tampa  A  Key  West  system,  and  of  the 
Sauford  A  St.  Vetenburg.  lit  mile.,  was  purohasod. 

STOCK.—  Daring  too  roar  1893-94  the  stook  outstanding  was 
Increased  from  66.793.06o  to  69.413.900. 

Boot.—  Tb*  Savannah  Florida  A  Western  first  consols  of  1884  are 
a  first  lien  on  301  miles  and  a  second  on  344  additional.  The  consoli- 


. 

dated  mortgage  executed  In  May,  1893,  cover*  all  road,  equip- 
ment. etc..  BOW  owned  or  hereafter  acquired  with  the  proceed*  of  Its 
bonds;  Issue  limited  to  8-iO.OOO  per  mile  Sufficient  consols  are  reserved 
to  retire  all  prior  llen«  and  for  future  betterments  and  extensions 

Florida  Southern  drst  mortgage  Is  for  0i.ooo.OOO;  Interest  at  3"* 
par  coat  until  Jan.  1.  1900.  and  4  per  cent  thereafter.    Bond*  are  en- 
dor«ed  with  the  Savannah  Florida  4k  Western  guarantee  of  principal 
torest.    V.  63.  p.  083.    See  FU,rtda_8o.  statement.   (V.  _01.p.  6<fl). 


*anford  A  St.  Petersburg  bond,  for  60OO.OOO  have  been  Issued,  but 
only  0300.000  are  gnaraaUed  by  8.  F.  A  W. 

(it:ABAKTiBs.-lB  addlttoB  to  Brunswick  A  Westera  bond*  above,  this 
company  guarantee*  certain  bonds  of  the  Alabama  Midland  and  Silver 
Springs  Ocala  A  Oulf  -seo  those  companies. 

DmDBJTDB.-  >  -63.  '84.  '85.  '86.  '87.  '89.  -00.  "91.  -93.  "94.  '95.  96. 
Fwrsont 


,,      ; 


LATB^T  EAB»IBOa.-8  mo*  )imw-7..()roas,  02.227.358;  net.  0,S7M.:)34 
July  1  to  Feb.  80.          J  1895-6.  Gross,    3,357,830;  net,    601,696 
An  wf  AI.  RBPOBT.—  Fiscal  year  ends  June  3O.    Karnlngn  have  been 
as  follows: 


unt  30- 


(ir 
OtherlBcome.' 

Net  receipts 

lnteisst.tsjes.eto. 

-  ,M.:  ..  f,.r.lm.!..,,.u 


.63,364330 

.        170.19M 

.        907353 

696,463 


1660, 

-I.V..I. ::7M  l 
166486) 
1.070,667 
884,174 
L8C466 


1894. 
63.832.053 

1,298,376 
854,482 
MMM 


From  earnings  of  roar  ending  June  30. 1892,  dividend  (3i«  per  cent) 
6337,786.  was  paid  In  January,  189H:  from  year  1893-93.  (6  per  cent) 
6564,774i  from  1803-94  (4  p.  c.),  0370.51o;  from  1894-95  (2  p.  o.), 

•H  was  paid  Jan.  1,  1806.    (V.  63,  p.  153;  V.  64.  p.  43 1 .) 
Havannak  4k  We«4er«.— 8BB  CKBTBAI.  or  GBOBOIA  Rr. 
chnylklll  4k  l*ehls;h  RR.— Owns  from  Hlch's  Farm,  near  Read 
;.   Pa.,  to  Slatlngton.  Pa.,  44  miles.    In  1883  leased  to  Philadelphia 
A  Reading  RR.  for  999  yearn  and  in  1896  lease  assumed  by  riilla.  A 
Ry.     Rental.  837.OOO  per  annum.     Reading  owns  the  stock 


The  nr»t  mort.  bonds 


Inc.  Pa. 

A  Read 

Reading  I  . 

(0SO,OOO)  and  04OO,ob6  second  mortgage  bond* 

were  guaranteed. 

•tenutlklll  Valley  Navigation  A  RR.— Owns  Palo  Alto  to 
Reoresdale.  Pa.,  16  mile*:  second  track  5  mile*:  total  all  track  27  miles; 
(.eased  for  999  yearn  from  July  '.''..  l-'.i.  to  Phlla.  A  Heading  RR. 
Lease  Besomed  In  1896  by  Phlla.  A  Reading  Railway  Co.  Kental 
029,450,  which  pays  5  p.  c.  on  stock  and  State  taxes. 

s<-a hoard  A  Roanofce  RR.— Owns  Portsmouth.  Va..  to  Weldon 
and  iiranch.  .V.  c  .  HI  ,,,ll...  ;  leases Roanoke  A  Tar  River  RR.  33  miles, 
also  has  a  controlling  interest  In  the  Raleigh  A  Oaston  Railroad.  106 
miles,  and  thus  In  the  Raleigh  A  Augusta  Air  Line.  1O7  mile*,  and  Caro- 
lina Central,  369  miles;  alno  controls  Plttxlioro  Railroad,  13  miles; 
Durham  A  Northern  RR.,  42  mile*;  Lmiushury  RR.,  10  miles:  and  the, 
Georgia  Carolina  A  Northern.  266  miles  (completed  In  April,  1H92>, 
»tr..nlltig  a  through  linn  to  Atlanta;  total  of  all.  928  miles.  This  I* 
the  "Seaboanl  Air  Line"  sy.t.-in. 


146 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


LXIV. 


•ubserlbors  will  eonfer  m  great  fmror  by  (Ivlng  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  tables. 

RAILROAUe. 

Miles 
of 
Rood. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 

Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS.               alWnon  Due 

F*r  explanation  of  column  heading*.  Ac.,  ue  note* 
on  Unit  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per   When 
Cent.     !  Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
whom. 

Slocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

SfluneetaHu  <t  Duanetb.—ltt  mort.,  Interest  guar.. 
aekvyHaai  *  Lehigh—  l§tm.,guar.  by  P.  A  R.KR    . 
BckuulklH  Valley  XarigatioH  <t  ««.-8toek  

14 
44 

1874 
1872 

SiooA-r. 

1.  1 

50 

$500,000 
600,000 
576,050 
50,'KK) 
600,000 
1,388,400 
2,500,000 
690,000 
316,333 
5.558,000 
In  trust. 
In  trust. 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 
869,450 
2,000,000 
464,600 
164,000 
500.OOO 
1,120,000 
425.000 
1,920,000 
2,340,000 
225,000 
1,850,000 
100,000 
1,200,000 
5,250,000 
400,000 
216,000 
<t> 
<»> 

6 
ft 

6 

M.  A    8. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A  D. 

N.  Y.,  21  Cortlandt  St. 
Phlla..PWl.  A  Read.RR. 
Philadelphia. 

Sept.  1,  1924 
Nov.  1.  1902 
Dec.,  '96,  2  »j%. 

Staboard  Air  Line  Hell  Railroad—  Stock.'  ; 

"si 

81 

1893 

1886 
1886 
L890-6 
L866 

ix9»; 

1  -.1C, 
ISSL' 

1890 
1871 
1889 

1HSU 
1SSH 
1M8S 
1«!H> 
1891 
1887 
1887 

1,000 
100 
1,000 

HMI  AC. 

1,000 

1,000 

5 
See  text. 
5 
6 
& 
6g. 
4g. 

5g" 
6g. 
6  per  an. 

6  per  an. 

•l  '-j  g. 
6 
4(6) 

II 

ig- 

6 
4 
5 

BK. 

5  g. 
3-4-5 

A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 
F.  A  A. 

F.'A'A. 

Baltimore  and  Atlanta. 
Bait.,  Farm.  A  PlantBk. 
N.  Y.  ,  Baltimore  A  Phlla. 
Portsmouth,  Va. 
Balt.,Merc.Tr.  A  Dep.Co 

See  text 
See  text. 
Phlla.,  Phil.  A  Read.RR. 
do              do 
Phlla.,  Broad  St.  Stafn 
do              do 
Sharon,  Pa. 
N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 

Apr.  1,  1923 
See  text. 
July  1,  1926 
Aft.  July,191« 
Part  yearly. 
Aug.  1.  1931 
1926 
1926 
May  1,  1918 
July  1.  1925 
Feb.,  '97,  3% 
July  1.  1901 
Sept.,  1896 
June  1,   1919 
Aug.  1,  1912 
July  1,   1918 
Oct.    1,  1909 
Jan.   1,  1920 
Oct.    1,  1921 
July  1,  1917 
July  1,  1917 

fcaftnnrrfif  frnrrn-Vr    "V1-  ($244,200  1«  pf.  gu.Tp.c.} 
lAt  mortffnfce  for  92  5OO  OOO                o'Ar 

Sea.  Air  Line  Eou't  Tr.  »er.  A,  B  A  C  (««each).  .  .  .0' 
Seattle  Lakt  8.  rfSott-Reorg.  certe.  for  1st  M..c' 
Seattle  A  Intern'l  1st  mort..  $4,450.000.  gold.  ... 
Hpokane  «  Seattle  1st  mort.,  $1,11  '2,000,  gold... 
8Au»i»viii  Sunburn  *  Lf>ruburg—l»t  mort  c'Ar 

i"78 
47 
31 
31 
30 
30 
16 
16 
!"• 
74 
17 
96 
130 

1,000 
1,000 
50 
500  Ac. 
50 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
1,000 

M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 
F.  A  A. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A   8. 
J.   A  D. 
F.  A  A. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A  J. 

Mi  "AN. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A  D. 
A.  A  O. 

B*amok?f  Val'.  1  1-o'titvitii-aioc*.  guar.  by  Nor.  C. 

Sharon    Btock  '($500  000)                               

ltd  tnort&w,  gold  <* 

Short  Soute  Ry.  Transfer  Co.—  1st  mortgage  
.Wrer  Bp.  Oeafa  4  Ou/^-lst,!.  jn-.($15,OOOp.m.)g  o' 
aWiwrton—  l§t  tnort.  for  9500  000  Kold  c.tr 

N.  Y.,  12  West  23d  St. 
Denver,  Co  's  office. 
In  default. 
Oct.,'92,  coup,  last  paid. 
Boston  A  Oakland,  Me. 
In  default. 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

Siotw  City  0\V.  rf  IT«/.—  1st  M.  <$l8,O<X>p.  m.)  g.o* 

South  Atlantic  <t  Ohio—  1st  mortgage  
So.  Brooklyn  RR.  <t  Terminal—fret,  mort.  notes.. 

70 

1,000 

1st  mortgage  
South  Carolina  <*  Go.  -1st  M.  $5,250,000,  gold.  .  .C" 
Augusta  Bonth'n  1st  con.  M.,  gii.  p.  A  1.  end.,  g.o 

1 

245 
85 
37 

1888 
1H!I4 
1894 
1895 
1895 
1H93 

1,000 
1,000 

N.  Y.,  Office,  15  Broad, 
do              do 

May   1,  1919 
Dec.  1,  1924 
Apr.  1,  1925 

*m(A  Jersey—  Receiver's  certs.,  (auth.  $100,000)  .  . 
Mort.  bonds.  S12.500  p.m..  g...               c'&r 

500 

5g. 

A.  A  O. 

Oct.    1,  1928 

STOCK.— Total  authorized,  $1,500,000;  outstanding,  $1,144,200  com- 
mon, $20O.OOO  1st  pref.  7  p.  o.  guaranteed  and  $44,200  Is  2d  pref.  guar- 

DIVIUEND8.— On  common  from  Nov.,  1890,  to  May,  1892,  7  p.  o.  per 
annum;  In  Nov.,  1892,  3;  In  1893,  May,  2  p.  o.;  none  since. 

BOKM.— The  debentures  are  to  be  Included  In  any  2d  mortgage  Issued. 
After  Aug.  1,1916,  they  are  payable  at  will  as  a  whole,  or  In  10  per  cent 
Instalment*.  With  Raleigh  A  Gaston  guarantees  bonds  of  Georgia  l/iro- 
llna  A  Northern  (which  see)  and  Issued  oar  trusts  for  $250,000.  The 
equipment  joint  bonds  of  1896,  authorized  $250.000,  are  thejomt  and 
several  obligations  of  the  Seaboard  &  Roanoke  1114.,  the  Raleigh  & 
Oaston  RR.,  and  the  Raleigh  &  Augusta  Air  Line  RR. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.    Statement  for  1895-96 
was  given  In  V.  63,  p.  501,  showing  on  road  proper,  114  miles,  the  gross 
In  1895-96,  including  $90,202  other  Income  (Interest  on  bonds,  etc.): 
Yean.  Qrott.          N't.        Charge*.    Pref.div.       Balance. 

18956 $927,989    $359,955    $326,472    $17.094    sur.  $16,389 

ls!i4-.r...  ..   U70.590      343,533      371,455       17,094    def.    45,016 

—(V.  63.  p.  270,  407,  459,  SOI,  516,  652,  715,  795,  839,  924 ;  V.  64, 
p.  182,  331,  470,  524,  708,  758.) 

Seattle  Lake  Shore  &  Eastern  Ry.— Seattle  <t  International  RR. 
owns  from  Seattle  northerly  to  Sunias,  Wash.,  125  miles,  connecting 
there  with  the  Canadian  Pacific  RR.  and  frona  Woodinville  easterly  to 
Sallal  Prairie  39;  branches  14  miles ;  total,  178  miles.  The  Spokane  & 
Seattle  Ry.  owns  from  Spokane  to  Davenport,  47  miles. 

ORGANIZATION.— The  Seattle  A  International  and  Spokane  A  Seattle 
were  formed  In  1896.  The  Seattle  Lake  Shore  &  Eastern  (formerly  con- 
trolled by  Northern  Pacific)  was  sold  in  foreclosure  May  16, 1896.  and 
lu  property  deeded  to  the  companies  above  named.  The  securities  of 
the  new  companies  (In  the  aggregate  $3.000,000  stock  and  $5,562,000 
bonds)  will  be  held  for  five  years  in  trust  by  H.  O.  Armour,  H.  W. 
Sage  and  A.  M.  White,  who  will  nominate  directors  and  may  sell,  lease 
or  consolidate  the  roads  subject  to  confirmation  by  60  per  cent  of  the 
certificates  representing  the  old  Seattle  Lake  Shore  &  Eastern  bonds. 
During  theoe  five  years  said  certificates  will  receive  such  interest  as 
shall  In  the  estimation  of  the  directors  have  been  earned  on  the 
bonds  deposited  in  trust,  unearned  coupons  to  be  canceled. 

At  the  expiration  of  five  years,  unless  holders  of  60  per  cent  of  the 
certificates  shall  In  the  meantime  have  authorized  a  deal  with  some 
other  company,  said  certificate  holders  will  receive  In  exchange  for 
their  certificates  20  per  cent  of  the  face  value  of  the  same  in  the 
above  bonds  of  the  Spokane  &  Seattle  and  10  per  cent  in  its  stock,  and 
80  per  cent  in  the  bonds  aud  40  per  cent  In  tlio  stock  of  the  Seattle  & 
International.  See  further  particulars  V.  62,  p.  415,  643 ;  V.  04,  p.  331. 

EARNINGS.— For  year  ending  June  30,  1895,  gross,  $277,726;  net, 
945,974;  other  income,  $20,153;  miscellaneous  expenses,  $23,034;  in- 
terest charges  (not  paid),  $340.500;  bal.,  def.,  $297,407.  (V.  «3,  p.  76, 
117, 155.  175,  i&);  V.  64,  p.  331.) 

Sbamokln  Suiibiiry  Sc.  Lewlsbnrg.— Line  from  Sbamokln  to 
West  Milton,  Pa.,  with  Iron  bridge  over  Susquehanua,  31  miles;  second 
track,  15  miles;  total  of  all  track,  58  miles.  Leased  to  Philadelphia  A 
Reading  RK.  July  2, 1883,  for  999  years  at  6  per  cent  on  the  stock, 
and  lease  assumed  in  1896  by  Philadelphia  A  Reading  Railway. 
Used  for  coal  tratttc  northward.  Stock,  $2,000,000  (par,  $50)  of  which 
$1,995.000  Is  owned  by  the  Reading  Company  and  deposited  under  its 
general  mortgage  of  1897.  (V.  51,  p.  21.) 

Shamokln  Valley  it  Pottsvllle.— (See  Map  Pa.  RR.)— Sunbury, 
Pa.,  to  Mt.  Carmel,  Pa.,  and  branch,  30  miles.  Leased  Feb.  27, 1863,  for 
999  years  to  the  Northern  Central  Railway  Co.,  with  a  guarantee  of 
taxes.  Interest  on  the  bonds  and  6  per  cent  on  the  stock, 
of  which  $619,400  is  owned  by  the  Northern  Central.  Pennsyl- 
vania RR.  owns  $530,000  7  per  cents,  and  $275,000  additional  we're 
held  January  1, 1896,  to  cover  the  depreciation  of  coal  lands. 

Sharon  Ky.— Owns  from  Sharon,  Pa.,  to  Pymatunlng,  Pa.,  with 
branches,  16  miles  in  all.  Leased  till  April  30,  1982,  to  New  York 
Pennsylvania  A  Ohio  (now  Nypano  RR)  at  rental  which  pays  Interest  on 
bonds  and  6  per  cent  on  stock.  Rental  in  1896  was  $37,093. 

Silver  Spring*  Ocala  *  Golf.— Owns  from  Ocala  to  Inverness, 
•with  branch  from  Gulf  Junction  (near  Dunnellon)  to  Homosassa,  74 
miles.  In  January,  1893,  a  controlling  Interest  In  stock  was  acquired  by 
the  Plant  Investment  Company  [see  Savannah  Florida  A  Western],  and 
interest  on  the  $1,120,000  bonds  outstanding  reduced  from  6  to  4  per 
cent,  and  guaranteed  by  endorsement.  Stock,  $1,500,000,  par  $10O  The 
first  mortgage  Is  limited  to  $3,000,000,  but  no  more  than  the  amount 
outstanding  ($1,120,000)  can  be  Issued  on  present  mileage.  There  is  a 
land  grant  or  13,840  acres  per  mile,  of  which  the  mortgage  covers 
4,000  acres  per  mile. 

EARNINGS.- 8  months.  $  1896-7 Gross,  $100,531;  net,  $14,898 

July  1  to  Feb.  28.  (1895-6 Uross,  105,001 ;  net,  42,593 

Year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $183,900;  net,  $90,500;  other  In- 
come. $1,069;  charges,  $52,981;  balance,  eurplus,  $38,588.  In 
1894-5.  grose,  $171,256;  net,  $45,559;  other  income,  $1,604. 

Sllverton.— Owns  from  Silverton,  Col.,  to  Ironton,  22  miles,  of 
which  4  miles  built  with  surplus  earnings.  Stock  authorized  and  out- 
standing,  $350,OOO ;  par,  $100.  EARNINGS.— Year  ending  Deo.  31,1 895 
now,  $77,140;  net.  $40,996;  Interest,  $25,500;  balance,  surplus,  $15,- 


MOIIY  City  Sc  Northern.— Owns  road,  completed  in  Febru 
ary,  1890,  from  Sioux  City  northerly  to  Garretson,  So.  Dak.,  96  miles. 
The  mortgage  trustee  is  Manhattan  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  Stock  authorized. 
$10,000,000;  outstanding,  $1,440,000.  Judge  Warwick  Hough  ana 
Mr.  8.  J.  Beals  were  appointed  receivers  in  Oct.,  1893.  V.  57,  p.  596. 
Petition  for  sale  of  road  filed  In  July,  1894,  by  mortgage  trustee ;  un- 
paid coupons,  etc.,  July  1, 1895,  $253,123. 

RETORT.— For  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $265,194;  net.  $87-, 
272.  In  1894-5,  gross,  $160,876;  net,  $10,447;  charges,$lll,  171.  In 
1893-94,  gross,  $285,880;  net,  *117,957.— (V.  61,  p.  1014.) 

Sioux  City  O'Neill  &.  Western  RR.— Owns  Covington.  opposite 
Sioux  City,  to  O'Neill,  Nebraska,  129  miles.  Capital  stock  is  $3,600,000. 
Mortgage  Trustee  is  ManhattanTrust  Co.  of  New  York.  F.  C.  Hills 
appointed  receiver  Nov.  1,  1893.  In  Jan.,  1895,  foreclosure  sale  was 
ordered.  For  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,$152t073;  deficit  under 
operating  expenses  and  taxes,  $288. 

Somerset  Ry.— Owns  road  from  Oakland  to  Biugham,  Me.,  and 
branch,  42  miles.  Road  opened  in  1890.  Capital  stock  is  $730,- 
649  (par,  $100).  Loans  and  bills  payable  June  30,  1890,  $57,187. 
EARNINGS.— Year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $84,281;  net,  $19,116; 
interest  charges,  $14,597;  balance,  surplus,  $4,519.  In  1891-95  gross, 
$75,372;  net,  $23,713.— V.  63,  p.  556. 

South  Atlantic  &  Ohio.— Owns  from  Bristol,  Tenn.,  to  Bigstone 
Gap,  Va.,7O  miles.  In  1892  John  C.  Haskell  and  D.  H.  Conklin  were 
appointed  receivers.  In  June,  1896,  foreclosure  sale  was  ordered. 
Stock  is  $1,100,000;  par,  $100.  m  Jul/  1, 1894,  car  trusts  $107.260 ; 
coupons  due  and  unpaid,  $659,000.  Year  ending  June  30,  1890, 
gross,  $89,701;  net,  $3,358;  charges,  $128,895;  balance,  deficit,  $125,- 
537.  In  1894-5,  gross,  $88,362 ;  deficit  under  operating,  $3,190.  In 
1893-94,  gross,  $102,482;  net,  $16,730.— V.  62,  p.  1042. 

South  Brooklyn  RR.  &  Terminal.— Owns  road  on  Its  own 
property  from  near  foot  of  38th  Street,  Brooklyn,  to  9th  Avenue,  1 
mile,  double  tracked.  Chartered  1886.  Use  of  the  roadbed  is  leased 
to  Brooklyn  Bath  &  West  End  RR.  (Nassau  Electric  System  in 
STREET  RAILWAY  SUPPLEMENT)  on  percentage  ba«is,  lessee  keeping 
track  and  roa/lbed  in  repair.  Capital  stock  is  $500,000;  par,  $100. 
Notes  payable,  unsecured  by  mortgage,  were  $56,768  on  June  30, 1895, 

South  Carolina  &  Georgia  RR.— ROAD.— Owns  road  from 
Charleston.  S.  C.,  to  Augusta,  Ga.,  with  branches,  as  follows : 

Miles. 


Lines  Leased — 
Augusta  Southern  RR. 
Augusta  to  Tennille,  tJa 84 


Lines  Owned —  Miles. 

Cha'leston,S.C.,toAugnsta,Ga.l38 

Branch  to  Columbia,  S.C 67 

Other  branches  owned 40 

Total  owned  and  leased — 329- 

Of  the  lines  owned,  213  miles  is  56-lb.  steel  and  32  miles  70  Ib. 

HISTORY,  ETC. — A  reorganization  In  May,  1894,  of  the  old  South  Car- 
olina BE.  per  plan  given  in  V.  58,  p.  867.  The  "Atlantic  Coast  Line" 
rea  ches  Augusta  from  Denmark,  57  miles,  over  this  line.  On  March  1, 
1897,  leased  Augusta  Southern  in  perpetuity,  guaranteeing  its  $400,- 
000  of  bonds,  p.  &  1.,  by  endorsement. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS.— Capital  stock  $5.000,000.  First  mortgage 
trustee  is  the  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  In  Deo.,  1896,  there  were  $98,- 
000  of  car  trusts  outstanding. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  The  report  for  1895-6- 
was  given  in  V.  63,  p.  965: 

12  months—  Gross.  Net.          Int.  it  taxes.  Sal.,  surp- 

1895-96 $1,077,146       $359,691       $321,295        $38,39ft 

1894-95 1,094,385         365,475          315,349  50,12» 

Officers— President  Charles  Parsons,  15  Broad  Street,  New  York. 
— (V.  60,  p.  302,  749;  V.  61,  p.  T4T;  V.  62,  p.  274,  103;  V.  63,  p.  965; 
V.  64,  p.  468.) 

South  Haven  Sc.  Eastern  RH.— Lawton  to  South  Haven,  Mich., 
37  miles.  Stock,  $218,500.  In  1895,  gross,  $19,642;  net,  $3,736. 

South  Jersey.— See  SUPPLEMENT  of  July,  1894. 

South  Sc.  North  Alabama.— (See  Map  of  Louisville  tt  Nashville. I  — 
Owns  from  Decatur,  Ala.,  to  Montgomery,  Ala.,  and  branch,  189  mile* 
Controlled  by  the  Louisville  A  Nashville  RR.  Co.,  which  owns  most  of 
the  stock  [$3,481,400  of  which  $2,000,000  preferred]  and  guarantees 
the  first  and  oonsol.  mortgage  bonds.  On  June  30,  1894,  loans  and 
bills  payable  amounted  to  $1,257,454,  and  there  was  due  Louisville  A 
Nashville  $154,278.  In  year  ending  June  30, 1894,  gross  earnings  were 
$1,818,391;  net,  $485,570;  deficit  under  interest,  taxes,  ec..  $203,804. 
In  1892-93  gross,  $2,147.566;  net,  $401.801.  (V.  56,  p.  1015.) 

Southern  Central  (N.  If ).— SEE  LEHIGH  VALLEY. 

Southern  Pacific  Company.— (See  Map.)— ROAD.— This  com- 
pany owns  no  track  in  fee,  but  principally  through  ownership  of  stock 
and  partly  by  lease  it  operates  a  great  system  of  roads  extending  from 
San  Francisco  to  New  Orleans  (thence  by  comnany's  steamers  to  New 
York,  etc.),  to  Portland,  Oregon,  and  to  Ogden,  Utah,  with  branches. 
It  largely  controls  the  business  of  central  and  northern  California.  The 
line  from  Mojave  to  The  Needles  (So.  Pacific  of  Calif.),  242  miles, 
formerlj  leased  to  Atlantic  A  Pacific,  was  acquired  by  Atehison,  T.  <& 
S.  Fe  in  March,  1897,  in  exchange  for  the  New  Merico  A  Arizona  Rl 
and  Sonora  Ry.,  350  miles.— See  V.  64,  p.  609.  Its  system  comprises 
the  following  lines,  fully  described  under  their  own  titles. 


APRIL,  181(7.  J 


RAILROAD    STOCKS     AND    BONDS. 


*>  *  Ko.  A  (ahama-1  MM..n.f.not  dr-n;  guar.byL.  AN. 
2dmoi;  gold,  ».  f.  «2,000,000  (owned  by  L.  A  J.. 
Oonwl.  mortgage  (Tor»10.000,000).  gold.  guar  <•• 


.          .  ..       . 

1  8*ri*»  C  4  D.  gold  .. 
l8erte»E*F,|old.. 
r  1MM  ,g  ,».f.,$50,OO  , 

o  gen.mor?  (WSV&OOIOOO),  gold          .e'*r  1,587 

BtooktoD  i  *  Copper.  1st  M.,  g.  (guar.  by  C.P.)  ...... 

OoMoL  man.,  gold.  $89.2^3.500  s  f  .  not  drn  cTA 
of  New  Jferieo-Ut  M.,  gold.  .  .c*r 
'.  stock, 


. 

f  not  subject  .  c' 
J     to  can....  o*, 
In  1897,notdr'n 


189 

!-:< 

189 
104 

5,931 

392 

392 


1,042 

93 

,-7 
45 

i"67 


Preferred,  5  per  cent,  non-cumu.,  $60,000.000. . . 

T-PROPERTIKS  MEKGKl)  INTO  SOUTHERN  RAI 


Atlantic  Tennessee  A  Ohio  l§t  mortgage 

Charlotte  Col.  A  Aug.  lstmoit,,ext.Tn  1895;  text 


Co?  A  aree£?."iit  m."(6p.'  c.'kfWr  JanV98),  g..c; 

Oa.  Pacific  Istinort..  6  p.  c.  after  Jan.'98  —  ..c 
Equipment  mortgage,  gold. «.  f.,  subj.  to  oall.c" 
Equip,  notes  Dec..  1896  (payable  monthly) 

Richmond  &  Danville  cons,  mortgage,  gold.....c 
Debenture  mort.,  old  6s  (no  longer  incomes) . . . 
Eaulpiu't  Trust  lionds.  gold,  s.f..siibj.  to  call.. c 
Fonlp  t\"t<'-  Hi'.'.  1  -'!»'>  nmyable  mnntlily)  — 


I.WAY 

44 
191 
191 
164 
666 


Date 

of 
Bondi 


1873 
1880 


1887 


1891 
1879 
1880 

r"l875 

!  1875 

1878 

IXS'J 

1887 

1  ss.s 
1875 


ISMl 


Co. 

1SSH 

1869 


1881 
1882 
1889 


1874 


Amount 
Outstanding 


•800 

$1,000 
1  ooo 
1,000 

100 

i'.obo 

1,000 
100 

5OO  Ac. 
500  Ac. 
5OO  Ac. 
500  Ac. 

1,000 

1,000 
".DO  A-i'. 

500  &c. 

1.000 


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


1,000 

1,000 
1,000 


Rat«  per    iVneu    Where  Payable,  and  by 
'*nt.     Payable  Whom. 


.  ! 


£774,800 

$l,il(iO,OOO 

3,958,000 

5,5OO,OOO 

120,934,170 

2,787,OOO 

6,OOO,eOO 

4,000,000 

70,006,100 

1 30.677,500 

3,578,000 

652,000 

500,000 

18.4O2.0OO 

4.180,000 

120,000,000 

54,300,000 

150,000 
1,995,000 

500,000 
2,000,000 
5.660,000 

613,000 

51,974 

5,997,000 

3,368,000 

979,000 

129,032 


- 

5  S- 
4  g. 


6 

eg. 
eg. 

"e'g. 

6g. 

eg- 

6  g. 
6g. 
5g. 
5g- 
6  g. 
6  g. 


5  to  6 
5  to6g. 
5  g. 


5  g. 


M.  A  N.  London,  Baring  Co.,L'd 
A.  A  O. 
F.  A  A. 
J.  A  J. 


JjUIIUUIl,  J>itJ  111K  *Af.«*»U 

N.  Y.  Of.,  120  Broadw'y 
N.  Y.,  Oflloe,  120  B'way. 
N.Y..8.Pao.,23Br'd8t. 


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

A.  A"O. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  &  O. 
A.  *  O. 
A.  &  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.  &  J. 
M.  &  N. 
J.  A  J. 


N.  Y.,  23  Broad  St. 

N.  Y.,  8.  Pao.,  23  Br'd  St. 

do      do 


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

Nov. 
J.  A  J 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  8 


N.  Y.,  8.  Pao.,  23  Br'd  St. 
do  do 
do  do 
do  do 
do  do 
do  do 
do  do 
do  do 

New  York,  23  Broad  Bt. 


N.  Y. ,  J.  P.  Morgan  &  Co 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


>al,When  Due. 

Slocks— Last 

Dividend. 


May  1,  1903 
Apr.  1,  1910 
Aug.  1,  1936 
July  1,  1937 


Jan.  1,  1911 

Men.,  1909 

Moh.  1,  191O 


Apr. 
Oct. 
Oct. 
Apr. 
Apr. 
Oct. 
Jan. 
Nov. 
Jan. 


1,  1905 
1,  1965 
1,  1906 
1,  1912 
1,  1937 
1,  1938 
1,  1905 
1,  1937 
1,  1911 


Jan.  4, '97,1* 

Apr.,  1913 
July   1,   1909 
Oct.    1,  1910 
Jan.    1,  1916 
Jan.   1,  1928 

Various. 
Monthly  to  '98 
Jan.  1,  1915 
Apr.  1,  1927 
Sept.  1.  1P<X> 
Monthly  to '98 


X.. Ill  ll<    I'll    I'iirllir    CO 
PACIFIC  8Y8TKM. 

Proprietary  line*—  iltlrs. 

Southern  Pacific  of  Oil 1,67s 

(Of  which  7  miles  leased.) 

Southern  Pacific  o'  Ariz 392 

Southern  Pao.  of  New  Mex...    167 

South  Paciflo  Coast. 101 

Northern  Ky.  of  Cal 390 

Northern  California  Ry 54 

New  Mexico  A  Arizona  RK. ) .,  350 
Sonora  Ry 5 

Leased  lines— 

Central  Pacific 1,300 

Oregon  A  California 654 

Calif  ornla  Pacific 115 


il}.— (Continued.* 

ATLANTIC  SYSTEM. 

Proprietary  tines—  Miles. 

Morgan's  Louis.  &  Texas 283 

(Of  which  24  miles  leased.) 

Louisiana  Western 147 

Iberia  &  Vermlllion 

Texas  &  New  Orleans 207 

Houston  A  Tex.  Cent.,  etc. . .  623 

Gal.  Harris.  &  San  Ant 937 

Gulf  West.  Texas  &  Pacific..  Ill 

New  York  Texas  &  Mex 91 

Texas  Transportation  Co 8 


Total  A  tlantic  system 2,423 

Grand  total 7,684 

Total  Pacific  system 5,261    Steamship,  etc.,  lines 4,96: 

flNOTE.— Acquired  In  March,  l»97,  in  exchange  for  the  242  miles  of 
the  Mojave  Divisloa,  So.  Pao.  of  Calif. 

AFFILIATED  BUT  OPERATED  INDEPENDENTLY. 

Lines  on  which  the  Southern  Pacific  Co.  guarantees  interest  and 

S-iuelpal  of  the  bonds,  but  which  are  operated  independently, 
ouston  A  Texas  Central....    453  I  San  Antonio  &  Aransas  Pass.    689 
Central  Texas  A  Northwest..      12  I  Austin  &  N.  W lOd 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  under  laws  of  Kentucky,  Its  system  being 
known  as  the  "  Himtlngton"  lines,  Mr.  0.  P.  Huntington  being  Presi- 
dent The  control  Is  vested  in  the  Pacific  Improvement  Company,  a 
corporation  with  $5,OOO,OOO  of  capital  stock,  of  which  in  1892  the 
Ctrooker  estate  held  $1,249.800,  and  C.  P.  Huntingtoc,  Leland  Stanford 
and  Butler.  StUlman  &  Hubbard  each  $1,249,900;  other,  $500. 

PROPRIETARY  LINKS.— These,  with  atotalmortgageludebtednessjan. 
1  1895  of  $12U,CK)5,V16,areaUpracticaUyownea— only  $1,023,109 out 
of  their  total  stock  of  $167,479,259  not  being  held  on  Jan.  1, 1895,  by 
the  Southern  Pacific  Co.  "  OMNIBUS  LEASE."— Five  of  the  proprietary 
lines  are  operated  under  this  lease,  which  runs  for  99  years  from 
April  1,  1885,  the  Southern  Pacitto  Company  agreeing  to  maintain 
the  roads,  to  pay  all  fixed  and  other  charges,  including  interest 
on  bonds  and  floating  debt,  and  to  divide  the  total  net  profits 
from  operating,  after  making  these  payments,  among  the  several 
parties  to  the  lease,  the  So.  Pao.  Co.  to  receive  10  per  cent  of  such  profits, 
the  Southern  Pacific  of  California,  44  per  cent  of  net  profits,  Southern 
Pacific  of  Aritona,  10  per  cent,  Southern  Pacitto  of  New  Mexico,  6  per 
cent  Morgan's  Louisiana  A  Texas,  23  percent,  Louisiana  Western,  7 
p.  o.  For  lease  of  Central  Pacific  see  V.  58,  p.  819,  and  V.  60,  p.  480. 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— Stock  authorized,  $150,000,000.    See  V.  48,  p.  428. 

GUARANTIES,  ETC.— In  Deo.,  1892,  company  agreed  to  guarantee  San 
Antonio  A  Aransas  Pass  new  first  4s  for  $21,600,000.  Other  guaran- 
tfoil  I  —  ill's  a iv  llnustciii  A'.  Trxus  ( 'cut nil  bonds;  Austin  A  X.  W.  5s; 
Oregon  A  Cal.  5s;  N.  Y.  Texas  A  Mexican  4s;  certain  of  the  Centra] 
Pacific's  bonds,  etc.— see  those  companies. 

GENERAL  FINANCES. — On  Jan.  1, 1896,  loans  and  bills  payable  $3,191,- 
682,  against  $4,201,014  In  1895.  In  August,  1896,  the  company  ar- 
ranged to  borrow  for  one  year  £1,200,000  in  London.— V.  63,  p.  4O7. 

EARNINGS.— 2  months,  5 1897. .gross,    $6,801,946;  net,    $l,950,80a 
Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.       1 1896.  .gross,      7,327,465;  net,      2,234,11^ 

ANNOAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  (since  1896)  ends  June  30.  In  yeai 
ending  Dec.  31,  1896,  gross,  $48,656,419;  net,  *16,6i>4,503.  Report 
(or  1895  was  given  at  much  length  In  V.  62,  p.  1083,  1089. 


barges  and  12  per  cent  of  net  profits  under 

EARNINGS.—  2  months,  5 1897 Gross, 

Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.        1 1896 Gross. 

In  1896,  gross,  $2,284.682;  net,  $393,983.  In  1895,  gross,  $2,286, 
.76;  net,  $724,524:  surplus  over  charges,  $29,879;  net  profits  due 
ompany  under  lease,  $208,366. 

Southern  Pacific  (of  California).— (See  Map.)— Total  mileage 

Dec  31   1895,  was  1.920  miles,  of  which  1,913  miles  was  owneil.  nut 

f  this  242  miles  sold  to   Atchison  in  March,  1897.— See  V.  64.  p.  609. 

Balance  (1,678  miles)  leased  to  the   Southern  Pacific  Co.    for   fixed 

barges,  betterments  and  additions,  and  44  per  cent  of  the  surplus  In- 

omeunderthe  "omnibus  lease." 

STOCK.— Of  stock  So.  Pacific  Company  Jan.  1, 1896,  held  $68,162,251 
BONDS  — General  Mortgage  of  1888  abstract  was  In  V.  49,  p.  509. 
Consolidated  Mortgage  authorized  In  Sept.,  1893,  (see  full  abstract  A 
57  p  104.1)  provides  for  all  prior  liens  and  new  construction.    Bonds 
may  be  issued  not  exceeding  $30,000  per  mile,  of  which  $7,500  a  mile 
s  reserved  for  additions  and  betterments.    See  V.  57,  p.  469.    This 
nortgage  covers  several  new  branch  lines,  total  122  miles,  not  covered 
>y  any  other  mortgage.    See  V.  57,  p  1040.    Consols  for  $1,568,000  Is- 
sued for  extensions  were  listed  in  Sept.,  1896.— (V.  63,  p.  561.) 

LAND  GRANT.— The  laud  grant  was  12.840  acres  per  mile,  and  proceed* 
of  sales  go  to  retire  bonds,  but  a  large  proportion  of  the  lands  bar- 
ren and  useless  for  agricultural  purposes  without  irrigation.  In  1895 
sales  were  6,352  acres  for  $24,702  and  50,286  acres  were  surrendered; 
merest  on  deferred  payments,  $52,200;  land  notes  outstanding  Jan. 
1,  1896,  $3.175.542. 

EARNINGS.-2  months,     5  1897. ..Gross,  $1,381,992;    net,     $434,66' 
Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.         i.  1896... Gross,    1,629,141;    net,       567,523 
ANNUAL  REPORT.— Separate  report  for  year  ending  Dec.  31, 1895, 
was  given  in  V.  63,  p.  25,  3  L. 
In  1896,  grnss,  $9,857,848;  net,  $3,678,257.    In  1895.  gross,  $1 


Proprietary    Leased 
Comuania.     Lines. 
6,211  2,134 

OrOM  traniportat'n  earns.... 34,785,673  15.637.117 
Operating  expenses 23,007,772  10.102.953 


Southern 
Poc.  Co. 


HUM  Of  load. 


Tn'al, 
1895. 

7,347 
I 


Totil, 
1894. 

7,251 
I 


34,234  50.457,025  48.971,408 
41.710  33,242,435  32,008,914 


Earns,  overoper.  exp ll.OW.90l     6.534,164    df.7.478  17,214,589  16.964.49r 

Other  Inc.  ime 1.2.*,168  82,33  i  1,<>8«S8K    2,376.886    1.916,638 

Total  receipts 12.8U6.069    6,616.494  1,078,912  19591,475  18.881,12} 

Expeitdituret — 

Taxes 904,959  440,815     18.668     1,374,443 

Trackage  and  rentals  733,746  l»6,8iM    15,000       !)34.03» 

California  Paclde  rental ...       600,0.0     600,  "0 

Interest  on  bonded  debt 7,747.980  4,280,015  102,9,.  u  12.1MI.875 

Net  profit*  und.omnlbu»lea»e,      208.366        208.366 

Interest  im  open  accounts 241.766  12,877  188.V04        441.447 

Kinking   funls 297,^86       j&.OUO       372,88* 

r   1'.  UK.  rarnlnitsoveroperat- 

IIIK  expense* and  taxes 4,649.166     ..          4,549.(«w    108935 

Miscellaneous  expenses 182,276  V41.6u5      3,756       427.637       SO    70 


1,208,884 
8K2.1H6 
0'HJ.OO< 
12,i<77,?3 
119.61 
2l!9  12  i 
34J.881 


Total  expenditures. 10.ai6.960 

Surplus  2,579,108 

IXMa  in  operation  of  Cal.  I'aclllc     

Advances  to  uiegun&  Cal.  Kit 


8,627,11)3  482,128  17,408,262  16,887.26 


1  Oib'670         ' 

'  '^19,859 
790.811      ...... 


.... 

790,811        641.8M 


Net  Income  from  operat'n    2.579.108        366.9^5    £>76.033    2  US  21 

-(V.  62,  p.  1083,1  089;  V.  (i3,p.  407,  835;  V.  64.  p.  709,  710.)  ' 


Southern  Pactftc  of  Arizona.— < See  Map  So.  Pae.)— Owns  from 
Yuma  to  New  Mexico  boundary,  393  miles.    The  stock  is  $19,995.000, 
11  but   $2.400  being  held  by  Southern  Pacific  Co.,  which  pays   all 
bares  and  12    er  cent  of  net  profits  under  "  omnibus  lease." 

$415,084;    net,  $110,240 
437,994;    net,    151,72 


due  company 

Southern  Pacific  of  New  Mexico.— Owns  Arizona  State  Line  to 
Rio  Grande  bridge,  etc.,  171  miles.    Operated  under  lease  by  So.  Pacifli 
Company,  the  lessee  paying  all  charges  and  6  per  cent  of  net  uroflts 
under  the  omnibus  lease.    Stock,  $6,888,800  (par  $100).  all.but  $2,500 
jeiiig  held  by  South'n  Pacific  Co.    Sinking  fund  Jan.  1, 1896.  $489,541 

EARNINGS.— 2  months,  )  1897 Gross,  $206,335;    net,     $100,000 

Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.         J  1896 Oross,    209,963;    net, 

In  1896,  gross,  $1,156,617;  net,  $463,963.  In  1895  gross,  $1,083.120 
net,  $365,559 ;  surplus  over  charges,  $71,003 ;  net  profits  under  lease 
in  1895,  8125,019.  In  1894  gross,  $926,979 ;  net,  $125,356. 

SontUern  Railway  Company.— ( See  Map.)—  Company  operates 
4,752  miles  of  road  extending  from  Washington,  D.  C.,  and  West 
Point  and  Richmond,  Va.,  to  Danville,  Va.,  Charlotte,  N.  C.,  Columbia, 
8.  C.,  and  Atlanta,  Ga.,  thence  northerly  to  Bristol,  Tenn.,  southeasterly 
to  the  coast  at  Brunswick,  Ga.,  and  westerly  across  the  States  of  Ala- 
bama and  Mississippi  to  the  Mississippi  River  at  Greenville.  Water 
lines— Baltimore  Chesapeake  &  Richmond  S.  B.  Co.,  200  miles. 

Owned  in  fre —  ililes.  I  UNorth  Carolina  RR.— 

W. Point, Va., to  Greensb.,N.C.    233  |     Gokltb.,  N.  C.,  to  Greensb., 

Cliarlotte,N.C.,to  Aug'sta.Ga.    191          N.  C 

Col'mbia,S.C.,toGreeuv.,S.C.    144  |     Greeusb.  to  Charlotte,  N.C. 
Salisbury,  N.C., to  Morristo'n,  Oor.ral'd  under  agreement-*. 

Tenn 228  |  IITRicumond&Meckleiib.KE 

Bristol  to  Chatt'ga,  Tenn 242    tRoswellRR.  (narrow gaum1) 

Ooltewati  Junction,  Tenn.,  to  TlSoutu.  Ry.  in  Miss,  (all  bonds 


130 

93 


31 


Brunswick,  Ga 415 

Austell.Ga.,  to  State  L.,  Miss.  261 
Atlanta  Juuo.,Ga.,to  Lauder- 

dale,  Miss 284 

Atlanta,  Ga.,to  Ft. Valley.Ga.  102 

37  branches,  etc 844 


Total  owned 2,915 

Least  d — 
tUVirginia  Midland  Ry. 

Alex'ndria.Va.,toDauv.Va.    231 

Branches  to  Strasburg,  Ac.    109 
11  Atlanta  &  Charlotte  Air  L. 

Charl.,  N.C.,  to  Atlanta,  Ga.    268 


IT; 
«c 


owned) 

State  L.,Ala.,toGrecn.,Miss. 

Br'ches  to  Webbs,  Miss., Ac. 
Controlled  by  securiti'*— 
tKAshev.  &  Spartanb'gRR..     . 

State  University  RR 

Elberton  Air  Line  RR 

tUKnoxville  A  Ohio  R -t 

So.  Ry.  in  Ky.  (all  owned) 

Loui8v.toLexing'n,Ky.,Ac.     1-. 

Trackag'.  Kights- 
Wa3hingfn,D.C.,toAlex.,Va, 
Mobile  Jc.  to  Btrming'm.Ala. 
York.  Ala.,  to  Meridian.  Mi-s. 


HGeorgi'a  Midland  Ry...  98  i  Kentucky  A  Indiana  Bridge. 

|  Selina,N.C.,to  Pinners Pt.,Vu._l 

Total  mileage  operated  July  2, 1896 

t  All  or  nearly  all  of  the  capital  stock  owned.    U  See  this  company. 

AFFILIATED  BUT  OPERATED  SEPARATELY    (See  each  Co.) 

Alabama  Great  Southern....    357  I  Central  of  Georgia  Ry M'j 

Cincin.  N.  O.  A  Tex.  Pacific. .    336  |  Georgia  Southern  &  Fla *» 


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RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS 

pal,When  Due. 

For  axplanatlon  of  column  headings,  4c.,  Me  note* 
on  flnt  page  of  tables. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

Slocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

.•.•M»*rri.Ky.-fC<>i«.)-Rlch.Y.RlT.*Che».l§tM. 

38 
38 
60 
309 

272 
552 
1,020 
95 

LEASE 

1S73 
1880 

1-SI 

1884 

1870 

1880 
1886 
1879 
1894 
DTOtfl 
1895 
1881 
1886 
3879 
1878 

*  1.000 
1,01.0 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
l.OOO 
l.OOO 
1,000 

$400,000 
500,000 
1,025,000 
2,531,000 

8,123.000 
3,106,000 
12,770,000 
1,000,000 
4,500,000 

ERN  RY. 

3  ,000,000 
7,63f>,OOO 
4,859,000 
357,300 
70.00O 
1,700,000 
50O.OOO 
4,250,000 
750,000 
4,000,000 
2,000.000 
1st  LIEN  ON  A 
20,902,000 
5.191.1OO 
1,499,900 
9OO.OOO 
2,812,000 
176,000 
217,000 
989.OOO 
280,000 
500,000 

5 

4is 

4 

eg. 

7 
5g. 
5g- 

4  to  5gg. 

4  g' 
4,5,6 
5 
6 
6 
6 
7 
7 
6 
6 
6  g. 

BT.  900  M 

ig- 

See  text. 
7 
5to6 
6  g. 
6g. 
8  per  an. 
6 
4ifl  g. 

J.  4  J. 
M.  4  N. 
P.  4  A. 
J.   4  J. 

J.  4  J. 
J.   4   J. 
H.  4  N. 
J.   4   J. 
M.  4    S. 

J.   4  J. 
M.  4   S. 
M.  4  N. 
J.   4   J. 
J.   &   J. 
M.  &   8. 
A.  4  0. 
J.    &   J. 
A.  &  O. 
J.    4   J. 
J.    4   J. 
ILE8  OP 
J.   4   J. 
J.   4   J. 
A.  4  O. 
F.  4  A. 
J.   4   J. 
J.    4   J. 
J.   4   J. 
J.   4   J. 
J.    4   J. 
J.   4  D. 

N.Y.,  J.P.Morgan  4  Co. 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 

do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 

N.Y..  J.  P.  Morgan  4  Co. 
Baltimore.  Md. 
N.  Y.,  J.  P.  Morgan  4  Co. 

Jan.   1910 
Nov.  1910 
Feb.   1,  1924 
July  1,  1V14 

July  1,  1900 
July  1,  193O 
Nov.  1,  195S 
July  1,  1918 
Mcli.,  1938 

Jan.,  1995 
Var.  1  906-31 
May,  1936 
July  1,  1919 
July,  1913 
Sept.,  1896 
Apr.  1,  189T 
Jan.    1,  1907 
Apr.   1,  190O 
Jan.,  1897 
July   1,  1925 

ATS. 

July  1,  1994 
J'n.:V97,2is% 
Aid.  1,  '97,  6%. 
Feb.   1,  1917 
July  1,  1939 
July   1,  1916 
July  1,  191ft 
Jan.,  '97,  494 
Jan.   1,  1899 
June  1,  1948 

West.  Nor.  C»r..  1st  con.  M.,  g  o' 
E»«t  Tennessee  VlitfnU  A  Georgia— 
OM  im  M.  s.f.(BrUtol,Tenn.v.  Chat.toDaL.Ga.) 

IMvtu'n'l  M..g..(Brti«t<>l,Tenn.  to  Helm  a,  Ala.)c* 
RT.  Va.  *  U«L  eonsol.  M.,g.  (*20.0OO.OOO).o*r 

South.  RT.—  E.  Tenn.  Uen,  gold  (5  after  Mar.,'08) 

B.—  O«  P»OP««TI!t»  PRACTICALLY  OWNED  BY  (*)  OB 

Opart.  Union  4  col.,  $1,OOO.OOO  gu.  Ath.  4  Sp.g. 
•{Virginia  Midland—  Serial*  

)  SOUTH 

1,000 
lOO&r. 

1.000 

10040. 
100 

1,000 

1,000 

500 

General  mortgage  

28 

31 

Phil.,Tr.8afeD.4Ins.Co. 
N.  Y.,J.  P.  Morgan  4  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
Burlington,  N.  C. 
N.Y..  J.  P.  Morgan  4  Co. 

ROAD  AND  ON  8TEAMBO 

N.  Y.,  J.  P.  Morgan  '.  Co. 
Sav.,  Ga.  4  Macon,  Ga. 
Phlla.,  Broad  St.  8t»t'n 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Chase  Nat.  Bank. 
New  York, 
do 
N.  Y..  Gr'd  Cent.Statlon 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
New  York  City. 

Preferred  mortgage,  subject  to  call  at  lOO.c' 

2651s 
265  la 

1877 
1877 
1880 

66 

O  LEAh 

4,502 
333 
109 
109 
140 

"  6 
24 
13 

1885 

E-HOI 

1894 

1877 
1889 
1896 
1896 

1879 

1H93 

1,000 

D8,  &C., 

1,000*0 

100 
5O 
l.OOO 
1,000 

"ibo 

100  40. 
1,000 

C  —  Ox  ALL  PBOPBBTT  OK  SOUTHERN  Rr.,  INCLUDIN 
Southern  Ry.-lst  cons.  M.  g.($120,OOO,000)c-4r 

Mouth  ml  /VmuyJranto—  Stock  ($3,000,000  auth.]. 
1st  M    Kink,  hind  $5,000  yearly,  not  drawn  r 
Spokane  Fall*  <t  A'or/*.-lst  M.,  $20.00O  p.  m..  g.o" 
Columbia  4  Red  Mt.,  lot  M.,  $322,000,  gold  

•MMM  r>uyr«rf/"(jfor.-8toc.k,8p.c.gu.  N.Y.Cent. 

Mtaten  Mand—lst  M.,  $1,000,000.  gold,  gu.p.4  l.c* 

Southern  Railway— (Concluded.) 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— A  reorganization  In  1894  of  the  old  Richmond 
4  West  Pt  Ter.  Railway  4  Warehouse  system.  The  reorganization 
plan  presented  in  May,  1893,  was  given  In  full  In  V.  56,  p.  858,  874, 
and  certain  changes  thereof  In  pp.  1016, 1058,  and  V.  57,  p.  61.  The 
inoilifled  plan  of  Feb.  20,  1894,  was  given  in  full  In  V.  58,  p.  363,  385. 

In  lS9!i  control  was  acquired  of  the  Asheville  4  Spartanburg  and 
the  Alabama  Great  Southern  (see  those  companies  and  V.  60,  p.  433, 
1148;  V.  61,  p.  26),  and  also  a  large  Interest  in  the  Georgia  Southern 
4  Florida  (see  V.  61,  p.  113,  375 ;  V.  63,  p.  361.)  An  agreement  was 
likewise  made  with  the  Cincinnati  Hamilton  4  Dayton  for  Interchange 
of  traffic  with  the  Cincinnati  New  Orleans  4  Texas  Pacific  (see  V.  61, 


years.- V.  63,  p.  361 

STOCK. -Authorized  about  $125,000,000  common  and  $60,000,000 
flue  per  cent  non-cumulative  preferred  stock.  No  additional  mortgage 
can  oe  put  upon  the  property,  nor  can  the  amount  of  the  preferred 
stock  be  increased  without  the  consent  of  holders  of  a  majority  of  the 
preferred.  The  preferred  stock  is  redeemable  In  cash  at  par. 

Both  classes  of  stock  of  the  new  company  (except  sufficient  to  qualify 
directors)  are  deposited  with  three  stock  trustees.  The  stock  shall  be 
held  by  the  stock  trustees  and  their  successors,  jointly  till  July  1, 1899, 
and  for  such  further  period  (if  any)  as  shall  elapse  before  the  preferred 
stock  shall  have  paid  five  per  cent  cash  dividend  In  one  year,  although 
the  stock  trustees  may,  m  their  discretion,  deliver  the  stock  at  an 
earlier  date.  Certificates  of  beneficial  Interest,  entitling  the  holder  to 
dividends,  are  Issued  ID  lieu  of  the  stock  so  deposited.  Stock  trustees 
are  J.  Plerpont  Morgan.  Charles  Lanier  and  George  F.  Baker. 

DIVIDENDS.— On  preferred  In  1897,  Jan.,  1  per  cent.— V.  63,  p.  1011. 

BONDS.— The  new  first  consolidated  mortgage,  Central  Trust  Co., 
N.  Y.,  trustee  (see  abstract  in  V.  59,  p.  763),  la  secured  by  mortgage 
and  pledge  of  all  the  property  of  the  company.  The  total  authorized 
Issue  is  $120,000,000  of  5  p.  o.  gold  bonds,  as  follows : 

Issued  to  April  1,  1896 $25,839,000 

,.M.  «       f_  ("  prior  bonds"  (see  V.  59,  p.  785) 69,124,700 

Issuable  only  toS  9to-olJ8  (B6e  y  59>  p  786)  ;*....     5,700,000 

(  equipment  obligations  (see  V.  59,  p.  786)       2,435, b72 


r«r«       rtali 
im 


.  equipment  obligations  (see  V.  59,  p.  786) 
To  be  Issued  hereafter  only  for  extensions  and  additions 
at  not  exceeding  $2.000,000  yearly,  with  a  single  excep- 
tion as  to  $4,000,000  (see  V.  59,  p.  786)  ..................  16,900,628 

Total  authorized  Issue  .................................  $120,000,000 

Of  the  $20,000,000  consols  originally  reserved,  $2,100,000  have  been 
nsed  for  purchase  of  Alabama  Great  Southern  and  other  purposes. 
(V.  61,  p.  569  ;  V.  62.  p.  504.)  Prior  bonds  must  be  paid  by  maturity. 

Charlotte  Col.  <t  Augusta  first  ^t  were  extended  to  July,  1909,  at  5 
per  cent.  Extended  bonds  were  assumed  by  Southern  Ry.,  Interest 
payable  In  gold.—  (V.  59.  p.  970,  1006.)  East  Tenn.  equipment  notes 
December,  1896,  $190,625. 

FIXED  CHARGES.—  Fixed  charges  are  estimated  at  $5,400,000  in  1896. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.—  Smog.  >  '96-7.  Gross,  $12,975.470;  net,  $4,287,897 
July  1  to  Feb.  28.         j  '95-6.  Gross,    1:1,571,816;  net,    4,416,654 

The  above  earnings  are  on  4,803  miles  in  1896  against  4,597  in  1895. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.—  Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Annual  meeting  is  held 
the  fourth  Tuesday  In  October.  The  first  annual  report  for  1895-96 
wan  given  In  V.  63,  p.  354,  359.  See  also  editorial  p.  337. 

Traffic.—  The  freight  tonnage  is  widely  dlver-ified,  which  Is  an  ele- 
ment of  strength.  Agricultural  products  in  1895  96  furnished  only 
about  15  per  cent  (cotton  less  than  4  per  cent),  while  over  40  per  cent 
wa«  from  mining  industries  (30>a  per  cent  being  coal)  and  over  25  per 
cent  was  product  of  manufactories.  Ton  rate,  0'972  cents  per  m.;  trail 
load,  1  4  1  '•.>  tons. 

Kitrnings,  etc.,  have  been  as  follows: 
Tcart  ending  June  30.  1890. 

Average  miles  operated...          4,573 
Freight  ......................  $12,055,240 

Passengers  .................     5,287,914 

Mall,  express,  etc  ..........     1,739,093 


1895. 

4,139 

$10,816,024 
4,329,499 
1,969,269 


181H. 


$10,368,224 
4,209,942 
2,065,133 


$16,043,299 
12,345,628 

$4,297,671 
(74-18) 


Gross  earnings $19,08'F,247       $17,114,792 

Operating  expen.  4  taxes.   13,451,4*7         12,062,855 

Netearnlngs $5,630,800         $5,051,937 

Op.  exp.  to  gross,  per  cent       (70-49)  (70-48) 

Other  Income 188,507  89,677 

Total  net  income $5,819,307  $5,141,614         ~ 

Ohurget— 

Interest  and  rentals $5,218,370  $4,195,925 

Other  deductions 44,458  49,944         ."!!""" 

Balance,  surplus  for  year  .       $556.479  $895.745 

Operations  of  lines  composing  the  Southern  Railway  System  (i'jffj 
miles)  for  the  entire  years  ending  June  30  have  been  as  follows  •     ' 
Teart  end  June  30.    1895.  1894.  1893.  1892 

Grosi  earnings.. $17,939,1 19    $17,548,685    $19,253,204    $20,173644 


OFFICERS.— President.  Samuel  Spencer,  80  B'way,  N.  Y.:  1st  Vice- 
Pres.,  Alexander  B.  Andrews,  Raleigh,  N.  C.;  2d  Vice- President,  W.  W. 
i-inley;  Treas.,  H.  C.  Ansley,  1300  Pennsylvania  Avenue,  Washing- 
on,  D.  C.;  Secretary,  Josiah  F.  HU1,  80  Broadway,  N.  Y. -(V.  64,  p. 
232,  331,  373,  524,  611,  707,  708.) 

Southwest  Pennsylvania  Ky.— Greensburg,  Pa.,  to  Fail-chance, 

Pa  ,'44  miles,  and  branches,  64  miles;  total,  108  miles.  Leased  to  Penn- 
sylvania RR.,  which  pays  net  earnings  as  rental  and  owns  $1,057,230 
stock  and  $000,000  bonds.  Dividends  In  year  1891-92  10  p.  o.-.  1893. 
10  p.  c.;  in  1894, 10  p.  o.;  In  1895,  11  p.  o.;  In  1896,  April,  6  p.  c.;  in 
1897.  April,  5  p.  0. 

Tr.Oec.31.     Oroat.  Net.         Int.,taxes,4c.    Dimd'ds.      Balance. 

L896.  $713,793  $165,528  $104,100  $164.989  def.$103.581 
1895  ...  1,006,186  337,994  102,155  164,989  sur.  70.85ft 
1894....  785,064  350,199  122,822  149,990  sur.  77,387 

Southwestern  RR.  (Ga.)— See  Map  Central  of  Oeorgia  By.— Owns 
Macon,  Ga.,  to  Eufaula,  144  m.,  and  branches  to  Columbus,  4c.,  188  m. 

LEASE.— Leased  for  101  years  from  Nov.  1, 1895,  to  the  reorganized. 
Central  of  Georgia  Ry.  at  a  rental  of  5  p.  o.  on  stock.  From  rental  in 
arrears,  adjusted,  an  extra  dividend  of  $10  per  share  was  paid  on  Jan. 
14, 1896;  also  80  cents  per  share,  being  rental  under  lease  from  Nov.  1 
to  Deo.  31, 1895,  was  paid,  making  that  dividend  $10.80  per  share. 

For  year  ending  June  30, 1895,  gross,  $960,221 ;  net,  $84,367.— (V. 
p.  60,  523,  iooS;  V.  61,  p.  926,  1156.) 

Spokane  Falls  &  Northern  Ry.— Owns  from  Spokane,  Wash., 
to  Canada  line,  140-6  miles.  The  Nelson  &  Fort  Sheppard  Railway, 
completed  In  March,  1894,  is  in  the  interest  of  the  Spokane  Falls  4 
Northern,  from  International  Boundary  Line  to  Kootenai  Lake,  B.  0. , 
60  miles.  The  Columbia  &  Red  Mountain  Ry.  was  constructed  during 

1896,  is  17  miles,  and  connects  the  S.  F.  &  N.  Ry.  at  North  port  with 
Rossland  In  the  Trail  Creek  Mines.  Manhattan  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  Is  trus- 
tee of  all  the  mortgages.    The  Spokane  Falls  bonds  for  $2,812,000 
have  been  scaled  to  bear  4  per  cent  interest  till  July  1, 1896,  5  per 
cent  to  July  1,  1897,  then  6  per  cent  as  formerly.    They  carry  scrip  to 
represent  the  Interest  scaled,  this  scrip  being  payable  in  cash  July, 

1897,  or  in  second  mortgage  bonds.    Stock,  $2,812,000;   par  $100. 
Loans  and  bills  payable  Deo.,  1896,  $285,000. 

In  March,  1897,  the  Canadian  Pacific  proposed  to  build  a  connecting 
line  from  Lethbridge  to  Nelson,  325  miles. 

EARNINGS.— 2  months.    5 1897 Gross,  $92,804;    net.  $li'J.711 

Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28        1 1896 Gross,    51,783;    net.    33,105 

For  year  ending  Deo.  31,  1836  (Dee.  estimated),  irro«s,  $439,554; 
net,  $241,394.  In  1895gross,  $374,294 ;  net,  $212,426.-  V.  62,  p.  366. 

Spokane  &  Seattle  Ry.— SEE  SEATTLE  4  INTERNATIONAL  RT. 

Spuyteii  Dnyvll  &  Port  Morris.— Road  Is  6  miles  double  track 
and  connects  the  N.  Y.  Central  4  Hudson  with  the  N.  Y.  &  Harlem. 
Leased  to  New  York  Central  till  Deo.  31, 1970,  at  8  per  cent  on  stock. 

State  Line  &  Sullivan.— Owns  from  Monroeton,  Pa.,  to  Berenice 
Pa.,  24  miles.    Stock,  $980,250  (par  $50.)    The  mortgage  covers  5,00 
acres  coal  lands.    Road  leased  till  1934  to  the  Pennsylvania  4  New 
York  Canal  4  Railroad  Company  (rental,  $40,000  per  annum),  and  B» 
operated  by  Leuigh  Valley. 

Staten  Island  Ry.— Clifton  to  Tottenvllle,  13  miles.  Leased  to 
Staten  Is.  Rapid  Transit  Co.  till  1983,  at  $80,600  per  aim.,  which  pay» 
$4  per  share  on  stock,  Interest  on  bonds  and  organization  expenses. 

STOCK.— Authorized,  60,000  shares  originally  $15  per  share;  out- 
standing, 14,000  shares.  In  1893  changed  formally  par  value,  making 
each  certificate  $75,  and  hence  total  outstanding  $1,050,000. 

BONDS— Of  the  41))  per  cents  no  more  than  $500,000  to  be  issued  ex 
cept  on  two  thirds  vote  of  stockholders.  They  are  guaranteed  prindpi 
and  Interest  by  Rapid  Transit  Co.,  and  are  so  endorsed.    Mercantile -Tr. 
Co.,  trustee.    The  bonds  were  listed  on  the  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange  i 
October,  1895;  proceeds  of  $200,000  were  used  to  double  track  and 
for  Tottenvllle  terminals.    (V.  56,  p.  887;  V.  61,  p.  737.) 

Staten  Island  Rapid  Transit  RR.— Owns  line  of  road  aroum 
the  Staten  Island  shore,  east  and  north  sides,  from  South  Beach  t 
point  near  Elizahethport,  N.  J.;   total  owned  11  miles;  leases  gtatei 
Island  Railway,  13  miles ;  total  operated  24  miles.    It  has  a  99  years 
lease  of  the  S.  I.  Railway,  Including  ferry  between  Tottenvllle,  fi 
and  Perth  Amboy.N.  J.    See  Rapid  Tr.  Ferry  in  "  Miscellaneous.* 
bridge  over  the  Kills  at  Elizabethport  was  completed  in  1890,  and  si 
July  1 ,  1890,  the  freight  traffic  of  the  Baltimore  4  Ohio  RR.  Co.  to  ai 
from  New  York  has  been  handled  by  this  company.    See  descriptio 
of  mortgages,  etc.,  p.  8,  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1896. 

SECURITIES.— The  Baltimore  4  Ohio   guarantees   the  2d  mortirag 
bonds  and  owns  a  majority  of  the  stock  of  $500,000  (par  $100). 
est  on  2nd  5s   due  Jan.  1. 1897,  was  paid.     Loans  and  bills  payabl 
Dec.  31,  1896,  $752,375. 

EAENINOS.-5  mos.,)1896 .' Gross,  $560,174 ;  net,  $270,80 

July  1  to  Nov.  30.  ?  18115 Gross,    600,336;  net,    259,38 

Statement  for  1895-96,  with  balance  sheet,  was  In  V.  63,  p.  355. 
Year  ends  June  30.  Orost.  Net.       Int.<tTarfi.Bal.,*>' 

1895-96 $764,453       $347.910       *321,-t67       $26,44 

1894-95 875.343          3B6.083          326.936          5».1< 

— (V.  61,  p.  872,  Q2S;  V.  62,  p.  321,  871;  V.  63,  p.  356,  839;  V.64,p.3 


APRIL,  1807. J 


KATLROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


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-ubM-rlber*  will  ranter  a  great  favor  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  the*e  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 


Por  explanation  of  column  heading*.  Ac.,  *ee  note* 
on  ttr»t  page  of  table*. 


ttattn  M.  Urnp.  Tr.— 1st  J».,g..8or».*.f.,notdr..c' 
2d  M.,  g.,  gu.  p.  A  L  (endor»ed  by  B.  A  O.)....c*r 
Income*,  gold  i  non cumulative) 

tear*  4  Arktintfu  JW».-  l*t  M.  (see  text),  g. . .  .0 
County  Railroad— Stock. 


l.«t  mortgage.  64 OO.OO  • c 

ffo3?.  i  ru*i*o.-8tock  (owned  oy  Pa.  RR.) 


JtoU'rvffi 
1st,  Series  A,  drawn  at  1OO 


,.e 
.ear 


1st  m.. 


),  0600.000.  p.  A  I.,  gold .....c' 

y^Stock.  (i  p.  c.  rental  Con.  A  Mon. 

JIUMX  KJL— l*t  mortgage ... 

ttoHUHHt-Kftr  fiaUiMy-Stnck  

IfttuM  Bmakmmttm  4  V*w  Tort-Stock 

tJonsoL  M-ip.  and  I.  gnar.  (end.)  by  D.L.AW.) .e'ar 

•ferexMM  Smna  •  f:or<iin»-3tock 

rtgage,  *.  f..dr-natpar e 

fld  mortgage  .      ...      .       c 

n»»tmiftmrilj_i  .iifa*.  K».-Stock  05.000,OOO; 

.*ST."L," 

..c* 
.c' 


yciation—  1st  mort..  gold 

*oL  mortgage,  01C.OOO.OOO.  gold. 

^^••t  Bridge  Oo.  1st  pref.  stock,  guaranteed 


t.  Loul*  Bridge 

Sd  preferred  stock,  guaranteed,  eedoraed 

1st  mortgage,  gold c* 

Tunnel  Railroad  of  St.  Louis,  stock,  guar.  (end.) . 
Ttrminat  Rg.  fBufaUt—  Plr*t  mort..  01.00O.OOO.. 

^•Etitt  4 /Mduiitaprtu— rttock c 

Consul.  M..  now  1st  M.,  limited  to  0I.90O.OOO.  c 

••d.  aft.  July  1,1902.  at  105..  e    187 


Mile* 

of 
Road. 


All. 


S3 
40 


43 
43 
43 


56 


81 
81 


57 
57 


Date 
of 

H.  iii.;- 


l--:. 
1891 
1894 

1--- 

1-7- 


1896 


187(5 


1875 
1879 

1896 


1894 
1879 


UJM 

i--'. 


Size,  or 

Par 
Value. 


$1,000 
l.OOO 
1,000 
100 


106 
1,000 

100  "AC, 

1OO 


1,000 
100 

500  Ac. 

100 

100 

UflOO 

100 

100  Ac. 

l.OOO 

100 

500 


1,000 

1.000 

100 

100 

500  Ac. 


SO 

l.OOO 
1.000 


Amount 


01,000.000 
2,500,000 
4.5OO.OOO 


Ac.  J'n. 


375,000 
500,000 
357,000 
1.000.OOO 
1,000.000 
1,350,000 
1.200,000 
500,000 
240.00O 
236,500 
l.OOO.OOO 
2,5OO,OOO 
1  .A6R.OOO 
1.3-J9.OOO 
659.4OO 
600,000 
5.000.000 
n.-97. 


7.000.000 
4.SOO.OOO 
2.490.000 
3,000,000 
5,000,000 
1,250.000 

UOLUO 

1,900.000 
6OO.OOO 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Rate  perl   When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Cent.     Payable  whom. 


6  g. 

5  g. 
np  to  6  g. 

6 

5  g. 
«  m  :>.: 

10  In '96 
5 
6 

T» 

7 

See'text. 
8  In '96 

5 
'"*"* 


A.  A  O. 
J.   A  J. 


J.'A  J 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
M-  A  N. 
A.  .v  i  '. 
J.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 
A.  A  O. 

'••T* 


N.  Y.,  foot  Whitehall  8t 

do  do 

do  do 

Stockbrldce.  Mass. 

Coupg.  canc'd  to  J'ly,'97 

Boston,  S.Dep.  A  Tr.Co. 
Boston. 

Phlla..  Broad  St.  Stafn. 
do  do 

do  do 

Phlla..  Quar.  T.  A  8.  D. 
do  do 


N.  Y.,  D.  L.  A  W.  Office. 


N.Y.,D.L."AW.RR,CO. 


do  do 

M.  A   8. 

M15AN.  N.  Y.,  Farm.  LA  Tr.  Oo. 


. 

M.  A   8. 

M.  A  N. 


.  .      . 

X.  Y.,  Or.  Cent.  Station. 


l»t  coup,  due  May  1/97 


M...  k  bride*  A    Plll.flrld.-Y*».l. •'l-.TiM-.V    I., 
23  m.  Leaasdlor  99  years  from  April  1. 1893,  to  N.  Y.  N.  H.  A  Hart.,  at 

<>a  (took.  L pay*  taxes.  Lease  to  HoovataOBO  la  •upended. 

Blnllgarl    A  Arkan.a.   Hirer  RR.-fltuttgart  to  Greenwald. 
l        •••:  branch  6  mile*,  stock.  «5OO,OOO;  par.  81OO.  Mortgage 
Trasiee.  Farmers' Loan  A  Tru*t  Co.    Receiver  1*8.  w!  Pordyee,    Bond 
nod  In  to  mortgage  trustee  tor  eaaoelUtloa  29  par  eeat  of 
aad  all  unpaid  coupon,  to  ami  Including  Jan.  : 

coupon  1*  due  July 

r.  efTp-  — 


]  ,   1 

Si 

M 


<••'.;>••.-  t 

_  j  thereby  reduced  to  8375.000.  Bad  L 

Tear  1804.  grow,  013.799 ;  net.  01.938- V.  6f.  p.  283. 
•  •ami!  Branch.— Sea  MncBLLAlBotn  ConrAJTUa. 


ll).  .11  foamy  KK.-Road  from  Bellow.  Pall*  to   Windsor. 
6  mile*,  of  which  1  mile  I*  n*od  under  eomUaeC  Caarterr.1  :-!••. 


mile*, 

(opened  1849;  operated 
•MtBCi.  le**  taxe*.  paid 


P*.. 


»H3;   irit^n  -• 

lM.9624. 

inbary 

43m     Aeoalroad 

•e  eapltal  atook  aad 


since  April.  1803.  br   Boston  A  Maine. 

I  leaaor.    Dividend*  of  8  p.  e.  to  1895-96. 
w  year  ending  Jane  80.  1806.  groas.  02  6.O94;  net. 
•t,taxea,  ete..M0.359;  dividends.  040.000;  balance. 
U  1894-94.  groaa.  0200^565.- V.  68.  p.  07T. 


i  I 


about  fll.OOO 


.   to  Tomhlckra 
RR.  Ob.,  which  own  tke 
Staktaxraad  fbrl*tm>rt- 
at  par.      Immune.— 


»to  18Vt.  May  8  p.  c.  yearly:  in  18*3.  I  p.  e.;  In  1894.  10 
IMS.  10  p.  c.:  la  1896.  May.  5  p.  e.;  SOT..  5  p.  c. 


•31.- 


. 

.29.070 
•^9303 


innurr  *   Low 


-im.+t. 

•3M.433    $146.064    »1OO,OOO  dcf  al-l.Ml 
239.739       147.O59       100.0OO  def.     7>.'O 

Lcwte- 
In  Joly. 
Ueclaad 


.I..UII    K» K.-!:.,..-.i>r     J.  ii,.  -•!,,-,    •,. 

wUtown  /BML  to  8Ur»y.  IS  mile*.    I 
tbeMiminACmtreOaanty  KR.I13MI1 

—» to «1. 300.0001V.  63,  p.  5 16. 561.)  l.llllll 
«.  (original  l«a<M  w**  made  la  1H7*  to 
Mta«Mit  latMMt  la  a^  earning*.  Tnulee 


'    I00T 

I  earning*.  ' 

raatee  Tr.  A  8  I).  Co.  of  Phlla.    B» 
180ft.  0214.485:  la  18*0,  0185.607:    DIVI 
.«r  ev  per  aa.;  1880  to  April.  1887. 
lV.08.pVB16.561.) 


toff  IM  •    ' 


V    11  .  IT 


M  WBJBJ0JVB  W  ritMIBffMMl.      ' 

Montreal  for  6  p.  e.  OB  0S4O.OOO 


.'  which  01« 


l.700  1* 


*h 


Kit. — 


Mat,  Pttuneld.  N.  II. 

•  ridge  A  Krl*.— Merged  la  Brio  BR.  la  April.  1806. 
-Owns  road  from  Waterloo  to  Franklin.  N.  J..  and 
Road  »t»Bi«  1864.    Btaea  1881  eperalod  by  Del. 
kowa*  a  majority  of  the  61.630.eXM>  atoak.    For  roar 
1286;  aet.02rt.87J:  lntarMtoaboBd*10l6.555;    b*> 
a  1804.  groat,  0 

cSatnUed'aea  1*57  by  Delaware  I^-k 

K.  owBed  01,911,000  Maek  aad  gaaraatoe*  the  boada. 

^^aiM t     -84        '89        •0O        '91        -WtoXov    '96.  Ind  a*. 

'"ten-  12          8          8  13          8  yearly  (2  p.  o.  quar.) 

'da.— Por  rear*  ending  June  3O- 

'  \  ,   '  /*»|     £    tnfft          /)|  t*flf**M'f  f  fflll ataaf 

•M. 0896.601        0369.617       01*7371'     0tno.ono'dr.017>.794 

^B»--     891.0*6          884.708          179,772          2OO  OOD          14.930 

7.881:  V.04.P.  424.) 

VacaM  Ueorva  A   Corning.— own*  frota  Corning.  N.   Y..  U> 

.58  Bile*:  PenYaalo  DmedeB.  6  m.    Ix-ased  tn  p.ll 

•oek01.32a.000  (par  0100);   N.  Y.  Oaatral  owa*  0662.6OO. 

DnrtMWM  ilae*  1801 :   la  1802, 10  p.  c. :  la  1803, 12  p.  c.;  la  1894. 

1886.  HP.  e-flB  1807.  Mar  .  3  p  c     IB  1 894 

'•.T?~*mtnn   were   »»»*.615.  net.   0223.4O9;    taxae,  00.508: 
JOB ;  loo*  to  bate*.  014.312.    la  1803-04  gro.70e4.il 58: 
loo*  to  leeaee,  015,562.    V.  63.  p.  19O. 

nr.i    Hit.— Partly  completed  from  Lebanon  to 
.•V-.  *7  mile*.    Then,  are aald  to  be  01OO.OOO  or  more 
rUiimn  nel»taB»lB«     PoriaHeat »  eale  ha*  baaa  ordered 


•  rcla  A    til.nilc    Hy.-Iaeor.orated  In  Octo- 
MoloaM  aad  parraa*e  the  Nortboastern  BJLofOa.  (which 
«•  extend  It  from  Lola,  Oa..  *o  as  to  form  a  thr»ngh  line  from 


Tenn..  to  Aagvsta,  Ua..  243  Bile*.    Conitmetlnn  w** 
I  la  rormaher.  l -IM;     «•»,.(, ^;  ...,..|,   i.  «-,.,..,....,.     MorwTB»      • 
.  of  whin  MOn.ooo  will  be  B|IM  it  oa  the  40  mile* 
I  for  eitoaetoB*.    Preal 


...........  >'.-•    Yurk  .  vioe-Prr*.  aad  Hen.  Manager, 

alllild*  of  Atlanta.  U* — V.  63.  p.  710.  101O. 

•rmln.l      HH.      \  .... ,  I  »  ,  I .. ,,      ..,     >.,.     |,,,,,|. Pm>rr»TT.— 

L"***"**"  ^rtnln*!.  .1  -t    lx..i-..v,,u HBO*  a>d 

-l  4.800  feet  In  length.    Th-  Union  Pawenger  8ta- 
"«t Bauf     aaS^Sy*  ****•  *'  "**•    Tl*  .utlon  I*  leeied  to  the 


rex 

5s  f: 


.  A 
P.  A 
J.  A 

£! 

-i  ? 

K.  ,V 
J.  A 
J.  A 


O.  N.Y.,  J.P.Morgan  A  Co. 
A.  do  do 

J.  do  do 

J.  do  do 

O.  New  York  and  London. 
J.  NY. .J.P.Morgan  A  Co. 
O.  New  York. 


J    X.  Y.,Parm.L.ATr.Co. 
J.  do  do 


Bond*—  rtinol- 
pal.Whrn  Due- 


Dividend. 


Jan.  1,  1918 
Jan.  1,  1926 
Jan.  1.  1946 

Jan., '97.  lia% 
1921 


Apr.  1,  1924 
Nov.  1,  '96, 5% 
May  1,  1928 
May  1.  1938 
\m.  1,  '97.  4<i4 
July  1.  1936 
Jan.,  '97,  3% 
Apr.  1,  1903 


Nov.,  1896 
Mar.  1.  '97, 3% 
0<'t.    l,   1906 
Nov.  15. 1905 
Mch.  1,   1909 


1946 

Apr.  1.  '97. 4% 
Aug.  1,   1944 
.1  .n  .-•.•7.  :;  ,, 
J:in  .''.'7,  llfk 
Apr.  1.  1920 
Jan..  '97,  3% 
Apr.  1.  1946 

Bee  text. 
July  1.  1925 
July  1,  1925 


OKOAHtzvrto*.— Organized  In  1889.    The  following  companies  are 
sole  owner*:  Cleveland  Cincinnati  Chicago  A  St.  Louis.  Louisville  A 
Nashville.  St.  Loul*  Iron  Mountain  A  Southern.  Ohio  A  Ml**l**lppl. 
rari  Pacific    and  Wabash.    These  companies  hare  agreed  under 


contract  to  ue  the  property  forever  and  to  pay  a*  toll*  a  sum  Intended 
ludor  ordiaarr  etraoBMtaaee*.  to  be  sufficient  to  provide  for  Interact 
oa  thaw  head*,  la  addition  to  taxe*.  natal*  and  other  charge*,  and  If, 


owing  to  any  temporary  BBfonnBB  circumstance*  the  net  earning* 
•honld  aot  be  *alaeleot  to  BMOt  the  axed  charges,  each  line  will  con- 
tribute It*  proportion  M  the  extent  of  one-seventh  of  01,OOO,OOOto 
•ake  apaay  deajdeaey.  Control  of  St.  L.  Merchant*'  Bridge  Term.  RR.— 
»  that  eompur- w**  obtained  In  November.  1893.    (V.  97,  p.  1084.) 
«L  £o«<«  Terminal  Mg.  ("We*t  Bolt  Lino"),  entire  itock.  01.2OO.OOO, 


-----  ......  -        .  ,  ,      ,,. 

and  the  entire  I.WMI  of  InU.  81.200.000.  an  deposited  with  trust**  of 
Terminal  KR.  AHO.  let  ooBaoL  mortgage.-  V.  60.  p.  43O;  V.  62,  p.  S 


p.  SOO. 
and  Ue  Tunnel   are  for  their 


npany, 

.  1  -..•_• 


la  advertlsrmrnt  la  CMBomcui  of  Pebruary  13, 1892. 
.  mortgage  of  1804  (Central  Tr.  Co..  of  N.  Y..  trustee.)  U 
W  of  9  p.  e.  fold  bond*,  of  which  87.OOO.OOt)  reserved 
of  1000  and  0500.000  for  completion  of  East  Belt  Line. 


P.O.  OBI 
STOC*. -Capital  (took  BBletBBlMllj  Dee.  31, 1806.  $1,441,200. 

waTSec^-i^Brtt^  COn'1 

The  lit  cnnsol.  m 

for  011.000.000  L. 

to ^retire  JlrtH  of  IBM  andf§00.000  for  completion  of  East  Belt  Line. 

Ouarantee*  the  93,500.000  Ht.  L.  Merchants'  Bridge  Terminal  lit  5*. 
aad  the  l»trrtit  OB  the  02,OOO,OOO  l*t  6*  of  Merchant*'  Bridge  proper. 
C8ee  tao*e  CD'S  )  OB  Dee.  31.1808,  there  wa*  dae  from  Bt.1.  *  Mer- 
•  Br.  Terminal  Co.  0868.489  for  adranee*  oa  aeeonnt  ol 
raleh  0180^00  adraaeed  la  1809-96.  bat  I*  not  Inc 
large*  below.  BUI*  parable  Doe.  81. 1896.  0425.612. 

AncALRgroBT.-Yoaread*Dee.31.  Report  In  V.64,p.619.*howed: 

r*«r—        Oreai  M  OOttHme.     Outran.       Xalanet. 

1806....01,79«.007      01.048.440     083O.2I8    $1.868^796    .ur.00.897 
1899....     1.757,781         1.O42.7S7        S33.3K)       1.370,397       sur.5,673 

Pre*ldeat.  Jnlla*  8.  Wal*h  (elected  In  March.  1896):  Vice  Pre«ldent 
aad  Oen.  Man..  E.  P.  Bryan;  Secretarr.  Jaine*  lUnna;  Treasurer.  A.  H. 
Calaf.  (V.  00.  p.  430.  all,  93O.  106O;  V.  62.  p. 4 90;  V.  64.  p.  51.-,.) 


Terre  tfanle  A  ludlaaai 

Indlanapoll*  to  IlllaoU  State  Uae.  SO  mile*,  with  coal  branehe*.  47 
mile.;  total.  127.B»Uea.    Laaeo*  Torra  Ilaato  A  Logansport  BK..  1M 

I  mile*:  Indiana  A  Lake 


mile*:  St.  Lava*  Vaadalla  A  Terra  Haute,  108  mile.;  Indiana  A  Lake 
Mlehlgaa  BB..  0oMk  BoML  Iad.,toBt  Jewopa  Harbor.  Mich.,  4O  m.:Terr* 
Haute  A  Peorta  (lea*  7  mlU*  trackage).  165  m.:  E.  Ht.  U  A  Carondelet 
Ry.  (operated  under  contract!  13  miles;  total.  686  mile*. 

ButOBT.-Ia  1898  Ike  Pa.  BR.  purehaaed  a  Urge  block  of  stock. 

RKCBivgB*iiir.-OB  Nor.  13, 1806.  Volaey  T.  Mallott.  of  Indianapo- 
lis. Ind..  wa*  appotated  receiver.  Bee  statement  In  V.  63.  p.  1O11. 


Lax****.  ETC.— Leaea*  St.  Lool*  Vandalla  A  Terre  Haute  RR.  on  joint 
aeeouat  with  PttUburg  Cincinnati  Cale.  A  St.  L.  RR..  at  3O  p.  c.  ol  grow 
earning*.  aadowB*  0500.000  of  It*  com.  and  0826.000  of  It*  pref.  •look. 

DinonrDB :  1878  to  1884, 8;  1808  to  Peb..  1804. 6  p.  c.;  none  since, 

IB  1808  *lx  nor  cent  equipment  note*  for  04OO.OOO  were  1*- 
sned,  niatoriag  <S^56  monthly,  the  Vandalla  to  pay  42  p.  o.  of  theee, 
the  T.  U.  A  UI7  p.  e.  and  the  T.  R.  A  I.  41  p.  o.  On  Oct.  31. 1896,  Ml* 
payable,  0108,000;  ear  and  locomotive  trust*.  0848.290. 

UDAJUXTlts— Guarantee*  bond*  of  the  T.  H.  A  Logansport,  T.  B.  A 
Peorta  and  Indiana  A  Lake  Michigan-see  those  oompaale*-but  In- 
terest ea  tbelr  bond*  I*  In  default.  V.  63,  p.  407. 

A-OTCAL  RKPOKT  -Report  for  Hscal  year  ending  Oct.  31, 1896,  wa* 
riven  at  some  length  In  V.  64.  p.  466.  showing,  on  127  mile*:  (Iron*, 
jl.213.573;  net,  8196.W1:  other  Income,  840.833;  Interest.  0125,000; 
los*  In  operating  leaaed  line*.  0279.794:  balaace,  deHclt.  0101.273.  In 
1 894-5:  J»ross,  f  1.236,526 ;  net.  0276,583;  other  Income,  055,987.  (V. 
'..).  p.  96.  407.  924.  1011;  V.  64,  p.  466.) 

Terre  llante  A  Logan.port  RR.— Owns  from  South  Bend,  Ind.. 
to  Roekvtlle.  Ind..  16O  miles:  trackage.  Rockvllle  to  Terre  Haute,  22 
mile*;  steel.  6O  and  70  Ib.  Lnaeed  to  Terre  Haute  A  Indlanapoll*  RR. 
for  90  roan  from  December.  1879,  at  25  per  cent  of  grow  earning*  and 
Brut  mortgage  bond*  guaranteed.  Stock.  05OO.OOO;  par 09O. 

Interact  dm  July  f,  1896.  wa*  paid  Peb.  1*.  1897.  V.  64.  p.  374. 
Foreclosure  in  progress  ;  under  two  first  mortgage*  70  per  cent 
of  outstanding  bonds  deposited.  Bee  V.  64,  p.  85.  Commilttti— 
firtt  Mortgage  romnn/(<w— M.  L.  Sondder,  32  Llhcrtv  St.,  N.  Y.,  Cbarlee 
E.  Jaekconand  Henry  B.  Ely.  Depositary,  Xew  York  Security  A  Tnut 
Co..  46  Wall  St.  V.  A3,  p.  756.  Rttrntion  Bondholder*  Oammiltrt— 
Chalrmaa.  R.  Dale  Benson;  Charles  Pratt,  R.  8.  Brook,  Harry  P.  We*t, 
Ainrnatns  Thomas.  Depositaries.  Drexel  A  Co.,  I'hlla.;  N.  Y.  Security 
A  Trait  Co..  N.  Y.-V.  63,  p.  117,  839. 


139 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[Vou  LZIV] 


••fcaerihers  will  confer  a  «reat  niror  by  fMa*  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Tables. 

RAttKOADB. 

Mll.'» 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 

Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OK  DIVIDENDS. 

aonat—  mm  i- 
pal.WhenDm. 
Stock*—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  lee  note* 
on  flnt  page  of  tablet. 

Rate  per 
Cent 

When 
I'ayalile 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

ttrrt  Haute  4  /xva>up.-l»«M.,guar.byT.H.AInd. 
1  »t  M.  on  Ix>gan«.  to  South  Bend  <2d  on  03  m.lgu. 

93 
65 

1879 
1883 

$1,OOO 
1,000 
100 
100 
,OOO 
,000 

,000 

,000 

,000 
,000 
,000 
,000 

$5OO,OOO 
l.OOO.OOO 
1,926,800 
1,837,400 
112,000 
2.04H.OOO 
2,649,400 
1,324,500 
250,000 
150,000 
750,000 
1,620,000 
2,575,000 
1,620,000 
389,999 
38,710,900 
3,784.000 
21,206,052 
23.172,588 
102,104 
473,000 
50,000 
580,900 
239,500 
265,000 
160,000 

6,5OO,OOO 
3,708,000 
3,000.000 
2,500,000 
1,500,000 
363,206 

6 
6 

J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 

July  ,'96,  pd.  Feb.12,'97 
July  ,'96,  pd.  Feb.12,'97 

Jan.   1,  1910 
Jan.   1,  1913 

144 
144 

175 
52 
52 
105 
104 
209 

1887 
1892 

1893 

lS!i:l 
IM'.III 
IS  75 
1882 
1893 

£g- 
5  g. 

See  text. 

I* 

5 

7 

Sg- 

ig- 

M.  A  8. 

M.  A   8. 

Text 
A.  &  O. 
J.  A  J. 
J.   A  J. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A   8. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  &  N. 

In  default. 
Mar.,'96,  ooup.last  paid 

Mar.  1,  1927 
Sept.  1,  1943 

liTwMoi^P.  *F.500.0ob.  g.,  gu.  p.  A  1.  (»nd.).  .  .0' 
foot  Central—  Common  stock  
Preferred  itook,  non-cum  - 
lui  mortgage  for  $2.0OO.OOO  (told,  red.  at  105...  o* 

Jan.  15,'97.3% 
Apr.   1,  1923 
1993 
1993 
Aug.   1,  1905 
Sept.  1,  1912 
July  1,  1943 
2  p.  ct.  per  an. 

N.Y..  Moran,  68  Wm.  St. 
None  In  1894-95 
None  In  1894  95 
N-Y-.S-Pac-^SBr-dSt. 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 

ttMHtxTOrUaiuofH—  Land  grant,  lit  M..c*Ar 

Conftol.  mortgage  for$4.195,OOO  o'*r 
Texas  ncbool  fund  Dec.  31.  1895  

f»»M*/1l«tfl«-8to«k,  $50.000,000  - 
lit  M.  (Eastern  Dlv.),goid.  s.  f.  red.  at  100..  ..o' 

1,506 
505 

1,387 
1,387 

1875 

1888 
1888 

100 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

eg. 

if: 

T* 

M.  A   8. 
J.   A  D. 

Mob.   1. 

J."A"J. 

J.   A   J. 

N.Y.,Merc.Tr.Co.  A  Phil, 
do             do 
None  paid. 

Men.  1,  1905 
June  1,  2000 
Deo.  1,  2000 
1897-'98i 
July  1,  1938 
Jan.   1,  194S 

2d  coniwtl.  M.  ($25.000,000),  gold  (see  rem.)  —  o* 

toot  Sabine  Val.4  IT.  TT.-lst  M.  $12.000  p.m.,  g..o 

38 

1888 
1893 

1,000 

Road  sold  Mar.  2,  1897. 

50 

r.iio  ,vc. 
1,000 

500  Ac. 

100 
100 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

46 
46 

7 

inn:  K 

1852 

1875 
1875 

AILWA 

|* 

7 

See  text. 
5  per  an. 
5g- 
5  «• 
5  g. 
6&  7 

M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 

Q^j. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  D. 

(.Jiiar. 

Phll.,Newbold's  SonACo 
Elmira.CheinungCo.Bk. 
do              iln 

N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

Nov.  1,  1915 
Oct.   1,  1908 
Oct.    1,  1905 

Nov.  25,  1893 
July25,'96,m 
July  1,  1935 
Oct.    1,  1935 
June  1,  1935 
See  text. 

Elmlra  State  Line  Railroad  1st  mortgage,  gnar.. 
tMtdo  Ann  Arbor  <t  Xorlh  Michigan—  8KE  ANJ.  AR 

l>t  M  .  g..  limited  to  $3,000.00"  (V.  53,  p.  436)... 
western  Dlv.  1st  niort.  for  $'2.500.000,  gold...  .0* 

196 
Text. 
335 

1885 
1892 
1894 

Car  trusts.  Series  2.  5/6.  June  30.  1896  (prln'pal) 

Earning*.— Fiscal  year  ends  Oct.  31.    Report  for  1896  was  given  in  I 
V.  64,  p.  467.   showing  gross,   $595,719;   net,   $81,526;   rental   paid 
T.  n.  A  U,  $148,930;  bal.,  loss  to  lessee,  $67.404.    In  1894  5,  gioss, ' 
$680,649;  net,  $122,146.    (V.  63,  p.  31,   64 ;  V.  64,  p.  42,  85.  182, 
374,467.) 

Terre  Haute  &.  Fcorla  RR.— (See  Map  of  Pennsylvania  KR.)— 
Road  operated  from  Terre  Haute,  Ind.,  via  Decatur,  to  Peoria,  111.,  173 
miles,  of  which  145  miles  are  owned  and  28  miles  is  by  trackage  over 
other  roads.  From  Oct.  1. 1892,  leased  for  99  years  to  the  Terre  Haute 
&  Indianapolis  at  rental  of  30  per  cent  of  gross  earnings,  with  a  mini- 
mum sufficient  to  pay  interest  on  debt.  See  V.  55,  p.  766.  Lessee  owns 
$544,200  preferred  and  $1,388,000  common. 

COMMITTEE.  —  Interest  due  Sept.  1,  1896,  was  not  paid.  Bond- 
nolders'  Committee— Chairman,  Mark  T.  Cox,  James  A.  Blair,  James 
W.  Paul,  Jr.  Depositaries,  N.  Y.  Security  A  Trust  Co.  N.  Y.,  and 
Drexel  &  Co.,  Phfla.  A  majority  of  bonds  has  been  deposited  and  suit 
brought  for  the  appointment  of  a  receiver. 

The  console  [Union  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  trustee]  carry  the  guaranty  of 
the  T.  H.  A  Indianapolis.  In  year  ending  Oct.  31,  1896  (see  V.  64,  p. 
467)  lessee  reports  gross,  $»03,?>59;  net,  $18,663;  rentals  to  T.  H.  A  P., 
$121.068:  balance,  loss  to  lessee,  $102,405.  In  1894-95,  gross  earn- 
ngs,  $445,483;  net,  $67,543.  (V.  64,  p.  467.) 

Tehnantepec  National  Ry.  (mexlco)— See  V.  63,  p.  31. 

Texas  Central  RR.— ROAD— Runs  from  Ross,  in  McLennan  Co.  to 
Albany,  Tex.,  etc.,  186  mi  Irs.  This  railroad  company  in  January, 
1893,  took  over  the  railway  company's  main  line  sold  in  foreclosure 
April  22.  1891.  The  new  mortgage  provides  for  old  liabilities,  better- 
ments and  future  extensions.  On  Jan.  1,  1897,  $250,000  additional 
firsts  were  held  in  treasury.  As  to  Waco  &  North  Western  see  V.  64,  p.  707. 

Dividend*  on  Preferred.— In  1896,  Jan.,  3  p.  c.;  in  1897,  Jan.,  3  p.  o. 

In  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1896,  gross  $293,415,  net,  $84,288;  inter 
est  on  bonds,  $15,000;  dividends,  $39,735;  spent  for  improvements, 
etc.,  $29,493;  balance,  surplus  for  year,  $60.  In  1895  gross,  $317,- 
162;  net,  $111,786.  (V.  62,  p.  546;  V.  64,  p.  514,  707.) 

Texas  midland  RR.— Road  from  Ennis  on  Houston  A  Texas 
Central  Ry.  to  Paris,  Texas,  125  miles  (of  which  52  miles  Greenville 
to  Paris  completed  In  Oct.,  1896.)  Formerly  part  of  Texas  Central 
Ry.;  in  1893  purchased  by  Mrs.  Hetty  Green.  It  was  reported  in 
March  that  rails  had  been  purchased  to  extend  the  road  from  Green- 
ville to  Dallas  and  Waco,  130  miles. 

STOCK.— $500,000;  par,  $1OO.  Total  current  liabilities  July  1, 1895, 
•639,358,  Including  $86,866  unpaid  coupons.  For  year  ending  June 
30,  1896,  gross,  $141,876;  def.  under  operating,$27,197;  other  income, 
$129;  charges,  $171,352:  bal.,  deficit,  $198,420.  In  1894-95  gross 
earnings,  $193,577;  deficit  from  operating,  $20,747.  President,  E.  H. 
R.  Green,  Terrell,  Texas.— V.  63,  p.  839. 

Texas  &  New  Orleans  H  R.(of  1 8  74).— Houston.Tex.,  to  Orange, 
(Babints  River),  105  miles;  and  Sabine  City  to  Rockland,  102  miles; 
Texas  Transportation  Co.,  8  miles,  was  purchased  in  1896. 

BBCURITIBS  ETC.— A  reorganization  in  1874.  The  stock  is  $5,000,000, 
all  hut  $2,500  of  it  being  owned  by  the  Southern  Pacific.  Subsidy 
land!  Jan.  1, 1894,  were  734,969  acres;  other  lands  115,523  acres. 

EARNINGS.— 2  months.  <1897 Gross,  $250,013;  net,  $87,396 

Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.  <  1896 Gross,  228,401 ;  net,  72,150 

In  1896,  gross,  $1,395,966;  net.  $457,257.  In  1895gross,$l,632,910; 
net,  $675,251;  surplus,  including  other  Income,  over  charges  and 
taxes,  $365,768.  Gross  In  1894  $1,570,371;  net,  $620  40O  (V  56 
p.  700;  V.  57,  p.  218,  256;  V.  62,  p.  1140.) 

Texas  it.  Paclllc  Ry.-ROAD:  New  Orleans,  La.,  westerly  to  El 
Paso,  Texas,  1, 159  miles;  Marshall  via  Texarkana  Junction  and  Whites- 
boro  to  Fort  Worth,  316  miles;  branches,  24  miles;  total,  1499  of 
which  92  miles.  Sierra  Blanco  to  El  Paso,  is  trackage,  and  21  miles 
Shreveport  to  State  line,  leased,  leaving  1,386  miles  owned. 

OROANiZATiON.-In  1888  reorganized  by  the  plan  in  V.  43,  p.  164,  and 
V.  45,  p.  401,  without  having  the  foreclosure  sale  confirmed,,  thus  pre- 
serving the  original  Federal  charter.  Land  assets  Jan.  1,  1897  were 
86,954  acres,  some  13,000  town  lots  and  land  notes  $81  442  See 
also  Texas  Pacific  Land  Trust  in  "  Miscellaneous  Cos." 

BTOCK.-MO.  Pacific  Deo.31,1895,  owned  $6,525,000  stock, pledged  as 
KJKSHTJR/^S  Si"."1'11*  not08  ot  1895  and  valued  for  purpdse  of 

Deposit i""-"    ~* ~i>>-~" 'j'-'-^-'-"1!."1'--"- -*"""  "•.«••«>"»«  ujs. Trust  A  Safe 
frost  Co 

Jan. 
first  001 

Intereit  icrip,  Income  a¥d"limd"mVt"Dond8"(retirabte"underl  reorranl- 
*ation  agreement),  $298,142 ;  other  serlp,  $10,926. 


OKXKRAL  FINANCES.—  No  Interest  has  been  paid  on  second  5s,  but 

default  is  made  on  first  mortgage. 


there  Is  no  right  to  foreclose  unless 


s  morgage. 

Holders  of  one-third  of  tin'  outstanding  stcoudt,  however.  »av  reauire 
the  trustee  to  enter  upon  and  operate  the  property,  but  this  right  has 
never  been  exercised.  The  company  has  been  spending  its  earnings  In 
needed  Improvement*  Jan.  1,  1897,  about  40  miles  of  Irou  rails  re- 
mained to  be  replaced  by  steel,  contracted  to  be  done  in  1897. 


ANNUAL  REPORT. — Annual  meeting  Is  held  In  New  York  on  the  third 
Wednesday  in  March.    Report  for  1896  was  In  V.  64,  p.  564. 
Year  ending  Dee.  31—    1896.  1895.  1894.  1893. 

Gross  earnings $6,825,145     $7,015,309     $7,353,013     $7,:; 

Net  earnings 1,457,559       1,614,648        1,863,189        !,!> 

Other  receipts 109,533  86,324  71,954          117,768 


$2,030,533 

$!il,VJ7 
1,279,490 


Total  income  ....$1,567,092    $1,700,972     $1,935,143 

Paid  rentals,  etc $81,326         $83,877        $109,277 

Interest  on  debt 1,279,490      1,279,490       1,279,490 

Surplus  for  year.    $206,276       $337,605        $546,376        $659,916 
New  equip.  r.est.,etc.  $212,287       $182,633        $278,041        $1: 
—(V.  60,  p.  6 1 9,  523;  V.  62,  p.  544;  V.  63,  p.  153,  649;  V.  64,  p.  564.) 

Texas  Sabine  Valley  &  Northwestern  Ky.— Longview  Junc- 
tion, Texas,  to  Boren,  Texas,  40  miles.  Reported  sold  in  foreclosure 
Mar.  2, 1897,  to  F.  T.  Rembert,  D.  D.  Durham  and  G.  T.  Merrill  of 
Longview,  and  the  Grigsby  Construction  Company  of  Jefferson,  Tex., 
for  a  total  of  $10,000.  For  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $34,-iii-: 
net.  $7.280.  In  1894-5.  gross.  $46,598;  net,  $12,556;  charges,  $15,7(12. 
In  1893-94,  gross,  $51,918.— (V.  62,  p.  1179;  V.  63,  p.  155;  V.  64,  i 

Toledo  Ann  Arbor  &  North  Mich.— SEE  ANN  ARBOR  RR. 

Toledo  &  Ohio  Central  Hy.—f/iee  Map) — This  road,  well  shown 
on  the  accompanying  map,  is  made  up  as  follows : 


Lines  owned.  Miles. 

Toledo  to  Bremen 173 

Alum  Creek  to  Truro  Juno 4 

New  Lexington  to  Corning. ...    13 
Prentice  to  Thurston 145 


Trackage  (37  miles.)  Utia. 

In  Toledo  (L.  8.  A  M.  8.) 1 

Bremen  to  New  Lexington 11 

To  Millfleld  and  to  Carrington   25 

Total  operated 372 


Total  owned 335 

ORGANIZATION. — Formed  after  sale  in  foreclosure  of  the  Ohio  Central 
main  line  on  April  15,  1885.  In  October,  1890,  a  large  interest  in  the 
Kauawha  &  Michigan  (which  see)  was  acquired,  and  In  Aug.,  1893.  an 
extension  of  the  K.  &  M.  connecting  with  the  Ches.  A  Ohio  was  opened. 
The  Toledo  Columbus  A  Cincinnati  was  purchased  in  1892 — see  terms 
V.  55,  p.  590,  and  as  since  extended  forms  the  Western  Division. 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— Common  stock  was  increased  in  February,  1891, 
from  $1,849,000  to  $4,849,000,  and  in  March,  1893,  to  $6,500,000,  for 
extensions,  rolling  stock  and  improvements. 

The  preferred  Is  entitled  to  5  per  cent  non-cumulative,  then  common 
to  5,  then  preferred  to  2,  then  common  to  2,  then  both  share,  pro  rata. 

DIVIDENDS. — On  common:  In  1891,  2  per  cent;  in  1892.4  p.  c.;  1n 
1893,  2  p.  o.;  none  since.  On  preferred  from  April,  1890,  to  July, 
1896,  inclusive,  5  p.  c.  yearly  (1%  quar.);  none  since.  V.  64,  p.  135. 

BONDS.—  Western  Division  mortgage  covers  the  road  from  Toledo 
to  Truro  Junction,  139  miles,  and  also  (subject  to  the  first  mort- 
gage of  1885)  the  rest  of  the  property.  See  V.  55.  p.  322. 545,  590,  625. 

General  mortgage  of  1894  (Central  Trust  Co.,  New  York,  trustee)  is 
for  $2,OOO,000,  secured  by  a  general  mortgage  on  all  the  railway,  prop 
erty,  terminals,  equipment,  rights  and  franchises  of  the  company  now 
owned  or  hereafter  acquired ;  $1,500,000  has  been  issued  to  pay  the 
indebtedness  incurred  and  to  be  incurred  in  the  completion  or  the 
Columbus  Line  and  in  acquiring  and  improving  the  extensive  termin- 
als at  Columbus — see  V.  62,  p.  594. 

The  Toledo  A  Ohio  Central  guarantees  the  principal  and  interest  01 
the  Kanawha  A  Michigan  first  mortgage  bonds.  (S«  e  that  company.) 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— In  March,  1896,  were  listed  on  the  New  YorV 
Stock  Exchange  $1,500,000  general  mortgage  bonds  issued  for  tin 
purposes  stated  in  V.  62,  p.  594. 

The  unencumbered  equipment  consists  of  73  locomotives,  34  passen 
ger  cars  and  2,862  freight  cars.  The  car  trust  obligations  now  m  Com 
cover  14  locomotives  and  2,850  freight  cars;  they  have  been  reducei 
from  $1,181,284  to  $363,206  on  June  30, 1896;  $161,062  a 

Fixed         Jial.,incl 

EARNINGS.— 8  mo*.     Gross.  Net.  Charges,    vlh.i- 

July  1  to  <  1896-7.. .$1,187,409        $306,903         $305,724 
Feb. 28.  j  1895-6...    1,354,734  444,789  311,015          14-. 1" 

FLOATING  DEBT.— On  June  30,  1896,  loans  and  bills  payable  wer 
$413,240. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Annual  meeting  is  heli 
at  Toledo  on  the  first  Monday  in  September.  Report  for  1895-96  w» 
in  V.  63,  p.  752.  Of  total  tonnage  60  per  cent  in  1895-96  was  b: 
luminous  coal. 

Years  ending  June  30 —  1896. 

Miles  operated 372 

Gross  earnings $1,944,503 

Net  earnings $617,845 

Other  Income 9,533 

Total  net  Income $627,378 

Interest,  taxes,  etc 469,564 

Dividends 185,400 

Balance def.$27,586        sur.  $5.340      def.*72,24 

-(V.  63,  p.  226,  457,  T52,  756 ;  V.  64,  p.  135,  566.) 


1895. 
367 
$1,903,990 
$605,584 
9,421 

1894. 
347 
$1,64 

11,89 
$539,?! 

367,:i: 

$615,005 
424,265 
185,400 

1887.] 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


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will  confer  a  creat  tmror  by  clTlnc  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  dUcorered  In  these  Tables. 


RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 

Bonds 

SUe,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OB  DIVIDENDS. 

Bmutt—  Prlnol- 
pal.When  Due. 
Slocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  heading*,  Ac.,  see  notes 
on  Ont  page  of  tables. 

Rate  per 

Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
whom. 

IW.  *  Ohio  Cent.  Krl.-Marietta  Mineral  1st  M.,  g.  . 

45 
15 

1885 
1888 

|s:M 
1887 

-inu.Vr. 
1,000 
1.000 
1,000 

$650,000 
850,000 
600,000 
4,895,000 
219,645 
11,250,000 
5,805,000 
166,374 
9,OOO,OOO 
938,859 
1,6OO,OOO 
1,649,000 
2.50O.OOO 
1,500,000 
1,008,000 
3,280,000 
250,000 
190,000 
275,000 
1,000,000 
1,794,600 
1,852,000 
200,000 
187,500 
60,868,500 
6,475,000 
1,598,000 
1,920,000 
5,999,000 
8,837,000 
2,400,000 

e  e- 

58' 

s«- 

M.  &  N. 
M.  &  N. 
F.  A  A. 
J.   A   J. 
Jan. 

May,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 
See  text. 
In  default. 
N.  Y.,  Third  Nat.  Bank. 
N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  A  T.  Co. 

May  1,  1916 
Nov.  1,  1938 
Aug.  1,  10H 
July  1,  1917 
1905 

Toledo  Ptoria  *  Sail-lit  if.,  (for  $5,000.000),  g.o' 

230 

Toledo  St.  Lout*  <t  Kutuia  Oily.—  Common  stock... 
Preferred  stock,  4  per  cent,  non  cumulative  

451 
451 



ibo 

100 

5 

eg. 

J.'A'D. 

451 

1886 

1,000 

Dec.  '92,  coup,  last  paid 

June  1,  1918 
Monthly. 

Mote*  payable,  iiu-1.  equip,  contracts,  June  30,  '95. 

100 

1,000 
100 

1,00(1 
1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 

50 
1,000 
100 
1,000 
100 
500  Ac. 
100 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

lit  mortgage  

96 
125 
125 

1888 

1891 

isii:i 

IS'.lfi 

lss:f 
1883 

1882 
1888 

5 

J.  &  J. 

N.  Y.,  Office,  271  B'way. 

July  1,  1918 

Toledo  Watkondina  Valley  <t  Ohio—  Stock  

4>«g. 
4»sg. 

4«- 
3g. 

7  per  an. 
5 

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

N.Y.,  Fanners'  L'n  ATr. 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Host.  &  London. 
Jan.,  '96,  paid  Feb.,  'a? 

July  1,  1931 
July  1,  1938 
June  1 
Jan.    1,  1938 
Jan.   1,  1933 

^Sjfi'ooo  oo6'*goioT"     "  \  B'  °     do        o" 

Toronto  Hamilton  d  Buffalo—  1st  mortgage,  gold.c' 
tVOMTM  OMy  RR.—  First  mortgage,  gold  

82 
26 

Troy  *  Oreenbiuh—  Stock,  7  per  cent  rental,  N.Y.C. 
Jyronr  *  Clrarjteld—l»t  M.,  guar.  p.  A  1.  Pa.  RR.. 
Jitter*  Delaware-Stock  ($3,000,000  authorized)  .  . 
Oonsol.  M   for  $2  OOO.OOO,  gold  o* 

6 
105 

iba 

J."A"J. 

N.  Y..  Gr.  Cent.  Station. 
All  owned  by  Penn.  R  K. 

Jan.   2,  1912 

5g. 

J.   &  D. 

N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 

June  1,  1928 

lit  M.,$25O,OOO,$12,50O  p.m.,g.,  red.  at  110  cM-r 

.... 

1893 

5g. 

J.   A  J. 

N.  Y.,  De  Coppet  A  Co. 

Jan.   2,  1933 
Apr.  1,  1884 
Jan.  1,  1896 
Jan.   1,  1897 
July  1,  1897 
Jan.   1,  1898 
July  1,  1898 
Jan.   1,  1890 

1st  M.,  Omaha  to  near  Ogden,  1,035  miles,  gold.  . 
Do                   do                   do 
Do                   do                   do 
Do                   do                   do 
Do                   do                   do 
Do                   do                   do 

1,035 
1,035 
1,035 
i  ,o:if> 
1,035 
1,035 

1866 

1H(!7 
1867 
1868 
1868 
1869 

6  g.    J.   &   J. 
6  g.     J.   &  J 
6  K.    'J.   &  J 
6  g.    |J.    &   J. 
6  g.    ij.    &   J. 
6  g.    J.   &   J. 

Jan.,'97,  pd.  March,  '97 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
lo              do 
do              no 

Toledo  Oc  Ohio  Central  Extemtlon.—  Owns  from  Moore's 
Junction  to  Palos,  Ohio.  42-08  m.;  branches.  7-42  m.;  total  owned 
49-50  miles;  trackage  (Baltimore  &  Ohio  So.  Western)  Marietta 
to  Moore's  Junction/Ohio,  3-20  m.  Of  the  first  5s  $300.000  <Nos. 
1  to  30O)  had  Interest  guaranteed  by  the  Tol.  A  Ohio  Cent.  RR.  Co.  The 
guaranteed  Int.  of  Nov.,  '96,  was  paid  by  the  T.  A  O.  O.  A  receiver  was 
appointed  In  Nov.,  1893;  receiver  now  is  T.  D.  Dale,  of  Marietta,  Ohio. 
Receivers'  certificates  for  $25,000  have  been  Issued.  Foreclosure  suits 
under  three  mortgages  have  been  instituted.  J.  S.  Darand,  146  Broad- 
way, N.  Y.,  Is  secretary  of  Marietta  Mineral  Ry.  bondholders'  commit- 
tee. J.  L.  Farrell,  66  Broadway,  N.  Y.,  Is  secretary  of  /em  and  general 
mortgage  committee.  On  July  1,  1895,  capital  stock  was  $2,100,000  ; 
equipment  obligations,  $18,803;  current  liabilities,  $68,367. 

EARNINGS.—  For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $66,466  ;  net' 
$1,381.  In  1894-95,  gross,  $52,718;  deficit  under  operating  ex. 
penses,  $4,595  ;  other  Income,  $2,525.  In  1893-4,  gross,  $49,881' 
deficit  under  oper.  exp.,  $21,337.  (V.  57,  p.  854,  894.) 

Toledo  Peorla  ic,  Western  By.—  (  See  Map  of  Pennsylvania  RR.) 

—  Owns  from  EffniT,  Indiana  State  fine,  to  Warsaw,  £11.,  220  miles  ;  La 
Harpe  to  Iowa,  111.,  10  m.;  jointly  with  Wabash,  1  mile  ;  trackage  to 
Peoria  and  Burlington,  la.,  17  m.;  total,  248  miles. 

ORGANIZATION.—  In  1894  joint  ownership  and  management  by  Pa. 
RR.  and  C.  B.  &  Q.  was  arranged. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS.—  Stock  is  $4,500,000  (par  $100),  of  which  $423,- 
100  Is  in  treasury.  Abstract  of  mortgage  (Charles  Moran,  Thomas 
Denny  and  Cornelius  B.  Gold,  trustees).  (V.  45,  p.  242.)  As  to  voting 
power  on  bonds  see  V.  61,  p.  514. 

In  October,  1894,  coupons  of  July  1,  1894,  and  Jan.  1,  and  July 
1,  1895  (3  coupons),  were  paid  $5  in  cash  and  $15  in  debenture  5  p.  o. 
•crip  payable  10  years  from  Jan.  1,  1895,  for  each  coupon  ;  said  scrip 
secured  by  deposit  of  the  coupons  funded.  (See  V.  61,  p.  514.)  Coupons 
dne  Jan,  1,  1897,  were  paid  in  cash  on  that  date.  .  Bills  payable  (for 
equipment),  Juno  30,  1896,  $297,190. 

EARNINGS.—  9  months,  )  1  896-97.  .  ..Gross,  $685,428;  net,  $176,781 
July  1  to  March  31.  J  1895-96  ...Gross,  784,784;  net,  208,407 

Deficit  under  charges,  $30,248  in  1896-97;  surplus,  $20,422  in  1895-96. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.—  Report  for  1895-96  In  V.  63,  p.  501,  showed  : 

Tear.  Gross  Earn'oe.     Net  Revenue.     Int.  <t  Taxes.       Balance. 

1895-96  ........  $1,010,270  $262,638  *253,549       sur.*9,089 

1894-95  ........  953,238  208,977  240,371  def.31.394 

—  (V.  59,  p.  29,  314,  601,6sr,  V.  61,  p.  514;  V.  63,  p.  26,  501.) 

Toledo  St.  !,«>  ul»  &  Kansas  City  RB.—  ROAD  —  Owns  from 
Toledo  to  East  St.  Louis,  451  miles  (eiijlbs.  steel);  sidings,  etc.,  72 
mles,  also  has  trackage  to  St.  Louis  and  Toledo  Union  depots. 

RECEIVERSHIP,  REORGANIZATION,  &c.—  On  May  19,  1893,  receiver  was 
appointed;  receiver  is  now  R.  B.  F.  Peirce.  In  December,  1895 
9169,000  certificates  were  authorized  for  new  coal  cars. 

Pint  mortgage  bondholders'  committee  (address,  Continental  Trust 
Company,  N.  Y.),  consists  of  John  C.  Havemeyer,  H.  O.  Armour,  R.  B. 
Hartahorne,  O.  T.  Bannard  and  Morton  S.  Paton.  In  September  1895 
nearly  $8,000,000  bonds  had  been  deposited  with  them.  Certificates 
of  deposit  of  bonds  were  listed  on  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange  in  Nov.,  1893. 
In  Oct.,  1896,  foreclosure  was  being  pushed.  Preferred  stock  case 
has  been  appealed.  —  See  V.  64,  p.  288. 

Preferred  stockholders'  committee:  3.  M.  Qulgley,  of  N.  Y.,  Halsey  J. 
Boardman,  Boston,  and  Charles  Ilamltn,  Bangor,  Me.—  (V.  62,  p.  742.) 

BONDS.—  The  first  mortgage,  bonds  carry  coupons  of  June  1,  1893 
Farmers'  Loan  A  Trust  Co.  and  J.  E.  McDonald,  mortgage  trustees. 
Abstract  of  mortgage  in  V.  45.  p.  403.  On  July  1,  1895,  there  were 
•938,859  notes  payable,  inoludiug  equipment  contracts  ;  current  lia- 
bilities. Including  over-due  coupons,  $1,669,882. 

There  are  also  purchase  money  judgments  from  previous  foreclosure 
amounting  to  $400,000,  carrying  interest,  which  are  claimed  to  be  a 
Hen  ahead  of  first  mortgage  bonds.  See  V.  63,  p.  839. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.—  Jan.  1  to  April  7,  3^  months,  gross,  $563  171  in 


fear. 
1805-96 
1894-95 
1893-94 


—.'.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Report  for  1894-95  was 
*•»,  showing  earnings  as  follows : 

<;/••«.«.           Net.          Interest.  Taxes.  Balance- 

.$2,005.755    $442,137    $540,000  $90,000  def.$187  863 

.   1,819.399      406.473      540,000  90,000  def.    223  527 

.   1,536,681      262,908      540,000  88,700  def.    365)792 
N.  Y.  office,  44  Wall  St,— (V.  64,  p,  42, 182,  288,  331.) 

Toledo  Saglnaw  &  muskegon  By.— From  Muskegon,  Mich.,  to 
Ashley,  Mich.,  96  miles,  connecting  with  the  Toledo  Ann  Arbor  &  North 
Michigan.  On  August  1, 1888,  the  Grand  Trunk  of  Canada  purchased 
the  $!,600,000  stick  Issued,  and  above  bonds  were  issue*  'harim?  a 
traffic  guarantee  from  that  road  and  the  Chicago  A  Grand  Trunk. 
fZSZ0"-31*^?*  Interest.  Deficit.  Advanced.^) 

afc:::*B*  tt?B3B   *»   "MS     $i^li 

f  Thete  sums  were  advanced  under  traffic  guarantee. 


Toledo  Walhoiidln*:  Valley  Ar  Ohio  Hit  —Owns  road  In 
operation  from  Toledo  Junction  to  Toledo,  O.,  8O  miles,  and  from 
Loudonville  to  Coshocton,  O.,  45  miles;  trackage  (Pitts.  Ft.  W.  &  0.), 
Toledo  Jot.  to  Mansfield,  O.,  7  miles ;  total,  132  miles. 

LEASE,  ETC. — Leased  for  net  earns,  to  the  Penn.  Co.,  which  Jan.  1, 
1896, .owned  $580,000  of  the  stock  and  guarantees  the  bonds.  The 
bonds  are  not  subject  to  call. 

EARNINGS.— For  year  ending  Deo.  31,  1896,  gross.  $707,277  ;  net, 
$177,717 ;  other  income,  $22,989 ;  interest  and  rentals,  etc.,  $179,851; 
balance  surplus  for  year,  $20,855.  In  1895,  gross,  $715,729. 

Toronto  Hamilton  &  Buffalo  BB.— Road,  Hamilton  to 
Waterford,  Ont.,  43  miles,  and  Hamilton  to  Wellaud,  39  miles.  In 
operation  in  April,  1897;  connects  at  Hamilton  with  Grand  Trunk  of 
Canada  and  Canadian  Pacific  Ry.  (See  V.  62,  p.  319.)  First  mortgage 
is  for  $40,000  per  mile.  The  American  Loan  A  Trust  Co.  of  Boston, 
S.  E.  Peabody  and  C.  F.  Fox  are  trustees  of  new  mortgage.  For  traffic 
agreement  with  N.  Y.  Central,  Michigan  Central,  Canada  Southern  and 
Canadian  Pacific  [which  four  companies  will  own  and  place  in  trust  70 
per  cent  of  the  capital  stock],  see  V.  61,  p.  753.  (V.  61,  p.  197,  753; 
V.  62,  p.  319.  871:  V.  63.  i>.  359  1 

Traverse  City  BB.— Owns  road  from  Walton  to  Traverse  City, 
Mich.,  2ti  miles;  openelin  1872.  Leased  in  1883  to  Grand  Rapids  A 
Indiana  RR.,  but  not  included  in  the  reorganization  of  that  company 
in  1896.  Capital  stock  is  $205,000;  par  $100.  For  year  ending 
Dec.  31, 1896.  gross,  $44, 551;  net.  6,893;  Interest  on  bonds,  $7,500 ; 
bal.  def.  for  year,  $607.  President,  Perry  Hannah,  Traverse  City,  Mich. 

Troy  *  Greenbush.— Owns  from  Troy  to  Albany,  6  miles,  double 
track ;  leased  to  N.  Y.  Central  in  1851. 

Ulster  &  Delaware  BB.— Owns  from  Rondout  (Hudson  Elver), 
N.  Y.  to  Stamford,  74  miles;  proprietary  roads  leased,  entire  stock 
owned.  Delaware  A  Otsego  RR.,  Hobart  to  Bloomville,  9  miles;  Stony 
Clove  A  Catskill  Mountains  RR.  (narrow  gauge),  Phojnicla  to  Hunter, 
15  miles;  Hobart  Branch  RR.,  4  miles.  Owns  Kaaterskill  RR.,  7  miles. 
Total,  109  miles. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Statement  for  1895-96  was  in  V.  63,  p.  556. 
Yrx.end.  JuneSO.  Gross.          Net.         Other  inc.  Int.,  taxes. etc.  Bal..  iur. 

1895-96 $419,354     $104,441       $16,707       $112,370         $8,778 

1894-95 405,227          90,148          34,128          113,128          11,148 

— (V.  59,  p.  880;  V.  61,  p.  364;  V.  63,  p.  556.) 

Viiailillu  Valley  Ball  way.— Owns  road  from  Bridgewater  to 
New  Berlin,  N.  Y.;  20  miles  opened  in  July,  1895.  Connects  D.  L.  A 
W.  with  New  Berlin  branch  of  N.  Y.  O.  &  W. 

Union  Pacific  Hallway.— Lines  owned  directly.— Main  line 
(former  Union  Pacific  Railroad)  Council  Bluffs  to  Ogden  and  branches, 
1,039  miles;  former  Kansas  Pacific  Railway,  Kansas  City  to  Denver, 
643  miles,  and  Leaven  worth  to  Lawrence,  34  miles ;  former  Denver 
Pacific  R'y,  Denver  to  Cheyenne,  106  miles ;  total  owned,  1,822  miles. 

The  "Union  Pacific  System"  on  January  1, 1896,  comprised  4,904 
miles  (same  as  in  1895),  against  7,691  miles  In  1894,  the  Denver  L.  A 
G.,  Ore.  Ry.  &  Nav.,  Un.  Pac.  D.  &  G.  and  Ft.  Worth  &  Denver  City 
lines  having  passed  into  the  hands  of  separate  receivers. 


Lines  oicned  A  controlled.    Mttel 
St.  Joseph  &  Grand  Island...    251 
Cent.  Branch  &  leased  lines.    3 
Other  small  roads 131 


Total  March  1, 1897 5,087 


Lines  owned  A  controlled.    Miles. 

Union  Pacific 111,822 

Kansas  Central 165 

Omaha  A  Republican  Val —    482 

Kansas  City  &  Omaha IT    193 

U.  P.  Lincoln  A  Colorado. .  .11    225 
Oregon  Short  Line   1,430  I 

U  These  properties,  having  securities  of  their  own  held  by  the  public, 
are  separately  described  in  this  SUPPLEMENT. 

Also  controlled  the  Central  Branch  Unii>»  Pacific  and  leased  lines(388 
miles)  which  are  operated  by  the  Missouri  Pacific  under  an 
agreement  with  Union  Pacific  for  twenty-five  years  from  1885. 
Also  owns  jointly  with  other  companies  Montana  Union,  72  miles. 
Grand  total,  Including  one-half  Montana  Union  was  5,328  miles  on 
Jan.  1 . 1896,  against  8,167  miles  in  1894. 

In  July,  1898,  the  Oregon  Short  Line,  St.  Joseph  <fc  Grand  Island 
and  Kansas  City  A  Omaha,  included  above  (1,872  miles  in  all),  were 
being  separately  organized,  and  appeared  likely  to  pass  permanently 
out  of  the  system. 

HISTORY,  Ac. — This  Railway  company  was  formed  by  consolidation 
Jan.  24, 1880,  of  Union  Pacific  RR.  and  Kansas  Pacific  and  Denver 
Pacific.  The  Union  Pacific  RR.  was  chartered  July  1, 1862. 

The  Kansas  Pacific  was  organized  as  "  Leaveuworth  Pawuee  &  West- 
ern" in  1861;  then  changed  to  "Union  Pacific,  Eastern  Division,"  June 
6. 1863,  and  to  "  Kansas  Pacific"  on  March  3,  1869.  The  line  connect- 
ing the  Kansas  Pacific  with  the  Union  Pacific  was  constructed  by  th» 
Kansas  Pacific  under  a  charter  dated  Nov.  19, 1867,  and  was  opened 
Jan.  1, 1871.  The  Kansas  Pacific  Eastern  Div.  an  I  -the  Middle  Div. 
bonds  are  designated  on  the  bonds  Union  Pacific  Eastern  Div.,  that 
being  the  corporate  title  of  road  in  1865-66  when  bonds  were  issued. 

RECEIVERSHIP.— President  S.  H.  H.  Clark,  Oliver  W.  Mtuk  and  E 
Ellery  Anderson  were  appointed  receivers  October  13,  18S13,  (V.  5 
p.  639).     In  November   Frederic  R.  Coudert  and   J.  W.  Doane  ap 
"n'.ated  addition*!  -eoei"«rs.    New  York  office,  27  William  StreetJtttWi 


APRIL,  1S»7. j 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


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Value. 

Amount 

Outstanding 

INTKREST  OK  DIVIDKNUB. 

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Dividend. 

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3d  mortgage  currency  (Government  subsidy)  .  .  . 
M  mortgage.  e«rreoey  (OoTernment  subsidy)  .  .  . 
9d  moncxce.  currency  (  3oTernmenl  -ub-ldy  )  .  .  . 
8.  F.  MM.  on  road  (l*t  on  land)  g..  see  text.  .CAT 
Omaha  bridge  bond*  (s.  f.  drawn  at  1  lO).gold.c',*r 
BTT-  —  '  Kinking  fund,  not  drawm,  gold  r 
Tar***  Pacific  bond*— 
lMt.DlT.-C.  P..E.D."l*tM..0l6,OOOp.m..g. 
Mid.  Dtv.  "Union  Pae..  E.  D."  1-t  awtt.,  gold... 
M  mortgage  (to  C.  8.  OOT.)  on  394  m.  W.  Mo.  R. 
Do                   do                   do 
Do                   do                   do 
Do                   do                   do 
Leavenworth  Br.  1st  M.  <»S82,OOO  in  trust)... 
Dearer  Pacific,  l.t  M.  gold  (0971.OOO  In  tru.ti  .  . 
Kan.  Pae..  Denver  Extension,  let  M..  gold-.  .e-  AT 
Income  mortgage  (0253.S5O  held  In  truMi  c 
laeom*  BL.aa»ordlBAted.  83^91.100  held  In  tr. 
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3,738.000 
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1,056,000 

2,082.000 
4,063.000 
640.000 
1.440.OOO 
9,800,000 
1.423.OOO 

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11.724.000 
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4.677.000 

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U.S.  Treas.,  at  maturity, 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
Mar..  '96,  coup,  lost  pd. 
N.Y.J  P.M.*  Co.  ALon. 
Oct.,  '94  pd.  NOT.  2/94. 

Aug.,'05,  pd  Nov.19/96 
Deo.,'94.  pd.  Nov.19/96 

Feb.  1,  1896 
Jan.   1,  1897 
Jan.   1,  1898 
Jan.   1,  1899 
Sept.  1,  1899 
Apr.   1,  1896 
Oct.    1,  1915 

Aug.  1.  1895 
June  1,  1896 
Nov.  1,  1895 
Jan.   1,  1896 
Jan.   1.  1897 
Jan.   1,  1898 
Jan.   1,  1896 
May    1,  1890 
May    i,  1899 
Julv  1,  1916 
Jily  1,  1916 
May   1,  1919 
July  1,  1908 
Deo.  1,  1907 
Nov.  1,  1918 
Mar  1,  1921 
See  text. 

310.600  y'rly! 
$74,000  y'rij. 



M.  A   8. 
A.        O. 
A.        O. 

F.        A. 
J.        D. 

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M.         N 
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F.        A. 
A.       0. 
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1,000 
1.000 
1.000 

504e. 

May,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 
do              do 
May  ,  '94,  pd.  July  17/96 

1.000 

1,000 

1.000 
1,000 
1.000 
l.OOOAc 

1,000 

I.OOO 
1.000 

Nov-.TO,  p~dl  Dci.15/93 
N.  Y..  Union  Trust  Co. 
Dee.,-96.  pd.  Jan.  1  1  /97 
May.  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 

„'.  Pae,  collateral  trust,  gold,  a.  t  draw*  at  105.  c- 
Collateral  trust  of  1883.  (old.  s.  f.  not  dr"n  

Collat.  trust.  Den.  L.  A  Gon.  (03.25O.OOO).g  o* 
Kan.  Dtv.aad  CoLTr.M..  gold,  red.  atUO....  c-Ar 
Collat.  trust  (old  mote*  fertMJMO.OOO.  OAT 
taalp.  bond*  Berte-  A,  lw  doe  yearly  In  Oct       e* 
I>o             BertesB,  1,0  due  y-arly  In  April  ... 
Do             SerlesC,  i-o  dne  yearly  In  April.... 
f  Pledged  for  r.  P.  Col.  Tr.  cold  note  0*.  of  *91. 

ft 

N.  Y.,J.P.M;i  Oo.ABoet. 

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See  text. 
See  text. 

L— In  January.  1497.  the  Attorney  General  of  the 
Elates  entered  Into  an  arreement  with  the  Fltagerald  reor- 
gaoiiaUon  committee  for  the  forealoaare  sale  of  this  property  under 
both  the  fir**  .aorta-age  aad  the  Government  Hen,  a  syndicate  guaran- 
taaing  to  the  <  iorerrssent  as  a  minimum  price  045.754.OOO.  This  Is. 
together  with  ••J0.6---9.0-0  heretofore  paid  by  the  company  by  trana- 
portatlon  and  cash,  equivalent  to  the  prlaelpal  of  the  subsidy  bonds 
with  Interest  at  "»  por  eaat  frota  their  I  sen*.  The  Government's  rela- 
tion. W  the  property  wfll  be  terminated  at  the  foreclosure  sale. 

gepretontatlTM  of  the  Gorr rnment  have  been  admitted  M  parties  to 
.^KMloaure  salt  and  the  reorganisation  committee  has  deposited 
04^00.000  with  the  Halted  State*  Trust  Co..  being  10  per  eri.  • 
aniount  guaranteed  the  GOT  - 


below)  etc..  are  reducing  the  aetu 
about  038^01  J3«.    Bee  V.  04  p.  «5 

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sinking  fond*  (soe  ••  debt 
actual  net  money  to  be  paid  to 


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date  of  Jan. 


. 
1807,  •uotuieed  Its  Intention  of  limiting  this 

tilcbrorold"bon<l»tob-'i^ttr-.i 


ooo  ooo 


lubjeet  to  modification  of  allotmoat  to  Junior  swan- 
Ms*.  aotaMy  .Inking  road  8*  aaa  K.  P.  r-aaohi.) 
»e«r-.M^-dfor-«rO*msatotGsT.rnmsaTdew4.**.. 


*ot  Bied. 


newal  5s 

saaas  rselle  Divisional  lot  0* 
• 

ollaioralSa 


tagm-n'.  of  old 

Ma  Pae  .t/x-k  pay.  »•>•  :  •)•>  p.  r  ,..-.- 


-.., 


.. 

5OO 

-... 

nloa  Pacific  Item.  V.  61.  p.  424. 
-'-Interest  la  default  on  and  to  Jan.  1.1807.  OB 

...  to  he  paid  to  eaah  as  It  matures:  the 
r  cent  i  between)  old  bond  surroadered  and  new 


•  100 


•ataary  tn 
to-  *am- 

nm  hi.l  .,( 

^^•.dnll, 


rat*  rj  p*r    •  :it> 
^^•1*  adja-ted  to  the  maturity  of  the  old  bond  by  a  eaah  pay 

•  tSi  the  MW  botrfa  an  kiro*. 

Im-HNiif  AVMf  w«K  -A  syndlcatr  win  fnrnlsh  the  ram  of  010, 
UOOO  for  pnrehase  of  ooupo-M.  etc.,  and  th*r  may  he  called  upon  If 
'  rto-raaia  the  amount  t.,  015.OOO.OM.    Another  srndlrat-. 
itr.i.  M  the  bat,  goanuMMa  the  mini- 
.4.000  to  the  <  ioTeraawnt 

K,~iJ*«m,i.t  KM.-J.  r.  Morran  *  On.  plan 
<-ha»g«  »f  oM  a  per  cent  eertMoatrs. 
t  par  earn*  -s-tHs»m  «/a  ao-i  ti  aat.    TbeoM 

ffSSR 


,   ,, 


15  par  eoat  In  preferred 
rhaa  hmawaV  If  by  Feb.  l.  190-1.  there 
••  ta  eaah  (la  addltloa  to  said  pre- 
1  the  new  eerUlcates  with  Interest  ac- 


il^  .ball  rw»  sold 

applied  toward  such  pay. 
k  .  Un  ..r  i  i     an  -    Iteei     • 


such  payment. 

• 


dloate  at  par.    The  Mnore  Cora- 
•n  Paelflc  will  har-  the 
eferrad 


Ideratkm  for  the  prei 
l«  la  aay  way  for  Hi-  new 
I  In  V  *4.  p.  567. 
r  thl*  Co 


I  of  n-w 

.    0eo  aeparale  .tat-tnent  fi>r 

•tMlats  of  If.  I.  Tboroell.  O.  J.  WeUlar, 

iaajc*.  Rowtaad  Da-la  aad  W.  E.  Olyn; 
-t.  p.  665.( 

••  WasMsi  Mraet.  X-w  York: 
'  .««..  and  William  K.  Ulyn; 

. 


Otker  Otmmittet*. — See  the  several  statement*  in  this  ScrrLBttaWT 
for  the  subsidiary  roads,  Oregon  Short  Line,  etc. 

DEBT  TO  C.  8.— /itta-oat  on  the  U.  8.  loan*  Is  not  obligatory  till  the 
principal  kt  doe,  but  the  Thurman  act  of  May.  1878.  provide,  that 
35  per  eaat  of  the  net  earnings  after  deducting  Interest  on  the  nrst 
mortgage  bond*  aad  eoaotraetion  and  equipment  expenditure* 
•hallb*  applied  annually  to  interest  aad  sinking  hm,l 

Tntml  U».rmt.*+H»U.  M.  was  thus  stated  Jan.  1.1897.  Principal. 
037,3*4513:  Interest  aeerned  aad  not  paid.  0687.495;  Interest  paid 
by  United  States,  046.094.744;  repaid  by  Onion  Padno,  016.130.078: 
balance  of  Interest  paid  by  U.  8.,  039.064.666.  On  Kama,  rarijlc 

Interest.  06.47*.OIO.  Total 


debt,  principal  aad  Interest,  leas  sinking  fund,  amounted  In  1893  to 
about  05-..000.000.  maturing  In  1 895-00.    V.  57.  p.  506. 

On  January  1. 1«07.  the  n**inf  j»nA  for  U.  P.  «tsM  Invested  In  RR. 
aad  U.S.  bonds  (par  ralue)  was  015  215.3SO,  aad  ' 


WM  •1,847,414:  total.  017.065,664. 


theoash  uninvested 


Bo»oa.-0f  the  lining  f**4  8s  doe  Sept.  1.  1803,  03.730.OOO 
xtended  at  the  same  rate  for  <lx  years.    See  V.  57,  p.  257. 
nds  oaa  now  be  drawn  at  par.    They  covered.  Jan.  1.  1896,  3. 


bonds 
000 


were 
Theao 

i  of  land,  of  whloh  70.000  acre*  agricultural.  2.232.006  'acre* 
rand  I, OOp.OOOarrMaHd:  also  land  oontraote  for  02.672.712. 


.. 

s  to  default  In  Sept..  K00.M*  V.»3.  p.  4O7. 
Of  th-  01^56.000  OatiA*  Bridf*  n»*»ol  5s  given  , 
aadlag.  014-VOoo  are  held  oadar  the  trust  Indenture. 


staadlag. 


aoove  as  out 
Indenture  of  1891  and 
of  tkcreoel  ver  on  Jan.  1. 1895. 

bonds  was  la 


editorials  In  V.  58".  p.  965.  and  V.  r, 
•.-a-ral  mot  6-  asvd  5s  « 

Ida.    (Deellst.  V.  59.p. 

mtltttrml  trutt  foif  tutt* .which  ware  lasaul 


5e  are  sooored  by  deposit  In 
V.6S.P-117. 


ntL0Mu000 

la  Aogast,  1W1.  te  taad  Ooating  debt '07.100.000  had  been'  reUred 
thraA  eate  of  eoUateral  prior  to  July  24.  Hw:i     Soe  list  of  collateral 


for  those  notes  oa  Dee.  31.  1805.  la  V.  63.  p.  1117.  and  ab-traet  of 
•us- dead  la  V.  53.  a.  534-531.    Alaosee  plan  of  readjustment  -*V>TC. 

CotrroD  PATMtarra.— Ta*  last  eonpon  of  each  loaa  paid  Is  as  follow*  : 

•  ., .ii*, i,  Wkm  itttf  ITA* ti  ttoM 

K.  P.  ooa-oL  6* Nov..  1803          Dee,  1571803 

M  Paetae^Doarer  extea.  6* May.  1894'        July  17.1806 

HOT.  10',  18 
Jan.  22.  18 

.1  M     .'J.   1-i'l 

N-'V.    J      1  -•'.»  I 
At    maturity. 
M  .  •  .   ;•>•.•-' 
At  maturity. 

LJan    11    1807 
A  <».  collateral" tru.t  4 >v-  :::....;. M»r.  LaM  pai£ 

fnlonPaotaeeoU.tr.  6*  of  1879 Jan. 1.1897  At  maturity. 


exten.6. May.  1894' 

Koaraey*)  NOT..  1803 

K.  P.  MVWI*  Dlv.  6* Doe,.    1804* 

Central  Braach  7* WOT..  1803 

Atek.  A  Pike'.  Peak  6* NOT.,  1803 

Kan.  Pan..  Kaaternmv..l.t  M.  n. Aug.,  1805* 

Omaha  Bridge  renewal  5s Oct..     1804* 

:  sinking  fond  8s. Apl..     1896* 

nrst  6s Jan.   1807 

U.  P.  coll.  tr.  gold  notes  of  l-«l Feb.l. 

f.  P.  collateral  tnut  5>  Dec.    1806 


l- 


C.  P.  -Inking  fund  3d  mortgage  8. Mar. 

t^ulp.bds.A.B.CJntand  tasteln  (to  dateiOct.  1.1896 


Last  paid. 
Dnc..  1806 


•  In  Nov..  180f>,  all  aaaVdno  coupon*  pertaining  to  the  Union  Paclfla 
sod  the  Kansas  Pa-aM  main  Una  first  mortgage  bond,  were  cashed  by 
the  Reorraalialloa  Ooaualttee  upon  deposit  of  the  bonds  therewith. 
aad  eertJneates  for  compound  Interest  on  the  over  due  coupons  were 
lasnad,  la  Daa,  180O.  the  Committee  also  agreed  to  pun-h'se  overdue 
omah*  Bridge  raaiaal  coupons  oa  bonds  deposited.  Soe  also  plan  above. 
>rwls unsold <ra the »*verardlvl.ion.sm  ..iniwl  Jan.  1, 
1806,  to  6,473.000  acre-,  valued  at  -  an.1  pl-U-l  to  -eoure 

mortgage-  as  shown  above.    Of  these.  I.OOO.OOO  acre*  were  arid,  823,- 
ooo  agricultural  and  4.65O.OOO  gra-1o«  land*.    In  the  year  1895  groaa 
were  1.14.4O8  aeres  for  0WO.712:  oano-llatlnn.  of  sales  of  pre 


Jan.  1. 1806.  also  01.50K.OOO  flrst  6sdn«  Jan.  1.   1897.  at 
Rrtdg*.  H,  da*  April  1.  1806.  aad  also  04.32O.OOO  »eonnd 
luovernment    Hem  6s  due  Feb.  1,  1890Vand  03.84O,OOO< 


rtOM  year,  were  IO8.774  acr.  Total   land  contract* 

outstanding  January  1, 1806. 06.012.044.    See  V.  62.  p.  818. 
PmAJKBB,  Ac.— Kaa.  Pae. '•  Ka-tern  l>lv."t(.  for  0J.24O.OOO,  whleh 
dAaa;.  1..  1806.  aad  U.  P.  1st  6*  for  0jH.47.%00O,  which  M\  due 

and  Omaha 
mortgage 

_. 03.840.000  due  Jan.  1, 

1807.  were  not  paid. 

LATBUT  EABJIIJKMI.— For  2  month,  ending  Feb.  28.  on  5,087  »rerage 
mile*  operated  In  1807.  against  5.OH5  In  1806. 

•••  Earning'. • 

1-..7  1806 

»!.- 
*  0.  N.. 

«*.Jo   •  96.-  7li.!t7il  15.470 

221,064  96,810  :il,:UJ 


Jan.  1  1*  >V».  28. 
Cnlon  PsclHc  By  ..... 
urogoa  ».  L.  *  O.  N.. 

*t-Jn 

AU  other  Una*. 


1 
v.-.-'.TTti 

271,852 


.V-«  Earning*.^—, 

\--. 

0l!S-|.»;27         052H.352 

'* 


ToV'Un.  Pac.Rjni.".  03,100.»00 
kl-sedune* 


ii-Bt.Br.Arsedf 


02,930,671    01.  i 
160,077         116,201  r,i.7!Hi 


T  mjm 

«94H,32i 


Grand  total  of  all..  03.368.440    t:i.n\i;.'».-    *1.21*l.2^8 
On  basis  of  5.O85  mll»*  -ach  year,  narnlnv.  h»v<-  linen : 
rjmonth.  ...CJro-.,  022,u:ili,H7O.  not.  IjW.HI 

Jan.ltoDeo.31.  <  18<5 (ir.m..    22,27:i..->lH;  nn,    -,:i;U,49.'. 

AK-IOAL  R*roirr.— Fiscal  year  ends  Dee.  31.    Annual  meeting  In  Bos- 
Ion  last  Wedn-adaytn  April.     Report  for  1893  wa>  xtvnn    n  CIIKU.N 
icui.  V.  63.  p.  818.  .bowing  re.nlu  »«  follow,  nn  all   line,  operated 
by  the  receiver*,  oompa.re.1  with  result*  for  same  lines  In  1894. 


136 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


|  VOL.  LX1V. 


•«nh«rrlhrr»  will  confer  a  (real  favor  by  elvlnz  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 

Miles 
of 
Road. 

Date 
of 

Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

Bonds  —  Prlno- 
pal.When  Dns. 
Slock*—  Last 
Dividend. 

Par  explanation  of  column  heading*,  Ac.,  see  note* 
on  first  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

tfwfcm/Mrirtr/V»t*r<«ffid/-8tock  for  $36,000,000 
Colorado  Cent,  1st  M.,  LaSalleto  Julenburg,  &c..c 
Denv.  Tex.  A  Ft.  Worth  1st  M.  ($20,000  p.m.)g.o" 
Denver  Texan  A  Gulf  lilt  M.  ($20,OOO  p.  m.)g..o*r 
n.P.  Den.  A  Oulf  con.  M.,  gold.  nut),  to  call  at  105.0* 
Ft  Worth  A  Denver  City—  Bee  that  company. 

271 
165 
138 
876 

1879 

1887 
1SS7 
1890 

$1OO 

1,000 
1,(HK) 
l,(NM)A-c 
1,000 

$33,837,093 
4,788,000 
721,000 
1,032,000 
15,801,000 

2,309,800 

7 
5g. 
5g- 
5  g. 

J.   A  J. 
M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 
J.  A  D. 

Jan.,  '97,  not  pd.  Jan.  1 
May,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 
Oct.,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 
June,  '93,  coup,  last  pd. 

July  1,  19OP 
Nov.  1,  1937 
Apr.  1,  1937 
Deo.   1,  1939 

IrtM.  <$20,OOO  per  mile),  KoW.guarHiit.3ed  —  o* 
United  N.  J.  KR.  A  Canal  Oo.—  Stock,  10  p.  0.  guar.. 

W238m.fd:  g 
Sk  canal-  w 

1888 

•73-"'76 

1S7S 
1883 
1889 
1894 

1,000 
100 

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

1,000 

100 

100 

1,000 
100 

4,380,000 
21,240,400 
5,669,000 
841,000 
1,824,000 
6,020,000 
5,646,000 
4,000,OOO 
849,285 
800,000 
750,000 
400,000 
750,000 
400,000 

5  g. 
10  p.  an. 
6g. 
6g. 
4g- 
*g- 
4  g. 
6  per  an. 
See  text. 
5 
5  per  an. 
5 
6 
5 

A.  A  O. 
Q.^T. 
M.  A   S. 
H.  A   8. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A   8. 
M.  A  N. 
F&AIO 
J.    A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
F    A  A. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A   S. 

Oct.,  "93,  coup,  last  pd. 
Phlla.  and  N.Y.,  Offices, 
do             do 
do             do 
do              do 
do              do 
N.  Y..N.  Bk.Com.  A  Phil. 
N.  Y.,  Del.  L.  A  W.  RR. 
Utica,  N.  Y.,  On.  N.  Bk. 
N.Y.,  Security  4  Tr.  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Del.  Lack.  A  West. 
do             do 
N.  Y..  Merc.  Tr.  A  Bait. 
In  default. 

Apr.  1.  1918 
Jn.10  '97,21$% 
Mch.  1,   1901 
Sept.  1,  1908 
Feb.  1,  1923 
Sept.  1,  1929 
Moh.  1,  1944 
Nov.,  18«6  ' 
Text. 
July   1.  1S39 
Jan.  '97,2ia% 
Aug.  1,   1911 
Oct.    1,   1921 
Aug.  1,  1943 

Mo*rM  all  (loan  of  1929   (cold  oAr 

UtieafJkfn.  <tf*utq.  Vol.—  6tock,6p.o.«u.by  D.L.&W 

31 
12 
12 
62 

1889 

1881 
1881 
1693 

VaUey  (N?x.)—  Stock,  5  p.  c.  ?uar.  by  D.  L.  &  W.  .  . 

YtUUv  (Virginia*—  \tt  M.',  $1,660,000,  see  text  —  o 
Vtlcuro  Terminal  Ry.—  1st  mortgage,  $800,000  

1,000 

Tear  eliding  Dee.  31—  lS!ir,. 

Average  mile*  operated 4,904 

Earnings — 

Passengers $3,845,948 

Freight. 15,151,311 

Mall,  express,  etc 1,968,894 

C»r  service  and  switching 211,280 

Miscellaneous 551,558 

Total  gross  earning* $21,728,991 

Hot  earnings $7,151,158 

Cent.  Branch  Un.  Pao.  net  earnings def.$24,607 

Montana  Union  net  Ca) r>:t,i>iir> 

Income  from  Investments 212,476 

Interest  on  coll.  trust  6 per  cent  bonds. .  327,300 

Interest  on  sinking  fund  8  p.  o.  bonds...  298,400 

Interest  on  U.  P.  5s 350,775 

Interest  on  U.  P.  trust  note* 554.315 

Miscellaneous  land  sales def.13,762 

Miscellaneous 7,382 


1894. 
4,904 

$3,790,776 

15,761,867 

1,955,740 

309.445 

621,974 

$22,439,802 

$5,603,007 

$46,988 

30,426 

473,494 

110,160 

149,200 


12.046 
25,216 


Total  receipt* $8,917,102 

Intereston  bonds $8,271,627 

Sinking  funds 768,597 

Miscellaneous 88,354 

Profit  and  loss 13,813 


$6,450,537 

$8,383,282 

752,551 

609 

9,699 


Total  disbursements «9,142,391  $9,146,141 

Balance def.225,289      def.2,695,604 

United  State*  requirement* 1,289,031  1,261,716 


Balance,  deficit def.$1.514,320  $3,957.320 

— (V.63,p.  1011,  1065,  1114,  1116,  1158;  V.  64, p.  42,  85,  136, 182, 
235.  288,  331, 424.  472,  567.  665,  713.  758.) 

Union  Pacific  Denver  &  Gulf.— This  company's  road 
•extends  from  Cheyenne,  Wy.,  to  Orin  Junction,  154  miles;  Denver 
to  Bessemer  Junction,  Col.,  128  miles;  Trinidad,  Col.,  to  Texas  State 
Line,  Tex.,  135  miles;  La  Salle,  Col.,  to  Julesburg,  151  miles;  branches 
189  miles  of  which  narrow  gauge),  332  miles;  total.  900  miles.  Of  this 
•track  1O5  miles  are  3556-pound  iron  rails,  67  miles  of  69-75-pound 
steel  rails;  balance.  40  to  60-pound  steel.  Track »ge,  Denver  A  Rio 
Grande,  Pueblo  to  Walsenburg,  58  miles,  and  branches,  16  miles.  Con- 
trolled Fort  Worth  A  DenverCity  RR.,  Texline,  fexas.to  Fort  Worth,  455 
«lles,  and  Pan-Handle  K.I  Iroad,  15  miles,  making  a  grand  total  in 
system  of  1 ,478  miles. 

ORGANIZATION.— This  was  a  consolidation  in  April.  1890,  of  the 
•Colorado  Central,  Denver  Texas  A  Fort  Worth  and  several  Union  Pacific 
It  in-.  It  was  controlled  and  operated  under  traffic  contract  by  the 
Union  Pacific.  See  V.  49,  p.  720. 

In  Deo.,  1894,  the  Court  held  the  rental  ($185,000)  paid  to  Den- 
ver A  Kio  Grande  to  be  exorbitant  and  In  May.  1895,  a  new  arr  >nge- 
ment  was  made  for  trackaire  from  Puehlo  to  Walsfnlmrg,  58  miles  (for 
S8S.OOO  per  annum)  ana  $300,000  receivers'  certificates  were  sold  to 
build  a  new  line  from  Walseuburg  to  Trinidad,  40  miles.  (See  V.  59.  n. 
1105;  V.  00,  p.  240.) 

RECEIVERSHIP.— Bondholders'  committee,  G.  M.  Dodge,  Geo.  M  Pull- 
man, Uriah  Herrmann,  Oliver  Ames,  H.  Walters  and  Henry  Lewis. 
V.  57,  p.  8O9.  Mr.  Frank  TruMibull  was  appointed  separate  receiver 
In  Deo.,  1893;  *ee  V.  59.  p.  783  The  last  of  the  $300,000  receiver's 
certificates  were  paid  off  early  In  1897.— (V.  64,  p.  564.) 

D-nrer  Tfxatt  <t  Oulf  and  Denver  Texas  A  Ft.  Worth  Committee.— 
Henry  B.  Ely,  R.  H.  Thomas,  W.  B.  Diokerman  and  M.  L.  Scndder- 
depositary,  N.  Y.  Security  &  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.— (V.  61,  p.  710). 

DirAOLT.— The  last  coupon  paid  on  «a~m  loan  Is  shown  in  table  above. 

STOCK.— Capital  authorized  $36,000,OOO,  of  which  $32,786,982  had 
been  UMWd  on  Oct.  12, 1893,  $13,251,882  of  this  being  owned  by  the 
Union  Pacific  Company  and  $3,406,800  by  the  company  itself.  In  ad- 
41 1 1  on  the  stock  of  constituent  companies  outstanding  on  October  12 
1893,  amounted  to  $1,050,111.  In  the  table  above  the  stock  is  given 
as  reported  by  the  company  on  Oct.  12. 1893.  TheN.  Y.  Stock  Exchanee 
In  April.  1H97,  gave  the  stock  a*  $31,151,700.  The  company  holds 
In  Un  treasury  $7,766,000  of  the  common  stock  of  $9,375,00o  of  the 
Fort  Worth  A  Denver  City  Railway  Co.,  which  see. 

Bonos.— Consols  are  Indorsed  with  the  U.  P.  guaranty  of  in- 
terest.  See  V.  56,  p.  696.  Abstract  of  mortgage  V.  51,  p.  244  The 
total  Issue  of  Denver  Texas  A  Ft.  Worth  bonds  Is  $4,575,000,  and  of 
a*Sur«KZ'^£.i£?  lmn<u  *3i°00-000;  the  balance  of  the  issues, 
$3.854.000  and  $l,968,OOO  respectively,  being  held  for  the  U  P  Den- 

0'"*  .ThJ,Ul1'"?  Pac"1"  reP°rt  for  1893  ™™  consols, 
outstanding,  of  which  the  U.  P.  held  $7,338,000  and  the 
*"2B'000-  Coupons  in  default  Dec.  31, 1894,  aggregated 
*1.2ii7.6M).  In  Nov.,  1896,  all  pastdue  Colorado  Central  1st  mortgage 
coupon*  had  been  paid:  Jan..  1897,  coupons  were  not  paid  when  due. 

EARNIN08.-2  months,    )  1897 Dross,  $483,632;  net,  $154,529 

Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.      $1896 Gross,    447J 150 1  net!      88)770 

A.""A'RBPO*T-~Reort  for  1896  w»"  1"  V.  64,  p.  565.    During 


Tear  ending  Dee.  31.  1896.  1895.  1894. 

Gross  earnings $3,101,716       $3,091,486       $2.847,055 

Net  earnings $608,208          $619,297          $445,988 

Add  Income  from  Invest's.  Ac.        21,393  24,876  22,583 

From  income  for  1896  ($629,001)  the  receiver  paid  interest  on  Col. 
Central  bonds,  $335,160;  on  receiver's  certificates,  $16,703  ;  rentals. 
$14,447,  leaving  balance,  surplus,  $263,291.— (V.  61,  p.  710, 831, 1066, 
1156 (  V.  62,  p.  366,  645,  1140;  V.  64,  p.  564.) 

Union  Pacific  Lincoln  &  Colorado.— Owns  from  Salinato 
lunction  with  the  Kansas  Pao.  Ry.  at  Oakley,  Kan.,  225  mtles.  The 
bonds  were  guaranteed  by  Union  Pac.,  by  endorsement;  trustee  of 
mortgage  is  the  American  Loan  &  Trust  Co.  of  Boston.  Union  Pacific 
owns  all  the  stock  except  what  is  held  by  certain  counties  in  Kansas. 

Protective  Committee  Charles  E.  Dotting  (chairman),  Charles  8. 
Tuckerman,  James  Jackson  and  William  E.  Glyn;  depositaries,  Guar- 
anty Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  or  Old  Colony  Trnst  Co..  Boston.— V.  64,  p.  713. 

For  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $161,690.  against  $189,348  in 
1895;  net.  $27,329,  against  $58,312  in  1894-5.  Current  liabilities 
June  30,  1896.  $686.716;  cash  assets,  $25,491;  cost  of  equipment, 
$614,125.-V.  64.  n.  713. 

Union  Terminal.— See  KANSAS  CITY  SUBURBAN  BELT. 

United  New  Jersey  Railroad  &  Canal  Co.— (See  man  Penn 
svlcania  S.  S.)  Controls  an  important  system  of  roads  In  Northern 
N.  J.,  having  a  four-tracked  line  from  N.  Y.  to  Philadelphia,  also  a 
line  Perth  Amboy  to  Camden,  opposite  Philadelphia,  and  branches  to 
Long  Branch,  Berkeley,  etc.,  N.  J.,  and  to  Manunka  Chunk,  Pa.  Total 
mileage  450  miles.  The  principal  lines  owned  directly  are  Jersey  City 
to  Trenton,  56  miles  (four  tracks),  and  from  Camden  to  South  Amfooy, 
61  miles,  of  which  26  double  track ;  9  branches,  29  miles ;  total  (owned 
directly)  146  miles.  Also  owns  the  Delaware  &  Rari tan  Canal,  6(i  miles. 
Philadelphia  &  Trenton  and  the  Belvidere  Delaware—  which  see- are 
principal  leased  lines. 

LEASE.— Leased  in  June,  1871,  to  the  Pennsylvania  Railroad  for  999 
years,  at  a  rental  of  10  per  cent  on  the  stock,  besides  Interest  on  bonds. 

BONDS.— The  general  mortgage  of  1871  is  for  $20,000,000  (trustee, 
Fidelity  Insurance  Trust  &  Safe  Dep.  Co.  of  Philadelphia),  and  secure* 
equally  all  the  bonds  in  the  table,  though  issued  at  different  dates. 
Sinking  funds  Dec.  31, 1893.  held  securities  for  $2,576,540  In  Jan., 
1894,  $5.646,000  gold  4s  were  issued  to  take  up  the  sterling  and  cur- 
rency bonds  falling  due  iu  March  and  October,  1894.  Special  bonds 
and  mortgages  outstanding  Dec.  31, 1895,  $608,143. 

EARNINGS.— For  year  ending  Deo.  31, 1896,  gross,  $18,27'2,558;  net, 
$4.723,144;  other  income,  *32O,435;  interest,  rentals,  etc.,  $1,604,155; 
balance,  surplus  for  year,  $439,424.  In  1895,  gross,  $18,648,271;  net. 
$4.740,604.  In  1894  gross,  $17,733,943;  net,  $4,796,786,  against 
$3,986,608  in  1893;  other  income,  $526,011.  Net  loss  to  lessi-i  m 
1885,  $159,496;  in  1886,  $179,016;  in  1887,  $227,991:  lu 
$160,501;  in  1889,  $138,712;  In  1890,  $396,885;  in  1891,  $27C,..i:>.i ; 
in  1892,  $299,198  ;  in  1893,  $194,529.  Net  profit  in  1890,  $396.885; 
in  1894.  $679,461;  in  1895,  $727,694;  in  1896,  $439,424.  (V.  58,  p. 
179,  636,  816.) 

Utah  Central  Ry.— Salt  Lake  City  to  Park  City,  Utah,  32  miles. 
Sold  in  foreclosure  in  April,  1897— see  V.  64,  p.  713. 

Utica  4'  lii-iiii  H:C<I  &  Snsqnehanna  Valley.— Owns  from  Utioa, 
N.Y.,  to  Greene,  N.  Y.,  75  miles ;  branch  to  Richfield  Springs,  22  miles; 
total,  97  miles.  Road  opened  October,  1872.  Leased  to  Delaware 
Lackawanna  &  Western  at  6  per  cent  on  stock.  Has  no  bonded  debt. 

Utica  Clinton  &.  Bliighamton.— Owns  from  Utica,  N.  Y.,  to 
Randallville,  N.  Y.,  31  miles.  Leased  during  continuance  of  charter 
and  renewals  thereof  to  Delaware  &  Hudson  Canal  Company,  which 
pays  rental  of  $61,500  per  annum.  Operated  by  the  New  York  Ontario 
&  Western.  The  street  lines  owned  by  the  company  are  leased  to  Utica 
Belt  Line  Street  Railroad  Company  for  $15,OOO  per  annum.  Capital 
stock,  $849,285  (par  $100),  of  which  city  of  Utica  holds  $200,000.  witb 
Interest  guaranteed  by  D.  &  H.  Canal  Co.  at  5  per  cent  per  annum ;  the 
balance  pays  4  per  cent. 

Valley  (N.  If.)  Railroad.— Owns  from  Binghamton,  N.  Y..  to 
State  Line  of  Penn.,  12  miles.  Opened  October,  1871.  Leased  to 
Delaware  Lackawanna  A  Western  at  5  per  cent  per  annum  on  stock, 
the  lessee  assuming  the  interest  on  bonds. 

Valley  (Ohio).— See  CLEVELAND  TERMINAL  A  VALLEY  RR. 

Valley  (Virginia).— Owns  from  Harrisonburg  to  Lexington,  Va.,  6  2 
miles.  By  this  and  connecting  lines  under  Baltimore  A  Ohio  control, 
the  distance  from  Lexington  is  243  miles  to  Baltimore  and  217  miles 
to  Washington.  Stock  is  authorized  to  the  amount  of  $3,200,000 ; 
outstanding,  $2,712,200  (par,  $100).  Of  the  bonds  $413,000  are  guar 
anteed  by  the  B.  A  O.  In  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross.  $112,167; 
net,  $18,842;  interest,  $45,000;  taxes,  $2,642;  balance,  def.,  $2*.--1i>i|. 
In  1894-95,  gross,  $96,374;  net,  $7,931.  In  1893-94,  gross,  $111,839; 
net,  $16,449. 

Velasco  Terminal  Ry.— Road  from  Chenango  Junction  to  Vel- 
asoo,  Tex.,  20  miles.  Chartered  in  1891.  Stock  (authorized  $600,000) 
issued  $343,100 ;  par,  $100.  First  mort.  bonds  outstanding,  $400,000. 

For  year  ending  June  30, 1895,  gross,  $30,389 ;  deficit  under  operat- 
ing $14,O03.  Charges,  not  paid,  $21,013.  Bal.,  deficit,  $35,016.  In 
IS93-4  gross,  $40,345;  deficit  under  operating,  $5,173;  interest  OB 
bonds  and  Int.  &  Qt.  Nor.  judgment,  etc.,  $18,920.  not  paid,; 


ARUL.  1807.] 


RAILROAD  STOCKS  AND  BONDS. 


137 


bwrt  hers  will  confer  m  great  favor  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  dlsrovered  In  these  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 

MI:.- 
of 
•••I 

Date 
of 

Bond* 

Site,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

BOIM**—  Princi- 
pal, Wh  li  Due. 
Slot**—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  beading*,  Ac.,  Me  notes 
on  nrst  page  of  tables. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

•When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
whom. 

rtmwml  *  Ha**.—  Stock,  6  p.  o.  guar.  by  Fltchburg 
Boads,  not  mortgage  Uruar.  by  FltehburgRR-l.o* 
FersMMl  Tmtln  •/  ICTl—Woflk 

59 

"34 

34 

188 

EH 

188 

1883 

1880 
1889 
1881 
1886 
1881 

1--7 
1  —  1 

tail 

1881 
1891 

1  —  1 

1881 
1886 
1879 
1879 

1-7- 
1-7- 

1889 

1889 

!--•• 
1889 

l-'.l 

1878 
1873 

1-7- 
1888 

DM 

•U3 

1.000 
50 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 

$3,193,000 
1.000.000 
1,000.000 
800,000 
1,323.000 
4.000.000 
1,822,375 
127,000 
494.860 
600,000 
1,900,000 
1,100,000 
950,000 
1,775,000 
1.310.000 
4,459.000 
379,300 
71..MNI 
5.000,000 
1,000,000 
388.500 
31,664.000 
14,000,000 
3.500.000 
26,500,000 
3,500,000 

577,000 
LOO.OOO 
304.500 
300.000 
390,000 

6  per  an. 
6  per  an. 

O 

Sg- 

6g. 

* 

6 
6 
6 
4-5 
B 
5 
B 
6 
6 

<s 

•?«• 

5g. 

: 

5f. 

6 
7 
6 
5g. 

B  g. 

A.  A  O. 
H.  A  N. 

J.   A   J. 
A.        O. 
M.       N. 
J.         J. 
J.         J. 

M."  '  8. 
M.        B. 
M.        8. 
M.        8. 
M.        8. 
M.        8. 
M.       N. 
J.         J. 
J.         J. 

A."  "0. 
A.        O. 
M.       N. 
F.        A. 
J.         J. 
J.         J. 
J.         J. 

J.         J. 
M.       N. 

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

Boat.,  53  Devonshire  St. 
Boston.  Fltohburfc  RR 
Bellows  Falls. 
Boston,  8.  Dep.  A  Tr.Co. 
H.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
N.Y.,Fann.  I-  A  Tr.Co. 
July,  '88,  coup,  last  p'd. 

April,  '87,  3* 
May   1.  190)1 
Jan.,  '97,  3% 
Oct.    1,  1910 
Nov.  1,  191ft 
Jan.   1,  1920 
Jan.   1.  191* 
1921 
Jan.   1.  1920 
Mob.  1,  1900 
Mob.  1,  1911 
Mob.  1,  1910 
Moh.  1,  1921 
Mob.  1,  1928 
Mob.  1,  1931 
May   1.  1936 
July  1,  1918 
July  1.  1913 
>«) 
Oct.    1,  1908 
Oct.    1,  1903 
May    1,  1939 
Feb.   1,  1939 
July  1,  1939 
July  1,   1939- 
July  1,  1941 

July  1,   1908 
M.i>     1.    11103 
AUK.  1,  1903 
July  1,   1918 
Jan.    1,  1928 

"  In  it,  with  $S60.006  8nL  Co.  BB.  itoek  a*  coL  .e' 
flue*.  AftMf.  *  P*eifi+-Prior  lien  mort.  gold.  > 
1st  mmt(S|:ci.  (nlrt.  inn  trrt               .           fl* 

M  mortgage  and  lit  mortgage  on  land,  gold.  .  .  c' 

fa.  JMtaa4-l«tM>r.,  lit  M.  Alex.'to  Uordonsv.'Abr 
H.,  2d  series,  lit  mort..  Chariot,  to  Lynch..  6O  m.) 
Sd  a«rla*72d  Uen  on  60  mltoK  3d  OB  97  mile*.  .  . 
4lh  series,  4  per  cent  till  March  1,  1901. 

97 
157 
157 
157 

in 

75 
347 
28 
31 
52 

100  AC. 

100    A. 

ioo  K 

LOO  .v,'. 
!•«>  *0i 
1,000 
1,000 
100  Ac. 

Balt,Md..8.  D.  A  Tr.Co. 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
N.  T.  ,  J.  P.  Morgan  A  Co. 

Mil  series,  1st  on  115  miles       

6tb  series 

6ea.  mort-   SI  2  SOO  000                               .         c* 

Chartotev.A  Rapid.  (Vsed)  lstM..s.f..dr>natlOO.c- 
Franklin  APltuylvanla  (leased)  1st  mortgage... 
fwfinM  rf  Trvfkfif  —  Stock 

Phlla.  Tr.  A  Safe  Depot. 
X.  Y..J.P.MorganAOo. 

100 
1,000 

500  Ac, 
1.000 
1.000 
1.000 
1,000 
1,000 

1.000 
1.000 
100  Ac. 
1,000 
1.000 

WefcuA  ««.-•«.  fbarles  Bridge  1st  mort.,  gold..c- 
2dmort«^re  

N.  Y.,  Offlce  195  B'way. 
do             do 
N.  Y.  Central  Trust  Oo. 
do              do 
In  July  ,'96,  deoL  1  p.  c. 

Wabash  1st  mortgage,  gold.  ,$34,OOO,OOO>  .....  e- 
1A  mortgage  gold.                                               c 

1.545 

ijSu 

1.545 
UB4B 
150 

42 
22 
38 
42 
65 

Deb.  mort..  Inc.,  non-com..  series  A.  red.  at  par. 
•lo.  inc.,  BOB  emu  series  B,  red.  at  par  .  . 
Del  A  Chto.  Extra.  1st  M..  gold.  red.  at  1  10  c" 
LBA«KI>  U»»  Busoa— 
m.  Louis  Council  Bluffs  A  Omaha  1st  mortgage.. 
Boone  Co.  A  Boonevtlle  1st  mortgage.  Int.  gnar.. 
Bruaswtek  A  ChUtteotba  1st  mortgage,  lav  guar. 
Vafcu*  Clutttr*  Wnttr*    1st  mortgage.  gold  .0- 

N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 

N.Y.,Offloe,  195  B'way 
do             do 
Bontnn.Bank  Redemp'n 
N.  Y..  Nat.  Bk.  Com. 
July  '94,  pd.  July  1.  *96 

rhn  setts.— Line  of  road,  Fltchburr  to  Orel 

•aid.  Mass.,  56  miles  of  double  track;    branch,  3  miles.    The  road  Is 


ni  *  Tf 

.          .,  56  miles  ,  . 

Isased  to  the  FKcb>org  RR.  for  999  years  at  6  per  cent  on  stock. 


Vermont  Valley  of  1 871  .—Owns  from  Bellow*  Falls  to  Brattle- 
hero,  vt..  24  miles.  Controls  by  ownership  of  stack  the  anuivan  County 
RR.  from  Bellows  Falls  to  Windsor,  Vt.  M  miles.  Both  reads  are  con- 
trolled m  Interest  of  Conn.  River  RR..  aad  eparatod  by  Beaton  *  Maine 

Esrnlagsof  Vermont  Valley  for  yearsodlng  Jnns3O.1896.gro~. 
•255.504:  net.  $107.753 :  Interest,  taxes  aad  rents.  •47.O5O:  drrl- 
deads.  $60,000.  la  1S04-05.  gross.  $336.127;  net,  $106,983.  i  V.  63, 
,  IT1 

M    k.bnrg   Whreveport   A   fsrlBc   •• 
smppl  River,  to  •hrereport.  171  miles.    K.toasK 
la  mtlse.  leased  to  Texas  A  Pae.     MalnUaelsall 

in>  BTOCK.-Tha  stock  is  $1.650.000  authorised- 
eatslaodlng  $l,8O1.5OO  (par  ilOOi.  ef  which  the  Alabama  New  Or- 
leans A  Texas  Paetfts  Joaettoa  tahrsail  Company  hems)  a  majority, 
together  wlU  $8.692.000  of  the  1st  and  $065^OM  3rf 


latorsst  began  Jaaaar?.  1OT$V hat  enty  theirs*  ewanon  has  been  paid- 
These  bonds  are  received  la  payment  for  laade,  fat  S3  par  rent  ef 

Kfer  year  18w«Vw7)  and  prior  toJaly  1,  IWCJhe  hands  •autandlng 
_  beea.reduoed  from  $3.434*24  to  9l#S3n  thereby,  aad  $$6,37» 


Lm 

"thlnl. 


hereby,  and  $65.375 
30. 1W6.  were  300.- 


- 
napeld  June  30. 18M,  1st  t 


.  $1.7 45^06:  Sdmort.. 


Coapoasdae 
1..  $534,482. 


l..riorT  EAUnxM.-Jsa.  1  to  Marrh  11.  1  months,  foes,  *14H.»84 

la  1897  ;  »134.1*>  In  1H9«.    In  calendar  year  189*.  (rose,  $576.723 

AX5i  tL  Kr.niKT.— Flsoalyeareads  JaaeSO.    Report  for  1895-96  was 

i.  p.  565.660.  and  showed  eanOaaa.  ete..  M  follows.    Taxes 

••  ' •' —  expeases;  other  li ' — *-*—  ' — •  —•— 

StfUUIJtl 


JtH.        OOtr  

•saa  'iss  tis«  &•%$& 

128.536       37.313          4O5.968 
.p.  ils;  V.  63.  p.»s»,  •»!.> 


Dayjf 


sKl.—  UXI  or   ROAD.-Maln  llae.  Alexandria  to 
SUasbnrg.  63  miles; 


Msnsssm  Junction   lo 


-  . 

notion  to  Rocky  Mt..  37  mile*  ;  Calvertoa.  Va..  lo  War 
ton,  •  miles;  falon  M.  Biakcb.  itozasMlrla.  1  mltot  Mrashorg  Jane 
to  HsrrleeBbvrg.  51  miles:  total  operated.  391  miles.  Also  o 


I. ranch  Orange 
rraad  total  of  4OO 
>w~l  U>  B 

•ee  B.  A  O. 


9  miles,  leased  to  Cheea.  A I 
The  Bl  miles  to  Harrlsoaborg  was 
twdered  to  Virginia  Midland  la  No 
V.  63.  p.  967.    Meek.  $8.006. 144. 


L»AS«.-OperaUd  underlease  by  8oathen  Railway  Co..  which  owns 
LSOO.OOOof  the  $0.006.1 44  capital  stock,  aad  has  depositrd  It  under 
IOMUOI.  •or'.ot  1»94.  Tnc  mfaorlty  Interest  la  the  stock  has  been 

70  per  eeet  of  holdings  la  ' 
henofferr.1  f.,r  ^.n,.,n^r     TkS)oM    K 


H^     SMtwradst.     , 


I  any  advances  by  the  less. 
•  eoastltoto  a  preferred  laiibtodaass. 
'  •  to  the  Hens  of  the  several  ssrlus  of  bond*  given  la  the 
Ltnurr  of  May.  1804. 


... 

wMsV    tO  jEsml  BIT" 

.Ql  ...... 


•  mmi 

•  llr..« 

J/...   Ktrrr.    ~XiUi. 

•'.»•!  llannll'Sl, 

K.V.I.T..I,.  I.. 


218 
33 

M 
110 


IM 


ear  Kansas  City.  27.1 

la  Feiamua.  Me.  1 1 

rtt..raw».  Mo  ...  131 

»ls»«i>w,Mo  .  ttr  j.T 


$;  resital  from  M.  A d.7$W.25b:  r.A  O. 

$153.3 19. 


U  1892-93  gross.  $2.076.475. 
as  fellows,  vim.: 

IMUU  Jhuf  e/  Jfiss.  gi**r. 
Bel   River  RR,  (which  see), 
BntlartoLagaasnoruiad..     04 

lea 16 

Isasm  WtHtftUm.  Mesr. 

IS?:   S 


......... 

rntt,  to  Butler 


Total  leased 211 

Total  owned  aad  leased....  1.813 
CMeasje  toClaAa'juactlon . .      36 


70 
70 


Total 


uswlefe* 

•7«ars.    Its 


..1.603       Or.  totaJ  epefd  June.  18*6 
la  l$n»  to  the  Wahnah  M.  Umls  A  Paclflc, 
See  MrrrLsanaT  ap  to  January,  1880. 
A  BooawvtBeRR,ls  leased  Oil  May.  1973.  The 
•aaliiiiito  St.  u  Kaa.Ctty 
•  par  cent  tatormt  MU  AI 


B  per  eeat  till  maturity.  Entrance  to  Chicago  Is  secured  over  the 
Chicago  A  West  Indiana,  of  whose  stock  this  company  owns  $1 ,000.000. 
CAPITAL  Broc*.— The  capital  stock  ls  $S2,OOO,OOO.  of  which  $24,OO», 
OOO  Is  preferred,  having  a  preference  of  7  per  cent  per  annum  nen 
cumulative,  and  $28.0OO.O001a  common ;  par  of  each.  $100. 

of  the    mortgages  of   1889  were  In  V.  49,  pp 


The  Wabash- 


pnrehasiag  committee,  under  the  reorganisation  of  1889,  still  holds 
its  Interest  in  two  roads,  the  sums  realised  from  the  sale  of  which* 
will  go  to  retire  ~  ' 
awaamttee.    Of  th 

trim  -A"  received  6  per  eeat  Interest  ID  189O :  In  1891.  6  ; 
1892. 6  ;Ja  1893,  6  per  cent;  la  1804  aad  1895  none;  In  1896.  1 

150  miles,  completed 


series  B. 

la                                 . 
per  eeat.    <V.  57,  a.  112^1 
AstrwU  .  ^^ »- 


firsts  at  1OS  after  settlement  of  debts  of 
lf»ft  boads  $3,5OO.OOO  are  series  A> 
paymente  oalv)  and  320.5OO.000> 


.    Is  for  $3^00.000.    Trastee.  Central  Trust 
Company.   See  faB  assfcasl  In  V.  54.  p.  JO49. 

OauoATton  o»  LBASBD  Lara*  other  than  oa  the  beads  In  toe  table 
above  are:  Bel  River  Railroad  Co.-  Annual  rental  charge,  375.6OO  per 


.  ,         . 

i2?m>jiI>CLi:i?a'  *?  AEJLl-  18**;  **0'000  P"  *•"»»•     prt'». 

1836,  aad  thereafter.  Also  |OOO  per  annum  for  organisation  expenses. 
LevMaaa  A  Pike  County  Railroad-Annual  rental  charge.  $8OO 
OsaiBKAL  rrjfsJNHav-Jaae    30,   1896.   mere   were    bills   payable 


,  .  payable 

$400.000.  aad  $29.337  rolling  stock  notes  payable  monthly,  chargeable 
to  opwratrag  expenses.    Nortl  Mlssoarl  7s  {total  Issue  $6.000.000)  and 


Jlf.-ln  calendar  year  1895  carried  {<&l.9od  tons,  of  which  grain  f.ir- 
nl.hed  18-6B  p.  e..  bltumlnons  coal  22-6  p.  e..  lumber  5  p.  e." and  live 
•tock  6  p.  c. 

K»»«i»os.-«mos.,     >  1806-7 gross.  $7,831. 07S;  net,  $2,370,940 

July  1  to  Fab.  38.     \  1MS4 gross.    8.880,969 ;   net,    -i.oy7.9W 

AJIWCAL  RBroar.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  3O.    Annual  meeting  at  St. 

• ._. .  « •„  ,B  gjptomber.    Report  for  1895-96  was  given  at 

V.  63.  p.  455.  460.  showing  results  as  lollows. 
p.  427. 
•M30-  1806.  IBM  1-iU. 

Average  mileage 1,036  l/'.i'.  \.;.;; 

•one  mile!  158.066.079  139.472.829  210.281,487 
•per  mile  2-O38  cto.  2-146  ets.  l-877cts. 
one  mile.  1.2 18.785.000  1.100.976,000  1,097,585,000 

0-606  eta.          0-72  lets.         0-698  ots. 

$12^07.147     $11,959.839     $12.551.44» 

^.^::::.:::   ^-iSSSS    •,#»..    *&8£& 

of  oars ';••.»  .-,27         i  m>.  Jmt 

4,108.763          4,076,727          4.35(.  8i>9 


Per  ot.  oper.  exp'.  'to  earii'gs'. 
From  rent  of  tracks,  Ac..".. 


-  •;  i ....  i 

$3.564,:..19 
(72-i?) 
213,417 


$8.921.030 
$3.038309 
(74-59) 
239,587 


.  .  -  ..,.,,, 
$2.720.06U 

rra-39) 

439,460 


Total  I 
Taxes. 


Track,  bridge  rent..  Ac 

Infut  on  bonds  and  rentals. 
Dlv'nds  on  pref.  debentures 


BB.777,  IM 

•519,678 

IM,  IN 

2,701.545 
16,000 


$3.278.396 

$507.793 

474.968 

..-  18,041 


$3,160.5r» 
$497,09- 

475.7.  4 
2.859.4M 


sur.$31.8OO    def.$542.907    def .$671 ,764, 

-( V.  62.  p.  635.  1042;  V.  63,  p.  31,  398.  437,  465,  459,  46O.) 
Wahnah  Chester  A  Western.— See  October,  1895, StrrrLBMaur, 
Waco  A  Morthj  western.    Bee  Houston  A  Tex  as  Central  . 


Warren,  !f.  J.— Sew  Hampton  Juno,  to  Dela.  Bridge,  N.  J.,  18-8  m. 
Leased  In  perpetuity  to  Dela.  Lack.  A  West,  at  7p.t-.ttn  stock  and  bonds 
Washington  A  Columbia  Rlrer  Hy.— Owns  road  from  Day- 
ton,Wash., to  Pendletnn.  Ore.,  128  miles;  branches,  35  miles;  tout 
IMS  miles.  Incorporated  in  1892.  Stock  ls  33.OOO.OOO;  par,  $100 
Morton  trustee.  Farmers'  L.  A  T.  Co.,  N.  Y?  Additional  nrit  4s 
ay  be  Issued  for  extensions  at  $20,000  per  mile.  <  V.  61,  p.  70.) 

Tear  ending  June  30, 1806.  gross,  $213,030;  net,  $Mf>- 
on  bonds.  $1OO.OOO    fn   18w4%-    ! ' 


KAUTOTOS. 
M9^tatore.t 


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INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


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t.torlbor.  will  eo.fer  .  *reat  ffcTor  by  firing  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  tbe.e  Table.. 

RAILROADS. 

Mile* 
of 
Koad 

Date 
of 

Itl.llllx 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

nonas—  irinoi. 
pal.When  Due. 

for  exDUuiaUon  of  column  heading*,  Ac.,  «ee  note* 
on  flrnt  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  oy 
Whom. 

Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

WallkW  FoW«y-l«  mortgage  

1877 
1877 

1855 
1870 
1875 

i  *:»-. 
1895 
1879 

$250,000 
330,000 

]  ,800,000 
750,000 
600,000 
2,500,000 
2,245,000 
75.0OO 
4,592,575 
104,000 
497,000 
l.OOO.OOO 
1,000,000 
750,000 
200,000 
136,500 
90.0OO 
1,000,000 
50,000,000 
1,100,000 
5,500.000 
3,000,000 
4,000,000 
1.543,000 
222,000 
875,000 
l.OOO.OOO 
1,704,000 
684,000 

7 

J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 

A.15AO 
A.15AO 
M.  A   8. 
J.   A   J. 

M;"A"S. 

M.  A  8. 
M.AS.  /j 
A.  A  0. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
Various 
J.   A  D. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.    A  D. 
Yearly. 
J.   A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A  J. 

N.Y.,Of.,5VanderbiltAv 

Aug.  1,  1917 
Aug.  1,  1917 

Oct.  15,  1896 
Oct  15,  1900 
Moh.  1,  1905 
July  1,  1935 
July  1,  1935 
Sept.,  1919 
Mar  10,'l»7,2i« 
Mar.15,'97,3% 
Oct.    1,  1899 
July  1,  1911 
Apr.  1,  1899 
Nov.  1,  1909 
1912  A  1925 
Deo.   1,  1898 
May  1,  1918 
July  1,  1»36 
Jan.   1,  2361 
1933 
Mar.  1,  '97,1% 
July  1,  1911 
Apr.  1,  1990 
Oct.    1,  1918 
1890  A  1895 
Jan.,  1900 
Jan.   1,  1902 
Jan.   1,  1927 
July  1,  1925 

Sd  mortgage  Income  7»  
Wart  Kittr-Sl*  BO8TOK  A  AI.BAKT. 
ITormi  r*.  y.>-8tock,7  p.  o.  pern.,  goar.  D.  LA  W 

18 
18 
18 
163 

50 
100 

i'.obo 
IOO'AC. 

DO 

50 

1,000 
1.0(10 

50O  Ac. 
5OO  Ac. 

1  .000 

:>oo  AT. 
l.OOO 
1,0011 
l.ooOA-r 
1,000 
100 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
5OO  &0. 
500  Ao. 

7  per  an. 

7 

le. 
5 

N.  Y.,  Del.  L.  A  W.  RR. 
do             do 
do             do 
N.Y.,Farmers'L.AT.Co. 

FaXTS«m6^^S^M.;»2,56b.OOO.^'d.o- 

W«*<  Chtster—  1st  mort.,  int.  guar.  by  Penn.  CK... 

B 

Phlla.,  Broad  St.  Stat'n. 
Phlla..  Broad  St.  Stat'n. 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do              do 
do              do 
N.  Y.,  Or.  Cent.  Station. 

6 
6 
5*8 

7 
6 
4&5 
7 
6 

t8' 
6 
See  text. 
6g. 
5  g. 
4^g. 

6 
6 
3>4 

70 
79 
63 
128 

1879 
1881 
1869 
1879 

Oon»oL  M.  (9650.OOO  are  fi»;  balance  6a  coup.) 

Consolidated  mortgage  ($2,OOO  is  scrip*  r 

11 
11 
310 
450 
45 

123 
159 
133 
90 
90 
90 
90 

1868 

1HH2 

1896 

18H5 
1883 

1881 

1MSIO 
1888 

•.-.H-T.H 
1S70 
1872 
1887 

W^Jersey  *  B.  8.,  Ut  oonsoL  M.,  $7  OOO  OOO,  g.c* 
W«**Aon»-lstM.,gu.p.Alvend.byN.Y.C.AH.o&r 
STTHCUW  Ontario*  New  York  1st  mortgage  
Wttl  Virginia  denial  rf  7V<*6.-8tock,  $0,000,000. 

Baltimore,  Co.'s  Office. 
Bait.,  Hambleton  A  Co. 
N.  Y.,Farm.L.ATr.Co. 
N.  Y.  GuarautyTrust  Co. 

Wat  Yirg\nia<t  fiUib.—  lstM.,8.  f.  notdr'n.gold.c- 
WeiCn  (Ata.)-Cov.  M.,g..gu.by  C.Oa.  andGa.KR.c' 
Wttlrrn  Maryland—  1st  M.  and  prcf.  2d  M.  (end  d)  . 
3d  mortgage,  endorsed  by  City  of  Baltimore  
4th  mort.,  in  return  for  City  of  Baltimore  stock.  . 
5th  mortgage,  held  by  City  of  Baltimore,  slnk'g  f  d 

Bait.,  N.  Mechanics'  Bk. 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 



Washington   Ohio    tc  Western.—  SEE  SOUTHERN  RAILWAY. 

West  Jersey.—  SEE  WEST  JKKSEY  A  SEA  SHORE  RR. 

West  Jersey  Sc  Atlantic.—  SUB  WEST  JERSET  A  SEA  SHORE  RR. 

West  Jersey  tt  Sea  Shore  BR.—  (See  Hap  Pennsylvania  RR.) 
—Owns  all  the  line*  of  toe  Pennsylvania  System  in  Souther!  New 
Jersey  including  the  line  from  Camdeu,  opposite  Ph  ladelphia,  to 
Atlantic  Citr  (59  in.),  Oamden  to  Gape  May,  81  miles,  with  branches, 
etc.,  310  miles  in  all. 

ORGANIZATION.—  Incorporated  May  4,  1896,  and  absorbed,  per  plan 
In  V.  02,  p.  3t!6,  ths  OAiuiieu  &  Atlantic,  West  Jersey,  etc.,  companies, 
comprising  the  Pennsylvania  lines  In  Southern  New  Jersey.  (See 
V.  62,  p.  871.) 

STOCK.—  Common  authorized,  $8,076,000  ;  special  guaranteed  stock, 
$104.000. 

DIVIDENDS.—  On  tptcial  guaranteed  stock  6  per  cent  per  annum.  On 
common  in  1896,  cV  2>g  p.  c.;  in  1897,  Mar.,  2>a  p.  o. 

BONDS.—  First  consolidated  mortgage  is  for  $7,000,000.  of  which  in 
July,  1896,  $3,473,500  were  reserved  for  prior  lien  bouds  when 
due,  $2,52d,500  for  improvements,  etc.,  and  $1,000,000,  used  for 
refunding,  etc.,  wore  gold  in  June,  1894.  See  description,  V.  62,  p. 
1179.  Mortgage  trustee  is  Co  mmonwealth  Title  Insurance  &  Trust  Co. 
of  Philadelphia. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.—  In  June  and  July,  1896,  several  old  loans 
aggregating  about  $950,000  were  replaced  by  newoonsol.  4s,  of  which 
$1,000,000  were  sold. 

EARNINGS.—  2  months,  5  1897  ............  Gross,  $252,102;  net,  $14,393 

Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.     1  1896  ............  Gross,    264,137;  net,      2,449 

The  combined  earnings  of  the  roads  show  : 

Tears  end.  Dee.  31.       1896.  1895.  1894.  1893.       ' 

Gross  earnings  .......  $2,554,919    $2,565,847    $2,440,898    $2,531.371 

Netearnings  ..........      586,888         616,269         619,444         583,293 

In  1896,  other  income,  $23,571  ;  interest  on  funded  debt,  $276,054; 
rental*,  taxes,  etc.,  $83,732  ;  balance  for  dividends,  $250,673.  Divi- 
dends at  5  p.  o.  on  common  (and  6  p.  o.  on  special  guaranteed)  call  for 
f!235,36a  per  annum.—  V.  62,  p.  366,  504.  742,  871,  989,  1098,  1179. 

Wo«t  Shore.—  (  See  Nap  New  York  Central  <t  Hudson  River  .)—  Line 
of  mini  from  Weehawken,  N.  J.,  opposite  New  York  City,  to  Buffalo, 
N.  Y..  with  branches  to  Albany  City  and  Rochester  City,  450  miles; 
Syracuse  Ontario  A  New  York  (formerly  leased  and  afterwards  ab- 
sorbed), Syracuse  to  Earlville,  45  miles;  total,  495  miles.  Successor 
in  1885  to  the  New  York  West  Shore  &  Buffalo,  sold  in  foreclosure. 

LEASE.—  Leased  in  1885  for  475  years  to  the  New  York  Central  A 
Hudson  and  all  earnings,  Ao.,  included  in  that  company's  report.  The 
(lO.OOO.OOO  of  stock  is  owned  by  the  New  York  Central  Company. 

BONDS.—  The  West  Shore  mortgage  is  made  to  the  Union  Trust  Com- 
pany as  trustee,  and  covers  the  line  of  road,  Weehawken  to  Buffalo, 
witli  branches,  450  miles  In  all,  and  also  the  terminals  at  Weehawken 
by  ownership  of  all  the  stock  and  bouds  of  the  Terminal  Company. 
The  guarantee  of  the  New  York  Central  A  Hudson  is  absolute  as  to 
Interest  and  principal  and  is  endorsed  on  each  bond.  See  abstract  of 
mortgage  in  V  .  42,  p.  176.  The  Syracuse  Ontario  A  N.  Y.  bonds  "  were 
not  assumed  as  part  of  the  West  Shore  mortgage." 

Went  Vlrelnla  Central  it  Plttsburg  Ity.—  A  coal  and  railroad 
company  m  West  Virginia  in  the  upper  Potomac  region—  the  Elk  Garden 
Coal  Field.  Owns  road  in  operation  from  junction  near  Piedmont 
W.  V'a.,  to  Bellngton,  W.  Va.,  102  miles;  Elklns  Junction  to  Beverly,  6 
miles;  branches  to  Miueville.  Elk  Garden,  Ac.,  15  miles;  total  owned, 
123  m.  Rails  on  June  30,  1896,  were  :  42  miles  of  70  Ib.  steel  and  81 
miles  56  Ib.  Leases  Pied.  A  Cuuib.  RR.  29  m.;  total  operated,  152  miles. 

HISTORT.—  Main  line  completed  in  1889.  Company  owns  32,244 
•ores  of  coal  and  lumber  lands  covered  by  the  first  mortgage  and  has 
mineral  righto  on  5,407  acres  more.  In  1892  the  Baltimore  A  Cumber- 
land RR.  was  organized  to  build  from  Cumberland  to  Hagerstowu,  Mil 
70  miles,  b'  t  in  April,  1890.  no  road  had  been  built  aud  the  project 
was  held  it  Doyauce.  See  V.  60,  p.  220. 

STOCK.—  Stock  authorized,  $6,000,000,  all  listed  on  Baltimore  8to*k 
Exchange,  but  June  30,  1896,  $300,000  was  held  In  treasury  of  the 
company.  Bills  payable  June  30,  1896,  $218,680. 

DIVIDENDS.—  From  1889  to  1894.  both  Inclusive,  1  p.o.  yearly  in  March; 
In  1895,  March,  l"a  p.  o.;  in  1896,  Jan.,  l  'a  p.  o.;  in  1897,  Mar.,  1  p.  o. 

BOUDS.—  First  mortgage  is  for  $3,600,000  to  W.  P.  Whyte  and  the 
Metropolitan  Trust  Co.,  as  trustees.  See  V.  52,  p.  204. 

EARNINGS.—  9  months,     <  1896-7  ......  Gross,  $847,074;  net,  $278,119 

July  1  to  Mar.  31.        (1890-6  ......  Gross,    890,526;  net,    308,158 


REPORT.—  Fiscal  year  changed  to  end  June  30.  Tlii  annual 
oport  for  1895-96  was  In  V.  63,  p.  456.  and  showed  total  coal  and  coke 
•hlpmento  for  year  1895-96  of  1,297,982,  against  1,002,434  tons  In 
1894-95;  825,757  in  1893-94  aud  929,427  tons  in  1892-93.  Earnings 
have  been: 

fear.  tinx*.  Net.     P.itO.RR.Net.  Prof.onOoal.    Tot.Net. 

1895-96.  ..9612,639       9215,899       910,633         $102,607       $329,139 
1894-95...  531,536          186,235          20,289  83,039          289563 

189394...  504,597          174,019          13,126  84,387          271562 


From  net  in  1895-96,  as  above,  deduct  Interest,  $180,000;  dividends 
$82,500;  miscellaneous,  $22,253 ;  balance,  surplus  for  year,  $14,386. 

President.  H.  G.  Davis,  Baltimore.  (V.  59,  p.  360,  648  ;  V.  60,  p. 
132,  220;  V.  61,  p.  377,  556  ;  V.  63,  p.  456;  V.  64,  p.  333.) 

Went  Virginia  &  Plttsburg.— (See  Map  Baltimore  <t  O/iio.)— 
ROAD. — Opened  in  1892  from  Clarksburg,  West  Va.,  on  the  B.  A  O.,  vl» 
Weston,  southerly  to  Camden-on-Gauley.  West  Va.,  103  miles,  (of  which 
1*9  miles  owned  by  B.  A  O.),  with  branch,  6  miles;  also  from  Weston 
via  Buckhanuon  to  Pickens,  50  miles ;  total,  159  miles. 

LEASE. — Leased  to  the  Baltimore  A  Ohio  for  999  years,  from  Jan.  1, 
1890.  The  rental  Is  62^1  per  cent  of  the  gross  revenue.  The  remaining 
37>s  is  to  be  applied  by  B.  A  O.  to  payment  of  interest  on  bonds,  the 
B.  A  O.  agreeing  to  advance  any  sums  needed  to  pay  this  interest  In 
full,  such  advances  to  be  a  charge  against  future  net  earnings.  See 
V.  51,  p.  718.  In  1905  and  at  end  of  every  ton  yeara  thereafter  rental 
may  be  altered  by  arbitration.  See  p.  8,  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1896. 

STOCK— Com.,  $2,500,000;  pref., 5  p.  o., non-oum.,  $900,000;  par, $100. 

BONDS.— The  first  mortgage  for  $4,000,000  (trustee,  Mercantile  Trust 
Company  of  Baltimore)  covers  besides  the  road  and  Its  equipment 
134,842  acres  of  timber,  coal  and  mineral  lands  in  West  Virginia.  There 
is  a  sinking  fund,  but  bonds  cannot  be  called.  (V.  54,  p.  725.)  Interest 
due  April  1,  1896,  was  paid.  Loans  and  bills  payable  June  30,  1896, 
$273,584;  equip,  notes,  $38,100  of  6s,  payable  quarterly  to  Oct.,  1898. 

EARNINGS.— 7  months,   51896-7 Gross,  $228,280;  net,  $121. 77  •< 

July  1  to  Jan.  31.       i  1895-6 Gross,    236,139;  net,    139,692 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Report  for  1895-96  in 
V.  63,  p.  600,  showing  earnings  as  follows : 

Gross.  Net.          Oth.  inc.   lnt.,tax,ete.        Balance 

1895-96 $400,442     $218,840       $83,662     $236,618     sur.$65,884 

1894-95 362,472        202,248          20,749       241,864     def.  18,867 

1893-94 387.949       210,339   loss  6.011       227,404     def.  23,076 

— (V.  57,  p.  852;  V.  59,  p.  695;  V.  62,  p.  82,634;  V.  63,  p.  600.) 

Western  Ity.  of  Alabama.— ROAD— Selma  to  West  Point,  133 
miles.  Owned  jointly  by  the  Georgia  RR.  and  Central  RR.  of  Ga. 

EARNINGS.— 8  months,  5 1896-7 Gross,  $449,316;  net,  $191,831 

July  1  to  Feb.  28.      J 1895  6 Gross,    422,345;  net,    166,946 

For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $579,803;  net,  $211,964. 
In  1894-5,  gross,  $523,284;  net,  $177,224;  other  income,  $8,670.  In 
terest,  taxes,  etc.,  $92,700;  dividends,  $60,000;  balance,  surplus. 
$33,194.  In  1893-94,  gross,  $512,022;  net,  $177,193.  Stock,  $3,000,- 
OOO  (par,  $100),  of  which  Central  of  Georgia  and  Georgia  Railroad 
each  owns  $1,500.000. 

DIVIDENDS.— In  1894,  2  p.  c.j  in  1895,  (June)  2  p.  o.;  in  1896  (June), 
2  p.  c.;  in  1897  (Jan.),  2  p.  o. 

Western  Maryland.— LINE  OF  ROAD — Baltimore  to  Williamsport, 
Ud.,  90  miles.  Leases— Baltimore  A  Cumberland  Valley  Railroad  and 
extension,  Edgeniout  to  Shippensburg,  Pa.,  34  miles ;  Baltimore  &  Har- 
risburg  Railroad,  Emory  Grove,  Md.,  to  Orranna,  Pa.,  59  miles,  and 
branches,  7  miles ;  western  extension,  15  miles ;  eastern  extension.  16 
miles;  Potomac  Valley  RR.,  Wlliiamsport  to  Cherry  Run  on  the  B.  A 
O.,  14  miles,  and  Porters  to  York,  16  miles ;  total,  238  miles  main  line . 

STOCK.— Common  stock  is  $684,950 ;  par,  $50 ;  six  per  cent  first  pre- 
ferred stock,  $324,000.  The  company  has  been  largely  assisted  by  the 
city  of  Baltimore,  which,  Jan.  1, 1893,  owned  $200,000  of  its  common 
stock,  $4,263,000  of  its  mortgages  and  $2,924,850  overdue  coupons. 
Washington  County,  Md.,  also  in  October,  1892,  owned  $110,000  com- 
mon and  all  the  $324,000  preferred  stock.  Of  tlie  thirteen  directors 
the  city  has  appointed  eight  and  the  county  two.  V.  55,  p.  545. 

BONDS.— Of  the  issue  of  $690,000  Baltimore  A  Harrisburg  bonds 
$120,000  are  held  in  trust  to  pay  off  the  Baltimore  A  Hanover  li 

There  are  three  Balto.  <fc  Oumb.  Valley  first  mortgages  on  different 
pieces  of  road,  and  under  the  lease  to  the  Western  Maryland  interest 
on  the  mortgages  is  provided  by  rental. 

From  July  1,  1892,  the  company  has  paid  regularly  interest  on  all 
its  obligations  except  on  3d  and  4th  mortgages,  which  is  paid  by  the 
City  of  Baltimore. 

Floating  debt  Oct.  1, 1896 :  First  mortgage,  overdue,  $43,500 ;  bttli 
payable,  $301,904;  funded  6  p.  c.  certs,  held  by  Baltimore,  $226,530 
unfunded  coupons,  $71,742. 

LEASED  LINES.— As  to  leased  lines  see  SUPPLEMENT  November,  189 

Potomac  Valley  RR.  bonds  are  guaranteed  by  the  Western  Marylam 
and  the  Baltimore  A  Harrisburg.  See  Potomac  Valley  and  V.  52,  p.  I1. 

ANNDAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  September  30.  Report  for  1895- 
was  in  V.  64,  p.  178.  The  earnings,  including  Balto.  A  Hurruburg 
Balto.  A  Cumberland  and  Potomac  Valley,  were  as  follows : 


Tear  end.  Gross  Net 

Sept.  30.  earnings,     earnings. 

1896. $1,265,690    $399,050 

1895 1,277,863      439,035 

1894 1,203,174      390,735 

1893 1,322,320      461,890 


-Interest, 

rents.,  tie. 

$323,665 

296,458 

351, 123 

381,436 


Din.  on 
pref. 

$1,520 
1,356 
1,445 
2,231 


Sal., 
turp. 

$73,!J6 
14122 
38,16 
78,17 


* Interest  assumed  by  Baltimore  City  is  not  included. 
-(V.  57,  p.  1121;  V.  60,p.  «18;  V.  62,  p.  82;  V.  64,  p.  178.) 


APRIL,  18U7.  | 


RAILROAD    STOCKS    AND     BONDS. 


139 


will  rouftr  a  great  favor  by  nl\  lns  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  them  Table*. 


RAILROADS. 

Mile* 
of 
laa* 

Date 
of 

l:..:.  •!- 

Si..,-.,  T 

Par 

Value, 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OB  DIVIDENDS. 

Bond*—  Prtnol 
pal,  When  Due 
Slock*—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  heading*,  uo.,  lee  note* 
on  first  page  of  table*. 

Rate  per 

Owl 

When 
Payable 

Where  Parable,  and  by 
whom. 

Wttt.Xarted—1  Con.*—  Bait  A  Harrtsb.  RR.:  pr.Mn. 
Mortgage  (for  869O.OOO).  gold.       e' 

"32 

15 
34 

.;.;  . 
633 
633 

1879 
IBM 
1888 

•79--81 

1887 
1890 
1895 

9120.0OO 
570.00O 
Z40.000 
351.3OO 
20.OOO.OOO 
!Mi:i().inH« 
10,000,000 
10,000.000 

1.  775,000 

4,000,000 

15,000,000 

4.5OO.OOO 
3.000.000 

1  .500.000 

276,000 
1.  '..'4.000 

I..;.N...KHI 

769,000 

500,000 
500,000 
1.125.000 

960.000 
1.600.000 
200.OOO 
718.000 
407.000 
354,000 
466,000 
3,000.000 
2.5OO.OOO 

6 
5g. 

i8- 

Various 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
J.   A   J. 

Baltimore,  Oo.'s  Office, 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

Jan.   1,  1899 
Nov.  1,  1936 
May  1,  1938 
July,1929A'31 

$i",6bo 

1,000 

Ut  1C  We»t.  Ext.  l*  1  6.0OO  [..  in.  )  .  gold.  guar.  .  .  e' 
Bait.  A  Comb.  Vat.  lit  mortgage*  (we  remarku 
WuurnS  T.  *  PMutMtnmte-ltoek  (See  text!  
Veil  N.  Y.  A  Penn.  Ut  M.,(810,OOO.OOO).gold.c' 
General  mortgage.  $10,OOO,OOO.  gold.  Me  VxtO* 
Ineome  bond*.  $10,000,000,  gold,  non-cum  e* 
Vesifit  rV*»»  -Rtor.k 

50 

1,000 
1,000 

1,000 
5O 
1,000 
100 

100 

1,000 

1,000 

1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

5  K- 

1* 
See  text 
4g. 

J.    A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
Nov.  1. 
A.        O. 
J.        D. 

N.  Y..  Continental  Tr. 
do              do 
Odlce—  When  earned. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Phila.,Broad  St.  Station 

Jan.   1,  1937 
Apr.  1,  1943 
Apr.   1,  1943 
Apr.13,'97,3% 
June  1,  1928 

ConsoL  M.(85.000.000).gold,guar.p.*t.Pa.RR.c- 
•$MMa»  4  LmJu  Jtrw-Coaunon  Mock  (Me  text)  .  .  . 

137 

1888 

UtM.,  Lake  E.  Div..  Bowentoa  to  Lake  E-.gold.c- 
Ut  M.  Wheeling  Dlv.,  8  A  *  (2d  on  187  m.)  g.  ..«• 
Toledo  Belt  Railway  1st  mortgage,  gold,  gnar.... 
Exten.  and  Impr.  mort(«1.9OO.OOO>.irold,8A*.e- 
OMMdL  mortgage  for  «8.000.000.  gold..  $**....<- 
Car  trusts.  November.  1806  

187 
50 
5 
MQ 

M 

1886 
L888 
L888 
1889 
1893 

See  text 
5g. 
»&• 
5g. 

5g. 

4  g. 

A."     "0. 
J.         J. 
M.        8. 
F.        A. 
J.         J. 

N.  Y.,  Office.  40  Wall  St. 
Jan..  '97,  coupon  paid. 
Oct.,  '96,  coup,  last  pd, 
Sept./SMi.  coup,  last  pd 

AUK.,'9ti,  CDUp.  last  IN! 

Jan.,  '97,  coup,  last  pd. 

May  15,  1894 
"<  t.    1,  1926 
July  1.  1928 
I'.irt  e:u-h  year 
Feb.   1,  1930 
July  1,  1992 

WieMta  raU«r--UtM.subj.toeallat  lO5.g...o-AT 
Wtllattm-n  ftmitirm    Dm  Xiw  Yuan  ScaQCKR.* 

51 

VV.    A 

5 
5 
45 

193 

53 

LBJM 

Win 

1888 

3H 
LBM 

1896 
1893 
L8M 
188? 
L8M 

1.000 

EBX. 

50 
1,000 

1,000 

100 
1.000 
1.000 
1.000 
1,000 
500 
U008 

tog 

1 

»g- 

5 

£•* 

Sf. 

g- 
g- 
g. 

5g. 

-..,.  t_.  x: 

J.         J. 

K!    N. 

M.        8. 

J.         J. 
J.        D. 
J.         .1. 
F.        A. 
F.        A. 
J.        D. 
"•I       ••' 
JT      X. 
A.         0. 

N.  Y.  Mercantile  Trust 

Phlla.,  1O6  So.  4th  St 
do              do 
Phila..Fld.I..Tr.A8.D. 

Wilmington.  N.  O. 
New  York  'A  Baltimore. 
Bait  .  Safe  Dep.  A  Tr.  Oo. 
Interest  in  default. 
•     do              do 
Reg.;  Co.  m  alia  checks, 
do              do 
Wllm..  N.C.  .Oo.'s  Office, 
do               Jo 

July  1,  1940 

Pint  mortgage  gold.  guar.  p.  At  by  L.  C.  *  N.  Oo. 
WUUamtfmffXo.  ArwaeA—  lstM..82.OOO,OOOg.e- 
Willmar  4  Biotu  fmU*.—  See  UBBAT  NOKTHBB*. 
ITHs».  Co<ii.i.*4w0.-8tock.6p.e..guar.WU.AWel 
1  «t  mortgage                             .             r 

May    1,  1938 
Sept  1.  1922 

Jan..  1897,  3% 
June  10.  191o 
Jan.   1,  1946 
Feb.    1.    1921 
Feb.  1,    1921 
1907-1997 
Aug.  1.  1938 
May  12,  1896 
Irredeemable 

Wllm.AOonway  l«t*L.g.,gu.i>.ALby  W.C.AA. 
»•«•».  .V«w*rm«rf  .V.-W.O.  A  K.Car  l.t'M..  gold.  ... 

^^^•i*TT*T  *r  "  •nrrr*  •-—  •-  ff«°  """  r~'-« 

ru»i«««<m  4  A'ortA.-lst  M.  job.  to  call  In  T9O7.  .  .  r 
Oeneral  mortgage  for  •l.OOU.OOO,  guld      .           r 

88 
88 

fUmtnglan  4  irWdait—  stock 

Certlfl.of  Indebifor  dlrM  In  •-.T.nnn-cum..  Income. 

Western  Jlew  1'ork  *  Pennsylvania  Br.-Owns  Buffalo  to 
Emporium.  Pa..  121  mile.;  Batalo  to  Oil  City.  Pa..  136  miles;  Oil  City  to 
Oleaa.  116  mlleK  Rochester  to  Hlnsdalo.  90  miles;  Btoneboro  to  West 
Xew  <  'astle,  36  mile*;  branehea.  Inclndlag  proprietary  Uaes,  133  miles: 
tou»l.»»ned,641mlle».of  whlca  70  are  narrow 

OaOAiriZATtOV. 

.f  January.  IMS),  of  the  M 


ry  Ua 
;taa* 


,  36  miles. 

March  18.  1896  (per  plan  ID  8crrL» 
liriillill  Feb.  5,  1890. 


STOCK. -The  voting  power  on  85.OOO.OOO  new  capital 
•y  thr  oM  2.1  mortgage  bondholder*  Is  to  be  held  la  trost  for  ore  year. 

•  urge  E.  "— r*f.  ****I-'B* T*1  "T*~  -T-'T-mr!  O.  D*  Courser. 
^^••V— Abatraetef  Western  N.  Y.  A  Pa.  1st  mortgage  In  V.  47.  p. 
anananr*  CT  ""  ourlaaft  (limited  to  91O.uoo.oOO)  hears  Interest  from 
April  1.  1893.  till  April  1.  1><97.  at  3  percent,  then  all  1901  at  8  per 


eent  and  thereafter  M  4  per  rent. 


Union  Trust  Co 


Insur.  Tr.  *  STo.  Co.  of 

DM.  31.  189«.   »13fMM»; 


limited  to  910.C 
FUIATIXO   DKBT.— New  equ 

warrants,  8»7/>00?loi*> 

EAKXHUM. -8  months,  >  1996-7 Oroes,82.O73.3«6;   net.  »716.i>72 

July  1  to  Feb.  1«.     (  1896-6.  ...Gross.    2.211.414:    net.    588,710 
For  6  month,  ending  I>ee.  81. 1888.ssap)a*  over  charges  was 
332.  against  8213.1 16  la  1895. 


>  I.  Rimer. -Fiscal  year  end*  j 

i.  p.  326.    The  Interest  on  the  i 

ipr.1  1. 1896.  hi  not  Included  in  U.  eh 


•  Jane  30    Report  for  l<»9S-96  was 
I  aew  gsasral  mortgage  bonds  to 
I  enarges,  as  It  was  provkUd  for  eat 

>  oa  stock  at  the  tone  of  reorganisation;  therefore  only 
3  nonibs-  Interest  appears  ta  charges  of  19*0-96.  Interest  charge  oa 
these  bonds  for  1894-97  wUl  amount  to  8325.OOO.  Btaco  July.  1895. 

-H    »„,. .  _    ,    ..  _.„    a,^^.        •- -•   •— 


1894. 
$3.011.900 

,:,:.„ 


Otoss  samlnga 
•Meanings.. 

Othrr 

N't  IT  ...  .•:..                                      *1.008.7M    $1.014.774  8796.308 

bterest  charges  on  Ut  mortgages.    8»1«.3-V>       8B08.708  85O3.4S9 
tat  oa  gem.  mtg.  (sea  aboveT......       so.ooo 

^^K-  .T 9D.4SO            99,058  99.785 

^^Braal  Mt.  and  equip,  notes..        36.4O7           B7JV47  M.M9 

Bental. E    M 

Balanre.  .-irj.    ;.  832O.56O 

1 8.  390.  te/.  •  4 •,  ••!».  8*9 ;  V.  M. 


WV.l.T.i    N..rlh    <«r.. 


$88S^«0       8115.653 

. ,.  m,  •, 


kr. 


197.  April.  :i  p.  c. 

••>  i          Ky 

od  branch  to  llun.n.  O 


R.,-, 
Trn«t  ('•>    > 

Trust  Co..  X 


_  Toledo,  O..  to  Bowerston,  O. 
13  miles;  Wheeling  DivMo*. 
^rrj,  -«~~»"»»eua)r.  42  miles ;  MUabeonile 
•It,  5m.  total.  347  mSm.   There  are  also  coal 
wqatred  right  to  ase  Orralaad  Terminal  * 
tevelaad  I  •  mils  hi  tor  99  years.    V.  63.  p. 
hi  Wheat  L.  B.  A  Pitt*  Coal  Co. -which  see 

•97.  Myron  T.  Herriek  aad  Robert 
inte»l  receivers;  V.  64,  p.  183. 
»nd  tmprov.  5s,  tat  doe  Feb.  I.  ItOT;  Lake 

Ine  Mar.  1. 
•.-Loots   Fltigerald,  Chairman:  W.  L.  Boll, 

and  Dancan   D.   Parmly.  of  Maruuand  A 
I  nliiaHiTy.  Mercantile  Trout  Co.,  S 
•  and  preferred  and  common  stock,  and  flint 

of  the  Wheel.  Lake  E.  A  Ptttsburg  Coal  Co 
i.  ty**  FalreaUd,  39  Wall  St.  N.  Y.,  aad 

ad,  Coppall  *  Co..  23  r.xehang*  Place,  N.  Y.; 
ra  doposried.— V.  64.  p.  713. 
•v—  Brown  Bros.  *  On..  59  Wall  St,  N.  Y. 
,  purchased  oa  deposit  of  the  bonds. 
Mk-AprtL  1888.  to  1890.  4  p.  c.  per  ana.; 
to  181'      •  n  1894.  2;  none  •Ince. 

mortgage  Lake  Erie  Division  Is  Mercantile 
HtMlgi  Wheeling  Division  Is  Central  Trust 
msl  impmtmtHt  m»rtfmf»  (trustee  Central 
8v88«  «ot  which  saaeleatU  reserved  to  retire 


the  Toledo  Belt  bonds)  coven,  subject  to  prior  liens,  entire  property, 
and  Is  a  Orstlien  upon  the  extension  to  Bellalre  and  Bteubenvtlle  branch 

OonssJutaiest  mortgage  (trustee  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,)  for  88.0O0.1 
OOO.  of  which  86.400.000  to  retire  prior  bonds  at  or  before  maturity. 

GaJtKBAL  FiXAXCKa. — Balance  sheet  furnlrlied  to  «t<.ckUol.lcr«'  com- 
mit te  •  by  the  receiver  as  of  Xov.  3O.  1896,  shows :  Current  liabilities, 
#1.104.482.  Including  bills  payable.  8523,098:  accounts  payable. 
8270.796;  wage*.  8149,537:  also  oar  .rusts  previously  not  known  to 
exist.  8096,08T.-eee  V.  64.  p.  »74. 

LAlawT  EAKXIKOS,— Jan.  1  to  April  7  (3>4  months),  gross. $246,619  In 
;  8305.313  In  1896.    For  calendar  year  1096.  groat.  91,310.498, 

AJTSDAL  RaroKT.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  SO.  Report  for  1895-96  was 
In  V.  63.  p.  500.  003.  Daring  the  year  189&-96  the  company  carried 
1.230.530  tons  of  Mtaataous  ooaL  against  1,105,930  tons  In  1804-95; 
and214.inotoiMofotes,  against  3O2>  10  tons  In  1893-94. 

Tsar  **+»g  Jutu  3O-    1896.  1895.  l-:'l 


41.544,545 
379.779 


$1.367.648 
473.M6 
370,857 
135,000 


1898. 

•1.305.991 
547,884 
320,694 
180.000 
14,941 


sur.A33.745   def.932.191  sur.«32.249 
-(V.  64.  p.  85.  183.236,  288.  333.  374.  566.  665.  713.) 
Wllkr>barrr  *  Eastern.—  fln  V.  Y.  SCSQCKHAMXA  A  WMTEUI 

IVIIkt-.barrr-   *   ^rnntom.—^Sff  Map  Ctnlrml  MS.  of  Jf.J.h- 
Ow«.  from  Beraaton  to  Mln.M,ka  J 
mile.  Is  doable  track.  Leased  from 
Co.  (see  " 
leas  ome  year, 

Central  of  N.  J  at  H  per  .. 

!•  JUM.  1894.  LeatfTooal  *  War.  Oo.  held  all  the  stock. 


^Sff  Map  Ctnlrml  MS.  of  Jf.J.h- 
uaoUon.  Pa..  •  miles,  of  which  1>> 
May  1.  1888.  to  Lehlgh  C'oal.  *  Nav. 
aneoa.  Oompaaim")  duHng  IU  corporate  existence 
847.5OO  per  annum  and  taiea.    Lease  aadrned    to 
H  per  eent  on  cost  of  road  H1.O65.OOO)  and  taxea. 


\»  IIMam.poM  *  North  Br.nrh  HR.-Hall'i  to  Batterteld,  Pa.' 
and  braooa  45  nllea.  Oomm.iu  •I<H-K  (aulh  •2.OOO.OOO)  Issued. 
t9tftJM:  preferred.  «3OO.OOO;  par  value  of  each.  «30.  Mortgage 
EBC  Htfli  in-  ir  A  -  |.  .  .  r  i-  , 


KAJUIIKM.—  Tear 

652; 
791; 


Joae  30,  1896.  noas.  8100.858  ;  net, 

d,ie«;  819  jJlTlk  1894^.  «ro^>        - 
Prealdeat.  George  T.  Vorman.  Buffalo.  N.  Y 


\tllmlnglon  Columbia  sV  Aagosla  HR.— Owns  from  Wll- 
mlngtos.  X.  '  .-.'miles;  In  1896  the  Wilmington 

A  Conwar,  from  Conway,  S.  C.,  to  Hub,  N.  C..  51  miles,  was  consoli- 
dated with  the  W.  C.  A  A.,  and  then  leased  to  Wilmington  A  Welden; 
total,  243  miles.  Leases  jointly  with  Northeastern  (Mouth  Carolina) 
F^J^gSfgSSSSZS^^*  C..  to  Sinter. 

In  June.  1885.  leased  for  99  years  to  the  WUm.  A  Welrion.  the  lessee 

to,'^^iiS.SbSS*Il4a'""*t^I1'l?^OIlUl*§u>ot  Onjuiie 


30.  1996.  loans 
AmrniL  R«rorr. 


d  6  per 

payabE  were  »137^1  1. 

FUeal  year  end.  June  SO.    Retiort  fer  1895-6  was 
:  Uross 


.  . 

InV.  O.i.  iowln«:  Uross.f637.241;    net,  «1  63,234:    otberln- 

come.  832.560;  lnt*rr.t.  $U4.i61  ;  dividends.  857.600:    bai.,  surphu, 
833.742.    In  Is'.U  a.  gross.  8550.940  ;  net,  8144,758.    V.  63.  p.  1  155. 

alnclon  Newtxrne  A    Norfolk   Hallway.—  Road  frnm 
••>  Newiirnif.  X.  C..  88  miles.  Stork  authorised,  83.OOO.OOO; 
paid  la.  81.2OQ.OOO;  par  8SO. 

Whltlacwas  appointed  receiver  on  March  15,  1897.  Interact 
Ul  tadafaolU  Year  fifeS-00,,  cross.  87B.996;  net,  84.O98;  charges, 
861.040.  ID  1894-95,  gross.  88O.089  ;  net^l3.O77.-\"u,  p.  568. 


___  ilsiclou    A    Morihrrn.—  Owns  from   Wilmington,   Del.,  to 
High.  Junction.  Pa..  71   miles;  branches.  17  miles;    total  owned.  88 
mttMi  package  to  Read 
1H77.  after  foreelosore 


.  . 

Reading.  Pa.,  etc..  4  miles.    Organised  January  18. 
.  aer    oreeosore  sab.     General  mortgage  bonds  are  reserved 
to  retire  Brat  mortgage  Indebtedness  at  maturity;  87O.OOO  general  5» 
were  Issued  In  April.  1»V7.   fur  equipment,  etc. 


.  ,       .    STOCK  authorised 

81.500.000;  outstanding.  81.27H.O5o  ;  par.  854. 

AXXCAL  RcrOaT.—  Report  for  1S93,  In  V.  62,  p.  867,  showed  : 

Ir.tnd.Dft.3l  -  liroti.  Inlrrrtt.  ltal..*urp. 

1896..  8488.315  871.896  838.5OO  9t»MO 

1894...  ..  440.156  61.960  38.55O  .11" 

\t  llmlnsjion  A  Wrldon  RH.—  ROAD—  Owns  Wilmington  to  Wei  - 
doc.  N.C.,  162  mllen,  and  from  Houtli  Carolina  State  line  to  Contentnea. 
N.  (X,  116  miles;  branches.  Scotland  Neck  (Halifax  to  Kindlon),  85 
miles;  Tarboro,  Nashville,  Clinton,  etc..  15H;  total  owned,  52  1  miles. 

Leases  Wllm.  Col.  A  Aug.,  243  miles;  Central  Sooth  Carolina  (jointly 
with  Northeastern  South  Carolina  RR.).  4O  miles.  Reaches  Augusta, 
Ua.  from  Denmark.  8.  C.,  57  miles,  on  South  Carolina  A  Georgia  RR. 

OBOAiruunoN.—  Organised  In  1836.  Controlled  by  Atlantic  Coast 
Line  Company  (which  see.) 

DiviDnriM,  ETC.—  From  1884  to  July,  1891.  both  Inclusive,  at  rate  of  8 
per  cent  per  annum;  In  November,  1891,4  percent:  In  July,  1892,  4 
percent;  In  1893,  3:  1894,  Mar.  3;  >•  1895.  6:  In  1896,  Majr.3  p.  o. 

Bo»m.—  7s  due  Kay  1,  1807.  will  be  paid  and  general  5s  Issued. 


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INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


«Ml,«rtl~r.  will  confer  .  (real  fcr.r  by  rfTlne  Immediate  notice  of  .ny  error  dUcorered  In  tbe.e  Table.. 

BA1LBOAD8. 

Miles 
of 

Bo  •  •'. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OB  DIVIDENDS. 

Bonds—  Princl 
1>»1,  When  Due. 
Slocks  —  Last 
Dividends. 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  notes 
mi  tlr..t  page  of  tublcn. 

K:ii,-  IVr 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Wlicro  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

WtlminoloH  *  Welttan.-  (Concl.)-B.  t.  gold  Int.bds. 
Qen'lTiM.rl.  for  *1,OOO,OOO  ($12.0OO  i>er  mlle)g.c- 
TO  liruuoti  unil  extension  

457 
468 
53 
1,888 

1885 
1894 

•1,000 

1,000 

$936,000 
3,062.000 
500,000 
300,000 
380.OOO 
384,000 
lOO.OOO 
1,150,000 
2,000,000 
150,000 
810,000 
.180,000 
400,000 
215,000 
30,000 
See  text. 
12,000 
11,265,000 
7,427,166 
3,642,122 
2,860,000 
1,040,000 
500,000 
810,000 

100,000 

3,099,800 
150,000 
511.00O 

73.r>,ooo 
;i8o,ooo 

1!49,950 
150,000 
2.000.000 

7g. 
1S- 

J.  A  J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.-J. 

N.Y.,Balt.  and  Wllmlng. 
do              do 
Wilmington,  N.  C. 

May    1,  1897 
July  1,  1935 
1944 

At  Co.'s  option 
Sept.  1,  1915 

Special  t  runt  eerUtloateii  .  .  -  .  .  .  -  -  •  -  •  •  -  - 
riJiolw  Wr,,lff«-l«t  M.,  gold.  s.  f  ..  r-d.  at  110  aft.  '98 

1890 

1,000 

100 

1,000 

i'.obo 

6 

5g. 

M.  A  S 

.N.  Y.,  J.  Walker  A  Son. 

If.  'w.o.i  f  Western  •  Stock,  $2,000,000  

1895 
1894 
1874 
1880 
1884 
1888 
1886 
1887 
1879 
1*7:1 
1887 
1SS7 
1891 
i  *s.-> 

1HH5 
1896 
1895 
1890 

1886 

IS'.IH 
IH'.K) 
1  «<>r, 
1882 
1894 
1886 

I* 

7 

1S- 
8 
8 
5 

I1'" 

1* 

I*' 
5 

J.   A  J. 

M.  A  N. 
M.  A  N. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A   6. 
M.  A    S. 
J.   A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
J.    A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  A   S. 
M.  A    S. 

New  York  City. 
N.  Y.,  U.  8.  Trust  Co. 
Boston,  73  Tremont  St. 
Oct.,  '96,  coup,  last  pd. 

1915 
Nov.  16,  1897 
Nov.  1,   1904 
Apr.   1,  1910 
May  1,  1915 
Feb.  1,  1895. 
Sept.  1,  1906 
Nov.  1,  1937 
Jan.   1,   11)09 
Jan.    1,  1909 
July  1,  1937 
July  1,  1937 
May  1,  1931 
Mch.  1,  1916 
Mch.  1.  1916 
June,  '97-1902 
Jan.  1,  1945 
Oct.    1,   1910 
Jan.2  97,213% 
July  1,  19o« 
Jan.   1,  1913 
Jan.   1,  1930 
Oct.    1.  1934 
Apr.  1,  1932 
Sept  1,  194O 
Feb.  1.  1916 

W*c<m*tH  Vent!  no.—  Receivers'  oertlfs.—  Bee  text.  . 

"Yd 

54 

Wtooonaln  A  Minnesota  1st  mortgage,  gold  

Mum.  st.  crolx  it  Wisconsin.  1st  mortgage  
Trnnlual  mortgage  notes  

See  text. 
Boston,  73  Tremont  St. 
Boston  ,  Merch.  Nat.  Bk. 
do             do 

Improvement  mortgage  notes  

:.  B  —  Oon»ol.M..lstBerles,goId....o4r 
Uonsol.M.,2d  series,  lnoome(notcum.)gold.c'*r 
Wisconsin  Central  Co.  lstM.,$12,OOO,000,gold.c' 
Income  M.,  non-cum.,  $9,000,000,  gold  c* 
Wts.  Cent.  Co.A  Rtt.  Imp.  bonds,  gold,  convert.o' 
Chicago  Wto.  A  Minn,  (leased)—  1st  mort.,  gold.c* 
Income  bonds,  6  per  cent,  cumulative  

416 
416 
All. 
All. 

i'22 

500  Ac. 
500  Ac. 

1.0(1(1 
1,11(10 

l.OOO 
1,000 

Jan.,  1894,  last  paid. 
No  coupons  paid. 
Nov.,  '96,  coupon  paid. 
Bost'n,  Meioh.  Nat.  Bk. 
See  text. 

Win.  Cent  equip,  notes,  $500,000,  (60  monthly). 
WitroHSin  <t  Mirhigan  Ku.—  lstM.,'g..  S15.OOO  p.m. 
Wtoiuoekrl  *  Pate.—  1st  M.,  Int.  gu.  City  of  Woon.c 
W  •miter  Haskua  <*  Rochester-  Stock  ($3,600,000).. 
Wor.aNas.  (  Wor.  Nashua  &  Rocli.  BR.  bonds.  .  .0* 
IstM.  of  J         do                do                do     
•79  secures!         do                do                do    ...c" 
all  equauy.  i        do               do               do    
Tor*  Southern—  York  A  Peach  Bottom  "A"  A  "B". 

"54 
10 
94 
47 
47 
47 
47 

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

ig- 

Text. 
4 
4 
4 
4 
5 

ig- 

6  ST. 

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

M;'A"S. 

P.  A  A. 

N.  Y.,  Atlantic  Tr.  Co. 
Providence,  R.  I. 
Worcester,  Office. 
Boston,  Globe  Nat.  Bk. 
do              do 
do              do 
do              da 
8ec.T.AT.Co.,York,Pa. 
do             do 
Last  paid  Feb.  1,  1889. 

fmn.  <r  OMn  River—  lit  M..  825.0OO  p.  m.,  gold.o' 

80 

](>(">  Ac. 

ANNUAL  BKHOBT.— Report  for  year  ending  June  30. 1896,  was  In  V. 


6:1,  n.  115.r),  showing  earnings  as  follows: 
Tear  entfg  June  30.        1 890.  1895. 

Gross  earnings $1,803,196    $1,625,076 

Expenses  and  taxes..   1,110,522      1,013,813 


1894. 
$1,637,752 


1893. 

$1,569,296 
993,936 


Netearnlnwi $692.674       $611.263       $646.853       $575,360 

In  1895-96  total  net  Income,  $735,460:  interest  charges,  $447,700; 
dividends,  $180,000,  balance,  surplus,  $107,760.  In  1894-95  paid 
dividends  amounting  to  only$90,OOO.— (V.  63,  p.  1 155;  V.64,p.  333.) 

Wlnona  Bridge  Railway.— Owns  bridge  between  Wlnona, 
Minn  and  Buffalo,  Wls.,  1'03  mile,  opened  Sept.  1, 1891.  Leased  to 
Winoua  A  Southwestern,  Green  Bay  Wlnona  A  St.  P.  and  Chicago 
Burl.  &  No.  for  30  years.  STOCK.— $100,000;  par,  $100. 

EARNINGS.— Year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $20,628;  net,  $13,276 
charges,  $19,583;  balance,  def.,  $6,307.  In  1894-5,  gross,  $18,916 

Wlnona  &  Western.— Owns  from  Wlnona,  Minn.,  to  beyond 
Osage,  Iowa,  117  miles.  Organized  In  October,  1894,  and  purchased 
the  tVmona  &  Southwestern,  sold  In  foreclosure.  V.  59,  p.  836.  Stock 
authorized.  $'2,000,000 ;  par,  $100.  EARNI  NGS.— Year  endlne  June  30, 
1896.  groas,  *158,559;  net,  $23,112;  1895,  gross,  $143,729;  net, 
83  640  Interest  on  bonds  has  been  accruing,  but  first  payment  is  due 
Jan.  1, 1897.  (V.  89,  p.  372, 697, 836,  839;  V.  61,  p.  518.) 

Wisconsin  Central  Company.— SYSTEM  extends  from  Chicago 
to  AshUnd,  Wis.,  and  Like  Superior  iron  mines,  also  to  St.  Paul  and 
MinueaiMills.  By  the  Milwaukee  A  Lake  Winnebago  extension  to 
Muuitowoc  and  the  car  ferry  across  Lake  Michigan,  connecting  with 
the  Flint  &  Pere  Marquette,  the  Wisconsin  Central  has  a  short  line  to 
the  East,  beginning  In  January,  1897.  V.  62,  p.  636,  1098;  V.  63,  p. 
117.  The  system  Includes : 


Wit.  Ornf.  Oo.  owning  :       UUi  s. 
St.  P.  Jun.  to  Abbottsford,  Wis. 157 

Branch  to  Bessemer 34 

Branches  to  Eau  Claire,  etc —  12 
8piirstoindiistries(15m.unop.)  53 

Leasing : 
Chicago  Wisconsin  &  Minn.— 

Chic,  to  Schlelsingerv., etc  ..115 

Spurs  to  industries 15 

Trackage  to  Chic..  Minn.,  etc..  26 

Kugby  to  Milwaukee,  etc —  29 


Wit.  Ocnt.RR. owning:       Mites. 

Neenah  to  Ashland 249 

Stevens  Point  to  Portage  City.  71 

Branches,  etc 32 

Spur8tolndustries(39m.unop.)  76 

Leasing: 

Milw.  A  Lake  Winnebago— 
Neenah  to  Schteisingerville.  64 

Extension  to  Manitowoc 45 

Spurs  to  industries ..     3 

Packwaukee&  Montello 8 


Grand  total  (including  spots  operated  129  miles  and  unop.  54  m)  .989 

PHYSICAL  CONDITION.— Of  the  587  miles  of  main  line  June  30, 1896, 
-24  miles  were  80  lh.  steel,  166  miles  70  Hi.,  386  miles  60  Ib.  11  miles 
58  ll»  The  branches  (152  miles)  were  mostly  52-60  Ib.  steel.  Trestles 
Jume  30,  1896,  aggregated  »3,367  feet,  wooden  bridges  4,145,  iron 
brldies  7.921  feet  on  main  line  and  branches. 

HISTORY,  ETC.— Organized  June,  1887.  The  lease  to  the  Northern 
Pacitlo  (see  V.  51,  p.  713),  was  canceled  Sept.  25, 1893.  V.  57,  p.  548. 

The  Chicago  Wisconsin  A  Minnesota,  from  Sohleisingervllle  to  Chicago 
A  Northern  Pacific  terminals  in  Cook  County,  111.,  122  miles.  Is  leased  in 
perpetuity.  Bental  Is  37^  per  cent  of  gross  earnings,  less  its  propor- 
tion of  terminal  charges ;  but  surplus  rental  over  $350,000  yearly  Is 
divided  equally  with  lessee.  As  to  Mil.  A  Lake  Winnebago,  see  that  Co 
In  April,  1897.  it  was  proposed  to  reduce  the  Chicago  W.  A  M.  and 
Mil.  &  Lake  Wiunebago  rentals.— V.  61,  p.  713. 

RECEIVERSHIP.— Sept.  27, 1893,  H.  F.  Wbltcomb  and  Howard  Morris 
were  appointed  receivers.  V.  57,  p.  557.  In  1894,  $1,650,000  certificates 
we  e  sold  and  the  floating  debt  paid  off,  releasing  over  $2,000,000  of 
«ollateral.  V.  60,  p.  84.  In  May,  1895,  the  balance  of  $350,000  were 
sold  for  new  heavy  steel  rails  and  other  physical  improvements.  The 
leases  of  the  Milwaukee  &  Lake  Winuebago  and  Chicago  Wisconsin  A 
Minnesota  were  suspended  In  1897. 

DEFAULTS.— Interest  on  Wls.  Central  Company  5s  due  July  1, 1894, 
Is  In  default.  On  Wisconsin  A  Minnesota  first  7s,  interest  due  April 
1, 1897,  was  not  paid.  -V.  64,  p.  713. 

BBOBOAKIZATIOS  OOMMITTBR.— In  July,  1894,  George  Cqpnell,  W.  L. 
Bull,  John  Crosby  Brown,  Fred.  T.  Gates,  James  0.  Colgate  and 
Gerald  L.  Hoyt,  of  New  York,  Rowland  Hazard  of  Rhode  Island, 
mil  Edwin  II  Abbot  of  Boston.  Committee  hopes  to  have  a  plan 
summer  of  1897.— See  V.  62,  p.  42, 139;  VT  64,  p.  713. 


52,  p, 

o.,N< 


Depositary,  United  States  Trust  Co.,  New  York.  In  June,  1895,  about 
$7,530,000  mortgage  5s  and  $1,150,000  incomes  had  been  deposited. 

STOCK*.— Pref.  (6  p.  o.  cum.),  83,000.000;  common,  $12,000,000. 
Voting  power  on  entire  stock  is  held  by  Messrs.  Colby,  Hoyt  and  Abbot. 

BONDS.— Tbe  total  issue  of  Wls.  Cent.  RR.  consol.  mortgage,  nrstseries 
bond*  Is  $3,727,500,  of  which  $1,522,000  In  the  hands  of  the  public  re- 
ceived interest  regularly  to  Jan.  1, 1897,  and  $2.205,500  are  held  by  the 
Wls.  Cent.  Co.:  on  these  latter  interest  amounting  to  $56,050  was  due 
and  unpaid  June  30, 1896.  The  total  Issue  of  second  series  (incomes)  is 
*5,:n4,r>OO,  or  which  only  $12.000  are  In  the  hands  of  the  public.  The 
improvement  bonds  of  1891  (total  authorized  Issue  $12,OOO,OOO)  are  the 
loint  and  several  obligations  of  the  Wisconsin  Central  Co.  and  Rail- 
road Co.  and  are  collaterally  seoured  by  purchase  money  first  lien 


preferred  was  declared  In  Jan.,  1896,  being  30  per  cent,  payable  In 
Wisconsin  Central  &  RR.  Improvement  bonds  of  1891,  and  covering 
accumulated  dividends  toMaroh  1,  18  91.  V.  62,  p.  185.  In  November 

1895,  the  CU.  Wls.  &  Minn,  income  oou  pons  which  matured  on  or  be- 
fore Sept.  1,  1895,  were  paid  with  interest  thereon  at  5  p.  e.    Sept. 

1896,  coupons  were  paid  when  due.    V.  58,  p.  384,  1110;  V.  61,  p.  924 
LAND  GRANT.—  The  Wisconsin  Central  Railroad  had  a  land  grant  of 

839,348  acres,  of  which  on  June  30,  1892,  579,550  acres  remained 
unsold,  and  $98,948  land  contracts  were  outstanding. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.  —  Since  the  Wisconsin  Central  Company  owns 
practically  all  the  securities  of  the  Wisconsin  Central  Railroad,  the 
entire  earnings  of  both  companies  go  into  the  Wisconsin  Company'* 
treasury,  from  them  being  paid  the  total  charges  of  both  companies. 
On  June  30,  1896,  Interest  amounting  to  $1,701,950  was  overdne. 

Traffic.—  Ot  the  2,882.275  tons  carried  n  the  last  half  o*  1835-6,  42 
per  cent  was  iron  ore,  19  per  cent  lumber  and  forest  products  and  10 
per  cent  Ice  ;  ton  mile-rate,  0"891  of  a  cent. 

EARNINGS—  8  months.  >  1896-7  ......  Gross,  $2.  813,170;   net,  $964,651 

July  1  to  Feb.  28.     J  1895-6  ......  Gross,    2,949,890;   net  1,036,714 

ANNUAL  REPORT.—  Report  for  1895-96  was  in  V.  63,  p.  921. 

Tears  ending  June  30—  18f>6.  1895. 

Gross  earnings  ..............................  $4.399,311  $1,090,543 

Net  earnings  ................................  $1,391,194  $1,303,115 

Other  income  ...............................      324,444  6,491 

Totalnet  ..........................  $1,715,638  $1,309,606 

Charges,  payable  by  receivers  .............  *1,  809,932  *1,547,234 

Balance  ................................  def.$94,294         def.  $237,628 

"Company  "balance  ......................  def.$15,431         def.  $346,850 

^Railroad"  balance  .......................  def.$78,863         sur.$109,230 

*  The  charges  do  not  include  Interest  on  the  Wisconsin  Central!  Com 
"  st  mortgage  5s  of  1887  ($11,265,000  outstanding),  wh  eh  i» 
t.—  (V.  63,  p.  74,  117,  402,  597,  921,  924,  970;  V.  64,  p.  713.) 

Wisconsin  &  Michigan  Ry.—  Owns  from  Falthorn  June 
tlon,  Mich.,  on  Minneapolis  St.  Paul  A  Sault  Ste.  Marie  Railway,  to 
Peshtieo,  Wise.,  49  miles,  with  branch,  5  miles.  Opened  for  traffic  Jan. 
1,  1895.  From  Peshtigo  oars  are  taken  by  Lake  Michigan  Car  Ferry 
Transportation  Co.  to  Chicago.  Mortgage  trustee  Is  Atlantic  Trust  Co. 
Stock  authorized  and  Issued,  $810,500;  par  value,  $100;  equipment 
trusts  (Dec.  31,  1895),  $101,096;  locomotives,  6;  cars,  337.  Earnings 
for  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1895,  gross,  $84,148;  net,  $32.142:  interest 
$40,500;  balance,  deficit,  $8,358.  President,  S.  M.  Fischer,  Chicago,  HI 

Woonsocket  A  Pascoag  RR.—  Owns  road  from  Woonsocket, 
R.  I.,  to  Harrlsvllle,  9  miles.  Incorporated  1889.  Leased  to  N.  Y.  & 
New  England,  but  In  July,  1896,  the  New  England  RR.  purchased  the 
entire  capital  stock—  see  V.  63,  p.  698.  Stock,  $200,000;  par,  $100. 

Worcester  Nashua  A  Rochester  RR.—  Owns  from  Worcester 
via  Nashua  to  Rochester,  94  miles.  Consolidation  1883. 

Leased  for  50  years  from  Jan.  1,  1886,  to  the  Boston  A  Maine  at  ren- 
tal of  $250,000  and  taxes.  Total  profit  and  loss  deficit  June  30,  1896, 
$453,928.  Loans  and  bills  payable  June  30,  1896,  $180,000  Divi- 
dends :  From  1887  to  1893,  6  per  cent  yearly  ;  In  1894,  5  p.  c.;  in  1895, 
5  p.  o.;  in  1896,  5  p.  c.;  In  1897,  Jan.,  2ij  p.  c.  (V.  60,  p.  525,  749.) 

York  Southern  RR.—  ROAD.—  York  to  Delta  and  South  Delta 
37  miles  (standard  gauge)  ,  with  branch  from  Delta  to  Peach  Bottom 
Pennsylvania,  4  miles  (gauge  3  ft.). 

HISTORY.  —  Organized  November  1st,  1894,  and  purchased  the  nar- 
row gauge  road  formerly  known  as  Baltimore  A  Lehlgh  KK.  in  Penna. 
The  property  was  improved  and  opened  as  a  standard  gauge  road  from 
York  to  Delta  and  South  Delta  on  October  22d,  1895,  and  has  been 
operated  since  February,  1896,  under  close  traffic  contract  relations 
with  the  Pennsylvania  RR.  system. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS.  -Capital  stock  is  $600,000  (par  $50).  York  and 
Peach  Bottom,  Series  "A"  bonds  are  for  $47,5OO,  interest  A.  &  O.; 
Series  "B"  bonds  are  for  $202,450,  Interest  M.  &  N.  Car  trusts  Dec. 
31,  1896,  $16,000  of  6  per  cents,  due  In  monthly  Instalments. 

EARNINGS.—  For  3  months  ending  Sept.  30,  1896,  gross,  $19,257;  net, 
For  year  ending  June  30,  1896, 


$8,706. 


,          ,  ,         , 

earnings,  passenger,  *19,263i 


ll  property  bought  with  their  proceeds.    Full  statement  1  n  V. 
2.  757.    The  equipment  notes  of  1896  cover  1,000  oars. 


upon  all 

53,  p.  22.        .  ,  . 

UMrago  Wisconsin  it  Minnesota  Ry.—  Capital  stock  is  common,  $1  - 
040,000  ;  preferred  6  p.  c.  cumulative.  $1,560,000.    First  dividend  on 


, 

freight,  $42,121;  express,  etc.,  $4,884;  total,  $<>fi,2(>7.  Opcrati': 
ponses,  $46,610;  net  earnings,  $19,657.  Note.—  During  the  first  quarter 
of  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  tha  work  of  reconstruction  from 
a  narrow  gauge  to  a  standard  guage  interrupted  traffic.  President, 
Warren  F.  Walworth,  Cleveland,  O.;  Treasurer,  C.  C.  Frick;  Secretary, 
M.  H.  Houseman;  general  office,  York,  Pa.  (V.  62,  p.  *79,  987.) 

Zanesvllle  &  Ohio  River.—  Owns  from  Zanesvllle,  O.,  to  Bar- 
mar,  on  the  Ohio  River,  opposite  Marietta,  about  80  miles,  Including' 
branches,  3  miles.  InAug.,1889,interestwa8defaulted.  Foreclosuresnlt 
In  progress.  See  V.  50,  p.  140.  On  July  19,  1892,  J.  H.ipe  Sutor  was 
made  receiver.  See  V.  55,  p.  147.  Stock,  $2,000,000.  Total  funded 
debt  June  30.  1895,  $2,000,000;  equipment  obligations,  $113,034 
receiver's  certificates,  $13,000  ;  current  liabilities,  *777,895.  In  year 
ending  June  30,  1896  (see  receiver's  report,  V.  63,  p.  556),  gross 
$126,453;  net.  $19,301;  taxes,  $4,415;  "Interest  on  certificates,"  *948 
balance,  surplus,  $13,938;  no  Interest  paid  on  bonds.  In  1804-95 
gross,  $117,722;  net,  $14,021.—  (V  61,  p.  1O1O;  V.  63,  p.  555.) 


MISCELLANEOUS    COMPANIES. 

The  following  pages  (Noa.  141  to  15:?,  both  inclusive)  contain  the  leading  industrial  companies.    Some  additional 
statements  will  be  found  on  pa^es  1-W  and  154.  while  various  gas  companies  not  included  in  either  place  are  on  page  155. 

:  k  and  Brooklyn  Trust  Companies  will  be  found  in  the  January  SUPPLEMENT. 


Ml- 'KM    \N1..!> 


for  expiaaatton  of  column  heading*.  Ac.,  see  notes  on 
tlrtt  pmtee  at  table*. 


lassn    Btock.»5O.uOO.OOO.  anth.by  law 

eettoeallat  HO OAT 

Amtnetm  feaV  r.Mflr»4a«aV-6tock 

AsuricmCWsM  OU— Common  stock  (see  V.  54.  p.  761) 
t  6  per  eeat  noa-enm..  sub.  to  call  at  1O5... 
Debentures  for  •S.OOO.OOO.  subject  to  call  at  1 10.gold.c- 
s7lWs*.-8toekT>4.000.000  authorised... 

IB  stock... 


i      f.  T  l>  •'*  -  «      -•»',..    ^ 

i. Ma  >a«m*ato 

First  •referred.  6  per  eeat 

Second  preferred.  8  per  cent  cumulative 


. 

•toek.t28.OOO.OOO 
limited  to  5  p. 
c..»abj.  tocallatlOdi.1.. 
• 


o.  dlv." 
c" 
authorised.  95.700,000 


Prei.  stock.  7 
1st 


otto  call  after  Feb..  1901.. 
i  stock 


. 
*1 


(see  editorial  la  May/93.  SOT.) 
ed  to  Dec.,  '!MJ 


•  —  roftaeM  C 
>f  ii  ii  nk  n  p  n 


,.. 
CaAfc-ftock. 
Com.  Mock 


l.OOO.OOO  suth  .  .  . 


arat  ae  to  sssxi  aaddlvs 

»Q 1  May  1.1896) 

Jbimstsrs    Stock.  »4.0OO.OOO 


Jjoatures,  gold.  81X>OO.oOO  (see  text). 


Date 
of 

r...:.  :- 


LMC 


1890 


MM 

1891 


I-,.. 


-     •      •: 
Par 

V  i      ••. 


•100 
100 

- ... 

25 
100 
100 

LOO 
100 
100 
100 
100 
10O 
100 

:. 

1OO 
100 

1,000 
100 
100 

1,000 

100 

50 
100 

'Too 


$12,000,000 


Amount 

•  '    •  -  •  * : .  : : :  i  .' 


8  per  an. 
-<<e  text. 

7 
See  text. 


2.0OO.OOO 

I.    ..MI.IMMI 

20,237.100 

1O.198.6OO 

3.O68JOOO 

MM.7W 


,. 

1.250.000 
1.  250.000 
1.25O.OOO 

...,„.,.,  MM, 

7.000,000 

2,000000 
1301.400 

6,000,000 
889,490 
36.968.000 

.(..••,;-.  .HNI 


14.000.OOO 

17.9OO.OOO 

11.935.000 

3.56O.600 

4,000.000 

198.000 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Rate  Per    When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Cent.      Payable  Whom. 


6  per  an.  J. 

-...•  t.  tt 

>'.  i  •  r  U 
None) 
Feb..  ' 


See"  text. 
6  (. 

See  text. 
7  per  an. 

5  per  an. 

-...•    T.-tl 


"6'g. 


New  York,  59  BroadWy 
Boston,  Comp'y'8  Office. 

do  do 

N.  Y.,  Office,  1  B'dway. 


X.  Y..  Window,  L.  A  Co. 

do  do 

H.  Y..  Offlce.  8  Dey  St. 

S.Y..Oo.'sOf.,65B'i 

Sen  text. 

do 

do 

New  York, 
do 
do 


Boston,  Internal  Tr.  Co. 

N.Y.  Office,  117  Wall  St. 
do  do 

N.  Y..  Central  Trust  Co. 

N    1 ..  West.  Union  Tel. 

N.  Y..  Farm.  L.  A  Tr. 
do  do 

do  do 


Bond*—  JTIiici 

pal, When  Due" 

Stoelci—Liust 

Dividend. 


Meh.l.'97.  2% 
Apr.lr>,'97,3% 

AUK.   1.   1898 
Mi-n.1,'97,4% 


11  n:  1,'96,3% 
Nov.  1.  1900 
Moh.  1,'97,  1% 
65  B' way  Jan.  2.  '97,  3% 
Nv.4,'96,  l\% 
Sv.4,'96,  l»a% 
Nov.  4, '96, 2% 


Sept.  1, 1915. 


See  text 
Feb.  1,  1911 
Apr.  2.  '97.  3% 

Jan'..  1911 

Mch.,'97,  m% 

00.  May  1. -97. 2% 

Meyl.'97.s5 

See  text. 


19M 


Asnrrl.  mi    It.  II     Telephone  Co.— On  December  20.  1896.  the 
evnpauy    '.  i  '   Instruments   la   ase  la   hands  of  licensees, 

again*!  •  "  1.  (76  In  1895.  On  Jan.  1. 1897.  there  were  536359  miles  of 
^^Kaln.t  459.738  miles  la  1896;  number  of  stations  was  325.72O. 
95  In  1896.  The  American  Telephone  A  Telegraph  Co. 
iSiili  the  long  dtstaaee  llaeet  Its  capital  stock  Is  •3u.OOO.ooO. 
taereassdfrna  •12.000.000  ta  June.  1896.  V.  63.  p.  1176. 
^^•aetof  1873  with  Western  Unioa Telegraph  expired  Nov.1.1896. 
V.«3.  p.  563. 


.^••.-In  March.  1897.  stock  iBBTHii*  10  p.  e.  (•3J65.O«>Oi.  to 
••••'.  oae-half  the  aew  Issue  payable  July  1  aad  one-half  Oct.  1, 
18*7.     V   ..4.  p.  6*3.70*.     Loaas  payable  I  April.  1896).  •3,120.616. 
!)'.*,:,> -,--      .  1488-91.  H92.  1893.  ISM.  ISM.  18M.          1897. 

.•eat.        iiarrlr.     15       18       164       15        15       See  below, 
In  l  -.<7,  January.  4-»  per  eeat:  April  S  Bar  eeat. 
AnCAL  Bsrorr.-Por  1896.  with  batsaes  sheet.  In  V.  64.  p.  Ml. 
Trs~  tnttnt  frr  Tl  1896.  I-''".  :-•;  •-•: 

•5.547.439  •5.124.052  »4A48.S44  S5.7X1^76 
1  JOT. Ml     S.S1S.759    3.123.785    3.925.485 
3.301.233    3.133.*453    3JOO.OOO    3.339.156 
OfTlcs.-Boetoa,  Ma«a.-(V.  64.  p.  OO9.  ••!.  662.  7O6.  758.) 
Aaserlran  CeteU.— Coal  mlaes  at    Barton  aad  Loaaeoalag.  Mary- 
.4s  1894,  6  >•  p.e.:  IB  ISM.  7  p.  e.:  la  ISM.  8  p.  e.;  (a 

e.    If.  t.  office.  No  1  Broadway. 

i.  -n  Cotton  oil.— OaoAJKi*no».— laoarporated  Oct.  12- 

M9.  under  tke  lawj  of  New  Jersey,  to  succeed  the  •  •trlnaa  Cotton 

•.ofwalchltwasareorgaafxatioa.  Owns  7O  erode  oil  mills.  16 

atlsTlii,  4  lard  planu.  9  soap  factories.  14  cotton  ginneries.  S  cotton 

emarssinrs aad  5 tartflWrSetortes ;  In  all  118  properties;  Aug.  31. 

•f  the  prepertHs  ware  dermaat  aad  19  fUsasaatlsd. 

•  •oinmon  anthoriied.  S3O.3S7.10O:  preferred.  814. 
aeh»4J63.700beldtorxcbang«rortBcdebeatures.   Pref. 
•titled  M  6  per  cent,  aoaeuaial*- 

.B93.fom-aMEjn 

1896. 


»:MJ.I««. 
!«i.leil  I 


to  red  sea  ae  i 


•r  eeat  of  tkesm.    Oebeature 
to  UM.    la  May.  ISM.  tke 


at  1 10.  on  two 
itthewrlttaB 


ACTUAL  RaroBT.— Fliasl  year 
itoakkolden  oa  tke  ant  '" 


Aagast  SI.    Aaaaal 
•mentor 


v.taZfSff. 

of 


Dtii.;i.hed  at  length  ra  V.  •»,  p.  1OO7. 1O19.    Oa  Jus 
ne  bills  aay»»'e.  •1X»15 A»  having  beea  paid  li 
r  U>»  year  saitag  Aa«.  St.  1W6.  the  ptwSU  of  the  w  be 
pjl.til  lees  .rpsain  ef  i  jjalsaglntlpi.  tasareet  oa 


•baaey.  Charlee  F.  dark.  J 

immlt.  N  j 

;,  -. 
'TeasvjGkaV 


1S9S)   Edward  D.  Adams,  T.  R. 
.  UarUad.  Charles  Laaler,  R.  T. 
rrtaoa,  R.  T.  Wllsoa.  £  Urqnhart,  J.  Ksnaedy 
Barbonr.   all    of   Mew  York    City ;    J.  F.  Caambertln. 
M.  Frank.  Atlanta,  Ua.;  Oamt  A.  Robart.  Palenon. 
Maxon.  St.  LouU.  No.;  President  aad  *>-«—"  Board 
I.  A.  Morrison;  Vtee-Pree..  Robart  F.  Mnaro;  See.  and 
~   Ralph,    oitae,  46  OsdarSt..  N.  Y.-(V.  63,  p,8«7; 


»pr 


«Bjrrof  Jan.,1893. 
••<•-  31.  1S96.  was  In  V.  «4.  p.  S38. 
";  aei.  887,183:  dividends  jl   p.  e.).S38.441; 


ID    H95.  BTOSS.  •554JSB:  net.  MO.S35. 
fA4.7l3.    Dmowroa-ls«ft»S.  aesdS 
ug..  1  p.  e.(  ' 
.  «3T 


... 
1895.  3  p.  c.: 

W..  S. 


.'""     '    ;'-    .- 


IB  Uoeraerasefl  eoatpany. 
•Meat.  J.cTrargo,  {TV., 
Y.CIty.  (V.56.p.Sob.578.) 


•  page  153. 

-An  "AMoetotloa-  fpr»sd  aaderthelsw. 
-tate  m  185*  aad  18«9.    Hot  aa 
"•  rearly  staee  18*1.    I 

srk.  Omee  SS  B-way,  K 
tni>rir...  «.r..>mry.    Sss  page  15S. 

'  •  p. ..•  in.  i .,  <  o. -Formed  ta  1891  under  laws  of 

T  *•  Bjaaafacture  soda  water  apparatus  aad  rapplles. 

rtBma.-On   l.t  aad  3d  preferred  stocks  la  full  to  Kov..  1896, 

Feb.,  1*97, aoae.    OneomaKmstoek  to  Feb.. '96.  lOp.c  yearly; 

,1*4 p.c.;  Aug.,  IHp.  c.:  Kov..  1%  p.  e.;  la  Feb.,  1897,  none. 


'"«»  '  «.-Ou  Dee.  SI,  ISM. 

the  iiaiiaaj  by  Its  aaaafars  of 
•  atflXKeMoTi 


..  loans  (nnse- 
r  aad  additional 


Al7'*i.R«roi.T.- 
» 


.  RcmitT.-Flseal  year  eads  Dee.  SI.    Report  tor  ISM  ta  T. 
SS4,  shewed  low  ea  oyerattoas  of  Ml^TVi   dividend*  paid. 


•196.87S;  total  deficit  for  year.  S257.954.    In  1895.  net  earnings  were 
•321.727.    Total  surplus  Deo.  31,  1896.  S66.914.  (Y.  64.  p.  232,  284.) 

Aaaerleaa)  spirit*  Jlaa«ra««rt»aT.— OROAKIZATIOH.—  Incor- 
porated la  New  York  August  22.  1-495,  and  purchased  the  best  of  the 
Distilling  *  Cattle  Feeding  property,  per  •*»•  In  V.  GO.  p.  48O ;  V.  64, 
p.  81.  the  sixteen  dlstluertwi  held  are  as  follows:  (1)  Ovnerf  in  ft* 
(both  laad.butldiags.eto.>.  Central  of  St.  Louis.  Rlverdale  and  Shu 
feldt  of  Chicago.  St.  Paul  of  South  St.  Paul.  Star  *  Crescent  of  Pekln. 
111..  Woolaer  (2)  of  Peorla.  111.  <2)  L»mt  half  oiruW.  half  leased, 
Laionia  of  MUMale.  Ky..  (3)  Buildings,  machinery,  etc..  owned,  but 
MftrfaheM  andrrltatr.  Great  Western.  Manhattan.  Monarch.  Nonbern 
Peoria.  all  of  Peorla.  111.:  Wtbasb  of 'Terra  Haute,  Ind.,  Maddux 
Hobart  of  Cincinnati.  Hamburg  of  Pekln.  In  July.  18U6.  the  dally 
capacity  of  the  above  plants  was  stated  to  be  47.4OO  bushel*,  which 
would  produce  233.OOO  gallon*  of  distilled  spirits.  See  V.  63.  p.  1 52. 

The  Spirits  DtstrlbotlBC  Co.  Is  organised  to  handle,  tfneeeruary.  the 
•    i  nrodurt  of  the  An  Spirrto  Mfg.  Co..  which  owns  all  the  common 
for  •3.675.000,  aad  will  pay  yearly  «1  OO.ooO  for  dividends  on  Us 
1  stock,  ale.    eee  stateaseat  for  this  company  In  V.  G2,  p.  318. 


STOCK.  -  OB  Hew 


/had  bee? 


mm^fm  •37,594,720  common  and 
M  April  30, 1897. 
Bowoe — Mort.  tiaslee  Maahattoa  True*  Co.     All  or  any  of  the  bonds 
wheat  drawn  may  be  paid  at  1O5.    Sink,  fund  Is  5  p.  o.  of  net  earnings. 
BALAXCB  SHBBT.-Tbe  balaace  sheet  Mar  SI,  1H96,  was : 

•14.800 
BMMMM 


PTVMaBsaBiftsBBBBt  saA  JtaTsaTsaV 

Bills  reeelvaMe  "njtU 

Aeeoaate  reeelvabte..  8*0.890 
Interest  In  «p4rtUDls- 

trlbutlngCo 175.9OO 

Spirits  la  proeees 172.6U3 

Uaezatred  iBsnraaea. 

Cashheid'for'bond.;.';         1O»JS4 


•37.845.fl4A 


Aeoounts  payable 

Bills  payable 

Real  estate  mart,  notes 
Advances  by  rec'r  D. 
*C.r.  (eontlngeat). 


First  moruage  bonds, 
•stock 


Capital  i 
•araiae 


180.187 

|9.197 

2.000.000 

85,o6o,OOO 

•J.M;.<OI 


Wee.  Jnles  8.  Bache. T.  R.  Weatworth.  P.  M.  Ixx-k- 
raey,  Nathan  BUnr  aad  Stepbea  D.  Barer,  of  New 
R.  Mutton,  of  Cincinnati:  fidward  8.  Baston  aad 


ntworth. 


wood,  Henry  8.  Kearaey,  Naths 

York  Cttv:  WuHaai  R.  Hattoa, 

Walter  Marker,  of  Peons,  111.    Omoers:   President,  8.  M.  Rice:  Vice- 

Proatdaat.  Jules  S.  Baehe:  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  T.  H.  Wentwo 

Omee.  MID*  Bulldiag.  M.  Y.    <  V.  •*,  p.  29.  115, 158  •  V.  64.  p.  81.) 

Aaaerlra»«teaasahlp.-«U>ckauthorlied.»5,700.000:  par.»lOO; 
paid  In.  •1.M1.400.    Bonds  paid  off  Oct.  1. 1896,  By  Penn.  KK. 

Amrrlran  straw  Board.— See  thl*  Bern 

Amrrlran  Mugar  Kenning.— This  Mew  Jersey  corporation  be- 
une  la  Jan..  ISOH  the  owner  of  all  the  p»uueity  theretofore  belonging 
i  theBUfar  Resteerles  Co.  orlclnally  orgaaUed  In  1887.  Bee  reorcaa- 

orlglnslly  •5O.OOO.OOO. 


IT,  pace  153. 


t        WV,WV,WV| 

to  acquire  the  capital 
oontrolllng  Interest  In 
..  's  refinery  la  California  Is  under  a 

.  laa  rears  to  the1*  Western  Sugar  Refining  Co.,"  of  which  the 
"  traet"  ewas  one- half  the  stoek. 

la  February.  1H97.  officially  stated  to  control  about  75  per  cent. 
1 1.20O.OOO  ton*>  of  the  outfit  of  refined  sugar  In  the  United  States,  as 
against  90  per  oent  formerly.— V.  64.  p.  338. 

Purchase  of  coffee  plants,  see  V.  63,  p.  1157 :  V.  04,  p.  40,  1>3,  609 
STOCK. -mock  author-tied  Is  •75.000.000,  of  which  half  preferred. 
UivtDBXoe.— Preferred  steak  la  full  to  date.  On  portion  of  pre- 
ferred dividends  are  U.—J.;  on  balance.  J.sVJ.  Oa  common.  In  1891, 
July.  4  per  oent;  In  1893. 10>t  p.  a;  in  1H93,  2l»«  p.  e.;  In  1x94.  12 
'  12  P.O.;  la  1896. 12  P.O.:  In  1897.  Jan..  3  p.c,;  April,  3p.c. 


per 

1895. 


p.c 
33. 


j.  i  .  in 

Mo  recent  annual  report  has  been  made,— V.'  64.  p. 
OBJIBBAL    BALAHCB  aaUgT. 

Dtf.  31,  '96.       Dte.  81,  95. 
•43.140.770      B43.140.709 
21.778,447         24.674,293 
6,6 1 H  .003  6,287.232 

2H.2M.435         25.092.000 
13.864.207         12.462.777 


Dtt.  31,  '94 

•43.119,866 

19,428,000 

-- 


Investmts  la  other  eemp-s 
sugar,  raw  aad     - 


.. 

26,201,599 
10.742.456 


Total  assets. •113,653369 

Capitalsloek •73.936.OOO 

Debts 27,530.942 

12,185,930 


•112.257,021  •109,099.484 

•73.936.0OO  f73.!»:(fl,(KM) 

25.139,765  21.394.0OO 

13,181,256  9,709.484 

Total  liabilities •113,6)2.863    •112.257,021    Sloo.099,484 

•  Chargeable  to  the  -  reserves."  reducing  tbem  to  »5.587.917. 
DIBBCTDB*.— H.  O.  Havrmryer,  T.  A.  Havemeyer,  F.  O.  MatthleeeB, 
1.  K.  Seartes.  Wm.  Dick,  W.  B.  Thomas.  John  f.  Psmotm.    Treasurer. 
John  R.  Saartes.  M.  Y.,  office.  117  Wall  Street.    (V.  64,  p.  40, 18S,  828, 
609,  Ml.) 

A  saertran  Telegraph  *  Cable.— Owns  two  cables  between  Nora 
England.    Leased  to  Western  Unlon-whloh  see. 


149 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


|  VOL.   LXIV 


'            aubscrlber.  will  confer  a  great  ftiror  bf  KlTln«  Immediate  notice  oT  any  error  discovered  In  these  Tables. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Date 
of 

Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

lianas-  .Frincl 
pal,  When  Due. 
Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

ror  upuaattm  of^lnmn  **•$*£  *»-  «»  ««•••  on 

Rate  Per 
Cent 

When 
Payable 

»  here  1'ayable,  and  by 
Wliom. 

Rnra^w  4  Smith  Car  —  Common  stooK  

$100 
100 

l.OOO 

-.(HI    Ac. 
1,0(10 

1,000 

I.OUOAC 

l.OOOAc 
100 

1,000 
i'.obo 

50 

"ibo 

500 
100 
500,  &c. 
500,  Ac. 
1.000 
1,000 
500 
500 
500 
1,000 
1.000 

$1,000,000 
2,500,000 
l.OOO.OOO 
9.OOO.OOO 
3.OOO.OOO 
2,OOO,OOO 
6,000,000 
2,000.000 
15,000,000 
12,336,000 
2,500.000 
5,000,000 
17,5OO,OOO 
7,974,550 
2,000,000 
1,500,000 
560,000 
7,917,600 
2,602,950 
743,000 
2,500,000 
25,000,000 
2,100,000 
2,500,000 
4,900,000 
2,000,000 
10.000.000 

See  text 

Annual. 

Prom  Dayton  by  check. 
2  p.  c.  paid  Mar.  1  ,  '95. 
New  York. 
N.Y.,  Merch.Tr.  A:  Lond. 
do              do 
do              do 
Boston,  18  Summer  St. 

June  15,  1893 
Mar.  1,  1895 
July  1,  1942 
Jan.   1,  1939 
Jan.   1,  1939 
1899 
Aug.  1,  1898 
Feb.   1,   1047 
Dec.  1,'96,  3% 
May   1,  1945 
Mar.1,'97,6% 

PreT  stock.  8  p.  c.  cum.,  pref.  as  to  dividends  only    .  ... 
l.t  mort..  gold.  subject  to  «"Jl|»1«lrt  M  Vrcalf  at  105g  c" 

fGjf  BlOlt  \fOM~         I»IAI^            •    ^.  .    f  JM  iW)  i  (MM)) 

1892 
1889 

6 

5g. 

S'fig. 
3>a 

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

Text. 
Text. 
J.   A  D. 
M.  A  N. 
Text. 

F."A"A. 

A.  A  O. 

Au'gVlS 
Q  —  F. 

j.  'A  J. 

J.   A   J. 
J.    A   J. 

M."A"N. 

J.   A  D. 
A.  &  O. 
J.   A   J. 
J.    A   J. 

n      i                     e°lu 

AMJmKrminS  Co  -Irt  mortw?«.  gold,  short  term  .cifer 
do       Lon<?  U-rm  bond*.  Ut  roort*iww/.ourrenojvcAr 

1896 
1897 

irooWyn  t7«ton  Uo»—  Stock,  $15,OOO.ooo        •.••••  "•"•;: 
l.t  oiV.  $15.000.000.  g.(for  underling  bonds  see  i  text) 
Brooklyn  Wkart  *  W.  Co.-Preferred  '  A"  6  p.  c.,  cum.... 
Preferred  "B""  6  per  cent,  cumulative  ..... 
IstM.,  gold.  $17,500,000  °*r 
Cambria  lro>  —  Stock  

1895 
1895 

5  g. 
6  in  '97 
6 
5  g. 
In'96,4% 

See  text. 

5  g! 

See  text. 
6g. 
6g. 
6  g. 

5  g'. 

B'klyn,  People's  Tmst. 
N.  Y.,  Off.,  68  Broad.  St. 

N.  Y.,  U.  8.  Mort.  A  Tr. 
Philadelphia. 

Feb.   1,   1945 
Apr.  1,  '97,  2% 

Bonds,  «2,5OO,000  --  
Central  Coal  4  Coke—  Preferred  stock,  cum.,  5  p.  o  

1897 
1890 

1886 

1  ss;, 
1893 

1874 
1874 
1893 

1885 
1887 

Kan.  City,  Co.'s  office. 
N.  Y.,  Chase  Nat.  Bank. 
N.Y.,  Office.  37  Wall  St. 
See  text. 
July,'94.  coup,  last  paid 
•  N.  Y.,  Central  Tr.  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Central  Tr.  Co. 
N.  Y..Cent.  Tr.  A  Lond'n. 
do              do 
N.Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Cent'l  Tr.  A  Chic. 
Ohgo..Mchts.L.A  Tr.Co. 

Aug.  15,  1898 
May   1,  1900 
Apr.  9,  '97,  1% 
July  1,  191B 
Jan.   1,  1915 
Jan.    1,  1916 
Feb.25.'97,l>a 
Nov.  1,  1904 
Deo.  1,  19O4 
Apr.  1,  1943 
July  1,  1905 
July  1,  1937 

Omtrat  *  Bautk  American  Telegraph—  Stock  $8,OOO,OOO.. 

OAi«£o"!^te^an™Hd«™lst  BC.  for  91.000,000,  gold..c 
C*!££l  Economic  *?«<&a.-l.t  M.,  gold  ($5  OOO.OOO)  e- 
VHuaao  Oo*-Trust  Co.'s  receipts  of  equitable  Interest... 
People's  Gas  Light  A  Coke  1st  mortgage,  gold.  $  A  *  .  .c 

Chicago  Oas  Light  A  Coke  1  ft  mortgage,  g.  (see  text)  .  .0 

American  Tobacco  Company.— Organized  In  1890  under  laws 
of  New  Jersey  to  manufacture  and  sell  tobacco  In  all  its  forms.— See 
V.  64,  p.  515. 

STOCK.— Preferred  Is  S  per  cent,  non-cumulative,  and  has  preference 
is  to  "assets"  In  case  of  liquidation.  See  pref.  certificate  In 
editorial  of  May,  1893.  SUPPLEMENT.  Pref.  stock  ($14.OOO.OOO  author- 
ized! was  listed  in  Sept.,  1890.  See  application  for  listing  common 
stock  on  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange  In  full  in  V.  60,  p  838.  Included  in 
table  above  an  outstanding  common  stock  on  Jan.  1, 1896,  was  com- 
mon scrip  $ ^73,000.  and  as  preferred  stock,  scrip  for  $182,000.  This 
scrip  may.  on  or  before  Jan.  1, 1897,  be  retired  at  par  or  convertal 
Into  stock  at  the  option  of  this  company. 

The  dindcnd  tcrlp  issued  May  1, 1896,  foi  2O  p.  o.  scrip  divide."!  on 
common  stock,  "is  payable  In  cash,  or  convertible  into  the  com.  stock 
of  the  company  at  par,  at  the  option  of  the  company."  The  scrip  bears 
interest  at  6  p.  c.,  payable  "only  out  of  the  net  earnings  of  the  company 
left  after  the  annual  payment  of  8  p.  c.  dividend  on  the  pref.  stock." 

DIVIDENDS.— On  preferred  to  May.  1897,  Inclusive,  8  per  cent  per  an- 
num. Common  stock  from  1891  to  Nov.,  1895, 12  p.  c.  yearly  (3  quar.l; 
in  1896,  February,  none ;  In  May,  2  p.  o.  cash  and  20  p.  c.  In  scrip. 
Dee.,  4  p.  o.  cash ;  In  1897,  Feb.,  3  p.  o.;  May,  2  p.  c. 

ANNUAL  REPORT  for  1895  was  In  V.  62,  p.  317,  showing : 

12  Mot.     Net  Earns.  Din  on  Pref.       Din.  on  Com.  Surplus. 

1895    ....$3.971.521  $958,440    (  9%)$1,611,000       $1,402,081 

jx-tl"          5069,416  954,800    (12%)   2,148,000          1,966.616 

1893!!!...  4*334,467  956,800    (12%)  2,152,500          1,225,167 

General  balance  sheet  of  Dec.  31, 1895,  showed : 
Real  estate,  plant,  pa- 
tents, trade  mks,  Ac.  .$36,977,126 
Stocks  in  foreign  co's.     1,264,655 

Cash 800,537 

Bills  and  accounts  re- 
ceivable      1,740,289 


Stock  and  scrip $30,290,000 

Dl  v.  payable  Feb.  1  '95        242,340 

Accounts  payable 585,962 

Commission  payable..        629,479 

Advertising  fund 434,455 

Surplus 8,600.371 


Total  assets $40,782,607       Total  liabilities $40,782,607 

DIRECTORS.— Lewis  Ginter,  T.  F.  Jeffries,  George  Arents,  James  B. 

Duke,  Beniamin  N.  Duke,  George  W.  Watts,  W.  H.  Butler,  James  G. 

Butler,  John  Docrhoeffer,  William  A.  Marburg,  Geo.  W.  Gail,  Josiah 

Browne;  Pres.,  James  B.  Duke;  Sec.,  Josiah  Browne;  Treas.,  Geo. 

Arents.    N.  Y.  office.  527  West  22d  St.    V.  64,  p.  40,  81,  515,  663. 

American  Type  Founders  Co.— See  this  SUPPLEMENT,  p.  153. 
American  Water  Works  (Omaha).— V.  63,  p.  28, 75, 115. 
Atlas  Tack.— See  this  SUPPLEMENT,  page  153. 
Bay  State  Gas  Co.— Stock,  $15,000,000;  par,  $50.    See  p.  153. 

Barney  Jc  Smith  Car.— Incorporated  in  1892  under  laws  of  West 
Virginia  to  succeed  a  oomoany  established  in  1849  at  Dayton.  O. 
Stock  and  bonds  listed  In  .Vow  York  January.  1893.  Dividends  on 
common,  in  1S93,  5  percent:  on  preferred  8  per  cent  quarterly  till 
March,  1895 ;  since  none  to  July,  1896. 

BoBloii  Terminal  Co.— Incorporated  iu  June,  1896,  to  build  In 
Boston  a  Southern  Union  Depot.  The  Boston  A  Albany,  New  England 
Boston  A  Providence,  Old  Colony  and  N.  Y.  N.  H.  <»  Hartford  RK.  Cos. 
each  owns  one-tilth  of  the  $500,000  capital  stock  and  will  pay  as  rental 
In  monthly  Instalments  sums  sufficient  to  pay  all  expenses,  charges, 
Interest  on  bonds  and  4  per  cent  on  stock.  These  companies  are 
Jointly  liable  for  any  deficiency  in  case  of  foreclosure.  The  mort- 
gage of  1  -'•>(>  provides  that  bonds  "  may  from  time  to  time  be  issued  to 
the  amount  necessary  to  provide  means  to  enable  the  company  to 
carry  out  ilu-  purposes  of  its  charter",  at  notexceeding4  p.  c.  interest; 
mortgage  trustee  is  Old  Colony  Trust  ot  Boston;  reg.  Int.  payableO.— F.; 
coupons  F.  A  A.— (V.  62,  p.  547,1138;  V.  63,  p.  29,153,  1114;  V.  64, 
p,  81.) 

Brooklyn  Union  *? as.— Incorporated  In  New  York  State   Sept. 
8, 1895,  to  supply  gas  and  electricity.    A  consolidation  of  the  seven 
gas  companies  ot  Brooklyn,  namely:  Brooklyn  Gas  Light,  Metropoli- 
tan (i.  i..,  Fulton  Municipal  (ias,  Williamsburg  G.  L.,  Nassau  G.  L., 
Citi/ens'  and  People's  (ias Light  companies.  See  plan  V.  61,  p.  831,  and 
full  statement  in  June.  1896,  to  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange  in  V.  ti2,p.  1141 
DIVIDENDS. —First  dividend,  3  per  cent  In  June,  1896;  In  Dec.,  3  p.  c* 
BONDS.— The  mortgage  of  1895  Is  for  $15,000,000  of  bonds,  subject 
to  underlying  bonds  as  follows: 

Interest. 
5%F.AA. 
5%  A.A  O. 
5%  J.  A  J. 
6%  J.  A  J. 


Citizens'  (ias,  consol.  mort... 
Citizens'  <in»  Light.  1st  mort. 

Union  Gas  Light  consol 

Union  Gas  Light  1st  mort 

Fultou  Municipal  Oas,  1st  M.    6«6  J.  A  J. 

Metropol.  Gas  L.,  1st  in 5%  A.A  O. 

Williams!),  (i.  L.,  1st  mort 6%  A.A  O. 


Outstanding, 
$334,000 
73,000 
42,000 
216,000 
197.000 
150,000 
939.000 


Maturity. 
Feb.  1, 1940 
Apr.   1,  1905 
Jan.  1, 1920 
July  1,  1905 
Jan.  1 
Apr.  1 


,  1900 

,  1898 


Apr.  1,  1900 


Consols  listed  on  New  York  Stock  Exchange  to  April.'97,  $12,336,000- 
EARNiNOs.-From  Nov.  4, 1895,  to  April  30, 1896,  gross,  $2,254,946; 
net,  $1,066,704. 

DIRECTORS.— William  Rockefeller.  H.  H.  Rogers  John  G.  Moore  H- 
W.  Cannon,  James  Jourdan,  David  G.  Legget.  E.  R.  Chapman. 

OFFICBK*— Elected  Nov.,  1896).— President.  Gen.  James  Jourdan: 
Vice  President.  II.  H.  Rogers;  Treasurer,  E.  R.  Chapman;  Secretary. 
Edwin  Ludlum.  (V.  63,  p.  153,  837,  879,  967. 1009.) 


Brooklyn  Wharf  Sc  Warehouse.— ORGANIZATION.— Incorpor- 
ated Jan.  21,  1895.  Owns  water  frontage  in  Brooklyn  opposite  New 
York  City  11,532  feet  and  leases  2,837  feet.  See  description  V.  (JO,  p. 
927.  In  July,  1896,  President  Mclntyre  purchased  for  $1 ,500,000  the 
Robinson  Stores,  etc.  See  V.  63,  p.  115,  701.  Float  to  receive  freight 
cars  was  built  during  1896.— V.  63,  p.  879. 

STOCK.— Capital  stock  (par,  $1OO) ;  common,  $5,000,000;  prfd.,  series 
A,  $2,500.000;  prfd.,  series  B,  $5,000,000.  Preferred  stocks  "A"  and 
"B"  are  6  p.  c.  cumulative,  but  carry  no  right  to  vote.  No  dividends 
on  common  till  a  surplus  of  $500,000  shall  have  been  accumulated. 

DIVIDENDS.— On  preferred  "A"  In  1896,  March,  6  p.  c.;  1897,  March, 
6  per  cent. 

BONDS.— Purchase  money  first  mortgage  is  for  $17,500,000.  United 
States  Mortgage  &  Trust  Co.is  trustee.  See  V.  59,  p.  1006;  V.  60,  p.  176. 

ANNUAL  REPORT, — Report  for  year  ending  Jan.  31, 1897,  was  given 
InV.  64,  p.  421;  gross,  $1,859,190;  net,  $1,010.756;  interest,  $837,- 
500;  balance,  surplus  for  year,  $173,256.  In  1895-96  :  Gross,  $1,675,- 
687 ;  net  earnings,  $1,021,167 ;  Interest  paid  on  bonds,  $800,000 ; 
balance,  surplus  for  year,  $221,167. 

OFFICERS.— Thomas  A.  Mclntyre,  President;  David  Do ws,  Jr.,  First 
Vic&Pres.;  2d  Vice- Pres.  and  Treas.,  William  A.  Nash;  Samuel  Taylor 
Jr..  Sec.— (V.  63»  p.  363, 547  ;  V.  63,  p.  1 15, 601, 701,  879;  V.  64,  p.  421 . 

Cambria  Iron.— See  this  SUPPLEMENT,  p.  153. 

Canton  Company.— See  this  SUPPLEMENT,  p.  153. 

Central  Coal  &  Coke  Co.  of  Kansas  City,  Tin.— Stock 
listed  on  the  New  York  Stock  Exchange  In  June.  1895.  This  company, 
organized  under  the  laws  of  Missouri  April  16, 1893,  is  engaged  in 
Missouri,  Texas  and  Arkansas  in  the  mining  of  coal  and  the  manufac- 
ture of  coke,  lumber,  railway  ties,  Ac.  It  has  nine  coal  shafts  in 
operation,  with  a  reported  annual  output  of  about  1,000,000  tons  of 
bituminous  coal;  also  two  saw  and  planing  mills,  having  a  capacity 
of  45,000,000  feet  per  annum.  The  capital  stock  Is  $3,000,000,  of 
which  $1,500,000  is  preferred  5  per  cent  cumulative.  Dividends 
onpreferred  paid  Aug.  15,  5  p.  c.  each  in  1894, 1895,  1896.  There  are 
$560,000  of  bonds;  $40,000  drawn  each  May  1  at  103  and  interest  to 
Aug.  1,  following.  V.  62,  p.  868. 

Central  &  South  American  Telegraph.— Owns  cable  line  from 
Vera  Cruz,  Mexico,  to  Valparaiso.  Cnih,  4,750  miles,  and  land  lines 
350  miles,  etc.  Also  the  Trans-Andin«  telegraph  lines,  1,200  miles, 
purchased  In  1891,  and  connecting  Valparaiso  with  Buenos  Ayres. 
Connects  at  Vera  Cruz  with  Mexican  Telegwph  Co.,  and  owns  an  inter- 
est in  cable  between  Galveston  and  Coatzacoalcos,  825  miles,  etc. 

In  1895  the  Pacific  Cable  Company  was  organized  to  lay  a  cable  be- 
tween San  Francisco  and  Japan  and  China,  etc.  It  will  be  operatedp'n 
close  connection  with  this  company. — V.  61,  p.  1065. 

DIVIDENDS. — In  1885  and  1886, 4  per  cent;  in  1887,  6  per  cent;  from 
1888  to  Apl.,  1897,  both  Inclusive,  at  rate  of  7  p.  c.  per  annum, 
payable  quarterly;  in  March,  1890,  paid  stock  dividend  of  20  per  cent. 

EARNINGS.— For  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1896,  gross,  $922,628:  net. 
$562,812;  dividends  (7  per  cent),  $540,792;  balance,  surplus  for 
year.  $22,020.  In  1895,  gross.  $890,597,  net,  $568,325.  Otlice,  37 
Wall  St.,  N.  Y.— (V.60,  p.  56O;  V.  61,  p.  870,  1065;  V.  62,  p.  682.) 

Chesapeake  &  Delaware  Canal.— See  this  SUPPLEMENT,  p.  153 

Chicago  A;  Atchlson  Mrldge.— See  this  SUPPLEMENT,  p.  153. 

Chicago  Economic  Fnel  Gas.— See  this  SUPPLEMENT  p.  153. 

Ciilcaeo  Gas.— ORGANIZATION. — The  Chicago  Gas  Co.  no  longi 
exists,  but  the  trust  receipts  of  the  Fidelity  Insurance  Trust  A 
Safe  Deposit  Company  of  Philadelphia  certify  that  the  holder  is 
entitled  to  his  ratable  proportion  of  the  ownership  in  all  the  stocks  of 
the  several  Chicago  gas  companies  held  by  the  Fidelity  Company  (sub- 
ject to  the  lien  of  the  bonds),  and  has  the  right  to  receive  the  dividends 
thereon  and  to  vote  the  same  as  he  may  choose. 

COMMITTEE. — A  reorganization  to  conform  to  the  Illinois  laws  re- 
^artliu.ir  trusts  is  under  consideration.  It  is  proposed  to  consolidate 
the  proprietary  companies  and  to  issue  regular  stock  certili' •:> 
place  of  the  Trust  Company's  receipts— see  V.  61,  p.  IQ12;  V.  62.  p. 
84.  To  Apr.  'JO,  1897,  reorganization  certificates  for  Fidelity  ln>. 
Tr.  A  H.  D.  Co.  receipts  tothe  amount  of  $24, 793, 500 had  been  listed  on 
N.  Y.  Stock  E^pbaDgc.— V.  61.  p.  7O3.  The  committee  consists  of 
Frederic  P.  OlcoW,  Chairman;  Roswell  P.  Flower,  Anthony  N.  I  rady, 
Walter  Ferguson,  C.  K.  G.  Billings  and  Wm.  J.  Campbell;  Secretary, 
J.  N.  Wallace,  54  Wall  Street,  New  York;  depositary,  Oemral  Trust 
Co.  See  V.  61,  p.  616.  In  January,  1897,  litigation  was  pending  as  to 
the  proposed  consolidation.  The  new  corporation  will  be  known  as 
the  People's  Consolidated  Gaslight  &  Coke  Co.  absorbing  the  Chicago 
Gaslight  &  Coke,  Consumers'  Gas,  Equitable  Gaslt.  &  Fnel  and  the 
People's  Gaslt.  A  Coke  Co.— V.  62,  p,  185,  319,  588  ;  V.  03,  p.  559. 

SECURITIES  OWNED.— The  Fidelity  Co.  holds  $14,887,625  of  the  $14,- 
984,200  .took  of  the  companies  whose  bonds  are  glvsn  in  the  taWe 
above,  this  stock  having  been  trusteed  for  the  benefit  of  the 
shareholders  of  the  Chicago  Gas  Trust  Company,  and  for  the  securitj 
of  the  holders  of  the  mortgage  bonds  that  were  then,  or  might  there 
after,  be  issued  by  any  of  said  companies.  Through  the  interes 
companies  there  are  also  controlled  all  but  $15,800  of  the  $1. 650,001 
stock  of  four  smaller  companies,  three  of  which  have  outstanding 
the  following  bonds:  Lake  Gas  Company,  $300,000  1st  mortgagt 
6s;  Hyde  Park  Gas  Co.,  $200,000  1st  mortgage  6s;  and  Illinois  Ligh 
Heat  A  Power  Co.,  $500,000  1st  7s  guaranteed  by  the  Peoples'  Co. 

DEALINGS  WITH  CITY.— In  June.  1891,  a  settlement  was  reached  b; 
the  several  companies  on  the  basis  of  the  city  getting  3 >a  per  centof  t 
gross  receipts,  or  at  least  $150,000  per  annum,  and  paying  $1  per  1,001 


APRIL,  1897.) 


MISCELLANEOUS    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


•  43 


•iub.rrlber.  will  roarer  m  (real  favor  by  fl-rlu*  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Tables. 


MfSCELLANEOUS, 


For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  see  notes  on 
first  page  of  tables. 


Ckieaao  Oat—Conerd—Oonsaman'  Qas  1st  mort-,  gold.o 
—  * — ctom  Mmilmug*  4  Union  Static  Yard* -Stock. 
6  per  cant  cumulative,  pref.  also  as  to  assets 

trust  bonds,  gold,  9  or  a o- 

Income  bonds,  5  per  cent,  non-cum.  (See  remarks)...  o* 

Ola.rttn  I U.  B.I  Company— Common  stock 

1st  pref.  3  per  oent.foid1.  cum.... )  pref.  as  to  prtncl-  > 

3d  pref.  6  per  cent,  cumulative.... )  pal  and  dividends.  J 

O*.  Ooal  4  Kin  D^tl.-ltl  M.,g..guar..red.at  105..o'*r 

Collateral  trust  bonds,  gold,  secured  by  land  notes 

Suburban  Land  *  Investment  Co.  bonds,  guar. ,  p.al — 

Colorado  Fuel  4  Iron— Common  stock.  91  l.OOO.OOO 

Pref  erred  stock.  8  per  cent,  cumulative 

Col.  Coal  A  Iron  1st  oonsoL  M..  gold,  s.  f..  not  drawn ..  c' 
old.  s.  f.  red.  at  110  .0- 
.     O)  g..s.fd.,  red.  lO5.c'«T 

Grand  River  Coal  A  Coke  1st  mortgage,  gold,  see  texko* 
Coi*m*ia4Bot*.O»al4lm<*.— lot  mortgage,  gold..e" 

Cs»o«rri<riO«M»    Stock  f910.000.000) 

First  mortgage,  gold.  920.000,000 

jg^S^coji^ngjeam.  (93.0OO.OOO),golu.c- 

Oonioi.  Oa*  of  BaHimort  CC         •---"• 

Prior  lien  bonds,  sea  text 

OonsoL  1st  M..  gold,  97  ' 
OantaMmtei  Oat  fWT.f- 

<arboeker  Gas  Light.  1st 


.  .,         .  ... 

Colorado  Fuel  Co's  gen.  mort.,  gold,  s.  f.  red.  at  110 
CoLFuel  A  Ir.  gen.  ft.  (90.OOO.OOO)  g..s.fd..  red.  105. 


sinking  (and.  .  .  .0* 


Date 
of 


1886 


1890 
1892 


1889 

1  -.'- 
1894 


1880 

1--.I 
1893 

!"•.» 
1887 


1897 
1889 


lf>88 

fin 


Size,  or 

Par 
Value. 


91,000 

100 

100 

1,000 

1,000 

100 

100 

100 


. 

1,000 
500 
100 
100 

1.IXNJ 

l.OOO 
1.000 

1.IHM) 

1,000 

100 

-HI    -V;-. 
•  .....    A.-. 
100 
100 

MO  \c. 
1.000 
100 

1.IKHI 


Amount 
Outstanding 


#1,346,000 
e,5OO,OOO 
6.5OO.OOO 

10,000,000 

2,741.000 

3,829,100 


_.. 

2,570,600 
700.000 
374.0OO 
500,000 
11,000,000 

2.000,000 

2,924.000 
998,000 

2.034.000 
769,000 
930,000 


10.000,000  See 
15.OOO.OOO 

1.908,000 

2.5OO.OOO 
10.770,968 

4,600,000 

2.182.OOO 

35.430,060 

•_•;,,.. i  UK  . 


INTEREST  OB  DIVIDENDS. 


Rate  per    When 
Cent      Payable 


5 
8  In  • 

i!  pi-:-  .1:1. 


6  in  '!>(!. 

5  per  an. 

6  per  an. 


J.   *  D. 
J.   A   J. 

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


-F. 

-F. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A  D. 
M.  A  M. 


8  In  '96. 

2g- 

6g. 

«- 


; 


. 
S.-,.   l.-xt. 

6 

1* 

6 


F.  A 
F.  A  A. 
M.  A  N. 
F.  A  A 
A.  A  O. 
J.  A  J. 


M.  A  N. 


r.v 


Where  payable,  and  by 
Whom. 


Chicago,  Union  Nat.  Bk. 

N.  Y.,  Office,  45  B'way. 
do  do 

N.Y.,  Cent  Tr.;  London. 

N.Y.,  Offloe,  45  B'way. 

N.  Y.,  Office  —  Church  Bt 
do  do 

do  do 

1896  coups,  purchased. 

June,  '96.  coup,  last  pd. 

May,  "at;,  coup,  last  pd. 


New  York. 
X.Y.,  Knickerbocker  Tr. 
N.  Y.,  Atlantic  Trust  Co. 
X.Y.,  Chase  Natl.  Bank 
N.Y.,KnickerbockerTr. 
July,  '96,  coup,  last  pd. 
N.  Y.,  253  Broadway. 


X.  Y.— when  earned. 
N.Y.,Oo.'sOf.,120B'way 
J.  A  D.  Baltimore. 

Text.        First  Nat.  Bk.,  Bait. 
J.  A  J.  do  do 

•M.I.-.  X.  Y.,  Offloe,  4  Irving  PI. 
i '  do  do 


Bond*— Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 
Aoefc*— Last 
Dividend. 

Deo.   1.  1936 

Jan.  2, '97. 4% 

July'  1,'  'laio 
July  1.  19O7 
Apl.  15.'97,lia 
May  1, '97, 11* 
May  1,  '97,1  >• 
July  1,  190* 

1897 

Nov.  1,  1909 
May  15. 1893 
Feb.20,'97,  4% 
Feb.  1,  19OO 
May  1,  1919 
Feb.  1,  1943 
July  1,  1919 
Jan-  1.  1917 
Apl.1,'97,1%% 
Jan.  1,  2397 
Sept.  1,  1919 
Oct.  1,  189O 


1900-'1O-'13 
July  1.   1939 
Mar.15,'97,2% 
June  1.   1898 


feet  for  Its  gas— the  price  of  gas  to  c 


i  at  91  25 


ntil  1899,  when  a  reduction  of  5  eents  In  the  price  must  be  made'eaob 

Be*  V.  5 


, 
year  following  until  91  lias  been  reached. 

Bon*. 

CHUIXICLK, 
principal  an 
C  the  table 


.  52.  p.  939. 


-*ee  application  to  full  to  Xew  York  Stock  Exchange  IB 
IM,  V.  47.  p.  748.  The  guaranty  of  the  Gas  Trust  Co.  as  to 
,J  sod  Interest  Is  endorsed  upon  too  bonds  of  the  several  Issues 
i  table  above.  The  bonds  are  said  to  retain  n  -  tail  and  equal 
upon  the  securities  held  In  trust  bv  the  FMelltr  Co.  See  above. 
957100.000  People's  eonsols  of  IBM  anttsoed  are  reserved  to 


The  . 

retire  the  firsts  aad  seconds  an4  Illinois  Light.  Heat  A  Power  firsts. 

Div!D«»D«.->  '89      -90     -91     "92       V3         "94      "95       '96     '97 
cent.      (4         3         3     9U  4»»(1  >»•«.)  6      2>*      14    below 

In  1497.  Feb.,  li*  p.c.  was  paid  on  Central  Trust  Co.  receipts. 

EAB»I»OS,  ETC.—  Xo  late  report.    Earnings  have  been  as  folio  w»: 

Ttar.  **  tm-»imm.         Inter**..          fnrflta 

1993  ............................  93.219.ft64       91,166,590       t2.O53.3O4 

1993  ...........................    3,033.604          1.O87.3O8          1.948.O96 

Sew  York  Offloe,  89  Broad  8treet.-<  V.  63,  p.  999,  793.  999.) 


i  M 


Jnnrllon  Hallways*    fnlon  oiork   Yards.— Oa- 
-This  aompany.  Incorporated  In  189O  under  the  laws  of  New 
lased  98per  cent  of  the  stock  of  the  Ualon  Stock  Yard 
By  of  Chicago,  which  Utter  company  owns  the  entire 

ironed  to  attnated  In  Chicago,  and  eorSKs*  of  470 


or  years  ending  Jam*  90  have  boon : 
Bogf.          <•««••         Bm-tm.        dor*. 
7j9o7.799    9^9X999    119.999    981.194 
1.612    3.149.478    111,613    371.944 
81.749    290.983 


from  July  1. 

tag  all  live  > 
9e«  V.  54.  p. 
la  July.  !- 


Mama 


. 

OsntrslTn.t 
Union  »t.~  •« 


!  900  mtlas  of  Chtoago. 

Ith  the  remaining 

K.90. 

Ute.    On  common 

mrly. 

y  deposit  with  the 

•f  tCstoakoftha 


. 
I0j900 


•ral  trust  bonds  and  too 
when  earnings  sumoe 
•  company  will  set  aside 
fund,  the  Incomes  being 
redoeod  from  93,OOO,ooo 
_•«  SoesUi  •,...., 

r  City  seeoBd  Thursday 

1894-93.         189344. 
91.700.494    91.793X109 

-..-.i       iqB 

113.743  120.931 

841.033  844.03) 

910.000  910,000 

90.000  ....... 


816.347  933,830 
Union  Stock  Yard*  A  Transit  On.  were: 
3O—  Oroft  rttttflt.  _Oftr.  iff.  ftl 

...  93.442,' 


PMM 


i>r>r   rrti          •.-'         -,,.•. 

.430       92.080.49* 
.112          2.103.148 

3.917.368  ::-•..•(  H  1.790.749 
iy  M.  Depew  (Chairman).  W.  Scott  Flu,  Bastonj 
•04  W.  f.  Sowoll.  Onmden.  N.  J.;  F.  H.  Prince, 
•«oder  and  E.  J.  Martvn  of  Chicago; 
York.  ajndOoorm  Peahndv  Gardner.  Boston. 
iy.  -( V.  61,  p.  I  50.  1010;  V.  69,  p.  438,  878.) 

muMar.— Inasnmratsd  nndar  the  taws  of  Now 

have  a 


ot,  aodwUh  all  appurtenaaoos 
Including  mereb 


all 
.  31,  1  996,  I 


31,  1  996,  Including  merehan- 
M  918.Ow3.361.  V.  6  1.  p.  132. 


'•'  p. 


n  fitftrrt*  stocks, la  full  to  Mar.  1997.    On  rommin: 
'  >«tobor.  1893. 9  p.  e.  yearly:  toon  to  July.  1  -:u. 
arty,  then  to  April.  18V7,  6  p.  e.  yearly  (l>f  p.  c.  quarterly). 

-t  for  the  hair/far  ending  Dec.  31,  1896.  was  In  V. 

•  wing  deficit  after  dividends  il53,396.  against  surplus  of 

»  1893  and  d*f.  of  9 1 1.084  In  1994.    Total  surplu.  Jan.  1. 

Profits  for  full  calendar  rear*  have  been :    In  1898, 

n  1893.  8613,970;  In  1894  9489.312  ;    In  1893,9333.788; 

«,  987O,8O6.    Omeo  corner  Church  and  Worth  streets.  New  York. 

i  i   •  133.) 

r.d  .  i  ...I  *  Ir  .n  Develop'saeB)t,-4ee  page  139. 


Colorado    Pnel    A:     Iron.— OR.iASir.xTiox    AMD    PROPKRTV.— A 
Colorado    oorporstlou    formed   In   October.    1892.    by   oonitolldatlon 
[V.  53,  p.  373.  639.1  of  the  Colorailu  Fuel  and  the  Colorado  Coal  A  Iron 
Co*.    Application  to  New  York  Stock  En-bauge  on  January  30,  1896, 
was    given    In  V.  63,  p.  461.    Coal  properties  of  the  Atohlson   To- 
peka  A  Santa  Fe  By.  were  leased  from  Au*.  3O.  1896;  these  properties 
produced  575.2O1  tons  of  coal  and  39.O55  loin  of  coke  in  1895-96. 
Cash    and   convertible   assets  In  excess  of  liabilities  June  30, 1896, 
91.932.098.  Including  9939,640  supplies  on  hand. 

STOCK.— The  authorised  capital  stock  1*  92.OOO.OOO  of  8  per  cent 
cumulative  preferred  stock  and  811.OOO.OOO  ootamoa  stock.  Common 
stock  for  91.730.000  was  sold  In  July.  1895.  8«e  below. 

Bonos.— See  application  for  listing  bonds  V.  62.  p.  461. 

The  Fuel  A  Iron  Co.  assumed  the  Col.  Oosl  A  Irou  t»'a  guaranty 
of  Colorado  Coal  *  Iron  Development  bonds  for  9700.OOO.  The 
Urand  Blrer  Coal  A  Coke  Oo.'s  bonds  are  not  guaranteed  but 
Its  property  Is  all  owned  by  the  Col.  Fuel  A  Iron  Co.  nnbject  to  the  mort 
Grand  R.  Coal  A  Coke  bonds  for  9M9.0OO  are  outstanding,  of  which 
•180.000  are  owned  by  O.  F.  A  L  Co. 


ui,iu»-.ir».—vsii  common:  In  1893,  May.,  1««  per  cent.  On  preferred 
In  1893.  Feb..  4  p.  e.:  Aug.,  4  p.  o..  In  scrip:  In  1894.  Feb.,  4  p.  o.  In  scrip; 
In  1896,  8  P.O.;  In  l-'C.  K.-I,  .  4  p.  e.  Preferred  stock  dividends  In 
arrears  la  Sept..  1896. 13  p.  o.  (824O.OOO.)— See  V.  63.  p.  4OO. 

A*MC»L  Rirorr.  —  Beport  for  year  ending  June  SO,  1896,  was 
given  in  V.  63,  p.  4OO,  and  showed- 

1891-95.  "  '189V96.  1894-9?. 

Fnel  department »2.*US.736    92,432.341  9' 

Iron  department..                    -.789      2.93O.999  34O.397  248.336 

Retail  depk.  etc 2-O.6.W         2-  1O7.6OU  73,420 

Total  «3.670.160    93.667.1*4       ,024.276    8804,229 

Deduct  general  expenses I3o.o-.i3      123.779 


Balance  to  Income  account 

I    l'.T,--t     ..'I 


97U1.233    9678.450 

taxes,  exchange,  etc..  f  49.970:  slnk- 
>r  year  1893-96.  9234,313.  from 

—\otn. 


Dtan 


nK^Bi.  »w,nir. — in  MUWIUOVT,  i  ivo,  rrvnuc 
Broadway,  Hew  York,  was  appointed  receiver. 
Interest  waa  not  paid,  and  foreclosure  suit  was 
tton  fOBiMig  vTfU.  p.  610.  The  stockhoMon 


Aug.  19,  1898:  John  C.  Oagood.  Henrr  R  Wol 

eott.  Donate  Sullivan.  John  L.  Jerome.  Charles  H.  Toll.  William  H. 

James.  J.  A.   Keblor,  of  IMinver;  A.  C.  Case,  of  Denver;  George  H. 

Prenttas,  E.  Thalmann.  John  U.  Moore.  Henry  W.  Cannon.  C.  D.  Simp. 

>><gnoa.  President.    Offloe,  Denver,  Colorado.— (V. 

. 

<  ulumbu*  A  HocklnzCoal  A  Iron  Company.— Organised  at 
Oolambns,  O^Jannary  26. 18M3,  and  own*  large  ooal  andiron  proper 
ties.  (13,390  acres  of  land)  with  extensive  works  thereon.  In  Ohio,  a 
full  description  In  Cjuoxicui  of  February  26, 1887.  V.  44,  p.  378. 
See  also  V.  63,  p.  3M  Central  Trust  Co.  trustee  of  mnrtau*.  April  1, 
189S.  held  9M.OOO  first  6s  !•  sinking  tand.  Stock  1s  94,890,000,  of 

R«cmtv«n«itir.-In  December.  1498,    President   Jay  O.    MOM.  80 

•TOT.  The  January,  1897, 
_.  was  brought.  Reorganiza- 
.  p.  610.  The  stockholdern  were  asked  to  pay  an 
of  93  per  share,  for  which  they  will  receive  preferred 
bootM  percent  of  both  alaisen  of  stock  have  agreed  to 
Jtmrt.  Depository  is  Fanners'  L.  A  T.  Co.,  X.  Y.  V.  63,  p. 
799.999.  asMkAoWcrr-  OommUUt—DmwU  A.  Boody.  N.  Y.;  F.  B. 
Koeeh.72  Broadway,  N.  Y.;  D.  N.  Crouoe.  Utlca.  X.  Y.;  F.  T.  Redwood, 
Baltimore.  aswrfftoMrr-  Oommilt»t— Chairman.  M.  I.  s. -udder,  32 
Nassau  nt.  N.  Y.  Bonds  an  mostly  deposited  with  the  Central  Trust  Co 
Fiscal  year  end*  Mar.  31.  Report  for  1894-93 
iii  V.  80,  p.  1143.  Iron  production  for  year.  4.339  tons,  against 
4.1*>t.  ;. 003  tons. against  356.4O2 tonsTxhere 

were  oar  trusts  April  1,  1893,  for  998.384. 
Ttar  la  liar.  3 1 .    ilrott.  Int. .  IOJK*.  tie.  Imp. .  tie.  Sal. .  def. 

1894-93 9361.920     943,292       97O.863       911.754       939,327 

189344 412.113          3.465          71.303          13.867          81.702 

1893-93 ...    717.733          6.933          72.173          36.64O        101,902 

-<V.  83,  p.  39,  75.  359,  793,  899,  968  ;  V.  64.  p.  41.  134.  010.) 

Coananerrlal  Cable  Company.— This  Is  popularly  known  as  the 
Mackay- Bennett  Cable  Company,  owning  three  cables  from  Nova  Scotia 
to  Ireland;  one  from  Ireland  to  Havre,  France;  one  from  Ireland  to 
Bristol,  Englsnd;  also  one  from  Nora  Scotia  to  New  York  and  one  to 
Rockport.  Mans..  Ac.  In  October,  1888.  the  authorised  stock  was  raised 
from  96.000.000  to  8io.ooo.ooo. 

In  December,  1896,  the  Postal  Telegrapb  Cable  Co.  was  purchased 
(property  transferred  Jan.  1.  1897).  and  IM  stock  of  913.  (OO.OOO oz- 
enaiigad.  dollar  for  dollar,  for  Commercial  Cable  new  4  p.  c.  bond».  V.  04, 
p.  1*0.  Postal  Co.  Dec.  31,1 495.  had  over  1 17.OOO  miles  of  wire  and  2,067 
olheos,  transmitting  In  I*!).',  about  12.VX>,OOO  messages  and  earning 
gross  94J21.2»fl.  Bee  statement  In  V.  64,  p.  330. 

DIVIDKKBS.— In  1889.  Htp.c.;  In  1890, 6  per  cent;  1891  to  Oct.  1896, 
7  p.  e.  per  annum  (l\  quar);  In  1897,  Jan..  2H  p.  c.;  April,  1\  p.  o. 

AintUAL  RBPOBT.— Fiscal  tear  ends  Deo.  31.  Report  for  1896  was  In 
T.  84.  p.  983,  showing  earnings  as  follows : 

Orssi.  Iftl.  DituUimt*.    But.,  turn. 

1896 92.019.233       91.176.565       98OO.OOO       9376^63 

1993 2,009.738          1.213^!1S          700,000          518,398 

1894 1.773.434          1,010.438          700.000          310,438 

J.  W.  Mackay.  President;  Vice-President  and  General  Manager,  O . 
O.  Ward;  Offloe,  233  Broadway,  New  York.-(V.  64,  p.  585.) 


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MISCELLANEOUS. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

81|,e'orl     Amount 
Value.  !  Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS.             Bo,"f?SrPlJno1- 

rial.  When  I).  in 

For  explanation  of  column  heading".  Ac-.  *ee  notes  OB 
flnt  page  of  tables. 

Rate  Per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by  Slocks—  Last 
Whom.                    Dividend. 

i.  Suptrtor  OoHtol.  Iron  JKnw-lrt  M..  $10.000,000,  g.o' 
XtaWsVorM  TtrmintU  R*.  *  BHoge—ltt  M.,  gold  
h  /Vw./  ^  w/if^/M/i/m—  fttnr.k    ftl  4  366  650             

1VX) 

1893 

$1^000 

1,000 

so 

Various 
Various 
MOto 

1,000 
1,<>00 

1,1100 
1.000 

riiioArc. 
£200 
l.OOO 
1,000 

AILROA 
1,000 

500 
500  Ac. 
100 
1,000 
500 

100 
100 
100 
100 

$1,500,000 
600.0OO 
14,346,6.r>0 
5,000,000 
2,000,000 
1,842,500 
2,470,750 
3,686,000 
1,500,000 
480,000 
500.OOO 
367,000 
11,500,000 
2,712,000 
2,353,000 

D  COMPANIB 

1,250,000 
750,000 

1,495,000 
1,885,005 
•27,000 
3,000,000 

2,000,OOO 
2.OOO.OOO 
6,000,000 
2,OOO,OOO 

Ss- 
5g. 

SIM'   tl-xt. 
4>a 
4g. 
««• 

VtK. 

4iag. 
6 

I8' 
7 
5 

8.   " 
5  g. 

?g> 
4  g. 

See  text. 
7 

eg. 

10  per  an 
See  text. 

Hint  text. 
5  g. 

M.  A   S. 
J.   A  J. 
M.  A  X. 
Q.-J. 
O.—  F. 
J.   A  D. 
J.   A  D. 
Q.-F. 
M.  &  S. 
J.   A   J. 
J.    A  D. 
M.  A  N. 
Q.-M. 
M.  A  N. 

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

Q.—  J. 

M."A"S. 

N.Y.,  Farmers'  L-AT.Co. 
N.  Y.,  Central  Trust  Co. 
Philadelphia,  Office, 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 
do             do 
Phila.,  226  So.  Third  St. 
1  'In  in  .  ,  L.Coal  A  Nav.Co. 
New  York  and  London. 
New  York  and  London. 
New  York  and  London. 

Sept.  1,  1903 
Jan.   1,  1923 
Nov.25,'96,2% 
July  1,  191* 
April  1,  1914 
Dec.  15,  1897 
June  1,  1911 
May  1,  1924 
Sept.  1,  1905 
July  1,  1898 
Dec.  15,  1897 
May   1,  1899 
June  1,  1900 
Nov.  1,  191H 

TiTlf.,  canal.  6.03O  acre*  coal  and  76  m.  L.  A  8.  RR.  ..r 
l»tm..K..Leh,A8u».  KR.  (old  tin  ext.  Ing.  Ken.  l.'U,).-r 
M  £  CaihOoal  A  RK.  and  1st  M.  Nant.  RR.,  gold..       o" 
Con*.  SdM.  Canal.  Coal  A  122  m.  RR.;  2d  M.  26  in.  RR.r 

1864 
1807 
1867 
1871 

1884 
1895 

1s:,s 
1  SI17 
1874 
1875 
1888 

SB'B'B 

ISS'.t 
IK'.ll 

1890 

Delaware  Div.  Canal  1st  M.,  see  texMext'dtn  1878)...  c 
LtMigk  4  VUkttb'rt  C<xtf—  Leh.CoalANav.M.,g.,  assumed. 
1st  gen.  mort.  sterling  loan,  sink,  fund,  drawn  lit  1OO..C 
Con.  M.  (see  text)  ;  (coup's  held  by  Cent.  N.  J.,>C5,4  ,2,552) 

Income  "  B  "  bonds,  not  cumulative,  held  by  Cent.  fi.J  .. 
Louitriitt  Bridge  Ou.  and  l.outtr.  <t  Jeffer.  Bridge  Co.— 

N.  Y.,  Mere   Trust  Co. 
Nov.,  '96,  paid  Feb.,'97. 
4  yrs.  int.  fund.  See  text 
New  York,  1  B'dway. 
do              do 
N.Y.,  Lond.  A  Ams'dam. 

N.  Y.,  Office,  37  Wall  St. 
N.  Y.  Guar.  Trust  Co. 
do             do 
do             do 

Nov.  1,  1919 
Nov.  1,  1919 
Nov.  1,  1940 
Jan.15,'97,2% 
Nov.  1,  1896 
Jan.   1,  1913 

Apr.16,'97,  2>» 
Oct.    1,  189J 
Nov.27,'96,1% 
Sept.  1,  1941 

Man.  Heahi  Iffofc/  <t  iond^Oen.  M.  for  $i,5o6,66b  go'ld.o' 

"lifi.,  drawn  at  10O  (s.  f.  has  retired  $173.000)  ......  o' 
ManeeU  Ld.  Or.—  Pr'r  lien  M.g.  .red.  at  100  (or  1  10  at  mat.)e 
XttropoHian  Tel.tTeleg.  Co.—  See  N.  Y.  TELEPHONE. 

1888 

MieMatm  <t  Peninsular  Cor-^Common  stock  $3,000,000. 
Stock  PreJ.  as  to  assets  and  dividends  (8  p.  0.  gold,  cum.) 
1st  mortgage,  gold  o1 

1892 

Larlede  Gas  laKht.—  ORGANIZATION.—  Incorporated  to  1857,  and 
In  1889  secured  control  of  all  the  other  gas  companies  in  St.  Louis.  In 
1896  the  price  of  gas  was  reduced  from  $1  18  to  $1  per  1,000  feet  for 
Illuminating  and  to  80  cents  for  fuel  gas.  As  to  suits  regarding  char- 
ter, etc.,  see  V.  6i,  p.  134.  Case  has  been  laid  over  until  Oct.,  1897. 

STOCK.—  Common  stock  Is  $7,500,000;  par,  $100.  Preferred  is  for 
$3,500,000  of  5  per  cent  cumulative,  and  In  January,  1897,  there  was 
5  per  cent  of  dividends  unpaid,  1  p.  o.  extra  being  paid  Deo.  15,  1896. 

DIVIDENDS.—  ?  '90.  '91.  '92.  '93.  '94.  '95  to  Dec..  '96. 
Preferred,  p.  c.  5  2»i  0  5  5  6  7  (3"aseml-an.) 

BONDS.—  Central  Trust  Co.  is  trustee  under  the  mortgage.  See  ap 
plication  to  Stock  Exchange  In  V.  49,  p.  657.  There  are  $125,000  Car- 
ondelet  Gas  1st  mortgage  6s.  The  $500,000  gold  coupon  notes  were 
authorized  for  extensions  to  be  made  in  1896. 

EARNINGS.—  Jan.  1  to  March  31,3  months.net,  $225,112  In  1897; 
9210,423  In  1896. 

ASNOAL  REPORT.—  For  year  1896  net  earnings  were  $728,213;  In 
1895,  net  $883,899.  Statement  for  1894  showed  net  earnings  from  gas 
$731,462  ;  net  from  Carondelet,  etc.,  $77,056;  total,  $808,518,  against 
$762,785  In  1893,  $698,O9O  in  1892  and  $582,460  in  1891.  New  York 
office,  40  Wall  St.—  (V.  63,  p.  1159  ;  V.  64,  p.  134.) 

Lake  Superior  Consolidated  Iron  mines.—  Incorporated  In 
1893,  and  owns  or  controls  nearly  all  the  important  properties  on  the 
Mlssabe  Range,  Minnesota,  including  the  Mountain  Iron  Co.,  Missabe 
Mt.  Iron,  Lone  jack,  N.  Y.  &  Mlssabe  Iron,  etc.,  and  the  Duluth  Mis- 
tabe  &  No.  Ry.  STOCK.—  Auth.,  $30,000,000.  Issued  $24,000,000. 

BONDS.—  First  mortgage  (Farmers'  L.  A  T.  Co.,  trustee)  for  $10,000,- 
OOO  provides  for  a  sinking  fund.  "  Unless  previously  converted  into 
(took,"  bonds  can  be  drawn  at  105  after  Sept.  1  ,  1896. 

DIRECTORS.—  George  D.  Rogers,  Fred.  T.  Gates,  D.  B.  Searle,  Edward 
S.  Gary,  George  Elwood  Murray,  Lewis  J.  Merritt  and  Charles  E. 
Schelde.  Pres.,  Fred.  T.  Gates  ;  Secretary  and  Treas.,  Chas.  E.  Soheide. 

Leavenworth  Terminal  Railway  &  Bridge.—  Owns  high- 
way and  railroad  bridge  (opened  Jan.  1,  1894),  1,110  feet  long,  over 
Missouri  River,  at  Leavenworth,  Kan.,  and  valuable  terminal  property 
in  that  city.  The  mortgage  contains  a  sinking  fund  provision.  Kan- 
sas City  St.  Joseph  A  C.  B.  rchicago  B.  A  Q.),  and  Chicago  R.  I.  &  P. 
use  the  bridge  at  an  annual  rental  of  $18,000  each,  under  a  30-year 
contract  from  1894.  The  Chicago  Gt.  Western  has  contract  from  Sept. 
1,  1895,  for  30  years  at  rental  of  $16,000  first  year  and  $17,5OO  there- 
after. Capital  stock,  $600,000.  On  June  30,  1895,  current  liabilities, 
$27,469;  current  assets,  $24,593.  (V.  61,  p.  556.) 

I.i-li  I  u  li  Coal  iV  Navigation.—  Owns  canal  from  Coalport  to  Eas- 
ton,  Penn.,  48  miles,  and  leases  Delaware  Division  Canal,  60  miles. 
Also  owns  Lehlgh  A  Susquehanna  Railroad,  Phillipsburg,  N.  J.,  to  Union 
Junction,  Pa.,  105  miles,  with  branches,  56  miles,  and  leases  for  999 
years  Nesquehonlng  Valley  Railroad,  17  miles  ;  Trescow  Railroad,  7 
miles;  other  lines,  Ivmiles  ;  total,  202  miles,  of  which  115  miles  double 
tracks  ;  but  all  these  roads  are  leased  for  999  years  from  1871  to  Central 
of  New  Jersey  RR.,  rental  being  33  13  per  cent  of  gross  earnings,  with  a 
minimum  rentalof  $1,414,400.  Delaware  Otr.  Canal  is  leased  for  99years 
from  1866  at  Interest  on  the  bonds  and  4  p.  c.  on  stock,  paid  as  rental. 

BONDS.—  In  addition  to  the  company's  bonds  in  the  table  are  the  fol- 
lowing assumed  by  other  companies:  By  Cent.  RR.  of  New  Jersey, 
$2,310,000  of  the  gold  loan  due  1897;  by  Leuigh  A  Wilkesbarre  Coal 
Co..  $500,000  of  the  gold  loan  due  1897.  The  general  mort.  of  1884  (trus- 
tee. Fidelity  Insurance  Company  of  Phlla.)  covers,  sub),  to  prior  bends, 
7,460  acres  coal  land,  48  miles  canal  and  161  miles  railroad;  bonds  are 
reserved  to  retire  all  prior  Issues  not  assumed  by  other  cos.;  ground 
rents  and  mortgages,  $358,433. 

The  $2,000,600  of  6  p.  o.  bonds  which  fell  due  Feb.  1  1897 
were  extended  in  gold  at  4  p.  o.  to  April  1,  1914.  Trustee  of  extended 
bonds  is  Fidelity  Ins.  Tr.  &  8.  D.  Co.,  Phlla.—  V.  64,  p.  41. 

In  1895-96,  company  sold  $1,500,000  collateral  trust  bonds.  See 
full  statement  V.  61,  p.  154. 

DlVS.  since  1887.  >    1888  1889  1890  1891  1892  1893  1894  1895  1896 
Percent  ..........  J     4*2       5         5        5       513       6       4>2       4        4 

In  1896,  May,  2  p.  o.;  Nov.,  2  p.  c. 


AjrecAL  REPORT.—  Report  for  1896  was  in  V.  64,  p.  371.  Coal  pro- 
duced from  company's  property  was,  In  1896,  1,548,097  toils  ;  in  In95 
1,521,695  tons,  against  1,386,48  2  tons  of  coal  In  1894, 

rear  ending  Dee.  31.  1896.  1895.  1894 

From  railroads  and  Nesque.  Tunnel$l,  550,625  $1,610,074  $1485515 
Canals.......       .....................  loss  16,060  loss    2,9761oss  16,927 

Net  profit  on  Lehigh  CoaL  ...........       226,946  loss  11,763         273,099 

Royalty  on  coal  mined,  Ac  ...........      136,768          97,543          97045 


Total  receipts $1,898,279  $1,692,878  $1,838,732 

Interest,  rentals,  taxes,  Ac 1,339,730     1,253,947     1,202,825 


*3>la8;,-  .............................    $558,549      $438,931      $635,907 

*  ...........................  (4)573,866  (4)  573,866(4i2>645  599 

def-  15'317  «•  134,935     def.9692 
>816 


-*V°bP-  8**'  683;  V.  63",  p.'lOOT;  V."64,  p.  41,  sifi'j" 

L.  hlirft  Wl.!!tr,r^"rre  Co«'«  -Controlled  by  Central  RR.  of  New 
Jersey  and  o^  2l  *?  acres  of  anthracite  coal  lands  and  holds  3.000, 
additional  acre""1?.1"  leasf  •.  "operates  thirteen  collieries  and  leases 
miout  4,000  acr?f  lta  o0*1  lands  *°  various  Individual  operators. 

8TOCE.-$10,o£2°'  °.f  wl{jch  $9.212,500  ouUtendlnic.  $6,600,000  of 
.  hlibeln»:ownedCentralRR-ofN-J-  In  1896  mined  3,401,451  tons. 


BONDS,  ETC. — Of  the  consolidated  mortgage  seven  percent  bonds  only 
$54,000  are  guaranteed  by  the  Central  RR.  of  N.  J.,  the  holders  of  the 
other  bonds  having  freed  that  company  from  liability  therefor,  on  con- 
dition that  it  shall  not  collect  Interest  on  the  $6,116.000  consols  which 
It  holds  prior  to  their  maturity  unless  such  interest  is  earned,  this 
agreement  being  stamped  on  the  bonds.  The  authorized  issue  of  con- 
sols is  $15,000,000,  but  those  unissued  are  In  reality  unavailable,  since 
by  the  terms  of  the  agreement  just  mentioned  they  would  not  If  issued 
be  entitled  to  stand  ahead  of  the  consols  owned  by  the  Central  of  N.  J. 
A  sinking  fund  for  bonds  due  igi2  Is  provided  from  sales  of  surface 
lands  and  from  10  cents  for  each  ton  of  coal  mined  on  property  Included 
in  the  first  lien ;  no  drawings.  Sterling  bonds  for  $178,000  are  to  be 
called  in  1897  and  the  balance,  $189,000,  in  1898.  Real  estate  mort- 
gage 6s,  March.  1897,  $10,000. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— The  Central  of  N.  J.Jan.  1,  1897,  owned 
$2,353,000  of  the  Incomes  and  $5,472,552  oonsol.  mort.  coupons 
past  due  but  not  collectible,  as  above  stated,  till  June,  1900.  Bills 
payable  outstanding  were  $3,400,224;  "  other  indebtedness",  $3,236,- 
990.-See  V.  64,  p.  466. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  Deo.  31.  Report  for  1896  was 
given  in  V.  64,  p.  466,  and  comparison  is  made  with  1893,  the  last 
previous  report,  viz.: 

dross.  Net.  Interest.    Sink.  Fund.  Balance 

1896 $8,385,447     $524,508    1[f743,828    $227,S«2    def.  $448,979 

1893 11,088,211    1,435,630 $986,601 sur.     449,029 


f  Interest  charges  in  1896  do  not  Include  interest  on  consols  held  by 
Central  of  N.  J.  RR.,  ou  which  no  interest  has  been  paid  since  1893. 
President.  Feb.,  1896,  J.  Rogers  Maxwell.  -(V.  6*,  p.  466.) 


re§-erC8°o-n-Brldge.-  }  Bee  Railroad  Companies. 

Madison  Square  Garden.—  See  page  154. 

Manhattan  Beach  Hotel  &  Land  (Limited).—  Owns  the  real 
estate  and  premises  known  as  Manhattan  Beach,  with  the  Man- 
hattan Beach  and  Oriental  hotels,  music  amphitheatre,  446  acres  of 
laud,  Ac.  Stock,  $2,000,000,  of  which  $500,000  is  preferred  5  p.  c. 
non-cumulative  ;  preferred  outstanding,  $400,000.  Commencing  with 
May,  1894,  four  years'  coupons  were  funded  into  10-year  scrip.  A  few 
of  the  coupons  have  not  yet  been  funded.  —  V.  62,  p.  869. 

Maryland  Coal  Co.^-Controls  6,000  acres  of  land  in  Alleghany 
and  Garrett  counties,  Md.  STOCK.—  Preferred  as  In  table,  and  in  addi- 
tion old  common,  $11,100,  and  treasury  stock,  $103,895.  Coal  pro- 
duced was:  359,621  tons  in  1896;  449,234  tons  iu  1895;  331,374  in 
1894.  Annual  report  for  1896,  with  balance  sheet,  was  In  V.  64,  p.  372. 
surplus  earnings  in  1896  over  interest,  etc.,  were  $93,506;  in  1895, 
$114,045;  $77,596  in  1894;  dividends  in  1896  (3«i  p.  c.)  called  for 
$65,944,  leaving  bal.  surplus  for  year  $29,562.  On  new  preferred  In 
July,  1893,  paid  2^!  p.  o.;  in  1894,  3%  p.  c.;  in  1895,  413  p.  c.;  in  1896, 

5  p.  o.;  in  1897,  Jan.,  2  p.  c.—  (V.  62,  p.  455;  V.  64,  p.  372.) 

Metropolitan  Telephone  &  Telegraph  Company.—  In  July 
1896,  absorbed  by  the  New  York  Telephone  Co.—  which  see. 

Mexican  Telegraph.—  Company  organized  in  1878  under  laws  of 
New  York  State.  Has  a  cable  from  Galveston  to  Tampico  and  Vera  Crui, 
738  miles  ;  land  line,  Vera  Cruz  to  Mexico  City,  267  miles.  Also  direct 
cable  from  Galveston,  Texas,  to  Coatzacoalcos,  Mexico,  825  miles,  dup- 
licating the  Mex.  Tel.  and  Cen.  A  So.  Am.  Co.'s  Gulf  cable  system.  Has 
exclusive  right  for  50  years  for  all  foreign  telegrams  to  Mexico, 
except  telegrams  to  and  from  a  neutral  zone  on  the  United  States 
border  156  miles  wide,  between  the  Gulf  and  Pacific  Ocean.  Owns 
2,125  shares  of  the  Central  A  So.  Am.  Telegraph  *V»  ,  which  see. 

The  Pacific  Cable  Co.,  which  is  to  lay  a  cable  between  San  Francisco 

6  Japan,  China,  etc.,  was  organized  in  1895,  and  will  operate  in  close 
connection  with  the  Mexican  TeL  and  the  Cent.  A  8».  Am.  Tel. 

DIVIDENDS—  In  1882  to  1886,  inclusive,  8  per  cent  yearly;  from  1887 
to  April,  1897,  both  inclusive,  at  rate  of  10  per  cent  per  annum. 

EARNINGS.—  Surplus  Deo.  31,  1896,  $592,735.  Gross  earnings  for 
year  1896,  $3S9,618  ;  net,  $286,037;  dividends,  $191,260  ;  bal.  sur. 
for  year,  $94,777.  In  1895  gross,  $340,631;  net,  $273,241.  J.  A. 
Sorymser,  President,  37  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.—  (V.  62,  p.  68Z.) 

Michigan-Peninsular  Car  Co.  —  ORGANIZATION,  ETC.  —As 
Illinois  corporation  formed  in  1892  by  consolidation  of  several  Detroit 
companies,  with  an  aggregate  capacity  of  100  freight  cars  a  day. 
Business  established  in  1864.  Stock  and  bonds  listed  in  New  York  In 
January,  1893  ;  see  application  in  full  in  V  56,  p.  208. 

DIVIDENDS.—  On  common  In  1893,  8  p.  c.  On  preferred,  Deo.,  1892, 
to  Sept.,  1893,  2  p.  c  quarterly;  in  1895,  1  p.  c.;  in  1896,  Feb.,  1  p.  o.; 
May,  1  p.  c.;  Sept.,  1  p.  c.;  Nov.,  1  p.  c.;  in  1897,  March,  none. 

NET  EARNINGS.—  For  year  ending  Aug.  31,  1896—  statement  and  bal 
ance  sheet  were  in  V.  63,  p.  651—  net  earnings  were  $3!)(>,572  ;  interest 
$100,000;  dividend  on  preferred,  *200,000;  balance,  surplus,  $96,- 
572.  In  1894-95,  net,  $159,231;  interest  on  firsts,  *100,000;  balance, 
surplus  for  year,  $59,231.  (V.  61,  p.  472,  1O1  1;  V.  63,  p.  651.) 

Minnesota  Iron  Co.—  Owns  about  40,000  acres  of  land  and  7  ifun 
mines  in  St.  Louis,  Itasca  and  Lake  counties,  Minnesota;  also  $500,- 
000  stock  and  $4,500,000  second  mortgage  bonds  of  Duluth  &  Iron 
Range  RR.  Co  —which  see.  Also  in  July,  1896,  owned  nine  large  sl«el 
steamers  and  £ve  steel  barges  costing  about  $2,500,000. 

DIVIDENDS.  -in  1890,3  percent;  In  1891,  6;  in  1892,  6;  in  189.1,  3; 
then  none  till  April,  1896,  when  I'D  per  cent  was  paid;  July,  I'ap.  o.; 
none  since  to  April,  1897.  Offices,  Mills  Building,  N.  Y.,  anl 
-(V.  62,  p.  364  ;  V.  63,  p.  601.) 


APRIL    1807.] 


MISCELLANEOUS    STOCKS    AND  BONDS. 


147 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

Date 
of 

.':.>!.''.- 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
OuUtanding 

INTEREST  OB  DIVIDENDS. 

Bomti  —  Prlnel- 
pal,  when  DIM. 

S>::.-k:<       l.».t 

Dividend. 

F*r  explanation  of  column  heading*,  *c..  see  note*  on 
nrst  page  of  table*. 

Rate  Per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
whom. 

iioo 

100 
100 
100 

1,000 

100 

100 

1,000 

^iii;.-,IN,..MMI 

14.:«>.-..4«H> 
1  l.'.'ol.ooo 
18.OOO.OOO 
(t) 
2.219.4OO 
1,846.800 
3.837.00O 
27,931.900 
7.500,000 
5.OOO.OOO 
10,394.600 
959.OOO 
500.000 
500.000 
500.000 
500.000 
2OO.OOO 
2,000,000 
600,000 
9.000.OOO 
1.219,000 
See  text. 
3.5OO.OOO 
1,500.000 
750.0OO 

Q.-J. 

N.  Y.,  Mills  Building. 
N.  Y..  1  Broadway. 

Jiilyl5,'96,l»a 
Oct.  17,  '9.\1% 
Mch.l5.'97,l\ 
Sept.  16,  1895 
Oct.    1,  1911 
May  i,'97,  2% 
Jan.,  1893,  6% 
May  1,  1920 

fmtttmml  Lead  0*.-8toek.  oommon.  fl5.OOO.OOO  auth'd.. 

.... 

7  In  '96. 

BM  t.-\i 

6  f. 

4  la  •;••;. 

Q.—  M. 

do              do 
Chicago,  Office. 
X.Y.C!ent.Tr.,A  Chicago 
N.  Y.,  Office.    1  B'way. 
do              do 
N.  Y.  .Chase  Nat  lonalBk. 

gaiimml  U»t~d  00-Stoek  (listed  In  X.  Y.  In  Sept..  1894) 
Mortgage,  gold.  $1.500,000  (drawn  for  *.  f..  105)  c- 
jra/toMJiMm*-  1st  pref.  stock,  cum.  8  p.  c.  (83.000,000)  . 

1896 
1890 

A."*"O. 

M.  A  y. 

J.   A   J. 

M.  A  y. 

l*t  mortmrv  (for  94  5OO  OOO).  irold    

8g. 

•afirnir  Wull  Paper  Co  —Common  (took,  83O,OOO,OOO. 

Ovbeatarestoek.98.uioO.OOO               

100 

100 
100 
l.OOO 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 
1,000 

1,000 
1,000 

too 

1.IMMI 

100 

1,  

l.OOO 
1.000 

8 
-.-..  mi 

5  iu  ''.Hi. 
6 
6 

5 
5 
5 
5 

<,-e  I.-\t 

6g. 

Q.-J. 
Yearly. 

New  York. 
New  York  Office. 
Boston.  125  Milk  St. 
Boston.Bank  of  Repub. 
do              do 
do              do 
do             do 
Bost  .  Nat.  Bk.  Oom'roe. 
do             do 
I.  E.  (iates,  35  Wall  St. 
do              do 
<  hlcago,  111. 
.V.  Y.,  Kountie  Bros. 

Apli  1,  '97,  2% 
Jan.  24,  1894 
May  15,'97.1>4 
Apr.  '99-1900 
Apr.   1    19O6 
Apr.  1    1907 
Apr.   1    19O8 
Apr.   1     1915 
Apr.   1     1916 
Apr.  15.  199O 
Apr.  15.  1937 
July  1     1896 
Mob.  1    1911 

ftm  Xnatamd  Ttlmk»*f4Ttt»trmpk    Btock.  812.OOO.OOO. 
Bomfa,  1>I  *  M%r..  CMh  9500.000  (red.  ap  to  102)  ...  e 

-  ,-.'., 
:-..i 
IBM 

I  -•-•  i 

1809 

1-     M, 

18  .,. 
1887 

<-i-     '•' 
A.  4  0. 
A.  A  0. 
A.  A  O. 
\.  A  O. 
A.  *  O. 
A.  A  O 
15J.AJ. 
J.   A   J. 

M.'  A"S. 

Bonds.  4th  Serlee^ubleet  to  eall  after  April  l,19O2.at  1O2 

Baad*.  ftk  flnrtaa,  9S5.0OO  not  subject  to  ml) 

••ad*.  ~th  eerie*.  85OO.OOO,  nnt  subject  t»  rill            r' 

Cbe*apeake  Dry  Dock  A  Construction  1st  mortgage.... 
ff»  TorkBimU  Compmm*   Stock  (910.0OO.OOO) 

r.w^»jBftS5S?;^^SSi: 

1891 

:  -  •  i 

1801 

:-  •- 

lateoB*oLBM>rt«ag»(95.000\OIM)  '(folVl  c' 

5  g. 
5  g. 
5  g. 

J.    A   J. 
J.   A   J. 
M.  A   X 

N.  Y.Oumranty  Trust  Oo. 
N.  Y.,  Knloa'bT  Tr.  Oo. 

Jan.  V    1944 
Jan.   1    1945 
Nor.   1     1922 

JW  r*r*  *  JCaat&MT  fWry-Ut  M..  975O.OOO.  guld  .... 

National  Lead  <  QMS  pan  y.— Ouat.xiit.Tios.— Organlied  uu.lrr 
the  laws  of  New  Jersey  on  Dec.  7. 1891.  a*  successor  to  the  National 
Laad  Trust.  U  control*  26  extensive  plant*  In  different  State*  for  the 
manufacture  of  white  lead  aad  other  product*.  Onto  9192.OOO  eerttn- 
oate*  of  the  old  trust  were  outstanding  December  1. 1899. 

Saccamsa.— Tae  preferred  stock  I*  entitled  to  7  p.  e.  par  annum  cu- 
mulative. S«  editorial  of  May,  1893.  ScrrLaMMT.  aad  V~60.  p.  349. 
Dtbentora  bond*  have  bean  authorised  bat  none  Issued. 

.MBS. -On  preferred.  1892.  to  Mar..  1807. 7  p.  e.  yearly  (\\p. 
•.quart).  OacommoBtal89«.3p.e.;  lnl»94.3p.c;ln  1895. Oct..l  p.o. 
^•^BAL  Ea-roBT.-Flaeal  yearead*  Dee.  31.    Annual  meeting  I*  hold 
Tho  annual  report  far  18*6  In  V.  64,  p. 
mfc  Net  earnings.  81,174,994 :  dtvl- 
it.  for  year,  9156.43 1.    In  1895.net. 

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810,-ltoT!  kai  '. 
easury  •  ••••  i 


IB  1804.  net,  91.212. 
ODTKIAL  BALA*CB  »*«rr  DBC.  SI.  1806. 

•33.462.oT4    - 
U.... 


Ktea  receivable.. 


100.600 

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•4*489 


.930.6*2.176 


930.000,000 

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71.-..H 


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W.  H.  Thorn, 

Cole.  R.  E.  CMcato.  A.  P. 
Oaacfi  O.  CMpcaMr.  Jr.,  _ 
Row.  and  Gharle*  F.  Wella. 
MeBlnMy,  Tia»«m«. 
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r.  w 


Da 
««;  V.  64.  p.  3  : 


- ..:T.. 

loekwell,  L.  A. 
.J.  A.  8t«reaa. 
I.   M    HIM  .  i:.  !•. 
it  L.  A.  Cole;  J.  L. 
».  Y.  ofltoa,  Ko.  1 

IB   1887 
the  I  iBMid  Oil 
)C«« 


BBdwthr  :.,«..-   EUMto.M«aTiiallla«Mtcrtr6l  •  ••  i    B 
Trwt.  eonnUUnc  of  the  rval  aMato.  manhl»»ry.  1BB»«U.  ato. 

%  llnmrt  oil  BHUa,  T1  BaxaaM  aleraavn  aad  warehoaa.  . 
•ttoated  la  many  ritla*  of  th*  CaM*4  «a»lay  lanlaatBii  OMaaM.  Bt. 
Loui>.  MinDeaBolIa.et«.  Iu  fta«Bati  inBrtit  of  raw,  aotled  aad  reaaan 
fljirjl  oil  aad  oil  meal  aad  oil  nttm  Bull  fa*  atoak  food  and  fertUUer 
-and  It  to  aaM  to  eaipioy  la  la*  MaaaftMlBn  at  aWat  traai  60  10  TO  par 
Mat  of  th*  country  ••  annual  orvp  tof  i*n  to  tvaattr  mltton  baahala)  of 
•Bliilfl  Black  IMad  la  M.  T.  IB  Heptaaib«r.  1Mb.  0a*  T.  &1  .  p.  348. 


IXIW..1UP.  r:  lBl«»0.4p.  r.:ta  t9.  4  p.  c.;  in  "91. 
tkaa  aoae  nil  Sept.  '•3.  whaa  1  p.  ».  wa«  paid. 


I'll' 


BO(T*.-)foTtcaM  of  !•»•  la  for  fl^oo.ooo-.  tro.tw.  Georn  gher- 

.  1»»«.  an- 1  yearly  theraaftor.  aad  bnada  can  be  drawn  tharafor 
••ad*  to  retire  •»haalBr*«  aad  tor  workiac  >apiul. 
laVOaT.— rtacal  year  aa4a  Dam.  81    (forroerlr  July  31.) 
•Urn*  third  Waaaaasar  of  rebraarr.    No  Bcara*  for  the 
ar»j0Taa  oat,  bat  Car   Uaaa-ial  au4a  to  etookholaeim  *M 
L    kVport  Ilina*  la  February .  1M86  (V.  «3.  p.  S75). 
roaTjatr  >1. 18M.  la  DM  31   1800,  •howlai  fro-  I 
IK-I  !.r..-:t..  »i:...^-..    .•..,,!.,,:    ...:-,-.:-.. 


i  81.  180ft, 


» 

•ahta  baak  .".'.'..'.  •    -    " 

IMUsp.,.  4J8A.I3*    BtUsraerivaM*,  ate..>    .M 

Camat  aorta,  payable         8D.OM 1  Mock  la  traa* 

litoadwUI.|iataaU^to.      84*84*1 

TnUI  MBbfllllai      *Mj4ft*.OTl  I        Total  aasru .fct3.iAt4.221 

Dl«. 

•t.  Maraa*  Stepson.  A.  ».  wilUM 

•h.  Secretary  and  Tre*-  .Uv*  ofllcoa.Old  • 

BulMliu-    • 

i....  i..-lnrorpnrat.  K).  under  the  law* 

afK«tnrkr .   •„    .,.:,   (.r..,.-.   .   ...;..•.•...?;.-...'..  .     •  .  .,, 

Ma*  yearly.   The  twenty  enaoara*  whose  ptaata. 
baataaa*  aad  good  will  It  jBlnbjmit  wer*  loraled 


hare  ptafaiaau*  a*  to  prtortpal  a*  well  *.  din- 
:«•  wa»  la  edttortal  of  May,  1808. 
I  amHBg  I*  bald  oa  ant  Wntae*day  IB  February, 
taar*  wer*  la  tho  aaiaaaay^jraaiiury  954»^0> 


n    .:•!,,.-    ...• 

;...,. 

»rly  4 

•rt  6 


... 


!T*w 

N.I 


•94.       •»».       "99.        '97. 
004       May,  2* 
O  00 

'  .  [•  >!•!  1  p.  r  ;   none  «lno*. 

•d*  la  arream:  Utprrf..  ;.ref..52p.c. 

Tol.Jr..  PnaUeat:  William  Durrea,  Ch.-t.r  w. 
raa,  Saeratary  aad  Trutaaiai.  W.  Emlrn  Rooae- 

-tOToaa,  J.  K.  O.  Bbarwood.  Will.-- 
Mh»r;  atabrdB.  WrtihU  H.  R.  Won.' 
r.  PlaL  Loata  T.  Dury^a.  William  F.  PleL  Klrbard 
IfT.  Fr*d  M.  OUben,  Cba*.  Lanti.  r.  C.  M  Lauta. 
Broadway.    (V.  04,  p.  64*  i   V.  56.  p.  247.  1015.1 
aprr  Co,— OrcanlM.1  July.  1H92,  and  an*orb*4 
Kebraary.  1897.  Praaldoat  Burn  teotined 
•Hall  at  New  York  that  there  were* 
XaOaaal  Co.,  aad  that  the  National  Wall  Taper 


i  '•>.  ill'l  about  ii%  per  o<-ut.  <>f  tliu  wall  paper  biulneas;  in  1896  turned 
out  about  120.OOii.OOO  rolls  of  paper. 

STOCK.— Common  stock  was  originally  #14,.OOO,OOO,  but  has  been  in- 
creased to  83O  OOO.OOO ;  Issued  097.931,500.  Oommon  was  Issued  for 
rood  will,  patent*,  etc.  Quarterly  dividends  of  2  p.  c.  each  are  paid  on 
debenture  stock. 

The  following  general  balaaoe sheet  was  Hied  In  March,  1897 : 

•MMNHat— 
.•iiMMin  stock 9S7.93l.5OO 


-Debt*" 8,851.822 

Receive* 635.39O 


tut'*— 

Building* 9768,498 

Machinery 9,400.467 

Ca*h  ana  dot*  raooir.  3.C: 

Meraaandlse 8.27.V4S:' 

Patant  right* 28.231.5oo 

Mlaoallaneou*. 115.985 

Total...  ...837.41S.712 1     Total...  ...937,418,712 

-V.  61.  p.  1065;  V.  rti.  p.  1"- 

NowOniral  Coal  (JId.).— Owns  coal  lands  In  Allegheny  County, 
The  annual  report  for  year  en<llnic  Deo.  31.  I89fl.  In  V.  r.  i. 
irod  188.453  tons  mined,  against  2O1.72B  In  1895,  1.M.O02 
23^03  ton*  tn  1893  aad  801.42ft  tons  In  1892:  aet  pronta 
180*.   923.018;    In     1895.     825.013  ;     In    1894.    917.337. 
10  oredlt  of    proflt  aad   loa*   December    31,    1896,    9181.- 
1880-In  1881.  3  per  cent :   In  1882  and  1883, 
nil :    from  IBM  to  1888  Inclusive,  1  p.  e. 
March.  1   p.  o.;   In  1893.  Feb.,  1  P.O.; 
"".64, 


Han 

oil. 
1804 


p.  819,  abowed  188.453 
"*",  988^908 


nil:   In  1884.1:  la   1889,  nil 

yearly. 

la  1804.  Jan..  1  p.  e.    (V.  60.  p.  347 


V.  M.  p.  (IS.) 

Now  EawUiu!  Trl.-phnnr  A  Trlrgraph.— This  company  doe*  a 
llphaa*  TiinlBnii  la  Mala*.  New  Hampshire.  Vermont  and  Maasaohu- 
from  the  Amortean  Bell  Telephone  Oo.    On  January 
In  all.  against  26.372  In  1899. 
ituros.  but  are  to  be  secured  by  any 


1. 18*6.  It  bad  31.159 
Boma.— Tao  bond*  are 
orunwre  placed  oa  the  piopeitf. 
UiriDBXi>a.-rrom  1886  to  18M,  3 


la  1809. 4>«  p.  e.:  la  18*6.  5  p.  c. 
AIWDAL  Raroar.— Fiscal  rear 


8.  3>i  p.  e.  per  annum;  In  1894. 4  p.  c.: 
;  la  1897.  Fab.,  1  Vi  p  c.;  May  m  p.  o. 
end*  Dec.  31.    Report  for  1995  waa 


:.  p.  9OO,  ahowtu  croat  aarnlnjn  92.430.1O2:  net  over  IIH.T 
eat  oham*  was  t 
-V.  60.  p.  8*4 »  VT62.  p.  90*. 


,  (TOM  92.172.220    net,  9498.461 


Nowa«rt  A  <  Inrlnnail  Hrldc*  Co^-Ae*  BR.  Co*. 
Newport    New*  -hi |.bn 1 1.11  iig    A     Dry    Dork     Oo.-Organ- 
1  uader  an  aet  of  VtogTni*  of  January  28.  IBM.  a*  aiaended  Febrn- 

•W.  •-   __*K«.W.UI    a>-   t_—  *ta*<  I  Waft  fafWa.     *'^||0ri  *A    A  I  Til 

tana  of  land' 
1*94  for  the  dry 

h.T  |ir..|-rt>.       I'M- 

>var*  the  dry  dock 

, ..  A  Dry  Dock  mort- 

gaga  I*  aeeoad  to  tala.  811  statsaiaat  to  Sow  York  Block  Exchange  In 
V7b8,>  716.  la  year  1805  groat  aamlnga,  9*71.038;  net,  953,981. 
Mew  York  Oat**,  1  Broadway. 

ew   Tork   BlM-att  <'o«a|»any  — This  company  U  Incorporated 
under  the  law*  of  Illinois,  aod  owns  and  lease*  propeny  In  Now  York 


aryl7.1«90.   The  stock  authorized  by  law  9« 
1X96.92.000.000;  par  9100.     The  oompany 
with  water  front,  and  ha*  large  plant,  «>sU 
dnek  aad  erlb  work,  aad  over  la.OOO.OOO  for 

Caaaaaaaka  Dry  Doak  A  Ooa*t 

a*  a  nnt  baa  aad  th*  H*wport 
ic ag*  I.  second  u.  this.    8ai*tat 


New*  BhlpbaU 


n 
a 


Olty, 


.  ChJcaga.  Baltimore.  Cambrldgaport  (Bortoa).  Dea  M 
TrV.OaC:  A*..  UatttaB  la  all.  He*  report  of  Chicago  Stock 
imltta*  la  Ana***.  180*.  la  V.  63.  p.  397.  On  Jan.  1, 

•  • ; '.  iS 


Molnes.  la., 
Bzohanae 
1897,  bill* 


were  97^o!o34. 

tram  Oetober  1. 189U.  to  Jan.  1.  1992.  both  Inclusive,  11 
p.  c.  per  annum:    la  1892.  4  percent:    In  1,1  per  cent:  tn 

1894  and  1895  none;  In  1896.  April.  1  <•  p.  o.;  July,  1<«  p.  c.;  none  since. 
AJWJAL  BaroBT.— etatemant  for  1896  la  V.  64,  p.  663. 
•  .s*.  Xtt.     I  Oros*. 

18*8 91.7983*0     9411.910    1895 92.O46.387     9633.O8O 

18*4 1.941.714        545.:«H)|  18Wi (I)  558.060 

OmcBaa— Pnaldent  (In  Jan.,  1*97),  Henry  J.  Evans:  Treasurer, 
Oaaraa  H.  Wabatar.  Mala  office.  Chicago.  IU.  (V.  64.  p.  135.  :i.u>.  6«2.) 
.  Vork  «  Ka»l  River  «Ja«  <'.i.— Incorporated  under  the  law* 
of  »ew  York  In  January.  1-iH.  u>  supply  ga*  In  Ne» 
taroagh  tanael  S.M1  feet  long  from  Ravanawood.  I.  I  .  un.l.  r  I.  ,-i 
i.  .  r  -..  I  .  •  -  •  -;  .  v  -,  i,  ..  i  ,..1  •  .  •  •  •  •  .  .  -  .1. 

•TOOK  aMhortaad.  *- 
Oatataadlag  IB  Jan..  18*7, oommon. *5,OOO.OOO:  |.r.-r .  n<>nK<umulatlve, 

- 

aaw  eoastraottOB ;  trnataa,  Oaar.    >  Y.     The  eonaoL 

mortgage  I*  for  *  r   which  93.5OO.OOO  resen . 

bond*  and  *^>— —  for  . 


N.  «v 


.  ork.     V.  < 
1-1  Hlver 


HtorlH    r  *'pry  l>e- 
id  has  tlinw  ferrv- 

.Ital.t..  • lends  are  payable  ({.  — vi.:  m  m:i5, 

'i.     M.irtif.ik-p   tr.itt.'e    I*  Knlcki-r- 
*  York.     1'  "I.   •!H!)  — William  A.  Nash, 

Theo.  F.  Jackson.  H.  K.  Knupp.  Em:iniii'l  l^hmnn  un.l  R  mwpll  Kl.lrlilie. 
N    \t    1  ork   A    >rv»   Jrrmrr  Itrl.l-.    <  ...— or -unlzoil  to  bnlld  a 

.1.  -....•..   M     f.oi    i;     .  •  ••          •••....   I'll  M  mil  '..'tM 

.     Pivsldrnt,  Jnmes  S.   cliirknon;   Vloe- 
ri.lniiillcr,  Heeretary,  C.  H.  -<wan.    Offloe,  214  Broad- 
way, N.  Y.    (V.  02.  p.  548.  1O41 ;  V.  63,  p.  154.  1010. 

New   York  A    \rw  Jer*ey   Telephone.— Operate*   telephone 
Una*  nndar  perpetual  license  from  the  Bell  Company  In  Staten  Islan 


ml. 


under  perpetual  license  from  the  BeL  _       .      . 

Long  lalanddncliKllnv  Brooklyn),  In  .Sew  Jersey  In  counties  of  Bergen. 
Rsaez.  Hml«  in.  MhM, .•-••!.  Mnnmonth.  Morris,  i'assalc,  Somerset  and 
Union.  It*  total  stations  on  Jan.  1.1897,  were  14.333  (of  which  6,8 18 
In  Long  Island),  11. 1-1:1  In  1496, 10,102  In  1895  and  9,671  In  1894. 


148 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

Date 
of 

Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

pal.  When  Due. 
Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  otuliuialloii  or  column    lii'iulliiifn,  .Vc.,  new  note*  mi 
first   page  of  tables. 

Kate  per 
Cent. 

When    Where  Payable,  and  by 
Payable                Whom. 

JT.r.Jfid«<d7W.-Muni»l  Un.Tel.  1st  M..g.,irn..  not  (£11.0 

VMM    V.tflf    A    VJMI-     1rr*ru    Trlmhmif—  Stottk     JtS  OOO  OOO. 

1881 

$1,000 
100 
100 
50O 
1,000 
100 
500,  Ac. 
100 
100 
50 
50O 
100 
100 
1,000 
100 
1OO 

1,1100 
1,000 

100 
1,000 
50 
50 
50 
100  Ac. 
1.00(1 

1,000 

$l.«57,OOO 
See  text. 
l,261,ooo 
569,000 

1,961,000 
•J.7!)8.0OO 
5,OOO,000 
39,733.600 
3,000,000 
2.500.OOO 
1,180,000 
4OO.OOO 
800.000 
520,000 
7.0OO.OOO 
310,000 
4,071,000 
6.214.OOO 
20,000,000 
2,519,000 
5.000.000 
5.OOO.OOO 
5,000,000 
abt.  i.ooo.coo 
1,000,000 
2.000.OOO 

e  jr. 

7  in  '96. 
5g. 

lg- 
8g. 

H.  &  N. 

Q.-J.15 
M.  A  N. 
F.  A  A. 
M.  &  N. 

N.  Y.,  West.  Union  Tel. 
Brooklyn,  16  Smith  St. 
N.  Y.,  Atlantic   Tr.  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Central  TnistCo. 
N.  Y.,  18  Cortlandt  St. 

May    1,  1911 
Apl.  15/97.  l>a 
May   1,   192O 
Feb.   1,   1010 
May  1,  1918 

G^.M.<nowlst)$l,500,000,g..s.f.$20.000y>rly,notdr.c' 
H.  T.  rf  Ontario  Y.<i»<l-lst  M..  $OOO,OOO,g..  red.  at  110.0* 
A",  r.  IW.yi»im<-.—  Met.  T.  A-.   P..  l-«t  M.,  g.,  ».  f  C*r 
Niagara  hillt  rmrrr  <Vm;><iiiy-Wtock  for  «UO,OOO,OOO.. 
1st  M..  $10,000.000,  g..  coup.  JAJ;  reg.  $500,  Q-J  .c&r 

1890 
1890 
1888 

1801 

5g. 

J.    A  J. 

N.  Y.  Mills  Building. 

Jan.  1,  1932 

6 

e 

7 

Var.i 
J.   A  J. 
J.    A   3. 

*$%: 

A.  A  O. 

N.  Y.,  Hoyt,  36  Wall  St. 
N.  Y.,  West.  Un.  TeL  Co. 
do              do 
N.Y.,  Maitland,  C.A  Co. 
.10                do 
do              do 

Sep.30,'96,lJa 
Jan.   1,   1897 
Jan.    1.   1904 
July  24.  1893 
July,  '90,  2  % 
Oct.    1,   1922 
Aug.  1,  1890 
Mch.  1,  1893 
Dec.   1,   1910 
Oct.    1.   1939 
Dec.  1,'96,1% 
Julv,  1910 
May  i,'97.  4% 
Api.  .\  ".IT.  1", 
See  text. 
Aft.  Apr.,l<>46 
Nov.  1,   1917 
Feb.  1,   1022 

JVortAiwterM  rW.—  Htoek,  1  riwttitr  *>  6  P.O.,  trniir.  UfsLUii. 
iiiurt.,  Miik.  fuiul.  ItoiulH  not  ilrawn,  Interest  #uar.o" 

1874 

'  2«- 

6  g. 

lit  M..  gold,  926,000  per  an.,  milt),  to  call  at  105.  .  .o**r 

1892 

Preferred  stock  Issued  In  1888,  7  P.O.,  non-cumulative. 
lit  mortgage,  gold,  sink,  fund  Inc.  yearly.    See  text 
Consolidated  mortgage  for  $15  OOO.OOO,  gold  ..o" 

1880 
1889 

'"eg. 

5  g- 
See  text 
6 
16  in  '96 
See  tent. 
See  text. 

55*- 
5 

M.  A   8. 
J.   A  D. 
A.  A  0. 
J.  A  D. 
J.   A   J. 
Q.-F. 

M."  A"  N. 
F.  A  A. 

N.Y.  Of.,  10  Wall  St. 
Juue,'96,pd.Oet.  15,'96. 
Apr.  '95,  coup,  last  paid. 
N.  Y.  Mercantile  Trust. 
Phila.,  Broad  St.  Station 
New  York,  1  Broadway. 

Pmciftf  Mail  /WrawwAip—  Htork 

ftwuytvaHia  Canal—  Ocn.  M.,  $5.0o6,COO,  Int.  guar...o" 

1870 

rr>in*utratii(i  Ural,  /.iff*/  i"  J'mrrr^Com.  stock,  full  paid. 

.... 

Trust  Certificates,  void  (Edison  stock  aa  collateral)  
Prniuylrania  xtrrl  ro.—  Old  Penna.  Steel  1st  M.,  our....r 

1896 

1SS7 
1892 

Philadelphia. 
Philadelphia  Office, 
do              do 

STOCK.— In  February  1894.  increased  from  $2,535,000  to  S3.500.ooo 
and  la  March.  1896,  to  $3.OOO,OOO,  for  Improvements— see  V.  64,  p.  515 

BONDS  —  General  mortgage  of  1890  Is  now  &flrstllen.  Generals  for 
$150,000  and  $398,!>OO  of  stock  were  held  on  treasury  on  Dec.  31, 
1896.  for  Improvement*,  etc.  Trustee  gen.  mort.,  Atlantic  Trust  Co. 
Bills  payable  Deo.  31, 1896,  $50,OOO ;  real  estate  mortgages,  $121,500. 

DIVIDKNDS.-  )  1892.  1893.  1894.  1895.  1896. 

Per  Cent.  <  6  6  7  7 

In  1897,  January.  1  '-j  p.  c.  and  1  p.  o.  extra ;  In  April,  1%  p.  c. 

EARNISGS.— Report  for  year  ending  Deo.  31, 1896,  was  In  V.  64,  p. 
515,  showing  gross,  $1.551.585:  not,  $477,731;  interest,  taxes,  etc., 
$107,268  ;  dividends,  $253,365  :  balance,  surplus,  $117,098.  In  1895, 
gross,  $1,408,882;  net,  $550,607 :  interest,  taxes,  etc..  $106.504;  divi- 
dends. $:15, 125;  balance,  surplus,  $228,978.  (V.  64,  p.  515.) 

New  York  Sc.  Ontario  I. mid  Co.— Organized  in  1889  In  Interest 
of  New  York  Ontario  A  Western  RR.  Co.  to  acquire  anthracite  coal 
lands  In  the  Lackawanna  Valley,  "aifgregating  about  855  acres,"  and 
estimated  to  contain  at  least  7.000.000  tons  of  coal.  The  coal  i  •>  leased 
to  the.  New  York  A  Scrauton  Coal  Co.,  minimum  production  to  be 
3OO.OOO  tons  yearly,  and  Is  all  hauled  by  the  N.  Y.  Ont.  A  W.  Bonds 
redeemed,  $3o,OOO,  stnulng  fund  being  6  cents  per  ton  of  coal  mined; 
trustee,  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  See  V.  50,  p.  105. 

New  York  ic  Wllkcubarre  Coal.— See  page  154. 

New  York  Su*qiicliaiiiia  Sc  Western  Coal.— See  page  151. 

New  York  Telephone.— In  1898  this  company  took  over  the 
business  of  the  Metropolitan  T.  »  T.  Co,  with  exclusive  rights  under  a 
perpetual  license  from  the  American  Bell  Telephone  Co.  to  the  tele- 
phone business  within  the  city  of  New  York  and  Its  suburbs,  its  terri- 
tory having  a  radius  of  33  miles  from  the  New  York  City  Hall  in  all 
directions)  and  the  Westoheste,r  Telephone  Co.  (V.  63,  p.  3O.)  The 
Met.  T.  A  T.  bonds  were  assumed. 

OFFICERS.— President,  Charles  F.  Cutler;  Secretary,  John  H.  Cahill, 
Treasurer,  William  H.  Driver.  (V.  63,  p.  30,  229.) 

Niagara  Fall*  Power  Company.— Organized  in  1886  and  un- 
der special  acts  of  Now  York  State  has  authority  to  use  the  water  of 
Niagara  River  for  developing  power  at  Niagara  Falls,  and  also  to 
transmit  any  power,  heat  or  light  developed  from  such  water  to  prac- 
tically any  point  In  New  York  State.  Its  hydraulic  works,  with  a  cap- 
acity of  1OO.OOO  horse  power,  have  been  constructed  and  include  the 
building  of  7.OOO  feet  of  tunnel,  with  intake  canal,  wheel-pits,  etc.  The 
company  lias  1,071  acres  of  land.  The  tunnel  was  first  used  January, 
189*.  See  editorial  V.  61,  p.  46.  Buffalo  (Street)  Ry.  obtains  power 
from  this  company.  (V.  63,  p.  923. 1114.) 

STOCK.— Stock,  authorized  by  charter  $10,000,000;  by  stockholders 
$3,OOO,OOO.  Issued  to  March  1,  Is96,  $2,798,000. 

BONDS.— Mortgage  (trustee  Is  Central  Trust  Co.)  covers  1,071  acres  of 
city  property,  tunnels,  franchises,  righta-of-way,  etc.  In  March,  1896, 
$5,OOO,OOO  bonds  authorized  to  be  Issued.  Agent  is  Cataract  Construc- 
tion Co.  OFFICERS— President.  Edward  D.  Adams ;  1  st  Vice  President 
prancis  Lynde  Stetson  ;  2d  Vice-Pres.,  Edward  A.  Wiokes ;  Secy,  and 
Treas.,  W.  B.  Rankine,  15  Broad  Street,  N.Y.  City.— (V.  64,  p.  234.) 

North  A ni.ri.  ;< M  Company.— ORGANIZATION.— Organized  in  1890 
under  laws  of  New  Jersey,  as  successor  to  the  Oregon  A  Trans-Conti- 
nental Co.  Is  Interested  in  street  railway  and  electric  enterprises. 

MILWAUKEE  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY  &  LIGHT  Co.— This  company,  con- 
trolled by  the  N.  A.  Co.,  owns  the  entire  system  of  street  railways 
and  has  exclusive  franchise  for  distributing  electric  light  and  power 
In  Milwaukee  V.  62,  p.  1136.  See  STREET  RAILWAY  SUPPLEMENT. 

CINCINNATI  EDISON  ELECTRIC  COMPANY.— This  company  has  se- 
cured the  contract  for  the  public  lighting  of  the  entire  city  «f  Cin- 
olmnatl  for  eleven  years  and  with  it  a  valuable  franchise  for  commercial 
lighting  for  the  term  of  twentv  years.  Net  earnings  for  vear  endinc- 
April  30, 1896,  of  Cincinnati  Edison  Co.  were  $70,000. 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— The  North  American  authorized  capital  is  $50,000  - 
OOO,  of  which  only  $40,OOO,OOO  has  been  Issued,  this  having  been  ex 
changed,  share  for  share,  for  stock  of  the  Oregon  A  Trans-Continental! 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  May  31.  Annual  meeting  Is  held 
In  Jersey  City  on  third  Wednesday  in  June.  Report  for  1895-96  was 
In  V.  62,  p.  1136.  No  Income  account  is  given,  only  the  following 
statement  of  May  31, 1896  :  AssETS.-Milwaukee  Electric  Ry.  A  Light 
stock,  $5,468,800;  Cincinnati  Edison  Electric  stock,  $382,733-  other 
stocks,  etc.,  valued  at  $39,741;  accounts  receivable.  $253,130;  secured 
?a.S?/J®52'739:  caHn'  W34.565.  LIABILITIES.-"  The  company  ha,  ,10 
lilies,  except  current  expenses  and  an  open  account  of  $17,860." 

DIRECTORS.— Edward  p.  Keasbey,  John  I.  Beggs,  C.  W.  Wetmore  s  W 
Bun.  J  Hol.art  Ilcrrick,  Nelson  Robinson, G.  R.  Sheldon, EdwardEdes' 
S?nr:LF-=5aTnS;  Pr?*ldcnt-  C-  W.  Wetmore ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer 
Edward  Edes;  New  York  Office,  32  Broad  St.  (V.  62,  p.  1088, 1136.) 

Northwestern  Telegraph — Owns  8.000  miles  of  wire  and  Is 
leased  to  Western  Union  for  99  ysarn,  with  guaranteed  dividends 
rising  »«  per  cent  a  year  to  6  In  1897  and  afterward.  ' 

Ohio  Fall*  Car  Manufacturing — See  this  SUPPLEMENT,  p.  154. 

T.°r^K?"  l,mJ,>rov^meIA*  ComP»ny.— This  company  controls  the 
Pacific  Coast  Steamship  Company  (owning  its  entire  capital  stock) 
and  operates  flye  steamship  lines  running  between  San  Francisco 
Portland^  Victoria,  Sltka,  Fort  Bragg,  San  Diego,  Ac.  Also  owns  aU 
tteseourhlesof  the  Columbia  A  Puget  Sound  Raflrbad  (narrow  Jauge) 
SS^f'thf  i£?iSn","'  6Ic-4Tilth  """OK"-57  miles,  and  its  New  Caltie 
SfL£*i\!l!£?  t«,?8t  na"waJ  <naJTOW  gauge).  Port  Harford.  Cat, 
to  Los  Ollvos.  80  miles;  the  Seattle  A  Northern  Railway 
Anaoprtes  to  Hamilton,  Wash.,  36  miles;  the  Port  Townle^ 
Southern  RR.;  Port  Townsend  to  Quilcene.  Wash.  28  mSe7  I 
Olympla  to  Tenlno,  Wash.,  15  miles ;  operates  the  Franklin  Coal  Co 


owning  the  Franklin  mine,  with  3,050  acres  coal  lands  at   Franklin 
and  2,083  acres  at  New  Castle.    See  editorial  V.  60.  p.  954. 

DEFAULT. — Consol.  coupons  due  Oct.  1,  1895,  were  not  paid  ami  C.  J, 
Smith  of  Seattle  was  appointed  receiver  Oct.  4.    Fon  closure  proceed - 


REORGANIZATION  COMMITTEES.  —John  I.  Waterbury,  Chairman;  T. 
Jefterson  Coolidge,  Jr.,  Edwin  8.  Hooley.J.  8.  Baohe.  E.  Rollins  Mmse; 
depositary,  Manhattan  Trust  Co.,  N.Y.,orOld  Colony  Trust  Co.,  Boston. 

Consol.  Committee. — Chairman,  R.  G.  Colston;  H.  Amy  and  Henry  K 
MoHarg.  The  plan  of  this  committee  was  in  V.  63,  p.  923. 

PLAN. — The  Waterbury  Committee  presented  the  following  plan  in 
May,  1896;  see  details  in  V.  62,  p.  990.  See  also  V.  63,  p.  269. 

Jvew  Securities.— FIr»t  mortgage  5  per  cent  gold  bonds,  $5.000,000; 
non-cunmlative  4  per  cent  preferred  "took,  $5,000,000;  common  stock 
$9,000,000.  New  firsts  for  $521,900  are  reserved  for  new  steamships! 
etc.,  at  not  over  $100,000  per  annum.  [IT  Coupon  June  1, 1896.] 


Old  securities— 
1st  M.  $1,000  bonds 
Consol.  M.  bonds . . . 

Pref .  stock 

Common  stock 


Pay  A.s»tss. 
None 


Cash 
H*30 


1st  U  5s 
110% 


,  , 

ff.stock.  Com.sfck 


75% 


12»2%         62l«% 

10%         10% 

The  plan  has  been  accepted  by  the  holders  of  a  large  amount  of  the 
firsts  and  has  been  underwritten,  but  in  April.  1897,  was  in  abeyance 

BONDS.— Under  consol.  mortgage  for  $15,000,000  trustee  is  Farmers' 
Loan  A  Trust  Co.  The  first  mortgage  bonds  are  subject  to  call  for  the 
sinking  fund  at  par  if  not  purchasable  at  106.  See  V.  56,  p.  142. 

EARNINGS.— 3  months,  »  1896-97 Gross,  $714,416;  net,  $77,341 

Dec.  1  to  Feb.  28.      5 1895-96 Gross,    711,493;  net,    11,261 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  November  30.  The  report  of 
Thomas  L.  Greene  on  the  financial  and  business  affairs  of  the  com- 
pany, presented  in  March,  1896,  was  given  In  V.  62,  p.  1084  and  should 
be  consulted.  It  states:  "  The  net  earnings  for  1895,  after  deducting 
operating  expenses  and  taxes,  were  $390,000,  to  which  should  be 
added  for  proportion  of  cost  of  opening  new  shafts  at  mines  that 
should  be  distributed  over  five  years,  $50,000,  making  the  total  in- 
come from  operation  $140,000.  From  these  earnings  there  should  be 
deducted  the  sum  of  $150,000  for  depreciation  and  improvement  of 
steamships.  The  total  fixed  charges  on  bonds  issued  is  $685,870 

Company's  report  for  year  ending  Nov.  30,  1896,  was  given  in  V.  64 
p.  284,  605.  Improvement  requirements  for  1897  areesiirnated  by  the 
receiver  at  $2,170,000  (Mr.  Greene  in  189;>  estimated  the  Immediate 


•1-8 

year  ending  Nov.  30..  1896  , 

.  1895  . 

Earnings— 

Gross. 

Net. 

Gross. 

Net 

Pacific  Coast  83.  Co...  $2 

275,234 

$108,526 

$2,237,579 

$167.122 

Pacific  Coast  Ry.  Co... 

117,259 

13,037 

127,266 

24,79« 

nt. 

Col.  A  Puget  8.  RR.  Co. 
Seattle  A  Nor.  Ry.  Co. 

260,154 
39,792 

123,738 
13,298 

203,054 
39,137 

132,277 
11,577 

Port  Town.  S.  RR.  Co.. 
Coal  Department  

10,431  loss  13,769 
439,616       123,837 

15,026 
507,ti4ti 

loss  9,317 
109,911 

'Ml 

Steamers 

79  135 

7  717 

iti- 

Total  $3, 

221,621 

$376  384 

$3  258  503 

Gen.  exp.  and  taxes..  . 

22,143 

50  113 

ys 

-<>r 

Balance  for  charges..  . 

$354,240 

$389.917 

to 


Pacific  mall  steamship.— The  trans-Continental  railroads  gave 
this    steamship   Co.  a   subsidy  of    $75,OOO  minimum  per  month 


but,this  was  discontinued  in  1892,  necessitating  a  termination  ef  the 
arrangement  with  the  Panama  RR.  Co.  An  agreement  made  with  the 
Panama  RR.  in  December,  1895,  for  3  years  covers  Joint  traffic  between 
New  York  and  Central  America  and  Mexico  and  the  U.  8.  Pa  -iflc  coast. 
V.  63,  p.  78.  No  dividends  from  1887  until  Dec.,  1896,  when  1  p.  c. 
was  paid.  V.  63,  p.  923.  On  April  30,  1896,  current  liabilities  were 
$173,381;  current  assets,  $1,237,706. 

LATEST  EARN'GS.— 10ms.,  ?  1896-7. Gross,  $3,350,712;  net,  $637.092 
May  1  to  Feb.  28.          $1895-6. Gross,    3,540,500;  net,    716,754 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  April  30;  report  for  1895-96  wag 
given  at  length  In  V.  63,  p.  74,  77,  showing: 

Ttear  ending  Apr.  30.  189K.  1895.  1894.  1893. 

Atlantic  lines $230,119     $223,829     $170,839     $688.389 

Panamallnes 2,162,801    2,105,435    1,730,845    2  (B2.152 

Trans-Pacific  line 1,463,958    1,362,437    1,498,410    l,is.i,224 

Subsidies 74,060          80,000          69,487          27.733 

Miscellaneous 292,000       316,171       364,512       134,975 

Total  earnings $4.222,938  $4,087,872  $3,834,093  $4,118,473 

Netearnings $708,382  $712.632  $475,461  def.56,742 

DIRECTORS  AND  OFFICERS— Henry  Hart,  Isaac  E.  Gates,  Calvin  8. 
Brlce,  Samuel  Thomas,  Joseph  Richardson,  Geo.  J.  Gould,  Russell 
Sage ;  Collis  P.  Huntiugton,  President ;  R.  P.  Schwerin,  Vice- President ; 
William  H.  Lane,  Secretary;  Jos.  Hellen,  Treas.,  Mills  Building,  N.  Y. 
-  (V.  62,  p.  82,  591.  742,  986, 1140;  V.  63,  p.  74,  77.  881,  923.) 

Peorla  Water.— See  this  SUPPLEMENT,  page  154. 

Pennsylvania  Canal.— Worked  In  Interest  of  Pennsylvania  RR., 
which  guarantees  interest  on  bonds  and  owns  $3,517,150  of  the  $4,- 
^01,200  stock.  Matured  gen.  mort.  coupons  unpaid  by  this  company 
Dec.  31,1896,were$l,406,370.  Earnings  for  year  ending  Deo.  31.  l^Jii, 
gross,  $66,863 ;  net,  $1,928;  Interest  on  bonds  (not  paid  by  company) 
(151,290;  balance,  deficit  for  year,  $149,362.  In  1895,  gro*s,$6ti,693; 
deficit  unler  onerat  ng  expenses,  $3,544;  other  Income,  $7,519;  in- 
terest charges,  $151.410;  bal.,  deficit  for  year,  $147,465. 


ABRIL.  1-W7.] 


MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS  AND  BONDS, 


a.  w 


•ubecrlbrr*  will  confer  a  great  favor  by  sflvln;  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  I  lie  no  Tables: 


MBCELLANEOUS. 


t  exnlanatioB  of  column  heading*.  Ac..  •**  Botaa  OB 
nr*t  pace  of  table*. 


jUiiiiirf— -  •'-  »•**— (CenoU-rnaaoLM.,  97,000.000.  g.c- 
?KglTafr-    "-—    «..  re.1.  aft.  Nor.  1.  issw.  at  105.. V 


Pure  ha*e  money  mortgage 
f.  l*rM*r*  Oo.-Common  stock 

Prof.  *teek.  8  p.  e«  earn.,  prat  a*  to  auet*  and  earn'gs. 
n  i  in   i  Ommhft     rmn~"~  stock 

prel  *toek  (8  KB.,  earn.).  8eeMrauined.Uay.-U3.acp. 
.TTaBbpct  to  call  at  110  after  July  1,1900.. .. c- 

-  <*  (Mr— BtOCk 

*f   CoBuaoaatock.... 

Preferred  rtoek,7  per  eeat,  not  cumulative. 


J 


Cat 


immfml  Vtmamng  •/  Jfi»MMrfa.-8toek. . . . 
getd.  $30,000  red.  ye'rly  In  NOT.  at  1OO.... 


*/• 


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(part  red. /early) 

Ut  M.,  cold.  red.  after  19O4. 
Horw  Stktt    General  loom.)  a 


.s.f.0' 

,..,„.    -i..,  „ 


eeat  cumulative 

OifcKK.-Landrtoek.  $2,400.000. 

k<  t  81.  Pmul.—L*mA  grant  mort..  gold,  ineom*.. 
—    -  Ttrminml.—Pnt.  mortgage  aote*. 


Cotton  OW  -Stock  (aee  text). 


(guar.  &  par  cent)  . 


I'l-.- 
Of 

Baa  •- 


1MB 

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--   10  i 
l.OOO 

50 

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1890 


I-:'! 
•.-••• 

1991 


1H72 
1871 

l--- 


1890 
MM 


Size,  or 
Par 


Amount 
•  •  -•  lading 


100 

100 
100 
100 

l.OOO 

100 

100 

100 

100 


1.000 

100 

100 

"506 


25 
50 
50 

i.ooo 


$3,283.000 

1  4-Jti.OOO 

7.5OO.SOO 

51,000 

45.OOO 

3,000.000 

2.000.OOO 

2.25O.OOO 

2.25O.OOO 

2.OOO.OOO 

86XWO.OOO 
1,706,700 
4.291.3OO 

MOXWO 

100.000 
850,000 

l.Oi" 

1.790.000 

576.5OO 
100.000 

1. 2OO.OOO 
559.525 

3.0OO.OOO 
522.OOO 
478.OOO 


INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 


Rate  per    When 
Cent.      Payable 


6  g.    M.  A    8. 

e  K.  M.  A  N. 

See  text.     Q.-J. 
6       ,J?A  D. 


GirardL.I.,A.iTr.,PhlL 

In  default. 

Plttnburg.820  Penn  Av. 
S.  Y.  City,  Merc.  Tr.  Co. 


See  text.  F.  A  A. 


8  p.  ann.  Q.— J. 
See  text.  F.*  A.  / 
8  p.  ann.  O.—  J. 
6  g.  J.  4  J 
8  p.  ann.  Q.—  F. 


N.  Y..  Baring,   Macnun. 
'j  Cincinuati,9..C<>.  Office. 

do  do 

X.Y.,Merc»ntll6Nat.Bk 
N.  Y.,  Farm.  L.  4  Tr.  Co. 


6  per  an.  M."AN. 
6  g.    J.   A  D. 

"5"g.    M!  A"N. 
See  text.  Q-—  J.  /> 


Bee  text  1.  A  J. 

5  M.  AN. 
5  per  an.  A.  A  O. 
Bee  no 

6  A.  A  O. 
6  g.   J.  A  J. 


\VUere  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 


Botidi — Princi- 
pal,When  Due. 
Sloeks— Last 
Dividend. 


X.  Y..  Of.,  20  Nassau  8t 

New  York  A  London. 
X.  Y..XIalt.,CoppeUj£Co. 


New  York. 
Co.'*  Office,  Providence 

do  do 

St.Paul,E.M.  Van  Duxee 

at.  Paul.  Minn. 


N.  Y.,  We«t.  Union  Tel. 
From  Camden-by  ch'ck 


N.  Y.  Farm.  L.  *  Tr.  Co. 


Sept.  1,  1925 

Nov.  1,  1919 

July  1,  1895 

Deo.   1,  1898 


Feb.  15.  1896 

Apr.  1,!I7.  2% 

Feb.  15.  'SIT.  11 

Apr.15,'97,2?. 

July    1,   1940 

Mayl5,'97.2»0 

1882,  »5  % 

1S91,  i\% 

May  1'97.  3% 

June  1.  190i 

June  1, 19OC 

Nov.  1,  1944 

July.  ''.IB,  1  "V, 

Apr.  l.V'.'T  r\ 

Not  Hxed. 


May  1.  1928 
pril.'S?.  •_>  Vo 
June  15, 1895 
Apr.  1,  1910 
July  1.  1923 


prBn«*l<  mula  <'«>al.—  <iwn»  coal  land*  In  Wyoming  Valley,  Pa 
«  1881-rraa  1883  to  May.  1497.  Inctiuire.  16  per  cent 
•  4.  paid  4  p.  c.  extra  and  In  Deo  ,  1896,  5  p.  c.  extra. 

ranla  Heal,  t.lcht  A  Powrr  <'o.—  Orf»nl«sl  In  1895. 
»«,  le^ed  tne  EdUon  Eleetrle  Ucht  Co.  of  Pnlladelpola  for 
goaraateed  dlrldeod  of  8  p.  e.  for  the  flnt  two  year*  an  d 
•reafter.  bat  holder*  of  nearly  all  the  Edlnon  Company  '» 
took  aowpMd  for  their  Mock  $flO  la  ea*h  aad  $1OO  tnwt 
IT  atara.  V.  as.  p.  310.  la  Mar.  18M.  the  *toek  of  the 
at  wa*  imrehaled.  8e*  V.  62.  p.  tf»O  and  989.  In  July. 
apaar  wa*  *atd  to  hare  a  praetloal  monopoly  of  th*  aleo- 
aSaaaate  Philadelphia,  except  in  a  few  outlying  dU- 
aa  f  ianaal»a;  >ri  •HHir  ITi  if  tinrt  maaa  fir  heai  aarrte* 
L-Tha  ptefanaa  rtock  wa*  $86  paid  per  *hare  in  March. 
rut  eenlfleatea  (tax  exeapti  are*aeared  by  depo.li  with 
*t  Safe  Depoctt  A  Boraty  Co.  of  ah  enual  amoant  of  EdUon 
ire  aabJMf  M  aall  after  April  1.  194*. 
k.  -  OB  r*mmnn  ffr  rmltu  ant  dividend  April.  1897.  1  p.  e. 
I,  ,..:ai~,,.:.,,.i.  ./i...,..i.!  i..  r  .1-...;...  [,  .  ,M>.  .  :-.'. 
r,CrrrW  p«>-  Si-,  paid  Marrh:  1^97.  li>.c.  V.  63,  p.  515. 

ir  rear  aaxtlaj  Bepc  90.  1$96.  in  CH»OXICUI  of  Oet.  31. 
at  f»  ig«aa7<»mi»4lliilaraal  ••»  Idlaa*  tnwt  eartt«- 
«;'dlTl4*wioBpref..$7».000;  balaaea.  *ar..  $14o.6»a. 


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Irr.  W.  W.  uibh*.  Oea.  8.  i  iraham. 
ohn  Lowbar  Waiah  aad  Taoma* 


tered  In  Penn.  th  18»5;  own  eight 
oltr  of  558,000  ton*  p«c  Iron  :  a 
ad  lor  165.OOO  IM*  bofler  alael. 
hJp-balUUa«  and  a  bnin-h«ndlhg 


ga*  tefilluij  and  orer  1 .' 
MM.  397  gB*  wall*  aad  : 
MtVinrtnlajta*  told*  wr 

3llS  •'•'»  k  '<•  S  - i.' 

,   .,«   t,.r  ,„>,    ,..,;•!  t..    til. 


at  far  year 

1-    ••:    '•    •    - 


•alont 
•aad 


•rat- 

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of  New  J«r- 
eeo  Co.  wa> 


a,  far  annum.    Oa  eommon  la  1893.  1O 

,  I.I  p  .   .  m  IT,,.-,.  IB.«LJ     -,    I-  "..J 

I   pn.flu  appUeahto   to  dividend,  wen 

•  160.000.  on  eommon.  $15O.OOO:  bal- 
i  eatoe,  Jeney  nty.  K.  J.     Baring  Ma- 
-<T.$l.p.67:v-.o».p.t7.l 

*v— O»a*oUaated  with  the  Commercial 

Baa  that  aompany  and  V.  •••>.  if.  : 
—Formed  ta  1999  aadar  law*  of  New 
oaadto.  oil*  aad  glycerine  btuines*  of 
(aga  coven  about  87  acre,  of  land  ad- 
to.-t'i.-r  with  th-  _••.  f.."..r-,  MUt  •  • 
•  $t  XHMXXtOOt.Bottone.lv>  dividend* 

]-•..•  t,.  MM    B9l  1-  '" 

I-l-r    -i-  Feb.  6  p.  c. 

laaa  30, 1894.  net  profit*  wen  $r>- 
I):  deduct  hitaraat  on  bond*.  9I2O.OOO: 
,  9180XMO;   dividend   (12   per  cent)  on 
oftae,  $1I8,OM;  total  .urplu.  fund  July 
akaatL    (V.  57.  p.  376  ;  T.  50.  p.  301.1 

•  ..-The  (took ha*  been  Increased fi  >m 
pttal.  a*  wanted.  (V.  56.  p.  6"0>.    Income 
.4B4.98M48.    It  ha*  baaa  propeaed  to 


capitalize  aome  part  of  thl*  *urplui>.    V.  61,  p.  612.    An  to  Central 
Transportation  Co.  null  to  reoover  rental*,  nee  V.  62,  p.  139,  234. 

DiriDmoa  *laee  1876—  From  1877  to  1380  Inclutlve.  8  per  cent:  from 
1881  to  1883  incliulre.  9V.    from  1884  to  May.  1897.  §  p.  at.  yearly. 

RKFOBT.-Report  for  1895-96  wa*  in  V.  63,  p.  7OO.  754. 

rVaneiMttMir.ru/y31.  !-•>•  1895.  :  — ; 

Earning*  from  can $8.162.460    $7,453,853    $8,761,935 

Patent  roy*tt»e*jn*nuf.pn>nu.Ac.   1,081.923      1 ,094.773         833,132 


Total  revenue..  ..99.244.383    «8.547.625    $9,595,Oti7 

Operating expeaw-  ....$3.73O,O79    $3,511.030    $3.497.298 

Paid  other  ileeplng-oaraMociation*      847.897         746,204         897,352 

Other  axaaaa«V"  - 138.998 

PIviileaBi  aa  eapttal  rtock. 3.88O.OOO 


Wet  *nrpla*  for  year 

N.  T.  offloe.  IS  Broad  St. 


3.880.OOO   2.880.000 

$1.647,409  $1.410^91  $2,320,417 

(T.  62,  p.  1S9,  234 ;  V.  63,  p.  TOO,  754.) 


Quicksilver  Tllnlnx.— Own*  aoiekaUrer  mine*  at  New  Almaden, 
CaT    The  preferred  Hock  U  eatlUBd  to  7  per  oent 


eaaiBlaUTa,  aad  any  »«fpla»  goe*  to  the « 


per  annum,  nou- 
and  preferred  equally. 


EiK*txo*.-In  year  ending  April  30. 1899,  produced  7.OOO  flaaka  of 
qnlck^ll ver,  average  value.  $32;  total  earn'g..  $235,887:  net,  $37.088. 
prodneed3O,000 flack*  having  an  average  value  of  $38  72. 
No  dividend*  ilare  1891     See  table  aad  ScrrLBMBrr,  April,  1896. 

mtfmnr  of  Mlaaeaota.— Own*  equip 
hieh  I*  leawd   to   the  Chicago  St.  P.  A 

a*a«aa  City  Railway  faampaBT  at  a  natal  which  U  to  be  uiore  than 

anflelaat  to  pay  the  laterast  aa  the  bund*,  to  retire  $5O.ooo  bond* 

yearly  at  par  aad  to  redeem  the  halaBaa  of  the 

1001.    Le**ee  1*  to  keep  the  prupt 

Dt  vtdaad*  U  N.  Y.  paid  at  Mai 


.    . 
189*:  la  1893,3  p.  a.; 


la  repair. 


. 

at  maturity  la 
Btock  paid  In  $996.500. 


1894)8  p  r  .  in  1495.6  P.O.; 
•wlraUUBMBt  wr-  -    - 
., 
retired  by'the  .Inking  fund- 


la  1997.  Mar.  S  p.  e.    Yearly  ot< 
1896.  wa*  given  In  T.  63.  p.  227 


. 

Ooppell  *  Co.:  Sp.  c.  paid  NOT., 
In  1896,  6  p.  e.; 


-iT.  03.  p.  t«t.) 


ill  Ferrr.-Operate*  ferry  from  Whitehall  surct.  N. 
atalaa  lalaad,  aoqalred  In  1894  from  statcn  Inlaud 


ith  balance  aheet  of  May  1. 
'eo.,  1896.  $30.000  of  bond*  were 
President,  Heorfe  Coppell,  New  York. 


91.OOO.OOO.:  par.  $10O. 


I'lii-  llr-I 

Y.    sink 


.  tnutae.  Mercantile  Tru-t  Co..  s 

tag  foaa.  $50.000  per  year.  All  bond*  ar*  redeemable  on  any  Intoraat 
period  OB  aad  after  June  1. 1004.  For  rear  ending  June  3O,  1996. 
groa*.  $437.000:  net.  $1 13.8OO.  For  rear  ending  Oct.  31,  1805.  groaa. 
i41*,867:  net.  $134.054;  Interaet,  $30.000 :  natal..  $11 1.186:  taxe*. 
$7,405;  balance  deBclt.  $24^37.  Bee  -Btaten  Iiland  Ferry"  Item*. 
v  ...  p  -,;...  .1.7-j 

Islaad-Perklas  llsrs*  Bh)o«  Company.— <l«otmii 

aad  toe  calk*  at  Valley  Fall*.  K.  I..  6 


ri..«.-Maaufaetan*  hone 

mile*  fraai  Provtdeoe*.  Cna 

a*  aletat  «taam  oompaay  July,  1891. 

1895  waa  laaorpwated  under  law*  of 

BTOCK.—  After  7  per  aaat  par  ananm  OB  eamulativa  preferred,  oom 
mun  receive*  np  to  10  p.  e..  then  both  *han  pro  rata. 


.      .    .. 

In  1H74  and  incorporated 
law.  of  New  Jrney.    In 
V.  61,  p.  1.O14. 


Rhode  Iiland 


Apri 


vtuKKii*.—  On  nrafarred  7  par  eeat  per  an.  On  eommon.  In  1 
D.  «,:  1893  to  Jaa_  1896.  Itfp.  e.  yearly  (2>a  P.O.  quarterly) 
l  aad  July.  1896.  dividend*  OB  com  aon  wen  1  p.  c.;  none  ilno 


(V.  61.  p.  1014.) 

eeat  per  an.  On  eommon.  In  1  892. 
uarterly);  the 
none  ilnoe.) 

.—  IB  year  endlnc  Juae  30.  1896.  net  over  all  expenae*.  $148,- 
i  1894'»o,  B*t  $190.137.     la  1893-94,  DM  9335,816.     In  1893- 
'.•3.  net  $311.418;  la  '91  93,  $316^02.    For  yean  1887  to  1891.  Inclun- 
I  ve.net  earn*.  averaged  9M3.654  73.    Acenmulated  »urplu«  June  90, 
1895.  $100.376.    Stock  Uatad  on  K.  T.  Exchange  In  December,  1993. 

si.  i>«ul  A  H|OUX<  liy  II  H.  l.aad  Oranl.—  Tnl*  oompany(whOM 
railroad  I*  aoir  owne-l  ny  ilie  Ctilcaico  St.  Paul  Hinu.  A  Om:iba)  laraed, 
under  agreataent  of  J  *n    1.  1S7-J.  »-!.4'X).o<M)  land  grant  (tuck  to  npre 
•eat  4OOVOOO  aere*  of  land.    About  $37O.OOO  of  thl»  (took  remain*  out- 


•tainllaa  aad  7OO 
State  oTMlaneaoi 


remain  unsold,  but  ha*  been  Involved  In  milt  of 

•sola  to  recover  pnuenlon.  The  «ult  ha*  been  carried 

by  the  State  to  U.  8.  Supreme  Court.  E.  M.  Van  Duzee  of  St.  Paul 
manage*  the  tnut  for  the  (toogholden. 

nloaxfllr  A  «t.  Paal  Hit.  Land  C;r.al.—  The  bond*  above 
wen  all  that  remained  on  Mar.  1,'94.  of  an  l**ue  originally  $2.WMi.OOO. 
On  Dae.  16,  '01.  enupon  nnmber  30  wa*  paid.  The  bondu  are  secured  on 
aapaaUUbodjrof  laad*.  and  principal  and  Interact  an  payable  only 
from  laad  sale..  Oa  Jan.  1, 1806.  a  modification  of  the  trint  deed  wa* 
made  aad  3O  aaw  6  per  eeat  coupon*  wen  laraed,  payable  a*  before, 
from  land  sale*  only.  A.  M.  Drake  and  W.  P.  Jewett.  trtwtee*.  St.  Paul. 

•oathern  (  oiion  oil.— 8e*  page  154  thl*  SorpLBMBin. 

ftouthern    A    Allanllc  Telegraph.— Mna*    leaned  to  Weatera 


Union  (which  own*  $390.475  of 
•t<>rk  gnar.  by  natal  5  p.  o. 


additional  to  that  in  table)  and 


•oath  Yuba  Water  Co.— 8ee  till*  SDrpLKMBXT,  page  154. 

•  plrll*  Distributing  To. — Organized  In  1 89B  under  the  law*  of 
Nrw  Jerwiy  by  th^  American  Hplrlt*  * anufarturtnK  Co.  for  the  pnrnnae 
nf  handling  lt«  pmdni't.  the  M:unif:ict urlng  Co.  contracting  to  make  a 
flxed  annnal  payment  to  the  Dlntrlimtlnc  «'•'..  payable  quarterly,  be- 
ginning May.  IwMI,  miiTli'ii'iit  for  tin-  dividend  nf  7  per  oent  upon  the 
fn*talment*  paid  in  on  It*  nr«t  preferred  «to*k.  8ub*orlben  to  l*t 
preferred  In  April.  18Un,  had  bean  called  upon  for  60  perceut.  amount- 
ln«  to  $1,360,000.  SeeV.  62.  p  818. 


190 


INVESTORS'  SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS. 

pal,  When  Due. 
Stoeks—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  column  headings,  Ac.,  «e«  notes  on 
first  page  of  tables. 

Rate  per 
Cent 

When 
Payable 

Where  Payable,  and  by 
Whom. 

JMrite  Ditlribuling  Co  -Stock  (See  text)  l»t  nref.cum.. 
danHlat  Liakl-Com.  stock  authorized.  $5,OOO,OOO. 

r   nllthnrlrAfl     *"S  OOO  OOO                                   

1896 

$100 
100 
l.OOO 
100 
1,000 
1,000 

$2,100,000 
4,400,000 
3,721,100 
1.362.0OO 
See  text. 
3.0OO.OOO 
7.5OO.OOO 
45.OOO  sh«. 
5S2.300 
1,075,OOO 
1,500,000 
4OO.OOO 
1,563,000 
2O,000,OOO 
l.OOO.OOO 
23.000 
120,000 
300.000 
675.00O 
3,399.000 
1,271,000 
2,428,OOO 
400,000 
1,000,000 
9,264,696 
350,000 

7 
4 
See  text. 
5  g. 
See  text. 

6  per  an. 

7 
See  text. 

8  per  an. 
6 
6 
7 
7 
6g. 

6  g' 
7  g' 
6g. 

Q.-J- 
J.-J. 

M.  A  N. 
Q.-M. 
F.  A  A. 

F.'  'A  A. 
J.  A   J. 
Feb. 
J.   A  D. 
J.   A  J. 

J.   A"J. 
M.  A  N. 
F.  A  A. 
A.  A  O. 
M.  A  N. 
J.    A   J. 
A.  A  O. 
F.  A  A. 
A.  A  O. 
J.   A  D. 

J."A"J. 

N.  Y..  71  Broadway, 
do              do 
N.  Y..  Merc.  Trust  Co. 
N.  Y.,  26  Broadway. 
N.Y.,  Manhattan  Trust. 

Dec.  15,  1896 
Apr.10,'97,1% 
Jan.  1  1/07.  Sfii 
May,  1930 
Mar.  15,'97,  10 
Aug.  1,   1946 
Aug.  1.  1946 

referred  stock  authoruea^p.uw.uw  

1890 

*Snsot^T..1iM-'"i<m".,  "nco'meH.^.i'subJ.  'to  cull  Jit  par  c' 

1896 

Fret  itook  $4,500.000  6  p.  o.  cum.  (subj.  to  cnll  at  110) 
Summit  Braneh  (I'a.i—l*t  M.,  sinking  fund,  not  drawn.. 

1874 

100 
l.OOO 
100 
1,000 

1,000 

100 
100 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 

1,000 
1,000 

1,000 
500  Ac. 

N.  Y.  City  and  Boston. 
July  ,'95  coup,  last  paid. 
N.Y.,DavlsACo.36Wall 
do              do 
Phlla.  Co.'s  Office. 

Feb.  1,  '97,  3% 
Jan.   1,  1904 
Feb.15,'97,2%. 
Dec.   1,  19154 
Jan.,  1911 

IstMort..  gold.,  sinking  fund.,  subject  to  call  at  1O5.0' 

rt.rh'ittt  C*nnl  1  nt  M     ITll    H   A  i..  B,  f.  Dot   f*UI>.  t-OCRll.C 
JrUmTUcn  no   1.-WW*.        *nii  *«*.,  P^««-  j                               »,-»/\  /w^j^  /  u  11  i 

1892 

JVn».  t'oa/  /.  rf  KK.  f;o.—  Common  Htock  $20,(H)O,VUU  

N.  Y.,  4th  Nat.  Bank. 
N.  Y.,  Mechanics'  Bank. 
N.  Y.,  Fourth  Sat.  Bk. 
N.  Y.,  Mechanics'  Bank, 
do              do 
N.  Y.  Hanover  Nat.  B'k 
N.Y.,4th  National  Bank 
N.Y..  Hanover  Nat.  B'k. 
Cincinnati.Merch.N.Bk. 
N.Y.,4thNationalBank. 

July  15,  1893 
Nov.  1,  1901 
Feb.   1,  1902 
1902 
Nov.  1,  1903 
Jan.   1,  1917 
Jan.   1,  1917 
Feb.   1,  1910 
1904     . 
Dec.   1,  1922 

1881 
1882 
1882 
1883 

1887 
1890 

Pratt  Coal  A  Iron  Co.,  Ala.,  lBtM.,s.f.,  notdrawn....c" 
Srmlnghun.  Ala..  Dlv.,  con.  M..  g.,  s.  f.  1%,  not  d'rn..o* 
Tenneuee  Div.  lids,  gold,  s.f.  m  %  yearly,  not  dr'n  .  .  .e" 
J  DeBini  oon.  M..gd..guar.,s.f.$30,OOOy'ly,not  dr-n-o- 

dahiba'lsf  M.,  $l,l66,6bOgoid,  gu.,  s.  f.,  red.  at  i'lO    c* 
ttxta  Pat  Land  Tnul—  "Certificates  of  propriety  intst  . 

rL.I«.««^«  HrJHnr       1  nt  M      ml    n    &  1      Pa    RR 

1892 

1,000 
100 
1,000 

Phila.,  Penn.,  RR.  Co. 

July,  1917 

— Firit  preferred  7  p.  o.  cumulative  authorized  $2,100,000,  on 
wh™oY>  p  c  wfU  be  called  at  first,  being  $1.260,000    Seeond  preferred 
Ti  575  000     Common  (all  owned  by  American  Spirits  Manufacturing 
•o.).  $3,675,000.    (V.  62,  p.  318.) 

Hiv[DKNi>s.-On  1st  preferred:  In  1896,  June,  $1-12  per  share;  Sept., 
$1-75  per  share;  Dec.,  $1-75  per  share. 
Standard 


wn 

f!; 


..tag5.ooo.ooo.    in  NOV..  iMib,  $650,000  of  common  VM 

"making  total. common  outstanding  $4,400.000.  V.  63,  p.  839. 
Preferml  stock  authorized,  $5,000,000;  issued.  $3,721,100  DIVIDENDS 
-On  common  In  1895,  Oct..  1  p.  0.1  In  1896,  4  P.O.;  In  1897  Jan  1 


60,  p.  1148;  V.  63,  p.  S39.) 

Standard  OH.— This  company  controls  petroleum  oil  refineries  in 
all  the  principal  Northern  cities  of  the  United  States,  and  produces 
about  65  per  cent  of  the  country's  total  output  of  refined  OIL  Also 
controls  oil  wells  In  Pennsylvania,  Ohio  and  West  Virginia,  and  has 
nine  lines  for  transmitting  its  oil  to  tidewater.  The  trust  certificates 
are  Issued  against  a  deposit  In  trust  of  the  stocks  in  the  various  refln- 
r  producing  and  transportation  companies  controlled  by  the  Trust. 
Trust  certltlcates  (originally  $97,250,000)  are  being  canceled  and  the 
Trustees  Bre  assigning  to  the  beneficial  owners  the  legal  title  to  the 
stocks  which  were  formerly  held  In  trust.  An  "assignment"  therefore 
represents  a  share  In  the  legal  ownership  of  the  combined  properties, 
whereas  the  old  trust  certificates  represent  a  beneficial  interest  in  the 
same.  Both  receive  the  same  dividends  and  are  quoted  alike.  Divi- 
dends are  paid  with  profits  from  stocks  of  corporations  held  by  the 
llauldatlng  trustees.  Dividends  in  1896,  March,  13  p.  c.;  June,  10  p.  o.; 
Sept  ,3  p.  c.:  Dec.,  5  p.  c.;  in  1897,  March,  10  p.  c.  (V.  62,  p.  321, 871.) 

Standard  Rope  &.  Twine  Co.— Incorporated  Nov.  8, 1895,  under 
laws  of  New  Jersey,  to  take  over  the  property  of  the  United  States, 
Cordage  Company,  reorganized  per  plan  in  V.  60,  p.  1012.  For  state- 
ment of  property  covered  by  the  mortgages  see  V.  63,  p.  1064. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS.— Capital  stock  is  $12,000,000  (par  $100).  The 
first  mortgage  Is  for  $3,00v,000  and  the  yearly  sinking  fund  equals  1 
per  cent  of  the  bonds  outstanding ;  bonds  can  be  drawn  by  lot  at  105 
p  e  •  trustee  is  Manhattan  Trust  Co.,  New  York.  The  consolidated 
(or  second)  mortgage  bonds  ($7,500,000)  are  non-cumulative  incomes 
entitled  to  interest  before  any  dividend  is  paid ;  consols  are  entitled 
to  nne  vote  for  each  $100  of  bonds ;  trustee  is  Central  Trust  Co.,  New 
York.  President,  Vincent  P.  Travers;  Vice  Prest.,  Alfred  R.  Turner, 
Jr.;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  John  M.Forbes.  Directors:  Vincent  P. 
Travers,  William  Barbour,  W.  R.  Potts,  Sumner  R.  Stone,  John  Keau, 
A.  R.  Turner,  Jr.;  John  N.  Forbes,  John  N.  Kenney,  Augustus  Havl- 
land.  Said  board  of  directors  is  divided  into  three  classes,  each  class 
holding  office  for  three  years.  (V.  63,  p.  756,  924,  970, 1064.) 

Standard  Telephone  To.— V.  60,  p.  607,  1060;  V.  61,  p.  472.) 

Street  Hull"  ay  and  Illu  iniiiniiim  Properties.— ORGANIZA- 
TION.—Organized  in  1893  to  enable  the  General  Electric  to  fund  its 
floating  debt,  its  stock  being  offered  to  the  General  Electric  stockhold- 
ers. On  July  31,  1896,  the  trustees  held  securities  (par  value)  for 
$5,629,000.  As  the  notes  and  other  securities  are  liquidated,  the 
proceeds  are  applied  to  cancellation  of  the  principal  of  the,  preferred 
stock,  drawn  for  payment  at  a  premium.  When  the  preferred  stock 
has  been  canceled,  the  remaining  assets  will  stand  to  the  credit  of  the 
common  stock.  See  V.  57,  p.  217,  29d,  also  terms  of  trust  deed  in 
General  Electric  Item  V.  57,  p.  722.  Aug.  7, 1896,  $715,000  preferred 
was  outstanding.  Trustee's  statement  for  year  ending  July  31,1896, 
In  V.  63,  p.  556.  Preferred  outstanding  in  Dec.,  1896,  $582,300. 

DIVIDENDS.— On  pref.,  1894,  Feb.,  3  p.  o.;  Aug.,  3  p.  e.;  In  1895,6 
p.  c.;  In  1896,  6  p.c.  (V.  61,  i>.  1O11;  V.  63,  p.  556.) 

Sujjar  Trunt.— SEB  AMERICAN  SUGAR  REFINING  COMPANY. 

xi  in  in  1 1  Branch  UK  (Pa.)— This  company's  business  Is  entirely 
In  mining  coal.  It  also  has  a  small  roud  of  its  own  to  Summit  Mines, 
\  of  a  mile,  and  operates  the  Lykens  Valley  Coal  Co.,  owning  all  its 
securities.  The  combined  properties  cover  11,488  acres,  of  which 
8,461  acres  lie  within  the  coal  measures.  Pennsylvania  RR.  owns 
$2,190,200  of  the  *l.oii),:!r>0  stock  (par  $50>,  and $483,000  bonds. 

Default— Interest  due  Jan.  1, 1896,  was  not  paid.  Foreclosure  sale  is 
advertised  for  July  13, 1897,  at  Philadelphia. 

COMMIT!  F.K.-  Of  bonds,  E.  B.  Morris,  W.  D.  Wlusor  and  George  Wood ; 
this  committee  controls  a  majority  of  the  bonds;  depositary,  Girard 
Life  Ins.,  Ann.  A  Tr.,  Philadelphia.  V.  62,  p.  1140.  PLAN.— Flan 
given  In  V.  OJ,  n.  106&  has  been  modified  so  thai  the  new  mortgage  is 
now  placed  »t  $1,400,000,  Instead  of  $1,200,000,  and  holders  of  the 
old  builds  will  receive  for  the  principal  and  interest  of  each  $1,000 
bond  $1,000  In  the  new  loan,  leaving  $325.000  of  the  latter  in  the 
treasurj.  Three  shares  ($150)  of  old  stock  to  pay  assessment  of  $9 
and  receive  $50  In  new  stock.  Practically  all  the  bonds  have  assented 
to  the  plan.  (V.  64,  p.  755.) 

REPORT.— Report  for  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1896,  was  given  in  V. 
64,  p.  421.  (V.  63,  p.  359,  1065;  V.  64,  p.  421,708,755.1 

Sunday  Creek  Coal  Company  of  Columbus,  Ohio:— OR- 
GANIZATION, PROPERTY,  ETC.— An  Ohio  corporation  for  mining  and 
marketing  mineral  coal,  manufacturing  coke,  etc.,  its  property  con- 
sisting of  about  14.00O  acres  of  coal  lauds  in  Perry  and  Athens  coun- 
ties, Ohio,  with  Improvements  thereon;  also  dock  property  at  West 
Superior,  Wls.  Full  statement  to  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange  In  V.  56,  p.  503. 

STOCK.— Preferred  stock,  $1,500,000;  5  per  cent;  common  stock  (au- 


DIVIDENDS.— On  ore/.:  1893,1^  P.O.;  1894,3;1895,  3;  in  '96,  Feb.  3; 
In  1897,  Feb.,  3  p.  o. 

OPERATIONS.— Output^In  1893,  678,891  tons;  in  1894,  534,760 
tons;  in  1895,  510,411  tons;  in  1896,  462,815  tons.  For  year  ending 
Deo.  31, 1896,  gross  income,  $397,8H2;  net,  $100,454;  int..  taxes,  etc., 
$36.563;  betterments  (re-investments)  $19,457;  sinking  fund,  $7,141; 
dividend  (paid  Feb.,  '90),  $45,OOO;  bal.,  def.  for  year,  $7,080.  In  1895, 
gross,  $477,867.  Total  surplus  Dec.  31,  1895,  $62,160.— V.  56,  p.  502. 
N.  Y.  office,  36  Wall  St. 

Tennessee  Coal  Iron  &  Railroad  Company.— This  company 
owns  blast  furnaces,  coal  mines,  iron  mines,  foundries,  Ac.,  and  coal 
and  iron  lands  in  Tennessee  and  Alabama.  The  total  area  of  mineral 
lands  and  rights  owned  and  controlled  in  1893  was  about  400,000  acres, 
of  which  274,000  acres  are  in  Alabama  and  126,425  acres  are  in  Ten- 
nessee. Of  the  latter  58,135  lielnCocke  and  Green  counties,  In  the 
eastern  portion  of  the  State  on  the  borders  of  N.  Carolina.  Blast  fur- 
naces July,  1895,  numbered  17,  and  daily  output  of  coal  13,000  tons. 
Also  owns  30  miles  main  line  of  railroad  and  50  miles  of  terminals 
and  side-track  connections.  Total  capacity  is  about  15,000  tons  of 
coal  daily.  In  11  months  of  1895  produced  3,415,518  tons  of  coal. 
In  1896  production  decreased  only  2,832  tons  from  that  of  l>-95. 

On  Dee.  19, 1892,  the  Cahaba  Coal  Mining  Company  was  absorbed, 
Its  property  consisting  of  some  44,000  acres  of  coal  and  iron  lands 
situated  in  the  counties  of  Bibb,  Shelby  and  Jefferson,  Alabama,  with 
an  output  of  about  800,000  tons  of  coal  per  annum.  V.  55,  p.  60.  463. 

An  amalgamation  with  the  De  Bardeleben  Coal  A  Iron  Company  wa» 
consummated  in  September,  1892.  Merely  a  formal  existence  is  re- 
tained by  the  De  Bardeleben  Co.  and  the  Cahaba  Co.  The  building  of 
a  steel  plant  was  under  consideration  in  July,  1896.  V.  63,  p.  31. 

STOCK.— Common  stock  authorized,  $20.000,000.  The  amount  outr 
standing  was  increased  by  $10,850,000  in  1892  to  purchase  the  DeBar- 
deleben,  Cahaba  and  Excelsior  companies.  In  September,  1896,  issued 
$150,000  new  stock  for  increased  working  capital.  V.  63,  p.  561. 

DIVIDENDS. — On  common  In  1887, 1  per  cent,  and  none  since.  On  pre- 
ferred, from  1889  to  1893  inclusive,  8  p  c.  per  annum;  none  since. 

BONDS.— The  two  issues,  known  as  the  Birmingham  Division  and 
the  Tennessee  JJivision  bonds,  are  each  a  lien  on  their  own  property, 
as  described  in  the  mortgage,  and  a  second  lien  on  the  property  of 
the  other  division.  The  total  authorized  Issue  of  the  Birmingham 
Dlv.  loan  Is  $5,000.000  [of  which  $540,000  bonds  have  been  cremated] 
and  of  the  Tenn.  Div.,  $1,400,000,  of  which  $115,000  are  in  the  sinking 
fund.  The  consolidated  6s  due  in  1901  are  exchangeable  at  par  for 
bonds  of  the  Nashville  Chattanooga  A  St.  Louis  Railway  Company  held 
by  the  Central  Trust  Company,  The  De  Bardeleben  mortgage  is  for 
$3,000,000,  of  which  $96,000  canceled  by  sinking  fund,  $400,000  in 
trust  for  Eureka  bonds  and  $55,000  in  treasury  The  De  Bardeleben 
bonds  were  assumed  by  the  Tenn.  Coal  <fc  Iron,  under  terms  of  pur- 
chase. See  V.  56,  p.  604.  De  B.  C.  A  I.  first  6s  listed  on  N.  Y.  Stock 
Exchange  to  April,  1897,  for  $2,434,000. 

FLOATING  DEBT,  ETC.— On  Jan.  1,  1897,  total  floating  debt  was 
$2,105,430  (against  $2,172,880  on  Jan.  31, 1890,)  of  which  $1,583,113 
bills  payable  and  $522,317  due  sundry  creditors  on  open  account.  Total 
quick  assets,  $2.205,712  (against  $2,155.471  in  1890),  of  whieii 
400  cash  and  bills  receivable,  $76,500  treasury  bonds,  $1,176,345  salable 
part  of  inventory  and  $864,407  due  on  open  accounts. 

EARNINGS.— Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.  2  months,  uet,  $112,769  (surplus  over 
charges,  $17,215)  in  1897;  net,  $175,831  in  1896. 

ANNUAL  REPORT. — Fiscal  year  now  ends  Dec.  31  (formerly  Jan.  31). 
Report  for  yenr  ending  Dec.  31, 1890,  was  given  in  V.  6 1,  p.  565,  com- 
parison being  made  with  eleven  months  of  1895.  Figures  for  other 
years  represent  the  12  months  ending  Jan.  31. 

ios.-,  ^-     188|£-»         18<)5  '  lg-M_ 

$995,794       $561,984       $(>•- 
582,305 
43,521 


1896. 

Total  net  profits $692,333 

Interest  on  bonds 660,084 

Miscell.  Interest, Ac 1,186 

Dividends 


631,516 
cr.  1,205 


40,000 

Total  dlsbursem'ts...  .$661,270       $625,826       $630,311       $7' 
Balance  for  year sr.$31,063  sr.$369,968    df.$6S,327     df.$94,172 

Total  undivided  surplus  Jan.  1,  1896,  was  $543,065. 

DIRECTORS  (Jan.,  '97)— Cord  Meyer,  C.  C.  Baldwin,  James  T.  Wood- 
ward, W.  S.  Gurnee,  jr.,  W.  S.  Gurnee,  O.  H.  Payne,  John  G.  Moore, 
James  Swann,  J.  J.  M  Comb  and  A.  B.  Boardman,  of  New  York :  I 
Smytlie  and  J.  B.  Adger,  Jr.,  of  Charleston;  A.  M.  Shook  and  N.  Bait* 
Jr.,  of  Nashville;  David  Roberts,  of  Birmingham;  J.  C.  Haskcll.  o(  Co 
lumbia,  S.  C.;  C.  M.  McGhee,  of  Knoxville;  President,  N.  Baxter,  Jr.; 
Secretary,  A.  M.  Adger;  Treasurer.  Jas.  Bowron,  Birmingham,  Ala.- 
(V.  63,  p.  31,  561;  V.  64.  p.  135,  565.) 

Terminal  It  It.  Association  of  St.   Louis.— SEE  RAILROADS. 

Texas  Paclttc  Land  Trust.— See  this  SUPPLEMENT,  page  154. 

Thurber-Whyland.— See  AMERICAN  GROCERY  Co.,  page  153 

Trenton  Potteries  Company.— ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Iniwrjio 
rated  under  laws  of  New  Jersey  in  May,  1892,  to  take  over  and  < 
tinue  the  business  of  five  Trenton,  N.  J.,  pottery  companies 
were  then  supplying,  it  was  said,  about  75  p-r  cent  of  th    country'! 
total  output  of  sanitary  plumbing  ware.   See  adv.  V.  54,  June  11 

DIVIDEND. — On  common  stock  in  1893,   February,  5  percent.    Oi 
preferred  regularly  to  June  11, 1894.    None  since. 

ANNUAL  RBPORT.— Report  for  1896  given  In  V.  64,  p.  327,  stated  ttia 
the  only  liability  of  the  company  on  Dec.  31. 1896.  was  $1 
current  accounts  payable.    Operations  show:  for  1890,  profit,  #9,.w- 
1895,  loss,  $4,161;  1894,  loss,  $13,378  ;  1893,  profit,  $178,447. 

See  advertisement  in  CHRONICLE  June  11, 1892.   A.  M.  Kidder  A  Co 
18  Wall  St.,  N.Y.,  Fiscal  Agents.    (V.  62,  p.  317;  V.  64,  p.  327.) 


APHIL.  18D7.J 


MISCELLANEOUS    STOCKS    AND    BONDS. 


191 


Nubirrlbers  will  confer  a  great  favor  by  giving  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  these  Table*. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

Date 
of 

Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 

Value. 

Amount 
Outa  landing 

INTEREST  OK  DIVIDENDS. 

Bo  ndf~  Princi- 
pal, When  Due. 
Stock*—  Last 
Dividend. 

For  explanation  of  eolumn  heading*.  *c.,  lee  note*  on 
Urat  page  of  table*. 

Bate  per 
Cent. 

Wnen 
Payable 

Where  payable  and  by 

IVnwo*  Portrri**.—  Common  (took  

«IOO 
100 
100 

91.750.000 
1.25O.OOO 
725.500 

3.000.000 
2.2OO.OOO 
6.0OO.OOO 
8.000.000 
20,000,000 
1.205.500 
6.543,500 
1,103.635 
900.000 
10,000.000 
61.509.900 
60,909,900 
5.380.000 
2,000,000 
l.OOO.OOO 
1,000,000 
1.000.000 
l.OOO.OOO 
20,166,000 
19.400,500 
100,000 

•M       ....    ,HKI 

See  text. 
8  per  an. 

Q.-M. 

N.Y..A.M.Kldder*Co. 
do             do 

Feb.    1,  1893 

See  text 

Pref.  •took.  8  p.  0.  eum.-Bee  term*  la  ed'l  May  ,'93,  8or. 

1396 

r»«o»  Depot  Co  of  Columlna,0.  -Geu.1  «t  M.,*ttOO,OOO  *.f. 
If  nitfft  ftrrv  —  Stock.                       .  .         .  .    ...  -    .....      ...... 

4«9 

r 

it? 
M.  A  N. 

1946 
Apl.  1,'97,  1% 
NOT.  1,  1920 

100 

!<>,,.  .V-. 

1  00 

10O 
100 
Var. 

lOO.Ac. 

Co.  office,  Brooklyn. 
N.  Y.,  H.  B.  Hollin*. 

lit  M..  cola.  red.  »t  110  after  Nor.  1.  1895... 

1890 

VMM  "*Vi»  On  rfnj»  oimr  o  p  o  itoot.tB.ofro.OTO 

Preferred  ctock.  8  p  e  .  98.006,000  



Common  stock,  920,000,000  

Underlying  lien*  on  Security  and  Union  mill*  

6 
6g. 

Var. 

J.  A  J. 

Aug.  '95-1901 
Jan    1,  1924 

l»t  M.*eoll.tr.*7.500,UOO,  gold  1  1'.  S.Tr.  Co.,  trustee),  c- 

1894 

N.Y.,  Manhattan  Trust. 

Pearaon  Mill  1st  M..  guaranteed  by  U.S.  Cordage  Co..  . 

"*iM4tal«**rr.*»-Btook  

100 
100 
100 
1.000 
100 
100  Ac. 
100  Ac. 
}"•>   \,-. 
}•"•   \-. 

too 

100 

See  text 

M.'A'N. 

H.  Y.,  Office,  49  B'way. 

Jrvl6'96,l»s% 

Prrf.  stock,  cum.  S  p.  r  

See  text. 

i.  k- 
...„. 

5 
ft 
44 

-.-.-    t.-\t. 

8  per  an. 
•  g- 

M.'A'N 

J.   A   J. 

r.  A  A 

M.  A  N. 
A.  4  O. 
J.   A   J. 

J.  '*'  J. 
M    v    - 

M'll.ly 

Offlce,26  Ferry  St..N.Y 
N.  Y.,P»rkBk.;  Biwtou. 
S.  Y.  .Office.  59  Cedar  St. 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 
do             do 

An].  1/97,  1% 
Hay   1.  1913 
Jan.  •J,'!)7,3% 
Aug.  1.  1913 
May  1,  1914 
Apl.  1.  1915 
Jan.   1,  1916 
Feb.15,'37,2% 
Jon.15,-97,4% 
MOB.  1,  1904 

Deb.  for  910.000,000,  g.,*.f.,  4  p.  a.  sab.  to  call  at  110.0- 
VnUtd  MaUt  Mortaagt  4  Trtat    Stock 

1893 

1st  mort.  trust  bond*.  -  A"  gold.  red.  after  1898...  e*«r 
do             do          "B"  gold.  red.  after  18v9...e-*r 
do             do         "C"  gold.  red.  *fter  1900...  c-*r 
do             do         "D"  gold,  red.  after  19Ol...c'*r 
*ftinf*T  States  RHOOCT    Common  (933  OOO  OOO  authorized) 

1493 
ISM 

i-  ••-. 

1-  ,.; 

Preferred  (9tf5,OOO.OOO  authorized)  8  p.  o.  non-cam.  .  . 

N.  Y..  H.B.HolltnsAOo. 
Bait.,  Trust  A  Ouar. 
N.  Y.  OfBoe. 

Tiryi*if  *  TtM.  Coml  *  /nm-lst  M.  ($100.000),  gold...  . 
TTagnsr  Palof€  Car  Co 

1894 

. 

,  Kcnmue ;   Second  Vloe-Pre*ldent,  James  Tfmpson ;  Treasurer,  Arthur 
y.  William  P.  Elliott.  Eitfutirt  Committee— Charles 


Trow  Directory  Printing  A:  Bookbinding,  -gee  page  154.     I     OrrtCEB*.— President,  George  W.  Young;     Vice-President.  Luther 
I  ,,i..n    stepol   O*.    of    Colnnsb.e,    •.-Mortgage   trustee   1*1* 
Farmers'  Loan  A  Tract  Co.    V.  63,  p.  1 17. 

lalon    Kerry.— Operate*  ave  ferry  lines  between  .lew  York  and 
Brooklyn.  Capital  •took  I*  93.0OO.OOO ;  par  91OO.  The  mortgage  coven 

rbonte,  real  estate,  etc, 
4  p.  c.;  In  1897, 


all  the  company's  property.  t-«i-^ti-g  19  ferryboat 

. 
Jan..  1  P.O.:  Apl..  1  p.c.    President.  W.  H.  Male. 


l***foDows: 


!•„•! 


A.*0. 


I   ,,!»•  Type  Writer, 
1-1-1,4  Oat. . 

Common 910.OOO.OOO 

1st  pref.,  7  pic 4.OOO.OUO 

Mpret.8p.e 4.O15.OUO  A.*O.  Aii.  i.  '«r7,  4S 

»EHoe.-Oa  let  preferred  In  full  to  ante.  On  id  preferred  In 
1895.6P.C.;  in  1896,  April.4  p.  r.;  Oct.  X  p.  e.;  U  18*7.  April.  4  p.  e. 
Stoond  preferred  la  Oct.,  18M,  wa*  reported  to  carry  16  p.  e.  of  acett- 


econd  preferred 
VBtaMdalvtdend 


I  tilled  Male*  Cordage.— 4KB  STAXDABD  Bora  A  TwIVB  Co. 
I  i,n.  d   I  I.  .  irle  Hecurlllee  C«.-«ee  V.  64.  p.  662. 
i  niied  tiaie.  K«p»r»ee.-AB  "«*s*el*iloa"  organized  under  the 
*  York  Stale  la  1834;  not  Incorporated.    Operated  June 
•\  on  »b.,»t  30.000  miles  of  railroad  IB  the  L'n'ted  States.    IB 
September.  l-<-<7,  tu-   ,t.~-«    w*.  in^rea»e.l  *3.O.X).i«jo.  n!-.:..-   it    i., 
^•B^.  aad  the  BalttiBora  A  Ohio  Kxpre**  wa*  purebMed.    On 
Jane  30.  *.8««.  the  B.  A  O.  owa*d*«eX».OOO  O.I.  Bxprae*  stock.    BM»- 
Me*  OB  tb*_Le«ttgh  Valley  *ysli  •  wa*  aceolnsl  In  February.  UM, 

•I  !•    aT^bf 


and  OB  Ihe  Chlengo  Milwaukee  A  at,  Ponl  la  February  ,1894;  oa 
ls.ii.pl  Uivtaiea  of  B.  A  O.  BSBUWMSBTB  la  March,  1895. 

1989.  5.    In  Mar  ,1 WJO.  2:  In  November.  3;  la  189VMay.  3 ;  then  none 
.ember.  1W2,  3 ;  In  ISM.  4  p.  e,;  IB  1804,  May.  '.*  p.  c.;  In  1899, 
aoae;ln  1^  May.  1^  p.eT3*^riS  F-  e7T)Ceeeors  are     ~ 
dent. The****  d  Plattc  Vie*- Preetdent.  d  HLC 


40  Bf«ed«sy.-<  V.  61. 


President, 
.  ore  F.  Weed 

A.  Alfer  and  Frank  H.  PlatU    Mew  York 

•;  V.  6«.  p. 

-O*OA>IZATIO>.  >rri  .-Incorporated  Feb. 
•IB.  under  the  law*  of  N*w  Jersey  to  take  over  the  properties  and 

* 


te  at  lee*t  seven  Brno*  the  amount  of  the  debentures,  about  4O  per  cent 
representing  real  eetat*  and  the  bnlnnee  hides,  berk  and  other  personal 
fropertyTvT  56,  p.  757;  V.  57.  n.  23.  Cee»meB»ed  Mirtaae*  MayTl893. 


•roca.-The  eapHalliartea  IB 
<8pereeate>aMUUv*treferr 


mw.-Oa  pteteiied :  la  18W,  March,  amid  1  p.  e.:  Mar,  1  p.  e.: 
jane  «exUa,.  1  p.  e~  August.  1  p.  e.;  JCov^  2  p.  c  ;  In  IHJW.  July,  1  p.e.: 
^•Kne.;  In  1897.  Jan..  1  p.  e.;  April.  1  p.  e.    Overdue  on  preferred 
•  miber.  1896,  21  p.  e. 

werUaceaettal. 


>r  drawn  at  110. 
Sedbythe 


reUred  by  .l.kUg"tand7  C 
regU  trs  r  of  the  bondsT  See  ad  v 


OBOB4L 


—  la  July. 


Trust  Ua..*\  Y..  is  trustee  Mid 
In  Cnno»i<-La  of  May  6, 1893,  and 
17.  p.  33. 

autbortied 


:•  • 

1899    th*  sin* 

iOO addltionai coninveeTand 94jOOO  OOO  nrefetred etock  to  oinke 
^^Kaervalnation  of  berk  lands,  a*  per  agrceosent  M  lime  of  pur- 
ehns*  thereof.  -V.  61.  p.  1 14.  Dee.  31.  ISM.  MU*  anyaMe  93.0oo.5oo. 


R«r.  .«T.  -Fiscal  year  end*  Dee.  SI. 
•hay^  sheet,  *•  ^-  •*•  f-  4"-Jgt»*  •»•«• 

Iwf/l.lSS*.   la  iJefEtrnSZTtur  rear, " 


•          '  -    ••  :    : 

•  -•  •      dna      ;• 
In  un- 

HortOB 

•MB  A.  Vail.  «•••*  aannltt.  Kdward  R.  Lndaw.  Jame*  K.  Plum. 
•Teetells,    Jerry    Cmry.  Lewi*  H.    Lanhnrn.  George  W. 
Ikilds.  Jeeeph  H.  Ladew.  LortBg  R.  Gale.  Edsoa  O.  Dsvtdge,  Henry  B. 
Taaghan.  I.ntaa  F.  Rhonda,  Oordon  B.  Hortoa.  Samuel  P.  Davldge. 
>rrttt.  William  It  Uomphrey.  A.  Auguslu.  Heal/.  Charles 
I>anlel  T.  SXveBI.  Eugene  Horto*    Frank  U.  Oooayeer.  Ed- 
•  »r-l  '     H   rt,Jsroes  H.  Proctor.    OStoen  tnelade:  President.  Jame* 
^••.Brooklyn:  let  Tlee-Preet..  B.  R  Ladew;  3d  Vice  Prest,  U  H. 

s ;  ad  vW; 


.  e;  ce  .,          . 

..  .  Preetori  Bee-y,  Joetah  T.  tabby. 

Brooklyn.  !«.  Y.  Tr-  A.  ,r-r.  J  .  .,..-,  I:    Htm.*     ,     •  K.  Y.  Onfio, 

M  ferry  Street.    (V.6i.  p.  43.  182.  4SI.) 

<l    M.I.-.    n-nznge  *k   Trnet 
-«re*»  tl.  iiratinl  anoM 
STOCK.—  Capital  stock  n 
l^r  .u.i.'i  ;. 

"  P 
efn 


In  1871. 
il  Feb.  23.  1895. 

Bnr,>lu<  and  undl- 
DrvionM      la  1894, 


traet  beads.  »1  .OOO.OOO  each,  are 


per.  »1OO. 


.     ..  , 

•Mured  by  depoeft  with  tnwtee  eTMnt  mortgage*  oa  lmprore.1  city 
real  estate  -in  anmant*  at  tanet  equal  to  the  bonds  outstanding.* 


-.-.  r.-'.irv. 

D.  Dickey.  Jr..  Theodore  A.  Havemeyer,  Charles  R.  Henderson,  Gustav 

E.  KlaseT.  Lather  Kouutte.  Jane*  Ttmpson.  Richard  A.  McCurdy. 

i  niied  stales  Knbber.— OBOAXizmox  AMD  PBOFEBTT.— Or- 
ganized under  law*  of  New  Jersey  in  October.  1892,  for  the  manufac- 
ture of  robber  boot*  and  shoes,  ete.,  and  either  owned  absolutely  or  per 
manentty  controlled  nine  out  of  the  fifteen  concerns  then  engaged  In 
this  biuinee*.  Including  the  American  Rubber  Co.  of  Boston,  the  Can- 
dee  Co.  of  Hew  Haven,  the  Goodyear  Rubber  Co.  of  Naugatuok.  etc. 
Real  Beast*  machinery.  l**U,ete..  were  appraised  at  95.05S.OOO;  other 
featured  food*,  bill*  receivable,  etc.,  at  96.491,900. 
H.  T.  Stock  Exch.  In  1893.7^  - 


to  : 
p. 539.    In! 


.  Y.  Stock  Exch.  In  1892.  la  V.  55.  p.   1039;  also  *ee  V. 
Mav,  1893.  the  Woon*ooket  Rubber,  Marvel  Rubber  and 
>  Felting  Companies  were  absorbed,  95,851,400  preferred  and 
le  amount  of  common  stock  being  Issued  therefor,  and  9149.000 
preferred  nod  9333,400  common  were  issued  In  August  for  stock  of 
finliihlrtir  BeJbherCo.  and  Rubber  Manufacturers' Selling  Co.  In  March, 
'.  Treasurer  Flint  testified  before  the  Lexow  Committee  that  th* 


U.  8. 'Rubber  Co.  controlled  65  per  cent  of  the  output  of  the  country!" 
STOCK.— Preferred  stock  ha*  preference  a*  to  assets  and  earning*. 
and  oe  bonded  or  mortgage  debt  oaa  be  created  without  consent  in 
wrtttng  efholden  of  three-fourth*  of  each  oUu  of  (took.  Common  In 
entitled  to  all  surplus  after  eight  per  cent  on  preferred.  See  wording 
of  pref.  eeruneete  In  editorial  of  May,  1893.  ScrpUOMajrr. 

DinDBXD*.— Dividend* oa  preferred  were  payable  May  and  Novem- 
ber, but  In  October,  1893.  changed  to  January  and  July;  1894.  Jan., 
Sijperceut;  July  4pereent;Iul895.  8p.  c.:  ID  1896,8  p.  c.;  In  1897, 
Jan..  4  p.  e.  O*  OOMMOX.— The  nnt  dividend  on  common  (took  wa* 
paid  la  March,  1895, being  2>t  p.  c.:  in  1897.  Feb.,  3  p.  c.-See  V.  68, 


i  i..... 


AmruAi  REPOBT.— Fteoal  rear  cad*  March  81 
it.  1800.  wn    .. 

epa*t 
companies  not  paid  Into  the  ti 


Th-  ..nnil.il    -lute 


for  year  eodlog  Mareh  sTTlWA.  wa*  given  at  length  la  V.  62,  p. 
947.951.  Itsta*ed that theearnlBgs for Uie 


three  yean  from  Invest 

enuT  was  addlOoual  to  the  earnfngi' b8ow*and  had 
la  merBhe Bills*  employed  In  business. 


FOB  THK   TBAB  E»DUW  AI-BIL  1,  1896. 


, 

IBM 


i-.i.-.. 


..»>339,791        S2.716.370 
..91.552,040       Jl.552,040 
504,150 


Dividends  en  preferred  stock 

Dividend,  8%  per  cent,  on  oonunon  slock.. 

Sarpln*  far  year 9787,761          9660,180 

The  "groes  ineome"  In  1896  was  mad*  up  of  the  result*  from  opera- 
tion* of  pleat*  aed  dividends  on  stocks.  •!,•*  JO, S37;  net  Income  from 
•aim  of  rubber  boot*  and  (hoe*.  9402.101. 

BALi»C«  SHEET  ATBII.  1,  1896. 

Cash ...      9444..VM  i  Amounts  payable 9311.340 

Note*,  etc.. receivable.        799.O6J    Preferred  stock 19.400,500 

MirinaanUi  729,209 1  Coeutoa  stock 2O.166.OOO 

UriMonBli W.1SS.934  i  Doe eompanle* 869,857 

I  Surplus  assets. 41O.014 


Total  awet* 941. 157.711  I     Total  liabilities. 941  157.711 

DIBBCTOB*.— Samuel  P.  Colt.  Robert  D.  B  vans,  Jame*  B.  Ford,  Charles 
R.  Flint,  J.  Howard  Ford.  R..liert  M.  Uallaway,  Wlllhiiii  II.  If  111.  ll.-nry 
L.  HotflhKkM,  Chaiie*  Stewart  Smith.  Charles  L.  Johnson,  M.  C.  Martin, 
Frederick  M.  Shepard.  William  L.  Treeholm.  Samuel  N.  Williams.  The 
-  are:  President  and  Ueneral  Manager.  R.  D.  Kvani.  1st  Vice- 
t.  JanM*  B.  Ford;  Secretary,  Samuel  P.  Colt;  Treasurer. 
R.  Flint  N.  Y.  Office.  98  Reade  Street. -(V  62.  p.  321,462, 
644.  871,  »47.  t»l.  953. 1O89;  V.  63,  p.  811,  1011,  1063.  ifuO.) 

I  i,  I  led  State.  Sncnr  Hennery.— 3EE  V.  61,  p.  11O1;  V.  03,  p.  6O4. 

Virginia  &rrenneu«e  Conl  dc  Iron  Co.— See  thlsSOPP.  p.  154. 

Wagner  Palace  <  ar.— See  page  154. 

Well*.  Fargo  Kxpree*.  Inoorporated  under  the  law*  of  Colo- 
rado January  26,  IS72.  Was  operatlag  June  30,  1895,  on 
29,460  mile*  of  railroad.  Inrludlng  Atchlson  ,  Erie  and  Southern 
P*ciHc  systems.  No  annual  report*  or  Information.  In  March,  1888, 
thl*  company  bought  the  Brie  Express  of  the  Erie  Railroad,  and 
(from  November  1,  1896,)  operate*  over  the  line*  of  the  K. 
C.  P.  A  Gulf  Railroad.  Dividend*  of  8  par  cent  rearly  were  paid 
for  many  yean,  but  the  semi-annual  dividend  paid  In  July.  1894,  wa* 
reduced  to  3  p.  e.;  In  1895. 6  p.  o.;  In  1896,  6  p.  c.;  In  1897,  Jan.,  3  p.  o. 
Stock  Inoreeead  91.75O.OOO  In  1894  to  98.OOO,OOO.-(V.  03,  p.  56 J.) 

Welehweh  Commercial  Co.— Incorporated  June  27,  1895.  Or- 
ganised to  sell  Incandescent  lamp*  manufactured  for  use  In  the 
United  State*.  Controls  WeUbncb  Light  Co.  by  ownership  of  majority 
of  It*  capital  (took,  lt>5,025  shares,  par,  *.">  per  share.  Company  also 
loan  luoan  tescent  Gaslight  Co.  aud  Manhattan  Incan- 


deoeeut  Light  Co.  Capitalization,  97.0UO.OOO  of  stock,  one  half  pre- 
ferred cumulative  8  p.  c.;  then  common  I*  to  receive  8  p.  o.;  then  both 
(hare  pro  rate, 

AmOAL  REPOBT.— The  flnt  report,  covering  the  13  month*  end- 
lag  Aug.  31.  IHIH).  shows  gross  earnings.  *SJO,171;  net.  9356,030; 
dividend*  on  preferred  (-4  p  c.),  928O.OOU;  bai.,  surplus,  K76.030.  Be* 
entln  V.  tt»,  p.  ion. 


109 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


s.ib.rrll..-r.  will  n.iifiT  a  great  favor  by  glrlng  Immediate  notice  of  any  error  discovered  In  the»e  Table*. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

Date 
of 
Bonds 

Size,  or 
Par 
Value. 

Amount 
Outstanding 

INTEREST  OR  DIVIDENDS.            \Bmufs-Piu.ci~ 
iml.Wlinn  IJHA 

For  expUuAtlon  of  column  heading*,  Ac.,  see  note**  on 
first  page  of  tables. 

Rate  per 
Cent. 

When 
Payable 

Where  payable  and  by 
Wnom. 

Stocks—  Last 
Dividend. 

$100 
100 
5 
100 
100 
1,000 
1,000 

100 

1,000 
1,000 
£100  Ac 
1,000 
50 
50 
SO 

$:i,r,oo,  
3,500.000 
515,932 
8,OOO,000 
4(OOO,OOO 
3,805,500 
1,500,000 
9.i,370,000 
1,163.000 
3,680,000 
750,208 
8,400,000 
146,700 
8,195,126 
3,996,053 
400.OOO 
590,000 
194,560 
2,000,000 
1.500.000 
846.OOO 
780.0OO 
520,000 
41,600 
449,000 
540.000 
5,500,000 
2.000,000 

8 
Text. 
Text. 
Text. 

Q.-M. 
Q.-M. 
J.   A  J. 
J.   A  J. 
M.&  N. 
F.  A.  A. 
Q.-J. 
M.  &  N. 
M.  A  N. 
M.  &   8. 
J.   A  J. 

Mar.10,'97,2%. 
Mr.25,'!)7.-J(i", 
Jau..  1897.3% 
Ja.20'97,2W»() 
May,  1933 
Feb.    1,  1903 
Apr.l5,'97,li4 
May    i,  190ii 
May   1,  1900 
Mch.  1,   1900 
Jan.   1,  1938 

N.  Y.,  Office,  63  B'way. 

1893 

1884 

N.Y.,J.AW.STgm'nACo 
N.Y.,  Grand  Ceut-Stat'u 
N.  Y.,  Office,  195  B'way. 
N.  Y.,  Union  Trust  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Treasurer's  Office. 
London,  Morton,  R.A  Co. 
N.  Y.,  Office,  195  B'way. 

Western  Transit  Co.-Bonds  gu.p.Al.uy  N.  Y.  C.  ext.  In  '94 

7  g. 
6  g. 

BealMt.  bds..(t.,  (Hen  on  W.U.BJdg.,  N.Y.C.)s.f.(notdr.)  . 

1872 

1875 
1875 
1888 

Debenturrii,  sinking  fund  1  per  cent,  drawn  at  100  —  o 

WestiHgkoust  Electric  4  Manu/actur-g.—  Old  com.  stock... 

Klmt  pref.dM.OOO.obb)  stock,  7p.°-.cum-<8ce  remarks). 

.... 

7  per  an. 
6 
5 

"e'g. 

6g. 
5  g- 

Q.-J. 
M.  &  N. 
J.   &   J. 
M.  &   B. 
J.   A  D. 
M.  A  8. 
J.   &   J. 

N.  Y.,  Office,  120  B'way 

Apr.i'97,i%%. 
In  15  years. 
1905 
Sept.,  1900 
Dec.    1,  1939 
Sept.  1,   1940 
Jan.   1,  1919 
Oct.    1,  1891 
Feb.  1,  1894 

1,000 

N.  Y.,  120  Broadway. 
Dec.  "91  coup,  last  paid. 
None  paid. 
».  Y.,  Mercantile  Trust 
N.  Y.,  Office,  18  B'way. 

WHrrlittij  Bridge  tt  Terminal.  Rif—  First  mortgago.gold.C" 

1889 
1890 
1889 

1,000 

1,000 
1,000 
100 
100 

Wkrtt.  L.  Erie  rf  1'ittib,  C'oa/—  1st  M.,  gold,  red.  at  105.  .0* 

6 

6g. 
6  g. 

J.'A'D. 

J.   &  D. 

M.'A~N. 

Gt>n.  M.,  (now  Int)  gold,  B.  f..  $30,000,  drn.  at  llO.o'&r. 
Iowa  A  111.  Coal  1st  M.,  gold,  guar.,  s.  f.,  red.  at  110..  c* 

1888 
1890 

1,000 

1,000 

100 
100 

See  CHHON.,v.62,p.ll40 
do              do 
PaldSHsp.  c.May  1,  '95 
N.  Y.,  Guaranty  Tr.  Co. 

June  1,  1908 
June  1,  1920 
May   1.  1895 
Mayl,'97,3is% 

7  per  an. 

DIVIDENDS.— On  preferred  in  1896,  8  p.  ot  iu  1897,  March,  2  p.  o. 
Office,  Drexel  Bldg.,  Phila.-(V.6l,p.  28;  V.  62,p.  1137;  V.«3,lp.  1081.) 

\\  .  u  l.;i ,  li  Light.— A  consolidation  In  1892  of  three  companies. 

This  company  manufactures  the  Welsbach  lamps,  and  is  controlled 
by  the  Wefsbach  Commercial  Co.  In  1895  the  annual  output  was 
2,500,000  lights,  but  i  !»•  manufacturing  facilities  have  been  enlarged 
to  an  annual  capacity  of  5,000,000. 

DIVIDENDS— In  June.  1893,  first  dividend.  2  p.  c.:  In  1894, 16  p.  o.; 
In  1895,70  p.  c.;  In  1896,  80  p.  c.;  In  1897,  March,  20  p.  0. 

EARNINGS.— The  report  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  April  30,  1896, 
read  at  the  meeting,  July  10,  showed  net  earnings,  $506,939 ;  four 
quarterly  dividends,  $412,740;  inventories  and  interest  on  bonds 
c  argcd  off,  $00.067 ;  balance,  surplus,  $34,132,  making  the  total  un- 
divided profits,  $135,331.  Office,  Drej>el  Building,  Philadelphia. 

\\  •  -in  n  >•••<-  Co.  (Milwaukee).— Organized  In  1893  under  the 
laws  of  New  York.  Owns  entire  capital  stock  of  Milwaukee  Gas  Light 
Co.,  this  latter  company  being  entirely  free  from  encumbrances. 

BONDS.— The  collateral  trust  bonds  are  secured  by  deposit  of  all  the 
capital  stock  of  Milwaukee  G.  L.  Co.  Mortgage  is  for  $4,000*000;  un- 
issued bonds  being  reserved  for  extensions  and  Improvements. 

DIVIDENDS —In  1895,  Jan.  (1st  dlv.),  2  p.  o.;  July,  2 p.  c.;  In  1896, 
5  p.  c.;  In  1897,  Jan.,  21"  p.  c. 

EARNINGS.— Of  Milwaukee  Gas  L.  Co.  Jan.  1  to  Mar.  31,  3  months, 
net.  $132,419  in  1897;  $118,761  In  1896.  In  year  ending  Dec.  31, 
1896.  net,  $441,109;  in  1895,  net.  $417,781 ;  In  1894,  net,  $366,735 ; 
fixed  charges  Western  Gas  Co.,  $179,790. 

Wentern  Transit  Co.— Owns  piers  In  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  fleet  of  15 
steamers  and  also  barges  used  on  the  Great  Lakes.  Has  valuable  real 
Mtate  In  Buffalo.  The  N.  Y.  Central  owns  its  $1,000,000  capital  stock. 

u.  »!••  i- ii  Union  Telegraph.— Organized  under  the  laws  of  New 
York  State  as  the  N.  Y.  &  Mississippi  Valley  Printing  Telegraph  Co., 
on  April  2. 1851,  and  name  changed  to  present  title  by  Act  of  New 
York  Legislature  approved  in  April,  1856.  On  Jan.  19.  1881,  was 
dated  the  grand  consolidation,  in  which  the  Western  Union  raised 
Its  stock  to  $80,000,000,  giving  par,  or  $15,000,000,  for  the  stock  and 
)K>nd»  of  the  American  Union,  60  per  cent  In  new  West.  Un.  for 
At.  A  Pao.  stock  and  a  stock  distribution  of  48^1  per  cei.t  to  West. 
Union  shareholders. 

In  November,  1887,  an  Issue  of  $5,000,000  of  stock  was  made  in  pay- 
ment for  the  telegraph  system  ol  the  Baltimore  &  Ohio  Telegraph  Co 
On  June  30, 1890,  the  B.i  O.  still  owned  $4,810,000  Western  Union 
stock. 

In  October,  1892,  the  stockholders  voted  to  Increase  the  stock  from 
$86.200,000 to  $100,OOO,OOO,  of  which  $8,620,148  was  then  paid  as 
scrip  dlv.  to  represent  surplus  earnings  expended  on  the  property 

In  July,  1894,  $550,000  stock  was  issued  for  purchase  of  American 
Rapid  Tel.  Co.  lines,  until  recently  operated  under  lease. 

Union  Pacific  Privileges.— Foi  Supreme  Court  decision  in  November 
1898,  see  V.  61,  p.  926,  968. 

BONDS.— The  collateral  trust  bonds  of  1888  (trustee,  Mercantile  Trust 
Company)  are  Issued  to  retire  an  equal  amount  of  stock  and  bonds  of 
various  telegraph  and  cable  companies  for  the  interest  or  dividends  on 
which  the  W  estern  Union  Company  is  liable,  these  when  so  retired  to 
be  held  as  security  for  the  new  bonds.  On  June  30, 1890.  the  following 
stocks  (liar  value)  were  pledged  for  the  collateral  trust  bonds :  Gold  & 
Stock  Telegraph,  $1.041,200;  International  Ocean  Telegraph,  $1,931  - 
!'00 ;  N.  Y.  Mutual  Telegraph,  $2,384,900 ;  and  bonds,  Mutual  Union 

LEASED  COMPANIES.— Under  leases  the  company  aside  from  other 
rentals  pays  Interest  and  dividends  as  below.  On  June  30, 1894  the 
company  owned  the  following  amounts  of  the  several  Issues  lo  eluded 
«S2Wo^U?8V'A'llnK:mF,rank1111  Tel-  $632.900;  Gold  &  Stock  Tel., 
$2,482,600;  Int.  Ocean  Tel.,  $1,954,900;  N.  Y.  Mutual  Tel  $2  ''38  <)00 

Tef  6s,^043?000?etf '5™ !  6oMhern& M- *390,475;  Mutual  UnZ 

Lrasc     • 

Company,  rfe.  expires.       Amount. 

Am.  Tel.  &  Cable  stock.  1932  $14,000,000 
Empire*  Bav  State,  st'k  1989  300,000 
Franklin  Tel.  stock 1975  l.OOO.OOO 


Gold  A  Stock  Tel.  stock.Jan.,1981      5.0OO.OOO 

Bonds  $5OO.  not  mort.  :,<>t>  0110 

Illinois   A     Mississippi 

Tel.  stock,  perpetual..  1,030.495    4 

Intern. Ocean  Tel. stock.  Jan.,1 981      3.00O  OOO    6 
N.Y.Mut.Tel.stock($25)Feb.,1982 

Mutual  Un.  Tel.  1st  .. 
Northw.  Tel.  stk.  ($50).My7,1980 

1st  mort.  lot  gnar 

Pac.  A  Atl.  stock  ($25) .   99  years 

Sou.  A  Atl.  stock  («25).999  years         948,875    5 


Int.  or  div.  Bonds 
%  Period,  mature. 
5  Q— M  No  bonds. 

Q— M   No  bonds. 

M&N   No  bonds. 

0-J 


4 

2>a 
6 
6 


MAN  May  1,1895 
J&J  .. 


No  bonds. 


Dividends  Increase  >«  p.o.  yearly  to  6  p.  c.  In  1897  and  afterward. 
DrviDBKW.— )  '87,   Oct.  '88,  to  Apr.  '97  Inol. 
since  1886.     {2%,   5  p.  o.  yearly  (1*4  quar  ) 

rldends  :  Jan.  15, 1890,  %  p.  c.;  Dec.,  1892, 10  p.  c.  in  stock. 
June  30,  1806,  $7,703,657,  against  $7,447,^ 

months  ending  March  31, 1897  (March 


9  months—  Net  rev. 

1896-7  (est.) $4,232,987 

1895-6  (actual) 4,497,780 


Int.  dt  s.  f.     Dividend.  Balance. 

$730,077     $3.575,883     def.  $72,973- 
730,453       3,575.846    sur.  191,481 
Total  surplus  March  31, 1897  (estimated)  ,$7,570,721,  against  actual 
surplus  in  1896  of  $7,638,957. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Statement  for  1895-96  was  in  V.  63,  p.  701. 

1895-96      1894-95.       1893-94.       1892-93. 
fear  ending  June  30.  $  $  $  $ 

Revenues  for  the  year 22,612,736  22,21 8,019  21,852,655  24,978,443 

Oper.exp's,rent.)t'xeB,&c.l6,714,756  16,076,629  16,060,170  17,482,406. 

Net  profits 5,897,980  6,141,390  5,792,485  7,496,037 

Dividends  paid 4,767,805  4,767,734  4,740,064  4,631,820 

Interest  on  bonds 893,967  893,822  891,616  893,386 

Sinking  funds 39,991  39,991  39,991  39,991 

Total  disbursements..  5,701,763    5,701,547    5,671,671    5,565  197 

Balance  of  profits 196,217       439,843        120,814    1,930,840 

The  following  table  shows  the  property  and  business  of  the  companr 
Miles  of    Miles  of  No.  of 

Messages. 
5,879,282 
29,215,509 
59.148,343 
62,387,298 
66,591,858 
58,632,237 
58,307,315 


Year.  Poles&C'bl's.  Wire.  Offices. 

1866-67..  46,270  85,291    2,565 

1879-80..   85,645  233,534    9,077 

1890-91..  187,981  715,59120,098 

1891-92. .189,576  739,10520,700 

1892-93..  189,936  769,20121,078 

1893-94..  190,303  790,79221,166 

1894-95..  189,714  802,65121,360 


1895-96..  189,918    826,92921,725    58,760,444    22,612,736 


Receipts.       Profits. 
$6,568,925  $2,624,919 
12,782,894    5,833,937 
23,034,326     " 
23,706,404 
24,978,443 
21,852,655 
22,218,019 


6,605,587 
7,398,545 
7,496,037 
5,792,485 
6,141,389 
5,897,980 


Office,  195  Broadway,  New  York  City.  (V.  60,  p.  42,  82,  30',  481. 
1060 ;  V.  61,  p.  474.  660,  926,  968,  1066 ;  V.  62,p.  232,  504,  1098  ;  V. 
63,  p.  463.  563.  7O1, 1065 ;  V.  64,  p.j7j.  518,  758.)  ' 

Westlnghouge  Electric  &  manufacturing  Co.— OKOANIZA" 

TION.— A  Pennsylvania  corporation  manufacturing  and  selling  dynamos 
for  Isolated  and  central  station  lighting,  motors  and  generators  for 
stationary  work  and  street  idilways,  arc  and  incandescent  lamps,  and 
a  general  line  of  appliances  used  in  the  commercial  apnllcations  of 
electricity  for  lighting  and  power  purposes.  Statement  to  N.  Y.  Stock 
Exchange  was  In  V.  54,  p.  763.  The  company  owns  exclusive  rights 
to  the  Tesla  patents  on  alternating  currents.— V.  61,  p.25, 153.  Agree- 
ment with  the  Baldwin  Locomotive  Works  was  announced  iu  Auirust 
1895.— V.  61,  p.  241. 

In  March,  1896,  an  agreement  was  made  with  the  General  Electric 
Co.  for  pooling  patents.  See  V.  62,  p.  502,  635, 1040. 

In  1891  by  exchange  of  stock  secured  14,624  shares  of  the  United 
States  Electric  Lighting  Company  out  of  a  total  of  15,000. 

CAPITAL  STOCK.— Stock  authorized  is  $15,000,000,  increased  from 
$10,000,000  in  June,  1896,  to  provide  for  improvements  made  and 
future  needs  V.  62,  p.  689,  104 ';  V.  63,  p.  31.  Of  this,  $3,000,000. 
making  assenting  stock  $8,195,126,  was  listed  in  July,  1896.  All 
classes  have  same  voting  power.  The  first  preference  stock  carries 
cumulative  dividends  of  7  per  cent  per  annum,  with  right  to  partici- 
pate equally  with  other  stock  after  the  same  shall  have  received  7  per 
cent,  and  preferential  as  to  principal.  See  wording  of  preferred  cer- 
tificate in  editorial  of  May,  1893,  SUPPLEMENT. 

DrvrDENDS.— On  preferred  from  Feb.,  1892,  to  April,  1897,  inclusive, 
at  rate  of  7  per  cent  per  annum. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.- Fiscal  year  ends  March  31.  Latest  earnings 
reported  are  for  the  year  1894-5,  which  were  given  in  V.  61, 
p.  25,  and  were:  Net  earnings  from  business,  $734,699;  from  otni-r 
sources,  $67,710 ;  total,  $802,409,  against  $1,640,809  iu  18SKJ-94 ;  in- 
terest paid  on  bonds  and  scrip,  $69,061 ;  dividends  on  pref.  stock, 
•"•274,059.  Total  to  credit  of  Income  account  as  per  balance  sheet  Mar. 
:l,  1895,  $3,979,400.  Current  liabilities  Feb.  29,  1896— Accounts 
payable,  $430,fi 66;  bills  payable,  $2,795,450.  Current  assets— <'n*\i, 
$23,290 ;  bills  receivable,  $83,977 ;  accounts  receivable,  $2,24 1,584. 

DIRECTORS.— Bray  ton  Ives  (Chairman  of  the  Board) ,  Charles  Francis 
Adams,  Lemuel  Bannister,  August  Belmont,  N.  W.  Bumstead,  A.  M. 
Byers,  Marcellus  Hartley,  G.  W.  Hebard.  Henry  B.Hyde  and  George 
Westinghouse,  Jr.  President,  George  Westinghouse.Jr.:  1st  Vice-Presi- 
dent. Lemuel  Bannister;  2d  Vice-Prcsident,  B.  H.  Warren;  3d 
President  and  Treasurer,  P.  F.  Kobb«.  N.  Y.  office  is  at  120  Broad- 
way.—(V.  63,  p.  31.) 

Wheeling  Bridge  &.  Terminal  Railway.— Owns  a  railway 
bridge  at  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  completed  iu  1891,  and  about  10  miins  of 
terminal  track,  connecting  with  the  Cleveland  &  Pittsburg.  Cleveland 
Lorain  &  Wheeling  and  Wheeling  &  Lake  Erie  on  Ohio  side,  an  I  Haiti- 
more  &  Ohio,  Ohio  River  Railway  and  Pittsburg  Wheeling  &  Ken- 
tucky (Pennsylvania  system)  on  the  Wheeling  side.  An  extrusion  of 
3  miles  from  Wheeling  to  Benwood  was  completed  iu  March.  1895, 
with  receiver's  certittcates.sinoe  paid  off.  STOCK.— Au  horized$  1,500,- 
000;  par,  $100.  No  reorganization  plantoApril,  1897.  C.  O.  Brewster 
is  receiver.  EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Deo.  31,  1895,  gross,  $100,- 
042;  net,  $41,347.  In  1891,  gross,  $07,813 ;  net,  $20,458. 

Wheeling  Lake  Erie  ic  PlttHburg  Coal.  ?  See  this   SUPPLB- 
Whltebreact  Fuel.   (Plan  V.  62,  p.  1140.     J   MENT,  page  154. 

Winona  Bridge.    Se»>  RAILROADS. 


APRIL.    1897.] 


MISCELLANEOUS    COMPANIES-SUPPLEMENTARY. 


iaa 


For  Securities  Outstandinf  set  the  tables  on  page*  141  to  l-5~,   ineliuivt, 


mrrlra 


tmrrl 

a  March 


Klectrle   Heallnz  Cor*w>rallo«.-A  consolidation 

6.  of  prominent  electric  beating  oompanle*.    Capitaliza- 
— 10.00O.OOO  (par  fSO)  and  f500,OOO  ot  15-year  5  per  cent 

leomelxmU.  whu-h  are  to  be  cumulative  after  Jan.  1,  1898.  Presi- 
damt  J  Murray  Forte*  Of  a.  Man..  James  J.  Ayer.  office.  611  Sears 
buiMIn*.  Boston.  See  full  *tateuient  V.  ti-J.  p.  507,  634;  V.  63.  p.  793. 

Intel-Iran  Uro«*ry  OoBBp>aa\y.—  Organized  to  do  a  wholesale 
IB  New  York.    A  reorganization  IB  June.  1894.  of  the 
Co.    Stock  I*:  Oommoa.  *1.OOO.OOO  ;  l.t  preferred, 
f..  Sl.5OO,OOO-p»r  If  1    ).     DIVIDMM.  -On  fir* 
.  e.  IB  Oct..  189S.    Flaealyear  end*  July  31.    Report 
la  V.  63,  p.  556.  bat  contain*  no  statement  of 
ble  July  31.  1896,  were  W.127:  btlU  par- 

.        ..  nU  reeelyBble^326,OOO.   T.  L.  Mareali*, 

Praa.  and  Oea.  Manager;  B.  F.  Cnmlng,  Treaa.  ;  W.  B.  Sash,  Becy. 
-<V.  61.  p.  S93;  V.  63.  p.  SS6.) 

Screw  Co.-See  *tat«e»eiit  Dec.  31.1896.lB  V.  64.  p.  6O7. 


ortr-hTan       o. 
•410.780:    il  pref.. 

*  paid  3p.  e.  I 
"  1893-  tTw  a*  riven 


. 

ning    AecouBU  payable 
ahfe.  $90.4*4.    Bill*  and 


American  straw  Board.— Incorporated  under  the  laws  of  1111- 
mU.  In  l-a3.  dividend*.  2  percent,  paid  In  March  and  June,  but  none 
mxia-See  V.  62,  p.  587.  Total  Isane  of  bond*  wa*  f  1.25O.OOO.  but 
mtr  are  being  retlrad  by  alakiag  road. 

la  April.  1897.  It  wa*  reported  that  the  *ale  of  agencies  would  pro 
ride  fuida  to  p*y  off  tbe  Beating  debt. 

.L  KrroBT.— Report  for  year  ead lag  Dae,  SI.  1896.  wa*  given 

J7.    Uroa*  Income  1896.  82.27s.390.    In  1895  total  out- 

634  ton*  and  groa*  income  f2.S75.OOO.  against  f2.199.OOO  In 


IMS 


UM 

*-.-•.,  i.i 

..  -7 


1893 

•342.176 

9  70 


ProtlT- 

Prreeaton  stock  ... 

Blllt  parable  Jan.  1.1897.  fSgs.OOO;  total  surproajan.  1. 1997.f227. 
TBtt.    President  (In  Feb.,  V7|,  C.  W.  Fairbanks.    Oeneral  office.  Old 
•igr  Building.  Chicago.    (V.  58.  p.  42.  969;  T.  60,  p.  SOO ;  V.  68,  p. 
1»7.  » 1  T.  lit;  V.  64.  p.  179.  Ml.) 

%mrrl.  .n  Typ*  Poander.  ra>.— OBOAJriZATlov.-lBeorporated 
m  1892  under  law*  of  Sew  Jeraey  to  carry  on  the  buslnea*  of  manu- 
ng  and  selling  type.    See  CBBOXICLB  T.  55,  p.  025  and  adv. 
Barly  1B1896  *r«r  A  per  cent  In  Interest  of  the  stockholders,  acting 
OD  tt>- rtatoment  In  V.  61,  p.  liofl. agreed  to  exchange  t  be  fS.OOO.OOO 
common  and  •4.OOO.OOO  preferred  itoek  at  15  for  the  common  and  75 
preferred  tBto  new  rnm»*n  •toek.  making  f3.75O,OOO  In  all.- 
P  682.    A«  pan  of  tbeoBjpt^iM^aMiBwnt  990p,o6o  gold  6  per 
of  an  I 


t  boodxpan  of  an  lane  of 
•s  Mercantile  Tnut  Co., 


DO.OOOt  were  tsaued  IB  July.  1806 ; 
.  •......-.  II.  lMC.fi  "  ,000    U      i 


i  OB  preferred  la  1893:  4  p.  e.: 
.    roar.— The  report  for  tbe  year  radlag  Aug.  91. 1896,  wa* 
63,  p.  799.  showing  net  earning*  far  the  year  of  f  136.1*4. 
r.  6moe.  97  William  St,-<  Y.61.  p.  74S,  829.  1 100;  T.  62.  p.  682; 
,  a.  115. 153.  7M.) 

k.     \  M.a*aaB*i»«rt*fnniaranna*<  1891:  CaaitaUiaitom: 

.  t  mortgage  6a.B«aton  Bar.   Dvpo.lt  A  TruM  Co.. 

Thomas  J.  Lain  rep  aad  Jaaia*  P.  »t**ras  mad*  re  - 

-•>6.    Foreclosure  aal*  set  for  April  97. 11*97,  apaet  price 

IM»J.  .:, . ...  t :.,  n.— •  U. •  ••'.•  »„•••  ••:  iMl.oBjrW    i  •     ••    •     H  m 

laal  »n.f  Interest  $237 ..VW.    Total  llabUitle..  f*87.0OO.     See  V. 

S07.  1 1 76 ;  T.  64.  p.  663. 

adar  tbe  laws  of  Del- 
a  eompaale*  aapply- 
_  laeladWiT  Bay  tftata. 
gbt.  l-..r.li..i,r  (iaaUghtaad 
l»  Bay  $*»i*Oa*Co.  of  New 
[»lt»l   stork  of  f  1 .000,000.  of 
areCo. 


i  fl5.000.OOO  IB  October, 
'.fM.»— T.61.p.  610. 


.y  U*  Delaware 
I  >•»•«.  ef  which 

M-r... ,.-....      1      .-: 

m.  BenU  Diitoa. 

i    4    .  .  *        1  ',..-*..  .     ,        ' 

H>XMX».f3.000.000 
•attain  trrmt  and 
...  •••::!  i«Mtl  ad 


•  •  •  .    -. 

•  dnult.  Ao/..rar. 

».-,^..«2..    »;...i. ,7    fn.i. r. 

5J0.044       21..VX       :... 

v.  «Z.  p.  31  - 
,  S*7.  MS.  M7. 10M;  V.  64.  p.  SI.  6O9.) 

-Own*  real  Mtate  and  water  front  la 
i  local  coa.  The  property  wa*  Mil.l  In 
pvrrlMaad  by  UM  commit!**  nf  hond- 
rboeker  Tn««t  Co.,  of  5«w  York,  wa* 

.    . 

rpanted  la  1452  IB  Pena«ylraala  an'ti-r 
•t  farnaeM.  rulllag  «allU.  ateel  worka. 


an. 


p.  1057;  V.  69.  B,  977. 

.  fr..-,.  iff  i  •..  KM     :  -  tr. 
•  of  124  per  ee»t 


BM     '* 
•• 


SM.  BO  report  tuned,  bat 
)  IBBBBI  M  9  per  rent  on 
r«BBt).  $319,000;  lm|ir»Tam*BB».  $16O.onQ.— 
4al  Income.  f719.*31;  |«ld  dividends  (4 
ty  on  BOW  aiaak  MHW  $100.000-,  hettnr- 
*  a  snrplB*  of  $134.146;  balance  to  credit 
W.  $3.724.100.  Tb*  bnahms  of  tb*  eoav 
r  oeat  la  vain*  daring  the  year,  the  total 
rmmU  at  $7,OO1.O45.-<V.  do.  p.  !• 


A  land  Improvement 
i    KK 


owning  prop- 
morUa«r  linking 

M.  U  S49OI4.  raBMlB*  tbe   property 
I  by  ta*  mongaae  traatce  till  the  bond* 
iral  ahall  be  Bald  a*  at  maturity  on  May 
*n*AM.  reeett«l  IB 
wa*  paM:on 
ebu  hBTlag  beea  paid. 


Bald  a 
ruBd. 


<y>n«lderable  *um*  are  from  time  to  time  applied  to  the  purchase  of  the 
company'*  stock.  Stock  ouutandlni;  April,  '97.  $3.052,300.  For  year 
rnilitii;  May  31,1895,  the  Income  from  house  rent«,  sale  of  landa  and 
other  ordinary  sources  wa*  $92,055;  iinndry  expenie*  S42.403  :  724 
•hare*  of  (took  purchased  and  canceled  at  cost  of  $5O,131.  Total  In 
bank  May  31.  1896.  S47.45O. 
Cataract  Power  *  Conduit.  See  V.  61,  p.  1138. 

rhrnaprake  tc  Delau-arr  Canal.—  Owns  canal  from  Delaware 
City  to  Cheaapeake  City.  M.I.  In  June.  1893.  bondholder*  were  a.ik«-«l 
to  accept  4  per  oent  Intercut  (In  place  of  5  per  cent)  until  contingent 
fund,  reduced  to  S49.613,  should  a^aln  amount  to  $1OO,OOO.  Interest 
Is  payable  at  the  office  in  Philadelphia  For  year  ending  May  31. 
1896.  groa*  reoelpt*  were  *160.9:9;  maiuteuance  of  canal.  S47.7R8  ; 
aet.  fl!3.181;  iutere*t  onantea,  f  104,1  18;  balance,  surplus,  f9.O63. 
Stock,  #1.903,238;  par,  S5O.  President,  Joseph  E.  UUUngham. 

fhlraco  A  Atrhl.on  Brldice  Co.—  Own*  a  railway  and  highway 
toll  bridge  acroa*  the  Mlacourl  Hirer  at  Atouiaou.  Kaunas,  which  was 
ued  by  several  railway  eompanlea.  Approach  to  bridge  wa*  walked 
away  In  the  fall  of  1884.  Stock,  *1.191,iIOO:  par  flOO.  There  are  2d 
7*  for  $142.750.  June,  '94,  coup,  last  paid:  the  bond*  matured  in  1895 
but  were  not  paid.  First  mortgage  coupous  due  Jan.  1.  1S95.  and  since 
remain  unpaid.  ItondkaUtrt'  VommiUtr.—  f.  W.  ivlton,  Joliu  J.  Ship 


. 

l.  II.  P.  Kell*  (all  of  Clevrlandi,  Jauie*  J.  BigglnKon  <X.  Y.)  and 
GeorgeS.  Morlson  (Chicago).  Deposltarie*  :  Central  Trust  Co.  of  X.  Y 
and  Citizen*'  Sarlng  A  Loan  A«aociation,  Clerelaud,  O.  SeeCUKON- 
IOLB  of  Jan.  25.  1896. 

EABxmoa—  Tear  ending  Jnne  SO.  1896.  gross,  SS5.129;  operating 
expen.  Ataxea,  »2O,5«3:  net,  $34.545:  Int.  on  1st  A  2d  mtgn..  no? 
•aUTfS6.919.  Agent*  N.  Y.  City,  W.  A  J.  O'Brien.-*  V.  62,  p.  185,  588.) 

<  i.i.ngo  Kronomlc  Fael  Gaa  Co.—  Organized  In  1890  In 
Chicago,  Illlnol*.  The  maximum  price  to  be  charged  for  Illumi- 
nating ga*.  a*  fixed  by  ordinance,  1*  SI  10  per  thousand  cubic  feet; 
for  fuel  ga*  60  cents  per  thousand  cubic  feet.  Annual  royalty  to  the 
city  of  3  per  oent  of  groM  revenue  from  Illuminating  gas  and  5  per 
cent  from  fuel  ga*.  Stock  f5,OOO.OOO,  par  100. 

Boxtx.—  The  mortgage  of  1893  1*  for  f5.000.OOO  (trustee.  Central 
Tnut  Co..  N.  Y.);  the  balance  unissued  can  be  used  only  for  exten- 
sions, equipmeat*  or  betterments  to  the  amount  of  9O  percent  thereof. 
Sinking  fund  I*  3  DOT  cent  of  surplu*  earning*  yearly,  bond*  to  be 
bought  at  not  orer  109.  (  V.  54,  p.  366.  4O5.  799.) 


<  hlca«o  Kdlaon  Co.-8ae  V.  62,  p.  987,  1138;  Y.  63.  p.  5O4,  793. 

<  ..l..rad<>  «.>«!  A  Iron  Development.— Formerly  controlled  liv 

~~  .common,  $6.000,000.  of  which 
.     f  atnekholders— see  below;  pre- 
.  (DOT  oent.    Sea  full  statement  to  W . 

Y.  Stock  Exeaaage  IB  December.  18O2.  la  V.  55,  p.   11 IX     John  L. 
a»  appointed  receiver  June  24,' lS9tl,  on  application  of  Col.  F. 
_*.    Foreoioaore  prn»««rtlB«»  OB' 
of  ISM  were  broucht  In  March7T897. 


<  ..I.T.I.I..  I  »al  A  Iron  D.-vrlopn 
Col.  C-«al  A  Iron  Co.    Stock  (par  « 
S3OO.OOO  held  br  Ua«i*«  (or  beoeCt  of 
frrred.  AJOO.OOO.  Bon-oomulatlre,  5  DOT 


A  Iron  Co. 


.     . 

ander  ooilaternl  tru*t  mortgage 
7.    V.  64.  p.  507.    Coupons  due 
Jan.  1  and  July  1.  1896.  ware  purehaaed.    Sub.  Land  A  I.  coupon*  due 


Nov.  1. 1896.  were  not  paid     See  V.  63.  p.  29.    President,  Henry  U. 
Truman:  New  York  Office.  40  Wall  8t-V.  63,  p.  39;  V.  64.  p. .'.. 

<  ..m. i...  k  in  ii  ii.- 1  <...—  - ..tr -.  i  nti lOaajBtMt  i..,.i,.  r,,r 

facilitating  gold  and  sliver  mining  operation,  aad  ha*  contracts  with 
mining  oompaala*  for  royalty  at  rate  of  4  per  cent  on  bullion  yield 
at  market  priee  in  gold.    Stock.  f4.OOO.OOO  (par.  $2  00).    Interest  paM 
•n  IBOOOM*  Nov.  1.  IH92. 14  per  cent ;  none  .Ince.    Report  for  year 
•ndlnc  Aagoat  SI.  1S96,  groa..  -  t    «5..n4O.     Report  for 

1894-5  waa  la  T,  61.  p.  747.  759.     Hew  York  office.  No  70  Broadway. 
Fraaklla  Leoaard.  Pre«»dent.-(V  «O.  p.748;  T.61,  p.  747.  7*9.) 

<  . .M. ..n. 1*1.  ii  ii..  trie  Light.— The  property  of  this  company 
la  New  York  and  I1tt»hurg  Is  leased  to  the  WeaUngbonae,  Electric  Com- 


*1ackllta<  A  V|ari|lielle  llul  Iroail.— .  .«  us  about 
1.3OO.OOO  acre,  of  land  tn  Northern  Mlchliran.  S!..IIK  tin-  line  of 
tb*  Detroit  Maeklnac  A  MaraoetU  BJL  Land*  are  free  from  taxation 
all  IMS.  Of  taw  total  lam otf4.sm.000  bond.,  $1.448.000  had  been 

I.  1H96. at  price*  ranging  from 
it  Interest  wa*  paid ; 


par  oca 
9  p.  c.:  la  1M6,  2 


:  In 
-(V.  63.  p.  651;  V.  64. 


Of  the  total  fcM*otf4.5«V 
and  canceled  prior  to  Jan. 
,  pereeat.    IB  OMotMT.  II '" 
la  IMS.  f  p.  c.:  In  1894.  2  p.  c.:  In 
14*7.  April.  1  p.  e..  at  Central  Tru*t 
P-  7O7.) 

l»»ir..n  i  ,.i. .11  KM.,  IW|xii  *  Matloai.- Owns  40  acre*  of 
terminal  property  at  Ixirolt.  Mien..  Including 34  mile*. leel  tr.ok. 
freight  boiua,  grain  alevalor.  etc.,  n  -aaed  to  the 

Wabaaa.  the  Fllat  A  P.  M.  aad  UM  Detroit  Lanalag  *  Northern  RR. 
BompaaU.  at  a  nxed  natal  of  f04.727  yearly.  In  year  1 895  receipt* 
from  rental*,  elevator,  etc..  were  $1 49.544 :  expeoae*.  Including  taxes. 
:!.-ur.i:i.  -  an.)  .-i|-  ii «•  ••;  •  .vator.f26.907j  nel  laoom*  tpplk  iblato 
'.  .  i  i.-,.i..  «!-.-j..;r-  Mndmdi  forBvaw  m.lS91  9S. avrrafed  ••-, 
per  rent.  Jan.  1, 1AM,  then  wa*  no  funded  nor  floating  debt.  Acting 
Praaldent  (Oct..  1996),  Jame*  Joy.-(V.  5:i  M.  p.  725.) 


nulMih-sui.rrlor  Brtdce.- Organized  la  1S96  to  bnlldalirldg* 
at  West  Bapertor.  Wl*..  which  will  be  used  by  tbe  Duluth  Street  Ry. 

In  August.  1896,  a  Hnl  m»rtga«i  was  made  to  the  c  -ntral  Tr  , 
N.  Y.,  a  ind  tn 

•to**  BMrtsTBge  for  «3OO.OUO  5*  of  1936.  also  to  Central 
Tru*tCo.-(V.63,  p.310.  504.) 

rsnli.ble  4...  LI* hi  <  ...  or  New  T*rk.-Inoorporatnd  March 
9.  1882.  OWB*  fourtiUwks  between  Thirty-ninth  and  Forty-third 
streets.  First  Avenue  and  East  River,  also  32  lots  between  Fifty- 
eighth  aad  Fifty-ninth  streets  and  Tenth  and  Kleventh  avenue*,  and 
fi-iir  lota  southeast  corner  EUttenth  Avenue  and  Fifty-ninth  Street. 
Total  aaaeta  January  1,  lM7.f*.O9O.138.  laclodlng  mains  about  154 
mlUa;  ga*  work,  valued  at  $3.133.850;  real  estate  at  f  1.569. 1OO. 

l>iwi>KxiM.-!n   1886.54  per  oent:  from  1847  to  Oct.,  1892.  both 

rate  of  8  per  oeat  yearly;  In   18»1.  9  p.  o.;  In  IHill.  12 

1 896. 12  P.O.;  In  1897.  Jan.,  3  p.  c.;  Apr..  3  p.  c. 

la  1 M96  SMO.OOO  bond*  wer*  Issued  f..r  exteu.lons.  office,  »4O 
Third  Avenn-  139;  T.  54,  p.  643;  V.  62,  p.  II  :i  ) 

Fort  Hireei   I  nl»n  Drpol  (Detroit.)— Owns  dnpot  property  at 
Mich.,  which  Is  leaaed  In  perpetuity  to  tbe  Wabash.  tbe  Flint 
A  Pere  Manjuette.  the  1>.  ir.,it  Lansing  A  Northern  and  the  Canadian 
Paddc.    Tbeleaae 


aa  pro 
all  th 


vide*  for  the  payment  of  a  net  rent  which  shall 

n 


. 

be  equivalent  to  all  the  annual  charge*  and  5  per  oent  per  annum  upon 
tne  total  tost  of  all  the  i  .he  paid  by  the  l***em  In  monthly 

matalawBU.    Stock,  f  1,000,000;    par.  «1OO:    In  IWMJ  paid  dividends 


tmoanttn>  to  (54  p".  e.i  $55'.OOO.  Vtr«t  in.irtit»*e  bond*  lifted  In  New 
York  In  May,  1893;  2d  mortgage  5*  for  $32O.OOO  were  Uined  In  f  »II7. 
For  year  ead.  Dee.31,189«,  (TOM.  $126.149.  In  1895,  gross.  $123,- 
474.  See  adv.  V.  54.  Apr.  16.  (V.  56,  p.  887.1 

il    .  ker-Jocira-Jewell  if  Illlnn.— Organized  under  laws  of  New 
Jerney.    It*  secnritle*  are  as  follows : 

Far,         Inlerett.  X mount.        Lait  Die.,  etc. 

Common  .toek flOO  .  f2.0OO,noO         

1  at  nraf. atoek. 1OO       8  O.  -M.         3.OOO.OOO       Mar... '97.2% 

1  -t  M  .  k-..:.l  ..  1,000       6  M.  A  8.          2,500,000       Sept.  1,  1922 

8.  f.  subject  to  call  at  1 10  after  So  it.  1.  19O2.     Pref.  stock  ba*  prer- 

•vacea.  (o  both  aaaeU  aad  dividends.    Interest  and  dividends  are 

payable  at  Franklin  Trust  Co.,  Brooklyn.    Dividend*  on  preferred  to 


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INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


For  ^rarities  OuMtimliiii/  .<«'••  the  tables  on  pages  141  to  152,  inclusive. 


Mar.,  1807.  Incl.,  8  per  cent  per  annum.  President,  Eugene  Jones 
om.-i-.  I'riHliire  Exchange  Building. 

Inlrrlor  Oondnll  A  Insulation.— Successor  In  1890  to  the  In; 
torlor  Kin-trio*!  Oo.  of  N.  Y.  City.  See  de»orij)tloii  of  property,  •eouri 
Me*,  etc  ,  In  application  to  New  York  Stock  Exchange  Juno.  1895.  V, 

00,  p.  1060.   DnroMm.-lB  1894.  June,  5.P.O.  In  tcrip:  In  180:.,  July. 
>t  p.  e.  In  cash:  ulnae  (I).    President.  Edward  II.  Johnson,  527  \\  est 
MUl  Street.  N.  Y.  City.    (V.  OO.  p.  301.  606,  1058, 1060;  V.  62,  p.  413.) 

Iron  Niramboat  Oo.-Property  consist*  of  .even  Iron  steamboats. 
For  year  ending  Oct.  31,  180(1.  gross  receipts  were  $253,86.1; •  oporat- 
In*  expense*.  «13l,4O5;  terminal  charges.  $3O,086;  rentals,  $49,400! 
Int.  on  Irnnd.;  etc..  *27,9M;  bal.  def.  for  year,  $2,986.  Total  surplus 
Nov.  I.imi6.*l  19.496.  In  January.  1897.  stock  was 'reduced  from 
•2.000.000  to  $800.000.  Dividends  since  1886-In  1887,  2 >a;  in  1888, 
nil:  In  1889,  2;  In  1890,  «;ln  1891,  none;  In  1892, 1:  none  since.  Pres., 
Allen  C.  Washington.  Pier  1.  North  Kiver.-(V.  63,  p.  9««,  1115.) 

i.  ii.  .  ...ii  dc  rlearlleld  Ooal  A  Iron  Co.— ORGANIZATION.— 
Organised  under  the  laws  of  Pennsylvania  In  May,  1896,  to  acquire 
the  eo»l  and  other  properties  of  the  Boll,  Lewis  A  Yates  Goal  Mining 
i'..  |e*  V  <•"  \>  '">•<•  V  tl:l.  p.  ll.'i-  'I'll''  *ri'imtir-i  of  III''  lii-w  I'nni- 
pany  are  Included  In  the  table  on  page  145  of  thin  SUPPLEMENT.  The 
property  mortgaged  consist*  of  about  7,800  acre*  of  lands  In  fee  and 
coal  rlghu  and  4TOOO  acres  of  leasehold  lands.  The  present  capacity 
of  the  mines  Is  about  1O.OOO  tons  per  day.  but  the  greatest  amount 
•o  far  shipped  In  one  year  was  1,541,000  tons. 

BoND».-5rni»tee  for  tlrst  mortgage  is  the  Guaranty  Trust  Co.  of  New 
York;  tot  the  second  mortgage,  tlie  United  States  Mortgage  &  Trust 
Co.  The  sinking  fund  Is  3  cents  for  each  ton  of  coal  mined,  the  pay- 
ment* not  to  bo  less  than  950.0OO  per  annum,  and  the  bonds  to  be  drawn 
at  1O5  aud  accrued  interest.  If  not  purchasable  for  less.  Any  bonds  so 
purchased  or  drawn  are  to  be  held  unoanceled  by  the  trustee,  anil  the 
Interest  on  them  Invested  for  the  sinking  fund.  It  Is  estimated  that 
with  these  accumulations  the  firsts  will  be  retired  In  twenty-three  years 
and  the  seconds  In  twenty-eight  years  and  six  months. 

As  further  security  for  the  bonds  there  Is  pledged  with  the  Guaranty 
Trust  Company  of  New  York,  Reynoldsville  &  Falls  Creek  RR.  Co. 
flrst  mortgagee  percent  bonds  $170,000.  and  $170,000  stock  being  the 
total  capital  and  securities  of  that  company.  The  Reynoldsvtlle  & 
Falls  Creek  RR.  Co.  owns  about  28  miles  of  track,  connecting  the 
mines  at  Falls  Creek  with  Buff.  Roch.  &  Pitts.  Ry.,  Penn.  RR.,  Erie 
RR..  Western  N.  Y.  &  Penn.  RR. 

STOCK.— The  $1,500,000  common  and  $300,000  preferred  stock  Is 
owned  by  the  Rochester  &  Pittburg  Coal  &  Iron  Co.,  which  places  the 
control  of  the  output  from  the  property  with  the  Buffalo  Rochester  & 
Pittsburg  Railway  Co.— (V.  63,  D.  115,  7j6;  V.  64,  p.  517.) 

(The)  Johnson  <  ...— ThN  company  ranks  among  the  leading 
companies  in  the  United  States  in  the  production  of  Bessemer  steel. 
Its  works  are  located  at  Loraln,  Ohio,  and  Johnstown,  Pennsylvania. 
Its  flrst  mortgage  secures  $2,000,000  sinking  fund  6  per  cent  gold 
bonds,  dated  1894,  due  Sept.  1, 1914,  Interest  M.  &.  S.  A  sinking  fund 
provides  for  the  redemption  of  $100,000  of  the  bonds  annually  on  Sept. 

1.  at  105  and  interest,  if  they  cannot  be  purchased  for  less.    Bonds  In 
sinking  fund  October,  1896,  $200,000. 

The  cost  of  the  property  in  May,  1896,  was  certified  to  have  been 
$4,799,OOO.and  the  average  annual  net  profits  for  the  past  six  years  to 
have  been  $476,611.  Interest  charge  Is  $120,000.— See  V.  62,  p.  949. 

Joseph  Banlgan  Rubber  Co.—V.  63,  p.  1063. 

Jonrneay  &  Burnham.— See  V.  54,  p.  192  and  adv. 

Madison  Square  Garden. — Owns  in  fee  the  block  of  land  in 
New  York  City  bounded  by  Madison  and  Fourth  avenues  and  26th 
and  27th  i-treets,  together  with  building  thereon,  containing  theatre, 
amphitheatre,  etc.  Stock  $2,000,000,  (par  $100);  a  majority  Is  depos- 
ited in  trust  for  five  years  with  3.  Pierpont  Morgan,  Charles  Lanier 
and  three  associates.  There  is  a  second  mortgage  for  $750,000.  In 
April,  1897,  It  was  voted  to  request  stockholders  to  deposit  the  stock 
with  Knickerbocker  Trust  Co.  and  give  optipn  to  purchase  at  $12  50 
per  share  prior  to  Jnne  1. 

Massachusetts  Pipe  Line.— See  V.  63,  p.  116. 

maxwell  Land  Grant  Company.— Owns  1,714,764  acres  In 
Colorado  and  New  Mexico,  containing  coal,  timber  and  land  fit  for 
grazing  and  agricultural  purposes.  (See  map  in  SUPPLEMENT  of  March, 
1889,  and  prior  issues.)  The  prior  lien  bonds  are  payable  at  11O  at 
maturity,  or  redeemable  at  par  from  proceeds  of  land  sales.  In  1891 
Interest  was  defaulted  and  was  paid  with  prior  lien  bonds  or  cer- 
tificates convertible  Into  prior  lien  bonds.  Stock,  £950,000. 

National  Rice  Hilling.— See  full  statement  V.  55,  p.  49. 

New  York  mutual  Telegraph.— Successor  to  the  Mutual  Union 
Telegraph  Company.  The  stock  carries  dividends  of  6  per  cent  per 
annum  under  a  lease  for  99  years  from  February  15, 1883,  to  Western 
Union  Telegraph.  The  Western  Union  gives  its  collateral  trust  bonds 
In  exchange  at  par  for  the  stock  and  bonds  of  this  company. 

New  York  Snsqnehanna  <k  Western  Coal.— Held  in  Interest 
of  New  York  Susquehanna  &  Western  RR.,  under  whose  collateral 
trust  deed  of  1895  are  pledged  $525,000  second  mortgage  bonds, 
$!>0,OOO  preferred  stock  and  $359,500  common  stock.  The  flrst  mort- 
gage Is  for  $800,000  6s,  M.  &  8.,  due  1912:  original  issue  was  $600,000 
but  in  Nov.,  1896,  only  $495,000  firsts  were  outstanding;  seconds  out- 
standing were  $525,000. 

New  York  dc  Texas  Land.— This  company  took  the  lands  granted 
to  the  International  and  Houston  &  Great  Northern  railroads,  about 
6,000.000  acres.  June  30,  1896,  had  2,078,296  acres  unsold  and  there 
mm  t802.osn»riand  .-"-HP  ivi-rh-ui.ic  ;.t  75  p.o.  of  lands  sold,  stork, 
$1,500,000 ;  par  $50.  Agent  J.  8.  Wetmore,  No.  2  Wall  Street. 

New  York  A  Wllkesbarre  Coal— Organized  In  interest  of 
New  York  Susquehanna  &  Western  ER.  and  has  Issued  $450  000  of 
flrst  mortgage  coupon  Gs  dated  1893,  due  Nov.  1, 1933,  $500  each 
Interest  payable  M.  A.  N.  at  26  Cortlandt  Street.  Mortgage  trustee 
Continental  Trust  Co. 

Oicden  '- 11  -  (Chicago).— In  September,  1896, 15  miles  of  mains 
had  been  laid.— (V.  60,  p.  432  ;  V.  62,  p.  1178  ;  V.  63,  p.  559.) 

Ohio  Falls  Car  manufacturing  Co.— Incorporated  under  the 
laws  of  Indiana  in  1892  as  successor  to  Ohio  Falls  Car  Co.,  established 
in  1865.  Located  at  Clarksvllle,  near  Jeffersonvllle,  Ind  See  adv 
CHRONICLE  of  Oct.  22, 1892,  and  Maitland,  Coppell  &Co.,  24  Exchange 
Place.  Jnne  30, 1896,  bills  payable,  $185.661 ;  bills  receivable.  $30!)  - 
189.  Dividends— On  common  In  1893. 12  p.  o.;  none  since  On  pre- 
ferred 2  p.  o.  quarterly  Jan..  '93,  to  Jan.,  1895.  inclusive ;  in  1896. 
April,  2  p.  c.;  July,  2  p.  c.;  none  since.— (V.  63,  p.  188.) 
«Tp,?°orIm  W"***''— Owns  water  works  at  Peoria,  111.  C.  B.  Gold,  15 
Street,  N.  Y.,  receiver.  BONDIIOLDKHS'  COMMITTEE.— Controls 
*1.J97.O(>0  bonds  out  of  a  total  of  $1,429,000;  depositary,  Atlantic 
Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  Reorganization  plan  in  V.  62.  p.  779.  No  foreclosure 
decree  entered  to  Sept..  1 896.  For  year  1895  gross  earnings  from  priv- 
•^•SSWV^SH  vSd&i  casn  warrant  rentals  from  city,  but  not 
paid.  $27,154;  total, $103,310;  operating  expensec,  including  miscel- 
laneous Interest  and  exchange,  $51, .22 ;  taxes,  $4,393. 

!•  i  .1 1 1  dc  Whitney.— See  CHRONICLE,  V.  55.  p.  967. 

•u^'ilV*  l?i!llv0v^«>kll5<'V'''~Tlle  §llver  bulll0n  certificates 
dealt  In  on  the  NY.  Stock  Exchange  represent  «aeh  1,000  ounces  of 
ftne-illver  bullion  deposited  with  the  Mercantile  Safe  Deposit  Co.  of  New 
York,  and  are  each  subject  to  a  storage  charge  of  two  cents  per  day;  bar 
silver  storage  IB  one  cent  per  day.  Av.  weight  of  bars  Is  1,080  oz. 


south  Yiibn  Water  Co.— Owiu  18  storage  lakes  and  reservoirs  In 
Placer  and  Nevadaoountles,  California,  12  distributing  reservoirs  and 
500  miles  of  canal  and  pipe  linos.  Incorporated  in  California  in  1854 
and  In  New  York  in  1830.  Supplies  water  for  household  aud  municipal 
purposes,  power  and  Irrigation,  electric  power  and  light.  Area 
supplied  about  2,000  square  miles. 

Mortgage  trustee.  Farmer's  Loan  <t  Trust  Co.  Application  to  N.  Y. 
Stock  Exchange  for  listing  bonds  of  1893  in  Vol.  59,  p.  700.  For  year 
1896  gross,  $160,016;  net,  $87,405;  charges,  $49,540.  In  1895 
gross,  $154.230;  net,  $82,359;  charges  $33,450. 

OFFICERS.— President,  Warner  Van  Norden;  Vice-President,  William 
Dowd:  Secretary,  H.  W.  Lazelle.  Offices,  45  Cedar  St.,  N.  Y.;  Nevada 
City,  C*l.  and  Auburn.  Cal.  (V.  59,  p.  631,  697,  700.) 

Sterling  Iron  &  Railway.— The  property  of  this  company.  In 
Orange  County,  N.  Y.  (and  a  few  acres  In  Rooklandi,  consists  of  25",000 
acres  of  land,  with  furnaces,  Ac.  The  company  endorses  the  $471,674 
bonds  of  the  Sterling  Mountain  Railway.  Stock  Is  $^,300,000— par, 
$50.  New  York  office,  45  William  St.,  New  York. 

Stllwell-BIerce  and  Smith- Valle  Co.— See  V.  55,  p.  884. 

Southern  Cotton  011.— A  New  Jersey  corporation  owning  eight 
crushing  mills  in  the  South  with  an  aggregate  capacity  of  1,825  tons  of 
seed  per  day;  also  owns  5  refineries,  etc. 

In  May,  1895,  the  capital  stock  was  reduced  from  $5,000,000  (par 
$1OO)  authorized,  of  which  $4,000,000  Issued,  to  $2,000,000  (par  $50.) 

DIVIDENDS.—  >   1889          1890-91          1892          1893  l  *!>.-, 

Per  cent.     $       8  0  5  53  June 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  April  30.  Report  for  year  1895- 
96  showed  profits  for  year  of  $30,820.  In  1894-95  profits  for  year, 
$210,462;  dividend  due  June  15,  1895,  $120,000:  balanoe.  surplus 
for  year,  $90,462.  Total  profit  aud  loss  surplus  April  30,  1896,  $437,- 
939.  In  1893-94  net  loss  under  operating,  $146,011.  President, 
Henry  C.  Butcher.  Office,  Camden,  N.  J.  (V.  60,  p.  838,  874.  1O58.) 

SiiNquchaiimi  Coal.— Owns  ooal  property  at  Nanticoke,  Luzerne 
Co.,  Pa.  Pennsylvania  RR.  owns  all  the  $2,136,800  stock  and  guaran- 
tee the  bonds  principal  and  Interest.  Dividends,  6  per  cent. 

Texas  *  Pacific  Coal.— Owns  33,000  acres  of  coal  lands  In 
Texas.  Business  consUts  of  mining  coal  and  manufacturing  coke, 
etc.  Capital  stock  $2,000,000,  full  paid.  Quarterly  dividends  of  1  per 
cert  (Q.— J.)  are  paid.  Mortgage  Is  for  $500,000  of  6  p.  c.  bonds,  due 
1908;  bonds  for  $139,000  In  sinking  fund  (In  Jan.,  1897),  leivlng 
$361,000  outstanding;  Interest  A.  &  O.  at  <  entral  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y..  the 
mortgage  trustee.  President,  R.  D.  Hunter,  Fort  Worth,  Tex.;  Vice- 
president,  Edgar  L.  Marsteu,  33  Wall  Street,  New  York. 

Texas  dc  Pacific  Land  Trust.— Holds  at  present  the  ownership 
of  the  lands  formerly  belonging  to  the  Texas  <&  Pacific  Railway.  The 
trustees  of  the  land  trust  are  Messrs.  Charles  J.  Canda,  Simeon  J. 
Drake  and  William  Strauss,  of  New  York.  On  Jan  1,  1897,  thev  held 
3,092,624  acres  of  land.  $24,168  contract  obligations,  $125,996  bill* 
receivable,  $8,798  cash.  The  liabilities  were :  Proprietary  certificates, 
$9,264,696;  outstanding,  Texas  &  Pacific  Railway  Eastern  Division, 
land  securities,  $293,606;  due  Central  Trust  Company,  $68,000; 
vouchers  unpaid,  $45,411.  In  1896  sold  2,795  acres  for  $1,051  cash 
and  $7,067  bills  receivable.  Total  receipts.  $51.144;  expenditures, 
$45,728.  In  1895  sold  5,401  acres.  N.  Y.  Office,  No.  11  Pine  8t. 

Trow  Directory  Printing  dc  Bookbinding.— Organized  in 
1891  under  laws  of  New  Jersey.  See  advertisement  in  CHRONICLR 
of  July  18,  1891.  STOCK.— Capital  stock  is  $850,000;  formerly  the 
stock  was  $750,000  common  and  $750,000  preferred  S  per  cent,  but 
was  reduced  to  $850,000  all  common  in  April,  1897.  See  details  and 
statement  of  current  assets  and  liabilities  on  March  1, 1897,  in  V.  ii  1. 
p.  612,  708.  Fiscal  year  ends  July  31.  Report  for  1895  96  was  in  V. 
63,  p.  355,  showing  profits  for  year  $17,017,  after  charging  off  $17.724 
for  depreciation  and  $3,419  reserved  for  doubtful  debts.  DIRECTORS. 
—July  31,  1896 :  Robert  W.  Smith,  President,  N.  Y.  City;  Jain 
Cannon,  Vice-President:  W.  H.  Bates,  Secretary:  Joseph  F.  Simmons, 
Treasurer;  G.  P.  Morosim,  Philip  Hathaway,  R.  W.  Gibson,  William 
H.  Porter.— (V.  61,  p.  366 ;  V.  63,  p.  355;  V.  64.  p.  612,  708.) 

United  States  Cutlery.— See  V.  54,  p.  1036. 

Virginia  dc  Tennessee  Coal  dc  Iron  Co.— Incorporated  under 
laws  of  Virginia  and  owns  about  100,000  acres  of  land  in  the  Clinch 
Valley  coal  region  of  Virginia,  and  in  Perry  and  Letober  counties.  Ky. 
The  company  leases  Its  lands  on  a  royalty  of  10  ee  its  per  ton.  There 
are  no  weight  leases  in  operation  on  the  12,400  acre's  covered  by  the 
mortgage,  and  ten  or  fifteen  more  leases  can  be  made.  Capital  stock 
is  $5,000,000  (par  $100),  of  which  $1,295,000  is  in  treasury.  Loans 
and  bills  payable  June  30,  1896,  $25,618.  Gross  earnings  for  year 
ending  April  30, 1896,  gross,  $20,373;  operating  expenses,  $6,256;  in- 
terest and  taxes,  $9,371:  balance  surplus,  $5,746.  In  1895  from  roy- 
alties were  $18,960;  other  sources,  $540;  operating  expenses  $6,500; 
taxes,  $1 ,700;  net  earnines,  $11,300;  interest  and  other  fixed  charges, 
$7,170;  balance  surplus,  $4,130. 

Wagner  Palace  Car  Co.— A.  joint-stock  association,  which  owns 
and  operates  the  Wagner  cars  in  twenty  States  and  in  Canada  on  many 
important  railroad  systems.  Stock,  authorized,  $20,000,000. 

Years end.  JuneSO.     Gross;  Net.  Dividends.       Balance. 

1896 $3,660,333    $1,567,891     (8  per  ct.)  (J) 

1895 3,363,942      1,560,187    $1,520,000    sur.$40,187 

1804 4,263,259      1,439,557      1,520,000    def.  80,443 

-(V.  63,  p.  603.) 

Wheeling  Lake  Erie  A  Pittsburg  Coal.— Organized  Aiu.  7, 
1888,  to  work  coal  In  Jefferson  Co.,  Ohio.  Stock  $1,000.000,  of 
which  $670,000  owned  by  Wheeling  <fe  Lake  Erie  Ky.  Co.,  which  wont 
into  receivers'  hands  Jan.  15, 1897.  Receivers  of  Coal  Co.  (api» 
Jan.  16, 1897,)  are  Myron  T.  Herriok  and  Robert  Blickensdorfer.  See 
Wheeling  Lake  Erie  &  Pittsburg  Coal  Co.  bondholders'  committee.— 
V.  64,  p.  182.  There  is  a  sinking  fund  of  5  cents  a  ton  for  wliicli  the 
bonds  may  be  called  for  payment  at  105  and  interest.  Year  ending 
June  30,  1895,  the  total  amount  received  for  production  w  . 
against  $475,928  In  1893-94 ;  net  earnings  $69,215,  against  $30,055; 
other  Income,  $26,696 ;  surplus  over  charges  for  year,  $9,976.— (V.  t!3. 
P.  553.) 

Whltebreast  Fuel.— Owns  and  leases  coal  lands  on  thelinesof  the 
Iowa  Central  and  C.  B.  &  Q.  See  application  to  New  York  stork  1C: 
change  in  full,  CHRONICLE,  V.  45,  p.  676.  The  Iowa  <fc  Illinois  Coal 
Co. 's  bonds  are  redeemable  $20,OOO  yearly  at  110,  and  on  June  1, 
1907.  the  whole  issue  may  be  paid  at  same  rate.  In  June.  1 896,  tU» 
bondholders  (both  loans)  were  asked  to  fund  the  June  and  December, 
189(i,  coupons  Into  coupon  scrip.  See  official  cirmuartn  V.  G'2.  p.  1140. 
Coal  marketed  in  1895-96  was  916,556  tons ;  in  1894-95,  868,203  Urns. 
Loans  payable  (on  collateral)  June  30, 1896,  $133,500 

EARNINGS.— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  For  1895-6,  gross,  $974,6".  1 
net,  $68,556 :  Interest  charges,  $75,826 ;  betterments,  etc.,  $1 '  ,04!i 
balance,  deficit,  $18,319.  In  1894-5,  gross,  $954,845;  net,  $68,743. 

(Henry  R.)  Worthlngton.— Organized  In  1893  under  laws  of 
New  Jersey  to  take  over  and  carry  on  the  extensive  business  of  man 
ufacturlng  steam  pumps  and  pumping  engines,  established  in  184 
Henry  R.  Worth! ngtou.    Company  began  "business  without  bonded  o 
floating  Indebtedness,  and  no  mortgage  can  be  placed  on  the  property 
except  by  a  vote  of  holders  of  75  per  cent  of  the  preferred  stock.    I 
dends  on  preferred,  3>s  p.  o.  Nov.,  1893 ;   In  1894,  7  p.  o.;  1895, 7  p.  o.; 
1896,  May,  3*2  p.  c.;    Nov.,  3is  p.  c.    (See  V.  56,  p.  234.)    New  York 
office.  86  Liberty  St. 


APRIL,  itvr.j  BANK,  GAS,  INSURANCE  AND  TRUST  COMPANY  STOCKS. 


nw  YORK  4  BROOKLYN  CITY  BANKS.     (•  State  banks.) 


OOMrAKIBa. 


Hew  York 


CAPtTAi- 


Par 


An...  •* 


Surplus 
atlaUMt 
.1 


100  11 500000  2,479.300  J.  A  J. 
Am.Eieh.      1 0.1  5.OOO.OOO  2.587,*00  M.  AN. 


A»u>r  Place-  1UU 

Bowery 

Broadway 


BvtehVADr    95 


DpMHBl 

CRy 

dlnton-  .... 
Colonial*  ... 
Columbia* . 
Commerce  . 
Contiti*-iiT.i. 
Oon; 

Evt  Kn.-r 
Ea»t  ;•!.;. •• 
llth  Ward'. 
Federal-.... 

Fifth 

Firth  Are-.. 
Fir-! 


-lOOOO     500.300  J.  A  J. 


li.i 
25 
100 

:•"-• 
loo 


100 


DTfTDnTDft. 


180 


25O.OOO     3l3.;MX>  J.  A  J. 
250,000     598.800  J.   A  J.     12 
1,OOO,OOO  1,577.100  J.  A   J.     12 


3OO.OOO     181,700  J.  A  J.l     8 
7 
16 

16 

f-m'ly.  150 


U 


50O.OOO  1,481.100  J.  A   J 
450,000      U75.40.I 

300,000  7,339.000 

600.000   394.100  J.  A  J 

l.OOO.OOO  3,60-, 700 'M.  A  N. 

200  J.  A  J. 

212.400  J.  A  J. 


300.000 
100,OOO| 

soo.ooo 


"«>.000  3,657.500  J.   A   J 


J. 

|J. 


I..HHI.OO.I         2O0.100  J.     A     J. 

MUNI  1.243.000  F.  A  A. 
250.000     138.800  J.  A  J. 



100.000     21 9.000  J.  A  J. 
In    liquidation. 
j    2OO.OOO     306.5OOJ.  A  J. 


:•>•> 


Fourth  ... 


1.1O8.30O    O, 
Soo.ooo  7.D-.-4.70O    <J 


14th  XT.-- 
:• 

Oai! 

GarfM.I.  ...  I.HJ 
Bemi'nAm 
i  Ex 


100.O 
200.001 
5O  1,OOO.OO< 

300,001 

9CMMM 

750.001 
200.001 


Gre«- 

Hamilton*. 

H 

H 

Imji  A    Fr.».! 
Irrlu. 
Leather  tttr. 

Uscoln 

Manhattan  * 
Mkt  A  Fait 

Mech.*:.  •  • 
Mech.  ATr- 

MeiTanT:..- 
Merc: 

" 

MLM,.r     - 

Man- 

Mntu . 

•an- 

IT.  Ain.t-n.- 

•ew  York 

•WthWd- 
V.  America. 
Oriental- 


75 

UK, 
1,., 

28 


2.O4O.8OOJ.  A  J. 
:    AX 

lajLMo 


A.  A  O. 

r.  A  \ 


r.  A  A. 

Jr. 

M.  A  N. 
J.  A  J. 
J  In  M 
1.  A  J. 


iJ.  A  J. 

i   K     A 

J.  A  J. 
l.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 


16 
100 
100 

7 
I 


U 


A  J. 

A  J 

A  J. 

A  J. 


10 
- 

10 
I 

i 
•. 


luted  In 


People-.- 

Phenii 


. 

K»I.  r, 
Kiv--   : 


. 
HW.t  !. 


894JOO-J     A   J 
426.300  J.   A   J 

M^BHD'  *  J 

BBvBp    A  J. 
Q.— F. 

J.  A  J. 

I.  A  J. 

'        •  J.  A  J. 

^^Hf  •** " 

SfitK  Q-—< 

J.  A  J. 
/.  A  J. 
J.  A  J. 


.  . 

5.400J.  A  J 


10 

-- 

6 

6 

10 

ii 

10 


10 


Stan<l»r-: 
t»a*r 

TbM 


. 

I 


J      12 


1M 


It 


None  Jan.  '93.  2 

few. 


144 

00 
M 

7 
•'. 


Jan. '97.  4 

an. '97.  6 

ipr  '97.25 

Apr.  "97.25 

Jan. '97.  34 

Vov.'96.  3 


11 

2>* 


5>t 
4. 
10 


Latew. 


Jan. '97.  7 
Nor.'9«.  34 
Jan.  '97.  3 
Jan.  '97.  6 
Jan. -97.  6 
Jan. '97.  4 
Jan. '97.  34 
Jan. '97.  5 
*pr.'97.  4 
May  '97.25 
Jan.  '97.  34 
.-*OT.'96.  5 


NEW  YORK  AND  BROOKLYN  TRUST  COMPANIES. 


COXPAXIES. 


Jau.'97.  4 
Jan.  '97.  4 
Jan. '97.  3 
Feb. '97.  6 
Jan.  '97.  4 


Brooklyn  . 
Central... 

Colonial 

Continental . . 

I  :.  rm.  I..  JtTr 

Franklin. 


CAPITAL. 


Par 


Surplus  *  DIVIDENDS  paid  In  1895  A 1896 
Uudlv'ed ;        and  also  last  dividend. 
Pronto 


Amount.  Deo  3 1,96  Period 


100  1,000,000     667,334   Q.- 
100  1,000,000  1.484.06S    3.- 


100  liOOOJOOO  6i526iS90  Bl-mon  5O 
l.OOO.OOO     500.OOO 


5OO.OOO 


100 
25    .        . 

IOO  l.OOO.OOO 


37O.113 


1,000,0004,423.884  a— F. 


Ouar.Tr. N.Y.I  IOO  2,OOO,000 
Hamilton  ....'IOO  5OO.OOO 
King*  County.  100  5OO.OOO 
KuickerbockT  lot)  l.OOO.OOO 
LongLUATr..  10O  500.OOO 
Manhattan  ..J  30  l.OOO.OOO 


'481,631   Q.— F. 

713,199  O.—F. 

519.074  J?  A  J 

400.555   Q.-^I. 

412,«00  J.  A  J. 

Man'rt-.Bklyn  100  500.00O  583.528  J.  A  J. 
Mercantile. ...  100  2,000,000  2,689.934  O.— J.  t 
Metropolitan .  IOO  l.OOO.OOO  1.1O7.S73  J.  A  J. 


i  IOO     500.OOO 


248  134  F  A  A 

N.Y.Lf.I.Atr".  100  I.OOO.'OOO  2,644,576  J.  A  D. 
N.Y.8ec.ATr  IOO  l.OOO.OOO  1.411.112  M.AN. 
People's 10)  l.OOO.OOO  1.068.989  Q. 


pr.'97.  6 
Feb. '96.  24 


Feb. '97.  3 
May  '97.16 
May -97.  5 
Wajr'97.  3 
an. '97.  3 

an. '97.  5 

Kew 

alj-96.  8 
Feb. '97.  3 

an. '97.10 
an.  '97.  4 
5 


Real  Estate..  IOO     5OO.OOO 
State IOO  l.OOO.OOO 


Title Ou. ATr..  1OO  •  25OOOOO  J 
Union  .........  IOO  l.Opp.OOO  •• 


U.S.Mort.ATr.  100  2.OOO.OOO 


United  State*.  IOO  2.OOO.OOO  9,822,912  J.  A  J. 


Waahinirton . .  IOO     5OO.OOO 


•06.748 


317.289  JT  A  J. 
945.457  J.  A  J. 


•98 


1.202.057  See  Ml  «orl 


515.093  J.  A  J. 


Last  Paid. 


Apr, '97.  2 
16     Apr.,'97.  4 
May, '97.   5 


- 
i 

•  : 
- 
in 


M 

a 


Apr.,'97.  14 
May,  '97.10 
Apr.,'97.  2 
Jan., '97.10 
May, '97.  2 
May, '97.  2 
Jan., '97.  3 
Apr.,'97.  2 
J»n.,'97.  24 
Jan.. '97.  4 
Apr.,'97.  3 
Jan., '97.  5 
Feb., '97.  3 
Dec., -96. 20 
May,'9J.  5 
Apr..'97.  2 
Jan., '97.  3 
Jan.. '97.  8 
Apr. '97.  2 
Apr.,'97.  8 
oiu  Con. 
Jan., '97. 20 
Jan..'H7  3 


•  Increased  from  ft2.OOO.OOO  in  June,  1896. 
t  Changed  from  J.AJ.  In  Der..  1895. 

1  Title  cnan^ed  In  Dee.,  1895,  from  N.  Y.  Ouar.  A  Indem.  Co   to 
Guaranty  Tnut  Co.  of  New  York, 
a  Changed  from  Q.— F.  In  Dec.,  1895. 

NEW  YORK  AND  BROOKLYN  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANIES. 


.  ..m- 


11 4  Feb.  'P7.  3 


reb.1»7.  4 
an. -»7.  5 
an. '97.  4 
an. '97.  3 
an.  '97.  3 
an. -97.  34 
an. '97.  3 

lire.'**.  6 


.....     k 


an. -97.  5 

an. '97.  4 
2 

an. -97.  8 

an. '97.  3 

an.-»7.  3 

an. '9?:  5 


8     May  -»7.  » 


an.  "97.  5 
an. -97.  3 

pr.'-97.  3 
an. '97.  4 

pr.'i»7.  14 
an. -97.  3 
an. '97.  0 
an.  V7.  3 
uly'»4.  3 
an.-V7.  6 


OT.*ML  3 


nlylW.  24 
- 


23d  Wani 

I'  aim,  -..,  • 
C  .«u-.-« 
W«e»ern 
• 


•UOOM.  AN.       6 

144.600  J    A  J.  None  . 

•0.600  J.  A  J.  MOM  I  None  Jan.  -94.  3 

*MOOJ.  A   J  ......       0     Jan.  -97.  8 

•6.600  F.  A  A        24       »      Feb.  "97.  24 


OAfBU. 


Par. 


50 

2; 

20 
IOO 
lO 

40 
100 

50 


•00.0003.007.088 
:  .000.000 


M 

M 
15 


H 

,'"' 

':';'.' 

M 
M 


Am..  DM 


400. 


.000 
300.000 
300.000 
500.000 


. 
1.066;0002.5«4.219 


300,000 
200.000 
200,000 


200.000 


150.000 


50  1,000.000 


.  N  H  I  .  M  N  . 


150.000 


500.000 

:r.., ..., 
200.000 
150.000 


501,000.000 
25 


10 
16 


200.000 
250.000 
300.000 


Met 
••rploa, 

I...    M, 
LM6  - 


-v 


175.199 

104.077 

293.616 


688.146 

44,584 


.. 

41.706 
284.612 

77.742 

•-'-••.  1  it 
.,  t;.;  J..  . 


158.034 
2^7.296 
119,162 

201.862 

2.--  -H 

\19MS 
M  i.  llfl 

12,671 

iM...-.- 
703.389 
811.010 


IJIVIDEKD*. 


in 
10 

54 
If  on. 
15-4 
15 

3 


None  None  None 


i" 

10 

10 

11 

10 


10 

a 
10 

10 

1.1 

111 

a 

'. 

10 

BO 


1895 


15-40 
15 

10 


lu 

I 

10 
u 
10 

.i 

16 
I 

10 

to 

10 
- 
I 

10 

H 


None  Jan.,  '95.  5 
10     Feb., '97.  5 
Jan., '97.  3% 
Jan., -97.  6 

17-70  Jan., '97.1O 


.; 

ii 

M 
10 


M 

ti 

7 

10 

11 

10 

'. 

10 

I 
II 

10 

1.1 


I 
1.1 
M 


LantPald. 


Apr. '97.  74 
Jan., '97.  3 
Jan.,  '97.  3 
Jan.. '97.124 
Jan.,  '97.  t! 
Feb.. '97.  3 
Jan.,  '97.  5 
Jan., '97.  3 
Jan., '97.  4 
Jan., '97.  5 
Jan.. -97.  « 
Jan.. '97.  6 
Feb.,p97.  3 
Jan.. '97.  5 
Apr, -97.  34 
Jan.. '97.  S 
Peb.,'97.  5 
Fa»V»7.  5 
Feb., '97.  5 
Jan., '97.  3 
Jan., '97.  4 
Peb.,'97.  6 
Jan..  '97.10 


•  Or«r  all  UabOWaa.  Uclodlnc  re-lMramoe.  etplUl  and  torlp. 
OA6  COMPANIES. -SEE  ALSO  MISCELLANEOUS. 


Brooklyn  Union  OH 
Central  O.  L.8*oek 


YorkTllle- 
•rook  I,,, 


IDO.II,>,         i  lyOM 


•.*»  <j,'-J-  J  air "is."  "i" 

I.OUO None  None  Jan.  "94.  S 

J.IOOJ.  A  J  Jan.  "97.  6 


106.492  J.  A  J. 

JJ: 
*  j. 


SO.S80  J.  A  J 

•30^00  J.  A  J 

181,785  J.  *  J 

M3 


A  J. 

44«.7S7J.  A  J. 

193.014  J.   *  J. 

A  J. 

-o  J    A  J. 

50.12*1 

A  A: 

9063011J.  A»J 


10 

6 


New 


•  ljan.'97.  4 

6  jJani'97.   4 

8  Jan. '97.  34 

30  Jan. '97. 10 


datlo  n. 

J 
10 

;  _• 


44  Jan. '97.  24 
10     Jan. -97.   8 
in. '9'.  4 
-tat,.   1395. 
July '96.  24 
Jan. '97.  24 
July '96.  3 
Jan. -97.  4 
Jan. -97.  6 
Jan.  '97.  5 
Jan.  '97.  6 
Jan. '97.  3 


-8fk 
lit  Bortmc*  ... 

Columbiu,  o..  Oaa. . . 
UtM.c..red.at  Mo 


. 

M.c..re 
oLO«e< 


Momao ... 
Ckeaap.  <ia*.  M  ... 

.  M.OMOTJ  '."-,i 

Ut  eon  ,  *• 
Hartford  City  O.  Lt 
IndlanapoUa  Oaa. . .. 


lit  gaortne* 

Mlnneap.  O.  L,  Bt'k" 

let  Bort 

Ut  eon.,  fold.    ... 

M..  i.    K  r  .M..    HI 
lutmort.,  if 

Man'IOaalATb,  N.Y) 


•'    ' 


Period. 


Dt™"'d">dlnt<>rMt- 


-95.  '96.      -Date. 


II. »•••.••  p.  icee. 
Co.-  See  Mlaoel  Uneooa. 
SO       500.000  F.  A  A. 

100    6.000.000 

1.0OO    2..SOO.OOO  J.    A  J. 

100    1.O72.HOO  M.  A  N.1   6" 


An(.l,*90,9 


IOO  11.0OO.OOO  J.    A  D. 

l.OOo    3.6OO.OOOJ.    A  J. 

l.OO*    l.OOO.OOO  J.  A  D. 

l.OOO    2.182.OOO,J.    A  J. 

100        75O.OOO 

850.000  J.   A   J. 
750.000  J.    A  J. 
50    2.000.000    Q.-M. 
1.000    2,750,000  MZ  A  N 
•00,000 
600,000 

J.ooc   M.  * 
1 .50O.OOO 


1,000   i,  000.000  J.  *  j. 


l.t 


"> 


Op'dOct.'94. 
An«.-95.  3 
' 


•-,  I860,  and  2  per  rent  ez- 
tkereof.   (See  V.  61.  p.660.) 


New 


100    2.000.000 


.  t         1.000        5OO.OOO 


100    3.300,000  J.   A   J. 


lot  mnrtne*.. 
mfrOMAI 
Common 


IIHI        18000C 
1,000       240.000  A.  A  (V.    7 
180.000  M.  A  N. 

74 


BnatntTQaaAK 


3,750,000 J.   A   J. 
l.ooo          51.000  J.  A   J. 


--  .....  —  .  ------  2.150.000    . 

Preferred  ..........      loo  2.150.OOO  F.  A  A. 

lit  oona.mon.   ...  l.OOO  2.OOO.OOO  M.  A  M. 

8LP.(Mln«.IO.L-<tk       1OO  1.5OO.OOO    Q.-F. 

liteurranoy  .......  '  ......  i  65O.OOOJ.  A  J. 

latoouol  .......  .........  0OO.OOOJ.  A   J. 

Uen.  K..1.I  ......  l.Ooo  2.400.0OOM.  A    8. 

-' 


.  ...... 

8yr-o'»e(N.Y.)0.aik 


. 


. 
lutmort.  «  .......  .-•  I.H.MI    l.AOO.OOO 


Waah'n(D.  C.)  (J    I. 
Be*.,  6.  Serlea  A,  K  Var> 
Re*..  6.  -tnrleo  B.  *.  Var>«        .TOOioOO 


20     2,800,000  ,0-— F. 
A    J.° 


{         I 


5«.  Jan.    1,  1916 
6     Mcb.20,'97,3 


fDeo.  1,'96,24 

I  July  1.1910 

June  1,1900 

July  1,1939 


Jan.  1.1936 
Jan.  1. '97, 4 
Dec.15,'96.  3 
I9M 


L9OT 

1910-1930 


5if.   July  1.1915 

I     Mayl.'97.2 

6     July  i.   1906 

9     Jan.  11, '97.4 


n'nen-neMayl,'93,3 


A  J. 


Apr.  1,  1903 

11(25 

Jan.  15,  '97, 4 
Various. 


Feb.  1, '97.  3 
Nor.   1,  1912 
Feb.  20/97,  1 

I'M.', 

1918 

1944 

Jan.'  i'.'f  946" 
Feb.  1, '97.  2  4 
J'ne30.'02-27 
Deo.31,'01-29 


•  Thto  oolnmn  ihowt  laat  din  lend  on  itoekt.  and  maturity  of  •>»*  it. 


156 


INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


MONTHLY    GROSS    EARNINGS    OP    PRINCIPAL    RAILROADS. 


Jaa. 

Feb. 

March. 

April. 

May. 

.lunr. 

July. 

Aac* 

Sept. 

Oct. 

NOT. 

Dee. 

Total 

a.  Ut.  a«ather«- 

i.  •;•••' 
13*.5SO 
1*1.845 
186,174 

8,*34.94« 
t.4<M.O<>4 

2  .-  17.1.1,' 

i..i;.:"» 

!.-'.':-n 

493.700 
601.77! 
4*l!81« 
178,492 

818,714 

238.808 
836.9H 

308.101 
mVUI 

kSioi 

1,390.755 
1.171,08 

1.474.79-1 
1.318,924 

-lil.ll. 

-.-..'.it 

750.070 
781.105 
910.184 
918.849 

8.777.180 
M74J»] 

3|67<;B38 

804,183 
H8JM7 

381.122 
•i>8,378 

268.993 
217.416 
338.158 

109.000 
1  onion 
103.780 
187.415 

m 

8.191.900 

1.W7.907 
1.496.516 

tlTTjM 

MUM 

485.011 
481.427 

454,005 

809.391 
181.731 
21  -.262 
836.731 

•MM 

BtLMa 

810.801 

1.154.853 
992.032 

!..  -'•..-'•..'. 

784,601 
79H,78C 

»2  1,550 

660.377 

616.948 

781409 

776,-;07 

8.648.883 
2.190.6O8 

3.568.4  1C 
2,789,462 

888,617 
884.710 
813.140 
•348.821 

290,107 
217.263 
390,357 
•891.836 

8,108.786 

1.927.52S 

2,'ll9!73( 

2.182.6S2 
1^92.818 
8.381,172 
2,206,831 

1.41H.877 

1,1S.-,.,41 
1.2.-3.360 

,l,07ii.M6 

850,988 
443.585 
5*1,812 
528.636 

880.000 
239,847 
266.655 
281,314 

876,393 
970,931 
970.748 
985,460 

109.233 
111,620 
140.047 
122,932 

171,199 
1»1,298 

•210.S-6 
•157,744 

482.146 
493.152 
514.483 
435,953 

1,970.215 

2.148.80; 
2,173,542 

808.812 
168,060 
222.899 
•314.403 

887.821 

889.578 
1.146.xlil 
1,021,727 

1.540,631 
1.523,1110 
1,753.271 
1,769,211 

131,051 
12I.HK 
107.831 

1211,14' 

887.04- 
861.5U 
881.81 
868,81- 

1,481.12- 

l.:«t.»li 
1.HI8.5TI 
1    1,367.83- 

I       801.85- 
1       8I99U 

119,000 
118,104 
180.490 
•118.471 

tS&ffl 

8,271,e03 

100,000 
1  18.001 
102,742 

BUM 

110,464 
111.214 

103,000 

115.991' 
112,426 

100,000 
126.867 
184,0<9 

119,000 
138,1.61 
183,440 

121,000 
186,620 

158.003 
171.638 
166.81.) 

170.896 
190.43H 
154.Z88 

173.301 
179,378 
164.7911 

1.493.200 
1.851.-2S& 
1,531,640 

S5"  "           ....(310m.). 

JJ5L  (810  m.). 

ST.  »(3li";-i; 

K!:;*.'.!?.^?(o,48i  i>. 

2.893,778 
8.3*0391 
8,203.270 

2,375.829 

2.401,0-0 
•2,269.910 

8,085.188 
2,088.113 
8,148,774 

1,600,73J 

8.06»,40d 
2,152.641 

3,441,426 

2,374,892 
2.491,9411 

3,411.464 

2.8RN.21" 
8,705,718 

3.164,318 
8."36.182 
3,068,052 

i!804!«4H 
2,931,904 

2,617,231 

2.797.390 
2,852,010; 

28.784.48* 

•29'.777',3k» 

iTl'l««ri.  *  «>il»- 

1.785,641 
1313.MOO 
1.918.868 
•8,100.407 

537,086 
538.83X 
6M.978 
•317,968 

833,771 
ItUM 

881407 

VI  .1.11(1 

333.257 
818.747 

.li'.-,.ll> 

1,388.119 

1,193.25» 

•ijwlooi 

895.288 

1.03D.81S 
934,019 

1..  :io.-.rj- 

tSI.iae 

1.610.079 
1,899.764 

1,730,687 

2.0U0.019 
2.189,891 

1,826,246 
1.910.-03 
8.188^96 

8.187,467 

2.244.492 
3,898,967 

2,085,410 

2.132,508 
2.292.931 

2,155,410 
2,270,846 
8.872,746 

1.940.281 
2.083.830 
2,183,216 

1.874.876J  81,761,907 
2.081,040'  23,470.508 
2.177,804    24,935.970 

l»»7...  <«.o86«.>. 
«  li.  JL  Ohio  •*••  th  w.- 
9M/  _{8l7  to  f*l  m.) 
ta£f>           (881m.). 

469.269 
603.205 
486.93t 

453.801 

4S-S.019 
461,906 

455.5S3 
489.019 
548,533 

496.508 
619.221 
•491.188 

802.080 

51l-2,-21'l 
•380,159 

587.010 
618,570 
•615.339 

594.104 
819,779 
666,492 

538.714 

555,271 
495.620 

516.798 

545.708 
546.291 

8.232,503 
M18.0IW 
0,147,03» 

S«7H«ay*  Pl^.b£ 

1MW4  ..                ....(834  m.). 

316.891 
846,775 
382,369 

94.887 
231,502 
38  il,140 

118.861 
261.934 
88S.95f 

871,151 

291.719 
313,327 

896.174 
275.015 
290.965 

880,099 
287,483 
884,114 

284,774 

237.0M7 
343,346 

264.614 

300,519 
301,893 

153.511 

264,600 
265.886 

2.733.211 

3.033.14H 
3,337,  88 

1890  (344m.). 

MMO  (314  m.). 

ID87  .-...(8S4  m.). 
•  rl.  Ce4.  K.  dc  No.— 

l-»  i               ....  (1.134  m.). 

372.628 
874.722 
895.408 

286.059 

292,4  .'6 
316,057 

373.683 
29.  138 
851,857 

223,863 

292,157 
316,184 

319,955 

347/J48 

364,505 

4  in;  s.i  i 
418,651 

409.997 

f.39,214 
533,600 

346.105 
501.163 
833,727 

333.094 
444,185 
382,439 

3,74».»3» 
4504.338 
4,460,038 

IBM  (1.181m.). 

1890  (1.114  m.). 
1887  (1.134  m.). 
anadlan  Paelic- 
1  8>M_..  (8.890  to  «^»7  m.). 

u»»e.'.'.'.(6,3»i  to  8,»7s  m.>! 

1,801.471 
1.215.621 
1.46MMO 

1.450,4811 
l,724',8ti 

1,  453.681 

1,512,862 
1,887,221 

1,517,609 
1,543,541 
1,803,375 

1,655,552 

1.075,36  • 
1.887,*85 

1,778,053 
1,^20,398 
1,826,680 

3.190,908 
2.291.857 
2,121.650 

1.919.358 

2.129.025 
1,964,684 

1.554,889 
1.924.616 
1,925,871 

18,752.188 

18,941.0*1 
2  ',681,51-8 

18V7....  (8,470m.). 

vol.  al  New  Jersey— 
1894«  (028  m.). 

913.383 

l.nlil.lnl 
947,807 

1.019,416 
1,083,965 
988.383 

1,219,435 

1.132,0-9 
1,041.237 

1,120,963 
1,127,831 
1,199,366 

1,155.847 
1.277,399 
1,183,198 

1,087,007 
1.181.218 
1,116,782 

1.097.839 

1,257.871 
1,263,807 

1,051.590 
1.271MW4 
1,148,621 

U.659.M1 

1:1.068,023 
13,117,350 

18860  (088  m.). 
188n«  lOa-jm.l. 



heaapMkr  dc  Oiilo- 
1884a.  .(UI78  to  1,80  1  m.)  . 
IHuSa  _(1.380m.). 

740,719 
MM.lof 

818,700 
•1,085,886 

8.858.989 
2,742!  14! 

892,204 
741.3-28 
824,209 

571,800 
833,811 
837,976 

698,321 
778,512 
8*0.145 

809,452 
780,041 
840,054 

935,389 
866,717 
862,259 

789,304 
831,510 
869,855 

870,888 
906.915 
892,610 

798,901 

889.637 
875.035 

900,247 
929.617 
1,018,819 

9.127,666 

U.798.824 
10,375.193 

18Bfla    ..    -  ...  (1,3-10  m.). 

1807a  (1,360m.). 
hie.  Burl,  dc  Ualncr- 

1884k..  (1.1*  to  7.2V:t  m.l. 
18961k..  (7.883  to  7.HS8  m.). 
1898)1.  .(7.832  to  7.859  m.). 

3,884,579 
8,477,801 
2,511.758 

8,655.895 
2,611,858 
2,451,619 

2,498.199 

2,496,812 
2,724.5fe 

2,569.441 
2,651,786 
2,753,361 

3,108,441 
3,232,147 
3.114.268 

3,055.535 

:f.30M,52» 
3.164,649 

3.323,512 

3.66H.156 
3,773,809 

2.741,554 

8.2.H.9S7 
2,823,309 

2.595.847 
2.921,800 
2,b  55,052 

83,343.185 
33.H58.-26U 
34.176.454 

hlc.  dc  Kail.  Illlnol*- 

1884                        .(515  m.) 

2S2.221 

374.512 

284,961 
319,296 

165,688 
239,604 
268,005 

179,494 
283,33) 
877,285 

218,094 
312,670 
309,231 

375,813 

839,888 
296,545 

301,817 
335,183 
315,148 

354.093 

405,725 
366,303 

316,371 

378,991 
331,483 

335.697 
365.457 
389,006 

3.424.340 
3,873,788 
3,884,735 

1886  .(515  to  581  m.) 
1880  (521  to  545  m.) 

289.4211 
342.868 
•327,063 

337,857 
284.579 
468,91 
•427,553 

8,515.79< 

*!?19!3.V 
2.336,828 

8,428,963 
2,208,707 
2,616.744 

hlcaco  Gt.  We«.- 

1084  (922m.) 

282,049 
281,183 
360,137 

272.278 

2!l.rJ,987 

3l5!e61 
884,801 

223,157 
333,45  i 
831,087 

878.427 
408,935 
414,856 

366,629 
425,649 
438,181 

391,336 
477,242 
471,575 

324,848 
391,745 
319,818 

281.356 
880.248 
413,420 

3.658.013 

4,089,578 
4,886,489 

I-H.-I  (9.'8  m.) 

1888  ;922to928  m.) 

344,164 

hlc.  IHHw.  Ac  r*t.  P.- 

l«Wf  ...(8.086  to  6.118  m.) 
1899e..(6,148  to  6,188  m.) 
189P«._(6.168  to  8.131  m.) 

3,154.883 

a!oio'.149 

2,169,3:5 

1,9:14.560 
2.447.309 
3,096,186 

1,438.786 

M.o80,aoi 

693.005 

484.02: 

Bt7,M 

397.COO 

870,268 
278,50! 

940.212 

1.053,814 

l|056|721 

136,971 
111,991 
14«,467 

186,589 
2D1/0. 
205.820 
•178,097 

530,608 
5.11.515 
56».5B(I 
485,103 

2,094,120 

2,344,077 
2.222,620 

177,138 
175.841 
829.13. 

837,137 

881,98! 
1.112.4.1 
1,031,419 

1.603,388 
1.717,701 
•1.980.68'- 
1.909,80! 

ll»,»8s 
167.171 

lll.-l; 

834,06r 

8«l2!ll 
262,86 

1.054,01( 
1,608,10s 
1.68-1  .53- 
1,608,611 

218.491 

888.411 

3.257,834 

2,054.183 
3,368,590 

2,259,714 

2,114,093 
2,257,920 

2.383.942 
2,283,885 
ii.804,939 

1,779,228 

Ji,2*9,21J 

3,493,078 
2,862,985 
3,524,368 

2,809,375 

3,u82,29 
2,878,178 

2,990,874 
3.851,883 
3.480,111 

2.519.014 

3,416,689 
2,738,520 

2.203.524 

2,784,653 
•2,570.877 

28.173.386 
3I.,60M,001 
31,352,383 

Jhlc.  dc  Mmhwmt'n- 

18846  (5.031  m.) 
18956  (5.031  m.) 
18966  (5,031  in.) 

2.177,469 

2,138,257 
2,140,686 

2.588,315 
2,401,433 
2,6?  1.980 

3,440,04< 

2i«32/23; 

2,208,198 
2,  .143,04  1 
8,865,233 

2.750,558 
3,070,528 
2,760,713 

2,748,061 

3,251.430 
2.843.064 

2,905,333 

3.774,590 
3,309,707 

2.438,763 

3,0»7,3(18 
2,478,834 

2.046.846 
2,614,788 
2,3e6,17s 

29.059.547 
31,50:l,SW 
32,  115.887 

)hlc.  K..  lii.  dc  Pac.- 
1894  (3,571  m.) 
1886  (3.571m.) 
1888k.  (3.571  m.; 

1,825.154 
1,330.873 
1.410,91" 
H.237.493 

614.035 
583,378 
581,686 

1.485.S81 
1,264.616 

1,458,173 

1,209,692 

1,403,176 
1,  250,531 
kl.220,402 

1.199,535 
1,308,707 
Vl,280,55o 

1,751,42' 

kl',407',95. 

1,760,188 
1,881.44. 
kl,  463.668 

1,773,835 
1.90S740 

kl.671.950 

1.500,135 
1.521,771 
/tl.201,636 

1,300.050 
1.5ll,-2b8 
kl.xS7.130 

1,8.162.102 
17.'29,583 
15,!I15.20« 

Jhlc.  SC.  P.  M.  dc  0.- 

i-Hl    (1,49-2  m.) 

511.921 
468.349 
508,273 

661.973 

518.983 
590,971 

610^06 
477,331 

i:i  ,tu: 

108,048 
538,110 
398,377 

612,503 
701,083 
879.632 

703.487 
841,196 
862.570 

806,700 
1,014,093 
1,117,202 

690.697 
831,625 
761.484 

534.088 
659.124 
659,953 

7.897.619 
7.00-.791 
8.156.192 

1886  (1,492m.) 

188*  (1.4l>2m.) 

Jin.  N.O.  dc  Tex.  P.- 

;s94  (336  m.) 

818.000 

288,330 
280.920 
290,703 

1,055,312 
1.102.301 
990.362 
•1,087,101 

136,429 
121.201 
157.507 
•lo-7.0M< 

219,920 
173.219 

308.366 
•188,980 

480,469 
481.787 
556,805 
•514,000 

3,474,295 
2.460.825 

249.000 
791.402 
263,116 

247,000 
295,873 
884,458 

251.000 

298.699 
278,132 

383,000 
32I.D10 

278,711 

292,000 
3*0.191 
265,500 

298,000 
340,600 
284,061 

337,000 
356,880 
308,142 

319,000 
347,750 

280.248 

298.000 
347,916 
304,082 

3.447.000 
3.7  17,900 
3.371.650 

lg«6  (336m.) 

IfcflO  ...          (836  m.] 

•1.  <in.  Chic,  dc  -i  .  1.. 
1894  (1,850m.). 

1.004,223 
1.104,082 
1,036,108 

1,020.081 
1,181,538 
|   1,051,579 

1,021,086 
1,1-1,743 
1,170,982 

921.582 
1,162,134 

1,0,0.1  i.. 

1,216,078 

1.292,291 
I,12u,b60 

1,805.677 

1.238,528 
1,123,258 

1,290,280 

1,327,485 
1,162,762 

1.203.739 
1.21)2,631 
1,019,84-2 

1,194.574 

1.159.424 
1,204,44K 

12.918.140 

13.1-76,706 
13,011,493 

1886.  (1.85.1  m.) 

1896.  ...(1,830  to  1.83Sm.). 

Colorado  Midland- 

1894                              (330  m.   . 

113,643 
154,114 
161,941 

1*8,403 
17U.32U 

187.872 
136,332 

128,445 
142,4.9 
137.U03 

146,757 
161.429 
138.566 

117,588 
184,462 
144.665 

150,946 
183,410 
151,793 

131,851 

163,128 
159,313 

130.784 
144,989 

141,173 

1893  (330m.  . 

1,740.011 

1,824,037 

1896  (830  in.;. 

1897    .                     Cl.'.o  m  ) 

lei.  Hack.  V.  dcTol.- 
1894  (329m.). 

281,903 
190.H68 
212.662 

103,113 
125.8S7 
188,163 

199,755 
180.100 

l«8,u«j 

220.648 

•2.  IS.  1  11 
•208,2  !8 

831,468 

•2r,U,20i 

877.819 
287,024 
327,345 

308,822 
8u6,469 
•158,262 

328,414 

284,768 
•253.951 

209,132 
245.8U5 
•U(j5,931 

2.688.700 

•2.tl7".421 
£2.180,924 

1895....                  (329m.). 

1B8"  (829  to  346m.). 
18*7  (316  m.). 
>eav.  dc  Klo  (.i-muli-  - 
1884  (1,857m.). 

500.469 
548,470 
680,224 

857,011 
578,805 
691,693 

501,868 
579.573 
038,147 

438,861 
643,689 
822.437 

014,808 
66-.570 
621,458 

853,039 
661,693 
623,026 

728,758 
779,059 
742,225 

852,113 
1  00,654 
609,750 

591,961 

622,702 
E67.6o6 

6.780.109 
7.291^*9 
7,238,3i9 

1895.                     (1  857  m  ) 

1896  (1.666  m.). 

trie— 

1895*      ..        ..  (2  Irt5  m  ) 

2.264,080 

2,38d,85J 

2,512,225 
2,591,693 

2.450,411 
2.618,091 

3,622,702 
2,635.533 

2.848.4SO 
2,687.666 

2,775,488 
2,769,490 

3.186,463 
3,098,895 

2,938,976 
2,874,327 

2.51I-.728 
2,535,81  1 

30,634,123 
31,164^6-2 

1896*  ...8.163  m.l 

1897t  (2,165m.). 

flint  dc  Peru  .Haiti.— 

253,758 

835.257 
246,042 
•216,826 

948,821 
1.138,53-2 
1,3X5,4*1 
1,253,307 

l,«07.32rf 
1.194,29^ 
1,724.83(J 
•1,726,161 

ir.ii.12: 

124,55'- 
•132;50i 

868.82S 
294.571 
274.924 
•269,6  « 

l.ll.-'S.lSl 

l/ll.'.l.l.l 

1,580.931 
•1,681,78! 

231,781 
26.1.41' 

190,787 
227,016 
823,472 

187,781 
209,131 
203,617 

186,153 
198,267 
210.263 

180.505 
311,431 
204,721 

206,522 
221,241 
201,754 

201,012 
208,41  4 
208,39  1 

216,963 
238,403 
219.428 

193,271 
203.551 
188.225 

191,079 
209,19? 
231,689 

3,392.726 

•2..-V05.6HI) 
2,594,611* 

1896    ..                  (639  m  ) 

1886  1639  to  1-51  m.). 
1897  (661  m.)  . 

;i.  North'n   Myetem- 
1994'._(4,037  to  4.049  m.). 
1CU5*.             ....(4,019m.). 
18V6*    (4  019  m  ) 

005,512 
1,041,331 

1,043.443 
1.231,301 

1,410,878 

982.837 
1,345,520 
1,801,821 

1,361,556 
1.421,416 
1.700,711 

1,383,319 
1,136.209 
1,710.297 

1.678,602 
2,093,858 
3,170,200 

2.147.967 
2,519.804 
2,482,218 

1,963,364 
2,315,868 
8,0in,399 

1.898.652 
1.813.231 
l,577,3lH 

15,167,051 

19,033.093 

1H97-  (4.049m.) 
IllneUCruiral.- 
1894*.  .              (*  127  m  ) 

1.460,831 

1.561,831- 

1,  (CIS,  ill 

1,604,429 
1,757,90- 
1,641,454 

1,417,830 
1.80.1,450 
1,61)0,116 

1,334,233 

1,604,631 
1.64»,591 

1.708,658 
1.758.740 
1,655,  so  I 

1,709,965 
1.845,802 
1,916,385 

1,978.923 
2.387,442 
2.268,827 

1,982.871 
2,157.389 
1,873.455 

JL.866,226 
2.208,15* 
2,104,066 

s 

1885+....       ...  ..8127m) 

18U6t  (8,127  m.) 
18*7+  (3.127m.) 

•wa  Central— 

114....             ...  (497m.) 

128,26! 
115,655 

125,437 
128,019 
127,233 

105,142 

122,84.-: 
133,343 

120,747 
122,802 
120,951 

118,588 
112,889 
12.1,018 

189,152 
159,420 
144,164 

168367 
198,916 
163,981 

146,483 
1H3.415 
123,233 

139,807 
160,260 
131,314 

1,087.971 
I,'713,'ll4 

1896  (4x7  m) 

UJ80  (497  to  60'  m.) 
1897  (60Hm.). 

Lake  Brie  dc  We.fn- 

215.161 
285.5% 
*85,82i 

339,647 
•296.097 
288,783 

358,508 
268,338 
29u,97tl 

275,948 
880,987 
276.e5i) 

853,788 
320.485 
272,288 

318.730 
292,359 
275,202 

297.037 
331.861 
2>H),842 

292,611 
307,157 
242,646 

306,190 
810,721 
287,01i6 

3,345,401 

3151K.101 

1693  (785  m.) 

1HU6....                    i  7  •  ,  in  , 

1897  .(783m.) 
L«aUTllledcN«.hT.- 
1HM4  .     ..(8.956m.) 
1886..  ..(8.935  lo  2.9  vim.) 
lH9d.  ..  (3.966  to  2.M71  m.). 
,WS7  (8.974  m.). 

1.397,90! 
l,432,28( 
1,531,19 

1.  HI,  16l 
1,533,364 
1,602,014 

i.r,li,si)i 
1,047,317 
1,648.387 

1.438.90S 
l,882,94.d 
1,027,601 

1,892,687 
1,*27  16C 
1,650,788 

1,688.890 
1,693,931 
1,75  .-..891 

1.805.196 
1.979,699 
1.U6J.049 

1.795.020 

1.878,590 
1,741,812 

1.718,404 

1,757,85(1 
1,854,971 

19,405,'2«3 

[.••UT.  N.  A.  dc  <Jnlc.r 

264.96 

235  52* 

MO.SI. 

282,5»C 
283.181 

889,158 
•217.321 

314,166 

•239.140 

304,519 

317,930 

873.576 

250.636 

8,383.011 

1IW6                         (537  tn.'l 

utnnA^r^Xr«'Yt"',?«  f^'ii    *  '"e'udBs  rtuiiits  ou  Brie  and  orauones,  K.  V.  Pn  Jt  o.  aud  Ohio.  *  Er  e.       t  Tneae  Huures  Include  the  earnings  of  the  SU  L.OUI' 
n°.'A'  .SSri°.'il-...''  B'lSh  .'.".:  *,?ly..?»?.'17-*rS  included  for  all  the  years.  .  0  Includes  MU^auKM  Law  dhore  *  Western  for  all  thejrears. 

ftrm.rfr  repowd  waaratl uoa<»i?'»t'>e  rear,  all  tue  ru«l    owuel  or  coaorolled.  not  excepting  the  Cnloajo  Barllu<t  m  *  .ortnera.  wn 

f««  nt  th.    We  ?!e.a<Jt'ua"?';V,^a"  of  a»rolnK9  for  all  months  preceding  April.  1896;  after  that  simoiT  the  monthly  estimates  whtcn 
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158 


INDEX 


|  VOL   LXIV. 


INDEX    TO    COMPANIES— CONSOLIDATED,     <&c. 
Companies  not  given  in  the  SUPPLEMENT  tables  in  their  alphabetical  order  may  be  found  by  reference  to  the  Index  below. 


NAME.  WILL  BB  FOUND  UNDEB— 

Akron  A  Chicago  Junction.  .........  Baltimore  A  Ohio. 

Alabama  Outral  ....................  Southern  Railway  Co. 

American  Dock  A  Improvement  Co..  Central  of  New  Jersey. 
American  Telephone  *  Telegraph.  .  American  Bell  Telephone. 
AnnaiNilu  &  Balto.  Short  Line  ......  Bulto.  &  Annapolis  Short  Una. 

AabUoiilaA  Plttaburg  .............  I'tttsbiirgYoiingstownA  Ashtabula. 

Aipcn  Short  Line  .......  .  ............  Colorado  Midland. 

Atchlaon  &  Nebra*ka  ................  Chicago  Burlington  A  Q"ln£3r- 

Atehlxin  A  Pike's  Peak  ..............  Central  Branch  Union  Pacific. 

Atlantic  A  Gulf  ......................  Savannah  Florida  A  Western, 

Atlantic  MlMlHAlppI  A  Ohio  ..........  Norfolk  A  Western. 

Atlantic  &  Northwest.  ..............  Canadian  Pacific. 

Baltimore  Belt  ......................  Baltimore  A  Ohio. 

Baltimore  A  Cumberland.  ......  .  ____  Western  Maryland. 

Baltimore  A  Hanover  ...............  Western  Maryland. 

Baltimore  &  Horrlsburg  .............  Western  Maryland. 

Baltimore  A  New  York  ..............  Baltimore  A  Ohio. 

Baltimore  A  Lehigh  RR  ............  York  Southern. 

Battle  Creek  A-Hturgls  ..............  Lake  Shore  A  Michigan  Southern. 

Bay  City  A  Battle  Creek  .............  Michigan  Central. 

BeDefontolne  A  Indiana  .............  Clev.  Cin.  Chic.  A  St.  Louis. 

Belleville  A  Carondelet  ..............  Illinois  Central  System. 

Belleville  A  Eldorado  ................  Illinois  Central  System. 

Belleville  A  Southern  Illinois  .......  Illinois  Central  System. 

Bell's  Gap  ............................  Pennsylvania  A  Northwestern. 

Birmingham  Equipment  ............  Kansas  City  Memp.  A  Birmingham. 

BoaneYUle  Bridge  ....................  Missouri  Kansas  A  Texas. 

Boston  Cllii.  Fitch.  A  New  Bed  .....  Old  Colony. 

Boston  Concord  A  Montreal  .........  Concord  &  Montreal. 

Boston  Hoosac  Tunnel  A  Western..  Fitohburg. 

Boston  A  N.  Y.  Air  Line  ............  N.  Y.  New  Haven  A  Hartford. 

Boston  Wlnthrop  A  Shore  ...........  Boston  Revere  Beach  &  Lynn. 

Brooklyn  A  Montauk  ................  Long  Island. 

Brunswick  A  Chilllcothe  ............  Wabash. 

Brunswick  A  Western  ...............  Savannah  Florida  &  Western. 

Buckingham  Railroad  ...............  Chesapeake  A  Ohio. 

Buffalo  A  Erie  ........................  Lake  Shore  A  Michigan  Southern. 

Buffalo  New  York  A  Philadelphia..  Western  New  York  &  Pennsylvania. 
Buffalo  A  Southwestern  .............  Erie  RR. 

Burlington  A  Missouri  River  ........  Chicago  Burlington  A  Quincy. 

Busk  Tunnel  .........................  Colorado  Midland. 

Cairo  Arkansas  A  Texas  ............  MlssouriPaeiflc—  St.  L.  I.  M.  A  So. 

Cairo  Short  Line  .....................  Illinois  Central  System. 

Cairo  Vlnoennes  A  Chicago  .........  Cleveland  Cin.  Chicago  &  St.  Louis. 

California  A  Oregon  .................  Central  Pacific. 

Camden  A  Atlantic  ..................  West  Jersey  &  Sea  Shore. 

Canada  Central  ......................  Canadian  Pacific. 

Cape  Girardeau  Southwestern  ......  St.  L.  Cape  Glrardeau  A  Fort  Smith 

Carbondale  &  Bhawneetown  ........  Illinois  Central  System. 

Carolina  Cumberland  Gap.  &  Chic.  Carolina  &  Cumberland  Gap. 
Cedar  Falls  A  Minnesota  ............  Dubuque  &  Sioux  City. 

Cedar  Rapids  Iowa  Falls  AN.  W...  Burlington  Cedar  Rapids  A  North'n. 
Cedar  Rapids  <fc  Missouri  River  .....  Chicago  A  North  Western- 

Central  of  Ga.  RR.  A  Banking  ......  Central  of  Ga.  Ry. 

Central  Iowa  ........................  Iowa  Central. 

Central  Washington  ...........  .  .....  Northern  Pacific. 

Charleston  Cincinnati  A  Chicago..  .Ohio  River  A  Charleston. 
Charlotte  Columbia  &  Augusta  ____  Southern  Railway. 

Charlottesville  A  Rapidau  ..........  Southern  Railway. 

Chattanooga  Union  ..................  BeltRy.  (of  Chattanooga.) 

Cheshire  ...........................  ..Fitchburg. 

Chester  A  Lenolr  ....................  Carolina  A  Northwestern. 

Chicago  A  Atlantic  ..................  Chicago  &  Erie. 

Chicago  A  Calumet  Terminal  .......  Northern  Pacific. 

Chicago  Clinton  Dubuque  A  Minn..  Chicago  Milwaukee  A  St.  Paul. 
Chicago  A  Great  Western  ...........  Chicago  A  Northern  Pacific 

Chicago  A  Indiana  Coal  .............  Chicago  &  Eastern  Illinois. 

Chicago  A  Iowa  .....................  Chicago  Burlington  A  Quincy. 

Chicago  Kansas  A  Nebraska  ........  Chicago  Rock  Island  A  Pacific 

Chicago  Milwaukee  A  N.  W  ..........  Chicago  A  North  Western. 

Chicago  A  Milwaukee  ................  Chicago  A  North  Western 

Chicago  A  North  Michigan  ..........  Chicago  A  West  Michigan. 

Chicago  &  Ohio  River  ...............  Peoria  Decatnr  &  Evahsville. 

Chicago  A  Pacific  ....................  Chicago  Milwaukee  A  St.  Paul 

Chicago  Santa  Fe  A  California  ......  See  Atchison  System,  Apr.  ,'96'stTP 

Chicago  A  St.  Louis  ..................  AtchisonTopeka  A  Santa  Fe 

Chicago  St.  Louis  A  New  Orleans.  .  .  Illinois  Central. 
Chicago  St.  Louis  A  Paducah  ........  Illinois  Central  System. 

Chicago  St.  Louis  A  Pittsburg  .......  Pittsb'rg  Cincinnati  Chicago  &  St.  L. 

Chicago  St.  Paul  A  Kansas  City.  .  .  .  Chicago  Great  Western 

Chicago  St.  Paul  A  Minn  ............  Chicago  St.  Paul  Minn.  &  Omaha. 

go  A  Southwestern  ............  Chicago  Rock  Island  A  Pacific. 

Chicago  A  Springfield  ................  Illinois  Central. 

Chicago  A  Tomah     .................  Chicago  A  North  Western. 

Chicago  Wisconsin  A  Minnesota  —  Wisconsin  Central  Co. 
Chootaw  Coal  A  Railway  ............  Choctaw  Oklahoma  &  Gulf 

Cine  nuati  A  Baltimore  .....      ......  Baltimore  A  Ohio  Southwestern. 

Cincinnati  Ind.  St.  Louis  A  Chicago.  Cleveland  Cln.  Chic.  &  St.  Louis 
Cincinnati  Northern.  ................  Cincinnati  Jackson  &  Mackinaw. 

Cincinnati  Richmond  A  Chicago..  ..Pittsb'rg  Cincinnati  Chicago&St  L 

Cincinnati  Bandusky  A  Cleveland..  Cleveland  Cin.  Ohio.  &  6t  Louis 
Cincinnati  Southern  .................  Cincinnati  New  Orleans  &'  Tex  Pao 

Cine  nnuti  &  Springfield  ............  Cleveland  Cinu.  Chic  A  8t  Louis 

Cincinnati  Wabash  A  Michigan  .....  Cleveland  Cin.  CWc.  &  Bt  Louta 

Cincinnati  Wash.  A  Baltimore  ......  Baltimore  A  Ohio  Southwestern^ 

Oeartie  d  A  Jefferson  ................  Pennsylvania  &  North  western 

Cleartleld  Bituminous  Coal  ..........  Beech  Creek 


.......... 

eve  and  A  Canton  .      .............  Cleveland  Canton  A  Southern 

p^o±"df.C0l"UiblU1  Cta-  *  Ind  —  -Cleveland  Cin.  Chic.  A  8t  Louis. 
S?T  "J?.0  S??,tral--J.v,  ...............  Unicn  Pacific  Denver  &  Gulf 

Columbia  A  Greenville  ..............  Southern  Railwav. 

n"f  !'  ?rJi  1(5f  M  '  '  '     -.'  '  •  .........  International  A  Great  Northern. 

Columbia  A  Red  Mountain  ..........  Spokane  Falls  A  Northern. 

Columbus  Connecting  &  Terminal  .  .  Norfolk  A  Western. 

rnbus  A  Hocking  Valley  ........  Columbus  Hocking  Valley  A  Toledo 


ms  A  Rome.  ........  Central  of  Georgia  Ry. 

S  SoutTefn.*.3.??.".118  .....  GlUXUASll,n±?ukay  * 

>?--  .............  .V|rHockin«aValTey  A  Toledo. 

ibus  A  Western  ................  Central  of  Georgia  Ry. 

"gated  Terminal-  Biiiwtf.'."!^  &««$«  Belt, 
Consolidated  Vermont  ...............  Central  of  Vermont. 

Corning  Cowanesque  A  Antrim  .....  Fall  Brook 

..........  Cleveland  Canton  &  Southern. 


ansas  A  Texas. 


NAME.  WILL  BB  POUND  UNDEB — 

De  Bardeleben  Coal  &  Iron Tennessee  Coal  &  Iron  (Mlsoel.) 

Delano  Land I/ehigh  Valley. 

Denver  Pacific Union  Pacific. 

Denver  A  Rio  Grande  Western Rio  Grande  Western. 

Denver  Texa  s  A  Fort  Worth Union  Pacific  Denver  &  Gulf. 

Denver  Texas  A  Gulf Union  Pacific  Denver  A  Gull. 

Des  Moines  A  Minnesota Chicago  A  North  Western. 

Detroit  A  Bay  City '. Michigan  Central. 

Detroit  Bay  City  A  Alpena Detroit*  Mackinac. 

Detroit  Lansing  A  Northern Detreit  Grand  Rapids  &  Western. 

Detroit  Mackiuao  A  Marquette See  Miscellaneous  Companies. 

Detroit  Monroe  A  Toledo Lake  Shore  &  Michigan  Southern. 

Distilling  A  Cattle  Feeding American  Spirits  Manufacturing. 

Duck  River Nashville  Chattanooga  A  St.  LouU 

Duluth  A  Manitoba Northern  Pacific. 

Duluth  Short  Line St.  Paul  A  Duluth. 

Duluth  &  Winnipeg Duluth  Superior  &  Western. 

Dutohess  County Phila.  Reading  &  New  England. 

Hast  Line  A  Red  River Missouri  Kansas  A  Texas. 

Kant  River  Gas New  York  A  East  River  Gag. 

East  Tenn.  Va.  &  Ga Southern  Railway. 

Eastern  of  Massachusetts Boston  A  Maine. 

Eastern  of  Minnesota Great  Northern. 

Easton  &  Amboy Lehigh  Valley. 

Easton  A  Northern Lehigh  Valley. 

Elizabeth  town  Lexing.  A  BigSandy.Chesapeake  A  Ohio. 

Elinira  State  Line Tioga  RR. 

Erie  A  Kalamazoo Lake  Shore  &  Michigan  Southern. 

Erie  &  Western  Transportation  Co. Connect.  Terminal  RR.  (of  Buffalo). 

Escanaba  A  Lake  Superior Chicago  A  North  Weswrn. 

European  A  North  American Maine  Central. 

Evansville  A  Crawfordsville Evansville  A  Terre  Haute. 

Evansville  Henderson  &  Nashville.  .Louisville  A  Nashville. 

Evansville  Rockf ord  A  Eastern Louisville  Evansv.  &  St.  L    Consol. 

Fargo  &  Southern Chicago  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul. 

Florida  Southern Savannah  Florida  A  -Western. 

Fort  Smith  A  Van  Buren  Bridge St.  Louis  A  San  Frai.  Cisco. 

Franklin  A  Pittsylvania Southern  Railway. 

Fremont  Elkhorn  &  Missouri  Val..  .Chicago  &  North  Western. 

Georgia  Midland  &  Gulf Georgia  Midland  Ry. 

Georgia  Pacific    Southern  Railway. 

Georgia  Railroad Georgia  RR.  &  Banking  Co. 

Grand  Rapids  Newaygo  A  L.  Shore. Chicago  A  West  Michigan. 

Grand  River  Valley Michigan  Central. 

Green  Bay  Wlnona  &  St.  Paul Green  Bay  &  Western. 

Greenfield  <t  Northern Kansas  City  Ft.  Scott  A  Memphis. 

Harlem  River  A  Portchester New  York  New  Haven  A  Hartford. 

Hastings  A  Dakota Chicago  Milwaukee  A  St.  Paul. 

Helena  &  Red  Mountain Northern  Pacific. 

Hereford Maine  Central.  • 

Holly  Wayne  A  Monroe Flint  A  Pere  Marquette. 

Housatonio New  York  New  Haven  A  Hartford. 

HuntingburgTellCity&Cannellt'n.Louisville Evansv.  A  St.  L.  Consjl. 
Huntington  A  Big  Sandy Ohio  River. 

Illinois  A  St.  Louis  Louisville  Evansv.  &  St.  L.  ConsoL. 

Indiana  Block  Coal Chicago  A  Eastern  Illinois. 

Indiana  Bloomingtou  or,  Western.... Peoria  &  Eastern. 

Indiana  A  Illinois  Southern St.  Louis  Indianapolis  &  Eastern. 

Indianapolis  Cin.  A  Lafayette Cleveland  Cin.  Cnlc.  A  St.  Louis. 

Indianapolis  A  St.  Louis Cleveland  Cin.  Chic.  A  St.  Louis. 

Ionia  &  Lansing Detroit  Grand  Rapids  A  Western. 

Iowa  A  Dakota Chicago  Milwaukee  A  St.  PauL 

Iowa  Falls  A  Sioux  City Dubuque  A  Sioux  City. 

Iowa  Midland Chicago  &  North  Western. 

Iowa  A  Minnesota Chicago  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul. 

Jackson  Lansing  &  Saginaw Michigan  Central. 

Jacksonv.  St.  Aug.  A  Indian  Riv... Florida  East  Coast. 
Jacksonville  Louisv.  A  St.  Louis... Jacksonville  A  St.  Louis. 

Jacksonville  Southeastern Jacksonville  A  St.  Louis. 

James  River  Valley Northern  Pacific. 

Jamestown  A  Franklin Lake  Shore  A  Michigan  Southern. 

Jefferson  Madison  A  Indianapolis.. Pittsburg  Cincinnati  Chic.  A  St.  L, 

JolietA  Chicago Chicago  A  Alton. 

Junction  A  Breakwater Delaware  Maryland  &  Virginia. 

Kalamazoo  Allegan  A  Gr.  Rapids. .Lake  Shore  A  Michigan  Southern. 

Kalamazoo  A  South  Haven Michigan  CentraL 

Kalamazoo  &  White  Pigeon Lake  Shore  A  Michigan  Southern. 

Kansas  A  Arkansas   Valley Missouri  Pac.  (St.  L.  I.  Mt.  &  So.) 

Kansas  City  Fort  Scott  A  Gulf Kansas  City  Fort  Scott  A  Memphis. 

Kansas  City  &  Indep.  Air  Line Kansas  City  Suburban  Belt. 

Kansas  City  A  Memphis  Ry.  Bridge.  Kansas  City  Fort  Scott  A  Memphis. 

Kansas  City  <fe  Pacific Missouri  Kansas  A  Texas. 

Kansas  City  St.  Louis  &  Chicago — Chicago  A  Alton. 

Kansas  City  Southeastern  A  Memp. Kansas  City  Fort  Scott  A  Memphis. 

Kansas  City  A  Southwestern St.  Louis  A  Ban  Francisco. 

Kansas  City  Springfield  A  Memphis. Kansas  City  Fort  Scott  A  Memphis. 
Kansas  City  Terminal  Constr.  Co. ..Kansas  City  Pittsburg  A  Gulf. 

Kansas  City  Topeka  A  Western Atchison  Topeka  A  Santa  Fe. 

Kansas  City  Wyandotte  &  N'th'w'n.Kansas  City  Northwestern. 

Kansas  A  Missouri Kansas  City  Fort  Scott  A  Memphis. 

Kansas  Pacific Union  Pacific. 

Keithsburg  Bridge Iowa  Central. 

Kentucky  Central Louisville  A  Nashville. 

Kentucky  Union Lexington  A  Eastern. 

Knox  &  Lincoln Maine  Central. 

Eiackawanna  A  Southwestern Central  N.  Y.  A  Western. 

Lackawanna  A  Susquehanna Delaware  A  Hudson. 

Lawrence .• Pittsburg  Youngstown  A  Ashtabtuo. 

Lehigh  A  New  York Lehigh  Valley. 

Lehigh  A  Susquehanna Lehigh  Coal  A  Navigation  (Miscel.) 

Lemlngton  &8t.  Clair Canada  Southern. 

Leroy  &  Caney  Valley Missouri  Pacific. 

Lexington  A  Frankfort Louisville  &  Nashv'le  (L.  C.  A  Lex.) 

Lincoln  A  Northwestern Chicago  Burlington  A  Qulnoy. 

Lincoln  Park  A  Charlotte Buffalo  Rochester  &  Pittsburg 

Little  Rock  Junction Missouri  Pacific. 

Little  Rook  A  Fort  Smith Missouri  Pacific. 

Long  Branch  A  Sea  Shore Central  New  Jersey. 

Long  Dock  Company Erie  RR. 

Long  Island  City  A  Flushing Long  Island. 

Louisiana  A  Missouri  River Chicago  A  Alton. 

T  oulsville  Cincinnati  A  Lexington. .Louisville  A  Ua«h 

Louisville  &  Frankfort Louisville  <fe  Nashv.— L.  C.  AL«r. 

LouisvllleNew  Albany  A  Chicago.. Chicago  Indianapolis  &  Louisville. 

Louisville  New  Orleans  A  Texas Illinois  Central  (Yazoo  &  M.  V.i 

Louisville  St.  Louis  A  Texas Louisville  Henderson  A  St.  Louis. 

Louisville  Southern Southern  Railway. 

Lowell  A  Lawrence Boston  A  Lowell. 

Macon  A  Augusta Georgia  RR.  A  Banking  Co. 


IS'JT.J 


INDEX. 


139 


WILL  BK  FOUND  ITCDKB — 

Makontng  Coal  Lake  Shore  A  Michigan  So.  System. 

Malone  ASt.  Lawrence St.  Lawrence  A  Adirondack. 

ManitobaSouthwesfn  Colonlxatlon.  Canadian  Pacific. 

Marietta  Columbus  A  Northern Toledo  A  Ohio  Central  Extension. 

Marietta  Mineral Toledo  A  Ohio  Central  Extension. 

Marietta  A  North  Georgia Atlanta  Knoxvllle  A  Northern. 

Maple  River         Chicago  A  North  Western. 

Marqoette  Houston  A  Ontonagon...Dulutn  South  Shore  A  Atlantic. 

Maryland  Central Baltimore  A  Lehlgh. 

Mirr--'rr'   OntiBerittea't  A  Passnmpsle 

MayivUleA  Lexington Kentucky  Central. -Louis.  A  Kaah. 

Mdteesport  A  Belle  Vernon. PlttabJf  cKeesport  A  Youghlogheny. 

Memphis  ClarksrtUe  A  Louisville. . .  Louisville  A  Nashville. 

•phis  Equipment...  Kansas City  Memphis  ABtrmlng'm. 

••iKansas  A  Colorado Kansas  City  Fort  Scon  A  Memphis. 

lAOhlo LoulsTlUe  A  Nashville. 

•Bridge...  St.  Louis  Mereh'U' Bridge  Ter.  RR. 

River Chicago  A  North  Western. 

Manhattan  Elevated. 


Lonx 

.;an£qutpment ..Chicago  A  West  Michigan. 

^^^Bd  of  Indiana Chicago  and  Southeastern. 

Midland  of  New  Jersey New  York  Sosquehanna  A  Western 

Milwaukee  Lake  Snore  A  Western.. Chicago  A  North  Western. 

Milwaukee  A  Madison Chicago  A  North  Western. 

Milwaukee  A  Northern Chicago  Milwaukee  A  St.  Paul. 

Milwaukee  A  St.  Paul. Chicago  Milwaukee  A  St.  Paul.    • 

Minneapolis  A  Duluth Minneapolis  A  St.  Louis. 

Minneapolis  A  Pacific Mianeap.  St.  P.  A  Sault  Ste,  Marie 

MlmieapT  Beult  Ste.  Marie  A  Atrtic.Mlnneap.  St.  P.  A  Sault  Ste.  Marie. 

Minneapolis  Union Great 

Minneapolis  Western Great  Northern. 

Minnesota  Central Chicago  Milwaukee  A  St.  Paul. 

•Mesota  A  North  western. Chicago  Great  Western. 

Snesota  St.  Crolx  A  Wisconsin..  .Wlscoaatn  Central  Company. 
1  tlknesota  Valley Chicago  A  North  Western. 

Kmwaol  Valley Central  Vermont 

•aVBatppt  River  Bridge Chicago  A  Alton. 

Mlatourl  Kansas  A  Eastern Missouri  Kansas  A  Texas. 

•Seurl  Valley  A  Blair  RR.  Bridge. Chicago  A  North  Western. 

Ka*arl  A  Western St.  Louis  A  San  Franelseo. 

^^^Bst  Otrard central  of  Georgia  By. 

a  Route".  Chicago  Indianapolis  A  Louisville. 

Montana  Central Great  Northern. 

Montauk  Kitendon  RR. Long  Island 

•BMgomerT  A  Enfanla.  Central  of  Georgia  Ry. 

Montreal  Portland  A  Boston Ceatral  Vermont 

•EL  Canal Lehigh  Valley. 

Maskegon  Grand  Rapids  A  Indiana. OraaT Raptds  i 


.  I,  RR 


•ebra> 
Hew  A 

]lew  Brans  wir  k 

New."' rv  A  N. 

lew  Haven  A  DerUr. 

siwjSasfc 

^^•Hans 


ATennlna. 


New  York  New  Haven  A  Hartford 
ALoweU. 

"   N  ,-  i      t    V    !'•••      .--•.- 

•MMATwta*. 

-\SEs7- 


New  York  New  Havea  A  Hartford. 

New  York  Sosqaehaana  A  Western. 

central  of  New  Jersey. 
New  Orleans  A  Southern. 

^•Beaas  Mobil*  A  TSXM Loots.  A  Mesh.  (N.O.  A  Mobile  Dtv.) 

-fleam  Pacific Texas  A  Paeue. 

rtARJehfonl  ..CoanseBentA- 

woAFIashiag 


..ErieRR. 
.BrieBB. 


ew  York  A  Erie 

ew  Y«rk  l.ake  Erie  A  W . 

^•tt  A  Long  Branch Ceatral  of  New  Jersey. 

^^K  A  Manhattan  Beech...  .:.VY.  Brooklyn  A  MaabeC  Beaeh. 


New  Y,,rk  A  New  England 

.few  York  A  Northern. 

.Hew  Ynrk  Pennsylvania  A  Ohio 

>»w  •. 


Tors  reaasrivania  A  uue — wypaao  KM. 

•  vtdenee  A  Boston New  York  Ne 

York  A  Oewege  Midland New  York  OB 

York  A  Roekaway  I  «ng  Island, 

way  Vallry  Kan.  City  St. 

ilk  Albenarie  A  Atlantic Norfolk  Va.  B 


..Hew  England  R 
.New  Yen  A  Pure  am 

JpanoRR. 
•  «w  Haven  A  Hartford. 
New  York  Ontario  A  Western. 


T*o«t»er» 


Jos.  A  Coeneil  I 
»  Beach  Al 
..Norfolk  A  Wests 
..Norfolk  A  South 
.Chicago  A  North  We 


.Cmtral  of  Georgia  By. 

r  A  Lake  Champlaln. 
'    Central. 

_VaL  A  Toledo. 
A  Okie  South  western. 
Valley  A  Toledo. 


..LaUgh  Valley. 

i  .LeBigh  *  Hew  En,  land. 


NelU  A  Western. 

..New  York  New  Haven  A  Hartford. 
•W.  .  <  •hfe-acn  A  North  Western. 

V.  Canal... 
ikeepsle  A  l:o-t.  .n  ...... 

sore  Line  ................  Main*  ivntral. 

.::  Louisville  A  Nsshville, 
,  A  Medford.  .  Camdm  A  Atlantic. 
.  ..Reading  Company. 
••      • 

«ke  Kite.  .  .  Plttslmrg  Bssssasr  A  Lake  Erie. 

• 


'.'•'••-••••'  •     Mk 


n  ........  Flint  A  Prre  Marqoette. 

Maine  Central. 
Maine  Central. 

emBi     !  ' 

Oonway  Boston  A  Maine. 

.  .  ComBeretel  Cable. 
.....  Chicago  Milwaukee  A  St.  Paul. 
..........  Ckteago  Burlington  A  Qolney. 


WILL  BB  FOUND  UKDBB— 

avenswood  Bpenoer  A  Glenvllle. .  Ohio  River. 

Republican  Vauey Chicago  Burlington  A  Qulnoy 

Rich  Hill Kansas  City  Ft.  Scott  A  Mem. 

Richmond  A  Danville Southern  Railway. 

Richmond  York  River  A  Ones. Southern  Railway. 

Rochester  A  Pittsburg Buffalo  Rochester  A  Plttsburg. 

Roanoke  A  Southern. Norfolk  A  Western. 

Rome  A  Carroll  ton Chattanooga  Rome  A  Columbus. 

Saglnaw  A  Western Detroit  Grand  Rapids  A  Western. 

St.  Charles  Bridge Wabash. 

St.  Joseph  A  Western St.  Joseph  A  Grand  Island. 

St  Lawrence  A  Ottawa Canadian  Pacific. 

St  Louis  Alton  ASprlngfield St  Louis  Chicago  A  St  Paul. 

8t  Louis  Alton  A  Terre  Haute Illinois  Ceutral  System. 

8t  Louis  Arkansas  A  Texas. St  Louis  Southwestern. 

St  Louis  Bridge  A  Tunnel. Terminal  Association  of  Bt  Louis. 

St  Louis  A  Chicago St  Louis  Peoria  *  Northern. 

St  Louis  Council  Bluffs  A  Omaha..  .Wabash. 

8t  Louis  A  Eastern St  Louis  Peoria  A  Northern. 

St  Louis  Iron  Mount'n  A  Southern.. Missouri  Pacific  System. 

St  Louis  Jacksonville  A  Chicago Chicago  A  Alton. 

St  Louis  Kansas  City  A  Northern... Wabash. 

St  Louis  Keokuk  A  S.  W Chicago  Burlington  A  Qnincy. 

St  Louis  Salem  A  Arkansas St  Louis  ASan  Frunolsco 

St  Louis  Southern Illinois  Central  System. 

St  Louis  Wichita  A  Western St  Louis  A  San  Francisco. 

"St.  Paul" Chicago  Milwaukee  A  St  Paul. 

8t  Paul  Eastern  Grand  Trunk Chicago  A  North  Western. 

ft  Paul  Minneapolis  A  Manitoba. . .  Great  Northern. 

St  Paul  A  Pacific Great  Northern. 

St  Paul  A  Sioux  City  bonds Chic.  St  Paul  Minn.  A  Omaha. 

St  Paul  A  Sioux  City. " 


. Miscellaneous  Companies 

St.  Paul  Stiil water  'AT!  P'.'.".    !!!!.  .Chic.  St.  Paul  Minn.  A  Omaha. 

Sanford  A  Lake  Eustls Jacksonville  Tampa  A  Key  Week. 

Sault  St.  Marie  A  Southwestern Chic.  St.  Paul  Mlnneap.  A  Omaha. 

Savannah  Amertcus  A  Montgomery. Georgia  A  Alabama. 

Savannah  A  Atlantic Central  of  Georgia. 

Savannah  Albany  A  Gulf Savannah  Florida  A  Western. 

Savannah  A  Charleston. Charleston  A  Savannah. 

Savannah  A  Western Central  ef  Georgia  Ry. 

Bchuylkill  River  East  Side. Baltimore  A  Ohio. 

Sdoto  Valley  A  New  England Norfolk  A  Western. 

Seaboard  Air  Ltnr  Seaboard  A  Roanoke. 

Seattle  A  International. Seattle  Lake  Shore  A  Eastern. 

Oregon  Improvement. 

*h  Valley Norfolk  A  Western. 

Denlson  A  Dallas Missouri  Kansas  A  Texas. 

Shreveport  A  Southern...  Missouri  Kansas  A  Texas. 

a...  N.  Y.  New  Haven  A  Hartford. 

Short  Creek  A  Joplln Kansas  City  Fort  Scott  A  MempkaX 

.k  Pacific Chicago  A  North  Western. 

•leu  City  A  Bt.  Paul Sw  Miscellaneous  Companies. 

Hmlthtown  A  Port  JeB-erson. Long  Island. 

Sodna  Bay  A  Southern Elmtra  A  Lake  Ontario. 

•  Carolina. South  Carolina  A  Georgia. 

Florida Savannah  Florida  A  western. 

Georgia  A  Florida. Savannah  Florida  A  Western 

mdeJVa.)...  rfolk  A  Western. 

tern  A  St.  Louis Louisville  A  Nashville. 

Ceatral Lehlgh  Valley. 

•  VtorMa  ...Savannah  Florida  A  Western. 

Chicago  Milwaukee  A  St.  Paul. 
.Buulketu  Pacific  of  California. 
Cumberland  Valley. 


Union  *  Columbia... Ashevllle  A  Snartanburg. 


Northern    _ 
PtmbargClna.  Chle.  A  81 


Bouthem. 


Stockton  A  Copperopolls. Southern  Pacific  of  California. 

Bturgis  Goshen  A  St  Louie Lake  Shore  A  Michigan  South) 

warier  CAjOat  tine" '.'.'.'.".".'.'.'.".".'.".". CM  ago  8t  Paul  Minn.  A  Omali 


Paul  Minn.  A  Owiaha. 
Watertown  A  Ogdensburg. 
Ontario  A  New  York.  ......  Went  Shore. 

Taylor's  Fall*  A  Lake  Superior  .....  St.  Paul  A  Duluth. 

Tarido  Vallry  ........................  Kan.  ««y  St.  Jos.  A  Council  Bin 

Tebo  A  Keoaho.  ......................  Missouri  Kansas  A  Texas. 

Padncah  Tennessee  A  Alabama. 


CSS 


i  (ante  A  Southeastern Evansvllle  A  Indianapolis. 

TexarkaoaA  Ft.  Smith Kansas  City  PltUburf  A  Oulf. 

Texas  Mexican...  Mexican  National. 

...American  Grocery  Oo.  (MUceL). 
A  No.  Michigan.  Ann  ArlHir  Railway. 

Wheeling  A  Lake  Krlr. 

Toledo  Cincinnati  A  HI.  Ixwl. Toledo  8t  L»ul«  A  Kansas  City. 

Toledo  OohmbM  A  Cinetnnatl Toledo  A  Ohio  CentraL 

Toronto  Gray  A  Braoe Canadian  Pacific. 

TroyABoatoa Kltchburg. 

Touel  BaUroad  of  St.  Urals Terminal  Aas'n  of  St.  Louis. 

I  Northern  Central. 

Union  Railway  of  Chattanooga Belt  Ry.  (of  Chattanooga.) 

Union  A  Logansnort I  noin.  Chicago  A  St.  L. 

Union  Steamboat  Lino Erie  KK 

I'nlon  Ti-r.  By.  of  Kansas  City.  Kan  Kansas  City  Suburban  Belt. 

United  States  Cordage Standard  Rope  A  Twine. 

Upper  Coos Main*  Central. 

Utah  A  Northern Oregon  snort  Line. 

Utah  Southern. Oregon  Short  Line 

UUca  A  Black  River Rome  Watertown  A  Ogdensburg. 

Valley  Ry.  of  Onto Cleveland  Terminal  A  Valley. 

Venice  A  Carondelet...  ...Louisville  Evans.  A  St.  L.  ConsoU 

Vsrdigrls  VaL  Independ'ce  A  Watt. .  Mtasoarl  Pacitte. 

Vtotobwg  A  Meridian. Alabama  A  Vlcksborg- 

Virginia  A  Tennessee 

Waco  A  Northwestern Houston  A  Texas  Central  Railway. 

Ware  River. .  n  A  Albany. 

Warren  A  Venango Dunkirk  Allegheny  A  PltUburg. 

Warwick  Valley... Ix-hlith  A  llmlixm  River. 

Washington  <1tv  A  Point  LookDOt. Baltimore  A  Ohio. 

WaxhliiKton  Oblo  A  Western Southern  Ry. 

Wayne*  '  Ifveland  Canton  A  8onth«rn. 

Wellston  A  JackoonBelt Coliiniiin.  FlocklngVallej-  A  Toledo. 

A  Atlantic Nashville  ChnlUnooga  A  St.  Louis. 

Mtanemta... St.  Paul  A  Northern  Pacific. 

North  Carolina Southern  Ballway. 

Pacific Central  Pacific. 

West  Jersey West  Jenwy  A  Sennhorn. 

Wert  Jeney  A  Atlantic Went  Jerwy  A  Seashore. 

West  Wisconsin Chic.  St.  Paul  Mlnnean.A  Omaha. 

Wllkeabarre  A  Eastern N.  Y.  Bwaaehanaa  A  Western. 

Wlllmar  A  Sioux  Falls Great  Northern. 

WUmtagton  A  Oonway Wilmington  Columbia  A  Augusta. 

WtBona  A  M.  Peter Chicago  A  Ni.rth  Western. 

WUeonsIn  A  Minnesota Wisconsin  Central  Company. 

Wtaoonsln  Minnesota  A  Pacific Minneapolis  A  St.  Ix>uls. 

WbMOMta  Valley Chicago  Milwaukee  A  8t  Paul. 

York  AlVach  Bottom Baltimore  A  Leblgb. 

KaaesTille  Terminal Columbia  Sanduaky  A  Hooking 


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INVESTORS'    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


INDEX    TO   RAILROAD    MORTGAGES. 
Abntiacto  of  leading  railroad  mortgages  published  from  tune 

to  time  in  the  CHBOHICLK  are  indexed  below: 

VOL.  FADE. 

AtohUon  Topeka  A  8»nt»  F«  By.  g«n.  mort.  4i,  due  1895  ; 

prior  lien  4i,  due  1925  ............  ..  ........  ..........  < 

Ad|tutm«nt  mortgage,  4«.  due  1995  .....................  (i- 

Bait  Belt  Ut  mort.  5*,  due  199O  ..............................  52 

Baltimore  A  Ohio  Coniol.  M.  5s.  due  Feb.  1,  1988..  ..........  \ 

Terminal  l»t  mortinge,  4>«s  due  June  1,  1931  ....  .....  8 

Bait.  A  Ohio  Southwestern  lit  M.  4>*i.  due  Jan.  1.  1990  ..... 


I 


ion  Elerated  lid  M.  of  1887.  .................. 

Buffalo  *  Sunquehanna  1st  M.  5».  gold.  of  1893,  due  1913..    ! 
Oambrla  A  Glearfleld  lit  M  5s,  1891.  due  1941  ...............    52 

Central    f  Georgia  Ry  eonsol.  M..  5».  gold.  1895.  due  1945.    61 

Central  RR.  A  Bk.  Co.  of  Ga.  Col.  Trust  5s.  due  May  1,  1937.    45 

ntral  RR.  Co.  of  N.  J.  Gen.  M.  5s,  due  July  1,  1987  ........    45 

Central  Pacific  M.  6s.  due  Oct.  1,1936  ........................    *•> 

OheMkpeakeAOhlolstM.es.  due  July  1,1008  ...............    45 

IstM.  Peninsula  ext.  6»,  due  Jan.  1,1911  ................    45 

lit  M.  extensions,  6«,  due  June  1,  1922  ...................    45 

liteonaol.  M.  5«,due  May  1.  1939  .................. 

lit  eonioL  on  Rich.  A  All.,  due  1989  ......................    51 

adeonsol.  on  Rich.  A  All-.due  1989  ............  ...  ........    51 

General  mortgage.  goM,  4»»s.  due  March  1.  1992..  ......    C 

Chicago  Burl.  *  Q..  Nebraska  ext.  4s,  due  May  1,  1927  ......    45 

Chicago  A  Erie  1st  and  Income  mortgages,  due  1982..  .......    S 

C  MT*8t.P.,lstM..Chlc.AL.8up'rdlv.58,dueJulyl>1921.    45 
lit  M.  Chlo.  A  Milwaukee  7s,  due  Jan.  1,  1903  ...........    45 

litM.  Chlo.  A  Mo.  River  5»,  due  July  1,  1926  ............    45 

litM.  Chlo.  A  Paciflo  6s,  due  Jan.  1,  1910  .....  .  ...  ......    45 

1st  If.  Chic.  A  Pacific  Western  5s,  due  Jan.  1,  1921  ......    45 

Consol.  Mort.  7s,  due  July  1,  1905  ................  .....  ...    45 

1st  M.  Dakota  A  Great  Southern  5s,  due  Jan.  1,  1916  —    45 
IstM.  Dubuque6s,  due  July  1.  1920  ......................    45 

1st  M.  Fargo  A  Southern  6s,  due  Jan.  1,  1924  ............    45 

IstM..  Hastings  A  Dakota  exten.  7s,  due  Jan.  1910  ......    45 

IstM.  Iowa  A  Dakota  7s,  due  July  1,  1908  ...............    45 

IstM  Lacrosse  A  Davenport  5s,  due  July  1,  1919  .......    45 

IstM  Mineral  Point  5s,  due  July  1,1910  ................    45 

IstM   River  division  7s,  due  Jan.  1,  1902  ................    45 

lstM-  Southern  Minn.  6s,  due  Jan.  1,1910  ...............    45 

Terminal  Mort.  5s,  due  July  1,  1914  .......................    45 

IstM.  Western  Union  6s,  due  July  1,  1909  ...............    45 

1st  M.  Wisconsin  A  Minn.  5s,  due  July  1,1921  ...........    45 

lit  M.  Wisconsin  Valley  6s,  due  July  1,  1920  .............    45 

General  M.  4s  of  1889.  due  1989  ...........................    48 

Chicago  A  Northern  Pacific  1st  mort.  5s,  due  April  1,  1940..    52 
Lease  to  Wisconsin  Central,  dated  April],  1890  .........    52 

C.  Rock  I.  A  Pao.  1st  M.  Exten.  A  Collat.  5s,  due  July  1,  1934.    47 
1st  M.  St.  Joseph  A  Iowa  6s,  due  July  1,  1935  ............    47 

IstM.  Wis.  Minn.  A  Pac.  6s,  due  Oct.  1,  1934  .............    47 

Clev  Clu.  Chic.  A  St.  L.—  Collat.  trust  8t  L.Div.  4s,  due  1990.    52 
Colorado  Midland  1st  M.  6s,  due  June  1,  1936  ................    45 

Consol  mort.  4s,  due  Feb.  1,1940  ..........................    51 

Denver  A  Rio  Grande  1st  Con.  M.  4s,  due  Jan.  1,  1936  ......    47 

Improvement  M.  5s,  due  June  1,1928  ....................    47 

Denver  Tramway  consol.  mort.  6s,  due  Jan.  1,1910  .........    52 

Duliith  South  Shore  A  At.  IstM.  5s,  due  Jan.  1,1937  ........    45 

Erie  RR.  1  st  oonsol.  mort.  securing  prior  lien  and  general 

mort.  bonds,  due  Jan.  1.  1996  ........................    62 

Fort  Worth  A  Denver  City  1st  M.  6s,  due  Dec.  1,  1921  .......    45 

Georgia  Car.  A  North'n  1st  M.  5s,  due  July  1,  1929  ..........    49 

O«-  So.  A  Fla.  (So.  Hy.  System)  1st  m.  5s,  g.  due  July  1,  1945.    61 
Houston  A  Texas  Central,  all  new  mortgages  of  1890  .......    52 

Iowa  Central  1st  M.  5s  of  1888,  due  1938  .....................    49 

Kentucky  Central  1st  M.  4s,  due  July  1,  1987  ................    45 

Kings  County  Elev.  IstM.  5s,  due  Jan.  1,1925  ...............    49 

Lake  Erie  A  Western  IstM.  5s,  due  Jan.  1,1937  .............    46 

2dM.  5s,  due  July  1,  1941  .................................    54 

Lehigh  Valley  of  New  York  1st  4>«8,  due  July  1,  1940  .......    51 

Loulsv.  Evans.  A  St.  L.  1st  Con.  M.  5s,  due  July  1,  1939  .....    49 

Louisville  A  Nashville  Unified  mort.  4s,  due  July  1,  1940  ...    51 
Manhattan  Elerated  consul.  4s,  due  April  1,1990  ............    51 

Mexican  Central  consol.  M.  4s,  due  1911  and  1939  ...........    49 

Minn.  A  wt.  L.  1st  cons,  gold  5s  of  1894.  due  Nov.  1,  1934.    59 

M.  St.  P.  A  8.  Ste.  Marie  1st  Cons.  M.  5s,  due  July  1,  1938...    47 

1st  M.  Minn.  S.  Ste.  Marie  A  Atl.  5s,  due  Jan.  1,  1926  ____    45 

MlnnrapolisStrectR'y  oonsol.  mort.  of  1890,  due  Jan.  15,1919    52 
Mo.  Kan.  A  Texas  Ry.  1st  M.  4s,  due  June  1,  1990  ...........    51 

2d  M.  4s  due  June  1  1990  ................................    51 

Missouri  Paciflo  1st  Cons.  M.  6s,  due  Nov.  1,  1920  ...........    47 

Mobile  A  Ohio  General  M.  4s,  due  Sept.  1,  1938  ..............    47 

New  York  Chicago  A  St.  Louis  1st  M.  4s,  due  Oct.  1,  1937..    45 

N.  Y.  Ontario  A  western  Cons.  1st  M.  5s,  due  June  1,  1939.    49 

N.  Y.  Susquehanna  A  West.  1st  mort.  5s,  due  Aug.  1,  1940..    52 

Terminal  IstM.  5s,  due  May  1.  1943  ......................    57 

Norfolk  &  Western  Ry.  1st  consol.  M.,  gold.  4s,  due  1996    .    64 
Northern  Pacific  general  1st  mortgage  6s,  due  1921  .........    58 

Northern  Pac.  Rv.  prior  lien  M.  ,4s,  gold,  due  Jan.  1,1997..    63 
i  .i-nernl  lien  M.,  3s,  gold,  due  Jan.  1,  2,047  ..............    63 

Oregon  RK.  A  Navigation  consol.  mort.,  4s,  due  1946  .......    63 

Greg.  Short  Line  A  Utah  No.  con.  M.  5s,  due  April  1,  1919..    51 
Collateral  Trust  5s,  due  Sept.  1,1919  ......................    51 

Peoria  A  Eastern—  O.  Ind.A  West.  1st  M.5s,  due  Apr.l,  1938.    47 
Consol.  1st  mortgage  4s,  due  April  1,1940  ...............    §1 

Income  mortgage  bonds,  due  April  1,  1990  ........  .  ......    51 

Fhlla  lelphta  &  Reading  it'iilmiii  mortgage,  dated  Nov.  18, 

1898,  for  $30.000,000  of  gold  6s  ..........................    64 

Plttuburg  A  Western  1st  M.  4s,  due  July  1,  1917  .............    45 

Reading  Company  and  Phlla.  &  Reading  Coal  &  Iron  Co. 

g^n.  mort.,  gold,  4s,  due  Jan.  1,  1997  .................    64 

Bio  Grande  Southern  1st  mortgage,  due  July  1,  1940  ........    54 

Bio  Grande  West.  1st  M.  4s,  due  July  1,1939  ...........     ....    49 

St.  Louis  A  San  Fran,  consol.  M.,  gold,  Is,  due  July  1,  1996.    61 
Bt.  P.  M.  AM.  IstM.  Mon.  ext.,  4s,  due  June  1,  1937  ........    45 

Pacific  Extension  1st  mort.  4s,  due  July  1,  1940  .........    52 

Ban  Fran.  A  North  Pacific  1st  M.  5s,  due  Jan.  1,  1919  ........    49 

Southern  Pacific  gen.  M.  5s  of  1888,  due  1938  ...............    49 

Southern  Pac.  of  Cal.  1st  eonsol.  M.  of  1893,  due  1937  ......    57 

Southern  Railway  1st  cons.  M.  5s,  d'ie  July  1,  1994.  ........    59 

Texas  A  Pacific  1st  M.  5s,  due  June  1,  2000  ..................    47 

2d  M.  5s.  due  Dec.  1,2000  .................................    47 

Toledo  Peoria  A  Western  1st  M.  4s,  due  July  1,  1917  ........    45 

Toledo  St.  L.  A  Kansas  City  1st  M.  6s,  due  June  1,  1916  .....    45 

Union  Pacific  collat.  trust  notes,  6s,  due  Aug.  1,  1894  .......    53 

Kansas  Pacific  consolidated  6s,  due  May  1,  1919  ........    58 

UnlonPaeltlcDenverAGulfcon.  M.  5s,  due  Deo.  1,  1939....    51 

Virginia  Midland  general  M.  5s,  due  May  1.  1936  ............    47 

Wabash  1st  M.  5s,  due  May  1.  1939  .......  .    49 

2d  M.  5s,  due  Feb.  1,  1939  ................................    49 

Deb.  M.  6s,  due  July  1,  1939  ...............................    49 

Detroit  A  Chicago  Exten.  1st  M.  5s.  due  July  1,  1941  ...    54 
Western  New  York  A  Penn.  1st  M.  5s.  due  Jan.  1,  1937  ......    47 

Wert  Shore  IstM.  4s  of  1889,  due  2361  .......................    42 

Wisconsin  Central  Co.  A  RR.  Improv.  5s,  due  May  1  1931..    53 


731 
739 
205 
804 
71 
245 
246 
583 
584 
889 
!I76 
873 
242 
402 
241 
54 
55 
55 
147 
144 
144 
644 
441 
911 
146 
85 
213 
144 
145 
85 
213 
144 
212 
144 
114 
114 
145 
85 
114 
212 
114 
145 
145 
830 
465 
468 
260 
261 
261 
42 
540 
572 
228 
229 
354 
274 

86 
440 
239 
429 
242 
582 
372 
237 
45 
444 
114 
208 
613 
248 
177 
1145 
142 
243 
356 
495 
495 
287 
83 
541 
238 
84 
512 
376 
903 
1012 
1017 
928 
242 
243 
201 
246 
247 

618 
439 

612 
163 
237 
186 
342 

82 

241 

509 

1041 

5  83 

82 

82 
242 
403 
528 
988 
244 

23 
270 
272 
273 
1049 
109 
176 
759 


RAILROAD    AND     OTHER    MAPS    IN    THE 

SUPPLEMENT. 

The  railroad  maps  in  the  SUPPLEMENT  and  maps  of  certain 
cial  companies'  properties  may  be  referred  to  easily  by  the 
index  below.  These  maps  are  prepared  with  much  care  in  the 
CHRONICLE  office,  and  are  intended  to  show  as  clearly  as  poss- 
ible the  precise  location  ot  the  various  railroads  represented 
and  their  strategic  position  in  commanding  business. 
MAP.  PAOB. 

Atohlson  Topeka  A  Santa  Fe  Railway  System 9 

Baltimore  AOhlo 13 

Baltimore  A  Ohio  Southwestern.    See  Baltimore  A  Ohio 13 

Bangor  AAroostook 14 

Buffalo  Rochester  A  Plttsburg 17 

Canada  Southern.    See  New  York  Central ; !>7 

Central  Pacific.    See  Southern  Pacific 127 

Central  of  Georgia 21 

Central  RR.  of  New  Jersey 23 

Chesapeake  AOhlo 28 

Chicago  Burlington  A  Qulnoy 28 

Chicago  A  Eastern  Illinois 30 

Chicago  Great  Western 31 

Chicago  Indianapolis  A  Louisville 33 

Chicago  Milwaukee  A  St.  Paul 34 

Chicago  A  Northwestern 37 

Chicago  Rock  Island  A  Paciflo 39 

Chicago  St.  Paul  A  Kansas  City.    See  Chicago  A  Great  Western 31 

Cincinnati  Hamilton  A  Dayton 41 

Cleveland  Cincinnati  Chicago  A  St.  Louis 43 

Cleveland  Lorain  A  Wheeling 45 

Columbus  Hocking  Valley  A  Toledo 47 

Delaware  A  Hudson  Canal  Co.'s  Lines 50 

Denver  A  Rio  Grande 52 

Dubuque  A  Sioux  City.    See  Illinois  Central 68 

Elgin  Joliet  A  Eastern 55 

Erie  RR 56 

Flint  A  Pere  Marquette 59 

Galveston  Harrisburg  A  San  Antonio.    See  Southern  Paciflo 1 27 

Georgia  A  Alabama 62 

Grand  Rapids  A  Indiana.    See  Pennsylvania  RR 1 09 

Great  Northern 64 

Houston  A  Texas  Central.    See  Southern  Pacific » 127 

Illinois  Central 7; 68 

Kanawha  A  Michigan.    See  Toledo  A  Ohio  Central 133 

Kansas  City  A  Independence  Air  Line 73 

Kansas  City  A  Northern  Connecting 70 

Kansas  City  Pittsburg  &  Gulf 72 

Kansas  City  Suburban  Belt T3 

Lake  Erie  A  Western 75 

Lake  Shore  A  Michigan  Southern.    See  New  York  Central 97 

Lehigh  Valley 77 

Louisville  A  Nashville 79 

Mexican  Central 83 

Mexican  International 85 

Michigan  Central.    See  New  York  Central 97 

Minneapolis  ASt.  Louis 87 

Missouri  Kansas  A  Texas 89 

Mobile  A  Ohio 

Nashville  Chattanooga  A  St.  Louis 03 

New  Orleans  &  Western 

New  York  Central  A  Hudson  River 97 

New  York  Chicago  A  St.  Louis.    See  New  York  Central 97 

New  York  Ontario  A  Western 

Northern  Pacific 104-K 

Pennsylvania '"'•* 

Philadelphia  A  Erie.    See  Pennsylvania  Railroad 109 

Pittsburg  Bessemer  &  Lake  Erie 

Plttsburg  Cincinnati  Chicago  A  St.  Louis 114 

Pittsburg  Fort  Wayne  A  Chicago.    See  Pennsylvania  Railroad 109 

Reading  Company  System 

Rio  Grande  Southern.    See  Denver  A  Rio  Grande 8' 

Rio  Grande  Western 1; 

St.  Louis  &San  Francisco 

Southern  Paciflo  Company H 

Southern  Railway J 

Toledo  A  Ohio  Central 

Union  Terminal.    See  Kansas  City  Suburban  Belt 


INDEX  TO  IMPORTANT  EDITORIAL 
ARTICLES. 

Baltimore  A  Ohio  system  bonds  described.— SUPPLEMENT.  Api 
Chicago  Burlington  &  Qulncy  bonds,  etc.,  described.— SUPPLKX 
Oct..  1«96;  CHKONICLE,  V.  «3,  p.  775. 
Collateral  trust  mortgages.— SUPPLEMENT,  March,  1888. 
Convertible  bonds.— SUPPLEMENT,  March,  1893. 
Cumulative  bonds  and  stock.— SUPP.,  April,  1886:  do..  Sept  .  l* 
Debenture  bonds.— SUPPLEMEVT,  March.  1893;  do  .  April.  1 
Dividends.— SOP  explanation  "Our Supplement."  CHROv.,V.ofl 
Dividends  of  RR.  companies  for  seven  years.— SUPIT...  Jan.,  18»7. 
Drawn  bonds.— SUPPLEMENT.  Nov.,  18*9;  do.,  October,  1893 
Features  of  new  railroad  mortgages.—  SUPPLEMENT,  Sept..  l- 
Gnaranties.— CHRONICLE,   V.   56,  p.   S6L.603,  649,  ti  >:>,  Ml 

Income  bonds.— SUPPLEMENT,  September.  1S90. 
Phvsloal  condition  of  railroads.-CHRON.,  V.  BO,  p.  1081:  V.  61.  p.  9, 
Preferred  stocks  of  industrial  companies.-ScppLKMENT.  May,  18 
Preferred  stocks  of  RR.  companies.— SUPPL.,  April,  189c,  do.,  A; 
1886:  do.,  Sept.,  1888. 

Railroad  bonds  redeemable  before  maturity.— SUPPI...  Nov.,  IH 
Refunding  bonds-see  "Possibilities  of  Saving  in  Refunding,    e 

Staking  funds  and' bond's  subject  to  call.-SuppLEMENT,  Oct.,  1395. 


CITY 


OF     THE 


.HRONICLE. 


INDEX    TO    STATES. 


10,1897. 


W"'UANI 


rr.  r 

•w 


KOI          / 


AR  STRE 

,      ,u;or  and  in  Ilowed 

v  rients  against  available  collaterals  ; 

d  as  sec 

d  Sold  for 

Co,  ,  nds  paid  for  Municipalities  &  Corporations. 

irious  places  throughout  the 

U" 

Bills   D  !   Great  .,    Ireland    and    the  Continent. 

Cab 

for  thejise  of  Travelers,  available 

]__  \  parts  of  the  Won 

INVESTMENT    SECURITIES. 


LEE,    HIGGINSON    &    CO, 

44    State    Street,     Boston. 

MEMBERS   OF    NEW    YORK,    BOSTON    AND    CHICAGO    STOCK    EXCHANGES. 

INVESTMENT     SECURITIES. 

Bonds  of  municipal  corporations  and  railway  com- 
panies bought  and  sold. 

Legal  investments  for  savings  banks  in  New  York, 
Massachusetts  and  other  New  England  States  dealt  in. 

Orders    executed    in    bonds   and    shares. 


STATE 


OF    THE- 


^OMMERCIAL  &   [TlNANCIAL  CHRONICLE. 

t Entered  according  to  act  of  Congrea*  In  1997  by  WILLIAM  B.  DAHA  OOMPAXT,  In  the  olHoe  of  the  Librarian  of  Congress,  Washington.  D.  C.) 


NEW     YORK,    APRIL    1O,     1897. 


STATE 


CITY 


The  »TAT«  A*D  Crrr  ScrruMKrr,  latned  «eml-»nnually.  U  funilnbrd 
•i  mart*  to  every  annual  Mbeerlber  of  the  COUMKKCIAL 

SI.    1-  :>.-...       •    IIBOXICLE. 

The   IKTUTOK*'   ScrpLumr.  U*aed  quarterly,  U  alia  furnlthed 
•iMil  afra  tkargt  to  every  *nbeerlber  of  the  CHKOXICLB. 
~~  BTRKET  RAILWAY  BrrrLBVnrr,  tamed  quarterly.  U  llki-wlw 

iriMo»l  ei(r«  r*  «r»*  to  every  HlUlllHiai  ft  tke  CHBosii  LE. 
QCOTATIOB   HI-M-I.CMKVT.  l**«til   monthly,  I*  aUo    furnUbed 


to  every  itilMcrlber  of  the  CHKOHICLC. 

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ar*  within  tke  United  State*  and  Twelve  l>oUan 
int)  U  Europe. 

neeovern  of  the  CWBonciB  are  (old  at  SO  emu  each;  po«tai(e  on 
^^••e  to  18  mail  FUe  cover*  tor  gorrujtam  can  be  bad  at 
jfflr.  r,,r  •  ;.-,  cent*  or  ••lied  for  80  eeata. 

•«n.  EOWABIW  A  SMITH.  1  Draper*'  Garden*. 

E.  C..  will  take  Miberrlpaeaa  Bad  aflvertUeaMnU,  and  •opp'T  «•»«*• 
»plrt  of  the  CiiBomcui  at  la,  eaeh. 

WILLIAM  B.  DANA  COMPANY,  PutuaMCRft, 

PINE  STREET,  COANCR*  or  PEARL  STREET. 
•me*  Box.  80*.  NEW  YORK. 


/V     Mf\li-ll'M.     Itn.Mi     VI 

il  hoiui    market  |>re»enU  a 
ritrut  with  that  at  t!  I  t)u<  i*»ue  of 

'toiler  and  »U<>  with  tin-  «Ute 
market  at  this  d.i  .>T  years.     Corwi'l.  r 

•  -rail*,  ami  the  market  appear*  to  be  in 
.  where  before  it  had  for  a 
I..-M    mon>   i>r   leas   otuettled,  with  many 
mat  element*  to  contend  againct.     Offerings  of 
e  being  made  with  great  freedom,  ami  tln-y 
ready   taker.-*,   dealers  manifesting    considerable 
'i  I. ill*.     Indeed  : 

f  rivalry  and  competition  which 
.'    bond    houses    before    oar     <-urr> :.  \ 
•nuremenU  had  begun  to  exercise  inch   a  deeply 

r  which  him  ""•••nrred  is  rerlected  in 
>f  sain  reported.     For  the  month  of 
tie  aggregate  of  •  <*\«.  according  to 

.wa**l"  -February 

. :  ami   for    March  the  sales 
i  hare   been  •Ii).o7!».:j09.     Thus 
hs  the  takings  foot  up  over  35  mil- 
irn — leaving   out   of  the  January   total    the 
•••  canal  bonds  solil  but 

t  award.  ,1.  ami  out  of  the  March  total  the  »'^,<IOO,000 
temporary  loans  in  antii-ipu- 
•if  taxes.     In  July,  when  Bryan 
«ominatf«l.  the  sale*  were  only  *5.:»1 3.495.  in  Aug- 


ust only  $4,045,500,  in  S.-pu-mber  but  13,693,457  and 

in  October  $4, i;>»s.|i;:;.     In  other  words,  for  the  four 

months  ending  with   October  last  the  disposals  were 

only  *1  T.Tln. :»15.     In   the  three   months  of  this  year 

liave  been  $86,161,663.     Moreover,  this  latter  is 

after   sales  of   4.5J  million   dollars   in   November  and 

iiber,  the  two  months  immediately  following  the 

election.    • 

l!ut  the  sales  are  large  not  only  as  compared  with 

the  abnormally  low  totals  reached  just    preceding  the 

•  n.  but    they    make  very    faM-rabl.-    i-<impurisons 

too  with  the  ti r  months  of  other  years.     1  •'••!• 

instance,  while  for  the   quarter  this   year  the  sales  are 

•  •.'.  in  the  eorn'sjMinding  three  months  of  1896 

the  total  was  only  *1.V'  •>  the  three  months  of 

in    the    three    months  of  1894 

«-.M.ll»>l:l.  It  dosenres  to  be  stated,  however,  that 
in  each  <>f  these  three  jirereding  years  there  was  an 
loiml  cireiimstanne  to  disttirb  tin-  course  of  the 
iiiunieipal  bond  market,  namely  a  sale  of  bonds  by  the 
Tinted  State-  •  m-nt.  In  IS;M;  the  liMi-mi!lion 

issue  of  bonds  was  made  by  the  Government,  in  lv|-~> 
the  contract  with  the  Morgan- Belmonl  Syndii-ate.  dis- 
posing of  Wa.IJiMl.tNMi  ,.f  bonds,  occurred,  and  in  the 
first  quarter  of  lxi'4  the  first  .*>o  millions  of  bonds  in 
the  recent  series  was  floated.  A  Government  bond 
sale  always  exercises  a  disturbing  effect  upon  the 
municipal  bond  market.  The  bond.-  appeal  to  virtually 
the  same  class  of  buyers  as  municipal  securities  and, 
besides,  in  the  present  instances,  there  were  special 
features  c<  with  the  sales  decidedly  unsettling 

in  their  effects. 

U  ••  can  make  comparison  with  but  two  other 
years,  nan  and  Is:*-,1,  because  our  records  do 

not  extend  further  back  than  that.  In  the  three 
months  of  \*'.i:\  there  was  no  Government  bond  sale, 
though  even  then  the  possibility  of  a  sale  was  con- 
templated in  certain  quarters.  In  those  three  months 
the  sales  were  •17.*>"  l.l.'::.  us  against  the  $35,101,562 
for  the  three  months  of  the  present  year.  In  1892 
conditions  were  normal,  but  even  then  the  sales 
for  the  three  months  reached  no  more  than  $22,- 
LSL 

Tin-   magnitude  of  the   1M<7   totaU  may  be  judged 

by  one  other  fact.     The  influences  mentioned  as  affect- 

•  •nults  in  the  earlier  years  did  not,  any  of  them, 

ite   with    equal    force    through    the   whole   three 

months.     It  i*  -i-nificant  therefore  that  the  1897  sales 

are  greatly  in  excess  of  those  for  previous  years,  not 

only  in  the  aggregate  but  for  each  month  separately — 


STATE  AND  Cin 


Vol.  LXIV. 


that  is,  the  January  total  is  larger  than  for  any  preced- 
ing year,  so  is  the  February  total  and  so  is  the  March 
total.  And  this  indicates  perhaps  better  than  any- 
thing else  the  degree  ol  freedom  with  which  mu- 
nicipal operations  have  been  carried  on  thus  far  in 
1897. 

Possibly  it  may  be  thought  that  the  sales  represent 
largely  bond  issues  which  accumulated  last  year  during 
the  silver  agitation.  But  it  must  be  supposed  that 
these  accumulations  came  in  to  swell  the  totals  for 
last  November  rather  than  those  for  any  of  the  more 
rrri-nt  months.  Certain  it  is  that  the  sales  in  Novem- 
ber were  large  beyond  precedent,  reaching  only  a  trifle 
less  than  35  million  dollars,  which  is  about  three 
times  the  -ordinary  monthly  average. 

The  aggregates  of  course  include  some  large  indi- 
vidual sales ;  but  that  is  the  best  evidence  of  the 
changed  situation  and  the  improvement  in  the  condi- 
tions which  made  such  sales  possible.  In  January 
Philadelphia  sold  $4,400,000  of  3£  per  cents,  in  Febru- 
ary Massachusetts  placed  $6,000,000  3£  per  cents,  the 
city  of  Baltimore  $1,453,300  of  3£  per  cents  and  New 
York  City  close  on  to  a  million  of  school-house  and 
fire  department  3  per  cents,  while  in  March  the 
disposals  included  $3,654,000  3 -65s  by  the  city  of 
Cincinnati,  $1,550,000  4s  by  the  city  of  Providence 
and  $929,333  of  3  per  cents  by  New  York  City.  It 
will  be  interesting  to  have  the  aggregates  of  the  sales 
for  each  of  the  five  months  since  last  October,  and 
accordingly  we  present  the  following  comparative 
exhibit. 


1896-97.      1895-96.       1894-95.      1893-94.      1892-93. 


Month— 
November  . . 
December. . . 
January .... 
February . . . 
Harcli... 


34,913,894 
10.664,287 
10,405,776 
12,676,477 
.12.079,309 


6.524,901    4,549,580    7,300,770  5,176.012 

8,598,804  13,486.374  17,306,564  3,297,249 

6,534,858  10.332,101    7,072,267  5,438,577 

4,341,520    5,779.48611,966,122  5,071,600 

4,219,027    4,915,355    5,080,424  6,994,246 


Total 80,739,743  30,219.110  39,062,8P  6  48,726,147  25  977,684 

This  reveals  strikingly  the  change  which  has  oc- 
curred. For  the  five  months  of  1896-7  (that  is,  the 
period  since  the  election)  the  sales  of  State  and  muni- 
cipal bonds  have  reached  the  very  exceptional  total  of 
$80,739,743.  In  the  same  five  months  of  1895-6  the 
sales  were  but  $30,219,110,  in  1894-5  $39,062,896,  in 
1893-4  $48,726,147,  in  1892-3  $25.977,684. 

Disappointment  is  frequently  expressed  because  the 
revival  in  trade  expected  as  the  result  of  the  triumph 
of  the  sound-money  cause  at  the  November  election 
has  as  yet  been  realized  to  only  a  small  extent ;  and 
from  this  the  conclusion  has  been  rather  hastily  drawn 
in  certain  quarters,  by  persons  whose  range  of  vision  is 
limited,  that  there  has  been  no  progress  or  betterment 
at  all  in  affairs.  But  in  the  record  above  we  have  di- 
rect and  tangible  evidence  of  very  great  progress. 
Previously,  municipal  improvements  had  in  large 
measure  to  be  deferred.  Now  they  can  again  be  car- 
ried forward  in  the  usual  way.  The  result  must 
necessarily  be  beneficial,  for  in  the  prosecution  of  such 
improvements  employment  is  given  to  thousands  upon 
thousands  of  men.  Who  can  measure  the  effects  of  the 
sale  of  80  millions  of  bonds  during  the  last  five  months, 
the  most  of  them  at  a  premium,  thus  swelling  the 
amount  of  the  proceeds?  Allow  that  part  of  it  goes  to 
pay  for  expenditures  already  incurred  in  the  making  of 
improvements,  allow  that  a  certain  other  part  goes  to 
refund  old  issues  of  bonds,  and  a  very  large  sum  still 
remains  representing  moneys  to  be  expended  on  im- 
provements now  under  way  or  to  be  shortly  begun. 
Will  not  the  result  of  this  expenditure  of  money  in 


legitimate  undertakings  be  to  quicken  trade  in  many 
lines  and  thus  speed  the  coming  of  that  era  of  pros- 
perity for  which  we  are  all  longing  ? 


REQUIRING    DEPOSITS     WITH    BOND 
PROPOSALS. 

In  an  article  in  the  October  number  of  our  SUPPLE- 
MENT, in  treating  of  the  defects  in  the  methods  off 
disposing  of  municipal  bonds  that  had  come  to  our 
notice,  we  pointed  out  that  experience  had  suggested! 
as  a  wise  provision  the  requirement  that  bids  should 
be  accompanied  by  a  certified  check  or  deposit  of 
some  kind  as  a  guaranty  of  good  faith  on  the  part  of 
the  bidder  and  to  guard  against  worthless  and  irre- 
sponsible bids.  At  the  time  of  the  appearance  of  our 
article  the  requirement  already  existed  in  a  good 
many  instances,  and  since  then  the  practice  has  grown, 
so  that  it  can  now  be  said  to  have  become  quite 
general.  The  importance  of  the  matter  justifies 
further  reference  to  it. 

The  need  for  a  money  consideration  to  show  that 
the  intending  purchaser  is  able  to  carry  out  his  ]>;irt 
of  the  contract  was  well  illustrated  last  year  at  tho 
bond  sale  of  the  United  States  Government.  At  that 
sale  a  number  of  persons  without  any  financial  stand- 
ing whatever  put  in  bids.  It  was  again  shown  at  the  16 
million  dollar  sale  of  New  York  City  bonds  last  Novem- 
ber. Here,  too,  a  number  of  bogus  or  irresponsible 
bids  were  sent  in.  The  experience  in  this  case  led  to 
the  introduction  of  a  bill  in  the  Legislature,  at  the 
suggestion  and  recommendation  of  Comptroller 
Fitch,  requiring  a  deposit  from  bidders  at  future  bond 
sales.  This  bill  has  now  become  a  law,  and  hereafter 
it  will  be  incumbent  on  those  making  proposals  to 
send  a  certified  check,  or  its  equivalent  in  money,  ' 
along  with  their  bids.'  We  quote  below  the  full  text  j 
of  the  new  law,  putting  the  part  relating  to  the  de- 
posit in  italics. 

CHAP.  103. 

AN  ACT  to  amend  chapter  four  hundred  and  ten  of  the  laws  of  eigh- 
teen hundred  and  eighty-two,  entitled,  "  An  act  to  consolidate  Into 
one  act  and  to  declare  the  special  and  local  laws  affecting  public 
interests  In  the  city  of  New  York",  In  relation  to  the  sale  of  bonds 
or  stocks  of  the  city  of  New  York. 

Accepted  by  the  city. 

Became  a  law  March  23,  1897,  with  the  approval  of  the  Governor. 
Passed,  three-fifths  being  present. 

The  Pe  pie  of  the  State,  nf  New  York,  represented  in  Senate  and 
Assembly,  <to  enact  as  follows: 

SECTION  1.  Section  one  hundred  and  forty-six  of  chapter  four  hun- 
dred and  ten  of  the  laws  of  eighteen  hundred  and  eighty-two,  entitled 
"An  act  to  consolidate  into  one  act  and  to  declare  the  special  and  IOPIL 
laws  affecting  public  interests  in  the  city  of  New  York",  Is  hereby 
amended  so  as  to  read  as  follows : 

§  146.  Whenever  any  bonds  or  stocks  shall  be  hereafter  issued,  othei 
than  revenue  bonds,  or  such  bonds  and  stocks  as  may  be  purchased  foi 
investment  by  the  commissioners  of  the  sinking  fund,  the  comptrollei 
of  said  city  shall  Invite  proposals  therefor  by  public  advertisement  foi 
not  less  than  ten  days,  and  shall  award  the  same  to  the  highest  bidilri 
therefor;  provided  that  no  proposals  for  bonds  or  stocks  shall  be  ae 
cepted  for  less  than  the  par  value  of  the  same;  and  said  proposal: 
shall  be  only  publicly  opened  by  the  comptroller  In  the  presence  of  tin 
commissioners  of  the  sinking  fund,  or  such  of  them  as  shall  attend,  u 
the  time  and  place  specified  in  the  advertisement  thereof.  Every  biddrr 
as  a  condition  precedent  to  the  receptionoreonsiderationofhisprotmial 
shall  deposit  with  tfte  comptroller  u  certified  check,  drau-n  to  the  order  o 
said  comptroller,  upon  one  of  the  stale  or  national  banks  of  the  said  ei';, 
or  of  money;  such  check  or  money  to  accompany  the  proposal  tout 
amount  to  be  fixed  by  the   comntroller    not   exceeding  tw<t    <tri" 
half  pi  r  centum  of  the  amount  of  the  proposal.    Within  three  days  afte 
the  decision  as  to  who  Is  the  highest  bidder,  the  comptroller  shall  n 
turn  all  deposits  made  to  the  persons  making  the  same,  except  t 
deposit  made  by  the  highest  bidder,  and  if  the  said  highest  Iiidd' 
refuse  or  neglect  within  ttve  days  after  service  of  written  n< 
the  award  to  him,  to  pay  to  the  city  chamberlain  the  amount  of  the  stock 
or  bonds  awarded  to  him  at  their  par  value,  together  with  the  pn 
miunt  thereon,  less  the  amount  deposited  by  him,  the  amount  ofd< 
posit  made  by  him  shall  be  forfeited  to  and  retained  by  said  oitj  s 
liquidated  damages  for  such  neglect  or  refusal  and  shall  thereafter  I 
paid  into  the  sinking  fund  of  the  city  of  New  York  for  the  rediirti" 
of  the  city  debt.    The  comptroller,  » ith  the  approval  of  said  coimiii 
sloners,  shall  determine  what,  if  any,  part  of  said  proposals  shall 
accepted,  and  upon  the  payment  into  the  city  treasury  of  the  ainoiiii 
due  by  the  persons  whose  bids  are  accepted,  respectively,  certincati 
thereof  shall  be  issued  to  them  as  authorized  by  law. 

5  2.  This  act  shall  take  effect  Immediately. 

But  if  a  large  municipality  like  New  York  fee 
obliged  to  seek  means  of  protection  of  this  kind,  tl 
need  for  such  a  step  in  the  case  of  municipalities  < 
less  prominence  is,  of  course,  still  greater.  Indeed 


April,   1897. 


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CITY 


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is  the  smaller  municipalities  that  are  iu  position  to  be 
harmed  most  from  the  admission  to  the  list  of  bidders 
of  parties  whose  soundness  and  good  faith  are  open  to 
ion.  The  putting  up  of  a  money  forfeit  is  really 
to  the  advantage  of  both  the  bond  dealers  and  the 
municipalities.  The  dealers  cannot  afford  to  bid 
against  persons  who,  having  nothing  at  stake,  are  not 
likely  to  be  influenced  in  the  making  of  bids  by  the 
derations  which  govern  the  bond  houses  (and 
which  considerations  in  the  long  run  fix  accurately  the 
credit  of  the  borrower),  while  the  municipalities  can- 
not run  the  risk  of  having  the  bonds  thrown  back  on 

r  hands,  with  all  that  that  means. 

It  has  been  urged  that  in  the  case  of  the  very  small 

places  the  requirement  of  a  deposit   may   in    some 

nstances  work  to  the  detriment   of  such  places  in 

making  it  difficult  for  them  to  negotiate  their  loans. 

The  argument  is  that  bidders  cannot  feel  sure  that 

ils  of  such  places,  after  having  received  the 

1  r;      ••>•  of  the  bidder  to  whom  the  award  is  made,  will 

retain   it,   in  face  of  perfectly  valid  objections 

against  the  character  or  legality  of  the  bonds — that  is, 

objection.*  which  would  justify  the  bidder  in   r.-tu-inc 

ike   the   bonds.     The  bond  dealer  would  then  be 

<>f  the  municipality,  and  he  could  only 

r  his  money  by  a  suit  at  law.     We  can  see  that 

.derations  of  this  kind  might  in  some  instances 

,i  bond  house  to  refuse  to  send  in  bids  if  a 

i^^Htt  was  called  for,  where  now  proposals  are  made 

with  great  freedom.     Whether  such  places,  however, 

:  in  that  event  be  worse  off  than  under  the  pres- 

where  after  bonds  hare  been  awarded   the 

•uocestiful    Mdiler   may  fail  to  take  the  bonds,  either 

because  of  financial  irresponsibility,  or  because  he  has 

changed  his  mind  and  refuses  to  fulfill  his  contract  on 

-  plea  (as  unfortunately  has  happened), 
may   well  be  questioned.     In  any   event,    the   point 

-eenis  to  as,  constitutes  no  valid  or  sufficient 
argument  against  the  deposit  requirement. 

onrse  under  such  requirement  existing  methods 

in  the  case  of  the  minor  places  would   hare  to  be 

tied.     Bidden  want  to  assure  themselves  of  two 

i^Hp— tue  legality  of  the  bonds  and  the  financial 

i^^Bng  of   the   munii  ipality   offering  them  for  sale. 

-caent  a  part  of  this   inquiry  is  usually  deferred 

-  have  been  made  and  accepted,  with  the 
.•    differences    of    opinion    keep  constantly 

-•  rise  to  squabbles  and  many  unpleas- 
atureo.     i  ,<•  rale  proposed  the  legal  inves- 

tor put  of  the  inquiry  would  both 
isre  to  be  made  in  advance  of  the  sending  in  of  bids. 
»ould  not  that  be  the  bettor  plan?  Very  likely 
terest  of  dealers  the  task  of  establishing 
^ality   and   desirability   of   the  bonds  would  fall 
•he    municipality   itself;    but   however 
ttained.  it  seems  to  us  it  would  bo  a  distinct  gain  to 
*ork  done  before  instead  of  after  the  awards, 
sent  a  sale  is  often   defeated   because  of  some 
•if  technicality  or  defect  that  might  easily  have   HARTFORD,  cow.-  $HOO.OOO 34  per  cent  R«fundin 

,  ,     .  "  principal  and  Intere.t  payable  In  gold.    Propoiinl 

1  before  the  award,  had  it  been  brought '      paniedby  *  oertiaed  check  for /•«>  JWT  «n<  or  amou 

••  knowledge  nf  tKo  U'itK  all  ,1.  ,,l  «.,     STAJtFORD.  CONN.   (Town).— fTS.OOO   4  per  etnt  Funding  bondt, 

the    authorities.       >\  1th  all  dOUbtS  ,         principal   and    lntere.t    payable   In   gold.     Proposal,   to   be  ao-' 

up  beforehand,   the    municipality  would   be        S?flli      br  *  "**"••  checlt  lor  '*" *" ttnt  ot  the  amoant of 

f  a  better  pri<  ••  fc.r  the  bonds,  while  the  deal-     MO!TrOOM«EY,ALA.--»150.000«J»crr«e>t/  Paring  bondt.    No  men. 

Id  afford  to  give  the  better  figure  ARVKRIC  K-BY-THB^BA  (village;.  N.  Y.-^.OOO  5  per  etnt  mgi> 
also  to  hid  with  greater  confidence. 

f  1,606  to 


HOW   LARGE    SHOULD    THE   DEPOSIT    ON 
BOND     PROPOSALS     BEf 

In  the  preceding  article  we  have  remarked  upon  the 
necessity  and  desirability  of  the  requirement  of  a 
deposit  with  bond  proposals.  In  the  present  article  we 
purpose  making  a  study  of  recent  bond  offerings,  with 
the  view  to  seeing  to  what  extent  the  practice  prevails 
and  what  the  terms  and  conditions  of  the  requirements 
usually  are.  As  a  basis  for  our  investigation,  we  take 
the  loans  with  reference  to  which  advertisements  have 
appeared  in  the  columns  of  our  paper  during  the  last 
three  or  four  months.  We  have  adopted  this  method 
because  through  the  printed  advertisements  we  get  in- 
formation that  could  not  be  obtained  in  any  other  way. 

Whatever  may  have  been  the  practice  in  the  past, 
the  deposit  requirement  now  exists  in  the  great 
majority  of  cases.  Below  is  a  list  of  thirty-seven 
places  which  have  advertised  bonds  for  sale  in  the 
CHRONICLE,  and  of  these  twenty-one  have  specifically 
called  for  a  deposit.  In  the  other  sixteen  cases  there 
has  been  no  mention  of  a  deposit  requirement,  though 
of  course  it  may  have  existed  anyway,  as  the  adver- 
tisements in  several  instances  were  short,  and  directed 
intending  bidders  to  the  officials  of  the  municipality 
for  further  particulars.  It  is  noticeable  that  in  the 
case  of  the  13,000,000  of  State  of  New  York  3  per  cent 
:il  Improvement  tn.r  rrrmpf  bonds  which  are  now 
being  advertised  for  sale,  a  money  forfeit  is  called  for, 
while  last  January  when  proposals  for  the  14,000,000 
:il  bonds  were  invited  there  was  no  reference  to 
such  a  condition.  Again,  while  the  City  of  Indian- 
apolis asked  for  a  deposit  in  the  case  of  the  $350,000 
Park  Improvement  bonds  just  sold,  the  deposit 
requirement  apparently  did  not  exist  in  the  case  of  the 
$180,000  temporary  loan  of  the  same  municipality  dis- 
posed of  last  January. 

ITKW  YORK  STATK.-43.000.000  Sptrcrnl  Cunal  Improrrmrnt  bond*, 
principal  aad  Interact  payable  ID  (old.  PropoaaU  to  be  acoom 
panted  by  a  eertlBed  cheek  for  on*  per  rent  of  the  amount  of  thn 
UMniial  [When  bid*  were  turned  lant  January  for  *4,<MO,OOO 
bond*  there  w»«  no  drpo.lt  requirement  1 

M  \*-  AC  III  -ITT-  ... .,•.»..,.».  ;',,.-  ...II.,-,,  -I .;,:•„.,,.,! 

and  Intertwt  payable  In  gold.  Hid*  to  be  accompanied  by  certified 
cheek*  foriwvfrre.nl  of  the  amount  bid  for. 

BALTIMORE,  MD.-ai.403.300  !>•  mtr  etnt  bondt  for  funding  flomt- 
ing  debt,  ko  mention  o/a  depodfnqvirement.  ' 

CHICAGO.  ILL.-4800.000  4>»  ptremt  ImnUmry  Ditlrirt  6o..rf..  Pro- 
pntili  to  be  accompanied  by  ewtlSed  cheek  or  eaub  for  iltrrr  per 
of  the  amount  <>f  the  bid.  Cheek*  to  be  drawn  "on  tame  re- 


CINCINNATI.  OHIO. -93.DB4.OOO  3-63  *vreeicul  Contolidatrd  Sinking 
fWnJ  bond*,  principal  and  Interact  iiayalile  Iu  gold.  Propo*al«  to 
be  accompanied  by  a  oertlfled  check  lor  nrtr  per  etnt  of  the  amount 
of  bond*  old  fur  <~heek  to  be  mate  payable  "  without  condition*" 
and  to  he  drawn  "  upon  mn  incorporated  bank  or  trial  company 
totaled  to  la*  Otlf  of  Vtneinnalt.  Otfmn  or  Xew  1  or*". 

INDIANAPOLIS.  IND.-f330.000  4  per  cent  Park  Improrrmrnt 
bond*.  Btd*  to  be  accompanied  by  a  eertlfled  check  ••  upon  torn* 
rectpcMufefe  bank  of  In*  (  !l,  „/  htdianapoio"  for 2<9j»«r ctntot 
the  face  ralne  of  bond*  bid  for. 

The  S180.OOO  temporary  loan  to  Board  of  School  ComuiUiilonen 
In  January.  1H97,  had  BO  depo.lt  requirement. 

PROVIOKKOK.  RHO  DK  lOLAND.-fl^.MI.OOO  4  per  etnt  bondt,  part 
Water  Loan,  part  Sewer  Loan,  part  Highway  Loin,  part  taboo] 
Loan,  principal  a  ad  Interact  payable  In  gold.  PropooaU  to  lie  ac- 
companied by  a  certified  check  for  hto  ptr  trnt  of  the  amount  of 

LOUIHVILLK.  KY.— a»8«,OOO  4  ptr  trnt  refunding  gold  band*. 
rrnp»*al*  to  be  aeeompanled  by  a  certified  check  for  one  prr  crnt  of 
the  amount  of  bond*  lid  for. 

HPRINQFIKLD.  XAflB.-4jlSO.000  4  per  cent  High  School  bond*, 
principal  aad  Interact  payable  In  gold.  Proi»»ital*  to  lie  accom- 
panied by  a  certified  cheek  for  one  per  tent  of  the  amount  of  the 
loan  bid  for. 

ig Capitol  (Hindu, 
I.  lo  be  aooom- 
/  of  amount  bid. 


rmi  ot  the  purchaoe  price  at  time  of  *ale  but  deposit  of 
ntfflee  If  bond*  are  aold  In  one  lot. 


'"  Vl  importance  of  the  matter,  an   inquiry  _      .^ 

Bailing  practice  as  to  the  requirement  of  a   BERKLEY.  viRatNia.-«2s,ooo  a  per  cent  improvement  bond*,  cer- 

•noait  will    k  '        *%•* oheek  a*ked  on  tome  national  bank  for  8  per  cent  of  amount 

it  will   hav.-   considerable   interest.     Such  an  in-        '>id  for. 


we  have  undertaken  in  the  srtiHe  which  follows. 


TARBTTOWV,  WF.W  TOKK-CM.OOO  4  per  cent  school  Dictrict 

bond*.    Ho  mention  of  a  depo.lt  requirement. 


ST^TE 


CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


FLAU8TAPP.  AKl/.OtfA.-$85.OOO  6  per  cent  Water-Work*  bond* 
principal  and  lnt«re«t  payable  In  lawful  money  of  the  Unite 
8tut«n.  A  certified  obeei  turfite  p*r  cent  to  accompany  each  bid. 

HOLDKV,  MIS8OUKI.-$12.0OO  5  percent  Electric-Light  bondt.  No 
mention  of  a  deposit  requirement. 

SEA  CLIFF  (Village),  N.  Y.— $50,000  5  per  cent  Highway  Improvement 
bond*.  Bond*  sold  at  public  auction. 

FALL  RIVER,  MA8S.-$160.0OO  4  Mr.  cent  Municipal  Loan.  Pro- 
posals to  l>e  aooouiiianled  by  a  certified  check  drnwn  on  a  national 
(win/.-  for  two  per  cent  of  tbe  amount  of  bonds  bid  for. 

BRADFORD,  PA.— $22,5OO  4  per  cent  bondt.  Each  bid  to  be  accom- 
panied by  a  certified  check  for  $500. 

BKLMAR  (Borough).  N.  J.— $85,000  8  per  cent  Improrcmcnt  bond*. 
Bids  to  be  accompanied  by  ti  certified  check,  "equal  to  the  one-joiirtlt 
part  of  the  amount  of  said  bid". 

HARRIETSTOWN,  N.  Y.  (Town).— $8,000  4*tpcr  cent  School  District 
bondt.  No  mention  of  a  deposit  requirement. 

FAK  ROCKAWAY,  N.  Y.  (Village).— $85,000  j  per  cent  bond»  for  street 
improvement*.  Bold  at  public  auction.  $75,000  5  per  cent  sewer 
bonds,  certified  check  for  $1,OOO  required. 

NE  WHERRY,  S.  C.— $42,OOO  0  per  cent  Water  and  Electric-Light  bonds. 
No  mention  of  deposit  requirement. 

CORAOPOLI8,  PENN.  (Borough)— $22,000  4>3  per  cent  Water  bondt. 
Proposals  to  be  accompanied  hy  a  certified  check  for  $250. 

ATHEM8.  ALA.— $15,OOO  water-works  bonds,  payable  in  lawful 
money.  Interest  to  be  not  over  6  per  cent,  No  mention  of  deposit 
reqnlrement4 

PROCTOR,  Vt.  (Village)— $50,000  4  per  cent  Water  aud  Sewer  bonds. 
No  mention  of  a  deposit  requirement. 

HOLYOKE,  MASS.— $250,000  4  per  cent  Water  bonds,  principal  and 
interest  payable  in  gold.  No  mention  of  deposit  requirement. 

COLUMBO8,  QA.— $60,000  413  per  cent  Redemption  bonds.  No  bid 
considered  unless  accompanied  by  cash  or  a  certified  check  on  some 
bank  in  Columbus  Jar  one  per  cent  of  the  amount  of  bid. 

NF.W  BRUNSWICK,  N.  J.— $78,760  Refunding  bonds,  interest  to  be 
filed  according  to  bids.  Proposals  to  be  accompanied  by  a  certi- 
fied check  fur  8  per  cent  of  their  amount. 

BURRILLVILLE,  R.  I.  (Town) -$50,000 4  percent  Highway  Improve- 
ment bonds,  principal  and  interest  payable  in  gold.  No  mention  of 
deposit  requirement. 

MILLERS  FALLS.  MASS.— $20,000  4  percent  Water  bonds  No  men- 
tion of  deposit  requirement. 

A8BURY  PARK,  N.  J.  (Borough)  -$48,000  5  per  cent  Water  bonds.  No 
mention  of  deposit  requirement. 

WEST  HOIiOKEN,  N.  J.  (Town)—  $30,000  5per cent  Redemption  bonds. 
No  deposit  required. 

BRADFORD  COUNTY,  PA.— $150,000  4  per  cent  bonds,  principal  and 
interest  payable  In  gold.  Bids  to  be  accompanied  by  •'  a  certlUed 
cheek  or  New  York  draft '  for/Jue  per  cent  of  the  bid. 

ROCK  VILLE.  MD.— $20,000  4  per  cent  Water-works  bonds.  No  men 
t  'on  of  deposit  requirement. 

OKOLONA,  MISS  —$30,000  6  per  cent  Water-works  and  Electric- 
Light  bonds.  No  mention  of  deposit  requirement. 

As  much  interest  attaches  to  the  extent  of  the 
deposit  and  the  conditions  relating  to  the  same  as  to 
the  fact  of  a  deposit  itself.  It  will  be  observed  that 
the  amount  called  for  varies  from  one  to  twenty-five 
per  cent.  This  latter  figure  will  no  doubt  be  a  sur- 
prise. It  is  found  only  in  one  case,  namely  the 
borough  of  Belmar,  N.  J.,  where  a  deposit  "  equal  to 
the  one-fourth  part  of  the  amount "  of  the  bid  was 
insisted  on.  The  condition  was  evidently  too  onerous, 
for  the  bonds  were  not  disposed  of  at  the  time,  being 
subsequently  sold  however,  we  believe,  through  separ- 
ate negotiations. 

Nothing  is  to  be  gained  by  calling  for  an  excessive 
deposit.  Bond  bidders  are  willing  to  comply  with  rea- 
sonable conditions,  but  where  the  money  forfeit  is 
made  so  large  as  to  be  onerous,  the  only  effect  can  be 
to  drive  away  intending  buyers.  All  that  is  needed  is 
a  deposit  large  enough  to  indicate  the  financial  respon- 
sibility of  those  tendering  proposals  and  large  enough 
to  make  it  an  object  for  them  to  fulfill  their  contract. 
Anything  more  than  that  is  likely  to  be  prejudicial  to 
the  municipality  and  interfere  with  the  best  results. 
Especially  is  this  true  of  the  smaller  places,  whose 
offerings  attract  a  class  of  bidders  of  moderate  means — 
persons  perfectly  reliable,  but  whose  cash  resources  are 


not  such  that  they  can  put  up  a  deposit  of  25  per  cent 
in  advance  of  a  sale. 

However,  the  general  disposition  is  to  exact  only  a 
small  percentage  as  an  advance  payment.  In  one  case 
above  (Arverne-by-the-Sea),  it  will  be  observed,  the  re- 
quirement called  for  10  per  cent,  but  in  that  instance 
the  bonds  were  sold  at  auction,  and  11,000  was  to  suf- 
fice if  they  were  disposed  of  in  one  lot,  thus  reducing 
the  ratio  to  only  a  little  over  two  per  cent.  Not  many 
places  ask  for  even  a  five  per  cent  payment,  there 
being  only  four  for  that  amount  in  the  list  above, 
namely  Berkeley,  Va.,  Flagstaff,  Ariz.  T.,  New  Bruns- 
wick, N.  J.,  and  Bradford  County,  Pa.  Chicago  fixes 
the  amount  at  3  per  cent,  Indianapolis  at  2-J-  per  cent, 
Providence,  Fall  River,  Stamford,  the  State  of  Massa- 
chusetts and  Hartford,  Conn.,  at  only  two  per  cent, 
while  New  York  State,  Louisville,  Cincinnati,  Spring- 
field, Mass.,  and  Columbus,  Ga.,  are  content  with  but 
one  per  cent.  The  new  law  for  this  city  leaves  the 
amount  at  the  discretion  of  the  Comptroller,  but  the 
maximum  cannot  exceed  2£  per  cent. 

Other  conditions  and  terms  are  also  frequently  at- 
tached. We  found  in  our  discussions  last  October  that 
certified  checks  were  sometimes  handed  in  that  did  not 
at  all  meet  the  intended  requirements.  Hence  Cincin- 
nati in  its  offering  provides  that  the  check  must  be 
payable  "without  conditions"  and  must  be  drawn 
"upon  an  incorporated  bank  or  trust  company  located 
in  the  city  of  Cincinnati,  Boston  or  New  York".  \V'e 
also  found  that  considerable  trouble  frequently  resulted 
from  the  obscurity  of  the  bids.  Cincinnati  has  under- 
taken to  cover  that  point  by  declaring  that  "no  bid 
will  be  considered  that  is  not  clearly  expressed ". 
&c.  Some  places,  though  soliciting  proposals  here 
in  the  East,  require  a  check  drawn  upon  the 
local  bank  ;  Indianapolis,  for  instance,  "upon  some 
responsible  bank  of  the  City  of  Indianapolis  ":  Colum- 
bus, Ga.,  on  some  bank  in  Columbus.  Several  pi 
like  Chicago  and  Indianapolis,  require  a  check  simply 
upon  "some  responsible  bank",  others  say  "  incorpo- 
rated bank",  while  still  others,  like  Fall  River,  call 
for  a  check  on  a  national  bank.  The  latter  would 
seem  to  discriminate  against  worthy  State  banks 
and  trust  companies.  Indianapolis,  as  an  additional 
precaution,  informs  bidders  that  the  "omission. 
neglect  or  refusal"  of  the  successful  bidder  or 
bidders  to  take  the  bonds  awarded  to  him  or  them 
"shall  be  a  breach  of  the  contract  of  his  bid  01 
posal,  on  account  of  which  damages  shall  be  retained 
or  recovered  as  liquidated  and  provided  in  the  ordi- 
nance covering  this  issue  ". 

Many  of  these  terms  and  conditions  are  innovations, 
the  outgrowth  of  experience.  And  in  time  we  may 
expect  that  experience  will  allow  municipalities  to 
formulate  a  perfect  rule  governing  the  acceptance  of 
proposals — avoiding  provisions  onerous  to  bidders  and 
yet  fully  protecting  the  interests  of  the  issuers. 


April,  1897. 


UNITED    STATES, 


United    States    Debt    and    Its    History. 


The  following  is  a  statement  of  the  debt  of  the  United  States  past  and  present.  To  add  to  its  usefulness  we  give  refer- 
ences to  the  laws  authorizing  each  of  the  issues  of  bonds  outstanding  to-day,  and  likewise,  so  far  as  we  deem  it  needful,  cita- 
tions from  those  laws. 

All  our  figures,  except  when  otherwise  noted,  represent  the  status  at  the  close  of  business  June  30  or  the  beginning  of 
business  on  July  1  of  each  fiscal  year.  To  conform  to  that  feature  and  yet  furnish  information  through  which  any  reader 
can  always  obtain  the  data  for  a  correct  exhibit  of  the  debt  situation  at  any  past  or  future  day,  and  make  an  accurate  com- 
parison with  previous  years,  we  present,  FIRST,  the  details  as  they  stood  at  the  close  of  the  last  fiscal  year  ending  June  30 
1890  ;  SECOND,  the  change*  in  those  details  since  June  30  1896  down  to  April  1  1897  :  THIRD,  the  items  of  interest-bearing  debt, 
etc.,  at  the  beginning  of  each  fiscal  year  since  July  1  1876  ;  FOURTH,  we  publish  in  the  CHRONICLE  the  first  or  second  Satur- 
day of  each  month  the  full  detailed  Government  statement  of  the  debt  a*  reported  by  the  Treasurer  on  the  last  day  of  the 
previous  month. 

With  these  data  at  his  command,  it  would  seem  as  if  any  inquirer  could  satisfy  himself  fully  with  reference  to  every 
point  which  might  become  of  importance  for  him  to  know  respecting  the  United  States  debt. 

INTEREST  BEARING    DEBT    OUT8TAXDING    JUKE    3O   1896. 


Title  of  Loan. 


AulkorMng  Act. 


I  loan  of  1891. .  July  14/70.  *  Jan.  20/71  > 

ruded  loan  of  1907..  July  1 1/7<>,  A  Jan.  2O/71.. 

(•funding  certificates  February  26. 1879 

Uoanof  I:H.I January  14  1879 

Loan  of  !::.•> January  14  1879 


I  * 


Wkr* 


\  Option  UA 


Intent! 

I',,  ,•,>•:• 


Amount  Iinitd. 


llrgitttrtd. 


-Ou$landing  - 
Coupon. 


MJ .8*  U.  (4  >a») $250.000,000  #'Jo ,384^00 


4  percent.    July  1,  1907.  J.AJAO. 

4  percent.  ................  J.AJAO. 

5  portent.    Feb.  1.  19O4.  F.M.AAN 
4  percent.    Feb.  1,  1925.  F.M.AAX 

bearing  debt.  ezet  of  P.  8.  boad*  Issued  to  Pac.  RR*..  as  stated  below 


:t.704.9SO  l-.-Mill.-x HI  -47.M63.890 


Total. 


-_•-..:...!.. -.IMI 


740.49g.200  490,397,000  (69,800,250  559,636,850 

40.01- 
100.000,000 

1  •-._•.:!  i  •..!.«• 


47  14O 
ai.O77.ti.-,0  100,000,000 
.  'MKi  102,315,400 


DEBT  OX  WHICH  INTEREST  HAS  CEASED  JUKE  30    1896. 


Fan  led  loan  of  1891,  matured  September  3  1891 

;.t  matond  at  various  date*  prior  to  Jan.  1.  'ttl. 


Items  of  debt  matured  at  various  date*  »ubeequ*nt  to  Jan.  1.  '61 . 


1 30  189ft  of  debt  on  whlek  Interest  ba« 


-  ••48000 

1. -•47.740  26 


arlty i  tl.636.890  26 


DEBT  BEARINO   NO   INTEREST  JUNE  SO  1896. 


, 

Teh.  39  1862;  July  11  1863;  March  3  1863 

9S46.681  0160O 

July  17  1861;  Feb.  12  1863  

94,34790 

f»t  "'    ll    It  I  '  •  '•,    '  •  '*«•- 
Be«Jfir{-*  H     i-  •  •  •  i  '  ' 

July  14  1890 

20,102  022  90 

July  17.  '82;  Mar.  3.  '83;  June  3O.  '64.  919,267.118  14;  lea*  $8,379,934  estlm'd  as  lost  or  destroyed. 
Act  of  June  21,  "79  

6,891,184  14 

L4jfr**,N-J'in.-  W  I-'-' 

\  of  debt  batriag  mo  tartar***  

9373.738.970  14 

Th-  foregoing  shows  that  the  Government  debt  on  June  30  1806  was  made  up  of  ( 1 )  intereet-bearing  debt,  $047,868,690,  of 
(2)  debt  on  which  interest  has  ceased,  $1,636.890  96,  of  (8)  debt  bearing  no  interest,  $373,7*8,570  14,  making  total  grata  debt. 
799,190  40 ;  subtracting  from  the  total  the  net  cash  balance  in  the  Treasury  ($967.433,096  70)  at  the  same  date  (June 
W  1896)  we  have  the  net  debt  as  it  stood  at  the  close  of  the  hut  fiscal  year,  $059.997.353  70.  To  bring  down  the  interest- 
bearing  debt  to  April  1  1007— which,  as  stated,  was  $447,863,890  on  June  80  1896 — we  need  only  add  to  the  Funded  Loan  of 
1907  $3,750  and  deduct  from  the  Refunding  Certificates  $1,600  (a  net  addition  of  $1,060)  to  reach  the  total  of  the  interest- 
bearing  debt  April  1  1897.  which  was  $847.864,900. 

-  later  ami  future  detail*  of  the  debt,  set  the  CHRONICLE  as  issued  on  the  first  or  second  Saturday  of  each  month.  We 
now  add.  /Inf.  reference*  to  and  citations  from  the  laws  which  are  the  authority  for  the  debt  as  it  stands  to-day  ;  second, 
the  two  tables  on  the  next  page,  which  exhibit  all  the  particulars  of  the  total  debt  of  the  United  States  on  June  30  of  each 
year  from  1876  to  1896,  both  yean  inclusive  ;  and  third,  the  Pacific  Railroad  bonds,  which  are  never  included  in  the  Treas- 
ury debt  statements. 

"FUNDED  LOAN  OF  1891"  (eolnmn  1)  4>t  percent*,  continued  at  9  percent.  Tn*  bonds  of  this  Issue  still  outstanding  were  Issued  la 
•xebange  fnr  the  4>t  per  cent  funded  loan  of  1801  by  mutual  agreement  between  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  and  the  holders,  and  were  made 
redeemable  at  th*  ptoasoj*  of  th*  On  rarnmint  Anw«nt  Issued  wa.  929464^100  and  they  are  all  outstanding  to-day. 

"FUNDED  LOAN  OF  1 907  "  <**tanm»  *t  4  per  eawts.  Th*  act  of  July  14. 1870.  nathnruns  th*  Usme  of  1,000  million  dollars  of  bonds  at  4 
percent,  payable  In  eotn  of  th*  unnat  standard  value,  at  th*  pleasure  of  th*  United  Stato*  after  thirty  years;  these  bonds  to  be  exempt  from  all 
taxes  or  dotis*  of  th*  United  States,  as  well  as  from  taxation  In  any  form  by  or  under  State,  municipal  or  local  authority.  Bond*  to  be  sold  at 
not  VMS  than  par  In  coin,  and  ptoexds  to  be  applied  to  Ih*  redempOna  W  onwteadlng  9-2O*.  par  for  par.  Outstanding  (April  1  1897), 
•do9.639.600. 

"REFUNDING  CERTIFICATES"  (cotoxon  3).-Aet  of  February  26  1879  authorised  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  to  Issue  In  exchange 
or  lawful  money  of  th*  United  SUM*  MirtHoste*  of  deposit  of  the  denomination  of  tan  dollar.,  bearing  Interest  at  the  rate  of  4  per  cent,  and 
convertible  at  any  time,  with  accrued  Interest.  Into  th*  4  per  cent  bond*  da* Bribed  to  the  Refunding  act ;  the  money  so  received  to  be  applied 
only  to  the  payment  of  th*  bond*  bwuiag  Intoros*  at  a  rate  not  lea*  than  9  per  sent.  On  March  13  1879-th*  Issue  of  these  eertUoates  and  their 
•xdmagelnto  4  percent  bond*  wor*  sntbsrtsiil  the  certliont**  were  to  draw  4  per  cent  Interest  from  April  1  1879  and  wereoonvertlole  In 
nsasnf  >fin  in  It*  mnlll|il«i  The  awtounl  svswd  at  th*  close  of  the  Oseal  rear  (June  3O  1879)  was  $39,308,110,  but  they  had  been  convened 
••<  r»|>ldlT  that  there  wen  outstanding  at  that  date  only  912.848.210.  On  October  31  1879  the  entire  authorisation  had  been  reached,  the 


nt  of  the  IMM  being  940.013.7.V>.  Of  these  there  were  still  outstanding  on  April  1  1*97  » total  of  849.49O. 
"LOAN  OF  1 904."— (Column  4.)  The  net  of  January  14  1879  authorizes  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  to  n*c  any  surplu*  revenue*  from 
In*  to  ttme  to  the  Ttsasmiy  not  otherwise  appropriated,  and  to  Issue,  sell,  dispose  of.  at  not  to**  than  par  In  eotn.  either  of  the  description* 
•f  hoadnnf  the  United  States  asisrlBia  In  the  act  of  July  14  1-CO  for  the  purpose  of  redeeming  on  and  after  January  1  1879  In  coin,  at 
he  *•*•  of  th*  A*stste»t  Treasurer  of  th*  United  States  at  New  York,  th*  outstanding  legal  tender  notes  when  presented  In  sum*  of  not  les* 
han  tfty  dollars  Under  this  *a-lhsils*4lu*.  and  for  the  pwrpose  mentioned,  there  were  issued  In  February,  1894,  payable  In  10  years,  «5O.OOO.- 
"  «>  of  9  per  «s*ts  and  In  Keveaxher  1894  Ibnc*  were  Visaed  99O,OOO,OOO  more  tor  similar  bonds  for  the  same  purpose.  There  are  now  outstand- 


"I  0  "I  Or  131  j."    (Pelaaiiill    Sale*  of  bonds  loolnded  under  this  designation  wnre  effected  il)  In  Fehniary  1495  to  the  amount  of 

.  nd  <8i  In  February  1896  to  the  amount  of  Sloo.OOO.OOO.    In  a  meseage  to  Oongress  under  date  of  February  8, 1899  (publUhed  In 

i  •  Fsbmnry  9  1866.  page  344).  President  Cleveland  stated  that  "In  pnnuauoe  of  Section  87OO  of  the  Revised  Statues  the  detail* 

'  »n  amagsmeat  have  thai  day  beem  enaotmleil  whereby  bond*  of  the  United  States  antnoriied  under  the  act  of  July  14  1879.  payable  In  roln 

uriy  ,«,„  aftor  their  date,  with  biters**  at  th*  rate  of  4  per  cent  per  annum,  to  th*  amount  of  a  little  less  than  •62.4OO.OOO,  are  to  be  Issued  for 

l>«  pnrsnam  of  gold  win  amounting  to  a  sum  slightly  In  excess  of  SO5.OOO.OOO.  to  be  delivered  to  the  Treasury  of  the  United  State*,  which 

nm  sddsd  to  the  gold  new  held  In  oar  i*«n  1 1  will  so  restore  such  reserve  as  to  make  It  amount  to  nomethlng  more  than  $100,000,000.    Such 

rmmlnm  Is  to  b*  allowed  to  the  Omnium**!  upon  the  bond*  a*  to  ttx  the  rate  of  Interest  upon  the  amount  of  gold  realized  at  3'j  per  oent  per 

mum.  At  least  one-half  of  th*  gold  to  b*  obtained  I*  to  b*  supplied  from  abroad."   Section  87OO  of  the  Revised  Statute*  Is  as  follows : 


6 


ST/lTi: 


CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


"Bee.  3700.    Tho  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  may  purchase  coin  with  any  of  the  bonds  dr  notes  of  the  United  States  authorized  by  law  at  such, 
rates  and  upon  such  terms  as  he  may  deem  m.i-t  a.lvantageous  to  the  public  Interest." 

For  a  construction  of  the  "Refunding  Act  of  1870"  and  of  the  "  Resumption  Act  of  1875."  see  CHRONICLE,  February  18  1893,  page  265. 

The  Issue  In  February  1896  was  an  ordinary  offering,  open  to  all  bidders,  of  $100,000,000  or  the  same  bonds  as  the  foregoing— same  In 
date,  same  In  time  of  maturity,  same  In  rate  of  Interest  and  time  of  Interest  payments.  Consequently  both  Issues  are  called  the  "Loan  of  1925," 
of  which  there  are  outstanding  $162,315.400. 

A  year  ago  we  gave  a  table  showing  the  debt  of  the  United  States  on  the  first  day  of  July  1856,  and  every  subsequent 
year.  It  is  not  necessary  to  repeat  all  those  figures.  We  have  determined  on  this  occasion  to  begin  our  statement  with 
1876,  as  that  year  antedates  all  of  the  issues  now  outstanding,  and  yet  carries  the  record  sufficiently  far  back  to  show  the 
nature  and  extent  of  the  Government  securities  when  the  latest  refunding  operations  began.  It  has  the  advantage,  too,  of 
giving  separate  and  distinct  each  issue  of  bonds  now  outstanding.  The  statement  is  subjoined. 

PRINCIPAL  OF  THE  PUBLIC  DEBT  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  FROM  JULY  1  1876  TO  APRIL  1  1897. 


YEAR. 

1. 
"  Funded  Loan 
0/1891.-4H)  P. 
C.  Contin'il  al  2. 

2. 
"  Fit  nil  ed  Loan 
of  19O7,"  4 
Per  Cent*. 

3. 

"  Refunding 
Certificates," 
4  Per  Cents. 

4. 
"  Loan  of 
1904,"  5  Per 

Cents. 

5. 
"  Loan  of 
1925,"  4  Per 
Cents. 

6. 
"Navy  Pension 
Fund,"  3 
Per  Cents. 

7. 
Old  6s  and  7s 
Converted   into 
iaruf  tigP.  Cte. 

8. 
Total 
Interest-  Bearing 
Debt. 

1876,  July  I../... 

$ 

9 

Maximum 
If  sue  was 
$40,012,750. 
12,848,21000 
1,367,000  00 

688,800  00 
465,050  00 

355,900  00 

290,000  OO 
240,600  00 

207,800  00 
175,270  00 
138,050  OO 
119,640  00 
103,860  00 

93,920  00 
83,580  OO 
68,450  00 
58,990  00 
54,11000 

47,140  00 
45,450  00 

$ 

$ 

$ 
14,000,000  OO 

14,000,000  oo 

14,000,000  00 
14,000,000  00 

14,000,000  oo 

14,000,000  00 

14,000,000  oo 

14,000,000  00 

14,000,000  00 
14,000,000  00 

14,000,000  00 

14,000,000  oo 

14,000,000  00 
14,000,000  00 
14,000,000  00 

$ 
1,696,635,450 
1,557,888,500 
1,441,885,650 
792,121,700 
720,645,300 

636,219,950 

$460,461,050 
5  ;32,082,600  ; 
\  t304204350  \ 
t224.612.150 
tl94,190,500 

(144,046,600 
t!9,716,500 

9 
1,710,685,450  OO 
1,711,888,500  00 
1,794,735,050  00 
1,797,643,700  OO 
1,723,993,10000- 

1,639,567,750  OO 
1,463,810,400  00 

1,338,229,150  OO 

1,226.563,85000 
1,196,150,95000 

1,146,014,10000 
1,021,692,35000 
950,522,500  OO 
829,853,990  00 
725,313,11000 

610,529,120  OO 
585,029,330  00 
585,037,10000 
635,041,89000 
716,202,060    0 

847,363,890  00 
847,364,950  OC 

1877.....  

140,6o6,o6bo6 
240.0OO.OOO  00 

250,000,000  oo 

250,000,000  00 

250,000,000  00 
250,000,000  00 

250,000,000  00 
250,000,000  00 
250,000,000  00 

250.0OO.OOO  OO 
250.OOO.OOO  OO 
222,207,050  OO 
139,639,000  00 
109,015,750  OO 

50,869,200  00 
25,364,500  01  ' 
25,364,500  00 
25,364.500  OO 
25,364.500  00 

25,364,500  00 

25,3(i4,5()0  (HI 

98,850,66b  00 
728,673.790  OO 
737,980,800  00 

738.659,000  00 
738,884,300  00 

737,586,300  00 
737,661,70000 
737,719,850  00 

737,759,700  00 
737,800,580  00 
714,177,40000 
676,095,350  00 
602,193,500  OO 

559,566,000  00 
559,581,250  OO 
559,604,150  00 
559,618,40000 
559,625,750  00 

559.636.850  00 

559,639,600  00 

"".'  

1881  

1882  

i  *•*". 

i  flftfi 

1887 

1889 

1  v»" 

50,000,000 
100,000,000 

100,000,000 

ioo.ooo.ooo 

1  *'t~> 

31,157,700 

162,315,400 
162,315,400 

1  v'n; 

1897.  April  1  

;  Continued  at  :c-j  per  cent. 


t  Continued  at  3  per  cent. 
PUBLIC  DEBT  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES,  ETC.  (Continued.! 


YEAR 

10. 

D-bt  on  which  In- 
terest has  ceased. 

11. 
Debt  bearing  no 
Interest. 

12. 
Outstanding  Prin- 
cipal. 

13. 
Oath  in  the  Treas- 
ury July  1. 

14. 
lotal  Debt  less  Cash 
in  Treasury. 

15. 
Annual  Intent 
Charge. 

1876—  July  1  

$3,902,420  26 

$437,125,796  89 

$2,151,713,667  15 

$90,788,326  70 

$2,060,925,340  45 

$96,104,269  OO 

1877  

16.648,860  26 

435,191,431  84 

2,163,728,792  10 

144,453,360  73 

2,019,275,431  37 

93,160,643  50 

1878 

5,594,560  26 

363,231,082  27 

2,163,561,292  53 

164,179,012  08 

1,999,382,280  45 

94,654,47'.;  50 

1879   

37,015,630  26 

362,150,091  78 

2,196,809,422  04 

200,394,517  01 

1,996,414,905  03 

83,773,77S  50 

1880 

7,621,455  26 

353,826,945  37 

2,085,441,500  63 

166,114,752  88 

1,919,326,747  75 

79,633,981  00 

1881  ..       

,723.86  5  26 

353,847,504  32 

2,000,139,119  58 

180,488,965  3~ 

1,819,650,154  23 

75,018,695  50 

1  «*2 

16,260,805  26 

353,787,958  77 

1,833,859,164  03 

158,835,689  7d 

1,675,023,474  25 

57,360,11075 

1883  

7,831,41526 

353,740,691  81 

1.699,801,257  07 

161,019,431  92 

1,538,781,825  15 

51,436,709  50 

!•<«  1             . 

19,656.205  26 

353,719,51731 

1,599,939  572  57 

161,396,577  18 

1  438,542,995  39 

47,926,432  50 

1885 

4,100,995  26 

353,603,141  88 

1,553,955,087  14 

178,602,643  23 

1,375,352,44391 

47,014,13300 

1886 

9,704,445  26 

397,692,548  52 

1,509,411,093  78 

227,265  253  34 

1,282,145,840  44 

45,510,098  00 

1887 

6,115  165  26 

353  685  110  37 

1  381  492  625  63 

206  323  950  21 

1  175  168  675  42 

41  786  529  50 

1888     .       ..   . 

2.496,095  26 

353,660,467  32 

1  306  679  062  58 

243  674  167  85 

1  063  004  894  73 

38,991  935  25 

1889   

1,911,48526 

353,654,148  97 

1,185,419,624  23 

209  479  874  01 

975  939  750  22 

33.752,354  6O 

1890 

1,815,805  26 

353  648  559  47 

1  080  777  474  73 

189  993  104  20 

890  784  370  53 

29  417  603  15 

1891 

1,614,705  26 

393  662  735  35 

1  005  806  560  61 

153  893  808  83 

851  912  751  78 

23  615  735  80 

1892       

2,785,875  26 

380,403,635  37 

968  218  840  63 

126  692  377  03 

841  526  463  60 

22  893  883  2O 

1893... 

2,094,060  26 

374,300,605  87 

961  431  766  13 

122  462  25)6  38 

838  969  475  75 

22  894,194  OO 

1894 

1,851,24026 

380  O04  686  42 

1  016  897  816  68 

117  584  436  '13 

899  313  380  55 

"5  394  385  60 

1895  

1,721,590  26 

378,989,469  99 

1  096  913  120  25 

195240  153  51 

901  672  966  74 

29  140  782  40 

1896  . 

1,636,890  26 

373,728  570  14 

1  222  729  350  40 

267  432  096  70 

955  297  253  70 

34  387  265  60 

1897—  April  1  

1.355.76O  26 

377.287.096  64 

1,226,007,806  90 

222.045.606  19 

1,003,932,200  71 

34,387,308  00 

NOTE  1.— The  annual  interest  charge  is  computed  upon  the  amount  of  outstanding  principal  at  the  close  of  the  fiscal  year,  and  is  exclusive  of 
interest  charge  on  Pacific  Railway  bonds. 

NOTE  2.-The  figures  for  .July  1   1879  were  made  up  assuming  pending  funding  operations  to  have  been  completed. 

NOTE  3.— Tho  temporary  loan  per  act  of  July  11  1862  is  included  in  the  4  per  cents  from  1862  to  1868,  Inclusive,  with  the  exception  of  the 
amount  outstanding  August  31  1865  this  being  the  date  at  which  the  public  debt  reached  its  highest  point.  This  loan  bore  interest  from  4  per 
cent  to  6  per  cent  and  was  redeemable  on  ten  days'  notice  after  thirty  days;  but  being  constantly  changing,  It  has  been  considered  more  equit- 
able to  Include  the  whole  amount  outstanding  as  bearing  4  per  cent  interest  on  an  average  for  the  year. 

One  other  class  of  bonded  debt  must  be  referred  to  which  has  never  been  included  in  the  total  of  Government  debt  and 
consequently  does  not  enter  into  any  of  the  foregoing  figures — we  mean  the  Pacific  Railroad  debt.  To  show  the  situation 
of  those  bonds  we  have  to  make  a  compilation  of  our  own,  as  the  Treasury  form  comes  short  of  indicating  the  existing 
ituation.  Methods  of  book-keeping  make  the  official  record  to  most  readers  unintelligible  since  payments  of  the  principal 
began  ;  and  hence  on  this  occasion,  in  bringing  together  the  facts  we  have  given  those  relating  to  that  part  of  the  subject 
matter  as  well  as  those  directly  relating  to  the  railroad  liability.  The  following  consequently  presents  the  full  status  of 
these  obligations  as  they  stand  to-day. 

BONDS    ISSUED    TO    PACIFIC    RAILROADS    AS    OF    APRIL    1    1897. 


Xante  of  Railway. 

Railroad  Liability  far- 

Bonds  Paid,  or  Date  of  Maturity. 

Bonds  issued 
by  Government. 

Interest  Paid  by 
Oovernment. 

Less  Int.  Re- 
paid b\i  Cos. 

Sal.  Int.  paid 
by  Government 

Total  Net 
Liability. 

Already 
Paid. 

Due  Jan.  1, 
1898. 

Due  Jan.  1 

1899. 

Central  Pacific. 

$ 
25,885,12000 
6,303,000  00 
27,236,512  00 
1,  60O,OOOOO 
1,970,560  00 
1,628,320  OO 

9 
44,045,886  84 
11,103,703  44 
46.782,239  38 
2,807,408  26 
3,264,402  54 
2,783,236  69 

$ 
8,5f>2,484  86 
4,514,803  25 
16,256.321  29 
648,978  80 
9,367  00 
257,295  55 

$ 
35.493,401  98 
6,588,900  19 
30,525,918  09 
2,158,429  46 
3,255,035  54 
2,525,941  14 

9 
61,378,521  98 
12,891,900  19 
57,762,430  09 
3,758,429  46 
5,225,595  54 
4,154,261  14 

9 
6,074,000 
4,880,000 
8,160,000 
1,280,000 
320,000 

•$ 
10,614,120 
1,423,000 
15,919,512 
320,000 

1,628,320 

9,197,000 

Kaunas  Pacific  

Union  Pacific....  
Central  Branch,  U.  P  
Western  Pacific  
Sioux  City  &  Pac  

3,157,000 

1,650,560 

1OUU8  O*,0i0,uii  uu     ilU./BB.KVY   1O     3O,'J39,25O  75 

80,547,62640    145,171.13840      20,714,000     29,9O4.!)o'J      14.uu«.»oi 

The  Government  reports  that  the  total  amount  paid  into  the  Sinking  Fund  by  these  companies  has  been  $24,854,109  95- 
of  which  $10,771,859  95  washeldby  the  Government  in  cash  and  $14,082,250  invested  in  bonds.  Out  of  this  Sinking  Fund  th< 
Government,  as  stated  above,  has  already  paid  the  principal  of  $20,714,000  of  the  864.623,512  of  bonds  issued  ;  consequent!) 
besides  the  interest)  there  still  remains  of  the  principal  to  be  paid  by  the  companies  $43,909,512. 


Debts    and     Resources 


OF 


$TAT£$,  CITIES  AND 


NEW    ENGLAND. 


1\DEX  FOR  THE  XEW  ENGLAND  STATES,  CITIES,  Etc. 

MAINE  -State.  Ciliee,  Ac Page*    7  to  10  '  MASSACHUSEm  -State.  Cities  *o..   Pages  16  to  82 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE— SUt«.  Cities,  Ac Page*  10  to  14    RHODE  I8LA.ND— State,  Cities.  Ao Panes  33  to  34 

VERMOMT-State,  Cities.  Ao Pages  14  to  18    CON'NECnCUr-SUt*.  Cities.  A". . Pa«e*  85  to  40 


State  of  Maine. 


DEBT,   RESOURCES,   ETC. 


as  a  Slate  (Act  March  8.  1830)      -      March  IS.  1830 
Total  area  of  Stole  (square  mitre)  33,040 

Slate  Capital  -        Augusta 

Governor (i*r» i  expires  1st  Wed.  Jan.,  1899),  Llewellyn  Powers 
Secretary  of  State  (term  expire*  'Jan.,  1899),  •  Byron  Boyd 
Treasurer  (term  expires  Mao.,  '99).  -  Francis  M.  Simpson 
Legislature  mssts  biennially  in  odd  yean  on  the  first  Wednes- 
day in  January,  and  there  is  no  limit  to  length  of  sessions. 

•  I*  chosen  by  Legislators. 

'ORY  OF  DEBT.— For  history  of  Mala*  Mats  debt  up  to 
i  1*89.  see  STATS  A«D  Crrr  ScrruKBirr  of  April.  1890.  pace  9. 

The  whole  Stale  debt  matured  la  June  aad  October.  1889,  aad  alt 
that  was  not  paid  was  refunded  tot*  Iks  following  loans,  payable  by 
i  'sstalaBSBta,  part  each  year. 

LOANS-  — /»lsF*»t— .    . — Out*a»f*. . 

o  punoose.    Malt.  fmqmUt.          w*t*  Dm. 
•shim  loan.  ifrjg^A."    3    J  JkD    Jnne  1,  1497-1901 


Original.  1844. 

Do  Class  "B.' 


Do 
Do 


•C." 
"D." 


3  J  1  D 

S  J  *  D 

S  J  4%  D 

3  J  *  D 


Do 
Do 
Do 


A  *  O 
A  *  O 

A  4  o 


•i  M*»*n      a,      f7»w»  -IBFI 

jnsr.j«,i 

•30.000  /early. 
June  1,  1912-1931 


>f  tnlVOl 
•  17.000  yearly. 
Oet.l.l9Ot.tol911 


Principal. 
•105.000 
500.000 
500,000 

- 

900,000 

.-,,,,.  H, 

24.000 

ll-.:<'«> 


100.000 
50.000 

-..,i 


Bond,  to  State  College  .    5    J   *  D 

D»          do          do      I!    4    J   A    J          July  : 
Bond  to  lasaae  Hospital.    4    J   A    J          Julr  1.  1917 
'>>*aotl8«9.  aot  presented  for  paymeat. 

PAR    VALUE.-The  bonds  are  chiefly   for  91.OOO  or   multiples 
t  .  r-.,r 

INTEREST  Is  payable  at  tko  State Tioasai /,  Angassa.  Me. 
TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUND,  4;. -The  subjoined  statement 
•  Vane1,  total  landed  debt  on  each  of  the  dates  named. 

Jan.  I. -99.    /on.  l,f«5 
8S.3.13.OOO    $2,403,000 

•^•CO  VALUATION. -The  Male's  assssnd  valuation  ha. 
^^^ws  la  tke  years  assail  The  tax  rate  for  1896  was  83-35 
IMM 


DEBT    LIMITATIONS.-Oon.tltut4o»al 


.'. 

,  . 2'V) 

.135.199          7S.191.1W3          314^30.181          2'7.'. 
^9.->.(Wl          75.30M10          aoC^lwiotl          2-75 
'ULATION  OF  STATE.-Tbe  following  •UtosMat  show*  the 
»*sloa  by  0«nwu  period*  4noe  179O: 

..583.100,  ....228,705 

225-*i5l  •"" 3->"  '' 

'.M.279!  183O... 


and  statutory  limitation. 
quite  a  feature  slnoe 

of  1873.  In  the  States  where 'these  limitation,  are  provisions 
of  the  Constitution  of  course  debu  contracted  In  excess  of  such  llmlta  - 
Uon  are  absolutely  void.  In  Maine  the  amendment  to  the  Constitution 
took  effect  January  2, 1878.  and  Is  In  the  following  form  and  words: 
"Article  XXII.  Limitation  of  Municipal  Indebtedness.  NoeUyortown 
••  .hall  create  any  debt  or  liability  which,  singly  or  In  the  aggregate, 
••  with  previous  debu  or  liabilities,  shall  exoeed  flve  per  centum  of  the 
"last  regular  valuation  of  said  city  or  town;  proruferf,  AOSMMT,  that 
"the  adoption  of  ttU  article  shall  not  be  eonrtrueda*  applying  to  any 
-  fund  received  la  trust  by  the  said  city  or  town,  nor  to  any  loan  for  the 
••  purpose  of  toaswlst  etlsting  loans,  or  for  war,  or  to  temporary  loans 
"  to  be  paid  out  of  money  raised  by  taxation  during  tbe  year  In  which 
••  they  are  made."  Tke  moaning  of  the  foregoing  Is  obvious  and  need. 

•  •  • 

SAVINGS  BANKS'  INVESTMENTS-POWERS  AND  RESTRIC- 
TIONS.—The  provisions  regulating  the  Investments  and  loans  of  sav- 
ings banks  aad  Institutions  for  savings  In  the  State  of  Maine  are  con- 
tained In  Public  Laws  1895,  Chapter  101,  Public  Laws  1893,  Chapter 
170,  sad  Revised  Statutes,  Chapter  47,  Sections  1O2  and  103. 
All  tke  provisions  referred  to  above  have  been  compiled  by  the  Corn- 


fiill. 


of  Savlnx*  Banka,  and  we  fftve  their  compilation  below  In 


Maine  Saving,  bank,  and  Institutions  for  savins;*  sre  restricted  to 
aad  hereafter  may  Invest  thslr  deposit,  la  manner  following,  to  wit: 
Pukllr  Vmm4*.—  Amfrtfolt  »f  Inmtmtnt*  Unlimitfd.— 
Public  funds  of  the  Uitlted  StaUn. 
Public  fond*  of  the  District  of  Colombia. 
Public  funds  of  aay  of  the  New  England  States. 
Beads  of  tke  cities,  counties  and  town,  of  any  of  the  New  England 

Public  fund,  of  tke  States  of  New  York.  Pennnylvanla.  Maryland. 
Ohio.  Indiana.  Kentneky.  M>o  ilgan.  WUoon.lii.  Minnesota.  Iowa,  Illt- 
—  ooarl.  iTsatsi  and  Nebraska. 

of  counties  of  twentv  tbonsand  Inhabitants  or  more  In  said 
e4  StaUm,  when  Uoufd  for  municipal  purposes  and  which  are 
..  oblUrstlon  oa  all  the  taxaole  property  therrln,  tjft.at  when 
l.sned  la  aid  of  ranroads.  prorultd  the  net  municipal  IndehtedneM  of 
i  not  exceed  five  per  ront  of  the  latt  valuation  of  the 
far  tko  sssosasaeflt  of  taxes. 

MfMl  iitdtHtanttt"  of  nanlirt   tee  memo- 

ants  or  more  In  aald  last- 


Bonds  of  aaydtyof  tea 


,       . 

namod  Btatas,  when  lasoed  for  muDlelpal  purpose*  and  which  are  a 
dimtobUgattoaea  all  tke  taxab'epropnrtv  thereto.  r»rrp<  when  Issued 
In  aid  of  railroads,  •mvioW  tne  net  municipal  Indebtedness  of  «uoh 


ottlosdoss 


railroads,  mrmultd 
aotexoeeVt  flveper 


flve  per  orator  thn  la«t    preccillng  valuation  of 


tke  property  therein  for  the  awvMment  of  taxes. 
far  mtmntng  of-nrl  mu.ieiptl   Indtbtrilnu*  of  ell  it*"  ft*  memor- 


anda "B." 

Boads  of  tko  above-de»orlli-<l  pltlrw  and  cnnntlM  loned  to  take  up  at 
maturity  bonds  that  were  legal  anil  con«tltiitlonal  whi-n  Issued,  pro 
ri/liH^taelsterMit  haonwn  fully  psld  on  the  original  n*n<1.  for  at  least 
Bve  year,  last  prior  to  .urli  rr-fimilinjt.  pr.,n«/^-i  tin-  net  munlr.lpal  In- 
ilebtednoss  of  soeh  eltles  and  counties  does  not  exoeed  live  per  cent  of 
tke  last  preceding  valuation  of  the  property  therein  for  the  assessment 
of  taxes. 

lisas,  and  obligations  of  Bohonl  IH»trl<-t  linard*.  Board,  of  Educa- 
tion aad  other  corporate  bodies  within  .aid  cltien  authorized  to  iwue 
bonds  payable  primarily  from  taxes  levied  on  nil  the  taxable  property 
In  aooa  districts,  •»»»««"<  tli«  population  of  ilia  district  I.  ten  thou- 
«»ii'l  or  more  and  ibc  population  snd  assessed  valuation  of  the  district 
are  equal  to  at  least  ninety  per  cent  of  thn  population  and  aotesssd 
vataattoa  of  tke  ctty  Itself,  profited  the  net  municipal  Indebtedness 
of  ssioh  district  does  aot  exceed  flve  per  nent  of  the  last  valuation  of 
the  pioperty  therein  for  the  assessment  of  taxes. 
Fir  mtftting  oi  -ntt  mmtiripal  iiuUbtalnrt*  of  diitrlet*"  tee  mem- 
Bonds  of  rltlcfl  and  dl*trlrt*  la  said  State,  havln*  a  population  Of 
•eveat>-flvn  th.. .i-iii  i  or  inuii>.  win'ii  lasoed  for  mnnlolpal  purposei 
and  which  are  a  direct  obligation  on  all  the  la  table  property  therein. 

l<Hllr..M€l  Bond*.— AggrroatK>f  Inrtilmrnl*  IJ,,limileA.— 

Kallron.l  ii i.  of  Mrtiiu-,  Imt  no  boucin  of  direct  railroad,  excepting 

those  slready  eoastmcted  In  this  State  shall  be  purchased  unless  aa 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


•mount  of  capital  utock  e<|ual  In  thirty-three  and  cue-third  per  Cfnt  of 
the  iiiortciiL-i-  ill-lit  fluill  have 1  i-i-n  paid  In. In  rash,  anil  expended  upon 
the  road.  evld.-ni-.-d  liv  a  .-.-rtlnVate  of  the  Railroad  Coiumlssloners.JUcd 
In  the  iilli.-i-  of  the  See 


iretary  of  State,  that  said  pereenUae  has  been  so 
I.  in  aildltlon  to  the  amount  of  the  bonded  debt. 


Inn  no  bond*  of  Btrt-et  railroad*  shall  he  purchased  unleim  an  amount 
of  rapltal  Ktwk  eniial  to  thirty-three'  and  one-third  p*r  cent  Of  tne 
morlKiiee  debt  hhull  have.  l>  .....  i  paid  In.  inrii-h.  and  otpeuded  upon 
the  road,  evidenced  by  a  certificate  of  the  railroad  <-oininlHsloners  of 
the  State  when-  the  road  l»  lo.-at.-d,  tiled  In  the  olllee  of  the  Secretary 
of  Stale  of  Maine,  that  said  p.-ivi-ntage  has  been  so  paid  In  and  ex- 
p.  n.I.-.l.  In  aildltlon  to  the  iiinoiiiit  of  the  honded  debt. 

Flmt  mortgage  bunds  of  the  Central  Pacific,  Union  Pacific  and 
Northern  I'arlfln  railroads. 

Moru-.iire  bond*  of  any  railroad  leased  to  any  dividend-paying  rail- 
road In  N.-w  Kiigliiiiil.  npon  ti-nns  guaranteeing  the  payment  of  a  reg- 
ular mated  dividend  upon  the  (took  of  such  leased  road  and  the  Intel  - 
e«t  on  Its  lion.  Is 

Wilier  Boiidn.—  Aggregate  of  Tnrettmenit  Unlimited.— 

Mortgage  bonds  of  any  water  company  In  this  State  and  New  Hamp- 
shire aetually  encaKed  In  supplying  to  any  city  or  cities.  t«wn  or 
towns,  village  or  village*,  or  other  municipal  corporations,  water  for 
domestic  use  and  for  the  extinguishment  of  ilrcs,  whenever  such  com- 
pany Is  earulni.-  more  than  IU  fixed  charges,  Interest  on  its  debts  and 
It*  running  exprn 

Corporation  Bond*.—  Aggregate  of  Investments  Unlimited. 

Bonos  of  any  corporation  (other  than  railroads  and  water  compa- 
nies) Incorporated  under  authority  of  this  State,  which  earns  and  is 
paying  regular  dividends  of  not  less  than  tlve  p»r  cent  a  year. 

Bank  Mock.—  Aggregate  of  Investments  Unlimited.  — 

stork  of  any  hank  or  banking  association  incorporated  under  au- 
thority of  this  State. 

Unldinfis  of  thr  caiiital  stock  of  any  one  bank  limited.  See  mem- 
oranda "A'." 

Stock  ot  anv  bank  or  banking  association  incorporated  under  au- 
thority of  the  United  States,  if  located  within  the  New  England  States. 

Hiililiniis  of  the  capital  stock  nf  any  one  bank  limited.  See  mem- 
oranda "E." 

Railroad  Slock.—  Aggregate  of  Investments  Unlimited.  — 

Stock  of  any  railroad  in  Maine  unencumbered  by  mortgage. 

Holdings  of  the  capital  stock  of  any  one  corporation  limited.  See 
memoranda  -'-A,'." 

Stock  of  any  dividend-paying  railroad  in  New  England. 

Balding"  of  the  rapital  stock  of  any  one  corporation  limited.  See 
memoranda  •'/•>." 

Stock  of  any  railroad  leased  to  any  dividend-paying  railroad  In  New 
England,  upon  terms  guaranteeing  the  payn.ent  of  a  regular  stated 
dividend  upon  the  stock  of  such  leased  road  and  the  Interest  on  its 
bonds. 

Holdings  of  the  capital  stock  of  any  one  corporation  limited.  Sec 
memoranda  "E." 

Corporation  Stock.—  Aggregate  of  Investments  Unlimited. 

Stocks  of  any  corporation  (other  than  railroads  and  water  compa- 
nies) incorporated  under  authority  of  this  State,  which  earns  and  is 
paying  regular  dividends  of  not  less  than  flve  per  cent  a  year. 

Holdings  of  the  capital  stock  of  ant,  one  corporation  limited.  See 
memorandd  "E." 

Real  Estate  liive«tmeut.—  .Vo(  Exceeding  Five  Per  Cent  of  De- 
posits.— Real  Estate  in  the  city  or  town  In  which  such  bank  or  institu- 
tion Is  located. 


Real  Estate  Foreclosure.—  Hiding's  Acquired  by  Foreclosure, 
<tc..  Unlimited.—  Keal  estate  acquired  by  foreclosure  of  mortgage 
thereon  or  upon  judgment  for  debts  or  in  settlements  to  secure  debts. 

I.  <>;iii»  on  Real  Estate.—  Not  Exceeding  Fifty  Per  Cent  of  Deposits. 
—First  mortgages  of  real  estate  in  th  s  State  and  New  Hampshire  to 
an  amount  not  exceeding  si>ty  per  cent  of  its  value. 

Loans  on  Collateral.—  Aggregate  of  Investments  Unlimited. 

Notes  with  a  pledge  as  collateral  of  any  public  funds  or  bonds  of  any 
kind  the  bank  or  institution  would  by  this  statute  be  authorized  to 
purchase. 

Notes  with  a  pledge  as  collateral  of  any  stocks  the  bank  or  institu- 
tion would  by  this  statute  be  authorized  to  purchase. 

Holdings  of  the  capital  stock  of  any  one  corporation  limited.  See 
memoranda  "£." 

1.11:1  IK  on  Deposit  Books.—  Aggregate  of  Investments  Unlimited. 
—  Notes  with  a  pledge  as  collateral  of  any  savings  bank-deposit  book 
or  books  of  any  savings  bank  in  this  State. 

«L,oaJ*  on.  Katlroad  stock.—  Aggregate  of  Invest/neat*  Unlim- 
ited.— Notes  with  a  pledge  as  collateral  of  the  stock  of  any  railroad  or 
railroads  mentioned  In  this  section,  but  not  over  seventy-five  ner  cent, 
of  the  market  value  of  such  stock. 

Holdings  of  the  capital  slock  of  any  one  corporation  limited.  See 
memoranda  "E." 

Loan*  to  municipalities.—  Aggregate  of  Investments  Unlimited 
—To  any  county,  city  or  town  in  this  State. 

Loans  on  Other  Personal  Property.-  4  ggregale  Unlimited.— 
Notes  secured  by  a  pledge  or  mortgage  of  such  other  personal  prop- 
of  tlieTi'ank  tlfa"  gm  e  tru8tees.  "  i»  safe  and  for  the  interest 

Loans  to  Corporations  In  Iflaliir.—  .4  ggrtgale  Unlimited  —To 
any  corporation  having  real  estate  and  doing  Business  in  this  State. 

Deposits  In  Banks.—  Aggregate  Unlimited.—  May  deposit  on  call 
in  banks  or  banking  associations  incorporated  under  authority  or  this 
State  or  the  laws  of  the  United  States  and  receive  Interest  thereon. 

MEMORANDA. 

A. 
from  Chapter  161,  Public  Laics  1895 

,n  •- 


K. 

From  Chapter  47,  Section  102,  Revised  Statutes. 

No  such  bank  or  institution  shall  hold  by  way  of  investment  or  as  se- 
curity for  loans,  or  both,  more  than  one-fifth  of  the  capital  stock  of 
any  corporation,  nor  invest  more  than  ten  percent  of  its  deposits,  not 
exceeding  sixty  tho  sand  dollars,  In  the  capital  stock  of  any  corpora- 
tion. 

F. 

From  Chapter  165,  Public  Laws,  1889. 

The  trustees  shall  see  to  the  proper  Investment  of  deposits  and  funds 
of  the  corporation  in  the  manner  hereinbefore  prescribed. 

G. 

No  loans  shall  be  made  directly  or  indirectly  to  any  officer  of 

the  corporation  or  to  any  firm  of  which  such  officer  Is  a  member. 

n. 

From  Chapter  47,  Section  105,  Revised  Statutes. 

Offli-rrs  Not  to  Receive  Gift.  Fee,  <£•<-.— No  gift,  fee,  commission  or 
brokerage  shall  he  received  by  any  officer  of  a  savings  hank  on  ac- 
count of  any  transaction  to  which  the  bank  is  a  party  under  a  pen- 
alty for  each  offence  of  one  hundred  dollars,  to  be  recovered  In  an  ac- 
tion of  debt  In  the  name  and  to  the  use  of  the  State,  provided  that 
nothing  herein  contained  applies  to  any  expense  of  examining  title? 
and  making  conveyances  upon  loans  made  by  savings  banks. 

I. 

Expmse  of  Making  Loans.— Parties  making  a  loan  from  a  savings 
bank  shall  pay  all  expenses  Incurred  by  reason  thereof. 

J. 

trom  Chapter  47,  Section  131,  Revised  Statutes. 

Does  Not  Affect   Investments  Already  Made. — But  nothing  herein- 

affects  the  legality  of  investments  already  made And  said 

securities  are  valid  in  favor  of  the  bank  pursuant  to  any  law  in  force- 
when  such  Investments  were  made. 

K. 

Change  of  Investments. —And.  this  chapter  does  not  require  the 
change  of  Investments  for  those  hereinbefore  named,  except  as 
the  same  can  be  done  gradually  by  the  sale  or  redemption  of  the  se- 
curities so  invested  in,  in  such  manner  as  to  prevent  loss  or  embar- 
rassment in  the  business  of  such  corporation  or  unnecessary  loss  or 
injury  to  the  borrowers  on  such  securities. 

L. 

Investing  in  Securities  Not  Authorized,  a  Misdemeanor. — The  invest- 
ments in  securities  not  named  in  section  100  is  a  misdemeanor  on  the 
part  of  the  trustees  authorizing  or  officers  making  the  same,  and  such- 
trustees  or  officers  are  subject  to  the  proseoutioiis  and  punishments 
prescribed  by  law  for  that  offense. 


•   CITIES,   COUNTIES  AND  TOWNS 

IN   THE 

STATE   OF   MAINE. 


NOTE.— For  town  debts  not  given  in  alphabetical  order  among  the 
following  statements  see  page  10. 

AROOSTOOK  CO.— L.  0.  LUDWIG,  Tiea?. 

County  seat  is  Houlton. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 


BUILDING  JAIL— 
4s,  Aug.,  $30,000 Aug.  1,  1909 

Subject  to  call  after  Aug.  1, 1899 

COURT  HOUSE— 
4»,  J&D,  $40,000 Junel,  1915 

RAILROAD  AID  (B.  &  A.  BR.). 
4ifiS,  M&S,  $440,000.. Sept.  1, 1912 
4128,  J&J,     173,000. .July  1,  1915 


Floating  debt $15,000 

Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1897...  698,000 

Sinking  fund 623,565 

Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1897 74,435 

Interest  is  payable  in  Boston. 
Tax  valuation  1896...   17,943,606 

Assessment  about  Hs  actual  value. 

Population  in  1890  was 49,589 

Population  1897  (local  esL)  .60.000 


ATTRTTR1ST  —  5N- W.HARRIS.  May 

\E.  G.  EVELETH,  Tr 
Auburn  is  in  Androscoggin  County. 
When  Due. 


or. 

reasurer. 


LOANS- 
CITY  BONDS — 

5s $5,000 Aug.  1,1897 

4s 10,000 July  1,1897 

4s 15,000 July  1,1900 

4s 15,000 Jan.  1, 19O2 

4s 25,000 July  2, 1903 

4s 23,500 July  1,1904 


CITY  BONDS-  Cont'd. 

4s $14,000 July  1, 

4s 13,000 July  1, 

4s 13,000 July  1. 

4s 4,000 Jan. 

4s 7,000 July 

4s 16,000 June  1, 

4s 14.50O Jan.    1, 

CITY  WATER  BONDS — 

ns $58,700 July  1,1905 

4s 30,000 May20, 1913 


1909 
1910 
1911 
1912 
1912 
1923 
1925 


4s 15,000 July  1,1905 

4s 18,000 July  1,1906 

48 10,000 July  1,  1907 

TOTAL  DEBT,   ETC.— Auburn's  total  bonded  debt  March  1. 
not  including  the  water  debt,  was  $273.000;  resources,  $134,17*:  i-itj 
water  debt,  $108,000;  Water  Commissioners' bonds  outstanding.  $210.- 
000;  value  of  water  works  owned  by  the  city,  $350,000. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— In  1896  the  assessed  valuation  0 
estate  and  personal  property  was  $6,284,895 ;  in  1892  it  was  $!>,-"•", 
460.    Tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  for  1896  is  $24. 

TAX  FREE.— No  bonds  of  this  city  are  taxed. 

POPULATION.— In  1890  the  population  was  11,253;  in  1880itva> 
9,556 ;  in  1870  it  was  6,166. 


AUGUSTA — This  city  is  in  Keimebeek  County. 

LOANS—  - — Interest, — .      , Prinei/iii!- 

NAME  OR  PURPOSE.       F.  Ct.  Payable. 

Funding 6       .1    &    J 

Refunding 5       F    &    A 

do         4       J    &    J 

do 


F    &    A.] 


When  Due.         <>" 
1896  to  1905 
Feb.  15, 1902 

July    1, 1900  6,OXX 

Feb.  15, '97  to  1917)    -IQO^OI 

part  due  yearly.     \    l 
INTEREST  and  principal  of  all  the  4  per  cents  payable  at  tin 
Maverick  National  Bank  of  Boston  and  of  otherbonds  at  City  Treasury 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— Total  debt  in  1896  was  $280.317.  I 
the  city  had  in  addition  to  the  bonded  debt  a  floating  debt  of  $51,000 
ASSESSED  VALUATION.-In  1896  the  assessed  valuation  of  rc-a 
estate  was  $4,473,669;  personal  property,  $1,774,960;  total,  $6,248 
629;  total  tax  (per  $1,000)  $20-60.  In  1890  assessed  valuation  ofreo 
estate  was  $3,599,120;  personal  property,  $1,533,689;  total,  $5,132.ui|1 
tax  rate,  $21(per  $1,000). 

POPULATION.— In  1890  population  was  10,527;  in  1880  it  wa 
8,665 ;  in  1870  it  was  7,808. 


April,   1897. 


TOWNS, 


9 


Prineipal. > 

Due.  OutttiiiuTg. 
Nov.  '-',  1!»12  $50,OOO 
Nov.  1,  1914  100,000 
July  1. 1903  900.000 
206,406 

325.000 
6OO.OOO 


(  F.  O.  BKAL,  Mayor. 
'       JH.  O.  PLEK 
Bangor  1s  In  Penobseot  County. 

LOANS—  ~-Iiderttt.- 

NAME  AND   =>URPOSE.  P-  Ct 

City  debt"  A"  H»2 4       tf  A  N 

do       "X-1894 4       MAN 

Water  loan,  "L,"  1875 6       JAJ 

Tru  it  funds 

Railroad  loans,  secured  to  city  by  flrst  mortgages— 
Bangor  A  Plscataquls  RR...    7       AAO       Apr.  1, 1899 
do  do  ...     6       AAO       Apr.  1,  1899 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.— The  water  bonds  and  the  Bangor  A 
Ftoeataquis  RR.  bond*  are  for  $5OO  and  multiples  thereof ;  all  the 
other  bonds  for  $1,OOO  each. 

TAX  EX  E  M  PT.— The  bonds  of  this  city  are  not  taxed. 
INTEREST  I*  payable  either  at  the  Merchant*'  National  Bank  In 
Boston  or  by  the  City  Treasurer  In  Bangor. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUND,  Erc.-The  subjoined  statement 
show*  Banger's  total  debt,  the  sinking  fund  held  by  the  city  against 
tbe  same,  tbe  water  debt,  and  the  city's  floating  debt,  on  the  dates 

Ifek.  1. 1897.    Mar.  1.1896. 

Total  direct  liabilities  (Including  waterdebt).    $87330*  $882.531 

Bailroad  aid  bonds,  contingent  liability 925.00O  '.rj.l.OOO 

Total  debt...  .. .$1,798.906       $1.807331 

Staking  fund,  etc! 1.483,721          1,454.664 

Netdebt $315.185  ~$s7 

Cash  and  nncolleetod claims  (tael'ed  In  assets)      155.O26  •_•..,,. 

Water  debt.  Included  In  above  total  5OO.OOO  50O.OOO 

Floating  debt.  Included  In  above  total 17.5OO  26,150 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— Bengor**  assessed  valuation  (about  4-5 
actual  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  a*  follows : 

Total  Kale  of  Tax 

rr-,,~r'.,             Valuation.  jwr$l.OOO. 

189«             ...$9304388           $4.157325         $13.661.45*  $2750 

1-.                 ..   9217.902             4,365.255            18.483.157  21-5O 

•  .  .--,  M$             *  :-.  .  IM            :  1,04017011  U  M 

•  8386.146  13, -  -•-••»' 

H&ffi     33 
KgS®      IS&S 

188H    .         ..6.865,155  (,$06,4X7  $,77*3*9  -•:•.<• 

>.-  ,.--       .-  i&SS&n  K093*>          H  M 

POPULATION.-ln  1890  tbe  population  was  19,108:  In  1880  It  wa* 
16356 ;  In  187O  H  was  18.289;  la  1897  It  was  estimated  at  23.OOO. 

,-,  A  — ,,  lilBBER.  Mayor. 

DA  1  M. —  /  w.  B.  PAl.MER.Trea.urer. 

Bath  U  a  shire  Uiwn  of  aagadaboe  County. 

Tbe  lease  sf  tbe  Knox  A  IJoeoln  RR.  In  September.  1890.  brought  the 
City  of  Batb  $48*300  of  4  per  rent  bonds  and  $74320  In  cask. 
LOANS-  /<-E"tir 

NAME  AND  PURPO6C.  f.  Ot.  PugmUt, 

K.  A  I.    UK.  A         AAO 

Municipal  t*  M  A    H 

do  .-,    J     A    J 

do  refunding      4       JAJ 

Old  Ladle*' Home 6       JAJ 

Railroad  AM  Boad*- 

KnoxAUncoblBB..    6       JAJ 
do  6       F  *  A 


WKei- 
OOC  13,189* 

July     I.  : 

• 

•uj 

1908-1978 

{    1897  to  1899  I 
each  year.  > 
1.1903 


m  IM 

14.000 

82.150 
138300 

INTEREST  on  all  las  bonds  Is  payable  la  Boston  with  tbe  exception 

.•itereat  OB  tbe  Issue  for  tbe  Old  Ladles'  Hosae,  which  I*  payable 

IB  Bath. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUND,  Erc.-The  .unjoined  .tatemiat 
bows  Bath',  total  mUBleipal  debt,  and  tbe  asaets  held  by  tbe  eltj 
against  tbs  •aov*.  so  sack  of  ttac  daU*  mentions*. 

'$894850     '"&&#£>      *SnjH»    /»»j£.«5 

UMN  :    '••" 


Total  dr i.- 
iaisti  (as*  below). 


i ._  m 


••64300 

i 


..-,.., 

m  m 


..   .-•> 


Ketdebt 941SJUO        »4O3.«WO         *IO4,O3O        $883.630 

Tbe  assols  a*  abore  gtrsn  Included  on  Jan.  1. 1897.  bond*  received 
~"  iiibsuot  Baore  Uae  RR.  Co.  for  leaoeof  EDO*  A  Uncoln  KB. 

aSTCKftor  the  redemption  of  tbe  knox  A'Uncoln"6oBCo5C!anVllng; 
$460.000,  and  beads  and  scrip  of  tke  Balk  Oas  A  XtoMrte  Company  to 
tt*  amount  of  »l,*«0.  The  valae  of  city  property  aot  looluded  In  tbe 
fangolBw  ilslsaiiial  of  asseto  hi  over  $40(M>00,  or  more  than  tbe  city's 


valuation  and  tax 


ASSESSED  VALUATION. -Tbe  city'* 
ate  In  I860  and  later  yean  have  been  an  follow*: 

. 


. 
$6.1: 

6,412,675 

,,  -..,-  .    B 

,     .. 

.    :  :  .    •     • 
• 


Total  To* 

JMT*1.<XK>. 

$21-50 
23-OO 

21-00 


POPULATION.-Ia  1$90  population  was  8.723;  In  1880  It  wa* 
-TO  It  was 7371. 

•  J""S  al.  rLETT;HF.B.  Mayor. 
. —  /JAW).-  PATTEK,  Treasurer. 

Beirut  Is  hi  Waldo  Gouty 

LO*  Wl**l>»*.    T"lal debt  Apr.  1,1897.    *fl  11. 70r- 

,»—  Tax  valuation  ISfHI  •-'.938.88ft 

•*,  fAA.  $4M.700     Ang.  15, 1898       Amm-rawm  abont  artnal  valiie. 

JUrrVDCM  BOWM-  Total  tax  (per  fl.OOO) »l!»^" 

.v.  1.1925    Population  1890 5,2» 

•abJeettoeallafterNoT    1.  19O3    Population  1895 9.30<> 

Belfa*towns  $SOO.OOO  of  BeJfwl  A  Moosehead   Railroad  utock.  ol 
wklob  1396  •harm  were  preferred  and  8304 common. 
INTEREST  oa  tbe  bond*  U  payable  at  Belfast  and  at  the  Fin* 
•  1  Bsnk.  Boston,  Maas. 


BRUNSWICK.— J.  W.  FISHER,  Treasurer. 

This  town  U  In  Cumberland  County. 


When  Due. 


BRIDGE  HOHDS- 
48,  M*N,«1.000 $500 yearly 

Tows  HAM.  BOND* — 
4».  JAJ,  $27,000 $1,000  yearly 

SCHOOL  BOSDS- 
4*.  J& J,  $32,OOO $1,OOO  yearly 

INTEREST  "»  the  bridge  bonds  U  payable  In  Brunswick  and  on  th 
town  hall  and  school  boud«  In  Boston. 


Variousloana $30,213 

Town  debt  Feb.  1, 1897  .  90,213 
Total  valuation  1896.... 3.367,885 
Assessment  abont  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) $15-50 

Population  1890 6,012 


BUCKSPORT.— W.  A.  REMICK,  Clerk. 

This  town  Is  In  Hancock  County. 

Tax  valuation  1896 $914,819 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $26-50 


LOANS- 
RKFUXDIMO  RR.  BOSDS— 


'7.9OO  .......  1897-1933 

Town  debt  1896  ..........  $108,100 


Population  In  1890  was 2,921 

Population  In  188O  was 3,047 


A  certain  amount  of  the  above  bonds  becomes  due  each  year  from 
July  1, 1897,  to  July  1, 19O3,  after  which  date  the  bonds  are  payable 
at  the  pleasure  of  the  town  until  July  1, 1933. 

INTEREST  Is  payable  at  Boston,  Mass.,  and  at  Bucksport. 


i"  A  T     Aid        5  GEORGE  A.  MURCHIE,  Mayor. 
t_/  AL.A1S). —  \  GBORUE  DOWNE8.  Treasurer. 

This  city  Is  In  Washington  County. 


LOANS- 
LOANS  OF  1*33,  '90  A  '91- 

4*.  JAD.    -J.IHIO Part  yearly 

4s,  FAA,      9.000 Aug.  1 . 1900 


Total  debt $142,000 

Slnklugfund 29,000 

Net  debt  Jan.  1.  1897  ..    113,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 2,812,488 

Assessment  about  \  actual  value. 
Tax  rate  lu  '95  (per  $1  ,OOO).$17  00 
Population  In  1890  was 7,290 


4s,  JAD,  101,000 1911 

Optional  after  1901 

4s,  JAJ,  $10,000 July  1,1915 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  l.'»7     $119,000    Population  In  1880  was 6,173 

Floating  debt 20,000  I  Population  In  1897  (estim'd). 8,000 

INTEREST  on  the  loans  due  In  19OO  and  1911  Is  payable  at  ths 
Globe  National  Bank  of  Boston ;  other  Interest  In  Calais. 

CAM  DEN. — This  town  Is  In  Knox  County.    Bonds  tax  free. 

— -    Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) $17-00 

Population  In  1890  was 4.621 

Population  In  1896  (est.) 3,000 

ELLS \VORTH. -Ellsworth  Is  In  Hancock  County. 


Town  debt  1896... 

Tax  valuation  1496  1.650,694 

Assessment  at  full  value. 


LOANS- 
WAX  Dili: 

6s $28.000.. 

4s,....     13300.. 


Ifne. 

..June  1,1897 
..Juui- 


17,000 June  1.1912- 


Total  debt  1896 $A6,75O 

Total  valuation  1896 1,759,224 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO) $24-OO 

lion  In  1890  was 4,804 


U  A  T    T   r-»\A/TrT    I  *•  "AFFORD,  Mayor. 

M  ALLOW  C.LL. —  ,(     K     1  II.l.l  .S.  Treasurer. 

i-ll  U  In  Kennebeo  County. 


Wtuit  Due. 


Total  di-ht  Jan.  1,  1897. .    $23,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 1.539.8O6 

Assessment  same  as  actual  value. 

,'KK)) $17-00 

Population  189O  was 3,181 

Population  1 SW  was 3.009 


LOANS- 

•'.  Bonoa— 

4*.  MAN.  $5,000 Nov.  1. 19O3 

($1.000due  yearly)  to  Nov.  1, 1907 

-.*>  1893— 

4s,  MAN, $15,OOO.Nov.,  10O- 
RKAL  ESTATE  Pencil ASE— 

^s.SS.OOO Temporary 

Tbe  elty  owns  property  valued  at  $50,OOO. 

INTEREST  on  tbe  4  per  eent  school  boad*  and  refunding  bonds  1s 
payable  InBoston  and  Hallowell ;  on  all  other*  In  Hallo  well. 

HOULTON.— THOMAS  P.  PCT.VAM,  Treasurer. 

This  town  1*  lu  Aroostook  County 

LOANS-  "' 

SCHOOL  AXD  RR.  Bonus— 
la, JAD.  -I....~H,       i,..    i  .   i$io 

Subject  to  call  at  any  UBM. 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1. 1897.$4O.OOO 

Floating  debt 31.500 

Total  debt  ...  71300 


PlnkhiKfiind $23,500 

Kotdebt  Jan.  1.1897....      49,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 2.256,648 

Assessm't  abo't  75  p.r  .actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (|>er  $1  .OIXH $18-OO 

. i lou  In  1890  was 4.015 

Population  1887  (estlmatodi.S.OOO 


)f  I.  >r.l.E.  Mayor. 

• IT.    V.  'M-I   \IIAV.  Tr. •., 

Ix-wlston  I*  In  AnditMrocirln  Couniy. 


LOANS- 

CITT    llii!<|l*— 

- 

4  >9«,  JAJ.       M.i"«. 
4s,     JAJ.    100.000.. 

Hr.r\  •• 
4s.  JAJ.  $80.000 

WATER  BoMbs— 

5*.  AAO.     1 

•.     2OO.OOO. 


i    .  ,   D  •• 


July  1, 
Jan.  1, 
Jan.  1, 


.July  1. 1924 


:  •:  . 


1C  n  i. Km  i>  A  in  BDXDS— 

4s,  JAJ,  $100,000 July,  1913 

4s,  JAJ.     100.000 July,  1923 

Total  debt  M'ch  1.  '96.. $1.181,250 
Water  id-lit  ilnrluded)..  5OO.OOO 
Slnkln >t  fund*  and  oash.  334,57* 

Tax  valuation  1  H;M| 12,284.2:  8 

\  •       ••.  •   .   •      >p.e.MMal  r 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) 23-OO 

Population  In  189O  was 21,701 

Population  -tm  (rstlmuted).. 24,000 


1907 

0.-I     1.1!.  17 

INTEREST  I-  payablr  In  Ito*ton  at  tbe  National  Bank  of  Commerce 
.  valued  at  $1,239.316,  Includes  stock  of  the  Lewis- 
ton  A  Aulmrii  nrnurh  Railroad  to  tin-  amount  of  $22.F>,OOO,  and  the 
water  work*,  valued  at  $549,783.    Bonds  are  not  taxed. 


NORWAY. — Si  i. I'M  IN   B.  Ci'MMixiis,  Treasurer. 

This  town  Is  In  Oxford  County. 

LOANS-  rA«M  D**. 

•it — 
4V.  JAJ.  $11. <XK> part  yearly 

BCBOOLH— 
4s.  FAA.  $5,500. part  yearly  after 

-' .  i 

IntrrestpayableatNorwayNnt  Bk. 
Bonded  debt  Feb.  1 , 1 41*7    $1 6.5OO 


Float.  <1ebl  and  acc'd  Int      $4,165 

Totaldcbt 80,665 

Slnktiik-fun.l  ii-^.-t-  7,097 

v.  •    :.  M  Ki-li.  1.  1897...       13,558 

Tax  valuation  1 896 1 ,084,994 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO) $14'8O 

popiilaii-iti  In  l-!»Owas 2,665 

Population  lu  18*0  wiw 2,519 


OLD    TOWN—  »"  K\Y,  Mayor. 

}  A.  OTIS  WOODMAN,  City  Clerk. 
"M  Town  Is  In  Penobsoot  County. 

Total  debt  1896 $7O.OOO  |  Tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO) $28-OO 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,263,2»O  |  Population  In  1890  was 5,312 

Tax  valuation,  personal.       99,343    Population  In  1880  was 3,396 

Total  valuation  1896...    1362,688  | 

5  JAMES  P.  BAXTER,  Mayor. 
—  jotOROE  H.  MBBY,  Treasurer. 
Portland  I*  In  Cumberland  County. 

Of  tbe  debt  of  this  city  about  one-half  wax  Incurred  on  account  of  Die 
Portland  A  Ocdensbure  RR.,  whose  stock  the  city  holds  to  the  amount 
of  $2,856,110.  Tbe  railroad  Is  leased  for  999 years  to  the  MalneCentral 


10 


8T/ITE 


CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


RR,  Company  at  2  per  cent  on  gtook.  payable  quarterly.  This  rental 
aid*  the  city  considerably  in  mooting  its  Interest  charge.  The  city's 
debt  iu  detail  is  as  follows : 

LOANS—  • Intarttl. — .  . Prineipal.- 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  f •  Ct.  fayabl'-  mS*»-l>"Js,« 

Funded,  1893 4       MAS    Mob.  1,  1 

Funding,  1887 o*r   4       JAJ    July  1,  1912 

Subject  to  call  July  1,  19O2. 


Pnadlnc,  189* 4 

do                  do       0 

Portland  A  Ogdeiubarg  RR. . .  6 

Portland  A  Rochester  RR 6 


•ay- 

.isr- 


MAS  Moh.  1.  1914  g64,000 

M  A   S  Sept.  1,  1896  40,500 

M  &   8  Sept.  1,  1907  1,200,000 

JAJ  July  1,  1897  410,000 

"^fflF        :::  &  ."..*'  3$ !:  ^  'M 

Trnstfunds. 4s*6s 13.55( 

Bonds  matured,  not  presented  for  payment 7,000 

INTEREST  on  all  the  Issues  except  the  registered  bonds  is  pa 
able  in  Boston  at  the  National  Bank  of  Redemption  and  at  the  Mi 
chants'  National  Bank  In  Portland. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUND.  ETC.-The  subjoined  statement 
•hows  Portland's  total  bonded  debt  and  the  sinking  fund  held  by  the 
city  agaluat  the  same  on  each  of  the  dates  mentioned. 

Feb.  1,  '97.         Feb.  1.  '96.       Feb.  1,  '95. 

Total  debt $2,724,550       $2,724,550       $2,779,050 

Sinking  fund  and  other  assets.   1,464,948         1,429,543         1.485,178 

Net  debt $1,299,602       $1.295,007       $1,293,872 

AVAILABLE  ASSETS.— T1>e  city's  available  assets,  amounting  to 

•1,464,948  Include  gas  company  stock,  $170,000  and  Portland  &  Og 

densburg  Railway  stock,  $1,178,055. 
DEBT  LIMITATION.— The  city's  gross  debt  is  limited  by  law  to  5 

per  cent  of  valuation. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  (about  80 
er  cent  of  cash  value)  and  the  tax  rate  for  a  series  of  years  have  been 


as  follows : 

Real 
Yean.  Kttalr. 

1896 $25,453,800 

1895 24,974,900 

1894 24,520,600 

1893 24,411,300 

1892  -.  24,299,000 

l.s'H          23,494,600 

1890 23,184,400 

1889  22,711,000 

1888   22,120,000 


Pertonal 
Property. 
$12,347,400 
12,232,125 
12,026,660 
12,412,690 
12,643,450 
13,088,695 
12,427,590 
11,909,335 
11,952,405 


Total        Rate  of  Tax 
Valuation,  per  $1,000. 
$37,801,200        $20-00 
37,207,025  20-00 

36,547,260  20-00 

36,823,990  20'50 

36,942,450  19-50 

36,583,295  19-50 

35,611,990  19-70 

34,620,335  20-00 

32,702,405  20'00 


POPULATION.— In  1890  population  was  36,425;  In  1880  it  was 
33,810;     11 1870  it  was  31,413. 

T->  /-ir*  if  T     A  TO  T-k        S  A  LBERT  W.  BUTLER,  Mayor. 
ROCKLAND. —  \ E.  A.  JONES,  Treasurer. 

This  city  is  in  Knox  County.    Bonds  of  tills  city  are  not  taxed.  Bonds 
will  hereafter  be  issued  for  refunding  only. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 


CITY  BONDS— 
4s,  JAJ,  $59,000... July  1,1897 
4s  J&J,  15,000. ..July  1,1898 
4s  J&J,  45,000  .July  1, 1900 
4sl  J&J,  93,100...  July  1,1911 

Optional  at  any  time. 
4s,  overdue,  $1,80O,  not  presented 
3V,. J&J,  28,600...  July  1, 1898 
18,300...  July  1,  1901 
27,600. ..July  1,1903 
12,200...  July  1,  1904 
14,400...  July  1,1905 
24.100...  July  1,1906 
12,800. ..July  1,1907 
28,000...  July  1,1908 
21,500...  July  1,1909 


3>98,  J&J, 

3>S8,  J&J, 
3>sB,  J&J, 
3^98,  J&J, 

3  las,  J&J, 
3  "•]«,  J&J, 
3>«8,  J&J, 

3^8,  J&J, 

31«8,  J&J, 


25,000...  July  1,1910 


CITY  BONDS— (Con.) 
S^s,  J&J,    $11,800.. .July  1,1912 
Sias,  J&J,       16,200. .  .July  1,  1915 

KNOX  &  LINCOLN  RR.  LOAN— 

6s,  J&J,  $14,700 July  1,1897 

(Part  yearly)  to  July  1, 1899 
6s,  F&A,  $35,100 Feb.  1,1902 

Interest  is  payable  in  Rockland. 
Bonded  debt  Feb.,  1897    $504,200 

Floating  debt 105,711 

Total  debt 609,911 

Resources 239,550 

Net  debt  Feb.,  1897 370,361 

Tax  valuation  1896  . . .     4,921,442 
Tax  rate  (per  $1,000)...  22-00 

Assess't  less  than  actual  value. 

Tax  valuation  1886 3,788,780 

Population  iu  1890  was 8,174 


AVAILABLE  ASSETS.— The  city's  total  assets,  as  given  above,  in- 
clude Penobscot  Shore  Line  Railroad  1st  mortgage  4  per  cent  bonds, 
due  August,  1921,  to  the  amount  or  $192,000. 


S  FRANK  FO88,  Mayor. 
. —  I  GEORGE  F.  OWEN,  Treasurer. 
This  city  is  in  York  County.    The  bonds  of  this  city  are  not  taxed. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

GENERAL  EXPENSE— 
4s,  J&J,  $16,000 1901 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 

4s,  J&J,  $25,000 ...1907 

4s,  J&J,    30.0OO 1917 

SEWER  BONDS — 

4s,  J&J,  $20.0OO 1900 

48.JAJ,    15,000 1909 


SIDEWALK  BONDS — 
4s,  M&S,  $5,000 1899 

Interest  is  paid  in  Boston. 

Total  debt  1896 $121  169 

Tax  valuation  1896 3,917,992 

Assess't  about  ^3  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) $20-00 

Population  in  1890  was 6,075 

Population  in  1896  (est.) 6,500 


THOMASTON. — This  town  is  in  Knox  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 

4s,  J&J.  $28,000 Optional 

Interest  Is  payable  iu  Boston  and 

Thomuston. 


Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897  ..  $28.000 

Tax  valuation  1896 1,267574 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) $22-00 

Population  in  1890  was 3,009 

Population  in  1880  was 3,017 


WASHINGTON    CO.— AUSTIN    HARRIS,   Co. 
Treasurer. 

County  si-ats  are  Machlas  and  Calais.  The  county  has  voted  $500,000 
In  aid  of  the  Washington  County  Railroad,  and  the  first  county  bonds 
for  this  purpose  were  issued  in  February,  1896. 

LOANS-  When  Due.  I  Net  debt  Jan.  1,1897...      $11,228 

WASH.  Co.  RR.  BONOS—  I  Tax  valuation  1896        13  881  6O3 

4s,  J&J,  $25,000 Jan.  1. 1916  I  Tax  rate  (per  $1,000)'  $3-80 

Floating  debt $20,700    Population  in  1890  was""  44  4s" 

Total  debt  Jan.l. 1897....    45,700  I  Population  in  1880  was" 

Sinking  fund  assets 34,472  |  Population  in  1897  (est.)'.!".43;oOO 

ofINTgE)REST  on  the  bonds  is  payable  at  the  Boylston  National  Bank 


Westbrook  is  in  Cumberland  County. 


•or. 


„  LOANS-  When  Due. 

CITY  BONDS— 

3%s,  var.,  $8,000. ..1897  to  1900 
48,  var.,  41,300... 1897  to  1902 

REFUNDING  HONDS— 
4s,  JAD,  $15,000.. ..Deo.  10, 1905 

4n,  A*O,  20,000 April    1,  19O7 

4s,  JAJ.  25,000.... Jan.  1,1915 
4s,  J&J,  20,000....  Jan.  1,1917 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, '97.. $129,300 


Floating  debt,  notes...  .  $30,200 
Total  debt  Jan.  1,  '97....  159,500 

Tax  valuation,  real. 2,718  625 

Tax  valuation,  personal.1,003,845 

Total  valuation  1896 3,722  470 

Assessment  Is  abt.  65%  actual  val 
Total  tax  rate  (per  $1,000). $19.00 
Population  In  1890  was  6  03^ 

Population  In  1896  (est.)...  's  000 


INTEREST  on  the  refunding  bonds  of  1907  and  1915  is  payable  in 
Boston,  Mass.;  on  all  other  bonds  at  Portland.  Me. 


ADDITIONAL   STATEMENTS. 

In  the  table  following  we  give  statistics  regarding  all  minor  civil 
divisions  in  the  State  of  Maine  which  have  an  indebtedness  of  over 

$10,000,  and  which  are  not  represented  among  the  foregoing  detailed 
reports.    We  also  give  the  population  according  to  the  Census  of  1890. 

Total         Attested        Tax  Popu- 

Debt.       Valuation.  Kate,  lation 

Townt—                                                   $                   $                $  1890.' 

Albion,  Kennebeo  Co 10.00O       334,844  13-25  1042 

Anson,  Somerset  Co 84,746       577,845  34-00  1,444 

Benton,  Kcnuebec  Co 11,179       384,409  16-00  1,136 

Bidrteford.YorkCo 478,000    6,943,030  32-00  14443 

Boothbay  Harbor,  Lincoln  Co 40,246       707,175  20-OO  1,699 

Bowdolnham.  Sagadahoo  Co 11,734       557,503  16-80  1,508 

Bremen,  Lincoln  Co 16,000       139,336  21-40  719 

Brewer,  Peuobscot  Co 41,620    1,360,655  22-50  4,193 

Bridgton,  Cumberland  Co 22,900    1,264,002  15-20  2,605 

Burnham,  Waldo  Co 15,000       188,279  20-00  846 

Canton,  Oxford  Co 26,137       390,745  25-00  1,303 

Caribou,  Aroostook  Co 33,000    1,248,230  IS'OO  4,087 

China,  Kennebec  Co 15,000       469,730  18-60  1423 

Cumberland,  Cumberland  Co 21,677       684,665  13-50  1,487 

Cutler,  Washington  • 'o 11,000         72,468  52-00  662 

Damariscotta,  Lincoln  Co 35,237       407,172  20-00  1012 

Deering,  Cumberland  Co 96,662    4,003,165  17-00  5,353 

Dixfleld,  Oxford  Co 13,000       288,610  25-50  988 

Dover,  Piscataquis  Co 11,540       686,682  20-20  1942 

Eastport,  Washington  Co 53,763    1,650,940  20-00  4908 

Eden,  Hancock  Co 65,956    3,048,507  26-00  1,946 

Embden,  Somerset  Co 16,000       212,907  26-00  579 

Fairfleld,  Somerset  Co 30,000    1,246,275  14-50  3,510 

Farmington,  Franklin  Co 13,000    1,824,119  15-00  3,207 

Fryeburg,  Oxford  Co 16,000       796,410  10-00  1,418 

Gardiner,  Kennebec  Co 77,500    3,440,575  27-00  5491 

Georgetown,  Sagadahoo  Co 19,284       175,790  29-00  849 

Hartland,  Somerset  Co 20,744       382,285  15-00  974 

Hollis,  York  Co 12,684       372,447  12-50  1278 

Howland,  Penobscot  Co 12,679       116,702  28-OO  171 

Lisbon,  Androscoggin  Co 17,509    1,824,192  13-50  3,120 

Mechanic  Falls,  Androscoggin  Co.   14,000       818,391  20-00  1283 

Milbridge,  Washington  Co 11,175       374,885  23-00  1963 

Monson,  Piscataquis  Co 10,664       220,888  23-80  1.237 

Norridgewock,  Somerset  Co 58,060       548,510  30-00  1656 

North  Berwick,  York  Co 5,466       670,114  24-00  1,803 

Oakland,  Kounebec  Co 10,000       787,328  17-00  2044 

Old  Orchard,  York  Co 13,451        626,475  16-40  877 

Orono,  Penobscot  Co 21,972       584,497  28-00  2790 

Paris,  Oxford  Co 12,127    1,133,910  16-00  3156 

Patten,  Penobscot  Co 15,015       382,405  15-00  936 

Phillips,  Franklin  Co 12,026       461,310  19-00  1,394 

Phippsburg,  Sagadahoc  Co 19,401       345,950  19-50  1396 

Pittsfleld,  Somerset  Co 17,181       957,515  16-50  2,503 

Poland,  Androscoggin  Co 14,337       682,956  22-00  2472 

Presque  Isle,  Aroostook  Co 42,000    1,235,770  18-50  3046 

Richmond,  Sagadahoc  Co 20,150    1,071,038  20-50  3082 

Rockport,  Knox  Co 17,509    1,048,015  2O-00  1,484 

Rumford,  Oxford  Co ..125,232    1,173,453  18'00  898 

Scarborough,  Cumberland  Co 13,452       841,398  13-20  1,794 

Skowhegan,  Somerset  Co 35,000    3,178,060  14-10  5068 

Somerville,  Lincoln  Co 15,000         77,330  36-00  453 

South  Portland,  Cumberland  Co. .  30,000    1,702,183  21-00 

Topsham,  Sagadahoc  Co 12,904       794,659  13-00  1,394 

Turner.  Androscoggin  Co 12,965       653,545  18-00  2,016 

Union,  Knox  Co 24,500       517,176  19'00  1,436 

Vassalboro,  Keunebec  Co 17,523       923,192  15-50  2,052 

Waldoborough,  Lincoln  Co 46,131       924,031  22-00  3,505 

Wiscasset,  Lincoln  Co 25,000       485,259  22-00  1733 

York.YorkCo 25,349    1,454,694  14-50  2,444 


New  Hampshire, 


DEBT,  KESOURCES,  ETC. 


Admitted  as  a  State       -        -  One  of  Original  Thirteen 

Total  area  of  State  (square  miles) 9,305 

State  Capital  -  ....          Concord 

Governor  (term  expires  1st  Wed.  Jan.,  1899),  Geo.  A.  Ramsdell 
Secretary  of  State  (  Chosen  by  Legislature;  )  Ezra  S.  Stearns 
Treasurer  -  |  term  expires  Jan.,  1899.  j  Solon  A.  Carter 

Legislature  meets  biennially  in  odd  years  on  the  first  Wednes- 
day in  January,  and  length  of  session  is  not  limited. 


HISTORY  OF  DEBT.-  New  Hampshire's  debt  history  is  very  brief. 
This  State  has  always  been  extremely  conservative,  and  no  bonds  were 
ssued  until  after  the  breaking  out  of  the  Civil  War.  In  1866  New 
Hampshire  reported  her  funded  indebtedness  at  $4,169,818,  con- 
tracted exclusively  for  war  purposes.  June  1, 1869,  the  total  out- 
standing was  $3,213,962  22,  against  which  the  Treasurer  reported 
an  asset  of  $77,082  89.  The  situation  of  the  State  debt  now  is  as  below. 
LOANS  . — Interest. — ,  , —Principal. 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.Ol.  Payable.  WhenDue.  Onlstaiitl'g. 

Agricultural  College  1893.  4  1913  $135,000 

Library  bonds  of  1891 4  J&J  July  1,  1911  175,000 

Do  do  1893....    4        1913  75,000 

Municipal  War  loan 6  J  &  J  {%£}$*  £«<»  }  1,200,000 

do  do  (overdue)  5,400 

rrustfunds. 4&6  653,818 

Of  the  trust  funds  $80,000  bear  6  per  cent  interest  and  $571,- 
902  12  bear  4  per  cent  interest,  no  interest  being  paid  on  the  remaining 
$1,915  94. 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.-The  bonds  of  this  State  are  in  $500 
and  $1,000  pieces. 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  Commonwealth  Bank  of  Boston  and  at 
State  Treasurer's  office. 


April.  1  - 


MEW  4f/*Mf 84tl*£  -  CITIES  AND  TOWNS, 


11 


. 

1896 *259. 11 6.800 

^H~. not  tabulated 

1*94 209,683,779 

18M 


loan 

an 

way 


an  or  rfve  Itt  money  or  credit  directly  o 
y  corporation  harin*  for  IU  object  a 
y  aid  the  same  by  taking  its  stocks  or 


TOTAL  DEBT.— The  net  debt  on  June  1. 1896,  after  allowing  for 
trust  funds,  was  91,827 .741  37.  The  subjoined  statement  shows  New 
Hampshire's  total  debt  on  the  dates  named. 

Jan.  1/96.    June  1/95.    June  1/94.  June  1/93. 
Total  funded  debt.. -.91.740.400    91,894300    92,036,043    92.0O7.2OO 

Tnwtfunds 693,818          6S2.092          614,065          593,311 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.-The  State**  total  assessed  valuation 
ha*  been  as  follow* : 

T««r».  !"•.'  t  m     " 

1892 9200,437,500 

1891 U59.191.770 

l-'xi   250,530.530 

188S 218.122.554 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— There  la  no  restriction  in  the  Constitution 
of  New  Hampshire  upon  the  debt-making  power  of  the  people  through 
the  "General  Court."  eictpt  the  following,  which  is  the  last  clause  of 
ArtleleSof  Part  Second  of  that  Instrument. 

That  the  General  Court  shall  not  authorise  any  town  to 
or  credit  directly  or  indirectly  for  the  benefit  of 
g  for  Its  object  a  dividend  of  profit*  or  In  any 
by  taking  Its  stoemtor  bond*. 
The  above  I*  an  ••umrtmcnl  to  the  Constitution,  which  was  ratified  in 
1877.  The  amendment  would  appear  to  be  Intended  a*  a  complete 
estoppel  to  municipal  loaning  of  money  or  credit  to  railroad  and  indus- 
trial corporations.  It  I*  to  be  noticed,  however,  that  by  It*  terms  the 
restriction  doe*  not  speotneally  mention  "cities."  the  words  being 
•  any  town." 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.-Blnee  18OO  the  total  population  has 
been  a*  follow*. 

!-•«.          376.5301  1860 328.O73  I  183O 209,328 

1880 346.991     185O 317,970    182O 244,022 

1870 318.300  I  1840 284>74  1 181O 214.40O 

In  1  "70-80  Increase  was  28,091,  or  9O1  per  cent,  and  in  1880-90.  29,- 
939,  or  8-51  per  cent.    For  earlier  population  flgure*  see  STAIK  AXD 
scrruuiKvr  of  April,  1895,  page  13. 

SAVINGS  BANKS'  INVESTMENTS-PRIVILEGES  AND  RE- 
STRICTIONS.—The  laws  Intbl.  State  relating  to  saving*  bank*  In 
vestment*  wore  romodeled  by  the  Legtalatnr*  of  1896.  The  act  referred 
to  was  approved  on  March  29, 1899,  and  went  Into  eneet  on  July  1  of 
the  same  year.  It  I*  as  follows : 
AN  ACT  to  regulate  the  lnve*t menu  of  savings  banks. 

Bt  tt  mmttti  *y  <JU  ttmmtt  eswl  /Tons*  */  »»*re»iiil*n!»>i  in  Otntrml 


Section  1.  On  and  after  July  1.  1895.  savings  banks  shall  make  In- 
vestment* of  their  funds  In  the  foUowtag  elaisss  of  securities  only  : 

1st.  U  notes  secured  by  tret  m*r%j«9«  on  rani  ostato  sltoated  In 
Mtw  Hampshire. 

3d.  IB  notes  secured  by  nrst  mortgage*  of  real  eetate  situated  ont- 
•Id*  of  Sew  Hampshire,  which  at  the  time  la  Improved,  occupied  and 
productive;  but  not  exceeding  25  per  coat  of  Ik*  deposlu  •hall  be  so 
Invested. 

3d.  la  no«««sscured  by  collateral  in  which  Ue  bank  ls  at  liberty  to 
Invest,  of  at  tone*  equal  value  ;  bat  the  amount  of  any  one  class  of  *e- 
eurl  ties  M>  taken  ••  collateral,  added  tn  that  which  the 


at  the  time,  shall  not  exceed  the  total  limit  of  .that  eUasef  xenrltl** ; 
ana  aotrifni*dlng99p*ro»ntof  thedepoortsehanbe  **  avestea 

4th.  In  not**  ssonred  by  nilhmml**  seourHIss  wnteh  are  a«ted  on 
the  ttoek  exelsvigM  of  Boeton  nnd  New  York.  Ih*  IMed  prtcr  of  which 
shall  at  all  time,  b*  at  lea*t  ten  for  «ent  In  e«e*»«  of  the  face  of  the 
note ;  but  not  exceeding  nftecn  per  cent  of  the  amount  of  the  depoelta 
shall  be  so  Invested. 

9th.  In  iw>te*  of  Iwllvtdnnst  or  corporation*,  with  one  or  mere  In- 
t  •  v*  per  onnt  of  the  amount  of  It*  deposit*  to 
I  not  exceeding  twenty  per  cent  of 

•*»   *MK  •XMMtlBX  tMI  P*tt  0*BBt  Of 

I  be  Inverted  In  notes  of  Individual*  or  corporation* 
i  of  the  How  England  Mate*. 
6th.    In  the  pnhU*  fud*  af  the  Cntted  Sent**  or  th*M  lor  which  the 
fnlth  of  the  United  State*  U  pledged  to  provide  for  the  payment  of  the 
Interest  and  principal.  Including  the  bonds  of  the  District  of  Columbia, 
lathebondsornotosof  this  State,  or  of  any  eonnty.  city,  town, 

9th.  In  the  Msniiiiil  loan*,  or  Intereot  benrlng  obligation*,  of  any 
other  X-w  TTjft-rl  8t*«*.  or  of  the  Btata*  of  »*w  York.  Xew  Jrr*ey. 


Iowa.  Kansas,  Nebraska, 

Colorado.  California,  Oregon.  Montana. 
or  the  tarrtlorte*  of  Utah  nnd  Hew  Mexico, 
twonty-flve  per  eont  of  the  deposits  shall  be  so  la- 


•th.  In  the 

eoqntj.rlty.town. 
of  the  tore 


•  laUreet-bei 


ng  BhHgiHons  of  an/ 


dMrict,  or  other  municipal  corporation  of  any 
on  net  Indebtedness  do**  not  exoeed  9  per 

lot  the  Last  preoedlng  valuation  of  the  property  therein  for  taxa- 
tion, not  Issnii  bj  aid  of  railroads;  »r»H*W,  «s»r*«r.  that  the  bond* 
or  *•««•  of  any  eonaty  of  Ho*  than  1O.OOO  InhahtunU.  or  of  any  city, 
V>wn  or  other  munM|inl  corporation  of  IMS  than  5.OOO  Inhabitant*,  or 
of  aay  school  dutrlet  of  teas  than  l.OOO  Inhabltanla,  or  of  any  of  the 
or  Terrl-erte*  want  of  tae  nTHnnnlnil  River  *>u*n« 
not  h*  mhVilii*:  iBimtminU.  and  In  the  autbnrtiod 
bond*  or  Interest-bearing  oWlgationsof  any  city  of  l<«i.o»o  Inhabi- 
tant* o(  any  of  the  foregoing  State*  whow  net  IndeMedneM  doe*  not 
7  i-r  cent  of  the  laot  prreortfng  valuation  of  the  property 
taxation;  Vat  not  exceeding  W  per  cent  of  the  deposit* 
shall  **  so  lavssmd. 

The  term  "net  IndeMndneiw"  •hall  n»  uenetinud  to  denote  the  In- 
tebtedna**  of  any  city  or  town,  onritttng o**»  created  for  .applying 
the  lahnbttont*  with  water,  and  deducting  the  amount  of  *lnklnK  fund* 
•vnOnMe  for  the  payment  of  municipal  Indebtedness 
10th.  In  the  bond*  of  any  railroad  company  Incorporated  under  the 
'    1ty  of  any  of  the  New  England  State*  who**  rend  I*  located 


wholly  or  in  part  in  the  name,  and  which  is  in  possession  of  and  operat 
Ing  it*  own  road,  and  has  earned  and  paid  regular  dividends  for  the 
two  yean  next  preceding  such  investment ;  or  in  the  bonds  guaranteed 
or  assumed  by  such  railroad  company,  or  of  any  railroad  company  so 
Incorporated  whose  road  Is  thus  located; 'or  In  the  bonds  or  notes  of 
any  railroad  company  incorporated  under  the  laws  of  this  State ;  but 
not  exceeding  twenty-flve  per  cent  of  the  deposits  shall  be  no  Invested. 

1 1th.  In  the  bonds  of  any  railroad  incorporated  under  the  authority 
of  any  State  outside  of  Mew  England  which  Is  in  possession  of  and 
operating  its  own  road,  and  has  earned  and  paid  regular  dividends 
of  not  less  than  four  per  cent  per  annum  on  it*  capital  stock  for  the 
nve  yean  next  preceding  such  Investment ;  provided  said  capital  stock 
on  which  It  pays  dividends  equals  in  amount  one-third  of  the  entire 
bonded  indebtedness  of  said  road,  or  in  the  bonds  of  any  corporation 
guaranteed  or  assumed  by  said  railroad :  but  not  exceeding  twenty 
per  cent  of  the  deposits  shall  be  so  Invested.  Street  railroads  shall 
not  be  considered  railroads  within  the  meaning  of  this  and  the  last 
preceding  section. 

12th.  In  the  bonds  of  corporations  of  this  State  whose  net  Indebted- 
nee*  nt  the  time  of  such  Investment  does  not  exoeed  Its  capital  stock 
actually  p»id  In  and  remaining  unimpaired,  but  not  exeedtng  five  per 
cent  of  the  deposit*  shall  be  so  invented. 

13th.  In  the  bonds  of  street  railway  corporations  located  wholly  or  In 
part  In  cities  of  5O.OOO  Inhabitant*  or  more,  situated  outside  of  New 
Hampshire,  whose  net  Indebtedness  at  the  time  of  such  Investment 
doe*  not  exoeed  IU  capital  stock  actually  paid  in  and  remaining  unim- 
paired; proridfJ,  such  corporation  ha*  earned  and  paid  regular  divi- 
dends on  its  capital  stock  for  five  years  next  preceding  such  invest- 
ment, but  not  exceeding  five  per  cent  of  the  deposits  shall  be  so  In- 
rented. 

14th.  In  the  capital  stock  of  any  bank  or  trust  company  Incorporated 
under  the  laws  and  doing  business  within  this  State,  but  the  amount 
of  moli  stock  held  by  any  saving*  bank  as  an  Investment  and  as  col- 
lateral for  loans  .hall  not  exceed  one-tenth  of  the  total  capital  stock  of 
such  bank  or  trust  company,  and  not  exceeding  ten  per  cent  of  the 
deposit*  shall  be  so  Invested. 

15th.  In  the  stock  of  any  national  hank  In  the  New  England  States 
and  in  the  State  of  New  York ;  but  the  amount  of  such  stock  held 
by  any  saving*  bank  as  an  Investment  and  as  collateral  for  loan* 
shall  not  exoeed  one-tenth  of  the  total  capital  stock  of  such  national 
bank,  and  not  exceeding  ten  per  eont.  of  the  deposits  shall  be  so  In- 


16th.  In  the  stock  of  any  railroad  corporation,  exclusive  of  street 
railways,  situated  In  whole  or  In  part  In  New  England,  New  Tork, 
Pennsylvania,  Ohio,  Indiana.  Michigan,  and  Illinois,  that  has  earned 
nnd  paid  regular  dividends  of  nt  leant  four  per  cent  for  five  yean  pre- 
vious to  such  Investment;  but  not  exceeding  ten  per  cent  of  It* 
deposits  shall  be  so  Invested. 

17th.  In  the  stock  of  any  manufacturing  company  In  the  New  Eng- 
aad  paid  regular  dlvldcnd.Jfor  five  years 


previous  to  such  Investment,  and  whose  net  indebtedness  does  not 
exeeedtheamountof  Its  capital  stock  fully  paid  In;  but  not  exceeding 
tan  pnr  cent  of  the  depoelt*  shnll  b*  so  Invested. 

18th.  Any  savings  bank  may  purchase  and  hold  land  and  buildings 
suitable  nnd  aetnally  need  by  It  In  part  for  Its  banking-rooms,  the  total 
ooet  of  vhtoh  *haQ  not  exceed  10  per  cent  of  it*  deposit*. 

19th.  Any  saving*  bank  may  hold  nnd  lease  real  estate  acquired  by 
foreclosure  of  mortgages  owned  by  the  bank,  but  all  taxes,  foreclosure 
expenses  and  coat  of  moJihnMii**  snail  be  paid  out  of  the  Income  of 
the  bank. 

90th.  DepoaHa  of  cash  on  call  or  subject  to  check  «hall  be  made  In 
•MM  ••th«rl*sr1  banking  or  trust  company  Incorporated  under  the 
law*  of  thl*  State  or  the  Commonwealth  of  Maesaehusetts,  or  In  some 
national  bank  leeatod  In  the  New  England  States  or  In  the  City  of  New 


York, 

Section  2.  Whenever  any  person  shall  at  the  same  time  hold  an  office 
In  both  a  mtr«n«rt  bank  and  a  saving*  bank  be  shall  give  bond  In  double 
required  by  cxiating  Inw. 


CITIES,  CorifTiKB  AND  TOWNS 

IK  THE 

-I  ATE    OF    NEW    HAMPSHIRE. 


NOTB.-BW  rf*M*  */  minor  «MI 
mtnltgiftn  btltur.  mtfugt  14. 

BELKNAP  CO.— M. 

County  seat  Is  Til  ton. 

LOANS  -  •"*•<•  Due. 

Col-»  r 

4*.  JAJ.  930,000 July  1.1913 

I  ntnrest  payable  at  Naff  Bank  of 

•  w_   — I.     b.._*      _      «*_-. 


dinfiont  not  found  among  Ike  ilale- 

.  M.  ROBERTSON,  Treasurer. 


Total  debt  Jan.  1.  1890.    •55.513 

'asseu 17,797 

_  1,  1896....       37.710 
valnat  Ion  '96 . .  9,538328 
>ot  about  >*  actual  value. 
Population  In  1890  was.. . . .20,381 


CLAREMONT.-  HKSKY  T.  EATO.V,  Treasurer. 
This  town  t*  in  Sullivan  County. 
sTmnaAs*. 


J8- 

TUWM  HALL  Bono*. 

4*. ..990.000 18»7 

(92 JVOOdoe  yearly)  to 1910 


Rajruxono  Boxu 
4*.  JAJ,  925,000.... 
4.  JAJ     50.000.... 


Bonded  debt  Jan.  1/97  .  9125.OOO 

rioatlagdebt 20,000 

Total  debt  Jan.  1 ,  1 897 . .     1 45,000 
Total  aMKwsment  189fl..3,183,21H 


a  value  (about) 4.4OO.OOO 

.Jan.  1. 1900    Tax  raU>  <per  «1,<NM» 20-OO 

.Apr.  1,1914     Population  In  1  win  wa*..         5,565 
Population  In  1H97  (e*t.)         6.0OO 

TEREST  Is  payable  at  Claremont,  or  at  the  National  Bank  of 
ption,  Boston. 

{  A.  B.  WOODWORTH,  Mayor. 
—  )j.  A.  OOOHRAN,  City  Clerk. 

Concord  I*  the  capital  of  the  State  and  the  county  aeat  of  Morrtmao 
County.  Its  water  works  more  than  take  care  of  the  Interest  on  the 
water  bond*. 


12 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


LOANS- 
B  ai  DOE 


When  I>ur. 


4»,  J4J.J20.000.  July  1.  '04  to  '07 

($*.OOO  due  yearly.) 
MBMOBIAI.  AKCU  BONOS— 
4*.  J*J,  §20.000.  July,  '97  to  1900 

($5.000  due  yearly.) 
•Pouc«  STATION  BOHD«— 
4m  J*J,  $17.000  ......  July  1,1903 

•PI-HI  i.    ROAD  Bo>i" 
31*11,  J*D,$25.OOO...  June  1,  1914 


. 

25,000...  Juuc  1,1914 
9.000.  ..Dec.  1,1914 


WATER  PHKC'CT  BONDS  (Con.) 
a,  AAO,  $45,000....  Oct.    l,J« 

4»!j&J.    400,000....  Jan.  1,1922 

SCHOOL  DISTRICT  BONDS— 

(tBohool  District  No.  20.) 
4«.JAJ,*1,500  .......  July  1,1897 

($500  due  yearly)  to  July  1.  1899 

•WIDENING  PI.KABANT  ST.  Ex.— 

4s.  J&J,  $13,SOO  .....  July  1,1905 

(UNION  SCHOOL  DIST.  BOND8- 

,  .1.  $90,000  .....  July  1,1«9< 
($15,OOOduoy'rly)toJuly  1,1902 
PENACOOK  SKWKR  BONOS— 

: 


. 

Huliluct  to  call  after  May   1,1908 
4*,  J'&J,  $3.000.  .  .July  1,  '14  to  '19 

($5OO  due  yearly.) 

WEST  (  'oxroi:i>  SI:\VKK  FKKC'T— 

48,  A&O,  $17,000.  Oct.,  1902  to  '12 


3>*,  MAN,  f  15,000. Nov.  1,  1900 
S4LMA8.  20.000.  Moh.  1,  1922 
4fc  MAN.  30.OOO.  Nov.  1,1897 
<$io,000  due  y'rly)  to  Nov.  1. 1899 
4s  j&J.  $100,000..  Jan.,  '01  to  '11 

($10,ooo  due  yearly.) 
4s  JAJ;     $70.0  «...  Jan  '13  to '19 

($10,OOO  due  yearly.) 

"•Exempt  from  taxation  when  owned  by  resident*  of  Concord. 

t  coupon  bonds 

EXPLANATORY  OF  BONDS.— The  Penacook  sewer  bonds  were 
Issued  on  the  city's  credit  for  the  Penacook  sewer  district,  the  interest 
and  principal  being  payable  from  a  special  tax  on  that  district.  The 
ichool  district  bonds  were  Issued  under  a  special  act  of  the  State  Legis- 
lature. The  school  districts  have  by  their  votes  and  by  their  agents 
bound  themselves  to  repay  the  city  all  sums  expended  on  account  of 
the  principal  or  interest  of  these  bonds. 

INTEREST  is  paid  at  city  treasury  and  at  the  National  Revere  Bank 
in  Boston. 

TOTAL  DEBT  —Concord's  total  indebtedness  over  available  assets 
on  Jan.  1, 1897,  was  $930,59»;  on  Jan.  1,  1896,  $963,960;  on  Jan.  1, 
1895,  $973,479;  on  Jan.  1, 1890,  $693.878. 

CITY  PROPERTY.— The  city  valued  its  buildings  and  other  prop- 
erty on  January  1,  1896,  at  $223,165,  and  besides  this  has  water 
works  valued  at  $848,304  which  are  the  property  of  the  "precinct." 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 

rate  have  been  as  follows: 

Total  Assessed 

Ytiarx                                          Valuation.  Tax. 

i>.,,;                                      ...  $11,228,515  $260,589 

189!."                                      -     11,566,082  217,399 

.     11,189,294  222,110 

.     10.890,960  204,585 

1890                                   ....    10,243,857  176,081 

.    10,048,556  184,963 

9,984,120  165,090 

J8§5;""".;; 10,150.536         172,831 

POPULATION.— In  1890  population  was  17,004;  in  1880  it  was 
13.843;  in  1870  it  was  12,241. 

T-»/"k-V7-c-D         5  WM.  F.  NASON,  Mayor. 
DO  V  H,ri. —  j  B.  FRANK  NEALLEY,  Treasurer. 
Dover  Is  the  county  seat  of  Stratford  County. 

LOANS—  • — Interest. — .    . — Principal. 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.Ct.  Payable.          When  Due. 

J   &    3  \  July  1,1897,  to  1905  N 

A&O 


Rale  of  Tax 

per  $1,600. 

$23-20 


20-00 
18-80 
12-00 
12-50 


Refunding  loan 4 

City  Hall  bonds 4 


do 
do 
do 


do 
do 
do 


A  &  O 
A  &  O 


Funding  and  bridge. 
Water  loan  notes. 


$10,000  yearly. 
(  Apr  1,  1906  to  '09  , 
i!  $12,OOOdue yearly  i 

Apr.   1,  1910 

Apr.  1.  1911 

Apr.   1,  1912 
S  July  1,  '98  to  '16  ? 
<    f5,000  yearly.    < 

After  13  years.* 


OuMand'g. 
$90,000 

48,000 

11,000 
11,000 
111,000 

95,000 
317,922 


4       A&O 
4       J&J 

4H  Semi-an 

Bonds  due  and  not  presented  for  payment 10,300 

~~  *  Can  be  reduced  at  any  time. 

INTEREST  on  refunding  loan  and  city  hall  bonds  payable  at  Boston- 
TOTAL  DEBT. — The  city's  total  debtand  sinking  funds  have  been  as 
follows  on  the  dates  named : 

Jan.  1,  '97.    Jan.  1,  '96.  Jan.  1,  '95. 

Total  debt  (including  water  debt) .  .$694,222        $710,800        $750,300 
Sinking  funds 33,000  33,000 

Net  debt $694,222        $677,800        $717,300 

Water  debt  (included  above) 317,922  326,500  330,000 

Floating  debt  (Included  above) 60,000  86,000 

The  city  has  assets,  including  water-works,  to  the  value  of  $416,384. 
ASSESSED  VALUATION  (about  80  per  cent  of  actual  value)  and 
tax  rate  have  been  as  follows : 

. Assessed  Valuation. : 

Real.  Personal.  Tolaf. 

1896 $5,724,898  $2,875,576  $8.600,474 

1895 5,667,856  3,061,121  8,728,977 

1894 5,683,190  3,194,201  8,877,391 

1893 6,828,388  2,236,769  9,065,157 


POPULATION.—  Population   In   1890   was  12,790; 
11,687  ;  in  1870  was  9,294.    Population  1896  (estimated),  13,000. 


Total    Tax 

«er$l,OOO 

$20-00 

20-00 

17-50 

18-OO 

in  1880  was 


EXETER.— E.  S.  THYKG,  Town  Treasurer. 

Exeter  is  in  Rocktngham  County. 
Boniled  debt  Feb.  15,  '97.    $82,500  i  Tax  valuation,  personal.  $771,975 

Town  has  no  water  debt.  |  Total  valuation  1896 3,145,635 

Floating  debt .        2,500    Assessment  about  %  actual  value 

Total  debt  Feb.  15,  '97..       85,000  I  Total  tax  (per$l,OOO) $10-20 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,373,660  |  Population  in  1890  was 4,284 

The  bonds  all  bear  interest  at  the  rate  of  4  per  cent,  and  are  issued 
for  street  improvement,  library  and  refunding  purposes.  They  are 
nearly  all  held  bv  loeal  investors. 

TAX  FREE.— The  town's  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation  If  owned 
by  r  sldents. 


FARMINGTON.— This  town  is  In  Stafford  County. 
Total  debt  June  1, 1896... $63,728 

Assets 16.0OO 

Net  debt  June  1, 1898 47,728 


Tax  valuation  1896 $1,273,198 

Tax  rate  (per  $1.000)..         $22-50 
Population  in  1890  was 3,064 


FR  A  N  K  T  IN      $  EDWARD  H.  STURTEVANT,  Mayor. 

«  '  FRANK  PROCTOR.  Treasurer. 

Franklin  Is  In  Merrimaok  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

TOWN  BONDS—* 

4s,  F&A,  $40,OOO Aug.  1,1900 

4s,  F&A.,    30,000. . . .  Aug.  1, 1917 

WATER  BONDS  1891— 
48,  A&O,  $80,000 Apr.  1,1916 

Subject  to  call  after  Apr.  1, 1901 
4s,  A&O,  $12,000....  Apr.  1,  1914 

INTEREST  payable  at  First  Nat 


HILLSBOROUGH 
IN/GSTON,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Manchester. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

BUILDING  BONDS— 1896. 
4s.  June,  $40,OOO June  1,  1921 

FUNDINU  BONDS  1894 — 

4s,  J&J,  $117,000 Jan.  1. 1914 

Optional  after  Jan   1,1904 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 
4s,  Sept.,  $35,000  Sept.  1910 

BUILDING  BONDS— 
4s,  March,  $12O,OOO. . .  .Mar.  1915 


Total  debt  Jan.  1,  '97..    $188,096 

Asset* 7,831 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1897..       180,265 

Tax  valuation   1896 2,507,300 

Assessment  about  %  actual  value. 
Tax  rate  (per  $1,000)   1896.$18-OO 

Population  In  1890  was 4,085 

Population  in  1896  (est.) 5,135 

Bank,  Boston  or  Treasurer's  office. 


CO.— FRANK     C.     Liv- 


Bonded debt  Jan.,  1896.  $272,000 
Floating  ili-lit  Jim.,  '96.  '20.505 
Total  debt  Jan.,  1896..  301,505 

Assets  (cash) 48,659 

Net  debt  Jan.,  1896. . . .      252,846 

Tax  valuation  1896 59,233,847 

Population  in  1890  was 93,247 

Population  1895  (about) !)5,OOO 


HILLSBORO      BRIDGE      FIRE 

CINCT. — Located  In  Hlllsborough  County. 


PRE- 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

SEWER  BONDS— 

....  $2l,OOO  

WATKR  BONDS— 
4s,  JtsJ,  $15,000 Jan.  1, 1917 


Interest  payable  in  Hillsborough. 
Total  debt  Feb.  15.  1897.. $66,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 757,926 

Population  In  1897  (est.).... 2,500 


TS  tr  CP  TVT  rj-       5  FRANCIS  A.  PERRY,  Mayor. 
JtV  Hi  Hi  IN  Jl. — IJ.  P.  WELLMAN,  City  Clerk. 
This  Is  the  county  seat  of  Cheshire  County. 

WATER  BONDS- 
SB,    J&J,$35,000 Jim.   1,  1S99 

1897     - 

1903 

1904 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS — 
Is,  .KVJ,  $105,000....  July  1 

($1 5,OOO  yearly)  to  July  1 
4s.  J&J,  $10,000 July  1 

SEWER  BONDS— 
4s,  J&J,  $60,000 July  1 

($15,000  yearly)  to  July  ' 


4s,  A&O,  5,000 Oct. 

4s,  A&O,  40,000 Oct. 

($1O,000  yearly)  to  Oct. 

3*28,  J&J,  $7,000 Jan. 

3  >ss,  J&J,  30,000 Jan. 

($10,000  yearly)  to  Jan. 


1913 

1014 
1017 
1010 
1911 
1913 


1905 
1908 
4s,  J&J,  $10,000".: . . .  .July  1 ,  1909 

I NTEREST  on  all  Issues  is  payable  at  the  City  Treasury,  and  on  the 
watcr-4  per  cents  also  in  Boston. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  Erc.-The  subjoined  state 
ment  shows  Keene's  total  municipal  debt  and  the  sinking  funds  held  by 
the  city  against  the  same  on  the  first  of  Jan.  for  four  years. 

1897.  1896.  1895.  1894. 

Total  bonded  debt $307,100    $327,000    $342,100    $357,100 

Cash  and  sinking  funds 65,977        49,982        48,707        49,475 

Net  debt  on  January  1... $241,123    $277,018    $293,393    $307,025 
Waterdebt (included  above). .$117,000    $127,000    $127,000    $127,000 

CITY  PROPERTY. —The  city  owns  its  water  works,  valued  on 
January  1,  1897,  at  $200,000,  and  other  property  to  the  amount  of 
$85,432.  Water  works  are  more  than  self  supporting.  The  railroad 
loans  were  a  gratuity  to  the  Manchester  &  Keene  RR.,  and  are  not 
offset  by  any  railroad  securities  in  the  hands  of  the  city. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 
rate  have  been  as  follows : 

Total 
Tears.         Valuation. 

1896 $6,293,186 

1895 6,223,142 

1894 6,280,468 

1893 6,259,608 

1892 6,156,366 

1891 6.051.111 


Rate  of  Tax 
per  $1,OOO. 
$13-50 
11-5O 
12-50 
12-50 
12-50 
12-50 


Tears. 


Total 
Valuation. 


1890 $6.117,404 

1889 6,090,732 

1888 6,089,900 

1880 5,757,752 

1875 4,676,117 


Rale  of  Tax 
per  $1,000. 
$13-00 
12-00 
12-00 


In  addition  to  the  tax  rate  as  above  given  there  was  In  1896  in  the 
Union  School  District  a  tax  of  $1-85  and  in  the  City  School  District  a 
tax  of  $-60  per  $1,000. 

POPULATION.— In  1890  population  was  7,446;  In  1880  it  was 
6,874  ;  In  1870  it  was  5.971. 


LACONIA.— S.  B.  SMITH,  Mayor. 

Laconia  is  In  Belknap  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 


NS- 

SEWER  BONDS— 
4s,  J&J,  $65,000 

SEWF.R  AND  FUNDING  BONDS— 
4s,  A&O,  $147,000 

Interest  payable  at  Boston. 
Bonded  debt  June  1,  '96.. $226,000 
Floatingdebt 11,540 


Total  debt $237,540 

Available  assets 17,7-25 

Net  debt  June  1, 1896...    219,815 

Tax  valuation  1896 4,824,228 

Tot'l  tax  rate  (per  $1 ,000)      $20-30 

Population  in  1890  was 6,143 

Population  in  1880  was 3,790 

Population  in  1896  (est.)...  12, 000 


5  WILLIAM  C.  CLARK,  Mayor. 
—  i  JAMES  E.  DODGE,  Auditor. 
Manchester  is  one  of  the  county  seats  of  Hillsborough  County. 

LOANS—  — Interest-—.      , Principal. • 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.      P.  Ct.  Payable.          When  Due.         Outsland'g. 

Bridge,  1881 4       J&J      July    1,    1911  $60,000 

do       1896 4       J&J      July  1, '97  to  1901      130,000 

($25,OOO  yearly  to  1900,  $30,000  1901.) 


\tpaif  ,\*\ 

Cemetery 5 

City  (funding)  1885 4 

do  1885 4 

do  1885 4 

do  1885 4 

Improvement  bonds  1893  4 

do  do       1894  4 

do  do       1895  4 

do  do       1896  4 

School  bonds 1895 


J&J  July    1,    1913 

A&O  April  1,  1905 

A&O  April   1,  1907 

A&O  April  1,   1909 

A&O  April   1,  1911 

J&J  Jan.      I,  1913 

J&J  April  1,   1914 

A&O  April   1,  1915 

A&O  April  1.  1916 

J&J  1897-1907 


($10,000  due  yearly  on  July  1.) 

do      do    1895    4       J&J      July,  1908-15 

($10,000  due  yearly.) 


do  do    1896    4  J&J 

Water,  1872 6  J&J 

do  1893 5  F&A 

do  1893 413  M  &  N 

do  1887  (refunding)  .4  J&J 

do  1890          do             4  J   &   J 

do  1892 4  J&J 

do  1894 4  A&O 

do  1895  (refunding)  .4  J&J 

do  1895 4  J  &  D 

do  1897  (refunding)  .4  J&J 


July  1,  1916 

Jan.  1,  1902 

Aug.  1,  1913 

Nov.  1,  1913 

1,  1907 

1,  1910 

1,  1912 

1,  1914 


Jan. 
July 
Jan. 
Oct. 


July  1,  1915 
Dec.  10.  1915 
Jan.  1,  1917 


4-->,230 
50,000 
50,000 
50,000 
5,000 
100,000 

1110,11(111 

loo.otio 
100,000 
110,000 

80,000 
40,000 

100,000 

100,000 
100,000 

100,000 

100,000 

100,000 

50,000 

100,000 

50,000 

100,000 


April.   1  - 


4MM?S4tlfl£"  CITIES 


TOWNS, 


PAR  VALUE. -The  city's  bonds  are  for$100.$SOOand$l.OOO.  They 
an  mostly  »t  the denomination  of  *l.ooo  each. 

INTEREST  "u  bridge  and  water  bonds  of  187-2  is  payable  at  Treas- 
urer's office,  Main»«OTtOT ;  on  all  other  l«me«  at  Suffolk  Bank,  Boston. 

TOTAL  DEBT.—  The  subjoined  statement  shows  Manchester's  total 
municipal  debt.  Including  the  water  debt,  on  the  date*  named. 

Jan.  1. '97.    Jan.  1, '96.   Jan.  1/95.     Jan.  1,'94. 

ToUll-.n.l-l -l.-.t      *l/."17.2.-..l  «l..-.71.-J.-..>  Sl.'J-.'J, '1.191, > 

Water  debt  Uncl.  above).       9OO.OOU        900,000        830.OOO        80O.OOO 

In  addition  to  the  bonded  debt  the  city  had  on  January  1,  1897,  a 
floating  debt  of  $1OO.OOO.  Ca»h  on  hand  Dee.  31. 1896.  $160363. 

VALUATION,  TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC. -The  assessed  valuation  (about 
TO  per  eant  of  oath  value j»nd  the  tax  rate  hare  been  as  follows  In  the 
rear*  named  below : 

Mfd   TaJualion. .      Tax  Kate 

Pmonai.  Total.        per  $1.000. 

$4.11*^32       $29.443,668       $18-60 

1       i1  '  ~       »  '  -. 

4, 735I368 
4.768.466 

». l. (!.-••;- 
I...1  VJ  I-. 

1 ..  ...    ;.., 

I-,.:..    ;: 


PITTSFIELD.— GEORGE.  F.  BERRY,  Treasurer. 

Pittsfleld  Is  In  Merrimack  County. 

Totaldebt $50,OOO 

Assets 31,000 

Netdebt  July  1,1896...  19.00O 
Total  tax  valuation, '96. 1,120,445 
Assessment  about  &«  actual  value. 
Total  tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO).$21  50 


LOANS-  When  Ihte. 

KKKUSDING  Town  BONUS— 
4s,  JAJ.  $31.000 July  1.  1916 

Interest  payable  In  Boston. 
Bonds  subject  to  call  July  1.  1912 
Bonded  debt  July  1,  >96...$S1.OOO 
Floating  debt 19,000 


Population  in  1S90  was 2,605 


Heal. 

1896. $25,031.116 

1895 

:-  •;  -J3.tr 

^•11 

^H.. 21,300,776 

1891 20.357,146 

19.394.300 


. 
1.710 

23,93-J.olI 

- 


1740 

!-   -,.l 

IB  -.,, 
17-80 

1  • 


PORTSMOUTH  <WM-  °-  JENKINS,  Mayor. 

^  •       >  W.  H.  MORSE,  City  Clerk. 

Portsmouth  is  one  of  the  county  seats  of  Rocklngham  County.  The 
city  issued  $343,000  bonds  in  aid  of  the  Portsmouth  A  Dover  KR.,  and 
received  lu  n-turn  stock  of  the  par  value  of  $344,000.  This  stock  Is 
now  worth  considerable  more  than  its  face  value,  and  the  city  has  wisely 
been  selling  it  and  applying  the  proceeds  to  the  payment  of  the  railroad 
bond*.  When  all  these  bonds  shall  have  been  paid  the  city  will  still 
have  on  hand  a  considerable  balance  from  the  sale  of  the  stork. 

LOANS—  • — Interest  — ,    . Prineipal. -> 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.         P.  Ct.  Payable.        Wkei±J>ue. Oulsland'g. 


1887. 17,364.434          4,541.04'J 


24.090.630 
H  00.700 

•-"-'. 1B-J-.9-JM  

17-OO 

;:.:  ;:..;»«H>         

POPULATION. -lu  189O  population  was  43,983;  In  1830  It  was 
.  1  -70  it  was  23,536.    The  estimated  population  In  1896  was 
WOO. 

MEREDITH  FIRE  DIST.— A.S.Ci.oi-QH,8ec. 

Meredith  to  In  Belknap  County. 


A  A 


=  T 


4 
i 
-I 
4 
1 
1 


A  A 

A  A  O 
JAJ 

MAN 
JAJ 


Wtirn  Due, 
5Apr.l897tol90O> 
i Part  due  yearly.  J 
O       Apr.  1,  19O1 
Oct.    1,  1904 
Jan.   1.  1909 
May  1,  1914 
Nov.  1,  1914 
July  1.  1916 
1912. 
Jan.    1, 
Jan.   1, 
Jan. 
Jan. 


1897 
1913 
1.  19O7 
1.  1912 


$8,500 
10,000 
47.000 
50.OOO 
40.000 
57.OOO 
175,000 

1 3.OOO 
16O.OOO 

160,000 

- 


LOANS- 

^^•l.  $40.000    July.  1 
•  btnmt  U  payable  In  ~ 


II-A,..  9m 


Tax  »al  iiatHa  18*6. $272.429 

A ai»nt  abo  >t  H  actual  value. 

Tax  rale  (per  fl.OOO) $12-5O 

ropulatlon  1893  (about) l.OOO 


MERRIM  ACK  CO.— WAKRKX  ABBOTT,  Treasr. 

County  saat  to  Con 
LOANS-  •"*"•  D>u.  I  Tot.  beaded  debt  Jan.  1 .  '97$28.0OO 

t.  1,1807 

•.onniliii  iimiji  u» 


In-. 


30.000 


Total  doLt  Jan!  1.  1897.         78.OOO 
i-i-h .,-,  i,.,:,:  .  12,397 

Tax  valuation  1806.. ..23332. 110 
Tax  ra  -      -K)).. 

Population  1896  (eat.) 3O.OOO 

PopuUllon  1890  was. 49,435 


MILFORD.— F.  T.  K.  Tmuurer. 

•fc  t>wn  to  In  HUtoborengt  County.    Bond*  are  exempt  from  taxa- 


LOANS-  •"»«•  Dtu. 

WAT».K  BO*IM  or  '91  A  '93.— 

LS.  J  .k  .1          ......     July  1,  IU-J1 

•tinjcetta  call  after  Jul 
^^•,...$10.000    Jul;. 

"  .  1924 


Jan.  I.V7..  $12O.OOO 


-•    :  •  ---, 
9.000 

630.000 
1.928,413 
c.  real  value. 
1930 
3.014 




1884 

1889 

1894 



*  -  )  1896 

Optional  after  July  1, 
Portsmouth  A  Dover  RR  .6       JAJ 
do       refunded..  1*!I3    4       JAJ 

Water  bonds !~'.'-J    4      JAJ 

do          1892    4       JAJ 

INTEREST  to  payable  In  Boston  and  Portamouth. 
TAX  FREE.— None  of  the  above  bonds  are  taxed  In  the  city  of 
Portsmouth 

PAR  VALUE.-Bonds  are  In  $100, $200, $300  and  $1,000 pieces; 
none  registered  except  $19,300  of  the  Issue  of  1881. 

TOTAL  DEBT  on  December  1.  1896,  Including  the  water  debt,  waa 
$899,040;  a«eu  in  treasury.  $30.101 :  water  debt,  $325,000 ;  net  debt. 
* 3 1 1 ,34J9.  The  elty  owns.  In  addition  to  the  water- works  and  the  Porta* 
mouth  A  Dover  RR.  stock  above  mentioned,  real  estate.  Including 
nchooU.etc,,  which  Is  valued  at  $183.700;  personal  property  (Includ- 
ing Ore  department)  valued  at  $5 1.007.  The  par  value  of  the  Porta- 
mouth A  Dover  stock  held  by  the  elty  on  December  1,  1896,  was 
$172.000;  market  value.  $193.500. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION. -A.ssnedv«lnstlonln  1896  of  real  estate 
and  personal  property  waa  $8.214,714  (estimated  at  »-x>ut  %  actual 
value) ;  tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO)  $80  60.  Assessed  valuation  ef  real  and 
personal  property  In  1893,  $7,833.490;  tax  rate,  $18-30;  In  1882, 
$6.100.364;  tax  rate.$ia3O;  In  1890,  $7,398.710;  lax  rate,  $18-80. 

POPULATION. -In   1890.  9.897;   la  1880.9,690;  In  1870,9,211 
aHluislud  1896  at  more  than  10.OOO. 


MACLJTTA          f  JA»O!»  K.  TOLI.E8.  Mayor. 

1UA- — >OE<'  'ItyClert. 

TV.,  elty  to  la  BllUhorongh  County. 


Wkt*  r>*r. 

tOM-«coM>- 

Uft.OOOgJiue  1. 1018 

InAttio  DKBT— 

July  1.  1901 
1911-1913 

si  early  en  Juae  1.) 

$100.000g.Ma7  1.  'I'- 


rLOATtM  DMT,  SCHOOL  A»I> 

8TBBBT- 

i..<  J.i  D  «.-.«••  .>•-..  .1  IB*  i  :  •:  : 

Hi.ll.xH.  RtllLIiiao— 

4s.  FAA.fVOOO Aug.  1.1899 

...Aug.  1,  1900 

4*.  KAA.  10.000 Aug.  1.  19OI 

4a.  A AO.  23.000  g.... Oct.   1.1916 

debt  beads  due  from  1911  to 
;  ea  tae  seaool  baildlng 
tae  fuadea  floating  debt  bond* 
or  at  Ike  Pint  National  Bank, 
or  at  tae  National 


Mi  .,.  ..„  .   n 
kite  Una.  ACo.. 

illoUMnalUM  City 


TOTAL  DEBT.— Tfca  city's  boade>l  dent  on  January  1. 1897,  was 
'tint  debt  $20,930 ;    total  debt,  $6«OJt5O :   sinking  fund 
•a*sa*kandnncnlWtedtaxe*.$*S.?71:  net  debt.  $373.079. 
ASSESSED  VALUATION. -Total  sssmiH  valuation  (which  Is  about 
-nt  of  actual  value),  was  In  1496   $13.432.845.  against  $13.- 
-•i3  aad  »10.l  1-..038  la  1800.    Total  tax  per  $1.OOO  la 
!<«•  was  $21-80. 

POPULATION  la  1807  (art.)  24.000;   la  189O  was  19.311 ;    In  188O 

VPORT.— K.  C.  HIT.  in  OCR,  Town  Clerk. 

Tata  town  Is  In  Snlllvaa  County. 

>t  Junitl.  •96.$130.44A  I  Tax  valuation  1806. ...$1.4: 

S.tIS    Total  ta«  (per  $1.000)..  I2-OO 

debtJ  15«:*32  I  Population  In  1890  was 2.628 

PENACOOK.— WILLIS  (!.  BrxTojf,  Trewurer. 

n  Merrlaxaek  OMnty. 

m  D**.    Floating  debt. . .  . .  $2.50O 

Totaldebt  Jan.  1.  1897....   72.50O 

•1.1922    Tax  valuation  1896 629.000 

Aaatesawnt  from  •»  to  %  actual  val. 
0.000    Total  tex  (per  $1.00  •) $22-20 

INTEREST  to  payalrie  at  the  ol»ee  of  K.  H.  Rollins  A  Sons,  Concord, 


4SC, 

1  Wr»BK§ — 

•*.MAX.  $moob. 


18.  D.  FKI.KKR,  Mayor, 
t. —  iCIIAS.  W.  BROWN,  City  Clerk. 
This  elty  to  In  itrafforu  County.    Bonds  are  tax  exempt. 

LOANS—  Witt  m  dut. 

SBWBB  Biiirna— 
S 4s,  JAJ.  $124.600.    Jan.  1.1898 

($6.300  due  yearly,  i 
WVTBB  Boiua.  1802.— 
4>.  JAD. 9800,000.  ...Juae  l,  1922 
goaded  debt  Jan.  1.  "07.  .$3J4.6OO    Population  In  1806  w«7.: 


Bltiklnn  fund $13.000 

.Vet  debt  J»n.  1.  1897.  ..    370.717 

Tax  valuation  1H96 3,714,668 

AaseMment  about  %  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1.OOO). 
PopalaaoaTn  1896 


Poi>uutton '" 


*• *.688 


INTEREST  on  sewer  bonds  to  payable  at  city  treasury,  oa  water 
bonds  In  Boston,  Jfnas. 


ROCKINGHAM  CO.— 

•  seau  are  Exeter  aad  Portsmouth. 

LOANS-  Whendiu. 

i  ••<  i.r  II. M  -I.  I:  ,M...  ;  -  .  ; 


I-    JAJ. 

Kc> 
4..  J.\ 
4».  JAJ.  1 


..July  1,  1918 


July 

|,.,  ; 


. 

1.1903 


Interest  ls  payable  In  Boston. 
T..tal  debt  Jan.  1 . 1«96.    $197.300 
Tax  valuation  1896. .. .20,038,311 
Cbaatr  property  1 893 . .       274. 1 03 
Population  In  189O  was  ...49,630 


SANDWICH.— I).  D.  ATWOOD.  Treasurer. 

Sandwich  to  In  Carroll  County.    Bonds  are  not  taxable. 
Wlu*  Due.  I  Total  debt  Jan.  1.  1897 
Total  valuation  1896... 


•     **W*   lO  IcrOO  I    ___  ,™.-     ,f,^.,   '»..lvwri .  .  .  . 

Interest  paid  by  Town  Treasurer.  I  Population  In  1890  was.. 


$19.776 
188,650 

•Jl    Ml 

...1.303 


STRAFFORD  CO.— OKOROE  D.  XowELL.Treas. 

County  seat  to  Dover. 

Due.    Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1897    $140,000 

Oash,»te 78,520 

Netdebt  Jan.  1, 1897..        68.48O 
Tax  valuation  In  1896.20,647,422 

Tax  rale  (per  $l.OOO) 17-70 

Population  111  189O  was 38,442 


LOANS- 

FUKUIXO  Bonus)— 

J*.jJ*D.  $40,000 Dec.  1, 1897 

($10.00O  due  v'rly)  to  Dee.  1, 19OO 

4t,JAD.  $5.000 Dee.  1.  1901 

4S.JAD.  70.000 « Dec.  1.  1911 

J  MI.  Nim — 
t',«.  AAO. $23.000  ..Oct.  19,  19O8 

INTEREST  oa  the  4  per  cent  bond,  to  payable  at  the  Natlona 
Baak  ef  Redemption.  Boston, 


W  H  ITEFIELD. — This  village  Is  In  Oo*s  County. 

DIM.    Tax  valuation  1 896 $683.802 

Aaaesiiment  about  Hi  actual  value. 
Tax  rate  (per$l,OOO) $22-00 


LOANS- 

WATKB  HVixiM.  1804- 
4s,  JAJ.$HO,000 Jan.  1.  lllll 


,        ......        .    .  .         ....... 

•  •;  '  "iial  after  Jan.  1.  18IM  I  Population  1890  (Town)  ____  2.O41 

Totaldebt  Jane  1,  1896...  $71,  181  i  Population  lH*0(Town)  ____  1,828 

I  Populnfn  l  •>!(.-!  I  Village)  est.  1,300 
INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  Whltefteld  Bank  A  Trust  Uo. 


ADDITIONAL     STATEMENTS. 

In  the  table  brlow  we  (rive  statistics    regarding  all   minor   civil 
divisions  In  the  State  of  New  Hampshire  which  have  reported  an 


II 


CITY  SUf  f  l£M£flT. 


Vol.  LXIV. 


Indebtedness  of  over  »t  O.OOO.  »nd  which  are  not  represented  among 
the  foregoing  detailed  report*.    We  add  the  population  at  the  1890 

oelua''                                        Total                      Autued     Tax     form. 
Drbl.       Aurl*.     raluarn.    Kate,  latlon 

AuHn"'Belknai,  Co                ..   20.558      3,895       RP6?3»0    23*30    1,372 

character,  as  defined  in  our  remarks  under  this  head  with  regard  to. 
Maine.    Railroad  subscriptions  by  towns  are  authorized   by  Section 
2760,  chapter  132  of  the  Revised  Statutes,  the  section  being  as  follows: 
SECTION  2760.  A  town  may  aid  in  the  construction  of  a  railroad  or- 
ganized under  the  general  law  by  issuing  bonds  to  aid  such  railroad, 
by  taking  capital  stock  therein,  or  in  such  other  manner  as  it  directs. 
but  the  liability  so  assumed  shall  not  exceed  eight  times  the  grand  list 

Antrim,  Hlllsboroiu<i  Co  .  ..    j-.<t5       It>oll       *5*'7ia    sI'SlO    l'l<n 

of  the  town  at  the  time.    Such  aid  shall  be  given  In  the  way  provided 
in  this  chapter. 

*f"lh<U  iiii'l'ci!  '  "  ""   iJ7'Hlf      f'386       J84.'3?6    17-OO    I.'l42 

granted  of  making  subscriptions  in  aid  of  railroads—  to  wit  :  That  the 

17'<  HU4    (>(•  1*^7    i  0.^4,  f>40    25*O'*    3,729 

immo^'ori'ifton'ot      "'.'.!-'   18,*371       ?!l.44       H67J870    20*1K»      '»82 

the  "  grand  list  "  In  Vermont,  the  authorities  first  prepare  a  schedule  of 
all  the  property,  real  and  personal,  of  each  Individual,  with  valuations 

<  'ImrlrMoii.  8u  111  van  Cn  .....    14  ,4  I'M                         OO/,X»A     *v  vw    x,-«wy 

Is  done  "the  grand  list  "is  made  up  by  taking  one  per  cent  of  that 

65.'355    23.232    9,414,816    23,211 

amount,  according  to  Section  317,  Chapter  25,  of  the  Revised  Statutes, 

Dal  ton  Cooft  Co                           24  379       7  037        152,071    24'40        59rt 

which  is  as  follows:  "All  taxable  property  shall  be  set  in  the  list  at  one 

I>ort*lio*tor  (truftoB  Co      ...   15,87  '       3,nBO        1O7,*OO    ^H  v" 
IMiblln  Cheshire  Oo               .   19,315    21.936       521.461    10-40       582 

"in  which  the  list  is  made." 

Eppliig.  Rm-kingham  Co  34,047      7,978       696,300    1B-4O    1,721 
HoffHU.wn.  Hlllsborouiiii  Co.   51,764      2.309    1,203,985    13-50    1.9*1 
Qrafton  Count  v                      .25,410      7,27917.685,516    37.317 

Following  Section  2760,  above  cited,  which  authorizes  subscriptions, 
n  aid  of  railroads,  are  other  sections  describing  the  method  in  which 

Haiiover  (inVrtoiiCo                25.738    24|ll7    1,054,944    15-50    1,817 

these  subscriptions  must  be  made,  by  calling  a  town  meeting,  voting 

HarrUvilie,  Cheshire  Co  10,417      5,859       383,849    13-50       748 
Henuiker,  MerrimackC......   14,473       2,692       670,390    19-80    1,385 
Hlll»lM.roiiKli,  Hlllsbor'h  Co.   54.82H      7,059    1,102.058    20'90    2.120 
Hollis,  HIllsboroiiKh  Co  12,948      2,116       615,940    15-00    1,000 
nffrcv    Cheshire  Co              .   10,867      1,720       881,112    16-OO    1,469 

Ac.,  &c.    Then  follows  Section  2766,  authorizing  the  issue  of  bonds. 
SECTION  2766.  Such  town  may  issue  bonds,  with  coupons  payable 
Bemi-annually,  at  a  rate  of  interest  not  exceeding  seven  per  cent,  to 

Lanowter  CoSsCo   :;               94,157      9,420    1.428I93O    28-00    3.373 

ebanon    (irafitonCo           ..134,628    23,593    2.M88.510    18-00    3,763 

Lisbon    ('iraftonCo              ..  3M.OOO          998    1,015,442    21-5O    V.06O 

municipal  corporations  in  Vermont  Is  that  given  for  refunding  out- 

ttl"toii ("aYtonCo...::..:i22:263    19.356    1,683,261    23-30    3,365 
Meredith.  Belknap  Co.  41,604      9,565       «05,H37    24-90    1,642 
Milton,  Stratford  Co  52,360    52,571       585.600    19-40    1,640 
.Vew  Boston.  HlllsborVh  Co.   10,550      1,866       590,084    1520    1,067 
Newcastle.  Rockincbam  Co..   24,062      3,641       250,322    17-20       488 
Newmarket.  Roekingham  Co.  15,262      6,640    1,318,534    20-OO    2,742 
Newton.  Buckingham  Co....    10,^11       2,276       383,433    16'50    1.064 
Northwood,  Rock'gham  Co  .    12,642      3,243       496,341    18'30    1,478 
Nottingham,  Rock'gham  Co.   15,239      1,689       310,97a    18-30       988 
Peterborough.  Hillsboro'  Co.  42,132      6,107    1,425,172    17-00    2,M>7 
Plalstow,  RockinebamOo..   17,288          550       333,136    22-00    1,085 
Ravmoml.  Roekingham  Co..   27,131      2,548       411,236    19-00    1.131 
Roilinsford.  Struttord  Co....   10,184          876    1,187,831    13-90    2,003 
Salem,  Rockiiirtatn  Co  15,386      1,509       085.992    22-00    1.H05 
9-abrook,  Roekingham  Co..   10,514      3,717       292,960    21-20    1,672 
Somersworth.  Stratford  Co..  192.699    39,826    3.072,518    19'50    6.300 
Springfield,  Sullivan  Co  14,171      2,198        139,745    22-50       5»O 
Stewartotown,  Coos  Co  10,217      1,3*5       377,021    18-40    1,002 
Sunapee,  Sullivan  Co  14590      1,708       442.126     16-OO       90O 

standing  bonds  and  notes.    The  Sections  which  grant  this  power  are- 
Sections  2769,  2775  and  2776,  Chapter  132  of  the  Revised  Statutes, 
Sections  2769  and  2776  are  as  follows: 
SECTION  2769.  A  town  which  has  outstanding  and  unpaid  negotiable 
notes  or  bonds,  issued  to  pay  for  stock  subscribed  to  a  railroad  com- 
pany, under  any  act  of  the  general  assembly,  may  issue  other  ne 
liable  notes  or  bonds  to  pay  or  retire  such  outstanding  notes  or  bonds, 
SECTION  2,775.  A  town  having  outstanding  and  unpaid  orders,  notes, 
bonds  or  coupons,  issued  under  any  act  of  the  Legislature,  for  the  pur- 
pose of  the  erection  of  public  buildings,  or  in  aid  of  public  improve- 
ments, or  for  the   payment  of   soldiers'    bounties,   may  issue   other 
negotiable  notes  or  bonds  for  the  purpose  of  retiring  the  outstami 
orders,  notes,  bonds  and  coupons,  in  the  same  manner  that  it  may  issue 
new  notes  or  bonds  to  pay  or  retire  outstanding  notes  or  bonds  issued 
in  aid  of  a  railroad;  and  the  powers,  restrictions,  duties  and  liabilities 
of  the  town  and  town  officers  in  the  matter  shall  be  the  same  as  is 
provided  by  law  in  the  case  of  the  refunding  by  a  town  of  town  bonds 

Thornton   Grafton  Co           .    12  552      7.354       177,931    28-50       632 

issued  in  aid  of  a  railroad;  and  the  interest  on  such  new  notes  or  bonds 

Tilton,  Belknap  Co  16.627      3.581       H01.780    17-60    1.521 

shall  be  provided  for  iu  the  same  manner. 

Troy.  Cheshire  Co  10,840      1,910       533,184     18'80       999 

By  Section  2776  municipal  corporations  other  than  towns  have  the 

Walpole  Cheshire  Co      .      .   11,627      2.802    1,478,138    15-50    2,163 

ftamft  refunding  rmwprq  granted  tl    '       whiph  are  pnnfArrprf  11           t          • 

Warner   Merrlmack  Co             26,277      5,012       649,833    14-00    1,383 

»a    e  rei   no.    g  p    vt.  s  granieu  i  le  u  wuicn  are  conterreu  upon  io\\  us 

Wilton.  Hillsborouich  Co  45,248       1,573       944,011    16-00    1.850 
Winchester.  Cheshire  Co....   27.583      7,480    1,262,694    15-90    2,584 
Wolfeborough,  Carroll  Co...  108,277      5.4-J3    1.100.3S2    20-10    3.020 

by  the  two  sections  last  above  cited. 
The  only  other  section  which   we  need  quote  is   Section   2751  of 
Chapter  130,  which  names  the  objects  for  which  towns  may  vote  money. 
If  money  is  appropriated  for  any  other  object,  the  Charter  or  a  special 

State  of  Vermont. 

ITS 

DEBT,  RESOURCES,  &c. 

SECTION  2751.  —  Towns  in  town  meetings   may   vote  such  sums  of 
money  as  they  judge  necessary  (or  the  support  of  the  poor;  for  laving 
out  and  repairing  highways;  for  the  prosecution  and  defense  of  the 
common  rights  and  interests  of  the  inhabitants,  and  for  other  necessary 
incidental  town  expenses. 
POPU  LATION  OF  STATE.  —According  to  the  first  census  (1790)  the 
population  of  Vermont  was  85,425,  of  which  44,756  were  males,  40,398 
were  females  and  271  free  colored.    The  total  in  1800  was  154,465. 
Since  that  date  each  ten  year  aggregate  is  given  below. 
1890                  33°  4°2    1860                   315  098    1830                   °80  652 

1880                  332,286    185O                   314  120    1820                   235  966 

1870                  330,551     1840                   291,948    1810                   217,895 

Total  area  of  State  (square  miles)        ...                9,565 
State  Capital      -------          Montpelier 
Governor  (term  expires  Oct.  1898)        -        -           Josiah  Grout 
Secretaryof  State,  (term  expires  Oct.  189S)         -  C.  W.  Brownell 
Treasurer,  (term  expires  Oct.  1838),      -        -       Henry  F.  Field 
Legislature  meets  biennially  in  even  years  the  first  Wednes- 
day in  October,  and  length  of  session  is  not  limited. 

SAVINGS    BANKS   INVESTMENTS-PRIVILEGES    AND    RE- 
STRICTIONS.— A  single  change  with  reference   to   savings  hanks 
Investments   was   made  in  1890  and  another   in   1894.    Important 
changes  were  made  In  1892  in  the  provisions  in  force  regulating  and 
restricting  the  investment  and  loaning  of  the  deposits.    The  wholi> 
enactment  on  the  subject  as  the  sections  now  stand  is  contained  in 
the   laws   of  1884   amended   in    1888,  again  amended   in   1892  and 
further  amended  in  1894  and  1896.    In  the  year  1884  all  previ> 
legislation  respecting  savings  banks  was  collated  and  revised  in  and 

HISTORY  OF  DEBT.—  For  a  brief  history  of  the  Vermont  State 
debt  see  STATE  AND  CITY  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1895,  pages  15  &  16. 
The  liabilities  of  the  State  on  July  1,  1896,  were  as  follows  : 
LOANS—                         •  —  Interest  ,    ,  Principal.  . 
NAME  AND  PURPOSE.              Kate.  Payable.       When  Due.   OiUstand'g. 
Agricultural  College  Fund  —    6       J   &D    June  1,  1910     $135,500 
Floating  debt  Jan.  1,  1897  122943 

by  an  act  entitled  "  An  Act  relating  to  Savings  Banks  and  Trust  Com- 
panies "    In  1888  and  again  in  1892  the  more  Important  sections  re- 
lating to  investments  wore  amended.    In  1894  only  Section  26  was 
changed,  which  flies  the  portion  of  the  deposits  a  savings  bank  may 
put  into  a  lot  and  building,.    In  1896  the  only  enactment  was  one  pro- 
viding that  the  capital  of  Savings  Banks  and  Trust  Companies  be  made 

State  school  tax  to  be  distrib'd    5       80899 

subject  to  the  same  laws  of  investment  that  already  control  their 

do    highway    do          do       5       86899 

1  NTEREST  is  payable  at  the  State  treasury. 
TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.—  The  total  debt  of  the  State  on  Jan.  1,  1897, 
not  including  State  school  and  highway  taxes  distributed  Jan.  1,  1897, 
was  $248,443.    On  July  1,  1896,  the  total  resources  were  $573.938, 
including  cash  on  hand  and  in  banks  $209,455. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.—  The  State's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 
rate  have  been  as  follows  : 

already  made  until  January  1,  1889. 
In  the  following  citations  we  have  combined  the  legislation  of  the 
four  years  on  the  subject  of  investments,  and  therefore  present  the 
law  in  the  particulars  mentioned  as  it  exists  to-day. 
The  first  section  having  reference  to  Investments  is  Section  23.  whicr 
treats  of  real  estate  mortgages.    We  need  not  cite  the  section  in  full.    It 
authorizes  the  investment  of  70  p.c.  of  the  assets  in  such  mortgages,  one 

,^?r*-                Real.                    Personal.                     Total.        peril  ,000 
|»6  $113,700,464           $60,996,759           $174,697,223           fi-00 
1895              112099284              61700471              173    99    55              2-2O 

Vermont.    A  proviso  adds  that  only  50  per  cent  of  the  assets  may  he 

1894.            112  087*665              03'045''M7              175*13°'()12              l-OO 

1893         .    110.787989             Bs'sfiS'sTA             I7fi'n^7'<*fi^             o.*n 

1890  112,895,125             05,157,388             178052513 

follows  and  has  reference  to  investments  on  personal  security. 

The   tax   rate   for   1896   was  $1-00  per  $1,OOO    for  State  school 
and  State  highway  taxes  of  50  cents  each  per  $1,000,  collected 
and  re-distributed  to  towns  on  a  basis  of  the  number  of  schools  and 
road  mileage. 
DEBT  LIMITATIONS.—  There  appears  to  be  nothing  iu  the  Const! 
tutlon  or  In  the  Statutes  of  Vermont  providing  a  general  limit  to  the 
debt-making  power  of  municipalities.    Whatever  in  each  case  the  Leg- 
islature authorizes,  the  city,  town,  county  or  other  civil  division  can 
•sue.    Of  course  the  purpose  of  the  improvement  must  be  of  a  public 

SECTION  25—  No  loans  or  investments  on  personal  security  shall  I" 
made  except  upon  at  least  two  approved  names,  not  less  than 
whom  reside  iu  this  State  or  within  fifty  miles  of  the  institution  m;iki 
such  Investment,  and  such  personal  loans  or  investments  shall  not  I 
for  a  longer  t'mo  than  one  year;    and  not  more  than  one-third  of  1 
assets  of  a  savings  bank,  savings  institution  or  trust  company  -hull  ' 
invested  iu  personal  securities. 
Section  26  only  covers  a  single  point,  that  Is   to  say  it  res 
flue  per  cent  (this  road  three  per  cent  until  the  change  iu  ISiUi  »f  "' 
deposits  the  amount  which  a  savings  bank  may  invest  iu  the  lot  atn 
building  for  the  transaction  of  its  hu-ine-s  ;  then  the  law  of  1994  addi 

April,  1897. 


TOWNS, 


that  a  revenue  may  be  derived  from  portioiu  of  the  building  not  required 
tor  the  bank'*  iue.  The  next  section  (Section  27)  cover*  the  most  Im- 
portant of  the  prorlatona  relating  to  investments  that  are  contained  in 
thelaw.  We  girethe  section  in  full  below.  Thew-psrmUou  Into  paragraphs 
and  the  Igures  In  parenthesis  whlehnumber  and  begin  the  paragraphs  are 
•or  own,  we  baring  Inserted  them  to  that  those  who  need  to  refer  toor  use 
any  particular  portion  of  the  section  can  the  more  readily  find  the  part 
fcslmd.  With  lhat  exception  we  give  the  section  as  it  reads  and  was 
mMTT-1.  preaerrinc  even  the  punctuation. 

SBC-no*  27  fat  amended  fry  Uu  Law*  •/  1892,1-With  the  foregoing 
exceptions,  the  money*  deposited  In  Savings'  Banks.  Barings'  Institu- 
tions and  Trout  Companies,  and  the  income  theref  mm,  shall  be  invested 


only  as  follows  : 

i  u  the  public  funds  of  the  United  States,  or  public  fund*  for  the 
payment  of  principal  and  Interest  of  which  the  faith  of  the  United  State* 

~-.\  the  bond*  or  notes  of  the  counties,  cities,  towns,  villages  and 
tehool  district*  of  the  Sew  England  States,  New  York,  Pennsylvania, 
Ohio.  Michigan.  Indiana,  Illinois  and  Iowa: 


(3.)  In  the  stock  of  any 
>  and  the  cities  of  i 


national  bank  In  the  New  England  S 
Detroit,  Chlcaco.  St.  Paul  and  Minnea 


land  States, 
polis 


MVW     m  •«  K   HUV.    >HV>  veeww  wa.    s-r^;»  VIB,   v.a**^>eam>w,     *?•.   a  mwu  mtui*    pm;  Illa^om^Hjajaa  j 

m  the  stock  of  any  banking  association  or  trust  company  Incorporated 
nder  the  authority  of  and  located  In  this  State ; 

f(4.  In  the  municipal   bonds,  not   lamed   In   aid   of  railroads,  of 
'  M.  cities  and  town*  of  are  thousand  or  more  inhabitant*  In  the 
of  New   Jersey.   Wisconsin.    Minnesota  and  Missouri,  and    In 
M.  dtles  aad  town*  of  ten  thousand  or  more  inhabitants  In  the 
of  Kansas,  Nebraska.  North    Dakota.  South  Dakota,  Oregon 
'aahlngton.  but  no   Investment   shall   be  made  In  any  of  the 
M,  cities  or  towns  In  the  States  above  named,  except  In  cities 
•  r  more  inhabitants,  wnera  the  municipal  Indebted - 
snch  county,  city  or  town  ueead*  flu  per  rent  of  It*  aasfisnnii 
nd  when  not  issued  In  aid  of  railroad*; 
school  bond*  and  Independent  school  district  bond*  of  New 
and  Missouri,  and  la  the  school  bonds  and 


the 

t; 


.  , 

school  district  bonds  of  school  districts  or  two  thousand 
Inhabitants  In  the  States  of  Kansas,  Nebraska.  North  Dakota, 

ui.t  ..r  -  i  •, 
raluattonof 


Dakota,  Oregon  aad  Washington,  where  the 
issued  does  not  exceed  n  re  per  cent  of  the  new 


U  the  public  roads  of  an/  of  the  States 
with  a  pledge  of  any~of  the  af 


took*  or  deposit  receipts.  Issued  by  a  si 
HOB  er  trust  company  or  hanking  asam 
*  collateral,  such -note*  not  to  exceed  the 


••  '    • ; -.  •  '•• 

savings  bank. 
association  located  in  1 


•  security; 

Bat  no  savings  bank,  seringa  Institution  or  trust  company  shall 

17  way  of  Investment  or  a*  security  for  loans,  more  than  ten 

•.a  capital  stock  of  any  one  bank,  nor  Invest  mere  than  ton 

• .  deposits,  nor  more  than  Ihlrty-Bve  thnneanrt  dollar*.  In 

Bltal  utook  of  any  one  bank:  and  no  such  Investments  shall  be 

hi  the  capital  stock  of  any  such  banks,  owned  or  loaned  upon,  to 

t  m  the  aggregate  one-fourth  of  th*  deposits  of  any  saving,  bank, 

amount  of  loan  which  can  be  made  to  one  person  or  corporation, 
i  leatitohjd  by  the  next  section,  and  we  give  It  In  full.    It  U  a* 

Barings  bank,  wring*  Institution  or  trust  company 
one  person,  flrm  or  corporation,  or  the  Individual 
'    a  ire  per  cent  of  Me  eepearu.  nor  more 

M      . 

i  (Sections  M.  90, 31)  It  U  unnecessary  to 
restrict*  the  amount  In  which  any  omcer, 
:  any  one  time  be  Indebted  to  any  ••  trust 


llars; 
Qars. 


•  .  - 


apply  to  saving*  1 
[...loerlna  "  trust  eompal 
•th*  amount  of  thelrcapl 
•aptovee  of  a  aartngs  b 
I  Irmly  or  Indirectly,  tor  i 
Theneit  ~-.  n....  i.  ... 
o<*  bank*  '..  •  .  :.  anal 


-,    • 


•Ma.  Ac..  "  to  the  extent  of 

•.;:•... 

m*T  any  fseor  present,  ete., 

rseewlty  txmght,«te. 

wsar- 

i  in 


mpa-ny 

• ,  , 


LOANS—  When  Due.  I  Total  debt  Jan.,  1897....    $40,000 

SBWBB  Bonn*—  |  Tax  valuation  1896 2,011,287 

ts,  JAJ,  $35,000 1900  to  1916  ,  Population  In  1890  was  . .      3,971 

($2.000  due  yearly.)  Population  1897  (estimated)  .5.OOO 

4«,  JAJ,    $5,OOO Jan.  1,1917  I 

BRATTLEBORO.— W.  H.  BENCHETT,  Treas'r. 

This  town  Is  In  Wlndham  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due.  I  Total  debt  Feb.  1,  1897.    $67,OOO 

BUIOOK  BONDS—  |  Total  valuation  1898...  4.943,675 

4s $2,000 1897-98  I  AjMesment  about  *9  actual  value. 

ROAD  IMPV'T  Boxus-  |  Total  tax  rate  (per$l,OOO)...$0OO 

4" $10.OOO 1897 -Ol  I  Population  In  1897  (est.).... 7.000 

4» 5.000 1899     |  Population  In  1890....  i;,s,;j 

Towx  HAI.L  Boxes — 
4s.  JAJ,  $50,000 19O9-19! 

INTEREST  on  town-hall  bonds  Is  payable  in  New  York:  on  other 
bonds  In  Brattleboro. 


<  HAMILTON  8.  PECK,  Mayor. 
—  t  L.  C.  GRANT.  Treasurer. 
This  city  is  In  Chittendeu  County. 

LOANS-  ^fnten*!.—.     Principal . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.CI.    fayablr.     When  Due.    Otiltland'a 

City  Improvement  bond*. .....4       JAJ    Jan.  1, 1914-15    $40,OOO 


($20.000  due  yearly.) 


WaterbondH 4  J"4   J"   Jan. 

Refunding  Imp.  bond* 4  JAJ    Jan. 

do  do       4  JAJ    Jan. 

do      BB.  bonds,  1891...    4  A  A  O    Apr. 
Subject  to  call  Apr. 

do      waterbonls 4  JAJ    Jan 

do  do  4  J   A 

School  bonds 4  A  A 

do          4  J    A 

do  4  A  A 

street  Improvement  brad*. . .    4  J  A 


Jan. 
Apr. 
Jan. 
Oct. 
July 


1919 


1914 

1931 

1911. 

19O6 

1914 

1913 

1914 

1915 

1916 


65.OOO 

20,000 

1  S.OOO 

16O.OOO 


160.000 
30.000 
37,000 
2O.OOO 
B8.0OO 
20.OOO 

INTEREST  on  the  refunding  water  bonds  due  In  1906  and  on  the 
re  runding  railroad  bonds  Is  payable  at  the  Fourth  National  Bank 
New  York;  on  all  other  bonds  at  the  office  of  the  City  Treasurer. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUND.  ETC.-The  city'*  bonded  debt 
ou  January  l.iaW,wa.  ^Vf.poif,  of  which  $255,000  was  water  debt: 
floating  debt.$40,000;  total  debt.  $632.000;  sinking  funds,  $152.45n; 
netdebt,  $479.542.  The  elty  has  also  a  floating  debt  for  reservoir  con- 

nento  of  $2,300  each.  The  sinking  fund  U  Invested  In  rlty'bond*.  and* 
the  interest  amounts  annually  to  about  $6.OOO.  In  addition  5  per  cent 
of  the  taxes,  amounting  to  about  $6.OOO,  I*  annually  appropriated  to 
the  sinking  fund. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION. -The  •  Messed  valuation  (about  SO  per 
cent  oftotaal  raluei  and  the  tax  rate  hare  been  a*  follows  in  the  year* 

-— ralHation. .    To.  rote 

r*»r»  /.'••  1-rrtoMt.  Total.         <xr$l.OOO. 

I89« * 9 $12.769.1187  ^$16-00 

1896 12.139,800          10-OO 

1890 61927.948          3'.217',2O9          lo!l4S',172          12-OO 

8.450.0OO          ll-OO 

'JON.  -In  1890 the  popalation  wa*  14,590;  In  1880  It  wa* 
,o  It  was  14J87.    According  to  local  figure*  the  ponula 


FAIR     HAVEN. — Fair  Haven  Is  In  Rutland  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due.  I  Total  debt  Man-h.  1-ilHJ..    $98,000 

WATER  K»D*—  Tax  valuation  I-  '-'5.579 

4s.  J  AD.  $4 1,000  ($00  Tax  rate  (per  $1,000)!..       $17-OO 

Subject  to  call  after  1N9.V      :  l'..|.  .  .2,791 

Floating  <lei.r  ..$17,OOO  |  Population  188O 


LUDLOW.—  KKAWK  A.  WALKER,  Clerk. 

This  rlllag*  Is  In  Windsor  County. 

LOANS-  WTU»/>«.  (Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1897..  $34.000 

HKWI  Floating  debt  :.  ..... 

4s.  AAO.  $0,000  ......  Apr.  1.  10OA  |  Total  debt  Jan.  1.  1897..    37.6OO 

Subject  to  call  after  Apr.  1.  I  -•••',  Tax  valuation  1896  .......  649,843 

Warn  Bonn*—  I  Aiseum't  sbi.  55  p.c.  actual  value. 


4..  J  AJ.  $10.000  ......  Jan    1.  1910 

*«hj«et  to  caU  after  19OO 
4«.  JAJ.  $15.1)00  ...    Jan.  1.  1015 
t  to  call  after  Jan.  1.  19O5 


, 

.       p.c.  actual  value. 
Tax  rate  (per  $1.0oo>  ______  $17-5O 

Population  In  1890  was...      1.081 
Population  In  1895  (est)...     1,250 


INTEREST  on  the  sewer  bonds  Is  payable  at  the  Ludlow  Baring* 
Bank  ATru- 


Itation  or  towf  company. 

I  eawcts  that  aartngs  banks  may  hold  rani  estate  acquired 

rear*,**.   •— **—  "  — .«.--.—  ^-frip --TiTrT  1-  itmnnl 
Ire  on  loans  6  per  cent  interest. 


IEH.    COI'XTIES    AMI    TOWM8 

II  TUB 

>TATI:  <>i    \  i 


1ARFJP-         '  •">"*  W.  OORDOW.  htorer. 

.1    II    WKUAlWaVrar. 

^^B  n  Washington  County     The  city  limit*  hare  recently 
'n  extended  and  th*  ameased  valuation  as  gl  ran  below  U  only  tor  the 

I'.ir' 

m*»  Dtu.    Beaded  debt  Feb.  1,  '07.  4U6.0OO 
Floating  .1  28214 

.  1.190*    Total  debt  Fa*.  I,19w7..    17 
•**±.    1  -.000  .....  May  I.  Mil     Assets  ......  - 

«»  .....  May  1,  1018    Taxvalnati 

.»  .....  MM  abowl  -     IM 

Julyl.innu    Tax  rale  (per  fl.OOO)  .  .  ;•    ' 

PMMMjhm.  ••<>  '••  ••:  •  •• 

•Iy  1.1911     PopomttoB  1800  ........... 

Population  1470  ........... 

refunding  bonds  I*  payable  at  the  National  Bank  of 
••»  of  Boston  ;  en  other  bonds  at  National  Bank  of  Barre. 

>KW«T,  TreMnrer. 

naminl  r..  ,..._.., 


MIDDLEBURY. — Mlddlebury  town.  Including  the  Tillage 
of  the  same  name.  Is  situated  In  Addlson  Oouniy. 
TOWX. 

W\tn  Due. 
1M1 

-:-'.' 


Wkrn  Due. 


, 
Total  debt  (last  return.! 

Tsi  rateatloa,  18*4 

Total  tax  pmMjOOO. .. 
Popalation  1890 


j.  m  i 


LOANS- 
Water  4s.  $30.000 


.         . 

Total  debt  tlast  returns).  , 

Tax  raluatton  1893  ......  9,000.000 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  ...      $2O-5O 
Population  1890  ..............  2,793 


JOEOBOE  O.  f»TRATrON.  Mayor. 
. —  }T.  B,  MKRRILU Treasurer. 
The  city  Is  situated  In  Washington  County.    On  March  5,  1895,  the 
town.  Tillage  and  school  district  were  consolidated  under  a  city  charter. 


LOANS-  "•*«•         . 

RAILnUAD  AID  B'lXltS— 

I*.  JAJ.  $40.000 Jan.  1.  Kill 

.•t  to  oaU  after  Jsn.l.  1896.) 
WATU  Bono*— 

»«,  JAJ.    $10.000 July  1.1904 

(Subject  to  call.) 

l«.  AAO,  $30.000 Apr.  1,  1914 

(Hiibjeet  to  call.) 
Honded  debt  Feb.  1,'97..    $46.00O 


Floating  debt $32,928 

Total  debt  Feb.  1 .  1 897 . .     1 1 8,928 

Tax  valuation,  real 2.3O2.6OO 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  1,474,674 

Total  valuation  1890.. ..3,777.274 

Assessment  about  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $15-OO 

Population  In  1490  wa* 4.1UO 

Population  In  1896  (est)  ....6,000 


INTEREST  on  the  $30.OOO  water  loan  Is  payable  at  Montpeller 
National  Bank  and  upon  the  other  loan*  at  the  Treasurer'*  offlce. 

MORRISVILLE.—  F.  (J.  FI.KKTWOOD.  Treasurer. 

1-  In  Ijinnilllf  County. 
LOANS—  ""»<•"  rtitr.  i  Bonded  debt  Jan.  1.  1897.  $l!»,OO<) 

WAT««  *  I  0000 

^".  J*A.  $.\000 Feb.  1.  19OO  I  Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1897...    55,000 

4«.  FAA.  14.000 l-l.    1.  i:«w  i  Total  valuation  1896 60O.OOO 

Assessment  about  tjinnua' 

*••  f**.  10.000 Feb.  ill-IB   Tax  rate  (per  $I.OOOi $23-OOO 

4s.  FAA,  10.OOO Feb.  I.  :  itlon  In  1  -!».->  (est.).       1.6OO 

INTEREST  on  the  hon  N   Is   payable  at   the   National   Bank   of 
Redenii'i  ••".  i:>.<tou. 


CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


Tax  valuation  1896 $985,969 

Tax  rat.'  i|.i-r  *1.000) $14-50 

Population  In  1880  was 92O 

Population  In  1890  was 1,730 

Population  1896  was  (est.).. 3,000 


NEWPORT.— II.  S.  HOOT,  Treasurer. 

This  village  in  in  Orleans  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

WATKK  HONDS— 

4«,JA1>,  $10,000      ...JlllK-1,  192(1 
Bnnil.-il  ill-lit  Jan.  1,  ls!»7.  #4O,OOO 

Kloatiiu:  ili-lit  O.OOO 

Tiital  ili-lit  Jan.  I,  1897...     49.000 
INTEREST  l»  payable  at  the  Third  National  Bank,  Boston. 

PROCTOR.— J.  D.  ANDREWS,  Mayor. 

Thin  village  IB  In  Rutland  County. 

LOANS-  When  Due.    Tax  valuation,  personal.  $150  000 

4s,  J*J,  $50.0OO..  Jan.  1.  1900-22    Total  valuation  1897....  1,07(  1,000 

(Sublet  to  call  afior  1900.)  Total  tax  rate  (per  $1,000). .$1-20 
Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1897..  $50,OOO  I  Hoj.ulation  in  1897  (est.)  ....1,900 
Tax  valuation,  real 920.0OO  |  Population  in  1890  was 1,758 

INTEREST  i»  payable  at  Village  Treasurer's  office.  , 


State  of  Massachusetts. 


DEBT,   RESOURCES,   ETC. 


RANDOLPH.— W.  H.  Du  Bois,  Treasurer. 

Thin  village  Is  in  Orange  County. 

Total  debt  Jan.  1. 1897..    $21,OOO 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

WATF.K  SUPPLY  BONDS,  1887— 

4s,  JAJ,  $21,000 July  1,  1907 

Subject  to  cull  at  any  tinir. 
Int'st  payable  at  Treasurer's  office. 


Tax  valuation  1897 1,200,000 

Total  lax  (PIT*  1.000) $10-00 

Population  iu  1890  was 1,573 

Population  in  1880  was 1,069 


RUTLAND.— 

This  city  Is  in  a  town  and  a  county  of  the  same  name. 


LOANS—  When  due. 

GKNKRAI.  DEBT— 

4s,  J&J,    $25,000 June,1926 

4g,  MAN,  100.000* May,  1924 

4g.  M,tN,    50,000' Nov.,  1924 

SCHOOL  DEBT- 
SB,  $8,000* 1897  to  1900 

($2,OOO  due  yearly  in  Dec.) 
4s,  $3,000* 1897  to  1899 

($1,OOO  due  yearly  In  Nov.) 

KS  10.000- I'.IOI    III   lilllt 

($10,OOO  due  every  5  yrs.  in  Nov.) 

4s,  $30,OOO* May,  1925 

48,      5,000 Nov.,  1925 

s  I:\VKR  DKBT — 

4g,  MAN,  $25,OOO- Nov.,  1924 

4g,  MAN,    75,000*. ...May  1,1926 

"  Coupon. 

INTEREST  is  largely  payable  at  theNatioual  Bank  of  Redemption 
in  Boston. 


WATER  DKBT — 

5e $13,500* Jan.,  1899 

5s 17,01)0' July,  1899 

4g,  MAN,  50,000* May,  1924 

4g,  MAN,  65,000* Nov.,  1924 

4s 2,000 Nov.,  1925 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97.  $508,500 

Floating  debt 58,140 

Total  debt 566,640 

Sinking  fund,  etc 83,944 

Net  debt,  Jan.  1,  1897...  482,iif»(i 
Total  valuation  1896..  8,r>86,352 
Total  tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  .$15-OO 

Population  in  1 800  was 8,239 

Population  in  1880  was 7,502 

Population  in  1896  (est.)...  14,000 


Admitted  as  a  State  ...  One  of  Original  Thirteen 
Total  area  of  State  (square  miles)  -  8.315 

State  Capital      -        - Boston 

Governor  (term  expires  1st  Wed.  Jan.,  1898)  -  Roger  Wolcott 
Secretary  of  State  (term  exp.  3d  Wed.  Jan.  .'98)  William  M.  Olin 
Treasurer  (term  expires  3d  Wed.  Jan.,  '98)  -  Edward  P.-Shaw  | 

Legislature  meets  annually  the  first  Wednesday  in  January, 
and  sessions  are  not  limited  as  to  length  of  time. 

HISTORY  OF  DEBT.— For  history  of  the  State  debt  see  STATE 
AND  CITY  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1895,  page  18.  The  debt  at  present  la 
given  in  detail  in  the  following  table.  All  loans  are  payable,  both  prin 
oipal  and  interest,  in  gold. 

Interest. * 

P.Ct.  Payable. 
r  S^gM  A  N 
c  "'  '  " 


LOANS- 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE. 
Abolitionof  grade  crossings 
do  do 

do  do 

Armory  bonds,  gold  ...........  r    3  g 

do        do       do  ............  r    3g 

do        do       do  ............  r    3g 

do        do       do  ............  r 

do        do       do  ............  r 

do        do       do  ............  r 

Bos.  H.  &  Erie  RR.8ter'g.c*.tr. 
I>auversIjunaticHospital.c*&r 
Fitchb.  RR.  securities,'93.e*&r 


3  g 


3g 
3g 
3g 
5g 
5  g 


&  N 
M  &  N 
M  &  8 

M&  S 
M&8 
M&  S 
M&8 
M&  S 
J  AJ 
M  &  8 


3>3  gF  &  A 

Highways,  gold r    3*2  g  A  &  O 

Hospital  loans.. r    " 


do 


do 


3%  g  M  &  N 
3.s     M  A    rf' 


ST.  ALBANS.— B.  D.  HOPKINS,  Treasurer. 

This  town  is  in  Franklin  County.  The  Village  of  St.  Allians,  with 
separate  taxes,  valuation,  bonded  debt,  etc.,  is  a  municipality  covering 
a  part  of  the  town  domain. 

LOANS—  • — Interest.^ 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.      P.Cl.  Payable. 

Town— Refunding  bonds.    3 "a    J   &  J 


.  

Medtleld  Insane  Asylum,  g,'94r    3>2gAA  O 
do  do  .  313  g  A  &  O 

Metropolitan  sewer r    3g     MA  .S 

do  do          3g     M  &  S 

Parks  (Metropolitan) r    S^gJ   A  J 

do  do          r    S^gJ   &  J 

StateHouse r    3g     J   &  J 

do         r    S^gJ   &J 

State  House  construction r    3g     A.  &  O 

do       do  do  r    3  g     A  &  O 

do       do  do  r    3>sg  A  &  O 

Troy  &Greenf.  RR.,  gold.  cM-r    5g     MAS 

Water  loan  (Metropolitan) '95    3*2  gj    A  J 

do  do       3*2  g  J   &  J 

Bonds  over  due,  not  presented.  


, Prineipal.- 

Wheu  Dtie.  Outstanifg. 
Nov.  1,  1923  $500,000 
Nov.  1,  1112:1 
Nov.  1,  1923 
Sept.  1, 1918 
Sept.  1, 1920 
Sept.  1,  1921 
Sept.  1,  1922 
Sept.  1,  192U 
Sept.  1.  1925 
Jan.  1,1900 
Sept.  1,  1897 
Aug.  1,  mi:: 
Apr.  1,  1920 
Nov.  1,  192.-I 
Nov.  1,  I'.I'J.") 
Apr.  1,  1924 
Apr.  1,  1915 
Jan.  1,  1930 
Mch.  1,  1935 
Jan.  1,  1934 
July  1,  1946 


-Principal, . 

When  Due.      Outstanding. 


do  do          1897 

Village— Water  bonds  '90 

do  do  '92 

do  do  '94  . 


A  &  O] 
J    A 


$55,000 
36,000 
65,000 

73,000 
41,000 


$5,000  yearly 
on  July  1. 

4       $5,000  due  y'rly 

(Oct.l,'97,tol909> 
t  $5,000  yearly.   5 
.(Dec.  1, '97-1907  > 
'(  $5,000  yearly.   5 

A  *  O }     April  1, .     > 

A  *  °  ?    $2,000  yearly.    { 
PAR  VALUE.— The  Village  4s  are  for  $500  and  $1,000  each. 
INTEREST  Is  payable  at  Boston  at  the  National  Bank  of  Redemp- 
tion. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— Town's  total  funded  debt  January,  1897,  was 
$55,000;  Village  debt  January,  1897,  $179.000.  School  debt  on  the 
same  date,  $25,000. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— Town's  assessed  valuation  (same  as 
actual  value)  in  1896  was  $4,188,515;  tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  $22-50;  in 
1892  it  was  $4,025,294.  The  total  valuation  of  village  in  1896  was 
$3.278.381. 

VILLAGE   PROPERTY.— The  Village  owns  its  water  works  and 

two  reservoirs,  with  a  dual  capacity  of  240,000,000  gallons.    In  year 

1895-96  cash  water  receipts  were  $14,951;  operating  expenses,  $4,698. 

POPULATION.-In  1890  was  7,771 ;  in  1880  it  was  7,193 ;  in  1897 

(estimated),  8,000. 


•1.00(1.0 
500,0001 

s:io,ooo  i 

55,000  | 

95,000 

100,000 

110.00C  , 

150.00C 

150.0XX, 
5.000.0W 
1,300,(KX 

IO.OCK 

300,00< 
700,001 
300,001 
5,830,001 

1,800,001 

1,400,001 

550,001 
625,001 
370,00 

7, i.orii 

8,001 

PAR  VALUE   OF    BONDS.— The  coupon  bonds  are  in  $500  ami 
$1,000  pieces  and  the  registered  $1,000  and  upward. 

INTEREST  on  all  sterling  bonds  is  payable  by  Baring  Brothers 
London;  on  all  others  at  State  Treasury,  at  Boston. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  Erc.-The  subjoined  statemen 
shows  Massachusetts's  total  funded  debt  and  the  sinking  fund  held  b; 
the  State  against  the  same  on  the  dates  indicated. 

Jan.  1,  '97.  Jan.  1,  '96.  Jan.  1 .  'II; 

Total  funded  debt $40,636,729  $29,675,229  $29, n 

Sinking  funds,  etc 13,458,574  13,089,874  16.H- 


July 
July 
Apr. 
Apr. 
Apr. 


1901 
1901 
1909 
1915 


Sept.  1,  1897 
Jan.  l,  i !):;.-• 
Jan.  1,  1935 


5  ISAAC  H.  SMITH,  Mayor. 
• —  (  THOMAS  MACK,  Treasurer. 
This  city  is  situated  in  Addisou  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

WATER  BONDS — 

4s,  Aug.   1 ,  $-_'<i,ooo  .  .June  1, 1908 
4s,  Sept.  1,    20,OO0..8ept.  1, 1914 

Floating  debt $18,500 

Total  debt  Mar.  15,  1897.    61,500 


Tax  valuation,  1895 $800,000 

Assessment  about  %  actual  value. 

Tax  valuation,  18!)3 $690  000 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) 


Population  in  1890  was 
Population  in  1880  was. 


13-50 
....1,773 

....1,782 


Interest  on  bonds  due  iu  1908  is  paid  by  the  City  Treasurer  on  those 
due  In  1914  interest  is  paid  in  Boston. 


Tears.  Real  Estate,. 

1896 $2,040,200,644 

1895 1,964,834,106 

1894 „   1,898,355,000 

1893 1,839,663,813 

1892 1,753,655,698 

1891 1,678,545,512 

1890 1,600,137,807 

1885 1,287,993,899 

1880 1,111,160,072 


Netdebt $27,178,155  $16,585,355  $12,093,23 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— TheState's  assessed  valuation  has  bee 
as  follows : 

Personal  Property.  Total. 

$1,330,153,386  $3,370,354,03 

1,304,518,417 
1,222,194,557 
1 ,072,007,533 
1,043,612,025 
1,012,425,14> 
1,013,077,330 
827,043,710 


3,269,3S2.r,2 
3,121,0 

•j,!iii,ii7i,:u 

2,797,267,7-J 
2,690,97o,i;:i 
2,613,215,13 


816,695,358 


2,115,037,6<] 

l,927,855,4c 


WOODSTOCK.— F.  0.  SOUTHGATE,  Treasurer. 

This  town  is  in  Windsor  County. 

LOAN§—  Wlien  Due.    Net  debt  Feb.  8, 1897. .       $43  776 

Valuation,  real,  1896..    1,175,849 

Valuation,  personal 1,523,29(5 

Total  valuation  1896...  2,699,145 
Assessment  a  hunt  %  actual  value 
Tax  rate  (per  $1 ,000). . .  $14-88 


RR.  AID  BONDS — 

4s,  AAO.  $43,600 Oct.  1,  1900 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

Floating  debt $7,260 

Total  debt  Feb.  8, 1897 50,860 

Sinking  funa 7,084 


I  Population  in  1890  was 2,545 

INTEREST  is  paid  at  the  Woodstock  National  Bank  and  at  the 
National  Revere  Bank  in  Boston. 


*  Includes,  beginning  with  1894,  sundry  small  items  not  pr< 
counted. 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.— Massachusetts  has  the  lamest  pop"1 
tion  of  any  of  the  New  England  States.     In  1790  numbers  were  37f 
787  and  in  1800  422,845;  in  the  next  fifty  years  the  im-iva.-. 
994,514,  but  it  is  in  the  forty  years  since  then  that  the  additions  ha\ 
been  -especially  marked,  the  1890  Census  showing  a  total  of  2,'2X*.'.< l 

1895 2,495,345  I  1870 1,457,351  I  1830 ' 

1890 2,238,943    1860 1,231,066    1820... 

1885 1,942,14111850...  994,514    1810... 

1880 1,783,085  |  1840 737,699] 

It  deserves  to  be  pointed  out  that  in  the  last  three  decades  the  rate 
growth  has  been  steadily  rising,  having  been  18-.38  per  cent  in  flie  d 
cade  from  1860  to  1870,  22-35  per  cent  in  the  1870-80  period  am 
per  cent  in  the  1880-90  decade. 

DEBT  LIMITATIONS.— There  seems  to  be  no  provision  in  the  Co 
stitutiouof  Massachusetts  limiting  the  power  of  the  Legislature  i 
create  State  indebtedness,  or  limiting  its  power  to  authorize  munii'ip 
indebtedness.    Statutes  general  and  special  have,  however,  been  • 
on  this  subject  with  respect  to  Cities  and  Towns. 

First  among  these  Statutes  needing  mention  we  have  Chapter  29 
the  Revised  or  "Public  Statutes."    The  important  sections  10  lie  eiti 
contained  in  Chapter  29  are  as  follows.    We  give  only  the  sub 
of  the  sections,  not  the  words. 

SECTION  1— Provides  that  cities  and  towns  shall  not  incur  di 
except  in  the  manner  and  within  the  limitations  prescribed  in  tl 
chapter. 

SECTION  2— Provides  (as  a  preliminary  for  determining  whether  t 
limitation  fixed  by  Section  4  has  been  reached  by  any  municipal!' 
that  the  water  debt  and  the  sinking  funds  shall  be  deducted  from  t 
total  debt. 


Of  ST^TE, 


17 


-  >  • 

valuation 
••  o(  .in  *  I 

.         - 


|g 


Iw  that  the  nrst  17  sections  of  chapter  29  shall  not 
red  in  *M  of  railroads,  to  water  scrip  issued  under 

•  laaa-iHiiimi  f •*—  •"-'- 

l*s  that  no  city  or  town  except  a*  provided  In  the 
ill  beeoaie  ladebted  In  an  aiuouut  trMrk  exeeed*  3 
,  .  •  .          . 

•  «  and  town*  which  were  Indebted  on 

ne.  1875.  to  an  amount  not  leu  than  2  per  cent  on 

null  Mich  Indebtedness  to  the  extern 

•  far  cent  OB  that  valuation  and  no  more." 

nay  by  oniiiuirg  role  Incur 
.    '       ,,-•-.:•.        •>:'-•  i  •     •• 

tea  that  other  debu   than    thone  referred    t«>  in 

, ., .,.,;»  ...    .  rat*  •  ••  •     •  •  .      •        UK       •••  •  - 

mntlnr    of  two-third*  of  all  the  member*  of  each 

.',;,...,.  •',.••! 

.tber  like  rote  after  notice  of  inch  disapproval. 
tea  that  debt*  Incurred  f..r  w.n.-r  iniKt  !M>  pnrable 
OBstraettB*;  acwen  within  -'o  yearm  all  other  debt* 

a<laili<i  eon  tain  Interest  In*  provision*  relating  to 

tdee  that  any  otty  which  at  •  miMln  of  It*  voter* 
iwo-lhirdo  rote  any  act  to  supply  aaid  my   with 

•...',          ,.:•••:.••. 

iraet  debu  aadtasue  bond*  for  the  purpose. 

Idea  that  town*.  A*.,  shall  nut  increase  their  debt 

sld  of  railroads  beyoad  3  per  eeut  of  valuation  ;  bni 

•  Motion  thall  not  apply  to  temporary  loan*  meav 


,.,      ,  .• 

•  law.  The  prevision  U 
Stataies."  which  provi- 
3  pereaat  to  24  per 
three  rear*.  Worcester. 
Beettoa  exempted  from 
49— Uter  than  1 H*9  the 
•eeial  la  their  purpose. 

r»  above  la  Section  • 
afcter  I  itlnc 

•at  cities  and  town*  by 
•as  In  antlclpat 


axe  taxes  of  Ike  year  • 


.• 

General  ProvUI 
awMtotkaamM 

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of  U»4.  and 


HUauls.  Pennsylvania.  Ohio.  In 


of  thU 


idlrtrieuta 

not  execed  «v*  per  eaat  of  Ike 
r  thill  la  for  the  aaaaaaBi. 
aay  aHjr  of  the  mates  of 

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wealth. 


iof  tke  laat 
ut  of  taxes. 

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to  l>y  the  city 

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unencumbered  by  mortgage,  which  has  paid  a  dividend  of  not  less  than 
flve  per  cent  per  annum  for  two  years  uext  preceding  such  investment. 

Stntt  roi/Mwy  eompanif*  tltaU  mil  be  considered  railroatl  complain 
m'rAin  the  meaning  oflhit  tttlimi. 

notes  of  the  New  York  New  Haven  A  Hartford   R  itlroad 
Company,  Usnrnl  according  to  law,  notwithstanding  the  existence  of  a 
.ness  not  matured  upou  the  whole  or  a  part  of  the 
road  "f  -aid  railroad  company. 

Bonds  or  notes  of  the  old  Colony  Railroad  Company.  Issued  accord- 
ing to  law,  notwithstanding  the  m«rli:as.'cs  mi  that  part  of  its  road 
former  to  the  Boston  Clinton  Kltchburg  *  New  Bedford 

Railroad  Company. 

timid-  and  notes  of  the  Fitchburg  Railroad  Company,  Issued  accord- 

li.Mids  and  note*  of  the  Ho-tou  A  Lowell  Railroad  Corporation. 

iw,  notwithstanding  the  iiiortiragcs  mi  that  portion  of  its 
merlv  iM-louirtni:  to  the  s.il.-m  *  Lowell  and  Lowell  4  Lawrence 

•    ,  '    •  ...I   t   •   "M",'  1'      •    - 

First  mortgage  IM.II. U  of  the  Concord  &  Montreal  Railroad,  uotwlth- 
itandmg  such  com,  ".•••'.  <>\  the  union  of  two  or  more  com  pa  - 

rhleh  has  paid  regular  dividends  for  the  two  years 
next  preceding  such  investn  .  .tpital  stock,  aud 

notwitlistaii-  "n  that  part  of  Ita 

road  formerly  beloactac bi  tbe  Boston  Concord  A:  Montreal  Railroad: 

f    .,   i,.i  i ,,.•.,-.,;...    ;.  -  -  -   . r  In  part  to 

_•   ttr-t   mortca_re  bldebtedfiejH,  :md  that 

an  amount  of  «nrh  iHinds  equal  at   the  par  value  to  the  amount  of  such 
mort^atr*1  indebtedness  shall,  by  the  term-  of  the  mortgage  se- 
curing the  aame,  be  mad'  lo  the  payment  of  such 
•-•age  indebtedness  and,  for  Ike parpoee of  aecnrlnx  such 
of  th«  aame,  shall  lie  dcj>o-m<d  with  aud  held 
ler  the  laws  of  this  Commou- 
,,r  11.1-1.111,  as  may  be  approved  by 

ad    Comiiany     known 

-    .      -      :.•.:::.•-  i ..      •    .    -         twttaataii       (on     .  dataaai 
of    a    mortgage    Indebtedae**    not    matured    upou     the    whole     or 
said  railroad  company:    proritird.  Juxrerer, 
"nd*   be    Issued    In   whole    or    In    part    to    renew  and 
refund  aaid  ««««tt»y  nr»t  mortgage  IndoMolnoss  and  that  an  amount 
'  .  .        ,      .•'.;•.-  .      •     '  .       .  .  •  •       '      '-..,-•.-::  i  i  c 

,t  r .    ..        •.•-.•.---.,  •    .   •         -     '  •    •      .     tcace  securing  1 1n- 

saaae.  be  made  aDnBeabte  ex.  • ':  .•vi-ting 

•  .•curing  such  payment 
•.si  with  and  held 


si  facts  feaeral  in  their 

ial  Laws  which  contain 
•n.  which  apply  to  Bo*- 
Wereester,  Ac..  *e, 

ERS  AND  RESTRIC- 


•-•--• 

wealth  and  domj 

• 


la  section  SI, 

r  317.  Acu  ef   18M.  hare  been   imnalliil    by  tbe  Commls 
ef  Sana**  Baaks.  aad  we  aaaaot  do  better  than  lo  give  their 
eomplUtlon.  which  we  do  below  In  full. 

Miiisches«rts  savlacs  bank  diaealbi  aad  the  laeoaa*  derived  thera- 
trom  shall  be  tnveated  oaly  la  maaaar  teO»wta«.  to-wtt ; 
raa.ll.     r-iin.t..- 

1s  efany  of  the  •• 
,w  BUts* 

..   Wloroa 

.,.-.,.,-.  .     I   . 
: 


•»  aad  tnmt  earn paalea.  or  other  tike 
M*  the  ladcbtedam*  ef  soeh  rtty.  town  or 
*•»«•>  f«ra«»»lyiB*  the  inhaMtanta  with  water,  ai 
ind*  available  for  the  payment  o 


any 

-.-. 


. 


'• 


• 

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. 


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laws  of  thi»  <  .'111111.111 
u  may  be  approved  by 

•d.  JMnoil  according  lo 


Itallioa.l  Company  turned 

IK  ip.il  uuil  I nil-rent  of 

chapter  three  hundred  and 

>i  are  held 

made  and 

.  that  the    amount   of    the 

t  ..f  tin-  mortcarea  ao  li.-ld 

ea  ahall  exceed  in  amount 

•uortxaifed;  and 

atloo 


Mr  eaaf  of  tfaaaalaB.  aef*  at  tain*  and 
laomanaleil •n<«rt>* ««1hrr1i]  of  thU 

htoated  In  any  of  the  New  Encland 

r,  or  aafe  depoalt  aad  trait  company, 
rf  aad  detaw  Voataeaa  within  ihi»  Com- 
eaaptor  lour  hundred  ihlrt«vn  of  the 

.:,.-....-.       •    • 
a*  compaalea,  Ineorporatrd  aa  anch  by 
the  law*  of  and  dota«  bualnea*  within 
Mtal  amawtan  require  them  to  provide 
4  la  aeettaae  thirteen  aad  fourteen  of 

iler  *w  awMftty/M-  loan*.  <n  llutlork  of 


i    •    Hankliiz  fnrfmm»m,~HftftrmloftlfpafUt 

••  at  a  utte  and  the  erection 
of  a  suitable  balldlnf  for  the  convenient  transaction  of 


tttlela 


,-• 


late  by  r«r 

•   •    • 


.--. 


.—  Mar  hold  realeatate  acquired  by 
;  same  to  be  Mid  within  five  years  after  the 
corporation.    Cbmml- 

of  the  board  of  tavntiaeat.  rraat  an  additional  time 
each  real  eatate  shall  be  sold.    Bee  eh:.  u  of 


lie,  i  tmulw  ftr  eml  of  trkoU  amount  of 
on  real  estate  situated  In  this   Common- 

.        .  ,.-..•.  ,.,..„ 

:  less  than  two 

,  who  .hull  ',n  value  of 

re|».rt  to  lie  tiled  and  preserved 


wealth,  to  aa  amount  not 

'   •  U  ••'    I  •   '•  •  • aft 

....  ...          . 


of  the  c«irL"irutliiM 


I.  •••n.  ..ii  !••  r.,.n>l  <+,-r\tr\l).—  Thirty  IkrttmiuloHf-tMnlprrernl 
of  aVyisl/j  nn-l  i*e*,inr     ]|..n.|.  ,.r  nther  iritrrmnl  aeenrltiea,  payable 
and  le  be  paid  at  a  time  not  exeeedlnx  one  year,  with  at  toast  two 
.  nelpal  aad  sureties  are  all  eltUen.  of  aad  resident  In  this 
Commonwealth,  provided  that  the  total  liabilities  to  any  such  corimra- 
tfoo  of  any  peraon.  partiienhlp.  company  or  corporation  for  money 
borrowed  upon  persoaal  security.  Inelndlnx  In  the  llabllttlw  of  n  |.,n 
•  or  oompanr  the  liabilities  of  the  several  member*  thereof,  shall 
at  ao  time  exceed  tve  per  eeat  of  such  depoelta  and  Income. 


_  ••  Kallroacl  ainrk.— \ogrrgalr  nf  inrrtlmrnl*  tinliinilrrl. 

Votes  of  attteena  ef  this  Oommonweallh.  «lth  pl--.lt-..  :,-, •.,!!:,• 
the  itoek  of  aay  railroad  eompaay  tneorporatml  un.l.-r  the  aiithorl'r  of 
any  of  the  Sew  ••..i.iwi  Htates  whose  road  In  located  wholly  or  In  part 
whle.b  la  In  possession  of  and  op.TiiUnic  lt«  own  rowl.  nnd 
which  has  earned  and  paid  reculardlvldendii  of  not  le»»  than  flve.pci  •<  .-nt 
per  annum  on  all  laeoes  of  Its  capital  stock  for  flve  years  next  pn-i-.-illnK 
the  date  of  aueh  note  or  notes  or  any  renewal  thereof,  at  no  nmrc  than 
seventr-nve  per  eeat  of  the  market  value  thereof,  such  note,  or  notes  to 
be  made  payable  on  demaad  aad  to  be  paid  or  renewed  within  one  year 
ol  ::..  •:  .:.  ;  areol 

Note  or  notes  of  any  oltlxen  of  thin  Commonwealth,  with  a  pledge  a* 
collateral  of  share*  of  the  capital  stock  of  the  Boston  A  Lowell  Rail- 
road Corporation;  of  the  Boston  A  Providence  Railroad  Company;  of 
the  Connecticut  River  Railroad  Company,  anil  of  the  Old  Colony  Rail- 
road Company,  notwithstanding  toe  road  of  each  of  aaid  companies 
may  he  leased  to  some  other  railroad  company;  such  note  or  notes  not 
to  exceed  In  any  case  seventy-five  per  cent  of  the  market  value  of 


18 


/WD  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


the  •ecurltlra  pledged,  aud  to  be  made  payable  on  demand,  and  to  be 
paid  or  renewed  within  one  year  of  the  date  thereof. 

Street  railway  eompaaia  ihall  not  be  consideretl  railroad  companiei 
trifAiu  Ike  meaning  of  thit  tertian. 

Loan*  on  Public  VunA*-Aggregate  of  Investments  UnHmUed- 
Notes  of  any  clti/.cn  of  tills  Commonwealth.wltli  pledge  of  the  bonds  of 
the  United  State* ;  any  of  the  New  England  states ;  State  of  New  York ; 
bond*  or  uoten  of  any  city,  comity  or  town  of  this  Commonwealth; 
bond*  or  note*  of  any  city  of  tlie  State*  of  Maine,  New  Hampshire,  Ver- 
mont, Rhode  Inland  or  Connecticut  whose  net  indebtedness'  does  not 
«xoeed  flve  per  cent  of  the  last  preceding  valuation  of  property  therein 
for  the  aiuviiMiiiiMit  of  taxes ;  bonds  or  notes  of  tiny  county  or  town 
thereof  whoiw  net  IndebtodueM*  does  not  exceed  three  per  cent  of  such 
valuation. 

loan*  not  lo  ejrrrnl  the  par  value  of  Ihr  Mmrinai  puagta, 

Notes  of  uiiy  riti/.cnor  this  Common  wealth,  with  a  pledge  as  collateral 
of  the  bonds  of  the  State*  of  Pennsylvania,  Ohio,  Mlclilgan,  Indiana,  1111 
noil, Wisconsin,  Iowa,  Minnesota,  Missouri  anil  of  the  District  of  Colum- 
bia; of  any  city  of  the  aforesaid  States  aud  the  State  of  New  York,  Issued 
for  municipal  purposes, aud  refunding  bou<lH  Issued  to  take  up  at  matur- 
ity bonds  which  have  been  Issued  for  other  than  municipal  purposes,  but 
on  which  the  Interest  has  been  fully  paid,  which  has  at  the  ditto  of  such 
Hive-uncut  more  Hi. in  30,000  inhabitant*,  as  established  by  the  last. 
national  or  .state  census,  or  city  census  taken  in  the  same  manner  as  a 
national  or  State  census,  whose  net  indebtedness*  does  not  exceed  live 
per  cent  of  the  laat  preceding  valuation  of  the  property  therein  for  the 
assessment  of  taxes. 

Loan*  not  to  exceed  eighty  per  cent  of  the  market  value  of  the  securities 
pledged. 

Loan* oil  Railroad  Bond*.— Aggregateof  Investments  Unlimited.— 
Notes  of  any  citl/eu  of  tills  I'. minion  wealth,  with  a  pledge  as  collateral 
of  any  of  the  following  securities,  vi/.:  First  mortgage  bonds  of  any 
railroad  company  Incorporated  by  any  of  the  New  England  States, 
whose  road  Is  located  wholly  or  In  part  therein,  which  Is  In  possession 
of  and  operating  its  own  road,  and  which  has  earned  and  paid  regular 
dividend*  for  two  years  next  preceding  such  Investment, 

Fir-!  mortgage  bonds,  guaranteed  by  such  railroad  company,  of  any 
railroad  company  so  incorporated,  whose  road  is  thus  located. 

Bonds  or  notes  of  any  railroad  company  Incorporated  under  the  laws 
of  this  Commonwealth  whose  road  Is  located  wholly  or  in  part  In  the 
same,  which  Is  unencumbered  by  mortgage,  and  which  has  paid  a  divi- 
dend of  not  less  than  tlve  per  cent  per  annum  for  two  years  next  pre- 
ceding sueli  Investment. 

First  mortgage  bonds  of  any  railroad  company  Incorporated  under 
the  authority  of  any  of  the  New  England  States  and  whose  road  Is 
located  wholly  or  In  part  In  the  same-,  and  has  earned  and  paid  regular 
dividends  for  the  two  years  next  preceding  such  investment  on  all  ita 
Issues  of  capital  stock,  notwithstanding  the  road  of  such  company  may 
he  leased  to  some  other  railroad  company. 

Bonds  and  notes  of  the  New  York  New  Haven  &  Hartford  Railroad 
Company. 

Bonds  or  notes  of  the  Old  Colony  Railroad  Company. 

Bonds  or  notes  of  the  Fitehburg  Railroad  Company. 

Bonds  or  notes  of  the  Boston  &  Lowell  Railroad  Corporation. 

First  mortgage  bonds  of  the  Concord  &  Montreal  Railroad,  not- 
withstanding such  company  be  formed  by  the  union  of  two  or  more 
companies,  only  one  of  which  has  paid  regular  dividends  for  the 
two  years  next  preceding  such  Investment  on  all  its  issues  of 
capital  stock,  and  notwithstanding  the  mortgage  Indebtedness  existing 
on  that  part  of  its  road  formerly  belonging  to  the  Boston  Concord  & 
Montreal  Railroad :  provided,  however,  that  said  bonds  shall  be  issued 
In  whole  or  In  part  to  renew  aud  refundjaid  existing  first  mortgage 
Indebtedness,  and  that  an  amount  of  such  bonds  equal  at  the  par  value 
to  the  amount  of  such  existing  mortgage  Indebtedness  shall,  by  the 
terms  of  the  mortgage  securing  the  same,  be  made  applicable  exclu- 
sively to  the  payment  of  such  existing  mortgage  indebtedness  and,  for 


the  purpose  of  securing  such  payment  nt  the  maturity  of  the  same, 
shall  be  deposited  with  aud  held  by  such  trust  company,  incorporated 
under  the  laws  of  this  Commonwealth  and  doing  business  in  the  city 


of  Boston,  as  may  be  approved  by  the  board  of  commissioners  of  sav 
Ings  banks. 

In  the  bonds  of  the  Maine  Central  Railroad  Company  known  as 
consolidated  mortgage  bonds,  notwithstanding  the  existence  of 
a  mortgage  indebtedness  not  matured  upon  the  whole  or  a 
part  of  the  road  of  said  railroad  company:  provided,  however, 
that  said  bonds  be  Issued  in  whole  or  in  part  to  renew  and 
refund  said  existing  first  mortgage  Indebtedness,  and  that 
an  amount  of  such  bonds  equal  at  the  par  value  to  the  amount  of  such 
existing  mortgage  Indebtedness  shall,  by  the  terms  of  the  mortgage 
securing  the  same,  be  made  applicable  exclusively  to  the  payment  of 
eucli  existing  mortgage  indebtedness;  and  for  the  purpose  of  securing 
inch  payment  at  the  maturity  of  the  same,  said  bonds  shall  be  depos- 
ited with  and  held  by  such  trust  company,  incorporated  under  the  laws 
of  this  Commonwealth  and  doing  business  In  the  city  of  Boston,  as 
may  be  approved  by  the  board  of  commissioners  of  savings  banks. 

Bonds  or  notes  of  the  Boston  &  Maine  Railroad,  issued  according  to 
law,  notwithstanding  any  mortgages  on  that  part  of  its  railroad,  fran- 
chises and  property  formerly  belonging  to  the  Eastern  Railroad  Com- 
pany, the  Eastern  Railroad  in  New  Hampshire,  or  the  Portsmouth 
Great  Falls  &  Conway  Railroad. 

Loan*  not  to  exceed  the  par  ralue  of  the  securities  pledged. 

Loan*  on  Bank  Stock  .—Thlrly-ftneptrcentofdepoitUsboth  as  loans 
and  investments.— Notes  of  any  citizen  of  this  Commonwealth,  with  a 
pledge  as  collateral  of  the  stock  of  any  bank  incorporated  by  this 
Commonwealth;  or  the  stock  of  any  national  bank  located  in  any  of 
the  New  England  States;  or  the  stock  of  any  trust  company,  or  safe 
deposit  aud  trust  company,  incorporated  under  the  laws  of  and  doing 
business  within  this  Commonwealth,  as  provided  for  In  chapter  four 
hundred  thirteen  of  the  acts  of  the  year  eighteen  hundred  eighty-eight, 
or  of  those  trust  companies,  or  safe  deposit  and  trust  companies,  in- 
corporated as  such  by  special  charters  granted  under  the  laws  of  and 
doing  business  within  this  Commonwealth,  whose  special  charters  re- 
quire them  to  provide  the  same  security  as  prescribed  in  sections  thir- 
teen and  fourteen  of  said  chapter  four  hundred  thirteen. 

I,o(liii  to  be  matle  at  no  more  than  rii/hiy  />ir  mil  of  the  market  value 
of  the  Klnrk  }i/i  >li/nl.  inn!  mil  urn  iliiiji  the  par  mine  /'hereof. 

Holdini/K,  hi/  irni/  ni  iii  rrstmrnl  or  as  srciiriti/  fur  loaiut,  in  the  stock  of 
any  mu  bank.  iniKti-onipaii!/,  or  naff  deposit  niid  h-iixl  riniipanu,  not  to 
exceed  three  per  ernt  of  OeaojUt,  nor  mure  than$100,OOO,  nor  an  amount 
exceeding  one-quarter  of  the  capital  flock  thereof. 

I.  <>ii  ii  •  to  DepoKltor*—  Aggregate  of  Investments,  Unlimited  —  Per- 
sonal notes  of  depositors  in  the  corporation,  but  not  exceeding  one- 
half  of  the  amount  of  his  deposit  to  a  depositor,  with  pledge  of  deposit 
and  book  of  such  depositor  as  collateral  security. 

Depodlt*  In  Hank*.— Aggregate  of  jHrrstmrnls  Unlimited.— May 
deposit  sums  of  money,  on  call,  In  any  bank  incorporated  under  the  laws 
of  this  Commonwealth,  or  in  any  national  bank  located  in  any  of  the 
New  England  states,  or  In  any  trust  company,  or  safe  deposit  and  trust 
company.  Incorporated  under  the  laws  of  and  doing  business  within 
this  Commonwealth,  as  provided  for  in  chapter  four  hundred  thir- 
teen of  the  acts  of  the  year  eighteen  hundred  eighty-eight,  or  In  those 
trust  companies,  or  safe  deposit  and  trust  companies,  incorporated  as 
«iieh  by  -pccial  charters  granted  under  the  laws  of  and  doing  business 
within  this  Commonwealth,  whose  special  charters  require  them  to 
provide  the  same  security  as  prescribed  in  sections  thirteen  and  four- 
teen of  said  chapter  four  hum Ircd  thirteen,  to  an  amount  not  exeecd- 
Ing  live  per  cent  or  total  deposits  in  anyone  such  bank  or  company, 

but  suc-h  ileposlta  shall  not  cxc 1  in  amount  twenty-live  per  cent  of 

the  capital  slock  and  surplus  of  such  depositary. 


CITIES,  COUNTIES  AND  Towxs 

IN  THE 

STATE  OF  MASSACHUSETTS. 


NOTE.— For  places  not  given  in  alphabetical  order  among  the  following 
statements,  sec  page  32. 

The  gross  Interest-bearing  debt  of  all  municipalities  of  the  State  was 
$145,797,669  on  May  1, 1896,  at  an  average  interest  rate  of  about  4 
per  cent.  The  amount  raised  by  taxation  for  Interest  alone  in  1896  wag 
$5,831,906. 

The  following  table  shows  the  aggregate  assessed  valuation  as 
returned  by  the  local  assessors,  the  aggregate  net  debt  of  all  the 
municipalities  of  the  State,  and  the  percentage  of  the  same,  for  the 
years  Indicated : 

Tear.  Valuation.  Net  Debt.       Percentage. 

1896 $2.622,520,278  $104.702,875  3-9 

1895 2,542,348,993  98,511,920  3-8 

1H1I4                                      .  2,471,521,505  87,786,918  3'5 

1893 2,428,339,029  80,125,652  3-2 

1892 2.333,025,090  76,483,323  3'2 

1891...                                 .  2,245,042,273  73,066,660  3-2 

1890 2,154,134,626  70,742,786  3'2 

1885 3,782,349,143  63.306,213  3'5 

18SO ....  1,584,756,802  68,512,929  4-3 

1875 1,840,792,728  71,784,006  3-8 

1871 1,497,351,686  39,421.298  2'6 


ABINGTON.— G.  E.  FAUOR,  Treasurer. 

This  town  is  in  Plymouth  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

WATER  LOAN— 

4s,  May,$100,000 May  1,  1897 

($5,OOO  due  yearly)  to  May  1, 1916 

4s,  Jan.,  $20,OOO Jan.  1, 1897 

$1,000  due  yearly)  to  Jan.  1, 1918 

4s,  May,  $11, 000  1917  to  '25 

Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897 . .  .$171 ,700 


Assets $30,700 

Net  debt  Feb.  1,1897....    141,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 2,287,994 

Prop'ty  is  assessed  at  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $22-6X> 

Population  in  1 895  was 4,207 

Population  in  1890  was 4,260 

Population  in  1880  was 3,697 


I NTEREST  is  payable  in  Boston  at  the  National  Bank  of  Redemption. 


. — Tui9  town  is  in  Berkshire  County. 


LOANS- 


Am't  Ontsl'ff 


Tax  valuation  1896 $4,098,315 


School  houses $33,80O    Total  tax  (tier  $1,000)....         21-00 

Cemeteries  5.5OO    Tax  valuation  1891 3,506,357 

Waterworks       *107,500    Population  in  1895  was..        7,837 

Total  debt  May  1,  1896... 137, 500  |  Population  in  1890  was 9,213 

*  Bonds  loaned  Adams  Fire  District. 


AGAWAM.—  J.  W.  HASTINGS,  Treasurer. 

Agawam  is  in  Hampden  County! 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

TOWN     NOTES     FOR     SCHOOLS, 
ROADS,  BRIDGES— 

6s,  March,    $2,OOO On  demand. 

4s,  J&D,    25,000 June  1,1914 

4s,  J  &  D,      4,000 On  demand. 

4s,  J&D,       5.OOO 1900-1904 

($1  ,OOO  due  yearly  on  June  1 .) 

4s,  J&D,    $5,000 June  1,  1905 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897.      $41,000 


Sinking  fund $2,702 

Net  debt  Jan.  1 , 1897  . .        38,298 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,145,640 

Tax  valuation,  personal  171,341 
Total  valuation  1896. . .  1,316,981 
Property  assessed  at  actual  value. 

Tax  (per  $1,000) $16-00 

Population  in  1895  was  2,408 

Population  1890  was...  2,352 

Population  1880  was...          2,216 


INTEREST  on  notes  due  in  1914  is  paid  in  Boston;  on  those  due  on 
demand  at  Agawam;  on  all  others  at  Springfleld. 

AMESBURY.— F.  W.  MERRILL,  Treasurer. 

Amesbury  township  is  in  Essex  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS  : 

4s,  A  &  O,      $70,OOO. .Apr.  1, 1900 
Totalbond.  debt  Jau.  1,'97.$70,000 

Floating  debt 81,000 

Total  debt 151,000 

Sinking  fund  assets 54,500 

Net  debt  Jan.  1 , 1 897 96,500 


Tax  valuation,  real 3,992,937 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  1,032,260 
Total  valuation,  1896  ..5,025,197 
Assessment  about  *„  actual  value. 
Tot.  tax  rate  (per$l,000).  $14-60 
Population  In  1895  was..  9,984 
Population  in  1890  was ..  9.798 


AMHERST.— 0.  D.  HUNT,  Treasurer. 

This  town  is  in  Hampshire  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  BONDS — 

41^8,  J&J,  $13,000 Nov.  7, 1901 

3>ss,J&D,     9,000 June  1,1898 

TOWN  HALL  BONDS — 
4s,     J&J,  $50,000 Jan.  1,  190O 

OTHER  LOANS — 
4%s,  J&J,  $30,700 July  1, 1898 


Total  debt  May  1, 1896.. $110,700 

Total  valuation  189H 3,112,957 

Assessment  about  actual  value. 

Totaltax  (per$l,000) $14;7c 

Population  in  1895  was..         4,794 
Population  in  1890  was..        4.512 


ANDOVER.— GEO.  A.  PARKER,  Treasurer. 

This  town  is  in  Essex  County. 


Floating  debt $19,500 

Total  debt 179,500 

Sinking  fund 4,t4.ri 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1897....   174.654 

Tax  valuation  1890 4,67! 

Real  valuation 6,500,000 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000)....      $10-7.' 
Population  in  1895  was..        6,14! 

Population  in  1890  was (U4! 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  National  Bank  of  Commonwealth, 
Boston. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

WATER  BONDS — 

4s,  M&N,  $110,000.. ..Nov.  1, 1897 
($5,000  due  yearly)  to  Nov.  1, 1918 

4s,  M&N,  $15,000 Nov.  1,  1919 

4s,  ,I*D,  10,000 June  1,  1922 

4s,  J&D,       10,000. . ..June  1,  1923 

48.J&D,      15,000 June  1,  1925 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, 1897. $160,000 


ARLINGTON.— B.  DELMONT  LOCKE,  Treasurer. 

This  town  is  In  Middlesex  County. 

Other  debts $14,416 

Valuation,  etc. — 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

limn  SCHOOL  LOAN- 
IS,  M&N,  $64,000 Nov.  1,1913 

SEWEK  BONDS  1896— 
4s,  J&D,  $50,000 Junel,  1936 

WATER  WORKS— 

5s,  J&J,  $74,000 Julyl,  1898 

4s,  J&J,    91,000 Jan.  1, 1912 

4s,  J&J,    92,000 Jan.  1,  192°. 

4s,  A&O,  92,000 Apr.  1,1924 

4s,  A&O,  10,000 Oct.  1,  1925 


Total  debt  Men., 1896....  $l"-."'l< 

Sinking  fund  assets 4.VIU 

Net  debt  March,  1896...    41 

Tax  valuation  1S9(! 7,851,663 

Tax  rate  (per  ,*1,(H)O|. . ..      $1830 

(Assessment  at  actual  value.) 
Population  in  1«9«  (est.) 

Population  in  1H90  was 

Population  In  1880  was 4,100 


April,  1897. 


TOWflS, 


ATHOL.— SAMI-EL  LEE,  Treasurer. 
ThU  town  1*  aHnated  IB  Worcester  County. 


<JOSIAH  QUIXCV,  Mayor. 
.  —  $  ALFRED  T.  TUBNER,  City  Treasurer. 


LOANS- 
Out  IIKBT— 

4>«s,  JAJ.  $33.000 Oct.  1.  1897 

•  t  due  yearly)  to  Oct.  1, 19O5 
SCHOOL  LOAXB— 

4*.  AAO.  838.5OO Oct.  1,1897 

(Part  due  yearly)  to  Oct.  1,  19O4 
;r...  J\.i.  r.'.i.H,  ..  ,,.  t.  i.  ;--,; 
ClOoo  due  yearly)  to  Oct.  1. 1898 

3»*s.  AAO,  93.6OO Oct.  1.  1897 

PH.2OO  due  yearly  >  to  • 

(Notes) 


SKWKR  LOAX  (outside  debt  limit. ) 
4«,  JAJ.  *5O.OOO July  1,  1 

KMil.lK    H("U»B — 

4>*s.  AAO.t9.OOO Oct.  1,  1897 

<*1,5OO  due  yearly)  to  Oct.  1. 1902 

4s,  A*0.  *13,50U Oct.  1.  1897 

<*1.35Od.iey'ly>toOct 1, 19Ot 

Total  debt  Feb.  1.  1897..  *ltf2,6Ol 

Tax  valuation  1896 3.34 1.O3 

Tax  rate  (per  $1.000) 923-5C 

itlun  In  1893  WM 7.36C 

Population  In  1890  WM 6,31£ 


U.  AAO.  f  12.600 Oct.  1,18971 

(Part  doe  yearly)  to  Oct.  1.  1905  I 

The  Mirer  loan  U  held  by  toe  (inking  fund. 

INTEREST  U  payable  in  Bocton.  Worcester,  UreenlleUl  and  Atuol. 


ATTLEBOROUGH.^J.  T.  BATES.TOWD  Clerk 

AttleboroogB.  which  U  hi  Bristol  County,  WM  divided  July  30, 1887 
and  the  outstanding  bonded  debt  of  9  1OO.OOO  was  apportioned  962,931 
to  Attleboronga  and  937.8O2  to  North  Attleooroufh,  which 


, LOANS  - 

T..»N   |;.,*Da— 

4*.  AAO,  835.000. . 
4*.  JAJ,  5O.OOO.. 
WATKB  Boxoa— 
7s,  JAJ.  94O.OOO.. 
. 

4s,  AAO,   20.000.. 

4s,  MAS!    12.000  . 

•a,  JAJ,    10.000.. 

4s.  JA.I.     18.000.. 

-  •i.OOO . . 

\000.. 


Wkrn  D*t. 


..April  1. 
.   .Jan.1, 


1908 


...Jan.  1, 1904 
.1802 


Floatlnjr  debt 

Total  debt  Jaa.  1.1897.: 

Htnklnc  fund  aateta 

Deduct    also    North    At. 

proportion  of  debt 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,1897.... 
Water  debt  (Incl.  above). 


*26.00C 
366.OOC 
60,529 

12.974 

29-J.497 

- 


....Oct.  1 
...Oct.  li  1912    Water  deot  •taklnc  fund 

...Sept.  1.  1915  I     (Incl.  above) 32,283 

....Jan.  1,  1019  I  Tax  valuation,  real 3,91'.'. Tit 

....Jan.  1, 1921     Tax  valuation,  penonal.    99O.431 
....Oct.  1, 1922  I  Total  valuation.  18*6. ..4.903.141 

July  1,  1923  i  Total  tax  prrfl.OOO 921-OO 

4s.  JAJ:     40.000 July  1.  1924  I  Population  In  1M95WM 8.287 

4»,  J.iJ      -J5.OOO July  1. 19S6  i  Population  In  1890  WM 7,577 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1.1897. 834O.OOO  |  Population  lu  1H8OWM 11.119 


AVER.— E.  D.  STOXE.  Trea»arer. 

ThU  town  U  iltuated  in  Ulrtdleaex  County. 


LOANS— 


»•*«•  l*>*. 


4s.  Juli,  «•-'.•«»> July  1, 1897 

(91.400  due  y'rlyi  to  July  1.  1898 
SCHOOL  HOI-SB  LOAIT  (NoTC*| — 

WATBB  IIKSTT  (NoTBBV— 

KAA.  «2.000 1898 

,  FAA.     6.000 1983 

,  PAA.    10.000 1*08 

,FAA,   1VOOO 1913 


«a.  FAA.  r-T.OOO 1918 

•rat  payable  at  Ayer. 
Total  bood.dcbt  Jan.  l.-97.»69.8OO 

Floating  debt 3.0OC 

Total  dvbt  Jan.  1.  1H97..   .   72.80O 
Water  debt  (Incl  above) ...   (IO.OOC 

Tax  valuation  1896 1.3«3.S69 

Total  lax  iper  81.000)..       915  W 

Population  In  18O5  waa 2.101 

Popolatioatn  1890WM 2.148 


Nor.  1.1924 
July  1.1926 
rr  I...**— 

300  la  1906.) 


LOAN' 
WATBB 


WknDtu, 
-(Cont)- 


JELMONT.— W.   I  KBT,  Trewurer. 

Thu  town  U  la  Middlesex  County. 

LOANS-  •»•»'»  Dmt. 

-  II.M.L  li.icta— 

BW.5OO  dae  year  19O1 

«oa— 

4V.  AA".  ••...•». 

•Odaeyear  1901 

4s.  JAI>.    ai4.|nii         .lioe.  1.18*7 
4  *Be  yearly)  to  Dee.  1. 19O2 


,_ 

4*.  JAI>.  86400 June  1.  1897 

<9oOO  due  yearly)  to  June  1,  19O9 


4a,  FAA. 
4  a.  JAJ. 
4s.  JAD. 


94.000 


Auit.  1.  1925 
....July  1.  1926 
..Dec.  1.1926 


Interest  U  nay  able  U  Bo»ton. 
Jan.  1.  I 


'A.819JM          v 
P)1.7.Vi,|uey'riy)  to  A 


1887    963.400 

j    ,  M  M  , 

*  Jan.  1,1887" 

Water  debt  (additional)..  44.75O 
Tax  raluatloa.  real  ....3.121.975 
Tax  valuation.  penT...1.0O3.120 
Total  valuation  1M96 

M  actual  value. 
615-75 
.  -i  i 
1880  WM 2.098 


I  Total  tax  (per  1.0OO) . . . 
I  Popnlatloa  la  1*96  waV 


„          . 

Popvlatton  In  1880  wa« 1.613 


BERKSHIRE  CO.— r,*,.  II.  T.  CKEB,  Tre**. 

County  seat  Is  PltUaeld. 


LOANS-  mat  D*t. 

BS>OM  or  CnaaacTKm— 

'.  88.000. .. 
H.JAK        ....         ...oi 

>•   > 

*80.000 Nov.  1.  1903 

•>0. ..Dee. 


Popuiatlonln  1« 


.          . 

*•••{  I  we.  31.  1900 

*•••»*>  .Dee.  31. 1901 

The  county  own*  property  val.w.1  at  85S8.1M  86. 


31—.JAD.  8-\000  ...    On  demand 

MI  i.  i  .,1  xrt  lii.nr.  f  i  >i.i  i. 


.. 
Sa.VtA.MMOO 

I  ntereat  payable  at  P 
Total  debt  Jan.  1.  1887 


able  at  PituHoM. 
i.  1. 18*7.    6146.800 
CMhlatreMury  -M.529 

taattoal 


Tax  valuation  iH96..:!51.174>90 
PopmlattoB  IB  1886  WM  . . . .  86.3M 


....81.108 


BEVERLY.-!?.? 

••>wn  Is  ta  Fss«i  County. 
LOANS- 

'•    »-«D  PUM*OM.                          nsaails.     Warn  MM.  OMM*SMT«. 

JAJ  July  1.  1911  9793.000 

5A6  Various  Various  18,700 

4       JAJ  94.000  yTlv  10.000 

4        FAA  Fib.  1. 1917  150.OOO 

INTEREST  U  payable  la  Boston  by  the  First  National  Bank. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.-Tae  etty»  total  debt  oa  May  1. 18*6.  WM 

The  total  bonded  debt  oa  Jan.  1.  1890.  WM  9087.000: 

•Ha*  drbt,  824.700;  «TOM  debt.  91.O1.V7OO;  .Inklnc  funds.  9180.- 

•  debt,   9M3.VI.-i4;     water    debt.   Inoladed   la   above   total, 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  iww  was:  Beat  e*tat«. 910,940,700; 

••aal  property.  93.231.MOO;  total.  91 4.17^-MN);  total  tax  I  ate  (per 
»I490.  la  18Bo  the  total assessed  valuation  WM 813.887. 125; 
'•"»"'  .6I.V20.    la  18*1  the  total  aa»esii  valiia- 

.-*i:i.|-.'..ir  .    In  1989  It  WM  913.607.!'- 

JLATION.-PorfllaUon   la  189A  WM    11.SO2:    la  1-«9O  WM 
•  -O  WM  8/456;  la  187O  WM  «..V>7 


i  The  county  of  Suffolk,  In  which  Boston  is  situated,  contains  al»o 
the  city  of  Chelsea  and  the  towns  of  Revere  and  Wlnthrop.  Boston, 
however,  receive*  all  the  county  income,  pays  all  the  county  expenses, 
owns  the  county  bulldlnK*.  and  is  responsible  for  the  county  debt,  which 
amounted  on  Feb.  1,  1897,  to  $3,643,000.  The  details  of  this  county 
debt  are  Included  in  the  following  financial  report  for  this  city. 


LOANS- 
BKIIHIB  BOKD6 — 


When  Due. 


is,  AAO,   »16O,OOO...Oct,  1,1911 
4s.  JAJ,         90.000.. .  Jan.  1, 1912 
3>«s,AAO,   250,000... Oct.  1.1917 
UKXKRAL  TEN  YIAB  LOAX— 


is.  JAJ,  91,185,000. 
HIGHWAYS 


.Jan.  1.1899 


4s,  J±I>,  960,000....  Juie  1.1901 
4»,  AAO,  25.8OO. . . .  Apr.  1.  1902 
4s,  JAJ,  31,000.. ..July  1,1912 
4s,  AAO,  243,200.... Oct.  1.1912 
4S.JAJ.  150,000.. ..Jan.  1.1913 
4s,  JAJ,  33O.OOO.... July  1,  191:1 
4s,  AAO,  150,000.... Oct.  1.  19i:i 
4s,  AAO,  500,000.... Apr.  1. 1914 
4s,  JAJ.  5OO.OOO.. ..  July  1.  1915 
4s,  JAJ,  150,000.. ..July  1,1916 

4s, 700.000....  July  1.1916 

UKis.  JAJ,  5OO.OOO.... Jan.  1,1917 

LlBBABT  BOSKS— 
4s,  JAJ,    9297.000...  July  1,1900 
4a,AAO,         14,OOO...Oet.,      1900 
4s,  AAO,      189,000.. .Jan.  1.1901 


4«,  JAJ. 
4A.AAO, 


..  .. 

44.000.  .  .Jan.  4,  1916 
175.000...  Oct.   1,1922 


4s,  JAJ,  200,000... Jan.  1.1923 

4*.  AAO,  3S5.OOO... Oct.  1,  1923 

4s,  AAO.  100,000... Oct.  1,1924 

4s,  AAO,  49,500. .  .Jan.  1,  1925 

4s.  AAO.  15O.5OO... Oct.  1.1925 
*la*,JAJ,   500,000... July  1.1899 

4sJAj!     9574.000... JaiL  1.1900 

4s,  AAO,  670,000... Oct.  1.1 9OO 

4s.  JAJ.  AMuOOO...  Jaa.  1,1*01 

4s,  JAJ.  29.000.. .Jan.  1.1902 

4s,  AAO,  9O.OOO  ..Oct.  1,  1906 

4s.  AAO  145^MK)..  Oct.15,  19O6 

4s.  JAJ.  606.000...  Jan.  1 


LOANS-  VTktn  Out. 

SBWKKAGB  BONDS—  (Continued.  ) 
5s,  A&o,    938,000..  ..Apr.  1,1899 


5»,  AAO, 
5«,  AAO, 


17,000....  Apr.  1,1900 
18,000.  ..  .Oct,  1,  19OO 


4s,  AAO,  lOO.OOO. .. .Oct.  1,  1897 

4s,  AAO,  100,000.. ..Oct.  1,1898 
4s,  JAJ,l,000,OOO....Jan.  1,1899 
4s,  AAO,1,250,OOO.  ..Apr.  1,  19OO 

4s,JAJ,  24,000....  Jan.  1,1901 

4a,  AAO,  5,OOO....Apr.  1, 1901 

4s,  AAO,  10.000. ...Oct.  1.1901 

4s,  JAJ,  8,OOO....Jau.  1,  19O2 

4s,  AAO,  317.00O....Apr.  1,  19O2 

4s,  AAO,  627,5OO....Oct  1,  19O2 

4s,  AAO,  22,500.... Jan.  1,  1903 

4s.  AAO,  50O,OOO....Apr.  1,  19O3 

4s,  AAO,  25 I.OOO.... Oct.  1,  1903 

4».JAJ,  5OO.OOO. ... Jan.  1.  19O4 

4»,JAJ,      


97,000....  July  1, 19O4 
50,000.. ..Oct.  1,1904 
50.000....  Jan.  1,  19O5 

51,500 Oct.  1,1906 

421,000.. ..Oct.  1,  1911 
250,OOO....Jan.  1,1912 

5O,000 July  1,  1914 

67,650....  Apr.  1,  1915 
35.000....  July  1.1916 
3«n,  JAJ.100.000....July  1.  1905 
:)i»s,  JAJ.  50,000....  Jan.  1.1906 
3y.AA0359.000.... Oct.  1,1906 


4s,  JAJ. 
4s,  JAJ, 

I-.  AA.  I. 

4-.  AAO. 

4s,  JAJ, 

4-.  JA.I. 
1-.  A.V... 


.  . 

4a,  AAO.  1.599.725 
4a,AAO,  1.164.100. 


Apr.  1. 
.Apr.  1. 


1912 
1913 


.  . 

367.000...  Apr.  1,  1915 
401.500..  < 


4s,  AAO.  1390.000... Apr  1.  1913 

4s.  AAO.      599.SOO  .   • 

4a,AAO, 

4s,  AAO, 

4..  J«J.   l.ll'..j.».      Jan.  1,1916 

4a, 989.000.. . July  1.  1910 

4a 3.000.     Apr.  1.  1916 

4s.  AAO      1OTJMM.. .Oct.   1.1918 

4s. 223.500. ..Nov.30.11MH 

4s.  JAJ.  32.000. .. Jan.  1.  r. IT 
4a,AAO,  10.000... Oct.  1.  1934 
4s,  AAO.  10,000... Oct.  1.1989 

4a, 30,000.    July  1,10*6 

3>«mJAJ.  500,000... July  1,1800 
T»a.  AAO.  1.037.000... Oct.  1,  18*0 

PABK  Bomia— 

4s,  AAO.  »200.000...0ct.  1,1900 
4s.  JAJ,  343.000.  Jan.  1.  1913 
4*.  AAO  913.000  ..Apr  : 
4s.  JAJ.  500.000...  Jan..  1914 
4s,  AAO,  75.00O...  Apr.  1.  1914 
4s.  AAO.  900.000... Oct.  1.  1914 
4s,  JAJ,  1 .000.000  .  .Jaa.  1. 1929 


3s.  JAJ.    309.000....  July  1,1905 
4s.  AAO.      41.000.. ..Oct.15,  1916 

STOKT  BBOOK.AC..  IMP.  BOND*— 
4s,  AAO.  9500.000.... Oct.  1.1917 
4s,  AAO.  30.000.. .. Oct.  1,  1913 
4s.  AAO.  lOO.OOO Oct.  1,  1936 

8TBKBT,  Bit!.,  BONUD— 
5acJAJ.aS62.900.... July  1, 1899 
4s,  AAO.  380.000.. ..Oct.  1.1911 
4s,  AAO,  29.00O.. .. Oct.  1.  1912 
4s,  AAO.  S6O.5OO....Apr.  1.  1913 
4s.  JAJ.  50.000.. ..Jan.  1.1914 
4s,  JAJ,  100,000.... July  1,  1914 
4s,  AAO.  100.000.. ..Oct.  1,1914 
4s,  AAO.  90.000.. ..Oct.  1.1914 
4s.  JAJ.  1,000.000.... July  1,  1936 
H^*. JAJ.  50.000.. ..Jan.  1,  1917 
3>»s.  JAJ.  500.000....  Jan.  1,1937 
WATCB  DBRT— 

OoeUtoate  Water— 
6s,  JAJ.  9&00.000.. ..Dec,12.1897 
6s,  JAJ,  450.000....  J'ne  16,1898 
«s,  AAO,  540,000.. ..Oct.  3.  1898 
6a,AAO,  990.000.... Apr.27.1899 
6s.  JAJ.  625.000....  Jan.  1.1901 
6s,  AAO,  688.OOO.... Apr.  1.  1 901 
6s,JAJ.  330.000.. .. July  1,  1901 
6a.JAJ,  lOO.OOO.  ...July  1.  19O2 
•a.  AAO.  906.000.. ..Apr.  1.1903 


3>ta.AAO. 


K..  JAJ. 
««,  AAO. 
tu.JAJ. 
6s,  AAO. 


20.000..  .Apr.  1, 1916  I  6s,  JAJ. 
~    .Oat.  1. 1*16  I  6a,  AAO, 
~    6s,JAJ. 

•;-.  A.V. 

•  -.    \A". 

6s,  JAJ. 

....  A.V... 

8*.  JAJ; 


3>»s,  JAJ.    900.000... Jan.  1. 1927 
*l«s,AAO.     29.000..  Oct    1.1919 

PABK  OoMTBUcrtoK— 
4s,  JAJ,      9450,000...  Jaa.  1,1918 
4s.  AAO,  5,000..   Apr.      1918 

4...IA.I.  5,000.. .July.      191H 

4s,  AAO.        40.000    .Oct..      1918 


JAJ, 
4a,A*O, 

s  JAJ. 

4.;  JAJ 

4a.JAJ, 
I-!  AAO. 

«..  J\J. 

3»«a.JAJ 


... 
480.500...  Jan.  1.1919 


16,000. 


Apr, 
.July. 


1919 
1918 


439.500      Jan.  1. 192O 


16,4OO...July, 
44,100... Oct., 


1998 
192O 

900.000... Jan.  1.1921 
500.000  .  Jan  1.  1937 


^•Bt,  ef  *»w        «j^j^j>,  v\*v»    .    •!  tmu     A  *   A  ;  *.  f 

PARK  LOAH  or  MAT  20, 1891— 
4*.  JAD.  9700.000.... June  1.  1921 
4s,  AAO.  900.000.... Apr.  1.1*22 
4s,  AAO.  801. 000.... Oct.  1.1922 
4s.  JAJ.  290,000.... Jan.  1.1923 
4s.  JAJ.  500.000...  July  1.1923 
4s,  AAO.  490.000.... Oct.  1.1923 
4s.  JAJ,  99.000... Jan.  1.1924 
4s,  A  %  O.I. 000.000  ...Oct.  1.1924 

Pun.  lmr*B  AniM'irr  ll'mrrrt^- 
4a.AAO.  9136JWO. .  Oct.  1.1911 
4s.  JAJ.  290.000... July  1,  1912 
4».  AAO.  42,000... Oct.  1,  1912 
4s,  AAO.  15.000.. .Apr.  1.1915 
AAO.  400,000..  Oct.  1.1915 


PABK 


,., 


4a,    JAJ^100.000....July  1.  1924 
AAOT  100.000....  Oct.  1.1924 
.Apr.  1.1925 
...  i     i.  1930 
.July  1.1926 
3>e*JAJ,  400,000.... July  1.1917 

»««MAJ,  600.000 Ian.  1,1920 

Rini'Tm^ 
4a.  AAO.  950.000.   ..Oct.   1.1934 

-.     \\"     1..H.....N,  4p,          1.      f.     .     . 


4s,    AAO,    50.000.. 

..  :..-..««• 
a. 11^00.. 


..  ...     . 

8.000...  .  Jan.  1.19O4 

38.0OO....Apr.  1,  19O4 

161,000..  ..  Jan.  1.  1900 

14'J.7.ii>     ..Apr    1.1905 

44.OOO  ...July  1,  190ft 

6.00O..  ..  Oct.  1,  1905 

82.550....  Jan.  1,1906 

8,750....  Apr.      19O8 

4.000....  Oct.,      1906 

8.000....  Jan..      1907 

5.000....  Apr.      1907 

1.000....  July,      19O7 


... 

.V.  A  All,*  399,500....  Oct.  1.1902 
5«.  AAO,  9952,000....  Apr.  1.1906 
5fr.AAO.l.OOO,OOO....Oct.  1,190ft 
5«.AA0.2,OOO.OOO....Oct.  1,1906 
•-  A.V.  .. 
5a.  AAO. 


1.000.. ..Oct.  1,  1907 
12,000....  Apr,   1908 


4>»f.  AAO.  268,000....  Oct.  1.  19O9 
4*  AAO,  ft88.000....Apr.  1.  1908 
4s,  JAJ.  82,000....  July  1.  19O9 
4s,  AAO.  28O.OOO..  ..  Apr.  1,  1910 
4a.  AAO.  324.000..  ..  Apr.  1.  1912 
4s.  JAJ.  11  1.000...  .July  1,1913 


4s,  AAO. 
4..JAJ, 
4s.  AAO, 
4a.AAO, 
4s,  JAJ, 
4a.  AAO. 
4s.  AAO. 
4n.  JAJ. 


.  .     , 

336.000....  Oct.  1,1918 
466,000..  ..Jan.  1.1914 
18.500....  Apr.  1,  1914 
16.000..  ..  Oct.  1.  1914 
50.000..  ..  Jan.  1,  1915 
145.7OO.  ...  Apr.  1,  1915 
23.000..  ..  Oct.  1.  1915 
58.0OO..  ..  Jan.  1,  1916 


a.  AAO.     100.000..  ..  Oct.  1,  1936    4s.  AAO, 


4s,  AAO.  128,500.. .. Apr.  1,  1916 
4s,  AAO,  286300.... Oct.  1.1916 
4s.  JAJ.  2 1.000....  Jan..  1917 
4s.  AAO.  161.000.. ..Apr.,  1917 
4*.  JAJ.  7.0OO.. ..July  1,  1917 
4s.  AAO.  160,700.. .. Oct.  1.  1917 
4s,  JAJ,  20.OOO....  Jan..  1918 
6300.. ..Apr,  1918 
lOO.OOO. ...Oct.  1,  1918 
200.000.... Apr.  1,1919 
300,OOO....Oct.  1.1919 
384,000....  Oct.  1,  1920 
lOO.OOO....  Apr.  1,  1921 
162.500.. ..Oct.  1,  1921 
lOO.OOO.... Jan.  1.  1922 
.•i.OOO....Apr.  1,  1922 


.  . 
i-.  US, 
4s,  AAO. 

»-.    VA". 
1-.  AA". 

to,  UQ 

1-.  A.V... 
I- ..I  A. I. 


*.  A«KVS.        1W,WV.  ...W*»    •*    1VOV  I  W,  AflKV/,  /  .J.UW.  .  .  .  A  Or.    1,    19*4 

3>«a.JAJ,  25O.OOO. ...Jan.  1.  1936  I  4s,  AAO.    2X3.OOO....Oct.  1.1922 


. 
500.OOO  ...  Apr.  1.1936 


»ta.AAO,1.500,000    ..     . 

SCHOOL  HooaBi  A  HITKB— 

t,  AAO.  9500,000....  Apr.  1,1911 

».  AAO.    250.000... .Oct.    1.1914 

4m  JAJ.    300.000.... Jan.  1,1017 

4s,  JAJ.    .-..«>. INN..  ...Julv    1.1R2H 

s.  JAJ.     500.000.... Jnly  1.1935 

8KWEBAOK  BuNin — 

6s.  AAO,  930.000.... Oct.  1,1897 
5a,AAO,  145.000....  Oct.  1,1807 


4s.  AAO,  570,275.. .. Oct.  1,  1923 
4s,  AAO.  644.225.... Oct.  1.1924 
3>*s.  A.to.  .">o,OOO....Apr.  1,1915 

.i      -.    \  •. '      I.  I'HS 


. 

3>«s,  JAJ,l(HMHH).. 
:*>9>.JAJ,  75.000.. 
3>«s,AAO.    2ri.(iOO.. 
34»,  AAO,27.'..IMMI 
3>«s.J.U.   KHI.IMHI 


.Jan.  1,1916 
.July,  1916 
.Oct..  1916 
Apr.  1.  1917 
.July  1.1918 


..          .          ...  . 

8Ha,MAN,130,OOO       Nor.30.1919 
Slav  AAO.145.OOO....  Oct.  1.1919 


20 


AND  CITY 


Vol.  LX1V. 


LOANS- 
WATKB  DKBT— 


\fken  Due. 


Cocbltuati>  Water— (Con.) 
3>*s.  J  AJ,2-JI),iNX)....Jan.  1.  '.920 
3*.  AAO.    200.000.... Apr.  1, 1917 
SUFFOLK  COUNTT  DIBT. 

Court  House  Bond*— 
V.  A*0.»700.000....0<;t,  1. 1918 


LOANS- 

SUFFOLK  COUNTT  DEBT— 


Dut- 


Court  House  Bonds—  (Con.) 
4S.JAJ,     $40.000..  ..July  1,19 
31*11,  AAO,800,OOO....Apr.  1,  1937 
3»«s,  J&J,100,OOO....July  1,  193? 
3s,    AAO.  663,000....  Oct.  1.1896 
($17.000  due  yearly)  to  Oct.  l,193f> 


Mi'iWKLi.AXKors  "BONDS— 
4s.JAJ,    $64.000.... Jan..     1899 


S  JAJV  40«.000:y:.July  1.  1922 
8>»s,AAO,800,OOO....Oct,  1,1919 
4*.  AAO,  75.000.... Oct.  1.1923 

In  March.  1897,  Boston  borrowed  $2.000.000  In  anticipation  of  the 
collection  of  taxes. 

INTEREST  on  the  sterling  loans  Is  paid  by  Baring  Brothers  A  Co., 
Limited,  in  London;  on  other  Issues  by  City  Treasurer  in  Boston 

TOTAL  DEBT.— The  subjoined  statementshows  Boston's  total  debt, 
the  Koran  of  which  It  is  made  up.  and  the  sinking  fund  held  by  the  city 
•gainst  tbe  same,  on  the  dates  indicated. 

Feb.  1,1897.      Feb.  1. 1896       Feb.  1. 1895. 

City  debt  proper »49.983,326       $43,739,500       $37,81)0,691 

C<SnUimtewat«rdebt 1R.261.274          18.261,274          17.761,274 

County  debt 3,648.000     3,665,000     3.682.OOO 


Total  bonded  debt $71,902.600 

Sinking  funds,  -Ac 25,367,587 


$65,665,774 
24.324,367 


$50.333,965 
22,201,541 


Met  debt  ................  $46,535,013       $41.341,207       $37,131,424 

The  following  table  shows  the  amount  of  the  gross  funded  debt, 
linking  funds  and  the  net  debt  on  Feb.  1.  for  the  last  seventeen  years  : 
y  ,.„..,  Orost  Debt.  sinking  Fund*.  Net  Debt. 

1«.,7  '  ...$71,902,60057       $25,367,58713       $46,535,01344 

!,;>,;  65.665,77464          24.324.56693          41,341,20671 

1-vr,  56,337,96493          21,604,15372          37,733,81121 

'" 


,, 

1894'"  .  54,418,83500 

Is',;  .  56,908,14800 

l-.ui  .  53,930,09522 

1886"  43,628,32204 

I-,--,  .  42,962,18002 

1881."...'  ..........  40,949.33218 


20,482,29700 
25,477,68200 
22,505,59872 
18,409,43351 
18,022,48425 
14.511,84919 


33,936,23800 
31,430.46600 
31,424,49650 
25,218,888  5d 
24,939,6957: 
26,437,482  »9 


LIMITATIONS.— The  general  provision  as  to  delit  limita- 
tion which  applies  only  to  Boston  is  found  In  the  Supplement  to  the 
Public  Statutes  of  Massachusetts,  Laws  of  1885,  Chapter  178.  Tbe 
act  is  entitled  "An  act  to  limit  the  municipal  debt  of ,  and  the  rate  of 
"  taxation  in,  the  city  of  Boston." 

SECTION  1— Provides  that  the  taxes'  exclusive  of  State  tax  and  of 
nuns  required  by  law  to  be  raised  on  account  of  the  city  debt  shall 
not  exceed  in  any  one  year  $9  on  every  $1,000  of  the  average  of  the  as- 
sessors' valuation  for  tho  preceding  five  years,  the  valuation  year 
to  year  being  first  reduced  by  all  abatement  B. 

SECTION  2— Provides  that  the  limit  of  indebtedness  of  the  city  of 
Boston  shall  hereafter  be  2%  per  cent  until  January  1, 1887,  and  there- 
after shall  bo  2  per  cent  on  tho  average  valuation  prescribed  in  section 
1  of  this  act. 

Tbe  foregoing  limitation  is  of  course  exclusive  of  debts  created  for 
water  supply. 

Another  exception  is  found  in  Laws  of  1886,  Chapter  304 — which  act 
authorizes  a  loan  for  $500,000  each  year  to  a  total  amount  not  to 
exceed  $2,500,000,  for  the  construction  of  a  public  park.  Section  4  of 
tills  act  provides  that  the  debt  authorized  shall  not  be  included  within 
the  limit  tlxed  by  section  2,  chapter  178  above  cited. 

A  further  exception  Is  found  in  Laws  of  1887,  Chapter  312,  which 
authorizes  $.100,000  bonds  Issued  for  the  purpose  of  paying  for  lands 
already  acquired  for  public  parks  adding  (in  section  3)  that  the 
debt  authorized  shall  not  be  included  within  the  limit  fixed  as  above. 

Still  another  exemption  to  this  debt  limitation  is  found  in  Laws  of 
1888,  Chapter  392,  which  act  authorizes,  for  the  purpose  of  purchase 
ing  such  additional  lands  for  its  public  parks  as  the  Park  Commission- 
ers shall  deem  necessary,  the  issue  of  oonds  not  exceeding  $600,000 . 
adding  that  this  issue  of  bonds  shall  be  considered  outside  the  debt 
limit  fixed  as  above. 

In  addition  to  the  foregoing,  which  cover  special  authorizations  of 
bond  issues  by  the  legislature  for  park  purposes,  &c.,  not  included  ic 
the  delit  limit,  there  are  a  number  of  other  laws,  of  which  we  make  a 
brief  mention  below. 

Chapter  101  Laws  of  1887  and  Chapter  288  Laws  of  1892  author - 
zed  loans  for  the  Suffolk  County  Court  House. 

Chapter  282  Laws  of  lfe<37  authorized  $250,000  for  New  Harvard 
Bridge. 

Chapter  394  Laws  of  1887  authorized notexceeding  $75,000  for  Stony 
Brook  Sewer. 

Chapter  322  Laws  of  1889  authorized  not  exceeding  $500,000  to  ex 
tend  improved  sewerage  system. 

Chapter  68  Laws  of  1889  authorized  $1,000,000  to  complete  the  new 
Public  Library  building. 

Chapter  254  Laws  of  1889  authorized  not  exceeding  $75,000  to  extend 
West  Chester  Park  to  Harvard  Bridge. 

Chapter  283  Laws  of  1889  authorized  $500,000  for  extension,  Ac., 
of  Congress,  Oliver  and  otherstreets. 

Chapter  271  Laws  of  1890  and  amended  chapter  444  Laws  of  1890 
authorized  $200,000  for  public  parks  in  Charlestown. 

Chapter  301  Laws  of  1891  authorized  $3,500,000  for  parks. 

Chapter  324  Laws  of  1891  authorized  $1,000,000  for  library. 

Chapter  323  Laws  of  1891  authorized  loans  for  highways. 

Chapter  288  Laws  of  1892  authorized  $100,000  for  Co.  Ct.  House 

Chapter  478  Laws  of  1893  authorized  $2,000,000  for  subway. 

Chapter  548  Laws  of  1894  authorized  $7,000,000  for  rapid  transit. 

Chapter  408  Laws  of  1895  authorized  $500,000  for  schools. 

NEW  LOANS  AUTHORIZED.-The  following  is  a  summary  of 
loans  authorized  but  not  Issued  as  of  January  30, 1897 : 

Inside  Outside 

Purimse  nf  Issue—  Debt  Limit.       Debt  Limit. 

Additional  supply  of  water $1.300000 

Charlentown  Bridge $600,000 

Rapid  transit 3,7b'6i6o6 

School  houses 400,000 

Public  parks      SOO'.OOO 

New  ferry  landing 470,000 

South  Union  Station 1,975,000 

Stony  Brook  improvement „ -loo'ooo 

Laying  out  and  construction  of  highways 1500OO 

Various  municipal  purposes,  Nov.  4,  1896, 
$270,500: 

Fire  Department 15,000 

Park  Department 124.OOO 

Public  Grounds  Department 6,000 

Street  Department 113,400 

Hieellaneous 12  100 

Fire-boat 16.OOO 

Massachusetts  Historical  Society  building.        25,000 

Totals $1,311,500       $8,495,000 

BORROWING  POWER.— The  city's  borrowing  power  January  1, 
1897,  Is  shown  In  the  following  statement : 


I  otal  debt,  city  and  county $71,9O2,6OO  57 

Ixjss  special  loans  (outside  of  limit) $21,255,000  00 

do    county  loans  (outside  of  limit) 2,921,OOOOO 

do    Cochituate  water  debt 18,261,27398 

Total  deductions 42,437,27398 

Total  debt  less  above  deductions $29,465,32659 

Sinking  funds. l,-»,i;i-j,s3;),086 14  held  for  loans  deducted 
as  above  (water  loans,  etc.) 12,528,50099 

Net  debt,  excluding  debts  outside  of  limit $16,936,825  60 


fwo  per  cent  on  $927,838,628  (average  valuation  tor 

flve  years,  less  abatements) $18,556,772  56 

Net  debt,  as  above 16,930,82560 

Right  to  borrow  January  30,  1897,  under  chapter  178 
acts  of  1885 $1,619,94696 

Right  to  borrow  January  30,  1897,  under  chapter  93, 

acts  of  1891,  estimated 1,314,38114 

Bonds  to  the  amount  of  $1,311,500  inside  of  thedebt  limit  have  been 

authorized,  but  are  not  yet  issued. 
ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  of  real 

estate  and  personal  property  and  tax  rate,  at  different  periods,  have 

be  - 11  as  follows : 

. Assessed  Valuation. .Sate  of  Tax 

Years—  Real.  Personal.  Total.       per  $1,000. 


1896 770,261,700 

1895 744,743,550 

1894 723,728,750 

1893 707,762,275 

1892 680,279,900 

1891 650,238,375 

1890 619,990,275 

1889 593,799,975 

1888 563,013,275 

1887 547,171,175 

1886 517,503,275 

1880...        .  437,370,100 

1870 365,593,100 


210,990,726 
206,618,969 
204,363,706 
216,331,476 
213,695,800 
204,827,700 
202,051,525 
201,633,769 
201,439,273 
200,471,342 
193,118,060 
202,092,395 
218,496,300 


981,252,426  12-90 

951,362,519  12-80 

928,092,456  1280 

924,093,751  ! 

893,975,700  12-90 

855,066,075  12-60 

822,041,800  13-30 

795,433,744  12'90 

764,452,548  13-40 

747,642,517  13-40 

710,621,335  12-70 

639,462,495  15-20 

584,089,400  15 '30 


The  tax  rate  for  1896  includes  the  State  tax  $0-58  per  $1,000;  the 
county  tax,  $0-84:  the  city  tax  proper,  $11-48,  including  $2-32  for 
schools;  total  per  $1,000,  $12-80. 

POPULATION.— State  census,  1895,  was  494,205.  In  1890  popu- 
!ation  was  448,477;  in  1880  it  was  362,839;  in  1870  it  was  250.526. 


BR  ADFORD.— s«e  City  of  HaverhUl. 


BRAINTREE. — This  town  is  in  Norfolk  County. 


LOANS.—  When  Due. 

WATER  BONDS— 

4s,  J&J,  $100,000 July  1,  1917 

4s,  J&D,    150,000.... June  1,1921 

MUNICIPAL  LIGHTING— 

...,  $16,500 Apr.  1.  1917 

Town  notes $89,400 

Total  debt  May  1, 1896.. -.353,100 


Total  value  town   prop- 
erty, estimated $246,279 

Tax  valuation,  1896 4,338,375 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) . . .         17.20 
Population  in  1895  was.        5.310 
Population  in  1890  was. 
Populatlon  in  1880  was.        3,855 


BRISTOL   COUNTY.— GEO.  P.  PRATT,  Treas. 


County  seat  is  Taunton. 


LOANS- 


Notcs,  $470,000 1897-1905 

Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1897.   $470,000 


When  Due    Tax  valuat'n  in  1896.$170,682,508 


Population  in  1896  was... 219,019 
Population  in  1890  was...  186,469 


BROCKTON.— 


;  CHARLES  WILLIAMSON,  Mayor. 
[  W.  H.  EMERSON,  Treasurer. 


This  city  is  in  Plymouth  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

CITY  HALL—  1R91-2-3-4-5. 
4s,  A&O,  $80,000 1897-19   6 

($4,000  due  yearly  on  Oct.  1.) 
4s,  JrcD,  $26,000 1897-1922 

($1,000  due  yearly  on  Jun°  1.) 
4s,  J&D,  $17,000 1897  1913 

($1,000  due  yearly  on  June  1.) 
4s.  J&J,  $4,500 1897  1905 

($500  due  yearly  on  Jan.  1.) 
4s,  M&S,  $28,000 1897  1904 

($3,500  due  vearly  on  Sept.  1.) 
4s,  A&O,  $45,000 1899-1923 

(£1,800  due  yearly  on  April  15.) 
4s,  M&N,  $30,000 1903  1922 

(j!l,50i)  due  yearly  on  Nov.  1.) 
4s,  M&N,  $50,000 1!>03-  1!I22 

($2,500  due  yearly  on  Nov.  1 .; 

DRAINAGE  BONKS— 

1888-9-'90-l-2-4-5 
4s,  J&J,  $32,500    1897-1909 

($2,500  due  yearly  on  July  1.) 
4s.  MAN,  $25,300 1897-1919 

($1,100  due  yearly  on  :?ov.  20  ) 
4s,  A&O,  $2,000 1897-1900 

($500  due  yearly  on  Oct.  1.) 
4s,  J&D,  $7,500: 1897-1911 

($MX>  due  yearly  on  June  1.) 
4s,  J&D,  $5,200 1897-1922 

($200  due  yearly  on  June  1.) 
4s,  M&S,  $20,800 1897-1922 

($800  due  yearly  on  Sept.  1.) 
4s,  F&A,  $9,OOO 1897-1914 

($500  due  yearly  on  Aug.  1.) 
4s.  J&J,  $11,500 1897-1919 

($500  due  yearly  on  July  1.) 

FIRE  DEPARTMENT — 
1890  4-5. 
4s,  MAS,  $3,000 1897-1899 

($1,000  due  yearly  on  Mar.  1.) 
4s,  J&J,  $3,000 1897-1899 

($1,000  due  yearly  ou  Julv  1.) 
4s $3,000 1897-1898 

($1 ,500  due  yearly  on  Oct.  20.) 
4s.  A&O,  $9,000 1897-1905 

($1,OOO  due  yearly  on  Oct.  1.) 

HKALTH  BUILDING— 
4s,  J&D,  $3,000  1897-1902 

($500  due  yearly  on  June  1.) 

MAHCUS  LEACH  LOT- 
IS,  F&A,  $2.000 1897-1898 

($1,000  due  yearly  on  Aug.  1.) 

PAVING  BONDS  1891.— 
4s,  J&D,  $25.000 1897-1901 

($5,OOO  due  yearly  ou  June  1.) 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

POLICE — 

4s,  M&S,  $1 ,000 Sept.  1 , 1 897 

4s,  J&J,   15,480 1897-1902 

($2,580  due  yearly  on  July  1.) 

SCHOOL  BONDS— 

1889-'90-l-2-3-4-5-(i-7. 
4s,  F&A,  $10,500 1897-1P99 

($3, M)0  due  yearly  on  4ug.  1.) 

1889-'90-l-2-3-4-5-B-7. 
4s,  F&A.  $6.000 :... 1897-1900 

($1.500  due  yearly  on  Feb.  1.) 
4s,  J&J.  $20,000 1 897-1901 

($1,000  due  yearly  on  July  1.) 
4s,  J&D,  $10,800 1897-1902 

($1,8OO  due  yearly  on  June  1.) 
4s,  J&J.  $6.OOO 1897-1902 

($1,000  due  yearly  on  July  1.) 
4s,  J&D,  $9,100 1897-1903 

($1 ,300  duo  yearly  on  June  1.) 
4s,  A&O,  $5,000 1897-1901 

($1,000  due  yearly  ou  April  1 ) 
4s.  J&J.  $32,000 1«97-1!K>4 

($-1,000  due  yearly  on  July  1.) 
4s,  J&D,  $36,000 1897-1905 

($4.000  due  yearly  on  June  1.) 
4s,  J&D,  $40,000 1897-1905 

($4,000  due  yearly  on  Deo.  1.) 
4s,  J&J.  $40,000 1897-1916 


is 


($2.000  due  yearly  on  July  1.) 

i.  J&J,  $1 0,000 Jan.  1,  1891 

($1,000  due  yearly)  to  Jan.  l.'O". 

SEWER  BONDS— 

1892-3-5. 
4s,  F&A,  $13,OOO 1897-1922 

($500  due  vearly  ou  Aug.  1.) 
4s,  J&D,  $40,500 1897-1923 

($1,500  due  y-  arly  on  June  1.) 
4s,  J&J,  $216,000 1897 

($8,000  due  yearly  on  July  1. 
4s,  \&O,  $175,000 1900-1984 

($7,000  due  yearly  ou  April  1.) 
4s,  A&O,  $100,090 1904-192? 

($5,000  due  yearly  on  April  1.) 

STREET  IMP.  BONDS  1897- 
4s.  J&J,  $20,000 Jan.  1,  139 

($2,000  due  yearly)  to  Jan.  1,'0,. 

WATER  BONDS— 1897. 
5s,  A&O,  $30,000.     .Apr.  15, 1900 
5s,  A&O,    90,000.     .Apr.  15, 1910 
4s,  A&O,    50,000.     .Apr.  15,  1906 
4s,  J&J.     50,000.     .July  15, 19 
4s,  M&N,  50,000.     .May   1,  1 
4s,  M&N,   25,000.     .May   1,  1915 


April,  1897. 


MASSACHUSETTS--  CITIES 


TOWNS, 


LOANS-  « 

WATK*  Bosn*— (Con.)— 


i.     M  Dl 


M. 
.    M  » 


4*.  MAN.  925.000.... May  1.  1916 

4- 20.000  ...May  15, 1918 

i-           .  10.OOO....  May  15,  1919 

4*,..  Vpr. 

4*. 5.OOO  ...Oct. 

4*. 25.OOO. 

4», 2O.OOO. 

41,  MAN.  25.000 


'.••jo 


LOANS- 

W»TER  B«>M>*— (Con.)  — 


4*.JAD. 

1*.  ...... 

4*.  ______ 

4*.  ...... 

4*.  M*N 


2  5.000. 
35,000. 
25.OOO. 
26.000 


..Dec.  15,  1923 

.Apr.  1.  I'.lJl 

.Apr.  1,  1925 

.Oct.  1.  1925 

.May  1,  l'.«26 

.July  1,  1916 

.May  1,  1907 


1091  I  31*.  JAJ.  50.000. 
1»*J  I  3i»*,  MAX,  15.OOO 
1923  I 

The  water  bond*  are  coupon,  all  other*  registered. 
PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.— The  bond*  are  montly  for  *1,OOO  each. 
INTEREST  I"  paki  at  the  offloe  of  the  City  Treasurer. 
TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUND,  ETC.-The  nabjoined  rtatement 
ahow*  B  n  >cktou'*  total  municipal  de  bt,  the  'Inking  fund  held  by  the 
elty  agalnut  the  Mine,  and  the  water  debt,  on  the  rtrnt  of  January,  1897, 

>"*-'--••"•""•"•    ,-..-  mt          1895. 


l«-bt  on  Jan.  1  $1.731.680  $1.749,960  91.520.918  91.422.O21 
Waterdebtlncl.  above.  972O.OOO  $995,000  9645.0OO  9n2O,OOO 

Tbe  city  ha*  no  Ooatln<  debt  and  the  amount  of  Mnklng  rand  on  Jan 
nary  1 ,  1  -'.'7,  wa*  all  applicable  to  the  payment  of  the  wate  r  debt. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.-THe  elty-*  a**e»*ed  valuation  (which  li 
»s  at  actual  value)  and  tax  rate  have  bee*  a*  follow* : 


/  •  -•  .....  n 


921.569.541 

....      lU,4tiO,836 

1894 18.568.196 

"    14,097.605 


r.,..,-,-  ..... 


3.100.709 
3,900.785 

-M-0.  ••:•- 


•Kale  of  Ta 
per  $1.000 
91970 


1-.   ''I 

15-20 


ncludinc  BUte,  county  and  elty  levy. 


PULATION.— In  1806  popolatkm  waa  33.1«; 
i  lu  li«o  It  wa*  13.608  :  In  187O  It  wa*  8.007. 


.. 

3U.570.545 

•Jl.i  -.-.'.-  1 

17.495,602 

9.15O.7O-J 


33.1«5:  In   1990  It  w»« 


BROOK.L1NE.- 

-  town  1*  In  Norfolk  County. 
LOANS-  Win  Dut. 

B\Ttt   H->f««— 

f 913.5OO....WOT.  1,  1997 

l,50Odue  yearly)  to  Nov.  1.  I'm'. 
...  915,000.... Joly  I 
)  due  yearly)  to  Jnl;. 


94.000  ......  Jan.  1.1899 

.dne  yoariy)  to  Jan.  1.  luol 

LlKKiKI    V    TU 


.000  .....  June  1.  1  807-8 


.  .,,-.- 

doe  y 


: 

-.-.  .,,  s,.       1.  1.-P7 

oe  y  early)  t" 
96>00..  June  15.  1809 
....    14,500  Hay      1.1*99-9 
.    13.000  ..June  15.  1897 
fl,700  efne  T  -rlr  >  to  J  une  1  5.  19O4 
I1B7.4OO..  Jane  15.  1807 
^•y'rlyi  to  June  1 
- 

•  ivarlv)  to  July  1.  1009 
...  $2").5'» 

,     15.000..  MOT.     : 
I  Baa  no— 

Jaly  1.  1997 

..>• 

...AU«.  1.1007 


i  yearly)!" 
1,914.000  ......  Jan 

Ida*  yearly)  to  Jan 
9l.V«mi.  ......  Mar 

1.  I9«>2 
. 

.  Ja»   >'-. 

• 
>  Junel.VllH2 


- 


LOANS- 

«—  ( 


II.  \VOBTHLEY,  Treas. 

Wkem  Due. 
(Con.)— 

3i«».  .....919.440 Jan.  1. 1898 

Mtl.OHO  due  yearly)  to  Jan.  1,  1915 
PLAT  Gftoum*— 

3%*. $3.600...  May.  -97-06 

r«a- 

4*. *16.800 Apr.    1.1897 

(96.9OO due  yearly)  to  Apr.   1, 1909 

4*.FAA.     95.00(5 Feb.  1.1808 

4..  JAD.        5.000  June  1.  1807-08 

($5.600  duejrrarly)  to  June  1 

4* 96.OOO.    July  1    1902-3 


May  1 

due  y-rly )  to  May  1 
...922500.  Aug.  1 
•  doe/TlTitoAug  ' 


..,..    J»u.  1 
OOdaer'rlyilo  Jan.  1 


1897 
191 

1898 
Itfl5 


&a.AA0.9rj3.oOO....Apr.  1.1897 

4*.  ... 

|*1.250due  rearlyi  to  F*b.  1.  19O4 

9>*a. 9&000....  July  1.  : 

HTBCKT  XOT«»— 

4*.  MAX.  930.000 May  1.1897 

J91»VMOdae  yearly  )U>  May  1.  1808 

4*.  JAJ.  920.0OO Jan.  1.1*99 

-Odue  yearly  i  to  Jan.  1.1800 

4*.  JAJ.     13.000 July  1.  1807 

3>**.JAJ.    7,000 July  1.1807 

WATU  KCKIP— 

'  U.  $400.000     Jan.  1.1808 
.u.  1.  1808 

5*.     JAJ.      42.000...  Jan.  1.1900 
120.5B2  .  Jul> 

V)  to  July  1. 
9S4.OOO     Jan. 
i  due  yearly)  to  Jan.  1.192) 

9B3.A9O.... Juno  15. 1807 

aWdueyearljitoJun.  15.1033 

Jdwt'rl 

..  .915.0OO...  Jan.  1.  1-!H 
lue  yearly  to  Jan.  1.  l'.>17 
...  91 7.400... Aug.  1.  l-->7 
>  doe  y'ny  to  Au< 


INKING  FUND,  ETCj-On  rww«m»y  15.  1897. 
okllne    aavniulMl    to  99.079.212:    water   debt 


J;  to.  »«r  *alo«  of  alaklBC  fu 
otoed  atMOMM  ahowa  tbo  total 
hy  H  antum  tMWM.  aad  Ike 

'  ;.'.'•!.•  -1 


elpal 


debt,  m 

"I.  M*  15.  1809.  r  •.  1.  1804. 
..J84        r^.54r>.6«& 
pt  for  waur      1.-.4.J14  ••!«  i:u.U5 


allowed  by 


bylaw 

r  Uw ... 


AralUi.;. 


- 


ri.'l  --- 


-.  a  •  MO 

701.715 


9l/.im.5<«4 
1.715.734 

•420.150 


r:   I     •  -r. 
1.688.970 

-  .  1  •   :  .  '. 


•  fund,  are  montly  larMted  In  xundry  munlrlpal  bnnda. 
TOWN  PftOPE'  town'alota)»««eta.lnclndln«biiil.Un»a, 

park*.  waUr  «.,rk-.  •••>>.•.«*   !••."•].  eta.,  anoant  to  94,554.1:11      Hie 
water  w.,rk«ar.  •.  ..  .....  I  at  91  .XW.  : 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  and  ta«  rale  aare  been  a*  follow.  : 

---  Atfrmmr.1    Tmlttmhon  --  .     Ral»  of  Tat 
I""-'  /.'  .  r'rmu*  Total.      f*r9l.OOO 

1<*M  ...........  940.792.700       915.1  J0^OO       9OO.913JXW    913-4O 

POPULATION.  -la  1990  population  wa*  16,150;  In  1800.  12,103. 


C"  A  M 


LOANS— 


do       do 


1  A      K     -"H  •-...' 

—  (WILLIAM  w.  DA  LLIXGER.  Treasurer. 

Connty 

'>•»  eltr  wan  advertising  for  nale  In  April, 
%  per  cunt  twenty-year  rec1«trrrd  bond*. 

. — JnHraw. — .    . Prineipnl.— 

'.  01.  Puyubll.       W*r*  D**.     Outitaufg. 
4        A  *  O    Oct.    1.  1917       flO.OOO 
-44       JAJ    July   1.  1918        100.0'.  0 


LOANS- 
NAME  AND  PURPOSE. 


. 
Bridge  loan(Harrard  br  )1888    4 


-     Principal. . 

Rule.    Payable.      When  Due.     Outstatufg, 


do"  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 

do  do 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


4 

.!-:>•>  4 
.1891  4 
.1891  4 
..1893  4 


Building  loan 1892  4 

do  do  1894  4 

do  do  1895  4 

do  do  1896  4 

do  do  1S96  4 

Laud  loan 1888  4 


MAS  Sept.  1,  1918     $100,000 

MAS  Mch.  1,  1919        115.OOO 

MAN  NOT.  1,  1920 

JAJ  July  1.  1901 

JAJ  July  1,  1921 

F  A   A  Aug.   1,   1923 

MAN  May  2,   19O2 

Aug.  1.  1914 

A  A  O  Oct.   1,   1915 

JAJ  July  1,  1916 

A  A  O  Oct.    1,  1916 

F  A  A  Aug.  1,  1898 


Park  bond* 1*94 

do        do       1895 


Municipal  bond* 1894    4        Aug.  1,  19O4 

"--                           '     4        F  A  A  Feb.   1,  1924 

4        F  A  A  Aug.  1,  1935 

F  A  A  Feb.  1,  1936 

F  A   A  Aug.  1,  1926 

A  &  O  Oct:    1,   1926 

MAN  NOT.  1.  19O2 

MAN  May   1,  19OO 

JAJ  Jan.    1,   1901 

JAJ  July  1,  1901 

MAN  Nov.  1.  1902 


do        do      1896 

do        do      1890  4 

do        do      1896  4 

Paving 1892  4 

SehoolhouM 1890  4 

do       do       1891  4 

do       do       1891  4 

do       do        1*92  4 

do       do    ( b1  Id1  g  loan)).  1893  4 

Sewer 1873  6 

do     1874  6 

do     1875  6 

do     1887  4 

do     1880  4 

do     1800  4 

do    1891  4 

do    1804  4 

do       1805  4 

.1.,                                    1999  4 

treetioan 1803  4 

do      do  1804  4 

do      do 1895  4 

do      do 1806  4 

Street  widening 1*73  6 

do           do         1874  6 

do          do         i 

do          do         1800  4 

Cemetery 1K85  4 

Clay  land 18»6  4 

Water  bond* 1877  8 

do        do    1878  5 

do        do    18M7  4 

do        do    IX- 

do    1888  4 

do    1889  4 

do    1880  4 

do    1885  4 

do    1890  4 

do    180O  4 

do 


1OO.OOO 
100.0OO 
100,000 

40,001) 

r.o.ooo 

100.IKK) 

100,000 


do 


do 

E 

d* 
do 

E 


do     ...  1S01     4 

do    ..............  1808    4 


i 


do  ... 

do  1"94  4 

do  1896  4 

do  ...  1106  4 

do  . 

do  ...  :-06  4 

.'  rt  4 

i  ..i  4 


A 
A 
M 

A 
A 

J 

J 

J 

J 

F 

J 

J 

J 

A 

M 

J 

F. 

J 

M 

J 

M 

J 

A 

J 

M 

M 

F 

F 

A 

F 

F 

A 

J 


N  Nov.  1,  1903 

J  July  1,  19O3 

J  July  1,  1904 

J  July  1,  19O5 

N  Nov.  1.  1907 

N  Nov.  1.  19O9 

N  May  1,  1910 

J  July  1.  1911 

Aug.  1,  1924 

O  Oct.  1.  1925 

O  Oct.  1.  1916 

N  May  2,  19O2 

Aug.  1,  1914 

O  Oct.  1.  1915 

O  Oct  1,  1916 

J  July  1.  1903 

J  July  1.  1904 

J  July  1,  1905 

J  NOT.  1,  1809 

A  Aug.  1.  19O5 

J  July  1.  1911 

J  July  1,  1897 

J  July  1,  1898 

O  Oct.  1,  19O7 

X  MOT.  1.  1007 

J  July  1,  1008 

A  Aug.  1,  19OS 

J  July  1,  1009 

N  May  1,  1910 

J  July  1.  1910 

8  Sept.  1.  1910 

J  Jan.  1.  I'M  i 

O  Oct.  1,  1911 

J  Jan.  1.  1912 

X  May  2,  I'.U'J 

N  NOT.  1.  1913 

A  Feb.  1.  1913 

A  Aug.  1,  1913 

O  Apr.  1.  I!i2l 

A  Apr.  1.  1915 

A  Aug.  1.  1915 


20,000 
40,000 

130.OOO 


144,000 
80.000 

22,000 
15.000 
15.000 
7S.OOO 
60.000 
75,000 
.-,:,,.MN) 

.io.CMK) 

OO.i  «X> 

137.000 

10,000 

9O.OOO 


8.000 
96400 

.-,0.000 

19,000 

12.500 
00.000 
32.000 
46,000 
35,000 
30,000 

388,000 
7-..o<>0 

125.000 
20,000 
95,000 

150.000 


45,000 
100,000 

50.000 
3OO.OOO 
300,000 
2OO.OOO 
1OO.OOO 
200.000 

'....I, MX) 

43,000 


do        do  KtM    4        A        «>     Apr.    1.  1918 

do        do  1806    4       J         J    July  1.    luirt 

do        do    .  4       F  A  A    Aug.    1.   191(1 

do         do    .  -4        A  4   "    • 

do         ,  I4H6    8«t    M  A   N    Nov.   1.   19O6 

INTEREST  on  all  the  bond*  U  paid  at  the  National  Bank  of  Kedemp- 
:••!!.  Ho»lon. 
TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  ETC.-The  (unjoined  •tatemenl 

•bow* Cambridge'*  total  municipal  debt,  the  .Inking  fund  held  by  the 

erty  acatnattke  ea*ae.  the  water  debt  and  It*  linking  fund  on  the  first 

ft  D****Bawr  of  «Mk  of  tfce  Inat  tfcre*  year*. 

Mr  1.1896.     Doe.  1.1895.    Dee.  1.1904. 

M  ,.  MM   !.   .r  f 

Sinking  fund*. 581,968  511.817  -.289 

Wet  mtmlolpal  debt  Dec.  1    $8.71 1.33  J       92.244.183       9«,"92.711 

Water  debt  (addlOoaal) 93.903.HOO       93.2 1 5.5OO       91  •»"*••"*> 

546,049 


. 
water  debt 


Hot  water  debt  . 

t.-ityaadwati 
The  rtty  ha*  no  floating  de 


253       91.669.451        fl.  363.415 
MS       93,913.634       $:).  I 
borrowln*;  rapacity  for  1897  I* 

Tbe  9x*d  ebargM  for  Interen  and  *lnklng  fund*  In  ca*e  of  the 
municipal  debt  are  payable  from  taxation.  In  oa»o  of  the  water  debt 
tbea*  enanrr*  are  payable  from  the  annual  water  rate*,  and  a  consider- 
able balano*  la  left  over  each  year. 

T»«  *lnklu  fund  for  the  ten-year  loam  reeelTe*  yearly  8  ^  per  cent 
orthearoonntof  outstanding  lmn.!«.  for  fifteen  year  loan*  5  percent 
yearly,  forth*  twenty-year  loan*  3H  per  cent,  fur  the  thirty -year  loan* 
3  par  cent  aad  tor  the  forty-year  loan*  I  <4  per  cent. 

CITY  WATER  WORKS.— The  oo*t  of  the  water  work*  up  to  De- 
,.•:„'•.•  i.  l-'irt.  wa*  $4.788  7J1.  while  th*  net  debt  on  the  -ame  U 
99.333.253.  In  year  M96  roeetpt*  from  water  rate*  were  9283.OOO. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION. -The  dtr*  aaaga*ed  valuation  and  tax 
rato  at  rarlou*  perl-Mi*  hav«  been  a*  follow*,  property  being  taken  at 

OaVAll    TaVltlO  * 

'   Valuation ^  Kale  of  TOM 

/      -      .  Totmt       per  f  1.000. 

64.292.400 


997.770.700 

1895 16.5ft7.860 

1894. 60,877.900 

1890. 53.335,000 

1885 42.58S.300 

tSK  wrSSKSSo 


983,954,495 

-        1.390 

77.:.:r>.«20 
67.574.925 
55.346,555 
49.629.06O 


915-10 

1   '•    TO 

15-80 
15-60 
15-50 
10-OO 


1  •..  :  19  93fl 

11.699.66O 

POPULATION.— In  1805  population  wa*  70.O28:  In  1880  It  waa 
52.6«e:  In  I -To  It  wa*  39.634.  Aooordlng  to  State  cen*il«  population 
In  1895  wn- 


C  A  N  TON .— Thl*  town  1*  In  Xorfolk  County. 

LOANS-  Wken  Out.  i  Bonded  debt  Dec.  1,  '96.  9158,000 

WATER  BoxrM—  I  Tax  valuation,  real 2,601.005 

4«,  JAJ.    94.OOO July  1.  1H97  I  Tax  valuation,  personal.  1.347,325 

4»,  JAJ.  1  OO.OOO. ...   IsiiHt.i  )!»17  I  Total  valuation  1896.  ...3,948.030 


t  <•  c+*i  ,    i  \r*',\rw    ....*<->('>•>•"•    aw  a 

(9A.OOO  dne  yearly  on  July  1  ) 

4a.  J*J.  $30.000 l<i|-t..  I'.i 

(«6.0OO  due  yearly  on  July  l.i 


n-H>ut  \  actual  value. 
T..i:>l  tax  rate  (per91.OOO).9l6-8O 
Population  In  lS9Owan 4,538 


4t,  J*J.  914.OOO.  ...Iii-Jlto  1925  I  I'cipulntlon  In  188O  wa« 4.516 

(•7.OOO dne  yearly  on  July  1  )        Population  In  1896  (eat.).... 4,700 

4..  J*J,  «4.000  ..        July  1,19261 
INTEREST  I*  payable  at  the  town  treanury. 


STATE 


CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


CHATHAM.— LEVI  ATWOOD,  Treasurer 

This  town  la  In  Barnstable  County. 


LOANS—  WluM  x>"/;- 

rii  VTIIIU  RR.  HONDB— 

,  MAS,  $8,000.... Sept.  1,  1897 
,  MAS,    9.000.... Sept  1,  1902 
,  MAS,  12,000.... Sept.  1.  19O7 
4>M.MA8,    4.000.... Sept.  1,  Uil-2 

Roil.    1  -TNI)  \OTE8— 

4«.  JAJ.  91,000 Jan.,  1808 


<*500  due  'yearly)  "to  Jan.,  19OO 


Total  bonds  Jan.  1,  1897.. $31,000 

Town  notes ?'555 

Htock  Chatham  RR.  owned.  31,000 

Tax  valuation,  real "I'SIS 

Tax  valuation,  personal. ..123,301 

Total  valuation  1896 836,333 

Assessment  about  %  actual  value. 
Total  tax  pcr$l,OOp .......   *17-00 


imiii  wi.v  |«  i  <pi.,*jw. ......    •*•-•-- 

Population  in  189S  was 1,809 

Population  in  1890  was 1,954 

INTEREST  on  the  railroad  bonds  is  payable  at  the  Bank  of  Com- 
monwealth, Boston;  on  the  road  fund  bonds  at  Cape  Cod  Savings 
Bank,  Harwich,  Mass. 

<  HERMAN  W.  PRATT,  Mayor. 
. —  \  T.  B.  FROST,  Treasurer. 
The  city  l»  In  Suffolk  County.    The  city  bonds  at  present  outstanding 
will  be  refunded  at  maturity  and  the  new  bonds  Issued  will  be  payable 
in  1911. 

LOANS—  TA«»  Due. 

CITY  BONDS—' 

6»,  AAO,  $100,000.. ..Aug.  1,1897 
4S.JAD.       27.000.... Dec.  1,1898 
150,OOO....Oct.  1,  1901 
90,OOO....Oct.  1,  1903 
70,000.... Oct.  1,  1905 
10O.OOO.  ...Oct.  1,  1907 


. 

4s,  A&O, 
4*.  AAO, 
4s,  AAO, 

4s.  A&O, 
RKPITNUINO  BOVDS  — 


»,  AAO,  $181.0OO. 

4s 82,000.. 

PARK  LOAN— 


.Oct.  1,  1911 
.  Dec.  1,1911 


SPECIAL  LOANS— Continued— 
4s, $11,000 1897 


4s, 
4s,  .. 

4s,  .. 
4s... 
4s,  .. 
4s,  .. 
4*.  .. 
4s,  . 


19,700 1902 

9.0OO 1897 

20,000 1898 

18.000. ...Dec.  1,  1899 

2,000 1897 

10,000 1899 

10,000 1904 

32.0OO 1911 


3s, 130,000 1898 

WATKR  BONDS— 1891— 


PARK  LOAN—  I     WATKR  BONDS— 1891— 

48,  A&O.    $IO,000. ...Oct.  1,  1936  |  4s.  K..JAJ  15.  $150,OOOg.Jul.,1911 
SPECIAL  LOANS—  I  4s,  g.,J&J  15,    150,OOOg.Jul., 1921 

4s ,    $8,000 1897-18981 

INTEREST  Is  paid  In  Boston  at  National  Bank  of  Redemption  or  by 
City  Treasurer,  Chelsea. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUND,  ETC.— The  subjoined  statement 
•hows  Chelsea's  total  municipal  debt,  the  water  debt,  the  special  loans 
and  the  sinking  fund  held  by  the  city,  on  the  1st  of  January  of  eacli 
of  the  last  four  years. 

1896. 
$800,000 
g.  300,000 
106,200 


Funded  debt.... 

Water  debt 

Special  loans 


1897. 
$810,000 
300,000 
139,700 


1895. 
$800,000 
g.  3OO.OOO 
135,200 


1894. 
$8011,000 
g.  300,000 
130.2OO 


Totaldebt... $1,249,700       $1,206,200       $1,235,200       $1,230,200 
Sink,  funds,  etc.       201,701  145,816  116,224  71,677 


Net  debt $1,047,999       $1,060,384       $1,118,976       $1,158,523 

CITY   PROPERTY.— The  city  owns  its  water  works,  which  In  1896 
earned  from  water  rates  $50,603  70. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  (the  same 

as  actual  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows  in  the  years  named: 

• Assessed  Valuation Kate  of  Tax 

Tears—  Real  Personal.  Total.          pe.r  $1,000. 

189« $20,528,550       $2,384,544       $22,913,094  $16-8O 

1895 20,032,050         2,482,993          22.515,043  17-00 

1894 19,592,700         2,578,014          22,170,714  16-40 

1890 18,187,500         2,613,439          20,801,139  17-60 

1889 17,756,600         2,433,850         20,190,450  17-80 

1884 15.802.550         2,300,947          18,103,497  18'60 

POPULATION.— In  1895  population  was  31.295;  in  1890  Itwaa 
27,909;  in  1880  it  Was  21,782;  In  1870  it  was  18.547. 


5  GEO.  D.  ELDREDOE.  Mayor. 
. —  (JOHN  D.  WHITE,  Treasurer. 
Chlcopee  Is  In  Hampden  County  and  was  incorporated  as  a  city  In 
1890. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

BitiixiE  LOAN— 

4s.  J&D.  $53.000 June  1, 1904 

ELECTRIC  LIGHT  BONDS— 

4s.  J&D.  $84,000 part  yearly 

CITY  NOTES- 
SB,     J&U,    $2,500... Dec.  1,  1897 
21.00O. Sept.  1,  '97-'04 
2,000... Dec.    1,1903 
550. . .  On  demand. 
900.... Deo.  2. 1897 
10,000. .Dec.  l/97-'93 
4,000...  Deo.  1, 1*99 
10.OOO.. .Oct.    1,1905 
2,800... Deo.   2, 190- 
20,000...  Aug.29,  1900 
23,500. .  .June  1,  1902 


, 
•I'v-.  .I.vli, 

•i'ss, 

4s.  J&D, 
JAD, 
JAD, 
J*D. 
J&D, 
JAD, 
JAD, 


48, 
4s. 
4s. 
4s, 

4s, 


4s,     J&D,    $6.500.. Nov.  18, 1902 

4s.     J&D,    10,000. .. June  1, 1906 

3»is.  J&D.    10.000... AUK.  9,1902 

3ias, J&D,    51,500.. . June  1,  1902 

3138,  J&D,      5,000. ..Dec.    1,1897 

($1,000  yearly)  to  Dec.    1, 1901 

WATER  BONDS — 

4s,  J&D,  $302,000 part  yearly. 

Net  debt  Mar.  1, 1897....  $619,250 
Water  debt  (included).. . .    302,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 6,364,910 

Tax  valuation,  personal  2,428  320 

Total  valuation  1896 8,793  230 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) $17-30 

Population  In  1895  was 16,427 

Population  in  1890  was...  14,050 
Population  In  1880  was 11,286 


CLINTON.— WILLIAM  F.  HEAGXEY,  Treasurer. 

This  town  is  In  Worcester  County 


LOANS.—  When  Due. 

WATER  BOVDS— 

4s,  A&O.  $115,000.. ..Oct.  1,  1901 
Total  debt  May  1, 1896.. .$446,750 


Tax  valuation  1896 $7,108,869 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) 20-40 

Population  In  1895  was.      11,500 
Population  in  1890  was.      10,424 


CONCORD. — This  town  is  In  Middlesex  County. 


LOANS- 
WATKK  WORKS— 


Whtn  Due. 


4s,  A&O,  $45,OOO Oct.  1.  1903 

27,500 


Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897..    $81,900 

Sinking  funds 12,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 3,862  772 

Tax  rate  (per  $1  ,OOO) 13-00 

Population  In  1890  was 4,427 


DALTON  FIRE  DISTRICT.— M.  GLENNON, 
Chairman  of  Water  Commissioners. 

In  Berkshire  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

WAREH  LOANS— 
4s,  J&D,  $50,OOO...  1914 


4s, 


6.OOO On  demand 


Bonded  debt  Jan.  15,'96.    $56,000 

Floating  debt 24.OOO 

Total  debt  Jan.  15, 1896. 


Tax  valuation,  real $1,371,212 

Tax  valuation,  personal      932,703 


Total  valuation.  1895...  2, 303*91 5 
Assessment  about  %  actual  value 

Town  tax  (per  $1,000) $7-7O 

Population  1895  (of  town)      3  207 
Population  1890  (of  town)... 2, 885 


80,000         , ,_.  , 

There  has  never  been  any  tax  levied  by  the  fire  district,  as  water 
rent*  pay  all  expense  and  a  balance  of  about  $1,000  is  appropriated 
Tearly  for  improvements  or  sinking  funds. 

I N  T  E  R  EST  on  the  bonds  due  in  19 14  Is  payable  at  Boston  and  Pitts- 
fleld;  on  others  at  Pittstleld,  Mass. 


DANVERS.— A.  P.  LEAROYD,  Town  Tieas. 


This  town  U  in  Essex  County. 

LOANS—                    When  Due. 
4s $32,000 1897-16 

ELKCTKIC  LIGHT  BONDS— 

4s,  F&A,  $3,000 1898-99 

ll.OOO June  1, 1916 

FIRE  ALARM — 
48.A&O,    $1,OOO April,1897 

SCHOOL  BONDS — 

4i«8,  A&O,  $5.000 1897-98 

4s,     M&N,    3,400 1*03 

4s.     J&D.  17,500 1897-1915 

TOWN  HOUSE  BONDS — 

.  $25,000... Oct.  1, '97-1916 
..,  .....      7,OOO...Oct.  1, '97-1906 


WATER  BONDS- 
SB,  J&J,    $30,000 1897 

5s,  J&J,    150,000 July  1,  1906 

4s,  J&D,     25,000 Jnuel,  1911 

4s.  J&D,      15,000 Juuel,  1913 

4s,  A&O,     22,000 1919 

4s,  F&A,    12,515 1920tol926 

,    14.OOO June  1,1926 

2,993....  Feb.  1,  1927 
Bonded  debt  March, '97.  $376,408 

Sinking  fund  85,252 

Tax  valuation  1896 4,5--;>,'2.v> 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000)....      $17-20 

Population  in  1895  was 8.181 

Population  in  1890  was 7,454 

Population  In  1880  was 6,598 


DUXBURY.— J.  W.  SWIFT,  Treasurer. 

This  town  is  in  Plymouth  County.    Assessment  Is  at  full  value. 

LOANS  When  Due. 

BRIDGE  NOTES— 

4s $9,OOO....  June  1,'96-'03 

RAILROAD  NOTES— 
4 >28,  A&O,  $10,000... Apr.  1,1897 
($2,000  yearly)  to  Apr.  1,  1901 
4s,  A&O,  $25,OOO Apr.  1,  1906 


Total  debt  May  1, 1896..    $42,000 

Assets 7.00O 

Net  debt  (last  returns)...      41.0OO 

Tax  valuation  1896 1,543,506 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) ....      $  1 3-70 

Population  in  1 895  was 1 ,966 

Population  in  1890  was 1,908 

Population  in  1880  was 2,196 


EASTHAMPTON.  —  JOSEPH  WILSON,  Treas. 

This  town  is  in  Hampshire  County. 

Town  notes,  4  and  4^8.  $84,500  i  Total  valuation  1896...  $2,733,272 
Water  debt  (included)  .  37.OOO  |  Assessment  about  3t  actual  value. 
Tax  valuation,  real....  2,134,200  I  Tax  rate  (per  $1.000)  1896.  $16  00 
Tax  valuation,  person'l  599,072  |  Population  1890  .............  4,790 

C'^7-TTrDtrrTrT       J  JOHN  S.  GATE,  Mayor. 

h-  V  EL.  till*  I   1  —  $  NATHAN  NICHOLS,  Treasurer. 

Everett  is  In  Middlesex  County.  It  was  formerly  a  part  of  the  town 
of  Maiden,  but  was  Incorporated  as  the  town  of  Everett  ou  March  9, 
1870.  It  became  a  city  on  Jan.  1,  1893. 


LOANS- 
BEWER  BONDS — 


When  Due. 


4s,  J&J,  $50,OOO Jan.  1, 1911 

4s,  J&J,    50,000 July  1,1911 


4s,  J&J,  125,000 July  1,1923 


WATER  BONDS— 
4s,  J&J,  $30,000  ......  July  1,1922 

4s,  J&J,  100,000  ......  July  1,  1921 


4s,  J&J,    60,000 Jan.  1,1924 

CITY  NOTES— 

3>28&4s,  $237,575 1897-1913 

INTEREST  on  the  water  bonds  and  sewer  bonds  is  payable  at  the 
Wiuthrop  National  Bank,  Boston;  on  city  notes  by  check  from 
Treasurer's  office. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  following  shows  Everett's  total  debt, 
the  sinking  fund  held  against  the  same,  and  the  water  debt,  ou  each  of 
the  dates  named. 

Jan.  1,'97.       Jan.  1/96.      Jan.  1/95. 

Total  debt $652,575  $590,600  $509,750 

Sinking  funds 57,457  41,480 

Net  debt $595,118  $549,120  $480,250 

Water  debt  (Included  in  above). .$190,000  $190,000  $184,000 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  assessed  valuation  of  real  estate 
in  1896  was  $13,739,110;  personal  property,  $683,450;  total,  $14,- 
422,500 ;  total  tax  rate  (per  $1,000),  $16-00.  The  total  assessed  valua- 
tion in  1895  was  $13,574,600.  Property  Is  assessed  at  a  fair  cash 
value. 

POPULATION— In  1896  about  19,000;  in  1895  it  was  18.578;  In 
1890  it  was  11,068;  in  1880  it  was  4,159;  in  1870  it  was  2,220. 


i?"  A  T   T      TJ3TT7-irtD         <  WILLIAM  S.  GREENE,  Mayor. 
F  Al_rJ_i    t\L  V  CL.t-i. — )  HENRY  W.  CLARK,  City  Auditor. 
Fall  River  is  in  Bristol  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due.  I        LOANS—  When  Due. 

CITY  HALL  LOANS—  I     SCHOOL  LOANS— (Con.)— 

37ss,  M&S,  $20,000.. Sept.15, 1897    3^8,  M&N,  $20,000 ...  May  5,  1897 
($10,000due  y'rly)to  Sept.15, 1898  I     ($5,000  due  y'rly)  to  May  5, 1900 
3*18,  M&N,     $7.000. .Nov.  5, 1897  I     SEWER  LOANS— 
($1,750  due  y'rly)  to  Nov.  5, 1900  I  4^8,  J&D,  $37.500... June  1, 1897 
3%s,MAN.  $10,000..  .May   1,18971     ($2,500  due  y'rly)  to  June  1, 1911 
($2,OOO  due  y'rly)  to  May  1,1901    4139,  A&O,  $10.OOO....Oct.  2. 1913 

S^s,  A&O,   $15,OOO.Oct. .    1,  1897  I  4s,  A&O.  $37,50O Apr.   1,1898 

($5,000  due  y'rly)  to  Oct.    1, 1899  I   ($2,500  due  y'rly)  to  Apr.   1,1912 
:lo«    A,tO    S2000O  Anr     151BQT     49,     M&N,$'25,OOO       May    1,1913 


1898 
1902 

1897 
1898 
1897 
1899 


,,  A&O.  $20,000. Apr. .15, 1897 

($5,000  due-y'rly)  to  Apr.15, 1900 
CITY  HOSPITAL  LOAN- 
4s,    F&A,  $12,500... Feb.   1 
($2,500due  yearly)  to  Feb.  1 

FUNDING  LOANS — 
68,    J&D,  $25,000. ..June  1. 
5s,    M&N,  175,000. ..May   1 
3%s,AAO,     60,OOO...Apr.   1 
($20,000  due  y'rly)  to  Apr.  1 

HIGHWAY  LOANS— 
4*88,  J&D,  $25,000... June  1,  1897 

($5,000  due  y'rly)  to  June  1,  1901 
41^8,  MAS,  40,000... Sept.  1,1901 
4^8,  A&O,  10,000... Oct.  2,  1903 
4s,  F&A,  25.OOO... Feb.  1,  1898 

($5,000  due  y'rly)  to  Feb.  1,  19O2 
4s,  M&S.$102,OOO...Mch.  1,  1906 
33i8,  M&S,  $6,000. ..Sept.  15, 1897 
($1.500  due  y'rly)  to  Sept.  15, 1900 

MUNICIPAL  LOANS — 
4s,   MAN,  $57,000. ..May  1,1897 
($9,500  due  yearly)  to  May  1, 1902 
4s,    J&J,  $120,000... July  1,  1897 
($7,500  due  yearly)  to  July  1,  1912 

4s,....,    $86.50O Mar.1,1903 

4s,  A&O,  21,000. ..Oct.  1,1904 
4s,  F&A,  173,000...  Feb.  1,1905 
4s,  M&S,  190,000... Mch.  1,1904 
4s,  J&J,  28,OOO...Jan.  1,1906 
3%s,  M&N.  6,000 Nov.  5,  1897 

($1,500  due  y'rly)  to  Nov.  5,  1900 
48,  M&S,  *150,OOO....Mar.  1,  1907 

PAVING  LOANS— 
4138,  JAD,  $12,500... June  1, 1897 

($2,50O  due  y'rly)  to  June  1, 1901 
3^8,  JAD,  $10,000...  June  3,1897 

($2,500  due  y'rly)  to  June  3, 1900 
PUBLIC  LIBRARY— 

4s,  JAD,  $75,000 Dec  1,1925 

4s,  JAD,     75.000 Dec.  1.1925 

4s.  JAJ,     75,000 Jan.  1,  1927 

SCHOOL  LOANS— 

4148.  AAO,  $150.000  ..Oct.  2,  1913 
4s,  A&O,  60.0UO... Apr.  1,  1916 


4s,  A&O,'  75,000... Apr.  1,19-26 
4s,  A&O,  18,000. ..Oct.  1,1914 
48,  F&A,  65,000...  Feb.  1,  1H25 
4s,  M&S,  25,000. .. Mch.  1,  1914 
4s.  J&J,  100,000...  July  1,  1926 
S'ss,  M&N.125.000..  .May  1. 1905 
3\s,  M&N,  7,000. ..Nov.  5, 1897 
($500  due  yearly)  to  Nov.  5, 11HO 
3i<j8,  M&N, $39,000.. .May  1,  1*97 
($3,OOO  due  y'rly)  to  May  1, 1909 
3^28,  A&O,  $35,000.. Apr.  1,1897 
($2,500  due  y'rly)  to  Apr.  1,  1910 

WATER  BONDS- 
OS,  M&N,    $50,000... Nov.  1,1897 
($25,OOO  due  y'rly)  to  Nov.  1,  1898 
6s,  F&A,  $150,000..  Aug.   1. 
6s,  M&N,    175,000... Nov.   1,  1899 


6s,  F&A, 
6s,  F&A, 
6s,  F&A, 
6s,  M&N, 
5s,  M&N, 
5s,  F&A, 
5s,  M&N. 
4>«8.  JAD, 
43,  F&A, 
4s,  J&D, 
4s,  M&N, 
4s,  M&N, 
4s,  M&N, 
4s,  M&tf, 
4s,  J&D, 
4s,  M&N, 
4s,  M&N, 
4s,  M&N, 


100,000  ..Feb.  1,1900 

300,000...  Feb.  1,1904 

300,000...  Aug.  1,11)05 

100,000.. .Nov.  1.  1906 

100,000...  May  1,1908 

100,000...  Feb.  1,1909 

100,000.. .May  1,1909 

25.000...  June  1,  1905 

100,000...  Aug.  1,1900 
75,000.. ..Juno  1,  1923 

25,000... Nov.  1,  r.'-M 

•25,000. ..May  1.  l"'-'4 

25,000..  Nov.  1,  1924 

25,000    .May  1,  1925 


50,000...  June  1,  1925 
25,000... Nov.  1,  1925 
25,OOO...May  1,  19'26 
25,000... Nov.  1,  1926 


WATKR  WORKS  EXTENSION- 
S'^, M&V,  $4.000. ...Nov.  5,18 
($1,000  due  y'rly)  to  Nov.  5,  1900 

WATER  INDEMNITY— 
3%s,  A&O,  $2.000...  .Apr.  1, 1897 

WATER  TANK— 

4s $7,500 Feb.  1,189 

($1,500  due  yearly)  to  Feb.  1,1902 


April,   1897. 


AMD  TOWNS, 


INTEREST  on  i 
Treasurer;  on  som 


la  naid  only  at  the  offloe  of  the  City 
tm  Boston. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  subjoined  statement  shows  Fall  River's 
total  municipal  debt,  the  additional  water  debt,  and  the  sinking  funds 
held  by  the  city  against  the  same,  on  the  dates  named : 

Jm*.  1. 1897.       Jan..  1895.       Jan.,  1894. 
.  .93460,500       93366.861       92.814.B1O 
73.903               50.000               5O.OOO 
52O.OUO  2*5.000  


Total  debt 91314.406 

fund.  Ac. 440.227 


92.131.961 
873,100 


92,864,010 
1362.791 


Vet  debt 91374.178 

Water  debt  (additional) 91.9OO.OOO 

Water  slaking  fonda 496389 

Net  water  debt 91.443.414 

Total  netdebt 92.S17.592       92.7O6.Og4 


91.258.761        91.501.819 
91.8OO.OOO        91,775.000 
352.677  ,:I".'.MIJ 


91.464,098 
92.965,917 


ASSESSED  VALUATION— The  city's  ssseiiert  valuation  (about  the 
» as  real  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  aa  follow* : 

Rr.il  Ptnonmt  Total         Rale  of  Tat 

**•*•        -J^yr1*.-     _*•*£•?•?•..  J*1"..*!.?00- 

1990. 
1994 


..... 

E 


941.935300       937,350.096       999386.496       917  OO 
.  4030300         90.lM.lt8         65.338.178          17  2O 


.459350 
397309 


19.154391 


53,473,183 
49.841.691 
i  1390309 


U     ;,, 

-.7  -o 
!-  -,, 


POPULATION— U  1995  population  was  89.2O3:  In  189O  It  was 
74398:  la  1S8O  It  was  48361;  In  1870  It  was  26.766.  In  1896,  ae- 
serdlnc  to  loc.1  Ignr.  ..  97356. 


r.W« 

•  :  tBTMKirr— 

tO.  98300  (rs«.)1997  to  1900 
4*.  JA I>    IVOOO  ireg.)Dee.  1. 19O9 

4*.  JAD.  9300300(Kg.)Jane  1/13 
4s.  JAD? 98300  <rV.)  Dae.  1 . 1900 

4s.  MAN,  90300  MOB 

i-  •-  A:.  :  1894 

.... 912.000  (r^r-r....^^ 
4s.  AAO.  93309  (reg.)Apr.l,19O4 

laal. 
1999 


MA  v. 
MA 


1997  to 

tr*s»Xor.l.l903 
>lre*Ml>r.-. 1.1914 
(reg.)N«v.  1.1993 
-tor.  1, 1929 


i.OOO  (rei)Juaei; 


VlTfU  OT  IQr-          5HENBTF   ROCKWELL.  Mayor, 
r  1  1  L/Ht>Url«J. —  (OEOWiK  E.  CLIFFORD. Treasurer. 

This  city  Is  la  Worcester  County. 
LOANS-  *am  Due.          LOANS- 

BlIIMlB—  9SJWBB 

•00  (regjDee.  1.-97  9« 
4*.  MAN.  9.000  (reg.)Nov.  1. 19O2 

BVBBAXK    ll'-l  ITAL— 

nur.iDee.  1.1903 


.i  189710-98 


*•,  ......  BjW9.0w  \wm.i .  imrt  iu    vn 

4s.  MAN.  10.000  (r»«.)  JJov.  1.19O3 
4s.  MAN.  9A.OOO  (rec.)Nov.  1 .1912 
4*.  JAJ.  0300  (re*)..... July  1. 


4*.  JAD. 


BIUKWALK— 


1897  to  1906 
6,OOO(r*c.  I  Dec.  1,1906 


4s.  JAD. 


BTBKCT— 
4s.  JAD.  93.000  (rag.) 


4s.  MAN,  3.000  (reg.)  Nov.  1 , 

1*97  to  1-99 

4s.  AAO.  SO.O--0  (r»g  )  Oct.  1 ,  1903 
6*4.)......  Dee.  1 


4s.  JAU.  30.000  ( 


.  ......         .    . 

1997101909 


4s.  JAD.  90300  (rag.,  D**  1. 


1900 
1906 
1911 
1997  toYvo'i  )  4s.  AAO.'300/XKHreg.)  Apr. i   1933 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS. -The  beads  an  for  91.000  each,  part 
taglatofBd  and  part  eeapaw. 
INTEREST  on  eoopoa  bonds  la 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  ETC. 
•bows  FUchbarg's  total  saaaMpal  debt,  the 
sjty  aolast  the  Mate,  and  the  water  debt,  e* 
aaah  of  the  last  three  years. 

Mai 


staking  find  held  by  the 
the  1st  af 


1990.  1 

91.733.000       91.604.000 
4II.UI  961" 


91391379 


i  to  the 
I  U*«s  to  the  BBMmBl  of  9SO0309. 


1996. 

are  taveetod  la 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.-T»e  enr* 
rate  have  beea  as  foil- 


9I..-42313 
9799300 
1. 19M.  aa  riven  la  the  above,  la- 

,.f  ,|,^l.,..l.    .,     ;       •     [,.     .....  r    I. 

The  slaking  funds 


valuation  and  tax 


I  .:'.','.     . 


.316.113.647 


,„;-:!;.' 

19309303 
13371319 


94.990319 
433A.TS9 
4.210379 

'•309 


11399390 


•391419 

3.7343M 


19364.474 
18.477379 

17.065345 

16.3fll.ll7 

.216 

IS3M  -  W 


JUta  */  Tai 

par  91 300. 

91920 
18-10 

].     .H. 

16-40 
16-40 
17-00 


4s,  JAJ.  923.500 On  demand 


iTATE  TKKA8DRBR  LOAN  — 

3\s,JAJ.  97.000..... Jan.  1,1900 

iSulijeet  to  call. i 
INTEREST  on  the  jail  loan  U  payable  In  Greenfield. 
TAX  FREE.— All  bond*  Issued  by  this  company  are  exempt  from 

LXUtlOU. 


GARDNER. — This  town  is  In  Worcester  County. 

Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,  '96.    937.OOO  I  Taxrate  (per»l,OOO) $-22-00- 

Float  lux  debt 87.5OO  1  Population  in  1895  was 9,183 

Total  debt  Feb.  1,  1896..     124.5OO  I  Population  in  189O  was 8,423 

Tax  valuation  In  1896...5,O85,85ti  ]  Population  in  1880  was 4.988 

INTEREST  1s payable  at  the  First  National  Bank,  Gardner,  Mass. 


POPULATION. -In   1 196  population  wa*  about  37.5OO:  In  1890  It 
•  as  22.107;  la  1480  It  was  13^99-.  la  1470  It  was  11. 36O. 


FRAMINGH  AM.— JOHJT  B.  LOMBABD,  Trew'r 

This  town  to  la  Middlesex  Coaa t y . 

I  Net  debt  Feb.  1. 1097. .    9190.000 
Tax  vnlBattoa.  real 6366.6OO 

i.-  .-.. 

S.014.I10H 
918-OJ 
•3M 
9.491 

.  I  .- 


1.  1908 


Tax  valaatleaj,  real. 
Tax  valaatloa.  persoa 
Tetal  valnattoii  1999. 


Total  tax  (per 
la 


301.0001  PopateMoa  m  1990  was 
(•ads  09300 1  FepalaUaa  In  199O  was 


FRANKLIN  CO.— E.  A.  NEWCOMB,  Treasurer. 

County  Mat  Is  Greenfield. 


LOANS- 
JAIL  LOAN  — 


When  Due. 


Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1897        932,!UH> 

Tax  valuation  1896 23,923.964 

Tax  rate  (per  $l.OOO)..  9-57 

Population  in  1896  (eat) 40.149 

Population  In  1890  was 38,610- 


GLOUCESTER.—  J  ^JA 


CX3OK.  Mayor. 
DOLLI  VKK,  Treasurer. 


Qloueester  I*  In  Essex  County. 

LOANS-  — Interat. — 

AME  AND  PURPOSE.  !'•  VI.  Pa^ablf. 

Jlty  bond* 1888..    4       JAJ 

High  school  notes 1889..    4       MAS 

do  do          4       A  A  O 

High  way  Improvement.  1891..    4       J  A    J 

do  do          1892..    4       JAJ 

Improvement  bond*....  1893..    4       J  A   J 

MunU-tpal  loan 1895 

do       do    1898.. 

Partnic notes 1887..    4       MAS 

Pollceandarmoryi»ote«,1889..    4       J   A  J 

School  note* 1SU5  .  ..       M  A  B 

Various  pnrpoM*  note* 4       Varto's 


. Principal. . 

When  Due.  Outslan,rg. 
July  1.  1908  913K.OOO 
.-.  l-t.  3.  1897  45.00O 

<x-t.  i,  1899       13.05O 

July  1.  19O1    50.0OO 
July  1.  1902    5O.OOO 

15.000 

18,000 

4O.OOO 

40.00O 
85.00O 
38.0OO 
i. ;.-,(.«. 


Sept  1.  1897 
Jan.  1.  1899 

"i8»7"to"l907 


I NTEREST  OB  the  city  bond*  I.  payable  at  the  Pint  National  Bank 
of  Bontnn ;  on  the  city  note*  at  City  Treasury. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  Erc.-The  subjoined  statement 
(bowi  QUmeester*!  total  municipal  debt  and  the  sinking  fund  held  by 
he  elty  against  the  tame  on  the  flnt  of  December  of  each  of  the  las* 

; -...  1895.  1894.  1893. 

Total  funded  debt 9407.450       9463.153       9400.850       94O1.45O 

Floating  debt nil.  nil.  4.323          nU. 

ToUl 941*7.450       94^2453       94O5.173       94O1.45O 

Sinking  funds 1*          178.735         151.306         119,084 

Net  debt  on  Dee.  1.. 9294.333       9983.49*       9393367       9383396 
The  sinking  fond  receives  yearly  about  925.00O,  and  Is  Invested  In 
real  estate  mortgages,  railroad  bonds,  etc. 

valuation  and  tax 
estate  being  taken  "at 


ASSESSED  VALUATION.-The  elty's 

vartoaa  periods  hare  been  aa  follows,  real 
mat  three- fourths  cash  value :" 

'•    •  •  l.'r-t.  /VTaWtMa^ 

19M 91*321300  98301384 

1890                            11349300  4308346 

1894 •.38,700  4397,478 

1998 11.383.450  4.233.73O 

1902 10.900300  4.1O3316 

1991..                          10.336330  9399,491 

l*?WO. .  9Jt¥9i4Ow 

1899..  9397.340 

1899..  9.154310 

l—i.  5.476.770 


3.773.693 


mat.  pert 
915323384  I 
10308,496 
19.621,178 
15.517.18O 
15.011,616 
14.213,031 
13.953,464 
13.411333 
13.090.098 
8,101,150 


l.OOO 


1640 

1.;  «i> 
16-50 
15-40 
1.V4O 
1.V5O 
15-00 
17-5O 

•9X19 


POPULATION. -In  1890  population  was  34.651;  la  1880  It  was 
19399;  la  187O  It  was  19389.    The  population  In  1899,  according  to 
was  38.311. 


G  R  A  FT  O  N .  — This  town  I*  In  Worcester  County. 

LOANS—  Van*  "•".  I  Tax  valuation,  real .  ...91,743,589 

FiM.lMI  Bona—  Tax  valuation.  pers'L..       664742 

kAAO.964.AOO Oct.  1.1*97  I  Total  valuation  1896  ..   3.4O7.327 

.•l^VOOdneveailyitoOrt.  1. 1939  |  Tax  rate  (per91,OOO) 917-OO- 

Total  debt  F<  '    9643OO    Population  In  1 P9O  was 5,002 

INTEREST  Ispayahleaturaftoa.  '  Population  In  1880  was 4.03O 

GREENFIELD.— WM.  BLAKE  ALLBN,  Treasurer. 

Thl»  town  la  la  Franklin  Ooaaty.    The  Ore  district  Is  a  municipal  cor- 
poration within  the  town  and  has  a  distinct  debt 

4>.AA0.91 0.000  ..Oct.  15.1901-3 


LOANS- 

Aa«i  iii..\  <  c  it  Kit  i. CKoeaixo. 
i-.  J.v  iHOea 

4».JAD.  1H86 Oct.  19.1900 

Baiuaa  L»AX— 
4S.JAJ.98300 May    1,1909 

OB*E«  >  I     I 
4..  JAJ.  910339 On 

KKKKWAI  .«— 

4s.  JAJ,    94300  .1897 

4s.  JAJ.    19300 Oct.  15.1998 

(93.000  due  yrly)  to  Oct.  19, 19O2 
•  i»— 

4s.  AAO.  93300 Nor.  1,  1897 

4s,  JAJ,      6.000 (v 

(93.000 due y-rly)  too- 

4S.JAJ.    91.700 Oct.  15.1900 


..          .. 
4s,  AAO.  15300... Oct.  15.1909-4 

8BWBB  LrOAK— 

4s.  JAJ.  913.000 July  16. 1914 

Interest  Is  payable  at  UreennVld. 
Total  town  debt  Jan..**?.  9:11. .Mi 
Water  debt  (additional)  56.375 

Tax  valuation,  real 4.O73.904 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  1.304369 
Total  valuation  1896  ...5.278,533 
Tax  val'n.  Fire  DIs.  1896.4.6O5.734 
Assessment  same  aa  actual  value. 

Town  total  tax 915-50 

Fire  Dlntrlct  tax -70 

l'..|.iil»lliiii  In  1R96  was 6.229 

PupiilHtlnn  In  189O  was 5,252 

Population  In  1880  WM 3.903 


HADLEY.  — II.  8.  MIIPMAN,  Treasurer, 
pshlre  County. 
When  Out.  I  4* 93.000. 


Tbls  town  Is  In  H 

LOANS- 
Town  Voraa— 
4V  ........    9A.OOO 

4V. 

4s  A  4>*>. 


Jane  ft.   1*97 
On  demand 

19O1 
Dee.  9. 1897-8 


9.000 
5.OOO 

N.iv        1,  1»!MI 

l.,«H, 

•300 


'.Sep.  18. 1899 

-. .,.    ]-.  i'i"i 


On  demand 

I  4«,        25,000.      On  demand 

I  Total  il.-M  MSI.  1.  1897. ..977389 

Blnkln*  fund  assets 25.793 

Net  debt  Mar.  1.  1897 51,795 

Tax  valuation  In  1896 955,002 

Tax  rate  (per«l,000) 16-OO 

Population  In  1M95  was 1,703 

Population  In  1890  was 1,66» 


24 


ST*T£  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV 


HAMPDEN  CO.—  M. 

County  neat  1*  Springtli-M. 
LOANS-                    WA«»  Due. 
ititiuuK  NOTES— 
4»,  J&D,  $11,000  Feb.  29,  1897 

OODBT  HOUSK  NOTK8— 

7*.  »70.000  Jan.  1.1897 
(910.000  due  y'rly)  to  Jan.  1,  1903 
JAIL&H.OFCOUR.  BONDS— 
S«,  F&A,  $200,000....  Aug.  1,  1900 
Bonded  debt  Deo.  31/96.  .*2OO.ooo 

WELLS  BRIDGE,  Tre»8un-r. 

Floating  debt  ^SS'SSS 
Total  debt  .  29O,!K>0 

LOANS-  , 

NAME  OR   PURPOSE. 

,—  /n<«r«*<.  —  .      .  l*rineipat.  . 
P.  Ct.  Payable.       When  Due.      Outstand'g. 
1895    •!(.'.    J   &  D       June  1,  1915        $150,000 
1896    4g.    J    &   J       July  1,  1916           100,OOO 
1897    4g.    M  &  8       Mar.   1,   1917           1O9.000 

Sinking  fund  40-il? 
Net  debt  Dec.  31,  1896  250,,  81 
Tax  valuation  In  1896.124,051,842 
Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO>,  '95..S19-00 
Population  In  1890  was.  ..135,713 
Population  In  1895  was.  ..152,721 

Sewer  bonds  

1893    4g.    A  &  O       Oct.    1,  1913           100,000 
6       J   &   J       July  1,  1900           250,000 

.1897    4g.    J    &   J       Jan.   1,  1927           250,000 

Holyoke&Westf.  RR 
do                 do 

(ret  1    4g.    J  &  J       July  1,  1913            00,000 
1890    4g.    A  &  O       Oct.    1,  1910          !<,<;,  ooo 
Var.    Various        1897  to  1899           lll.OOO 

do 

1897  Var.    Various              1897                 150,000 

IN  I  tnto  I   on  ulfl  J"l!  aim  uuuur  vn  uwrowKuu  MWMM     »«  i'"^« - 
the  First  National  Bank  of  Bomon,  Mara.;  all  other  interest  payable  at 
«he  SpriugtU-ld  Institute  for  Savings,  Springfield,  Mass. 

5  BENJAMIN  F.  BRICKETT,  Mayor. 

H  A  VERHILL.— {ARTHUR  K.  LEACII.  city  Auditor. 

Harerhlll  Is  In  Essex  County.  HaverhUTs  water  debt  was  created 
to  pay  for  the  water  works  which  the  city  recently  bought  from  the 
Haverhlll  Aqueduct  Company. 

.Oct.  1. 1905 
.Oct.  1, 1922 
.Oct.  1,  1923 
.Oct.  1, 1906 


LOANS- 

Crrr  BONDH— 

4»,  A&O,  $65,000. 

4s,  A&O,    45.OOO. 

-I-.  \A»,  1 -JO....  Ml 
•1-.  \A...  70.000 
4s,  A&O,  55.OOO. 

1-.  AA...    no. 

48,  A&O,  50,000. 
4s,  A&O,  60,000. 


Whe n  Due. 
...Oct.  1,1899 


...Scpt.1,1898 


4s,  A&O,  $110,000. 
Is,  AAO,  25,000. 
4s,  A&O, 


4s,  A&O, 


25,000. 

65  ,OOO. 

4g .,     25,000. 

4s.  M&8,      68,000. 

WATEK  LOAN  - 
4s,  J&D.  $300,000.. 
I-,. I  A- li,    500,000.. 


1937 
.Mar.  1, 1907 


.Deo.  1,1912 
.Deo.  1, 1922 


..Oct.  1, 1900 
..Oct.  1,1901 
..Oct.  1,  inn:! 
..Oct.  1,1904 
..Oct.  1,  1921 
...Oct.  1,  1902 

INTEREST  on  the  water  bonds  and  on  the  $70,OOO,  the  $90,000  and 
the  $50,OOO  lots  of  the  city  bonds  Is  payable  at  National  Bank  of  Re- 
demption, Boston,  while  that  upon  the  other  city  bonds  is  payable  at 
Treasurer's  office. 

TOTAL  DEBT.— The  following  statement  shows  Haverhill's  total 

municipal  debt,  the  sinking  funds  held  by  the  city  against  the  same, 

the  net  debt,  and  the  additional  water  debt,  on  each  of  the  dates  named: 

Jan.  1,1897.  Jon.  1,1896.    Mar.  1,1895. 

Bonded  debt  ..                            ...8781,500  $716,500          $640,000 

Sinking  funds 232,175  173,796  188,356 

Netdebt $549,325          $542,704          $451.644 

Net  water  debt  (additional) $733,935          $710,974          $655, j09 

Additional  temporary  loan.  In  anticipation  of  taxes,  authorized 
Jan.  15, 1897,  to  the  amount  of  $200,000. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  of  the  city  and  the  tax  rate  have  been 
as  follows  in  the  years  indicated.  Property  is  assessed  at  about  %  of 
its  actual  value. 

. Assessment. . 

Tears.  Real.  Permnnl.  Total. 

1896 $16,667,257        $4.561,414        $21/228, 671 

1895 16,058,448  4,734,556  2O/793.O04 

1894 15,7-19,943  4,686,362  20,436,305 

1890 13,139.666  4,731,106  17,870,772 

1886...  15,406,124 

1882 11,513,621 

POPULATION.— Population  In  1890  was  27,412;  in  1880,  18,472 
in  1870, 13,092;  in  1895,  30,209. 

On  January  4,  1897,  Haverhill  annexed  the  town  of  Bradford  and 
assumed  its  indebtedness,  which  is  as  follows : 


Tax  rate 

per  $1,000. 

$16-80 

16-70 

17-80 

17-00 

16-75 

17-40 


When  Due. 


1808 
19O6 


LOANS- 

liRIIHlK  HONDS — 

4s.  J&J,  $9,450 Jan.  1 

($l,050dueyearly)to  Jan.  1 

SCHOOL  1 1 1  n  sr.  BONDS — 

4s,  A&O,  $1O.8OO Oct.  1,1897 

($2,7OO  due  yearly)  to  Oct.  1,1900 

4s,  J&J,  $15,000 Jan.  1,1898 

<$1, OOO  due  yearly)  to  Jan.  1,1912 

HEWKH  BONDS— 
4>as,  J&J,  $7,5OO July  1,  1897 

<$5OO  due  yearly)  to  July  1, 1901 

IMPROVEMENT  BONDS — 

4s,  J*J.  $25,000 Jan.  1,1903 

<$2,5OO  due  yearly)  to  Jan.  1,1912 


LOANS—  When  Dtte 

FUNDING  BONDS— 

4s.  J&J,  $15.000 Jan.  1,1898 

($3,OOOdue  yearly)  to  Jan.  1,1902 

Various  notes $10,429 

Totaldebt  Jan.,  1897 93,179 

Sinking  fund,  etc 2/294 

NetdebtJau.   1897 90,885 

Water  debt  (additional) .     129,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 2,634,619 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO)  ..         $19-76 

Population  in  1895  was 4,735 

Population  in  1890  was 3,720 


H  ING  HAM. — WILLIAM  FEAKING  2o,  Treasurer. 

This  town  Is  in  Plymouth  County. 

Total  debt  Feb.,1 5,  1897    $50,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 4,082,508 

Assessment  about  %  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per $1,000) 14-80 

Population  in  1895  was 4,819 

Population  in  1890  was 4,564 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

SCHOOL  LOAN— 
3%s,  MAN,  $32,000  ....  1897-1904 

($4,OOO  due  yearly.) 
ELECTRIC  LIGHT  LOAN — 
4»,  M&S,  $18,OOO 1906 


HOLBROOK.— GEORGE  T.  WILDE,  Treasurer. 

This  town  is  in  Norfolk  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

WATER  WORKS— 
4s,  A&O,  $30,OOO....  Apr.  1,  1907 

4s,  A&O,    30,000 Apr.  1,  1912 

4s,A&O,    40,000 Apr. 1,1917 

4s, ,   35,000 July  1,1922 

Interest  Is  paid  in  Boston. 


Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897..  $158,017 

Sinking  fund  assets 28,494 

Net  debt  Jan.  1 , 1897 12!»,5'J3 

Total  value  town  prop'ty    177,251 
Tax  valuation  in  1896...  1,206,710 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) 20-00 

Population  in  1895  was 2,298 

Population  in  1890  was 2,474 


HOLLISTON.—  JAMES  F.  FISKE,  Town  Treas. 

This  town  Is  In  Middlesex  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due.  I  Assessment  about  %  actual  value. 

WAR  LOAS—  I  Total  tax  (per  81,000)  ......  $24-40 

Notes  due  1897  to  1905.      $19,5001  Population  in  1895  was  ......  2,718 

Total  debt  Feb.  1,  1897.         34,500  |  Population  In  1890  was..        2,616 
Tax  valuation  1897  ____   1,555,078  I  Popula'n  local  census  1894.  .3,000 

(  OEO.  H.  SMITH,  Mayor. 
.  —  }  PIERRE  BONVOUL6IR,  City  Treasurer. 
This  city  is  in  Hampden  County. 

LOANS-  .  —  Interest.  —  , 

NAME  OR  PURPOSE.        Rate.   Payable.  . 

Bridgebonds  ..........  1891    4g.    M&   8       Sept.  1,  1911  $85000 

....1894    4g.    J   &  D       June  1,  1914  1O5.000 

C      bonds  .............  1874    6       A&O       Oct.    1,  1899  271,000 

.............  1888    4       M&    8       Sept.  1,  1898  125,000 

.............  1894    4g.    J&J       July  1,  1904  190,000 

.............  1895    4g.    A&O       Apr.   1,  1905  150,000 

............  1896    4g.    J  &   J       July  1,   1906  125,000 


-  Principal 

When  Due.       Outsland'na. 


INTEREST  on  the  water  bonds  and  on  the  city  bonds  due  m  1899 
is  payable  at  the  City  Treasury  ;  on  all  other  bonds  at  the  National  Hi(?e 
&  Leather  Bank,  Boston. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUND,  ETC.— The  subjoined  statement 
shows  Holyoke's  total  municipal  debt  and  the  sinking  fund  held  by  the 
city  against  the  same  on  the  dates  named. 

Jan.1,'97.    Jan.  1, '96.    Jan.  I,  "95.    Jan.  1, '94. 

Totaldebt  ...$2,038,000    $1,859,000    $1,688.000    $1,491,500 

Sinking  funds,  etc....       870,816          548,716          481,983          4*6,219 

Netdebt $1,167,184  $1,310,284  $1,206,017  $1,065,281 

Water  debt.incL  above  $250,000  $250,000  $250,000  $250,000 

CITY  PROPERTY— Included  in  the  city's  sinking  fund  as  given 
above  tor  January  1, 1897,  is  $226,500  Holyoke  &  Westfleld  RR.  stock 
This  railroad  is  leased  to  the  New  Haven  <fc  Northampton  and  has  paid 
dividends  since  1879.  The  value  of  all  city  property  not  including 
water-works  is  estimated  at  $1,005,390.  TJi«  water-works  of  the  city 
are  valued  at  $1,100,000. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION— The  city's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 
rate  have  been  as  follows,  real  estate  being  taken  "  at  about  60  per 

cent  cash  value." 

Assessed  Valuation. • .Rate  of  Tax 


Years—  Real 

1896 $21,908,720 

1895  .     .  20,578,390 

1894  19,856,850 

1890 16,914,870 

1886. 
1882. 


Personal 
$7,648,505 
7,126,235 
6,897,915 
5,158,955 


Total  per  $1,OOO. 

$29,557,225  $16-40 

27,704,625  16-80 

26,754,765  15-00 

22,073,825  IS'OO 

16,874,635  18'20 

13,374,005  15-40 


The  total  tax  rate  for  1895  Included  city  tax,  $15-10;  county  tax, 
$1-10,  and  State  tax.,  $0-59. 

POPULATION— In  1895  population  was  40,149;  in  1890  it  was 
35,528;  in  1880  it  was  21,915 ;  in  1870  it  was  10,733;  in  1896  (accord- 
ing to  local  figures)  it  was  44,153. 

HOPK.INTON. — This  town  is  in  Middlesex  County. 

LOANS—  Amminl.  I 

Waterworks $46,000 

Other  debts 45,000 

Total  debt  Feb.,  1896 91,000 


Tax  valuation  in  1896.. $1,875.443 

Tax  rate  (per  $1 ,000) 1 7-00 

Population  iu  1895  was 2,983 

Population  in  1890  was 4,088 


HUDSON. — SAVILLIAN  ARNOLD,  Treasurer. 

This  town  is  situated  in  Middlesex  County. 


LOANS—  Amount. 

Town  Notes $67,000 

Water  Notes 69,500 

Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1897. .  136,500 
Cash  &  uncollected  taxes  30,053 
Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1897. . . .  106,447 


Tax  valuation  in  1896.. $2,933.395 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000) ...        17-00 

Population  in  1895  was 5,308 

Population  in  1890  was 4,670 

Population  in  1880  was 3,739 


HYDE  PARK.— HENRY  S.  BUNTON,  Treasurer. 

This  town  is  in  Norfolk  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 


TOWN  BONDS  — 

4s,  M&N, $2,000 1897 

4s,  M&S,    4,000 Sept.  1,1897 

($2.000  due  yearly)  to  Sept.  1,  1898 

Is,  M&N.  $14,000 Nov.  1,  1897 

($2,000  due  yearly)  to  Nov.  1,  1903 

TOWN  NOTES— 

4s,  J&J,  33,000 July  1,1897 

($1,000  due  yearly)  to  July  1,1899 

4s,  A&O,  $1,200 Oct.  1,1897 

($600  due  yearly)  to  Aug.  1, 1898 


4s $18,000 1898-1912 

Total  debt  Feb.,  1897. .        $66,200 

Tax  valuation,  real 8,051,925 

Tax  valuation,  persona  955.170 
Total  valuation  1896..  9,007,095 
Total  valuation  1882..  4,597,771 
Tax  rate  (per  $1,000)..  14-80 

Population  in  1895  was 11.^28 

Population  in  1890  was 10,193 

Population  in  1880  was 7,088 


IPSWICH.—  THOMAS  E.  CONDON,  Treasurer. 

This  town  is  in  Essex  County. 

When  Due. 


LOANS- 
WATER  BONDS — 

4s,  J&J,  $136,000 July  1, 1924 

Boiidpd  debt  Jan.  1, '97.. $136,000 

Floating  debt 26,440 

Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1897..    162,440 


Tax  valuation,  real  ..  $2,000,000 
Tax  valuation,  person'l  1,000,000 
Total  valuation  1897...  3,000,000 
Assessment  about  3»  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) $13-50 

Population  in  1895  was 4,721 


Sinking  fund 3,400    Population  in  1890  was 4,439 

Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1897. . . .   159,040    Population  iu  1897  (about) . .  4,800 
INTEREST  is  payable  in  Boston  at  the  office  of  the  Old  Colony  Trust 
Company. 


I    A  \X7R  PTlSJ<~'tr       5  GEORGE  S.  JUNKINS,  Mayor. 
LA  WK.h.JNUt,—  \K   j    SHEA,  Auditor. 

This  city  is  In  Essex  County. 

LOANS—  • Interest. .  . Principal. — 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P  Ct.   Payable.     When  Due.    Outstand'g. 


Cemetery  bonds,  1893 4 

Gale's  Hill  improve,  notes. ..      4 


M 


1896  to  1903 
(Nov.1,'96-1900 
\  part  each  year. 
A  Feb.  1,  1905 

July  1,  1924 


Municipal  debt 6  F  & 

do       do    1894 4  J  &   „  .,    -., 

Public  building,  1895 4  Vrious  1896  to  1905 

($6,500  due  yearly.) 

Sewer  loan,  1884 4  J&J  July  1,  1904 

do         1892 4  M&S  1896  to  1912 

do         1893 4  J&D  1896  to  1903 

do        Ward  6,  1895....  4  J&D  1896  to  1925 
($1,500  due  yearly.) 

Union  Street  bridge 4  J&J  July  1,  1902 

Water  loan,  1875.. 6  A&O  Apr.   1,  1900 

1876 6  A&O  Apr.   1,  1906 

1893 4  J&J  July  1,  1923 

1894 4  A&O  Apr.   1 


do 
do 
do 

do 


1894.. 


Subject  to  call  after  Apr.  1, 


1924 
1914. 


4       A&O    Oct.  1,  1924 
Subject  to  call  after  Oct.  1,  1914. 


$-20,000 
25,000 

3,000 

262,000 
65,000 

300,000 
51.000 
40,000 
45,000 

65,000 
200.000 
100.000 

100,000 

327,000 
175,000 


April,  1897. 


TOWNS, 


•25 


PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.-The  bonds  are  of  various  denomina- 
te; - 

INTEREST  Is  paid  at  the  Tremont  Bank  In  Boston  and  by  the  City 
Trt-.i-  .:.  -. 

TOTAL  DEBT.  SINKING  FUND,  ETC.-The  total   debt  of  Law 
•aneeonMay  1.  1806,  was$1.77-..».,     I'he  subjoined ttstemant shows 
the  total  debt,  the  slaking  tond  held  by  the  otty  again 
the  water  debt,  on  the  dates  named : 

J**.  1.1896. 

Total  debt  ilncl.  water  debt)  .  .91.814.460 
;  funds,  et.  ...      53O.715 


against  the  tame,  and 


Ja».  1.1895. 

91,788.834 

530,338 


Jan.  1.1894. 
81,533,666 

i-l.  .-- 


Net  debt  on  Jan.  1 fl 

Water  debt.  Included  above 


:._•-  1.748 
...,._•  ..„, 


$1 .258.496 


t  1.351 .678 
1,102,431 


CITY  PROPERTY.-The  elty  owns  property  valued  at  92.138,783. 
lni-ln  !!•..•  «i .:  :'-..79»  for  waterworks. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  etty*s  messed  valuation  and  tax 
tate  at  different  periods  have  been  as  follows,  assessment  being 
taken  at  ••  fair  market  value." 

AaeMttd  Valuation. .  Rate  of 


S8.214.698 
8.257.813 

M38.ni 

••- 


1896 920.609.929 

•6. 

804. 24.907375 

•IS,. 24.608.100 

M9 23,913.400 

Bo ... 

peo 

N.— (n  1895  population 


Total.       •er81,000 

934.SS4.223  919-60 

33.566.138  16-OO 

33,436.593  16-OO 

33.907,372  16-8O 

33,537.937  16-8O 

30,476.223  14-8O 

24.187,140  16-80 


POPU 
^•l; 


was  52,153;   ID  1890  It  • 


•  39,151  ;  In  1870  It  was  28.921. 


LEOMINSTER.— JAMES  A.  STOWELL.  Chairman 
of  S-lfi-tmen. 

I  Thlt  town  U  In  Worcester  Comity. 

LOANS- 
WATKK  woi 


WknDut. 
n  Wonu— 
!AJ*.$20,000  ..Sept.    1.1900 

-'  1 .0<X) 

,  MAX,     50.000  ...Vov.  1 
!  M-.  V     40.000... May  17. 100O 
25.000... JlUM     1.1- 


49,000  ..oet. 

I.. 


:.  :  •  _•> 


to.  MAN.  rr.ooo  ..xov.  1. 1003 

4  *4".     '    «   • 


.Dee.  1.  1901 


H  U  I 

J«J.    -  July  1.1918 

84380... 
DEBT— 

.„.,...,       -,;  •  ;.  ;-  ,; 


(ir-t«ii.  DBBT— (Con.)— 
6s.     JAJ.      98.000.  .Pept.1.  1898 


4i««.JAI).       5.000.. .Dee.  1.1901 

4a.t38.374. Various. 

Water  debt  9324.0OO 

FloaUBK  debt. 8O.550 

Hewer  d*bt  .      •.•:<..-,<>c) 

.      117. TIN) 

596,064 

MOO  •  -  • 


LOANS-                   VHen  Due. 
SCHOOLS — 
4s,  F<kA,  $1-J,OOO 1899 

(96,000  due  yearly.) 
4g,JdtJ.        30.000 19O1 

<$6,OOO  due  yearly.) 
4s,  AAO,  99.5OO 1901 

(91.9OO  due  yearly.) 
4s.  JAD,  931. 000 1902 

r$3,500  due  yearly.) 
4s.  FAA,  942.000. 19O2 

($7,000  due  yearly,  i 

4»,  AAO,  $150,000 1921 

4S.J&J,    200.000.... July  1.1926 
•Ji&.J&l).    20.000 19O4 

<$2.5OO  due  yearly.) 
4s,  MAN,835.OOO(reK.)May  6, 1906 

(*2.500  yearly.) 
SKWKRS— 
4s,  FAA.  910.OOO 1898 

i #5.oo»i  due  yearly.) 
4s,  AAO.  930.000 1902 

(95,000  due  yearly., 

4s,  AAO.  956.000. 1903 

4*.  AAO,    94.000 19O3 

4s,  JAJ,     10.800 1905 

(91.2OO  due  yearly.) 


LOANS-                   TA«n  Due- 
3i«s,  MAN,  iMO.OOO 19O4 

($5,000  due  yearly.) 
48,  F&A,  $»O,OOO An*.  7.  1905 

($10,000  due  yearly.) 
3=98,  MAN.  97,500 May  5,  19O6 

($7,5OO  due  yearly,  i 
STREETS— 
48,  F&A.  $20,800 19O4 

($2,600  due  yearly.) 
4s,  JAJ,  $67,500 1905 

($7,500  due  yearly.) 
3&A  MAN,  «7,500 1899 

!$-'. 500  due  vearly.) 
48,  MAN,$25,OOO(reK.)May  6.1906 

(92,500  due  yearly.) 
WATKR  WORKS — 
4s,  HAS,  930.OOO 1901 

($U,OOO  due  yearly.) 
4s,  JAD,  960.0OO 19O2 

($lo,ooo  due  yearly.^ 

I-.     M.vS.     875,000  1!U1 

4«.     MAN.  l.OOO.OOO 1!>20 

3>»8,FAA.         40.IKX) 1904 

(95.0OO  due  yearly.) 
4s,  FAA.  $70.000 Aug.  7.  1910 

(95.000  due  yearly.) 


TOTAL  DEBT.SINKING  FUNDS,  ETC.-The subjoine.! statement 
•  :,..i-  i...  :•.,..  -•  •  ..  t  ana  the  sinkoix  fond  bald  >y  the  elty  a(mln«1 
the  same,  and  the  water  debt,  on  each  of  the  dates  named. 


Ja».l.'97.  /an.1,'96 

Total  debt  (Incl.  water  debt)...  .93.820.340  93.68S.O3O 

dluklng  funds 3U1.279  580,032 

NVt.l-.iit   .                             ...93,439,061  93,107,998 

Water  debt  (Ineloded  above).... 91. 275.000  91.301.OOO 

Water  debt  a,  t.        do          ....    9196,691  $177.205 


.    ,. 
•8.638.180 

480,293 

93.147.827 

91.347,000 

$159,150 


CITY  PROPERTY.— The  city  owns  real  estate  and  personal  prop- 
erty valued  at  86.349,057  63. 

ASSESSED  VALUATIQN.-The  city's  assessed  valuation  (about 
actual  v»me)  and  tax  rate  in  dlflVrent  years  hare  been  as  follows : " 


Town  Hall  A  sen.  h.  debt 

Funds  held  In  tr 

Total  deot  Jan.  1, 1807. 

Tax  valuation,  real 

Tax  valuation,  purrgnal 

TeTl  valuation  6T 1806..6.140.*448 

Total  tax  <per81.000>.  92175 

Population  In  1009  was 

PuiMilattoo  la  1890  wan 7.269 

Population  In  188O  was 5.779 


•  u  payabUatthe  Builia  «afs  DsnoaM 

i;  oajthe  4  per  ee«t  rrarral  debt  loan  at  ' 


LEXINGTON.—  L.  A.  SAVII.I.B.  Clerk. 

Tht.  town  U  In  Middlesex  County. 
LOANS-  Wkat  Owe.    Trust  fund*.  6. 

i  locsa  XOTKS-  Bonded  debt  Jan!  1.  1897 

R.tM«M>  ......  18B7-1BOO  '  TM  val.atlssi.  resj..  .  .  . 

(96.000  due  yemrl>  ,  i  Tax  vaUwlkw.  prnoul 

.liWI 


......92.500:.      ......1800  I  fix  vacation  : 4^10^43 

N*  B<»M-  | imist  MtSM  ns  actual  value. 

...  $15-30 

was 3,407 

S.107 
ta  1880  was  2.460 


1897-191C 

lueveariy.. 
'.000.  g    JalTl 
tnarly.) 


953. '.135  960 
...      52.257.400 

1804. 52/W8.13O 

1890. 4A.316.150 


-Sutatd  TalumH* 

1  'i  .  •  p  •  '  i  . 

910,969  •-: 

:•..  -..•:...  u 
17,04  1  i.l'.'l 

- 


.. 
15.426,499 


Total. 
•90,001,94 
88,781  "i-1 
•  .-....-i.JU 
83358.811 
96,749,993 


Rale  of  TOM 


15-00 

!~>KI 
17io 
17-00 
15-7O 


POPULATION.  -In   l  •*•.•".  pojiulatlon  was 
77,696;  In  1885  It  was  :, 


84,359;  In  1890  It  was 


r    VMM         5  WALTER  L.  RAM8DEI.L.  Mayor. 
1_IININ. —  JIIAKI  I :  KM  1 1.  Treasurer. 

This  olty  Is  In  Essex  County.  I.ynn  p.iy«  to  the  utiiktug  fund  yearly 
an  amount  of  money  sufficient,  with  the  accumulations  ..r  Interest  on 
Ike  alnkinc  fond  investments,  to  pay  off  the  entire  debt  at  maturity. 


II  i  ,  .   !•    , 


LOANS- 
CUIKTHT  LAJTD— 
4s.  JsU.  925,000.  r. . .  .Jan.  1. 1903 

'  SB— 

i-.-lA-l. 

4m  J&J. 

4».  AAO.  10.OOO,  r....Apr    i 
6..U4J.      5.000.  r  .     J.n.  1.19O4 

r  BE  ArrAnATOi  LOAX— 
4S.JAJ.  911  i  <ily  1.1900 

MmioiPAL  UIAX— 

5s,  AAO,  97 


•8,000.  r ...  .July 
18.0OO.  r. ...  July  : 


LINCOLN.— CHAO.  S.  WHKUU,  Trwmm 

Tnto  is  a  town  •*  Mlddtaau  Cwotr 

LO* 


., 
4s,  JAJ, 
4s.  JAJ, 


;-- 


Total  valuation  !._ 


...91000 

-  hirtw..  1111 

087 
807 
INTEREST  Is  payable  at  Xstional  Buk  *f  Comavni  wealth.  Bo.  ton 


4m  JA  r      Jsn.  1.'  1003 

4s.  JAJ.     98.000 Jan.  1.1004 

..     60.0011  .1007 

PAKK  UIAB— . 

v 0. 912.000. r.  ..Oct.    I,  1002  I  4s.' AAO. 
4..  JAJ.  J.,,,     1.  1008 

..IK.1W.454     4*.  JAJ,     30.000.0  ..Jnly 


LOANS—  Wke»d>n. 

REwr.R  I>T>AM—  (Oon.)— 
4s.  JAJ.  935.000.  r.    July  1.  1911 
4s,  J*J,     2O.OOO,  r  ..Jan.  1. 
4s.  J4J.     90.000.  r.  .July  1.  1913 
4s.  J4J.     50,000.  r..  Jan.  1.1913 
4s.  ......    40.000.  r...        1916 

3%..  J-kJ.  10.000.  r.  .July  1,  1004 

HTKKKT  IVI-II'irKMKXT— 

4S.AAO.  930,000  .....  Apr.  1.10O8 
4s,  J*J.  50,000.  r..  Jan.  1,1003 
4S.AAO, 


«•*.          •WI*JWUIU     ..rfHIJ      1,     llfll* 

value.     4s.  AAO.      6,ooo.r     Oct.    i 

•     u,  LAO,    99400.1       \pr     :       .  •• 


PopotoUoalB  l»90ws. 
I  Population  In  I  «*0wa* 


,  .. .     . 

4*.  AAO. 


I'.. I  li-K  M 

4*,J*J,94e%OOO.r....Jnly  1 
4«.J*J.      H.ooo.r  ...July 


)NGMEADO\V.— Wn.  F.  KUKK^.N.  Trw. 

^^VWn  Is  tn  Hampilen  County. 

WtmDm, 

•':    •  J«:».i«» 


«  May.  1*6 ... 


n««eld. 


Tax  TBlnnthn.  per~mal 
Toul  vnlontion  1WK.. . . 


about  »j  actual  value. 

'rfl.OOm  9»-20 

Popalattaat  m  18*6  was 610 

'    1880  ws.: 


OWELL     >WI  !;TNET.  Mayor. 

V-»WE.LL  TTWuirar. 

n^i>r  sttn  MKalsssx  Cosatty. 

L0»-. 


. 
•«T»arly.» 

i    ; 


srly.l 


:-  ... 
.1004 


Qi 


UOOdns)  yearly.  i 
MOtee 


. 
00  dn*  ye 


*. 
ly  , 
. 


...IB 


1908 

...,., 

• 
1001 

1B01 

..1001 


*n»  yearly.) 
S  . 

due  yearly.) 

-00 

loe  yesrly.i 


4s,  J 

4s.  jAb.  985.400 '. 

(912.900  do.  yearly.) 

3^s.  JAD.  940^00 1004 

— '.100  doe 


1008 

1903 


3SS.AAO/I 

(910.0 

4..MAN48I 


00  due  yearly.) 
O.9HO.000  ............  1004 

0.000  dne  yearly. 


4s,JAO,  93.900. r  ...Jaar  1.1  a»7 
4s.  MAfl.  9,000. r.... Sept.  1,1808 

i.  LAO,  U  ...'.  r  V,  •  :  1888 
i-  w".  I..-..T  v,,r  :.  1800 
4s,  AAO,  30.00,  i.  iQoo 

la,  LAO,  -.-....,  r  v,  -  -  ;•.,,: 
4s.  AAO.  30JOOO.  r 
4s,  AAO.  20^00,  r  .  Apr  1.1003 
i-.  JAJ.  18.000.  r  ...Jaly  1.1003 
.n.  1,1008 
...Jaly  1.1903 
...Jan.  1.1004 
...Oct.  1.  1904 
...Apr.  1.1009 
...Oct.  1.  r>l<> 


.  .. 

4s.  JAJ.  6,000,  r 
4s.  JAJ.  10.AOO.  r 
4s,  JAJ.  :• 

4..-AAO,  rtOSUr 
4./AAO.  90.000.  r 


4s.-AAO.140.000.cAr.Apr   1,  lull 

Hr.wtH  I... 

4».  MAN.9--  N'.ir.  1.1««7 

4«.  JAJ,     lo.ooo,  r..  Jan.  1 
4.,  JAJ,     25.000.  r..  Jan.  1,  1004 
vJ,    SOXMO.r... July  1.1004 
4.,  MAfl.    25.000.  r...»«<-pt.l.  19O5 
4s,   JAJ.  100.000.  r... July  1.  1906 
4s,  MAX.    20.000.  r... Xor.  1,1006 
4s.  MAfl.    10.00.. 
4«,  MAN,   10.000,  r... Nov.  1,  19O7 
*'•  r*4-    ?9.«99.'     Aug.  1, 1008 


AUK.  1. 

-.  ,-•  i. 


..,.,. 


4s.  MA*. 

4s,  MAN.  10.000.  r..  .NoV  \.  10O8 
4s,  JAJ.  10,000.  r...Jan.  1.1000 
4«.*AAO.  100.000.  r...  Apr.  1,  19O0 
4s.  JAJ.  85.OOO.  r... July  1.  1910 

'-    ; 

lO.OOO.  r.  Jsn.  1,  l!Ml 


AAO, 
4*.    JAJ, 


3U>  rAA  87O21O 

PrBLIc  Bi-iLiTiVos- 
4.   MAft  912,000..  .  1809 

(f4.00o'«iM  yrarly.V 
3  Its,  AAO.  96.600  .............  19O4 

"OdB«  rearly.i 
4«.MA«.8  1  ».000(  re».  )  Sept.  1  B.  1  »H6 


Nor    It.  I'.KHi     •»»•  A*O.    50.000.  r... Apr.  1.  1911 


'  .  "i 


5.000,  r..  Oct.  1,1008 
30.000.  r  .Jan.  1.  1HO4 
39,000,  r.  .Jan.  1,1004 
...1907 
4S.-AA 

29.000.  r.. Oct.  1.1021 

i..  AA<>. 994.000.  ...Apr.  1.  1008 

WATKK  LOAN — 

9s.  JAJ.  990.000,  e.. Jan.  1,1800 
9s.  JAJ.  90,000.  e.. Jan.  1.19OO 
5s.  JAJ.  90.000,  e  .Jan.  1.  19O1 
9s.  JAJ.  200.000.oArJau.  1, 1006 
4s,  AAO.  10.000.  r..  Apr.  1, 1000 
4s.  MA8,  8.000,  r  .Mar.  1,  1008 
4s.  JAJ,  190,000..-4rJan.  1,  19O5 
4s,  MAN,  30.000.  r  .Nor.  1.  1913 
4s.  MA8,  90.000.  r..Mar.  1,  1914 
4S.JAD.  2<MNN..r  IIM.  1,  1014 
4s,  MAfl,  lO.OOO,  r..Bept.  1, 1916 
4s,  AAO,  9.OO" 
4s.  JAJ,  7..MX).  r. July  1.  1917 
4s.  FAA.  5.OOO.  r  .AUK.  1.  I'.'IT 
4s.  AAO,  2.000.  r  •  •-•!  1.1917 
4S.MAN.  6.5OO,  r..Nov  1,  1917 
4s,  AAO,  15.0OO.  r..Apr.  1,  1918 
4s.  JAD.  10.000.  r.  June  1. 19-- 
4s,  JAJ.  85,000,  c*r. July 
4s.  AAO.  100.000, r*r  Apr. 
4s,  JAJ,  75.OOO,  r.. July 
4s,  JAJ.  35.000,  r.. Jan.  li  1020 
4s,  AAO,  190.000,  r  Apr.  1,  1I«2O 
4  •.  AAO.  90.000,  r..  Apr.  1,  1021 
4*.  AAO.  25.000.  r.. Oct.  1,  1921 
4*.  JAJ.  .MI.IHMI.  r..Jan.  1.  1922 
4s,  JAJ.  2:>.iMM>.  r  .July  1,  1022 
4s.  AAO.  40.000.  r. .  Apr.  1.  1023 
4..  JAJ,  165,000...  July  1,  1929 

•l«. 90.000 1026 

3HS.MAN.  7.300,  r.. May  1.  19O4 
3*1,  MAN,  31.000,  r  N....  I.  1  ill  3 
3V.JAH.  6.000.  r.. Dee.  1.1915 
3>«s,  MAN,  71.500.  r.  .May  1,  10O5 
3V.  JAD,  5.000,  r..D«o.  1,1009 
34S.AAO,  2.000.  r.. Apr.  1.1916 
3>«s,  MAN,  24.500.  r.  May  1, 1016 
3V.  JAD.  3.500.  r.. June  1,  1917 

H*,  FAA,     6.500,  r.  .Feb.  1, 1917 
Ml-,  i  i  i  IM  ..i  -    COM.. 
4s,  Vsr.,   939,800,  r..  1902  to  19O4 

(d  coupon,  (r)  reclstored. 

•The  loans  marked  thu«  (•)  In  the  ahorn  table  are  authorized  by 
•  s^clsl  acts  of  Lefllslatnre  In  excetw  of  the  city'*  leral  debt  limit  The 
tula]  BBiount  of  outstanding  Nindu  thus  nutlmrlxed  U  $5OO,OOO. 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BON DS.-The bond*  are  9SOO  to  92.900  each. 

INTEREST-WHERE  PAYABLE.-Coupons  are  payable  at  th« 
Bank  of  the  Republic,  Boston,  or  at  the  City  Treasurer's  ofncc,  Lynn: 
, -ther  Interest  Is  payable  by  City  Treasurer  only. 


1.   l-'M 

.i.  i0ii 
i.  LOIS 

1.  1*18 
1,1019 


STATE 


CITY 


Vol.  LXIV 


TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.-The  total  debt  on  May  1,  1896,  was  $J,9>3,- 
350.  Tim  luMolBed  miiu-nifiit  show*  Lynn's  total  municipal  debt,  the 
sinking  fund  Uelil  by  the  city  against  the  same,  the  water  debt,  and  the 
city's  floating  debt,  on  eaob  of  the  dates  Indicated. 

Jan.  1.  '96.       Dee.,  1894.     Jfaj/ 10, '93. 

Funded  debt  (exol.  of  water). .  .$2,095,800       $2,070,700       SU-™3-00^ 
Sinking  funds 514,327  486,056  430,199 

Net  debt  .  ...81,581,473  fl,590,644  f  1,362,801 

W»terdebt  (additional) $1,780,300  $1.020,300  $1,62< t.S £0 

Flouting  debt  (ndditlonal) $331,000  $500,OOO 

Total  net  muulclpal  debt $3,096,038  

The  funded  debt  as  Riven  above  for  1896  Includes  loans  to  the  amount 
of  *5OO.OOO  In  excess  of  debt  limit  and  Issued  under  authority  of 
spec-ial  ante  of  Legislature. 

CITY  PROPERTY  AND  WATER  WORKS.-The  city  property 
consisting  of  real  ctttnte,  school  buildings  and  public  parka,  amoiMts 
to  $1,622,625.  Total  cost  of  water  works  to  Jan.  1, 1895,  $2,107,290. 

REST' LIMITATION.— See  general  remarks  and  laws  cited  under 
i  head  In  connection  with  the  details  of  the  debt  and  finances  ot  the 
state  c,r  Ma-.a<-hiiM-tl*  ""  pa«<'  !*•     It  will  be  noted  there  that  since 
Jan.  1,  1889,  the  general  debt  limitation  of  Lynn  has  been  2H>  per  cent. 

An  exception  to  this  limitation  is  found  In  the  Supplement  to  the 
Public  Statutes,  Laws  of  1H88,  Chapter  229,  In  an  act  entitled  "An  act 
"  to  enable  the  city  of  Lynn  for  the  purpose  of  providing  a  now  High 
"  School  building."  The  amount  authorized  is  $150,000  for  the  land 
and  building  beyond  the  limit  of  indebtedness  fixed  by  law. 

Another  exception  Is  found  In  Chapter  172,  Laws  of  1887,  which 
authorizes  (in  addition  to  amount  authorized  by  act  of  1887,  Chapter 
84)  not  exceeding  $100,000  for  drains  and  sewers. 

Another  exception  Is  found  in  the  Laws  of  1890,  Chapter  258,  which 
authorizes  an  additional  $100,000  for  High  School  building. 

Still  another  exception  is  found  in  Laws  of  1890,  Chapter  203,  which 
authorizes  $150,000  for  street  Improvements. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— Assessed  valuation  and  tax  rate,  real 
estate  being  taken  "  at  about  three-fourth  cash  value,"  have  been : 

-Assessed  Valuation .  Rate  of  Tax 


Teari—  Real  Personal 

1896 $40,453.141  $10,288,605 

1895 10,441,874  39,256.182 

1894 38,438,097  11,015,574 

1893 37,373.667  12,585,642 

1890 ,  29,390,332  11,340,046 

IHSII  ...  17,913,543  5,470,192 

1870 14,277,212  6,649,903 


Total,     per  $1,000. 
$50,741,746       $17-40 


49,698,056 
49,453,671 
49,969,309 
40,730,378 
23,383,735 
20,927,115 


17-20 
17-20 
16-20 
15-OO 
17-60 
17-20 


POPULATION.-In  1895,  62,355;  in  1890,  55,727;  In  1880,  33,274; 
In  1870,  28,233. 

iv/r  A  T   TITT'NT        )  JOHN  E.  FARNHAM,  Mayor. 
lVlAJ_,iJliJN. —  \  HENRY  A.  WILDER,  Auditor. 

This  city  is  In  Middlesex  County,  and  was  Incorporated  Jan.  2, 1882 

LOANS-  When  Due. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

BRICK  SIDEWALKS — 
4s,  MAS,    $6,OOO. . .  .Mar.  15, 1897 
($1,000  <lue  yearly)to  Mar.  15, 1902 

4s,  MAS,    $8,OOO Mar.15, 1897 

($t,OOO  due  yearly  to  Mar.  15, 1904 
4s,  J&D,  $7,200. . . .  June.'97  to  '05 

(f 800  due  yearly). 
4s,  J&J,    $10.OOO....  July  1,  1897 
($1.0OO  due  yearly)  to  July  1, 1906 

FIRE  DEPARTMENT— 

4s,  M&N,    $4,OOO May  1. '897 

($1,OOO  due  yearly)  to  May  1, 1900 

4s,  M&N,    $2,1OO Nov.1,1897 

($300  due  yearly)  to  Nov.  1,  1903 

4s,  A&O,  $11,4OO Apr.  1,  1897 

l$«00  due  yearly)  to  Apr.  1.1915 

4s,  J&D,    $2,000 June  1,  1897 

($1.0(iO  due  yearly)to  June  1,  1»98 

PUBLIC  HEALTH  NOTES— 
4s, J&D,$1,5OO June  20,1897 

PUBLIC  PARKS — 

4s,  J&J,  $80,OOO July  3, 1944 

•is 10,(KK) 1945 

SCHOOL  HOUSE  LOANS — 

4s,  MAN,    6,400 May  15,1897 

($l,tiOOdue  yearly)  to  May  15,1900 
4s,  MAN,     $7,2OO Nov.1,1897 


SCHOOL  HOUSE  LOANS— (Con.) — 
4s,  J&D,  $35,150.... June  1,  1897 
($1,850  due  yearly)  to  June  1, 1915 

4s,  J&J,       $4,000 July  1,  1897 

($-2.0OO  due  yearly)  to  July  1. 1898 

SEWERAGE — 

4s,  M&N, $50,000 May  2, 1922 

4s,  M&N,  100,000 May  2,  1923 

4s,  M&N,  200,000 May  2,  1924 

4s,  M&N,  150,000 May  2,1925 

4s 100,000 1926 

STREET  LOANS— 

4s,  A&O,  $10,500 Apr.  1, 1897 

($3,500  due  yearly)  to  Apr.  1, 1899 

4s,  M&N.$8,000 Mar.15,  1897 

($1,000  due  yearly)  to  Mar.15, 1904 

4s.  M&N.    $6,000 Nov.  2, 1897 

($1,200  due  yearly)  to  Nov.  2. 1901 

4s,  J&J,      $1,000 July  1,1897 

4s,  J&D.    18,000 June  1,  1897 

i$'2,OOO  due  yearly)  to  June  1, 19O5 

48.J&D,     $2,000 Dec.  2,  1898 

($1.000  due  yearly)  to  Deo.  2,  1899 

4s,  J&J,  $20000 July  1,  1897 

($2,000  due  yearly)  to  July  ],  1906 

4s.  J&J,      $5.000 July  1,1897 

($1.0OO  due  jearly)  to  July  1, 1901 


($1,800  due  yearly)  to  Nov.  1, 1900  I  4s.  J&.I,     $5.000".'. ..  July  1,'  1 897 

4s,  J&J.  $30.000 July  15,1897    ($1,000  due  yearly)  to  July  1   laOl 

($5,000  due  y'rly)  to  July  15,1902 
4s,  M&S,$500 Sept.l,  1897 

—  4s,j&j; 

4s,  J&J, 
4s,  J&J, 
4s,  J&J, 
4s,  J&J, 
4s,  J&J, 
4s,  J&J, 
48.  J&J, 


4s,  J&D,  $1,500 June  1, 1897 

4s,  A&O,  $12,OOO Apr.  1,  1897 

($4,OOO  due  yearly)  to  Apr.  1,  1899 
3%a,  M&S,  $33,OOO.  Mar.  1,  1897 
($5,500  due  y'rly)  to  Mar.  1, 1902 
4s,  M.*N,  $90.0OO....Nov.  1.  1897 
($5.OO<)  due  yearly)  to  Nov.  1. 1914 
4».  J&J,  $33,250.... July  1.  1S97 
($1,750  due  yearly)  to  July  1,  1915  i 


WATER  CONSTRUCTION— 

4s,  J&J,    $15,000 Jan.  1,1901 

10,000 July  1,1901 

95,000 July  1,1907 

100,000 July  1, 1908 

120,000 July  1, 1910 

30,000 July  1,1912 

68.00O July  1,1913 

42,000 Jan.  1,1914 

10.000 Jan.  1915 

19,000 1916 


fo™1,'       *6'30<>----Jury  li  1897  I  4i,' j&j,       15,000 July  1,  1916 

($700  due  yearly)  to  July  1. 1905  I  3138,  J&J,  25,000 July  1, 1905 

gjjNTEREST  Is  payable  at  the  National  Bank  of  Redemption  of 
.TOTALPEBT,  JINKING  FUNDS,  ETC.-The  subjoined  statement 


Net  debt $1 .495,884 

Water  debt  (incl'd) .    $549,000 
Water  sinking  fund.      $77,330 


$1.404,019 
$580,000 
$95,677 


$1,123,830       $878,599 
$585,000       $558  000 
,  $69,262          $55,890 

CITY  PROPERTY.—  The  city  owns  property  valued  at  $1  354  959 
not  including  the  water  works,  which  coat  $977;oi3.  *i,ao4,ao», 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.-Valuation  and  tax  rate  have  been  as 
foUows.   the  real   estate   being  assessed  at  about  three-fourth™  its 

Assessed  Valuation 


Years—  Real. 

1896 $21,299.200 

1898 20,475,500 

1894 19,663,700 

1893 18,839,850 

1892 17,867,850 

1891 16,541,750 

1890 15,167,000 

1887 12,377,6r>0 

1882 9,138,250 


Personal 
$2,500,360 


Tnlnl 
$23  7 


2,499,846 
2,290,120 
2,185,530 
2,090,475 
2,026,230 
1,864,809 


22,124,976 
21,339,696 
20,157,970 
18,727,280 
17,257,475 
14,403,880 
11,003,059 


Sate  of  Tax 
per  $1,000 
$16-OO 
15-70 
15-70 
15-00 
15-50 
15-00 
15-10 
14-50 


MANCHESTER.— EDWIX  P.  STANLEY,  Treas. 


This  town  Is  in  Essex  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

TOWN  BONDS — 
F*A,$19,65O Aug.  1,  1897 

WATER  BONDS — 
4s,  M&N,  $!20,OOO.Nov.  1,'97  to  '16 

($6,OCO  due  yearly.) 
Bonded  debt,  Feb.  1,  '97   $139,650 


Tax  valuation,  real $3,508,057 

Tax  valuation,  personal  3,804,188 
Total  valuation,  1896...  7,312,24!V 
Tax  rate  (per  $1.000)...  $8  jo 

Assessment  is  about  actual  value. 
Population  in  1890  was 1,87ft 


$1,500.... April  1,  1897 

2,000 Oct.  1.  IMI7 

WATER  BONDS — 

4s,  M&N,  $66,50O...Nov.  1,  '97-'18 
26,500  ..May  1,  'S17-'1» 


MARBLEHEAD.— WILLIAM  GILLET,  Ti-eas. 

This  town  is  in  Essex  County. 
LOANS—  When  Dut.       TOWN  NOTES— (Con.) 

ELECTRIC-LIGHT  BONDS—  4s,  A&O, 

4s.  J&J,  $50,000 July  1, 1924    4s,  A&O. 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 
4s,  A&O,    $47,OOO 1897-1907 

($5,000  due  yearly  on  Oct.  1.) 

TOWN  NOTES — 

4s,  J&D.  $8,000 June  1,  1897 

($2,000due  yearly)  to  June  3 ,  1900 
4s,  M&N,  $8,000 1897  to  1900 

($2,OOO  due  yearly  on  May  24.)      | 

INTEREST  on  the  electric-light  and  water-works  bonds  is  payable 
at  Boston;  on  the  refunding  bonds  at  Boston  and  Marblehead;  <>u 
town  notes  at  Marblehead. 

BONDED  DEBT  on  February  24, 1897,  was  $318,500;  water  debt 
(included),  $221,500;  floating  debt,  $19,500;  total  debt,  $338,000-, 
sinking  fund,  $2,000. 

TAX  VALUATION  (about  the  same  as  actual  value)  and  tax  rate 
have  been  as  follows : 

Assessed  Valuation 


|  4s,  M&N, 
4s,  J&J, 
4s,  J&J, 
4s,  J&D, 


29,500.  Jan.  1, '98  to '20 
59,000. July  1,'97  to  "Jl 
40,000. Dec.  1/971"  "21 


Tears—  Real.  Personal.             Total. 

1896  ..               .  $1,735,600  $800,068  $5,535,668 

1895...  4,642,200  823,905            5,466,105 

1894...  4,599.650  868,480  5,468,130 

1891 4,213,800  832,032  5,045,832 


Rate  of  Tax 
per  $1,OOO 
$20-20 
17-70 
17-90 
21-40 


POPULATION  in  1895  was  7,664;  in  1890  was  8,202. 

5  C.  L.  BARTLETT,  Mayor, 
.  —  \G.  S.  HASKELL,  Auditor. 
This  place  is  in  Middlesex  County;  Incorporated  as  a  city  on  January 
1,  1891. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

CITY  NOTES— 

4s,  A&O,  $10,000 Oct.  1,  1897 

($2,000  due  yearly)  to  Oct.  1, 1901 

TOWN  NOTES — 
4i28,  A&O,  $20,000.  Apr.      1,1899 

GENERAL  LOAN— A&B&D— 

4s,  J&D,  $50,000 June  1,1915 

4s,  M&S,    15,000 Sept.  1,  1905 

48.M&N.     6.000 May  1,  1901 

SEWER  BONDS  1891— 
4s,A&0,$125,OOO....Apr.   1,1911 
4a,  J&J,    100,000. ... July  1, 1911 
48.M&S,      22,000.... Sept.  1,1914 

WATER  BONDS — 

4e,  J&J,  $50,000 July  1,  1900 

4s,  M&N,  20,000 May   1,  1904 

4s,  M&S,    125,000. ...Sept.  1,  1912 
4s,  M&S.    75.0OO Sept.  1,  1913 


WATER  BONDS—  Continued— 
4s,  M&8,  $30,000  .....  Sept.  1,  1921 

4s.  F&A,  150,000  .....  Aug.  1,1922 

4s,  M&S,    70,000  .....  Sept.  1,1924 

•I  •<.  .I.V.I.      18.0OO  .....  July  1.  1926 

Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1897..  $898,456 
Sinking  funds  ............    182,451 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1897...    716,005 
Water  debt  (included)  .  .  .    538,000 
Tax  valuation,  real  ......  7,666,091 

Tax  valuation,  personal..  1,203  191 
Total  valuation  1896  ____  8,869,282 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  ...       $18-30 
Total  valuation  1894  ...8,310,714 
Assessment  la  7-10  actual  value. 
Population  in  1895  was  ____  14,980 

Population  in  1890  was  ____  13,805 

Population  in  1870  was  ____   8,474 


INTEREST  on  the  bonds  is  payable  at  the  Winthrop  National  Bank 
Boston,  Mass. 

WATERWORKS  are  self-supporting  with  no  charse  for  flre  or  street 
service.  The  value  of  the  water  works  and  other  property  owned  by 
Marlborough  Is  about  $869.810. 


MARSHFIELD.— GEO.  H.  WEATHERBEE,  Treas. 

This  town  Is  in  Plymouth  County.    Bonds  are  tax  exempt. 


When  Due. 


Tax  valuation,  real $1,163,030 

Tax  valuation,  personal  155,095 
Total  valuation  1896...  1,316.125 
Tax  rate  (per  $1,000). . .  $16-00 
Assess'!  is  about  actual  value. 

Population  in  1895  was 1,762 

Population  in  1890  was 1,713 

INTEREST  Is  payable  by  the  Cambridge  Saviugs  Bank. 


LOANS- 
RAILROADS,  &c.— 

4s,  F&A,  $55,000... .Feb.  12,1901 

Total  debt  Jan.,  1897 $55,000 

Sinking  fund 19,325 

Net  debt  Jan.,  1897 S5,675 


MAYNARD.— W.  H.  GUTTERIDGE,  Treasurer. 

This  town  la  in  Middlesex  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

WATER  BONDS. 

4s,  J&J,  $125,000.... Jan.  1,  1919 
Interest  is  payable  in  Boaton. 
Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1897....  $129,350 
Tax  valuation,  real 1,502,291 


Tax  valuation,  peraonal.  $657,874 
Total  valuation  1896..  ..2,160,16.r> 
Total  valuation  1891. .  . .  2  " 
Tot. tax  (per  $1,OOO)  1896 
Population  1895  was.  .. 
Population  18  JO  was.  .. 


3.09C 


J  L.  H.  LOVERING,  Mayor. 
• —  <  PARKER  R.  LITCHFIELD,  Treasurer. 
Medford  is  in  Middlesex  County. 


LOANS—  . — Interest. — . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.  Ct.  Payable. 

Play-ground  bonds 1894    4       J&J 

do  do    1894    4 

Public  building  bonds.  1893    4 
do  do     .1894 


-Principal, 


When  Due.     Outstand't 


Sewer  bonds 1894    4 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


.1894 
.1894 
.1894 
.1894 


.1894 
.1895 


.1894 
.1896 


Waterworks 1890. c    4 


do 
do 

do 
do 
do 
do 

do 

do 


.1890.0  4 
1894..  4 


1894.. 

1894.. 

1894.. 

1895.. 

...1895.. 
1896.. 


Unfunded  debt.. 189O-1-2  4  3'4&4   

Permanent  debt 6          

Perpetual  care  fund 


July  1,  1904  $7,00( 

Dec.  1,  1914  14,00( 

July  1,  1913  45,00< 

Nov.  1,  1914  56,00( 

July  1,  1905  2<',00i 

Oct.    1,   1905  10,00( 

July  1,  1906  12.0W 

Oct.    1,  1906  10,00( 

July  1,   1907  12.00( 

July  1,  1915  10,00( 

Oct.    1,   1915  10.0CM 

F&A    Aug.  1, '16  to '23          

J&J       July  1,  1924  10,00( 

Oct.    1.  1924  10,001 

1926-1927  61,00* 

July  1,   1900  75,001 

July  1,  1910  125,001 

July  1, '99  to '16  T'2,00( 
($4,000  due  yearly.) 
Oct.    1,  1914 

Oct.    1,  1919  '25,00 

Dec.    1,   1922  45,00 

Jan.  1, '17  to '23  2»,<>u 
($4,000  yearly.) 

&   J     July  1, '16  to '23  63,00 

1923  '26,00; 

1896-1898  68,00 

Perpetual  14,IH> 

Perpetual  15,47 


J&D 
J&J 
M&N 
J&J 
A&O 
J&J 
A&O 
J&J 
J&J 
A&O 


A&O 

j"&"j 
J&J 
J&J 

A&O 
A&O 
J&D 
J&J 


pril,  1897. 


M/*SS/tCTtU8£TT8-CITi£S 


TOWNS, 


frets  to  al*o  a  fund  known  M  the  Bradbury  Fund,  amounting  to 
Thn  U  Invested  In  tbe  Medford  Savings  Bank  and  la  not 
leaded  in  wtimstlnc  the  city'*  Indebtedness. 
MEREST  on  bends  ls  paid  at  the  Howard  National  Bank  of  Bo«- 

L    All  DOM»  and  Interest  oa are  paid  by  City  Treasury. 

rOTAL  DEBT,  ETC. -The  clty'n  total  Uebt  on  Mar  1.1896,  was 
Jio.t«3.  On  March  1.  1*9*.  the  total  debt  was  *43O.392:  (Inking 
as*.  *5O,OOO;  net  debt,  •34O.592.  The  water  debt  (Included)  was 

BUM 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  and  tax  rate  hare  been  a*  followt. 
•fertyto  assessed  at  about  market  value. 


Meal. 

•  15,403.630 

'7.4OO 

12,993.000 


Valuation. 


l-monal. 
•&315.4V) 

_._.-,    ,,„, 

•  ......  i.., 

2,723.000 


.  Rale  of  Tarn 

Total.      per  •l.OOO. 
•  17.719.100        913-60 
16.979 .3OO  13-00 


8.525.100  1.--1  I-,. 

)PULATION.-In  180A  population  wi 
?».  In  1880  It  was  7,573;  to  1870  It  wa. 


1.V.H9.35O 

14.904.375 

11.241.O8O 

1,.  MM  269 
I  14.480;  la  189O  It  we* 
.'..TIT. 


:  i  -i> 
15-80 

i  ;  M 

i  i  .... 


[ELROSE.—  GEOROB  NEWHALL.  Treasurer. 

IhU  town  U  In  Middlesex  Couty. 


LOANS-  men  Du*. 

•BWKB  BO»De— 

•        "«....  June  1.  1924 

AI).    »i.iM«i  ...Jane  1.  1925 

Boine— 
,FAA.  •  100.000..  Feb.  24.  1916 

™»ewBl>— 
LMAfl.  843.000  .............  19U 

ATKB  W<>««»— 

•  17.000  .............  1920 

37.000  .....  .HOT.  1.1903 

50.000  .....  Mar  1.1907 

50,000  .....  1896*01900 

$10.000  doe  yearly.  ) 
,M.*V.  923.000  .............  1912 

(•M.     37.OOO  .............  1013 

50.000  .............  19181 

INTEREST  U  payable  In  Everett,  MalroeeaBdBoetoB, 

[ETHUEN.—  JOSEPH  S.  HOWE,  Town  Clerk. 
I  Hathae*  to  to  Baatx  Cesmty. 


Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1890.  •007.010 

Total  mm 99,107 

Set  debt  Jan.  1.  1*96....  5O8.518 
Water  debt.  Included... .  239.000 
Total  ralue  townprop-ty.  364.939 
Tax  valued**  1996....  1 1.434.163 
Total  tax  (per  1.000)...  ..> 

Tax  valuation,  real 9.386.775 

Tax  vataattoB.  personal.  538,098 
Total  TBlaaUeB_l 894.... 9.924.873 

Total  but  (per  •!  .000) 914-20 

Population  IB  1890  was 8.519 

Population  IB  I860  was 4,560 

PopolatioBtBl895was  ...  11.966 


LOANS- 


..... 


Want  On*. 

Marl,  1924 
904  1924 


MAX.  tjOM 
MAX.  .V  VX> 
MAN. 

6.000 
JAJ.      9.00O 


On  deeaand. 

f.      1,  19O3 
.atar  t*.  189*) 

.JOB*    1.1899 

Uy.*u.  Itfuu 

July  IV  1901 

July  1.  1906 


debt  Apr.  1.  -97. 


Ketdefct  Apr.  1.1897. 
ralnatioB.  real ... 


Tax 
Taxn 


.  •173.OOO 
46.7^ 
Ml  red 
«.noo 
913.750 
t.7<9.S70 
910468 
9.64O  t*8 


Total  valuation  1996.. 

"  actual  value. 
..918-00 
.,.5.990 

biiiM.*r:::ttg 

EREST  on  the  bond*  Is  payable  at  tbe  Xational  Bank  of  Be- 
at. Boetoa;  oa  tbe  tews  note*,  at  the Trees-Brer's  efltoe. 


Total  tax  (per  t 
Population  In  t 


HDDLEBOROUGH.-TM.  tow.  i.  t. 

Bty.    Tbe  town  of  Mfcidlebon>e«k  end  the  Plre  District  of  MUdlo- 


8? 


•  .eVOV-MW KOT.       . 

aua  yearly)  l»Xov.  1,1911 

4a.  MAX. •90.000  ...  Xor.  1.  19IH 
(•3.000  due  yearly)  to  Xov.  1.  1991 

WATB*  H..II-  <tt«s  DIHTK 
4s.  MAW.  •99,000  .  .1895  to  1923 
iBMgMJ^MlMM'M  9av.  Bank. 


DEBT,  Erc.-Total  debt  of  It*  town  Hank.  1*97.  w«. 
^DIagte<_o.iJaa.J.  IMS.  owed  •W.OOO  oa  aeao«M  of  water 


)DLESEX    C O. -Co.  saatoareUtw.il  and  OBsabrldce. 
•*»»  DM*.    Total  debt  llaet  retmras)  94OO.OOO 
Tat  vslaiBSB  18*6      405.157  711 
.Dae.  1, 1*97    ' 
jrteD» 
9 1907-1994 

..-  — 1897-1906 

I  yearly  *•  Dee.  l.t 


telMO 
la  UM 


... 
..  917430 


•Mai  la  payable  at 
bood*  by  the 


.—  <  i.iProBD  A.  Coo*,  TreMnrer. 

n*ln  WorontarCMntr.    Property  IB  Mllford  I* 


Au«.  10,  1*97 


1897 


1. 


nr.wf*.     I*    11WI 

to0ept.l4.1909 

'^0-M.  5, 1997 

i  ,.„•    -.    ••„,, 


Total  debt  Jaa.  1.1897..  r78.9OO 
T»t  valuation,  real  .....  4452.939 
Tax  r  alnatlOB.  penonai  .  1  .076^78 


Tax  r 


.   . 
......  3,429,317 


...... 

Total  tax  rparfl.  OOO)..  .         17-80 
Total  ralnattoB  18*2....  4,953.108 

PepaUMaa  in  1897  (eat.)      10.5OO 
PopoJaUen  U  t99O  waa  .....   8.780 


'..  ••    . 


>  payable  at  tbe  Xattonal  Ride  A 
the  JiallBl  debt  at  tbe  Mllford 


JURY.-W, 

:  Jan.  1.  1197... 


<:.  ,.,--. 

rale  (per  tl.oooi 92O3O 

189S  wai 


MONT  AGUE. -ThU  town  I*  In  Franklin  County.  All  the 
loans  are  exempt  from  tax  atiou.  The  Turners  Palls  Fire  Ulatrict  Is  a 
part  of  the  town,  but  has  a  separate  debt  of  •90,000  for  water  pur- 
pose*. Bee  Turners  Falls.  The  to-vu  debt  Is  as  follow : 


When  Due. 


Tax  valuation,  real •2,877,225 

Tux  valuation,  personal.    770.5H8 

Total  valuation  1896 3,647.323 

Asaeasmeut  about  *a  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per •l.OOO)..  13-50 

Population  In  1895  was 6.054 

Population  In  1890  was 6,296 


LOANS- 
SKWER  BONUS — 
4».  J AD.  $50.000 June  1 .  1905 

TOWW  MOTKB— 

Bonded  debt  (last  returns)  •5O.OOO 

Total  debt 50.0OO 

Aaaet*  . .  2.358 

Net  debt  May  1. 1896 50.00O 

INTEREST  on  the  sewer  bonds  Is  payable  at  the  National  Bank  o ' 
the  Commonwealth.  Boston.  Mas*. 


N  ATICK.. — This  town  1s  In  Middlesex  County. 


LOANS-  W*e«»  Due. 

SBWBB  BONDS- 
IS,  JAJ.  •  17.0OO....Jnly  15. 1926 
Total  debt  May  1. 1896    •347.H25 


Tax  valuation  1896....  95,617,085 

Total  tax  per  $1,OOO #18-40 

Population  In  1895  wa* 8,909 

Population  In  1890  was 9.118 


NEEDHAM.— Thutown 


LOANS- 
WATKR  DBB. 

2>*s  to  4s.9l4O.OOO Variousi 

Issued  In  anticipation  of  taxes. 


. 
Total  debt  Nov..  1896         •I4O.OOO  I 

Tax  valuation,  real. 3,683.909 

Tax  valuation,  personal     295.1O7  I 


Is  In  Norfolk  County. 

When  Due.  \  Total  valuation  1896.. .92,978.316 
Assessment  about  •»  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  •l.OOO) 912-IH) 

Population  In  1*493  was 3,511 

Population  In  189Owas 3,035 

Population  In  188Owas 5,232 


NEW 

This  dty  Is  In  Bristol  County. 

LOANS—  »*••»  •"*• 

Crrr  iMrBorxBirr  (rag.  A  eon  )— 
6s,  AAO,  9120,000  ...Oct.  1. 1897 
(•10.000  due  yea»lv)tV. 
6s,     AAO.    12.000  . .  .Oct.  1, 1909 
6s.     AAO.    28,000...' 
4*.     AAO.  M>r.  1.1898 

4s.     AAO.    02.000. ..  Apr.  1.  1899 
4s.     AAO.    25.000      Apr.  1.  1900 
4s.     AAO,    73.000.. . Apr.  1.  1901 
4s.     AAO.    50.000  ..Apr.  1.1902 
4*4.  AAO.  162.0001..  Apr.  1 
4*7  AAO.    89.000... Apr.  1.1904 
4s.c..AAO.   34.000..  Apr.  1.  19O5 
4*4.  MAO.  172.000*. Mar.  1 
34-s.AAO.    35.000  ..Ai*r    1 

PARK  Boxu*  ireg.i  — 
4s.  AAO. 61 00.000  ...Apr.  1, 1942 
8BWEB  BOMM  (ref.)— 

5.000.... Oct.  1.1908 
..Apr.  1. 1909 
Aat   i.  :  110 


j CHA8.  8.  A8HLF.Y.  Mayor. 

—  {JAB.  H.  HATHAWAY,  Treaa'r. 


4*1  AAO;  4*000 

4s.  AAO.  48.000. 

U.  AAO.  37>00: 

4s.  AAO.  100.000. 

4s.  AAO,  108000! 


LOANS-  W««H  Due. 

SKWKK  BOND*  (re».)—  (Con.)  — 
4B.AAO.  •32.000....  Apr.  1,1014 
4*.  A*0.  58.000....  Apr.  1.  IBI'5 
4».f..  MA9,63.000(..Mar.  1.  11)'J7 
3<*i.  AA-O,  3O.OOO.  ...Apr.  1,  19O8 
3>a«.AAO.  30.000....  Oct.  1.  19O8 
3>t«.  AAO.  13,000  ...Apr.  1.  19O7 


.  .  ... 

8cll'«>l  *  Pi  HI  li   Bl.lx.. 
4*  K..MA8.  •12S.IHK)*  Mar.  1.19  17 
WATKB  LOAK  (ref.  A  oou.)— 

-  .K),000....  Oct.  1,  1900 
iBiu.ooodoereVtJDtoOet.  1.19O9 
*.,AAO.  •60,000....  Oct.  1.1897- 
.J,I.,NN..:  ;.  ,,••,;•.  ,  .....  i  l.  1-r- 
6*.  AA<  >.  •100.000.  .  .  .Oct.  1.  1905 
(•M.OOOdueyeTljDUiOot.  1.  19O9 
3j,A*0.*100.»o6  ...Oct.  1,1900 
(•aO.OOOdurje'rlntoOct.  1.  19O4 
4a.AAO.  •aO.OOO....  Apr.  1.1918 
4B.AAO.  190.000...  -Apr.  1.1924 
4B.AA-0.  200.000...  .UVC.13.19-J4 


1. 1911     4s.  (.  AAO.  4<H).OOOn  Apr.  1.  1926 
1.  1012    4a.«.JAJ.  400.000  f  Jan.  1. 
..Apr.  1.1913    4a,  «.  JAJ.  2OO.OOO  f  Jan.  1. 1927 
Tbe  4  per  erat  Improvement  bonds  doe  In  19O>  and  the  water  bonds 
due  In  1926  payable  IB  (old  It  demanded. 

INTEREST  on  the  7  aad  6  per  cent  water  bond*  la  payable  at 
Boston;  on  all  others  at  the  ofltoe  of  the  City  Treasurer. 


TOTAL  DEBT.  SINKING  FUNDS.  ETC.-Tbe  subjoined  state- 
BtaaA  stow*  *ew  Bedford's  total  nuinirfpaj  debt,  the  slnkfuir  fund  held 
by  the  city  attains*  the  same,  the  water  debt,  aad  the  city's  park  d.-l.t 

.;.  -,.    i  >tr.    ,.,,!.,    ,,..! 

Jfar.l.  1-.H7.  yen.  1.  1896.  Jan.  1.  1H93.  Jan.  1. 

T.Hal  0>M 9t.52n.000     92.1M7.OOO       92,430344       92.17    . 

mnklns;  funds....      403.173  373.2O1  IL     •*.*  345.5OO 

Xetdebt rr^-M^tS     •1.793,709       91.974A44       •1.833,095 

Water  debt.  Inrl. 

IkM  ....•1.800.000      9720.000  9740.000  (t) 

Park  debt    lael. 

above •100.OOO       •1OO.OOO  (100.000  

OnMarehl.  1897,  the  city  had  no  noatlnic  debt.  The  Park  Loan  of 
1941  :•  a  ith-  •  le  of  debt 

The  -ankla-t  hud  reetsre*  yearly  about  #44  J2O. 

CITY  PROPERTY.-Clty.  water-works  were  valued   In  1896  at 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  aaiiinl  valuation  (which  Is 
the  earns  a*  actual  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows: 

Valnmtto*. .  Rait  ef  To* 


-     _.  . 

rM.034^17  915-4O 

52.642.733  1S-4O 

51.434.925  l.VrtO 

36.869.754  16-3O 

26.275,919  15-70 


90.«MJ«3 

I 

11.137.519 


11  -  M    .... 

.,,,,;;     ,„, 
I    .    ,    .-    «... 


•  Leat  remittances  by  Bssesior*. 


-P 


M  A  H     92,000  due  yr'ly 
P  A  A       Aug.  1    1897 
JAJ 
JAJ 


Jufy 
July 


AAO       Apr.    1 


Demand. 


Mar.  1 

IBM    l 


^1f*l. 

Due.       Outftantfg. 
•  12.200 
38,000 


This  city  Is  la  Essex  County.  The  city  owns  971.661  stock  In  tbe  city 
railroad,  and  has  the  option  -tt  pareaaatnx  the  water  works,  now  In  the 
haa4*a?  a  prtrate  eerporatioB. 

LOANS- 

•.AMg   AND  PU"PO«E.  P.  Ot. 

Armorvloan 1893  3>i 

<.ity  bonds  renewal    1887  4 

•e       do        do     ....1888  4 

4*       de         do     ....1891  4 

do       do         4o      4 

B.  A  M.  railroad.  4 

Mote* payable 4       MA 

B*W4sPB*ffB*>  ..................  -4         N  A 

School 1X96  4       HA 

Temporary  loan 4        

Trustbonds. 4-f-j 


1008 
1911 


1013 


1H09 
1919 


•1.5OO  doe  y'rly. 


Demand. 


65,000 
90,000 

- 

71.6H1 

15.000 

107,500 

7." 

47,468 
79,780 


PAR  VALUE  coupon  bonds  are  for  » l.OOO  each. 

INTEREST  on  all  bonds  Is  payable  at  tbe  City  Treasury  or  at  the 
First  national  Bank  of  Boston. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  ETC.  -The  subjoined  statement 
•hows  ITewvaryporri  total  debt  and  the  sinking  tana  held  by  the  city 
a«alnsttke*aneoBthenrstdayof  Januaryof  eachof  the  last  nre  rears. 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


117 


.      ... 
8lnkVrd.,&c  .....    173.422       152,143       134.943 

Net  debt  Jan.  1.  $385.686    $378.955    $397,466    $389,790    $378,754 


_,„,      $2.000        $4,000        $6,000  $8,000 

The  linking  funds  amounted  on  January  I,  1897  to  $68,947;  other 

MMta  were  $2H.OO3  cash.  $68,510  taxeB  due.  $9.302  due  from  State. 
pwt  years  the   sinking  fund    received    $5.OO()  per  annum ;  com- 

menclnK  with  1«90  it  has  received  $11,OOO,  a  sum  sufficient  to  retire 

entire  city  debt  at  maturity. 
ASSESSED  VALUATION— The  city's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 

ratefmvV  b«,,i ™  followsTreal  estate  being  assessed  at  "  about  three- 

fourtbn  its  actual  value." 

-Attested  Valuation.     _      . — .    RatejtfTax 


IV,,  r.  Real.  Personal. 

1896    .  ....$7,137,500  $2,630,040 

.  7,129,050         2.620,450 
1894."  -•   7,055,400          2,700,077 

1893 6.980,200          2,725,328 

1890  6,805;i97          i.931,573 

1886  ..  5,267,350          .',319,988 

ills;".".;..; 51002,550    2,415,143 


Total.        per  $1,OOO, 
$9,767,540        $16'5O 
9,749,500 
9,756,077 
9,705,528 
9,736,770 
7,587,338 


7,417,698 


10-50 

15-70 

17-00  . 

14-80 

17'30 

18'60 


Tax  rate  in  1896  Included  State  tax,  $0-84  (per  $1,000) ;  county  tax, 
$1-03 ;  city  tax,  $14-63 ;  total,  $16-50. 

POPULATION— State  census  1895  was  14,554;  in  1890  population 
wag  13.947;  In  1880  It  was  13,538;  in  1870  it  was  12,595. 

5  HENRY  E.  COBB,  Mayor. 
• —  J  8ETH  A.  RANLETT,  Treasurer. 
The  city  is  situated  In  Middlesex  County.    Newton  is  one  of  the  few 
Northern  cities  having  tax-receivable  coupons  attached  to  any  of  its 
bonds.    See  below. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

BOULEVARD  BONDS — 
48,  J&D.  $100,000... June  1,1914 
48,  A&O,  80,000. ..Oct.  1,1914 
4s,  A&O,  80,000. ..Apr.  1,1915 
4*,M&N,  100,000... Nov.  1,1915 
48,  J&J,  100,000...  July  1,  1916 

BOARD  OF  HEALTH — 
48.  A&O,  $17,OOO....Oct.    1,1897 


CITY  NOTES— 


•l.-.  .i.v.l. 


9,250....  July   8,1903 


4s,  MAN,    14,000 Nov.28,  1903 

48.J&D,      22.826.. ..Dec.28,  1903 

DRAINS  AND  CULVERTS— 
4s,  A&O, $25,000. ...Oct.     1,1897 
4s,  A&O,    20,000.... Oct.     1,1898 

4s,  J&D,    13,687 June  1 6, 1904 

•I.",  J.v.l.  10,000.... July  7,1904 
4s,  A&O,  11,000  ...Oct.  1,1904 
4s,  MAN,  10,000.... Nov.  30, 1904 
4s,  J&D,  13,000.... Deo.  18,  1914 
4s,  J&D,  29,000.... Juno  1,1914 

ENGINE  HOUSE  LOAN— 
4s,  A&O,    $6,500.... Oct.     1,1897 
48.J&J,     10,500....  July    1,1906 

HIGHWAY  LOANS— 
4«..l.vl>.    $2,500.. ..Deo.  23, 1897  I  6s,  J&J,  $600,000.. .. July  1,  1905 


LOANS- 
PARK  BONDS — 


When  Due. 


4s.  A&O,  $25,000. . .  .Apr.    1, 1908 

SCHOOL  LOANS— 

4s,  J&D,  $50,000.... June  1,  1914 
4s,  J&J,  9,000.... July  1,1914 
4s,  A&O,  60.000.... Apr.  1,1915 
4s,  F&A,  75,000. . . . Aug.  1,  1915 
4s,  J&D,  50,000.... Deo.  1, 1916 

SCHOOL  NOTES— 
4s,  Oct.,      $15,000.... Oct.  1,1898 

SEWER  BONDS— 

4s,  A&O,  $20,000.... Oct.  1,  1901 
4S.A&O,  20,000. ...Oct.  1,1902 
4s,  A&O,  250,000.... Apr.  1,  1911 
4s,  A&O,  200,000.. .. Apr.  1,  1912 
4s,  F&A,  100,000  ...Aug.  1,  1923 
4s,  J&J,  100,000.... Jan.  1,  1924 
4s,  A&O,  100,000.... Oct.  1,1924 
-is,  .I.v.l,  7 0,000.... July  1,  1926 

SEWER  NOTES— 

4s,  J&D,  $20,000.... Dec.  2,  1898 
4s,  J&D,  98,000.... Deo.  1,  1902 
4s,  J&D,  21,000.. ..Deo.15, 1902 
4s,  J&D.  •  50,000.... Dec.  2,  1925 

WATER  LOANS— 


4s,  F&A, 
4s,  A&O, 
4s,  A&O, 
4s,  J&J, 
4s,  F&A, 


7,900....  Feb.  16,  1904 
5,800  Apr.  13,  1904 
6,500. ...Oct.  1,1905 
4,600....  Jan.  1,1905 
25.00O.. ..Feb.  1,1915 


5s,  J&J,  250,000....  July  1,  1906 
4s,  A&O,  100,000..  ..  Oct.  1,  1910 
4s,  A&O,  100,000....  Apr.  1,  1914 
4s,  A&O.  100,000.  ..  .Oct.  1,  1917 
4s,  A&O,  100,000....  Oct.  1,1918 
4s,  A&O,  250,000....  Oct.  1,1920 
4s,  A&O,  100,000  Apr.  1,  1921 
4s,  A&O,  100,000  ____  Apr.  1,  1922 
4s,  F&A,  50,000....  Au<.  1,  1923 
4s,  A&O,  75,000....  Apr.  1,1924 

i-,  i  .\.i,       o,vw  ____  rcu.  -LU,  .LEW*    4s,  F&A,     60,000  ____  Aug.  1,1925 
MISCELLANEOOS  LOANS—  4s.  J&J,      70.000  .....  July  1,  1926 

4s,  M&3,    $5,550  ____  Mch.   1,1900       WASHINGTON  STREET  LOAN— 


4s,  A&O,  52.000. ...Apr.  1,1915 
4s,  J&D.  10,000. . . .Dec.  26,  1915 
4s,  M&N,  80,000.... May  1.1936 

HIGHWAY  STAHLE  LOANS — 
4s,  F&A,  $13,OOO....Aug.   1,  1903 
48,  F&A,       8,000.... Feb.  16,  1904 


4S,    J&D,  :',1MPI«      _.       1   'rr,  1,     l;'»'t 

4s,  M&N,   11,000. ...May   1,1905 


____ 

..Dec.    1,1904    4s,  F&A,  $300,000....  Aug.  1,  1935 
-     4s,  F&A,    200,000....  Feb.  1,  1936 
4s,  J&J,       60.000.  .  .  .July  1.  1936 
4s,  J&D,    100,000  ____  Dec.  1,  1936 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.—  All  the  bonds  are  for  $1,000. 

INTEREST   payable   at    National    Revere    Bank,  Boston,   or  in 
Newton. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  ETC.-The  subjoined  statement 
shows  Newton's  total  municipal  debt,  the  water  debt,  the  sinking  funds, 
and  the  net  debt,  on  the  first   of  January  of  each  of  the  last  four 
years  : 

1897.  1896.  1895.  1894. 

Municipal  debt  ........  $2,925,613    $2,283,613    $1,615,063    $1,030,326 

Water  debt  ............    1,955,000      1,885,000      1,825.000      1,750,000 


$4,16i<,613    $3,440,063    $2,780,326 
757,582          657,687         577,416 


Total  debt $4,880,613 

Sinking  fund 888,446 

Netdebt Jan.  1... $3.992,166    $3,411,031    $2,782,376    $2,202,910 
The  sinking  fund  receives  yearly  about  $120,000. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 
ate  have  been  as  follows,  real  estate  being  taken  at  about  market 
value: 

-Assessed   Valuation. 


Tear*—  Real.  Personal. 

1896 $39,223,450    $10,728,375 

1895 36,887,950 

1894   34,139,350 

1893 31,786,200 

1880 17,718,270 


Rate  of  Tax 
per  $1,000. 
$16-60 
14-60 
14-60 
14-80 
14-00 


10,513,394 
9,860,835 
10,067,600 
7,481,830 

Tax  rate  In  1896  included  city  tax  proper,  $15-33 ;  State  tax  $0-41 
county  tax,  $0-75 ;  total,  $16-6O  per  $1,000. 

TAX-RECEIVABLE  COUPONS.-Water  bonds  for  $1,825,000, and 
school,  municipal,  sewer,  park  and  stable  bonds  for  $1,156,000  carry 
tax-receivable  coupons. 

POPULATION.— In  1890  population  was  24,379;  In  1880  it  was 
16,995;  in  1870  It  was  12,825.  Population  byState  Census  in  1895  was 


5  ALBERT  C.  HOUGHTON.Mavor 
—  J  AUSTIN  BOND,  Auditor! 


NORTH 
L 

This  town  is  In  Berkshire  County. 
Bonded  debt  Jan.1,'97.  $327,000  I  Total  valuation  1895  ..$7,328,751 
Water  debt  (additional)  472,250  |  Total  valuation  1894  ..7  201  905 
Tax  valuation  1896....  7,809.337  I  Population  in  1*96  (est.)  22*000 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000)..  22-00  |  Population  in  1890  was.....  16,074 

INTEREST  is  payable  in  Boston  and  North  Adams. 


Mr-iOT-U  A  A/TDTr^PvT         JJDI1N  S.  MATHER,  Mayor. 

NORTHAMPTON . —  JGEO.  w.  CLARK,  Treasurer. 


This  city  is  In  Hampshire  County 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

BRIDGE  NOTES— 
4s,  M&N,     $26,750.  May  15,  1901 

RAILROAD  LOAN  — 
4s,  M&N,  $74,000.  ..May    1,1904 

SCHOOL  BONDS  — 

4s,  J&J,    $5O,000  ____  Jan.    1,1915 
4s,  J&J,        6,OOO..July  l,'97to'98 

($3.000  due  yearly.) 
4»,  J&J,       $2,400....  July  1,  1899 


SEWER  LOANS — 
4s,  M&N,  $37,500... Nov.  15, 
($12,500  due  y'rly)  to  Nov.  15, 
4s,  J&J,  $150.000... July    1, 

""ATER  BONDS — 
4s,  A&O,  $36,000  g..May    o, 
($6,OOOdue8emi-an.)toNov.8i 
I  4s.  A&O,  $50,OOO  ..Oct.     l, 
Ms,  M&N,$100,OOO...May    1, 


If 


1897 
1899 
1902 

1897 

1900 
1909 


TOTAL  DEBT.—  The  city's  total  debt,  including  water  debt,  on 
Jan.  1,  1897,  was  $560,271;  net  debt,  $496,664;  water  debt,  in- 
cluded, $186,000. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.—  The  city's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 
ite  have  been  as  follows,  property  being  assessed  at  full  value: 


rate  have 

Tears—  Real  Estate. 

1896 $8,695,280 

1895 8,301,221 

1894 7,644,873 

1893 7,353,154 

1890 6,622,225 


Personal 
Property. 
$2,256,084 
2,373,976 
2,447,606 
2,477,176 
2,571,851 


Mate  nf  Tax 
Total,     per  $1,000. 
$10,951,364       $15-00 
10,675.197          15-00 
10,092,479          15-00 
10,010,330          15-50 
9,194,091          15-50 


POPULATION  —In  1896  population  was  about  17,000;  in  1890U 
was  14,990;  In  1880  It  was  12,172;  in  1870  It  was  10,160. 


NO.    ATTLEBOROUGH.— Bristol  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

ELECTRIC  LIGHT  BONDS — 
4s,  J&J,  $50,000 1924 

WATER  BONDS— 

4s.  J&J.  $227,000.... 1899  to  1923 
Tot.  bond  debt  Jan.1,'97. $277,000 

Floating  debt 119,000 

Total  debt 396,000 


Sinklngfund $68,000 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1897 328,000 

Interest  payable  in  Boston. 
Tar  valuation  in  1897.  $:i,827,664 
Total  tax  per.f  1,000. . . .         $24-00 

Population  in  1895  was 0,576 

Population  in  1890  was (1.727 


NORTHBOROUGH.— CHAS.  N.  Kin..   I 


This  town  is  in  Worcester  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

NEW  SCHOOL  HOUSE  LOANS — 
4s,  M&N,    $6,000. Nov.l9,'97to'99 

WATER  LOAN — 

5s,F&A,    $3,530....  Aug.  20,  1897 
4s,  F&A,    50,000.... AUK.    8,1902 

Interest  is  payable  at  Worcester. 
Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,  1897.  .$59,530 

Floating  debt 2,000 

Total  debt 61,530 


Sinking  fund 

Net  debt  Feb.  1, 1897.... 

Tax  valuation,  real 

Tax  valuation,  personal. 

Total  valuation  1896 1, 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000)... 
Population  in  1895  was... 
Population  in  1890  was... 
Population  in  1880  was... 


$2->,003 

249,372 

$JO-00 
1,941 

...1,676 


NORWOOD.— CHARLES  E.  POND,  Treasurer. 


The  town  is  in  Norfolk  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

WATER  BONDS— 
4s,  F&A,  $45,000 Aug.  1,  19O1 

($10,OOO each  flfth  yr.  until  paid.) 
4s,  J&D,  $2H,000 Juno  1,1901 

($5,000  each  fifth  year  until  paid. ) 

Int.  paid  by  N.  E.  Tr.  Co.,  Boston. 
Bonded  debt  Mar.  1, 1896.$83,OOO 
Floating  debt 22,977 


Total  debt  Mar.l,  1896.    $105.!I77 

Sinking  fund* 10,495 

Net  debt  Mar.  1.1896..         ',» 
Tax  valuation  1896     ..    3,51!i.!W<> 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $1690 

Assessment  abt.  9096  actual  value. 

Population  in  1^95  was 4.574 

Population  in  1890  was 3,733 


ORANGE.— T.  W.  UUDGE,  Treasurer. 

This  town  is  in  Franklin  County. 
When  Due. 


LOANS  - 

WATER  BONDS— 
4s.  M&S,  $136,000.. $1,000 yearly. 

SEW  EH  BONDS— 
4s,  M&N,  $53,000....  2,000 yearly. 

REFUNDED  DEBT— 
4s,  F&A,  $4,650 775  yearly 

SCHOOL  HOUSE  LOANS — 
4s,  F&A,  $40,000. . .     part  yearly. 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97    $189,000 
Floating  debt 44,650 

INTEREST  on  the  water  bonds  is  payable  at  the  Orange  National 
Bank  and  at  the  office  of  the  Town  Treasurer;  on  the  sewer  bonds  at 
the  National  Hide  &  Leather  Bank.  Boston,  and  the  Orange  National 
Bank;  on  all  other  loans  at  the  Town  Treasurer's  office. 


Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897.    $233,650 
Water  debt  (iucl  above)      136,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,322,441 

Tax  valuation,  pers'n'l.      531,465 
Total  valuation  1896  ..    2,853,910 
Assessment  about  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000)  $18  00 

Population  in  1895  was 5.361 

Population  in  189l)was 1,568 

Population  in  1880  was 3,169 


P  E  A  B  O  D  Y .  — This  to  wn  is  in  Essex  County. 

Total  debt  May  1,  18!Hi.    $:J' 
Water  debt  (included)..       1(H,00< 
Sinking  fund  and  assets        7  t,3!f 
Tax  valuation  1896....  7,768,750 

Total  tax  (per  $1.000) *< 

Assesmeut  same  as  actual  value. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

ELECTRIC  LIGHT  BONDS  1892— 
4s,  J&D,  $40,000 Juuel,  1922 

WATER  BONDS — 
4s,  M&N,  $85,000 Nov.  1,  1911 

Subject  to  call  after  Nov.  1, 1896 
Town  notes,  &c $120,700 

Interest  paid  at  City  Treasury. 


Population  in  18!>5  was 10. MO 

Population  in  1890  was 10,158 


DTTT'CTT'TTT'T    T^          )  W.  F.  HAWKINS,   Mayor. 
fl  A    i  Or1  LtL,L-,LJ. —  IE.  H-  KENNEDY,  Treasurer. 

Pittsfleld  is  in  Berkshire  County.    It  became  a  city  in  1890. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

WATER  LOANS— 

4s,  M&N,  $45,000 Nov.  1,  1908 

4s,  M&N,    50,000 Nov.  1,  1916 

4s,  M&S,     85,000. . .  $5,000  yearly 

SEWER  BONDS,  1893— 
4g,  J&D,  $220,000,  g..June  1, 1897 
($10,000  due  y'rly)to  June  1, 1918 


Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,  '97.. $400,000 


Floating  debt $301,650 

Total  debt  Feb.  1,1897.      761,650 
Water  debt  (included'..      296,30< 

Tax  valuation,  real 1 1 . 1 30,636 

Tax  valuation,  personal  :i,~  1 1  ."9! 
Total  valuation  1896. ..14,372, 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $17-50 

Population  in  18!tO  was....  20,461 


Population  in  1890  was!!..  17,281 


The  city's  bonds  are  all  payable  in  gold. 
INTEREST  on  the  water  bonds  due  in  1908  is  payable  at  Pittsfleld; 
on  all  other  bonds  at  Boston. 


PLYMOUTH.— GEORGE  S.  DYER,  Treasurer. 

This  town  is  in  Plymouth  County.    The  water  department  pays  from 
receipts  interest  on  water  loans  and  about  $4,000  annually  on  debt. 

Total  debt  May  1, 1896.    $250,028    Tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO) $16-4") 

Tax  valuation,  real 4.897,225    Population  in  1895  was 7.95! 

Tax  valuation,  personal  -',050,475  I  Population  in  1890  was 7,3H 

Total  valuation  1896...  6,947,700  |  Population  in  1880  was 7,093 

INTEREST  is  payable  partly  in  Boston  and  partly  in  Plymouth. 


April,  1897. 


M*SSACttUS£TTS-CITI£8 


TOWNS, 


PROVINCETOWN.—  {  SKTH^ITH. 

This  town  U  In  Barnsttble  County. 

LOANS—  IT»<M  Z>»«.  I  Floating  debt 

I  Total  debt  Jan.  1.  1897.. 


•CBO  • 
^•fcD.tl 4.iVXJJun«  1.'97  to  1903 

«J  doe  yearly.) 
W.rcK  B  >!IO»— 

^Bi|D> 

1 4-j.ooO  ilne  yearly  ) 

•  OOOJnae  1 
-M>  doe  yearly.) 
Mai  bood-debt  Jao.  1/97. 


.«78.00J 


Net  debt  Jan.  1.  l*«7 
WatcMnbl  i  included)   .. 
Tax  raluttton.  real  ...... 

Tax  valuation.  personal. 
Total  valuation.  I89<J... 
Tax  rate  (p>r*l.o<M»  ... 
Population  1896  (-si.)  .. 


•13,440 
91,440 
L'1,114 


t!  !...,..> 
1.174.44O 
7  17,7-28 
1,922,168 
92000 
•4,355 


ILJINCY. — CHARLES  FRANCIS  ADAMS  -M.  Mayor. 

This  city  U  In  Norfolk  County. 

Water ...•71B.MK)'97  to  '25 

Totaldebt  Apr.  l 

Tax  valuation  t-»:    ...17,5<O.51S 

Taxnte  (prr*I.OOO) •17-4O 


•6,000  -07  to  "99 
_  47  OOO        ..1897 

I4».  M*»    II  1.940*97  to  *08 


•  i-  J.v.; 


7i.iHX>  '97  to  W 

- 
2*JOO'»7to'Ol 


Popalatioo  in  1*>M  wav...  -.JO.712 
P.>pulatt  ID  In  1490WM....  16.723 
P.ipulatlon  In  li-o  w*»....  1O.570 


EREST  Is  payable  at  the  National  Bank  of  the  Commonwealth 

t  A NDOLPH.— JOSEPH  T.  LEAHY,  Treasurer. 

I  fat*  town  U  In  Norfolk  County. 

LOANS-  WkenDtu.    Floating  debt  and  accld't    »43.2'J7 

jrATKKWoK*—  Totaldebt 191,317 

^f  910.000 Apr.       1897    Stnktog  fnnds 41344 

10.000 Apr.       1902    Net  debt  Jan.  1.1897....    149.973 

.Apr.       1907    Tax  valuation,  real 1.8O8.6OO 

.Apr.       1912    Tax  valuation,  personal.    217.1OO 
-    Total  valuatioB  1890.. ..1.883.700 
AseeasBMat  la  about  actual  value 

Total  tax  (per  (fl.000) »198O 

Population  In  1805  was 3,894 

Population  IB  1890  was 3.946 

Population  In  188O  wae 4.027 


.. 


•         July       1922 
tt. . . .  July       1920 

•at  payable  at  Boston. 

I  debt  Jan.  1.  1397.9148.OOO 


LA.DING.— R   F.  PARKER,  Tnuonr. 

l  town  U  In  Middlesex  County. 


1 Dw 

•IT  Bonn*— 
L«MMO......  Oct.  1,1497 

lue  yearly)  la  Oct.  1. 19O4 
.  •40.000  . . 
•  yearly)  to  Oct.  1. 1924 

14.000 May  1, 1997 

i  yoariytui  May  1.  19O4 

Dec.9. 1897 

•*— 

__    y»«- 

21.000.  ...1909U>1913 
~)  due  yearly.) 

Mar.  9. 1901 
.  May  1.  1897 
kdaeyearlTiloMay  1.  19O1 


WAT»  Bovne— 
4a.JAU.fB5.000.   June. '07  to '15 

•MOOdao  yearly.) 
4».».V 

4a.JAI>.    930.000. Jane.  '16  to  10 
<• 10,000  dae  yearly  i 

»..   JAIl      #.-H....I  .1    .      .       '        If    ., 

(•tMOdoeyrartntoJuae  1.  1922 

Interest  payable  IB  B.  • 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1. -97.. «3li^no 

rioatlacdvbt     21.798 

NetdehtJan.  1.  '897....  8tO.l»8 
Tax  raluation.  rral  .:t. 117.373 
Tax  raluattmi.  prnnaal  481.niit 
Total  raluathmlWC...  -  •- 


Toial  tax  (per  »1. ooft. 

PVPWMOMI  te  199A  W* 

Pe>«latieB  IB  189O  w» 


918-00 

1.088 


IEVERE     (-    A.BTHDB TAPLBT.  TraMonr. 

^••Vw*  to  IB  •ugtolk  Coualy. 
ranOMk 

fcMft MW-m*    -  -ttitta* 

.     189.034 

--_  -    . 


.18971*  1899 


NTERESTU  payable  la 

IOCKLAND. 

^^•i  Plymouth  Couaty. 


7.497 


at  the.  fourth  National  Bank. 

KAY,  Treasurer. 


BOWOB— 

TKOOO  ......  1497  1000 


1497.1902 
due  yearly  on  May  1.) 

Mayl.t»7to'0« 
dae  yearly  ) 


1907 
due  yearly  on  May  1.) 


4«.  MAN.  BMO.OOO 
>00  .  . 


WktnDut. 


1916 


4s,  FAA.  •21.000 1897-1917 

Total'  debt  DeEuWe™.  •147.OOO 

Tax  valuatloB.  real 2.4T7.362 

Tax  valaaUon.  parsoaa" 
Total  aeawaBMBt  18M 


Tax  rate  (per  •1 


,000V.. 


I  In  1890  wae 5.213 

:-Owas 4J153 
IB18M 


i  JAMES  II.  TURNER.  Mayor. 
— 


..May  1.1897 
sarlTi  to  May  1. 19O1 


0AM  189i- 

, 

F)  to  Mar 


1907 

.1902 

1*97 

IM  , 


LOANS- 

lnrBorB«KirT  Lo*> 
•4a.  AAO.«32,VX>....Apr. 


1  Treat  Oa^ 
OB  all  other 


»•*'••  Out. 
.  1*97 


Jane  1.1897 

to  Jnne  1.  1917 

>«la*3— 

fa.  JAD.  •42.000 Jane  1.  1897 

(•£000 due  yearly)  to  Jane  1. 19O3 
>*  1896— 

t«.  FAA.  •9.000 Oct.  1.  1897 

PUBLIC  UBKABT— 


ft*  AAO.  925.000. 

HWCB  I 


.Apr.  1, 1908 

4«.  AAO.A48.000 Apr.  1.  1897 

(•2,000  dae  yearly  to)  Apr.  1. 1920 

WATt 

6..  AAO.    975.000.... Apr.  1.U98 

••«.  JAJ.    398 JOO.... July  1,1904 

4*.  JAD,    192.000....  June  1.1897 

(•".OOO  yearly)  to  Jnne  1.  192O 


Out. 


When  Due 


LOANS- 
WATER  Bonw— (Oan.)— 

.      \I\-S.  $12,OOO 1897-1908 


WATER  BOWDS—  (Oon.)— 

4»,  FAA.  4Ki l.OOO  rVI>.  1.  l-i!)7    -,-..-.«.,,  .r.-,-~™ i^a.-iaw 

(•2,000  dae  yearly)  to  Feb.  1, 19O8  I     si.:r,o  due   Aug.  1,   1897,  and 
4s,F4A.*lO,OOO  <*50O  yr'lylMar.l  I  *850  yearly  thereafter. 
PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.— The  bonds  are  mosjly  In  $1,000  pieces 
INTEREST  Is  payable  at  the  Merchants' National  Bank,  Boston, 

TOTAL   DEBT,  SINKING   FUNDS,  Erc.-The  subjolneil  state 

ment  shows  Salem's  total  municipal  debt,  the  sinking  fund  held  by  the 

City  against  the  same,  and  the  water  ilebt.  on  each  of  the  dates  named. 

Ore.  1 , 1  s;)ti.    /Vr.  1  ">.  1895.    Jan.  1. 1899. 

Totaldebt *l,lrt7.5OO       •1,317.868       »1.2ti7,234 

Sinking  funds  and  cash. I:1  229,439  1R6.711 

Netdebt..  $971.733        •1,088.429       •1,100,523 

Waterdebt  (Included  above)...      711.5OO  ihi!),ftOO  <N  1,900 

Tm*t  fund*  (included  alwve) 105,425  103.429 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  raluatlon  and  tax 
rate  have  been  ae  follows : 

. Attttted  Valuation. .     Taxper 

!•      .  BBB|  PtnoHal.     Additional.  •< 


1896..»17.542.700       $11.120.200          92<i.M*,9OO     fie-OO 

1895  .17.076,400          10.49S.2OO  *9.OOO           27.583.6OO        18-50 

1894..   16.463,300          11-  -.36O.2OO        16-8O 

>..VM)          11.----.H9O  20.700          26.198.89O        17-00 

1888..   13.773.6OO          1  .  24.OOO          26,375.328        10-OO 

POPULATION.— In  l-<95  population   wan  34,437;   In   1890  it  was 

30.801;  In  188O  It  wae  27.563;   In  1870  It  was  24.117;  In  1890  the 

population  U  estimated  at  35.OOO. 

S  A  UGUS.  — This  town  1s  in  Essex  County. 


M)  BO  :"-. 


Wkn  Due. 
•53.650... .'96  to '15 


Waterworks.    62.OOO....-96  to  '12 
3.\OO0....1Mto'02 
99JOO....'96to'(l) 
1896,    •207.150 


Other  __.. 
Totaldebt 


debt*.      95. 

i  •  fa*,  i. 


."inking  funds... 

Net  debt  May  1. 1896....    15 


Tax  valuation  1896 3,223,327 

Total  tax  (per  •l.OOO) *22-00 

Population  In  1895  was 4.5O4 

Population  In  1895  wan 4,504 


Cf"»K/f  ITO  \71T    T    C*          (  ALBION  A.  PERRY,  Mayor. 
bOMER  VILLE.— )JOHN  r.  OOLB.  Treasurer. 
This  city  !«  In  Middlesex  County. 

LOANS-  •"»*»  D**.  

Cirr  Boxiw—  BBWEB 

4>«e,AAO.  •120.000..  .Oex.  1.1897    4>aaJAJ. 
(•24.000  dae  r-rly)  to  Oct.  1.  19O1     (•l.OOO  d 
4^. AAO,    •30.000... Oct.  1.1902 
4>«a,AA-0.      35.OOO... 

JAJ,     40,000. .  .Jan.  1. 1897 


4a,  JAJ.  40.000...  Jan.  1. 1897 
(•lO.OOOdnevc'rlyHo  Jan.  1.  1900 
4>,  JAJ.  •72.006  July  1.1897 
•W.OOO  dae  yearly)  to  July  1. 19O4 
4«.  JAJ.  •40.0M>  .  July  1.  1897 
-l. .<""••!;.•  >>.»  toJl  •.  I,  I'-"' 
4a.  JAJ.  •18.0OO... July  1. 19O1 
(•9,000 dae  rearij)  to  July  1.  19O2 
4s,  JAJ.  »72,OOO.. July  1.  1903 
(•8,OOOduevearly)  toJuly  1.  1911 
4..  JAJ,  •39,000..  July  1.  1912 
1*7 .OOOdue  yearly)  to  July  1,  1916 
4s  JAJ.  •MMWO... July  1.1909 
(•8.000  dae  yearly)  to  July  1. 1914 
4a.  JAJ.  •4.000.. .July  1,1897 
4a,  AAO.  21.000... 
4s.  AAO.  24.000..  i  Oct.  1.  1898 
4s.  AAO.  9.000  ..Oet.  l|  1899 
4«.  AAO,  15,000... Oct.  1,1901 
Mr900dae<rearlrt  to  Oet.  1. 19O5 


.•10.000  due  v-rlr)  to  Ort.  1, 19O2 
4«.  AAO,  21.000  Oct.  1.1897 
(•7.000  due  raarlT)  to  Oet.  1,1899 
4..  AAO.  *».000  ..Oct.  1.1897 
(•4.000  doeyeartnto  Oet.  1, 19O1 
4a.  AAO.  B6.000  Oct.  1.  1MW 
4s,  JAJ.  •414^00.  Jaly  1,  TT7  to1 29 


"osroe— 

•  18.OOO...  July  1,1897 
ue  yearly)  to  July  1,  1914 
4ies.AAO415.000. . .  .Oet.    1,  1897 
(•l.OOO  due  yearly)to  Oct.    1,1911 
WiTKK  BDXDS 


ft>»a,J*J.  •10.000. 


JAJ. 
JAJ. 
JAJ, 
JAJ 


. 

14.000. 
19,000. 
1D.&OO. 


,  ,  . 

4a.     AAO.  13.000. 
4«.     AAO,  14.0OO. 
JAJ,       6.000. 


..July  1,  1906 

..July  1.1897 

..July  1,1898 

..July  1,  1899 

..July  1,1900 
• 

..Oct.    1. 
.July   1. 
•••  •      I. 


1900 
1901 

I  ..... 
1903 


••"i         <**»•*,             <»,<r^nF.      .  .rf  lit  *  A,    1  l*\J  L 

4a,     AAO.  20,000.   ..Oct.  1.  1901 

4s,     JAJ.    17,000.  ..July  1,  19O2 

4a,     AAO,     7.000.  ..Oct.  1,  19O2 

4..     JAJ,    18.000.  ..July  1.1908 

4s,     JAJ,    10.OOO.   ..July  1,1904 

4a,     JAJ,     10.000.   ..July  1.1907 
4a.  AAO.     4H.OOO.   ..»• 

(•2.000  due  ye'rly)  to  Oct.  1.  1920 

4.,    AAO.  •e.O*  .    Oct.  1.1897 

(•3.000  due  ye'rly)  to  Oct.  1, 1898 


JAJ.    17.OOO 
AAO,     7.000 
JAJ,    18.000 
.     JAJ,     10.000 
4s,     JAJ.     10,000 
4s,  AAO.     4*  .000 
-j   .«.•!  i.  n  •:>•-.. 
4±    AAO.  A8.006. 
TOO  due  ye'rly) 

JAJ.    (15,000.... July    1.  l-!»7 
(•l.OOO  due  ye'rly)  to  July  ' 
4a,    AAO^IO.OOO  ...Oct. 
MO  due  ye'rljr )  to  Oet. 

...  i,  i',;.\ ;.-,:,  t....i  • 

AAO410.000  ...Oct. 
MM  due  ye'rly)  to  Oct. 
.     JAJ.  •12.000  ...July   1 
»i.OOO  due  ye'rly  to)  July  i 


1900 
1904 
1903 
191« 
1915 
1  91  9 
1907 
H»lo 


.  , 

4..    JAJ.  •U.OOO  ..  July   1.1897 
(»1,000  due  jTIyi  to  July  1.  190i 


4s,    AAO.   WOUOOO...M.  1.1897 
i*5.ooo  dae  yearly)  to  Oct.  1. 1913 
PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.-The  bond*  are  mostly  f or  •  l.OOO  each, 
tfotaed  HUimint  show.  BomerrlUe'i 


debt  OBI  Ik*  let  of  January  of  eaoh 


ASSESSED  VALUATION. -The  city's  aeeeeeed  valuation  (about 
the  actual  value)  and  tax  rate  hare  beea  ae  follows,  real  estate  being 
taken  at  about  cash  i 


Vain 


Pfrtonal. 

•3.788.290 

3^74.000 

.I.MI  ,»-. 
l    .  .1    ..... 

-    ' 


IVtal. 
•49,013.050 

- 


Hal,  nf  To* 
per  •!  ,000. 


44,142.900 
I,6OO 


.       . 
-.-M.  ...... 

2.0M.900 


27.471. MOO 
30.498.100 

.    .  ated  at  55,000; 

was  34.933;  In  1870  was  14.685. 


1.V4O 
1570 
15-50 

1   I   .HI 

14-80 
19-10 
la 


SOUTHBRIDGE.— ,IOHN  A.   HALL,  Treasurer. 

Thl*  town  l«  In  Worewtn-  County. 


LO 
Tow  v 


AN 
v 


1T**»  Dur. 


4a,  JAJ.  •A5.000  ......  July  1,1998 

fntereet  U  paid  In  Boeton. 
li..n.l~l  debt  Apr.  1,  1897.9D5.OOO 
Floating  debt  ..............    18.975 

Total  debt  ..................   83.975 


Hlnklnc  hind  aaaeta 


6O.98S 


Tax  raluatlon.  real  . . .  .»2.734.3.M 
Tax  valuation,  peru'l...  82H.2O!) 
Total  valuation  1H06...  3,562.5«K) 
Assessment  about  *j  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (|>or* l.OOO)  814-OO 

Population  In  1895  was »,244 

Population  ln!89Owas 7,659 

Population  In  188Owas 6,464 


Net  debt  Apr.  1, 1897 22,990 

SOUTH     HADLEY.— Hampshire  County. 


LOANS—  Amnuiit. 

Total  debt  May  1.  1896  .    B00.45O 


Tax  ralnatlon  1806 •2,043,738 

Total  tax  (per  •l.OOO)   ....   •17-29 

Population  In  1895  wan 4,443 

Population  In  1890  wa« 4,261 


30 


STATE  AND  CITY  SUf ft£M*flT, 


Vol.  LXIV. 


SPENCER.— EKASTDS  JONES,  Town  Treasurer. 

This  town  la  In  Worcester  county. 

LOANS-  *>"*  **"• 

4»,  J&J,  $12,OOO Jl"ly  1,  1900 

UTVB   R.ivtkA— 

1, 1904 


Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, 1897.$269,OOO 

Floating  debt 66'3J5S 

Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1897..  335,320 
Hiiikinir  fund  .......      91»77o 

Net  debt  Jan."  1,1897 243,548 

VATKI**RONI>*—  Population  In  1895was.....-7»61' 

4»'.  J&J.  $240,000 July  1, 1914    Population  In  1890  was 8,747 

INTEREST  on  the  bond*  payable  In  Boston  by  the  Boston  Safe 
Deposit  &  Trust  Co. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  1890  was:  Real  estate,  $2,797,510; 
wSSnal  property, L$1?11M)63  total,  $3,911.573;  total  tax  rate  (per 
Sl.OOO)  KIOTO.  In  1895  the  total  was  $3,934,376;  tax  rate.  $16-50. 
In  1894  total,  $3,833,566;  tax  rate,  $21-50.  Property  is  assessed  at 
•bout  two-thirds  its  actual  value. 

HENRY  S.  DICKINSON,  Mayor. 
E.  T.  TIFFT,  Treasurer. 
Thin  city  Is  in  Hampden  County. 

LOANS-  ,— 7i.terMl.-p 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P. Ot.  Payable. 


Building  notes,  1895 3*g 

City  building*,  g'd,  1892 ...  4g 

City  notes  (school) 4 

do  (engine  house)  1896.  4 

do             do            1896.  4 

do              do             1896.  4 

do             do            1896.  4 


Principal, • 

When  Due.       Outstand'g. 
,  <  July  1,  97  to  '98  )     $13  Ooo 

t    $6.500  yearly     J 
J&J       July  1,  1902  50,OOO 

J&D       Deo.   1,  1897  15,000 

Nov.  1,  1897  3,000 

Nov.  1,  1898  3,500 

Nov.  1,  1899  5.OOO 

Nov.  1.  1900  5,500 


do  (flre  apparatus,  etc.)    „,.  <  Aug.  1, '97 to  1900) 

1896.    J^  I    $6,000  yearly.    5 

4  M&S 

4  June 

4  Nov. 


Engine  house  bonds. ..1891 

Fire  Dent,  bonds,  reg.  1894 

do  do     reg. 1894 

School  bonds,  g'd,  reg.  '93. 

do      do      g'd,  reg. '95. 

do  do  g'd,  reg.  '97. 
Sewer  bonds 1891.. 

do         do    g'd,  1892 

Water  bonds 1873-74.. 


4g  J  &  J 
4g  A  &  O 
4g  J  &  J 
4  J&J 

N 


Sept.  1, 
June  1, 
Nov.  1, 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


1873-74.. 

1875.. 

gold. ..1893.. 
gold...  1893.. 
gold. ..1890.. 


7       A&O 

7  A&O 
6  A&O 
4g  A  &  O 
4g  A  &  O 
3>sg  A&O 


1901 
1904 
1904 

June  1,  1903 
Oct.  1,  1915 
Jan.  1,  1927 
July  1,  1906 
May  1, 1907 
<  Apr.  1,  1897  i 
i.  $25,000  yearly,  i 
Apr.  1,  1903 
Apr.  1,  1905 
Apr.  1,  1913 
Oct.  1,  1923 
Oct.  1,  1920 


24,000 

20,000 

29,000 

6,000 

25,000 

35,000 

350,000 

70,000 

35,000 

150,000 

775,000 
200,000 

•Ji  '1,01)0 

150,000 
125,000 


PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.— The  bonds  are  all  for  $1,000  each. 

I NTEREST  on  bonds  Is  payable  at  the  First  National  Bank  of  Bos- 
tou,  and  at  City  Treasury. 

TOTAL  DEBT.  SINKING  FUNDS.  ETC.-The  subjoined  statement 
ehowa  Springneld's  total  and  net  debt  on  the  dates  indicated: 

Dec.  10,  '96.    Dec.  10,  '95 

Total  bonded  debt  (Including  water  debt) ....  $1,939,000  $1,944,500 
Total  indebtedness,  includ'g  current  liabillt's  1,972,775  1,979,855 
Sinking  funds,  etc 573,315  495,943 

Net  debt $1,399,459  $1,483,912 

Water  debt,  included  above $1,600,000  $1,650,000 

CITY  PROPERTY.— The  city  values  its  property  at  $4,444,868, 
Including  $1,883,019  for  property  of  water  department.  In  year 
1896  water  receipts  were  $213,533;  payment  for  construction  and 
repairs.  $67,057;  Interest  on  water  loans,  $96,000;  balance  to  be 
credited  to  the  sinking  fund,  $50,476. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 
rate  in  different  years  have  been  as  follows,  real  estate  being  taken  at 
•bout  85  per  cent  cash  value : 

-Assessed  Valuation- 


.       Tax  per 

Personal.  Total.  $1,000 

$13,071,811       $61,416,091         $12-80 
12,969,681          59,033,141  12-20 

12,365,525  56,449,425  12-00 

12,264,099  55,239,919  12-80 

11,336,407  50,780,987  13-00 

11,110,144          48,329,634  12-50 

10,697,773  44,493,633  12-40 

10,072,895  42,073,573  13-00 

9,540,115  39,863,255  13-60 

Taxation  In  1896  Includes  State  tax,  $0-50;  county  tax,  $1-05;  city 
tax,  $11-25 ;  total,  $12-80  per  $1,OOO. 

POPULATION.— State  census  1895  was  51,534.    In  1890  popula- 
tion was  44,179;    In  1880  It  was  33,340;  in  1870  it  was  26,703. 


Years.  Real. 

1896 $48,344,280 

1895 46,063,460 

1894 44,083,900 

1893 42,975,820 

1892 39,444,580 

1891 37,219,490 

1890 33,795,860 

1889 32,000,680 

1888 30,323,140 


STONEHAM.— F.  E.  NICKERSOIT,  Town  Treas'r. 

This  town  is  in  Middlesex  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

AKMORV  LOAN- 
is,  J&J,  $8,000..  July  18/97  to  '04 

($1.000  due  yearly.) 
SEWKR  BONDS— 

4s,  J&l),  $88,000. Jane  1,  '97  to '18 
($4,000  due  yearly.) 
TOWN  NOTES — 

4><8,  J&J,    $5,000.. Jan.     9,1898 
5,000..  Jan.      9,  1899 


4»4S,  J&J. 

4s,  J&D, 
4s,  F&A, 
4a,  J&D, 


10,000.. Juno  10, 1900 
5,000.. Feb.  20,  1901 
10,000.. June    9,1902 


4s,  J&D,  $5,000. .June  1,1904 
4s,  J&D,  5,000. .. .Dec.  1,  1905 
4s,  J&D,  5,000.... Dec.  1,  1906 
Tot.  bond,  debt  Jan.  1,'97  $88,000 

floating  debt 58,000 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897. .     146,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 4,319,870 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    442,615 

Total  valuation  1896 4,762,485 

Assess't  80  to  90'%  of  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $20-40 


Population  in  1895  was 6,278 

Population  in  1890  was 6,155 

INTEREST  on  sewer  bonds  and  on  the  town  notes,  due  in  1904 
'06,  is  payable  at  Boston;  on  all  other  loans  at  Stoneham. 

SUFFOLK  COUNTY.— See  City  of  Boston. 

T  A  T  TMTOM       $  NATHANIEL  J.  W.  FISH.  Mayor. 
1  AU1N  1  (_»JN  —  (EDWARD  H.  TEMPLE,  Treasurer. 
This  city  Is  in  Bristol  County. 

— Interest. — ,    , Principal, . 

P.Ot.  Payable.      When  Due.    Outstand'g. 
"    D    June  1,  1897       $14,000 


LOANS— 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE. 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
•do 


.  1888 


. 

.1893 
.1894 
.1895 


^ 
.1896  4 


.1896 
..1891 
..1893 
..1894 


J&D  June  1,  1898 
J&D  June  1,  1901 
J&D  June  1,  1903 
J&D  June  1,  1904 
J&D  June  1,  1904 
J&D  June  1,  1905 
J&D  June  1,  1906 
J&D  June  1,  1911 
J&D  June  1,  1913 
J&D  June  1,  1914 
J&D  June  1,  1915 
J&D  June  1,  1916 


62,000 
6,700 
15,000 
19.OOO 
30,000 
63,325 
15,000 
5.0OO 
15.0OO 
21,000 
62,000 
46.80O 


LOANS- 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE. 


Pavingbonds 1891    4 

Water  bonds 1887    4 

do 

do 

ill! 

,1.. 

do 
a., 
do 
do 
do 

do 
do 

.1.) 

ill! 

do 
do 


Interest. 
P.  Ct.  Payable. 


Principal.  -  . 
When  Due.      Outstand'g. 


J&D  June  1,  1901 

J&J  July  1,  1897 

J&J  July  1,  1904 

J&J  July  1,  1905 

J&J  July  1,  1906 

J&J  July  1,  1908 

J&J  July  1,  1909 

J&J  Jan.   1,  1910 

J&J  July  1,  1910 

J&J  July  1,  1911 

J&J  July  1,  1917 

J&J  July  1,  1922 

J&J  Jan.  1,  1922 

J&J  Julyl,  1922 

J&J  Julyl,  1922 

J  July  1,  1922 

J  July  1,   1922 


J    & 
J    & 


*uo,ooo 

5,000 
12,000 

1,700 
27,000 

5,000 
15.000 
30,000 
15,000 
liS.OOO 
•15.0OO 
350,000 
10,000 
10.000 
35,000 
85.500 
20,000 
29,850 


1884  4 

1885  4 

1886  4 

1888  4 

1889  4 

1890  4 
1889  4 

1891  4 

1887  4 

1892  4 

1892  4 

1893  4 

1894  4 

1895  4 

1896  4 

Municipal  notes. 4 1 898  to  1901 

INTEREST— WHERE    PAYABLE— Coupons  are  payable   at  the 
Atlas  Nat.  Bank  of  Boston.   Reg.  interest  is  remitted  by  City  Treasurer. 
TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,   ETC.-The  subjoined  state- 
ment shows  Taunton's  total  debt,  the  sinking  fund  held  by  the  city 
against  the  same,  and  the  water  debt,  on  the  dates  named. 

Dec.  1,'96.    Dec.  1, '95.    Dec.  1, '94.    Dec.  1/93 

Gross  debt $1,176,875    $1.563,543    $1,671,737    $1,700,542 

Sinking  funds,  etc....      101,969         684,085         863,127         901,791 

Net  debt $1.074,905        $879,458        $808,609       $79x,7r.l 

Waterdebt  (included).    $712,200    $1,112,700    $1,042,700    $1,007,700 
Water  sinking  fund 479,869         441,586         407,117 

Net  water  debt....    $...  $632,831       $601,114       $600,283 

Net  "municipal  "debt    $ $246,627       $207,495       $19s.iiN 

The  sinking  fund  receives  yearly  a  sum  sufficient  with  accumulations 

of  interest  on  sinking  fund  investments  to  retire  entire  debt  at  maturity. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION— The  city's  assessed  valuation  and  tar 

rate  at  different  periods  have  been  as  follows,  real  estate  being  taken  at 

about  90  per  cent  of  cash  value. 

Assessed  Valuation .     Rate  of  Tat 


Tears.          Real. 

1896 $14,184,660 

1895 14,020,050 

1894 13,814,470 

1890 12,824,625 

1886 

1882 


Personal. 
$5,207,235 
5,183,434 
5,073,494 
4,998,407 


Total.  per  $1.000. 

$19,391,895  $17-60 

19,203.484  17  Hi) 

18,987,964  17-60 

17,823,032  17-60 

16,756,469  16-70 

16,003,677  15-80 


POPULATION— By  1895  census  population  was  27,115;  in  1890  it 
was  25,448 ;  in  1880  it  was  21,213 ;  in  1870  it  was  18.629. 


TURNERS  FALLS.— 

Turners  Falls  is  a  part  of  the  town  of  Montague,  Franklin  County, 
but  is  separate  for  water  and  tire  purposes. 

Sinking  funds $8,260 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,088,87! 

Tax  valuation,  personal  596.325 
Total  valuation  1894...  2,685,200 
Assessment  about  %  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $1-90 


When  Due. 


LOANS- 
WATER  BONDS — 

4s,  M&S,  $15,000 Sept.  1, 1901 

4s,  M&S,    15,000 Sept.  1,1906 

4s,  M&S,    25,000 Sept.  1,1911 

4s,  M&S,    25,000 Sept.  1,1916 

Total  debt  (last returns)... $90,000 
I  NTEREST  is  payable  at  the  Howard  National  Bank,  Boston,  Mass. 
TAX  FREE — All  loans  issued  by  this  district  exempt  from  taxation. 


WAKEFIELD.— T.  J 

This  town  is  in  Middlesex  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

MUNICIPAL  LIGHT  LOAN- 
IS,  A&O  $90,000 Oct.  1,1915 

($9,000  due  yearly)  to  1924 

4s $5,OOO Oct.  1, 1914 

4s,  A&O,  82,000 Oct.  1,  '96-'24 

FUNI>EI>  LOAN — 
4s,  J&D.  $8.000 1897-1908 

ARMORY  LOAN — 

4s,  F&A,  $12,000 Dec.  1, 1900  i 

($3,000  due  yearly)  to  Deo.  1, 1904 


.  SKINNER,  Treas. 


SCHOOL  LOAN— 
4s,  M&N,  $38,000.. ..1900  to  1904 
Total  debt  May  1,  1896..  $23' 

Tax  valuation,  real 5,57' 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    761,6-J."i 
Total  valuation  189H. .. .6,3;;- 

Totaltax  (per$1.000) L'0-m 

Population  in  1895  was - 

Population  in  1890  was 6,982 

INTEREST   is    payable    at    the 
Howa 


IREST   is    payable    at 
vard  National  Bank. 


WALPOLE.— F.  0.  PILSBURY,  Treasurer. 

This  town  is  In  Norfolk  County. 


LOANS- 
TOWN  HALL — 


When  Due. 


4s.  A&O,  $2,500 Apr.  1,  1897 

4s,  A&O,    2,500 Apr.  1,  1898 

SCHOOL  BONDS — 
4s,  M&N,  $8,500 Nov.  2,  1906 

WATER  BONDS  - 
4s,  F&A,  $100,000....    1897-1921 


Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897..  $113,501 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,861,31: 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    433, Hi 

Total  valuation  1896 2,294. 4  li 

Total  tax  per  $1  ,OOO * 

Population  in  181)5  was 

Population  in  1890  was 

Population  in  18SO  was - 


($4,000  due  yearly  on  Aug.  1.) 
INTEREST  on  the  town's  bonds  is  payable  at  the  National  Bank o 
Redemption,  Boston,  Mass. 


\X7  A  T   T  W  A  TVT         $  CHA8.  P.  BOND,  Mayor. 

W  A-J-i  1  Jrl  Am.  —  $E.  j_  SANDERSON,  Treasurer. 

This  city  is  in  Middlesex  County. 

LOANS—  .  —  Interest.--^    .  -  Principal, 


NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.Ct.  Payable. 

City  bonds 1887    4       J   &    - 


, 

When  Due.     On-.- 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


.1888 

.issl) 

.1SS1I 

.1890 
.1891 


& 


J    July  1,  1897 
J    July  1,   1898 


City  bonds  (Con.) 1892 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


.1891  4 
4 
4 

4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
t 
t 
4 


.1892 
.1892 
.1895 
.1886 
.1892 
.1892 
.1894 
.1X94 
.1894 


.1895  4 


.1896 
.1896 
.1896 

.1«1)6 


J  Jan.  1,  1899 

J&J  July  1,  1899 

J&J  Jan.  1,  1900 

J&J  Jan.  1,  1901 

J&J  July  1,  1901 

J&J  Jan.  1,  1902 

J&J  July  1,  1902 

J&D  Dec.31,  1902 

J&J  July  1,  1905 

J&J  Jan.  1,  1906 

J&J  July  1,  1912 

J&J  July  1,  1912 

J&J  Jan.  1,  1904 

J&J  July  1,  1904 

A&O  Apr.  1,  1924 

J&J  July  1,  1905 

J  A  J  Jan.  1,  1906 

J&J  Jan.  1,,1916 

*  '  J  July  1,  190C, 

J  July  1,   1916 


.t 


$28,OC 

28,0! 

28,0* 

31,01 

26.CK 

30,0( 

s',» 

2.<X 

•!« 

?0,0< 

11.11' 

31,0 

5," 


April,   1897. 


MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES 


TOWNS, 


LOANS- 
*o  PURPOSE 

•nrfaee  drainage. 


F.CI.  J*yaM«.    When  Due.       OuMatuF, 


•s 


AAO  Oct.   1,   1923 

J  Jan.    1.  1UO9 

J  Jan.    1,  1910 

J  July   1.   1912 

O  Apr.    1,  

I  yearly. 

O  Oct.    1.  1911 

O  Apr.    1.  1921 

J  July    1,  1902 

J  July    1,  1922 

J  Dec.  31.  1922 

O  Apr.  1.  1923 

O  Oct.    1.  10t3 

D  Dec.   1.  1898 

J  Apr.  1,  1906 

J  Jan.   1.  1907 

J  July  1.  1907 

J  July  1,  1908 

J  July  1.  1909 

J  July  1,  1911 

J  July   1,   1912 

J  Jan.    1.  1913 

O  Apr.   1. 

J  July  1.   1913 

O  Apr.  1,   1914 

O  Oet.    1,  1914 


niuTc. 
92OOOO 
89,000 
15,000 
10.OOO 


•  .......  i 

M>.000 
10.OOO 
25,000 
13,000 
i  ......  i 

1,000 

-..:•*: 

0400 


. 

18,000 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

WATER  WORKS— (Con.) 
4s,  AAO,    96,000  ..  Oct.     1, 1912 
4S.MA8,    18.OOO. ..  .Sept.   1,  1913 
4S.MAS,      9,000. ...Mar.    1,1014 
1-.  MA>.  134.000....    Mar.   1.  I'.H', 

4s.MAS,      6.00O Mar.  1,1915 

4s,MAS,      4,000 Mar.  1,1916 

Bonded  debt,  Jan.  1/97.  9313.0OO 
Water  debt  (included).  226.OOO 
Floating  debt 43.3OO 

INTEREST  Is  payable  by  the 
Huston,  Mass. 


Total  debt $356,3OO 

Sinking  fund  assets —     103,162 
Net  debt,  Jan.  1,  1897..      253,138 

Tax  valuation  real 4,673,100- 

Tax  valuation  personal.  2.521,485. 
Total  valuation  1896....  7.194,585 
Assessment  3»  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1.OOO)  1896.11-OO- 

Population  in  1896  was 4,325 

Population  in  1890  was 3.6OO 

Boston  Safe  Deposit  A  Trust  Co., 


2O.OOO 

;....,., 

38,000 

M.OOO 

125,000 

:  .....  ~  • 
:.,.,„,,, 
10.000 

10,000 


Apr.  1,  1915 
O    Apr.  1.  1916 
REST  OBI  all  bonds  to  payable  at  the  Boston  Safe  Deposit  A 
Trait  On.,  Boston,  Mass. 

AL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  ettyV  total  bonded  debt  on  February  1, 
ai».  was  91. 288.500;  water  debt  included.  9U8.OOO;  sinking  funds. 
9M0.03 1 ;  net  debt,  9022.4A4. 

i  VALUATION. -The  city's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 
i  as  follows : 

-jBjIlsnl  Valuation .     Hair  of  Tax 

Tsar*-  AWJMafe,          Fmrnnml.  TWo/.         jwr  91.000. 

918,563.432      916-60 
18.0S1.S76         16-00 
..6.060         16-30 
15,210,714  14-OO 


Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1896.    $185,200 
Water  debt  (Included)..       116.OOO 

Siiiklux  fund 47,405 

Net  debt  Jan.  1.  1896..       137,795 
Tax  valuation  1896....  2,778,837 

Assessment  is  <*  actual  value. 
ftM  tax    i«  .  -i.......  si.;-n> 

Total  valuation  1191...   2.795,234 

Population  in  1895  was 5,231 

Population  in  189O  was 5,195 


914JM4.900 

siuii^oo 

1  1.125,300 
IMM  MO 


94.499.232 


POPU 


TION.  -la  18M 

UK*  w*. 


.  In  189O  It  was 


.  R  E. — flssapisire  County. 

LOANS—  Am»*mt. 

•cTMw*!  leaa.  4s 998.00O 

........  . 

loan.  3  *  and  4*..      54.0OO 
Ox  A  Ive-yaar  loans.  4s       S.flOO 


Total  debt.  March.  IH96..$128.«6O 
Tax  TahHrttoB  ta  1999... 4,18a.33» 
Tax  rate  iper  91.OOO) 917-40 

Population  In  1990  was!!!"!7|899 


WARREN  BLA  i  H,  Treojurer. 

^HtoMwa  Is  In  W»re*slar  County. 
LOANS-  mm  AM. 

r.9»,900,  var  18»6t«190o 
<UM  March.  109*.    9M.SM 


Total  tax  . 
r»»»lslt»n 
Popttlattoa  to  1990  war..... .£081 


.  •    ,. 

918-OO 
4.424 


WATERTOWN.->    -    G    ;  i-»\.  Tmunrer. 

•tstrwa  to  IB  MKuJasBX  Couaty.    la  1891  aa  laso*  of 


U  IB  MMdtesex  CoantT.    la  1891  an 

iiti>r*li».i»oo  wa*  aMaotliad.  aad  DBIM  of  tola  IMM  to 


•at  of 


1.  1M«.  aad  four 


LOANS 


.000. 
'..000 


WktnDtu. 

.July  1.  1BO1 
.Apr.  1.  1903 
..  Uw.  1.1902 


ftrj.tl.lW7 
1991 


iSl 

1906 


4*. 

4s, 

4*. 


AAO. 

KAA! 

AAO. 

i.%J. 


...  •    ;    : 

.DM.  i.  im 

M999 


ToSS: 

V.aon  .     iiri 

•-.     w«w.       5.OOO July  1,  19O4 

4s,  MAX,  11.000.. ..Hept.1.  1904 
•a.  AAO.  14.000  ...Apr.  1.1909 
4s.  FAX  930.000..  1907  to  19O9 

(93.0OO  dae  yearly  i 
Total  4aM  F>B.  1.1997...  91    _ 

Tax  Tataatta*.  real 7^57.850 

Tax  isluatlssi.  BiwasBBl  1.197.100 
Total  valuation  1899. . .  9^55.430 
^«PJ'«BOJOV94  918-00 

1  ~   19  WstB.  .....  / , VKfl 


WESTBOROUGH.— G.  0.  BRIGHAM,  Treas. 

This  town  Is  In  Worcester  County 
LOANS-  When  Our. 

MCSICIPALDEBT— 

3V  to  4><s.  Tar.921,2OO.-9«)tol901 
4s.  915.OOO 1  *!•» 

WATER  BONDS— 

5s,  MAS,  955.OOO. . .  .Sept.  16, 19O6 
4s,  MAS,  35,000.... Mar.  1,1908 
4s.  MAS,  2O.OOO.... Sept.  16. 1916 
4*.  MAS.  6,000.. ..Sept.  16,  1919 

SKWER  Bono*— 

4s. 931.OOO 1922 

4s. 60.000 1927 

(Interest  payable  In  Boston.) 

WEST  BOYLSTON.— O.  F.  HOWE,  Treas'r. 

This  town  Is  In  Worcester  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due.  I  Total  debt  Feb.  1 .  "97. . .       92O.OOO 

To wx  XOTEB—  |  Tax  valuation,  real 982,440- 

4s 910.000....  1904  I  Tax  valuation,  personal      289.22O 

4«,     JAD.       2,5OO....Dec.4.1899    Total  valuation  1*96  ..    1.271.6OO 
4s.     JAD.      3.5OO.... Dec.  4, 19OO  |  As«emnient  same  an  actual  value. 

4s,  95.000  ...  1905  I  Total  tax  (per  91.  OOO) 916-OO- 

Interest  payable  at  Worcester.        Population  In  1 896  was 2,96!) 

I  Population  In  1890  was 3,01» 

WESTF1ELD.— C.  N.  0 A KES,  Town  Treasurer. 

This  town  Is  In  Hampdcn  County. 


LOANS- 

\     M.KHI 


WlmJtm 


«>••,  July.  916.000....  July  1.1897 
(94.000  due  yearly  i  to  July  1.  19OO 
llmiH.c  Bonn*— 

913.609.. .1899  W 1910 

<»l  .800  dae  yearly) 
OKA  DC  CBoemxa  l»  > 

93.000 Oet.  1.1897 

4s.     AAO.94.200 1900 

3V.  AAO.    6.00»  .  1897 

.  moOO  d«e  y-rly)  to  Oct   1 .  l 


34s.  AAO. 


i . .  * ,  i 

1"->T  1 

8JMO.... 1897  to  1906 

.*l*oY.  due  yearly) 
.  *oT«a— 


3 Vs.  JAJ,  95.000... 
0BWBB  NOT!*— 


July  1,1897 


.  19O*. 
1991 


lulu 


WATKR  BOMM— 
4s.  AAO,  935,(NMi  ......  Oct.  1,  1897 

(95.0OOdue  yearly)  to  Oct.  1,  19O3 
4a,  AAO.  911,000  ......  Oct.  1.  1897 

(»6,.soo  due  yearly)  to  Oct.  1.  1808 
4«,'AAO.    98.000.  .....  Get.  1.189» 

4s.  AAO.      6.000  ......  Oct.  1.1900 

4*.  AAO,    40^00  ......  Oct.  1,1901 

(95.500  dne  rnarly)  to  Oct.  1,  19O» 
4«,  AAO.  922.500  ......  Oct.  1,  180«> 

"00  due  yearly)  to  <  vt.  i  ,  1  907 
AAO.    95.000....  Oct.  1,1  897 

debt  Frb.  1,  1897..  927O.8OO 
Water  debt  KI.'i.OOO 

Tai  valuation  1  S9A  ......  7,950,805 

assessment  ub»ut  *in  actual  value. 
T.  tal  tax  (per  91.000)...  918-OO 
.w».  ....10.6.TO 


..... 

Population  In  l«9Owa»  ......  9.8O& 

......  7^87 


Population  In  1880  wa« 


4s.      AAO.  95.000..  J 

flsJS55:ifl 

..  »10.0«o 

IB  plaee  of  a  ilnklnf  fund  the  town  pay*  off  933,800  of  debt  yearly. 
INTEREST  on  the  water  binds  Is  payable  at  Boston;  on  all  other 
MBS  at  We-tflelA. 


WEST  SPRINGFIELD-F.  II.  SIBI.K>.  Clerk 

This  town  U  la  Ilanipden  County. 


LOAN&- 

OIHBBAL   PCkrOSKS— 


. 

PopolaUra  la  1WO  wa« 


. 

7,073 


to  payable  at  the  Fourth  Na 


WAYLAND.-IlEXBT  F.  LEB,  Tre«nrer. 

Middlesex  Cpsmty. 

Tax  valaatkM  In  1896.  9I.4!>1.B5S 


t  about  %  aetntl  value. 
Total  tax  per 91.000....         915-60 

Population  ta  1896  was 2.O26 

..     HHj.BWt 
Int.  rr.t  to  payable  la  Boston. 

WEBSTER.-Wore-torCwmty. 

LOANS-  Wlun  Due.  ;  Tax  valuation  1996 .. .  93.1O0.83S 

Sffig:. HMlB£»e0.&:^» 

•&SS^%t^\&jaat  iSSw^::::::?^! 

WELLESLEY— ALBERT  Jisxixos,  Trewnrer. 

Thto  town  Is  la  .Norfolk  County. 


LOt- 

95.000  ..J0» 
•10. 


17.  1WT7 
99.1998 

-  *»•  18W 

Puurr— 


"•. 


1.1997 


....    . 

'  ' 


1.  1902 


LOANS-  Wht*  Due. 

-  TMttOCi  HOOTM  —  (OoB.)— 

*••¥*»..    99.000....  Sept,  1.1904 


....6e.pt.  1,  1896 
Ine  yrly)  toBept.  1,1906 

^ATVBWoBJI*— 

4s.  AAO,  90.000.... Oet.  26. 1897 

4s.   JAJ.  7.000  ...Jsti.     l.l»". 

4s.  JAD,  5,000.... Dee.  in.  1907 

4s,  MAN.  5.00O. . . .  Apr.  2H.  19O8 

4S.AAO.  0.000  ...Apr      I.19O9 

4s.  MA".  10.000.  ..Setit.  1 .  I9OH-O 

4«,  MAN.  6.000.... Nov.  TJ 

4s.  JAD.  A.OOO....DM.  30, 1911 


Due. 


............  May  5.  1898 

due  yearlyi  to  Ma> 
V9MMKN)  . 

doe  yearly)  to  »,  t.  1.  i'ii- 
.OVf.....     ........  .1*27 


B.. tided  debt  Jan.  1,  1806.  948.OOO. 
Watrr  debt  (Included)  ...    23.0OO- 


noattncdelM.. 
Tmx  raluation  l 


_  1896 4 .346.040 

Total  tax  (per  91 .000)....       16"OO 

Population  in  1-!I5  was • 

Populailiin  In  1890  wa- 


INTERE8T  on  tbe92.VOOO  of  bonds  ls  payable  by  the  N.  Knit.  Trust 
Co..  Boston;  on  the  990.000  of  bonds  at  the  Third  Xafl  Ban 


l  Bank,  Boston. 


WEYMOUTH.-.I.  II.  STETSOX,  Treasurer. 

The  town  to  In  Norfolk  County. 

LOANS-  *>**  Out, 

FMIATIMO  DCBT— 
4-3««s,  var..  982.OOO  ...1897-1 9O2 
WaTH  BoiiD*— 

.NOT.  1. 1914 

1919 
1990 

;  ..  : 
19M 


4s,  MAX.  9300,000. 

4s.  MAX.    50.0VX>. . 

4s,  MA 

4s.  MAX    29.000. 

4s,  MA 

4s.  M* 

4s.  MAX.      4.000 

4..MAX,      9,000 


IT.  1, 

..Nov.  1, 

...May  1. 

..May  1. 

May  1, 


Town  debt.  Jan.  1,  1897.    982.OOO 
Walar  debt,  Jan.  1  .  1897.    44O.OOO 
Blnklnffnnd  .............       91.288 

NetwalerdebUan.1,'97    348,722 
Tax  Taluatlon,  real  ......  5.261  ,787 

Tax  raluation.  personal.  1.O42.9O6. 
Total  valuation  1896  .....  6.3O4.t!9a 

Property  »s«ea»ed  at  actual  value. 
Tax  rate  (per91.OOO)  .......  917  7ft 

Population  In  1-95  wan.....  11.28ft 

Population  In  1800  was  .....  10,866 


EREST  on  the  Boating  debt  Is  payable  at  the  Town  Treasurer's 
on  in  other  loaas  at  the  Wat  Bank  of  the  Republic,  Boston,  Mass. 


INT 
omee: 

WHITMAN.  —  ThU  town  I.  In  Plymouth  County. 


Wken  Dtu. 


LOANS- 

..  .....  918.000  .................... 

So.  AHIXOTOX  WATBB  Bonoa— 
4s.  MAS.  $97.000.  .............  1912 

Interest  payable  In  Boston. 
Totaldebt  Dee.,  1996....  9124.000 

Staktec  fitads.  ete  ........     2O.090 

Tax  valuation,  real.  .....  3.O53.481 


Tax  valuation,  person'l  , 
Total  valuation  1H96  .  3.'tl»,n78 
Assessment  sane  as  actual  value. 
Tax  valuation  1H9O.,..  3.104,640 
Tax  rale  (per  91.0OO)>96.... 918-40 

Population  In  1H9S  was 5,747 

Population  in  189O  WM 4,441 

Population  In  1896  was 5,715 


WILLIAMSTOWN.— 0.  S.  COLE,  Treasurer. 


This  town  !•  In  Berkshire  Oninty 
LOANS-  Wken  Due. 

••  NOTM)— 

3  Vi,  MAN.  925.000  .Aug.  31, 1807 
'•«,     MAN,       6.000... N 
5«.     MAN.      1O.OOO... On  demand. 
Total  debt  Feb.  16. 1 897.    941  .OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 2367.355 

Tax  valuation,  per-onal      :i76.991 


Total  valuation  1896.. .$2,744,346 
Assessed  valuation  Is  85%  actual 

-.  «.  in- 
Total  tax  (tier  fl.OOO) 916-5O 

Population  In  1805  was 4,886 

Population  In  1H90  was 4,221 

itlonlnl88Owas 3.394 


INTEREST  on  the  5  per  cent  loan  Is  payable  at  the  Wllllamstown 
National  Bank ;  on  the  3\  per  cent  loan  In  Boston. 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LX1V. 


"WINCHESTER.— THOMAS  S.  SPORR,  Treasurer, 

Thin  town  Is  In  Middlesex  County. 

WATRR  BONDS— 
4s,  Var'8,  357,000.. ..1899  to  1926 

(Part  duo  each  year.) 
Total  debt  Jan.  1. 1897..  $545,500 
Float' K  debt  (Included)..       38,500 

Water  works,  value 330,000 

Tax  "valuation,  real 6,1 12,675 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  904,485 
Total  valuation  1896.  ...7,017,160 
Assessment  about  %  actual  value. 
Tax  rate  (per  $1,000)....  $16-50 
Population  lu  1895  was.  6,146 
Population  in  1890  was.  4,861 
Population  in  1880  was.  3,802 


LOANS- 
PLAVUHOUND  BONDS— 

4*, f50,OOO..Deol.'13  to'24 

($5,000  due  yearly.) 
SCHOOL  LOANS— 
4-.         ...$25,OOO.Nov.,>97tolOOl 

,*-..iHiiiiliir  y.MH>.) 
SEWER  BONI«— 


'  ($5,000  due  yearly.) 
4«          ..  $50.000. . Dec.  l,'18to'22 

($10,000  due  yearly.) 
4s, $20,000..  Deo.  1/23-' 

($10,000  due  yearly) 


"24 


"WINTHROP. — This  town  U  In  Suffolk  County. 


LOANS- 
TOWN  BONDS — 


When  Due. 
1907 


.$34,500 
3%s,  4s  A  5s,  $67,400. . .  1897-1905 


Total  debt  Jan.  2, 1897..  $192.178 

Sinking  fund 17,369 

Tax  valuation  1896 5,675,370 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO) ....      $15-30 

Population  In  1896  was 3,8^9 

Population  lu  1890  was 2.726 


TIT/-VOTTDM         5M.  T.  AU.KN,  Mayor. 

W  O  B  U  R  IN  . —  I  CHARLES  A.  JONES,  Auditor. 

This  olty  Is  In  Middlesex  County. 

LOANS-  When  Due.  \        LOANS- 

Al.MSIIOUSE  ANDCOURTHOUSK—  |      STREET  LOAN— 

4«,  MAN.  $12,000.. ..Sept.  1,  1897  4s,  AAO,  $5,OOO Oct.  1,  1897 

($2,000  due  y'rly)  to  Sept.  1, 19O2 


When  Due. 


4s,....  $3,000 Jan.  1,1897 

($1.OOO  due  yearly)  to  Jan.  1, 1899 

KIRK  UEFARTMKNTLOAN — 

4s,  MAN.  $1,000 Nov.  1,1896 

($500  due  yearly)  to  Nov.  1, 1897 

4s,  JAJ,  $3,5OO July  1 ,  1897 

($50O  due  yearly  to)  July  1, 1903 
MUNICIPAL  LOANS— 

4s,  AAO,  $4,OOO Oct.  1,1897 

($1,000  due  yearly)  to  Oct.,  1900 

4s,  JAD,  $4,OOO Deo.  1, 1897 


($1,000  due  y'rly)  to  Oct.  1, 1901 
SEWER  DKBT — 

48 $3,5OO Jan.  1,  1897 

($500  due  yearly)  to  Jan.  J ,  1903 

4s.  AAO.  |26,000 Aug.  1,  1897 

($2,000  due  y'rly)  to  Aug.  1, 1901 
WATER  DEUT — 

4s,  AAO,  $2,4OO Oct.  1,  1897 

($600  due  yearly  I  to  Oct.  1,  1900 

4s,  MAN,  $1,000 Nov.  1, 1896 

(«500  due  yearly)  to  Nov.  1,  1897 
*•••**  •>  «v  ' '.  .p  i  ,"<M' . ..... .  ir\-\i.  i ,  j.oo  /  i  -Is,  J tfc  f ,     $90^000. . . .July  1.  1097 

($500  due  yearly)  to  Dec.  1, 1904  I  ($10,000  due  y'ly)  to  July  1, 1905 

PUBLIC  PARK  LOAN-  4s $48,000 July  1, 1897 

4s,  AAO,  $2,8OO Oct.  1,  18971  ($6,OOO  due  yearly)  to  July  1,1904 


($700  due  yearly)  to  Oct.  1,  1909 
PUBLIC  PROPERTY  LOAN— 

4s $3,500 April  1,  1897 

($5OO  due  yearly)  to  April  1, 1903 


4s $6,000 Apr.  1,  1905 

4s.  AAO,  70,000 Apr.  1,  1897 

($10,OOO  due  y'rly)  to  Apr.  1, 1904 
4s,  AAO,  $9,000 Apr.  1,  1904 


4s,  AAO,  $3,OOO Oct.  1,  1897  I  49,  MAI/.    3,000 May  1,  1897 

($1,OOO  due  y'rly)  to  Oct.  1, 1899  I     ($1,000  due  y'rly  to  May  1 , 1899 

Tax  valuation,  real $8,212,300 

Tax  valuat'n,  personal.   1,551,661 


8cnooi.uou.HK  LOANS— 

48,  AAO,  $5.600 Oct.  1,1897 

($1,400  due  yearly)  to  Oct.  1,  1900 

4s,  AAO.  $10,OOO Oct.  1,  1897 

($2,OOO  due  yearly)  to  Oct.  1, 1901 

4s,JAJ,  $2,000 July  1,1897 

($1,OOO  due  y'arly)  to  July  1, 1893 

4s.  JAJ,  $12,OOO June  1, 1897 

($1,500  due  y'rly)  to  June  1, 1904 


Total  valuation  1896...  9,763,961 
Tax  valuation  1895....  9,672,"43 
Total  valuation  1893...  9,464,154 
Assessment  same  as  actual  value. 
Population  in  1890  was 13,499 


NTEREST  on  water  6s  is  payable  in  Boston;  on  other  Issues  in 
oburn. 


w1, 

TOTAL  DEBT    ETC.— The  city's  net  debt  on  January  1, 1896,  was 
$223,000,  not  incluuiug  water  debt. 

POPULATIQN.-Population   in    1895   was   14,176;   in  1890  was 
13,499;  in  1880  was  10,931 ;  in  1870  was  8,560. 


JA.  B.  R.  8PRAGUE,  Mayor. 
• —  I  WILLIAM  8.  BARTON,  Treasurer. 
This  city  is  in  Worcester  County. 

LOANS—  . — Interest. — ,     , Principal. . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE^^    ^ ^^P.jOt.  Payable     When  Due.    Outstand'a. 


Funded  city  loan  (ren'l) .  .1875  5 

do          do       1891  4 

do          do    (renewal)  1875  4 

do    (renewal)  1892  4 


AAO    Apr.   1,  1905     $200,000 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


.1892 
.1893 
.1894 


.1895  4 

.1895  4 

.1895  4 

.1896  4 

1897  4 


Funded  park  loan 1889  4 

Funded  sewer  loan 1879  5 

do    do   1880  5 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


A  A  O  Apr.   1,  1901 

AAO  Apr.  1,  1905 

AAO  Apr.   1,  1905 

AAO  Apr.   1,  1902 

AAO  Apr.  1,  1903 

AAO  Apr.  1,  1904 

AAO  Apr.  1,  1905 

AAO  Apr.  1,   1905 

AAO  Apr.  1,  1925 

AAO  Apr.  1,   1906 

1926 

AAO  Apr.  1,  1938 

J   A   J  Jan.   1,  1899 

J   A   J  Jan,   1,  1900 


do    (renewal)  1875    4is    A  A  O    Apr!  \,  1905 
1881    4       JAJ    Jan.   1,  1901 

do   "."." 
do 


do 
do 
do 
do 


1883  4 

1884  4 

1885  4 

1886  4 
1888  4 
1890  4 
1892  4 
1897  4 


rnnded  water  loan .1876  5 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


.1884  4 

.1885  4 

.1888  4 

.1889  4 

.1890  4 

.1891  4 

.1892  4 

.1893  4 

.1894  4 

.1895  4 


JAJ  Jan.   1,  1903 

JAJ  Jan.   1,  1904 

JAJ  Jan.   1,  1905 

JAJ  Jan.   1,  1906 

JAJ  Jan.   1,  1908 

JAJ  Jan.   1,  1910 

JAJ  Jan.   1,  1912 

1916 

JAD  Dec.   1,  1906 

AAO  Apr.   1,  1914 

AAO  Apr.   1,  1915 

AAO  Apr.  1,  1918 

AAO  Apr.   1,  1919 

AAO  Apr.   1,   1920 

AAO  Apr.   1,  1921 

AAO  Apr.   1,   1922 

AAO  Apr.  1,   1923 

AAO  Apr.  1,  1924 

AAO  Apr.  1,  1925 

J&D  June  1,  1905 


do  (renewal)  1892  4  .„„„„„„,.,  it,uu 

do  (renewal)  1885  3*,  J  A  D    June  <  1905 

do        1895  4  AAO    Apr.  1.  1925 

do        1896  4  AAO    Apr.  1  1928 


75,000 
500,000 
500,000 
135,000 
100,000 
260,000 
110,000 
125,000 
50,000 
120,000 
150,000 
250,000 
100,000 
30,000 
140,000 
55,000 
05,000 
70,000 
180,000 
J  45,000 
75,000 
75,000 
80,000 
100,000 
100,000 
250,000 
100,000 
150,000 
200,000 
30,000 
70,000 
150.000 
50,000 
50,000 
100,000 
300,000 
!.-><>, 000 
100.000 
75,000 


tuereof.VALUE  OF  BON°S.-The  bonds  are  for  $500  and  multiples 


•  •* 


•gainst  the  same, 


r  debt,  on  the  dates  indicated 


Dec.  1, 1896.  Deo.  1, 1895.  Dec.  1, 1894. 

Total  bonded  debt $5,315,OOC        $5,07O,OOO       $4,845,000 

Sinking  funds 2,383,735         2,204,460         2,074,491 

Net  debt $2,931,265        $2,865,540       $2,770,509 

Water  A  park  debt  (Inc.  above). $2,175,000  $2,050,000  $1,950,000 
The  sinking  fund  receives  yearly  a  sum  sufficient  with  accumulations 
of  Interest  on  sinking  fund  investments  to  retire  entire  debt  at  matur- 
ity. In  1896  $147,000  was  paid  Into  sinking  funds  other  than  th« 
water  bonds  sinking  fund;  In  1895,  $143,000;  In  1894,  $136,700;  in 
1893,  $115,900;  In  1892,  $113,100;  In  1891,  $93,4OO. 

CITY  PROPERTY.— The  city  owned  property  in  1896  valued  at 
$6,126,383,  including  water  works  costing  $2,797,561.  Receipts  from 
water  assessments  in  year  1895-96  were  $228,494  75 ;  maintenance, 
$53,795;  Interest  on  water  loans,  $70,750;  paid  to  sinking  fund,  $5,250. 
DEBT  LIMITATION.— An  exception  in  the  case  of  Worcester  to 
general  State  law  limiting  municipal  Indebtedness  is  found  In  the 
Supplement  to  the  Public  Statutes,  Laws  of  1888,  Chapter  144.  The 
object  of  the  law  was  to  authorize  a  loan  for  the  purposes  of  Public 
Parks.  The  loan  was  called  the  Worcester  Park  Loan,  and  the  amount 
of  the  issue  was  fixed  at  not  to  exceed  $250,000.  The  Statute  provided 
that  this  loan  should  not  be  included  within  the  debt  limit  fixed  by  law. 
Under  the  provisions  of  Chapter  293,  Act  of  1894,  new  olty  hall  bonds 
to  the  amount  of  $300,000  are  also  outside  the  debt  limit. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 
rate  have  been  as  follows,  real  estate  being  taken  at  "  its  full  and  fair 
cash  value": 

Personal 
Property. 
$15.703,250 
16,939.866 
16,041.000 
15,633,010 
14,164,286 


Yeari.  Real  Estate. 

1896 $74,986,450 

1895 71,104,650 

1894 69,259,600 

1890 57,819,250 

1888 50,338,350 

1883 


Rate  of  Tax 
Total,    per  $1,OOO. 
$90,68'J,700       $15-60 
15-40 
15-20 
15-60 
16-00 
17-20 


83,044,516 
85,300,600 
73,452,266 
64,502,636 
48,570.335 

In  1896  tax  rate  includes :  State  tax,  $0-43 ;  county  tax,  $0-83 ;  olty 
$14-34:  total,  $15-60. 

Average  assessed  valuation  for  three  years,  1894  to  1896  inclusive, 
was  $88,01 1,605. 

POPULATION.— Population  In  1895  was  98,687;  in  1890  wa« 
84,655;  in  188O  was  58,291;  in  1870  was  41,105.  The  population  for 
1896  Is  estimated  at  over  100,000. 


ADDITIONAL    STATEMENTS. 


In  the  table  below  we  give  statements  regarding  all  town 
State  of  Massachusets  which  have  reported  an  Indebtedness 
$25,000,  aud  which  are  not  represented  among  the  foregoing, 
the  population  according  to  the  Massachusetts  Census  of  1895 

Total  Assessed        Tax 

Location.                                         Debt.  Valuation.     Rate. 

Avon,  Norfolk  Co $60,OOO  $785,120 

Billerica,  Middlesex  Co 51,212  1,805,130 

BlackBtone,  Worcester  Co 30,700  2,621,572 

Cohasset,  Norfolk  Co 59,200  4,585,275 

Cottage  City,  Dukes  Co 29,OOO  1,628,025 

Dartmouth,  Bristol  CO 25,700  2,504,875 

Dedham,  Norfolk  PO 113,325  8,782,541 

Deerfleld,  Franklin  Co 54,7OO  1,651,951 

Essex,  Essex  Co 25,828  959,577 

Fairhaven,  Bristol  Co 94,836  2,221,997 

Hardwiok,  Worcester  Co 30,000  1,494,510 

Hatfleld,  Hampshire  Co 30,000  960,425 

Hinsdale,  Berkshire  Co 32,500  672.413 

Hull,  Plymouth  Co 180,443  3,717,150 

Kingston,  Plymouth  Co 38,000  1,421,360 

Lancaster,  Worcester  Co 37,000  3,026,272 

Leicester,  Worcester  Co 44,392  2,208,689 

Lenox,  Berkshire  Co 35,813  3,444,988 

Mansfield,  Bristol  Co 44,7Oi)  1,842,330 

Millis,  Norfolk  Co 37,000  752,980 

Milton,  Norfolk  Co 79,09919,054,000 

Monson,  Hampden  Co 58,000  1,711,861 

Nahant,  Essex  Co 36,846  4,824,578 

North  Brookfleld,  Worcester  Co.  160,000  1,779,635 

Palmer,  Hampden  Co 44,000  ',716.749 

Eockport,  Essex  I'o 144,000  2,757,700 

Scituate,  Plymouth  Co 58,000  2,319,080 

Sharon.  Norfolk  Co 64,915  1,886,642 

Stougliton,  Norfolk  Co 272,000  2,854,244 

Swampscott,  Essex  Co 85,000  5,141,304 

Templeton,  Worcester  Co 26,208  1,279,419 

Uxbridge.  Worcester  Co 41,000  2.250.575 

Weston,  Middlesex  Co 28,666  3,131,105 

Westport,  Bristol  Co 33.500  1,512,750 

Wreutham.  Norfolk  Co 28,108  1,474,604 


$17-60 
14-50 
17-60 

9-70 
15-80 
16-40 
16-40 
12-00 
16-30 
17-50 
14-00 
12-OO 
15-60 
18-50 

9-60 
10-80 
2O-OO 
12-50 
19-50 
16-00 

9-00 
18-00 

7-50 
22-00 
20-90 
18-80 
12-00 
10-15 
25-50 
12-00 
17-80 
18-40 

8-70 
16-00 
21-60 


3  in  the 
of  over 
We  add 

Popu- 
lation. 
1,626 
2,577 
0,03 
2,47 
1,038 
3,10- 
7,21 
3,007 
1,587 
3,338 
2,655 
1,262 
1,650 
1,044 
1,746 
2,180 
3,239 
2  872 
3,722 
1,006 
5,518 
3,746 
86c 
4,635 
6,85' 
5,288 


1.71' 

5,27: 
3.25S 
2.91; 
3,541 

1,71' 
2,67 
2,58 


State  of  Rhode   Island 


ITS 


DEBT,  KESOUKCES,  ETC. 


Admitted  as  a  State      -        -        -       One  of  Original  Thirtee 
Total  area  of  State  (square  miles)    ...  ;    1,2; 

State  Capital  Newport  and  Provider 

Governor  (term  expires  last  Tues.  May,  '97),  Chap.  W.  Lippi 
Secretary  of  State  (term  exp.  last  Tues.  May.  '97),  C.  P.  Benne 
Treasurer  (term  expires  last  Tuesday  May,  '97).  Samuel  Clai 
Legislature  meets  annually  the  last  Tuesday  in  May  at  Nev 
port,  and  holds  an  adjourned  session  the  following  January 
Providence.  There  is  no  limit  as  to  the  length  of  session. 

HISTORY  OF  DEBT.— For  a  brief  history  of  the  Rhode  Isla 
State  debt  see  STATE  AND  CITY  SUPPLEMENT  of  April  13, 1895,  page : 
The  bonds  outstanding  at  present  are  described  as  follows: 

LOANS—  . — Interest. — , 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  Rate.  Payable. 

Civil  War  bonds,  1864 c*    6       FAA 

StateHouseloan,1894 3Hjg.J  A   J 

do         do       1894 S'str.J  A   J 

do          do       1894 3i->g.J  A   J 

do          do        1894 S^jg.J  &   J 


Principal.— 

When  Due.    Outstam 
Past  due. 
1904 
1914 
1924 
1934 


*17,( 
300,( 
400,< 
400,'. 
400,( 


PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.— The  bonds  are  for  $1,000  each. 


April,  1897. 


ISiAflD-CITItS  MID  TOWNS, 


TAX  FREE.— Bond*  of  the  State  BOOM  loan  are  exempt  from  taxa- 
tion In  Rhode  Island. 

INTEREST  U  payable  In  Providence  at  the  Rhode  Island  Hospital 
Triut  Company. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  ETC.— The  subjoined  state- 
Beat  show*  Rhode  Island's  debt,  and  the  sinking  fund  held  against  the 
•Mae,  on  the  ant  of  January  of  the  following  yean. 

I-!'-,  1,-u.  !-,(  I-.,.-. 

Total  funded  debt.... fl.517.OOO       9089,000    91.283.000    91.233.000 
Blnkingfund. 118.867          699.OO8       1.115.891       1.O49.764 


Set  debt. 91,»0,iai  Mil  9137.109       9233,336 

The  sinking  fund  1s  largely  Invested  in  oily,  town  and  district 
bonds  and  note*,  and  it  U  to  receive  950,000  yearly. 

TAX   VALUATION.— The  asseewd  valuation  of    real  estate   la 
Rhode  lalaad  In  189O  was  9243,658.190;  personal  property,  984,872,- 
969 ;  total  9323.53O.559.    Tax  rate  (per  91.OOO)  was  91-80. 
POPULATION   OF   STATE.-In  1790  the  number  of  inhabitant* 
1 68.825  and  In  18OO  It  had  Increased  only  to  69,122;  In  1850  It  had 
t  to  147,545;  for  1895  It  1s  384,758. 

1870 217.353  I  1830 97.199 

1860 174.690  I  182O 83,015 

1850 147.5451  1810 76,931 

1840 108.830  | 

In  the  deeade  froat  I860  to  1870  the  rate  of  growth  was  24-47  per 
cent.  In  the  1470  to  184O  deeade  27-23  per  cent  and  In  the  last  decade 
94-94  per  cent. 

MUNICIPAL  INDEBTEDNESS  LIMITATIONS.-There  Is  nothing 
la  the  Ooastitntion  ef  Rhode  lalaad  "»1*~9;  the  amount  of  elty  debt*. 
The  following,  however,  are  two  seetioas  taken  from  Chapter  34  of  the 
Bevtoed  Statute,  of  the  State,  p«md  la  1878.  Since  1878  these 
•rovUdoas  have  beea  In  force,  aad  eoaaeqaeatiy  3  per  eent  of  the  taxa- 
ble property  has  beea  the  limit  of  the  power  of  each  town  to  create 


. 
.343.906 

.  :t..l.J-i 
.-...Ml 


16.  "Tl 

shall  be  paM  aad  be  faulted  _ 
ifc  woriEsaow  anUtertoed ito  h> 

id  according1  to  Ike  tenor  of  UM  authority 

17.  No  town  shall  Incur  any  debt  la  exeee.  ef  three  per 
lof  UM  taxable  property  of  such  town.  Including  the  Indebted. 

•as.  of  such  Iowa  oa  the  loath  day  of  April,  one  I»nas«ait  eight  hun- 
iMfWty-olght.  KM  Ike  gtvtag  of  a  aew  note  or  bead,  for  a  pr£ 
exUUag  debtor  for  money  borrowed  aad  applied  to  the  payment  of 
iaehpre*xistiag  4eM.  to  excepted  from  the  provWoas  ef  UiU  section, 
aad  the  amount  of  aay  taking  fund  shall  be  dedaetod  la  nil  •••MM 
ach  lad*Medaeaa.M 

SAVINGS  BANK  INVESTMENTS  AND  RESTRICTIONS.-U 
tbe  ••  Public  Statute,  of  Rhode  Island"  (which  were  revised  la  1890-91 
ey  commlestoaers  aad  pal  la  eperattoa  by  act  of  LegUlalore  February 
•  12.)  Bie«l>a«  52.  53.  54.  eta.,  of  Chapter  153.  will  bo  food  It* 
proTuloas  of  law  with  rilsfiam  teSavlaga  Raak  lavesUaenU.  IKotlna 
M.  which  notice  In  detail  the  •toefea.  boada.  etc..  those  lasMtntiom  are 
allowed  to  pat  their  money  In.  was  ••••dad  la  two  partlenlan  la 
1996.  Below  we  give  thai  seettoa  la  fall.  MIMV  i«  /fere*,  the  aaaoad- 
EMBIS  ef  1999  betag  P«»  In  •ranfcaai  aad  printed  la  rraMos,  so  that  the 


x  H 

i  wiblle  sleeks  or  bond,  ef  any 
^K  IB  aay  beak  .lock,  or 
* 


rt  aay  Male  or  of  Ike  Vailed  Stales. 

>r  In  aay  hank  stock,  or  la  notes  or  beads  ef  aay  town  or  elty. 
Or  U  aesws/suHr«Aeel4M*Ss«or  Jin  aU>*W<»  e»y  Kit  Jay. 


laoltttmlt.] 

-  la 

^^a^K 

rlheym.y.11 


taeot  sUsfc  M  or  fin  dUtrirl  In  a** 
d_-^-    .--r***1 

maealy  ether 

fonaer  appearing  to  give  Bavlaga 
as  to  making  aad  kesaiag  depeelte  la 
kept,  however,  they  are  to  be  kept  ••  payable  oa 
•tag  interest  or  aot.-    The  two 

^^^••9,-No 

oae-half  of  Its  receipts  laveeted  la 


draw- 


.. fcy  aay  Institution  for  S»T- 

laai  to  aay  tnetee,  dlreotor  or  ethor  oAeer  of  saeh  Inrtltutlon. 

for  toe  other  provUloas  of  the  law  a*  they  now  are  we  would  refer 
oar  reader,  to  the  Re  vised  BtaMteeef  1999. 


CITIES,  UofxriES  AWD  Tow 

IK    "|     RHODK    ISLAND. 
BRISTOL.— GEORGE  H.  PICK,  TreMurer. 

i  town  to  the  capital  of  BHXrt  County. 

_LG  nu»  dut.  I  Tax  valuation,  pennnal91..1O6.8OO 

Total  valuation  1896. . .  4.967.5OO 
-  July  1, 1896  I  AaMoiBMat  about  %  actual  value. 

905.742  I  Town  tax  (per  91.0OO)  1897.913  OO 

•I.9M    Popalation  la  l»4o  was 5.487 

.1.660.700  |  Popalatloa  la  1995  was 6.T3O 

INTEREST  oa  all  town  loans  to  paid  la  Bristol.  R.  I. 

BURRILLVILLE.-eitaatedla  Providence  County. 

Total  debt  Jan.  1.  1897.     axn.ooO 

Tax  valuation,  real 2.333,525 

T»x  valnatloa,  pen'l  ...    991, ISO 
-—    Total  valuation  ISM  ...3.324.A7S 

'  .  Bnstsa.    Tax  rale  (per  91.000) 9*-OO 

F»9»!h1lliiB  la  1990  was 5.492 


r  n 

( Psrt  <ioe  "ver 


.  1.  1B07 

r.i  to  i-ijj 


CENTRAL    FALLS.— B.  A.  REYNOLDS,  Treas. 

This  city,  rcoenfy  organized,  assumed  the  debt  of  the  old  fire  district 
(which  Is  now  a  part  of  tbe  city)  and  a  part  of  tbe  debt  of  the  town  of 
Lincoln.  Property  consisting  of  land,  buildings,  water  and  sewer 
equipment  to  the  value  of  9559.0OO  Is  owned  by  the  olty. 

Central  Falls  Is  '    ~ 


LOANS—  W*«»  Due. 

FIRE  DISTRICT  BONDS— 
4  >*s.  g.,  MAN.  992.000.  .'97  to  1919 

(94.000  due  yearly  on  May  15.) 

Int.  Is  paid  at  the  office  of  the  In- 
dustrial vrust  Co..  Providence. 
912.500 19OO 

Town  OF  LISOIILN  BONDS— 
«135.BOO.. 96,780  yr'ly 


in  Providence  County. 

Crrr  BONDS— 
4s.  J&D,9250,OOOg.Deo.  l,'97to'21 

($10.000  due  yearly.) 
Bonded  debt  Dec.  1, 1896. $190,100 

The  olty  has  no  floating  debt. 

Tax  valuation,  real. 96,427,150 

Tax  valuation,  persou'l  1,573,600 
Total  valuation  1896...  8.OO0.750 
Population  In  1895  was. ...15,828 
Population  1896  test)  over.  16,000 


INTEREST  Is  paid  at  the  office  of  the  Industrial  Trust  Company 
Providence. 


CRANSTON.— D.  D.  WATERMAN,  Town  Clerk. 

This  town  Is  In  Providence  County. 
LOANS—  When  DIM.  I  Sinking  fund 921.521 

GOLD  BuKoe—  Tax  valuation  1895 10,306,221 

4s,  g.  915O.OOO,  g 1922  |  Population  In  1895  was 10,579 

4s.g.    lOO.OOO.g....  Aug.  15,  1925  ,  Population  in  1890  was 8,099 

4a.g,F*A9l35.000,g.Aug.  1.  1929  .  Population  In  1880  was 5.904 

Total  debt  Sept..  1896... 9449.000  I 


CUMBERLAN  D. — This  town  Is  In  Providence  County. 

LOANS/-  •"»«••  DIM, 

FODMO  BOXDS— 
4s.  JAJ.  980,000 


.        , Jan.  1 , 1897 

(95.000  due  yearly)  to  Jan.  1,  1912 
Town  HOUSE  BOXDS— 

4*.  JAJ.  934.000 July  1,  1897 

(92.000  due  yearly)  to  July  1.  1914 
Interest  payable  in  Providence. 
Beaded  debt  Jan.  1.1997.9125.OOO 

Floating  debt 20.OOO 

Totaldebt 145,000 


Sinking  fund 97,000 

Net  debt  Jan.  1.1897....    138,000 

Tax  valuation,  reaL 5.424,000 

Tax  valuation,  peraonal.2,166.OOO 

Total  valuation  1R94 7,590,000 

Asaessm't  ab't  9-10  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per  91,000) 91-80 

Town  tax  (per  91. OOO) 7-20 

Population  In  1895  was 8,507 

Population  In  1490  was 8,090 

1880  was 6.445 


EAST  PROVIDENCE.— DAVIDS. RAY.Trew. 

This  town  1s  In  Providence  County. 

LOANS—  ram  DIM.    Totaldebt 9295,000 

Total  assete 70.0OO 

Met  debt  Feb..  1896 225,000 

Valuation,  real 7,272,643 

Valuation,  personal 737,450 

Total  valuation  1895 8,030.095 

Tax  rate  (per  91,000)....  913  4O 
Population  In  1H9S  was  ....10.170 
Population  In  1890  was 8,422 


Tow*  (Corrox)  BoxDe— 
4s,  J AD.  91 15,000.  .  95,000  yearly 

OOLD  BOVIM,  1893— 
4s.  g..  JAJ.  925,000...  July  1, 1923 
"   'y  1    1U33 

V    I.    I'M. I 

Floating  debt  ....'..... ~!       35.OOO 


«•.  g.,  jou,  V^>,<xx>...juiy  i, 
4s,  g..  JAJ.  60.000... July  1, 
4a,g..JAJ.  60.000... July  1. 
Bonded  debt  Feb.,  1896.. 996C 

Floatingdebt M 

INTEREST  on  the  town  bonds  Is  payable  at  the  office  of  Blake 
Broe.  AT Oo..  Boston ;  on  the  gold  bonds  at  the  Rhode  Island  Hospital 
Trust  Co..  Provtdeaee. 

EAST  PROVIDBXCE  WATER  COMP'Y. — Providence  oo-ty. 

LOANS—  *•*««  DIM.  I  4«««..  J*J4100,OOO.g.J-ly  1.1932 

4>..g..  JAJ.913.000.c.Julr  1, 1907  j  TotaTdebt  oec.  14. 1896. 92OO.OOO 


,      .  . 

...  aS.OOO.gJnir  1,1917  I  Tax  valuation  ..........  94.HW.3Ol 

4>«*.g..JAJ.  50.000jr.Julv  1.  1922  I  Real  value  (estimated).  5.250,000 
INTEREST  lspaldbytheladastrlalTrustCo.,Provldenoe,R.I. 

JOHNSTON.—  JAMBS  DAVIS,  Town  Treasurer. 

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OANS- 


ty. 


OA  . 

U«».  Inr.  A  R04D  Boioa.—  <<old. 


Dm*. 


Wet  debt  June  1.  1896...  9278,661 
Tax  valuation,  real  ......  S,*>9.310 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  1.19O.100 
Total  valuation  1895....  7,089.4  10 

AsManmrnt  about  H  actual  value. 
Town  tax  (per  91,000  .......  910-00 

Population  In  1893  was....  .11.203 

Population  In  1890  was.....  9,778 

Population  In  1880  was.....  5,765 

N  A  L.  -The  town's  bond*  are  all  subject  to  call  after  February 

INTEREST  Is  payable  by  the  Union  Trust  Company,  Providence, 

JOHNSTON  SCHOOL  DISTRICT  NO.  is. 

LOANS-  IT*..,  />«.  14,  «..A*O.  930.0OO....  Oct.  1,  1924 

QOI  !•  I;-M-»-  lnt.-n-.t  paid  by  Indu.trlal  Trust 

4,g.,  AAO.923,000  ...Oct.  1,  1900  |     Company  of  Providence. 


.Fab.  1,  1907 
'  K«b.  1    1912 

4al *.;  F*A;  loo.oooi.r.*:  \.  1917 

Bonded  debt  June  1/99.. 925O.OOO 

MoaUagdebt. 81.428 

Total  dak*. 331  42A 

Slaking  fund! 38.767 


JSP 


NARRAGANSETT  PIER.—  Waahlagton County. 


LOAN*-  raw.  Out. 

I-K.IVK««VT  Boxoe— 

MA.f.  920,000 May  1.  1919 

>t  payable  In  Xew  York. 
»»— ~  debt  Dee..  1896.  9100.000 

Tewn  has  no  water  debt. 
Floating  debt 952,000 


Total  debt  Deo.,  1896  ...  9132.000 

Slnklagtaad 2.000 

Ifet  debt  Dee.,  1896 HO.OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 3,317,700 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  319.7BO 
Total  valuation  1896  ...3,637.450 
Total  tax  (per  91,000)...  7-50 


<  PATRICK  j.  BOYLE,  Mayor. 

. —  (  JOHN  8.  COOOE8HALL.  Treasurer. 
.Newport  Is  situated  In  the  county  of  the  same  name. 


LOANS-  ITkfn  DIM. 

IlOCSTBUL  8CH.  A«D  Oo!»«OL.— 
4s,s.-an..  9146,000.. May  15, 1923 

Pt»  BOXOM— 
4»,  940,000  .Feb.  15,  1927 

PUBLIC  InraovaMKHT*— 
4s,  MAN,  9100.000  g.May    1, 1920 


SCHOOL  HOD* 

4s.  MAS,  930.000 Mar.  1, 1905 

4s.JAI).     16.000 Dec,  1.1906 

4s.  JAJ.      16.000 July  15.1909 

BBWBR  Bo!>oe— 

4a,  MAN^35.000 Nov.  1,  1916 

4s.  FAA.    98.000 Feb.  1,  1918 

SEWER  AXD  STREET  IMI-ROVBH'T. 
|  4S.AAO,  970,000.. ..Apr.  15,  1921 
INTEREST  Is  payable  at  Newport. 

TOTAL  DEBT, SINKING  FUNDS,  ETC.— The nublolned statement 
snows  Newport  s  total  municipal  debt  and  the  nlnklnic  fund  held  by  the 
city  against  the  same  on  tbe  1st  of  January  of  each  of  the  last  Bve 

•,  .-..r. 

i-.T  L9M          L990          1894.         }-•'.•: 

Total  bonded  debt  951 1.000    9511.OOO    945H.OOO    945B.OOO    9337.OOO 
Sinking  funds 69,088        53,442        85,445        71.2O7        56,786 

If  et  debt  Jan.  1.9141.912    9457.558    9373,555    9387.793    9280,214 
The  sinking  fund  appropriation  for  1897  amounts  to  912,500. 
CITY  PROPERTY.— The  city  owns  real  estate  valued  by  tax  smsi 
on  at  9488.022;  other  property,  9183,398. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 
rte  bare  been  as  follows,  real  estate  being  taxed  at  about  its  actual 


rate 


I     ,,:.. 


84 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


Real 
Eilale 

-•.-..,'  ...... 

:  27  7^7000 


Total. 


Rate  of  Tax 
/*r$l,OOO. 


9-20 
10-00 


Ptnonal 
Property. 

y,-..,;i<i.HH>  . 

?o»68oo     34.853.800 

1890......   SSeO         B,803,730         32,220,650 

The  tax  rate,  though  only  $10-60  per  $1,000,  covers  all  taxes,  State, 

etc.,  a*  well  a*  city. 
POPULATION  —In  1805  population  .was  21.537;  In  1890  It  was 

19Vuit;  lu  1880  It  was  15.693Yfn  1870  It  was  12.521. 

_  .   -.-.r^TT^T;-  -C"-r        >  HENRY  E.  TIEPKE,  Mayor. 
PA  \VTUCK-E  I  .  —  I  FRANK  M.  BATES,  Treasurer. 


Pawtm-ket  Is  In  Providence  County. 


WATER  BONDS— 
5s,  A&O,  $300,OOO. .  .Apr.  1,1898 


5s,  A&O, 
4s,  JAJ, 

4s,  .1  A  .1 , 
4s,  .I.V.I . 


200.OOO. . 
600.0OO. . 
400,000. . 
125.OOO. . 


.Apr.  1,  1899 
.July  1,  1910 
.July  1,  1919 
.July  1,  1934 

OT  «QO 


Population  18!tO\vas 27,033 

Population  1 880  was 1 9,030 

Population  1895  was 32,577 


LOANS- 

•.Kieu.  DKIIT  BOSDS— 
4«,  JA-J,  if  150,000.... July  1,  1915 
•l~.  .I.VJ.  860,000....  JnlJT  1. 1899 
<$M>.OOO every  5yrs)tojiily  1,  1929 
I-.  AAO,  $000,000... .Apr.  1,  1923 
•I*.  JA-J,  3OO.OOO July  1,1934 

Si  »  t:i:  I'.nMi-i  1893— 

4s,  AAO.  $-100,000 Apr.  1,  1923 

l>.  -I.VJ.      173.000.. ..July  1.  1934  . 

Tin-  general  'debt  bonds  due  from  1899  to  1929  are  currency ;  all 

otlll  rsgOld. 

I NTEREST  on  all  the  bonds  Is  payable  at  Boston,  Mass. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC  —The  bonded  debt  on  November  30. 1895,  was 
$3,600,000;  Iloatiiig  debt,  $656,621;  total  debt,  $4,256,621;  sinking 
rund.  $1*2  7:10;  net  dobt,  $3,773,884.  Of  this  amount  $1,096,139  was 
for  water.  The  total  debt  on  December  1. 1892,  including  $1,600,599 
water  debt,  \v;is  $3,857,049.  The  not  bonded  debt  on  Dec.  1,  1891,  in- 
i-lii.ling$1.250.639  water  debt,  was  $2,600,125;  on  December  1, 1890 
It  was  $2,332,990. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  In  1895  of  real  estate  was  $26,148,448, 
personal  property.  $.~>,700,!)3(i ;  total,  $U,849,404  :  tax  rate  per  $1,000, 
$15-00.  In  1882  the  total  valuation  was  $16,267,764. 


( E.  D.  McGUINNESS,  Mayor. 
• — JD.  L.  D.  GRANGER,  Treasurer. 
The  olty  is  situated  in  Providence  County,  which  has  no  debt. 

LOANS—  — Interest. — ,   , Principal. 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  Rate.  Payable.    When  Due. 

City  Hall  and  sewer.1879. CAT    4       J&D    June  1,  1899 
Davis  estate  loan....  1891. CAT   4g.    J   &   J    July  1,  1909 

Park  loan 1892. CAT   4g.    M   " 

Public  improvement.1879 r    5       J 

do  do  1880      r    5 


J  & 


8  Mar.  1,  1922 
J  July  1,  1899 
J  July  1,  1900 


School  loan 1891. CAr    4g.    J    &    J    July  1,  1911 

do       1895. c&r    4g.    M&  N    May  1,  1925 

do        1897. CAT    4g,    A  &  O    Apr.  1,  1927 


Oulstan.d'g . 
$600,000 
75,000 
500,000 
450,000 
146,000 
300.000 
300,000 
500,000 


Sewer  loau 1891. CAT  4g.  J   &    J    July  1,  1921    1,125,000 

do       1892. CAT  4g.  M&   S    Mar.   1,  1922       500,000 

do        1893. CAr  4g.  A  &  O    Apr.    1,  1923       500,000 

do         1895. c&r  4g.  M&N    May  1,  1925       800,000 

do       1896. c&r  4g.  J&D    June  1,  1926       500,000 

do        1897. CAT  4g.  A  &O    Apr.  1,  1927       300,000 

Water  loan 1871. OAr  6g.  J   &   J    July  1,  1900       820,000 

do      1872. OAT  5g.  " 

do      1874. c&r  5g. 

do       1876  OAT  5g.    .    _   _ _, 

do       1886. CAT  3^gM&   8    Sept.  1,  1916 

do       1893. OAr  4g.  A  &  O    Apr.    1,  1923 


A  &  O    Apr.   1,  1927 

J&J    July  1,  1900 

J&J    July  1,  1900  1,180;000 

J&J    July  1,  1900  2,000,000 

J&J    July  1,  1906  1,500,000 

483,000 

817,000 


do       1896 — r  4g.  J&D  June,    '  1926  200,'000 

do        1897. CAr  4g.  A  &O  Apr.  1,  1927  250,000 

Highway  loan 1894. CAr  4g.  M&N  May   1,  1924  1,200.000 

do             do 1897. CAT  4g.  A  &  O  Apr.  1,  1927  500,000 

DENOMINATIONS  OF  BONDS.— The  coupon  bonds  arefor$l,000 
the  registered  bonds  for  $1,000  and  multiples  of  the  same.  All  coupon 
bonda  are  transferable  into  registered  bonds  at  the  option  of  tho 
bolder. 

INTEREST  on  the  bonds  Is  payable  as  follows : 

Title  of  Loan  Interest,  where  payable. 

City  Hall  and  sewer  4s,  due  1899..    Boston,  Nat.  Revere  Bk.,  andProv 

Davis  estate  loan,  due  1909 N.  Y.,  Nat.  City  Bank,  and  Prov 

Park  loan N.  Y.,  Nat.  City  Bank,  and  Prov. 

Public  impr-nt  5s,  due  1899&1900    Providence,  City  Treasury. 

School  loan,  due  1911 N.  Y.,  Nat.  City  Bank,  and  Prov. 

do          due  1925 Providence,  City  Treasury. 

Sewerbonds N.  Y.,  Nat.  City  Bank,  and  Prov. 

Water  6s,  due  1900 Providence,  City  Treasury. 

do     5s  of  1872,  due  1900 Boston,  Nat.  Revere  Bk.,  and  Prov. 

do     5s  of  1874,  due  1900 N.  Y.,  Nat.  City  Bank  and  Prov. 

do     5s,duel906 New  York,  Nat.  City  Bank,  &  Prov. 

do     SJss.  due  1916 do  do 

do     4s,     due!923 do  do 

do     4s,     due  1926 Providence,  City  Treasury. 

Highway,    due  1924 N.  Y.,  Nat.  Ci  ty  Bank  and  Prov. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  Erc.-Tue  subjoined  statement 
shows  the  total  municipal  debt  of  Providence,  the  sinking  fund  held  by 
tie  city  against  the  same,  the  water  debt,  and  the  city's  floatiu"  debt 
on  the  dates  given. 

Mar.  1,  1897.     July  1   1896.     Oct.  1, 1895. 

Bonded  di-ibt(incl.waterd't).$13,99H,OOO      $13,996,000      $13,290,000 
Floating  debt 2,818,828          2,435,692 


i   w  ................  $16,814,828      $16,431,692      $15,757,384 

Sinking  funds,  etc  ...........      3,530.873          31205,769          2I832I881 

Net  debt  ........  $13,283,849      $13,225,923      $12,924,503 

Water  debt  (Included  above).  $7,165,000      ^OeoloOO        i&OSftloi 
The  debt  of  the  elty  of  Providence,  less  the  sinking  fund  and  water 
debt,  is  3-51  per  cent  of  the  assessed  valuation  of  the  citv 
x  Ti1?  no.t<>9  representing  the  floating  debt  on  March  1,  1897,  were  all 
I  by  the  Commissioners  of  the  Sinking  Funds  and  were  issued  for 
and  are  chargeable  to  the  following  accounts  • 
FUllngcove  basin  ............................................        $52>000 

*j]»am8'Park"linproVementibaa::  275000 

Roger  Williams  Park  land...  ainnno 

Water-works  construction,  .  IKK/MA 

Special  highway  loan  .....  .  .................        65o'ono 

New  central  police  station...  i  ™'ooo 
School  houses  and  lots... 


Refundin 


Halian'd"  sewer  loan".: 


I'E 

91  OOO 
' 


. 

Eddy  street  estate 


Total. 


$2,818,828 


SINKING  FUNDS  —By  city  ordinance  all  sinking  fund  income  Is 
required  to  be  invested  in  the  city's  bonds  or  notes,  in  State  of  Rhode 
Island  bonds,  or  in  United  States  bonds.  The  city's  bonds  to  be  can. 
oeled  to  prevent  re-Issue. 

The  loans,  for  the  redemption  of  which  sinking  funds  are  held  by  the 
commissioners,  and  the  amounts  of  the  sinking  funds  March  1,  1897, 
are  shown  by  the  following  table : 

City  hall  and  sewer  loan,  due  In  1899 $557,213  14 

Public  improvement  loan,  due  in  1899 372,16984 

Public  improvement  loan,  due  in  1900 112,189  95 

Water  loans,  due  in  1900 963,457  1» 

Water  loan,  due  in  1906 233,14907 

Water  loan,  due  in  1916 94,54034 

Water  loan,  due  in  1923 57,008  28 

Waterloan,  due  in  1926..... 29,57672 

Davis  estate  loan,  due  in  1909 21,32652 

School  loan,  due  In  1911 94,47547 

School  loan,  due  in  1925 55,090  0» 

Sewer  loan,  due  in  1921 190,091  41 

Sewer  loan,  due  in  1922 105,94f  93 

Sewer  loan,  due  in  1923 75,lv">  :u 

Sewer  loan,  due  in  1925 151,22784 

Sewer  loan,  due  in  1926 79,27462 

Park  loan,  due  in  1922  106,37488 

Highway  loan,  due  in  1924 227,68011 

Total  sinking  funds  March  1. 1897 $3.530,97871 

WATER  WORKS.— The  water  works  construction  account  to  Oct. 

1,  1896,  amounted  to  $6,630,743  53.      In  year  1895-96  income  from 

water  rents,  etc.,  was  $5 11,788  90;   cost  of  maintenance  $80,575  08 ; 

interest  on  water  loans,  $342,195  31;  surplus  over  maintenance  and 

Interest,  $89.018  51. 
ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  valuation  and  tar  rate  have  been  a» 

follows,  real  estate  being  assessed  at "  about  two-thirds  cash  value  :" 
. Assessed  Valuation .    Tax  per       Amount 

Years.         Real  Personal  Total  $1.000.        of  Tax. 

1896  $133,296,200  $40,936,300  $174,232,500  $16-50  *2, 874,836  25 


1895.  129,438,060 
1894.  126,463,800 
1890.  104,684,440 
88,012,100 
52,511,800 
37,089,800 


. 

1880. 
1870. 
1860. 


40,346,500 
40,800,400 
35,932,620 
27,908,900 
40,565,100 
21,042,000 


169,784,560 
167,264,200 
140,617,060 
115,921,000 
93,076,900 
58,131,800 


16-00 
1600 
15-00 
13-50 
13-50 
5-60 


2.716,55296 
2,676,227  20 
2,109,255  90 
1,564,933  50 
1,256,538  15 
325,538  80- 


The  tax  rate  in  1896  of  $16-50  included  State  tax  of  $1-80  and  city 
tax  proper  of  $14-70. 

POPULATION— The  population  for  18971s  estimated  at  154,000- 
In  1890  it  was  132,043 ;  in  1880  it  was  104,856 ;  in  1870  it  was  68,904. 


SOUTH  KINGSTOWN.— J.  A.  ALLEN,  Treas. 

This  town  is  in  Washington  County,  which  has  no  debt. 

Taxvaluation,personal.$l,999,545 


LOANS—  When  Dae. 

IMPROVBMENT  BONDS— 

4s,  J&D,  $138,000. ..Dec.  15, 1897 

(part  due  yearly)  to  Dec.  15, 1921 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897..  $13-<,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,905,8 10 


Total  valuation  1896...   4,905,355 
Assessment  is  7-10  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per$l,000) $8-00 

Population  in  1890  was 4,823 

Population  in  1880  was 5,114 


The  above  bonds  become  due  yearly  in  amounts  of  $5,000  and  $0,000 
alternately.    On  December  15, 1896,  $5,000  was  taken  up. 

INTEREST  is  i    . 
auil  at  the  Town  Treasurer's  office. 


WESTERLY.— J.  M.  PENDLETOX.  Treas. 

This  town  is  in  Washington  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
4s,  J&J,  $30,000 July  1,1918 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1, 1898 
Interest  on  bonds  payable  in  Prov. 
Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897. .  $35,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 5,026,600 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  1,199, 870 
Total  valuation  1896.... 6,226,470 
Tax  (per  $1,000) $8-70 


Population  in  1896  (est.)...  10,000- 

Population  in  1890  was 6,813 

School  District  No.  1. 
FUNDING  BONDS— 

4Hss,  M&S.  35,000 1921 

Subject  to  call  after  189ft 
Interest  payable  in  Westerly. 
Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,  1897. $35,000 
School  tax  (per  $1,000) ...     $6'00 


Woonsocket  is  in  Providence  County.  Aside  from  the  following  obli- 
gations Woonsocket  endorses  flrst  mortgage  bonds  of  the  Woousocket 
&  Pascoag  RR.  to  the  amount  of  $100,000. 

LOANS-  . — Interest. — .      . Principal, > 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  Sate    Payable.        When  Due.      Outstanding. 

Fundingbonds,"A".1884..    4       J&D      Dec.  1,  1897 
($10,000  yearly.)  to  Dec.  1, 1903 

do  do      "B".1887..    4       F  &  A     Aug.  1,  1907 

do          do     "C".1894..    4g    A  &  O     Apr.  1, 1924 

Sewerbonds 1896    4g  1921 

Water  bonds 1885    4       A&O     Apr.  1, 1915 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

Water  works,  fund'g.1891    4  g    M  &  N     Nov.  1, 1916 
do  do  4  g    M  &  N      May  1,  1915 

do  improvem't.    4  g    M  &  N     May  1,  1915 

do  do    1891    4  g    M  &  N      Nov.  1, 1911 


I     $70,000 

200,000 

339,000 

g.  100,000 


170,000 

<>2,000 
100,000 

tfo.ooo 

90,000 


PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.— Bonds  are  for  $1,000  each,  except  th( 
water  bonds  of  1885,  which  are  for  $5,000  each. 

I  NTEREST  is  payable  In  Woonsocket  only. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUND,  ETC.— The  subjoined  statement 
shows  Woonsocket's  total  municipal  debt,  the  sinking  fund  held  by  the 
city  against  the  same,  the  water  debt,  and  the  city's  floating  debt.  01 
the  dates  named : 

Mch.  19,  '97.    Dec.  1, '95.    Dec.  1,  '94.    Dec.  I,1 93 

Bonded  debt $1,211,000    $1,131,000    $1,140,000       $8OO,00< 

Floating  debt 425,000          295,000          190,000         347,50' 

Total  debt $1,636,000    $1,426,000    $1,330,000    $1,147,50 

Deduct  sinking  funds.         64,775           40,809         153,885         120,18 
Cash  &  unpaid  taxes 56,576  53,81 


Netdebt $1,571,225    $1,385,191    $1,119,539 

Water  debt  included..    $502,000       $512,000       $580,000 


73,49 
>00,00 

CITY  PROPERTY— The  city  owns  real  estate  and  personal  pro) 
erty  valued  at  $1,118,163. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION— The  city's  assessed  valuation  (about 
actual  value)  and  tax  rat*  for  a  series  of  years  have  been  i 
follows : 

-Assessed  Valuation. 
Personal. 
$2,383,765 
2,172,495 
2,156,800 
1,827,680 


Tears.  Real. 

1896 $12,355,800 

1895 11,963,900 

1894 11,705,350 

1890 8,587,000 

1882 


Rate  of  T<* 
I.™ 


Total.          per$-. 
$14,739,565       $15-00 
14,136,395 
13,862,150 
10,414,680 

9,083,880 


14-00 
13-50 
13-50 
12-20 


POPULATION— In  1895  population  was  24,468;  in  1890.20,83 
in  1880, 16,050;  in  1870, 11,527;  in  1897  it  was  estimated  at  25,<xHi 


April,  1897. 


CONNECTICUT-DEBT  Of  STATE, 


State  of  Connecticut. 


ITS 


DEBT,  RESOURCES,  ETC. 


Admitted  as  a  State  One  of  Original  Thirteen 

Total  area  of  State  (square  miles) 5,004 

State  Capital       ........     Hartford 

Governor  (term  expires  Jan.  '99)  -  -  Lorrin  A.  Cooke 
Secretary  of  SUte  (term  expires  Jan.  'M)  -  Charles  Phelps 
Treasurer  (term  expires  Jan.  *99)  -  Charles  W.  Grosvenor 
Legislature  meets  biennially  in  odd  rears  on  the  Wednesday 
following  the  first  Monday  in  January.  There  U  no  limit  on 
the  length  of  the  session. 

HISTORY  OF  DEBT.— For  a  brief  history  of  the  Connecticut  SUU 
debt  see  STATB  AID  Crrr  ScrrLinr.vr  of  April.  1896,  pas*  36.  Ths 
condition  of  Connecticut's  debt  BOW  U  as  follows: 

LOANS-  ^'"^ZZZr      '  T~-  Z?**^ 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  ttai?-^j{U-  ' 

"do    renewefi882e*r    3<s    J   *    J       Jan.    l'.  1903  9OO.OOO 

do    1883       r    3>»    J   A    J       Jan.    1.19O3         l.OOO.OOO 

do  do    1985 3       A  *  O       Oct.    1.  19IO         1,7-tO.OOO 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS— The  bond*  an  all  for  91,000  or  910,000 
each. 

INTEREST  on  all  bond*  I*  payable  la  Hartford,  Conn. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.-Tbe  subjoined  statement  shows  Connect!- 
enfs  total  debt,  and  tks  civil  luu  deducted  from  Ike  same,  oa  each  of 
fsn  1*tnt  Inrtlnatefl 

OH.  1,  ISC*.  Oct.  \,  18«ft.  Osl.1.  18*4.  OH.  1. 18M. 

IMalrBBdeddsM.... 99340.900    93.uo.3OO    93.24O.WO     93.24O.MO 
Orvll  list  fund* MO.734  '-       ;          739,418  -       i"- 

..93349.466    92.721.446     92.SO1.782    92386,799 
ASSESSED  VALUATION.-The   toUl   sssussnl  valuation  of  the 
reeatef  sctaal  valuei  has  been  as  fellows : 


the  General  Statute*  of  the  State.  It  seems  that  this  section  waa 
re-modeled  and  the  list  of  securities  enlarged  in  1889  and  has,  a* 
stated,  now  again  been  amended  In  1893.  The  amending  act  of  1893 
wa*  entitled  "An  Act  concerning  investment*  by  Savings  Bank*," 
and  is  a*  follows.  The  separation  Into  paragraph*  and  the  figures  In 
bracket*  which  number  and  begin  the  paragraphs,  we  have  inserted  so 
that  those  who  need  to  refer  to  or  uae  any  particular  portion  of  the  sec- 
tion can  more  readily  find  the  part  desired;  otherwise  we  give  the 
section  a*  it  reads  and  was  passed,  preserving  even  the  punctuation. 

Section  1.800  of  the  General  Statute*  1*  hereby  amended  to  read  as 
follows:  Savings  bank*  may  invest— 

(1)  Notezoeedlng  twenty  per  centum  of  their  deposits  and  surplus 
In    note*  secured  by  pledge  of  dividend-paying  stocks  or  Interest  bear- 
Ing  bond*  a*  collateral  security :  not  ezoeeding  twenty-nve  per  centum 
thereof,  in  note*  secured  by  Indorsement,  guaranty,  or  Joint  and  sev- 
eral obligation  of  two  or  more  parties,  resident*  of  this  State ; 

(2)  And  may  invest  also  In  the  purchase  of  the  authorized  bonds  of 
the  United  State*:  in  the  authorized  bonds  or  Interest-bearing  obliga- 
tions of  any  of  the  New  England  States,  or  of  the  States  of  New  York, 
New  Jersey,  Pennsylvania,  Ohio.  Kentucky,  Michigan,  Indiana, Illinois, 
Wisconsin,  Iowa,  Minnesota.  Missouri.  Kansas,  Nebraska,  Colorado, 
Delaware.  Maryland,  Washington.  California,  Oregon, or  the  District 
of  Columbia : 

New  Eng- 
iyracuse. 


(3)  In  the  authorized  bonds  of  any  Incorporated  city  in  the  Ne 
land  SUte*,  or  of  the  cities  of  New  York,  Brooklyn,  Albany,  By 
L'tlca,  Troy,  Rochester,  and  Buffalo,  In  the  state  of  New  York; JP 

in.  Ci 
Ohio ;  Chicago.  In  the  SUte  of  Illinois;  Milwaukee,  In  the  State  of  Wig- 


;  Philadel- 


phia?! n  the'state  oYpennsylvanla; '  Detroit,  in  the  State  of  Michigan: 
Cleveland,  Columbus,  Dayton.  Cincinnati  and  Toledo,  in  the  State  of 


9t»2.H«3.7U 
441.001.581 

Ufl.323.SM 
381.2fll.e07 


Bg* 


..9372,874.447 
..  0V  .91  3.006 
..  354.M7..MS 


LIMITATION.-Tbe 


of  Conntoey  u  t  contain*  bat 
The  provision  I* 
lnH77.    We  give  tks 


•  :\  >-.  : 
lasfafli 

Town.  Borough  er  ether  Municipality,  shall  ever 
^  sto  the  capital  Mock  of  any  railroad  corporation,  orbecometh* 
r  of  Ike  bonds,  er  make  doaattea  to.  or  baa  Its  credit  hi  aid  of . 
but  nothing  Benin  contained  shall  affect  ths 
_  _  debts  Incurred  »ad«r  existing  law*,  nor  be  COB- 
the  General  Assess*!/  from  euttortilng  i 

,.::V    •..."..,.-  •-  .•-:•.;•:.• 


fsragolng  I*  explicit  aad 


s 

"" 

Ts,  osverlas;  every  msalel- 
la  the  Reri.e.1   SUaatse; 
have  been  made  frost  time  to  Haas  an  contained 
acto  aad  la  city  ekarters. 


.  i    f 


\    ..-  :  •..•  •., 
say  town  shall  have 


140 


or  I 


I  dollar*.  It  i 


I  er  with  coupons  attacked,  or  other  obligations,  payable  at  such 
id  at  saek  nan'-  •  rale  of  Interest  not  exceeding  6  per  eent, 
•pejai.leannnaUy  or  *eml  annually,  as  It  shall  determine,"  Ac.  Cities 
have  had  BO  sack  guana!  ssilkeill/  conferred  apt 

certain  bead*  Issasd  by  ettte*  aad  tewms  to  aid  In  the  construction  of 
railroads;  and  tat*  ex»—  •  MOB  he*  beea  extended  to  aew  beads  leaned 
Cor  tks  parpoes  of  redeeming  or  prorldlaa-  a  fund  te  redeem  the  railroad 
sM  •«•«*  abovs  referred  te.  This  exemption  Is  found  la  JWtion  3399, 
ised  Statute*  (last  clause  of  Section),  and  the 

bead*  then  named  an  tkoes  "  leeeed  by  any  town  or  city  In  aid  of  the 
-  snasliastloa  of  the  railroad*  of  the  OeaassMent  Western  Railroad 
•Oompeay.  the  New  I'—saMMdletowa  *  WUUaxaatta  Railroad  Com- 
"  paoy.  Iks  "bepaaf  Valley  Railroad  Company .  tks  Coaaeettsat  Valley 
•Rallr..*! .  >.  the  Cxmiw>e4leaiC^atr*J*VkMsead  Company,  or  either  of 
•them  \n  rmlroM,,  which  an  la  whole  er  la  pert  la  the  8Ut*  an 
taxed  by  tks  State  aader  Bsstlia  3390.  Ckapter  244  of  the  Revised 
•tatatcs.  so  that  tks  tax  oa  tksss  beads  Is  paid  ay  tks  railroad* 

9e»»ie*<sii  fr»m  sm»  of  aew  boads  Issaed  te  rsdsiia  or  to  provide  s  fund 

l"  rsdssm  the  railroad  aid  head*,  or  to  r«il*em  or  to  provide  a  fuml  to 

rvtseasef  the  seme.  Is  conferred  fully  by  an  art  approved 

•-.».  aad  foaad  In  the  "Public  Act*"  of  tks  Stale  for  that 

y»ar. 

POPULATION  OF  STATE  -*lnee  1WO  tks  population  of  Con- 
•it  ha*  more  than  double.!,  being  reported  for  1890.  746.258. 

i*. Ms)  1 1**'  .'in.! 47  I  man  297.678 

"m.?*?    18*0               ...27.M48 
W9378     :-:••        261.943 


lesade.  the  Inrrcas*  In  niiinlofs  was  16-80  per  cent; 
S  96  per  cent ;  aad  In  IWO-90  19  «tl  prr  rent. 

BANKS    INVESTMENTS-PRIVILEGES    AND    RE- 

•<-««inrn  In  1999  tutorial  rnanai**  were  made  In 

*  r«ndatla«  tks  lavoslsaoat  of  Ik*  doporit*  of  the  savings 

tllluBl.    Tksss  an  mainly  contained  In  Motion  1.4OO  of 


eonstn:  St.  Louis,  In  the  State  of  MUsourl :  Ixmixville,  In  the  SUte  of 
Ceataeky;  Omaha,  In  the  SUte  of  Nebraska;  Newark,  In  the  Bute, 
of  Hew  Jersey: 

(4)  Or  la  the  purchase  of  the  legally-authorised  obligations  ot  coun- 
ties, cities,  towns,  boroughs,  and  school  districts  In  this  SUte; 

(5)  Or  In  the  stock  of  any  bank  or  trust  company  In  this  SUte,  or 
the  stock  of  any  bank  in  New  York  City,  or  Boston,  Massachusetts; 

(6)  Or  the  authorized  bonds  of  any  other  Incorporated  city  of  not  less 

I  inhabitant*,  located   In  any  of  the  aforesaid 

by  the  United  States  or  SUte  census  made  next 

Investment,  whose  Indebtedness  upon  its  stocks  and 

Including  the  issue  In  which  such  Investment   is  made,  and  Its 
Uoa  ef  town  and  county  debts,  after  deducting  the  amount  of 

i  aad  aseatlshle  securities  In  the  sinking  fund  available  for  the 

payment  of  such  Indebted  neu,  does  not  exceed  eight  per  centum  of  Uie 
valuation  of  property  made  for  the  assessment  of  taxes  next  preceding 
swOts**.  said  city  has  not  defaulted  payment  of  any 
B  fifteen  yean  next  preceding  the  purchase  of  such 

(7)  Or  In  tks  ant  mortgage  bond*  of  anr  railroad  company  whose 
road  I*  located  wholly  orln  part  In  any  of  the  SUtes  hereinbefore  men- 
tioned which  has  paid  dividends  of  not  leas  than  four  i--r  centum  per 
aaaum  regularly  oa  lu  satin  capital  stock  for  a  period  of  not  leu*  than 
flve  year*  next  previous  to  tke  purchase  of  the  bonds:  •rssieW,  said 

•  iceeds  In   amount  one-third  of  the  entln 
ds; 

bond*  of  any  railroad  company  Incorpo- 
rated br  this  Mete,  aad  authorized  to  Issue  such  bonds  to  retire  the 
entire  debt  of  said  company ;  proruletl,  said  company  has  paid  divi- 
dends, as  aforesaid :  but  this  act  .hall  not  be  held  to  authorize  the 
purchase  of  bonds  of  any  horse,  electric,  cable,  or  elevated  railroad ; 
AUotker 


town  of 

In  "..• 


•kail  be  In  loans  secure.  1   by  mortgage  of 
real  estate  m  this  State,  worth  double  the  amount  of  the 
isnea:  jpretiaM.  that  the  Stafford  Bering*  Bank  of  the 
Buy  loan  on   Und  located  In  tke  county  of  Hampden 
Savings  Hank  of  the  town 


_  mev  lean  on  land  located  la  tks  county  of  Provl- 
la  Ike  Stetsef  Rhode  Islaad. 

It  weald  seem  according  to  the  foregoing  amendment  of  section 
1 300  that  only  forty  Ive  percent  of  the  deposits  aad  surplus  of  any 
aartafs  beak  may  be  employed  ea  personal  security,  but  that  no  limit 
w  placed  upon  the  amount  which  may  be  Invested  In  ths  o-her  securi- 
ties sieattOBSd  la  tks  section.  A  subdivision  of  the  forty-five  per  cent 
which  may  be  losaed  oa  personal  security  U  made  by  the  requirement 
that  not  mon  than  twsntr  per  cent  may  be  loaned  on  single-name 
paper  secured  by  stock*  er  bonds,  and  not  mon  than  twenty-five  per 
cent  Bxay  be  Invested  In  note*  with  two  or  more  name*. 

Tks  subjoined  sections.  1303. 1304, 1309  and  1306,  provide  certain 


to  loans— section  1.808  restricting  loan*  on 
Security  to  Manufacturing  Corporations  and  Ecclesiastical 
Sootsttaa;  section  1.9O4  restricting  amount  of  loan*  to  one  party  on 
;   auction  1.806    forbidding   loans   on    single-name 


Sao.  1309.  No  loan  shall  be  made  by  any  savings  bank  to  a  manu- 
facturing corporation  or  «wie»lastloal  society,  secured  by  mortgage 
upon  their  property,  unless  tks  same  shall  be  accompanied  by  the 
Individual  guarantee  of  some  responsible  party  or  parties,  or  by  other 
collateral  security  of  equal  value  to  the  amount  of  the  sum  loaned, 
and  tks  director*  or  trustees  of  any  such  bank  consenting  to  any  loan 
contrary  to  •  -ectlon  shall  be  held  Individually 

responsible  to  the  full  ex-  u>»n. 

Sac.  l.xoi.  No  savings  bank  having  mon  than  twenty -five  thousand 
doUan  deposits  shall  loan  on  personal  security  to  any  one  person, 
company,  or  Interest,  mon  than  three  per  cent  of  It*  deposits  at  the 
time  of  making  suck  loan. 

SBC.  1309.  Ho  savings  bank  shall  buy,  or  lend  any  money  upon, 
obligation  on  which  only  one  person  or  firm  shall  !>••  holden,  wit 
taking  additional  security  for  the  same  equivalent  to  the  guaranty  or 
Indorsement  of  some  other  responsible  party. 

Beside*  ths  ordinary  safeguard*  which  an  In  all  savings  bank  laws 
then  Is  one  of  no  little  Importance  that  ought  to  aid  materially  In  pre- 
Ineantlou*  loans.     We  refer  to  the  provision  which  Is   con- 
la  Section  1306  below. 

Saw.  1308.— When  any  loan  or  Investment  Is  made  by  any  savings 
i. .ink.  the  names  of  the  directors  or  trustee*  consenting  thereto  shall  he 
entered  upon  the  record*  of  said  hank,  and  said  record  shall  be  at  all 
i-en  to  the  inspection  of  the  ooriHirators  and  auditors  of  said 
hank  and  the  Bank  Commissioner*,  ami  \M>  prima  facie  evidence  of  the 
truth  of  the  statements  therein  oonUlncil. 

TRUST   FUNDS-HOW  LOANED   OR   INVESTED-We  find  In 
49ft  of  the  General  sutntes  the  following  liberal  provisions 

that  trust  funds  may  be  loaned  or   Invested  In  ths 
securities  savings  bank*  an  authorized  to  Invest  In. 


any 

without 


36 


STATE  AND    CITY   8Uf?l£M£NT, 


Vol.  LXIV 


8EC  495  — Triixt  funds,  unless  It  In  otherwise  provided  In  the  Instru- 
ment oreatW  tho  trust,  iiiuv  or  loiuiol  (.11  tlir  s.-1-iirity  of  mortgafM  on 
unencumbered  real  estate  lii  tliU  State,  double  iu  value  the  amount 
or  mav  he  Invested  in  such  mortgages  or  In  the  bonds  or  loans 
of  OiU  State.or  of  any  town,  city,  or  borough  of  this  State,  or  in  any 
bond..  rtoSS,  or  other  wcuritlw  which  the  savings  banks  In  this  State 
arf  or  nmy  IK-  authorized  by  law  to  Invest  In,  or  may  be  deposited  in 
ks  Incorporated  iiy  this  state. 


CITIES,  COUNTIES  AND  TOWNS 

IN    THE 

STATE  OF  CONNECTICUT 


NoTE.-For  debit  of  minor  eieU  dititiont  not  found  among  the  stale 
menlt  given  below,  tee  page  40. 

The  relation  which  the  towns,  cities  and  boroughs  of  this  State  bear 
to  one  another  Is  peculiar,  and  requires  a  word  of  explanation.  The 
State  Is  divided  into  eight  counties,  nnd  these  counties  are  made  up  of 
towns,  numbering  in  the  aggregate  167.  The  towns  are  the  civil  unit, 
and  on  the  assessed  valuation  (which  is  called  the  "  Grand  List)  of  each 
town  "  Is  levied  the  tax  for  State  purposes  as  well  as  the  tax  for  town 
expenditures.  Within  the  town  is  often  situated  a  city  or  a  borough,  or 
both,  all  of  which  may  at  the  same  time  have  bonds  outstanding.  There 
are  ten  cities,  each  with  one  exception  bearing  the  same  name  as  the 
town  in  which  It  lies.  Of  late  several  towns  and  cities  whose  limits 
were  about  Identical  have  been  consolidated  and  tho  outstanding 
bonds  of  both  town  and  city  are  reported  together  without  distinction. 
This  is  the  case  with  the  city  and  town  of  Hartford,  which  previous  to 
April,  1890,  reported  their  debts  separately.  The  city  and  town  of 
New  London  have  been  consolidated  and  also  Bridgeport  city  and 
town.  In  general,  however,  town  and  city  are  distinct,  New  Haven 
city,  for  Instance,  making  no  mention  in  its  financial  report  of  the  debt 
of  New  Haven  town,  though  there  is  but  little  difference  In  the  extent 
of  town  and  city. 

The  borough  stands  in  about  the  same  relation  to  the  town  as  does 
the  city.  The  grand  list  as  determined  for  the  town  is  used  by  both  the 
city  and  the  borough  in  levying  taxes,  the  city,  for  instance,  putting  a 
tax  of  ite  own  on  its  share  of  the  total  grand  list  of  the  town.  This  tax 
Is  additional  to  the  town  tax.  In  some  instances  the  schools  are  in  the 
charge  of  school  districts,  which  also  are  empowered  to  issue  bonds 
and  to  levy  a  tax,  so  that  to  cover  the  total  tax  paid  by  a  city  it  is 
necessary  to  take  into  account  the  State,  town,  city  and  school  district 
levies.  In  the  statements  which  follow  we  give  under  one  heading  the 
town  and  city,  wherever  they  bear  the  same  name,  for  though  distinct 
corporations,  their  debts  are  to  a  greater  or  less  extent  the  debts  of  a 
single  community. 

For  a  summary  of  the  municipal  indebtedness,  assessed  valuation, 
etc.,  of  the  entire  State,  see  STATE  AND  Orrv  SUPPLEMENT  of  April, 
1895,  page  37. 

A  vto«— V-N.TI  A          s  ERWIN  W.  WEBSTER,  Mayor. 
AJNoCJJNlA. —  JFRED  M.  DREW,  Treasurer. 

Ansonla  is  in  New  Haven  County.  By  an  act  of  the  Connecticut 
Legislature  of  1893  the  borough,  town  and  flre  district  of  this  name 
were  consolidated  to  form  the  present  city. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

TOWN  OF  ANSONIA  BONDS- 
IS^.,  J&J,  $100,000,g.Jan.  1, 1912 

Subject  to  call  after.  Jan.  1, 1902 

CITY  OF  ANSONIA  BONDS— 
4s,  g.,  M&N,$150,OOO,g.May  1,  '15 

BOROUGH  OF  ANSONIA  BONDS— 
3>»8,  A&O,  $75,000 1908 


DEMAND  NOTES— 
.....  $15,600 

Total  debt  Deo.,  1896....  $140.600 

Tax  valuation  1895 3,300,258 

Assessment  about  25  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000)   $22-00 

Population  in  1890  was 10,342 

Population  (Boro1)  '80  was.  3,855 


BETHEL.— H.  H.  WOODMAN,  Treasurer. 

This  borough  Is  in  Fairfleld  County. 

Floating  debt $12,000 

Sinklugfund 1,500 

6s,  MAS,  $8,000 Sept.1,  1898    ' 

6s,  M&8,    8.000 Sept,  1,1903 

6s.  MAS,    9,000 Sept.  1.1908 

WATER  BONDS,  1895— 
4s,  A&O,  15,000 1915,  '20,  '25 


($5,000  due  each  year  on  Oct.  1.) 
Bonded  debt  Feb.  2,  '97.    $40,000 


Net  debt  Feb.  2, 1897...      50,500 

Tax  valuation  1895 999,119 

Estimated  actual  value. 2,000,000 
Borough  tax  rate  (per$l,000)  $5-00 

Population  in  1890  was 2,335 

Population  in  1880  was 1,767 

Population  in  1893  (est.) 3,600 

INTER  EST  on  all  the  bonds  Is  payable  at  the  Importers'  &  Traders' 
National  Bank,  New  York. 


When  Due. 


BLOOMFIELD.— A.  R.  WELLS,  Clerk. 

This  town  Is  situated  in  Hartford  County. 

Tax  valuation,  real $622,547 

Tax  valuation,  personal..   108,976 

Total  valuation  1896 731,523 

Assessment  from  %  to  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) $15-00 

Population  in  1895  was 1.264 

Population  in  1890  was 1,308 

Population  In  1880  was 1,346 


LOANS- 
RAILROAD  BONDS— 

4s,  F&A.  $32,OOO Feb.,  1900 

OTHER  BONDS— 

4*4.  M&S,  $27,000 

Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897 $59,000 

Sinking  funds 10,897 

Net  debt  Feb.  1, 1897 4-, 102 

INTEREST  Is  payable  at  the  Mechanics'  Savings  Bank. 

RR  ir>(~iF'F>ORT        5  FRANK  E.  CLARK,  Mayor. 

1  • —  J  BERNARD  KEATING  Auditor. 
Bridgeport  is  in  Fairfleld  County.    In  1889-90  the  town  and  city  of 
Bridgeport  were  consolidated,  the  city  assuming  the  town's  debt. 

LOANS—  . — Interest. — , 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  Rate.  Payable. 

City  funding  bonds...  1873    7       J    &    J 

J   &    J 


Principal — 

When  Due.       Outstand'g. 


Municipal  bonds 1878    5 

do          do     1885    3i«    J   &   J 

Corporate  bonds 1889   4      J  &   J 

City  bonds 1894    4 

Court-House  (town  bonds).    4>a    J   &   J 

Subject  to  call  after  July  f, "l¥oo. 
.    4       J   &   J       June  1,  1918 
Sublect  to  call  after  June  1, 1903. 


July  1,  1900 
July  1,  1908 
July  1,  1915 
July  1,  1919 

1924 
July  1,  1910 


do 


do 


$150,000 
150,000 
125,000 
•KKI.OOO 
500,000 
150,000 

150,000 


.TOTAL  DEBT,  Efc.-The  bonded  debt  on  January  1,  1896,  wag 
f1'6,2^'000'  floating  debt,  $14,500;  total  debt,  $1,639,^00;  sinking 
fund,  $223.312;  net  debt,  $1,416,187.  The  total  city  and  town  debt  on 


The 


October  1,  1893,  was  $1.4(iO,6OO,  against  $1,705,008  In  1892. 
Boating  debt  Included  in  the  total  in  1892  was  $405,008. 

CITY  PROPERTY  — The  city  owns  property  (parks,  buildings,  etc> 
which  it  values  at  $1.108.788. 

DEBT  , 
cannot  be  1 

lature          

porary  loans.  The  city  Is  obliged  to  live  within  its  Income,  except  when 
in  issue  of  bonds  may  be  necessary  for  some  special  purpose  and  is 
authorized  as  above. 

ASSESSED   VALUATION.—  The  city's  assessed  valuation   (about 
actual  value)  has  been  as  follows : 


iv   v  uluvn  (*b  <p*«^\/c>.  ,  o\f. 

T  LIMITATION.— The  city 's  charter  provides  that  the  city  debt 

;  be  increased  except  by  issue  of  bonds  authorized  by  the  Legis- 

of  the   State.     There   can   be  no  increase  of   debt   by  tern- 


Fear*.  Tax  Valuation. 

1895 $.V7,094,379 

1894 56,023,579 

1893..... 54,301,107 

1892 2?>,522,181 

1891 24,881,585 


Tears.  lax  Valuation, 

1890 $24,012,457 

1887 16,110,855 

1880 11,626,207 

1870 12,139,873 

1860 7,988,442 


TAX  RATE  (per  $1,000)  in  1894-95  was  $11-00. 

POPULATION.— In  1890  population  was  48,856;  In  1880  it  was 
27,643  (including  town,  29.148);  in  1870  it  was  18,969.  The  estimated' 
population  In  1895  Is  68.000. 

BRISTOL,.— C.  S.  TREADWAY,  Treasurer. 

This  town  is  situated  in  Hartford  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
4s,  J&J,  $38,OOO Jan.  2,1898 

(part  eachSth  year)  to  Jan. 2, 1908 

HIGH  SCHOOL  BONDS— 
4s,  J&J,  $24,OOO Jan.  1,1897 

(part  each  5th  year)  to  Jan.  1,1911 

Interest  paid  at  Bristol  Nat.  Bk. 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, 1897. $62,000 


Floating  debt $123,981 

Total  debt 185,981 

Sinking  funds 14,212 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1897  ...    171 ,769' 

Tax  valuation  1896 3,847,920- 

Assessment  is  *3  actual  value. 

Town  tax  (per  $1,000) $15-00- 

Population  in  1890  was 7,382 

Population  in  1880  was S.347 


CHATHAM.— A.  H.  CONKLIN,  Auditor. 

This  town  is  in  Middlesex  County. 

Assets $16.251 

Net  debt  Feb 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS — 
4s,  J&J,  $40,000.. Jan.  1,1911 
3-75s,  J&D,  35,000.. June  1,1910 
3-658,  J&D,  37,000. .Junel,  1909 
Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,  '97.. $112,000 

Floating  debt 6,920 

Total  debt 118,920 


1,  1897 102,669 

Tax  valuation,  real 484,795 

Tax  valuation,  personal. .  .232.034 

Total  valuation  1895 716,829- 

Assessm't  from  *•,  to  %  act.  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO) $25'OO 

Population  in  1890  was 1,949 


OPTIONAL. — Ten  thousand  dollars  of  the  4  per  cent  bonds  are 
subject  to  call  after  10  years  and  $10,000  after  1 5  years. 

TAX  FREE.— All  of  the  town's  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

INTEREST  Is  payable  at  the  Central  National  Bank  of  Middle- 
town,  Conn. 


COLCHESTER.— L.  CHAPMAN,  Mayor. 

This  town  is  situated  In  New  London  County. 

Assessment  about  *s  actual  value. 
$20-00 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

Town  bonds,  $45,000.1896  to  1902 

Floating  debt $22,014 

Total  debt  Sept.  1,1896...      67,014 
Tax  valuation  1896 977,000 


Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) , 

Population  in  1890  was 2,988- 

Population  1896  (est.) 2,500 


DANBURY.— G.  M.  BUNDLE,  Mayor. 

The  City  of  Danbury  Is  situated  in  Danbury  Town,  Fairfleld  County 
LOANS—  When  Due. 


IMPROVEMENT  BONDS — 
4s,  J&J,  $155,000.... Jan.  1,  1920 
4s,  J&J,     100,000.... July,     3923 

WATER  BONDS— 

4  IBS,  J&J,  $28,000. . .  .July  1, 1900 
,  J&J,    30,000. ...July  1,1905 


Total  debt  Oct.  1, 1896..  $753,900- 

Sinking  funds 4,000- 

Water  debt  (incl.  above).    229,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 5,809,413 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    885,037 
Total  valuation  1896....6.694.450 
Assessment  is  *a  actual  value. 
Value  of  city  property.  .  $600.000 
Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) —        10  00 


4»as;j&J,    30,000.... July  1, 1910 

4s,     J&J,    96,000. . ..Jan.  1,  1912  | „__  T 

(Payable  $3,OOO  semi-an.  to  1912.)    Population  in  1890  was 16.552 

4s,     J&J.  $45,000 Jan.  1, 1920  '  Population  in  1870  was.  ...   8,753 

Bonded  debt  Oct.  1,  '96. .$484,000  1  Population  in  1896  (est.). ..23,000-- 

Floatingdebt 269,900  | 

INTEREST  on  the  improvement  bonds  and  on  the  water  bonds  of 
1920  Is  payable  at  the  National  Park  Bank,  New  York ;  on  all  other 
bonds  at  the  Importers'  &  Traders'  National  Bank,  New  York. 

FJTT'R'RV (WILLIAM  C.  ATWATER,  Mayor. 

I  CHARLES  E.  OLARK,  Treasurer. 

This  city  Is  situated  in  New  Haven  County.  By  enactment  of  th» 
Legislature  i  i  1893  the  town  of  Derby,  borough  of  Birmingham,  and 
the  school  districts  of  the  town,  were  consolidated  under  one  form  of 
government,  assuming  the  name  of  the  "  City  of  Derby."  The  consoli- 
dation took  effect  on  January  1,  1894,  and  the  debts  of  the  town, 
borough  and  school  districts  were  assumed  by  the  city. 

City  has  no  water  debt. 

Sinking  fund  assets $14,072 

Net  debt  Jan.  1, '97 169,884 

Interest  is  payable  at  Derby. 
Tax  valuation  1895  . . .  .$4,771,350 
Assessment  same  as  actual  value. 

City  tax  (per  $1,000) $9'00 

Population  (local  estimate)  ..7,500 
Population  In  1890  was 5,960 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
4s,       A&O,  $60,000.. Oct.  1,1908 
4s,  g.,  J&J,  102,OOOg.July  1,  1914 

IMPROVEMENT  BONDS— 

4s 10,000    July  1,1906 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1, 1897. 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97.. $172,000 

Floatingdebt 11,956 

Total  debt 183,956 


EAST  HARTFORD.— J.  0.  GOODWIN,  Clerk. 

This  town  Is  In  Hartford  County. 
When  Due. 


LOANS- 
BRIDGE  BONDS- 

3'6s,  A&O,  $39,60O Oct.  1, 1919 

Subject  to  call  after  Oct.  1, 1899 
BRIDGE  AND  ROAD  BONDS— 

4s.  A&O,  $9,000 Apr.  1,1897 

($3,000due  yearly)  to  Apr.  1, 1899 
4s,  A&O,  $60,000... Apr.  2,  '04-'24 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,1897. $108,600 
Floating  debt $32,650 


Total  debt  Jan.  1,1897..    141.250 

Available  assets 13.092 

Valuation,  real 2,404,864 

Valuation,  personal 41 1,78! 

Tax  valuation 2,816,397 

Assessment  about  23  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  $1.000) $1650 

Population  in  1896  (est.). ...5,200 
Population  In  1890  was 4,455 


ENFIELD.— R.  E.  SPENCER,  Treasurer. 

This  town  is  in  Hartford  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 


TOWN  BONDS — 

4s,  M&N,  $50,000 May  1, 1904 

4s,  M&N,    25,000 Nov.l,  1920 

Subject  to  call. 
Total  debt  Mch.  24, 1897. .$75,000 


Tax  valuation  1896..  ..$2,708,450 
Assessment  about  »5  actual  value 
Tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  1896.. 15-00 

Population  1890  was 7,191 

Population  1880  was 6,751 

Population  1897  (estimated)  .7,200 


April,  1897. 


CONNECTICUT-CITIES 


TOWNS, 


ESS  EX.— This  town  U  In  Middlesex  County. 


LOANS-  When  Dtu. 

RAILKOV 

tO,  943.000 Oct.  1.1911 

ject  to  call  »t  any  time. 
debt  <la»t  return»j.94\OOO 

g  d<-t>i 4,000 

Total  debt 49.000 


S'ukiuxfuud $7,430 

Net  debt  Sept.  1,  1899 41,570 

T»z  valuation  1895 961,852 

Assessment  is  *j  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  *1, OOO) .*li-OO 

Population  189O  was 2.035 

Population  1894  (estimated)  .2.0OO 


INTEREST  to  parable  at  the  Essex  Strings  Bank. 
TAX  FREE.— All  bond*  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


F AIRFIELD.—  K.  \V.  S.  PUKKTT,  Treasurer. 


This  town  U  In  Falrfleld  Ounty. 

LOANS-  ""**•«  Dtu, 

Tow>  lioxM— 

967.OOO 1897-1925 

Bonded  debt  Sept.  6, 1896.967.0OO 
Floating  debt 44.30O 


Total  debt  Sept.  6, 1 896  .fill  ,300 

Tax  valuation  1897 3,118, 4O2 

Tax  rate  (per 91.OOO)....         10-OO 

Population  189O  ww 3,868 

Population  1880  WM 3,748 


FA1RFIELD  CO.— F.  BAKEB,  Treasurer. 

County  seats  are  Bridgeport  and  Danbary. 

LOANS—  When  D»: 

•I — 

_§, *43.000 1913 

Subject  t..  call 19O3 

JAIL  BO*M — 

4s.  JAJ,  900.000 July  1, 19O9 

Subject  u>  call  aftrr  July  1.1899 


Bondeddebt  Feb.  1/96      91O3.OOO 

Floating  drbt 1O.OOO 

TaxTaluatloD  1893  ..101,715,966 
Assessment  aboat  "3  actual  value. 
Population  In  1 890  waa. ...  1 5O.081 
Population  In  188O  wa*....  112.042 


,   GLASTONBURY.— CHAS.  G.   K.vsKiy,  Treaa. 

This  town  U  In  Hartford  County. 

Town  has  no  bonded  debt.  I  Tax  valuation  18*6.  ...$1.328,498 

Floating  debt  Dec.  t.  "96  9O3.323  I  Tax  rate  'per  fUMO)...        JlFoS 

«nkm«- funds 1O.372  I  Population  189O  was 3.467 

llet  debt  Dee.  1,1396 84.991  |  Population  in  188O  was 3J38O 


GREENWICH.—  Thi.  tow.  ie  la  raMeMOoanty. 


LOANS- 
TOWN  n-to*,— 

4s.JAJ.9IHO.000    ...July  1.1897 
School  bond*  (20  year*)  .  .  .$M,OOO 


. 

paid  at  Town 
lebt  (last  return.i 


Borough  debt  1893 946.242 

Tax  raluatlon  1993 5,953.117 

Tax  rate  lpcr«l.OOO)  ...  1250 
Population  In  18*0  waa.. ...10.133 
Population  In  1880  waa....:  7.892 
Population  In  1870  waa.:."  7,044 


GROTON.-J.  O.  Fi.su.  Treasurer. 
^^•a  I*  la  New  London  Gouty. 
LOANS-  r*»Dw. 

^^BhN,  945,000 May  1,1999 

->  biennially)  to  May  1 
^^HukN,  92O,OOO         May  1   1909 
•idebti (last  returns).9«J9.000 
floating  debt 29.939 


INTER 


Total  debt  (last  return.).    993.332 
Tax  valuation,  rant.  atot..  1,539,000 
Tax  valuation.  perVUabt.    427,000 
Total  valuation  •»»  abt  .   1  .902.OOO 
amiiaVt  (ran  >»  to  %  act'l  mime. 
Total  Ux  (per  91.OOO)  ......  913-OO 

Population  1S90  Wa.  ........  5.539 


I  River  National  Bank  at 


I  NILK8  B.  PRESTON.  Mayor. 
i  0.  C.  8TBOJI O.  Tnauinr. 
The  town  and  city  of  Hartford  were  consolidated  oa  April  1,  1999, 
and  their  deb u  are  no  longer  niiulsl  separately. 


Fuo4ln«  bonds 1H93    4       J   A   J 

Park  Improveoeni  1893  3%*  J  *  1 
OoiuolldaUd  ke*4**.1999    3^  J  A   J 

*V"S*-::$R  ft  J.'.J. 


July 
Jan. 


*Msr  ..1874 

- 

do 

de     (Reservoir)...  1993 


9 

9 

tt 


J  * 

J  A 

J  A 

J  » 


July 
July 
July 
July 


1911 
1996 
1909 
1993 


9390,000 


- 

1899 
1900 
1906 
191H 
:  111 


800.000 

270.000 

350.000 

9O2.0OO 

48.000 

40.000 

2OO.OOO 


[•taxable. 

PAR  VALUE.  -The  ettys  bonde  are  all  for  91.000  eaoh. 
INTEREST  on  all  of  the  etty  bond*  I*  payable  at  Ike  city  treasury. 


TOTAL  DEBT,  Erc.-The  •ahjetoaa  elalimat  ehowi  Hartford's 
total  Bnajdpaldebt,  the  alnklni  toad  and  Ik*  water  debt,  on  the  datee 


Jan.  96.  1497. 

Total  bonded  debt  93,490,000 

FlaatlBgdebt  .........  1-1:-: 


Apr.  1.  1899. 
>3.  .30.006 


^^Kf 

Water  aebl  (Hetnned) 

[^^•rll  1,  1996,  the  elty  had  other  Meeta 
makin*  the  net  debt  om  thai  day  92.932.933. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.-The  eHjr-» 
ratehare  been  a*  f..Ti..w.  . 

r«en.        Ktal  MtlmU.      finmml  rnmtrim. 
»*»•  .......  «36J»08^99  916.403.V93' 

'.'.  39V25C847 

• 

I6.044  I'  • 

!  .  MM  :  JJ 


93,6-. 
907,409 


93,690.091 
437.891 

.-,,,.,., 

ottn(  to  9S99.999. 


valuation  and  tax 


Total. 

•93.21 1.6-1 1 
51.334.963 
90.710^12 

I-..;.,.-  , 

47.225,324 

!•     ...      •    I 


To*  Rat*. 
917-00 


LITCHFIELD.— G.  M.  WOODRUFF,  Treasurer. 

Utchfleld  Village  is  the  county  seat  of  UtchUeld  County. 

LOANS—  When  One, 

COURT  HOUSE— 
4>M,  July  28,  $3,5OO.  ..On  demand 

R\ILROAI»  BONDS- 
IS,  J*D,  *2O.OOi) Ondeman-1 

48,  JAD,    -JO.OOO June  1,  1»O1 

**,  J4D,    2O.OOO June  1,  19O6 

«»,  JAD,    20.000 June  1,  1911 


Interest  U  payable  in  Litoufleld. 

Bonds  are  all  tax  free. 
Total  debt  Jan.  1, '97...    $83,500 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,328,99<J 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    569,514 
Total  valuation  1896 2,898,510 

Aaaeouuent  about  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per$l,OOO)  '96      $10-00 


Bond*  are  all  subject  to  call  five  years  before  date  of  maturity. 
POPULATION.— Population.  Including  borough,  In  1890  was  3,304 : 
In  1880  was  3,410;  in  1870  was  3.113. 

MEETING  HOUSE  SCHOOL  DISTRICT. 

This  district  is  in  Falrfluld  County,  Town  of  Greenwich. 
Bonded  debt  (last  returnsl.950,000    Real  valuation $7.5OO,OOO 

District  has  no  floating  drlit.  Population  of  Dist./O  t  (.-st.)  3,500 

Taxvaluation,  1393 $3,000,000    Populafn  of  Town  '94  (e*t.).  11,500 

INTEREST  on  the  bonds  is  payable  by  the  Greenwich  Trust  Co. 


<  LEVI  E.  COE.  Mayor. 
—  }  HERMAN  HESS,  City  Clerk. 
The  town  and  city  of  Meriden  are  lu  New  Haven  County. 

LOANS—  — Inttrttt. — .         , Principal.- 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  Rate,  /-uyoefe.  Wltrn  Due.     OutitanJ-g. 

-    Jf^u.TkVM    nAW*u 


ClTT  or  MXEIDU  BOXDS- 

Clty  unprore-t  bonds.  1876   6 

.1899    4 
1893    4 


J  A 

J  A  J 
MAN 


,  <  July,  1897,  to '99  > 
J  (    $10,000  yearly    J 

July   1,  I'.n  I  5O.OOO 

May  1,  1  OOO  to '13       135,000 

_         _     _.  910,000  due  y'rlv.  for  13  yrs.,  *5.0OO  In  14  yrs. 

Water  bonds 1889    3>«    J  A  D       June  1.  1897  80.00O 

930,000  due  yearly  to  June  1 .  19OO 

do          1893    4       MAJJ    May  1,1901  to '11        210.O80 

920.000  duey'rly  for  lu  yrs.,  910.OOO  In  11  yrs. 

do          1895    4       J   A  J       July   1,  1912  -.0.00.) 

Town  or  MERIIIKX  BOXIM— 

War  and  High  School 6.4>*A4....         1896tol912  290,000 

Funding  bonds. 4       J  A  J       Jan.  1,  1912  40,000 

Subject  to  call  after  Jan.  1, 1902 

INTEREST  on  the  city's  water  and  sewrr  and  funding  bonds  Is 
payable  at  the  Importers' A  Traders'  National  Bank,  Xew  York  ;  on 
the  Improvement  bonds  at  the  Fourth  National  Bank,  New  York. 

TOTAL  DEBT.  ETC. -The  city's  bonded  debt  on  December  1. 1893 
was 9333.000:  floating  debt,  929.000:  total  debt,  9340.0OO;  cash  In 
treasury,  98.909:  net  debt,  9371. 091.  The  water  debt  (Included  In 
theabore  total)  waa  9330.0OO.  The  town's  total  debt  December  1, 
1999,  was  9300.0OO. 

wa*  911.793.433;  tax 
In  1895  bad  a  grand 


ASSESSEDVALUATION  of  elty  in  1894  n 
ite  iperil.ouoi.  fil^oO.  The  town  of  Meriden 
•t  of  913.447.720:  tax  rate,  910-9O  per  91,000. 


rate 
Usto 


POPULATION.— Population  of  Meriden  City  in  189O  was  21,692; 
la  »**>wa.  13.540.  Population  of  Meriden  town.  Including  the  city. 
wa*  la  1990  23.423;  la  1890. 18.34O;  In  1870. 10.493. 

MIDDLEFIELD.— ALFRED  H.  Ac  OCR,  Treasurer. 

This  town  I*  in  Middlesex  County. 

Tax  rate  (per  91  .OOO) 918-OO 

Population  In  1S9O  waa.....    1,002 

Population  In  1  «*)  was 928 

atlon  in  187O  was.. ...   1,093 

M 1 DDLETO  W N.- {Slffift.  raRf^T^SSSS: 


Tax 


130.444 


.  .  . 

MMdletown  city  la  situated  In  the  t«wu  ef  Mlddletown,  Middlesex 
ty.  The  rity  and  Iowa  are  distinct  corporations,  and  the  debts  of 
are  given  below  : 

LOANS-  .  —  lnl*n*.  —  .     .  --  Princip 


Fd.dbt.  bonde,  (reiseoed).  1889    4       A  *  O    Oct.    1,  19O9 
do         do    i«94  .............    4       M  *  K    Nov.  1     1914 

<»0        *o    1894  .............     4        .....  1914 

Subject  to  eall  after  Oct.  1,  19O4. 

Municipal  bulldln..  ......  1993    4       ........ 

_        ,  _  .    „     9nhJ«*t  to  c«ll  after  May  I.  1909. 

Sewer  bends,  1872-74  ..........    6       J    A  T>    Dee.   1.  1901 


:  ,        .;,,        :-  ,;   . 


M  A 


i  "•''•  1.1904-'  17  > 
{  92,000  due  y'rlyj 


919,000 

29,000 
96,000 

36,000 
53,000 


Subject  to  rail  after  May  1, 1903: 

4        MAN    May   1,  19O8 


:)-,.,  MNI 


53,000 


IPULATION.-In  1890  the  populatlna  of  H 
»  U  was  42.533;   la  197011  was  37.743; 


10-73 
W-SO 

20-90 

93.230; 

1999  estimated  at 


T— EiS  —  Vii-i_          -  -  =    — ..    ..   1897-'00  27.000 
<93,OpO  dae  la -97  and  92.OOO  yearly  thereafter.) 

d*>        d»      1999 3-63  J 'A    J    July  1.  1913 

Town  or  MiDourrowv  Dturr.    (Exempt  from  taxation): 

Railroad  bond* 4        FAA    Aug.  1.  1IHO       244.OOO 

•»  4       J    A   J    Jan.    1,   1HU7        24O.OOO 

9-JO^OO  due  yearly  to  Jan.    1,    urns 

3-03     J    AD    June  1.  19O9       34O.OOO 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.-The  city's  total  debt  (all  bonded)  on  Jan- 
uary i.  1898.  wa.  '9329.000.  of  wblrh  91 1  «,OOO  was  water  debt:  water 
.Inking  fund,  94.608;  net  water  debt.  9111.391.  The  town  debt  on 
January  1. 1896,  wa.9424.OOO. 

WATER  WORKS— The  net  income  of  the  water  department  for 
5  WM   99,031 '43:  cost  of  construction  and  maintenance  to  Jan.  1, 
1S96,  was  9413.172-81. 

i    VALUATION-The   city's  tax  valuation  In  1893  wa* 
1  he  tuwn's  valuation  In  1806  was  97.00O.OOO.    The 


KILLINGLY. — Thl*  town  I*  In  Wlndhata  County. 

_LOANS-  r***  DM.  I  Tax  valuation  1894..  ..92,189.019 

I  Tax  rate  (per  f  l.OOOi  1 493.91 2-30 

:?"  97M97  |  Z"****"  -^  W" 7^ 


I  Population  18*0  wa. 


. 
6.921 


93  U  kaM  by  the  CkeUea  Savin*.  Bank.  Xor- 
pays  ratereston  this  loan  at  the  rale  of  3  per 
r  eeot  be4n«  endlled  to  a  .taking  fund. 


M0A.IE  

and  towa  tax  for  1899  wa*  918-6o~per  91,o66". 

POPULATION— Population  of  Mlddletown  city  in  1890  was  9,018; 
s  8,826;  In  1870  It  wa*  6.923.    The  population  In  1894 

Population  of  town,  laelndlng  city.  In  189O  was  15,205 ;  In  1880  wa* 
11,732;  In  1*7"  i  : 

MILFORD.— STANFORD  HAM-KIN.-,  Treas. 

This  town  Is  lu  New  Haven  County. 


LOANS- 
Towx  ){»<(o 


Wtm  Dtu. 


Assets 913.O24 

Net  debt  (last  return*)...      67,798 

Tax  valuation  1 894 1 ,357,983 

Real  valuation 1., 810,644 

!  '       '•  -'  •       W«H>0 


Int.  payable  at  Treasurer's  omce.  i  Population  In  189O  was... 
Total  debt  (last  return.).       80,822  |  Population  lu  ' 


ilSSOwa* I 


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CITY  SUf fl£M£NT, 


Vol.  LXIV. 


MONTVILLE.— E.  W.  COGGESHALL,  Cierk. 

This  town  U  In  New  London  County. 


LOANS-  W**'4  Dlte- 

WAR,  ETC. 

...930.000 1904 

Bunded  debt  Feb.  1,1 896..  $30,000 

Floating  debt 23.O48 

Total  debt  Sept.  1, 1896. ..  53,048 


Tax  valuation  1895....  $1,004,302 

Assessment  Is  »s  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000)....        lli'OO 

Population  1890  was 2,34< 

Population  1880  was 2,(i(>4 

Population  1895  (eat.) 2,750 


NAUGATUCK..— JOHN  M.  PAGE.  Treas. 

This  town  Is  In  New  Haven  County. 

LOANS—  "*«»  Due. 

RKFfsniNci  BONDS — 
4«.  A&O,  $100.000. ..April  1, 1912 
Bondtxl  debt  Jan.,  1897..$1OO,OOO 

Fluatlugdcbt 105,690 

Total  debt  Jan.,  1897  ....  205,690 


Tax  valuation  1896.... $7,409,821 
Assessment  same  as  actual  value 
Tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  189<J.$12-OO 

Population  In  1890  was 6.21J 

Population  In  1880  was 4,274 

Population  1896  (estimated)  9,500 


MT="i*r    T3 13  IT'  AT -NT         5  ROBERT  J.  VANCE,  Mayor. 

NE W  BRITAIN. —  J8.  w.  CLARK,  Treasurer1 

The  olty  of  New  Britain  Is  situated  In  Hartford  County.    The  town 
and  olty  have  separate  debts,  as  shown  below. 

CITY  OP  NEW  BRITAIN  DEBT: 
When  Due. 


LOANS- 
CITY  BONDS— 

4s.J&J,  $15,OOO July  1,1913 

SCHOOL  BONDS — 

4s.  JAJ,  $1GO,OOO Part  yearly 

HEWER  BONDS— 

7s,  JAJ,  $130,000 July  1, 1899 

4s,  J&J,      20.OOO July  1,1899 

4s,  AAO,     15,000 Oct.  1,  1925 

Optional  after  Oct.  1, 1910 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

SEWER  BONDS  (Con.)— 
4s,  F&A,  $100,000.... Aug.  1, 1918 
4s,  F&A,  50,000.. ..Aug.  1,1925 
3s,  J&J,  35,000. ...July  1, 1913 

WATBR  BONOS— 

7s,  J&J,  $46,000 July  1, 1898 

48,  J&J,    30,000 July  1,  1909 

4s,  J&J,    20.OOO July  1,1909 

4s,  F&A.200.OOO Aug.  1, 1918 


Optional  after  Aug.  1, 19O8 
TOWN  OF  NEW  BRITAIN  DEBT  : 
Jown  bonds due  In  1894  &  1911     $175,000 

TOTAL  DEBT  -The  bonded  city  debt  March  1, 1897,  was  $676,- 
000;  floating  debt,  $27,730;  total  debt,  $703,730;  sinking  funds, 
$83,500;  net  debt,  $620,230.  Total  town  debt  In  1895  was  $195,180. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  In  1896 
wan  167532.291 ;  total  tax  (per  $1,000),  $14-25. 

The  town's  assessed  valuation  In  1894  was  $9,086,126 ;  town  tax 
(per  $1,000)  was  $5  O-OO. 

POPULATION.— The  town's  population  (including  the  city)  in  1890 
was  19,007;  in  1880  it  was  13,979;  in  1870  it  was  9,480;  in  1897 
about  25,000. 


LOANS 
FUNDED . 


EBT  BONDS— 


NEW  CANAAN.— FRANCIS  M.  BLISS,  Treas. 

New  Canaan  is  in  Fairneld  County. 

When  Due.  \  Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1896. .    $70,806 

I  Tax  valuation,  real 1,608,658 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  294,582 
Total  valuation  1894....  1,903,240 
Assessment  about  <&  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1 ,000) $14-00 

Population  in  1890  was 2,701 

Population  in  1880  was 2,673 


4s,  A&O,  $11,000....  April  1,  1899 
RAILROAD  AND  WAR  BONDS— 

4s.  A&O,  $24,500....  April  1,  1911 
Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  1896.  .$35,500 

Floatingdebt  ..............   35,306 


NTEREST  on  the  railroad  and  war  loan  Is  payable  at  the  Middle- 
town  Savings  Ban*,  Middletown,  Conn.,  and  on  the  funded  debt  bonds 
in  New  York  City. 


$  A.  c.  HENDKICK,  Mayor. 

—  {  B.  E.  BROWN,  Auditor. 
The  town  and  school  district  of  New  Haven,  in  the  county  of  the  same 
name,  are  co-extensive.    The  city  of  New  Haven  is  within  the  town 
limits  but  of  smaller  area.    The  town,  school  district  and  city  have  each 
separate  debts  of  their  own. 

LOANS—  . — Interest. — .  . Principal, , 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  Sate.  Payable.         When  Due.      Outstand'g. 

NEW  HAVEN  CITY  BONDS— 

Bridge 1896   4          ....          Oct.  1,  1914 

do     1896    4  ....  Oct.  1,   1915 

($'20.000  due  yearly)  to  Oct.  1,  1916 
Boulevard  sewerage.. 1887    3>2    J   &  D       June  1,  1902 
($25,000  due  yearly)  to  June  1,  1908 
City  sewerage 1871    7       A&O       Oct.    1 


$25,000 
40,000 

175,000 


do 
do 
do 


1901 
1910 
1917 


.1889    4       A&O       Apr.  1 
($25,000  due  yearly)  to  Apr.  1 
...1892    4       A&O       Apr.  \\  1918 
($25.000  due  yearly)  to  Apr.  1,  19  >1 

.1894    4       A&O       Apr.  1,  1922 


t250,000 
200,000 

100,000 
100,000 
100,000 


do 
do 


($25,000  due  yearly)  to  Apr.   1,  1925 

do  1896    4       J  &  D         1926-1929 

($25,000  due  yearly.) 

do  1885    313    F  &  A      Feb.  1,  1897 

($15,000  due  yearly)  to  Feb.  1,  1904 

Library* 1890    4       J&J      Jan.   1,  1910 

($10,OOO  due  yearly)  to  Jan.   1,  1919 

Municipal 1877    4       J&J      July  2,  1897 

Paving 1896    4          ....         Oct.  1,   1901 

($62,500  due  every  5  years)  to  Oct.  1,  1916 
NEW  HAVEN  CITY  SCHOOL  DISTRICT— 

Bonds 1889.0    4       F&A       Aug.  1,  1909 

($20,000  due  yearly)  to  Aug.  1,  1920 

1892    4       MAN       1921  to  1924 

1893    4       F  A  A       1925  to  1928 

«°    1895    4       M&N       1929  to  1934 

TOWN  OF  "NEW  HAVEN  "DEBT. 

AlrLJneRR.bonds....l889    3>a    J  &  J J 

_  ($25,000  due  yearly)  to  July  1,  1929 

East  Haven,  ref 18874       MAN       1897  to  1907 

Funding 3>«    J  &  J       July  i,  1909 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1,  1899 

Park  bonds 1890    3»a    J  &  J  1940 

Subject  to  call  1910 

do     do 4 

Qulnlplac  bridge 4       M'&'N       .."."""1902 

Subject  to  call. 

War  loan 6 

Bond  due,  but  not  presented .'.".V. !III".i!II° 

*  Exempt  from  taxation. 

t  Payment  is  provided  for  by  sinking  fund. 

PAR  VALUE  OF   BONDS.-The  bonds  are  all  for  $1,000  each 

»wn  war  bonds,  part  of  which  are  for  $200  and  $500. 
INTEREST  on  all  issues  is  paid  at  the  City  Treasury  excent  that 
Interest  <>n  the  school  district  bonds  Is  payable  at  the - 
County  Natlonx!  Bank  at  present. 


On  demand. 
July  1,  1910 


120,000 
100,000 

H50.000 
250,000 


230,000 

70,000 

75,000 

125.000 

206,675 

500,000 

60,000 
200,000 

100,000 

100,000 
25,000 

21,200 
1,000 


Dee.  1,  '95.  nee.  1,  '94. 

$1,210,000  $1,225,OOO 

403,439  400,000 

$806,561  $825,000 

$1,007,200  $1,007,200 

166,029  167,029 


Dee.  1,  '96. 

Total  bonded  debt  of  city $1,295,000 

Sinking  fund, etc 354,837 

Net  debt  on  December  1 $940,163 

Totiil  bonded  debt  of  town $1,O07,2OO 

Floating  debt 166,029 

Total  town  debt $1,173,229       $1,173,229       $1,174,229- 

The  total  Indebtedness  of  the  school  district  on  December  1 , 1 895 
was  $706,675.  The  district  owns  land  appraised  at  $1,191,298. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 
rate  nave  been  approximately  as  follows,  real  estate  being  taken  at 
"  about  60  per  cent  actual  value:" 

Real  Personal  Total         Rate  of  Tax 

Years.  Estate.  Property.  Valuation.     2>er$l,OOO. 

1896 $56,000,000        $13'50 

1895 53,800,000 

1893 54,500,000          12-50 

1891 51,995,329          11-50 

1890 $40,669,983       $11,501,148          52,171,131          19-50 

The  Grand  List  does  not  include  property  estimated  as  follows  on 
January  1. 1896 : 

Yale  College,  estimated  at $6,000,000 

School-houses,  estimated  with  contents  and  land 1 ,500,000 

Onurches  and  Institutions 2,000,000 

State,  county,  town  and  city  publi"  property 800,000 

Railroad  property  and  other  lawful  exemptions 2,700,000 

Total .$13,000,000 

POPULATION.— In  1890  population  of  the  city  was  85,981;  In 
1880  it  was  62,882;  in  1870  it  was  50,840.  The  population  of  the 
olty  in  1896  is  estimated  at  105,000  or  more. 


NEW  HAVEN  CO.— HIRAM  JACOBS, Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  New  Haven. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

3*28,  g.,M&N,$140,000,g.Nov.l,'15 

Optional  at  2  per  cent  premium. 


Bond,  debt  Jan.  1,'97  $140,000 
Tax  val't'n  '96  (about)  120,000,000 
Population  in  1890  was... 209,058 


Princioal.- 
When  Due.      OuMand'g. 


JAJ    Jan.   1,  1905 

M&N 1918 

J&J 
JAJ 
J  & 


J   & 
J   A 


3 
&   J 


1919 
..  1920 
..  1924 
..  1925 
..  1917 


J  July  1,  1911 


T  <^Ts.Tr-»/~»ivr  5  JAMES  p.  JOHNSOS,  Mayor. 

1_,^1N  LN-HN  £  JOHN  McGINLEY,  Treasurer. 

The  bonds  of  New  London  are  chiefly  held  by  savings  banks.  The 
town  and  city  are  under  one  government  and  the  following  statement 
Includes  both. 

LOANS-  • — Interest. — . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  Rate.  Payable. 

Floating  debt  bonds 7 

Parkbonds 4 

School  bonds 4 

do        do     4 

do        do     4 

do        do     4 

Sewer  bonds 4 

do        do    3>i 

Water  bonds 7 

do        do    4 

do        do    4       19?4 

INTER  EST  on  the  bonds  is  payable  at  the  office  of  the  Treasurer. 

TOTAL  DEBT.— The  total  bonded  debt  on  Deo.  15, 1896,  was  $780.- 
000;  floating  debt,  a  demand  note  at  4  per  cent,  $20,000;  total  debt, 
$800,000;  sinking  fuud,  $2,720,  and  net  debt,  $797,28  J.  The'water 
debt  of  $426,000  is  included. 

CITY  PROPERTY— The  olty  owns  the  Groton  ferry  and  the  city 
water  works. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  In  1896  was  $9,396,500  and  the  tax  rate 
per  $1.000  was  $16-00.  In  1894  valuation,  $9,333.577 ;  tax  rate,  per 
$1,000,  $16-00.  Real  estate  is  taxed  at  about  two-thirds  its  actua. 
value.  In  1888  the  grand  list  was  $7.699,321. 

POPULATION— In  1890  population  was  13.757;  in  1880  it  was 
10,537;  in  1870  it  was  9.576.  Population  in  1896  (estimated)  15,000. 


J&J    Jan.   1,  1900 
J&J    1919 


$100,000 
25,000 
21,000 
63.000 
40,000 
00,000 
10,000 
35.000 
250,000 
116,000 
60,000 


(A.  C.  WHEELER.  Mayor. 
—  IE.  M.  LOCKWOOD,  City  Clerk. 
The  town  of  Norwalk,  in  Fairneld  County,  contains   the    city   of 
Norwalk,  whose  debt  is  included  below.    The  city  of  South  Norwalk 
whose  statement  is  given  under  its  own  name  is  also  in  this  town. 
TOWN  DEBT,  VALUATION,  ETC. 


LOANS- 


When  Due. 


Town  bonds,  $100,000 1921 

Total  debt  1894 191,600 

CITY  DEBT,  VALUATION,  ETC. 


Tax  valuation  1891.... $6,323,304 
Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) $10-00 


LOANS- 
FUNDED  DEBT— 


When  Due. 


4s,  J&J,  $50,000 July  1,1927 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1, 1897 
MUNICIPAL  PURPOSES— 

4s,  g.,  J&J,  $50,000,  g..May  1, 1935 
SEWER  BONDS — 


WATER  BONDS— (Con.)— 
4s,  J&J,  $25,000 July  1,  1927 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1,1897 
4s,g., J&J, $50,000.... May  :. 
Bond,  debt  Oct.,  1896... .  $500,000 

Floating  debt 23,851 

Total  debt 523,851 


:8,  J&J,  $75,000 July  2, 1908  |  Sinking  funds  about 22,000 


4s,  J&J,  75,000 July  1,1927 

Subleet  to  call  after  July  1,1897 
WATER  BONDS— 

4s,  J&J,  $175,000.... July  1,1926 
Subject  to  call  after  July  1,1896 


Not  debt  Oct.,  1896 501,851 

Water  debt  (incl) 257,000 

Tax  valuat'n  1896, 5,204,703 

Assessm't  about  »m  actual  value 
City  tax  (per  $1,000) $7-00 


.hT2Jv,Lw9iEBT?.Sfl^IN,G  FUND.  Erc.-The  subjoined  statement 
in  .ws  New  Ha\ erf's  total  city  and  tortn  debt  on  December  1  for  th« 
la  -t  three  years  and  the  school  district's  debt  on  December  1. 1895  : 


INTEREST  on  the  gold  bonds  due  in  1935  is  payable  at  American 
Exchange  National  Bank;  other  interest  payable  in  Norwalk. 

POPULATION.— Population  of  the  town  (including  Norwalk  and 
South  Norwalk)  was  in  1890,  17,747;  in  1880,  13,956;  in  1870,  12,119. 
The  present  population  of  the  city  is  about  7,500. 


NOR  W I C  H 5  CALVIN  L.  H  AR  WOOD,  Mayor. 

U.H.  KEEP,  Auditor. 

Norwich  is  in  New  London  County.    The  city  and  town  have  separate 
governments,  keep  separate  accounts  and  have  separate  debts. 

LOANS—  - — Interest. — ,    , Principal. — 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  Rate.  Payable.    When  Due.      Oulsland'g. 

CITY  OF  NORWICH  DEBT. 

$125,000 
164,000 
160,000 
•150,000 
150,000 
50,000 


A&O  Oct.    1,  1913 

J&J  Jan.   1,  1905 

AAO  Apr.   1,  1907 

A&O  Apr.  1,  1908 

JAJ  Jan.   1,  1898 

J&J  Jan.   1,  1910 


City  debt  bonds,  ref.,  1883 4 

Courthouse 7 

Sinking  fund  bonds  of  1877. . .  5 

do         •       do    1878...  5 

Water  fund  bonds 6 

do          do    1890 5 

do          do  

TOWN  OF  NORWICH  DEBT. 

Court  house  bonds 7      semi-an.         1905 

Town  debt  bonds 4      seml-an.         1913 

Subject  to  call  after  1893, 

Town  deposit  fund 6     annually  

*  Of  these  $100,000  are  refunded  water  bonds. 


lt)6,(KM 

160,000 
175,000 

13,301 


April,  1897. 


CONNECTICUT-CITIES 


TOWNS, 


39 


PAR.— The  city'*  bond*  are  all  for  91.000  taeh. 

TAX    FREE.— All  the  Issue*  of  city  bond*  are  exempt  from  taxation. 
INTEREST  on  city  bond*  u  paid  by  city  treasurer,  and  In  some  easee 
In  Boston  also. 

TOTAL  DEBT. -The  subjoined  •tatement  tnow*  the   city's  total 
debt  in  each  of  the  yean  Indicated. 

1895.  1894.  !>'.  1 -•>•.>. 

Total  bonded  debt  of  olty 9799.OOO    9799.000    9799.0OO    9799.000 

...    163,431       165.131       165,431       165,431 

.•964.431    994M.431    9964.431    9984.431 
23.961        28.811          21.175 


Total 

Balance  In  treasury. . 

lebt  on  May  15 9O4O.470  9935.620  9943.256 

Water  debt  Included  above 93OO.UOO  93OO.OOO  93OO.OOO 

Total  town  debt  1495  wa*  9348,301.  The  town's  total  debt  on 
September  1, 1891.  wa*  9314. 471. 

The  sinking  fund  receive*  yearly  >»  mill  on  city  and  town  list. 

CITY  PROPERTY.— The  etty  owned  property  In  1894  valued  at 

^^•Llll.    ThU  Included  buttdlBaa.  Ire  department,  etc..  a«  well  as 

water  works,  which  were  held  at  905O.OOO.    In  the  year  1894-95  the 

regular  receipt*  of  fee  waterworks  were  948.20658:  expenditure* 

929.826  94 ;  (ntereo*  on  bond*  910.5OO;  surplus  91,8*0  04. 


ASSESSED  VALUATION.-The  city's  total  assessed  valuation  in 
1897  was  94.777,000,  the  assessment  being  estimated  to  be  equal  to 
the  actual  value.  City  tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  was  96-00. 

POPULATION.— Population  of  town  In  1890  was  17.747;  in  1880 
It  was  1  J.'J5«.  Population  of  city  In  1397  was  estimated  at  7,500. 


SPRAGUE.-  P.  S.  COTE,  Treasurer. 

This  town  is  In  New  London  County. 

LOANS-  W»«n  due. 

Tows  BOND*— 

6s,  Mar..  945,000.  ...Mar.  27,  19O6 
Bonded  debt  »eb.  1.  1897..945.OOO 


Net  debt  Feb.  1, 1897....  939.962 
Town  has  no  water  debt. 

Tax  valuation  1896 9581,525 

Assessment  about  %  actual  value. 


ASSESSED  VALUATION.-The  city's  aeiBmd  ralnatlon  and  tax 
tMmave been  a*  follows,  real  estate  being  uaasaed  "  at  H  cash  value." 


ratr 


98.062.744 

-•-l.i.il 


91.999.476 

-•.0-7. Ml 
S.023,101 


Total. 

910.106,002 
10.062.220 

1,1.1,.,-.- 1- 


mm 

-   l 


... 

9.955.810 

9.920,929 

lo.,, -....- J  . 
10.4:1.!.:.-. 


ptr  91000 

910-00 

1000 
1000 
UHM 
950 
9-5O 
9-00 
8-00 


The  town  grand  Uot  M  October  1.  1894,  wa.  913.755.347:  tax  rate 
<per*1.000».9600,  thi*  heinc  eddrUoaol  to  city  tax  as  above  given. 
POPULAT I  ON. -In  1*90  population  of  rtty  wa»  16,192;  In  1880  It 


ORANGE.— WALTER  A.  Mu.v,  lit  Selectman. 

^^^  town  Is  In  New  Harm  Count r 

AwMument  U  >•  aetnal  value. 

Total  tax  (par  91.0001 *1O-00 

Population  In  18*0  wa* 4.537 

Population  In  1880  wa* 3.341 

Pop.  -»7  («*t-|  brtw'n  6.OOO  A  7.OOO 


Floating  debt  ..............    ll.OOO  I  Totaltax  (per  «l,OOOf.  ......  Is'-OO 

Total  debt  ..................  56.0OO    Population  1890  ..............  1,106 

Sinking  fund*  ..............   16,038  |  Population  1895  (estimated).  1,006 

INTEREST  U  payable  at  Merchants'  National  Bank,  Norwich,  Conn 

_  S  EDWIN  i,.  SCOFIELD.  Mayor. 

.       JHEjfRY  v.  RIKER.  Treasurer. 


STAMFORD 

SI  AlVir  LJt-llJ 
This  city  Is  In  Falrneld  County. 


LOANS- 
BBWER  BOND*— 
4*.  MAN.  95.000... 
4*.  MAN.  •-'0.000... 
4*.  MAN.    5.000. 


When  Due. 

...May  1,1901 

..Nov.  1. 1901 

.May  1, 


Bomloddebt  Jnn.  1,'97.    $125,000 

Floating  debt 66,000 

Totaldebt 191,000 

Sinking  fund 11.6OO 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1897..       179. 4OO 

Tax  valuation  1896 13.000.000 

Assessment  about  »10  actual  value. 


4«.  MAN.  2O.OOO Nov.  1.  1906 

Interest  payable  at  Stamford. 
The  otty'»  tax  rate  (per  91.000)  in  1895  wa*  95-50  In  one  district  and 
a  the  other.    The  population  In  1 896  wa*  estimated  at  20,000. 


INTEREST 
Haven.  Conn. 


When  Due. 
OH- 
IO g.  Jen   1.1910 

an.  1.  1 8*7..  $lon.»00 


STAMFORD  (Town).— W.  D.  DASKAM,  Trea?. 

This  town  Is  In  Falrfleld  County. 

Due.    Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,  '97.  9340  OOO 

Fleeting  debt 63.360 

Totaldebt 4O3.36O 

sinking  fund* 32.665 

•t  Fel>.  i.  IS97....     370,695 

Tax  valuation  1890 10.O07.29O 

Assessment  about  '5  actual  value* 

Town  tax  (per  *  1,000) 913-OO 

Po|Hilatlon  In  189O  was.  ...  15,700 
Population  In  1W7  (eat.)... 90,000 


LOANS- 
TOW  H»LU  189O— 

4*.  A«b.  994.000 Oct  1.1910 

SCHOOL*  AMD  BUDOKB,  1893- 

4s.  FA  A.  996.000 Aug.  1.  1923 

4*.  FAA?975>!ooa  Aug.  1. 1914-34 
Interest  topeyable  In  Stamford. 
Ftr> 

lev  K*.\.*7.-...«Mik-    .  rah  i.  1887 


3,'JOO.nOO 
payable  at  the  National  Trade 


B'*  Bank.  New 


PORTLAND. — foil*  I.  WORTH  i  XUTOX,  TrWr. 


LOANS-  WlMDiM.  Bon.UJ.leht.lsn  IS. T>7.  93SO.OOO 

•»-  noetlag.1  ..        3.1HS 

.1.1905  TotaldehtJaa.  15.1897      39e\9« 

*.J*-l  -  -11  Tax  valuation  18M 1.901,139 

1 1«  call  after  •*•  jreere.)  >ssn«Bi(int  about  *»  actual  valae. 

r  1.1909  Total  tat  (per  91.0OOI 9WOO 

^^•jeyable  BtTownTreaa'y.  Population  la  18OO  wa*  . . .    4,087 

TAX  FREE.— The  bead*  of  the  town  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

PRESTON.— .JAMES  M.  YorjroR,  Treasurer. 

1 1*  in  New  London  County. 
LOANS—  w*«  One. 

i*— 
Jan.  1, 19O.1 

I*.  JAJ.    WJOOO Apr.  1,19011 

BNaldei.tj»n.l-«"T eBO.ooo 

rax  valoalloB.  real .7M*Sl 

INTEREST  to  payable  at  the 


W.  MAX  sixu.  Treasurer. 


Xattomal  Bank.  Norwich.  Conn. 


Thi.  town  I*  In  W! 

f.  and  It  I 

he  town  ha*  no  bo»a»d  «**i, 

rkMdr<t»M  Jan.  1897 
(•taalt**   1AM... 

,  ....t  -, 


i  Wlndham  County.     The  d^>t  U  b*la«  (radoally  paid 
Intended  to  Mad  any  Bortton  of  It. 


Tax  rate  (per  91 .00 
'    1990 


In 
19M(e*t.) 


91000 
0^1* 
6\800 


RIDGEFIELD  — [..  ('.  SBTMOUE, 

Rldgefcld  U  In  Falrfleld  County. 


*f4p.e.t«wa 

1W5.  .  91.49OA44  I 


1999 


:  m 


SIMSBURY.—  A.  8.  CHAFMAX,  Treaanrer. 

ainwbury  to  In  Hartford  County. 


EAI 


LOANS-  Warn  Ow. 


•24.000.  . Jul  > 

•rly)  to  July  1. 1904 


ily  1. 1900 

£e»ded  debt  JBB.I. 1«*Y.92<*.OOO 
.    13.750 


Sinking  food 92.OOO 

Ketdebt  Jan.  1.  1*97...       39.75O 

Tax  velBaUoB  1895 1.399.393 

Aoseeeeseat  about  •»  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  91.000)...     914-OO 


!•  1990 

9M(eet.)  . 


lml 


1,830 

..2.000 


TAX  PREE. -AUtiBeailu.il  by  thto  town  are  exempt  from  taxation- 
INTEREST  to  payable  at  the  Hartford  National  Bank. 

SO  I  IT  W   Mf»D  \A7AI    If         jr.O.  BOH  ANNAN.  Mayor. 

NORWALK.  —  {  JOB.  TATLOB,  city  aim. 

ThU  .  i-  v  i<  In  Norwalk  Town.  Kalrmeld  County. 

Wkrn  D»e. 

....July 
July 
1SJKW. 

I-  MM 


ay  1.19M 


...July  1.1905 
..July  1.1900 


INTEREST  -in  mfB 
»  "»ter  end*  la  Hew 

OTA 


4«,  JAJ. 
4*.  JAJ. 
4*.  JAJ! 
4a,JAJ. 


. 
30joO. 


....Apr. 

....Apr. 
....July 


II  ..... 
1910 
:  119 
1911 

m 


bonds  to  payable  In  South  Norwalk  and 

r*L  DEBT.-Th*  total  debt  on  Jan.  I-"..  18v7.wa*9310.2OO.of 
•M99  wna  water  debt  and  9M,tOO  floating  debt. 


TAX  FREE.— AUbondatoeaed  by  Oil*  town  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

STONINGTON.— E.  B.  HIKCKLET,  TownTrea*. 

Stoalngton  to  In  New  London  County.    The  debts  of  both  town  and 
'i  are  given  below. 

Tax  valuation  1894 
Tax  rate  (per  91. OOO)..." 
WAI  Borae- 

1902 

.J,,. M, 

34.308 

02  3O8 

BaUneein  treaeerr.....  21,570 
ITet  debt  Sept.  7, 1890...  40.038 


epC7.'»6. 


. 

...  1  •_••.•«• 

Po|Hilatlnn  (lorn!  e»t)  1S95..7.45O 

Population  1M!M(  wan 7,184 

IL.magk  luM.KIc. 

ToUl  debt  Jan..  18»tt 935.00O 

Tax  valuation  1895... 

.-Ii  t:n  iper  91.01101... 91O-OO 
estimated). 1,800 


THOMASTON.— AHTHI-K  J.  HISK.  Treasurer. 

This  town  l.»  In  l.ltrhnrld  Connty. 


LOANS-  men  Out.    Net  debt  Mar.  1. 1897.  ..     - 

!••«  -  H  >  Tax  valuation,  real 

40.  J  A  D.  950.000 Dec.  1.1904    ~ 

Intern. I  payable  at  TreasVi  offlee. 
Bonded  debt  Mar.  1.  1H8T.95O.OOO 

FloetlBf  debt. 35.000 

Total  debt  .  ..   8S.OOO 

Blnking  fund.  cash.  ele.  ..   37,200    Population  In  18*7  (est.). 

TORRINGTON.— WILLABD  A.  ROROBACH,  TOWQ 
Clerk. 

Thto  town  to  In  Lltehleld  County. 


Net  debt  Mar.  1 .  1 897 .. 

:  •  '       .    •          . 

Tax  valuation.  |.. 
T»tal  i.ilii.itl.ni  I  - 

\  .  ..       K| ,, 

.     ,       .:  :  -•• ' 


Town  debt  (tMt  retarn*).    941.2O5 
Town  valuation  1x95 


Boroughdebt<la*tret'ns)    939.061 
Borough  aowoam'l '95.   .3,fi- 
Borough  tax  (per  91.000). . 

Population  In  1X90  wa* 


VERNON.— F.  B.  SKIXKER.  Treasurer. 

This  town  1*  in  Tolland  County.    All  bond*  are  tax  exempt. 

LOANS—  ""**»  I**-    Bonded  debt  Rep.  15,'96.  9235.OOO 

KtiLBotn  B<i<Del886—  Floating  d.-l.t..  -J7.!tl7 

.  JAJ,  9BO.OOO July  1,1900    Total  .I.-M  ~.,.t    15   1896    26--'.<U7 

in    IUI.U1889—  Tax  valuation  iviY          :i.O57.519 

«.  9125."(io.  Nov.  1.  1919    AoMonment  about  Hi  actual  value. 
Tax  rate  (per  91.  OOOI...  MINI 

itlon  In  I-'.M»  was 8.8O8 

r.i|Mil.>tlon  In  1880  wa* 6.915 


OfHtoaei  after  Nov.  1 .  l  -•.••.. 
MCHOOL.  1892 — 
_    J4ji    950,000 July  1, 1923 

INTEREST  I*  payable  at  the  Town  Treasurer's  offlre. 


WALLINGFORD.— W.  I.  TRASK,  Treasure'. 

The  town  of  Walllngford  In  iltuated  In  New  Haven  County. 

Water  debt  (Included)  ...91((o. -.00 
Town  debt  IHetMtorael,      7.-1.IHH) 

.930,000 1927     Borough  valuation  |t!i:i.2.  KHI.  II  'J 

B..H..I  .ill  WkTBI  Boxoe—  Town  valuation  Ixim  . .  .:t.:«OO,(KX> 


*.         .  . ". 

Borough  debt  (la«t raff I.9243.82O 


Town  tax  (perfl.ooo,  i»;i:t 
Borough  tax  (per9l.O(M)rw3     5-OO 
INTEREST  on  the  water  l»iml«  of  Walllngford  Borough  Is  payable 
at  the  Pint  National  Bank  of  Walllnfford. 

POPULATION  —The  p..|.ni.,ti..n  of    Hi.'  town  (Including  the  bor* 
oughi  In  I  •<•.•<'  «r:i-  i;.:.ii.  MI  l-'o  K.I-  l.i.->..  in  1870  WM  3,079. 
regulation  of  Walllngford  Borough  In  189O  was  4. -Mo. 

WASHINGTON.— Wx.  J.  FORD,  Treasurer. 

This  town  la  In  LJtchfleld  County. 

LOANS— _  lf»«it  DM».  I  Total  debt  Jan..  1897....     «ll.-.oo 


RAII.KOAD  RO<CD»— 

4s.  JAJ.  40.000 1897-1916 

(92.OOO  due  yearly  on  July  I.I 
Bonded  debt  Jan..  1897 . .  *4O.ooo 

94.5OO 

INTEREST    I*   payable   at   the  Connecticut  Savings    Bank,  Ni-w 

ll.i.  .  :, 


I  Tax  valuation  •<)(!  aboutl.lOO.OOO 

Assenxinent  -.um-  im  actual  vnhif. 

Tax  r»t<-  ip«T  .*1.()00) 91:1-00 

Population  In  ls|«>  was 1,633 


40 


MID  CITY 


Vol.  LX1V 


-.r  A  r-T-r»nTTDV         JBDWARDG.  KILDUFF.  Mayor. 

V/ATERBUR  Y.— {JAMES  j.  CASSIN,  Auditor. 


I  -.  J&J,  $200.000 Jan.  1, 1927 

Interest  is  payable  in  WatiTbury. 
Rondrd  debt  Dec.  1,  '!)6$1,012,5OO 

Sinking  fund 134,000 

Net  debt  I>ec.  1,  1896..       875,500 

Total  valuation  1896... 10,700,000 

Assessment  Is  >4  actual  value. 

City  tax  (per  $1,000) $18'OO 

Average  school  tax 10-00 

ropulatiou  ill  1890  was 28,646 

Population  1896(estimated)38,000 


This  city  is  In  New  Haven  County. 

LOANS-  wllen  Due- 

CITY  HALL  BONDS- 
7«.JAJ.  $12.^00 1906 

HKWKK  HOM^ 
4*.  JAJ.  $(55,000......  ..  .....1911 

WATKK  HOM>*  (scries  1  and  2)— 

7«,  JAJ,  $150,000 1H97 

7»  JAJ       40.000 1899 

2V  JAJ,  45,000 1905 

4s,  JAJ,    100.OOO Jan.  1,1899 

(is.OOOduevearly)  to  Jan.  1, 1918 
4i;  JAJ,  $400,000.....  Jan.  1, 1919 

"WEST  HARTFORD.— H.  C. WHITMAN,  Treas. 

West  Hartford  is  In  Hartford  County. 

—       —  SCHOOL  AND  FCNDINO  NOTES— 

$40,000 189D-1907 

($5,000  due  yearly.) 
Interest  payable  in  Hartford. 
Total  debt  Apr.  1, 1897..  $147,000 
Tax  valuation  1896  ....3,030,170 
l  after  iy  lu  i  Assessment  is  23  to  %  actual  value. 

ROAD  BONDS—  I  Population  in  1890  was 1.93O 

4s  MAP,  $45.000.. 1920  I  Population  in  1880  was 1,328 

1          '£,   L«,  t/,  n.n  oftor  1010    Ponulntion  in  1897  (est.) 2.400 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

EDUCATION  AND  FUNDING  NOTKS— 

4s,  AAO,  $4,000 1898 

RKFUSIIINO  BONDS— 

4«,  MAB,  $28.000 1902 

4s,MAS,    30,000 1920 

Subject  to  call  after  1910 


$45,000    iwau  I  Jropuuraon  in  At  iu  was 1,020 

'  Subject  to  call  after  1910  |  Population  in  1897  (est.) 2,400 

"WESTPORT. — J.  L.  G.  CANNON,  Treasurer. 

This  town  is  in  Falrfleld  County. 

Floating  debt  Sent.,  '96..    $78,509  I  Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) $1. .  _. 

Tax  valuation  1895 2,261,116  I  Population  1890  was 3,715 

tiTTT    T    1-K.x  A  •NITRIC-'         <  HERBERT  R.CHAPPELL,  Mayor. 
NVILLIMAJN  1  1U. —  )8AMUELJ.  MILLER,  Treasurer. 

This  city  is  situated  in  the  town  of  Windham,  Windham  County 

LOANS—  When  Due.  \  Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,  '97.  $300,000 

MUNICIPAL  BONDS— (Coupon.)—   |  Water  debt  (included) ...    200,000 

4s,  AAO,  $1OO,OOO.... Oct.  1, 1925    Floating  debt 84,000 

Optional  after  Oct.  1, 1910  I  Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897.    384,000 
WATER  BONDS—  Tax  valuation  1896. . .  .$3,978.764 

*    Assessment  about  factual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO) $21-50 

Population  in  1890  was 8,648 

Population  in  1880  was 6,B08 


4s,  AAO,  $75,000. 
4s,  AAO,  50.000. 
4s,  AAO,  50,000. 

4s,  AAO,    25,000 Oct.  1,  1914 

Interest  payable  at  City  Treasury. 


.Oct.  1,1899 
.Oct.  1,1904 
.Oct.  1, 1909 


Population  In  1896  about...  10,000 


"WINCHESTER.— HENET  W.  ROBINSON,  Treas. 

This  town  is  In  Litchfleld  County,  and  contains  Winsted  Borough. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

TOWN  BONDS— 1885-1891— 
4s,  MAN,  $54,OOO. ...Nov.  1,1902 
4s.  MAN,  30,000.... May  1, 1897 
($6,OOO  due  yearly )  to  May  1, 1901 
Deposit  fund  and  orders... $26,783 
Total  debt  (last  returns)..  116,783 

"WINDSOR  LOCKS 

This  town  is  In  Hartford  County. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

TOWN  BONDS*— 
4s.  JAJ,  $35,OOO Jan.  1, 1922 

SCHOOL  LOAN— 

6s,  FAA,  $10,000 Feb.  1, 1897 

Bonded  debt  Sept.  18,  '90. $45,000 

Floating  debt 19,899 

Total  debt 64,899 


Sinklngfund $1,954 

Net  debt  (last  returns) . .    114,829 

Tax  valuation  1894 2,833,402 

Assessment  from  >s  to  3»  actual  val. 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) $15-00 

Population  in  1890  was 6,183 

Population  In  1895  (est.) 7,500 


.  W.  OuTTERSON,Tr'as. 
All  bonds  are  tax  free. 

Sinking  fund $20,071 

Net  debt  Sept.  18, 1896        44,828 

Tax  valuation  1896 1,646,164 

Assessment  about  -':<  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) $10-00 

Population  in  1890  was 2,758 

Population  in  1880  was 2,332 

Population  in  1 896  (est.) 3,000 

•  The  bonds  of  this  town  are  secured  by  a  special  tax  of  10  mills  on 
the  assessed  valuation. 


ADDITIONAL     STATEMENTS. 


In  the  table  below  we  give  statistics  regarding  minor  civil  division* 

In  the  State  of   Connecticut  which  have  an  Indebtedness  of  ovei 
$10,OOO,  and  which  are  not  represented  among  the  foregoing  detailed 

reports.    We  add  the  population  from  the  U.  S.  Census  of  1890. 

Total  Assessed  Tea  Popu- 

Location,  Debt.  Valuation.  Kate.  latton. 

Barkhamsted,  Litchfleld  Co $18,892  $282,374  $20-00  1,130 

Berlin,  Hartford  Co 28,«70  1,031,968  14-00  2i60O- 

Bethel,  Falrfleld  Co.  (Town) 65,992  1,007,994  17-00  3,401 

Branford,  New  Haven  Co.  (Town)  56,000  2,080,165  12-OO 

Branford,  N.  Hav.  Co.  (Borough)  31,219  1,901,866  12-OO       

Canaan,  Litchfleld  Co 26,000  460,868  12-50  870- 

Canton,  Hartford  Co 21,864  1,182,725  12-00  2,500 

Clinton,  Middlesex  Co 16.O57  671,277  10-00  1,384 

Coventry,  Tolland  Co 16,627  635,822  20-00  1,875- 

Cromwell,  Middlesex  Co 36,287  913,333  13-00  1,987 

Eastford,  Windhatn  Co 11,500  145,397  16-00  561 

EastHaddam,  Hartford  Co 28,15-1  1,092,051  12-50  2,599- 

East  Lyme,  New  London  Co 27,230  687,387  12-00  2,048, 

Eastou,  Falrfleld  Co 10,709  393,«75  14-00  1,001 

East  Windsor,  Hartford  Co 30,650  1,099,789  15'00  2,890- 

Ellington,  Tolland  Co 20,000  692,564  15-OO  1,539 

Farmlngton,  Hartford  Co 34,000  1,551,413  12-OO  3,179> 

Orlswold,  New  London  Co 30,080  1,542,379  10-00  3,113 

Hamden,  New  Haven  Co 16,950  1,741,665  10-00  3,882 

Hartland,  Hartford  Co 10,829  173,842  17-00  565 

Hebron,  Tolland  Co 41,446  325,198  14-00  1,039 

Huntlngton,  Fairfleld  Co 75.0OO  4,000,000  ll-OO  5,500- 

Lebanon,  New  London  Co 14,375  874,271  12-OO  1,670- 

Lisbon.  New  London  Co 10,173  241,102  12-00  548 

Lyme,  New  London  Co 34,509  266,438  15-00  977 

Manchester,  Hartford  Co 66,466  3,979,477  15-00  8,222 

Mansfield,  Tolland  Co 14,045  571,092  12-00  1,911 

New  Hartford,  Litchfleld  Co 42,491  949,908  12-00  3,160* 

New  Mllford,  Litchfleld  Co 35,000  1,888,108  12-00  3,917 

Newtown,  Fairfleld  Co 21,517  1,537,711  ll-OO  3,539- 

Norf oik,  Litchfleld  Co 24,255  993,377  10-00  1,546- 

North  Canaan,  Litchfleld  Co 28,830  685,029  15-00  1,689 

North  Haven,  New  Haven  Co 17,756  799,467  15-00  1,862 

No.  Stonington,  New  London  Co.  17,226  534,311  12-00  1,463 

Old  Lyme,  New  London  Co 15,806  452,149  15-OO  1,319 

Old  Saybrook,  Middlesex  Co 26,935  597,225  15-00  1,484 

Oxford,  New  Haven  Co..... 10,833  310,893  18-00  902 

Plainfleld,  Windham  Co 14,000  1,788,325  10-00  4,582 

Plainville,  Hartford  Co 27,000  685,790  15-OO  1,993 

Redding,  Fairfleld  Co 25,000  488,036  12-50  1,549 

Rocky  Hill,  Hartford  Co 26,161  390,903  11-00  1,069 

Roxbury,  Litchfleld  Co 25,600  309,829  14-00  936 

Salisbury,  Litchfleld  Co 24,500  1,734,503  10-00  3,420- 

Saybrook,  Middlesex  Co 44.OOO  679,846  16-00  1,484 

Seymour,  New  Haven  Co 40,160  1,333,029  18-00  3,300- 

Shelton,  Fairfleld  Co 54,256  1,032,064  8'00  1,952 

Soutlibury,  New  Haven  Co 10,750  418,465  10-00  1,089 

Southmgton,  Hartfd  Co.  (Town)  56,237  2,173,124  12-50  5,501 

Southington,  Hart.  Co.  (Borough)  23,100  1,455,234  5-00 

Stafford,  Tolland  Co 36,766  1,255,660  20-00  4,535- 

Stafford  Springs,  Tolland  Co 12,850  736,243  7-50 

Stratford,  Fairfleld  Co 25,000  1,046,805  15-OO  2,60$ 

Suttield,  Hartford  Co 17,413  1,875,600  10-00  3,169- 

Trumbull,  Fairfleld  Co 14,939  598,887  10-00  1,493 

Waferford,  New  London  Co 36,019  1,044,105  15-00  2,661 

Watertown,  Litchfleld  Co 30,000  1,374,R96  10-00  2,323 

Wethersfleld,  Hartford  Co 33,074  1,296,602  10-00  2,271 

Wilton,  Fairfleld  Co 22,073  575,163  10-00  1,722 

Windham,  Windham  Co 135,000  4.461,418  9-00  10,032 

Windsor,  Hartford  Co 61,880  1,398,000  13-00  2,954 

Woodstock,  Windham  Co 11,696  861,338  12-00  2,309. 


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Debts    and     Resources 


STATES,  CITIES  AND 


IXsT 


MIDDLE    STATES. 


IXftKX    FOR    THE    MIDDLE    STATES,    CITIES,    Etc. 

NEW  YORK-8tale,  Citiea,  Ac. Page.  41  to  58     DELAWARE -State,  Cities,  Ac Pagea  74  to  75 

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PENNSYLVANIA -Slate,  Cities.  Ac Page*  M  to  74  |  DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA Page  77 


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DKHT.   RESOURCES,   \ 


Admitted  ai  a  State         -  One  of  Original  Thirteen 

area  of  State  (equan»  mtlea)  ».".'. 

State  capital Albany 

Ooremor  (term  expirea  January  1.  1899)  -  Frank  S.  Black 
Secretary  of  State  (term  expire  Jan.  1 , 1899)  •  John  Palmer 
Trraourer  (term  expirea  Jan.  1,  1899)  -  Addiaon  a  Colvin 
Comptroller  (term  expires  Jan.  1,  1899)  •  Janiea  A.  Robert* 
T  eytakture  meet*  annually  the  8r*t  Wed  leaday  in  January, 
ia  not  limited. 


HISTORY  OF  DEBT  -The  historical  detail*  of  Mew  York's  State 
debt  from  1817  to  the  pn*aat  Ume  will  be  found  la  th*  BrtTE  A>D  Cmr 
ScrrLaacn  of  April.  1894.  pace  4 1 . 

boring  a  period  of  eleven  yean  ending  la  18M  the  mate  debt  was 
paid  at  the  averaxe  rat*  of  ai.OOO.OOO  par  year,  aad  was  practically 
wiped  eat. 

At  the  Xovemher  etoattoa  la  ISM  the  |ii*»iHttoa  to  taaaa  hoada  of 
the  Btata  U,  the  »n,...,nt  ,.f  a«i... .,.,».,.  f,.r  ,,,-[•  .-...,..  '.  .  ,r.-  .  mm 
taprovtat  the  Brio  Caaal.  tha  flfciaiplita  Oanal.  aad  the  Oswa»t>  Caaal. 
was  .otonfltad  to  the  Tatars  aad  earrtoa.  raft  of  t  be*e  bonds  Issued 
•taee  the  flr.1  »f  last  year  an  deaerlbed  haknr.  Thar  constitute  tha 
onlr  Indabtodneas  nf  the  State  at  preaent.  OnJaaaary  12. 1S97.  bids 
were  received  tmv  tha  parohaeo  of  9a/900e90O  of  those*  bonds,  hut  as  It 
•xeqaently  «i«l*,iil  to  make  them  frw»  fro«  taxation,  none  of 
the  Mds  wen  ronaMcred.  A  hill  havla*  been  pamil  to  make  these 
head*  tax  exempt,  the  Oomptroller  la  BOW  (April  1, 1807).  advertising 
farsaleln  AprOS3.000/)00*f  thsMaaeurtUca. 


STATE  DEBT  FOR  OVER  FIFTY  YEARS.-Bclow  we  give  the 
lorUMStatedaMataeaa4oftheSaealye«nnanMd. 

-..- 

:i. :--.•.•.- 

11, -J.  • 

valna' 

i  of  the  real  and  penonal  prnperty,  the  rate  of  taxation  for  State 
purpose,  and  the  amount  of  the  tax   for  the  years  •••>*.  1859  bring 
IM  T»r  in  which  the  State  Board  of  Kqnallaatloa  was  organised. 

iror. . 

r<w.        _      .   _:-— — ~ :-"•!-• -I  •mwmmmmf.r 


1»W ':--- 

: 
TAX  VALUATION.-Thefoll. 


•  II.7S1.358 
1:1. '.(06.346 
9.155.742 
10.418.193 
7.784.848 
5.196.666 
8.619.748 
12,557.352 

M I 


KaumUmm  limit  per       Total 
•1.000.     Letita. 
S2-70      $9,075,046 
3-95         9,513.812 

1876.  2:i08>35^73    S57;44i;401    3i466;367,273     3'4.V.     8.539.174 
1875.   1.960^52.703    407427^99    3,367  7HO1O2     6-OO      14.2O6.680 
1874.   1:750.698,918    418.0O8?M    3.1OB307.873     7-071 
1873.   1.692>23.071    437.1O2.3I5    2.129.626,386     


1886. 


3.W5239.788 

wSSJiftoea 


.. 

7-07l7  15.727.482 
6-95  14.A00.903 
9-37>t  19.580,882 
6-65«»  11,613.943 
7"36«4  14.285.978 
S-63>«  10,4(13,179 
2'5O  3.512.284 


.  . 

1873.  1  64479  410  447  248.O35  3,088,637.445 
1871.  1  599.930.166  452.6O7.732  3,053.537,898 
1870.  1J132.720.907  434.380.278  1.907.001,185 
1869.  1.418.133^85  441.987,915  1.80O.13O.770 
1859.  1.097.564.524  307.349.155  1.4O4.913.679 

DEBT  LIMITATION-8TATE.-The  new  CoiuUtatlon  has  In  some 
mniT-Tr-  modified  tke  prorHtona  of  Ike  fundamental  Uw  restricting  the 
power  of  the  Lectalattn  over  tk«  lame  of  debt,  Ao.  TbeM  provision* 
an  found  In  Article  7.  We  (Ire  the  aoettona  of  that  article  (Article  7) 

cn4U  *•<  to  fa  rtom.-flacnon  1.  The  credit  of  the  state  shall 


not  In  any 


.  . 

ba  «1ven  or  loaa«d  to  or  In  aid  of  »ny  Indl  vl.lual. 


Mate  aVoU,  iMnerr  to  ewOracf.-Sac.  2.  The  State  may.  t 
daSetts  or  failures  la  revenues,  or  for  *x»aa«ti*  not  prov 
tract  debts;  but  sueh  dabta,  direct  or  contingent,  sliulj  <> 
•ate,  ahall  not  at  aar  date  exceed  aaa  minion  of  do! 


to  ""*'  casual 
ided  for,  con- 
.  or  In  the  ajrirre- 

oae  million  of  dollar.  ;  and  the 
jr  aaeh  d»bU  ahall  be  applied  to 
thcywer*  obtained,  or  to  repay  the  debt  to  con- 

la  'addition  to  the  abore  limited 
,  contract  debts  to  repel  Invanlon, 

ippreta  taearreettra.  or  defend  the  mate  In  war  ;  but  the  money  arl» 
Inc  frosa  the  eoatraetlBa;  of  aaeh  dab*  shall  he.  applied  to  the  puriKme 
for  which  It  wan  ralaed.  or  to  repay  raeh  debta,  and  to  no  other  purpoM 

*  Umilutlt*  ef  leyfata/if*  parrr  to  trtalr  dtblt.-fiw.  4.    Except    the 


gate,  •hall  not  at  aay  l 
moneyi  artalnc  from  the  loaae  ereatlaK  aueh  debU  ahall  l.c 
the  purpose  for  which  r 
tra0Ua,aa«toa*al 
«taM«MM«or«Ml 
power  to  contract  d< 


_  'two  and  three  of  thl*  article,  no  debU  nhall 
contracted  by  or  on  behalf  of  thin  Btate.  nnlea*  inch  dnbt 
wrtMd  by  a  law.  for  M>me  «lncle  work  or  object,  to  l><-  dln- 
H.-.I  thrrrln  ;  and  mich  law  (ball  Impone  and  provide  for 

n  of  a  direct  annual  tax  tn  par.  and  mifflelent  to  pay.  the 

Intoreat  on  aueh  debt  a<  It  falU  due.  and  abo  to  pay  and  discharge  the 
principal  of  raehdrht  within  elfbtren  yean  from  the  time  of  the  con- 
traetiac  thereof.  Ho  »nch  law  ahall  take  effect  until  It  .hall,  at  a  gen 
era!  election,  bare  been  submitted  to  the  people,  and  hare  recelred  I 
majority  o(  all  the  rotearaM  for  aadacalnat  ft  at  aneh  election.  On  tbi 


Anal  passage  of  such  bill  In  either  bouse  of  the  LcfiaUture.  the  Question 
shall  be  taken  by  ayes  and  noes,  to  be  duly  entered  on  the  Journals 
"Khali  this  Mil    pas*,   and  ought  the  same 
on      of      the      people  r     The      Legislature 


tic 

••  •  m 


• r. 

to     reoelre r_ 

may  at  aay  time,  after  the  approval  of  such  law  by  the 
!>••«. pN'.  If  no  debt  nhall  hare  been  contracted  In  puniii- 
ance  thereof,  repeal  the  same;  and  may  at  any  time,  by  law, 
forbid  the  contracting  of  aay  further  debt  or  liability  under  oiirh  law  ; 
but  the  tax  Imposed  by  inch  art.  In  |>n>|»>rtl»n  to  thn  di-lit  iiii'1  llalilllty 
which  Buy  have  been  contracted.  In  inin.imii.-c  of  micli  l»w.  Khali 
la  feme  and  be  Irrepealable,  aad  be  annually  eollectnd,  until 
shall  have  made  the  provision  hcrrlnlicfom 

debt 
ich 

,  the 

act  authorising  such  debt  or  llalilllty,  or  for  the  repayment  of  mich 
debt  or  Uattlflty  and  for  no  ntlicr  purpono  whatever.  No  such 
law  shall  be  submitted  to  1.1-  voted  mi.  within  three  mniithK  after 
IU  pauace.  or  at  aay  Kcneral  election  when  any  other  law,  or  any 
hill,  or  any  amendment  to  the  Con«Utullon,  nliall  be  submitted  to 
be  voted  for  or  a«i»ln.t 

Sinking  Pu»d.  kmr  krpt  and  IntuUd.-Smc.  5.  The  sinking  fund* 
provided  for  the  payment  of  Interest  and  the  extlmrulnhment  of  tlin 
principal  of  the  debts  of  the  State  shall  be  separately  kept  and  safely 
invested,  and  neither  of  them  shall  be  appropriated  or  used  In  any  man- 
ner other  than  for  the  s|>eclflc  purpose  for  which  It  shall  have  been 
provided. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— CITIES,  COUNTIES.  TOWNS  AND  VILLAGES.— 

The  new  Constitution  of  New  York  State  ho*  cleared  up  the  muddle  In 

which  recent   legislation  had   left  the  debt-limitation  question.    We 

set  oat   the   situation   very   fully  In  our  April,  1894,  BorpLEMiirr. 


42 


CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


the  re»ult  of  which  wan  that  between  the  constitutional  restrlctloi 
and  legislative  aotlou  on  the  same  subject,  cities  and  villages  of  tl 
SUtc  having  100,000  Inhabitant*  or  less  were  left  by  the  law  of  1892 
without  any  oonntltutional  or  statutory  limit  to  their  debt-making 

"AS  stated  above,  this  defect  has  been  corrected  by  the  Constitution 
adopted  in  November  1894.  That  document  has  put  a  general  and 
uniform  limit  to  the  power  of  all  counties  and  cities  of  the  State  to  con- 
tract and  put  out  their  obligations,  leaving  to  the  Legislature  to  fix  the 
debt-making  power  of  villages  and  towns  only.  These  provisions  are 
found  In  Article  8,  Section  10.  We  give  that  section  In  full.  The 
•duration  Into  paragraphs  and  the  figures  In  parenthesis  which  num- 
ber and  begin  the  paragraphs  are  our  own,  we  having  inserted  them  so 
that  those  who  need  to  refer  to  or  use  any  particular  portion  can  the  more 

readily  find  the  part  desired.  With  that  exception  we  give  Section  10 
of  Article  8  as  It  reads,  preserving  even  the  punctuation. 

11)  No  county,  city,  town  or  village  shall  hereafter  give  any  money 
•or  property,  or  loan  Its  money  or  credit  to  or  In  aid  of  any  Individual, 
association  or  corporation,  or  become  directly  or  indirectly  the  owner 
•of  stock  in,  or  bonds  of,  any  association  or  corporation ;  nor  shall  any 
•uch  county  city,  town  or  village  be  allowed  to  incur  any  Indebtedness 
«xeept  for  county,  city,  town  or  village  purposes.  This  section  shall 
tiot  prevent  such  county,  city,  town  or  village  from  making  such  pro- 
vision for  the  aid  or  support  of  Its  poor  as  may  be  authorized  by  law. 

(2)  No  county  or  city  shall  be  allowed  to  become  indebted  for  any 
3>ur|K>se  or  In  any  manner  to  an  amount  which,  Including  existing 
indebtedness,  shall  exceed  ten  per  centum  of  the  assessed  valuation  of 
the  real  estate  of  such  county  or  city  subject  to  taxation,  as  It  appeared 
by  the  assessment  rolls  of  said  county  or  city  on  the  last  assessment  for 
State  «r  county  taxes  prior  to  the  incurring  of  such  Indebtedness ;  and 
all  Indebtedness  In  excess  of  such  limitation,  except  such  as  may  now 
«xlat,  shall  be  absolutely  void,  except  as  herein  otherwise  provided. 

(3)  No  county  or  city  whose  present  indebtedness  exceeds  ten  per 
«entum  of  the  assessed  valuation  of  its  real  estate  subject  to  taxation, 
shall  be  allowed  to  become  indebted  In  any  further  amount  until  such 
Indebtedness  shall  be  reduced  within  such  limit. 

(4)  Tills  section  shall  not  be  construed  to  prevent  the  Issuing  of  certif- 
icates of  Indebtedness  of  revenue  bonds  issued  in  anticipation  of  the 
•ollectlonjof  taxes  for  amounts  actually  contained,  or  to  be  contained 
In  the  taxes  for  the  year  when  such  certificates  or  revenue  bonds  are 
Issued  and  payable  out  of  such  taxes. 

(5)  Nor  shall  this  section  be  construed  to  prevent  the  issue  of  bonds 
to  provide  for  the  supply  of  water ;  but  the  terms  of  the  bonds  issued  to 
provide  the  supply  of  water  shall  not  exceed  twenty  years,  and  a  sink- 
lug  fund  shall  be  created  on  the  issuing  of  the  said  bonds  for  their  re- 
demption, by  raising  annually  a   sum  which  will  produce  an  amount 
equal  to  the  sum  of  the  principal  and  interest  of  said  bonds  at  their 
maturity. 

(6)  All  certificates  of  Indebtedness  or  revenue  bonds  issued  in  an- 
ticipation of  the  collection  of  taxes,  which  are  not  retired  within  five 
years  after  their  date  of  issue,  and  bonds  issued  to  provide  for  the  supply 
of  water,  and  any  debt  hereafter  incurred  by  any  portion  or  part  of  a 
city,  if  there  shall  bo  any  such  debt,  shall  be  included  In  ascertaining 
the  power  of  the  city  to  become  otherwise  indebted. 

(7)  Whenever  hereafter  the  boundaries  of  any  city  shall  become  the 
same  as  those  of  a  county,  the  power  of  the  county  to  become  indebted 
shall  cease,  but  the  debt  of  the  county  at  that  time  existing  shall  not  be 
Included  as  as  part  of  the  city  debt. 

(8)  The  amount  hereafter  to  be  raised  by  tax  for  county  or  city  pur- 
poses, in  any  county  containing  a  city  of  over  one  hundred  thousand 
inhabitants,  or  any  such  city  of  this  State,  in  addition  to  providing  for 
the  principal  and  interest  of  existing  debt,  shall  not  in  the  aggregate 
exceed  in  any  one  year  two  per  centum  of  the  assessed  valuation  of  the 
real  and  personal  estate  of  such  county  or  city,  to  be  ascertained  as 
prescribed  in  this  section  in  respect  to  county  or  city  debt. 

By  the  terms  of  the  foregoing  section,  Paragraph  (1),  every  "  County 
City,  Town  or  Village"  is  included  in  the  prohibition  against  (1)  loan- 
Ing  "Its  money  or  credit,"  (2)  in  becoming  "directly  or  indirectly  the 
owner  of  stock  in  or  bonds  of  any  association  or  corporation,"  and  (3) 
In  Incurring  "any  indebtedness  except  for  County,  City,  Town  or  Vil 
lage  purposes."  Most  of  the  other  paragraphs  include  only  Counties 
-and  Cities. 

According  to  Paragraph  (6)  it  seems  that  "  any  debt  hereafter  in. 
xsurred  by  any  portion  or  part  of  a  city,  if  there  shall  be  any  such  debt, 
shall  be  included  In  ascertaining  the  power  of  the  city  to  become  other- 
wise indebted." 

We  would  also  call  special  attention  to  Paragraph  (7),  that  whenever 
hereafter  the  boundaries  of  any  city  shall  become  the  same  as  those  of 
*  county  "  thepower  of  the  county  to  become  indebted  shallcease,  but  the 
debt  of  the  county  at  that  time  existing  shall  not  be  included  as  a  part 
of  the  city  debt." 

In  May  1886  'the  New  York  Court  of  Appeals  decided  at  the  end  of  a 
litigation  begun  in  July  1885  that  the  tlnkingfimd  was  not  a  part  of 
the  city  debt  within  the  meaning  of  the  above  provision  of  the  Consti- 
tution limiting  the  creation  of  debt  to  10  per  cent  of  the  assessed  valua- 
tion of  the  real  estate. 

Towns  and  Villages  are  not  limited  in  their  debt-making  power  by  the 
Constitution.  Those  municipalities  will  be  governed  by  general  or 
•peclal  statutes. 

The  1895  Legislature  passed  an  act "  for  the  protection  of  bona  flde 
purchasers  and  holders  of  coupon  bonds  and  of  municipal  corporations 
•gainst  misfeasance,  malfeasance  or  negligence  of  public  officers  " 
The  full  text  of  this  law  was  published  in  the  CHEONICLE  of  June  8 
I89i  V.  60,  p.  1023. 

EXEMPTION  FROM  TAXATION.— There  is  one  general  New  York 
statute  with  reference  to  exemption  from  taxation  "  for  town,  county 
municipal  or  State  purposes"  of  a  class  of  bonds  "issued  by  any  village' 
city,  town  or  county"  in  the  State,  which  seems  to  have  a  wider  appli' 
cation  than  is  generally  known.  As  originally  passed  in  1881  the  ex- 
omption  applied  only  to  bonds  issued  to  pay  up  or  retire  bonds  "created 
i  the  construction  of  any  railroad."  A  new  law  was  passed  in 
(Chapter  316)  making  the  tax  exemption  apply  to  "  new  bonds  " 
Issued  under  the  act  to  retire  any  of  the  then  "present  bonded  indebted- 
ness of  any  village,  city,  town  or  county  in  this  State."  With  reference 
uh  new  bonds  the  third  section  of  the  act  of  1886  says  •  "  All  new 
•bonds  Issued  by  any  village,  city,  town  or  county  in  this  State  under 
the  provision*  of  this  act  shall  be  exempt  from  taxation  for  town 
county,  municipal  or  State  purposes  until  the  period  when  they  are' 
made  payable."  In  1893  still  another  law  was  passed  making  the 
statute  cover  any  bonded  indebtedness.  The  law  as  it  now  stands  will 
be  found  in  editorial  on  page  4  of  the  April,  1894,  SUPPLEMENT 


In  addition  to  the  foregoing  there  are  special  laws  authorizing  special 
Issues  that  are  exempt,  but  which  w.e  have  not  room  to  quote  here . 
For  New  York  City  there  js  a  general  statute  which  directs  ho w  any  of 
Its  bonds  may  be  made  exempt  from  city  and  county  taxation.  That 
statute  is  subjoined. 

SEC.  137.  The  Commissioners  of  the  "  Sinking  Fund  of  the  City  of  New 
York  for  the  redemption  of  the  city  debt,"  when  duly  authorized  by 
ordinance  of  the  Common  Council,  may,  by  concurrent  resolution, 
direct  that  the  bonds  and  stocks  of  said  city,  issued  pursuant  to  law, 
after  June  ninth,  eighteen  hundred  and  eighty,  shall  be  exempt  from 
taxation  by  said  city  and  by  the  county  of  New  York,  but  not  from  taxa- 
tion for  State  purposes ;  and  all  bonds  and  stocks  issued  pursuant  to 
such  authority  shall  be  exempt  irom  taxation  accoidingly,  provided 
that  said  bonds  and  stocks  shall  not  bear  interest  exceeding  the  rate  of 
four  and  one-half  per  centum  per  annum.  The  bonds  and  stocks  of  the 
city  of  New  York  issued  pursuant  to  the  provisions  of  this  section  shall 
express  upon  their  face  the  fact  that  they  are  exempt  from  taxation  by 
the  city  and  county  of  New  York,  but  not  from  state  taxation,  and 
shall  refer  to  this  section,  and  to  the  ordinance  of  the  Common  Council, 
and  the  resolution  of  the  Commissioners  of  the  Sinking  Fund  author- 
izing their  Issue. 

SAVINGS  BANK  INVESTMENTS-POWERS  AND  RESTRIC- 
TIONS.—In  1892,  by  an  actapproved  on  the  28th  of  May  of  that  year, 
a  complete  revision  of  the  banking  laws  of  the  State  was  made.  In 
that  revision  savings  banks  were  included  but  no  essential  changes  iri 
the  investment  features  were  introduced.  The  following  year,  however 
(1893),  Section  116  of  the  law  of  1892  was  amended  in  a  material 
point,  and  the  same  section  was  again  amended  in  1895  and  in  1896 
We  give  section  116  below  aa  it  now  stands : 

See.  116.  In  what  securities  deposits  may  be  invested.— The  trustees 
of  any  savings  banks  may  Invest  the  moneys  deposited  therein  and 
the  income  derived  therefrom  only  as  folio ws : 

1.  In  the  stocks  or  bonds  or  interest-bearing  notes  or  obligations  of 
the  United  States,  or  those  for  which  the  faith  of  the  United  States  is 
pledged  to  provide  for  the  payment  ot  the  interest  and  principal,  in- 
cluding the  bonds  of  the  District  of  Columbia. 

2.  In   the  stocks  or  bonds  or  interest-bearing  obligations  of  this 
State,  issued  pursuant  to  the  authority  of  any  law  of  the  State. 

3.  In  the  stocks  or  bonds  or  interest-bearing  obligations  of  any  State 
of  the  United  States  which  has  not  within  ten  years  previous  to  mak- 
ling  such  investment  by  such  corporation  defaulted  In  the  payment  of 
any  part  of  either  principal  or  interest  of  any  debt  authorized  by  the 
legislature  of  any  such  State  to  be  contracted;  and  in  the  bonds  or  In- 
terest-bearing obligations  of  any  State  of  the  United  States,  issued  in 
pursuance  or  the  authority  of  the  legislature  of  such  State,  which 
have,  prior  to  the  passage  of  this  act.  been  issued  for  the    funding  or 
settlement  of  any  previous  obligation  of  such  State  theretofore  in  de- 
fault, and  on  which  said  funding  or  settlement  obligation  there  has 
been  no  default  in  the  payuieut  of  either  principal  pr  interest  since  the 
issuance  of  such  funded  or  settlement   obligation,  and  provided  the 
interest  on  such  funded  or  settlement  obligations  has  been  paid  regu- 
larly for  a  period  of  not  less  than  ten  years  next  preceding  such  in 
vestment. 

4.  In  the  stocks  or  bonds  of  any  city,  county,  town  or  village,  school 
district  bonds  and  union  free  school  district  bonds  issued  for  school 
purposes,  or  in  the  interest^bearing  obligations  of  any  city  or  county 
of  this  State,  Issue*  pursuant  to  the  authority  of  any  law  of  the  State 
for  the  payment  of  which  the  faith  and  credit  of  the  municipality  is- 
suing them  are  pledged. 

5.  In  the  stocks  or  bonds  of  the  following  cities :    Boston,  Worcester, 
Cambridge,  Lowell,  Fall  River  and  Springfield  in  the  State  of  Massa- 
chusetts ;  St.  Louis,  in  the  State  of  Missouri ;  Cleveland,  Cincinnati  and 
Toledo,  in  the  State  of  Ohio ;  Detroit  and  Grand  Kaplds,  in  the  Stair  of 
Michigan;  Providence, in  the  State  ot  Rhode  Island;  New  Haven  and 
Hartford,  in  the  State  of  Connecticut ;  Portland,  In  the  State  of  Ma  i  mj ; 
Philadelphia,  Pittsburg,  Alleghany,  Readiusr  and  Scrantou,  in  the  State 
of  Pennsylvania ;  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul, in  the  State  of  Minnesota; 
Des  Molnes,  in  the  State  of  Iowa;   Milwaukee,  in  the  State  of  Wiscon- 
sin ;  Louisville,  in  the  State  of  Kentucky;  Paterson,  Trenton  and  Newark 
In  the  State  of  New  Jersey;  Baltimore,  in  the  State  of  Maryland.    If  at 
any  time  the  indebtedness  of  any  of  said  cities,  less  its  water  debt  and 
sinking  fund,  shall  exceed  seven  per  centum  of  its  valuation  lor  pur- 
poses of  taxation,  its  bonds  and  stocks  shall  thereafter,  and  until  such 
indebtedness  shall  be  reduced  to  seven  per  centum  of  the  valuation  for 
the  purposes  of  taxation,  cease  to  be  an  authorized  investment  for  the 
moneys  of  savings  banks,  but  the  superintendent  of  the  banking  depart 
ment  may,  in  his  discretion,  require  any  savings  bank  to  sell  surh  bond* 
or  stocks  of  said  city,  as  may  have  been  purchased  prior  to  said  in 
crease  of  debt. 

6.  In     bonds  and    mortgages    on     uninoumbered    real    property 
situated  in  this  State,  worth  at  least  twice  the  amount  loaned  thereon. 
Not  more  than  sixty-five  per  centum  of  the  whole  amount  of  deponlti 
shall  be  so  loaned  or  invested.    If  the  loan  is  on  unimproved  and  un- 
productive real  property,  the  amount  loaned  thereon  shall  not  be  more 
than  forty  per  centum  of  its  actual  value.    No  investment  in  any  bond 
and  mortgage  shall  be  made  by  any  savings  bank,  except  upon  the 
report  of  a  committee  of  its  trustees  charged  with  the  duty  of  investi- 
gating the  same,  who  shall  certify  to  the  value  of  the  premises  mort- 
gaged or  to  be  mortgaged  according  to  their  best  judgment,  and  such 
report  shall  be  filed  and  preserved  among  the  records  of  the  oorporatioa. 

7.  In  real  property  subject  to  the  provisions  of  the  next  section. 
Sec.  2.  This  act  shall  take  effect  immediately. 

The  foregoing  contains  the  whole  of  the  1895  law.  It  will  be  noted 
that  subdivision  7  (the  last  paragraph  of  the  above)  refers  to  the  "next 
section"  for  the  provisions  applicable.  This  reference  Is  to  section 
117  of  the  law  of  1892 ;  we  omit  that  section  as  it  relates  only  to  real 
estate.  Sections  118, 119  and  120  of  the  law  of  1892  we  subjoin ;  they 
are  all  of  a  general  character  and  either  grant  powers  or  imposes  re- 
strictions. 

SECTION  118.  The  trustees  of  every  such  corporation  shall  as  soon  as 
practicable  invest  tin-  moneys  deposited  with  them  in  the  securiti.  s 
authorized  by  this  ar:lcle;  but  for  the  purpose  of  meeting  current 
payments  and  expenses  in  excess  of  the  receipts,  there  may  be  kept  an 
available  fund  not  exceeding  ten  per  centum  of  the  whole  amount  of 
deposits  with  such  corporation,  on  hand  or  deposit  in  any  bank  in  this 
State  organized  under  any  law  of  this  State  or  nf  the  United  States,  nr 
with  any  trust  company  incorporated  by  any  law  of  the  State ;  but  the 
sum  so  deposited  in  any  one  bank  or  trust  company  shall  not  e 
twenty-five  uer  centum  of  the  paid-up  capital  and  surplus  of  any  such 
sank  or  company;  or  such  available  fund,  or  any  part  thereof,  may  i>e 
loaned  upon  pledge  of  the  securities  or  any  of  them  named  in  sub- 
divisions one,  two,  three  and  four  of  the  preceding  section  but  one,  but 
not  in  excess  of  ninety  per  centum  of  the  cash  market  value  of  such 
securities  so  pledged.  Should  any  of  the  securities  so  held  in  pledge 
depreciate  in  value,  after  making  any  loan  iheroon,  the  trustee 
n  quire  the  immediate  payment  of  such  loan  or  of  a  part  thereof,  or  ad- 
ditional security  therefor,  so  that  the  amount  loaned  shall  at  no  time 
exceed  ninety  per  centum  of  the  market  value  of  the  securities  pledged 
for  the  same. 

SECTION  119.  Every  such  corporation  may  also  deposit  temporarily 
n  the  banks  or  trust  companies  specified  in  the  last  section  the  excess 
of  current  daily  receipts  over  the  payments,  until  such  time  as  the 
same  cau  be  judiciously  Invested  in  the  securities  required  by  this 


April,  1897. 


YOHK-CITIE8 


TOWNS, 


43 


aitiota 


. 

>tra*teesof  any  such  corporation  an  violating  the  spir 
ofthl*»r.>T»«»onbykeeptng  permanently  uninvested  all 

irtlia  at  the  owners  received  br  them,  hi  dull  re 

CltAttoraer-pe^ral.  who  shall  proceed  against  such 


Wheaever  It  shall  appear  to  the  superintendent  of  banks  that 

'     sting  the  spirit  and  Intent 
"  all  or  an  undue 
report  the  facts 

ti.il,  i.  ......1-.1  ...-  i:n-t  -.u-!i  •  ••>ri>'>r.iT:»ii  in 

«he"msiner  provided  In  Motto*  eighty-two  of  this  chapter. 

BBCTioN  i -jo.  The  trustees  of  any  saving*  bank  shall  not  loan  the 
money*  deposited  with  them  or  any  part  thereof,  upon  notes,  bills 
of  exchange,  drafts  or  any  other  personal  securities  whatever.  In  all 
ease*  of  loans  upon  real  property,  a  sufficient  bond  Moored  by  a  mort- 
Bkn thereon,  shall  be  required  of  the  borrower,  and  all  the  expense* 
»f  searcher*.*  examination*  and  eertlrteates  of  title  or  appraisal  of 
value,  and  of  drawing,  perfecting  and  recording  papers,  shall  be  paid 
by  the  borrower. 

The  privilege  granted  by  seetion  119  might  of  course  be  Interpreted 
liberally  as  opening  the  gates  wide  to  continuous  deposits  In  banks  and 
Vast  companies.  To  avoid  any  such  use  of  the  privilege,  the  section  also 
provide*  that  whenever  It  shall  appear  to  the  Superintendent  of  the 
BanMmf  Department  that  the  trustee*  of  any  corporation  are  violating 
"  the  spirit  and  Intent  of  this  seetion  by  keeping  permanently  uninvested 
••all  or  an  undue  portion  of  the  moneys  received,"  he  must  report  the 
facts  to  "the  Attorney -General,  who  shall  proceed  against  such  eor- 
••  poration,"  ete. 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.— New  York  ranks  first  In  population 
among  the  State*  of  the  Union. 


1930 1,918.606 

182O 1,372.111 

1810 959,049 


.6.513.343    I860 3.890.733 

5,997.853    185O 3.O97.394 

1880 5.082,871     184O 2,428.921 

1870 4.382,759 

The  rate  of  growth  was  13-94  per  cent  between  1860  and  1870, 15-97 
per  rent  between  1 87O  and  188O,  and  18  "00  percent  between  1880  and 
IWO. 

•80  In  the  original. 


ClTIK.-.    Col   NTIK>    AVI)   TOWHS 

I*     THE 

>TATK  «'l     NK\V    YOKK. 


AT    »  A  M  V         J  JOHN  BOYD  THACHER,  Mayor. 
ALB  AN  Y.—  J  JAMES  ROOXEY.  Chamberlain. 

Albany  I*  In  Albany  County.  In  the  statement  of  the  city's  total 
debt  only  the  loans  under  the  hMntngs  "  General  Bonded  Debt"  and 
"  Water  Debt"  are  Inr laded. 

GENERAL  BONDED  DEBT. 

LOANS- 

^^•TANO  PURPOSE-          Hat 
.174    7 
Pmhtle  Market 1888    4 


MAX 


li.¥««S.l 

T&MJ 


WktnDtH. 

May   1.  1904      Ml  15,000 
Jan.  '9t  to  1*08 


. 

1 1  ) 
.    { 


.;.,-.,.„, 


gTSS 

May  1.  1911 
May  1.  1912 
Ma)  1.  1914 
May  1.  1916 
May  1.  1915 
Nov.  1.  1917 
May  1,  1918 
May  1.  1919 
May  1,  1930 
It 


...   .,..*, 

30.000 

I,  ......... 

kioo.ooo 

klOO.OOO 
kl  55,000 
k49.0OO 
k75.000 
k37.000 
¥38.000 
kSO.OOO 
k40.00O 


J   A  J 


May    1.   1931 
May   1.  1933 
Nov.  1.  1923 
Feb.    1.  1935 
May   1.   1933 
Jane  1.  1994 
1.  19*2 
1.  1934 
18*6-1909  J 


Sa? 

rehTl.  1896-1909  > 

Jone,    1&M907) 


Jone. '9710^9(4. 

•  18.000  yearly. 
June,  "97  to  1914. 

•4.000  yearly 


•30.000 
•28.000 
•24.0OO 
•10.000 

•  -.'""• 

•3.0OO 
7.000 
7.000 

•65.000 

•  11.000 
•334.000 

•  78.000 


—t  pafiMe  la  Albany,    k 
be  Merenanfs  .National  Bank. 


payable  la  Mew  Tort  at 


vnuurr  IMPROVKMEXT  BOXDH. 

>l  and  tntereat  paid  by  holders  of  property 


Bflted. 


.ISM 


;;:;     , 

v.(2ser.).l    tt  3", 

olOBMaM 1804  4 

Iswk  lit  ..   1H94  4 

1MB  4 

•««W»». 1896  i 

1896  4 


1896.WMW1S.180 


4 

t  tmpr 


I 

N 
I 
I 

I 
I 

S 


Wkn  Dttt. 
1897-1*00 

18*7 
1897-1898 

l^:igS 


,- ,,,. 

1997-1809 
1897-1899 
1*97-1  M* 
1 807-1899 
1897-1900 

1897-1911 


Oultttuuf, 


-,„, 
1,000 
15.600 

-   i,.,, 



HUM 
2.700 
2,700 

.,,., 
10  KM 

V).»>00 
373.OOO 


>ement  bonds  ontstandlnc  on  Nov- 


LOANS- 
NAME  AND  PURPOSE 
Water S 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 

do 
do 
do 
do 

do 
do 
do 
do 

do 
do 


1874 

1*71 
1874 


1874 
1876 


WATER  DEBT. 

—  Inltrett. — .     . Principal , 

Kale.  Payable.          When  3-*r.        Oulftanff. 

7 
7 


1877 
1877 

1881 


F  A  A 

F  A  A 

F  A  A 

F  A  A 

F  A  A 

F  A  A 

F  A  A 

F  A  A 

F  A  A 

F  A  A 


Feb.  1,  1900 
Feb.  1,  1901 
Feb.  1,  1902 
Feb.  1,  1903 
Feb.  1,  1906 
Feb.  1,  1908 
1,  1909 
1,  1911 
1.  1912 


$100,060 


Feb. 
Feb. 
Feb. 


5  Feb.  1,1898-1901  > 
I  $5O,000  yeany.   J 


90,000 
99,000 
lOO.OOO 
•50,000 
50,000 
50,000 
50,000 

2OO.OOO 


IDOT    i        v  A    »  5  Feb.  1,1897-1907)        KK  n/v> 
1887    4       F  A  AJ    $5,0(50  yearly.     \       55.000 


1000     A 
1888    4 


1889    4       J   A  D 
1895    4       F  A  A 


1896 
1896 
1896 


i    ,B  11.    M 

1888  3>s    M 

ia«i  1 

..18  » 


IT  A.    A  5  Feb.  1. 1897-1908  ) 
*    *  A I    $7,500  yearly.    J 
June  1, '97-1908  ) 
•17,500  yearly.  J 
Feb.  1, 1897-1915  > 
;    97,000  yearly.     \ 
Feb.  1,  1913 
Feb.  1,  1914 
Feb.  1,  1915 

May  1,1897-1907) 
1  S1O.OOO  yearly.  J 
(  Feb.  1, 1897-1914 ) 
1 92,500  due  y*rly.  <i 


F  A  A 
F  A  A 
F  A  A 


*  A 

*  •»• 


90.0OO 
210.00O 

133.0OO 

20.0OO 
20,000 
lO.OOO 

110.0OO 
45.00O 


•  Tn  1893  (30,000  of  the  above-mentioned  6  per  cent  bonds  Issued  In, 
1876  were  transferred  from  coupon  to  registered  bonds  bearing  4  per 
eent  Interest. 

RAILROAD  LOAN. 
Payable  by  Delaware  A  Hudson  Canal  Co.: 

LOANS—  • — IntarttL — .    . Prinripal v 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  Kate.  PayotU.        If»«n  Dtte.          Oalttanii'g. 

Albany  A  Busqueh'a  R.R.    6       MAM       May  1. 1897  925O.OOO 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  ETC.-The  subjoined  statement 
shows  Albany's  total  general  and  water  debt  and  the  sinking  fund 
held  by  the  city  against  the  same  on  eaeh  of  the  dates  Indicated. 

Jan.  1.1897.  Jan.1.1896.  Jan.1.1895.  Jan.1.1894. 

Oeneralbond*. »2.487.OOO    rJ^SS.OOO    92.582.OOO    «2.262.00O 

Waterbond*. 1.582.0OO       1.631,000      1,584,000       1,624,000 

Total  bonds....     . . .  •4.O89.OOO    S4.189.0OO    •4.166,000    •3,886.000 

....1.143.000      1.077.390         907.570          997,936 


Met  debt 92.937.000    $3.11.1.710    •3.258.430    rJ.S88,O84 

The  sinking  funds  are  Invested  mostly  In  the  city's  own  bonds. 

In  addition  to  the  total  debt  a*  stated  above  there  Is  the  railroad 
loan  for  f-'SO.ooo  lamed  to  the  Albany  A  Susuuehanna  RR.  Com- 
pany and  secured  to  the  city  by  a  flrst  mortgage  payable,  principal 
by  the  Delaware  A  Hudson  Canal  Company.  The  street 
it  bond*  are  payable  by  special  assessment  on  property 
nenefltted.  and  therefore  they  also  are  omitted  In  the  statement  of  the 
•tty**  total  debt. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.-The  dtys  assessed  valuation  and  tax 
rate  at  different  periods  have  been  a*  follow*,  property  being  assessed 
at  about  Its  actual  value. 


r.  ,:,. 


Rait  of  T** 


...     ....  S3.3*»0.046 

1885 rtO.38I.215 

1880 34^10^06 

1876 Jl3o6^74 

1870 34^81.511 

1S6S 10.5M.009 

I860 90^83^45 

18M 17.522.414 

1850 •1430100 

1846...  7.7M.MO 


•6^23,380 
6.436.995 
6.4 1*385 
6^69,790 
6,383.535 
6.044.250 
t,7M,lM 


lotal.        per  •1,000. 
•64,658.105       $22-00 
$4^76.71  .  J",M, 

64.895.635 
71.189.470 
69,663,571 
66,425,465 
37,100425 
35.070.334 


!.:::.•.-•• 
3.449.098 


. 

29,235.  1«5 
36.290.048 

.•--...:  ...'i 


20-06 
20-00 
19-00 
2O-6O 
36-00 
35-6O 

r.  TO 
36-20 
12-6O 
14-9O 

1",  7o 
13-20 


11.241.438 

POPULATION. -In  18*3  population  was  97,120;  In  1800  It  waa 
H.1.313;  In  1880  It  was 90.758;  In  1870  It  was  69.422.  The  estimate, 
for  18*6  was  lOO.OOO. 

ALBANY  COUNTY.— E.  L.  BARCKLEY.Treag. 

County  coat  Is  the  city  of  Albany. 
LOAN: 


S- 

OotnrrT  HILL— 
3>ta.AAO.  •50.000. 
3>«a,AAO,    50/MO. 
AAO.    45,000. 


.  Get.  1.  19O1 
.Oet.  1,1903 
.  Oct.  1.  19O3 
Mo  WAR  Boxoa— 
..  •15,000  Mar.  1,1898 
(•LOOOdoe  yearly)  to  Mar.  1.1912 
4*,MB9l-an..*12.000.Mar.  1.  1913 
Mar.  1,  1898 


)  to  Mar.  1.1913 
.  1.1914 
1,1915 


4*.     MAS,  •36,OOO...Mar. 
4s.     MAS,    36,000...  Mar. 
4s,     MAS,    38,000..  .Mar. 
WAK  BOHIMI  (RBrtmuED) 


4s, 


MAS,  •30.000 
MAS,    14,000.. 


.Mar. 
.Mar. 


..  . 

(•l.OOOdueyeatlyttoMar. 


4s, 

4s, 


MAS,  •13.000. 
MAS,    36.00)1. 


.  Mar. 

.Mar. 


...  .. 
(•S.OOOdne  yearly)  to  Mar. 


,1908 
,190ft 
.191O 

,1911 

.    1  -.!» 

.  1911 
.  1912 
.  !-:••< 
,•1915 
1916 


•.••AtVWVAMwj  /*J*JM  1 J  /    *W  **MB* 

4s,  MA8.  •3X000 Mar.    ,  A.A» 

Total  debt  Msr.  1,  '97. .  •932,000 
Tax  valuation  1896.... 96,659,364 
Tax  valuation  1894.... 96,913,691 
Population  In  1 892  was . . .  167,389 
Population  In  1890  was...  164.555 
Population  In  188O  was...lM.89O. 


4A,setnl-an..  »2, 
(•4.000doe  yj»d 
4>.  srml-an..  »13 
4s,  MAS,  »12,00 

WAR  BOHIW— 

4s,  MAS.  •180.000.. Mar.  1, 18*8 
l»SO,OOOdue  r'rly)  to  Mar.  1,  190O 
4s.  MAS,  »«0.000...  Mar.  1,1904 
4s.  MAS.  90.000..  Mar.  1,1905 
1*30,000  due  jr-rly)  to  Mar.  1.  19O7 

INTEREST  I*  payable  at  the  Albany  City  National  Bank.    The  bond* 
are  all  registered. 

ALEXANDRI  A.— WM.  M.THOMSON,  Supervisor. 

This  town  Is  In  Jefferson  County. 


LOANS- 


Whfn  Dut. 


MOBKUTOWII  A  PHILA.  RR., 
(since  eonaol.  with  UUca  A 
Black  Riven— 

7s,  MAN,  »52, 1OO 1901 

Total  debt  Jan.  1. 1897....*52.10O 
Rlnklng  fund  aseett 19,500 


Tax  valuation,  real  . ..  .•1.256.81O. 
Tax  valuation,  personal..  44,i:oo 
Total  valuation  1896...  1,301.210 
nt  Is  Hi  actual  value. 


Total  tax  <p«r  •1.000) {8-OO 

Population  In  1892  was 3,605. 

Population  In  1890  was 3.3OO 


1.  1H97 32,6001  Population  In  1880  was 3,135 

Stock  In  Utlca  A  Bl'k  R. . . .   OO.OOO  | 

INTEREST  I*  payable  at  the  Jefferson   County  National    Bank. 
Watartown,  X.  Y. 


AMSTERDAM. 


.  H.  KAUFMAN,  Mayor. 
a.  E.  STEVENS.  Treas 


. 
Treasurer. 


Thin  city  U  lu  Montgomery  Count  '. 

When  Uut.          LOANS— 
WATK.K  Ho* 


TTAeii  />»«. 
.r-rVii'  B(>M>s-(Contlnued>- 

5s 05,000 Oct.  1,1921 

25  OOO  Oct.  1,1926 

...Mar.  1.1910 


8CHOOI.  Hc.M>»,  Dl>«T.      . 
4s  *17.OOO  ____   Oct.  1,'!>7-'I-J 

18000  .....  .Ian.  1.'»8-'03 

.....     1-  IHHI  ....Oct.  1,'97-'08 


Water  debt  (Include 
Tax  -valuation,  real 
ix  valuation. 


»S  »'t»»14.VA  ", 
$1,000)  .*-'<  M 


Assessment  *  to 
Totul  tax  rat.'  (per       ,          . 
Population  In  1  H96  (e»tl..-  20,000 
Population  in  1890  was  .....  i7-1*3,* 
Population  in  18:0  was  ' 


•r.'.OOO Oct.  1. 

5*   ""  $.->ii1.OOo'.".'.'.'.".'.°.OctI  l' . 

INTEREST  Is  paid  at  the  National  Park  Bank  of  New  lork  City. 

ANDES. — J.  F.  SCOTT.  Supervisor. 

This  town  Is  in  Delaware  County.    It  contains  village  of  same  name. 

LOANS  when  D"f- 

RKKUNDKI.  DKBT — 
31*.  MAS,  $ll~,OOO..Mar.  1,1898 

.T.       .  ._    \,....    n     nl'.n 


(Piirt  due  yearly)  to  Mar.  1.  ll>-''> 
IMaldabt  Feb.  5.  1897. ..$117.000 
Bqual'd  valuation,  real. ..  60O,0(X 


Ea  valuation,  personal...  $73,OOO 
Total  ".imil'd  val.  1M90...  673,000 
Total  tax  (per$l,000)....  9'54 


11,1.11     l.l.v\t>t»     .r.,v~~,  ~    1  00 

Population  lu  1892  was 2,183 

Population  in  1890  was  ab't. 2,264 
Population  in  1880  was 2,639 


41  11111   U  VUlllUblUllt    IUCU  .  .  .      \fvv,wv        »  - 

ALLEGED  DE  BT.-[8ee  STATE  AND  CITY  SDPPLEM'T,  Apr.,'96,p.46.1 

TTOTTOM        5 ORLANDO  LEWIS,  Mayor. 
AUBURN. —  j  j.  p.  JAECKEL,  Treasurer. 


LOANS—  wlien  Due- 

LOCAL  IMI'ROVEMENT  BONDS- 
.       $120,651 

SOUTHERN  CBNTRAL  RR.— 
4»,  MAS,     $1.000.  ..Mar.  1,  1898 
20.OOO. 
21,000. 


_  ,  MAS, 
S«,  MAS, 

Us.  M.VS, 
3s,  MAS, 
3s,  MAS, 
3»,  MAS. 
3s,  MAS, 


20,000. 
20,000. 
30,000. 
30.000. 
20,000. 


..Mar.  1,1910 
..Mar.  1 


Tula  city  Is  the  capital  of  Cayuga  County.  In  1894  the  city  pur_ 
•bawd  the i  plant  of  the  Auburn  \V.  W.  Co.  for  $42o,OOO.  At  the  same 
tliiw  the  city  assumed  the  water  company's  bonds  to  the  amount  ol 
•H2.OOO,  which  were  refunded  In  June,  1895. 

SOUTHERN  CENTRAL  RR.— (Con.) 
3s,  MAS.  $20,000. ...Mar.  1,  1905 
3s,  MAS,  40,000.... Mar.  1,  1906 

3s,  MAS,     40,000 Mar.  1.  1907 

3s,  MAS,     25,000. ...Mar.  1,  1909 

WATER  BONDS  1894— 
3*28,  J&D,  $300,000.. .May  1,  1914 
($25,OOO  due  yearly)  to  May  1,'  25 
WATEK  WORKS  Co.'s  BONB6  AS- 
SUMED BY  CITY — 

5s,  ....  $95,000 1897-1905 

(Part  due  yearly.) 

INTEREST  on  the  railroad  bonds  is  payable  at  City  Treasurer's 
•fflce;  on  school  bonds  by  Board  of  Education ;  oil  water  bonds  at  the 
efflce  of  the  Mercantile  Trust  Co..  New  York. 

TOTAL  DEBT  —The  city's  total  bonded  debt  on  Mar.  1,  1897, 
WM  $800,654,  including  a  water  debt  of  $393,000. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 
rate  have  teen  as  follows,  property  being  assessed  at  "  about,  7O  ner 


.Mar.  1, 1900 
..Mar.  1,1901 
..Sept.  1,  1902 
..Mar.  1,  1903 
..Mar.  1, 1904 


cent  actual  value." 


Team.  Real. 

J896 $9,513,625 

1895 9,410,280 

1894 9,323,055 

1893 9,262,055 

1892 8,383,731 

1891 9,041,200 

1890...          8,903,530 

1886 9,043,055 

1882 8,086,200 


-Assessed    Valuation. — 


Personal. 
$1,684,671 
2,039,003 
3,283,196 
1,635,998 
1,711,063 
1,805,526 
2,057,810 
1,944,625 
1,766,117 


about  70  per 
Kate  of  Tax 


Total.         per  $1,000. 

$11,198,296  

11,455,283  $28-38 

12,606,251  24-12 

10,898,053  27-48 

10,094,794  

10,846,732  

11,020,340  25-30 

10,987,680  

9,852,317  


POPULATION.— In  1892  population  was  24,737;  in  1890  it  was 
25,858:  in  1880  it  was  21,924  In  1870  It  was  17,225.  Estimated 
population  lu  1896  about  32,000. 

<  GEO.  E.  GREEN,  Mayor. 
• — IB.  W.  MOSHER,  Clerk. 
Blnghamton  Is  the  county  seat  of  Broouie  County.    The  water  works 
are  estimated  to  be  worth  $2,000,000. 


LOANS—  Wlien  Due. 

ALBANY  A  ScgQ.  RR.  BONDS— 
S'ss,  MAS,  $32,000..  .1897  to  1907 

($3,000  due  yearly.) 
BRIDGE  BONDS— 

48,  S-A,  $3,000 1897 to  1902 

($500  due  yearly  on  Aug.  1,) 

<g $33,OOO 1906 

SK,  S-A.     77,000 1929 

CITY  HALL  BONDS— 
4s,  FAA,  $25,000. ..Ang.l.'15-'17 
4s,  F&A,     20,500. .. Aug.  l,'28-'29 
FIRE  STATION  BONDS— 

3^98 ,$25.0OO 1913-'14-'15 

HosriTAi.  BONI-S— 

3"98, $25,000 1908-1912 

($5,OOO  due  yearly.) 
SCHOOL  BONDS— 
3>v» ,$30,00) 


WATER  BONDS— 

7s,  F&A,  $6,000 1897-1900 

$1,500  yearly. 

7s,  F&A,  $7,000 Aug.  1, 1901 

3s,  FAA,  $91, 000... Aug.  1,  1907 
3s,  FAA,  62,000... Aug.  1,  1918 
Bonded  debt  Jau.  1, '97... $436,500 

City  has  no  floating  debt. 
Water  debt  (included)..    $100,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 17,913,250 

Tax  valuation,  personal  1,940,430 
Included  In  above,  but 

exempt  from  taxati'n  146,250 
Total  valuation  '96-'97. 19,707,430 
Assessment  about  34  actual  value. 
City  tax,  (per  $1,000)  1895.S14-39 

Population  In  1890  was 35,005 

Population  in  1880  was 17,317 

Population  in  1896  (est.)..  .43,000 


LOAN- 
NAME    AND  PUHfPOSE 

BRIDQK.  BONDS— 
Brooklyn    City    bonds 

for 

completion   of  bridge. 
do          do 


. Interest. 

P.  Ot.  Pai/able. 


Vol.  LX1V. 


Principal, > 

Due.        OutttaiuFf. 


INTEREST.— On  City  Hall,  water  and  $77,000  bridge  bonds  Is  pay- 
»ble  In  New  York  City.  On  remaining  loans  at  City  Treasurer's  office. 

On  January  1,  1897,  the  Board  of  Water  CjuimUslonera  had  a  sur- 
plus on  hand  of  about  $89,000. 


OR  Of  ~)K  T    VIM         5  FREDERICK  W.  WURSTER,  Mayor. 
Pv — >  GEORGE  W.  PALMER,  Comptroller. 

Under  the  Greater  New  York  Charter,  New  York  City,  Brooklyn  Long 
Island  City  and  the  surrouudlug  territory  will  be  united  Into  one 
municipality. 

The  present  city  covers  the  entire  area  of  the  old  couutv  of  Kings 
the  county  government  being  consolidated  with  that  'of  the  city 
on  January  1,  1896,  under  the  provisions  of  Chapter  954  of  the 
l*ws  of  1895.  Under  the  provisions  of  this  act  "  the  debt  of  the  said 
«ounty  shall  not  be  deemed  to  be  or  be  included  as  a  pan  of  the 
debt  of  the  City  of  Brooklyn,  within  the  meaning  of  the  provision  of 
the  Constitution  of  the  State  of  New  York  limiting  the  power  of  cities 
to  Incur  Indebtedness."  (See  CHRONICLE,  vol.  62,  p.  49.)  The  towns  of 
Klatluisli,  No«r  utroi-lit  and  Gravesend  were  auuexed  to  the  Citv  of 
Brooklyn  In  1  *'.>  I  and  the  town  of  Flatlauds  became  a  ward  of  the  city 
on  the  first  day  of  January,  1896:  but  the  city  does  not  assume  any 
obligations  incurred  by  the  to\vn<  prior  to  their  annexation. 

LOANS  -  — Interest. — ,    . Prmcinal . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  Kate.  Payable.         When  Due.       OiiMand'a. 

Arrearage  10-408 4       J   &   J       July  1,  1923     ——--"- 

do        10-408 3^    J   &   J       May  1,  1924 

Subject  to  call. 

do        county  taxes...    4       J   &   J       July  1,  1924 
Asphalt  repaying  bonds...    4       J   A   J        T«iy  i    1905 


$1,050,000 
700,000 


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July  1,  1905 
July  1,  1906 
July  1,  1907 
July  1,  1908 
July  1,  1908 
July  1,  1909 
July  1,  1910 
July  1,  1911 
July  1,  1912 
July  1,  1914 
July  1,  1916 
July  1,  1917 
July  1,  1918 
July  1,  1919 
July  1,  1920 
July  1,  1921 
July  1,  1922 
July  1,  1923 
Jan.  1,  1925 
July  1,  1927 
July  1,  1928 
July  1,  1900 
T<  July  1, 1901-'04 
J  I  $100,000  year.y 
J  July  1,  1905 
J  July  1,  19O6 
J  July  1,  1907 
J  July  1,  1908 
J  July  1,  1909 
J  July  1,  1910 
T  July  1,  1911 
July  1, 1912-'J " 


T  (  July  1, 1912-'16 
J  I  $100,000  yearly. 
J  July  1,  1917 


313    J 


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July  1,  1918 

July  1,  1919 

July  1,  1920 

July  1,  1921 

July  1,  1922 

July  1,  1924 

Jan.  1,  1936 

Jan.   1,  1922 


549,000 
43,000 


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$405,000 
400,000 

:i45,000 

100,000 

200,000 
400,000 
440.OOO 
400,000 
400.000 
350,000 
300,000 
500,000 
250.000 
810,000 

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371,000 
400,000 
200.000 
257,000 
300,000 
350,000 
50,000 

400,000 
71,000 

101.000 

50.000 

100,000 

100,000 

50,000 
|     500,000 

91,000 
105,000 
104,000 
200,000 
181,000 
154, 000 

65,000 
112.000 

40,000 


do  Con.  g.  stk.  313    J    A   J       July 

3138 Mar.  12,1 .. 

'    3       J    A    J        Jan.    1,   1922-'25 
Of  this  loan  $60,000  Is  in  the  sinking  fund. 
Approach....    4       J    A    J       July   1,  1925-'27 
do  .    313    J   A   J       Jan.    1,    1923--27 

Of  this  loan  $82,000  is  In  the  sinking  fund. 
do  -    313    J   A   J.       July  1,  1923-27 


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COUNTY  DEFIENOY— 

Con.  gold  stock S^gJ    &    J 

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IMPROVEMENT  BONDS.— Various  purposes. 

City  Hall  impts 3^    J   A   J 

do          do       3*3g  J   &   J 

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Jan.  1,  1928 
Jan.  1,  1929 
Jan.  1,  1935 
Jan.  1,  1936 
Jan.  1,  1937 
NoT.10,  1897 
Jan.  1,  1900 
Jan.  1,  1901 
May  1,  1901 

Jan.  1,  1926 
Jan.  1,  U36 


100,000 

60.000 

360,000 

275,000 
982,000 

500,000 

100,000 

70,000 

25,000 

150,000 

332,000 

140,000 

30.0CO 

30,000 

24,000 

49,000 

700,000 


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Int.  due  on  Grav.  bonds 
Local  improvement 11    4 

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1, 

Jan.  l',   1920 
Jan.  1,  1921 
July  10,  1932  '34 
$100,000  yearly. 
Deo.  17,  1925 
Jan.  1,  1936 
1920  to  1921 
Feb.  13,  1904-'16)1 
$100,000  yearly.  J 
Jan.  1, 1916-'24  > 
$100,000  yearly.  J 


s.  f.  3  5,000 
25,000 

|    300,000 

».r.  13,000 

21,242 
108,000 


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Of  this  loan  $500,000  is  In  the  sinking  fund, 
do  ....  3-3  J  <te  J  1918  to  1921 

Of  this  loan  $140,000  Is  in  the  sinking  fund, 
do  T  3  J  &  J  ..Jan.  1,  1921 

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900,000 

340,000 
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$100,000  yearly.  J 


400,000 

'Jan.'  1,  1929"  '  35,000 
Jan.  1,  1923-24»f200.000 
Jan.  1,  1930  100,000 

Jan.  1,  1914  200.000 
Jan.  1,  1915  100,000 

Jan.   1,  1916          300,000 


Eighth  ward  improv....H    3       J   &   J  { ^OO^yeariy .}    600'00 


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Museum  Arts  &  Sciences.    Sksg.J   &   J       Jan.  1,  1925-26  2 


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PARK  BONDS— 

East  Side  Park 4 

Prospect  Park 7 


313    J    &   J       Jan    1,  1927 


92,000 
50,000 


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Park  purchase  bonds 3 

Park  improvement 4 

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Reludexlng  Bonds — 

Con.  gold  stock 313    J 

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SEWER  BONDS  : 

Sewerage  fund 4       J    A   J 


J   A  J  Jan.  1,  1914 

J   &  J  July  1,  1915 

J    A;  J  July  1,  1916 

J    &  J  Jan.    1,   11U7 

J   A  J  Jan.   1,  1918 

J    &  J  July  1,  1924 

J    &  J  Jan.    1,   1912--18    ' 

J   &  J  Jan.   1,  1909--10 

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1897 

Jau.  1,  1898 
Jan.  1,  1899      ».t.:v>."'-" 
Jan.  1,  1900 


May  1,  1901 
Aug.  6,  1916 
JaH.  1,  1925 
Jau.  1,  1930 
Jan.  1,  1930 


24,00* 

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:  1,'  1898    ..f.100,00. 


April,  1897. 


NEW  YOHK-CITI£8  MID  TOWNS, 


LOANS                          '  —  fnftr 

Mtf    

NAME~AND  PURPOSE.              fat*  PayaMf.       Wkfn  Due.      Outttand'g. 

Bcworage^Flatb.S.AMa."  34    M  A  N       Nov.  1,   1897     a.C$16,OOO 
do             do       f    34    J  A    J       Aug.],  1900      a.f.10,000 

do              do        f    34*  F  A  AJt^OOb'JSK?}         35.000 
Of  this  loan  $15,000  is  in  the  sinking  run  j. 
do              do              34    F  A  *{ti$ato¥Srtj\         40,000 
do           do  Bonds'!  34    FAA        Aug.  I.   1910-''  U         2,000 
do          do             1  34    F  A  A       Aug.  1,   1012-'13      12,000 
do           do             1  34    F  A  A       Aug.  1,   U»U-'19      3O.OOO 
00           do             T  34    F  A  A        AUK.  1.   1920               6.0OO 

•>«••»»«  flin.l  ICnIrk  Ar  <«>     11.      I     Jk    J  J  July2,*97,tO  1005  >      o««  ftnA 

••w^ageranu  a.  uica.AV.se  r    j*4    j    x    j  \   ***<)  oOO  vearlv    C     -oo.uuu 

do                   do             3       J    A   J    JnTyi.lOOtiA'O?          49,161 
Main  sewer  relief,  etc....    3       J   A   J       July   1,  19O8       a.f.9O,OOO 
....    3       J    A    J       July   1,  1922     a.f.117,000 
do              ....    34    J    A    J                1933               a-f.50.OOO 
•j        14.     .JJulyl.1923.to  '28  } 
-••    a        J   *   J}  $100.000  yearly.  5     400'0o° 
do             do                ....     34    J    A    J         19-22  to  1927             643,000 
Of  this  loan  $250.OOO  U  In  the  sinking  f  mil. 
do          do                       4       J          J        1931  A   1932           2OO.OOO 
AoiUUaryleon.g.alk.)    34    J         J        Jan.  1,  1925             19,000 
do             do       ....    34g-J         J       Jan.  1.  1-30           168.00O 
do             do       ....    34gJ          J       Jan.   1.   1936            M,  

t3B^a&r?.!S  4    J     J      1917>19       250-000 

bonds,  those  Issues  marked  with  "a.  f."  in  the  table  above  being 
held  entirely  by  this  fund. 

ASSESSED    VALUATION.  -Improved  real  estate   is  assessed  at 
about  70  p.  o.  of  its  actual  value  and  unimproved  at  about  50  p.  e. 

Tean.                    Seal.                 Personal  .                  Total.         i>ei-$1.0OO. 
1896  $539,444.986       $15,«58  728       $555  103  714     $27-40 

1894             ..  525,762,827          16441253          542  "O4  080       "G'50 

1893  486,531.506          19,523,170         506054676       28'50 

1893  467,112.382          10,615,947          483,728.329       27-70 

1801  448,802,470          19,111,779         460914249       °5'67 

1890  430,911,794          21,846,807          452  758  601        29-482 

1889              .  407,127,535          21,330546         358270667       26-5O 

1888  385,904,998          22,597,240         354140088        26-563 

1887  362,166,083          21,635.591          383,851,674       27-595 

1886           .  .  339,922,132          14,217  °78         408  50"  °38        27'347 

1885  336,221,357          22,019,310          428458081        29'482 

1880              .  223,020.197          11-215794         "34835991        "6-90 

POPULATION.—  In  1*92  population  was  957,163;  In  1890  it  was 
SO6.343;   in  1880  It  was  560,053    in  1870  it  was  396,099.    In  1896 
(estimated)  1.08O.OOO. 

BUFFALO   JEDGAB  B.  JEWKTT.  Mavor. 
LI^W.  (ERA8TU8  c.  KSIGHT,  Comptroller. 

Buffalo  ts  in  Erie  County,  and  the  city's  tax  valuation  is  about  •'  ;  that 
of  the  entire  county. 
LOANS—                     -  -Interest  .       .  Principal  > 
NAME  AND  PURPOSE.            Kale   Payable.          When  Due.        Oulttancfg 
1.  CITT  LOANS  —  VABIOUS  PURPOSES  : 
Flood  bonds  1896    34    FAA       Aug     1    1926           $00  OOO 

do          do             ....    4       J 
do          do             ....    4       J 
do          do             ....    34    J 
do          do             ....    34g.J 
do          do             893    34   J 
do          do             ....    34    J 
do          do             ...;.•  .1 
•>          do              ....    3g.    J 
i  SITE  AjcuBLii.niM  LOAM: 
Foirtb  Precinct  station..    3       J 

Memorial  monument  34g-J 

Warren  Podr.tal    34J.J 
Municipal  site  3       J 

J             192( 
J       Jan.   1 
J       Jan.   1 
J       Jan.   1 
J       Jan.   1 
J       Jan.   I 
J       Jan.   1 
J       Jan.    1 

,)  Jan.l.9> 
J)     $5,000 
,  JJau.  1.1 
J  I   910.0M 
J       Jan.   1. 
J  July  1.101 
J  Jan.  1.192 
J       Jan.    1 
J  Jan.  1.  10 
.jJulyl.lOT 
J  l  $100.000 
U  In  sinking  f 

'  '  -  i               400.000 
1936           100,000 
1915-U6   2OO.OOO 
1018             45.OOO 
*34-'39       150,000 
:•-•             50.000 
1*27           100.000 
1914           140.000 

•re^ri-'-30'0™ 

J7<      ,n«n« 
1  yearly.   \    *°'001 
1006          a.r.4.000 
l-'15A'16af.2«5.000 
O.to'23      1,200.000 
1994             00.000 
17.'18A'10  790.000 

?£r£!      500*000 
and. 
.  1930          lOO.OOO 
020  to  *33     290,000 
1913           100.000 
1919          lOO.OOO 
IMS             40.000 
1923  "24  aX  200.00O 
1935       ».C18.000 

'19X4-99       39oloOO 
1935           218.000 
1936           332.000 
1036     a  1  100.000 
266.000 

}  a/  160,000 

:  '.--.              100.000 
4.  1001           50.000 
1.  10O5    a.f.14.000 
7.  1905       a.r.1.000 
6,  1906     a.r.10.000 
.    1908            30.000 
>.  10O8       a.r.4.000 

0,  1897     3.000.000 
6,  1997     1,000,000 

1003      a.r.10.000 
1939       a.r.25.000 
1  •_  •             19.000 
,  1011            .      •» 

1033      B.C70.000 

:  •  A»>, 

19O4           387.OOO 
:  6O.OOO 
;  .,,.               -7.IHK, 
1909           lOO.OOO 
1010           341.000 
110            07.006 
1913             07,000 
1809       3.719.000 
1903        1.330.000 
1904           360,000 
1008              ••'•«"' 
1007           445.000 
1909           100,000 
1014       4,094.000 
1011           40O.OOO 
1013        1,500.000 
3                     NMMO 
•:• 
1913          10.000 
.                ,.,.,, 

1036           390.000 
1037           750.000 
MM  A  •061,000.000 
1908           500.000 
1009           6OO.OOO 
1911            12*000 
1013           420.000 

rn  are  exempt  from 
added  a  paragraph 
ling  bonds  are  ex 

W6.      Jan.  1.  1899. 
161        $35.207.161 
WO          15,946.000 
JOO 
Ml              1.200.000 

Volunteer  relief  188O    5       A  A  O       Apr  26  1890            25  OOO 

Chicago  Fire                ..1880    4       A  A  O       Oct.    5    1897             'HI  ooc 

Municipal  building..  ..  1  89O    34    J   A   J  July  15,  '97  to  1905      SoioOG 
Deficiency,  ref.  189O    34    MA    8  Mar.  1897  to  1905       1150OO 

Swing  bridge,  ref  1887    34    J   A   J       Jan.   1,  19O2            i.v.oo 
Market  1890    34    A  A  O       Apr    1    1920            80000 

Plank  road  award....  1800    3       J   A  D       June  2.  1910          115,000 
Refunding  bonds  1806    34    J   A  J       July    1.   1916          183.OOO 
iiradecrossingb'ds..lS!*7    34    F  A  A       Feb.    1.  1917          194.687 

Buffalo  Charter  loan..  1  Hill    34    J   A   J  {  jJUj.?  duo7  yearly1  1     714,195 
City  and  County  Hall.1873    7       FAA       Aug.  1,  19O2  '        100,000 
do           do           1873    7       MAM       May   1,  1903          lOO.OOO 
do           do            1873    7       MAS       Sept  1,   1905           15O.OOO 
do           do           1874    7       J   A   J       July  1.  19O7          2OO.OOO 
do           do            1875    7       MAS       Sept.  1,   1910           125.OOO 
00           do            1801    4       MAS       Nov.  1,   1911             50.OOO 

Schools.  1888    34    F  A  A  {  ^"f.'^7  *°  1908  £     150,000 

Public  market    .             .    4       J 

do           do    .                  .    34r.J 

do           do    13       J 

Public  alt«  and  con»tvrn    3       J 
Of  thta  loan  $370.000 

•!••            :  •                    .    4       J 

J    Jan.  1.  1 
J       Jan. 
J       Jan. 
J       Jan. 
J    Jan.   1. 
J       Jan. 
J       Jan. 
J      Jan. 
J       Jan. 
J       Jan. 
J       Jan. 
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IB  the  .iakloi 
j(     1897  « 

J        June/ 
J       Sept.  1 
J       Jan.  -. 
D       Doe.  1 
J       Mar.  1 
J       May   1 
J       Oct.  S 

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do                                     1MB    9U     M  A   »JNov.'i,-97to*1909>        07  «nO 

do          .1..      ...1-931    34    J 
do          do      ...19931    34    J 
do          do      84   J 

*  1   $7,5OO  yearly.   }      v<,w 
do       1892    34    A  A  O       Apr    1    1013           IV)  000 

do          do      34    J 

do       1804    34    FAA       Feb.  1.  1014          300.OOO 

do         do      34    J 
do          do     ....1804    34gJ 
do         do     ...  1904    34*\J 
do          do            1999    344-J 
do          do                       34cJ 

do                                1S09    34    A  A  O5°j°ti1*'97tol?19{     237500 

"l  $12.500  yearly.  {     -J-.^"1 
do                              1«B7    <tu    J   A   jJ  '»n  1.1808-1017)     .nnrtoo 

1  925.OOO  yearly,  j     '  w-w 
2.  BoxoaroBPABK*: 
Park  1870    7       J   A   J       July  1,  1915          lOO.OOO 

do         do    1905    34gJ 
do          do     1    3       J 
Of  tkla  loan  $163,000 

BOld'n'anilaaUTa-mon't    3       J 

do             do                    4       J 

•UOoakouM  4       J 
do         do     34   J 
do         •!                    ...    34   J 

do    1870    7       J   A   J       July  1,  1916          1OO.OOO 

do    1870    7       J   A    J       July  1    1917           IMICKIO 

do    1871    7       J   A   J       Jan    1,  1918             -,.M»M> 

do    1871    7       J   A    J       July  1    1910          100000 

do    1872    7       J   A   J       July  1,   1921          100,000 
do    1873    7       J    A    J       Jan.    1,                        !.  ,.IMX) 
do    1873    7       J    A  D       Deo.    1,   1924           lOO.OOO 
do    1874    7       J   A   J       Jan.   1     1924          lOO.OOO 

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do         do     34«.J 

City  patfoaee  .V 

do    1875    7       J   A   J       Jan.   1,  1925          100,000 
do    1875    7       J    A    J       July  1,   1925           lOO.OOO 
do    1876    6       J   A   J       Jan.    1,   1924          100,000 
do    1887    34    F  A  A       Feb.    1,   1927           -JH..KMI 
do    .           1*OO    34    J   A   J       Jan    1     r'"'>             -,HIHHI 

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June  1 

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J       Jan.   1 
J       Jan.   1 
J       Nov.  1 

J       Jan.   1 
J       Jan    1 

J      Jan.  1 
J       Jan.  1 
J       Jan.    1 
J       July   1 
J       Jan.   1 
J       July   1 
J       July   1 
J       July   1 
J       Jan.   1 
J       Jan.    1 
J       Jaa.    1 
J      Jan.   1 
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J       Jan.    1 
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J              10 
J         Mar.. 
J       Aug.  6 
J       Jat.    1 
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7.      Jaa.  1.  Ii 

«•-..-. 

do    1801    34    J   A    J       July  1.   1921           200.000 
do    ..  .                         14O4    34    J    A    J    July  1  1924  A'26       100000 

CUB.  atoek.    34   J 
1             OM.  Mock.    S4   J 
:          34«.J 

do    1886    3       J   A   J       July  1.  1910            90,000 
do    1886    3       J   A   J       July  1.  1026            .;.!....,• 
do                                  1997    34    J    A  j}JBnl,  1808-1917  >       55  OOO 

^  ILLABOI.T  Bosoa— 

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"   *   *  J  I    $3,790  yearly.    J      °;>-vw 
3.  RAILBOAO  LOAM:— 
BuB*.AJamosU>WBttR.1870    5       FAA       Aug.  35,  1800             75.000 
do          do    ref.,  1893    34   J   A   J       Jan.    1,   1013            7  .....„> 
do          do    rat,  1893    34    F  A  A       Feb.   1,  1013            7  ....... 
do          do    ref..  1803    34    J  A  D       June2.1913             7  ..<»..> 
do          do    ref..  1899    34    A  A  O       Oct.    1.   1919            77.<x>o 
Buff.  V.Y.  A  Phil.  KB.,  1884    4       A  AO       Apr.   1,   1901             3O.OOO 
Buff.AJamMt'nBR..  1884    4       MAN       Nor.  1,  1003            7  ,..HH> 
do          do            1885    4       J   A   J       Jan.   1,  19O4            7-,...,,,, 
Buff.  .  \.Y.A  PbiLKK  .  1--.    4       J   A    J       Jan.    1,   19O4             3O.OOO 
Buff.  AJamonfn  BB.,  1888    34    A  A  O       Apr.   1,  19O2            75.OOO 
do           do             1886    34    F  A  A        K.-l..    1.   1904             75.OOO 
do          do            1804    34   J   A   J       July  1,  1914            75.OOO 
BnCV.T.APUI.RR.,1886    34    J   A   J       Jan.    1,  1906             ;.,.,,.„, 
do           do                    '    34    A  A  0       Oct.    2.  1009           100.000 
do          do    ref.,  1800    34    J   A    J       July   1.   1010           100,000 
do          do    ref.,  1890    34    J   A  D       Deo.  15,  1910          100,000 
do          do    ref..  1891    34    J   A   J       July  1.  1911          100,000 
do          do    ref..  1802    34    J   A   J       July  1,  1912          100,000 
4.  SBWBB  LOAM:- 
Btrd  Avenue  1883    4       MAN       May   1.  1913          238,000 

do             do     34«.J 

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Water  •-••.:•                        7       J 

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do         do                1993    34    J 
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Buffalo  Trunk  1888  90  34    F  A  A  |  pi&Yue  ^irty?  \    330,000 

•do                188687    3       F   A  A  \  J'"*'  ^J  /early8  \     200,000 
Babcock  A  Seneca  Bt,.  1846    3       MAX       Mar    >,   1911            30,000 
do                   do                 3       M  A  N.       May   1,   11112            30.OOO 
Bailey  Avenue  34    J   A   J       July  1.   1918          2OO.OOO 

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Hartal  Avenue  1887    3       FAA       Aug.  1,  1917          200.000 
9.  TAX  LOAM: 
Tax  loan  1880    44    J   A  D       June  '28.  1900          2OO.OOO 

TAX  FnEE.-Oertrtn  loan,  of  too 
•'»«"».  aaJwhoro  the  faet  Is  knowi 
"rtfJUotaoUUeof  ta«  loo*.    T 
rapt  fn,m  local  tax  only. 

TEREST.  -Intoraat  U  paid  In  B 
1TAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUND 

Mar.  1  .  l  H.J 

do      IH:U    4        FA  A       Aug.    1,1898           200,176 
do       1892    34    F  A  A        AUK.  1,   1897           130,639 

do                         ...1804    34    F  A  A       Aug.  15,  1899           204,568 

do       1805    34    FAA       Aug.  1,   1900           359.:i:i2 

do          ..                 18tfO    34    FAA       Dec    1     1901          527,  OOO 

6.  WATBB  BOVM: 

Water     .                    .  .1873    7       MAS       Sept.  1,   1903           200,000 

do      .                      ...1874    7       A  A  O       Apr.   1,   19O5           100,000 

do     .                                  1    7       J    A    J       July   1,   19O6           100,000 

do     .                ...1874-75    7       FAA       Aug..  19O8-O9           3OO.OOO 

..;::  TeTTift 

do                                1  -74    7       A  A  O       Oct.    1,   1908 

do     .                           1-78    5       MAS       Sept  2,   1898             50.OOO 

•-..I 

•                     ...1879-8O    9       A  A  O    Apr.  25,  1898-99       2OO.OOO 

fi                                1880    4       J   A  J       July   1,   1904             5O.OOO 

Tr,taldebt.                     ttl  Jtl.tfr*         mr.1  ft* 

m      $54.' 

322             4.473,523 

do      .                      ...1880    4       MAS       Sept.  1,   19O4           lOO.OOO 

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v   •:. 

do     .                      ...1880    4       MAN       Nov.  26,  1897             04.0OO 
1  •                                 !-iil    4       A  A  O       Apr.  -25,  1900           100,000 

Jet  debt...              .  .  »37JU*.OO7        m&<uvn  noa       ft5o.loe.OOO 

do                             ..1884    4       A  A  O       Apr.   1,   1901             90,000 

46 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


LOANS— 
NAME  OR  PURPOSE. 


—  Interest.  —  . 
P.  Cl.  Payable. 


1887 

1-X7 

;;.i888 

1888 

!..!«** 

;;!!ISHH 

1889 

.1S-'.I 


3»9  A  A  O 

34  M  &  8 

3  "a  A  A  O 

3  "a  J  A  D 

3»«  J  A  D 

3>a  J  A  J 

3  "a  J  A  J 

3>a  M  A  N 

3»s  A  A  O 

3>s  J  A  J 

319  J  A  J 

3>a  F  A  A 

3>8  A  A  O 

1894    f£    J    A  °        July  "i,  1914  190,000 

".".::i896    3?    J   &  J       Jan.    1, 1916  50,000 

FREEDOM  FROM  TAXATION.-The  Buffalo  trunk  sewer  bonds 
•re  exempt  from  city  taxation. 

INTEREST— WHERE  PAYABLE  —Interest  on  the  bonds  is  payable 
by  atyComi'troUeV  hi  Buffalo  aSd"  by  the  Gallatin  National  Bank  In 
New  York,  as  follows- 

-INTEREST  PAYABLE. 


<o 
i  o 

do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


refunding 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


..IS'.tO 

..1891 
..1891 

..1«»2 
..IS'fJ 


•Principal. . 

When  Due.      Outttand'g 
$100.000 

100.0OO 
100,000 
100,000 

.10,000 
100,000 

57,500 

275,000 

1  00,000 
225,000 

145,000 

150,000 

100,000 

50,000 
100,000 

100,000 


Nor.  1,  1911 
July  1,  1905 
Got  1,  1903 
Hob.  1,  1906 
Apr.  1,  1906 
June  1,  1902 
June  15, 1908 
June  15, 1914 
Deo.  1,  1908 
May  1,  1919 
Oct.  1.  1909 
J  A  J,  1910 
Jan.  1,  1911 
Aug.  1,  1911 
Oct.  1,  1912 
Deo.  1.  1912 
July  1,1914 
Jan.  1, 1916 


In  Sew  fork  only— 
Volunteer  relief. 
Chicago  fire  relief. 
Sewer  bonds— 

Hertel  Avenue. 

Babcock  &  Seneca  St. 

Bird  Avenue. 

Bailey  Ave.  sewer. 
Buffalo  Charter,  1891. 


School  bonds. 
Swing  bridge. 
Market  bonds. 
Plank  road  awards. 
Municipal  Court  b'ld'g. 

In  Buffalo  only— 
Deficiency  loan. 
Monthly  local  work. 


In  both  N.  T.  &  Buff 
Buffalo  Trunk  sewer. 
City  and  County  Hall. 
Grade  crossing. 
Park  bonds. 
Railroad  bonds. 
Refunding  bonds. 
School  bonds. 
Tax  loans 
Water  loans. 


The  bonded  debt  on  Feb.  15, 1897,  less  amounts  held  in  the  sinking 
funds,  was  $12,701, 137. 

TOTAL  DEBT, SINKING  FUNDS,  Erc.-The  subjoined  statement 

shows  Buffalo's  total  municipal  debt,  the  sinking  fund  held  by  the  city 

against  the  same,  and  the  water  debt,  on  each  of  the  dates  mentioned. 

Jan.  1, 1897.          July  1, 1896.         July  1, 1895. 

Total  bonded  debt $12,667,618  $12,7;9,210  $12,441,109 

Slnkingfunds 541,816  522,848  416,500 


Net  debt $12,125,802          $12,256,362          $12,024,609 

Water  debt  (inol.  above)  $3,515,882  3,515,882  $3,635,882 

The  sinking  funds  are  all  Invested  In  the  city's  own  bonds. 

CITY  PROPERTY  — Thecity  ownsreal  estate  valued  at  $10,022,464 
personal  property  valued  at  $7,525,994  j  total,  $17,548,458.  This  total 
includes  the  water  works,  real  estate,  valued  at  $762,855  and  per 
sonal  property  valued  at  $6,737,898.  The  total  resources  of  the  city  on 
July  1, 1896,  Including  the  above  property,  were  figured  by  the  Comp 
troller  at  $19,885,176  and  the  total  liabilities  at  $13,306,975,  letving 
$6,578,201  as  the  excess  of  resources  over  liabilities. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 
rate  have  been  as  follows.  "  Assessment  is  made  upon  the  normal 
real  value." 

-Assessed  Valuation. 


fears.  Real. 

1896 $225,485,795 

1895 220,290,690 

1894 215,400,430 

1893 208,665,620 

1892 183,254,870 

1891 168,181,880 

1890 151,356,325 

1889 147,168,115 

1888 123,693,900 

1880 81,708,905 


Personal. 

$13,486,550 

14,360,710 

14,725,975 

13,907,265 

13,829,910 

11,775,580 

11,003,125 

10,344,455 

9,383,405 

7,523,580 


Total. 
$238,972,345 
234,651,400 
230,126,405 
222,572.885 
197,084,780 
179,957,460 
162,359,450 
157,512,570 
133,076,805 
89,232,385 


City  Tax 
per  $1,000. 
$15-02 
15-39 
15-33 
15-84 
15-16 
15-81 
14-68 
14-14 
14-36 
14-16 


POPULATION.— In  1892  population  was  278,796;  in  1890  it  was 
255,664;  in  1880  it  was  155,134:  lu  1870  it  was  117.714.  The  popu- 
lation for  January,  1897,  is  estimated  at  365,000. 


CANTON.— H.  M.  BARKER,  Clerk. 

This  village  is  In  St.  Lawrence  County. 


LOANS- 
SEWER  BONDS— 


When  Due. 


1,117,275 
24-60 
,31,182 
Population  in  1890  was...      2,580 

3»«8,  J&J,  $40.000 July  1, 1909    Population  in  1880  was 2,049 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '96. .    $78,400  | 


3"ss,  J&J,  $35,000  ...July  1,1919 
WATER  BONDS — 


Tax  valuation  1895 $ 

Tax  rate  per  $1,OOO 

Tax  valuation  1893 3,051,182 


When  Due. 


CATSKILL.— P.  V.  VAN  ORDEN,  Treasurer. 

This  village  Is  In  the  town  of  the  same  name  in  Greene  County. 

4s,  J&D,  $10,000 June  1, 1897 

($2,000  due  yearly)  to  J'ne  1, 1901 
Interest  on  village  bonds  is  payable 

at  the  Catskill  National  Bank. 
Village  debtMar.,  1896..  $157,000 
Town  debt  (last  returns)      35,500 


LOANS- 

VlL'AGEBONDS— 

Water  bonds  ($1,000  each)  — 
4s,  J&J,$157,000..$5,OOOduey'rly 
TOWN  BONDS — 

Iron  bridge  bonds  — 
4s.  MAS,    $4,500 Mar.  1,1897 


•voi  j.u.ubt3,     <p-*ttrw  .  .  . .  .Auni.  A,  A.OOI 

($1,500  due  yearly)  to  Mar.,  1899 


Village  tax  valnat'n,  '95.3,258,330 
Town  tax  valuation,'93.  4,567,664 
Population  of  village,  1890.. 4,915 


CAZENOVIA  —  J  P-  H.    DONNELLY,  Mayor. 

i  W.  D.  WELLS,  Village  Clerk 
Cazenovia  is  in  Madison  County. 
J-QAfiSH nf_  When  Due.  |  Tax  valuationLper3onal. $163,300 


WATER  BON«»— 
3»g8,  MAN,  $41,OOO 

SEWER  BONDS— 
4S.M&N,  $31,000 May  1, 1915 

Interest  payable  in  New  York. 


^  !'*»,»  *»ui«:  in  J.^CY»    i  urn. 

Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897 $72,000 


i  Total  valuation  1896 '   98',875 

Nov.  1, 1914  I  Assessment  not  ^  actual  value 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $25-80 

Population  in  1897  (est.) 2,000 

Population  in  1890  was 1,987 


Population  in  1680  was 


Tax  valuation,  real .i!.735J575  , 

E.— All  of  the  bonds  Issued  by  this  village  are  exempt 


<  WILLIAM  A.  LAWRENCE,  Mayor, 
i  C.  W.  KERNER,  Treasurer. 
This  village  is  in  Orange  County, 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

WATER  WORKS— 

4s,  J&D,  $53.OOO Dec.  1,1917 

Total  debt  Mar.,  1896 $53,000 

Tax  valuation, real 30'  ~ 


Tax  valuation,  personal. $163 ,000 

Total  valuation  1895 467350 

Assessment  about  *y  actual  value 

Population  1890  was 1485 

Population  1894  (estimated)  1,500 


wv.*,ouv      opuaon  (estimated)  1,500 

INTEREST  on  the  bonds  Is  payable  at  the  Chester  National  Bank. 


CLINTON  CO.— ANDREW  WILLIAMS,  Treas. 

County  scat  is  Plattsburg. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

CODRT  HOUSE  BONDS— 
4s,  Mar.  1,  $8,OOO.... Mar.  1   189' 
($4,0<K>  due  y'rly)  to  Mar.  1  1899 

INDEBTEDNESS  BONDS— 
4s,  Mar.  1,  $I,OOO Mar.l   1898 


($2,000  due  y'rly)  to  Mar.  1 

4s,  Mar.  1,  $4,OOO Mar.  1    iww 

48,  Mar.  1,  10,OOO..Mar.  1, 1901-2 
Int.  payable  at  Treasurer's  Office, 


1899 
1900 


Bonded  debt  Mar.  1, 1896.$32,OOO- 
County  has  no  floating  debt. 

Tax  valuation,  real $5,935,241 

Tax  valuation,  personal  674,725 
Total  valuation  1895. . .  6,609,966 
Assessment  about  "3  actual  value. 

Population  in  1892  was 46,601 

Population  in  1890  was 46.437 

Population  in  1880  was 50,897 


_  <  THOMAS  E.  DORNET,  Mayor. 
"       <  A.  C.  KILMER,  Village  Treasurer. 
Cobleskill  is  in  Schoharle  County. 


When  Due. 


LOANS- 
SEWER  BONDS— 

4s,  F&A,  $17,500 Feb.,  1898 

($2,OOO  due  yearly)  to  Feb.  1, 1906 
WATER  WORKS— 

3*88,  F&A.  $63,OOO...Feb.  1,  1896 

(Part  due  yearly)  to  Feb.  1, 1917 

Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897. . .  .$80,500 
INTER  EST  on  the  sewer  bonds  is  payable  at  the  First  National  Rank 

of  Coblesklll ;  on  the  water  bonds  at  the  office  of  the  State  Comp- 
troller, Albany,  N.  Y. 


Village  has  no  sinking  fund. 

Tax  valuation  1896 $932,220- 

Assessment  is  *s  actual  value. 
State  &Co.  tax  (per  $1,000). $4-75 

City  and  school  tax $12-45 

Population  in  1890  was 1,822 

Population  in  1896  (est.) 2,360* 


5  JAMES  H.  MITCHELL,  Mayor. 
• —  I  MILLER  HAY,  Chamberlain. 


1, 1897 


This  city  is  in  Albany  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

CEMBTERY  BONDS— 

4s $4,500 July    1, 1897 

($5'0  due  yearly)  to  July  1, 1905 
4s,  J&J,  $5,000 July  1,1901 

CITY  HALL  BONDS— 
4s,  Ann..  $30,OOO,. .  .Dec.  15, 1909 
($3,OOOdueyearly)toDec.  15, 1914 

4s ,  $70,000... .Dec.  15, 1915 

($5.000  due  y'rly)  to  Deo.  15, 1928 

CITY  HOSPITAL  BONDS— 

4s $15,000....  July     1,1897 

($1,OOO  due  y'rly)  to  July  1,  1911 
4s $5,000 July     1,1912 

FIRE  LOAN  BONDS— 
4s,  J&D,  $12,000. ...Dec.  31, 1897 
($3,000  due  y'rly)  to  Dec.  31, 1900 

GARNER  STREET  VIADUCT— 
4s,....     $8,OOO....  June  15, 1897 
($4,000  due  y'rly)  to  June  15, 1898 

SCHOOL  BONDS— 

4s, $19,000 July    1,1897 

($1,000  due  y'rly)  to  July    1,  1915 
4s,  J&J,  $15,0  10.  .July  1,'09  to  '11 

($5,000  due  yearly.) 
4s,  ....,$5,000 July    1,19101 

All  of  the  $75,000  water  bonds  are  registered,  and  of  the  $65,000> 
issue,  $35,000  are  coupon  and  $30,000  registered. 

INTERESTon  the  7  per  cent  water  bonds  is  payable  at  the  National 
Bank  of  Cohoes;  on  the  $?5,000  of  4  per  cent  water  bonds  at  the  Man- 
ufacturers' Bank,  Cohoes; 
Company,  New  York. 


WATER  BONDS— 
7s,  J&J,  $34.000.... July 
($2,000  due  yearly)  to  July  1, 1913 
7s  J&J,  $14,000.... July  1,1897 
($1,000  due  yearly)  to  July  1, 1910 
4s,  J&J,  $65,000. . .  .July  1.  1918 

Subject  to  call  July  1, 1903. 
4s,  F&A.  $25,000. . . .  Aug.     1,  190T 
($5,OOO  duo  yearly)  to  Aug.  1, 1911 
48,  J&J,  $75,000 July     1,  192a 

Subject  to  call  July  1, 1905. 
4s,  J&J,  $14,OOO. . .  .July     1,  1923 

4s,  J&J,  $25,000 July  1,1905 

($5,OOO  due  yearly)  to  July  1, 190* 
Bonded  debt  Mar.  1,  '97. .$436,902 

Water  debt  (Included) 252,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 10,444,842 

Tax  valuation,  personal      782,800 
Total  valuation  1896...  11, 227,642 

City  tax  (per$l,OOO) $11-70 

State  &  co.  tax  (per  $1,000) . .   6-40* 

Population  in  1892  was 23,234 

Population  in!89Owas 22,509 

Population  in  1880  was 19,416 


on  all  other  bonds  by  the  Central  Trust 


COLLEGE 


POINT 5  F.  G.  PAULY,  President. 

^  <  F.  R.  CLAIR,  Treasurer. 


This  village  Is  in  the  town  of  Flushing,  Queens  County. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

IMPROVEMENT  BONDS— 
7s,  J&D,  $9,OOO. .Dec.  1,  '97  to  '99 
$3,000  payable  yearly. 
WATER  BONDS— 

7s,  J&J,  $187,000 1897-1913 

($11,000.  due  yearly  on  July  1.) 

4s,  J&J,  $22,000 1914 

4s,  J&J,     11,000 July,  1916 

INTEREST  on  the  improvement  bonds  is  payable  by  the  Yillag* 
Treasurer;  on  water  bonds  at  the  Ninth  National  Bank,  New  York. 


Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1896..  $232,00* 

Water  debt  (included) 220.00O 

Tax  valuation  1894 1,238.000 

Assessment  abt.  %  of  actual  value. 

Total  tax  per  $1,000 $4-16 

Population  in  1890  was (i,127 

Population  in  1880  was 4,192 

Population  1894  (estimated)  .6,100 


COLUMBIA  CO.— GEORGE  H.  MACT,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  i  s  Hudson. 

LOANS—  When  Due.    3^8,  Mar.l,$24,100. Mar.  1, 1914-8 

REFUNDING  BONDS— 
4  &3izs,  Mar.l,  $28,000.1898-1901 

(57,000  due  yearly  on  Mar.  1.) 
l&S^s,  Mar.l, $6,OOO. Mar.  1,  1902 
3138,  Mar.  1,  $35,000. ...1903-1909 

($5,000  due  yearly  on  Mar.  1.) 
3^28,  Mar.  1,  $12,500. Mar.l,'10-'ll 
3>38,  Mar.l,  $20,OOO.Mar.  1, 1912-3 


Int.  payable  at  County  Treasury. 
Bonded  debt  Nov.l,1896.$139,600 
Tax  valuation,  real. ...$20,925,383 
Taxvaluation.personal  2,967,753 
Total  valuation  1896..  23,893,136 

Assessment  is  4-5  actual  value. 

Population  In  1892  was 45,205 

Population  in  1890  was 46,17  2 


The  county  had  on  March  5, 1895,  no  floating  debt  and  no  sinking 
fund. 


CORNING.  — This  town,  Including  the  city  of  the  same  name. 
is  in  Steuben  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

TOWN  BRIDGE  BONDS— 
4s,  F&A,  $9,350... Feb.,  1898-1908 
(Part  due  yearly.) 

TOWN  RR.  BONDS— 
7s,  J&J,  $40,000 Jan.,  1902 

CITY  HALL  BONDS — 

4s,  $3,000 Oct.  1,  1902 

4s,  25,000 Oct.  1,  1903 

($5,000  due  yearly)  to  Oct.  1, 1907 

CITY  SEWER  BONDS — 
7s,  J&J,  $50,000.  .Jan.,  1908  to  '17 

RIVER  BONDS  1896— 
4s,  J  &J,  $100,000.  July  1 ,  '26 to  '35 

($10,000  due  yearly.) 

INTEREST  is  paid  at  the  office  of  ths  Knickerbocker  Trust  Com 
pany,  New  York  City. 


SCHOOL  BONDS  1895— 
4s,  M&S,  $26,000. Mar.  1,  '18  to  '30 

($2.000  due  yearly.) 

4s,  M&S,  $500 Mar.  1,  1931 

Total  city  debtMar.1,'97.  $225,500 

Sinking  funds 34,000 

Valuation,  real  est,, '95.. 3,126,800 

Population,  city,  1892 10,025 

Population,  city,  1890 10.118 

Population,  city,  1893  (est.). 11,000 
Population .  to  wn,  1893  (est.  1 12,000 


CORTLANDVILLE. — This  town,  Including  Cortlaud 
village,  is  in  Cortland  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

TOWN  DEBT- 
RAILROAD  BONI'8— 
5s,  M&S,  $120,000 Optional 


3 'as,  M&S,  $50,000. 


VILLAGE  DEBT- 
SCHOOL  AND  SEWER  BONDS— 

3-65s,  $45,000 

4s,  $39,OOO 

Town  debt  (last  returns). $17(>.<><|o 
Village  debt  (last  returns)     84,000 


April,  1897. 


YOftK-CITIES 


TOWflS, 


Tax  valuatioB.real $2.198.181 

Tat  valuation,  personal.       1*4,177 
18M 


JLI  T--I ' 4  — — '  »•**•. 

IMaltax  per  $1.000...         $18-00 


Population  of  rn  1392  waa  11,733 
Population  of  Tn  1800  was  11,451 
1894  (art.)  WM  13,000 
1800 


Population  of  Vil.  1 


8,590 


DELHI. — JAMES  R.  HOXBYWKLL,  Sapemsor. 

This  town  to  In  Delaware  County. 
LOANS-  W*™  DM*. 

V.  YTA  Oewioo  MIDL-D  RR.- 

3  >*i.  Ann.  $48.000 1897-19O8 

($4.000  dae  yearly  on  Ma>   : 

3"*..  Ann.  $30.OOO 191O-14 

($0,000  due  yearly  on  Mar  1.) 
SV-  ABB..  $102.000.. May  t 

peat  to  payable  at  Albany . 
3<*.ABB..$£000    .Feb.  £l898-9 
^»Inn..$--'O.OOO..rVb.  1, 19004 

*  yearly.) 
TAX  FREE.  -The  bond*  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


Total  debt  Feb.  3. 1897..    $2O2,OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 9l,otio.l-j& 

Tax  valuation,  penonal  203,975 
Total  valuation  1896...  1.264.1OO 
A  maim  lint  about)  »»  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1.000)..  914-37 

Population  In  1992  was 2.T93 

Population  In  1890  was 2.9O8 

Population  In  188O  wa» 2,941 


.  ni\-    K    II KQUEMBOURG.  Mayor. 
• —  »  P.  J.  MULHOLLAXD.  Treasurer. 
elty  to  In  Cbataaq.ua  Omnty . 


LOANS—       A*U.  0*m*»-ro.  I  Floating  it 
•pGttal dele*** beads.       $1.O73  I  Total  debt  Feb.21, 1896. 


ws:  nijss 


MJBS1 

Total  valuation  1893  ....1,717,845 
entaaaw  a*  actual  valne. 

(per  $1.000) 88-69 

.  Oata  1890 waa.....  9.416 
Population  In  18*K»  wa».  .  7.248 
«•—  "*"  (localest).  10,022 


«T  r    V*  I  D  A          5  FREDERICK  OOI.LIK.  Mayor. 
E  L  M  1  K  A .  —  >  THOMAS  8PEXCK.  City  Clerk. 
ra  to  the  capital  of  Cbrmnnx  Coanty. 


LOANS- 

Brfcl*-...      •• 1880.. r    $>• 

*»       do       18*5..  r    34 


4a.  AAO,  $10.500 


(10.000 

..'..-•• 
:    ... 


i--,.,         i  ,    MAS 
!-•...        4<«    M  *  8 


-:  

.      -.. 
•  14.000 


<Xor.  1.  -97  1905  > 

190/' 

V 

J1.000  yearly. 
rfev.  15.1807        OSO.OOO 

?7'1W 


SJjSSSiiilil)  1     ll-00> 
Xov.  1.  1908  


1*97 
1.  1NM 
Offt.ll  !•»• 
X«v.  IS,  IMS 
KOT.  IS,  192* 
Seat-  I.I9X1 

19I2-1MI 
July  1.1902 


•5.OOO 
•4XMW 

I.        - 

«: 

„...    .., 

3,00)1 
•7.000 


MAX 
MAX 
MAX 


i    .. 

1.1904 


July 

•on  •»«  > 
r*riy.  { 

1911 
July  I.  1887-M 


•    80 

•9.000 

•90.OOO 

• 
.. 

- ' 

•90.000 

•  10.000 


.  which  are  paid  from 


LOA 


NS- 

TBO! 


7»,  JA-J.*3--'5.000 
7«,J4J,  100,000 
6»,  J4J,  100.000 
4-.  M.vS,  -JI..MXI 
4a,  J*J.  24,000 
»-.  MAN.  7U..KH. 


If/,,  ,i   !>,,,. 


Varrs.'97to'10 


19OO-19O9 


($7,000  due  yearly  on  Nor.  1.) 


Total  debt  April  1.  1897.  .*J43,5OO 
Tax  valuation, real... .266,493,436 
Tai  valuation,  pers'l..  15,411.684 
Total  Taluatlon  189<>..231,!>33.12O 
State  A  Co.  tax  per  »1OOO... 85-17 
Population  in  1892  was..  .278.727 
Population  in  1890  was. .  .322.931 
Population  '95  (poUoeoen.)4O3.O26 


VT  A  D   O  O/"  tf  A  "VA7  A  "V   }  "•  I*  CARROLL,  President 

r  AR  KCJO  K.  A  W  A  Y .  J  WM.  j.  MCKENNA.  cierk. 

Situated  in  Queens  County. 
LOANS-  »"*«»  »«<• 

FIBK   KN.il^K   KOSD8— 

««.  Sept..  $2.000.  ..Sept.  5,  '97-98 

IMFBOVKMBNT  BOXIM— 

Se,  JAJ,  $24  000 Jan.  25.  1898 

($1.000dueyearly)  to  Jan.  •-•:>.  1921 
5«,  J*J.  $61,000  . . .  Jan.  25,  1922 

SBWBB  Bonus— 
3s,  JAJ,  $75.000 Jan.  1.  1916 


VILLAGE  HILL  Bo-cn*-- 
6s,  Sept..  $6.000.. ..Sept.  5. '97-94 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  23/97.$168.0OO 

Floating  debt 83..MX> 

Total  debt  Jan.  25. 1 897 .  171 .5OO 
Assessed  valuation  -96. .2,831.50  i 
AaseemmeBt  about  '5  actual  value. 
VUlaxe  tax  rate  (p.  ll.OOO)  .$12-85 

Population  in  189O  w»« 2.288 

Population  In  1896  (eat) ....  3.-MO 


INTEREST  on  tbe  sewer  bonds  Is  payable  at  tbe  United  States 
Mortgage  A  Trust  Company.  New  York,  and  on  all  other  bond*  at  Far 
Roekawar. 


FL  ATBUSH.-Flattwah  was  annexed  to  the  elty  of  Brooklyn 
In  1894.  but  tbe  elty  doe*  aot  aawaaw  any  obligations  Incurred  by  tbe 
town  before  annexation.  The  total  Flatbush  debt  on  February  29, 
1896.  waa  $964.00".  Details  of  tbe  old  town  debt,  asseased  valuation, 
etc.,  will  be  found  In  tbe  statement  which  was  published  lu  the  STATK 
AJCD  Crrr  sun-Lan  urr  of  April.  1895. 

F  L  AT  L  A  N  DS. -Thto  town  was  annexed  to  the  dty  of  Brook- 
lyn on  January  1, 1896.  of  the  old  town  debt  there  remained  out- 
atandlng  on  March  1. 1*96.  bonda  to  tbe  amount  of  $88,642.  This  debt 
to  not  Bawnmerl  by  the  city.— {*»  Aroa/rfym.] 

FLUSH  ING. -This  town.  Including  the  village  of  the  same 
name.  Is  In  Queen'*  County.    Tbe  financial  statement  for  the  village  Is 
flrst  and  following  It  the  town  report. 

Wkrn  Due.  I     8TBBKT  BOKO*— (Con.)— 

.     4».  MAX.  $32.000 May  1.1910 

Part  yearly    ($4.OOO  dueyearly)  toMay  1. 1917 

192-3-.-     I  4*.  MAX.  $2.000 May  1. 191 8 

$B4»y-rly  l4a,  AAOt$12O.OOo  ..  Oct.  1.  1919 


.         April. 
S5.00a  .  .$10, 


. 
10,000jrearii 


4*  AAO.    16.000 18w7-19ia 

($1.000  due  yearly  »n  April  1.) 
aooL  BoiiM  -91.  $l.00<}  e-b 


«•,   4*tX\J.  V*«V.VW.  .  ..\J^Iw*    A.    1U  .IT 

f  i/""'  due  yearly)  to  Oct.  1, 1948 
WATKB  Boxi*— 
-.    ^,,    --.     ooo  .1908 

5S.AAO.  1909 

.ta.  AAO.       20.000 1914 

Total  debt  F.I.    1.1895..  $354.<N>.> 

Tax  valuation  1898 •J.T-l.l-% 

Awaasm't  to  about  Lj  actual  value. 
Population  in    1*90  wan....    8.463 

Population  la  1880  wa»(eaU  6.688 
Interest  to    parable   OB    school 
.......        s  •••          -I?    bonds  at  MarketA  FuKon  BaakJI. 

viitli  Xat. 
I,  1901    Bank.  \ 
ty'rlyitoXov.  1.  1909 

TOW!»  or  ri  r»in»o. 

Tax  valuation  1896.  ...$7.269.865 

Tax  rate  (per  $1.0OO) $16-OO 

Population  In  1892  was. ...20.81O 

Population  In  1890  waa 19.808 

Population  In  1880  was 15,906 


. .  $191,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,144,280 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  267,23(1 
Total  valuation  1896..  1.411,510 
Al«*»iw»iBt  abt.  65H  actual  value, 

Total  tax  (per  $l,000i $26-71 

Population  1XOO  was 3.4OO 

PopalaUnn  1897  (estimate<l).4,OOO 


sSrW'fciS 

'  1. 1887,  ao  8ss>lag  debt  aad  ao  sinking 


,  ASSESSED  VALUATION  -T»e 
<  ">  (Ufda  artoal  TaltMi  aod  tax 


tax  rate  hare  I 


13.1 

968^819 
.     9.9M.97.1 
•a 


. 
1..I10JOO 

- 


.. 

1.11H.900 
..700 
927,100 

-.  ;  :    .... 


,.i...nt 
i  a*  follows  la  tbe  year* 

ru*  Tmr 
merWljOQO 

$i«i~owi.'ii3     tfr-oo 

16.107^W          17-00 
1«.4M>>37          17-18 
11.845          17-20 
17-20 

i  •  M 
14  15 
13-37 
1.V3.1 


13.374.694 


10.471.275 

_  79J>1I:  In  188O  It  waa 
1870  It  was  15JM3.    IB  1896,  ac- 
aboot  40.000. 


tae  p*p«latiPB  was 

ERIE  COUNTY —OEOBOB  BLATZ,  Tre«»nrer. 

OMMyesattol 


IT  O  IT  rv/^k  M  I  A  '    I'ATK.  Mayor. 

FREDONI  A.— j|l.  U  (1-MMIXO.  Treasurer. 

Thto  nHagetolBChaolaaa.ua  County. 
LOJJlfT  w*A«s  l><te.    Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897 

WATBBIMICD*  (1884)— 

4a.rAA.Mi.OuO Ang.  1 

tKaOOtfaeTri/ltoAng.  1.1922 
4*7a«A«.  $KMWi  . ...Sept.  ».  188$ 

HALL  BoBOa— 
>«*.AAO,J88400...    part  yearly 

>IIO— 

I  if*.  Oct..  $9.0011 

INTEREST  ••  ">•  »»trr  •**  •""  bolldB  u  P"?*0'*  ln  -v-  V.  City 
and  OB  the  School  bonds  at  tbe  Comptroller-.  ofBee.  Albany. 

GENESEO.-K.   F.   Yoi  NOH.  Mayor. 

Jet  debt  Deo.  1,1896....    870.  -Jl 

Tax  valuation,  real 1 ,07 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  1,1 39,102 
Total  valuation  1896.... 2.21 
Aaseament  almut  ».  actual  valne. 

Total  tax  (per  $1.OOO) $10-82 

Population  18P7  lest.) 23.OOO 


3  >•*.  JAJ,     10,000 
WATBB  Bo»n*>— 


..July  1 
..July  1 


l  .,., 
1810 


.May  1 
.May  1 


1907 


81**,  MAX.  $25.000. 

Si^MAX.    80400.. .May  1.1907  I  L 

3>*a.MAX.    25.OOO...  May  1. 19171  Population  1880  was. 

Total  debt  Dee.  1. 1896....800.0OO  I  Population  1880  was 1.815 

taad...... 19.7761 

Id  IrtiBinil  oa  slaking  fund  not  Included  In  above  figures. 

on  the  sewer  bonds  to  payable  In  8oh*nertady ;  on  the 


INTEREST  on  tbe  •ewer  N, 
alar  boiads  la  Maw  York  City. 


5  L.  8.  AMEH.  President. 


/—  r    rr  VTO    r?  A  T    i   c         tun.  AMbn.  rresiucnt. 
GLENS  FALLS. —  >c.  H.  Hm-HOOCK. Treasurer 

This  vlllaire  I*  In  Warrrn  Count v. 
LOANS-  Wktn  Dmt. 

SBWBB  B»vt>«  - 
"t*.  Sept-.  $167XWO. ... .. .20  years 


(Part  due  yearly)  after  13  yean 
W 


ATBB  BOXD*— 

-...  MAS.  815,000 

4*.  JAJ,    10.000. 

-.,.,  „•; 


!P97tnl899 


•  ItfJ 
,000  yearly 


\    1902  to  1917 

•m 


4s,  JAJ.  $80.000  ...     part  yearly 
Interest  payable  In  (ilena  Falls. 
Bonded  debt  Mcb.1,1897  $352,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 4,100.003 

Tax  valuation,  penumal. 1.71 1. MI  x 
Total  valuation  I896....5.81  l.'">-i 
AaaeM.valuat'nabt.»»  actual  value 
tax  (per$I.OOO)....:.$24-00 
Population  tn  1190  was  ..  9.5O9 
Population  In  1897  (ert.) ...  14,000 


/-v  /-^\/rro«:\/'IT  T  TT  J  C.  8.  CUMMINO8,  Mamr. 
W.LAJV  trio  V  1LL.E.. —  Ja.  A.  PHILLIPS,  Chamborrn. 
rurflle.  which  to  situated  In  iSiltoa  County,  was  Incorporated 
aclty  March  19.  1890,  havlnx  theretofore  fr>nut«l  part  of  the  town  of 
Johaatowa.  Oa  the  separation  the  city  was  assisted  a  portion  of 
Johaetowa's  debt  (See  Johnntown.) 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


LOANS— 


Pri 
Due. 


Locallmproven,entbondsl895  4«9  Feb.  1 .  K'itf  £, 'yr'y  $  »*» 

do  do  1896  4>«  Feb.  1.  Feb.  1,  '98  fej^  5,85( 

do  do  1897  4<«  Feb.  1- { Jllsoo'din"  yr'y 

RUlro*" 1|»5  4  A  &  O    Apr.  1    1918 

:::::::::::i893  3*  A  &  o  APr.  i,  ms 


do 
do 


11,000 
.1893    3>i    A  A  O    Apr.  1,  1913          ^MKIO 

-1"7    ft  W  t  0Fct  lV  1197 

4  Oct.    1  Oct.  1.  '97-'00  15,000 

"1877    6  Sept.  1  Sept.  1,  1897  24.0OO 

"1877    6  Sept.  1  8eJ>t.  1,  1902  23.000 

to     :::::: :::::::::i877  6    sept,  i  sept  i,  1907     23,000 

.1885    5       Jan.    1    Jan.   1,  1910         1  <,.>00 

do     :::::::::::::::i889  3    F  &  A  Aug.  i,  1909     55,000 

JjJ,  1892    3««    A  &  O    Apr.  1,  1915          50.001 

INTEREST  on 'the  water  bonds  issued  In  1885  and  1889  and  on  the 
school  bonds  Is  payable  at  the  Fulton  County  National  Bank  of  Glovers- 
vUle ;  on  all  other  Issues  at  the  Fourth  National  Bank,  New  York. 

TOTAL  DEBT  ETC.— The  city's  total  debt  on  March  1, 1897,  was 
•344,650.  Water  debt  (included  in  total  debt)  $192,500.  The  city  has 
no  sinking  fund. 

WATER  WORKS.— The  total  receipts  from  the  water  works  owne 
by  the  city  for  the    year  ending  February  1,  1897,  were    $29.096. 
Net  earnings  for  year  ending  February  1, 1897,  were  $15,862. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION,  about  >a  of  aoiual  value,  has  been  a« 

f°UOW8 :  , Assessed  valuation Tax  rate 

Tears  Real  Personal.  Total.        per  $1,000. 

18<>6  ..$4,020139  $341,950  $4,362,089  31-40 

.3933335  446,000  4,379,335  31-20 

1894:..      ....    3,962.155  410,780  *>3™<*%5  29-20 

1890 ........  3,649,2o2  ...... 

State  tax  rate  In  1896  was  $2-00;  county  tax,  $7-00;  city  tax  proper, 
914-10;  average  school  tax,  $8-30;  total,  $31-40. 

pnplll  ATION.  according  to  State  census  ol  1892,  was  14,694. 
The  poiVulatiou  in  18!io  was  13,845;  in  1880  it  was  7,133;  in  1870  it 
was  4, 518.  According  to  local  estimate  the  population  in  1897  was 
18,500. 

GOUVERNE  UR.   WILLIAM  NEAKY,  Clerk. 

This  village  Is  in  St.  Lawrence  County. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

WATER  LOANS: 

3>«it,  J&J,  $60,000....  1910 

Interest  is  payable  in  New  York. 

Ploatlngdebt $2,000 

Total  deW  Feb.,  1897....      62,000 


Equal'd  valuation  1896.$!, 631,720 
Aseess't  abt.  70  p.  o.  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) $4-20 

Population  in  1890  was 3,500 

Population  1897  (est.) 4,500 


GRAVESEND.— Gravesend  was  annexed  to  the  city  of 
Brooklyn  in  1894,  but  the  city  does  not  assume  any  obligations  in 
curred  by  the  town  before  annexation. 

There  are  outstanding  bonds  of  this  town  to  the  amount  of  $2 18,000 
which  are  claimed  to  nave  been  irregularly  issued.  The  debt  of  un- 
questioned validity  and  valuation  as  last  reported  Is  as  follows : 

Total debtMarch,l,'96.$l,376,315  I  Tax  valuation  1893 $4,455,110 

Tax  valuation  :  896 ....  6,595.547  |  Population  in  1890  was 6,937 


GREENBURG. — This  township  is  In  Westchester  County. 


Total  debt  (last  returns)    $167,000 
Tax  valuation  1893  ....27,000,000 


Real  valuation  (about)  .$75,000,000 

Population  in  1892  was 11,630 

Population  in  1890  was 11,613 


GREENBUSH. — Greenbusn  is  in  Rensselaer  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

BROADWAY  BONDS— 
4138,  J&D,$19,000... June  1, 1905 

PAVING  BONDS— 

4s,  Sept.  11,  $5.000. Sept.  11, 1901 
4s,  Sept.  11, 56,000. Sept.  11, 1911 
4s,  Oct.  20,  5,000. Oct.  20,  1896 
4s,  Oct.  20,  2,000. Oct.  20,  1901 
4s,  Oct.  20,  32,000. Oct.  20, 1911 


.PANS-. 


When  Due. 


Ll_ 

4s.  J&JV$10,OOO July  2,  1899 

4s,  J&J,    10,000 July  2,  1901 

4s,  J&J,      5,000 July  2,  1902 

4s,  J&J,    10,000 July  2,  1903 

Total  debt  June  1, 1896. $281,000 

Sinking  fund 20,000 

Net  debt  June  1, 1896...   261,000 
Tax  valuation  1896 3,216,175 


4s.  Dec.  15,  72.000. Dec.   15, 1911  I  lotal  tax  (per  $1,000).  23-77 

4s,  A&O,  _  30.000.Oct.    11, 1912  '  Population  In  1892  was 7,462 

Population  in  1H90  was 7,301 


Population  in  1880  was 3,295 


to,     \iv<  /,  .  ,11.111  .•• 

SKWER  BONDS  — 

4s,  J&J,  $10,OOO July  2,1896 

4s,  J&J,    10,000 July  2,  1898 

INTEREST  on  the  sewer  bonds  is  payable  at  the  National  Commer- 
cial Bank,  Albany  ;  on  all  other  bonds  at  the  Albany  County  Bank. 

GREENE  COUNTY.— WM.  J.  HUGHES,  Treas. 

County  seat  Is  Oatsklll. 

LOANS—  When  Due.  \  Interest  payable  at  Co'y  Treasury. 

WAR  LOAN-  Total  debt  Mar.  1, 1897  ..$217,000 

i,M&S,$22,OOO.Mar.  1, 1897  i  Tax  valuation,  real 11T820705 

20,OOO.Mar.  1,  1898    Tax  valuation, personal  I,340,.°i72 

2O,ooO.Mar.  1, 1899  I  Tax  valuation  1896 13,161,277 

Tax  rate  per  ($1,000) $9-45 

Population  in  1892  was 31,141 


3>i»s,  M&S, 

3  His,  M&H, 
3i«8,  M&S, 


20,OOO.Mar.  1, 1900 

20,OOO.Mar.  1, 1901 

115,OOO.Mar.  1, 1902 


, 

Population  in  1890  was 31,598 


HAM  DEN.  —This  town  Is  In  Delaware  County. 


Due- 


LOANS— 

REKUNUING  BONDS— 
3i«8,  Feb.  1,  $10,800.... 1897-1914 
($600  duo  yearly  on  Feb.  1  ) 
3»as,  Feb.  l,$13,OOO..Feb.  1,1915 
3Hs,  May  1,    25,400  ...1897-1914 
($l,4OO(lue  yearly  on  May  1  ) 
3i»s,  May  1,  $32,000. .May  1, 1915 


Total  debt  (last  returns)  .  ..$85,OOO 
Equalized  valuation,  real..  490,003 
Equalized  valua'n,  personal  57,536 
Tot.  equalized  valu'n  1893.548,139 
Total  tax  per  $1,000  .......      20-16 

Population  in  1892  was  ......  1,455 

Population  in  1890  was  ......  1,507 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  American  Exch.  Nat.  Bank,  N.  Y.  City 


HANCOCK.—  JAMES  B.  DRAKE,  Supervisor. 

This  town  is  in  Delaware  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

BRIDGE  IJONDS  (1891) 
4s,  Mar.,$10,OOO  ____    Mar.  1,  1898 


s,      ar.,,        ____        ar.    ,  1898 
($2,OOO  due  yearly)  to  Mar.  1,  1902 

REFUNDING  RR.BONDS: 
4s,  M&S,  $57,000.  .  .  .  Various. 

Bonded  debt  Mar.  1,  '97.    $67,OOO 


Tax  valuation,  real $1,142,518 

Tax  valuation,  personal.      15,10( 

Assessed  valuat'n  1896.. 1,157,618 
X....-U-...  _-,..  —  - 


Equalized  valuation 

Total  tax  per  $1,000 

Population  in  1897  (est.) 5,000 

Population  In  1890  was 4,74" 


TAX  FREE.— The  refunding  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


RAILROAD  BONDS.— In  1871  $100,000  bonds  were  Issued,  illegally 
t  was  claimed,  in  aid  of  the  New  York  &  Oswego  Midland  RR.  The 
own  resisted  payment  of  Interest  and  in  1887  a  compromise  was  ef- 
ected  with  the  holders  In  accordance  with  which  the  present  4  per  cent 
refunding  bonds  were  Issued. 

INTEREST  on  the  railroad  bonds  is  payable  at  the  Farmers'  Loan 
A  Trust  Company,  New  York  City;  on  the  bridge  bonds  at  the  Delaware 
County  Bank,  Walton,  N.  Y. 

HEMPSTEAD. — Hcmpsteadis  In  Queens  County  and  the 
x>wu Includes  Far  Rockaway,  Hempstead,  Inwood,  Lawrence,  Rocka. 
way  Beach  and  Seaford  villages. 

Net  debt  Dec.,  1896 $115,000' 

Tax  valuation,  real 8,012,264 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  285,100 
Total  valuation  1897. ...8,297,340 
Assessment  about  15  %  act.  value. 


When.  Dae. 


LOANS- 
ROAD  BONDS— 

4s.  J&J,  $50,000 1897  to  1901 

($10,000  due  July  1  each  year 

4s.  J&J.  $420,000 1923 

DRAWBRIDGE  BONDS — 


4s,  J&J,  $15,000. .  .July.  '97  to  '99 

($5,000  duo  yearly.) 
Total  debt  Dec.,  1896. ...$515,000 


State  &  Co.  tax  per  $1,000. $16  40 
Pietent  population  about.. 30. OOO 

Population  in  1892  was 23,091 

Population  in  1890  was 23,756. 


Stewartfund 400,0001  Population  in  1880  was 18,164 

INTEREST  on  the  road  bonds  due  1897  to  1901  is  payable  at  the 
Freeport  Bank  and  on  those  due  in  1923  at  the  First  National  Bank  of 
Hempstead;  other  Interest  at  the  office  of  the  Town  Supervisor, 

TOWN  PROPERTY.— In  addition  to  the  Stewart  fund  ($400,000) 
derived  from  the  sale  of  common  lands  to  the  late  A.  T.  Stewart,  th» 
town  owns  Long  Beach  and  some  thousands  of  acres  of  meadow  land. 

HERKIMER.— H.  W.  MCKENZIE. 

This  village  Is  in  Herkimer  County. 

WATBR  WORKS— 

3>28,  July  1,  $50,000.  June 25, 1908 
3Hss,Julyl,      7,000. Mar.  7,  1904 

Total  debt  Aug.  1896 $126,000 

Equalized  valu'n  1895... 2,577,577 
Assessm't  is  23  actual  value. 
Tax  rate  (per  $1,000)..          $9-75 
Population  townin  1890  was.4,666 

INTEREST  on  the  electric-light  bonds  Is  payable  in  New  York  City; 
the  water  bonds  at  the  State  Capital,  Albany,  N.  Y, 


LOANS—  When  Dae. 

ELECTRIC-LIGHT  PLANT— 
4s,  June,  $14,000 1911 

SEWER  BONDS— 

5s $25,000.... Aug.    1,1903 

3i«8,....    30,000....  Aug.    1,1913 


HOOSICK  FALLS.— JOHN 0.  HASWELL,  Treas. 

This  village  Is  in  Hensselaer  County. 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    $456,300- 
Total  valuation  1896...  2,161,225 
Assessment  75%  of  actual  value. 
Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) $27-46 


LOANS—  Wh*n  Due. 

SEWER  BONDS  (reg.)— 

4s,  J&J,  $42,500 July  1, 1897 

($2,500  due  yearly)  to  July  1.  1911 
Floating  debt $1,500 


Population  tn  1890  was 7,014 


Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897..      44,000  |  Population  in  1880  was 4,530- 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,704,925  |  Population  in  1897  (est.)....  6,000 

I NTEREST  is  payable  at  the  First  National  Bank  of  Hoosick  Falls. 

(RICHARD  A.  M.  DEELEY,  Mayor. 
Jv?.  8.  HALLESBECK,  City  Clerk. 
The  city  of  Hudson  was  incorporated  in  1785.    It  is  the  County  seat 
of  Columbia  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

CEMETERY  BONDS — 

4s,  $20,000  Feb.   1,  1905-' 14 

4s,    10,000 Feb.   1,  1912-'16 

(*2,OOO  yearly). 

DEFICIENCY  BONDS— 

4s,  $30,000 Apr.  1, '98-1901 

4s,    10,000 May  1,1902 

4s,    25,000 July  1,  1900-'12 

FUNDING  BONDS— 
7s,  $4,000 Feb.  10, '97-1904 

REFUNDING  LOAN — 

4s,  $16,500 Feb.  10,  '97-1904 

6s,      5,000 

SCHOOL,  FIRE  DEPARTMENT  AND 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
7s,  $2,000 Feb.  1, 1897-'98 

SCHOOL  BONDS— 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

SCHOOL  BONDS—  (Con.)— 
4s,  $2,000  ........  Mar.  1,  1897-'98 

4s,  25,000  ........  Oct.  1,  '99-1901 

4s,  24.00H  ........  Feb.  1,  1907-'  11 

S^s.  6,000  ........  Aug.  1,  1905-'06 

STREET  IMPROVEMENT  BONDS- 
IS,  $25,000  ........  Feb.  1,  1904--08 

4s,  F&A,  $25,000.  Feb.  1,  1909  '13 

($5,000  due  yearly). 
4s,    19,000  .......  Feb.  1,  1914-23 

48,    25,000  .......  Mar.  1,101 

Sigi.  6,000  .......  Aug.  1,  1908-'13 

WATERBONDS— 
7s,    $5,000  .......  Sept.  1,  1896-'97 

|  7s,    20,000  .......  Fell.  1,  1897-'98 

4s,         500  .......    Feb.  10,  1897 

SHsi,  30,000  ......  Aug.  22,  1896-'99 


7s,  $2,000  ........  Feb.  1,  1897-'98 

I  NTEREST  is  payable  in  Hudson  at  the  office  of  the  City  Treasurer. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.—  The  total  bonded  debt  on  Jan.  1,  1897,  was 
$320,000;  sinking  funds,  $1,751;  net  debt,  $318,249. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  1896  was  $5,074,581;  inoluding  real 
estate  $4,020,940,  and  personal  property  $1,053,641;  total  tax  (per 
$1,000),  $24-45.  Property  is  assessed  at  about  3B  actual  value. 

POPULATION.—  The  population  in  1892  was  9,633;  in  1890  it  was 
9,970  ;  in  1880  it  was  8,670  ;  in  1870  it  was  8,615.  According  to  local 
figures  the  population  in  1894  was  about  10,000. 


1LION.— C.  S.  JEPSON,  Treasurer. 

This  village  is  in  Herkimer  County. 

I      J"tAkl£>     _  TlTha*.      n..a  T 


LOANS'^  When  Due. 

WATER  BONDS— 
U,  J&J,  $95,000 Julyl,  1922 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1,  1912 

SEWER  BONDS — 
., ,  $49,000 


I     • 

Bonded  debt  Deo.  6,  '96. . 

Tax  valuation  1896 

Real  valuation 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO)  '96. 
Population  in  1890  was. 
Population  in  1880  was. 
Population  in  1896  (cst.) 


$144,000 
1,373,085 
•J, 710, 170 
24-80 

4,057 

...3,715 
5.000 


5  HENRY  H.  CANNON,  Mayor. 
—  \  T.  W.  CRISFIELD,  Clerk. 
This  village  is  situated  in  Westchester  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due.  \  Tax  valuation,  personal.  $106,45< 

SEWER  BONDS—  I  Total  valuation,  1896. . .2.399,97( 

4s,  M&N.  $41,000. May  1,  1897-'07  I  Total  tax  rate(ner$l,000)..$25' 
luterest  payable  at  Tarrytown.     I  Assessment  ab't  60%  actual  value. 

Total  debt  Apr.  1, 1897..    $41,000  I  Population  in  1890  was 2,29! 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,293,520  |  Population  in  1880  was 1,004 


ISLIP  SCHOOL  DISTRICT  NO.  1,  SUF- 
FOLK CO. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 


SCHOOL  BONDS— 
4s,  M&N,  $30,000.  May  1, 1898-'23 
($5.000  due  every  5  years.) 

4s,  J&J,  $5,000 1924-28 

($1.000  due  each  year.) 


Interest  payable  in  N.  Y.  City. 
Total  debt  Dec.  1. 1896..    $35,00 

Tax  valuation  1896 739.20C 

Real  valuation  about....  1,700,00( 
Population  1894  (local  est.) .  .2,29( 


Apnl,   1 


YOUK-CITItS 


TOWN8, 


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ITHACA. — Thl*  city  U  In  Tompkin*  County. 


LOANS- 
.»  Bon 


W»«H  Due. 
BBIDOB  BOSD*— 

4*.  .....920,000 1916  to  1926 

43.000  doe  yearly). 
BEWBH  Bonoe— 

4*.  g.  JAJ.9i30.ooojuiy  i/oetot9 

(97.300  do*  yearly,  i 
RAILBI.II>  AID— 

.  94i>,yil 1898*1900 


Tax  valuation,  real..... 92.881, 778 
Tai  valuafn.  penonal.  594,433 
Total  valuation  1896..  3,476,210 
Aaaeasment  about  "»  actual  value. 
Total  tax  rate  (per  il.OOO) .  W8-80 
Populatio*  In  1892  wa».  .  .1J.46O 

Population  In  1890  wu 11,079 

Population  In  1880  wa* 9,103 


Chaatauqua  Connty. 

LOANS—  WktH  Due. 

Oiv  II  ILL  Bonn*— 
4*.  MAN.  965.000.. ..Mayl3,1923 
ELKCTKIC  LIUHT  Boxoa— 

4».  JAD,  93O.OOO June  1 , 1901 

J.OOO Dee.   1.  1903 

F1B«  DBPABTMBjrT  BOXM— 

4*.  JAD.  97.000 Dec.  1,  1903 

P»vixo  FtJSD— 

4*.  AAO,  913.OOO Oct.  1.1903 

: -4.000.....  Apr.  1.1909 
^^^be  CcBTinciTB  FCXD 
3*.  AAO.  948.000  Apr.  1.  •97-1900 

"00  due  yearly.) 

5*.  AAO.  92l.*OO.Oet.l/97 to  1900 
AKVMO  yearly.) 


SB WBB  Boinw— 

3 >••,  MAS.  950.000... Mar.  1.1923 
4*TJ AD,  $111.000.... Dec.  1,1923 

B0BOOL  BO»O«— 

4*.  JAD.  980.000 June  1,1915 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  l,-96..  9410,300 

Floating  debt 12.5OO 

Total  debt  Jan.  1. 1896..  423,000 
School  bond*  additional.  80.000 

Tax  valuation,  real 4,622,517 

Tax  valuation,  penonal.  5O7.1OO 
Total  valuation  1895... .5,129,617 
IniiBBiliBt  about  >t  actual  value. 

Total  tax  per  91,000 941-23 

sortty>.M,000 


KSSSSK? 


P*;mrnt  of  the  (Chool 


l-r>->7 

16.O3P 

wa*.....  9,357 


U  provided  for  by  alBklnc  fnnd. 


i  INTEREST  on  tb*r»re  Department  bo»d«,o«  the  pavln< bond*  due 
1909  and  on  the  938.000  partnc  eerttfleate*  U  payable  at  the  Chmae  Na- 
tional Bank;  on  all  other  loan*  at  the  Tf  •••urn's  oOee  IB  J 


JOHNSTOWN.— 

Thl«  to  a  town  In  Fulton  County.  The  city  of  OtovemlU*  wa* 
formed  out  of  a  portion  of  It*  domain  la  199O  aadtk*  etty  of  John* 
towa  wa*  irtil|«IBUy  nrmnd.  A  part  of  to*  town  debt  deacrlbed 
bal*w  wa*  a**l«nie4  to  each  etty. 

LOANS-  'AM  D«. 

Rr»t  •>::»..   Bonne— 
4t,  FAA.  914.000 1809-1909 


(92.000  doe  yearly  oa  Ftb.  1.) 

4«.  FAA.  910.0110 1998-1907 

(91.0OO  do*  yearly  OB  Fab.  1.) 
4*.  FAA.    910.000  ...Feb.     .1901 
li.  FAA.        3.000.... Feb. 
($20O  do*  yearly)  t*  Feb. 
[•^KA.      93.000  ..Frb. 
(9300  due  yearly)  to  Fab. 

'aa.  1. 1997.9W.OOO 


Town',  proportlioa. 913.3OO 

Bonda  are  tax  exempt. 

Tax  valuation,  real 93.fr22.743 

Tat  valuation,  penomal  SIMM 
Tota' valuation  1894  ..  t.33S.*«v 
lotal  valoaUoa  M9«..  964.800 
aetaal  valo*. 

916-00 

11.132 

!•  1990  wa* 10.939 

!•  1990  wa* 16.626 

....2O.OOO 


TOTAL  DEBT.  -The  town'*  total  debt  on  Monk,  1999.  wa*  987,000. 
Thta debt  I*  divided  between  the  e  tie*  of  Olovenvllle  and  Johutown 

andtnet-.wn-f  J 


INTEREST  OB  the 
1997  to  1907  la  Ji 


£ 


da*  la  1901  aad  tho«e  dM  from 


KINGS  CO. — Kino  County  aad  tb*  etty  of  Brooklyn  war* 
roBMltdated  on  Jan.  1.1896.  bat  tbe  eity  due*  not  a*ra»*  tb*  eouity 
ia*BtaxMlac  before  that  date,  which  U  a*  follow*  [ft* .  T.  62.  p.  49.) 

LOANS—  ***•»  Due. 

II4LL  or   KBCOBD*— (Oon.l- 

4*.      91W.OOO May  1.1999 

4*.         WJOOO 1999 

4*.         34.000 1900 

4*.         34.000 1901 

ft*  i&SSLSVAffR 

.rSS^i 


l-10to'19 


. 
17&.000 

-• 


.May  1.1999 

1 


u..., 
H  •....., 
119400 

11....... 


1911 
191* 

191  • 

1903 
1904 
1900 
1909 
1914 
1900 

JO  July  I. -00  to- 1 4 
dneyr* 

-  ...July  1,1913 
Jalyl/l«U?3 


1909 
[ 


. 
i*  yearly.) 

KCOBM— 

OO May  1.1997 


4*.    9137,300 May  1.1897 

4*.       132.300 1899 


121.000. 
121.000. 


1I9.C- 

197.000. 
197.000. 


204,000. 

12I.MO. 


3%*,    130.000. 


to1 40 


:  m 
1909 

1908 


1907 
1909 


1909 
1918 

:  • :  '• 


119.000 May  1,1904 

BAT  iMrBOVKKEJTO— 

4*.  ...    9900.000  July  1/15  to  '19 

(9100.000  da*  yearly.) 
4*, ....  91.030.0OO. July  l/2Oto'26 

(£l  $O  OOO  du*B  TMfcrl' 


i  yearly.) 


'•M'.m-ii-M-K-  ..i    OTDl  i  :  i  Dm  -- 
LOANS- 


— j  DM*. 
19U  n<t1aniat) 

May  1, 1897 


WVit  DIM. 


ABMOBT— (I4th  Regiment.) 
4«,    9330.000.May  1.1897  to  1907 
(03O.OOO  doe  yearly.  > 

4»,   60.000 May  1,  1908 

BaiuoB— (Meeker  Avenue.) 
4*.    930.000.Mav  1.1897  and  1999 

•j»fiS>00<fo*  yearly) 
Ootnrrr  RBCOBD*— 

4*.      920.000 Nov.  1.1898 

4*.         13.000 Nov.  1.1906 

30.000 Jan.  1, 1900 

4*.         33.000 Jan.  1.1909 

4*.         99,000 July  1,1907 

4*.          9.393 Jaa.  1.1901 


Refunding  loan 

County  Farm  loau 

Hall  of  Records  loan... 
State  tax  rogiBt'd  loan. 
13th  Regiment  Armory 
14th  Kt-irt.  Armory  *tte 
14th  Regiment  Armory 
Meeker  Av.B'dge  (newi 


RECAPITULATION. 
92,500,000    ludexlng  and  re  Index- 
3.339.OOO       ing  County  Records. .    $'.211,393 
174.000    Drive  and  Parkway....  3.600.0OO 

119.000    Public  Park 2.410.OOO 

49O.OOO    Public  Bldg.  Improve't.       250,000 

50.OOO    Street  Improvement 1,530,000 

390,000  I  

2O.OOO          Total 915,103,393 


INTEREST-WHERE  PAYABLE.-CouponB  are  paid  by  the  Merch- 
ant*' National  Bank  of  Brooklyn;  registered  Interest  at  the  office  of 
the  County  Treasurer,  Brooklyn. 

TOTAL  DEBT.  ETC.— The  subjoined  statement  shows  the  total  debt 
of  Kings  County  in  each  of  the  years  named. 

*for.26,'97  Jfor.  27, '96.  Feb.  15/95.  -ipr.25,'94. 

Total  debt 915,103,393916,135,893    $7,669,216    $7,208,930 

Taxeertir*.(add'fal)        900.00O  

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  assessed  valuation  and  tax  rate 
have  been  a*  follow*  In  the  yean  Indicated : 

. Auetird  raluation 

Tean.  li"il.  Pertonal.  /..M. 

1896. •9325,801,931      '915,707.478     •954l,5O!>,429 

I-.M 529.189,337          22,513,985          551.703,322 

1893 513.503,826          19,704,920          533,208,746 


Ater.  tax 
per  91.000 

25-00 

27-74 


•  The  figured  for  1896  are  the  equalized  valuation. 


POPULATION  In  1892  wa*  995,276;  In  1890  It  was  838.347;  in  1880 
It  wa*  399.495.  

If  I  W<~  CTT1M         i  HENRY  E.  WIEBER,  Mayor. 
K.1NLJ01  (_>IS. —  }j.  TJ.PHINNEY,  Treasurer. 


Thl*  elty  I*  the  capital  of  Ulster  Connty. 

LOANS—  • — Interest. — . 

NAME_ANO  PURPOSE.  Bolt.    Payable. 


c;i;vE»alT. 

MMBB)  v 


7  J 

.;  i,.-.  J 
4       J 


4 
4 


. Principal , 

When  DM*.  Oiitt/tinrf'g. 

Jan.  15, 1898  920.OOO 
1897  to  19OO  2O.OOO 
Jan.  15.  1898  2.OOO 

(Jan.  15. 1898--00) 


#l-J.tMKi>farly, 
Jan.  IS,  1911 
Jan.  15,  1912 
Jan.  IS    1914 
Jan.  15,  1915 
Jan.  15.  1901 
(     1912  to  1936    i 
'( (924  ,OOO  yearly.  - 


25,000 
25,000 
36,500 
81,500 


C..HM-K1 


do 

do 

do    ...................  4 

do    ...................  3 

do    ...................  3 

Wallklll  Valley  RR  ..........  7 

Water  bond*.  1896  ..........    3>i 

All  the  refunding  bond*  are  optional  and  are  now  subject  to  call. 

TOTAL  DEBT.-Tbe  total  bonded  'debt  on  Feb.  1.  1896.  wa* 
•999,200  ;  no  floating  debt. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  la  1890  of  real  aMato  wa*  910.633,320; 
personal  property,  91.763,600;  total  912.399.12O;  tax  rate  (per 
91.000),  917-33.  Real  eatate  U  aaMMed  at  "  about  80  per  cent 
of  It*  actual  value."  In  188O  total  *iie*ied  valuation  wa*  96,577,904. 

POPULATION.-The  population  In  1892  wa*  21,493;  In  1890  U  wa* 
21.261;  In  188O  It  wa*  18,344;  In  1893  It  wa*  21,363. 


LANSINGBURG.— JAS.  McQuiDK.Tax  Rocrr. 

Lannlnirburg  U  IB  BeB***la*r  Connty. 
NAME  AND  PURPOCC.  Rate.  Pmfmtle.        When  Due,        Outttanfg. 


-.>..„.   •  . .... 


4 

] 

4 

...     4 

..'.     4 
...    4 

4>t 

4 
4 


M 

i 

M 
M 
I 

M 
A  * 


Oct.    1,   1910 
1914 

!•••.•  t 


JW. 


WOT.  1.  1938 
July  1,  1999 
May  1.  1941 
.OOO  on 


on  Ap 


UH 


. 

40.000 
60.000 
25.000 
10,000 
!.-,..>.  MI 

21,333 
43,000 
6.000 


1904-1918 

"ffi^ 
92,000  rrarly. 

INTEREST  on  tb*  water  bond*  due  Oct.  1, 1910, 1*  payable  at  the 
bank  of  D.  Power*  A  Son*,  Lanilngburg;  on  the  *ewer  bond*,  at  the 
Tiea*uiei'»  Dale*,  aad  on  all  other  bond*  at  the  National  Bank  of 
Comnerce  In  Hew  York  City. 

TOTAL  DEBT  -The  total  bonded  debt  on  March  10.  1896  wa* 
92H  1.333.  Including  water  debt  of  9-'13,ooO;  floating  debt,  99,000; 
total  debt,  9290333. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  In  1896  wa*:  real  e.tatc,  96,1 17,401;  per- 
aoaal  property.  9384.167;  total.  96.3O1.368;  village  tax  rate  (per  91,OOO> 
99-47.  IB  1894 real Mtatawa* 90^04,100;  penonal  proDerty,9051,167. 
total  96.145^17.  In  188O  total  aa**a*ed  valuation  wa*  91,700,020; 
The  aaMXroent  1*  about  8O  per  rent  of  actual  value. 

POPULATION.-The  population  In  1892  was  11,048;  In  189011  wa* 
10,550;  In  1880  It  wa*  7,432 ;  In  1893  It  wa*  (estimated)  11,500. 

I.  vv-'isoBUBO  UNION-  FHEE  SCHOOL  DIST.  No.  1. — 

W.  J.  Shelllday,  Treasurer  Board  of  Education. 


AN 


•<\  hM    .'••  ' 

,    v»,wv-w«.>,  189710*99 
92,000  dne  yearly. 
4*.  JAD.  930.000  Dee.1. 1900  to'14 


LO 

^•i  J*kTJ, 


IB)   payi 


J  due  yearly. 
>  In  New  York  City. 


Total  debt  Jan.  1.1897..     936,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 6,185,939 

AiMM't  about  94  p.  c.  actual  value 
ft-bo.il  tax  (per  91.000)..  *4-93 
Valneof*ch.prop>tT'97.  $100,000 
Population  In  1896(e*t).  12,000 


LIBERTY.— Cn  AS.  S.  OARRITT,  Vill9ge  Clerk 

Thl*  town  U  In  Sullivan  Connty. 
LOANS-  When  Due. 

N.  Y.  A  O*.  Mm.  RR.— 

4..JAJ.  9108.000 

90.000  yearly  after  1908. 
BoDdeti  debt  Jan.  15,  '96.9108.OOO 

Sinking  fund 2.3OO 

Net  debt 103.500 

Wat«r  debt  (additional)  ...  30,000 


Tax  raluatlon $597,000 

Tax  valuation  penonal.       28,000 
Total  valuation  1893....     * 
County  tax  (per  $1,000) 

A— .A..1,  ntti.ii.  IUI  n     It     B. 


Aasess't  about  GO  p.  c.  actual  value 


Population  In  1892  wa*. 
Population  In  1B9O  wa*. 


$2-34 


....3,471 
....3,357 


Population  In  1893  (est.)  ....3,500 


50 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


TAX  FREE.-AU  of  the  bond*  Usued  by  this  town  are  exempt  froo 
tn  ration. 
INTEREST  Is  payable  at  the  Bank  of  New  York. 


LITTLE     FALLS  — 

situated  In  Herktmer  County. 
LOANS—  Whtn  Out. 


..  *18,OOO 

(*1  ,000  due  annually.) 

Floatiu*  debt.  ............  13,000 

(*3.0OO  due  anmmlly.)  ^^ 

Total  debt  Feb.  1,18»7..  31.OOO 

water  debt  (additional).  2Si:i.OOO 
Tax  valuation,  real  .......  1.164.80J 


< TIMOTHY  HA8EY,  Mayor. 
I H.  W.  WARREN,  Clerk. 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  $227,900 
Total  valuation  1897. ...1,392,703 
AMeoun't  is  25%  p.  c.  actual  value 
Total  tax  rate  (per  $1,000).  963-81 

Population  In  1890  was 8,18. 

Population  in  1892  was ,-f«TgS 

Population  In  1890  (est.)...  11,000 


Tlii*  olty  i«  situated  In  Niagara  County. 

'--" 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  BONDS— 
7n.  JA.I,    $40,000  .....  Jan.  1,  1898 
<»10,OtOduey'rly)toJan.  1,  1901 
WATER  BONDS— 

3>#!,  MAN.  $26,666.  .Nov.  1,1897 
(•2,666  67  yearly)  to  Nov.  1,  1906 
UNION  Hc'iiooi.  BONDS  — 
3>*i,  MAN.$120.000..Nov.  1,  19O2 
<«10,OOOduov'rly)to 


Interest  payable  at  City  Treasury. 
Bonded  debt  Mar.  1. 1897.$203,291 

Sinking  fund ...      47,000 

Net  debt  Mar.  1, 1897. ...    156.291 

Tax  valuation,  real 6,433,530 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  373,470 
Total  valuation  1896  ...6,t>07,000 
State  andCo.tax(per$l,000).$7-2< 

City  tax  (per  $1,000) 12-92 

Population  in  1892  was.. ..16,088 

Population  1890  was 16,038 

Population  1880  was 13,522 


i»iv.wvuuu¥  i  *y)  to  Nov.  1, 1913 
3?».  MAN,      $5,000.  .Nov.  1,  1914 

DISTRICT  SCHOOL  BONDS— 
4>««,MAN.$ll,625Nov.l5,'97to'99 

$3,875  due  yearly. 
In  addition  to  the  above   the   olty  has   a  debt  of  $203,705  for 
local  improvements,  which  is  payable  by  special  assessment.    The  city 
owns  $10,000  worth  of  stock  of  the  Lockport  Hydraulic  Co. 

TC^T     A  TVTT-\/-TT— v        5  P-  J-  GLEASON,  Mayor. 

LONG  ISLANDCIT Y.— JLUCIEN  KNAPP,  Tress. 

This  city  Is  In  Queens  County. 

Under  the  Greater  New  York  charter,  New  York  City,  Brooklyn 
Long  Island  City  and  the  surrounding  territory  will  be  united  into  one 
municipality. 

, — Interest. — , 
Rate.  Payable. 

.7       FAA 


LOANS- 
NAME  AND  PURPOSE 
Newtown  funded  debt. 


do         (refunded)  ... 


do  do         6 

do  do         4 

Water  loan  (funded) 7 


F  A  A 

F   &   A 
P  A  A 

MAS 


do         (refunded)  ....    6       AAO 
do        — .5       MAS 


64,000 


do 

do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


Principal. 

When  Due.       Outstand' 
Feb.  1, 1898-1901 )     an-i  isr 

$20,000  yearly.   5     !'01'01 
Feb.  1, 1908-1911  > 

$16,000  yearly.   J 
Feb.  1, 1913-1919  > 

Part  each  year.  5 
Feb.   1,  1920 
Sept.1,1897-1904) 

$20,OOO  yearly.   $ 
Oct.  1,1911-1914  > 

Part  eachyear.    J 
Sept.l, 1918-1919 ) 


16,000 

,  ,n  oon 
ISOjOOO 


do  5 

do      1890    4  M'A'S       Sept."  1,"  1920 

1890    3i«  M  A  N       May  1,  1920 

313  

1895    

Fire  department  bonds....    7  MAS       Sept.  1,  1902 

do        .        do        413  

Survey  and  map  bonds... r    7  JAJ       

do  (refunded)    5  JAJ    July  1,1918-1921 

Public  school  bonds 413  M  A    8  1912 

do         do          413  M  A   8  1912 

Engine  house  bonds,  1889.    5  J   A  D       June  1,  1909 

Funded  debt  bonds 413  A  A  O  1913 

Station-house  bonds 5  

Gen.  improv.  bonds   .1894    4>3  A  A  O       Apr.  1,  1899 

do          .1894    413  M  A  N       May  1,  1899 

do  .1894    413  M  A    8       Sept.  1,  1899 

do          .1894    413  M  A   S       Sept.  1,  1905 

do          .1894    413  M  A    S       Sept.  1,  1906 

do  .1894    413  M  A    8       Sept.  1,  1909 

do  .1894    413  M  A    S       Sept.  1,  1914 


do 

do 
do 
do 
do 
do 

do 

do 
do 


do 

do 
do 


...1895    413    M  A 

4Hi    

413 


.. 

An  10QQ      A  1~      TUk    *,    HT  5  NOV.1,'98—  1902  )  ,«-  K/M. 

413    M  A  NJ$81j500duey,lyJ       407,500 


Street  improvern't  bonds..  4>a    MAN 
do 

do          do        1893 

Revenue  bonds* 1887 

do  1888  5 

do  1883  5       

do  1889  4>3    M  A  N 

do  1892  I'.j    .1    ,v   .1 

do  1895  

do    (refunded)  '89  4Jg    J   A  D 


May,  1911 


37,500 
45,000 
21,500 
18,500 
19,000 
20,000 
35,000 
4,000 
66,000 

220,000 

122,000 
16,000 

112,000 
15,000 
69,000 
34,000 

145,500 
44,000 
31,500 
50,000 
22,000 

364,500 

394.000 
69,500 
51.00O 


4>a  M  A  N 
5  MAN 
MAN 


March  1, 1913 
May  1,  1897 
May  1,  1898 

1903 

Nov.  1,  1899 
July  1,  1902 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


'90  4  MAN 

•93  4>a    

'94  4>3    

•94  413  A  A  O 

'90  4  J   A  D 

'91  5  MAS 

'95  4>«  M  A   S 


Dec.   1,  1899 

May  1,  1910 

1903 


Apr.  1,  1904 

June  1,  1900 

Sept.  1,  1901 

1905 


115,000 
6,500 
39.OOO 

106,500 
9,500 
80,000 
50,000 
18,000 
77,000 
50,000 
50,000 
10,000 
28.5OO 
50,000 
50,000 


(r)  The  7  per  cent  survey  and  map  bonds  are  registered  and  all  held 
by  savings  banks.  All  other  issues  are  coupon  bonds. 

(*)  The  principal  and  Interest  of  the  revenue  bonds  are  payable  from 
the  outstanding  taxes  and  water  rents 

PAR  VALUE.-Bonds  are  in  $1,000  and  $500  pieces. 

I N  TE  R  EST  is  payable  at  the  Queens  County  Bank  of  Long  Island  City 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  Ero.-The  subjoined  statement 
•ho  ws  Long  Island  City's  total  bonded  debt  and  the  sinking  fund  held  by 
the  city  against  the  same  on  each  of  the  dates  indicated. 

Aug.  1. '96.     Jan.  1. '96.     Jan.  1, '95.     Jan.  1,94 

Total  bonded  debt.... $3,683,500    $3,691,500    $3,033,500    $2,347500 
Sinking  fund,  etc 500,000          46,295 

17  .Net^dK.bt.-";--J--i $3,191,500  $2,301,205 

Water  debt  (included  abovel ...  $373,500  $360,000 

The  sinking  fund  receives  yearly  no  stated  amount,  but  whatever 
money  Is  received  by  the  Treasurer  and  not  otherwise  appropriated. 

WATER  WORKS.— The  water  works  owned  by  the  city  are  self-sus 
talnlng. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.-The  city's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 
rate  have  been  as  follows : 


Ymrs  -  Real  Ettate. 

1896 $42,377,481 

1894 

1893 

1892 15,373,722 

1891 15,330,362 

1890 9,856,187 

1880 7,201,087 


Pertonal        Total  Attested  Rale  of  Tax 
Property.  Valuation,    per  $1,000 

$493,000  $42,870,481  

16,717,677  

16,034,892  $36-00 

188,900  15,562,622  

194,900  15,525,262  24-40 
200,400  10,056,587  45'30 
100,500  7,301,587  


POPULATION.— In  1890  population  was  30,506;  in  1880  it  wa« 
17,129.  State  census  1892,  35,745.  The  population  in  1895,  according 
to  local  estimate,  was  40,000. 

MAMAKATING.— MERCIEN  SKIXNER,  Super- 
visor. 

This  town  is  in  Sullivan  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  RR.  BONPS. 

4s,  J&J,  $18,OOO 1897  to  1899 

($6,000  due  yearly.) 
4s,  JAJ,  $28,000.  .July  1,  1900-'03 

($7,000  due  yearly.) 
4s,  JAJ,  $24,000..  July  1,  1904-'06 

($8,OOO  due  yearly.) 

4s,  J&J,  $27,000..  July  1,  1907  '09 

($9,000  due  yearly.) 


REFUNDING  RR.  BONDS— (Con.) 
4s,  JAJ  $40,OOO..July  1,  1910-'13 

($10,000  due  yearly.) 
Total  debt  Mar.  1,  189U. $137,000 

Tax  valuation  1895 836,710 

Assessment  abt.80  p.c.  of  full  value 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000)  '95     $27-35 

Population  in  1892  was 3,504 

Population  in  1890  was 3,401 

Population  in  1880  was 3,845 


MECHANICVILLE 

Mechauievllle  is  in  Saratoga  Co, 
LOANS—  When  Due.  I 

SCHOOL  BONDS— 
4s,  Nov..  $24,000 Nov.  1  I 

($1,000  due  yearly  until  paid.) 

SEWKR  BONDS— 
4s,  AAO,  $4,OOO Nov.  1,  1925 

WATER-WORKS  BONDS- 
SB,  FAA,  $35,000 Aug.  1,  1903 

INTEREST  on  the  school  bonds 
Bank,  Mechanioville;   on  all  other 
Bank,  New  York. 


5  H.  B.  MACE,  Mayor. 
• —  <  N.  T.  BRYAN,  Treasurer. 

4s,  MAN,  $23,(  OO May  1,  1912 

4s,  MAN,    30,ooo May  1, 1S)17 

4s,  MAN.    52,000 May  1,  1922 

Bonded  debt  Aug.,  1896.$204,OOO 

Water  debt  (included) 140,000 

Population  in  1890  was 2,679 

Population  in  1880  was 1,265 

Population  in  1896  (est.).... 5,000 

is  payable  at  the  First  National 

bonds  at  the  Hanover  Nation* 


nyrTT-kT-\T   •c'T^/"kTX7"VT         5  W.  K.  STANSBURY,  Mayor. 
MIDDLE  1  CJ  W  JN.  —  JwM.  E.  ROBERTSON,  Treasurer. 

Middletown  is  in  Orange  County.    Bonds  issued  jointly  by  this  city 
and  the  town  of  Wallkill  are  included  In  the  following  statement 
LOANS—  •  —  Interest.  —  ,  ,  -  Principal.  — 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  Rate.  Payable.        WhenDue.        Outstaml'g 


RR.  bonds  issued  jointly  by 

thiscity&towuofWallkill.  -  - 

School  bonds  1897 4ic 

Sewer  bonds,  Mar.,  1881  ...  4 

Water  bonds,  1886 4 

do  1891 4 

do  1897 4 

do  1888 3H 


.      n 
Apr11 


. 

<  Apr.,  '97  to  1937  \ 

\  $2,500  p'd.  y'rly  \ 

1898-1902 


FAA 


Apr.  11,  1911 
Aug.     1,  1911 


$102,500 

$14. .ion 
20,000 
28,000 
40,000 
10,000 

100,000 


JAJ       July     1,  1918 
Subject  to  call  July  1, 1898. 

do  1890 3^2      June    1,  1910         75.000 

INTEREST  on  water  3*38  due  July  1, 1918,  Is  paid  at  city  treasury. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  total  bonded  debt  on  Jan.  1,  1896,  includ 

ing  bonds  issued  jointly  with  town  of  Walkill,  was  $280,505.    Sinking 

tund  payments  are  made  annually  towards  retirement  of  sewer  bonds. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— In  1895  the  assessed  valuation  of  reai 

estate,  about  >a  of  actual  value,  was  $2,714,200 ;  of  personal  property, 

$286,750;  total,  $3,000,950;  total  tax  rate  (per  $1,000),  $36-08. 

POPULATION.— The  population  in  1892  was  11,612 ;  in  1890  It  was 
11,977;  in  ISSOitwas  3.494.    In  1895  (estimated)  15,000. 

MONROE  CO.— J.  B.  HAMILTON,  Treas. 

County  seat  is  Rochester. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

BOUNTY  BONDS  (Refunding)— 
3>38,  F&A,  $50,000. .Feb.  15, 1899 
Us,     FAA,     75.OOO. .Feb.  15, 1897 
3s,     FAA,     50,000.. Feb.  15, 1898 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS — 
3^8.  FAA,  $850,000 1904-1920 

($50,000  due  yearly  on  Feb.  1.) 
Totaldebt  Mar.1,'96.       $975,000 


Tax  valuation,  real. .$134,772,663 
Taxvaluat'n.pers'nal.  7,61(>,7« 
Total  valuation  1895.  142,^83,40!) 
Assessment  about  1-5  actual  \ 

Taxi-ate  (per  $1,000) - 

Population  In  1892  was  ...200.0M 

Population  1890  was 1  - 

Population  1880  was 144,901: 


INTEREST  and  principal  are  payable  at  the  American  Exchange 
National  Bank,  New  York  City. 

l\/r/"»TTMT'  TT-TTD-M/-^!         5  EDWIN  W.  FISKE.Mayor. 

MOUJN  L    VJbLK.JNCJ.IN.  —  JGIDEOND.  POND,  Comptr'ir 

Mount  Vernon  is  in  Westchester  County.      The  city  received  its  char 
ter  on  March  22,  1892. 

LOANS—  —Interest. 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.          Rate.  Payable. 
Assessment  bonds  .......    5    Various 


Highway  bonds  ..........    4    M.SAF  A 


1897  to  1902 


do  4    M.SAFA  £ 


School  bonds 4 


Redemption  bonds. 
Sewerage  loan  bonds . 

do  do      c 


do 

do 
do 


do 

do 
do 


B 
4 


A  J 
JAJ 
J  A  D 

J   A  D 


-Principal. 

When  Due.          Outstaiufg 
$298,93 
J      10,00 
|    320,00 

•146,40 
8.0C 

4,00' 

a50,00 


A  D 
A  D 


Tax  relief  bonds 5 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


1895. 
1895. 


Water  bond. 


AAO 
FAA 
JAJ 
J  A  D 
AAO 
MAS 
A  &  O 
MAN 
J  A  D 


July  1, 1918  to  '30 

Jan.  1,  1899 

June  1, 18H7 

1898  to  1907 

$5,OOO  yearly. 

1908  to  1918 

$10,000  yearly. 

June  1,  1919 

Apr.  1, 1919-'21 

Aug.  1.  1897 

Jan.  1,  1898 

June  1,  1898 

Oct.  1,  1898 

Mch.  1,  1899 

Oct.  1,  1899 

Nov.  1,  1899 

Dec.  1,  1899 


allO.OC 

62,00 
11,00 

50.IK 
10,0 
30,01 

30.i  N 
1.00 


a  $1,000  each. 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  Mount  Vernon. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  city's  total  debt  on  February  1, 1 
was  $1,190,832;  sinking  fund,  $100,134 ;  net  debt,  $1,090,698. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  1896  was  $15,687,693;  total  tax  (P 
$1,000),  $20-54.    Assessment  about  3-5  actual  value. 


April,  1897. 


NEW  YOPK-CITIES  AMD  TOWNS, 


51 


POPULATION.— The  population  In  1890  wa*  1O.677 ;  In  1880  it  wa* 
4.586.  Tat  populatioa  In  1897  (estimated)  wa*  20.OOO. 

xrc-timTTDr-  U         5  BENJ.  B.  ODELL.  Mayor. 

NE WBURGH.—  \D.  j.  C-OUTANT. cierk. 

This  city  1*  tke  county  aeat  of  Orange  County.  The  Interest  on  the 
water  boad*  to  met  by  water  rente.  The  Chamber*  Creek  bridge  bonds 
were  issued  jointly  by  tke  city  of  Newburg  and  town  of  New  Windsor, 
to  be  paid  in  proportion  to  tke  taxable  preperty  of  each. 

LOANS-  ^'"f^kT"  ~~= — /*••'"*'*•?•— — r-> 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  **.  Pmtablt. 

•925,000 
l.OOO 
20.0OO 


rdge(Ch-u»b-r*Cr-k).1881    4       MA   8Je 


:  do  1883    4 

I  .ill 1893-4    4 

do       1895    4 

1-...:    4 


MAS 
A  A  O 

A  A  O 


9B.OOO  yearly. 

8apt.li.1902 
Apr.  1.  1897-98 
910,000  due Trty. 
Apr.  1.  1897-13 

95OO  yearlT. 
Apr.  1.  1897-15 

Mar°r&8 
Mar.  1.  1809 
Mor.  1.    1897-00) 
9700  yearly.     J 
Aug.  5.  1935 
July  2O.  1943 
(June  1. '97-1914  > 
(     9500  yearlT.     J 
J         July  1.1915 
Mar  1.  I91C 
Jan.   1.  '98-1900  > 

$1.736  yearly. 
Jan.   1.  '9819065 
$1,742  yearly.    > 
Jan.  1.  "98-1906$ 
$1.455  yearly,    t 
I.  <97-1919( 


MM 

9.500 

1.140 
1.20O 

2,800 

25.170 
1,437 

9,000 

10.000 
lO.OOO 


J    A   J        July  1.   1897 

Sept.  1,  •97-1903  > 


. 
May   1.^97-1911  > 


9000  yearlr. 
7-191 

MOT.  I.  lawS     ' 

1.  1899 

July  1,  1900 

Sept.  1,  1901 

Sept.  1.  1902 

Mar.  1.  1904 

Mor.  1.  1905 

-.,.;.  :.  El 

Feb.   1.  1912 

.  1.  1912 
1.  -97-1923) 


Nor. 


15,679 
13,094 

147,537 
19,000 

6S.OOO 

MM 

7,500 

2.000 
MMM 
10.OOO 
90,000 
15.000 
- 


. 
13.000 

ao.ooo 

125.500 


SO.75O 


Mar.  i:  .SM 

Sept.  1.  1909 
Mat   1.  *97-1916> 

975O  yearly.      ( 
Mar.  1.  •9»1909> 

91 .000  yearly.    < 


. 

5,000 
5.000 


15.000 
12.000 


e*  New  Wtedmf*  •hare.  nMrt  U 
TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.  -The  fatal  IMdU  debt  on  February  1.  1897. 
WM  #777..">3t5  ;  Boating  debt.  »  lo.OOO  .  total  debt.  9787  Jit     The  total 
water  debt,  iaeteded  la  tke  abere.  WM  9490.SOO. 
WATER  WORKS.-1"  J«-»r  1894  water  rant*  collected  amounted 

-.975-07. 

ASSESSED    VALUATION  In  1W6  was:  real  estate,  99.489.56O; 
penoaal  property.  *  1.  1  •-•!..  TOO;   total.  910.t»10.»6O;    total  tax  rale 
934-80.     Property  U  n  .....  t  at  about  oae-half  of  actual 
.  .1.1^. 

POPULATION  -The  population  to  1894  wa*  24.33*  to  1890  It  WM 
It  wae  14.O19-,  U  1870  It  wa*  17.O14;  In  1897  (eetl- 


NEW  ROCHELLE.—  H«HBY  8.  CLABK.  Pret. 

TU*  Tillage  U  In  We*  telMeter  County. 

LOANS—  —  Intent.  —  .      --  rrimeifml.  -  . 

AMD  *VM*OU-  »••»•  f*g*H'-      Wk»n  l>*f.    Otttftantfa. 

.r  la^JWiBirt.  .......    0       MAN       May  1.  -98  04    95O.O*) 

-.••edh..i,.|.  ...........    6        A   A  <»        Apr.l.  -96-98      15400 

rOMttaalee  ..............    S       A  *  O  Optional         55.OOO 

-wert..!.  I-          .  1*5       A  *  O       Apr.  1.  HM-46    195.OOO 

r  RE  STU  payable  at  Mew  Rorbelle  aad  Mew  York 
OTAL  DEBT.  -The  total  debt  of  tke  TlDaf*  on  January  1.  1896 
«*:<:-.  ••«i;  sinking  fund.  96.0OO:  net  debt.  9*O9.oor>. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  for  IMA  u  93,564.210;  total  tax  <per 

^^•900-i*.    Property  la  aeawaed  at  99  per  eaat  of  He  aetoal  ralae. 

POPULATION  -Th*  jipeJaUia  la  1*92  wae  9.99O-.  la  189O  It  wa* 

•  ••  It  wa*  5.276;  b»  197O  It  wa*  3.IM5.    Population  la  1896 


vV    UTRECHT.— Mew  Utreebtwa*  aanexed  to  tke 
»Xe<»kl/B  la  1894.  but  tke  eUy  doe*  not  iMiian  the  old  town 

Marrh  1/96..  9942,914  I  Population  la  1991  waa 9.129 


Mtaa  1894 9.782,538    Population  In  1WO  wa* MM 


i  In  188Owa* 4,742 


IF\A7 

-VV 


r*TTV    5  WI1.I.IAM  U  8TBOXO,  Mayor. 
Ul  I    I  •  (AflHBJXP.  FIP  11 

K  Btealar  Hew  York  Charter.  Mew  York  City,  Brooklyn', 
1  City  aad  tke  •nrrmmdlac  tetrttory  wUl  be  united  Into 


r»r   U71 


I  ef  Mew  York  City  aad  Mew  York  County  took  place 
the  rlty  tbea  aeMtaaed  the  eoeaty  debt.    In  tke 
( lean*  wholly  la  tke  *taklag  fuad  are  distinguished 
ted  to  tke  aaaooat  out*taadlB«.    Loan*  exempt  from  taxa- 
•n  hare  a  paragraph  atark  (t)  added  t*  tke  title  of  tke  loan.    The 
>>,  r.  d  aad  •  prefixed  to  tke  amount  outstanding  refer  to 
•nrtty  which  On  loans  hare  by  reason  of  sinking  funds,  a*  fully 


LOANS- 
NAME  AND  PURPOSE. 
Armory  bonds Tl 


do 

do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


do 


— Inlerrtt. — . 
Knit.  I'ai/able. 

3       MAN       Aug.  15, 19O4 
3       MAN       Nov.  1,  19O7 
Of  this  $91,5OO  la  in  the  sinking  fund 


-  -Principal.  -  —  » 
When  Due.        OuMund'g. 


C341.70O 


Asaeesment  bond*. 


do  f  '3    "MAN 

do  12>sA3M  A  N 

do  H    3        MAN 

do  3 

do  1895 3g 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 

do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


do 
do 

do 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 

do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


Nov.  1 
Nov.  1 
NOT.  1 
NOT.  1 
NOT.  1 
Nov.  1 
NOT.  1 
NOT.  1 


19O9 


C442.0OO 
1907  c  *.r.264,531 
1910c«.f.729.767 
1910  a.r.348,7OO 
1914  |t.270,50O 
'97-99  *.f.57a.OOO 
1899  250,000 

B.f.4.395 
•.f.750,OOO 
*.f.76,OOO 
30.0OO 
2.050,000 


MAN 

MAN 
M  A  N 

3»«    M  A  N 

3        MAN  Nor.  1    '99-'00 

3       MAN  On  or  after '93 

3       MAN  do       do   -88 

3       MAN  do       do   '90 

3       MAN  NOT.  1,  1899 

Of  tbl*  $1,8OO.OOO  18  In  the  sinking  fund. 

1895 3g    MAN  1899                (.250.0OO 

1895 3g    M  A  N  1901                aV-OO.OOO 

1895 3       MAN  Onorafter'95    B.f.740,500 

1895 3        MAN  do       do   '97      s.f.54  !I4!> 

1895 3       MAN  1897-1899             850.OOO 

Of  this  $100,000  is  in  the  sinking  fund, 

t  fund  stock...    7       MAN  NOT.  1,  19O3            .:.:.;,,;t>o 

do           6       MAN  NOT.  1,  19O3     e.r.l56,lOO 

do                       .    6       M  A  N  NOT.  1,  191O           900,450 
Of  this  9364,850  is  in  the  sinking  fund. 


tJ 


5       MAN       Nor.  1.  1903 


«.f.500 


Bridge  Bond*  and  Consolidated  Stock  :— 
EaitKlrer  Bridge  1895 


do          do          1896.. 

do          do  1  -•  ••• 

Harlem  R.Br.  (oonaol.st.) 


3        MAN 

3>*gM  A  N 
3>9(M  A  N 
3  MAN 
3  MAN 


do 

do 
do 
do 
do 
d* 
do 
do 
do 
do 

•0 

do 

E 


E 

do 

do 

do 
do 


1917  g 

1918  g 
Nor.  1,1906 

do(e.*.)1887..    3       MAN       Nor.  1. 1907 
9350,000  is  In  the  s*k'g  fd  and  9900,000  is  tax  free. 

do  (eon.  St.).       3       MAN       Nor.  1,  1908     cl, 150,000 
9800.000 1*  in  tke  sVg  fd  and  9850,000  is  tax  free. 


*.f.60,0«9 
g.100.000 
30O.OOO 
c  a.f.5O,OOO 
c  l,250,OOf 


do  (eonsoL  st) 
do  (oonsoL  st.) 
do  (consol.  it) 

do 

do 

do  (155th  st) . 
.:..  'U.,-i,.l;r 
do  (Wash.  Br.) 
do  (155  st.hr.) 
do  (7thar.br.) 
do  (3d  ar.  br.) 
do  (3d  ar.  br.) 

ISM 

do  1896.. 
do(l  ttaT.br.) 

•1 11.  •«    ' 

doleonaol.  st.) 

S(eon*oL*t) 
(for  land).. 
(•Up  canal. . . 
do 
do 

E 
C 
do 
do  1890 


M.  Y. and  Brook.  Bridge. 


M  A  N 
MAN 

3  MAN 

3  MAN 

3  MAN 

3  MAN 

3  MAN 

3  MAN 

3  M  A  N 

3  MAN 

3  MAN 

3  MAN 

3  MAN 
:;W  M  A  X 

I  V    A     X 

24  MAN 

24  M  A  N 

2%  MAN 

3  MAN 

3  MAM 

3  MAN 

3  MAN 

3  MAN 

3  MAM 

:i  c  M  A    X 

3  MAN 

6  MA  N 


1910 
1911 
1912 
1913 

1914 


c  *.f.l6,65O 
r  a.f.89,508 
c  •.r.60,078 
c».r.!7,175 

c  •  r.3o,ooo 


MOT.  1.  1916  e  *.f.l70,OOO 
NOT.  1, 1914  a.r.45,59O 
,1913 

1916 

191(1 


NOT.  1. 
NOT.I. 
MOT.  1, 
Nor.  1, 1914 
Nor.  1,1913 
1910 


>.r.l8,5OO 
B.f.37O,OOO 

a.r.1,218 

e.r.70.OOO 
B.f.67.000 
a.r.  15.000 
C.650.0OO 
1920    B.r.30.000 
NOT.  1,  1910    e  178.3OO 
Nor.  1,  19O9  e  a.r.383,100 
e  B.C.14,500 
CB.f.182.291 
r  *  f.48,OOO 
e.r.287.000 
B.r.27,OOO 
a.  r.  56,884 
B.r.77.388 
K.854.181 
*.f.  20,000 


1916 

1914 

NOT.  1,1914 
Mor.  1, 1915 
p-i  t 


IMO 
Nor.  1.  1905 


do 


do 


Of  this  *1.232.0i)0 1*  In  the  sinking  fund. 


1.500,000 


do  eonsol.  «u 


5OO.OOO 


<-921.9OO 


do 

E 

do 


5          Q-F         May    1,  1926 
to  call  on  or  after  Nor.  1, 19OO 
•tk.    5         Q-F         May   1,  1926 
Subject  to  call  on  or  after  NOT.  1. 1900 

9421,900  being  in  the  sinking  hind 
..5       MAM  1909  1918 

4       MAN  1909  19M 

.4       MAN  1900-1928  C  a.r.416,666 

ons.  stk.)    3       MAN       MOT.  1,  1922ca.r.33O,OOO 

to  3       MAM  in 

do  ...    3       M  A  N  1928 

1996..    3       MAM  19M 

Central  Park  fund  rtock...    6         O-F         July  1,  1898 
do  do          .    0         O-F         July  1,  1898 

Of  this  941,300 1*  In  linking  fund. 
City    ImproTemeat    itoca: 

do       (all  in  sink.  fund).  5  AOM  A  M         1900 

E  do    1890.    3g     M  A  N  1916 

City  Parks  Improreaient  Fund  Stock— 

Iaso*ofl972 7       MAN       Dec.23.19Ol 

do    1872-79 7       MAM       Sept.  8,  1902 

.:..    i-r'i  7; 


e.r.  120.000 

30.000 

a27S,000 

a399.300 


MAM 


7 ':•;;,: 


1903 


•j.778,772 

200,000 
465.000 
446,000 


....         *  *••«•**  af  U1J        A*      1  iTVF.I  , 

.6       MAM       Dee.  23,  1901        1.638.OOO 
Of  this  $1,371,500  1*  In  the  sinking  fund. 


6g    J    A    J       Jan.    1,  1902          862.0OO 
6       MAN        Sept.  3,  1902    B.f.685.OOO 
....    6       MAM       July  1,   1903  8O4.OOO 

Of  this  9704.000  Is  In  the  sinking  fund. 
do    1875-76  ---------    6        MAN       July  1.   1904  225.OOO 

Of  tlil»  $12.VO<>0  I.  In  tin-  sinking  fund. 
do    1*77-80  ..........     5        MAN       July  1,  19&4    *.r.336,OOO 

Consolidated  Stock—  City 

do    gold  ......  .     6g    J    A    J        July  1,  1901        4.252.0OO 

do  -O."  .................    8       MAM       NOT.  1,  1897  2OO.OQO 

Of  this  9169,000  1*  In  the  sinking  fund. 
doMo.2,gold  ...........    5g    MAM       Nor.  1,  1928  b  6,900,000 

Subject  _to  call  on_  and_after_No_T._l.  1908.  _____ 


do"LaadM". 

V' 


t 


traek. 


•  do 

Mew  parka,  etc.... 


4A5    M  A 
14       MAN 

.  .1',.,-M  A  X 
..  6»J  A  J 
3  M  A  N 
:>>•  M  A  N 
3?  M  A  N 
3  MAM 
3  MAN 
1890.  3g  M  A  N 
....f.  2H  M  A  N 


MOT.  1,  1899eB.C689.730 
Nor.  1,  1910    b2.800.000 
1922  7,000,000 

July  1,  19O1  8,885,500 
Mor.  1.  1907  e.r.  68,923 
85.000 
c.K.300,000 
142,000 
B.r.88.000 
K.70.0OO 
p''.~'J2,10O 


1911 

MOT.  1,  1912 
Mor.   1.   1912 

1912 
MOT.   1.  1929 


Reparing 


Subject  to  oall  on  or  after  NOT.  1,  19OI). 
94A5.100  being  In  the  slnklnv  f  ini.l 
MAN 


Nor.  1,  19OO  c*.f.  103.OOO 
NOT.  1,  1910     rl.OOO.OOO 
NOT.  1,  1911r».r  1OOOOOO 
19i:tc*.f.l500000 


NOT.  1, 
MOT.  1,  1913 
Mor.  1,  1910 


-.(MI.IMMI 


MAN 
MAN 
MAN 
MAN 
MAN 

M  A  NNoT.l,1905to'23  *.r.l62,30S 
MAN  1912  B.r.45,000 

MAN  1020  K.935.000 

MAN  1920  B.r.6,000 

3>«gM  AN  19U  (.475,000 

3>«g  MAN  1917  700,000 

3       MAN  l  •-'•  a.r.l.noo 

2><    M  A  N       MOT.  1,  1909  c.*.r.895,OOO 


52 


STATE  AflB  CITY 


Vol.  LX1V 


Consolidated  Stock  City—  (Con.) 
Am.reumNat.H,.ry:2^A3  M  A  N       Nov.  1^915  e  B.r.^0.^ 

do         .    :i       M  A  N       Nov.  1.  1920     ••1™*,™* 

SS&S.MS       S917  *gg 

us  1896  i1"^  s  N  Nov-i2o917  irsm 

CorlearsHookPark.;^.,    3g    M  A  N               1914             *«  -g 

4-4-1  y  if    i  11 

Easier  Pa?k°              "ftf*?      Nov.Ti907        .g$8 

LOANS—'                     —  InUreit.  —  ,        .  Principal.  -, 
NAME  AND  PURPOSE.            Rate.  Payable.           When  Due.  Outstanding. 
Dock  bonds    (Con  )          U    3       MAN       Nov.  1,  1919  c$l,000,000 

do                                 .U    3       M  A  N       Nov.  1,  1920     cl,050,000 

do                            ....H    3       MAN       Nov.  1.  1921     cl,700,000 

Of  this  $450,000  is  in  the  sinking  fund. 
do                             ...11    3       MAN       Nov.  1,  1922  cs.f.2130000 

do                             ...11    3       MAN       Nov.  1,  1922           t-20,000 

IT    3  -    MAN       Nov.  1,  1923cs.f.l6(>0000 

do                             ...H    3       MAN       Nov.  1,  1923         c865,000 

do                             ...11    3       MAN       Nov.  1.  1924c  s.f.915,000 

do                             ...11    3       M  A  N                 1924               c725,OQO 

do                          3        MAN       Nov.   1,  1924       1,060,000 

Of  tills  $(i(iO,000  is  in  the  sinking  fund. 
do                      ...1895.    3g.    MAN                l'.»2.->           g.  1,  160,000 

do                      ...1895.   '3       MAN               1925             s.f.300,000 

do                                       S^g  1927            g.2,OOO.OOO 

do                                   11    2!a    M  A  N       1919  A  1920  c  ».  f.450,000 

do                               3       M  A  N       Nov.  1,  1911    ».f.577,118 

Fire  department            ..6       MAN       Nov.  1,  1899    B.f.521,952 

.    2>,    MAN       Nov.  1,  1907        •/•?.500 

do             cons,  stock.    3       MAN       Nov.  1,   1916    s.f.300,000 
Market  stock                        7       MAN       May  1,  1897            40,000 

.    3       MAN       Nov.  1,  1911       »-f-3^°«0 

•B-*sr-:;S  i..8ii   ;fe  ii  i 

i^fcf!-s'Sii  -I--11 

5ffipassi5«,us||  .^fe^S 

1       :K,*:,V"     °"'3iC  "SS 

MorutiiKstde  park  2i«A3  M  A  N       Nov.  1,  1907  CB.f.43  1,500 

do                                  6       M  A  N       May   1,   1897    s.f.181.000 

Museum  Art,  etc.           ..  Var.  MAN       May  1,  1903     ».f.958,000 

do           do      ..1893U    3         1913                      10,000 
School  hse.  bonds                 313    M  A  N       Nov.  1,  1912          51.',-).-,:) 
do       bonds                     US       MAN       Nov.  1,  1897         c958,000 
Of  this  $8,000  is  in  the  sinking  fund, 
do      bonds                    US       MAN       Nov.  1,  1908      c3,  151,  162 
Of  this  $2,256  is  in  the  sinking  fund. 
do      bonds          _i          3       MAN       Nov.  1,  1908         c449,S06 
OM            Of  this  $22,767  is  In  the  sinking  fund. 
do      bonds                !  f  H3       MAN       Nov.  1,  1911      c2,234,078 
9ti        Of  this  $1,336,872  Is  in  the  sinking  fund. 
do       bonds                       3       MAN       Nov.  1,  1913           7.-.1.560 
do       bonds                        3        M&N        Nov.  1,  1916  ».f.l,f>7. 
2"a    M  A  N           1897-1908    c  s.f.1'22,037 
Of  this  $42,000  is  tax  exempt, 
do    sanit.  impr.                3       MAN       Nov.  1.  1914            42,000 
!..1895.    3        MAN                1914                     27,000 

i  Parkway           .3       MAN         Nov..  1912            B.f.4,000 

Mulberry  Bond  P£-,  1895    3  g    M  A  N                1920              «'^2'??? 
do           do           18»5    3  g    M  A  N                                   B'I'roo'ooi 
Public  Park  12th  Ward     S       MAN               1917              s.f.29.994 

P,vrks  and  parkways..,     3       MAN       Novl    1919     ,,£90,000 

I   3«   SoVv:  i:  i99i23    *"$&!> 

do     1895    3g    MAN                1914               K-260,700 
do                    do     1895    3g    MAN                1925               g.310.000 
do     1896    24    M  A  N                1929              s.f.r2,000 
do     1896    3i«gM  A  N                1917              g.123,000 
Pub.  Park  St.  Nicholas  Av.    3       MAN       Nov.  1.  1911       s.f.43,074 
do                     do     1896    3       M&N                1914              s.f.10,000 
do                     do     1896    3       MAN                1917                s.f.4,000 
do                    do     1896    3       MAN                1921                 s.f.5,000 
do                    do     1896    SiagM  A  N                1916              g.554,5b5 
do    .        .    SiagM  A  N           1917-1918         g.295,000 

do                         ..1895.    3g.    MAN               1914               g.89!i.*41 

Of  this  $960  is  In  the  sinking  fund, 
do                    ....1896.    SiagM  AN               1911          g  2,893,960 

do                            1H96      3g    M  &  N                1914          g.s.f.77.ii'2l 

Soldiers'  Bounty  Fund:  — 
No.3ofl865  7       MAN       Nov.  1,  1897           193,200 

Add'l  Croton  Water  Stock    4       MAN              1899      cs.f.  2,230,000 
do                 do            If    3        M  A  N       Nov.  1,  1899        cSOO.OOO 
•  do                 do             .    3       MAN       Nov.   1,  1899  cs.f.259,000 
ao                 do             .    3       M  A  N       Nov.   1,   1904ds.f.  2395000 
do                 do             .     3       M  A  N       Nov.  1,  1904    s.f.200,000 
do                 do           ..    3       M  A  N       Nov.   1,   1905      s.f.37,000 
do                 do             .    3       M  A   N                1905             K.f.-'45,000 
do                 do    1895.    3       MAN               1912          s.f.1,008,000 
do                 do    1895.    3g.    MAN               1914               g.591,500 
do                do   1896     SiagM  A  N              1911              g.600,000 
do                do    2i«    M  A  N       Nov.  1.  1904ds.f.300.000 

Police  Department,  1895    3g    MAN                                      *V§°,'£& 
3      do              do           1896    3iagM&N                1916              g.100,000 
Public  building  ....1895    3       MAN                                      ••£$>S°12 
do           do          ...1895    3g    MAN                1914                 g.60,000 
...1895    3       MAN                1912                 B.f.3,30O 
do           do          ...1895    3       MAN                1916              B.f.15,000 
do           do             .1895    3g    MA  N                1920              g.  199,000 
Public  driveway                 3       MAN       Nov.  1,  1918     s.f.620,000 

Additional    new    croton 
acjueduct  stock               7       MAN       Aug.  1,  1900    al,  004,  500 

So            do       .'.'.".1895    3  g    M  A  N                1920               g.800,900 
do           do       ....1896    SiagM  A  N               1916             g.250.010 
Rlker's  Island                   .3       MAN       Nov.  1,  1913        s.f.28,425 

do           do                    .    6       M  A  N       Aug.  1,   1900        a269,800 

do           do                         5       M  A  N       Aug.  1,   1900          a57,000 

Adititionalwaterstock.il    313    A  A  O       Oct.    1,  1933          300,000 
Subject  to  call  on  and  after  Oct.  1,  1913. 
do         do               ...H    313    A  A  O       Oct.    1,  1904    dl,500,000 

Riverside  Park  A  Drive.    3       MAN       Nov.  1,  1907       s.f.78,000 
do           do    .              .    3       M  A  N       Nov.  1,   1912          s.f.8,500 

do           do    1895    3g    MAN                1914               g.380,000 
do           do    .        1895    3       M  A  N                1914               s.f.10,000 
do           do    1896    3       MAN                1914                 ».f.9,000 
do          do         .1896    SiagM  A  N               1»12             g.200,000 
Rutgers  Slip  park.1893  .    3       MAN       Nov.  1,  1911    c  s.f.20,000 
Sedgwiek  A  Ogden  Aves.    3       MAN       Nov.  1,  1916       s.f.57,000 
State  Insane  tax...  1896    S^gM  A  N               1915          g.1,377,000 
Street  Cleaning  Dep.,  '95    3       M&N               1913             s.f.48,575 
do           do                 '95    3  g    M  A  N                1914                 g.50,000 
do           do                 'f  «    3       M  A  N                1914                 s.f.3,950 
do           do                 '96    3!agM  &  N                1912                'g.83,000 
Van  Cortlaudt  Park  3       MAN       Nov.  1,  1909     B.f.108,000 
do              do        3       MAN                1909                     19,000 
Wash.  Bridge  Park.1895    3       MAN               1915             s.f.16,778 
do              do           .1895    3  g    M  A  N                1920             g.640.000 
do              do           .1896    3       MAN                1915             s.f  20,000 
Ward's  Island  (purchase)    3       MAN               1913               c672,409 
do          do    (buildings)    3       MAN               1902        cs.f.l60,OOO 
do           do    3       MAN       Nov.  1,  1902     s.f.262,500 

do         do       IT    3       A  A  O       Oct.    1,  1933          145,000 

Subject  to  call  on  and  after  Oct.  1,  1913. 
$45,000  being  in  the  sinking  fund, 
do          do              ....11    3       A  A  O       Oct.    1,   1904    d6,000,000 

Of  this  $1,000,000  is  in  the  sinking  fund, 
do         do                ..H    3       A  A  O       Oct.    1,  1905    d5,000,000 
do          do               ...11    3        A  A  O       Oct.    1,   1907  d!2,550,000 
Of  this  $4,350,000  is  In  the  sinking  fund. 
do         do                   U    3       A  A  O       Oct.    1,  1912     dl,250,000 
Of  this  $1,000,000  is  in  the  sinking  fund, 
do          do               ...11    3       MAN                  1912       d  s.f.95,000 
do          do                    .    3       A  A  O       Oct.   1,   1912  s.f.1,000,000 
do          do                    .    3       M  A  N       Nov.  1,  1912      s.f.248,000 
do          do            1896    3       M&N               1912          s.f.  1.06(1,  500 
do          do            1896    3        MAN               1912              s.f.325,000 
do         do           1896    SiagM  &N              1912               g.175.000 
do          do           1896    SiagM  AN              1915           g.3,030.500 
do         do              ...11    2ia    A  A  O       Oct.    1,  1907ds.f.950,000 
Croton  Reservoir                  6         Q—  F         Aug.  1,  1907          «20,OOC 

do           do    .                  .    3       M  A  N       Nov.  1,  1913     s.f.147,359 

Croton  water  main  stock    7       MAN       Nov.  1.  1900       2,228,000 
Of  this  $44,000  is  in  the  sinking  fund. 
do                 do         ..    6       M  A  N        Nov.  1,   1900       1,256,000 
Of  this  $972,000  is  in  the  sinking  fund. 
do                 do           .    5       M  A   .V       Nov.  1,  1900    s.f.248,000 
do                 do           .    5       M  A  N       Nov.  1,  1906       1,449,000 
Of  this  $1,276,000  Is  in  the  sinking  fund, 
do                 do           .    4       M  A  N       Nov.  1,  1906      s.f.15,000 
do                do               3       M  A  N       Nov.  1,  1912       ».f.77,500 

do          do                           3       M  A  N                1902               s.f.67,500 

do          do    18B6    3       MAN               1902               ».f.6,500 

Other  small  loans  2i«A3  MAN       1896  to  1923  c  s.f.413,775 

Court  House  Bonds  and  Mori;  : 
Criminal  Court  House.  H    3       MAN          1900-1908  cs.f.100,000 
do          do            ..1)    3       MAN           1901-1908  cs.f.300,000 
do           do            ..U    3       MAN           1902-1908  cs.f.450,000 
do           do            ..11    3       MAN           1903-1908  c  s.f.271,000 
do           do           ..US       MAN           1904-1908      cs.f.25,000 
do          do                   3       MA  N           1904-1908       sf  519  000 

Water  main  stock.           .3       MAN              1912            s.f.250,000 

do             do                .    3g.    M  A  N              1914             n.^50,000 

do          do                    3       MAN            1905-1908          s  f  2°  000 

do              do                      3g.    MAN               1918            s.f.100,000 

do           do       3       MAN           1905-1908        s.f.123,000 

Water  stock  of  1870            7       MAN       Nov    1    1902        a412,000 

do          do       2>a    M  A  N          1900.1908     cs.f.35,000 

do            do                     6       M  A  N       Nov    1    1902          a63,000 

N.Y.C'nty  Court  H'se  st'k    5       MAN       Nov.  1,  1898          384,500 
Of  this  $234,500  Is  In  the  sinking  fund. 
do                 do              4       MAN         1896  A  1898         s.f.9,500 
Court  H'se,8up'meO't'96    3       MAN               1919                s.f.7,000 
Police  and  Dist.  courts..    3       MAN       Nov.  1,  1911  c  s.f.75.000 
do                do          ..    3       M  A  N       Nov.  1,  1912  c  B.f.75,OOO 
do                 do            ..    3       M  &  N                 1913        c  s.f  39,  188 
do                 do           ..    3       M  A  N                 1916        c  s.f.54,549 
do                 do           ..    3       M  A  N       Nov.  1,  1916        s.f.  19,088 
do                do          ..    3i«gM  A  N              1916                  199,000 
Dock  bonds  7       MAN       Nov   1    1901          500000 

do            do       .....      3       MAN               1912          ds.f.35.000 
ANNEXED  TERRITORY  BONDS. 
Town  of  Morrisania— 
Central  Av.  construction    7        Ann'ly  j    $1  oOOye^ly. 
Central  Av.  construction    7       seini-an  |    $1  ,000  yearly.    \ 

St.  Ann's  A  v.  construct'  n    7       MA   SJ    li^oo^ea^ly.    j       H'00° 
Town  of  West  Farms— 
Central  Av.  construction    7     \$££      ^OOOyeirtJ.    \    25°'°°« 
Those  bonds  mature  $1,000  yearly,  except  in  the  years  1916 
1917  when  in  each  year  $1,500  mature;  in  1949  and  1975,  none;  in 
1950,  $2,000;  in  1959  and  2147,  each  $500.    Interest  on  about  one- 
half  the  bonds  is  paid  annually,  on  the  remainder  seml-annually. 
Town  of  West  Farms- 
Franklin  Av.  constr'tlon.    7       MAS               1897 
So.  Boulevard  constr't'n.    7       M  A    S  |  $\o?000°yearly.   \    128 
Town  of  Willi'ini^l)ri(l"C                                    '      '         '           ....- 

do             .                           7       M  A  N       Nov    l'  1902          750'000 

do             .    .                      7       M  A  N       Nov    1    1904           348  800 

do         (oousol.  st'k)..    (ig.    J   A   J       July  1,  1901       I.OOO.'OOO 
do          ...                           6       M  A  N       Nov    1    1905       1  065  ''OO 

Of  this  $321,200  is  In  the  sinking  fund. 
do         6       MAN      1902  to  1906   s  f  1  376  000 

do          ....                   5       M  A  N       Nov    1    1909       c500  000 

Of  this  $300,000  is  In  the  sinking  fund, 
do          5       MAN       Nov    1    1908           541200 

Of  this  $372,OOO  is  in  sinking  fund  and  $225,000  payable  from  "  c." 
Dock  bonds  ....            5       MAN       1906tol911s  f  $1  449  800 

Of  this  $711,000  la  payable  from  "  c."   ' 
do          4       MAN       1911  to  1914  s  f  2  747  000 

do          IT    313    MAN       Nov    1    1915    Vl'lSo'ooO 

Village  of  Wakefleld               -                        .         ' 

do                             .           313    M  A  N       Nov    1    1924         '    ">o'oOO 

do          3iflgM  A  N              *1926               1  OOo'oOO 

a  These  bonds  are  a,  first  lien  on  "  sinking  fund  redemption  No.  I."  n 
b  These  bonds  are  a  second  lieu  on  "sinking  fund  redemption  > 
c  These  bonds  and  stocks  are  secured  by  special  fund  derived  1 
taxation  and  from  "  sinking  fund  redemption  No.  I." 
d  These  water  bondsarc  payable  from  "sinking  fiiudredemptlo1 
e  Payable  from  sink,  f  .  red.  No.  I  under  law  authorizing  their 

Of  this  $270,000  Is  in  the  sinking  fund  and  $35o',OOO  tax  exempt. 
Dock  bonds  H    3       MA  N       Nov  1     1916      C$500000 

do                                  IT    3       M  A  N       Nov  1    1917         c500*OOO 

do          ....                  IT    3       MAN       Nov'  1*   1918      cl  000*  000 

Of  this  $500,000  Is  In  the  sinking  fund.  ' 

April,  189' 


M£W  YOflK-CITItS  MID  TOWNS, 


53 


PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS. -The  denomination,  of  the  bond.  »nd 
•took  of  the  city  of  New  York  are  not  fixed.  Certiflcaten  are  iMued  for 
Bay  amount  In  even  hundred*,  with  95OO  as  the  minimum. 

INTEREST-WHERE  PAYABLE.-Conpon  interest  to  payable  at 
8  air  Tru-t  Company;  neutered  Internet  at  offlc*  of  City  Chamber- 
lain: Interact  OB  the  gold  coupon  bond*  of  1901  and  1902  U  payable 

.  -  -  -     r .    '   .-•          '.  •    ' .   I  •••-'.  »r 

DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS.  Erc.-The  subjoined  statement 
r  York'*  total  municipal  debt  and  the  linking  fund  held  bj 
«ln»t  the  same  on  the  date*  indicated. 

Jan.  1. 1897.  Jm*.  1. 1896.  Jan.  1.  1893. 

*ddeM...9l93.W7.6eO  9183.588£97  9173.991.O81 
nd 77.63"  ........ 


TO 

•  how 


ieddebt.*. 

.. 


.;,,.  ---..V,, 

.-  '..I     :•< 


$104.078,830 
1,899.034 


Mdebt.... 9120.710.325  9112,430.020  $105,777.854 

•exed  table  shows  the  city's  net  debt  a*  it  wa*  on  the  flnt  day 
rj  of  each  of  the  followlag  yean: 


10.323 

iij.450.oao 

10S.7 
101.428.481 

-- 


. 
97.530.036 


1891 

1890. 

I—  • 
MM 

1--7 


908,004.418 
98.603,072 


90.395,634 


1881.. 


1866. 


993.648.100 

106.066.240 

116,773.721 

73*373^52 

33,973^07 

HMW7JM 


NG  FUNDS. -Toe  total  tlakiag  fowl  a«eu  on  January  1, 
'.were  977.630.491.    Of   this  amount  911.723^44 wa. held  IB  a 
•InkiBg  (Bad  (oaktBg  Mad  redemption  No.  II.)  for  amount  of 
aad  965,904.947  (slaking  fund  redemption  No.  I.) 

•f  the  two  stnklag  faaaa  hen  referred  to  U  ertdeat  from  the 


I 


.Oty  bond*  (par  valoe).*62, 


3.302.642 


II. 

•  :;.'-•..«  .1 

,.i  , ,,-.,, 


•-.  '.-7  -••  • 


<aew  parks>  payable    from  slaking 
So.  I  raaeeordaae*  with  a*t  ofaZ 

9.422.100 

the  slnklag  road*,  the  reader  to 
of  the  •ttnracM.ta 


w»  held  by  the  pablle  to  whtea  the  i 

^ASSESSED  VALUATION. -Th«  city's  an 
,  •  have  been  as  follow* : 


aad  tax 


:  .309.143       9374.973.74S       93.tO6.484 
,.£*«*»•         «TM19>7       toi6*47 

,fll 


MmuofTm* 
*w91.000. 
.003        921-40 


EXPENDITURES 


•Ma  of  the  City  < 
loatherttydeM 
rMeaiBlfcstoftheertraobt 

ISSaTSa.r'**'" 


1.979.090 
97,39*) 
24.613 
J1MW7 
M    i- i 
13317 


3.0T7.4W) 


*•**  '*•  •VB*w*m*7ii . 

CHy  of  How  York 

Taxes 


98.197 

...  •  • 
313.678 

•  IN 

_•  -r  --. 

1.14".020 

4-J1.7:«7 

2.435,713 

447.492 
'..--  :  .-i 
2,467,473 
2,144.243 
192.S36 
4.760.VJ9 
150.440 
199.729 
14A.393 
1,347.917 
265.  ««1 
24,3*7 
-  :--• 
130.613 
130.233 


for  1999  amooat  to  946,49  ).371,  Including 
i.ooo  for  9tate  tasoa. 

OPVILATION      K.timated   by    Health  Departmeat,    September. 
•13.371.    la  18M  the  population  wa*  l.«W1.739;  in  1»9O 
"  «•  1JH3J01;  la  189O  It  wa*  1.3O6.20O;  In  187O  It  wa*  942.292. 


Total 963^04.947       9U.723.344       977.630.491 

The  total*  of  the  varloa*  Issati  having  a  Uen  oa  the**,  daklag  road*, 
nd  the  order  of  therr  Uea.  are  ahowa  la  the  fOUowtag;  the  tetter  pre 
sad  la  eaeh  eaa*  betag  the  aame  a*  that  oaed  in  the  table  of  bond* 
i  havtag  eaeh  BOB. 

^•~.t.a&.r.a.Wa  •3>a00-800 

9  7OOOOO 

ete..  havtag  a  Uea  oa  special  fund 
OonaadfromsUk.  f.redo*ap.!(o.  I  .   88.5g4.6O  I 
froantakjagfaad  rilo»ftf;.l>o,n.  98.770.000 


irg 

19-00 
19^70 
10  M) 

99 

.:  ... 


Tkl»  city  1*  In  Niagara  County. 

LOANS—  T*«n  Due. 

SCHOOL  BoiM— 
5.4>i*4*.    981,300.. ..1897-1922 

SEW  KB  BOXDC — 
5A4R,         $624,000....  1901-191 4 

WATER  BO»D« — 
Various,      «2O7,OOO....  1897-1916 

MISCELI-  BOND*— 
4  *3\',  J4J.#18.0OO..  1914-1915 

CERTS,  or  IXDKBT.— 
5» 952.368. ...1897-19O4 

Interact  payable  In  New  York. 


5  A.  SCHOELLKOPF,  Mayor. 
—  1 8.  F.  ARKUSH,  Clerk. 
All  bonds  are  tax  exempt 
Total  df  bt  Feb.  16. 1897.. $982.863 
\N  ati-r  debt  (included) 207.0OO 

City  has  no  sinking  fund. 

Tax  valuation,  real $10,087.24  5 

Tan  valuation. persona]      734, OOO 
Total  valuation  1S96... 10.821, 245 

Assessment  about  "3  real  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO)...      921-28 
Population  In  139O  wa*... 
Populatlou  in  1880  was... 
Population  In  1897  (e»t.). 


5.502 
.  3.32O 
.17,000 


NT«"»Kr  A  \A7  A  1SJr»  A          J  8.  R.  VANDERVOORT.  Mayor. 
.  T.  ONAXAi'  AINU  A. —  $  HENRY  HOMEYKR,  Trcal 

This  Tillage  1*  in  Niagara  County. 

LOANS-  ***»  D**- 

PAVIXO  Boxos— 
6s,  JAD,  934,650 1897  to  1903 

S*,lU8.94>6.(ioar.^. Sept  1 

Part  yearly  after  1896. 
SBWKB  BOKDS— 

-,...|A.[., ,;,,.,„«,         .  .N..\.!.-..  !•'..- 

(95.000  doe  yearly.) 

4*,J*J.  9101.600 Jan.  1,1900 

93.OOO  doe  yearly.) 


WATER  Bo;n>s. 

4* $275.OOO 

Bonded  debt  June  1,'96.  9161.OOO 

Floutlnc  delit 15,00» 

Total  debt  June  1,  1896.     176.0OO 
Water  debt,  additional..     275.0OO 

Tax  valuation  1 895 4,357.333 

AaMMment  about  ^  actual  value. 

Village  tax  <per»1.0OO) $18'2O 

Population  in  189O  was 4.793 

Population  In  1880  waa 1 ,492- 

r.>i>uUtlon  1896  (e*t) 10.OOO 

INTEREST  ox  the  Mwer  bond*  and  paving  6*  I*  payable  at  the 
Xafl  Bank;  oa  the  paring  3*  at  the  Bank  of  America,  N.  Y.  City. 


<  DENNIS  B.  LUCEY.  Mayor. 

ja  j.  DONAHUK.  Treasurer. 

This  elty  I*  in  St.  Lawrence  County. 


LOANS-  »"*«»•  Out. 

HI..HWAT  Bonn*  1893— 
4s.     AAO.914.000. 1897-1903 

(92.00  •  doe  yearly  on  May  1.) 
4«.     AAO.    93.000.May  1, 1V04-5 


4..      A40.    36.000. 

_  (92.pOoiueyearly  on  May  1.) 


i^.  AAO.    92.000.May  1.  19O4-6 
WATBB-WUBB*  Bono*— 


3  if*.  MAN.  930.000 1897-1908 

(93.000  doe  yearly  on  May  30.) 

3V.  MAN  940.000 19O9-1918 

(94.000  due  yearly  on  May  30.) 


3y,FAA.  928.000 18O7-191O 

(92.0OO  due  yearly  on  Au<.  1.) 
Total  debt  Jan.  1. 1897. .  9158,iKX> 


Water  debt  (Included)...     1OI.OOO 
Fax  valuation,  real  ......  3.28O.243 

Tax  valuation,  penonal.    63O.7OO- 
Total  valuation  lx»B  ...3^30.945 
Aateaament  about  3-5  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  91.  000)  ......  927-93 

Population  In  1S97  (est.)..  .14.OOO 
Population  In  1892  wa*.....ll,9.M> 

Population  In  1890  waa  .....  11.662 

Population  In  1880  wa*  .....  10,341 

TAX  FREE.-  All  bonds  are  *xemp«troai  city  taxe*. 

INTEREST  OB  the  928,000  water  loan  due  from  1897  to  1910.  I. 
payable  at  Ofdenaburj  ;  on  all  other  loan*  at  Hew  York. 


Oloaa  I*  la 
23,  1999. 


J  ».  V.  V.  FRANCHOT.  Mayor. 
.  —  )O£OBGE  M.  MAYER.  Clerk. 

aad  wa*  Incorporated  a*  a  elty  Aprir 


the  village  of  Glean. 


Due. 
i  i:  DOM    • 

4V.  AAO,  912,000 1997-1999 

(91.000  da*  yearly  on  Oct.  1.) 
PAVIXO  Boma— 
3*.  Oct.  1.  913.000  ...Oct.  1.1997 


WAT»  WORK*  Boitna— 

4  V.JAJ.  960.000 1897-1903 

4>«*.J*J,    12.300 1900-1914 

Total  debt  Jan.  1.1897.  9189.2OO- 
Water  debt  (Included)..  72.5OO 
Tax  valuation,  real. ....  2.373.35O 


I  .     TI  .»,^^W     ...'    ' 

3*.  Jolr.  910,800 1897-1904 

(91.400  doe  yearly  oa  July  l.j 
3*.  aan     -    .   .  •  -  •  -  • '      •  • : 

(94.300  due  yearly  on  Nov.  1.)        Total  tax  (per  91.OOO). 

8CWKB  Boma—  Poiralatkra  In  1H96  wa* 

5..  JAJ.91I.VJO 1897.1901     Population  In  1892  wa*. 

119,900  due  yearly  OB  July  2.)         Population  In  l«90  waa. 
4<.  JAJ.    35.000..         . 1912-1W18  I  Population  In  1880  WM. 

(93.000  doe  yearly  oa  Jan.  1 .  i      | 

INTEREST  oath*  elty  building  bonds  to  payable  at  the  National 
Park  Bank.  V.  Y.;  on  all  other  bond*  at  Fanners'  Loan  A  Truit 
Ooaipaay.  Hew  York. 


Tax  valuation,  personal  334.323 
total  valuation  1896..  2.7O9.67S 
Aaaeaam't  4O  to  SO  p.  c.  actual  val. 
91*20 
10.1 40 
8,131 
7.358 


ONONDAGA  CO.—  Hi  BBARD  MANZER,  Trea*v 

County  aoat  to  Byracoaa. 

LOANS-  Whin  Dtu. 

v..i.rxTRBB  98OO  Cocr.  Bo>M 
(exteaston). 

%923,OOO  .....  1497 

ounrrama  BoiiM"(refnr«lMl)- 
Mar.  1.1997 


4..  MA*.  fS.OOO 
4a.MA«.23000. 

4*.  MAS,  23.000. Mar   1 

4s,  M  A  A.  920.000.      ~ 


Mar. 


1,1999 
.  1  1999 
MOB.  1.  1900 


Interest  I*  parable  at  Ryracuae. 
Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1997.    9100,000- 

Tax  valuation,  real 97,922.151 

Tax  valuation,  peraon'l.  6336,861 
Total  valuation  1896.104.279.012 
Population  In  1892  wa*...  91.944 
Population  In  1890  wa*...  146.247 
Population  In  188O  was...  117,89* 


OSWEGO.-Oswego.  l.taetownofOswego.lslnOswegoOo. 
LOANS—  "T**"  D»u. 

ClTT  Bo*D»— 

7s,  JAJ.  960.000 1902 

3  vtA^*«84,000~...  1997-1998 
(912.006  doe  yearly.) 


LOANS-  W*«« 

RAII.ROAH  aMnTDt— (OOBt*4— 
3V.  AAO.  9480.000. ...  1899-191» 
(924.000  doe  yearly.) 

3V.  AAO.  931.000 1897-1913 

(93.000  due  yearly.) 
INTEREST  to  payable  at  the  Am.  Kxeh.  Nat.  Bank  of  New  York. 
TOTAL  DEBT,  Erc.-The  total  bonded  debt  at  the  date  of  our  last 
return*  wa*  9999.OOO.    The  Interest  and  principal  of  railroad  bond* 
wham  due  an  met  by  the  tax  levy  of  Oswego  County. 

EQUALIZED  VALUATION  In  1893  of  real  estate  was  97.822.it63;. 
of  personal  property.  9691,900;  total,  98.514.863;  tax  rate  (per  91.OOO) 
r :  1  -  J 1 9.    Real  estate  to  Miessed  "  very  Bear  It*  actual  value." 

POPULATION-The  population  In  1892  wa*  21.996;  In  1890  wa*- 
21,842 ;  In  1880  It  wa*  21,117 ;  In  1870  It  wa*  20,910. 


OSWEGO  COUNT  Y.— THOMAS  MOORE,  Treas, 

County  seat*  are  Ocwego  and  Pulaskl. 
Wtirn  Due. 


LOANS- 

'•M  MI    I: 

3V .932.000 1R9«-1903 

(94.000  due  yearly  on  Men.  1). 
roxmxo  FLOATIXO  DKBT— 

3V,  MAS.  990,000 1897-1909 

(•10,000  due  yearly  i. 


Total  debt  Mar.  1, 1896.    9140,000- 

Valuation,  real 24.O2H.123 

Valuation,  personal . . . .  1,431,407 
Total  valuation  1893. . .25,454. MO 
Total  tax  (per  91.000)..  13-34 

Population  in  18U2  wa* 70.97O 

Population  In  189O  was 71,883 

Population  In  188Owa* 77.911 

INTEREST  on  the  funding  bonds  I*  payable  INew  York  City. 


STATE  AND  Cin 


•OVID. — ThlstownlslnBenoo*  County. 

LOANS-  mien  Out.    Tax  valuation, real.....$l.S94.0Oi 

!•£«•£  Rnitnii  BAT  RH.-  Tax  valuation,  personal      160,000 

MA*  5».OOo!:.A?t?l  1001    Total  ralna.lou  1804, 
«re.t  U  payable  In  N.Y City, 
-idniit  <liut  r*tnrn»)..»«0,000 


It  I  il  II' l    ••••       * 

fit  (last  return*)....    45,240 


....   1,464.000 

Assessnimit  KIIIIIII  n«  actual  value. 
Total  lav  liter 91,000) M-M 

p, ii.tion  iii  IMH2  wan 2,2»i 

r.>|.nliilliiii  In  I  HIM)  was :UI5t 

l-.ipirlatlon  IHUMest.) 3,726 

TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  are  exempt  fn.in  town  t«e«. 


PEEKSK.I  LL.-Thls  village  In  Iii  Wcstohestor  Comity 


LOANS-  WticnDur. 

WATKK  BoWM— 

It. 4n.vi.oon 1004 

3-70H.  JAJ,  40,ono.. .. July  1,  1022 
i  ,     1.5OO.... 9500  yearly 

Bondnd  (lolit  Duo.  1, '00.  .$101,500 

yiimiing  debt 24.000 


T..III!  ilHit 9215,600 

Sinking  fllml 22,000 

s,. I  ill-Til  I I.IHIIU....    108,000 

.million  (804 2,861,980 

Tidal  lux  ( $1,000)...       W22-50 

r., pni. 1 1  n. ii  in  I  HIM  (out.)      10,800 
ivpiilain.ii  In  IHIIO  wan.        !),<(70 


PI_ ATTSBURG.— Clinton  County. 
When  Due.        "" 


WATKB  HOMM— 

4>flK.JAJ.    92,000.. 

•is,  JAJ.      :io,ooo.. 

•Jn,  JAJ,       37,01)0.. 


..July  1,1807 
..July  1, 1808 

July    I,  I  suit 


LOANS  -J|( 

4*!*".  II^NM**""''  '  ~1BOO  to  1905 

irly.) 

II.IM.S1I  — 

i  .    tA.,        $:i,ooo       (let.  1,  1899 
Hublect  to  call  at  any  time. 

U  Mxenipt  from  taxation. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC —The  total  bonded  debt  (last  returns)  was 
9303.OOO.  of  which  9I02.OOO  wan  water  debt.  The  village  owns  Its 
water  tv.u  I, ...  tin-  revenue  from  which  am. units  to  about  if  1  -S.oOO yearly. 

EQUALIZED  VALUATION  In  lH:i:iof  real  estate  wan  tf\  ,(I75,720( 
of  pVrsonaT  |iriip.Vrty.  9949,«BO|  total,  91.tlls.17Oi  tax  rat.  (pa 
91,000),  921  no. 

POPULATION— Tho  population  In  1H!>2  wan  1O.O22  ;  In  181)0  It  was 
7,010 TTiflHHOIt  was  5,245;  In  1870  It  wan  r..  I  :;-.i 

PLYMOUTH. — Thin  town  In  In  Chonaiigo  Comity. 

T..tal  valuation  IHIlf, 9-100,025 

Anscssnii.nl  sullic  as  act, ual  Value. 
Total  lav  (per  $l.oooj   ...      $•.,., 
ivpulat in  1M02  was. 

••,.|.iilali..ii  III    I  --'.III  was. 


..1,118 

..i.ir.is 


LOANS-  »''"»»  »"«• 

ItAll.llotli  Alii  II.ISIIS— 

4*.  J.V.I.  $1  I. Him   Ian.  1,  1*117 

il'art  ilui-  yoarl)  i  I"  .Ian.  1.  1!H  I 
r..tal  Mi. lit  (lust  returns).  .947.OOO 

I'npulall.in  In  IMMII  wan. 

OPTIONAL.— AH  of  the  above  IninilH  am  subject  to  call. 
INTEREST  I"  IlliyaWiMit  tin-  rlirnam:.i  Nat.  Haul,,  Norwich,  N.  Y. 

•D/->DrT>      ITTOT/'TC          JJIHIN    IE.   CAKI.KY.  Mayor. 

I     JtLnV  l£>. —  JQBO.  M.  Wi:i,l,S,  Village  Clerk. 


I'nrt.  .lorvls  In  In  orange  County. 
LOANS—  »''"'"  ""<•• 

HKWKK  BOHDt— 

I  \.  T.O.OOII  .....  Aug.  1,  Mill 

4».  KAA,    :m,(MM>  .....  AUK.  i 


,      .....     K.    . 
pay  ablest  National  Hank, 
' 


r..n  .IITV'IK,  N.  Y. 


•I'oinl  ill-lit  Ki'ii.  i,  L867...  986,000 

•I'otal  viilniilliin  IH'Hl  ..    1,885,360 
AHKlMHUliMit  alinllt    <:i  actual  valllii. 

Tnlal  tax  (per  $l,ooo) $51-48 

i- iiaiimi  Iii  181)0  WIIH 0,397 


POTSDAM. — This  village  Is  In  tho  town  of  same  name  In  St. 

Lawrence  ('.unity. 

LOANS—  »'"  »  Due. 

ItoMIS  — 

i  HUM 


WATKH 

4(i,  A.V.I.  $.:i;.  mid       ..Apr,  1 
- 


I   , 


. 

yoarl)  i  i.i  \pi  ii  mm 
.   .....  |S!I7  I'.II'J 


y<lllKI/inil,   Etc.— 

'1'iilal  .Id. I  (liint  n-lnniM).    $09,500 

\  aliialii.n,   l.-al 1,1H5,400 

Va  Ilia  1 1.  in,  piTMinal ,r.  I. S.I  mi 

Total  asHCHxiiii-nl  1  *n:i. .  .1,733,600 
I'.ipiilallnn  In  I*'.IO  WH.  .'l.'.Kil 
I'liinilnlliin  In  I  MHO  waH li.'O'J 


($.-.00  due  yearly.) 
lilt  UN  t'.l:  I  lo  MM — 
4*.  |,\l-A,$'jri,(M)0 Aug.  1,  11)0(1 

INTEREST  mi  the  water  bond*  I*  payable  at-  the  UnltodStates  Hank, 

New  York  City;  on  the  others  In  Potsdam. 

POUGHKEEPSIE.— J.  FKANK   HILL, 

Tills  city  In  the  county  scat  of  Dutcliess  Connlj. 

LOANS-  - — /Htoretl. — ,    . Prin<-i/>«l. 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  Half.   1'ill/llMe.  H'/ir,i  l>ilf.        (>l _  ,. 

«•'"•"•'•«"•'" 7  MAN^I^'V^^;;^';*.:,,),,,;,, 


.lo 
.In 


l.'all.ill  Inip't    li.lllllK 


7 

7 
Kiitlroiul  linniln  .............    7 


Mo 
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do 


do 
do 

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.1,1 
,1,, 

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do 


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(I 

i 
i 

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4 
I 


V  A  A 
MAN 

M  A   N 
V  &  A 


Ann.  1.1HOH-1910) 

iinrt  ,  .....  Ii  \cai-.    ( 

Muj     I.    i'.'l  I 

SMayl.ls^T  I  !•(•*/ 

(   iwirl  i-acli  vein-.    < 

|.Vi,.    t,    1902     ' 


73,000 

SL',0110 

58,000 

s:i,ooo 


M  A 
K  A 
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V  A  A 

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i  '.in  i 

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do         

Kchllol    l,,inils. 

Jt., unties      

.1.. 


do 
do 

do 
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3 

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4 
4 
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I  Feb.  t.  1-10(1] 

AUK.  I.  I'.'i'i;  ( 

1  I'Vl..  1.  I'.ioT  : 

(AUK.  i,  i!io7i 


J  A 

M  A 

M  A 

M  A 

M  A 

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M  .v- 


MAS 


July    1.    I'.ior. 
1900 

l-.IO'.l 

L901 

looa 

1110:1 

I ',10  I 

1908 
1906 

1!»07 
(11KIS 

]  IHO'I 

I  nun 


27:1.000 

C..0(lll 

10,000 

r.'.ooo 

I. ,.000 

i;,ooo 
20,000 

"0,000 
10,000 
10.000 
'.11.000 

•.•o.ooo 

.0,000 

10.000 
20.000 
10.000 
I '.1.000 

:>:i.ooo 

.-000 

1(1, OOO 

S.OIHI 

17.000 

17.000 

•20.000 

IS, OOO 

20,000 

•o.ooo 
••o.ooo 

1  '.00(1 
lli.OOO 
1 1;. .mo 
4,000 


Asylum s 

builds 31 

INTEREST  Is  payable  at  Kallklll  National  Hank, 
TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING   FUNDS,  ETC.-The  subjoined  statement 
i.nvnl  oiighkeopnlon  total  municipal  debt,  the  sinking  fund  held  b\  ihe 
Ity  again-.!  the  mine,  ami  the  water  debt,  on  the  following  dates- 


[Vol.  LXIV 


Jan.  1, '07,        Jan.  1, 

Total  funded  debt  (Including  Wtttor  debt) 91,738,000       91,735, 

HlnkliiK  fund" 3.OOO 


Not  debt 91,735.000       $1,7:11.000 

\\:,i,  i  debt,  Included  above 88B.OOO  060.000 

Kli nilliiK  debt „ N 1 

CITY  PROPERTY. -'I'll"  dl.v  "»"•<  puldlcbulldlnKS  valued  at  aliont 
9200,000. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  aweued  valuation  and  tax 
rate  have  been  an  follows,  real  estate  being  assessed  at  about  two- 
thirds  of  cash  value: 

1'ermnal          I "tal  Aliened  Itii/r  of  Tax 

Teari—  Krai  l-Mnlr.  Property.  Valuation     tirr  $1.001, 

IS',"',  ...9lO,s7l.r,oo  91,8(15,800  912,740,3(«l 

189B lii.71Mi.17d  l.MltO.OBO  12,(I80,08() 

i*!)i  !          .   io.:i.-,s,r,M.-,  2,271,050  I2,i;2!i.c.:ir.  '/:i-iio 

IH'.II  .  io,r,ri(i,32o          2,:i70,Hno          12,430,170          2.1-44 

IHW) 1I,71H,*!M)  :i,Mi:i,*:,o  13,532,740 

POPULATION —In  1*02  population  was  23,190;  In  1890  Itwai 
22,20(1;  In  1  H*O  It  was  20,207  j  In  I H70  It  was  20.080 


QUEENS  CO. — JOSKIMI   I )  y  K  us,  T  reap. 

( ' ity  seat  Is  Long  Inland  City. 

LOANS—  When  Due.       OTIIKK  DONDS-^ 

Kl.liKIIISO   Mir.mVAY— 

..(M)0  (gold)   1902 
con.  r.. .MIS  - 


. 

•In,  si-inl  an.,$l  10,000.  

!•  ..IA.I,  *i:. I. (ii tog.. ..July  1,1010 

K,,  u,  r,,  IMIH 
4g,  JAJ, $400,000. ...May  i,  m-j-j 

In,  ,M,v'N,  275.0»MI  K.,  Nov.  1,   mil! 
4n,  AAO,   HIS, 000 \pr.  I,  11117 


.  .,  . 

(!(il.-,,ooo  due  M 
Tolal  delil  .Inly  IM'.n; 

,,    .  ,       ,  alii  ......  ii.  real 


. 

i:,|llal.  valuation.  ; 
Total    e,|ilal.  valiialion 


. 

I'opillatlnn  in  IS1I-J 
I'npnlal  i,ui  In  IS'.IO 
r.,pulali.iu  In  IS*0 


t,i  I'.IO- 

$!i;,l,  .....  I 

7.-i,OOn,104 
II 


RENSSELAER  CO.— O.  II.  MOUHISON,  Ti 

county  scat  In  Troy. 


LOANS-  »'""  '""•• 

ll,u-l:  ItoMis  (reg.)— 

\A().^i*  1.000 |S!I7    I'.tlO 

ooo  due  yoarlj  on    \prll  I.) 

\.vd.  9130,000.      mi  i  m:u 

(.^il.OIHI  due  yciirly  .ill  April   I.) 

3iJin,  AM  '.  :flo.,.ooo  Apr.  l.'::l  '  1., 

(1)17,000  i  ,    v  earlj  i 

llollSI,  ill,'  INHIIMTIIY    lioNlin— 

•Is.  V\\.  $10,000     .     IM-II.    1,  11102 

HlNKINU  I''I1M1  llilNDS— 

\,vd.  $100.000  Apr.  1,  1898 
MIO  due  yeaihl  to  Apr.  1,'O7) 
W  \u  ItoNi.s  o-enewiili 

i, VI..     1.   IS'IS 

•is.  h'.v-.\.  -:'.:.ooo  ...  reb.  i.  IMIMI 
4s,  I'&A,  :i:..ooo  .  i-'.-ii.  i,  moo 
4s,  FAA,  Kl.ooo 1-Yli.  I.  mm 

I  I,  I'A  \.        11.000    ...    1'Vb.     I,  11102 

i ••..  I<A  a,  1:1,000  ...  i-'eb.  I.  1110:1 
Is.  I.-.VA,  7,000 Feb.  l.moi 


\\'  Mi  It.iMis  (renewal)— 

is.  I.-A-A,  $:iii,oiHi         i  ,  i, 
i  .  r.v A,    :in,ooo         : 

1  I,  h'A  A,     -.!II.(KIO l-'eb. 

I    .  I •'.-    \.     -J7.000 I'Vl,. 

I  ..  |,'A  A,         S, .'cli.    I.   1H1I 

(«1,OOO  due  y. •:. 
4s,  KAA.    $'l.ooo  1'Vb.   1.  I 
($1,000  due  yearly.) 

•Is,  KAA.     $1). l-'cb.    I.  IH'i 

($1.000  due  \(-arly.) 
•In,  FAA.$:is.ooo  I  ,-i, 

(92,OOO  due  ji-iirly.) 

l-.<,u,led  delit   Apr.   I.  IM..I7..$7I7,000 

Cnnnt\  has  1111  llnalinj.- 
Tn\  valuallnu.  real      .$7  I 
Tax  villnaiion.  per^'l 
Total  viiliiatlon,  l--.ii;     7:1.01. 
Population  111    1HH2  WH 
r.ipiilatinn  In  ISIHI  wa 
I'opnliillon  In  isso  was  .    1  1 


INTEREST  on  Hie  court  house  bonds  Is  payable  :il  the  ,, nice  of  tho 
Ooniity  Treasurer;  on  nil  other  liondn  nt  National  Htate  Hani 
N.  Y. 


RICHFIELD  SPRINGS.— Rtchfloid  Springs  is 

Otsego  Coonly. 

LOANS- 
i:it.  II.IMIS 


In 


HIK-. 


5s,  JAIi.  $1.000 June  1, 1808 

S|.;wi:u   HONIIM 

f,n 9l!),500 1925 

(Siili|cct  to  call  after  1905) 
5s.  ...  .    *  ,...oo  1925 

Vt  tn;n   HOMIS,  UKPIINIt.,  1 
4n $2.000 .1*07  to  I'.lOO 

4s 


i.-t-  .00  yearly.) 
lli.OOO 1901  to  1910 


WATKU  llo^os- 
fln, $20,000 lice.,  1900 

7.000 

Total  debt   Mar.  1.  M«li..    $. 
\\.-iterdebt    {included). 

Tax  valnalloll,  real 752,931 

Tax  valuatliui.  peisunal.        BQ^H 
Total  valuation.    ' 

nn 'til    al.on!    L-  arl  ua  I 
Total  lav  rule  (per  $l.oooi  if 
I'opiilalion  In  IS'io  wn 
I'opnlaliiiu  In  IS'.II  (cst.) 


INTEREST  on  the  bonds  In  payable  at    Mm   Kir.!    National    Hank  of 
Ulchllcld  Springs. 

TAX  EXEMPT— The  water  bonds  of  1H9-1  are  exempt  fr 

tlon. 

RICHMpND   CO.— K.  (J.  Virr,  (Mi-rk  Hoard  o( 
Snpervisorf". 

County  seal  Is  Klchmond. 

Under  Ihe  (Greater   New    York    (barter.    New    >  oi-U    City,    l!i,- 
Long  Island  City,   Klohinond   c, unity   and    Ihe   sm ruundln:;  Icrrltory 
will  be  consolidated  into  one  municipality. 

As  we  were  going  to   press  the  county    was   adt  crtislng  for 
April,  1S1I7,  9100,000  of  25-yeur  road  Improvement  bonds. 


LOANS—  When  Hue. 

( 'oi  N  rv  BONUS— 

.,'--  |,  I-'A   \.   ^.,.,.000   Am:.       I.  ls,.|..l 

'A.I,'     :i':i'.ooo  July  :ill  l:i()() 
•In,     AAO,      r>7.OOO.  Apr.   :IO.  " 
:ii-js,  AAo,     -lo.ooo  Apr.     1, 

31    -.  l''.v  \ .000    Vug.      1. 

:;'.-.,  .IA-.I.  c,:i.ooo..iiil.v  :n. 
3Hin.  K.V  \.  :, o.i  n  in  Aug.  1, 
:;| ....  l-'.VA,  lo.ooo.  Apr.  1, 
r*J,  .,-..000  Jan.  :il. 
.:  .  t.vd.  i.n.ooo.  Aug.  I. 
•in.  l.'.v  A.  ., s.ooo  \,,g.  i,  iitlO 

I  I:M,IM;   HOMIS  1894— 
Is.  c.  ,.IA  n.  ^i  ,.000 1914 


-:10'.! 
I'.'CI 
1005 
I'.ioii 
I'.IOS 
11IOI 


LOANS-  »''" 

Ko  tn  HoMin— 

.I.V-K,  $!IO,OOO   ..lime  1.  19 

\,       100.000        \|, 

\.      I    ,0.000    .   \n 

..',  N.         I. ,,000      V 

run 

100.000.  g Aug.,    II 

-Is.g  ,  J.VII..  lfl(is.0illl..l 

Totaldcln  Jan.  I,  I  s;l7  :- 

:l'a  \  \  alii.il  i. .11.  real  "M.  ,  1O.  I., 


, 

Ta  \  valnal'n.  personal          1  16,22.' 
Total  viilnalioii    1MII!       ' 
l-opuTn  lS!l-'(St:il. 
I'oinllallon  In   I -".m  was. 


(  OEO.    !•' .    \VA1:NI:1;.    Ma\,,r. 
. —  J8.  B.  W1LLIAMH,  Treasurer, 
Hoehenler  In  the  cuniity  si\at  of  Monroe  county. 

LOANS—  inierfil —     . —          ;vin.-//iii/.-  - 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  ','"'''.    1'ni/iililf.          \\'tirn  l>nr.       OnMi 

•llrldgc  bonds r    H       .1    ,v-    J        Jan.    1.    lii-'o        |100,00( 

Snb|eet  to  call    alter  Jail    1.  I'.lOO. 

•Brldgobonds r    :;'•    .1    A    j        Jult     I,    11122         i""."1" 

Subject  to  call  after  Jul.t  1.  mo.'. 

•Bridge  bonds r    :i',    .1    .v    .1        sept.  1.    l-.i-Jl          loo.ci'" 

snb.lccl  I  o  call  after  Sept.  1,  1HOI. 
(City  Hull  commission. ..0    7       JAJ       J»n.    1,    m"-' 


April,    1897. 


NEW  YOflK-CITIES  AMD  TOWNS, 


LOANS— 


.r    3«.    F  *  A 
cat  aide  trunk  >ewcBr..r    4       J    *  J 
Subject  to  call  after 
.!••  do        ....r   S>«   J   *  1 

8ul.|*ct  to  call  after 
'.  do 


r/U»  DIM. 
Ann.  1.   1919 


../«•. LI. I"./ 

9100,000 

r  |    190,000 
5<)0,000 


....r    at    J    m  t     }  923.000  yMrty.  \    """.««« 
tabtM*  to  eaJl  after  2O  TMn. 

as  J  *  J    jiaSiolw^S??!  wo.ooo 

lubjeet  to  Mil  after  2O  Team. 


ItadlBK.  1*75...  J   A    J       Jan.    1.  100ft 

•Part  boada.  1868 r    8       J   *    J       July    1.  1928 

.Joe*  to  MU  oa  aad  after  July    I. 
do  :-  -  .    3>t    J    *   J      option. 


I1....NHI 
300.0OO 


7       J    *    j2t 

•>:.•      •     |  1:1:  .     "       .1     \     I        .;    - 

•K.  r,....  .1,1..  l:u.  1-  i.    ,  -    ..  .     I    A     v        I  ,   .     :. 

call  »f  uir  i 
^B*r  w  . 

do  r    4       If  A  A       F- 

ill  »ftrr  2O  rr»n. 
IWi.r    34    K  *  A        K. 


tahtoet  to  Mil  »fur  Keb. 
UK       Vt 


M    • 

1013 

•  M  • 


1  \      •--.'.ooo 

-i    ,000 




_   \   .-.  \      I .      -.'.II 

t»uhj«-t  tocali  I  '14. 

•Waach.        t  91. OOO  rack. 

INTEREST -Wltk  tke  •xeepUoa  of  tke  City  Hall  OonmlMlontrf 
ban  iwbJeb  la  parable  at  tke  o«M  of  tke  Ch»  TrmManr.  Boebeattr.  9. 
boada  aad  lalamet  are  payable  at  tke  oaVoe  of  the  Union  Tnut 
OD.  »r  Mew  York. 

TOTAL   DEBT,   SINKING  FUNDS,    ETC.-Tke  subJolnM  itata 
Aral  .h..w.  Boehwtrr-4  total  bonded  debt,  Inelodln*  tke  water  debt. 


•Bthr  JOladayof  Jaa.iary.  1897;    oa  toe  2Oth  of  January 
IkoUtof  July,  1804.  aadoa  tke  1*1  of  April.  1893. 
Ju«..  1997. 


10M;   on 


. 

OD  J»uii»rjr  20.  IWT,  th»  rttjr  hwl  »  ilaktn(  fnml  of  *17- 
BiMM*  V»ll>>r  lUllrowl  rataadlac  !•«•.  do*  frooi  IWfl  to  1»O3.  U 
pr.....l«l  for  by  «XMM  ol  roMiyti  troa  IOMC  to  If  .  V.  U  E.  *  w.  BB. 

»n  Ibr  lo»n  l«  faM. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  -Tb*  eHr*i  »««••«<  raloatlon  tod  tax 
b*T«  at  dlfcrrot    period*   bo*B    M   follcw*.   pe«l   MUtr   iMtef 
»tfnMBOOU>80poroMitof 


*TION.-U  ISM 


i.-iT.aou 

w».  144334;  lu   1 


I*  1MO  It  w*.  MJMCi  la  It70  It  WM  «JM.    Tko  popml* 
1 1IM.  Moordlx  to  loeml  Icuro*.  WM  1D9.0OO. 


IOME 

U  la  dart  to  Oo 

<J8  - 
ALL  Bow 


County 


ITAflt  AM. 
IW7 


i.  1N07 
1004 


'/mo.Apr.n.1007-31 
Il990:bal.dael03l) 

!  r..;.  ,, . 

fBDJaa  1,1000    - 
tol00O 

;y*»i0oo 

tax  rate  clvea  above  laeli 
(  elty  tax,  91 1-31 ;  eekool  tax,  98-79. 
I  VALUE   -Tb.  water  boad*  <r»ruadla«>  due   IB  1911  are  for 
»;  otker  water  boada.  raltof  aad  city  kail  boa«U.9.V>O  eMh. 


and  town  lai. 


JOHNSVILLE.-  -•  l»re<rt. 

vIO*  U  In  Mont«vmwy  Counij 


ITVo  Du*. 


Total  valOMtna  19M 972«.OOO 

Ai»»MiaoatUaieat  ^  actual  valao. 
Total  Us  (pv  9I.OW»i  V4    914-1O 

l-  . ,.,i...  ....    ,    i-  ...  .  ..  :.   . 

Population  la  1  Hi"  »». 1.072 

Pipalillna  1904  (inianlil)  ajOO 


MMtoCaaton. 

•  •.     -'•-..; 


U  payable  at  »t.  Jnbiuvllle  aad 

LWRENCE  CO. 

.  DIM.  I  Total  Taloatlnn  IBM    9aft.N72.7l 

I     A m-t  .Inc. 

1 1  I  Popnlatioa  la  IMJ  WM....MJJM 
r  iinMar.il         PopwUUoa  la  IH0O  WM.  . .  .U.O49 
i  -."i.9V7 

1.1997.'     9*4.000 1  PopalaU*. 
NTEREST  i«  payable  at  Ooaaly  TrrMnrW*  o«ee,  CkmTerMur. 

NA.-f;.  lt\\rm.  >uperri0or. 

WB  la  la  Ouondaca  Pminty 
lTM»0M. 
»90— 

^ert.  1, 1907 


tax  (prr9I^M>r... 
>1  wan 
ta  1*90  WM 
la  1890  WM 


I4.1M 

Talua. 

-•  i  ..  . 
.  i  •  i 


JM»B  Tract  Co.,  Vow  Y. 


SARANAC    LAKE.-8arana«takel»ln  KrankllnCX). 


LOANS—  Wtirn  l>ur. 

VATCM  W'KI  A  SKWBK  KONDR— 


,5OO 

Ml, 111.- 

S«.  May. '*»..-.. 
lutereat  payable  at  1'u 


•  11140 


...   ,  •  '  . 
Hk..N.  Y. 


Total  delit  (iMt  MtarW)...f8S,000 

Tax  valniilli.ii  i-'H       II-..CMMI 

AmMwmni.nl  aNiut  ':i  nrtunl  vuluc. 
l '.,|, ul  iii  i., n  hi  1  sin  i  wan 764 

I1.. [Ullllllc.il  In    1MHOWM I'M 

tic.rilu  1H94  (cut) :i,<MM» 


1I.IMMI 

1  J  c~~. 


SARATOGA   CO.— S,  C.  MEOUERY,  Treasurer. 

County  »Mt  la  Ballaton. 

Wtun  Due.     4»,  KAA.91S.OOO Frl.    1.11M.7 

I",  K.VA.     l-.IMMI   I  t-l,    I.HMIS 

I,   I-clH      Totill  cli'l.t    I'c'l.     1.   I-1. 7.      <|ll.MI,IMMI 

.Kt-i..  i,  i«:''i    Tax  valuation,  real.        lii,'.s.j.:ii:c 
..Tab.  1, 1  OOO   Tax  valuAtlon,  penon'l.   1.. 

.Feb.  1,  !'.".!     :•••  .    \.ilu 

.Feb.   1,1002       AMWMIIl't    .»   I'.-n lilt    I, Ml    >.,<,,. 

Htatetax  (prr91.«HM» ^-(14 

.Ff«l>.  1,  P'c.i                                 - : ..»»',       .     8-Oa 
.  Ml  IHII'J  WUK T,7,:il.l 

1900  I  Population  In  i-'.c.«,i-        -.7.twi:i 
1 1... n  l.o nd«  for  91, OOO  each. 


LOANS- 
4«.  FAA. 

44.FA-A. 

t«.  K  A 
U.  KAA. 


.  I  , 


t-.   I   A    \. 

4a.Fft.\.    17 
The  forecolnff  bondu 
INTEREST  I"  payable  at  the  County  Tr*a»iinT-«c,nVi\  Rnllnton  Kpa. 


SARATOGA  SPRINGS.- JAS  l>.  M-  Ni  in  . 
Clerk. 

Thta  vlllaire  la  In  OaralnKii  County. 

LOANS-  ""*«•«  <*«'• 

ruiATIMU  I>KBT  BOITM- 

8»,  .....93,000 8ept  1,1800 

So... 

8EWBB  HOBO*— 

.XM* 


.      . 
Oduer.i. 

- 

0«" 


LOAN, 

WATBB  HoxDe— 
O^MAH,  U.OOO Sept.  I.  191O 

...  M  \-.  .i    .'"-'  .lull    I'.|7 

i,!oo 

..'.,, 


<>00 

4a,  MA8.  20.000 

(Part  due  yearly  on  I 
4a,MA*,91 

(Part  due 


oe  yearly  ou  »«|>l .  I  i 


(91 .000  due  yearly  on  Boa*.  1.) 

Vll  I    «•.»    ll»l  I    II.. Ml*— 

(•^.((00  due  yearly  on  An«   1.)      I 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— Tke  bondrd  di-l.t  of  ti.r  \lllace  OB  i 
1907.  WM  9330.000;    BoatlDK  debt,  91O.OOO;   total  debt,  9840,000; 
wafer  debt  (included  la  total).  9904.OOO. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION-la  18«9  the  MMaaed  valuation  of  rral 
MtatewM9i  ,^nonal  |.rt.prrty,  9141.712;  total  valuation. 

I'roperty  U  umidil  at  about  U  of  lu  artual  ralur. 

POPULATION-TIM  population  la  1MK>  WM  11.971V;  In  1  MHO  It  wie 
8.421;  In  117OM  WM  7.518.  In  1x03,  accoHIng  to  local  (eetlmated) 
•(uree,  tke  popolallon  WM  12,900. 

SCHENECTADY.-  C!'i«Ur«. 

y  !•  iltiiat«x1  In  thx  pooaty  of  the  nanir  name. 
LOANS—  • t*ltn»l. — .  . frinfioml  . 

'".iilamfff. 

A}^;,  •'{     930.000 


..»,.. 


-   A  -    1:1: 


-•••••  ....  •    v i-   LI  •       i 

A 


1910 
I      1911 

Tl.M.N.   ..     ,,     , 

1-...,    ,,,    !    „, 

Nov.   1,  1002 


lO.OTMl 
KI.IMMI 


. 

10,0110 
JOOO 
ft.OOO 


IO.OOO 


aWI'T.      t,       AtTVO 

-JKoT.  l/rfst.. 

"  i  910.000  yoarl  v.  < 

A      AUK   i,  mil 


s\"m     i,    ivjiji 

.  .  AUK    I.  lid.  i.i  / 
«-hvMr, 
A    A" 


May  1  • 

..  r.r. 
May  I 

May  in.  IMI  I 
May  in.  cur, 

.  mi'. 


_.,.  .MM. 

....... 

-,,,H«, 
!  I  .«-, 

16,000 

.....  .1 

10.  .-HI 

10,(NKI 
(KI.IMMI 
(M).(MJO 
:io.<XK) 


O-O     ..  .  .  . .  1 1V4     •• 

do    ..  ....1994    4 

S  :  ::ISS  i 

I::    ; 

do    . 

:st 

:      • 

!   '• 
!"3JI    1 

do    ...  -.13        M 

Temporary  loan  for  itreet  laiiimvrmenti,  9M24. 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BOND8.-Tbaa»boo«are  all  to  91,000  pleoM. 

INTEREST  U  payable  In  8cbene«tadr  at  tke  offlee  of  tbe  City 


Knv. 

I  .        i 

M    i 

Nov.  1 


I-.,,  : 


!  ...... 

1010 


4,000 

I     I.IHIII 
I     ..."  .0 

[8,000 
10,000 


TOTAL  DEBT,   ETC.—  The  rlty'i  total  d*bt  on  March  1,  1807,  WM 

9*80.830.    Tbe  aet  debt  on  June  I.  1804,  WM  9320,000;    on  July  1, 
1899,ltWM«9M,796;  on  March  I.  1N01,  It  WM  9332,128. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION. -Tbe  clty'«  a»M*«M  valuation  (from  >• 
to  «j  actual  value)  and  tax  rate  hare  been  M  follow* : 

Tulal  l  i"  '•' 

••riMtl  Tofjff 

Valuation.  91, OOO. 

918:00 

]..  -o 
17-30 


.  i.. i  DM 

....  r.i   MM 

(i  014  :<U4 


POPULATION.— In  1H92  p<ipulatlon  wan  29>M 
to  1880,  13.0.V>,  In  1870,  11,020. 


56 


STATE 


CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


SENECA  FALLS.— P  W.  BAILEY,  Sapervieor. 

Thl»  town  It  In  Seneca  County. 

LOANS-  wlten  Due- 

RKKI-SDINO  BONDS: 
5«,  JAJ,  «100.0OO....J"ly  1,1903 

5*,  J&J,     119,500 July  1, 1913 

5»,  J&J.       lO.OOO. . .  .JiUy  1, 1893 


.  ,.. .. , 

(Belli*  DHid  $2.0<X>  yearly.) 

Mar.  1897 WJ2»,6OO 


Equal'd  valuat'n,  pere'l..  $506,750 
T.m.l  valuation  1896.  ...4,079,830 

Assessment  about  actual  value. 
Totul  tax  (per  $1,000)  ......        ' 

Population  111  1897  (eat.)  .  .  . 


.  .  .  .    7.4OO 

Population  In  1890  was.  ...    6,961 
Population  In  1880  was....    6,853 


To!:l!  .Irlit     M.H  .     i    '.-. .;__..,....- 

Equal'd  valuation, real... 3.573.0SO 
INTEREST  Is  payable  by  the  Metropolitan  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  City. 

SHERBURNE.— C.  A.  FULLER,  Village  Clerk. 

This  village  Is  In  Chenango  County. 
LOANS-  When  Out.  I  Bonded  debt  Feb.  1, 1897.$13,000 

WATKR  BONDS-  I  Tax  valuation  1895 »°0,000 

is.     J&J,  $'28,000 Part  yearly  I  Population  n  1890  was  98 

3>«s,  JAJ,    15.000 Part  yearly  I  Population  in  1895  (est.) 950 

SING  SING.— LEONARD  P.  KIPP,  Treasurer. 

This  village  Is  In  Westohester  County.   Additional  water  bonds  have 
been  authorized  by  the  Legislature. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

WATER  BONDS- 
IS,  A&O,  $'.'0,000 Oct.  1, 1898 

St2,000  due  vearly)  to  Oct.  1, 1907 


!"A&O,  $30,000 Oct.  l[  1908 

i.OOO  due  yearly)  to  Oct.  1, 1917 


4s,  A&O,  $100,000 Oct.  1,  1918 


4s!  A&O',  "  30,000 Oct.  1,1919 

Total  debt  Mar.  1896 $180,000 

Int.  pay.  at  1st  Nat.  Bk.  Sing  Sing. 
Tax  valuation  1895. .  ..$1,926,552 
Population  In  1890  was 9,352 


SMYRNA. — W.  E.  STOVER,  Supervisor. 

This  town  is  In  Chenango  County. 


LOANS—  Wlten  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS— 

4s,  J&J,  $50,9OO part  yearly. 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897; ..  .$50,900 

Bonds  are  tax  exempt. 
Tax  valuation,  real $574,975 


Tax,  valuation  personal..  $38,400 

Total  valuation  1896 613,375 

Assess,  supposed  to  be  full  value. 
Tax  rate  (per  *1 .000) ....     $19-82 

Population  in  1892  was 1,356 

Population  in  1890  was 1,396 


INTEREST  Is  payable  at  Chenango  National  Bank,  Korwich,  N.  Y- 


SODUS. — LEWIS  H.  CLARK,  Supervisor. 

This  town  is  In  Wayne  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

SODUS  POINT  &  So.  RR. 
7s,  M&S,  $74,600,  Sept.  1 ....  1900 

ROME  WATERT'N  &  OQD.  RR. — 
58,  F&A,    $90,000  Feb.  1....1902 
($10,000  due  yearly)  to  1910 
5§,  F&A,    $12,OOO  Feb.  1....1911 


,  ,          ,  .     .... 

Interest  is  payable  in  N.  Y.  City. 


Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897. .  .$176.600 

Sinking  fund  assets 67,648 

The  sinking  fund  receives  about  $5,000  yearly. 


Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1897....  $103,952 

Tax  valuation,  real  ......  1,930,485 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    267,025 
Total  valuation  1896  ____  2,197,510 

Assessment  said  to  be  full  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000)  .....  $13-93 

Popula'lonlu  1897  (ett.)....  5,000 

5,066 
5,157 


Population  in  1892  was 
Population  in  1890  was 


5  JAMES  K.  MCGUIRE,  Mayor. 
-?M.  Z.  HAVEN,  City  Clerk. 
Syracuse  Is  situated  in  Onondaga  County. 

LOANS —  • — Interest. — ,   , Principal. . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  Rate.  Payable.     When  Due.    Outstand'g. 

Railroad  aid  bonds — 

Syracuse  &  Chenango  RR 

Syracuse  Northern  RR 


Collegiate  bouds 

Ix>cal  improvem't  bonds.  1893 

do  do          1895 


do  do          1895 

do  do          1896 

Kefunding  bonds 1894  4 

do             do    1894  4 

•School  bonds 4 

do        do    1896  4 

•City  Hall  bonds 1889  3 

Waterloan 1894  4 


J&J  Jan.  1,  1900  $500,000 
J&J  Jan.  1,  1900  500,000 
J&D  Dec.  1,  1926  100,000 
May  3.  1897  17,686 
"  y  15,  '97-'99  ) ,  Q,  nfin 
.  _j,000  yearly.  5 195'000 
A  &  O  J  9ct-  !•  '97-'99  ?  qn  nnn 
A  *  UJ  $30,000  yearly.  <,  9O'001 
T  A  T>  5  Dec.15/971900  )  oon  nnn 
J  *  "  J  $80,000  yearly.  {  <"O.OOU 
F  .,  A  5  Feb.  1/98-1903  )  R  f-nf. 
F  &  A  i  $1,000  yearly.  \  6'000 
F&A  Feb.  1,  1904  28,500 
,.  T  I  July  1/97-1900)  an  nnn 
*  J )  $20,000  yearly  i  80,000 

j,     -r.  5  Dec.  15,  "97-'06  )      ,n  r.nr. 

&  D I  $5,000  yearly.  J    50'000 

Aue.  1,  1909       300,000 

Jan.   1,  1920       500,000 

July  1,  1920 

July  1,  1920 

July  1,  1920 

July  1,  1920 

July  1,  1920 

July  1,  1920 

July  1,  1920 


J 

J 
F  & 


J 

J  & 

J  & 

J  & 

J  & 

J  & 

J  & 

J  & 


, 

500,000 
500,000 
500,000 

50(1.000 
300,000 

r.oo.ooo 

500,000 


do    .....~/.;;r.~.~.~.~.~.i892  s>3 

do       1892    3)3 

do       1893    3*3 

do       1894    S's 

do       1895  .... 

do       1890    3 

do        — ......18'  13       _    —    _ j    _,   _„_„        wvw,ww 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.— The  bonds  are  in  $1,000  and  $5,000 
pieces. 

T  AX  F  R  E  E— The  local  1m  pro  vement  bonds  are  e  xempt  from  taxation- 
INTEREST  on  the  water  bonds  Is  payable  at  the  office  of  the  Metro- 
•polltan  Trust  Company,  New  York;  on  the  local  Improvement  bonds  of 
1892  and  1893  the  Interest  Is  payable,  at  maturity  of  the  bonds,  at  the 
Syracuse  Savings  Bank;  on  all  other  bonds  at  the  office  of  the  Union 
Trust  Company,  New  York. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  total  bonded  debt  on  Feb.  1, 1897,  was 
$5,987,186,  Including  water  debt,  $3,800,000,  and  local  improvement 
bonds,  $622,686.  The  city  has  no  floating  debt  and  no  sinking  fund. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.-In  1890  the  assessed  valuation  of  real 
•estate  was  $63,324,520;  of  personal  property,  $3,391,845;  total, 
$66,716,365;  total  tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  $19-904.  Property  is  assessed 
at  "about  75  per  cent  of  its  actual  value."  In  1880  total  assessed 
valuation  was  $28,324,643. 

POPULATION.-The  population  in  1892  was  91,944;  in  1890  it  was 
88,143;  In  1880  It  was  M  ,792:  IT,  1870  It,  was  43.051.  Population  In 
1896,  according  to  local  estimate,  120,000. 


TARRYTO  WN.  —  Westchester  County. 


LOANS- 
BE  WKK  BONDS— 

.    5  M&S 


When  Due. 


i  J&D  £  $54.000.  1897  to  1914 
($3,000  due  yearly). 

$6,000 1915-1916 

WATER  BONDS — 

4s,  J&D,  $67,000 1897 

($3,000  due  yearly)  to  1918 
4s,  $130,000 June  1. 1926 


4«,  J&D,  $65,000 June  1, 1919 

Total  debt  (last  returns). .$171,000 
Includ'gtemporaryloanof    14,000 
Tax  valuation  1890  — 

Real  estate $3,382,519 

Personal  property 270,650 

Total 3,653,169 

Population  in  1890  about. ..  .4,500 
Population  in  1880  was 3,025 


Principal  and  Interest  of  sewer  bonds  is  payable  at  the  Tarrytown 
National  Bank. 

THOMPSON. — THOMAS  A.  NEVIN,  Supervisor. 

This  town  Is  in  Sullivan  County. 


Tax  valuation  1894 $679,214 

Equalized  valuation 719,915 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000)....     $31-07 

Population  in  1892  was 3,428 

Population  in  1890  was 3,462 

.  Population  in  1880  was 3,763 

I NTEREST  Is  paid  at  the  Fourth  National  Bank  of  New  York. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  BONDS— 

5s,      M&S,  $72,000. ..Sept.  1,1903 

4>38,  M&S,  163,000... Sept.  1,  1903 

Total  debt  Mar.  1896 $235,000 


TICONDEROG  A. — This  village  Is  In  Essex  County. 

LOANS—  When  Die. 

WATKR  BONDS— 

3>38,  $75.000 '97  to  '22 

Equal'd  valuation,  real. $1,26 1,224 
Equal'd  valuation, pers'l.     105,450 


Total  equalized  valua- 

ation  (last  returns)... $1,369,674 
Tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO)..       13-4899 

Village  population  1890 2,267 

Town  population  1890 3,980 


TONA WANDA.— This  village  Is  In  Tonawanda  Town, 
Erie  County. 

Total  debt  (last  returns).  $537,566 
Tax  valuation  1894 5,250,170 


VILLAGE  LOANS-     When  Due. 

SEWER  BONDS — 
4s,  J&J,  $126,000... July  1,  1902-9 

WATER  BONDS— 

4s,   J&J,   $150,000... July  1, 1912 
5s,     J&J,      65,000. ..July  1,  1914 

STRBIST  BONDS— 

6s,  J&J,  $96,566... July  1,  1895-8 
6s,  J&J,     90,000... July  1,'95-'03 


Assessment  is  %  actual  value. 

Population  1890  was 7,145 

Population  1894  (estimated). 8,000 

Town  debt  1893 $39260 

Town  valuation  1893 8,264,118 

Town  tax  (per  $1,000)  1894. .21. 36 
Town  population  1890 7,636 


INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  Seaboard  Bank,  New  York  City 


Principal. , 

When  Due.        OuMand'g. 


5  FRANCIS  J.  MOLLOY,  Mayor. 
—  J  JAMES  W.  COFFEY.  Comptroller. 
Troy  is  situated  in  Rensselaer  County. 
LOANS—  — Interest. — . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  Rate.  Payable. 

Bonds  (funding)...  1868  06  M  &  8 
'do  do  ....1869  o  7  J&J 
do  do  1884  e  4  J  &  D 

do  o    4       J   &  D    Jne2,'98to'1904 

Maturing  $20,000  or  $25,000  each  year. 
do       1887  r    3*3    F  &  A       Aug.  12,  1897 
do  r    313 

do  r    313 

do  r    3>B 

do  r    3>« 


do 

do 
do 
do 
do 


Sept.  1,  1897 
July  1,  1897 
Juue  2,  1897 


do 
do 


F&A 
F&A 

F&A 

F&A' 


do 


1887  r    3>3    J    &    J 


Bridge  improvement.  1896    4 
City  hall  bonds  18760    6 


J&J 


Aug.  12, 1898 
Aug.  12, 1899 
Aug.  12, 1900 
Aug.  12, 1905-'07  > 
$10,000  yearly.  J 
July  14, 1907 
Jan.  2,  1898 


J&J    July-1,  '97-1901 


Maturing  $3,000  each  year. 


Parkbonda  ...........  1891  313  M  &  N 

do          ...........  1894  3>«  A  &  O 

do          ...........  1895  3Hi  J&D 

do          ..........  1895  3>«  J  &  D 

do          ...........  18J5  3>a  J  &  D 


Public  building  ......  1884  r    4 


do 
do 
do 
do 


do 

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do 
do 

do 

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do 
do 


do 
do 
do 
do 


do 

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do 

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do 


May    i ,  1909 
Oct.    1,  1910 
June  1, 1911 
June  1,  1912-'13 
June  1. 1914 

TUT  x,    a  S  Sept.20,'98-1909  ? 
M  &    "  i  $10,000  yearly.   J 
M.  &    8       8ept.20,  1910 
M  &  N       Nov.20,  1911 
A&O       Oct.  16,  1901 
A&O    Oct.  16, '05  to '08 
($10,000  due  yearly.) 

ISQ*    ii«    p-  *   .  5  Aug.  1.  1905-'07  > 
..IH»O    d»3    *    &  A }   $8,000  yearly.   J 
..1895    3>3    F  &  A       Aug.    1,   1903 
1889r    3       A&O       Oct.  19, 1897 
r    3       A&O 


el  0,000 
ylO.OOj 
blO.OOO 
b  160,000 

5,000 
15,000 
20,000 

4,000 

30,000 

clO.OOO 

2.500 

15,000 

a3,000 

a5.000 

4,000 

2,000 

4.000 


r  4 

1886  r  4 

..1893  4 

..1893  4 


1891. 
1891. 
1891. 


Publiolmprovem'nt,  1893. 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 

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do 
do 

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do 

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1893. 
1893 
1891. 
1891. 
1891. 

1892. 
1892. 
1894. 

1895. 
1895. 
1895. 
1890. 


1891. 
1891. 
1891. 
1890. 
1891. 
1891. 


3 
3 

4 
4 
4 
3>a 


A  & 

F&A 
J&D 
J&D 
A&O 
A&O 
A&O 
J&D 
J  &  D 
313  J  &  D 

3»s    J   &  D 
3»s    J   &  D 

3>3    J   &   J 

3J3  J  &  J 

313  F&  A 

3  M&S 

3  M&  S 

3  M&  S 

3  M&  8 

3  M&  8 

3       J&D 


Oct.  19,  1899 
n  <  Oct.  19, 1900-'02  > 
ul    $6,000  yearly.    J 
Feb.  17,  1901 
June  1,  1910 
June  1,  1911 
Oct.  16,  1912 
Oct,  Irf,  1913 
Oct.  16,  1914 
Dec.  1,  1910 
Dec.  1,  1911 
Deo.  1,  1912 
Dec.  15,  1905-'!! ) 
$10,000  yearly,     j 
Dec.  15, 1912 


blS.OOO 

dll,500 

8.000 

40,000 


fU.OOO 

10,000 

4.000 
20,000 

18,000 

2,605 

6,000 

(i.OOO 

15,000 

40,000 

40.000 

15.000 

20,000 

30,000 

70,000 
5,000 


J&D 
J&D 
J&D 
J&D 
M  &  8 
M  &  S 


Rensselaer  St.  imp.  .1895. 
WATER  WORKS  BONDS:— 
Issue  of  May  1,  1879  .....  o 


3-3    M  & 


Jan.  10, 1913 
Jau.  10, 1914 
Aug.   1,  1915 
Sept.  1,  1900 
Sept.  1,  1901 
Sept.  1,  1902 
Sept.  1,  1903 
Sept.  1,  1904 
<  Dec.  1,1905-'08  > 
( $lo,0uo  yearly ) 
June  15, 1908 
June  15, 1905 
Juue  15, 1906 
Dec.   1,  1909 
Sept,  1,  1908 
Sept.  1,  1909 
n)  Dec.  1,  1915-'16> 
u  \  $24,000  yearly.  $ 
w<Nov.  1,  1900-'04> 
<   $5,000  yearly.    { 


10,000 

8,000 
25,000 
10,000 
10,000 
20,000 
20,000 
16,000 

4",000 

10,000 
10,000 
10,000 
8,000 
10,000 
20,000 

48,000 
25,000 


do 
do 


do 

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do 

do 
do 


5       M  &  N    Mayl/98tol902       aSO.OOO 
Maturing  $10,000  each  even  year. 
Aug.  1, 1879.C*    4>3    F  &  A    Aug.  1, '98-1904        d22, 
Maturing  $7,500  every  third  year  from  1895  to  19 
do  o*    4>«    F  &  A    Aug.l,1907-'19 

Maturing  $8,000  every  third  year  from  1907  to  1!) 

b!5,0(K 


April  1, 1880.0* 

do  o* 

do  o* 

.August  1,1881.0*    3»» 


3>9 

3>s 


&  O  { 


A  &  O 

A  &  O 


F  &  A  f 
May,  1883.0.*    3*    M  &  N 


Apr.  1,  1900 
Apr.  1,  1901 


blO.OOC 
blO,<KK 
b20,00f 

19  I    b50,(KK 


April,  1897. 


NEW  YOflK-CITIES  AND  TOWNS, 


LOANS —  .^«*w»..— ^    . — 1  ,  ,n^ffm».  * 

NAWE  AND  PURPOSC.         ttmU.  fts/oMs.        Wk*»  Dtu.        O*titm<rg. 
w  i  r«  H  wok  xs  BONDS  (Con.)— 

do  June  3.  1884. r    4       JAD       June  1,  1903          C05.OOO 

do  do  r    4       J    A  D       June  1.   1904  eS.OOO 

•:•  do  r    4       J   A  D    June  1, 1905--09        c  40  000 

Maturlng910.OOO  yearly,  omitting  19O7. 


do 

.!•• 
.1  > 
do 

do 
do 


of  Norem.  2.  1885   r 

•:••  r 

do  r 

r 


of  Peb..  1896 
do 


SWA  N 

3i«  M  A   N 

3-s  M  A  N 

34  M  A  N 

3><  M  A  N 

3>*  F  A  A 

34  F  A  A 


.. 

Nor. 
Nov. 
Nov. 


. 
Nov.  1 


. 

Pet 

rv  . 


1911 
1912 
1914 
1915 
1917 
1903 
1907 


•5.000 
•5.000 
•7,500 
•7,500 
•l.OOO 
5.000 
5,000 


a  Bonds  for  01. OOO  eaeh.  h  Bonds  for  93.0OO  each,  c  Bonds  for 
010.UOOeaeh.  4  Bonds  for  93OO.  etc.  r  Bonds  for  01,000  and  010,000 

INTEREST  Is  paid  at  omee  of  City  Chamberlain. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUND,  ETC. -The  subjoined  statement 
•how*  Troy's  total  municipal  debt,  the  «i»iHm  fund  held  by  the  city 
•gainst  the  same,  and  the  water  debt,  on  the  dates  Indicated. 

Mch.  1.-97.    Moh.  1,*90.    Jan.  1.  "93.    Jan.  1.  '94. 

Total  mnnletpal  debt. 01, 193.265    01,213,263    01.182.243    91.096,718 
9lnk.riUMU.oaah.ete.         'l..-.  68,957  65,901  ..-,.»». 

Vet  municipal  debt    .01.131.880    91.144308    01.1161664    01,031,718 
283.300          303,300          248,493 
43,194  43.406 


Betwatordebt 0V.41.3O6       9300.084          9299,517 

WATER  BONDS. -The  Interest  and  principal  of  the  water  work* 
toads  are  provided  for  by  the  Water  O>  si  alias  loaen  from  water  rents. 


ASSESSED  VALUATION.-The  dtys 
fate  have  been  as  follows,  property  having  I 

Talue.i I--'. 

.*  ••'— —    .  __ 

ArawMl. 
$3.133,025 
4,831.251 
4,799.373 


valuation  and  tax 
.  at  about  full 


M 

95 


M. 

942Jt35.683 
43^««,73« 
42.187413 


IWal. 

047408.710 
47.417,987 
46.907.S88 
17.040390 
Lt.OM.a71 


K.I.V   :'   T-tJ 

par  01.000. 

9ir~ 


19-97 

19-86 
19-83 
10-48 

1?  •.••> 


Stale  aad  county  tax  95-97  and  city 


............  41350^9* 

M99..  12.454.443 

The  tax  rate  for  1899 
tax  t!3-90. 

POPULATION.  -In  1893  popolattoa  WM  04^80;  In  1000  It  wae 
09^50:  In  189O  It  was  50.747;  In  187O  It  was  40.431.  According  to 
local  authority  the  population  In  1997  was  67.OOO. 

TRUXTON.—  I*  In  OorUand  County. 


4s.J*J.*:  Uy  15.  1913 

0Bbjeet  to  eall  after  July  15,  19O3 

i  Bosnia— 

4s, JAJ.    *H..««i         July  15.  1090 
.  «k0094aeyearly)to July  13. 1899 

INTEREST  on  the  mltnusl  hen 
Bank  ef  OorUaad;  ea  ether  beats  i 

ULSTER    CO.— Count, 


---  deM(lastratan*)9l23.400 
KqaaTd  valnatloa.  real.  .   408.853 
Bqnal'd  valnatloa.  aers-L 
Total  eqnal-dvaloaf 


. 

2  1  4OO 
n  -94  430^53 
actual 


•  was l 

>  Is  payable  at  the  Pint  National 
0k*  Cortlaad  Sav  Ings  Bank. 


. 

•  atarjM.  1990.  (raf.) 
..18991996 
(93.0OO  due  yearly  on  Mar 

«X.  ..Mar.  1.1999 

•  0  dae  yearly)  to  Mar.  1.  1933 

:-4debt(la*t  returns,  9791Mii 

TAX  FREE-Tbe 


im  1890  was. 
1 1990  was.. 


are  exempt 


I  IT  I  r1  A          '  JOIIX  J.  01B90N.  Mayor. 

^^B  A.  CAirrWKLL.  i-ity  Oerk. 
We*  Is  In  OaeMa  Couty. 


LOANS- 
>!»r  A 


...  ,„', 

Scawot  BOXDS, 

..  0133.000  ...19V7  to  1910 
*V          •  ..II 

Bsn.iajh»i>e— 


RAILAOAD  AID  Hoxoa— 

..  9JOO.OOO      Jnly  1. 1901 
Pcauc 


1993 


4*. 0111. 4O4...  part  yearly. 

Total  debt  Peb.  1.  1*97. .  .0490JS7 
i  railroad  bond*  an  equal  amount  of  railroad 

!..:..••.,..  r     •      ' 

U  Uttea  at  the  City  Natfataai  Bank. 
-The  ettyls  restricted  by  law  to  the  taraaaee 
m  aatMaatloa  o<  olty  tax. 

ION  -The  rnty-s t  raloaUom  (about  70 

ad  tax  rate  have  been  as  fvDows. 

rsmuaf       TMmt  JL il  Itotoo/Tm* 

I      ,-•  ,.  raiiHSttea.     jMr01,C 

"•  919.061 />  8 
19.178409 
19.107A47 

18.791458  37-33 


H1AIX.046 

;,,-.„       ,  •  ; 

iSS-  •••••        •'    16.401JKW         J 

. 

3PULATION.-IB  1993  population  was  4eVOO*  In  1890  It  was 
-*>  It  was  33.914;   In  1970  It  was  38.8O4.    Population 

1107    ir.!!,,,.^..;    .   -.-.  ,..; 


WALTON.— This  town  Ism  DeUwareOevnty. 


?••.'">  : 
ir.f'.t  v. 


r.* 
.. 


•.         ...Feb   1.1909 
due  yearly)  to  Peb.  1,1913 


rmltmtt»»,  +t.— 

Total  debt  Mar.  1.  1893..  9138.000 
Tax  valuation  1H93  .....  1.1O3.08S 


Total  rax  <prr  •l.OOO) 


. 
013-49 


.... 

Population  la  189O  was  ......  4.343 

Poimlattoa  IB  1880  was  ......  3,344 


are  payable  te  the  Ualoa  Dime  Barings  Bank,  New 


The  four  per 
Tork  i 

SCHOOL  DISTRICT.— ALBERT  D.  PEAKE.  Preei- 

Hoard  ef  Education 

When  />•«.  I  Assessed  valuation,  real  f  6OO.OOO 
I  Aeaeeeed  val'n.  personal.      3O.OOO 

••;•"  r  !.•»•-•(«  I  Total  valuation  1990 65O.OOO 

rotaldsMJan    1.  IBM..  fWXXW  |  Aseeesaaeat  ahv  4OS  actual  value. 

Ital996(eerd.)     3,500 


Fire  thousand  dollars  of  the  bonded  debt  mature*  each  rear  in  1897 
and  1898,  $6,OOO  each  year  In  1899  and  1900  and  05.OOO  each  rear 
in  1901  and  19O2. 

INTEREST  on  the  bonds  Is  payable  at  the  Chase  National  Bank, 
New  York  City. 


WARSAW.— CHARLES  H.  HAIX,  Mayor. 

The  town  of  Warsaw,  containing  the  village  of  the  same  name,  la 


situated  in  the  county  of  Wyoming. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  AID  LOAS— 
3>«a.  JAJ.  982.000...  ..July  1, 19O2 

(Subject  to  calL) 
VILLAGE  WATEB  BONDS— 

4».  JAJ.  #75,000 1910  to  1925 

915.OOO  In  1910.  1915  and  1925, 

•30.000  In  1920. 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1/97..9157.OOO 


Net  debt  Jan.  1. '97....  9151,616 
Water  debt  (included).  75,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,678.665 

Tax  valuation. personal.  294,000 
Total  valuation  1897. ..  1,972,665 
Assessment  about  4  5  actual  value. 

Total  tax  <per$l,000) $8-71 

Population  In  1890  was 4,468 

Population  in  1892  was 4,811 

Sinking  fund 2,384  |  Population  in  1896  was 4,443 

TAX  FREE-— Railroad  bond*  exempt  by  statute  from  any  taxation. 

INTEREST  on  the  railroad  bonds  Is  payable  at  the  office  of  the 
Union  Trust  Company.  N       " 
Havings  Bank,  New  York. 


'  York,  and  on  the  water  bonds  at  Dime 


W^ATERTO\VN. — ^Thls  city  Is  In  Jefferson  County. 

5s,     MAS.    43,000... ..Part  yearly 

4s,     MA8,085,OOO Part  yearly 

3>»*,M*8.    15,000 Part  yearly 

.)-.       M.V-       III.IMK..          I'.,,!  >.-.,, -Iy 

Total  debt  (last  returns). $366.0OO 
Water  debt  (Included)...  235.000 

Tax  valuation,  real 6.6OO.OOO 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  1.9OO.OOO 
Total  valuation  1895  ...8.5OO.OOO 
Aaseasiuent  about  \  actual  value. 
Population  1894  (local  est.).  19,000 

Population  In  189-2  wa> 16.983 

Population  In  189O  was.. ...14,723 


LOANS-  When 

Crrr  Bojine— 

3»aa *  4s.i80.000.0ct.  1, '96 to '16 
4s.  Oci.7f20.000  .  .Oct.  1.  '17  to  '31 

(•4,000  doe  yearly.) 
<TTI  HALL.  1896— 

4§. 940.000 1996  to  1990 

(98.000  due/early.) 
•••;.  1896— 

4s,  .....  930.000 1922  to  1923 

(95.000  due  yearly.) 
WATEB  Bono*— 
7s.     MAS,  950,000 Part  yearly 


INTEREST  U  payable  at  American  Exchange  National  Bank  of 
New  York  City,  or  In  Watertown. 

WATERTOWN.— SAJICEL  S.  ULEASON,  Treas. 

This  town  Is  situated  in  Jefferson  County.    The  town  and  city  of 
Watertown  are  entirely  distinct. 
LOANS-  When  Dut 

AI.MSHOCSE  BonM— 
4*.  AAO.  01 1.300..... Oct.  1, -97-8 
BBIDOE  Bono*— 

4Sm  var..  913.OOO 1903 

BBWBB  Boxoa— 

,JA1.     0\OOO...July  1    1897 
4.300...  July  1   1998 


*I**.JAJ. 

4>*s.JAJ 
4>t «,  JAJ. 
41*.  JAD. 
41*0*0 
44s.  JAJ. 


•JO.I.MI 
•,.,N«. 

5.000. 
IOXMM 
l.OOO. 


JMy  1.-99-00 
.July 
.!>*.•. 

19O1 


J»n 
.July 


1901 


I-MII 
19C< 


LOAN 


IT*«n  Due. 


IS— 

HOUSE  BOND 
4s,  MAS,  036.000..... Sept  1.  1897 

(02.000  due  yearly  to  1914.) 
4».  MAS. 01 1,600..... Sept.  1.  1907 

STBEET  IHI-KOVBJIkKT— 

4s.  JAJ.   05.000 July  1.  19O4 

4s,  PAA.  30.000 Aug.  1,  19O1 

(03.000  due  yearly  to  1910.) 

Rxrcxoraa  BOHOe— 
4s,  AAO.  014.000 Apr.  1,1905 

»TE<*  ROI.LKB  BO-CD*— 

4s.  JAD.  03.000 Dec.  1.  1897 

Total  debt  Mar.,  1897.. ..0256,000 
Population  In  189O  was 1,215 


4  ^K«t  eVsK^,  krVW.  .  .e»«UJ 

4s,     MA  5.  30,000...  Nov. 

WATERVLIET.—  MICHAEL  J.  DAT,  Mayor. 

Watervllet  Is  In  Albany  County. 

LOANS-  ""**•»  Dtu.  I  Bonded  debt  Aug.  W96  9379,000 

eP"AVB3SrrBo»oa-  I  Tax  valuation,  real 

4s.  AAO.  93M.OOO  ............  1910 

i  Part  due  yearly  on  6^t.l) 
SBWBB  Bonne- 
4*.  MAA.  983.000  .............  1900 

<  Part  daTyearir  en  Sept.  1.) 
CltrhasnoaoaUncdebV 


Tax  valuation,  personal      1O9.0OO 
Total  valuation  1896...   4.373.934 
Assessment  al.t.  li»  actual  value. 
Oty  tax  (per  0  l.OOO)  .......  f!3'ft2 

Population  In  1890  was  .....  12.967 

Population  In  1896  (eet.)...  15.0OO 


e  01  ,OOO  each. 

INTEREST  Is  payable  at  City  Chamberlain's  office. 

WAWARSING.—  Wawarslng  Is  a  township  of   Ulster 

County  In  which  the  village  of  EUenvllle  Is  situated. 

Town  debt  (last  return*)  .0177.OOO 
Vlllacedebt  (last  returns)  51, OOO 
EquaTd  valuation,  real..  1,306. 1 00 


RAILBOAO  AID  LOAX— 
3  W.  FAA.  f  177.000. V6to'10 

gNsM-Mt 

WATKB  LOAM— 

31JS.MAN.  81H.OOO  ..Nov.  1.1907 
iibleet  to  eaU  after  Nov.  1, 1893 


..    ,. 

KqualM  valuation.  pers'L  67.857 
ToLequalM  val'u  I8»4.. 1.633.957 
Assessments  about  4  actual  value. 
Total  tax  ( per 01,000)....  048 -64 f 


INTEREST  on  the  town  bond*  Is  r»yable  at  the  Home  Bank  of 

1893  of  town  and  Tillage  was 
as  8.547;  In  187OU  was 
2,881:  In  18803,750. 


1.    Population  of  village  In  1890  was 


W^EST   CHESTER. -West  Chester  Town  has  recently 
been  — r~*  to  Hew  York  City.    The  debt  before  annexation  was : 


LOANS-  Whn  Dm, 

BBIDOK  ROM*— 
4s.  July.  $1334 July  18. 1997 

Kcrcronro  Boiroa— 

As,  PAA.  93.000 Peb.    1,1897 

4s.  PAA.    5.000 Peb.   1,1898 

-•II. x.l      I'.MM..     - 

4s,  08.000 1895-  to  1902 

(Part  due  yearly.) 

LOCAL  IxnovKMEXT  Ro<roe— 
3  Isa.  MAN,  990.000 . .  May    1 . 1899 
(95.OOO  due 


WA*  BocirrT— 

7*.  FAA.  04,000 Aug.  1,1897 

(92.OOOdde  yearly  Ito  Aug.  1.1898 
Bonded  debt  Mar.  1/95.  0284334 

Tax  valuation,  real 6,935,481 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  1 16,000 
Total  valuation  1894.... 7,071.481 
Total  tax  (per  91  .OOO) . . .  926O3 

Population  In  1892  was 8,326 

Population  In  189O  was 10.029 

population  In  188Owas 6,789 

Population  1894  (estimated)  9,000 


ttoMay  1.  1916 
WUfay  1. 1917 
I  to  May  1.1947 

. .  on  local  Improvement  SVis  Is  payable  (for  the  present) 
nkof  Westchestrr;  on  bridge  bonds  «t  Third  Avenue  Hnvlngs 
Bank,  New  York;  on  all  other  Issues  at  Murray  Bill  Bank,  New  York. 


WESTC  HESTER   CO.— County  seat  Is  White  Plains 

Tax  valuation,  real 94,705,604 

Tax  valuation,  per* 2,482,085 

Total  valuation  1894. ..97,187,689 
Kquslli'd  valu'fn  '96.1 16.9O8.008 
Assessment  about  4m  actual  value. 
Population  In  1892  was... 145.106 
Population  In  1890  was..  .146,773 


LOANS-  •»«•  D**. 

OBXBBAL  POBPOSBH— 

31*.,   JAJ.  017,000... June  1,  1898 

3-49»JAD.   9O.OOO... June  1.  1897 

Bonded  debt  (last  returns)  099.194 

Floating  debt M).OOO 

Total  debt  (last  returns)      149,194 


INTEREST  I*  payable  by  County  Treasurer  at  White  Plains. 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


WHEATLAND.— S.  W.  MC!)OKALD,  Superv'r. 


Till*  town  Is  In  Monroe  County. 


LOANS- 

- 


Wheti  *>"«• 


Total  debt  due  Jan.  1,  '97.  SH4.0OO 


RK.  KKKI'SlllSO  BONPS— 

4i  K*A,  *38.000 Ki'b.  1, 1897 

(p.'.ixio  due  yearly.) 

4»llMi1<8.'U#«.VlOO*~      ...1897-1903  !  PopuUtiimYnYs'M'was -2,<JOO 

(»l,0obdue  yearly  on  Mar.  1.)      I  Population  In  1890  was 2,400 


. 

Tax  valuation,  real  .....    1,223,052 
Tax  valuation,  personal        68,200 

Total  valuation  1897...   1,281.752 
Tax  rate  <per$l,000)... 


INTEREST  l»  payable  at  Union  Trust  Co.,  New  York  City. 


\X7MIrrT7WAT    T  4 E.  P.  HUSTON,  Mayor. 

W  HI  1  C-rl  AL-iJ-.. —  J  .    K   STEVENS,  Clerk. 

Thin  village  is  in  the  town  of  Whitehall  and  in  Washington  County. 


LOANS—  " '"'"  Dlte- 

KKH'M'ivci  WATER  BONDS — 

3'.." #_'ti,(MN>  Mav  1.1S97-22 

($1  ,<NM>  due  yearly  mi  May  1.) 
W  um  lloxiix — 

4s,  A&O,  $UA.OOO Apr.  15, 19O4 

4«.  A&O.    25,000... .Apr.    1,1914 
Itiimli-il  debt  Apr.  1,  1«U7.$76,OOO 

Kloatlngdi-bt 1,552 

Total  ill-lit  Apr,  1,  1H97....   77,552 


Sinking  fund,  etc $1,000 

NC-I  ili-lit  Apr.  1,  1897 70  5512 

Tar  valuation,  real 710,400 

Tax  valuation, personal....  146,262 

Total  valuation  1896 850,662 

\-si-ssini-nt  uliotit  »B  actual  value. 

Total  tax  tpertl,000) $47-50 

Population  in  1890  was 4,434 

Population  in  1880  was 4,270 

Population  1897  (estimated)  .4,500 


INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  Fourth  National  Bank,  New  York. 

WHITE  PLAINS.— HOWARD  E.  FOSTER,  Treas. 

This  village  is  In  Westchester  County. 

Total  debt  January,  1897  $315,000  I  Real  valuation . .  $7,500,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 1,500,000  I  Population  1894 (estimated). 9,000 

V/ILLIAMSBRIDGE.-This  village  was  in  Westchcs- 
ter  County.  It  has  recently  been  annexed  to  New  York  City.  The 
debt  before  anexation  was  as  follows : 

Total  debt $165,000 

Sinking  fund 8.5OO 

Net  nebt  Mar.  1, 1895....   156,500 
Annual  tax  for  int.  and  principal. 

Tax  valuation  1895 $2,040,000 

Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

HIGHWAY  BONDS  1893-4-5— 
6s $35,000 1909-1943 

($1,OOO  due  yearly.) 
5s.  MA.-S,  $25,000 1910-1934 

($1,000  due  yearly  on  Mar.  1.) 
4s $30,000 1908-1937 

($1,OOO  due 


Bonded  debt  Mar.  1, 1895. $132,000 


Village  tax  (per  $1,000).... $13-50 

Population  in  1890  was 1 ,685 

Population  1894  (estimated)  .4,500 


Floating  debt 33,000 

INTEREST  on  the  $25,000  of  bonds  due  from  1910  to  1934  is  pay- 
able at  the  Bank  of  Mount  Veruon. 


Y  ATES.— This  town  Is  in  Orleans  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

RAILROAD-AID  BONDS- 
SB,  Apr.  1,  $72,000.  ..April  1, 1897 
($4,OOO  due  yearly)  to  April  1, 1914 
Total  debt  (last  returns)... $76,OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 973,966 

Tax  valuation,  personal ...  44,35° 


Total  valuation  1894.. .$1,018,321 
Assessment  is  9-10  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $14-12 

Population  in  1892  was 1,995 

Population  in  1890  was 1,969 

Population  in  1880  was 2,020 


YONKERS.— CHARLES 
City  Gleik. 

Yonkers  is  in  Westchester  County. 
LOANS-  When  Due. 


F.    HULBERT,     Deputy 


ASSESSMENT  BONDS- 
OS,  F&A,  *10,000 Feb.  1/97-98 

4g, ,  155,500 Feb.  1, 1898 

4s ,115,000 

BRIDGE  BONDS— 
4s,  A&O,  $3,000 Apr.l,  1897 

CONSOLIDATION  BONDS — 
7s,  A&O,  $120,000.... Apr.  1, 1897 
($30,OOO  due  y'rly)  to  Apr.  1, 1900 
7s,  A&O,  $70,000  ...Apr.  1, 1901-2 

CREMATORY  BONDS— 

4s,  A&O,    $8,500 1897-1905 

($1,OOO  due  vearly  on  Apr.  1.) 

DEFICIENCY  BONDS— 
4s,  ....,$40,000. Mar.  I,'97tol900 

FIRE  DEPARTMENT— 
4s,  A&O,  $25,000. Apr.  1,  '97 to  '01 

PAVING  BONDS— 
48,  .....  $55,764 .  .Mar,  1 ,  '97  to  '05 

4s, 1OO.OOO.. Mar.  1, '97  to '06 

4a ,  282,558. .Apr.  1. '97  to '25 

PUBLIC  BATH  BONDS — 

4s, ,  $20,000. 1900, '05, '10,'15 

($5,OOO  each  payment.) 

PUBLIC  BUILDING  AND  DOCK — 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

PUB.  BUILD'G  AND  DOCK— (Con.) 
4s,  A&O,    10,000.  ..Apr.  1, 1900-1 

4s, 100,000....  1902  to  1911 

($10,000  due  yearly.) 

KEDEMITION  BONDS— 

4s ,  $45.000 Feb.  1, 1898-9 

4s 50,000 

SCHOOL  BUILDING — 
..8,  A&O,  $80,000 1897-1912 

($5,000  due  yearly  on  Apr.  1.) 
4s ,  $210.000.Apr.l,l»13to'55 

STREET  IMPROVEMENT— 

..s $50,000 1897-1901 

($10,OOO  due  yearly.) 

STREET  REPAIRS— 

..6 $10,000 1897-1898 

($5,OOO  due  yearly.) 

TAX  RELIEF— 

4s ,$100,000 May  1,  1897 

4s,  ....,      45,000 Apr.  1,  1898 

4s ,    100,000 May  1,  1898 

WATER  WORKS — 

7s,  ..,$625,000. Apr.  1,1903 to'14 
5s,..,  30,000.  Apr.  1,1909  to '12 
4s,..,  675,000. Apr. l,1912to '22 


6s,  A&O,  $13,000.  ..Apr.  1, 1897-9  |  3i«8,  ..,  20.OOO.Apr.  1,1917 
PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.— The  consolidation  and  water  bonds 

are  for  $1,000  each. 
INTEREST  Is  paid  at  City  Treasury. 
BONDED  DEBT,  ETC.— The  bonded  debt  of  the  city  on  May  2, 1896, 

was  $3,229,323 ;  Water  Board  sinking  fund,  $186,270. 

CITY  PROPERTY.— The  city  owns  its  water  works,  which  prior  to 
December  1, 1893,  had  cost  it  $1,154,417  48. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— The  city's  debt  is  limited  by  law  to  10  per 
cent  of  the  assessed  valuation  of  real  estate. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.-The  city's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 
rate  have  been  as  follows : 

A veraffe 

Personal       Total  Assessed  Rateofl'ax 
Yeart—  Seal  Ettale.       Property.          Valuation,    per  $1,000. 

1896 .:...!          $29.545,945 

1895 28,622,800 

1894 $27,145,214        $329,950  27,475,164 

1891 24,127,133  605,420  24,732,553 

189O 22,574,220  398,240  22,972,466       $17-3902 

1880 10,024,677  430,295  10,454,972        

POPULATION.— In  1892  the  population  was  31,419;  in  1890  it  was 
82,033;  In  1880  it  was  18,892;  in  1870  it  was  18,357;  in  1896  (esti- 
mated) 40,000. 

EXPLANATORY  OF  BONDS.— The  redemption  bonds  were  issued 
for  purchase  of  lands  bid  in  by  the  city  at  sales  of  property  for  non- 
payment of  taxes  and  assessments,  and  the  bonds  are  to  be  paid  out  of 
money  received  for  redemption  of  lauds  so  purchased. 


State  of  New  Jersey. 


DEBT,  RESOURCES,  ETC. 


Admitted  as  a  State  -  -  One  of  Original  Thirteen, 
Total  area  of  State  (square  miles)  ....  7,815 
State  Capital  Trenton 

Governor  (term  exp.  Mon.  bef .  3d  Tues.  Jan.  *9S)  J.  W.  Griggs 
Secretary  of  State  (term  expires  Apr.  1,  1902)  Geo.  Wurtz 

Treasurer  (term  expires  April  2,  19  X))    -    -    George  B.  Swain 
Comptroller  (term  expires  Aprils,  1910)      -    Wm.  S.  Hancock 
Legislature  meets  annually  the  second  Tuesday  of  January, 
and  there  is  no  limit  to  the  length  of  the  session. 

HISTORY  OF  DEBT.— New  Jersey  has  always  been  a  conservative 
State;  there  are  consequently  no  facts  out  of  which  to  construct  a  his- 
tory of  debt  issues.  In  a  report  made  in  1838  the  financial  ('Hirer  of 
the  State  affirmed  that  New  Jersey  had  put  out  no  obligation*  of  any- 
kind  or  loaned  its  credit  to  any  company.  The  Constitution  of  1844 
forbade  the  creating  of  a  Statedebt  exceeding  one  hundred  thousand  dol- 
lars except  for  purposes  of  war,  &c.,  as  will  more  fully  appear  in  the 
item  below  with  respect  to  "debt  limitation."  This  exception,  under 
which  it  was  allowable  to  exceed  the  hundred-thousand-dollar  limit 
became  operative  on  the  occasion  of  the  breaking  out  of  our  Civil  War. 
Quite  a  debt  was  created  at  that  period  and  what  the  State  now  owe* 
Is  the  remnant  of  those  war  issues.  The  details  of  this  debt  an-  as  fol- 
lows. 

•   LOANS-  —Interest.— 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  Kate.  Payable. 

War  loan 6       J    &    J 

do        6       J    & 

do         6       J   & 


. Principal. % 

When  Due.  Outslutufg. 
Jan.  1,  1898  $200,000- 
J  Jan.  1,  1899  123,000 
J  Jan.  1.  1902  71.00O 


INTEREST  is  payable,  in  Jersey  City  and  Trenton. 

TOTAL  DEBT.— The  total  bonded  debt  of  the  State  on  January  1, 
1897,  was  $394,000.  Vhe  appended  statement  shows  the  total  debt 
on  the  following  dates  : 


Nov.  1,1893 $837,100 

Nov.  1,1892 996,300 

Nov.  1.  1880 1,896,300 


Nov.  1,1896 $593,400 

Nov.  1,  1895 660,400 

Nov.  1,1894. 735,400 

On  Nov.  1, 1896,  the  State  had  a  balance  on  hand  which  was  more 
than  $959,629  iu  excess  of  all  its  liabilities 

ASSESSED    VALUATION.— The   assessed   valuation   of   real    and 
personal  property  is  given  in  the  following  table : 
1896.     .  $794,428,048  I  1891.   ..  $701,320,029  I  1882 


$535,467,878 
518,617,518 
51,849 

:>:ni.s:i3,707 
- 


1895.  .  786,998,070  1890.  ..  649,979,700  I  1880. 
1394.  .  774,398,332  I  1888.  ..  603,676,953  1878. 
1893.  .  768,295,274  1886.  ..  573,25(5,303  1876. 
1892.  .  742,759,082  I  1884.  ..  554,828,114  1874. 

In  addition  to  the  above  the  valuation  of  railroad  and  canal  property 
In  1896  was  $220,337,807. 

DEBT  LIMITATIONS.— The  provisions  of  law  limiting  and  regulat- 
ing the  debt-making  power  in  New  Jersey  will  be  better  understood 
and  the  information  will  be  made  more  serviceable  to  the  investor  if 
arranged  in  accordance  with  the  civil  divisions  to  which  the  provisions 
apply. 

(1)  THE  STATE  is  restricted  as  to  its  debt-making  power  by  the 
State  Constitution.    In  Article  IV,  Section  VI,  paragraphs  3  and  4,  the 
whole  subject  is  disposed  of.    The  third  paragraph  forbids  a  loan  of  the 
State's  credit,  and  the  fourth  paragraph  forbids  the  creation  of  debt. 
These  provisions  are  as  follows. 

3.  The  credit  of  the  State  shall  not  be  directly  or  indirectly  loaned  in 
any  case. 

4.  The  Legislature  shall  not  in  any  manner  create  any  debt  or  debts, 
liability  or  liabilities  of  the  State,  which  shall  singly  or  iu  the  aggregate 
with  any  previous  debts  or  liabilities  at  any  time  exceed  one  hundred 
thousand  dollars,  except  for  purposes  of  war,  or  to  repel  invasion,  or 
suppress  insurrection,  unless  the  same  shall  be  authorized  by  a  law  1 
some  single  object  of  work,  to  be  distinctly  specified  therein ;  which 
law  shall  provide  the  ways  and  means,  exclusive  of  loans,  to  pay  the 
interest  of  such  debt  or  liability  as  it  falls  due,  and  also  to  pay  t 
discharge  the  principal  of  such  debt  or  liability  within  thirty-nve  yeai 
from  the  time  of  the  contracting  thereof,  and  shall  be  ii-i-epealable  m 
such  debt  or  liability  and  the  interest  thereon  are  fully  paid  awB 
charged;  and  no  such  law  shall  take  effect  until  it  shall,  at  a  «enera 
election,  have  been  submitted  to  the  people,  and  have  receive^ 
sanction  of  a  majority  of  all  the  votes  cast  for  and  against  it  at  si 
election  ;  and  all  money  to  be  raised  by  the  authority  of  such  law  i 

be  applied  only  to  the  specific  object  stated  therein,  and  to  tin-  payment 
of  the  debt  thereby  created.    This  section  shall  not  be  construed  t' 
fer  to  any  money  that  has  been,  or  may  be,  deposited  with  this  State  l 
the  Government  of  the  United  States. 

According  to  the  foregoing  (4th  paragraph),  the  power  of  the  State  fo 
making  debt  is  limited  to  $100,000,  except  (1)  for  purposes  of  w 
and  (2)  when  the  authorization  is  for  some  single  object  of  work 
fled  therein,  etc.    In  the  latter  case  the  mode  of  procedure  is,  as  « 
be  seen,  given  in  the  same  paragraph  of  the  Constitution. 

(2)  CITIES,  COUNTIES,  TOWNS,  Etc.,  are  also  restricted  in  th 
making  of  certain  kinds  of  debt  by  Article  I,  paragraphs  19  and  -"•  " 
the  Constitution.    We  give  the  paragraph  in  full. 

19.  No    county,  city,  borough,    town,    township    or    village    » 
hereafter  give  any  money  or  property,  or  loan  its  money  < 

to  or  in  aid  of  any  individual,  association  or  corporation,  or  b 
security  for  or  be  directly  or  indirectly  the  owner  of  any  stoi 
bonds  of  any  association  or  corporation. 

20.  No  donation  of  laud  or  appropriation  of  money  shall  1 
by  the    State  or   any   municipal   corporation   to  or  for  the  v 
any  society,  association  or  corporation  whatever. 


April,  1897. 


fl£W  JEB8EY-CITIE8 


TOWNS, 


59 


It  will  be  noted  that  the  above  prohibition  relate*  to  the  giving  of 
SBOIMIT.  property  or  credit  of  cttiea,  Ac.,  to  individuate,  associations,  or 
corporations.  Ac.,  and  that  the  prohibition  U  absolute,  forbidding  the 
-doing  of  such  act*  In  any  form,  shape  or  manner.  There  is  one  other 
restriction  of  the  State  Constitution,  and  that  U  found  in  Article  IV. 
flection  VII..  paragraph  11.  which  forbids  the  Legislature  passing  any 
tfteiml  laws  "  regulating  the  internal  affair*  of  totem  and  counties"; 
IB  tola  and  In  all  other  ease*  in  which  according  to  the  Judgment  of 
•the  Legislature  general  laws  are  feasible,  the  Constitution  Mutes  that 
general  laws  most  be  provided. 

In  compliance  with  this  last  provision  the  Legislature  has  passed 

•any  general  laws  covering  bonded  Indebtedness  of  cities,  towns,  etc. 

They  are  so  numerous  they  cannot  be  cited  here.    We  would  refer  the 

leader  to  the  Revised  Statutes  of  New  Jersey  published  under  an  act  of 

•Ike  Legislature  In  1877,  to  the  title  "Municipal  Corporations"  pages 

T2O  both  inclusive;  and  also  to  the  same  title  (Municipal  Corpor- 

^^Hl  la  the  Supplement  to  the  Revised  Statutes  of  New  Jersey  pub- 

IJahed  in  1887.  pages  4»3.  etc. 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.-The  population  of  New  Jersey  ha* 
been  as  follows  in  the  years  Indicated. 


• 

l.l:il, MX 
•<>          ...     906.0061 


I860 672,039 

1850 4- 

-t.306 


1830 3-J«i.-j;i 

1820 -77.  i-jt; 

18 IO 245.562 


TAX  EXEMPTION. -The  State  of  New  Jersey  passed  in  1888 
t  general  statute  which  exempts  from  taxation  the  bond*,  securi 
la*  and  other  evidences  of  Indebtedness  of  municipal  corpira- 
provtstons  cover  not  only  the  bonds,  etc..  to  be  hereafter 
,  but  those  n*  well  that  have  been  heretofore  Isaned.  It  I*  a 
t  statute,  and  one  which  U  of  decided  Interest  to  the  bolder*  of 
municipal  seenritle*  of  the  State.  We  give  the  statute  In  fall 

•  x  XII.— A  further  supplement  to  an  act  entitled  "An 

•ernlng  taxes."  approved  April  fourteenth,  one  thousand  eight 
^^Hlo*l  and  forty-six. 

^^Klt  enacted  by  the  Benat*  and  General  Assembly  of  tbe  Plate  of 
lew  Jersey.  That  all  bond*,  soonrltles.  Improvement  eertiaeate*  and 
other  evidence  of  I  adorned  mas  heretofore  or  hereafter  Issued  by  tills 
Blab- 

I  be  M  enacted.  That  this  act  at 
^••reTr.1  March  27.  ISM. 


t.-.  or  by  any  county  thereof,  or  hy  any  city.  town,   township, 
•  •ol  district,  or  other  municipality  of  this  State,  shall  be 


diately. 


y  INVESTMENTS-POWERS  AND  RESTRIC- 
TIONS.—The    last   gtnrral   saving*   bank  law  of   New   Jersey  was 
passed    :,   1-476.    In  good  port  that  law  1s  still  In  force,  but  the  more 
•  mt  •eettons  with  reference  to  Investments  nave  boon  superseded 
^^^•rctatato*. 

-•IOM  time  the   lagtslatlvs  tondoncy  In  the   matter  of  invest 
i a*  hen  u  the  direction  of  allowing  the  management  of  these 

•  ion.  a  wider  choice  and  a  larger  discretion.    Section  •-'«!  of  the 
w  restricted  the  Investments  within  narrow  llmlu.    In   1478 

those  UmlU  were  widened  iimna-bal  by  an  entirely  new  net  of  two  aeo- 

ttons.  the  nr*t  taking  the  place  of  aoattonM  of  tbo  net  of  1*76.    In  1886 

•tffl  another  law  was  rssotil  In  place  of  tbe  flnt  *actton  of  the  law  of 

Again  !•  I*"'*  an  act  was  passed  which  materially  broadened 

I  the  provisions  of  section  two  of  the  law  of  1978.  which  covered  the 

saaM  tubject  matter  eontalne.1  in  *eetton2»  of  the  original  law.. f  1-7.;. 

OoaseqnonUy  aioUon  30  of  tbo  tow  of  1876  bn*  now  boon  Minoneded  by 

the  Is.  ./  ;-.^nnd  section  9*  hns  been  superseded  by  the  law  of  1<J«9. 

-9$,  by  an  net  approved  March  SO.  1*96.  a  supplement  (Chapter 

1 1 39.  law.  ..t  IBM)  to  tho  law  of  1876  went  Into  efect.    tint  we  (Ire 

t  al.  « ii  |.plenie  n  t  of  March  30.  1 8M. 

-  manager*  nf  any  savings  bo.uk  may  Invest  Its  moneys  In  the 
(  anjr  school  dlstn.-t  which  ny  law  are  charged  upon  the  prop- 

*  Inhabitant*  of  soeh  district,  wlnrh  agfeool  dl.trlrt   ha* 

P^Bttin  tea  VMI*  previous  to  making  *ueh  Invostsaent  defaulted  In 

•ont  of  either  priaclpal  or  interest  of  any  debt  authorised  to 

I^BRM  <*OJ1  take  elect  Inuaodlately 


s  giro  the  loading  proristons  of  the  law  aa  to  Investments  aa 
•osd* H.-.I  by  the  statute  of  IBM. 

That  the  flm  section  of  the  net  of  which  this  Is  a  supple- 


•r  nhllgatlou*  <>f  the 

or  thoo*  for  which  tbe  faith  of  the  United  Htatos  Is 
'  to  provide  for  tho  payment  of  tho  prin<  Ipal  and 

le  .nterwrt  bearing  bond*  of  thl*  St.. 

ft*  bonds  of  any  Skato  in  the  Unbm  that  ha*  not.  within  ten 
vWm.  to  making  such  Investment  by  sn>  «.irh  Lank  or  In-titu 
•j^Bjm*  payment  of  any  part  of  either  principal  or  Interest 
M  Mthomodby  any  legislature  of  onob  Uteto  to  beoontmetod. 
""•  ttoeb*  or  bonds  of  any  city.  town,  county  or  village  of  t  lit* 
to  the  authority  of  any  law  of  th> 
Brooklyn  and  Philadelphia,  or  In  any  n 
'i*  (other  than  tho**  oonuBonlr  known  a*  Improve 


We  do  not  reprint  the  real  estate  provisions,  as  they  cover  a  matter 
not  germane  to  our  present  subject.  It  U  sufficient  to  say  that  they  are 
two  in  number,  being  marked  fa)  and  (b),  and  may  be  summarized  a* 
below: 

fa)  authorise*  the  holding  of  a  plot  for  erection  of  a  banking  build- 
ing or  buildings,  portions  of  which  may  be  rented,  but  the  cost  of  lot 
and  buildings  must  not  exceed  50  per  cent  of  the  net  surplus  of  the  cor- 
poration: 

fb)  all  purchases  under  foreclosure  sales  upon  mortgages  owned  by 
the  corporation  or  sales  under  judgments  or  decrees  obtained  for  debts 
due,  etc.;  and  all  such  real  estate  must  be  sold  within  Uve  years  unless. 
on  application  to  the  State  Hoard  having  supervision  of  Savings  Banks, 
time  shall  be  extended. 

But  the  character  of  the  investments  in  certain  cities  and  counties  is 
further  greatly  broadened  by  the  law  of  1886,  which  being  passed  in 
1886  wa«  of  course  a  statute  of  the  State  when  the  above  act  of  1889 
was  passed,  and  extends  the  scope  of  the  1889  law.  The  law  of  1886  Is 
as  follow*  : 

SECTION  1.  That  it  shall  be  lawful  for  any  savings  bank  or  savings  In 
stltiition,  incorporated  under  any  law  of  this  State,  to  invest  moneys 
deposited  with  It  in  the  bonds  of  any  city  or  county  of  any  State  of  the 
United  States  of  America,  which  have  been  or  may  lie  Issued  pursuant 
to  the  authority  of  any  law  of  any  such  state;  prnridcd,  no  such  city  or 
county  has.  within  ten  yean  previous  to  making  such  investment  by 
any  such  saving*  liank  or  saving*  institution  of  this  state,  defaulted  In 
the  payment  of  any  part  of  either  principal  or  interest  of  any  debt 
authorized  by  law  of  such  State  to  be  contracted;  and  proridnl.  fur- 
tker,  that  the  total  indebtedness  of  any  such  city  or  county  is  limited 
by  law  to  ten  percentum  of  It*  iMmimftfl  valuation. 

By  another  act  the  bank*  also  have  the  right  to  inrrst  in  railroad 
txmdi  under  certain  restrictions.  The  authorisation  was  given  by 
Section  2  of  an  act  approved  February  22.  1888.  Subsequently  (April 
27,  1838,)  this  Section  2  was  repealed.  On  March  27,  1889,  however, 
It  was  again  re-enacted.  The  section  la  aa  follows  : 

Section  2.  That  It  shall  be  lawful  for  any  savings  bank  in  this  State 
to  Invest  IU  funds  In  fln>t  mortgage  tond*  of  any  railroad  company 
which  has  paid  dividends  of  not  !•••.-  than  four  INT  centum  per  annum 
rrtrularly.  un  their  entire  capital  stock,  for  a  period  of  not  !sss  than 
tHe  yearn  next  prerioa*  to  the  purchase  of  soon  Iwnu*.  or  In  any  con- 
solidated mortgage  bonds  of  any  such  company  authorised  to  be  Issued 
to  retire  the  entire  bonded  debt  of  such  company. 

The  other  law  referred  to  above  amending  section  2  of  the  law  of 
1878  I*  as  below.  It  relate*  to  loam  on  trilateral*  : 

SBcnox  2.  That  hereafter  tt  shall  not,  lie  lawful  for  any  saving  Instl- 
•..•;,.  n  In  this  State  to  loan  the  money  on  deposit  with  the  same,  or  any 
part  thereof,  upon  note*,  bills  of  exchange  or  drafts,  excepting  upon 
the  additional  pledge  of  collateral  security  or  securities,  which  collat- 
eral security  or  securities  shall  be  of  the  same  nature  and  character  as 
those  In  which  the  money  deposited  may  be  Invested,  a*  directed  in  the 
flrst  section  of  this  act,  or  the  capital  stork*  of  national  and  Htat<<  banks. 

'  nave  not  defaulted  In  the 
t  preceding  the 
per  centum  of 


H  athj  •  Mnocnl -  ..;•.-  BUte,  wk  .  , 

payment  oflntorast  dividend*  within  tw 
time  of  such  loan,  and  then  only  to  the  ext 


two  years  next  preceding  the 
_    xtent  of  rigtity  per  centum  of 
the  muu-krl  value,  of  such  collaterals  ;  prorUrd,  that  the  total  amount 


of  snob  loans  shall  not  exceed  fifteen  per  centum  of  the  total  deposit* 
..  .;    ,,  -  I   .  SS  i  • 

In  addition  to  the  foregoing  (according  to  section  27  of  the  general 
law  of  1876)  the  managers  can  keep  on  hand  or  on  deposit  In  any  bank 
In  tbe  State,  or  In  any  trust  or  safe  deposit  company  In  New  Jersey, 
New  York  or  Pennsylvania,  an  available  fund  of  not  exceeding  ten  per 
cent  of  the  whole  amount  of  deposits  with  such  corporation,  or  loan 
the  some  en  pledge  of  the  Mruritle*  named  In  the  flrst  section  cited 
above.  Also  (according  to  section  28  of  the  general  law  of  1976)  they 
temporarily  In  hanks  the  exeeas  of  current  dally 
until  such  time  as  they  may  be  Judiciously 


It  will  be  noticed  that  the  foregoing  provisions  leave  the  New  Jersey 
law  very  broad  and  liberal. 


S    Cul'MIK-      VXD   TOWNS 

IK     THE 

STATE   OF    XK\V    .IKIISKV. 


VoTf.—ror  flm nt  not  giten  in  ntpknbetlcat  order  among  Ike  Winning 


I  (other  than  tkgs*  eonunonly  known  a*  Improve- 
Issued  by  the  city,  town  or  borough  In   win.  ii   -n.-li 
shall  b«  situated  ;  iHr*  *r<ov  for  pnrimmn  i*rl*diitg  \ 
t  citto*  and  coUDtlo*  of  a»y  State  In  the  Unrtod 


subject  to  call  after  June.l 
5s.  JAD.... $10,000. .Juno  1 
.'.*,  JAI'  PO  June  1 

r.'.JAD,  $50,000 June  1 

\D.    48.000 Dec.  1 

i;< 


1IXK) 
1917 


19*1 

1936 


A  COTTD-V  D  A  D  If        •  I  I:  \vk  I ..  TEN  BROECK,  Mayor. 
ASBURY  PARK— >  MILAN  ROSS,  Ool.  and  Troa*. 
Asbury  Park  Is  In  Monmouth  County. 
LOANS-  IfHen  Due, 

i^— 

As,  A*O.  $iO.OOO Oct.  1.  1915 

subject  to  call  after  Oct.  l.iuoo. 
WATBB  B<» 
5s,  JA1>  ... $OO.OOO.. June  1    1915 


\  which  shall  be  a  flnt  lien  on  real 

gtaato  In  thl*  sftate,  and  worth  at  tenet  double  tbe  amount 
no*,  but  not  to  e<re«4 eighty  pereentmnof  tbe  whole  dcpos- 

B*olnane.|orm»r.t...i. ...t; |    . 

-  real  estate,  the  am. mm  loaned  thereon  shall   n..t   '•••• 

SMS*"'1'11  t,  actual  v. 

»rbondan.lm..ru..-.  .1 ,  : 

rMS?**  "*.  '  •»•»•"»««  "t    St  lra.1 

JJ*»of  any  such  hank  or  Institution,  awl  a  majority  of  which 
•hall  eorttfy  to  the  valur  of  the  premise,  •ortpkged.  or  to 

f  JSfN^-  aeeordingt..  their  '- -•  .  ..|.-, •      -    .  •      .  •• 

rrj  •*•  pwoorved  an  .ntsofth*  Institution ; 

I  real  esut  „  aocordanre  with  tbe  following  pro- 


unt  loane     tereon  sal    not    e 
..  tnal  value;  and  no  Investment  la 
by  any  saving*  bank,  except  ii|~>n 
t  three  of  the  manager.,  din 


..•15.500 

School  bonds M.25O 

Interest  payable  at  Trea*.  olllce. 
Bonded  debt  Mch.  1/97.  •208.750 

Net  floating  debt «,75O 

Tax  valuation,  real •J,'.i:i»,  KM) 

Tax  valuation,  per*ounl  :i:i  I  ,'."J5 
Total  valuation  1  sitr,  . .  .:i.-J(i7.«25 
Assessmeut  "3  to  "»  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $10-50 

Population  of  towuslilp  li!H).s.;i:t:t 
Population  of  township  i-*i>  I.I-T 
I'opulafn  of  boro'  1895  (e»t.).:i,  HOO 
TAX  FREE.— All  bond*  Usued  by  this  borough  are  exempt  from 
taxation 

ASBURY  PARK  SCHOOL  DISTRICT. 

Thl*  district  I*  In  Moninotith  County  :iu>l  Ineludes  Asliury  I'ark. 
Ocean  Orovc,  Bradley  Beach,  West  Asbury  I'ark,  and  all  of  Neptune 
Township. 

LOANS-  men  due.  I  Tax  valuation  1S96 $5,840.390 

...  BOKIW- 


5*.  seml-ann..  $4i.VPO0..191O-19t2 

($2,OOO  due  yearly  on  June  20.) 
Total  debt  Feb.  1,  1897.    $91,OOO 


I  Assess.  I*  about  5O%  actual  vnlne. 


Tax  rate  (per 

Population  1 


M.OO  ) $33-50 

'  (est) 12.OOO 


60 


si7H! 


CITY  6Um£M£flT. 


Vol.  LXIV. 


.  _r     A  -K.TT-I/—   f^i'r-v        <  F.  P.  8TOY,  Mayor. 

ATLANTIC  CITY. —  >A.  M.  HESI-ON, comptroller. 

This  city  Is  In  Atlantic  County. 

A*  we  were  going  to  press  the  city  was  advertising  for  sale  In  April 
$35,OOO  of  4>«  gold  com  on  bonds. 

LOANS-  ITA«n  Dae.  ,  Over  due  bonds  and  cer- 

CITTBOM«-  I     tlflcates $22,379 

5»  MAN,  $3.331 1904!  (Held  In  sinking  fund.) 

5-.'  JAJ       6.500 1905  I  Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,'97.$1,090.210 

CITV  IMPROVEMENT  BONDS—        I  Floating  debt .ZM? 

:,»   MAS,  $33.(KH) 1901  I  Total  debt 1,163,210 

t~i  I, i MN)  duo  every  5  yr».)  to  1911  I  Sinking  fund,  etc 4.->.42/ 

4ij8  MAN.  #40,(Mk) 19O6  I  Net  debt  Feb.  1.  1897..    1,117,783 

4i««.  MAN.  1OO.OOO 1911    Tax  valuation,  real 11.913,91 

(f5(MMN)  ilur  CVITV  5  yrs.)  to  1916    Tax  valuation,  person'l  1,177,040 

KONi.ixii  U..NDS—  Total  valuation  1896... 13,090,954 

4».  MAX.  $35.0OO  g. . .  May  1. 1907    Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 

K.HII  IMPROVEMENT  tiONDS—          To  till  tax  rate  (per  $1.000)  .$19-OO 
5-  JAD,  $10.0OO 1898    Population  in  1890  was 13.055 

WATER  BONIH-  Population  in  1880  was....   5,477 

5s,     JAD,  $775.000 1925  i 

4  >._.-,  MAS     100.00O 1926  | 

The  permanent  population,  according  to  local  figures,  is  22,0,10,  in 
creased  in  summer  months  to  150,000. 


ATLANTIC    HIGHLANDS.-J.  T.   STOUT, 
Mayor;  N.  H.  ROBERTS,  Treasurer. 

This  Borough  Is  in  Monmouth  County. 

LOANS—  _  _  When  Due.  \  Total  borough  debt  Dec. 


WATER  AND  SKWKR  BONDS— 
6s.  J&D,  $100,000.... Dec.  1,1898 

ELECTKIC-LIGHT  BONDS— 
5s.  MAN,    $15,OOO.. May  15, 1906 

SCHOOL  DISTRICT  BONDS  - 

5s,$30,OOO 1905to  1919 

($2,000  due  yearly.) 


1896 $115,000 

Bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 
Tax  valuation  1896 abt.$l,500,000 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) $24-60 

Population  In  1890  was 945 

Population  In  1896  was  (est.). 2,000 


B  A  YONNE. — This  city  is  in  Hudson  County. 
BONDS  BOLD  IN  1894-1895. 

ROAD  BONDS  1893— 
5g.,  JAJ,  $50,000,  g...Nov.  1,  1994 

5s 30,000 

SCHOOL  BONDS,  1893— 
Sg.,  JAJ,  $5,000,  g....Nov.  1,  1913 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDED  ASSESSMENT — 

5s.  J&J,  $38,OOO 1915 

MUNICIPAL  BONDS — 

5s  MAS,  $45,OOO Mar.  1,1915 

REFUNDING  BONDS- 
OS $33,000 1925 

FINANCIAL  STATEMENT. 


LOANS —  Amount. 

City  of  Bayonne  bonds. .  $215,OOO 
Funded  assessm't  bonds.  120,000 
Funded  road  const'n  bds  40,000 

Funded  tax  bonds 165,000 

Improvement  bonds 410,000 

Park  bonds 58,000 

Refunded  assess't  bonds.    337,000 

Road  bonds 39,000 

Tax  bonds 94,000 

Township  bonds 5OO 

Water  bonds 136,000 


Bonded  debt  1896 $1,614,000 

Floating  debt 177,157 

Total  debt 1,791,157 

Sinking  funds 112,393 

Net  debt  1896 1,678,764 

Tax  valuation,  real 11,815,410 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  619,660 
Total  valuation  1895...  12,435,070 
Assessment  about  *5  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $23-50 

Population  in  1890  was 19,033 

Population  in  1880  was 9,372 

Population  in  1896  (est)...  25,000 


New  bonds  (1897) 7,000 

Of  the  bonded  debt,  $3,000  bears  7  percent  interest;  $4,000  bears 
6  per  cent;  $1,607,000  bears  5  per  cent;  $500,  no  interest..  This  debt 
was  and  is  due  as  follows:  in  1897,  $102.000;  in  1898,  $50,000;  in 
1899,  $50,000;  In  1900,  $100,000;  in  1901,  $39,000;  in  1902,  $148,000. 
In  1903,  $159,000;  in  1904,  $5,000;  in  1905,  $3,000;  in  1906,  $5,000^ 
In  1907,  $20,500;  in  1908,  $52,000;  in  1911,  $340,000;  in  1912, 
$23,000;  in  1913,  $41,000;  in  1914,  $13,000;  in  1915,  $48,000;  in  1916, 
$29,000;  in  1917,  $1,500;  in  1918,  $96,000;  in  1919,  $121,000 ;  in  1925, 
$33,OOO ;  $500  on  demand. 


BELLEVILLE.— 

This  township  is  situated  in  Essex  County. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

SIDEWALK  BONDS— 
..s $8,500 1904 

WooDSine  (Twp.)  BONDS— 
6s,  JAD,$8,5OO June  1, 1900 

(Subject  to  call  at  any  time.) 

IMPROVEMENT  BONDS— 
4s,  JAD,  $50,000 Dec.  1, 1919 

(Subject  to  call  after  Dec.  1,1909) 
4s,  $65,000 July  1,  1925 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1, 1915 


Total  debt  1896 $147,000 

Water  debt  (included) 15,000 

Sinking  fund 7,239 

Netdebtl896 139,761 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,624,060 

Tax  valuation,  personal  188,321 
Total  valuation  1895. ...1,766,231 
Assessment  is  'a  to  %  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $22-30 

Population  1890  was 3,487 

Population  1894  (estimated). 5,000 


INTEREST  on  the  Woodside  bonds  Is  payable  at  the  Newark  City 
National  Bank ;  on  the  $50,000  of  Improvement  bonds  at  the  Security 
Savings  Bank,  Newark,  N.  J.;  on  the  $65,000  of  improvement  bonds  at 
the  Howard  Savings  Institution.  Newark.  N.  J. 


BERGEN  COUNTY.— C.  I.  BLAUVELT,  Clerk. 

The  county  seat  is  Hackensack. 

LOANS-  When  Dae. 

BOUNTY  BONDS  ($500)— 
7s,  Jan.,  $96,OOO 1898  to  1905 

($12,000  due  yearly  on  Jan.  1) 
Total  debt  March  1, 1897.. $96,000 


Tax  valuation,  real.. ..$21,989,971 
Tax  valuation,  person'l  '  2,196,139 
Total  valuation  1895..  24,186,110 
Population  in  1890  was.  47,226 
Population  in  1895 65,251 


INTEREST  Is  payable  at  the  Hackensack  Bank,  Hackensack,  N.  J. 


BERNARDS — This  township  is  in  Somerset  County. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 

«s $125,400.... $5,000  yearly 

Total  debt  1896 $125,400 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,988.217 


Tax  valuation,  personal.  $365,860 

Total  valuation  1895 2,354  077 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) 17-00 

Population  in  1890  was 2,558 

Population  In  1880  was 2,622 


LOANS- 
SEWER  BONDS  — 


BLOOMFIELD.— WM.  L.  JOHNSON,  Clerk. 

Bloomfleld  Is  In  Essex  County. 

When  Due.  \  Total  debt  Jon.  1, 1897.   $171  500 

I  Total  valuation  1896 3,411,325 

Assessment  Is  2.  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) 27-00 

Population  in  1890  was 7,708 

Population  in  1897  (est.)...   8,f~" 

TAX  FREE.— Allot  the  above  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 
INTEREST  Is  payable  at  the  BloomQeld  National  Bank. 


5s,  MAN,  $42,5OO  ...Nov.  1,1897 

(S2.5OO  due  y'ly)  to  Nov.  1,  1913 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97.    $42,5OO 

Floating  debt 129,000 


5  E.  APPEI-OATE,  Mayor. 
• —  1 8.  HETCHNER,  City  Treasurer. 
This  city  is  situated  In  Cumberland  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

SCHOOL  BONDS — 

5s,  Oct.,  $10,000 Aug.  1,  1899 

4Jss,  MAS,  $4,000 1905 

4-38,  MAS,  21,000 1906  to 

($3,000  due  yearly) 191 1 

WATER  BONDS— 

6s,  FAA,  $50,000 AUK.  1, 1897 

($3,000  due  yearly)  to  Aug.  1, 1913 


Interest  payable  at  Brtdgcton. 
Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897..    $85,000- 

Sinking  fund,  etc 5.00O 

Net  debt  Feb.  1,  1897...      80,000 
Tax  valuation  1895 5,574,000 

Assessment  is  ^  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $17-00- 

Population  iu  1890  was 11,424 

Population  In  1897  (est..). .13,300 


BURLINGTON.  — This  city  Is  in  Burlington  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

CITY  BONDS  (refunding)— 
4s,  MAS.  $22,500 Sept.  1, 1904 

MEADOW  DRAINAGE — 

4s,  JAJ,  $10,000 July  1,1901 

4s,JAD,     14,000 Dec.  1,1921 

Subject  to  call  after  Dec.  1,1901 

PAVING  BONDS— 
4s $16.500 1906 

STEAM  FIRE  ENGINE— 
5s.  JAD,     $1,200 1896-7-8 

TOWNSHIP  BONDS— 
4s $10,813 1-10  ITS. 


WATER  BONDS — 

4s,  MAN,  $20.000 Nov  1,  1916 

4s,  JAJ,    $28,OOO July  1,1908 

Interest  is  payable  at  City  Tre 

Bonded  debt,  1896 $128,013 

Floating  debt 9.'»n> 

Total  debt 137,013 

Sinking  fund l.^l>(> 

Net  debt,  1896 13.~>.147 

Tax  valuation  T<95 2,777. "75 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $22-00; 

Population  in  1890  was T.-.'iil 

Population  In  1880  was 0,090 


TAX  FREE. — All  bonds  Issued  by  this  city  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

BURLINGTON   CO. — County  seat  Is  Mount  Holly. 

The  County  has  no  bonded  debt.  I  Total  valuation.  1896.$24,160,199> 

Floating  debt,  1896....      $81,065  |  Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $10-04 

Tax  valuation,  real 18,437,OO8  |  Population  In  1890  was 58,528 

Tax  valuation,  person'l  6,023,191  | 


C  AMDEN. — This  city  Is  in  Camden  County. 

LOANS—  • — Interest. — -    , Principal.  * 

Bate.    Payable.     When  Due.    Outstund'g. 


NAME  AND  PURPOSE. 

Bountys  loans,  1864 6 

do          1864 6 

do          1891 

City  hall,  1874 7 

Fire  department,  1889  4 

Floating  debt,  1872 7 

do          1876 7 

do         1881 4 

do          1883 4 

Funding,  1886 4 

Interest  account,  1873 7 

do  1875 7 

Park  bonds,  1897 4 

Pay  bonds,  1877 7 

Refunding  bonds,  1897 4 

School  bonds 7 

do          4»i 

do          415 

Water  bonds,  1872 7 


July  1,  1898 
July  1,  1900 


JAJ 
A  A  O 
JAJ 
MAN 
JAJ 
JAJ 
JAD 
JAJ 
JAJ 


1903 
1909 
19O2 
1906 
1911 
1934 
1916 
1904 
1905 
1922 
1907 
1917 
JAD  Dec.  1,  1896 

1914 

(5  July,1900-ll) 

JAJ  July  1,  1900 
JAJ  July  1,  1912 
JAJ  July  1,  1917 


Jan. 
Oct 
July 
May 
July 
Jan. 
June  1 
Jan.   1 
Jan.   1 


JAJ    Jan.   1, 


$-20,000 
20,000 
15,000- 
75,000 
15.00O 
T.-i, (1(10 

IKO.SOO 

218,000- 
34,000- 
40,000 
25,000 
25,000 
75,000 
25,000- 
25,000 
2,000 
75,000 
(iO.OOO 

100,000 
50,000 
50,000 
83,000 

200,000 
95,000 
05,000- 

200,000 

•100,000 


do  1887 4 

dd  1887 4 

do  1890 

do  .'.  4"  J   A'b    Junei,  1926 

do  1892 4>a        1922 

do  1893 •!<.]  .1    A   .1    Jan.,       1923 

do  1896 4  1926 

do  1896 4  J    A  D   .June  1,  1926 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUND,  ETC.— The  subjoined  statement 
shows  Camden's  total  bonded  debt  and  the  floating  debt  on  May  1  of 
the  following  years : 

1896.  1895.  1894.  1893. 

Total  bonded  debt.. ..$1,254,800    $1,217,000    $1,217,800    $1,232,800 
Floatiugdebt 30,000  30,000  60,000  59,050- 

The  city  water  works  in  1894  were  valued  at  $605,037,  and  the  city 
hall,  fire  department  property,  etc.,  at  $220,000. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION— The  city's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 
rate  at  different  periods  have  been  as  follows : 

•Assessed  valuation » Rate  of  Tea 


Tears.  Real. 

1896 $22,550,702 

1895 24,616,920 

1891 17,141,770 

1886 13,701,474 

1880 9,908,235 


Personal. 
$1,761,350 
1,744,200 
1,416,610 
1,592,210 
1,657,850 


Total.        per  $1,OOO. 
$24,312,052  $22-00- 

26,361,120  19-00 

18,558,380  24-50- 

15,293,684  2650 

11,566,080  22-00 


*  The  assessment  for  1893  was  for  the  first  time  made  at  full  cash 
value. 

POPULATION— In  1890  population  was  58,313;  in  1880  it  was 
41.659;  in  1870  it  was  20,045.  The  present  population  Is  estimated  at 
63,467. 


CAMDEN  CO.— M.  F.  IVINS,  County  Clerk. 

County  seat  is  Camden. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

WAR  A  PUB.  B'LD'G.  BONDS  - 

7s,  June  1,  $10,000... June  1,1897 

7s,  June  1,    10,000... June  1,1898 

7s,  June  1,    10,000...  June  1,1899 


5s,  June  1,    10,000. .. June  1, 1899 
5s,  June  1,    10,000. .. June  1, 1900 

ARMORY  BONDS — 
5s,  June  1,  $16,000. .  .June  1, 1908 
Bonded  debt  Aug.  2 1,  '96.  .$66,000 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  First  National  Bank,  Camden,  N.  J. 


Floatingdebt $40,14& 

Total  debt  Aug.  21,  '96.      lOfi,145 

Tax  valuation,  real 33,562,691 

Tax  valuat'n,  personal.   2,9<>i>,411 
Total  valuation  1896... 30,529, 102 


State  A  Co.  tax  (per  $1,000).  .$8-90 
Population  in  1890  was...  87,68'; 
Population  in  1880  was...  62,942 
Population  In  1895  was...  100,104 


1VT  A  "V         5  J.  HENRY  EDMUNDS,  Mayor. 
1V1/V  I  . — $  j   ASHTON  WILLIAMS,  Recorder. 


This  city  is  in  Cape  May  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

GENERAL  IMP'T  BONDS- 
OS,  $10,000 June  1,1915 

REDEMPTION,  ETC.— 1890— 
5s,  JAJ,  $15,000 Jan.  1,  1910 

REFUNDING  BOND  — 

5s,  AAO.  $18,600 Apr.  1,  1899 

5s,  MAN,    15.000 May  1, 1910 

5s,  AAO,     19,800 Oct.  1,  1899 

5s,  JAJ          4,300 Jan.  1.1905 


Total  debt  1896 $87,700 

Sinking  fund 2,OW 

Net  debt  1896 85,70( 

Tax  valuation,  real 1.443,15( 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    151,20. 

Total  valuation  1895  ....1,594,350 

Assessment  is  3t  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) $23 

Population  in  1890  was 2.13J 

Population  in  1880  was . . .. ..1,699 


Interest  is  payable  at  Cane  May.    |  Population  in  1895  was  (est.). 2,700 
STREET  IMPROV. 1887 —  I 

5s,  MAN,  $5,000 May  1, 1897  | 


April,  1897. 


JERSEY-CITIES  AND  TOWNS, 


61 


EAST  ORANGE.— Jos.  U.  THOMPSON,  Prest. 

This  townnhip  la  ill  E**ex  County. 
LOANS—  When  Dtu. 

- 

jv*.  #--.100 1897-1903 

($300  due  yrarlv.i 

-.>....         ...$7.300 1097-1901 

<j»1.500  due  yearly.) 

5*,..       ..  $24.000 1397-1902 

:«  yearly. t 

3*. *7.'«"  -    --19O3 

<$l.oo<>  due  yearly.) 

5*. #i  ~  1901 

;t-  yearly  > 


4*.  var..  $113.OOO 1897-1900 

4*.  JAJ.    224.000 July  1,1897 

(98,000  due  yearly)  to  July  1, 1921 

STREET  IMI-KHVEM'T  liusix— 
5eA  0*.  $181.810 l-lo  yearly. 

TAX  ABBBABAGK  BO.NDS- 

4*.  JAJ,  *84,000 July  1.1914 

Beaded  debt  Mar.  1,'96 $79,OO7 


*•;  " 
~~~  ($2.000  dnc  ye 

BEWICK  BoXD 


1,  ,-     -  .•. 
rly.) 

.1897-1913 

:-••:  me 


Floating  debt. 6O.OOO 

Total  debt 1.039.OO7 

Sinking  fund 113,47:2 

'-Dt  March  1.1896.    925,335 


*mv*rw  ^M^WVU   a,   *<7W..       cr^>J(.)O<J 

Total  raluatlon  189«. .  .13.7S2.65O 
Taxrate(per$l.OOO)....       $25-OO 

Population  In  189Owa* 13,282 

Pu|Hilattou  la  1880  wa« 8.349 

Population  in  1894  (eat.)...  17,000 


. 
•    rar..    49,'" 

ELIZABETH.—  JOHN  (.'.   KANKIX.  .Fi:..    Mayor. 

ThU  elty  tot  Into  fluanclal  difflonltte*  through  making  extensive 
local  improvement*.  Internet  wa*  defaolted  Frbruary  1,  1879,  and  a 
eomp  ronaloc  wa*  finally  effected  with  the  bondholder*,  by  which  new  4 
p*r  cent  bond*  dated  July  1,  1892.  were  Uaued  ta  exchange  for  the 
l*r  cant  band*  tuned  In  at  SO  per  eeat  of  their  face  value.  The 
Bolder*  of  the  remaining  *1.5OO  of  onadjuited  bond*  are  unknown. 


LOANS- 

AND  PUMP 


dja* 


4 

7 
0 


Principal. 
.     When  Dtu.     OulttaiuTg. 

j  A  j  July  i.  192293.280.3/0 

:---  :      ... 

1898101903         101.300 


A  linking  fund  of  about  $7J,OOO  per  annum  U  applied  to  redemp- 
tion ef  ouutandlBf  boad*. 

INTEREST  I*  paid  by  the  Mercantile  Tract  Company  of  New  York. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC  -Total  bowled  debt  February  1. 1897.  Includ 
Iky  unadjusted  boad*.  waa  $»M83.OOO.   Bond*  are  all  exempt  from  city 


valuation  and  tax 


ASSESSED  VALUATION-The 
ate  at  different  period*  hare  bee*  a*  follow* : 


.  KateofTai 

Totat.         Mr  •! 

Bl  A  ~1MI  fi*i4t  •*  '    —  •  ••  -••  —  •  » .  ..  •  w«*  •*•  A  *" 

14>10.73O 
14.330.075 
14.248.93O 

The  tax  rate  te  188«  IB  Blade*  Mate  tax.  $2'«O;  county  tax.  $3  20 
tty  tax.  $31-00 ;  total.  $W80  per  $1,000. 

POPULATION     1"  l*9Swa*  43763:  ta  1890  population   wa*  37,- 
1890  It  waa  28.339 :  In  1870  It  wa«  MJ$3. 


Wkrn  Due. 


•W.OOO      18«7*o  IMS 


ESSEX  COUNTY.— Ei>.  L  CONKLIX,  Auditor. 

The  eounty  Beat  U  Newark. 

LOAN8- 
11  Bovna— 

^^•M>,  $4..VH* Apr.  30. 19O1 

3*.  JAJ.    3O.OOO         July     1    1&97 
•10,000.  dneyTly, 'to  July  l!  1*99 

kO.  $33.Vr<) 1W7-19O6 

PUCK  I:  .M.  — 

»«9eJ'AJL$M>OO.OOO.Aa.l/lD-3ft 
•  >.OOO  every  3  yaara.) 
.  i*— 


Apr.  1. 180$ 
$1. 


7*.  AAO.  $010.000 

TMaldoM  18M $1.777.438 

Maktecfuad* 93,440 

Tax  valuatloB.'peno'n'i  31.1O3.963 
Total  valnatloa  IMS  .  184.003,083 
Co.  tax(per$l,OOO)  .  0-04 

Population  la  1890  waa.... 23O.090 
-  Population  la  18*0wa*  .. .1*9.929 
duo  yearly  OB  Apr.  1.)  Pepnlattoa  In  1893  (MD  312.OUO 
I  pal  aad  lalaraat  of  the  park  bond,  are  payable  IB  fold 
1REST  on  the  park  boad*  ta  payable  by  lh«  Ualted  State*  Mort- 
Tru«t  Compaay,  New  York ;  oa  all  other  bond*  at  the  Manu- 
re' National  Bank.  Newark.  N.  J. 


Si  ••• 
, 


I.— R.  Y.  M.  CHASE,  Chairman. 

1U>  towunlp  U  ta  Kaaex  County. 

LOANS—  <f hen  lutt.    Floating  debt 

IP  BintM-  I  Total  debt  l  u.  i  :•> 

'•  .AprUI.1887    Water daM  (teoladod) . . .      47.OOO 

*»«Yao  yearly) to  IBM  I  Tax  valaattoa,  real 1.1HO.OOO 

I  Tax  Talaatloa.  pononal  . .   8O.OOO 

1»38|  Total  vabMUoolMt*  ...1,200.000 

iiBIMBnsM-  '  Total  tax  (prr  f  1.000)     .          _.-.. 

^^K^MOOO !»0«|populaUoalaiaM  wa*...     2.0O7 

«•»•>'••    •  ..$103.«K»olrop«latloBlBl»9S(eet.) ..     Jsoo 

FREEHOLD.— FREDERICK  PARKER. 

ThUlowi,  i.    ,    MOM       •.•.•.•. 


AANfl 


LO 


^ 190V1MW 
•Mpdae  yearly  on  Jan.  1.) 

- 

•-0  .*1.500  yearly) 

^HTft*lMO Part  yeariy. 

Tar  total  tax  roll  a*  irlrea 


I. 


, 


..$80,430 
4  900 
$44.630 

1803..   .   3333.318 
actual  valne. 

M  '- 
(Brtfanated 

ity  and  township 


•  •  "ft  Khool  tax.  80-75. 

INTEREST  pajraMo  at  Traaoanr*.  omoe. 
TAX  FREE-A11  of  the  town'i  boad*  an  exempt  from  taxation 

GLOUCESTER  CITY— 

n,i.        i«  IB  Oaotdm  Couatr. 
Wh»*Due, 


' 


.... 


.... 


- 


'   ..   1«I4  to  1923 
*' 


to  1928 

dae  yearly  , 

to  1913 


tO 


debt  Feb.  12 -97 
Floatlag  del.t. 
Total  oebt 


Net  debt  Feb.  13.1897. 
Water  debt  (Included).. 
Tax  valnatloa.  real. 
Tax  valuation,  pepw 
Total  valuatlOB  1890 
Total  tax  <per  $1.000) 


$93.000 

•-    '  - 
,...,,. 

...-•• 
.1  -.-i 

•  _  .,  rm 




Population  In  1990  wa. fl.564 

PopulaUoBlal<»»7(Mt.) 6,70V 


GLOUCESTER  CO.— A.  S.  BARBER,  JR.,  Co. 

Collector. 
County  neat  is  Woodburr. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

COURT  HOUSE  BOXDS— 

4«,  MAN,  $10,OOO Kov.  1, 1897 

($3,OOO  due  yearly)  to  Nov.  1, 1808 


4s.  MAN,  $18,000  <$2.OOO  y'rly) 
I  uU'rtwt  payable  in  Woodbury.          |  Popula 
TAX  FREE— All  of  the  county's  bonds  a 


Total  debt  1896 $46,OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 11  ,Oi>O,045 

Tax  valuation,  personal  3,728,443 
Total  valuation  1895...  14,818,490 
County  tax  (per$l,OOO)  3-OO 

Population  in  1890 was         28,649 

Population  In  188O  was 25,886 

re  exempt  from  taxation. 


GUTTENBERG.— JOHN  ZELLER,  Ctoairman. 

This  town  I*  in  Hudson  County. 

LOANS—                   When  Due.  I  Tax  valuation,  paraonal  *45,75O 

iMPBOTB-auurT Boroa—                   I  Total  valuation  1893....  745,000 

7* *72.474 Past  due  1  Tax  rate  <per$1.0OO)....  12-20 

Floating  debt $11.315  |  Population  in  1890i 


1S96 83,789 

Tax  valuation,  real 704, 23U 


Population  In  1880  was! 


....1,947 
....1,206 


5  p-  J-  CAIRNE",  Prenldent. 
—  J  E.  J.  GRACE,  Treasurer. 
This  city  I*  in  llud*on  County. 


LOANS 

•iL  BONDO— 

7*.  JAJ,  $14.700.... 
5*.  May,    22.OOO.. 

STHKIT 


When  Due. 
ulv  1, 1898 


5*  Mt,  JAJ.  $201, HO  j.  July  1.  1911 

WATBB  BOXDA— 
6*.  JAJ.  84O.OUO July  1. 1916 

Town  HIM.  BOND*— 

5*.  JAJ, 816,000 July  1,  l;n:i 

B   BdM  MM  l>..     10. "M  P3M.OOO 


Floating  debt $53,453 

Total  dobt  Deo.  10, 189C.    4O7.9SS 


fund 


6,711 


Net  debt  Dec.  10, 1896..     401,242 

Tax  valuation,  real. 3.023.9U5 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    289,737 
Aa*ea»inent  about  actual  value. 
Tot.  val.  (leuexe'pt)I96$3,286,697 


Total  tax  (per  $1.000) 


$94-20 


•  w*«»»    M»A   \  |WI    ^&,VW;  .  .  .  q*^4    «W 

Population  IB  1890  wa* 8,338 

Population  in  1890  (e«t.)...  10,000 


HOBOK.EN.— : 

l(<ibokpnl»ln  HiuUon  County. 

LOANS—  — InlertH. — . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  Mule,  Pa 

A         Judgment,  1873  ...r 

^o         1889...  .    44  J 

Lltrary  boad*.  1897    4  J 

BAC    School  houae.  1887. r    44  F 

do       1890  rAr    4  J 

do       1897 4  J 

Bower  bond*.  1897..        4  J 

D     Water  bond*.  1882... .r    6  A 

O  do        1883  ...r    5  A 

do       1890.. ..r    44  M 

Engine  nonce,  l**92.r    6  M 

Fire  homo,  1893... r    44  M 

do          1803. ..r    44  F 
do.           1894..  r    4 

Volunrrb'Bty.ner.i.c    B  J 


($4.000  yearly  in  18U7-t;  $4.300 
*to£li«tta*%1878..e    6       J 


do            1879. .c  0  F 

do         1881.oAr  5  M 

Cltr  Hall,  188O.^o*r  3  M 

FOUOB 


$54,000 
30,000 
50,000 
45,000 

100.000 
90,000 
92,000 


. 
D 


Police  Dept,  1M92..     44    M  A  N 
rBbUabBta.i888...r    4       AAO 


. Principal. 

When  Due,       Ottltland'g. 

Feb.   1,  1905 

July  1,  1899 

Jan.  1,  1917 

Aug.  1,  19O7 

July  1,  1910 

Jan.  1,  1917 
1917-1935 

Oct.    2,  1903 

Apr.  12, 1903  ,'HH, 

Nov.   1,  1910  20,000 

Nov.  1,  1903  I-...MM. 

Nor.  1,  1907 

Aug.  1,  1908 

Aug.  1.  1909 
Jan./97,tol9OO 
yearly  in  1899-1900.) 

IW.   1,  1898          337.00O 

Fab.  1.  1899 

•>          !'..   '.'".I 

-.  i.l     1.    I'M. i 

Nor.  1,  1912 

Oct.    1.  1898 


18.000 

7,000 

10.00O 
17,000 


7S,000 
196,000 
60.000 
24,000 
10,000 


"c."  coupon  bond* ;  "r/'irglnUred    bond*. 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONOS-A  ta$l,OOO;  Bta$5.OOO;  C  1*  $10.0OO : 
DU$5OO. 

INTEREST  on  regtaterrd  bond*  ta  payable  at  the  city  Tre**urer-* 
olBce.  Coupon*  art  payable  by  Ike  Flr*t  National  Bank  of  Hoboken, 
and  Intereat  on  water  boadu  at  Water  Rrgiatrar'*  offloe. 

TOTAL  OEBT,  ETC.— The  lubjolnod  *tat«ment  abow*  Hoboken'* 
total  municipal  debt,  the  .inking  fund  held  by  the  elty  agaiiut  the  same, 
the  water  debt,  aad  the  elty*  Boating  debt,  on  the  following  date*. 

Mat  4,  1 890.  May  6,  1893.  May  7,  1 894.        1893. 
t.... $1.038,000    $1,042,000    $1,O35,5OO    $1,094,750 
-  M»l  :.;  •  .  17$  l. v.fi 


Xetdrbt  ...........  $1.029.449    $1.O40.3O3    $1,034,021    $1,090,194 

Floating  d.M  »13O.101        $130.007       $116.673       $131,224 

Tka  alaklBc  fnad  raoaire*  yearly  a  portton  of  tae  licence,  fee*  and 
it  after  certificate*  are  paid. 


CITY  PROPERTY-Tkaettyown*  park*,  public  Imlldliig*,  a  water 
ijitOBi  aad  mk»r  aaaala  amounting  to  over  a  million  dollar*. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION-The   city'*  aiianed   valuation    labont 
66  per  cent  of  the  caah  value)  aad  tax  rate  at  different  period*  hare 
a*  follow* : 

IH  , .  • .      ,  ,-.'„,•  < .,-.- ...  DM 

JMate.  Prefer!*.    Annted  Valuation,  per  $1,000 

-.1-.-      ••  $3.*44.640  -13,240  $22 -OO 

H  194  i  • « • 
.    21,319.000 

1.622.803 

.    13.621. UNI  1,491^00 

.  1:1. 

POPULATION-In  149O  population  wa*  43,648;  In  1880  it  wa* 
3O.999 ;  In  1  -To  It  wa*  80,397. 


.        . 
..... 
:-.-.-.!.,  _• 


U  i" 

..  M  :•• 

17.112,400  »-86 

14.860.047  .:  -I 


HUDSON  CO.- 

TkU  county  contain*  the  Htle*  of  Jentey  City,  Hoboken  and  Bayonne. 
The  eonnty  *eat  I*  Jeney  City. 

Out.          LOANS—  When  Due 

Pi  HI  n    Umli  IS..MIH 

44^,  JAJ.  <MX)!ooO*'c'jun.  l',  1025 
44gJAJ,  lOO.OOOg.o&r.Jan.  1/25 
4*,  AAO.  24,000 r.... Oct.  1,  11(02 
4*.  AAO.  88,000 r.... Oct.  1,1903 
4*.  AAO,  38.000  r.... Oct.  1. 19O4 
44*.  JAJ.  800.000 ....  Jan.  2, 1925 

PUBCIIAdB  1«0!CDS— 

44* »73,OOO  r. . .  .Nov.  2, 1911 

TAX  ARRRAKH  Bojioe— 


LOANS- 

IlKllxlE  Bl>!rD»— 

•"«>..e.Nor.  1,    . 
4*.  JAJ,          3,000..  r.  Jan.  I 
4  4C.M  AS^l  OO.OOOg  e.Bept.  1  .  1  1»1  8 
4*.JA  .»O  ...........  1U16 


B<><n>e— 

4  4«.JAJ.$1  00.000    r  Jan.  1,  1911 
($10,000  due  yearly)  to  Jan.!.  192O 

130.000    r  Jan.  1 
,        due  yeariy)  to  Jan.  l.'lii 
.  JAJ.     $22.000.  r  Jan.  1.  1898 
due  yearly)  tn  Jan.  1.  'O8 


, 
4*.  JAJ.  $1 

($1O,OOO  d 
3..  JAJ. 

($3.000 
3*.  JAJ.  ,.. 

44a.MAN.100.000  r.  SOT.  1,  1922 
44*.  JAJ.SOO.OOOcAr.Jan.  1.  192.1 
4  4*.  JAJ.  230.000oAr.Jan.l,1923 


,000..  r  Jan.  1,1909 


.         . 

5*.  JA.I,  liiMi.iKKir.   ..Jan.   1,1898 
.V.J.V.I.   :u-.ii(Mir*r.M»yl!»,  1IH)1 

WAK  KKNKWAL  Boicne— 
3*.  M4S,$H.-.4,OOOc4r.Jau.  1, 1905 


62 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


INTEREST  i»  payable  by  the  First  National  Bank,  Jersey  City,  N.J. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  bonded  debt  In  1890  was  $4,277,800; 
floating  debt,  $02,974:  total  debt,  $4.340,774;  sinking  fund,  $1,219,541' 
net  uebt,  $3.121,233.  The  net  debt  in  1895  was  $2,600,064. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows : 

. Aaeutd  Valuation .     Tax  rate 

Ttart  Heal.  Personal.  Total         pe»-$l,000. 

iv.o  ....$137,687,292       $12,V61,922       $159,t'49,21f       ...... 

1894.  135,386,022          11,921,881          147,307,S»03          5'80 

1893-94 130,209,003          11,382,210          141,591.212        ...... 

1891-92 123,387,636          10,107,418          133,495,054          5-60 

POPULATION  —The  population  In  1890  was  275,126;  In  1880  was 
187,944;  lu  1S70"  was  129,067.  Estimated  population  lu  1894  was 
300,000. 

5  PETER  F.  WANSER,  Mayor. 

JGEORGE  R.  HOUGH,  Comptroller. 
Jersey  City  formerly  suffered  greatly  from  difficulty  In  collecting 
(axes  and  assessments.  Under  the  Martin  Act,  however,  passed 
some  years  ago  by  the  Legislature,  arrears  of  taxes  are  made  liens  on 
the  property,  and  If  not  paid  within  three  years  the  property  can  be 
sold  to  satisfy  them.  The  lands  and  buildings  acquired  by  the  city 
during  the  past  few  years  have  not  as  yet  been  valued  and  placed  In 
the  account  known  as  "  city  property."  It  Is  expected  that  this  valua 
tlon  will  be  completed  shortly,  and  when  the  amount  Is  added  the  total' 
of  the  city's  resources  will  be  largely  Increased.  The  city  has  also  suc- 
ceeded In  adjusting  the  taxes  with  the  railroads,  and  the  latter  now 
pay  Into  the  treasury  about  $225,000  annually.  Jersey  City  Is  In 
Hudson  County.  As  we  were  going  to  press  the  city  was  advertising 
for  gale  In  April,  1897.  $150.000  of  4^  per  cent  refunding  gold  bonds- 

LOANS-  ' — Interest. — ,  . Principal . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  Rate.  Payable.     When  .Due.    Outstand'g. 

Armory  b.nds 1895.. .r        4>a     J  <fe  J     1898tol901  $4,000 

($1,000  due  yearly  on  Jan.  1.) 

Assessment  bonds,  189s.. .dtr    5g.    M&S    Sept.  1, 1923        700,000 

do  do'      1894...  c*r    5g.    M  &  N    May  1, 1924        600,000 

City  government,    1872.. .c&r    7       J   &   J    July  1,1913      a550,000 

City  Hall,  1891 OJkr    5       F  A  A    Feb.lO,'97to'12   160,000 

($10,000  due  yearly  to  Feb.  10, 1912.) 

1893 5g.    J  &   J    Jan.   l,'13to'22   200,000 

($20,000  due  yearly.) 

1893 5g.    J  &    J    Jan.   1,1923         350,000 

1896 4       F&A     1898  to  1901  40,000 

($10,000  due  yearly  on  Jan.  1.) 

1896 4       F&A     1902  to  1904  26,000 

(Part  due  yearly  on  Feb.  1.) 

City  of  Jersey  City,  1884.. c&r    6       A  &  O    Apr.  1,1904    tl.000,000 

Fire  Engine  House,  Police  Station,  etc.,  Bonds — 

Engine  house,  etc.,  1893... r    4i«    J   &  J    July  24, 1901  8,000 

do          do  1894. ..r   4*2    M  &  8    Sept.10, 1902  8,000 

do          do  Ib96...r    4'o    J    &   J    Dec.  28, 1H03  4,000 

Police  H'd-Quar.,etc.,1890.r    4       J    &   J    Jan.    1,  1898         »25,OOO 

($5,000  due  yearly  Jan  1,  Is98,  to  1902.) 
Police  stations,  1890 r    4*3    A  &  O    Oct.    1,1903-4 


do 


do 
do 


do 


do          do        1891 r    5 

do          do        1892 r    5 

do          do       1891 r    4«a 

Funded  debt,  1872 c&r   7 

Funding  Loans  to  Fund- 
Assessment  bonds,1875.c&r    7 


do  1876.c&r    7 

do  1891. o&r    5 

Floating  debt,         1879.e&r    6 
Maturing  bonds,    1880. c&r    6 

do  do       1892. c&r    5 

Differences,  &c.,     188 
Tax  arrearages,  1893. 

do  1894. 

do  1889. 

do  1HH9. 

do  1895. 

do  1HHO. 

do  1896. 

Improvements,  1874. 
Joint  sewer,        1892. 


J   &  J  Jan.l '99-1900 

J   &  J  Jan.    1,1909 

J   &  J  Jan.   1, 1905-7 

M  &  N  May   1, 1897 

J   &  D  June  1, 1905 

J   &  J  Jan.   1, 1906 

A  &  O  Apr.  1, 1916 

F&A  Feb.  1, 1909 

J   &  D  June  1, 1910 

J    &   J  Jan.   2,1922 

1881. o&r    5       A  &  O  Apr.  1, 1911 

~    ....r    4ifl   J   &  J  Jan.   1,1898 

....r    4^3    J   &   J  May  10, 1899 

3>3    A  &  O  Jan.    1, 1898 


Morgan  8t.dock.1870. 


3"3  A  &  O  Apr.   1, 1899 

413  J   &  J  Jan.   1,  1900 

4^9  J   &   J  July  1,1898 

4*3  A  &  O  Oct.    1,  1898 

7  J&J  Jan.   3, 1906 

5  M  &  N  May    I,  1897 

.o&r    7  J&J  June  6. 1900 
with  bond  optional 


Property  purchased r   4       ..-„., 

School  Bonds,  including  Bergen,  etc.,  issues- 
Pub,  schools  (Bergen), 1869. r    7       J&J    July   1,1898 
do  (Bergen), 1870. r   7       J&J    Jan.    1, 1900 

do          (Hudsou)t1870.r    7       J&J    Apr.    2, 1900 
Streets  and  Sewers  Assessment  Bonds— 


10,000 
19,900 
20,000 
15,100 
aSOO.OOO 

600,000 
300,000 
1 1,469,000 
1 1,353,000 
1450,000 
t200,000 
1 150,000 
410,000 
412,000 
55.OOO 
386,000 
325,000 
100,500 
245,000 
60,000 
$36,639 
a!25,000 
633,299 

50,000 

100,000 

50,000 


Streets  and  sewers,  1892. c&r    5 
Waterloan,     1866 7 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


1870 7 

1872 7 

1872 7 

1874 7 

1876 r   7 

1876 r    7 

1878 r    7 

1873 7 

1877 6 

1879 6 

1879 6 

1883 5 

1891 o&r    5 

1891 c&r    5 

1892 c&r    5 

1893  c&r    5 


J   &    J  Jan.    2, 1922    tz548,000 

J   &    J  Jan.    1,  1899     alOO.OOO 

J   &    J  Jan.   1,1902     a375,000 

A  &  O  Apr.   1,  1902 

MAS  Sept.  1,  1902 

J   &   J  Jan.   1, 1904 

J   &   J  Jan.   1, 1906 

M  &  N  Nov.  1, 1906 

M  &   8  Mch.26,1908 

M  &  N  May   1, 1913 

J   &    J  July  1, 1907 

F&A  Feb.   1,  1909 


J    &    J    July  1,  1909 


aSOO.OOO 
afiOO.OOO 
a250,000 
a60,000 
a61,000 
a47,000 
aSOO.OOO 
a255,000 
aoO.OOO 
aSO.OOO 


F&A    Feb.   1.  1913    ta525,'ooO 


1895. 


A  &  O  Apr.  1,-1916 

J  &  D  June  1, 1921 

J  &  J  Jan.    2, 1922 

J  &  J  Jan.  21, 


Past  due,  not  presented  for  payment — 
Streets  an.d  sewers... various    7 
Improvements '. 7 


c&r    4>«  J   &   J    Jan.    2, 1925 


1586,000 
350,000 
t248,000 
t200.000 
179,000 

1.000 
1,750 


a  $1,OOO  each.       t  Secured  by  special  sinking  fund 
•  Wholly  in  sinking  fund.          z  Those  are  assessment  bonds 
•Principal  and  interest  paid  by  a  special  tax  levy. 
B^NTEREST  on  bonds  Is  paid  by  the  Merchants' Exchange  National 

RTQTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  city's  total  bonded  debt,  on  Dec.  1  1895 
was  $18 . 257.790,  which  amount  included  $4,222.000  of  assessment 
bonds  and  $5.436,000  of  water  bonds.  The  floating  debt  at  that  late 
wa»  $317,464.  The  subjoined  statement  shows  Jersey  City's  total 
municipal  debt,  the  resources  held  by  the  city  against  the  same,  also 
the  water  debt,  on  the  following  dates  : 


Dec.  1,  1895. 

General  account  debt $8,599,791 

Assessment  account  debt 4,-<  22,000 

Temporary  loans 317,464 

Improves icnt  certificates.. 228.OO9 

Unexpended  appropriation?,  1889-94 215,020 

Other  accounts 352,667 


Dec.  1, 1894. 

$8,850,743 

4,2Hfl,000 

•109,61!.! 

120,500 

179,583 

378,072 


TotaUlabllltio8(exoluding-w»ter  debt).  .$13,934,951       $14,267,562 


Dec.  1. 1895.     Dec.  1, 1894. 

Cash  In  City  Treasury $460,845  $575,991 

Cash  and  bonds  held  in  sinking  funds 1,743.417  1,600,204 

Taxes  due  and  unpaid 3,V!58,857  3,508,609 

Assessments  due  and  unpaid 2,014,740  1,952,219 

Cityproperty 1,426,500  1,426,500 

Due  city  for  advertising  tax  sales 447,606 

Oilier  items 172,493  607,897 

Total  resources $9,524,458         $9,671,420 

Water  debt  (sinking  funds  not  deducted)...  $5,136,000         $5,136,000 
SINKING  FUNDS— The  sinking  funds,  all  of  which  are  invested  In 
the  city's  bonds  and  certificates,  on  Dec.  1,  1896,  were  as  follows : 

Cash.          Securities.  Total. 

General  sinking  funds $85,906       $1,897,207       $1,983,113 

Water  sinking  funds 2,663  360,888  363,551 

Total $88,569       $2,258,095       $2,346,664 

CITY  PROPERTY. — The  city  owns  its  water  works  which  are  self- 
sustaining. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 
rate  have  been  as  follows : 

— Assessed  Valuation. Tax  Rate 


Seal. 

1896 $8  V'20.120 

1895 81.968,790 

1894 79,551.020 

1890 73,059,265 

1886 61,894,739 

1880 54,122,875 


Personal. 
$7,040,230 
7,370,832 
7,029,950 
5,898,150 
4,985,200 
5,343,815 

POPULATION.— In  1890  population  was  163,003;   in  1880  it  was 
120,722;  In  1870  it  was  82,546. 


Total.     j>er$l,000. 
$88,060,350        $27-40 
89,349,622 
86,580,970 
78,957,415 
66,879,939 
59,466,690 


27-40 
27-50 
26-40 
29-40 
28-00 


KEARNEY.— This  township  Is  in  Hudson  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

STREET  IMPROVEMENT — 
5s,  F&A,  $27,500* . . .  Aug.    1,  1901 
5s,  F&A,    45,000*...         annually. 
5s,  M&S,    13,000*...        annually. 

FIRE  DEPARTMENT — 
5s,  var.,     $7 ,000.... $2,000  y'riy. 

REDEMPTION  RR.  BONDS — 


5s,  J&D,  $94,000.... June   1,1902 

5s,  J&D,       6,000 June  1,  1903 

5s,  J&D,    4  8,800....  June  1,1904 

SCHOOL  BONDS— 

68,  M&8,  $500.... Apr.  11,1897 
5s,  var.,  12,000....  18»6-1899 
5s,  M&S,  22,000....  1897-1901 

($4,000  due  >  early  Sept.  1.) 

5s,  J&D,  $18,OOO. . . .       1896-1904 

($2,000  due  yearly  on  June  1.) 

SKWER  BONDS— 
5s,  M&S,  $25,000. ...Sept.  1,1901 


SEWER  BONDS— (Con.) 
5s,  M&S,  $75,000.... Mar.    1,1903 
5s.  M&S,      9,000 annually. 

WATER  BONDS— 

6s,  A&O,  $58,000.... Oct.     1,1917 
5s,  A&O,    30,000.... Oct.     1,1917 

5s,  M&9,      2.0OO 1917 

5s,  A&O,    13,000....       Oct..  1918 
Ss.A&O,    11,000.. ..  Oct.  1, '19-20 

Bonded  debt  1896 $529.800 

Floating  debt 56.012 

Total  debt 585,812 

Sinkingfund 87,406 

Net  debt  1896 498,406 

Tax  valuation,  real 3,555,900 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    398,350 
Total  valuation  1896.... 3,754,250 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) 21-40 

Population  in  1890  was 7,064 

Populat'n'95  (Statecensus).  10,467 


The  assets  of  the  township  In  1895  amounted  to  $620,570  39.  Of 
this  amount  $18,317  78  was  cash ;  $135,250  value  of  real  estate; 
$117,500  value  of  water  system;  sinking  fund,  $79,488  81;  arrears  of 
taxes,  $45,482  78;  other  assets,  $64,046  21. 

INTEREST  on  the  redemption  bonds  Is  payable  by  the  Central 
Trust  Company,  Kew  York:  on  the  street  improvement  bonds  marked 
thus  (*)  by  the  National  Newark  Bankicg  Company;  on  the  sewer 
bonds  due  Sept.  1, 1901,  and  on  $5,000  due  annually  at  the  German 
National  Bank;  on  all  others  at  the  Essex  County  National  Bank. 


L.ON  G   BR  ANC  H . — Long  Branch  is  in  Monmouth  County. 


Bonded  debt  1896 

Floating  debt 

Sinking  fund 

Tax  valuation,  real. . . 
Tax  valuation.person'l 


$89,000  Total  valuation  1895.. $10,902.630 

82,148  Tax  rate  (per  *1,000).  3-00 

9.811  Real  valuation  1893..    18,000,000 

9,686,150  Population  in  1890  was 7.-231 


1,216,480 


Population  In  1880  was 3,833 


MADISON.— J.  P.  ALBRIGHT,  Mayor. 

This  borough  is  in  Morris  County.    Bonds  are  tax  exempt. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 


ELECTRIC  LIGHT  BONDS — 

5s,  A&O,  $15,000 1910 

5s,  A&O,      5,000 1912 

5s,  A&O,    15,000....  Apr.  1.  1923 
Subject  to  call  Apr.  1, 1903. 

ROAD  BONDS — 
4ifiS,  F&A,  $24  000...  1898  to  1909 

($2,000  due  yearly.) 
4Hss,  F&A,  *1,OOO 1910 

INTEREST  Is  payable  at  the  First  National  Bank  of  Madison 


WATER  BONDS— 

5s,  A&O,  $60,000 1920 

5s,  A&O,    10,000 19-.il 

5s,  A&O,    10,000 Apr.  1.  1923 

Subject  to  call  Apr.  1,  1903. 
Total  debt  in  Mar.,  1897.  $173.200 
Tax  valuation  Mar.1895. 2,006.177 

Assessment  is  i«  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $18-60 


MERCER  CO.— S.  WALKER,  Collector. 

County  seat  is  Trenton. 

When  Due. 


Bonded  debt  Dec.  l,189(i. $270,000 
Tax  valuation  1896. ...41,811,895 

Tax  rate  (per  *1,000) $5-i 

Population  1890  was 79,!>7>i 

Population  in  1896  (est.)... 85,000 


LOANS- 
BRIDGE  BONDS— 
5s,         ,    $120,000.... Feb.  1,  1896 
(Part  due  yi-'ly)  to  Feb.  1, 1909 
DEFICIENCY  BONDS — 

4s ,$25,000....  Aug.  15,1897 

4s, ,    25.00O June    8,1903 

HOAD  IMPT.  BONDS — 

4s, ,  $100,000... Dec.  1,  1897 

($10,OOO  due  yearly)  to  Dec.  1,  '06 


MIDDLESEX  CO.— DAVID  SERVISS,  Collector. 

County  seat  is  New  Brunswick. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

BRIDGE  BONDS — 

7s,  A&O,  $5,250    .Apr.  1/97-1900 
4,  J&J,  $60,000 Jan.  1,1898 

($10.000  due  ye'ly)  to  Jan  ,  1903 

RENEWAL  BONDS — 

6s,  J&J,     $2,000 Jan.  1 .  1 898 

49.J&J,     14,000..  Jan., 1, '98-1900 

4s,  J&J,     23,500 Jan.,  1898-'02 

1,000..  Jan.  1,  1898-'99 


. 
18,000....  Jan.,  1898-'02 


4s,  J&J,  $20,000....       1904-1907 

($5,000due  yearly  on  Jim.  1  •) 
4s,  J&J,  $10,000. .Jan.  1/1908-'09 
Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,  '97..$153,7W 

Floating  debt un.iKM 

Total  debt  Feb.  1,  1897..    183,7flt 

Tax  valuation  1896 27.413.291 

State  school  tax  (per  $1,000). Wj 

County  tax  (per  $1,0()O) •* 

Population  1890  was 61,75< 

Population  18»5  (est.) 70,057 


4s,  J&J, 
4s,  J&J, 

I  NTEREST  Is  payable  at  the  County  Collector's  office.  New  Bruns- 
wick. N.  J. 

TAX    FREE.  -All  bonda  issued  by  this  county  are  exempt  from 
taxation. 


April,    1897. 


NEW  JW£Y-CITI£8 


TOWNS, 


MONTCLAIR.— 

This  township  U  situated  IB  Easex  County. 


LOANS- 

RULHIIAI>   BOIII 
3*.  M. UN.*--     ••"' 


ITAmtiXM. 

.Yearly 

tints)  to  1» is 


SXWIK  B 

5s.  MAN. $150.000.... May  1, 1913 
4*,FAA        *'.OOO....  Aug.l,  190ft 

SCHOOL  BOND*— 

.•1S3.300 

B-aadsrl  debt  189$ $638.5OO 

INTEREST  on  the  railroad  bond*  Is  paid  by  the  Mutual  Life  Insur- 
ance Co..  Newark.  N.  J.;  on  the  sewer  bond*  In  New  York,  and  on  the 
i  IB  Montelalr. 


Floattncdebt $60,000 

Total  debt  Is96 698.5OO 

Tax  valuation,  real. 6,595,550 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  857.90O 
Total  valuation  1895.... 7.453. <50 
Assessment  about  2-5  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (perfl.OOO)  1894. $32-50 

Population  1890  was H.tt.*>6 

Population  1893  (estimated)  12,000 


KI  P-  \A7  A  IP  IT          J  JAMES  M.  SEYMOUR.  Mayor. 
IN  t.  W  A  t\  t\. . —  }  JOHN  8.  GIBSON,  Comptroller. 

Newark  Is  situated  la  KsseT  County. 

LOANS-  . — Imttrtfl. — .   . Principal. . 

NAME  OA  PURPO6C.  Jlrtl.  frngftU.       Want  DIM      OuUtatuTg. 

Annotation.. 1886    4       MA    8    Mch.  1,  1906     $126.000 

oty  improvement  refunding       4       MAS    Meh..       1923 

Otytax  ....1(*S6    4       M  A    8    Meh.  1.  19O6 

Corporal* 1878    6       FA  A    Aug.  1.  1908 


Hi 


1--I.   •, 


Intercepting  sewer 1888  4 

Market  head*. 1891  4 

"1895  4 

1896  4 

1-96  .. 

1896 

Partngboad*. ....'.'....".'..  1892  4>» 

Sewer ...1879  6 

BUuijUaat*  tarn  lint 1879  6 

oo  and  sewer.  18M  4       M 


do 

$• 


Tax  arrearage 1887    4",    J 

189O    4«,    J 

•  l-w-4    4       J 


it 


WaU 


....1M1   4 


June  1.  1910 
AAO    Apr.  10, 1908 
AAO  1897 
1897 

1—7 

190$ 

18971899 

1897 

M        B    Meh.  1.  1909 
B    Meh.  1.  1909 
X    May  10. 1906 
1   13  1915 

J    July  1.  1897 
J  !•««• 

J    July  1.  1898 
J    JulJ  1     1899 


. 

...18M  .. 

'.'."itrri  • 

1875  7 

-  -  •  - 

...ItOl  * 

..IMS  4 


-44  4  M 

. . .  .<1V 

»*7  4  A 

-as  4  r 


U 

I-.-, 

IBM 


1.500.0OO 
158.000 
7OO.OOO 
500.000 
62O.OOO 
333.HOO 
14,  00 
33.-00 
34.000 
100.000 
100.000 
100.0OO 
180.000 
270,000 
500.000 
ll-  ,0  O 

75,000 

28.OOO 
61.000 
61.000 
94.000 
83,000 
31.000 
53.000 

1906  66.IITMI 

190$  66300 

A    Aug.  1.  1906 

A    Aoc.  1.  1897 

N    May    1.  1906 

II    May   1.  1909 
1911 

M    May   1.  1915 

8    Mch.  6.  1918 

D    D*e.  2.  1908 

D  1910 

N    May   1,  1914 

N    May    1.  1916 

O    Apr.   1.  1917 

A    Feb.   1.  1922    6.45OOOO 

1912  2 

1913  55.000 
1916  4H.I..I 
1916                  1     800 


100.000 
3OO.OOO 
100.000 

70400 
915.000 

M.OOO 


20.000 
30.OOO 
19.000 
15.000 


of  tk*atyTraa««r«T  and  at  local 


IN  TERESTU  payable  at  the 
tank* 

TAX  FREE.-Tb*  city's  Iw 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  Erc.-Ta*  subjoined  .tate«»»»t 
saow.  Newark's  total  •«••»•'  debt.  Ik*  slakSac  taad  bald  by  the  city 


are  all 


.and  water  action  Jan.  1. 1896.  aad  lalSSUand 


Jam.  1. 1807.  Jan.  1. 1896.          1884. 
dbt.l$l3.773.000    $14.100.000    fl4.733.OOO 
91784^04         SJOO.S1B         3.291393 


•  «w-r 

DEBT  LIMITATION.-Ta* 
•at  of  the  total  valuation. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION 
rat*  have  bee*  a*  follow*. 
east  of  actual  value: 


$|0.»*H.347    $I1.2M^M9    $11.441.100 
$7.7&7XM»      $7.717^MM>      $7.677.000 

looojBoo       $331,000 

equal  to  aiset  3  per 

as  unpaid 
yayBteat  of 

;.<       .-   »^   : 


by  law  to  IS  per 

I  valuation  aad  tax 
1  at  about  70  pe,. 


ps ;:- 

..-,.- .  •  lit 


18-M 

ro 

:-  M 


POPULATION. -la  1990  •••alati**  was  181330:  In  1880  It  wa* 
U$£08(  IB  1870 It  wa*  106.069;  la  KWS.aeeordlag  to  the  Ptateeea 


W  BR  WSWICK.-^lJiiKifKcW:. 

ty  huttaatad  la  MIMtaaaz  Omaty 

_LOA 

K«T. 


•  •.  K.I 

•  xt 


;-.-  - 


. 
•a.J 

4>f«. 


AJ. 

MAN. 


'Am  DIM 
PND  Bono*—  (On  > 

1901-2 
19023 
1900-6 
1907-8 
1910 


o*—  ( 

X  MAX.    $W.OOO    *ept.  1 
9*.MA«.      23.0OO.  .»•?(.  1 


..  . 
15.000    Jan.  1 

.  12.000  .May  1 


4>m,  AAO.  96.000.. Oct. 
4«i*.  66.000.. 


LOANS-  K*en  Due. 

SINKING  FUHD  BONDS— (Con.) 
4s,  MAN,-$63,OO0..1907A  1908 
4s.  MAS,    -10.001).. Mar..      19O7  8 
3s,  MAN,    -10.000.. Nov.  1. 1908-9 
3s.  MAS.     *40.OOO..Bept  1.1917-18 

8TBKKT  AND  SKWKK   BONDS— 

7»,  MAN.$207.500....1897  A  1898 

7*.  MAN,  14.6O0....1898  A  1899 

Be,  MAN.  -.•.••I.INMI..IVIX.V  1899 

6«.  MAN.  30,000..  1899  A  19OO 

6».  MAN,  19.500. .  19OO  A  1 9O1 

6s,  MAN.  18,500. .  1901  A  19O2 

6s,  MAN,  24.000.  .1902  A  19O3 

6ft,  MAN,  37,000..  1903*  1904 
6a.MAN,     500.. 1904*  1905 


I    LOANS—        When  Due. 
8TR»  BT  A8EWKH  BONIW—  (Con.) 

|  68.  MAN,     $4,5OO.  .1905  &  19O6 

,6»,  MAN.       1.OO0..19O6&  1907 
68,  MAN,     11.500.  .1907  A  19O8 

I     WATBR  BOND*— 
7«.  MAN,  $42.000  .May  1, 1S97-8 
7s,  MAN,     50,000 . .  Mch.  1. 1 898-9 
7s,  MAN,     5O.OOO.. Men.  1,  19O3-4 

7«.  MAN.     18.500 Nov.  1 897 

($5.0OO  due  yearly)  to  Nov.  1, 1900 
7s.  MAN,  30.000  . . .  Nov.  1. 1897 
($1O.OOO  dnny'rly)  tn  Nov.  1. 1899 

KKFCvniMi  BONDS  — 
4 >as,  MAN,  68,OOO....Nov.  1, 1926 


-The  bond  iwues  marked  thus  (•)  tn  the  above  table  are  all  held  by 
the  sinking  fund. 

TAX  FREE. -The  city's  bonds   re  exempt  from  taxation. 

INTEREST  on  the  water  bonds,  with  the  exception  of  the  last  two 
Issue*  listed  In  the  above  table.  Is  payable  at  the  Ninth  National  Bank, 
New  York  City.  All  other  Interest  at  the  National  Bank  of  New  Jersey 
In  New  Brunswick. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUND,  ETC.-The  subjoined  statement 
•how*  New  Brunswick's  total  municipal  debt,  the  sinking  fund  held  by 
the  city  agalnat  the  Bame,  the  water  debt,  and  the  city's  floating  debt 
the  date*  mentioned. 

AVT.l,  1896.  Apr. I.  1895.  lpr.1,1894. 

Total  municipal  debt $1,574.800     $1,581.800     $1,585,600 

Sinking  funds  and  cash  assets....       397,393  362.36O  329,394 

Net  debt...  $1,177.207     $1,210.440     $1.256,276 

*at«r  debt.  Included  above 2O\SOO          220.5OO          235,500 

Floating  debt  (Included  above) ...        13.OOO  25.OOO  :>H.IHK> 

The  total  debt  of  the  city  In  1885  wa*  $1.618,619;  sinking  fund  and 
ash.  $57.519;  net  debt.  $1.561.100. 

CITY  PROPERTY.-The  city  own*  public  building*,  steam  On 
angina*,  etc..  aad  water  work*  which  eon  $493,OOO.  Tne  gro**  earn 
Ing*  from  the  water-work*  for  the  year  1895  were  $54335.  Inclnd 
Ing  natal  of  Ire  hydrant*;  the  eost  and  maintenance  was  $12,778, 
leaving  a  net  Income  for  the  year  of  $42.057. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.-The  city*  aumna  valuation  and  tax 
ate  have  been  a*  follow*  : 


1890 7.900.000 

1886 4.062.450 

1880 4.173,000 


2.150.000 
2.150,000 


Total    ««.'.«../ 

Yflualto*. 

$10,225.000 

10.V08.300 

10,050.000 

5^88.300 

5.416.000 


Kate  of  To* 
per  $1.000 

--•... 


24-60 

41    10 

M  >l 


POPULATION. -In  1890  population  wa*  18.603;  In  1880  It  wa* 
17.166 ;  In  187O  It  was  13.O58 :  Polio.  eaiMM.  1894.  xO.338.  Popula- 
tloala  1893  aoeordlaj- to  local  Bgures  I.  20.OOO. 


Orancel*s 


C««tBty.    None  al  tbe  city's  bond*  can  be 


retired  before  maturity. 

LOANS—  •**«•  MM. 

Crtr  BOND*— 

4>**, •130.000    1904  to  1914 

(Part  do*  yearly.) 

DKFICIUCT  BOND*— 

7*.  AAO.  $6,000 Apr.  1.1897 

7s.  AAO,  13.OOO Apr.  1.1898 

7*.  AAO.  10.000 Apr.  1,1899 

I---..R  HOI-SK  BOND*— 

5*.  JAD.  $4.000. Dee.  1.1897 

j»  1.000  due  yearly)  to  Dec.  1.1900 
Bonn*— 

5s.JAJ.   $10.000 July  1.1800 

5*.JAD.       5.000 Dee.  1.1902 

5*.  JAD.       5.000 Dec.  1.1903 

44".  40.000 1900t«1907 

($§.600  due  yearly.) 

BBWIB  Boma— 

6s.  MAN. $999X100.... May  1. 1897 
3*.  JAD.      3.000....  J*ne  1.1922 

INTEREST  to  payable  at  the  United  8taM*  National  Bank.  N.  Y., 
at  tb*  Orange  National  Baak  or  Second  National  bank  of  Orange. 


(Con.)— 

June  1,  1923 
ly)  to  June  1.1932 

O Jan.  1,1904 

lev'rly)  to  Jan.  1.  1909 
OS.  JAJ.fl6.000  .  Jan.  1.1R1O-11 
5s,  JAJ.  $20.000  .Jan.  1.191:1  14 
5«.  JAJ.  AO.iNDi  Inn.  1,  1915 

($13.0OOdnej-rlj)u.Jsn.  1. 1918 

~     JAJ,$80.000  Jan.  1.1919 

tea  rrly)  to  Jan.  1.1999 
••          .l.in   1, 1998 
«$3.O06dneTTlv>  to  Jan.  1. 1932 

4V«. $1«5.0OO      I'.M  :,  to  I'rji 

TAX  AMUIABS  BOND*— 
5«.FAA.    $6.000..      An*.   1,1897 
TAX  AND  AasKMMkNT  ABBXAB*— 

5%, JAD.  $38,000 June  1.1901 

WATCB  BONDS— 
3s,  AAO.  359.000 Oct.   1,1912 


TOTAL  DEBT,  Erc.-Tbe  subjoined  statement  shows  the  tott 
1  deM  of  Oraaire,  the  ateklag  fund  hekl  hy  the  city  atraln* 
,  the  water  debt,  aad  the  city's  floating  debt,  on  the  datei 

May  13. '96.  Mar..  1895.  June.  1894 
.$1.61ft.flOO    $1.537.800    $1,328.800 
92.674  120.975  86,462 


Total  mnnMpal  o> 

-   *klM]  r  ..I,.!-  .,:,.! 


v.t  .!,  M 


.•1.326.126 

.    $354.000 

$30,000 


$1,416,823    $1,242.338 
$339.000 
$30.000  (t) 

Theslnklng  fund  raeatva*  yearly  about  $24.000.  raised  by  taxation 
and  fma  the  water  works  and  other  soarees.  The  available  assets  con- 
slst  of  unpaid  taxea.  aaseaanient*  aad  cash  In  treasury. 


ASSESSED  VALUATION.-The  city's  asseiwed  valuation  (about 
one-half  of  the  each  value)  and  tax  rate  for  a  series  of  yean  have  been 
a*  follow* : 

Pertonat    liidrnlrdntt*  Total  Anmed  Tax  Rait 

rear*.        KtaJ  fttaU.     Properly,  to  I*  deducted.    Valuation.  ptrfl.OOO 
1880.        .$7380,600       $7BI.4OO 

.   7.456,200          816,000  


:-  .1 


1887. 

I-.,, 


5,950.000 
4.917.300 
3.919.700 


7«2.000 
732.700 
M9.100 


137,920 
92.O5O 


$8,423.000 
8.272,200 
7,977.000 
6,594.780 
6,557,950 


-.-  >0 
-•-  -.0 
28-20 
97-00 
27-40 
21-00 


POPULATION.— The  estimated   population   tn  1893  wa*  22,792 
la  1890  the  population  was  18344;  In  1880  It  wa*  13.2O7;  In  1870  It 
1*9348. 


64 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


When  Due. 


T-»  A  oo  A  I/-        (ANDREW  MCLEAN,  Mayor. 

PASSAIC/. —  {WILLIAM  MALCOLM,  Treasurer. 
Passaic  l»  in  the  county  of  the  same  name. 

LOANS-  irA«" Due- 

CITY  BONDS— 

6s     JAO,  $2:1.000..  Junel.9b  '19 
5»i     JAJ,      2:t.500.. Jan.  2.   1902 

18,000 1895-1914 

11,500 1018 

25.OOO.Nov.,  1900-'24 

*t;».:::::    7.500 1906 

PUBLIC  IMPROVEMENTS— 
5s,      ...$75,000 1898-1912 

PUBLIC  PAHK  BONDS- 
SB,  JAJ,    $33,000 1905 

($3.OOO  due  yearly)  to  1915 

SCHOOL  HOUSE  BONDS — 

5s...  $1,500 1896-1897 

5s,  JAJ,    12.0OO 1896tol906 

5e!  JAJ,      2.000 1896 

(Part  due  yearly)  to  1898 

5s $9,000 1912 

5s,  ,    19,000 1895-1915 

4&g,  46,000 1899-1914 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  Passaic  National  Bank,  Passaic,  N.  J. 

PASSAIC   CO. — County  seat  is  Paterson. 


LOANS- 
BEWER  BONDS — 

..s $90,000 

STREET  IMP.  BONUS  (renewal)— 
5»,  MAN,  $9,010 

TAX  BONDS— 

s,          ,$17,000 

Bonded  debt  1896 $422,010 

Floating  ilebt 185.95O 

Total  debt  1896 607,060 

Tax  valuation,  real 5,948,400 

Tax  valuation,  personal.     897,775 
Total  valuation  1895.... 6,846,175 

Assessment  is  --.  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1.000) $29-20 

Population  in  1890  was 13,028 

Population  iu  1880  was 6,532 

Population  in  1805  was 17,894 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

UKIDGK  BONDS— 
Ss,  A«O,  $11,000 Oct.  1,1905 

K.I  vn  lioNDg — 

6«,  MAN,  $  120,000... May  1,  1897 
<$4O,000  due  y'rly)  to  May  1,  1899 

5»,  FAA,  $20.OOO Feb.  1,1900 

«s.  MAN,    25,000 1901 

Interest  is  payable  in  Paterson. 


Total  debt  Jan.,  1897..    $178,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 47,268,063 

Tax  valuation,  personal  8,656,705 
Total  valuation  1896... .55,371,263 
Assessment  about  *a  actual  value. 
Population  in  1890  was — 105,046 
Population  in  1895  (est.)..  135,000 


PATERSON. — Paterson  Is  in  Passaic  County. 


LOANS—  • — Interest. — . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.      Series.  Bate.  Payable. 

City  Hall  bonds 1892  A       5 

do  do  ....1893  B 
do  do  ....1894  D 
do  do  ....1894  C 

School  bonds 1870  3 

do    1873  6 

do    1894  9 

do     1892  A 

do     1893  B 

do     1896  .. 

do    1896  .. 

Ponded  debt J887 


-Principal.- 


3 

Sewer  bonds 1872  5 

do  1877  7 

do  1879  8 

do          1880  9 

War  bounty  bonds..  1865    3-4 
Benewalbonds      ...1877  B 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


fiewer  appro'n  bds. 
do 
do 
do 


..-.1878   C 
...1878    C 
...1893    J 
...1893  K 
.1893    L 
.  1H!M    JI 
.1884  D 
.1885  E 
.IsHli    F 
.1887  Or 
.1887  H 
.1888  H 
.1889    I 


.1887  A 
.1894  D 
.3891  B 
.1892  C 


Park  bonds 1888  A 


do 
do 
do 


.1890  B 
.1891  C 
.1892  D 


5 

412 

7 

7 

5 

5 

5 

413 

413 

6 

7 
6 
5 
5 

7 

6 

6 

6 

6 

5 

5 

413 

413 

4ia 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

413 

5 

5 

4 

4 
5 
5 


When  Due.    Outstand'g. 
MAN  May, '97  to  1907  $115,000 


A  A  O 
MAN 
J  &  J 
J  A  D 
J  &  D 
A  A  O 
J  A  J 
FAA 
A  A  O 
A  A  O 


J   A  D 

MAS 
J  A  D 
J  A  D 

MAS 

J   A  D 

MAN 

FAA 
J  A  D 
MAS 
A  A  O 
A  D 
A  D 
A  D 
A  D 
A  C 
A  D 
A  D 
J  A  D 
J  A  D 
J  A  D 
J  A  D 
A  D 


M  &  N 

A  A  'O- 

J  A  D 

J  A  D 

J  &  D 


Part  yearly. 


1900 
1901  to  1904 

1897 

1907 

Aug.  1,  1908 
Oct.  1,  1910 
Oct.  1,  1911 

1896-1900 
$5,000  yearly. 

1897 

1902 

1902 

1902 

1896  1900 
$21,000  yr'ly. 

1901 
1903  A  1904 

1905 

1903 


1904 
1906 
1906 
1907 

1908  to  1916 

1909  to  1911 
1913 
1914 

1900  to  1905 
1909 


;  1908  to  1912  J 

$25,000  yr'ly  j 

1910 

1911 

1912 


155,000 
120,000 
100.000 
7,000 
20,000 
10,000 
50,000 
50,000 
25,000 
25,000 

25,000 

10,000 

3,000 

16,000 

30.000 

105,000 

30,000 
60,000 
20,000 
14,500 
9,500 
23,000 
47,000 
58,000 
42,000 
41,000 
100,000 
32,400 
34,500 
85,000 
65,500 
36,000 
67,000 
14.000 

125,000 

20,000 
15,000 
15,000 


PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS— Most  of  the  bonds  are  for  $500  each. 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  City  Treasurer's  office. 

TOTAL  DEBT.— The  city's  totaldebtiu  July,  1895,  was  $2,518,500. 
The  subjoined  statement  shows  Patersou's  total  municipal  debt  and 
the  city's  floating  debt  on  each  of  the  dates  designated. 

Mar.  20,'95.  Mar.  20,'94.  Mar.  20,'92  Mar  20 '91 

Total  bonded  debt $1,861,500    $1,532,000    $1,257,600    $1,220.600 

Floating  debt 1,136,524         491,000         516,871         389975 


Total  debt $2,998,024    $2,023,000    $1,774,471    $1,610,575 

FREEDOM  FROM  TAXATION— The  city  taxes  none  of  its  bonds. 
CITY  PROPERTY— The  city  owned  property  and  other  available 

assets  on  March  20, 1895,  amounting  to  about  $3,807,713 ;  cash  in 

treasury  (Included)  $60,687. 
ASSESSED   VALUATION— The  city's  assessed  valuation   (about 

three-fourths  of  the  cash  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows : 


Years 
1896. 


Seal  Personal  Total 

Estate.  Properly.          Assessed  Vat 

.$36.320,148  $7.213,536  $43,563,684 

.    33,383,259  6,837,093  40,220  352 

....   32,458,885  6,829,018  39,287903 

1890 23,981,681  4,947,009  28  928,690 

1880 16,348,608  3,544,517  19I893I125 

POPULATION— In  1890  population  was  78,347;   In  1880  it  was 
51,031 ;  In  1870  it  was  33.579 ;  In  1895  It  was  97,344. 


Mate  of  Tax 
per  $1,000. 
$25-00 
25-00 
25-00 
25-00 
21-10 


PERTH    AMROV       5  IRA  B.  TICE,  Mayor. 

tS(~'  Y  • — i  HENRY  CONRAD,  Treasurer. 


This  city  is  In  Middlesex  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

School  bonds $36,000 

Street  improvement 176,800 

Water  wotks 293,000 

Bonded  debt  1896 480,800 

Water  debt  (included) 268,000 

Sinking  funds 168,438 


Tax  valuation,  real $3,081,855 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    192,330 

Total  valuation  1805 3,274,185 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000)...        24-50 

Population  in  1890  was 9,512 

Population  In  1880  was 4,808 

Population  In  1895  was 13,000 


JJOHX  c.  PERDOE,  Mayor. 
. —  J  FRANK  KNEEDLER.  cicrk. 

This  town  is  in  Warren  County. 


Total  debt  1896 $104,700 

Tax  valuation,  real —    2.713,755 
Tax  valuation,  personal      639,970 


Assessment  about  %  actual  value . 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) $19-40 

Population  in  1890  was 8,644 


Total  valuation  1895...   3,353,725  |  Population  1895  (estimated) .9,800 


PLAINFIELD.— 

This  city  is  in  Union  County. 

Sewer  bonds $124,000 

Floating  debt 17.OOO 

Total  debt  1896 117.OOO 

Tai  valuation  1896 7,500,000 


Assessment  about  '•.>  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $22-20 

Population  in  189O  was 11,267 

Population  in  1895  was 13.629 


POMPTON. — DANIEL  A.  WHEELER,  Treasurer. 

This  township  is  in  Passaic  County.  About  two  years  ago  the  village 
of  Pompton  proper  was  voted  into  a  borough  which  comprised  about 
one-third  of  the  assessed  valuation  o£  the  township  of  Pomptou.  This 
caused  the  difference  in  assessed  valuation  from  1895.  By  agreement 
It  is  expected  that  the  borough  will  care  for  one-third  of  the  bonded 
debt  of  the  township;  consequently  the  figures  for  the  total  debt 
should  be  as  given  below. 

Tax  valuation,  personal..  $50,900 
Total  valuation  1896....  495,300 
Assessment  about  %  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $35-40 

Population  in  1890  was 2,153 


When  Due. 


LOANS- 

RAII.ROAD  BONDS — 
5s,  May,  $30,000 1897-1901 

Interest  payable  in  New  York. 
Bonded  debt  Apr.  1,  1897.  $30,OOO 
Tax  valuation,  real 444,400 

By  a  special  contract  payments  on  the  above  bonds  can  be  made  at 
any  time  in  sums  of  not  less  than  $10,000. 

r-f   A  TTTTT-  A  -V        J  J.J.  DALY,  Mayor. 

JrtAlrl  WAY. —  ^R  VANDERHOVEN,  Treasurer. 

This  city,  of  Union  County,  was  declared  bankrupt  in  1882,  and  a  com- 
promise of  the  debt  exclusive  of  the  water  debt  ($185,000)  was  forth- 
with agreed  to  with  most  of  the  leading  creditors  at  35  cents  on  tha 
dollar,  the  debt,  exclusive  of  water  debt,  then  amounting  to  about 
$1,200,000.  This  settlement  was  completed  in  1894,  and  interest  is 
now  paid  promptly  on  the  now  bonds.  The  water  bonds  were  renewed 
In  1891  at  4  percent,  an  agreement  having  been  made  in  1890  by  whlcli 
all  accrued  interest  at  7  per  cent  was  adjusted  at  the  35  per  cent  rate. 
Interest  on  the  water  bonds  Is  also  promptly  paid. 


LOANS-  When Due- 

ADJUSTMENT  BONDS  1882— 
4s,  MAN,  $607,907... Nov.  1,1922 
Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

WATER  BONDS  RENEWED 

4s,  JAJ,  $185,000.   .    July  1,1932 

Total  debt  189B $607,907 

Water  debt  additional. . . .   185,000 
Tax  valuation  1 896 3,004,350 


Tax  valuation  1895 $3,01 1,. VJ  5 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO)'95         27-90 

Tax  valuation  1894 3,069,900 

Deductions  for  debts. ..       111,750 
Bal.  valuation  taxable..  2,958,150 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $28-10 

Population  in  1890  was 7,105 

Population  in  1880  was 6.455 

Population  in  1895  was 7,945 


Interest  payable  at  Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  New  York  City. 

All  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation  when  held  in  New  Jersey. 

$  EDWARD  J.  TURNE  R,  Mayor. 

—  \ JOSEPH  w.  BURGESS,  cierk. 

Is  In  Bergen  County.    The  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 
LOANS—  When  Due.    Tax  valuation,  personal.  $106,280 

ROAD  AND  SEWER  BONDS—  Total  valuation  1896 — 1,506,280 

4!ss,  J&J,  $75,000 July  1,  1923    Assessment  about  %  actual  value. 

Bonded  debt  Feb.  1, '97..    $75,OOO    Total  tax  (per$l,000i $35-10 

Floating  debt 70,388  I  Population  in  1890  was 2.-JH3 

Total  debt  Feb.  1,1897..    145,388  I  Population  in  1880  was 2.'J!i!i 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,400,000  |  Population  in  1897  (est.) 4,700 

INTER  EST  on  the  borough's  bonds  is  payable  in  gold  at  the  National 
Bank  of  the  Republic,  New  York. 


SADDLE   RIVER.— 

This  township  is  in  Bergen  County. 


LOANS- 
HIGHWAY  BONDS — 


When  Due. 


5s,  FAA,  $90,000.  Aug.  '98  to  1923 

Bonded  debt  1895 $90,000 

Interest  at  People's  Bank  A  irust 
Co.,  Passaic,  N.  J. 


The  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

SALEM.— 

Salem  is  situated  in  the  county  of  the  same  name. 


Sinklngfund $3,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,098,600 

Tax  valuation,  personal         > : 

Tax  valuation  1895 l,149.t;7.i 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000)..       $26-60 
Population  in  1890  was 2,197 


When  Due. 


LOANS- 

WATEK  BONDS— 

5s,  JAJ,  $20,000 July  1,  1001 

58.J&J,    20,000 July  1,1906 

SEWER  BONDS — 

5s,....,       3,000 1904 

Total  debt  1 896 $49,600 

Tax  valuation,  real $2,460,950 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  office  of  the  Pennsylvania  Mutual  Life 
Insurance  Co.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 


Tax  valuation,  personal^l  ,432,350 
Total  valuation  1895 . . .   3,397,925 
Assessment  about  actual  value.     ' 

Tax  rate  (ner$l.OOO) $l2-!ln 

Average  school  tax 2'8( 

Population  in  1890  was 5,516 

Population  in  1880  was 5,056 


SOMERSET  COUNTY.— E.  B.  ALLEN,  Treas. 

County  seat  is  Somerville. 

When  Due. 


LOANS- 
COUNTY  NOTES. 

5s,  var $72,705 On  demand 

SURPLUS  REVENUE. 

6s,8ept.    .  ..$47,818 On  call. 


Tax  valuation,  real. . .  .$15,090.619 
Tax  valuation,  person'l.  5,684,363 
Total  valuation  1895. .  .20,774,982 

Assessment  is  %  actual  value. 
Population  in  1895  was 30,44" 


Total  Mbt  Feb.  1, 1897"$120,523  |  Population  in  1890  was."....  28,1 
INTEREST  payable  at  County  Collector's  office. 


SOUTH  ORANGE.— 

This  village  Is  in  Essex  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

BUILDING  BONDS — 
5s,  JAJ,  $25,000 

SEWER  BONDS — 
5s,  FAA,  $25,000 1922 

WATER  BONDS— 

5s,  A&O,  $46,OOO 

Bonded  debt  Mar.  1,  1897. $96,000 
Floating  debt 3,440 


;  H.  H.  HART,  Pros. 

!  PHILIP  H.CAMPBELL, Treas, 


Total  debt  Mar.  1, 1897..    $9!M  " 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,611,601 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    319,401 
Total  valuation  1896. ...2,931,000 
Assessment  is  %  of  actual  value. 

Village  tax  (per  $1,000) *9' 

Population  in  1890  was 3,10t 

Population  in  1880  was -M"' 

Population  in  1896  (est.).  ...4,50* 


Principal  and  interest  of  bonds  are  payable  iu  gold. 


April,  1 8 


flf,W  JEHSEY-CITIES 


TOWNS, 


S  U  MM  IT. — Tnla  townthlp  U  In  Union  County. 


LOANS- 


*•*<•>«  Due. 


,9l5.000..Jan.  1,1898 

.  -        -        .  yearly)  tu  Jan.  1.  1907 

•M).  Jan.  1.1893 
I  to  Jan.  1.  !••••! 


111'. • 


Tax  valuation  1896..  ..$2,'  15.0OO 

Tax  Taluatlon  1  S95 1.866.OOO 

Tax  valuation  1894 1. 450,000 

AawMment  about  H  actual  value, 
State  A  Co.  tax  <per91,OOO)  .98-40 

Citjtax  (per91.OOOj 17-80 

Average  rcnool  tax 2-6O 


UNION. — This  town  U  In  Hudson  County. 


Wktn  Dut. 


irwi  payable  at  Summit.          I  Population  In  1895  waa 4.819 

debt  1496. 9&«.500  I  Population  In  1890wa« 3.5O2 


LOANS- 
SCIIOOL  Horsu  BONOS — 

1.45O.OOO    5s 99,000 Feb.  1,1897 

(93,000  dm-  y'rl.v)  to  Feb.  1,  1899 

5s 92,000 Feb.  1,  19OO 

43,000 1902-1915 

BKWEK  Bono*— 

5». 960.OOO Jan.  1, 1897 

(95,000  due  y'rly)  to  Jan.  1. 1903 


TRENTON.— 

Trenton  la  la  Mercer  County.    The  slnkinx  fund*  are  well  maintained 
)  aad  tae  water  work*  are  much  more  than  aelf  supporting. 

LOANS—  • — l»ltrt*l. — .       , l-nntipal . 

NAME  ASO  PURPO6C.  Kale.    PayabU.          Wken  Due.       Outtiaiiifg. 

Aim*  II"""        1894    4        UMII  91.7OO 

Coupon  Iwnd. 1899    4        FA  A    Aug.l,  19OO  to  '09        79.OOO 

(97.900 doe  yearly.) 

Fire  iH-p.irtiu-nt 1887    4      Seml-an.  1887  3.5O0 

1892 4       1808  :  ! 

.1  1802 4 

raadlng.  1881 4 

do        1885 4 

Oart>acerremafy....l893    4 
Park  improvement.  .1*91    5 
do          ...1888    4 
do          do 

.  189.1    4 

do  do          ...1893    4 

Fav.-n.  .GUaUM  AvavU  ...     i 
I>.-|.arUueot  .1990    4 


J   *   J 
MAN 


J   A  D 


do          'do  ..li)'T.    4 

••BMrnBcy 1802    4 

,alm*b.AprlDfic.'95  4 


1912 

July  1.  1911 
May  1,  19O5 
May  15.  1808 
Dee.  1.  1916 
June  15.1913 
May  1.  1916 
Jul.  1.  1917 

1918 

1809 
Dee.  15. 1910 

i  •...-, 
•M  :  ..  :  MM 

An*.  1.  1901 
Men.  1.  1899 
Deo.  15. 190O 
Feb.  16. 1911  • 
Jay  15.  1913 
Oet.  1.  1917 
Jaa.  16. 1918 

1014 

Oct.  1.  1807 
July  1.  1908 
(tot  1.  1000 
DM  1.  1001 
Aug.  1.1002 
8*04  1.  1903 
Jaa.  14. 1008 
ABC.  1.  1803 

1904 

1906 

1906 
j  DM  ;....-  10081 


45.OOO 
170.OOO 
L8O.OOO 

B.OOO 
5,000 

90, 

28  ...... 

•..,«,! 


. 

4.000 
18400 

••  .....  « 


Tows  HALL  CONSTRUCTION— 

5s 924,000 July  1,  1897 

<$2.OOO  due  y'rly)  to  July  1.  19O8 

Bonded  debt  1896 $303,000 

Floating  debt 22»471 

Total  debt  1896 325,471 

Tax  valuation,  real 3,200.050 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    207,300 
.  y'rly)  to  Jan.  1,  1908    Total  valuation  1895.... 3,413.950 

915,000 Jan.  1,1913  I  Tax  rate  (per  $1.OOO) 825-6O 

5s,  JAJ,    150,000 Jan.  1.19OO  I  Population  1890  was 10,043 

(91O,OOOdue  yearly)  to  Jan.  1,1914  I  1'opulatlnii  1880  was 5,849 

I  Population  1894  (estlmatedUS.OOO 

UNION  CO.— E.  M.  WOOD,  Collector. 

County  aeat  Is  Elisabeth. 

LOANS—  Wkeu  Due.    Total  debt  1896 9487,000 

KIII  it\.-v  BOXDS  (freoueti—         Tax  valuation,  real 31,941,165 

.->-,  J.vj.S-J.'.ooo    ...  is97tol9OO   Tax  valuation. peraon'L  4.940.015 
is.  J.vJ.  42.000 I'.KH  to  19O8    Total  valuation  1806..  .36.772.100 

K'.»i>  K. »-U8 —  A»!u— »iiii-iit  about  »R  actual  value. 

4s,  JAJ.  935  .000  ...1901  to  1910    Coiiuty  tax  (nor  91. 000)  1896.95-2O 

Subject  to  call  after  ten  year*.       |  Population  In  1890  waa 72,467 

WAR  BOMM—  Population  in  188O  waa. .      55,571 

6«A7*.JAJ.    873,000.t97  to  19OO    Population  1895 85,404 

Interest  payable  at  ElUabeth.          I 

All  boad*  Usued  by  tui*  county  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


A  A  O 
tooaUlal 

1905*  1906 
after  10  roan. 


i  -  . ;  -. 

1SV3  9 

i»  4 

An          ..1891  4 

do         ..1«99  4 

- 

do         ..1805  4 


5,700 

14.000 
4.500 

.,.,., 

.-..-"I 

18.000 

,.,H.,, 
,.,«.., 

18.000 
10,000 
12.000 


_. 

28.000 
39.000 


101.000 
240.000 


30.000 

^    M 


1903 

...    u 
Apr.  U.  1000 
Fob.  16.  1901 


.'1HM  ft 
.1801  4-5 

.1*49  4 

.W"  '• 

.1892  4 

^_  1894  4 

:  .'.ll0M  4 

W  >  T««  I»A»  Raromo  flBTABATBLT  : 
ty  waur  -78    A       M  *  If 

.1  .  . 

..   1*96     > 
an)i*r.bunt  wat. 

*»  do      10M    6       F  *  A 


WOT.  15,1903 
1001 

,  ,  •     ;    . 

Apr.  15.  1900 
An*    1,1903 

..,, 

1909 

JHM  1.  10M 

Mar  l».  l» 

'  •    • 


•..4.1 

7.1H5 
:  |  « 

-.      i 

-  U  ' 

3.801 

1  3.625 

4H.MI4 
49,070 
1*,967 


do      1»M    5       J    *    J 

do      18*7    S       i   A    J 


Ff»ti.    A* 


19.998 

I-  --'. 

5.000 
75.00O 

(I.    .H.I 

ll.C.M, 


..... 


--..., 

.  -H, 

INTEREST  U  paraMc  at  TrMoan*'* o«oo  IB  Trantoti. 

TOTAL  DEBT.  Erc.-Tho  »BBjotaid  rtat»»»»t  akowa  Trenton1* 
•tal  rauBldpal  doot,  tko  rtaklac  Mad  hold  by  «M«rty  a«ateM  MM  same. 
•ttke  water  debt  on  March  1. 1806. 1003  a>d  1804.  Bad  In  1803. 
Mar.  l.TMI.  Mar.  1. '»  V     Mar   1.  '94.  :  -  • 

•*J« doot.... 91.775.900    «l.62O.H»o    91^3.V2OO    91.793.4OO 
..       463.224          565.676          902^63          901.684 


91.31 2.67(1    91.O94.424       9042.637    01.231366 

•t^BMlBe.  above.    0123 JOO       92M.9OO       93X3.5OO       921O.OOO 

Uoa  I*  tke  hoB4ad  dobt  a*  given  above. the  etty  Bad  ouutand- 

MB  MareN  • .  1 1.6OO  of  «ewer  eertlHeaU^  aad  an  nnfuoded 

MBfetadaOM  of  944  : 

CITV  PROPERTY.-Tb«totalvala»of  property  owned  by  tlie^lty 
artliaatod  at  9.I.MOJ000.  !BBlB<H|   tke   water  work*    valued   at 


valuation  and  tax 
"  at  about  one-half 


ASSESSED  VALUATION.-Tae  Mr*  i 
•ataaavabeen  »«  f.ii :•.»«.  property  bataf 
MtBal  valaa.- 


i  or:    06^00.000 
-..4M.2I7 


riON.-In   1<! 


Xtl 

TtlumUm.  per91OOO. 
•9M.00fl.715    931-90 
2fl.4B7.003      20-00 

2H.7BO.-Vi3       17  5O 


l.i-i....      .....-..-;.. 


wan  57,45«;  la  1*«O  It   wa* 


WEEHA\VKEN.— SIMON  KELLY,  Chairman. 

This  town*blp  I*  In  Hudson  County. 

Total  debt  1896. 974, 3Oo 

Sinking  fund 23,247 

Netdebtl896 51.05;i 

Tax  valuation,  real I,911.25o 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  130,5Oo 
Total  valuation  1896.....2.O34.75O 
Taxrat«(prr91.OOO)....  917-2O 
Population  In  1890  was 1.94s 


LOANS- 
•OAllBOMW— 

Oa.  aemHta..  929.000 10OS 

.SOB— 
9*.  acml-an..  92-VOOO 19O4 

6*. 920,200. 920,200 


\x7rro-r    u/-»ra/~»iv  C-N.T        »C.  J.  •  -S,  Mayor. 

WEST    HOBOKEN. —  )F.  A. SC-IIW A RTZ. Treasurer. 


Tnl«  town  l<  iltuated  In  Hiulxon  County. 


LOANS-  »*«»  Due. 

AJMUMBiTT  BO«MI— 
7..  J4J.    9500  ........  Jan.  1.1808 

«•.  JAJ      .•!..«-.  .....  July  1 

8fc..  ....Jan.  : 

.JAJ.0M.000  ......  July  1.  1897 

3AMN>diioyeariy)toJuly  1.  19O8 
935,«>00  .....  93.000  yeaj-ly 


5a.  MAN,  900.000  .....  NOT.  1,  1004 
SO.JAJ.      23.000.  ..Jan.  1.1906 


Ri.ni  MI-TION  Boxes—  (Con.) 
5*.  JAJ.  930.00D Jan.  1, 

town  II  iii  lliixua — 
.'>».' AAO,  94.000 Oct.1, 

(92.OOU  dur  v.-      .         i.  U   t. 
BOXDH- 


1902 

1-C 

1898 


6a,  ......  921.500. 


fta,  ...... 

-.  \A.  . 


. 

1.P..HH, 

16.000. 


..Jan. 
..Jan. 
..Jan. 
..Jan. 

..Apr 
..Apr. 


1800 
1000 
1910 

1911 
1809 

L9O1 


I NTERE8TU  payable  at  the  Pint  National   Bank  of  Hoboken  and 
HII.IMIII  Tnut  *  Savlnxi  luitltutlon. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  total  bonded  debt  on  February  1. 1897 

waa934->.i><H>;   rt..»tinit  <lrl>i.  *I-.4OO;  total  debt,  9396,400. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  )•  iw6  of  real  e»tai«  «a»  94.597,000 

of  prrtonal  property.  9258.100:  toUL94.855.80O;  total  Ux  rate  (per 
91.000).  923*0. 

POPULATION.— Tue  population  ID  1S90  waa  11.665;   In  1880  It 
wa*  5.441 :  In  1  ->7O  It  wan  4.132;  IB  1806  (e«tlmat«di  20.OOO. 


WEST  ORANGE. — THU  town  U  situated  In  Eiwex  Co. 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  927.".. 200 
Total  valuation  1896  ....3.454.O50 


LOANS—  m**  Dut. 

RKfiBMmoM  ROVM— 
4>»..  JAJ. 0W.OOO  . ..Jaly  1. 1916 
M»»— 

7..  JAII.  •74.0WI Jane  1.1006 

Mai 4  *  IM   :.:-•:       

Tax  valuation,  reaL 3.178.850 


. . 
Aii»»»ent  about  >•  aelual  value. 

Tax  rair  (prr*l."OO» 92740 

Population  IB  189O  waa    ....4,358 
Populalinn  In  1896  (aaL)  ....6.0OO 


INTEREST  1«  payable  at  the  Or«n«e  National  Bank.  Orange.  N.  J. 
TAX  FREE-AH  of  th*  We»t  Oranire  bond*  art  exenpt  from  taxation 


M.  PIE  W»ON,  Mayor. 
)  it.  T.  MATHER*.  Tlrrk. 
Thin  city  U  In  <  ilononter  Ooanty. 

LOANS-  ""A*!.  Due. 

WATBB  Bonia— 
v.  990,000 
(91Q.OOO  er-rv  5  yr..)  t-. 

•in.  1.1N07.     »• 

Blnklnc  fund,  n-  3.O6O 

Net  debt  Jan.  1.  1*97  .......  53.94O 

TAX  FREE.—  AU  of  the  above  boadi  ate  exempt  from  taxation. 


Tax  valuation,  real....  91,877,000 
Tax  valuation. jK-nmnal.  440,200 
Total  valualMllMM.... 2.317,200 
Anemmt  65  to  7<>  p.  r.  act  value. 
Total  tax  (per  91.OOOI....  916-10 

Population  in  i-IMiwan 3.911 

IMpiiUilon  In  1880  wan 2,298 

I'., iml.it... u  1897  (estimated)  4,000 


WOODSTO  WN.—  Thin  borouirh  l«  In  Salem  County. 


LOANS—  ""»*»  Dur. 

>,.     ...94.000  .............  1902 

~ 


,>o.OOO. 1912 

.    6.000 1913 

Total  debt  1896 * 

Tat  valuation,  real. 


Tax  valuation,  personal .  $.":• 

Total  valuation  1895 992,975 

Aaaeamnent  Is  nearly  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (|M>r91,OOO)        91O-5O 

"i  was 556 

r..|.til.itlnn  1891  (estimated) .  1  .BOO 


TAX  FREE.  -A"  bond*  uwnad  by  tulu  borouirh  are  exempt  from 
taxation. 

ADDITIONAL   STATEMENTS. 

In  the  table  below  we  give  utatemenU  reirarJInir  all  minor  civil  dlvl- 
«i"n«  In  the  Statr  of  New  Jrnwy  which  have  reported  an  Indebtednee* 
of  orrrBlo.OOO.  and  which  are  not  reprewntwl  among  tbe  forrirolng 
detailed  rrtnrnn.  We  add  In  each  caae  the  population  from  the  Ceniua 
of  1890. 


STATS 


CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


Plaee- 
Auglesea.  Cape  May  Co  

Total 
Debt. 
$17,OOO 

:io,ooo 

10.000 

10,000 
1  13,000 
12,000 
12,000 

22,(<77 
11,850 
8,900 

22.!>:>o 

30,000 
13,«00 
15,000 
40,000 
94,492 
30,000 
35,000 
16,250 
lo.-i,s.-.n 
13,000 
11,300 
60,000 
15.OOO 
1  6.OOO 
20,500 
29.4OO 
26,121 
21,500 
70,050 
10,000 
16,153 
15,000 
12,000 
20,500 
51,200 
49,500 
100,000 
23,500 
30,000 
120,000 
19,750 
19,836 
17,215 
29,212 
21,544 
•.!7,-!  00 
85,000 
30,000 
33,207 
35,409 
34,146 
36,000 
42,500 
13,885 
11,800 
15,500 
10,962 
(•S.72-, 
47.000 
14,100 

Assessed 
Valuation. 
$207,085 
17,288,210 
142,330 
321,500 
1,0«0.500 
244,560 
B02.OOO 
1,284,973 

Tax 
rate  per 
$t.ooo. 
$30-00 

J'ojtitln- 
(iiiii  in 
1890. 
161 
28  836 

ates   outstanding,  and    bonds    pas     due   upon  which   Interest  has 
ceased. 
ASSESSED  VALUATION  has  been  as  follows  : 
,  Assessed  Valuation.  » 

Atlantic  County  
ATalun,  Cnp«  May  Co  

22-50 
17-30 
12-50 
2562 
25-00 
7-OO 
15-80 
17-50 
22  -OO 
28-80 
14-34 
4-00 
4-OO 
26-00 
2-73 
14-10 
12-53 
9-83 
16-00 
23-50 
13-40 
15-00 
17-6O 
2-00 
40-00 
7-78 
7-00 
6-08 
17-60 
28-60 
17-08 
24-20 
28-00 
24-10 
17-50 

Years.                               Heal.                     Persona/.                    Total. 
1896  $2,49f,061,995         $831,026,331         $3,33(>,68R,326 

Bclmar,  MiMininiith  Co  
Bergeufleld,  Bergen  Co  

i,957 
4,232 
5,090 
1,462 
t»,323 

1895  2,471.018,204           770,049,820           3,241.068,024 
Io94  2,389,232,748           658,341,105           3,047,573,853 
1893                             2S51190037           607585757           2  95H  775  794 

Beverly  (C.tj  ),  BnrllDiitoa  Co. 
Bordputown.  Burlington  Co... 
Bordciit'n  (Townsli.),  Burl.  Co. 
Biiiinil  Brook,  Someri'et  Co  — 
Bridgnwater.  Somerset  Co  

1892.  .                    .    2,30H,767.431           591,007,558           2,899,774,989 

1889  ...    2,002,942,127 

1,262,455 
8,036,316 
190.30O 
634,827 
5,282,572 
2,655,698 
1,256,000 
18,670,611 
1,807,346 
1,310,409 
717,782 
1,0  '2,325 
1,254,550 
2,542,470 
1,313.191 
1,147,750 

1888.                            1,840,433,540             

The  above  does  not  Include  valuation  of  railroad  property. 
DEBT  LIMITATION—  In  Pennsylvania  thellmit  to  the  indebtednest 
of  the  State,   and  the  limit  to   the  indebtedness  of  the  cities  and 
minor  civil  organizations  in  the  State,  Is  fixed  by  the  State  <  'onstitu- 
tlon. 
1.  Slate   indebtedness.—  With   regard  to   the   State,   the  regulation* 
controlling  and  governing   debt  creation,  payment,  &c.,  are   found   1 
In  Sections  4,  5,  6,  11,  12,  13  and  14  of  Article  IX  of  the  Constitution,    | 
and  are  as  follows. 
ARTICLE  IX,  Sec.  4.    No  debt  shall  be  created  by,  or  on  behalf  of,  the 
State  except  to  supply  casual  deficiencies  of  revenue,  repel  invasions, 
suppress  insurrection,  defend  the  State  in  war,  or  to  pay  existing  debt;   1 
ana  the  debt  created  to  supply  deficiencies  In  revenue  shall  never  I 
exceed,  in  the  aggregate  at  any  one  time,  one  million  of  dollars. 
SECTION  5.    All  laws  authorizing  the  borrowing  of  money  by,  and  on 
behalf  of,  the  State  shall  specify  the  purpose  for  which  the  money  is  to 
be  used,  and  the  money  so  borrowed  shall  be  used  for  the  purpose  speci- 
fied and  no  other. 
SECTION  6.    The  credit  of  the  Commonwealth  shall  not  lie  pledged  of 
loaned  to  any  individual,  company,  corporation  or  association,  nor 
shall  the  Commonwealth  become  a  joint>owner  or  stockholder  in  any  i 
company,  association  or  corporation. 
SECTION  11.    To  pro  vide  for  the  payment  of  the  present  State  debt,  and 
any  additional  debt  contracted  as  aforesaid,  the  General  Assembly 
shall  continue  and  maintain  the  sinking  fund  sufficient  to  pay  the 
accruing  interest  on  such  debt,  and  annually  to  reduce  the  principal 
thereof  "by  a  sum  not  less  than  two  hundred  and  fifty  thousand  dollars  ; 
the  said  sinking  fund  shall  consist  of  the  proceeds  of  the  sales  of  the 
public  works,  or  any  part  thereof,  and  of  the  income  or  proceeds  of  the 
sale  of  any  stocks  owned  by  the  Commonwealth,  together  with  other 
funds  and  resources  that  may  be  designated  by  law,  and  shall   be 
increased  from  time  to  time  by  assigning  to  it  any  part  of  the  taxes  or 
other  revenues  of  the  State  not  required  for  the  ordinary  and  current 
expenses  of  government,  and  unless  in  case  of  war,  invasion  or  insur- 
rection, no  part  of  the  said  sinking  fund  shall  be  used  or  applied  other-  | 
wise  than  in  the  extinguishment  of  the  public  debt. 
SECTION  12.  The  moneys  of  the  State,  over  and  above  the  necessary  re- 
serve, shall  be  used  in  the  payment  of  the  debt  of  the  State,  either 
directly  or  through  the  sinking  fund,  and  the  moneys  of  the  sinking 
fund  shall  never  be  invested  in  or  loaned  upon  the  security  of  anything 
except  the  bonds  of  the  United  States  or  of  this  State. 
SECTION  13.  The  moneys  held  as  necessary  reserve  shall  be  limited 
by  law  to  the  amount  required  for  current  expenses,  and  shall  be  se- 
cured and  kept  as  may  be  provided  by  law.    Monthly  statements  shall 
be  published,  showing  the  amount  of  such  moneys,  where  the  same  are 
deposited,  and  how  secured. 
SECTION  14.  The  making  of  profit  out  of  the  public  moneys,  or  using 
the  same  for  any  purpose  not  authorized  by  law,  bv  nnv  officer  of  the 
State,  or  member  or  officer  of  the  General  Assembly,  shall  be  a  misde- 

HurliiitttniHTpJ.Burlliigt'nCo. 

958 
11,268 
3,768 
1,717 
45,438 

<'IIIII|>»T);UH!  Comity  

3,129 
879 
2,642 

Frelinghuyften,  Warren  Co  
Glassboro.  Gloucortcr  Co  

(ilen  Kidtfi*.  K»»er  Co  

6,004 
2,417 
3,833 
1,875 
217 
35,355 

Hiiokettfttown,  Warren  Co  

Holiy  Beach',  Cape  May  Co  
Hunterdon  County  

187.713 
25,276,132 
1,288,000 
1,074,660 
1,588,175 

IrvliiL'tiMi.  Ksi-cx  Co  

3,411 
730 
998 
3,183 

Matawau  (Tp.),  Monmoutn  Co. 

1,119,538 
175,155 
669,604 
1,528,700 
4,125,560 
45,127,079 
341,400 
2.2M.609 
2,214,640 
2,475,440 
3,169,820 
535,000 
325,125 
239,325 
2,297,510 
2,291,100 
1,187,805 
17,814,103 
503,358 
1,097,550 
2,123,975 
522,780 
2,606/200 
653,800 
211,935 
1,707,548 
1,424,250 
935.870 
152,260 

Mefchantvllle,  Camden  Co  

1,225 
2,437 
1,002 
69,128 

Millville  Cumberland  Co 

Mount  Arlington,  Morris  Co... 

17-62 
11-84 
15-OO 
16-00 
12-0 
31-43 
25-90 
33-90 
5-00 
5-75 
18-10 

8,333 
3,003 
5,376 
5,715 
452 
1,690 

Northampton,  Burlington  Co.. 
North  Bergen,  Hudson  Co  

Pompion  Lakes,  Passalo  Co..  .. 
Princeton  (Bor'gh),  Mercer  Co. 

3,422 
4,145 
1,841 
25,151 
766 
4,330 
6,445 
2,127 
2,127 

Sea  Isle  City,  Cape  May  Co  — 
South  Amhoy,  Middlesex  Co... 

30-00 
14-00 
22-70 
30-20 
13-15 
17-70 
28-10 
15-75 

Union  (Town),  Bergen  Co  

Washington  (Bor'hi  Warren  Co. 

2,834 
2,739 

19-40 
29-00 

Wlldwood  Cape  May  CO 

State   of    Pennsylvania. 

m 
DEBT,  RESOURCES,  ETC. 

Admitted  as  a  State  One  of  Original  Thirteen 

Total  area  of  State  (square  miles)        -        -        -        -       45,215 

State  Capital    -------  Harrisburg 

Governor  (term  expires  3d  Tues.  Jan,  1899)  Dan'l  H.  Hastings 
Secretary  of  State*  (term  expires  Jan.  '99)     -     Frank  Reeder 
Treasurer      -------        B.  J.  Haywood 

Legislature  meets  biennially  in  odd  years  on  the  first  Tues- 
day in  January,  and  there  is  no  limit  to  the  length  of  the 
sessions. 

*  Appointed  by  Governor,  and  holds  his  office  at  Governor's  pleasure. 

H ISTORY  OF  DEBT.— For  a  history  of  Pennsylvania's  State  debt 
from  1789  to  the  present  time,  gee  the  STATE  AND  CITY  SUPPLEMENT  of 
1893,  pages  63  and  64.  The  details  of  the  debt  as  it  now  exists  are 
subjoined. 

LOANS-  - — Interest. — , 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.Ct.  Payable. 

Agricultural  College  b'ds,'72.r    6       F&A 

Funding  loan,  1881 r    4       F&A 

do        1881 r    3Ja    F  &  A 

Proceeds  of  farm  sale,  1 887 ...    6        Quar . 

Unfunded  debt Has  ceased.   "     Pastdue.  134,155 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.— These  bonds  are  in  pieces  of  $50,  $100 
and  multiples  of  $100. 

INTEREST  on  the  Agricultural  College  loan  is  payable  at  the  State 
Treasurer's  office  In  Harrisburg;  on  all  other  bonds  at  Farmers'  & 
Mechanics'  Bank  In  Philadelphia. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  subjoined  statement  shows  Pennsylva- 
nia's total  public  debt,  the  sinking  fund  held  by  the  State  against  the 
same,  and  the  State's  unfunded  debt,  on  the  dates  indicated. 

Dec..  1, 1896.    Dec.  1,1895.    Dec.  1,  1894. 

Total  public  debt $6,815,305       $6,816,309       $6,819661 

Sinking  funds 5,067,055         4,956,989         4,775008 


. Principal, . 

When  Due.     Outstand'g. 
Feb.   1,   1922     $500,000 
Feb.  1,  1912    4,521,250 
Feb.  1,  1912    1,642,900 
(  Held  in  State )       ,  _  nnn 
>     Treasury.     <       17'00' 


$1,859,320 
135,159 
3,552 


$2.044,653 

138,511 

1,468,400 


Net  debt $1,748,250 

Unfunded  debt  (incl'd  above).       134,155 
Amount  of  debt  redeemed. 1 ,004 

The  sinking  fund  on  December  1, 1896, held  the  following  securities: 
Allegheny  Valley  Railroad  bonds,  $1,300,000;  interest  on  same, 
$27,083;  United  States  4  per  cent  consols,  at  105>s,  $2,927,625,  and 
cash,  $812,347;  total,  $5,067,055. 

The  unfunded  debt  mentioued  In  the  above  table  consists  of  relief 
notes  in  circulation,  interest  certificates  unclaimed,  Interest  certin- 


meanor,  and  shall  be  punished  as  may  be  provided  by  law;  bu 

such  punishment  shall  be  disqualification  to  hold  office  for  a  period  of 

not  less  than  five  years. 

State  loans  in  Pennsylvania,  whether  created  for  original  indebted- 
ness or  authorized  to  fund  existing  indebtedness,  are  usually  negoti- 
ated through  the  Governor  and  Commissioners  of  the  sinking  fund. 

The  last  act  of  the  Pennsylvania  Legislature  authorizing  a  public 
loan  was  the  act  of  June  8, 1881,  when  a  thirty-year  loan  was  effected 
to  fund  existing  indebtedness  at  a  lower  rate  of  interest. 

The  earliest  date  at  which  the  last  of  the  existing  indebtedness  oi 
Pennsylvania  will  mature  is  February  1, 1912,  and  under  existing  an 
rangements  the  accumulations  in  the  sinking  fund  will  at  that  time 
pay  the  total  State  Indebtedness. 

(2)  County    and    Municipal    Indebtedness.— Under    the     laws   o.'i 
Pennsylvania  the  power  to  create  county  loans  Is  in  the  Board  ol 
County  Commissioners,  which  consists  in  each  county  of  three  persons 
elected  tri-ennially  under   the  minority  system  of  voting,  by  whicl 
the  minority  party  in  each  County  usually  has  one  member  of  the  Boare 

In  cities  and  boroughs  the  power  to  create  indebtedness  is  vested  it 
councils,  municipal  debts  being  created  by  ordinance. 

The  creation  of  county,  city  and  other  municipal  indebtedness  li 
subject  to  the  following  constitutional  limitations. 

ARTICLE  IX,  Sec.  7.    The  General  Assembly  shall  not  authorize  anj 
county,  city,  borough,  township  or  incorporated  district  to  bi-< 
stockholder  in  any  company,  association  or  corporation,  or  to  obtain  o' 
appropriate  money  for,  or  to  loan  its  credit  to,  any  corporation,  associ 
ation,  institution  or  individual. 

SECTION  8.  The  debt  of  any  county,  city,  borough,  township,  schoo 
district,  or  other  municipality  or  incorporated  district,  except  a 
herein  provided,  shall  never  exceed  seven  per  centum  upon  th 
assessed  value  of  the  taxable  property  therein,  nor  shall  any  sucl 
municipality  or  district  incur  any  new  debt,  or  increase  its  indebted 
ness  to  an  amount  exceeding  two  per  centum  upon  such  ti- 
valuation  of  property,  without  the  assent  of  the  electors  thereof  at ; 
public  election  in  such  manner  as  shall  be  provided  by  law ;  but  an; 
city  the  debt  of  which  now  exceeds  seven  per  centum  of  such  Ji- 
valuation  may  be  authorized  by  law  to  increase  the  same  three  pe 
centum,  in  the  aggregate  at  any  one  time,  upon  such  valuation. 

SECTION  9.  The  Commonwealth  shall  not  assume  the  debt,  or  an 
part  thereof,  of  any  city,  county,  borough  or  township,  unless  sue 
debt  shall  have  been  contracted  to  enable  the  State  to  repeal  Invuloi 
suppress  domestic  insurrection,  defend  itself  in  time  of  war,  or  t 
assist  the  State  in  the  discharge  of  any  portion  of  its  present  i' 


SECTION  10.  Any  county,  township,  school  district  or  other  munic 
pality  incurring  any  indebtedness  shall,  at  or  bei  >re  the  time  of  s 
doing,  provide  for  the  collection  of  an  annual  tax  sufficient  to  pay  tli 
interest,  and  also  the  principal  thereof  within  thirty  years. 

(3)  Townships  and  School  Districts.— In  the  various  school  district 
of  the  State  the  school  directors  have  the  power  to  create  loans,  sul 
Ject  to  the  limitations  of  Section  10  above  quoted,  to  provide  for  tl 
redemption  of  the  same  within  thirty  years. 

In  townships,  the  only  authority,  except  that  of  the  school  uirectoi 
to  borrow  money,  is  in  the  road  supervisors,  who  have  no  power  i 
create  bonded  indebtedness,  but  simply  to  make  a  temporary  loan  l< 
necessary  expenses,  which  must  be  provided  for  by  an  assessment  •  ( 
sufficient  township  tax  rate,  known  as  road  tax. 


A 


?£M8YtV>*fllH-CITI£S 


TOWNS, 


>OPULATION  OF  STATE.-The  population  of  PaaMylTaalaha* 
en  rruorted  as  followi  In  the  year.  n«mftd- 

$0          ...  5.898,014  I  I860 2.9O6.215  I  183O 1348,233 

-.1  !  4,283,891     1 850 2^11.786    1890 1.O47.5O7 

r>21>51  |  1840 1.734,033  I  1810 810.O91 

[•  the  1MO-7O  daaade  the  r»tlo  ot  Incraese  was  21-10  per  cent.  In  the 
J**0  ase*4*  21-61  per  cant,  aad  In  tke  188O-90  decade  22-77  per  cent. 
IAVINGS  BANKS  INVESTMENTS-POWERS  AND  RESTRIC- 
^^E»-ruiU<lrl|>lila  is,  we  believe,  entitled  to  the  distinction 
starting  the  nrrt  savings  Institution  In  the  United  Statc-s.  The 
•e  this  association  bore  was  the  "Philadelphia  Savings  Fund 
esrty."  and  It  .till  rxUta.  bearing  tke  same  name.  Originally  the 
nk  was  not  laeorporaled.  but  was  •  voluntary  organization.  such 


i  being  at  that  Ume  of  a  like  character.  The 
wa*  November  97. 1816,  aad  the  bank  wa* 
amber  2, 1816.  Mr.  Butchlaaon,  who,  now 
instates  that,  th*  oldest  ledger  of  the  company 
f  opening,  and  shows  a  deposit  on  that  day 
v*  dollars.  Tk*  company  wa*  not  Incor 
>.  1819. 

nsylvania.  sltkn«lk  engaged  la  such  an  early 

bar*  made 
tee*.    Indeed 

i  ii|iiiliaii*a  doe*  aot  bear  da**  onto  1847. 

Ualy  been  10  mntnal  savings  laotttattoaa  organlied  In  tke  whole  State 
from  1416  down  to  the  earty  part  of  189O.  We  may  assume,  however. 
'  tkat  this  slow  development  was  la  no  measure  doe  to  a  lack  of  desire 
for  -avtags  bank*  oa  tke  part  af  tk*  iisple  of  that  commoa- 
yealth.  Tkat  soeh  Institutions  wan  sought  aad  needed  I* 
imaliHiillj  evident  from  tk*  fact  that  nine  of  the  ton  companies  re- 
ferred to  above  reported  la  189O  that  they  held  $63.957.341  of 
deposits.  In  1889  a  general  law,  facilitating  the  Incorporation  of  sav- 
ing* bank*,  was  pi  mil  by  the  Legislature,  ataee  then  than  ha*  ken* 
•  mill  addition  to  the  number  of  InetltatloBS.  the  total  doing  business 
ta  tke  State  oa  Nov.  17.  1896,  being  17.  with  deposits  aggregating 

The  provisions  af  th*  special  charters  are  all  liberal  a*  to  Invest- 
ments.   A  law  i****d  ta  1883.  aad  a  sopplemeat  of  tk*  same  passed 
-  >.  aatborUng  tk*  extension  far  twenty  yean  af  special  char 
tan.  contains  tk*  M  lowing. 

AmiiaM  aba.  that  no    •    •    •    Saving.   laetltawaa  or  Having. 
Bank  having  ao  capital  stock,  reaewtag  ot 
^HM>  *•!•••  •adfraajeUsat.'ador'k*  I 
akarosnar  be  allowed  tk*  privUegea  of  a  baak  af 
i  slbjwsd  to  loan  aay  m»a«y  rseatval  oa  deposit,  KXCETT  ant  mortgage 
ir  Man  npoa  realenato  wfthra  tkto  eommoa  weal  th  apoa  tk*  bonds  or 
axrtthm  »f  tk*  United  Btato*  *r  of  this  State,  or  npoa  county,  oily, 
i  of  aay 


Authority  t*  loaa  on  aay  "  good  aad  vaBd  Mevrlty  * 
^^•l  a*  iri>«  a 

caressed  laai 


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8.7O7.14O 


INTEREST  U  payable  at  the  National  Bank  of  Jenklutown,  Fa. 
TAX  FREE.— The  loan  of  1893  and  1394  are  exempt  from  State 
taxes. 


ATT  ir^utns.T-v  *  w-  M-  KENNEDY,  Mayor. 

AJ_l_,t.<jrrlE.IN   I  .J JAMES  BROWN,  Comptroller. 
Allegheny  is  situated  In  the  county  of  the  game  name. 

LOANS—  • — Inlerett. — .    , Principal. . 

Kale.  Payable.     Wkett  Due.      Outttand'g. 
JAJ    July    1,  19O6       $1?,OOO 


A  A  O  April   1,  1910 

A  A  O  April   1.  1921 

A  A  O  <u-t.     1,  1923 

JAJ  July    1,  1924 

JAJ  July   1,   1900 

A  A  O  Apr.    1,   1911 

JAJ  Jan.    1,  1910 


NAME  AND  PURPOSE. 

City  park  bonds 1886    4 

do  do    1890    4 

Electric-light  bonds. .A..  1891    4 
do  do  H..1- 

do  do  C..1- 

Munlclpal  bonds  (renew) .  1 886    4 

do  do      1891    4 

Renewal  bonds 1890    4 

8 lew KK  Boxoe:— 

Renewal 1883    44    J    A    J  Jan.   1,  19O3 

Refunding  renewal 1880    4>a    MAN  Nor.  1,  190O 

Renewal ,1881    4       JAJ  Jan.    1.  19O1 

do       1881    4       JAJ  July   1,    llitil 

Refunding  renewal 1881    4       MAN  Nov.  1,  1901 

Renewal 1882    4       JAJ  July  1,  19O2 

do       1883    4       JAJ  July   1,   19O3 

Refunding  renewal ..1883    4       MAN  Nor.  1,  19O3 

1884    4       JAJ  Jan.    1,  19O4 

1887    4g    J    A    J  July    1,   1917 

1893    4       A  A  O  Oct.    1.  1923 

do  B 1894    4        A  A    O  Apr.   1.  1924 

do  C 1894    4        JAJ  July   1.   1924 

do  1899    4       JAJ  July  1,  19OO-'20  165,000 

($:<3.0OO  erery  lire  \  cars.) 

do  1899    4       JAJ  July   1,   1925         35,000 

arwcaT  IiiraovuiEMT  Bovna:— 

McClnre  Ave,  renewal,  ..188O    4)*    J    A   J  July  1,  1900         13,000 

I  >  do  ..1881    4       JAJ  July  1,  1901          13.OOO 

do          ..1883    4       JAJ  July  1.  19O3          13.OOO 

do  ..1884    4       JAJ  July   1,  19O4          13.OOO 

California  Avenue 1891    4       A  AO  Apr.    1,    1911         23.OOO 

18,000 
18.000 
18,000 


25,000 
16O.OOO 
14.000 
86.OOO 
13.000 
150,000 
117,000 

8,000 
20.000 
18.500 
83,000 

8,000 
20,000 
50.000 

7.0OO 

75.000 

5O.OOO 

55,000 

100.000 

1 45,000 


do 
do 

ornia 

Charles  Street  renewal,  ..188O    4t    J    A    J    July  1.  19OO 
..1881    4 


do 
Highway 


Watrr  bonds. 


do 
do 


1--1  4 
1895  4 
1895  4 

...1891  4 

A....  18*8  4 

B....1884  4 

C....1M4  4 

1877  5 

1M8  4 

.1887  4 

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JAJ  July  1,  1901 
JAJ  July  1.  1904 
JAJ  July  1,  19OO-S5  30O.OOO 
JAJ  July  1.  1900-29300,000 
(f'O.oOO  every  live  yean.) 
A  A  O  Apr.  1.  1911  79.000 
A  A  O  Oct.  1.  1923  300,000 
A  A  O  Apr.  1.  1924  200,000 
J  A.J  July  1.  1934 
JAJ  July  1,  1897 
JAJ  July  1.  1903 
JAJ  July  1.  190« 
A  A  O  Apr.  1,  1914 
JAJ  July  1.  1917 
JAJ  Jan.  1,  1919 


200,000 
40,000 


do          (renewal)...  1H93    4       JAJ    July  1,  1933 
do          (reaewal)...1990    4 


(renewal) 
do 


. 

1892    4 
1895    4 


JAJ    July  1.  1910 
JAJ    July    1,  1919 


I -•'•;'     ' 


!-».      I 


JAJ    July  1. 19OO-25     600,000 

($100.000  every  five  yean.) 

Snntect  to  call  July  1. 1913. 

1898    4       JA  D    June  1. 190O--3O  040.000 

($1OH.OOO  everv  fifth  vear.) 

J  A  D    June  1,  1915       110.000 
JAJ    July   1.   1*26       400.000 

(Dec,  1/01  '10  > 

J  A  D?$6«.000every£     264.0OO 
(    Ive  years.    ) 

iDec.  1/2 1-26) 
$68,000evrry  [     136.0OO 
•T*  years.    ) 
JAJ    July   1.  1907         38.000 

INTEREST  I"  aayable  at  tk*  onto*  of  T.  Wbelen  A  Co.,  Philadel- 
phia aad  la  Allegheny .  and  checks  will  b*  mailed  to  holders  of  bonds 

-  •..  :.  ni|  ;.  -•..;. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  ETC.-Tbe  subjoined  statement 
•bows  Allegheay-s  total  bandad  debt,  th*  sinking  fond  held  by  the  city 
against  th*  same,  aad  th*  w»ter  debt,  on  each  of  th*  d* 


do 


do 


•A     .  ,:f    •.   :..- 


.1996    4       J  A 


.1887. 


Total 


•,:.:•, 
..•  '  .:.•:. 


JU.39.  '97.  Jut.  1/95.  Jan.  1/94.  Jan.  1/93. 

.$5.ft5A,295  $2.990.500  $2.441.500  $2.184.500 
802,146        535.5*4        59I.34O        397,240 


Met  debt 

.^  v.  •    .-    ••      :..  . 


$4.793,149  $2.454.910  *l  .-C.O.1.IO  $1.7 
above* .$4.93 1.000  $1,O31,OOO  $1.031.000  $l,031.OOO 


TAX  FREE.-  All  bonds  of  this  city  arc  exempt  from  taxation. 

CITY  PROPERT  Y.-Tbe  estimated  ralue  of  all  the  elty's  property 
Is  $8.000.000.  Including  water  property  rained  at  $3.439.833. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.  -The  city's  aunsciil  Taluatlon  and  tax 
rate  hare  been  a*  below  (Actual  valuation  1896.  $85.OOO,000.) 

JbalXatak^        Ftrtonut       Total  Aftftttd      PityTai 
Tsar*.  ' 


Valuation.      pera'l.OOO 


:-.i 
:-•: 
1890 


73.000.000 
69.500.ooo 
5O.299.55O 


...... 

$11.0O 

1:177 


:$48^6b.02fl       $1,339.525 

POPULATION.-In  1890  population  wa*  105,387:  In  1880  It  wa* 
78.682;  In  1870  It  wa*  53.1  HO.    The  estimated  population  for  1890  U 


ALLEGHENY  CO.-W.  K.  THOMPSON,  Con.pt. 

n.imliMilrl.t  Jan.  1/97  $3^07.875 

Floating  ilclit ^89 

Total  (I'M 3,308,1(10 

Sinking  fund  asset*... 
Mat  debt  Jan.  1.  1"97.  8,282,173 
Tax  valuation,  real  ..488,983,160 
Tax  valuation,  pers'n'l  51.141,955 
Tax  valuation  1896.  ..485.124.115 
Assessment  nl'out  «r,  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  li  rr  $1  .OOO) $«-(K> 

Population  In  1890  was 591,959 

PAR  VALUE. -Bonds  are  far  $5OO.$1.OOO  anrl  $10.0OO. 


•  the  county  seat. 
LOANS—  ****  D**- 

I  >i«|-K»«l«K  Itomt — 

5s,  JAJ.  $1.277.375  ..Jan.  1.  l'<lo 
Bnbtoct  to  oall  sftrr  Jan.  I 
CoCKr 

4s.     JAJ,  $300.000  ..Jsn  1 

ay.  A  AO.  500.000  ..Oct.  i,i9oe 

Idol  Bo!»tx>— (Reg.) 
4s.  JAJ.     $105,000...  Jan.  1,  1900 

Sabjeot  to  call  at  any  ttmr. 
4s.  JAJ.  $1,125,500... Jan.  1.1908 


ST/*T£ 


CITY 


Vol.  LXIV 


INTEREST  on  the  compromise  bonds  Is  payable  at  the  Commercial 
National  Bank.  Philadelphia ;  on  the  4  per  cent  riot  bonds  by  the 
County  Tn-iisuriT  and  ut  the  ontoe  of  Townsond,  Whclcn  &  Co.,  Phil- 
adelphia ;  on  all  other  bonds  by  the  County  Treasurer  only. 

TAX  EXEMPT.— Of  thecompronil»ebonds,$l,069,OOOarefreefrom 
taxation. 


ALLENTOWN.- 

Alli-ntown  Is  the  county  seat  of  Leuigli  County. 


<  FRED.  E.  LEWIS,  Mayor. 

*A.  L.  RKICHENBACH,  Treasurer. 


Whrn  Due. 


..Apr.  1,1809 

..Jan.  1,  1901 

.Jan.  1.  i!  ">2 


LOANS- 
CITV  BONDS— 

:...  Uko.$i3.«oo. 
4s,  A&O,  11.300.. 

i-.. i A. i.   tti.&oo.. 

U,  .IA.I.     id.ddu  Jan.  1.  !!»>:; 

4s,  J&J.    59,900 Jnu.  1,  1904 

4»,  JA-J,    47.4OO Jan.  I,  1907 

I-.  K&A,  30.OOO AUK.  1,1926 

4»,  JAJ.    40.50O Jan.  1 ,  1927 

WATER  BONUS  — 

5s,  A&O,  60,200 Apr.  1 ,  1899 


Water  debt  (Included).. 
City  has  no  floatingdebt. 
Sinking  fund  assets  — 

X'..*    .1..!..    I,1.. I.     1      1  WOT 


$69,200 

55,142 
..deSt  Feb.  1,1897...      294,258 

Tax  valuation,  real 17,365,000- 

Tin  valuation,  personal      135,000 
Total  valuation  1896...  17,959,805 
Assessment  about  "-.actual  value. 
City  tax  prop,  (per  $1,000)..  $3-50 

School  tax  (per  14,000) 6-00 

Population  in  1890  was 25,228 

Population  In  1880  was 18,063 

payable  by  Clty'TreiiMircr    Population  in  1897  (est.). . .  .33,000 
Bondeddebt  Feb.  1,'97.    $349,400 
TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  Issued  by  this  city  are  exempt  from  taxation, 


Net  debt  Feb.  1.1897..    $880059 
Water  debt  (included) . .      479,000 
Tax  valuation,  real,  '96.15,763.000 
Personal  property  not  assessed. 
Assessment  about  23  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $21-00 

Population  in  1890  was.. ..  30,337 

Population  in  1880  was 19,710 

Population  in  1895  was 35,500 


A  T   rr/-^/"\M  A  UI.  C.  BARR,  Mayor. 

A1-,  1  UUIN  A. —  }  H.  E.  FERGUSON,  Treasurer. 

This  city  is  In  Blair  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

iMi'imx  -KMENT  BONDS — 

4s,  JAJ,  $150.000 1901  to  190fi 

4s,  J&J.    280,000,  K 1925 

Subject  to  call  after  1905. 

WATER  BONDS— 

48,  J&J,  $250,000 1901  to  1906 

4s,  J&J,  220,000,  K..  1904  to  1924 
Total  debt  Feb.  1,  1897.  $909,000 
Sinking  fund 28,941 

The  population  In  1893,  as  taken  from  the  city  directory,  was  33,756. 

TAX  FREE.— The  bonds  of  this  city  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

INTEREST  on  the  bonds  due  from  19O1  to  1906  is  paid  by  Townsend 
Whelen  &  Co.,  Philadelphia,  Pa.;  on  others  at  the  City  Treasurer's  office 

CITY  PROPERTY.— The  estimated  value  of  real  estate  and  per 
sonal  property  owned  by  the  city  Jan.  1, 1895,  was  $906,000. 

ALTOONA  SCHOOL  DISTRICT — 

Total  debt  January,  '96.. $256,500  I  Tax  valuation $14,503,287 

Interest  payable  in  Altoona.          |  Population  1895  (est.) 39,000 


ARMSTRONG   CO. — Klttannlng  is  the  county  seat. 


LOANS.—  When  Due. 

BRIDGE  BONDS — 
3i«8,  Mar.,  $iO,100.... Part  yearly 

JAIL  BONDS— 
4s,  var.,  $14,465 Various 

Interest  payable  in  Kittanning 


All  bonds  exempt  from  taxation. 
Tot.  bond,  debt(lastret'ns)  $64,565 

Tax  valuation  1895 9,956,269 

County  tax  per  $1,000 $7-50 

Population  in  1890  was 46,747 

Population  in  1880  was  ....47,641 


A  CUT     A  TVrT~»         5  JAMES  WOODWARD,  Mayor. 
A  S  rt  !_,  A  IN  1J  .  —  }  FRANK  RENTZ,  To  wn  Clerk. 


This  borough  is  in  Schuylkill  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

STREET  BONDS— 
4s,  Jan.  3,  $26,000.... Jan.  3,1899 

WATER  BONDS— 

4s,  A&O,     48, 100. Sept.  1,'99&'16 
Int.  payable  in  Ashland. 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97.    $74,100 


Floating  debt $5,000 

Total  debt  Jan.  1,1897...      79,100 

Tax  valuation  1896 1,419,480 

Total  tax  (per  $1 ,000) ...        24-00 

Population  In  1890  was 7,346 

Population  in  1880  was 6,052 

Population  in  1897  (est.i.  ..  7,200 


The  borough  owns  its  water  works,  valued  (1896)  at  $97,953,  and 
other  property  to  the  value  of  $21,625. 


BEAVER  FALLS.— W.W.  KERB,  Sec.  of  Coun- 


This  borough  is  in  Beaver  County. 

LOANS-  When  Due.  \ 

GENERAL  IMFROVEM'T  BONUS— 

6s,  J&D,  $10,350 1899  to  1906 

Subject  to  call. 
4s,  MAS,  $37,600 1899  to  1904 

STBEET  IMPROVEMNT  BONDS — 

5s,  A&O,  $5,500 ..1896  to  1906 

5s,  M&S,  52,000 1896  to  1921 


5s,  J&D,  $13,500 1896  to  1922 

4s,  J&J,     10,000 1896  to  1905 

Interest  payable  in  Beaver  Falls. 

Total  debt  1896 $128,950 

Tax  valuation  1896 4,203,600 

Assessment  about  23  actual  value. 
Population  in  1895  (est.)...  11,500 
Population  in  1890  was 9,735 


BELLEFONTE. — This  borough  is  in  Center  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 
4s,  F&A,  $100,000.... Feb.  1,  1913 

Subject  to  call  Feb.  1, 1898. 
Interest  payable  in  Philadelphia. 
Bonded  debt  (last  ret'ns)  $100,000 
Floatingdebt 10,500 


Total  debt  (last  returns).  $110,500 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,481,024 

Tax  valuation,  personal. 1,101,444 

Total  valuation  1893 2,582,468 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000)...  30-00 
Population  in  1890  was..  .  3,946 
Population  in  1880  was 3,026 


BERKS  COUNTY.— County  seat  is  Reading. 


County  has  no  bonded  debt. 
Floating  debt  (last  returns)$54,073 
Total  valuation  1895... 77,947,630 


Total  tax  (per  $1,000) . . .  6-00 
Population  in  1890  was.  137,327 
Population  in  1895  (est.)..  148,000 


BLAIR   COUNTY. — County  seat  Is  Hollidaysburgh. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

COIJNTV  BONDS— 

4s  &  5s,  J&J,  $121,600 

Interest  payable  at  Co.  Treas.  office 


Bond,  debt 'last  returns)    $146,600 

Tax  valuation  1895 31,252,097 

Population  in  1890  was 70,866 

Population  in  1880  waa 52,740 


BLOOMSBURG.— R.  H.  RINGLER,  Secretary  of 
Council. 


Bloomsburg  is  In  Columbia  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

CITT  HALL  AND  SEWER  BONDS— 

4>28&5s,  F&A,  $37,50O Aug.  1, 

1896  to  1912 

Interest  »t  office  of  Town  Treas. 
Bonded  debt  Jan.,  1896. . .  $44,345 
Floating  debt  (about)  6,000 


Total  debt  Jan.,  1896....    $50,345 

Tax  valuation  1895 2,239,624 

Assessment  about  ^  actual  value 

Town  tax  (per  $1,000) $8'00 

Population  in  1890  was 4,635 

Population  in  1880  was 3,702 


BR  ADDOCK.. — This  borough  is  in  Allegheny  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

Si  MOO i.  BONDS— 
4128,  A&O 1896  to  1913 

WATER  BONDS— 

5s,  J&J.  $58,000 Jan.  1,  1904 

Sewer,  SB $60,000 

Street,  5s 107,000 


Total  debt  Mar.  1896 $225  00* 

Tax  valuation  1895 4,941,143 

Tax  valuation  1894 4,716,685' 

A-sessmeiit  about  %  actual  value. 
Population  in  1890  was. . . .  8,r>61 
Population  in  1894  (est.) ...  1 1 ,500- 


RR  A  T»T^ORT»         < 
±DttA.L»r  *Ut\LJ. — 


GEO.  C.  FAGNAN,  Mayor. 
J.  A.  LINDSEY,  City  Clerk. 
This  city  is  in  MoKean  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

BUILDING  BONDS — 

6s,  M&N,    $5,000 1900-1904 

($1.000  due  yearly  on  May  1.) 

4s,  A&O,      7,500 Apr.  1,  1906  | 

CITY  BONDS — 

4s $22,500 19071927 

(Part  due  every  5  year.-.) 
WATKU  WORKS  BONDS — 

6s,  J&D,  $20,OOO Dec.  1,  1898 

6s,  J&D.     25,000 Dec.  1,  1903 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, 1897.  $57,500 
City  has  no  floating  debt. 

Sinklugfund  assets 15,000 

TAX  FREE. — School  bonds  and  city  bonds  wben  held  outside  the. 
State  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

INTEREST  on  the  water  works  bonds  is  payable  at  the  Seaboard 
National  Bank,  N.  Y.;  on  the  building  bonds  at  the  Bradford  .National 
Bank ;  on  the  school  district  bonds  by  City  Treasurer. 


NetdebtFeb.  1, 1897....    $I2,500> 

Tax  valuation  1897 2,7OO,OOO 

Assessment  is  about  factual  value 
Total  tax  rate  (per  $1.000) .  $36-0(V 
Population  in  1890  was  ....10,514 
Population  in  1880  was  9  197 

Population  in  1895  (est.)..  16OOO 
SCHOOL  DISTRICT  BONDS— 

6s,  J&J,  $4,400 Part  yearly 

6s,  J&J,    4,000 Part  yearly 

6s, 14,1OO Part  yearly 

6s ,  11,000 Part  yearly 

Total  sch.  debt  No v. ,  '95 ...  $33,5'00- 


CARLISLE. — JOHN  R.  MILLER,  Major. 

Carlisle  is  in  Cumberland  County.    The  borough  owns   (180i; 
watec  and  electric  light  stock  valued  at   $10,000,  besides   real 
worth  $7,000,  and  the  market,  from  which  a  revenue  of  $5,000  a  year 
Is  derived. 

Int.  paid  by  Carlisle  Deposit  Hank. 

Bonded  debt  Fell.  1,  "97..     $89,2110 

Sinking  fund 

Net  debt  Feb.  1,1897...       »~. 

Total  valuation  1896  ...5,000,o<«> 
Assessment  is  %  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  ($1  ,OOO) s 

Population  in  18IH)  was ~.C,-M 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

GENERAL  PURPOSES— 

4s,     J&J,  $2,OOO July  1,  19O6 

4s,     A&O, 17,000 Apr.  1,  1907 

4s,'  A&O,18,000 Apr.  1, 1908 

4s,     J&J,  25,000 Jan.  1,1909 

4s,     J&J,  20,000 July  1,  1909 

3-6s,  A&O,    1,700 Apr.  1,1907 

4s,     J&J,     5,500 July  1,1911 


. 

Population  in  1890  (est.)...  11.UOO 


OPTIONAL.    All  of  the  city's  bonds  are  subject  to  call  on  60  days' 
notice. 
TAX  FREE.— The  bonds  are  all  exempt  from  taxation. 


CATASAUQUA.—  j 

This  city  is  in  Lehigh  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 
4s,  A&O,  $33,000 May  1,  1909 

Subject  to  call  after  May  1, 1899 
Int.  payable  at  Treasurer's  office. 

Bonded  debt  1896 $33,000 

Floatingdebt 4,406 


C.  R.  HOER,  Burgess. 

J.  A.  WILLIAMS,  Treasurer. 

Total  debt $37,406 

Sinking  fund  assets 1,465 

Netdebtl896 :i 

Tax  valuation  1896 1,522,394 

Assessment  about  '3  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $l(!-r>0 

Population  in  1890  was 3,704 


CH  AMBERSBURG.— E.  J.  BLACK,  Treasurer. 

This  borough  is  the  capital  of  Franklin  County. 

Total  debt  Jan.,  1897...  $113,800 
Total  valuation  1895...  2,102,900 
Total  valuation  1894...  2,077,619 
Assessment  is  23  actual  value. 

County  tax  (per  $1,000) $3-00 

Bond  tax  (per  $1,000) 4-OO 

Borough  tax  (per  $1,000) 5-00 

School  tax  (pcr$l,OOO) 6-OO 

Population  m  1890  was 7,863 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

BOROUGH  BONDS — 
4*28,  A&O, $38,600.... Apr.  1, 1919 

ELECTRIC-LIGHT  BONDS — 
4-3s,  J&J,     $8,300.... Jan.  1,  1905 
4s,     A&O,      9,300....  Apr.  1,1922 

WATER  BONDS— 

4ias,  J&J,  $27,900.... Jan.  1,1919 
4s,     J&J,     29,700....  Jan.  1,  1921 


OPTIONAL.— Any  of  the  above  bonds  may  be  called  for  payment 
at  the  option  of  the  council. 

TAX   FREE— All  bonds  of  this  borough  are  free  from  loca  tax    n 
the  4  per  cent  water  bonds  are  exempt  from  all  taxation. 


CHESTER. — Chester  is  situated  in  Delaware  County. 


LOANS- 
CITY  BONDS— 

6s,     J&J,  $49,300.... 

5s,     J&J,  233,500.... 

4*28,  J&J,r  11,000.... 

4s,     J&J,  178,000.... 

4g,    M&S,    80,000  g.. 
Optional  after  1906 


When  Due. 

1896  &  1898 
1897-8  &  9 
-1897 

1901  to  1904 
...1926 


Bond,  debtllast  returns) 
Tux  valuation  189.5. ..  .11,2  I 
Tax  valuation  1894... .10,8^ 
Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO)  1891..? 

Population  in  1890  was 20.221 

Population  in  !**<>  was.... 
Population  in  1870  was. ...    !'.!-: 
Population  in  1891  (est.)...  25,000 


CHESTER  CO.— W.  E.  PENNYPACKEK,  Tr- 
ine county  seat  is  West  Chester. 


LOANS—                  When  Due. 
COUNTY  CERTIFICATES— 
4s,  A&O,  $77,000 


Tax  valuation  1895... $51,549,480 
Total  debt  Dec.,  1896.. 
Population  in  IS'JO  \va 


(JOHN  H.  DUNLAP,  Hurt. 
~\C.  N.  SPEARMAN,  Treasurer. 
This  borough  is  in  Chester  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due.    Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1S96..    - 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 

4s,  J&J,  $76,980 1911 

Subject  to  call  aftei 1901 


Tax  valuation,  real 1,731,94; 

Tax  valuation,  personal.     134,30( 

Total  valuation  1895... 
Assessment  is  34  actual 


Total  tux  (per  $1,000) 

Population  in  1S90  was 


REPAVIXG  STREETS  - 
4ias,J&J,$17,200. Within  23  years 

Bonded  debt  Feb  1,1896    $94.180    _  _x ._„_  

Floating  debt 4,300    Population  1896  (estimate-; 

TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  issued  by  this  borough  are  exempt  from 
taxation, 

INTEREST  on  the  refunding  bonds  is  payable  by  Townseiid.  v 
&  Co.,  Philadelphia;   on  the  street  repairing  bonds  at  the  National 
Bank  of  Chester  Valley,  Coatesville. 

WATER  WORKS.— The  borough  owns  its  water  works ;  cost  of  ecin 
struction,  $6O,OOO. 


April,  1  - 


?£NNSUVM1A-CITI£S  >*ND  TOWNS, 


69 


LOA 


COLUMBIA.— H.  U.  HEISE.  M.yor. 

Columbia  It  In  Lancaster  County. 

Wke*  Due.  I  Total  debt  Mar.  1.  1898.  $158,900 

!  Tax  valuation  1  8»n 3,058,076 

a*.  JAJ.  *10,9OO Jan.  1,  189»  i  A«ee»«aient  nearly  4  actual  value 

IVI-ROVKHKXI  Buxue—  I  Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $14-5C 

4*.  A.*"  fr.'S.OOO «pr.  1.  19O2J  Population  in  lt9Owa* 10,599 

4».AAO.luo,Ol)0 Apr.  1.  19O4  I  Population  in  1880  wa* 8,312 

<>.OOO Apr.  1,  1914  |  Population  In  1896  (est.) . . .  13.0OO 

OPTIONAL     The  bonds  are  subject  to  call  after  flve  year*  from 
date  of  lam* 
INTEREST  I*  payable  at  the  Central  National  Bank. 


JOEOBJiEN.  HIilLEY. Mayor. 

. —  (FRANCIS  LUBBE,  Tre**. 


•Ml  boroofh  If  In  Montgomery  County. 


Wktn  Dm. 


O.... July. 'O 
very  tr»  ye 

i.,  1897. . 


•Olio's* 
yean). 

$42.000 

.uatla*  1896  ...$2.098,6«9 
The  borough  pay*  all  taxes  on  Ita  bond*. 


Asceemn't  abt  SO  p.e.  actual  value. 

school  tax  (per  $1.000) $4-00 

Boroucn  tax  (per  $1.000) 7-5O 

Population  In  1X90  wa* 5,470 

Population  IB  188O  wa* 4.561 


CORR  Y.— B.  H.  I'IIKLPS,  Major. 

[^•a*  city  U  In  Erie  County.    All  the  6  per  cent  bond*  of  tbu  city  hare 
I  been  called  for  reiaaiBtliia  aad  will  be  refunded  at  44  per  cent. 

LOANS-  ****  Out. 

.  BOSK*— 

•13.000  ...July  1.1910 
••Meet  to  call. 

<*i,....    fiOOO July  1.1901 

(Called  for  redemption.) 
t>*.  MA".  W4.SOO.lJar.  1.1912 

in'.  •••  •  t..  .  a.. 
eat  paid  In  Corry  and  X.  T. 


of  Itf  10<k '12  tax  free. 
Total  debt  Feb.  1.  1897.  41O9.3OO 

Tat  valuation  1896 1.45O.OOO 

a,  **«•«•  MU  about  *j  actual  value. 
•34-00 
au- 

,...7.000 

Population  In  1890  wa. 5.677 

Population  In  1880  wa* 5.277 


AsaeeeeaeBi  aooai  t  actual 

Total  tax  (per  $1.000) 

Populatton    1897    (local    at 


CRAWFORD   CO.— County  .eel  U  Meadvllle. 
Wlktn  DM*. 


LOANS- 
••  rr      .xue- 

•00   ...OptkmaL 
Meadvllle. 


• 
payable  In 

B4.u  !...-.-.      mn  Creei 


>f  It*  actual  value. 


Total  debt  (la*t  return*)    $155.528 

Hlnklna-fnBda, i' .  .11 

Tax  ralnaUon  1 895....  17.82 1.253 
Population  In  1*90  wa*.... 63.324 
Property  I*  auewed  at  about  >i 


OA  N  V  I  LLE.— TnU  boroacta  to  IB  Montour  County. 

LOAN*-  Van  DM.    Total  deMJuae  1.1896..  $11 7.4OO 

Tax  valuation  1895 l.OOO.OOO 

Aa*eea*aeat  about  «»  atilual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $MNW> $S1-OO 

ropula«l*w,  talMtowa. 7.998 

PopulattoB  In  IMOwa. *.34« 


-i 

BoailOOB  H--\ 


\-    .. 


-00  ...Nor.  1.1912 
rttooallataartlBM. 
lalcmt  payable  la  Danville. 


ilBl»$$feet.)'.:"'8.MO 


252.300 


T*»  valuation  1895.  .$5O.76O.795 
Pa»alallu«  la  189O  wa*  .  .  .  96.977 
18*0  we.  :::  76.148 


DAUPHIN  CC 
LOA 

otal.J 

DELAWARE  CO.-W.  M.  FOED,  TreMarer. 

•  -eoaty  seat  ls  Media, 

••Am  DIM.    TotaJdeM  Aug..  1896  .     $420.100 
T..  .^»^io.  i.  <«M..48.<> 

.  •»  actual  value. 
1890  wa*....  74.683 
I960  wa*  ...56.101 


:  ...: 
, $890.400  yrlyu.l»» 


taleefctJaa.  1.18T 

>ikbaf  fun.! 

;tS5t  J.n.  1.  1807 


to  %  actual  value. 

-r  $1,000).. $4-00 

OMBty  tax  (per  $1.000) 1-8O 

>x(per$l.OOO) 6-50 

•  tat  6-00 

IMOwae 14.4M1 

l$$0wa* 11.924 

la  lOMleeU...  13.4OO 


5400 

.-.,.., 
I  1,900.000 

TAX  F R E E.- All  bond*  of  IhU  city  are 
TV  PROPERTY-Thedtyowaaltoeleetrle-BghtpUnt. 

VATER  WORKS— The  water  work*  are  owaed  by  the  Lehlgh  Water 
'mpanjr. 


...  ,. 


M 


|p         <  ROBERT  J.  HALTS*  AX.  Mayor. 
'=••—»»•.   « 


LOANS- 


la  the  eouaty  of  the 


.  --  Prinfimml.  -  . 
Wktm  Daw.    Omlttmnff. 


•       J"  A    J    July    1     199$ 
...     4       JAJ    Jan.    l'.   1907 

.4        M  A  8    Men.  1.   1909          SO.OOO 

'!«          l-'-i  ..    4*     J    A  J    Jan.   1.  1914       500,000 

11  haada  toaaad  by  thta  etty  are  free  frw»  State  tax. 
'raiMllngboadiof  1887  are  •abject  to  call  after  Jan.  1,  1897. 
AR  VALUE  OF  BONDS  -Beads  are  for  $1.000  and  $500. 
i TEREST   ..n  the  1S87  loaa  to  payable  at  the  R>y*toa«  Nattonal 
Eik  of  Krte,  aad  at  the  Importer*,  aad  Trader.'  Baak.  X.  T.;  on  the 
r«h  1.  18*9.  at  the  Kayetoae  National  Baak  of  Erie  and 
aal  Baak.  N  Y. ;  on  the  1 894  loan  at  the  Pint  National 


•>adMld»ht 


other  loaa.  by  the  City  Treasurer. 

T.  SINKING  FUNDS,  ETC.-The  unbjolaed  ttateaiayt 
tal  municipal  debt  aad  the  water  debt  oa  each  of  the 


/•*.!.  1*07.  J*n  1.1896.  Jan.: 

.-.10        $841.700        $87O.7OO 


. 

dadabnv.  -.17.1112 

loatlnc  debt. 


321.012 


The  (Inking  fund  receive*  yearly  a  certain  sum  from  the  tax  levy,  not 
exceeding  3  mills  and  not  less  than  'j  of  a  mill  on  a  dollar;  on  Feb.  18, 
1897,  the  fund  amounted  to  $50,5OO. 

CITY  PROPERTY.— The  city  owns  real  estate  and  personal  prop- 
erty amounting  to  $2,311,715  aa  follows: 


Fire  property $106,595 

Water  property 1.37.VOOO 

City  Ball 170,000 

School  property 651.9OO 


Other  real  estate... 


$8,220 


Total $2,311,715 


ASSESSED   VALUATION.—  The  city's  assessed  valuation   (about 
two-thirds  of  the  cash  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows  : 


Tear*. 
1896 
J895 
1894 


Total  Atsttstd    Rate  of  Tax 
jx-r  $1,000. 


Valuation'.' 
$17,602,361 
17.4-J4.774 
16,184.312 
- 


,*.4-:.o 
24-75 
24-OO 
26-50 
23-00 


............................................         .... 

1880  .........  »  ..................................    11,518,904 

POPULATION.—  In  1890  population  was  4O.U34;  In  1880  it  was 
27,737  ;  In  1870  It  was  19,646.  The  population  In  1897  Is  estimated 
at  52,000. 


ETN  A. — Situated  In  Allegheny  County. 

Total  debt  Jan.  1. 1897..  $1O3,OOO  I  Tax  rate  (per  $1,OPO) $17-OO 

Tax  valuation  1896 2.O41.O25  I  Population  in  1890  was 3,767 

FAYETTE   COUNTY.— County  seat  Is  Unlontown. 


LOANS- 

1    It.. NOB— 


Wlun  Dne. 

Co  mm 

5*,FAA,  $1.OOO Past  due 

JAIL  BoHoa— 
4*.  *eml-an.,  $70.000  ...  Six  yean 

COOBT  Horse  BOXDB— 

4*.  MAN.  $188.000 1896 

($e,OOO  due  yearly)  to  1915 


4S.JAD,  $31,000 $5,000y'rly 

Interest  payable  In  Uulontown. 
Total  debt  (la«t  rrt'n*  >     $3O5.OOO 
Total  valuation  1895..  33,217,764 
Aa*ea.nieiit  about  :H  actual  value. 

"tatetax  (per*l.oo<>i $4-00 

OoaBtytaz<perfl.OOO) 4-50 

Population  in  18UO  wa* 80.O06 


TnU  city  1*  In  Venango  County. 

LOANS—  w*'»  On*. 

Bi-n  .*— 

4*.  MAN,  $2,000. May.  1897 

($1.000  due  yearly)  to  1898 
•  Bonne— 

4*.  HAH.  $33.000 May.  1901 

(Subject  to  call  at  any  time.) 
IntereetUpi 


I U  payable  In  Franklin. 


Total  debt  Mar.  1. 1896..    $26.000 

Tax  valuation  1895 1.676,373 

Aaaeamii-nt  alKiut  13  actual  value. 
Tax  rate  (per$l  .000)  In  1895  $28-00 

r..I.ulut!..ii  In  l-!K)wa* 6.221 

Populatli.il  In  1-mOwa* 3.010 

Population  In  1896  (e»t.) 7.5OO 


City 


<JOHX  I).  PATTERSON,  Mayor. 
—  >CHA8.  A.  MILLER.  Clerk. 
Harrl.bnrg.  the  capital  of  the  State,  to  situated  In  Dauphin  County. 

LOANS- 
NAME  AMD  PUHPO6C.  *•* 

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do 

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.:  • 
do 
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OntMtaniTg 
Hf&M$ 

•.0..-.«i,> 


1990 


6.500 

1  l. 

U". 

:i   .-(M. 

aoTooo 
$£ooo 

TAX  FREE.— All  boad*  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

INTEREST  I*  payable  at  the  omee  of  the  City  Treaaorer. 

TOTAL  DEBT.-Thr  ,-lt y.  beaded  debt  on  April  6, 1897.  wa*  $957.- 
800;  Boating  debt,  $20.000.  total  debt.  $977.8OO;  .Inking  fund  aawtt, 
$86,785;  act  debt.  $891.013.  The  act  debt  lo  1893  wa*  $990.800;  lo 
1898  It  wa*  $1.020.031. 

The  (Inking  fund  receive*  yearly  appropriation,  .ufllrlent  to  pay  In 
tercet  on  the  city'*  debt  and  B  per  cent  of  the  principal. 

CITY  PROPERTY. -The  elty  own.  a  water  work*  and  other  arall 
able  a**et«  amounting  to  about  $1.6IO.OOO. 

ASSESSED  VALU  AT  ION.  -The  rlty'. til  valuation  (e.tlm.ted 

to  be  about  the  full  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follow* : 

Total  Anttnd  Halt  of  Tai 

'•  •  <   •  rmlumlio*.  prr$l,OO<). 

1896 $»3^00.000  -JJ     M 

1H94 22,500,000  1- -:,.! 

1890 20.412.135  

lS«w...  21.39fl.24<»  

1890 5.384.629  

The  city,  tax  rate  for  1896 1*  $7-OO  per  $1.000. 

POPULATION. -In  189O  population  wa*  39.385;  In  1880  It  wa* 
-TO  It  wa*  23.1O4.    The  population  at  preaent,  according 
to  local  estimate,  I*  over  55.OOO. 

r_i/~vl    T    ir-k  A  VCnr  TD/~          <  J.W.BRACKEN-Ch'f  Burgee*. 
HOLLIDAYSBURG.— ,  JOHN  I-KEK.  Treasurer 
Holllday.bnrg  I*  the  county  *eat  of  Blair  County 

LOANS—  "  '"••  '"•' 

BOROI  OH  Bono* — 

3.,     AAO.$3.OOO Optional 

2.2OO Optional 

WAT««  Bonne— 
44«,  M*W,  *  -nal 

<4«.  J*I>.  43,000.. Opt. after  HM:I 

INTEREST  on  the  borough  bond*  and  on  the  $2,3OO  of  water  bond* 
!•  payable  at  Holllday.bnrg;  on  the  4>n»of  1913  at  Philadelphia. Pa. 

ur-\iui rrcT-c-  A  r»       JJNO.B.  HOI.MN<;SHKAI>.  Bnrgeu. 

HUIVlt,C5  1  E.ALJ. —  >  LOUIS  ROTT,  Treasurer. 

This  tmrongh  I*  In  Allegheny  County. 
LOANS—  men  Due.       STRKKT  AITD  SKWKK  Bonne— 

FUXIXXOBOXIM-  5-4..  JAD.  $4»,()0<) 

5-4m  AAO,  $4.500 5'4»,  JAD,     2H.OOO 

riBKBomw-  5-4*.  MAS.       5.000.. Sept  1,  1905 

.-.4..  MAS.  $10.500 3-4..MA8.     20,000.. Sept.  1, 1016 

Hun  !«iii»o  Bowoa—  B.,    MAS,      13.OOO 

5-U. JAJ, $20,000.... Jan.  1,1917  5s,  JAD,    500 1897 


Itoiidnd  debt  July  1, '96.  $34.7OO 
Tax  valuation  (red)  'ltd .1.125.OOO 
City  tax  r»tr  (prrf  i,OOO)....$4-OO 

Population  In  1890  wa* 2,973 

l-npnlatlon  In  18W  wa. 3, ISO 

Population  In  1H96  (ent)  . . .  .3,000 


70 


8T)*T£  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

WATKH  BOND* — 

5-4s,  M&H,  $17,000 

,V4»,  M.VS,     15,000. .Sept.  1,  1910 

5'4ii,  A&O.    29.000 

SB,      A&O,    OO.OOO 

SCHOOL  BONDS— 
5-4«,  Mis,  $36.0OO. . . .Part  yearly 

4-S»,  MA-N,    I'.'.OOO 

4-3(i.  J&D.     25,000. June  20. 101O 

Overdue  bonds $2,OOO 

Bonded  debt  Jan.26Y97.. $269,500 


Floating  debt *10,OO< 

Total  debt  Jim.  26,  1897.  279,5Of 
Water  bonds  (incl.  above).  121,OO( 
School  bonds  (additional)  7»,OO( 

Tax  valuation  1896 4,311,26C 

Assessment  about  '5  actual  value 
Borough  tax  (p'r $1 ,OOO) . . . .$10-OO 
County  tax  (per  $1,OOO)....  2-OO 

School  tax  (per$l.OOO) 8-OO 

Population  In  1890  was 7,91: 

Population  In  1880  was 59! 

Population  In  1897  (est.). ...10,000 


HUNTINGDON  CO.— B.  F.  GODARD,  Clerk, 

County  Beat  la  Huntingdon. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 


BKIIIOK  BONDS— 
<J&J,»    «7(irt 
*"•   U&o!<    *7U'0>part  yr'ly. 

6B,  A&O,  #19.500 1902  to  1906 

(Payable  part  yearly.) 

Interest  p:iid  by  County  Treas. 

Bonded  debt  1896 $102,100 


Floating  debt $15,OOO 

Total  debt  Mar.,  1x96...     117,100 

Tax  valuation,  real 4,924,38- 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    519,140 

Tax  valuation  1895 5,443,524 

Assessment  about  ':i  actual  value 

Total  tax  (per*l,OOO) $18-00 

Population  In  1890  was.  ...35,751 


HUNTINGDON.- 

Tills  city  is  the  county  seat  of  II 


LOANS- 
STKKK.T  IMPROVEMENT  BONDS— 
4s,  J&J,  $7,  200  .......  $720  yearly 

4s,  J&J,  40.4OO  .......  2.020  yearly 

Bonded  del.t  July  1,  '96...$47,6OO 
Floating  debt  ..............    12.OOO 

Total  debt  ..................   59,800 

Sinking  fund  .......  '.  .......  10,100 


.  F.  SCHOCK,  Mayor. 

.  R.  PATl'ON,  Secretary. 

iintingdou  County. 
Net  debt  July  1,  1896...    $49,500 

Tax  valuation  1896 1,200,OOO 

Assessment  about  H)  actual  value. 
Total  tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  .$43-50 

Population  In  1890  was 5,729 

Population  In  1880  was 4,1 25 

Population  In  1890  (est.) 6,000 


INTEREST  on  the  bonds  Is  payable  at  Huntingdon. 

TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  of  this  city  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

INDIANA  CO.— SAMUEL  NESBITT,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Indiana. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

COUNTY  BONDS— 
4s,  var.,  $82,050 

Interest  payable  In  Indiana. 
Total  debt  Jan.  1,1896 — $82,050 


Valuation,  Etc.— 

Tax  valuation,  real $7,320,908 

Tax  valuation,  personal      879,271 

Tax  valuation  1895 8,200,179 

Co.taxrate(per*l,000).  6-00 

Population  in  1890  was 42,175 

Population  in  1880  was 40,527 


JTHO3.  B.  HARPER.  Mayor. 


I  EnsJIT  ns.TrT^(">\A7'rvT        J1'   us-  •*•  MAK±-EK.  Mayor. 
JJEJNK.1JN  1  O  WJN. —  JBYRON  McCRACKEN,    Secretary. 

This  borough  is  in  Montgomery  County. 

Tax  valuation  1896 $1,123.860 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO...          12-25 
Population  in  1890  was 1,609 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

5s,  A&O,  $41,200 Oct.  1, 1896 

(Part  due  yearly)  to  Oct.  1.  1915 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, 1897. $41,200 


Population  In  1807  (est.)... ..2,100 


5  JAMES  K.  BOYD,  Mayor. 
• — {JOHN  J.  BROWN,  Comptroller. 
This  city  is  In  Cambria  County. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

FIRE  ALARM— 
4s,  J&J,  $8,OOO  Jan.  1,1924 

Subject  to  call  after  1 0  years. 

HIGHWAY  &  BRIDGE  BONDS — 
5s,  J&D,  $93,500 June  1, 1921 


, 

Subject  to  call  after  June  1, 1901 


OLD  BOROCGH  BONDS — 
4s ,  $6,7OO 1898-1899 

RIVER  IMPROVEMENT  BONDS — 
5s,  M&N,  $39,300 May  1   1921 

Subject  to  call  after  May  1, 1896 


Sinkingfund '    14J700 

Net  debt  Jan.  2, 1896..       208,300 
Old  boro.  debt  (add'l)..          6,700 

Tax  valuation  1895 11,801,741 

Assessment  is  %  actual  value. 
City  &  sch.  tax  (per  $1,000) .  $9-75 

Population  In  1890  was 21,805 

The  estimated  population  in  1895  was  25,000. 

JUNIATA  CO.— W,  H.  GKENiNGEK,Clk.  Co.  Com. 

County  seat  is  Mifflintown. 


STREET  IMPROVEMENT— 
4>28,  M&S,  $17,500...  Sept.  1,  1923 

Subject  to  call  after  Sept.  1,  1903 
4>2S,  A&F,  $50,000...  Aug,  1,  1924 

Subject  to  call  after  Aug.  1,  1904 
Interest  payable  In  Johnstown. 


. 
Total  debt  Jan.  2,  1896.    $223,000 


LOANS- 
CouNTV  BONDS — 


When  Due.  I  Tax  valuation,  real $4,573,910 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    555,368 

3s  &  4s,  $140,049 Total  valuation  1895...  S.129^78 

Interest  payable  by  County  Treas.  :  Total  tax  (per  $1 ,000).  $1 0-00 
Bonded  debt  Aug.  1, '96.. $140,049  Population  in  1890  was""  16  655 
Sinking  fund $21,162 


5  GEO.  W.  TAFT,  Mayor. 
.—  JWM.E  .VORHEES ,  Clerk. 
This  borough  is  in  Chester  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due.  \  Tax  valuation, personal      $12775 

BOROUGH  &  WATER  BONDS-       I  Total  valuation  1895          703.275 


4s,  J&J,  $40,OOO Jan.  1,  1914 

Int,  payable  in  Kennett  Square. 

Floating  debt $1,OOO 

Total  debt  Jan.  1,1897 41,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 690,500 


Assessment  same  as  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1.000) $12  50 

Population  in  1890  was 1,326 

Population  in  1880  was 1,021 

Population  in  1895  (est.) 1,500 


The  borough  pays  all  taxes  on  Its  bonds. 

LACKAWANNA~CO~— C.  H.  SCHADT,  Treasr. 


County  seat  is  Scranton. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS— 
4>28,  J&D,  $120,000.. Dee.  1,1904 
Bonds  all  optional  after  2  years. 

CODKT  HOUSE  BON"8— 
4s, 90,000  . 


Interest  payable  by  County  Treas. 

Total  debt  Aug.  18,  1896.  $120,000    _  .,  ____________  „.. 

TAXES  on  the  above  securities  are  paid  by  tne  County. 


Siukingfund $10,000 

Net  debt  Aug.  18,  '96.        110,000 

Valuation,  real 26,149,372 

valuation,  personal...  3,225279 
Tax  valuation  1896...  29,374,651 
Assessment  about  ^  actual  value 

County  tax  per  $1 ,000 $(>-00 

Population  1890  was 142,088 


This  city  is  the  capital  of  Lancaster  County. 
LOANS—  .  -  Interest 


LOANS- 
NAME  AND  PURPOSE. 
Water  loan  (reg.) : 

do         do     

do         do     

do     (coupon) 

do          1892  . . 


— Interest. — .       , : Principal. , 

Rale  Payable.  Wlten  Due.  Outttaiid'g, 
4  A&O  Apr.  1,  '97,  to  1901  $61,400 
4  J—Q,  Apr.  1, '97,  to  1905  100,000 
4  J&J  Jan.  1, '97,  to  1918  125,000 
4  J— Q  Apr.  1,  1905  to  '20  189,000 
4  ....  189 7  to  1912  150,00ft 


INTEREST  is  payable  in  Lancaster. 

BONDED  DEBT.-The  city's  bonded  debt  In  1896  was  $l,134,958j 
sinking  funds,  $400,500. 

TAX  FREE — All  bonds  of  this  city  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

CITY  PROPERTY— The  city  owns  its  water  works  valued  at  $750,- 
OOO  and  other  buildings  and  available  assets,  besides  the  sinking  fund 
mentioned  above,  in  all  amounting  to  $1,022,461. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION-In  1895  the  total  valuation  was  $4,- 
250,000.  Real  valuation  about  $25,000,000.  In  1889  total  assessed 
valuation  was  $13,451,038;  in  1880  it  was  $12,449,480. 

POPULATION— The  population  in  1890  was  32,011 ;  In  1880  it  wa» 
25,769 ;  in  1870  it  was  20,233.  In  1895  (estimated)  40,000. 

LANCASTER     CO. — County  scat  is  Lancaster. 

Interest  payable  at  Co.  Trcas' 
Tax  valuation  1895. ...$84,441,087 
State  &  co.  tax  per$l,OOO  'l)0.$(>-50 
Population  in  isoo  was....l  I :< 
Population  in  1880  was..  .13:i,  1 17 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

COUNTY  BONDS — 
4s,  A&O,  $167,OOO.  ...Apr.  1,  1901 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time, 
Bonded  debt  (last  returns)  $  170,800 


TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  of  this  county  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


LEBANON.— GEORGE 

This  city  is  in  Lebanon  County. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

CITY  BONDS— 

4s,  April,  $45,OOO 

Subiect  to  call  at  any  time. 

WATER  BONDS — 
4s.  April.  $170,000  ...Apr.  1,  1902 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
Interest  paid  at  City  Treas'r  office. 
Total  debt  March  1,  1897. $215,000 
Water  debt  (included) ....    170,000 


H.  SPANG,  Treasurer. 


Sinking  fund  and  cash. . .    $33,100 
Net  debt  March  1, 1897..     1^ 

Tax  valuation,  real s.o, 

Tax  valuation,  personal      -- 

Total  valuation  1890 X.3.V 

Assessment  about  OO  p.  I-T.  a< 

County  tax  (per  $1,OOU) r- 

City  tax  (per  $l,Oi>0) ,- 

A  venire  school  tax - 

Population  in  1890  was 1 5,000 


LOCKHAVEN.—  \% 

This  city  is  In  Clinton  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

CITY  BONDS— 


$25,000  ......  Nov.  1,1910 

10,000  ......  Oct.  1,  1903 

5,000  ......  '95  extended 

5,000  ......  Apr.  1,  1897 

25,000  ......  Jan.  1,1907 

25,000  ......  May  1,  1915 

WATER  LOANS- 
SB  ......  $25,000  ......  Dec.  1,  1898 


6s, 

5s 

4s,  .... 
4s 


.  H.  MAYER,  Mayor. 
S.  BARKER,  Auditor. 

I     WATER  LOANS—  (Con.)— 

|os 10,000 Oct.  1,1903 

5s,  ....,     87,000 May  I 

4s ,     20,000 July  1,  1914 

Total  debt  Mar.  15, '90..  $24! 

Total  valuation  1895 1,700,000 

Assessment  about  *3  actual  value. 

Population  iu  1SOO  was 

Population  in  188O  was 

Population  in  1800  (est.) 8,000 


LUZERNE  CO.— R.  P.  ROBINSON,  Treasurer. 

The  county  seat  is  Wilkes-Barre. 
LOANS.—  When  Due.  \  Tax  valuation,  real... .$24,957,202 


When  Due. 

PUBLIC  B0ILDINGS— 
4s,  F&A,  $37,50O,g...  Feb.  1, 1898 
4s,  F&A,    37,500, g...  Feb.  1,  1903 

Int.  is  payable  in  Wilkes-Barre. 
Total  debt  Feb.  1,  '97..       $75,OOO 

Sinking  funds 40,296 

Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1897..        34,704 


Tax  valuation,  person'l.  3,514,505 
Total  valuation.  1896. .28.471.707 
Assesmeut  abt.  10  p.  c.  of  act'I  val. 

County  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $7-00 

School  tax  per  $1 ,000 13-00 

Population  in  1890  was.. .201,203 
Population  in  1897  (est.). .260,000 


TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  of  this  county  are  exempt  from  taxation  to 
holders.    The  county  pays  a  State  tax  of  4  mills. 


L  YCOMING    CO. — County  seat  is  Williamsport. 
Total  debt  (last  returns)    $590,895  I  Population  in  1890  was — 70,579 
Tax  valuation 20,656,822  |  Population  in  1880  was. ...57,486 


MAHANOY  CITY.—  { 


H.  J.  STERN,  Mayor. 

E.8.  REINHOLD,Sec.of  Council. 


Borough  in  ScUuylkill  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

BOROUGH  BONDS— 

4s,  F&A,  $7.00O Feb.    1,1902 

4s,  A&O,    2,500 Oct.    1,1902 

4s,  M&S,    5,000 fept.  1,  1008 

4s,  F&A,  10,000 Aug.  1,1909 

4s,  J&J,  10,000 1911 

Interest  payable  at  Treasury. 
Total  debt  Feb.  1,  1897..    $34,500  I 

The  bonds  are  all  5-15-year  bonds 


Siukingfund - 

Net  debt  Feb.  1,  1897...       32.rmi 

Tax  valuation  1800 2,4(1' 

Assessment  is  %  the  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1.000) * 

Popula  ion  1890  was 11,'Jst 

Population  1880  was 7.1. '•I 

Population  in  1897  (est)....14,00( 

and  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


McKE  AN    COUNT  Y.— County  seat  is  Smethport. 

Population  1890  was 


Bonded  debt  all  paid  off. 

Tax  valuafn  1895 $7,654,325 




Population  1880  was ' 


VTrK  EESPORT fR-  f.  CAROTHERS.  Mayor. 

f^t~Jtri  *•  •       I  n.  B.  HERWICK,  Comptroller. 


This  city  Is  in  Allegheny  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due.  I 

FUNDING  KONDS— 
:>gs,  J&J,    $42,000. ..July  1,1920 

RR.  COMPROMISE  BONDS — 

s,     J&J,  $104,600... July  1,1906 

WATKK  BONDS — 

>s,     J&J,    $75,000*.. July  1,1911  i 
5s,     J&J,      27,000...  July  1,19041 
nterest  payable  by  City  Treasurer. 
Jonded  debt  Oct.  1, 1896. $248,600 
Vater  debt  (included) . . .    102,000 
"loatlng  debt 191,132 


Total  debt  Oct.  1, 1896..  $439.73 
Sinking  fund  Oct.  1,  '96.    100,27 

Other  assets Iii7.:«' 

Netdeht  Oct.  1, 1896....    232,18 
Tax  valuation  1896.  ...13,560.9! 
Assessment  about  ^  actual  v 
City&sch.tax<p.$l,000)'96.JJ 

Total  tax  (per  $1.000) (wo 

Population  1890  was '•'".  ^ 

Population  1880  was »,'-} 

Population  187O  was -.•': 

Population  1895  (est.) 30,01 

*  The  water  bonds  due  In  1911  are  subject  to  call  at  any  time  on  si*' 
ays  notice. 

TAX  FREE.— The  Railroad   Compromise  bonds  are  exempt  fro 
axatlon. 


April,  1  - 


— CITIES  AND   TOWM8, 


71 


--C.  A  T-»-t/|f    T    c-         t  WHITNEY  BRA  YMER.  Mayor. 
MEAD  VILLfc-.— j  j.  K.  MYKR8,  Comptroller. 

1  his  city  to  la  Crawford  County. 

Total  debt »76,248 

Sinking  fund 2O.A48 

Net  .lebl  F.".  1.  1897....  55.7UO 


•LOANS- 
OTTT  Bonus— 

4H*.J*J.  *rf.ooo July  1,1902 

4*.     J*J,  24.900 July  1.1901 

4s,     J.t.l.    1 -•"«> Jan.  1.1007 

4s.     JAJ.     6.000 Apr.  1.  1907 

4s.     MA*.    7.900  ...Mar.  1.  1916 
btereat  to  payable  at  ctty  Treaa*r. 
Bon  l«l  debt  Teb.  1,  97..    *: 
fhMttn. 


All  boads  an  subject  to  can. 
State  tax. 


.  1897....  . 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,(W«,:Uo 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  T4.:i74 
Total  valuation  189tf....2.1HU,714 
Assessment  al>t.  4OS  actual  v.ilue. 
Total  tax  (per  $1.1XK))...  *lo-oo 
was....  9.S20 
Population  19»«  (ML)...  1O.UOO 


The  bowl*  of  1907  and  1910  are  free  of 


MEDIA. — Tato  boroach  to  la  Delaware  County 
LOANS- 


§ 


Wkf»  Out. 
Bonne— 

A*o.  C35.60O Apr.  1 

Apr.  1 
Apr.  1 

A*0.    10.000 Apr.  1 

Optional  after  Jan.  1 


lat.  payable  by  Burough  Treae. 


Total  debt  Jan   1.1897.  **7,OOO 
Tat  valuation  1  •>•.""•  ......  2,213.099 

8  ta  total  <per*l.oou)  '96  *4  <*> 

1903    Co.  taxiperfl.ooiii  3'50 

.'I  »»r«'tax<per*l.ooO)...  4-OO 

1913  I  Average  »ehr>ol  tax  ......  4-25 

1903  |  Slaklnc  fund  tax  .......  |-73 


Tot  tax  (per*1.000)'9«.        19  SO 
I  Population  la  1890  wa* 2.736 


MIFFLIN   COUNTY.— CooatyaeattoLewtotowB. 

LOANS-  ITAraDiM.    Total  debt  <la»t  returns).    •03JOO 

BBB^KTBOWM- 

L  JAJ  aad  MAN. •OS.AOO 
ilaLewli 


Total  «ebi  <la-t 

Tax  raloaUon  1895 3,432.231 

Pepalatkm  In  1890  was.  ...19.994 
Population  In  1880  was.....  19.577 


Mnnoncaaela  to  In  W 


LOANS-  lTae»I>»«. 

SKWK«  A  -tr  In r.  BoBDa/02  A  4: 
S«.  Ml-    -  Soot,.  1012 

•Bbjart  to  call  after  1807.) 

5e.rAA.  •19,900. ABC..  1914 

Bon.1.  debt.  Keb.  17,  "96      «65.00O 
naatiiwrdebt <  .... 


- .  ..KN-KI  n •-  CUOMO!    M  m  -. 
• —  '  J.  B.  FI.1LKY.  Car.  Fla.  Com. 
County 

Tax  valuation,  real »i  ,O12J*34 

Tat  valuation,  penoaal.  •138.O03 
Total  valuation  1800 1 .1  AO.Mo 


68.000 


A a»Bt  abaat  «j  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (par  •l.OOOt •23-OO 

P»pal«i  ton  la  1 89O  was  . . .  4.006 
Population  In  1  (WO  was  I.  T.9O4 
fepalaUOB  1904  (eat.1 S.OOO 


f»all  debt 

The  city's  bonds  tuimi  daa  part  yearly.  Ike  entire  amount 
^^•a  wlthla  twenty  yean  from  date  of  laaae.    They  are  subject  to 
•late  tax  If  owaed  by  rwaaavM  of  PamawylTaala. 

MONROE  CO.— HARVBT  HI-FPHAX,  Clerk. 

Countv  ~-.'.  i.  -:r..  i.l.'.  :-.-. 
LOANS-  ram  DM*.    Bnaded  debt  Jaa.  13.1806 

,rtK. _ 


;  to  rail. 

at  Co.  Tt»«««r/. 


Total  dent  Pe*>.  1.V7...  71^00 
T,*tal  TalBallaa:  1*04...  8JWO.OOO 
Aa^aMBSfjat  IMJHJO  as  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (par *MMMt 6I3-OO 

Fwpalatiaa  la  1HM  was...  20.111 
Fopalalloa  la  1809  Wat.) . .  .21.000 


MONTGOMERY 

LOANS- 
•laMst  payable  la 

MONTOUR  C0.-0o»,r.«ui. 


«»  ..Apr.  1.  1000 
Nor 


TMal  debt  Pak.  IB.-07 
Tax 


aTT, 
T  Tit 


T7.7ai.4«6 
123.290 


ram  DM.    Tax 


Total  dokt  l>ee.  IA. -06..    W7.OOO 

Ta«  vaLiatlon.  r-sl        ..I  9u4^7« 

TAX  FREE. -All 


•  exempt  from  taxation. 

NEW  CASTLE.-S.  W.  SMITH,  M.yor. 

»ow  CaMle  to  Ike  oapHal  of  Lawraaee  Coaaty. 


15.4M 


LOANS- 
Crrr  ^    - 


•I  H,,t    /..,, 


l.OOO     ;Ao«    1.1006 
I^KpWtlocallataayUaie. 

•v^ino Aa*.  1.1016 


TAX  FREE. 


•vciinrr 

Mir.  1.1004 
aall  at  aay  Uiae. 
OOO    ...An*.  I.  1016 

•all  after  I9O6. 

le  at  ell  v  treaiury. 


Total  deM  Pah. 
Tax  valiMttM. 


Total 


1.1807..  •119.000 

real 6VMO.OOO 

pataoaal.    AWI.UIIII 


•  •00.000 
aetoal  vain*. 


600 
waa.  .......  11.600 


are  sxampt  froaial 


•reach  Is  the  eaprtal  of  Mom. n  am  j  Oeoaty 
»S,  WUwDiM. 

»DO— <re«.) 

1.1004 

(eet  to  oaU  at  aay  time. 
^•IIJOO  .     ,.l»ee.  1.1008 
M**  *•  call  at  any  time. 
.•"J/mo    ....Jan.  1.1911 
E>ftt»aa4  after  Jui. 
Jan 


I  NT  E  R  ES  T  U  payable  at  the  B. 


Bead  debt  Mar.  1.'07..  •m.TOO 
Tat  valoatloo  ID06 9.2IH.925 

^•"MMBBaWt  atflaMrt  ^  A0CVotl  TaVJ  ll#> 

•tau  A  Co.  tat  ip.  •1.000).  fa-00 
BonMWhUxl-er'UMlO)...     6-AO 

AveramsebaWl  tax 

Population  1  wo  was. 19,791 


Waa*^  ...  •  ...  I  •>.<»»».•» 

PoiHtlaUoa  1896  le-t.) 22.000 


OIL 

Thl"  e 


U  la  V 


Conaty. 


.        . 

._ 


W»T«»  BoTTOa— 


to  Sept.  1  . 


1.  1«97 


.. 

Total  debt...  ^!  .."".I.      0100 


>n.kiiic  ruuil  a»»ft« •15.24O 

Nrl  Jflit  J:iu.  1.  1— .17....        7ti,5t!O 
\\.it.:  ..led)...       51.1HK) 

Tax  valuation,  real 2.0OO,  1!)O 

Total  valuation.  i«raon'l.    178.OOO 
Total  valuation  1896 2,178,190 


haa&HMi  i  e  u  1  i  M     .  i  c  1  L  al  va    ie. 
Total  tax  (iwrtl.OUOi..        $30-00 

Popnlation  in  189O  wan 10,932 

r<>liiiliitioii  in  l*SOwa» 7.315 

Population  In  1897  (e»Um.).  13,000 


<T.  F.  GKIKK,  Huriress. 
—  J  J.  C.  KERtt,  Secretary. 
Tbls  borough  U  In  Cheater  County. 
LOANS—  WhtiiDue.  I  Tax  valuation,  peraonal..  996,510 

rcm>*D  LOAM  Bam—  \  Total  valuation  18t»6 9H9.86O 

5s,  JAJ.  •10.000 Jan.  1, 1900  ,  Ajwwwm't  wltUin  15>  actual  value. 

> rtK  RKH.  BOXDS—       County  tax  (per  #l.ooo) $2-50 

4>as,M4N,»12.000...M»y  1.  191O  I  City  tax  (per$l.OOOI 8'50 

4s,     MAN.    27^HK).. . May  1.  19O6  I  School  tax  <|ier  M.OuO)...         I  <><> 
Total  debt  Feb.  15, 1897..649.7OO  |  Population  189O  was 1.710 


Population  188O  waa 1.5O8 

ropulut ion  1870  wa» 1.151 

Pojiulatlon  1897  (estimated). 2.300 


Water  debt  (Included) 40.000 

Slnklnxfund 7.7OO 

-lit  Keb.  15.1897....   42.OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 873.350 

All  Uauee  of  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

OPTIONAL.-  The  bond*  are  all  subject  to  call  after  fire  yean  from 
date  of  toano. 
I NTEREST  U  payable  at  the  National  Bank  of  Oxford. 

5 CHA8.  F.  WARWICK.  Mayor. 

—  }JOHN  M.WALTON. compiroi-r. 
Philadelphia,  eo-extenalve  with  the  county  of  the  aame  name.  Is  the 
third  city  of  the  United  Statea,  baa  an  area  of  over  13O  aquare  mile* 
and  Include*  a  number  of  place*  which  have  almost  the  character  of 
teparaU  town*.  The  oonnty  to  under  city  control  and  haa  no  separate 
debt,  la  the  following  table  the  various  Issue*  of  bonds  under  the 
general  hearts,  Taxed  City  Loan  aad  Untaxed  City  Loan,  are  given  In 
the  order  of  their  dates  of  matuntv. 

LOANS- 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE. 
New  fundlag  loan,  aeries 

•  t»T liT0 

Tareep.ct.loaa.1800-91, 

aerteaAtoT 


Principal. . 

When  Dtu.         OuUtand'g. 

•3,200.000 


•!  • 


<Dec.31'97U>10O4> 
J  }  •400.000  yearly.  ( 
)Nov.l.l9OOto'l»> 


MAN  c  •330.000  yeariv.  }     *.«»,OOO 

,  +   ,  i  IN-.  .  ,U.  IMw-'lTl 

•  •  Jl  •175.000 yearly,  j 

da      a        v  A  jiDec.  31.  ^IM-'Oil) 

J  *  *  \  •175.000  yearly.  { 

,-.,    ....  A  iltMa.  31.  19O4->23( 

§04    »«.    J  A  JJ  «oa.000vearlj.  { 


J    *    f 
*  *  J 


Bafaadlng  loan. ...1804 
do          do          do 


31.  1905-24 
}  fl 00.000  yearly.  { 
JDee.  31.  KH>4-'23/ 
(•136.000duerrly( 
Deo.  31.  1004 


i)9} 


-•.-,    .1 


.1 

I--.-. 


JDec.  SI.  1003  '24  > 
•120.00nyeartT.  { 


Ref«adlaglaaa....l895    3%    j  "S^OOO  '       r,_ 

do  do  do      3>«    Doe.  31.  1034 ' 

do  do  do     3I«    Dec.  *1.  1924 


879.000 
4.100.000 
2,000.000 

2.720.0CO 

284,000 

4,200,000 

16.000 

2.400.000 

990.000 
44.OOO 


Dec.  >1.  1024 
J  Dec.  31, '02  to -21) 


JAJ)  $50.000 


0*1  vert.  No.  2 

Guaranteed  (a* 

Park."*.  1 

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OaaraatMd  (aa 

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a*».»«.»7Tr. 


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Water.  No.  46 
Qaaraatasd  n 

Polleeaad  enl 


nirard  AT 
Park.Xe.1 
Water.  Ko.  M... 
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lee  aeat.  Ite.  A6 

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•caul.  Ko.56. 


OnaraateMl  «an  . 
Brhtaaa,  No.  60.. 


Brwers.  Mo.  61. 

NtlO 


Jan.    1.  1904 
July   1,  1904 


un 

MM 


Jnly  1. 
Jaly 
Jaa. 

Jan.   i;  1800 

Jan.   1.  1800 

Jaa.    1.  190O 

July   1.  19OO 

July  1,  1900 

July  1,  19OO 

1.  1001 

I.  pml 

1.  I'-Ol 

;.'  :•....• 

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l.OOO 
1.000.000 

31.100 
1.4OO 

1.700.200 
800.000 
M0300 
4.O2O.OOO 
1,650.600 
1.020.30O 
- 


Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 


.        . 

..l<«> 
096.100 
700.000 
MtvOOQ 
500.000 
8.J22.000 


J-n.     , 

July   1,  1903 


Jaa. 

Jaa. 

.1  M 

Jan. 

Jan. 

July 

Jan. 

Jan. 

Jan. 

July 

July 


1901 
IMH 


I  MM 

1H03 


1004 

19M 

1  ..•-. 


. 

425,000 
200.000 
1,OOO,OOO 
2OO.OOO 

•J.KI-...IM, 

1.800.000 
970.OOO 
500.000 
afa^OOO 

4AO.OOO 
1.000.000 

i.ooo.ooo 

• 


dae  and  yet  onutandln 
i  evardne  aad  yet 


standing. . 
oiiutaadln 


i.   1MB 


. 
499.400 


V»n  n>d*U-red  lou«  avert  u«aa4  yet  ouutandlnr.... ........... .14.'.*>20 

Xon  rnxUtered  eoapoai  overdue  and  yet  ouutamllnc 1 4.000 

PAR  OF  BONOS-Bond«ar«lnpteeeaof02.V*.V).  »loOand*l,000 

INTEREST  payable  by  Panoen1  A  Mechanic.'  Sat.  Bank.Phlla.,Pa- 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS.  ETC.-TlwuuhJolneditateroeBt 

•how*  Philadelphia's  total  municipal  debt,  and  the  linking  fund  held  by 

the  city  aptaat  Ik*  laaia.  ea  the  date*  mentioned.    [  By  a  deulnlon  of 


rean»ylvanla.fll«d  May  31. 1804.  It  I*  held  that, 
within  the  nMMlaft  of  the  word  "  Debt"  In  (Wtlon  VIII.  Article  IX, 
of  the  Ci»atllaU»a  of  Pennnylvanla.  the  real  debt  of  the  city  to  the 
anthorlMd  debt  leee  the  amonnt  of  the  city  oertlflcatea  puroaaaed  and 
aaeaaceled  la  the  etakln*  fund.  | 

Jmn.  1.1807.       Jan.  1,1806.       /n«1.189S. 

Bonded  debt. 064.O23.12O       •A2.lluO.24!t       •93,««9.945 

Ouuiandln*  warrant* l.KU.Hlo  l.H7.:iM  1,498,008 


Total  debt •AA.aM.930 

fnndu 19.575.350 


•A4.317.A96 

:  -  •  • .      .  . 


V       !. 

20^30.250 


Xet  deht  on  January  Ut..  »35.479,A80       •3A.625.O71        •34.637.77H 
TaerttyheM  on  January  1. 1897.  In  addition  to  the  linking  fund 
jlven  above  aeaete  amnuntlnj  to  •8,206.590. 


STATE 


CITY 


The  nlnkinu'  fund  holds  the  following  securities :  City  loan,  at  par 
919.57S.350  »nd  United  States  loan,  at  par,  $4 13,000.  The  amount 
of  bonded  debt  redeemed  by  the  Sinking  Fund  Commission  during  the 
year  ISC 6  was  $5*6,925.  Among  the  assets  held  by  the  city  are 
22.5OO  (hares  of  Sunbury  &  Erie  Railroad  stock,  par  value  $100  per 
•hare,  or  45,000  shares  of  Philadelphia  &  Erie  Railroad  stock,  par 
value  $50  per  share,  market  value  $15  per.  share. 

CITY  PROPERTY— The  real  estate  owned  by  the  city  is  valued  at 
$52,774,894,  an  Increase  over  the  appraisement  of  Jan.  1,  1896,  of 
(1.934.600. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION,  ETC.-The  following  shows  the  annual 
payments  to  the  sinking  fund,  amount  of  bonded  debt  and  outstanding 
warrants,  assessed  value  of  property,  and  the  tax  rate,  for  years  indi- 
cated. Property  in  this  city  is  assessed  at  about  %  of  its  actual  value. 
Paym'ts  to  Total  Municipal  Assessed  real  and  Tax  rale 
Year*.  Sink.  Fund.  Debt  Jan.  1.  Personal  Valual'n.  per  $1,000 

1897 *368,860          $55,054,930  $818.827,549  $18'50 

l-i'.n:  ..   379,660  54.317.59*  801.028,552  18-50 

Ivir.  ..  419,260  r>5, 168,028  782,677,694  18-5O 

l-'l  ..   5OO.440  54,275,444  769,930,542  lsr.0 

I-:':;  ..   551,440  55,050,100  752,736,382  1H-5O 

1892 560,440  55,340,614  735,696,772  IM-r.o 

1-:>I  ..  591,240  57,365,558  713,902,842  18-50 

IH'.H) 602,590  56,777,370  688,713,518  18'50 

l-<-:i... 611,01K>  57,942,935  669,507,564  l-i'.'M) 

1888 629,600  58,778,213  647,213,039  18-50 

1--7     .      ..   630,100  58,840,045  628,679,312  18'50 

1886 646,248  62,589,678  611,309,615  18-50 

!--.->  ..  660,980  64,131,362  597,785,428  18'50 

!•--'>.        ..   806,605  72,264,595  536,667,834  20'00 

1875 785,899  64,390,463  575,283,968  21-50 

1-To  ..  519,197  45,093,247  479,776,643  in -00 

1865 329,340  32,763,899  159,119,928  28'00 

1860 173,737  21,356,759  155,697,669  20-00 

1855 81.665  15'00 

POPULATION.— In  1890  population  was  1,046,964;  In  1880  it  was 
847,170;  in  1870  it  was  674.022. 


PHOENIXVILLE.— JOHN  DENITHON,  Burgess. 

This  borough  is  in  Chester  County. 

Interest  payable  at  PhosnlxvlllB. 
Total  debt  Feb.  1,  1897..  $174,000 
8,000 
166,000 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

M  UIKKT  HOUSE  BOB.  BONDS — 
4-4s,  A&O,  $3,000.... Apr.  1,  1899 

Subject  tn  call  at  any  time. 
4-4s,  A&O,  $1,500.... Apr.  1,  1899 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

WATER  BONDS— 
4-4s,  A&O, $169,500. .  Apr.  1. 1914 

Optional  after  Apr.  1, 1899. 


Cash  on  hand 

Net  debt  Feb.  1,  1897... 

Tax  valuation  1896 3,000,000 

Assessment  about :!,-,  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) 13-00 

Population  in  1890  was 8,514 

Population  in  1897  (est ) 8,500 


H.  P.  FORD,  Mayor. 
H.  I.  GOURLEY,  Comptroller. 
This  city  is  situated  In  Allegheny  County. 

LOANS—  ^Interest.— .,    Principal . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE—          Sate.  Pay'ble.     When  Due.        Outstand'g. 
City  building  bonds,  refunded.    5       A&O    Apr.  1,  1910    $170,000 

Free  bridge  bonds eorr    4       M&N  1925  1,317,100 

Subject  to  call  1-10  every  3  years. 

Funded  debt  bonds o    7       J&J    July  1,  1909 

J&J    July  1,  1909 
J&J    Jan.   1,  1912 
J&D    June  1,  1913 
J&D    June  1,  1913    1.315JOOO 
J&D    June  1,  1912        77,000 
J&D    Deo.    1,  1915         53,000 


do          do      r    7 

do          do      r    7 

Funded  debt  Improv.  bonds. e    5 

do  do  do      r    5 

do             do           do     .r    5 
Improvement  bonds o   4 

do  do     r    4 

Market  bonds,  refunded r    5 

Municipal  consol.  bonds r    6g 

Public  Park  bonds oorr    4 

Subject  to  call  1-10  every  3  years. 
Public  Safety  bonds oorr    4       M  &  N  1925 


145,000 

:ir>5,ooo 

121,000 
88,000 


J  &  D  Dec.  1,  1915  3,681,700 

A  &  O  Apr.  1,  1910  25.000 

A  &  O  Oct.  1,  1904  g.210,000 

M  &  N  1925  1,089.300 


410,000 


Subject  to  call  1-10  every  3  years. 
Railroad  compromise  bonds.. o    5       J   &   J    Jan.   1,  1913       983,000 


do  "do             do    ..r  5 

do  do             do    ..c  4 

do  do             do    ..r  4 

Water  bonds r  7 

do  o  7 

do  r  7 

do  r  6 

do  oorr  4 


"  Subject  to  call  1-10  every  3  years. 


J    &    J  Jan.    li   1913  843J400 

J   &   J  Jan.   1,  1913  228,000 

J    &    J  Jan.    1,   1913  125,300 

A  &  O  Apr.   1,  1897  40,500 

A  &  O  Apr.   1,  1898  59,000 

A  &  O  Apr.  1,  1898  2.33H.OOO 

J    &    J  Jan.    1.  1908  300,000 

M  &  N            1925  '859,400 


(o)  Coupon  bonds.          (r)  Registered  bonds.          (g)  Payable  in  gold. 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.— These  bonds  are  In  pieces  of  $100  and 
multiples  of  the  same. 

TAX  FREE.— All  issues  of  this  city's  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  City  Treasurer's  office  in  Pittsburg,  at 
the  Bank  of  America  in  New  York,  at  the  office  of  Townsend,  Whelen  & 
Co.  In  Philadelphia  and  at  the  Pittsburg  Trust  Co. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUND,  Erc.-The  subjoined  statement 
shows  Pittsburgh  total  municipal  debt  and  the  sinking  fund  held  by  the 
elty  against  the  same  on  the  1st  of  February  of  each  of  the  last  four  years. 

1897.  1896.  1895.  1894. 

Total  bonded   debt 

(incl.  water  bonds)$14,928,202  $13,630,301  $12,593,102  $12,836,607 
Sinking  funds 4.107.138  5,088,354  4,617,140  4,352,601 

Net  debtonFeb.l.$10,821,064    $8,541,947    $7,975,962    $8,483,994 

The  elty  has  no  floating  debt.  The  sinking  fund  receives  yearly  from 
$400,000  to  $500,000  from  appropriations  and  intestments. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— Pittsburgh  debt  Is  limited  by  State  Consti- 
tution to  7  per  cent  of  the  assessed  value  of  real  estate. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  (estimated 
at  about  cash  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows : 

• '-Assessed  Valuation. 

Year.  Real.  Personal.  Total. 


Sate  of  Tax 
per  $1,000. 


896 $286,497,437        $1,988,985  $288,486,422 

|8»5; 287,322,894        $i2-OO 

93.:.'.'.'.".'."  273:39"6;ri66  2',259,66b  275.656;i66 

1890 198.580.267  1,873,359  200458626 

!**» 137,898,928  1,248,109  139147037 

»85 108,530,608  3,000.000  111530608  is'-'oo 

f_- 105,404,720  1,838,258  107!342|978  16-00 

the  tax  valuation  for  1894  did 


11-00 
15-00 


Vol.  LX1V. 


For  the  year  1896  the  assessed  valuation  of  real  estate  includes  the 
valuation  »t  property  to  the  amount  of  888,032,179  which  paid  a  rural 
tax  (two-thirds  of  lull  tax),  and  $10.355,203  which  paid  a  so-called 
agricultural  tax,  or  one-half  of  the  full  tax  rate.  The  taxable  valuation 
of  all  property  for  1896  aft*r  making  some  slight  deductions  for 
exemptions,  was  therefore  $250,000,000. 

POPULATION.— In  1890  population  was  238,617;  in  1880  it  was- 
156,389  ;  in  1870  it  was  86.076.  Estimated  April  1,  1897,  275,000. 

PITTSBURG  SCHOOL  DISTRICT. — 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

4s,  g.,  M&S,  $25,000  g.Sept.  1,1904 
Total  debt  (last  returns)  $49,663 
Tax  valuation  1894  . . .  .24,526,099 


Assessment  about  HJ  actual  vaiue. 

Population  In  1890  was 11,012 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  Western 
National  Bank,  N.  Y.  City. 


PITTSTON.— This  borough  is  in  Luzerne  County. 

Assessment  about  U  actual  value 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

PAVING  AND  SEWER  BONDS — 
4ias,  J&J,  $25.900.. .Jan.  15,  1915 

Subject  to  call  after  Jan.15, 190O 
Bonded  debt  Feb.  1, 1895.  $25,900 

Sinkingfuml 5,400 

Tax  valuation  1895 855,516 

TAX  FREE— All  bonds  exempt  from  taxation 

INTEREST  on  the  5  per  cent  bonds  Is  payable  at  the  Miners' Saving* 
Bank ;  on  the  4  per  cent  bonds  at  the  Treasurer's  office,  Pittston 


Boro'  tax  (per  $1,000)  1891. $21 -OO 

Average  school  tax  1891 24-00 

Population  1890  was 10,302 

Population  1880  was 7,472 

Population  1894  (estimated)12,500- 


PLYMOUTH— DANIEL  B.  LODUER.  Burgesp. 

This  borough  is  in  Luzerne  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due.  |  Total  debt  Jan.  JL._1897. - .$27,277 


When  Due. 

COUPON  BONDS— 
5s,  A&O,  $22,900. .Oct.  1,'97  to  '07 

Interest  payable  at  Plymouth. 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, 1897..$22,900 
Floating  debt 4,377 


Tax  valuation  1896 870,687 

Assessment  about  >4  actual  value. 

City  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $19-00- 

Population  1890  was (1,344 

Population  1880  was 6,065- 


POTTER     COUNTY.  —  County  seat  is  Coudersport. 

LOANS  —  When  Due.  I  Assessment  about  !s  actual  value. 

5s,J&J,  $5,000  ........  Jan. 


,,       ,        ........  1,1898 

Total  debt  1897  ............  $35,000 

Tax  valuation  1896....  $2,400,000 


. 

Population  in  1890  was  .....  22,778 
Population  In  1894  (est.)...  27,000 
Population  In  1897  (est.)...  44,000 


POTTS  VILLE. — Pottsville  Is  in  Schuylkill  County. 

When  Due.  \  Bonded  debt  Mar.  1,'97..  $lO'.i.r,(«> 

I  Floating  debt l  i.-i;.| 

Total  debt  Mar.  1. 1897.     121.364 

Tax  valuation  1896 6,136.67* 

Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $l<!-f>o 

Population  in  1890  was 14,117 

Population  in  1880  was 13,253 

The  bonds  due  in  1907, 1911  and  1914  are  subject  to  call  after  live- 
years  from  date  of  issue.    All  are  exempt  from  local  taxation. 


LOANS- 
7  FUNDING  BONDS — 

4s,  A&O,  $15,000 Oct.   1,1900 

4s,  M&N,      7,500 Nov.  1, 1 907 

4s,  M&N,    33,000 May  1,1911 

4s,  J&D,     54,000 1914 

Int.  is  payable  at  Boro'  Treas'y. 


S  w-  F-  SHANAMAN.  Mayor. 
. —  £  WALTER  B.  KOCH,  Controller. 
Reading  Is  the  County  seat  of  Berks  County. 


LOANS- 
FUNDING  BONDS— 


When  Due. 


4s,  A&O,  $99,000 Apr.  1,  1903 

4s,  A&O,  200,000 Apr.  1,1918 

Subject  to  call  af  r  Apr.  1, 1898 
4s,  A&O,  $40,000 Oct.  1,1899 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 
4s,  A&O,  $100,000... April  1, 1913 


4s,  J&J,  $20,000 Jan.  1. 1905- 

Subject  to  call  after  Jan.  1,  ]  -!>:, 

4s,  J&J,  $63,OOO Jan.  1.  1906 

Subject  to  call  after  Jan.  1.  1896 

4s,  J&J,  $125,000 Jan.  1,  1919 

Subject  to  call  after  Jan.  1.  I!KI4 

4s,  J&J,  $200,000 July  1,  1!)20 

4s,  A&O,    35,000 July  1.  I'.rjo 

4s,  J&J,      75,000 Jan.  1,  i!)32 


Optional  after  April  1, 1903. 

REFUNDING  WATER  BONDS — 
4s,  J&J,  $57,500 Jan.  1, 1900 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  office  of  the  City  Treasurer. 

TOTAL  DEBT.— The  subjoined  statement  shows  the  total  municipal 
debt,  the  sinking  fund  held  by  the  city  against  the  same,  and  the  water 
debt,  in  each  of  the  years  mentioned. 

1896.  1895.  1892. 

Bondeddebt(includingwatcrdebt). $1,019,500    $1,035,000    $1,089,500 
Sinklngfunds 71,274  165,000- 

Net  debt $948,226          *9--'4,50O 

Water  debt  (included  above) $548,500       $615,000          

TAX  FREE.— All  issues  of  the  city's  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation 

CITY  PROPERTY.— The  city  owns  its  water  works,  valued  at 
$1,250,000,  real  estate  worth  $225,000,  and  other  property  to  the 
amount  of  $101,194;  making  a  total  of  $1,576,194. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  (about 
two-thirds  of  cash  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows : 

Seal  Personal        Total  Ass' d  Kale  of  Tax 

Years.  Eslale.  Properly.        Valuation,  per  $1,000. 

1894...  $42,000,000      $12-.->0 

1891 $38,096,325    $2,033,915          40,130,240        l-(-r>(i 

1890 26,527,133 

1889 23,910,568          136,935          24,047,503        

1880 17,397,467          569,441          17,969,908        

POPULATION —In  1890  population  was  58,061;  in  1880  it  was 
43,278  ;  in  1870  it  was  33,930;  in  1896  (estimated),  90,000. 


JOEO.  O.  MILLER,  Mayor. 
. —  /JOIIX  SMITH,  Treasurer. 
This  borough  is  in  Clinton  County. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  WATER  BONDS — 
4Hss,  J&J,  $30,000.  ..July  1,1906 

WATER  BONDS— 
4138,  J*J,g.  $18,000... Tan.  1,  1926 


Sinking  fund  assets .*: 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1897 11. Too 

Tax  valuation  1896 «32.(>iK> 

Assessment  abt.  '•   actual 
Total  tax  (per  $1.000) > 


Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
Interest  payable  in  Renovo. 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  1897. $48,000 
TAXES  on  the  above  securities  are  paid  by  the  borough 


Population  In  1890  was 4,154 

Population  in  1896  (est.) •!,:!<>" 


SCHUYL.K.ILL,    CO. — County  seatlsPottsville. 


When  Due. 


4s,  A&O,  $110,700.. ..Apr.   1,1909 

4s,   142,000.... Apr.  1,1914 

Optional  after  Apr.  1, 1899 
3s,  J&J,     247,100. ... July  1,  1919 
3s,  M&S,      M1.800.. .. Sept.  1,  1921 
All  bonds  exempt  from  taxation. 
Interest  payable  in  Pottsvilie 


Total  debt  Hast  returns)    $7" 
Tax  valuation  1805. ...1' 
Tax  rate  (per  $1,000).. 
Assessment  abt.  60  p.c.  actual  v; 
Population  in  1890  was.. .154,161 
Population  in  1880  was.  .129 


April,  1897. 


TOWNS, 


c~^n  A  X.IT-/-VXT        » w-  '  '••  Mayor. 

SCR  ANTON.—  I  r.  j.  WIUMAYKR,  comptroller. 

This  city  la  in  Laekawanna  County. 

LOANS-  Intmtl. 

_NAME  AND  PURPOSE.       . Mm*.  P+yablc. 


-l-riiifipal. 


.1894  4"*  J 

.1894  4>*  J 

.18*4  4>t  J 

.190*  4",  J 

.1876  6  J 


...1886  4       J 

do  do  ...1836  4       J 

City improvement....  1891  44    J 

do          ....1891  4%    J 

:  do          ....1891  4>t    J 

:  .  do          ....1991  4H    J 

rnndingloan 1886  4       J 

do       do    1— «i  4       J 

Municipal  building.. .1890  4       F 

do         ...1890  4        F 

do        ...1890  4        F 

Blimiavloa  bead*.. .1893  44    J 

:  do       ...1893  44    J 

do  do       ...1893  4>*    J 

do       ...1893  4S.    J 


z>.«., 

June  1 
June  1 
June  1 
June  1 
DM  : 


1999 
1914 
1915 


t  July.  -97  to  1906  > 
J*  9&000 yearly.  ] 

SJuly  l.  19O7-116< 
J( 


D 
D 
D 
D 

J 

A 
\ 
\ 

B 
D 
D 

D 


93.500  yearly. 

K        •.•••'. 


. 

I.. 

Dee. 
July 

July 

h.   • 
t.   . 

j  at 
Jane 
June 
June  1 


191  : 
1916 
1901 


1905 
1910 
1901 
1906 

:••:  ; 
1918 


titamfg. 
$90.000 
50,000 
,O,OOO 
90,090 
109,000 
20,000 

35.000 

.  ;. 

22,000 
23.OOO 
15.OOO 
15,000 
20.OOO 
25,000 
30,000 
34.OOO 
34,000 
H-.IHH) 
38.OOO 


TAX  FREE.— All  bond*  lasaed  by  this  city  are  exempt  from  taxa- 
tion. 

TOTAL  DEBT— The  aubtoiaad  statement  show*  Seranton'*  Indebt- 
lontaedatea 


'  Total  bonded  debt 
Floating  debt 


T..-  .   • 


JOH.2.-96.    Apr.  1/95.    Jttlu.  1894.  Jan.  1,'94- 

9760.500       9762,000       9528£OO       9528.50O 

99.877  55,589          259.O56          119,247 


9860J77       9*17.589 


97*7,556 
342.215 


•847.747 


Bm>*sv  MMM 

Hetdebt. 9635.979       9674.193       9545341        95O033S 

In  addition  to  the  above-Mated  a»*eu.  the  City  of  Scranton  pur 


of  the  ieaae  of  1893.  4>*  per  cent,  to  tho  amount  of 
and  one  9500  bond  of  the  lame  of  1876.  6  per  cent.  No.  8O. 
forinebeoentoflu.lnkin«fund.    An  exchange  wa*  effected  by  which 
^^••9  wae  transferred  trod  la*  1993  law*  to  that  of  1876,  leaving 
a  balance  of  9104.000  la  too  1899  taeae  and  giving  the  1876  lame  a 
credit  of  917.3OO. 
ASSESSED  VALUATION-Theetty-  ........  a  valuation  (about  one- 

valre)  and  tax  rate  have  bee*  a*  follow*  : 

frrftnml  Total  Amtmt*  Rol*  of  To* 

ult.  Property  TmhlfHt*.     p*r«l,OOO. 

.......  91a.597.764  91.0.-1.MO  919.619.304  934-6O 


!-•-. 

•K 


16.763.609 
15.196.294 
- 


1.O97.38S 

- 


-i.l  49.540 


-  .iiiii.  .1.'    :. 


i  aa  well  as 

waa  75.215 ;  la  1880  It  waa  45.- 
to  local  eatlmata,  It  waa 


POPULATION-U  1*90 
990;  In  1070  It  waa  35.O02;  U  1998, 


SEWICKLEY.  — II  s.  HAM,  Chairman 

Fitiiim •••  <  ..mniitte*. 
^^Kfctey  to  te  Alletjheay  County 

tr. r  Iw 


i  oall  at  any  I 
wca  Bonn*. 


.Apr. 


.Var. 


1.  V7  .9101.000 

.... 

KlM 
total  debt  Fob.  i.  1897 "     1 1 0^999 

Tax  valaaUoa  1895 3.1 39519 

Aa*oaa-t  ab't  «j  actual  value. 

[(par  91.000) 9S-5" 

•    I  la  1890  waa 2.7SO 

.  .  ...... -.JIB  1880  was 2.063 

I  Popalattoa  la  1997  (oat.) 

NTEREST  U  payable  at  Ik*  Ptnt  National  Bank  of  Allegheny 
CITY  PROPERTY.-The  hareugn  owaa  a  water  plant  , 
leaaawta  amooattag  to  about  $199^OO. 

SHAMOKIN.— W.  iT 

igh  to  la  Xotthumberlai 
sTTsMJUM, 

^^BmM«B99*" 

.....      .     ;    ., 


. 

ily   1,  1999 
.  1M9 

Boron— 

'.-..  96.1111(1.  ..May  14.1999 
- 

•v.  16. 1904 
'f*9.    £M0...8ept.  9.  IMA 


-MINK.  IturgeM. 

d  County. 

Rarc.«Dixo  BOKD*— 
•a.     J*J,  99^00  ..  .Jan.  23, 1904 
4a,     MAX.  4.0U. 

4a.      >'  '.uy  1.  19OIS 

TMaldawtJaa.  1. 1896.      »; 

Tax  valaaUoa  1995 1.2OO.OOO 

AMoaaaVt  about  1O>  actual  value. 

T-.tal  tax  (prr  91.000) 973-OO 

Populauoii  i 

r..|.  i:.:;..n  ii,  i-—  •-  .-    .      1.194 


TAX  E  S  •  n  the  above  stwurttton  ara  all  paid  by  the  borough. 
OPTION  AL-AD of  tho  borough's  boot*  an  iiujlul  to  oall  after  nve 

fEST  OB  all  the bowU  U  payabU  at  tteoateoof  the  borough 


SHARON— Thla  boroagh  lain  MetwrCcmaty. 

Win*  Dot.    Total  das*  das*  rwMoas).    984.0OO 

Tax  valuation  li<i."> 
...May  1.1900 

M9.000        XOT.  1.1915 


County  ta_ 

'  >x  (pi 


.llOOl 1O-OO 

__-.  •ehool  tai H-OO 

Population  In  1  «9O  wa* 7.459 

'         UUnnl99a  (estimated). 7.900 
.-All  of  the  above  bond*  are  »ubject  to  call  at  the  option 


SH  A  R  PSBU  RG. — BharpalHirc  U  In  Allegheny  County 

"*•'••  \       MttJ&V«9-  ^^ 

. . .  .92^00  yearly  |  9>,  A«O.  96.OOO 91.SOO  yearly 


LOANS- 
ELECTRIC  LIGHTS— 

."-.  >lAN'.*12.noo $1,OOO  yearly 

Total  debt  (l»at  returns).    $t>'2,OOO 
Sinking  fund 1.5OO 


Total  valuation  1 895... $3.300,000 
Axxfs.sm't  about  6O%  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $14-5O 

PopulaUouln  1890  was 4,898 

Population  1895  (estimated) .  6.0OO 


INTEREST  on  the  water  bondg  IB  payable  in  Philadelphia;  on  the 
electric  bonds  in  Pltuburg. 
TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


c  u  trivT  A  -vrr^ri  A  u       J JAS-  BURNS,  Burgess. 

SHENANDOAH. —  }T.  J.  DAVIES,  Tieasurer. 


Shouandoah  la  In  BchuylkUl  County. 


LOANS— 

RKFCNIIINO  BOKD«— 
4*.  J4J.  925,000 1926 

W  ITEB  BOKDB— 

5s.  J4J.  $145.000 1923-1924 

Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897..  $170,000 

OPTIONAL. — All  above  bonds  are  subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  free  of  tax  to  holders. 


Water  debt  (Included)...  $145,OOO 

Tax  valuation  1896 2,150,tXX> 

AMestwi't  about  3O  p.  c.  actual  val. 

Total  tax  (per$l,OOO) $35 -OO 

Population  In  1880  was 10,147 

Populationlnl896  (eatlm'd)  17.50O 


SOUTH     BETHLEHEM.— THOS.      GANEY, 
Town  Clerk. 

This  b trough  It  in  Northampton  County. 


LOANS-  '"•  •   •'"'• 

MABKKT  BUIUHSG  Boxi>g— 

4s,  JAD,  915,000 June  1. 19O9 

4*.  J*D,  924.000.  .June  1. 19O9-19 
PEUIA!<B!<T  STUET  IMP.  Boxoe. 

4a,  A*O,  915,000 Apr.  1,1919 

4s,  A*O,    15,000 Apr.  1,1920 

4s,  JAJ.      5.000 July  1,1921 


Boudeil  debt  Mar.  1,  96.  $158,500 

Ploatlin;  debt 12,000 

T.'tul  d.-lit  Mar  1,  1896.     17O.5OO 

Tax  valuation  1895 5,123,029 

Assessment  nbt.  «<>  p.  c,  act.  value. 

Btate  tax  (per$l,OOO) $3-50 

County  tax  ($1,000) 2-80 

Borough  tax  (per  $1.OOO)....   5-50 

Average  school  tax 5-OO 

Population  1890  was. 10,302 


4a,  JAJ,    15,000 July  1,1999 

vue— 

4a,  FAA.  989,500 Aug.  1,1916 

OPTIONAL.— The  915,000  of  market  building  bonds  are  subject  to 
eallteo  yuan  from  date  of  laane,  at  the  option  of  the  borough;  all 
other  lacuea  fifteen  yean. 


SOUTH  CHESTER.— 

Thla  borough  U  In  Delaware  County. 


LOANS-  in**  Out. 

Boa-neon  Host*— 
4a.     J*J,  9103,000. . .  .part  yearly 
4a.     A*O.     17,300.... part  yearly 
44a.AAO.       eooo:... part  yearly 


Total  debt  (taut  return*).  9126.0OO 
Tax  valuation  In  1895... 2,744,105 

Population  In  1W90  wa» 7,076 

Population  In  1880  wai 3.664 


r.  B.  F.  KBEFK,  Major. 

County  seat  of  Northumberland  County. 

959.OOO    Asaeaameat1*  U>U  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  $1.000) $62-00 

Population  In  1 890  waa 5.99O 

Population  la  188O  was 4.O77 


Floating  d.- 

Total  debt  1896 64.O24 

Aainiid  valaatlou  1896. .9- 


TIOGA  COUNTY.— K.  A.  Mir.  IIKI.L,  Treaa. 
County  aaat  to  WtUaboro. 


4a.     J4J.  $100.000. .J»u 
jM""*1' 


LOANS-  Wktn  O*M. 

Cot-irrr  Boiroa  - 

1.  1923 

at  any  ttoia. 

"=  91AO.OOO 
lutereat  la  payable  at  WelUboro. 
OPTIONAL. -All  bond*  laauod 

>y 


Tax  valuation,  real...  913,780,419 
Tax  valuation,  pon-nal  1.1X6,125 
Epu  ilaaUOB  1899  i  i.-'7-j..M4 

iy  tax  per  91.000 97-00 

Population  In  1890  wan 59,313 

Population  In  188Owaa 45.814 

by  thla  county  are  inbject  to  call  at 


>V.  Mayor. 


TITUSV1LLE.-  vk.  Comptroller. 

Thla  city  la  In  <  'rawfonl  County. 

LOANS—  Wkn  Par. 

Cm 
4a.  92.000. 


1-..- 
;  •,.  H  i 

•a.      l.loo  .mill 

4a.         500  1903 

4*.         200  1905 

4*.  26.000  1906 

4a.  33.000 1907 

4a.         500  1908 

IBTBOVBSESVT  BuXIie— 


LOANS-  Wken  Du*. 

VrjTKK  Bovua— Cont— 


4a,  910.200  ....................  1001 

4a,    lOJW*  ....................  1903 

4*.      1^00  ....................  1904 

4a.      1.700  ....................  1905 

«a,      5.400  ....................  1906 

4a.      5,000  ....................  1907 

4a.    11,800  ....................  1908 

4a|  _  1.000  ....................  1909 

Bvwak  BOM  no— 


,  . 

-MOO 

FDHU  BONOS— 
91O3.50O 


1906 


.  93.000  1897 
4a.  ^000.                                 .1998 
1900 

INTEREST  !•  payaWr  by  th^  City  Trea.iirer. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.—  The  clty'o  total  bonded  debt  on  April  1, 1896. 
waa  *13tl.HOO,  Including  water  bonda  to  tho  amount  of  9.V1,9OO.  In 
188O  thl»  .-i» v-.  total  ilebt  waa  932'.'. 

CITY  PROPERTY.— The  city  owna  a  water  work*  and  electric  light 
plant,  an. I  .it  Iwr  property  and  aueta  amounting  to  about  9354,859. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION. -In  1894  the  total  aaaeaaed  valuation 
waa  92,100384;  In  1891  It  waa  91.966.018  and  the  tax  rate  (per  $1.OOO) 
waa  918-34.  In  1890  the  aaaeaaed  valuation  of  real  entate  waa  91.342,- 
949 :  of  penonal  propeny,  916.584 ;  total.  91.359,533.  Tax  rate  (per 
91.0OO).  91 7  -  -<o  total  aaneaeed  ralnatlon  waa  91.655,756. 

POPULATION. -The  population  In  1  HUO  waa  8,073 ;  In  1880  it  was 
9/M6;  In  1H7O  It  waa  8.639. 


TiTri 

.-inklniffii 


tCT  -  •— • 

:  valuation  1896.... 91 ,600.000 
:ratc(p<T*l,OOO)...  lO'OO 


UNION  COUNTY.— 

County  seat  I*  Lewlsburg. 

LOANS-  WIUH  Due. 

BHIIN.I:  BOKO*— 1999-1994— 

i-.j.vi.  «  i.i Jm  i  •     .-  .,-. 

(Optional -94.0OO  due  yearly.) 

(Exempt  from  Btate  tax.) 
Int.  payable  at  County  Tn-n«nry 
Total  debt  (laiit  ri-tiim*)..$39,OOO 


County  ban  no  *lnklng  fund. 
Total  valuation  1805.  ..98,549.114 
Real  a*M*tinnent  4O%  actual  value. 
Btate  tax  iner91,OOO)  '94  94'OO 
Co.  tax  (per  91.000) *M..  -  .... 
Population  In  1890  was 17,820 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


"WARREN.— JAMES  W.  WIGGINS,  Bur«ess. 

This  Imrouicli  1»  In  Warren  County. 

Bonded dot.  (la»t  returns)    $45.000  I  Population  In  1890  wa,, •  ---••4-332 
Boudu  due  1  •<!•.->  tci  law.  Population  189.1  (estimated)  .5,jOO 

nation  18I»5      ...2.104.314       SCHOOL  DISTRICT— 
2SJ«,,e,it  »l.out  »,  reul  value.         Bonded  deht  (last  returns) 
Tot»ltax(per*l,000) $25-001     about $44.0OO 

W  ASHINGTON. — In  Washington  County. 

Total  debt  Feb  4   '97        $129  700  I  Tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO). $22-50 

Kr Iriiu!uuni89ft!:: "3,000,094  |  Population  in  1890  was 7.063 

WEST  CHESTER.— W.  S.  UNDERWOOD,  Treas. 

This  borough  Is  the  capital  of  Chester  County 


Tax  valuation  1896.... $7.079,123 
AsxesHiueut  about  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per  #1  ,OOO) $4  -OO 

County  tax  (per  $1.000) 2-50 

Borough  tax  (per  $1,OOO)....  4-50 

A vcniKe  scliool  tax 4-00 

Population  1 890  waH 8,028 

Population  1880  was 7,046 

Population  1897  (est.) 9,500 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

FfNMMi  BONDS— 

4f,  AAO.  *  9,200 Apr.  1,1897 

Interest  parable  by  Borough Treas, 
Total  debt  Marcu  1, 1897    $89.20O 

BlnkiUK  fund 14.2OO 

Netdrht  Mutvlil.  1897...       75.OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 6.698.46S 

Tax  valuation,  persou'l      380.660 

All  taxes  on  bonds  are  paid  by  the  borough. 

WATER  WORKS,  ETC.— The  borough  In  1895  owned  water  works, 
Mhool  bouses  and  other  buildings  valued  at  $225,000. 

WESTMORELAND  CO.—  Co.seatisGreensburgh. 

I  HANS—  When  Due.  I  Totaldbt.  (latest  return8>.$143,500 

COUNTY  BONDS-  Tax  valuation  1895... $55,400,335 

<i          T$33%0o7.... Feb.  1,1898    Population  1890  was 11^.819 

3ft  500  ....Feb.  \,  1899    Population  1880  was 78,036 

S!   "";  59.000.. Feb-i/os-mol 
WILKES-BARRE.— 

Wilkesbarre  is  in  Luzerue  County. 

The  assessed  valuation,  of  the  city  given  in  the  following  statement 
Is  very  low,  being  only  about  one-seventh  of  the  actual  value 
of  property.  The  estimate  of  population  in  1894  Is  also  low.  At  the 
city  directory  office  it  Is  placed  at  from  50,000  to  55,000. 

4"as,  MAN.  $50,000 1904-1924 

($  10,000  due  every  5  yrs.  on  May  1.) 

SEWEK  BONUS  iScrie»A) — 
41-38,  MAN,  $60.000  ..Nov.  1,  1907 

Subject  to  call. 

Tax  valuation  Ib95... .$6,759.886 
Actual  valuation 40,000,000 


When  Due. 


LOANS- 

CEKTIXICATEH — 

50,  Ann.  $40,500 1896-1898 

Bubject  to  call. 

CITY  Bos  K  (1887)— 
4>«s,  FA  \,  $20,(K)0... Feb.  1, 1897 

EXTKNRION  BONDS  (1874)— 

5s,  M*N,$30,000 May  1.1899  I  Total  tax  <per$l,000).. 

FUNDING  B.»D«—  Tax  valuation  1880....  2,822,931 
6s,  Aug.  1,  *25.500...Aug.  1, 1897  Population  1890  was 37,718 

iMPBovtMENT  BOND*—  I  Population  1880  was 23,33' 

8s,  JiD,  $150.000.... June  1, 1921 1  Population  18»4  (est.) 40,000 

The  tax  rate  (per  ($1,000)  given  above  includes  county  tax,  $0-70 ; 
city  tax,  $2-10.  average  school  tax,  $1-80 ;  total,  $4-60. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  city's  bonded  debt  on  April  1,  1895, 
was  $407,182;  floating  debt,  $44,404;  total  debt,  $451,587;  Milking 
fund  assets,  $140,137;  net  debt,  $311,450.  The  city  has  no  water  debt. 

CITY  PROPERTY.— The  city  owns  property  valued  at  $246,721. 

SCHOOL  DISTRICT.— The  Wilkesbarre  School  District  In  April, 
1895,  had  a  debt  of  $101,500.  Assessed  valuation,  $5,747,998 ;  popu 
lation  (estimated),  43,000.  lu  1896  tivo  percent  bonds  for  $45 ,000 
maturing  from  1901  to  1911,  were  sold. 


WILJKINSBURG.— JAMES  G.  STOKER,  Secy. 

This  borough  is  in  Allegheny  County. 


LOANS—  Amount, 

SEWER  BONDS — 
4^8,  MAS  $148,000 

STRKKT  BONDS— 

4>«8,  JAJ $40.000 

41as,  JcVD HO.OdO 

Total  debt  March  15, 1897.298,000 


Sinking  fund  assets $S,400 

Net  debt  March  15, 1897     289.600 

Tax  valuation  1896 7,108,000 

Assessment  abt.  75  %  actual  vxlue. 

Total  tax  (per$l,OOO) $15-50 

Population  in  1890  was 4.662 

Population  in  1897  (esticn'dUO.OOO 


TAX  FREE— The  sewer  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 
INTEREST  Is  payable  at  the  First  National  Bank  of  Wilklnsburg. 

\X7TT   T   I  A  lV/rc;r3/-»D1T1        5  JAMES MANSEL, Mayor. 

W11_,J_1  AMoJr'vJrC  i  . —  \  \.  w.  QUIGEL,  Treas. 

Willianmport  is  the  capital  of  Lyooming  County.     Bonds  all  tax 
exempt. 

Bonded  debt  Feb.  5,  '97 

Sinking  lu ml 

Net  debt  Feb.  5, 1S97-. 
Tax  valuation  1897 


When  Due. 


LOANS- 
CITY  BONDS— 

4s,  MAS,  $576,500... Sept  1, 1901 
Subject  to  cull  at  any  time-. 

4s,  MAS.  $8<;.OOO....M'ar.  1.1925 
Subject  to  o»ll  after  Mar.  1, 1905. 
CITY  HALL  BONDS — 

4s,MAN,  $7(>.(K)0. .. .May  1, 1923 
Subject  to  .-all  alter  May  1, 1903. 

Interest  is  paid  by  City  Treasurer. 

A  sinking  fund  tax  of  $1-50  per  $1,000  Is  levied  on  all  taxable  prop 
erty  in  this  city  and  bonds  to  the  amount  raised  by  this  tax  are  called 
and  paid  (par  and  accrued  Interest)  each  year. 

TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


$732.500 
16,100 
716,400 

Lnjk    VmutftLllru     AOf 4   .  .  .  .      9,100,000 

Assessin't  abt.  50%  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per$l,OOO) $25-00 

Population  1890  was 27.132 

Population  1880  was 18.934 

Population  1897  lest) 31,0i)0 


TTTTT   TV/TTrDT-vyvr/-1         <  H.  H.  WEL^H,  Burgess. 

W1LMERD1NG.  —  |  c.  c.  COWELL,  BorSugh  cierk. 
Wilinerdlnsr,  organized  in  1890,  is  in  Allegheny  County. 
When  Due. 


LOANS- 
BUILDING  BONDS— 

5>a8.  MAM,  f.-i.ooo  .....  Mar,  1,  1902 

SCHOOL  KOMI*  — 
5s,  A&O.  $2(i,noO  .....  Apr.  1,  1911 

STREET  IMI-KOVEMKNT  BONDS- 
SB,  A,»O.$(i:i  50O  ......  Oct.  1,  1915 

5s,  A*o.  $3:1.000  ......  Oct.  1,  19-J6 


Total  debt  Mar.  15, 1897. $127.500 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,760,000 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    130,000 
Total  valuation  1897. ...1,890,000 

Actual  value  (est.) 3.00O.OOO 

Total  tax  (per  $1.000) $1800 

Population  In  1S90  was 419 

Population  In  1897  (estim'd). 1,600 


INTEREST  <>n  the  street  Improvement  bonds  is  paid  by  the  Second 
National  Bank.  Plitoburg,  1'a. 

TAX  FREE.    The  street  Improvement  bonds  are  free  from  taxation 


V/~\Q  If         *  CHAKLES  W.  BRANT,  Mayor. 
Y  CJrt  iV. — \  GEO.  W.  LOUCKS,  Treasurer. 
York  Is  the  capital  of  York  County. 

Interest  is  payable  at  York,  Pa. 
Bonded  delitMar.  22/97    $171,000 
Sinking  fund... 
Tax  valuation 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

HIGHWAY  IMP.  BONDS— 


4s,  JAJ,  $21,000. 

4«, ,    39,000. 

4s,  Nov.,    20.0OO. 

4»,  MAS. 

4s,  AAO, 

48,  FAA, 

4s,  F&A, 

4s,  MAS, 


20,000. 
20,000. 
17,000. 
10.0OO... 


.Jan.  1,1904 

11)17 
.Nov.  2,1905 


.Feb.  1 
..Feb.  1, 


1,152 

1896. ..11,824.000 
\--rsMncin  HI  nut  13  actual  value. 

1907  i  Total  tnx  <per$l,OOO) $18-00 

1908  Population  in  18!>0  was 20,793 

1910  I  Population  In  188(1  \v;i» 13,940 

1915  I  Population  in  1897  (est.)... 26,000 


27,000 Mar.  1,  1917  | 

TAX  FREE.— All  of  the  above  securities  are  exempt  from  taxation. 
CITY   PROPERTY.— The-city  in  1896  owned  public  buildings  and 
available  assets  amounting  to  $74,675. 


ADDITIONAL  STATEMENTS. 

In  the  table  below  we  show  the  outstanding  debt  and  the  assessed 
value  of  property  for  every  county  in  the  State  of  Pennsylvania,  both 
those  already  reported  and  those  not  Included  among  the  foregoing 
returns.  We  add  in  each  case  the  population  from  the  Census  of  1890: 

Total  Assessed  Pojyu- 

Name  of  County.  Debt.  Valuation.  lation.- 

Adams... $13,835  $11,707,496  33.486 

Allegheny 3,308,160  485,124,115  551,959 

•Armstrong 64,565  U,95t>.2  9  46,747 

Beaver....? 26,000  25.101,313  50,077 

Bedford 4,400  8,830,792  3n,«44 

Berks.                                      ....  54,073  77,947,1^30  137,327 

lair 146,MH>  31,252,097  7(1,866 

Bradford 150.000  21,671,491  59,233- 

Bucks                                 No  debt.  39,297.716  70,615 

Butler...              No  debt.  13,901,911  55,339 

Cambria 10.OOO  25,767.750  66,375 

Cameron                            35,626  931,530  7,238 

Carbon 149.50O  6,581,605  38.624 

I  entre                                    No  debt.  11,935,248  48,269 

'Chester.                       77,000  51,549,480  89.377 

Clarion    .            No  debt.  8,849,34*  3H.802 

Clearfield 151,800  20,348,993  69,565 

Clinton.                     180,000  6,816,113  28,685 

Columbia 15H.5OO  11,992.330  3H.832 

-Crawfnrd...                 155,528  17,821,253  P5.324 

Cumberland                    No  debt.  22,190,214  47,271 

-Danifhin. 252,500  50,760,795  96,977 

•Delaware 420,100  48,051,076  74,683 

Elk                                        .......  24.OOO  3,693,568  22,239 

Erie"".                      No  debt.  41,179,652  86,074 

*Fayette 305,000  33,217,764  80,006 

Forest                            26,000  2,384.198  8.482 

Franklin          ..., No  Jebt.  17,586,881  51,433 

Fulton.  2.542  1.O37.190  10,137 

Greene  No  debt.  12,900,252  28.935 

•HuntinKdon                  117,100  ,">,443,524  35,751 

•Indiana..                              ....  82,050  8,206.179  42,175 

Jefferson...                      76,700  14.600.OOO  44,005 

Muuiata.                ...: 140,049  5,129.  78  16655 

•Lackawanna 120,000  29,374,651  142,088 

•Lancaster...                  170,800  84.441.037  149,095 

Lawrence                          No  debt.  17,309,303  37,5i7 

Lebanon  ..  15,785  32,1^6,886  48,131 

Leliieh...                         No  debt.  37,012.176  76.631 

•Luzerne...                    75,000  28.471.707  201,203 

*Lyoomlng                              590,895  20,656>22  70.579 

'McKean.  .                  No  debt.  7,654.325  46,863 

Mercer  61,464  23,024,701  55,744 

•Mlfflin  .'                             93.300  3,432,231  19.996 

•Monroe....                         66.050  6.50O.OOO  20.111 

•Montgomery 77,000  77,731.460  123,290 

•Montour...                     37.0OO  2,037,033  15,645 

Northampton  .                       ....  No  debt.  44.448.435  84.220 

Noithuuiberland 75.0OO  9, 335,!i81  74,698 

Perry                                         ....  128,161  7-851,725  2K.276 

*  Philadelphia                          ....55,054,930  818,8-:7.549  1,046,964 

Pike  3,000  1,206.205  9.412 

•Potter'"  35.OOO  2,4<'0,OOO  22,778 

*Sc,huylkiYl"...             705,600  46,390,414  154.163 

Snvder  ..                           7.608  4.879,271  17,651 

Somerset...                            ....  No  debt.  9,687,626  37,317 

Sullivan...               33,000  ],82:<.>05  11,620 

Susquehanna...  No  debt.  4,197,219  40,093 

*Tio«a                                  160,000  14,972,544 

•Union...                               39,000  8,*49,114  17,820 

Venango  No  debt.  12,710,048  46,640 

Warren.  "  96,500  10,178.241  37,585 

Washington No  debt.  40,226,179  71,15! 

Wavne  19,585  4,5:(6,936  31,010 

•Westmoreland...  143,500  55.406,:i35  112,819 

Wyoming..  No  debt.  3,636,506  15,891 

51,500  42,450,114  99,489 


*  A  full  detailed  statement  for  this  county  will  lie  found  in  the  re- 
turns for  this  State  on  a  preceding  page  in  proper  alphabetical  order. 

i  This  Is  debt  for  city  of  Philadelphia.  City  and  county  are  co-exten- 
sive and  county  has  no  separate  debt. 

State  of  Delaware. 

ITS 

DEBT,  RESOURCES,  ETC. 

Admitted  as  a  State     .       -       -       One  of  Original  Thirteen 
Total  area  of  State  (square  miles)    -        ... 
State  Capital,        ...  -       Dover 

Governor  (term  expires  Jan.,  1901)  -  -  Ehe  W.  Tunnell 
Secretary  of  State  (term  expires  with  Gov.)  \Vm.H  Boyce 
Treasurer  ...--..  Wra.  M.  Ross 
Legislature  meets  biennially  in  odd  years  on  the  first  Tues- 
day in  January,  and  there  is  no  limit  to  length  of  sessions. 

HISTORY  OF  DEBT.— Tne  historical  details  of  Pelaware's  State 
debt  from  1865  to  the  present  time  will  be  found  in  the  STATE  AND  CIT 
Sni'i'i.KMKNT  of  April,  1894,  page  72.     The  present  extent  and  o 
dition  of  the  debt  and  resources  of  the  State  are  given  below,  and  show 
that  Delaware  now  holds  good  assets  more  than  equaling  its  liabilities. 


April,  1897. 


Of 


LOANS-  ^InttnU.—, 

NAME.  AND  PURPOSE. 
Bond  to*,  to  school  fund  1  -  - 1 
Cer.  to  Delaware  College  1877 
Hospital  BBprOT*™*.1.*0* 

i  of  . 


!••  • 


resaent  1896  .    3>*    J    A   J    July    1,  1912 
Subject  to  call  on  or  after  July  1, 1906. 
....  1885    4       J   A  D    June  1,  1905 


Principal. . 

ITArn  Due.    Oul$tantfg 

July  1,  1906    $156,750 

Irpetual  -:;..HM> 

'     1915         35,000 


120,000 
250,000 
75,000 


Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

Part  of  ser.  -B"  refund.  1897    3       J    A  D    June  1.  19O7 
Subject  to  eall  on  or  after  June  1. 1897. 

Be-lnn*  of  18891oan. 4       J    A    J    July  1,  19O1 

Subject  to  call  on  any  interest  day. 
INTEREST.— On  a  part  of  the  bonds  of  series  "B"  and  of  the 
"Issue  of   1885"  to  payable  at  the  Philadelphia  National  Bank  In 
Philadelphia;  on  the  re-Issue  of  1989  loan  Interest  Is  payable  at  the 
Farmers'  Bank  of  Wilmington.  Del. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  total  funded  debt  at  the  date  of  our  last 

returns  was  $884.750.    Total  assets  were  $1,051,396;  assets  in  excess 

of  liabilities  $388,846.    The  total  assets  include  bank  stocks  9475,092: 

m  ortirages  on  railroads  $395.000.  and  bonds,  91 61 .750.    The  tofU  debt 

•O  was  $1.092,440;  in  188OH  was  9990.75O. 

ASSESSED   VALUATION.— The  total  assessed  Tarnation  of  the 
State  In  1 X9O  was  $74,134.401 ;  in  1880  It  was  $59.951.643. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.-Wetther  the  OonstttntJonnor  the  State  statutes 
contain  any  general  proTtatana  snthorixing  bond  Issue*  or  limiting  the 
debt  making  power.  The  whole  authority,  both  as  regards  the  State 
and  Its  nmnM  polities,  rests  with  the  Legislature,  and  the  Legtslatare 
always  ranim  special  sets  to  provide  for  special  occasions  and  needs. 
Consequently  each  loaa  pot  osrt  by  a  municipality  IB  Delaware  rests  OB 
the  Uw  authorixlng  It.  and  the  amount  of  future  loans  r«ts  on  the  dls. 
i  *nt  of  the  city  or  town  and  ejrnlly  of  the  Legislature.  In  such 


an  old  eonserratlre  State  there  to  probably  BO  danger  of  the  people  of 
any  town  or  city  erer  overstepping  the  limit  of  safety,  or  If  they  should 
•Mire  to.  that  the  Legislature  would  authorize  It. 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.-The  population  of  Delaware  has  been 
a*  follows  In  the  years  mentioned : 

1800 168^*3  I  19* <  •.  I1H30 

1--"  ...146.609     :  - 

l-  TBUMollUO 

Prom  1860  to  1870  the  addition  to  population  waa  12.799.  or  11-41 
t:  from  1870  to  188O  SI  ,093,  or  1717  per  cent ;  aad  from  1880 
•o  21385,  or  14-93  per  cent. 


•     \N|.   TOWKB 

STATE  OF  DELAWAI 
DOVER.— 

r  to  the  capital  of  Delaware  and  the  county  seat  of  Kent  County 
LOANS-  Wikn  DIM.    Total  ratoaUon  1 

fciii*-  Aase~'tat>owt.an 

$4-00 
9-80 
3O61 

i960  was 9.811 

• 


. 


Tax  T 


The  bonds  are 

D"t,  • 
INTEREST  Is  payable  at  the  Farmer**  Bank  of  Dorer. 


KENT  COUNTY. 


LOANS- 
OoinrrT  BOVD*— 
^•issl-aa..  944MWO. 

<-«*Tt71CATB»— 

8*.     wml-an..  96.900.. 

B 


12.-96 


LOANS  WltnDmt. 


94.900 

I  Doe.  19.  -98.         64.3OO 
1*1M.... 15,000,000 
^84-70 

1 1  PopoJatloa  la  1890  was.... .32.664 
.Optional  I  Population  ID  1898  lest.).. .33.000 

N  E  W  A  R  K .  -Sewark  to  la  Hew  Castle  County. 

Taxi 

T..I.«;  i 
^^•C~$o.OOO.. '.....  1899*  1*9$    County  t*x  i 

WATCB  BOHDO— 
.837.000  .1998 

IBubJeet  to  eall  after  19O6.» 

.1  debt  (last  n-turns)  94S.OOO 

Tax  Tslnatlon,  real •'•" 

INTEREST  to  payahts  at  the  KaUonal  Bank  of  Xewarfc.  Delaware. 

NEW  CASTLE  CO.— H.  O.  RCTTEW,  Treat. 

County  seat  to  Wilmington. 

LOANS-  •*»"•?"«• 

•  r  Tar*,  or  Poo*. 

.j,  $40.000 

9s.      A.I".   .».'•»> 

• 
9s.      MA*.  25.0.  • 

•MAAO,  9o.o»i' 

.. 

•KlsW  $89.900 July  1.1999 

Bmr-.r   I-.. 

•«>.g  Sept.  1.  19O4 

••  •    •  •     — |.t.  1.  1913 

Payments  on  loans  for  b*n*9t 


52 

il 


DBBT— 

5s.  JAJ.  9784XW . .  .$10.000  yearly 
MAX.  00,000.  g 1904-19W 

Total  debt  Pel?  l.TsJr*'  9464.900 
Tax  TBlnatton.  raaL. . .  45.OOO.OOO 
Tax  TalaaUoB.  personal  9.000^NK> 
Total  Talaatto*  *99  abt54.ooo.OOO 
to  «s  aetnal  ralne. 

iper9l."<>oi jp-QO 

1990  was 97.192 

Pvpalattoa  188O  was 77.716 


of  Poor  are  now  being 


TAX  FREE.-AU  heads  taansd  by  this 
INTEREST  is  payable  by  Gouty 


ipt  from  taxation. 

.  Wilmington, 


WII    MINOTON  _  j 
NU  1  *-/lN.— 


R.  jr.rrT.Klf.  Mayor. 
O.  PYLE.  Auditor. 
The  etty  of  Wllmtagum  to  la  JTew  Castle  County. 

LOAMS-  — /itisrvst — ,    . Principal. 

ABO  •VftPOaf..         P.  Cl.  raynblr.         W\m  D*i.       n»lttmfg. 
fSsWloaa  y».*a    »       M  *r«       Kept.  1,  199*         924.OOO 

MOT.  1.  -97-1904  )       u>  ODD 
,.    $7,000  yearly. 
P.rk    .... 


Boart  ot 


>.     *•>     4W     If    A,  »}    *0» 

•*»•  m     \    $7,000  yearly. 

•a  SB    aw    A  A  O?      1915  to  1917 
'   «»•'»  each  yar 

on  i 


• , 


A  *  O 


;    ...HHP 
50,000 


LOANS- 
NAME  AND  PURPOSE. 
Street  and  sewer  bonds. 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


4>a 
4>a 


1896 
IS98 
1998 


— iHleretl. . 

Rale.  PaviMt. 

•m>  A  *  <> 

'      A  A  O 

A  A  O 

A  A  O 

A  A  O 

A  A  O 

A  A  O 

A  A  O 

A  A  O 

A  A  O 

A  A 


Water  loan  (reocr.)  No.  25    6 


A  A 
A  A 

J   A 


When  Due. 
Apr.  1,  1921 
Oct.  1,  1921 
Apr.  1,  1922 
Oct.  1,  1922 
Oct.  1,  1918 
Apr.  1,  1919 

1 

Apr.   1,   1921 
Oct.    1,  1924 
1,  1925 
1.  1925 


Oct. 
Apr. 
Oct. 


1919 
1920 
1920 


Outttantfg. 
$45,400 
50,950 
52,500 
1,150 
12,150 
48.9OO 
45,250 
46,600 


Apr. 
Oct. 


do 

do 
do 
do 


(reser.)  No.  26 
....No.  31 

.No.  32 


6 

4>g 

31* 


M  A 

A  A 


T  j  July  1.  '97-1908  ) 
J  >  86.OOO  yearly.  $ 
a  J  Sept. '97  to  1911) 
B }  93.500  yearly.  5 


. 

4,050 
67,000 
62,650 

1,650 

74,100 


O 

A  O 
A  O 


Sinking  fund  loan    4,  4>a.  etc. 

.;..     do   4   A  A 


var.  1913-1914 
Oct.  1, 1919--23 
rar.  1914-1915 

Various. 
1910  to  1913 


55.OOO 

6O.OOO 
86,000 
60,000 
1,295.150 
176,000 

TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  of  this  city  are  exempt  from  taxation. 
TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  subjoined  statement  shows  Wilmington's 
total  municipal  debt  and  the  water  debt  on  the  dates  named. 

Jnly  1.1896.    Jan.  1.1896.   Jan.  1,1895. 

Total  bonded  debt 9l.982.S5O        $1.765.150        $1,731,650 

Water  debt  (Included  above)         424.100  433,500 

The  net  Indebtedness  of  the  city  In  1880  was  $1,372.450. 
ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  assessed  Tarnation  of  real  estate 
for  1896  was  940,000,000;  in  1891  it  was  $33,813,543 ;  in  188O,  $23,- 
200.OOO.    Property  to  asnrainnil  at  about  H  Its  actual  value.    Personal 
property  Is  not  taxed.    For  1896  the  tax  rate  per  81.OOO  was  $18-00; 
i  the  city  and  school  tax  rat*  per  $1.000  was  $15  00;  county 
tax.  $4  80. 

POPULATION.— In  189O  population  was  61,431 ;  in  1880  it  wae 
42.478:  in  187O  It  was  3O.841;  in  1894  It  was  (estimated),  65.0OO. 


State  of  Maryland, 

ITS 

DEBT,  RESOURCES,  ETC. 

Admitted  as  a  State       -        -       -      One  of  Original  Thirteen 
Total  area  ot  State  (square  mile*)       ....       13,210 

State  Capital Annapolis 

GoTeroor  (term  expire*  2d  Wed.  Jan.,  1900)  -  Lloyd  Lowndee 
Secretary  of  State  (term  expire*  with  Gov'r)  -  Rich'd  D.llam 
Treasurer  (term  expire*  Feb.,  1896)  -  -  Thomas  J.  Shryock 
Comptroller  (term  expire*  Jan.,  1896)  •  -  Robert  P.  Graham 
Legislature  meet*  biennially  in  even  yean  on  the  first  Wed- 
nesday in  January,  and  sessions  ate  limited  to  90  day*. 

HISTORY  OF  DEBT. -The  historical  details  of  Maryland's  Btat 
debt  from  1824  M  the  preoent  time  will  be  found  In  the  STATS  AH 
Cm  ScrrtiMEST  of  April,  1893,  pages  72  and  73. 

LOANS-  -—  /»'£*>«    •  '-        y"*^-r— r 

NAMC  AND  PURPOS£.  JBnta  rmyabU.      V***  Ass.  OnlstjusTi 

D*4*ns*  redemption  bds.  at*.)    3-65  J    A   J    Jan.   1.  1890  93.OOO.00~ 
Exchange  loan.  1*86  ...    ~      I       J    A    J    Jan.    1.  190O      638.3SO 

du         199)1  ...    -        3         1901 

do          1889....    -        3       J    A   J    Jan.   1.  1903 
do          1891....    "        3       J   A   J    July  1.  1905 

Insane  Asylum.  1896 34    J    *   J  2011 

Optional  after  Jnly  1. 19O6. 

Pn»l*BB1lary  loan.  199«. .-m   J   A  J  -.'oil 

Optional  after  July  1, 1906. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  ETC.-The  subjoined  •tateoMBt 

show*  Maryland-s  total  Btato  debt,  and  the  staking  fund  held  by  the 

Btate  against  the  aasn*  oa  th*  3Oth  of  Beptember  of  each  of  the  year* 


1,270,474 

3,079.400 

706.757 

100,000 

500,000 


Total  funded  debt . 

-..AH,*  r •iii.i-.  \. 


1898. 

$9.284.986 
5.946.439 


1-  • 
$K.694.986 

-- 


Met  debt  Oet.  1st. 93.338.553         $3,OOS.3&9         $8,381.753 

For  this  balance  ef  93.399.S53.  the  Mate  has  as  an  oOket  her  unj.ro 
durtlT*  stocks,  amounting  to  9H.14O.6-J7.  and  9761.58O  due  from 
•niiimBMsj  s*l*«rs  and  tnoorporated  institutions. 

Redemption  Loan  '•  ls  secured  by  a  special  tax  of  5>* 
of  '86,  Vt  osnt  on  each  9100  of  the 

The  receipt*  of  the  State  for  the  year  ending  Sept.  30, 1896,  amon  m  e 
to  93,156,875;  balance  In  treasury  Sept.  3O,  1895,  9704,569;  total 
93.061.443;  disbursements,  92,945,401.  The  cash  balance  In  tli< 
treasury  on  September  3Oth.  1H96,  amounted  to  9916,042. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION,  ETC.-The  following  table  shows  UK 
total  funded  debt,  available  assets,  assessed  valuation  and  tax  rate  ol 
the  Btato  for  the  yean  Indicated. 

r  AtfUmbU  •  To*  Sato- 

Auel*.  AnrtftdTal.      jwr  $1,000 

$5,946.433          $540.461,747  $l-77>* 

ft.679.733  534,930.476  l-77«i 

5,303.233  529.13H.103  1 -77>a 

6,029.414  924."96.241  l-77>» 

6.609,699  615.I37.52*  1  77>a 

6,845.596  5JO.OO3.n77  l-77>« 

078.907  4-'j.l-l.-'ji  l-77i» 

477,398,380  l-77i» 

..181  490,016,183  l-77>» 

5.S99.WM  48S,889,77J  l-H7"a 

3.992.851  4H9.593,2---  1-N7"? 

8.863.11O  484,824. *7''  l'K7"u 

3,649.442  409.187.4O8  l-87>< 


IV,.. 
1«96. 


ISM 

IS] 

1890. 

1889 

l&M 

1887 

1894 

I--,! 


P*»dt4  Drt*. 


DEBT    LIMITATION.— There  Is  nothing  in  the  Constitution  of 
Maryland  limiting  the  power  of  the  Leglnlatiire  to  authorize  bond  issues 


STATE 


CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


•Ither  by  the  State  or  by  its  municipalities.  No  general  limit  for  cities 
and  towns  has  been  fixed  by  the  Legislature,  nor  is  there  any  general 
authorization  to  be  found  in  the  statutes  under  which  cities  and  towne 
can  Issue  bonds.  This  power  is  lodged  In  the  Legislature,  and  is  dele- 
gated  to  the  municipalities  from  time  to  time  for  specific  purposes  as 
the  occasion  may  arise.  It  is  necessary,  therefore,  for  the  Investor  to 
•tudy  the  law  in  each  case  on  this  as  well  as  on  other  points  affecting 
the  loan  with  respect  to  which  he  may  need  information. 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.— Maryland. has  greatly  increased  her 
population  since  the  Inauguration  of  the  Federal  Government, 
though  necessarily  she  has  not  gained  as  fast  as  some  other  States 
particularly  the  newer  Western  States,  and  consequently  has  had  to 
yield  In  rank  to  them.  In  179O  the  population  was  reported  3 19,728, 
and  in  1800341,548.  In  1840  we  find  it  470,019.  In  1890  the  total 
passed  the  million  mark,  an  Increase  during  the  century  of  consider- 
ably over  200  per  cent. 

1890 1.042.39011800 .687,049    1830 447'040. 

1880 1134,943    185O 583,034    1820 407,350 

1970 780,894|  1840...., 470,019    1810 380,546 

Of  the  total  population  in  1880  22-49  per  cent  was  colored  and  in 
1890  20-92  per  cent.  In  number,  blacks  were  165,091  in  1850 ; 
171.131  In  1860;  175,391  In  1870;  210,230  in  1880;  and  218,004  in  1880. 

SAVINGS  BANKS  INVESTMENTS.-There  are  in  thisState gen- 
eral banking  laws  under  which  savings  banks  maybe  organized,  and 
ye«  we  notice  that  even  in  1890  a  special  charter  was  granted  incorpor- 
ating the  Germanla  Savings  Bank  of  Baltimore.  However,  in  both  the 
general  and  special  laws  there  appears  to  be  a  pretty  general  authority 
granted  for  investing  the  deposits.  The  general  law  states  that — 

Any  savings  institution  incorporated  under  this  article  shall  be 
capable  of  receiving  from  any  person  or  persons,  or  bodies  corporate  or 
politic,  any  deposit  of  money  which  shall  be  invested  or  loaned  out  on 
good  smirilij  in  the  discretion  of  the  directors;  provided  that  no  part  of 
the  funds  of  said  corporation  shall  be  loaned  to  any  officer  or  Director  of 
such  corporation. 

In  the  special  law  passed  in  1890,  which  we  have  referred  to  above, 
the  power  to  loan  the  deposits  is  made  a  little  more  definite.  The  sec- 
ion  referring  to  that  subject  states  that  the  "  corporation  shall  have 
"  power  to  borrow  money,  receive  money  on  deposit,  loan  money 
'  taking  such  security  there/or,  either  real  or  personal,  as  the  Board  of 
'  Director!  may  deem  sufficient;  provided  that  no  part  of  the  funds  of 
"  said  corporation  shall  be  loaned  to  an  officer  or  director  thereof." 

We  cannot  discover  any  marked  difference  in  the  two  provisions 
eltod,  except  that  the  enactment  in  the  case  of  the  new  Baltimore  bank 
states  distinctly  that  the  security  can  be  either  real  or  personal.  But  as 
much  as  that  would,  we  think,  be  assumed  as  authorized  under  the  gen- 
eral provision,  since  no  limit  is  made  and  loaning  on  bond  and  mortgage 
s  always  a  legitimate  part  of  the  business  of  savings  banks. 


CITIES,  COUHTIES  AND  Towns 

IN  THE 

STATE  OF   MARYLAND. 


ALLEGANY  CO.— T.  B.  LASHLEY,  Treas. 

County  seat  Is  Cumberland. 

LOANS-  When  Hue. 

COURT  HODSE  BONDS— 

4s,  A&O,  $100,000 1915-1934 

($5,OOO  due  yearly.) 
INSANE  ASYLUM — 

4s,  A&O,  "821,500 July  1 

($5,000  due  yearly.) 
SCHOOL  HOUSE  BONDS — 

4s,  A&O,  $75,000 1900-1914 

($5,OOO  due  yearly.) 
OPTIONAL.— All  of  the  county's  bonds  are  subject  to  call. 
INTEREST  on  the  court  house  bonds  is  pay  able  by  Hambleton  A 
Co.,  Baltimore ;   on  the  Insane  asylum  and  school  bouse  bonds  at  Cum- 
berland. 

TAX    FREE.— All  bonds  issued  by  the  county  are   exempt  from 
county  taxation. 


Bonded  debt  Mar.  1, '96.    $196,500 

Floating  debt 10,000 

TotaldebtMar.  1,1896.  206,500 
Tax  valuation  1896  .  20,199,375 
State  tax  (per  $1,000) . .  $1-775 
County  tax  (per  $1,000)  $8-80 

Population  in  1890  was 14,571 

Population  in  1880  was 38,012 


ANNE   ARUNDEL   C  O.—E.  WILLIAMS, 
Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Annapolis. 

When  Due. 


LOANS- 

COUNTV  BONDS — 
5s,  J.  A  J.,  $25,000.. .July  1, 1897 
<$5,OOO  every  5  yrs.)  to  July  1,1917 

SCHOOL  HOUSE  BONDS— 

5s,  JAJ,  $12.000 July  1,  1899 

<$2,OOO  every  2  yw.)  to  July  1,1909 
Bunded  debt  Jan.  1,  1897.  $37,000 

Floatlngdebt 35,000 

Total  debt  72,000 


Sinking  fund  assets $6,000 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1897..        66,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 11,621,849 

Assessment  is  :'i  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per  $1,000) $1-77 

County  tax(per$l,000) $11-60 

Average  school  tax 


Population  1890  was 34,094 

Population  1880  was 28,526 


TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  issued  by  this  county  are  exempt   from 
county  and  State  tax. 


BALTIMORE <ALCAEUS  HOOPER,  Mayor. 

*WM.  F.  STONE,  City  Register. 
Baltimore  is  in  Baltimore  County. 

LOANS—  . — Interest. — ,      . Princinal . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.  Ct.  Payable.      When  Due.      C&Mand'o. 

City  Hall.  1870 r6          Q-J      Mch.  15,  1900  $1,000  000 

do       do 1.1874 r    6  Q-J      Mch.     7,  1902       500,000 

QMjr»tookl897 3>a       J&  J    July     1     1936    1.45330O 

Clifton  Park...  1895..    3>a     M  A  8    Mch.     1,1945    x735,100 

'""" 


Consolidated  refund.,  1890. 

Funding  loan 1870. 

Funding  loan  of 1878. 

Harford  Run  Improvement. 

do        do  Sewer 

Internal  Improvement 

Jones'  Falls 

do        do 


do        do r3-65 

do        do    r    3>a 

do        do    r   3 


JAJ  tJuly  1,  1930x5,000,000 

Q— J  tJuly  1,  1900       800,000 

MAN  tJuly  1,  1916x1,000,000 

JAJ  tJan.  1,  1920    x250,000 

JAJ  Nov.  3,  1904    x350,OOO 

JAJ  July  1,  1928x4,850,000 

Q— F  Apr.  9,  1900       800,000 

Apr.  9,  1900    x957,000 

Ci-F  Apr.  9,  1900    X483.000 

t— F  Apr.  9,  1900    xlGO.OOO 

Q— F  Apr.  9,  1900    xlOO.OOO 


LOANS- . 
NAME  AND  PURPOSE. 
MeDonoeh  Extension,  1893..    5 

Patterson  Park r   4 

Paving 1881. r   4 

Public  Improvements.  1893 .    313 


Water  ........................  r 

do    ........................  r  4 

do    ........................  r  4 

Western  Maryland....  1872.  r  6 

do  do  1882.  r  4 

do  do  1887.r  3 

Bonos  GUARANTEED— 

West.  Md.  RR.,  3d  M  .........  6 


. — Interest. — 
P.  Ct.  Payable. 
MAS 
Q— J 
MAN 
JAJ 
MAN 
MAN 
MAN 
J   A   J 
J   A   J 
J   A   J 


Overdue  stock.no  interest  allowed 


JAJ 


. Principal. . 

When  Due.  Outsland'g, 
Sept.  1,  1916  x$280,000 
Oct.  1,  1920  X200.000 
tNov.  1,  1920  xSOO.OOO 
Jan.  1,  1940x4,750,000 
tJuly  1,  1916x5,000,000 
tNov.  1,  1922  X50O.OOO 
tNov.  1,  1926x1,000,000 
Jan.  1,  1902  1,000,000 
July  1,  1925  X684.000 
Jan.  1,  1927  1,704,000 

Jan.     1,  1900       875,000 
23,918 


t  Payable  on  or  after  this  date  at  option  of  city, 
x  Exempt  from  State  of  Marvland  taxes. 


PAR  VALUE.  ETC. Bonds  are  all  registered  and  for  $100  or 

multiples  of  same. 

INTEREST  on  the  City  Hall  loans,  consolidated  loan  of  1890,  Wes 
Maryland  RR.  loan  of  1887,  Patterson  Park  loan  of  1920,  and  on  fund- 
ing loan  of  1870,  is  payable  at  the  National  Farmers  A  Planters'  Bank 
of  Baltimore;  on  the  Jones  Falls  loans,  Clifton  Park  loan  of  1895  and 
McDonough  Extension  loan  of  1893,  at  the  National  Exchange  Bank  . 
of  Baltimore;  on  public  improvement  bonds  of  1893  and  remaining 
Western  Maryland  bonds  at  the  Merchants'  National  Bank  of  Balti- 
more; on  internal  Improvement  loan.  Harford  Kun  loans,  paving 
bonds  of  1881  and  the  funding  loan  of  1878,  at  the  Farmers'  &  Mer- 
chants' National  Bank  of  Baltimore ;  on  water  loans  at  the  National 
Mechanics'  Bank  of  Baltimore. 

TAX  EXEMPT.— The  issues  marked  with  an  x  above  areexempt 
from  State  of  Maryland  taxes.  Holders  residing  in  other  States  are 
exempt  on  all  issues.  None  of  the  bonds  are  liable  for  city  taxes. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUND,  ETC.-The  subjoined  statement 
shows  Baltimore's  total  debt  and  the  sinking  fund  and  other  assets 
held  by  the  city  against  the  same,  on  the  flrst  of  January  of  each  of 

the  last  three  years:— 

1897.  1896.  1895. 

Bonded  debt  (water  debt  incl.). $33,502,018  $32,437,818  $31,126,026 

Sinking  fund  and  other  assets.   17,668,142  17,515,198  6,733,246 

Net  debt  January  1 $15,833,876    $14,922,620    $24,393,380 

Total  water  debt  (included  In  net  debt)  1897,  $6,500,000.  In  addi- 
tion to  the  bonded  debt,  as  given  above,  the  city  had  a  floating  debt  on 
January  1, 1897,  of  $1,368,261. 

INTEREST  CHARGE.— Of  total  debt  as  above  ($33,502,018)  inter- 
est Is  payable  from  taxation  on  only  $21,780,000. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION,  ETC.— City's  assessed  valuation  (about 
80  per  cent  cash  value),  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows : — 

, Assessed    Valuation. ,  Kale  of  Tax 

Years—  Real.  Personal.  Total.       per  $1,000. 

1896    .      ...$246,137,249       $79,607,139       $325,744,388      $21'77>3 

1895 250,797,556          80,975,572          331,773,528         17-50 

1893  280,000,000         15-50 

1892  (about).   215,000,060          67.000,000          282,000,000         17-27>s 
1891  (about).  213,000,000          67,OOO,OOO          280,000,000         17'27>« 
1890  (about).  209,000,000          65,000,000          274,000,000 
1886               .  200,775,614          64,784,338          265,559,953 
1880" 187,040,624          65,106,367 


20-25 

17-87>« 
252,122,991         15'57>4 


POPULATION.— In  1890  population  was  434,439;  In  1880  it  was 
332,313;  In  1870  it  was  267,954.  Population  1896  (local  authority) 
was  500.000. 


CECIL,    COUNTY.— County  seat  is  Elkton. 


LOANS- 


When  Due. 


BUILDING  LOAN,  1887 — 

>2S,  JAD,  $22,000 part  yearly 

Total  debt  (last  returns)..  $22,OOO 


Tax  valuation  1896... $12,995.804 
StateACo.tax  per $1,000. ..*!>:>:> 

Population  in  1890  was 30,000 

Population  in  1880  was 27,108 


/-.TTTV/TT^T^OT     A  •NTT'*        5 w-  a-  MELLENGER,  Mayor. 

CUMBERLAND. —  jw.  B.  CLARK,  city  cierk. 

Cumberland  is  the  capital  of  Allegheny  County.    Bonds  are  tax  free. 

LOANS—  • — Interest. — .  . Principal, — 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.  Ct.  Payable,         When  Due.       Outsta 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  bonds.    6        F  A  A          Aug.,  1908  $65,000 

Principal  to  be  paid  by  Pennsylvania  Railroad  Company. 


A  A  O 

A  A  O 

A  A  O 

F  A  A 

A  A  O 

A  A  O 

J  A  D 


Oct.,  19O8 
Oct.,  1908 
Oct.,  1910 
Aug.  1, 1923 
Apr.  1,  1910 
Apr.  1,  1910 
1925 


M  a,  XT  5  May,  1897-1904 
MAN}    $5;ooo  yearly. 


. 
M  &  N  \  May>  1904' 


$5,OOO  yearly. 


30,000 

145,000 

18,000 

75,000 

50,000 

40,000 

100,000 

40,009 
30,000 


,.         ,  . 

xr  t  AT  5  May,  1897-1906  >  »inoooo 
M  A  N  |  $10,000  yearly.  \    ] 


Consolidated  debt  bonds. . .  6 

do  do          ...  5 

Water  Improvement  bonds  5 

do  do  5g. 

Water  extension  bonds —  5 

Funding  bonds 5 

do  4    . 

Waterbonds 4 

do  4 

Bait.  A  Ohio  R.  R.  bonds.    4 

*  These  bonds  were  issued  on  account  of  a  transaction  with  the 
Baltimore  &  Ohio  Railroad  under  the  authority  of  a  statute  to  be  found 
in  the  Laws  of  Maryland  for  1890,  pages  254-255,  but  the  railn 
now  declines  to  use  them. 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  Cumberland. 

TOTAL   DEBT,  ETC.— The  total  bonded  debt  on  February  1, 189 
was  $523,000;  deduct  sinking  fund  assets,  $42,OOO;  net  bonded  debt, 
$481,000;  the  floating  debt  on  the  same  date  was  $5,OOO. 

DEBT    LIMITATION.- This  city  cannot  issue   indebtedness  ovei 
$10,000  without  act  of  Legislature  and  vote  of  people. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.-In  1897  the  total  assessed  valuation 
was   $7,377,000;  in  1895  it  was  $7,080,572;  in  1893,    $7,121 
and  in  1890,  $6,461,823.    Property  is  assessed  at  about  85  per  < 
of  its  actual  value,  and  the  total  tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  is  $19-87. 

POPULATION.— The   population    in   1890,   according  to    Unite 
States  Census,  was  12,729;  in  1880  was  10,693;  in  1870  was  8,051 
In   1897   according   to   local    estimates  the    population    was  t 
18,000. 


April,  1 3 


DISTRICT  Of  COiUMBIA, 


77 


J  H.  K.  YEAKLE.  Mayor. 
-JL.  M.  JUXDORFF,  City  Register. 
The  county  seat  of  Frederick  County. 
.  BoiCDS—    When  Due. 

4s,  JAJ.  9512.500 July  1,1918 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1,  19O3 
BXSIRVOIR  B.IXDS— 

4s.  JAJ.  $35.000 July  1.  M-J  I 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1. 19O4 
Interest  payable  in  Frederick. 
Bowled  debt  Feb.  1,  "97.  .9347.5OO 
Floating  debt 5.6OO 


Total  debt $353,109 

Sinking  funds 34.774 

Net  ilebt  Feb.  1,  1H97....    5! 

Tax  valuation  1897 4.OOU.OOO 

Assessment  about ».-,  actual  value. 

aty  tax  (per  91.OOO) 98-75 

Total  tax  (per  $1, OOO)....   l7-22>« 
Population  in  1890  was 8,193 


WORCESTER   CO.— County  seat  Is  Snow  HI1L 

LOANS—  When  Due.  I  Tax  valuation  1896 $5.115,506 

COURT  H'SK  A  JAIL  BD8.  I  Total  tax  rate  iper$l,000)$ll-775 

5s,  JAJ.  923,500 1897-1944    Population  in  189O  was 19  747 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897....923.5OO  |  Population  1896  (eat.) 25,000 

TAX  FREE.— The  bonds  are  exempt  from  county  tax. 


FROSTBURGH. — This  city  U  In  Allegheny  County. 

Bonded  debt  (la»t  refn»)    940.OOO 

Tax  valuation  1891 1.5OO.UOO 

•  ssissiiMinl  about  actual  value. 


WATER  BOSDB—  Wkeu  Dne. 

6s  A4"»s.  JAJ,  $40.000July  1.  lirjo 

Subject  to  eall  at  any  time. 
Int.-!---:  |i..\  kbit  •:.  !•>••-'•    Oft 


Population  in  189O  was 3.565 


U  A  r~  CT3C;"rr^\A7M         JMARTIXL  KEKDY,  Mayor. 

HAGEHSI  OWN.  —  }  H.  K.  STARTZMA*.  Treasurer. 

Thi«  I*  the  county  Mat  of  Washington  County. 

BTRKKT  Bowoa—  Wtm  Due.    Tax  valuation  1  895  .  .  .  .$4.814.596 

4*.  JAJ.  970,000  .......  Part  yearly    A  Minim  lint  about  *j  actual  value. 

•naipt  from  city  and  county  tax.    Total  tax  <per91.OOO)  ......  915-15 

-*t  payable  In  Hagerotown.  I  Population  in  li!»O  wax  ____  I'M  1- 

•Mded  debt  Jan.,  1896  .  .  .98O.OOO  |  Population  1894  (M'mated).  15.0OO 

LJREL.—  EDWARD  PIIELPS.  Major. 

^•h  city  U  In  Prince  George  County. 

LOANS—  When  D««.  i  Sinking  fond  ..............   94.8OO 

A  BT.  IMP.  BOSM—         Netdcbt  Jan.  1,  1896  ......   33.2OO 

....$10.000  .............  1898    Tax  valuation  18*5... 

^B*0.    15,000  .......  1904-1914  I  Assrasment  to  U  actual  value. 

5s.J.«J.      1:1.1100  .........  1915  I  Total  tax  (per  $1,000)  .......  14-223 

^^^BMein  Laurel  A-  New  York.  I  Population  In  1-9O  WM  ......  1,984 

.11.  1.  1896  ..938.000  I  Population  In  1895  (e«t.t  .....  3.00O 

^^^ft  due  In  1898  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

MONTGOMERY  CO.—  W.  W.  WELSH,  Clerk. 

.ty  ««at  U  BockrUle. 


District  of  Columbia. 

,  (INCLUD'G  THE  LATE  CORPORATION-  OF  WASHINGTON.) 


On  July  1, 1878,  thedutlm  of  the  Sinking  Fund  Commissioners  of  the 
DiKtrlct  of  Columbia  were  transferred  to  the  Treasurer  of  the  United 
State*,  and  Mnoe  that  date  Congrea*  has  appropriated  annually  a  sum 
in  Hie  lent  to  pay  not  only  the  Interest  on  the  District's  bonds  but  also. 
It  to  believed,  sufficient  to  extinguish  the  entire  debt  of  the  District  upon 
the  maturity  of  the  3-65  per  oent  loan.  In  1924.  Bonds  are  tax  exempt. 

LOANS-  — Inlentl. — . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.  Ct.  Payable. 

DISTRICT  or  COLUMBIA— 


Principal. s 

When  Due.      Outttcmfg. 


LOANS—  When  Due, 

UODSI  Boxoe— 
A.v     «38.000....1897tOl915l 


I  Tax  valuation.  per»on-192,37»,5OO 
I  Total  ralnntlon  1897 


*i  actual  value. 
910-60 

JU... .24.759 


jMtOO  one  yearly  on  Oct.  1.)      I  Total  tax  (per 
Total  debt  Feb.  1.1897.      938.00O    Population  In  1 

..nation,  real 10.069.090  |  Population  In 

TAX  FREE-The  above  Issue  of  bonds  to  exempt  from  taxation. 
INTEREST  to  payable  at  the  Montgomery  County  National  Bank, 
Reckvllle. 

PRINCE  GEORGE'S  COUNTY. 

i  County  seat  to  Upper  Marlboroofh. 


LOAN 


July  1.  $3,000...  July  1 
July  1.  3.000  ...July  1 
July  1.  l.-.t.w  ...July  1 

Bono*— 
JAJ.  980,000  .....  July  1,  1922 


Total  debt  Fab.  1, 1897..  91OO.OOO 

Tax  valuation,  ml 8.746.O2U 

Tax  valuation,  penonal.    792.992 
Total  Taluatton  1HM. 


;..,- 
1998 
,  1909 

INTEREST  to  parable  at  the  National  Bank  of  Baltimore. 

TAX  FREE— All  of  the  bonds  Iseasd  by  this  county  are  exempt  from 


•Flfty-yr.  funding  1874  c*  r    3-65  F  A  A    Aug.  1,  1924914.224,100 

t  Refnnd'g  reg.  bonds  1891  r    3>t    J    A    J    July  1,  1901  1,041,700 

(9100.  95OO  and  91.0OO  each.)    Subject  to  eall  at  any  time, 

Twenty-y'rfund.. .  18790  *  r    5       JAJ    July  1,   1899  753.000 

Waterstock 1871  c    7       JAJ    Oct.    1,   19O1  :IJ:MMX> 

do         1873C    7       JAJ    July   1,   1903  14.OOO 

LATB  CoBroBATtok  or  WABHIXOTO**— 

Thirty-year  funding..  1878  c    6g     MAN    Nor.  1,  10O2          571,100 
Overdue  bond,  not  pre- 
sented  7-3lnt  ceased 100 

The  faith  of  the  United  States  was  pledged  to  secure  the  payment  of 
the  interest  on  these  bonds  and  to  maintain  a  sinking  fund  sufficient  to 
redeem  them  all  by  ms 


empt  from  taxation 
coupon  bonds  are  for  9 
and  93.000  each. 
t  These  bonds  hare  the 


ng  f 

The  IMU*  is  limited  to  913.00O.OOO  and 
eral.  State  or  municipal  authority.    The 
and  9300  each,  the  registered  bonds  91,000 

guaranty  as  the  3-65  per  cent  bonds. 

INTEREST  on  the  bonds  to  paid  at  the  United  States  Treasury  In 
Washington  and  at  the  Sub-Treasury  la  New  York. 


TOTAL  DEBT.-Tbei 
debt  on  the  dates  i 


;  shows  the  District's  total 


FALBOT  COUNTY.— CHABLES  F.  STEWART. 
rk. 

OMmtrsMtUKMts*.   All  bonds  of  tkto  county  are  exempt  from 


Total  d««H  Feb.  1,1897..    9B4.0OO 
Kinking  fand  .............        7.O9O 

Met  4*M  Feb.  1.  1897.  ..       46480 
Tmx  valuation,  raal  ......  7.174.6OH 

Tax  vaiaaUom.  personal  1  JWi.5«7 
Total  vahiaUm  1996 


10.734 
19.063 


Jan.  1.1897.  Jan.}.  1896.  Jan.  1,  1895.  /an.  1,1804. 
Total  fund,  debt  916.933.000  $17.032.600  917.781,700  918,191,200 

'  >n  July  1, 1878.  when  the  duties  of  the  Sinking  Fund  Commissioners 
of  the  District  were  transferred  to  the  Treasurer  of  the  United  State* 
the  total  debt  was  rJ-J.HW.6SO. 

On  January  1, 1897,  stock  and  bond*  to  the  amount  of  96,789  on 
which  Interest  has  ceased  were  still  outstanding;  funds  for  the  pay- 
ment of  principal  and  Interest  are  deposited  In  the  United  States 
Treasury. 


LOANS-                  **• 
\o  Bonne— 
<i:""  •»      ..Apr. 
8«hjBM  t*  eatl  after  April 
i.  Bon*  (96OO>— 
^^BtO,  97.000.  .  .Oct. 
11.000  doe  year!  ji  to  Oct. 
1,000...  As*. 
"Object  (o.-s.i  ..ft.-r  v  i; 

i»  Doe. 

.1912 
IMI 

,1807 
391 
.1924 
.1914 

ASSESSED  VALUATION. -The  District's 
tax  rate  at  different  periods  hare  been  as  follows : 


valuation  and 


1..., 


Tnlnl  A  «•*  Rate  of  Tta 

>"    '•   '.' ,,.,    -l.( 


1896 9180^76^08  99.532.851  $189.909,759  $15  OO 

1893 188.922343  10,971.737  199,894,080  I'"" 

1894. 192.553.04U  11.719.3O8  204,274.354  I.V.HI 

1890 141.609.891  11.697.600  103.307.041  15  OO 

1880 93.491.891  12.713.686  106.207.577  1500 


Debts    and     Resources 


OIF1 


TATES,    JITIES  AflO 


WESTERN   MIDDLE  STATE  3. 


INDEX  FOR  THE  WESTERN  MIDDLE  STATES,  CITIES,  Etc. 

OHIO -State,  Cities,  &c Pages  78  to  89  I  ILLINOIS— State,  Cities,  &o Pages  96  to  108 

INDIANA.— State.  Cities,  &c Pages  9t>  to  95  |  MICHIGAN— State,  Cities,   &c Pages  102  to  106  i 


State  of   Ohio. 


ITS 


DEBT,  RESOTJKCES,  ETC. 


Admitted  as  a  State  (Act  April  30,  1802) 
Total  area  of  State  (square  miles) 

State  Capital 

Governor  (term  exp.  2d  Mon.  Jan.  1898) 
Secretary  of  State  (term  ends  2d  Mon.  Jan. 
Auditor  (term  exp.  2d  Mon.  Jan,  1900) 
Treasurer  (term  exp.  3d  Mon.  Jan.  189S) 
Legislature  meets  biennially  in  even 


Feb.  19,  1803 

41,060 

Columbus 

-     Aea  S.  Bushnell. 

'99)  -  Charles  King 

W.  D.  Guilbert 

-    S.  B.  Campbell. 

years,  on   the  first 


Monday  in  January.    There  is  no  limit  to  length  of  sessions. 

HISTORY  OF  DEBT.—  The  historical  details  of  Ohio's  State  debt 
from  1825  to  the  present  time  will  be  found  in  the  STATE  AND  CITY 
SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1894,  page  75.  The  details  of  the  State  debt 
according  to  our  latest  returns,  was  as  follows  : 

LOANS—  .  —  Interest.  —  , 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.OI.  Payable. 

Sinking  fund  loan.  ..1887    3       J   &   3 

do          do           ...1887  3  J    &  J 

do          do           ...1887  3  J    &  J 

do          do           ...1896  3  J    &  J 
Cert,  of  indebtedness 


Principal.  -  . 
When  Due.       Outsland'g. 

\ 


240,000 
300,000 
250,000 
250,000 
1,665 


July  1,  1899 
July  1,  1900 
July  1,  1901 
July  1,  1897 
Domestic  loan  ...............  Interest  ceased. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.—  The  total  bonded  debt  on  Nov.  15,  1896- 
was  $1,541,665;  in  1895  it  was  $1,791,665;  in  1894,  $2,041,665  ;  in 
1893,  $1,791,665  ;  In  1892,  $2,041,665  ;  to  1891,  $2,291,665  ;  in  1889, 
$2,796,665;  In  1887,  $3,340,000;  in  1885,  $3,720,229;  in  1880, 
$6,476,805. 

COMPARATIVE    STATEMENT    OF   THE    STATE    AND    LOCAL    DEBTS  IN    1896 
AND  1895. 

Funded  State  debt  (loans)  ...............  $1,541,665  $1791665 

Irreducible  State  debt  (trust  funds)  ____     4,649,609  4,648^609 

Local  Debts  — 

Debts  of  counties  .........................  $12,587,763  $12,489,319 

Debts  of  cities,  first  and  second  class.  .  .  72,478,234  72,397  030 

Debts  of  incorporated  villages  ..........     6,337,406  6436741 

Debts  of  townships  .......................         968,500  959'66'> 

Debts  of  special  school  districts  .........     6,697,309  6100*508 


Total  local  debts $99,069,212 


$98,383,260 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  assessed  valuation  of  real  and  per 
sonal  property  in  the  State  has  been'  as  follows : 
}">•'«•*•.  Real  Estate. 


1896 $1,226.988,666 

1895 1,214,928,085 

1894 1,200,364,474 

1893 1,184,423,675 

1890 1,232.305,312 

1885 1,160,165,882 

1880 1,102,049,931 

1875 1,062,915,044 

1870 707,846,636 

1860 639,894,311 

1850 341,389,838 

1840 85,287,291 

1830 50,086,250 


Personal  Property 
$514,039,771 
527,589,429 
512,297,641 
568,567,255 
545,833,165 
509,913,986 
456,166.134 
535,660,818 
459,684,861 
248,408,290 
98,487,502 
27,038,895 
14,589,335 


Total. 
$1,741,028,437  ' 
1,742,517,514  ' 
1,742,662,115 
1,752,990,930 
1,778,138,477 
1,670,079,868  i 
1,558,215,965  i 
1,598,575,862  i 
1,167,731,697  i 
888,302,601 
439,876,340 
112,326,156 
64,675,578 


The  state  tax  (per  $1,000)  for  1896  was  $2-84. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— Ohio  has  very  carefully  guarded  the  debt- 
making  power  of  the  State.    This  could  not  be  said  while  the  Constitu 
tlon  of  1802  was  in  force ;  for  under  that  instrument  it  was  competent 
for  the  Legislature  to  construct  works  of  internal  improvement  on 
behalf  of  the  State,  or  to  aid  in  their  construction  by  subscribing  to  th  e  i 
capital  stock  of  corporations  created  for  that  purpose,  or  to  authorize 
In  other  ways  the  creation  of  debt  in  unlimited  amounts.    But  since  the 


adoption  of  the  Constitution  of  1851  the  whole  situation  in  those  par- 
ticulars  has  changed,  the  legislative  power  with  respect  to  the 
having  been  limited.    The  same  ia  in    large  measure  true  also  of 
municipalities. 

FIRST,  As  to  the  State's  power  to  contract  debt,  this  is  regulated  under 
the  first  five  sections  of  article  8  of  the  Constitution.  Section  1  limits  th< 
power  to  the  supply  of  "  casual  deficits  in  revenues  or  to  meet  expenne* 
not  otherwise  provided  for,"  but  in  the  aggregate  debts  for  even  tlif 
purposes  named  cannot  exceed  $750,000.    Section  2  contains  an  c JT tp- 
lion  to  the  foregoing ;  it  grants  the  power  to  contract  debt  in  case  of  i 
vasion,  of  insurrection,  of  war  or  of  the  redemption  of  the  then  exis 
indebtedness.    Section  3  reaffirms  the  limit,  except  as  above  specifl 
Section  4  forbids  the  loaning  of  the  State  credit.  Section  5  further  f orbidf 
the  assumption  of  debts  by  States.    We  insert  these  five  sections  in  fall 
SECTION  1.  [Debt  limited  to  seren  hundred  and  fifty  thousand  dollars] 
The  State  may  contract  debts  to  supply  casual  deficits  or  failures  it 
revenues   or  to  meet  expenses  not  otherwise  provided  for;   but 
aggregate    amount  of    such    debts    direct  and    contingent    whrtl. . 
contracted  by  virtue  of  one  or  more  acts  of  the  General  Assembly,  or  a 
different  periods  of  time,  shall  never  exceed  seven  hundred  and  flft 
thousand  dollars;   and  the  money  arising  from   the  creation  of  sue 
debts  shall  be  applied  to  the  purpose  for  which  it  was  obtained  or  t 
re-pay  the  debts  so  contracted  and  to  no  other  purpose  whatever. 

SECTION  2.  [Additional  and  for  what  purpose.]  In  addition  to  t_ 
above  limited  power  the  State  may  contract  debts  to  repel  invasion 
suppress  insurrection,  defend  the  State  in  war,  or  to  redeem  the  presen 
outstanding  indebtedness  of  the  State;  but  the  money  arising  from  tin 
contracting  of  such  debts  shall  be  applied  to  the  purpose  for  which  i 
was  raised,  or  to  re-pay  such  debts,  and  [to  no  other  purpose  whatever 
and  all  debts  incurred  to  redeem  the  present  outstanding  imlebt 
edness  of  the  State  shall  be  so  contracted  as  to  be  payable  by  th' 
sinking  fund  hereinafter  provided  for  as  the  same  shall  accuniulat 
SECTION  3.  [The  State  to  create  no  other  debt.]  Exceptthe  debts  alxivi 
specified  in  Sections  1  and  2  of  this  article,  no  debt  whatever  shall  here 
after  be  created  by  or  on  behalf  of  the  State. 

SBCTION  4.  [Credit  of  State;  the  State  shall  notbecome  joint  owner  a 
stockholder.]  The  credit  of  the  State  shall  not  in  any  manner  be  give1 
or  loaned  to  or  in  aid  of  any  individual  association  or  corporation  what 
ever:  nor  shall  the  State  «ver  hereafter  become  a  Joint  owner  or  stool 
holder  in  any  company  or  associatiou  In  this  State  or  elsewhere  forme 
for  any  purpose  whatever. 

SECTIONS.  [No  assumption  of  debts  by  the  State.]  The  State  sha 
never  assume  the  debts  of  any  county,  city,  town  or  township,  or  ( 
any  corporation  whatever,  unless  such  debt  shall  have  been  created  t 
repel  invasion,  suppress  insurrection  or  defend  the  State  in  war. 

The  foregoing  sections  complete  the  limitation  as  to  State  debt  and  or 
dit.    Sections  7,  8,  9, 10  and  11  of 'Article  8  cover  the  matter  of  i 
funds  referred  to  in  Section  2  above.  But  they  need  not  be  published  t 

SECOND,  As  to  Cities,  Towns,  Counties,  <tc.,  so  far  as  the  Constitute 
affects  the  power  of  the  Legislature  to  authorize  these   in 
ties  to  create  debt,  the  limitations  are  found  in  section  6  of 
8   and   in   sections   1,    2   and   6   of    article     13.     (1)    Section 
article     8     forbids    the     General    Assembly     to     authorize 
Ac.,    to    become     stockholders    in    or    to    raise     money     or 
oredit  to  aid  corporations,  &c.    (2)  Sections  1  aud  2  of  article  13  fort 
the  passing  of  special  acts  and  require  general  acts  for  conferring  oo 
porate  powers.    (3)  Section  6  of  article  13  provides  that  the  Gener 
Assembly  make  provision  for  the  organization  of  cities,  &c.,  by  genei 
laws  and  restrict  their  debt-making  power.   These  sections  are  as  follov 
ARTICLE  8,  Section  6.  [Counties,  cities,  towns  or  toims/iipx  not  «i«M< 
ized  to  become  stockholders,  ttc.]    The  General  Assembly  shall  nev 
authorize  any  county,  city,  town  or  township,  by  vote  of  its  citizens 
otherwise,  to  become  a  stockholder  iu  any  joint  stock  company,  c<>ri><i 
tion  or  association  whatever;  or  to  raise  money  for,  or  loan  >• 
to,  or  in  aid  of,  any  such  company,  corporation  or  association. 

ARTICLE  13,  Section  1.    [Corporate powers].    The,  General  A 
shall  pass  no  special  act  conferring  corporate  powers. 

Section  2.  [Corporations  how  formed].  Corporations  may  be  forn 
under  general  laws ;  but  all  such  laws  may  from  time  to  time  be  altci 
or  repealed. 

Section  6.  [Organization  of  cities,  etc.]    The  General  Assembly  sli 
provide  for  the  organization 'of  cities  ami  incorporated  villages 
ral  laws   and  restrict  their   power  of  taxation,  assessment,  borrow 
money,  contracting   debts  and  loaning  their  credit,  so  as  to  prevent 
abuse  of  such  power. 


April,  1897. 


OlflO-CITItS 


TOWNS, 


79 


OBe  it  flr»t  *ixht  would  infer  from  section  6  article  8  above  cited  that  ' 
tiglet  mil  III  not  subscribe  to  the  stouk  of  or  loan  money  to  r.iilroad*,  u 
eaUroad*  arc  *mp**«liiiin  and  Joint-stock  companies  That,  however, 
U  not  •  correct  eoBtlualon.  a*  wn*  decided  IB  the  COM  of  Walker  w.  The 
Oty  of  Cincinnati,  a  cane  which  arose  under  aa  aet  of  toe  General 
Assembly  of  Ohio  entitled  -  An  Art  relating  to  cltlw  of  the  nnt  class,' • 
authorizing  any  «ueh  city  la  eowtmet  a  Use  of  railroad  therefrom  to 
aar  other  terminus  la  that  State  or  in  any  other  State.  ID 
•onuance  at  the  authority  that  aet  purport*  to  irlve,  Cincinnati 
.^aertook  to  build  the  Cincinnati  thrathera  BaUroad.  To  te*t  the  legal- 


The  Court' •  opinion  U 
that  from  "the  language 
not  intended  to  frokibil 
•»  pnkUtit  e*y  tpme*  of 
no  direct  reference  to 
at  Improvement*  or  enter. 
reeted  oaly  again*!  a  particular  manner 
i  Comrtttntkm  of  18O2  many  public  1m 

^ 

•Illlill  13  (ettad  above),  which  provide* 
**.  by  gianil  tew.  the  Legislature  ha* 
i  of  ouuielpal  corporation*.  Flnt  they 

and  ••Irti  Then  clUe*  an  dlrlded 
being  MbalTtdarl  Into  three  grade*  and 
Mad  Ma  tour  grades  the  grade  being 
rdiag  to  the  last  Federal 


•  OLA**— Flnt  grade  Inelada*  all  eltto*  of 
U  second  grad*  all  to**  than  200.000  and 
third  grade  all  lea*  than  9O.OOO  and  more  than  31, 

i  all  eltle*  of  lee«  than 

aVll     vM*l    tllnM 

third  grade  all  toe*  than 
•;  fourth  grade  all  leas  than 
ihabttanu. 

i  hulailii  all  harlu  lea*  than  9.OOO  and 
the  imnd  elaa*  Include*  all  having  lea* 

allex- 


*>••«>  and  mere  than 

•  and  more  than  9; 
YUJ_A..«  -•>:  \  ••   •'..-.•. 
mot*  tti.»:i  .>.•••<  InvanMnl 
tha:.   i  ....  . 

Uttn,-  c..r;..r»::..i..  »rm 
-purpose,  .hall  be  ham* 

ajth*  1». •!•!:..•  l»>wcr  th* 

There  are  a  few  secttoi 

tana*  which  have  a  nnli'manl  a 

^^bag  power  to  tome  bond*  In 

I  but  most  »f  tha  law*  far  that  purpose  cover  only  on*  elaa*  of  eltle*.  and 

i  Batny  of  them  are  so  worded  a*  to  apply  oaly  to  on*  city,  and  granting 

an  tun*  of  bonds  for  a  i*i»Hs  MI**S*   V*  general  law*  limiting  the 

.  al- 


i  aantUn  6.  artlele  13.  appear*  to  require  It    And  yet  I*  It  not  a 

^^^•0  asoopt  a  general  tew  M  for  the  arywJttMfJeai  of  crttea.  Ate.**  I 

POPULATION  OF  STATE-The  populaUoa  of  Ohio  ha*  been  a* 
follow*  In  the  yean  named. 

1890 3.072.316  I  1800 OJ3O.311  I  I830 937.9O3 

llfio 3.190402    1830 1.960J29    1MO 961.290 

1$70 X$OJtv|U40  M9.407  I  1810 290.700 

TV.  addition  la  1800-70  wa*  329.740.  or  13-92  percent;  In  I87O-8O 
*nj02.  or  19-99  per  eeat;  In  184O-9O.  474,231.  or  14«3  per  cent. 


ClTIBB,    COUKTIM   AMD   TOWKS 


U  TBB 


STATE  OF  OHIO. 


IA./oUo». 


ADAMS   COUNTY.— Oa.nty«atl*W*,tOnto«. 


LOANS- 


.«— 

•»O 


to.  .....  *13.0w* 


Wke*  Due 

1917 

1895-1914 

1  •«,•_•    VH.l 


Ttrunia 

H. 

8.000. 


4*. 90.000       ...awpt.  2.  1B09 

Total  debt  MOT.  18.  96..    $142.0(10 

naahonhand O.HOU 

Not  debt  Nor.  1.1. 1*JOO. .    190.000 

Tax  valuation  189*. 4.7OO.943 

InlOOOwa*. 


Akron  t>  MK-  , 
LOANS- 


j  E.  R.  HARPER.  Mayor. 

• — tr.a.  WIUMJN.  aty  ci 


. 

.r.  !    I-  •- 

•-.•II.IKNI      14OO-IBOO 

»y«iriTon  June  10.)     I 

•40.000  «ept.  7.  1000  | 


dark. 


1««7.1901 

on*— 
k«wa 

»VH.       . 

Pwpalatlonla  KHHtwM  ...  -J7.no  1 
Population  In  !MO»a*....  IB.M'J 
Pnpnlallnn  In  1K7O  waa  ...  1O.OO6 
Popolatloa  In  18M  I**U>...  39.OOO 


I*  payable  at  th*  o*e*  ef  the  City  Treaaomr  In  Akron 
at  the  Nattoaal  Park  Bank  In  **w  Tort. 


SSESSCO  VALUATION.-TB*  my. a  vaioatto*  (which  i. 

•o  par  oeeit  of  aatnal  raloei  and  tai  rato  have  bean  a*  fellow* : 


Keal  Pertotial  Total  Auened  Sale  of  Tax 

Trart.                      Ettnle.  Property.  Valuation.  per$i.OOO 

1896 $11,475.5'0  $.•), 101.450  $16.580.OOO  $23-20 

1-'..               .     11.176.540  5>M1,36O  17.007.9OO  Vl'OO 

18M 11,O--'5,30O  5,4L'7.O«O  16,452,420  24-40 

1803 16,883,010  24'10 

1899                  .     10/-'79,2»O  5,7ti2,250  16.041.540  24-OO 

l-'.U 9.*!>-J.I>:>i>  4>7(>,72(1  14,762,770  21'20 

1890 7.1<i:i.vjo  4.. M3 .480  11,617,000  25-40 

1889 6.886.79O  4.0O2.26O  10,889,050  12KX) 


AKRON*  SCHOOL  DISTRICT  — 


Total  debt  (last  return*)  $100,000 
Tax  valuailou  1895 2-J.TJ'i 


Tax  valuation  1894 $21,720 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO)  1895. $14-70 


ALLIANCE.— REXJ.  F.  TRESCOTT,  M.yor. 

This  olty  Is  In  Stark  County. 
LOANS—  Wit*  Due.  I  Total  debt  NOT.  1.1.  '96..  $195.550 

IMPROVEMKNT  BOXD»—  Tax  valuation  ISsHi 2.952.OOO 

9s  A  On.  $105,990 1896-190C  j  Total  ta x  (per  $1.0OO) $28-10 

Payable  by  special  assessment.       Population  In  189Owas 7.6O7 

I  Popu.atlon  18»6  (est.) 0,000 

A  OUT"  A  T3TTT    A          < WM.  CLOVER.  Mayor. 

ASHTAtJULA. — j^.  B.  PHILLIPS,  clerk. 

The  city  and  school  district  of  AahUbula  are  In  Ashtabula  County. 
Total  City  debt  Nov.,'90.  $2OO,279 

Caah  In  treaourv .14,0110 

Net  rny  debt  X..T..  '06..     240.275  

School  debt,  (add1 1) 'ii.OOo  I  Population  (City)  189O  was..  8,338 

Valuation  (City)  1896  ..  .3,289,000  |  Population  (City)  '06  (e*t).. 13,000 

ATHENS  CO.— County  seat  I*  Athens. 

LOANS-  **»*»»  Out.  |  Total  valuation  IBM.. .$8.374.990 

RlVAD  iMPKorKXECT  H»!II>»— 

9s,  M&9.  r-'Oo.OOO.  1920  and  1939 
buricuxi  T  Btm 


Valuation  (Seh.Dlat.)  ....$638.780 

Tax  rate  (City) $33-40 

Tax  rate  (School  Dint.) 34-6O 


. 

t  abt  3-5  actual  Taloe. 
Total  tax  rate  (per  $1.OOO).$1*-30 
Population  In  IBOOwa*....  35.194 


-  ... 

19.47H...  Sept.  1,1003    Population  In  1880  wa*....  28.411 


.......          .... 

Total  debt  WOT.  18.  1»6. 


... 
Population  In  1890  (o*t)  ..  .87.000 


AUGLAIZE  CO.— A.  0.  PBPPLE,  Treaaprer. 

°L07NT- " '"^iKst  Jm*  I  Bonded  debt  K^.  15. •90.$281.300 
BBIUOK  B»VD*-  I  County  has  no  floating  drbt 

6*. $10.000 1897-1901  ITaivalo.Uoa  1406.  ..«10.360,71$ 

OOVBT  HiHWB  BOVD*—  Aasesem't  40  to  6"i  p. e.  actual  value 

OsT.  _  $37.So5.T;      ".I890-190S    Tax  raU  <per»l.o5b) $11  OO 

9*.  ....  TskoOO.:.: l*97-ltW9  I  Population  In  ISOOwaa.... .28.100 

10.000 1901  1905  I  Population  in  18SOWB*.... .25,444 

A  Kutti  Inr«ov«M'T- 


$94.000 

1.9OO 


A  VON  DALE.— See  the  city  of  Cincinnati, 
BARNESV1LLE.— H.  E.  DEMBST,  Clerk. 

Village  1*  la  Belmont  County. 
LOANS—        •^mt  Umttt»-ftt.  i  Bonded  debt  Mar.  21/97. 

Fire  flrpartmeat  bond* $4.OOO  '  Fl»atlnc  debt 

NatnraJiraa  bee**  ..  9OO  I  Total  debt  Mar.  21. -97..      86.100 

Mr^tope.!*.  bond*: MOO  I  Tax  valuaUon  18»6 ».003.69O 

$tr*rtn*Ttnc  bond* SSJ77    Population  In  ISKOwa* 3.207 

Ornanr  Inr.  Roam.  1897-  Population  In  1897  <**«.... 3,800 

6s. $13.72$.. ..1MM  to  1912  | 

DTTT    T     AIDE*         J  FRANK  WILLIAM*.  Mayor. 
OC.UL,Alr(C.. —  )  JOHN  B.  OOW.  City  Clerk. 

This  city  I*  In  Belmont  County. 

LOANS-  IFAtm  AIM.  I  9s.  AAO.  $80.000 Oct  1. 1900 

CTTT  Nnrnfl—  I  9*.  AAO.   fto.ooo  ...   Oct.  i,  1010 

Oa.MAH.V21.116 part  yearly.    Tot«l  d»bt  Feb.  1. 1897  .$179,126 

8«wx4BoMD*-  Blnklnc  fund 23.491 

Netdrbt  Feb.  1.  18»7....     191.073 

Ta.  valuation  f*96 2.993.78O 

Aaceaanwnt  lea*  than  %  actual  vat 
Total  ta<  iper  l.nOO)..          $24-80 

PopnlatloB  In  1890  wa* 9,9$4 

Intareot  U  payable  at  Bellalre. 


$7.aoo 


BOKD*— 
0*.  MJkcT..  •tfl.410  .......  1897  1909 

(Part  <tae  yearly.) 


•Xwejl 
|$1MO 


wejlann.  ltt.OOO..B>pt.l.  1«97 
da*  yearly)  to  aept.ll  1909 


BELLEFONTAINE.- 

Thl*  village  la  In  Logan  County. 
LOANS-  *»•»  0»». 


K4JSUTBIO  Lioarr  AJTO  P*vi«n^ 

O*. $19.000 1  (Mil  1910 

1897-1904 


. 

4.6^ 

sUrt»mao  Bowoa- 


....1909-1910 


Total  deM  NOT.  19. 1896.  $179.088 

Tax  valuation  1890 2.180.440 

Aaseaanient  almiit  4  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  tl.OOO) $3O-4O 

Population  In  189O  was 4.24S 

Population  lu  1880  was 3.99$ 


•*,J«J. 

VATnn  WO 
0*.  var.  $68.000  ........  10O7-19I9 

INTEREST  on  th*  railroad  bond*  U  payable  at  New  Tork;  on  the 
water  work*  bond*  at  BeUefoBlalae. 


BELMONT   CO.-J. 

County  tent  U  St.  ClalrarlUa. 

Onmirr  B"<rna— 
8s,  MA4,  $M.OOO 1901 

.<K  RepL. $10.000 Sept.  1,  IR97 

1*.  MAK.  $9X100... March  4.  19O1 
1*  .MAS,  80.000....  Sept.  1. 19O5 
8*. 10,000.. ...March  1,1907 


A.  HENDERSON,  Auditor. 


Cbtnrr  Hor*n 

V.  M  A-8,  »1 20.000 1  497  1908 

Total  d«i>t  N»T.  IVttO..  $302.000 
Tax  valuation  In  !«»«.. 2».744.4O2 
Aaseasnrt  about  OO*«  actual  value. 
Pnpiilallnn  In  1WO  wan  ....17,413 
Population  1806  (estlm'd). .67,000 


BLANCHARD  TOV/NSHIP.— 

Thl*  township  I*  In  Putnam  County. 

Total  debt  NOT.  1.1.  1890.  $tO.OOO|  Roal  valuation $2,000,OOO 

Tax  valuation  1896 099.709  I  Population  In  1800  wa* 1,088 

BOWLING  GREEN. 

Bowline  Green  Is  In  Wood  County. 
LOANS-  W**"  Due.  I  Tax  Talnatlon  In  1806. $1,210 

O.s,T"»K  HALL,  ETC.—  I  Tax  rate  |«>r  ifl.iHH) 

•a, $9.1.000 Sept.  1,  101.1 1  Population  In  1WO  wa* 

Total  debt  Dee.,  1890 $89,OOO  I  Population  lu  1896  (about)  .6.3OO 


80 


AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV 


BROOK.LYN. Thin  townaUlp  Is  lu  Ciiynuogit  Coimty. 


Houded  debt  Nov.  15,  '96.*13,500 

Floating  lll-l>t 1.5OO 

ToUl  debt  Nov.  15. 1896..    15.OOO 
Tax  valuation  1896 715,215 


Total  tax  (per  #1,000)....     $22-30 

Population  in  1890  was 1,585 

Population  in  1880  was 1,295 


•T,—  irTr»TTO        5  D.  E.  FISHER.  Mayor. 
BUCYRUS. —  \w.  A.  BUICKE,  Treasurer. 

This  city  Is  the  county  seat  of  Crawford  County. 
When  Due.    "-  ""•»» 


LOANS- 
SciiooL  BONM— 

6s.  HAS,  $10,000 Sept.  1,  1904 

HEWER  BONDS— 

6i  MAS,  $2,000 Sept.  1,1898 

STRKKT  IMPROVEMENT  BONDS— 

0«.  JAD,  $1,OOO Deo.  3,1897 

6a  JAJ,  23,500 July  1,  19OO 

6s  MAS,    5,000 Scpt.l,  1901 

6«,  MAN,    3,000 May  1,1902 

6s,  JAD,      4,800 Junel,  1902 


6s,  MA8,*22.000 Sept.  1,  1902 

6s,  MAS,   10.000 Sept.  1,  1908 

6»,  A&O,  10.OOO Sept.  1,  1904 

REKUNDI>G  BONDS — 
6s,  MAS,$14,OOO...  .Mar.  4.  1910 
Totiildebt  Dec.  15,1896  $105,300 

Tux  valuation  1806 2,803,490 

Assessment  about  40%  act.  Talue. 

Total  tax  (per$l,OOO) $27-00 

Population  In  18!)0  was 5,974 


I     I  '  1  M  I  [  il  I    HI  II    til    -1.O  "\*     T»  €»0.  ....  rWffr  ' 

Population  in  1880  was 3,835 

INTEREST  on  the  street  Improvement  bonds  due  in  1900  is  payable 
at  New  York  City;  on  all  other  bonds  at  Buoyrus. 


BUTLER  COUNTY.— FRANK  X.  DUERR,  Aud. 

County  seat  is  Hamilton 
LOANS—  When  Due. 


S— 

BONDS  — 
5»«8,JAJ.  $10,000  ............  1898 

4ig8,JAJ,     35,000  ............  1908 

4'-]-.  .I.V.I.     30,000..  ..19tO-'ll-'13 

($10,000  due  each  year.) 
4H)S,  JAJ,  $15,OOO  ............  1915 

•I'.js.  .IA.I.       2.0OO  ......  1917-1921 

•|C,,  .IA.I.     15,000  ............  1919 

4>9S,JAJ,     20,000  ............  1921 

COUNTY  FUND- 
SB,     MAN,  $10,OOO  ...........  1898 

4>38,  MAN,     20,000  ...........  1902 

4i«8,  MAN,  20,000  ...........  1903 

4Jas,  MAN,  40,000  ...........  1904 

4139,  MAN,     30,000..  1906-'09 
' 


($5,OOO  due  each  year.) 


COURT  HOUSE  BONDS- 
SB,  MAN,  $45,000 Dec.  1,1898 

($15.000due  yearly)  toDec.  1, 1900 
4s,  M*X,$100,OOO....May6, 1901 
($20,OOO  due  yearly)  to  May  6, 1905 
4ias,  MAN,  $20,000.. July  10, 1906 
4i<2S,  MAN,  25,000 .  .July  10, 1907 

ROAD  IMPROVEMENT — 
4^8,  MAS,  $25,000 1906 

Interest  payable  at  Hamilton. 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  15,'97    $450,000 
Tax  valuation  1896...*29,954,790 
Assessment  about  40%  act'l  value. 
State  and  Co.  tax  (per$l,OOO).$8-60 

Population  in  1890  was 48,597 

Population  in  1895  (est.) . . .  .55,000 


•The  Miami  University  lands  (22,529  acres),  appraised  at  $1,071,060, 
are  exempt  from  all  State  taxes  except  those  for  school  purposes. 

5  J.  B.  WORLEY,  Mayor. 
-  \  W.  H.  LUCAS,  Town  Clerk. 

Cadiz  Is  in  Harrison  Co. 
LOANS  When  Due.  I  Total  debt  Sept.  1,  '96..    $41,750 

WATER  BONDS—  I  Tax  valuation  1895 1,065,850 

5s  8emi-an.,$35,OOO.Sept.  '99  to  '08  I  Assessment  ab't  70%  actual  value. 

($3,OOO  duo  yearly.)  ]  Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $25-00 

Bonded  debt  Sept.  1,'96.    $35,000  I  Population  in  1890  was. . . .'.  .1,716 
Floating  debt 6,7E>0  [  Population  in  1896  about 1,900 

CAMBRIDGE. — This  city  is  located  in  Guernsey  County. 


LOANS—  Amount. 

CHAIR  FACTORY — 

Cs,  A&O.  $4,000 Oct.  1,1897 

($1.0OO  due  yearly)  to  Oct.  1,  1900 

FUNDING.  ETC. — 

6s.  MAS,  $5,000 Mar.  1, 1902 

($1,OOO  due  yearly)  to  Mar.  1, 1906 

ROLLING  MILL — 

fis,  J&J.  $21,000 July  1, 1897 

($1.0OOduesemi-an)to  July  1, 1903 

WATER  BONDS— 
4>38,  JAJ,  $30,000 1905-1934 

($1,OOO  due  yearly  on  July  1.) 

INTEREST  on  the  rolling  mill  loan  is  payable  in  New  York  and  on 
other  loans  In  Cambridge. 


WATER  BONDS— (Con  t.)  — 
4ias,  JAJ,  $30,000 1906-1935 

($1,000  due  yearly  on  July  1.) 
Bonded  debt  Nov.  15,  '96.  $96,000 
Water  debt  (additional) . .       60,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 1,619, 186 

Assessment  50  to  6O%  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $31-70 

Population  in  1890  was 4,361 

Population  in  1880  was 2,883 

Population  in  1895  (est.) 5,975 


f  A  TNJTr^M        5  J.  F.  BLAKE,  Mayor. 
OA.JN  JtUJN. —  <F.  H.  BELDEN,  City  Clerk. 
This  city  is  the  county  seat  of  Stark  County. 


LOANS- 
COURT  HOUSE— 
..s $100,000- 


When  Due. 


CURRENT  EXPENSE  BONDS — 
5s.  MAS,  $12,500.  ...Mar.  1, 1899 
5s,  MAS,  12,500.... Sept.  1,1899 
5s,....  12,000....  July  15, 1897 
($4,OOO  due  yearly)  to  July  15, 1899 
5s,....  8,000. ..  .July  15, 1900 

FIRE  DEPARTMENT  BONDS— 
4 >«8,  FAA,  $25,000.. Aug.    1,1899 

MARKET  HOUSE  BONDS — 
5s,  JAD.$26,000 Junel,  1908 

PARK  BONDS — 
58,  AAO,  $5,000.. Apr., '98  to  1902 

SEWER  BONDS— 
5s,  MAN,  $12,000. . .  .May  20, 1901 

5s,  MAN,    13,000 May  20,  1902 

5s,  FAA,     12,000. . .  .Aug.  20,  1902 
5s,  F&A,    13,000. . . . Aug.  20, 1903 

5e 22,000 Feb.    1,1904 

".-.. l.v.l July    1,  1904 

(Fart  due  yearly)  to  July    1,1908 

5s 22,000.... Feb.    1,1905 

5s,  ....          7,000.... July    1,1911 


PUBLIC  IMPROVEMENTS- 
SB,  J&J,   $10,000.... July    2,1904 
Ss.J&J,      10,000.... July    2,1906 

SCHOOL  BONDS— 

$23,000.... 


STREET  IMPROVEMENT  BONDS— 

5s $3,000 Apr.  1,1897-8 

5s,  JAD,   43,000 June    1,1895 

(Part  due  yearly)  to  June  1,  1902 

5s 4,000. ...July  15,  1896-7 

5s 9.000 May  15, 1897 

5s, 1,500 Oct.     1,1897 

5s 13,400... July  15, 1897-02 

5s 13,100 1898-1908 

REFUNDING— 

5s, ....  $13.000 

WATER  WORKS  BONDS- 
SB,  MAS,    $5,000 Sept.  1,1897 

5s,  MAN    18,000.... Nov.    1,1897 
5s,  MAS,     15,000.. ..Sept.  1,1898 

15,000 Feb.    1,1899 

15,000....  Feb.  1..1900 
10,000....  July  14, 1901 
10,000 July  14,  1904 


5s,  FAA, 

5s,  FAA, 

5s,  JAJ, 

5s,  JAJ, 

5s,  FAA,    30,000.  .  .  .  Aug.  26',  1906 

($10,OOOduey'rly)toAug.  20,  1906 

58,  JAJ,     15,000....  July  15,  1903 

($5,OOO  due  y'rly)  to  July  15,  1905 

INTEREST  is  paid  by  Kountze  Brothers,  New  York. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  Erc.-The  city's  total  debt  on  March  8,  1897,  was 

*S!?(Vv!i0'  lncluall>K  water  bonds  $190,000,  street  improvement  bonds 

94,140  and  cui  rent  expense  bonds  $412,200;   sinking  funds,  $68,- 

807;  net  debt,  $627,533.    Total  debt  October,  1891,  was  $741,157- 

sinking  funds,  $13,807;  net  debt,  $727,350. 

ASSESSED   VALUATION   in   1896   $11,240,600;    real  valuation 
estimated  at  $40,OOO.OOO;  city  tax  rate  (per  $1,000),  $12-00;  total  tax 
'  wa8*12'000'0ob;real  value  beinl 


POPULATION  I  In  1893  was  32,176;  In  1890  was  26,189;  in  1880 
i,  '  S8;   ln   187°  was   8'660-    Population  in   1897  (estimated), 


j  ELI  BRY8ON,  Mayor. 
—  (JOSEPH  METZNER,  Clerk. 
Cellnn  Is  lu  Mercer  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

PUBLIC  UUII.UINU  BONDS — 

7>a8 $2,845 

STREET  IMPROVEMENT  BONDS— 

6s ,    $15,OOO... Aug.  15, 1903 

WATER-WORKS  BONDS— 
6s,  $50,000.... Oct.  15, 1931 


Int.  payable,  at  Village  Treasury. 
Total  debt  Nor.15, 18U6      $67,845- 


Tax  valuation  1 896 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) . . 

Real  valuation  1894 

Population  in  1890  was 


704,960 
$40-OO 
1,200,000 
2,702 


Population  in  1895  (est'd) 3,500. 


CHILLICOTHE. 

This  city  Is  in  Ross  County. 
LOANS-  When  Due. 

REKUNI'ING  BONDS  (GOLD)— 

4  i2g,  JAD,  $100,000  K.Dec.  1. 1916 
Total  debt  Nov.  15, 1896.  $100,000 
Total  valuation  1896.... 5,264,090 


5  C.  C.  WADDLE,  Mayor. 
I F.  A.  8OSMAN,  Treasurer. 


Assessment  about  '-j  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $27-20- 

Population  in  1 890  was 1 1 ,288 

Population  in  1880  was 10,938 

Population  in  1895  (est.) 14,006> 


OPTIONAL-— The  above  bonds  may  be  redeemed  six  each  year  for 
seven  years  beginning  Deo.  1, 1902,  seven  each  year  for  six  years  be- 
ginning Dec.  1,  1909,  and  eight  on  Dec.  1, 1915. 

INTEREST  on  the  bonds  is  payable  by  the  Farmers' Loan  &  Trust 
Company,  New  York. 


CINCINNATI. 


5  JOHN  A.  CALDWELL,  Mayor. 
"ID.  W.  BROWN,  Auditor. 


Cincinnati  is  situated  in  Hamilton  Coimty. 

In  1895  the  villages  of  Avondale,  Clifton,  Linwood,  Riverside  anct 
West  wood  were  annexed  to  Cincinnati  and  their  indebtedness  was 
assumed  by  that  city. 

LOANS—  T~?"'?reg'-",T^       ^~^T. Principal.- 


do  do 
do  do 
do  do 
do  dp  1878  7 
do  do  1879  6 
City  hall  10-208 1887  4 


NAME  AND  PURPOSE.      Rate.  Payable.         When  Due. 

Subject  to  call  after  June  1,  1902 

Bo  wider  pavement 1893    4       JAD    June  1,  1912 

Subject  to  call  after  June  1,  1902 

Cincinnati  South.  R'y..  1872    7       JAJ    July  1,  1902 
An  an         1872    7-3    J    A    J    July  1,  1902 

1876    6g.    MAN    May   1.   1906 
1876    7-3    MAN    May   1,   1906 
MAN    Nov.  1,  1908 
FAA    Aug.  1,  1909 
JAD    June  1,  1907 
Subject  to  call  June  1,  1897 

'do       do       1888    4       JAD    Junel,  1908 

Subject  to  call  June  1,  1898 

do       do 4       JAD    June  1,  1909 

Subject  to  call  June  1,  1899 

do       do       1892    4       JAD    June  1,  lilll 

Subject  to  call  after  June  1,  1901 

Con.  sink,  fund  30-508,  1880    5        MAN    May   1,  1930 

Subject  to  call  after  May   1,  1910 

do  do  1881    4       JAJ    July  1,  1931 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1,  1911 

do  do       4       JAJ    July  1,  1941 

Deficiency  10-208 1885    4       MAN    May   1,   1905 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

Delta  Ave.  improvement  5s 1897  to  1907 

Egglest.Ave.  sewer,LetterB3    7-3    AAO    Oct.    1,  1899 
(Payable  1JO  yearly.) 

JAD    June  1,  1908 


MAN  Mayl5,  1904 
MAN  May  1,  1897 
JAJ  Jan.  1,  1900 
JAD  June  1,  1'JOl 


FireBonds 1888  4 

Funding 1874  7 

Fund,  and  Canal,  Let.  AAA2  6 

Funding  debt,  Letter  L 6 

Gen.l  deficiency  10-20s 4 

Sublect  to  call  at  any  time. 

Hospital,  1867,  Letters  ....  7-3    JAD    Junel,  1897 

do        1868,  Letter  82 ...  7-3    MAN    Nov.  1,  1898 

do        1876,  Letter  S3...  7       MAN    May   1,  1906 

Liberty  Street  viaduct 4       J   &  D    Junel.  1939 

House  of  Refuge  bonds.'96.  4       JAJ    July  1,  1926 
Subject  to  call  June  1,  1929 

Mo  Lean  Ave.  sewer,  Let.U2  5       MAN    May  1,  1909 

do  do  do  6 

Madisonville  Ave.bonds,  '96  4 

Orphan  asylum,  registered..  6 

Pavement 4 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
Sehoolbonds,  4s 


MAN    1899  &  1904 
JAD    June  1,  1915 
MAS    Mar.  17,  1908 
JAD    June  1,  1905 
Subject  to  call  June  1,  1895 
4       JAD    June  1,   1908 
Subject  to  call  June  1,  1898 
4       JAD    June  1,  1909 
Subject  to  call  June  1,  1899 
4       JAD    June  1,  1910 
Subject  to  call  June  1,  1900 
4       JAD    June  1.  1911 
Subject  to  call  June  1,  1901 
4       JAD    June  1,  1912 
Subject  to  call  June  1,  1902 
4       JAD    June  1,  1914 
Subject  to  call  June  1,  1904 

1936 

Subject  to  call  after  1906. 
Sewer  &  Gilbert  Av.,  R.AU.    7-3    M  A    S    Sept.15,  1899 

Street  improvement  .........    5     seml-an.  ^  ^gi^to  "19*05  \ 

Trunk  sewer  .................    4       JAD    June  1,  1929 

Subject  to  call  after  June  1,  1919 

do  1893    4       JAD    June  1,  1932 

Subject  to  car  after  June  1,  1922 

University,  Letter  H2  .......    7       F  i-  A    Aug.  1,  1897 

do  .......    4       J    &   J    July  1,  1918 

Waterworks,  Letter  C5  ......    7 

do          Letter  F  .......    6 

do          LetterK  .......    6 

do          ..........  1891.    4 

Subject  to  call  after  June  1,  1901 
Viaductbonds  ................    4       JAD    June  1,  1922 

Subject  to  call  after  June  1,  1912 
Workhouse  imp.,  1893  ......    4       JAD    Junel.  1923 

Refunding  bonds,  1897  .....  3-65    FAA    Feb.    1,  1937 

AVO'»B%1,E— 
Sewer  loan  ...................    5 

Sidewalk  bonds  ..............    5 

Street  improvement  ........    4 

Fire  and  police  irapt  ........    5 

Turnpike  A  iuiprovem't  .....    5 

Water  loan  ..................    5 


F&A  Aug.  1,  1897 
AAO  Oct.  15,  1900 
JAD  JunelS,  1900 
JAD  June  1,  1911 


Various 
J  &J 
Various 
Various 
MAN 
JAJ 


1904-1917 

July  1,1913 

1921-1925 

1914-1923 

May    1,  1914 

Jan.    1,1907 


Outitand'g. 

"150,000 

*494,OOO- 

7,645,000 

•-',-90,000 

1,896,00» 

-.000 

895,000 

700,000 

300,000 
•250,000 
*325,000 
1,332,000 

998,000 

40,000- 
"462,500 

13,272 
99.000 

150,000 

993,000 

'168,500 

59.000 

"499,500 

397,000 
239,000 

r.n.ooo 

•68.000 
34,000 

*35,000 

70,000 

Ki.OOO 

100,000 

*2,000,000 

125,000 

150,000 

•150,000 

•450,000 

•450,000 

•200,000 

75,000 

296,000 
438,51° 
•50,000 

300,000 

71,000 

•100,000 

297,000 

95,000 

70,000 

•200,000 

•350,000 

•100.000 
3,654,000 

230,000 


Gen.  improvement  bonds —  4i<a    J   &   J  July   1,   1918 

do  do  ....  4^2    MAN  May    1,   1920 

Sewer  bonds 41a    J   A   J  July   1,  1917 

Water  bonds 5       JAJ  Jan.    1,  19i  6 

do          4>3    A  A  O  Apr.15,  1922 

Liivwoon— 

Water-works  &  elec.-lgtbds.  6       AAO  April  1,  1904 

do  do  5       A  A  O  1923 


50,000 

20,000 
12,000 


April,  1897. 


OttlO-CITI£8 


TOWNS. 


.    . Principal, . 

I'oyatUc.      W»e»  Due.    UuManit'g. 


FAA     rVh  l.'97A'»9 
Variou*       liHW  . 


J  *  J    July   1.   ISO" 
A     Fell.    1.  19O9 


30.000 

•917.5OO 
•5.OOO 


LOAMS- 
NAME  ANO  PURPOSE. 
•tlVKBaiDK- 

Hlllslde  Ave.  Impror't  hdi.    6 
Street  snd  »ewer  Impruve't.    3 

W  »  »l  \%  <nil»- 

Town-hall  bonds 6 

do       do        6 

~PAR  VALUE"OF  BONDS—  The"  bondsTn"  the^above"  table"markeia 
thus  •  are.  lu  whole  or  lu  part.  93OO  piece*.  Bond*  marked  thus  ••  are 
1  n  whole  or  In  part.  91OO  piece*,  or  uneven  amounts.  All  other  issues 
areln  »1.CH»"  s«  « 

INTEREST  on  the  water  bonds  of  the  Issues"  lettered  F  and  K  and 
ea  the  refunding  and  canal  bond*  letters  A  and  A2  is  payable  by  the 
Otty  Treasurer:  mtereot  on  the  street  Improvement  bonds,  funding 
i.  hospital  letter  83.  orphan  asylum  6*.  wwfkkesjM  and  In- 
trmary  4s.  and  water  bonds  Dl  is  payable  at  the  Bank  of  America  In 
lew  York-  on  all  other  bonds  of  Cincinnati  Interest  Is  payable  at 
the  American  Exchange  Natl"  i»l  •  •  -  ;>?  New  York.  Interest  on 
Arondale  bonds  Is  payable  at  the  Fourt  i  National  Bank  of  Cincinnati 
and  on  Clifton  bonds  at  the  Ohio  Valley  National  Bank  of  Cincinnati. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUND.  ETC--Tbe  subjoined  statement 
show-lliu-mnatl's  total  municipal  debt  (Inclusive  of  water  delitl.  the 
sJaHur  fund  held  by  the  city  against  the  same,  and  the  water  debt,  on 
the  1st  of  January  of  each  of  the  last  (oar  years. 

19M 


LOANS- 
STRKET  urpao'mturrNoT 

5s,     M4N.$«29,3!I3  ...  1897-1901 

STREET  OPENING  BONDS— 
4s,     AAO,  $40,000  .....  Apr.  A  Oct. 
(95,000  Bcml-an.)  to  Oct.,  19OO 
VIADUCT  B"- 

6«,        JAD.  912S.OOO..  June,  1*97 
MAS,    1OO.OOO..  NOT.,  1897 
10O.OOO..Mar.,  l-!'s 
3OO.OOO.  .June,  1899 
17O.OOO..  Nov.,  1898 
JAD,    l'J:>.OOO..Jmie.  19O7 
AAO,     15O.OOO.Oct.  1.19O4 


'.-. 
la. 


MAS. 
JAD. 
MAN 


LOANS- 
WATER  WORKS — 
6«,        MAS.  $503,567. 

6s 1,410. 

6«,        MAS,     275.OOO. 

6» 1'J.OOO. 

4>«8.  AAO,  4OO.OOO. 
4s,  JAJ.  100,000. 
4s,  AAO,  2OO.OOO. 
4s,  AAO, 


3-658  MAS. 


20O.OOO 
100.OOO. 


4s,        A&O,     300,000 


When  Due. 

.Sept.,  1897 
.1849  A '99 
Mar.,  19OO 
.July,  1903 
.Apr.,  19O2 
.Jan.,  1903 
.Apr..  19O3 
Oct.  1,1905 
.Sept.,  1902 
.Oct.1,1926 


•-•,574,731         3,621.133         2.HMS.873         3,379,347 


Het  debt *-5.;'.-.l.--'4!»    923.489307    926^60.127    926.24O.191 

•debt 91.409.300      91.  175.000      9l.725.OOO      91.09MOO 

TUm  were  outstanding  on  Jan.  1.1897.  street  bond*  to  the  amount 

(4,312-38  payable  by  special  asMasawat  awl  not  Included  In 

Ike  above  .talMaeat  of  total  debt.    Of   Ul»   amount  bond*  to   the 

Wount  of  *1.7»3.796-13.  tasjrtalw  with  93O.OOO  of  bonds  held  by  the 

Bo.nl  of  Educauon.  were  held  by   Ik*  slnktair   toad,  these  betas; 

^•Eablc  to  the  payment  of  the  ceoeral  toads.    The  amount  of  these 

.,iutan.lm<  on  Jan.  1. 1891.  was  91.*3O,6«1O  ;  on  Jan.  1, 180O 


PAR  VALUE-—  All  bonds  are  for  $1,000  each. 

INTEREST  Is  payable  at  the  American  Exchange  National  Bank, 
Sew  York  City. 

TOTAL  DEBT.  SINKING  FUNDS,  Erc.-The  subjoined  statement 
shows  Cleveland's  total  mnnleipa)  debt,  the  sinking  fund  held  by  the 
elty  against  the  same,  the  water  debt,  and  the  net  debt  as  reported  for 

JU.1.IMT. 

Bonds  and  notes  outstanding  .............  ¥9,643,1  26  66 

Water  debt  Included  In  above.  ............  $1  ,891  ,977  OO 

All  sinking  funds  ..........................   1,817,77870      3,709,75570 


Net  debt  Jan.  1,1897. 


Mass,  bank  debt  limit  (5  p.  o.  of  ass.  vat) 

Cleveland  debt  limit  (7  p.  c.  of  ass.  val.) . 

Proximity  of  Mas*,  bank  debt  limit  

Proximity  of  Ohio  (Cleveland)  debt  limit. 


$5.933,370  96 

6,923,669  25 

9.693,18899 

990,998  •-•:• 

3,789.780  ''H 


WATER  WORKS— The  city  owns  Its  water  works.    The  Income 
from  water  rents  In  1894  amounted  to  9628.523  42. 


CITY  PROPERTY-—  The  city  own.  the  entire  stock  of  theCim-ln- 
•M^rcKallrUd.   The  rental  no*****  far  the  road  Is  91.O9O.OOO 


. 

en  MJKOJOOO  till  lOOo.  when  lease  expire*.      The 
the  Interest  on  all  water  bonds  ssvm«lln<  to  971.195 


1  and  then 
•wvrka  par  th 

»i  and  an  annual  .Inkiag  fund  of  91O2.  . 


ain 


ASSESSED  VALUATION,  ETC—The rttr» aetdebt.  assessed  r 
Bnaad  tax  rate,  for  the  past  afteea  yean  has  been  as  follows : 
•era.  IfttDtH.  Aurmt  refit.    nuasrfl.OOO 

•L.. .923.931.349  .1  .-.•.,...-.-.,  ...    ,,, 

n  us  -..-  .--  i-i  --•  .-  .. 

198.139.MO 
773.240 

U  ... 


rbe  snaisid  ralaatlnn  of  real  estate  In  1999  was  9U7.928.08O:  of 
noual  property  was  94O.3&8.O-JO;  total  as  riven  In  table  above.  The 
^^h  rate  In  1W3  was  made  op  of  Btale  tax.  92-73 .  county  tax 


POPULATION 

'as  31 


was206,90fl;  In  184O  It  was 


[RCLEVILLE.— 

Irrlsvllle  Is  situated  IB  Hckaway  County. 


NS-  ""•"»  OH*- 


..Mar.    1,1903 
«l  Boiioe— 

Srpt.   1,1911 
I  payable  at  city  treasory. 


Total  debt  SOT.  13,  -98.      962.00O 
Tax  valuation.  1998  ...   3.117.992 


Total  tax.  per  »l.»u» 

I'..;-...'.,  i.    •.  : > 


CLERMONT  COUNTY. 


LOANS 


I.  • 


seat  to  Batarla. 

TMaldeMDee.  1.1W6      9138.000 
ilusllsa  iftff       lo.oin.3io 
Tax  rale  (per  914OO>  ,  M 

PopnlatiealB  1  MO  was. ...  .8*^61 
PofMlaUeB IB  1997  test.)... 37,090 


c  fnrnale  dnrln*  the 


»>*• 


mated  In  Cuyahon  County. 
.otac  teareM  the  eft/  was  advertising 

•  if  4   per  cent  2O  year  pnllre  nation 
<>  of  4  per  real  10-year  bridge  beads,  aad  *2OO,OOOof  4 

r««  Bonne— 
4«,      AAO.  9900.000..  Oct.  1. 19T8 


1997 
.  1MQ3 

Mar.  1900 


O, May. 


-.:• 


A.v 


•  .  19OS 
I.  19M 

.  1903 
*r— 
...Jane.  1903 

....Jan 
...M») 

..Jan 
...Jane,  1908 

...Oet.1997 


...Oct.,  19O1 

-.  ptJl  M 
.  1M6 


"•o..  Apr  1.1934 
900.000  ..Apr  1.1927 


LOAN& 


Wken  Dn*. 


is.     >IAX.»j».i*>0  .....  May.  1901 


4V-  MAS. 


RIVE*  AMD  ItAKWia 


• 


4».     AAO.».VXI^>UO.  .Ott.  1.  1936 
HEwta  Bosnia — 


3s.     A.'. 

AAO.  3WjUOU... 


I'.HJl 


.   1902 
..Ort 


4SS.AAO,  39.000. 
4s,     A 


.  . 

4«.       •.  .-i.  I.  19O2 

\AO.  .M.Om>.;..Apr.  1 

AAO.  •.•ii.ixH)        A|>r.  1 


4*.      AAO.  23.000  . .  < 

\A0.101XXX)  ..  Apr.  1.  19O8 

6e.     AAO.ll".'>>>' 
xm»:»  r  I>mnvKif>.*>T  p..  IM*— 

92  I, ««•... \  I  T.. 

2!.«8«.<>et..      1897 

-  MX." 
i-Kl.. 
8e,  .       in." 

4. !•'    .        !'«il 

Ac.  .,        3.800.. Sept..     1900 

82,000.  Apr.  1.1H97 
So.     AAO,      76,000.  Oct.   1.  1897 


ASSESSED  VALUATION   ETC.  -The  cltr  •  saseseed  valuation  and 
tax  rale  for  the  la-  I  leal  estate  Is 

at  about  35  per  cent  of  Its  actual  value, 


Tear*. 
1896 

1895 
1804 
1893 


Af»ef9fd 


T*x  Sate 


Attested          Ttti  Ratt  I 

Valuation.    »»r*1.0OO.  \Ttort.  Valuation    peril,  OOO. 

138,473^83        939^0    1890  ......  999,814,053         929-30 

134^62.903  28  '50  i  1883  ......      88,285,845  26OO 

183,839.903  10  1  1980  ......      73.647,194  26-3O 

126.313,990  27-90' 

POPULATION.—  In  1890  population  was  261.353:  In  1880ltwa* 
1M.146;  In  187O  It  was  92,829.  Population  In  1897  (local  estimate). 
375.000. 

CLIFTON.—  Bee  the  City  of  Cincinnati. 

CLINTON     COUNTY— 

LOANS—  ITAe*  Due.  I  Tax  valuation,  per«onsl*3.641,OOO 

Ri>xi>  KoXDe—  |  Total  vaJn.tlon  1896...  16.121.  OOO 

tln.JA.l    -  .....  1897  i  Aserssiuent  about  factual  value. 

Total  debt  Nor.  13,  *96.      937.55O    Htate  A  Co.  tax  (per  l.OOO).>9  84 

Tax  Taluatlon.  real....  12.48O.OOO  |  Population  in  189O  was....  24,240 

JJ.  B.8PRAOL-E.  Mayor. 
.  —  ,  i.BT.  Clerk. 

This  village  U  In  Bandusky  County. 


.1  MOM  Ml  OHiSlONSry. 

.MAS 91U.<)00 

6S.FAA 17.000 

7,500 
•     Us.  FA  A 6.000 


Water-work.  8s.  MAS. 


• , 


Interest  paM  >l  4th  Nat.  n: 

B     .  M  H  •!   K.       :.    '7      -.    ..  ..MJ 


Flostlnit  debt  ..............   95.078 

Total  delit  reh.  1,  1«!»7...   7  : 


Water  d» 


Total  lax 
PopulaU 


i    7JO.OOO 
ual  value 

•M i 


SCOTf'.N   II    \l 


y—x-vr     TTlVjfTQfTG  WTTrOJI    II     A  I.I.  t.X,  Mayor. 

OVJL^UIVIBUO. —  )i>.  i;  \v  1 1. i.i  AMU.  Clerk  Trustees  Sink.  Fd. 


LOANS-  —  /» 

NAME  ANO  PURPOSE.  '  '  ' 

City  Hall  refunding.. 1 886  4 

-:•  4 

Otv  Prison  ntfuadlnicl  *>tt  4 


Oaeaod  light  .....  1X90    3       M 

:  ....:..'.!...  -.,,-, 


Police  . 

.•i 

flreDep.aadKas.1888  4 
Fourth  St.  Bridge....  1890  4 
Franklin  Park  ........  1898  3 

1889 


do          do    14«9  4 

do    1997  3 

-t.Vla.lurt         1494  44    M 

HlKh  St.  Viaduct IHfll  .%       J 

do  do      1892  4i,    J 

de          do      1-98  4>»    M 

do          do      1804  4>t    J 

Levee 1884  4       A 

do      18«9  4       J 

Market  Boose I---  4      J 

do 

North  High  St  ref...  189»  4 
••team  Fire Dep't 


ITAfH  It,,,.        <  iii  bland' g. 
June  1,    1906  916.0OO 


Mar.  I 

N..»     I. 


[24,000 

- 


Nov.  1,  19OO 

Nov.  1.  1910 

July  1,  19O8 

Apr.  1,  llti:i 

S.-|,t.  I, 

May  1.  1905 

July  1.  1908 


70.000 

15O.OOO 

42.OOO 

00.000 


ly   1,    IK 

,  (July  1.1--.W.  Mill.  > 
'(toeaUJol 

8  Mar.  1.  !•'!  i 
J  Jan.  1.  I'.ill 
J  July  1. 

J       July  1. 

O        Apr.   1.    I^NH 


. 
I60.OOO 

loo.ooo 


50,000 
50,000 

-..  .....  ( 


»  June  1.11HHI, 


' 


400,000 
150,000 

J.,,,,o 


'   i  toeaUJnli  i. 

J       July  l. 

A       AUK.  I.   r.iir.i 


do  do 
do  do 
do  do 

LOANS - 
•-KR  Bore 


:-   ...       : 


30,000 

9.000 
15,000 

,00.000 

MAX  I  !>  Mi  150.000 

J  A  I)       JIM,.    1.    I  •"!  I  100.000 

1  '."14  9.OOO 

JAD       June  1.   1916  5O.OOO 

90,000 


-,-..- 
6s,  MAS, 


94.000....  8ept.l.  1902 
.«)  ..  1902 

•JII.IMKI        .I,in.-l,  1904 


17.IHHI    ...July 

III.  MM, 

48JMK»....July 


B..JAO. 
B..  JAJ. 
»«.  JAD. 

3s.  JAJ, 

• 

3*.  MAN.  !...--. 

31.JAH.  III..KKI  ...Dec. 

5*.  JAJ.  20O.OOO.  ...Jan. 

3s,  MAS,  1,500  ...Mar. 

*« 1JJOO. 

3«.  JAJ.  3<l.iN«i 

3d.   M*-.  I'M!. IK,.. 

4>*a,MA8.2BO.OOO 


19O2 


.July 

-.  |  • 


4*.  MAfl. 

i,  JAJ, 


.   I'.HIl 
.    1'IIKI 

.  I9O2 


,  1910 


.  mil 

1911 


1    11 


,  1912 
.  1918 
.1921 


19,000.  ...Sept.  1.  I -''7 

4.3OO....July  1,  1901 


LOANS—  ""*•"•  />"'• 

4«.  M.VN. #165.000.. ..M»y  1,  19O3 


4s.  MAN.      29.000.. 

IIS.(HM)    . 


.May  1,1904 

..I).'.'.    1,  1905 


»-.  .I.VH. 

4>>,  JAJ. 

. 

I  -.   I  A    V. 

la,  JAD, 

4..  JAJ. 

4s,  FAA, 

I-.  M.\-. 

4s,  MAN, 

4s.  AAO,    300.000.... Apr.  1,  191O 

WATKK  HOMM — 

5s,  JAD,  $400.000.. ..Deo.  1,1901 
5s,  AAO,    150,000.. ..Apr.  1,1907 


I.-..IHK)  ...AUK.  1.19O6 

ID.IHNI  ...Oet    1,  19O6 

17.<»Mi  ...July  1,  19O7 

X.INMI  ...  .IH-C.  1,  19O7 

r.'.iKMi  ...Feb.  1,1908 

">  ...June  1, 19O8 

•Jii.iMN).  ...July  1,1909 

47.(XK>.  ...AUK.  1.1909 

15,000....  Sept.  1,1909 
'"....Nov.  1,1909 


ST/tTE  /t]\D  CJTY 


Vol.  LXIV, 


LOANS-  Wlien  Dve- 

WATEH  BONDS  (Con.)— 

5s  MAN,  $175,000 Nov.  1,1910 

4a  J&J,       30.OOO.. .. July  1,  11)01 

4»  JAJ       100.000 Inly  1,  1!M>2 

4n  J&J,  50.000.. .. July  1,1903 
4k  MAN,  100.000.. .. Nov.  1,  1908 
4«  MAN  57,000.... Nov.  1,  1909 
4«  J&J,  50.000.... July  1,  1918 


LOANS-  'rAen  />"«- 

STREET    IMPROVEMENT    BONDS, 
payable  by  as.sessuiout — 

6s,     var.,  $-->,0!>6,7OO 

4ios,  27,500 1904-06 

4ij,s 0,000 1898 

All  of  the  street  Improvement 
bonds  are  subject  to  call  one  year 
from  date  of  issue. 


BOARD  OF  EDUCATION— SCHOOL  HOUSE  BONDS. 


5s,  AAO,  $85.000 Apr.  1,1901 

5s,  J&D,    85.000 Deo.   1,1906 

5s,  AAO,  110,000 Oct    1,1913 


5s,  MAS, 110,000 Sept.  1,  1913 


LOANS —  Whrn  />»'. 

5»,  A&O.  $50.000 Apr.   1,1899 

Rs  A&O,    25,000 Oct.    1,181)9 

5».  A&O,    25,000 Apr.  1,  11)00 

INTEREST  on  police  deficiency  bonds  of  1888  and  on  assessment 
bonds  Is  payable  at  the  City  Treasurer's  office ;  all  other  Interest  at  the 
National  Park  Hank.  Now  York  City. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  ETC.-The  subjoined  8tat» 
mom  "hows  ColiiinbUH's  total  municipal  debt,  the  sinking  fund  held  by 
the  city  as.'iitnst  the  same,  the  water  debt,  and  the  city's  floating  deb  t 
on  the  following  dates. 

Jan.  1,  "97.     Jan.  1,'96.    Jon.  1, '95.     Jan.  1,'94. 

Total  bonded  debt.. ..*7,524,2OO    $7,641,347    $7,605,500    $7,333,200 
Sinking  funds      1,716,246      1,558,400      1,029,641          631,100 


Net  debt $5.807,954    $6,082,947    $6,575.859    $6,702,100 

Water  debt(inc.above)  1,112,000     1,112,000      1,042,000      1,002,000 
Floatingdebt '16,567  

•  Contingent  liability  to  contractors. 

The  total  bonded  debt  as  given  for  January  1, 1897,  Included  street 
Improvement  bonds  payable  »y  special  assessment  to  the  amount  of 
$2,6»6,70O.  The  sinking  fund  receives  yearly  about  $125,000,  which 
does  not  include  assessments  for  street  improvement  bonds. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION,  ETC-— The  city's  net  debt,  assessed  val- 
uation (about  "a  of  actual  value)  and  tax  rate  for  the  years  named  has 
been  as  follows : 
rear*  Net  Debt.        Atsei'd  Tal.  Taxp.$l,000 

I8.ie  $5,824,529       $62,130,350      $27-00 

1095""  6,082,947          61,086,700         27-00 

189*""  6,575,859          59,93»,040         29-OO 

8,396,100         59,0*0.530        28-OO 

4,351,090         43,663,270        24-00 

1895"!'. 1,896,400         35,279,170        22-50 

POPULATION.— In  1890  population  was  88,150;  In  1880  it  was 
51,647  i  tn  1870  it  was  31.274. 

COSHOCTON.— T.  B.  HACK,  Mayor. 

This  village  Is  in  Coshocton  County. 


_OANS- 
WATKR  WORKS — 


When  Due. 


6s,  MAS,$49,OOO.($2,OOOdue  y'rly) 

CKMKTERY — 

6s,  M&S,  $4,000.)$2,000  due  y'rly) 

SCHOOL  HorsE— 
6s,  M&S,  $5,000 1901-1903 


Total  debt  Nov.  15, 1896.    $58,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 1,700,000 

Assessment  about  'c  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1 ,000) $28'4O 

Population  in  1890  was 3,672 

Population  in  1880  was 3.044 

Population  In  1894  (est.) 5,000 


CRANE. — This  township  Is  in  Wyandot  County. 


Township  has  no  bonded  debt. 
FloatlngdebtNov.  15,'»6..$5O,OOO 
Tax  valuation  1896 906,920 


Total  tax  (per  $1 ,000) $15-40 

Population  in  1890  was 4,903 

Population  in  1880  was....  5,027 


_  5  FRANK  MILLER,  Mayor. 
'       I  D.  R.  8NYDER,  Clerk. 
Situated  In  Crawford  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

BUILDING  BONDS — 
5»,  MAS,  $9,000. ..Pept.  1, 1905-08 
GEN'L  IMP-OVKMBNT  BONDS — 


Total  debt  Feb.  22.'97.  .  $63,000 
Tax  valuation,  real  .....  615,700 
Tax  valuation,  personal  419,907 
Total  valuation  1896...  1,035,607 


6s,  AAO,  $25,000. Apr.  1, 1H97-'02  I  Assessment  about  23  actual  value. 

STREET  IMPKOVEM'T  BONDS  - 
6s,  J&J,  $13,800    Jan.' 
6s,  NOT.,   10  200. .Nov. 

WAXES-WORKS  IMPROVEMENT— 
6s,  Dec.,  $2,OOO..  Deo.  16,  1903-04 


BONDS-       |  Tax  rate  (per  $1.000) $27-60 

.  1, 1899 '07  I  Population  in  1890  »a« 2,911 

.1,1897-'02    Population  in  1897  (e»t.).  ...3,500 


,          ,  . 

6s,  June,    3,000.. JunelO,  11)03-04 


.     ..., 

INTER  EST  <m  general  improve 
ment  bonds  is  payable  in  N.  Y.  City; 
on  remaining  issues  in  Crestline. 


CUYAHOGA  CO.— A.  E.  AKINS,  Auditor. 

County  seat  Is  Cleveland. 

LOANS.  When  Due. 

ARMORY  BONDS.— 
5s,  MAN,  $225,000.  .July  1, 1918 
Optional  after  July  1, 1903. 

BROOKLYN  BHIDOE — 
5s,  A&O.  $160,000  Apr.l,'98to'03 

So.  ROCKY  RIVER  BRIDGE — 
5s.  M&N,  $125,000.  ..Nov.  1, 1904 

CHAORIN  RIVER  BRIDGE— 

5s,  AAO,  $25.000 Oct.  1,  1905 

SB,  AAO,    10,000 Apr.  1,  1906 


Total  debt  Jan.  28, 1897. $570,000 
Tax  valuation,  real.  ..118.828,300 
Tax  valuation,  pers'al  39,912,130 
Total  valuation  1897.158,740,430 
Assessment  about  IB  actual  value 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) 8-00 

Population  In  1H90  was... 309.970 
Population  In  1897  (est.). .350,000 


DARKE  CO.— GEORGE  W.  SIGAFOOS,  Auditor. 

County  seat  la  Greenville. 

LOANS—  When  Due.  I  Tax  val'tlon,  personal.. $6,901 ,090 

DITCH  AND  ROAD  BONDS—  |  Total  valuation  1896...ii0.343,390 


6s,  M&S,  $23.000  ....1897  to  1899 

6s 2.OOO 1897tol899 

Total  debt  Feb.  15/97. .      $25,000 
Tax  valuation,  real 13.442,300 


Assessm't  about  70  p.  o.  actual  val. 

Total  tax  <per#l,OOO),'96 $7'30 

Population  In  1890  was 42,961 

Population  in  1896  (about)  45,000 


T-v  A  "VrT'/~»'M       5  J-  LINXWEILER,  Mayor. 
UA  *    1  t-»r>   —\ c.  A.  HERBIG, Comptroller. 
Dayton  Is  the  county  sent  of  Montgomery  County. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

BRIDGE  BONDS — 

5«,  M&S,  $2n,OOO.. ..Sept.  1, 189' 
($4.0OO  due  y'rly.)  to  Sept.  1, 1901 

5s.  M&S,     $5.000 Pept.  1,1902 

5s,  MAS,       5.00O....Sept.  1,  1903 
5s.  AAO.     12.000 Oct.    1,1904 

CITY  HAM.  BONDS— 
4«,     MAS,  $71, OOO. Sept.  26. 1902 

EXTENDING  INDKUTKD.  BONDS — 

5s.  .IAD,  $H6,OOO June  1,  1897 

($6.OOO  due  ye'rly)  to  June  1,  1902 

5«,  JAD.  $72,OOO Junel,  1903 

(*12.00O  due  y'rly)  to  June  1, 1908 

As,  JAD,  $15,OOO June  1,1909 

8s,  JAD,     15,000 June  1, 1910 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

FUNDED  DEBT  BONDS - 
5s,  M&N,  $25,000  Nov.  1, 1901 
4s,  MAS,  65,000. Sept.  26,  1902 
4las,  FAA,  2.000. AUK.  20,  1897 
4H>s,  F.*A,  3,OOO.Ang.  20,  1898 
5s,  AAO,  50,000.  Apr.  1,1899 
($15,000  due  y'rly  to  Apr.  1, 1908.) 
$100000... 

FIRB  DEPARTMENT  BONDS— 

5s.  MAS,  $18.000 Sept.  1,  1897 

($3,000  due  y'rly)  to  Sept.  1,  1902 

G  >RB>GK  CR    MATORV  BONDS— 

5s,  FAA,  $24,000 Feb.  1,1898 

($4,OOO  due  yeariv;  to  Feb.  1,  1903 

5s,  FAA,    $5,Oi  iO Keb.  1 .  1  f»04 

5s,  F&A,      4,000 Feb.  1, 1905 


LOANS—     '  When  Due. 

GENERAL  STREET  IMPROVEMENT 
BONDS — 

5s,  AAO,  $50,000 Apr.  1,  1903 

($10,OOO  due  y'rly)  to  Apr.  1, 1907 
LKVEE  BOND- — 

5s,  AAO,  $15,000 Oct.  1,1904 

I'AKK  STREET  SEWER  BONDS — 

4s,  J&D,  $15,OOO Junel,  1897 

($3,000  due  y'rly)  to  June  1, 1901 
$5,000 June  1,1902 


4»,  JAD, 

4s,  AAO, 

" 


26,000 Oct.    1,1897 


($7,OOO  due  y'rly)  to  Oct.    1,  1900 
4s.  AAO,  $24,000 Oct.    1, 1901 

i$8,000  due  y'rly)  to  Oct.    1,  1903 
4s,  MAS,  $v!4,000 Sept.  1, 1897 

($6,000  due  y'rly)  to  Sept.  1,  1900 
POLICE  DEFICIENCY  BONDS — 

5s,  MAS,  *28,000 Sept.  1,  1897 

($4,000  due  y'rly)  to  Sept.  1,  1903 

SfcWKU  liONDH — 

5s,  AAO,  $25,000 Apr.  1,  1912 

5s,  AAO,    25.OOO Apr.  1,  1914 

5s,  AAO,    5' ,000 Apr.  1,1915 

5s,  AAO     25,000 Apr.  1,1916 

5s,  A&O,    25,000 Apr.  1, 1918 

STREET  PAVING  BONDS — 
4138,  F&A,  $14,000.. Aug. 25,  1897 


28,  ,         ,..    ug.      ,  os,  AOCU,  *iuu,uuu...*pr.  1,  lawj 

($7,000  due  y'rly)  to  Aug.  20,  1898  I  ($25,OOO  due  y'rly)  to  Apr.  1  ,  1909 


LOANS—  Whrn  Due. 

STREET  PAVING  BONDS  (Con.)— 

5s,      MAN,  $25,000. .Nov.    1,1917 

5s,     M&N,    25,000..  No  i.    1,1919 

SOUTHWESTERN  SEWKR  BONDS— 

4s,  MAS,  $12,000 Sept.  1,  1897 

($3,000  due  y'rly)  to  Sept.  1,  1900 
STRKET  IMPROVEMENT  BONDS— 

5s.  JAD,  $36,000 June  1,  1897 

($6,OOO  due  y'rly)  to  June  1,  1902 

5s,  J*D,  $72,000 June  1,  1903 

($12,000  due  y'rly)  to  June  1,  1908 

5s,  JAD,  $15,OOO June  1,  1909 

5s,  JAD,    15,000 Junel  1910 

WOLF     CHEEK      IMPROVEMENT 
B<  INDS — 

4s,  MAN,    $5,000 May  1, 1897 

4s,  M&N,    35,000 Ma\  1,  1898 

($7,000  due  y'rly)  to  May  1, 1902 
WATER-WORKS  BONDS — 
4s,  M&N,  $505,000.... May  1,  1905 
WATER  -  WORKS     IMPROVEMENT 

BONDS— 

5s,  F&A,  $45,000... Aug.  1, 1897 
($5,000  due  y'rly)  to  Aug.  1,  1905 
5s,  M&S,  $H5,OOO. .  .Sept.  1, 1897 
($5,000  due  y'rly)  to  Sept.  1,  1903 
5s,  A&O,  $1011,000... A pr.  1,  1906 


5s,  FAA,  $25,000.  .Aug. 
5s,  AAO,  30O.OOO.  .Apr. 
($50,000duey'rly)  toApr. 
5s,  AAO,  $T5,OOO..  Apr. 
($25,OOO  due  y'rh)  to  Apr. 
5s,  MAN,  $25,000..  Nov. 
5s,  MAN,  25,000.  Nov. 


1,  1906  I  41^8,  F&A,  $24,000.. Aug.  20, 1897 
1,  1911  |  ($3,000  due  ye'rly)to  Aug.  20,  1904 

1.1916  I  4s,     A&O,  $15.000.. Oct.     1,1897 

1. 1 917  I  ($3,000  due  y'rly)  to  Oct.     1, 1901 
1,1919    4s,     A&O,  $20,000.. Oct.     1,1901 
1, 1913    ($4,000  due  y'rly)  to  Oct.     1, 1906 
1,1915    4 las,  F&A,    $5.000. .Aug.  20, 1905 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The   subjoined   statement  shows   Dayton'g 
total  municipal  debt,  the  assessed  valuation  of  property  In  the  city  ' 
and  the  rate  levied  for  all  purposes  (State,  county,  city  and  school) 
for  the  years  indicated. 

Tears.  'Total  Debt.  Assessed  Tal.       Taxp.  $1,000 

18*7 $2,339.000  $41,873,440  *2H-40 

1896 2,447,000  41,282.070  2(j-00 

1895 2,497,000  41,048,210  26-00 

1894  2,209,500  40,670,750  25-20 

1893 1,828,500  38,671.230 

1891 1,787.860  37,017.780  20-40 

1890 1,497,160  30,723,730  22-40 

1885-. 1,160,500  25,473,980 

1880 1,099,000  19,816,640  22-50 

1875 1,011,200  19,939,970 

1870 357,617  16,254,760  20-50 

•The  total  debt  as  of  March  1,  1897,  included  a  water  debt  of 
$749,000.  In  addition  to  the  total  general  debt  there  were  outstand- 
ing on  March  1,  1897,  special  assessment  bonds  to  the  amount  of 
$1.212,950;  principal  and  interest  payable  from  assessments  upon 
abutting  or  beneitted  property.  All  of  said  bonds  are  due  and  payable 
in  from  one  to  ten  years. 

The  sinking  und  assets  on  March  1, 1897,  amounted  to  $386,000. 

The  actual  valuation  of  property  is  estimated  at  about  $100,000,000. 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.— The  bonds  are  all  for  $1,OOO  each,  inter- 
est payable  at  the  American  Exchange  National  Bank,  New  York  City. 

POPULATION.— According  to  a  local  census  taken  in  February, 
1896,  it  was  79,331 ;  In  1890  it  was  61,220 ;  in  1880  it  was  38,678 ;  in 
1870  it  was  30,473. 

5  J.  F.  DKATRICK,  Mayor. 
\  JOHN  WISTA,  Treasurer. 
County  seat  of  Defiance  County. 

LOANS.—  When  Due. 

CEMETERY*  BONDS — 
5^8,  J&D,  $3.'  00  ....June  1, 1897 
($1,000  due  yearly)  to  June  1,1899 
REFUNDING  BONDS— 

6s, $10.000 Rept.  1,1897 

6s,  MAS,    52.000 Mar.  1,  1898 

25000 Mar.  1, 1902 


5s,  . 

5s 30.0OO.... 1898  to  1912 

SEWER  BONDS — 

5138 $1,OOO.. 

5s,     5,400.. 


STREET  IMPROVF.MENT  BONDS— 
6s ,  $)9.4OO 

5«,8 ,        6.OOO 

Rs 58.000 

Total  debt  Mar.  20. 1897    $239,HOO 

Tax  valuation  1896 2.5OO.OOO 

Actual  valuatlon-i'3  ant . .  6,000.000 
Tot. tax  rate  (per  $1  ,OOO)  '96  .$40-00 

Population  in  18!'O  was 7.K94 

Interest  is  mostly  payable  at  City 
Treasury,  but  on  the  6  per  cent 
bonds  in  New  York. 


DEL  AW  ARE.— B.  E.  NATLOR,   Clerk. 

Theci  y  of  Delaware  is  the  capital  of  the  county  of  the  same  namt 
and  Is  the  seat  of  Wesleyan  University.  Its  debt  is  as  follows : 

LOANS-  WhenDue.    Net  debt  March  1897....    $27,982 

CITY  HALL  BONDS —  Tax  valuation  18!>n 4,000,200 

6s,  M&N,    $5,OOO... Nov.  15,  1897    Assessment  about  %  actual  value. 

6s,  M&N,  $20,000.. .Nov.  15,  1898  .  Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $25-00 

($5,OOO  due  y'rly)  to  Nov.  15. 1901  I  Population  in  1890  was 8.224 

Total  debtMarch  1897...    $33,037  I  Population  lu  1880  was 6,894 

Sir-king  fund 5,055  | 

INTEREST  on  the  City  Hall  bonds  is  payable  at  the  Fourth  National 
Bank,  New  York ;  on  other  bonds  at  the  Delaware  County  National 
Bank,  Delaware,  Ohio. 


DENNISON. — This  village  is  In  Tuscarawas  County. 

Tax  valuation  l«9fi $7fl(V220 

$32-00 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

STREKT.SEWER&PAV'G  BONDS— 

6s $18.62O 19O6 

Total  debt  Nov.  15,  1896.  .$18,620 


Total  tax  (per  $1.000).... 

Population  In  1890  WHS 2,92! 

Population  in  1880  was 1,518 


T    T"^7"TrT31Dr^r~»T  5  A.  V.GILBERT  Mayor. 

1_I  VER.POOL_,.—  Jw.T.NORKIS.Clerk. 
This  city  is  in  Columbian*.  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

SCHOOL  BONDS— 

6 $«.OHO  ..Jan.  1, 1900-1-2 

STREKT  IMPROVEMENT  BONDS— 

6&7s.  $73.214 

REFUNDING — 

6s,  J&D  $9.000 June   1,1897 

($l.OOOdneve»rly)  to  June  1,  190"> 

5s,  M&S,  $H3.OOO Sept.  1, 1924 

Optional  after  Sept.  1, 1914 
WTATKR  BONDS- 
SB,  M&N.  $36.O  O....May  24, 1917 
Optional  after  May  24,  18  J7 


When  Dve. 


LOANS- 
WA'Eit  BONDS — (Con.) 
5s,  A&O.  $I5.OOO...  .April  1,1918 
Optional  after  Arril  !.  1898 

5s,  JAJ.  $90.000 Inly    1,  1920 

Optional  after  July  1,1900 
5s,  J&D.  $IS.5Dii  ...June  1.1 '23 
Total  debt  Nov.  15. 1896.  $274.714 
Water  d«bt  (included)...  159.500 

Taxvaliiatl-.il  189« 3,13I,84( 

Total  tax  (per  *  .OOO)...        2-*-00 
Population  in  1890  was 10.936 


EAST  LIVERPOOL  SCHOOL  DISTRICT. 

Totaldebt  Jan.  1, 1897..    $80,OOO    Population  in  1^90  wa" 10.958 

School  tax  (per  *1,0"0)..          8-00    Population  1897  (estim'd).. 16,000 
Assessed  valuation,  '96.3,057,380 


OftlO-CITIES 


TOWM5. 


EATON. — Tkl«  TlUace  U  In  Preble  County. 


Water-  work*  bond*  oa,  .  $64  ,OOO 
T.«t»J  debt  HOT.  19.  IBM  64.00O 
Tax  v.luaUo*  18M 1.785,010 


Total  tax  <per$1,000) $24-9O 

Population  In  lH90wu. -2,934, 

Population  In  188O  was 2,143 


ELYRIA  CITY.—  \% 

Situated  In  Loraln  Co. 

LOANS-  Wlun  Due. 

Cm  II  >LL  BOXDS— 

6*.  JAJ.  $6.500 Sept.,  1909 

SiwiB  BOXDS— 
.  98.000 


H.  9EVAOOOD.  Mayor. 
H.  PARK,  Clerk. 


Bonded  debt  Feb.  15.  '97    152.373 

Floating  debt 5.378 

Total  debt  Feb.  15.  1897  57.951 
Total  valuation  1896....  2,802.675 
Aa*ea*nirnt  aboat ',  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  <prr*1.0OO) *2»-HO 

Pupalatlou  in  1390  was 5,611 

Population  In  l»l»7  (e«t.)...lO.OOO 


STRUCT  I  HP«<>VH>I  KIT  BOXD*— 
6>.  Various.  $46.073  ...  1897-1901 

Part  due  yearly. 
Interest  payable  at  Klyra  City. 

FAYETTE  CO.-T77 

County  seat  la  Washington  C.  H. 

LOANS-  »"»«•  Du*. 

•  ••  DRBT— 

6t.  MAS.  «15.OOO  ...  Sept.  1.  1998 
6a,MA8.  15.000  ...Sept.  1,  1903 
6a.JAI>,  I5,oiio  ..Dec.  1.  1906 
6s.  MAS.  1 5.000.... Sept.  1.  1908 
Bonded  d»bt  Jan.  1, 1897.96O.OOO 

Staking  fnnd  assets 15.OOO 

INTEREST  payable  Bt  Auditor's 

F I  N  D  L  A  Y .—  County  seat  of  Hancock  County. 


LIXDSEY,  Auditor. 

Net  debt  Jan.  1.  1807..  $45.000 
Tax  raloatton,  real..  .  9.54O.OOO 
Tax  valuation.  per«on'l  3.35O.OOO 
Total  raluainm  1896...12.89O.OOO 
Aaaeatment  U  abt.  4  actual  value. 
State  A  C».  tax  (per  $l.OOO>. $5-34 
Population  In  IS'.K)  was.... J2.3O8 
Population  In  1897  (Ml)... 23,000 


mm  Out. 


1897-1919 

IMO  mo 


LOANS— 
i   BpXDe— 

»%», »1S.OOO 

•VMM) 
•*— 

•lo.noo 1897 

6a.    ...  36.000  ...1900- 1»»05 

K  7VMW.... 18*5-1907 

90.000.... 1896-1906 
•BWEB.  > 
«•.  $49.900...  ,189ft- 1909 

*B9— 
CVpofliai  aaaeaawiciit  • 

«-.    '     $16S.680....  1895-1906 

W  A  TIER  BOXD*— 

tf,  975.000 1897 

(fJ-VOOO  every  5  yrara.) 
INTEREST  l«  parable  at  to*  Fourth  Xi 
CITY   PROPERT Y -The  elty  own.  IU  water  work.  a»d«a«  plant. 


WATBB  BowDa—  (Onn.» 

8e,    $3*..VO  ...1895-1922 

5«.    ..  1  -....HOO 1908 

Be.    VMMW 1904 

5e.    25.000 1919 

5«.    AAO.         25.000  .Oct.  1 
Total  debt  HOT.  15, "96..  .9754.O8O 
OaahonlUBd. 34.M-J 

- 1  '  .  •  - 

Water  debt  (iBdodrd)....    SSft.SOO 

Tax  ralaalloBlWM 6AM  14 n 

Fax  raleip*r$1.000».. $90-00 

Population  la  1890  waa.. ...18.553 
Population  In  18M  (eat.) .21.500 


.  Jtew  York  (  Ity. 


FOSTOR I  A.— ThUelty  U  la  I 


t  Couaty. 


•*»*»  Dw. 


1896-1906 


LOANS— 
:. 

....91U.OOO 

8BWER  B»*D»— 

^^E.-.  tWM.Ma  .....  1896-1910 

8r»r.r  IHI-K..I  .  xi 

"H  .....  1896-1911 
Win*  WORK*  BoXD*— 
5«.  .......  $200.000  ......  18961904 


-     -'-'" 


Total d^t  HOT.  IS.  •96.. 
Water  debt  itnrlnded). . 
Tax  valuation  1 8IM.  ... 
Real  valuada*  C93abt.>  6OOo"6oo 

PopakatioB  IB  1M90  wa* 5^85 

Po|MilaUo«ta  WOO  wan 3.196 

!••  ;        ,'      I     •.:-'•:          •  .    .-. 

r«t  OB  Wat. 

payable  at  tk*8koe*I^atkn  Bank 
Eew  York  City. 


FRANKLIN.— Tils  vfllaf»l»  In  WarrwiCouBty. 

Xet  ••**•**.  15. 1996..    $107, 
Tax  valuBtioa  1896 1.0O9 

.-,  ;  .,.,. 

Total  debt  »•*.  18,  -96      .«6J.IOO 

'    .'      • 


S5J 

PopulaUoB  la  1890  waa 


.  > 

2486 


FRANKLIN  CO.—  e««Btr«»*tu 


LOANS— 


6m, 
^• 


Wkn  Dtu. 


935.000 
'r  AB*ifi«B 
...9000,000 


FREMONT.- 


LOANS-  •**•»  DM. 

^•fcV  5  A  6.,  966.100. .  1899->OO 

IMiBd.  S  A  6s.  10H.OOO 1916 

Wst.r  -     -»)          .1904 

•BMNor.  U.'M     r-1' 


'  BTBBCT  Boxne— 

Totaldebt  SOT    15. -»6     '9H4O.OOO 

.luatlon.  I D99  . .  .83,117.990 

Population  m  IN<M>waa....l34.0H7 

Populalloala  181*0  was.  ..  96,797 


1,000 

Bt^SO 

.      .,, 


to  to  SBBdoaky  Ootuty. 
Water  debt  ilnrlnded) . 
Tai  valBBlllB  199>i 
Total - 


MWoTa. .7.141 

as 18.446 


,  M»jor. 


. 
««.000  .....  1906 


TBZTBtaBtloB  1896  ......  2.1M.71O 

Actual  Taloelwt-)  1894..4.OOO.OOO 
rwavlwMM  IB  1H99  WB*  ......  6J26 

1897  ,  Population  IB  1*»  waa  ......  5,136 

PopulaUo*  IB  1896  (wt.)  .....  8.5OO 


GALION.-C.    II. 

'•  •  IB  Crawford  County. 

LOANS-  »"/Ui»  />««. 

WtSAo*.  9*9.000 

*lM.rnM.M  5*x... 

aWw»*r  *•*  _.  .  ^- _-..._-. _ _  „_ 

!.  -••  -      !»I3     PopUlBttOBlB 

'•.•96..  $136^001 
INTEREST  on  bonds  due  Jannsry  1. 1906,  U  payable  at  Gallon. 

GALLIA  CO.— J.  W.  JOKES,  Auditor. 

Count  r  «eal  Is  Oalllpolla. 

LOANS-  WAr*  DM.  I  Ba*4«d  debt  Jan  .  ISO?   $150.000 

TCSM  IKK  Boxil*-  Tax  ralaatlon  1896 6.421.1  i:. 

MO.OOO  ..1906-09  11  1^ 

i  y tar  on  Jan    i  . 


•a, a  .....  ju.  i,  191.1 

19141916 

P»y990  doe  each  year  OB  JaB.  1 
^•M PBM  by  i  ooat y  TrMauor. 


Airr  tax  rate  (per  9I.OOO)..2O  26 
Population  In  1*90  wa«. 


Population  In  1HHO  was  ...-.-. rj  i 
Popniatlnn  In  1897  (wt.).  ..33,000 


<  R.  J.  MAITK.  Maror. 
—  {T.  B.  BRADBURY,  City  Clerk. 


i  ' iallla  County. 

WJkrm  Dm. 

I<W7    Tax  valnailnn  11*95 $1." 

(Part  <1iwi  wml  an  .  tn  Auc.  25,1913    AaMMment  about  '«  actual  value. 

tax  (perfl.OOOl »2«-«>O 

.Feb.  29, 19U  I  Population  tn  l«no  was 4.498 

Population  1896,  about 5.OOO 


Total  debt  Jan.  1.1007     *2  13.300 

Interact  payable  at  Cltr  Trra»'ry. 

Tax  ralnal  Inn  1895  " 


f  D  rrtTME'lC'T   T~»         <CHARI.E8  MAINS,  Mayor. 
GREENFIELD.  —  ?  JOHN  W.  CASE,  Treasurer. 

This  Tillage  U  ID  Highland  County. 


LOANS— 


3AN 
c.  L 


Due.  I  Total  tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO).  $27-70 


..............  873.400 

Total  debt  Nov.  15.  1896. 


1911 

.    $73,4OO 
Tax  valuation  1896  ......  1,099,133 


Population  In  1880  was 2,104 

Population  In  1896  (eat.).... 4,500 


GREENVILLE. — This  city  U  In  Darke  County. 

Flouting  debt $24,OOO 

Total  debt  Nov.  1 5.  '96.. .     170.OOO 

Tax  valuation  1896 2,748,530 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $22-80 

Population  In  189O  was 5,473 

Population  In  1880  was 3,535 


LOANS-— 

NATURAL  GAS  BONDS— 
6» $9O,OOO June  17, 1905 

WATKK  BOND*— 

5* 956.OOO Deo.  12,1918 

Bonded  debt  NOT.  15,  '96  $146,000 


H  AM  ILTON. — This  city  Is  in  Butler  County. 
Due. 


WATER  WORKS  BONDS— 

5*.  JJcJ,  $327.500 1896-1915 

Total  ik'lit  SOT.  15,  "96..  $919,418 

Slukiiik-  fund 68.562 

Net  debt  Nov.  15, '96....    950,856 
Water  debt  (IneluowO)...    327,!SOO 

Tax  valuation  1H96 8,098,007 

aannnnm't  about  2-5  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1.OOO) $30'9O 

Popiiltitli.ii  in  18U5  wag. 20.306 

Population  in  189O  was 17,565 

Population  In  1830  was 12,122 


LOANS- 

DEHCIENCT  BOSDO— 
4i*« ,$63.000 1899-1911 

EUCTBIC-l.IOIIT  li.iNU*— 

Oa,  MAS.  $100,000.  July  1/04  to '18 

UAH  WoiiK-  BOND*— 
5».  FAA.$150.iMiO .Feb.  1/99  to 'I- 
•  call  after  Feb.  1,  '09.) 

5a-6a,..'. .,  985.OOO..  1896  to  1901 

-I  .\  i  I.  H..M- 

4>M. $176,008 1896-1911 

STREET  IMP«OTEME!(T  BO5DB— 

6*. $17.980 1896  to  1905 

INTEREST  on  water  bonds  Is  payable  at  First  National  Bank,  New 
York  City,  and  upon  all  otbtr  bond*  at  city  treasury. 

HAMILTON  SCHOOL  DISTRICT.— JOHN 
KACEFBR,  Clerk  Board  of  Education. 


LOANS- 
BL-IIMV.  H..M«— 
«..  Sept.  10.  $4.000..8ept.  10. 1897 
($2.000 due  yrarlT    to  oepl 
6s.  Sept.  10.MJMM.9ept.  1O.  18«9 
Feb.  24,  $8.000  .Feb.  . 


.  . 

i r-'.«K»  due } «arlr)io  A( 
;-.    8.    94.000.. API 


.  I  5s.  Mar.    2,  $4O.OOO..M»r.   2.  1903 
($4,OOO due yearly)to Mar.  2,  HM2 
~    5s.     Oat.  9, 92O,OUO..Oot.  9,  1913 

(*4.00o  due  yearly)  to  Oct.  9.  '17 
4>»».  July  7,  $30,Ouo..July  7,  l!K)5 
($5,000  (lucjrarlyuo  July  7.  1!H4 
Bonded  deht.  Feb.15,'97  .$1 16.5OO 
Ini.Tt-Kt  payable  at  Miami  Valley 

•Bank.  lUiutlton.  O. 
Population  In  1897  (est.)... 25,000 


HAMILTON  CO.— .JOHN-  HAGEKTY,  Auditor. 


Count)  Mat  1*  Cincinnati. 

kOANS-  *"*" 

i  TmB  I«r.  Hoctrr 
5«,  J4J.   6IO.OO» 


D*e. 
— 


,,r.  30. 
4a.J.v 
Subject  to  call  after  Dee.  1,  1917 

ATBXL-I  iMr— 

4a.J«J,     $30.000  .Jolf    1,1897 
i..  MA.i       1  1.000..  >. 
4a.F*A,      30.4<" 
(915,9o6daeflrty)toPel..  14.  1899 
4«,r*A.     954.000..  .Oct.  15.  1897 
4».  Feb.  7.    28,0.- 
64.000  due  y'rly  )  to  Fab.    7,  1904 

BBIDOB  Bo»oa— 

t.  .,,.  ,  ,:.-i'..'--.   a  •   n,  ifM 

4a,M*6,       5K.OOO..S. 

4*,M*W.      46^00..  »OT.  1.  1902 

4*.  Feb.    7.  20,000  ..F. 

L.  i.  :.   :-.   :  ......    i.  .  B8,  1904 

4o.JAJ.  17.000.  .July  11.1904 
4..  AAO.  15.0ui..(>el.  1.  1906 
4.;JAI»;  25.000..  June  lo.  1916 
4«.  MAX.  79J00..1COT.  25.  1910 

5*.  JAD,  9190.000..    Dec.  16,  r-n 

8uh>ct  to  rail  aft.  Dee.  H 
4*.  MAX,     260.000..May  15.  IWlti 

Oomrr  BOOCB— 

5a,  FAA.    950.000..  .An«.    1.1984 
Subject  to  call  aft  An*.    1,1914 
5*.JAD.    935.000    .!>«.     1,1934 
•object  to  call  aft.  Deo.    1.1914 
4».  JAI>.    --  ne    1.1934 

^  une    1,1914 

1.  1936 
1.1915 

.June  lMf*3fl 
~   nn  16.  1916 

o.   15.  1901 
IMF.— 
16.  1902 


1.1916 
1.  1908 
1.1917 
;.  1907 
1,1918 
1.  190H 


LOANS-  WAw.  Jtut. 

MARVIN'.  Krjt  Drrcil  Bo!»D»— 
4-.  FAA.  $12.600....  Feb.  21.  1899 
MITCHELL  AVE.  AQCKI.DCT  H'I.-. 

1  ,$«O.O<JO  .....  ItHllito  lillO 

Pun 

4a,JAJ.  $12,290..  .Jan.  22.  1!H>3 
4«.  .  .  H,OOO...Feb.  13,  1904 
4JI,  FAA.  94.500.  .Feb.  1.1919 

8uh|ect  to  call  aft.  Fub.    1,  19O9 

4*.JAD.    $15.000..  June     1.1923 

.all  aft.  June   1.1912 

K«AL  KCTATB  KKCORU— 
6a,Var..    93O.OOO...  Various,  1915 

Subject  to  call  after  19O5 
5ft,  Var.,   $5^MJOJan.  A  Feb.,  IDlfl 

Subject  U>  call  after  1906 
6a,  MA8,      $4.500    .Mar.    1,1917 

Subject  to  call  aft.  Mar.    1.  1917 

ROAD  A»I>  AVBXIIK  BONDS— 
5a,Mar.l4,$-J2.0ob.Mar.  14.  '»8-'O4 
4a.  Oat.  20.  6,500  .  .Oct.  2O,  1901 
4a,Jnlf  1,  27,000..  .July  1,  19M 
4i>.  JA-I).  3O.OOO...Deo.  12,  1911 
4a.JAD,  70,000..  June  1,1912 
4*.  MAN,  45.0OO  ..NOT.  1,1)113 
4s,JAl>,  13.0OO...  June  30,  11)14 
4a.  AAO.  29.000..  Oct.  1.  1914 
4a.Oct.25.  90.000  ..Oct.  25.1913 

Subject  to  call  aft.  Oct.  25,  1  9O3 
4*.  ......      26.000...  1916 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

TAX  DUPLICATE— 
5*.  MAN,   965,000..  .May     1,1915 

Subject  to  call  aft.  May     1  .  1905 


TuBxrtKE 
5«.8ept.  16.912.000.Sept.ie,  1903 
4a,JAD.  20,000.  .Deo  12,1911 
4a.JAD,  81.000..  .Dec.  24.  1912 
4a,  MAN.  14,400...May  31,  1913 
4«.  MA«,  27,000..  .Sept.  1,1919 

Subject  to  call  aft.  Bent.  1,  1909 
Total  debt  Dee.  2,  189(1.  $2,562,280 
Slnklnc  fund  ...........  41,983 

KetdentlX-c.  2.  1«96..    2,620,296 
Tax  valuation,  r<-  . 
TaxTaluafu.penwinal.  47,116,190 
Total  Taluntl.Mi  !-:»;    -.\)6,49O.39O 
Total  tax  ippr$l.OOO)  '96..  ..$26-43 

Population  In  1890  waa....  374.874 

pop  iili.tlon  In  188O  was.  .  .  .313,370 


ill  aft.  Deo. 
6a.AAO.    $. 

»ll  aft  NOT .    . 

4H.JAD.    $30,000  ..Dee.  12. 1921    Population  In  1896  (e«t.)..5OO,OOO 

Snbleet  U.  rail  aft.  Dec.  12. 1911 ' 
4s.  FAA.    $30.000... Feb.     6.19221 
Subject  to  call  aft.  Feb.    6,1919 


HANCOCK 

LOANS- 
BRII.I.K  Boxi.s— 

6s $8.000... 

.        7.000. 
COCBT  HorsR  Bo 

5s $105,000. 

4H*.  ...   .    100,000.... 

• $73XX».... 

6s 19.000... 


COUNTY. — County  aeat  I*  Flndlay. 
WkenDue. 


..1896-1897 

-  .- 


..1907  1918 
..1897-1906 

..1890-1901 

;,  ...     |    .,.,, 


Total  debt  NOT.  15.  '96..    $322,OOO 
Tax  valuation,  real 14.785. ill 6 

Tax  valiiutli.ii,  IKT-..I i  ii   ...  i  1 1 .760 

!•••  .       .'  : 'JT.TIHl 

AMHMU'I  nl.t.  I"  |»-r  c.  i 

MX  (i*r  $1.000.)  'H4.  $16-00 

l'.i|.iil:iti..n  in  1  -'>..  «:.« 4fiN9 

Population  lu  1880  was. ...27.784 


8ft 


STATE  AMD  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV 


HARDIN   COUNT  Y.— County  seat  is  Keuton. 


LOANS--  »"*«»  Due- 

AKMOKV  AND  BUDGE  BOSM— 

6s ,«12,500 1897-1902 

a*;"""!    14.000 1897-1902 

DITCH  BONDS— 
6s,  AAO,  $<16.SOO 1897-1902 

(Payable  by  special  assessment.) 

PIKK  Bo  SOS- 
es, AAO.  $77.000 1897-1900 


Interest  1»  payable  in  N.  Y.  City. 
Total  debt  Nov.  15, 1896.$17O,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 8.047,880 

Tax  valuatlou.pers'1....    3,330,950 
Total  valuation  1896.. .11,387,830 

Assessment  abt.  "«  actual  value. 
er  $1,000)  '95... $11-50 


Population  In  1890  was 28,939 

'.  A.V",  ••.,..".•• »0«7. -*«>«.  Population  1896  (estlma'd)  30,000 

INTEREST  on  the  pike  and  ditch  bonds  ia  payable  at  the  Hanover 

National  Bank,  New  York,  and  at  the  County  Treasurer's   office;  on 

other  bonds  at  the  County  Treasurer's  office. 


HENRY  COUNTY.— J.  H.  EESH,  Auditor. 


County  seat  is  Napoleon. 

LOANS-  m'en  Dlte- 

DITCH  IMPROVE*  TS— 
SK $22,OOO 1897-1898 

FLOATING  DKIIT  (Funded.)— 
5s,  J&J,  $20,OOO Jan.  1,1900 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 

5s,       .,$30.000 Aprlll,1904 

I      .I&J.  69,(XK) July  1,  1905 

TOWNMIII-  ROAD  I.Mr.  (Special)— 

6s,  J&J  $26,000 July  1,1905 

5s,M&S    10,000 Sept.  1,  1903 

5s,  J&J      9,000 July  1, 1905 


5s,  J&J  $13,000 July  1,1906 

5s,  J&J      8,000 July  1,  1907 

5s 13,000 Nov.  1,  1907 

Total  debt  Nov.  15,1896.  $220,000 
Township  debt  (included)   101,000 

Sinking  fund 54,358 

Net  debt  Nov.  15, 1896..     165,642 

Total  valuation  1 896 6,535,250 

Assessment  about  %  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $13'35 

Population  1890  was...         25,080 
Population  in  1880  was.. -.20,585 


OPTIONAL— The  bonds  arc  all  subject  to  call  five  years  before 
maturity  with  the  exception  of  the  5  per  cent  r  ef unding  issue. 


HIGHLAND  CO.—  County  seat  is  Hlllsborough. 


LOANS- 
COUNTV  Bo: 


When  Due. 


6s,         ,  832.0OO Mar.  1,  1900 

«8.    .     ,    30,000 Mar.  1,  1904 

5s  16,000 Sept.  1, 1901 


5s $30,000 Mar.  1, 1904 

Total  debt  Nov.  15, 1896..$108,000 
Tax  valuation  1896.  ...11,182,227 
Population  in  1890  was... .29,048 


1  D  ("ns.TTr-»KT         5  JOHN  M.  CORNS,  Mayor. 
IKUJN  1  CJIN  . —  IQEO.  H.  DAVIES,  City  Clerk 

County  seat  of  Lawrence  County. 

The  city  has  cash  In  the  treasury  to  the  amount  of  $10,731,  to  be  used 
for  the  payment  of  its  bonds. 

4s, J&J,  $20,000.... July     1,1907 

WHARF  BOND — 
6s,  J&J,     $8,500....  July  11,1898 

STREET  IMPROVEMENT. 

Payable  by  special  assessment. 
6s $38,411 1897-1904 

TEMPORARY  LOAN  BONDS— 

6s $20,800 1897 

Bondeddebt  Mar.  1, 1897.$329,711 
Water  debt  (included) . . .  155,000 
Spec.  asst.  debt  (add'n'l)  38,411 
Temporary  loan  iadd'n'1)  20,800 

Tax  valuation  1896 3,387,000 

City  tax  (per  $1,<>00) ....  12-30 
Population  in  1890  was.  10,939 
Population  1897  (estim'd)  12,500 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

CEMETERY  LAND- 
SB,  J&D,  $4,000 1897  to  1898 

MEMORIAL  HALL. 

5s,  A&O.  $20,000 Oct.  1,1910 

5s,  M&N,     3,500 May  1, 1914 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 
5s,  M&S,  $30,000 Sept.  1, 1915 

SEWERS,  ETC. — 
5s,  J&D,  $25,000 June  1, 1912 

STREET  BONDS — 
5s,  J&D,  $25,OOO June  1, 1912 

WATER  BONDS. 

5s,  J&J,  $90,OOO Jan.  1,1906 

5s,  M&S,    18.OOO Mar.  1,1911 

4s,  J&J,     27,000.... July    1,1906 


INTEREST  on  the  wharf  bonds,  on  the  special  assessment  bonds, 
and  on  the  temporary  loan  bonds,  is  payable  at  the  City  Treasury;  on 
all  other  bonds  at  the  National  Park  Bank,  N.  Y.  City. 


JEFFERSON  CO.— GEO.  P.  HABDIN,  Auditor. 


County  seat  is  Steubenville. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

TURNPIKE  BONDS— 

5s,  J&D,  $115,000.. ..June  1, 1902 

5s,  J&D,    116,500.. ..June  1,1910 

Subject  to  call  June  1, 1905 

5s,  J&D,  $117.000.. ..June  1,  1911 

Subject  to  call  June  1, 1899 

5s,  A&O,$75,000 Apr.  1,  1913 

Interest  payable  at  County  Treas. 


I  Total  debt  Dec.,  1896.. .    $423,500 

I  Sinking  fund 60,000 

Net  dent  Dee.,  1896 363,500 

Tax  valuation,  real 11,628, 180 

Tax  valuation,  pers'l. . .  5,963,746 
Total  valuation  1896...  17,591,926 
Assessment  is  »r>  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $19-80 

Population  in  1890  was 39,415 


IxT  T7XTT        5  8-  w-  BURT,  Mayor. 
IV II,  IN  1  . —  J  w.  W.  REED,  Clerk. 

This  city  is  situated  in  Portage  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due.  \  Total  valuation  1895. ..$1,416  734 

^MMYs:$8P0*o7o.BOND8-       1922    P°PUlatlon  in  189°  ™ ^,501 

Total  debt  Fob  1, 1897.... $80,000  | 

These  bonds  have  been  repudiated  by  the  City  Council  on  the  ground 
that  they  were  illegally  issued.  The  interest  due  September  1,  1896, 
was  not  paid. 


K.ENTON. — This  city  is  in  Hardin  County. 


LOANS- 


When  Due. 


l_W^I-».J   —  ,,  IWIV    4SII 

WATER  WORKS,  SEWERS,  ETC 

s,  .....    $1,900 1898 

s, 41,275 ,.1904 

5s, 89,000 1919 


Total  debt  Nov.  15, 1896.. $192,175 

Tax  valuation  1896 1,842610 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) . .         $38-40 

Tax  valuation  1891 $1,827,170 

Population  in  1890  was 5,557 


This  city  is  in  Fall-Held  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

CITY  HALL  BONDS  - 
6s $65.000  

STREET IMPHOVEMENT— 
6s,     ...,  $13,000....  Partyearly 


c.  w.  PART  DO.  Mayor. 

. — }  H.  T.  MECHLING,  Clerk. 


6s, 


„, 
6s, 
65, 


14,700.'!!;  Partyearly.' 


,....  . 

410  ...  Part  yearly. 
8,400....  Part  yearly 
21,800...    Partyearly. 


WATER  WORKS— 
6s.  P&A     $7,500  ......  Partyearly 

Bonded  debt  Nov.  15.'96      $65  810 
Total  valuation  1896  ...3,102,530 
Assessment  about  35  actual  value. 
$21-10 


Assessment  about  35  act 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000).. 


Population  in  1890  was...      7,555 

Population  in  1880  was 6,803 

.    Population  in  1896  (estim'd)  9,000 

The  city  owns  Its  natural  gas  plant,  from  which  is  derived  annually 
•  revenue  of  $40,000.  The  expense  of  running  the  plant  is  about 
$15,000  annually,  which  leaves  a  net  income  of  about  $25,000  per 
annum. 


LAWRENCE  CO.— A.  B.  BROWN,  Auditor. 

County  seat  is  Irouton. 

LOANS—  When  Due.  ]  Sinking  fund $13,324 

BRIDGES,  ETC.—  Net  debt  Oct.  1,  1896 27i;  17« 

$4,000.. $2,000  yearly    " 


6s,  M&S, 

6s£5s,  M&S,  5,500.. $500 semi-an. 

REFUNDING  BONDS- 
SB $6,000 

TURNPIKE  BONDS— 
5s,  M&S,  $260,000... Mar. l,'98-'23 

($5,00  )  due  semi-annually.) 
Total  debt  Oct.  1, 1896.  ..$289,500 


Tax  valuation,  real 5,005,  jrni 

Tax  valuation,  personal. 2,531, 278 
Total  valuation  1896.... 7.530,528 
Assessment  is  ^  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $14-00 

Population  in  1890  was 3it..v,r> 

Population  in  1880  was 39.068 

Population  in  1896  (est.) . .  .42,000 


INTEREST  on  $50,000  of  the  turnpike  bond*  Is  payable  at  the  Park 
ank,  N.  Y.j  on  ali  other  bonds  at  the  office  of  the  County  Treasurer- 


Bank, 

LICKING  CO.— WM.  BELL,  JR.,  Auditor. 

County  seat  is  Newark. 
LOANS-  When  Due. 

.BIDGfl  BONDS— 


6s,  J&J,  $35,OOO 1897-1899 

COUNTY  BUILDING  BONDS — 

6s.  J&J,  $71,OOO 1897-1907 

STATE  ENCAMPMENT  BONDS— 


6s,  J&J.  $13,000 July  1.1897 

Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897    $119,000 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  Newark,  Ohio. 


Sinking  fund $12,076 

Net  debt.... 106,924 

Tax  valuation  1896 22,9G(i,:i-j:! 

Assessment  about  65%  actual  val. 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) $8  20 

Population  in  1890  was 4IJ.279 

Population  in  1880  was 40,450 


or. 


T    TlVf  A  <S.  A.  BAXTER,  Mayi 

J_,im  A. —  $c.  E_  LYNCH,  Clerk. 
This  city  is  the  capital  of  Allen  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

MACHINE  SHOP  BONDS — 
6s,  A&O,  $100,000.... Apr.  1, 1900 

PAVING  BONDS— 

6s,  J&J,  $18,000. .July  1/97  to '99 
6s,  J&J,    38,000.. Jan.  1, '98  to '08 

STREET IMPROVBMENT— 
6s,  July,  $3,800. ...July  1,  '97-'03 
,       900 

WATER  WORKS- 
SB.  M&S,    $40,000. . .  .Mar.  1, 1906 
($10,OOOduey'rly)toMar.  1, 1909 


Bondeddebt  Jan.  30,'97.  $498,700 
School  bonds  (additional) .   22,000 

Water  debt  (included) 33s, <><  to 

Floating  debt 25,000 

Total  debt  Jan.  30, 1897 .    5-J 

Tax  valuation,  real 6,6i:i,l7o 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  1,713, 537 
Total  valuation  1896.... 7,3'.!(1. 707 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $24-70 

Assessm't  about  23  actual  value. 

Population  in  1890  was 1  :>.9*1 

Population  in  1880  was 7,"><>7 

Population  1897  (est.) 22,000 


5s,  M&S,  $160,000.... Mar.  1,1910 
5s,  M&S.  $138,000.... Apr.  1,1916 

OPTIONAL— One  hundred  and  fifty  thousand  dollars  of  the  water 
works  bonds  due  in  1910  are  subject  to  call  March  1, 1900. 

INTEREST  on  the  water  bonds  is  payable  by  Winslow,  Lanier  A 
Co.,  N.  Y.;  on  the  machine  shop  bonds  at  First  Nat.  Bank  of  Lima;  on 
the  $18,000  of  paving  bonds  by  Kountze  Bros.,  New  York;  and  on  the 
remaining  bonds  at  the  City  Treasurer's  office. 


LOGAN. — This  City  is  in  Hocking  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 


WATER  AND  SEWER  BONDS  - 
5s,  J&D,  $60,000 1900-1929 


Tax  valuation  1896 $985.713 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $33-00 

Real  valuation  1894 2,500,000 


($2,000  due  yearly  on  June  1.) 
Total  debt  Nov.  15,1896.    $60,000 

Cashonhand 1,055 

Net  debt  Nov.  15, 1897..      58,945 

INTEREST  on  the  refunding  bonds  is  payable  at  the  Western  Ger 
man  Bank,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 


Population  in  1890  was 3,119 

Population  in  1880  was 2,666 

Population  1895  (estimated)  .3,500 


LOGAN  CO.  — County  seat  is  Belief  ontaine. 

LOANS.  When  Due.  |  Sinking  fund 

BUILDItiGS  AND  ROAD  IMPS. 

6s $54,500 1896-1901 

6s,..  6,000 1896-1900 

Total  debt  Nov.  15,1896.    $60,500 


$5.878 
Net  debt  Nov.  15,  '96..         54,622 

Tax  valuation  1896 13,214,860 

Population  in  1890  was 27.3S6 

Population  in  1880  was 26,267 


LORAIN.— G.  E.  HALL,  Clerk. 

Lorain  is  in  the  county  of  the  same  name. 

WATER  BONDS— 

5  and  6s,. .  ..$170,000  Aug.  2, 1919 
Bonded  debt  Nov.  15,'96. $444,000 

Floating  debt *ll 

Total  debt  Nov.  15,  '96... 
Water  debt  (included)... 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

IMPROVEMENT  BONDS — 

6s $80,000....  Aug.   1,1905 

5s ,100,000.. ..Sep.  25,  1924 

JAIL  BONDS — 
6s, ,$3,500    ..Aug.  15,  1898 

REFUNDING  BONDS— 
6s.  F&A,  $30,000 Aug.  1, 1903 

($3,000  due  y'rly)to  Aug.  1, 1912 

SEWER  BONDS — 
6s ,$60,500....  Aug.  1.1903 


441,841 
170.000 
School  debt  (additional).      72,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 2,178.339 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) 27-50 

Population  in  1890  was 4,863 

Population  in  1895  (est.)... .10,480 


LOUISVILLE.— F.  E.  FAVBET,  City  Clerk. 

Louisville  is  in  Stark  County. 

LOANS.  When  Due. 

IMPROVEMENT  BONDS  - 

6s,     ...  $1,20O 1897tolPOO 

(£300  due  yearly  on  Nov.  15.) 
WATER  WORKS  BONDS- 
SB,  F&A.  $18,000. .Aug.  1,  '97-'14 
($1.000  due  yearly.) 


Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897..  ..$19,210 

Tax  valuation   1896 447.MX) 

Assessment  about  "  actual  value. 

Total  tux  (per  $1,(IOO) $22-40 

Population  in  ISPOwas l.S-^3 

Population  m  1S80  was  l.n.io 

Population  in  1897  (about)..  1,500 


INTEREST  on  the  water  bonds  is  payable  at  Am.  Ex.  Nat.  Bank 
N.  Y.,  or  in  Louisville. 


LUCAS  COUNTY. 

County  seat  Is  Toledo. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

ARMORY  BONDS— 

4^8,  var.,  $73,OOO 1941-1942 

BRIDGE  BONDS — 

4138  &  5s,  var.,  $23,000.1897-1900 
BUILDING  BONDS— 

5s,  M&N,  $15,OOO 1901 

CHILDREN'S  HOME — 

5s,     F&A,$63,000 1899 

($7,000  due  yearly)  to  1907 

5s 12,000 1908 

4^28,  ....    15,000 1897 

($5,000  due  yearly)  to  1899 

4^8,  ....    10,000 1905-1906 

COURT-HOUSE— 

4s,  M&S,  $500,000* 1944 

Subject  to  call  1924. 
DITCH  BONDS— 

5s,  M&N,  $16.231 1897-1899 

GENKRAL  BONDS — 

4^8,  M&S.  $20,000 1903 

($4,000  due  yearly)  to  1907 


— CHAS.  H.  JONES,  Auditor. 


ROAD  BONDS— 
5s  &6s,  var.,  $57,500. ..1897-1906 

5s,  M&S,  I5.0OO 1911 

4'2s,J&D,        2i,000 1"!>7 

($7,000<lue  yearly)  to  lilOO 
4H!8,  ....  25,000 1901 

($5,OOO  due  yearly)  to  1005 
4>2S,  ....  25,000 19(17 

($5,000  due  yearly)  to  Irtll 
Interest  payable  at  Co.  Treasury. 
Total  debt  Jan.  15.  1897..$897,72( 
Assessment  bond*  (Incl.)  1<>1,72( 

Tax  valuation, real 4l.r>:il.4(>( 

Tax  valuation,  persoii'1.13,243,77( 
Total  valuation  189-i...54,83.i,170 
Real  valuation  about  $107,000,000 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $8'0( 

Population  in  1890  was... 102,296 
Population'97  (estimated). 130,000 


•  $220,000  Soupon;  $280,000  registered. 


April.  1  - 


OTtlO-CITI£8 


TOWNS, 


M  A  DISON. — T»U  town.hlp  to  la  Riehlaml  County. 


Wkt»  Dtu, 

1.000. 1897-19M 

Dec..  18M 941.000 


*«37  I  Assessment  i»  «S  actual  value. 
Net  debt  SOT.  13.  -96...         22,363  |  Total  tax  (per  *1.OOO)  '95. ..  *7'2O 

Tax  valuation,  real 7,ltiO.32O  |  Population  in  18iH>  was...     21,742 

.._  ,H7     Tax  valuation,  persou'l  4.544.459  I  Population  in  1880  was 2l,t.-,;t 

Population  In  1SSO  WM::::il|675     ToU1  v»lu'»tlon  1896...  11,704,779  I  Population  In  1896  (eat.)... 23,000 


Tax  valuation  1896 $1,354,280 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $14-60 

Population  in  ' 


MADISON    COUNTY.— County  mat  U  London. 


LOANS- 

.'in- KI  HOI-UK  AXD  JAIL— 
$l47.m>o 


•  />M«.    Total  debt  Dee.,  1896..    $204.767 
Caahon  hamt...  .;,,-, 

1906    Net  debt  Dec..  IH96  ...       148  688 

I  Tax  valuation  1896 13,089,245 

....BIBB. HUT 19O3  |  Population  In  189Owiw 2O.O5O 

••BUT-  Population  In  ISSOwaa.....  20,127 

-  -  ....     1 990  I 

And  toad  Improvement  bond*  payable  by  apeelal  aateaament. 


MADISONVILLE.-  ) 

Madiaowtlle  U  In  Hamilton  County. 

LOANS-  Wk*»  Dot. 

KurTKi.   l.KiiiT  AXD  WATBB- 

-        •-'  ..19flS 

I$M 


.   I:    .'. 

.-.509    . 


;  .. 


00 


Part  due  y'rly 

$500  ana. 
......  1910 


LOANS- 
SCHOOL 


WJuit  Z>u« 
Sa,  JA.D.  $2.500..Jiine3O.>Olto>OB 


»«. 


... 
i*500  due  yearly.) 

HilX 


v     - 

$15.000 1992 

---. 15.000  1939 

Boaded  debt  Nov.  15.  '1>0  $12O.3OO 

Tax  valuation  1 896 924  990 

Total  tax  (per$1.00O) $28-86 

Population  In  1890  wa» 2,214 


•  MAHONING  CO.— r.   F.   BHEMER,  Auditor. 

•y  »*at  to  Yoanirit  own. 
LOANS-  r*«»  AM. 

K  fctivh*— 

3«.  -• 


- 

.SvClMi 


• 


..1900 
».000 Sept..  1899 


98.000 Sept..  1906 


Int.  payable  at  YoancMown.  O. 
Total  d«bt8epc. -96..   .    $1OI.5OO 
Tax  TBlaatiaax  real. ..$17.40- 
Tax  valaaUoa.  puVl. 
Total  valuation  1896.   25.579. 1 1O 
ImiBBit  about  H  aetaal  value. 

Population  In  1890  waa 33.979 

Population  In  188Owa* l 


\NSFIELD.— |£j 

•  In  RlcbUad  County. 
OANS-  Wktm  Out 

^^^pv..  * 

•  «jt  ",i>  t»i'K  BoxDa— 


i     DBBT  KXTE»»IO»  BOSIM— 

«..  Oct..  $6.730 Oct.  tt.  1897 

I  I  nt,re.t  la  i«t  able  at  Oty  TYeaaV. 
I  Total  debt  Jan.  1. 1897.  «l71,o$o 
hraMrdBMOMtad«d>  .  59^00 
'TBZTatBaUM,  raaL....  4.414MO 

BaxvttaBl  •  •     i-  MM     .    -• 

^^•^ImattoB  1897 ...   6.614.100 
I  AjkwaaBMBt  about  ^  actual  valor 
,  Total  tax  (per  $l.oou,  ff»-«O 

|  Papalallnn 

|P*pUaU»*t>i  IMHOwu. ....  93M 
I  P»i«latlon  In  I  WO  (eat.) . . .  18.000 


MARIETTA.— CAR  i.  BE<  KKK,  CUrk. 

Martctta  U  In  WaakUwto*  Caamtr. 


LOANS-  

:  «i-«r>VB«KVT— 
fi^>"  >7-l904 

do.  yearly  OB  An* 

byataklncraBd 


Aoc..  1913 

.».  1913 

••*  Jf«aj|»4     , 

.1908-19M 


JAJ.   JI.M.i 
'**  1913 

I          i»«»ajrr  BnwM— 
<X>       Mar.AMpt. 

(t-VOooeaeml-aaaumllT.i 


LOANS-  r*m  DM. 

•a.  aMiLM.  $90.645 19O4 

(Part  due  naal  annuallf  ) 
WATBB  WOBBJ  Bono*— 
fta,     J*I).  $10.000  JBM.-02  to  '13 


T  tv.vr+j    «  BlUVt   *••    Ml       A  M 

-„.!*<•.    90.1(00  Oct.. -99  to -10 
4V.  MAM.  I9B1 

•al.li-  In  MartFtta. 

•>97-$33^S 

20.042 

Fab.  I.  IH97 

'       "    ^y0-000 

Total  tSXJjRlZ&yS'*  77>!$0 
PoBMlaUoBla  1MK>  wa. 8JS73 


la  18MO< 


MARION.— Tnlaelty  to  UMartoBOmaty 
l^dBMKoT.  16.-M.    $29$. 443  I  Total  tax 

Oal  vataatlon  It9t  "'.12.OOO>)OO  | 
INTEREST  o»  Ue rtnol  latpror 

TT<BB»UI  J  . 


$i 


la  U$0  wa.  '.  . 

to  payable  at  the  City 


MARION  COUNTY.-CB«tr.*ttoM.rto«. 

LOAN*-  <r*"> />».  I  Tax  vaJnatloa  I  «iM      $14.440,573 

V"$ToXT~  |  in  !!••<  to »  p.  a.  aotaal  vVJaB. 

Total  dei,t>.. 


I  AaaoaaBit  to  33  f. 

.  1.  IMf  I  Total.lax  (per  $J>M»  ••»..     $8*i 
ll$Mwaa.....84.7S7 


I  Popolatloa  la  1893  $M4^.Ia«VOOO 


MA  SSI  I    I    OM         J  TOBIAS  SniOTT.  Ma 
'IL-HJIN.— ,,  ity  c 

Tklaettr  to  In  Stark  County. 


BbtNoT 


floating  <!• 
.  13,  1- 


.1911 

- 


N*td*MHoT.  IS.  -96....     $73.000 

Tat  ralu«ti..i,  1-96 3.U90.OOO 

Total  tax  (per  *l,000| $28-70 

' ;-....,,-  •      .. 

In  1896  (oat.). .12,300 


MEDINA   CO.-C.  K.  HOOVER.  Auditor. 

BOB!  to  I 


•HM 


Dm*. 


tl* f- 

fob.  1,1901 


LOANS—  ""*'»  »«•• 

5»,  FAA.$IO.OOII 

(HJWO  doe  yearly  on  Atu 

S«.  FAA.  $2.-V*>  .  ...May  IK.  r«H 
Int.  payaole  at  Treasiirrr'«  oflloe. 
Total  debt  Nov.  1 


MEIGS   COUTNY.— County  seatisPomeroy. 
Bonded  debt  Nov.  15,  '!i(J.    $4*>,OOO 

FloatiuK  debt 2ti,lO7 

Total  debt  Nov.  1 5.  '90. . .       74. 1 07 
Tax  valuation  1896 6,23(i,ii45 


Rea1  valuation  1804..  .15.OOO.OOO 

Population  in  1890  was 20,813 

Population  In  lf^8O  was 32,325 

Population  in  1895  (est.)..  .38.0OO 


MERCER  COUNTY.— F.  L.  TOUVELLE,  Tre as. 

County  seat  la  Cellna. 


LOANS- 

BKIDGK  Box 
6e.  JAJ $23,000 

Ooourr  FAIB  BONUS— 
6».  JAJ $11,000 

DITCH  BONDS— 

6s,  JAJ $31,000 

5s,  JAJ 11,000 

I'IKE  KCPAIB  Boxns— 
6s.  JAJ $10,OOO 

K"M>  IMPKOVEH'T  BOKIM— 
6».  J*J $98.000 


Interest  payable  at  Co.  Treasury. 
Total  ilrbt  Jan.  1,1897... $187,300' 

Sinking  fund 25,000 

Net  ilebt 1  (i'J.OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 5.925.OOO 

Tax  valuation,  persoii'l..-..'.  Ixe.OOft 
Total  valuation.  1896..  8.411.OOO 
Assessment  i«  "y  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1.OOO) ll-OO 

Population  iu  189O  was 27.22O 

Population  in  l--*o  win.  ..21,808 
Population  in  (1895 est.)  ...30.0OO 


MIAMI  COUNTY. 

County  aeat  In  Troy. 
LOANS  Wknt  Out. 


T.  BAKTINESS.  Auditor. 


Tax  valuation,  real.... $14,958,490 
Tax  valuafn,  personal  6.324.OO4 
Total  valuation  1896.  21.282,354. 
Assessment  In  >«  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per$l.OOO) $2-84 

County  tax  (per  $1.00O) 6-7O 

,  r.i|iiiL"iti.ni  In  l-!K>  waa....  39,754 
15, 1896. $261^00  I  1'uimliilion  In  1897  (e«t.)..  45,000 


CIIUBT  HOCSK.  DITCII,  ETC.— 

St.  ..    $6,000 1900 

Ot,  ...  -n'.t.OOO 

SsAfts.  .....    18,500....          : 

5^  8.000 1898 

Intereat  payable  at  Treaa.  offioe. 
Total  debtSor.  r 


MIAMISBURG.— |fc 

Located  In  Montflomerr  County. 

LOANS  *•»*.  OuUCg. 

ELICTKIC  LIUIIT  Bo»oa— 

$11.200 
FIBB  AXD  LIGHT  IMP.— 

5« ...   $3.000 

OUCBAL  I«r.  BOBD*— 

5» ...$33.000 

STUKBT  IMP.  BOM*— 
6*.  1898  to  1907 $10.32O 

INTEREST  »•  K«neral  Inprorti 
o\ *r  Natioual  Bank  ut  New  York  . 


II    /I  III! IN 3.  Mayor. 
C.  M-llKLU  Clerk. 

Total  debt  Mar.  6. 1807. .    $54,72O 

Tax  valuation,  real 753,710 

Tax  valuation.  perVl 801,850 

Total  valuation  !-'.»,  ...1,553,660 

Tax  rate  ()>er$l.OOO) #2:1-40 

Population  In  1890  wax 2.952 

Population  In  1897  (e*t.)....3,<MH> 


I 

nent  bund*  I*  payable  at  the  Hau- 
on  raBwlnlnc  luue*  at  MlamUburg. 


«Jfir»rkT    tTD/-»D'r        )JAMK«  H.  K ALSTON,  Mayor. 
IVlllJlJLtr-Urt  1  . —  }R  p.  CARTWKIOIIT,  Cl.EKK. 

Situated  In  Me!*a  County. 

LOANS-  Wktnt*u.\     UUreat  parable  at  Miidlei 

Bo«DB—  I  Bonded  debt  Mar.  1. 18»7  $5*1.000 

Total  valuation  1896 55O.OOO 

AaMaament  about  >t  aetaal  valut. 

Tax  rate  (per  $1  ,oo<  11 $30-4O 

Population  In  14!*O  wa- 


4^ $7,OOO 

(MrBOTBVBVT  BOKO*— 
6*,M*8.  $4.000...  »«pl.  IS,  1897 

BBWBB  HU*I»- 

«•,  MAS,  $15.000. Sept.  13.  -99 '13 
6*.  MA8.    90,000  Bept.  13,  MO-'U 


M  1DDLETOV/N. — Mlddletown  la  In  Butler  County. 

CaabonnaiKl  *r.',17(i 

Net  debt  Nov.  13.  1896..       87,324 

Tax  valuation  1 896 4,436,1 3O 

Total  tax  (prr  $1  ,OOO) $26-33 

|..,.  i  ..I."!.  .11  I-'.'"   VBJ  7.1. -1 


LOANS—  W»" 

ll.nl.liiK          6*.  $3.000 

tawcr  *  lBB.3«,  1 8.000: 1H96.1 903 

•A     5   • 

l:. .:,.!..!.!..'  t  leV    I    •    '•••       •••'     ••" 


MONTGOMERY  CO.— If.  \V.  LEWIS.  Auditor. 


County  neat  to  I>ayton. 

LOANS-  »*m  Dot. 

BBIOOB  BOXD*— 

3>iB $70.000  .  .Sept.  1, 19OO 

]g£-^       18«^-lt»8 

••'•*"?.  Bept.  1. 1899 

^CT— 

5«.  MAS.  $40.000...  Sept.  1.  1900 

M*— 

5a.  MAN.  $2.000.. May  1.  '97  to'$» 


Total  debt  NOT.  1 5 .  '96 .     $137.000 
Tax  VB 

Tax  valuation. |M-r»ona 
Total 

AaMiannent  Is  V  actual  value. 
•  it  (per  $1. '.  *2-75 

l>er$l.OOO)  *9B..   5-2O 
-•«•  waa.. .100,852 
aUea IB  1$93  (eat.)..  120,000. 


MORGAN  CO.—  L.  F.  PABSOXa,  Auditor. 

County  aeat  to  MoConnelUvllle. 


LOANS- 
BBIOOB  BO>DO— 
6s.  ....$5.000 
BB.  ....  40.000 


t  .  '. 

\  l| 


2.1898 
1 


*\r,\nnr /ft  UK-     • 

Total  debt  Mar.  15.  -96. .     #- 
Tax  valuation,  real. 4.34  < 

INTEREST  l«  payabli-  at  County  Treaaury. 


TaxTaliiatlon,|MT'onal.$2,413,3(12 
Total  viilii:iitnii  I-  .ii.891 

AnoeiHinirnt  about  %  actual  value. 

Rtatetax  (per$l,IHMl| $2-76 

-1,000) 8-45 

Population  In  1890  HIM 19,143 


MT.  VERNON.-{{r 

Thla  city  I*  In  Knox  County. 
LOANS—  r*cM  Dot. 

Ill   M.    II   M    <      111  •' 

e«,  JAJ.  $<i 

($1.OOO  due  yearly. i 

Da- 
ily, $2.OOO... $1.0OO  due  y'rty 
I'n  IM.  liomia— 

.    ...1897to  19O2 
HO  due  yearly.) 
-.i*— 
6*.  Oct..  $6,820. .  .$1.080  due  j-rly 


•  ;.  ilf.VT.  Mayor. 

U.  i  II  \.-i;,Oty  Clerk. 

WA7k.ll   lloMIS — 

On.  JAJ.  r--. ....Jan.  1,  1902 

Suliji-rt  liinill. 

6*.         *l.-,.iM»i    July  1,  I'.uil 

liiti-re«t  Is  payable  ut  City  Treaa'y. 

•  M  Nov.  i:..  •:«:..    $8^^H 
Tax  valiuiti..n   I  iiul L'.III 

\      ..    -     11   .  :    '  •'..;.  In., I     x  Blue. 

i  .»x  (per  $1.000) $28-50 

I'.ipn!  "'  was 6.O27 

Population  In  IXKO  waa 3,249 

Popnlittlon  In   18!)7  (eat.).... 7,320 


86 


STATE 


CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


MUSKINGUM  CO. 

County  seat  is  Zanesvtlle. 
Boaded   lebt  Mar.  2, '97. $481,000 

Floating  ilel.t IO.OOO 

Total  deht. 491.0CIO 


L.  STABKEY,  Auditor. 


Ass»s'd  valuation  '96. $23,233,139 
Real  valuation  (eat.)..  35,OOO,OOO 
Populatiouin  1890  was 51,210 


Btnklmr  fund" ' '  28*000  |  Population  In  1880  was ^9,774 

Net  'lebt  Mar." 2.  1897. ...  466.0OO  I  Population  In  1897  (est.) . . .60,000 


NELSON  VTLLE — NeUonviUe  is  in  Athens  County. 


LOANS H  Hen  Dae. 

WATEK  \VORKS  4  SBWKRAUE— 

(•„ $((0,000 tept.  1,  1924 

Total  ileut  Nov.  15.  1896.  $60,OOO 
Tax  valuation  1896 833,490 


Real  valuation  1894.  ...$4,000,000 
Total  tax  (per  $1. OOO)....       41-20 

Population  iu  1890  was 4,558 

Population  in  1880  was 3,01)5 

Population  1893  (climated). 5,382 


•KTir-txT-  A  13  if         (C.  D.  BARRONS,  Mayor. 
NE  W  ARK.. —  \c.  S.  BRADY,  City  Clerk. 

County  seat  of  Licking  County. 

LOANS- 
NAME  AND  PURPOSE.    When  Due. 

ESCAMl'MKNT  BONDS — 


6s $6,000... 

LIGHT  BONDS— 
5s, $40.000  .... 

PAVING  BONDS— 

6s, $8,000 

5», 7,000 

Si 61,000 

6,000 


. 

5". 

58, 


1897-1902 
1897-1932 

1897-1900 
1897-1901 
1897-1902 
1897-1904 
1897-1905 
1898-1905 


BEWEH  BONDS  - 

5s,  ..      .     $4,500 1897-1902 

5s   ..  l.OOO 1899-1905 

5s, 29,000 1900-1905 

KEFBNDINO  BONDS— 

5s $25,000 Aug.  1,1901 

5s 16,000 Jan.  1,1906 

REFUNDING  SEWER  BONDS— 

6s,  Oct.,      $8,000 Oct.  1,1898 

5 7,000 1897-1900 

5s,  ..  8,000 1897-1904 

5s,  Jan.,     20,000 Jan.16,1900 


16,OOO.... 
21,000.... 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.— The  City  Prison  bonds  and  $18,000  of 
the  refunding  bonds  are  for  $500  each;  all  other  bonds  are  for  $1,000 
each. 
I NTEREST  on  all  bonds  Is  payable  at  the  City  Treasury,  Newark,  O 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  city's  bonded  debt  on  Jan.  1,  1897,  was 
$283,500 ;  floating  debt,  $6,359 ;  total  debt,  $289,859 ;  sinking  fund, 
$7,458 ;  net  debt,  $282,401. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  1896,  $6,079,264;  real  valuation.  1896, 
$10,000,000;  total  tax  (per  $1,000)  1896,  $30-00.  In  1895  the 
assessed  valuation  was  $6,031,498;  in  1885  it  was  $5,182,818. 

POPULATION.— The  population  in  1890  was  14,270;  in  1880  it  was 
9,600 ;  in  1870  it  was  6,698. 


NEW  PHILADELPHIA.—  : 

This  elty  is  in  Tusoarawas  County. 


D.  KORN8,  Mayor. 
I.A.CORRELL,  Clerk 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

CEMETERY  BONDS — 
6s,  J&J,    $6,000.  .Jan.  1, 1905-'07 

OENEBAL IMPROVEMENT — 
6s,  J&J,    $8,000.. Jan.,  1897-1903 
6s,  M&N.  15,000  ..May  1,  1905-'13 
5>S8,M&N24,OOO. .  .Nov.  1, 1897-'04 

SEWER  BONDS — 

6s,  A&O,$$36,OOO.Apr.  1,  1897-'13 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97. .  $89,OOO 


Floating  debt $705 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897. .      89,705 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,280.520 

Tax  valuatiou,  personal.    572,750 

Total  valuation  1896.... 1,853,270 

Assessment  *3  to  ^  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $26-10 

Population  in  1890  was 4,456 

Population  in  1880  was 3,070 

Population  1895  was 5,673 


INTEREST  on  cemetery  and  sewer  bonds  is  payable  at  New  Phila 
delphia,  Ohio;  on  Improvement  bonds  of  1897-1903,  at  Cleveland, 
Ohio;  on  remaining  bonds  at  New  York. 


{LEONARD  HOLLOWAY,  Mayor. 
. — )  JOHN  L.  McDERMOTT,  City  Clerk. 
This  city  Is  in  Trumbull  County. 

Bonded  dbt.  Nov.  15,'96..    $13,000  I  Tax  valuation  1896 $1,153,252 

Water  debt  (additional)..      70,»«  0  |  Total  taxrate  (per($l,000). $31-00 

Totaldebt, 83,000  I  Population  in  1890  was       .4,289 

Net  debt  Nov.  15, '9(i 82,552  |  Population  1896  (local  est.).  7,000 


NORTH  BALTIMORE.— 

This  village  is  in  Wood  County. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $38-40 

Population  in  1890  was 2,857 


This   village   has 

floating  debt. 
Tax  valuation,  1896. 


no  bonded  nor 
...$865,590 


Population  in  1880  was 701 


NORWOOD.— W.  E.  WICHG'AR,  Clerk. 

This  village  is  in  Hamilton  County. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

ELECTRIC  LIGHT  BONDS.  1895— 

5s,  semi  an.,  $30,OOO  ...1897-1926 

($1,OOO  due  yearly  on  Oct.  1.) 

FIRE  AND  GEN.  PURPOSB,  1894— 
5s,  ....,$25,000 Aug.  15,  1914 

GEN.  PURPOSE  BONDS,  '92-4-5— 

5»s8,  . . .  ,  $4,000 $1 ,000  yearly 

fi'ss 5,000 Mar.  1,1899 

5s,     ,  25,000 Sept.  1 , 1 915 

PUBLIC  BUILDING  BONDS,  1890— 
5s, $2,400 July  1,1900 


SIDEWALK  BONDS— 

6s,  ....,$468,337 Part  yearly 

5s,      53,000 1897-1925 

WATER  WORKS  BO^DR,  1893-4— 

5*28 ,  $75,000. $3,500 due y'rly 

5s ,    40,000 1S97-1914 

4Hi8 ,    15.000 Mar.  1,1915 

Bonded  debt  Nov.  15, '96. $740,737 

Tax  valuation  1896 1,955,210 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $30-62 

Population  of  towns'p  1890.  8,422 
Population  of  towns'p  1880.  5,306 


JA.  G.  COMINGS,  Mayor. 
• — J  A.  M.  LOVELAND,  City  Clerk. 
This  village  Is  in  Loraln  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due.  I  Total  debt  Nov.  15, 1896    $84.500 

DISTRICT  SEWER  BONDS,  1893—     Wafer  debt  (included)...      56,000 

a     'inn        <K  1  t   f\f\f\  1  or\^   ,  ctf\f\       «,__,_,__.* «*w,>™w 


'   uci»      ,  ,  ,— 

«s,  ami.,  $13,500 1897-1899 

(Part  due  yearly  on  July  1.) 

PAVING  BONDS,  1895  -     " 

6s,  scmi-an.,  $3,000.  ..Oct.  5, 1902 

MWKBAOI  &  DRAINAGE,  189->— 

4%s,  semi-an., $12.OOO. June  3,  '12 

Hubject  to  call  June  13. 1897. 

WATER  WORKS,  1886-'93-'95— 

5s, $56jOOO Aug.  1,1916 


Sinking  funds '.  2432 

Net  debt  Nov.  15,  1896.        82,068 

Tax  valuation 1,291,380 

Assessment  about  :1B  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1 ,000) $25-80 

Population  in  1890  was 4,376 

Population  in  1895  (est.) 4,500 


OTT  A"\V  A. — This  township  is  in  Putnam  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

ROAD  IMPROVEMENTS— 

«s,  .....  $63,000 1897-1901 

Total  debt  Nov.  15, 1896  .$63,000 


Tax  valuation  1896 $399,161 

Assessment  is  23  actual  value. 

Population  in  1890  was 3,381 

Population  in  1880  was 3,177 


PAULDING  CO— W.  H.  CULLEN,  Auditor. 


County  seat  Is  Pauldlng. 
LOANS-  When  Due. 

BRIDGE  AND  JAIL  BONDS — 
5s   Feb.,  $19,000 Feb.  1,  1907 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS — 
5s,  Feb.,  $32,OOO Feb.  1, 1904 

DITCH  AND  ROAD  BONDS— 
5s  &  6s,  $48,5OO 1902 

EXPENSE  AND  POOR — 
5s,  Feb.,  $29,000 Feb.  1, 1900 


Total  debt  Nov.  15, 1896. $138,900 

Tax  valuation,  real 3,611,700 

Tax  valuation,  personal. 1,296,075 

Total  valuation  1896 4,907,775 

Assessment  about  >y  actual  value. 
State  tax  (per  $1,OOO)  '95...  $2-75 
County  tax  (per  $1,OOO)  '95.$16-00 

Population  iu  189O  was 25,932 

Population  in  1880  was 13,485 


PICKAWAY  CO.— T.  J.  MORRIS,  Auditor. 


County  seat  is  Cirolevu  e. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

BRIDGE  BONDS— 

6s,  M&8,  $10,OOO Sept.  1,1898 

6s,  MAS,    22,710 Sept.  1, 1900 

COUNTY  FUND  BONDS — 
6s,  Sept.,  $4.920 Mch.  1,1899 

COUKT  HOUSE  BONDS— 
6s,  M&S,  $138,390... Sept.  1,  1907 

DITCH  BONDS — 
6s,  Sept.,  $1,370 Sept.  1,  1897 

JAIL  BONDS— 
6s,  M&8,  $23,460 Sept.  1.  1907 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  Treasurer's  Office. 


PIKE  BONDS — 

68,  M&B,  $17,090 Sept.  1,  1900 

Total  (lebt  Jan.  15,  '97    $217,940 

Tax  valuation,  real 11,853,540 

Tax  valuation,  personal. 4, 3^3,344 
Total  valuation,  1896.. 16,246,884 
Assessment  about  23  actual  value. 
Total  tax  rate  (per  $1,000).. *8'64 

Population  In  1890  was 26,959 

Population  iu  1880  was 27,415 

Population  in  1897  (est.)... 27,000 


PIKE  COUNTY.— J.  T.  ADAMS,  Auditor. 


County  seat  is  Waverly. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

Turnpike  6s.  $87,600  ...1897-1903 
Total  debt  Nov.  15,  1896    $87,6OO 

Sinking  fund  assets 26,388 

Net  debt  Nov.  15, 1896..      61,212 
Tax  valuation,  real. 2,673,790 


Tax  valuation,  personal$l, 40O.OOO 
Total  valuation  1896...  4,073,790 
Assessment  is  ^  actual  value. 

Taxrate  (per$l,OOO) $24-00 

Population  In  1890  was 17,482 

Population  in  1896  about..  18,000 


OPTIONAL— Several  of  the  turnpike  bonds  are  subject  to  call  before 
maturity. 

INTEREST  on  the  bonds  due  1902  is  payable  at  the  County  Treas- 
urer's office. 


DTr-»T7  A  (JAMES  WARD  KEYT,  Mayor. 

i-"l«oiU  A. —  I  SETH  McCULLOCH,  City  Clerk. 

This  city  is  in  Miami  County. 

LOANS—  Wnen  Due. 

IMP.  &  REFUNDING  BONDS — 
6s, $127,500 1909 

SCHO  >L  BONDS— 
6s&5s ,  $101,000. .1910-1913 

STREET  IMPROVEMENT — 
5s $150,000 1905 

WATER- WORKS  BONDS— 

6s,  J&J,  $3,000 1897  to  1899 

($1,000  due  yearly) 
6s,  MAS,  $150,000.... Sept.  1,1899 


5s,  J&J,  $65,000. . .  .July  1, 1905 
5s,M&S,  50,000.... Sept.  1,  1909 
58,  F&A,  ll.OOO.... Aug.  1,  1911 
Interest  payable  in  New  York. 
Total  debt  Aug.  1, 1896..  $598,500 
School  bonds  (addition'l)  103,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 4,417,435 

Assessm't  is  about  'n  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $30-90 

Population  in  1890  was 9,090 

Population  in  1896  (esti.).. 12,500 


/"•I'TV        5E-  M-  FIEBIGER.  Mayor. 
UJUL    I  . —  }0.  K.  HOWLAND,  Clerk. 


Plain  City  is  in  Madison  County. 
Totaldebt  Nov.  15, 1896.. $39,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 358,720 

Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 


Total  tax  (per$l,000) $30-00 

Population  in  1890  was 1,245 

Population  in  1897  (est.) 1,800 


PLEASANT. — This  township  is  in^  Putnam  County. 

Tax  valuation  1896....    $634,346 

Tax  rate  (per  $1  .OOO) $2t>  -54 

Population  in  1890  was 3,^86 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

ROAD  IMPROVEMENTS — 

6s,         ,$40,000 1897-19(3 

Total  debt  Nov.  15.  1896.   $40,OOO 


Population  in  1895  (est.) 3,500 


POMERO  Y. — Pomeroy  is  in  Meigs  County. 


LOANS- 
BBFDNDING  BONDS— 


When  Due. 


6s,  M&S,  $7,OOO Sept.  1, 1897 

68.M&S,    7,000 i^ept.  1,  1898 

6s,  M&S,  24,000 Sept.  1,  1903 

6s.  M&S,    8.000 Sept.  1,1904 

6s,  M&S,    8,000 Sept.  1,  1908 

6s,  M&S,  93.000 Sept.  1,1914 

6s,  M&S,    6,000 Sept.  1,1915 


REFPNDING  BONDS— (Con.) 

5s.  M&S,  $4.000 Sept.  1,  1907 

Total  debt  Nov.  15,  1896. $163,000 

Tax  valuation  1S96 1,115,273 

Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $31-40 

Population  in  1890  was 4,726 

Population  in  1880  was 5,5110 

Population  in  1895  (est.) 5,r  00 


INTEREST  on  the  5  per  cent  bonds  and  on  the  6  per  rent  bonds 
due  in  1896, 1«97  and  1898,  is  payable  at  Pomeroy ;  on  all  others  at 
the  Third  Natioual  Bank,  New  York. 


T->/-MZ>'-r   fl   TT\JT^/">lvr         5  8.  H.  M1ZENER,  Mayor. 
PORT   OL1JN  IOJN. —  |  J.  H.  FAUS,  City  Clerk. 

Port  Clinton  is  in  Ottawa  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due.  I  Tax  valuation $463,894 

PAVING  AND  SEWER  BONDS —        I  Real  valuation  1895 l,40->ni 


6s,  ,$21,OOO 

WATER-WORKS,  ETC— 

5s $66.920 1914 

Total  debt  Nov.  15,  '96. .    $87,920 


Total  tax  (per  $1,000)...        38-iiO 

Population  iu  1890  was 2.049 

Population  in  1 880  was 1 ,000 

Population  in  1894   (est.). ...3,000 


pj/— )OTc:i\/TOTTT  T-T        (Portsmouth  is  the  county  seat  of 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

CITY  BONKS— 

5s, $55,000 Aug.  1,  1897 

($5,000  due  yearly)  to  Aug.  1,1907 
5s $20,000 June  1,  1916 

RAILROAD  IMPROVEMENT— 
7s,  M&N,  $20,000 May  1,1898 

SEWER  BONDS— 

5s,  F&A,  $15,000 Aug.  1, 1897 

5s, ,    35,000 July  1,1923 

STREET  IMPROVEMENT  BONDS- 
OS $35,000 May  1,1897 

($7,000  due  yearly)  to  May  1, 1901. 

5s $18, 600. ...May  1,  1897 

($3,100  due  yearly)  to  May  1,  1902 


May  1.  190H 
May  1,1901 

May  1.  liioii 
May  1  .  1  !>li> 


Scioto  County. 
WATER  WORKS- 
SB,  ......  ,  $3i,OOO 

4s  M&N,    50,000 
4s,  M&N,    50,000 
4s,  M&N,    5O.OOO  .....  . 

Int.  pay;iltlc  in  Portsm'thait'1  N  V. 
Bonded  debt  Nov.  15,  '96  $;i*3,600 
Floating  debt  .............     :;].»!» 

Total  debt  Nov.  15,  '96...   41  l.Hlii 
AV;iti-r  debt  (included).  .  .  .    1  -O.IKIO 

Tax  valuation,  1X96....  4,996.090 

Assessment  about  factual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,  OOO)....     *:)<>•«'<> 

Population  In  1890  was.  .  1  2.39' 
Population  in  18SO  \\t\s..  1  1.321 
Population  in  1895  (esti.)  15.000 


I 


April,  1897. 


OttlO-CITIES 


i  .  .lost.-.  Auditor. 


PUTNAM  COUNTY. 

County  s»at  i*  Ottawa. 

LOANS-  r»«  Due.  i  Tital  debt  SOT.  15.  -»6. 

Rottoa—  ttnklncfuud 

1896-1898 


6s.  JA 

IMlrll    [Ml  f 

6s.J.\  1896-1911 

..1896-1911 

BuBBw— 

6s.  AAO.  *3.i>00. 1896-1097 

«>OO 


*U7.-->-.-> 
3.000 


Mel  dcM  NOT.  15.  1896.     114.285 

Tax  Talna  Ion.  real 7.241.315 

Tax  Taluatlon,  prr-on.. 
Total  »alu»tiob.  1896...  9.77O.4»t» 
Asersamrat  la  '»  actual  Talue. 

Total  tax  (per  91.00..) 9IO-O4 

Mar  1.  19O4  I  Population  In  !-!«>  waa... .30.188 
Population  In  ls«u  was. ...23,713 


6s.  K.iA.#l".-M l«9iM906  I  Population  in  13»t>  ie*t-> .  ..31.1SO 

5*  JAl>.    46.300 1896-19051 


LOANS—  WlktnZhu. 

PAKK  1  m-aoTRMBjrr  Bosuo— 

•*.  j*n. 


Bat  enna  la  situated  In  Portage  County. 

Wai*r  debt  i  Included)     .    973.000 
City  baa  no  floating- debt. 

Mnklus-fund... 2.339 

<*3.000  doe  yearly)  to  1921    Net  debt  Jan.  1. 1-97....     169.661 
WAT»  B  WOBBS  Eirura.  Boxno— 

6s.  JAI>.  94.O1IO 1997 

(t I.OnO  due  yearly)  to  19OO 

WATKB  WommjsCoa-rmcc.  B'DO— 

5s,  MA8.968.uOO.... Mar.  15.1897 

(9I.O<iO  yearly)  to  Mar.  15. 1913 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1.  '97..9173.0OO 


Netdebt Jan.  1.1-97  ... 

Tax  Taluatlon.  rml I.O63.99U 

Tax  Taluatloo,  personal.    •• 
Total  Taluatlon  I4M6  ...1.916.414 
Aaaaeement  1«  *a  actual  Talue. 

Total  tax  (perfl.UOO) 926-9O 

Population  in  ISUOwas 3.417 


BB  tho  park  ImproTMDMit  and  wat.r-w«rkieooatructlon 
ble  at  tho  Chemical  National  Bank.  Nrw  York :  on  the 
itaubw  hnrut •  at  thj,  abroad  National  Hank  of  RaTpnna. 


>  ,.  -  works  extension  bonds  attae  Second  Ni 

RIDGE  TOWNSHIR 

This  township  la  In  Van  Wart  County. 


.A.ToM  LI  Nsos.Clerk. 


LOANS 
B»AI>  BO«DO— 

.   i.  *IOU,000 19031918 

MB!  debt  HOT.  15.  1896  flOO.OOO 

R  I  LE  Y.—  Tnls  townahlp  to  In 


Tax  valuation  1896 $471,270 

Total  tax  (Dor9l,000) 936-10 

Potation  Ui  1890  was 1.677 

Population  In  1880  waa O87 


LOANS- 

R...I.  ' 


W**»  DM. 


1910 


OMUty. 

Tax  valuation  1896 96(13.665 

Total  tax  (per  91,000) 927-O4 

Population  la  1  WO  was 1.566 

Population  In  188OWM 1,4*4 


RI V  ERSIDE.— SoatheCUr  of  Cincinnati. 


ROSS  COUNTY. 

LO-' 

r  ,i Mi    I:  • 

6s. .r 

K 17.ono 


KftawddoMFob.  1S.V7.. 

a  r    tr-  KJi        if.D.  FOOHTAIN,  Mayor. 

S  A  LEM.— }  r.  w.  ALLISON. ciork. 

Tbla  el'  y  Is  la  Columbian*  O 
LOAN3- 


TotaldwBtrob.  IS. -97.  1O3.5OO 
Tax  Taluatlon  1846.. ..18.103.469 
In  1890  was....  39.4*4 
la  1880  waa.... 40307 

1 804  (osUm-rd).  40.000 


iTkotii  AJO— 

- 
^•fjf.  to  call  after  Bopt.  1. 1 

8BWO  BO«DO- 

6>.         .  •SJXW 

r  to«WALK  Borneo— 

•a,  ..  .»n«oa... 

V      !••••«- 

_...  .»15.<«M) l>u»  yearly 

8T«rnT  B»xi>o— 

An,.14.1 


STB  car  Bonos  -  (Con. ) 

.94.950 1*97101907 

.9  50  dao  yearly.) 
«*   1 1 ... .  i   •ajBjfl 
6e,  MAM,  9*000  .       1897  to  1901 

jfcffqxt  <JM  roarly ) 
So.  JA  li.  96.700.Jaao  15/01  to -30 
Total  debt  Jan.  IS.  V7      6165.25O 
Tax  TaJaMtoa  1896. 3^OO.OOO 


tax  porfl.OOO) 938-00 

Tn  IWO  waa S.78O 


(a-o-rriyjtoM.yillsiwI 
^•fl-REST  on  the  rallroa.1  I 
York  i  it  r  .  on  others  at  Salooi.  Ohio. 

•atHal 

SANDUSKY.-J£t 

liiiiookf  hi  altaatod  IB  Erto  Owiaty  oa  "aoduakr  Bay. 


.Nor.  1. 1897 
Nor.  1. 


AU4   1. 1997 


yoaflT)  voAoc.  1.1911 


ITaMDwa. 


•oA«o9mMM> 

' 


.Oot  15.  1997 


.... 
<91  JOO  do.  r'rif  >  to  Oet.  15.  1898 


80,.  ......  tlM^O 

W»T*«  M.KDO— 


99O.OOO  .. 
1936  i  rtlit.iNWda*  y'rlj  )  to  Apr.  15.  19O5 


1913 
...  Apr.  16.  1897 


TOWNS, 


The  tax  rate  for  1896  Includes  State  tux.  f2"U:  i-muity  tax.  $5-90  ; 
Ity  tax  proper.  $14-40;  average  school  tax,  $7  DO:  total,  $3O-JO. 

POPULATION.— In  189O  population  WM  18.471;  In  1980  It  was 
••>.<« ;  in  1870  it  was  13.OOO.  The  estimated  population  In  1895  was 
O.OOO. 


SANDUSKY  COUNTY.— JOHN  FANQBONEB, 
Auditor. 

County  seat  Is  Fremont 

LOANS—                   W/un  Due.  Interest  paid  by  County  Treasurer. 

C»i,  KTUocsE  BOND*-  Total  deht  Keb.  6, 1897.      $67.200 

s,  JAJ.  917.OOO 1897    Tax  Taluatlon,  real 10.0OO.OOO 

(Senil-annnally  until  19O1.)  TaxTalnation.peiftonal  5.OOO.OOO 

_KH.  if-.,  i   i:.,'vua—  Total  T»luat  on  1897.    15.000,000 

s",  JAJ.  «30.000 1897  ASWKK.  about  35%  of  actual  Talue. 

(Scmt-annually  until  1898.)  Total  tax  rate  (per  «1.0OO)..$t>-29 

DITCH  IMHHOVKMKXT  Boxoo—        Population  lu  189Owas 30,617 

j.JAJ.    94.2OO 1897  Population  In  1897  (est.)...  35.OOO 

(8eml  annually  until  19O2.) 
JAIL  BOXDK— 
>,  JAJ.  916.000 1897 

(Seml-annually  until  19OO.) 


•  11 1  5s,  AAO. 
•  Aaw.  1. 1936  i  ctl'M- - 

B—     I  Sa.  AAO.  930.000  ...Apr.    8.1897 
l»10|>«4.000dnoy-rly>U>Apr.    3.  " 
..  94.000.. ..May     1. 

•  -  -  ... 

- 


iw. 

.  91  !•.»•- 


...          .  1908 

3I.OOO»  .Mar  1.1*97 
pJMbdaoTnirly>  to  Ma.  1.  19O4 
fc».»'0  ......  189V-1901 

Jan.  1. 


37.00O  ...Jnlr    1.1906 
VOOO  ..  May     1.I90H 
60.000     .  July  l.V  1»97 
ly)  to  July  IS.  1908 


\£i£VSttZXIffl 

•B*  by  thoOtr 


_  In   Nsw  Y«rk  City:  on 
to  19O4.  In  Boston.  Mass. 


SCIOTO  COUNTY.— Jos.  T.  TRACT,  Auditor. 

County  aeat  la  PorUmoutb. 

LOANS-  •"»««  Dtu. 

RKrrxuixo  Box  DO— 
5a.  JAJ.  934.000       ..Jan.  1, 1899 
196.000  doe  yearly )V  Jan.  1. 19O3 

«.  JAJ.  936.000 July  1.1899 

Aa.500divro»rl7<  tn  July  1.  1BO2 
BoodVd  debt  Jan.  1.  "VJ... 45O.OOO 


oUr  acaiaot  tao  SSBM,  aad  tho  water  dobt,  oa  IBB 

NOT.  18.116.  Oet  lO.-OS.  Jaa.  1/94  Jan.  1  "93 
Total  hoadod  dobt 964IJOO     9-V11.5OO     94W.OOO     9I91^OO 

Jin,     .rands 49.713  ......        1OO.OOO 

»•  .1.    •  . .  9501JMM     fMl^OO     94M.OOO     9391, Ml 

M(lael8d-oal»To»#30t».000     9219.OOO     »tO7.OOO     931"  " 
ASSESSED  VALUATION. -The  cltr'»  aaMsood  Talnatloa  (abou 
•9 tor  ookt  of  taw  oaoh  «aloei  aad  tax  rate  baro  been  aa  follows. 


19M 

!«»<> 

:  •-- 


»,.»im.»*o 


fMo*. 


Tu  rate 


i  ...... .. 


3.430.000 


6JMM.070 
6JM0.030 

7.»3a;oao 


31-1 


'     -   '     .!•  •   • 


27  Hf 

30-oe 

:,  .i 


loatlnicdobl.. 


Totaldebt  Jan  1.1897         970.OOO 
Mnklng  fond aneta..  I',.I.MI 

Net  debt  Jan.  1.  1897.  '.:i,r-H> 

Ta<  Taluatlon  1896-.  10.140^31 
Aueaament  about  t,  actual  Talue. 
Tax  rate  (per$l.OOO)  1896.  .911-30 
Population  1897  lost)  .  ..  4O.OOO 
Population  In  1890  was  ..  33,377 


INTEREST  u  payable  at  the  Fourth  National  Bank  of  New  York. 


SENECA   CO— W.  H.  SCHLOSSBB,  County  Aud'r. 

County  aeat  la  Tiffin. 

LOANS-  Wk«n  Out.    Net  debt  Jan.  15, 1897.      (31.135 

BOXDO—  Tax  Talua'lon.  real.        14.53A.99O 

Tax  Taluatlon.  penonal  5.635.36O 
Total  valuation  1896..  2O.17l.24O 
Aaaoaament  la  »•  actual  Talue. 

9tatatax(per9l.OOO)    92-84 

County  tat  (per* l.OOO) 5-76 

Population  tn  1890  wna. ....  4O.869 
Population  In  1897  (eetlio.).45,OOO 


SI  DN  E  Y. — Thl»  city  to  la.  Shelby  County. 


BBIDOB  I 
«s.  seml-aan.,  938.0OO..  1897-19O3 

COOXTT  BUXM- 
6s.  aeoil  ann..    •; 
DITCH  BUXIM— 

6s.  soml  aan..    94.735    1896-1897 
-i  payable  at  county  traaVr. 
debt  Jan.  15.  '97..934.73A 
tBM 


LOANS- 


6a,  91  OO.OOO. 
•a.  4.MJO 
5». 


/>•«.  I  Total  debt  (Uat  return.)  9193.90O 
.  193O    Tax  valuation  1M95  ......  3.192.3OO 


.181*7  I  T»x  rato  per  91.0OO.  ........ 

80.000..  .1917  I  Population  In  1890  was  ......  4,890 


SPRINGFIELD.— Bprtnuneld  Is  In  aarkCountr. 


LOANS- 

BlIDOB  B4>«DO— 


Wk*n  Dtu. 
IBM  to  1903 


5a,  MA*.  930.000.. . . . ISMM 
CBJIBTKBT  AXU  PABB.  Box 

..95.000 190ltolU18 

Sa, 17.000 1915  to  1917 

IMP.  »T«BBT»,MB*I>I!«O,  Krc.— 

(Payable  br  a  pedal  a m-ntt 

6..    .....9135.481.. .1S96  to  1904 

MABKBT  HOD»B  *  Orrr  B'u»-*- 

4>o*.  M  «8. 9339.000..BOIK.  1. 1907 
l»i.vood  yearly)  to  *»pt.  1.  1U21 
BAXITABT  InrnoTBilBUTa— 

.000 1897  to  1899 

...1897101900 


STBBBT  Inr'nT  (City's  share)— 
Ss,  M*8.  945.000..  ...1897  to  1905 

WATBB  B«»«D  — 
0*.  MAS.  9190.000  ......  1897-1905 

(|10.000  M*fl  of  eikch  year.) 
fta.  1*8.  9303.000  .....  1906  to  '17 


S«oa.....  96.000.. 

•iwBB  B. 


Total  water  debt  )ln<-lM..  4O2.OOO 
Mnklncfnnd  .............       6565 

Not  debt  NOT.  15,  1896...  968.916 
T..K  ratal  N  ifca       17MB.IC6 
Aaaosi  meat  about  «•  actual  Talue. 
Total  tax  (per  91.000)  ......  «3'3O 

Population  IB  1895  (eat  )  .  .  .37.000 
Population  In  1890  wa<  .  ..31395 
Population  In  1880  was....  3O.790 


INTEREST  la  parable  at  Sprinirfiold  and  New  York. 

SPRINGFIELD   SCHOOL   DISTRICT.— 

OLIVER  II.  MIL1.KR.  Clerk  of  Board  of  Education. 

4>*i.  JAD,     92.850  June  18, 1897 
Sa. 84.000 

|   IMO 
9,'  1901 


LOANS- 

Bttii'i   ueAXDRfTBa— 
JAJ,         **•»>  July 

1.000.  NOT.  33,  1X97 

lii.m-1  July  21.  I-1'- 
10.000  An«.  16.1999 
7.000  Apr.  33.  1902 
8.000.  Apr.  33.  19O3 
8.000.  Apr.  33.  19O4 
u.....  J  !ai  -.  :  •••• 
n... "i  .1  ia«  -.  :  


AAO,  f  1  O.OOO.  Apr. 
AAO, 


10.000.  Apr.        , 
In  tore*  t  payal.le  at  Nrw  York. 
oKllBB. 


.37.V7. 


•1O4.650 
3S.OOO 


:.   UV 

...    FEr 

•a.  FAA. 

5s.  A 

Sa.  AAO. 

-  UMX 

JAi>. 
.     JAI». 

Sa.    JAD! 

STARK  COUNTY.— Jos.  MANDOK,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  Is  Canton 


Foattac debt auout  ... 
Tot.  debt  Jan.  87.  '97.  1«3,65O 
Tax  Taluatlon  11-96... .17,407381 
Aaaaamnont  about  *i  actual  Talue. 
School  tax  (per  Al. 000)  '94  ^6jOO 


1 1.000.  J  une    8, 1907  I  Population  1897  (eat.) . 


LOANS- 
CoOBT-ll«»t;». 

So  .....  »I«-P.I«HI 
l>riBMART  BI.I 

Sa  ......  938400 

RBFI  xipini)  B.- 

Sa  ......  930400 


llorsit 

.....  1«96  to  1913 
.  BoNDa— 

18U7  to  19O3 
iia— 

1897  to  1903 


WOBX-Hooaa  BoitL. 
5s.  FAA.  91S.OOO,  ...Au«.  1.  1899 


5*.  FAA,  915.000.. ..AUK.  1.  19OO 
5s.  FAA  20.000.... Au«.  1.  19O1 
ST 3.750. 

Intermit  1"  paj  able  at  Canton. 
Total  debt  NOT.  15. 1 896  J»  J46.7BO 
Tax  Taluatlon  1896  ...393S2.19O 

AaMwmnent  I*  >t  actual  Talue. 

Population  in  IMfMI  wa« -*4.17O 

I'.ip  lUti.in  in  l-c40was....«4,O31 
Populatlnn  In  1H96  (eat.) . .  10O.OOO 


ST  EU  BEN  V I LLE.— This  cltr  U  In  Jefferson  Countr. 

Tax  Taluatlon  1 -9<i. „.«•*>.. 11MJ.98O 
Keal  v»rtlon  (»ht.)  '94.15  OOO.(KX> 

Total  tax  (p«r$t,OOOi f25^90 

I'.iliulatioii  In  l«t»0wa«....  13.394 
Population  In  188O  was  ...12.098 
Population  In  1895  (eat.)  ..  15.OOO 


Wht*  D<u. 

936.SOO 

WaUr  Ifl.VHW 

Bonded  debt  NOT  1:>.1X1>6.3O1.AOO 
HIiiklnKfun.l  ...     6,O>O 

Net  debt  NOT.  15.  18U6..  ..195.SOO 


TIFFIN .—  This  cltr  l»  In  Seneca  County. 

i  nauQ whm  Ii*'  I     STBKET  A!«II  Stj!»t>RT  IMP.  Bt».— 

FxT»Dixo^*nB*mD;BsT-         «»T^...  915.OOO I*  -7  t „  18^.6 

6.7   ~9144.W0^18M Itol906  |  6s! 2M.4OO 1896  to  191O 


AND  cm  BIU* ?j£K£irr. 


Vol.  LXIV, 


LOANS- 
SEW  ER  BONDS— 


When  Due. 


Os,       ....  $47,315 1896-1910 

Total  debt  Nov.  15,  'l»6..  $743,015 


LOANS- 

M.u  IIIM.KY   BOND8- 

68 ,  $3,500 1807  1899 

NATURAL  OAB — 
6*.  ,$152,000 1896-1009    Slnklnif  fund  asset" _, 

PAWC  BONDS-                                  I  Net  debt  Nov.  15,  1896. .    69O,34o 
6*  .$50.000 1896-1909    Tax  valuation  1896 3,9/4490 

REYuN,TN.;  BONDS-  I  Total  tax  (per  *  1.OOO) »35;8C 

. . .  $76.000 1 896-1906  I  Population  III  1890  was 10,801 

The  uttvet  Improvement  bonds  (marked  thus  *)  and  sewer  bonds  are 
payable  In  np.clal  MiraaMBt. 

T  IK  KIN  SCHOOL  DISTRICT— E.  E.  HEKSHBEROER, 
Clerk  Board  of  Education. 

Located  In  Seneca  County. 


LOAN  ^—  When  Due. 

DKHT  KXTKNSIOX  BONDS— 
6s.  MAS,  *7,OOO Sept.  1,  1904 

Si-llixiL   B'lNDS — 

6s.  MAS.  $35.OOii . . .  .Snpt.  1 ,  1 897 


<$5.OOO  due  y'rly)  to  Sept.  I,  1903  I  Assessine 

6«,  MAS,  $.1.000. Sept.  1,  1897  I  School  tax  (per jn.00i')....v$7;00 


($1.000  due  y'.ly)  to  Sept.  1.  1901 


Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,  '97.    $47,000 

Floating  debt 200 

Total  dnbt  Feb.  1,1897  .       47,200 

Int.  is  paid  at  Tiffin,  O. 
Assessed  valuai'n  1896.4,100,000 
Assessment  about  >«  actual  value. 

School  tax  (per  $l,00i>) $7-00 

Population  in  1897  (68t.)...  14,001) 


. 

4»49,  M&S, 
4i>s,  AAO. 
4>4»,  JAD, 


4138,  AAO, 

4 IB",  AAO, 

41-2S,  JAJ. 

4>28,  MAN. 

4"ss,  AAO, 


TOT    F  HO  <  °UY  (i.  MAJOR,  Mayor. 

1  ^1_,C.L»V^.       £M    g    WRIGHT,  Auditor 

Toledo  is  situated  in  Lucas  County. 

tOANS-  When  Due. 

RIlxiK  BOVDg — 

8s,      JAJ,    $19,OOO. Jan.  2,  1911 

Subject  to  call  after  Jan.  2,  19O1 
8s,       A.m.  .*•-•:.( i.ood. Oct.  1.1913 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
4i«8.    MAN,  $21,OOO  May  1,1908 
4>«8.   JAD.       10.OOO.Juiif30.190x 
15,000. Sep.  10,1911 
32,OOO.Oct.    1,1913 
.      43.00O  Dec.  1,1914 
4s,       FAA,    200.0OO.  Feb.  1,  1925 

KIRK  DEPARTMENT— 
4>«9.   J.VJ.     $30,OOO. July  1, 1912 
4^9,    MAS,      30.OOO. Sept.  1,  1912 

GENERAL  FUND  BONDS — 
6s,       AAO,    $30,OOO.Oct.  1,  1899 

GENERAL  Fr\l>   IlKKIl  -IEXOY 

4>a8,   A&O,    $40,000. Oct.  10, 1903 

GENKBAL  FUND  REFUNDING— 
5s,      AAO,    $92,OOO. Oct.  1, 1901 
Ss,       AAO,    100,000. Apr.  1,  l!tor> 
5s.       A«O,    110.OOO.  Sept.  1,1913 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
4i«8,   JAD,    $30,OOO.Dec.  1,  1899 
100.OOO.  Dec.  1, 19OO 
70,000.  May  1,  1908 
110,000.  July  1,  1912 
69,000. Mayl5,19l4 
190,000.  Apr.30,1906 
57,000. Dec.  1,  1906 
70.OOO. July  1, 1917 
.._.     190.000. July  1,1919 
IMPROVEMENT  DEFICIENCY — 
413*.    AAO,   $70,OOO.Apr.20,1914 

MEMORIAL  HALL— 
5s,  AAO,  $40,000. Apr.  1, 1905 
MARKET,  PATROL  AND  DREDGING 
•5s,  MAS.  $7,OOO. Mar.  1,  1906 
4^23,  MAN,  10.OOO.Mav  15,1911 
4»29,  JAJ,  8,000. July  15,1912 


4"fl«,  JAD, 

4>as,  MAN, 

4>3S,  JAJ, 

4>3S,  MAN, 

4s,  AAO, 

4s,  JAD, 

4s,  J&J, 

4s,  JAJ, 


LOANS  -  When  Due. 

NATURAL  GAS— 

4>2S,    AAO,  $100,000. Oct.  1,1899 
4>28,    AAO.    1OO.OOO. Oct.  1,  1904 
150,000. Oct.  1,  1909 
150,000. Oct.  1,  1914 
100,000. July  1,  1917 
75,000.  May  10,1919 
175,000. Oct.    1,  1919 
NATURAL  GAS  JUDGMENTS — 
4Jas,    AAO,  $300,000. Oct.   2,1903 

PARK  BONDS— 

4s,       JAJ,  $200,000. J'lyl,'22 '44 
4s,       JAJ,     400,000.  July  1,  1942 

SANITARY  BONDS— 
4*28,    AAO,    $10,OOO.  Apr.  8, 1900 
4138,   MAS,      10,000. Sept.  1,  1901 
REFUNDING  BONDS— 

4i«8, $40,000 1912 

4s 50,000 

SCHOOL  BONDS— 


4s $90,000 Mar.  8,  1929 

STREET  INTERSECTION— 
5s,       M&N,$100,OOO.May  1, 1911 
5s,       MAN,     91,850. Nov.  2,  1911 
93,000.  Jan.20, 1912 
75,000. Nov.  1,  1913 
30,422.  Sept.  4,1910 
25,000. Sept.  1,  1912 
20,000. Jan.15, 1913 
50,000. Mar.  1,  1914 
10,000. May  1, 1915 
TOLEDO  AWOODVILLE  RY.— 
73ioS,  MAN,$432,OOO.May  4, 1900 

WATER  WORKS  EXTENSION- 
SB,  $120,000  ...Jan.  1, 1898 

($30,000  due  yearly)to  Jan.1,1901 

WATER  WORKS  REFUNDING— 
6s,       AAO,      $3,000. Oct.  1, 1899 
5s,       JAD,    497,OOO.Junel,  1903 
4>48,   MAS,    500,000. Sept.  20,  '14 


5s,  JAJ. ' 

5s,  MAN, 

4>as,  MAS, 

4>as,  MAS, 

4i«8,  JAJ, 

4>2S,  MAS, 
MAN, 


INTEREST.— All  bonds  and  semi-annual  interest  coupons  are  paya- 
ble at  the  Importers'  A  Traders'  National  Bank,  New  York  City— except- 
ing the  general  fund  refunding  issue  dated  December  1, 1884,  and  due 
December  1,  1899,  and  the  Memorial  Hall  bonds,  which  are  parable  at 
the  office  of  the  Trustees  of  the  Sinking  Fund,  Toledo,  O. 

B! 

010, 


special  assessment  debt  on  the  first  of  February,  1896,  ou  the  first  of 
January,  1895,  and  on  the  first  of  Sept.,  1893. 


Jan.  1,  '95.      Sept.  1,  '93. 
$5,657,272       $4,996,343 
337,000 


Feb.  1,  '96 
Total  bonded  debt  .............  $5,469,184 

Sinking  funds  ..................       337,000 

Netdebt  .....................  $5,132,184       $5,320,272 

w  ater  debt  (included  a  love)...  $1,120,000       $1,000,000       $1,000.600 
Spec,  assess't  debt  (additional)        ........        $1,115,772  $127',356 

The  sinking  fund  is  Invested  in  city  bonds. 

Water  ™>».  the  origin* 

alUati°n  and  tax 
Total.       Tax  Kate. 


Seat  Estate. 


Personal. 


$10,767,436 

10,691,000 


95'.::::::::::::$35.396.6o6 

1894  .............   34,764,240       10,691,000  45,455,240       28-60 

The  actual  valuation  of  property  in  1  895  was  $133,875,600    The  tax 
rate  (per  $1.000,  for  1894  Includes  State  tax,  $275;   county   tax* 
95  ;  city  tax,  $14  80,  and  average  school  tax,  $6  10. 


was  81,434  ;  in  1880  it  was 
In  1896  the  Population  according  to 


TOP?  ONTO         5  H.  H.  SMITH,  Mayor. 

,r      ,    ,  <  M'  B'  EDWARDS,  JR.,  City  Clerk. 

This  village  is  in  Jefferson  County. 

LOANS-  Whrn  Due. 

WATER  WORKS—  • 

Cs,  JAD,  $75,OOO 1900  to  1930 

(Part  due  every  10  yrs.) 
BLDG., STHEET  AND  SEWER  BONOS- 

«« $11,813 1899 

Total  debt  Aug.  1,  1896.    $86,813 
Kinking  funds 3,013 

INTEREST  on  the  water-works  bonds  is  payable  at  New  York. 

TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


Net  debt  A  ug.  1 , 1 896 . .      $83.800 

Tax  valuation,  real 600  OOO 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    125,000 

Total  valuation  1896 725,000 

Assessment  is  i«  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1 ,000) $28'80 

Population  in  1890  was  2  536 

Population  in  1896  (cst.)        3,500 


TROY  5A.  L.  McKINNEV,  Mayor. 

\  P.  J.  OOODRICH,  City  Clerk. 
Troy  is  the  county  seat  of  Miami  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

IMPROVEMENT  BONDS — 

«s,  MAS,  $6.000 Mar.,  1922 

5s,  MAS.  20,000 1917-1920 

5s,  MAS,  11,000 1920-1921 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

CITV  HALL  REFUNDING— 

5s.  MAS,  $12,000 1897-1898 

SB,  MAS,      0,000 1906-19 1 1 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

5s.  M&S.  $10,000 1923-1924 

5s,  MAS,    15,000 Mar.  1,  1905 

5»,  MAS,      2,500 1899-19OO 

REAL  KSTATE— 
5s,  MAS,  $10,OOO 1901-1910 

REAL  ESTATE  REFUNDING— 
5s.  MvS,    $6,OOO 1900-1905 

WATER  BONUS. 

5s,  MAS,    $80,OOO Mar.,  1899 

($4,OOO  due  yearly)  to  Sept.,  1918 
5s,  MAS,  $4,000 191 1-1914 


Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897.    $182,500 

Floatiogdcbt 22,000 

Totaldebt 184,700 

Sinking  fund  assets 1,500 

Net  debt  Jan.  I.  1897..       183,200 
interest  payable  nt  Troy. 
Waterdebt  (includ.-d,...        84,000 

Tax  valuation  IKiMi •-'.r,:;-v.H  I 

Assessment  is  '4  iit-tual  value. 
Total  tax  <p<<r  $1  .OOO) . . .         30-20 
Population  in  1M!)O  was -l.l'.n 


UPPER  S ANDUSK Y.- \ 

Upper  Sandusky  is  in  Wyandot  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS  — 
s.  AAO,  $20,000 Apr.  1 


6s,  AAO, 
6s,  AAO, 
6s,  AAO, 
68,  AAO, 
6s,  AAO, 
68,  AAO. 


15,000. 
10,000 


....Apr.  1 

...  Apr.  1 


'97-8 
1899 
1901 


8,000 Apr.  1,  1902 

6.OOO Apr.  1,  1903 

8,000 Apr.  1,  1904 

7,000 Apr.  1,  1905 


Total  debt  Apr.  1,1897..     $U7,000 

sinking  fund  assets ;i.OOO 

Netdebt  April  1.  1897  til.ooO 

Total  valuation  1S9R  . . .  ]  ,296,340 
Assessment  about  2-5  actual  \ 

Total  tax  (per  $l,OO(ii $2s  (M) 

Population  in  189O  was  .... 
Population  in  18!)7  (cst.) :I.I;IH> 


INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  Ninth  National  Bank,  New  York. 

TT-  A  -NT   1*  7- TT>  r->  "-!-•        <,  C.  M.  SUTPHEN,  Mayor. 
VAN   WERT. —  \  c.  F.  MANSII  IP,  Village  Cl.-rk. 
County  seat  of  Van  Wert  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

CITY  HALL  BONDS — 

5s,  JAD,  $15, 000 June,  1897 

($2,000  due  yearly)  to  June.  1903 

COMDEMNAT'N  BONDS,  SPCL.  IMP.— 

6s,  Aug.,        $477.... Aug.  1,  1897 

CURBING  BONDS,  SPCL.  IMP.— 
F  s,  A&O,     $2,170 . .  Oct.  10,  '97-'03 
5s,  J&J,  420.. July  l,'98-'u4 

MACADAMIZING  BONBS,SPCL.IMP.— 


6s,  Dec.,  $1,2OO.. Dec.  1,  '97-'99 

6s,  June,  2,260... June,  '97-'00 

6s,  M&S,  2,025. Sept.  25,'97-'05 

5s,  J&D.  4,095. June  20,'97-'03 

5s,  A&O,  8,260. . Oct.  10,'97-'OS 

5s,  J&J,  980.. July  1,  '98-'04 


PAVING  BONDS,  SPCL  IMP.— 
6s,  M&S,  $13,950  Sept.'^.-i.^iT-'OL' 
5s,  J&D.      17,500. June 20, -97-'03 

WATKR  BONDS- 
SB,  AAO,  $50,OOO Apr.  1,  lii-jl 

Subject  to  call  after  Apr.  1,  Hill 
5s,  AAO,  $70,OOO Apr.  1,  1941 

Subject  to  call  after  Apr.  1,  Hill 

5s,  J&D,    $5.000 June, 

4!2S,  M&S,     5,000 March. 

Bonded  dcht  Fcb  1, '97..  *!'.'- 

Tax  valaation  1896 1  ,^00,0110 

Total  tax  (per  $1 ,000) ...         3 
Assessment  about  '3  actual  \ 

Population  in  1890  was 

Population  in  1896  (est.) 7.0OO 


INTEREST  on  the  $5,0f)0  of  water  bonds  dun  in  1910  is  pay: 
the  First  National  Bank,  New  York  City;  all  other  interest  at  tin 
of  the  Village  Treasurer. 


WAPAKONETA.- 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

BUILDING  BONDS— 
6s, $4,500 1897  1901 

KLECTKIC-UOIIT  BONDS— 

6s $19,OOO 18971906 

5s ,      5.000 1897-1900 

WATKH  WORKS  BONDS— 
5e,  semi-an.,  $4,OOO.. Mar   1,1900 
($500dueseml-an.)  to  Sept.  1,  1903 
5s,  semi-an.,  $4,000. .Mar.  1,  1904 
(fl.OOOduesemi-an.ttoSep.l,  1905 


•This  village  is  in  Anglalze  O> 
5s.  semi-an.,  $12,000,  Mar.  1, 1906 
($1,500 due  semi-an. to  Scp.l. 
5s,  semi  an.,  $20,000. Mar.  1,  1910 
($2,000 due  semi  au.)toSep.l,  1914 
5s,  semi-an.,  $10,OOO.Mar.  1, 19 
($2,500  due  semi  au.)toScp.  1 . 

5s ,  $10,000 

Total  debt  Nov.  15,  1896    $"- 

Tax  valuation  1896 l.i:;:!.*-'i 

rotal  tax  (per  $1,000) . . . 
Population  in  1890  was 3,616 


WARREN  CO.— I.  N.  WALKER,  Auditor. 


County  seat  is  Lebanon. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

COUNTY  BUILDING  REPAIR  B'os — 
5s $14,000 1897  1898 

JAIL  REPAIR  BONDS— 
5s.  MAN,    $6,500 1897 

Interest  is  payable  at  Lebanon. 
Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897.... $20,500 
Sinking  fund 2,658 

TAX  FREE.  -Bonds  are  exempt 
not  residing  in  the  State. 


Nefdebt  Jan.  1, 1897. . .      $1 

Tax  valuation, real 9.1- 

Tax valuation,  personal  5,478,65! 
Tot.  valuation  in  1896. .  1 4.9H2.712 
Assessment  about  %  actual 
State  A  Co.  tax  (per $1,000).. $8-49 
Population  in  1890  was.. 
Population  in  Is*"  was.... 
Population  in  1897  (est.) . .  -J5,500 
from  taxation  if  owned  by  parties 


iij-  A  ^TTTTVT/~T^/-^TVT  /~>     lu         5 J •  L. Z IMMERM A N .Mayor. 

WASHINGTON  C.  H. —  \ ADD.  BURNETT,  cieri. 

This  city  is  the  county  seat  of  Fayette  County. 

IMPROVING  STREETS— assessed  on 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

EXTENDING  CITY  DEBT- 

6s,  AAO,  $3,000 Apr.  2,  1897 

($1,OOO  yearly)  to  Apr.  2,  1899 

6B,  MAS,  $5,000 Sept.  15,1898 

($500  due  semi-an)  to  Mar.15, 1903 

5s,  MAS,  $8,000 Sept.  1,  1897 

($500  due  semi-an)  to  Sept.l,  1904 

STREET  IMP.,  SPEC.  ACT — 
5s,  MAS,  $40.0OO... March  ],  1910 
($4,000  due  yearly)  to  Sept.l,  1919 

REFUNDING  STREET  IMP.— 

5.  M&S,  $22,000 Mar.  1,  1897 

($3,000  due  yearly)  to  Sept.l, 1904 


property  benefited. 

6s,  MAS,  $'/0,ti80 1897-1910 

5s,  MAS,  $6,VOO 1 890-1900 

Interest  payable  at  City  1 
Bonded  debt  Feb.  5,  '97..  $10t,8gC 

Floating  debt l*Hfi 

Total  debt  Feb.  5,  1897. .     1 05.9S( 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,731,9JH 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    790,071 
Total  valuation  1 896  . . .  .2,ri2 1 ,97;i 

Assessment  is  %  actual  \  aim-. 
Total  tax  (per$l,000>.. 

Population  in  1890  was r>,74l 

Population  111  1897  (cst.) li,500 


The  sinking  fund  receives  over  $2,000  yearly  from  the  tax  levy. 

WAYNE  CO.— HENRY  MARSHALL,  Co.  Auditor. 

County  seat  is  Wooster. 


LOANS— 


When  Due. 


COUNTY  DITCH  BONDS— 
6s,  var.,  $37,200  ......  1897.tol903 


Tax  valu'tion,pcr.son'l       ,> 
Total  valuation  1896..   20,784,681 

Assessment  about  !t>  an; 


Total  debt  Nov.  i5.'i.896    -'$37,200  ,  Population  in  1890  was.... 
Tax  valuation,  real.  ..$13,455,470  |  Population  1896  (est.)... 

WELLSTON. — Thi8  city  is  in  Jackson  County. 
LOANS-  When  Due.    Total  debt  Nov.  Hi.  1 -91; 

Elec.  Light  5s,  $20.000.1897-1916    Tax  valuation  189H L.OBH 

Improve'nt  Us,    10,OOO.  1896-1906    Total  tax  (per  $1,"OO)... 

Water  5s,  48.OOO  1896  19iO  I  Population  in  1880  was 9 

Water  5s,  10,000.1921  1925  I  Population  in  1890  was 


AA7I7T    T    c:\7-TT    T    T? 
W  r^l_,i_,O  V  ll_,l_,tL,.  — 


<  P. 
(T. 
This  city  is  in  Columbiana  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

CEMETERY  BONDS— 
68.  Jan..  $9,000.  .$1,000  an.  to  '06 

CITY  BUILDING  BONDS— 
6s,  July,  $16,000.  $2,000  an.  to  '06 

FLOATING  DEBT  REDEMPTION  — 
5s,  JAJ,  $15,000  .....  Jan.15,  1920 


H.  JONES,  Mayor. 

R.  ANUREWS,  Treasurer. 

SCHOOL  BUILDING— 
5s.  JAJ,  $15,000. $1,000  an.  to '11 

STREET  IMPROVEMENT— 
6s,  var.,  $17,200 1897  to  191 

WATER-WORKS  BONDS— 
6s,M&S,  $21,000.  ...1897  to  1902 
(Part  payable  yearly. 


April,  1  - 


OHIO-CITIES 


TOWNS, 


85* 


LOANS- 

K   W..H 


•am  D»t.  , 


i  Assessment  about  Hi  actual  value. 

WATER-WORK*  Rmrrvoao—         Total  tax  rate  (per  »l.oooi  >--7  -10 
la.  MAS,  $30,000.... Mar.  15, 1909  '  Population  In  1890  was... 

WATER- WOKK*  Exrasioif—         I  Population  In  188O  was 3.377 

Ss.  JAJ,  $5.000 Jan.  13.1990 

INTEREST  on  the  bonds  U  pay 
able  at  the  office  of  the  City  Traaa. 


Kail  debt  Jan.  1 

Valer  debt 


an.  15,  1997.  $1 
(Included)  .  .  .      56.0OO 


Tax  valuation  1890. 1.7OO.OOO 

WILLIAMS   CO.—  County  teat  1s  Bryan. 


LOANS—  Wkem  One. 

SB  Bo*l>e— 

«..¥-.  -.-.... 

total  debt  NOT.  15. 1S94S    #44,OOO 


WILLOUGHBY.—  { 

v.  iiioujrhby  is  In  Lake  County. 

LOANS—  Warn  D**- 

Et.r.-rm.     I.1.;HT— 
5».  MA-    ........  M  i:    :.  :  -.;-. 

Finn  HIM*  BOXM— 
•a,  MAS.  $800 Sept.  1, 1899 

»   .11  l;   U  ..>.*-   BOXM 

MM  :.  !-••- 
1999 
19U2 


Tax  valuation  1896.... $8.982,530 

Tax  valuation  1891....  9,005,785 

Population  in  1890  was..... . 

Population  In  188O  wa*.....2;i.--.:i 


5..  x*8,  $2«.ooo 

•soudneiwml-ai 

5..  MA-   r.     ... 


I  «n  itoScpt.  1. 199* 
..-.IttOO- 


J.  W.  ELLRK.  Mayor. 
i  KKKIM8.  Clerk. 

Total  debt  NOT.  15. 1896. . 

Tax  valuation,  real. 

Tax  valuation,  pereonal.. 
Total  valuation... 
Appro  x.  aelu'l  valuation.  1 
Total  tax  (per$l.o<N.  . 
Population  In  189O  wu. 
l-..|..!..m..;i  hi  ISM  ....- 


-  B   ..... 
,  :  i  HO 


. 
'.-1.--0 


._ 

..$29-00 
...1,219 
...1.001 


OPTIONAL -Tne  water  bonde, due  from  1897  to  1922.  are  subject 
m  call  at  in*  option  of  the  Tillage  after  Bsplsmbu  1, 19O2,  on  ninety 
lay.'  notlee. 


INTEREST  on  the  water  bunds,  doe  from  1897  to  1922.  In  payable 
K.iclid  Avenue  National  Bank.  Cleveland.  Ohio ;  on  all  other 
•Ms  at  the  ofnoe  of  the  Village  Treasurer. 

^Wl  LM  I  NGTON.— County  seat  of  ( llnton  County. 


LOANS- 

• 


V.   1903-1907 
ii  tit  HoiDa— 
Sa,  Var.  tJO.OUu  ..1912 


Bonded  debt  Xov.l.V96.    86O.OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 90O.490 

Tax  valuation,  p  •€•«••!    78O.OOO 

Total  valuation.  1896...1.680.45O 

Assessment  about  4  actual  value 

I  gjajg  *  Co.  tax  (per  $1.OOO>.$9  84 

I  repnlatlnn  In  188O  was.'.'.".'.'2,745 


WOOD  COUNTY.— "..  u.  ».  \.MI\X,  Auditor. 

^^^pty  »eat  Is  Bowline  OreeK. 

LOANS-  IT*,. /)M.  i -Tax  valuation  1*96      $20.938.000 

I  Be*l  valuation -94  aM.  •U.OUO^WO 
'•    1.  1899 
1900 

(41O.OUO  seml-annually) 


Population  In  189OWM.... 

Population  In  1 8<H>  wa« 34.O22 

Population  la  1894  (eM.) . .  .3O.OOO 


ZANESV1LLE.— (5.   W.  KENNEDY,  City  Clerk. 

Tin-  city  is  tue  capital  of  Miuklugum  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due  \     WATKR  WORKS  BONDS— (Con.) 

4»a9,  JAJ.  $6O,OOO.. . . July  1,1907 
2O,OOO....Oct.  1, 19O9 
70.OOO... . Apr.  1,  1913 


('KvKTERr  BONDS — 
5s,  seml-an..  $10.OOO  July  1.  19O8 

FIRB  DBIT.  BONDS  (rerumllntr). 
4<«B,  MAS.  $10.OOO.... Mar.  1.  19OO 

NATDRAL  GAS,  ETc.(refundlnir).— 
4H*,  M*N.  $40,000.... May  1, 1905 

REFDKDDIO  Boxng— 
4s,  A*O.  $204.000. . .  Oct.  1 , 1915 

6s,  MA-.*70.ixHi..        .-.  ,  •.  ;       - 
(Part  due  yearly),  to  Sept.  1, 19O3 
STRKRT  PAVING  BOMM>— 

6s $28.010 1898  to -O2 

WATER  W'RKK  BOND*  (rafnnd*>). 

4>M,  AAO.    3o',OOO".'.Apr.  l',  19OU 


4>s»,  AAO. 
4>as.  A&O. 

4>s8,  JAJ.  6O.OOO....Jnly  1,  191<5 
ZAXi.iirii.LK  RAILWAY  (refund'*). 
4>gs,JA-J,  (25.000.  ...July  1,  1905 
4»a*,  JA-J.  14.0OO.... Jan.  1.1910 
bonded  debt  Feb.  15,  '97.  (62S.OOO 

Siukiun  fund 82.0OO 

Total  debt  Feb.  1 5,  1897.     7  IO.OOO 

Tax  valuation  1896 9,088,124 

Aatesrinent  about  Lj  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per$l,OOO) $27-90 

Population  in  1890  was 21.0O9 

Population  in  1880  was 18.113 

Population  1894  (eet )  abt.  25.OOO 


INTEREST  1«  payable  at  Na»*uu  Bank,  New  York  City,  or  at  Treaa- 

an  •-  •'•:.-  .• 


ADDITIONAL     STATEMENTS. 

In  the  table  below  we  give  MatenienU  retrurdliu;  all  minor  civil  divi- 
sion* In  the  State  of  Ohio  which  hare  reported  «n  Indebtedness  of  over 
$29,000  and  which  are  not  represented  among  the  foregoing  detailed 
report*.  We  have  added  In  each  ease  the  population  from  the  Uensua 

,.-  i-..., 


Total  Inlerril 

I»U.  Kalr. 

Athens.  Athens  Co 91OO.OOO  5  A  <i 

Ada  8.  D..  Harden  Co 6U.O1O  5*7 

Ada.  Harden  Co 36.7OO  6 

Akron,  8.  D..  Summit  Oo  .  !  O.ooo  5*6 

A.hland.  A-hland  Co 5S.59O  8*6 

Barbsrtoa.  Brnnmlt  Co. . . .  25.SOO  6 

Bellerne. Huron  Co 67.8OO  9*6 

Berea,  Cuyaboffa  Co 42.00O  9 

Bridireport,  Belmont  Co. . .  98.O9O  8 

Bryan.  Williams  Co. 47.OOO  9*6 

Camt>rld«»l*.D, Ouern.ro.   37.OOO  9 
Canal  Oorer  8.  D..  Tusca- 

raw».                      92.000  5*6 

Canal  Oorer.  Tu«car  Co.. . .   ». •  • 

«  Co.. . .177.OOO  9 

Carry.  Wyaodott*  Co 97.0OO  6 

Carroll  Count                     ...  28.OOO  6 

Carrol!                     '» 31.000  5  *  «l 

•.  Ham.  Co. .  332.400  4*5 

Clark  Count}                             i.SOO  6 
Clere.  H.  D.  Cuyabom  Co.913.66O 
C-olomblana.Coluni.Oo..   38.0OO 

n.  Co 


Popula- 
iln'ur-       \*trtttil     linn  in 
ity.        VoluatioH.     1890. 
•21--25  $1.075.290    2.26O 


Yearlv. 


423,680    2,079 


•••-    :  : 
•  .-  •  :-. 


1.1  -.'.-•;<> 
i.,,..  ...-..,. 

844,796 

SS0.030 
1.212.143 

931,370    3,068 


148,040 


,  LEMUEL  JRFFRIK8, 
-»i«.T. 

kMnty  (eat  of  Wayne  County. 
LOANS-  Tarn  Otu. 

Ur.  Irt.  1913 
^^••all..  •:.  1903 


.  \  •. 
9 
8 
8 
9 

A    • 


1.1902 

..Oct..    1908 
July.   1909 
luil 


9.  18V7-M 
oet..     1909 


LOANS-  "TUn  Out. 

"rtr.  ABSKMII RVT  BDS.— (Con.) 

1W7-I9O2 

'     .June.  1897-19O4 
'Oct..    1897-1904 

K  as-1"- 

.May.  1899 

1 
ttooL)     : 

1.915 

••      •••• 

18*7 21S1MII 


. 
.    • 


rioallnc  d 

:    •  . 


199  I  Tax  valuation,  raml 

valaatton,  pnvomal     968,999 
M>4|Tntalrataathml*95     .  9AHI 

at-tual  value. 
-       . 
5.901 


sOonln  1 


1 1 A .  -  ;  r.  f.  LOO  AS.  Clark, 
r  Is  la  Ureene  County 


'  -IU)ror 


INS— 

- 
$9.000....  Alt*.  1 

"l7  I1B-J. 


lOioo.....  .Juiy  i.  1907 

18M-94. 


OO. 

fcl  $89.2«0. 1902-1912 

8o4t»et  to  eall  19O2 

...      6.0.  .• 
^^•PTKHEKT,  etc.— 


i-  •- 


LOA 


NS- 


rioatlacaV 
Total  debt 
BlnMnc 


•:..  .•  v..     :       ... 
caVbt  ............ 


Out. 

»  •«  II  >i  i    >»i.  I  ,.,       |.,  i  : 

•MMMJf 

3.0*5 

:  ••  944 

I  7"7 

Set  debt  NOT.  15.  1 TO6' .     1341839 
Total  raluailon  18M... $3.867,007 

Intareat  payable  In  Xenla. 

ansiamsni  Is  ••»  actual  vu 

Total  Ui(prr»l.o«>0) - 

Popnlatton  In  1890  wan 7.3O1 

rvpnJatlonlnlooowa.    ^  •. 

Popnlation  In  1896  (est.  ...IO.OOO 


Y-OUNGSTOWN. 


AN- 


>  E.  H.  MOORE.  Mayor. 

I!  ROWS,  nty  Clerk. 


M.  '97  to  '17 
POO..  Oet.  1.  '97  to  -01 
JO.  (Wpt.  1.-W7 


(>rt.l.-97to  '06 
-«pt.  1  .  1901 


••••  i  :  •- 
34  QOO 
698.'l32 

Hlnkln.fniHl 4O.4O4 

•otdebtJaa.  1.1H97.  .       657.728 
Tax  ratnaUnu,  real....  9.879.880 
Tax  valuatloa.  peraoarl  3.7 
Iwtol  valuatloa  1896      13.632.95O 
.e.  actual  val. 


ii  .... 


AuMMm-t  about  40  p< 
Pop«mta»n  2  1»97  T«ST" 


. 


orks  bond*  of  1901  In  payalile  at  the 
om  all  other  bonds  at  the  office  of 


AahfaOo.  41.OOO 
Uay  fna.D..M^rt«'m'ry  Co.5«ft.OOO 

1..  • ...:...    -     |..  I-  •     •    I  0.800 

Deflanos  County 57.O2O44A6 

IMphos,  Allen  Co. 96.00O    9*6 

I  ..    ]..•-.  V.,i,  \V.-rtl- :  .... 

1  «t  Kml«.UD». Oolnaib.Co.  26,300    8*6 
KlrHadty8.a.  LoratnCo.  88,194       6 
KrleCoamv  ...  68.OOO        9 

KianatanBnmntonCo  ..  69389  6 
rostorln8.D..  SenacaCo  29.OOO  6 
Un»Rntown.aTt<om'yCo.  28.i«*>  6 

Gleadaia.  Hamilton 7O.7U2        8 

<«learllte.CnyahoiaCo  .     89.IMW       8 

Oreena  County 

^^mn>      8 
MO  44-6 
.-.i       9 

i!   .    •      .      .   II  .:•      ......  7-       V. 

Hart*  <•«.  31,800       9 

IIIIUli  8 

5*6 

[I      ,-.,.-    |,     !.«:.,..          I.    ..... 

Lake  Countt.  8 


Yearly. 

•i.    ,r..  . 
•97-'  15 

'...    .'  . 

•...  •  •  . 

•97--01    31.891.60052,277 
•97--12          .............. 

•03-'19  462.H50  l.ll-' 
1904  23^198.930  99.O29 
•  I-  .............. 


W8JMO    1.800 

7.919.O8O  17,Mir, 

424,310    1.228 


7373.490  29,769 

- 


413,690 


4.,  MI: 
1.810 


•.-  H 
.  ,• 

••   n 

-."i    l!«'l  

1899  893,190     1 

yearly.  822  .woo    1.144 

V7--99  1.777.790 

•W7--06  17.960.79899.820 

•97--04  - 


14,609.07035.462 


^"•^ 

;  ••  . 
-.-  '..I 


|0  M9,'650Sft«  ... 
1.019,220    1.907 


17o       797 


.      .  ,  ,. 
Lorai  T 

.    •- 

Marietta  8- 
Marlon  8.  8.  D..  Marlon 
Martin'*  Fr- 
Martli 
Me-hs 
Ml.ldlefn*  - 
Mont pellrr.  Williams  C 
Xapofaon,  Bmtry  0> 
Newark  Tp..  Llekln*  Co. 


• 

->• 


t'N.I 


9*6 
5*6 

5"» 

.->  A  n 
9*6 

8 

9 

6 

9 

8 

6 


r." 

1906--14 

'00-04 

1914 


77..HNI 

:     

...   99JOO 
Xswuumaulu •  n.T«o«r f '<>   u.i«>"       .,  n.i 

'-0.138.278    9*6    *97  * '25 

Norw  .  •       6         <98*-O3 

Ottawa  Oo» 
Ottav 

!'«e.  I^keCo.     i 
PauldliiK.  PaukUncCo....  66.OOO 

Perry  Co 

PerrysbBTv.  Wood  Oo 

Ptqnn  a  8.  b,  Miami  Co.  .1  •  • 
Plain  City  8.  D..  Mad.  Co      8$^H 
Pleasant  RW«e.  Ham.  Co.  61.C81 

Polk.  Crawford  Co 9O.OOO 

PrebtoCo 46.9OO 

Pnltaey  Twp. ,  Belmont  Co.  1  - 
Hcadlnir.  Hamilton  Co. ..  A" 
Ktpwy.  Brown  Co 5i 




•9A-'19       693.18O    9396 



:  116 

•  ..    84 

loESi  2>018-917 

..  ... 


.-i 


•I.  Bernard,  Hamlli..'   • 

St.  Mary's  8.  U..  Auxl.  Oo. 
At.  Mary's  VIII-Ke.Aiiit.Oo. 
HallMrflle.ColnmManaCo 


• 

9 
5 

6 

6 

.   A    .. 

•'.    •• 

6 

9*6 
9 
9 
8 


•7  A    "  : 
»  A    L8 

•.-    ..  : 

•.,:      ],, 

1901 

190  . 


•97  'I 


l-"     1,241 
7,195 

7.29.\685  21374 

/V)    4",755 

364.742    l.-7:> 

8.708.35131,151 

310.9UO    1,747 


UM  • 


7.200 


•97- -06   14.lxni.2MI  23.421 


1917 

1904 
'97--14 


Tlpperanoe,  8.  D.,  Mia.  Cii.   29.OOO  9*6 
Toledo  Board  of  Kducat  n . 

Lnoas  Co 322.00O  4V|*6 

Troy.  Miami  Co 1H1.5(K>  5*6 

Troy  ».  8.  D..  Miami  Oo.        84.OOO  5*6 

TrnmbullCo 18O.OOO  4H 

Tuaearawani                      ..   X5.OOO  6 

i;hrlch»vllle.  Tnsesr.  c<.    1  i:i.l<r7  5*6 

UrbaaaS.  D..  Cbamp-n  Co.  46.OOO  9*6 

Urbana  City.  Champ'n  Co.3O3,OiX)  5*6 


•07--10 
1913 


922.95O  1 2,857 

260     

819.9H7    2.483 

1,180    1,779 

796.760    

968',»00    3'.0o6 

•.-.40    2.368 

1.286,010    1,977 

11,395,02024,707 


•96-'19  

•96-'24  2,638.814    4,494 

•94-'02  

•!Mfl«  l«,771,6Ofl  12.373 
•  "  1H.B1H 

•01  -'12  8H7.«70    3,842 
•97-' 18 

•»7-'ll  3,904,057    6.510 


90 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


Papula- 
Total     Interett    Jfatur-     Attested    tton  in 

Place—  Deln.       hate.  ity.      Valuation.     180O. 

Van  Huron    Putnam  Co  ..840,000       6  1902        $602,150    3,444 

Van  Wort  Count™ .  .....   20  000    546    '98-'OO        9,262,780  29  109 

VliitoiiCoiintv... 33,000       6        '99i'14    3,118,20210,045 

Warren  City.truinbuU  Co.  89,000       5        '96  A '02    3,012,           5,973 
ZanMV.  8. 1)..  Musltin.  Co.  80.OOO  4  A  4>a      1915  


State  of  Indiana. 

ITS 

DEBT,  RESOUKCES,  ETC. 

Organized  as  a  Territory  (Act  May  7, 1800)  -  July  4,  1800 
Admitted  as  a  State  (Act  Apr.  19,  1816)  -  -  Dec.  11,  1816 
Total  Area  of  State  (square  miles)  -  -  -  36,350 

State  Capital  -    Indianapolis 

Governor  (term  exp  3d  Monday,  Jan.,  1899)  -  James  A.  Mount 
Secretary  of  State  (term  expires  Jan.,  1899)  -  William  D.  Owen 
Auditor  (term  expires  18fl9)  -  -  -  A.  C.  Daily 

Treasurer  (term  expires  Feb.,  1899)       -       Frederick  J.  Scholz 
Legislature  meets  biennially  in  odd  years  on  the  Thursday 
after  the  first  Monday  in  January,  and  sessions  are  limited 
to  sixty-one  days. 

HISTORY  OF  DEBT.— The  historical  details  of  Indiana's  State 
debt  from  1832  to  the  present  time  will  be  found  in  tho  STATE  AND 
CITT  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1894,  pages  85  and  86. 

Indiana's  credit  stands  high  no w,  about  all  of  Its  debt  being  in  3  and  3  >a 
percent  bonds;  the  details  of  the  State's  outstanding  obligations  are  as 

follows: 

FOREIGN  DEBT. 

LOANS—  • Interest. >     . Principal. 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE-                   P.  Ot.  Payable.      When  Due.  O-ttstand'g. 

School  fund  refunding r.    3       J  &D    June  18, 1909  $3,905,000 

Stock  certificates int.     ceased         past  due  4,470 

Do          do        Int.     ceased         pastdue  2,145 

Temporary  loan r.    3*a    A  &  O    Apr.  1,  1902  340,000 

Do           do  (refunding)..    S^s    A  &  O    Apr.  1,  1915  585,000 

Optional  after  Apr.  1,  1910 

Do           do  (refunding)..    3 "a    MAN    May  1,  1915  500,000 

Do            do  r.    3       A  &  O    Apr.   1,   1899  400,000 

Do           do  r.    3       M&   8    Sept.20,1899  700,000 

DOMESTIC    DEBT— NON-NEGOTIABLE. 

Held  by  Purdue  University..    5        Q.— J $340,000 

Held  by  Indiana  University..    5        M&N     141,000 

OPTION  AL.— The  foreign  debt  bonds  are  all  subject  to  call. 

INTEREST  and  principal  of  foreign  debt  bonds  are  payable  at  the 
office  of  Winslow.  Lanier  &  Co..  New  York.  Interest  on  the  $340,0  0 
domestic  debt  bonds  is  payable  at  Lafayette,  Ind.;  on  the  $144,000  at 
Bloomington,  Ind. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  following  statement  shows  Indiana's 
total  debt,  the  foreign  and  domestic  debt,  and  the  annual  interest,  on 
the  dates  mentioned. 

Nov.  1,'96.    JVo»,  1,'95.    Nov.  1,  '94.    Nov.  1,  '93. 

Foreign  debt $(5,436,615    $7,036,615    $7,436,615    $8,006,615 

Domestic  debt 484,000         484.OOO         484,000          484,000 


Total  debt $7,920,015    $7,520,615    $7,920,615    $8,490,615 

Int.  on  foreign  debt..    $200,025  $233,525       $251,625 

Int.  on  domestic  debt.        24,200          24,200  24,200 


Total  annual  int..    $224,225          $257,725       $275,825 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  following  table  shows  the  total 
valuation  of  real  and  personal  property  and  the  State  tax  rate  (per 
(1.000)  for  the  years  indicated. 
Tears 
1895. 
1894 


1893. 
1891. 


. 

1885. 
1880. 


Tears.          Valuation.      Scale  tax. 
1875 $897,739,783 $1-50 


662,283,178.... 
567,381,553.... 
455,011,378... 
301,858,474.... 


1-50 
2-00 
1-50 
2-00 
2-50 


Valuation.       State  tax. 

$l,286,OiO,531 $0-90 

1,295,106,415 1-00    1870... 

1,302,310,250 1-00    1865... 

1,255,256,038 1-20    I860.... 

843,483,466 1-20    1855... 

793,526,079 1-20    1850... 

728,944,231 1-20  i 

The  total  tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  for  1895  was  $2-96%,  including 
Benevolent  Institution  tax  $0-50,  school  tax  $1-10,  State  debt  sinking 
fund  tax  $0-30,  and  Educational  Institution  tax  $0-16%,  in  addition 
to  the  general  fund  tax  of  $0-9o  as  given  above. 

DEBT  LI  IMITATION.— In  the  present  Constitution  of  Indiana,  which 
went  into  effect  November  1, 1851,  superseding  the  Constitution  adopted 
in  1816,  there  are  explicit  provisions  limiting  the  power  of  both  the 
State  and  its  municipalities  to  contract  debt. 

FIRST,  as  to  the  State,  Section  5  of  article  10  provides  that  no  debt 
except  to  meet  casual  deficits  in  revenue,  to  pay  Interest,  to  repel  inva- 
sion Ac.  can  be  contracted.  The  section  in  full  is  subjoined. 

CREATIOS  OP  DEBT  FORBIDDEN.— No  law  shall  authorize  any  debt  to  be 
contracted  on  behalf  of  the  State  except  in  the  following  cases :  To 
meet  casual  deficits  in  the  revenue :  to  pay  interest  on  the  State  debt ; 
to  repel  invasion,  suppress  Insurrection,  or,  if  hostilities  be  threatened, 
provide  for  the  public  defense. 

In  the  sixth  section  of  the  same  article  the  last  clause  prohibits  the 
assumption  by  the  State  of  the  debts  of  any  municipality  or  corporation 
The  clause  referred  to  reads  as  follows. 

iv.N°,r  ,shall.tne  General  Assembly  ever  on  behalf  of  the  State  assume 
the  debts  of  any  county,  city,  town  or  township,  nor  of  any  corporation 
whatever. 

SECOND,  as  to  municipalities,  the  provision  contained  in  the 
Constitution  seems  to  be  equally  clear  and  emphatic,  and,  as  will  be 
found,  fixes  the  limit  at  2  per  cent  of  the  valuation.  It  is  article  13  of 
that  Instrument  which  relates  to  this  subject,  and  we  give  the  article  In 
full  below. 

i  ^L"?1^"."?*?,1*88   VorD-— Nf>   political    or   municipal    corporation 
i  tnls  state'  shall  ever  become.  Indebted  in  any  manner  or  for  any  pur- 
pose to  an  amount  in  the  aggregate  exceeding  two  per  centum  on  the 


valuation  of  the  taxable  property  within  such  corporation,  to  be  ascer- 
tained by  the  last  assessment  for  State  nud  County  taxes  previous  to 
the  incurring  of  such  indebtedness;  and  ail  bonds  or  obligations  in 
excess  of  such  amount  given  by  such  corporation  shall  ln>  void;  Pro- 
fiilrtl.  That  in  time  of  war,  foreign  Invasion,  or  other  great  public 
calamity,  on  petition  of  a  majority  of  the  property  owners  in  number 
and  value,  within  the  limits  of  such  corporation,  the  public  authorities 
In  their  discretion  may  incur  obligations  necessary  for  the  public;  pro 
lection  and  defense  to  such  an  amount  as  may  be  requested  in  such 
petition. 

THIRD,  counties  (but  no  other  kind  of  municipality)  are  prohibited 
from  subscribing  for  any  stock  in  a  corporation  unless  paid  for  at  time 
of  such  subscription.  The  section  which  covers  this  subject  is  section  6 
of  article  10,  and  is  as  follows. 

Counties  cannot  take  stock.  No  county  shall  subscribe  for  stoek  in 
any  Incorporated  company  unless  the  same  be  paid  for  at  the  time  of 
such  subscription;  nor  shall  any  county  loan  its  credit  to  any  incor 
porated  company,  nor  borrow  money  for  the  purpose  of  taking  stock  in 
any  such  company;  nor  shall  the  Oeneral  Assembly  ever  on  behalf  of 
the  State  assume  the  debts  of  any  county,  city,  town  or  township,  nor  of 
any  corporation  whatever. 

The  prohibition  which  this  section  contains  applies,  as  already  stated, 
only  to  counties.  Consequently  the  Legislature  was  at  liberty  to  author- 
ize cities  to  subscribe  to  the  stock  of  railroads,  as  it  did  by  a  general 
law  passed  in  1867  granting  the  power  to  subscribe  to  the  stock  of  any 
railroad  running  into  or  through  any  city  or  near  its  corporate  1  imits. 
Other  laws  of  a  somewhat  similar  character  have  been  passed  at  other 
dates.  We  notice  one  law  too  which  authorizes  counties  bordering  on 
the  State  line  to  subscribe  for  railroad  stock  and  to  issue  bonds  for  the 
purpose  of  paying  the  subscription.  In  view  of  the  above  section 
this  grant  of  power  extended  to  counties  would  seem  to  be  at  least 
questionable. 

COUNTIES  are  apparently  restricted  by  statute  to  a  lower  than  the 
Constitutional  limit  of  2  per  cent  in  the  matter  of  creating  debt.  For 
instance,  Section  5,749  of  the  Revised  Statutes  authorizes  any  county 
to  issue  bonds  when  necessary  to  construct,  complete  or  repair  court 
house,  Jail  or  other  county  buildings,  or  to  fund  existing  debt ;  intlinse 
cases  county  commissioners  may  borrow  for  that  purpose  not  exceed 
ing  1  per  cent  on  assessed  valuation  and  issue  bonds  therefore, 

Sinking  fund  for  payment  of  bonds  must  be  provided  by  levying  a  tax 
of  not  less  than  one-tenth  of  one  per  cent  on  the  taxable  property  of  the 
county  in  addition  to  a  specific  levy  to  provide  for  interest.  (See  He- 
vised  Statutes.  Section  5,753). 

Limit  of  one  per  eent  may  be  exceeded  in  counties  where  construction 
of  court  house  was  begun  before  January,  1885,  and  where  the  ordinary 
revenues,  together  with  1  per  eent  of  the  taxable  property,  are  not  suffi- 
cient for  completion— in  such  cases,  and  where  the  exigencies  absolutely 
demand  it,  bonds  not  to  exceed  1  per  cent  of  valuation  in  addition  to 
previous  debt  may  be  issued. 

Limit  of  one  per  cent  cannot  be  exceeded  except  for  temporary  loam  in 
any  county  having  a  voting  population  of  twenty  thousand ;  temporary 
loans  are  authorized  in  anticipation  of  revenue  for  current  fiscal  year, 
payable  out  of  such  revenue  within  such  fiscal  year,  and  not  for  exceed, 
ing  two-thirds  of  the  tax  duplicate  of  such  the  preceding  year;  but  no 
temporary  loans  are  permissible  until  all  temporary  loans  upon  the 
revenue  of  any  preceding  year  have  been  paid.  Any  ordinance,  order, 
resolution,  obligation,  contract,  note  or  other  evidence  of  indebtedness 
to  increase  the  debt  of  such  county  shall  be  absolutely  null  and  void.— 
(See  Revised  Statutes,  Section  5,818. 

In  addition  to  the  foregoing,  general  statutes  have  been  passed  by  the 
Legislature  granting  general  powers  to  cities  and  towns  of  fifteen 
thousand  inhabitants  or  over  to  issue  bonds  for  legitimate  corporate 
purposes,  subject,  however,  to  the  Constitutional  limit  of  2  per  cent  on 
valuation.  But  we  have  not  the  space  to  set  out  here  the  details,  or  the 
details  of  the  other  legislation  applicable  to  cities  of  larger  and  smaller 
population,  and  covering  specific  purposes,  such  as  water  works.  &o. 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.— The  population  of  Indiana  lias  been 
as  follows  in  the  years  named. 


1890 2,192,404 

1880 1,978,301 

1870 1,680,637 


1860 1,350,428 

1850 988,416 

1840 685,866 


1830 343,031 

1820 147.178 

1810 24,520 


Between  1860  and  1870  the  increase  was  330,209,  or  24-45  per  cent; 
between  1870  and  1880  297,664,  or  17-71  per  cent,  and  between  1880 
and  1890  214,103,  or  10-82  per  cent. 


CITIES,  COUNTIES  AND  TOWNS 

IN  THE 

STATE  OF  INDIANA. 

NOTE.— For  reports  not  found  in  alphabetical  order  among  iht  follow- 
ing tee  page  95. 


ADAMS  CO. — IRWIK  BRANDTBERRT,  Auditor. 

County  seat  is  Decatur. 

LOANS—  When  Due.  I     County  has  no  sinking  fund. 

Tax  valuation,  real *<;. 


Tax  valuation,  pers'l...    3,35! 
Total  valuation  1896...    9,7! 
Total  tax  rate  (per  $1,0' 


REDKMPTION  BONDS- 
SB,  May.  $40,000 May  2,  1908 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  1897. $60,000 

Gravel  road  bonds  (Incl.)..   20,000    „„  ^.,._. 

Floating  debt 19,486  I  Population  in  1890  was 20,181 

Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1897....   69,486  |  Population  in  1880  was 15,381 

INTEREST  on  the  redemption  bonds  is  payable  at  New  York. 

ALEX  ANDRI  A.— This  city  Is  in  Madison  County. 


Total  debt  Jan.  30,  1896.    $83,000 

Tax  valuation  1895 2,200,000 

Real  valuation ...5,000,000 


Population  in  1890  was 7 

Population  in  188O  was 4 

Population  in  1896  (est.) 7,0<X 


ALLEN   COUNTY.— C.  W.  EDSALL,  Auditor 

County  seat  is  Fort  Wayne. 
County  has  no  bonded  debt.  I  Assessment  abt,  60%  actual  value 

Floating  debt $15,000  '  State  tax  (per  $1,000) (J-J 

Tax  valuation,  real... $34,689,3HO    County  tax  (per  $1,OOO) £ 

Tax  valuation,  persou'l.   7,692,270  I  Population  in  1S9O  -as... 
Total  valuation  1896..  .42,381,650  |  Population  in  1880  was 54,7t> 

INTEREST  Is  payabl*       vVjn8iow,  Lanier  &  Co.,  New  York  City. 


April,  1897. 


TOWNS, 


91 


A  -vrrMrDCrMvT         >  M.  M.  DUNLAP.  Mayor. 
ANJJh.rC:=><JIN.  —  ,  KPPLY.  City  Clerk. 


Thi 


unty  Mat  of  Madison  County. 


WATER-WORKS  (Con.)  - 
5*....-....    $9.000  ........    - 

Total  debt  Mar.  1.'97..    $154.5OO 
Tar  valuation  1896  .....  7,929,055 

Actual  valuation  ........  25,000.000 

Population  In  189O  was...  ..10,741 

Population  In  1896  (est.>...21,042 


LOANS-  Wkf»  IfHf. 

Js...  11:   .»u  .  *-'•;. •«<•>  K.-r.    1  1    '.-'I  : 
!5.1900->08 
(83,OOO  tea  yearly.) 

fik'H.  »-  »L  It'  '^    •»       •  -  1.1 

5a.seaU-aa  .  $2O.SOO.AUK.  1.  1910 
^^Ka-W.»K4— 1887-9-1892—     I 
^^Hu..  $72,000 20  yearn  I 

OPTIONAL.— The  school  bonds,  water-works  bonds  and  the  funding 
boU'K  doe  in  1913,  are  subject  to  call  ten  years  from  date  of  Issue. 

INTEREST  Is  payable  at  Fourth  National  Bank  of  New  York  City. 

BARTHOLOMEW" 

And 

County  seat  is  Columbus. 
LOANS—  •*••»  D»t. 


CO.  — I.    B.    BARRETT, 


*s-, 


Total  debt  Mar.  1.1.  '97.       $57.OOO 
Tax  raluation  real  .....  10.4  ; 
Tax  Taluafn.  personal.    4.698,665 
Total  valuation  1897...13.140.75O 
t  about  actual  value. 


5H».  JAD.  $32,000. . .  1897  to  19OO 

*JO  due  yearly.) 
B*ll>'>  Ki  *1>IXO  BOBVaV— 

•  ...1901  to  1905 
$5.u».  l.ie  yearly. 

INTEREST  on  the  5«g  per  eent  bonds  Is  pay 

^^•l  Bank  of  Madison  and  on  tbe  5s  at  the  First  National  Bank  of 
Columbus.  Ind. 


. 

c.iunty  tax  rate  (p.  *1.OOO)  $10-30 
Population  In  189Owaa  .....  23.867 


..... 
T  OB  the  3»i  percent  bond*  U  payable  at  the  Nations' 


BLACKFORD  CO.—  J.  0.  WOOD,  Treasurer. 

Count  j  wat  U  Hartford  City. 

LOANS.  mot  D<u. 

r  HOCSB  BOIM. 
5«.  J  ±J  ,  $6O,O00....19O3to  1907 


.  . 

'.lie  yearly.) 
i«.  AAO.  $69.000  ..... 
(Part  doe  yearly.) 


1907  to  1013 


Bonded  debt  June  1.-96.  9119.000 
Total  valuation  1895...  6.563.140 
Annsmiiiit  la  %  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1.OOO> *1O-80 

Population  la  180O  we»....lO.461 
Population  IB  1895  about...  17,000 


INTEREST  Is  payable  by  WUulow,  Laaiar  *  Oa..  New  York. 


5  Wit.  H.  Bt'BB.  Mayor. 
. —  ;  j,,iijf  MACDONAli),  City  Clerk. 
Tti!4  city  Is  In  day  County. 


LOANS—  Wtm  D*t. 

4*.  MAI.  $8.000 Nov.  1.1887 

is.  MAS.  $7.000 Nov.  1.1898 

5  JAJ        :IOOO July  1.1899 

3s.  MA«.  10.000 Nov.  1.  19O1 

1910-1913 


Boaded  debt  Jan.  1.  "97.    889.OOO 
Net  Boating  debt 16.435 

in-.,  i-. -i 


making  f  nad  aeeouau  . . 
KrtdebtJaa.  1.1897....     1OB.O6O 


Water  debt  <lacl 
Tax  TaluatloB,  real 


I,      ,,K., 

1.488.600 


.1899*1904  I 

"n 


tax  raluaUoa.  pamoaal.    7oo.jo«> 
it  aboofi ,»  artt 


.,  artual  value. 

^^^•QpO 1906-1910  I  Total  valuation  __. 

U.JAJ       :.000 Jan.  1. 19O6  j  Tax  rate  (per  $I^OO) $1O-00 

Bin  <n»N>  WATBB  WoBC«—         I  Population  IB  189O  was 3.9O5 

-.JAJ    -;    »«> Jan.  1. 19O5  I  PopvtottBB  IB  1897  (eat.) ...  9.5OO 

•JO !-ept.  1.  1900| 

TAX  FREE.  -All  bond,  an  eiempt  from  taxation  staoe  1 


L 


-.  M*    .      ..  .  . 
wtr»K  «  .«»•  Bono*— 


.  -  1  .000. 


CAMBRIDGE  CITY— M.  I,.  STKK  IILER, 

CambrMfB  City  la  IB  Wayne  County 

•*.  i  Water  deM  llavladed) 813.OOO 

TaxvaloaUoa  1898 S18.OOO 

May  20, 1897  I  Real  valuatioa  (eat) . .  .89.OOO.OOO 
.••—  i  lltyaadeo.tax(par$l.uoui  r.i-63 

.  SI.I..I.N,  1 9 17  |  Population  la  m&Ow. 

>00  due  yearly  from  19O&.)      I  PopulaUoa  1897  eat: 
rsWAsM  Pat.  1,  1897.      $14,000  I 


.    ,.., 


3LARK  CO.-H.  II.  HEATOX,  Aoditor. 

Cacaty  aaat  U  JeffanonTllle. 

r*M  Due.  I  Tax  valuation. real  ....«7,9«7.91O 
Tax  ralaatlOB  a<r«oMl  4.917,3»7 

JOXMW..1897  to  1908  ,  Total  valuation  IDVfl  .  rj.9O6.737 

I ne  yearly  on  JOB*  1)    AMMMBM*!  abovt  %  actual  value. 

s>w  Y..rk.  |Ta»  rate  (Bar  8I.OOO)..         •  1:140 

-M  ret.    1.117..     9130.000    P^^attoBtB  1890  waa.....  3O.SM 

fun.la.«  3.86S    Popwlatkm  la  19»7  ie.U)... 33,000 

•tFak.  1.1897..       114.1331 


,LAY  CO.— OMUIyaiatlaBrailL 

LOANS—  IT*«M  Out.  I  Mnkl 


llncfBBd. 
.«*(  debt  J  n  ael.  1*96. 


'iot*83 

I«t9"-1901  |  TaxValBaMa«"i89«      ^    I.2OO.OOO 
i  AsiirsaBHBtab»at'»of  actual  valoe 
•JMdeMJnal.'Ve...  8MKOOO  Tax  ntaipei  M8O 

•tlXdsM 17.8S3    PopnlatWlB  189O  was.... 80^38 

.7.35-.- |  r..|Hjlatk>nl»  1<*7(S««  l     .  35,000 
NTEREST  oa  the  boads  U  payable  at  the  Third  National  Bank. 


*w  J 

. —  ;,  j.  w.  f«l  VtKk 


In 


aMM 


daMJaa.  1,1897.      8M.127 

BBIU  A  *  B.  !  Maklac  road •      -I 

Jan.  I,  IWO7  .  Net  debt  Jan.  1. 1897..        79.743 

Jaa.  1,  19O9  I  Tax  valuation,  real 9.7O9.1O3 

I  Tax  taluation.  prr~.iri    1. 
»epf..1,  1915    Total   valuaUon  18!« 
ba—  I  Aimaaaat  about  %  artual  value. 

•ept  3,  1915  i  Total  tax  rate  &l  3O 

Population  la  1A9O  wa» 
7.       *79.000    Population  1897  (MtlniTdi.  10.OOO 


I  brad*  are  raajaet  to  aall  af  ter  1O  yaw*  frea»  date  of 


* 
— < 


>T.  K«TILWlI.l..Mayor. 

,  D.  TRACY.  Cterk. 
HeaUOBisry  County 

WkemDHt.  I  Net  debt  Jan.  1.   1897...    865.OOO 
>       U8WTBOBM-  ,Ta<    raluaUon.  real 

$45X100 T»t  valuation,  ponon 

-A*l"*  «••»"•>                    Total  valaatioa  189., 
••{•••Mjaa..  1.  1897  ».%vooo     ».„  ..,,,,,,t  * t  haeta 


«•»• 


<ta  (Bar  81.  000)  .......  t 

Population  IB  I  »90  wan  ... 
.000  1  Population  1897  lnt.i  wa- 
TAX  FREE.  -The  bond*  nf  thU  rity  arc  riempt  rrom  taxation. 


DAVIESS  COUNTY.— County  seat  Is  Washington. 

LOANS—  When  due.  I  SinkiiiK  fund $1O,OOO 

COCNTT  Boin>»—  I  Net  debt  June  1,  1896 64.OOO 

..   83,000.  ..July     2. 1897  I  Tax  valuation  1893. ...11,414,930 


25.OOO..  -Oct.     3,  18i»8 

25.OOO.. .Apr.  15.  1900 

Total  debt  June  1,  1S9G..  S74.OOO 


Population  iu  189O  was 26,277 

Population  In  1880  wag... .21.552 


DEARBORN  CO.—  A.  E.  NOWLIN,  Auditor. 

County  *eat  is  Lawreneeburgh. 
Wheti  Due. 


LOANS— 
u^uixo  BONDS— 
Bonds  of  •87.$lO.OOO.Deo..'96.'97 


Tax  valuation,  real  ____  85,173,930 

Tax  valuation,  peraon'l  S.Sgs.'-SS 
Total  valuation  1896..   9,072,915 
Boud80f95.    3O.OOO  ......  .         I  Actual  valuation  (e«t,l.  14.0OO.OOO 

Total  debt  Mar.  1.  1896...  845,211  I  Population  in  ls;»O  was  .....  23.364 

Sinkini;  fund  ...............      7,500  I  Population  In  1880  was..  .  .  .26,671 

Net  debt  Mar.  1.  1896..      $37,711 


DEC  ATUR. — Decatur  is  In  Adams  County. 
Tot.  «en.  debt  (lastreturns)»25,7OO 
Tax  valuation  1894....  1.475,835 
Real  valuation 5.0OO.OOO 


Population  In  189Owas 3,142 

Population  in  1880was 1,!K)5 

Population  1894  (estimated). 4,500 


DECATUR  CO.— JOHN  P.  THOMPSON,  Tieaa. 

County  seat  Is  Greensburgh. 


LOANS- 

OKAVKL  ROAD  BoxDa— 
5s, .814.250 1898 

COUBT  HofsK  BoHua— 
5s, 841.000 1910 

Fuxmxu  BONDS— 

15.000 

Total  debt  Feb.  1. 1897.    «70,25O 


Tax  valuation,  real 88.684.510 

Tax  valuation. peraon'l.   2,932,4t5 
Total  valuation  1 896.  ..11 ,616,9;  5  ' 

Assessment  Is  *  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  81. OOO).... 87 -916*1 
Population  In  189O  was — 19,2.7 

Population  In  1480  was 19,7"  9 

Population  In  1895  (eat )... 20.000 


DELAWARE  CO.— D.  A.  LAMBERT,  Treas. 

County  seat  is  Muncle. 
LOANS-  **«•  °"'- 

CODST  Botmm  Bo»Ba— 

5s,  MAN.  $171,000 

(810,000  doe  yearly.) 
'•tenet  U  payable  by  Third  Nat. 

Bank.  New  York  City. 
Boadad  debt  Jan.  20.-97.$176,OOO 

KloatiBitdebt 21.OOO 

Total  debt 1U7.OOO 


sinking fiinrt...  .  flOO.OOO 

!>t  Jan.  29,  '97...  97.OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 14,047,690 

Tax  valuation,  peraon'l  6,460.325 
I  Total  valuation  1896... 20,507,91 5 
I  Aasea*.  about  »j  of  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  81.OOO) $13-00 

I  Population  in  1890  was 30.131 

I  Population  In  188O  was 22.926 


<  FRANK  ROB  I  SON.  Mayor. 
. —  {JA8.I1  RAMEY,  Treasurer. 
This  city  Is  In  Carroll  County. 

LOANS-  **•»  D** 

RAILBOAD  Bo>oa— 
7s,  (.  AAO,8XIXKM>(. April  1. 1908 


BCBOOI.  Boxoa— 
7i,  g.AAO,810.000«.Aprll  1,1899 


WAT»«  Boxoa: 
7s,  g.  J4J.$27.000«.  J«ly  1.  1911 

sul.ject  to  call. 


Total  debt  Jan.  1 , 1897. .    $32.000 

ninkli  ic  fund 3.665 

Net  debt  Jan.  1.  1897.... 


Water  debt  (additional).      27.OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 685,980 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  521.245 
Total  valuation  1897.. ..1,207.175 
AeerssB't  U  about  \  actual  value. 

Total  tax  per  $1,000 $35-30 

Population  In  1890  was 1,938 

TAX  FREE- All  of  the  city's  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 
INTEREST  "n  tbe  railroad  and  school  bonds  is  payable  at  Delphi; 
ou  the  water  bonds  at  Chicago. 

DUNKIRK. — Dunkirk  Is  In  Jay  County. 

LOANS—  Wlten  Dm.  I     WATKB  WuBKt  Bo«Da— 

CBCHA}>»O  A»O  BTBBBT  Bpa.-   6s.  MAS.  $12,000. 1915 

•W..JAJ.  $2.121 1899-1908-4  I«5OO  due  yearly.) 

s!  1*0.    1.900 1903    Bonded  debt  (last  returni)$32,O21 

Part  dae  yearly.)  Floatlac  debt  about -.IHMI 

T-tal. lel.tdasl  retnrns)abt  36,031 

Tax  valuation  1895 8OO.OOO 

Assessment  Is  25  actual  value. 
Stale  A  Co.  tat  (per$l.OOO).»ll  40 

.lion  In  lH9Owas 1,024 

•i. .n  In  1895  (est.) 4.30O 


»500  bi^nlally 
6..JAJ.     9.000...  500annally 

.    5.000 1913 

($500  due  yearly.) 


INTEREST  oa  tbe  $5.0OO  and  89.OOO  trhool  bonds  1s  payable  at 
Dunkirk :  OB  all  others  at  New  York. 


J  HENRY  B. 


TTT     T.T  U    A   DT  llt»aKT    H      JTK»J»,Ma 

ELK.  H  Art  1  . —  }p.  p.  ABEL,  Treasurer. 


This  city  Is  In  Elkhart  Connty. 

WktH  £)vf. 


LOANS 
FtmoiMt  Bo«i«a— 
6..  MAN,  $22.000 


.1897-1903 


Hi. in  . 

3..  J*J.  $18.000 18971908 

($2.000  due  yearly  on  July  U 


Bonded  debt  Jan.  1. '87.    885.OOO 
City  has  no  floating  debt. 

Tax  valuation,  real $3.579.<OO 

Tax  valuation,  personal  1.339.870 
Total  valuation.  1 896..  4.1MD.27O 
Assessment  about  H  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $'.  5  60 

Population  In  189Owaa.  ..  ll.HliO 
Population  In  IHHO  was  .  «.»S3 
Population  18U7  (eKtlmafc)16.OOO 


INTEREST  on  tbe  funding  bond*  of  I  VIS  Is  payable  In  New  York 
City;  on  aU  other  bond*  at  the  Treasnrer's  office. 
TAX  FREE    Alloliy  bonds  »re  exempt  from  taxatlou. 

ELK  HART  CO.—  E.  L.  D.  FOSTER,  Auditor. 

<  '.unity  seatlsOosben 

LOANS- 

OoVBTTBon*- 
:     -          .$40.000  .....  Feb.  1. 
($10.000dne  y-rly)  to  Feb.  1. 

rtTXDillo  BOwM- 
5s.  MM.  $80^00.  ..Mar.  1. 
($5,000  due  y'rty)  to  Mar.  1, 

INTEREST  on  the  funding 

.  ..n    . 


Bonded  debt  Jan.1.1897      $90.000 
noatto«debt  ...........        15,000 

Total  deht  Jan.  1.  1897       103.OOO 
Tax  valuation  18»«:"-20.7lo.gS» 
Tax  rate  (per  $1.00O)  ......  ---W^g 

Real  valuation  (esfd).  5O,OOO,000 
Population  In  1  890  was       89.301 
potHilatl-n  l-.i:i  (estlmafd)40.000 
bonds  Is  payable  at  the  County  Treas- 


1900 
19O3 

19O4 
1913 


EVANSVILLE.— 

Kvaosvllle  I*  the  County  seat 

LOANS- 
NAME  AND  PURPOSE.                  P. 
HerleaA 

Do.  B 

I",    r  

Water  bonds 

rity  School  bonds 

Ulil  bonded  debt 

do         do       

Railroad  Aid  Bonds 


(  A.  I".  HAWKISH.  Mayor. 

i  >IMI  ON  .1  VH.I-II.  fu II iptrolli-r. 
of  VandcrburKh  County. 

I'rinclpal. « 

Whrn  irut,  Oul*tan<rp. 
Jan.  1.  1912  $648.000 
Jan.  1.  i!>rj  320,000 
July  1,1912 
July  1.1912 
June  1,  1897 

1.IKMI 

.•Ili.IKH) 

13,000 


,/iMr. 

-.  .t    *    J 

44  J    A    J 

4  J    *    J 

(I  JAJ 

A  J    *  D 

7         

6 


(11)4, OOO 
4IMI.IHK) 


92 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


On  the  "old  bonded  debt"  interest  la  not  provided  for,  but  the  city 
will  exchange  the  securities,  under  the  Venner  settlement,  for  bonds  of 
•erica  A  and  B. 

INTEREST  on  the  school  bonds  Is  payable  by  the  Fanners'  Loan  & 
Trust  Co.,  Sew  York,  and  on  series  A,  B,  C  and  water  bonds  at  the 
office  of  Wiuslow.  Liuilor  &  Co..  New  York. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC  —The  total  bonded  debt  February  1, 1897,  was 
«f.>.118,ooO.  including  water  debt  of  $400.000.  In  addition  to  this  there 
Is  out-standing  an  old  bonded  debt  of  $37,000  and  railroad-aid  bonds  to 
the  amount  of  $15,000.  The  city  has  no  floating  debt  and  no  sinking 
fund. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  (total)  In  1896  was  $26,700,000  and  the 
city  tax  rate  (per  $1. 000)  wo»  $14-00,  »2  50  of  which  was  a  special 
levy  for  the  const  ruction  of  a  new  water  works ;  in  1895  the  assessed 
valuation  of  real  estate  was  $18,559,020;  personal  property, 
$7,193.030 ;  total.  $25,752,050 ;  total  tax  rite  (per  $1,OOO),  $27-80. 
In  1887  the  total  valuation  was  $16,198,235;  city  tax,  $16-00.  In 
1880  the  total  valuation  was  $17,307,725. 

TAX-RECEIVABLE  COUPONS.-AH  issues  of  Evansville  city 
bonds  carry  I.i\  n-ri-ivablo  coupon*. 

POPULATION.— The  population  in  1890  was  50,756;  in  1880  was 
29,280;  In  1895  (estimated)  65,000. 


FLOYD   COUNTY. — County  seat  is  New  Albany. 

.Total  debt  June  1, 1896. .  $99.555  I  Tax  valuation,  pers'al.. $4.282,625 

Kinking  fund 6,666    Total  valuation  1890    .11,203,130 

92.8H9    Population  in  1890  was 29,458 

Population  in  1880  was 24,590 


Netdebt  Junel,  1896.... 

Tax  valuation,  real 6,920,505 


TT/~>l=>rT    \*T  A  VNTf        <  HENRY  P.  8CHERN,  Mayor. 

W  A  Y  IN  £.. —  i  HENRY  C.  BERGHOFF,  Compt'r. 

Fort  Wayne  is  the  county  scat  of  Allen  County.  The  $15,800  of 
water-works  bonds  due  in  1914  were  issued  by  the  town  of  South 
Wayne  and  assumed  by  the  city  of  Fort  Wayne  upon  annexation  of  the 
town. 

WATER  WORKS — 

6s,  M&N,  $100,000.. Nov.  15,  1899 
6s,  J&J,  146,000.. Jan.  15,  1900 
6s,  J&J,  15,800. .  July  10,  1914 
5s,  J&D,  24,000.. Dec.  31, 1899 


When  Due. 


LOANS- 
FUNDING  LOAN— 
<;.-,      A&O.  $s5.000..Oct.  15. 1899 

5s,  M&S,  $8,OOO Sep.  15,  1897 

($4,000  yearly)  to  Sep.  15, 1898 
REFUNDING  RAILROAD  LOANS— 
4138,  A&O,  $299,000. Oct.  10, 1913 

INTEREST  on  the  5  per  cent  funding  bonds  is  payable  at  the 
Hamilton  Bank,  New  York ;  on  all  other  bonds  at  the  Third  National 
Bank,  New  York. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  ETC.-The  subjoined  state- 
ment shows  Fort  Wayne's  total  municipal  debt,  the  sinking  fund  held 
by  the  city  against  the  same  and  the  water  debt,  on  January  first  of 
the  following  years : 

1897.  1896.  1895.  1894. 

Total  bonded  debt $677,800    $685,800    $693,800    $680,000 

Sinkingfuuds 14,254  8,305  7,335  4,465 


Netdebt $663,546    8677,495    $686,465    $681,535 

Water  debt  (included  above). $285,800    $289,000    $285,800    $270,000 
The   sinking  fund  receives  yearly  about  5  per  cent  of  the  taxes 
collected.    The  city  has  no  floating  debt. 

ASSESSED    VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  Cabout 
two-thirds  of  actual  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows : 
Personal 
Property, 
$5,229,020 
5,316,880 
5,218,825 
5,335,810 
5,030,665 
4,997,520 


Fear*.      Real  Estate. 

1896 $17,482,250 

1895 17,459,060 

1894 16,553,055 

1893 15,498,100 

1892 14.835,290 

1891 14.046,010 

1890 

1880... 


Total  Assessed      lax  Rate 

Valuation,     per  $1 ,000. 
$22,712,220 

22,775,940 

21,771,880 

20,833,910 

19,865,955 

19,043,530 

19,629,540 

13,450,075 


$18-70 
18-70 
11-00 
11-00 
11-00 
11-00 
11-00 


The  figures  of  tax  rate  for  1896  include  State  tax,  $3-01«s;  county 
$*8'-70  eity  tax,  $9-50;   special  school  fund  tax7$l-50;   total, 

<PS,nULATalSN;~In  189°  Population  was  35,393;  in  1880  it  was 
Jjn  187°  U  wa8  17>718-    IQ  1 897  the  population  was  estimated 


FRANKFORT.— F.  E.  McKowx,  Treasurer. 

This  city  is  in  Clinton  County. 
.LOANS—  When  Due.  |  Tax  valuation,  real. .  ..$2,011,120 


U.V/-VI1O 

HIGH  SCHOOL  BONDS— 
4!«8,  A&O,  $45,000 Oct.  1, 1909 

SEWERAGE  BONDS — 
4138,  A&O,  $22,000.... Oct.  1, 1909 
Tola!  debt  Jan.  1,  1896... $67,000 

Sinking  fund 4500 

Netdebt  Jan.  1, 1896 62,500 


— VMf       *VCM.    .    ..V  —  , , 

Tax  valuation,  person'l.  1,497,455 
Total  valuation  1894  3,912  710 
City  tax  (per  $1,000) ...  $8-40 

Average  school  tax 2-10 

Population  in  1890was 5,913 

Population  in  1880  was 2,800 

Population  1895  (estimated)  8,000 


sink7  New^forTcit6  b°naS  °* tW8  C*ty  **  payable  at  tho  Fir8t  National 
GRANT   COUNTY.— County  seat  is  Marion. 


Tot.  gen.debt  June  1.'96    $125,000 

Tax  valuation  1894 21,797,180 

Real  valuation 50,000,000 


Population  1890  was 31,493 

Population  1880  was 23,618 

Population  1894  (estim'd).. 35,000 


GREENE  COUNTY.— County  seat  is  Bloomfleld. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

ASSESSMENT  BONDS— 
6s,  J&D,  $15,OOO.  .June  1,  '96-99 
6s,  J&J,  38,000.  .Jan.  1,'9604 
6s,  J&D,  ll.OOO.  .Dec.  15,'96-03 
6s,  J&J,  15,500.  .Jan.  21/96-04 
6s,  J&J,  18,000.  .July  1,  '96-00 
6s,  Nov.,  24,500  .  Nov.15  ,'96-99 
6s,  Nov.,  7,500.  ..Nov.  15,'90  99 
6s,  J&D.  16,500.  ..Dec.  13,  '96-03 


COUNTY  BONDS — 
6s.  MAS,  $20,000. . .  .Sept.  15, 1905 

(Subject  to  call  after  ten  years.) 
Total  debt  (last  returns)    $200.000 
Tax  valuation  1894.  ...10,500,000 

Real  valuation 30,000,ooo 

Population  1890  was...  .      24379 
Population  1880  was 22,996 


atthe 


GREENFIELD — Greenfield  is  in  Hancock  County. 


Total  debt  (last  returns) . 
Water  debt  (included)... 


$32,000 
26,000 


Tax  valuation  1894 1,791,654 


Real  valuation $5,000,f>00 

Population  in  1890  was 3,100 

Population  1894  (est.) 4,500 


HAMILTON       COUNTY.— County  seat  Is  Nobleo- 
ville. 

LOANS- 
CouRT-HousE  BONDS— 

7s,  Sept.,  $22,500 Jan.  1, 1898 

I'lMiiMi  BONDS — 

Os,  Aug..  $20,000 Allg.20,1903 

5s,  Jan.,  $20,000 Jan.  2, 1911 

KOAD  BONDS- 
OS,  S«>pt.  $3,000.. Sept.  30,  1897-99 

Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,97.      $65,500 

Floatingdebt 5,000 

Total  debt 70,500 


Sinking  fun  I  assets....  $2,121 
Net  debt  Feb.  1,  1897. .  68,379 

Tax  valuation,  real 11.245. 'Mo 

Tax  valuation,  pen-on'!  4,136.190 
Total  valuation  I»".M;._  i:>,:ts2,180 
Assessment  is  about  %  actua 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $18-60 

Population  in  1 895  was 2 

Population  In  1890  was 2(5,1 23 

Population  in  1880  was —  24,«oi 


INTEREST  on  the  5  p.  e.  funding  bonds  is  payable  at  Indianap- 
olis ;   on  the  remaining  bonds  in  New  York. 


HAMMOND.  — This  city  is  In  Lake  County. 

Real  valuation $15,000,000 

Population  in  1890  was 5,428 

Population  in  1890  about. .12,000 


Total  debt  1896 $148,708 

Water  debt  (Included) . . .      25,000 
Tax  valuation  1896 5,000,000 


HARRISON  CO.— T.  S.  YETZENDANX,  Auditor. 


County  seat  is  Corydon. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS— 
6s,  Sept.,  $10,000... Sept,  24, 1900 

Subject  to  call. 

5^8,  May,  $14,000. . .  .1897 to  1898 
$7.0OO  yearly  on  May  1. 

5s.  May,  $21,000 May  1,  1899 

Interest  payable  in  New  York. 
Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897.... $45,000 
Sinking  fund $3,315 


Netdebt  Feb.  1, 1897..      $41 

Tax  valuation,  real .1,201  i,:,-j(i 

Tax  valuation,  pers'l...  1,591,820 
Total  valuation  1896. . .  5,7'.I2,140 
Assessment  is  23  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1.000) .*H-70 

Population  1890  wan 20 

Population  1SSO  was '_' 1 

Population  1897  (estim'd).. 32,000    , 


HOWARD   COUNTY.— County  seat  is  Kokonio. 

Bonded  debt  Junel,  1896. $30,000 

County  has  no  floating  debt. 
Tax  valuation,  real.... $10,930,880 
Tax  valuation,  pers'l..     3,453,600 


Total  valuation  1«!>4.. $14,384,480 

Assessment  is  4-5  actual  val 
State  &  Co.  tax  (per  $1,000)  - 
Population  in  189u  was 20,186 


HUNTIN  GTON — Huitington  is  in  Huntlngton  County. 


Netdebt  (last returns)...    $33,500 

Tax  valuation  1894 3,666,910 

Real  valuation 15,000,000 


Popul  ation  in  1 890  was 7,32t 

Population  in  1893  was  ....  11,550 


HUNTINGTON  CO.— W.  F.  SWAIM,  Auditor. 

County  seat  is  Huntington. 

FUNDING  BONDS—  I  Assessm't  ^  to  \  of  actual  vali 

6s&5s...  $72,000  I  State  &  Co.  tax  (per  $1,000).JB1X 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97.        72,000  I  Population  1890  was V, 

Total  valuation  1896.  ..14,541,440  I 

TTVTT-»T  A  -NT  A  1=>/~kT    TC         5  THOMAS  TAGGART,  Mayor. 

INDIANAPOLIS. —  \  E.  M.  JOHNSON,  comptroller. 

Indianapolis  is  the  county  seat  of  Marion  County. 


When  Due. 


LOANS- 
REFUNDING  BONDS— 
4s,  J&J,  $200,000... July 
4s,  J&J,     109,500.     " 
4s,  J&J,     600,000. 
4s,  J&D,    300,000. 


When  Due. 


,}  nit    I,  1915 
Jaii.  26, 

Mai'.    1.    1!<- 1 

June  30, 1924 


LOANS- 
FUNDING  BONDS— 

4s,  J&J,  $110,000 Jan.  1,  1909 

(Subject  to  call)  Jan.  1, 1899 

4s,  J&J,  $45,000 Jan.  1, 1910 

IMPROVEMENTS— 
4s,  J&J,  $60,000..  Jan.  1,  '98  to  '03 

($10,000  due  yearly). 
PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.— The  bonds  are  all  in  pieces   of  $500 
and  $1,000. 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  office  of  Winslow,  Lanier  &  Co.,  New 
York. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  subjoined  statement  shows  the  total 
bonded  debt  of  Indianapolis  and  the  city's  temporary  loans  on  each  of 
the  dates  indicated. 

Jan.  1,1897.  Ja».l,1896.  Jan.1,1895.  J««.l,18! 
Total  funded  debt.... $1.424,500    $1,869,500    $l,885.5t><>    *!.• 

Temporary  loans 30.000 

The  city  has  no  sinking  fund. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  (about  60 
per  cent  of  cash  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows : 

Personal       Total  Assessed  TotalTax 
Proper///. 
$30,363,395 
31,183,230 


Tears.  Real  Estate. 

1896    $77,922,520 

1895 74,454,630 

1893 

1892 69,208,900 

1890 69,694,230 

1887 35,765,855 

1886 39,069,305 

1880 


29,915,795 
24,000,960 
14,719,765 
19,136,585 


$108,285,915 
105,637,860 
103,547,!>--!5 
99,208,900 
93,701,190 
50,485.620 
58,205,890 

48,09!P.!'  10 


(!1, 000 

pie-50 

16-50 


15-70 

13-50 


POPULATION —In  1890  population  was  105,430;  in  18*" 
75,050;  iu  1870  it  was  48,244;  in  January,  1897,  the  populate 
estimated  at  169,155. 

T-V  <  EMMA  B.  RIDENOlR, 

INDIANAPOLIS  SCHOOL  DISTRICT—  J  A8st.sec.Bd.ofscn.com. 

This  district  includes  the  whole  of  the  eity  of  Indianapolis  and  re- 
ports the  same  assessed  valuation. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

BUILDING,  REFUNDING,  &c. — 
5s,  J&J,  $100,000.  July  1,  1901-11 
4i«8,  J&J,  $20,000.... July  1,  1900 

4s,  J&J,  $80.000 July  1,  1899 

4s,  A&O,  $60,000 Oct.  1,  1899 

4s.  M&S,  $80,000 Mar.  1,  1900 

COUPON  NOTES — 


6s,  J&J,  $103,136.  July  1/97-1900  I  Populatio 
SUs,  June,  $180,OOO..June  30.  '97 


COUPON  NOTES— (Contiunedh 
4^s,  J&J,  $40,000. Jan.  1.1903. 
4V, M&N,    00,000. -Nov.  1,191 
4s.  F&A,       40,000... Fob    1 
Total  debt  Feb.  1,'97 
Total  tax  valuation...  10- 
Library  and  school  tax  rate. 

(per  $1,000) • 

opulation  1897  (est.) 169,15. 


JACKSON  CO.— J.  D.  DURWENT,  Auditor. 


County  seat  is  Brownstown. 


LOANS- 


_ANS—  When  Due. 

BRIDGE  FUNDING  BONDS— 
5s,  M&S.  *20,OOO..Sept.  10,  1896-9 

$5,OOO  due  yearly. 

5s,  A&O,  $30,000. Oct.  15.  1900-05 

$5,000  due  yearly. 

Overdue  bonds $1,850 

GRAVEL  ROAD  BONDS— 

6s,  Nov.  $27,550 Nov.  15,  1897 

6s,Nov.    27,550 Nov.  15, 1898 

6s,M&N,    6,450 Nov.  15,  1899 


6s, M&N,  $6,000 Nov.  I? 

($1,050  due  y'rly)  to  Nov.  10.1  •> 
Total  debt  June  1,1896 

Tux  valuation,  real ' 

Tax  valuation,  personal.. >.'.>-•  ,-  • 
Total  valuation  1896.. «10,W 
Assessment  is  about  actual  y 


t;ill  is  iiuuui   "v  i  •-. 

State  &  Co.  tax  (per  $1,0 
Population  in  1890  was ---•2;M;;j 
Population  in  1880  «'as....2J.o. 
Population  in  1897  (estim.).31,WM 


April,   1897 


TOWNS, 


The  cnrcl  road  bonds  ire  not  property  a  county  debt,  the  township 
being  responsible  for  these  loan*. 

INTEREST  on  »11  bonds  U  payable  at  the  uffleo  of  the  County 
TILIIIIII  i.  Brownstown.  I  ml. 


JAY   COUNTY.—  County  teat  I.  Portland. 


LOA 


NS— 

r  Bona— 


WJke*  Din. 


910,000  .....  Nor.  1,  1807 
••.TTIr.     so.000    ...Dee.  6.18*9 
•  «3  doe  y'rly  >  to  Dee.  6.  19O7 
iMAir  BLDC.  H»»i  »— 
-ly.  *1».OUO  .....  Dee.  4.  1997 
OVS.OUO  due  y'rly)  to  Dee.  4.  19M 


BOAO  Bonos— 

oXy'rly,  012.5OO 

5e,y'rlT.  2B.O<iO.July5/98tol902 
Bonded  debt  Dee.  12/96  9143.5OO 

Floating  debt 2O.OOO 

Total  debt  Die.  H.-96.  163.5OO 
Tax  valuation  1896....11.276.OOO 
Population  In  1SHO  WM.... 10.283 
Population  In  1890  was..... 23,478 


JEFF 

Thi«  city  M  In  Clarke  County.    Tbe987,OOOof  bonds  due  AUK.  1. 1896, 
were  declared  11  lenl  by  the  Supreme  Court.    The  city  baa  now  ob- 


d porsalsolofi  from  tae  Legislature  to  refund  them  ;  9128.0OO  of 
toads  have  been  lamed  to  refund  the  bonds  maturing  July  1,  1897. 
•Bd  tbm  doe  In  1  9O4  and  1906.  anbjaet  I*  oalL 


LOANS- 


What  Dtu. 


P.  987.000  .Aug. 
_   d  Invalid  by  Supreme  ft.) 
JAJ.     74^00  .July     1.1807 
1>AJ.    30.000  .Dee.  13. 1900 
-••..Feb.     1,1901 
6s.     AA».    16.400    Apr.     1, 19O4 

MMaattaad. 
3%s,  JAJ.  944^00.. July    1. 100O 

Babject  lo  call. 

•a.     JAJ.  933.000    July     1. 1006 
Si  ..  ZstMWO ..... 


_«abtJan.l5. '97.. 9357.400 

Floating  debt 22.223 

Total  debt 379.623 

SlnklnKfund 3333 

Ket  debt  Jan.  1ft.  1807...  372.79O 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,818364 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    731.865 

Total  valuation  1806.... 8.36O.219 

i  ssmsniaiit  U  >•  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  01.OOO) *3OTO 

MMlstl.sTU  1800  was 10.666 

Population  la  1880  was 9.3S7 

Population  In  1807  (ectim. V.I 3.000 

I N  T  E  R  EST  U  pan***  at  tja  City TntuiiiWs  ••ee.Md  a*  the  Fourta 

a  Sank  and  U.  B.  National  Bank.  Nsw  York  City. 
TAX  FREE     AU  o«taoaboT»bo»da  are  exompt  from  elty  tax. 


)X  COUNTY—  \.  M.  YELTOV,  Clerk. 

•only  wstl  U  Vlneenne*. 


LOANS- 


Butt 


Dtu. 


.000.. ..1898  to  1907 


•InklBKfuDd 

5«t  debt  June  1. '96: 


•0.700 


•n  !»•*....  16,500.000 
i  about  63%  act.  value. 


Co.  tax  (per  9UOOO).. 96-66 
telB*0(a»k)...9*.000 
to  1*90  was. :.:t»,044 


IH,  MAS.  930.0UO. ..   Mar.  10.  1004 
Beaded  doM  June  1.  "Wo  .*ftOXWO 

.    • 

Total  debt  June  1.  1*96..  .    M.u«*> 
INTEREST  U  parable  at  tbe  Hanover  National  Baak.  ICew  York. 

ir  r\ie  r^\jm      »  A.  B.  KIRKPATRICK.  Mayor. 
K.OK.OMO.— }»-.  A.  MARKLAXD.  Treasurer. 
Tlii«  elty  U  lo  Howard  County. 

at  Xrw  York. 
1,18074121. 'KM) 


•26.000  ...May    1.1908 
...  Bunt*— 
{•Bn*ByOui Jan.   1.1902 

IS.M*-.    !"•- 

1.  100) 
July  19. 1004 

15.UV7 

I   nil 

I^HK    «j6OO .Hrpt.    1.  !•»•!• 

1.  1912 
.-»11  anrr  1907. 


i  "•'.    •"  • 


Tax  valuation. 
Tat  ti 


valuation  1 

AAaMaMMMI 

Total  tax 

poMUatio 

PopolaUoB  to  1H07  (oetii 


A  IT  A  vir-TTir  '••*• 

^AF  AYE  I  I  h..      , 


'    l»«    I,    »»IO 

rakteatKotr  York, 
awn  1406.. 90.<MWO 


.A  PORTE.-  i 


Ttas  city  Is  tbe  county  cat  of  Tlpyocaaoe  Couatr. 
LO-  irtCT  Pn«.  |Tax  vaUat1ia.real...  .9T  .1 

aaaaaaaaaVWjmBoma  190O-  I  Tax  v  ; 

Jane  1.  1920   Total 

MM  1,  1018.      Atseaameat  about  »»  aetiul  value. 
I»or91.niin.  ......  0IO-OO 

la  1900  wa*  .....  16.04.1 

I.     .22.000 


10  tbe  county  saat  of  La  Porta  OoaMjr. 
i  free  f roaj  city  tax  wben  bald  la  tbe  elty. 

Wktn  Dtu.  I  Ket  debt  Ap 


Tbe  watar  boads 


tot  Apr.  1.1907....    931,000 
,  r  debt  .Included;  3O.OOO 

OMO  May  1.  '97  1910  I  Tax  vataaMa*.  ml 2,a 

>dne  yearly.,  aloaUon.pcr~.nall.. 

r.ra<j)—        Total  valaattoa  1006.. ..3.742.190 
May  1.  W07    Alinaaist  about  H  actual  value. 


it  payable  at  thf  If  sas.  aria  X.Y.  I 
•Mag  fmasTa 


9M.OOO    Population  la  IHto  wa«    . 
7.00o|popalatloBlal807  (oat,). 


.8.2OO 


PORTE  CO.— II.  A.  SCHWAOEB,  Trws. 

ity  saat  la  La  Port.-. 

_    Tax  vaT 
^^Ma— 

;*.  13.1008 
)to  Apr.  13.1903 
.1904 


*t  Apr.  I. 


. 

•  yearly)  t 
A07.  9913^)00 


.. 
)  to  1007 


Mate  tax  (per  91  J 
County  tax  iprr  »1  .OOO). 


423.000.000 

•valor. 


4-13 


In  1900 


REST  on  tbe  court  bouse  bonds  doe  rrem  1808  to  1003  l«  par 
>attnaaIRaakofrWem««.ni:  on  otkanattbeCbea.il 

onal  Hank.  N^»  1,.rk 


AV/RENCEBURG.— 

'  •burg  Is  la  Dearborn  County. 


Win  Due. 
"na— 

..1001 

..1809 
1903 
*ay  flaif 
M  payable  at  City  Treasury. 


783.633 


Total  debt  (last  rrtnrnx 

Tax  valnatWB.raal _,__.. 

Tax  Talaallon. personal.    7O3.625 
vslnatlon  1*94.  ...1,486.280 
tax  ip-r  •  ISM 

•  I.<l00)abt.        2300 
IHQQ  WBC          4.284 
Populattomin  1990  *••'.'.. '.'..4,«99 


LOG  ANSPORT.— This  city  U  in  Caas  County. 


LOANS-  Wkm  Dtu. 

FDJIDIWO  BOHDB— 

4s,  MAX,  $235,000... Nov.  1,1915 

Optional  after  Nov.  1, 1!)O5 

Int.— Wtnslow,  Lanler  A  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Water-worts  Imp.  bds.     15.0OOOO 

Water-works  c*rtif«...     2O.OOOOO 

School  bonds 60,000  OO 

Pratt  charitable  fund.       5,000  00 


City  orders  oiit8tanil'g.$3!<.032  23 
Toul debt  (last  returns)  3U3.0S2 
Cash  on  band.  .  ..  32,587 
Nt-tdebt  ilaet  returus).  330,465 
Tax  valuation  1MU4  ...  7,99.1.940 
Real  valuation  (eat.)...  12,0  iO,000 
Population  In  189(1  was  ..  13.32S 

Population  ID  1880  was 11,198 

Population  1895  lest.) 17,500 


<  ELLISON  D.  McGUIRE.  Mayor. 

.        }  GEORGE  B.  CLARK,  City  Clerx. 
Madison  to  the  county  seat  of  Jefferson  County. 

LOANS—  T*«n  Dtu. 

FCMDISO,  "  A  "— 

5s,  MAN,  932.000.. ..Nov.  1,  1897 
(#8.OOO  yearly)  to  Nov.  1,  19OO 
•FCHDUIO-B'*— 
5s.  JAU,  926.000 Dec.  15, 1901 


•Foironio-C"— 
5s,  JAD,  933,000 Dee.  20, 1901 

•  The  olt 

the  f.l 


FUXDINO  "C11— (Con.) 

5s.  AAO,    5.OOO Apr.  1, 1903 

Fom>I»o  "D"— 

4s.  MAN.  $8.000 Nov.  1, 1907 

4s,  MAN.    8.000 Nov.  1,  1!H>8 

WATERWORKS  Ft! -\UINO  BONDS— 

4>«8.  FAA,  981.000... Aug.  1,  1897 
(97.000  due  yearly)  to  Aug.  1,1909 


• 

ty  reserves  the  right  to  call  and  pay  f  2.OOO  yearly  of  either 
idlng  loans,  lettered  ••  B  "  or  "C." 

TAX  FREE.— Bonds  are  all  exempt  from  elty  tax. 

PAR  VALUE.— These  bonds  are  In  pieces  of  9100. 95OO  and  fl.OOO. 

INTEREST  on  the  water-works  funding  bonds  Is  payable  at  the 
National  Branch  Bank  of  Madison ;  on  all  other  bonds  at  the  omce  of 
the  City  Treasurer  In  Madison. 

TOTAL  DEBT  SINKINQ  FUND.  ETC.-The  subjoined  utatemenl 
shows  MadUon'K  total  municipal  d.-l>t,  the  sinking  fund  held  by  the 
elty  against  tbe  same,  the  water  debt,  and  tbe  city's  floating  debt,  on 
the  dates  mentioned. 

»».1.'97.  Jon.  1/96.  Frb.  1/9 5.  .<ep(.l/02. 

Total  bonded  debt 9103.OOO    9200.OOO    9214.OOO    9238.000 

15,000         13.000  8.000         86.570 


Net  debt 9180.000    9183.000    92O6.OOO    9151.430 

Water  debt  (Included  above).     81.OOO        86.OOO      1OO.OOO      1OO.OOO 

Floating  debt 19.347         27.0OO         35.000        41,927 

Tbe  sinking  fund  receives  yearly  alwut  91.\OOO. 
ASSESSED    VALUATION.-Tbe  city's  aaaeaaed  valuation   (sup- 
posed  to  be  actual  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows : 

Total  Attentd    Tax  RmU 

rmlumt 

I4J0J  LAB 

190S...  4.213.000 

•-•i          2.448.63O          1,979,409 

1.000.7  10 
1.1  14.008 

I.;:?,  m 


IM1 
1800. 

: --- 


9W16.133 

.'.'  2.4°48°,63O 

J    IM. 

2.477340 

1.865.940 


•^••iil.lHK) 


L.4S8.039 

4,513.760 

3,20:i. -J  in 


-n  -ji 
.'I  iiii 


POPULATION. -In  1890  tbe  population  was  8.936:  lnl«»Oltwas 
8.943  :  In  1  -Til  It  wan  1O.7OIL  According  to  local  figures  the  popula- 
tion In  1897  was  about  10.OOO. 


MADISON 

County  seat  Is 

LOANS- 
CutiMTT  Bovna— 

|..         .;,.,.»,  [,.  . 

•.  O.     1898to  lti»U 
i»r.',.'.oo  due  yearly.) 
6a.     Sept..    10.000  .Sept.  17. 1  OOO 

.1        .    :  J  ••  •   .  •    :  KM 

....,-  ...,; 

6m.     9eot..    njOOO  ..Bopt.  1, 19O7 
limrti.  Rutn  Bonn*— 

,...      ...,,t  .  f     :••••      -  pt    i.  1—7 

•a.     Sept..  11.000    iSept.  1 
(92,7541  ilur  yearly)  toMept.  I 

K^NTERE5T  «n.010.000 


CO.— W.  N.  HKATH,  Aaditor. 


URAVKI.  Rotr>  Bonn*— (Cont>. 
6s.  Sept..        9275.     .Sept.  1.  1902 
'.in.  1.  1897.  9110.025 
Tax  valuation. real... 
Tax  valuation,  twrsoua! 
Total  valuation  1897..  .27.0IO.H1O 
Asseastnrnt  abL   \  artuul  value. 

Tax  rate  ip<>r  9I.OOO) .«6-61 

Popnlatlnn  In  IHimwa* W.487 

Po|iiilatlou  In  1H1I7  (e«t.)     .71.500 


19O1 
nt/  bonds  of  19OO  U  payable  at  tbe 


National  Bank  of  New  York  City;  on  all  uth.-r 


TAX  FREE.-Bonds  are  all  exempt  from  taxation. 


i  In  Ao- 


»!•«>'' I*  A.  VON  IIKIIKKX.  Mayor. 
. —  (JOHN  WATTS.  City  Clerk. 


This  elty  U  In  cirant  Cooaty. 
JAN 


Funding  3c 

a.     ...   ... 


6e f24jOOO 

BBd6s (I!.....,, 

Water-  works  Se  and  6. . 
Interest  payable  In  Ifew  York. 
deM  Jan.  1.  V7.  .91O7^iOO 

..... 


i   i  ,•  •..   :• 
Total  debt 


Hliiktnir  fund 
NrtdX.t  Jan    1.  :  - 


9500- 
112.000 

Tax  valuation  1H96.     ...6388.763 

Water  .li-l.t  ilnrlnded)...       18,500 

Assessment  l«  Hi  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  fl.noO) 922-70 

Population  In  lH!K>waa.....  8.769 
Population  In  1H<<O  wa*....  3,182 
Population  In  1U97  (est'd)..20,OOO- 


MARION    COUNTY.— 

County  aeat  U  Indianapolis. 

LOANS-  W*t*  Diu. 

CuOMTT  BOICtM— 

6.,  JAJ.  9200.000.  .Jan.  1.1898 
5s.  FAA.  lAO.IMW..An«.  1.1897 
5s,  JAJ.  lOO.fiOO  .July  1 
5s,  JAD,  300,000.. June  1,  1908 
4HH-.  J*l>.  2«".ciOO. . June  1.  19OO 
4>«s,JAD.  200.000.  June  1,1906 


Total  debt  June  1. 1896.91.120.OO» 
Tax  valuation  189:*.. .  1:<7,OOO,000 
Tax  valuation  1892...130.OOO.OOO 
Aaseasnient  about  \  actual  value. 

State  tax  rate. 93-2O 

county  rate 3-9O 

School  rate 3-25 

Total  taxi p»r 91, OOO) 10-35 

Population  In  1890  was. . .  .141,156 


MARSHALL  CO.— OSCAK  R.  PORTER,  Auditor. 

County  seat  Is  Plymouth. 

LOANS-  •"*<••  "••'• 

AaTLDM  Bout*— 

.'.•.JAJ.  930.000 July  1,1897 

1*10.000  due  y'rly)  to  July  1 

InMrest  payable  at  Trraa   office. 
Total  debt  Jan.  15. 1897.    930.OOO 

••Inking  fund  aaart* .1..M6 

Net  debt  Jan.  U.  1897  .       24.484 


Tax  valuation,  real 98.090,505 

Tax  valuation,  |>rrnon'I.. 5.733,425 

Total  valuation  1896  .  .13,823.!«IO 

Asaciwnieiit  U  3-5  actual  value. 

Tan  rate  <per9l.OOO) 96-5O 

I'opulntlon  In  IM'IO  wan 23.H18 

Population  In  l-~ci  wnx 23.414 

Population  In  1897  (est.)...28,OOO 


MICHIGAN 

Michigan  City  Is  In  La  Porte  County. 


LOANg- 
BRIIIOK  B.III.«_ 


Due. 


6a,  Pee.,  96.000 Dec.31,1890 


H<THOOI. 

6».  Nov.,  97,000 
5s.  May.  935,000 


Nov.  1,  1!K>3 
May  1,  1910 


STATE 


CITY 


Vol.  LX1V. 


LOANS—  When  Due.  I  Tax  valuation,  real $2,645,515 

WATKH  HONDS—  Tax  valuation,  personal.    8O5,97r> 

5s?Ap?"$S OOotT... Apr.  30. 1897    Total  valuation  18!>0.... 3,451,490 
Intermt payable  at  Trcas'r's  office.  I  Assessment  is  50  factual  value 

Total  debt  "Pel..  1 , 1 897 .... $53,OOO  I  Total  ta x  (per  $1 ,000) $ 23-20 

Sinking  Mud  1.589  I  Population  JH90was 10.776 

Net  debt  Feb.'i.  1897....       51,411  I  Population  1880  was 7,366 

Water  debt  (included)...        5,000  |  Population  1896 12,181 

OPTIONAL— The  bonds  Issued  by  tills  city  are  all  subject  to  call. 


MONROE  CO. 

County  Mat  Is  Bloomlngton. 

LOANS-  '*'*«»  Due. 

BUILDIMO  ANI>  RKKDNDI  o— 
6**5>9S,  J&J.  $4«.OOO.July,'97-'08 
($4.OOO  due  yearly.) 

Subject  to  call. 
ROAD  BONDS  — 
t,  Nov.,  $25.000... .Nov.  15.  1897 


M.  HINKLE,  Auditor. 


Tax  valuation,  real $7,115,355 

Tax  valual Ion,  personal.  688,150 
Total  valuation  1H95.... 7.803,505 
Assessment  nearly  actual  value. 
Total  county  tax  (per$l,00)$47-56 
Population  in  1890  was.  ...17,673 
Population  in  1880  was  ..  15,875 


Of*.  .x»v.,  ij*ji.) ,\nj\f .  ..,L*\jv.itJ,Afjiri      c  u|F*4M>v*v  X  «X]5 

(f-.'.r.mi  iluc  yearly)  to Nov.15,1906  i  Population  in  1896  (est.)... 21, 500 
Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1897.  .$124,114  ' 

I  NTEREST  on  the  bonds  Is  payable  at  the  office  of  Wjnslow,  Lanler 
&  Co.,  New  York. 

MONTGOMERY  CO. — County  seat  is  Crawfordsville. 


LOANS—  When  *>»«• 

REVENUE  BONDS— 

6«,  F&A,  $10.OOO.. ..Feb.     7,1898 

(U.  MAN.    20,000.... May  11,1899 

Total  debt  June  1, 1896...$75,OOO 


Tax  valuation,real....$13,185,165 
Tax  valuation,  pers'al.  6,776,535 
Total  valuation  1894. ..19,961,700 

Assessment  is  ;ti  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $14-35 


Population  in  1890  was 28,025 

I  Population  1894  about 30,000 

INTEREST  on  the  bonds  due  In  1896  is  payable  atthe  County  Treas 
arer's  office;  on  all  others  at  the  Chase  National  Bank,  New  York. 


MORGAN  COUNTY.— J.  M.   JULIAN,   Aud. 


County  seat  is  Martlnsville. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

BKIDOE  BONDS— 
6s $30,OOO 1899  to  1902 

($5,OOO  payable  yearly  Dec.  1.) 

COUNTY  BONDS— 
5s, 815,000 1897  to  1899 

($5,000  payable  yearly  Deo.  1.) 

Interest    payable   at    the   Mer- 
chants' Nat.  Bank,  Indianapolis. 


Bonded  debt  June  1 ,  '96      $50,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 7,5OO,000 

Tax  valuation,  personal  2,5(X>,000 
Total  valuation  1895...  10,000,000 
Assessment  about  3i  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000)..  ..$30-1623 

Population  in  1890  was 18,643 

Population  in  1880  was 18,900 

Population  in  1896  (est.). ..21.000 


MT.  VERNON.- 

This  city  is  the  county  seat  of  Fogey  County. 

Tax  valuation,  real $971,842 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    704,168 
June  1,1899    ~ 
.Junel,  1904 
.Junel,  1909 
$30,000 
4,500 
25,500 


LOANS- 

FI;SDINO: 
5s,  J&D,  $10,000.. 
5s,  J&D,    10,000.. 
5s,  J&D,    10.000 
Bonded  debt  June  1, 1896 

Sinking  fund 

Netdebt  June  1, 1896... 

I  NTEREST  is  payable  at  the  office  of  the  City  Treasurer. 


Total  valuation  1893 1,676,010 

Total  valuation  1895 1,506,905 

Assessment  about  -:i  actual  value. 

City  tax  (per  $1.000) $12-00 

Population  in  1890  was 4,705 


MUNCIE.— GEORGE  W.  CROMER,  Mayor. 

This  city  is  the  county  seat  of  Delaware  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

GENERAL  CITY  DEIIT— 
5s,  M&N,  $15,OOO.... May  15,  1901 
5s,  J&D,     10,000. . .  .Dec.  15,  1906 
23,000..  .Feb.&Dec.'09 
15,000.. ..Dec.  15,1911 
25,000....  Apr.  15, 1912 
10,000.. ..Feb.  15,  1913 
20.OOO Feb.    1,1914 


5s,  Var., 
5s,  J&D, 
5s,  A&O, 
5s,  F&A, 
5s,  F&A. 


Total   general  city  debt 

Mar.1,1896 $118,000 

Tax  valuation,  real... 4,643,610 

Tax  valuation,  personal. 1,847,325 
Total  valuation  1895. . .  .6,490,935 
Assessment  abont  ^  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $24-20 

Population  1890  was 11,345 

Population  1896  (est.) 20,000 


INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  Third  National  Bank  of  New  York. 


'NTF''W     AT   RATVTV        5  THOS.  W.  ARMSTRONG,  Mayor. 
IC.W    ALtJAJNY. —  }T.  M.  McCULLOCH,  Clerk. 

This  city  is  the  county  seat  of  Floyd  County. 

LOANS-  . Interest. , 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.  Ot.  Payable. 

Funding  Bonds 1893    5       A&O 

Improvement  Bonds 1880    6       M&N 

Refund.  Air  Line  RR.  Bonds..    5       J&J 


. Principal. 

When  Due.  Oulsland'g 
Oct.  15,  1908  $4O,000 
May  21, 1900  50.OOO 
July  1, 1915  291,000 


Kent'y  <fe  Ind.  Bridge  Bonds*.    5       M&S    ,1902       250.00C 

*  The  Kentucky  and  Indiana  bridge  bonds  were  issued  by  the  bridge 
company  and  are  endorsed  by  the  city  of  New  Albany. 

INTEREST  on  the  railroad  bonds  and  on  the  funding  bonds  of  1893 
is  payable  in  New  York ;  on  all  others  by  the  City  Treasurer  in  New 
Albany. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  subjoined  statement  shows  New 
Albany's  total  bonded  debt  and  the  sinking  fund  held  by  the  city 
against  the  same  on  the  first  of  January,  1896, 1895  and  1894,  and  on 
the  first  of  September,  1893 : 


Jan.  1,'96. 

Total  bonded  debt $383,000 

Sinking  funds,  etc 20,47a 


Jon.  1, '95.   Jan.  1,'94.  Sept.  I, '93. 

$385,000        $387,000        $389,000 

19,000  19,011  20,774 


Netdebt $363,522       $366,000       $367,989       $368,226 

TAX-RECEIVABLE  COUPONS.-A11  Issues  of  New  Albany  bonds 
carry  tax-receivable  coupons. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  (from  >a 
to  3i  cash  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows : 

Teart.  Real  Etlate. 

1896 $7,359,810 

1895 7,382,650 

1894 7,854,525 

1893 7,885,935 

1891 7,669,950 

1890 5,325,010 

1887 4,894,575 

1880 

POPULATION.— In  1890  population  was  21,059;  in  1880  It  was 
16,423;  in  1870  it  was  15,396. 


Personal 
Property. 
$2,328,020 
2,812,385 
2,748,755 
3,227,125 
3,613,915 
3,112,190 
3,133,085 

Total  Assessed 
Valuation. 
$9,687,830 
10,195.035 
10,603,280 
11,113,060 
11,283,865 
8,437,200 
8,027,660 
3,725,390 

City  Tax 
per  $1,000 
$12-50 
13-00 
13-50 
11-60 
11-50 
14-40 
15-60 

DC-  O  T  T         5  ORSAND  DURAND,  Mayor. 
t-tLJK  U  . —  I  DAVID  IRWIN,  Clerk. 

This  city  is  in  Miami  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDED  DEBT  BONDS— 

6s,  J&J,$14.OOO July  1,1910 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

ROAD  BONDS— 
6s,  M&N,  $8,000 7897-1904 

($1,000  due  yearly  on  Nov.  1.) 

SCHOOL  CITY  BONDS — 
6s,  M&N,$1,OOO Nov.  1,1900 

Subject  to  call. 
6s,  M&N.$15,OOO Nov.  1,1910 

Subject  to  call  after  Nov.  1, 1900 

WATER  WORKS  BONDS— 
8s,  J&J.  $75,000 July  1, 1898 

INTEREST  on  the  water  bonds  and  school  bonds  Is  payable  in  New 
York;  on  other  loans  at  Peru. 

TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  of  this  city  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


Total  debt  Jan.  15, 1897.  $113,000 

Sinking  fund 5,000 

Netdebt  Jan.  15, 1897...    108,000 
Total  water  debt  (incl.) . .      75,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,717,710 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    898,175 

Total  valuation  1897 2,615,885 

Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $29-80 

Population  in  1890  was 7,028 

Population  In  1880  was 5,280 

Population  in  1897  about...  11, 000 


PERRY  COUNTY.— M.  A.  EBEKIIARD,  Treas. 

County  seat  is  Cannelton. 

Total  debt  June  1 , 1896. .  $105,896  I     Assessment  is  35  actual  value. 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,220,540  |  Average  tax  (per  $1,000)... $22-35 

Tax  valuation,  person'l..  1,026,425  I  Population  in  1890  was 18,240 

Total  valuation  1895. ...3,246,965  I  Population  in  1896  (est.)... 22,000 

PORTER  CO.— M.  J.  STRICHFIELD,  Auditor. 

County  seat  is  Valparaiso. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

COUKT  HOUSE  BONDS— 

5s.  Aug.,  $39,000 Aug.  1,  1900 

5s,  July,       7,000- 1896-1904 

(Part  due  yearly  on  July  1.) 

Interest  payable  at  Valparaiso. 

Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897.... $46,000 


Sinking  fund $44,329 

Net  debt  Feb.  1, 1897..  1,671 

Total  valuation  1896.  ..15,211,930 

Assessment  is  %  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000).  $6-76 

Population  in  1890  was 18,052 

Population  in  1897  (est.)... 24.500 


PUL  ASKI    COUNTY. — County  seat  is  Winamac. 


LOANS—  When  Due.  I  Tax  valuation,  real  — $4,988,205 

Court  house  5s,  $62,000,  '98-1909  |  Tax  valuation,  personal.    973,78( 
Interest  payable  at  Chicago.         I  Total  valuation  1895. . .  5,961 ,985 
Bonded  debt  June  1, 1696.$62,OOO  •  Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 

•  •  —  '  Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $18-10 

Population  in  1890  was 11,233 

Population  in  1896  (est.)...  15,000 


Floating  debt !  1,>01 

Totaldebt 63,801 

Sinking  fund  assets 7,709 

Netdebt  June  1,  1896 56,092 


RANDOLPH    CO.- 

County  seat  is  Winchester. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

COUNTY  BONDS — 
6s,  M&S,  $10,000... Sept.  13, 1898 

Interest  payable  at  Winchester. 
Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897. ...$10,000 
Sinking  fund 5,335 


.  A.  WILEY,  Auditor. 


Net  debt  Feb.  1,  1897. .        $4,665 

Tax  valuation,  real 10,3<  >' 

Tax  valuation,  personal  5,675,830 
Total  valuation  1896. ..15,976,190 
Assessment  about  %  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $14-11 

Population  in  1890  was 28,085 


5  JAME8  S.  O8TRANDER.  Mayor. 
'• — }  JOSEPH  H.  WINDER,  Clerk. 

County  seat  of  Wayne  County. 


LOANS--  When  Due, 

CITY  BONDS — 

5s ,$7,000 Feb.  1,1899 

5s ,  30,000 Feb.  1,  1902 

PARK  BONDS— 

6s, $6,000 July  1,1897 

($500  due  yearly)  to  July  1, 1908 

4s ,  $10,000 Apr.  1,  1915 

(Subject  to  call  after  1905  ) 
4s ,  $15,000 July  1,  1915 


SCHOOL  BONDS— 

6s $10,000....  Sept.  22, 1897 

($5,000  due  yearly)  to  gept.  22,'sis 
Total  debt  May  1, 1896.... $83,000 

Sinking  fund  assets 38,665 

Net  debt  May  1, 1896 44.335 

Street  Impt.  bonds  (add'l) .  69,300 
Total  valuation  1895. ..11,221,180 
Assessment  about  "2  actual  value. 

Population  1890  was 16,603 

Population  1 895  was 20,334 

I  NTEREST  is  payable -at  National  Park  Bank  and  at  the  Merchants' 
Exchange  National  Bank,  New  York. 


LOANS—                   When  Due. 
4s ,$20,000 

CEMETERY— 
6s,  Mar.  18,    $2,600 

RAILROAD— 
5s,     M&S,    $25,000. .Sept.l,  1900 


SOUTH    BEND. — This  is  the  county  seat  of  St.  Joseph  Co. 

REFUNDING— 
4s ,$38.000 1915 

WATER  WORKS* — 
Si^s,  M&N,   $03,000.. Nov.  1,19' 
5s,     J&J,        25.000.. Jan.  1,  l:t"l 
5s,     F&A,      90,000. .Aug.  1,19 

*  The  water  bonds  of  the  issues  of  1884,  series  J.are  subject  to  call  at 
any  time. 

INTEREST  on  the  cemetery  bonds  Is  payable  at  the  St.  Joseph 
County  Savings  Bank;  on  the  railroad  bonds  at  the  South  Bend  Natin: 
al  Bank  ;  on  the  water  bonds  at  the  National  Park  Bank,  New  Yorl 
City. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— The  city's  debt  is  limited  by  the  State  law  t. 
2  per  cent  of  the  assessed  valuation. 

ASSESSED   VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  (abou 
60  per  cent  of  cash  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows : 
Seal  Estate. 


Fear*. 

1895 $9,311,680 

1891 7,750,870 

1890 4,015,230 

1888 3,713,140 


Tax  Rale 


Personal  Prop.  Total  Assd.  Vol. 

$4,145,500  $13,457,180 

3,775,470  11,526,340 

2,209,440  6,224,670          $26'50 

2,199,160  5,912.300 

In  1895  the  cash  value  of  property  was  estimated  at  about  ti 
one  million  dollars. 

POPULATION.— In  1890  population  was  21,819;  In  1880  it  «'» 
13,280 ;  in  1870  it  was  7,206. 


1,  1897. 


lflJ>l;*TM-CITI£S 


TOWNS, 


95 


1.  G.  RIMSTICK,  Aud'r. 


>ENCER  COUNTY. 

r  MM  M  Reexport. 

I  Junel/M.  *18S.COO  I  Total  T»lo«tlon  18M... $7.209.575 

. a,  real 5.293.B15    Total  valuation  1880     .   4.761.561 

t  nm«ll»B  iminnsl  1  ri'T**  I  °-r- •--—  -n  1890  was..... 22.O6O 


SULLIVAN  COUNTY.— can.*,  ne 


trel  road  boBd*. -90       r- 

L  valuaUoa  1§W....  10.S91.000 

laal  valuation  abt..  2S.OOO.OOO 


Population  In  18tM)  was 21,877 

Population  In  188Owas 20,336 

Population  In  1895  lest ) . . .  25.0OO 


•  T-.  r->  D  IT   U  A  T  TTIT         J  FRED.  A.  ROSS.  Mayor. 
ErtrCt.  MAU  1  E-. — }  CHARLES  B  A  LCIVTreastirer. 

lam  Haute  Is  the  county  seat  of  Vlgo  County, 
i  riAkic—  When  Dmt.  I     Interest  payable  In  New  York. 

nM  (1800-1895)-      '  maesil  fciM  Feb.  1/97.    9345.OOO 

t.000 1897-1900    8trt«t  Impt.  bond,  iadj'1,    151.557 

Tax  valuation,  reaL . . .  .14.597.980 
Tax  valuation,  penonal  5.924.O8O 
Total  valuation  1»96. .  .2O.ft22.O60 

Assesament  Is  H  actual  value. 
State  *  Co.  tax  (per  91,000)  .91:1-00 

Otytax  iperfl.OOOl 12-OO 

Ial8*0was 30.217 

la  1880  was 26.O42 

la  1897  (eat.).    .40.000 


INTEREST  on  toe  bonds  due  1908  and  1911  is  payable  in  Warsaw; 
on  all  others  in  New  York  City. 

TAX  FREE— All  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


|;..N;  .  - 


i  yearly.) 
...May  i;  1915 

...1916 

I'-T  !•>••. 

•Birr  Bo*i« — 
.«,.  yearly 

;..•„•    | 


•: 


WAYNE COUNT Y 

County  seat  is  Richmond. 

LOANS-  T*«t  Due. 

Oocnrr  HOTSK  BONFIS— 
5a.  aemi- an..  $125,OOO. .  19O5-19O9 

i*-Jo,m>o  due  yearly  on  July  1.) 
5».  «einl-an..910O.OOO..191O-1913 

(*25,OOO  due  yearly  on  Dec.  1.) 
4>*s,scml-an.,«5O.OOO.Aue  1.19OO 
4>ga,aeml-an..lOO.OOO..  19O1-19O4 

(*25,OOO  due  yearly  on  Auit.  1.) 
Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,1807.078.000 
Floating  debt 8O.OOO 


-ALONZO  MARSHALL,  And. 


Total  debt. $155,000 

i-inklnir  fund 52,250 

Net  debt  Feb.  1,1897...       402,750 

Tax  valuation,  real 16,320,000 

Tax  valuation,  pere'l . .  .10,002,600 
Total  valuation  1896.. .26,332,600 

Assessment abont  actual  value. 
State  A  Co.tax  (perCl  ,OOO). .  $8-366 

Population  In  1890  was 37,628 

Population  In  1880  was 38,613 


WELLS   COUNTY.— County  seat  Is  BluffUm. 


Total  debt  June  1, 1896  91 31, OOO 
Tax  valuation  !*'.•:;. ...  1 1  .'J46.000 
Real  valuation 22.OOO.OOO 


Value  of  county  property.$275,OOO 
Population  In  189O  was.  ...21.514 
Population  1894  (estlufdl.  .25,000 


TIPPECANOE  CO.— G.  A.  JAMIESOX,  Auditor. 

:ity  neat  U  Lafayette. 

Road  boads  laddM) *37.5OO 

Tax  valuation,  real 18,285.375 

Tax  valuaUoa,  penon'l  8,718.816 


LOA 
3or«T 


RanncD.  Bom*— 
.  .  Mar  >o.  iooa 

aAVXL  ROAD  BoSbe— 

- 


W^EST     INDIANAPOLIS.— MarionCounty. 

Total  debt  (last  retaras.    969.154  I  Real  valuation.  .        .    C5.0OO  OOO 
Tax  valuation  1894. 3,468,245  |  Population  in  1899  test., 7.OOO 


Total  valuaUoa  18*6  .  26,954.190 
actual  value. 


WHITLEYCOUNTY.-W.  A.GEIGKR,  Treas. 


_BBBBBBB.9*. 1897-1900 

J», -97      «1 75.OOO 
•mWfaad 

J9.  1897.       112,6*3 
NT  ERE5T  oa  the  court  hoase  boads  to  payable  la  !few  York  ;  on 
•  rraveTraad  boade  at  the  County  Treasury. 


35.078 

41. OOO 


County  neat  Is  Columbia  City 
Xewcourt  house  5s.doe-99.941.000 
Beaded  debt  June  1.18M.  41.0OO 

Floatlnc  debt. 3,562 

Total  debt  June  1 ,  1890. . .   44.562 

Hlnklnirfnad 13.558 

•t  June  1.  1896 31,004 


Tax  valuation,  real 96,634,030 

Tax  valuation,  pers'l...   1,833,435 
Toul  valuation  189ft...   8,467.465 

Population  In  189Owa* 17,768 

Population  In  1880  was 16.941 


TIPTON   COUNTY.-Coantya»a*bTt.««.. 


Dm. 


Mao.ooo juiy  i. 


Gravel  road  t 
Tax  va 


id»<addTV.*62.500 
18*rr  fe4l«|415 


Raal  vateaUM  (•s4.)....l«.OOO.OOO 
PopalattMlaiaOOwas....  18.064 


•t  due  yearlyi  b>  July  1. 1*13 
!ebt  Juae  1. 1  *96    *3 1O.OOO 
INTEREST  ls  payable  at  the  Third  National  Bank.  Xew  York. 

)N  CO.— JAMES  C.  BOSK,  Treasurer. 

i  Count)  w.. 

If  et  dot*  Jaa.  1.1*97....    *m.5flO 


.May  1.1*97 
"ay  1,1900 


••Ma*  u>  sail  Pah.  1. 19OO 
•aldobt  Jan.  1,  !»:• 

. 


Tax 
Tax  va 


real 
po 


l  1.  759.1*0 

- 


. 

Total  valuation  1996        -.   in;:.. 
AaMBBMM  li«>  p.  e.  aetnal  value, 
Total  tax  iporOI.OOOt  .....  •1«-O3>« 

alalflOOwa*  ......  7.673 

la  1S8U  wa.  ......  7.006 


yTlnl. 


n  UM  ajO.OOO  ooad*  U  payable  l>  Xew  York;  on  other* 


A  L  P  A  R  A  I  SO.  —  Is  the  eoaaty  *aat  of  Porter  Coaaty. 

4eM  <la*trct.)      930.000  I  Foavtetta*  ta  l«ao  wa«  ......  S.O9O 

•100    PoavlattM  hi  18*0  wa«  ......  4.4*1 

al  ».......-  ..OUO.UOO  I  Populattoo  la  UHU  iwt.)  .....  Ijaoo 

\TDERBURGH  CO.-L.  H.  LEOLBR,  Aud. 

••    • 


•UlS- 


Wa*M  On*.  I  Tax  valnatloa,  real. 
lTaxTalaaHoa.|M  - 


'•all  after  Ma 


May  1.  1904 

1,  1*99) 

. 


I    •  . 


- 
-  M    ;•••• 


•tale  lax  (per  *l.ouo> 93 -OO 

OaBBty  tax  (par  GjOOOt. . .. 
A  fee  school  tax  (per  91.000)  3  3O 
^^•^M** 1*07    Pop« lattoa  18*0 was.  ... 

ST  to  payable  la  5ew  York. 
>   COUNTY.— Caaaty  seat  to  T«re  Haute. 


i.   :  • 


ADDITIONAL    STATEMENTS. 

In  the  table  1>elow  we  give  statistics  racardlng  minor  civil  divisions 
In  the  State  of  ladtaaa  which  have  an  Indebtedness  of  over  $10,000, 
and  which  are  not  represented  among  the  foregoing  detailed  reports . 
We  also  add  the  population  from  the  17.  S.  Census  of  1890: 

PPM 

•>MS>rf  no*ff  m»ki»t    lirarrt      Poatt- 
Dtlt.      IttM.       futul.  JW.JtoMfs.tat.on. 

All^lon.'N'obleOo...                 .    13.OOO                       I  V.n  .'.''. 

Aurora,I»earboniOo 23 .OOO       3,086  M99 

BeatoaCuuni                                   41.0OO  11.9O3 

Booaer                                        35.000      81.000  26,572 

BowllneOreen.ct  ,                          •<¥>  i.;? 

Braokrillr.  Franklin  Co 20.000      j  .._- 

BrowaCoiutr                               ll.OOO       10.3O8 

Butler,  Dekall.  <•                        16.9OO      2.0OO      1,128  2.521 

8.731       1,090      l    "l 

86,000      M1.152 

12,000       139,000  20.021 

...  1.500 

6.800       4,548 

8,000       1,891 

24.016                         13.941 

-.,•. 

64.388       24.307 

••--•          800       »,284 

411          707       1.462 

4.683       8328  12.630 

19.60*       16.746 

:  .--.  «..  1:1:1 

i--.-' 

12JOO                                       2.179 

1O,(N>O      6,983  ,  •- 

-•-'...                                   •    -   •                                 .     17,000  14!*08 

Krn.lal  13.000      5,8OO       •' " 

Lacrance.  LacranKe  (  ..oo 

i  •     at  :.  ii.-. .    •-•>      -  MM      I  -•!" 


OMsatt 

Cicero.  Hamilt 
CeaaersTiilr.  I 


rraw; 
lunvll 
I  vkalb  Ooanty 


. 

J     i     ..H, 

16,000 
18.000 


43^00 

•  .     ... 


i'. 


14*4  to  1911 

BOM   ;-.,-.    - - 

OOJOOO  .lH*7tol906 


Tax  valuation,  rrol 
Tat  valaattoa.wiwi 
Total 


1«94 


.82.479.«M» 


ipayabtebyt 


38^*0.7111 
12-50 
.M.I  95 
.55.000 
.  Hew  York. 


RRICK    CO.— Jon*  .SCHCBRMKIER,  Tre«. 

<  naaty  seal  to  BooaevUle. 
iestoa.real. 


tai    i»»l 

r  l.i  ,,H.r»l...... 

:."; 


rar  sjartnal  valoe. 
1,000) 93-00 


e-on 

•   • 


AW  M»yor. 

to  Kooolaako  Couatr. 

•  L  Total  valaatto 
900  [Total  tax  (aor 
lOolroavbMlamta 


1996...*1,635^185 
7^00  [Total  tax  (POT*:    -- 
1.  100  I  Population  la  IWtOwa.: 

.  .  .  .  1  .137  Jil  •  I  Poavlattoa  la  1»«O  wa. 

aal  .  .  .50H.375  1  Popalatlua  la  1*97  (ost.)  ...  .3,800 


(JOHN  II 

,  ,M,,  M'i\A.,iiA«,  J«.,  nrrk. 


Wktn  Intr 


Tax  valnatinn.  real.     .  *2,198.83O 
Tax  valii»tl»n.  ; 
Tola!  valuation  189A...   3.0 
Total  tax  (par  8 1. OOO, 
ttloalKM 

4J23 


1,7_ 
3.683 

13.973 

•--••: 
M  -i.  twaki  -t  .!••-.  DhC  .  •--•      • .-«.      .  •--'       '  .•:-'. 

Newcastle.  II  -i      1.000      2,697 

Xocta  Teraoa.  Jeaalngs  '  2.012 

OwaaOoaaty .<-->  .    12,900    15.O40 

l-ikrCounlj  .•.-.  18.544 


Marttnuvillr.  Morgan  t;, 

Martin  County  ..  7  <  CUM) 

Miami  County  .   23.0OO  __;u^.       V.^V;      8,000 


Portiaa4./ai  •  •• 

16.000 
84.000 


Princeton,  nlhma  Ob. 
ReaMakMr,  .1  .•;..-... 
RtatoyOMatr  ......... 

i:  .-'   •  BM*J 
•I.  Joeeph  Ooaaty 
Baloai.  *>asata*t»a  Co 
Heott  Conaty 

Jark.onr. 


1K.OOO 
15,000 

- > 

fliooo 
-7.000 


Waban 
Warrr- 
Wa.hl 

Wlllla 


«.soo 

IT.ixxi 


3.726 

ROOD       1,958  '•."->• 

1,286       1,455 

•  l  '.-.. 



.  42,457 

2.802       1.455       1,975 

2.608       5.337 

1,000       6,451 

l.i  1,097 

3.000       2,681 

6.165       1.700 

•O        2T.I2B 

20.000       79.000  10,955 

19,550  1H.619 

867       1.027 

1,471       3,369  3.014 


96 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV 


State  of  Illinois. 

ITS 

DEBT,    RESOURCES,    &c. 

Organized  as  a  Territory  (Act  Feb.  8,  1809)  -  March  1,  1809 
Admitted  as  a  State  (Act  April  18,  1818)  -  -  Dec.  3,  1818 
Total  area  of  State  (square  miles)  -  -  -  -  56,650 

State  Capital Springfield 

Governor  (term  ends  3d  Monday  Jan.  1901)  -  John  R.  Tanner 
Sec.  of  State  (term  ends  2d  Mon.  Jan.  1901)  -  James  A.  Rose 
Treasurer  (term  ends  3d  Mon.  Jan.  1899)  -  -  Henry  Hortz 
Legislature  meets  biennially  in  odd  years  on  the  Wednesday 

after  the  first  Monday  in  January,  and  there  U  no  limit  to 

length  of  sessions. 

HISTORY  OF  DEBT.— The  historical  details  of  the  State  debt  of 
Illinois  from  1829  to  1870,  when  the  debt  was  all  paid  off,  will  be  found 
In  the  STATE  AJ!I>  Cirr  SUPPLEMENT  of  April  1894,  page  91. 

BONDED  DEBT.— This  State  had  on  January  1,  1897,  no  bonded 
debt,  except  $18,500  bonds  which  have  ceased  to  draw  Interest,  but 
have  not  yet  been  surrendered  for  payment. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  total  assessed  valuation  has  been 
as  follows  In  the  years  named. 


Teart. 

IXllli. 

1895. 
1894. 
1893. 

1S!»2 

1891. 

A  netted  Vol.  Tears. 
$731,201,463  1888... 
743.846.K76  1887... 
737,758,616  1886... 
760,837,855  1885... 
831,310.306  1884... 
822,109,429  1883... 

Assessed  Vol.  Teart. 
$784,911,874  1882. 
797,752,888  1881. 
793,563,498  1880. 
798,482,823  1879. 
80;>,1<>0,803  1878. 
817,904,721  1873. 

Assessed  Vol. 
$809.995,895 
799,813,560 
786,616,394 
784,632.550 
857,235.762 
1,355,401,317 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— No  State  has  developed  a  greater  repugnance 
to  the  creating  of  debt  than  Illinois,  if  we  may  Judge  from  the  provisions 
of  its  present  Constitution.  We  say  developed,  because  this  antagonism 
has  apparently  been  progressive.  Nothing  of  it  is  to  be  found  in  the 
Constitution  of  1818.  The  Constitution  of  1848  contains  no  reference 
to  municipalities,  but  has  in  It  stringent  restrictions  limiting  to  $50,000 
the  power  of  the  Legislature  to  create  State  debt,  except  in  case  of  war, 
nvasion,  etc.,  unless  the  law  proposing  the  issue  of  bonds  is  submitted 
to  a  vote  of  the  people.  But  turning  to  the  Constitution  of  1870  we  find 
the  whole  subject  of  debt-making  most  thoroughly  considered  and  its 
basis  settled. 

FIRST,  as  to  the  State,  the  provisions  are  not  very  unlike  the  provis- 
'ons  of  the  Constitution  of  1848,  except  that  as  to  the  limit  for  casual  de- 
fleits  and  failures  of  revenue,  the  aggregate  which  can  be  created  is  very 
properly  raised  to  $250,000.  But  with  that  exception  and  with  the 
further  exception  for  the  purpose  of  repelling  invasion  etc.  no  debt 
can  be  contracted  unless  the  law  is  submitted  to  a  vote  of  the  people  at 
ft  general  election,  which  law  must  contain  a  provision  for  the  payment 
of  interest  as  it  accrues,  and  previous  notice  of  the  election  be  given  by 
publication  for  three  months  prior  to  such  election.  These  last  two 
restrictions  as  to  interest  and  notice  of  election  are  only  found  in  the 
1870  Constitution.  The  sections  which  cover  these  matters  are  as  fol 
lows;  we  omit  the  first  portion  of  Section  18,  which  relates  only  to 
appropriations  and  payment  of  appropriations  out  of  funds  belonging 
to  the  State ; 

SECTION  18.  *****  Provided,  the  State  may,  to  meet  casual 
•deficits  or  failures  in  revenues,  contract  debts  never  to  exceed  in  the  ag- 
gregate $250,OOO ;  and  moneys  thus  borrowed  shall  be  applied  to  the 
purpose  for  which  they  were  obtained,  or  to  pay  the  debt  thus  created, 
and  to  no  other  purpose ;  and  no  other  debt  except  for  the  purpose  of 
repelling  invasion,  suppressing  insurrection  or  defending  the  State  in 
war  (for  payment  of  which  the  faith  of  the  State  shall  be  pledged),  shall 
be  contracted,  unless  the  law  authorizing  the  same  shall  at  a  general 
election  have  been  submitted  to  the  people,  and  have  received  a  majority 
of  the  votes  cast  for  members  of  the  General  Assembly  at  such  election. 
The  General  Assembly  shall  provide  for  the  publication  of  said  law  for 
three  months  at  least  before  the  vote  of  the  people  shall  be  taken  upon 
the  same;  and  provision  shall  be  made  at  the  time  for  the  payment  of 
the  interest  annually  as  it  shall  accrue,  by  a  tax  levied  for  the  purpose 
or  from  other  sources  of  revenue;  which  law,  providing  for  the  payment 
of  such  interest  by  such  tax,  shall  be  irrepealable  until  such  debt  be 
paid:  And  provided  further,  that  'jie  law  levying  the  tax  shall  be  sub- 
mitted to  the  people  with  the  law  authorizing  the  debt  to  be  contracted. 

SUCTION  20.  The  State  shall  $ever  pay  assume  or  become  responsible 
for  the  debts  or  liabilities  of,  or  in  any  manner  give,  loan,  or  extend 
its  credit  to  or  in  aid  of  any  public  or  other  corporation,  association  or 
Individual. 

Nothing  needs  to  be  added  In  explanation  of  the  foregoing.  The  pro- 
visions seem  to  be  explicit  and  to  guard  most  wisely  the  creation  of 
State  debt. 

SECOND,  municipal  indebtedness  is  regulated  only  in  the  Constitution 
of  1870.  Inthatinstrumentthesubjcctisdealtwithinallitsphases.  First 
is  a  provision  in  Article  8,  Section  3,  forbidding  the  General  Assembly  and 
every  muniaipality  from  making  any  appropriation  in  aid  of  any  sec- 
tarian purpose.  Second  is  a  "  separate  section  "  forbidding  any  such 
municipality  from  becoming  a  subscriber  to  the  stock  of  any  railroad 
Ac.  or  to  loan  its  credit.  Third  is  the  broad  and  general  provision, 
Section  12,  Article  9,  which  limits  the  indebtedness  of  all  municipal!! 
ties  to  5  per  cent  "  on  the  value  of  the  taxable  property  therein,"  &o 
We  give  these  sections  below ; 

AUTICLK  8.  Section  3.  Neither  the  General  Assembly  nor  anv  county 
city,  town,  township,  school  district,  or  other  public  corporation  shal 
ever  make  any  appropriation,  or  pay  from  any  public  fund  whatever, 
anything  in  aid  of  any  church  or  sectarian  purpose,  or  to  help  gminort 
or  sustain  any  school,  academy,  seminary,  college,  university  or  other 
literary  or  scientific  institution  controlled  by  any  church  or  sectarian 
denomination  whatever:  nor  shall  any  grant  or  donation  of  land  moiiev 
or  other  personal  property  ever  be  made  by  the  State,  or  any  such  public 
corporation,  to  any  church  or  for  any  sectarian  purpose 

ARTICI.K  !».  Section  12.  No  county,  city,  township,  school  district  or 
other  municipal  corporation  shall  be  allowed  to  become  indebted  in  anv 
manner  or  for  any  purpose,  to  an  amount,  including  existing  indebted- 
ness. In  the  aggregate  exceeding  five  per  centum  on  the  value  of  the 


taxable  property  therein,  to  be  ascertained  by  the  last  assessment  for 
State  and  county  taxes,  previous  to  the  incurring  of  such  indebtedness. 
Any  county,  city,  school  district  or  other  municipal  corporation  incur- 
ring any  indebtedness  as  aforesaid  shall  before,  or  at  the  time  of  doing 
so,  provide  for  the  collection  of  a  direct  annual  tax  sufficient  to  pay  tlie 
interest  on  such  debt  as  it  falls  due,  and  also  to  pay  and  discharge!  he 
principal  thereof  within  twenty  years  from  the  time  of  contracting  the 
same.  This  section  shall  not  be  construed  to  prevent  any  county,  city, 
township,  school  district,  or  other  municipal  corporation,  from  issuing 
their  bonds  in  compliance  with  any  vote  of  the  people  which  may  have 
l>een  had  prior  to  the  adoption  of  this  Constitution  in  pursuance  of  any 
law  providing  therefor. 

SEPAHATK  Sections.  [Municipal  subscriptions  to  railroads  etc.]  No 
county,  city,  town,  township  or  other  municipality  shall  ever  become 
subscriber  to  the  capital  stock  of  any  railroad  or  private  corporation,  or 
make  donation  to  or  loan  its  credit  in  aid  of  such  corporation,  provided, 
howener,  that  the  adoption  of  this  article  shall  not  be  construed  as  affect- 
Ing  the  right  of  any  such  municipality  to  make  such  subscriptions 
where  the  same  have  been  authorized,  under  existing  laws,  by  a  vote  of 
the  people  of  euch  municipalities  prior  to  such  adoption. 

The  foregoing  limitation  to  5  per  cent  is  general,  as  will  be  seen— that 
Is,  it  applies  to  all  municipalities.  With  this  limitation  preserved  the 
Legislature  has  passed  general  laws  authorizing  the  city  council  in 
cities  and  the  board  of  trustees  in  villages  to  issue  bonds  for  corporate 
purposes,  for  refunding  and  consolidating  debt,  for  water  works,  etc.; 
and  the  county  board  of  any  county  has  been  authorized  by  general 
statute  to  issue,  when  it  deems  it  necessary,  county  bonds,  after  sub- 
jecting the  matter  to  the  legal  voters  of  the  county  at  a  general  election, 
at  which  a  majority  vote  is  required  as  a  prerequisite  of  the  issue.  In 
all  these  general  laws,  however,  it  is  provided,  according  to  Section  12, 
Article  9,  of  the  Constitution,  that  in  no  case  must  the  aggregate  in- 
debtedness exceed  five  per  cent  of  the  taxable  property  therein. 

IMPROVEMENT  BONDS.— There  is  a  kind  of  improvement  bond  author, 
ized  in  some  cases  which  is  made  a  special  lien  on  the  land  bcnentted 
and  to  which  the  5  per  cent  limit  has  no  reference.  We  refer  to  cases 
which  come  under  the  law  entitled  "  To  divide  cities  and  villages  subject 
"to  overflow  into  improvement  districts."  This  statute  provides  that 
any  such  city  or  village  or  part  thereof  may  be  laid  off  into  an  improve- 
ment district  for  the  purpose  of  draining,  raising  the  grade  of  the  streets 
and  improving  the  district;  that  after  the  cost  for  the  work  has  been 
ascertained  and  been  assessed,  the  assessment  may  be  paid  in  instal- 
ments or  otherwise  and  such  city  or  village  may  issue  bonds  sufficient 
to  pay  the  assessment.  In  that  case  the  bonds  are  a  lien 
on  tlie  lots,  blocks  or  parts  thereof  which  shall  be  designated 
therein;  but  before  the  issue  the  owner  of  the  lots,  etc.,  to  be 
charged  must  endorse  upon  the  back  of  such  bond  his  consent 
under  seal,  in  substance  as  follows :  "  I  hereby  indorse  the  within  bond 
"  and  consent  that  the  lot  or  lots  or  parts  thereof  therein  designated 
"  shall  become  liable  for  the  interest  and  principal  therein  namea  and 
"  the  same  shall  be  a  lien  upon  said  property  from  this  date  until  paid 
"  off  and  discharged."  The  bond  when  executed  by  the  city  or  village 
and  so  endorsed  by  the  owner  shall  be  recorded  in  the  recorder's  office 
in  tlie  county,  and  such  record  shall  be  a  notice  of  the  lien  created  to  tlie 
same  extent  as  tlie  record  of  mortgages  is  a  notice. 

We  have  room  to  give  only  this  very  brief  and  imperfect  outline  of  this 
statute.  The  whole  law  will  be  found  in  the  Revised  Statutes  of  Illinois, 
the  1889  edition,  page  303.  To  understand  the  real  cause  and  occasion 
for  all  this  machinery,  one  should  study  also  the  previous  statute  (page 
299,  &c.)  which  authorizes  cities,  &c.,  to  protect  themselves  from  over- 
flow and  inundation  and  control  private  levees,  &c.  After  having  read 
the  two  laws  it  will  be  found  that  the  district  improvement  bond  has 
been  devised  as  a  relief  measure,  and  that  it  affords  a  wise  anil  ingenious 
method  for  helping  those  in  more  moderate  circumstances  who  have 
been  taxed  for  a  very  necessary  improvement  to  pay  the  tax  by  instal- 
ments. 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.— The  population  of  Illinois  has  been 
reported  as  follows  in  the  years  named. 


1890 3,826,351 

1880 3,077,871 

1870 2,539,891 


1860 1,711,951 

1850 851,470 

1840 476,183 


1830 loT.445 

1820 ,V>.n;- 

1810 12,'jsi 


Taking  the  last  three  decades,  the  increase  of  population  between 
1860  and  1870  was  827,940,  or  48'36  per  cent;  between  1870  and  1880 
537,980,  or  21-18  per  cent ;  and  between  1880  and  1890  748,430,  or 
24-32  per  cent. 


CITIES,  COUNTIES  AND 

IN  THE 

STATE  OF  ILLINOIS. 


NOTE— For  reports  not  found  in  alphabetical  order  amoiiy  Hie  foWiv:- 
Iny  see  page  102. 

ALEXANDER    CO.—  County  seat  is  Cairo. 

The  bonds  below  described  are  registered  with  the  Auditor. 

LOANS—  . Interest. ,    . }'ri»cii>nl. — 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.  Ct.   J'auuble.         When  !><if.    Old: 

Cairo  &  St.  Louis  RR 8       J    <fc    J    Jan    1,   189-J       *II..IMH> 

Cairo  &  Vmcennes  RR 8       J    &    ,T    July  1,  1802         ;;i,"0i 

Funding <;       j   A.    j    June],   1S!»S 

do        6       J    &    J    July  1,  1915         55,000 

INTEREST  on  bonds  due  in  1915  is  payable  in  Nejv  York;  on 
others  by  the  State  Treasurer,  Springfield. 

EQUALIZED  VALUATION    in   1896  was  $2,324.372.    Tin 
tax  (per  $1.000)  in  ISffi  was  $3-30,    Property  is  assessed  at  about 
one-third  of  its  actual  value. 

POPULATION  in  1890  was  10,563;  in  1880  it  was  14,808. 


ALTON. — This  city  is  in  Madison  County. 


LOANS.—  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 
4s  F&A,  $5,000.... Aug.  1,  1897 
4s  F&A,  4,500....  Aug.  1,  1898 
4s  J&J,  14,000....  July  1,  1909 
4s  F&A,  6,000....  Aug.  1,  1910 
4s  2,000....  July  1,  1911 

Interest  payable  at  Alton. 


Total  debt  (last  returns) .          . 

Tax  valuation,  real I,303,i4l 

Tax  valuation,  personal .    404,23. 

Total  valuation 1,707,47. 

Assessed  valuation  13  of  actual  val. 

Total  tax  per  $1,000 

Population  in  1890  was 1 ".-» • 

Population  in  1880  was 9,87t 


IJJ.INOIS-CITIES  AND  TOWNS, 


97 


washlp  I*  la  Lea  County.  The  bond*  described  are  registered 
Stale  Auditor. 


AMBOY.— A.  J.  TOMPKIXS,  Saperriaor. 

r:..- 
w  ith  the  State 

LOANS—  »"»•»  *>»*• 

MI ic  AGO  A  BOCK  Riv.  BOSDO— 

Ua,  July  1.  $1.500 Put  due 

Boma— 

«  ,  July  1.  $8.000         July  1.  189ft 
(part  yearly)  to  July  1. 1897 


6s.  July  1.  »103.V>O.July  1.  '07-'12 

(Part  due  yearly.) 
Xetdebt  Feb.  1.  1897....  *111,500 
Tax  valuation,  real.  ......   388.316 


Tax  valuation, 


. 
58.76O 


Total  valuation  1896.....  447,076 

Population  In  189O  wa* 3,139 

INTEREST  toparalitolwB*n*eTraBi»iwr.$prtag*ald. 


AROMA.— HEXRY  Y. 

ThU  township  1*  In  Kankakee  County, 

LOANS—  Wken  Dm*.  |  Aseeeament  about  '»  actual  valor, 

t  fttat^  tax 


ttax  (per  $1.0OOi $V2O 


Sa.  ana..  $22.OOO July  1. 1910  I  Ooonty  tax  (far  $1.000)....     7-5O 

$aMoet  ta  call  at  any  time.        I  Town  tax  (per  $1,OOO) 2O-OO 

total  debt  Feb.  1.  1897  .   $22.OOO    Population  In  1*9O  wa. 1.098 

Tax  valuation  1895 tSSSjSSo  |  Poawlatton  la  189»  (ert.>....l.OOO 

Fa  iir  Ihl«i«a1  ilirllaTT  ~f  •—  T '  -      "f '-  •*-»•*  —    paid  of  each  year. 
EREST  oa  the  refunding  bond*  1*  payable  at  Bprtagaeld.  ifl..  01 
at  Xew  York 


AURORA.—  L.  K.  SCOTT,  City  Clerk. 

Aurora  U  In  Kane  County. 

LOANS-  "••*•  AM-  I  *••  f*A.  $*«.000  .....  Peb.  1.  1900 

{WATCBBOSD*-  5*,  PAA.    30.OOO  .....  Aug.  1  .  1014 

0*.  F*A.  $44,000  .....  Peb.1.  190O1 

•  •1.000 

-  EREST  o« 
Jt,«  York  City. 

TAX  EXEMPT.-All  bond*  are  free  from  taxation 

fcjpuebt  (last 

ASSESSE 


I*  payable  at  the  Plrat  National  ] 


<al  elty  debt  la  January.  1897. 
aoasva.Jhft.79o;  net  debt,  $162.245     Total 


1.000. 


ESSED  VALUATION.-U  18M  Q*>  etty.  total  •mnitA  rain 
wi?«.7M3^:  totaltat  (p«»1.0uOt.  $55  SO;  IB  1H91  It  wa. 

«    TiMtiwBaMi-*  m 1  rrtutBMt  «  reoleaUU  IB  1891 

total.  $4,23C.436. 


w*>  *3.093.375  ;  of 

rty  I* 


BONDS    ILLEGAL 

aavd  By  the  Iowa  t 
<<e.  :ared  Illegal  by  the  Sapmae  Co 
•muted  by  the  Iowa  of  Ottawa.  ' 


•  ..•  •  ..   i 


i  of  Tlllaoi*.  aad  of 
aiBlrl  aot  legally  levy  a  tax  to  Bar  theam." 

POPULATION  -The  popolaUoB  la  18*0  waa  19.M8:  ta  IfWO  wa* 
^^•l  ialOTOwM  11.I6X    PiiaaUliB  1897  iMtlanU*),  rr.OOO. 

-  iioot  DISTRICT  No  4  — 


LOANS-  a-*,,, />...  i  Total  debt  Oaat 

•J-H-M.I    t:..\:-     I-.', 


•eAJAJ. 


Tax  valaattoa  1894. 

la-J.  •lo.ouu  190S-19O7  I  Baal  ralaatloa S.OOn.ooo 

\OOOduevearlronJulrl.i      .  Poaalattoa  ta  1$93  (oat.) &4OO 

•at  aarable  la  X. w  York.        I 

A  or»c:-rr»\A/M       )W.H  HHIXEBKBOKB,  Mayor. 
AHDSTO \VN.—  }w.  u.aMtTH.  Clark, 
etty  I*  situated  ta  Cao*  Coaaty . 

del''  ...   $20.500 

Mar.  1.189$..   lOljlMO 


«wti.-..«i 
K->*D«— 


.  Jaa.  1.  1902 


.».  ••J-...»«i    . .  Apr.  1. 1908 

•Meet  U»  call. 

Bonded  debt  Mar.  1.1*9*  $121,500 
aerwraaatai 
i  at  therm 


T>i 


.     ...  . 

1896  ......   318.438 

>•  aetaal  value. 


!  water 


la  M.  Glair  Coaaty 


-  KHI  1. 1  p. I'  k  -r\Kl  U  Ml      - 
.—  >  f>.  r- 


.  w.  PAXDKBJIR. 


•  Bnno 


Wkt»  Dtu. 
— 

rtar  $***.<.]$$$ 


an     I.  19OO 

Bclw.vllW>. 


Tax  valoattoa.  real  .  .  .  .  $1  .7OMM 

Tai  valuation,  anwaal      5M2.1M 

Total 

AaaM 

Total  tax  (par 


....  2.285.846 
aetaal  value. 

4O 


TAX  FREE.  -All  of  ta« 


Populatlon  In  IMMI  was.. ...  IO^W$ 

•..i,,.  .•  at    i  IBM    .-•        :-  i-: 

by  thl>  elty  an  exempt  fn.m 


BE  ME  NT. — ThU  township  U  In  Plart  Oooaty.    Tbe  bond* 
nhod  are  rogtotarod  with  the  Stale  Auditor. 


LOANS- 

>o  BoirDa— 


WltmtXH. 


B»»<iBaowt<la*tr»t»Ta*),$48,OOO 
Poaalatloalaimowaa...  2.4U7 
Poptslati*»lal880wa*.... 


r   ..    • 
INTEREST  U  payable  by  the  State  Treaaurer.  Rprtag$eld. 


:.r. 

-  I  MATT.  C.  "XI  ni.Treo-arer. 
•atlagtnn  Is  la  MeLona  Ooaaty.    The  elty  owns  lu  water  work* 
•eetrlc-llght  plant. 


-O*NS— 

«sabteet  to  oall   after   18*7 

IAJ.  CtaGSS July  1.  :897 

Pf**»J'« 


noatlBc.M 
Total  debt 




Apr.  1. !«««.:     117.500 

Tax  valuation,  real 2.r. 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    »:!3.o*rt» 
Total  valuatloa  188ft.... 3..M 
lvalue. 


^•IREST  '.i.  railroad  bonds   la   payable   ta    Hew    York    by  the 
rteBB  Exehaag*  Xallonal  Bank :  on  water  work*  bond*  by  City 


BLOOMINGTON   SCHOOL  DISTRICT. 
'.  KAYHCKX,  rl're«*orer  Board  of  E^nraMon. 

vtraoT.  Bonne— I  Us.  JAD.  »ro.oo6  ...  June  I.  1W7 
S-iA      ' 

..i         «V,. <»MI 

•^^•t*     W>OO....  Cept.  2.  190ft  i  Tax  valuation  1  - 

»*,  JAD.     5.on«i Jane  I.  l$0$l  Popalattoa "Oft  kwh.i-ensusi. 2^.000 


BLUE    ISLAND. — Blue  Island  U  In  Cook  County. 

Real  valuation $3,000,000 

Population  In  189O  was 2,521 

Population  1395  (estimated)  6,000 


Total  debt  (last  returns).  ..$25,000 

Water  debt  (included) 17.UOO 

Tax  valuation  1S»4 521,501 


BRIMFIELD.— 

Thl*  township  Is  In  Peorla  County.    Tbe  bonds  described  are  reglst 
ered  with  the  State  Auditor. 

LOANS—  Wlua  Due.  I  5s,  JAJ,  $47,OOO July  1, 1895 

FiMUNO  BOXDS—  I     (Part  due  yearly)  to  July  1, 19O9 

5s,  July  1,  $17,OOO...July  1, 1897  I  Bonded  debt  (last  returns). $72,OOO 

(Part  due  yearly)  to  July  1,  11>O4  I  Population  In  1890  was....     1,589 

INTEREST  1*  parable  by  the  State  treasurer,  Springneld. 


J  C.  R.  WOODWAKD,  Mayor. 
—  )  J.  8.  REARDEX,  Comptroller. 
ThU  city  U  In  Alexandria  County. 

The  railroad  bonds  due  In  189:2  and  street  bonds  due  In  1894  are 
subject  to  compromise  at  the  rate  of  fifty  cents  on  tbe  dollar  after  add- 
ing due  coupons  and  Interest  on  them  to  date  of  compromise.  In 
making  up  debt  statement  they  are  given  that  valuation. 


LOANS—  m*nD*t. 

Fi  M.IS.;  IUM  HOAI>  HOKDS- 
6«.  JAJ,  $54.1OO  ......  Jan.  1,  1914 

IX8TALMEXT  BOXDO— 
6s.  JAJ.  $39,821  ......  July  1,1898 

K«LBOAD  BOMDS— 
8*.JAJ.     $».OOO  .....  Jan.  1,1892 

HTBkKT  BOKIM— 
8s.  r*A.    $2,OOO  .....  Aug.  2.  1894 

INTEREST   on  registered  bonds  i»  paid  by  State  Treasurer,  bpring 
field. 


Total  debt  Peb.  1,1897..  .$127,472 
Tax  valuation,  real  ......  1,494,759 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    336,922 
Total  valuation  1S96  ____  1.831,681 

AaaMBaMBtBbotrl  '»  aefl  val. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000)  ..........  $74 

Population  In  189O  wan..  ..10,324 


CANTON  UNION  SCHOOL  DISTRICT. 

This  district  comprises  about  ten  square  miles  of  Fulton  County, 
including  tbe  whole  city  of  Canton. 

LOANS-  IkenDiu.  I  Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,97..    $38,OOO 

SCHOOL  Boxi*.  1896—                   I  DUtrlrt  has  no  floating  debt. 
Sa,  JAJ,  $18.000 1907-1915    "• i~-.i~-i.xn  •«,,-, 

($3.OOO  due  yearly  on  July  1.) 
Interest  payable  In  Xew  York. 


Tax  valuation  1894 $941.7fil 

Real  valuation  6.OOO.OOO 

Population  1895  test)...      10.OOO 


CHAMPAIGN— K.  E.  CHESTER,  Mayor. 

This  township  U  In  Champaign  County.    The  bonds  described  are 
"ndltor. 

Tax  valuation  1896....$1.0O0.8OO 
Assessment  about  U  actual  value. 
Tax  rate  (per  $1  .OOO)  *27'OO 


registered  with  the  State  A 

LOANS-  •"•*»  Dtu. 


5S.JAJ,  $30.000  ...........  1909-13 


Subject  to  call. 
Bonded  debt  Jan  SO/97      $3O.noo 

Floatln*  debt 4..VX) 

Total  debt  Jan.  30.  "97.         84.SOO 
INTEREST  U  payable  by  the  Stmte Treasurer.  Springneld. 


itlou  In  1K9O  wa* 6.619 

Piipiilini.in  In  188O  was 5.909 

Population  1897  (eattmatl.lO.OOO 


CHARLESTON.— 

jsvrsx-t&s!-0™* 

LOANS-  WTUa  Dtu. 

RllLBOAD  Am  BO»D«— 

Os.Jnae  1.  $73.000.     .June  1 . 1900 
muhjeot  u>  call  at  any  time.) 
INTEREST  Is  payable  by  the  State  Treasurer,  Sprtngfleld. 
ASSESSED   VALUATI(pN.-In  1894  the  total  aaaeased  valuation 
.r  the  town  was  $7«O.S29  and  for  tbe  city  wa*  $B2O,215,  properl  > 
stag  asptsseil  at  about    16  per  cent  of  Its  actual  value.    Total  tax 

i*ta«For*nj$a$tiartaoattywa*  $8-49,  and  tbe  average  rate  for  the 

towa  waa$i 


for  t 


The  bond*  described  are  registered 

Beaded  debt  (last  retnrn*).$76,OOO* 
Population  In  1890  was 4.135 


ThUrlty  |. 


siWirT,  Mayor. 
KRBLL.  Comptroller. 

tlced  that  all  the  bond*  bear- 
aklng 


Ing  a  high  rate  nfj  InUrmt  fall  due  K  itiiin  the  next  fo  yean,  ma 
•  le  f,,r  the   elty  to  drrreax-  lt«  annual  Interest  payment* 
trrtally  by  refandlng  thrm  at  a  much  lower  rate. 


LOANS—  What        . 

cm  I     M  *,  E,  F  <  J.  k   I    .•- 

•      xlOOJuly  1.1899 
JAJ.       843.4AOA|ir. 
4*,.....          60,000  Jan.  1.1914 

CITT  II  U  ' 

t«0.    $100.000  Ort.  1.180$ 
7s,     JAJ.        198.0(10  July  1.189$ 

RTVKB  luranvt  MI  x-   • 
4«.      JAJ.      -  .1)    1.  I'.HO 

4*.     JAJ.     g249.000Jnl.r  1 

:'i|'y  1.  IHl:l 

«-.  k-.JAJ.  ll'v    1.   I'll  I 

l-.r.JAJ.     1.963.0OO  July  1.  1915 

•lot  (R)  — 
VJ.     $200,000  July  1.1(199 

-HK)Apr.  1 

iHM>J;.li      ! 

1910 

1  l.-.,OH»July   1.  l-ilo 
HBWKBAOB  B«.M»«- 
4V..  JAJ.     $4«9..VtOJnIy  1.1900 
4a.     JAJ,         »-...,  ..,.!  ,|,    i 
4s.     JAJ. 

4«.«.JAJ.  ,ly  1 

«.  JAJ.  $1OO.OOO  Jaa.  1 
7..  JAJ.  •.-.,„-,  .!,,:>  i 
7..  JAJ.  9H.OOO  Jan.  1.1899 


t-.  JAJ; 

4s.  JAJ, 

4s.  JAJ, 

4*.  JAJ. 

.        -  IV. 


1919 
.  1914 


LOANS- 

TL'jrJIJ.1.  BOXIM   (Pi--     nil.  - 


Wkt*  Due. 


7s. 

7.. 

7«. 

7., 
4: 
w 
«s. 
«K 


JAJ. 

JAJ. 

AA'I. 

JAJ. 
JAJ. 


. 

$70.000  July  1.1899 

lIMI.IMMIIht.      I. 

1-.-  .H.I.  Inly  1,1899 
100.000  July  1.1916 


. 

Boxi 

JAJ.  »Mi.mn)  July  1. 
JAJ, 

.      .I.V.I.  1   ..i..»Hi.l,,ly   1,  1!MM 

4-.      J*J.  l.Vl..MHi.lii!t    1.  llll.i 

4a.     JAJ.  821.OOO  July  1,  1912 

\J,  1:10.1  o.i  J.,  n    1.  1U14 

4«.g.JAJ.  41.1.CHMI  Jull      I 

4>.C.JAJ.     l.ix:,.<NN)  July   1 

."Ml  J.llv      1.    I'.MI'J 

3>«a,JAJ,        •_••_•-,.<  HHI.  inly  1.  10OO 
3y.  JAJ.  ily  1.  1910 

'•'s  FAIR  BOND*— 

4a.     JAJ,  $4,526.000  Jan.  1.1921 
;iny  Jan.  1 

or  July  1,  on  !«>  days  imtlrr. 
llii>r.  PACK—  WATKK  BOM*— 

•KNI.IHII.  1,  1904 
LAKK  Vir.w  WATI 

<\J,       $-.>:<,INNI  July  1,  1004 

4».     JAJ.          .Vl.(MMiJiily  1,  1907 

I,  ,MXI  or  LAKK  WATKII  HOMM— 

ih«).000  Apr.  1.1  S07 

($15,OOOilueye'rly)toAi>r.  1,1902 


Bonds  of  1893  and  all  •nbaeqaent  Issues  are  payable  in  gold. 
INTEREST-—  Interest  on  the  Chlraico  .Hy  bond*  Is  paid  In  Xew 
York  by  toe  American  Kirh»nir»  Nntlntial  Hunk. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  ETC- -The  subjoined  statement 
ihaws  ChVcMo's  total  debt,  and  the  linking  fund  held  by  the  city 
aaTBla**  the  same,  on  each  of  the  dates  named. 

l.l-'>7     .'....    LI-'",     .run.  1.  1  -!!.-..    At*.  1.1894. 
T..t  l">n.le<l  debt. *  1  'i     *17.7'J'.'.!1.">O     $1«.4»1.45O 

-Inking  fun<l«    ..      l.-jo:..''-.'.'         l..i'«'.'i7'J  .-|:<4.229 

lebt $15.972.998    $16,098,278    $17.3«4.721    $18,097,221 

The  floating  deht  of  the  rlty  on  January  1,  1H!)7.  wa^  $4.*i25.667 ;  a 

r  $1. "72.200  rtur  ngl- 

Tko  ettr'n  water  rlett  on  January  1, 1897  (Included  In  tbe  above 
otal),  was  $4.902.000. 


STATE  MID  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


CITY  PROPERTY— The  city  owns  buildings  and  real  estate  of  the 
value  of  $5H,S49?412,  Including  water  works  which  have  cost  $25,- 
336.6\9.  and  an  electric-light  system.  « 

DFRT  kIMITATION.— The  city's  debt  18  limited  by  law  to  5  per 
cent  of  the  T.Iessed  valuation^  determined  by  the  State  Board  of 

ASSESSED  yALUATION.-The city'. '""""J ^r™11tuTat'Sr1DS81bhavI 
about  oue-tcntli  its  cash  value)  and  tax  rate  for  city  purpos 
been  »•  follows :  CUy 

•Per.  Prortrrtu 
$50,977,983 
56.462,078 
56,491,231 
83,117,502 


Yrart.  Real  Ettale. 

1895 (192,498,842 

1894 190.163,364 

1893 189,299,120 

l-.i-j  190,014,030 

1890      ..  170.553,854 
1888 123,292,358 


... 

37,349,369 


•Total  Vol.       Tax  Rate 
$243,476,825 

246,625,442 

245,790,351 

243,732,138 

219,354,368 

160,641,727 


$47V6"6 
46-08 
49-82 
43-52 
35-63 


*  Includes  valuation  of  railroad  property,  which  for  1896  was  $13,- 
713  112. 

The  tax  rate  above  given  Is  that  for  city  purposes  only.  In  additlo  n 
to  this  the  three  districts  of  which  the  elly  Is  composed  are  assessed 
for  their  proportion  of  State  and  county  taxes,  and  for  certain  Improve- 
ment!, the  city  in  Its  corporate  capacity  not  being  assessable  for  these 
purposes. 

SITY'S  GROWTH.—  The  city's  growth  in  population,  wealth  and 
eliteduess  appears  from  the  following: 


eliteduess  appears  from  the 
Tear.  Population. 


Valuation. 


City  lax 
raised. 


1894  (est.)       2,000,000 
1  700000 

1890  1  099.850 

1880  503185 

306605 

I860'"  109206 

1850.:  .....  !.         28i269 


Sanded  debt 
$17,078,950 

ni8.i76.8s      ..........     jz-iii-gg 

246,625,442  ..........  17,722,950 

245790351  $11,810,969  18,431,450 

219  354  368  9,558,334  13,545.400 

117133643  3,899,126  12,752,000 

275986,550  4,139,799  11,041.000 

37053512  573,315  2,336,000 

7,220,249  25,270  93,395 


CHICAGO  SANITARY  DISTRICT. 

This  district  was  organized  in  1889  and  it  includes  practically  the 
entire  city  of  Chicago  and  the  greater  part  of  the  towns  of  Lyons  and 
Cicero. 

LOANS—  '       When  Due.    4*28,  J&J,  $900,000. Jan.  1,'97-'16 

5s,M&N,$l,700,OOO.Nov.,'96to'12          ($45,000  due  yearly.) 

($100,000  due  yearly)  4 138,  J  &  J,  $800,000. 1898  to  1917 

5s,  J&J.  $2,800,000  Jan.,'97to'14 

($150.000  due  yearly.) 
5s,  J&J,  $2,700,000.  July ,'97  to  '14 

($150,000  due  yearly.) 
4>a8,  J&J ,$3,800,000. Jan  '97  to'15 
($200,000  due  yearly.) 


($40,000  yearly  on  Jan.  1.) 
Total  debt  Meh.,  1896.  $11,950,000 
Tax  valuation  1894...  244,253,105 
Tax  levy  over  $1,200,000  yearly. 
Population  1895  about..  1,750,000 


CLARK.  COUNTY.— D.  YOUNG,  Treasurer. 


County  seat  Is  Marshall. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

COURT  HOUSE  WARRANTS — 

6s,  Jan.,   $30,000 part  yearly 

(Subject  to  call  at  any  time.) 
FCNDING  BOND  TAX— 

7s,  var.,  $752 1896  to  '97 

•    REGISTERED  BOND  TAX— 

6s,  May,  $30,000 May  1, 1900 

TOWNSHIP  REGIS.  BONDS— 

7s,  var.,  $60,000 Various 

INTEREST  on  the  registered  bonds  due  1900  and  on  the  township 
bonds  Is  payable  at  the  State  Treasurer's  office;  on  all  other  bonds  at 
the  County  Treasurer's  otBoe. 

COOK  CO.— D.  D.  HBALY,  Pres.  Board  of  Com. 

Cook  County  contains  the  City  of  Chicago. 


Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '96.    $30,752 

Floating  debt 30,000 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1896..      60,752 
T'nship  bds.  (ad.)Feb.'95      60,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 1,602,134 

Assessment  is  IB  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1 ,000) ...        1 2-70 

Populationin  1890  was 21,899 

Population  In  1880  was 21,894 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

C  CRT  HOUSE  BONDS— 
5s,  J&J,     $750,000. .  .Jan.  1, 1899 

FUNDING  BONDS— 
4s,  M&8,    $550,000... Mar.  1, 1898 
($50,OOOdue  y'rly)  to  Mar.  1, 1908 


REFUNDING  BONDS  - 

4>38,  M&N,$l,158,500.May  1, 1900 

4s,     M&N,      500,OOO.May  1, 1905 

4s.     M&N,  l,080,OOO.May  1, 1897 

($67,500  due  y'rly)  to  May  1, 1912 


INTEREST.— Interest  on  all  bonds  Is  payable  In  Chicago. 
TOTAL  DEBT-— The  total  debt  on  Jan.  1, 1897,  was  $4,088,500. 
The  debt  per  capita  In  1890  was  $3-93,  against  $7-70  In  1880. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  1896  of  real  estate  was  $217,526,792 
personal  property,  $33,910,885;  railroads,  $18,762,275;  capital  stock, 
$•2.720,165;  total,  $272.920,117.  The  total  In  1895  was  $270,744,- 
536;  total  tax  rate  (per  $1,000),  $7-50.  In  1891  the  total  assessed 
valuation  was  $282,676,167.  Property  is  assessed  about  one-tenth  of 
its  actual  value. 

POPULATION.— The  population  in  1890  was  1,191,922;  In  1880, 
607,524.  In  1897  estimated  at  about  2,000,000. 

CRAV/FORD   CO. — County    seat   is   Robinson.     The 
bonds  are  all  registered  with  the  State  Auditor. 

LOANS—  • — Interest. — . Principal, . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.                   P.  Ct.  Payable.    When  Due.     OuMand'g. 
Refunding 6       Jan.  1    Jan.   1,  1902      $100,000 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  State  Treasury,  Springfield. 

TOTAL  BONDED  DEBT  (last  returns)  was  $100,000. 
•  EQUALIZED  VALUATION  In  1896  was  $1,925,624.  In  1891  the 
assessed  valuation  of  real  estate  was  $1,266,025 ;  personal  property, 
$399,082;  total,  $1,665,107.  Total  tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  In  1891, 
$5-80,  Including  State  tax,  $3-30  and  county  tax,  $5-50.  Property  la 
assessed  at  *3  of  its  actual  value. 

POPULATION  In  1890  was  17.283 :  In  1880  was  16.197. 


T1ATSJA/TTTT7         5  W.  L.  RUNYAN,  Mayor. 
JJAJN  V  ILLtL.—  \  R.  E.  LLOYD,  Clerk; 

Tills  town  is  In  Vermlllion  County.    The  refunding  bonds  below  are 
registered  with  the  State  Auditor. 

Total  debt  Jan.  1,1897..    $67,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,808,359 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    447,271 

Total  valuation  1896 2,255,630 

Assessment  is   B  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $17-72 

Population  in  1890  was 11,491 

Population  1896  (estimat'd)  15,000 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

BRIDGE  AND  PARK  BONDS— 
5s,  June,  $12,OOO. .  .June  1,  '97-'00 
5s,  F&A,      3,500. ..Feb.  1,  '99-05 

SKWER  BONDS- 
SB,  A&O,    10.5OO...Apr.  1,  '01-'09 
4H!8,M&S,  26,000.. .Sept  1,'97-'10 
4>2S,  J&D,  15,000.. June  10,  '02-'ll 


INTEREST  on  the  park  bonds  due  from  1897  to  1900  and  on  sewer 
bonds  due  from  1902  to  1!)11  is  payable  «t  the  City  Treasurer's  office; 
oa  other  bonds  at  the  First  National  Bank  of  Chicago. 


rMT/"1  A  T'TTtD         <  D.  H.  CONKLIN,  Mayor. 
LJ11OA.1  U_rt. —  \  F.  L.  Hays,  Clerk. 

Decatur  is  the  county  seat  of  Macon  County, 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 

6s,  J&D,  $20,OOO June  1, 1899 

5s,  A&O,    20,000.... Oct.    1,  1904 

WATKB  WORKS  BONDS- 
SB,  J&J,     40.0OO Jan.  1,  1913 

(Subject  to  call  after  Jan.  2,  1903) 
Bonded  debt  Feb.,  1,  '97.  $100.000 

Floating  debt 22,000 

Total  debt 102,000 


Sinking  fund. $14,000 

Net  debt  Feb.  1,  1897...      88,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,423,024 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    9 1 3,957 
Tax  valuation,  railroads.    100,090 

Total  valuation  1896 3,437,072 

Assessment  Is  "4  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $61-50 

Population  1890  was 1 6,841 

Population  1897  (estim.)... 26.000 


INTEREST  on  the  water-works  bonds  is  paid  by  J.  Milllkln  &Co., 
Decatur;  on  refunding  bonds  of  1899  by  State  Treasurer  at  Spring- 
field, 111.,  and  on  refunding  bonds  of  1904  by  N.  W.  Harris  &  Co., 
Chicago,  111. 

TV-  A  T   ID        )  D.  D.  BROWN.  Mayor. 
iVA.l_,£5. —  }E.  A.  PORTER,  Clerk. 

This  city  is  in  De  Kalb  County. 

LOANS—  When  Du'. 

IMPROVEMENT  BONDS- 
OS,  annually,$l,000... Oct.  1, 1897 
5s,         "  1,500. .. Oct.  1,  1898 

5s,         "  8,000.. .  Oct.  1,  1907 

(T2.000  due  yearly)  to  Oct.  1,  1910 

WATER-WORKS  BONDS — 
5s,annually,$l,OOO...Oct.  1, 1899 


5».  ann'lly,  $14,000. ..Oct.  1, 190O 
($2,OOO  due  yearly)  to  Oct.  1, 1906 
Total  debt  Jan. 29,  1897.. $25,500 


Tax  valuation  1896 556,860 

Assessment  about  !:i  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) $G-75. 

Population  in  1890  was 2,579 

Population  in  1880  was 1,598 

Population  in  1895  (est.) 6,000 


<C.  H.  HUGHES,  Mayor. 

i  E.  W.  SMITH,  Clerk  and  Treasurer. 


Dixon  is  in  Lee  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

BRIDGE  BONDS  - 
5s,  July  1,  $65,000.... July  1, 1906 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1. 1896 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  1896.  $65,000 

Floating  debt 4,900 

Total  debt 69,900 


Sinking  fund $22,000 

Net  debt  J  an.  1 , 1 896. . . .      47,900 

Tax  valuation  1895 1 ,050,000 

Assessment  not  over  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $61-25 

Populationin  1890  was 5,161 

Population  in  1880  was 3.658 


INTEREST  on  the  bonded  debt  of  Dixon  is  payable  by  S.  A.  Keau  & 
Co.,  Chicago,  HI. 

DOUGLAS.— 

This  township  is  in  Efflngham  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS— 

6s,  Mar.,  $32,000 Mar.  1, 1903 

Optional  at  any  time. 

6s,  July,  $8,000 Mar.  1, 1904 

Optional  at  any  time. 

6s,  July,  $1,000 Mar.  1, 1905 

Optional  at  any  time. 


6s,  July,  $6,000 Mar.  1, 1906 

Optional  at  any  time. 
Interest  paid  by  State  Treasurer. 
Bonded  debt  (last  ret'na).  .$47,OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 252,52: 

Tax  valuation,  personal...   74,3'.)1 

Total  valuation  1893 326.912 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $84- 1O 

Populationin  1890  was 4,211 


EAST  LINCOLN.— 

This  township  is  in  Logan  County, 
tered  with  the  State  Auditor. 


The  bonds  described  are  regi» 


LQANS- 


Wher.  Due 


Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, 1896..$88,OOO 

Population  in  1890  was 4,480- 

Population  in  1880  was 4,05ft 

INTEREST  on  the  bonds  of  this  township  Is  payable  by  the  State 
Treasurer,  Springfield. 


5s,  July  1,  $88,000. ...July  1,  1906 
Subject  to  call  after  July  1, 1896 


EAST  OAKLAND.— 


This  township  is  in  Coles  County. 
State  Auditor. 

LOANS—                  When  Due. 
RAILROAD  AID  BONDS— 
10s,  Mar.  1,  $75,000 past  due 


The  bonds  are  registered  with  th» 

Bonded  debt  (lastreturus).$75,000 

Population  in  1890  was 2,243 

Population  in  1880  was 2,086 


INTEREST  on  the  bonds  of  this  township  is  payable  by  the  State 
Treasurer,  Springfield. 


<H.  F.  BADE  R.  Mayor. 
}W.  P.  ] '" 


.  DIDLAKE,  Comptroller. 


EAST  ST.  LOUIS. 

East  St.  Louis  is  In  St.  Clair  Co. 

LOANS—  — Interest. — ,    , Principal. % 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.                 P.  Ot.  Payable.     When  Due.      Outstand'g. 
Refunding  bonds,  1888 5       Sept.  1  Sept.  1,  1908      $650,000 

INTEREST  on  the  bonds  described  above  is  payable  by  the  s-tate 
Treasurer  at  Springfield,  111.,  and  by  the  American  Exchange  National 
Bank  of  New  York  City. 

TOTAL  DEBT— The  total  bonded  debt  of  East  St.  Louis  on  Jan.  1, 
1897,  was  $650,000. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  1896  of  real  estate  was  $3,738,373; 
personal  property,  $803,219;  total,  $4,541,592 ;  total  tax  (per  $1,000) 
$72'00.  Property  Is  assessed  at  about  20  per  cent  of  its  actual  value. 

POPULATION.— The  population  in  1890  wasl5,169;  in  1880,9,185; 
in  1897  (local  estimate)  31,500. 

EAST  ST.  Louis  SCHOOL  DISTRICT. — 

St.  Clair  County. 

Total  debt  (last  returns).  $107,000  I  Real  valuation $15,000,000 

Tax  valuation  1893 2,524,721  |  Population  1894  (estiui'd) ..  25,000 


ELGIN  SCHOOL  DIST.— H.  L  GIVEN*.  Treas 


This  district  is  in  Kane  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

SCHOOL  BONDS— 

5s,  J&J,  $  16,000 1903-1905 

Bonded  debt  Aug.  1,  '96.  $166,000 

Floating  debt 7,000 

Total  debt  Aug.  1, 1896. .    173,000 


Tax  valuation,  real $2,766,160 

Tax  valuation,  person'l  809,211 
Total  valuation  1895...  3.575,378 
Assessment  »bout  15  actual  value. 

Population  in  1890  was 17,823 

Population  in  1893  (est.).... 21,496 


I NTEREST  on  the  bonds  above  described  is  payable  at  Elgin. 


ELMWOOD.— 

This  township  is  in  Peoria  County, 
tered  witli  the  State  Auditor. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS — 

5s ,$81,000.  July  1,  part  yearlj- 

Boiid.  debt  (lastreturns).$105,000 


The  bonds  described  are  regis- 

Assessed  valuation  1894. $854,000 
Assessment  about  factual  value. 
Total  tax  (per$l,000)....       211-83 
Population  in  1890  was 2,4« 


Population  in  1 880  was 2,430 

I N  T  E  R  EST  is  payable  by  the  State  Treasurer,  Springfield. 


April,  1897. 


litlflOI8-CITI£S  AND  TOWNS, 


99 


.-.r  A   Kn^-r-^VT         5  WM.  A.  DYCIIE.  Mayor. 

EVA NSTON.—  } GKJ.  BOOART. compu 

Evanston  U  In  Cook  County. 


LOANS-  »••«••  *>•«• 

Crrr  HALL  BoBDa— 

•35.000  ..July  1.  1911 


80.  BTAjnrroK  WATER  Bo.«n«— 
5*.      ....       *2.00o....Apr.  2.  1897 
4.500. ...Mar.l.  1903 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  l.*97    •138.50O 
>  1    1OO2  I  Floating  dubt.  •' '  '  ' w ' 

I!  1897.  Total  deU 168.5OO 

•WfofiT—         iNM&i:^::  iJ-SSrS 

^"•^"^y 7  19U  ITS  vSon^i  "SfclS 

Total  valuation  1896...   3.541.6O6 
.  ..July  1. 18w7       AaeeasBient  9%  actual  value. 

July  1.1909    Tax  rate  (per  •l.OOOi 953-85 

ATEBBJiii^  Popalatlonin  1890  was... .13.059 

—    Population  In  1897  (eeU... 24.OOO 


IB  B41.1 

....      •1.000. 


iaT  "~  «l3oo....jQly  1. 1897 
4%*....-  10.000....  July  1.1909 
4-;.  2O.OOO....  1897-19*9  I 


FORD  COUNTY.- 

Couaty  seat  1*  Paxton. 
«tate  Auditor. 

LOANS—  Wkt*  DIM. 

BOBD*— 

I.  JAJ.  «111.00a....July  1.  1896 
-       '   B  yearlv)  to  July  1, 1906 
;  March 


TMalaeM 


Tbe  bead*  described  are  reglstend  with  the 

Total  valuation  1896.. .•3.586.446 
Assessment  to  '*  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  •l.OOO),  -95   912-70 
Population  In  1890  was... ..17,035 
Population  IB  188O  was... ..15,099 


. 
1896.  fill. ooo 


INTEREST  to  payable  by  the  State  Treasurer.  Springfield. 

FRANKLIN    CO.—  Cecntyaeatto 
•  .The  bond,  below 


eouoty  on  latereat  osttBoas.    The 
•37.000  of  It*  tadebtedaan     The 
$100400  of  the  railroad  bead*  aoll 

LOANS-  "  »"•  ""' 

BELLEVILLB  A-  EUKHIADO  Bat.— 
•».  JAJ.  •149.000. ..  .5ov.  13. 1897 
later***  payable  by  State  TreaaT. 
1  debt  t  last  ntanui*!  49.000 


i1  an  registered  with  the  State  Auditor 
tn  Ibe  United  St 


State*  Court  acalnst  this 
on  about 


^gjK^oJSni 


Ftoatlag  debt. •15.000 

Total  debt  <  last  roUnii)      164.OOO 
KqualUed  valual'n  1896  1.009,362 

Populat ion  In  1 896  was. . . .  1 7. 1  .i - 
Population  In  188O  was.  . . .  16,189 


¥rrDC-rro/-»CD'r         JJ-P-  TOTJTf  OER,  Mayor. 
FREEPOF    T. —  >OEO.  H.  TANDY.  Clerk, 

Fret port  to  la 
LOANS- 


4Ss,  KAJL.MS.OOO.  .Aag.  2.  191O 

Int.  payable  at  City  Clerk-> 

Total  debt  Jaa.  15.  1897 


•499.20S 
189*...  l.TMB^OM 
,  aetoaJ  Talue. 


AaaaaaBMBE  at  >•.  acioaj  raioe. 

Toultex  (per  •1.000) •68^6 

PoMlatto*  la  1SVO  waa. . . .  .10.189 
Popolatloo  1 897  (eBttaufd)  16.0OO 


Tax  valuation,  real 
TAX  FREE-A11  of  the  eltya  boads  are  exempt  frees  taxation. 

f  A  I    tTVT  A         JOHN  O.  SCHMOBL.  Mayor. 

GALENA.— JOB*  a  PRKMCH.  CI«E 

ThU  city  to  la  Jo  Davtea*  County. 
LOANS- 

BBBBBBBBaVBr*  — 

«s.  July  1.B4-.674.        P>rt  yearly 


Mayl.  1896  .     •4*.6T7 
lalWOwM.         5.634 


. 
lBl8«Owaa....      6.451 


INTEREST  and 


Mate 


•EREST  «i 
Tiea«iiuir. 


of  tt*  etty's  bowia  are  payable  by  the 


TT!»!«ICUrr.llayor. 
.  TBUEMON.  City  Clerk. 


•143.000 

MahlBcrun4 M.SOO 

Ne«4ebt  Jaa.  1.  1*97...     1M.HOO 

Tax  valuation  ISM 2.85-.4S2 

AaMMBBOBt  I*  >>  actual  value. 

Totel  tax  (per  /l.OOO)  »68  70 

feBBlBtlea  la  189O  wae  ...  15.264 
PopolaOoB  1W7  (ft  .   20.000 

KatioBal  Bank.  Xew  York 


GALESBURG-|tJ.j 

This  etty  to  la  Kaox.Cooaty. 

LOANS-  *!»•  Dm. 

W»TBB  Boma- 

•43.000  ..  Ort.  1.1900 
.  1910 

25U»0.      Xov.1.1903 
:    1*19 

•Mrl.tJsn    1.-.I7    *136.000 
7.OOO 

EREST  to  payable  at  the 



G  ALL  ATI  N   CO.—  Couaty  •*•»  I*  nhawaeetowB.    The 
bonds  below  aaeerlbirl  rl  •terwl  wttt  the  State  Aadttar. 

v J.  •190,000 July  1. 1900  |  Popalatkm  ta  1WO  was 

^•abject  to  eall  at  aay  tlm.  ) 

^^ffaX    •Bl.OOO      ..      Pa*tdne. 
^•»t  to  payable  IB  New  York. 

TOTAL  BONDED  DEBT  at  dal 

bt  per  capita  In  ixwo.  •16^7;  lnlMO.4 


GIBSON  CITY.-o.  H.  DAMOK, 

•<>B  City  U  IB  Ford  Coaaty. 

S-  WAmlhM.  |Wal*r  4*M  July  1.I8M. 

City  ha*  ao  otbrr  debc 


LOANS 
WATEBBO 
•a,  Jaa. 


1915  I  Tai 


1«»5 


170.000 


I.19OO.)       |  city  tax  rautp.  $l,OOO)  '95  »2O-OO 
*.  B..»i»-    po»«latto«  ta  IMOwa*  ......  1.8O3 

.....     ....    PopaUtkml8»6(e.tlmatrdi  2>X) 


.....     ....    PopaUtkm 

-00  payaM*  yearly.) 
INTEREST  OB  the  5«  to  paral.l*  at  th««ai*«  of  the  City  Treasurer 
«•  ta*  0*  at  ta*  FUM  KalteSal  Bank,  chlea*.. 

G  R  OSSD  A  LE.—  OroMUl.  to  la  Cook  Conty. 

Total  *>M  Jaa.  23.  ISM.    •N7JOO  I  PopalatloB  IB  1 
Aet.v.riu.n..f  i,r..i-rrr    U  ......  "• 

'rfc*  *-—  '-  *—  rt-  —  rrr  limrl  ftr  rt—  rr  e~  T  ----   Tkmr  bear  Interact 

•t  the  rate  of  6  per  wot.  payable  aanaally  at  tbe  Flnt  National  Bank 


HANCOCK  COUNTY.- 

Tax 


^  WTkm  Dtu. 

•  K   I    RR    rrnicwali 

- 
10.0IK.  ,!,„.  j,..lrii    „,./, 

INTEREST  i«  payable  by  the  8U 


aaattoCartluwr*. 

ISM....  •7.386.981 
ta  about   .artnalvaliM 

Total  tax  (prr  •!. 000)  »32-OO 

PnpaUttim  In  IHIKI  wao 31,907 

Population  In  MHO  wan 35.337 

•  Treaaorer.  SprlMrfleld. 


J  ACKSON  V 1 LLE. — This  city  is  In  Morgan  County. 


LOANS—  Wlt^t  Due- 

FUXUINO  BOXD»— 

5«,     JAJ.  $99,000... Apr.  27, 19O5 

4>9»,  JAJ,  155.5OO... July    1,1909 

subject  to  eall  July    1,1899 

Total  debt  (last  return*). ••254.5OO 


Equalized  valu'fn,real.$l,452, 112 
Equal  valuafn.person'l.  468,029 
Total  equal,  vivl'u  1895.  1,920,141 
Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO)  '92..$51-9O 

Population  In  189O  was 12,935 

Population  in  1880  was 10,927 


The  bonds  are  registered  with  the  State  Treasurer. 
INTEREST  Is  payable  at  State  Treasury,  Sprlngfleld,  and  In  New 
York  City. 


JASPER     COUNTY.— County  Beat  Is  Newton, 
bonds  described  below  are  rariiitered  with  the  State  Auditor. 


The 


LOANJ 


When  Due. 


RAILROAD  Bonus— 

los,  annual.  *20,OOO Past  due. 

Bondeddebtllastreturns)    *7li,OOO 
Tax  valuation  1896  .        1.835,021 
I  Population  In  1890  was..      18,188 
INTEREST  1*  payable  by  the  State  Treasurer,  Springfield. 


IS— 
Fi  vinxo  BO)»D»— 

5s.  Oct.  1.  948.000 Oct.  1.1897 

(Part  due  yearly)  to  Oct.  1. 19O7 


JEFFERSON    COUNTY.— County  seat  is  Mount 
Vemon.    The  bond*  deeoribed  are  regtotered  with  the  State  Auditor. 

Bonded  debt  (last  refns)  976.OOO 
Tax  valuation.  1896  .1,615,580 
Population  in  139O  was..  22.59O 
Population  In  1880  was..  20,686 


LOANS- 
FI:M>IX»  H..M>«  - 

5*.  JAJ.  •67.000 July  1.1897 

(Part  payments)  to  July  1,  1907 


INTEREST  I*  payable  by  the  State  Treasurer.  Sprlngfleld. 

l/-^T    TC"P         <  SEBASTIAN  LAOOER.  Mayor. 
JCJLlt.  1  . —  JADAM  OROTII,  Treasurrr. 


This  city  is  In  Will  County. 

LOANS-  *"*«•  *** 

BUUOE  Bovna— 
6«. a3.800 May     1.1897 

IMFBOVEJIEXT  BoM>a— 
4".. •58.000.. Oc'.  10,  1904 

Pouc»-8TATto!«  Boiroa— 
4*.  ..   ..  •S.SOO Jan.     1.1900 

RtrtniDixo  Bo-nw— 1899. 


4  >«•,  June,  •14.000 
4>ia.Jnne.    i. -.;.«-. 

4>««.  Jun.-.     211.1)00. 


June 190O 
.June,  l«ai 
..June.  191O 


WATER  Boxoa— 

.'.« •OO.OOO July  30. 1904 

Bonded  drht  Jan.l.  1897.  •165.200 

Tax  valuation,  real 2.4O6.6O4 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    634.O95 
Total  valuation  1896....3.O40.699 
A»*e««ment  '8  of  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  •1,000)  . .        S73-80 

Population  In  189O  was 23,264 

Population  In  1880  was 11.657 

Population  In  1 897  (e«t.) ... S6.0OO 


INTEREST  on  the  rcfundlnc  bond*  I*  paid  by  tbe  City  Trea*nrer. 


KANKAKEE   CO.— County  aeat  I*  Kankake*. 

LOANS.  ~ 

Frxmxo  BO 


5«~  July  lT •00.000.. ..Jnly  1. 19O4 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  9.  1896..J6O.OOO 


Tan  valuation)  1896 «4.735.467 

Anaescmi'iit  about  15'Sactual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  •1.000)  '95... »1 2-70 
Population  In  1890  was  ....28.732 


INTEREST  I*  payabla  by  ta*  State  Treasurer.  Springfield. 

KANKAKEE    SCHOOL    DISTRICT.-- 
GEOROB  A.  WOODHI-FF,  Treasurer 

LOANS—  'Am  OM«.  I  5.  JAJ,  •15.000  .......  July  1,1899 


BUILI.I™  AKD  REri-siuso—          (•2.5OO  due  year 

"°I"r'r     *t 


1.  1904 


LAV/RENCE  CO.—  W.  F.  CI-RKY,  Treasurer. 
County  aaat  to  Lawreneavllle. 


LOANS- 

I'..  I  «T  UUUS 


DM. 


*lc...»i>  .........  July  1.  1H97-1900 


J«n 


.........  . 

-      -•  >  au«  yearly.) 


Total  debt...  ....    918,000 

Sinking  fund 4.IMK) 

•  i.l  Jan.  I.  1X97...       14.OOO 

Tax  valuation  1896 1.298,699 

Aaancment  >«  actual  value. 
Population  In  1 8«O  was 1 4.693 


«,;IHM,  July  1    19O8  _  

ioaaeddibt  Jaa.  i'."l89r  *!•  lation  in  insowa.::!.  13:663 

Floating  debt -  :atlon  1805(e«tluiated)16,OOO 


This  rlty  to  In  Logan  County. 
LOANS-  "•*'« 


Jaly  1.1906 
,  ...... -~. Jan..      M     .•53.000 

Sinking  fund 4.0OO 


Tax  valuation,  real •428.868 

Tax  valuation.  nrr*onal.*:<12,51S' 

Total  valuation  1 894 738,380 

Population  III  1"!H>  was 6.725 

Population  1895  (c*tlniated)10.5OO 


&^2KK 

-inking  fund 

INTEREST  to      yableby  the  State  Treasurer,  Springfield. 

LOGAN    CO.— County  seat  Is  Lincoln. 


LOAN 


ii  ||  .  .-. ,, 
:  -  U 


••  da*  yMriy)  tol901 


Tax  valuation.  iwn>onal»l  ,632.883 
Total  valuation  1896. . .  .7,160,539 
AmiamiBt  abt.  "4  actual  value. 

State  tax  <prr  •1.000) •9-50 

OMIBtrtax  (per  •l.OOOl....  6-OO 
Population  In  1890  wae... .25,489 


Jan.  1.1897...   »25.0OO 

Tax  valuation  real ft.S27.6M 

TAX   FREE-A11  bond*  l**ued   by  thU  county  are  exempt  from 
taxan 


MACON  CO. 


County  Beat  to  Dreatnr. 
with  th*  SUM  Auditor 

LOANS—  *"*"•  Due. 

COOKl 

5* ,•14.000 1900-1001 

5* 66.000 1902-1912 

(M.OOO  doe  yearly.) 
.  Bo-D*— 

•s, »32,OOO  .  Oct..  1897-1899 

Interest  to  payable  at  New  York. 


M.  Donn.  County  Clerk. 
Tbe  bond*  described  below  are  registered 


Total  debt  Jan.  15, 1897  $112,000 

Tax  valuation,  ml 8.383,819 

Tax  valuation,  periuinal.  1,790,043 
Tax  valuation,  railroads  595,619 
Total  valuation  1M9«...10.7«0,481 
Aaaessnn-nt  about  U  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  •l.OOO  • fia-00 

Population  In  1890  was.. ..38,038 


(  W.  E.  MAKTIN.  M%yor. 

/  W.  II. 

Total  debt  Mar.  27,'  1897  .•2O.(KK) 

Toml  valuation  18U6 782.633 

about  >«  actual  vslae. 


Taxation  (per  l.OOO) 951-6O 

ropiilntlon  In  1890  was 4.052 

Population  In  1897  test.)....  6.OOO 


M  ACOUPIN  CO.—Tiios.  7..  OLEASON.  Treas. 

(-..iiiity  seat  Is  Carllnvllle.    The  bonds  Iwlow  described  are  reglMerep 
with  the  State  Auditor. 


100 


STATE  AflB  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


NAMELA0NO-Np!RPOSE.  p7iS?P%*U.     When  ^^""^ 

r  nd-g  Ct-HouM-  bond*  1890.J.  to  Julyafl. r  July  1.  -9*0.   »0<M» 

INTEREST!"  payable  at  the  American  Exchange  National  Bank. 
New  York  City,  and  at  the  State  Treasury,  Springfield. 

TOTAL  DEBT  on  February  1,  1896,  was  $959,325,  which  was 
reduced  to  $8OO,OOO,  as  given  above,  on  Julv  1, 1896. 

EQUALIZED  VALUATION  in  1895  of. real  estate  was  $5.484,546; 
personal  property.  $1,028,971;  total,  $6,513,517;  total  tax  rate  (per 
$1,000),  $9-70.  Property  Is  assessed  at  about  one-fourth  actual  valu« 

POPULATION  In  1890  was  40,380;  in  1880  it  was  37,692.  In  1896 
the  population,  according  to  local  figure*,  was  45,000. 


MADISON  CO.— GEO. 

County  neat  Is  Edwardsvllle. 

LOANS-  .    When  Due. 

COUNTY  BONDS  1877— 

6«,  J&D,  $40,OOO...  June  10, 1896-7 

I  uterestiH  payable  In  Edwardsvllle 

Total  debt  Feb.  1,  1896.      $40.OCK) 

Tax  valuation,  real 8,659,845 

Tax  valuation,  personal  1,909,363 


M.  McCoRMiCK, Treasurer. 

Valuation,  <te. 

Tax  valuation,  KR $1,970,826 

Total  valuation  1895. .  .12,540,034 
Assessment  about  >4  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per  $1,000) $5-2O 

County  tax  (per $1,000) $7'OO 

Population  in  1890  was 51,535 

Population  in  1880  was 50,126 


MASON  AND  TAZEWELL  (Special  Drain- 
age Districts).— J.  S.  McCuLLOUGH,  Auditor. 
The  bonds  described  below  are  registered  with  the  State  Auditor. 

LOANS—  • — Interest. — .    . Principal. •—• 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.  Ct.  Payable.       When  Due.        Ouslantfg. 

Drain,  district  bonds,  1885    7       July  1         July  1, 1897  $16,000 

Do         do.        1885 7       July  1          July  1,1898  19,00( 

886 7       Julyl       July  1, 1899-1900       54,000 

Do.        do.       1886 7       Julyl  Apr.  1,  1901  18,000 

TOTAL  BONDED  DEBT  registered  on  Jan.  1, 1897,  was  $107,000. 

MATTOON   TOWNSHIP.— This    township  is  in 

Coles  County.  The  bonds  described  are  registered  with  the  State  Auditor 

I  OANS-  When  Due.  I  Tax  valuation,  real,'96.$l,072,742 

FUNDING  BONDS—  Assessment  about  '«  actual  value. 

eJTKrT  JBCWo£ . .  -May  1. 19OO  Population  in  1890  was 7,790 

58  Julv  1,  46,000....  July  1, 1911  Population  in  1897  was 11,106 

Bonded  debt  Feb.19, 1S97.$96,OOO  | 

INTEREST  18  payable  by  the  State  Treasurer,  Springfield. 


MATTOON  CITY.— 

This  city  is  in  Coles  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS— 
6s,  Mar.,  $21,UOO..  ..Mar.  22, 1915 
6s,  Mar.,    15,000.. ..Mar.  22, 1900 

6s.  May,  25.000 May    1,1910 

Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897. ...$61,000 
Tax  valuation,  real $638,607 


5  C.  E.  WILSON.  Mayor. 
(W.  F.  ALLISON,  Treasurer. 

Tax  valuation,  personal. $199,462 

Tax  valuation  1895 838,069 

Assessment  is  16%%  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1.UOU) $78-00 

Population  in  1890  was 6,837 

Population  in  1880  was 5,733 

Population  in  1897  (est.)... 11,000 


MOLINE. 

Moline  Is  is  Rock  Island  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

I'.i:ii",i:  BONDS — 

5s.  J&J,    $4.0OO July  15, 1897 

($1,OOO  due  y'rly)toJuly  15, 1900 
5s,  M&S,     $3,000.... Nov.    1,1906 

STREET IMPROVEMENT— 
4>as,  M&S,  $15,000... Sept.  1, 1914 


( G.  SWEN8SON,  Mayor, 
t  CHA8.  G.  CARLSON,  Clerk. 


LOANS—  When  Due 

4^8,  F&A,  $10,000... Aug.  1,1914 

Subject  to  call  after  Aug.  1, 1904 

Total  debt  Jan.  28, 1897.    $92,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,243,07* 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    609,406 
Total  valuation  1896 1,852,480 


Subject  to  call  after  Sept.  1, 1909  Assessment  about  H  actual  value 
4>28  J&J,  $10.000  ...Ian.  2,  1917  I  Total  tax  (per  $1,0001 $83  9C 

WATER  WORKS—  Population  in  1890  was 12,001 

4*39  M&S,  $50,000  Sept.  1, 1899  |  Population  in  1880  was 7.8OI 

($10.0OO  due  y'rly)  to  Sept.  1,1903  Populatiou  in  1897  (est.)...18,00( 
Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

INTEREST  on  the  $3,000  bridge  bonds  is  payable  in  New  York  City 
on  all  other  bonds  in  Moline. 

TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  of  this  city  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

MORGAN  CO.— JOHN  H.VAN  WINKLE,  Treat-. 

County  seat  is  Jacksonville.  The  bonds  below  described  are  regi 
tered  with  the  State  Auditor. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

RBFUND'G  COURT  House  1887. 
4s  June  15.  $100,000.  June  15,1907 

Subject  to  call  aft.  June  15.  1897 
Total  debt  Jan.  15. 1897.  $100,000 


Tax  valuation  1896. .  .$11,038,43 
Assessment  is  ^  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per  $1,000) $5-5 

County  tax  (per  $1,000) 7-oi 

Population  in  1890  was 32,63 


INTEREST  on  bonds  is  payable  at  New  York  City. 


MOULTRIE  CO.— SILAS  D.  STOCKS,  Co.  Clerk 

County  seat  is  Sullivan. 

The  bonds  below  described  are  registered  with  the  State  Auditor. 

Tax  valuation,  railroads  .$439,20 

Total  valuation  1895 3,174,09 

Assessment  about  15  actual  vain 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS  1882— 
5s,  July  1,  $127,000.. July  1, 1902 
Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 


Total  debt  July  1, 1896..  $127,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,395,759 

Tax  valuation,  personal .    339,125 


State  tax  (per 


$5-2 


,wuj  ........  n^  * 

County  tax  (per  $1,000)  ......  4-2 

Population  in  1890  was  .....  14,48 

Population  in  1896  (est.)...16,00( 


INTEREST  is  payable  at  State  Treasury,  Springfield. 

NORTH  CHICAGO.— (SEE  CHICAGO.) 
OGLE  COUNTY.— ASA  DIMON,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Oregon. 


LOANS 


When  Due. 


,  kNS- 

COUKT  HOUSE  BONDS- 
SB,  J&D,  $-20,000 Deo.  1,1897 

($10,O(K)  due  yearly)  to  Dec.l,  1898 

Interest  payable  at  Chicago. 
Total  debt  Feb.  15, 1897.    $30,000 


Total  valuation  1896.  ..$8,101,18 
Assessment  about  "3  actual  vain 

State  tax  (per  $  I. OOO) $3-1 

County  tax  (per  $1,OOO) 0-1 

Population  iu  189O  was 28,71 

Population  1895  (local  est.).30,00 


OREGON. — This  township  is  In  Ogle  County. 

LOANS—      '  When  Due.  I  Tax  valuation,  real $176,472 

'  Tax  valuation,  personal.   110.800 

Total  valuation  1880 287. -272 


FUNDING  BONDS — 

s,  July  1,  $53,OOO July,  1894 

Part  due  yearly)  to. .July  1, 1898 

onded  debt  (last  returns). $53,000 


Population  in  1 890  was 1 ,95 1 

Population  in  1880  was 1,765 


INTEREST  is  payable  by  the  State  Treasurer,  Springfield. 

:>AT\T  A         /riire  ^ J  JACOB  HUBER,  Mayor. 

•"•!•>•«•• —         lv</       IJ.J.PIERPOINT,  Treasurer. 
This  city  is  in  Christian  County. 

LOANS  When  Due.    Tax  valuation,  personal.  $'2  1 1 ,1101; 

WATER  WORKS  BONDS—  |  Total  valuation,  1896....    701,012 

s  Mar.,  $37,5OO    ...Mar.  1, 1914    Assessment  about  >a  actual  value. 

Subject  to  call  alter  Mar.  1, 1899)  I  Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $77-2O 

otal  debt  Feb.,  1897....    $37,5OO    Population  in  '  " 
•^6    Populatiou  IS 


ax  valuation,  real 459,606  I 


1890 5,077 

1897  (estimated). 7.0OO 

PAN  A.— (Township.)— H.  B.  KIRPATRICK,  Clerk. 

This   township  is   in  Christian  Co.    The  bonds  below  described  are 
egistered  with  the  State  Auditor. 

LOANS—  When  Due.    Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897..  $138,000 

FUNDING  BONDS— 1885-7—  Tax  valuation,  real £3'.,0*8 

s,  July  1,  $102.000.. July  1, 1905  Tax  valuation,  personal.  201,406 
Subject  to  call  at  any  time.  Total  valuation  1896 — 1,031,464 

8,  July  1,  $36,OOO July  1,1907  i  Assessment  about  *3  actual  value. 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1, 1897    Population  in  189O  was 6,143 

I  Population  in  1897  (est.)  ....7,200 
INTEREST  on  bonds  is  payable  by  State  Treasurer,  Springfield. 

3ARIS. — This  township  is  in  Edgar  County.  The  bonds  are 
registered  with  the  State  Auditor.  The  railroad-aid  bonds  described 
below  have  been  declared  Illegal  by  the  United  States  Court. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
6s.  July  1,  $6,OOO July  1, 1897 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS— 

7s,  Mar.  1,  $50,000 Invalid 

Bonded  debt  Mar.,  1896...$32,OOO 
Floating  debt 11,000 


Total  debt  Mar. ,  1 896 ...    $43 ,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,614,055 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    889,312 

Total  valuation  1895 2,503.367 

Assessment  is  >4  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $75-20 

Population  in  1890  was 6,260 


INTEREST  is  payable  by  the  State  Treasurer,  Springfield. 

PEK.IN. — Pekin  is  in  Tazewell  County.     The  bonds  described 

below  are  registered  with  the  State  Auditor. 
LOANS—  When  Due.  \     REFUNDING  BONDS— 

5s,  Julv  1,  $28,000... Feb.  1,  19W  |  5s $75,500. . ..July  1,  1! 

Buhl  to  call  after  Feb.  1,  1897     Subject  to  call  after  July  1,  1905 
5s,  July  l,$25,OOO...Feb.   1,  1907 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

INTEREST  on  registered  bonds  is  payable   at   State  Treasury 
Springfield. 

TOTAL  DEBT  on  March  25, 1897,  was  $128,500. 

ASSESSED    VALUATION  —The  total  assessed  valuation  in  1896 
was  $956,425.    Tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  $45-70. 

POPULATION —The  population  in  1890  was  6,347;    in  1880  wan 
5,993.    In  1895  it  was  9,651. 

J  WM.  M.  ALLEN,  Mayor. 
—  J  J.  HEIM,  Comptroller. 
Peoria  is  in  Peoria  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

BOUNTY  BONDS — 
4^8,  M&S,  $21,000.. Mch.  1,  1902 
4*28,  M&S,     21,OOO.. M_eh._l,  1903 


.. 

PEORIA  &  ROCK.  Is.  Rv.  BONDS— 
^3,  J&J, $100,000..  July  1,  1908 
SCHOOL  BONDS — 

7s,    J&D.    $20.000.. June  1.  1898 
4ias,  M&N,      8,000.. May   1,  1908 


SCHOOL  BONDS—  (Cont.)— 
4^8,  J&U,  $lO,r,OO..June  1,  1910 
4s,     M&S,     39,000.  .Sept.  1.  1907 

STREET  AND  SEWER  BONDS 


6s,  .....  $520,001)  .......  1897-1902 

WATERWORKS  BONDS  — 
7s,     M&N,  $50,000..  May  15,  1899 
5s,     M&N,    50,000.  .May  15,  1901 
4138,  J&D,  195,000..  June  1,  1908 


INTEREST— Interest  on  the  bonds  is  payable  in  New  York  at  Mer- 
chants' Exchange  National  Bank. 

TOTAL  DEBT    ETC.— The  city's  bonded  debt  on  January  1, 1897, 
was  $514,500,  of  which  $295,000  was  water  debt ;  floating  debt,  $! 
000;  total  debt,  $564,500.    The  special  assessment  and  street  ana 
sewer  bonds  in  the  table  are  not  included  In  the  total  bonded  debt. 

WATER  WORKS.— In  1889  the  city's  water  works  were  sold  to  the 
Peoria  Water  Company  on  the  agreement  that  they  should  be  enlarge* 
and  improved.    The  city  retains  the  right  to  re-purchase  the  property 
after  a  certain  time,  and  on  January  1, 1894,  held  $450,000  securities 
against  the  outstanding  water  debt. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— In  1896  the  assessed  valuation  of  rea' 
estate  was  $7,990.187;  of  personal  property,  $1,650,310;  total 
$9,640,497.  Property  is  assessed  at  one-tenth  its  actual  value.  Total 
tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  $88-70. 

POPULATION  —The   population   In   1890    was  41,024;   in   1 
was  29,259 ;  in  1897  (estimated)  63,000. 


PEORIA  CO.— A.  H.  BARNEWALT,  Treasurer. 

This  county,  by  paying  off  its  bonds  as  they  matured,  has  reduced  its 
ebt  to  small  proportions.    The  county  seat  is  Peoria. 

Tax  valuation,  real. ..$13, 859,215 
Tax  valuation,  personal .  'J,r>  1 0,9fli 
Tax  valuation,  railroads. l.(i")  1,031 
Total  valuation  1896.. .18,030,84 
Assessment  about  IB  actual  value. 
State  and  co.tax(per  $l,OOO)f  1 3;<_><> 


debt  to  smal 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

ALMS  HOUSE  BONDS— 
4ias,  Julv,  $40,000. . .  .July  2, 1903 
Bonded  debt  Jan.,  1897... $40,000 

Floating  debt 123,000 

Total  debt  Jan.,  1897 16J.OOO 

County  has  no  sinking  fund. 


Population  in  1890  was ' 

Population  in  1896  (est.). ..!>'. 


INTEREST  is  payable  at  Am.  Ex.  Nat.  Bank,  New  York  City. 
POPULATION  in  1890  was  70,378;  in  1880,  55,355. 

PERRY     COUNTY.  —County  scat  is  Pinckneyyille. 

The  bonds  below  described  are  registered  with  the  State  Auditor.     1 
is  reported  that  the  United  States  Supreme  Court  has  established  tl 
validity  of  railroad-aid  bonds  of  this  county  to  the  amount  of  $300,00< 
We  have  no  record  of  the  details  of  the  loan. 

LOANS-  •  —  Interest.  —  . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.  Ot.  Payable. 

Railroad  aid  bonds  .........    7       J   &   J$ 

do          do          ...........       Janl  ...... 

INTEREST  is  payable  by  State  Treasurer,  Springfield,  111. 

TOTAL  BONDED  DEBT  (last  returns)  was  *  197  ,000. 

EQUALIZED  VALUATION  in  1896  was  $2,270,146,  property  bein 
assessed  at  about  one-third  actual  value;  state   tax    (per   iH.iiooi, 
S5-50.    In  1894  State  tax  (per  $1,000),  $3-10;  county  tax  (per  si  .'»" 
$7-40;  and  average  school  tax  about  $12-50. 

POPULATION    in  1890  was  17,529;  in  1880  was  16,00  /;  in  18 
(local  estimate),  was  25,000. 


Principal.  — 
When  Due. 

£$100,000- 
'.'.".".".".  97,000 


April,  1897. 


lUINOIS-CITItS 


TOWNS, 


101 


PIKE  COUNTY.— V.  A.  GBIMIB,  County  Clerk. 

County  teat  U  Pitufleld.  The  bond*  below  described  are  registered 
with  UM  SUM  Auditor 

LOANS-  'ultra*. .  . Principal. . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE,  f.  Ct.  PmgubU.  Wkm  Due.  OtUttantTo. 

Railroad  »ld  bond* 7  July  1  July  1,  1899  $52  .OOO 

•ehool  bonds 5  F  »  A  Aug.  1, '93--O6  27,000 

($3,OOO  doe  yearly.) 

INTEREST  U  payable  by  Bute  Treasurer.  Springfield. 

TOTAL  DEBT  on  Jan.  1.  1807.  wat  $103.000.  of  which  $52.000 
WM  bonded  and  $9O,000  wa*  loatlng  debt. 

EQUALIZED  VALUATION  of  real  e*Ute  (about  i,  actual  value)  In 
189*  wa*  *4,9 10.958 ;  penomal  property.  $1.036.836 ;  total.  $5.9*7.- 
7»4.  State  UX  (per $1. OOO)  was  $5  50;  eountytaz  (per $1.000). $7-5O. 

POPULATION  In  1890  wa*  31.000;  la  1880  wa«  33.791. 

PONTIAC. — ThU    township  U  In  Livingston  Gouty.    The 
bond*  below  described  are  re«1atered  with  UM  State  Auditor. 


AN 
u  SCHOOL  BOS- 


NS— 


*•*«•»  Dtu, 


LO 

Biou 
«a.A«u  $30.000  ................... 

RcriM.no  BONUS— 
«»,  July.  $12.500..  July  15.18974 
5*.  July.    26.000.  July  1,  -97-1903 

INTEREST  U  payable  by  Ike  Bti 


Bonded  debt  March.  I896.$73.OOO 

Tax  Taluatlon.  real 637.000 

Tax  raluatlon.  personal. ..  166.OOO 
Total  raluatlon  1809... 
Total  tax  (per  $1.0OO).. 
Population  In  1S9O  wa*. 
leTreaaurer.Sprincmeld. 


..80J.OOO 
...$78-40 
.... 4.006 


PULASK1  COUNTY.— Coantr  t«M  W.  Mound  City. 
The  bond*  de»crlbed  are  registered  with  the  State  Auditor. 

LOANS-  "»•»  Dut. 

>  i>i»o iBoxne— 
«s.  Jan.  1.  $59.100.... May  1.1900 

CUK"  A    Viv     KXXU  RK— 

#».  J4J.  $29.000 pact  due. 


j  100 


Equalised  valuation"  "96.  1,017.727 
Population  la  1890  was....  11.355 
Population  In  1880  was...  .  9.507 


I N  T  E  R  EST  U  payable  by  toe  atate  TreMorar, 


CiTTIWr^V         JJ'>HN  A.  STEIN RACH.  Mayor. 
HU1INO  Y  .—  >  i_  j.  HABBJ8.  Comptroller: 
^•••y  Is  In  Adams  County    A*  we  were  going  to  pros*  the  dty  wa* 
Ufc»UlB«fOT*ale$3U.OOOof4>,I>.  e.  rerundln*  bond*. 

J^l*^  fund  a*  BOW  eatal»U*lM  ••$00,000  annually ~  will  liquidate 
Ian  bond*  doe  or  to  become  doe  before   19O7  except  about  $100.000 


H>,,,,    /,„,. 


loly  1.  1807 
1.000.  July  ! 
S.,000.  July  1.  1800 
HIV  A.  L.  R.  B-- 
Un.  1.    1900 
July  1.  1900 


aO.  M.  *  P.  R.  R.  Bo»M-<Con.> 
6*.  July  1.    $9t».*OU  'July  1.  1801 

1*0  Bom 


5*.     Bep.1,  $3 
4>*s,Ju!yl.   15 


4S*.  July  I 

4..     July  1.       l.OOO.Joly  1 


IMi 
19O6 
1908 

1 

1911 


..  1807 

»>..,. I  «!..••>  ....  .,     ,«  -..»,..,.    , 


.•.-.  : 

EST  oa  all  bond*  tm$l«Ur«id  wttk  the  8t 
the  XUa.  *  Me 


teeptlna-  the  Mlaa.  *  Mo.   Blver  Air  UaTbOMU)  U  ^aW 
VM>M  State  Tn^Mry  In  Sprtacfteld  or  at  the  American  Exchange 
•  New  York,    (nun*!  on  UM  Mlaa.  *  Mo.  Hlver  Air 
•  t*  payable  at  UM  Kicker  National  Bank.  Qntncy.  HI. 
OTAL  DEBT.-Ttesubjolaa4*WT*()ulB«y*tould«bt.*e. 

»».!», -97.       Jm..l.'0*.     JTnr.  l.fM.     M.  \.-9t. 
.$1.344.300    $1.406.700    $M«7.:»Ni    $l..V12.2o6 
50.000    *        ........ 


50.000 


50.000 


.1.     • 


.$1.294.000    $1.355.700    $I.H7.3no    $1.44-.V.HW 
ASSESSED  VALUATION. -The  cur's  aasossnd  Taluatlon  ("about 
per  cool  of  actual  value1')  and  Ux  rate  hare  been  a*  follow* : 
Prr.  rnmmtf.     Total  Am.  Tat. 

•sSH  •sgre   *%s 

83 

64-00 
1<WO  waa  31.494:  IB  1000  It  wa.  87.108. 


ANDOLPHCO. 

ElBtt  (last  rtura*) 
•Bar  fund., 
^^•atiou. 

ia««ii..     • 


$12-50 

85,049 

1.1600 


ICHLAND  COUNT  Y.-o««,a».i.oiB*,.Tb. 

•*  aasarlbed  below  ara  mtXmd  wttk  the  MM*  A  wUtor. 


LOANS-  wit»Diu. 

^••00  RB.  BovtM- 

i  an.  1.1  904 
0a>.>ct  to  call  at  any  Ua»e. 

MTEREST  Is  payable  by  State 


Total 


d^tllMtretunu)    $125.000 
-d  Talaatkm  1S06.  .  1  ,799.703 

M  I*  %  actaal  ralne. 

IB  1890  wa*  .....  15.O19 


,  Sprta««*ld. 


..May 
yrly>toMay 

..Aug. 

V      :. 


.  1900 


•  IT  A  TlOnl. 

•o  Talnatlon 


4V. 44000..  Fen.    1,1000 

4*.  9400    «*p.  10!  180$ 

1  atereat  payable  by  City  Treasurer. 
BiiadliilFl  Jaa.  1. 1  «»7.$296.8o6 
Water  *aM  Oaetaded) . . .  96.1OO 

FlnatlM  debt 179,700 

Equal'd  valuation,  real.  4.1 : 

do      do      personal.  I.I  71. :i'»i 
do       do       railroads    l*u,764 
Total  ralnatlon  I  MM 
AmmBUBt  <«  to  U  actual  ralue. 

Tax  rat*  (per$l,OOO). - 

HlMl«lB»tBl400was S3.IW4 

|-..|i.i..iii..n  .n  1880      i- 
|-..p  fi :-  •  •   •  -' 


Vo  debt  can  be  created  to  s  need  9  per  *QBt 


.  1001 


. 

,  1903-4 

,  ItMIA 

1.1907 
W.  1907 

- 


DCK 

-• 


•  X.  JB..  Mayor. 
~(A.  I'.   II  nty  Clerk. 


Priitftmml.  • 


— Inttrmt. — . 

::»   f*A 


INTEREST  on  bonds  U  payable  In  New  York  at  the  First  National 
Bank  and  on  water  5»  at  the  office  of  Winslow.  Lanler  A  Co. 

TOTAL  BONDED  DEBT  on  Feb.,  1,  1896,  wa*  $195,000;  floating 
deot,$2O,OoO;  total  debt,  $215,OOO;  water  debt,  included  In  total  debt. 
*25,OOO.  The  city's  delit  in  limited  by  the  general  corporation  law  of 
the  State  to  5  per  cent  of  the  aase^aed  valuation. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  In  1896  of  real  estate  wag  $1,199.856; 
penwunf  property,  S4S3.739:  railroads,  f  159,509;  total,  $1,813,104; 
total  tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  $91-00.  aaumaed  valuation  is  about  one- 
thlnl  of  actual  value. 

POPULATION.-Tbe  population  In  1890  wa*  13.634:  In  1880 
wan  11,059.  School  census  1891,  15,211.  In  1896  the  population,  ac- 
cording to  local  figures,  wa*  'M  OOO. 


DISTRICT.  —  S.     S. 


ROCK    ISLAND    SCHOOL 
KKMHI.E,  Clerk. 

Bonded  debt  (la»t  returns)  $10O,5OO  I  Net  debt  (last  return*)  .      $89,366 
Floatlngdebt  .............     22,526  |  Tax  raluatlon  1892  ____  2,249,862 

Total  debt.  ................   123,026  |  Population  (estimated)  ......  17,500 

Caah  aatet*  ...............     33,660  | 


ROCK    ISLAND    COUNTY.— F.    Tittering, 
ton.  Treasurer. 

County  seat  1*  Rock  Island. 

LOANS—  *"»*«•  DM.  I  Total  debt.  Jan.  1, 1897    $145,000 

CuDBT  Hot-SB  BONDS—  Tax  valuation  1896 8,074,618 

9s,  MAS.  al25.000.  .Mar.  1.  -98-'O7  I  Aweasment  >«  of  actual  value 

Interest  payable  In  Chicago.         Total  Ux  (per  $1,000) $17-80 

BoBded  debt  Jan.  1,1897.«125,OOO    Population  In  1890  wa*.        41,917 

floating  debt 3O.OOO    Populafn  In  1897  (eat.)        50.OOO 

Twelve  thousand  dollar*  of  the  county's  bonds  are  payable  in  1898> 
»1 3.000  IB  1809  and  so  on  alternately  until  paid.    . 

PRINCIPAL  And  INTEREST  *re  payable  at  the  Pint  NaUonal 
Bank  of  Chicago.  111. 


RUSHVILLE. — BushTille  1*  the  county  Mat  of  Schuyler 
County. 


Total  debt  (la*t  return*).  $19.0OO 
Water  debt  (Included) ...  17.5OO 
Tax  Taluatlon  1894. 392.600 


Real  Taluatlon. $2,OOO,OOO 

Population  In  1890  wa»....    2.O31 
Population  1894  (eat) 3,000 


SALINE   COUNTY. — County  seat  is  HarrUburg.    The 

bonds  are  all  registered  with  the  8Ute  Auditor. 

LOANS-  — InlertH^—.    . Principal. , 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  l^aifablr.      Wk€*  Due.     (Htl*tMtuTg. 

Cairo  A  vlncennes  R.  R <>       J    A    J  $  95,000 

Uoul*vllleANaahTllleR.R.'85    6        July  1     July  1.  1905*     100.000 

••ct  to  call. 
BelMTllle  A  Eldorado  R,  R. ..    6          35,000 

INTEREST  1*  payable  by  Bute  Treasurer.  Springfield. 

TOTAL  DEBT  February  1. 1H97,  was  $195.000. 

EQUALIZED  VALUATION  In   1897  waa  $1.622.475.    In  1899  It 
wa*:  of  reaTeaUle$l>54.167i  |*rsonal  property,  $4M.227;  railroad*, 
:al.  $1,030.047;  total  tax  rate  (per$l,OOO)   $7'5O     Prop- 
erty Is  sunssrrl  at  one-UuU>  of  lu  actual  value. 

POPULATION  In  1800  was  19.3 12;  In  1 -so  was  15.940. 

SANGAMON  CO.-3o.iN   II.   PIPKR,  Clerk. 

County  seat  U  Springfield. 

LOANS-  ra»»  Du*. 

Bowoa— 
*A.  ai. 
i*l  ".i«»  i  due  r'rly)  to  July  1. 19O6 

Kcri  -IP*- 

l«.J4J.$l  lulyl.  1897 

4s.  JA  Jill vl.  1808-99 

4s.  JAJ.    29,000 July  1.  1900 

••• July  1.  1901 


Interest  Is  payable  In  Springfield. 

;    •       ...;,._..-.--       ..., 


._. 

Tax  Taluatlon.  real... 
TaxTaluafn  perwmal..   2.504.098 
Total  valiiutlim  1^96.  ..16,809,814 
Aaaee*ai«at  about  '4  actual  value. 
Total  Ux  (per  01.OOO)  ......  «• 

Population  In  IWOwa*  .....  61.195 

Population  In  1  897  (est)  .  .  .  .70.000 


SANTA    ANNA.  —  TfeUtowiuhlpUlnDewinOounty. 


LOANS-  ***  Do*. 

HUl.K'lAI.    All)   Bold)*— 

6s.  July  1.-  1897-1809 

($4.doo  dne  yearly  on  July  1.) 
6*.  July  1.030,000  ......  1900-  190* 


.  .,        ......          - 

(*.1.000  doe  really  on  July  1.) 
6..  July  1.  $12,000..  July  1.1904-9 
I  NTEREST  I*  payable  by  the  Bute  Treasurer.  Bprlngfleld. 


6>.Jtilrl.  $7.000 July  1.1906 

Total  debt  SepL.  1,  1196..$91,OOO 
Aaaeaaed  Talnatlon  1896  .408,000 


t  about  i«  actual  value. 

Population  In  1800  was 2.181 

Population  IB  188Owa* 2,146 


SEVEN  HICKORY.— W.  T.  Coxur,  Superr'r. 

This  township  1*  In  Cole*  County. 

Tax  Taluatlon.  personal... $44,203 

Total  Taluatlon  1899 384,916 

Assessment  Is  ',  actual  value. 

Total  Ux  (per  $1,000) $21-70 

Population  In  1890  wa* 1.496 


LOANS- 

•s— 

6s,  Jnly  10.  $9«.OOO. July  10. 1904 
Total  debt  Fed.  1.  1896....$59.OOO 
Tax  valuation,  real 340.71O 


INTEREST  I*  payable  at  the  First  National  Bank,  Chicago,  I1L 

SCHUYLER  CO.— A.  P.  RODEWALD,  Clerk. 

•ity  seat  Is  RuahTllle. 
The  bond*  described  are  registered  with  toe  SUte  Auditor 


.OASS 
•nan  R»M 


WUcw  Dut. 


5s.  JAJ, 059,000  J'yl,  -M.'OteVOi 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1 .  1 -'.'7.  .BB5.OOO 
KqualU'd  valuafn,  1896.3j7O.797 
INTEREST  In  payable  at  National  Park  Bank,  New  York  City. 


State  UX  (per  $1,000) $550 

County  tax  (per  $1,000) 6-5O 

Population  In  IHftO  was..       10.O13 
Populatlnn  In  ]-•«»  was..       16,349 


SHAW  N  EETO\V  N.— This  dty  I*  In  Oallatln  County. 
The  bonds  are  registered  with  the  Bute  Auditor. 

RAILROAD  AID  Iloxus— 

8s,  JAJ,  $25,0»o past  due 

Bonded  debt  (last  return*)  7075 ,OOO 


LOANS-  . 

lloirn*— 

0«.  JAJ.  05O.OOO Jnlv  1.1901 

nmtfl'Ct  to  call  at  any  • 


. , 
Population  18!N)  (precinct)..  1,570 


INTEREST  I*  payable  by  the  stntc  Treasurer,  SpriugBeld. 

SNY     ISLAND      LEVEE      DRAINAGE 

DISTR  ICT.  —  Situated  In  Pike  an.1  Calboim  Counties. 

Tills  district  has  no  bond*  iiutxtaii'lliir.    A  levee  district  was  organ- 
Ued  In  1*7*1  and  $65O.OOU  of  bonds  were  iasue  .  which  the  Supreme 


____  __ 

1-agaUt.     raw&««.     u*iiin»,rv.  .  . 

M*   B     Sept,  1.1897    $17».(HHi    (  ourt  Coon  of  Illinois  ha*  declared  Illegal.    See  CRROIUCLE,  T.  64,  p. 
Fvb.  1.1009         85,000  I  34». 


1O2 


STATS  AN*  CITY  0Um£M&TIT. 


Vol.  LXIV 


This  city  is  In  Sangamon  County  further  Indebt 


,...  1,1900 
1.  29  1.600..  Sept,  1,  1901 
17  TOO  .Sept.  1,  19O2 
155.800..  8,1...  1,1) 


11898 


5Saa,oo..Mar 
($1,OOO  due  y'rly)  to  Mar.  1,1900 


Total  bonded  debt.... $902,350  $902,350  , ,— -  T-- 

The  city  also  had  on  March  1.1896,  a  floating  debt  of  $79,613-10. 

Cash  on  hand  at  the  same  date  was  $10,91J  74. 
CITY   PROPERTY.-The  estimated  value  ol  city  property  on 

March  1,  1896,  was  $925,250. 
A<«F<UED  VALUATION.-The  city's  equalized  valuation   (about 

on^Utlfcalh  value)  and  tnc  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows: 

W'2t8  "fcsasa-  T%?A™-  Tax.™- 

B"±^fflH          TSSS  ».2°635  $68-05 

llo :::::::::  Sill      l&™      £&#$*       ™ 

18POPUL.ATION.— In  1890  population  was  24,963;  in  1880,  19,743. 

TAZEWELL  CO.— C.  S.  WOOD,  Treasurer. 

Tne  boUTbelow^cribed  are  registered  with  the  State  Auditor. 

I  nAN<5—  • — Interest. — . Principal. — — 

u.VKfi  nipinse  P.  01.  Payable.     When  Due.     Outstand'g. 

Ref1mdAiugRRRb0oSnds 4       July  1       July  1, 1910*    $194,0* 

•  But  subject  to  call  on  and  after  July  1, 1901,  to  the  amount  of 
$20,000  annually  until  paid. 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  American  Exchange  National  Bank  of 
New  York  City. 

TOTAL  DEBT  on  February  1, 1897,  was  $194,000. 

Aecccccn  VALUATION  of  real  estate  in  1895  was  $6.446,075; 
perMnml  property,  *982,638;  total,  $7.428,713.  State  tax  (per 
$1  000)  $5-5o!  county  tax  (per  $1,OOO),  $7-50.  Property  is  assessed  at 
15  per  cent  of  its  actual  value. 

POPULATION  in  1890  was  29,556;  in  1880  was  29,666.  In  1897, 
aocordingto  local  figures,  the  population  was  35,000. 

URBANA. — F.  E.  ENBELING,  Supervisor. 

This  township  is  situated  in  Champaign  County. 

"    Tax  rate  (per  »1 ,000) $68-00 

Population  in  1890  was 4.488 

Population  in  1897  (est) 7,500 


WILLIAMSON    CO.— County  seat  is  Marion. 

The  bonds  below  are  registered  with  the  State  Auditor. 

LOANS—  — Interest. — .    . Principal. — . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE                  P-  *"•  Payable.    When  Due.     O«teton</> 
Refuudinkbdndsl896 4>a    Jan.  1     $5,000  yr'ly       $100.Ooo 

INTEREST  Is  payable  by  State  Treasurer,  Springfield. 

TOTAL  DEBT  on  the  date  of  our  last  returns  was  $120,000,  of 
which  $100.000  was  bonded  and  $20,OOO  was  floating  debt. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  1896  was  $1,777,110;  State  tax  (per 
$1,000),  $5-50. 

POPULATION  in  1890  was  22,226;  in  1880  was  19,324;  in  1895- 
(estimated)  25,000. 

WINDSOR.— T.  N.  HENRY,  Mayor. 

This  township  Is  in  Shelby  County. 

LOANS.  When  Due.    ' 

FUNDING  BONDS  — 
6s,  J uly  1 ,  $50 ,000. . . .  J uly  1 , 1 902 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
6s,  July  1,  $12,OOO.... 


,  ,        ,.... 

Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,  1897..$63,OOO 
Sinktiigfund  ...............   10,000 


Net  debt  Feb.  1,  1897  ......  $52,OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real  .......  201,77* 

Tax  valuation,  personal.     54,360 
Total  valuation  1896....   256,133 


....          , 

Assessment  about  *o  actual  value. 
Population  in  1890  was  ......  1,92ft 

Population  in  1880  was  ......  1,954 


Total  debt  April  1, 1897...$65.OOO 

Tax  valuation  1896 693,438 

Assessment  about  '5  actual  value. 


\V  ARS  A"W. — This  city  is  in  Hancock  County. 

LOANS  WhenDue.  \  Tax  valuation,  real $183,103 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS—  |  Tax  valuation,  personal..  130,630 

6s  July  $49,4OO Past  due.  I  Total  valuation  1890 313,733 

Bonded  debt  (last  returns)  .$49,400  |  Population  in  1890  was 2,721 

INTEREST  is  payable  by  the  State  Treasurer,  Springfield. 

-H.  F.  RECTEK,  County 


WASHINGTON  CO. 

Clerk. 

County  seat  is  Nashville.   The  bonds  below  described  are  registered 
with  the  State  Auditor. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

BAILROAD  BONDS — 

6s,  Mar.,  $110,000 Mar.  1, 1898 

(ifilO.OOO  due  y«-arly)to  Mar.  1, 1908 

$120,OOO 

2,709,320 


Total  debt  Apr.  1, 1897. 
Tax  valuation,  real 


Tax  valuation,  personal    $835,772 

Total  valuation  1896...  3,545,092 

State  &  Co.  tax  (per  $1,000)  .$9.50 

Assessment  is  %  actual  value. 

Population  in  1890  was 19,262 

Population  in  1897  (est.). ...20,000 


\fj  A  VMF    COUNTY  5  W.  H.  DAUBS,  Treasurer. 

W  A  I  INC.    0<^U1  I.       JA.L.  WALL.  County  Clerk. 

County  seat  is  Fairfleld.    The  bonds  are  registered  with  State  Auditor. 

LOANS—  • — Interest. — .    , Principal, . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.                  P-  Ol.  Payable.    When  Due.      Oatstand'g. 
Railroad  aid  bonds 7       J   &   J     Pastdue.  $33,000 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  State  Treasury,  Springfield,  111. 

TOTAL  BONDED  DEBT  August  1, 1896,  was  $33,000. 

EQUALIZED  VALUATION  in  1896  was  $2,197,698.  The  State  tax 
rate  (per$l,OOO)  in  1893  was  $3-10;  county  tax  (per  $1,000),  $7-50; 
average  school  tax  (per  $1,000),  $8-75;  total,  $19-35.  Property  is 
assessed  at  "about  15  per  cent  of  its  actual  value." 

POPULATION  in  1890  was  23,806  ;  in  1880  was  21,291. 

WEST   LINCOLN. — This  township  is  in  Logan  County. 


...............       ,          _  _,  ___________ 

INTEREST  is  payable  by  the  State  Treasurer,  Springfield. 

ADDITIONAL    STATEMENTS. 

Tn  the  table  below  we  give  statements  regarding  all  civil  divisions  In 
the  State  of  Illinois  which  have  registered  according  to  the  acts  of 
Feb.  13,  1865,  and  April  16,  1369,  an  indebtedness  of  over  $25,000,  and 

which  are  not  represented  among  the  foregoing    detailed  reports. 
We  add  the  population  from  the  U.  B.  Census  of  1890. 

Bonds     Interest  Popula- 

Plaee.                               Registered.  Rate.       Maturity.  lion. 

Arcola  Twp.,  Douglass  Co  ......  $100,000  10            ..........  3,198 

Atlanta  Twp.,  Logan  Co  ........    29,000  6         July  1,  1902  1.6991 

Aurora  Twp.,  Kane  Co  .........    48,000  10              Various.  22,258 

Big  Lake   Special  Drain.  Dist., 

Jackson  Co  ....................    68,500  6          1902-1907  ...... 

Big  Slough  Spec.  Drain  Dist., 

Champaign  Co  ................    25,000  7        Dec.  2,  1896  ...... 

Blue  Ridge  Twp.,  Piatt  Co  .....    33,100  7        Var.  to  1905  1,925 

Bourbon  Twp.,  Douglass  Co  ____    35,000  10            .......... 

Bowdre  Twp.,  Douglass  Co  .....    30,000  10            .......... 

Bruce  Twp.,  La  Salle  Co  ........    28,000  10            ..........  12,261 

Bu8hnellTwp.,McDonoiiguCo.    45,000  6        June  1,  1906  2.712 

Capital  Twp.,  Sangamon  Co...    66,000  4        1900  &  1911  24,963 

Clintonia  Twp.,  De  Witt  Co....    47.OOO  10  A  6      Various.  3,469 

Concord  Twp.,  Iroquois  Co  .....    25.OOO  10             ......... 

I  Delaware  Twp.,  Tazewell  Co...    46.OOO  5-6       Var.  to  1910  2,140 

Drummer  Twp.,  Ford  Co  .......    60,000  5                  19O5  2,997 

El  wood  Twp.,  Vermilion  Co....    30.OOO  5H      July  1,  1902  2,748 

Embarras  Twp.,  Edgar  Co  ......    25.OOO  1O             .......... 

Essex  Twp.,  Stark  Co  ..........    3O.500  6         Var.  to  1909  1,210 

Evans  Twp.,  Marshall  Co  .....    40,000  10            Various. 

Gaueer  Twp.,  Kankakee  Co  ____    28,500  5  A  6  Var.  io!916  1,471 

Goose  Creek  Twp..  Piatt  Co....    37,000  5        Var.  to  1909  1,610 

Green  River  Spec.  Drain  Dist., 

Bureau  and  whi  teside  Cos...    67,500  6             Various.  ...... 

Hamilton  County  ...............  200,000  7            ..........  17.80O 

Johnson  County  ................    33,500  8            ..........  15,013 

Jonesboro  City,  Union  Co  ......    25.0OO  8            .......... 

Kendall  County  ................    45,000  10             Various.  12,106 

LitchtleldCitr.MontgomeryCo.    31,000  5        July  1,  1910  5,811 

Lowe  Twp.,  Moultrie  Co  ........    30,000  10            .......... 

Marshall  Twp.,  Clark  Co  ........    26,000  6             Optional.  2,931 

Momence  Twp.,  Kankakee  Co..    36,000  6        Dec.27,  1903  1,545 

Mt.  Morris  Twp.,  Ogle  Co  .......    96,900  5  &  10  Var.  to  1910     1,875 

Mt.  Vernon  Twp.,  Jefterson  Co.    25,000  6        July  1.  1907  4,696 

Ohio  Twp..  Bureau  Co  ..........    59,400  6     Aug.  21,  1901  1,1!<7 

Onargo,  Douglass  &  Danforth 

Twps.,S.  D.  D.No.  l.Iroq.  Co.    50,000  6        July  1,  1901  ...... 

Oquawka  City,  Henderson  Co..    32,356  6            .......... 

Osoeola  Twp.,  Stark  Co  .........    45,000  6         Var.  to  1909  1,484 

Oswego  Twp.,  Kendall  Co  ......    50,000  10            Various. 

Ottawa  Twp.,  La  Salle  Co  ......  150,000  10            Various.  9,464 

Peoria  Twp.,  Peoria  Co  .........    98,000  5         Dec.  1,  1910  43,254 

Prairie  Twp.,  Shelby  Co  ........    62.0OO  6         Sept.  1,  1903  2,267 

R.  &  W.  Twp.  4s,  Randolph  Co.    50,000  8            ................ 

RichlandTwp.,  Shelby  Co  .....    95,000  6  &  10       ..........  1,241 

Rio  Twp.,  Knox  Co  .............    27,000  8*6    Var.  to  1904  925 

Robinson  Twp.,  Crawford  Co...    30,000  6    Sept.  1,1904  2,990- 

Sangamon  Twp.,  Piatt  Co  .....    26,000  6         Ma?.  1,1902  1,606 

Shelbyville  Twp.,  Shelby  Co...    25,000  6         Apr.10,1900  1,058 

SouthOttawaTwp.,La8alleCo.    30,000  10             Various.  1,729 
Special  Drainage  District,  No. 

1,  Iroquois   Co  ................    50,000  6      July  1,  1901  ...... 

Toulon  Twp.,  Stark  Co  .........    33,000  6        Var.  to  1908  2,579 

UnionCo  ........................    50,000  8            ..........  21.54J 

WabashCo  .........                    .    35,000  6        Var.  to  1901  11,866 

Walnut  Twp.,  Bureau  Co  .......    28,600  10  &  6  Var.  to  1902  1,368 

Waverly,  Morgan  Co  ............    29,000  5      July  1,  1915  2,919 

Wild   Cat    Spec.    Drain.  Dist., 

Champaign  Co  ................    25,000  6         May  16,1902  ...... 

Windsor  City,  Shelby  Co  .......    32,000  10  &  6  Var.  to  1904 

WindsorTwp.,  Shelby  Co  .......    64,OOO  10  &  6  Var.  to  1902  1,926 


LOANS.  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS- 
SB,  July  1, $50,000.. ..July  1,  1910 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
I NTEREST  is  payable  by  the  State  Treasurer,  Springfield. 


Bonded  debt  (last  returns)  ,$50,OOO 

Population  in  1890  was 4,086 

Population  in  1880  was 3,488 


WHITE    CO.— County  seat  is  Carml. 
The  bonds  are  all  registered  with  the  State  Auditor. 
The  Cairo  A  Vincennes  Kallroad  8  per  cent  bonds  are  in  litigation; 
t  hey  have  been  declared  Illegal  by  the  Illinois  Supreme  Court  and  the 
United  States  District  Court. 

LOANS—  • — Interest. — .   , Principal , 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.  01.  Payable.     When  Due.     Oustand'g. 

Cairo  A  Vinceimes  RR 8       J    A    J    8ept.-Dec.,  1892  $99,500 

Refunding 6       J    A    J    July  1,  1905*          50,000 

Do.       6       J    A    J    July  1.  1905t        100,000 

•  Subject  to  call.       t  Subject  to  call  after  July  1, 1895. 
INTEREST  is  payable  by  State  Treasurer. 
TOTAL  DEBT  on  March  15, 1897  was  $249,500. 

EQUALIZED  VALUATION   in    1896,    $2,365,523.      Property    is 
assessed  at  "  about  20  per  sent  of  its  actual  value." 

POPULATION  In  1890  was  25,005;  in  1880,23,087 


State  of  Michigan, 


DEBT,  KESOURCES,  ETC. 


Organized  as  a  Territory  (Act  Jan.  11,  1805)    -    June  30.  H 
Admitted  as  a  State  (Act  June  15,  1836)        -         Jan.  26,  183' 
Total  Area  of  State  (square  miles)    - 
State  Capital 

Governor  (term  expires  Jan.,  1899)        -        Hazen  S.  Pingree 
Secretary  of  State  (term  expires  Jan.,  1899)  W.  Gardner 

Treasurer  (term  expires  Jan.,  1899)      -        -      Geo.  A.  Steel 
Legislature  meets  biennially  in  odd  years  the  first  Wednes- 
day in  January,  and  there  is  no  limit  to  the  length  of  sessions. 


HISTORY  OF  DEBT.-The  historical  details  of  Michigan's  8t 
debt  will  be  found  n  the  STATE  AND  Crrr  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  18 


April,  1897. 


MICHIGAN-CITIES 


TOWNS, 


103 


page  96.  In  1864  the  State  Treasurer  reported  the  funded  debt  at 
$3,880,399.  and  $1,450.472  additional  "Trust  fund  debt."  The  only 
Bonded  del.t  Karen  1,  1897.  was  $19.OOO  of  ••  pact  due  pan  paid 
99.000,000  loan  bonds"  adjustable  at  $578-57  per  tl.OOO.  amounting 
to  *1O.992-S3;  the  bond*  have  never  been  presented  for  payment  and 
bear  no  interact.  Tne  "Trust  fund  debt  "  on  the  same  date  amounted 
to  $3.766.7. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.  -Since  1856  toe  equalized  valuation 
has  bean  determined  only  once  In  ttve  yean.  The  following  -howi  the 
equalized  valuation  and  tax  rate  for  State  purposes  for  every  fifth  year 


iln.-o 
TSSV. 


.  •U46.00B.041 
1.130.000.000 
.  M5.450.000 
.  H10.000.000 
.  030,000.000 


Tut.   Tm*  Kate.  I  Tear. 


$1-41     11866. 

1-411 

1-144  I  1846. 

1-201  I 


Assessed  Fat.  Tea  Rate. 

$307.965343  $1-889 

172.033,809  2-697 

137.663,009  0-472 

SO.976.27O  3-421 

•J-.. ....••.•••.-.  2-5O 


|80« 
|801 

1-- 
1881 
1876 
1871 

In  1996  the  assessed  valuation  of  real  ectate  was  **O5.353,976;  per. 
•onal  propei  ty.  $140.455.965;  total  valuation.  $946.OO9.941. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.  -Michigan,  at  noted  IB  our  History  of 
•he  State  Debt,  started  Its  career  as  a  state  In  January  1S37,  when  the 
whole  land  was  buoyant  over  Its  hitated  eatot  ui  lam  carried  on  at  public 
8BBUBSU.  So  to  be  abreast  with  the  times.  Instead  of  putting  any  limit 
on  the  power  of  the  State  to  create  debt.  It  put  Into  Its  Constitution  a 
notice  to  the  Legislature  to  go  to  work  at  once  and  make  provision  for 
"ascertaining  the  proper  objects  of  Improvement  In  relation  to  roads. 
«  canals  and  navigable  waters."  that  the  money  might  be  raised  and 
>  these  b»ptovem«nta  might  ho  proeeentod  with  as  little  delay  as  possible. 

That  was  the  spirit  which  ruled  and  the  condition  which  prevailed  In 
1837.  In  1X30  Michigan  made  and  adopted  another  Oonstitntion.  Dur- 
I  Bg  the  years  which  Intervened  the  people  had  gained  a  wide  experience 
•ad  had  evidently  proofed  hy  Jt.  Hence  we  flnd  them  at  the  latter  date 
knowing  a  purpose  to  make  an  Instrument  In  lu  financial  features  about 
as  dissimilar  from  the  one  It  wn»  to  supplant  as  It  could  well  be.  Nothing 
^^Hlastrate  this  T*nngT  la  spirit  and  purpose  more  clearly  than  the 
following  limitations  miiirillM  the  eroation  of  State  indebtedness 
which  were  inserted.  Tbe«e  sections  are  all  found  In  article  14  of  the 
1850  OoactHntlon.  which  Oi  not  Until  a  Is  stHUn  force. 

i  In  revenue, 
aggregate  at 


SBCTIO*  3.  The  Mat*  mar  contract  debts  to 
«bts  shall  not  In  the 


. 

at  any  one  time  exceed  flfty 
shall  be  applied  to  the  par- 
the  payment  of  the  debfaso 


i  moneys  so  i 

or  which  they  won  obtained  or  to  the 
emitr...  '.-.' 

8Ecnoii  4.  The  Stato  may  onaUnet  debts  to  repel  Invasion,  suppress 
tasnmiitliiB  or  defend  the  state  In  time  of  war.    The  money  arUlng 

•he  contracting  of  such  debts  shall  bo  applied  to  - 
•EkR  was  raised  or  to 

any  pa 


. 

applied  to  the  purpose  for 

State  shall  n..t  be  granted  to  or  In  aid  of 


shall  bo 

l  .ir  f..T  •  i.  I. 


tn  this  Constitution, 
bo  Interested  In  the 

r  Interested  In.  any  work 
.-,-_I«OB  any  such  work  rx- 
_^^B  the  expenditure  of  grante  to  the  State  of  land  or  other  property. 
The  foregoing  sections  apjsar  to  cover  every  branch  and  phase  of  the 
•abject ;  aad  compared  with  the  OiBOlUntlsa  of  1887  what  a  contrast 
they  afford! 

Ottos  and  village  bowew.  were  left  by  the  I860  Instrument  to  the 
an-rrnTton  of  the  Io«islstirre  la  the  mortar  of  reotrlctloae  npon  their  her- 
rowing  power.  Tbo  provision  which  relates  to  this  subject  Is  found  In 
Article  15,  gsstion  18,  and  Is  a*  toHows : 

8E..-noji  13.-Tne  LogWatara  shall  provide  tor  the  Incorporation  and 

ation  of  rlt Irs  and  village.,  and  shall  restrict  their  powers  of 

n.  borrow  Ing  money,  contracting  debts  and  loaning  their  credit. 

-  exercise  of  the  power  (ranted  by  that  section  the  Legislature 

has  fssssd  general  laws  governing  the  Incorporation,  taxation   and 

boidlngofciue.  and  villages.    With  regard  toetttes  the cWof  provisions 

with  respect  to  taxation  and  band  Isnaa*  will  bo  found  la  the  second 

rotamo  of  the  1800  revision  of  HoweJTs  Anmtnlii  Unhstis  of  Mleht. 

apter  28.  oa  "  Finance  aad  Taxation.-  pacw  6f$  to  7O2,  Seotinaa 

t$03  to  2730.    The  sections  which  mainly  cover  thaw  points  are  the 

following- we  give  the  snbstanee  not  tha  words  of  the  section  :- 

Tsiro,  I  us1  (u  irflsf  iiiniiiii(  fftry  run  Is  I«<s1.  srs  ilawand  la  Section 
2807  to  Section  2701. 

8oetioa  2607  provides  that  the  m«ir*im»i  >aimr»t  which  the  imnaoll 
any  raise  by 

)  shall  not 


^•Mos  bavin*  a  population  not  c 
la  cities  larger  than  «/M>o  bat  not 

IS  aw.?  .TrrnVs^Po^eunVton*! 


•  ,  .  ,  .«., 

:  i  .... 
14.000  . 


.114  percent 
.mperottt 
.IHpereont 
-*  V 


ftccno*  96M  prvrtdw  that  thw  eowswll  muy  «•»  raise  tn  each  stroM 

''• •  .    .      .    • 

BBCTKI*  2600  prorldee  that  IB  addition  to  above  the  council  may 
raise  by  special  assesmnmt  tn  sewer  and  In  special  nsseosmeat  dlstrlcto 


sewers  (chargeable,  on  lands  In 
to  frontage  or  beneflU)  not  exceeding  In  one  year  5 


for  im  piot  lag 

4i.tr.  • 
parent. 

Sncno*  .-TOO  provides  that  a  tax  of  not  more  than  two  dollar*  per 
yaw  may  be  levied  upoa  each  lot  or  premise*  dnlned  by  a  private 
•wwer  or  drain  landing  Into  •  pnbtte  sower  or  drain. 

SBCTIOW  2701  provWea  that  the  eonnell  may  also  raise  such  further 
"»m.  aot  exceeding  three  mills  OB  the  dollar  of  aonnssed  valuation,  as 
may  he  • ai-y  to  provide  an  Interest  and  sinking  fund  to  pay  funded 


-, 


-'if.  Provldwthat  BO  pBhMa  work  shall  be  contracted  or 
wnimeneorl  nntll  a  tax  «hall  have  been  levied  to  pay  cost. 

1  not  and  of  levying  a  tax  for  whole  amount  authorUod 

r  Me  art  in  any  year  tor  A*  general  and  rtreet  district  funds,  the 

<"«»»fl  may  raise  part  by  Ut  and  part  by  loan-th*  aggregate  of  iKith 

not  «xcoedtng  nms««t  tor  whwh  tax  might  have  been  levied  In  the  year. 


SECTION  2,711.  Council  also  authorized  to  raise  moneys  by  loan  In 
anticipation  of  receipts  from  special  assessments. 

SECTION  2,712.  If  any  greater  amount  Is  required  for  erecting  public 
buildings,  or  for  purchase  of  ground  for  same,  or  for  other  public  Im- 
provements or  purposes  than  can  be  raised  by  the  council 
under  the  foregoing  provisions,  such  amount  may  be  raised  by 
tax  or  loan  or  partly  by  tax  and  partly  by  loan  if  authorized  by  a  ma- 
iority  vote  of  the  electors  voting  upon  the  question  at  an  annual  city 
election.  The  amount  that  may  be  so  raised  in  any  year  shall  not  ex- 
ceed two  per  cent  of  assessed  valuation. 

SECTION  2,713.  The  proposition  to  raise  such  additional  amount  must  be 
submitted  by  an  ordinance  distinctly  stating  the  purpose  of  proposed 
expenditure,  the  amount  proposed,  and  whether  to  be  raised  by  tax  or 
loan.  Such  ordinance  shall  be  passed,  published  in  one  newspaper 
of  city,  and  copies  posted  in  five  most  public  places  In  each  ward 
of  city ,  at  least  two  weeks  before  the  election  —vote  shall  be  by  ballot. 

SECTION  -.717.  No  loans  made  exceeding  amounts  prescribed  In  tola 
set.  For  loans  lawfully  made  bonds  of  the  city  may  be  Issued  hearlnr 
a  legal  rate  of  Interest.  Record  to  be  kept  by  city  clerk.  When  deemed 
necessary  by  council  new  bonds  may  be  Issued  In  place  of  former  bonds 
falling  dae.  Each  bond  shall  show  upon  its  face  the  class  of  Indebted 
neat  to  which  It  belongs  and  from  what  fund  payable. 

The  foregoing  provisions  apply  to  cities.  The  law  relating  to  villages 
with  reference  to  the  aame  subject  Is  so  nearly  of  a  like  character  as  not 
to  need  reciting. 

POPULATION  OF  ST AT E.-Tbe  population  of  Michigan  baa  been 
as  follows  In  the  years  named : 


I860 749.113 

397.654 

1840 21- 


1830 31,639 

1M20 8,765 

1810 4,672 


1894 .2.241,000 

1800 2,093.889 

1880 1,636.937 

1.184.059 

Prom  1860  to  187O  Increase  was  434.946.  or  58-06  per  cent ;  from 
187O  to  1880. 452.878,  or  38-25  per  cent ;  from  188O  to  1890, 456,952 , 
or  27-92  per  cent. 


CITIK>.  <'<>i  vm>   \  si)  TOWNS 

I*  TUB 

STATE   OF    MfcHICAX. 


<8AMUEL  DICKIE.  Mayor. 
JK.  u.  IRW1X.  Treasurer. 
Albion  is  tn  Calhoun  County. 

LOANS—  ""*«»  "««•  I  Total  debt  F»-b.  1. 1 897. .    $75.000 

iNrauvEXEHTBoXM—  Water  debt  Included 55.OOO 

.$tO,OOO 1897  to  1908  |  assessed  valuation  1896. 1.914,610 

($9.0OO  dae  yearly.)  i  Assessment  about  »s  actual  value. 

WATBB  BO«M—  Tax  rate  (per  $1  .OOOl $24  -M) 

.%«.  J*J.  $50,000 July    1. 1919    Population  In  1M>6  (eM.) 5.843 

.      5.000 Oct.  25.  1903  i  Population  lu  1*90  was 3,763 

(Part  due  yearly)  to  1009  I 

INTEREST  on  land  bonds  payable  In  Chicago ;  water  bonds  of  1919 
In  New  York;  water  bonds  of  19WS.  oto..  In  Albion. 
TAX  FREE.— All  of  the  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


BATTLE 

This  city  Is  In  Calhoun  County. 


LOANS- 
SEWER  B09DO— 
5e.  MAM,  $10.000. 

50. 10.00b.. 

5«.  MAS      10.000. 


ram  Due. 


..  May   1,1907 
.    Oct.16, 1008 

5s, lo.oo"  r.'i" 

WATER  WORK*  Borne— 
5s.     MA*.  $30,000    Sept.  1.  1915 
($10.000  dne  j'ly)  to  Sept.  1.1917 
4>*s.  F*A.    $00,000  Sept.  1,  1W7 
($10.000  duey'ly)  to  Sept.  I.  19O5 

INTEREST  on  the  44  per  cant  water  bond*  U  payable  In  Detroit 
and  OB  the  5  per  cent  water  bonds  at  the  National  Park  Bank.  New 
York ;  on  sewer  bonds  In  Mow  York. 


Total  debt  Aug  1.  1896.  $170.000 

Water.l.l.t  <lnrln<1ed)...     180.000 
Tax  valuation,  real  ... 
Tax  valuation, |>entona'1.1.016,OB8 
Total  valuation  1896. . .  .5.OOO.OOO 
AMossment  about  "3  actual  value. 

Total  tss  (per  $1.000) $29-60 

{•••(•illation  lu  I-1'.  

r..|Miliitl..nln  1H90  was. ...13.197 
Population  In  188Owu 7.O63 


r*IT"V         *  HAMILTON  M.  WRIGHT.  Mayor' 
Ol  1    I  .—  ;  wiU.IAM  KEITH.  Comptroller. 

Bay  CUr  U  In  Bar  County.  The  debt  was  principally  Incurred  for 
water,  but  the  water  revenue  does  not  fully  meet  the  Interest  on  the 
water  bonds.  A  consolidation  with  West  Bay  City  was  authorized  In 
1891. 


JS—  WAsn  Due. 

AU.BOXUO— 

3s.  MAM,  $25.000. . . .  May 
4s,  J  AD.  25.000. . .  .June 
4s.  JAU 

4n.  JAD.     25.000 
4s.  J  A  J.       . 


. 

June 
JUMP 
July 
.July 


.  :•„,, 
.  \  •'•: 
.  1912 
,1023 

.  I9M 

.  : 


4s.  JAJ,       25.000.  . 
HRItBOE  BOHDO— 

Sa.  MAS,  $25.000  .....  Sept.  1.  102O 
4>,JAJ,     48.000.    July  1.1004  to 


,          ..  . 

($12.000everyflveye«n)  1919 


H.  IXrRnVKMR.OT 

5s.  PAA.  $29^00  ...  Aug.  1.1807 
5s.  FAA,  26.500...!  Aug.  1.1808 
5s.  PAA,  1O.OOO....  Aug.  1,  1899 


LOANS—  T*«n  Z>««. 

WATKKW»RK«  Bomw— 
8s,  A4<).  $20,000....  Oct.  15,  1897 
SS.AAO.  18.000....  Oct  15.1898 
As,  FAA.  1O.OOO....  Feb.  16,  1899 
8s,  MAS.  80.000....  Mar.  1,1900 
.  i,  1903 


..ic.    , 
8«,  FAA.  $19,OOO....Fph.  10.  19O4 
8s.  FAA.    80.000..  Fob.  16,  19O5  to 
($1O.OOO  dueyea'ly)  Feb.16,1912 
Si    lAO,  -_...  .....  .     '  Ipi    18, 


f»»,  A«K«  '.  ^*w,wv.  .  .  . AUI  

5s, MAN.  25.000.... May  1,1906 

5s,  MAM.  25.000. . . .  May  1,1911 

5a,  MAM.  12,500.... May  1,1017 

6s,MAM,  12,500.. ..May  1,1918 

4s,  AAO,   20.0OO.... Oct.  1.1925 

vAO.  20.000.... Oct.  1.1921 

INTEREST  <>ii  the  R  per  cent  water  bonds  Is  payable  at  the  Cltr 

Treasury;  on  all  other  bonds  at  Mew  York  City. 
TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  Issued  by  this  city  are  exemptfrom  taxation 
TOTAL   DEBT,    ETC.— Total  lH.ndc.1  d.-l.t   February  1,  1897,  wa» 

$651,000;  •liikliiK  fund  assets,  $2*,OOO;  net  debt,  8623.OOO;  water 


,  ,  , 

debt.  Inrlu.l, ,!  In  t. ,t'ii  debt,  $362,000.    The  city  has  no  floating  debt. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— In  1896  (he  assessed  valuation  (which 
Is  TO  per  cent  nf  actual  value)  of  real  estate  was  $8,466,521) ;  ]••  r 
•onal  property.  *•-•  '.ital.  $10.831. 8O6;  total  tax  rate  (per 

fl.OOO).  $22-83.    In    I »'.«)  the  assessed  valuation  of  real  estate  was 
$7.827,775 ;  of  personal  property,  $2,4O7,33O ;  total,  $10,235,005. 

POPULATION.-Tlif  population  In  1890  was  27,839;  In  1880 
It  was  20,093.  Population  In  1  -!•  I,  3O.O43. 


104 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


BAY   COUNTY. — County  seat  is  Bay  City. 


When  Due. 


Total  debt  Mar  15,  '97..    $410,000 

Tax  valuation, real 17,180,000 

Tax  valuation, personal  3,154,311 
Total  valuation  1896... 20,334,34 1 
Assessment  about  %  actual  value 
State 'tax  (per  $1,000) $2-25 


LOANS- 
BUDUI  BONDS— 

...*75,OOO. 1903 

(10,000 1906 

CODNTY  BoM> 

5s,  J*D, $38,000.... Dec.  15. 1907    ,-., 

5»,  JAD,    38.OOO.. ..Dec.  15, 1908  I  Comity  tax  (per  $l,OOO) 3-4 

5s.  J&1>.    3!l,OOO....Deo.  15,  1909  I  Population  In  1894  was 61,27' 

STONE  ROAD  BONDS—  I  Population  in  1890  was 56,412 

,  <ug, $1OO,OOO    ..Aug.  1, 1897    Populatlouin  1896  (est.). ..63,000 
..Aug..      60.000 1903  | 

BIG   R  A  PI  DS.-Blg  Rapids  is  In  Mecosto  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

NEW  WATKR  BONDS— 
«>«».  J&J,  $35,OOO. ...Jan.   1,1903 

liuiiiuE  BONDS— 

,v  A15,  $15,OOO. .Aug.  15, 1904 
5"a«,  MAS,  15,000.... Sept   1,1907 

RAILROAD  BONDS— 
:>H.  IM-I..  1, $15.OOO.. Feb.          1908 

Inn-rest  paid  in  New  York,  De- 
troit, Chicago  and  Boston. 


Total  debt  (last  returns) .    $90,OOO 

Water  debt  Included 45,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,220,510 

do         personal 628,268 

Total  valuation  1891.  ...1,848,778 

Total  tax  per  $1,000 25-10 

Population  in  1894  was 5,203 

Population  in  1890  was 5.30E 

Population  In  1880  was 3,552 


Total  debt  Feb, 

Water  debt  included 54.000 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,097,1 15 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  378,975 
Total  valuation  1896. ...1,476,099 
Actualvaluation  (est.)... 2,800,000 

(i',000 Oct.  1',  1902  |  Population  in  1890  was 6,235 

6,500 Oct.  1,  1906  I  Populationin  1894  was 6,956 

INTEREST  on  the  City  Hall  bonds  is  payable  in  Detroit,  Mich.;  on 
the  water  works  bonds  in  New  York  and  Detroit. 


WATER  WORKS  BONDS- (Con.)— 
5s,  Aug.  1,  $33,000..  July  2, 1914 
•  '  .  17,  1897    $86,000 


_,-.-._,-_._._,_    .  ,. ,         <  JAMES  F.  MALONEY,  Mayor. 

CHEBOYGAN.— {GEORGE  w.  CASE,  cierk. 

Is  in  Cheboygan  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

CITY  HALL  BONDS— 
5s,  Sept..     $2,OOO.. .. Sept.  1, 1897 

SCHOOL  BONDS — 
$30,OOO 

WATER  WORKS  BONDS — 

5>«s,  A&O,  $4,000 Oct.  1, 1897 

5<as,  AAO,    4,500 Oct.  1, 1900 

5s,     A&O, 
5s,     A&O, 


CHIPPEWA  COUNTY. — County  seat  is  Sault  de 
Ste.  Marie. 


Bonded  debt  1896 $142,000 

Sinking  fund 34,100 

Net  debt. 107,900 


Tax  valuation  1895...  $4,600,000 

Real  valuation 12,000,000 

Population  in  1896  (est.)... 20,900 


COLD  W  ATER. — This  city  is  In  Branch  County 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

ELECTRIC  LIGHT  BONDS — 

5s,  F&A.  $15,OOO Aug.  1   1897 

($3,OOO  due  yearly)  to  Aug.  1   1901 

SCHOOL  BONDS- 
SB.  May  1,  $15,5OO.... Mar.  1  1898 
($3,OOO  due  yearly)  to  Mar.  1    1902 

WATER  BONDS — 

5s,  A&O,  $70,000 Oct.  1   1901 

($7,OOO  due  yearly)  to  Oct.  1   191O 
Bonded  debt  (last  ret'ns).$115,500 


Water  debt,  included $  70,000 

Valuation,  real 2,761,323 

Valuation,  personal 677,765 

Total  valuation  1892..    3,437,088 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $16-57 

City  tax  proper 6-50 

School  tax 6-43 

Population  in  1894  was 5,285 

Population  in  1890  was 5,247 

Population  in  1880  was 4,681 


DETROIT.— FRANCIS  A.  BLADES,  Comptroller. 

Detroit  is  situated  in  Wayne  County.  The  total  net  debt  as  given  be 
low  for  1897  and  1896  includes  a  portion  of  the  net  special  debt  For  street 
paving,  as  the  Michigan  Legislature  of  1895  amended  the  Street  Paving 
Act  to  make  a  portion  of  the  street  paving  bonds  run  against  the  city's 
bonded  debt  limit.  Previous  to  August,  1895,  the  street  paving  bonds 
were  not  included  in  the  reports  of  the  city's  net  debt. 


LOANS—  Wh*n  Due. 

BOULEVARD  IMP.  BONDS— 

4s.  J&J, $200,000.... July  1,1921 

4s,  MAS.    200.0OO. . ..Sept.  1, 1922 

4s,  M&N,    100,000  . .  .Nov.  1, 1923 

I'  UIK  AND  BOULEVARD  BONDS— 

4s,  M&S,  $100.000  ...Sept.  1, 1921 
4s,  JAJ,  105,000. .July  15, 1922 
4s.  F&A,  25.000. .  .Aug.  1, 1924 

PARK  IMPROVEMENT  BONDS— 
4s,  M&S,  $100,000.... Mar.  1, 1920 
4s,  A&O,    100,000.... Apr.  1,  1921 
4s,  F&A,    lOO.OOO.. ..Aug.  1,  1922 
!-..!•.. I.    100,000.... Jan.  9, 1924 

PUBLIC  IMPROVEMENT  BONDS— 
4s,  F&A,$1OO,000  Aug.  1,  1899 
3-65s,  J&J,  100,000  Jan.  1,  1918 
3i«8,  F&A,  30,000  Feb.  1,  1911 
3frs,  J&D,  100,000 Dec.  1,  1916 
3>38,  J&D,  270,000  Deo.  31,  1916 

PUBLIC  LIGHTING  BONDS— 

4s,  J&J,  $000,000 Ian.  2,1924 

I -..l.v.l       50,OOO.... July  1,1926 

PUBLIC  SEWERS- 


LOANS—  When  Due 

PUBLIC  SEWERS— (Coiit.)— 
4s,  A&O,  $260,000.. Oct.  1,1919 
4s,  J&J,  240,000. .July  1,  1920 
4s,  A&O,  5OO.OOO. .Apr.  1,  1922 
4n.  M&S,  150.000. .Mar.  3.  1924 
4s,  J&J,  100,000.,July  2,  1924 
4s,  F&A,  160,000.. Feb.  1, 1925 
4s,  M&S,  90,000. .Mar.  2, 1926 
S^s,  A&O,  100,000. . Oct.  1, 1906 

SCHOOL  BONDS— 

4s,  A&O,  $450,000. .  .Apr.    2, 1924 
4s,  F&A,    150,000...  Feb.    1,1925 
WATER  BONDS  issued  by   Com- 
missioners on  city's  credit — 
7s,  F&A,  $100,000.... Feb.  1, 1900 

7s,  F&A,      50,000 Aug.  1, 1902 

7s,  F&A,      50,000.... Aug.  1, 1903 
7s,  F&A,      41,000.. .. Feb.  1,  1904 

7s,  F&A,    244,000 Aug.  1, 1904 

7s,  J  &D,    149,000. . . .  June  1, 1905 
6s,  J  &T>,    199,000. . .  .June  1, 1906 

4s,  A&O,  »100,OOO Apr.  1, 1897 

4s,  M&S,  *100,000 Sept.  1,1899 

4s,J&J,     100,000....  Jan. 10,  1925 


6s.     J&D,    $35,000. .Junel,  1897 
4s,     JAD.    200,000.. June  1,1918 

One  of  the  investments  of  the  sinking  fund. 
INTEREST  is  payable  in  New  York  City  at  the  current  official  bank 
or  at  the  office  of  the  City  Treasurer. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  Erc.-The  subjoined  statement 
shows  Detroit's  total  municipal  debt,  the  sinking  fund  held  by  the  city 
against  the  same,  and  the  water  debt,  on  the  dates  named. 

Jan.  1, '97.    JuJj/1,'96.    .7«(j/l,'95.    J«<i/l'94 

General  bonded  debt. $4,815,000    $4,915,000    $4,825,000    *446l'oo6 
Sinking  funds 1,264.632      1,376,517      1,223,203      1,101,706 

Net  general  debt.. $3,550,368    $3.538,483    $3,601,797    $3,359  294 
Net  special  debt 327,415         289,847         357.859 


Total  net  debt.... $3,877,783    $3,828,330    $3,959,656 

Water  dbt.  (additlon'l)       $1,133,000    $1,133,000 

"The  outstanding  bonds  of  the  Water  Commission,  amounting  to 
$1,133,000,  issued  on  the  faith  and  credit  of  the  city,  are  not  included 
by  the  city  In  its  statement  of  bonded  debt,  as  the  receipts  from  water 
assessments  and  the  annual  appropriation  of  $75,000  for  sinking  and 
interest  funds,  as  required  by  law,  will  be  sufficient  to  redeem  all  out 
standing  bonds  at  maturity. 

The  sinking  f  uud  conslstsof  cash  and  city  bonds. 

The  following  shows  the  city's  total  funded  debt,  and  sinking  funds 
at  different  periods. 
Month  and  Year.  Qrost  Debt. 

1896,  Julv  1 $4,915,000-00 

1H95,  July  4 4,825,00000 

1894,  July  1 4,i01,OOO-OO 

1893,  July  1 3,lft6,500-OO 

1 890,  July  1 1 ,634,500-00 


Sinking  Fund. 

$1,376,516-61 

1,223,203-51 

1,101,705-99 

979,066-48 

745,274-24 


Net  Debt. 
$3,53»,483-39 
3,601,796-49 
3,359,294-01 
2.177,433-52 
889,225-76 


Month  and  Tear.  Orois  Debt.          Sinking  Fund.  }fet  Debt. 

1880,  July  1 $1,360,400-00  $528,627-80  $831,772-20 

1875,  Feb.  1 1,081,900-00  121,285-64  960,614-36 

1870,  April  1 704,283-73  37.252'89  667,030-84 

CITY  PROPERTY- — The  city  owns  property  free  from  all  encum- 
brance which  was  valued  on  July  1, 1896,  at  $19,957,764-72. 

ASSESSED    VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  (about 
3t  actual  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows  in  the  years  named : 


Yean.  Seal. 
1896..  $164,961,160 
1895.  162,554,510 
161,283,710 
136,020,640 
123,391,610 
87,536,645 
64,556,085 


1894. 
1891. 
1890. 


-Assessed   Valuation. 

Personal. 
$44,680,940 
47,031,820 
47,867,510 
39,423,670 
38,436.960 
28,713,300 
19,867,705 


Total. 

$209,042,100 
209,586,330 
209,151,220 
175,450,310 
161,828,570 
116,249,945 
84,363,790 


Tax  Kate 
per  $1,000; 
$15-59* 
15-70 


16-78 
15-73 
10-77 
11-83 


*  Average. 

The  tax  rate  Includes  the  city  tax,  the  school  tax,  the  police  tax  and. 
the  highway  tax. 

DEBT  LIMIT— Theoharter  limit  of  bonded  debt  is  two  per  cent  a.' 
assessed  valuation. 

POPULATION.— In  1890  population  was  205,876;  in  1880  it  was 
116,340 ;  in  1870  it  was  79,577.  Population  in  1897  was  estimated  at 
300,000. 


DICKINSON    CO.— County  seat  is  Iron  Mountain. 

Bonded  debt  Feb. '97...      $32,000  I  Actual  valuation 10,000,000 

Tax  valuation 2,856,311  |  Population  in '95  (est.).        16,500 


ESC  AN  AB  A.— Escanaba  is  in  Delta  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due.  I  Tax  valuation  1894 $1,111,250 

SCHOOL  BONDS— 1895.  I  Real  valuation S.oun.ooo 


5s,  ann., $21,000 July  1, 1920 

Interest  payable  at  Escanaba. 
Total  debt  (last  returns).. .$21,000 


Population  in  1894  was 8,124 

Population  in  1*90  was 6,808 

Population  in  1880  was 4,335 


GOGEBIC  CO.— Jonx  EVANS,  Treasurer. 


County  seat  is  Bessemer. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

COL-RT-HOUSE  BONDS— 

5128,  A&O,  $34,000. . . .April  1 

(Part  due  yearly). 


Tax  valuation  1895 $9,231,064 

Assess't  abt.  same  as  actual  value. 
State  and  co.  tax  per  $1,000.$!  1-40 
Population  in  1894  was '4,u-s 


•ly). 

Tut.  in  New  York  atNat.Park  Bank.  I  Population  in  1890  was 13,166 

Bonded  debt  (last  returns).$34,000  | 

r^T3  A  TMT-v    TJ  A  T7-rri\j        5  JOSEPH  KOELTZ,  Mayor- 
GRAND    HA  V  EN.— JwM.  N.  ANGEL,  Clerk. 

This  city  is  in  Ottawa  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS — 
5s,  J&J,  $6,000 Jan.  1,1897-8 

ELECTRIC  LIGHT  BONDS- 
SB $10,000 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS — 
5s,  A&O, $15,000.... June  1,1900 
5s,  A&O,    17,000.... Junel,  1905 

WATER  BONDS— 

5s,  M&S,  $16,000 1898-1903 

($3,000  due  yearly  on  Sept.  1). 

INTEREST  on  the  railroad  bonds  Is  payable  at  New  York;  on  the 
court-house  bonds  at  Grand  Haven;  on  $3,000  of  the  water  bonds  at. 
Grand  Haven  and  on  the  remaining  $13,000  at  New  York. 


Total  debt  Jan.  10, 1896.    $54,000 
Water  debt  (included) . . .       16,000 

Tax  valuation  1895 1,125,960 

Real  valuation  1891 2,000,<  i< >< > 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $43-34 

Populatiouln  1890  was 5,023 

Population  in  1880  was 4,862 

Population  in  1896  (est.) 5,000- 


GRAND  RAPIDS.- 

Grand  Rapids  is  in  Kent  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

CITY  HALL  BONDS — 
5s.  J&J,  $150,000 July  1,  1904 

FUNDING  BONDS— 
4s,  M&N,  $150,000. ...May  1,  1905 

MARKET  SITE  BONLS— 
4s, ,$75,000 May  2, 1916 

SCHOOL  BONDS— 

5s,  Var.,  $77,OOO..  1897  to  1904 
4138,  J&D,  25,000.  .June  1,  1906 
4ias,  J&D,  25,000.. June  1,  1908 
4158,  J&D,  23,000..  June  1, 1909 
4i«s,  J&D,  12,000..  Junel,  1910 
4>38,  A&O,  55,000. .Oct.  1,1911 
4128,  J&D,  28,000. .June  1,1912 


4s,  . 


60,000 1906-1910 


5  LATHROP  C.  STOW,  Mayor. 
'  d  LEO  A.  CARO,  Comptroller. 

LOANS  -  When  Due. 

SCHOOL  BONDS  -  Assumed  by  an- 
nexation. 
68,  semi-au.  $25,000....  1897-1900. 

•STREET  IMPROVEMENT— 
5s,  M&N,$100,OOO....May  1, 1897' 
5s,  M&N,       50,000.. ..May  1, 1*!I7 
($25,000  due  yearly  to  May  1 ,  '98.) » 
WATER  BONDS — 


5s,  M&S,  $150,000. 
5s,  M&N,  80,000. 
4ios,  J&J,  300,000. 
4i<j8,  A&O.225.000. 
4s,  J&D,  100,000. 


..Sept.  1,1908 
..May   1,  1909- 
..Jan.   1, 1912- 
..Oct.   1,  1913- 
..June  1, 1915- 


*  These  bonds  are  only  a  temporary  obligation,  and  their  payment  i»- 
provided  for  by  special  assessment  on  the  property  directly  benentted 
INTEREST  on  the  water  bonds,  city  hall  bonds  and  funding  bonds 
s  payable  at  New  York;  on  other  bonds  at  Grand  Rapids. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  total  bonded  debt  on  February  1, 1897, 
ivas  $1,710,000,  of  which  $855,000  was  water  debt.  The  city  has  no. 
floating  debt.  Sinking  fund,  $90,000. 

TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  of  this  city  are  exempt  from  taxation. 
ASSESSED  VALUATION  of  real  estate  in  1896  was  $21,864,915 
personal  property,  $5,808,020;   total,  $27,733,535;  total  tax  rate  (per 
51,000),  $31-00.    In  1895  the  total  assessed  valuation  was  $26,000.000  • 
and  in  1893  It  was  $24,000.000.    Property  Is  assessed  at  about  14  of  its 
actual  value. 

POPULATION.— The  population  In  1890  was.  60,278;  in  1880- 
32,016;  in  1870, 16,507;  in  1896  (estimated) ,  90.000. 


<"1RF'F1'NVTT    T    F1         $  F.  V.  WRIGHT,  Mayor. 
<j-n.E,E-lN  V  ll_,l_,ri. —  }  C.  W.  JOHNSON,  Chairman  Fin  Com. 

This  city  is  in  Moutcalm  County. 

LOANS.—  W-hen  Due. 

WATER  WORKS  BONDS— 

is,  J&J,  $15,OOO 1898-1900 

($5.000  due  yearly  on  Jan.  1.) 


Tax  valuation  1896 

Assessment  is  sr>  actual  value. 

Total  tax  per  $1 .000 $31-62  : 

Population  in  1890  was 3,056 

Population  in  1894  was :>,113 

Population  in  1880  was 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  Hanover  National  Bank,  New  York 
and  at  the  Eastern  Bank  &  Trust  Co.,  Bangor,  Me. 


>s,  J&J,  $6,000.. ..Jan.  1,  1901-'02 
Total  debt  Mar.]15, 1889.. $21,000 


HILLSDALE.— A.  B.  LA  FLEUR,  Mayor. 

This  city  is  in  Hillsdale  County. 

Bonded  debt  Jan ,  1 ,  '97 . .  $45.OOO 

Water  debt  included 30,000 

Bloating  debt 19,000 

'otaldebt 64,000 

Sinking  fund 4,500 


Net  debt  Jan.  1. 1897....    *:.:>. r>i>n 

Tax  valuation  189(1 2,OOO,000 

Total  tax  (per  $1  ,OOO) .*  1  .V50 

Population  In  1894  was 4.121 

Population  in  189O  was 3,915  • 


i.  1897. 


TOWNS, 


105 


T^-VT    r      <   v  •  r->  <  KBIT  J.  DICKE59.  Mayor. 

HOLLAND.—  u.  H.  LI  PP.  city  cierk. 

Th«»  city  1*  IB  Ottawa  County. 

Totml  beaded  dent  Mar.  •96371.95O  I  Population  In  1*96  (art.) 
f_    _mrri  "**  ......  1381,006  1  Population  In  1890  waa.. 

Aa«ea*aVt  abu  43  p.  e,  actual  value.  I  Population  m  ISSOwaa.. 
iVtaltax  per  $1.000  ........  •3808) 

TAX  FR£E.-AllboB<to  of  thl»ottyare  exempt  from  taxation. 

TJ  r  ir%c/-\VT         5  H.  E.  LOY8TER.  Mayor. 
HUDSON.  —  i  MORRIS  P.  SWASEY.Treaaurer. 


3,943 

•-'.(J-JO 


Iludaoa  U  in  Lenawee  County. 

LOANS—  W**"  -Da*. 

•/Ini  BnVM- 

,-.•'.-    -••-••        ...  Jan.  1.  19O9 
jnlf     5.300  ......  $300 

otal  debt  Feb.  1.  189«.... 

ax  Venation,  real 


T»x  valuation.  person*!.  $443.053 
Tax  valuation  1«9S  .....  1,141.608 

Aateeiait  about  >«  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1.3oo>  ......    16-6O 

Population  in  1894  wa<  ......  2.346 

Population  In  189O  - 


IRON    MOUNTAIN.—  ThtoettrtolBDIekaonCounty. 


LOANS. 
HOOL  BUXD*— 


SCHO 


Wtmdut. 

.          .  .  . 

.  ir  yearly)  to  1BOO 

•oO....Ma> 

<00....  June  1.1*16 


^•W— 
[y.  $10.000. 


1  M)1 


80.000 1906 


Totaldebt  1897 

Tax  valuation,  real l. 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    1OO.OOO 
Total  valuation  1802....1 


State  tax  (per  91 


aliout  >i  actual 


.swff 


County  tax  <|-  r 
City  tax  lper$l, 
A vrra«e  school  tax. 


...  $1-66 

-   .,, 

.  17-66 

Population  la  1890  waa 83*9 

PopalaUoaIn  1804  wa. 7,640 

INTEREST  la  payable  at  the  elty  treasury  aad  In  New  York  City. 

GOLD.-9«kaal  koada  payable  la  gold. 


ISHPEM1 
•1  del*  (laf 


.  —  Tkla  elty  U  In  MarqaetM  Count  r 

i>..  $96.000  1  PBaalatUa-  IB  18*4  waa...  ..11,689 

...  130.161  | 


..  . 
In  1890  wa.  .....  11.197 


JACKSON. — Thi*  city  U  the  capital  of  Jackson  County. 

LOANS—  — litlm* .    nmitaal. . 

^^B  AND  PVDPO6C.  **•  <•'!•  /wyaMa.        Win  Dtt*.        OnMtmff- 

,alldla«  boads. 5       MAS      !f  or.  13.1907  $63.OOO 

W»,,rw«k.b»od. 0       M  A   •{^obo?e.iS?)|       *°-OO° 

5  MAO 
3  JAJ 
3  MA  » 


, 

BOBt.1.1904 
1900-1 


K-  • 


913  -,.,.-, 

1.  1»1«  .     -•• 

t  water  bonds..  .    3       M*   8       Sept.  1, 1*01-1          ZO.OOO 

do          5        MA*       Owat.  1.  1*04 

^•KST  «•.**•  waaBT^ajd.  «ae  la  1*04  to  payable  la  K.  T.  aad 


PAL   DEBT,  ETC.-TBO  te»al  IBBtlJ   teM  oa  tke  daU  of  oar 
tarn*  wa*  $  3TO.OOO.  of 


I « kick  WBtar  d«fct  wa.  $%|O.OOO. 


POPULATION.— Tbe  »..•>. tin*  In  1«»0  wa.  20.798;  In  188O  waa 
1  <f!U  waa  11.447;  to)  18*4  wa*  1%«B. 

.  LAMAZOO.— CIIA-.  II.  GLEAM*,  Clerk. 

iy  U  lu  galaaiame  County 

CTBJOLMOT  BmBO-  Total  dibt  Jan.*  V.'iwol!      84.JOO 

.$40.000 1MMMMM  I  Tax  valuation  1893 $.000300 

•00 4a«  yearly  oa  Jaa.  1.)    Total  tax  (parOI.OOO) $»*-*O 

taareat  payable  a*  Ealaataoae.      I  rvaalailoa  In  1-WO  waa.... 

1  deb*  Jaa.  I.  19W6  $4O.OOO  |  Popalatloa  la  1000  (eat.)-.. 99300 

KENT  COUNTY.' 

LOAN*-  V*M  MM. 


,  -r   ,.    (  4 


Jaa.  : 

laav  i 

laV 
3.  10*7 
al 


raalralna. 
I  -94.     013-44 
111337 


73.333 


LC 

!'.  HM",B   B. 

'.-.  JAI.. 
aa.M 


)JA*.  M.  TI-RXER.  Mayor. 

.  ..,   ,-,    .,  . 

la*  aaattal  *f  Mtchhraa.  to  la  Incfaam  Cvuaty. 


Wlum  DIM. 


I1030* ...  Jaly  1,  19O3 
„..    15300  . .  Jar/  1.  1*O8 
Uf    90300...        f*M-l*14 
Ovtl*aalafurl*ML 

rVil 


1*11-1*13 
1*14 


.- 


..Jaly  1.  1*1$ 
'     1.  1923 


viMJknma— 


Dtu. 

.irr-vn 


aa,  JAJ.  $11300.... 
<aa— 

5s,  AAO.  $4830V.  ..        1896-1900 
WATBB  woama  Boxn*— 


4  >»>.  JAJ,  $25^l»0 . . .  May 
4S-.JAJ,    13300... May 


44a,JAJ, 


May 


^^^H  *OM*»  f       *ffjvw  .  ,  .  »•••• 

4«.     JAJ,    25.000... May 


TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  total  bonded  debt  on  February  1. 1897 
waMTCU  000.  of  wffli-h  water  ileht  was  $89.OOO ;  sinking  fund,  1*5,000; 
net  debt,  $224,000.  The  city  has  no  (touting  dri.t. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  1896  of  real  estate  waa  $2,434,940; 
w>S5nalT>rVn«>rtv.  $414.600;  total,  $2.849.540 ;  total  tax  rate  (per 
$27-14.  Property  Is  assessed  at  two  fifths  of  it*  actual  value. 
"  POPULATION  in!894  (State  Census)  was  9,724;  In  189O  (U.  8. 
Census).  9393:  In  188O  was  4.B90.  According  to  local  figure,  the 
population  in  1896  was  about  10,500. 

»*Tf-K.T<^»jmvTTr'ir        <  JOHN  W.  WELLS,  M»yor. 
MENOMINEE.— ,j.n.WALTON,  City  (?lerk 
This  city  Is  In  Menoniluee  County. 
LOANS-  » ••--•. 


1*00 
;  110 
1913 
1*00 

4^     JAJ."    10300...  July     *,  19*0 
beads  to  payable  at  Lana- 


^•TAL  DEBT,  ETi-.-Tb*  total  i»aiii  debt  oa  January  1. 1890. 
-  ftlch  water  debt  waa  $113300.    Tbe  eitr  ha.  ao 

VALUA 


la  10*0 of  real  «-tat-  waa  $6393.900; 

,--...- »:   t»tal. $7303.133;   tot. I  tax  rate  (per 

i.    Property  to  BMOeaed  at  abeM  H  of  lu  actual  value. 


PULATION.-TW  popalaUea  la  190O  wa*  13.1O2:  la  lH»Owa. 
f.  faltTO  waa  $319;  la  1894  (Mate  eeaMs)  waa  13334. 

M  A  R  0 1 1  r?TT  IT         )  JOII.1  II.  J ACOBS.  Mayor. 

Lr\nWU  C-  I    I  t,. —  /  FRANK  LIU  E.  BAY.  Comptroller. 

^•ftr  to  la  MsrqaoMe  Count) 

LOAN*—  Wit*  Dot.       Smooi.  RriLorvo— 

ipa-  3s,  M  AH.  $30.000 Sept.l.  1$** 

WATBB  WoBKa— 


if.  15.  1903 

,  1WW 
1900 

- 


SPECIAL  ASSKWMBST— 
March.t3.SOO... Mar.  1.  189^-1899 
Bonded  debt  Mar.  1  'J.  '97.  $135.500 
Spec,  aaMM.  l^ndKadd'O       3,200 

Tax  valuation  1 895 2,945,320 

AaMMment  la  *s  actual  value. 

Tot  ul  tax  per  $I,OOO $45-20 

Population  In  18U4  wai 12,644 

Population  In  18!H)wa«.  — 10,630 
Population  In  1895  (eat.) . . .  13.OOO 


b  v. .  .NCj 

BKIIH.E  Bojn>»— 
Oa.  MAS,  $3,000 Jlar.  1, 1898 

6e!  MA",  $59300. . . .  .May  1, 1697 
(Part  due  yearly)  to  May  1, 1911 

GfcXERAL   IHPROVEHKMT — 

•a.  MAN.  #11  ;.i"»  -  M  ^  i.  18*7 
51,000  due  yrarly)  to  May  1.  1912 
6..  MAN.  $10.000.. May  1,'12A'13 

:»00.... '.Apr  1. 1914 
INTEREST  on  the  special  a»»eRi>ment  liondu  Is  payable  in  New  York 
anoMenoiluee:  ou  tlie  hrl.Ue  bon.ls  st  the  Chemical  National  Bank. 
!f.  Y..  and  on  all  other*  at  the  ofnrt-  .•:  N.  W.  Harris  A  Co..  New  York. 

"MENOMINEE  SCHOOL  DISTRICT.--™,  school  dutnot  u  co- 
extensive wltE  the  city,  and  has  a  separate  debt 

Cash  In  treat.  Jan.  1.-96.    $18,000 

Tax  valuation  1895 2.945.32O 

Aaaeument »»  actual  value. 
Total  debt  Jan.  1,1896... $75,000 
Population  In  1894  waa .  ...19,044 


Oa,  JAJ,  $13300 July  1.  1$*$ 

•KJAJ.    14.000 Jan.  I.  1900 

..  Jan.  1.   10O1 
i  ily  1.  1901 


•'.OUO.     July   1.    19O1 
INTEREST  I*  payabto  at  Marqaetle. 


»^B>  D««. 


LOANS- 

i.  Bo— 

6«.  Mar.  1.  -$23.000..  Mar.  1.  1898 
($3,000dne  rearly)  to  Mar.  1.  19O2 
6..  Apr.  1.  $45.060...  Apr.  1.  1903 
(•S.OOOdue  yearly)  to  Apr.  1.  1911 


...., 
Population  In  1890  wa*  .  ...10,630 


INTEREST  on  the  school  boaUs  I.  payable  In  Menomlnee, 

MENOMINEE  CO.— H.  J.  WOESSXKR,  Clerk. 


County  wat  U  Menomlnee. 
LOANS-  Wktm  Dttt. 

-.  1894  5— 

-   • 

($3.000  .lue  yeariy  on  April  1.) 

Sa.  Apr..  $10.000 v 

In termt  payable  by  County  Treaa. 
Total  debt  feb.  1. 18O7. . .  .»OO  OOO 
Slaking  fun.  I 


SetdeM  Fe».  1.  1897...      $50,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 3.S22.166 

Tax  valuation.  J..T-"..  1,974,719 
Total  valuation  l-'.'i;...  A.O96.888 
Beat  valuation  about .  10.OOO.OOO 
BtateA  co.  tax  (per $1.000) .$15-OO 
1-opulatlon  >  ' 

Population  lu   1896  (e.t.)  -23.00O 


la  populate. n  ..wine  to  dlvl»lon  of  county  In  l»fl. 


MIDLAND 

LOANS- 


COUNTY. — County  aeat  Is  Midland. 


Wke*  Dot. 


Total  val 


uation  1 
ilK-r  $1, 


8Utc  taxilK-r  $1,OOO).. 
County  tax  (per  $1.000) 


1891. ..$1381.659 
$120 
$900 
Population  In  1894  waa.. . . .  137228 

Population  In  1H9O  wa. 10.657 

Population  In  1880  v 


INTEREST  ontke  aehool  bonds  U  payable  at  Menomlnee. 


MUSKEGON.— LAWRKXCK  A.  SMITH,  M»jor. 

Muakecon  U  In  a  county  of  Ike  aawie  name. 

'.  Ct.  PmymUi.       Wlirit  />«•».         O*t*m*fa. 
3       JAJ  1910  $8.500 

&       JAJ 

I  JA-J 

3       JAJ 

3      JAJ 

*J    A  J 

JAJ 


LOANS- 

I  AND  *JKK«C. 


1*07 


_ 

mkOleparka. 
4o 


Water  work*. . 
do 

do 
d«.. 


i- 

1910 

1901 
July  1.  1926 

:•».-. 


1O.OOO 

4  IXMI 
10.000 

0,000 

10.000 

100.000 

5,000 


INTEREST  on  the  old  •  per  root  wa 
KiSoaal  Rank.  .V  Y.  City,  on  the  180$ 
Nat.  Bank.  N.  Y.  City,  ant  Ml  all  other 


MMNO 

M.OOO 
10,000 

230,000 
10,000 

nd«  U  parable  at  Fourth 
of  Dark  bondn  at  Weatern 
Bank 


A  J  :•<<» 

,     ,  J     1901  to  1023     ) 
*  J  )  $10300  yearly.  f 


at  Wei 

of  tbe  Republic. 

»:tr< 

L  DEBT.  ETC  -The  b»ad»d  debt   on  Mar.  15.  1897,  wai 
UnrTudlnV  tbejwater  debt  of  $120300.  floating  debt  $48,000 

n  1896  of  real  eatate.  $3,187.000;  per- 
total.  «4.0«7.00U.  JTotal  tax  (per  $' 


.       . 

,  Inrliidlnc  HtBto  tax.  $3-75:  county 
;  Mhool  tax.  $13  50. 


-BOi 
t  to  about  40  p.  o.  of 


POPULATION. -The  population  In  1490  wa*  22.702;  In  1880  w.« 
llj«2.    Population  IB  18*0  (aattanated)  23,000. 

MUSKEGON  COUNTY.— County  seat  UMuake«OB. 

Bonded  debt.  1807 $163.000  I  Poi  ul.tlon  In  1897  (e.k)... 30.000 

Taxvataatloa 8.0x9.391     Population  In  1890  wa..... 40.013 

Real  valuation 23.OOO.OOO  I  Population  In  1«80  wa..... 26,586 


PONTIAC.— P.  H   CABROLL.  Major 

Thi.  elty  U  In  Oakland  County. 
LOANS-  Wlun  thu. 

5* »I3.000        1897  to  1911 

i$l  .000  doe  yearly) 

8KWM  ROXD*— 

• ..  MAS.  tttt.000 Sept.  2, 1915 

WATKB  Boxoa— 

4>»«.  v.r.  aioo.OOO Yearly    . 

$3^OO  each  year  until  paid.     I  fopnliillon  In  IHiM)  wa. (l.'JOO 

I  I'npulatlon  In  1880  wa. 


Int.  pay'le  In  N.  Y.  City  and  Pontlae 
Total  debt  Mar.  1, '97..  $140.000 
Tax  valuation,  real....  2.O46.8OO 
Tax  valtiati.in.  (M-nmnal.  664,375 
Total  valuation  IHUII...  2,711,175 
eat  about  3-5  artiml  value 


Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO)1H96  $24-39 
I  Population  In  1X97  (eat.) 8.0OO 


}  8.  S.  BOYNTON.  Mayor. 

. —  jg.  B.  TAYI.OK,  comptroller. 

Port  Huron  I.  In  St.  Clatr  County. 


LOANS- 
Brl.K. 

•ilfCIlt    iMIIld* 


Public  building  bond.  ... 
Public  Improvem't  bonds 


Rcfun.lInK  liond. $269,000 

Kepavlnir  lionds 15.2M4 

I.MIMI    School  iHindp 69,000 

2»l.U3    Sewer  bonds 17,1*9 

.-.ex  N  i  I  Sidewalk  nmessment 4.9OO 

I...INI  i  Water  bonds OO.OOO 

20,646    Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897..   :, 


106 


STATE 


CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


MATURITY.-Tbe  bonds  of  this  city  wUl  mature  from  1808  to  1927 


on  certain  of  the  bonds  Is  payable  in  New  York  by  the 
Hanover' National  Bank. 

AoopqcFr.  VALUATION  in  1896  of  real  estate  was  SS.ZSS.T^ 
t>orfo1mrpn.T..-rty  $.  35,470 ;  total,  $6,021,250  ;  total  tax  (per  $1,000) 
K?08     Property  U  assessed  at  about  two-fifths  of  its  actual  value. 

POPULATION  -The  population  In  1890  was  13,543;  in  1880  was 
8?°t  Population  In  1 89 1  (State  Census,  was  18.147.  According  to 
local  figures i  the  population  in  1896  was  20,000  and  in  1897  20,000. 

SAGINAW.— ARTHUR  F.  LEWIS,  Comptroller. 

The  cities  of  Sairinaw  and  East  Saginaw.  in  the  county  of  the  same 
BUM,  were  consolidated  In  181»0,  forming  the  present  city  As  we  were 
going  to  press,  the  city  was  advertising  for  sale  in  April,  1897,  $30,000 
of  4  per  cent  ten-year  water  refunding  bonds. 

BONDS—  When  Due.          LOANS— 

Bonds  of  Uontoliilated  Oily— 

CITY  HALL— 
4isfi,F&A.  $110,000. .Feb.  1,1901 

($10,OOO  yearly)  to  Feb.  1, 1911 
4i«s.  F&A,  $15,000.. Feb.  1,1912 

48 40.000.. Aug.  1,1908 

<$10.000dueyr'ly)toAug.  1,  1911 
IB.     $5',000..  Aug.  1,1912 

COURT  HOUSE- 
SB     J&D,  $100,000... .Dec.  1 

($10,000  yearly)  to  Dec.  1. 

REFUNDING  WATER  BONDS— 
4s $5,000 Mar.  1,1906 

Eastern  Taxing  District— 

(Formerly  East  Saginaw.) 


INTEREST  on  the  electric-light  bonds  and  on  the  sewer  bonds, due 
from  1906  to  1910,  is  payable  at  the  Third  National  Bank,  New  York ; 
on  the  water-works  bonds,  due  in  1914,  at  the  Wayne  County  Savings 
Bank,  Detroit ;  on  the  water-works  bonds,  due  In  1900,  at  the  Me- 
chanics' Bank,  Detroit ;  on  the  sewer  bonds  due  from  1897  to  1900,  at 
the  St.  John's  National  Bank:  on  the  sewer  bonds  due  from  1901  to 
1905,  at  the  Liberty  National  Bank,  New  York. 


,1898 
,  1907 


$57,500..  ..1895-1898 
5s,     J&J,        30.OOO.  .July  1,1897 
($15,000  yearly)  to  July  1,  1898 
STREKT  IMPROVEMENTS— 
6s,       ...,$16,000.  ..Aug.  1,1897 
($8,000  due  yearly  i  to  Aug.  1,1898 

WATER  BOM  >s— 
5s  MAN.  $25,000.  .May 
M&N,  25,000.  .May 
M&N,  25,000..  May 
M&N,  50,000.  .May 
M&N,  70,000.  .May 

31,500.  -May    1,1903 


8s 
5s, 
3s 
SB, 


1898 
1900 
1901 
1902 
1905 


When  Due' 

WATER  BONDS  (Conl.)— 
4i«s,  M&N,  $30,000.. May    1,1904 
4i«s  ,    14,000. .May    1,1906 

4  "as,  J&J July  18,  1914 

4s,  M&N,  30,000.. May  1,  1897 
4s,  M&N,  22,500.. May  1,1899 

Western  Taxing  District— 

(Original  City  of  Saginaw.) 

SEWEB  BONDS — 

Gs $16,000..  Aug.  1,1897 

($8,000  due  yearly)  to  Aug.  1, 1898 
$4,500..  Aug.  1,1897 
5s,     J&D,     50,000. . June  1,  1904 
($10,OOOyearly)toJunel,  1908 
5s,     ......    $40,000.. 1895  to  1899 

STKEET IMPROVEMENT — 

6s ,   $14,000. .Aug.  1,1897 

($7,000  due  yearly)  to  Aug.  1, 1898 
5s,  .....  $110,000.  .1897to  1899 
5s,  F&A. $52,000. Aug.  1,'97. to '01 

($10,400  due  yearly.) 

WATER  BONDS— 

5138,  M&N,  $25,000.. Nov.  1.1913 
5s,  M&N,  10,000..  Mob.  10, 1902 
5s,  M&N,  10,000. .Men.  10, 1903 
4i«8.  M&N,  40,000. .Mch.  10, 1898 

($10,000  yearly)  to  Mob.  10, 1901 
$10,000.. Mar.  10,  1904 
7,000. .Mch.  10,  1  :•().•> 


SAGINAW    COUNTY.— JAMES  CREEN, 

Treasurer. 
County  seat  is  Saginaw. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

RIVEK IMPROVEMENT — 

5s,  A&O,  $80,000.... Apr.  1,1897 

($10,000  yearly)  to  Apr.  1, 1904 

Int.  paid  by  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897.      $90,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 21,449,905 


Tax  valuation .person'l  $4,037,654 
Total  valuation  1896... 25,487,559 
Prop'y  ass'd  at  about  23  actual  val. 
State  and  co.  ta  x  (per  $  L,OOO)  .$6-33 

Population  in  1890  was 82,-27:i 

Population  In  1880  was. . . 
Population  in  1896  (est.) . 


.50,0115 
.90,000 


SAULT  DE  ST.  MARIE.— 


Is  in  Chippewa  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

CITY  HALL  BONDS— 
$5,000 

GENERAL  STREET  IMPROVEM'T— 
6s,  M&S. $29,000. ..  .Sept.  15, 1908 

PAVING  BONDS — 
6s,  Aug.  1,  $7,483 Aug.  1,1897 

REFUNDING  BONDS— 
6s,  M&S,  $11,000 Sept.  15,1908 

WATER  BONDS — 

6139,  F&A,  $32,000... Aug.  1, 1897 
($4,000  due  yearly)  to  Aug.  1, 1904 
6s,  M&S,  10,000.... Sept.  1, 1897 
6s,  July,  20,000.... July  1,1911 


LOANS-  When  Tint. 

FIIND'C  &  HEFUNI.'G  BONDS— 

5s,  M&N,  $3O,000 Nov.  1. 1916 

Interest  payable  in  New  York. 
Bonded  debt  Oct.  1,  '96.  $144,483 

Floating  debt 25,000 

Total  debt  Oct.  1,  1896..    169,483 

Water  debt  included 92,000 

Tax  valuation  1895 5,567,260 

Assessment  about  13  actual  value. 

Total  tax  per  $1,000 $17-90 

Population  in  1890  was 5,700 

Population  in  1894  was 7.246 

Population  in  1896  (est) 9,000 


6s,  M&N,  $30,000 Nov.  1,  1913 

TAX  FREE. — All  the  bonds  of  this  city  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


INTEREST  Is  payable  In  New  York  by  the  Chemical  National  Bank. 
TOTAL  DEBT    ETC  —  The    following  statement  shows  Saginaw's 
total  bonded  debt.'the  sinking  funds  held  by  the  city  against  the  same, 


. 
and  the  water  debt,  on  the  dates  named  : 

Mch.  1,  1897 
Bonded  debt  ....................  $1,230,000 

Sinking  funds  ................  ~.         40,000 


ly  1 

$1,231,500 

42,000 


Mch.  1,  1895. 

$1,291,500 

45,000 


WAYNE    CO.— L.    BURT,    Chairman   Board  o. 
County  Auditors. 

County  seat  is  Detroit. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

COUNTY  BONDS— 
4s,  M&N,  $1,500,000.... May,  1910 

Int.  payable  in  New  York  City. 
4s,  Dec.,          50,000 Dec.,  1902 

Int.  payable  in  Detroit,  Mich. 
Total  debt  Jan.  1,  '97.. $1,550,000 

Sinking  fund 20,000 

Netdebt  Jan.  1,1897...   1,530,000 


Tax  valuation,  real.  $204,097,520 
Tax  valuat'n,  person'l.  47,473,000 
Total  valuation  1896. .251,570,520 

Assessment  Is  3t  actual  value. 
State  &  Co.  tax  (per  $1,000). $3-12 
Population  in  1897  (est.).. 330,000 
Population  in  1894  was... 292, 503 
Population  in  1890  was.. .257,114 
Population  in  1880  was.  ..166,444 


Netdebt  $1,190,000       $1,189,500       $1,246,500 

Water  debt  (included  above)....    $539,000          $539,000          $542,500 

Assessment  bonds,  issued  for  sewers  and  street  improvements,  are  

included  in  the  above-mentioned  figures  of  bonded  debt.    On  March  1, 

1897,  they  amounted  to  $276,000.  \X7"Frc:T    "R  A  V    ft  TV        J  PETER  LTND,  Mayor. 

CITY    PROPERTY.-The  total   value   of   corporate   property   is      W  ^^  I-       <  R.  C.  TASKER,  Treasurer. 

$2.753,407,  including  the  city  water  works,  which  have  cost  to  date 


$864,000. 
ASSESSED  VALUATION  — In  1896  the  assessed  valuation  of  real 

estate    was    $13,024,675;    of    personal    property    $2,712,395;    total. 

$15,737,070;  total  tax  rate  (per  $1,000),  $27  18.    Property  is  assessed 

at  70  per  cent  of  its  actual  value. 

POPULATION.— The  population  in  1890  was  46,322 ;  In  1880  was 
},541;  in  1894  (State  census)  was  44.641;  in  1897  (estimated)  50,000. 


This  city  is  in  Bay  County. 
Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,  '97.  $256,000 

Floating  debt 22,000 

Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897.    278,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 3,000,000 

Tax  valuatiou,  personal.    500,000 


Total  valuation  1896.. $3,500,000 
Assessmeut  about  ^  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $35-52 

Population  in  1894  was 12,337 

Population  in  1890  was 12,981 


29,541 


(M.  M.  LEELAND,  Mayor. 

-£M.  MCDONALD,  clerk. 

This  village  is  in  Clinton  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due.    Total  debt  Mar.  15.  1897.  $125.00 

ELECTRIC-LIGHT  PLANT—  <  Water  debt  (included) ...      60,000 


YPSILANTL—  \ 


5s,  J&J,    $8,000 1911-1914 

($2,000  due  yearly  on  July  15.) 
5s,  J&J,  $27,000 1915-1923 

($3,OOO  due  yearly  on  July  15.) 

SEWER  BONDS — 

5s,  A&O,  $28,OOO 1897-1910 

($2,000  due  yearly  on  Oct.  1.) 

WATER- WORKS  BONDS— 

5s,  A&O,  $15,OOO Oct.  1,1900 

5s,  A&O.    45,000 Oct.  1,1914 


Tax  valuation,  real 1,065,880  j    5s,  Sept 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    607,490 

Total  valuation  1895 1,673,370 

Assessment  is  J-j  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $22-80 

Population  in  1894  was 3,440 

Population  in  1890  was 3,127 

Population  In  1880  was 2,370 


!  H.  D.  WELLS,  Mayor. 

i  P.  W.  CARPENTER,  City  Clerk. 
Is  In  Washtenaw  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  RR.  BONDS— 


$6,500.... Sept.  1,  1S97 
(Subject  to  call.) 
WATER  WORKS  BONDS— 1889- 

4s,  J&J,  $75,000 July  1,  1919 

4s,  M&N,  50,000 Oct.  7,  1919 

PUBLIC  IMP.  ORDERS — 

5s,  Aug.,  $8,500 Aug.  31,  1898 

(13  due  yearly)  to  Aug.  31,  1900 

INTEREST  on  the  refunding  bonds  is  payable  at  Detroit,  Micu.;on 
all  others  at  Ypsilanti. 


Total  debt  Feb.  8, 1896. .  $140,000 
Water  debt  (included)...    125,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,298,200 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    645,460 

Total  valuation  1896 2,944,260 

Assessment  about  3i  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $19-00 

Population  in  1897  (est.) 6,150 

Population  in  1894  was 6,111 

Population  in  1890  was 6,129 


IOT 


Debts    and     Resources 


OF1 


STATES,  CITIES  AND 


IKT 


WESTERN    STATES. 


INDfX  FOR  THt  WESTSRS  STATES,  CITIES,  «tC. 


'  »NHI.N-8Ut*.  GMta.  Ac PMI«»  107  to  110 

MINNESOTA— State,  Cllie*,  Ac, Pa«*«llOtom 

v-State.  Citiea,  Ac Pagw  US  to  118 

•CKI—Stat*.  CiUee:.  Ac Pag**  118  to  113 

N(  >KTU  DAKOTA-8uie,  CltiM,  Ac Page*  128  to  134 

U  DAKOTA— State,  Citiea.  Ac Pages  185  to  186 

:ASKA-8Uie,  Ctttoe,  Ac P*X«B 136  to  1» 

I  K  ANS  AS-aute,  Cities.  Ac Pace*  1 80  to  1 37 


MONTANA— 3tat*,  Citiet.  Ac Page*  187  to  189 

WYOMING— Bute.  Citiee,  Ac Page*  189  to  14 

IDAHO-8UU.  Citfca,  Ac Pag»140tol4 

COLORADO-SUM,  Citiea,  Ac P«g«a  Ml  lo  14 

UTAH  -8ut*.  Citiea,  Ac Pa*  es  148  lo  144 

NKW  MEXICO-Citiea,  Ac Page*  144  to  14ft 

ARIZONA-CUiea.  Ac Page    145 


State  of  Wisconsin. 


I 'KMT.    RESOURCES,    1 

Organised  «•»  Territory  (Act.  Apr.  ».  I'M)  -  July  M.  IBM 
Al  atedaea  State  <  Act.  Aur.6,  1846)  •  May  »th,  1844 
Total  an*  of  SUM  (aqoare  milet)  -  -  -  96,040 

Phtte  Capital -        Madiaun 

Mbiaitur  (l*nn  expira  tat  Moadar  in  Jan.  "W.)  Bdw.  Soofletd 

(Secretary  of  Stat*  ( lat  Moo.  Jan.  <9t),  Henry  Caawo 

MHH.TBT  (let  Monday  Jan.  18W)     -  -    &  A.  Pweraoii 

Lagietetwe  »iite-  M  ena.ie.lly  in  odd  yean  on  tbeeecond 

Wfrionday  in  January,  and  the**  is  no  limit  to  length  of 

••MM 


—  «^»'-'-«"— — j-  -'— 

tnnurrrrtlon  or  defend  the 


borrow  moaey  to  ropal  tavaatoa.  eapprea.  liwniwllon  or  defend  the 
Mate  la  time  of  war;  bat  tho  money  thtu  rained  .hall  be  applied  exclua- 
hraty  lo  the  object  tor  which  tho  loan  wa.  authorised,  or  to  the  repay  - 
meat  of  the  dobt  tl ' 


•i  uaom  ahaU  have  been  made  to  the  Mala,  eapaetaily  aoaieot.n  by  tno 
craat  to  parBoalar  work*  of  latoraal  lai|«i« » oaioat.  tke  State  may  carry 

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oa  Iko  ralao  of  tke  taubto  property  hw  bOM  tkocxtcemo 
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MM,  bat.  M  will  bo  MOB.  tfc»  aiaalaliintj  to  roqulrad  before  or  at  tho 
Ume  whoa  U  tnean  aay  ladebtodaooa,  to  ataka  prortetoa  tor  aa  annual 
to  pay  tko  latoroot  aad  aloo  oaaWaa*  to  pay  tko  principal 
tko  HBM  of  eoatraottac  tko  dob*.  Wo  ftva 
to  la  full. 

- Addln*  to  Boetlon  3,  Article 


the  (object  are 

and  10  of  Article*.    Weftro  them  In  tall  below. 
I  */  «M*r,  /W  w-Vat  a*«  ftoon.    The  eredlt  of  tko 
•  «l»oaor  liaai<  la  aM  of  aay  ladlrtdaal.  aeaoel- 

•  contract  aay 

"  of  defraying 
paMte  debU(bnt 

a«a«a  axeeaa  eae  hoadred  tkooaaad 
aatkortaod  by  law,  tor  tome  purpooo 
Ml  tborotaiaad  the  vote  of  a  majority 

?2S>^0  ••  •fk*»j2.'r~taild  "Wr 

f  eaah  law;  aad  ovary  each  law  ihall 
eafMoat  to  pay  tho  annual  latorort 
thin  are  year,  from  tke  paaaaea  of 


aad  cmmty  taxn  pro- 
Aay  county,  city,  town, 
iMpal  corporation  InrurrlnK  any 
i  or  at  tko  time  of  d»tn*  no  nro- 
i  of  a  direct  annual  tax  tuRMent  to  pay  tke  Intereet 
lMltfaUadao,aa4aleotopay  and  dlookaraa  the  principal 

tweaty  yean  from  tke  Un»  of  contracting  Ike  eaaie. 
Oa  April  lp.  1W3.  a  aew  law  pa*Md  by  tke  Laftolatara  of  WUeonnln 
wa*  approved  by  tke  Ooremor  which  irl»ee  general  authority  for  the 
WMBaee  at  bond,  to  otttee  operating  uader  •peolal  charter,  irrantcd  by 
tho  MoAa,  aad  eootalalajf  a  population  of  three  thouiand  or  more  In- 
haMtaata,  a.  follow*.  Tkit  aalkorilf  it  of  ,-ovr*e  nibjerl  to  the  fort- 
ffalng  arooMoiw  of  tin  OontlUuHon 

For  tke  creetloa  aad  ooMtrnrtlon  of  a  city  hall  and  the  purchwe  of  a 
•tu»  for  the  oaaM. 

teoalon  of  water  work*  or  the  purohane 
BROBwen,  and  for  the  Improvement  and 
of  the  aaaM. 

"  completion  of  school  bulldlngaaad 


ofaeaool  *lt«*. 

For  tke  narnhaai  of  *lto>  for  vnxlne  hniuww.  for  fireeaglno.  and  other 
taipojoou  of  the  Bra  department,  and  for  the  eon*truetlon  of  engine 


bMoraet;  and  oaoh  _. 
ea  b.  poalmed.  or  dlaifiibhed.  mata 
dobt  (kail  hoTr  boon  wholly  paid. 


for  tke  porekaoe  of  «lt«i  for  police  »tatlon*  and  for  the  oon«tructlon 
of  bulldlac*  thereon  for  the  UP-  of  the  police  department. 
For  tke  iiiaauaeUon  of  rladueU.  brtdn*.  and  for  repair,  of  the  wine  . 
For  tho  erection  and  oon.tructloo  of  library  »nd  museum  building. 


of  *l  te«  for  tko 


t  of  public  bath,  aad  hospital,  and  the  purohaM 


For  tko  parekaae  of  land*  for  public  park!  and  ImprOTementa  thereof 
>d  for  Ike  payment  of  purobaM  awoey  aad  latcraot  thereon  which 
iay  be  or  become  doe  for  park  land,  already  acquired  or  contracted 


and  for 
may  be 
for. 


108 


STATE  AND  CITY  SUf  ?1£M£1VT, 


Vol.  LXIV. 


For  permanently  Improving  streets  In  such  olty,  and  for  creating  a 
fund  out  of  which  to  advance  the  coat  of  repairs  to  sidewalks  in  antic- 
ipation of  the  collection  of  special  assessment*  for  such  cost  of  repairs 
by  the  Treasurer  of  such  city. 

For  the  construction  or  purchase  of  electric  or  gas  light  plants  for 
lighting  streets  and  public  buildings. 
For  refunding  existing  Indebtedness. 

The  law  further  provides  that  bonds  Issued  under  this  act  shall 
ear  Interest,  payable  annually  or  seml-annually,  at  a  rate  not  exceed- 
ing 0  per  cent  per  annum ;  that  the  Common  Council  shall  annually 
levy  a  tax  upon  all  the  taxable  property  sufficient  to  pay  the  annual 
Interest  thereon,  and  to  provide  a  sinking  fund  each  year  equal  to  5 
per  cent  on  the  principal  of  said  bonds ;  that  no  bonds  shall  be  Issued 
•o  that  the  amount  thereof,  together  with  all  the  other  Indebtedness  of 
the  olty,  shall  exceed  5  per  cent  of  the  assessed  valuation  of  the  city 
and  also  that  the  tonds  thall  ihoto  on  their  fact,  lite  amount  of  indebted- 
ne*i  of  the  olty  Issuing  the  same,  the  annual  amount  of  the  assessment 
of  the  taxable  property  therein  for  the  five  years  next  preceding  the 
Issue,  and  the  average  amount  thereof,  and  they  shall  not  be  sold  for 
less  than  their  par  value  and  accrued  Interest. 

No  system  could  be  devised  better  adapted  for  keeping  municipal  debt 
At  a  minimum  than  the  foregoing  amendment  establishes. 

ASSESSED   VALUATION.— The  total   assessed  valuation  of  the 
State,  a«  determined  uy  the  State  Board  of  Assessors,  and  the  tax  rate 
for  State  purposes,  have  been  as  follows  for  the  years  named  below : 
Pcrtonal  Total  Slate  Tcue       Taxes 

Valuation.  Rate.        Raised. 

$  S  $ 

603,473,526  2-276472636  1,372,713 

000,000,000  

654.0OO.OOO  1-55767600  1,018,720 
:.0-_:>00.719  1-50392035  801,660 
438.971,751  


Tear. 


Real  Kttate.       Property. 

1S95..482.790.128    120.674,388 
1894..466, 455,903 
1892..534.27.V21S 
1890..464.782.237 

1880..344.788.721 


133,544,117 

109,724,782 

128,108.482 

94,183,030 


POPULATION  of  Wisconsin  has  been    s  follows : 


1895 1,937,915 

189O 1,686,880 

1880 1,315,497 


1870 1,054,670 

1860 775,881 

1850 305,391 


1840 30,945 


In  1860-70  the  increase  was  278,789,  or  35-93  per  cent    in  1870-80 
260,827,  or  24-73  per  cent ;  In  1880-1890  371,383,  or  28-23  per  cent. 


CITIES,  COUNTIES  AND  TOWNS 

IN  Till. 

STATE   OF  WISCONSIN. 


ASHLAND. — THOMAS  BAKDON,  Major. 

This  city  Is  in  Ashland  County. 
LOANS-  When  Due. 

CITV  BONDS— 

5s,  J<feJ,  $100,000.... Nov.  1, 1909 
5s,  J&J,  5.000...  July  1.  1910 
5s,  J&J,  25.000.... Oct.  1,1912 

FONDINO  BONDS - 
5s,  J&J,  $22,000 July  1,1912 

IMPROVEMENT  BONUS- 
SB,  J&J,  $25,000 Oct.  1,1911 

5a,  J&J,    75,000 July  1,1912 

PAVING  BONDS— 
6s,  J&J,  $125,937.... 1898  to  1901 


When  Due. 


LOANS - 
SEWER  BONDS — 

fis,  J&J,  $8,239 Sept  1, 1898 

Bonded  rtebtlFeb.  3,'97..  $386,176 

Floating  debt 120,000 

Total  debt 506,176 

Sinking  fund 82,365 

Net  debt  Feb.  3, 1897  . . .  423,811 
Total  assessment  1896.. 4,625,000 
Assessment  about  '5  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $35-00 

Population  in  1896  (cst.)...  13,000 


INTEREST  payable  In  New  York  at  National  Bank  of  Republic. 
TAX  FREE— All  bonds  of  this  city  are  exempt  from  taxation, 
OPTIONAL.— All  the  6  per  cent  bonda  are  subieet  to  call  two  years 
before  maturity. 


ASHLAND  CO.— THEODORE  R.  YANKEE,  Clerk. 

County  seat  la  Ashland. 

LOANS—  Amount. 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS — 
5s,  J&J,  $75,OOO July  1, 1901 

JAIL  AND  POOR-HOUSE  BONDS— 
5s,  J&J,  $60,000 Oct.  1,  1913 


Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, 1896. $135,000 

Floating  debt 56,000 

Total  debt 191,000 


Sinking  fund $10,000 

Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1896.  ...   1*1,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 5,65-2,571 

Tax  valuation,  personal  1,370,145 
Total  valuation  1895...   7,022,716 


Total  tax  (per  $1,000) . .         100-00 

Population  in  1890  was 20,063 

Population  in  1895  was 17,242 


T3  A  D  A  T3<">/~>         5A-  G-  BUCKLEY,  Mayor. 
BAt\.A.a\J\J. —  \j.  s.  WORTHMAN,  City  Clerk. 
Baraboo  is  in  Sauk  County 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

BRIDOK  BONDS- 
SB,  Feb.  1,    $4,OOO.... Feb.  1,1898 
($1,OOO  due  yearly)  to  Feb.  1, 1901 

6s,  Feb.  1,    $2,OOO Feb.  1,  1898 

($1,OOO  due  yearly)  to  Feb.  1, 1899 
5s,  Feb.  1,  $500.... Feb.  1,1901 
5»,  Feb.  1,  $6,OOO.... Feb.  1,  1902 
($1,50O  due  yearly)  to  Feb.  1, 1906 

CITY  HALL  BONDS  — 
5s,  Feb.  1, $12,OOO.... Feb.  1, 1902 
($2,000  due  yearly)  to  Feb.  1, 1907 

SCHOOL  BONDS — 

8s,  Feb.  1,    $1,6OO Feb.  1, 1900 

5s,  Feb,  1,  12,000.... Feb.  1, 19O1 
($2,000  due  yearly)  to  Feb.  1, 1906 


LOANS  When  Due 

SCHOOL  BONDS — (Con.) 
5s,  Feb.  1,  $15,000. ...Feb.  1, 1906 

(part  due  yearly)  to  Feb.  1, 1912 

SEWER  BONDS— 

5s,  Feb.  1,  $6,000 Feb.  1, 1898 

($1,500  due  yearly)  to  Feb.  1, 1901 
Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,'97.  $60,600 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,660,065 

Tax  valuation,  personal  486,068 
Total  valuation  1896...  2,146,133 
Assessment  about  23  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO)  '94.. $22-14 

Population  1890  was 4,605 

Population  in  1897  (eat.) 6.0OO 


BROWN  CO.— D.  H.  MARTIN,  County  Clerk. 

County  seat  is  Green  Bay. 


LOANS—  Amount. 

Railroad  bonds $1 14,050 

Total  debt  Aug.  15/96..   114,050 
Tax  valuation,  real 6,351,162 


Tax  valuation,  perso'l. $1,424, 821 
Total  valuation  1895. . .  7,775  983 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000)..  4-35 

Population  iu  1895  was 45,623 


BURLINGTON    UNION    SCHOOL   DIS- 
TRICT.-C.  G.  FOLTZ,  Treasurer. 

This  district  is  in  Racine  County. 
LOANS—  Wlien  Due. 

SCHOOL  BONDS- 
OS,  semi  an.,  #20,000...  1898-1905 

($2,500  due  yearly  01.  I'Yb.  1.) 
5s,  semi  an., $12,500.. Feb.  1,  1906 

INTEREST  l»  parable  at  the  Chase  National  Bank,  New  York. 


Total  debt  Feb.  1897. .. 
Tax  valuation  1896 


$32,500 
075,000 


Real  valuation 2,000,000 

Population  1895  (estimated)  3,000 


C  J-jlPRE  W  A   CO.— County  seat  Is  Chippewa  Falls. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

BRIDGE— 
6s,  Dec.,  $3,000 Dec.  1, 1899 

COUNTY  BONDS- 
SB $12,70O 1902 

REFUNDING — 

5s,  June,  $30,OOO June  1, 1897 

($1O,OOO  due  yearly)  to  June  1,  '99 


5»,  June,  $15,OOO June  1,  19OO 

CERTIFICATES  OF  IND'TBDNESS — 

5s,  Jan.  1,  $17,OOO. ..  .Jan.  1 ,1896 

Part  due  yearly  to  Jan.  1,  1914 

INTEREST  on  all  bonds  is  payable  in  New  York  City. 

Bridge  bonds  are  subject  to  call,  20  per  cent  each  year. 


Bonded  debt 'last  retur's)    $68,fHX> 

Floating  debt 17,OOO 

Total  debt 85,OOO 

Sinking  fund 5151 

Net  debt 79,849 

Tax  valuation,  real 6,314,898 

Tax  valuation,  personal. 1,461,310 
Total  valuation  1893 7,776,208 


Assessment  about  ^  actual  value 

Total  tax  (per$l,OOO) $20-OO 

Population  1890  was 25,143 

Population  1895  was 28,727 


DOOR   COUNTY. 

County  scut,  is  Sturgeon  Bay. 
LOANS—  Amount. 

RAILROAD  BONDS — 

5s,  May,  $60,OOO May  28, 1915 

Total  debt  Mar.l, 1897...      60,000 
Tax  valuation,  real 1,478,829 


.  G.  DALEMONT,  Treas. 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  $626,670 

Total  valuation  1896 2,105,499 

Assessment  about  **  actual  value 
Population  In  189O  was.  15,682 
Population  in  1897  about  17.5OO 


PT  A  TT     r-T     A  TT3T7         5  HENRY  L.  DAY,  Mayor. 
ELA.U     <-.!_,  A  H-tH,. —  JB.  8.  PHILLIPS,  Treasurer. 
Eau  Claire  is  in  Eau  Claire  County. 
When  Due. 


LOANS- 
BRIDGES— 

6s,  J&J,  $50,000 Jan.  1 

6s,  J&J,    25,000 Jan.  1 

5s,  J&J,    25.OOO Jan.  1 

REFUNDING — 

5s,  J&J,  $-25,000...  Jan.  1 
5s,  J&J,  35.0OO  ..Jan.  1 
4^28,  J&J,  50.OOO... .Tail.  1 
4i<as,  J&J,  30,000. ..Jan.  1 


1903 
1905 
1907 

1907 
1917 
1912 
1912 


Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,  '97.  .$240,000 


Floating  debt $2,50O 

Total  debt  Feb.  1,  1897..    242.50O 

Tax  valuation,  real 4,507,830 

Tax  valuation,  personal  1,567  601 

Total  valuation  1896 6,075,441 

Assessment  about  "3  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $25-2776 

Population  in  1890was 17,415 

Population  in  188Owas 10,119 

Population  in  1895  was 18.637 

Population  in  1897  (est.).. .  20,500 


INTEREST  is  payable  by  in  New  York  the  Central  National  Bank. 


cr/~»Nir»    T-»TT    T     A  f         )  B.  F.  SWEET,  Mayor. 
bONL)    LJU    LAO. —  1  E.  DELAN  If,  Clerk. 
FofiTI  oTTLSfo  Is  situated  in  Fond  du  Lao  County. 

kOANS—  When  Due.       STATE  LOAN— 

EFUNDING  R.R.  AID —  4s,  Jan.,  $19,OOO. 

6s,  Apr.,    $6,000 Apr.  1,  1897  ($1,000  yearl v 

($2,000  yearly)  to  Apr.  1,  1899 

6s,  July,    $9,000 July  1,  1897 

($3,000  yearly)  to  July  1,  1899 
4s,  Mar.,  $60,000). ...Mar.  1,  1917 

Subject  to  call  after  1906. 
Interest    payable    at    Milwaukee 

Nat.  Exchange  Bank. 
SCHOOL  BONDS — 

5s,  July  1,  $10,000.. .  .July  1,  1904 
5s,  July  1,    10,000.... July  1,  1914 


1898-1916 

.    on  Jan.  1). 

Int.  payable  at  City  Treas.  office. 
Bonded  debt  Mar.  18,'!>7    $114000 

Tax  valuation  1896 3,576,997 

Population  in  1895  was 13,056 

Population  in  1890  was.        l2o-'4 
Population  in  1880  was 13,094 


GREEN     BAY. — Green  Bay  in  in  Brown  County. 


LOANS- 
BRIDGE  BONDS — 


When  Due. 


5s,  J&J,  $6,000 Jan.  1,1898 

($2,000  due  yearly)  to  Jan.  1, 1900 

BRIDGE  AND  SCHOOL  BONDS  - 
$27,OOO 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS — 

6s,  J&J,  $25,000 Jan.  1, 1897 

($5,000  due  yearly)  to  Jan.  1, 1901 


Bondeddebt $82,000 

Floating  debt 1,500 

Total  debt  (last  returns).      83.."m<> 

Tax  valuation,  real 2.1oii,i;or> 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    651,301 

T.)tal  valuation  1893 2,757,906 

Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $30-00 

Population  1895  was 18.-'.»> 

Population  1890  was y,069 


DEBT  CERTIFICATES 

FOR  HIGH  SCHOOL— 
41. .s.l an.  1,  $35,000.. Jan.  1,1902 

TAX  FREE— The  bonds  issued  by  this  city  are  exempt  from  taxa- 
tion. 

INTEREST  on  bridge  bonds  is  payable  in  Green  Bay;  on  railroad 
bonds  in  New  York  City;  on  certificates  at  Madison. 


HUDSON    CITY  —  5 L-  CRANDALL,  Mayor. 

1  •       I  M.  HERRICK,  City  Clerk. 
Hudson  is  the  county  seat  of  St.  Croix  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

HIGH  SCHOOL — 
4ia8,Feb.,$15,OOO..Feb.  1898-1902 

WATER  WORKS — 

4i>j8,  Feb.,  $24,000. Feb.l,1907-'08 
Interest  payable  in  Hudson. 


Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897. .    $39.000 

Tax  valuation  1896 974,436 

Assessment  is  3t  of  actual  value. 
Tax  rate  (per  $1,000)'96.      ifliT'OO 

Population  1890  was '2,885 

Populat'n '95  (State census). 3, 340 


IRON  COUNT  Y.—R.  E.  TREZONA,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Hurley. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

COUNTY  BONDS— 

5s,  J&J.  $43,329 

JAIL  BONDS— 

5s,  Jan.,  $35,000 19  years. 

(Part  due  yearly  on  Jan.  20.) 

INTEREST  on  the  county  bonds U  payable  at  Ashland;  on  the  tail 
bonds  at  New  York. 


Total  debt  Jan.  1,1897..    $78,329 

Tax  valuation  1896 2,186,270 

Population  1890  was 7,391 

Population  in  1895  was 5,338 


I  A  TXJF'CiVTT    T    'R'         S  FRANK  8.  BAINES,  Mayor. 
J  A.1NH,S  V  11_,1_,£L,. —  IJA.S.  A   FATHERS,  Treasurer. 
Janesville  is  situated  in  Rock  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

HIGH  SCHOOL  BUILDING — 
5s,  Nov.  1,  $46,500. . .      1897-1912 

(Part  due  yearly  on  Nov.  1.) 
5s,  Nov.  1,    $6,OOO... Nov.  1,  1913 
Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897. .    $52,5O» 


Tax  valuation,  pere'l. . .$1,071,065 
Total  valuation  1896...  4,5M- 
Assessmeut  is  l-.i  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per$l,OOO) $23-52 

Population  in  1890  was 10,836 

Population  iu  1880  was 0.018 


Tax  valuation,  real 3,461,685  |  Population  in  1895  was 1--',!>71 

TAX  FREE. — All  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 
INTEREST 

urer. 


on  the  bonds  is  payable  at  the  office  of  the  City  Treas 


<  WILLIAM  M.  FARR,  Mayor. 
. —  )GUS.  JACOB,  Clerk. 
Kenosha  is  situated  in  Kenosha  County. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  AID— 

5s,  J&J,  $170,000 Jan.  1,  1905 

Subject  to  call  on  3  months'  notice. 
Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897..  $170,000 
Tax  valuation,  real 1 ,244,400 

TAX  FREE. — Bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

INTEREST  Is  payable  at  the  First  National  Bank,  Milwaukee. 


Tax  valuation,  personal.  $325,670 
Total  valuation  1896.  ...1.570,070 
Assessment  >4  to  •„  actual  v:i' 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $5< 

Population  in  ISilO  was (i 

Population  iu  1 896  was 8,122 


April,  1897. 


WISCONSIN-CITIES  AND  TOWNS. 


109 


KENOSHA    COUNTY.— County  seat  is  Kenoeha, 

LOAN 

B»l;r..V.  • 


LOANS—  Amtmtmt. 

_  Iroad  bond*. $170.OOO 

Total  debt  i  but  returns .     17O.OOO 
valuation,  real 5.- 


Tar  valuation,  pers'l... $1,382.755 
Total  valuation  1*94...   7.210.0OO 

Population  In  189O  was 15,581 

Population  In  1895  waa  ....17,548 


LA  CROSSE.- 


.«D.  FRANK  POWELL,  Mayor, 
j  JOHN  M.  VBCHOTA,  Clerk. 
La  Crosse  1*  In  La  Crosse  County. 


LOANS- 

BRIDOB  BOXD*— 

••.Oct..  $70,000.. 

Optional  aftei 
$a,  JAJ,  989,000 Jan. 

Optional  after  Jan.  15. 19OO 
Crrr  HALL  Bo; 


SCHOOL  BORIM — (Oont,) 

9s,  MAN.  $20.000 May  1,  1915 

Optional  after  May  1. 19O5. 
BEWEB  ABI>  WATBB  BOIDS— 

5*.  JAJ,  $10,000 Oct.    1,1916 

Optional  after  Oct.  1, 19O6 

viii  n«ii  ix>.iuv—                           HEWEB,  WATER  A  SCHOOL  B'DS— 
t*,  MAS.  $40.000 Mar.16.1911     5s,  JAJ,  $6O,OOO July  1,1915 


Wken  Dm. 

.Oct.  1.  1909 

1,  1899 
1.  15, 1910 


Optional  after  Mar.  16, 1901 
SCHOOL  Bosoe— 

fa.  J  AJ.  $15.000 Nov.  15.1903 

Optional  at  any  time. 

Is  AAO.    $17.000 Oct.    1,1907 

Optional  after  Oct.  1,  1897 
at,  JAD.  $18,000 June  15, 1911 

Optional  after  June  15, 1901 
_a,....  $10,000 June    1.1912 

Optional  after  June    1.1902 
9s.  . . . .  ••-•0,000 June    1.1913 

Optional  after  Jane   1.19O3 
•a, ....  •  12.900 May     1.1914 

Optional  after  May    1 , 19O4 


Optional  after  July  1, 1905 
WATEB  BOKO*— 

5s,  JAJ,  $10,000 8ept.l.l904 

Optional  at  any  time. 
5s,  JAJ,  $2O,OOO Dec.  31,1907 

Optional  after  Deo.  31. 1897 
5a,J AD,  $25,000...  .Dec.     1,1911 

Optional  after  Dec.     1,  1901 
Sa, $25,000 Dee.  SO,  1912 

Optional  after  Deo.  30,  19O2 
5«,J A  '.$75.000  ...June    1,1915 

Optional  after  June    1,  1905 
3s,  JAJ.  $22.000 July  15,  1916 

Optional  after  July  15. 1899 


INTEREST  on  all  recent  Issues  Is  paid  In  La  Crosse ;  on  the  water  5s. 
(due  1915)  In  New  York  at  State  Trust  Company. 
TOTAL  DEBT.  ETC--Tae  total    bonded   debt  oa   Jan.  1,    1897, 

Cas    $554.500;    sinking    fund,  $105,208;    net    debt  $449.23*.     The 
ty  has  no  floating  debt.    The  limit  of  Indebtedness  prescribed  by  the 
Constitution  of  the  state  of  Wisconsin  Is  9  per  oeut  of  the  total  valua- 
tion, or  $612.919  66.  leaving  a  margin  of  •163.687  69. 


ASSESSED  VALUATION  IB   1896  of  real  estate  was  $9.660381 ; 
*34.650:    personal    property.   $2.913.362 ;    total. 
-Mi;  fatal  tax  rate  (pat  $1.000)  fcll-OO.    la  1899  Bsmstd 
iwae.fga99.329;  personal  ^groairty. 


JMC    $1.000) 

•oof  real  estate  was  $e.455.32»:  . 
total.  $12,23C,683;  total  tax  rate  i  per  $1.000),  I 


POPULATION. -The  popnlatlon  la  189O  was  29.090:  In  188O  It 
»a»  14300.    According  to  state  census  the  population  In  1899  was 


M.760  and  IB  1897 


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LA   CROSSE  CO.— County  seat  la  La  ttaaaa. 


LOANS-  Amount. 

•liTnTdebt  Mar..  1*96  .  .$5S.tfiM 

Ooouty  ha*  DO  floating 
^••MttoB.  raai . . .  .$1 0,5» 


Tax  valuation.  panoB*L$3.4- 
Total  valuation  1895. 
PopulaUun  In  1S90  wa*   .(-.-••. 
Population  la  1896  (eav) . . . .  i 


MADISON.-  \  A;  i 

Madlaaa  U  situated  lu  Daae 


LOANS- 


r»»»  Our. 


1904 


Interest  Is  parable  at  City  Treas'y 
Boaded  debt!  /an.  l.VT.    $S95.5OO 


- 
.otaldaM.. 

.«  fund 31.9OO 

..Apr..  IW»7    Vet  debt  Jan.  1.18*7...      W.OOO 
Apr..  1HU6I  Water daot  (Inataasd)..        Ig.OOO 

I  Tax  valuation,  real il.119.WO 

:  -'13    Tax  valuation,  personal   1.4 

valuation  : 
Assessment  about  L.J  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (par  SH.'HMH $21-50 

Population  In  I  v»i  .  ...          13.436 
PopuUlloa  In  IMHOw.- 

PopuUUoalnl-WAwas 15.996 

valuation. 


1.19O2 

Mart  to  call  at  any  time. 
.Jsi>    1.  *lu..»»i    Jan.  1.  1»13 
ectto  call  after  Jan.  1.1903 
•  r*»  daM  arasfaot  azaaad  »  per  eeal  at  taa 

•MECEIVABLE    COUPONS.- 
oupaaa. 


A  NIXO  \A7OT1        )  THO*.  K.  TOKBttOK.  Mayor, 
L  <-»  W  C»O.—  ,  ARTHVH  •ElCHKrr'.  Cart. 
wue  Is  In  Manltowoe  County 
IT***  Dur. 


Manll 

LO 


$M.UOO.  .  .  .  5or 

MO  doe  yaarly  )  to  19O4 


J  *  J  .-:•••••  Jan.  2.  19O1 

NOT.  1. 190> 

$«,ooo  . .  .OM.SO,  i$$7 

000  do*  yearly,  to  Oet-JO,  18$* 


Total  debt  Feb.  1 . 1 897  $73.00O 
Tax  valuation.  real....  S.O 
Tax  valuation.  penoa'l  50BH 
T..tal  valuation  1896.  2,506.599 
Hitl»t  from  40  to  50%  act,  value 
Total  tax  (per  $1.000)  „... $31  23 

PontlattoaSi  18*0  waa 7.710 

PopcLlaOontB  l**0was 6^67 

•1997  (eat.)  ...10,000 


1ANITOWOC   CO.— Cooaty  seat  U  Manltowoe. 

INS  Wktn  Dtu.    Tax  valuafn  personal.  $1.900.000 

Total  valuation   1*94.  Tl.15O.OOO 


Tjoly  1/9.V05 
•4.  debt  (laal  return*)  $ . 


Illation!  real.".       9 , 

TEREST  U  payable  M  Mate  Traaaarafa  O«oe.  Madison. 


*Co.Ux 
Fopalatfea  la 


*t  actual  value. 


"'.'.40',8O2 


IARATHON  CO.—  CARL  P.  PAFF,  TreMurer. 

r£**  ^.."if"*^  *"  U"**.""0  ««oa  y«rly  ombonda  men 


.. 
* 


. 
J         ••>»••.«»• 


WJu*  DIM. 


<>£W   June  V9  to '18 
OOdwt  yearly) 
payable  la  Wanaaa. 

»>»,      U      ':•    •  .. 


,'•643306.275 

Total  valuation  1«9<I...  9.03O.O9O 
Total  valuation  1895...  5.217,623 
AasaansaM  about  >•  actual  value. 
Population  to  189O  waa. . . .  .3O.:i(H> 
Population  In  189ft  was....  36,598 

ARINFTTF         >J''»*  v*.  Mayor. 

*-• —  i  HBURK.  dlark. 
•  la  MartnetM  County. 

W»»n  Du*.  I  LOANS-  Wlun  Dtu. 

($2.000  due'  y '  rlyV  to"  Febi  1 '.  I  MM 
,1903  [5s,  Aug.,  $18,000... ..AO( 


LOANS  W»«H  Due,  I 

SKWKR  BOJCDB— 
5s,  Aug.,  $46,000 Au*.  1,  1897  | 

<$2.500due  y'rly)  to  Aug.  1, 1916 
Bonded  debt  Feb.  1. '97.  $101.000 

Floating  debt. 43,500 

Total  debt  Feb.  1. 1897. .     143.5OO 


Tax  valuation,  real $ 

Tax  valuation,  personal. l.OOO.OSO 

Total  valuation  1896 2,540,250 

Assessment  *v  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per$l,OOO) $30 -OO 

Population  in  1 890  was 11,523 

Population  in  1 895  was 15,286 


INTEREST  on  the  bridge    anrt   sewer  bonds  U  payable    In    New 
York:  on  tne  school  bonds  in  Milwaukee. 

TAX  FREE.— All  bond*  of  this  county  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


9* $100,000.... July  1,  1916 

SCHOOL  I;OM»- 


A/TIT    \A7ATTK"P'F'         5  W.  G.  RAUSCHENBEROES,  Mayor 

iviiL,  w  AU±vn.n,. —  \\rti.  j.  FCEBRANTZ,  oomptroiier. 

This  city  Is  situated  In  Milwaukee  County. 

LOANS-  W*«»  Due.          LOANS-  Wknt  Dut. 

BATH  BOMIM— '88-  93—  PARK  BOND*— (Con.)— 

5«,  JAJ,  $17,000 July  1,  1913    5s, $95,000. .. .July  1,  1915 

($1,OOO  called  yearly.)    5s, 12O,OOO. ...July  1,  1916 

is.  JAJ.  $15,000 July  I,  1908       Ri 

($1,250  called  yearly.) 
BRIDOI  BOXM— 

4s  JAJ,$30,000 July  1.  19O2 

($5.000  called  yearly.) 

4s,  JAJ,  $28,000 July  1,   1903 

($3.75O  called  yearly.) 

4s,  JAJ.  $33,000 Jan.    1.  191O 

($2.5OO  called  yearly.) 

5s,  JAJ.  $68,000 1897  to  1911 

(5  per  eent  retired  annually.) 

5ft,  JAJ,  $16O,OOO.... July  1.  1897 

($lO,OOOdu«  y'rly)  to  July  1,   1912 

5s.  JAJ.     $51.000.  ...July  1,    1 -'.'7 

($3.000  .1m- y'rly)  to  July  1,  1913 

.•>•. $7o.OOO.. ..  Jan.  1,  1916 

i  ii  i    II  vi  i.  BONUS— 

4s.  JAJ,  $3U.OOO Mar.  1.  1910 

($3,000  called  yearly.) 
5s.  JAJ.  $190.000.. .  ..1897  to  191 1 
(3  per  eent  retired  annually.) 
5s.  JAJ,  $100,000.  ...July  1,  1897 


«,         ,  ,.  ...  , 

($10,000  due  y-rty)  to  July  i,  1912 

5«. $180.000...  July  1.   1914 

SB......     285.000  ...July  1.  1915 

KIBE  DEFABTMEXT  Boxoa— 

5s,  JAJ,  $42,500 Jiiivl.   1913 

IK. MM)  called  yearly.) 

OBKEBALCITT  BOXDC,  1871-'8d— 

7.,  JAJ,     *-  >n.  1.   1U01 

i*l -J.  100  called  yearly.) 

4».JAJ,       08.000.. .. July  1.   1905 

($7.500  callcU  yearly). 

4a,J4J.    $75,000.... July  I,  1906 

i*7 .500  called  yearly.) 

BoBrTTAL  BOVDa— 

XJ*J,   $43^00. July  1. '97  to '13 

<$a^00  due  yearly.) 

I.IBBABT   BOBD*— 

4-.  JAJ.  $39.000. Jan.  1.    1010 

($3,OOO  called  yearly.) 

LlBBART  A  MU»DM  B0!ll>«— 

5..JAJ.    $75,000 1897U>1'>11 

r  .-..nt  rr tired  annually.) 
5«,J4J.  fl  ily  1,   1897 

($7 ,500  due  y'riy)  to  July  1 . 

5«.  $185.000  ...July  1.   1!»14 

Miu  KIVKR  DAM  B  >»IM- 

4».  JAJ,  $33,000 J  : 

($3.900  railed  yearly. ) 
PABK  B»XD»— 

4«,  JAJ,  $70.000 July  1.  1910 

(•5.OOO  called  yearly.) 

5«.  JAJ.  $11 3.000 18971- 

•  r«Ured  annually.) 

-     J*J,      T  J    ...•"•... 

",000  due  yearly.) 

•  ...Ju 
000  eal 


5.,  JAJ. 
9«.  J4J. 


...Juh 

I  called  yearly.) 

.!:.!.     I   •:  I 


9s,  JAJ. 

ft  ::::: 


5s,  JAJ.    $*O.OOO....Julyl,  1912 
($5,OOO  called  yearly.) 
5s,  JAJ,  $212,500.  .July, '97  to '13 
($12,500  due  yearly.) 
$31.500... .July  I,   1914 
($1.750  called  yearly.) 
$95.000....  Jan.  1,  1915 
142,500....  July  1,   1915 

220.OOO July  1,  1916 

1 20,000....  July  1,  19O7 
($10,OOO  called  yearly.) 
4ft,  JAJ,  $103.000.... July  1,   19O9 
($12.500  called  yearly.) 

4*.   $150.000... July  I,  1911 

SKWKB  BOMW— 

5s,  JAJ,    $25,5OO July  1,   1913 

($1,500  called  yearly. I 

5s,  JAJ,    $»5.OOO July!,    1»14 

($2,500  called  yearly.) 

9a, $19.000.. ..  July  1,  1915 

9s. 40,000....  July  1.   1916 

HKWKB  BONUS—  (iMTKKCBrTIMO.) 
is. JAJ.    $36.000  ...July  1.   19O7 


-. 

BTRF.LT  Boxns— 

5s,J*J,    $93,900  .Julr, -97  to'13 
(Part  due  yeatlv.) 

9ft. $«5,000.... July  1,   11)15 

9«;.:..,      160,000.. .. July  1,  1916 

VIADUCT  BOND*— 

5«,JAJ,    $37.500.... July  1,  1912 

($2.500  called  yearly.) 

5S.JAJ,  $120.000.. ..July  I,   1H97 

($7,5OO  due  y'rly )  k>  July  1,  1913 

9s,  $»O.OOO....July  1.  1914 

WATEB  Bnxue— 
7s,  JAJ.  $l»*.000 .. . .  Jan.  1,  1903 

9s,  JAJ,  $1 0«,2.->0    July,  '97  to  •  1 3 

•m  yearly.) 

5s, JAJ,    $40.000.... July  1,   1<)1J 

(*2.500  called  yearly.) 

Sa, $90.001).. .. July  1. 

5«. lno.ooo  ..  July  1.  r.m: 

4*.  JAJ.      54.000....  July  1. 

( $7^00  call«l  yearly.  I 
4s,  JAJ,  $12.'..OOO....Jan.  1,  190« 

-      -.00  called  yearly.) 

4«,J4J,  $1  l!K)7 

>00  called  ratrlv.) 

4s.  JAJ.  $329,000.... Jan.  1,  I'llo 

($29.000  called  yearly.) 

4a.  JAJ.  $65.000 Jan.  I.   1916 

($5.000  called  yearly.) 
4s.  JAJ,  $9:>  ly  I.   10O3 

--.•..«i,.,::r  i  raarlr.) 

4s.  JAJ.  $00.0(10 Jply  I     19M 

($7.500  caUed  yearly.) 


($9,000  called  yearly.) 
PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.— The  bonds  are  mostly  for  $l,ooOeach. 
INTEREST  Is  payable  In  »w  York  and  Milwaukee. 

TOTAL   DEBT,   SINKING   FUNDS,  Erc.-The  subjoined  state 
mrnt  snows  Mil watikee's  u>tal  muuiclpal  defit.  the  sinking  fund  h.-l.l  by 
UM  city  against  the  same,  and  the  water  data*,  on  the  date*  named : 

/a».  1/97.    /an.  l.".Ht.    /an.  1.  -95.    /an.  1, '98. 

Total  bonded  debt.... $6^52.250    $6.076.750    $5.153.790    $4.894.90<; 
(•Inking  funds 484.29O  307.790          324.1OO 

Vet  debt. $0368.000  .    $4.786.OOO    *4.5;t0..1OO 

WaMrdebt(lncladad)Jl.604.a90    $1.728,000    $1,643.OOO    $1,822,000 

la  the  above  statemeat  the  water  debt  Is  Included  In  the  total  bonded 
debt  and  In  the  net  debt,  as  well  as  being  given  separately  below. 

The  sinking  fund  receives  yearly  a  sum  equal  to  5  per  cent  of  the 
°*Wf»l  *"*». •»  •«•<>*.  »»d  It  la  required  by  law  that  this  amount  of 
the  debt  shall  be  «— — "y  retired. 

CITY  PROPERTY.— The  city  owns  Its  water  work*,  and  receives 
from  water  rates  a  larger  sum  yearly  than  the  total  Interest  charges  on 

'  corporate  property  on   ' 


ASSESSED  VALUATION. -The   city's  assessed    valuation    (about 
one-half  cash  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows  In  the  year* 


Prrtonal  To'l  Attrued  Tax  Kale 

I'-'  '•                             Xt€UXitale.  Property.  Valuation.  v'rfl.OOO 

»»« $119.441,719  $24329,904  $143,771.619     $23-59 

1898 118.184.040  24,369,973  142,550,013        2046 

1894 118.190,099  24.776,340  142,926,395       22-37 

1893 112.490.390  23.894,108  1:<5,M»4,498 

1892 HcJ.7tW.500  21,100,500  123.929,000       21-88 

1891 93.799,955  19375,165  113,075,120       21-59 

1890 105,484,055       21-5O 

W9 ..<)  19,819,940  lOO.49ft,2OO       22-23 

1980 41.0«il.;i7:j  14.229.096         95.876.O69        

POPULATION.— In  189O  population  was  2O4.468;  InlSSOItwai 
115,702;  In  187O  It  was  71,440;  In  1895  U  was  249,270. 

MILWAUKEE     CO.—  County  seat  1s  In  Milwaukee. 


Bonded  debt  J*n.  1.  '96.    $239,000 

'  ounty  has  no  floating  debt. 

Tax  valuation  1895..$10'.',137,836 


T.ital  tax  'i 

Popllllltii.il  III   IM'.M)   Wil- 

Populatlon  In  1893  was... 287,922 


110 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV 


uiKO.  O.  BE  RdSTKOM,  Mayor. 
NEENAH. —  )T.  T.  MOULTON.  Clerk. 
Neenab  Is  Bituated  In  Wlnnebago  County. 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  $358,539 
Total  valuation  1898  ....1,737,748 
AssesBiu't  is  about  *2  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) 9W-W 

Population  in  1  H90  was 5,08, 

Population  in  1880  was 4,202 


I    IM  >UJ<1  «.  I'Ji*    **»    t.wv     '  rt    f\/\t\ 

Population  In  1897  (est.) 6,000 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

WATER  WORKS  BONDS-V 

58  J&J   $60,000 1903  '08  '13 

Bonded  dVbt Moll.,  1897.     $6O,5OO 
Flout  1 1)  if  tl^l't  ....-••••••          o,oU! 

Total  debt  Mch.,  1897  ..       66,899 

Water  debt  Included .SSJ'SoS  I 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,382,987  | 

INTEREST  on  cemetery  bonds  Is  payable  in  Neenah;   OB  school 
bondTut  Madison;  ou  water  bonds  at  New  York. 

TAX  FREE.-AU  bonds  issued  by  this  city  are  exempt  from  taxation 

OCONTO. — This  city  Is  In  Ooonto  County. 

-    Population  in  1890  was 5,219 

Population  in  1880  was 4,171 

Population  1895  (estimated).6,013 


Total  debt  last  returns) 

Tax  valuation  18U5 . 

Real  valuation 2,000,000 


5  ARTHUR  KELLOGG,  Mayor. 
.. —  JFL-ORIAN  LAMPERT,  Comptroller. 
Oshkosh  is  situated  In  Wlnnebago  County. 
LOANS-    .  When  Due. 


NS- 

BUIDOB  BONDS— 


R.K.  BONDS  (Mil.  L.  S.  &  W).- 

7s,  Feb.  1,  $30,000 1898-1899 

($15,000  due  yearly  in  Feb.) 

SCHOOL  BONUS — 
4148,  Sept.,  $8,OOO 

SEWER  BONDS— 
4188 $26,000 1900-1911 


s,  June,  $50,000 1902-11 

($5,000  due  yearly.) 

CITY  HALL  BONDS- 
SB  Feb.  15,  *2(),OOO..  1898  to  1907 
($•2,000  due  yearly  in  Feb.) 

PARK  BONDS — 
4>48  and  4>88.  $97,OOO.. 1900-1914  I 
4*88,  June,  $12,OOO I 

I  NTERESTon  the  railroad  bonds  is  payable  In  New  York  at  National 
Bank  5f  Commerce;  on  the  city  hall  bonds  at  Madison,  Wis.,  by  State 
Treasurer :  on  all  other  bonds  at  Oshkosh. 

OPTIONAL— The  bridge,  park  and  sewer  bonds  are  all  subject  to 
call  after  nve  years  from  date  of  issue. 

BONDED  DEBT  March  1,  1897,  was  $243,000.  The  city  has  no 
floating  debt  and  no  sinking  fund. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  1897  was  $8,978,617;  total  tax  rate 
(per  $l,5x>>,  $28-50.  Estimated  valuation  In  1895  was  $20,000,000. 

POPULATION  in  1890  was  22,836;  in  1880  was  15,748;  In  1895 
was  26.947. 

OUTAGAMIE  CO.— AUG.  MILL,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Appleton. 
LOANS—  Amount. 

COUNTY  BONDS- 
SB,  A&O,  $70,OOO 1897-1910 

($6,000  due  yearly  on  April  1). 
Interest  Is  payable  by  Co.  Treas'r. 
Total  debt  Jan.  1,1896..    $75,000 
Total  valuation,  real.... 9,567,983 


Tax  valuation,  pereon'l.$l, 556,623 
Total  valuation  1895.  ..11, 124,606 
Assessment  about  *4  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000  '94). $11-348 

Population  in  1890  was 38,090 

Population  in  1880  was 28,716 

Population  in  1895  was 44,404 


PORTAGE  CO.— C.  E.  WEBSTER,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Stevens  Point. 
LOANS—  When  Dae. 

BUILDING  RAILROAD- 
SB,  Jan.,  $100,000 Jan.  1, 1912 

4s,  J&J,  $95,OOO Jan.  1, 1901 

Interest  on  the  4s  payable  at  the 

Nat.  Exchange  Bank,  Milwaukee; 

on  the  5s  by  the  County  Treasurer. 
Total  debt  Jan.  1,1897..    $195,000 


Tax  valuation,  real $7,102,°45 

Tax  valuation,  person'l  1,145,848 
Total  valuation  1897...  8,246,794 
Real  valuation  about. ..  10,000,000 
State  &  Co.  tax  (per$l,OOO>.$i  l-OO 

Population  m  1890  was 24,798 

Population  in  1880  was 17,731 

Population  in  1895  was 28,531 


5  DAVID  G.  JANES,  Mayor. 
.. —  jHENRf  J.  SCHROFF,  City  Clerk. 
Racine  is  situated  In  Racine  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

ADJ  USTMENT  BONDS — 
5s,  Apr.,  $98,000 Apr.  1, 1912 

GENERAL  IMPROVEMENT — 

5s,  M&N,  $25,000 May  1, 1914 

5s, 40,000 

Optional  after  10  years  from  date. 

PAVING  BONDS — 

5s,  M&N,  $25,OOO May  1,1914 

Optional  after  10  years  from  date. 
5s ,$20,000 1917 

SEWER  BONUS- 
SB,  Sept.,  $10,OOO Feb.  1,1902 

Optional  after  5  years  from  date. 
5s,  Apr.,  $70,000 Apr.  1, 1903 

Optional  after  5  years  from  date. 

SCHOOL  HOUSE— 
5s,  Oct.,  $12,000 Oct.  1, 1901 


4s,  J&J,    $7,000 Jan.  1,1907 

4s,  F&A,  15.OOO Aug.  1,1910 

4s,  J&D,  50,000 June  1,1913 

5s ,  1(0,000 

Optional  after  10  years  from  date. 
Interest  is  payable  at  Racine. 
Total  debt  Mar.  1, 1897..  $372,000 

Sinking  fund 52450 

Net  debt  Mar.  1,1897....    319,550 

Tax  valuation,  real 7,855,785 

Tax  valuation,  personal. 2,180,530 
Total  valuation  1896,..  10,036,3 15 
Assessment  abt.  65  p.c.actual  value 

Total  tax  (per$l,OOO) $22-81 

Population  in  1890  was 21,014 

Population  in  1895  was 24,889 

Population  in  1896  (est.)...  25,000 


RACINE   COUNTY.— County  seat  is  Racine. 


LOANS- 


ASYLUM  AND  JAIL  BONDS— 
5s,  F&A.  $62,000. 


Amount. 


Int.  Is  payable  at  County  Treasury 
Total  debt  Mar.  1,  1897... $62,000 


Tax  valuation,  real. . .  .$13,910,675 
Tax  valuat'n,  person'!..  3,250,003 
Total  valuation  1896. ..17,160,678 

Population  in  1890  was 36,268 

Population  in  1895  was.  ...41,110 


REEDSBURG.—  W.  H.  FRENCH,  Mayor. 

This  city  Is  in  Sauk  County. 

LOANS—  When  due.     I  Assessment  about  *v  actual  value. 

W*™K    NICTHICL:0,H1;^«  I  "£ax  r,ate,  <Per  91.000).  1895.$13-25 
1,  1910    Population  in  1890  was  .....   1,737 


, 

5s,  J  &J., 


Total  debt  Mar.  15, 1897.  $30,000 
Valuation  1897 733,141 


Population  in  1880  was.. II! 


RHINELANDER. — Rhinelander  is  the  county  seat  of 
Oneida  County. 


BONDS — 


When  Due. 


5s.  A&O.  *30,000 Feb.  1,  1899 

($3,OOO  due  yearly  to  Feb.  1, 1908' 
Bonded  debt  Mar.15,'97.    $30,< 


Tax  valuation  1896 $1,925.000 

Real  valuation  (about).  5,000,000 
Population  in  1890  was...  2,658 
Population  In  1895  (est.) 5,000 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  Chemical  National  Bank,  New  York  City. 

Il'HF'ROVr;  A  TSJ        JCHAS.  A.  BORN,  Mayor. 

^ AIN  •—  ?  JOHN  SCHMIDT,  Comptroller. 
Sbeboygan  is  in  Sheboygan  County. 


LOANS- 


When  Due. 


i_\_/r-\i^.j —  ¥T  ncft.  J 

BRIDOK  &  VIADUCT  BONDS— 
4>«B,  A&p,  $24,000...  Apr.  1.  1897 
($6,000  due  y'rty)  to  Apr.  1,  1900 
*>«•,  AAO,  $11,000... Apr.  1, 1901 


IMPROVEMENT  BONDS— 
6s,  A&O,  $1,073. ...Apr.  1,  1897-8 
6s,  MAN,  2,132. ..Nov.  15  1896-9 
6s,  J&D,  20,000 Deo.  2,  1902 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

RAILKOAD  AID  BONDS — 
5s,  M&S,  $50.000 Mar.  1, 1902 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 
4>a8,  M&N,  $120,000  May  1,  1909 
4Hts,  M&N,      28,000. May  1,  1911 
Honcled  debt  Feb.  1,  '96.  $257,342 


Floating  debt. 


4,700 


Total  debt 262,042 


Hinkingf«na $2,300 

Net  debt  Feb.  1,  1896...    259,7*2 

Tax  valuation,  real 5,335,580 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  1,209, 920> 
Total  valuation  1895. . . . 6,545,500 
Assessment  is  abt.  '-j  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $31-346 

Population  in  1890  was 16,35» 

Population  in  1895  was....  21,130> 


INTEREST  on  the  railroad  aid  bonds  is  payable  by  the  Mutual  Lif« 
Insurance  Company,  Milwaukee ,  on  the  refunding  bonds  at  the  Fourth 
National  Bank,  New  York  City ;  on  the  Improvement  bonds  due  from 
18»6  to  1899  at  the  BaiiK  of  Shebovgan:  on  the  Improvement  bond» 
due  In  19O2  at  the  City  Treasury;  ou  others  at  the  Bank  of  Sheboy- 
gan or  at  the  German  Bank,  Sheboygan,  Wis. 

SHEBOYGAN  CO.— R.  B.  MELVIN,  Clerk. 

County  seat  IB  Sheboygan. 

LOANS-  When  Dae. 

COUNTV  BONDS— 

5s,  May,  $18,000 May  1,1897 

($!),OOO  due  yearly)  to  May  1, 1898 
Interest  is  payable  at  Slieboygan. 
Total  debt  Jan.  1 , 1897 .  $1 8;000 

Sinking  fund 9.OOO 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,1897...          9,000 


Tax  valuation,  real $14,160,647 

Tax  valuation,  personal   3,236,756 
Total  valuation  1896... 19,397,403 
Assessment  about  -3  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000) . .          $5-60 

fopulation  In  1890  was 42,48* 

Population  in  1880  was 34,206 

Population  in  1895  wag 48,396- 


5  MARTIN  PATTISON,  Mayor. 

j  H.  E.  TICKNOR,  comptroller. 

This  city  was  formed  by  the  consolidation  of  the  village  of  Superior 
and  West  Superior.  It  is  situated  in  Douglas  County.  The  city  has  de- 
fault ed  In  the  payment  of  certain  street  andsewer  improvement  bonds, 
As  we  were  going  to  press  the  parties  holding  these  bonds  were  en- 
deavoring to  arrive  at  some  sort  of  a  settlement  with  the  city.  All 
other  bonds  have  been  paid  as  they  matured. 


When  Due. 


LOANS- 

BKIDOE  BONDS — 
6s,  F&A,  $50,000.... Aug.  1,  1910 

VILLAGE  HALL  BONDS— 
6s,  A&O,  $25,OOO.  ...Apr.21, 1908 
Subject  to  call  after  Apr.  21, 1898 

FIRB  PROTECTION  BONDS— 
6s,  F&A,  $20,000.... Aug.  1,  1910 

SCHOOL  BONDS— 

5s,  J&J,  $166,000 Jan.  2,  1912 

5s,  J&J,  $45,000 July  2, 1912 

6s.  var.,       7,000. ...Feb. ,'97 to '98 

SEWER  BONDS — 

6s,  F&A,$200,OOO....Aug.  1,  1910 

6s,  F&A,  150,000.... Aug.  1,  1911 

6s,  M&N,    50,000. .. .Nov.  1.  1911 

Special  Assessment  Loans — 

HARBOR  IMPROVEMENTS — 
6s,  J*D.  $52,388 1897-1902 

($8,731-31  due  yearly  June  1.) 

INTEREST  on  Village  Hall  bonds  is  payable  in  New  York  at  the- 
National  Park  Bank ;  on  harbor  Improvement  bonds,  due  part  yearly 
from  1897  to  1904  and  from  1897  to  1905  at  the  National  Bank  of 
North  America  in  New  York  City :  ou  school  bonds,  due  1897  to  1898,. 
partly  in  New  York  at  the  National  Park  Bank  and  partly  in 
Superior.  All  other  Interest  Is  payable  in  New  York  at  National  Bank 
of  the  Republic. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  total  general  bonded  debt  on  Aug.  15 
1896,  was  $713,000.  On  the  same  date  there  were  outstanding  special 
street  improvement  bonds  to  the  amount  of  $921,199,  special  sewer 
improvement  bonds  for  $137,965  and  special  harbor  improvement 
bonds  for  $124,532. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  (about  i» 
of  actual  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows  in  tho  years  named : 

s'd  Valuation. .  Tax  rate- 
Personal                   Total,    per  $1.000 
$781,626           $12,545,129     $32-7O 


HARBOR  IMPROVEMENTS— (Con.) 

6s,  J&D,  $7,272 1397-190$ 

($1,038-89  due  yearly  June  1.) 

6s,  J&D,  $45,OOO 1897-1904 

(Part  due  yearly  on  Dec.  1.) 

6s,  J&D,  $586-46 1897-1905- 

($65-16  due  yearly  on  June  1.) 

6s,  J&D,  $2,960 1897-1904 

($370  due  yearly  on  Dec.  1.) 
6s,  J&J,  $309,073.... July  1,  1897 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

6s,  J&J,  $353,221.... Jan.  2,   189S 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

6s,  J&D,  $76,153 June  1, 189T 

SEWER  IMPROVEMENT  BONDS— 

6s,  J&J,  $117,584.... July  1,  1897 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

6s,  J&J,  $20,381 Jan.  2,  1898- 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 


X'al. 

1896 $11,763,503 

1895 

1894 18,384,044 

1893 21,533,765 

1890 22,794,915 


1,295,058 
919,952 
687,560 

POPULATION  Iu  1895  according  to  State  census  was  26,176 ;  in 
1890  according  to  U.  S.  Census  it  was  11.983. 


17,122,495 
19,679,102 
22,453,417 
23,482,475 


29-60 
20-70 
27'40> 
20-OO 


\\r ATTSATT 5H-  E-  MCEACHRON,  Mayor. 

W  A  U  S^  U .       I  J .  c.  KUHLMANN,  Clerk. 
Wausau  is  situated  in  Marathon  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

BRIDGE  BONDS— 
5s,  M&S,  $10,000. Sep.  18,  '98  &'99 

REFUND'G  MUNICIPAL  BONDS— 
5s,  M&S,  $25,000.... Sept.  18,  1906 
($5,000  due  y'rly)  to  Sept.  18,  1910 

SCHOOL  HOUSE  BONDS— 
5s,  M&S,  $30,000.... Sept.  18, 1900 
($5,000  due  \  'rly)  to  wept.  18, 1905 

STREET  IMPROVEM'T  BONDS— 
5s,  M&S,  $5,000 Sept.  18, 1897 

WATER  WORKS  BONDS — 
5s,  A&O,  $90,000 Apr.  1,1905 


Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '96.  $165,000 

Floatingdebt 6,000 

Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1896.    171,000 
Water  debt  (included)...      90,00* 

Tax  valuation,  real 'J,505,370 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  1,079,686 

Total  valuation  1895 3,585,056 

Assessment  is  %  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $-22-495 

Population  in  1895  was 11,01* 

Population  in  1890  was 9,25* 


State  of  Minnesota. 


ITS 


DEBT,   RESOURCES,   ETC. 


Organized  as  a  Territory  (Act  March  3. 1849)  -  March  3, 1841 
Admitted  as  a  State  (Act  Feb.  26,  1857)  -  -  May  11, 1858 
Total  Area  of  State  (square  miles) 

State  Capital St.  Pau) 

Governor  (term  expires  1st  Monday  Jan.  '99)  -  David  M  Clnugh 
Secretary  of  State  (1st  Monday  Jan.  1899)  -  -  Albert  Berg 
Treasurer  (1st  Monday  Jan.  1899)  -  -  August  T.  Koerner 
Legislature  meets  biennially  in  odd  years  on  the  Tuesday 
after  the  first  Monday  in  January,  and  sessions  are  limited  to 
ninety  days. 

HISTORY  OF  DEBT.— For  the  history  of  Minnesota's  debt  sw 
STATE  AND  Cirr  SUPPLEMENT,  April,  1893,  page  103.  The  details  of 
Minnesota's  present  debt  are  as  given  in  the  following  statement 


April,  1897. 


TOWNS, 


111 


LOANS.- 

NAUE   AND  PURPOSE- 
8tau-  rand  :.- 


/Vi.if  i;xi/. 


When  Due. 

3>*    J    *    J    July  1.  1921    91,509.000 
subject  to  call  at  any  time  (limit,  •15O.OOO  yearly.) 

INTEREST  on  the  bond*  to  payable  In  New  York. 

TOTAL  DEBT.— On  February  1, 1897,  tke  total  debt  of  the  State 
wa*  91 .500.000  (all  bonded).  Of  this  amount  $554,000  are  held  In 
Tariou*  Minnesota  State  funds. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  assessed  valuation,  total  tax  levied 
and  the  rate  of  State  tax  have  been  as  follow*  for  tbe  yean  named. 


KM i. 


•5««.135.887 

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1.304    Ml  .250.281 
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Tola!  Tiuet  Stale  Tax 
Ltried.    p.  »1.OOO 


1- .-.; 

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tl4.770.86t  91-80 

14.094.54O  2-20 

984M7.49H    «12.»U3.651     15.645,741  -j-.n 

..«i.:i'.«     ll.-J14.938  2-6O 

.•'.I.. 11-J      1-J.243.9M  1-90 

H1O  1  '.Ml 

•169.964    10.796,483  1-HO 

•::H»  1-80 

~    258.055.54:1       4.191,811  1-8O 

213.H55.743      3.892.482  2  1O 

87.138.673      2.783,756  5-OO 

39.264.740         658358  4-OO 


. 
1.083 


)EBT  LIMITATION. -MlnnesoUh^  protected  tke  State  from  ex 
iTagant  ei  penditures  through  restrtctkms  which  1U Constitution  put* 
every  kind  of  debt  making.  That  Inirtnnnent  «xes  tbe  limit  at  *2M>. 
-  Ike  purpose  of  defra)  Inr  extraordlnarr  expenditures:"  and  aii 
•Bdmcnt.  rattled  In  1879.  extended  thin  power  to  925O.OOO  addl 
Ml  -tar  nesting  and  completing  bulldlngi  tor  the  Insane,  a  deaf 
mb  aitd  Mind  asylnn.  and  State  prison."  Beside*  the  foregoing.  It  U 

•  provided  thst  tbe  State  credit  shall  not  be  loaned.  Ac.    With  regard 
tke  debt  of  municipalities  tkere  to  bat  DM  section  In  the  Constitu 

•  which  relate*  to  that  subject,  and  that  ha*  refersBiii  to  making 
•      ' 

.  <u  to  Malt  <M*VMeaW*».  the  MCtloiu  which  treat  of  the  snb- 


In  article  9. 
Mr  5.    tPKUlrdebl 
extraordinary  e  . 
It  .or  h  debU  >hal  1  neVer.  la 


5.6. 7.8  and  14. 


of  de 


kousaod  dollars;  .very  such  debt 
slBcto  object,  to  he  dlsttneUr  SBO 


i  single  »hj»  • 

take  effect  until  II  sknll  kareBBBB 
tke  member*  of  each  branch  of  tke 

(tBBBBnlBer*  on  the  journals  of  sen    _ 

eh  law  .hall  lory  a  t»t.  annnally.  Pamela 

•f  such  debt,  and  also  . 

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mm  ;•••••  • 


law 


by  the  vote  of  two- 


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law.  aodshali 


•  from  the  iBal  passage  of  sach  law.  aiul  shall 
proceeds  of  Mchtoxr*  to  the  pajmrat  of  such 
3  sorb  appropriation  and  taxes  shall  not  be 
llmlBtokrd.  until  Ike  IsllBoliial  and  Interest  of 
i-  p*»d.  Tko  State  shall  never  contract 
'  mejl  Imneramsnl.  or  be  a  party  IB  carrying 


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•press  iBBBiisiillns.  except  la  the 
the  afta  and  tilth  strtlons  of  thU 


awde.  or  dent  or  liability  era 
IBed  In  the  act  MlkorUInc 
tecbat.UHy.aod 


4l»g*>.  tot  tke  purpose  of 
•pitol  for  the  Inssnt.  a  deaf, 
tke  legislature  may  ity  law 
amount  not  sxeoedlng  two 
MMaai  to  tke  public  debt  al 

•I'.n.  HH'  .....  !•  •'  '  •  -'  •• 
>  purpose  aforesaid  ;  which 
a  nor  more  than  thirty  year* 

Itipmttly  tke  only  restriction 
HOB  to  tke  following,  found  In 

tf  railroad,  i  The  Legtsla- 
•Ip.  eHTor  other  nmnlcln*. 
ideMed  M  any  manner  to  sl< 
T  sll  r,illmivl>  t<>  .in  amount 


•Musty,  te 
r  such  taxable 
•eeaawntof 


ou  tbe  dollar  for  each  one  thousand  dollars  of  bonds  Issued  by  the  sa'd 
city  to  pay  tbe  Interact  and  to  create  a  sinking  fund  to  pay  the  bonds  at 
uaturlty.  The  foregoing  1*  found  In  chapter  10,  section  168,  of  the 
General  Statute*  of  Minnesota,  vol.  I.,  page  196,  edition  of  1888. 

Second,  and  further  a*  to  eitiet.  the  common  council  U  authorized  to 
it*ue  6omi*  and  levy  taxes  exceeding  the  amount  authorized  by  other 
sections  of  this  act  ;  prortttett  the  same  be  authorized  by  the  majority 
•  !'  \  liters  present  and  voting  at  an  election  to  be  held  for  that  purpose. 
The  time,  plaee  and  manner  of  holding  such  election  to  be  prescribed  by 
the  common  council,  the  same  notice  to  be  given  as  at  other  elections. 
And  HO  biHdt  for  any  pvrpote  i/tall  be  ittued  nnlni  to  authorised. 
The  foregoing  U  the  latter  half  of  section  171,  chapter  10,  Statute*  of 
Minnesota,  vol.  1,  page  197.  The  last  sentence  which  we  have  italicised 
would,  on  It*  face,  appear  to  take  away  the  right  of  the  common  council 
to  Issue  even  915,000  of  bonds  (without  an  election)  as  authorized  by 
previous  section  168  cited  above.  This  Idea  also  seems  to  Hud  confir- 
mation In  section  170,  last  clause,  which  reads  that  "  no  debt  shall  bo 
"  incurred  or  created  by  the  city,  the  common  council  or  any  officer  of 

the  city  except  pursuant  to  the  authority  herein  expressly  given  for 

that  purpoM." 

Third,  through  the  board  of  tuperritort,  tmrni  can  Issue  bonds  as 
directed  by  two-third*  of  all  legal  voter*  voting  at  a  legally  called  town 
meeting  held  for  that  purpose,  payable  In  such  amounts  and  at  such 
time*,  not  exceeding  six  yean  from  date  a*  two-  thirds  of  voters  deter- 
mine. For  further  particular*  respecting  these  Issue*,  see  section  114, 
chapter  10,  Statute*  of  Minnesota,  volume  1,  page  182.  A  following 
section  (section  116)  make*  It  the  duty  of  the  supervisor*  on  or  before 
tbn  flnt  of  September  next  after  the  date  of  said  bonds,  and  each  and 
every  year  thereafter  until  the  payment  of  said  bonds,  to  levy  a  tax 
"  equal  to  the  aaiont  of  principal  and  Interest  inuturinir  the  year  next 
after  »neh  lery."  and  In  tbe  discretion  of  said  «U|MT\  ts,,r.  »nch  further 
•urn  a*  they  deem  expedient,  not  exceeding  twenty  per  cent  of  stu-h 
maturing  bonds,  which  taxes  shall  constitute  a  fund,  for  the  payment 
of  said  bond*. 

FmtrUi,  The  trustee*  or  board  of  education  of  any  school  district 

nay  tame  school  **H*1»  of  their  respective  district*  In  such  amount  and 
of  saeh  length  a*  to  payment,  not  exceeding  ten  yean,  a*  two-thirds  of 
the  voter*  voting  at  any  iacaUy-enUed  meeting  shall  dlnvt.  For  further 
particular,  respecting  these  bond*  see  section  2ti.  chapter  :<>;.  ..f  the 
of  Minnenota,  volume  1,  page  472.  In  *ectlon  2«,  same  page, 
ferlerrragatax  for  the  payment  of  bo  odd  quite  similar  to 
tke  provision*  with  reference  to  the  payment  of  town  bonds  cited  above. 


I  a*  an 

rend  so  a*  to  ant 
f  railroads  to  lr»  . 
d  In  simply  chang 


cipal  eorporatlon: 
edMd  •etermtiiea 

-     ,.     ,••••.•.•         •      -'    .' 

sk  taswMednesa. 

1879.  B«-f..r.  u« 
pal  eorporatloiu  to 
uation.  Hrnce  the 
tea)  and  making  It 


with  n*peet  to  all  *r*W  botuU.  aee  section  5,  article  VIII. 
of  tke  OsmMhiMesi  •/  Jflsuwwte.  which  authorize*  the  loaning  of  the 
il  Funds  upon  Interest  at  the  rate  of  5  per  cent  to  the 
and  school  district*,  to  be  used  la  tke  erection  of 


<*•  cnaMng  •/  eoM*tudtbt,  there  U  no  general  author- 
ization, tke  Issue,  when  made  being  under  special  act*.  Of  course 
.'railroad  aid  ltmdt~  are  provided  for  by  statute  for  county,  otttoa. 
ud  all  other  municipalities.  See,  for  tke  law  on  that  subject,  section 
92,  *c.,  chapter  34,  Statutes  of  Minnesota,  vol.  I.,  page  388.  Ac.  So 
also,  tke  borrowing  from  tke  Permanent  School  Funds  under  the  alwve 
of  tbe  Constitution  (section  ft.  article  VIII. i  I.  ,.mvlded 
for  by  *eetloB  84.  ckapter  36.  Statutes  of  Minnesota,  rol.  II.,  page  448 

Them  to  likewise  a  general  statute  for  tke  tome  of t,.r  road  bond*" 

by  tke  county,  tke  particulars  respecting  which  will  be  found  In  section 
132.  chapter  13.  of  Majute.  of  Minnesota,  vol.  I.,  pag,  277. 

Otntrat  sto/ntory  limitation,  applying  to  all  municipalities.  DebU 
of  eitiee,  eoonties,  town*.  *e.,  are  void  If  entailing  taxation  beyond 
the  rateflxed  by  tow.  Bee  section  11 4.  chapter  11.  SUtuteaof  Mliine 
sota,  vol.  I.,  pa**  «43.  Of  eoune  t  hi*  section  doe*  not  apply  where  tbe 
law  authorize*  IBSMMIII  taxation,  as,  for  Instance,  when  a  majority  of 
tb*  legal  voters  so  direct;  sue*  antaoriiatlon  *n.l  action  bring  tbe  case 
la  the  section,  which  I*  that  tbe  act  I* 


unlawful -• 


illy  aad  expressly  authorized  by  law." 


POPULATION  OF  STATE, -The  population  of  Minnesota  ha*  been 
as  follows  In  tke  yean  named: 

1896 1,S:3,3.V>  I  m*0  ">.773|18aO 172.O23 

'.708  I  1850 :       lloT? 

In  1460  70  the  addition  to  population  wa*  367.6*3.  or  155-61  per 
cent:  In  H7O-80. 311. 067.  or  77-57  per  cent:  and  In  1 SW-9O.  52 1 .053 
or  64-74  per  erat. 


tke  Conotltntloa  eonteJns  wttk  rvferenee  to  the  debts  of 
The  LrcUlaturc.  however,  ba*  made  some  general  pro- 
iskm*  gertmlng  tmnd  Issues. 

rim.  niftatimf  eUlr*.  tkere  to  toe   general   power  granted   tbe 

"nmen  eouncil  nf  any  etty  to  borrow  money  to  psyani  city  Indebted- 

^^••telsraelhrrrrorrttyhonds  bearinc  tnurest  not  lo  exceed  10 

and  redeemable  within  ten  yenra.    Tht  ntlrtitloiu  an:    (1) 

ttnanee*  mutt  he  passed  by  tke  afflrmisUvs  vote  of  a  majority  of 

•mmen  emiacll.  signed  by  tke  Mayor,  and  published  IB  tke  official 

^^MbersaodreoroedafterpreofofpeinttoetlOB.  (OAtnotlme 

•a*  ladeMeoBeea,  boaded  er  otherwise,  i>ie*ed  »1  5.0OO,  nnles*  the 

t«ke  autnorUed  hy  a  I  we-taMeroU  at  tke  eleetloa  held  for  such  pur- 

>.    <3>Theeoaaellsban«»ebaodev*Ty  yrarfevy  atat  ofonr  >•  111 


i-  AMP  TOWNS 

IK  Till 

STATE  OF  MI \  \  Kx.  I  \. 

ALBERT     LEA. — Albert    Lea    Is   situated   In   Freeuorn 
County.    Tbe  debt  a*  below  given  Include*  tbedcl.t  of  tin- township  ami 

•    ma]  dMtr*  •'       i  '  •    •      ••• .  :  ..:-..;.    D 1899  ware  I ailed 

for  payment  and  refunded  at  a  lower  rate  of  Interest. 

Due.    Tax  valuation,  real (656,256 

Tax  valuation,  personal..    - 

Total  valuation  1892 892,839 

Assessment  Is  "3  actual  value. 
State  tax  (per  fl.OOO)...         -.•••• 
County  tax  (perfl.iHsi,.    .  .   3-00 

City  tax  (per  #1.000) • 

Average  nchool  tax B-2O 

Population  in  IHil.-,  wa* 4,158 

Population  In  189O  was 

Population  In  188O  was 1,066 


LOANS— 
I'.MI  HI.  n.  MI. 
7s,J4J.  »4iM.«i  I...     •• 

•Mbjeet  to  call  at  any  time. 
7s.  J*J,  »1  8.000  .......  Oct.  1,1907 

HcBXjot,  DISTRICT  Bonus)— 
6s.  JAJ.J1  5,000  .......  About  1897 

CITT  WA 


ATKR  I  inn  u 


.....     .........  - 

Bonded  debt  (last  return*)  40O.OOO 
Total  debt  about  ...........  93.OOO 


112 


STATE  AND  CITY 


VoL  LXIV 


T_.™,  ,. ,         c  F.  I.  CRANE.  Mayor. 
AUSl  I  IN. —  JT.  M.  FOSTER,  City  Recorder. 
County  seat  of  Mower  County 
LOANS-  wl"n  Due- 

Mar.  1.1909 


Bonded  debt  Feb.  1 .  If  97 . .  $09,OOO 

Tax  valuation,  renl 722,736 

Tax  valuation,  personal... 248, 020 

Tutal.valuation  1807 971,350 

\.-es»ment  is  about  >3  actual  val. 
BONDS-  Total  la*  (per  $1,000).  ...  *42<» 

r. "jkl     *U  000     July  1.  1903    Populatlou  In  18O5  was 5,082 

"JU  M&S  *%000"  JMpL  1    1U05    Population  In  189O  was.  .....3.001 

\\  \  i  IK  it.  nSS-  Population  in  1897  (est.) . . . .  /  ,000 

C.s,  M&N.  $25.000 Nov.  1,  1902 

INTFREST  on  city  Os  due  1909  and  water  Gs  due  1902  Is  payable  in 

New  York  Uv  the  American  Exchange  National  Bank;  on  railroad  Gs 

S^BtHJn  Hew  Tort  by  Fanners'   Loan  &  Trimt  Company;  on  the 

refunding  Os  due  1903  In  New  York  by  the  Chemical  National  Bank, 

on  other  loans  in  Austin. 

BECKER  CO.— L.  M.  STEVENS,  County  Auditor. 

County  seat  is  Detroit  City. 


LOANS—  ir/ic«  Due. 

COURT  Honss  AND  JAIL  B»M>- 
7s,  July  1,818,000... Jan.  l,  1901 

II   NIHMl    liONDS— 

rts.  Mar.  1.-,.  $2.-.,OOO.Mar.  15, 1907 
t!s.  June  15,  10.000. Mar. 28, 1909 
6s.  MavlS.  16,000. May  15, 1911 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  4,  '97. .  .$76,500 

Sinking  fund 4.000 

Net  debt  Jan.  4, 1897 72.40J 


Tax  valuation,  real $1,822,565 

Tax  valuation,  personal  885,444 
Total  valuation  1807...  2,088,100 
\ssessinent  about  *4  actual  value. 

State  tax  (perfl.'OOO) $2-or> 

County  tax  (per  $1,000) 12-50 

Average  school  tax 13*1' 

Population  In  i -!>.">  was — 11,052 

Population  In  1890  was 9,401 

Population  in  1897  (est.). ..14,000 


INTEREST  on  the  7  per  cent  bonds  la  payable  by  the  Corbin  Bank 
lug  Co.,  New  York  City ;  on  aU  other  loans  at  the  County  Treasury. 

T-.I-.  A  TTS.TCT3T-4        5  JOHN  N.  NEVERS,  Mayor. 

BRAIN ERD. —  j  GEORGE  D.  LA  BAR,  Treasurer. 

Brainerd  is  in  Crow  Wing  County. 
LOANS-  When  Due.  \  Floating ;debt..... ..n.^..    $25.000 

BRIDGE  BONDS — 
8s,  AAO,  $25,000 Oct.  1,1897 

ELECTRIC  LIGHT  BONDS— 

6s,  J&J,  $40,000 Jan.  1,  1908 

6s,  MAS,    20.OOO Mar.  1,  1909 


I  Total  debt  Feb.  4,  1897       1 31,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,32">,<;  1 1 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  31.-  -  H 
Total  valuation  1890. ...1,644,489 
Assessment  about  SB  actual  value. 

Total-tax  (per  91.000) $42  -50 

Population  la  1895  was 7,031 

Population  in  1890  was 5.7O3 

Population  in  1880  was 1,88!) 


REFUNDING  JAIL  BONUS— 
$6,000 

SEWER  BONDS — 

6s.  A&O.  $15,OOO Apr.  1. 1907 

Bonded  debt  Feb.  4,  '97..  $106,000 

INTEREST  on  the  bridge  and  sewer  bonds  is  payable  in  Brainerd; 
on  the  electric  light  and  Jail  bonds  in  New  York  City. 

BRAINERD    SCHOOL    DISTRICT— J.  S.  KEES- 
LEY,  Treasurer. 


Total  debt  Feb.,  1, 1897. .$100,000 
Tax  valuation  1896 1,627,136 


Assessment  about  *s  actual  value. 

School  tax  (per  $1,000) $17'65 

Population  1897  (est.)..  8,000 


CLAY   COUNTY.— County  seat  is  Moorhead. 


LOANS.—  When  Due. 

COURT  HOUSE  &  JAIL  BONDS — 
7s,  Dec.  1,  $16,000  ..Dee.  1,1897 
8s,  Apr.  16,  62,000  ..Apr.  16. 1903 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 
6s,  A&O,  $30,000 Apr.  1,1905 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
5s,  June  1,  $40,000. .  .June  1, 1915 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, 1897$148,000 


Sinkingfuud $14,916 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1897 ....     133,084 

Tax  valuation,  real 3,244,168 

Tax  valuation,  person*! .  911,770 
Total  valuation  1895.  ..4,155,938 
Ass'nt  about  'a  to  13  actual  value. 
Total  tax  per  $1.000  about.. $27-00 

Population  in  1895  was 15,154 

Population  in  1890  was 11,517 


INTEREST  on  the  7  per  cent  bonds  is  payable  at  First  National 
Bank,  Moorhead;  on  the  6s  at  the  Third  National  Bank,  New  York, 
and  on  the  5s  at  the  County  Treasurer's  Office. 


CROW  "WING  CO.— Louis  SACHE,  Auditor. 

County  seat  is  Brainerd. 


Bonded  debt  (last  returns)  .$00,000 

Floating  debt 9,827 

Total  valuation  1895.. .  2,108,284 


Population  in  1895  was 11,561 

Population  in  1890  was 8,852 


T-kTTT   TTT'T-J        5  HENRY  TRUELSEN,  Mayor. 
LJU1_,U  1  rl. —  JC.E.LOVETT,  Comptroller. 

Duluth  is  in  St.  Louis  County. 
LOANS-  Vhen  D\ 

GENERAL  FCND  BONDS- 
OS,     J&J,    $85,000.. July  1,  190^ 
5s, 
5s, 


When  Due. 


5s, 
5s, 


LOANS- 
REFUNDING  BONDS- 
OS,        J&J,  $138,250.Jan.  1,  1908 

J&J,"    IOO,000.. July  1,  1907    4ifl8,g.  J&J,    250,000. July  1,  1926 
M&N,  1OO.OOO.. Nov.  1,  1912  |     VILLAGE  SEWER  BONDS— 

M&S,  185,000.. Sept.  1,  1918  |  5s.  J&J,  $25,000 July  I,  1902 

M&N,  200,000.. Nov.  1,  1923  |  ($5,000  due  yearly)  to  July  1,   1906 


4>2S,  J&J,    100.00O.. Jan.  1,  1920 
4i«8,  M&N,  100.000.. Nov.  1,   1922 

PERMANENT  IMPROVEMENT — 
5s,  J&J,  $100,000.. ..July  1,  1907    6s, 

PARK  BONDS — 

4s,  J&J,  $70,000 July  1 

4s,  J&J,  242,000 Jan.    1 


,1920 
,  1921 


6s,  . . . 


6s,  . 


Fond  du  Lac  Bonds. 

7s, $10,000 Oct.  1,  1903 

New  Duluth  Bonds. 

.,$47,000 Mar.  1,1914 

West  Duluth  Bonds. 

.,$30,000 Feb.     1,1910 

.,  115,000 July  15,  1911 

.,    20,000 Juno  13,  1913 

WATER  AND  LIGHT  BONDS— 
5g,  J&J,     $700,000g .  July  1 , 1926 
I NTEREST  is  payable  at  American  Exchange  National  Bank,  N.  Y. 
TOTAL    DEBT,    ETC.— The  subjoined   statement   shows  Duluth's 
total  bonded  debt  and  the  total  floating  debt  on  each  of  the  dates 
named. 

frb.  15/97.  Feb.  10, '96.   Feb.  18, '95.  JV*.  15,'94. 
(Total  bonded  debt... $1,942,250    $1,917,250    $1,92O,25O    $1,865,150 

Floating  debt... *741,641       1,135,552       1,306,858  

*  Includes  $412,142  of  special  assessment  certificates. 
tNot  including  water  debt,  which  amounted  on  February  15    1897 
to  $600,000. 

The  city  had  a  sinking  fund  on  Feb.  15, 1897,  of  $87,730. 
The  $138,250  of  6  per  eent  refunding  bonds  are  not  strictly  a  liability 
of  the  city,  as  they  were  issued  by  the  village  of  Duluth  under  a  special 
Act  of  the  Legislature  which  provides  that  the  County  Commissioners 
of  St.  Louis  County  shall  levy  a  special  tax  to  pay  the  Interest  on  them 
and  provide  a  sinking  fund  to  meet  them  at  maturity. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— The  city's  debt  is  limited  by  Its  charter  to  5 
per  cent  of  the  assessed  valuation. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  (estimated 
at  10  per  cent  of  actual  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows : 


Heal  Personal 

tears.  Estate.  Property. 

1896   $20.037,311  $1,438,844 

1895 36,157,713  4,855,550 

IK'H.  35,848,886  4,914,577 

1893 38,597,457  5,278,105 

1892.  ..  29,553,187  5,115,656 

1891 22.217,398          4,567,321 

1890...  ..    19,385,553  4,381,100 

1889 

POPULATION  —In  1895  population  was 
33,115;  in  1880  it  was  838. 


Assessed     Tax  Bale 
Valuation,  per $1,000 
$30,476.155        $31.40- 
41,013,263          27-im 
40,763,463          28-30 
43,875,562 
34,668,843  24-60 

26,784,710          25-90- 
23,76(;,<;r>:j 
22,047,322 
59,396;  in  1890  it  wa 


DULUTH  SCHOOL  DISTRICT.— A.  LE  RICHEI-X,. 
Secretary  of  Board  of  Education. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 


BUILDING  AND  PUR- 
nnsisi;  SITES— 

6s,  M&N,  $20,000 May  1,  1903 

(is,  M&N,    12,000 May  1,  1909 

5s,  J&J,       13,000 July  1,1905 

5s,  J&J,      15,000 July  1,  1900 

5s,  M&N,    50,000...  .Nov.  1,1913 


5s,  F&A,  200,000... 
5s,  M&S,  100,000... 
f>s.M&N,200,000... 
5s,  J&D,  150,000... 
4>cs,J&J,150,000... 


.Aug.  1, 1921 
,Sept.l,  1922 
.May  1,  I'.i'JJ 
.Juno  1,  1!"21 
.Jan.  1,  1921 


OTHER  BONDS — 

7s,  J&D,  $4,000 Deo.    3, 

($1,OOO  due  y'rly)  to  Deo.    3, 1900 

5s,  M&8,  $45,000 Sept.  1,  1897 

5s,  J&J.    20,000 Jau.  15,  I'.MU 

Total  debt  Feb.  1/97.      $11-1.1100 

Sinking  funds 

Net  debt  Feb.  I/O 7... 

Tax  valuation  (see  oily  of  Du 

Total  tux  (per  #1,000) .* 

Population  1895  (est.) 60,000 


INTEREST  on the7  per  cent  bonds  is  payable  by  L.  C.  Newstadt, 
iiincy.  111.;  on  the  5  per  cent  bonds,  due  in  1901,  at  the  National  Park 

Bank,  New  York ;   on  all  others  at  the  American  Exchange  National 

Bank,  New  York. 

FARIB  ALJLT.— Faribaultis  in  Rice  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

CITY  BONDS — 

5s,     J&J,  $-20,000 July  1,  1903 

4iss,  J&J,  10,000.... July  1, 1903 
RK.  bonds.  $-10,000.. part  each  year 
School  b'ds,  20,000..  do  do 


Total  debt  (last  returns). ..$60.000 

Valuation,  <£c. 

Tax  valuation  1890... .$1,700. mm 
Taxi-ate  (per  $1,000) ... 

Population  in  1S9.~>  was 

Population  in  1890  was li 


FERGUS  FALLS. — Fergus  Falls  is  in  Otter  Tail  County. 

LOANS.—  When  Dae. 

BUILDING  AND  IMP.  BONDS— 


6s  F  &  A, $26,000... Aug.  1,   1912 
Subject  to  call  after  Aug.  1,  1902 
CITV  HALL,  &c.,  BONDS- 
OS  A  &  O,  $10,000.. .Oct.  17,1908 

PERMANENT  IMP.  BONDS- 
OS  M  &  N,  $10,000... May  1,  1903 
Subject  to  call  after  May  1  1898. 


Total  debt  (last  returns) 

Tax  valuation,  real 

Tax  valuation,  personal 
Total  valuation  l-'.H  .. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000) . . 
Population  in  189. >  wa< 
Population  in  1800  was 
Population  in  1880  was 


$46,000 

4 

3.772 
1,635 


HASTINGS. — GEORGE  FARKEK,  Mayor. 

Hastings  is  in  Dakota  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

HIGH  WAGON  BRIDGB  *ONDS — 

5s,  J&J,  $10,000 July  1,  1924 

REFUNDING  BOND: 


Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,  '97.  ...$34,000 
The  city  has  no  floating  debt. 

Tax  valuation,  real $634,131 

I  Tax  valuation,  personal..    - 


5s,  J&J,  $40,000 July  1,  1914  |  Total  valuation  1896 - 

5s, Mar.      8,000 1397tol900  I  Population  iu  1S!)>  wa* 

(«2,000  payable  yearly.)  I  Population  in  1890  was 3" 


ST.  P.  &  C.  Rv.  Co.— 
6s,  Mar.  1,  $16,000.. .Mar.  1, 1902 


Population  iu  1880  was 3.809 

Population  in  1897  about  ... 


INTEREST  on  the  refunding  bonds  of  1914  is  payable  in  Hastings; 
on  all  other  bonds  In  New  York  City. 


HENNEPIN  CO.— A. 

County  seat  is  Minneapolis. 

LOANS  When  Due. 

CT.  HOUSE  &  CITY  HALL  B'os— 
4139,  J&J, $335,OOL>.. July  1,1917 
4138,  J&J,  315,000. .July  1,1921 
4*2*,  A&O,  600,000  ..  Apr.  2,  1924 
4^28,  A&O,  400,000... Apr.  1,1925 
4s,  J&J,  100,000..  Jan.  1,1920 

BRIDGB  BONDS — 

4>2S,  M*S,  $/5,OOO...Sepr.  1, 1917 
4*28,  M&S.    35,000... Sept.  1,  1919 

OTHER  BONDS — 
4133,  J&D,  $15,000... Dec.    1,1919 


W.  HASTINGS,  Treasurer. 


Total  debt  Jan.  1.  '97.  $1>7 

Sinking  fund -Jo 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1«07.     1 .669,9* 

Tax  valuation,  real 101,7- 

Tax  valuation,  pers'l..    18,919,181 
Total  valuation  1896. .  120,707.910 
Assessment  about  •<-,  actual  i 
Average  tax  (per$l,000)....$-2-:-i»i 
Population  in  1805  was...  21 

Population  1890  was 1*5,294 

Population  1880  was 07,0l< 

Population  in  1897  (est.i  ..22">.0i«' 


TAX  FREE.— All  of  the  bonds  Issued  by  this  county  are  exempt 
from  taxation. 
INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  National  Park  Bank  in  New  York  Ci«r. 

LAKE  CO. — M.  THEODORE  HAXNOS",  Auditor. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 
COURT  HOUSE  AND  JAIL  BONDS- 
SB,  July.  $7,500 1897-1902 

($1,500  due  yearly  on  July  1.) 

ROAD  AND  BRIDGE  BONUS — 

6s,  Mar.,  $10,000.... Mar.  15, 1907 

6s,  Apr.,     10.000.... Apr.   1,   1908 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, 1897.    $27,500 

Floating  debt 1,144 

Totaldebt 28,644 


Sinking  fund $1,15-! 

Netdebt  Jau.  1,  1897...      27,»'.'i 

Tax  valuation,  real -i.lSJ.ii-'1. 

Tax  valuation,  personal. 
Total  valuation  1896.. ..2,269,603 
Assessui't  less  than  "3  actual  vt 
Total  tax  rate(p.  $1,000)' 

Populatiou  iu  1890  was l.-H 

Population  in  1805  was --'.-11 

Population  in  1896  (e-t.i 


INTEREST  on  the  6s  due  in  1907  is  payable  in  Miuiu  ap 
others  in  St.  Paul. 
TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  of  this  county  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


LE  SUEUR. — This  borough  is  inthecouutyof  tin-  sami 

Bonded  debt  (last  rotnrnsi . - 

Tax  valuation  1M»5 - 

Assessment  about  i;i  actual  vi 
,  Total  tax  rate  (per  $1,000) .WJ 
!  Population  in  1S95  was 'J 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

WATER  AND  ELKC.  LT.  BONDS — 

5s,  $18,OOO 20  years. 

Interest   payable   in   New    York, 

Chicago  or  St.  Paul. 


IVT  A  1ST  PC  A  TO        5  EDGAR  WEAVER,  Mayor. 

Jrv'rt-  -1  W'       {  H.  W.  BROWN,  Recorder. 
Mankato  is  situated  in  Blue  Earth  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

BRIDGE  BONDS— 

5s,  A&O,  $8,OOO Oct.  1,  1899 

5s.  M&S,    7.000 Mar.  1,  1910 

PARK  BONDS- 


REFUNDING  BONDS— 
5s.  M&N,  $67.000 Nov.  1. 

SEWER  BONDS- 
SB,  M&S,  $10,000 Sept.  I, 

WATER  WORKS  HOND-  — 


68,  M&8,  $15,000 Sept.l,  1007  |  71-28,  F&A,  $15,OOO...Aiic 


RAILROAD  AID  BONDS — 
5s,  J&J,     $3,500 Jan.  1,   1907 


6s, 
5s, 
5s, 


J&J, 
M&N, 

M&N, 


12,000..  ..I:ui. 
20,000...  May  1, 
40,000.  ..Nov.  1, 


:,  1897. 


— CITIES  AND  TOWNS, 


11J* 


Beaded  dot*  Feb.  1.  •«7...$1!»7.50O  I  Total  valuationlsyti....  $3,700.000 

W.it.r   :.:••    IP. -;>-'.  iOOl  Assessment  30  to  4O%  actual  value. 

•mklnK  fun* 6,436    Total  tax  (prr  $l,OOO) $26-OO 

:    Fv-b.  1.  1897...     190.'"U  I  IVi.ulntlon  in  1897  (est.)... ll.OOO 

Tax  valuation,  n- •.  .  ...IKNI    Population  In  1895  WM 10,173 

Tax  valuation.  per-on.il.     7'»i.ooo  1  Population  in  HSO  was. 5,550 

INTEREST  la  payable  In  New  York  City  and  Maukato. 


The  tax  rate  In  1890  Included  city  tax,  $12  70:  State  tax,  $2  «5  ; 
county  tax  $2  80  and  school  tax  $4  80.  The  total  tax  levy  of  189ft 
was  $2.5 10.6(57.  of  which  $284,117  was  (or  Interest  on  debt  and 
•122.012  for  sinking  fund. 

POPULATION.— In  1895  population  was  192,833;  In  1890  it  was- 
lt>4.7:i-;  in  1**0  it  was  46,887;  in  1870  It  was  13.066. 


M  A  R I N  E. — Marine  is  situated  In  Washington  County. 
LOANS  Wlun  Due. 

em.  il  fc*   A 1-1  OOO  '  ~  '" 

•>diie  yearly) 

•a.  MAS.$lo..ioo 1903 

«idae  yearly) 

.4.$3..V*> 1909 

to  1915 


Valuation,  tie.— 
Bonded  debtOast  return).  $38,OOO 

Sinking  fund  asset* 1.448 

Tax  valuation  1891 561, 17O 

Total  tax  I  p.  $1,000)  189O       64  5O 

<  ouiity  tax  (Included) 36-OO 

Population  in  1895  was 674 

Population  In  1SSO  was. .       1.467 


MORRISON    CO. — County  seat  Is  Little  Falls. 
Bonded  debt  Feb.  1.1897.  *120,OOO  1  Total  co.  tax  (per  $1,OOO).. $12-10 
3.09M.25l»     - 


Tax  valuation,  real 

Tax  valuation,  personal.     *"i4,lo- 
Total  valuation  1895. ...3,952,411 


Population  in  1895  was 19,163 

Population  in  1890  was 13,325 

Population  in  1880  was 5,875 


MILLE    LACS   CO.— County  seatl.  Princeton. 


LOANS.-  **«*  J*"- 

ll'.r-K  I. 

I  uly  1,1008 
. 

.y, $47.0OO July  1.1906 

sB*re»t  U  payable 

!et.t,la.trrturn«).    $66^80 

•toft-fund. 22.717 

lit  Oart  r»turn«i.. .      43.563 
laterett  U  payable  at  St.  Paul. 


Tax  valuation,  real  .....  $1.1 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    216,463 
Total  valuation  11l»4....1.3.X>,6U7 

TaxTaloatlon  1-95  .....  1.259.47O 

AsoeosmsAt  la  %  actual  value 
Btatetax  <per$1.0oo>  ........  99-90 

County  tax  <per$1.0OO)  ......  Hi-oO 

Average  school  tax  ...........  13-OO 

Population  in  1  -•.'."  was  ......  5.129 

itionln  1*90  wa*.... 


:atlon  In  1880  was 


1.501 


<  ROBERT  PRATT.  Mayor. 

.— j  WjU  YEj  comptroller. 

Minneapolis  I*  situated  In  Heanepin  County. 


OANS- 
•B  Bost*— 


WknDmt. 


.    $30.000  May  1.  10OA 
IV.  AA".       7.......    kpi     ..    :  •    - 

>Bbjeet  to  oall  after  April.  19O2 
^KsW.  91 10.000. July  1.  1915 

^^••A,    990,000  i 

.-te.— 

^•jAJ.T  !    tyl.   1917 

IV.JAJ.  -J.'HMXXI.    July  1.  1921 
^JAJ.     .VM»»>     .J.n. 
JAJ.   200.1X10... Jan.  1.  192U 

••rTTAL— 

JAJ,  $25.000... July  1,  1922 
JAJ.    75.000... July  1.  1923 
l>r.i-»«T«rr— 
,$15,0<- 

Brosa*— 

....July  1,  1902 


*-' " " " ' 

K  I    f  r   M  • 


.$60.000...  Dee.  1,  1915 
40.0OO... Dee.  15. 1916 

_,  $900,000..  July  1,  1913 
JAJ.     1  !••;••«•    Jan.  1,  1914 
.    223.000.  .July  1,  1914 
-..000..  May  1.   1919 
^HaW,    65,000..  Sov.  1.  1919 
AA<>,     40.000    Apr.  3O.  1922 
JAJ.     2O.OOO..  Jan.  1,   1924 
AD  AID  Bome— 
$31.000....Hept.l,   1897 
aaaaa,    94.000.. ..Kov.15,1897 
25.000  ...Xov.  1,  1901 


I. 


.          .  July  1.  1899 
"in...      July  1,   1915 
60.000...0et.  15.  1»17 
>y  15.  1919 

IIIO.IKXI      July  1.  1996 


LOANS-  ""**" 

-(Continued) 


NEW    ULM    SCHOOL    DISTRICT.—  New 

Ulm  i»  In  Brown  County. 

kO  A  N  S—  When  Due.  I  Total  debt  (last  returns)  .    $20.00O 

EFUNDIKO  BOJCDS—  |  Tax  valuation  1893  .....     74O.569 

5«.  AAO.  $20.OOO  .....  Oct.  1.  19O4  I  Real  valuation  ..........  4.0UO.OOO 

Interest  payable  In  New  York.     I  Population  1894  (est.)  .......  4.500 


All 


OTTER  TAIL 

County  *rat  i<  Fergus  FalU. 
empt  from  taxation. 

LOANS— 

JAIL  H<IM>»— 
6s.  MAN.  $30.000  .....  May  1,  1905 

Kr.ri'M>iM.  li'isue— 
-...:  ...:.  fcXKMXM  .....  i  ..v  i.  MM 

Interest  payable  In  New  York. 

.  •  ..  :.  .•  M  ir  1.  1--'-  --•  tojooo 


-STKVE  Bt'TLKU.  Tri'lLSUrCT. 
bonds  Issued  by  this  county  are  ex  - 

Tax  valuation,  real $4,327.528 

Tax  valuation,  personal  1.U72.528 
Total  valuation  1896...   5.4OO.423 

Real  valuation 20.0OO.OOO 

State 4 co.  tax  per  $1,000....   $8-10 

Population  In  189O  was 34.232 

Population  In  1895  was 40,002 


P1PESTONE. — A  city  In  Pipestone  County. 


4S..  JAJ.  ^%O.OOO...Jnly  1.  1906 
J4J.     80,000...  Aiw.  1.  1918 


LOANS- 

R\ILKOVI.   All.— 
7-.  .  I  A-  J,  $5.OOO 1903 

WATKK  WOKKB— 
6»,  J*J.  $20,000 1908 


4V.J4J.    $40,000.  .  J«ly  1.  190S  : 

44*.  A4O,   165.000..  Apr.  1,  l'"U 

Hableet  to  eall  after  Apr.  1,  19O2 

A*O.  184.000..  Apr.  2.  1913 


School  District  Uond« $40,000 

Total  debt  Qart  returns)..    25.OOO- 

Tax  valuation  IK'.x  i 471.971 

•.•91,000)    *33-OO 

•Ion  In  !•<'.>.•>  was 1,668 

.tlou  1800  was 1.232 


,  .         ... 

4V.  JAvI.  45,000..  July  2.  1913 
4V>.  MA*.  75.000..  Mar.  15,1914 
4V.  MAX,  270^00..  May  1,  1815 
4*.  J*J.  35.000.  July  15,  1916 
4*.  A*0.  3W.OOO  .Apr.  1.  1U17 
4«,  F*A.  100,000..  Aug.  15,1017 
50.000..  Deo.  1.  I--:T 
4»,  M*».  170.000  Mar  1 
4*.  M*l»,  125.00O..  May  15,1919 
4*.  J*I>,  lOO.OOO.Jnne2O.1919 
4«.  J*J.  05.0OO..J>i 
4».  J*J.  187.000..  July  1,  1922 

PSBM.  IMP.  R«v.  rc-«i>— 
4V,J*J.*34S,000.  July  1,  1991 
«t,AAO.  18O.OOO.  ..  Apr  1.  1917 
4*,P*A.  155.000....  Au«.  1,  1918 
4a.JAI>.  00,000..  ..Drr.15,1918 
4a,rA  r..  1.  1919 

4a.-MA».  »OX»0  ...M»y  15.  1919 
4a.J*J.  80.000....  Jan.  15,  192O 
4s,J*J.  200.000  ...Xor.l,  1820 

Rmiiiv.Mii  ii..<ni«— 


POLK  COUNTY.— JOHN  GLEASOX,  Auditor. 


County  seat  U  Crookntou. 

LOANS—  "•*«• 

Drrcu  Boxii*— 
5*.  June.  $15.000... June  15,  19O4 

Bom*— 

6ft,  May,  $40.000.. .May  14.  1013 
tfa,Apr.        2JMO...A|>r.  Id.  1915 
Bs.June,      8,000...  June    1. 
6.,8ept.,     8,000.. .Sept.    1,   r.<17 
M,Mar..    20,000.. .Mar.     8.   1919 

RiiAU  AMI  BUCOB  BOXD«— 

7s. Jan..f  15.000 Jan.  2. 1902 


Total  debt  Aug.  15, 1896.  $104.500- 

Slnklngfund 5,270 

Net  debt  Aug.  15,  1896..       99,230 

Tax  valuation,  rral 6,601,489 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  1.489.337 
Total  valuation  1895. 
Aaeessiueut  almut  Hi  actual  value. 

Total  tax  iprr  $1.OOO) $32-20 

1  "ipnlanou  In  1H95  was.. ..39.171 
•i  In  1890  was... ..30.193 
..is 11,433 


POPE  COUNTY.— I'.  I.  Rovxixe,  Auditor. 


4».  JAJ, $900.000...  Jan.  1,  1929 

Vm.tcrs.ste.- 
i.  MAO,  $100.000.  Mar.  19, 1914 
ATBBWilUU— 

8s.  FAA. $60.000... Feb.  9,  1899 
8s,  JAJ.  99.000...  July  1.  1900 
7s,  JAJ.  40.000...  July  1.  19O2 
4V. JAJ,  980.000... July  2,  1918 
4V,  AAO,  135.000... Apr.  1.  1912 

•oMset  to  oall  after  Apr.  1,  1902 
4V/MAX.  80.000... May  1.  1915 
4s.  JAJ.  190.000..  -July  15.1916 
4a.  AAO.S30.000  Apr.  1.  1917 
4s,  FAA.  170.000...  Aug.  1.  1918 
•a.  JAJ.  50.000..  Jan.  15.1930 


tJ.  «15,OOO...July  1.   1900 
..I.     'Z5.000...July  1.  1902 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.-A  f»w  of  tb.  oMerbpwU  are  «f 
»UoBsotb»r  than  »i.i«»i     All  lat*  Isaiia*  >ow«»»t  (i.  «.  all  beariac 
•4  than  5  per  MM  lateceal)  are  for  tl.OOO 

NKING  F 


TOTAL  DEBT, 
•w*  the  city*  • 


TC,-TlMMbJotaed  .tatoment 
s{nkln«  tod.  and  the  water 


SINK 


Jmn.  1 .  -97.  Jan.  1. 16-  Jm*.  1,  -95.  Jan.  1 .  -94 
.  »7.H4<i.OOO  $7^6oX»>0  $7.4«a.0no  $7,515.000 
,.  1441^07  1.211.526  1^06301  877.427 


i  •t»»ld»d  krtk*  eltys 

y  tie  Intwwt  on  all  IU  bomb  U* 


•  th.r  in  ».!.ll- 

eat  to  pay  the  latereat  on  all  It*  i. 
t  mill  oa  eaeh  dollar  of  ths  ssesesi  rt  valaalleaj 
so  principal  of  the  heads  when  due.  The  maintenance 
tasxTto  ttepayment  of  ib*  principal  of  the  bond*  Is  "de 
tof  the  contract  with  the  holder  of  any  bonds  of  the 
BMtflar  ha  IsesMd  aad  shall  he  kept  Inviolate."  In  ae- 
hls  provision  there  wa*  raised  by  taxation  for  the  sink- 
••  slnklag  fund  to  Invested  In  city  of 
ind  i1!  per  cent  beads. 

r.— The  city  of  Minneapolis  to  restricted  la  all  legtola- 
•faltitbe  Iseewaad  sale  of  bonds,  and  to  required  to 
>  Mlowlag  limit :  Frosa  the  total  torae  of  all  city  bonds 
»4  the  total  anonnt  of  fund*  and  securities  In  the  .Ink 
i  ha  lease  shall  not  exeeed  5  per  eeat  of  the  anrecate 
'  property  of  the  city  as  aseeeeed  and  determined 

The  receipt*  from  water  la  1896  ware  $222,- 

water  works.  $1O4.9A7. 

eltys  a d  valua- 

actual  value)  tax  rate  and 


JATIONAND  INDEBTEDNESS. - 
operty  botag asseesedabnut  >•  of  It* 
•eht  have  beea  ae  f. 


T  .,  ;  ,;  :  ••     ,. 


Tf*  Kni'. 


--  „  -  .,  - 
n  i 


•\  M 

...  a 

2310 

;  ..... 

;  i  -••  ' 


. 

7.S' 

7.465.000 
7^40^00 
7.0S0.500 
2.461.000 
1.101.000 


County  seat  Is  Olenwood. 
LOANS-  •»«»  D»*- 


. 

Ss.July,  $*L\000 July  1.1906 

Int.  payable  at  BC  Paul.  Minn. 
Total  debt  Feb.  8. 1897..    $65,OOO 
SlakUucmnd  1.000 

»t  ilrbt  Feb.  8.  1»97  . . .       63.000 
Tax  valuation,  real 1,972,798 


Tax  valuation,  personal  $37.'>.i<>7 
Total  valuation  1897...   2.349,105 
Assessment  to  v>  actual  value. 
State  tax  (per  $1.000)...        $3-00 
County  tax  (per  $1,OOO).          7 •-.. 

Population  la  1895  was 11.637 

Population  la  1890  was 1O.O32 


RAMSEY    CO.— D.  M.  Sri.i.n  AS.  <'o.  Auditor. 

County  Includes  the  City  of  St.  Paul  (which  Is  the  county 
Its"  aaaeased  valuation  betas;  but  sliuht Ir  In  excess  of  that  of  the 
Certain  of  the  bond*  below  described  have  the  faith  and  credit 
»t  Paul  and  the  county  pledged  for  their  payment,  principal 

FUXIIIKO  FLOATIXO  DEBT— 
4V.  MAX.  $75.000.. May  2.   19O7 
4s,    MAS,     5O.OOO.. Mar.  1,  1915 

BIMBWAL  BomM— 
»«.  AAO.... $7,000.. ..Apr.  1,  1901 
ae,AAO....  7.000.. 
&•.  AAO... .31.OOO.. 

8TBBBT  BoKDft— 

..a, $2.400. 


..Apr.  1.  19O2 
..Apr.  1,  1908 


..  Past  due. 


LOAN8- 
BBiuon— 

7s,  MAS... $50,000.. .Bept.2,  1898 
7s.  MAN...  lH.OOO...May  1.  1899 
4V.PAA.  75,000... Aug.  1,  1917 

COL-BT  HoL-SB  AMD  < '1 1 1    HALL— 

As.  JAJ,  $00,000... Jan.  1,  1915 
4V.JAJ.  100.000... Jan.  4.  1916 
4V, MAX .200.000  ..May  2.  1917 
4V.  JAJ.  150.000.  ..  July  2,  1918 

INTEREST  Is  mostly  payable  In  New  York  at  the  Chase  Nat.  Bank. 

TOTAL  DEBT  was  $849.826  on  Jan.  1. 1897.  Bonded  debt  Jan.  1. 
Isi.Y.  was  $815.460.  Including  $2.64O  o/fMVdne  bonds  which  have 
not  yet  been  presented  for  payment. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  In  1896  of  real  estate  was  $80,446.176: 
per£narpro|..riv.%l  1.272.536:  total.  »9«.«03.4»0.    The  total  assessed. 
valuation  la  1889  (tax  of  189O)  was  8126.588^33.  against  $30,547,264 
la  1880.    The  tax  rate  per  $1.OOO  In  1896  was  M  follows :  State  tax 
$9-99;  county  tax,  «3  35. 

POPULATION  In  1895  was  117.. '•37;  la  1«1>O  It  was  139.796;  In 
188V  It  wa*  49.890;  In  1894  (eetluated).  l-O.OOO. 


.  Maror. 

. —  ;  w     K.  TAYLOR.  City  Clerk. 
Red  Wln(  '•  situated  In  Moodhue  County. 


LOANS—  Wnen  Out. 

BMIUOB  Bonne— 

5s,  JAJ.  $60.000 Julv  1 

($5,OOO  doe  yearly)  to  J  ul  v  l.  run 

Mi>-«.  CIXT.  KR.  Bonne— 

6s,  JAJ.  $25.000 July  1.  1897 

(•S.OOO  dae  yearly)  to  July  1, 19O1 

R.  W.  A  IOWA  RT.  Bonue— 
4«.  Jan.  1,  $18.000.  ...Jan.  1, 19O9 

WATBKWOBKH— 


5..  J.kJ.  $80.000 July  1.  1902 

($9.000  doe  yearly)  to  July  1.  1917 

Interest  payable  at  Red  Wliik- 

The  oost  of  the  city's  water  works  was  $100.000 
supporting. 

RED\VOOD   CO. — County  seat  is  Redwood  Falls. 


Total  cli-bt  Fel..  1.  1897..  $183,000 
WaU-r  debt  (included)...      8O.OOO 

Hlnklnit  fuiMl 7.5OO 

Netdebt 175,500 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,535,084 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    576,269 
Total  valuat Ion  1893. . . .2. 1 1 1 ,3:>3 
Assessment  uuout  's  »rt ual  value. 
City  tax  (per  $1.0OO)  1895.  .* 
Population  in  18'J6  alxiut  ..  .7.KOO 

Population  in  IH'.tOwas 6,294 

Population  In  188OWIW .\876 

Population  In  lS7Owa« 4,260 

They  are  now  self- 


LOANS—  W*«»  1»" 

J  MI.  BonM — 
.".-.  JAJ.  $12.000.... $1,OOO  yearly. 

H\tt                      1.4— 
7».  JAJ,  $5O.OOO July   1.1000 

Int.  to  payable  at  Ht.  Paul.  Minn. 
Total  debt  Mar..  1896. .      $63,OOO 


Tax  valuation  lH95....$r>,OOo.<iiHi 

Asscssiurut  Is  »a  actual  vilur. 
Htatetax  (pcr$l.OOO)  ".< 

I'ouiitv  tux  (per$l,OOO) 

ro|.uhitlon  in  Itwjwas  ....13,632 
Po|Hilatlon  lu  .1890  was 9,386 


114 


STATE 


CITY  SUf fUMSNT, 


Vol.  LX1V- 


REDWOOD   FALLS.- 


This  l»  the  county  seat  of  Redwood  County. 

LOANS-  Amount.  I  Tax  valuation  1894....    $459,889 

Railroad  aft  bonds...     ...  $10,OOO  I  Real  valuation  (about).   1,250,000 

W»t»r  bond* 40.000    Population  in  IHOOwas 1,238 

Total  drlit  March,  1898...    50,000  |  Population  in  1895  was 1,589 

ROCHESTER.— U.  II.  WITHERSTINE. 

This  In  the  county  seat  of  Olmstead  Co. 

Due.    Total  debt  Apr.  1,  1896.     $31,000 

Tax  valuation  1895 $1,693,073 

Assessment  about  "B  actual  value. 
Tax  rate  (per  $1,000). .        $31-10 

Population  in  1895  was 6,429 

Population  in  1890  was 5,321 


LOANS— 
REFUNDING  RR.  BONDS— 

«,  J&J,  $20.000 Jan.  1,  1913 

8uii|«vt  to  call  after  Jan.  1,  1903 
Boniled  debt  Apr.  1, 1890.$20.0OO 
Floating  debt 14,000 


ROCK  COUNTY.— C.  S.  BRUCE,  Auditor. 


County  seat  Is  Luverne. 
LOANS—-  When  Due. 

COURT  HOUSE  AND  JAIL  BONDS— 
4»io»,  Aug.,  $10,000.. Aug.  1,  1907 
4»108.  Aug.,  5,000.  .Aug.  1,  1909 

5»,       Apr.,    15.000 1911-3-5 

<$3.000  duo  each  year  on  Apr.  20.) 

RAILROAD  BONDS — 

10s,  J&J,    18,350 .Tan.  1, 1898 

Total  debt  Jan.  1,1896.... $72,350 
Sinking  fund. 9,000 

INTEREST  on  the  4«10  per  cent 
others  at  New  York. 


Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1896 $63,350 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,828,573 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  464,426 
Total  valuation  1895  ....3,292,999 
Assessment  Is  13  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per  $1,000) $2-95 

County  tax  (per  $1,000) 4-40 

Population  in  1894  was 8,597 

Population  In  1890  was 6,817 

bonds  Is  payable  at  St.  Paul;  on  all 


T  A  A/rrrc:      5C-  ELLSWORTH,  Mayor. 

J  -A-iVltS. —  }M.  j.  ARMSTRONW.  Treasurer. 
St.  James  Is  In  Watonwan  County. 
Bonded  debt  Mar.,  1897... $30,000  I  Total  tax  (per  $1,000)  '96. ..$32-20 

The  village  has  no  rtoatlng  debt.      |  Population  in  1895  was 1,874 

Total  valuation  1896 407,669  I  Population  In  1890  was 939 

Assessment  about  >o  actual  value.     I  Population  in  1897  (est.)  — 2,214 


ST.  LOUIS  CO.— L.  H.  WHIPPLE,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  Is  Duluth. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS— 
8s,  Oct.,  $250,000 1923 

REFUNDING — 

6s,  J&J,  $91,150 1907 

County  bonds  outstanding.. $1,000 

ROAD  AND  BRIDGE  BONDS — 

58,     J&J,  $40,OOO 1908 

4>38,J&J,    30,000 1909 

4'-]s.l.U.    50,000 1910 

4»38,  J&J,    30,000.... July  1,  1911 
48,     J&J,  180,000 1916 


Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,  '97. $642,150 
The  county  lias  no  floating  debt. 

Sinking  fund $63,500 

Net  debt  Feb.  1, 1897...       578,550 

Tax  valuation, real 38,417,039 

Tax  valuat'n,  person'l.  5,170,272 
Total  valuation  1896. ..43,587,311 
Assessment  fr.  40  to  60%  act.  value 
State  and  co. tax  (per  $1 ,000) .  $7-40 

Population  In  1895  was 77,487 

Population  In  1890  was 44,862 


INTEREST  Is  payable  in  New  York  at  American  Exchange  National 
Bank. 


GIT1     I=>  A  TTT          S  FRANK  B.  DO  RAN,  Mayor. 
0  L  •    ~AM  *-•• —  J  J.  J.  McCARDY,  Comptroller. 

St.  Paul  Is  in  Ramsey  County,  and  its  valuation  is  only  slightly 
less  than  the  valuation  of  the  entire  county.  Some  of  the  Ramsey 
County  bonds  have  the  faith  and  credit  of  both  county  and  city  pledged 
for  their  payment,  principal  and  interest.  In  the  following  report  of 
the  city  debt  the  tlrst  table  gives  the  outstanding  bonds  in  detail  and 
the  second  table  gives  details  regarding  the  certificates  of  indebtedness. 

BONDED  DEBT. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

BRIDGE  LOANS — 

7s,  M&S,  $35,000.. Mar.15, 1898 
5s,  A&O,  5,000.. Apr.  2,  1908 
5s,  M&N,  200,000.. May  1,  1915 
4ias,  J&J,  100,000.. July  1,  1916 
4*38,  M&N,  214,000.. May  2,  1917 
4138,  MAN,  50,000.. Nov.15, 19 17 
4138,  J&J,  300,000.. July  2,  1918 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

ABUTMENTS— R.R.  CROSSINGS— 
4JB8,  J&J,  $50,000....  Jan.  1,  1916 

ALMS  AND  WORK  HOUSE- 
SB,  J&D,     $7,5OO....Deo.  1,  1897 
5s,  A&O,     25,000. ...Apr.  2,  1913 
5s,  M&S,     25,000.. .. Mar.  1,   1914 
4s,  F&A,      30,000.... Aug.  1,  1906 

BOARD  OF  EDUCATION — 
8s,  A&O,  $50,000.. Apr.  2,  1903 
8s,  M&N,  50,000.. May  2,  1915 
4i«8,J&J,  50,000..  July  1,  1902 
4i«s,  F&A,  50,000.. Feb.  1,  1916 
4>38,  M&N,  150,000.. May  2,  1917 
4>38,  J&J,  150,000.. July  2,  1918 
4*38,M&N,  100,000. . May  1,  1919 
48,  J&J,  100,000..  Jan.  15, 1920 

COUNCIL  A. T •  IATIONS— 

4»ss,  M&N,  $l'i  i.OfO.May  2,   1917 

COURT  HOUSE  AND  CITY  HALL— 
8s,  J&J,  $50,000.. Jan.  1,  1915 
4>38,  J&J,  100,000..  Jan.  1,  1916 
4>38,  M&N,  200,000. .May  2,  1917 
4"ss,  J&J,  150.OOO..July  2,  1918 

FIRE  DEPARTMENT— 
4>as,  J&J,    $50,000. .Jan.  1,  1916 
4)38,  M&N,  100,000.. May  2,  1917 

HOSPITAL— 

4138,  M&N,  $50,000.. May  2,  1917 
4>ss,  F&A,  50,000. .Aug.  1,  1921 
4s,  F&A,  50,000.. Aug.  1,  1919 

LEVEE — 
5s,     A&O,  $20,000.. Apr.  2,  1903 

LAKE  COMO  BONDS — 
4ij8,  M&S.    $25,000.. 8ept.l,  1921 

LOCAL  IMPROVEMENT— 
7s,  J&J,      $100,000..  July  1,  1898 

MARKET- 
OB.  A&O,     $40,000...  Apr.  1,  1899 

PAKKS— 

7s,  J&J,  $100,000.. July  1,  1903 
5s,  A&O,  25,000. .Apr.  2,  1913 
4138,  J&J,  25,000.. Jan.  1,  1916 
4^38,  M&S,  225,000.. Sept.  1,  1917 
4s,  M&N,  45,000.  .May  1,  1920 

RAILROAD  AID — 

8s,  M&S,      $50,000.. 8ept.l,  1897 
6s,  M&N,       75.000.. Nov. 21, 1898 
50,000. .Dec.  23, 1898 
10O.OOO.. Dec.  15,  190O 
75,000..  Apr.  1,  1904 
45,000. .Aug.  1,  1904 


, 

6s,  J&D, 
6s,  J&D, 
6R,  A&O, 
5s,  F&A, 


4»ss,  F&A,      16,000.. Aug.  1,  1918 

48,     F&A,        5,000. .Aug.  1,  1906 

4s.     J&D,      26.000..  J'nel,  1907 

4s.     J&J,       34,OOO..  July  1,  1919 

4s,     J&J,    250,000.. Jan.  1.  1920 

4s,     M&N,    55,000. .May  1,  1920 


SEWERAGE— 


aoa 


7s,     M&N,  $100,OOO.May  1,  1898 
78,     M&N,      50,000. Nov.  2.  1899 
7s,     M&N,      27,000. May  1,  1903 
SOO.Sept.1,  1903 
4,000. Jan.  1,  1904 
3,000. Nov.l,  1904 
9, 800.  May  1,  1905 
95,000. Mar.  1,  1909 
100,000.  Apr.  J,  1908 
200,000  Apr.],  1915 
lOO.OOO.July  1,  1916 
200,000. May  2,  1917 
200,OOO.Deo.  1,  1918 
20,OOO. Aug.  1,  1906 
150,000. May  1,  1920 
250,OOO.Aug.  1,   1919 


, 

7s, 
7s, 
6s, 
5s, 
5s, 
5s, 
5s, 


M&N, 
M&S, 
J&J, 
M&N, 
M&N, 
M&S, 
A&O, 
— .     A&O, 
4>3S,  J&J, 

4>3S,  M&N, 
4138,  J&D, 
4s,  F&A, 
4s,  M&N, 
4s,  F&A, 

STREETS- 
SB,  A&O, 
5s,  A&O, 
- 


$5,000.  Apr.  1,  1909 
40,000  .Apr.  2,   1913 
-,-'rT^-'         35,000  .Aug.  1,  1913 
4s.  J&J,  25,000  .Jan.  1,  1920 

WATER- 
SB,  A&O,  $500,OOO.Apr.  1,  1909 
5s,  F&A,  150,000. Aug.  1  1913 
100.000.Apr.  1,  1914 
400,000. Apr.  1,  1918 
200,000. May  2,  1917 
300,000. Mar.  1,  1918 
100,000. Jan.  1,  1919 
160,OOO.Jan.  1,  1919 
100.000.May  1,  1919 
350,000.  Junel,  1912 
100.000.May  1,  1920 


, 
A&O, 


, 
5s, 

' 


,  M&s, 

4>28,  J&J, 
4138,  J&J, 

4138,  M&N, 
4s,  J&D, 
4s.  M&N, 


a,  

REDEMPTION- 
SB,  A&O,       $22,000.. Apr.  1.  1906 
4s,  M&N,         50,000. .  May  15, 1920 


WEST  ST.  PAUL 
7s,    A&O,      $13,500.Apr.  1,  1898 
4s,     M&N,      45,OOO.May  1    1920 


DEBT  CERTIFICATES   (See  CHRONICLE,  V.   63,  p.  847). 

LOANS—  • — Interest. — .    Principal, 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  Rate.  Payable.      When  Dtie.     OutslantPg. 

Department  funds 5    Mar.  &  June  June,  1897        $180,000 

do  do     4         June,  1897          402,300 

do  do     4         July,  1897         412,500 

do  do     4         JunelS,  1898     50,000 

PAR  VALUE.— The  bonds  are  all,  or  nsarly  all,  for  $1,000  each. 
INTEREST  on  all  bonds  of  this  city  is  payable  in  New  York. 
TOTAL  DEBT.  ETC.— The  following  statement  shows  the  total  debt 
of  the  olty  and  the  sinking  funda  held  against  the  same  on  each  of  the 
dates  named. 

Jan.  1,  1897.  Jan..  1,  1896. 

Total  bonded  debt  (including  water  bonds),..  $8,332,100      $8,332,100 
Floating  debt  or  certificates  of  indebtedness.     1,055,000        1 ,479,000 

Total  city  debt $9,387,100      $9,811,100 

Less  sinking  funds 373,400  338,923 

Net  debt...  $9,013,700      $9,472,177 

Water  debt  included  in  the  above  total..  $2,460,000  $2,460,000 
CITY  PROPERTY.— The  water  works  owned  by  St.  Paul  are 
self-sustaining  and  cost  $5, 129,770.  The  water  debt  is  to  be  met  by 
the  Board  or  Water  Commissioners,  who,  according  to  the  city  char- 
ter, "shall  establish  such  water  rates  as  will  at  all  times  insure  to  the 
city  a  sufficient  income  to  pay  interest  and  to  provide  a  fund  to  pay 
principal  upon  all  the  bonds,  etc.,  issued  fer  water  purposes."  The 
real  estate  held  bj  the  city  is  valued  at  $9,232,115. 

VALUATION  AND  INDEBTEDNESS. -The  city's  assessed  val- 
uation, said  to  be  about  60  per  cent  of  actual  value,  and  tax  rate  have 
been  as  follows : 

Total  City 

/ Assessed'  Valuation. ^  Tax  Rate      Bonds. 

Real.  Personal.  Total.       per  $1,000.  Dec.  31. 

$79,065,011    $14,042,700      $93,107,741    $21-40    $*,li32,100 


Tears 
1896. 

lH9r>. 
1894. 
1893. 
1890. 
1885. 
1S«2. 
1880. 


109,494,303 

109,179,310 

109,710,896 

106,204,133 

50,512,212 

30,000,000 


13,149,400 
14,170,395 
16,904,398 
16,895,335 
14,291,946 
10,026,777 


122,613,703 
123,349,705 
126.615,294 
'122,000,000 
64,804,158 
40,026,777 
27,955,387 


20-30 
21-00 
20-00 
20-00 
19-50 
21-00 
18-00 


,  332,  100 
8,392.100 
8,442,100 

- 


. 

3,815,641 
1,959,910 


All  the  valuation  figures  are  as  reported  after  deducting  exemptionn. 

POPULATION.— In  1890  population  was  133,156;  in  1880  it  was 
41,473 :  in  187O  it  was  20,030.  It  is  claimed  that  the  figures  reported 
by  the  U.  S.  Census  Bureau  for  1890  were  too  small. 

OT-     rDTTTTT'Q         <  L.  M.  ERICKSON,  Mayor. 
t>  1  •    f^^-  1  E-r-t. —  £  c.  R.  DAVIS,  City  Clerk. 

A  city  in  NicoUet  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

ELKCTRIC-LIGHT  BONDS — 
63.  F&A,    3,000 Aug.  1,  1899 

REFUNDING  BONDS— 
5138,  M&S,  $5,OOO.... Sept.  1, 1901 
5138,  M&S,    5,000.... Sept.  1, 1906 
5*38,  M&S,    5,000.... Sept.  1,  1911 

IMPROVEMENT  BONDS — 

6s,  Sept., $9,000 Sept.  1, 1898 

6s,  Sept.,  9,000 Sept.  1,1903 

6s,  Sept.,  9,000 Sept.  1,1908 

INTERESTon  the  improvement  bonds  is  payable  at  the  City  Clerk's 
office ;  on  other  bonds  at  the  Chase  National  Bank,  New  York  City. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, '97... $19,000 
City  has  no  floating  debt. 

Tax  valuation,  real 436,010 

Tax  valuation,  personal... 301, 606 

Total  valuation  1896 737,646 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) 35-75 

Population  in  1895  was 4,251 

Population  in  1890  was 3,671 

Population  in  1880  was 3,436 


SOUTH    ST.    PAUL. — South   St.    Paul   is   situated  in 
Dakota  Connty. 

LOANS.—  When  Due. 

CITY  HALL  BONDS: 

6s,  J&D,  $10,000 June  1, 1914 

6s,  J&U,      5,000 Dec.  1, 1920 

EDUCATIONAL  BONDS. 
6s,  J&D,    $20,000... June    1,1914 
6s,  J&D,        1.000..  .Dec.    2,1907 
6s,  M&S,        1,000. ..Sept.  15, 1914 


6s, J&D,       3,000. ..Dec.    2,1919 
FIRE  DEPARTMENT  BONDS: 

6s,  J&D,  $5,000 Junel,  1914 

6s,  M&S,    3,000 Sept.  15,  1917 

6s,  J&D,    3,000 June  1,  1920 


6s,  J&J,  $3,000 Dec.  1,1920 

GENERAL  BONDS — 
6s,  J&D,  $5,000 Deo.  2, 1907 

IMPROVEMENT  BONDS: 

6s,  J&D,  $50,000 Junel,  1919 

6s,  M&S,  $11,000... Sept.  15, 1922 
Total  debt  (last  returns) .  .$120,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 064,167 

Tax  valuation,  personal.   141,304 
Total  valuation  1894. ...  1,105,471 

Population  in  1895  was 2,135 

Population  in  1890  was 2.242 

Population  in  1880  was 489 


INTEREST  is  payable  in  New  York  City  by  the  American  Exchange 
National  Bank. 


dTTT    T   \H7  A  TTT'D         5  CHARLES  A.  STAPLES,  Mayor. 
S>  I  1L_1_,  W  A  1  tL,t-l. —  {  j.  F_  BURKE,  Clerk. 

Stillwater  is  situated  in  Washington  County. 

PERMANENT  IMPOVEM'T— I  Cnn.- 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

CURRENT  FUND  BONDS,  1882 — 
5s,  FJt A,  $20,000 Feb.  15, 1912 

LEVEE  BONDS,  1875— 
10s,  Eeb.,  $6,000 Feb.  1, 1900 

REFUNDING  BONDS,  1891 — 
5s,  J&J,  $25,000 Jan.  1,  1921 

PERMANENT  IMPROVEMENT — 

5s,  M&S,  $50,000 Sept.  1, 1906 

5s,  M&S,    100,000. ...Sept.  1,1911 


5s,  J&J,  $60,000 July  1.1921 

City  has  no  floating  debt. 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, 1896. $371,000 

Tax  valuation,  real $3,760,77£ 

Tax  valuation,  personal  1,446,88! 
Total  valuation  1896..  5,207,067 
Assessment  is  3-5  actual  ^ 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $23-iK) 

Population  in  1895  was 12.0O4 

Population  in  1890  was 11,26( 


Population  1896  (est.) 14,000 


5s,  M&S,      50,000.... Sept.  1,1912 

5s,  A&O,      60,000 Oct.    1,1917 

INTEREST  on  the  levee  bonds  is  payable  by  the  Lumberman's 
National  Bank,  Stillwater;  on  all  other  bonds  at  the  Fifth  Avenue 
Bank,  New  York. 


TODD  COUNTY.— ALBERT  RHODA,  Auditor. 

County  seat  is  Long  Prairie. 

LOANS-  When  Due.  I  Tax  valuation,  real $2,613,476 

OURT  HOUSE—  I  Tax  valuation,  personal.    565,560 

Total  valuation  1896.... 3,179,031 
Assessment  about  23  actual  va 
Total  tax  (perSl.OOO). 

Population  in  1895  WHS 17,67-J 

Population  in  1890  was 


COURT  HOUSE 
7»,  J&J,  $25,000 May  13,  1913 

R.R.  AID— 

5s,  June  1,  $23,000... June  1, 1900 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, 1897.$42,000 

County  has  no  floating  debt. 


Sinking  fund $1,608  I  Population  in  1897 I'M11 

Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1897 40,391  | 

INTEREST  on  the  railroad  aid  bonds  is  payable  at  First  National 
Bank,  St.  Paul ;  on  the  court  house  bonds  at  National  Park  Bank,  N.  i  • 


TRACY.—  W.  F.  PAEKER,  Mayor. 

Tracy  is  in  Lyon  County. 


Total  debt  June,  1896. . .    $15,000 
Tax  valuation  1896  about. 380,000 


-*uiv/u  .Locrvr  e»i/uuu.t»OV,VW       r  upuiitnuil  ill   AOi/t'    «  t*o. .  .  - 

Assessment  about  *5  actual  value.    Population  in  1890  was. . . 


Total  tax  (per  $1,000) 
Population  in  1895  was 


IOWA-CITIES  MID  TOWNS, 


115 


WELLS.— A.  0.  OLESOX,  R-corder. 

Well*  I*  In  Faribault  County. 
LOANS —  WJbfM  />uc. 

WATKK  *  ELEC.  LT.  BOSD*— 

«*.May  1.9IO.OOO  1906 

1*1.000  yearly  to  1916.) 
.8epC.fJO.000  ...  .S»pt  1.  1914 
ided  debt  March, -97  ..•30.000 
attng  debt 5.OOO 


I  Total  debt  March.  1897.. .  .»35.00O 

Tax  valuation  1895 345,000 

AsatNMuient  In  "3  actual  value. 
Total  tax  <pe.  »1.000)....      $30-00 

Population  in  1895  WM l,7i>--> 

Populattoulu  1^90  WM 1.2O8 


INTEREST  I*  payable  at  the  Chemical  National  Bank,  N.  Y.  City. 

WIN  ON  A  —  {*-  B"  YOJMAN8,  Mayor. 

i*KSA1  A.       }  L.  D.  FRO«  f.  Oily  Recorder. 


Tnl«  city  U  toe  county 


:  of  Wluona  County. 


LOANS-  •"*«•  DIM. 

FEBKI  KUAD  It  BBIOOE  Bonue — 
JAJ.  «UU.Vx> Jan.  1. 


3e,J* 

Kl  > 


5*.  JoJ.  •10.000 

H  Wi.iox  BBIDOB— 
to,  Jan.  1.  BloO.000    Jan.  1. 1919 

(Parable  #10.000  yearly., 
BE  win  Boxua— 
4e,J*J.  »19.000  .July  1.  1  • 

-  W.  Br.- 

5*,J*J. •100.000  Jan.  1.  'O8  to'17 
I  Payable  •lo.OOO  yearly.) 

W  tTEE.  WoBK*  MOXbe— 

S*.  JAJ.  900.000 Joly  1.1VO2 

5*.  JAJ.    40.000 Julr  1.  1»19 

i  P»yaMe  *5.OOO  yearly.) 


4  >«,  JAJ,  940.000. July  1,  -04  to '11 

( r-ayable  •5.0OO  yearly.) 
Bonded  debt  Feb.  l.*7.  *J9i,5OO 
Water  debt  (Included) . . .    140.0OO 
School  bead*  (addlUoaal)      82.OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 5.O3O.OI6 

Tax  valuation,  penonal.  1.7533 19 
Total  valuation  1896.... 6,783.335 
lane*  an  at  about  48  p.  e.  actual. 

City  tax  (per»l,000) C3O-OO 

Popalatton  la  189O  was... .18.208 
Popilation  In  MgOwas  ...10.VO8 
Population  In  lt*<J6  wa*....23,OOO 

INTEREST  en  all  the  bond*  I* 
payable  at  the  Park  National  Bank. 
New  York  City. 


JrVINONA  COUNTY. 


ILOANS- 
OOCBT  If  .L««  Bon 


Warn  Htf. 


,J*W.  •35.000 July  1.1996 

•00  due  yearly)  to  July  1, 19O« 

.  JAJ.  «HO.OOO  ...Joly  1.  10O3 

Jl  debt  Haul  retornsi  .  B53.OOO 

I  valuation,  real. . . .  .«9. 16O.4OO 
INTEREST  I*  payable  at  the  National  Park  Bank.  N.  Y 


SB 


Tax  valuation.  | 

Total  valuation  1893...I2.O43.584 
Tax  valaatlon  1895  ...11392.735 
Maa>tazraar«l,000l..  •3-35 

•a* 37.134 

la  1806  WM 33.797 


State  of    Iowa. 


i  r- 


DEBT,  RESOURCES,  A 

•taad  at  a  Territory  (Act  Jon*  12.  1889)    -      July  3.  1888 
State  (Act  Aojroat  4.  184*)     •     -    Doc.  88.  1846 
total  Are*  of  State  (aqoare  mile*)    -       ...        30,085 

Mate  Capital -    Dee  MotBaa 

P»f •  uor  (term  expiroi «d  Monday  Jan.  l«4i  -  F.  1C.  Drake 
•bontary  of  State  (lat  Monday  Jan.  1890)  -  -  O.  L.  Doboon 
ti4uditorC.it  M  iQdar  Jan.  1W)  •  •  C.  O.  McCarthy 
LctrhUature  HMOta  biennially  In  even  yearm,  the  Sd  Monday 
in  January,  and  there  is  no  limit  to  length  of  marioae. 

HISTORY  OF  DEBT. -For  bUtory  of  Iowa'*  debt  see  STATE  AID 
lOan  ScrrLBMBBt  af  April  1M94,  peg*  Ho. 

TOTAL  DEBT. -Iowa  ha*  at  nniEl  ae  »>ad«d  debt.  It*  8  per 

•at  bead*  to  the  aawaat  of  9*14. ttt  01  laeoed  to  the  Penaaaeet 

ai*ai  U  Fmad  aavtagbeea  paldea  April  19.  taw*.    OB  January  1,1897, 

« arrant*  to  the  amount  of  ahaett  •3OO.OOO  war*  »BtatBBdlB>  aad  the 

•ask  oa  haad  amounted  to  •I96.OOO. 

EQUALIZED  VALUATION.  -The  equalised  M i  valuation  of 

I  of 


Wtmknu 
TcM.  Oa*. 


Total. 

S5f».9?  4.648 
559.650.8-i4 


a*  follow*  la  tat  year* 
r*rmmml 

P»*A*a«*u  lT_ii  Jij-_i_ 

frwffFff,  JaWUr^V.  _  _  . 

413.970.588      M.705.MO  44JnVl«S 

'  1&S&3  its&is  iiiw  557.072:756 

llt.«l«.M4  4MaT.«30    672.1TJ    566.529,971 

105.543.204  4J.90XSON    663>74    623.882,858 

10«J72.9O6  31.072^30    293.O46    488^53,127 

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COUNTY  AND  CITY  INDEBTEDNESS.-" A*  emapared  with 
thar  Mlate*.  we  have  beea  remarkably  fortunate  IB  the  Bnaarlal  man- 
•«e*Bnil  of  ear  ettle*  aad  eeaatlea.  Meet  counties  are  entirely  free 
real  debt,  aad  the  aaaiber  ef  atttee  aad  ladepeadeat  dtotrleu  which  are 
aMBg  up  thetr  bead*  la  nematly  tBernilag.  The  people  of  our  state 
ake  a  jaat  pride  la  awlBtalalag  the  algae*  ataadard  of  public  and 
•nvaia  credit,  aad  la  carefully  gaardlag  the  right*  of  property."- 

' ITATION. -Iowa's  OMMttuitloB  restrict*  the  creating  of 

.ebt,b.,th  -TV.   !.-,::••,..    ;.    • 


Hot  thai  tar*il«a1iia  to  vary  safely  goarded— (1)  the  law  must 
for  the  «*n«eU*a  of  a  dlrwt  aannal  lax  nfMeat  to  pay  Oe 
oMrest  regularly  aad  «1«eaarge  the  debt  la  twenty  yean;  aad  (2)  the 
»» eaaaot  take  eaVrt  until  It  ha*  beea  Mbmltted  to  the  people  at  a 
I  recelvad  a  majority  ef  the  vote*  ea*t-    All  the 
» the  State  we  give  below. 

^•fca7.eerti»«  1.    [LlmttuMfn  e/HaK  ImmtUtmmm.]   The  credit 
^^K>  ahall  act  in  i 
ny  ih-tlvMaal.  a*ec 


hundred  and  ttfty  thousand  dollars:  and  the  money  arlsine  from  the 
creation  of  such  debts  shall  be  applied  to  the  purpose  for  which  it  waa 
obtained,  or  to  repay  the  debts  so  contracted,  and  to  no  other  purpose 
whatever. 

SECTION  4.  [For  tckat  other  purpoiet  State  may  contract  debt.]  In 
addition  to  the  above  limited  power  to  contract  debts,  the  State  may 
contract  debt*  to  repel  invasion,  suppress  insurrection,  or  defend  the 
8tate  In  war;  bnt  the  money  arising  from  the  debts  so  contracted  shall 
be  applied  for  the  purpose  for  which  it  was  raised,  or  to  repay  such 
debts,  and  to  no  other  imnio*e  whatever. 

SECTION  5.  [Other  debt*  to  be  authorized.]— Except  the  debts  herelnbe 
fore  specified  in  this  article,  no  debt  shall  be  hereafter  contracted  by  or 
on  behalf  of  this  State,  unless  such  debt  shall  be  authorized  by  some  law 
for  some  single  work  or  object,  to  bo  distinctly  specified  therein ;  and 
such  law  shall  tmpoee  and  provide  for  the  collection  of  a  direct  annual 
tax  sufficient  to  pay  the  Interest  on  such  debt  a*  It  falls  due,  and  also 
to  pay  and  discharge  the  principal  of  such  debt  within  twenty  year* 
from  the  time  of  contracting  thereof;  but  no  suuh  law  shall  take  effect 
until  at  a  general  election  it  ahall  have  been  submitted  to  the  people, 
and  have  received  a  majority  of  all  the  votes  cast  for  and  against  it  at 
•uch  election ;  and  all  money  raised  by  authority  of  snch  law  shall  be 
applied  only  to  the  ipeciflc  object  therein  stated,  or  to  the  payment  of 
the  debt  created  thereby ;  and  such  law  shall  be  published  in  at  least  one 
newspaper  in  each  county.  If  one  Is  published  therein,  throughout  the 
ftau-.  for  three  mouths  preceding  the  election  at  which  it  is  submitted 
to  the  people. 

ARTICLE  VIII,  Section  3.  [State  not  to  be  a  ttotkholder.]— The  State 
•hall  not  become  a  stockholder  In  any  corporation,  nor  shall  it  assume 
or  pay  the  debt  or  liability  of  any  corporation,  unless  incurred  in  time 
of  war  for  the  benefit  of  the  State. 

There  can  be  but  little  fear  that  a  State  or  city  will  ever  create  debt  la 
any  larger  amount  than  It  can  easily  pay  where  the  law,  a*  In  the  above 
caae,  require*  a  tax  to  be  levied  at  the  time  of  Its  creation  sufficient  to 
pay  the  Interest  annually  aad  the  principal  when  due. 

SfOOKD.  at  lo  municipal  indebted neu,  the  Umlt  is  fixed  absolutely 
In  the  Constitution.  The  provisions  covering  the  subject  are  a*  followk 

ABTICLB  Till,  Section  4.  [Corporation  not  lo  be  a  iloekkolder.}  No 
pollHeal  or  municipal  corporation  ahall  become  a  stockholder  In  any 
banking  corporation,  dlr  '* 


or  Indirectly. 


*u  •».  i  MW  wn»i  •••>••»•»•  cxrwFMw  B*Mcy  OWWIMC  tnaroiea.  \ 

nUUoal  or  municipal  corporation  Khali  be  allowed 
In  any  manner,  or  for  any  purpoee,  to  an  amount  In 
•Bag  Bre  par  centum  on  the  value  of  the  taxable 
ft  county  or  *erpof«tloii  to  be  ascertained  by  the 


to    the  Incurring 


by  the 
of  Mich 


bfl 
in 

The  aaev*  Heatlea  3  of  article  XI)  cover*  ettle*.  oountien,  towni  and 
every  other  kind  of  political  or  municipal  corporation.  The  Supreme 
Court  of  Iowa  ha*  decided  that  even  a  aonool  dUtrlct  U  mich  a  oorpora- 
tloa  aad  aabject  to  the  5  per  cent  limit. 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.-The  population  of  Iowa  has  been  a* 
follow*  In  the  yean  named : 

1890 2.058.009  I  1870 1.194.090  I  1850 199,814 

1890 1.911.996    1800 874.913     1840 43.112 

..  I 

In  IMO-TOtaelaereaaewa*  519.107.  or  70-91  per  cent;  In  1870-flO 
430.593.  or  36-06  per  cent ;  In  1 880-90  287.38 1 ,  or  1 7-68  per  cent 


CITIES,  COUNTIES  AND  Towns 

nt  THE 
STATK  OF  IOWA. 

BOONE    SCHOOL    DISTRICT.— 
J.  J.  SHELL,  Secretary. 

Th  •  dMrlet  I*  la  BOOB*  County. 
LOANS—  "a**  />•«.  I  Total  debt  Feb.  1 . 1897  . .    A43.700 

RBTUIDIKO  BOBve—  I  Ta«  valuation '95  (eet.)..  1.O25.OOO 

5*.  JAJ.  •27.000. . . . . J  uly    1 , 1905  I  Real  valaatlon  (e*V) 3.0OO.OOO 

5s.  J*I>.    13.000..... Dee.  15. 1901    Population  (estimated) 8,965 

Bond*  optional  5  yean  from  date.  I 

INTEREST  1*  payable  la  Beeae  and  at  the  First  National  Bank  of 
Chicago. 

DTIT-JT    i  KT  r~  T~ /-MVT        }  P.  C.  NAUMANJf,  Mayor. 

BURLINGTON.— (JOHH  s.  FEAR,  Auditor. 
Burlington  U  la  DM  Molaee  County. 

RLOAN|S«o" 
SeJSxKS.AOO 


Oe*.  1. 1897 


(f90.000diM>y-rly>  to  Oct.  1.  1900 
S.,  AAO.»a3.6oO Oet,  1, 1907 

Subject  to  call  afwrTlWl 


Hi  »i-  WATEE  Co.  l*r  MOBTOAOB 

Box  w>,  IjrrBBBeT  AMPMBD— 
6*.  M*U(. •164.000... Nov.  1,  1902 


use  of  water  agree*  to  pay  the  Inter 
ixmdbolder,  and  to  pay  V2.UOO  ye* 


rea  or  leaued  to,  or  In  aid  at, 
;  aad  the  State  ahall  never 
or  liabilities  of  any  Individ- 
"  la  time  of  war  for  the 

to  enpply  casual 
provided 


INTEREST  on  bond*  1*  payable  In  New  York  at  Chemical  National 
Bank  and  In  Burlington. 

BONDED  DEBT  oo  February  1, 1897.  was  »2B3,OOO;  floating  debt. 
•54.550:  total  debt.  *317.55<>:  sinking  fund.  •12.7U3;  net  debt, 
•304.787.  The  net  debt  en  January  1.  1892.  was  •39I.OOO.  The 
are  aot  taetaded  In  the  total  funded  debt,  as  they  are  the 
•ay.  The  city,  bowover.  In  return  for 
Interest  on  these  bonds  directly  to  the 

.    .  )  yearly  to  a  linking  fund  for  their  re- 

aanption. 

In  1896  of  real  estate  was  •3.O29.239; 
.lit:  total  tax  rate  (per 
county  tax.  $11-70;  city 

lax.  BW-OO;   school  tax.  •til-OO.     IB  the  water  dl-tnct.  which  in- 
clude* about  one-half  the  elty.  the  water  tax  (per  •l.OOO)  I*»5O-OO. 
Property  I*  aseenad  at  -about  25  per  cent  of  It*  actual  value." 
POPULATION  In  189O  was  22.565;  In  1880  It  wa*  19,450;  In  1897 

CASS  COUNTY.— T.  W.  BROWN,  Treasurer. 

County  aeat  U  Atlantic. 
LOANSr  *****  Due-  1  Bonded  debt  Jan.,  1897.    •45,OOO 


..f  two 


FD*DI*I»  BOKO*— 

6*.J*D,  08,500 July  1.1902 

Above  bond*  are  all  optional. 


5s,  JAJ.  B23.000 Jan   1.1910 

Interest  payable  at  Atlantic. 
Real  estate  Is 


I  Tax  valuation,  real 5,138.165 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  950,930 
Total  valuation  1896.  ...6,088,555 
State  A  Co.  tax  (per  *1,OOO).«5-7O 
as 19,645 


Population  In  1890  w 
Population  In  1897  (e*t.)...23;oOO 
at  one-third  of  it*  actual  value  and  personal 


110 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LX1V. 


CEDAR    RAPIDS. —  { T.  DEVENI)OKF,CityTrea*urer. 
Cedar  Rapids  Is  situated  In  Linn  County.    All  bonds  are  exempt  1 


city  tax. 

i    rtAWO 

FLOATING  DEBT  BONDS— 


4* 

RE 


EFUNDING  BOHDB— 


Total  debt  .............    $276,900 


.-  3,939,964 

Tax  valuation,  city  .....  11.181,052 
Total  valuation  1895...  18,121,916 

-  ttl 


$41-00 

...22,555 
...18.O20 
....10,104 


SBKi.  Sebt  r.8/.::. . :...m»oo 

INTEREST  Is  payable  at  City  Treasury. 
TAX  FREE.— All  of  the  bonds  Issued  by  the  city  of  Cedar  Rapids 
are  exempt  from  taxation. 

CEDA.R  RAPIDS  SCHOOL  DISTRICT.— B.  M. 
SCOTT,  Treasurer. 

— •      -  Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

5s,  MAN,  $10,000 May  1, 1904 

Subject  to  call. 

4"fls,  JAD.  $45,000. ..June  1,  1905 
4>38,  JAJ,  5,000... July  1,1905 
Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897..  $161,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 3,928,131 

Assessment  about  H  actual  value. 

School  tax  (per  $1,000) $22-00 

P»pulation  In  1897  (est.) . . .  25,000 


When  Due. 


LOANS- 
NKW  BUILDINGS— 
4>«s,  AAO,  $15,000. ..Apr.  1, 1899 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
4iss,  MAN,  $40,000. . .May  1, 1900 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
4»8B,  MAN,  $18,OOO. .  .May  1,  1905 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
RKFUXDINO  BONDS— 
5s,  M&N  $28,OOO May  2, 1901 


>ft     ^>ltV*>    ^io,WVF..  -  -  -  •«*"J    — »  *«'v*       »w^™™ 

INTEREST  on  the  bonds  of  this  school  district  is  payable  at  the 
Treasurer's  office. 


CHARLES  CITY.— 

Charles  City  U>  In  Floyd  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

WATKK  BONDS — 
5s.  JAJ.  $19,000 July  1,1907 

(Subject  to  call  at  any  time.) 
Interest  payable  in  Charles  City. 


( H.  C.  BALDWIN,  Mayor. 
( D.  E.  MOORE,  Treasurer. 

Total  debt  Mar.  1, 1896.. .$22,000 

Tax  valuation  1895 675,000 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) 52-00 

Population  in  1890  was 2.802 

Population  1896  (estimated.)5,OOO 


CHEROKEE  CO.— J.  H.  SHELDON,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  Is  Cherokee.    Bonds  all  optional. 

Valuation,  personal $640,000 

Total  valuation  1896.... 4,365,000 
Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 
State  A  Co.  tax  (per  $1,000).  $7-70 

Population  in  1890  was 15,659 

Population  In  1897  (est.)..  18,000 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

COURT  HOUSE  AND  FUNDING- 
SB,  AAO,  $34,000... Apr.  1, 1901-2 

Subject  to  caU. 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897..    $34,OOO 
Valuation,  real 3,725,000 


CLINTON.— T.  M.  GOBBLE,  Mayor. 

Clinton  is  in  Clinton  County. 


Population  in  1890  was 13,619 

Population  in  1897  (est.). ..25,000 


Net  debt  (last  returns)..  $73,575 
Tax  valuation  1890....  1,900,000 
Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) ...  65-00 

CLINTON  SCHOOL  DISTRICT— A.  LAMB,  Treas. 


When  Due. 


Bondeddebt  Jan.  1,'97..    $98,500 

Tax  valuation  1896 2,456,140 

Assessment  bet.  'B  A' «  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $68-00 

Population  1897  (est.) 18,000 


LOANS— 

BUILDING  BONDS- 
SB,  J&D,  $10,000 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

REFUNDING  BONDS— 

5s,  J.vD,  $28.50O Dec.  1,  1903 

5s.  JAD,     10,000.. .. June  1,  1905 
4^8  M*N,  50,000. ...May  1,  19O6 

OPTIONAL.— All  refunding  bonds  are  subject  to  call  afterflve  years 
from  date  of  issue. 

INTEREST  on  all  bonds  is  payable  in  New  York. 


T3T    TTTT'crC         5  GEORGE  CARSON,   Mayor. 

t>J_,Ur  r  o. —  JF.  L.  EVANS,  Auditor. 

Council  Bluffs  is  in  Pottawattamie  County. 


Regular  Bonded  Debt. 
FIRE  BONDS— 

7s,  JAJ,  $8,000 July  1.  1901 

LOANS  OF  1878  AND  1880— 

7s,  AAO,  $70,000 Oct.  1,  1898 

7s,  JAJ,       4,900 July  1,  1900 

REFUNDING  1883— 

6s,  FAA,  $18,500 Aug.  1,  1903 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
fifMCial  bond»  (all  10-20s). 

INTKK8ECTION  IMP.,  10  208 — 

6s,  ,  $37,000 1905 

68,  ,       5,500 19O6 

6s,  ,     16,000 1907 

6s,  ,     57,500 1908 

6s,  ,    34,000 1909 


6s,  $36,500 1910 

6s,  11,000 1911 

6s,  7,500 1912 

6s,  4,000 1913 

6s,  10,500 1914 

6s,   2,500 1915 

INTERSECTION  IMPEOV.— (5-20s.' 

4138,  —   $40,OOO 1915 

Special  assessment  bonds. 

6s,  $45,700 1897 

6s,  21,200 1898 

6s,  16,000 1899 

6s,  —        7,400 1900 

6s,  7,700 1901 

6s,  3,300 1903 

6s,  —  200 190204 


INTEREST  on  all  the  bonds  Is  payable  in  New  York  City  at  the 
National  Park  Bank ;  also  at  City  Treasury. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  subjoined  statement  shows  Counci 
Bluffs'  total  bonded  municipal  debt,  the  special  debt  and  the  specia 
assessment  debt,  on  the  tlrst  of  March  of  each  of  the  years  Indicated. 

March.  1,     March  1,     March  1 

1897.  1896.  1895. 

Total  bonded  debt  under  5  p.  c.  limit.   $101,400     $140,400     $140,40C 

Speclalbonds 262.0OO       266,000       281,000 

Specia]  assessment  bonds 101,500       155,000       190,900 

Bondeddebt $464,900     $561,400     $612,900 

"  The  special  bonds  do  not  in  any  sense  come  under  the  5  per  cen 
Constitutional  limit,  their  issue  being  in  anticipation  of  a  special  levy 
authorized  by  law,  and  beiug  so  Issued  the  bondholders  may  coinpe 
the  city  to  make  a  throe-mill  levy,  and  as  long  as  tbe  annual  interest  on 
these  bonds  duos  not  exceed  the  proceeds  of  a  three-mill  levy,  there  can 
be  no  question  as  to  their  legality  and  perfect  safety."-  City  report. 

The  special  assessment  bonds  are  secured  by  property  oertincatei 
Issued  and  held  in  trust  for  bondholders. 

In  addition  fc>  the  bonded  debt  the  city  had  outstanding  on  March  1 
1897,  general  fund  warrants  to  the  amount  of  $123,274  and  wate. 
fund  warrants  to  the  amount  of  $37,7O5.  A  tax  levy  of  $5-00  (per 
$1,OOO)  is  made  each  year  for  water  purposes. 

The  sinking  funds  accumulated  on  the  straight  city  bonds  on  Marc) 
1, 1897.  iiiimuuti-d  to  *22,000,  and  on  the  inter-section  improvemeu 
bonds  to  $30.000,  making  a  total  of  $52,000. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  ("no 
more  than  30  per  cent  of  the  actual  value")  has  been  as  follows  in  tk 


ears  named.    Personal  and  railroad  property  is  assessed  every  year, 
rhlle  real  estate  Is  assessed  every  two  years  only. 

Penonal 
'ear».  Real  Estate.     Property.    Railroads.        Total. 

896    .  9 $ $ $5,000,000 

895  5,000.000 

894'  5,357,265 

890,  (partly  est.) 4,475,159      1,007,432      433,006      5,915,597 

8811  ..  4,475,159      1,956,583      687,766      6,119,508 

887  ..  3,329,902          784,880      454,008      4,568,790 

881 2,266,802         659,406      149,325      3,075,535 

TAX  LEVY.— The  total  tax  for  1897  (per  $1.OOO)  Is  $56-00.    In 
895  it  was  (per$l,OOO)  $60-OO.  In  1894  the  total  tax  rate  (per  $l,OOO) 

was  $61-75,  including  the  city  tax  of  $29-50,  a  general  tax  of  $14-50 

and  the  school  tax  of  $17-75. 
POPULATION  —In  1890  It  was  21,474;   In  1880  It  was  18,063;  In 

1895  it  was  20,189. 

COUNCIL    BLUFFS   SCHOOL  DISTRICT.— 

This  district  is  co-extensive  with  the  city  of  Council  Bluffs. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

BUILDING  BONDS — 
5s,  AAO,   $40,000.... Oct.  1,1898 
5;,  MAS,      25,000.... Sept.  1,  1902 
5s,  AAO,      10,000.... Oct.    1,1904 
5s,  J&D,    $77,500.... June  1,  1902 


REFUNDING  BONDS— 
Total  debt  (last  returns) .  $152,500 

Tax  valuation  1892 5,065,000 

Real  valuation  (est.).. $22,000,000 
Population  (est.) 35,000 


<>  J.  M.  SCURR,  Mayor. 
I  SCOTT  ARMSTRONG,  Treasurer. 
Creston  is  situated  in  Union  County. 


LOANS-  When  Due 

CITV  HALL  BONDS- 
SB,  MAS,  $11,000 Optional 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 

5s,  MAN,  $4,000 Optional 

5s.  AAO,  17,000 Oct.    1.  1897 

subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
5s,  MAS,  $13,OOO Sept.  1, 1908 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

School  bonds $39,000 

Street  bonds  (optional) 20,000 


Bonded  debt  (last  ret'us). $104,000 

Floating  debt 34,054 

Total  debt  (last  returns) .   138,054 

Tax  valuation,  real 904,913 

Tax  valuation,  personal..  235,902 

Total  valuation  1895 1,200,815 

Assessment  is  *&  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per$l,OOO) 65-00 

Population  in  1890  was 7,200 

Population  in  1880  was 5,011 

Population  1895  (est.) 6,851 


INTEREST  on  the  refunding  bonds  due  In  1897  and  on  tbe  $4,000 
refunding  bonds  is  payable  in  Creston;  on  other  bonds  in  New  York. 


(HENRY  VOLLMER,  Mayor. 
H.  HIECK,  Treasurer. 


r->  A  T7-rrivriz>/"iT3rT 
LJA  V-t.INJr'UJrl  J.  .  — 

Davenpon  is  In  Scott  County. 
LOANS.  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS— 

H!8,  FAA,  $275,000.  ...1909-1910 

IMPROV'T  PAVING  BONDS  — 

s,  Nov.l,$  36,000  .............  1899 

6s,  JAJ,    100,000  .............  1900 

6s,  JAJ,       25,000  .............  1901 

68,  J&J,      44.000  ............  1902 

I.Mi-KOVT  SEWER  BONDS  — 
6s,  var.,    $66,000  .....  18»9-'00-'01  i 

INTEREST  1*  Payable  at  the  Importers'  A  Traders'  National  Bank, 
New  York  City. 

OPTIONAL  —  The  special  improvement  bonds  are  subject  to  call. 

TAX  FREE-  All  of  the  city's  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897.  $275,000 
Improvem't  bonds  (ad.)  271,000 
Cash  balance  Feb.  1,'97  «-J,ias 

Tax  valuation  1895 10,000,000 

Assessment  is  23  actual  value. 
City  tax  (per  $1,000)  '96. . .  .$16-75 

Population  in  1890  was 26,872 

Population  in  1880  was 21, -Hi 

Population  in  1895  (est.).  -.30,126 


s  JOHN  MAC  VICAR,  Mayor. 

—  }  A.  B.  ELLIOTT,  Treasurer. 
Des  Moines  is  situated  in  Polk  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

4s,  M&N,  $300,000....  May  1,1916 

REFUNDING  BONDS— 
4s,  F&A,  $108,000  ____  Aug.  1.  1908 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

ANNEXED  TOWN  BONDS— 
6s $10,000  

FUNDING  BONDS — 
4s,  JAJ,  $323,000. ...July  1,  1915 


Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 


INTEREST  Is  payable  at  City  Treasury. 

BONDED  DEBT  on  February  1,  1897,  was  $741,000;  in  April,  1895, 
it  was  $534,500;  floating  debt.  $354,886;  total  debt,  $889,380  ;  sink- 
ing fund,  $47,335  ;  net  debt  $842,051. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.—  The  total  assessed  valuation  for  1896 
was  $10,595,508.  In  1893  it  was  $16,261,630,  and  total  tax  rate  then 
(per  $1,000)  was  $57-50,  including  State  tax  $2,  county  tax  $11-50, 
city  tax  $27-62,  average  school  tax  $16-38.  In  1890  the  total  assessed 
valuation  was  $13,931,760.  Real  estate  is  assessed  at  20  per  cent  of 
its  actual  value. 

POPULATION.—  The  population  in  1890  was  50,093  ;  in  1880  was 
22,408;  in  1870  was  12,035;  in  1897  (est.),  65,000. 


JT.  T   DUFFY,  Mayor. 
—  (JOHN  O'CONNELL.  Clerk. 
Dubuque  Is  situated  in  Dubuque  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

GRANT  A  SMITH  SETTLEMENT— 
4s,  AAO,  $105,000. ..June  1,  1916 

MISCELLANEOUS  LOANS— 
6s $107,161. .1899  to  1904 

REFUNDING  BONDS  - 

4s,  Feb.,  $96,000 191fi 

4s 360,000 1917 

STOCKING   HOND8 — 

5s, $26.500 1911 

CORCORAN  LOAN — 
6s $1,346. due, not  presented 

TAX  PREE.  -All  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation  by  the  city. 


Interest  is  payable  by  the  City 
Treasurer  and  in  New  York. 
Bonded  debt  Mar.  1.  '96. $693. -'73 

Floating  debt 220,988 

Total  debt  Mar.  1, 1896  .  914,261 
Total  valuation  1896.$20,413.HUO 
Assessment  about  4-5  act.  value. 
Total  tax  rate  (per  $1,000).... *11 
Population  in  1890  was.... 30,311 
Population  in  1880  was. ...22, 254 
Population  In  1897 40,654 


DUBUQUE  CO.— F.  N.  SCHKOEDER,  Treasurer. 

Eq'd  valuat'u,  railroads    $r>66,011 


County  seat  is  Dubuque. 

LOANS—  WHen  Due. 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS— 

4s,  JAJ,  $125,000 Jan.  1, 1916 

Total  debt  Feb.  1,  1897..  $125,000 
Equal'd  valuation,  real.. 9,307,298 
Equal,  valuation,  pers'l.. 3, 190,274 


Tot.eq'dvaluat'n  1895.13,063,58! 
Assessment  about  "4  actual  v 
Population  in  1890  was  ...  49,84! 
Population  in  1897  was.... 60,111 


EMMET  COUNTY.-  -0.  0.  REFSELL,  Treas. 


County  seat  is  Esthervllle. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS— 
6s,  MAS,  $10,000.... Mar.  15,  1904 

Subject  to  call. 

FUNDING  BONDS- 
SB.  AAO,  1*20,000. . . .  Apr.    2, 1904 

Subject  to  call  after  Apr.  2,  1899 

REFUSING  BONDS— 
5s,  AAO.  $20,000.... Oct.    1,1912 

Subject  to  call  on  30  days'  notice. 


Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897. .    $50,(XX 

Sinking  fund l-."<" 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,1897....      3- 

Tax  valuation,  real l,l'J!>,41, 

Tax  valuation,  personal .    -J14.99. 

Total  valuation  1890 1,644,*W 

AssivsMHfiit  is  1.4  ac-lual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) *K'i!" 

Population  in  1 890  was 1.-2 ,  - 

Population  in  1895  (est.) 7,619 


INTEREST  on  the  bonds  Is  payable  at  Estherville,  Iowa. 


April,  1897. 


IOWA-CITIES 


TOWNS, 


117 


FORT  DODGE.—  Jg] 

This  city  la  In  Webster  County. 

LOANS-  »*<»  O***- 

^  i  I-ER  WORKS  BONDS— 

»>.J*J,  $16.000 1914 

•  call 19O4 

5* $34.000. 

Bonded  ili  bt  Mar..  l*9«i...$9^H 

Floatlne  drM 12.477 

Total  debt  Mar..  1896 64.477 


L.  GRANGER.  Mayor. 

—  -   Vis 


Tax  valuation,  real $937,880 

Tax  valuation,  personal      33O.90O 

Total  valuation  1895. ...1.318.840 

Assessment  i»  Hi  autual  value. 

Total  tax  <per#l.OOO> *4li-OO 

Population  In  1890  was 4.871 

Population  lu  I*SOwas 3.586 

Population  1803  (estimated)  8,7S« 


5  P.  WIKOFF,  Mayor. 
-  1C.  B.  STOW,  City  Clerk. 
Hamburg  la  in  Fremont  County. 

LOANS-  WA«»  Due. 

CITY  HALL  BONDS— 
8a.A40.      $5.466 1913 

t.K  WORK*  BONDS— 

•a.  J*D.     $14.000 1905 

Bunded  debt  Feb.  1/U7.    $19,466 


HAMPTON, 
DISTRICT 

LOANS- 

i«,JAU.  «7,OOO 

3..  MAS.  11.000 

Total  debt  Feb.,  1897. 
Tax  valuation, real... 


Tax  valuation  1896 $277.963 

Keal  valuation 1.5OO.OOO 

Population  In  189O  waa 1,634 

Population  In  IS-iOwa* 2.036 

Population  1897  (estimated). 2,300 


INDEPENDENT  SCHOOL 
OF.— N.  \V.  BEEBE,  Treasurer. 


WK*Hl>Ht.  I 


Tax  valuation,  personal.  $143.016 
Total  valuation.  1895....    371.1'ij 
Assessment  about  >«  actual  value. 
$l».OOO|T«tal  tax  <per$l.OOO) '94.      75-75 
226,086 1  Population  1897  (eat.) 3.OOO 


IOWA  CITY.-<;.  \V.  KOOXTZ,  Treasurer. 

Iowa  City  U  In  Johnson  County. 

LOANS-  *ke»D*t. 

.MACADAM  *  PAVrxo  BOKDO— 

5*  ......  $9.500  .............  - 

•a.  ......  1Y771       .......  - 

BCDEMrriox  Boa-Da— 


>,  $44,000....  April  1.1911 
Subject  to  call. 


Bunded  debt  Mar.  18,  '97 
Kloatlaw  debt  ............ 

Totaldebt  Mar.  15,  1897 


$75.774 
11.225 
87.099 

24.574 


Caehonhand  . 

Tax  valuation  18M  ......  ?,O29.OOO 

AaeeeM-t  U  50  P.O.  actual  value. 
Total  tax  <per$l,OOO)  .......  $38-00 

Population  189O  wa*  .........  7.01A 

5a,MJLN.    $8,500    ..May    1,1901    PopulaUon  IB  1895  <eat->  ...10.000 
Sublet  to  call. 
real  payable  In  Iowa  City. 
TAX  FREE.-AH  bonda  laaued  by  tola  city  areexeropt  from  taxation 


KEOKUK.- 


<  r.  T.  HfOBEM.  Mayor. 
•{•UMSKKT  BI8BKB,  Clerk. 


aokuk  Is  la  Lee  County-    lu  debt,  contracted   many  yean  ago. 

•  ime  to  over  $6OO.OOO.  bat  U  belmg  gradually  paid  off. 

ajaated  bonda  have  been  l-.u.-.!  to  n-fun.1  the  bonda  which  fell  due 

893  and  1894.  and  will  now  be  retired  at  the  rate  of  $4,5OO  per 

!      .]]. 

LOAN  WArw  D«*.  I     Rirmt>i*n  Bnxne : 

5«,  J.  *  J..  $100,000.. .Jan.  1. 190*1 
••'      Part  yearly  |  5e.J.*J..   1  OO.OOO..  July  1.1914 
1TEREST  l«  payable  In  New  York  City. 

'AL   BONDED    DEBT  Jan.  1.  1997,  waa  127O.5OO.    The  city 
Boating  debt  anifno  stoklnc  fund,    (ity  debts  In  this  State  are 

but 


_D  VALUATION. -TV. etty*  aa.ss.eil  valuation,  which  It 
par  ceat  of  the  actual  valn«.  and  tax  rate,  have  boaa  •• 

.      TWol  nu 

rw«/.       p*r  $1.000. 
•1.700.000         $41-80 


-I.75o.oo0 
3.700,000 

. 


4  ..  ...,.-, 


47-90 
41-70 

i .  $i 


•' •••• 

•.:..,..»„, 
11$ 
8M.1M  i. -.•..).  il  I 

3.442.7W5          1,007.010  i  i        HO 

rate  In  1  ««6  Included  State  and  county  tax.  $13-OO;   city  tax 
inv>.  and  school  tax.  $12-30.     . 

LATION. -la  1890  It  waa  14.101;  in  1480  It  wa*  12.117.  The 
oa  la  1997.  according  to  local  authority,  wa*  18.4OO. 

COUNTY.— II.  .1.  SCHROBDEB,  Auditor. 

aeat  I*  Fort  Madison. 

•ftajaXam 
I:..M.. 

Mar.  1.1915 
call  aftw  Mar.  1. 19OO. 


LOANS- 
•  laq 


. 

ao.  1.  1HV7.    *. 


vt  Jan.  1,  lew?....   flll.ooo 


Tax  v»lnattM.raal 
Ta<  valuation,  pen 
Total  TalwaUra  Ifl 


$8.029^37 

:     „,;„_.., 

I  >t  actual  value. 
*  Co.  tax  ia*r«l/xm$l«-oo 

.    jMtoal  18*0  waa.  37.71K 

Population  la  1896  waa." !  89^28 


•- 

.July  18.1898 

Part  yearly 

•>13 
ll  after  19O3.) 


MARS.— A.  I'.  BROWX,  Mayor. 

•noated  In  Plynonth  Connty.    The  water  bond*  are  not 
•fatten  of  the  city,  thoach  gaarantMd  aa  to  lntnr«t. 

»lnkln«  fund $8.0OO 

Wet  debt  Jan.  1.1896  ...       13.OOO 

Water  Co.  bonda 40.000 

Tax   raluatlon.  real tOOJOOO 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    2  »••.•""• 
Total  valuation.  1896. . . .    79O.OOO 
Aa*«ssa»'t  about  3O%  actual  value. 
ux  rale  (per  $1,OOO)     47-OO 
Population  In  1  WO  waa.. 
>l*>bt  Jan.,  1996  ...    $21.«OO  |  PopnUtlon  In  1890  WM 1.895 

tfcajajd*  were  laaaed  by  the  Water  *  Light  Co.    The  city  ha* 

AX  FREE     The  hoada  leaned  by  the  efty  are  exempt  from  taxation, 
•nebulldtn*  '-.ml.  I.  payable  at  the  Le  Mar*  National 
•  -wer  boad*  at  the  National  Park  Bank.  New  York. 

ARSHALLTOW^-lJ;S-.^^0IJ-/ItTr., 

^^••TB  h)  dtnated  In  Marahall  County. 


LOA 


When  DIM. 

.Jan.     1.1900 
.May  24.  1906 

>  i 


:.->,r  v  a 


; .  -.<  •  i 

.    ,-. 


GaahoBhaad $18.0OO 

Tax  valuation,  real 1.26O.OOO 

Tax  vataMtM 
Total  valna'n 

Total  tax  (par  fljobot'.          56-Vi 

Population  1«90 1,914 

Population  IHHO 6.24O 

PopiUatlOB  1896 10.025 


INTEREST  on  the  funding  IM>DJ«  due  In  19O6  lg  payable  at  Mar- 
nhalltown ;  on  all  other  bonda  at  New  York  City. 

TIT  A  o/^»M    r>I'T"V         '  A-  H-  CUMMINGS,  Mayor. 

MASaOIN  O11Y. — ) s. c. SALE, cierk. 

Mason  City  Is  situated  in  Cerro  Gordo  Comity. 

Total  debt  Jan.,  1896. . . .    $30,OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 880,782 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    185,596 

Total  valuation  1895 1,066,378 

Population  in  1890  was 4.O07 

Population  in  1895  (est) 6,000 


LOANS- 
WATER  Bosns— 

6a,  AiO,  I(«6,OOO June  1, 1905 

subject  to  call. 

Bonded  debt  Jan.,  1896... $26,OOO 
Floating  debt 4.0OO 


INTEREST  1»  payable  at  the  Chemical  National  Bank,  New  York. 
V/TTTC;/—  A  TfMTT1         5  E.  B.  FULLIAM,  Mayor. 

M  Uh>G AT1N fc.. —  \  BERT.  c.  BENHAM,  clerk. 

Muscatine  U  situated  In  Miucatine  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due.  I  Tax  valnatlon,  personal.  $97O,16O 

KtiLROAU  BONDS— 
6*.  AAO..  $337.600....  Oct  1,  1898 

Subject  to  call  at  par. 
Interest  la  paid  In  N.  Y. 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1.  '97.  $337,600 

Slnklnxfund 25.0OO 

Net  debt  Jan.  1.  1897....    312.6OO 


Total  valuation,  1896..  3,201  85O 
Total  valuation.  1891.. .2.825,315 
A*»f»8uient  about  h  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per*l.OOO),'96..f5O-OO 

City  tax  (per  $1,OOO) 25-00 

Population  In  189O  was 11,454 

Population  in  188O  waa H.295 


Tax  valuation,  real 2,187,120  I  Population  in  1895  waa 12,689 

q'BRIEN  COUNTY.— I.  R.  WEST,  Treasurer. 

County  aeat  la  Pringbar. 

LOANS—  W*'H  Due. 

KKKI  MUM;  BOND*— 
4s.  M*8,  $133,000.. Sept.  15,  1913 

subject  to  call  after  5  yean. 
Intereat  payable  at  Connty  Treaa. 
Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1896.    $133.OOO 
E<iua'd  valuation,  reaL.  3,190,042 


Equal'd  Vlu'fn,  p'm'n'l  $482.577 
Equal'd  v'lu'fn,  r"rda..  395.440 
Total  valuation  1895...  4,068,059 
AsaesanTt  not  over  "3  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1.000)  -93..  $12 -OO 
Population  In  149Owa8....  13.06O 
Population  In  1880  was....  4,155 


TAX  FREE.— The  county's  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

OTT I  T  M  \A7  A          5  D.  A.  L A,  FORCE.  Mayor. 
Oil  UM  W  A.— {L.M.  OODLEY.  Auditor. 


Ottnmwa  la  In  Wapello  County. 

LOANS—  *»«»•  D»*. 

KIM.IM;  Bowoa— 1889— 
5a,  MAN.  $30.000.  March  M,  1909 

1'vl  IX. i  li.iXDS— 

•a,  J*D.  $33,900 Dec.  1. 19OO 

6a.M*8.    8.984  .....M 

RAII.ROMI  Atn  CHXIM— 
4a,  A*«.$31.000 1897-1903 

($3.0OO  due  yearly  on  Oct.  5.) 
4a,  FAA,  $34,000.. ..rVb.  10,1906 


INTERJECTION  BONDS— 
6s,  K4A.  $3.000. 


Bondei  debt.  Mar..  1896^133,884 

Float!  n  if  debt 61,249 

Total  debt  March,  1896..    195,133 
City  haa  no  sinking  fund. 

Tax  valuation  1895 $4.010,000 

Aaaaasment  about  *B  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per$l,000) $45  6O 

Population  1H90 14.O01 

Population  1896  (eat.) 16.756 

The  street  paring  bond*  mentioned  above  are  a  special  lien  against 
abutllnK  property. 

OPTIONAL— All  of  the  <-lty*  bonds  are  optional  after  flve  yean 
from  date. 

INTEREST  on  the  railway  bonda  I*  payable  at  Ottumwa;  on  all 
other*  at  New  York, 


POLK  COUNTY.— H.  C.  Mi  IMMIEY,  Treasurer. 

County  neat  U  Dee  Motoea. 
LOANS-  "***  Dtu.  i  Tax  valuafn.  personal.$4.O70.570 

rvBojroe—  TOM!  filiation  ix'lti       •J-J.3S5.530 

5-.  AaVO,  $33.000 Optional  I  Aaeeeenent  i.  "4  actual  vnlue. 

Intercut  parable  at  De*  Molne*.       |  TuUI  tax  (p»-r  $1  .IMMI, #16-95 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1/U7.      $33.OOO  !  ,  n  waa 65.410 

Tax  valuation,  real lH.3U.utM>  I  1'opiilatiou  1*97  (eat.) UH.OOO 

POTT  AW  ATT  A  MTE  CO.-U  M.  A .:  v  n.T 

County  neat  la  Counrfl  Blufl* 

LOANS—  Wkem  Due.  I  Mlnklnir  fund.. 

-E  BOKO*— 
4<*i.  MAX.  $40.000..  .May  1,  1-»1>7  |  Tax  valuation 

•i*—  i  Tax  VH. 

4H«,  MA».  $3U,OOO     I -Mil   -n-j.-on  I  Total  valuatlo 
.irlyonMavi.          I      Aaaeanatnt 
•  >«  (per 
•  nrly  on  Mnv  1. 
Beaded  dewt  Jan.  i,  '97.. $110.0011    i 


$24.000 

1.    1-'.I7     .  -.li.lHMI 

real 10,1. 

19,010 
•mil  value. 

^I.IMMI $16-OO 

90  waa 47.i:«> 

>7  (eat.) 43.0OO 


RED  OAK.— 0.  E.  Jj  <'lerk. 

Red  Oak  I*  situated  In  Montgomery  County. 

LOANS-  Wktn  Dm*. 

\V.I,K  WORKS  BOND*— 
3..  J*l >.••-•  ne  13.  1901 

HuliVect  to  eall  at  any  time. 

•..  J*J.  $14.000 Jan.  1,  1914 

««t  to  eall  after  Jan.  1 
Total  dent  Feb.  1. 1896..  $31. mm 
Tax  valuation,  real 485.61O 


Tax  valuation,  DMMaMl.MflO.907 
Total  valuation  i  -  -\S77 

ABMatment  In  «n  actual  vnlui-. 
Total  tax  (per  $1  ,OOO|  . . .     $5«-2O 
fiiiniiution  in  I-.IMI  wiw :(.:<2i 

I'nplllallon  III  HMO  wiw 3.755 

J'opiiliitiiin  in  1K»5  (ent.) 4,221 


INTEREST  on  the  txtnda  due  ID  19O1  l«  payable  at  the  n«-n.i.  .il 
National  Bank.  N.  V.;  on  thoee  due  in  1914  by  N.  W.  HaiTt*  A  Co.,  N .  Y. 

SHELDON      SCHO~OE"-DIST.— O-BrienCounty.* 

LOANS—  TA«»  due.  I  Tax  valuation  1 896  aht.  .$4OO,OOO 

BDILDDIO  Aa«e«ament  la  U  actual  value. 

3«,  A4O.  $25,000 10  year.  I  Total  tax  (per  $1.000) $68-OO 

••all.  I  Population  1896  (entlmated). 3,000 

red  1W7.... $35.0OO  I 
INTEREST  l»  payable  at  the  American  Kxch.  National  Bank,  N.  Y 


v  J  M  i  (.1.1  AND,  Mayor. 
• — \  JOHN  HITTLE,  Treasurer. 
Sioux  City  I*  situated  In  Woodlmry  County. 


LOANS- 


I>ne. 


.  . 

Oa $96.000....  May  1.  1  (MX) 

Subject  to  eall  at  any  time. 

6» 125,000  ...  Nov.  1.  1-.H7 

Subject  to  call  after  Nov.  1 .  I  -.17 

4>«a 875.OOO.  ...May  1.  1!MN! 

($23,000  yearly)    to  192O 
ASSt'MED  INDEBTEDNESS  (NOT  CITY  OBMOATION8.) 


4>ea. $40.100 1916 

Subject  to  call  after  19O6. 

4>aa 15U.IHNI 192O 

IMPROVEMENT  BONDS— 
6»,  $46,000 


LlBRART   II.  ixn«- 

6n $80.000 July  1.  1901 

subject  to  eall  $20,OOO  yearly. 
POLICE  BTATinx  MORTTIAOE— 

7a, $25,OOO May  1, 19O2 


WATER  Bonn*— 
6« $69,000 May  1/1904 

Sniijrct  to  call  lu  part. 


118 


STATE  AN*  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV 


INTEREST  i»  payable  in  New  York  by  the  Chemical  National  Bank. 

TOTAL  DEBT.— The  clty'n  bonded  debt  on  Feb.  1,  1897,  was 
$341.000;  water  debt  (Included), $383.000. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  In  1896  of  real  estate  was  $10,440,816: 
personal  property,  $1,662,523;  total.  $12,103,339.  Property  Is  assessed 
at  33  per  cent  of  It*  actual  value. 

POPULATION.-In  1890  It  was  37,806;  In  1880  it  was  7,366;  In 
1897  (estimated)  35,000. 

WAPELLO  CO.— W.  R.  WABREN,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  Is  Ottumwa. 
LOANS-  When  Due. 


CoUKT  HOCSB  BONDS— 

-5s,  JAJ,  $10,000 July  1, 1897 

5s,  JAJ,  $60,OOO July  1, 1898 

<$15.000  ilue  y'rly)  to  July  1, 1901 

Ktrusinxo  BONDS— 
4>«s,  A*O,  #70,000... Oct.  1, 1898 
Part  yearly  to  19O3. 


Sinking  fund $12,000 

Net  debt  Jau.  1,1897....     158,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 6,304,370 

Tax  valuation,  personal. 2,118,075 

Total  valuation  1896 8,423,045 

Assessment  abt.  35  p.c.  act.  value. 
State  tax  (per  $1,OOO)  1894.. $2-80 
County  tax  (per  $1,000) 4-00 


I    .11  I    y  ft»L  IV     WJ     i  .?ir.i,  v.-«i*nvj     WA    \f^«.    •*••»»• 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897..  $140.000  |  Total  tax  (per  $1.000) 15-00 

Floating  debt...  30,000    Population  in  1890  was 3O.426 

Total  debt 170,000  |  Population  In  1897  (eat.) . . .  33,500 

"WEBSTER   CO.  -County  seat  Is  Fort  Dodge. 


Bond'd  debt  Jan.  1. 1896.  .$69.000 

County  has  no  floating  debt. 
Tax  valuation,  real       $5,427,980 
Tax  valuati'n,  person'l.      938,581 
Total  valuation  1895...  6,366,561 


Assessment  is  't  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1.000) $14^)0 

Population  in  1890  was 21.5-<2 

Population  in  1880  was — 15,951 
Population  1896  (est.) 27,000 


WOODBURY  CO, 

County  seat  Is  Sioux  City. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 


A.  MAGOUN,  Treasurer. 


FUNDING  BONDS- 
SB,  $73,000..  July  1,1901 
4Mss,  J&D,  238.000. ..June  15.  '05 
4»«8,  65,000  .July  1, 1906 
4i«8,  125.OOO.. July  1.1908 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, '97.. $501 ,000 

Floating  debt 131,229 

Total  debt. 632,229 

Sinking  fund 20,000 

INTEREST  on  the  funding  and  judgment  bonds  Is  payable  at  the 
office  of  the  County  Treasurer. 


Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1897. .    $612,229 

Tax  valuation,  real 13,629,815 

Tax  valuation,  person'l  2,361,352 

Total  valuation  1896.. .15,991, 167 

Assessment  is  >g  actual  value. 

Total  tax  iper  $1,000) $16-00 

Population  1890  was 55,632 

Population  1880  was 14,996 

Population  1897  (est.) 60,000 


State  of  Missouri, 


ITS 


DEBT,  RESOUKCES,  ETC. 


Organized  as  a  Territory  (Act  June  4,  1812)  -  Dec.  7,  1912 
Admitted  as  a  State  (Act  March  6,  1820)  -  Aug.  10,  1821 
Total  area  of  State  (square  miles)  ....  69,415 
State  Capital,  -  -  Jefferson  City 

Governor  (term  exp.  3d  Monday  Jan.  1901),  -  Lou.  V.  Stephens 
Sec'y  of  State  (term  exp.  2d  Mon.  Jan.  '01),  Alex.  A.  Lesueur 
Treasurer  (term  exp.  2d  Monday  Jan.  1901),  Frank  L.  Pitts 
Auditor  (term  expires  2d  Monday  Jan.  '01)  James  M.  Seibert 
Legislature  meets  biennially  in  odd  years  on  the  first  Wed- 
nesday after  the  first  day  of  January,  and  there  is  no  limit  to 
length  of  sessions  ;  but  after  the  first  seventy  days  members 
can  draw  only  a  dollar  a  day  for  their  services,  except  every 
tenth  year,  when  the  statutes  are  revised,  at  which  session 
members  are  allowed  $5-00  per  day  for  120  days.  The  next 
session  of  this  kind  will  be  held  in  1899. 


HISTORY  OF  DEBT.— Additional  city  and  town  debt  statements 
compel  us  to  omit  the  interesting  details  of  Missouri's  eventful  history 
*n  debt  making  and  debt  paying.  All  that  matter,  however,  will  be 
found  on  page  111  of  the  STATE  AND  Crrir  SUPPLEMENT  for  April,  1893. 
The  details  of  the  debt  on  January  1, 1897,  were  as  follows : 

LOANS—  When  Dae. 

STATE  FUNDING  5-20s — 
3138,  J&J,  $927,000... Mar.  1, 1907 

Subiect  to  call  at  any  time. 
3138.  J&J,  $436,OOO... July  1,  1907 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
3!«s,  JAJ,  $700,000... Oct.  1,1907 
Subject  to  call  after  Oct.  1,  1892 


J,  $2,937,000.  Jan.  1,  1908  I 
Subject  to  call  after  Jan.  1, 1893  | 


1911 
1941 


CerPgofindebl.  to  Stale  fund— 
SCHOOL  FOND: 

6p.  c.,  July  1,  $2,909,000.       1911 
5  p.  c.,  seini-an.,  231,000. 

Total $3,140,000. 

SEMINARY  FOND: 
I  6  p.  c.,  Jan.  1,  $122,000. . . 
I  5  p.  c.,J&J,       460,881. 
I  5  p.  C..J&J,        646,958... 

Total.... $1,229,839 
PAR  VALUE  OF  BON DS.-The  bonds  are  for  $1,000  each. 
INTEREST  Is  payable  in   New  York  at  the  American  Exchange 
National  Bank. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  subjoined  statement  shows  Missouri's 
total  debt  on  the  first  of  January  In  each  of  the  years  mentioned. 

1897.         1896.         1894 

Total  bonded  debt $5,000,000          $5,434,000          $6,430000 

School  &  sem'ry  certifies      4,369,839  4,338,958  433l'o58 


Total  debt $9.369,839          $9,772,958        $10,761,958 

Under  a  provision  of  the  State  Constitution  at  least  $250,000  of  State 
Indebtedness  must  be  retired  annually.  The  total  debt,  including 
accrued  Interest,  &c.,  on  Jan.  1,  1865,  was  $36,094,908. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  State's  assessed  valuation  (about 
one-fourth  actual  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  an  follows.  This 
valuation  does  not  include  valuation  of  machinery,  tools,  merchandise 
etc.,  as  taxed  on  "merchants' and  manufacturers' tax  books,"  which' 
amounted  in  1896  to  $54,l!l(i,182. 


Tax 
Assessed  Valuation     Rate. 

..$1,021,993,628 $2-50 

1.0O5.O99.768 2-50 

994,589.787 2-50 

919,750,730 2-50 

911,791,179 2-50 

877.722,779 3-OO 

756'.283'.894 '.".'.  '.'.   3-00 


Tax 

Years.    Asiessea  Valuation.    Kate. 
1888  ......  $738,421.083  ......  $4-00 

1885  ......    684,446,002  ......   4-00 

1880  ......    532,692,043  ......  4-00 

1875  ......    556,444,456  ......   4-50 

1870  ......    559,082,559  ......   5-00 

1865  ......    262,354,932  .......... 


1860  ......    296,552,806 


Yeart. 

1898... 

1895... 

1894.... 
1893.... 
1892.... 
1891.... 
1890.... 
1889.... 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— Missouri  has  made  provision  in  its  Consti- 
tution restricting  the  creation  of  debt  both  on  behalf  of  the  State  and 
of  its  municipalities. 

FIRST,  with  respect  to  the  State,  the  regulations  are  full  and  specific. 
Xhey  are  found  in  article  6.  sections  44,  45  and  46,  which  we  subjoin. 

ARTICLE  6,  Section  44.  (General  Assembly  not  to  contract  debts  except 
as  herein.)  The  General  Assembly  shall  have  no  power  to  contract  or  to 
authorize  the  contracting  of  any  debt  or  liability  on  behalf  of  the 
State,  or  to  issue  bouds  or  other  evidences  of  indebtedness  thereof,  ex- 
cept In  the  following  cases : 

First,  in  renewal  of  existing  bonds,  when  they  cannot  be  paid  at 
maturity  out  of  the  sinking  fund  or  other  resources. 

Second,  on  the  occurring  of  an  unforeseen  emergency,  or  casual  defi- 
ciency of  the  revenue,  when  the  temporary  liability  incurred,  upon  the 
recommendation  of  the  Governor  first  had,  shall  not  exceed  the  sum  of 
two  hundred  and  fifty  thousand  dollars  for  any  one  year,  to  be  paid  la 
not  more  than  two  years  from  and  after  its  creation. 

Third,  on  the  occurring  of  any  unforeseen  emergency,  or  casual  defi- 
ciency of  the  revenue,  when  the  temporary  liability  incurred  or  to  be 
Incurred  shall  exceed  the  sum  of  two  hundred  and  fifty  thousand  dollars 
for  any  one  year,  the  General  Assembly  may  submit  an  act  providing 
for  the  loan,  or  for  the  contracting  of  the  liability,  and  containing  a  pro- 
vision for  levying  a  tax  sufficient  to  pay  the  interest  and  principal  when 
they  become  due  (the  latter  in  not  more  than  thirteen  years  from  the 
date  of  its  creation),  to  the  qualified  voters  of  the  State,  and  when  the 
act  so  submitted  shall  have  been  ratified  by  a  two-thirds  majority,  at  an 
election  held  for  that  purpose,  due  publication  having  been  made  of  the 
provisions  of  the  act  for  at  least  three  months  before  such  election,  the 
act  thus  ratified  shall  be  Irrepealable  until  the  debt  thereby  Incurred 
shall  be  paid,  principal  and  interest. 

SECTION  45.  (State's  credit  not  to  be  loaned.)  The  General  Assembly 
shall  have  no  power  to  give  or  to  lend,  or  to  authorize  the  sriviug  or 
lending  of  the  credit  of  the  State  in  aid  of  or  to  any  person,  asso- 
ciation or  corporation,  whether  municipal  or  other,  or  to  pledge 
the  credit  of  the  State  in  any  manner  whatsoever,  for  the  pay- 
ment of  the  liabilities,  present  or  prospective,  of  any  Individual, 
association  of  individuals,  municipal  or  other  corporation  whatsoever. 

SECTION  46.  (Public  money,  grant  of  prohibited.)  The  General  Assem- 
bly shall  have  no  power  to  make  any  grant,  or  to  authorize  the  making 
of  any  grant  of  public  money  or  thing  of  value  to  any  individual,  asso- 
ciation of  individuals,  municipal  or  other  corporation  whatsoever. 
Provided,  That  this  shall  not  be  so  construed  as  to  prevent  the  grant  of 
»ld  in  a  case  of  public  calamity. 

The  foregoing  sections  cover  all  phases  of  State  indebtedness  and  so 
restrict  action  as  to  put  the  State  beyond  the  chance  of  future  debt  em- 
barrassment. 

SECOND,  with  regard  to  cities  and  other  municipalities,  the  provisions 
are  in  like  manner  full  and  wisely  constructed.  There  are  three — section 
47  In  article  6.  section  6  In  article  9  and  section  12  in  article  10.  We 
give  them  oomplete  below. 

ARTICLE  6,  Section  47.  (Municipalities, loaning  credit  of.)  The  Gen- 
eral Assembly  shall  have  no  power  to  authorize  any  county,  city,  town 
or  township,  or  other  political  corporation  or  sub-division  of  the  State 
now  existing,  or  that  may  be  hereafter  established,  to  lend  its  credit,  or 
to  grant  public  money  or  thing  of  value  in  aid  of  or  to  any  individual, 
association  or  corporation,  whatsoever,  or  to  become  a  stockholder  in 
such  corporation,  association  or  company. 

ARTICLE  9,  Section  6.    (Municipalities  not  to  subscribe  to  capital  stork 
of  corporations.)   No  county,  township,  city  or  other  municipality  shall 
hereafter  become  a  subscriber  to  the  capital  stock  of  any  rail 
other  corporation  or  association,  or  make  appropriation  or  donation,  or 
loan  its  credit  to  or  in  aid  of  any  such  corporation  or  association,  < 
in  aid  of  any  college  or  institution  of  learning  or  other  institution, 
whether  created  for  or  to  be  controlled  by  the  State  or  others.    .< 
authority  heretofore  conferred  for  any  of  the  purposes  aforesaid  by  the 
General  Assembly,  or  by  the  charter  of   auy  corporation,  is  her 
pealed:  Provided,  hoieeier,  That  nothing  in  this  Constitution  eoi 
shall  affect  the  right  of  any  such  municipality  to  make  suchsu' 
tion  where  the  same  has  been  authorized  under  existing  laws  b\ 
of  the  people  of  such  municipality  prior  to  its  adoption,  or  to  j 
the  issue  of  renewal  bonds,  or  the  use  of  such  other  means  a- 
may  be  prescribed  by  law  for  the  liquidation  or  payment  of  su< 
scription,  or  of  any  existing  indebtedness. 

ARTICLE   10,  Section   12.    (Municipal  indebtedness,  limit   of.) 
county,  city,  town,  township,  shool  district  or  other  political  i 
tion  or  sub-division  of  the  state  shall  be  allowed  to  become  iin'.i 
any  manner  or  for  any  purpose  to  an  amount  exceeding  in  any  year  ttit 
Income  and  revenue  provided  for  such  year,  without  the  assent 
thirds  of  the  voters  thereof  voting  at  an  election  to  be  held  : 
purpose;  nor  in  cases  requiring  such  assent  shall  any  indebtei 
allowed  to  be  incurred  to  an  amount,  including  existing  indebtei 
the  aggregate  exceeding  five  per  centum  on  the  value  of  the  taxalil" 
property  therein,  to  be  ascertained  by  the  assessment  next  befon  I 
last-assessment  for  State  and  county  purposes,  previous  to  tin- 
ring  of  such  indebtedness:  Provided,  That  with  such  assent  an 
may  be  allowed  to  become  indebted  to  a  larger  amount  for  tin 
of  a  court-house  or  jail.    And  provided  further.  That  any  com, 
town,  township,  school  district,  or  other  political  corporation  or  ? 
division  of  the  State,  incurring  any  indebtedness,  requiring  the  a; 
of  the  voters  as  aforesaid,  shall,  before  or  at  the  time  of  doim: 
vide  foi  the  collection  of  an  annual  tax  sufficient  to  pay  tin 
such  Indebtedness  as  it  falls  due,  aud  also  to  constitute  a  sinking  I 
for  payment  of  the  principal  thereof,  within  twenty  years  from  tl 
time  of  contracting  the  same. 

It  is  scarcely  necessary  to  add  anything  to  the  foregoing.  The  w 
given  make  clear  (1)  that  a  municipality  cannot  loan  its  credit ;  (2 
It  cannot  subscribe  to  the  capital  stock  of  corporations ;  (3)  that  it 
not  get  into  debt  without  two-thirds  of  the  voters  voting  at  an 
favor  it,  and  then  only  to  an  aggregate  of  5  per  cent  of  val 
except  that  with  such  assent  any  couuty  may  be  allowed  to 
Indebted  In   a  larger   amount   for  the  erection  of   a  court  house 
(all,  and  finally  (4)  that  before  or  at  the  time  of  getting  tin- 
voters  an  annual  tax  must  be  provided  sufficient  to  pay  i 
form  a  sinking  fund  to  pay  the  debt  within  20  years.    These  provis 
are  certainly  very  conservative. 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.— The  population  of  Missouri  hM  >' 
as  follows  in  the  years  named. 


1890 2,679,184 

1880 2,168,380 

1870 1.721.2J5 


1860 1,182,012 

1850 682,014 

1840 383,7i»2 


1830 

1820 •»>•!; 

1810 !'•'•• 


In  1860-70  the  increase  was  539,283,  or  45-62  per  cent 
447,085,  or  25-97  per  cent;  in  1880-90  510,804,  or  23-,'ni  1" 


1,  18 


MIS80UBI-CITIE8 


TOWNS, 


The  proportion  of  the  colored  population  was  6-70  percent  In  1880 
nd  5-75  per  cent  In  189O.  In  number  blacks  were  9O.O40  In  1850 
18.5O3  In  I860;  118,071  In  1870;  145,350  In  1880.  and  154,131  In 

EM 


CITIES,    COUNTIES   AXD 
at  THE 

STATE  OF  MISSOURI. 

V&TZ.-ror  mart*  not  girtn  in  alphabetical  order  among  tke  tot  lotting 
ttpage  1-3. 


WKen  Dut. 


COUNTY. -OountTieatUKlrtoTflto. 

Taxable  wealth  1896.. 45.272.706 
liimiiioiil  la  4  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (pertl.OOO) $7-50 

Population  In  1890  was.. ...17,417 

Population  In  188O  wa* 15.19O 

Population  In  1894  (eat). .. .21.000 


LOANS- 

SDIXO  Bos: 

$93.000 Apr.  3,1913 

.  to  call  after  Apr.  3. 1898 
parable  br  St.  L  Nat.  Bk. 
debt  July  1, 1896..    $55,OOu 


3ENTON   CO.— D.  B.  W.  MAY  FIELD,  Co.  Clerk. 

County  teat  I*  Warraw.    A  linking  fund  for  redemption  of  the  boods 
i  provided  by  a  tax  ol  $1 -00  per  $1.OOO  on  the  aliened  valuation. 

Wken  Dut.    Total  valuation  1806. .  .$3.234,437 
AaMBMaBQiit  Is  *5  tbctu&l  v til ue. 

Total  tax  (per  $1.000) $12-5O 

Populatton  1890  wa* 14.973 

Population  1*80  was 1 2,398 

Population  1896  test.) 18.5OO 


LOANS- 

1.10  BOXM— 


«.»!...  $287.500.. ..July  1.1912 
Subject  to  call  after  July  1.  19O2 
•otaM-i't  Fcl>.  1.  1897..  $287.500 

Ix  valuation,  real 2.177.930 

pers'l...    1,064,907 


INTEREST  n  payable  In  8t- Louis  at  National  Bank  of  Commerce. 

3LOOM I  NGTON.—TUIa  township  U  In  Boehanan  Co. 

LOANS-  «"»<•«  Due-  I  Bonded  debt  Jan.,  1897..    $37.OOO 

Run  M.IXO  Boxus—  I  Taxable  wealth  1896....3.000.0OO 

1 1.  $37,'"-"' 190CX15  |  Population  In  1890  waa 1.357 

JLUE.— TIIOS.  F.  BKAI.V,  Tre««nr*r. 

township  U  In  Jackson  County. 
jNS_  men  AIM.  I  Total  debt  Fek.  1.1807. .$100.000 

~AlD  $1,OOO  BoMOe-  Tax  valuation  1-496. 7.5OO.OOO 

I,  $100.000 July  1, 1001 1  Pofiulatlon  la  1890  was  ....1O.5S3 

NTEREST  at  Ninth  National  Bank,  Hew  York  City. 


OON  V  I LLE.— ThU  la  a  township  In  Cooper  County. 

Wlun  Due.  I  Bonded  debt  July  1. 18*6     $9.OOO 
R.  Bo»l«-  Taxable  wealth  1896.... 1, 947.W90 

ly.$9.00<>        ...July  1.  1919    Population  In  189O  was 5.714 

ianjert  to  eall  after  July  1. 1800  I  rijnsialin  In  1880  waa 5*06 

NTEREST  in  St.  Louis  at  St.  Louis  national  Bank. 

UCHANAN  CO.— R.  M.  NASH,  Clerk. 

I  county  sent  U  St.  Joaeph. 

Tax  valuation,  rani. . .  .$21.000,000 

nl. 


Taxi 

I    •  , 


. 

B,ooo,ooo 


aetnal  value. 

$12-50 

...70.100 

Population  In  I«t0wa.  ....49.792 
Population  In  1 496  (eat) . . .  70.OOO 
by  thta  ooonty  arr  exempt  from  taxation 


1U  F  F  A  LO.— TM»  to  a  Unrnaklp  la  Plk»  County. 


Total  debt  AUC.2S.U 

Taxable  wealth  18M.... 2.186^50 


$S7JOO 


.  Bom*— 

r*n.  1. 1*00 
EM  10  rail  at  any  Urn*. 

«..*43.0uo Jan.  1.1909 

^••all  afl«r  Jan.  1. 1899 

rEREST  l«  paj.ble  by  UM  Merchant.'  Nat.  Bank.  M.  LouU.  Mo. 


I89OWM. 
1880  wna. 


7^89 

-  l  ., 


FTLER   COUNTY.— CWurtyawrt to  Poplar BtaC 
.OANS-  Wk*n  Due. 

.Feb.  1, 1907 


•  .  - 


..... 


1    MM, 


.00r»  .....  Mar.  1.192O 

tl«>n»l  anrr  I'.tOO. 


debt  July  1.  ia96.$55.400 
TnxaM*  wealth  1808.  ..«.•«  1.490 
•t  about  aj  actual  value. 


Population  la  188O  wa. 


10  :  •  i 
6,011 


I  r 


.A\VAY  CO.— C.  0.  ATKIXSOX,  Treas'r. 


•   • 

Wttrn  Jut, 


Net  debt  Jaa.  1.1896. 
Total  valuation  1996....H.-.'24.442 
-•  1.  1907  |  AuMwnVt  abt.  .V>  p.  r.  aetnal  val. 

.To**!  tax  lprr$I.OOO, $I7-1O 

UM. .  $31 4..VM    Population  In  1  «'.*>  wa* 

•J7AOO  \  Populatton  In  188ft  (art.). .  .27.OOO 
.     ... 

rable  at  Nat.  Bk.  of  Commerce,  X.  Y.,  and  Pulton,  Mo. 


OL.LUMET.— BDWABD  HRIOOS,   County  Cleric. 

>  townskip  In  Pike  County. 

Total  debt  Jnlr  1.  1%96..  898.OOO 
Taxable  wealth  1MM....  1,941^20 
Population  In  I  «W  wan. . . . 

Population  In  1890  wa* 4.849 

n««U  payable  In  St.  Lovto  at  Bank  of  CMOMra*. 


«•»/•»   Itur. 

i  .n.  1,  1900 
Itooall. 


CAMP  BRANCH.— T.  T.  MAXWELL,  Co.  Clerk. 


This  township  is  In  Cass  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

REKUSDINO  BONDS — 

5s,         ..  $50,OOO Xov.  19,1917 

Subject  to  call  Nov.  19,  19O7 

5s, $8,000.... Deo.    2,1919 

Subject  to  call  Deo.    2, 19O9 


Bonded  debt  Mar.,  1897..  $58,OOO' 

Taxable  wealth  1896 835,773 

Population  In  189Owas 1,713 

Populatton  in  1880  was 1,460 


«—  A  ratr  r*  TT3  A  Qr»T7  ATT       JWM.  H.  COERVEB,  Mayor. 

CAPE  GlKAKIJtLAU —  |  o.  E.  CHAPPELL,  cierk. 


This  city  la  In  Cape  Glrardeau  County. 


LOANS-  Vken  Due. 

FUNDING— 

5s,  MAS.  $49,000 Mob.  1.  1910 

Subject  to  call  In  19OO  &  1905 
NORMAL  SCHOOL— 

8s,  JAJ.  $42,OOO Jan.  1,1905 

Subject  to  call. 

Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1897..  $91,000 
Sinklngfund 14.OOO 


Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1897  ....  *77,OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 713,610 

Tax  valuation,  pereonaL.  195,425 

Total  valuation  1896 9O9.035 

Assessment  is  ^  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (perl. QUO) $30-5O 

Population  in  189O  was 4,297 

Population  in  1880  wa« 3,889 

Population  1897  (estimated). 5.0OO- 


INTEREST  on  the  funding  bonds  Is  payable  at  New  York ;  on  the 
Normal  School  bonds  at  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

CAPE  GIRARDEAU  SCHOOL  DISTRICT.— G.  E.  CHAPPELL,  See. 

Tax  valuation  1896....$1.0OO,OOO 
inaannnnirm  is  abt.  -:,  actual  value. 


Ss,  JAJ,  $7,000 July  1,1910 

.subject  to  call  at  any  tune. 
Total  debt  Feb.  1,1897 $7.OOO 


Tax  rate  per  $1,000 $5-OO 


CAPE  GIRARDEAU.— F.  KIES,  Co.  Trea*. 

This  township  In  Cape  Glrardeau  County  Is  no  longer  In  existence. 

Total  debt  July  1, 1896..  $153.5OO 
Taxable  wealth  1896....  1.366.540 
Assessment  alvout  2-5  actual  value. 

Total  tax  per  $1,OOO  '94 $15-00 

Populatton  in  1890  was 6,014 

Population  in  1880  was 5,791 


LOANS.- 

COMI-KOMISK  RR.  B«XIM: 
4»-5s,  May,  $153.000.  May   1,1909 

Subject  to  call. 

4  per  eent  before  1899— after  5. 
Interest  U  payable  at  St.  Louis. 


/-  A  TO-TLJ  A  f  IT         MiKO.  C.  HOWKN8TK1N,  Mayor. 

CARTHAGE. — \  R.  LUNDY.  eu-rk. 

This  city  1s  In  Jasper  County. 

Net  debt  Feb.  1. 1897....    *53,OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,590,692 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  730,000 
Total  valuation  1890.... 2.320,692 
Assessment  about  Hi  actual  value. 

5s,  MAN,  $14,OOO  ...May  10. 19OO    Total  tax  (per$1.0OO) $26-5O 

Interest  is  payable  at  St.  Louis.      Population  In  1890  was 7,981 

Bonded  debt  Feb.  1, 1897..$55.5OO    Population  1897(localest)..ll,OOO 

•J.-..M. 


LOANS- 
COURT  HOUSE  BONDS— 

5s,F&A.$41,500 Aug.l.  1911 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 


CASS    COUNTY.— T.  T.  MAXWELL,  Clerk. 

The  county  seat  U  Harrlaonvlllr. 

'  *»*«  D«-  I  Sinking  fund $60.000 

BOKO*—  I  Tax  valuation  1896 9,225,751 

5a,  April.  $25O.OOO....Apr.  1, 19O9  I  Aaaenament  Is  >•  actual  value. 

Subject  to  call  after  Apr.  1. 1899  Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO> $23  BO 

4>.  Jan..  $420.000 Jan.  1,  1913  '  Population  in  1890  was.  ...23,301 

-  .  •  to  •  .  .  I  Population  In  188O  was  ...22,431 
Comp'd  debt  Jan.  7,  T)7.  $670,600  |  Population  In  1897 32.S4O 

INTEREST  on  the  5  per  rent  bonds  Is  payable  at  New  York  City, 
on  the  4  per  cent  bonds  at  St.  Louis.  Mo. 

Interest  Is  paid  on  the  refunding  bonds  only. 

CHARITON.  -ThU  township  la  In  Howard  County. 

Bonded  debt  July  1.'96 $«O,OOO 

Tax  valuation  1896 1.167,OOO- 

Aaaeasment  about  >t  actual  value. 


LOANS-  "'*«•  ^<"- 

R«DK»ni">  Bn*M— 
On.  Feb.  1 .  $60,000.  Feb.  1 . 19O9-'  19 
Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 


Population  In  189O  was 3,*54 


INTEREST  payable  at  National  Bank  of  Commerce,  New  York. 

CHARITON   CO.-The  county  seat  Is  Keyteamie. 
LOANS-  WkmDue.    -— •"-«»«-     — 

R.  R.  RKrt-NIHNO  BOND*— 
5s,  July  1.  $2.000.... July  1.1908 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
5s,  July  1. $35.000  ...July  1.  10M 

-      .........       ,-.  r  J  dj    1.  I-'" 

Total  debt  J  uly  1 .  1 898. .    $37.OOO 

INTEREST  !•  payable  at  National  Bank  of  Commerce,  St.  Lonls,  Mo- 

TAX  FREE.— Bonds  tamed  by  this  county  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


Taxable  wealth  189«...«6,836,28« 
Total  valuation  1893.... 5,358,387 
Aaaeasment  about  2-5  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  $1.000) $13  1O 

Population  In  1890  waa... ..20.254 


.  8.  MILLER.  Mayor. 
II    -i-ARLINO.  Clerk. 
Bonds  to  the  amount  of  $17,50O 

Sinking  fund $15,50O 

Netdebt  Jan.  1,1897....      44.50O 

Tax  valuation  1896 2.130.OOO 

Assessment  Is  >o  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) *2!t-5O 

l-.iiuilatlon  In  181X1  was 5,717 

p..|.iil.itn«ii  In  188O  was 4,078 

Population  1896  (city  census)  7.8OO 


CHILLICOTHE.-JJ 

This  city  Is  In  Livingston  County, 
will  be  paid  this  year. 

LOANS-  T*"«  Dtu- 

Buiuimo  AND  PAVI««O  BOND*— 

5s,  seml-an.. $3O,OOO  July  23. 1911 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
SCHOOL  Bo*'  «— 

6s $25.000 I 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
Interest  payable  at  City  Treasury.  I 
Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897. .  ..$55,000  I 

CLARK  CO.— A.  C.  THOMPSOX,  Treasurer. 

The  county  seat  Is  Kahoka. 
LOANS—  When  Due.    Total  debt  Feb.,  1897....  $218,ROO 

CUMPROMUB  RR.  Bf>NI>»-  Tax  valuation,  real 2.783.57O 

7s,  Aug.. $75,ono  ....\u<t.  lo.  1905    Tax  valuation,  personal..    832.7O3 

...    \S      ••:- ...Apr.  1,1901    Total  Taluatlon  1896.... 8,616,078 

Subject  to  call.  Taxable  wealth  1896 4,36:i,54O 

6s  Jan.,  $50,000 Jan.  1.191ft  I  Population  In  189Owa« 1S.126 

.-all  Jan.  1. 1905  I 
INTEREST  on  6s  Is  payable  in  New  York  at  Nat.  Bank  of  Commerce- 

CLINTON  COUNTY.— JACOB  QUELL,  Tress. 

County  seat  la  Plat tsburg. 

LOANS-  *»«•  Due. 

<  ,.i  KT  HIIDSK  ANII  JAII,  1896— 

5s.  J*J.$15.0OO Jan.  1.  19O6 

Subject  to  call  after  Jan.  1,  1901 


R 


Int 


July  8.1905 
t  any  linn'.     • 
Plattuburir. 


Total  debt  Feb.  1. 1897.       $65,OOO 

Tax  valuation  1 896 7,099,687 

Real  valuation 21,299,061 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO)..  7-5O 

p.mids  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

I'lipulatlon  In  18OO  was 17,138 

l-npiihitloii  In  1880  was 16,078 


I2O 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV 


COLE  COUNTY.— F 

The  county  seat  is  Jefferson  City. 

LOANS.  ™«»  <*««• 

FUNDING  BONDS — 

SB.  Jan.,  $56,OOO Jan.  1, 1908 

Subject  to  call  after  1898. 
COURT  HOUSE  BONDS— 

1-..KVK  i.;ri.imil.    ....Inill'  1.  I'.Uti 

Optional  after  1906. 
Interest  payable  at  Jefferson  City. 
Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897..  $116,000 


W.  ROEE,  County  Clerk. 

Sinking  fund $13,385 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1897.  ..  102,615 
Assessed  valuation  1896.4,748,438 
Assessment  about  2B  actual  value. 
State  &  Co.  tax  (per  $1,000)  $9-00 

Population  In  1890  was 17,281 

Population  in  1880  was 15,518 

Population  in  1896  (est.)... 21,000 


•C UI VRE. — This  township  Is  in  Pike  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due.  I  Bonded  debt  July  1, 1896  $37,OOO 

K  m.ROADBOND8-  Taxable  wealth  1896. . .  .1,439,640 

5s,  Feb.,  $37,OOO Oct.  1,1907  I  Population  in  1890  was 4,009 

(Subject  to  call  Oct.  1, 1897)        |  Population  In  1880  was 3,643 

DADE  COUNTY.— S.  L.  COLLINS,  Treasurer. 

The  county  seat  Is  Greenfield. 

LOANS.  When  due. 

OOMPBOJUU  RR.  BONDS- 
SB,  Apr.  1,  $35,OOO... June  1, 1914 
siili).  to  call  nfter  June  1, 1899 
5s,  Apr.  1,  $242,000.. June  1, 1914 
Subject  to  call  after  1904 
INTEREST  Is  payable  in  New  York  at  National  Bank  of  Commerce. 

DALLAS   COUNTY.— County  seat  is  Buffalo. 
A  Judgment  has  recently  been  granted  by  the  U.  S.  District  Court 
— 10,000  of  bonds  heretofore  unrecognized. 


Bonded  debt  July  1,  '96..  .$277,000 

Taxable  wealth  1896 4,141,946 

Population  in  1890  was 17,526 

Population  1896  (est.)  over  21,000 


Taxable  wealth  1896..  $1,786,132 
Population  in  1890  was 12,647 


•against  Dallas  County  for  $7 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS— 
1<>8,  J&J,    $81,000 

7s,  J&J,    148,000 

FRANKLIN  CO.— County  seat  is  Union. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

COMPROMISE  ROAD  BONDS— 
«s,  Feb.,  $2OO,OOO  ....Feb.  1, 1901 
Bonded  debt  July  1,  '96.. $200,000 


Taxable  wealth  1896    .$0,854,603 
Assessment  is  %  actual  value. 

Population  in  1890  was 28,056 

Population  in  1880  was 26,534 


INTEREST  is  payable  at  St.  Louis  (Third  National  Bank)  and  at 
Washington,  Mo. 

OR  ANT   RIVER. — This  is  a  township  in  Cass  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

COMPROMISE  BONDS — 
8s,  Feb.  1,  $150,000.. Nov.  1, 1917 

Subject  to  call  after  Nov.  1, 1907 
6s,  Feb.  1.    $12,000.. Feb.  1, 1909 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
Int.  at  Nat.  Bank  of  Republic,  N.  Y. 


Valuation,  etc. — 

Bonded  debt  July  1,  '96 .  .$162,000 
Taxable  wealth  1896....  1,940,008 
Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 
Tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  '93. ..$16-10 

Population  in  1890  was 3,169 

Population  in  1880  was 3,038 


GREENE  COUNTY.— DAVID  C.HENSHEY.Tre. 

County  seat  is  Springfield. 

LOANS—  When  Due.  \  Taxable  wealth  1 896..$13,302,063 

I  Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 

State  tar  (per  $1.000)  '95 $2  50 

County  tax  (per  $1,000) 8-00 

Population  in  1890  was 48,616 

Population  in  1880  was 28,801 

Population  1896  about 56,000 


FUNDING  BONDS- 
SB,  May  1,  $382,000  ...1897-1907 
(Part  due  every  5  years  on  May  1) 
Total  debt  July  1, 1897  $382,000 
Tax  valuation,  real.  ..$12,055,107 
Tax  valuation,  pers'al.  2,121,000 
Total  valuation  1895..  14,176,107 


I N  T  E  R  EST  on  the  5  per  cent  bonds  is  payable  at  the  Laclede  Nationa 
Bank,  St.  Louis. 


GRUNDY  CO.— W.  H 

County  seat  is  Trenton. 

LOANS—                  When  Due. 
REFUNDING  BONDS- 
SB,  July  1.  $115,000 1908  10 

(Subject  to  call.) 

Bonded  debt  July  1,  '96.  $115,000 
Tax  valuation,  real 3,687,985 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  Nat 


.  HOUSMAN,  County  Clerk. 

Tax  valuation,  per8on'l.$l,459,722 
Total  valuation  1896.  5,147,707 
Assessment  about  Hi  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) $5-50 

Population  in  1890  was 17,876 

Population  in  1880  was 15,185 

Bank  of  Commerce,  N.  Y.  City. 


T^T  A  "NTTMT'R  A  T          5  J-  J.  McDONALD,  Mayor. 

JrlAJNJNlJBAL.—  }w.  j.  WATSON,  Auditor. 

Hannibal  is  situated  in  Marion  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

EI.KCTKIC  LIGHT — 
6s.  April.  $10.000.... Apr.  15,  1897 
<$l,iiOO  due  y'rly)  to  Apr.  15, 1906 

5s,  J&J,  $20,OOO July  30,1912 

Subject  to  call  after  1897. 
FUNDING  BONDS — 
5s,  A&O,  $15,OOO. ...April  1,  1913 
Subject  to  call  after  April  1, 1898 
SEWER  BONDS — 

•5s.  M&8,  $19,000 Mar.  1, 1910 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
Interest  is  payable  at  Hannibal. 


Total  debt  Jan.  1,1897..    $65,100 

Sinking  fund 19,000 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1897 4«,100 

Tax  valuation  1896 4,000,000 

Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 
State  tax  (per  $1,000)...  $2-50 
County  tax  (per  $1,000).  3-00 

City  tax  (per  $1,000) 6-50 

Average  school  tax 10-00 

Population  in  1H90  was 12,857 

Population  1895  (estimated)  15,000 

HANNIBAL  SCHOOL  DISTRICT— 
6s,  $20,000 1900 


HENRY  CO.— WILLIAM  M.  DUNCAN,  Treasurer. 

The  county  seat  Is  Clinton. 


LOANS.—  When  Due. 

COUBT  HOUSE  BONDS — 

3s,  M&S,  $50,000 Mar.  1, 1912 

subject  to  call  at  any  tiuie. 

REFUNDING — 
5s,  July,  $291,000  .. ..July  1, 1907 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
5s,  May,  $34,000 May  1, 1908 

8ul>j«ct  to  call  at  any  time. 
4i._>s.  $180,000 Sept.  1,  1915 

Subject  to  call  after  Sept  1, 1905 

INTEREST  on  the  Court  House  bonds  is  payable  at  the  County 
Treasurer's  office ;  on  the  4>2  per  ceut  refunding  bonds  at  the  Mer- 
chants' Laclede  National  Bank,  St.  Louis ;  ou  others  in  New  York  at 
National  Bank  of  Commerce. 


Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897..  $555,000 
Tax  valuation,  1896. .-...7,317,391 

Tax  valuation,  1897 6,952,639 

Assessment  is  *3  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per  $1,000)  '95 $2-50 

County  tax  (per  $1,000) 7-70 

Average  school  tax 5'15 

Population  in  1890  was 28,235 

Population  in  1880  was  ..  23,906 


HOWARD  CO.— T. 

The  county  seat  is  Fayette. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

M.  K.  &  T.  RR.  BONDS- 
Ss.  Feb..  $35,500 Part  yearly 

Subject  to  call  after  five  years. 
Bonded  debt  Feb.  1.'97. .    $35,500 
Tax  valuation  1897..     ..5,270,265 


G.  DEATHERAGE,  Treas. 

Total  valuation  1896. ..$6,405,449 
Assessment  is  *a  to  factual  value 

Tax  rate  (per  $1.OOO) $12-50 

Population  in  1890  was 17,371 

Population  in  1880  was 1 8,42« 

Population  in  18H7  about... 23,000. 


JACKSON  CO.-T.  T.  CRITTENDEK,  JR.,  Clerk. 

County  seat;  Is  Independence. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS — 

4s,  J  &  J,  $300,000. . . .  Jan.  1,  1890 

($25,OOOdue  y'rly.)  to  Jan.  1.19O9 

Interest  payable  at  Independence 

Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897...$30O,0(K) 

Tax  valuation,  real.... $58, 125,675 


Tax  valuation,  pers'l."$21,993,476 
Total  valuation  1896..  80,119,151 
Assessment  about  25  actual  value. 
8ta.&  Co. tax  (per$l,OOO)  '95.$(i-00 
Population  in  1890  was. ..160,510 
Population  in  1880  was...  82.325 
Population  1895  (estiui'd). 160,000 


*  Personal  property  Includes  railroads,  manufacturers,  merchandise 
and  banks. 


1  •FTTT'TT1  TT'TSC/'^'M    <~1TT"V         J  EDWIN  SILVER.  Mayor. 

j  Jz,r  r  jz,±-es>cj  JN  oil  Y  . —  {  GEORGE  FORTH,  Trcas'r. 

Jefferson  City  is  situated  in  Cole  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS— 

5s,  J&J,  $57,OOO July  1, 1897 

SEWER  BONDS — 

5s,  J&J,  $10,000 July  1,  1915 

Subject  to  call  after  1900. 

5s,  J&J.  $10,000 July  1,  1916 

Subject  to  call  after  1901. 
Total  debt  July  1,  1896..    $77,OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,403,231 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    570,301 
Total  valuation  1895.  ...1,973,592 


Assessment  is  "3  of  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per$l,OOO) $21-00 

Population  in  1890  was t\~\'i 

Population  1895  (estim'd)..  10,000 

JEFFERSON   CITY  SCHOOL 
DISTRICT. 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 
5s,  J&J,  $25,OOO July  1, 1908 

Subject  to  call. 
Total  debt  (last  returns)      $34.000 

Tax  valuation $1.419,665 

Tax  rate  per  $1,000 $4-50 


I NTEREST  is  payable  in  St.  Louis  at  Fourth  National  Bank. 


JOHNSON  CO.— GEORGE  G.  VALENTINE,  Clerk. 


County  seat  is  Warrensburg. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 
REDEMPTION  BONDS- 
SB,  J&J,  $83,200 Jan.  31. 1899 

Bonded  debt  Feb.l,  1896. .$83,200 

Sinking  fund , 49,500 

Net  drbt  Feb.  1, 1896 33,700 


Taxable  wealth  1896.. .$9,788,724 
Assessment  about  ^\  actual  value. 
State  tax  (per$l,OOO>  1891.  .$3-00 

Countytax  rper$l,000) 5-50 

Average  school  tax t  -70 

Population  in  1890  was 28,132 


Tr~>T=>T    TT\T         JE.  I>.  PORTER 
JUr-1-.lJM. — JR.  A.  SPEARS, 

Joplin  is  in  Jasper  County. 

LOANS  -  When  Due.  I 

FUNDING  BONDS — 

6s,  J&J,  $25,OOO July  2,  1898 

SEWER  BONDS — 

6s,  J&J,  $21,000 July  1,  1900 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
JOPLIN  SCHOOL  DISTRICT— 

6s $29,OOO....  Feb.  1,  1909 

Subject  to  call  after  Feb.  1,  1899 

6s,  A&O,  $10,000 1913 

Optional  after  1903 


Mayor. 
Clerk. 

City  valuation,  etc. — 
Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897..    $46,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,457,368 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  743,190 
Total  valuation  1895. ...2,200,558 
City  tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  6-00 

School  debt  1893 63,800 

Tax  valuation,  1893 2,220.  j'ji; 

Population  in  1890  was 9.!I43 

Population  in  1880  was 7,038 

Population  (local  estimate)  16,000 


r^TT"V         {JAMES  M.  JONES,  Mayor. 
t^-ll    I. —  J  HANS  LUND,  Comptroller. 


Kansas  City  is  situated  in  Jackson  County. 


LOANS- 


When  Due. 


CITY  HALL  AND  SEWER— 

4s,  A&O,  $150,000 Apr.  1,1910 

4s,  J&D,    150,000.. .. June  1, 1910 

RENEWAL  - 

8s,  F&A,  $70,000....  Aug.15, 1897 
7s,  M&N,  40,000 Nov.  1,  1898 


RENEWAL — (Cont.)— 
6s.  J&J,  $50,000 Jan.  1,1901 

SEWER  BONDS — 

4s $10O,OOO....  Apr.  1,1910 

4s 100,000....  July  1,1910 

WATER- WORKS— 
4»2S,g.,J&J,$3,100,OOOg.Julyl,'15 


INTEREST  on  the  water-works  bonds  is  payable  at  the  National 
Bank  of  the  Republic,  New  York  City ;  on  all  other  bonds  at  the  Ninth 
National  Bank,  New  York. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  ETC.- The  subjoined  state- 
ment shows  the  city's  total  municipal  debt  and  the  sinking  fund  held 
by  the  city  against  the  same  at  the  dates  Indicated. 

Jan.  1,  '97.    Aug.  I, '96.  Apr.  15,  '95.  Apr.  16/94. 

Tcital  bonded  debt.... $3,760,000    $4,081,000    $1,193,500    $1,193,500 
Sinking  funds 105,000         307,488          343,451          276,85 

Netdebt $3,655,000    $3,773,512       $850,049       $916,647 

The  figures  of  total  debt  for  1896  include  the  water  debt  of  $3,100.000. 
The  city  has  no  floating  debt  and  the  water-works  are   self-sus- 
taining. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 
per  rate  have  been  as  follows  in  the  years  named : 


Tear. 
1896. 
1895. 
1894. 
1893. 
1890. 
1885. 
1880. 


Real 
Estate. 


Personal 
Properly. 


..$44,150,790  $10,924,120 


44,312,230 
44,083,430 
42,072,620 
61,010,327 
24,027.440 
9,389,560 


11,069,280 
14,883,600 
10,118,320 
13,155,900 
5,040.560 
2,354,580 


Merchants, 
Banks,  etc. 
$3,954,950 


9,309,830 
8,319,330 
2,610,520 
1,634,810 


*  Cily  Tax 
Total       j>er$l,000. 
$59,029,860    $13'00 
55,381,510      12  50 
58,967,030 
61,500,770 
82,485,557 


,- 
13,378,950 


11-50 
12-00 
12-50 
15-00 
22-00 


*  This  is  the  city  tax  proper.  Property  is  assessed  at  from  30  to  40 
cent  of  its  actual  value. 

POPULATION  —In  1890  the  population  was  119.668;  in  1880  it 
was55,785;  in  1870  it  was  32,260.  Population  in  1897  (estimated) 
160,000. 

KANSAS  CITY  SCHOOL  DISTRICT.— R.  L.  YEA- 
GER,  President  of  Board  of  Education. 

This  district  is  a  distinct  and  separate  corporation,  embr;n 
the  territory  within  the  city  limits  and  some  on  the  outside,  anil  havni 
no  connection  whatever  with  the  city  or  county  governments. 


LOANS- 
BuiLDiNG  BONDS — 


When  Due. 


.860,000....  July  1,  1905 


75,000....  July  1,  1906 
,100,000  ____  July  1,  1907 
,200,000....  July  1,  1909 
,150,000  ____  July  1,  1910 


LOANS- 
RENEWAL  BONDS — 


When  llui 


6s $35,000 July  1,  IS1 


5si  ,     50,000 Jill} 

Total  debt  Mar.,  1897.  *l.'J^O,oi« 

Sinking  fund 

Net  debt.  Mar.,  1897..      1,204,00< 


5s 

4s 

4s 

4s 

4s  - 

4s'         T.'lOOioOOi^iJuriel,'  1912  i  Tax  valuation'1897...   -   . 

4s,  K    ....  250,000  g...  July  1, 1916  :  Assessment  abt.  *3  actual  vaJOB 

LIJIRARY  BONDS—  [  St.  &  Co.  tax  (per|Sl,000)'96.| 

4s,  g..l&J,  $200,OOOg.July  2,  1914  I  City  tax  (per  $1,000),  1896 

I  Population  1897  (est.) 160,< 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  Ninth  National  Bank,  New  York. 
DISTRICT  PROPERTY-— The  value  of  property  pwned  by  the  di? 
trict  (unencumbered)  is  $1,760,315, 


:.  1897. 


MISSOUHI-C1TIE8 


TOWNS, 


121 


KAW    TOWNSHIP.— KawlslntheCounty  of  Jack- 

son.  and  I*  nearly  co-extensive  with  Kansas  City. 

Tax  valuation.  p'rson-l*13.0OO.ooo 
Total  valuation  1896.  6'J.OOO.OOO 
AMeeement  3O*S>  to  4O°(>  actual  val. 

Total  tax  (per$l.OOO) *-_'5-3O 

Popiilutlou  In  1*90  was.  ..132,716 
Population  In  1397(est.l..l6O.OOO 


LOANS.— 
RiiLko  ti>  AID  Boxiw: 
iJiJ.      $15«.OOO  .May  20.  19O3 
nterest  U  payable  In  New  York. 
rtal  debt  Jan.  1.  1897.    $15O,OOO 
ax  valuation,  real 45.0OO.OOO 


K.NOX  COUNTY. 

County  Mat  U  Edlna. 
LOANS-  »**» 

4100.000..  Sept  19. 1899 

•-all  at  any  time.) 
|n*ded  debt  Jan.  1, 18V7.flOO.OOO 


.  K.  GIBBOXS,  Clerk. 


Netdebt  Jan.  1. 1897....    $70,OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 2.MW.OOO 

Tax  valuation,  perVl -J.ooo.ooo 

Total  valuation  1996 4.50O.OOO 

Assessment  about  *•,  actual  value. 

leaUncilrDt...        1O.OOO  i  Total  tax  (per *1,OOU)  .         ?-•->. *>0 

ataldebt.  .  UO.iiOO    Population  in  1897  (eat.)  . .17490 

Inklnr  fund  .  ...          ..  Copulation  In  189Owa« 13,501 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  American  Exoh.  Bank,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 


LACLEDE    CO.— County  ««at  U  Lebanon. 
LOANS-  »"*«•  Out. 

• 

•a.  Feb.  1 .  $78.000.  .  Jan*  JO.  19O* 
Send*  sohj.  to  eall  before  maturity. 
fclaiiil  paid  at  3d  Xat.  Bk..  st.  L 


Bonded  debt  July  1. '96.  $69.000 
Taxable  wealth  1896.... 9.76 1,789 
AsMesment  about  >a  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (perfl.OOO) tlti-50 

Population  in  1890  was 14.701 


LAFAYETTE  CO.—  SAM'L  J.  AKDRBW.  Clerk. 

Countr  Mat  U  Lexlaclon.    The  bond*  were  latned  in  aid  of  railroad*. 
tor  funding  county  warrant*.  and  to  pay  Interact  on  debt. 

-  Equalled  TaL.  1896.  .$11.008.257 

Tot  tax  (per  91,000)  1898 
PesMlattoa  In  1990  was...  .  .30.184 
Population  In  I  *•*>  was... 


LOANS.- 

•  ..ir 


OWken  Diu. 
•CD*  or  1876: 

..Jan.  1.  1901 

debt  Jan.  1, 1897. .$371.800 
INTEREST  I*  payable  In  Xew  York  City  at  the  Bank  of  America. 

LEXINGTON.— SAMI  EL  J.  ANDREW.  Co.  Cierk. 

ownshlp  to  In  Lafayette  County. 
LOANS—  m*m  D**.       Rtrt  ^  •*— 

Ha........  $36.000 An*.  1.1910 


TC* 


18 


.flft.300..  July  1.1910 
•nnjaet  to  ealL 


. 

flahjaet  to  eaU  after  AUK.  1 . 1900 
Bonded  dent  Jan.  1.  '97   $174.700 
Tax  valuation  1896.. 
Population  In  189O  was 7.968 


LI  NCOLN  COUNTY.—  W.  A.  JACKBOS,  Clerk. 

onnty  seat  is  Troy. 


LOANS- 

— 


•$4,000      May  15.  1908 


May  15.  19O8 


T..tal  debt  Feb.  1.  1  997     $984.000 
Tax  valuation,  real  ......  3.445.11O 

Tax  valaattotx  fenomall.-106.94O 
T.>1*1  valuation  1$97.  ..  .4^54.050 

Mate  tax  (aer  $l.Oooi  .......  $2  SO 

Oouaty  tax  (per  $1.000)  .....  1OOO 

Povalatioa  I  Si  9w»  was  .  .  .  .  1  «J4« 


.  .  .  . 
PopsuaUoaia  1896  (ee*.)...3$.$00 


eall  May  1ft. 
MK)  ..May  : 

bjist  to  enll  May  15.  190* 
LREST  I*  payable  In  *ew  Tork  by  National 

JISIANA.—  M  M.  WHITE,  City  Clerk. 

city  Is  la  Pike  County. 

Tax  valuation,  real  .......  $A24.tOO 

Tax  valnallon.  penonal.  5! 
lotal  valuation  1*91.  .  ..  I  J3  i 

to  *t  artual  valae. 


IMM  Bom*  or  1*89— 

.$•.000 Mav  15.  1901 

..    ttMKW  ...  Mar.  1. 1909 
pMt  to  rail  st  an  r  time. 

,$80,000 liar.  I.  190* 

after  Mar 

- 

ebt  Sept.  1.  TO  .$135,000 


Ihe  bond*  are  exempt  from  city  tax. 
1EST  l*  payable  at  M.  Leal*. 


COUNTY. 

below  are  all  In  UtlcaMa*. 
Wk*n  Out.  1-6*. 


•into  tax  'per  »1.OOO).I8O  l  .  M-o 
•  •oaaty  tax  (per  -      -«».  .....  12-OO 

•tOl  .......     15-00 

Aven«e  setool  tax  ...........  640 

PvynlaUon  In  1*90  was  ......  5.O90 


.nd* 

ANS- 


kn  •-..  ... 

J«n    1.  I  «•«[••. ftopt 
May  - 
1 

1873 1  r>pnlatl*n  in  189O  was' 

ON.— Thto  township  U  In  Jaeper  Cooaty. 


City. 
NOT.  1.  "72-3 


"«2    84.IV.pt..     19J90 Wept .16. -71 

-MS  I  Total  bond*  Jaly  : 
l-*79--«0  TaxaMe  wealth 1896  ...nSnjSS 


rtM 


,.    ...  B 


I  to  eall  at  aar  " 


.    •  j 


- -' 


air  1. -96. 
Taxable  wealth  1898  .  ..2.937 .*»> 

-  MI  was 9323 

-.  la  198OWM... 
ITEREST  >•  payabto  at  tbe  Xat.  Bank  of  Osmmariji.  New  York. 


ASON. — Thto  township  I*  In  Marten  Cmnty. 
•M-,  ira*«OM.    Total  debt  Jaly  1,1 896- $233.000 

i"  Tauole  wealth  1W6  ...3.749.670 

ii^lOO  .Mar.  13. 1909    PopuUtton  U  18*0  was....  13.72O 
•  t  leoall  at  any  Haw. 


naty 

mUoatiM.  I  Tax  Tatantton.  real.. ..$1.029.565 
•i.  !•»[»-  I  Tax  valuallan.  personal.  _2i 


time. 
1.1903 


l»   payalile 


Total  valuation  1x07  ...1.275.286 
Tax  valae  Is  *t  of  the  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  •l.omn - 

Population  1W<)  was 3.21S 

ravnlntton  In  1897  test) ....  10.000 
In  St.    Louis  M  •Into  Bank   and   Third 


RGAN  COUNTY.-,!.  \V.  K  VOOP,  TrewV. 

..  .• 

Wlm  *,„.  I  Tax  valnaihrn. per*onal    • 

(Total  valuation  1  Him        --.468,238 
k  actual  valur. 

...fK-50 
IO.188 


May  1.  10241  Anfiimiet  U  »  actual 

'  .f  1,  l«l»9    Total  tax  (per  $1.000) 

7    $1«0.700    Pvysitatts*  re  1 8*0  w». 


MT.    PLEASANT. — This  township  la  In  Bates  County. 
.OANS—  WlunDue. 


LC 

RR.  AID  Bo>o>«— 
5s,  July.  $152,000.... July  1, 1911 
Bonded  debt  July  1, 1896.$152.0OO 

INTEREST  i»  payable  at  State  Bank,  St.  Louis. 


Tax  valuation  1892  ....$1,85O.49O 
Taxable  wealth  1896..  1,756,640 
Population  in  1890  was 3,831 


NEVADA. — Nevada  is  In  Veruon  County. 


Total  debt  July  2, 1896..    $18,OOO 

Tax  valuation  1893 73O.384 

Real  valuation 4,OO  >,OOO 


Population  1u  1890  was 7,262 

Population  In  1880  wax 1,913 

Population  1894  (estimated). 9,uOO 


PETTIS  COUNTY.— A.  FARSHAM,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  Is  Sedalla. 


LOANS- 
COURT  HOD 


...  IB.  IM4- 


>  Due. 


6«,  July.  #.'.ri.(KX) July  1.19O4 

Suliject  to  call. 

Rcrtntorxo.  1888— 
5*.  May.  »300.000 May  1 , 1 90S 

Subject  to  call  after  Mar  1. 1893 
Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1890. .  $325,OOO 
slnkincfiind 27.01O 


Tax  valuation,  real  .....  $7,fi07,O6O 

Tax  valuation,  personal  'J,3i>S.  <>.")•< 
Total  valuation  1896...  10.030,718 
Assessment  Is  >a  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (perfl.OOO)  ......  $11-80 

Population  1890  was  ........  31,151 

Population  1893  (local  eat.)  .36,000 
Debt  per  capita  189O  .......  $12-91 

Debt  per  capita  1893  .......     9-33 


Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1896....     297.99O 

INTEREST  on  tbe  Court  Houne  bond*  U  payable  at  Sedalla;  on  the 
refunding  bond*  at  New  York  City. 

PIERCE.—  0.  P.  MOODY,  County  C  erk. 

This  township  !•  In  Lawrence  County. 

Interest  U  payable  at  8t.  Lout*. 
B..uu.-,l  debt  July  1.  '96....  #50,900 

Township  lino  no  float  iu*  debt. 
Tax  valuation,  real  ......  $415.735 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    147.899 
Total  valuation  1895....     583,630 

Taxable  wealth  1  896  ....    795,808 


LOANS-  •"»«•§  Due. 

FUSIU.NI;  BOVM — 
6*.  Mar.  l.«3..V>o Mar.  1,  1907 

Subject  to  call. 
»s,  Juiy  1,  $17.400.. .July  1. 1919 

Snblert  U>  call  after  1898. 

a*.  F*  A.  $30,000 Oct.  3. 1912 

$5  000  subject  to  call  after  1896: 
balaaoe  after  ivoi. 


Assnsment  i»  sln  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  fl.OOO)  >93..$20-no 
Population  In  189O  was 3.718 


PLATTE  COUNTY.— ROBERT  ELLY,  Clerk. 

County  teat  U  Platte  City. 
LOANS—  warn  Out.  I  8lnklB«-  fund $12,000 

RKFtrxDnoBoiTDt—                         Net  debt  Jan.  1. 1897  ...       Bo!«00 
5s,  Jan.  1,  $72.600.... Oct.  1. 1908    Tax  valuation,  real 3.523.75O 

Subjei-t  to  cail  at  any  time.  .  Tax  valuation.  penonaLl.583.85O 

Interest  payable  by  County  Trea*.    Total  valuation  1897  ...5.109.8OO 
Bonded  debt  Jam.  1. 1W7.  $7S.6OO  '  lannrniant  about  4  actual  value. 

FVMttnfdmM 2-VOOO  I  Total  tax  (per  $l.OOO> $9-5O 

Total  debt 97.600  1  Population  in  1890  was 16.248 


PLEASANT    HILL.— Thlstown»hipUlnCaa«County. 

Taxable  wealth  1896  ...$828.830 
Mate  tax  (per  $$1,OOO)  '91. .  .$2-50 
County  tax  (per  $1,000) 4-00 


LOANS-  Warn 

RAILBOAO  Am  B<>xoa— 

..Jan.  1. 

Subject  to  call  4  raoh  5  years. 
Bonded  debt  Feb. 
-  i.k.i,.-  r.in.l 
.N.-t  .I.-M  F.-!..  1.  1*97 


4  r 

.  l,-»7..  $4*.OOO 


County  I 
Scbooiu 


(per$UX>0) 4-70 

i  In  1890  was 2.780 


Population  I  . 

Population  in  1880  was 3.073 

PopulaU.m  In  1S97  (e.t.).... 3. 100 


POLK.— H.  W.  HEKLIT.  County  CU-rk. 

Polk  Township  Is  in  Case  County. 
LOANS-       _          Wken  Diu.  I  Tax  valuatiqo  1896 


.  AID  BOID*— 


Assessment  l«  i«  artual  value. 


5v  Jan..  «.V.'.<MK)  ...    Jaa.  1.1913  I  Tax  rate  (per  $1.000)  .......  fjooo 

Total  deht  Jan.  1.1»7  ------  $AJ.OOO  |  Pvpulation  In  imtOwas  ......  1.2H7 

•Inklufnnd  ...............     8.OOO  I  Popnlalton  In  IHHOwas  ......  1.499 

.Vet  debt  J  an.  i.  '97  .......  49.O90  I  Population  in  1897  (est.)  ....1.5OO 

OPTIONAL,—  Thirteen  thousand  dollar*  of  the  town«hlp'«  lionda  *re 
•object  to  calleacb  year  on  Jaauarr  1.  1899.  1903  and  19XM. 

INTEREST  Is  parable  at  the  Franklin  Bank.  81  Louis.  Mo. 


POPLAR  BLUFF.-i; 

Thto  city  Is  In  Butler  Count  r 


LOANS-  "r»«»  D<u. 

HmixlC    111'   T-WKR  B"1I>« 

6s,  r*A.  $6.500  .1909 

tahtettooali. 
64.A*0,$1.4007  ..... 

Subject  local: 
WATU  Bonoe 

6«,  A*0.  $20.000.  ...Apr.  2.  1913 
Optional  after  Apr.  2.  1PO3 
INTEREST  on  tbe  water  bond*  U  payable  at  St.  Louis;  on  others  at 
the  Bank  of  Poplar  Bluff. 


Total  debt  July  1. 1896. ..  $27,900 

Tax  valuation,  real 453,324 

Tax  valuation,  personal  .  II11.1.M 
Tola!  valuation  1-  .  U- 

Anaeesnwiut  Is  >*  actual  value. 

.1  (pcrfl.OOO) $5-00 

Population  in  18MWM. 2.187 

Population  In  1896  test.) 4.5OO 


PUTNAM  CO.— -I.  I).  JTOHKBOV,  Treasurer. 
County  seat  Is  Union vllle. 
LOANS-  •**«<«  Diu. 

KtlLBOAU  BOID*— 

5s.  Mar.$73^MO Oct..  19O7 

Hubjeet  to  eall  at  any  • 


Intnrest  payable  at  Th 

-  I    ..    :      • 




Total  debt  Jan.  1.  l-  17      * 
Slnklni:  fiiinl 


.t   $71,OOO 

Tax  valuation.  reaL 2,469,889 

Tax  valuation,  penmnal..  1,«  19,778 
ToUl  valiun 

it  almut  2-5  actual  value. 


State  *  Co.  tax  (iwr  *l.(nx»  .«rt  OO 

Population  i 

PopiilatloD  In  1897  (e«t.)...  17,000 


TAX  FREE.— Bunils  are  exenipt  from  tatatlon. 


RALLS  COUNTY.— .J.  s.  BRISCOE.  Clerk. 

County  seat  I*  New  Londnn. 


LOANS- 


Due. 


5*.  Feb..  *!  •  l..  1.1909 

Subject  to  call  at  any  • 
Total  debt  K  -.I«HP 

Tax  valuation,  real 2.7i7.11o 


Tax  valuation.  pnrnon'l.$l,O07,.')2O 
Tax  val'ii.  Kit.  A  in.-r.-h.  ii-.'«.l  17 
Total  valuation  1897  ...  i.:<i;:i.o77 
Aaeeemnent  almut  4O%  actual  val. 
Total  tax  (per  $  I. OOO)  ....*H;M> 
Population  In  189O  was....l 


•$100.  $BOO  and  $1.000  each. 

INTEREST  I*  payable  at  Bmtmau'i  Bank,  8t.  Loul*. 


122 


CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


RAY  COUNTY.— W.  M.  ALLISON,   Treasurer. 

County  scat  Is  Richmond. 


LOANS- 


When  Due. 


"RKFrXIHNIJ  BONDS — 

6»,  Jan.,  $45,1OO Jan.  1,1901 

Subject  to  mil  at  any  time. 
Bonded  debt  July  1.  18SM).  $75,OOO 
Taxable  wealth,  18d6..$7.9H8.r.34 


Tax  valuation,  pcrson'l.*2,805,172 
Tax  valuation,  RR.  ...  1,189,990 
Total  valuation  1895...  8,286,497 
Assessment  is  "3  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  <i>cr$l,OOO) $11-50 

Population  In  1890  was 24,215 


Taxvaluation,  real.....  4,291,335 
"•$100,  $50O  and  $1,OOO  i-ui-h. 
INTEREST  i«  payable  at  county  treasury. 

ST.   CLAIR    CO. — County  seat  is  Osccola. 
of  this  county  are  In  litigation,  and  no  Interest  is  paid. 


All  the  bonds 


TK.IIO  &  NKOSHO  R.R.  All)  BONDS 
10s,.. ...,$231.000... July  1,1890 
Bonds  are  for  91 ,00V  each. 


Taxable  wealth,  1896.. $4,130,520 
Population  iu  1890  was.  16,747 
Population  in  1880  was.  14,125 


ST.  JOSEPH. — JOHN  P.  STRONG,  Comptroller. 

St  Joseph  Is  the  county  seat  of  Buchanan  County.    The  city  has  no 
water  debt  but  pays  an  annual  rental  for  water  purposes  of  $30,OOO. 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,'97.$1,253,500 
Sinking  fund  assets  ...  20,000 
Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1897..  1,233,500 


When  Dae. 


LOANS- 

FUND1M.   - 

6s,  F&A,  $823,400....  Aug.  1,  1903 
48,  FAA,    424,500. . .  .Jan.  4, 1901 

INTEREST  is  payable  in  New  York  at  National  Bank  of  Commerce 

DENOMINATION.— Bonds  of  this  city  are  of  the  denomination  of 
$10O,  $500  and  $1,OOO. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  In  1898  of  real  estate  was  $16,000,000; 
personal  proiwrty,  !&7,!iOO,OOO;  total,  $23,500,000;  total  tax  per  $1,000, 
$28-00,  which  was  made  up  of  State  tax  $2-50,  county  tax  $4-50,  city 
tax  $1 5-50,  school  tax  $5-50.  Property  is  assessed  at  50  per  cent  of  its 
actual  value.  In  1890  the  assessed  valuation  was  $23,724,248  and  in 
1889  $19,653,369. 

POPULATION.— The  population  In  1890  was  52,324;  In  1880  was 
32,431. 

ST.  JOSEPH  SCHOOL  DIST.— F.  C.  PARKER,  Secy. 

The  School  District  bonds  are  not  a  part  of  the  municipal  debt: 
Interest  Is  paid  from  county  levy. 

LOANS-  When  Dae. 

BUILDING  BONDS— 

5s,  F&A,  $90.5OO Aug.  1, 1908 

Subject  to  call  after  1898 

4s,  A&O,  $200,000 Apr.  2, 1914 

REFUNDING  BONDS- 
SB,  MAS,  $106,000... .Mar.  1,1910 
Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 


Bond.  debt.  Feb.  1 , 1897    $396,500 

Sinking  fund 15,000 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1897..  381,500 
Assessment  valueln'()6.25,000,OOO 
School  tax  (per  $1,000)  1896. $5-50 


CT     T   <"~»TTTC:         <  C.  P.  WALBRIDGE.  Mayor. 

£>  1  .    J_,VJ  U  1O. —  \  ISAAC  H.  STURGEON,  Comptroller. 


The  city  and  county  were  merged  in  1877,  the  city  assuming  the 
county's  debt. 

4s,g.A&O,  Ji257,OOOg.Oct.  1,1913 
4s,g.J&D,  $2,000,000g.  Junel.1914 
4s,g.  J&J.  l,985,OOOg.July  1,1918 
3-65s,g.J&D,2,844,100gJ'e25,1907 
3  65s,g.M&N,975,OOOg.May  1,1915 
I  3-50s,g.F&A,275,OOOg.Aug.l,1919 


LOANS.—  When  Due. 

GAS  Co.  JUDGMENT— 
4s,g,  J&D,  $950,OOOg.June  1,  1905 

PURCHASE  BLOCK  121— 
6s,  A&O,  $245,OOO... Apr.  10, 1906 

RENEWALS — 

6s,g.  J&D,  $593,OOOg.June  1, 1898  I  S-SOsig.  J&D,  12,OOOg.J'ne  2,1920 
6s,g.  J&J,     675,OOOg.Jan.  1, 1899       TOWER  GROVE  PARK— 
5s,g.  J&J,     476,OOOg.Jan.  1, 1900  |  6s,  g  F&A,  $340,000 g.Aug.  1, 1898 
4s,g.  F&A,    620,OOOg.Feb.  2.  1905  ' 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
48,g.A&O,$l,559,OOOg.Ap.lO,1908 
4s,g.M&N,£513,200g...Nov.2,1911 
4s,g.M&N.$l,155,OOOg.Nov.l,1912 


1896. 
April  13. 
$20,647,711 
5,808,000 


1893. 
April  10. 
$21,376,021 
5,808,000 


ST.  LOUIS  COUNTY  BONDS 

ASSUMED. 
PABK  PURPOSES— 
I  6s,g.A&O,$l,900,OOOg.Apr.  1,1905 
GOLD  BONDS.— All  the  city's  bonds  are  payable,  principal  and  in- 
terest. In  gold,  except  the  $245,000  6s  issued  for  purchase  of  Block  121. 
INTEREST  on  all  bonds  Is  payable  In  New  York  City — on  the  Tower 
Grove  Park  6s,  and  on  the  Purchase  of  Block  121  6s,  at  the  National 
Bank  of  the  Republic;  on  the  Park  bonds  at  the  National  Bank 
of  Commerce.  Interest  on  all  other  bonds  Is  payable  at  the  National 
Bank  of  Commerce,  N.  Y.,  or  at  the  office  of  J.  8.  Morgan  &  Co.,  Lon- 
don, at  the  option  of  the  holder;  on  the  bonds  payable  in  S.  sterling  at 
the  National  Bank  of  Scotland  (Limited),  London,  or  In  United  States 
gold  dollars  at  the  rate  of  $4-8665  for  the  pound  sterling  at  the  National 
Bank  of  Commerce,  New  York,  at  the  option  of  the  holder. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  ETC.— The  subjoined  statement 
shows  St.  Louis's  total  municipal  debt  and  the  water  debt,  Included  In 
the  total,  on  the  dates  indicated. 

1897. 
Feb.  1. 

Total  bonded  debt $20,352,278 

Water,  debtincluded 5,808,000 

Under  the  charter  the  Municipal  Assembly  must  appropriate  $1 ,- 
200,000  annually,  with  which  to  pay  debt  atrd  the  interest  thereon. 
That  portion  of  each  annual  appropriation  not  required  for  the  pay- 
ment of  the  Interest  constitutes  the  sinking  fund  for  redemption  of 
the  debt  existing  April  7, 1890,  and  bonds  Issued  in  renewal  thereof. 
On  the  basis  of  renewing  the  city's  bonded  debt  at  4  per  cent,  the  debt 
for  which  this  sinking  fund  was  establishel  will  be  extinguished  in 
1927.  The  sinking  funding  on  April  13, 1896,  amounted  to  $84,598. 

CITY  PROPERTY.— The  city  owns  Its  water  works,  the  revenue 
from  which  for  water  rates,  permits,  etc.,  for  the  fiscal  year  1895-96 
was  $1,312, 378  and  operating  expenses  and  cost  of  collecting  water 
rates  were  $473,250.  For  the  year  1892-93  the  revenue  was  $1 ,235,933; 
net  operating  expenses  and  costs  of  collecting  water  rates,  $416,824. 
For  1893-94  the  corresponding  amounts  were  $1,251,30171  and 
$441,924  24,  and  for  1894-95,  $1,266.513  05  and  $493,647  68.  In  addi- 
tion to  the  water  works  the  city  owns  its  hospitals,  insane  asylums 
and  poor  house,  city  hall,  court  house,  jail,  house  of  correction  and 
work  house,  engine  houses,  markets,  police  stations,  parks,  etc. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  (about 
8-5  cash  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows  in  the  years 
named: 

. — Oily  tax  per  $1,000 — , 

New       New  limit        Old 

Limits.    Increased     Limits 


Years 
1896. 
1895. 
1894. 
1893. 
1892. 
1891. 
1890. 

ISS'.I. 
IN-Hi. 


. 

1879. 


Real  Estate 
and  Personal 

Property. 
..$341,087,050 
..  324,375,000 
..  310,341,850 
..  284,200,790 
..  280,474,5.^0 
..  252,031,820 
..  245,834,850 
..  227,638,800 
..  214,427,690 
..  '^11,480,710 
165,263,970 


$1000 
1000 

10  00 
1000 
1000 

11  OO 
900 
900 
5OO 
500 
5OO 


$1380 
1380 
1380 
1380 
1400 
15  OO 
15OO 
1400 
10  OO 


$1380 
1380 
13  8O 
1380 
1400 
15  OO 
1SOO 
1500 
1750 
1750 
1750 


Sanded. 

Debt, 
in  April. 
$20,647,711 
21,024,711 
21,196,711 
21,376,021 
21,524,680 
21,672,874 
21,873,100 
21,926,100 
22,942,000 
22,507,000 
22,604,000 


POPULATION.— tn  1890  population  was  451,770;  in  1880  It  was 
350,518;  in  1870  it  was  310.864. 


SCHUYLER  CO.— JOHN  C.  MILLS,  Clork. 


County  seat  is  Lancaster. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  RR.— 

5s,  MAS,  $171,000 1897-1912 

($44,125  due  every  5  years.) 
Total  debt  Jan.,  1897. . . .  $171,000 
Tax  valuation,  real 1,577,235 


Tax  valuation,  personal.  $823,167 
Total  valuation  1896... *2,400. 102 
Assessment  is  %  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $12-50- 

Population  in  1890  was  ....11,240' 


*  These  figures  do  not  Include  merchants'  or  railway  valuations. 
INTEREST  Is  payable  in  New  York  at  Farmers'  Loan  &  Trust. 


SCOTLAND  CO. — County  seat  is  Memphis.  Theraili-nad 
aid  bonds  are  In  litigation.  Interest  on  all  other  bonds  is  promptly 
paid. 

LOANS—  WhenDue.  I  Bondeddebt,  July  1,'96..  $356,(>29> 

FUNDING  BONDS—  |  Taxable  wealth,  1896. ..3,810,323 

5»,  May,  $340,OOO...May  12, 1912    Assessment  about  '4  actual  value. 
Subject  to  call  May  12,  1897  I  State  tax  (per  $1,OOO)  1895.. $2-50- 


SCHOOL  BONDS 

10s,  Dec.,  $16,629 Various. 

Subject  to  call  at  iny  time. 


County  tax  (per  $1  ,OOO) 8-00 

Average  school  tax 4-00 

Population  In  1890  wss  ...12.674 


INTEREST  on  the  school  bonds  is  payable  at  Memphis ;  on  others 
at  New  York  City. 


School  District  Bonds— 

6s,  $20,OOO 1905 

5s,  $20,OOO July  1,  190» 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
5s,  $30,OOO July  1,  1909- 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1, 1899 
..,....,$30,000 


<  P.  D.  HASTAIN,  Mayor. 
—  J  W.  O.  B.  DIXON,  Clerk. 

Sedalia  is  In  Pettis  County. 
LOANS-  When  Due.  I 

FUNDING — 
5s,  M&N,  $178,500.... Nov.  1,  1907 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

REVENUE  BONDS— 

7s,  M&N,  $2,000 Past  due 

6s,F&A,     8.OOO Pastdue 

SEWER  BONDS — 
7s,  A&O,  $10,000 Pact  due 

GOLD. — All  the  bonds  are  payable  in  gold. 

TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  issued  by  this  city  are  exempt  from  taxa- 
tion. 

INTEREST  is  payable  in  New  York. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— City's  total  debt  on  March  20, 1897,  wa» 
$198,500 ;  sinking  fund  assets  $26,770 ;  net  debt,  $171.730,  School 
District  bonds  are  not  obligations  of  the  city. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  1896  of  real  estate  was  $3,271,947; 
personal  property,  $1,139,440;  total,  $4,411,387;  city  tax  (per  $1,000), 
$12-00.  Property  Is  assessed  at  about  45  per  cent  of  Its  actual  value, 

POPULATION.— The  population  in  1890  was  14,068 ;  in  1880  wag. 
9,561;  In  1870  was  4,560;  in  1897  (estimated)  22,000. 


SNI-A-BAR. — SAM.  J.  ANDREW,  Coumy  Clerk. 

This  township  is  in  Lafayette  Co.     Five  thousand  dollars  of  bonds 
Issued  in  1870  and  due  in  1875  are  in  litigation. 

LOANS—  Wlien  Due.  I  Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, 1897.. $43,000 

REFUNDING  BONDS—  |  Tax  valuation  1896 736,837 

5s, ,  $38,000 Aug.  1, 1910    Population  in  1890  was 2,698 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time.  |  Population  in  1880  was 1,637 


SPRINGFIELD.— G. 

Springfield  Is  in  Greene  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

SEWER  BONDS- 
SB,  A&O,  $19,000.... Oct.    1,1911 
Subject  to  call  Oct.    1 , 1896 
4>as,  M&N,  $50,000. ..May  1, 1911 
Subject  to  call  May  1, 1901 
4>as,  J&J,  $50,000. ...July  1, 1911 
Subject  to  call  July  1,  1901 
4>as,  A&O,  $31,000... Oct.  1, 1911 
Subject  to  call  Oct.  1, 1901 


W.  HACKNEY,  Clerk. 


FUNDING — 

6s,  seml-aun. ,  $1,800 1 890 

4i«s, ....  $25,OOO. . .  .June  15,  1905 
Interest  is  payable  in  New  York. 
Total  debt  Jan.  1,  Ib96... $176,800 

Sinking  fund 11,148 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1896...     16.. 

Tax  valuation  1895 7,290.878 

Total  tax  per  $1,000 $22-50 

Population  In  1890  was 21,850 


SULLIVAN  CO.— L..M.  BALDRIDGE,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Milan.    Interest  is  promptly  paid  on  all  except  $1,OOO 
of  7  per  cent  bonds  claimed  to  have  been  paid. 

Net  debt  Jan.,  1896 $141,0(10 

Taxable  wealth  1896....5.0(i7._'s'J 

Tax  valuation,  real 3,145,183 

Tax  valuation,  per.&  RK.'J, 327,788 
Total  valuation,  1895....5,472,»71 
Assessment  is  H!  actual  value. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

RR.  REFUNDING  BONDS — 
6s,  J&J      $6,000 Jan.  1,  1899 

Subject  to  call. 
5s,  Feb.,  175,000 Julyl,  1908 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 


Total  debt  Jan.,  1896 $181,000 

Sinking  funds 40,000 


Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $14-50 


Population"  iu  1890  was.      19,000 

INTEREST  on  the  6  percent  oonds  is  payable  at  St.  Louis;  on  the 
5  per  cent  bonds  at  New  York. 


5  THOMAS  A.  MURPHY,  Mayor. 

}  R.  M.  COOK,  Treasurer. 
This  city  is  In  Grundy  County. 

LOANS.  When  due. 

CITY  HALL  BONDS  — 
8s  .......  ,  $5,000  ...........  1  year. 

RAILROAD  BONDS— 
5s,  J  &  J,  $37,000  .....  July  1,  1909 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
IMPROVEMENT  BONDS  — 
5s,  F&A,  $20,000  .....  Aug.  1,  1913 

Optional  after  Aug.  1,  1898 


Total  debtFeb.  1  1897.  .  .    $62,000 


Sinking  f"ud  .............       $4.634 

Net  debtFeb.  1,1897....       57,766 

Taxvaluation  real  .......    91. 

Tax  valuation  personal  .  .    386,34! 
Tax  valuation.  merch'ts.    120.11110 
Total  valuation,  1896.  .  .  .  1,422.  2!i:> 

Assessment  'a  actual  value. 
City  tax  (per  $1.OOO).... 

Population  in  189O  was  ..... 


..... 
Population  in  1897  (est.)...   7,000 


VAN  BUREN.— T.  T.  CRITTENDEN,  JR.,  Clerk. 

This  township  is  in  Jackson  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due.  .  Tax  valuation,  personal.. $" 

REFUNDING  BONDS  1892—  Total  valuation,  1897 —   707,581 

4s,  Jan.  4,  $53.0OO Optional         Assessment  is  26  actual  \ 

Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,  1897. $53,000    Population  in  1890  was -."-'' 

Tax  valuation,  real $503,650    Population  in  1880  was 2.1 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  Ninth  National  Bank,  New  Yoi 

VERNON  CO.— FRANK  A.  PARKER,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Nevada.  The  $4,000  of  8  per  cent  railroad  bonds  are 
past  due,  but  have  never  been  presented  for  payment,  and  the  Treas 
urer  has  been  unable  to  trace  them. 


April,   1897. 


DAKOTA-DEBT  or  STATE, 


123 


DOMBoif 


Wkt»  Out. 


I  Total  debt $177.  JIM) 

I  Hailing  Mod 25.000 

I  Met  debt  Jan.  1,1897....     152.2OU 

4,000  .  |  Assessed  valuation  '96.. 8.0OO.UOO 

..t  to  call  at  any  time.  Assessment  about  "3  actual  value. 

vat  Is  payable  In  New  York.  I  Total  tax  (per91,OOO) 96-OO 

idebt  Jan.  1.1897. 9157.2OO  I  Population  iu  189O  was... .31.505 
Floating  debt  20.OOO  |  Population  in  1880  was 19,369 


WARRENSBURG. — Warrensburg  Is  In  Johnson  Co. 

LOANS—  Wken  Due.  I  Total  debt  July  1,1896.  948,500 

EMrtmDtM  B..XI--  I  Tax  valuation  1892  . . . .9l.3OO.OOO 

5s.  Apr.  15.  94S.5OO.  Apr.  15. 1910  I  Assessment  about  *s  actual  value. 

BobJ.tocaUal  anytime.  I  Population  In  1890  was 4,706 

INTEREST  U  payable  by  the  National  Bank  of  Commerce.  Now 

York. 

WASHINGTON.— F.  \V.  SUMPE,  Treasurer. 

This  township  is  in  Franklin  County. 

LOANS-  Wken  Due.    Total  debt  Jnly  1. 1896. . . -93O.OOO 

FODDIO  Bon>e—  Tax  valuation  1895 65O.OOO 

4s.  JAJ.    «30.OOO Bept.1.1912  I  Assessment  about  hi  actual  value. 

Subject  to  call  Sept.  1, 1897.       I  Population  in  1890  was 2.725 

WASHINGTON.— SAM.  J 

This  township  Is  In  Lafayette  County. 


\M>Riw,  Co.  Clerk. 


LOANS-  **«••  Due. 

9M.OOO. July  1.1910 

t  to  call  after  July  1. 19OO 


RKrvxDDTO  BOSDS— 

..924.000 AUK.  1.1910 

rt  to  call  after  Aug.  1.  19OU 
debt  Jan.  1.  '97.    98O.OUO 


tax  valuation.  1895. . . .  .1,012.8*0 
Population  In  1890  was 


ADDITIONAL   STATEMENTS. 

la  the  table  below  we  give  statistics  mrardlnx  all  minor  civil  divl- 
ta  the  Mate  of  Missouri  which  have  reported  an  indebtedness  of 
910,000  and  which  an  not  represented  among  the  foregoing  do- 
We  aM  the  pefsUaUe*  fresn  the  O.fc  Cnwoa  of  189O. 

sssa!  Itate*/  fopsr 
a/ton.    />.(.    Imdon. 

1.334 


JUbany.  Gentry  Co...  ....  19.OOO 

^^^•jTajsjaealy.  Cass  Co 72.0OO 

^^•B  Towa.blp.  Adal r  Co  1 0.OOO 

rrUonc..  in.ooo 


aaiTliwyaii.  Cooper  Oo. 

erTownshlp.  Caas  Col , 


;...... 

:      .... 


S 

455.059       5 

2.000.000       5  5.455 

........        6  1,105 

5 

.     6*8  4.547 

•I  1.74-i 

5  2,241 
1.186 


27M19 


iwnahtp.  Cass  Co 
Jiitoiin  C* 

T..wn.!.i|..  i  ....  i  .. 

i  Township.  Lafayette  Oo I7JOOO 

.  Callaway  Co 
"•  I,  OMB  Co 

Lafayette  Co. 17.OOO 

Township  Lewis  i  \\ntn 

nrnskip.  Knot 

i.  Clark  Co..  13..VHI 


. 
1J*02.108 


397.091 
1.091.060 


441.119 

.    -  -   •      • 

•'"'••"' 


^^^^^•L  Clinton  C» 
Strty  Township.  BetaylwCio 

|  Keoi«.  Macosi  Co. 


^Enfcls.  Besftlaad  Co  '  I  ooo 

Kml  Town.htp.  Jasper  Co    .  .>•••> 
^^•LBsr: 

IMS  Co. 

..  17.I14XP 

•if*.  Plko  Ov  . .                  .  33.000 


•hn  MI 

4M>12 

.  •  til 


Osarti  i 


809310 

- 


teop*T  Co IMOO 

in...  i  ., 


;  :    .... 

.41^00 

15.000 

15.000 


..:..   ..: 
BJOOTO 


1.200.000 
537.40.1 

5^29.711 


21JOO 


947.508 
85.600 


CM 

- 


12.119 
1,141 


934 


4.  ill 
1   ..I". 

.    .U 


•    • 


. 

:  M 

2.059 

•-: 

1.780 
2.145 
1.699 
1.193 

.  ...1 
2.511 

ni 

:  .,11 

i  Ml 

710 

1.410 

934 

.-11 

15.642 
6.161 

' 


. 

-  n  : 


State  of  North  Dakota. 


ITS 


DKMT.   RESOURCES,    I 


/«d  M  a  Territory  (Act  March  9.  llWt  >  -     March  2,  1801 

dmittwl  M  a  Slate  (Act  F*b.  «,  1880)  NOT.  8,  188* 

alal  ar»a  of  State  (square  miles))  .        -       -      70,795 

i-ital  Bunurck 

•r  it«>rm  «-xp.  1st  Toe*.  Jan.  1  W»»    -    Frank  A.  Brifrg* 

"•wary  of  State  (term  ends  1st  Toe*.  Jan.  1W9)-  Fred.  Falley 

r*aran>r  (term  ends  lit  Tu*«.  Jan.  1199)   -  Otorjre  B.  NichoU 

L«Kia|sjtsjn  DMeto  MeoniatlT  in  odd  yean  on  the  fint  Tue*- 

»T  nftar  the  first  Monday  in  January,  and  MMloM  are  limited 


HISTORY  OF  DEBT.— For  history  of  State  debt  see  STATS  AND 
CITT BorpLKHKNT  of  April,  1894 ,  pax*  118.  As  we  were  goini?  to  press 
the  State  was  advertising  for  sale  in  April,  1897,  $63,OOO  of  4  per  cent 
30-year  refunding  uonda. 


LOANS- 
CAPITOL  BUILDING  BOSDS— 


4  .......  ,«30,000  .....  July  1,  1923 

Fr/sDixo  BONDS— 
4«.    MAN.  $106.000.  Mar.  20.  1921 

HOSPITAL  BUNDS  — 


men  Due.  |     REFUNDING  BONDS— (Con.)— 

4s.  MAN.  *113,000..  May  15,  1920 
1-.     F.V-A,         20,000.  Aug.    1.  1!'21 
4s,    J&J,      30,OOO..July   1,  1923 
RKFL-SDISG  WARRANTS— 


4»,    JAJ,  950,000....  July  1,  1914 
4»»s,  MAN,  9153,000  May     1,  19O2 

PaMRUrnAJtl  BOKD8— 
4>»m  MAN,  $29  ,000.  May     1,  1917 

SubJeettooallafterMay     1,  1897 

RKKUNDIXO  BONDS— 
4s,    J<U.  988,600.  .  .July 


5s, $60,898 

REVENUE  BONDS - 
4i«8,  AAO,  $150,OOO. Apr.  25.  1905 
4s,  MAN,  920,000... May     1,1897 
48,    MAX,  *22,7OO..May     1,1909 

subject  to  call  after  May    1,1899 


1,  1915 

INTEREST  and  principal  of  tbe  above  bonds  are  payable  at  the 
Chemical  National  Bank  In  New  York. 

TOTAL   DEBT.  -Tbe  following  shows   the  State's   bonded  debt 
floating  debt  and  sinking  fund  on  tbe  dates  named  : 

fet>.  17,  'H7.     .Vor.  1,  '95.    J«m.l.'94.    tfor.1,-90. 
Bonded  debt  ............  *843.1!Ki       9845>o7 

Floating  debt  ...........      8O.OOO          130.0OO 

81nkln«fund  ....................  2O.OOO 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.-The  State's  i 
>s  half  actual  value)  has  been  as  follows  : 


$795, 8O7       $689,807 


valuation  (about 


Fear*.  Real  Kltatt.    Perfottal  Property. 

1896 «RI 

1895 69.006,739 

1894. 


T:>lal  Att'd    Slate  la* 
Valuation,  per 91, OOO. 
928.676.8d6-  '     993.398.978         94-3O 
J..7--,.,-l  94,792.322  4-5O 

83,630,553  4-5O 

82.351,987  4-50 

•The  assessed  valuation  of  personal  property  for  1896  as  given 
above  Includes  rallroa  I  property  to  the  amount  of  97,886,030. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— The  limitations  to  the  debt-making  power  of 
the  State  and  municipalities  of  North  Dakota  are  found  in  Article  XII 
of  Its  Constitution.  The  provisions  with  reference  to  the  matter  are 
complete  and  stringent,  and  will  be  found  on  page  121  of  the  STATE 
AMD  Crrr  SurruuiEMT  of  April,  1895. 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.-The  population  of  North  Dakota  has 
been  as  follows  In  the  years  named. 

1990...  182,719         1880..  36,909         1870..  .'14.1S1        I860  ..'4,837 
;  -  ipulatlon  in  1896  was  estimated  at  223.000. 

•  This  Is  total  for  both  North  and  South  Dakota. 

The  Increase  of  population  In  North  Dakota  In  1880-90,  It  will  be 
i.  was  145310,  equal  to  395-O5  per  cent. 


CITIES,  CorNTin  AND  Towss 

IX    mi 

STATE  OF  NORTH  DAKOTA. 

Worm.— ftr  report*  not  gin*  In  alphabetical  order  •many  Ike  fal- 
BARNES   CO.— County  seat  Is  Valley  CUT. 


Bnaiildobt  Ja» 

County  has  no  floating  deM. 
Slaktoa-  frnnd....™;:::.      96.774 
Nat  debt  Jan.  1,  1897. . . .      .M  .725 
Tax  valuation,  real 3.170.714 


Tax  valuation  personal  .  9999.061 
Total  valuation  1896....  4.169.775 
AMaasment  about  Hi  actual  value. 
T..ial  tax  HOT  91.000)  .......  929-30 


. 
Population  189O  was... 


7.O45 


BISMARCK.. — Bismarck   is  situated   In  Burlelgh  County. 
The  bonds  Issued  by  tbe  clly  are  all  exempt  from  taxation. 


LOANS—  Wken  Dm. 

t«J— 

8s,  MAN,  99.000 May  1.1901 

Utorast  payable  In  Bismarck. 
SCHOOL— 

7s.  JAJ.  93A.OOO July  1.1903 

•S.JAJ,      4.IMHI July  1.  19O9 

Interest  payable  In  New  York. 


Bond,  debt  (last  returns) 

Floating  debt 

Total  debt 

Hlnkliii;  funil       

Ketdeht  (last  returns)... 

Tax  valuation  1890 1 

Tax  rate  (per  91 ,000) 

Population  1 490  was.... 


•9,000 
53,800 


. 

61,300 

,585,189 
915-50 
1,108 


BURLEIGH  CO.—  JOHN  HOAOI.AXD,  Treasurer. 

County  scat  U  Blaman-k. 
Bonded  debt  July  1,  •96..916O.a.V> 

Floating  debt 

Total  debt 163.114 

WnMngfui,  ..        2.611 

Net  debt.  July  1.1 8»e!         160.003 
Tax  valuation,  real . . .  .9>.499.»O» 


Tax  valuation,  pprsonal  9419.2O2 
Total  valuation  1896...  -j.Mi.7n7 
Total  Oo.  tax  (pT»l,OOO)>95.*17  IX) 

ri>|iiiliitinii  In  1-tMi  wa* 4,247 

Population  la  1H8O  was X.246 

In  1896  (est.).... 6,000 


CASS  COUNTY.—  \ 

County  seat  Is  Fargo. 

LOANS-  »**««  D<u. 

OOCKT  HOI-SI  A  JAM.  HI.MX— 

7«,  JAJ.  925.OOO Julv  1.1915 

Huhject  to  call  at  any  tine. 
DRAIMAOB  Rrr'tri,  H.»i.»— 

6s.  FAA.  914.000 Feb.  1 . 1905 

HOSPITAL  A  Poon  FARM— 
.V.  AAO.915.OOO  ...ih-t.   I'..  l''H> 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1 .  '97        964.OOO 

clnklnir  fniifl  4.712 

••  .Li-:    1.  1897..         59,288 


W.  r.  MACVADOEK,  Treasnrer. 
I).  \\.  \VA8KM,  Auditor. 

I  Tax  valuation  real 99,864,596 

|  Tax  valuation,  prrwmal  2.M85,435 
Total  valuation,  1H»«..  12.75O.O31 
Assessment  »lMiut  Hi  urinal  v»lne. 

I  State  tax  (per  9I.OOO) 94-3O 
r.miitytax  (per  91.OOO) 6-70 
Si-hoof  tax 2-OO 

l-opnliit  lull  1890  was 19.613 

Population  1880  was 8,998 

Population  1893  (local est.). 2O.OOO 


DICKEY   COUNTY.— C.  W.  PALMER,  Treas. 

County  seat  Is  Ellrnclale. 

LOANS—  ""*'»  Dut.  I  Tax  valuation,  real 92.017.6OO 

CoDBT  HOOSB,  ETC.—  I  Tax  valuation,  prriumal.    432,800 

7s.  July.  912.000  ...July    6.  1900  I  Total  valuation  1896....2.45O.4OO 
all  at  any  time.         I  Aaseiuinient  abt.  35  p.  e.  actual  val. 


8»i>  WHEAT— 

7s,  HAS,  95,000 Mar.  13.  1808 

Subject  to  call. 
Bonded  debt  feu.  lo,  -97..917.OOO 


Mian-  *  Oo.  tax  (per  91.0OO)  .913-OO 

Populntlon  In  I89O  was 5,573 

Population  In  1897  (est.)  ....6,850 


INTEREST  on  the  bonds  .lie  In  19OO  Is  payable  In  New  York  City 
on  tho>e  due  In  189H  at  Kllendale. 


121 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


EMMONS  CO.— EDWARD  BRADDOCK,  Auditor. 

County  gent  1»  Willlamsport. 
LOANS-  .  When  Due.  |  Total  debt  Jan.  1. 1897...  *53.0OO 


RKFUNDING  HoXUS — 

7-.  J.V..J.  iji-jo.iioo July  1, 1002 

tin. MAS.  25,000 Pept  1,1907 

Int.  imiil  by  Clu-iii.  Xat'l  B'k,  X.  Y., 

aim  riu-r  Rational  Bank,  N.  Y. 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  1807.94S.OOO 

Floating  debt 8.0OO 


I  Tax  valuation,  real 1,088,386 

Tax  valuation,  persona  1.  282,472 
Total  valuation  1896....  1,370,858 
Assessment  aliout  '5  actual  value. 
State  &  Co.  tax  (per  $10OO).$11'80 
Population  1890  was 1,971 


TAX  FREE-— All  bonds  of  this  county  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


T-.  A  ra  r  /"v       <J.  A.  JOHNSON,  Mayor. 

F  Arllj(J — }  A.  O.  RUPERT,  Auditor. 

Fargo  Is  situated  In  Caw  County. 

LOANS—  When.  Due. 

Bridge*,         $20.OOO 1 903 

Hrlilires,  &c.,     9.OOO 1904 

34,000 19O1 

25,000 1913 

19,000 1903 

8.0OO 1902 

9.OOO 1901 

40,000 1911 


Funding. 

Refunding 

Sewers, 

do 

Streets, 
Water. 


Bonded  debt  Jan.  20,  '97..$194,000 

Flouting  debt 20,000 

Total  debt 214,000 

Sinking  funds 38.OOO 

Net  debt  Jan.  20,  1897...     176,000 

Tax  valuation  real 1,927,887 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  615,688 
Total  valuation  1896. . .  .2,543,575 
Assessment  about  *3  actual  value. 


Wau-r&sewer30,000 I  Total  tax  (per  $l,OOO) $58-00 

I  Population  in  1890  wa* 5,664 

|  Population  1897  (local  eat).  12,000 

In  addition  to  the  above  bonded  debt  there  are  outstanding  $40,OOO 
of  water  bonds  which  were  assumed  by  the  city  upon  purchasing  the 
works.  These  are  to  be  paid  from  water  rents  and  not  by  general  tax- 
ation. 


<  JOHN  D1NNIE,  Mayor. 

> — )  p.  A.  BROWN,  Auditor. 
This  city  Is  situated  In  Grand  Forks  County. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

ItRIIKiE  BONDS— 

7s,  Mar., $50,000 Mar.  1, 1909 

FILTRATION  BONUS— 
6s.  M&S.  $40.OOO Sept  1,  1914 

FIBK  DEPARTMENT— 
7s.  Aug.,  $6.000 Aug.  1, 1897 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
6s,  A&O,$51,000 Oct.  1,  1910 


SEWER  BONDS  — 

6s,  J&J,  $10,000 July  1,1897 

($2,000  due  yearly)  to  1901 

6s,  J&J,  $30.000 July  1, 1902 

(3,OOO  due  yearly)  to  1911. 

STREET  BONDS — 
7s,  Aug.,  $24,000 Aug.  1,  1897 

WATER  WORKS— 

7s,  Aug.,  $15,000 Aug.  1,  1897 

7s,  June,  15.OOO June  1, 1905 

7s,  Nov..   18.000 Nov.  5,  1905 

*  The  sewer  bonds  In  the  above  t  able  are  payable  by  special  assess- 
ment on  property  benefited,  and  are  subject  to  call. 

INTEREST  on  the  bridge  bonds  is  payable  In  Grand  Forks;  on  the 
city  hall  bonds  In  St.  Paul,  and  on  all  other  Issues  in  New  York. 

BONDED  DEBT  on  Jan.  1,  1897,  was  $259,000,  Including  a  water 
debt  of  $48,000;  floating  debt  $20.000 :  total  debt.  $279,000;  sinking 
fiiiul.  $35,OOO ;  net  debt,  $244,000.  The  city  owns  Its  water  works, 
valued  In  1892  at  $160,000,  and  other  property  amounting  to  $96,OOO ; 
total  city  property  1892,  $256,000. 

EQUALIZED  VALUATION  in  1896  of  real  estate  was  $1,350,400; 
of  personal  property  $01 1,126;  total  $1,961,526.  Assessment  is  about 
25  per  cent  or  actual  value.  Tax  rate  ($1,000)  In  1896  was$53-50. 

POPULATION  in  1890  was  4,979;  in  1880  was  1,705. 


GRIGGS  CO.— IVER  UDGAKD.  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Cooperstown. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

COURT  HOUSE  &  JAIL — (refund's) 
6s,  M.  &  S,  $30,OOO..  ..Mar.  1, 1904 
SEED  WHEA' 


6>2S,  A&O,  $12,000.. Apr.   1,1899 


REFUNDING  WARRANTS — 
6s,  F&A,  $20,000. . .  .Feb.  10, 1903 


Bonded  debt  Feb.l,  1897..  $62,000 
County  has  no  floating  debt. 

Sinking  fund 6,745 

Net  debt  Feb.  1, 1897 55,255 

Total  valuation  1896 1,892,139 


Assessment  about  Hs  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  81,000) 32-00 

I  Population  1890  was 2,817 

INTEREST  on  the  court  house  and  jail  refunding  bonds  is  payable 
at  the  First  National  Bank,  New  York;  on  the  seed-wheat  bonds  by 
Gilman  Sou  &  Co.,  New  York,  on  the  refunding  warrants  at  the  First 
National  Bank,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 


JAMESTOWN  $B-  w-  FULLER,  Mayor. 

L^  •       I  GEO.  C.  EAGER,  City  Clerk. 
Jamestown  is  situated  in  Sttitsman  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

FrsuiNG  BONDS — 
7s,  July  1,  $5,000 Mar.  6,  1899 

SCHOOL  BONDS — 
7s,  July  1,  $50,000.. .May  25, 1907 

SEWEH  BONDS  (1894) — 

7s,  Semi-an.,  $5,000 1899-1914 

($1,250  due  every  5  years). 

WARRANTS — FUNDING — 
7s,  July  1,    5,000...  Men.  22,  1900 


Interest  payable  at  Jamestown. 

Total  debt  May,  1896 $67,OOO 

Tax  valuation  1895 SOO.OOO 

Assessment  same  as  actual  value. 
State  tax  (per  $1,000)  1892.  s£4-70 

County  tax  (per  $1,000) 5-30 

City  tax  (per$l,OOO) 22-00 

Average  school  tax 2-00 

Population  in  1890  was 2,296 


KIDDER   COUNTY.— County  seat  is  Steele. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS — 

7s,  M&N,  $17,000 May  2, 1902 

6s,  J&J,        9,000 July  1,1911 

69,  J&D,     20,000... .Dee.  15.  1914 
Bonded  debt  July  1,  1896.  $52,OOO 

Floating  debt 3,785 

Total  debt 55,785 


$54,271 
987,365 
111,670 


Net  debt'  July  1, 1896. 

Tax  valuation,  real 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    , 

Total  valuation  1896 1,099,035 

Assessment  is  %  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) '94. .$12-60 
Population  in  1890  was.         1  211 
Population  In  1880  was.  89 


Sinking  fund 1,514  |  Population  in  1894  (eat.)'.".".'  1,200 

INTEREST  on  the  funding  bonds  due  In  1902  Is  payable  at  the 
National  Park  Bank,  New  York ;  on  those  due  in  1911  at  the  Merchants' 

Newark31-  Pal" '  °U U"M6  dU6  'U  1914  at  th«  Chase 


MORTON  COUNTY.- P.  B.  WICKHAM,  Treas. 

County  seat  Is  Mandan. 

LOANS-  When  due. 

BRIDGE  BONDS — 
7s.  Jan.,  $5,OOO Jan.  1.  1899 

FUNDING  BONDS— 
7s,  June,  $25,OOO Jimel,  1898 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS — 
7s,  J&J,  $35,OOO July  1,  1905 


Interest  payable  In  New' York. 
All  issues  exempt  from  taxation. 


Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97..    $65  000 

Floating  debt 38  "t> 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897.      103  "45 

Tax  valuation  1896 2,112,421 

Assessment  about  »B  actual  value 
Average  tax  (per  $1,000) . .  .$35  32 

Population  1890  was 4  728 

Population  1880  was..  2OO 

Population  in  1897  (egt.)  .,,.7.OOO 


NELSON    COUNTY.— E.    0.    ENGESATHEB, 
Treasurer. 


County  seat  is  Lakota. 
LOANS—  When,  Due. 

COUNTY  BONDS— 

7s,  A&O,  $10,OOO Apr.  1. 1904 

6s,  J&J,    Ki.OOO July  1,1914 

REFUNDING  BONDS- 
OS,  J&D,  $20,000 June  1,  1915 

SEED  GRAIN  BONDS— 

7s.  A&O,  #17,OOO Apr.  1,1900 

Bonded  debt  Feb.  6.  '97. .  $63.0OO 


Floatiugdebt $700 

Total  debt  Feb.  1,1897..       63.70O 

Tax  valuation,  real I.:!'.i5,l73 

Taxvaluation,  personal.     572,375 

Total  valuation  1890 l,9<r 

Assessment  is  %  actual  \  aim-. 
Total  tax  (per  $l,OOO)1896.$14-2<> 

Population  in  1890  was 4.2DS 

Population  in  1897  (about).. 6,000 


TAX  FREE.— All  the  bonds  Issued  by  this  county  are  exempt  from 
taxation. 

INTERESTonthe  county  bonds  due  in  1904  is  payable  at  St.  Paul, 
Minn.;  on  all  others  at  New  York. 


RAMSEY  CO.— HENRY  HALE,  Auditor. 


County  seat  is  Devil's  Lake. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
7s,  Mar.  20,  $15,OOO.Mar.  20,1900 
Bias,  M&9,        18,OOO.8ept.  1.  1902 
6s,     M&8.          S.OOO.Mar.  20,1910 
....    M&N,      18,OOO.May  1,  1915 

SEED  GRAIN  BONDS— 
7s,     M">&S,$30,OOO.Mar.  19,1900 
Bonded  debt  July  1,  '96.    $80.0OO 

Floating  debt 7,083 

Total  debt 93,683 


Sinking  funds $15,25O 

Net  debt  July,  1.  1896...  78,432 
Tax  valuation, real  &  RR1, 790,052 
Tax  valuation,  personal.  480,917 
Taxvaluation  1896...  .2,277,569 
Assessment  about  -'5  actual  valm-. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) . . .  16-5O 

Population  1890  was 4,418 

Population  188O  was 281 

Population  1897  about 7,500 


INTEREST  on  the  funding  bonds  is  payable  at  St.  Paul,  Minn.;  on 
other  bonds  at  Devil's  Lake. 


SARGENT  COUNTY.— A.  M.  GKOKER,  Treas. 


County  seat  Is  Forman. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDING — 

6s,  J&D,  $38.000 Dec.l.  1915 

f  nt.  paid  at  Chase  Nat'l  B'k,  N.  Y. 
Bonded  debt  Feb.  8,  1897.$38,OOO 
Sinking  fund  and  cash. ..  607 

Net  debt  Feb.  8,  1897...       37,392 


Tax  valuation,  real $1 ,350,036 

Taxvaluation,  personal.  694,395 
Total  valuation  1890...  2,044.431 
Assessment  about  23  actual  value. 
State  &  Co.  tax  (per  $1,000). -tll-oo 

Population  189O  was 5, 1176 

Population  1897  about 6,000 


STUTSMAN   COUNTY—  A.    M.    HALSTEAD, 
Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Jamestown. 
LOANS—  When  due. 


ROAD  AMI  BRIDGE  BoNi'S  — 
6s,  g  .J&J,  $36,500  g.  July  1,  1903 

COUKT  HOUSE  AND  JAIL  BOXHS— 

6s,  e  .J&J,  $27,000  if.  July  1,  1909 

Subject  to  call  July  1,  1899. 
Interest  payable  lu  New  York. 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  1897..  $63,500 
Floating  debt  ..............     4,000 


Total  debt 

Tax  valuation,  real  ..... 


2.!>94.«53 


Tax  valuation,  personal      801.114ft 
Total  valuation  18!)6...    3.7SI 
Assessment  about  factual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000,  est.).  $14-00 
Population  1890  wa<  ....... 

Population  188O  was  .........  1,007 

Population  1896  ..............  6,78ft 


ADDITIONAL    STATEMENTS. 

In  the  table  below  we  give  statistics  regarding  all  places  in  XortU 
Dakota  which  have  reported  an  indebtedness  of  over  $10,000  and  which 
are  not  represented  among  the  foregoing  detailed  reports.  We  artil  the 
population  from  the  U.  S.  Census  of  1890. 

Total  Assessed    Aerr'iif    P»/>it- 
Debt.     Valuation.  Tax  Rate,  laiion. 
1896.          1895.      I-IHI. 

Location.                                               $  $                 $ 

Benson  County 34,75(!  913,317    33 

Bottineau  County 38.485  779,317    23-00 

Cavalier  County 62,500  1,745,595    36-tio      0,471 

Devil's  Lake,  Ramsey  County 19,500  ..  

EddyCounty 21,348  817,427    37-70      l.::7: 

Foster  County 32.640    1,006,088     1.210 

Grafton,  Walsh  County 20,000        

Grand  Forks  County             35,000  7,509,299    31-06    18,361 

Laricnore.  Grand  Forks  County 11,179  

La  Moure  County .14.000  2,203,434     ...            3,187 

Lisbon,  Ransom  County 22,714  

Logan  County 20,522       627,243     

May  ville,  Traill  County 10,545         657 

Mandan, Morton  County 41,593         1,32( 

McHenrv  County 20,048       372,574    1.584 

Mclutosn  County 25,033        775,285     

McLean  County 35,357  469,463    37-10 

Mercer  County 16,251       282,459    1-" 

Park  River,  Walsh  County 10,500 

Pembina  County 20,000  4,629,797    32-00    14,334 

Ransom  County 34,539    2,188,780    5,39! 

Richland  County 40,000  5,51)2,097    ....        10,75] 

Kolette  County 48,115  909,198    32-30      2,4'J7 

StarkeCouuty 32,448  1,038,412    27'20      2.304 

Steele  County 20,240  2,182,629    26-30      3,7:7 

Steele,  Kidder  County 25.OOO        

Towner County :{(J,18S       8*0,07:;    

Valley  City,  Barnes  County 15,000        1.|>S'. 

Wahpeton,  Richland  County 43,000         

Walsh  County 34.0OO  4,980,218    25'60    18,6&; 

Ward  County 21,933  444,072    31-70      l.i'^i 

WellsUounty :. 42,822  1,551,597    22-20      1,21 


April,   1897. 


SOUTtt  1MKOTH-DE8T  Of  STATE, 


125 


State  of  South  Dakota. 


DEBT,   RESOURCES,   ETC. 


March  3,  1861 

NOT.  2,  1889 

76,620 

-    Pierre 

A.  E.  Lee 


Organized  aa  a  Territory  (Act  March  2.  1861) 

.itted  aa  a  State  (Act  Feb.  22,  1889) 
Total  area  of  State  (square  miles) 

State  Capital, 

Governor  (till  Tuea.  aft.  1st  Mon.  Jan.  '99) 
Sec'j  of  State  (till  Tues.  aft.  1st  Mon.  Jan.  '99)  Win.  H.  Roddle 
Treasurer  (till  Tues.  aft.  1st  Mon.  Jan.  '9»i  -  Kirk  G.  Phillips 
Legislature  meete  biennially  in  odd  years  on  the  Tuesday 
after  the  1st  Monday  in  January,  and  sessions  are  limited  to 
6"  .lav-. 

HISTORY  OF  DEBT.— For  history  of  State  debt  we  STATE  AID 
nrr  SCTPLEMBST  of  April,  18M,  pace  ISO. 


POPULATION  OF  STATE.— The  population  of  SoiuU  Dakota  lias 
been  reported  as  follows  In  the  years  named. 
1895.330,975    1890.328,808    1880.98,268    1870. '14,181    1860.M.837 


*  This  Is  the  total  for  both  North  and  South  Dakota. 
The  Increase  In  South  Dakota  In  the  decade  between  1880  and  1890,  it 
will  be  seen,  was  230,540  or  234-6O  per  cent. 


CITIES,  COUNTIES  AND  TOWNS 

IN    THE 

STATE  OP  SOUTH  DAKOTA. 


LOANS-  "»««•  D»t- 

•••xu.  Bo*M— 

^•fcJ.  *loo.nuo....  Mar.  1, 1910 
DanciE*)  r  H.'vn* — 

mST. 998.000....  Apr.  i,  1900 

MTESTIAET  BOXDe— 
*)*».JAJ.  H4.SOO    ..Hay  1.  19O7 
subject  to  call  after  May  1,  IHU7 


•  Bo: 

/JAJ.  9*0.000  . . . May  1, 1907 
-et  to  call  after  May  1, 1897 
»JAJ,     107.500... Sept.  16,  1909 
y     1,1910 
.-.      .1, 

• 
•.K  Boxne— 

r.  942.000 May  1. 19O3 

eala)eet  to  call  at  any  time. 

INTEREST  on  toe  Agricultural CW1*»M 
I U  payable  at  the  oeVe  of  the  I 


6s,  JAJ,  959,600 July     1, 19O9 

•object  to  call  at  any  time. 

-.000 May     1,1897 

5*.  JAJ,    1O.OOO Nor.  20, 1903 

•abject  to  call  at  any  time. 

5s,JAJ,    10,000 Dee.  31, 1903 

•abject  to  call  at  any  tlmr. 


5*,  JAB,    3.000.. 


;  •••! 


•abject  to  call  at  any  tune. 
.Vi.  JAJ,    76.000..... May     1,1907 
•object  to  call  after  May     1 
4>»o,  JAJ.    35,800.. .May     l.l'"'- 
4'js.JAJ,    84.500.. .May     1,1907 

MlTTLaMEXT  KoIDe— 

4*.  JAJ,  950,000 Mar.    1.1910 

4». 90,000.  ..  Jan.  15,1911 

BOLDIEIU-  H..MK  l:«\i>a— 
4*.  JAJ.  945.000.....  May     1,1909 


5  D.  McGLACHLIX,  Mayor. 
— )  J.  A.  8CHLUETER,  City  Auditor. 

This  city  Is  situated  in  Brown  County. 

Bonded  debt  Mar.  1,1 897.    99O.05O 

FloutliiK  debt 23,'J54 

Totaldebt 113.3O4 

HlukiuK fund  and  cash...  9.O13 
Net  debt  Mar.  1,  1897  ...  104,291 
Tax  valuation,  real  &  RR.  732, ISO 

Tax  valuation,  pers'l 299,605 

Total  valuation,  1897.. ..1,031, 755 
Assessment  about '«  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  *  1,000) 821-OO 

Population  189O  was. 3.182 

Population  1895  was 3,338 

Population  in  1897  (est) 4,500 

INTEREST  i*  payable  at  the  Chemical  National  Bank,  New  York. 


LOANS- 

CITT  HALL— 

6«.  JAJ,  *  15.0OO July  1,  1897 

to  July  1,  1907 

FUWDCTO  Boiroe— 
7*.  JAJ.  910.000 Jan.  V  1909 

Bjcrmronfo  Bosoe— 
6*.  JAJ.  fr-'O.OOO. Jan.  1,  1915 

SEWE«  Bo-toe— 

7*.  FAA.  935.000 An*.  1.  1898 

to  AUK.  1.   1908 
6s,  JAJ.  »10,000 Julyl,   1909 


I  Madison  Normal  School 
r;  oa  theConstltn- 


aad  Settlement  bond,  at  the  Seaboard  National  Bank  IB  New 
•  the  3%  per  eeat  rr  Madia*  boad*  at  the  Chase  National  Bank 
York;  aad oa  all  other  bonds  at  the  Chemical  National  Bank 
York. 

OED  DEBT  on  Jan.  1,  1897, 

•1.338.000; 
•-'0. 

ED   VALUATION.-The 

a*  follow. : 


CHAMBERLAIN.— B.  G.  WATTSON,  Auditor. 

Chamberlain  U  in  Brule  County. 

Floating  debt. ............        930O 


LOANS  WkrnDut. 

AKTESIAX  WELL  AMD  BBIIWE— 
»»,  JAJ.  98.500....  J.AJ.  15,  1911 

I  ,  (BON   |;.,M.- 
«s.  JAJ.  930,000       .Jan.  IS,  191 1 

WATKB- WORKS  Boiroe— 

8s,  MAS.  ••- 

Bondad  debt  Mar.  1.  1-<96.949,5OO 
Water  debt  (Included) 21,uno 


Total  debt  Mar.  1 , 1 896 . .     49*,80O 

Tax  valuation,  real 1- 

Tax  valuation,  personal . .     50,33 1 

Total  valuation  1895 221,723 

Aeaesament  about  '4  actual  value. 

TotaJ  tax  (per$l,OOO) 964-OO 

Population  In  1895  wa« 918 

Population  in  1890  wa» 939 


INTEREST  on  85.OOO  of  bridge  bonds  due  July  15,  1911.  Is  payable 
»t  ChaniberTaln ;  on  all  other  bonds  at  New  York. 


-:  :  .-  ....    •••...   • 
fund..  9220.079;  net  debt 


CLAY  COUNTY.— P.  L.  HBDLIN,  Treasurer. 

County  teat  1*  Vermllllon. 


LOANS—  Whrn  Dtu.  I  Tax  valuation. peroonal.  9417,967 

Umrsurrr  BcrrLorao  BOXM—    Tax  valuation  RR».,  etc.    134,087 

Total  valuation  189d. . .  .3,746,380 
it  about  >3  actual  value. 


6«.J4J.«10.000 Jan.  1,1899 

6a,J*J._  13.000.. ....Jan.  1,  19O1 


9119.391.156 


UV«««Btf»       M.  +,\rw.  .  ..  ..•*•««     *.    iinr  i 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  13/97.    *12,(K)O 

Hlnkln*  fund 4.OOO 

Net  debt  Jan.  IS.  1897. .      18.0OO 
Tax  valuation,  real 2.2O4.336 


Tax  rate  (per  91.OOO) »15-OO 

Population  In  IHtH)  was 7.509 

Population  in  18HO  was 5.0O1 

Population  In  1897 11,865 


DEBT    LIMITATION. - 

'•JBstit <i tlon  very  stringent  provisions  I 

•  .  -•  ITU  ajail  He  sMalrfpalttsBe     All 

•ad  are 

>  9acno»  1.  Neither  the  State  nor  any  < 
•llty  shall  loan  or  (lv«  its  c 


97^43.440 
tot*  tta 
tha  oMtt-maklnc  power 
an  found  la 

.  towaaklp  or  mnnlcl- 
to  or  In  aid  of  any 


of  the  caplt.1  .t*ck 

,.,  -.     .; 


^^•b  »or  •abaerfba  to  or 

lay  aawetatlon  or  corporation,  nor  pay  or  t 

debt  or  liability  of  any  Individual.  aatoaUtloi 

am,  that  the  Btale  may  a*some  or  pay  Men  debt  or  liability  when  In- 

ueof  war  for  the  defamM  of  tk*B4aM.    Nor  shall  the  Mat* 
Y  work  of  Internal  Improvement. 

-  the  porpoM  of  o>frayln<  rztraordlaary  axpWMa  and 
Ma*  ptibue  trnprnvnaenu.  or  to  meet  in«n«l  4a*Mt*or  failure  la 
««o*.  the  State  may  contract  (debte  never  to  eraed  wSth  prevtooi 
ts  In  the  anranate  $100.000.  and  in  jiula  lamitiNrtiinii  ilull  be 


•rnd  exeapt  far  the  pmpua«  of  rapaDlac  lavi 


•• 


..inn  In- 


TerUon.  or  defeadln*  tha  State  or  the  United  State*  la  war.  and  pra- 
itM  shall  be  made  by  law  for  the  payment  of  the  lateral  aanaally, 
d  Ike  principal  when  dne,  by  tax  levied  for  the  porpoaa.  or  from 
Ml  •oorees  of  revenue;  wkleb  law  provtdlB(  for  the  paymeat  of 
••b  laterwt  aad  prtadpal  by  aneh  tex  tax  or  otherwise  shall  be 
liXllll  antll  saeh  debt  U  paid  ;  provided,  however,  the  Stete  of 
ith  Dakota  shall  have  the  power  to  refund  the  Territorial  debt 
>«Md  r>r  the  State  ef  Sooth  Dakota  by  tHmds  of  the  (Mate  of  South 


of  the  State  of  Sooth  Dakota,  limited 
be  IB  iilimia  to  the  debt  of  the 
by  aad  acreed  to  to  paid  by  Sooth 


M&B,  HM  ••. 

-rtlon    _•  af  Cm* 
rntory  of  Dakota, 

•'•'•••  4.  The  debt  of  any  county,  city.  town,  school  district,  or  other 
^'^l«n.shaJlBevOTexeeed/lM*CTem«vm  upon  the  aaeesMd  value 
theleiableaiuaenj  fhineta.  la  *ellssalla|  Ihi  a»*u»l  nf  linliilil 
•pattty  «r  subdlvlstoa  may  Incur,  the  amount  of 
»  the  adoption  of  this  Constitution 


•>   Any  elty,  eoonty.  town,  school  district  or  aay  other  sub. 

-ln«  IndeMeoaeee  shall,  at  or  before  the  time  of  so  doing. 

t  eoDeetlon  of  aa  annual  tax  nmetent  to  pay  the  Interest 

the  principal  thereof  when  doe.  and  all  law*  or  ordinance* 

•»«*  for  the  paymeat  of  the  Interest  or  principal  of  any  debt 

1 1  be  IrreaaalaMe  •attl  «Mh  debt  he  paid. 


INTEREST  on  all  bonde  la  payable  at  the  County  Treasurer'*  offloe. 

CUSTER  COUNTY.— count, «*tucu*ter. 

Floatlnir  drbt 99*1.953 

HlnkinK  funds 7.1-.'-' 

Tax  valuation  1895 859.473 

nt  about  >•  actual  value. 

[per  91 .000)....  930-OO 

Population  1895  was 3.326 

:t9O  wa* 4,891 

Population  1880wa* 939 


LOANS-  W»«»  Out. 

Fox  DINO  Bome— 
10*.  Mar.  an.,  94.450. July     1.1899 
7s.  Apr.  an.,  34.396.Apr.     1.190O    Asm 
6s.  MAN.       30.000.Majr  1O  1906    Tax 


Rartmono  Boime— 
aa,  MAN.  930.000  .  May  10.  19O1 
Interest  pay  ahl. 

debt  <la*t  returns) 


978,«46 


DAVISON  COUNTY—  WM.  M.  SMITH,  Trew. 

County  seat  U  Mitchell. 
LOANS—  Wlun  I>M*.  I  Tax  valuation,  pen'l...    S339.273 

RKVOXDIRO  Bn*oe-  Total  valuation  1896...   2.224.O31 

7s,  JAJ.    97JOQ  ......  Jnlyl,  1906  i  Anessnifnt  about  >s  actual  value. 

6a,  MAN,  3H.OOO  ......  Nov.l.  1914  I  State  A  Co.  tax  (per  91.0OO)  .97-00 

6*.  A*O,  20,000  ......  Oct.  1.  1915  I  Population  1HI>5  was  .........  5,934 

Bonded  debt  fM>.l.  '97.      995.35O    p<ipul»tl..n  IX'.KI  was  .........  6,814 

Tax  valuation,  real.....    1,884.758  |  Population  IMSII  was  .........  3,010 

INTEREST  on  the  7  per  cent  bond*  and  on  the  6*  of  1914  Is  pay- 
able at  the  County  Treasurer-*  office;  on  the  6*  of  1915,  by  M.  W.  Ilarrl* 
A  Co.,  New  York  City. 

OPTIONAL-  All  bond*  are  subject  to  call  ;  the  7*  at  any  time  and 
the  6*  tea  yean  before  maturity. 

GRANT  COUNTY—  N.  PORSBERO,  Auditor. 

County  seat  U  Mlllbank. 
LOANS-  Wk~D*t. 


Bonded  debt  Feb. 

Tax  valuation  1896  ......  3.16O.883 

about  >9  actual  value. 


Total  tax  (per  91.000)  W.  916-30 
Tax  valuation,  real  -94.  91.467,258 
Tax  valuation,  personal      653,835 
Total  valuation.  1894..  2,lll,O!Kt 
Population  In  1897  (eet)...lO,OOO 
Population  1  899  was  .........  7,082 

Population  1890  wa*  .........  6,814 


LAWRENCE  CO  — J.  B.  WELCH,  Auditor. 


County  aeat  U  Dead  wood. 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1.-97..  *S44,3.V> 

Ploattncaebt 11.36O 

Total  debt  Jan.  1. 1897..  565,710 
Bond*  are  exempt  from  taxation. 
Tax  valuation,  real  ....93.43&8B4 
Tax  valuation,  person-L.  847,607 


Total  valuation  1896. .  .94,283,491 
Assessment  about  '•  actual  value. 
State  A  Co.  tax  (per  91,000)  .:iii-<x> 

Population  1895  was 14,315 

Population  1H!K)  was 11,073 

Population  18X0  was 13,248 


TAX  FREE— Boad*  of  this  county  are  exempt  from  taxation. 
MARSHALL  COUNTY.— County  seat  UBritton. 


Total  debt  (last  return*).    S37.OOO 

Tax  valuation  1895 1,367.349 

Real  valuation 4.0OO.OOO 


Population  In  1895  was 4,503 

Population  In  1890  wan 4,544. 


126 


ST/HX 


CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


LOANS- 
REFUNDING  BONDS— 
10»,  March,  «24,500...  July  1.  1899 
5»,  MAN,  107,5OO...May  1,  1907 
fiilijri't  to  call  at  any  time. 
Interest  on  10  p.  c.  loan  paid  at 


MEADE   COUNTY.— County  seat  is  Sturgis. 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  I,':i7.  $132,000 

Floating  debt 15,000 

Sinking  funds 10-99S 

Net  debt  J  an.  1 ,  1 897 ...      1 37,500 

T»x  valuation  1896 1,675,365 

Kuiializod  valuation '95.  1.621.O47 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) $23-OO 

Population  1896  (est.) 5.50O 

Population  1890 4,640 

MINNEHAHA  CO.— W.  I.  ROWLAND,  Aud'r. 

County  seat  is  Sioux  Falls. 

Tax  valuation,  real....$6,42«,549 
Tax  valuation,  porson'l.  1,301 ,460 
Total  valuation,  1896...  7,728,009 


. 

Intercut  on  58,  at  Fourth  National 
Bank,  New  York. 


..v^.-w  When  Due. 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS — 
4>»s.  AAO,  $40,OOO.... Apl.  1.19O4 


Assessment  Is  %  actual  value. 
State  ACo.tax  (per$l,OOO).$13-OO 

Population  1895  was 21,468 

Population  1890  was 21,879 


4'"-!  A,v»;   40.000  ...Apt  l.iiii)'.) 

RKFUNUINO  BONDS — 

5«.  AAO.  $9.000 Feb.   1,1900 

Interest  pat  able  in  New  York. 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  29,'»7.    $89,000  I 

INTEREST  on  the  refunding  bonds  is  payable  at  the  Chemical 
National  Bank,  N.  Y.;  on  the  court-house  bonds  by  Mersrs.  Farson, 
I  .-.u-li  A  Co.,  New  York  City. 

ivyri'-rr'l.JTTT   T  5 THOMAS  FULLERTON,  Mayor. 

IY11  1  OrUB&UJU. —  I  a.  B.  KIBBEE,  Treasurer. 

Mitchell  is  situated  in  Davlson  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due.  \  Total  debt  Feb.  10, 1897. 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
7s.JAJ,  $5,OOO 

SCHOOL  BONDS — 
7s,  MAN,    $6,000 

WATER  BONDS— 
7s,  MAS,  $15,OOO....8ept.  1, 1904 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
7s,  FAA,  $50,000 Aug.  1, 1906 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
Interest  payable  at  City  Treasury. 


$76.0OO 

Water  "debt  (liclnd'ed).. . .      65.OOO 

Tar  valuation,  real 623,451 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  182,811 
Tax  valuation,  railroads  23,126 
Total  valuation  1896....  829,388 

Real  valuation 2,500,000 

Total  tax  (per$l,OOO) $40'10 

Population  in  1895  was 2,579 

Population  in  1890  was 2,217 

Population  in  1897  (est.).  .  ..3,516 


PENNINGTON  CO.— H.  CROCKETT,  Auditor. 


County  seat  Is  Rapid  City. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS— 

lOs,  March,  $18,450... Mar.  1, 1899 

7s,  July,       19,400. .  .July  1, 1903 

6s,  MAS,       20,000. ..Mar.  1, 1907 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, 1896  .$72,850 

Floating  debt 147,872 

Total  debt 220,722 

Sinking  fund 4,956 


Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1896...  $215,766 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,426,113 

Tax  valuation,  person'l.  719,391 
Total  valuation  in  1895  2,145,504 
Assessment  same  as  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $4-70 

County  tax  (per  $1,OOO) 20-00 

Population  iu  1895  was 5,163 

Population  in  1890  was 6,540 


INTEREST  on  the  funding  bonds  due  in  1899  and  1903  is  payable 
at  the  County  Treasurer's  office;  on  other  bonds  by  Kountze  Bros., 
New  York. 


13  A  t3IT-\   r-TTV        5  CHAUNCEY  L.  WOOD,  Mayor. 
r\A.t-lLJ   Oil    I. —  I E.  L.  HUELBUT,  Auditor. 

Rapid  City  is  situated  in  Pennington  County. 

LO A NS—  When  Due.    Tax  valuation,  real $673,61 8 

WATER,  PARK  AND  FUNDING —        Tax  valuation,  personal.    166,679 

10,836 
851,133 


_OANS—  When  Due. 

.VATER,  PARK  AND  FUNDING — 
7s,  JAJ,  $51,000 July  1, 1905 


Subject  to  call. 

7s,  JAJ.  $40,OOO Aug.  1, 1906 

«s,  MAN,    5,000 May  1,  1911 

Bonded  debt  Mar.  1,  '96...$96,OOO 

Water  debt  (included) 51  ,OOO 

Floating  debt  (about) 76,453 

Total  debt  Mar.  1, 1896..  $172,453 

INTEREST  on  the  6  per  cent  bonds  is  payable  at  the  Hanover 
Bank,  New  York  City;  on  others  at  Rapid  City,  8.  D. 


Tax  valuation,  railroads. 


Total  valuation  1895 

Total  valuation  1894 1 ,456,650 

Assessment  same  as  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $50-40 

Population  1890  was ..2,128 

Population  1896  (est.) 1,783 


A.  H.  STILES,  Mayor. 
F   L.  BLACKMAN,  Auditor. 
Sioux  Falls  is  situated  in  Minnehaha  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due.  I  Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97.  $341,000 

RIDOE  Bo — 


BRIDGE  BONDS — 

7s,  Nov.,  $12,OOO Nov.  1, 1903 

6s,  July,       8.OOO July  1, 1906 

FUNDING  BONDS — 

7s,  July,  35,000 July  2,  1903 

7s,  Jan.,  10,000 Jan.  1,1904 

7s,  Aug.,  17.5OO Aug.  1, 1905 

5s,  JAJ.178.5OO Jan.  1,1910 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS — 
10s,  AAO,  $20,OOO.... Apr.  1,  1898 

7s,  Men.,    60,000. . .  .Mar.  9, 1907 


Sinking  fund 20,000 

Net  debt  Jan.  1. 1897...    321,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,246,835 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    633,975 
Tax  valuation,  railroads.      86,630 

Total  valuation  1896 2,967,440 

Assessment  about  '4  actual  value. 
Tot. tax  rate  (per$l,OOO)'96.$38-50 

Population  in  1895  was 9,002 

Population  in  1890  was 10,177 

Population  in  1880  was 2,164 

INTEREST  onthelOpercentiallroad  aid  bonds  is  payable  at  the 

Metropolitan  National  Bank,  New  York;  on  7  per  cent  funding  bonds. 

due  in  1903,  at  the  City  Treasurer's  office;  on  the  5  per  cent  funding 

bonds  at  Seaboard  National  Bank,  New  York,  and  interest  on  all  other 

bonds  at  the  Chemical  National  Bank,  New  York. 
POPULATION  in  1890  was  10,177 ;  in  1880  was  2,164. 

TURNER  CO.— F.  K~ 

County  seat  is  Parker. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

COUNT v BONDS— 

6s,  JAJ,  $20,OOO July  7,  1907 

Total  debt  Feb.  1,  1897..    $20,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,936,543 

Tax  valuation,  pers'l 961,422 


BERRY,  Treasurer. 


Total  valuation  1896. .  .$3,902,623 

Assessment  is  >s  actual  value. 

I  State  A  co.tax  (p.  $1,000)'96.$10-00 

Population  in  1895  was       11,837 

Population  in  1890  was 10,256 

Population  in  1880  was 5,320 


"W  ATERTO'WN. — This  city  is  in  Coddington  County. 
Total  debt  (last  returns) .    $50,000  I  Population  in  1 895  was          7  096 

Tax  valuation  1893 1,200,000    Population  in  1890  was    ""2  672 

Beal  valuation  (estim'd). 2,400,000    Population  in  1880  was..          746 

|  Population  In  1894  (est.) 3,500 


YANKTON  CO.— A. 

County  seat  is  Yankton. 

f.     LOANS—  When  Die. 

RAILROAD  BONDS— 
4»s».  M&N,  $314,700.. May  1. 1913 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
Total  debt  Feb.  13, 1897.  $314.700 
Tax  valuation,  real 3,481,339 

INTEREST  on  above  bonds  is 
Bank,  New  York. 


W.  PETTERSOX,  Treas. 

Tax  valuation,  personal  $535,451 
Total  valuation  1896...  4,017,290 
Assessment  about  *o  actual  value 
Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) '96... $21-00 

I  Population  iu  1895  was 11,305 

I  Population  In  1890  was 10,444 

payable  at  the  Chemical  National 


State  of  Nebraska. 


ITS 


DEBT,  RESOURCES,  ETC. 


Organized  as  a  Territory  (Act  May  30,  1854)  -  May  30,  1854 
Admitted  as  a  State  (Act  April  19,  1864)  -  March  1,  1867 
Total  area  of  State  (square  miles)  ....  76,840 
State  Capital,  -  Lincoln 

Governor  (term  exp.  Th.  aft.  IstTu.  Jan. '99)  Silas  A.  Holcomb 
Secretary  of  State  (till  Thur.  aft.  1st  Tues.  Jan.  '99)  W.  F.  Porter 
Treasurer  (till  Thurs.  after  1st  Tues.  Jan.  '99)  John  B.  Meserve 
Legislature  meets  biennially  in  odd  years  on  the  1st  Tuesday 
of  January,  and  sessions  "  shall  not  be  less  than  sixty  days," 
but  are  not  otherwise  limited.  Members  of  the  Legislature 
"shall  not  receive  pay  for  more  than  60  days  at  any  oae 
sitting,  nor  more  than  100  days  during  their  term." 


HISTORY  OF  DEBT.— For  history  of  the  State  debt  see  STATE  AND 
CITY  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1894,  page  122. 

At  the  time  we  were  going  to  press  the  Governor  was  considering  a 
plan  to  reduce  the  floating  debt,  which  amounted  to  about  $1.600,000 
and  to  refund  the  bonds  which  matured  April  1, 1897.  See  CHRONICLE 
Vol.  64,  page  483. 

LOANS—  • Interest. — .    , Principal , 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE  P.  Ot.  Payable.      When  due.        Outstand'g. 

Bonds,  act  of  Feb.  14, 1877....    8       AAO    Apr.  1,1897        $449,267 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.-The  bonds  are  for  $1,000  each. 
INTEREST  Is  payable  at  the.  State  Treasury  and  at  the  banking 
house  of  Messrs.  Kountze  Brothers  in  New  York  City. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC— The  subjoined  statement  shows  Nebraska's 
total  bonded  debt  outstanding  and  in  the  school  fund,  and  the  assets 
held  against  the  same,  on  each  of  the  dates  named. 

Liabilities—  Sept., '96.  Dee.  1. '94.  Dee.  1, '92. 

Bonds  outstanding $123,000  $223,000  $223,000 

Bonds  in  permanent  school  fund  326,267  326,267  326,267 

Total  funded  debt $149,267  $549,267  $549,267 

Resources— 

Cash  in  treasury $313,000  $280,191  $196,703 

Delinquent  sink'g  f und,taxes,  Ac.  280,190  258,880  153,158 

Total  resources $693,190          $539,071          $349,861 

PERMANENT  SCHOOL  FUND.— In  addition  to  the  $326,267  35  o  f 
State  bonds  mentioned  above,  the  school  fund  holds:  cash,  $152,291, 
United  States  bonds,  $15,000;  sundry  State  of  Nebraska  county  bonds: 
$3,121,842;  total  of  all,  $3,589,133. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  total  assessed  valuation  (about  25 
per  cent  of  true  value)  and  tax  rate  per  $1,000  have  been : 


Tears 

1896. 

1895. 

1894. 

1893. 

1892. 

1890. 

1889.. 

1888.. 


Total  Assessed  Tax  rate 
Valuation,    per  $1  ,OOO 

$167,078,270 
171,468,207 

183,717,498  $6  84 

194,733,124  6  49 

186,432,376  7  00 

184,770,304  6  24 

182,763,538  6  50 

176,012,820  7  50 


Year* 

1887. 

1886. 

1884. 

1883. 

1882. 

1881. 

1880... 

1870... 


Total  Assessed   Tax  rate 
Valuation.    per$l,000 


.$160,506,266 

.   143,932,570 

126,615,886 

110,543,644 

98,537,475 

93,142,456 

90,499,618 

75,467,398 


$8 


7  OS's 
740 


DEBT  LIMITATION.-Nebraska  has  carefully  provided  iu  its  Con- 
stitution  against  creating  State  indebtedness,  but  has  left  city  and  other 
municipal  indebtedness  chiefly  in  the  care  of  the  Legislature. 

STATE  indebtedness  is  restricted  to  $100,000  to  meet  casual  defi- 
cits in  revenues,  except  in  case  of  invasions,  Ac.,  while  the  loaning  by 
the  State  of  its  credit  is  prohibited.  The  sections  of  the  Constitution 
which  have  reference  to  these  matters  will  be  found  in  the  STATE  AND 
CITY  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1895,  pages  124  and  125. 

POPULATION  OF  STATE —The  population  of  Nebraska  has 
been  as  follows  in  the  yejrs  named : 

1890 1,058,91011870 .     122,993 

1880 452,402  |  1860 2 

In  1860-70  increase  was  94,152,  or  326-45  per  cent ;  in  1870-80 
329,409,  or  267-83  per  cent ;  in  1880-90  606,508,  or  134'06  per  cent. 


CITIES,  COUNTIES  AND   TOWNS 

IN  THE 

STATE  OF  NEBRASKA. 


Messrs.  Kouutze  Brothers  of  New  York  City  are  fiscal  agents  for  tin' 
State  of  Nebraska  and  pay  interest  on  all  city,  town,  count 
school  district  bonds. 


ADAMS  COUNTY.— J.  N.  LYMAN,  Treae. 

County  seat  is  Hastings. 

LOANS—  When  Due.        Valuation,  etc. 

COURT  HOUSE  AND  JAIL—  Total  debt  Jan.,  1897...    $189,00( 

5s $64,000..  July  1,  1909    Sinkingfund 70,000 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1,  1899    Tax  valuation  real I,til2,64( 

RAILROAD  BONDS —  Tax  valuation  personal  I1 

5s $125,000. . May  1,   1908    Total  valuation  189R.      2,660,63! 

I  Population  in  1890  was 24,30; 

I  Population  in  1880  was 10,23. 


April,  1897. 


N£8H/*8M-CITI£S 


TOWNS, 


127 


A  U  ROR  A. — TfcU  city  1*  in  Hamilton  County. 


WkenDue. 


1908 


LOANS 

WATCBWOBK*  Box 
9*.  JAJ.  923.000 AUK.  1. 

Subject  to  call  at  any  t&ae. 
6*.  AiO.    97.000 Oct.  1.  1911 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

ADBOBA  SCHOOL   DlSTBICT— 

6», 93.000.... July  1.  1909 

Mbjeet  to  call  after  July  1.  1899 


AUBOKA    PBECUCCT     RAILROAD 
AID  Bonne— 

8*. $8.OOO.... Jan.  1.  190O 

Total  debt  tla»t  return*)... *3-J.OOO 

Total  tax  (per»l.OOO) f.29-71 

Population  1890  wa« 1.863 

Population  In  1883  (est) S.5OO 


BE  ATR  ICE. — Beatrice  U  the  county  teat  of  Gage  County. 


LOANS- 


When  Duf. 


6..  MAS,  98.000 Sept.  7.  1905 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

CUBBIMi  BOBIM— 

«•.  ana..  918,939 1896-19O1 

K.  C.  A  B.  KK.  BOXIM— 
•*,  MAM.  930,000  . . .  .Nor.  1.  1909 
Subject  to  call  at  any  thae, 

8BWBB  BO.ID*— 

iU.J»u..  *-.•-«• Jan.  1.1910 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

6*.  Jan..  910.000 Jan.  2.1911 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
iue— 

6*.  Dec.  20.000 Dee.  1.1897 

•     i.OOO  due  T*rly)toDec.  1,1898 
b.92O,o6o June  1. 19O9 


i..  J.U.'-: 


to  call  at  any  time. 


912.000 Jan.  1.1910 


i  «f  •*•  T*  —  ••*"•' •*•»*!.     «  ,    * 

.  all  at  any  time. 

9s.  JAJ,  919,1)00  July  1.1910 

.»ll  at  any  time. 

'  TOO Aug.  1.1910 

» call  at  any  time. 


(91,OOOdney'rly)  to  Aug.  1. 1919 

J*.  M 48.  913.000; Sep.  1.  19O1 

(•i.OOO  due  yearly)  to  Sep.  1,  1913 
BBATBIC*  PBKCIXCT  LOAM— 
Railroad  Bond*— 

8«. 920,000....  Jan.  1.1900 

L  to  call  at  any 

INTEREST  I*  payable  by  KounUe  Bro*..  New  York  City. 
TOTAL  of  "trmlirht  city  bond*  on  Jan..  1897.  waa  9390.OOO;  floating 
debt.  939.000  -.  total  debt.  94 1 5.OOO.  of  which  water  debt  wa*  9125.OOO; 
total  debt  of  the  tcbool  dutrlct  OB  Feb.  1,  1892.  which  IB  entirely  *epa- 
rate  from  the  dty  debt,  wa*  97O.OOO. 


kJr,  94.000 XOT.  1.1911 

bjeet  local 


6*.  FA-A.  93.OOO Aui;.  1,1919 

Subject  to  call  after  Aug.  1, 1897 

6*.  ana..  98.0OO Aug.  1,  1899 

6*.  ann.,  15.00O AUK.  1,  19«  0 

6*.  aim.,     6,160 Sept  1, 1900 

6*.  ann..  24,138 June  1,  19O1 

6*.  ann.,     7.2OO Dec.  1,  1901 

WATBB  WOBKS  BONDS— 

6*.  Mar.,  98O.OOO Mar.  9. 1906 

Subject  to  call  at  any  tim<-. 

6»,  July,  91O.OOO July  1.  1910 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

5*.  MAS.  933.000 Nor.  2.  1911 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
BKATBICB  SCHOOL  DINT.  BOM*. 


6*.  JAD.  921,000 Dee.  1, 1897 

(91.0OO  due  yearly)  to  Deo.  1. 1917 

tt», 97.300. ..Oct.  1.1897  to 

(9300  due  yearly) 1911 

6*. 922.000....  AUK.  1,  1898 


0  VALUATION  In  1991  of  real  Mtate  waa  9078,697;  of 
.petty.  frrMfa;  total.  91.293.639:  tax  rate  (per  91.OOO). 
about  934-23.  Inrludtng  city  tax  proper.  931OO.  county  tax,  917-OQ. 
9tate  tax.  about  94-23. 
POPULATION  In  1890  wa*  13.M36;  In  188O  waa  2.447. 


BLAIR.—  ,  |    f.  BLLCR.  CltyClark. 


ty  *eat  of  Washington  County. 

A-,  Wl**4*t.    Tax  valuation,  real 9137.683 


.  .July  1.  1909 

•      • 
knm»— 


Ta»  valuation,  per-ona!  .      79.3O2 

ToUl  valuation  1896 336,997 

at  >»  actual  value. 

~iT9*«: 


IMal  debt  Feb.  1,  18V7... .909.000 1  PepulMkm  1994  (estimate.!) .3.OOO 
INTEREST  i«  payable  la  New  York  by  Koontte  Brother*. 
TAX  FREE.— Bond*  of  into  city  are  eienjpt  frem  taxation. 

BOONE  COUNTY.— D.  J.  POYXTER,  Trow. 

^^^Hjty  *eat  I*  Albion. 

WktnDu*. 
•BBoviie— 

B^Hir.  9*3.000 May  1. 1916 

•object  to  call  after  18   ' 

BOD.I.--I  .Irl.t 

^•fMiMBMd  valuation  of  property  1*  not  to  egeeed 

tbr  j.  t  . ..  ml  • 


Subject  to  call  after  f9O6. 

»D»— 

.Jan..  933.000 Jan.  7. 19O1 

EkmetbT  payable 

MM  debt  Jan.  1 . 1 897. .  9M.OOi> 


ToU!  -lent  .................  964.OOO 

9taklB<r  fwnda  ...........      10.1100 

Met  debt  Jan.  1.  1897....      34.00O 

Tax  valuation,  real  ......  1.O32J87 

Tax  valuation.  penoual.    3O9.919 
Tax  ralnattoo.  railroad*.    1W.939 
Total  valuation  1899  ....  1  JMVJ69 

Total  tax  (per  91.000)  ..      98-979 
FnpolaOoa  la  1*90  wa.  ......  8.683 

to  per  cent  of 


BOYD  COUNTY- 
LOANS-                   "  *"•  Du*.  I  Total  debt  Aug.  1 . 1996. .    92O.OOO 
Bojrue-  |  TBX  valaatton  1996 21I.OOO 

*».  JAJ.  93O.OOO Jan.  3,  1913     fcnuiiBUBt  about  b  actual  Talne. 

Bhjact  to  call  after  Jan.  7^1903  \  T»«  rate  (per  f  I.OOO) 921-wS>f 


-t  payable  at  Ooua 


'  PopoUtlon  In 


7.OOO 


BUFFALO  COUNTY. 


RHII-.K  AKK.  Bonne- 
July    1,1910 
ODCBT  HOI  «r.  B4>»tM>— 
k  JAJ.   •  Jan.  1.  1910 

to  eaJI  after  Jan.  1.  190i> 

*  S9X»0~...May  1. 190O 
"SJAJ.        .1.000.. ..Jan 
Snbject  to  call  at  any  that. 

INTER  EST  1*  payable  at  Kearney!  Xeb7 
.  DEBT  I*  In  the  form  of 


BURT  COUNTY. 

OMinty  «eat  U  TMtaauh. 

I  ily  I.  1901 
(•aMeettoeall.) 
ilebt  Mar..  1897...  91O9/MW 
•raatlon.  real        ..2.100,719 


(la.t  retura.) 


- ...  n  : 

213,813 
40.783 
...  173,030 

1894 3.993,343 

1991 3.575.291 

i*  actual  Talue. 

I) 91"-73 

97-23 
22.162 
7,531 

county  warrant* 


T.  I'IPKR,  Treasurer. 


Tax  Tata 


...  •   •  i 

.-  -  .:    •-''. 


Total  Taluatlon  1899 

AMMMMMBt  tel  %  fcTtil          a 

Total  tax  tprr  91.000)  ..         21-09 
Population  1HWIWM  ........  11.069 

Population  18M(e*t)  ......  1.-..OOO 


INTEREST  U  payable  by  KounUe  Broa..  New  York  Oty 


CO.— FRANK  E.  DIEFR.VDORF,  Cc.Cl'k. 

>*rl<IC1fJ. 

Net  debt  Jan.  1. 1897  ...  9129.00O 
Tax  Tal'tlon.  real  A  per  .1.040^49 
Tax  val-tkin.  RH.  A  tclf.    9O4.943 
•«Mlon  1999.!:.  2.143.292 

nt  ant.  13  p.  e.  actual  TB!. 

k eo.  tax  (per  |l.OOO) .9H3-4O 
1890  wa*....       13.434 
I  Population  1«1I7  '. 
•vnty  an  exempt  from  taxation. 


July  1. 1999 


Tax  valuatlou.pereomil.  $1,571,  295 
Total  valuation  1896...   4,301,865 


CASS  COUNTY.— A.  K.  EIKENBAKV,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  la  Plattsuioutli. 

LOANS—  WKii  Due. 

COCKT  HOCSB  BONDS, 
5«.  Jan.,  98O.OOO Jan.  1,  1910 

Subject  to  call  after  Jan.  1.  19OO 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,1897.. IJS80.OOO    <^uuut;  «.*  >H«"  ^-»,-™«> v»-  «^ 

Hinklnn  fnml 1.2OO  I  Population  In  1890  was a4,O80 

Tax  Taluatlon,  real 2,730,570  | 

INTEREST  on  all  bond*  Uaued  by  this  county  U  payable  Jn  New 
York. 


...      ,, 

Assessment  about  >«  actual  value. 
State  tax  (per*l,OOO)  ........  $6-75 

County  tax  (per  *1,OOO)  ...  .$12-50 


5  C.  W.  LEMA8TER8,  Mayor. 
— )  8.  G.  CUMSTOCK.  Treasurer. 


County  seat  of  Merrick  County. 

LOANS—  «"*"•  Due. 

BKiLMiK  BONDS - 

6*,  MAN,  910.0OO Nov.  8,  1918 

.  ct  to  call  after  Nov.  8. 1898 

>;-.  MAN.  *-JO.IHNI    ,  Brer.  -.  1908 
<uiiject  to  call  at  any  time. 


INTEREST  l«  payable  In  Xew  York  City. 


Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897....$30,OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 124,999 

Tax  valuation,  personal..     45,2t>0 

Total  valuation  1896 170,259 

Assfssun-ut  about  '4  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  per  sfl.OOO) 922-OO 

Population  ill  1H9O  was 1,368 


COLUMBUS. — Columbus  U  In  Platte  County. 
LOANS-  T*«»  Due. 

W  VTKK  \\i»HK« — 

7«,  May  1,  923.OOO May  1,1906 

nil  at  any  timr. 
6*.  NOT.  1,910.000        N        I.19O8 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

I;-  ii-. t   C..M- 

6*.  May  1.98.000 May  1,  19O9 

6*.  Dec.  1.30,000 Dec.  1,1917 


Total  debt  (last  returns)... 973.0OO 

Tax  valuation  1892 420.994 

Aaaewmeut  about '«  actual  value. 

Total  tax  d>er*l,OOO( $53-00 

Population  l^'.HI  wa* 3,134 

Population  1880  was 2.131 


CUMING  CO.— J.  F.  ZAJICEK,  Treasurer. 

Wait  Point  1*  the  county  neat. 
LOANS—  Wktn  Due.    Precinct  bond*  (add'l)..      930.0OO 

Tax  valuation,  real 1.556,194 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  447,712 
Total  valuation  1895. . .  .2,003,906 
Total  valuation  18W6...  2.1O4.938 
Awemmt-nt  alxmt  IB  actual  Talue. 
Slat.-  tax  (per  $1.000) 97-373 


lubject  to  call  afte 
Wa«T  Pr.  PBBCIXC 


....Oct.  1,1910 

.i-r.-r  !:.<••. 

.  '.  f»tu  i>.  r  H.  .MM,  (ref.) 
6.,  JAJ.  930.000  1915 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1 
Bonded  debt  Jan.,  1897. ..  .*• 

I   :..:,tll,^.|.-M  -'..•"HI 

Total  debt  Jan..  1897...        7O.OOO 


County  tax  (per  91.OOO)... .915-50 

Population  1896  (e«t.) 15.OOO 

Population  1 890  wa* 1 2.265 


DAKOTA  COUNTY.— FRANK  DAVEY,  Trew. 

County  aeBt  I*  Dakota. 

Tax  valuation  1894... .91.550.000 
Aaaeainient  about  Hi  actual  value. 
State  Ux  (per  91. OOO) -92.. 97-375 

v  tax  (per  91 .000) 29-00 

Pi.|iiilT>tlon  Mi  l«9Owa* 5.3H6 

l-opillatloii  in  l-'.l.-i  (f«t.) ....  10.OOO 


LOANS—  Wk**  DM*. 

Bonded  debt  Jan..  1896.  .9125.000 


Floating  .!•                       ..  20,000 

Totaldebt 145.000 

•Inking  fund  5.OOO 

•  t  Jan.,  1896 1  H...N«I 

INTEREST  I*  payable  at  Farmer*1  Loan  A  Tnut  Co., Xew  York,  ami 
at  mate  Trra»urer'»  offlue,  Lincoln.  Keb. 


DODGEC  OUNTY.-N.  I'.  Ni  i.sox.  Tn-asur«T. 

County  neat  U  Fremont. 

When  Due, 


LOAN- 

BHIUUB  BO*D»- 

7*.  Mar.  1,910.000... Mar.  1,  19O2 
Col'BT  HODBB— 

5*.  JAJ.  930.000 July  1.  19O9 

•ubjeettoeall  after  July  1. 1899 

RBTtntMBO— 

5*.  JAJ,  9100.000 July  1.  HMO 

•ttbjeet  to  call  after  July  1. 190O 
INTEREST  to  payable  by  KounUe  Bro*.,  New  York  City. 


!•• ..-.  .l.i  I'.  -  .-...KMI     ].,...    •  -,. 
Total  il.-l.t  Jan.  1.  1897..  921 VOOO 
Total  Taluatlon  1896.... 3.O51. 107 
Aweaement  la  iin  actual  vahif. 
Connty  tax  <wr  91.otW96.9-.r2  OO 

Population  1890  waa 19.S6O 

p.. P nl»tlon  1880  wan 11.2K3 

r..|.ulatlon  1893  (eat) 26.OOO 


DOUGLAS  CO.—  <;KO.  H  KIM  ROD,  Treasurer. 
The  county  neat  I*  Omaha. 
LOANS-  "r»«» 


BOAOIMnOTBMBim— 

4>«l,  J*J.  9130.000... July  1,  1912 

M*— 

.V.  J*J.  92A4/MO July  1.1907 

.V.  JAJ.    196.000 July  1,1911 

4>«*JAJ.  119.000 July  I 

Subject  to  call ..  .  19O3 


Floating  del  •  '70.0OO 

Total  debt  Feb.  1.  1897      763.0OO 

Tax  valuation,  real 17,683,  111 

Tax  valuation,  pt-rminii 
Total  valuation  1896.. .21.669,705 
it  about  's  actual  value. 


State  tax  (per  $1.00oi 97-625 

County  tax  (iier  91. 000) 14-00 


Intereat  payable  In  N.-vr  York  <  m.     l-..|.nuthni  I89O  waa 158,008 

Bonded  debt  Feb.  1, -97.    9698.0OO  I  Population  1896  (eat.) 198.0OO 


FALLS  CITY.— .1.  L.  Si..,,  i  M,  Mayor. 

'  »eat  of  RlcliarilMin  I'nuuty. 


ii  ,. ,.  ;•  .. 


LOANS- 

I.I..IIT— 

9*. Jan.. 96^00 July  1,  :••:•• 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1.  1IHK) 
WATBB  WOBB*— 

6*,MAN.    99,000 May  1.1908 

5-,  JAJ.    24.000 Jnlyl.ir-- 

Subjeet  to  call  at  any  tlrnr. 


H4.-IKKIL  BOKD*— 

5*.  JAJ.^3.000 July  1,  1907 

Subject  to  call. 
Tot* I  debt  Feb.  1,  1897..  .904,500 

Tax  Taluatlon  1896 36O.OOO 

A*M**uicnt  iilHint  1,  actual  value. 
Tiital  tax  i|HT*I.OOO)  '(»>.. *56'723 
Population  1M(H)  WIM 2,102 

l-..|.ill:ltl..n    11SII  wnil 1,583 

I-.. I.LI!. in. .11  i-.'i:t  (about) 3.0OO 

INTEREST  to  payable  by  the  Trea»un-r  of  Kli-lianUon  County. 

ITA  iranTTo-v      5 JOSEPH  HARBACK,  Mayor. 
r  AlrltiUrt  Y  . —  /c.  n.  DENNEY, cicrk. 

County  neat  of  Jeffenon  County. 

LOANS—  ITIun  due.  Fairbury  Precinct— 

cirv  llui.  I:..M.»—  RAILKOVH   \M. 

5n,JAD,  $3.000 Dec,  1.   19OO     On. $23.000.... Jan.  1,  1907 

-ct  to  call.  9ubJeet to  call  after. Jan.  1,  1897 

««,  July,  910.00O July  1,   1907    Total  cltvtleut  Jan.  1,  '86. $33,OOO 

6K.JAJ,    ll.mm      .Hcp't.l.   11M-J    Sinking  fund 7,895 

Subject  to  call  after  Sept.  1,  1897    Net  city  debt  Jan.  1,'ini..   25.1O5 

Tax  valuation,  real LMii.Kid 

Tax  valuation,  peraonaL..  113,223 
Total  valuation  1- 
jtenonnini  nt  about  "4  actual  value. 
Population  >.r  i  ily  1H!H>  wa*.2,63O 
Population  of  dty  1804  abt.4,ooo 


128 


8TATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


•rot- TV/r/~»*.T-T        5 WILLIAM  FRIED,  Mayor. 

rHEMCJJN  1 . —  \j.  c.  CLELA.ND,  Treasurer 
This  In  the  county  scat  of  Dodge  County. 
w  I,  ni  Due. 


LOANS-  „ 

CITY  HALL  BONDS— 


1909 


<««L  June.  $15,000 Junel, 

Subject  to  call  ut  any  time. 

COURT  HOUSE  lioM>» — 
<6«,  June,  f  10.0OO Junel,  1909 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

PAVING  BONDS— 
H«,A«O,  $15,000.... Apr.  1,  19O9 

Subject  to  cull  at  any  time. 

BEWER  BONDS— 
§«.  June.  $80,000....  Junel,   1912 

Optional  5  years  after  date. 

WATER  BONDS— 
e».  Nov.,  $25,OOO Nov.  1,  1905 

Subject  to  cnll  at  any  time. 
6s,  Apr.,  $35,000 Apr.  1,  19O9 

Subject  to  call  at  any  lime. 


WATER  BONDS— (Cong- 
es, July,  $29,OOO Julyl,  1912 

Optional  5  years  from  date. 
FBKMONT  SCHOOL  DISTRICT- 
SB .. ,$35,000.... Aug.  1,  1909 

Special  Auetument  Bonds— 
DISTRICT  PAVING- 
OS,  Dec.,  $6,000 Deo.  1,  1898 

Sublcct  to  call  at  any  time. 


6s,  June,  $12,OOO.... Junel,  1899 
Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
CURBING— 

6s,  June,  $1,265 June  1, 1899 

Optional  5  years  from  date. 

Fremont  Precitict — 
REFUNDING  BONDS — 

6s ,$50,OOO Feb.  1,1908 

Subject  to  call  after  Feb.  1,  1898 

The  Precinct  and  School  Dlttrict  bonds  In  the  above  table  are  not  In- 
cluded In  the  city's  total  debt,  as  they  are  not  payable  from  the  city 
tax  propel. 

INTEREST  on  the  sewer  bonds,  on  the  court  house  bonds  and  on 
the  5  per  ceut  water  bonds  Is  payable  at  the  Nebraska  Fiscal  Agency, 
New  York :  on  all  other  city  bonds  at  Fremont. 

BONDED  DEBT  on  January  1,1897,  was  $228,265;  water  debt  (In- 
cluded), $8!>,OOO;  special  assessment  bonds  (Included),  $19,265.  The 
city  has  at  present  no  floating  debt  and  no  sinking  fund. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  In  1896  of  real  estate  was  $606,602;  of 

personal  property,  $195,856;   total,   $802,458;  total  tax   rate  (per 

$l,000),$83-87>«.  Property  Is  assessed  at  "about  »e  of  Its  actual  value.'1 

POPULATION  In  1890was  6,747;  In  1880  It  was  3,013.    According 

to  local  figures  the  population  In  1897  Is  10,000. 

^•DA-NTTI     TCT    AMTk        J  W.  H.  THOMPSON,  Mayor. 
GRAJNlJ      IfcjLAJNlJ. —  Ic.  H.  MENCK,  Clerk. 
County  seat  of  Hall  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

CITV  HALL  &  JAIL  BONDS— 
6s,  J&J,  $25,OOO July  1, 1909 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

FUNDING  BONDS— 
«s,  M&N,  $8,000 May  1, 1906 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

SEWER  BONDS— 

6s,  J&J,  $50,000 July  1,  1909 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

WATER  WORKS— 
€s.  MAN.  $65,OOO Nov.  1, 1905 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

INTEREST  is  payable  by  Kountze  Bros.,  New  York  City. 

BONDED  DEBT,  ETC.— The  city's  bonded  debt  on  January  1, 1897, 
was$153,000;  water  debt  (included),  $70,000  ;  floating  debt,  $4,140  ; 
total  debt,  $157,140;  sinking  fund,  $3,382;  net  debt,  $153,758.  The 
school  district  debt  on  January  1, 1897,  was  $51,500. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  (about  15  per  cent  of  actual  value)  in 
1896  of  real  estate,  $534,895;  personal  property,  $210,668;  total, 
$751,563;  tax  rate  per  $1,000,  $75-00,  this  including  State  tax 
$7-375,  county  tax  $21-625,  city  tax  $26-00,  and  school  tax,  $20-00. 

POPULATION  in  1890  was  7,536;  1880  was  2,963.    Population  in 
out)  10,000. 


6s.  J&J,  $30,000 Jan.  1,1908 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

6s,  M&N,  $5,000 May  1,  1906 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
ORAND  ISLAND  SCHOOL  DISTRICT 
REFUNDING  BONDS— 

6s,  J&J.  $12,500 Jan.  1, 1902 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

6s,  J&J,  $14,000 Jan.  1,1905 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

6s,  J&J,  $25,000 July  1,1909 

8ub|ect  to  call  after  July  1, 1899 


1896  (abou 


HALL  COUNTY.— WM.  THOMSSEN,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Grand  Island. 

Tax  valuation,  real $1,694,125 

821,966 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

HASTINGS  &  G.  I.  RR.— 
•6s,  Jan.,  $75,000. .   . .  Jan.  1, 1899 
Total  debt  Aug.  1, 1896. .    $75,000 

.Sinking  funds 38,000 

Net  debt 37,000 


Tax  valuation,  personal      ,. 

Total  valuation  1896...  2,516,091 
Assessment  about  1-10  actual  val. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000)...  44-00 
Population  1890  was 16,513 


HAMILTON  COUNT  Y.— County  seat  is  Aurora. 


Total  debt  (last  returns) ..  $  1 1 5,000 

Sinking  fund 30,000 

Netdebt 85,000 


Tax  valuation  1894 $1,704,109 

Population  1890  was 14,096 

Population  1880  was 8,267 


<  G.  J.  EVANS,  Mayor. 
. —  $E.  A.  FRANCIS,  Clerk. 
Hastings  is  the  county  seat  of  Adams  County. 


LOANS— 


When  Due. 


INTERSECTION  PAVING  — 
•6s,  J&J,$5,000  .......  Jan,   1,1912 

5s,  A&O,  5,000  .......  Oct.  15,  1912 

RAILROAD  AID  — 
6s,  A&O,  $60,000  .....  Oct.  1,1907 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
8s,  M&N,  $20,OOO  .....  May  1,  1908 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 


SEWER  BONDS — 
5s,  J&D,  $40,000 June  2, 1910 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
5s,  A&O,  $15,000 Apr.  1, 1911 

WATER  BONDS — 
5s,  M&S,  $85,000.. ..Sept.15, 1906 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
5s,  M&S,  $15,000 Sept.15, 1908 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
5s,  M&N,  $10,000.. ..May  21, 1914 


INTEREST  payable  on  all  bonds  in  New  York  City  at  Nebraska  's 
fiscal  agency  —  Kountze  Brothers.    . 


BONDED  D 


T  January  1,  1897,  was  $255,000;    sinking 

fund.  $22,713  ;  net  debt.  $232,287;  water  debt  (included  in  total  debt) 
$110,OOO.  The  water  plant  owned  by  the  city  yields  a  revenue  of 
nearly  $10,000  a  year. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  1896  of  real  estate  was  $432,800-  e* 
personal  property,  $187,200;  of  railroads,  etc.,  $61,800;  total,  $681  - 
800  ;  city  tax  rate  (per  $1,000),  $40-00.  Real  estate  is  assessed  at  about 
"one-fifth  its  actual  value." 

POPULATION  in  1890  was  13,584;  In  1880  was  2.817. 


HEBRON. — Hebron  is  in  Thayer  County. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

WATER  WORKS- 
OS.  A&O,  $25,OOO Oct.  1,1910 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
Total  debt  (last  returns) ..  $25,000 
Tax  valuation  1891 183,615 


Hebron  Precinct— 

RAILROAD  AID — 
6s, ,  $30,OOO Jan.  1,  1907 

Subject  to  call  after  Jan.  1, 1897 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $53-05 

Population  1890  was 2  266 


HOWARD  COUNTY.— County  seat  is  Saint  Paul. 
When  Due. 


LOAN., 

BKIDC.E  BONDS — 
6s,  J&J,     $3,000. . .  .Jan.  1 , 1905 
RAILROAD  BONDS — 

8s,  Jan.,  $20,OOO Jan.  1,1900 

6s,  J&J,    20,000 Jan.  1, 1906 


REFUNDING  BONDS— 
6s,  J&J,  $11,500 Jan.  1,1906 

Subject  to  call  after  Jan.  1, 1901 

FUNDING  BONDS— 
7s,  J&J,  $45,000 Jan.  1,1901 


Bonded  debt  Aug.  20,'96  $99,50O  I  Tax  valuation,  personal.  $477,392 

Floating  debt 11,104  |  Total  valuation  1896.. ..1,231,422 

Total  debt  Aug.  20.  '96..  110,604  ,  Assessment  about  18  actual  value. 

Sinking  fund  assets 3,750  '  Total  tax  (per$l,OOO) 31-62>a 

Netdebt 106,854  I  Population  1890  was 9,430 

Tax  valuation,  real 754,030  I 

I  NTEREST  is  payable  in  New  York,  except  on  bridge  6s. 


JEFFERSON  CO.— S.  R.  MEHRELL,  Clerk. 

The  county  seat  of  this  county  is  Fairbury. 


.LOANS 


When  Due. 


NS- 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS- 
SB,  J&J,  $58,OOO July  1,1907 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1, 1897 
Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897. .    $58,0(K) 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,660,«82 

Tax  valuation,  personal . .    859,645 


Total  valuation  1896... $2,520,327 
Assessment  about  is  actual  value. 
State  tax  (per  $1,000) . .  $7-125 
County  tax  (per$l,000).  16-00 

Population  1890  was 14,850 

Pooulatlonln  1897  test.)...  16,000 


5  GEO.  W.  HULBERT,  Mayor. 
—  <  C.  A.  PRESCOTT,  City  Clerk. 
This  city  is  in  Buffalo  County. 

LOANS—  When  due. 

CANAL  AND  WATER— 

7s,  J&J,  $30,000 July  1,  1902 

5s,  M&N,  60,000 Mayl,  1914 

CITY  HALL — 
5s,  Sept.,  $25,000 Sept.l,  1908 

SEWER  BONDS — 
6s,  Jan.,  $70,000 Jan.  1,  1910 

KEARNEY  SCHOOL  DISTRICT — 

Os,  J&J,  $14,400 Jan.  1,1901 

6s,  J&J,    18,000 Julyl,  1905 

6s,  A&O,  10,000 Oct.  1, 1908 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

5s,  F&A,  $60,000. ...Feb.  12,  1912 

(Subject  to  call.) 

INTEREST  on  the  school  bonds  is 
County  Treasurer  or  by  Kountze  Bros., 
at  the  City  Treasurer's  office. 


BondeddebtJan.1,'97.    $289,000 

Floating  debt 15,000 

Total  debt 304,000 

Sinkingfund 2,000 

Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1897 . .      302,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 546,247 

Tax  valuation,  personal      176. 1 25 

Total  valuation,  1896. .      722,372 

Assessment  is  '7  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $96-50 

Population  in  1890  was 8,074 

Population  in  1896  (est.) . . .  .7,000 


at  the  office  of  the 
York ;  on  all  other  bonds 


LANCASTER  CO.— A.  L.  SULLIVAN,  Treas. 


The  county  seat  is  Lincoln. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS — 

7s,  J&J,  $140,000 Jan.  1, 1900 

4s,  J&J,    350,000 Mar.  1,1905 

($35.000  due  y'ly)  to  Mar.  1, 1914 
M.  P.  2d  ISSUE— 

5133  Jan.,  $100,000... Jan.  1, 1903 
Total  debt  Aug.  20, 1896. $590,000 

Sinking  fund  assets 15,000 

Netdebt 575,000 


Tax  valuation,  real $7,581,350 

Tax  valuation,  person'!  996,710 
Tax  valuation,  railr'ds.  1,183,059 
Total  valuation  1896. ..  9,761,119 
Assessment  ig  of  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per  $1,000) $7-625 

County  tax  (per  $1,000) 17-60 

Population  1890  was 76,395 

Population  In  1895  (est.)... 70,000 


I NTEREST  is  payable  at  County  Treasury. 


5s 


<  FRANK  A.  GRAHAM,  Mayor. 
—  <M.  I.  A1TKEN,  Treasurer. 

Lincoln  is  the  county  seat  of  Lancaster  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

ALLEY PAV'G  DISTRICTS  1, 2  &  3  — 

6s,  Aug.,  $28,000 Aug.,  19O2 

6s,  ann.,     1,300 Nov.  1, 1900 

CHI.  R.  I.  &  PAC.  RR.— 
5s,  J&J,  $50,000 Oct.  1,  1900 

DISTRICT  PAVING  BONDS— 
6s,  semi-an.,  $13,600.. Oct.  1, 1897 

($1,700  due  y'rly  to  Oct.  1,  1904 
8s,  Aug.,  150,000. .Aug.  15, 1897 
6s,  ann.  92,000... July  1,1898 
6s,  ann.  9,000.. .Oct.  1,1900 
6s,  ann,  243,000... July  1,1901 
6s,  ami.  70,000... Sept.  1, 1901 
6s,  ann.  25,200.. .Oct.  1, 1901 
6s,  ann.  79,000... July  1,1914 

FR.  ELK.  &  Mo.  VAL.  RR.— 

5s,  J&J,  $50,000 July  1,  1906 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

FUNDING  BONDS— 
6s,  July,  $20,000. . .  .July  10, 1902 

6s,  Sept.,      9,500 Sept.  1,  1902 

6s,  Sept.,  118,000....  Sept.  1, 1912 

Optional  after  Sept.  1, 1902 

6s,  ann.,  $90,000 Jan.  1, 19-14 

Subject  to  call  after  Jan.  1, 1904 
5^28,  A&O,  $27,000. . .  Apr.  1, 1906 
Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

INTERSECTION  PAVING — 

5s,  J&J,  $100,000.... July  1,  1902 

58,  J&J,    100,000....  July    1,1907 

5s,  J&J,    100,000.... Aug.   1,  1910 

Subject  to  call  Aug.  1, 1900 

PAR  VALUE.— Bonds  are  mostly  for  $1,000  each. 

INTEREST.— Interest  is  payable  in  New  York  at  Kountze  Bros. 

TOTAL  DEBT.— The  bonded  debt  on  Jan.  8, 1S97,  was  Tl. 169,100, 
district  paving  bonds,  not  considered  part  of   the  ritv  de-lit.  $1 
floating  debt  about  $35,000.    In  1892  the  total  debt  was  $1,535,000. 
School  debt  in  January,  1897,  was  $50,000. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  1896  of  real  estate  was  $4,*T 
personal  property,  $612,234;    total,  $5,485,310;    total  tax  rate  (per 
$1,000),  $70-00.    Property  is  assessed  at  one-sixth  of  its  actual  vaHM. 

POPULATION.— In  1890  was  55,154;  in  1880  was  13,003. 

EXPLANATORY  OF  BONDS.— Many  of  the  bonds  are  siH 
call  before  maturity,  certain  of  these  being  indicated  in  the  table 
All  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

,  J&J,  $50,000 July  1,  1912 

Optional  after  July  1,  1SI02 

MISSOURI  PACIFIC  RR.— 
5s,  J&J,  $50,000.... Nov.    1,1905 
5s,  J&J,     20,000....  Jan.     1,1906 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 
5*28,  A&O,  $30,000.... Oct.  1,  1902 
5138,  J&J,     25,000.  .Dec.  20, 1905 
Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

SEWER  BONDS — 

5s,  M&S,  $80,000 Sept.  1,  1906 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

58,  J&J,  $20,000 Aug.   1.1910 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

WATER  BONDS— 

6s,  May,  $7,000 May  26,  1902 

6s,May,    3,OOO May  29,  1902 

6s,  Stay,  10,000 May  29,  1904 

6s,  Nov., 35,000 Nov.  26,  1904 

6s,  Dec.,  15.OOO J>ec.,  1904 

6s,  Feb.,  40,000 Feb.  24, 1905 

5s,  ann.,  26,600 Dec.  1,  1904 

($2,660  due  y'rly)  to  Deo.  1, 1913 

5s,  A&O,$10,000 Oct.  15, 1907 

5s,  J&J,     10,000 Julyl,  1902 

5s.  A&O,  47,000 Oct.  ]. 

Optional  after  Oct.  1, 1902 

SCHOOL  BONDS- 
SB,  J&D,  $50,000 Drc.  i,  inn 

Subject  to  call  after  Doc.  1,  lit::  I 


NEBRASKA  CITY.— 


County  seat  of  Otoe  County. 

LOANS—  When  due. 

"CUBBING  AND  GUTTERING"— 

7s ,  $2,100 Apr.  1, 1897 

'jpart  due  each  year)  to  Apr.  1,  1899 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
7s,  M&N,  $44,000. . .  .May   1, 1903 
Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

SB $150,000 Jan.  1,  1908 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
PAVING  BONDS— 

7s, $30,000 Jan.  1,  1898 

6s, 22,000 Sept.  1,  1908 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
6s, ,  $15,000.... July  1,   1910 


;  C.  W.  STAHLHUT,  Mayor. 
:  R.  W.  KELLY,  Treasurer. 


SEWER  BONDS—    . 

6s, $32,OOO.... Sept.l,  1903 

Subject  to  call  at  any  : 

6s $8,000 AUK.  1.   ll'l' 

Subject  to  call  at  any  timr. 

NEB.  CITY  SCHOOL  DISTRICT— 
6s, ,$20,000....  Junel,  1909 

Subject  to  call  after  Jin 
BondeddebtJan.  1, 1897.$282,85 

Floating  debt 4.0°J 

Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1897..  286,8i>< 

Tax  valuation  1896 793,<XK 

Assessment  '7  to  Jjo  actual  value. 


April,  1897. 


TOWNS, 


129 


Tfctal  tax  (per  91.000) '96.. 977-00  I  Populationln  188Owa*....  4.1-J3 
Population  in  189O  was.  ...11.494  I  Population  In  1897  (e»t.)...12,OOO 

INTEREST  t*  parable  In  New  York  at  KounUe  Brother*. 

The  total  debt  given  above  doe*  not  Include  the  School  District 

t..,:.  > 

NORFOLK.. — Thtoerty  toln  HadUon  County. 


LOANS—  ***»  Due. 

VtKB  DEFABTUBSTT— 

«.. 97.000 Sept.  15,1902 

SBWKB  BOND*— 

6k 98.000 Sept.  15,1907 

.troi.K  SCHOOL  DUTUCT— 

»*,..  ...935,000 Aug.  1,  1909 

Subject  to  eall  at  any  ttne. 
Tatar  bond  6s,  94O.OOO 1913 


Tot.  city  debt  (la*t  ret  urns)$70,50O 

Sinking  fund 4.00O 

Net  cltr  debt  (last  returns)  6  J.SOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 250.000 

Tax  valuation,  personal...   8O.OOO 

Total  valuation  1895 330,000 

Population  of  city  1890  wan  3,038 
Population  of  city  188<J  was  547 
Population  la  1895  (Ml) 4.000 


n  VT  A  W  A          J  W.  J.  BROATCH.  Mayor. 
<_/rvl  A  t1  A. —  { JOHN  N.  WE8TBEKG.  Comptroller. 
Omaha  to  situated  in  Douglas  County. 


LOANS-  Whe»  Due. 

•Crrr  H  ILL  BONDS— 

4  IM.J*.- .$100,000 July.  1910 

8*.     ....       25.000 Mar.,1908 

3* 100.000 Oct..  1009 

A*.     ....     100.000 .Jone.1911 

ft* 175.000 Feb.,  1913 

•PlBB  ENGINE— 
4V..-..     900.000 1910 


5*.  MAN.  $100.000 May.  1903 


fc.  JAJ, 


9*.  AAO, 

CMAS. 

§:•- 


UMMMO 

50,000... 

50.000.;. 

50,000 

75,000  .".'.".  Sept',1907 

100.000 May.  1008 

I5-99? Apr..  1900 


. 

:.  July.  1904 
..Auc.,1905 
...Oct..  1906 
Jan..  1906 


100,000 


......  Apr.. 

.....  .May. 


1913 


. 

100.000  ......  Anjr.,1913 


75.000  ......  Jaly.1910 

•  Bom*— 

?«.  MAX,  966.100  .....  .»OT..  1900 

Je,JAD.     100.000.  .....  June,  1905 

•I.IHKKT  BO»D*— 


la.MAV.9ioo.ooa. 

•PABK  BOND*— 


9400.000.  .....  June.  1912 


LOANS— 
BJENBWAL— 

5«,     ....9100,000 Apr.,  1000 

4  "is.....     316,000 1907 

SCHOOL  DUTBIOT  BONDS— 

5*,....,  9200,000 1908 

6*. 386400 1912 

SBWBB  BOND*— 

6*.  MAS,  9100.000.. ..Sept. 1901 
6*.  JAD,  100.000....  June,  1908 
5*.  JAJ.  70,000....  July.  1904 
5s,  MAS.  100,000.... Sept..  1907 

3*.   100.000.. ..May,  1906 

B*.  100.000. ...Apr.,  1909 

1OO.OOO..  ..Aug.,  1913 
50,000.. ..July,  1910 
100.000. . .  A*3-2** 


CUBBMO  A  acmUUTO— 
6*.  yearly.  9O3.350 1896-1000 

ALUIT  PA  VINO— 
6*.  yearly,   922.4OO 1896-1900 

DUTKICT  PA  VINO  BOND*— 
6*,  yearly.  5633,600 1806-1000 

OBADINO  BOND*— 
5s  A  6s.    ....  9176^00.1896-1904 

STBBBT  IHTBOTBMBBT— 
3*  and  6*.  $1.117.800. .  .1806-1004 


INTEREST  U  payable  In  New  York  by  KounUe  Broa. 


1  aald  by  taa  *Uy  acalaat  the 

Jmn.  1, 1807.   Jmm.,  1806.   Jmn.  1.  "94.   Jan.  1.  '93 
.93,011.100    93.011,100    93.011.100    $2.447.500 

34^78 


Total 
•taking  fun.1. 


9JMM.013    9S.392.9W 
Me  by  special 

I    aVttu  OB  taM 


•{„,-.  .  Jsaml. 

-•' 
1891 16.91SJ99 


T<u  Kalt 


16.400^01 


,.      , 
i-.-. 

I-""  1J.79H.119 

LATION  -la  189Oltwa*  14O.453 
It  wa*  " 


44-00 

.  .  ... 
44-OO 
41-00 

41-50 
48-00 
114.744 
la  1990  It  waa  30,519 ;  la 


910,736,070 

>.  '. : 


OTOE  COUNTY.— B.  R.  HAAS,  Co.  Clerk. 

OMnty  teat  la  Kebnaka  City. 


LOA 


•OBOWD*— 


..Apr.  1.11 
Beet  to  eaD  at  aay  UBM. 

II.9M.Oo6  .....  Mar  1.  1906 
at  to  eall  at  aay  uate. 

Jaly  1.1914 

e(  te  call  after  July  1.  19O4 
Fen.  1.  1909 


. 
......  July  1.1900 


-:Nk:v  iFrai    i:  m  • 

4^. 940.0i»i     ...Dee.  1,  1915 

NMreito  eaU  after  Dee.  1. 1906 

1. 1907. .  040MOO 

40.000 


•  •  t. 
'        • 


Vet 4a«4  Pee.  1,1807....    4 
Tax  varakttoa.  real 


Tax  valaatlam.  p 


al.  1  . 


Total  valuation  1896  .  .  .4.W2.914 
Aaawanwat  to  i»  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  91/KMi)  .....  934-90 
Population  la  l<*90wa«  ...  V5.403 


INTEREST  U  payable  at  the  oflke  of  the  < 
TAX  FREE-AUUMcoontyttwadaareex 


1997  (eat.)...  28.000 


PAWNEE  CITY.— Tbtovffla««tolBl>a 


n«i  DM 


M  :•    • 


Jan.  1.1900 
•II  after  Jan.  1, 1899 


>Uon.r*al. 
.Oea.  f«r»eaal 


Total  vataatton  1804. 


County. 

.9230.720 
toal  value. 

,     ,„, 


Tax  rate  (per  91 . 
P.wnaaCfTTF 

Railroad  loan— 

...929,000....  July  1.  190fl 
Ptranlallnn  of  village  1 "!«' 
Papola'lon  of  Tlllan  1880...    763 
Popolatlon  la  1800  (eat.) 2.4OO 


JLATTE  COUNTY.— 

1-onatyv.tr    ....   .;     ,    , 


u  |M  Dw 


ily  1. 1910 
*  eall  after  Jaly  1.  1900 


Total  debt  Oait  return*) .    094.000 

Tax  valuation  1894 2.5OH.475 

1990  wa* 15.437 

a*., 9.511 


p»V»N>    >f  '  ..-,r.'-,    THM   ;--, 


E3T     A 'r'TClVyirM  TTU         5  JOHN  A.  GtJTSCHE,  Mayor. 

r'L.AL  i  S>JVIOU  I  El. —  {  HENRY  R.  GEBDJO,  city  cierk. 
TMs  city  U  the  county  aeat  of  Case  County. 
When  Due. 


CANS-    „ 
;«rcNt>iso  BONDS — 

5s,  FAA.  $21,000 Aug.  1,  1905 

HIGH  SCHOOL  REFUNDING— 
61»«,FAA,«53.000..  .Aug.  1,   1905 
PAVING  BONDS— 

6«,  AAO,  910,000 Apr.  1.190% 

6», 6,000..  Aug. 9, 1896-97 


kOANS—  Wltm  Due.       OMAHA  SotmrEKN  RR.— 

•rn.vDiNO  BONDS—  6s,    May,  $40,000..  .May  1,  1910 

nubject  to  call  after  May  1,  1905 
RULROAD  REFUNDING  BONDS- 
OS,  Jan.,  $25,OOO Jan.  1, 1901 

6s, .....     10,000 July  1, 1910 

subject  to  call. 
SEWER  BONDS — 

6s,  MAN,  $40,000..  .May  1,  190S 
BONDED    DEBT  March   28,  1897,  wa»  9199,000;   floating  debt, 
$10.000;  total  debt,  $209,000. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  In  1896  of  real  estate  was  9392,545;  of 
personal  property.  $142.668 ;  total.  9535.173;  total  tax  rate  (per 
$1,OOO),  $83-00.  Property  Is  a««ee*ed  at  about  "4  to  IB  of  its  actual 
value. 

POPULATION.— In  1890  was 8,392;  In  1880  was  4,175.  In  1897, 
according  to  local  figures,  the  population  was  8,500. 

RICHARDSON   CO.— County  scat  Is  Falls  City. 


Due. 

1895-1899 

(Abt  015.500  due  y-rly  on  July  1. 
Interest  payable  at  Co.  Treasury. 
Bonded  debt  (lart  returns). $90,000 
<  'ounty  ha*  no  floating  debt. 


Tax  valuation  1894 $3,250,000 

ft  mnmirnnnt  is  1-5  actual  value. 

State  tar  (per  $1.000) $7-14 

County  tax  (per *1,OOO)  ....   17-20 

Population  in  189Owas 17,574 

Population  1884  (est) 23.00O 


TAX  FREE.— The  bond*  Issued  by  this  county  are  exempt  from  tax- 
ation. 

SAUNDERS  CO.— P 

County  aeat  U  Wahoo. 

LOANS—  *»«n  Due- 

RAILROAD  BOND*— 
4>*a,  JAJ.  9100,000 . .  .Jan.  1 , 1007 

Subject  to  call  about  Jan.  1, 19O3 

Intereet  to  payable  at  Lincoln. 
Total  debt  Jan.  1. 1897..  911O.OOO 

Sinking  rand 5.0OO 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,1807....    105.OOO 


B.  OLSON,  Treasurer. 


Tax  valuation,  real $5,729,812 

Tax  valuation,  penon'l  -l.tia1.',:.!;- 
Total  valuation  1895...  9,762,380 
Aaaeasm't  about  1-10  actual  value. 

I.. I.,!  !.l\    ip,-r   -M..H4"!,     .^i.i-iHI 

Population  1890  wa* 21,577 

Population  1895  (est) 25.000 


*  J<>HS  ZIMMKBBB.  Mayor. 
—  }L.  r.  8CUULTZ,  Treasurer. 
TUB  etty  U  the  county  aeat  of  Seward  County. 

Tax  valuation,  real  .......  9149,287 

Tax  valuation,  personal..     59,846 
«K  July,  915.000  ......  July  1,1907    Total  valuation  1895  .....  205,13:) 

WATBB  WiiBK.*—  Aaceeam't  lee*  than  U  actual  value, 

Total  tax  (per  91.000)  .....  975-125 

Population  In  189O  was  ......  2.108 


LOANS- 
K  ui.no A  n  Bo>D* — 

July,  $15.000 July  1.1907 

fAT«B  WOBX*— 
6«,  Sept.  930,000. .  .Sept  16, 19O9 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
Total  debt  Men.  1.1896  ..943.000 


......   . 

Population  in  1896  (est)  .....  2.25O 


SEWARD  CO.— J.  C.  MfLFiJfOKR,  Treasurer. 

County  aeat  to  Seward. 

it  about  1  -5  actual  value. 


LOANS—  »»«» Due. 

oAD-An>  BOND*— 


to  call. 

Bonded  debt  Feb.  6. 1897   9OO.OOO 
Tax  valuation.  1806 2.410.339 

SHERMAN  CO.— 

County  Mat  to  Loop  City. 

LOANS—                   When  Due. 
OLD  FUNDtifO  BOND*— 
918.000 

I>BOND*— 

-••I'-      :.  :  


5... 


.93^000.. 


^  99O40O...  •••«.  37.  1908 

::  89,ooo:::sept  1.1912 


State  tax  (per  91.000) 97-34 

County  tax  (per  91. 000)....  14-12 
Population  in  1890  wa»..... 16.140 
Population  1897  <e*t.) 17.00O 


Total  debt  (lantreturmi).  .9165,000 

OlnklBKfund 10,000 

Tax  valuation  1894 941.523 

taitiaiinaut  about  1-5  actual  value. 
Stale  A  on.  tax  (per  81.OOO).926  75 
Aver.  Mh'ol  tax  (per91,000)  12-00 

Population  180O  wan. 6,399 

.tlon  1180  wa». 2,061 


C/~»T  ITU    r~»I^T  A  U  A          JT.  H.  EN8OB,  Mayor. 

SOU  I  H   OMAHA. —  jr.  A.  BROADWEU.,  Treaanrer. 


Thin  city  In  In  OoUfUu  County. 
LOAN 

(U.Oet..    *35,0r>. 
6a.Jmty.07O.000 

ST.  IMFBOV.  BKI'I> 
4.... 


1'AVIMi  BOKM— 

•••.  LAO,  |ii  • •   i.  ima 

0»,  JAD,     50.OOO. . ..June  1. 1901 

BBWEB  BoNrw— (Ref). 
5..  JAD..  962,000....  June  1.1915 
\  ni.i  .  r  lioxus—  (Bef). 

.->•  JAD,  978,000 June  1. 1915 

INTEREST  I*  payable  by  KonnUe  Bran.,  New  York. 
TOTAL  BONDED  DEBT  on  February   18.    1*07,    wan   9307,000; 
Street  ImBrovMBent  bond*  (additional)  94O.5OO.    The  itreet  Improve- 
ment* will  be  redeemed  by  ipeoial  •meannent  and  are  not  considered 
a*  part  of  the  city  debt. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  In  1896  wa«91.<W4.0OO;  city  Ux  rate  (per 
fl.OOO)  95OW  total  tax  (per  91.000)  1896,  988-625.  Property  lit 
aniBMtd  at  one-fifth  of  IU  actual  value. 

POPULATION  In  1490  wa*  «.062.  In  1895,  according  to  local 
•(urea,  the  population  wai  15.000. 


J  O.  I»  DAY.  Mayor. 
—  t  C.  B.  McCONNKI.L,  Clerk. 
This  city  to  In  Nu«kolls  Co. 
RAILBOAD  AID— 

7s, 913,000.. .. July  1,  lf»O7 

6*. 5,400..  ..Sept.1.  1908 

WATKB  WOBKS — 
3s,  MAN.  925,000..  ..Nov.  1.  1908 

-       "Otto  eall  at  any  tltiK 
Total  debt  Jan.,  1806....    $43.400 
Tax  valuation,  real 241.UOO 


Tax  valuation,  permnal.    939,010 

Total  valuation,  1895...     231. -1" 

Ajaeanment  about  1-5  act  value. 

8WBBioit  HCIIOOL  DISTRICT— 

6^ 912,000...  Aug.  1,  1!>0» 

Population  1890  wa* 1,014 

Population  1890  wa* 458 

Population  1895  (e»t.)....       3,000 


J  T.  H.  ABENDS,  Mayor. 
.  —  (WM.  8TANBKO,  Clerk. 

Syraenae  U  In  Otoe  County. 

LOANS—  Whrn  Due.  ,  Tax  valuation,  pernonal.  .  .951,095 

B  BOJH 


WATEB 


OJHMI- 


,  , 

Total  valuation  18U4 


108,873 


6s, Sept.  13,$10..VK>,8opt.  1 .',.  1914  I  Asaessment  about  i«  actual  value. 


Optional  aftor  Sept  15. 1899 


Population  1890 1,495 


•'|MMfii*i  eat  vrt     ETT;WV>    *•'.    arr*'" 

Total  debt  Jan.,  1897 91O.5OO 

Tax  valuation,  real 57,778 

INTEREST  Is  payable  In  New  York  at  the  Nebraska  flaoal  agency. 


Aaaessmnut  aooul '«  actual  value. 
Total  tax  per  91.000 $56-50 


130 


ST/tTS 


CITY 


Vol.  LXIV, 


TECUMSEH . — This  city  Is  the  county  seat  of  Johnson  Co. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

Car  HALL  »»D  EL'CTBIC  LIOHT- 

6»,    , $9,4OO Jan.  1,  1910 

Subject  to  call  after  Jan.  1,  II 


WATEK  WORKS— 
6s,    .     ...  $21,000... .May  1,  1908 

Suh.lect  to  call  at  any  time. 
Population  189O  was 1,654 


WASHINGTON  CO.— W.  GAULDRIE  Cleik. 

County  seat  Is  Blair. 


LOANS- 
CoiiKT  HOUSE— 


When  due. 


\j\jvni    AHFWO» — 

6«.  J&J.  $35.00O. . July  1, '07  & '09 

RAILROAD  BONDS- 
SB.  July,  $75,OOO 

REFUNDING  BONDS— 
5s,  A&O,  $150,000... .Apr.  1,   1910 
Bonded  debt.  Mur.,  1897.$26O,OOO 
Floating  debt 4,000 


Total  debt  Mar.  1897.... $264.000 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,740,853 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  710,387 
Total  valuation  1895.... 2,451. 240 
Assessment  abt.  1-6  actual  value. 
Toialtax  <per*l,000)...  $23-025 
Population  1890  was...  11,869 
Population  1880  was...  8.631 
Population  1897  (ost.)  .  14,000 


INTEREST  on  the  8  per  cent  bonds  is  payable  at  the  office  of  the 
County  Treasurer ;  on  other  bonds  at  the  State  Fiscal  Agency,  New 
New  York. 

v/-kDt?-         SB,  KING.  Mayor. 

Y  OrliV. —  J  GEORGE  8.  COOK,  Clerk. 

This  is  the  county  seat  of  York  County. 

LOANS-  ™e»  Due.  \  Total  debt  Jan.,  1897 $34,600 

CITY  HALL  BONDS- 
OS,  J&J,  $7,000 Jan.  1 


,         ,       , 1909 

FBNPINC!  BONDS — 
6s,  JAD.  $4,600 Dec.  1,  1909 

Subject  to  call  after  Deo  1.  1899 

RAILROAD  AID— 

6s,  July,  $10,OOO...  July  1,  1907 
<;*,  Oct.,  13.000 Oct.  1,  1907 

INTEREST  on  all  bonds  Is  payable  in  New  York  City 

TAX  FREE-— All  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


Tax  valuation,  real 181,214 

Tax  valuation,  personal  •. .   84,790 

Total  valuation,  1895 266,004 

Assessment  about  I'D  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (oer  $1,000) $91-25 

Population  1890  was 3,405 

Population  1880  was 1,259 


YORK  COUNTY. 

County  seat  Is  York. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

NEBRASKA  RAILWAY  BONDS — 
10s,  Aug.,  $43,500.... Aug.  1, 1897 

REFUNDING  BONDS— 
6s,  F&A,  $46,50O Aug.  1, 1905 

oubjeot  to  call  at  any  time. 


INTEREST  is  payable  in  New  York  City. 


.  D.  WHITE,  Clerk. 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1896. .    $90,000 

Tax  valuation  1895 2,206,161 

Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 
County  tax  (per  $1,OOO).... $13-24 

Population  in  1890  was 17,279 

Population  in  1880  was 1 1,170 


State  of  Kansas, 


DEBT,  RESOURCES,  ETC. 

Organized  as  a  Territory  (Act  May  30,  1854)  •  May  30,  1854 
Admitted  as  a  State  (Act  Jan.  29,  1861)  -  Jan.  29,  1861 
Total  area  of  State  (square  miles)  -  81,318 

State  Capital  Topeka 

Governor  (term  exp.  2d  Mon.  Jan.  '99)-     -  J.  W.  Leedy 

Secretary  of  State  (term  ends  2d  Mon.  Jan.  '99)  -  W.  E.  Bush 
Treasurer  (term  ends  2d  Monday  Jan.  '99)  -  D.  H.  Hefflebower 
Legislature  meets  biennially  in  odd  years  on  the  2d  Tuesday 
in  January.  There  is  no  limit  to  length  of  sessions,  but  mem- 
bers can  receive  pay  for  only  50  days  services  in  the  aggregate. 

INCIDENTS  IN  STATE  ORGANIZATION,  ETC.-See  STATE  AND 
CITT  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1893,  page  124,  for  the  facts  and  statements 
heretofore  given  under  tbjs  head. 

HISTORY  OF  DEBT.—  When  Kansas  was  admitted  Into  the  Union 
as  a  State  (In  1861)  it  had  a  bonded  debt  of  $150,000.  The  Constitution 
of  1859  limited  the  debt-making  power  to  one  million  dollars  (with 
certain  restrictions  and  exceptions),  as  more  fully  described  below.  In 
1866  the  bonded  debt  was  $630,775,  of  which  the  State  owned  $28,650. 
In  1878  the  total  bonded  debt  was  $1,181,975,  of  which  the  State 
owned  $713,600.  On  July  1,  1896,  the  debt  amounted  to  $752,000,  of 
which  $9,000  was  held  by  the  State  University  fund  and  $487,000  by 
the  permanent  school  fund,  leaving  only  $256,000  bonds  outstanding. 

The  State  Legislatuie  has  authorized  the  State  Treasurer,  In  the 
event  that  there  are  not  sufficient  current  funds  in  the  treasury  to 
pay  the  bonds  maturing  during  the  coming  year,  to  sell  the  same  to 
the  Permanent  School  Fund  of  this  State. 

LOANS—  —  Interest,  —  . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.  Ct.  Payable. 


tCapitol  bonds,  1807 7 

t            Do            1868 7 

t            Do            1869 7 

*  Funding,  1888 4 

*  Do        1889 4 

*  Insane  asylum,  1868 7 

*  Military  fund,  1869 7 

(Penitentiary,  1867 7 

I          Do           1868 7 


Principal. 
When  Due.       Outstand'g 


J  &    J  July  1,  1897  $100,000 

J  &    J  July  1,1898  lf>o,<KH) 

J  &    J  Jan.   1,  1899  70,000 

J  &  D  Dec.   1,  1908  18,000 

J  &    J  July  1,  1909  85,000 

J  &  D  June  1,  1898  2O.OOO 

J  &    J  Jan.    1,  1899  89,000 

J  &    J  July  1,  1897  100,000 

J  &    J  July  1,  1898  50,000 


*  All  In  School  Fund.       t  A  portion  held  by  School  Fund. 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.-The  bonds  held  by  the  public  are  al 
for  $1,000  each. 

INTEREST  Is  payable  in  New  York  at  the  National  Bank  of  tn 
Republic. 

TOTAL  DEBT  on  July  1, 1896,  was  $752,000,  of  which  $496,000 
was  held  by  the  State  funds. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  State's  assessed  valuation  (abou 
33  per  cent  of  actual  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows  in  tin 
years  named : 


Total  Jlqual-  State  Tax 

Tears.      i:ed  Valuation,  p.  $1,OOO 

896 $321,21«,938  $4-2") 

895 32Jt,93!»,OHl  4-25 

894 337,501,722  li-'IO 

893 356,621,818  3'O8 

892 342,682.845  3-09 

890 348,459,943  4-25 


Fear*. 
1889.. 
1886.. 
18*5.. 
1884.. 
1883.. 
188O.. 
1876.. 


Valuation.      State  Tai. 

$360.815,073  $420 

277,113,323  4-1 0 

248,846311  4-01 

237.020.391  4-5O 

203,184489  4'3(> 

160,570,761  5-ftO 

133,832,216  5'50 


DEBT   LIMITATION,- Kansas  has  by  Its  Constitution  given  the 
State  power  to  contract  public  debts  for  the  purpose  of  defraying  cxtra- 
rdiuary  expenses  and  making  public  improvements  in  an  amount  not 
to  exceed  $1,OOO,OOO.    This  limit,  however,  has  two  exceptions.    Pint, 
he  next  section  provides  that  it  may  be  exceeded  if  the  proposed  law 
or  creating  such  debt  shall  be  submitted  to  a  vote  of  the  electors,  and  If 
he  proposed  law  be  ratified  by  a  majority  of  the  votes  oast,    tiecond, 
he  section  following  provides  that  the  Stuto  may  borrow  money  to 
epel  invasion,  &c.    We  give  these  sections  in  full  and  also  the  subse- 
quent one  which  forbids  the  State  being  a  party  to  internal  improve- 
ments. 

Debts,  annual  tax;  proceeds.  For  the  purpose  of  defraying e \traordiu- 
iry  expenses  and  making  public  improvements,  the  State  may  contract 
public  debts;  but  such  debts  shall  never,  in  the  aggregate,  exceed  mm 
n  i  Minn  dollars,  except  as  hereinafter  provided.  Every  such  debt  shall 
>e  authoi-ized  by  law  for  some  purpose  specified  therein,  and  the  vote  of 
i  majority  of  all  the  members  elected  to  each  House,  to  be  taken  by  the 
•eas  and  nays,  shall  be  necessary  to  the  passage  of  such  law;  and  every 
.uch  law  shall  provide  for  levying  an  annual  tax  sultk-irnt  to  pay  the 
annual  interest  of  such  debt  and  the  principal  thereof  when  it  shall 
become  due;  and  shall  specifically  appropriate  the  proceeds  »i  such 
taxes  to  the  payment  of  such  principal  and  interest;  and  such  appropri- 
ition  sliall  not  bo  repealed  nor  the  taxes  postponed  or  diminished  until 
he  interest  and  principal  of  such  debt  shall  have  been  wholly  paid. 

Ul/ii  r  debts.  No  debt  shall  be  contracted  by  the  Ctate  except  as  here- 
11  provided,  unless  the  proposed  law  for  creating  such  debt  sliall  tirst  be- 
submitted  to  a  direct  vote  of  the  electors  of  the  State  at  some  general 
election;  and  if  such  proposed  law  shall  be  ratified  by  a  majority  of  all 
;he  votes  cast  at  such  general  election,  then  it  shall  be  the  duty  of  the 
,e>rislature  next  after  such  election  to  enact  such  law  and  create  such 
debt,  subject  in  all  the  provisions  and  restrictions  provided  in  the  pre 
ceding  section  of  this  article. 

Borrow  money.    The   State  may  borrow  money  to   repel   im 
suppress  insurrection  or  defend  the  State  In  time  of  war;    but  the 
money  thus  raised  shall  be  applied  exclusively  to  the  object  for  which 
the  loau  was  authorized,  or  to  the  repayment  of  the  debt   thereby 
created. 

Internal  improvements.  The  State  shall  never  be  a  party  in  carrying 
on  any  works  of  internal  improvement. 

MUNICIPAL  indebtedness  is  not  restricted  by  the  Constitution  at  all. 
fhe  only  provision  for  the  regulation  of  such  matters  contained  in  that 
usi  i-itiiien I  is  the  following,  requiring  the  Legislature  to  make  general 
laws  and  restricting  the  power  to  make  debt  in  the  case  of  cities,  towns 
and  villages. 

Cities.  Provision  shall  be  made  by  general  law  for  the  organization  ot 
jities,  towns  and  villages;  and  their  power  of  taxation,  assessment, 
sorrowing  money,  contracting  debts  and  loaning  their  credit,  shall  be 
so  restricted  as  to  prevent  the  abuse  of  such  power. 

Under  the  foregoing  the  legislation  of  Kansas  has  become  so  exten- 
sive that  our  limited  space  here  does  not  admit  of  even  a  brief ' 
The  reader  will,  however,  find  the  ground  very  fully  covered  m  a 
of  articles  which  were  published  in  the  CHKONICLE,  Vol.  53,  pages  854 
and  942,  and  Vol.  54,  pages  42  and  128. 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.— The  population  of  Kansas  has  been, 
as  follows  in  the  years  named: 


1870 364,;ii»9 

1860 .-..     107.L'(X> 


1895 1,334,734 

1890 1,427,096 

1880 996,096 

In  1860-70  increase  was  257,193,  or  239-91  per  cent ;  in  1870-80  <;:!!,_ 
697,  or  173-35  per  cent ;  in  188O-90  431,000,  or  43-27  per  cent. 

The  proportion  of  the  colored  population  was  4-33  per  cent  in  1880 
and3'59  per  cent  in  1890.  In  number  blacks  were  627  in  1860;  17.108 
In  1870 ;  43,107  in  1880.  and  51,251  in  1890. 


CITIES,  COUNTIES  AND  TOWNS- 

IN  THE 

STATE  OF  KANSAS. 

NOTE.— For  reports  not  given  in  alphaoetieal  order  among  thefollontny 
see  page  137. 

The  National  Bank  of  the  Republic  of  New  York  City  has  been 
pointed  fiscal  agent  for  the  State  of  Kansas,  and  all  bonds  or  . 
of  minor  civil  divisions  of  the  State,  which  by  their  terms  are  payable 
in  New  York,  will  be  paid  at  the  above-named  bank. 

<  8.  FOLK,  Mayor. 
—  I  W.  B.  GILES,  City  Treasurer. 

Albilene  is  In  Dickinson  County.    Bonds  all  optional. 
LOANS—  When  Due.    Bonded  debt  July  1.  1896. $50,MM 

Total  tax  valuation  '95 

Assessment  is  about  >4  actual ' 
Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) .....  .$22 


FUNDING  INDEBTEDNESS— 

6s,  J&J.  $3,50O Julyl,  1897 

CITY  HALL  BONDS— 


Vll  I    a.Al*lj  mjnuo—  »™A  icvuu    \f*J*    ^*,ww  Tn    IILII 

6s,  J&J,  $12,OOO. ...Dec.  15, 1897  I  Population  in  1895  was... 

C.  K.  &  N.  RR.— 

6s,  J&J,  $15,000. ...Dec.  28, 3912 
6s,  J&J,     20,000.... July    1,1917 

INTEREST  on  the  bonds  is  payable  In  New  York. 


ALLEN  COUNTY.— JAMES  WAKEFIELD,  C  erk. 

County  seat  is  lola. 
LOANS- 


When  Due. 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS  OF  188O— 


Tax  valuation.  RR - 

Total  valuation,  1S96. . .  -3..J . < 

6s,  J&J,  $136,700 July  1,  190O    Assessment  about  ^  actual  v: 

Bonded  debt  July  1 ,  '96. $136,700  I  Total  tax  (p.  $1.000) 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,382,441    Population,  1890 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    420,887  I  Population,  189") 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  State  Fiscal  Agency,  New  York. 


April,  1897. 


MflS^S-CITIES 


TOWNS, 


131 


ANDERSON   CO.— County  aset  I*  Oarnett. 


7s 


RR.: 


$9.000 
L.  L.  *  O.  RR.  ( 


WktnDut. 
.Jan.  1,  1909 


#11».000.  ..Jmu.   1 

a 70,000.  ..Julj  1 

s 20.000. . .  Jan.  1 

K.  *  A.  Drr.  M<>.  PAC.- 

$«,300.  .  Jan.  1 

45,000,  ..Jaa.  1 


1*11 

inn 


Total  debt  July  1. 1896    $28O.5OO 

Slnklngfund 4,219 

Net  debt  July  1. 1896..      276.281 

Tax  rml nation,  real 2,240,735 

Tax  valuation,  penonal  486.542 
Tax  raluafn.  railroads  724.4OO 
Total  Taluatlon  1896...  3,451,677 
AaweraMBt  Is  35  p.c.  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1.000) $38  6O 

Population  In  189O  was 14.2O3 

Population  In  1895  was..... 13.457 


A  M-nj/~»WV    r-ITV        SJOHN  D.  BROWN,  Mayor. 

ANTHONY    CITY. — }  j.  p.  HORTON.  city  clerk. 

Thi*  city  I*  In  Harper  County. 


.  Boxt 


«*.  JAJ.  $4.500 July  1,  1902 

RA 


II.BI>AI>   BOKO*— 

JAJ.  *33.000  ......  July  1.  1908 

May  1,1920 


«*,         .         . 
«*.MA1T.  20.000 

RcruvDuro  Bo 
«».  AAO,  $44.500 

STOCK  Bosoe— 
6s,  JAJ.  $4.000 


Oct.  1.  1918 
Julr  1.19O2 


. 

t  drbt  Jaa.  1,  '97.  .$HW,OOO 
•Ttoattagdebt  ..............      24.1^7 

TAX  FREE.—  All  above  bead*  are  exempt  from  taxation  In  Kansas- 


Total  debt.  Jan.  1, 1897  .$132.1*7 
Aatn.  twnahlp  bd».  (add.)  U.OOO 
School  di«t.  debt  (addlfli  22.000 

Slaking  fund 889 

-.valuation  1896.    171.O51 
valuation  1895.   239,907 

nt  about  »j  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1.OOO)1895.$75-OO 

Population  In  1996  was 1.O74 

Population  in  1890  wa* 1306 

Population  In  188O  was 345 


Citr 


A  D/~  tTM-riMIT        <  F.  A.  WILUARD.  Mayor. 
ARGENTINE.  — )j.C.  LONG.  Clerk. 
Argentine  I*  in  Wyadotte  County. 

LOANS-  **»»  Dm.  I  Boaded  debt  Jaa.  1,  "97  .$169.926 

r  H»IL  AWO  VIADTJCT-  I  Floating  debt 35,119 

Total  debt 205.045 

mnklagfnnd 2O.910 

Net  debt  Jaa.  1.1897 184.135 

Tax  valuation,  reel 518.115 

Tax  valuation.  penmaaL . .  1 1O.670 

Total  valuation  1896 6*«.$$S 

t  ns*sm«at  la  (4  actual  vatae. 
City  tax  (per  $1.0OO> $31-OO 

rSSS&lffiSffXL'::::.  i?7» 

PoaolaUoaln  1896  was"  .'.'"5.960 
from  taxation, 
r.  New  York  City. 


«*.  JAJ.  $13.000 July  1. 1910 

*— 

«a.  JAJ,  $29.334  ....  July  2.  1914 
IUrrn>iKO  Bon  on— 

6«.  FAA,  $4.000 Au«.  1.1902 

6*.KAA.    4.500 Aug.  1,1903 

*«i«  Bovoa— 
«e.  var  .  32.4M 1897 

XI  KoVKHEjrT   BOXIK— 

«•.  Tar..  $1 16.600  ...  1807  to  1905 
One- truth  yearly. 

TAX  FREE  -All  bond.  Ueaedhy 
INTEREST  U  payable  at  Ike  Kai 


of  »  receiver.  Tbeevtatoaleaaat  they wfllbe 
the  nonxage,  as  the  rtty  aa*  he**  eajotaed  ft 

(IT  I 


5O. W.  CUNNINGHAM. Mayor. 
• — JO.  INOERSOU 
ty.    Inaddltii 

mtnsttkeelt, . 

iwlatJieaaad* 


1  NiiKRSOLL.  City  Clerk 

•as  City  is  situated  la  Cowley  County.    In  addition  to  the 
tarn  IB  alee  a  atort«afe  af  H  5O.OOO  agatnit  tae  city 
aottarloded  la  the  total  debt.  The  work*  are  no* 


from 


•  :- 

a 

:•! 


,  MM. 


$11.  000  ...  Bent  1.1906 
to  call  at  aay  tlata, 


May  1.1906 


12.000  .....  May  1 
UOVBMIJTT— 
.••5.148  .......  party-rly 


XOT.  6.1915 


>~ 


B.SII  BOAfr  _ 

6*,  FAA.    $7.500.... .Aag.  1.  1916 
Tobleet  toeaUat  any  tla 


^saac? 

7*. $9.600 

7..  April,     umi 

W4TBB  BO! 


...50T.  1,  1921 

.part  due  yearly 
April  4.  1901 


6«.  FAA.  $»X$»$  .  .  .Beat. 


.  19O1 


all  at  aay  Uaw. 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.  -Tke  boadi  are  all  for  $1.00O.  except  tho 
4  eedae  la  191«.  tie  Water  $e  dae  19O1  and  tae  raadtaf  Donda 


>  walea  are  for  $000. 

abln  at 


INTEREST  1«  payabln  at  the  CltyTree*orer'» 


tkelnt 


or  at  tor  Kan«an 


•eat  on  Jaa   1.  IH97.  wae  $IO7.5OO:  •Ink- 
rity  aaa  ae  •oatlac  debt.    TbU  total  doe*  not 
•••    emanated  «a  Jaa.  1.1 897.  to  $100.000. 
l.$3V148.tae.K>rbca«e 


n 


i_**t*r  worka.^  $0.600  of  sewer  beads  payable  by  *peelal  tax  on 

.    la  1494  ,(  „•]  MtaU  was  $514.157: 
i   total.  $745.641 ;   total  tax    aer  $1.OOO 
'    Mloa  wa*  $1.131.0*6.    Real  estate  le 
froaerty  at  aaoat  "a  ef  actual  value. 
la  1$SO  waa  1.012;  la  ISM 


n>.  [  - 

-       UM*! 


POPULATION    la  1800 


iiiinr 


B»irDe— 


$10.000  .....  Sept.  1,1900 
•K  A  •  ....Aprtll.  1910 

45.000 


6a.J*J. 


..... 
.....  July   1,1913 


ATCHISON.-!*  £?, 

«on  U  In  Atnalna  Count  r 

LO*  '  ITTUm  DIM. 

RariM.ix.,  Bosnia— 
Tt.  JAJ    - 

«*.  JAJ.    3««X990  ...Jnly  1.  I»I3 
4.  JAJ.    Ua.400  ...July  1.1915 

4»'18*    •  Jnlr  »•  >•'• 

- ••••'  :      JAJ.  $40.000.  ..  July  1,1923 

INTEREST  I*  payable  In  New  York  nty  aad  Atehtosn. 

DEBT,  ETC. -The  total  boaded debt  la  Jaanary.  1897.  was 
The  Board  of  Uneatlea  bead*  are  not  taclndrd  In  the  dty 

:D  VALUATION. -In  18M  tke 
'ft  a*  actual  vali»e»  of  real  eetat* 

raUroad*    -  makiag  a  total  valuation  of 


6..  J4J.       5.000  .....  July  1.1916 
RartrxDnro  Bon 


valuation  (whlrb 
efrealeetate  WM  $1.691.640;  penonal 


The  lax  rate  (per 


wa»  a*  follow.  :  ntatKtai,$4<7O; 
aad  Mbool  tax.  $14-5O;  total  for 


ATCHISON  CO. 

QMHT  wat  la  AtoMan. 

' 


illation  la  1MO  was  13.963;  la  1880  It 
,054;  la  1SS7  It  wae  1 5.5OI. 

N[cCfLLY,  Tremturer. 

Total 


'  <ly  1. 18M.. 


Bly  1.1914 


ISM..  .$6,081.080 
Ajoeeaaaoat  about  14  actual  valnr. 
State  tax  (per  $! ,ooo>  -95. . .  .$4  70 

Average  seaool  tax '.'.'.'.'..  19-OO 

PoBolatloaln  1891  (out.)  ...26.455 
Population  1M90  was 26.756 

r.«»al,,v,.i-.r.SSai    S0«340    ' 

rREST  I.  payable  at  the Eaasan  Mate  Fiscal  Agency.  N.Y.  City- 


BARBER  COUNTY. — County  seat  Is  Medicine  Lodge. 
LOANS.- 

HOL'S 


68.  J  AD.  $25,000 

KKtTXDINO — 

is.  JAJ,    $9.40O 

BH.  JAJ. 

Bs.  JAJ, 

fi».  JAJ, 

IN.  JAJ, 

B«.  JAJ. 


•i-.  J.VJ. 


15.9OO. 
77.40O. 
2O.OOO. 
so.rXKi 
94.0OO. 
24.000. 


tT»«n  Due. 
JAIU- 
. June  24, 1916 

....July  1, 1899 
....July  1, 1910 
....July  1,1911 
....July  1,1913 
....July  1,1914 
....Jan.  1, 1916 
....Jnly  1, 1917 


Interest  Is  payable  In  New  York. 
Bonded  debt  July  1,  '96.  $346.2OO 

Sinking  road 5,885 

Total  valuation  1896 . . .  .2.445,102 
v~*<'ssinriit  Is  IQ  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per  $1,OOO)  '95 $3-75 

County  tax  (per$l,OOO) 13-25 

Average  school  tax 800 

Population  in  1895  was 5,145 

Population  189O  was 7,973 

Population  1880  was 2,661 


BOURBON    CO.— ELDON  LOWE,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  Is  Fort  Scott. 

LOANS-  "*«»  »«« 

RKFrsi>iNc>  RR.  BOXM: 
6S.JAJ.  *219.200....July  1,   1909 
Total  debt  Apr,  1896. ...  S219.2OO 

Sinking  fund. 43,900 

Net  debt  Apr..  1896 175.3OO 

Tax  valuation,  real 3,919,587 


Tax  valuafn,  personal.  $782,258 
Tax  valnat'n.  railroads  1,078,459 
Total  valuation  1896  ..  5,780,304 
Aawssment  in  35  p.  c.  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $36-10 

Population  In  1895  was 25,849 

Population  in!89Owa8 28.575 


INTEREST  is  payable  In  New  York  City  at  the  Kansas  State  Fiscal 
Agency. 


BROWN  COUNTY.— D.  P.  LESLIE,  Clerk. 

County  seat  Is  Hiawatha. 

Wkrn  Du*. 


LOANS- 

R&ILBOAD  BOKO*— 

7s,  Feb.  1, $82,500. ..D«c.31. 1900 
Total  debt  Jan.  1,1897...    $82.500 

Sinking  road 6.540 

Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1897....    $75.960 
Tax  valuation,  real 3,398,880 

Real  eetate  U  aaseeaed  at  about 
sonal  property  one-third. 

INTEREST  Is  payable  at  the  National  Bank  of  Republic.  New  York 
City. 


Tax  valuation,  peraonaJ.*!, 593, 524 
Total  valuation  1890...   4,991,804 

State  tax  (per  $1,000) $4-35 

County  tax  (p«r  $1,000) 7-95 

Population  1890  waa 20,319 

Population  1896  was 19,414 

Population  1897  waa 21.035 

one  tlftli  of    it*  actual  value;   per- 


/"•U  A  WITT  IT         SJOHN  C.  BILES,  Mayor. 
OrlAlN  U  I  t. — }  j.  w.  BUCHANAN,  City  Clerk. 

Chanute  I*  in  Neosho  County. 
LOANS-  "*»*••  Due. 


5».  JAJ.  $14.000     Apr.  1.1905-10 
WATBB  WDBB.S  Bo»oe— 

6s.  FAA.  $38.500 June  1.  1906 

6..  FAA.      4.000 Aug.  1,1914 

Total  drbt  Jan.  1.1897..   $56.5OO 


Tax  valuation,  personal. .  .$89,369 

Tax  valuation,  RR 56,422 

Total  valuation  1896 393.565 

Assessment  about  "3  actual  value. 

Total  tax  ()<er  $1,OOO) $49'5O 

Population  In  1895 3.581 

Population  in  189O  WMS 2,826 


Tax  valuation,  real 247,774 

INTEREST  on  tke  city's  bond*  I*  payable  at  the  Kansas  Fiscal 
Agency,  New  York  City. 

CH  AUTAUQU  A  CO.— O.W.  ARNOLD,  Co.Clk. 

County  seat  1*  Sedan. 

LOANS—  ""*"•  Due. 

RAILBOAU  Boffoe— 
6*.  Jaa..  $140.000 Jan.  1. 1917 

Interact  payable  at  New  York. 
Total  debt  July  1. 1996...  $140.4On 
Tax  valuation,  real. . . 
Tax  valuation,  peraoaal.    274,630 


Tax  Taluatlon.  ralli-Ms.    $436,463 
Total  valuation  1896....1.995.OOO 

Aeneament  I*  *a  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1.0OO)  '94. .$41  50 

Population  1890  was 12.297 

Population  1895  was 10.2O8 


CLARK  COUNTY.— W.  C.  DCOAK,  Trewurer. 

County  *eat  I*  Ashland. 

LOANS-  ""**••  Du*. 

COCBT  HoClB : 
6.,  Mo*.    $30^da...Mar.  1.  19O8 

JAIL  Boxoe: 
6e, r-'.OOO Feb  21.1910 

RAILJUIAII  Am : 
5V  A  A'),  t  Ul. :«*)..    A  i-r  10, 1919 

uvmrMaa: 


ft«.FAA.    $25.000... K. 
(•5,000 every  3  y're)  to  Feb.  21/1  :• 


•eaded  d«M  Jan.  1/97.    $168.300 

Tax  valuation,  real «O5,4O8 

Tax  raluatinn,  personal  338,161 
Total  valuation  1896...  941,569 
State  andCkhtaxaer«1.000.fM-00 
8ebool  tax  (per  $1.000).  $2O-OO 

Population  1890  was 2357 

pn|inlationl88Owaa 169 

.•!..n  1896  about 1.5OO 


CLAY  CENTRE.- 

This  plaee  U  la  Clay  County. 

LOANS—  •"*«•«  <*«'- 

FIBB  H  i«t>-  (rrf.)— 
fl..J*J.    $2.(K«) July    1.1900 

C.  R.  I.  A  P.  RAILWATBOKD*— 
«..  JAI>.«.'i).iNH) Deo.  15.1907 

WATEB  BOKO*— 
6a.  M*8.  $3A.OuO .  ..Mar.  20. 1913 


l>    II  MYERS.  Mayor. 
WALTER  PUCKKY,  Clerk. 


Total  debt  Jan.  1  ,  1897. 
Maktngfund 


$57,OOO 
4.0OO 
53.OOO 
363,724 


I  Net  debt  Jaa.  1.  1897.... 

I  Tax  valuation  1896 

Population  In  189Owas 

l'i>l>uii>ilon  In  1880  wa* 1.758 

Population  In  1895  wa* 2,72;< 


CLAY  COUNTY.— W.  V.  1 1  KUSTKD,  Treasurer. 

County  aeat  U  Clay  Centre. 


LOANS- 
Bnx 


WJUnDue. 
*JM! 

7*.  JAJ,  $10.000 Aug.  4.  1905 

AO.JAJ.      15.000 Jan.  1,   1906 

5s,  JAJ.       9.0OO Dee.  1.   19O7 

FUHDIKQ  Boicne— 
6s,  JAJ.  $52.000 July  6.  1911 

RAII.BOAH  Am  Bo*OC(RR.)— 
7s. JAJ.  $13.000.. ..Jan.  16,1902 
6a.  JAl),  10O,OOO....Dee.  15, 19OT 


Total  drbt  Jan.  2,  1806..  $199,000 

HlnkiiiK  rmiil     14,080 

.1  Jan.  'J.  1896....     184,920 

Tax  valuat  Ion.  real 2.O24.688 

Tax  valuation,  prr.  A  RR.    917.295 
Total  valuation  1896.  ...2.941,978 

Assessment  l<  M  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (|KT  $1,000)  1895.S19-35 

Population  In  189Owa« 10.164 

Population  In  1895  waa 14,785 


LOANS-  man  Out. 

COCBT  Hotmc— 

5*.  JAJ.    $26,500 July  1,1908 

•Bbject  to  call. 


INTEREST  I*  payable  In  New  York  by  the  National  Bank  of  the 
Republic. 

CLOUD  COUNTY. — County  seat  la  Conoordla. 

Total  debt  Mar,  1896...  $116,500 

Sinking  fund 6,700 

Net  debt  Mar.,  1*96 1O9.8OO 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,r>OO,187 

Tax  valuation,  per.*  RR.  972,879 
6«.  JAJ. $10,000 .July  l,1896-19Ofl  Total  valuation  1896.... 3,473,066 
6*.  JAJ,  5.OOO.  July  1,1899-1903  Aiwessment  1«  >o  actual  value. 

fiMiK  Houaa—  Total  tax  (per  $1  .UOO) $46-60 

6*.  JAJ.  $5.noO    .  ..  July  1,  1901    Population  In  189O  was — 19,295 

RR  An»—  Population  In  1495  was 17,055 

8..  Jan..  $70.000 Jaa.  1,1908 

INTEREST  on  the  court  house  bonds  Is  payable  at  Topeka,  Kansas  ; 
on  the  funding  l>onds  at  New  York  and  Topeka;  on  others  at  New 
York. 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


COFFEY  CO.— M.  M.  KIGEB,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  Is  Burlington. 
LOANS--  When  due.  <  Net  debt  Aug.  27, 1896..|101,588 

BRnwrtknn*:  I  Tax  valuation  1896. .      3.346,453 

6».  AUK.. $10,000. . . .Aug.  15, 1001    Assessment  is  13  aotual^value. 

RR.  AID  Bosi>s: 

7-.  Mar.,  $98,000.. ..Mar.  31,  1907 
Total  .lebt  Aug.  27,'90..$108,000 


1UIU1    UOUll   1"S-    *-*f     SJW..«P*V"»V"' 

Sinking  fund 6,412 


A.S!«.'-i*!MUrilL   IB    -J  f»Ult»««  X.    •      j« 

State&Co.tux  (i«-r$1.0OO)  *U'40 

Popiilntlon  1890  was 15,8o6 

Population  1880  was ll.-*?$ 

Population  1896  was 16,366 


COMANCHE  CO.— W.  V.  JACKSON,  Treasurer. 

The  refunding  bonds  to  the  amount  of  $133,000  were  tamed  to  pay 
fran.liili.iit  bonds  and  interest  due.  The  fraud  was  committed  by  or 
through  the  negligence  of  State  officials,  and  the  county  expects  tt 
have  the  State  fwsume  the  debt,  this  having  been  recommended  by  the 
Court. 

<  Y'unty  seat  Is  Coldwater. 
LOANS-  When  Due.  \  Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97.  $1<56,00< 

FUNDING BONDS-  I  Floating  debt  about.  ...       10-000 

«s,  J&J,  $30,000 Jan.  1,1912    Total  debt  Jan,l/97,abt.    1(6,000 


OS,  .liV.I,  pOVyVWi 

JAIL  BONDS— 
6s,  J&J,  $3,000 Sept.  1, 1919 

Kl  HTNIUNG  BONDS— 

6s,  J&J,  $133,000.. ..July  1,  1920 


Tax  valuation  1896 918,985 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000)'94        24-00 

Population  in  1890  was 2,549 

,-.j,x. ,,.-'.>.>.•-•.•       ••'•'.•   *,  J..T.V    Population  In  1896  (est.)....  1,500 
Real  estate  Is  assessed  at  one-third  of  its  aotual  value. 
I N  T  E  R  EST  Is  payable  at  the  Kansas  Fiscal  Agency,  New  York. 

CONCORDI  A. — This  city  Is  In  Cloud  County. 

Water  debt  Mar.,  1897...  $45,000  I  Real  valuation $3,000.000 

Funding  bonds 15,500  I  Population  in  1890  was 3,184 

Total  debt  Mar.,  1897....     6O,500    Population  1896  about 3,000 

Tax  valuation  1895 796,225] 


COWLEY  CO. — F.  H.  CORKRIGHT,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  \Viufleld. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

D.  M.  &  A.  RR.— 
6s $100,000.. ..May  1, 1917 

fc.  C.  L.  &  So.  K.  RR.- 
7s $29,500 Jan.  1,1910 

K.  C.  &  8.  W.  RR.— 
6s,  var.,  $100,OOO Aug.  1,  1915 

REFUNDING  BONDS- 
SB $119,000..  June  30, 1920 

Subject  to  call  after  June  30, 1900 

INTEREST  Is  payable  at  the  Inter-State  National  Bank,  New  York, 
and  in  Topcka,  Kansas. 


Total  debt  Jan.,  1897... .  $349,500 
Tax  valuation  1895   ..  .5,930,796 

Tax  valuation  1891 6,786,170 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000)  '95.. $44-30 
Assessment  is  IK  actual  value. 

Population  1890  was 34,478 

Population  1880  was 21.538 

Population  1B95  was 28,660 


DICKINSON  CO.—  County  seat  Is  Abilene. 


When  Due. 


6s,  Dec..  $100,000.. 
C.  K.  &  W.  RR.:— 
6s,  Nov.,     $60,000.. Nov. 
6s,  July.      116,OOO..July 


..Deo.  1, 1917 


1, 1917 
1, 1917 

Real  estate  is  assessed  at  one-fourth  of  Its  actual  value  j  personal 
property  one-third. 


Bonded  debt  July,  1896.  $276,000 
County  has  no  floating  debt. 

Tax  valuation  1896 $4,487,896 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) . .          20-25 

Population  1 890  was 22,273 

Population  1896  (est.) 20,947 


DONIPHAN  CO.— WM.  B.  DEVEREUX,  Treas'r. 

County  seat  is  Troy. 

Tax  valuation  1896 $3,507,950 

Assessment  aht.  3-10  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000)  '96. .$36-10 

Population  1890  was 13,535 

Population  1880  was 14,257 

Population  1895  was 13,995 


LOANS.—  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  BONDS— 

6s,  J&J,  $22,000 July  1, 1909 

5s,  J&J,  473,000 July  1, 1922 

Subject  to  call. 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97.  $498,000 


INTEREST  on  the  6  per  cent  bonds  is  payable  at  Troy,  Kans.,  and 
on  the  5  per  cent  bonds  at  New  York  City. 


Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1897....  $380,000 

Total  valuation  1896 4,609,764 

Assessment  is  *4  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per  $1,000) $4-09 

County  tax  (per  $1 ,000) 1 6-50 

Population  1890  was 23,961 

Population  1895  was 23,587 


DOUGLAS    CO. — County  seat  Is  Lawrence. 
LOANS.  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS: 

6s,  J&J,  $49,5OO 1892-1909 

6s,  J&J,  $138,600 July  1, 1899 

6s,  J&J,    298,400, 1900-1912 

Interest  is  payable  in  New  York, 
lotal  debt  Jan.  1, 1897.  $490,000 
Sinking  fund 110,000 

EDWARDS  CO.-^J 

County  seat  is  Kinsley. 
LO  A  N  S—  When  Due. 

BRIDGE  BONDS— 

7s $2,000 July  5, 1901 

7s $9,000 Jan.  1,1898 

($1,000  due  yearlytto  Jan.  1, 1906 

COURT  HOUSE  AND  JAIL — 
7s $20,000....  Oct.  10,1905 

REFUNDING  BONDS— 

6s $15,000....  July  1,1908 

6s, ,$7,000 July  1,1918 

ELLSWORTH.— \t 


I.  BRELSFORD,  Clerk. 

RR.  AID— C.  K.  &  W.  RR. 

6s,  A&O,  $33,000 Aug.  1. 1916 

6s,  F&A,    55,000 Feb.  1, 1921 

Bonded  debt  July  1,  '96.  $142,000 

Tax  valuation,  1896 1,407,782 

Assessment  is  Js  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000)  '94... $41-80 

Population  1890  was 3.60C 

Population  1880  was 2,409 

Population  1895  was 3.322 


Treasurer. 


declare 

LOANS^ 


COURT  HOUSE  BONDS: 
6s, ,  $25,000. .Oct. 

G.  A.  R.  GROUNDS: 
68, $9,000. .Oct. 

RR.  AID  BONUS: 
6s,  J&D,  $25,500..Oot. 

REFUNDING  BONDS. 
6s $10,000.. 

SEWER  Bosns: 
6s,  A&O,    $3,000.. Oct. 


When  due. 


County  scat  of  Ellsworth  County.    The  court-house  bonds  have  been 
;d  illegal  by  the  United  States  Circuit  Court. 

WATER  WORKS: 

7s,  Jan.,  $47,000.. April  1,  1900 
Total  debt  Sept.  1, 1896..$104,50< 

Floatingdebt 1,500 

Total  debt 106,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 213,642 

Assess't  about  13  to  13  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $71-5C 

Population  1890  was 1,600 

Population  1895  was 1,415 

Population  in  1896  was 1,268 


1,  1900 
1,  1900 
1,  1900 


1,  1900 


EMPORIA  CITY.— 

County  seat  of  Lyon  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDING- 
SB,  Mar.,  $5,800 March,  1904 

5s.  July,  15,000 July   1,1910 

REFUNDING— 

7s,  Sept.,  $4,000 Sept.  1, 1902 

6»,    12,000 Jan.    1,1906 

6s,  Sept.,  27,500 Sept.  1, 1912 

WATER  WORKS— 
7», Dec.,  $50,000.... Dec.  31, 1899 


INTEREST  on  the  water- works  bonds,  ou  the  refunding  bonds  due 
n  1906  and  on  tlfe  funding  bonds  due  in  1910  is  payable  In  New  York  ; 
on  the  funding  bonds  due  in  1904  at  Topeka,  Kans.;  on  other  bonds  at 
the  City  Treasury. 


5s,  Nov.,  $162,000...  Wov.  17, 1906 

Bonded  debt  July  1,  '96.  .$275,619 

City  has  no  floating  debt. 

Tax  valuation  1894 2,184,359 

Assessment  is  14  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $35  00 

Population  in  1890  was 7,551 

Population  In  1880  was 4,631 

Population  in  1895  was 8,258 


FORD  COUNTY.— J.  H.  LEIDIGH,  Clerk. 


LOANS- 
A.  K.  &  C.  RR.— 


County  seat  is  Dodge  City.  The  bridge  bonds  included  in  the  follow- 
ng  statement  were  issued  originally  by  various  townships,  but  have 
been  assumed  by  the  county. 

When  Due.    Floatingdebt $49,50O 

Total  debt 216,400 

.Sinking  fund 3,114 

Net  debt  Feb.  5, 1897....    213,286. 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,391,431 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  746,188 
Total  valuation  1896.... 2,137,617 
Assessment  about  >o  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per  $1,000) $4-25 

County  tax  (per  $1,OOO)  10-OO 


6s,  J&J,  $100,000 Jan.  1, 1908 

BRIDGE  BONDS — 

7s,  J&J,      5,000 Jan.    1,1906 

6s,  J&J,      8,900 Jan.    1,'1908 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
6s,  J&J,  $20,000 May  15, 1901 

REFUNDING — 

6s,  J&J,  $4,000 July  1,1911 

6s,  J&J,  29,000 July  1,1918 

Int.  payable  at  Fiscal  Agency,  N.  Y. 
Bonded  debtFeb.5,1897.$166,900 


Population  in  1890  was 5.308 

Population  in  1880  was 3,122 

Population  in  1896  was 5,023 


FORT  SCOTT.— S.  S.  DAVIS,  City  Clerk. 

Fort  Scott  is  the  county  seat  of  Bourbon  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due.       REFUNDING  (McADAM)— 

IMPROVEMENT  BONDS—                  6s,  J&J,      $3,000 — Jan.  1, 
6s $15,000....... .Jan.  1,1904    6sAJ&J,       6,000 Jan.  1, 

REFUNDING  (RR.)— 
6s,  J&J,  $114,800.... July  1,  1909 
6s, J&J,    $30,000.... July  1,  1920 
5i?s,  F&A,  30,000.... Aug.  1,  1920 

RAILROAD  AID— 

S,  J&J,      40,000.... July  1,  1916 


1917 
1920 


1914 
1915 

TERMINAL  FACILITY — 
6s.  J&J,    $20,000.... Jan.  1,  1927 
BOARD  OF  EDUCATION  BONDS— 

6s,  J&J,  $20,000 July  15,  1904 

6s,  J&J,  17,000.... July  1,  1907 
6s,  J&J,  34,100.... July  1,  1909 
6s,  J&J,  500.... July  1, 

I  5138,  J&J,  13,000.... July  1, 

INTEREST  on  city  bonds  is  payable  in  New  York. 
TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.-The  total  bonded  debt  on  Feb.  1, 1897,  was 
$243,800;  sinking  fund  assets,  $40,779 ;  net  debt,  $203,020. 

ASSESSED   VALUATION— In   1896  the  assessed  valuation  wa» 

$1,930,353;   in  1890  the  total   assessed  valuation   was  $2,301,000; 

tax   rate  (per  $1,000),  $34'2812,  this  including  State  tax,    $4-28'ar 

county  tax,  $10;   city  tax  proper,  $20.    Real  estate   is  assessed  ;it 

about  one-fourth  its  actual  value." 

POPULATION— The  population  in  1890  was  11,946 ;  in  1880  it  was 
5,372.    In  1897  it  was  estimated  at  12,040. 


When  Due. 


FRANKLIN  CO. 

County  seat  is  Ottawa. 

LOANS— 

K.  C.  &  8.  FE  RY.— 
6s,  J&J,  $56,900 Jan.  1, 1910 

REFUNDING  RR.  AID  BONDS— 

6s,  J&J,  $16,000 July  1,1900 

6s,  J&J,      5,000 July  1,1905 

6s,  J&J,  177,700 Jan.  1, 1910 


K.  BAILEY,  County  Clerk. 


Bonded  debt  Jan.,  1897.  $250,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 4,944.962 

Assessment  about  14  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) *11-50- 

Population  in  1890  was 20,279 

Population  in  1880  was 16,797 

Population  in  1896  was.  ...21,83$ 


ffT'V 
Ol  1    I  .  — 


5  GEO.  H.  DE  WATERS,  Mayor. 


County  seat  of  Finney  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

Sower  ext.  6s,  $1,600. Dec.  1, 1902 

Water,  6s,  45,000 Mar.  1,  1902 

Bonded  debt  Feb.  1, 1897.. $51,600 

Floatingdebt 2,000 

Total  debt 53,600 


CROCKER,  Clerk. 

Sinking  fund $2,34S 

Netdebt  Feb.  1,1897 51,252 

Tax  valuation  1896 269,502 

Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $78-20 

Population  1896 1,650- 


GEARY  CO.— W.  B.  SPURLOCK,  County  Clerk. 


County  seat  is  Junction  City. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

BRIDGE  BONDS — 
6s,  J&J,  $2,500. . .  .July  1,'98  1902 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS — 

7s,  J&D,  $17,000 Dec.  7,  1902 

68,  J&J,    15,000 July  1,1897 

($3,000  due  yearly)  to  July  1, 1901 
6s,  J&J,  $58,000 July  1, 1911 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1, 1901 


Total  debt  Mar.,  1897....    $92,50» 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,119,416 

Tax  valuation,  personal .    243,592 

Tax  valuation  1896 2,363,008 

Assessment  about  -:,  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $15-00 

Population  in  1890  was 10,423 

Population  in  188O  was 6,994 

Population  in  1897  was 10,165- 


I N  T  E  R  EST  is  payable  at  the  Kansas  Fiscal  Agency,  N.  Y.  City. 


GRAHAM  COUNTY.— D.  C.  KAY,  Clerk. 

County  seat  is  Hill  City. 

When  Due. 


LOANS- 
REFONDINO  BONDS — 

6s, ,  $26,000.... July  1,  1915 

6s,..      ,     46,000.... July  1,  1918 


Netdebt  Jan.  1,1897....    $81,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,238,205 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    179,050 
_    Total  valuation.  1896... 1,417.250 

Os, ,       7,000 July  1,  1920    Assessment  about  *2  actual 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,'97..    $76,0001  State*  Co.  tax  (p.  fl,000).$19-30- 

'    Population  in  1890  was 5,029 

Population  in  1895  was 3.82: 

Population  in  1897  (est.).... 4,850 


Floating  debt 15.000 

Total  debt 91,000 

Sinking  fund 10,000 


GRANT   COUNT  Y.-County  seat  is  Ulysses. 


LOANS— 
FUNDING— 
6s  ......  ,  $9,200 

6s,J&J,    40.OOO 
6s,  J&J,    20,OOO 


,,  J&J, 
6s,  J&J, 


When  Due. 

Feb.  1,  1906 
July  1,1919 
Jan.  1,  1920 


7,600 Sept.l,  1920 


Bonded  debt  July  1. 1896.  $87,800- 
County  has  no  sinking  fund. 

Tax  valuation  1896 365,813 

Assessment  Is  %  actual  valu<^. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000) '96.     36'K 
Population  in  1890  was 1,301 


ll',OOO......May  1, 1921  I  Population  in  1880  was 

I  Population  In  1895  was 

INTEREST  on  the  bonds  due  In  19191s  payable  at  the  Kansas  Fiscal 
Agency;  on  all  others  at  New  York. 


GRAY  COUNTY.— C.  A.  TABB,  County  Clerk 

County  seat  is  Cimarron. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

REFUNDING— 

6s,  $29,500 Deo.  1, 1908 

6s,  J&J,    14,500 Nov.  1,1909 

6s,  J&J,      1,000 Jan.  1,  1910 

6s,  J&J,    23,500 June  1,  1920 

6s,  J&J,    20,000 Junel,  1921 

Bonded  debt  Sept.  1,  '96... $88,500 


Floating  debt 

Total  debt  Sept.  1, 1896. ...127,35; 

Tax  valuation  1896 863,77; 

Assessment  is  *4  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per  $1,000) $4-2 

County  tax  (per  $1,000) M 

Population  in  189O  was 2,41! 

Population  in  1895  was 1,25( 


April,   1897 


Mfl8*S-CITI£S 


TOWNS, 


133 


GREENWOOD  CO.— J.  F.  HOFFMAS,  Clerk. 

County  cant  to  Eureka. 
LOANS-  ""»«»  Dut-  I  T"  valuation  1896 $3,688,447 

RxrrXDiso  BOXDB—  I  IMHUIIIIIIII  about  "4  actual  value. 

Si,  JAJ.  $247.000 Jan.  1. 1916  |  State  A  eo.  tax  p.$l,OOO'95.$12-9O 

[ntcreat  payable  at  State  Treasury.  I  Population  in  1895  wa* 14.96 1 

Total  debt  July  1. 1896.  $247.000  !  Population  In  1890  wa* 1 6.3O9 


HAMILTON  CO.— X.  J.  SAWYER,  Treasurer. 

County  MM  I*  Syracuse. 

LOANS—  When  due.  \  Tax  valuation,  real (725,003 

••  D  Rtrr  .M.ISO—  I  Tax  valuation,  per.i  RR.    -i 

6*.  JAJ.  $9,OOO July    1,190ft  I ToMl  valuation  1894....  1.128,282 

«., 11.400 1»O6 

S          ,     3.500 1916 

«*.JAJ.    38.000 Oct.     1,1917 

•a.  MAS,    9,000 Mar.  15, 1918 


6^  JAJ.     5.000 July    1.1990 

6*. 14^00 1926 

Bianeil  debt  July  1 . 189«~$90,7OO 
INTEREST  1*  payable  at  the  Kanaaa  FUeal  Agency.  New  York. 


>ot  "4  actual  value. 
1,000)  '95. ...$3-20 


State  tax  (per  fl, ..       

County  tax  (per  $1,000)..    $Is-«6 

Population  In  1190  wa* 2,027 

Population  In  1880  wan 168 

Population  lu  1895  waa 1.411 


/~°l'T*'\r        J  DR.  W.  G.  Ml'IR.  Mayor. 
<->!  1    I. —  {  H.  O.  PERT.  Treararor. 
Tnto  city  ta  la  Harper  County. 
LOANS-  W*«»  Out, 


•»,  FAA,  $21.000  .....  Aug.  1.1906 
6*.  MAX.    30,000  ...May  1.1990 


. 

«*,  FAA.  $9.000  ......  An*.  1.  19O6 

•coded  debt  Jan..  1897...  900.000 


Floating  debt  t  about) 910.OOO 

Total  debt  Jan  1. '97  (ah't).  60.OOO 


Tax  valuation  1896. 


H-...H,,, 


Total  tax  (per  $1.000), 


about  >3  actual  value. 


985-50 


Population  in  18»7<e«t.) 1.90O 

Population  In  1890  wa*... 


1.579 


HARPER    COU  NT  Y.-Oountyaoat  to  Anthony. 

Intoraat  payable  In  Sow  York. 

Tax  valuation  1896 92.566.222 

Total  tax  (per  91,000) -99..     SI-3O 


LOANS-  "Tk«"  D**. 

KtuM    N  .  B<>IDO— 

to.  ....  929,000 July  1,1912 

«•  21.000 July  1.1897 

debt  July.  1896    ..$50.000 


PopolatloB  In  1HU5  WM. 9.288 

Population  In  1890  wa*.....  13.266 


HASKELL  COUNTY.— county  .oat  to  9.*tar». 


LOANS— 
K  r  II.  .cm 


Due. 


««,  .......  $5.ono  .....  July  1.1913 

RzrCKDiaa  Bo»u«— 
6*.  JAJ,  996.000  ......  July,      1918 

•A.JAJ.    14.000  ......  Jan.  1.  1920 

6«.  JAJ,    I-.'.IN.I        .  J..:> 
BontlM  .in.t  M.r    Ji.    ...    *--.•••• 

INTEREST  to  payable  at  the  K 


Floating  debt 916.000 

Total  debt  Mar.  24. 1896..103.00O 

Tax  valuation  19M 444.072 

Tax  valuation  to  »j  of  actual  ralue. 
Total  tax  'per  91.0OO)  '96..  $4O-OO 

Population  1890  wa« 1.077 

Population  1895  WM 595 

Population  1896  (e*t.) l.OOO 

FUoal  Agency.  Xew  York- 


HODGEMAN  CO.— S.  8.  KIBHL,  Clerk. 

County  Mat  I*  Jetmore. 

•*. 99.OOO.. .Jan.    1.1917 

ft*. 6.000.     Aug.   1.  1917 

9* 4.000..  Jtor.    1.   1017 

6*.   J«J.       6.000.    July  1,  1918 
6*.   JAJ.  ly   1.   1919 

tent  July  1.1896.    $123.000 

^^hffUBd 1.2«15 

Tax  valuation  1890 8O5.S29 

Total  tax  (per  $1.OOO)  -96  .$32-90 
Population  l»to  - 
rnpuia«l»«  1996 


o*. 

6*. 
6*. 


1917 
.  1.  1906 
,$*XWO July  1.  1919 

..July  1,  1912 

t.      M,  MI- 


19.000. 


-•.  we 

;.:  .j 


LT  i  T-T-^uix.TO/-\i^T        <  FBAKK  VHfPrTjrr.  Mayor. 

I N SO N .— }  ».  R.  I  XDKBWOOD.  Chy  Clerk. 
County  aaat  of  Reno  County. 

LOANS-  w*t*  Out, 

IBM. 


$5.000  ......  Doe.  8.  1997 

.  3.000  ......  JUM  1.1998 

:  .]«— 


6*.  A  A«  > 


.  Hopt.  15.1906 
25.000    ..Aog.      1.1907 
^000..  Mar!      1.1917 
oo  Bono— 
-  .!y  24.1999 

.  ajOOO         \'if.    1.  1903 
ne    1.1919 
Jan.  1.  1915 


8.500.. 


INDEPENDENCE.- 

Cbnnty  Mat  of  MooteMMry  Co. 

CITY  LOANS-     WlumDue. 
Oocm  ifnnn  A»D  J 
6e... 

t   K    Kl: 

i^vstsezx&ytfs 

IND.  TWN'P.  LOANS 
WKf 

V.  V.  I.  A  W.  RR.- 
'•, 920400.... Oct.  7.1916 

..  $37.400.... Jan  1.  1920 
Tot  t 
fax  t »;  1 1  »|  Ion.  real. 94O.87O 


",  r>  • 


Feb.  1.  -97  $150.000 
45.000 
195.000 

Fob.  1. 1897 1M.MO 

debt  (additional) ...  13.4OO 
Total  valuation  1897....1.443.97O 
Tax  valuation,  real....  1.O42.929 
Tax  valuation,  peraonl  3O3.O63 
Total  valuation  1995..  1.345,992 
AaMBBBMM  to  %  actual  vain*. 

Total  tax  (por  91.000) $0 

Population  la  1  WO  WM 8.689 

Population  1897 8.2OO 

<  DR.  CRA5EY.  Major. 
- { J.  B.  LXDERHI  I.L.  dirk. 

Tax  valuation,  real $302,475 

Tax  valuation,  personal.      •• 
Tax  valuation,  railroad*       1 
Total  valuation  1W6...    41O.O89 
AMOMBMnt  about  '4  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1.000)...      $74-70 

Population  1990  wa* :U-7 

Population  1896 3.677 

Tax  valnatlon.penonal.       26,810 
Tax  valnatlon.rallroad*     1  ' 
Total  valuation  1994...     386.OO4 
iotaal  value. 


tax  (per  $1.0<>0) $39-70 

l«Jow». 1.859 

199S  wa* 1.544 


JACKSON  COUNT Y.-A.  l>.  AIIKI..  Trca-urer. 

r 


•\OOjOOO..  ..Apr.  1.1907 
KAI«>-  r:cjrr>AL— 


......  Jan.  1.1902 


Ketdebt  Jan..  ix'.'T $i:<l.ooo 

Tax  valuation  1X96 3.97O.O79 

AaaoMBMDt  about  Hi  actual  value. 
County  tax  (WT  $1.000).... .$10.00 

PopBtethm  1890  wa* 14,626 

Population  189«wa* 16,497 


EREST  on  th»  7  p^r .  ^nt  bond*  U  payable  In  »«w  York  City 
•K  per  eent  bond*  botk  In  Hew  York  City  and  Topeka,  Kan. 


JOHNSON  COUNTY. 

County  seat  to  Ola  the. 
LOANS-  *"k«>»  due. 

KrsLIINO  AND  JCDO- 

ME.NT  BONDS- 
KAN.  CTTT  A  SANTA  FK  RR— 

5^  JAJ,  $105.000 July  1,  1920 

7a,  Dec..  $65,OOO Deo.  1, 1899 

Subject  to  call. 
ST.  L.  L.  A-  D.  RR— 

7»,  July,  $51,OOO Julyl,  1899 

Subject  to  call. 


W.  THOMAS,  Clerk. 


Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897. .  $221.0OO 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,713,481 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  596,450 
Tax  valuation  railroads.  984,190 
Total  valuation  1896.  ...4.204,121 

Assessment  is  U  actual  value. 
8tte*Co.tax(ptr$l,000)'96.*14-75 

Population  1890  waa 17,385 

Population  1895  was 16,794 

Population  1897  (est.)...       18,000 


INTEREST  on  the  $65,000  of  bonds  is  payable  at  the  County 
rreasurer'B  office;  on  the  $1O5,OOO  of  bonds  at  the  State  Fiscal  Agency, 
Topeka,  Kan.;  on  all  other  bonds  at  the  New  York  Fiscal  Agency. 

C.  K.  RARER,  Mayor. 
T.  W.  DORN,  Clerk. 

Total  debt  Mar..  1897.... $104,006 
Water  debt  (included) ....     5O.OOO 

Tax  valuation  1896 7O9.339 

Assessment  "4  to  Vj  actual  value. 
Total  tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO).$4S-OO 

Population  1890  was 4,502 

Population  1880  was 2,684 

Population  1896  wa* 5,243 


JUNCTION  CITY.—  { 

This  city  to  In  Geary  County. 
LOANS—  WltenDue. 

CITY  BUILDING — 
7*.  FAA,  $12.000... .Aug.  16.  1900 

FcxDrao  BOXDO — 
6s,  MAX,  $7,000 May  1,1909 

Ftnroixo  TCBMIXAL  BOHD— 

6*.  MAS,  $30,000 Mar.  1,1920 

$*,  MA8,      5,000 Mar.  1, 19O9 

WAT**  WO«K»— 
6».  MAS,  $50.000 Mar.  1, 1917 

5  GEORGE  J.  ZWISS.IMayor. 
• — JB.  L.  SHORT,  Clerk. 
This  city  is  in  Wyandotte  County. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

6* $74.000....  Aug.  1,  1897 

6* 47.300....  Feb.  1,  1898 

6*. 75,519....  Aug.  1,  1898 

6*. 60,800.. ..Feb.  1,  1899 

6*,...  .  78,938.... Aug.  1,  1899 
19.100.... Feb.  1.  1900 
4O.OOO....Aug.  1,  190O 
14.000.... Fen.  1.  1901 
17,500...  Aug.  1,1901-3 
5,500. ...Feb.  1,1902-3 

RKFCITDrNO  BOHDO— 

6*. $80,000 Oct.  1. 1915 


II'.'..    l>ur. 

.  A  N.  W.  Ry-1887- 

Sa, $30,000.. ..  Jan.  1,  1917 

5a, 30.000.. .. July  1,  1917 

IXTEKSAL  iBI-KuVEMEVr— 

7 $9.100 Aug.  1.  1897 


($4.550  due  y'rly)  to  Aug.  1,  1898    6*. 

7*. $4,550 Feb.  1,  1898  I  6a. 

7s $127.000  .Aug.  1,  1897    ' 

963.500  due  y'rly)  to  Aug.  1,  1898 

'*. 28, 000.... Feb.  1,  1898 

7*. 4.500.. ..Feb.  1,  1899 

6*. 3,631. ... Feb.  1,  1898 

<«i,81570duey'ly)toFeb.  1,  1900 


TOTAL  DEBT  ETC-The  bonded  debt  on  Jan.  1. 
132.783 ;  of  which  $800,863  wa*  payable  by  special  ait 
In*  debt.  $10.000;  total  debt.  $1.162,783:  *lnklng  rum 


1896,  wa*  $1.- 
rui'iit;   float- 


•inking  fund,  $83,713;  net 

Aabt.fl.079.07a  Of  too  etty'i  bond*  outstanding  Jan.  1,  1896.  the 
total  bearing  5  p.  e.  IntorMt  WM  •6O.OOO-,  bearing  6  p.  c.,  $785,488; 
bearing  7  p.  c..  $307,300. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  «n  lS95wa«  $7,815.310:  total  tax  rat* 
(per  $1  .WO)  $53.    Property  to  a*ae**ed  at  one-third  or  It*  actual  value. 

POPULATION  !•  1890  wa*  38.316;  In  1880  wa*  3.2OO.    The  pop- 
ulation In  1895wa*  40,676. 

KINGMAN.-  W.  S.  (JR08VENOR,  Mayor. 

Klnxman  In  In  Klngman  County. 

LOANS—  mu*  Due. 

rirr  HVLU  Ixr..  ETC.— 


7..  JAJ. 

S-JijV 

Kill. Ho 

7».  JAJ, 
»w  Tor 


$9.000....  Apr.  1.1903 

s.ooo. .Aug.  i.'tm-'ofl 

4.9OO..Auir.  ' 


911.50O....  July  1,  1904 


RAILROAD  BONDS— (Con.) - 
6*,  JAJ.      2O.OOO. ..Au*.  31,  1019 


\n,  m  UM»  *          *»",»*w»  .  . .  *xup  .  *»*,,    ai>xi7 

Bonded  debt  Feb.  10, 1897.949,400 

Tax  valuation  1896 19O.OOO 

Total  tax  (per  $1.000) $77-76 

Population  In  1  MOO  was 2.39O 

Population  In  1896  wa* 1,685 


T  on  all  bond*  to  payable  at  the  Kanaaa  Flical  Agency 
ty. 


KINGMAN  CO. 

County  aeat  to  Klngman. 


25,OOO...Feb.2.  1916 


I 


92JWO     J.n    1,  1903 

8.000..  July  1,  1903 

"'...July  1.  1909 

5,800..Jan.    6,1910 

I. UNI     Apr.  1.1.  r.H'i 

10.000..  .July  1.1911 
7,500..  Jan.  1,  1912 


K.  FL-RHOW,  CJerk. 

Fcxuixo  Bonus— 
6a. $20.000.. .Apr.  11.1917 

Rtrt  icDIKc;  Boxba— 

5*, $43,000... Mar.  5,   1926 

Total  debt  July  1,1896.  .$230.000 

Tax  valuation  1896 2,644.368 

AaMument  about  >•  actual  value 
Aver,  tax  (per  $1,000) '96. .$46-OO 

Population  189Owa* 11,823 

Population  1 896  wa*. 9.SS4 


KIOWA  COUNTY 

When  due. 


R.  KANE,  Treasurer. 


AAO.  941.OOO Oot.  1,  1917 


6..  AAO.  $41 
FUVDMO— 


•a.  F*A,  $79.000 Fob.  15.1919 

(to,  JAJ,    3.000... .Oct.  1,  1919 

lk.  P.  *  W.  BR- 
lo,  July,  960.000 Aug.  4.  1917 

6*,Oct.,      25.000 Oct.  3.  1917 


Bonded  debt  July  1.  '90. 

Floating  debt 

Total  debt  July  1,1896 
Tai  raluatiou  1896.... 
Tax  valuation  1893.... 
Total  tax  (per  t l.OOO).. 
Population  1890  wa*... 
Population  1895  wa*... 


. 

8,868 

-11.--..-. 

1.239,681 

1,396,595 

....$36-50 

9,978 

•J.200 


LANE   COUNTY.— County M«tl.DlghtOk' 

Tax  ralaatlon.  real $571,980 

Tax  valuation,  per.*  RR.    3OO.840 
Total  valuation  1896....    872,826 
A**e**ment  to  >«  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  fl.OOO) $48-20 


LOANS-  WkenDue. 

Rr.ruxni.vo  BOKO*— 

6«.  JAJ.  $124^00 Jan.  1.1918 

Subject  to  oalL 

B..I,.!.-.MP'.I  Jn:%  i.  i-  ...  r;  Ji/..-. 

Floatlncdekt 18.0O4 

Total  debt  - 


Population  1800  wan...       ...2,O«O 

P»|nilatlon  1895  wa* 1.49O 


Total  debt  July  1.1896.      142'3O4    .  ,r ., 

INTEREST.-Intetmt  to  payable  at  National  Bank  of  Republic,  New 

L  A"WRENCE. — County  aeat  of  Dougla*  County. 

6*.  JAJ,  $13O,OOO July  1,  1916 

9uMoot  to  call  after  July  1,  10O6 

9*.  JAJ,  $39.000 July  J.  1923 

BOAKD  or  KnucATiow 

6* $12,200. ...1897  to  1899 

6* ,    35,OOO.July  1,  1905-09 


D*e. 
,1897 


LOANS- 

I:UI.RO*II 

60, *.  Nov.  1 

Subject  to  call  at  any  i 
6*.  JAJ,  91.800 July  1,  1900 

Subject  to  call  at  any  t  im- 
6*.  JAJ, $39,500 July  1.  1913 

Milijcct  to  call  »t  any  time. 

BONDED  DEBT  on  July  1,  1896,  wa*  $212,600.  School  debt  (add'l 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  In  1894  of  real  estate  wa*  $1,279,020 
T  property.    $431 .790;    railroad    $94,59O;  total,    $1,806,400. 
total  tax  rate  (per$1.0OO>.  $58-20.    Real  estate  to  assessed  at  one.' 
fourth  of  It*  acnal  value  and  personal  property  at  one-third. 


134 


STATE  AMD  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV 


_  _  .  -iT-T-.-KTi-xr/^vtDTU         J  D.  A.  HOOK,  Mayor. 
LEAVEN  \VORThl. —  }  A.  A.  FENN.  Treasurer. 

lA-uvrii  wort  h  Is  the  county  seat  ot  Leavenworth  County. 
LOAN 


NS- 

BRIIHJK  BONDS- 
SB,  JAJ.  $30,000 Jan.  1,1924 

GAB  W«LL  BOKD8— 
6«,  JAJ,  »5,OOO July  1,  1917 

GENERAL  IMPROVEMENT— 
6».  yearly,  $30.250. >  10  yearly 

LBAV.  NUB.  &  80.  RR.— 


RIVERSIDE  COAL  Co.  BONDS— 
6s,  J&J,  $10,OOO Apr.  1,1917 

SERIES  J.  AND  O.  BONDS— 

5s,  J&J,  $4,000 July  1,1899 

5s,  J&J,    3,400 July  1,1904 

SPECIAL  IMPROVEMENT  BONDS— 
6s,  yearly,  $26,120 ho  yearly 


30-YEAR  FUNDING  BONDS- 
SB,  J&J,  $58,8OO July  1, 1909 

4s,  J&J,    320,400 July  1,  1914 

BOARD  OF  EDUCATION  BONDS— 
6s,  J&J,  $83,120. ...July  l,'09-'ll 


5*.  J*J,  850.OOO July  1, 1917 

LEAV.  A  OLATIIE  RR.— 
6».  J&J,  $15,OOO Jan.  1,1917 

PARK  BONDS—  (ref.) 
5s,  J4J,  $50,000 Apr.  1,1915 

OPTIONAL.— All  bonds  Issued  by  the  city  are  subject  to  call. 

INTEREST  on  the  30-year  funding  bonds,  due  In  1909;  on  the 
bonds  of  series  J  and  O,  and  on  the  Board  of  Education  bonds,  U  pay- 
able In  Leavenworth;  on  all  other  bonds  at  the  Kansas  Fiscal  Agency, 
New  York  City. 

TOTAL  DEBT  SINKING  FUNDS,  Ejc.-The  subjoined  statement 
Leavenworth««  total  municipal  debt  on  the  tlrst  of 


April  of  each 


$546,600 
83,470 


1895.  1894. 

$569,204    $578,204 
104,750      128,580 


of  the  last  four  years. 

General  bondeddebt  .......  $546,704 

Improvement  bonds  .......      56,370 

Total  city  debt  April  1...  $603,074     $630,070     $673,954     $706,784 
ASSESSED   VALUATION.—  The  city's  assessed  valuation  (about 
one-third  cash  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows  : 
-Assessed  Valuation.- 


Real  'Personal  Total 

.                ...$4,719,510  $1,019,894  $5,739,404 

1898              -   4,713,060  1,027.220  5,740,280 

1894                   4,704,580  991,620  5,696,200 

1893'"          ..   4,629,740  960,100  5,589,840 

1890    4,591,110  879,600  5,470,710 


Tax  Rate 
per  $1,OOO. 
$43-30 
43-30 
45-50 
45-55 
46-35 


•Including  railroads. 

The  tar  rate  for  1896  as  above  Includes  State  tax  $4-10;  county  tax, 
$15-00;  city  tax  $14-70;  school  tax  $9-50;  total  $43-30. 
POPULATION  —In  1890  population  was  19,768;  in  1880  it  was 
3,546 ;  in  1870  It  was  17,873  ;  in  1895  it  was  20,822. 


16, 

LEAVENWORTH  CO—J.W.  NiEHAU6,C,'k. 

County  seat  is  Leavenworth. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 


REFUNDING  BONDS— 
6s,  J&J,  $6,800  ....juiy  1, 1899 
6s,  J&J,  319,600.... July  1,1909 
5s,  J&J.  720,200.  ..July  1,1915 
Total  debt  Feb.  8,  '97... $1,046,600 

Sinking  fund 1,045 

Net  debt 1,045,554 


Tax  valuation,  real $7,129,900 

Tax  valuation,  pers'al..  2,220,574 
Total  valuation,  1896..  9,350,474 
Valuation  about  *a  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per  $1.000) $4-75 

County  tax  (per  $1,000) 14-35 

Population  1890  was 38,485 

Population  1896  was 33,698 


LINCOLN    COUNTY. — County  seat  is  Lincoln. 


LOANS-  When  due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 

6s $ll,5OO....Mar.  1,  1904 

6s. 11,000.. ..  July  1,  1904 

8.  L.  &  W.  RAILROAD— 

6s $50,OOO....Oct.    1,1916 

6s 70,000.... Oct.  18, 1917 


Valuation,  etc. 

Total  debt  July  1, 1896..  $142,500 
Tax  valuation  in  1896... 1,880,305 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000),. .  $17-20 

Population  1890  was 9,709 

Population  1880  was 8.582 

Population  1895  was 9,065 


LINCOLN  TOWNSHIP.— The  township  is  in  Cloud 

County. 
LOANS—  When  Due.  \     RAILWAY  BONDS-  (Cont.)— 

BRIDGE  BONDS—  I  8s, $24.000 Nov.  1, 1909 

6s, ,  $10,OOO July  1, 1907    Total  debt  July  1.  1896... $49,000 

RAILROAD  BONDS—  Population  in  1890  was 460 

6s $15,000 Jan.  1,1908  !  Population  in  1895  was 376 


LOUISBURG. — This  township  is  in  Montgomery  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  BONDS— 

7s $16,000 Aug.  1,1909 

7s 30,000 July  1,1916 

Bonded  debt  July  1,1896..$46,OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 195,455 

Tax  valuation,  personal. ..   14,012 


Tax  valuation,  railroads. $117,259 

Total  valuation  1893 326,726 

Assessment  about  a4  actual  palue. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $35-70 

Population  in  1890  was 2,206 

Population  in  1880  was 1,867 

Population  in  1895  was 1,257 


LYON  COUNTY.— M.  Q.  STARE,  Clerk. 

County  eeat  is  Emporia. 
LOANS-  When  Due. 


REFUNDING  BONDS — 

5s,  J&J,  $227,000 July  1, 1913 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
Total  debt  Feb.  8,  1897... $227,000 

Sinking  fund 2,000 

Net  debt  Feb.  8,  1897....   225,000 
Interest  payable  at  State  Treasury. 


Tax  valuation,  real $5,272,958 

Tax  valuat'n,  personal.  2,186,928 
Total  valuation  1896. . .  7,459,886 
Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 
State  &Co.  tax  pr.$l,000,'96.$ll-55 

Population  in  1890  was 23,196 

Population  in  1880  was 17,326 

Population  in  1897  (est.) . .  .25,000 


TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  of  this  county  are  held  by  State  school  fund 
and  are  exempt  trom  taxation. 

LYONS.— 

This  city  is  in  Rice  County.    Formerly  included  in  Atlanta  Township; 
the  city  is  responsible  for  part  of  township  debt. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
7s $1,000 1902 

MIDLAND  RR.  BONDS — 
7s $35,OOO 1907 

BhFUNDIXG   BONDS — 

6s $10,000 1909 

WATER  WORKS  BONDS— 

7s $35,000. .  1900  to  1907 

(Part  payable  yearly.) 


I  Bondeddebt  Jan.,  1897... $81,000 

I  School  Dist.  debt  (addit'n'l)   18,250 

Atlanta  Tp.  bonds  (add j...   11,000 

I  Total  debt  Jan.,  1897 110,250 

I  Tax  valuation  189<>.  ...      210005 

1  Tax  rate  (per  $1.000) 80-70 

I  Tax  valuation  1895 266.099 

I  Tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO) 76-OO 

I  Population  in  1890  was..    .1,6*1 
I  Population  in  1896  was 1,585 


TVT  A  M  W  A  T"~T  A  TVJ        I  JOHN  Q.  HARDY,  Trustee 
IVlAJNr-iA  1    1  A1N. —  J8.F.GOHEEN,  Treasurer. 
This  township  is  in  Riley  County 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 

6«,  F&A,  $76,500 Feb.  1.  1910 

Bonded  debt  Feb.  1 5.  '97. .   $76,500 
Township  has  no  floating  debt. 

I N  T  E  R  EST  on  the  bonds  I  s  payable  in  Kansas  and  in  New  York  City  • 


Tax  valuation  1897 $877,916 

Assessment  is  ig  actual  value. 

Population  in  1890  was 995 

Population  in!895was 913 


MARION   CO. — County  seat  is  Marion. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
5>as,  Jan.,  $185,000. .  .July  1, 1922 

Subject  to  call  after  1912. 
KANSAS  &  NEBRASKA  RR.~ 

7s, ,  $6,OOO May  1,  1907 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 
5ias,  J&J,  $125,000... May  1,1920 


Subject  to  call  at  any  time, 
il debt  Feb.,  1897....  $316,000 


Tax  valuation,  real $2,725,681 

Tax  valuation,  personal  1,307,38* 
Total  valuation  1896...  4,033,06» 
Assessment  about  15  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $41-25- 

Population  in  1890  was 20,539- 

Population  in  1895  was 17,771 

Population  in  1896 20,451 

Debt  per  capita  1890 $15-48 


Total  dc 

MARSHALL   CO. — County  seat  is  Marysville. 

LOANS—  When  due. 

REFUNDING  RR.  AID  BONDS— 
5s,  J&J,  $7O,OOO.. July  1,  1896-7-8 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
Bonded  debt  July  1,  '96  .  .$70,000 


Sinking  fund $13,800- 

Tax  valuation  1896 $4,569,560 

Totaltax(per$l,OOO)'96...  $44-6O 

Population  in  189O  was 23,912 

Population  in  1895  was 24,567 


MEADE  COUNTY.— E.  F.  RIEMAX,  Clerk. 

County  seat  is  Meade  Centre. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  BONDS — 
6s,  M&8,  $115,000... Mar.  15, 1908 

Subject  to  call. 
RF.FUNDING — 

6s,  J&J,  $30,OOO Jan.  1,  1917 

6s,J&J,    23,000 July  1,1919 


Total  debt  Jan.  1,1897..  $168,699 

Tax  valuation  1896 765,010 

Assessment  about  %  actual  value; 

Total  tax  (per  *1,000) $35-90 

Population  in  189O  was 2,542 

Population  in  1880  was 296 

Population  in  1896  was 1,651 


MEDICINE  LODGE.— AUGUST  SCHMIDT,  Mayor, 

Medicine  Lodge  is  in  Barber  County. 


.$14,708 

10,260- 

.  122.646 

99-50 


WATERWORKS  BONDS— 

6s, $50,OOO..  July  1,  1908-'09 

Bonded  debt  Sept.  1,  '96.. .  .$50,OOO 

Water  debt  (Included) 25,000 

Floating  debt 3,378 

Total  debt  Sept.  1,1896....   53,3781 
Tax  valuation,  real 97,678  I 

Personal  property  is  assessed  on  a  basis  of  40  per  cent  of  actual  value. 
Much  of  the  real  estate  is  assessed  above  selling  price. 


Tax  valuation,  personal . . 
Tax  valuation,  railroads. 

Total  valuation  189ti 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) 

Population  in  1890  was 1,095 

Population  in  1895  wag 659- 


MIAMI    COUNTY.— County  seat  is  Paola. 
When  Due. 


LOANS— 

M.  K.  &  T.  RR.- 

7s,  J&J,  $75,OOO July  1,  1901 

Total  debtMch.  15, 1896.  $192,400 

Sinking  fund 76,097 

Net  debt  Mch.  15, 1896..    116,302 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  Fiscal  Agency,  New  York. 


Tax  valuation  1896 $4,617,541 

Assessment  is  30%  actual  value. 
St.  &  co.tax(per$l,000)'95.$25-00- 

Population  in  1890  was 19,614 

Population  in  1895  was 19,739 


MONTGOMERY  CO.— J.  E.  BLAIE,  Treas. 

County  seat  is  Independence. 

LOANS—  When  Due.  I  Tax  valuation,  real $2.482,694 

L.  L.  &  G.  RR.—  |  Tax  valu't'u,  per.  &  RR.   1,370,718 

7s,  J&J,  $107,367 July2,  1896    Total  valuation  1896...   3,853,666 

(Part  due  yearly)  to  July  2, 1907  I      Assessment  is  14  actual  value. 


Bonded  debt  July,  1896.  .$107,367 

Floating  debt 42,280 

Total  debt  July,  1896 149,647 


Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO)  '95.. $50'00 

Population  in  1890  was 23,104 

Population  in  1895  was 22,948 


INTERES  r  is  payable  at  the  State  Fiscal  Agency,  New  York. 

MORRIS  COUNT Y^R.  S.  DAVIDSOX,  T.eas. 

County  seat  is  Council  Grove. 

When  Due. 


LOANS- 

RKFUNDING  BONDS— 
6s  J&J,  $100,000.... July  1,1911 
Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897..  $100,000 
Tax  valuation  1896 2,765,800 


State*  Co.  tax  per  $1,000     $14-50 
Assessment  bet.  '4  &  %  acfl  value. 

Population  in  1890  was 11,381 

Population  in  1895  was 10,948 

Population  in  1896  was 11,23* 


MORTON   COUNTY.— ED.  M.  DEAN,  Treas. 

County  seat  is  Richfield. 

LO A  N  S—  •  When  Due. 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS — 
6s,  J&J,  $25,OOO July  1,  1903 

REFUNDING  BONDS- 
OS,  J&J,  $28,000 Julyl,  1918 


Floating  debt $15,000 

Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1897...   73.OOO 

Tax  valuation  1896 392,000 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) 22-5O 

Population  in  1 890  was 724 


i,  J&J,      5.OOO July  1',  1919  j  Population  in  1880  -waa.'.'.       '.'  9 

Bondeddebt  Jan.  1, 1897. $58,000  |  Population  in  1896 300 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  Kansas  Fiscal  Agency,  New  York. 

NESS  COUNTY.-jT.~sy  WAGNER,  Clerk. 

County  seat  is  Ness  City. 

LOANS-  When  due. 

FUNDING  BONDS — 

6s, $18,000....  July  1,  1913 

6s 30,000.... July  15,1918 

CH.  KAN.  &  W.  RR- 
6s, $75,000....  June  1,  1917 


Total  debt  Feb.  25,'97. .    $123,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 1,336,317 

Assessment  is  "2  actual  value. 
Av.  tot'ltax  (per$l,000)  '96.$35-00 

Population  1890  was 4,044 

Population  1896 3,970 


I NTEREST  payable  in  New  York  is  paid  at  the  National  Bank  of  the 
Republic,  New  York. 

NEWTON. — This  city  is  in  Harvey  County. 


Total  debt  Mar.,  1896.  . 
Water  debt  (included)  .  . 
Tax  valuation  1895  ..... 


$147,000 

75,000 

1,164,109 


Real  valuation $5,000,000 

Population  in  1890  was 5.605 

Population  1895  was 5,148 


<~1OTTr\TT'V 
OUUJNi   Y. — 

County  seat  is  Lyndon. 


i  E.  C.  MURPHY,  Clerk. 
[  F.  M.  NELSON,  Treasurer. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

AT.  TOP.  &  H.  FE  RR— 
7B.J&J,  $150,000.. ..8ept.l,   1899 

LAUR.  &  GARB.  RR— 

7s.  J&J,  $50,000 Julyl,   1902 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897...  $200,000 

Sinking  fund 40,000 

Netdebt  Jan.  1,1897 160,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,445,771 


Tax  valuation,  person'l    $44 4.:f77 
Tax  valuation,  railr'ds.  1,01: 
Total  valuation  1896...   3,903,696 
Assessment  is  abt.  4  actual » 

State  tax  (per  $1,000) $5-60 

County  tax  (per  $1,000) ii-00 

Population  in  1 890  was iTi.Oii-' 

Population  in  1880  was l!U>4- 

Population  in  1890  was 24,(i51 


I N  T  F  R  EST  is  payable  at  Fiscal  Agency  in  New  York. 

OSBORNE  CO. — County  seat  is  Osborne. 
When  Due. 


LOANS- 
COUNTY  BoNns— 

6s,  J&J,  $50,OOO July  1,1915 

6s,  J&J,      3,500 Apr.  1,  1905 

Interest  payable  at   Inter-State 
National  Bank,  N.  Y. 
Total  debt  July  1,    1896... $53,500 
Tax  valuation,  1896  2,207,129 


Assessm't  about  2-5  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1 ,000)  '96  ..  $37-10 
State  tax  (per  $1.OOO)  1894  .  3' 
County  tax  (per  $1,000) 

School  tax  (per  $1,000) 15-00 

Population  in  1880  was 12.51' 

Population  in  1895  was 10,877 


April,  1897. 


TOWNS, 


.  Mayor. 


/-»o\x7trr-  i^i        »J.  B.  MOdrooMBBT.  mayor. 

OS  W  fc.<jCJ. —  ,  j.  w.  MI.NTURX.  City  Clerk. 

This  elty  and  townahlp  are  In  Labette  County.  The  city  Is  liable  for 
99%  per  cent  of  the  amount  of  the  townablp  funding  bonds  de- 
aertbed  below.  Townahlp  refunding  bonds,  to  the  amount  of  978.OOO 
were  pronounced  null  and  void  by  the  United  State*  District  Court 
la  1893. 

LOANS-  *"*«»  D«<- 

M  *  W.  Kit.  II. >*!>•— 
«a.JAJ.   #-:..!•"> July  1.1003 

«t.  Jan.  1.  *4-.ooO  .  .  Jan.  1. 1005 
StjAJ.  VUK.  1.1907 


I  Total  city  debt  Aug.  1.  '96..$27,50O 
|  Townablp  drlit  Aug.  1,  '96..154.9OO 
idMrietdebt. s.ooo 


- 

. * 


-    . 

..Jau.  1.  !•">•• 
.Aug.  1,  1U1U 


Interest  ta  paid  In  New  York. 
Tax  valuation.  r.-al  .......  $150,598 

Tax  valuation,  personal.     97,786 
Total  valuation  '93  (city).    . 
Aateaameat  about  >s  actual  value. 
Total  tax  lper$1.0OO)  ......  *.'7-Oi 

Population  In  189O  was  ......  2,574 

Population  In  1895  wa«  ......  2.745 


__       ....  .  t  A.  DOB80N.  Mayor. 

OTT  A  W  A . —  J  W.  K.  BAILEY.  Clerk. 
County  *eat  of  frauklia  County. 


LOANS- 

BKIIt*fK  B*»*D 


"r*<»  D-u. 
JuneS.  1902 

— 

J»n.  1.1902 

U 

May  I.  1908 


Total  debt  July  1.  •««...      $- 
Souooldelii  ia.1  ttttona: 
Tax  ralnatiun  1  v.«i    . 
Anaeasment  about  "4  actual  value. 
Total  tax  rate  per  91.0OO...$4.V5O 

Population  1*90  waa 6.248 

Population  I--OWM 4.O32 

Population  H»5  wan 7.050 


7..  J*J.*1  -..--••, 
..000 

..UOO 

8BWKB  B  •»!•»— 

««.  JAJ.  *f"».i  .....  July  1.1999 
(P~nntTiliiii  r  early  I  to  July  1.  19O7 

INTEREST  1*  payable  la  New  York  at  the  Interstate  National  Bank 


OTTAWA  CO.— U.  M.  TRVIU..  rU-rk. 

County  eeat  1s  Minneapolis 
LOANS—  Wktn  Aw. 

eBwTkUx.  A  WBWT.  i 

-  10.000 ..  Jan.  1.  1918 

•  .0.000....  July  1.1909 

-*>        <>•'.    1.  1000 


-..:• 


Total  debt  rub.  1. 1897..  9190.000 

Tax  valnat 

r ..;.  dM    i  la  18  ...  •  .-         10,  Ml 

i-  .;....•        •     - ._•.•-: 

Pocmlattonhi  IHtuwM 1O,3O7 

Debt  per  capita  1990....      91V1O 


PARKER    TOWNSHIP     AND     COF- 

FEYVILLE     CITY.— Thlatowaahlp  and  elty  are  In 

Montgomery  Coanty. 

LOA  IT***  Dut.  |  Tax  valuation,  railroad*     0H6.656 

IMal  valnaUea  IMS 434.7O4 

....Oct.  1.1916 
..Fee 


.  ......   27O>JO 

•••!  .    77,436 


..    9900,000 
at.     100,000 
t.rt«l  valuaUoi  !•<»•  ...I.aVt.OOO 


Tax  valuation,  real. 
Tax  valaatloa.  prn 


Tata  my  U  IB  LabaU*  County 

LOA 

•  >*— 

•    -UK*".  ...Aug.   1.  1916 
.na.    21  Mm»        Joae  1,1017 
Bondnl  .tr!.r  t-   •    1.  1901 
.    '      • 


INTEREST  U  payable  by  the  KanaM  PUcal  tg»Biy. 


PAWNEE  CO 

Coaatyw*!  u  Lamed. 

LO-- 
Bti  i 


I.  B.  Bii'iw  x.  Treasurer. 


Wltm  Out. 


1.1897.. 


990.0OO 
1.002.162 


L 5.204 

Popalallaa  1**  wa. 4.707 

Aug  .  1917  I  Populaltoa  la  1807  labaotl 


_.__„_-.-._         jc.  A.  riSOHER.  Maror. 

OtiU  MO.  —  J  Kl-i.KMK  MKUTHKW,  Ctty  Clerk. 
The  private  |Bniiina»aat  bomdi  BiaBtl»B««  below  an  not  atrtetly  _ 
oaly  belmg  Ue4>le  tor  the  paynrot  of  the 


RENO  COUNTY.— W.  E.  BURNS,  Tieiuiirtr. 

County  seat  Is  Hutchlnson. 

LOANS—  When  due.    Net  debt  Mar.  11, 1897      ^356,000 

CH.  KAN.  A  N.  RR—  Tax  valuafn,  real*  per.  4,754,142 

*,,  KAA.  $75,OOO. ...Sept.  15, 1907    Tax  valuation,  railroads.), 198,441 

Total  valuation  1896...   5,952,583 
AH«e«smeut  about  l\  actual  value. 

State  tax  d>er  $  l.OOO) $4-80 

County  tax  (per  HU.OOO) 14'(H1 

39.0OO Oct.  1,  1915  i  Population  in  1895  was 2*J,1'.*2 

Subject  to  call.  [Population   189Owas 27,079 

•. ,$45,OOO b'eb.  1.  1916  |  Population  1880  waa 12.826 

on. I.  debt  Mar.  11,1897.  #382.OOO  I  Population  1896  was 25,598 

Inking  fund 26,000  | 


RICE  COUNTY.— R. 

county  seat  Is  Lyons. 
LOANS-  Whe»  Due. 

CUCKT  HUCSB  if  POOB  FAKM— 

6s,  Apr,  $2.000 Apr.16,1911 

HAL.  STK.X.  A  EL  P.  BAILWAV— 

6a.  Mar.  $12.000 Mar.  1,1917 

1:1.1 1  M.IV.  RAILWAY  BONIW  - 

6s,  Jan.  $88,OOO Jau.  1,1920 

Total  debt  Mar..  1897....  $102,000 


Tab  nty  I.  la  Crawfard  Oe*a«y. 

LOANS-  ram  l»u. 

«a  Bo»De— 1897  A  1801- 

...  Mar    -  May  20.  1807 

Jan.     1,  1901 

Bo»M->M  A  -03. 

vpr.     1.  1004 

-*pt.  13,  1913 

I>W.      1.1913 


..i 


Joly  1.1001 

S  !.  . 

1900 
arly.) 


1991 


ntyboB4.dbi.Feb.10.-07  971.SOO 

PrtvaM  imp.  bda.  (add.).  3O.2SO 

Totaldebt... 101.7SO 

Slaking  fUBd 17.OOO 

HetdeMrWt.10.1807..  84.750 

Taxvaloatlev.rMlARR.  067.HS 


Tax 


.Dal.     174,91ft 


!••*     •  9HtMB>k9W«  •••  ••/•••.         A««*VdiW 

Toial  valuation  1896  ..  .1.142^09 
AMBMBMBI  about  b  actual  Tain*. 
Ctty  tax  rate  (per  »1  .OOOi .  .934-10 

Mml  tax  (per  91.000) 2<H» 

Total  tax  (per  f 

ri>l>nUtlon  in   1  

I  Population  in  188O  waa 


*nty. 


. 

U  payable  at  the  KanaM  FUcal  Agency 


PRATT  COUNTY.— 


LOAMS- 

""•    l-i.T 


t  M  Inka. 


••""• 


*  W.  RR— 

«!.ooo    .  I>«B.  1A.19KI 
inel,  1917 


1991 

1913 


MJ90...Jmly  l.  1917 


912.000  ...July  1.  191 
-..'-..       ...  •    :     '. 

m, 4*UMO  ...Jan.  1,  192C 

•a. 47.000  ...Frb.  1.  10* 

•a, .,    25X»0... May  1.   192O 

Total  debt  July  1. 1496.    «.f."J.3Ot 

Tax  vain*' 

Total  tax  (per  B  l.OOO)  •06.  .945-00 

Popalatlon  I-''".  w«*. Hj* 

Pnpnlatlon  I -•<>  wa» 8.11 

Popvlattoa  188O  waa. 1.11H 


H,  M&N,$;U,000 May  1, 1911 

«.JiI).    O-J.OOO Jan.  1, 1919 

,  131.OOO Jan.  1,1919 


B.  SHCMWAY,  Treasurer. 

Tax  valuation,  real $1,846.446 

Tax  valuation, jH-rsonal.    2so.-jsii 

Tax  valuation  RR !I2O,37!» 

Total  valuation  189ti 3,047,111 

Assesoui'l  is  15  to  20%  iu-t'1  value. 
State  and  oo  tax  ( p.  #  l.OOO).  $14-70 

1'opiilation  18!t(>was 14.451 

Population  !>'.'(>  was 13,650 


RILEY   COUNTY.— County  aeat  Is  Manhattan. 


LOANS-  »•*«»  Dut. 

CH.XA*.  A  w.  RR.— 

la.  JAJ.  $100.000.... Jan.  2.  1908 
Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
RBFCIUMVO  Boiraa— 

5«, 9120.000....  Jnly  10,  1925 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 


Bonded  debt  July  1,  •»«.  9220.OOO 

Tax  valuation.  ISOtf 3,10;),34l> 

A--,  --in.  i,t  •-  1    )  MtOal  \  .I!IH- 
'.ix  (peril.OOO)  '96. ...$4-25 

Total  tax  (per  91.OOO) $39-OO 

Poiiulation  In  189i  wan....  12,391 
Population  139O  was 13,1X3 


ROOKS    COUNTY.-    County  seat  1s  Stoclrtou. 


Wkrn  Due. 


LOANS- 
RAILKUAU  BnXM— 
*J«.JAJ.    WO.OOO July  1,1907 

•>!>»— 

a, r22.240....1899  to  1903 

•a,  JAJ.  $16.000 1903 

•a.  JAJ.     11.500 July  1.1906 

....Jan.  1,  1!U6 

INTEREST  I"  pavable  In  New  York  at  the  Inter-State  Natlona 
Bank  (except  on  6s  due  October,  19O3). 


Total  dclit  July  1. 18OC.   $116,000 

Tax  valuation  189« 1,951,114 

Aaaeaament  i-  13  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per$l.OOO) $38-70 

Population  In  1S!»5  wan 7.44O 

Population  lu  1890  was 8.O1S 


RUSH  COUNTY.— W.  J.  HAYES.  Coanty  Clerk. 

County  aeat  la  La  Crone. 

LOANS—  •"»«»  Due.  I        County  ha*  no  floating  drht. 

C4JHK:  Tax  valuation,  real 91.Ot5,O43 

9>,  JAJ.  920.000 July  1,  19O8  |  Tax  valnatloa.  pemonal        Ti.nis 

Ftr-iniRG  Boxoe—  i  Tax  Talnatton.raUroada      ruo.i'U 

6*.  JAJ,  $30.'JiNi 1897-1911  I  Tatal  valuttlon  181*6  ..    1,459.255 

(Part  due  yearly.'  A»e*ament  Is  13  actual  value. 

KAM.ACOL.  RR.-  ,  Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $:io-25 

6e.  JAJ.  $132,000 May  1, 1918    Po|iulattou  In  1890  wan 5.2O4 

'  debt  Jan.  i. '97.. »1 --•.-•-•••  I  1'ooulaliou  lu  18»6  wa* 5.O67 


SALAMANCA     TOWNSHIP     AND 
CITY  OF   COLUMBUS.— H.  B.  It,.. 
Township  Trustee. 

Townahlp  and  the  city  of  Colmnbai  are  In  Cherokee  County. 
Tot.  val.  1  «9«Jtown«hlp)  9200348 

Tax  valuation,  real 1*4.'J<H> 

Tax  valuation,  peraonal.       I  - 
Tax  valuation,  railroad- 
Tut.  valuation.  ':••  <-n.881 

A»or**niriit  U  '4  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  »l. 000) .» 

Population  1X9O waa  (city)  •-.:•." 
Populntlon  1 -<-<o  wa«  (city)  1.1(14 
INipultttlon  lx!i7(twp.)  waa  l.'HK, 
r..|..ii»t ion  i Mi»7  (city )  WM  U.AOO 


LOANS- 

tll.KHAIi  BOW 

10..  Jau..  $15.000 

BvMeet  to  call. 

KUXIM)1«J   B»IIO«— 

6e,  JAJ,  199.900.... Jan.  1.  1016 

.•all. 
Total  debt  Jan.  1. 1807. .  9181.3OO 

Kinking  fund l.OOO 

Hetdebt  Jan.  1,1807....     isoisoo 

Tax  valuaUoa.  real 122.0OO 

Tax  valuation. prr  A  RR. 

INTEREST  I*  payable  at  the  Plaeal  Agency,  New  York. 

SALINA.—  JAMI-  T.    I!O«AHI>,   Major. 

This  city  U  the  county  aeat  of  Paltne  County. 
LOANS  wtu»Due.\    &UJMK  BOABD  or  EDUCATJOS— 


OBRBBAL  IKI-RUVEMKXT- 

aa.JAJ.9ie.000 Jan.  1.1904 

.«— 

6a.  J*J,  944,000.... Jan.  1. 19O8 
6a.MAfl.  7.OOO....Mar.  1.  19O8 
(3&.JAJ.  16.000....  July  1.1908 
't.JAD.  2O.OOO.... Nov.  29.  19O9 

PAPKB  Co.  An.  - 
«a,  MAN,  911.000 May  1, 1912 

RBfl  .  I*— 

Oa,  MA8,  986.000  ....Hen*.  1. 1807 

.H,,l,J...t    to  .Mil 

flKWKB  BOMIM  — 

6..  J*J.  910.000 J nly  1 .  1 899 

6a.J*J.      4.000 July  1,1900 

iBtenat  payable  at  New  York. 


SALINE  COUNTY.— 


5». 910.000....  July  1,1899 

&«. 10.OOO. . ..July  1, 19O3 

..     m..««i    ...JMly  L1907 
lit  Jan.  2*.  1897..  9l5l.OOO 

AlnkluK  fun. I u.475 

MlMelt  Jan.  23, 1897. . .    IOO.SM 

Seboolbonda 3O.OUO 

Tax  valuation,  real 811, :W!t 

Tax  vain.ition,  peraonal.  241, S4« 
Tax  valuation,  railroad*  102,392 
Total  valuation  1B»6....1.13.\S47 

Total  tax  (per  (l.OOO) 999*90 

Aaaeeanent  In  4  actual  value. 

Population  In  IHOO  wan 6,149 

Population  In  lm»7  about.... 5.7OO 


Dec.  24.  1917 


Mo.  PACIFIC  B'r— 

6«,  J*J,  «H4,OOO Jan.  1,1916 

Total  drlit  July  1.  !•<!»(!..  ^J.'>.),lKM( 
Tax  valuation  !•<!«(...  3,910,883 
Total  tax  (|»-r  *l  .iNHi),  '04.  .$35-50 

ro|iiil:itlnii  IH'.MIwaii 17,442 

1895  wa« 17,475 


n..  JAU. 

.     H       k 

9a.  Nev.  95H.OOO Nov.  1,1017 

K.  A  C.  RK.- 
6«.  MAS.  B65.000 Brpt.  1.  1916 

INTEREST  I*  payable  In  New  York  at  the  Inter-State  Nat.  Bank. 

SCOTT  COUNTY" 

County  seat  U  Soott.  The  validity  of  the  railroad  6*  has  been 
established  In  the  U.  H.  Circuit  court  and  the  bonds  must  be  paid  at 
maturity. 

Floating  drbt $1,635 

Total  debt  Jnly  1,1896..    179,680 


Due. 


LOANS- 

KA  IliK*  I  %  I '   Al''  —  ii  "iwi  IK-HI   .Miit     »..   A  ocru.  .       i  /  tr,f>Osj 

9a, $153,000.. Aug.  27, 1917  |  Tax  valuation  1896 668,076 

RarolOIHO  Utixua—  l  Total  tax  (|»T  $1,000)  '05. .989-20 

...  «-J:I.IHMI May  1,  1919  I  Population  1-1>O  was 1,263 

6« -.'.IMXI May  1.  1!»'.'O  ,  Population  1«SO  wa* 43 

llouded  del.l  July   1. -96.  91 78,000  |  Population  1895  was....- 1,086 


136 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


SEDGWICK.  CO.— M.  J.  LOYD,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  Is  Wichita. 


LOANS-  When  due. 
COOBT  HOUSE,  ETC.  BONDS- 
SB,  JAJ.f200,000 Jan.  1,  190* 

5s,  JAD,    50,000 Jan.  1,  19OI) 


FCHDIHO  BONDS  1895— 
5n.  $50,000 July  1,  1925 

REFUNDING  BONDS— 
o*s,  F&A,  $140,000. Feb.  1.  1910 

INTEREST  U  payable  In  New  York  at  the  National  Bank  ot  th 
Republic. 


Total  debt  Feb,  8, 1897.  $440,00( 
Tax  valuation  1896.. -.10,131,66 
Assessment  is  :'m  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  Sl.OOO) $27-8 

Population  1890  was 43,62 

PopiUation  1896  was 39,86 


SEWARD    COUNTY. — County  seat  Is  Liberal. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS— 

6»,  J&J,  $39,OOO July  1, 1917 

<••-.  .IAD,    31.OOO Junol.  1919 

6s,  J&J,    37,000 Jan.  1, 1919 

68,  J&J,    34,800 Juuel,1923 

Bonded  debt  July  1/96.. .$141,800 


Floatingdebt $7,84 

Totdobt  July  1,'96 149,64 

Tax  valuation  1896 549,80 

Assessment  Is  >3  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1.0OO),'96..$41-3< 

Population  In  1890  was 1,505 

Population  In  1894  was 82' 


INTEREST  Is  payable  In  New  York  at  the  Bank  of  the  Republic 

SHAWNEE  CO.— CHARLES T.  McCABE,  Count) 
Clerk. 

County  seat  Is  Topeka. 

LOANS    .  When  Due. 

ATCH.  TOP.  A  SANTA  FE  RR.— 

7s,  May,  $81,000 May  1,1899 

7s,  June,  68,000 June  1, 1902 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS — 
4s,  MAN,  $125,000.... May  1, 1924 

KAN.  AVK.  BRIDGE  BONDS- 
SB,  Jan.,  $150,000.... Jan.  1, 1916 

K.  N.  AD.  RR.— 
6s,  July,  $75,000 July  1,  1906 


REFUNDING  RR.  BONDS — 
5138,  June,  $125,000. .June  1, 1907 
Total  debt  Jan,  1897. . . .    $679.000 

Tax  valuation,  real 14,158,076 

Tax  valuation,  person'l  2,089,685 
Total  valuation  1896.. 16,247,761 
State  &  co.  tax  (per$l,OOO).$12-OO 

Population  In  1890  was 49,172 

Population  In  1880  was 29,09: 

Population  In  1895  was 47,978 


Real  estate  Is  assessed  at  one-third  of  Its  actual  value;  persona 
property  one-half. 

INTEREST  on  the  7  per  cent  railroad  bonds  Is  payable  at  the  County 
Treasurer's  office;  on  all  other  bonds  at  the  Kansas  Fiscal  Agency 
New  York  City. 


When  Due. 


STAFFORD  CO. 

County  seat  is  Saint  John. 

LOANS- 
FUNDING  BONDS— 

6s,  A&O,    $10,OOO.  ..Oct.  15, 1901 

6s,  FAA,         5,000..  .Aug.  1,  1902 

6s,  J&D,         2,500.  ..Deo.  1,  1903 

6s ,       20,000...  Apr.  1, 1908 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS— 

6s,  July,   $128,000.  .July  1,  1916 

Bond,  debt  July  1, 1896.  .$165,500 
INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  Kansas  Fiscal  Agency,  N.  Y.  City. 


B.  C.  COOK,  Treasurer. 


Floating  debt $3,825 

Total  debt  July  1, 1896. .    169,325 

Tax  valuation  1896 1 ,842,633 

Assessment  is  2-5  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000)  '95. $18-225 

Population  in  1890  was 8,520 

Population  1896  was 8,389 

Debt  per  capita  in  1893 $18-10 


ST  ANTON   CO. — County  seat  Is  Johnson. 


LOANS- 
REFUSDING  BONDS— 


When  Due. 


6s,  J&J,  $61,000 1918, '19, '20 


Bonded  debt  July  1,  1896.$61,OOO 

Floating  debt 7,404 

Total  debt  July.  1, 1896..  68,404 
I NTEREST  Is  payable  by  the  Kansas  Fiscal  Agencv. 


Tax  valuation  1896 $463,774 

Assessment  at  about  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO)  '96... $54-20 


Population  in  1890  was 1,031 

Population  in  1895  was 613 


STEVENS   CO.— HERMAN  CANST,  Clerk. 

County  seat  is  Hugoton. 

Total  valuation  1896....  $425,041 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 

6s,  J&J,  $52,OOO 1918, '19, '20 

6s,  J&J,    41,388 July  1,1913 

Interest  Is  payable  in  New  York. 
Bonded  debt  July  1, 1896..$93,388 

Floatingdebt 17,373 

Total  debt  Julyl,  1896.... 110,761 


Assessment  is  'a  actual  value. 
State  tax  (per  $1,000)  '96. ..  .$4-25 
County  tax  (per  $1,000)  '94..  9'00 

Average  school  tax 16-50 

Population  in  1895  was 684 

Population  in  1890  was 1,418 

Population  In  1880  was 12 


SUMNER  COUNTY.— W.  H.  MADDY,  Treas. 

County  seat  is  Wellington. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

C.8.  A  Ft.  S.  RR.— 
6s,  J&J ,  $76,OOO Sept.  30,1909 


(is 


s,  A&O,  76,600 Aug.    3,1910 

REFUNDING  RR.  BONDS— 
5i«s,  J&J,  $145,000..  Jan.  1, 1920 


Total  debt  Mar.,  1897...  $297,600 

Tax  valuation  1896 6,302,033 

Assessment  is  ^  actual  value. 


State  &  Co.  tax  (per  $1,000). $16-00 

Population  1890  was 30,271 

Population  1896  was 22,476 


THOMAS  COUNTY.— IKE  W.  CRUMLY,  Clerk. 

County  seat  Is  Colby. 

When  Due.    Tax  valuation,  real $1,285,231 

Tax  valuation,  person'l      481,978 


LOANS— 
JAIL  BONDS  — 


6s.  M&N,  $4,OOO  .....  Nov.  10,  1918 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS  — 
6s.  F&A,  $60,OOO  .....  Aug.  15,  1908 

REFUNDING  BONDS— 
6s,  JAJ,  $17000  ------  Jan.  1,1909 

Total  debt  Feb.  9,  1897.      $81,000 


, 

Total  valuation,  1896..   1,767,209 
Assessment  is  *fl  actual  value. 
State  A  co.  tax  (per  $1,000).$12-00 

Population  in  1890  was 5,538 

Population  in  1880  was 161 

Population  in  1895  was 3,512 


5  CHARLES  A.  FELLOWS,  Mayor. 
• — iS.  8.  McFABDEN,  City  Clerk. 
This  city  Is  in  Shawnee  County. 

CITY  LOANS—      When  Due. 
COAL  PROSPECTING — 


6s,  J&J,  $12,OOO Apr.  20,1906 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 

6s,  JAJ,  $14,OOO July  20, 1905 

5s,  J&J,    14,000 July   2,  1906 

6s,  J&J,    79,000 July  15,1910 

5s,  JAJ,  1OO.OOO Aug.10, 1912 

5s,  J&J,    74,OOO Nov.  8,  1913 


CITY  LOANS-       When  Due. 
SIXTH  STREET  VIADUCT  — 


5s,  J&J,  $40,000  ......  Jan.15,  1899 

INTERNAL  IMPROVEM.  BONDS  — 
(payable  by  special  assessment.) 
PAVING  AND  SEWERS— 

6s  .......  $280,000,  part  due  yearly 

BOARD  OF  EDUCATION  BONDS— 

Various  —  $317,100  ......  Various 


, 
8s,  JAJ ,       3,500 Sept  1,1915 

I  NTEREST  Is  payable  In  New  York  at  the  fiscal  agency  of  the  State 
of  Kansas,  at  present  the  National  Bank  of  the  Republic. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  total  general  city  debt  January  1. 
189 /,  was  $JJ6.oOO;  Internal  Improvement  Bonds,  $280,000 ;  Board 
of  Education  Bonds,  $317,100. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  of  real  estate  In  1896  was  $7,819,955; 
personal  property,  ,$1,401,295;  railroad  property,  $393,953;  total, 


$9,615,203 ;  in  1892  it  was  $9,733,280.  Total  taxfor  1895  (per  $1,OOO> 
was  $45 ;  In  1892'it  was  $38-83.  Real  estate  is  assessed  at  "about  30 
per  cent  of  its  actual  value."  The  total  tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO)  in  1896 
was  $44-15,  including  State  tax  $3-90 ;  county  tax  $8-10 ;  city  tax 
$22-15,  and  school  tax  910*00, 

POPULATION.— In  1890  was  31.O07;  in  1880  was  15.452;  in  187O- 
was  5.790 ;  In  1895  it  was  30.151 ;  in  1897  (estimated),  33,000. 


WABAUNSEE  CO. 

County  seat  is  Alma. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS — 
7s,  July  1,  $138,700.. July  1,  1910 
Total  debt  July,  1,  1896.  $138,700 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,775,529 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    525,322 

ASSESSMENT.— Real  estate  is 
value  and  personal  property  on  H}. 


/R  HENDERSON",  Clerk. 


Tax  valuation,  railroads.  $559,217 

Total  valuation  1896 2,860,068 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $41-70- 

Population  1890  was 11.72O1 

Population  1895  was 11,812- 

assessed  on  a  basis  of  15  actual 


WASHINGTON  CO.— AUGUST  SOLLER  Co.  Clk. 

County  seat  Is  Washington. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  WATER  BONDS — 
5158,  J&J,  $15,OOO.... July  1,  1903 

5s,     J&J,    35,000 July  1,  1920 

Total  debt  July  1, 1896. .    $50,000 
Tax  valuation,  real 2,870,880 


Tax  valuation,  personal.  $273,905 
Tax  valuation,  railroads.    637,071 

Total  valuation  1896 3,781,856. 

Assessment  about  1-5  actual  value. 

Population  in  1890  was 22,894 

Population  in  1895  was 21,602 


INTEREST  on  the  county's  bonds  is  payable  at  the  Kansas  Fiscal 
Agency,  New  York. 

5  W.  R.  SAVAGE,  Mayor, 
• — {E.  B.  MARTIN,  Clerk. 
This  city  is  the  county  seat  of  Simmer  County. 
CITY  LOANS—       WhenDue.  I  Total  city  debt  Jan.,  '96... $62,000* 

I  Sinking  fund 2,294 

Net  city  debt  Jan.,  1896..   59,706 
Sch.  debt  Jan.,  1896  (add.)   79,500 

Tax  valuation  real 519,285 

Tax  valuation,  personal...  197,148 

Total  valuation  1895 716,433 

Assessment  is  %  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $61-75 

Population  1890  was 4,391 

Population  1895  was 3,657 


PROSPECTING  AND  MINING  — 


6s,  F&A,  $5,000  .......  Feb.  1,  1898 

RR.  AID  BONDS— 
7s,  J&J,  $10,000  .....  July  1,  1910 
6s,  M&S,  40,000  .....  Mar.  1,  1919 
BOARD  OF  EDUCATION  LOANS. 
6s,  July,  $3,5OO  .....  July,  '96-1900 
6s,  Aug.,  3,000  .....  Aug.  1,  1900-'2 
6s,  J&J,  18,000  ........  July  1,  1903 

Subject  to  call. 

58,Mar.,$ll,OOO.$l,000  ev'y  6  mos. 
5s,  July,    14,000  ......  July  1,1907 

5s,  Jau.,    30,000  ......  July  1,  1910 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  State  Fiscal  Agency  in  New  York, 

WICHITA.  —  County  seat  of  Sedgewick  County. 


SPECIAL  ASSESSMENT  BONDS— 
6s,   Var,  $525,OOO... 1895  to  1901 

(Part  due  each  year) 

BOARD  OF  EDUCATION  BONDS. 

6s,    J&J,     $2,OOO.... July  1,  1897 

($1,OOO  due  yearly  to  July  1, 1898- 

6s,    J&D,  $19,000 Deo.  1, 1902 

Subject  to  call. 

5s,    J&J,  $25,000  ....July  1, 1905 
Subject  to  call. 

5s,    J&J,  $10,000 July  1,  1906 

5s.   J&J,     50,000.... July  1,1909 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
5s,  F&A,  $50,000.. ..Feb.  15, 1910 


CITY  LOANS—      When  Due. 

CITY  HALL  SITE  BONDS — 
5s,   J&J,  $100.000..  .Jan.  1, 1910 
RAILROAD  BONDS. 

CHIC.  KAN.  &  NEB.  RR.— 
6s,  F&A,  $10,000  ....Aug.  1, 1909 

KANSAS  MIDLAND  RR.— 
6s,   J&D,  $50,OOO  ...June  1,1918 

ST.  Louis  FT.  8.  &  WICH.  RR.— 
6s,   J&J,  $40,000.... July  1,  1903 

WICHITA  &  COLORADO  RR.— 
6s,   J&J,  $40,000.... Feb.  1,1906 

REFUNDING  BONDS— 

6s $122,000 1915 

5s,   J&J,    50,000 Jan.  1,1921 

6s 74,100 Junel,1921 

INTEREST  on  the  city  bonds  is  payable  by  the  Inter  State  Nationa 
Bank,  New  York ;  on  the  Board  of  Education  bonds  by  the  New  York 
Fiscal  Agency,  with  the  exception  of  bonds   due  in  1909,  interest  on 
which  is  payable  in  Topeka. 

TOTAL  DEBT.  ETC.— The  total  general  debt  on  July  1, 1896,  was 
$486,000;  special  assessment  debt  (last  returns),  $525,000.  The  total 
school  debt  on  July  1, 1896,  was  $156,000. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  1892  was  on  real  property  $5,770,740; 
personal  property,  $1,005,255 ;  railroad  property,  $214,857  j  total. 
^6,990,852 ;  actual  value  about  $21,000,000. 

POPULATION.— The  population  in  1890  was  23,853;  In  1880  war 
4,911 ;  population  in  1895  was  20,841. 


WILSON    COUNT  Y.-County  seat  is  Fredonia. 

LOANS- 
ST.  L.  &  W.  RR.— 


When  Due. 


$100,000.. Nov.  26, 1909 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS— 

6s $30,000 

Bonded  debt  July  1/96. .$130,000 


Tax  valuation  1896 $2,636,200 

Assessment  is  %  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per$l,OOO)  '96... $40-90 

Population  1890  was 15,286 

Population  1895  was 14,393 


5  JOHN  H.  TOMLIN,  Mayor. 
-  J  E.  S.  BEDILION,  City  Clerk. 
County  seat  of  Cowley  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

BRIDGE  BONDS— 
6s,  F&A,  $13,000 Mar.  8,1916 

BUILDING  BONDS— 
6s,  M&S,  $10,000. . . .  Mar.  15, 1906 

COLLEGE  FUNDING  BONDS— 
6s,  J&J,  $6,500 Jan.    1,1918 

PARK  BONDS— 
is.  M&N.  $11,000.. .Sept.  15, 1911 

RAILROAD  BONDS— 

s,  M&S,  $20,OOO Sept.  1, 1915 

s,  Nov.,    17,OOO.... Nov.    8,1916 

Real  estate  Is  assessed  at  1-5  Its  actual  value  and  personal  property 
at  >3  its  actual  value.  • 


6s,  J&D,  $20,000  ...May  19,  1917 
Interest  payable  in  New  York. 
Bonded  debt  July  1,  '96.  ..$97,500 
City  has  no  floating  debt. 

Tax  valuation,  real 697,693 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  179,155 
Tax  valuation,  railroads  74, u-' 4 

Total  valuation  1895 950.7S2 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) . . .  5G-50 
Population  in  1890  was.  ...5,184 
Population  In  1895  was.  ...5,031 


WYANDOTTE  CO 


LOANS- 
ASYLUM  BONDS— 

s $13,000... 

BRIDGE — 

s $13,000.. 

35,000.. 

75,OOO.. 

60,000.. 
FUND  NO  BONDS— 


flS,... 


.,$50,000... 
44,000.. 
75,000.. 


When  due. 
..July  1, 1897 

.Sept.1, 1903 
.Aug.  1,  1905 
.July  1,  1907 
.July  1, 1919 

.July  1,  1903 
.July  1,  1918 
.Jan.  1,  1919 


— County  seat  ia  Kansas  City. 

JAIL  BONDS— 

5s $40,000.... July  1,  191'J 

Bonded  debt  July  1,'96  '$405,000 

Floatingdebt 5,000 

Total  debt  July  1. 1896      410,000 
Tax  valuatiou'1896...  .11,088,518 
Assessment  about  **  actual  ^ 
Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO)'9U..$48-«0 

Population  1890  was 54.10; 

Population  1895  wae 57,352 


April,  1897. 


MONTANA-DEBT  Of  STATE, 


ADDITIONAL  STATEMENTS. 

In  the  table  below  we  give  statistics  regarding  all  minor  civil  divi- 
sion* in  the  Slate  of  gantni  which  have  an  indebtedness  of  over 
$23,000  and  which  are  not  represented  among  the  foregoing  detailed 
For  plate*  Aariny  tin  taam  $23.00O  debt  tee  CUROXICLE  of 


(Meter  31, 1896.  pages  808.  809.  810  and  811. 

Bonded     Male  of 
Debt.       Interett. 

iSS3S&&g$Bt 

Anthony  Township,  Harper  Co... 43,367 

Barton  Co  ...33.0OO 

Baxter  Springs  Clty.Cherokee  Co.3O.OOO 

Belle  Plalne  Tp.  Sumner  Co 28.000 

KellevUle  Township,  Bepublle  Co.3O.OOO 

Belott.  MltehrU  Co 26.0OO 

Blue  Mound  Townahlp,  Unn  Co..43,50O 
Bumon  Township.  Harvey  Co — 26.OOO 


Bmrton  City,  Harvey  Co. 166.OOO 

Caldwell  Township.  Sumner  Co. .  .29,000 

Caldwell.  SumnerCo 25.5OO 

Centre  Township,  Jewell  Co....    S6.0OO 

Canter  Township,  Nea*  Co. 3O.OOO 

Center  Township,  Norton  Co 28.000 

r  Township,  Pratt  Co 28.OOO 

r  Township,  Wilson  Co 38,500 

r  Township.  Woodson  Co. . .  .40,385 

_j  Co  80.000 

Che  to  pa,  Labette  Co 55.2OO 

Cherry  Townohlp.Montgomery  Co.31.OOO 

Clyde:  «.1,.ud  Co  V T..  I-.'"- 

Council  Grove,  Morris  Co.  (Town- 
ship and  City) 80,300 

Coldwater Tp.Comanche  Co  ....  23.OOO 

ColUBbns.  Cherokee  Co 166.00O 

Conway  Township,  Snmner  Co  ..  31,000 

OooUdge.  Hamilton  Co .  39.OOO 

Crawford  Township,  Crawford  Co.25,OOO 

Deoatur  Co 43.0OO 

Delaware  Tn.  Jeflerson  Co *O,OOO 

Dodge  City.  Vord  Co 53.75O 

El  Dorado  Township.  Butler  Co    95.50O 

El  Dorado.  Butler  Co 52.OOO 

ElkCo 25.000 

•Ofworth   •  "".'.".""*8.00O 

BmpXre  T..wn«hlp.  Ellsworth  Co.25.OOO 

Erie  Township.  Nwho  Co 3O.OOO 

Knreka  Township.  Greenwood  C«.32.SOO 

Eureka  City,  Oreenwood  Co 48000 

Flnni-  v  Co to. OOO 

Franklin  Tp.  Jackson  Co 28.OOO 

Freeport.  Harper  Co 33.OOO 

et,  Andenon  Co 3O.OOO 


^^•LCrawford  Co 48.OOO 

Township,  Reno  Co 34.OOO 

Great  Bend  City.  Barton  Co 38,500 


HendTownship.  Barton  Co  41.463 

Oreeleyfo       62.5OO 

t  fcajs»abnrfjalk)wa  Co 45.5OO 

Oreealeaf,  Washington  Co 23.00O 

rd  Township,  WUson  Co. . . .  .83400 

•a***  Township/Reno  Co 26.OOO 

.lot.  Allen  Co 30.000 

lenCo...  .X.500 

6S  Township.  Allen  To    63.23O 

^^H»n  Tp.  Jefcrson  Co 3AJOOO 

r  .'y,  Edwards  Cb.'.V  M.  "•• 

.  Townahlp.  Barber  Oa 27.30O 

Wichita  Co 39.500 

^^EE£n*MV.  Cofcy  Co 50.100 

^^•v  Township,  Linn  Co 25.OOO 

•TK,  MePhenon  Co 27.OOO 

Logan  Co 3O.OOO 

>n  Townahlp.  Elk  Co. 3O.OOO 

Maple  Hill  Tp.  Wabaunsoa  Co  ...27.OOO 

JUrt.,0,  Marvin  Co 34.64A 

»nn  Townahlp,  Allan  Co  ..  4O.OOO 


ine  Lodge  Tp,  Barter  O». ... 

11  TowwhlpTkeoako  Co  ...vn.ooo 
•MieUO.  -1.000 

Monroe  Township.  Anderson  Co..3».OOO 
Mound  City  Township.  Unn  Co. .  43.OOO 
Momad  Valley  Tp.  LaOetle  CO....4O.OOO 
M  cfstaVMH**  Co  64)  OOO 

-non,  MePhersoa  Co '. . '       -.••-. 
rsonTp.MePhonon  Co.... 37.000 

Manhattan,  HUoy  Co    HA.OOO 

^^MM  Township,  WlUon  Co. . .  33.OOO 

Xeosho  Falls.  WooCon  Co 30.0OO 

ROM  City.  NeosOo 97.3OO 

Kewbury  Tp,  Wabaoaaee  Co 37.OOO 

u4,ooo 

Vortou,  \,.--.  •    i  . . 

OlattK-.  Johnson  Co S7.OOO 

Osawalomlo  City  *  Tp,  Miami  Co .  33.OOO 
Osage,Os*ge  Co 37.5OO 

EttSzttSRS:*:.  £80 

£»..:»'    .Miami  Co 66.3OO 

l^teebnrg.  Phillips  Co 4O.7OO 

...36.000 


' 

ti  wool  <  oJflHfe 
ryandotte  Co.          33.000 

.'.'  '.'.'31.640 

rnshlp.  Cofcy  Co    29.0OO 

JssRiiiCo Ift.OOO 

riiiissslumls  Co  6OJOOO 
>,8eottCe .27.000 


• 


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'  Popular 


-. 

6 
6.7 

6 

6 

6 
6,7 

6 
6,7 

6 
3.6 

6 

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Maturity, 


Popu- 
lation. 
(1895.) 

1916  1,277 

r>"7  1.533 

19O5,  08.  20        575 
1918        12,888 
1915,  16. 19 

1916 
19O4,  67 
19O6,  16 
1912.  16 

1916 
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1916 
1897.07 
1907.  1O 
1017,  •>'•• 
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1897 

1-.JJ 
l$17 


1.366 

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1.161 

407 

681 

MO 

1,448 
1,240 

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2,384 
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1,129 


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1917 
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1006.07 

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1901,00 

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6 

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1909.16 

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1907.11,19 
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1917 
1917.  19 

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190->.  17 
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1  Population  In  1994. 


;:.i/ii/.'./  Rate  of 

Debt.  Interett. 

Location.                                           *  % 

Uuion  Township,  Jefferson  Co  ..30,000  6 

Union  Township.  Rice  Co 30,000  6,  7 

Verdigris  Township,  Wilson  Co 27,159  7 

Wallace  County 70,450  6 

Walnut  Township,  Crawford  Co. .  .25,000  6 

W iiim-Ko  Tp,  Pottawatomie  Co . .  .35.OOO  6 

Washington  Twp.,  Wash.  Co 26.OOO  10 

Wichita  County 143,740  6 

Yates  Center,  Woodson  Co 79.OOO  6,7 


Dale  of      Popu- 
Maturity,   latum. 
1  sir,. 
1911,16 
1910,  16 

1916 

1909,20 

July  1,  1912 

1917 

1907 

1918,20,22 
1897,16,18 


. 

1,35» 

81O 

834 

1,592 

1,159 

1,779 

2,135 

1,438 

1,599 


State  of  Montana. 

ITS 

DEBT,  RESOURCES,  ETC. 

Organized  as  a  Territory  (Act  May  2«,  1864)  -  May  26,  1864 
Admitted  as  a  State  (Act  of  Feb.  22,  1889)  -  -  Nov.  8,  1889 
Total  area  of  State  (square  miles)  ....  146,080 

State  Capital Helena 

Governor  (term  expires  1st  Mon.  Jan.  1901)  -  Robert  B.  Smith 
Secretary  of  State(term  exp.  1st  Mon.  Jan.  1901)  -  T.  8.  Hogan 
Treasurer  (term  expires  1st  Monday  Jan.  19>1)  -  T.  E.  Collins 
Auditor  (term  exp.  1st  Mon.  Jan.,  1901)  T.  W.  Poindexter.  Jr. 
Legislature  meets  biennially  in  odd  years  on  the  tirst  Mon- 
day in  January,  and  sessions  are  limited  to  60  days. 

SITUATION  AS  TO  DEBT,  Erc.-For  facts  with  reference  to  the 
history  of  Montana's  State  debt  see  STATE  AND  Crrr  SUPPLEMENT  for 
April  1893.  page  ISO.  The  loans  described  below  are  not  strictly  State 
debta.  the  bonds  being  Issued  on  land  grants. 

LOANS—  • — Intmft. — .    . Principal. . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.  O.    Payable.        WkenDue.         Outilandr,, 

Agricultural  Collegci 6       191O  $100,OOO 

Optional  after  19O5 
Normal  School 6        1910  50.00O 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— In  1896  the  asseased  valuation  of  real 
estate  was  $64.981,321;  personal  property,  $45,289,159;  railroads. 
$10,438,231;  total,  $120,708,719;  In  1894  the  State  tax  (per  $1,000) 
was  $2-5O.  In  1893  real  estate  was  $66,612,702 ;  personal  property, 
$30,982.118;  railroads,  $9,953,335;  total.  $127.348,175.  In  1890  the 
total  MITT — rl  valuation  of  property  In  Montana  was  $106,392,892.  In 
1880  the  summl  valuation  of  real  estate  was  $5,077,162;  of  personal 
property.  $13,332,640;  total.  $18.609,802.  Property  is  supposed  to  be- 
ni-nrrrr*  at  full  cash  value. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— The  Constitution  of  Montana  was  adopted 
by  popular  vote  October  1, 1889.  Article  XIII.  contains  the  Sections 
which  regulate  the  debt-making  powers  of  State,  county  and  city,  and 
we  gave  those  sections  In  full  on  page  133  of  the  STATE  AHD  Crrr 
BrrPLMMEirr  of  April,  1895.  It  may  be  mentioned  that  the  restrio 
turns  and  limitations  are  distinctly  and  fully  stated. 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.— The  population  of  Montana  has  been 
as  follows  In  the  year  named  : 
18JK) 132,1591  1880 39,159  |  1870 20,596 

In  1870-80  the  Increase  was  18,564.  or  90-14  per  cent;  In  1880-00 
93.000.  or  337-49  per  cent 


CITIES,  COUNTIES  AND  TOWNS 

IK  THE 

STATE  OP  MONTANA. 


BEAVER    HEAD    CO.—  County  seat  U  Dillon. 

Total  debt  (last  returns).    $7fl,3O3  I  Population  In  1890  was 4,655 

TaTvaJuaUoiri892.:.....S.48o:559  |  Population  In  1880  was 3,712 

_.^%__1...  .  «T         <K.  L  BENEPE.  Mayor. 
BOZEM  AN.— JC.  M.  ALWAR6,  Treasurer. 


Bonded  debt  June.  1896. .  $46,000 

Floatlngdebt 3.0OO 

Total  debt 49,000 

Slnklngfund 1,500 

Net  debt  June.  1806 47.5OO 

Tax  valuation  1 896 2.2OO.OOO 

Assessment  about  >u  actual  value, 
city  tax  rate  (per $1,000)... $10-00 

Population  In  1HOO  was 2,143 

Population  In  1880  was 894 

Population  In    1896   about  4.OOO 


Boieman  1s  In  Oallatln  County. 

LOANS-  ^«*»  «•«• 

PUBLIC  Hi  ILI.IXO  BONDS— 

7s.  FAA.  $8.000 Aug.  1. 1897 

Optional  at  any  time. 

6s,  JAJ,  $23,000 July  1, 19O8 

Optional  after  July  1, 1898 

6s,  MAN,  $10,000 Nov.  1 . 19O8 

Optional  after  Nov.  1, 1898 
Dtmr  OROCND  BOND*— 

6s,  JAJ,  $3,000 July  1.  1912 

Hnhjoot  to  call  after  July  1 , 19O2 

6s $6.000 1912 

Optional  after  1907. 
INTEREST  on  7s  Is  paid  at  Boston:   on  6s  due  July  1.1908  and 
1012,  A  New  York,  and  on  6s,  due  Nor.  1, 19O8,  at  Bozeman. 

THOMPSON,  Mayor. 

.  MCMILLAN,  city  cierk. 

Interest  Is  payable  In  New  Torit. 
Bondrd  debt  Jan.  1/97.    (160.OOO 

Floating  debt 173,504 

Total  debt. 333,504 

Pinking  fund  and  cash..  11,730 
Net  debt  Jan.  1.  1H97..  321,773 
Tax  valuation  1896.  ...14.552,060 
Assessment  about  »j  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $30  OO 

Population  In  1890  was 1 0,723 

Population  In  1897  (est)... 44,000' 


BUTTE  CITY.-^ 

Unite  is  In  Silver  Bow  County.' 
LOANS-  T»«»  D**- 


6s,  JAJ.  $20,000 Oct  1,1910 

Subject  to  call  Oct.  1, 1900 

PITRI.IC  I.IRRART  BOND*)— 

6s,JAJ,$5O.OOO Oct.  1,1012 

Subject  to  call  Oct.  1, 1902 
HEWER— 

6s,  J*J,  $40.000 Apr.  1,  1909 

6s,  JAJ.    3O.OOO Oct.  1,1910 

Subject  to  call  Oct.  1, 1900 


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STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


TAX  FREE— All  bonds  of  this  city  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

THE  SINKING  FUND  receives  yearly  a  sum  amounting  to  5  per 
cent  of  the  total  bonded  debt. 

DEBT  LIMITED  by  law  to  5  per  cent  of  assessed  valuation. 
SCHOOL  DISTRICT  ITO.  1.— E.  E.  PAXSOS,  Clerk  Board  of  Education. 
ThUU  one  of  the  school  districts  into  which  Silver  Bow  County 
is  divided.  District  No.  1  not  only  Includes  the  entire  city  of  Butte 
but  thr  liirir««r  portion  of  the  taxable  property  of  the  county  out- 
side of  Butte  and  contain*  about  •  n  of  the  school  population  of  tbe 
county  The  bonded  debt  of  the  district  Is  as  given  below. 


LOANS—  When  Dut. 

Bs.  AfO.  <«(M>00  ....Oct.  21.  1909 

Subject  to  call  after  Oct.  21,1*99 

6x $50.000 1913 

Optional  after  1903 


Bonded  debt  Feb.  1, '97.    $100,000 

Sinking  fund 28,887 

Net  debt  Feb.  1,  1897...  71,113 
Tax  valuation  1896. ...22,281,550 
Population  1890  (about). ..25,000 
Population  1896  (est.) 40,000 


TAXES  for  the  payment  of  principal  and  Interest  on  these  bonds  are 
levied  and  collected  by  the  County  officials,  and  payment  Is  made  by 
the  County  Treasurer. 

CASCADE  CO.— A.  E.  DICKERMAN,  Treaaurtr. 

County  seat  Is  Great  Falls. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

BHIDGE  BONDS— 
7s,  J&J.  $110,000..:. .July  1, 1911 

COURT  HOUSE  SITE— 
7s,  JAJ,  $20,OOO July  1, 1911 

FUNDING  BONDS — 

6s.  J&J.  $60,OOO Jan.  1,  1899 

(part  each  year)  1904  and  1909 
6s,  f&J,  $150,000 Jan.  1. 1912 


Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897.    $340,000 
Cash  and  sinking  fund.       136,360 

•Tax  valuation,  real 8,635,061 

Tax  valuation,  person'l  2,225,387 

Total  valuation  1896. ..10,861,048 

Assessment  is  '-'.-,  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $12-50 

Population  in  1 890  was 8,755 

Population  In  1897  (about)  .20,000 


CHOTEAU  CO.— E. 

County  seat  Is  Fort  Benton. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

CoCNTY  BONDS — 

7s,  semi  an.,  $18.5OO  .July  1, 1900 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

6s.  seinl-an.,  $108,000.  July  1, 1911 

Subject  to  oall  after  July  1, 1901 

Int.  payable  at  Co.  Tr.  &  N.  Y.  City. 

Bonded  debt  Dec.  1,  '96..  $126,500 

Floating  debt 102,791 

Totaldebt. 229,221 


FRANK  SAYRE,  Co.  Clerk. 

Cash  in  County  funds...  $34,013 
Net  debt  Deo.  1, 1896. . . .  195,278 
Tax  valuat'n,  real  &  BB.1,724,570 
Tax  valuation,  pcrsonal.2,668,112 

Total  valuation  1896 4.392,652 

Assessment  about  3*  actual  value. 
Total  tax(per$l,OOO)....  22-25 

Population  in  1890  was 4,741 

Population  in  1880  was 3,058 

Population  1895  (estimated)  5,000 


CUSTER  CO.— JOHK  S.  TRUSCOTT,  Treas. 

County  seat  Is  Miles  City. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 


REDEMPTION  BONDS— 
6s,  g.  J&J,    $274,000. July  1, 1915 

Subject  to  call  July  1,  1905. 
Total  debt  Feb.  23, 1897.  $274,000 
Tax  valuation,  real 2,121.737 


Tax  valuation,  person'l.$4.814,221 
Total  valuation  1896...  6,935,958 
Assessment  about  *2  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $14-00 

Population  1890  was 5,308 

Population  1894.  (estimated). 8,500 


INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  office  or  Koiuitze  Bros.,  New  York  City. 


DAWSON  CO.— JAS.  MCCORMACK,  Clerk. 

County  seat  is  Glendlve. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

FONDING  BONDS — 

7s,  Dec.,  $11,000 Dec.  1,1903 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
REFUNDING  BONDS — 

6s,  g,  $50,000 1915 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
BRIDGE  BONDS— 
6s,  g,  J&J,$39,000. ...July  1,  1915 

Subject  to  call  after  1905. 
Bonded  debt  Mar.  24,'96. $10,0000 

Floating  debt 3,341 

INTEREST  is  payable  In  Glendive  and  New  York. 


Totaldebt $103,341 

Sinking  fund 4,824 

Net  debt  Mar.  24, 1896. .       98,517 

Tax  valuation,  real 330,671 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  1,744,743 
Total  valuation  1895. . .  .2,075,414 
Assessment  is  %  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $26-50 

Population  in  1890  was 2.056 

Population  in  1880  was 180 

Population  1895  (loc.  est.)...  1,500 


FLATHEAD  CO.— MICHEL  THEHRIAULT,  Clerk. 

County  seat  is  Kalispell.  On  Dec.  7,  1896,  the  cash  on  hand  was 
increased  by  $37,747,  by  the  collection  of  taxes,  reducing  the  amount 
of  the  net  debt  to  $137,488. 

6s,  County  bonds $100,000    Tax  valuation  1896 $2,796,002 

Total  debt  Deo.  1,1896...   177,432    Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) ..$23-50 

Cash  in  County  funds 3,197    Population  In  1897  (est.) 8,000 

Net  debt  Dec.  1, 1896....   1741235 


GALLATIN  CO.— H.  P.  MCNAUGHTON,  Clerk. 

County  seat  is  Bozeman.  The  net  debt  as  given  below  was  reduced 
on  Deo.  7, 1896,  to  $117,943  by  the  collection  of  taxes  amounting  to 
$21,429. 


Bonded  debt  Dec.  1,  '96.  $95,000 

Floating  debt 82,112 

Totaldebt 177,112 

Sinking  funds 37,740 

Net  debt  Deo.  1, 1896. . .  139,372 


Tax  valuation  1896 $6,072,202 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000)...       $12-50 

Population  in  1890  was 6,246 

Population  in  1880  was 3,643 

Population  In  1897  (est) 8,000 


(T-'R'P'AT   TTAT   T   <=:        5  CHA8.  M.  WEBSTER,  Mayor. 

r  .tt.l_,j_,o. —  }\v.  S.  FRARY,  Treasurer. 
Great  Falls  Is  in  Cascade  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS- 
OS,  J&J,  $50,OOO.     ...July  1, 1911 
Subject  to  call  after  July  1, 1901 

6s,  J&J,$30,OOO 1912 

Subject  to  call  1902 
PABK  AND  SEWER  PURPOSES— 

6s,  J&J,  $7O,OOO 1912 

Subject  to  tall  1902 


Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,  '97..  $150,000 

Floatingdebt 41,000 

Total  debt  Feb.  1,  1897.     191^000 

Tax  valuation,  real 4,514,989 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    978,114 

Total  valuation  1896 5,493,103 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000)  '96... $12-50 
Assessment  Is  23  actual  value. 

Population  1896  (est.) 12,269 

Population  in  1890  was 3,979 

I NTEREST  Is  payable  at  the  City  Treasurer's  office  and  In  New  York. 

GREAT  FALLS  BC BOOL  DISTRICT.— A.  E.  Caufleld,  Clerk.-Com' 
prises  about  one-fourth  of  the  entire  county,  and  Includes  the  city 
of  Great  Falls  with  all  its  suburbs. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

BUILDING  AND  FURNISHING— 
7s.  J&D,  $20,OOO July  1, 1908 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1, 1898 
6*.  M&N,$50,000 Mayl,  1911 

Subject  to  call  after  May  1,  1901 
6s,  MAS,  $90,OOO Mar.l,  1915 

Subject  to  call  after  Mar.  1, 1905  . 

INTEREST  Is  payable  at  County  Treasurer's  office  andinNew  Yorlr. 


6s,  J&J,  $19,000 July  1,1916 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97.  $179,000 

Sinking  fund 9,610 

Net  debt  Jan.,  1897 169,390 

Tax  valuation  1896 8,855,256 

Population  1897  (est.) 15,000 


5  WM-  I'-  8TEELE,  Mayor. 

.—-  JMASSENA  BULLARD,  cierk. 

Helena  is  the  county  seat  of  Lewis  and  Clark  County. 

As  we  were  going  to  press  the  elty  was  offering  for  sale  $161  ,500  of 
5  per  cent  bonds  to  refund  the  $11,500  of  7  per  cent  bonds  due  Nov.  1 
1904,  and  the  $150,000  of  6  per  cent  bonds  due  Dec.  1,  1908. 


When  Due. 


LOANS- 
FUNDING  BONDS — 

7s,  $11,500 Nov.  1, 1904 

68,100,000 June  1,1911 

SEWERAGE  FUND — 

Os,  J&J,  $150,000.  ..Dec.   1,  1908 

6s,  J&J,     130,000 1909 

Int.  payable  in  New  York  &  Helena. 

Bonded  debt  Mar., 1897.    $391,500 

HELENA  SCHOOL  DISTRICT  NO.  1.— Thos.  E.  Goodwin,  Clerk.- 

one  of  the  districts  into  which  Lewis  and  Clark  County  Is  divided. 


Floatingdebt  ...........    $425,000 

Total  debt  ..............      816,500 

Sinking  fund  ...........        10,000 

Net  debt  March,  1897..      806,500 
Tax  valuation  1896  ____  12,656,783 

Assessment  abuut  full  value. 
Tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  .......  $23-30 

Population  1897  (est.)  ......  l.">.oo  i 

Population  in  1890  was  .....  13.S34 


Tax  valuat'n  1896abt.$13,000,OOO 

Assessment  is  3-5  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000)1895  $22-00 
Value  of  school  property.. 4O9.0OO 

Population  1897  (est.) 16,000 

Population  1890  (about) 15,000 

Population  1880 3,600 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

SCHOOL  BONDS — 

5s,  J&J,  $100,000 July,  1910 

Subject  to  call  after  July,  1900 
6s,  g.  J&J,  $150,OOO. .July  10, 1911 
Subject  to  oall  after  July  10, 1901 

Par  value  of  bonds $1,OOO 

Total  debt  Feb.,  1897....  250,000 

JEFFERSON    CO.— EUGENE  Picoi.Clerk. 

County  scat  is  Boulder  Valley. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS— 
6s,  J&J,  $40,000 Sept.  1, 1905 

COUNTY  BONDS— 
6s,  J&J,  $135,OOO 1903  to  1907 

Interest  payable  in  N.  Y.  City. 
Bondeddebt  Jan.  1,  '97..  $175,000 

Floating  debt 400 

Totaldebt 175,400 


Sinking  funds $11,17-! 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,1897....  125,821 

i  Tax  valuation,  real 1,710. Mi". 

I  Tax  valuation,  personal. 2, 218, 123 

Tax  valuation  1896 3,934,688 

Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) $19-70 

Population  1890  was 6.026 

Population  1897  was 7,551 


LE WIS  &  CLARK  CO.— E.  S.  FRENCH,  Treas. 

County  seat  is  Helena. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 


REFUNDING  BONDS— 
5ias  J&J,  $190,000.  July  1, 1901-'15 
Part  payable  yearly. 

Total  debt  Oct.,  '96 $190,000  i  Tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO). . . 

County  has   no   floating   debt  or  I  Population  1890  was... 


Tax  valuation,  real. ..$12, 870,615 
Tax  valuation, person'l     5.339,575 
Total  valuation  1895..   18,210,190 
Assessment  about  -i*  actual  value. 
$11-00 
19,145 


sinking  fund.  I  Population  1896  (est.).        23,000 

INTEREST  payable  at  Third  National  Bank.  New  York  City. 


MADISON  CO.— HENRY  E.  STEFFENS,  Co.  Clerk. 

County  seat  is  Virginia  City. 
Bonded  debt  Doc.  1, 1896.$! 00,000  I  Net  debt  Dec.  1, 1896. ..    $86,917 

Floating  debt 2,736  |  " 

Totaldebt 102,736  I 

Sinkingfund 15,819  | 


I  Net  debt  Dec.  1, 1896. .. 

I  Tax  valuation  1896 3,056,811 

I  Total  tax  (per  $1,000) 22-20 

I  Population  1890  was 4,692 


MEAGHER  CO.— C.  W.  HILL,  County  Clerk. 

County  seat  is  White  Sulphur  Springs. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS— 

7s,  J&J,  $50,000 Jan.  1, 1902 

6s,  J&J,    50,000 July  1,1902 

6s.  J&J,  25,000 July  1,  1914 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1,  1904 


Floating  debt $10,893 

Total  debt 198,893 

Sinkingfunds 32,290 

Net  debt  Dec.  1,  1896....  198,893 

Tax  valuation  1896 4,044,798 

Assessm't  same  as  actual  value. 


State  tax  (p'r  $1,OOO)  '95.  $2-50 
County  tax  (per  $1,OOO)..  17  7."> 
Population  in  1890  was 4,749 


REFUNDING  BONDS — 

6s,  J&J,  $63,000 Jan.  1, 1913 

Optional  after  Jan.  1, 1903 
Bonded  debt  Dec.  1,'96..  .$188,000 

INTEREST  on  the  funding  bonds  is  payable  at  the  Fourth  National 
Bank,  N.  Y.;  on  refunding  bonds  at  the  National  Park  Bank,  N.  Y. 

TVTTC:<=:/~>TTT     A          5 J.  M.  KEITH,  Mayor. 
iVll£>£3VjU  J_iA. —  }w.  F.  HUGHES,  City  Clerk. 

Missoula  is  the  county  seat  of  Missoula  County. 
When  Due. 


LOANS  - 

BRIDGE  BONDS— 

6s,  M&N,  $38,000 Nov.  1, 1911 

Subject  to  call  after  Nov.  1, 1901. 

CITY  HALL  BONDS— 

7s,  M&8.  $6,000 Sept.  1,  1902 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

SEWER  BONDS- 
OS,  M&N,  $55,000 Nov.  1, 1911 

Subject  to  call  after  Nov.  1, 1901. 


Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, 1897. .$99,000 

Floatingdebt.... 61,000 

Total  debt 160,000 

Sinking  fund 4,334 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1897 155665 

Tax  valuation  1896 2,537,000 

Assessment  about  *2  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $29-25 

Population  1890  was 3,426 

Population  1897  (local  est.).  5,000 


INTEREST  on  the  City  Hall  bonds  is  payable  by  M.  Bolles  &  Co., 
Boston,  Mass.;  on  other  loans  by  the  Mercantile  Trust  Company,  N.  Y 
TAX  FREE — All  bonds  of  this  elty  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


MISSOULA  CO.— ALFRED  CAVE,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Missoula. 

When  Due. 


LOANS- 
JAIL,  BONDS— 

7s,  F&A,  $13,000 Mar.  1, 1909 

COUNTY  BONDS— 

7s,  F&A,  $50,000 Feb.  1, 1901 

5s,  J&J,       4,600 1898-1900 

FUNDING  BONDS — 

6s,  J&J,  150,000 Jan.  1, 1912 

REFUNDING  BONDS— 

6g,  J&J,     40,OOOg...  July  1,1916 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97..  $257,900 

Floatingdebt 96,785 

INTEREST  on  jail  bonds  and  warrants  due  1912  is  payable  at  New 

York ;  all  other  warrants  at  Missoula. 
TAX  FREE.— Bonds  Issued  by  this  county  are  exempt  from  taxation 


Totaldebt $354,635 

Sinkingfund 5,138 

Netdebt  Jan.  1,1897....    349,547 

Tax  valuation,  real 3,417,826 

Tax  valuation,  personal.2,639,303 
Total  valuation  1896.... 6,057,199 
Assessment  about  >a  actual  value. 

Tax  valuation  1890 8,113,188 

Tax  rate  (per$l,OOO) $14-25 

Population  1890  was 14,427 

Population  in  1897  (est.)...  13,500 


PARK  CO.— T.  H.  SMITH,  County  Clerk. 

County  seat  is  Livingston.  By  act  of  the  last  Legislature  this  county 
was  divided  into  three  parts,  forming  Park,  Sweet  Grass  and  Carbon 
counties  -,  the  old  debt  corrected  to  date  is  given  below: 

LOANS-  When  Due.    6s  J&J.  $75,000 July  1. 1913 

FUNDING  BONDS—  6s,  J&J,    45,000 July  1, 1914 


7s.  J&J,  $70,000 Jan.  1,1908 

Subject  to  call  after  15  years. 

7s,  J&J,  $10,OOO -Ian.  1,1910 

Subject  to  call  after  Jan.  1, 1905 


Bondeddebt  Dec.  1, '96.    $200, 00< 

Accrued  interest 5,33; 

Totaldebt 205,333 


April  181*7. 


WYOMWQ-DE8T  Of  STATE, 


189 


Ca*honbaud 92O.3O8 

Net  debt  Dec.  1. 1896...       185.O34 
Tax  valuation  1890....    3.376,015 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,552.140 

Tax  valuation,  personal      947.192 


Total  valuation  1893...    3.499.332 
Assessment  abt.  65%  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per$l,OOO) $18-00 

Population  In  1890  was 6,881 

Population  1897  (est) 6,000 


INTEREST  on  the  bonds  Is  payable  at  New  York  and  at  Livingston- 
Mont 

SILVER  BOW  CO.— W.  L.  HILL,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Butte  City. 

Btnklnjt  fund 918,833 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1896..       106,166 
Tax  valuation  1895.... 23,091,405 

Assessment  Is  \  actual  value. 
State  A  Co.  tax  (per$l,OOO).$17-00 
Population  In  1890  was 23,744 


payable 
debt  Ja 


at  Coun  t  y  Trea.'  y  . 
Jan.  1.  UM.tU5.000 


YELLOWSTONE   CO.— S.  F.  MORSE,  Treas. 

County  seat  is  Billings. 

LOANS-  »"»*» 

•;Bo»D«— 

7«.  g.  J*J.  $91.500. .  .July  1. 1907 


.    .         .        .. .  . 

Subject  to  eall  after  July  1, 1897 
FtramxA  Bonne— 
9s,  «,  $59.000 Get.  1,  1911 

^^•UriATt    t  ••  —  «      -        .         ..v^.rn 


Slmklngfnnd $4,515 

Met  debt  Jan.  1, 1897 152.427 

Tax  valuation. 1348,748 

Tax  valuation,  penonal  1,285,285 
Tax  valuation.railroads  480,766 
Total  valuation  1996. . .  3.614.799 
>  Minimum  about  "s  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  «1 .000) 923 -OO 

Population  In  189O  was 2.O65 

Population  1896  (est) 4.OOO 


,- 1  to  call  after  Oct.  1. 1901 
BiSid  debt  Jan.  1.  "97    $150.500 

rtoMUgdebt OV44S 

Trial  debt 156>42 

The  county's  debt  Is  limited  to  4  per  cent  of  the  assessed  valuation. 

INTEREST   Is  payable  In  New    York  at  the  Nat  Bank  of   the 
Republic. 

TAX  F  R  EE. -Bonds  Issued  bv  this  count  j  are  free  from  taxation. 


State  of  Wyoming. 

DKliT,    KrXH'KCES,    I 

Organized  a*  a  Territory  (Act  of  July  85  1*W)    -  July  85,  1868 

Admitted  as  a  State  (Act  of  July  10 1890)        -      July  10,  1890 

1  ana  of  State  (iquare  mile*)  97,890 

-  Capital      -  -        -    Cheyenne 

Governor  (term  expire*  1st  Mon.  Jan.  1899)   Wm.  A.  Richards 

iry  of  State  (term  end*  1st  Mon.  Jan.  1899)C.W.  Burdick 

Treasurer  (term  expire*  1st  Monday  Jan.  189B)  Henry  G.  Hay 

Uatore  meet!  biennially  in  odd  yean  on  the  2d  Tuesday 

iQoarr.  and  s«a»ion«  an  limited  to  40  day*. 

DEBT  HISTORY.-All  the  a ry  data  respecting  the  State's 

debt  will  bo  found  la  Ike  following 
LO-  — '' 

I  AND  PUKPOaC.  f 

•lag  Bonds....  6  Jan. 

ln»ane  AiTlom  Boa4e 6  Jan. 

Put.lleBulldlag  Bonds....  6  July! 

.Itr  Bulldlag  Boads  9  Jan.  1 

INTEREST  on  the  poblle  handing  Wads  Is  payable  at  the  Fourth 
.al  Bank.  »w  Ton:   on  all  others  at  the  State  Treasurer's 
•met.  or  at  the  Meroaatile  Hatteaal  Bank.  Hew  York. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.-The  total  doM  oa  Fob,  1.  1897.  was 
9320,000.  all  bonded.  At  the  close  of  1999  the  graad  total  I nd«b tod- 
ass,  of  the  Stale  and  all  Us  nnaMss  aad  ettlea  was  91.978.4OO.  of 

.4OO  was  bonded  aad  9346.71$  •saejam' 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.-T»o  following  itacsmssit  shows  the 
total  mi-ill  valuation  of  property  la  Wyoming  for  the  years  tndl 


DEBT  LIMITATION.-la  Wyoming  the  srsvtstsas  of  the  Coasttt*- 
den  wttt  respect  to  oeM  contraction  and  UmitatwB  are  q«He  votamla- 
«u     They  are  all  found  In  Arttele  16  of  that  (Mtniment.  aad  IndieaU 
>  to  sHaatnl  to  preserve  with  earn  the  eonservatl ve 
eajoysd  as  a  Tsmtory.    OttaUotis  from  the  laws  of 
the  state  raspeeMacdoMtaBNattoa  will  bvlwaadoa  pao  137  of  the 
^^•airo  CITT  ScrrunKiT  of  April,  189*. 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.-Wjoartasj's  population  has  been  as 
follow,  in  the  yean  tadloatod: 

1$90 60.70011990 9O.789  1 1970 9.118 

*70-M  laereaee  was  11.671.  or  1*8-00  per  eeat.  and  In  188O-90 
39.S16,  or  192  01  per  east. 

Kfl   AND   TOWKB 

-TATK    OF    WTOMINO. 

ALBANY   CO. — County  seat  ls  Laramle  City. 


LOANS-  ••"•"•  .''••' 

•  «— 

Os,J*J.  *,.  r.  16.  1901 

(part  jearlj.  to  Xov.  16.  1910 
Mmst  nayable  In  Sew  York. 
•- 


««M 


ToUl  debt  Jsn.  1.  1897  .9148,000 
Aehonl  debt  (adilltional) .          ;  ' "  " ' 

Tax  valuation  1896 3.6O6.9O4 

Assmrasnt  about  >•  actual  valne. 

Total  UT  (per$l,000) $37-375 

rwt»latlonlnlMOwas 8365 

Population  In  1894  (est) 9,000 

ls«Md  by  this  county  are  exempt  from 


. 
$143^000 


DTTC'C'  A  1    f~\         (CHAKLE8  H.  BURKITT,  Mayor. 
DUr  r  Ai-^J. —  (Q.  E.  A.  MOELLEB,  Clerk. 

Buffalo  U  In  Johnson  County. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 


6s,  Jan.,  *40,000 Jan.  1, 19O3 

Subject  to  call  after  Jan.  1,  1903 
Interest  payable  In  New  York. 
Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897...  94O.OOO 
Tax  valuation,  real 169.UO4 


Tax  valuation,  personal. .$1 16,205 

Total  valuation  1896 286.1O9 

Assessment  about  H>  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $37-90 

Population  in  1890 1,087 

Population  lu  1897  (est.) 950 


TAX   FREE.— All  of  the  above-mentioned  bonds  are  exempt  from 
taxation. 


CARBON  COUNTY.— F.  M.  BAKEE,  Treas. 

County  seat  U  Rawllus. 
LOANS.—  When  Due.  \  Tax  valuation  BB.  4  telg.    900,685 


FL- SUING  BOSDS— 1890— 
6s,  JiJ,  $144.000 1900-1909 

($14,400  due  yearly  on  July  1.) 
Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897. .  $144.000 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,139.783 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  1,354,934 

I NTEREST  1»  payable  at  the  National  Park  Bank,  New  York. 


Total  valuation  1896 3,395.402 

Assessment  about  "2  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  91,000) $19-75 

Population  In  1890  was 6,857 

Population  in  1897  (eat.) 7.5OO 


<W.  R.  8CHNITGER,  Mayor. 
. —  JM.  J.  NICHOLS,  Treasurer. 


Cheyenne  U  situated  in  Larainte  County. 


LOANS—  What  Due. 

-;    1I.1M.*  l-d-J 


6«,  Jan.  1.  $127,500..  Mar.  1,  1898 
($6.375  due  y'rlj)  to  Mar.  1,  1922 
VIAIIUCT  BOSDS  1891— 

Us.  Jan.  1,  960,000...  Aug.  1,  19O2 
($3.000  due  y'rly)  to  Aug.  1,  1921 

WITCH  EXTKX8IOX  BoNIM  1891— 

6*.  Jan..  965,000  ......  Aug.l,  19O2 

,93.250  due  yearly)  to  Aug.l.  1921 
Total  debt  Jan.  20.  1897..9252,.VX) 


Water  debt  Included....  $192.500 

Tax  valuation  1896 3.OOO.OOO 

Assessment  is  "a  actual  value. 
State  tax  <per$1.0OO)  '94.... $5-85 
County  tax  (per  $1,000)  '94..  11-9O 
City  tax  (per  $1.OOO)  1896. . .  7-OO 

Average  school  tax  1896 7-2O 

City  property  (value)  '96.9750,000 

Population  In  1890  WM 11,690 

Population  1897  (est.) 11,500 


INTEREST  on  the  refunding  bowls  1*  payable  In  New  York;  on  the 
water  extension  bond*  in  Hartford,  Conn.;  on  the  viaduct  bond*  in 
New  York  and  Hartford. 

8PT|ONAL.-Bonds  of  1891  are  subject  to  cal  after  1901;  those  of 
2  after  1898. 


CONVERSE  CO.— F 

County  seat  Is  Douglas. 

LOANS  When  due. 

Koxna— 

6S.JAJ.  960.000 July  1.1900 

Interest  Is  payable  In  New  York. 
Bonded  debt  July  1.1 896.. 960,000 

Floating  debt. 25.OOO 

Total  debt 85.OOO 

Sinking  Fund 6.4>K» 

Net  debt  July  1,1896....    978,600 


A.  AMNSPOKER,  Treas. 

Tax  valuation  1H96....  $1.479,085 
Assessment  about  >•  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per$l,OOO) 96-OO 

County  tax  (per  $1.00O) 10-60 

Bond  tax  (per  $1,OOO) 5-OO 

Average  school  tax 1-50 

Population  in  189O  WM 2,738 

Population  In  I89O  (est.) 3.0OO 


CROOK  CO.— W.  L.  NETTELHORST,  Clerk. 

County  seat  Is  Sundance. 

LOANS-  »•>.,,.  /'.... 

CoUKT  Mm  «K  ill.  J  ui  IhiXDS— 

fls.JAJ.  $lH,(M»o July  1.  18C7 

(91 . 000 dne  yearly)  to  July  1. 1915 

t    I     M.|V.     II., M..     - 

6s,  JAJ,  $55.000 Mayl.  19O1 

(95.500  due  yearly)  to  May  1 . 191 1 
Interest  Is  payable  In  New  York. 
Bonded  debt  Sept.  1,  •96.    974.OOO 
An  of  the  above  tssues  are  free  from  taxation. 


Float  I  UK  debt  about $30,OOO 

Total  debt  Sept.  1,  '96,  abt.    1O4.000 

Tax  valuation,  real 664.777 

Tax  valuation,  penonal.  947.571 
Total  valuation  1896....  1.613,299 
AMenMunut  about  >»  actual  value. 

Population  In  189O  waa 2.:<38 

l'< •[•illation  In  1896  (rut.) .  ...3.OOO 


ff\7  A  WCTflM         »  F.  II.  HARRISON.  Mayor. 

t.  V  AN£>  I  ON. —  >FRKD.  A.  VOIUHT.  Treasurer. 

Kvanstou  U  situated  In  Ulnta  County. 

LOANS—  Wh*»  DIM. 

WATKB  Bomw— 

6s,  M±».  920,000 1900 

ntl.OOO  yearly)    to    1910 

6(,  ann.,$6.O«iO 1926 

Subject  to  «all  after  19O6 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97..  .926.OOO 


Floatlarc  debt 91.6OO 

Total  debt  Jan.  1.  -7.6OO 

ToUl  valuation  l-'.n; 617,899 

Awensment  Is  3-5  actual  value. 

City  tax  (per  91.OOO) $6-OO 

Population  In  189Owas 1,995 

Population  In  1897  (est) . . .  .2.3OO 


I N  T  E  R  EST  Is  payabla  In  Chicago  or  E vanston. 
TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  Issued  by  this  town  are  exempt  from  taxa- 
tion. 


JOHNSON    CO. — County  seat  ls Buffalo. 
WtunDtu. 


LOANS- 
Kl  vi 
6«.  JAJ.  974,000 


Court  II 


(97T4o6'yearij)'to"litlo 
....$6.000 


nv— .    .......  .  .  W.WLT 

Bonded  debt  (last  returns).. 79,000 


Floating  debt $12.6O2 

Total  debt  (last  returns) .      U 1 ,6O2 

Tax  valuation  1896 1.455,595 

Aueaunent  Is  "*  actual  value. 

1'.. [.illation  In  IHUOwas 2,357 

Population  In  1880  was 037 


INTEREST  Is  payable  In  New  York. 

L  A  R  AM  I  E. — The  city  of  Laramle  U  situated  In  Albany  Co. 
When  Dtu. 


LOANS- 

BBWCB  BOXM — 
6s,  J*J.  940.000 July  1,  1017 

Subject  to  eall  after  July  1 
Funded  debt  (last  returns)  940.OOO 


Floating  debt 936.OOO 

Tax  valuation  1893 1,809,513 

Tax  rate  (per  91  .OOO) ....      $28-27 

|-..|..iliitlou  In  IHUOwas U.388 

Popalatton  In  1880  was 2,696 


LARAMIE  COUNTY.— JOHN  ROBERTS,  Treap. 

County  seat  1s  Cheyenne  City. 


Total  debt  Mar.  19, 1896.  94OO.OOO 

Tax  valuation  1896 5.4O7.290 

mt  Is  *t  actual  value. 


Total  tax  (per  $1.OOO)  1895  929-00 
Population  lii  19!K>  was.....  16.777 
Population  In  1880  was tf.lO'.l 


SH  ER I D  AN.-Thln  town  Is  In  Sheridan  County. 


LOAr 


What  Dtu. 


WATEB  WORK"  I»o:«D»— 
6s,  Jan.  1. 979,000...  Aug.  1, 1923 

Subject  to  call  after  Aug.  1,  1003 
Bonded  debt  (last  return*)  975,000 

Floating  debt 7.6O8 

Total  debt 82,608 


Ca.honlmnd 92.545 

N'rl  ili'ht  (last  returnn)....    80,063 

Ts  x  valuation  1894 728,277 

Assessment  Is  >f  actual  value. ' 

Tax  ratn  (per*l.OOO) «3-OO 

Population  in  IV.M)  wax -J-l 

ro|>iilation  in  l-'.il  lent.) 1.8OO 


INTEREST  on  the  lionds  I*  payable  at  the  Chemical  National  Bank 
Hew  York 


14O 


STATE 


CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


SWEETWATER  CO.— L.  P.  THOMAS,  Clerk 

County  Mat  Is  Green  River. 

When  Due. 


LOANS- 
PvifDiNo  BONDS— 
6»,  J&J,  $40,OOO.Mar.l,1902  to '11 

($4,OOO  due  yearlv.) 
5H»«,  J4J,$53.000.Nov..l»02  to  '11 

(C5.300  due  yearly.) 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, 1806.  $93,OOO 
Sinking  fund  aud  oaah...      46,940 

Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1896 46,060 

INTEREST  on  68  la  payable  at  Chemical  National  Bank,  N.  Y.;  on 
S>gB,  at  Green  River,  Wyoming. 
TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  of  thta  county  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


Tax  valuation  1896 $3,664,124 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,008,691 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  1, 129, 022 
Railroad  and  telegraph..  1,432,261 
Total  valuation  1895. . .  .3,565,509 
Assessment  about  7,nactual  value 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $20-OO 

Population  In  1890  was 4,941 


UINTA  CO.— JOHN  R.  ARNOLD,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  Is  Kvanston. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
6«,  Jan.,  $100,000 Junel,  1916 

JAIL  AND  RKSIDKNCE  BONDS— 
8a,  Deo.  31,  $9,500...  Aug.  1,  1897 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
Interest  payable  at  Kvanatou. 
Total  debt  Feb.  1,  1896. .     109,500 
Tax  valuation  1896 3,551,911 

TAX  FREE.— The  county'a  bonda  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


Tax  valuation,  real $1,167,562 

Tax  valuation,  pers'l...      918,014 
Railroad  and  telegraph  1,338,555 
Total  valuation  1895. ...3,424,131 
Assessment  is  ^  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000). ...820-40>« 

Population  in  1890  was 7,881 

Population  in  1880  was 2,879 


State  of  Idaho. 

ITS 

DEBT,   RESOURCES,   ETC. 

Organized  as  a  Territory  (Act  March  3,  1868)    -   March  3,  1863 
Admitted  as  a  State  (Act  July  8, 1890)  -        -        -  July  3,  1890 
Total  Area  of  State  (square  miles)     -  84,800 

State  Capital   ---------      Boise 

Governor  (term  ends  1st  Monday  Jan.  '99)  Frank  Steunenberg 
Secretary  ot  State  (term  ends  1st  Mon.  Jan.  '99)  Geo.  J.Lewis 
Treasurer  (term  expires  1st  Mon.  Jan. '99)  -  Geo.  H.  Storer 
Auditor  (term  expires  1st  Mon.  Jan.  '99)  -  J.  H.  Anderson 
Legislature  meets  biennially  in  odd  years  on  the  Monday 
after  the  1st  of  January,  and  the  length  of  sessions  is  lim- 
ited to  60  days. 


DEBT  H ISTORY.— Idaho  as  a  Territory  always  kept  its  debt  within 
moderate  limits.  When  it  became  a  State  the  bonded  debt  of  the 
Territory  was  $146,715  06.  Of  that  amount  $46,715  06  was  issued  to 
pay  floating  debt,  $80,000  to  pay  for  Capitol  building  and  $20,OOO  for 
an  asylum.  The  condition  of  the  State's  debt  now  is  set  out  with  all 
the  details  below. 

LOANS-  . Interett. Principal. . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.          P.  Ot.   Payable.  _  When  Due.       butstandfa. 


Asylum  improvem't    ....  5 

Normal  School 5 

Refunding 1891-2  6 

Wagon  road 1890 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


.1S1H 


.1893 
.1893 
.1893 
.1894 


J 

&  J 

&  D 

&  J 

&  J 

&  J 

&  i 

&  J 
& 
& 


.f 
J 


$25,000 
75,000 

10X.OOO 

11,000 

29,000 

8,000 

2,000 

20,000 

65,000 

50,<>00 


July  1,1905-'15 
July  1, 1905-'15 
Junel,1901-'ll 
July,  1900-10 
July  1, 1901--11 
July  1,  1902-'12 
Jan.  1903-'13 
May  1,  1903-'13 
July  1, 1903--13 
June,  1904-'14 

INTEREST  on  the  asylum  improvement  and  normal  school  bonds  is 
payable  at  the  Chase  National  Bank,  New  York ;  on  the  6  per  cent 
wagon-road  bonds  by  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  New  York;  on  the  refund- 
Ing  bonds  at  the  office  of  the  State  Treasurer. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  total  bonded  debt  on  Jan.  1, 1897,  was 
$393,000.  On  Feb.  16,  1895,  bonded  debt  was  $378,000;  floating  debt 
$85,469;  total  debt,  $463,469.  In  1880  the  total  debt,  less  sinking 
fund,  was  $88,381. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— In  189&  the  total  assessed  valuation 
was  $28,962,833 ;  in  1893  the  total  assessed  valuation  was  $33,431,- 
841,  property  being  assessed  at  about  Jg  of  its  estimated  true  value 
In  1880  the  assessed  valuation  of  real  estate  was  $2,297,526;  per 
sonal  property,  $4,143,350;  total,  $6,440,876.  The  tax  rate  per  $1,000 
in  1896  was  $8-50;  in  1893  it  was  $8-50 ;  in  1892,  $7-55. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— Idaho  has  placed  limits  in  its  Constitution 
upon  the  debt-making  power  both  of  the  State  and  its  municipalities. 
Though  the  provisions  have  a  conservative  tendency,  they  are  not  quite 
as  strict  as  the  Constitutional  limitations  of  most  of  the  other  new 
States.  For  a  digest  of  the  laws  respecting  debt  limitation  in  Idaho 
see  STATE  AND  Crrr  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1895,  pages  138  and  139. 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.— The  population  of  Idaho  has  been  as 
follows  in  the  years  named : 
1890 84,385|1880 32,610  |  1870 14,999 

In  1870-80  Increase  was  17,611,  or  117-41  per  cent,  and  in  1880-90 
81,775,  or  158-77  per  cent.  The  population  in  1897,  according  to  local 
figures,  was  148,000. 


CITIES,  COUNTIES  AND  TOWNS 

IN  THE 

STATE  OF    IDAHO. 


ADA   COUNTY.— County  seat  is  Boise  CHy. 

Bonded  debt  (last  returus).$55,000    Value  of  county  property  $127  OOO 

Floating  debt 190,483    Tax  valuation  1896 

Total  debt  (last  returns)  -245,483    Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO>  ''M..  $25*00 
Cash  on  hand  ....   18,385    Tax  valuation  in  1890.. .3,744642 

Net  debt  (last  returns)....  227,098  |  Population  In  1890  was..... 78,368 


ALTURAS   COUNTY.— County  Mat  was  Hailey. 


LOANS—                 When  Due. 
COUKT  HOUSE  BONDS. 
6s,     Jan.,     $40,000 

FUNDING  BONDS — 

7s,  J&J,  $227,000 1897 

($22,700  yearly)  to  1906 
7s,  J&J,  $45,000 1898 

($4,500  yearly)  to  1907 
6ias,  J&J,  $19,000 1897 

($1,900  yearly)  to  1906 


Bonded  debt  Jan,If1896.$231,oo» 

Floating  debt 146,000' 

Total  debt 371,000 

Sinking  fund 36,000 

Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1896....  335,"<  » 

Tax  valuation  1895 1 ,250,000 

Assessment  is  ^  actual  value. 
State  &  Co.  tax  (per  $1,OOO)  $11-25 
Value  of  county  property. $05,000' 

Population  in  1890  was 2,62» 

I  Population  in  1896  about.... 4,500* 


INTEREST  on  6s  paid  in  Hailey;  on  all  other  bonds  in  New  York. 

The  above  shows  the  debtfor.which  Alturas  County  was  primarily  held, 
the  bonds  having  been  issued  by  Alturas  County  before  the  creation  of 
Elmore  and  Ix)gan  counties  and  before  the  annexation  of  a  part  of 
Alturas  to  Bingham.  When  the  Legislature  parcelled  out  Alturas 
County  it  failed  to  provide  for  an  apportionment  of  the  debt. 

Tlie  amount  which  Alturas  County  will  be  required  to  pay  is  only 
about  one-fifth  of  above  amount,  because  the  bonds  pledged  the  tax- 
able property  of  the  county  as  constituted  at  the  time  of  issue,  and  be- 
fore the  division  of  Alturas.  Elmore,  Logan  and  part  of  Bingham 
county  were  taken  from  Alturas  County  in  1889. 


BANNOCK  COUNT  Y.— JOHN  SCOTT,  Auditor. 

County  seat  is  Pocatello. 

When  Due. 


LOANS- 

FCNUING  BONDS — 

6s,  J&J,  $125,000. .Jan.  1, 1906-16 

Bond,  debt  Feb.  8,  '97.. .  $125,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,410,000 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    190,000 
Tax  valuation,  1896 1,600,000 


Assessment  about  -Y,  actual  value, 

State  tax  (per  $1,000) $!>-OO 

County  tax  (per  $1,000) 21-OO 

Total  tax  (per$l,OOO) 4500 

Value  of  county  property.. .$8, 800 

Population  in  189O  was 

Population  in  1897  (est.). ..12,000 


BINGHAM    CO. — County  seat  is  Blackfoot. 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97...  $113,000  I  Tax  valuation  1896.  ...$1,374,494 

Floating  debt 70,000  I  State  tax  (per  $1,OOO>....       *8-50 


Total  deht.          183.OOO 

Sinking  funds 85,000 

Net.  debt  Jan.  1,  '97 98,000 


County  tax  (per $1^000). .  $37-OO 
Population  in  189O  was..  13,575 
Population  in  1897  (est.).  8,000 


(W.  E.  PIEROE,  Mayor. 
—  i  ARCH.  CUNNINGHAM,  Clerk. 
The  County  seat  of  Ada  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

CITY  HALL  BONDS— 
6s,  ....,$40,000 July  1,1911 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1, 1901 

FUNDING  BONDS— 
6s,  ....,$71,000 July  2, 1914 


SEWERAGE  BONDS— 

6s $50,000. July  1,1911 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1, 1901 
Bond'd  debt  Jan.  1,1396.  $161,000 

Floating  debt 21,000 

j, ,.T<i,ui"> .iuiy  _:,  i:ni    Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1896.    182,000 

Subject  to  call  after  July  2,1904  I  Tax  valuation  1895 1,894,738 

SIDEWALK  BONDS—  i  Real  valuation 5,684,000 


6s, $35 ,000....  1897  to  1903 

Payable  '7  yearly. 


Tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO) ...      $11  00 

Population  in  J89O  was 2,311 

Population  in  1880  was 1,899 

Populat'n '95  (local  census). 7,124 


CANYON  COUNTY.— R.  S.  MADDEN,  Treas. 

County  seat  is  Caldwell. 
Bonded  debt  Apr.  1,  '96.    $14,857 

Floating  debt 54,584 

Total  debt  Apr.  1,  1896.      69,441 


Tax  valuation  1896 1 ,936,093 


Actual  valuation  about  $5,OOO,OOO 
Total  tax  (per  *1,OOO>  1896.$30-00 
Value  of  co.  property  '94.  .$31,623 
Population  in  1895  about 5,000 


lUSTER   COUNTY.— County  seat  is  Cl»His. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS — 

7s,  J&J,  $25,000 Jan.  1, 1900 

($2,500  due  yearly)  to  Jan.  1,  1909 

7s,  J&J,  $50,000 Jan.  1, 1903 

$5,000  due  yearly)  to  Jan.  1, 1912 
Bonded  debt  (last  returns). $75,OOO 


Total  debt $109.509 

Cashonhand 2.123 

Net  debt  (last  returns). . .    107,386 

Tax  valuation  1896 SO9,'-'9'2 

Assessment  is  nearly  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000)  '96..S64-50 
Value  of  county  property. $23.420 


Floatingdebt 34,509    Population  in  1890  was 2,176 

INTER  EST  is  payable  at  New  York. 


FREMONT  CO.— ERNEST  BRAMWELL,  Auditor. 

County  seat  is  St.  Anthony. 
Float'g  debt  Jan.  1, 1897.$151,OOO 
County  has  no  bonded  debt. 
Tax  valuat'n  real  &  per$l, 087,006 
Tax  valuat'n  KR  &  tel.      386,879 


Total  valuation  1896.. .$1,473,885 
Assessment  about  2B  actual  value. 
State  &  Co.  tax  (per  $1,OOO>$40-00 
Population  in  18»7  (est.) s,7(JO 


[D  AHO   COUNTY. — County  seat  is  Mount  Idaho. 

Value  of  county  property.  $8,000 

Tax  valuation,  1896 904,556 

Tax  rate  (per  $1 ,000) 4(1-20 


floating  debt  (last  ret'ns)  .$72,655 
bounty  has  no  bonded  debt. 

Cashonhand $2.072 

Net  debt  (last  returns) 70,583 


Population  in  1890  was 2,955 


KOOTEN  AI   COUNT  Y.— County  seat  is  Ratudrum. 
When  Due. 


LOANS- 
FUNDING  BONDS— 

7s,  J&J,  $12,000 Jan.  1,1897 

$1,000  due  yearly)  to  Jan.  1, 1907 
6s,  J&J,  $80,000.. May  2, '02  to '11 

($8,000  due  yearly.) 
ROAD  BONDS- 
SB,  J&J,    $6,000 Jan.  1,1899 

$60O  y'rly  June  1)  to  June  1, 1908 

INTEREST  on  funding  7s  and  road  bonds  is  payable  u, 
National  Bank,  New  York ;  on  funding  6s  at  Kountze  Bros.,  New  York 


Bonded  debt  (last  ret'ne)    $98,000 

Netfloating  debt 49.i::.o 

Total  debt 11 

Cash  on  hand •..        O.-r.'O 

Netdebt  (last returns)...    141/J:i» 

Tax  valuation  1896 2,lti4,:!07 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) . . .  $34-00 
Value  of  county  property  38,800 
Population  in  1890  was 4,108 


LAT  AH    COUNT  Y.— County  seat  is  Moscow. 

bonded  debt  (last  returns)  .$20,000 

Floatingdebt 67,662 

Total  debt 87,662 

Cashonhand 22,432 

Net  debt  (last  returns) 65,230 


Tax  valuation  1896  . . .  .$2,8.'" 
Tot.  tax  (per  $1,000) '96          'J9-00 
Value  of  county  prop'y.        7:i,l-< 
Population  in  1890  was 9,173 


L.EMHI  COUNTY. 

County  seat  Is  Salmon  City. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS— 
8s,  J&J,  $25,200.. July  1, '97 to '05 

($2,800  due  yearly.) 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  18,  '97.. $26,000 

Floating  debt 52,021 

Total  debt 78,021 

Cashonhand 14,105 


P.  CLOUGH,  Auditor. 

Net  debt  Jan.  18,1897 $63,915 

Tax  valuation  1896 W> 

Assessment  about  %  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  $l,OOO) * 

Population  in  1890  was 1.91: 

Population  in  1880  was 2.23J 

Population  in  1897  (est.). ...5,000 


INTEREST  is  payable  in  New  York 


April.  1897. 


Of  STATE, 


141 


LOGAN  COUNTY.— County  seat  was  Bellevue. 


Bonded  debt  (last  ret'ns)  *  1 

Floating  drbt 

•litaldebt 1  • 

Cash  on  hand 34.533 

0«»t  return*)...   194.008 


Tax  valuation  1*94  ...  .$1.752.947 
Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) . .  30-OO 

Value  of  c«.  property..         18.4OO 
Population  In  149Owas 4,169 


MOSCO"W. — MOM«W  is  the  county  seat  of  Latau  County. 


JTAf  »  Out. 


LOANS- 
CTTT  Bojto*— 
4*.  JAJ.  $8,000. 
•s 35.000 

Bosoe— 

«..  JAJ.  #15.000 Oct.  15.  1911 

WATER  BO<CD«— 
7k.  .Nor..  $16,000.. 


..July  1, 1913 
1913 


.NOT.  1. 1909 


6s,  JAJ.     25.000 Oft.  15.  1911 

Bonded  debt  Oast  ret'ns)  $99.000 
Total  valuation  1893. ...1,379,060 
Assessment  to  H  actual  value. 

Average  school  tax 12-OO 

Population  In  189O  wan 2,861 


INTEREST  on  the  funding  bonds  is  payable  at  the  Chemical  National 
lank. New  York:  on  the  water  bonds  at  the  Importers'  A  Traders' 
National  Bank.  Sew  York 

NEZ  PERCE  CO.^ 

County  seat  Is  Lewlston.  This  county  was  divided  In  1889.  the 
«ounty  of  Latah  being  set  off,  leaving  only  the  unsettled  portion  of  the 
•enntry  in  the  county  of  Nex  Perce. 

Net  debt  Feb  1,1895....    $93.00O 
Total  valuation  1896  ....1,429,129 
Assessment  about  >»  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1  .OOO) ...      $36-5O 

Population  in  1890  was 2.847 

Population  In  1880  was 3,965 


OA 


When  Due, 

i        *K  BOXDO— 

^^••v. .  $3o.uoo        

mmted  debt  Feb.  1. 1895    $30.0OO 

Ifkattag  debt   8O.ooo 

fl»tal  drl.t     110.000 

IHsiMa^  fund 17,000 


ONEIDA   COUNTY.— County  seat  UMalad  City. 
*.}£/«. 


ded  debt  (last  ret's) 
"    [debt... 


MJ  :.i 

-i.-  •> 
SjHt 


Net  debt  Oast  returns)  .      $74AU 
Value  of  county  prop'y.        33.000 
ation  189«   ...   1  .324.895 


Tax  valuation 


al  value. 


Tax  rate  (per  $1.000) $32-OO 

PopulatloB  In  1890  was 6,819 

Population  in  188O  was 8J>64 

INTEREST  on  8s  is  payable  at  New  York;  OB  6s  at  option  of  holder 

3WYHEE  CO.-  E.  L.  BALLARD,  Auditor. 


Conntv  seat  1s  Silver  City.    Six  per  eeat 
•f  $81.OOO  for  the  purpose  of  funding  the 

•ale  on  April  IS,  1897. 
7-oatln*  debt  Jan.  4. 1897^88^92 

-.Hintj  h.i.  ;.  •    ...:..!  U   I 

•ashouhi:,.'.      33.190 

1.  1897 53.2<>2 

tttoa  1898 798,909 


bonds  to  the  amount 
debt  are  now  being 


Total  tax  (per 
Value  of 


•oat »»  actual  value 
$1,000) .$35-00 


Population  in 
Population  In 


ty  $30.050 

was 2.O21 

(•»*.)....  5.500 


SHOSHONE      CO.— County  seat  U  Murray. 


...... 

-• 


T**"  l*u. 
19O2 


Cash  oa  hand 
Not  debt  Jan 
Tax  vali     ' 
Tax  vi 


Total  tax  ( 


Total  valuation  1898. 
si  (per  $1000) 
-•talMOwi 


.    319.778 

il.3M.4A8 

317, 


.l,a«8,S84 
.        55-OO 


Population  IB  l«»90wa. 5382 

PopoJatkmtalSowas 


WASHINGTON  CO.— C.  M.  Hixox,  TreM. 

Jamnty  seat  to  Welser. 

iJsn.  1.-IT7.    $40.000 

49.8*8 

- 


aWot.  .  .  .4JOO 


State  of  Colorado. 


KKI'.T. 


ITS 


.   \ 


xtA  »•»  Territory  (  Act  Feb.W,  1861)   -       Feb.  ».  1881 
ted  a*  a  State  (Act  March  S,  1*7V      -        -    Aug.  1,  1876 
L  r«*  nt  State  (•qoar*  miles)     ....       lOS.Wfl 

ate  Capital          ........    Denver 

i'ir  (term  expire*  Jan.  18M)     -       -       -     Alva  Adanu 

'  State  (term  expire  Jan.  19)    -    C.  H.  S.  Whippl. 

i  rar  (term  expire.  Jan.  18W)     -      -      O«o.  W.  Kephart 

itore  meete  bienoiaUy  in  odd  yean  on  the  ftnt  Wednes- 

day in  Jannarr.  and  MMSOM  arc  limited  to  90  days. 

JRY  OP  DEBT.  -For  history  of  State  debt  s*s  STATB  A«V 
>  rui»irr  of  April.  18M,  p.  14O.    The  premnt  debt  Is  as  fol 


>ANS- 

so  f    •••     H 


Baft   ,. 


WKen  Due, 


•eTKtftnft. 


3",    Jan.   1.  1905     $900,000 

Jan.  1.  1907 


. 

>  He-Be  T  bond*  1  -CJ3  4    4 
i-arrr. 

NTEREST  Is  parable  at  the 

••L  DEBT,  ETc.-The  feUewtng  show*  the  (rose  debt  of  the 


300,000 

1910   100.000 
1»1Q    70.500 


Xstdebt. 


•  -.•:,.„,• 

Dw.  1. 1898. 
$1.918,787 


.    ..     i.  - 

II 


*-..:•..  U 


5.91$ 

.:,.....-, 


...... 

430.380 


1»92. 
$1.7«9.592 

-     • 
800,000 


i.  :-..."-• 
$1.90*207 


$2,411.477 
949.022 


$1.462,455 


DEBT  AND  TAX  VALUATION.-Tne  following  shows  the  State's 
total  assessed  valuation,  the  State  tax  per  $1,000,  and  the  total  State 


State  Tax 
I  per  $1.000;. 

SI    .Ml 


4-00 
4-OO 
5-56 
5-OO 
5-6O 


Total  Debt 

Aon.  30. 

$3,157,509  00 


2,411,47700 

1,647,90061 

814,494  66 

213,484  76 

227,70918 


debt  for  each  year  since  1876 : 
Total  Auetied 

X<H.  30-  Valuation. 

1896. $206.598,561  00 

1895 202.584,334  OO 

1894 208,905,27900 

1893 238,722,41700 

1892 236,884,44900 

189O. 22O.544.O64  (52 

1885 115.420.193  9O 

188O. 73.69S.746  29 

1S77 43,453.94636 

In  addition  to  the  tax  rate  as  above  there  is  a  poll  tax  of  $1-00  per 
capita.  Prior  to  188O  this  poll  tax  was  5O  cents  per  capita. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— Colorado's  Constitutional  provisions  with 
reference  to  the  creation  of  debt  are  of  considerable  length,  and  strike 
one  at  first  as  quite  elaborate.  After  a  brief  study  of  the  provisions 
their  good  qualities  stand  out  so  plainly  as  wholly  to  disarm  criticism. 
No  State  has  placed  the  debt-making  power  on  a  more  reasonable  basis. 
All  the  regulations  with  reference  to  public  indebtedness  are  found  in 
article  11  of  the  Constitution.  See  STATE  AND  CITY  SUPPLEMENT  of 
April.  1895,  pages  140  and  141. 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.-The  population  of  Colorado  has  been 
as  follows  in  the  year  named: 

1890 412,19811970 39,864 

1880 194.327  |  1860 34,277 

In  186O-70  Increase  was  5,587,  or  16-3O  per  cent;  In  187O-80, 154,463 
or  3  7-47  per  cent;  in  1880-90.  217,871.  or  112-12  per  cent. 


CITIES.  COUNTIES  AXD  TOWNS 

nt  TBB 
STATE  OF  COLORADO. 

BENT    COUNTY.— Las  Anlmas  is  the  county  seat. 
Wkrn  Due. 


LOAN 

C,H   KT    Jl 

7s,  April.  $2i.OOO  ......  April,  1901 

RAILBOAD  AID— 
8s,  July.  $8,000  ........  July,   1910 

Subject  to  call. 

INTEREST  on  court-bouse  bonds 
railroad  aid  bonds  at  Boston.  Mass. 


Bonded  debt  (last  returns)  $33,000 

Warrants  issued 16,739 

Tax  valuation  1896 1,039,311 

Assessment  about  Hi  actual  value. 
Tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  1893.. $36-00 

Population  In  1890  was. 1,313 

Population  In  1880  was 1,654 

U  payable  at  Mew  York;    on 


n/~4rTT    v-MTD        t  C.  RICK  ETTS.  Mayor. 

aC_>Ul_L)n.rt  —  )E.  K.  STAFFORD,  clerk. 
This  1*  the  county  seat  of  Boulder  County. 

LOANS-  **** 

W  ATEB  H»»  ne— 


Tax  valuation  1896.. ..$1,313.525 
Assessment  Is  >a  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1.000) $98-30 

Population  la  1890  was 3.33O 

Populafn  -96  (local  esttanate).6,OOO 


6S.JAD,  $30,000.  g..  Dee.  1.19O8 
6S.JAD.  20,000, g... June  1,1906 
54.JAD.  80,000. (...June  1.1905 
Total  debt  Jan.  1.1897.  $151,700 

The  bond*  are  all  optional  after  10  yean  from  their  date. 

INTEREST  on  5e  and  6s  due  1908  1s  payable  at  the  Chemical 
National  Bank.  New  York;  on  8s  due  19O8ai  American  Exchange 
National  Bank.  New  York. 

TAX  FREE.— All  Issues  of  this  city's  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

BOULDER  CO.— L.  H.  SMITH,  Treasurer. 

Coontr  seat  is  Boulder. 

Tax  valuation  1896 $5,213,655 

Assessment  about  >»  actual  value. 
State  A  Co.  tax  (per$l,000)  .$24-80 
Population  In  1890  was....  14,082 
!•,.,.  ;.  iUoa  .n  1890  »;'-  •'.'-:< 
Population  In  1898. 18,000 


LOANS— 
POBUC  HCILMWO  : 
to.  ApriL  $42.000  .....  Apr.  1.  1900 

Bonded  debt  Apr.  1,  18*6.$42.OOO 
Floating  debt  ..............   18.000 

Total  debt  April  1.  1896.  .  .  60.000 


CANON  CITY.- 

Inls  U  the  county  seat  of  Fremont  Co. 


<  8,  8.  NICHOLS.  Mayor. 
•  JC.  J.  FREDBICK8ON.  Treasurer. 


H  /,/„ 


LOANS- 

FCBUIXO  BO*IM 

As,  $40.000 July  1,1903 

(Subject  to  call  July  1. 1899) 

REFCTOIXO  w  ATE*  BO»DS— 
6s,  MAS.  $60,000  . .  .Mar.  18. 1920 

WATBB  WOIU  BO»De— 
««.  JAJ,  $10,000  ....Oct.  15,  1909 

(Snb|«-.-i  to  call  In  10  yean.) 

TAX  FREE.— all  bonds  of  this  oity  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

INTEREST  on  the  water  bonds  Is  payable  at  Canon  City  and  In 
New  York. 


Total  debt  Jan..  1897 $110,000 

Wat«-r  debt  (included)..        70.OOO 

Tax  valuation  1896 698,212 

Assessment  to  >»  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1.OOO) $67  6O 

Population  In  1890  was 2,825 

,tl..n  In  188O  was.....   1,501 
Population  In  1895  (est'd) .... 5.0OO 


CHAFFEE  CO.— C. 

County  seat  Is  Boena  Vista. 

LOANS-  When  Dtu. 

Ki  VHI50  BnxD*— 
8s,  AAO. $204^00  ..Dro.  2, 1823 
Optional  after  Oct.  1.  1903. 

-•  HIIOL  DISTRICT. — 


7«,MA8, Mar.  1, 19O7 

Mtfeet  to  call  after  Mar.  l. 
Total  debt  (last  return*).. $27.OOO 


COLORADO  SPRINGS. 

This  city  Is  situated  In  El  Paso  County. 

LOANS- 

n,  A  VIADUCT  BOSD*— 


W.  ERDLEN,  Treasurer. 

Total  debt  Feb.  1,  1897. .  $224.600 

Tax  valuation  1898 2.32O.182 

Assessment  about  «»  actual  value. 
Population  1897  (estlmat ) .  10,i  60 

Tax  valuation  1 895 $633,985 

Baal  valuation  (about) .   3.OOO.OOO 
Population  in  1897  (est.) 3.OOO 


.C.PLUMB,Mayor. 


(U,  JAJ.  $10,000 July  1 

o.OOO Aug.  1 

BBWBB  Boi»t>»— 

6«,  JAJ,  $50,000 July  1 

6s.  JAJ,    25,000 July  1 

5s,  AAO,  20,000 Oct.  1 

is.  JAJ,    15,000 July  1 

WATBB-WOBB*— 

6s.  JAJ,  $30,000 July  1 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1 

6s,  MAS.  $85,000 Mar.  1 

6s,  MAN,  80,000 Nov.15 

6s,  JAJ,   25,000 Julyl 

5s,  AAO,  70,000 Oct.  1 

5s,AAO,  50,000 Oct.  1 


l    /<!«• 

~1905 

i:  

1903 

l-.,., 

j    '.1   ,-. 

WATBR-WOBKS—  (Cont.)— 

-•-,  J  v.:.  -  0,  Jau.  1.  l:i«>«: 
5s,  MAS,  6O.OOO  Mar.  1,  19O9 
5s,  AAO,  70,000  Oct.  1,1909 
5s,  JaJ,  65.00O  July  1,  191O 
6s,  MAH.l  70.OOO  Mar.  2,  1911 
Bonded  debt  Mar.  1,  '97.  $910,000 
Floating  drht  .  51,072 

1910 

Total  dent  961,072 

i  ..... 

Water  debt  (1  ncluded)  .  .  .  760,000 
Cash  assets  131,607 

1897 
1904 

l 
190$ 
1906 
19M 

Xetdeht  M:ir.  1,  1897...  829,455 
Tax  valuation  1896  6,505,635 
Assessment  about  "3  actual  value. 
Totaltax  (per  $1,000)...  56-5O 
Population  In  189O  was...  .11,140 
Population  In  1897  (est.)...21,OOO 

142 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LX1V. 


ALL  BONDS  sub)eet  to  call  5  jears  before  maturity  and  are  se- 
cured by  a  sinking  fund. 

SCHOOL  DISTRICT. — 

it  MAS  -  -  -Sept.  1, 1909  I  Total  debt  (last  returns)    $138,00< 

"Subject  to'oaii  after  Sept.  1, 1898  |  Tax  valuation  1894. ...   6,144,370 

The  water  works  are  valued  at  $1,5OO,OOO. 

GOLD  BONDS.— Allot  the  city's  bonds  arc  payable  In  gold  coin. 

TAX  FREE-— All  bonds  Issued  by  this  city  are  exempt  from  tax- 
ation. 

INTEREST  Is  payable  In  Colorado  Springs  and  In  New  York. 

mi  lit  y  seat  is  Conejos. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $34-00 

Population  in  1890  was 7,193 

Population  in  1880  was 5,605 

Population  In  1897  (est)...  10,000 


CONE  JOS  CO. 


Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  1897          . 

Kloul  IHL'  dobt '  -.-•'•* 

T  a  debt  Jan.  1. 1897...  132,293 
Tax "valuation  1806....  $1.813,826 
AMewmeut  Is  »10  actual  value. 

The  county's  bonds  are  due  IB  20  year»,  with  an  option  of  call  in  1< 
years. 

TAX  FREE.— The  above  bonds  are  not  taxed. 

DENVER.— 

Denver  is  situated  in  Arapahoe  County.  On  Feb.  7, 1894  the  town  of 
Month  Denver  was  annexed  to  and  became  a  part  of  tlie  City  of  Denver 
and  the  city  assumed  Its  indebtedness.  See  statement  below. 


LOANS 


When  Due. 


>4S- 

FUNPINO  BONDS— 
6s.  F&A,  $180,000 1898 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
HARMON  WATER,  B'LDG  &  BRIDGE 

8s.  J&J,  $3,500 1901 

8s,J&D,    5,800 1905 

PUBLIC  IMPROVEMENT— 
5s  J&J,  $400,000.... July  1,1905 

'        Subject  to  call  July  1, 1900 
4*. M&N,  $400,000.... Nov.  1, 1907 

Optional  after  March  1, 1902. 
4s,  M&8,  $700,000 1906 

Subject  to  call  after  1901. 


SOUTH  DENVER  WATER  BONDS— 

6s,  J&J,  $160.000 Jan.  1,1903 

6s,  F&A,       3,OOO Feb.  4,  1905 

Os,  M&N,  100,000  ....May  1, 1905 

68,  M&N,    00,000 1905 

Total  debt  Apr.  1, 1896.$2,012,300 

Sinking  fund 130,000 

Net  debt  Apr.  1, 1896...  1,882,300 
Tax  valuation  1895..  .$67,851,815 

Assessm't  about  >a  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $28-20 

Populationiu  1890  was.. ..106,713 

Population  in  1880  was 35,029 

Population  in  1896  (est.)..  158,000 


INTEREST  on  funding  6s  Is  payable  at  Fourth  National  Bank,  N. 
Y -on  South  Denver  water  bonds  at  Chemical  National  Bank,  N.  Y.; 
on  public  improvement  bonds  at  Mercantile  Trust  Co.,N.  Y.;  on  Har- 
mon water,  building  and  bridge  bonds  at  Denver. 

SPECIAL  BONDS— On  Jan.  1,  1895,  there  were  outstanding 
$540,000  of  special  sewer  and  paving  district  bonds,  which  are  secured 
by  special  assessment. 

A  SINKING  FUND  of  $1-90  per  $1,000  of  assessed  valuation  was 
provided  in  1894  by  special  assessment. 

EAGLE  COUNTY— L.  S.  PIERCE,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Red  Cliff.  A  four-mill  levy  was  made  in  1895  for  the 
purpose  of  creating  a  sinking  fund  for  the  redemption  of  the  first  issue 
of  county  bonds. 

LOANS-  when  Due- 

FUNDING  BONDS— 

7s,  M&S,  $78,000 Mar.  1, 1909 

Subject  to  call  after  ten  years. 
8s,  J&J/  $30,900. . . . . . JaB._l,_1905 


,          , .    , 

Subject  to  call  after  ten  years.  I 

-i      -I  OUT      OMQf!  QQQ   ' 


Tax  valuation,  real  .....  $1,111,632 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    219,239 
Tax  valuation  1896  ......  1  ,330,871 

Assessment  about  ^2  actual  value. 
State  &  Co.  tax  p.  $1,000.  ...$31-50 


.  .      ,.  ... 

Population  in  1890  was  ......  3,725 


Total  dSt  JS. T 18OT. -$126,392  ' 
INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  County  Treasury  and  in  New  York. 
TAX  FREE-— Bonds  of  this  county  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

FORT  COLLINS. — This  city  is  In  Larimer  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

KEFUNDINO  WATER  BONDS,  '95— 
5s,  F&A.  $105,000  . .  .Aug.  1, 1915 

Subject  to  call  after  AUK.  1, 1900 
Total  debt  (last  returns).$105,000 


Tax  valuation  1894 $904,565 

Assessment  is  %  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $49-50 

Population  in  1890  was 2,011 

Population  in  1860was 1,356 


lUlill   UcUt     \ltlOli  !ClJi*i"o/.«4J.i.w»w  v        -.  vf~  - 

Interest  is  payable  at  Fort  Collins  or  In  New  York. 

FREMONT   CO. — County  seat  is  Canyon  City. 
When  Due. 


LOANS- 
COURT  HOUSE  BONDS — 
8s,  Apr.  1, $9,000... .Deo.  20, 1900 

Subject  to  call. 
Bonded  debt  Apr.  20,  '96.      $9,000 

Floating  debt 53,000 

Total  debt 62,000 

Sinking  fund 3,000 

Net  debt  Apr.  20, 1896. ..      59,000 
Tax  valuation  1896 3,500,000 


Assessment  about  V*  actual  value. 
State  &  Co.  tax  (per  $1,000)  .$24-50 

Population  in  1890  was 9,156 

Population  1896  (local  est). 12,000 

SCHOOL  DISTRICT— 
6s,  J&J Jan.  1, 1909 

Subject  to  call  after  Jan.  1, 1899 
Total  debt  (last  returns).    $25,000 

Taxvaluation  1896 3,775,494 

Population  in  1895  (est.) 4,000 


INTEREST  on  the  court  house  bonds  is  payable  at  the  office  of  the 
Countv  Treasurer. 


GARFIELD    CO.—  S.  B.  EUBANKS,  Treas. 

County  seat  Is  Glenwood  Springs. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

COUNTY  BONDS — 
7s,  A&O,  $197,900 Various 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 

6s,  A&O,  $28,OOO 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,'  96.  $225,900 


Sinking'fund $3,905 

Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1896. . . .    240,274 

Tax  valuation  1896 2,223,004 

Assessment  about  %  actual  value. 
State  tax  (per  $1,000)  '95.... $4-00 

County  tax  (per  $1,000) 26-00 

Population  in  1890  was 4,478 


Floating  debt. 18,279 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1896..    244,179 

INTEREST  on  the  county  bonds  is  payable  at  the  Chemical  National 
Bank,  New  York;  on  the  refunding  bonds  at  the  Chemical  National 
Bank,  New  York,  or  at  the  County  Treasurer's  office. 


GREELY. — Situated  in  Wild  County. 


Bonded  debt  Mar.  15,'97..$75,OOO 

Floati»g  debt 18,000 

Total  debt  Mar.  15, 1897..  93,000 


Tax  valuation  1896 $900,000 

Population  in  1890  was 1,268 

Population  in  1897  (est.)       3,500 


HIGHLANDS 5 N.  j.  DAVIS, Mayor. 

1 1^-tt.lN  J-FO.       j  JOHN  VALENTIJ,E(  Cy 
This  town  Is  In  Arapahoe  County. 


When  Due. 


LOANS- 

IMI'ROVKMKST  BONDI 

6s.  J&J,  $37,OOO July  1,1904 

Subject  to  call  after  ten  years. 

SEWER  BONDS — 
6s,  J&J,  $22,OOO July  1,1904 

Subject  to  call  after  ten  years. 
6s.  J&J,  $14,000 July  1,  1906 

Subject  to  call  after  ten  years. 

INTEREST  is  payable  in  Denver  and  In  New  York  City. 


6s,  J&J,  $13,000 Jan.  1,1907 

Subject  to  call  after  ten  years. 
Total  debt  Jan.  1 , 1896. .    $86,000 

Tax  valuation  1895 3,410,910 

Assessment  is  'a  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $32-20 

Population  in  1890  was 5,161 

Population  in  1895  (est.)...  12,000 


HINSDALE   CO. — County  seat  Is  Lake  City. 
When  Due. 


LOANS- 
FUNDING  BONDS — 
8s,  J&J,  $43,000. . .  .Dec.  31, 1901 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
5s,  F&A,$05,OOO. . .  .July  27,  1900 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
JUDGMENT  BONDS' 
8s,  F&A,  $44,000.    Aug.  12, 1911 
Subj't  to  call  niter  Aug.  12, 1901 
Bond. debt  (last  returns). $152,OOO 

Floating  debt  abuut 20,000 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  office  of  the  County  Treasurer  or  at 
the  office  of  Kouutze  Bros.,  New  York. 


Total  debt  (about) $172,000 

Water  debt  (not  Inc.) 25,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 553,717 

Taxvaluation  1892 684,513 

Assessm't  same  as  actual  value. 
State  tax  (per  $1 ,000)  '94. 
County  tax  (per  $1,OOO) . . 

Average  school  tax 

Population  in  1890  was.. 
Population  in  1880  was.. 


20  25 
525 

sea 

1,487 


JEFFERSON  CO.— ROBERT  E.  JONES,  Treas. 

County  seat  is  Golden. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS.— 
6s.  J&D,  $31,000 June  1, 1903 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
Interest  payable  N.  Y.  &  Golden. 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  1896.  $31,OOO 
Floating  debt 56,475 


I  Total  debt  Jan.  1,  IS'.IG. .    $87,475 

I  Tax  valuation  1890 4,035,917 

i  State  tax  (per  $1,000)  '95 $4-00 

1  County  tax  (per  $1,000) 20-50 

Population  in  189o  was H.450 

Population  in  1880  was 0,804 

Population  in  1890  (est.)..  ..10,000 


LAKE  COUNTY. — County  seat  is  Leadville.  Certain 
outstanding  bonds  of  this  county  have  been  declared  illegal  by 
U.  S.  Courts. 


Total  debt  Jan..  '97,  abt.     $10,000 

All  floating  debt — no  bonds. 
Total  debt  J  uly ,  1 880  . .    $239,898 
Tax  valuation  1896 4,192,852 


Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 
State  &  Co.tax  (per  $1,OOO).$34-00 

Population  in  1890  was 14,f>63 

Population  in  1880  was -3,563 


LA  PLATA  CO.—  J.  L.  PARSONS,  Treasurer. 

Couuty  seat  is  Durango.  The  payment  of  $30,491  of  bonds  originally 
issued  by  La  Plata  County  has  been  assumed  by  Moutezuma  County, 
which  was  organized  in  1889. 

LOANS—  When  Due.    Bonded  debt  Feb.  1/97..  $136,285 

FUNDING  BONDS  —  Floating  debt  .............       I'-'.OOO 

6s,  J&J,  $85,175  .....  Apr.  6,1908  I  Total  debt  Feb.  1,1897..    14^^H 

Subject  to  call  after  Apr.  6,1898  I  Tax  valuation,  real  ......  1,863,000 

JUDGMENT  BONDS  —  i  Tax  valuation,  personal.    516,158 

8sJ  J&J,  $18,60O  ____  Dec.  30,  1911  I  Tax  valuation  1890  .....  2.M- 

Subject  to  call  Dec.  30,  1901  I  State  &  Co.  tax  (per$l,000).  $35-50 
8s,  M&S,  $11,900  .....  Sept.  1,  1911  I  Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 

Subject  to  call  Sept.  1,  1901  I  Population  in  1890  was  ......  5,509 

8s,  A&O,  $5,250  ......  Apr.  27,  1912  |  Population  in  1880  was  ......  1,110 

Subject  to  callafter  Apr.  27,  1902  I  Population  in  1897  (est.)  .....  8,000 

ROAI>  AND  BRIDGE  BONDS- 
SB,  Apr.,  $15,360  .....  Apr.  1,  1903  | 

I  NTEREST  on  the  funding  bonds  is  payable  at  the  office  of  Kouutze 
Bros.,  New  York,  and  In  Durango;  on  the  judgment  bonds  at  the 
Chemical  National  Bank,  New  York,  and  in  Durango  ;  on  the  road  and 
bridge  bonds  in  Durango  only. 


LAS  ANIMAS  CO.—  Wif.  0.  SHERMAX,  Clerk. 

County  seat  is  Trinidad. 

When  Due. 


Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1897....  $154,559 

Tax  valuation  1896 C.-JJ1.826 

Assessment  is  ^3  to  *3  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per$l,OOO) $4-00 

County  tax  (per  $1,000) 14-05 

Population  iu  18!>0  was 1 

Population  in  1895  (about). 20,000 


LOANS- 
COUNTY  BONDS— 

5s,  A&O,  $119,500 1914 

6s,A&O,       51,200 1910 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97.  $170,700 

Floating  debt 5,407 

Total  debt 175,407 

Cash  on  hand 20,848 

OPTIONAL. — The  county's  bonds  are  subject  to  call  ten  years  after 

date. 

INTEREST  on  the  6  per  cent  bonds  is  payable  at  the  Cln 
National  Bank,  New  York ;  on  the  5  per  cent  bonds  at  the  Fii 
tioual  Bank,  New  York. 

5  8.  D.  NICHOLSON,  Mayor. 
• — iW.  G.  NIMERICK,  Clerk. 
County  seat  of  Lake  County.    This  city  has  no  bonded  debt. 

Total  valuation  1890....*!. 755.781 
Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $65-00 

Population  in  1890  was  ....  1 
Population  in  1897  (est.)...  12,000 

INTEREST  is  payable  by  Kountze  Bros.,  New  York  City,  aud  at  City 
Treasury. 


Floating  debt $229,806 

Total  debt 229,806 

Cashonhaud 10,413 

Net  debt  Feb.  1 , 1897. . . .    219,393 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,320,641 

Tax  valuation  .personal.    435,440 


T    O>jr"  TVrr^TVTT         5  GEORGE  W.  COFFIN.  Mayor. 
!_,<_>  IN  U-JYUJ  IN  1  . —  { CHAS.  L.  REED,  Clerk  anil  Kecorder. 
This  town  is  In  Boulder  County. 


LOANS—  When.  -Due. 

REFUNDING  WATER  BONDS— 

6s,  F&A,  $70,000 Aug.  1,  1916 

Subject  to  call  after  AUK.  1,  1902. 
Interest  payable  at  Treas'rs  office. 


Total  debt  Feb.  1,1897...   S70.000 

Taxvaluation  1896 c;:i0.rJ:J 

Assessment  about  -'3  actual 

Total  tax  (per$l,OOO) > 

Population  1890  was 1.S4J 

Population  1897  (about) 2,200 


TVT  A  •MrTrrriT  T         J  C.  H.  FROWINE,  Mayor. 
iYL  A.  IN  1  IU  U  . —  $  F.  D.  FOX,  Treasurer.  • 

Manltou  Is  in  El  Paso  County. 


Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97...$86,OOO 

Water  debt  (included) 74,000 

Floating  debt  (about) 1 5,000 

Total  debt 101,000 

Siukiugfund l.OOO 

Net  debt  Jan.  1.  1»97 100,000 


Tax  valuation  1890 - 

Assessment  about  ';)  actual  \ 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) ••?(': 

Population  in  1890  was 1,811 

Population '97  bet.  1,200  .V  1.N" 


MESA    COUNTY.— J.  B.  BEDWELL,  Co.  Clerk. 

County  seat  is  Grand  Junction. 

When  Due.  \  Net  debt  Sept.  1,  189(5 . 

Tax  valuation,  real 1 . ' 


LOANS- 

BKIUGE  BONDS — 
8s,  Apr.,  $13,900 April,  1905 

FUNDING  BONDS— 
6s,  J&J,  $64,500 Jan.  2,1908 


Ait.v  v aiuaiiiuuj  lut**-...- 

Tax  valuation,  personal  1,0(K 
Total  valuation  1896...   - 
Tax  valuation  189'-' 

Assessment  is  >4  actual  • 


•  >  Vt.it  ,   '7M  i  •  I  ,  •  1 1  M  r  ......   .  I  ,iu  ,    —  ,    J. . 

Subject  to  call  after  1898 

Interest  payable  at   Grand  Junc- 
tion, Colo.,  and  in  New  York.        i  jr«,piiianuu  m  *«**«  "-*"• 

Total  debt  Sept.  1, 1890..  .$78,400  |  Population  1896  (local  est).lS.W 

Sinking  fund 1,300  | 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  Grand  Junction  and  New  York 


L(J   la      -t   <njun«*    •> 

State  &  Co.tax  (per  $1,0 
tion,  Colo.",  and  In  New  York.         I  Population  in  1890  was .4,-'* 


.pril,    I 


Of  STATE, 


143 


IONTROSE   CO.  —  County  seat  U  Montrose. 


**•»  D*». 


ANS- 

.fl28.3OO  .....  Jan.  3.1906 


County  ha*  no  floating  debt. 
T»z  valuation  1898  ....*1.'_M7.<U 
Assessment  about  >4  actual  value 
Population  lu  189O  was 3,980 


•  iii       •  to  call  after  Jaa.  3. 1898 

SBlrtrtit  (last  return*)*  151.300 

NTFREST  i«   payable   at   the    County   Treasurer1*  office  and  by 

^••ro*..  New  York  City. 

'1TKIN  COUNTY.— M.  C.  MC-XICHOLS,  Treas. 

r  seat  ta  Aspen. 


^HNftr  "*** Due- 

|wf$218,000~...July  1. 1*06 
g&oet  tocail. 


.40,700 Oct.  1.1910 


Total  debt  Feb.  1,  1897..  $467.600 
Tax  valuation,  real  ......  1  .333,860 

Tax  valuation,  penonal.l.O01,4-<> 
Total  valuation  1«X>  ____  •->.:i;is.-*0 

t  about  1-5  actual  value. 


Total  tax  ((per  $1.OOO>  .....  $57-M> 
Population  In  lS9Owas  ......  8,980 


Subject  to  call. 
».$2J9,900  ...Oct.  1.1911 
•x  to  call  after  Oct.  1.  19O1 
LRE5T  1*  payable  by  Kountic  Brothers,  New  York  City,  and  at 
Tniasuni  •  olflce.  Aspen,  Colo. 


c-oi    r^        J  A.  T.  KING,  Mayor. 
=.BLO. —  Jc.  E.  ROSS.  City  Clerk. 

-.mated  In  Pueblo  County.    The  city  of  Bessemer  was 
pi  ta  Pueblo  In  January.  1894. 

SKWBB  Bo*n*-(Con.) 

6s, $34.000 June.  1904 

6s. 36.000 Oct..  1904 

Interest  payable  In  New  York. 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1.  V7..  $297.OOO 

Flc*Ua<debt...T. 160.000 

Total  debt. 457,000 

Slaking  fund 17,400 

Net  debt  Jan.  1.  1897...    439.6OO 
Park  bond.,  additional..      70.OOO 


•„,-,;    .  . 

,000 June  1,1902 

!ooo.. June.  1902 

..Dee..  1906 

,000 Sept..  1907 

^^Ka— 

,000 Jane.  1906 


H>, 


...June.  1902 


,  .  . 

Tax  valuation  1896 9,339.499 

Assessment  about  4  actual  value. 
City  tax  rate  (per  $1.000). .  .m-OO 
Population  ta  1890  ia*..:  14.508 
Fopulatkm  1897  (local  eat.) .33,000 


t).OOOg..Jan.  1, 1912 
Tia 

....JuBO.1802 
,-  All  of  the  city's  bonds  are  subject  to  call  ten  years 


WknDu*. 
Buxtw— 
,000      Jan 
to  call  Jau.  1 .  1906 
1896 


LO  COUNTY.— J xo.  MEALE.  Clerk. 

Is  Pueblo. 

™* •*—-        »wlB»i«BW»  VW.   A,  AOW.      O*UU.«MfU 

Tax  valuation  1S96  ...14.669.549 
lion  (est.1      55.0OO.OOO 

IB  1890  ro 31.491 

talSftOwM 7.617 

1*  IttVS  («•*.!... 38.00O 


FO  BLANCO  CO.— R.  OLDI.AXD,  Treasurer. 

^^•aat  U  Meeksr. 


BOP1 


Oet.l.l90> 
yean  from  date. 
BA 


dcM  Jan.  1.1897..  $49.000 
Flua*lag4flbt  ..............         10V 

Total  debt  Jan.  1.1897... 

Tax  valoaUon  1897  ........  7OO.313 

t  to  *t  artnal  value. 


parable  at  the  County  TieasuisVs  offlee.  or  at  t 
!<a»k.  New  York. 
R£E.-Allbond*of  this  ea«B»ty  are  eiempt  from  taxation. 


SGUACHE  CO.—  W.  A.  LW:KSTT,  Tn-«gnrer. 


ptacbe.    Thrhoadsof 
[$8400 yearly;  Ik*' 


cousty  are  bsjtag  retired 
«aM  will  all  be  paid  «*T 


»'.                        WhnDtu,  I  Total  debt  Fob.  1.18*7..    $56.1OO 
^BsjiB  *m>  PD»DIM»—      |  Tax  valnatts* 1896. 1.901,1 


EkMt  to  call. 


.Total  tax  <|»H 
$6.000  '  Population  la  T 


.$20-00 

:.  Ol 


^^fft  payable  by  Koojstao  •lalasii.  Xow  York  City. 

(MPSOMIS 

«•).$! 


JAN  COUNTY. 

•Tarn  stsv.  I     r«, 
nroo-  Total 

an-700  TaxvaluatlMt 

ropulallon  la  1$*O  was 


MIGUEL  CO.-K.  K. 

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.1*13 


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22.760 
Not  oaot  Jaa.  1. 18*7....    l*O.*a 

Tax  valaattoa  1896 1.194.327 

Mate  A  Co.  tax  (B.  $1.OOO».$44W 
IWOwa* 2.909 


OB  the  boads  of  this  eoaatr  Is  paid  IB  New  York  or  st  the 

•>mwlllT'!lor-..|r.  i  ... 


SCJTH    DENVER  -  Annexed  to  Denver  February  7, 


Is  rttuated  In  Las  Antman  County. 


Bmsded  dent  Jan.  1.-06.. 


•170.000 
7,000 
177.000 
,7» 

•Mi 

.$47-55 

Popalatlonlaimowas 5,023 

Population  In  1H96  (ost.) .... 8,000 
•  payable  at  Comical  tfattoaal  Baak.  New  York. 


nut. 


J"lT  10-  19on 

flap!  1.190% 
May  1.1907 


Total  ilfht  Jan.  1.1896. 
Tai  valuation  1896. 


Total  tax  (pnr  $1 


l«  H  »• 
I1.00W 


State  of  Utah. 

ITS 

DEBT,  RESOURCES,  &c. 

The  bill  for  the  admission  of  Utah  as  a  State  of  the  Union 
was  passed  by  the  House  of   Representatives  December  13, 
1893.  and  by  the  Senate  on  July  10,  1894.    (See  CHRONICLE, 
vol.  60,  pages  577  and  578.) 
Organized  as  a  Territory  (Act  Sept.  9,  1350)    -        Sept.  9,  1850 

Admitted  as  a  State Jan.  4,  1896 

Total  area  of  State  (square  miles)    ....  84,970 

State  Capital  Salt  Lake  City 

Governor  (term  expires  1st  Monday  Jan  ,  1901)  Heber  M.  Wells 
Secretary  (t°rm  ezp  res  1st  Monday  Jan.,  1901)  J.  T.  Hammond 
Treasurer  (term  expires  lit  Monday  Jan.,  1901)  -  Jas.Chipman 
Legislature  meets  biennially  in  odd  years  on  the  second  Mon- 
day in  January,  and  sessions  are  limited  to  60  days,  except 
the  first  session,  which  met  on  January  7,  to  hold  90  days. 

LOANS—  • — Interest. — .    . Principal, . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  ^*-  *"•  I'agabU.     When  Due.    Outtlaiutg. 

Building  bonds 5       J    A    J    July  1,   1910    $300,000 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1,  10OO 

State  bond*.  1896  (gold) 4       J    &  J    July  1.   1916       200,000 

Territorial  bonds 5       J    4    J    July  2,   19O8       1M),OOO 

do          do     1892    5       J    *    J    July  1,  1912     *25O,OOO 


•This  loan  non-taxable. 

PAR  VALUE.-Boad*  are  In  piece*  of  $1.000  each. 

INTEREST  on  the  State  bonds  of  1892  Is  payable  In  Salt  Lake 
City,  or  at  the  offloe  of  Wells.  Fargo  A  Co.,  New  York ;  on  the  bonds 
of  1896  at  the  U.  8.  Mortgage  *  Trust  Co.,  New  York  City,  or  the  State 
Bank  of  Utah,  Salt  Lake  City;  on  all  other  bond*  In  Salt  Lake  City  or 
at  the  American  Exchange  National  Bank  In  New  York. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— The  Indebtedness  of  this  State  1s  limited 
by  1U Constitution  (Artlrle  XIV.,  Sections  1  and  2)  to  $200,000  over 
and  above  the  Territorial  Indebtedness  assumed  by  the  State,  except 
"  to  repel  Invasion,  snpprea*  Insurrection,  or  to  defend  the  State  In 
war." 

TOTAL  DEBT  on  January  1, 1897,  was  $000,000.  On  February  1, 
1  *:»4.  the  total  debt  was  $700,OOO;  In  1880  It  was  $9.120. 

TAX  VALUATION.— In  1896  the  total  s messed  valuation  was 
$1O7,OOO.OOO;  In  1993  It  was  $98.009.021.  In  1894  the  assessed 
valuation  of  real  property  was  $49,131.679;  Improvements,  $19.819.- 
949;  personal  property,  $18.780.242;  railroads,  telegraph  and  tele- 
phone*. $11. 771 .352:  total.  $09.003.243.  In  1893  the  total  assessed 
valuation  was  $117.506.375;  In  1891.  $121,146.648;  In  189O.  $1O4.- 
T'.-i.TM);  In  1889.  $01,017,312.  The  real  value  Is  estimated  at  $20O,- 
OOO.OOO, 

POPULATION.— The  population  of  Utah  has  been  as  follows  In  the 
year*  named. 

1897 200.000)1880 143.963  I  1860 40.973 

1890 307.90611870 86.786  |  185O 11.38O 

In  1860-70  Increase  was  46.013.  or  110-49  per  cent;  In  1870-80 
•7.177.  or  69-M  per  cent :  and  In  188O-90. 63-942.  or  44-42  per  cent. 


ClTI«8,    CoflfTlES   AND  TOWK8 

l!«  TIIF. 

BTATH   OP  UTAH. 
C  ACHE  COUNT  Y.—H..  I.  MATTHEWS,  Auditor. 

County  seat  Is  Logan. 

LOANS-  Wkrm  Dut.    Tax  valuation,  real $4.420,610 

•-  Tax  valuation.  |>er*otial.    8<i3^92 

Total  valuation  1896.... 0.284,202 
Assosament  almnt  %  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per$l,OOO) $14-75 

Population  In  1*<H>  was.....  15..VX) 

Population  In  1880  wa* 12,56* 

Population  In  1897  (eat). ..18.000 


Fuxui*o  A  luraor CM'T  (gold)— 

Oa,F*A.  $20,000 Aug.  1,  1912 

8nh>Mt  to  call  Aag.  1.  19O2 

Interest  payable  la  How  York. 
Bonded  debt  Feb.  1.1897    $60,000 

County  has  no  floating  debt. 

Slaking  fund 2.049 

Met  debt  fab.  1,1897....       07.451 


,   or   A  isj        J»«w-«L  W.  KIMBALU  Mayor. 
LOUAN. —  {JOB.  qUINNBY.  Auditor. 
Thin  city  t*  In  Cache  County. 


LOANS-  Wktn  Dut, 

LiQUIDATIQ*  Bono*— 
5«,  J»n  31.  $40.000..Jan.  31. 1907 

WATKB  WORKS— 

.%..  J«D, $40.000 ...!>-<-.  III.  1912 
Bondeddebt  Jan.  1.  1H!)7..$*O,OOO 

Floating  debt 7.0OO 

Total  debt  Jan,  1, 1897.. . .   87.00O 


Tax  valuation  1896  .....  $1,830.313 
nt  Is  *i  of  actual  valna, 


City  tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO)..  $6.00 
Total  tax  (per*l,OOO)  .....     21.75 

Population  1H97  about  .....    6.0OO 

Population  IB  188O  was  ......  3,396 

Population  In  ISIM)  was  ......  4,065 


<  II.  II.  HPEETCER.  Mayor. 
—  •  DKRMON,  Recorder. 

Till"  city  Is  In  Weber  County. 
LOANS—  ^*«n  Due.  I  Boaded  debt  Feb.  1,  '97.. $008,000 

GBXKHAL  IIH-BOVKMKXT—  Kloallng  debt 36,000 

1011  iTotaldebt 5U.UOO 

11)12  i  Hniklng  fund 30.OOO 

iotdoM Feb.  1, 1897 OU.ooo 

Tax  valuation  1896... .10,150,000 
Total  tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO).. 30-00 
Population  In  1895  was 10,828 


.....  $lon.o<K)...  .June 

a*  .....     oo.ixm  ......  F«M>. 

ft......    lOO.ooo....July  3 

5s  .....     50,000  .....  April 

Bs  .....      OO.OtlO  ......  Dec. 

5*.  seml-aa..  lOO.OOO..sfay 

8KWEB  BoKUS- 

es  .....      $8.000  ......  Feb  1.  1902 

(Payable  $2.OOO  yearly.) 
5*.....    $50,000..  ..March  1,1910 


1913 


Population  In  1HIK)  was 14,889 

Population  In  1880  was....  6,069 
Population  In  1497  (est.) ...  17,009 


144 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


OD  r^im        J  LAFAYETTE  HOLBROOK,  Mayor. 
PROVO. —  }LAB8  L.  NELSON,  Recorder. 
This  city  IB  the  county  seat  of  Utah  County 


LOANS—  WhenDue. 

W..TKK  liONDS— 

6s  M&N,  $125,000,  g.,  Oct.  1.1911 

Sublect  to  call  Oct.  1,  19O1 
Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1897. ..$125,000 


Tax  valuation  1896  . . .  .$1,868,1*0 
Assessment  same  ae  casli  value. 

Total  tax  <per$l,OOO) »24-00 

Population  in  1890  was 5,15! 

Population  In  1897  (eat) 6,000 


TAX  FREE.— All  of  the  city's  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 
ST  is  payable  In  gold  at  -the  Chemioi " 
or  at  the  First  National  Bank  of  Provo. 


.— 

INTEREST  is  payable  In  gold  at -the  Chemical  National   Bank 
New  York, 


.  ,  r~   T     A  Trr?  /->TT^r        5  JAS.  OLENDENNIG,  Mayor. 

SALT  LAKE  CITY. —  JA.W.  BAY  BOND,  Auditor* 

This  city  Is  Bttuated  In  Salt  Lake  County 

LOANS-  WhenDue 

GENERAL  FCND— 
5g.,  MAN,  $800,000... May  1. 1914 
PUBLIC  IMPROVEMENT,  1892— 

5s,  J&J,  $518,000 July  1,  1912 

Subject  to  call  aftor  July  1, 1902 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

CrTvBoNDS-1888-1891- 

t..  $500,000... Sept.  1, 19O8 


ect  to  call  after  Sept.  1, 1898 
5s, Jan.,   $700,000... Jan.  1,1911 
Subject  to  call  after  Jan.  1,1901 


PAR  VALUE  of  all  bonds  Is  $1,000. 

INTEREST  on  the  bonds  due  In  1908  Is  payable  at  the  Am.  Ex 
National  Bank.  New  York,  or  Desert  Nat.  Bank.  Salt  Lake  City,  at 
option  of  bondholder;  on  those  due  in  1911  at  the  Importers'  &  Trad- 
ers' Nat.  Bank,  New  York,  or  Uuiou  Nat.  Bank,  Salt  Lake  City,  at 
option  of  bondholder:  on  those  due  1912  at  the  office  of  Wells,  Forgo  & 
Company  New  York ;  on  those  due  in  1914  at  the  National  Bank  of  the 
Republic,  New  York,  and  by  McCormick  &  Co.,  Salt  Lake  City. 

TAX  FREE.— •*.!!  bonds  of  this  city  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

TOTAL  DEBT  on  January  1, 1896,  was  $2,548,000;  water  debt  of 
$548,000  Is  included  in  the  foregoing. 

AVAILABLE  ASSETS —City  lands  and  waterworks  are  valued  at 
$3,5OO,OOO.  The  annual  income  from  the  water  works  is  $75,000 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— The  debt  of  this  city  is  limited  by  a  specla 
Act  of  Congress,  approved  in  1894,  to  6  per  cent  of  its  assessed  valua- 
tion. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  1895  was  $35,000,000 ;  in  1892  It  was 
$r.l,028,650;  in  1889  it  was  $16,611,752.  Assessed  valuation  is  about 
CO  per  cent  of  the  actual  value.  City  tax  proper  (per  $1,000),  $7-00; 
total  tax  rate  (per  $1,000),  $23.00. 

POPULATION.— The  population  in  1890  was  44,843;  in  1880  was 
20,768  ;  in  1895  was  48,076. 


WEBER   CO.— J.  P.  LEDWIDGE,  Auditor. 

County  seat  is  Ogden. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

IMPROVEMENT  AND  FUNDING — 

5s,  J&J, $150,000 lune  14,1912 

Subject  to  call  after.  June  14, 1902 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,1897..$150,000 


Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1897...  $172,100 
Tax  valuation,  real —  7,540.285 
Tax  valuation,  pers'l.  6,440  373 
Total  valuation  1895.  13,980,658 
Assessment  'a  to  35  actual  value. 


Floating  debt 47.OOO  I  Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $30-00 

Total  debt 197,100  |  Population  1890  was 22,723 

Sinkingfund 25.00O  |  Population  1895  was 25,015 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  County  Treasury  or  at  the  Chemical 
National  Bank,  New  York  City. 


Territory  of  New  Mexico 


ITS 


DEBT,   RESOURCES,   ETC. 


Organized  as  a  Territory  (Act  Sept.  9,  1850)  -  Dec.  13, 1850 
Total  area  of  Territory  (square  miles)  ...  122,580 
Territorial  Capital  ...  Santa  Fe 

Governor  (term  expires  April  11,  1897)  -  -  W.  T.  Thornton 
Secretary  (term  expires  Sept.  9,  1897)  -  Lorion  Miller 

Treasurer  (term  expires  March  2,  1899)         -     Samuel  Eldodt 
Legislature  meets  biennially  in  odd  years  the  third  Monday 
of  January,  and  sessions  are  limited  to  60  days. 


In  1889  the  Territory  wishing  to  redeem  $30,000  of  its  7  per  cent 
bonds  having  a  number  of  years  to  run  was  obliged  to  pay  117  in  order 
to  obtain  them.  The  bonded  debt  at  present  is  as  follows : 

LOANS—  . — Interest. — , , Principal. , 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.  Ct.  Payable.     When  Due.   Outstand'g. 

Capitol  building  bonds 7       M  &    S    1904  &  1905     $200,000 

Capitol  contingent  bonds 6       J&J    Apr.  1,  1902 

Casual  deficit  bonds 5       J&J    May  1,  1923 

Subject  to  call  May  1,  1903. 

Current  expense  bonds  of '87.    6       ann'lly    1907  &  1908 
Subject  to  call  in  1897  and  1898. 
Insane  Asylum,  1891 6       J&J  Oct.    1,  1921 

Subject  to  call  after  Oct.   1,  1911. 
Military  Institute  bonds 5       J&J    July  1,  1925 

Subject  to  call  after  1905 
Penitent1ryrefund'gbonds.'94    6       M&   8     July  1, 1924 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1, 1914. 
Provisional  debt  bonds 6       M&   S  1919 

Subject  to  call  after  1909. 

Refunding  bonds 6       J&J    July  1.  1923 

,  Subject  to  call  July  1,  1913 

Territorial  Institution  bonds.    5       J&J    July  1,  1925 

Subject  to  call  after  1905. 


50,000 
101,800 

150,000 

25,000 

15,000 

81,000 

200,000 

102,000 

35,000 


INTER  EST  on  the  Military  Institute  fives  is  payable  at  the  Western 
National  Bank,  New  York  City;  on  all  other  bonds  at  the  National 
Bank  of  Commerce,  New  York  City. 

TOTAL  DEBT.— The  total  bonded  debt  on  December  1,  1896,  was 
$959,800;  floating  debt,  $4,550;  total  debt,  $964,350.  In  ad- 
dition to  the  bonded  debt  there  were  outstanding  on  February  1, 
1894,  $650,000  of  old  militia  warrants.  It  is  claimed  by  some  that  a 
portion  of  the  militia  warrants  are  fraudulent  and  the  Territorial  Leg- 
islature has  not  recognized  the  obligations  to  the  same  extent  or  placed 
them  on  the  sama  footing  with  the  balance  of  the  Territorial  Indebted- 


Rate  of  tax 

per  $1,000. 

$7-75 

7-75 

11-00 

9-15 

11-15 


ASSESSEQ  VALUATION.— The  State's  assessed  valuation  (about  i» 
cash  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows: 

Y>__,  jf,ni  v.iaif         Personal     Total  Ass'd 

*c<>r»-  Real  delate.        properly.     Valuation. 

1895 $42,980,752 

1894 41,128,620 

1893 41,574,844 

1892 41,602,198 

1890 45,199,848 

1880 $4,788,764    $6,574,642      11,363,406 

POPULATION  OF  TERRITORY.-The  population  of  New  Mexico- 
has  been  as  follows  in  the  years  named: 

1890 153,593  I  1870 91,874  I  1850 (il,.-i47 

1880 119,565  |  1860 "8Z.034  | 

*  Not  Including  population  of  Arizona  Territory,  then  forming  part  of 
New  Mexico,  but  subsequently  detached  and  organized  as  a  separate 
Territory. 

In  186O-70  Increase  was  4,840,  or  5  per  cent;  in  1870-8O,  27,691, 
or  30-14  per  cent ;  In  1880-90,  34,028,  or  28-46  per  cent.* 


CITIES,  COUNTIES  AND  TOWNS 

IN  THE 

TERRITORY    OF    NEW    MEXICO. 


BERNALILLO   CO. — County  seat  is  Albuquerque. 


LOANS- 
COUNTV  BONDS— 


When  Due. 


,$203,400 

Floating  debt '...        $1,542 


Total  debt  (last  returns) .  $20 

Tax  valuation  1896 7,421,371 

Population  in  1890  was 20,913 

Population  in  1880  was 17,225 


DONA   ANA   CO. — County  seat  is  Las  Cruces. 

LOANS—                  WhenDue. 
COUNTY  BONDS— 
-s $73,400 

Floating  debt  (last  returns). $2,358 


Sinking  fund $33,254 

Tax  valuation  1896 2,75 1 ,351 

Population  in  1890  was 9,191 

Population  in  1880  was 7,612 


EAST    LAS    VEGAS. — This  town  is  the  county  seat  of 
San  Miguel  County. 

When  Due. 


LOANS- 

FUSDIXO  BONDS — 
6s;  J&J,  $10,000 Jan.  2,1925 

Subject  to  call  after  Jan.  2. 1905 

City  hall  bonds ...$17,000 

School  house  bonds 15,000 

INTEREST  on  the  funding  bonds  is  payable  at  the  Chemical  National 
Bank,  New  York. 


Total  debt  Jan.,  1895. . . .    $42,OOO 

Tax  valuation  1894 1,31': 

Estimated  actual  valu'n  :;,<>» 

Population  in  1890  was 2 

Population  in  1894  (est.) 3,000 


GRANT   CO.— E.  M.  YOUNG,  Probate  Clerk. 

County  seat  is  Silver  City. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

CURRENT  EXPENSES — 
6s,  J&J,  $27,000 July  1, 1919 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1, 1899 

FUNDING  BONDS — 

6s,  Jan.,  $18,500 Jan.  1,1900 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
6s,  J&J,  $82,500 July  1, 1919 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1, 1899 

EAILROAD  BONDS— 

7s,  J&J,  $17,000 July  1,1903 

7s,  J&J,    20,000 July  1, 1904 

7s,  J&J,    20,000 July  1,1905 


REFUNDING  BOKDS— 
6s,  J&J,  $33,000 July  1, 1919 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1, 1899 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, '97. .$218,000 

Floating  debt  (about) 30,000 

Total  debt  Jan.  l,'97(abt.)  248,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 3,334,490 

Tax  valuation  1895 3,583,303 

Tax  valuation  1894 3,580,235 

Tax  valuation  1892....   4,222,113 
Assessment  about  >3  actual  v. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000)  '96. .$24-50 


Population  in  1890  was 9,657 

In  addition  to  the  above-mentioned  tax  rate  there  is  a  Silver  City  tar 
of  $16  per  $1,000. 


LAS  VEGAS. — County  seat  of  San  Miguel  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

SCHOOL  HOUSE  BONDS. 

7s,  J&J,  $15,OOO July  1,  1905 

Subject  to  call  after  10  years. 


TOWN  HALL  BONDS. 

6s,  J&J,  $7,000 June  1, 1921 

Subject  to  call  after  10  years. 
Total  debt  (last  returns).    $26,500 
Tax  valuation  in  1890. .  .1,332,730 

Population  in  1890  was 2,385 

I NTEREST  Is  payable  in  New  York  city. 


MORA  CO. — SIMON  VORENBURG,  Treasurer. 

A  small  portion  of  this  county  has  been  cut  off  and  added  to  Union 
County,  thus  making  the  figures  of  valuation  for  1894  considerably 
lower  than  those  for  1893. 

County  seat  is  Mora. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

COURTHOUSE  BONDS.— 

6s,  J&J,  $70,OOO July  1,  1919 

Subject  to  call  after  10  years. 
Interest  payable  in  New  York. 


Bonded  debt  Jaa  1, 1896.. $70,000 


Floating  debt  about . 


15,000 


Total  debt  Jan.  l,'96,abt.    $85,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 1.11  i 

Tax  valuation  1895 1,0^ 

Tax  valuation  1 894 987,32-1 


Tax  valuation  1893 1,450,000 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000)'9~> 
Population  in  1890  was 10,613 


SAN  MIGUEL  CO. — County  seat  is  Las  Vegas.  Cou- 
pons of  this  county's  bonds  issued  under  the  Territorial  Funding  Act 
of  1889  are  reported  to  be  in  default. 

Tax  valuation  1896.... $4,9' 

Population  in  1890  was. . 

Population  in  1880  was. 

Debt  per  capita  1890 $14-96 


LOANS—                  When  Due. 
COUNTY  BONDS— 
$362,088 

Total  debt  (last  returns). $362,088 


SANTA  FE  CO.— H.  B.  CARTWRIGHT,  Treas'r. 

County  seat  is  Sante  Pe. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 
5s,  F&A,  $150,000.... Aug.  1, 1921 


Bonded  debt  June,  1896.. $667,600 


Floating  debt $23,4  I  :• 

Total  debt 691,043 

Tax  valuation  1896 2,121,013 


Population  in  1890  was 13 


SOCORRO  CO.— ABRAN  ABEYTA,  Tre.i 

County  seat  is  Socorro. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

CURRENT  EXPENSE  BONDS: 
6s,  J&J,  $6,000 July  1,  1919 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1, 1899 

FUNDING  BONDS: 
6s,  Jan.  $103,500 Jan.  1.1904,  ^^  ,. — „,, — -  — ;„, 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time.  |  Population  in  1890  was 9,5'A 

INTEREST  is  payable  in  New  York  City. 


FUNDING  BONDS—  (Continued.  )• 
6s,  J&J,  $48,700 July  1,  is' 

Subject  to  call  after  July  l.  1- 
Total  debt  Jan.  1,181)7. 


Staking  fund  assets... 


Tax  valuation 2 


April,  1897. 


VALENCIA    COUNTY.— County «eat ULMLunas. 
tended  debt  Jan.  1.  '97      $97,30O  I  Assess  inn  t  about  35  p.  c.  actual. 

CkwntT  has  no  floating  debt.         Total  tax  (per  $1.OOO) $36-75 

find  5.000  I  Population  in  1890  WM 13.876 

lebt  Jan.'i'.'i897  ..       92.30O    Population  in  188O  WM 13.O9.-i 

fix  valuation  1  -496  ....  2,386,510  |  Population  1897  (est ) 1 5.200 


Arizona  Territory. 

rre 
DEBT,  RESOURCES,  ETC. 

Jrganized  aa  a  Territory  (Act.  Feb.  34,  1803)  -  Feb.  24,  1863 
fatal  area  of  Territory  (square  miles)  118,030 

rerritorial  Capital  ..--.--  Phoenix 
••rnrnor  (term  expires  with  nat'l  adm'n)  -  B.  J.  Franklin 
Secretary  (term  four  yean)  -  -  -  -  C.  M.  Bruce 

treasurer        -'- T.  E.  Parish 

Legislature  meets  biennially  in  odd  years  the  third  Monday 
D  January,  and  sessions  are  limited  to  60  days. 

>d  through  an  act  of  Congree*  to 
nunlclpal  Indobtednee*  of  thla 


ID  1891  am 


rtect 


geaaevKwerei 

aad  all  the  Territorial,  county  and 
•rrltory  at  five  per  cent,  and  M  fart  M  any  portion  of  the  debt 
.atures  It  will  be  replaced  by  a  flve  per  eent  loan.  A*  we  were  going 
•me*  the  Territory  WM  offering  for  sate  $275,000  of  5  per  cent  20  to 
fyoar  bond*  to  fund  tta  floating  debt. 

LOANS-  ^"'Sf^-IT   ^ £*"'£?'• IT" 

ttm.  AND  PURPOSE.  P-  Ct.  PapMe.    Wke*  Due.     OuMaufg. 

anding  Bond* 18886         Jan.     Jan.   15. 1913     $150.000 

do          .:.,  1893    5          J*J     July  15. 1942    1,7*2,OOO 

Subject  to  call  after  July  15.  1912. 
UaBrt.Ue bond*.........  1885    8          May     May  13.19OO 

isaneA,yliun  bonds!....  1885    7         Jan.     July     1. 1908 

•nhtoet  to  call  July  1. 1805. 

aiventtjboad* 1887    7         Jan.     Jan.      1.1907 

Subject  to  call  Julyl.  1897. 
afna  road  and  bridge.  ..1885   8         Nov.    Nov.  1.    1900 

oSd'.  Fair  bonds 1893    5         July     July  1,    1913 

^^•KEST  1*  payable  In  goU  at  the  office  of  the  Territorial  Treasurer 
id  at  the  Guaranty  Trust  Co.,  New  Tor*  City. 
TOTAL  DEBT,  Erc.-Tne  Mai  AtM  Jan.  1. 1897,  WM  $2,323347 
cladlng  a  floating  debt  of  $309,847;  4eduet  aaxmat  of  county,  city 
U  Mhool  district  indtbledni...  $1.374^99:  net  Territorial  debt. 
»4M4S ;  cash  in  general  fund  January  1. 1897.  $17,368. 

'  REE. -The  bond*  tamed  by  ArUona  are  exempt  from  taxation. 
CHASED    VALUATION.— The   Territory*    aaMMed    valuation 
^Krate  have  been  M  follow*:    Aetna!  value  1896  (oflMal  Mtt- 
.ualve  of  •tax.  WM  $64.ooo.OOO. 

Tm* 
91 


I..I...H, 

25,000 

12,000 
30,000 


....$ a;.. 


PULATION  OF  TERRITORV.-Popolation  of  Arizona  hMbeaa 
Br*  m  Ike  yean  ateatloned  : 

1880.40.440  1870.9.W8 


when 


of  If  ew 


•>  70  Increase  wa«  3.  176,  or  49  percent;  la  187O-8O  30,793  or 
-r  cent,  and  la  189O-9O  19.18O.  or  47-4*  par  ont, 


ass,  COUNTIES  AWD  Towns 

TKHKITORY    OF    ARIZONA. 
-PACHE  COUNTY.—  N.   GOKXALEB,  Clerk. 


LOA 


•>BO*M- 

7J*a. ; 

110*00  *M 


by  the  foregoing. 
l«-0t.Johja-i. 

IT*** 


Igures  after 


yearly  oa  Jan.  15.) 
»*IT-.K:,     Bo*D*  (funding)— 

5JAJ.  »43,439g Jan.  1.  1913 

Bidea  debt  Jan.  1. 1W97.$1 43.439 


Het  debt  Jan.  U1897 

Tax  Tali 

Tax 


valuation 

v   .    ..t:.,:,    I 


1897....     $68. 

me...  .  9i3. 


096 


'13.820 

1894 1.930,000 

1*  >«  actual  ralne. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) »3ft-OO 

Population  189«  about. 3,000 

ropulation  la  1890  WM 4.281 

,*.   -*»—•»•-«• M« 

•KS^^GS^Z^?^ 


Brittah  ColuniMa.  San 
Pnanlx.  ArU.    Both  InMrwt  and 

AX  FRE  E.— All  bond*  of  thl«  county  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


on  Territorial 
principal  are  payable  in 


OCHISE    CO.-J.  V.  Viciua,  Trwuorer. 

"1  *eat  la  Tombstone. 

N&- 


.  00  Jan.13.18M 
12,7«0  y^arlv)  to  J»n  I  .\  1906 
*•&  15,  $68,000. .  1899  to  1908 

*~***»*&iS3SS? 


debt  Jan.  1.1897.  $195.000 
All  boada  an  exenpt  from  Uxa'n. 


Tax  TaloaUon  1890.  .  ..43.237.645 


.  . 

'n  t  fa  about  H  actual  ralne. 
Total  tax  per  81.OOO  ........  *38-OO 

la  1890  WM  ......  6.938 


C5CONINO  CO.— A.  T.   CORNISH,  Treasurer. 


;<nty  iirat  l«  rUgrtaff.    The  debt  njiiianted  by  the  T 
'•»*•  e™at«d  by  Yarapal  County  prarloae  to  1891.  w 

fq''W7  15^B*—  *^*  tn 


the  Territorial 
hen  tlil. 


Of 


145 


LOANS- 
TIKHITOKIAL  BOSD8  (refunding) 
5s.  J*J,  $159,000... Jan.  15.1943 
Subject  to  call  Jan.  15, 1914. 

COURT  HOD8E  BoKDfr— 

5s,  JAJ,  $l5,OOO....Jnly  28.  19O4 
Interest  payable  in  N.  Y.  City. 


Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897..  $174,OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,164,439 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    935,016 

Total  valuation  1895 2,099.455 

Assessment  about  *•  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $2U-OO 


TAX  FREE.— All  of  the  county's  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

GRAHAM  CO.— FEAXK  DYSAKT,  Tieaeurer. 

County  seat  is  SolomonsvUle. 

Total  debt  (last  returns).  $210,466  I  Population  in  1890  was 5,670 

Tax  valuation  1893 1,833.666  |  Population  1895  about. 8,500 

MARICOPA  CO.— W.  I.  Cox,  Clk.B'd  of  Super. 

County  seat  is  Phcenlx.  On  Jan.  1,  1897,  If  aricopa  County  owned 
property  valued  at  S203,40O  and  bad  a  cash  balance  In  the  treasury 
of  $108,180. 

SCHOOL  OIST.  BONDS— 

7*. ,  t8,OOO....Sept.23,  1899 

76,200...  1912  to  1915 


LOANS- 

COCKT  HOUSE,  JAIL,  ETC.— 
lOe,  Jan.  2.  f  12,OOO.Mar.  19, 1898 
10«,  Jan.  2,      2,500.Apr.  16, 1898 

7s,  Jan.  2,      3,500.  May  21,  19OO 

7«, S.OOO.Nov.    4,1900 

M.  <k  P.  RB.  Bu.MJS- 
7», ,   $2,000 Apr.  2,1915 

REFCXDIKC,  BOSDS- 
7a.  Jan.  15,  $15.OOO..Dec.  3,  19O3 
5s. ,  267,636.  July  15, 1942 

I NTEREST  on  the  refunding  bonds  is  payable  at  San  Francisco ;  on 
others  at  Pho-nU.  Aril. 


s,  var.,        .  „ 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97.. $305,636 
School  debt  (additional)..     84.200 

Tax  valuation  1896 8,010,107 

State  and  co. tax(per$l,OOO)$22'10 

Population  in  1890  was 10,989 

Population  in  1897  (eat.)  15,000 


MOHAVE    CO . — County  seat  IB  Kinrman. 


LOANS- 
Cousrrr  fioicpa— 


When  Due. 


5*.  J&J,  $105,363 June.  1940 

Interest  U  payable  at  Phcenlx. 
Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897.    $105363 

TaxTaluatlon.real 70».«>4 

Tax  valuation,  penonal.    319,916 


Total  valuation  1894.. .$1,024,520 

Total  valuation  1895 970,923 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $35-00 

Population  In  189O  was 1,444 

Population  in  188O  was 1  19O 

Population  In  1894  (eet.)....l,6OO 


PHCENIX.— JAMES  D.  MOXIHAX,  Mayor. 

Phxrnlx  1*  the  county  seat  of  Marlcopa  County.  On  June  2, 1896, 
this  city  votrd  to  uwne  $1O,OOO  of  3  per  cent  13-year  gold  bond*  for 
the  purpose  of  refunding  the  Fire  Deportment  boud*  due  in  1896  and 
$39,500  of  5  per  cent  30-year  bond*  to  fund  the  floating  debt;  negotla 
tlons  tor  the  tale  of  the  bond*  at  this  date  (April  1,  1897,)  are- 
uudsr  way. 

Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897..    $74.0OO 

Tax  valuation  1896 3,ll!t,787 

Assessment  about  \  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $34 -OO 

Population  In  189OWM...... 3^152 

Population  in  188O  WM 1 ,7O8 

Population  in  1897  (est)..  12,000 


LOANS-  T»«»  Due. 
OlTT  HALI.A!«DFia»DEP.BOMX»- 
8s.  A&O,  $10.OOO. .Oct.  1,  1896 
7s,  June  SO,  13,000. .  June  2U,  1917 
6*.  JsU>.  15.000.  .June  1.  1919 
Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,  '97.  $40.000 
Floatingdebt 34.OOO 


Population  1894  (est) 17, 


TAX  FREE.—  Bond*  of  this  dry  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

PIMACO.  —  CHAS.  A.  II  OFF,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  I*  Tucaon.    Bailroad-ald  bond*  of  tul*  county  have  been 
declared  Illegal  by  the  United  State*  Supreme  Conn. 

LOANS—  WkrnDtu.    Sinking  fund  .............    $13,O44 

RKDKMI-TIO*  Boiioa—  Net  debt  Jan.  1,1897....    394,280 

7*.  Jan.,  $22.000..  June  30,  1901       Tax  valuation,  real  ......  2,209,817 

7>,  Jan..  125,OOO..Jiue30,  19O2-6    Tax  valuation,  personal.  1,133,596 
($25,000  due  yearly.)  Total  valuation  1896..  ..3,343,413 

TBUUTOBIAL  FtniDUio  Bon»—     AaMoameat  abt.  7-10  actual  value. 
5*.  J*J,  $210,240  .............  1942    Total  tax  (per  $1.OOO)  '96..$35-OO 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1.-97..  $357^40    Population  1890  1 
Floating  debt  ............      5O.O84    ' 

Totaldebt.  ...............    407^34 

INTEREST  on  the  7  par  eent  bond*  I*  payable  at  Flnt  National 
Bank,  New  York  City;  on  the  5  per  cent  bond*  at  Phosnlx,  ArU. 

OPTIONAL.—  The  7  per  eent  tranda  are  subject  to  call. 

FINAL  CO.—  JOSE  M.  OCHOA,  Oik.  Bd.  of  Super. 

County  seat  to  Florence. 
Total  debt  Jan.  1,1897..  $146.508  I  Population  In  1890  WM  ......  4.251 

Tax  valuation,  1895....   1,540,764  |  Population  In  188O  WM  ......  3.O44 

PRESCOTT.—  Pre*eott  i.  situated  In  Yavapal  County. 

Tax  Talnatton  1894..  .  ..$>,OOO,OOO 
M  actual  value. 


LOANS-  "•'"•  '"•' 

ni  HALL AVD WATBB-WOBJU— 


ClTT 


5s,  J4J.  $88,000 1943-4  5 

Interest  payable  at  New  York. 

Total  debt  llMt  return*)... $88,000 


Assessment 

Total  tax  IXT  ($1,000)  ......  $37-50 

Population  In  1890  WM  ......  1,759 

Population  in  1895  (e»t)....  3,500 


-rrT/-cr^M      JA.  BUPHMAN. Mayor. 

1  UOOtJIN. —  jc.  T.  OOWHELL,  Kecorder. 
County  seat  of  Plma  County. 
LOANS-  r**n7J_. 

IT  i  BALI,  JAIL,  ETC.,  BOKO*— 


Crrr 


Totaldebt  Jan.  1, 1897..  $28,OOO 
Total  valuation  1896....  1,358,863 
Total  valuation  1891...  1,267,583 


City  tax  (per  $1,000) '95... 
Population  In  IHOOwaa... 
Population  in  1897  (eat.). 


1MIK, 

.8.160 

.7,000 


3g.,J4J,  $16,000,g...... 1943 

Optional  after  1908. 

FmcDiwo  FLOATIMO  Dear— 
8«..  JAD.«lv>,OOO.g..June  1.  1903 

I  ni<-r«-t  I*  payable  at  Tucson  and 
Phcenlx. 

Beat  estate  I*  «mand  at  "  about  one-third  Its  actual  value. 

TAX  FREE.— All  bond*  of  this  city  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

YAVAPAI  CO.— C.  AKERS,  Cl'k  Bd.  Supervises. 

County  seat  U  Preacott 
Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897..  $362,595  I  Population  In  1890  WM....    8,685 

Tax  valuation  1895 3,494.437    Population  In  1880  WM....    5,01k 

Tax  valuation  1894 3,105,476  I  Population  in  1896  (eat).. .15,000 

YUMA  COUNTY.— CHAS.  H.  BUSB,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  t*  Yuma. 

LOANS-  ""Tten  Due. 

CoDBTT  BO!TD«,'87  A  '93— 

7s,  g.,  Jan.  1,  $68,500 

JduT,        88,770 

Scaooi.  BOKDB— 

7«.g.,  Octl      $4,000 

7".  K.,Jau.  1,       1.3OO 1910 

Interest  on  the  county  7s  Is  pay- 
able In  New  York  and  San  Fran- 
ctseo;  oa  the  5*  at  Phrrnlx,  and  on 
the  *chool  bond*  at  Yuma. 


Bonded  debt,  Feb.  1,'97..$147,27O 
School  debt  (additional)..  5.5OO 

Tax  valuation,  real 368,866 

Tax  valuation, personal..  665,H3O 
Total  valuation  1896... .1,034,796 
Ascewment  abt  3O%  actual  value. 

rax  rate  (per»l,OOO) $47-00 

Population  ln!89OwM 2,671 

Population  In  1880  WM 3.215 


146 


Debts    and     Resources 


TATES, 


I2ST     TJEIIE! 


PACIFIC    STATES. 


FOR    THE    PACIFIC    STATES.    CITIES.    Etc. 


CALIFORNIA-State,  Cities.  &c Pa?es  146  to  150 

OSEGON-State.  Cities,  &c Pages  150  to  151 


WASHINGTON—  State,  Cities,  &c  Pages  151  to  II 

NEVADA— State.  Cities.  &c. Pases  154  to  155 


State  of  California. 

ITS 


DEBT,  RESOUBCES,  ETC. 


Sept.  9  1850 


Admitted  as  a  State  (Act  of  Sept.  9,  1850) 
Total  area  of  State  (square  miles)          - 
State  Capital      -  - 

Governor  (term  ex.  1st  MOD.  after  Jan.  1,  '99),  James  H.  Budd 
Sec  of  State  (term  ex.  1st  Mon.  aft.  Jan.  1,  '99),  L.  H.  Brown 
Treasurer  (term  ex.  1st  Mon.  aft.  Jan.  1,  1899),  Levi  Rackliffe 
Comptroller  (term  ex.  1st  Mon.  aft.  Jan.  1.  1899),  E.  P.  Colgan 
Legislature  meets  biennially  in  odd  years  on  the  first  Monday 
after  January  1  ,  and  sessions  are  not  limited,  though  mem- 
bers can  draw  pay  for  only  60  days. 

HISTORY  OF  DEBT.—  For  history  of  the  State  debt  see  STATE  AND 
CITY  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1894,  page  142. 

I  HANS—  .  —  Interest.  —  ,  ,  -  Principal. 

*AMELAND  PURPOSE.  Q  f.  Ot.  Payable      When  Due. 

Funded  debt  bonds,  1873,  g...    6       J   &   J      ............. 

Depot  bonds,  1893  .............    4       J   &   J    Jan.  1.  1912 

Civilbondsof  1857  ............  Interest  ceased.  , 

Do  1860  ............       do         do 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.-The  bonds  are  for$100,$500  and  $1,000- 
INTEREST  Is  payable  at  the  office  of  the  State  Treasure    In  Sacra- 
mento. 

TOTAL  DEBT.—  The  total  bonded  debt  of  the  State  on  July  l 
1896,  was  $2,282,500;  floating  debt,  $367,213;  total  debt,  $2,649,713' 
The  $600,000  of  Depot  bonds,  being  in  the  nature  of  a  loan  to  the 
Harbor  Commissioners,  is  not  Included  In  the  total  Indebtedness  of 
the  State  ;  these  bonds  are  payable  out  of  a  sinking  fund  receiving  its 
rerenue  from  moneys  collected  by  the  San  Francisco  Harbor  Com- 
missioners.   In  1892  the  total  bonded  debt  was  $2,533,500  ;  In  1888  it 
was  $2,703,500  ;  In  1886  it  was  $2,953,500. 

Of  the  Interest-bearing  debt  $2,277,500  was  In  1896  held  as  follows  : 
I  Q  trust  for  the  State  School  Fund  (bonds)  ....................  $1,526,500 

In  trust  for  the  University  Fund  (bonds)  ......................      751,000 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.—  The  following  statement  shows  the  total 
assessed  valuation  of  real  and  personal  property  In  the  State  of  Cali- 
fornia and  the  tar  rate  (per  $1,000)  for  the  years  Indicated. 


In   1860-70  Increase   was  180.253,  or  47-44  per  cent;   in   1870-81 
304,447,  or  54-34  per  cent;  and  in  1880-90  343,436,  or  39-72   p. 
The  number  of   Chinese  in  the  population  was  71,681  m  li 
75,132  in  1880.  _ f . 

CITIES,  COUNTIES  AND  TOWNS 

IN  T11K 

STATE    OF    CALIFORNIA. 

Many  of  the  counties  In  this  State  levy  a  special  tax  on  property  .nit- 
side  incorporated  cities  and  towns  for  making,  repairing  and  sprii 
ling  of  roads,  and  the  tax  rate  as  given  below  under  these  n> 
made  up  of  the  State  tax  rate  and  the  county  tax  rate  including  spea 
road  tax. 

AL  AMED  A. — This  city  Is  in  Alameda  County 
When  Due.  ' 


LOANS- 
CITY  HALL — 

5s,  March,  $21,250. ..1890  to  1910 

($1,250  due  yearly.) 
ELECTRIC  LIGHT  PLANT— 
5s,  March,  $21,250... 1890  to  1910 

($1,250  due  yearly.) 
FIRK  DEPARTMENT— 
5s,  March,  $29,750 ...  1890  to  1910 
(f  1,750  due  yearly.) 

6s,  J&J?  $10,000 Deo.  30, 1898 

Optional  on  30  days  notice. 

5s,  March,  $42,500...  1890  to  1910 

($2,500  due  yearly.) 


SBWER - 
5s,  F& A,  $45,000.... 


February  1 


5s,  F&A,  $45,000 *  eimu 

($6,000  due  Feb.  1  of  each  odd  year) 
Interest  is  payable  in  Alamerta. 
Tot.  debt  (hist  returns)      $175,75( 

Sinking  fund 4,001 

Net  debt  (last  returns)  171,75( 
Tax  valuation,  real....  11,159,79! 
Tax  valuation,  pers'l..  860,00< 
Total  valuation  1893.  12,019,79! 
Assessment  about,  *a  actual  • 
State  &  Co.  tax  (per$l,000).$10-C 

City  tax  (per  $1,000) I 

Population  in  1890  was 11,16! 

Population  1894  (local  est.)   14,500 


TAX  FR'EE.— Bonds  of  this  city  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


ALAMEDA  CO.— 0.  M.  SANFORD,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Oakland. 

Floating  debt $13,944 

Total  debt  Jan.  1.  '97...        13,944 

Tax  valuation,  real 87,497,435 

Tax  valuation,  person'! .  9,41 1,276 

Tax  valuation,  KRs 1 ,945,36 1 

Total  valuation  1896. ..98,854,072 


Assessment  is  SB  actual  value. 
State  &  co.  tax  (per  $1,000>.«1*J 
Population  in  1890  was. . . .  93,8<H 
Population  in  1880  was —  83*  < ' 
Population  in  1897  (est.) ..  102,000 


Teori 


. 

IS'.tr.. 
1891. 
ISiCJ. 
1891. 

IH'.IO. 
ISSil. 

1HSH. 


Valuation. 
$1,264,973,043 
1,132,512,903 
1,205,918,403 
1,276,816,288 
1,241,231,105 
1,089,722,904 
1,113,550,979 
1,107,952,700 
956,740,805 


Tax  rate. 
$4-29 
6-85 
4-93 
4-34 
4-46 
5-80 
7-22 
5-04 
(HH 


Tear* 
1886. 
1815. 
1880. 
1875. 
1870. 
1865. 
1860. 
1855. 
1850. 


Valuation. 
$816,446,700 
859,512,384 
666,399,985 
618,083,315 
277,538,134 
183,534,312 
148,193,540 
103,887,193 
57,670,689 


Tax  rate. 

$5-60 
5-44 
6-40 
6-05 
8-65 

11-15 
6-00 
6-00 
5-00 


LOO*.  tfif\>t  I  **V,OViJ  V  WO    |    .LOt^V/.  *j«(VfVFjWt7W 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— Municipal  Indebtedness  as  well  as  State  debt 
Is  carefully  regulated  In  the  Constitution  of  California.  The  section 
which  relate*  to  the  bonding  of  counties,  cities,  towns,  etc.,  has  been 
amended,  the  amendment  having  been  adopted  February  25,  1891. 
Nothing  In  explanation  of  the  provisions  needs  to  be  said,  as  the  sec 
tlons  of  the  Constitution  treating  of  this  subject  are  all  very  plain  and 
comprehensive;  they  will  be  found  in  the  STATE  AND  CITY  SUPPLE- 
MENT of  April,  1895,  page  146. 

POPULATION  OF  STATE-— The  population  of  California  has  been 
as  follows  In  the  yean  named. 

1890 1,208,13011870 560,24711850 92,597 

1880 864,694|l860 379,994 1 


ALESSANDRO      IRRIGATION      DIE 

TRICT. — This  district  is  in  San  Bernardino  and  San  Diei 

counties. 
Bonded  debt  April  1,'96.. $765,000  |  Tax  valuation  1896.  ...$2,000,00< 

ALPIN  E. — Alpine  Is  in  San  Diego  County. 

Floating  debt  and  int $22,123  I  State  tax  (per  $U>00.. 

Total  debt  (last  returns) . .    22,123  I  County  tax  (per  $1.000) . . . 

Tax  valuation,  real 222,236 

Tax  valuation,  personal..    37,318 
Total  valuation  1894 259,554 

BERKELEY.— J.  W.  STUCKER,  Marshal. 

Berkeley  is  In  Alameda  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

SCHOOL  BOXDS— 
5s,  g.  Ann.,  $37,5OO.. 1898  to  1912 

$2,500  payable  yearly  on  Jan.  it. 
Electric-light  bonds,  $19,500.1889 


v.imuiv    D<*.V  \i'u»  .pi.ww/..  ae* 

Population  in  1890  was 

Population  In  1880  was — 


Sewer  bonds,  $27,500.  .1885-1 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '96.. 


.    ,       .. 
Tax  valuation  1896  ......  S'' 

Population  in  1890  ....... 

Populat'u'96(est.)10,OOOt..li;.<H» 


BUTTE   CO. — County  seat  is  Oroville. 


LOANS- 
REFUNDING  BONDS— 


When  Due. 


5s,  M&S,     $38,OOO 1900 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,  '97      $38,OOO 

Floatinc  deht 9,000 

Total  debt  Feb.  1 ,  '97. . .        47,000 
(Sinking  fund 2,448 


Net  debt  Feb.  1, 1897...      ff4 
Tax  valuation,  real.....l2,312.j 
Tax valuat'n, personal..  1, .»•'•>  '. 
Total  valuation  1896..  13,680,14. 
Assessment  about  90  p..'.  :>< •  • ; 
State  &  Co.  tax  (per$L.OOO).*15<J 
Population  In  1890  was 17JW 


i.pril,  1897. 


147 


T-/-MVT         j  M.  U1LBKRT.  Mayor. 

1  (JIN. —  )  u.  JOHNSTON.  Clerk. 

-*  is  In  Sau  Bernardino  County. 


f      ..........  1910 


LOANS- 

Cm  HIM 
't,  Jan..  «".-"". 

ELECTRI>  -Llli 

•TJAJ.    $5.850  ......      1897-1936 

Put  payable  yearly. 
WATEB  BOND*— 
i,  «.,  JAJ.  «60800.  g  ...  1897-1935 

Part  payable  yearly. 
Interest  payable  at  city  treasury. 


2L  DORADO    CO. 

Cuuuty  teat  la  Plaeervllle. 

LOANS- 
r  BO 


Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897..    (74,450 
Water  debt  (Included) . . .      00.8OO 

Tax  valuation  1896 6OO.OOO 

AaaeMnient  about  %  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1.000) $-J5-OO 

Populatlou  in  189O  was 1,315 

Population  in  1897  (e«fd) ...  .2,000 


rrr 

Kftllt>.OOOK..Juue  1.  1907 

Subject  to  call. 
a     ebt  July  1.  '90..  ..  $119.000 

•ax  valuation,  real  ......  3,033.740 

•IM!I,  penonal.    497,990 


D.  SKIXXER,  Treas. 

Tax  valuation,  railroad*   9349,837 
Total  valuation  lrt!*i.... 3,979.547 

State  tax  (per$l,OOO) $4-29 

County  tax  (per  tl.OOO) 17-71 

Population  In  189O  was. 9.232 

Population  In  188O  wan.....  10,883 
Population  In  1894  (eet.)...  10.000 


?RESNO.—  J.  W.  SH.VXKMN',  City  Clerk. 


This  i-  the  county  seat  of  Fresno  County. 

LOANS-  WktnDue.    5s,  JAJ.  $38.OOO 1898  to  1935 

FtRE  IXSI-ARHENT— 

S.AUK.    »7.5Oa Aug.  1.  1897 

($935  yearly)  to  Aug.  1,  19O8 

"TT^OO A«fr  1.1897 

yearly)  to  Anx.  1, 1906 


f.,  93O.OOO. Aug.  1, 1897 

CSoo  yearly)  to  Aug.  1. 19O8 
»1  district  bond*.... $75,000 


,        ...... 

($1.000  yearly) 
Interest  I*  payable  In  Fre.no. 


Bonded  debt  Jan.  1.  1897.9139,000 
Mlnking  fund  ..............        8.707 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1897....   130,233 

Tax  valuation,  real...  .$5,637.147 

Tax  valuation,  personal     »872,O43 
Total  valuation,   1896..   6.3O9.190 
Asseossoent  about  •»  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1.OOO)  ......  $23  SO 

Population  In  1890  was.....  10.818 


«.Dee.,  955.000 Dee,  3, 1897  , 

($5,000  yearly)  to  Dee.  3.  19O7  | 
The  bond*  at  this  elty  are  all  payable  In  (old. 

•-RESNO  CO.— II.  E.  BARXI-M,  Auditor, 

Couutr  Beat  Ii  FTMBO. 


LOANS- 


WTktn  Dut. 


JANS 

.1.  A  BKIDOB  BOIL  _ 

J.  $3.4i(io 1899 

1999 


. 
t  Feb..  1WJ 


1905 
.990.000 


Tax  valuation,  real.... 9^3.090.687 
Tax  valuation,  person'!  2.716.752 
Tax  valuation,  railed*.  1.959,701 
Total  valuation  1890... 28.367,210 
%  aomal  value. 


iLENN  COUNTY.- 

County  seat  I*  Willow. 


ANS— 


Wkt*  Dtu. 


oiMB  AID  JAIL— 
AJ.$9«VMM 

OoaehJau.  I  »n.|Julv  l.i 
Ur-I  I>ay-Ielsi  gold. 
1.-V7.       _9MjMO 


LX  valuation,  real . . . .    9/W7.OM 

TAX  FREE.-A11  bonds  of  ttUoMOtr  are 


State  *  oo.  tax  (per  91.OOO)  .917-50 
Population  In  1890  wa*. ...  .32,026 

PopataUoa  1*  1$8O  was 9.478 

Population  la  1890  (est.) ... 42.0OO 


-.F.  II.  GRATES,  Auditor. 

Tax  valuat'n.  personal.  97<r7.d27 
Total  valuation  1896  .  10.4194,691 
«l  factual  star.. 

'••'•\ 
M.500 


«. 

Oommty  MX  <psjr  $1.000 

I'opuUlInu  1--7     .-I 


.000) 


n|.t  tM  ttJMM 


1  A  TvJROR  n J8.  B.  HICK'.  Mayor. 

r^riL/.      ,  JOHN  V.  PRYOR.  city  Clerk. 
PkU  city  I*  the  oooaty  seat  of  King's  County 
LQ4'-  Wkt*  Dut, 

199$ 

••Hi  du«  yearly  on  .las).  1.) 


*at.  Bankjf. Y.  ottr. 
924.000 


4*1  debt  Feb.  1.97.. 


Tax  valuation  1808 9744.71 

Real  valuation  (about. ,     .:  .1 «..,.«. 
City  A  eo.  tax  (per  *  I.OOO*.   $2-4O 

Sekool  tax  (for  $  I.OOO) O-32 

Population  la  1800  was 942 

Population  in  1896  <e«t.)  . . .  .2.3OO 

)EBT  LIMIT-Tne  4*M  to  co»stltutl..naily  United  to  5  per  cent  of 
i  esstd  valuation. 

UMBOLDT  CO.— JOSEPH  TRACY,  Treasure' 

I  MssMjr  scot  U  Kurrka. 

Tax  valuatkm,r«»L...$13.H60,1i77 
Tax  valnattosvpsmaMl  2,178.09? 
Total  raluatlon  1899.  .14i.O44.644 
AsssMMBeat  about  *i  actual  vat. 
$**••> e«x tax(per$l. 000)  fl 7-70 


•  i«— 

'  JAJ.  July  1.  1913 

Josjds  are  mbject  to  call  at  any 

SSSSSISSsWi 

Io4sddebt  Feb.  11.  V7..$32X>OO 
I.1897 21.237 


^409 

.  :    .  .IS 

Population  1897  (e»t) 30,000 


O   COUNTY.— County^tto 


LOA '  Wk*»  Out. 

••»— 

?  MAS,  902.000 1904 

Subject  to  call, 
lulngde'.t  «•-•" 


t  July  1,1899 


:  valuation,  real. 


.  9.tm 

58,788 


Tax  valoatloi.  penonal.  $35*391 
Tax  valuation,  railroads.  13*%98* 
Total  valswrtaoa  1899.. ..1,6*0^76 
about  h  actual  vaL 
tax  (per  I.OOO) ..  21-5O 

In  IWOwas 3.544 

....2.928 
....3,900 


State  A  to. 

!•..,,•,;..!  ,.:, 

PopulaUoa  la  1880  wa.  . 

l-..,.,,;.,n..n  .,.  1  --. • 


IERN  COUNTY.-B.  A.  HAYDKX,  Auditor, 


• .  seat  1s  Iiakerstteld. 
^^•iS-  »»'H  t>ue 


I,  19OO 
Dee.  : 


Feb.  10.  -»7. 
real 


ee.  : 
$270,000 

297.600 


Tax  valnafn.  pennnal.  91.~ 
Total  valuation  1896..  ir,.:i7.i.:i:i. 
Assessment  about  >t  actual  valae 

0tate  <tax  (per  91,000)  94-29 

County  tax  (per $1.000)... 
Population  In  IKUOwa*.  ...   9.8O8 
Popalattonln  IHSOwas 5.6OI 

Dn«^.l..l..«    .H    I  t*V»   i^^t   i  f  ft  AtfWI 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

ROAD  AND  IMP.  BONDS— 

5s,  AAO,  *47,8OO Oct.  7,  1907 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
nt.  payable  at  County  Treamiry. 
^otal  debt  Mar.  23,  1897    $47,8OO 

.'ax  valuation,  real 2,950,925 

The  tax  valuation  of  personal  property, 
mortgages  to  the  amount  of  $457,912. 


•  'WMMPB.  ir-mt....  kv^fvi^r^f  •  ••^•••HIII  rtl  1897  (Ort.)... .  15,OO( 
PTIONAL-TUeOpereentbondsare  subject  U.  call  at  the  option 
be  county. 

AX  FREE. -All  bonds  are  «xe»pt  from  taiation 

MNGS  COUNTY.- 


LO 


Wktn  Due. 
i BOND*— 

1909 


Tax  valuation,  penonal.  $4151.1.: 
Tax  Taluation.  rallniads    218.239 
Total  valuation.  1990... 6,028,23 

117 


'96     932.000  I  Stale  tax  (per  91.0OO)... 
755,800  I  Cuonty  tax  (pw  91,000). 


LAKE  COUNTY.— W.  C.  MOOBE,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  1s  Lakeport. 


Tax  valuation,  personal.  $814,544 
Total  valuation  1896.  ...3,771,469 
Assessment  about  factual  value. 

Total  tax  (per$l,OOO) $18-00 

Population  In  189O  was 7,101 

Population  lu  1880  was 6,596 

Population  In  1896  (est.) 7,500 

given  above,  includes 


TAX  FREE.— Bonds  of  this  county  are  exempt  from  taxation. 
LINDA  \T8TA  IRRIGATION  DISTRICT.— Total  bonded  debt  Aprl 
,  1897,  $176,000. 


LOS    ANGELES.-^RAK 


Thin  la  the  county  seat  of  Los  Angeles  County. 


LOANS—  W»«»  Due. 

BOND*  OF  1881  — 
s.  JAJ,  950,000  ......  July  1,  1901 

FUNDING  BONDS  — 
5s,  May  1,  $49.5OO  ......  1897-1911 

(Part  due  yearly  on  May  1.) 
GENERAL  IMPROVEMENT  '86-7-0. 
6*.  JAJ.  9220.000  .......  1906-7  A  9 

DJTEKXAL8BWEB8T8TEM.  1890— 
5s,  JAJ.  9261.800  .......  1897-1911 

(Part  due  yearly  on  July  1.) 
MAIN  SEWER,  1871- 
s,  JAJ,  913,000  ......  July  1,  1901 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

POLICE  STATION,  1895— 
4>a8,JAJ  $39,OOO....  1897  to  1935 

(¥1,000  yearly.) 
SCHOOL  IMPROVEMENT.  1889&'95 

5s,  AAO,  9133,000 1897-191O 

(Part  due  yearly  on  Oct.  1.) 
4  "as,  JAJ  $298,350. . .  1897  to  1935 

($1,140  dun  yearly.) 
HEWER  BONDS  1892— 

5s,  MAX,  $315,000 1897-1912 

(Part  due  yearly  In  Nov.) 

WATER  WORKS  BONDS,  189S— 

4>9S.  JAJ,  929.250.. .1897  to  1935 

('40  due  yearly.) 


INTEREST  on  the  school  bond*,  on  the  sewer  bonds  of  189O  and 
1892,  on  the  police  station  bonds  and  on  the  water- works  bonds  U  pay- 
able In  New  York ;  on  all  other  bonds  at  theolflce  of  the  City  Treasurer. 


TOTAL   DEBT.— The  city's  bonded 

91.408.900;  water  debt  (included).  929.250; 


debt  on    Feb.  23,  1897,  was 
.    .     .250;    sinking  (und,  $58.253; 
net  debt,  91.350,047.    Tbe  city  has  no  floating  debt. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— The  cltr  charter  limits  its  debt  to  the  amount 
of  $2.000,000,  exclusive  of  loans  for  water  works  and  sewers. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  1896  of  real  estate  was  $44.438,922  ; 

nlSSs.  of  real  estate  was  946,445,943;  personal  property.  $2,363,- 
200;  total.  948,814.145;  total  tax  rate  (per  91.000),  928-50,  IncludlUK 
State  tax.  96-83.  county  tax  97-13  and  oft/  tax  $14-30.  Total  valuation 

u  1891  was  945.953.704 :  In  1890. 949.320,670.  Property  Is  supposed 
to  be  assessed  at  about  one-half  lu  actual  value. 

(estimated)  was  113.OOO ;   In  1890  It  wsa 


POPULATION  In    1890   (• 
O.sW:  in  1880  It  was  11.183. 


LOS    ANGELES  CO.— T.  J.  FLEMING,  Treas. 

County  seat  Is  Lot  Angeles. 


LOANS- 
i-..i  >ri  !;••%!  •» 
6g.    JAJ,  913,000  g.. Jan.  1 
6g.    JAJ,    89,500  g  .July  1 
5g.    JAJ,  240.000  g.  .July  1 
4>«g.JAJ.  272,000 K    July  1 
4>M.JAJ.  l:i-..iNMiir  .Jan.  1 


II  A,,,  /..,. 


19O2 

l-H.l 

1910 


Tax  valuation,  real.... $66,663,405 
Tax  v  aluatkm, personal.  1 1 ,533,7O(> 
Tax  valuation.  RRs  ...  2.393,150 
Total  valuation  1896.100,390,261 
Total  valuation,  1894.. 79.4*1. ::_7 

Assessment  is  »&  actual  valin-. 

State  and  co.  tax  <per*1.000)$U  <>O 

Populatlou  In  1 890  was.... 101. 1,  i 

Population  lu  1897  (est.)..165,OOO 

OPTION.— All  bonds  subject  to  call  at  any  time  on  40  days  notice. 


19O7 


Int.  iiald  by  County  Treasurer. 
Total  debt  Feb.  10, 1896.970U^OO 


MARIN    CO.  —  County  seat  Is  8an  Rafael. 


LOANS  •  *«*»  Due. 

i(»ii.Ri>tn  KEpmonin  BONDS— 
4>.  JAJ.  9160.000  ............  1916 

KKrUNIUNO  I10XDS. 
5a,  JAJ,  916.000  ..............  1901 

......  19O2 

5s,  JAJ.    16,000  ..............  1905 


Bond'ddebt  July  1/96.    $221,<>o<> 

Tax  valuation,  real 10,512.  to:: 

Tax  valuation,  ixrsonal  l,Hi:i.:n  » 
Tax  valuation,  ralln>:k>U      '•• 
Total  valuation  1896...  12,41  l.(H»i 
State*  Co.  tax  (per 91,000)  .13-00 
Population  In  1890  was. . . .  .13,072 


MENDOC1NO   CO.—  County  seat  Is  Uklah. 


LOANS- 
OOORT  Hoi  • 


Wken  Dur. 
- 

9s,  JAI>.  920.000 1903 

\u«— 

4s  JAJ.  965,500 Jan.  1.  1901 

ROAD  Bojiua— 

8s,  JAJ.  99,000 1897 

6s,  JAJ,  12,000 1921 

Bonded  del.t  July  l.;96    91OK.5OO 

FloattMoebt 11.189 

Totaldebt 117,089 


Cswhonhand $34,331 

Net  debt  July  1,  1890..        83,358 

Tax  valuation,  real 9.644,462 

Tax  valuation,  penonal  1,734,850 
Tax  valuation,  railroads  318.645 
Total  valuation  1096.. .11.697.957 
Assessment  about  *«  actual  value. 
State  A  Co.  tax  (per  $1,OOO)..$18 

!•«!. . lUtlon  In  1890  was 17,612 

Population  In  18HOwas 12.8OO 

Populatlou  In  1800  (est.)... 20,000 


MERCED    COUNTY-ConntyseatlsMeroed. 

LOANS—  ifkrullue.    Tax  valuation,  person'L$l,229,271 

BONDS  or  1889—  Tax  valnafn,  railroads.   1 ,136,426 

5s.  seml-ann..  $20,000 1903    Total  valuation  1890..  13,592,284 

Bonos 01   : --"  Assessment  Is  «5  actual  value. 

4SS.FAA.  $102.900 1907    State  A  co.  tax  (per  $1,000). $U'5O 

(Subject  to  call  at  any  time).          Population  In  1890  was 8,085 

Total  debt  July  1.1896.    $128.900    Population  lu  1880  was 5,65u 

Tax  valuation,  real....  11, 226,587 

TAX  FREE.— The  bonds  of  1883  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

I N  T  E  R  EST  on  tbe  bonds  of  1887  Is  payable  In  Merced. 

K/r/-»  t-»irCT/-k        i  f-  H.  ZANDER,  Ma/or. 
MOUt-O  1  O. —  \  j.  R.  BROUOHTON,  Treasurer. 

This  city  Is  In  Stanislaus  County. 

LOANS—  T»««  Due. 

W.TKK  WORKS  AKO  SEWER— 

6s,  JAD.  $72,250 Dee.  1, 1896 

($4.230  due  ye'riy )  to  Deo.  1 .  1  • '  rj 
Total  debt  Jan.  1,1800..    $72.230 


Total  valuation  1895. ..$1,156,092 
Assessment  alxmt  Hi  actual  value. 
8Ute  A  co.  tax  (per$l,000).$ll-8O 

City  tax  (per  $1,OOO) 9-OO 

Population  In  1890  was 2,402 


INTEREST  Is  payable  at  Modesto  or  San  Francisco. 

»/f/"vMO/^-\/-T  A          JC.  O.  MONROE.  Mayor. 
MONROVIA.— jw.  A.  CUKBH,  City  Trea* 


urer. 


Monrovia  Is  In  Los  Angeles  County. 


_..__,    1898tol910 

<$2,60O  yearly  on  March  1O.) 

6s,  g..  $35.000 1900  to  1934 

($1,OOO  yearly  on  July  1.) 


Total  debt  Feb.  10,1897.     $63,OOO 

Tax  valuation  1896 775.0OO 

Real  valuation 1 ,5OO,OOO 

Population  In  1890  was 907 

Populatlou  In  1890  (est)... .2,200 


143 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LX1V. 


MONTEREY  CO.— N.  HARTWELL,  Treasurer, 

County  neat  Is  Salinas. 
LOANS-  wlten  Due 


Itlllt'ciK  — 

,  J&J,  *85,000,g 1908 

<!)OCRT  HOUSE  A  JAIL  BONDS- 


Tax  valuation,  iwa...$ 

Tax  valuat'n,  person  1 

Tax  val..RR.&  Wrov.     J.362,304 

Total  valuation  1896..    17,372. ,.ib 

State  &Co.tax  <per$l,000).$15-00 

Population  in  1890  was 18,837 


NAPA  COUNTY.— GEO.  F.  GARDNER,  Treas. 

County  seat  U  Napa  City. 

LOANS-  Whfn  Due- 

KiMiixd  BONDS — 
6»,  J&D,  $16.000.. ..June  30, 1900 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
Total  debt  Feb.  8, '97...      f  16.000 
0.30O, 


Tax  valuat'n,  railroads.  $780,629 
Total  valuation  1896.  .13,181,579 
Assessment  about  %  actual  value. 
State  tax  (per  $1,000).....-  8-4-29 
County  tax  (per$l,OOO)....  10-71 
Population  In  1890  was  .....  16-4JJ 
Population  in  1880  was  .....  13.23C 


Auiai  utJui  f  cu.  o»   **»•..          ---'A" 

Tax  valuation,  reaL....10.30O,24O 

lax  valuat'n,  personal.  2,100,710    ropuiauumu  •.<« 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  County  Treasurer's  office. 

TAX  FREE.— Bonds  of  this  county  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

_.-._,.     A  ,vTT-x        5  JOHN  L.  DAVIE,  Mayor. 

OAKLAND. —  IK.  w.  SNOW,  Auditor. 


Oakland  Is  the  county-scat  of  Alameda  County. 

SCHOOL  BONDS,  1892— 
5s,  J&J,  $320,000....  July  15,  1897 
($20,000  due  y'rly  to  July  15,1912 

REFUNDING  BONDS  — 
4s,  ......  $140,000 


tO.    .....|    «p*.-™v,v* 

$3,500  payable  yearly. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

Fi -NIIED  DKBT  BONDS,  1872— 
8»,  Q— J,  $62,OOO....June  18, 1903 
Subject  to  call  after  June  18, 1893 
FUNDED  DEBT,  1874— 

8s,  Q-J.  $90,OOO June  9, 1905 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
TOTAL    DEBT  —The    city's   total  debt  on  January  1, 1897,  was 
$612;000     The  interest  on  the  bonded  debt  for  the  year  ending  July 
1,  1896,  was  $37,208.    A  special  taxis   levied  for  the  redemption  of 
each  Issue  of  this  city's  bonds. 

CITY  PROPERTY  —The  following  totals  are  taken  from  an  inven- 
tory ol 'real  estate  belonging  to  the  city  of  Oakland,  published  in  the 
«lty  Auditor's  report  for  1895-96 : 

Real  estate  belonging  to  School  Department $329 ,250 

do  do          Fire  Department 

do  do          PublioParks 

Land  occupied  by  Wharf 
Laud  for  Pumping  Station 


Total  value  of  real  estate  belonging  to  city $979,150 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  —The  assessed  valuation  and  tax  rate 
(per  $1,000)  have  been  as  follows  for  the  years  Indicated: 
Tean.          Valuation.      Tax  Rate.  I  Tears.          Valuation.      Tax  Rate. 
1896    $45,000.000 $10,00    1892 $42,739,380 $11-00 

-,  i  ,nf\      tam\  QQ  A  nQ  3OQ  1  O-?1O 


l."9:i.  ..   ..   45,382,330 11'20 

1894 44,321,230 11-20 

1893 44,481,343 12-40 


1890  ..     ..  39,453,392 10-50 

1885 29,217,050 9'80 

1881 28,238,631 10-10 


POPULATION  tn  1890  was  48,682;  In  1880  it  was  34,555. 

5  C.  HARTWELL,  Mayor. 
—  )  HEMAN  DYER,  Clerk. 
This  city  is  In  Los  Angeles  County. 

Net  debt  Feb.  12, 1897.. .$111,125 
Taxvaiuation,real&imp.7,571,695 
Tax  valuation,  personal.  717,754 
Total  valuation  1897.... 8,289,449 
City  tax  rate  (per  $1,000) .  .$10  00 

Population  in  1890  was 4,882 

Population  in  1880  was 391 

Population  in  1896  (about). .10,000 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

FIHE  AND  SEWER  BONDS — 

5s $105,600 1898  to  1908 

$9,600  yearly  on  Feb.  1. 
LIBRARY  BONDS — 

7s,       $5,525 1898  to  1910 

$425  vearly  on  Feb.  1. 
Total  debt  Mar.  2, 1896  .  $121,150 
Cash  In  treasury 7,804 

PASADENA  CITY  SCHOOL  DISTRICT 

Includes  the  City  of  Pasadena  and  North  and  East  Pasadena. 
Walker,  Secretary. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

SCHOOL  BONDS — 

7s,  M&F,   $14,250 1897-1898 

6s, $40,000 1898-1905 

($5,000  due  yearly.) 


E.  A. 


Total  debt  Feb,  12, 1897.    $54,250 
Assessed  valu't'n'97(est)l,500,000 
Estimated  value  of  prop- 
erty     140,000 

Population  in  1897  (about).  12,000 


PETALUMA. — Petaluma  is  in  Sonoma  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

PUBLIC  IMPROVEMENT  BONDS— 

5s,  Jan.,  $19,5OO Option  of  city 

Total  debt  (last  returns).    $19,500 

Tax  valuation  1893 2,201,286 

Assessment  about  *3  actual  value. 

INTEREST  payable  in  Petaluma. 

A  tax  of  $2-50  per$l,OO01s  made  annually  to  meet  interest  and 
redeem  a  portion  of  the  bonds. 


State  tax  (per  $1,000) $5-76 

County  tax  (per  $1,000) 7-24 

City  tax  (per  $1,000) 7-50 

Population  in  1890  was 3,692 

Population  in  1880  was 3,326 


PLACER  COUNTY 

LOANS—                  When  Due. 
COUNTY  BONDS— 
5s,  A&O,  $72,000 1897-1914 

($4,OOO  yearly  in  October ) 
Bonded  debt  July  1,  '96.    $72,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 6,612,154 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    99s, B45 


. — County  seat  is  Auburn. 

Tax  valuation,  railr'ds. $1,987,898 
Total  valuation  1896...  9,598,997 
State  tax  (per  $1,000)..  4-29 

County  tax  (p.  $1,000) .          12-21 

Population  in  1890  was 15,101 

Population  in  1880  was 14,232 


PLUMAS  COUNTY.— W.  S.  DEAN,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  Is  Quincy  City. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

COUNTY  BONDS — 
6s,  Oct.  3,  $10,OOO,g..  Oct.  3, 1901 
6s,  Nov.  7,  ll.OOO.g.,  Nov.  7, 1901 
6s,  May  2,   15,100,g.,  May  2, 1901 
All  bonds  optional  at  any  time. 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  County  Treasurer's  office. 

TAX  FREE.— Bonds  of  this  county  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


Bonded  debt  Jan.  1.1897..$38,OOO 
Total  valuation  1896...  2,233,862 
Assessment  about  3i  actual  value. 
St.  &  Co.  tax  (p.  $1,OOO),'96.$22-50 

Population  in  1890  was 4,933 

Population  in  1880  was 6,180 


REDLANDS SWM-  FOWLER,  Mayor. 

°"       }L.  W.  CLARK,  Clerk. 
This  city  Is  In  San  Bernardino  County. 


LOANS- 
CITY  BONDS  (gold)-  _ 


When  Due. 


Total  debt  Feb.,  1897 $80,OOO 


Valuation,  etc. — 
Tax  valuation  1896.... $2,806,040 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000)  1893. $33-30 
Assessment  about  13  actual  value. 

Population  in  1890  was 1,904 

Population  in '96  (est.). 5,000-6,000 


SACRAMENTO  CO.— EDWARD  LYON,  Treas. 


County  seat  is  Sacramento. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 
6s,  Jan.,  $105,0»O..Fel).l,'9H-'03 
4  i...*.  .I.V.I.  176,000.. July  1,  1912 
4^8,  J&J,  59,000.. July  1,  1913 
4»28,  J&J,  95,000.. July  1,  1905 
J&J,  80,000..  Jan.  1,  1908 


Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97.  .$515,000 
County  has  no  floating  debt. 

Sinking  fund lO.tiOl 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1897  . .       504.398 

Tax  valuation  1896 36,^80,353 

State  &  co.  tax  (per  $1.000).$12-00 
Population  In  1890  was...  4o,339 
Population  1897  (about)  .  48,000 


INTEREST  i«  payable  at  Sacramento. 

OPTIONAL. — All  of  the  county's  bonds,  excepting  the  6  per  cent 
Issue,  are  subject  to  call  on  forty  days'  notice. 

SAN  BENITO  CO.— ROBERT  SHAW,  Dep.  Ass'r. 

County  seat  is  Hollister. 


LOANS-  Kaen  Due. 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS- 
SB,  J&J,  $26,000,  g...July  1, 1907 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897 . .     $26,000 

Sinking  fund 4,494 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1897 21,505 

Tax  valuation,  real 5,529,255 


Tax  valuation,  personal.  .$896,750 
Tax  valuat'n,  railroads.  .  105,177 
Total  valuation  1896  ....6,591,182 
Assessment  about  "is  actual  value. 
State  &  Co.  tax  (per  $1,000)  $1  :i-50 

Population  in  1890  was ii.112 

Population  In  1880  was 5.584 

Population  1897  (about)...  7,000 


TAX  FREE.— Bonds  held  outside  of  the  county  are  exempt  fro 
taxation. 


SAN  BERN  ARDINO.— San  Bernardino  County. 


Total  debt  (last returns).  $188,000 
Water  debt  (6s  Included)     128,000 


Tax  valuation  1892.... $4,617,000 
Population  in  1890  was 4,012 


c;  A  "M    TM'FOO  <WM.  H.  CARLSON,  Mayor. 

-VJV^-       I T.  J.  DO  WELL,  Treasurer. 
This  Is  the  county  seat  of  San  Diego  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

MUNICIPAL  BONDS. 
7s,  J&J,  $45,000  part  each  year 

to  July  1,1905 
SCHOOL  BONDS. 
5s,  J&D,  $48,000  part  each  year 

to  Deo.  1,  1907 
SEWER  BONDS. 

5s,  M&S,  $240,000  part  each  year 
to  Mar.  1,  1907 


Interest  payable  in  San  Dii 
Total  debt  Sept.  1,1896    $333,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 12,4!»1 ,988 

Tax  valuation,  personal      6 10,900 

Tax  valuation  1896 13,132.888 

Assessment  about  »-,n  actual  value. 

City  tax  (per  $1,000) .* 

Population  in  1890  was 16,159 

Population  in  1880  was —    2,6~ 
Population  in  1895  (est,)...  " 


All  above  bonds  are  suWect  to  call  at  any  time. 


SAN  DIEGO  CO.— J.  W.  THOMPSON.  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  San  Diego.  Several  irrigation  districts  have  been  or 
ganized  in  this  county  which  have  separate  debts  of  their  own.  See 
CHBONICLE,  Vol.  54,  p.  814. 

When  Due.  |  Net  debt  Feb.  18, 1897.    $203,380 

Tax  valuation,  real 20.: 

Tax  valuat'n,  KR.  it  per.   3,7 1 
State  &  co.  tax  (per  $1,000).$18-00 
Total  valuation  1896.. .24,129,513 


LOANS- 
FUNDING  BONDS — 
5s,     J&J,  $77,000.. ..Jan.  1,  1909 
4ias,  J&J,     8 1,000... July  1,1906 

ROAD  &  BRIDGE  BONDS— 
5s,  J&J,  $64,000 Jan.  1, 1908 


UO,   U  UMl  ,    -pU-*,V/W   .••••••! CMli    -L*   -i-C"-'O 

Total  debt  Feb.  18, 1897. $222,000 
Sinking  fund 18,620 


Total  valuation  1895. ..22,304,002 
Population  in  1890  was.... 34,987 
Population  in  1880  was 8,618 


I NTEREST  is  payable  at  San  Diego. 

OPTIONAL.— Any  of  the  above  bonds  are  subject  to  call  on  forty 
days  notice. 

CORONDO  SCHOOL  DIST.,  SAN  DIEGO  CO'TY- 

HUQH  J.  BALDWIN,  Principal. 

LOANS—  When  Due.  I  Tax  valuation  1894 $981,343 

8s,  ann.,  $28,500 Dec.  3,  1895  |  Real  valuation,  about.. .1,750,000 

(Part  due  vearly)  to  Dec.  3.  1904  i  Population  in  1897  (est.)....  1,800 
Total  debt  June,  1895  ....  $28,500  | 


CATN.T  TTD  ATVT/~'TC:/~'<~>       JADOLPH  SUTRO,  Mayor. 

SAJN  r  KAJNOioOO — JJOHN  A.  EUSSELL,  city  cierk. 

San    Francisco  is  in  San  Francisco  County,aml  the  financial  statement 
given  below  is  for  both  county  and  city. 


When  Due. 


When  Due. 


LOANS- 
OLD  CLAIMS— 
g.,  J&J,    $1,5OO,  g..Jan.  1, 1888 
PARK  BONDS— 

6g.,  J&J.  $225,000,  g.  July  1, 1897 
6g.,  A&O,  250,000,  g.Apr.  1, 1904 


CITY  HALL  BONDS — 
6g.,  J&J,  $66,500.  g. .  .July  1, 1899 
Subject  to  call. 

JUDGMENT  BONDS — 
7g.,  A&O,  $1,OOO,  g..  Oct.  1, 1887 

Special  bonds  madepayable  by  statute  from  taxes  on  lands  benefttted: 
Montgomery  Avenue  bonds  have  been  declared  null  and  void. 
Dupont  Street  bonds,  7s,  amount  outstanding 9 

The  Dupont  Street  bonds  have  long  been  Involved  in  litigation,  bnt 
in  the  case  of  many  Issues  this  has  recently  been  settled  and  as  a  coi 
sequence  $325,000  of  the  securities  were  redeemed  during  the  prese 
fiscal  year. 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS— The  bonds  of  this  city  are  for  $1,000 
and  $500. 

INTEREST  is  payable  in  gold  In  San  Francisco. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  Erc.-The  subjoined  statement 
shows  San  Francisco's  total  funded  debt  and  the  sinking  fund  held 
the  city  against  the  same  on  the  following  dates: 

Mar.  1,  '97.   July  1,  '96.  July  1,  '95.  JWyl,'94. 

Total  bonded  debt $544,000       $572,000     $599,000      $930,000 

Sinkingfunds 394,000          386,000       361,204 

Netdebt $150,000       $186,000     $237,796      $260,871 

TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  of  this  city  are  exempt  from  taxation. 
CITY  PROPERTY.— The  following  is  a  description  of  the  property 

owned  by  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  as  tr. 

the  State   Controller  by  direction  of  the   Board  of    SupervW 

October  19,  1896. 


Park  reservations  and  public  squares • 

Fire  department,  lots  and  improvements l, 

City  halls,  county  jails,  hospitals,  almshouses,  House  of 
Correction,  Industrial  School,  lots  and  improvements —     7,50] 

Cemetery  reservation 

Sundry  lots , 

Channel-Street  lots  from  Ninth  to  Eighteenth  streets 

School  lots,  improvements,  libraries,  furniture,  &o 5,1« 

Total $25,000,25' 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.-The  following  table  gives  the  » 
valuation  of  real  estate  and  personal  property  and  the  total  81 
and  county  tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  for  the  years  indicated. 


ril,   1897. 


TOWNS, 


149 


W  1.325 

•  "•M  19 

140,006 

I19.41O 
|»9308 


69.776,603 
47,345.973 

L--62..  

The  tax  rate  for  city 
-tale  purposes  04' 

of  I 


/'•• 1. 1 

f-42.251.83l 

63.299.903 
•  ;.:  186,709 
•M8MM 

64.990.995 
$9,013,67? 

51,<>- 
101,763.267 

41.  ••--•.  •«•- 

•U3B1.6BS 


. 
•3d7.5tl6.126 

325,109,018 
342,644,179 
346,224,706 

gos.04O.4oa 

233.5O9.560 

•J17.l~-.o7l 
•JC.I.-J-Jil.Ill 

114,759.510 
- 
41.870.811 


Total  Tax  Hal 

Btrfl.OOO. 


22-50 
14-93 

woe 

14-34 

17-J'J 
15-77 
19-95 


- 

:;<>  -.> 
H  «.. 
.-.  To 


and  county  purposes  for  1896-97  was  09-69 
i-3»  per  fl.OOO  valuation  of  real  and  personal 

. .  J  taxes  levied  In  1896-97  for  olty  and  county  purposes 

elusive  of  railroads  sssessed  by  the  State  Board  of  Equalization. 
1.7531  was  f4.O9O.699:  for  State  purposes  was  f  1,8 10,679:  total 
ant  of  taxes,  f5.u-01.378.  The  estimated  revenue  for  city  and 
nty  purposes  from  other  sources  than  taxation  was  f  1,630.513. 
3PULATIQN  in  ls:H>  was  298.997:  In  I860  it  was  3S3.959:  In 
O  It  was  1 49.473.  For  1897  the  population  was  estimated  at  340,000. 


AN  JACINTO  AND  PLEASANT 
VALLEY  IRRIGATION  DIS- 
TRICT.— M.  F.  S.  UHKLI.,  Secretary. 

(to  district  U  In  Riverside  County.    WlneheMer.  P.  O. 

Total  debt  Feb.  9, 1897. .  .$225,750 

Tax  valuation  149A 507,978 

Assessment  Is  on  actual  value. 
Tax  rate  (per  01,000) 02-70 


LOANS-  WKenDut. 

_^^fc  WORK*— 

J          *22S,750 Jan.  1,  1902 

,  !ue  yearly  thereafter.) 

ferest  payable  in  Winchester. 


AN  JOAQUIN  CO.— A.  G.KKAf.LE,  Auditor. 

County  seat  Is  Stockton. 

Bonded  debt  Feb.  1. -96      f316.0OO 

Tax  valuation, reaL... 

Tax  valuation,  personal  5.O87,9ft« 

Tax  valuation,  rallroix . 

Total  valuation  1896..35.5<> 

"  *4  actual  value 


LOANS— 

•  v.  BOXDS— 
J.VJ.  *1  39.OOO  ...July  1,1907 


•JT  041.000....  Jan.  1,  1913 

s^s^Bi™— 

335,000....  July   1.1911 

Ul  at-pM-    '.•••    I-     .    •     -•!,..•    •., 

U  at  any  time  on  40  days'  notli*.  _________  ,  ___ 

Population  In  1897  (est.)...  88,639 
^^•aj  and  Interest  OB  all  txmds  payable  In  fold. 

NTEREST  l«  payable  at  Stoekton. 

•AX  FREE.-A11  the  above  boads  are  free  from  taxattoB. 


Stale  * oo.  tax  (per fl.OOO).0 ll-OO 

Population  In  199O  was 28,629 

Population  In  18*0  was....  34^49 


W.  KOCHF..  Mayor. 


PABK 


WKfn  Dut. 


AN 

Ms  ci t r  is  In  Santa  Clara  County. 

LOANS-  Wken  Out. 

florae— 
•»-  07.500.  «. . .  .0790  yearly 

Home— 

L,  079.000,  «  .7.500 yearly    «». Jen.,0 1 12.-.OO. »  .«H.-V>  y'rly 
EREST  J«  parable  at :*he  eaVe  of  jshe  City  Treasurer  and  both 


LOANS 
•KBmnr 


was  0250.000.    The  city 


rWJKLtf,  'SM&SffSZ&ff&Z 

L'5«L«-«5«!  wa?0lXJwj«l0rSt p««m.l%£ertT 


i  principal  are  payable  la  Hold. 
PAL  DEBT  OB  Deeesaber  11.  1800,  i 

miSS*mtmfS[m»Ht*iO». 

ED  VAL 
erty. 

•  ',••'  r«   i 
total  016^74.790.    The  total  tax  rate  (pir  01 

il  at  about  >*  It*  actual  value. 

l\TION  In  1»(»<>  WM  n.OAX):  la  188O  was  12.967.    IB  1007 
on  within  the  eily  limit,  was  estiosated  M  17.6o6. 

LUIS    OBISPO    CO.— Cou.ty^taS.sLals 


•vNS 


Wken  Dtu. 


:  MM 
.1905 
.11*03 

.;  .11 


., 


1903 

.fl53.500 


i  :i  --- 
iTs/ 


Cash  In  treasury 

fnEstob  t 1 

Tax  valmtUeB^aal  . . .  11.U71.34I3 
Tax  valuation.  pan'L.  1393^48 
Tax  valuation.  rallrMs  8 
Total  valuation  1996...13.833>£4 
•tateandco.tax(pjil.boO)  .  fl«7o 
PevBlattoa  IB  1*0  waa...  ..16.073 
Popolatkm  IB  ISM  (e*>  ..155OO 


MATEO  CO.— OEO.  BAREBR,  Aaditor. 


-••at  Is  Redwood  City. 
-OA'  Wken  D*t. 


Apr.  1.1901 

O.ooo  .....  May  0.  1807 
able  at  Redwomi  City. 

.!  .........  i  .-. 


ITet  debt  Jaa.  1,  18*7..  $A4.72O 
Tax  valuatloB.  real  .....  13.311.955 
•p.  ---  •'—•«—  I.BBJSOBBI  1.836^317 

_•  1896.  .15,148.372 
----  .-.  06  p.  e.  actual  value. 
State  A  eo.tax  (per  fl.OOO)  .014-50 
' 


.  .         . 

Population  In  1890  was.  .'.To.O87 
Population  la  1<»97  (etrt.1...  19)000 


BARBARA. 

ounty. 


Is  In    Santa 


WktnDtu. 

.Mar.  29. 1006 

•M-.r   .-..;.-,: 


-  _• 
.fB«. 


1911 
,777 


Tax  valostkm. real.  ...03.975,149 
Tax  valuation.  pers'L . .  939.829 
Total  valoatlOB  1899...  4.514.974 
ls>i  artual  value. 

tax  (per  f  1.0001 .f5-706 

Omuty  tax  (per  fl.OOO)....  9-394 


T'.trlv    •.,«,• 

>t(lartretarasi 
fiotila^'rituras);; 

CngST  on  the  hosd-mud  boads  Is  payable  at  the  Chemical 
I  Baak.  5«w  York  :  on  sewer  bonds  at  Santa  Barbara. 


..... 

City  tax  (per  01,000) 15-OO 

Averao  sehool  tax 3-50 

Population  la  189O  was 53«4 

PcpnlaUon  In  188O  was 3,460 


SANTA    BARBARA   CO.— County  *eat  Is  Santa 
Barbara. 


Bonded  debt  July  1, -96. 
Cash  on  hand.. 


B25,369 

5,311 


Tax  valuation,  real 12.786.69O 


Tax  valuafn,  personal. 
Tax  valuation  Kall'n.. 


1,408,437 
528,743 


Total  valuation  1896 .  .$14.723,870 

State  tax  (per  f  1,000) *4'29 

County  tax  (per$l,00o) 11-21 

Population  in  1890  waa 15.754 

Population  in  1880  was 9,513 


SANTA  CLARA  CO.— Jos.  A.  LOTZ,  Treas. 

County  seat  is  San  Jose. 

Wken  Due. 


LOANS- 

REKL'SDINO  BOXD8. 

44s,AAO,038,OOa..Apr.  13,  1905 
4-sg,  JAJ,  36,000.. .July  1,1910 
4s,  FAA,  30,000. .  .AUK.  19,  1905 
4s,A*0,  23.000.. ..O 
Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897.  f!12,OOO 
Tax  ruination,  real 53,193,^7^ 


Tax  raluation,per8on'l.$5,l  1 1 ,499 
Tax  valuation,  railr'da.  1,219,924 
Total  valuation  1896.  ..59,524,701 
AsseMment  about  3-5  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per  fl.OOO) • $4-2» 

County  tax  (per  fl.OOO) 8-71 

Populatiou  in  189O  was 48,005 

Population  In  1896  (est.).. ..53,964 


INTEREST  Is  payable  at  County  Treasurer's  office. 
TAX  RATE  Inside  cities  and  incorporated  towns  Is  $10-OO;  and  $13-OO 
in  the  country.  Including  road  tax. 

OPTIONAL.— The  bonds  are  all  subject  to  call  at  the  option  of  the 
Board  of  Supervisors. 

SCHOOL  DISTRICT'S  DEBT  on  Feb.  1, 1897: 

8s,     Jan..f2,OOO Jan.  1.  19O2  I  7s,  var.,  $34,8OO 1895  to  1907 

7>9S,July,        7OO July  1, 1903  |  6s,  var.,    28,000 1897  to  1903 


SANTA  CRUZ.— CHAS.  E.  WILLIAMS,  Treas. 

This  city  Is  In  Santa  Cruz  County.     The  city  Is  now  in  litigation  over 
Its  retiiiKlIni;  bonds,  which  it  refuses  to  pay,  claiming 


„  error  in  issue. 
The  case  will  come  up  for  trial  In 

Tax  valuation,  real $3,496,114 

Tax  valuation,  personal  411  ,'Jiio 
Total  valuation  18'.)3...  3.9O7.4O4 
Assessment  about  "-j  actual  value. 

Total  tax  per  (fl.OOO) 02S-7& 

Population  in  189O  was 5,596 

Total  debt  (last  returns). .f36O,OOO  I  Population  In  188O  was 3,898 

Water  debt  (Included) ....  32O.OOO  I 
TAX  FREE.— Bonds  of  this  olty  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


fraud,  ami  various  other  points. 
April,  ; 

LOANS-  "»«•»  D**- 

Rtruxoixo  BOND* — (GOLD)— 
5s,  Apr..  f2-<2,OOO.Apr.  15, '97-^8 
(09.OOO  doe  yearly.) 

5s,  Apr..  060,000 

I  merest  payable  at  Santa  Crux. 


SANTA    CRUZ  CO.— W.  II.  BIAS,  Trea*. 

County  seat  Is  Santa  Cms. 

LOANS-  IT**.  Out. 

RBTI 

4%s,  J*D.  flOT.OOO 1905 

Subject  to  call. 
SCHOOL  Dm.  Bonne— 

6«,  7s.  8s.  Jan.,  078.300. . 

Feb.  1.1897.    f  1*0,300 
School  Hi.t.  debt 
Tax  valuation,  real..  ..f  10,059,969 


Tax  valuafn.  personal. fl,211.9.V> 
Tax  valuation.  railr'iU.  591.056 
Total  valuation  1896.. .11.862,971 
Assessment  about  *-i  actual  value. 
Tax  valuation  1892...fl3,OUO,OOO 

State*  co.  tax  1896. *18-5O 

Population  189Owas 19.370 

Populafn  '97  (local  est.) . ..  .'Jl.OOO 


INTEREST  U  payable  at  Santa  Cnu. 


These  bonds  are  owned  by 
TAX  FREE— All  bonds  Issued  by  this  county  are  exempt  from  taxa- 


SANTA  ROSA.-!?; 

This  city  ls  In  Sonoma  County. 

LOANS-  mm  Out. 

WATKK  BoXDS— 
4s.  Dec.. f  152.625.  r.Dee.,'97  to'33 

1*4.125  due  rearly.) 
Total  debt  Jan.  1,1696.    » 156,750 
sinking  fund 6.71O 


F.  WOODWARD,  Mayor. 
L.  MOBLEY.  City  Clerk. 

Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1896  ..  f  150.04O 

Tax  valuation  1895 3.950.00O 

Aseesment  about  •»  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  fl.OOO) fcu-.iO 

l'opiiUti..ii  in  1-  • 

Population  lu  1*90  wa* S.32O. 


SHASTA  CO.— WILLIAM  A.  SMITH,  Treasurer. 

Oooaty  seat  Is  Bedding. 

LOANS-  -vTsm  Due.  \  Tax  valuation  1896....f7,079,95O 

COPKT  HOUSE  A  JAIL—  I  Assessment  same  as  actual  value. 

5s,  F*A.  f  17,000... .Feb.  15, 19O9  I  State  4 Oo. tax  (nerf  1.000). §21-OO 

'  in  In  1«9O  was 12,133 


Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 


Population 

Population  

Population  1  -'.'7  (local  est.) .  17,000- 


Interest  Is  payable  at  BeddlBf.       Population  In  1H8O  was....  9,493 
Total  debt  Mar.  1, 18»7....f47,  - 

SIERRA    COUNTY.— Oounty  seat  Is  Downlevllle. 


LOANS-  Wlun  Out. 

Fi  il>Kti  DCHTBOXD*— 

7s.MAN.Bll.500 18":i 

Total  debt  J»n  1. 1897..    *1 1.5410 

Tax  valuation,  real 1 ,220,493 

Tax  vsj nation,  personal.    301,636 
Tax  valuation,  railroads.      44,641 


Total  valuation  1896. ..(1,466,760 

State  tax  (per  f  1  ,OOO) M-29- 

4-i.iinty  tax  (porfl.OOO) 23-71 

l-..|.iii.it'...n  lii  1-<90  was 5,051 

,tlon  In  1880  was 6,633 

Population  1896  (est) 5.5OO 


County  seat  Is  Yreka, 
LOANS- 

Cor/HTT  BOITDSV- 

6s,  J*J,  053.700 Jan.  1.1904 

6s.JeW,    20.000 June  1. 191O 

Bonds  are  subject  to  call. 
Total  debt  Feb.  1 , 1 897. .    073.70O 
Tax  valuation,  real 6.378.257 


i  I:    II    I)»:  WITT.  Trea*nrer. 
~  WEWTON,  Auditor. 


Tax  valuation,  pera'l. .  .f  1 ,395,450' 
Tax  valuation.  ratlrMs.  1,454,851 
Total  valuation  1*96...  9.128.O48 
Assessment  about  "-j  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (perfl.OOO) *17-.*iO 

Population  1890  was 12,163 

••<p|MiUitlnu  1880  was 8,610 


TAX  FREE.— Ail  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


SOLANO    CO. — County  seat  Is  Falrfleld. 


LOANS-  ir.Wit  Due. 

CotnrTT  BOVDS)— 

5«.  J*J.  »7.000 July  15. 1903 

Subject  to  can  on  3O  days'  i 

Total  debt  Jan.  1,1897. f7,OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real . .  .914.349. 1 36 
Tax  valuation, person'!.    1,716,376 


Tax  valuation  railroads  f983,69 1 
Total  valuation  1896...  17,049,203 
Assessment  about  \  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per  f  1,000) H4-29 

Oounty  tax  (per  fl.OOO) 11-71 

Population  In  ISlk)  was 20,946 

Population  in  1897  (est.). ..28,500 


SONOMA   COUNTY.— CountyseatisSantaKosa. 


LOANS-  Wktn  Out. 

RAILROAD  BOKM— 

4>«s,A.*0,  f  147,000... April,  1906 

Subject  to  call  at  any  timi'. 

3onds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

Total  debt  Mar.  1,1897.    fl47.<HH> 

Tax  valuation, real 23,741. :iu 

TaxvaluaUon,penonal.  3,093,580 


Tax  valuation.  rallr'a*.f  1,756,656 
Total  valuation  1H06... 28,594,938 
Assessment  aliout  •>.-  actual  value. 

-•    .1.     A     .       I.  U  i  ••        -   l.OiHI,     -1-J-C) 

Population  in  189Owas...  .32,721 

l'o|iiilntloii  In  1  "SO  wan 25,926 

Population  In  1897  (e»t.)... 37,500 


150 


STATE 


CITY  SUf fi£M£WT, 


Vol.  LXIV 


STANISLAUS  CO.— C.  A.  POST.  Auditor. 

County  seat  Is  Modesto. 

LOANS-  Wktn  Due- 

Cotnrrr  BONDS— 

6s  JAJ  *10,OOO May  10, 1903 

Subject  to  call. 

Bonded  debt  Apr.  1.  igff?  .$10,000 
Tax  valuation,  real.. ..$11,543,136  I 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  Modesto. 

STOCKTON.— {i:S: 

Stockton  is  in  San  Joaquln  County. 


Tax  valuation.personal  $1.032,094 
Tax  valuation,  railroads  1)29. ,  O4 
Total  valuation  1896...14,104,!)34 
State&Co.  tax  (per  $1,000). ..12-50 
Population  In  1890  was ....  10,040 


Ref 


'LOANS —  When  Due. 

funding  City  Bonds  of  1883. 


jtri  ii  m  uiipt  va«j    j»*»»n»r>  v«  A^fjw 

flu.  J*J,  $1  18.695.  July  1,'97  to  '03 


.         ,          ..  , 

(loo  due  yearly) 

Sewer  A  Improv't  Bonds  of  1890— 
8s,  MAS,  $1«6,5OO..  Sept.  10,  1897 
(f9,750  yearly)  to  Sept.  10,  1910 
Interest  Is  payable  at  Stockton. 
Total  debt  Feb.  1.  1897.    $285.195 


Total  valuation  1896..$12.610,439 

Tax  valuation,  real $9,890,858 

Tax  valuation,  pers'l...  3,574,<>15 
Total  valuation  1895...  13,164,968 
Assessment  about  *v  actual  vain*. 
City  tax  (per  $1,000)  1896.. $16-20 

Population  In  1890  was 14,424 

Population  in  1880  was 10,282 

Population  In  1896  (est.)...  18,000 


•  The  bonds  of  this  city  are  all  payable  in  gold. 

TAX  FREE.— Bonds  of  this  otty  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

SUTTER   COUNT  Y.— County  seat  Is  Tuba  City. 
When  Due. 


LOANS- 
ROAD  BOKD9  — 

6s,J&J.  «1 1,000 1903 

Bonded  <l«bt  July  1. 1896  .«11.<X10 
Tax  valuation,  real  ...$5,034,271 
Tax  valuation,  personal  605,110 


Tax  valuation,  rallr's...  8313.017 
Total  valuation,  1896..  6,750,398 
State  tax  (per  $1,000)..  $4-29 
County  tax  (p«r$l,OOO)  9'21 

Population  la  189Owas 5,469 

Population  In  1880  was 5,158 


TEH  AM  A   CO.— H.  C.  SWAIN,  Treasurer. 


County  seat  Is  Red  Bluff. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

•FUNDING  BONDS— 

4»,  Jan.  -,  $50,000 Jan.  2, 1916 

Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1897.       $50,000 

Sinking  fund 5,000 

Net  debt  Jan.  1 ,  1 897.. ..  45.OOO 
Tax  valuation,  real ....  7,878,004 
Tax  valuation,  pers'al..  1,613,325 

*  All  bonds  of  this  county  are  payable  In  gold. 

INTEREST  Is  payable  at  County  Treasurer's  office. 

TAX  FREE.— Bonds  of  this  county  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


Tax  valuation  railroads  $847,945 
Total  valuation  1896..  10,339,274 
Assoss'ent  about  7-10  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per  $1,000) $4-29 

County  tax  (per  $1,000) 10-21 

Population  In  1890  was 9,916 

Population  in  1880  was 9,301 

Population  in  1895  (est.)...  10,000 


TRINITY  CO.— B.  W.  STILLER,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  Is  Weaverville. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

COONTY  BONDS— 

5s,  FA.A,  $26,750 1908 

Subject  to  call. 

Floating  debt $1,054 

Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1897..       27,804 
Tax  valuation,  real 1,072,286 


Tax  valuation,  personal  $272,84- 
Total  valuation  1896...  1,345,128 
Assessment  about  Hs  actual  value. 
State  &  Co.  tax  (per  $1,000)  .$35-00 

Population  In  1890  was 3,71£ 

Population  In  1897  (est.) 5,500 


YUBA  .CO.— G.  W.  PINE,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Marysvllle. 
LOANS—  *  hen  Due.    Tax  valuation,  person'l     $913,345 

REFUNDING  BONDS —  Total  valuation  1896..    5,523,916 

6s,  JAJ,  $31,OOO Jan.  1, Assessment  Is  Hi  actual  value. 

($10,OOO  due  yearly.)  I  State  tax  (per  $1.000) $4-29 

Optional  at  any  time.  I  County  tax  (per  $1,000) 17-71 

Bonded  debt  Feb.  9,  1897.  $3 1,000  I  Population  In  1890  was 9.638 

Tax  valuation,  real 4,268,390  |  Population  In  1897  (est.).. ..10,000 

TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  Issued  by  this  county  are  exempt  from  tax- 
ation. 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  Marysville. 


State  of  Oregon 


ITS 


DEBT,  RESOURCES,  ETC. 


Organized  as  a  Territory  (Act  Aug.  14, 1848)  -    Aug.  14,  1848 

Admitted  as  a  State  (Act  Feb.  14, 1859)  Feb.  14,  1859 

Total  area  of  State  (square  miles)      -  96,030 
State  Capital 

Governor  (term  ex.  3d*  Monday  Jan.  '99),  -  William  P.  Lord 
Secretary  of  State  (term  ex.  2d  Mon.  Jan.  '99),    H.  R.  Kincaid 

Treasurer  (term  ex.  2d  Mon.  Jan.  '99)       -  Phil  Metschan 


TAX  FREE— Bonds  Issued  by  this  county  are  exempt  from  taxation. 
INTEREST  Is  payable  at  Weaverville. 


TULARE.— W.  L.  BLTTHE.  Mayor. 

Tulare  Is  In  the  county  of  the  same  name.  The  bonds  described  in 
the  following  are  issued  by  the  Tulare  Irrigation  District,  consisting  of 
45,000  acres  of  land,  of  which  the  city  forms  part. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

TULARE    IRRIGATION    DISTRICT 
BONDS — 

0s,  Jan.  1,  $500,000 1902 

($50,000  due  yearly)  to  1911 
Interest  payable  at  Tulare  in  gold. 


Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897.    $500,000 
Tax  valuation  1891....  1.1OO.OOO 
Assessment  is  ^  actual  value. 

Population  1890  was 2,697 

Population  1880  was 447 

Population  1897  (local  est.).. 3,000 


TAX  FREE — All  of  the  above  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation  ex- 
cept as  personal  property  when  held  by  local  parties. 


*  The  Legislature  does  not  always  canvass  the  vote  for  Governor 
Immediately  upon  Its  meeting,  and  the  present  Governor's  term  runs 
until  his  successor  Is  declared  elected. 

Legislature  meets  biennially  in  odd  years  on  the  second  Mon- 
day in  January,  and  there  is  no  limit  to  length  of  ses- 
sions; but  members  of  the  Legislature  can  draw  pay  only 
for  40  days'  services  in  the  aggregate,  and  this  answers 
the  same  purpose  as  a  limit  upon  the  length  of  sessions. 

HISTORY  OF  DEBT.— For  history  of  Oregon's  State  debt  see 
STATE  AND  CITY  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1894,  page  147. 

To-day  Oregon  practically  has  no  debt.  There  are  some  little  left-over 
lots  thatgo  by  that  name,  in  the  aggregate  amounting  to  $1,829-79,  which 
the  State  Is  ready  and  would  be  very  glad  to  pay,  but  cannot  get  them 
In. 

VALUATION.— The  gross  valuation  In  1896  as  equalized  by  the  State 
Board  was  $151,864,670 ;  indebtedness  and  exemptions,  $8,687,699; 
equalized  valuation,  $143,176,971, 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— Oregon  framed  and  adopted  its  Constitution 
in  1857.  It  Is  quite  a  notable  fact  that  the  people  of  the  State  are 
to-day  living  under  that  Instrument  in  the  precise  form  In  which  it  was 
originally  adopted,  for  there  never  has  been  an  amendment  made  to  It. 
The  provisions  with  respect  to  debt  limitation  will  be  found  on  pages 
150  and  151  of  the  STATE  AND  Crrr  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1895. 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.— The  population  of  Oregon  has  been  u 
follows  in  the  years  named: 

1890 313,76711870...          ..90,92311850 13,294 

1880 174,768  |  1860 52,465  I 

In  1860-70  Increase  was  38,458,  or  73-30  per  cent :  in  1870-80, 83,845, 
or  92-22  per  cent;  and  in  1880-90, 138,999  or  79-53  per  cent. 


V  ALLEJO. — This  city  Is  in  Solano  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

REDKMITION  BONDS — 

6»,  April,  $25,600 Apr.  1, 1897 

($1,600  due  yearly)  to  Apr.  1, 1912 

Interest  payable  in  Vallejo. 
WATER  BONDS,  1892- 

6s,  $200,000 1897  to  1912 

($12,500  due  yearly.) 


Total  debt  (last  returns)    $282,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,569,267 

Tax  valuation,  personal. .  412,840 

Total  valuation  1891 1,982,107 

Assessment  about  *2  actual  value. 
State  &  Co.tax  (per$1.000) .  .$10-70 

City  tax  (per  $1,000) 10-00 

Population  1890  was 6,343 


Vallejo's  bonds  are  subject  to  call  at  the  option  of  the  city. 


VENTURA  COUNTY.— County  seat  is  Ventura. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 
RBPUNDINO  Co'r  BONDS- 
SB,  JAJ,  $10,000 1898-1902 


Tax  valuation  railr's...   $510,035 
Total  valuation  1896 ...  7,808,990 

State  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $4-29 

Bond,  debt  Jan.  1,1897.    $10,0001  County  tax  (per$l,OOO) 13-71 

Floating  debt 566  |  Population  in  1890  was 10,071 

Tax  valuation,  real 6,273,806    Population  In  1880  was 5,073 

Tax  valuation,  personal.1,025,149  |  Population  in  1897  (est.). ..15,000 


"WOODLAND. — Tills  city  Is  In  Yolo  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due.  I  Tax  valuation  1895 — $2,522,827 

BUILD'G.WATER&SEWEK-  City  tax  (per$l,000) $10-00 

5s  $91  OOO       1897  to  1913  I  Population  In  1890  was 3,069 

($6,500  due  yearly.)  I  Population  in  1880  was 1,370 

Total  debt  (last  returns).. $102,483  |  Population  In  1895  (est.) 4,523 

YOLO  COUNTY.— W.  L.  WOOD,  Treasurer. 

County  scat  is  Woodland. 

Wlien  Due. 


LOANS- 
Sciiooi.  BONDS— 
7s,  ami.,  $1O,550 1900-1901 


Floating  debt. . 

Total  debt  Feb.  1,  1897 

Sinking  fund 

Net  debt  Feb.  1, '97 

Cash  on  band  Feb., '97. 


4,000 
i  i .:,.-,<> 

2,830 
11,720 


Tax  valuation,  real... $14,782, 3 SO 
Tax  valuat'n,  personal.  1,469,915 
Tax  valuation,  riiilr's.  1,009,166 
Total  valuation  1896..  17,261,461 

State  tax  (per$l,000i $4-29 

County  tax  (per  $1,OOO) 7-51 

Population  in  1890  was 12,684 


63,849  I  Population  In  1880  was 11,772 


CITIES,  COUNTIES  AND  TOWNS 

IN  THE 

STATE    OF    OREGON. 


ASTORIA. — Astoria  Is  In  Clatsop  County. 

WATER  BONDS— 
5g,  J<feJ,  $300,000  g.. Jan.  1,19 
Total  debt  (last  returns) .  $416,051 

Sinking  fund 16.0°* 

Net  debt 100.0M 

Total  valuation  1894.... 2.856,69;- 
Tax  valuation  about  ^  actual  vi 

Population  in  1890  was 6. 

Population  in  1895  (est.)...10,<KK 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS— 

6s,  M&S,  $23,000 Sept.  1, 1910 

6s,  M&S,       6,000 8ept.5,  1897 

6s,  M&S,       6.0OO 8ept.5, 1902 

(is 50,000 Nov.  2,  1911 

STREET  BONDS — 
8s,  A&O,  $5,000 Oct.  1.1898 


•—  )J.  : 
This  city  Is  In  Benton  County. 
Tot.debt(float'g)  Jan.l,'97.$16,800 

Sinking  fund 3,000 

Net  debt 13,800 

Tax  valuation,  real 500.000 

Tax  valuation,  personal...  140,000 

Total  valuation  1896 640,000 

Assessment  about  *2  actual  value. 


<  E.  WOODWARD,  Mayor. 


PORTER,  Judge. 

State  &  Co.  tax  (per  $1,000). $27-2- 

City  tax  (per  $1,000) 

Average  school  tax &'J*; 

Population  iu  1890  was I.M- 

Population  in  1880  was 1.1« 

Population  in  1897  (est.) 3.00C 


HEPPNER.— Heppner  is  in  Morrow  County. 

Total  debt  (last  returns,)...  $20,OOO  I  Real  valuation v--*.1'?0?' 

Tax  valuation  1893 400,000  |  Population  1894  (estimated 

KLAMATH    CO.— ALEX.  MARTIN,  JK  ,  Treas. 

County  seat  is  Klamath  Falls  (Linkvllle). 
Float'gdebt  (last  ret'ns).    $70,000  |  County  tax  (per  $1,000)... 

Tax  valuation,  1896 1,515,908  I  Average  school  tax.. 

Assessment  about  13  actual  value.  I  Population  In  18 

State  tax  (per  $1,000)  1895. .$5-00  |  Population  in  1890  was.. 


April.  ls:»7. 


WAStfllNQTO.M-DEBT  Of  STATE, 


loi 


LAKE  COUNTY.— W.  A.  MASSIXGILL,  Cleik. 

1117  seat  I*  LakeTille. 

OMnty  tax  (per  $1.000) $8  SO 

Average  school  tax 40O 

Pouula-loulu  1895  was 2,197 

Po|iul.itiou  lu  18!)O  was 2.0O4 

PopulaUouiu  1880  was 2.804 


Qsnaty  has  a*  beaded  4abt, 

floating  ilrlit  Apr.  1.  'iXi.  >l'-'.OH  I 
equalised  valuation  '»<*.  1.4. 
>«sn«irnrnt  about  >4  aoUuU  value. 
Stau-Ul  (per  $1.000) $3  5O 


ajfrrr»iyr"»D  l~»         *°-  "    "  VKIXS,  Mayor. 
MEDFORD. —  i  B.  8.  WEBB.  Recorder. 
U  lore  Is  il  In  Jaekson  Countj. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

WATEC  Boxne. 

7s.  JAJ,  $20.000 Sept  1. 19OO 

•rest  payable  In  New  York. 
Bonded .l*l>t  Apr.  1, 18'J6..$2O.OOO 


ay  debt  (about) 


UVOOO 


Total  debt  Apr.  1. 1896.    938.OOO 

Tax  valuation  1894 3OO.OOO 

Assessment  about  »«  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1.000) $4O-OO 

Population  189O  was 1.196 

Population  1894  (est) 2.2OO 


TAX  FREE.—  The  city's  bonds  are  all  exempt  from  taxation. 

MULTNOMAH   CO.—  A.  W.  LAMBERT,  Trew. 

County  seat  U  Portland. 

County  ha*  no  bonded  debt.  I  Equalised  valuafn>96.$44,695,49O 

Fkurk>urbt(laetreMnis)9176.667  |  Population  In  1895  was  .  .  .  .92.3OO 

K_f'iml  ..........  ...     87.760  I  Population  in  1890  was...  ..74,884 

KM  debt  (la«t  returns)  .  .  .     88.9O7  | 


E.  3.  fAXFIELD.  Mayor. 
THOMAS  F.  Ryan,  Recorder. 
|   This  city  U  situated  In  Claekamas  Co. 


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.tSO.OOOK.Maj  1,1901 

•«>*  May  1,  1904 


ebt. 


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Jan.  1, 19O4 
W.OOO 
4,600 


Total  debt  June,  1996...    964.6OO 

Tax  valuation,  real 867.0OO 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  280.0OO 
Total  valuation  1897....  1.147,000 
Assessment  to  "3  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per$I.OOO) $38-00 

Population  In  189O  was -3.O62 

Population  In  1880  was 1.263 


City's  Umlu  have  recently 
as  estimated  at  4.0OO. 


enlarged  and  the  population 


INTEREST  on  the  city  bonds  ls  parable  at  Oregon  City;  on  toe 
tau-r  bonds  In  »w  York. 


•flMd  to  the  eosmty-seat  of  Maltaosnaa  County.  The  cities  of 
•ortUnd.  East  Portland  and  AIMna  were  consolidated  In  Jane.  1991, 
eming  a  city  of  about  63,046  Inhabitant*. 


OANS- 

^^••VASO  Boxue— 
s^b.  tBO.000 June  1. 1921 

«. JA^   - '-' >.i«K) Jan.  1.  1923 

•-AAO     -„,.,,«,     .   ..v,,r.   s.  ;,,..-, 

•one— 

-175.000 Jsn.  1.1990 

••JAJ.    300.000  Jan.  *  J'ly  19-.-2 

J.  980.000 Apr.  1,  1923 

««i|iH>t    H..<lDe— 

-,F*A.  $111.1100 Aug.  1.1910 

i.J*I<.     4     «»....  Jane  1,19-Jl 
..MAN.    -,...-KlO May  1    19O1 


LOANS- 


BOH 


WtunDut- 


6s.  Var..    5«>01.- 
UOWTBOXDS— 


1006 

.:• 


%MAX.$AOAMO  .....  May  1,  1921 
ABB  Bo*U»— 

6s,  J*J.  95O.OOO  ......  June  1.  1921 

WATma  Bo*us— 
As.  JfsUI.  93&0.000.  .  .  .M.y  1,  192  1 

5s.J*J.     '700.000...  Jaa.  1.1917 
5s.  JsU,  •3^00,000...  July  1,  1U23 


•  These  boads  are  payable,  priaelpal  aad  nterest,  from  the  water 
taxation. 


item,  not  from  t 


INTEREST  on  tike  general  bonds  doe  U  1910  Is  payable  by  Blair 

^0Mw  Tork  :    on    the    na«ral    boads  due  Jua*  1.  1921.  the 

ird  bonds  aad  the  park  boada.at  the  Chemical  National  Bank. 

.  the  lUht  bonds  In  Xew  York:  on  the  water  bonds  due  in 

n  CkJcago;  on  all  other  bonds  In  Portland. 

GOLD  PAYMENT.  -Both  prlaeipal  and  Interest  are  payable  In  gold. 

TOTAL   DEBT-The  «*tr*e  hudil  debt  on  Jan.    1.   1897,   was 

.rinding  the  water  debt  of  $3.  1  .Vj.OOo.  floating 

PfBT  LIMITATI 


ATlON.-PorUaad-s  charter  limits  the  city's  debt  to 
a*  ofaalhurisoa  debt,  and  a  special  Act  of  begtolature 
nch  Issue  of  boasVs  after  this  asoovat  has  bean  reaohed. 
VALUATION  In  1996  was  94A.475.917.  property  being 
p^EMSMssiMt  40  percent  of  Its  actual  valae;  rlly  tax  (per$l.OOO) 
»>.  total  tax  i  per  91.OOO)  935-OO.    In   199O  the  valuation  of 
i|n*rtBwas923.0I-i.»t3;  of  persoaal  property. 910,890,995;  total, 

•VATER    WORKS.-Tb*  water    works  are  aclr-sustalnlng.      The 

rtlnvested  In  the  entire  plant  to  Jan.  1. 1999,  was  9I.9O6.64O. 
JPU  L  AT  ION. -Tas  population  In  1*90  was  46.385;  In  1890  was 
.   Ti»  total  neynhstlsn  of  Portland.  East  Portland  and  Alblna  in 
90  wa*  «2,04«;  lu  1999  It  was  81.342. 


PORTLAND.— C.  KAVIH>LIMI.  CTk. 

Portland  was  lacernoraled  In  1991  and  given  authority 

I  KSW,  I.M..I.  -.    the  asaosint  of  95OO.ono  for  river  and  harbor  Im- 

alts  Inelnde  the  rssMnMesUil  City  of  Portland  and 

>n»tenth  of  the  territory  la  MattnoBah  County.  The  debt 

ulUasfbUows. 


Ian.  1. 199X 
i  payable  at  Portland. 
.  Feb.  1. 1807.  .$310.000 


Tax  valuation  1896. .  .950, 1 16.195 
'  99to40p.e.aofl  valu*. 

«r  $1.0001 $35-00 

1997  (est) 


p  vj         <  JAM.  A.  KICHAKDftn.v.  Mayor. 

•S»,  Recorder. 
• 

rkm  AIM.  I  Total  debt  Apr.,  1899..    •1R8.16O 

i«()roM)-  |  Tax  valuation  IsiC, v!.24u,35O 

•  .  s«SB»-aa..  $t)O^Mi 1914  i  K.t  real  valuation 3.2OO.OOO 

«l  0>t.t  Apr..  1996.. 9149.000    Popolatloa  In  I  WO  was....  1O.OOO 
»>atsmg  oei.t M.I  DO  |  Population  1993  (est) 13.000 

'HE  DALLES.- 

'.-  bailee  to  la  Wasoo  Goaty. 
SS-  Wk*»D*4. 


I  Water  debt  (Included)...  9IOO.OOO 

lTaxTntaatlonl994. 1. 

1900-191.1 1  Real  valuation 3.500.000 

IneeveryA  VM.  in  Mar.)    Population  la  Ifttfowas 3.O29 

•Jht  sept.  1,1996. •160,000    Population  lu  1895  (est)  ....3.5OO 


State  of  Washington. 

ITS 

DEBT,  RESOURCES,   &c. 

Organized  as  a  Territory  (Act  March  2,  1853)   -    March  2,  1853 
Admitted  as  a  State  (Act.  Feb.  22,  1889)         -        Nov.  11,  1889 
Total  area  of  State  (square  miles)       ....        09,994 

State  Capital     --------        Olympia 

Governor  (term  ends  Wed.  after  3d  Mon.  Jan.  '01)  -  J.  R.  Rogers 
Secretary  (term  ends  Wed.  aft.  2d  Mon.  Jan. '01)  W.  D.  Jenkins 
Treasurer  (term  ends  Wed.  aft.  3d  Mon.  Jan.  '01)  C.  W.  Young 

STATE  DEBT.-The  Washington  State  debt  la  described  in  detail 
below. 

LOANS  <—Inlere*t. — .    , Principal . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.Ct.  Paynbte.     When  Due.       Outttaiul'g. 

FumliQK.  April  1,  1890 3>*    Apr.    1    Apr.  1,  19O5         $300,000 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
These  bonds  are  payable  in  gold. 

INTEREST  Is  payable  at  the  office  of  the  State Treamireriu  Olympia. 
TOTAL   DEBT.— The  total  bonded  debt  on  February  1, 1897,  was 
(300.0OO:  floating  debt,  $1,832,473. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.-The  assessed  valuation  for  1896  of 
real  estate  was  $166.!>85.4O5;  penonal  property,  $24,782,087;  rail- 
roads, 912,910,176;  total,  $204,677. 068.  The  following  statement  shows 
the  total  messed  valuation  of  the  State  for  the  years  indicated,  the 
assessment  for  1895  being  about  60  per  cent  of  the  actual  value  and 
the  tax  rate  (per  $1.0OO»  for  the  same  year  being  96-40. 


>•"<                                   A*tt**m**l.     rear*.  Atitttn.enl. 

1896 $204.677.668     1888 989.641,548 

1895 304.190,377    1887 61,56--',73!> 

1894 212,430.511     1886 51.491, 13S» 

1893 S84.07g.m    1885 50,484,437 

1893 319.016,341  I  1880 23.7O8.587 

1891 i -.^l..:  12.099  I  1875 1  l.-..:n.l.'.ii 

1890 217.595,73*    1870 10,642,863 

1889 125.165,21511860 4,394.735 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— Uke  so  many  df  the  yenugcr  States.  Wash- 
'ngton  has  taken  a  conservative  position  with  respect  to  State  and 
municipal  Indebtedness.  The  provisions  of  the  Constitution  with  refer- 
ence to  creating  debt  are.  however,  so  comprehensive  and  plain  that  It 
I*  necessary  to  do  no  Bare  than  copy  the  sections  relating  to  the  subject. 

FIRST.  «UA  rtftrvtet  to  On  SWt,  there  are  throe  sections:  the  flrst 
llmlU  the  debt,  the  second  names  exceptions  to  the  limit  and  the  third 
provides  the  •ethod  In  which  additional  debt  may  be  created.  These 
sections  are  all  found  In  article  8,  and  were  given  In  the  STATE  AND 
Crrr  Sorruuturr  of  April.  1893;  page  152. 

SSOO.fD.  Countiet,  CUiei.  To* it*  4c.  are  more  rigorously  guarded. 
The  whole  system  as  to  municipalities  Is  found  In  section  6  of  article  8. 
though  section  7  to  also  Important,  as  it  forbids  counties,  cities  Ac. 
giving  Tt^trr  *f  r^vi'Tig  "*r**1't  tir  nny  r*rrr-mitlim  tkv.  Sections  0  and 
7  will  be  found  on  page  152  of  the  April.  18U5,  SUPPLEMENT. 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.-The  full  record  of  population  of 
Washington  as  far  back  as  It  goes  Is  given  In  the  following. 

1893 .393,389  I  1980 75.116  I  I860 11,594 

1890 349,39O|  1870 23.955  I 

In  I860- 70  Increase  was  12,361.  or  106-62  percent;  In  1870-8O, 
51, 161.  or  313-57  per  cent;  In  1880-BO  271. J7l.  ..r  J65-13  per  cent. 


CITIES,  COUNTIES   AND  TOWNS 

I*    Till 

STATK  •>!••  WASHINGTON. 


ADAMS  COUNTY.— WM.  0.  LEWIS,  Auditor. 

County  seat  to  KlU  v  lUe. 

LOANS—  Wktn  Due. 

OUOBT  Uomn  BoKoe— 1993. 

6s. 930,000....  Mar.  1.1012 

Mbject  to  call  19O3. 
Floatins; debt  July  1,*96..$I 

Total  debt :»:).ii'J  I 

Cash  in  treasury 

Met  debt  July  1,1890 28.UO5 


Tax  valuation,  real 91.263,542 

Tax  valuation.  |KTM>U»|.  HS(i,65O 
Tax  valuation.  r*llroa<t».  :ir.2,:ilx 
Total  valuation  I-.M;  . .  l.H()ft,51O 
Mate  A  Co.  tax  <i>.$l,0<N 

PnpulHtlon  lu  1H»2  was -J.lnr, 

l-opiilatlini  In  189O  was 3.O98 

I'oiMilatlou  in  IsiHJ(est-) 3*50 


A  -NT  A  r'r^iaT'trc       *  K.  K.  IIUTLEK,  Mayor. 
ANACORTES.— ^j.  H.  MTAXLEY,  cierk. 


ThU  city  Is  In  Skagtt  County. 

LOANS—  l^ 

Warrants  outotandinf *«2.i:il 

Total  debt  Jan.  1,  \8ff7....   «i,i:il 
Tax  valuation  1896. 522,631 


City  tax  (|>er  $1,000) »10-OO- 

Population  In  1890  was 1,131 

Populatiouiu  1897  (est.) 1.3OO 


ASOTIN  COUNTY.— D.  T.  WELCH,  Auditor. 


County  seat  U  Asotin. 

LOANS-  KHtnDu*. 

FUHUIIIO  BOXM— 

6s.935.OOO  ..      20years 

Bonded  debt,  July  1.189(1.$2.VUOO 

Floatiac  debt 12,818 

Total  debt 37.818 


Ca'bonhand  9A.123 

Net  debt  July  >.  I«tf6....    31.W5 

T«x  valiiiitlo'ii  1«96 595.H47 

Population  lii  1"!)2  was...  1.714 
PopuLitlou  in  1H»0  was...  1,480 
Population  1893  (etlm'td)  3,000 


B  A  LL  AR  D.—  Ballard  Is  in  King  County. 

LOANS—  ***»  '•'«•  I  Tax  valuation  isnr, ....    $788.595 

WkTf.K  AM.  I.I..IIF  !!..<!*-  I  Real  valuation  (iihont) .   •J.OOd.tMMt 

««,«  J*J.  946.OOO,  ir  Jau.  1.  1  !>1.'>  !  Population  In  !*!•«•  w»*   1 .17:t 

Total  debt  Oast  return*)  Population  in  IH'.U  (u»t.) 3.5OO 


152 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


CHEHALIS  COUNTY.— J.  G.  LEWIS,  Treas. 

Comity  Beat  to  Montesaim. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS — 

6s.  Nov.,  $85,OOO Nov.  1. 1911 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1/96..    $85,000 

Floating  debt 74,492 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1896..    159,492 

Tax  valuation,  real 4.543.OO8 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    691,573 


Tax  valuation,  railroads.  $280,811 
Total  valuation  1896 — 5,415,392 
Assessment  Is  7.n  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO)  '95.. .$18-95 

Population  in  1892  was 9,538 

Population  in  1890  was 9,249 

Population  In  1896  (est.)...  10,000 


LHJL   V  HI  11  ill  It'll,  I'l'l  ."M  in  til  .       !>.>»,•>  i  <> 

I N  T  E  R  EST  1»  payable  at  the  Chemical  National  Bank,  New  York. 
TAX   FREE.— Bonds  of  this  county  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


CLALLAM  CO.— JOHN  W.  TROY,  Auditor. 

County  seat  Is  Port  Angeles. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
7s,  Dec.  31,  $14,OOO..Dec.31,1912 

ROAD  BONDS — 

6»,MA:N  15,  $9O,OOOg.Mayl5,1911 
6s.  J&D,          10.OOOg.June  1,  1912 

subject  to  call  1901  and  1902. 
BondtMl  debt  Jan.  1,  '96..$  114,000 

Floating  debt. 198,401 

Total  debt 312,461 

Cash  on  hand 5,128 

TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1896. . . .  $307,333 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,552,088 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    114,454 

Total  valuation  1896 2,667,442 

Assessment  abt.  45%  actual  value. 
Co.  tax  rate  (per$l,OOO)'95.$2i!-r>o 

Population  in  1892  was 4,243 

Population  in  1890  was 2,771 

Population  In  188O  was 638 

Population  in  1895  (eat) — 7,005 


CLARKE  CO.— S.  GOODNIGHT,  County  Auditor. 

County  seat  is  Vancouver. 


LOANS.-  When  Due. 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS — 
6s,  Mav  15,  $40,000. .May  15, 1911 

Subject  to  call  after  10  years. 
FUNDING  BONDS— 

6s,  J&D,  $45,000 Dec.  1,  1909 

Subject  to  call  after  10  years. 
6s,  g.,  J&D,  $10,OOOg.Dec.  1,  1901 
6s,  g.,  J&D,    15,000g  Dec.  1, 1906 
6s.  g. ,  J&D,    25,000g  Dec.  1 , 191 1 
•;«.  •--..  J&D,    61,OOOg.Dec.  1, 1916 

INTEREST  on  Court  House  bonds  is  payable  in  Olympia;  on  the 
funding  bonds  due  1909  In  Chicago,  and  on  all  other  bonds  in  New 
York  City. 

TAX  FREE.— All  the  above  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


Total  debt  Jan.  1 , 1897. .  $196,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 3,956,075 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    367,919 

Total  valuation  1896 4,323,994 

Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 
Average  tax  (per  $1,000) . .  .$26-00 

Population  In  1892  was 11,526 

Population  in  1890  was 11,709 

Population  in  1880  was 5,490 

Population  In  1897  about. ..  14,000 


GOLF  AX.— H.  H.  McCoRD,  Clerk. 

The  city  owns  property  valued  on 


Colfax  Is  in  Whitman  County. 
January  1, 1887,  at  $74,967. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

MUNICIPAL  PURPOSES— 
6s,  F&A,  $30,000 Feb.  1,1912 

WATER  WORKS — 

6s,  F&A,  $47,OOO Feb.  1,1912 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, 1897    $77,000 

Floating  debt 33,868 

Total  debt 110.868 


Cashonhand $3,122 

Netdebt  Jan.  1,1897....    107,746 

Tax  valuation  1894 920.272 

Assessment  is  %  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (perfl.OOO) $15-00 

Population  in  1890  was 1,649 

Population  in  1880  was 444 


INTEREST  is  payable  In  Manchester,  N.  H. 


COLUMBIA  CO.— A 

County  seat  is  Dayton, 

Bonded  debt  July  1/96..  $38,000 

Floatingdebt 68,185 

Totaldeht 106,185 

Sinking  fund  assets 32.813 

Netdebt  July  1,1896 73,372 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,374,380 

Tax  valuation,  railroad.  280,745 


P.  CAHILL,  Co.  Auditor. 


Tax  valuation,  personal.  $548,706 

Total  valuation  1896 3,203,831 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000)'95.        20-64 

Populationin  1892  was 6,397 

Population  in  1890  was 6,709 

Population  In  1880  was 7,103 


COWLITZ  CO.— WALTER  S.  LYSONS,  Auditor. 

County  seat  is  Kalama. 


•County  has  no  bonded  debt. 
Floating  debt  Jan.  1,  '97.    $44,402 

Cashonhand 2992 

Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1897.    .      41,410 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,875,499 

Tax  valuation,  personal. .  298,178 


Total  valuation  1896... $3,173,178 
State  &  Co.  tax  (per$l,000)$16-90 

Population  in  1892  was 6,751 

Populationin  1*90  was 5,917 

Population  in  1897  about 9,000 


DOUGLAS  CO.— P.  M.  DALLAM,  Auditor. 

County  seat  is  Waterville. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

Funding  bonds 1893 

«s,  #30,000 Deo.  1,1913 

Bonded  debt,  July  1, 1896.$3o,000 

Floatingdebt 16,672 

Total  debt 46,672 


Cash  on  hand $4,889 

Netdebt  July  1,  1896 41,783 

Tax  valuation  1896 2,094,351 

Populationin  1892  was 4,286 

Populationin  1890  was          3,161 
Population  1895  (estm'td)... 5,000 


EVERETT.—  J.  A.  FALCONER,  Mayor. 

Tills  city  is  in  Snohomish  County. 

'"8388 

Populatl011  ln 


FAIR  HAVEN.— J. 

This  city  is  in  Whatcom  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

MUNICIPAL  BONDS — 
6s,  J&J,  $225,000,  g..July  1, 1911 


.  CLARK,  Mayor. 


Int.  payable  aUJhas'e  Nat'B'k', 
uded'debt  Mar.  10,  '97.$225,000 


Bond 


Floatingdebt....'....'.....'   14li252 
Total  debt 366,252 


Taxes,  etc.,  duo $174,336 

Net  debt  Mar.  10, 1897..    191,916 

Total  valuation  1893 2,152,795 

Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 
Total  tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  .$32-00 

Population  In  1890  was 4,07« 

Population  in  1896  about 4,000 


TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

GARFIELD  CO.-J.  A.  STRAIN,  Auditor. 


County  seat  is  Pomeroy. 
County  has  no  bonded  debt. 
Floating  debt  Feb.  15,  '97. $47,753 

Cashonhand 3000 

Net  debt  Feb.  15, 1897....  44,753 

Tax  valuation,  real 909,774 

Tax  valuation,  personal. .  .224,518 


Total  valuation  1896. .  .$1,134,292 
Total  tax  rate  (per  $1 ,000)  20-70 
Population  In  1892  was...  3,573 

Population  in  1890  was 3.897 

Populationin  1897  about...  .5,000 


ISLAND  CO.— A.  H.  WANAMAKER,  Co.  Auditor. 

County  seat  is  CoupeviUe. 

Bonds  are  all  held  by  State  school  fund  and  are  exempt  from  tax- 
ation. 

Total  valuation  1896  ..$1,042,373 
Assessment  same  as  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $16-194 

Population  in  1892  was 1,411 

Population  In  1890  was 1,787 


When  Due. 


LOANS- 
CouiiT  HOUSE— 

6s,  Jan.,  $20,000 Jan.  1,1912 

Bonded  debt  Feb.  1, 1897.. $20,000 

Floating  debt 10,449 

Total  debt  Feb.  1.  1897....   30,449 

Tax  valuation,  real 885, 043 

Tax  valuation,  personal. .   156,730 
INTEREST  on  bonded  debt  is  payable  in  Olympia. 


Populationin  1880  was 1,087 

Population  in  1897 1,507 


JEFFERSON  CO.— LINCOLN  BROOKS,  Auditor. 

County  seat  is  Port  Townsend. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

COURT  HOUSE  A  ROAD  - 
fis,  Jan.,  $225,000.... Jan.  1,  1911 
Bonded  debt  July  1, 1896.$225,OOO 

Floatingdebt 194,9-14 

Total  debt 419,944 

Cashonhand 14,700 

Net  debt  July  1,1896 405,244  I  Population  in  1880  was 1,712 

Tax  valuation,  real 4,183,393 


Tax  valuation,  personal  $337,484 
Tax  valuation,  railroads  93,758 
Total  valuation,  1896)..  4,615,135 
State  and  County  tax 

(per  $1,000)  18»5 

Population  in  1892  (est)... 
Population  in  1890  was 


23-15 
7,400 
8,368 


KING  COUNTY.— J.  W.  MAPLE.  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Seattle. 
LO  A  N  S—  When.  Due. 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS- 
SB.  J&J,  $200,000 July  1,  1929 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1, 1909 

FUNDING  BONDS- 
SB,  M&S,  $113,000.. ..Mar.  1, 1919 

Subject  to  caU  after  Mar.  1, 1909 
Bonded  debt  Mar.  1,  '97.    $313.000 

Floating  debt 187,822 

Total  debt  Mar.  1,  '97. . .      500,822 


Tax  valuation  1896... $43,248, 125 
Tax  valuation  1895.  .43,01  H.-JOS 

Tax  valuation  1894 45,458,918 

Assessment  is  about  23  actual  vaL 
Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO)  '96.  .$15-00 
Population  in  1892  was  ....78,762 

Population  in  1890  was 63,988 

Population  in  1880  was 6,910 

Populationin  1895  (est.)... 80,000 


INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  National  Park  Bank,  New  York  Cltf, 
and  at  Seattle,  Wash. 


KITSAP  CO.— C.  W.  CLAUSEN,  Auditor. 

County  seat  is  Sidney. 
County  has  nojxmded  debt. |  Total  valuation  1896. .  $1,902,991 


Floatingdebt  July  1,'96.    $32,879 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,559,725 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    343,266 


Populationin  1892  was 5.147 

Population  in  1890  was 4.624 

Population  in  1896 5,124 


KITTITAS  COUNTY.— J.  M.  BAIRD,  Auditor. 

County  seat  is  Ellensburg. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

COUNTY  BONDS,  1895 — 
6s, $81,000 1915 

Subject  to  call  after  1905 

FUNDING  BONDS,  1892— 
6s,  ann.,  $78,000 Mar.  1, 1912 

Subject  to  call  after  Mar.  1, 1902 


OllilJCUC   \J\J   (JULL1.  CM.I/O1    J.Urt.1.    A,    \.t3\Jfl 

Total  debt  July  1, 1896.. $169,028 
Total  resources 81,000 


Tax  valuation,  real $2,551,750 

Tax  valuation,  person'l  819,336 
Tax  valuation,  railroads  665,751 
Total  valuation  1896. . .  4,036,837 
State  <fe  Co.  tax  (p.  $1,000). $19-30 

Populationin  1892  was 8.062 

Population  in  1890  was 8,77^ 

Population  in  1895  (est.) 9,000 


KLICKITAT  CO.— H.  C.  PHILLIPS,  Co.  Aud'r. 


County  seat  is  Goldendale. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
6s,  J&J,  $70,200 g....  1900  to  1916 

Payable  part  yearly  on  Jan.  1. 
6s,  J&J,  $25,000,  g...July  1,  1916 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97.  ..$95,200 

Floating  debt 16,485 

Total  debt 111,685 


Tax  valuation,  real $1,612,506 

Tax  valuation,  person'l  «39,-J47 
Total  valuation  1896...  2,251,753 
Assessment  about  :!i  actual  value. 
Total  tax  rate  (per  $1.0OO)  .$22-40 

Population  in  1890  was 

Population  in  18SO  was 

Populationin  1897  about 6,500 


LEWIS  COUNTY.— ALBERT  SCHOOLEY,  Aud'r. 


County  seat  is  Chehali 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

COUNTY  BONDS— 
5*28,  J&J,  $100,000 1903-1912 

($10,000  due  yearly  on  Jan.  1.) 
Bonded  debt  July  1,  '96.  .$100,000 

Floating  debt 88,272 

Total  debt  July  1,1896..    188,27-2 
Cash  in  treasury 13,668 


Netdebt  July  1,  1896...  $174,603 
Ditch  debt  (additional) . .      17,150 

Tax  valuation  1896 4,7911.206 

Sta.&co.  tax  (p.  $1,000). '95.$15'40 

Population  in  1892  was 13,041 

Populationin  1890 was  ...11,499 

Population  in  1880  was 2 

Population  in  1897  about..  1 1 


LINCOLN  CO.— J.  M.  GUNNING,  Auditor. 


County  seat  is  Davenport. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS^- 

6s,  Sept.,  $60,000 June  1,1912 

6s.  Sept.,     20.OOO....  Sopt.  1, 1912 

Interest  payable  at  New  York. 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97 $80,000 

Floatingdebt 11,545 

Total  debt 91,545 

fash  on  hand 5,240 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1897 86,305 


Tax  valuation,  real $3,635,128 

rax  valuation,  personal      731,711 
Tax  valuation,  railr'ds.     87' 
Total  valuation  1896...   5,23: 
Assessment  about  "a  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per $1,000).. 
Population  in  1892  was. 

Population  in  1890  was 9,:tli 

Population  1896  (estim'd)..  13,500 


MASON  CO.— THOMAS  MCLARTY,  Auditor. 

County  seat  is  Shelton. 

Bonded  debt  July  1, '96... $29,000  I  Tax  valuation,  real $1,494,483 

Floatingdebt 1,926  I  Tax  valuation,  RKs.... 


Total  debt 30,926 

Cash  In  treasury 18,132 

Netdebt  July  l,189t> 12,794 


Tax  valuation,  personal  154,01! 
Total  valuation  1896...  1,736,801 
Population  in  1 890  was 


J.  P.WEISENBURGER,Mayor 
C.  W.  ROBERTS.  Trca 
This  is  the  county  seat  of  Whatcom  County. 


J 

. —  } 


Total  debt $.-,51.93.-, 

Tax  valuation  1896 3.941,898 

Assessment  is  ^  actual  value. 
City  tax  rate  (per  $1,000)... $10' 
Total  taxrate(per$l,000)..  2( 

Population  in  1890  was 4,05! 

"-«.  ^.<»^,  .^oo.wuv/s. .0.4,1.  i,  1913    Population  in  1897  (estim'd). B.OtH 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, '97..  $477,000  I  Population  in  1880  was 1,23; 

Floating  debt 74,935  | 

OPTIONAL.— The  $183,000  of  water-works  bonds  are  optional  at 
the  rate  of  $25,000  yearly  after  ten  years  from  date. 
INTEREST  is  payable  in  New  York  City. 
TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

GENERAL  MUNICIPAL  BONDS — 
6s,  Var.,  $237,000  g... .1911-12-13 

FUNDING  BONDS— 
5s,  M&N,  $57,OOO May  1, 1912 

WATER  BONDS  1893— 

$183,OOOg.Apr.  1 


April,  1897. 


WABttlflQTOfl-CITIES 


TOWflS, 


153 


NORTH  YAKIMA.- 

Thlt  city  la  attuated  fa  Yakima  County.    All  bond*  Issued  by  the  city 
•e  exempt  from  taxation. 

—       -         Bonded  debt  (fart  returns)  .$90,OOO 

Tax  valuation  1892 1.7OO.OOO 

* J~.kb7990.ob6:. .. .Dee.  1, 1915    A**'«m;nt abtesto 7Op.c. act. yaL 
8l« 


LOANS- 

FCMI'ISO  BOHOe— 

AD.  930.000 Dee.  1,1915 

EWERAGE  8T*TBJI— 

It.  MAN.  960,000.... Nor.  2,  1911 
IntcrvKt  payable  in  New  York. 


.  ..       .       . 

Population  in  189Owa* 1,535 

Population  in  1395  (e*t.) 4.0OO 


rNT    VXvrOT  A          SCHAS.  H.  ATER,  Maroi. 
OL.YMPIA. —  [K.  A.  GRAHAM,  Clerk. 

Olympia  U  iltuated  In  Thunton  County, 


LOANS- 

..    |;..N| 


Wktn  Due. 


945.000.  g...Jnly  1. 192O 
t  to  call  after  July  1. 1910 


ect'toeall 


(a.  A*0.  81 55.000.  f  Get.  1. 1911 
Interest  U  payable  in  Sew  York, 
'debt  Jan.  1.  '96..92OO.OOO 


mien- 


Floating  debt $87,461 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1896..    287.461 
Tax  valuation 2,175.000 


Total  tax  (per  91 


jv-,i 


tUUU  *•!    IIWF  ^l.vwf  .  .  .  fnf  CTV 

Population  In  188*  waa 1,232 

Population  1890  was 4,698 

Population  1895  (eat) 5.5OO 

TAX  F R EE .— All  bond*  luued  by  thin  elty  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

PACIFIC  CO.— A.  P.  LEOXARD,  Auditor, 

County  (eat  U  South  Bend. 

LOANS—  Wken  Due. 

Bcrrxi'ixi  BoXD*— 

•33.OOO (Tor.  1.1901 

Subject  to  call  In  15  yean, 
ended  debt  July  1,  1896  933.OOO 


Tax  ralnatlon  1896.. ..92,498,094 

1  Mimiiiinil  la  "3  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  91.000)  '95..918-OO 

Population  In  139O  waa 4,358 

Population  In  1*8O  waa 1.845 

Population  In  1897  about.  ...6.OOO 


loating  debt 40,570 

Otal  debt  July  1,1986....   73,570  | 

INTEREST  Is  payable  at  the  Bulk  of  North  America. 

CO. — The  county  aeat  It  T  acorn*. 


LOANS 

..>!,,.-_.. 

"'  ,t,'..  •  -. 

Of  the  teal 

INTERES- 
•York 


mm  Due. 
LD— 
........  1914 


1,1911 


Floating  debt 
Tot.'deM  ilaot  return*).  885.356 
Tax  valuation,  real  .  ..  3O,»34,34'.> 
Tax  valuation,  pera'al.  3,049,897 
T»x  valuation,  rallfd*  618,686 
Total  valuation  1896..  84400.925 
JLmmtmiml  aM.  %  actual  ralw. 
Total  tax  (per  91.000)  •M..  913-80 
Population^!  1  890  waa.  .  .  .  .6O.04O 
PopafatleB  1895  teat.)  ......  69,3*5 


v.  •::••  <  !,  i—  N  .•  ...-.  .:  I:  i:.k 


TAX  FREE -Bond*  are  exempt  from  taxation  when  held  by  partle* 
•fitting  fa  the  State. 


K)RT  ANGELES.- 

County  wet  of  Clallan; 


debt  1896 9*6.000 

•tot toiftM 

1890 178.5.V 

780.899 


real 


u  1-1 


Total  valuation  1  §95 9*33,483 


i. 2,000 


PORT 


a  O 


i  city  I*  ultuaud  In  Jef 
ANS—  r»*»  DM*. 


985.000  f. 
• 


uu    by  Ladaw  *  Co..  5.  Y. 
fdVbt  Jam.  1. 189741M.OOO 

l«  debt 40.W5 

I  warrant  «.a.ldifn»l  09.000 


I 

f....  July  1,1011  i 
.  ....  Doe.  1.191  •»' 


954.353 


Total  ralBa&ii'iaM..:  1.663.0OO 

A*eaaBBMStt  t*  »»  actual  ratae. 
CHyta«fperjl.OOO) 97-80 

PmlaMea  fa  im»inm'.'.'.'.'.'.*.M* 
Population  la  1*97  (ML) 3.5OO 


the  9138.000  of  bond*.  944.OOO  hare  been  famed  but  not  yet 
r  the  foadlng  bond*  912.500  are  .object  to  call  erery 

T"T"r    TT         <W.  D.  WOOD,  Major. 
Ll    I    L,C..  —  >  W| I.I.  II.  PABBY.  Comptroller. 
1  in  King  County. 

JBDOMBXT  Bonne— 
5.,*.  AA-0.  8275.000..  Apr.  1.  1912 

6*.«!j*J.91M!oOO(Jitly  1.  1913 
Se.  g.  JAJ.  250.000  (July  1,  1913 

SBWBB  TCTTXBL  B"ti>«— 
5*.  g.J*J.  995.000  g.July  1, 1913 

ITATmmr 
WOg.Apr.  1.  IBIS 


W»«O  Bo»ne— 
Apr.  1.  1»12 


July  1.1911 
•  *>o«Jiilv  1.  1B13 
•. 1913 


i 


.Sept.,  18#7 

•         •- 


Sa.«.  JAJ.  9906.000  (July  1. 1912 

H  A»I>  SBWBB  Boxue— 
5«,J*J,  9955.000  «...  July  1. 1910 


I95,OOO  yearly)    to  1899 

EST  on  all  boad*  U  payable  In  5*w  York,  and  al*o  at  the 
rreaanrer  fa  Seattle.    All  later***  U  proTlded  for  i.j 
n  l*vy. 
FREE      vll  the  boad*  tamed  by  thl*  city  are  exempt  from 

EBT.-The  following  *teta»eat  show*  Seattle'*  bonded 
at  the  water  debt,  the  Boating  debt  aad  the  total  city  debt 


Jm».  1.  1H97. 


/•«.!.  IBM. 


War  debt  fin  tl.06O.OOO 

»  a  eaah  baal*  aad  ha*  la 


11.660 


Jan.  1.1894 
92,910,000 


O  VALUATION.-The  eJ»-«  aaietud 

l  raloei  aald  tax  rate  ha*  beea  a*  follow*  la 


Valuation. 


«S.571.««0  93.A40.000 

91^050.000  91.050.000 

BO  warrant*  utaoe  1893. 

60 
ears 


Total. 


(about 
the  ye 

Tat  raU 


43.AOS.71fl 
— M9J 

>ooo 


S 


tax.  93-348;  ao«Bty  tax.  910  153 
UX.9710. 


POPULATION.-The  twpulatlou  in  1890         42,837;  in  1880  was 
,533;  in  1897  (estimated)  6O.OOO. 

SEATTLE  SCHOOL  DISTRICT  NO.   1  —This  school  district  Is 
~y  and  It  iuoliulcs  the  city  of  Seattle. 


n  King  County 

Bonded  debt,  1896 9756.000 

Tax  valuation,  1896. ..  .31,132,634 


Value  of  school  prop'ty 
Population  1896  (est'd) 


. 
90,000 


SKAGIT  COUNTY.— JAMES  DCXLAP,  Treaa'r. 

County  seat  Is  Mount  Vernon. 

Tax  valuation,  real $3.812,885 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  474,971 
Tax  valuation,  railroads.  470,805 
Total  valuation  1896.. ..4,758,661 
Real  valuation  (about).  18,OOO,OOO 

Total  tax  (per  $1.OOO) $21-20 

Population  in  1893  was 8.960 

Population  In  1890  was 8.747 

Population  In  1896  (est.) . .  .15,000 


LOANS-  ™ 

FfSDISO  BOXD8 — 

6*. Dee.,  $100,000.. .. Dec.  1. 1913 

Subject  to  call  after  10  years. 

merest  Is  payable  in  New  York. 

Bonded  debt  July  1,  '96.  .$1OO.OOO 

Floating  debt 48.622 

TotaldeDt 148,623 

Cashonhand 14.42O 

Vet  debt  July,  1, 1896.. . .   134,202 


NOHOMISH  CO.— PATER  LEQUE,  Auditor. 


County  seat  is  Snohomish. 

LOANS—  Whan  Due. 

FCMUXil  BOXD6— 

6s, 9H5,OOO,*~..Feb.  1.19O3 

(911.5OO  due yrly)  to  Feb.  1,  1911 
6.T. .:..935.0*>,  g.... Mar.  1,1914 
ROAD  AMI  BBIDGB BOHDA— 

Sanded  SbtJanf  i',;96."."9ii3o".oiw 
Floating  debt 119,240 

SPOKANE. — GEO.  A.  LIEBES,  Comptroller. 

This  city  1*  situated  In  Spokane  County. 


I  Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1896..  $350,760 

Sinking  fund 12.228 

Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1896. ...  338,432 
Equalized  valuation  '96.7,315,674 
State  *  Co.  tax  (p.  $1.OOO)  .$19-00 

Population  in  1892  was 14,760 

Population  in  1890wa« 8,514 

Population  in  1896  (eat.)  ...20.OOO 


LOANS-  ""*«•  *>**• 

FDKDIXO  Boxo«— 
6*.  A*0.  9700.000.... Oot  1,  1911 

WATER  Boxoe— 
6*.  .      ..970.000. ...Dee.  1. 19O8 

KAAO  500.000.... Oct.  1.1911 

..    50.00O. .. .Sept.  1, 1914 
Bond'd  debt  July  1.  '96.91 .32O.OOO 


Total  debt 92,273,491 

Caahonhand 34,423 

Net  debt  July  1,1896..  2,239,068 

Tax  valuation  1896 15,262,274 

Real  value  (est.)  1899.. 43,000,000 
Value  of  water- works..  l.OOO.OOO 
Population  In  189O  wa*.... 19,922 


Population  In  ISHO  was. 


350 


Population  In  1896  (e«t.)... 35,000 


INTEREST  «L»4.  principal  of  the  Ijond*^  are  j>ayeble  In  gold  at  the 


Floating  debt 953,491 

and  principal  of  tl 

Y.  Guaranty  A  Indemnity  Company. 

SPOKANE  CO.— H.  W.  TYLBR,  Auditor. 

County  aeat  la  Spokane.  , 

Floating  debt 9333.640 

Total  debt  Jan.  U.  '97.      816,640 
Total  Talnation  1896... 21.790,650 
Aaaeesment  1*  *3  actual  value. 
State  A  co.  tax  (par  91.OOO)  JIIO-OO 

., Population  In  1893  wa*.... .33,418 

__  fa  V.  Y.  City.       i  Population  In  189O  waa. 37,487 

an.  11.  •97.9483400 1  Population  in  1897  (e*t)...42,6OO 


LOAN*- 
CoCKTHomt  *  JAIL  Boinw-'OS 


6*.  Sov..  f.,  9250.000.Kor.  1,  1913 


Interact 
Beaded 


SPRAGUE.— CHAS.  L.  Kixo,  Mayor. 


But  ague  U  fa  Lincoln  County. 

LOANS-  £•*•  Out. 

ELnrr*ic-LloHT  AXII  WATBB— 

64.  JAJ.  935,000 July  1.  1912 

Beaded  debt  Apr.  1. 1896.935.0OO 

Water  debt  (Included) 17.5OO 

Floatin*det>t 18,000 

Total  debt  Apr..  1896 53.0OO 


Tax  raluation.  real 9298,710 

Tax  valuation,  penonal..  2O8.973 

Total  raluation  189S 507,683 

Total  tax(per91.OOO)....         8-SO 

Population  In  189O  wa* 1,689 

Population  In  1896  (eat.) 1.6OO 


INTEREST  U  payable  at  Denver.  Col. 

STEVENS   CO.— J.  S,  Me  LEAK,  Auditor, 

county  aeat  1*  OolrUle. 

LOANS-  When  Due.  I  Tax  valuation,  real 81.O31.361 

CCBWT  Bxr.  Aim  Twnan-      Tax  raluation,  peryonal 

.955,000 30  rear*  i  Total  valuation  1896...   1,875,726 

•  '  Population  In  1893  wa* 5,543 

Population  In  189O  was 4.341 

Population  In  1H95  (eat.) 6,000 


-T-  A  r^f~\-\n  A         <  E.  8.  ORB.  Mayor. 
TACOM  A. —  JE,  V.  BENHAM.  Comptroller. 
Taooma  I*  Ike  county  aeat  of  Pierce  County. 


Wlken  Du*. 


LOCAL  IMPRUVEMKXT  Boxoa— 

8«,  Oi't_  :        -    -.737. .Oct.  4,1900 

(Payable  i,  yearly.) 

WATEBAXD  LMHT  BO;«D»— 
5g.,  J*D,9'A080,000,ic.J'ne  1,1913 


BHIIMIK  Boicna— 
5g..  J4H.  9100.000,«June  1,  1913 

11  ti.LBnmw— 
6«..  A*0. 9900iOOO.4J.ApT.  15. 1911 

BOVDC— 
6g..  AAO.  $350.000.*.  Apr.  15, 1911  I 

PAR  VALUE.— Bond*  are  for  91.000  each. 

INTEREST  on  the  City  Hall  and  funding  twnil*  In  payable  at  the 
offl<y>o?the  MereanUle  lYii«t  Company,  New  York;  on  other  bonds  at 
the  National  Union  Bank.  New  York. 

TOTAL  DEBT.— The  following  statement  shows  Tacxtma'*  total 
bonaed  debt,  the  ".bating  debt,  the  sinking  fund*  held  by  the  olty,  and 
the  net  debt,  OB  each  of  the  date*  Indicated: 

Ffb.  1.  "9'.    July  I,  '96.      JTov.  1/95. 

Bonded  debt 9a.73O.OOO    »2.f3p,OOO    *2.730,000 

Floating  debt. '356.OOO        761.248  902,622 

Total  debt.  93.086.OOO    $3,4»1,246    $3,632,622 

MBB.TJjBfa.ieii..:::::.:::::.:.    nUu     m^u     31.401 


Ketdebt..  93,064.586    93,469,832    93,611,218 

Water  debt  (Included  In  total)....  93,080,000    92.08O.OOO    92.O80.0OO 


>t  rolls  and  oa*h. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.-The  city1*  aaseaaed  raluation  (about  60 
srcentof Mtual  Value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  a*  follow* : 

Auened  Valuation. •°lt]l.TaJL 

I-,,-. r  Total.       Per  il.OOO 

93,490.688       936,700.433       ill  OO 

MOMX 


1897V. 924.209,775 

1890 24,052,086 

,->  .    32,849,490 

18M 86.e93>86 

1893 37,»3.4« 


86,  iO8,381 
Mh4AMU 


4.07O.03O         41,623,475 


1100 


5OO 
1000 


The  total  tax  rate  for  1896-»87  la  938  25  per$l,OOO,  and  Include* 
State  taxTtSV-J:  county  tax,  9757;  city  tax  proper,  91100.  and 
school  tax,  93  25. 

ILATION  —The  population  In  1890  was  38.006 :  In  1880  It  was 
According  to  lix-iil  estimate  the  population  for  1895  wa*  52,000. 


154 


AND  CITY 


Vol.  LX1V- 


TACOMA    SCHOOL 

LOANS-  "''"" Due- 

BuiuiiM)  BONDS — GOLD: 

;  \-A,  $*li.OOO Aug.  1,1911 

Fcn«i>iN<i  BONDS— GOLD: 
6«,  F&A,  $64,OOO Aug.  1,  1011 


DISTRICT    SO.    10. 

Bond,  debt  (last  returns)   $310.000 

Floating  debt J*4'370 

Total  debt  (last  returns)       394,370 
Tax  valuation  1894. . .  .26,452,812 


THURSTON  CO.— GEO.  S.  HOPKINS,  Auditcr. 


County  seat  i-  Olyiupla. 

LOANS-  w>"n Due- 

COI;KT  ilouHK  BONDS— 

6-O4 $30,OOO..Nov.l,  1911 

Subject  to  call  after  1901. 
6s,         ....  .,$2O,OOO.  .Sej»t.l,  1912 

Subject  to  cull  alter  19O'2. 
5».  April,  $1OO,OOO  ...Apr.  1, 1911 

Subject  to  call  utter  1901. 
FUNDING  BONDS— 

6«,  ..    ...  $75,OOO May  1,1909 

Subject  to  call  after  May  1, 19O4 
Interest  payable  In  N.  Y.  City  and 
Olympia. 


Bonded  debt  July  1,'96.    $225,000 

Floating  debt 113,107 

Totol  debt  July  1,  '96..  338,167 
Cash  In  sinking  fund...  8,699 

Net  debt  July  I.  1896..       329,468 

Tax  valuation,  real 4,469,145 

Taxvaluat'u,  personal.  470,179 
Total  valuation,  railr'ds  354.441 
Total  valuation,  1896. ..  5,293,765 
Tax  valuation  »io  of  actual  value. 

Population  in  1892  was 11.080 

Population  in  1890  was 9,675 

Population  in  1895  (est.) . . .  12,000 


VANCOUVER. — This  city  is  situated  in  Clark  County 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

CJoi.i"  liosug — 

60,  MAS,  $55,000 Mar.  2,  1911 

Floating  debt $26,613 

Total  <lelit  (last  returns).      81,613 


Cashassets $9,000 

Net  debt  (last  returns)...      72,613 
Tax  valuation  "94  about. 1,500,000 

Population  In  1890  was 3,545 

Interest  Is  payable  in  New  York. 


Both  principal  and  interest  of  these  bonds  Is  payable  in  gold. 

WALLA  W ALLA  CO.— A.  H.  CROCKEB.AVK!. 


County  seat  is  Walla  Walla. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

FDNDINO  BONDS — 
5e,  Ann.,  $80,000 1910 

(Subject  to  call  after  1900.) 
Interest  payable  at  Walla  Walla. 
Bonded  debt  July  1, 1896. $80,000 

Floating  debt 82,762 

Total  debt 162,762 

Cash  on  hand 2,072 


Net  debt  July  1, 1896....  $160,690 

Tax  valuation,  real 5,025.949 

Tax  valuation, personal. 1,466,871 
Tax  valuation,  railr'ads.  904,648 
Total  valuation  1896.... 7,397,468 
State  tax  (per  $1,000),  1895. $3-27 

County  tax  (per  $1,000) 12-54 

Population  in  1892  was 12,671 

Population  in  1890  was 12,224 


WHATCOM  CO. — ASAHEL  DILLON,  Auditor. 

County  seat  is  New  Whatoom. 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '96     $211,500  I  Taxvaluation.ratlroads    $413,941 

Flouting  debt 245,102  |  Total  valuation  1896...  10,367,953 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1896       456,602  j  Population  in  1892  was 16,565 

Tax  valuation,  real 10,000,448    Population  in  1890  was 18,591 

Tax  valuation,  personal      453,564  I  Population  in  1880  was 3,137 

WHITMAN  CO.— JOHN  TOBIN,  Auditor. 

County  seat  is  Coif  ax. 

LOANS-  WnenDuc. 

FUNDING  BONDS — 

5s,g.,Apr.  l,$200,OOO.g.Apr.  1, '12 

Optional  after  Apr.  1, 1902 

Interest  payable  in  New  York  City. 

Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,  '97..  $200,000 

Floating  debt 75,000 

Total  debt  Feb.  1,  1897..    275,000 
Tax  valuation,  real 8,790,703 


Tax  valuation,pereonal.$2,OOO,543 
Tax  valuation,  railr'ds..  1,289,423 
Total  valuation  1896..  .12,080,669 
Assessment  is  about  '•_>  actual  val. 
Total  tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  .$20-00 
Population  in  1897  (est.). ..30,000 

Population  in  1892  was 22,569 

Population  in  1890  was 19,109 

Population  in  1880  was....  7,014 


YAKIM A  COUNTY.— A.  B.  FLINT,  Auditor. 


County  seat  is  North  Yakima. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

COUNTV  BONDS— 1892. 
3^8,  Sept.,  »75,OOO..Sept.  1, 1912 

Subject  to  call  after  ten  years. 

REDEMPTION  BONDS— 1888. 
6s.     J&J,    »80,OOO..Oet.    1,  1908 

Subject  to  call  after  ten  years. 
Interest  is  payable  in  New  York 

and  San  Francisco. 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97.. $155,000 

Floating  debt 117,856 

Total  debt  Jan  1,  1897...   272,856 


Cashonhand $3,756 

Net  debt  Jan.  1,1897....    269,100 

Tax  valuation,  real 3,537,893 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    619,316 

Total  valuation  1896 4,157,209 

Assessment  about  Ja  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $18-00 

Population  in  1892  was 6,039 

Population  in  1890  was 4,429 

Population  in  1880  was 2,811 

Population  in  1897  (est.)...  12,000 


State  of  Nevada. 


ITS 


DEBT,  RESOUKCES,  ETC. 


Organized  as  a  Territory  (Act  March  2,  1861) 
Admitted  as  a  State  (Act  March  21,  1864) 
Total  area  of  State  (square  miles) 

State  Capital 

Governor  (till  Tues.  aft.  1st  Mon.  Jan.  1899) 


-  March  2,  1861 
Oct.  31,  1864 
112,090 
Carson  City 
R.  Sadler 


Secretary  of  State  (till  Tues.  aft.  1st  Mon.  Jan.  '99)     E.  How  ell 
Treasurer  (till  Tues.  aft.  1st  Mon.  Jan.  '99)  -  W.  J.  Wetterneld 
Legislature  meets  biennially   in    odd  years  on  the    third 
Monday  in  January,  and  sessions  are  limited  to  sixty  days. 

H ISTORY  OF  DEBT.— For  history  of  State  debt  see  STATE  AND  CITY 
SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1894,  page  150.  The  details  of  the  debt  as  it 
stood  at  the  beginning  of  1897  are  as  given  below. 

Principal. 

When  Due.     Oulsland'g. 
Irredeemable    $380,000 


-Interest.- 


LOANS- 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.         P.  Ct.  Payable. 
School  bonds'Apr.   1,1879...      6       J   & 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


Aug.  15,1891... 
Sept.  1,1891.... 
Nov.  1,  1891... 
Sept.  30,1893... 
Oct.  31,  1893  . 
Apr.  1,  1895... 
Sept.  2,  1895... 
Oct.  Ill,  1895 
Nov.30,  1895... 


J 

J&J 
J  4  J 

&    J 

& 

A 

A 

A- 

&    J    Nov.  30,' 1905 


Aug.  15,  1901 
Sept.  1,  1901 
Nov.  1,  1901 
Sept.  30, 1903 
J  Oct.  31, 1903 
J  Apr.  1,  1915 
J  Sept.  2, 1905 
Oct.  31,  1905 


7,OOO 
20,000 
20,000 

10.000 

10,000 

38,000 

20,000 

20,000 

8,000 


LOANS- 
NAME  AND  PURPOSE. 
University  bondst  May  1,  1889 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


AUK.  1,  1889 
Oct.  1,  1889 
Fcli.  28,  1890 
Junell,1890 
Nov.  11, 1890 

1893 

1894 

Oct.  1, 1 895 
Apr.  1,  1896 


—Interest. — . 

'.  Ct.  Payable. 

4       J&J 

J&J 

J 


State  University  fund,  1893-4. 
do  (io  Mar.  30,  '95 

do  do  June  -1,  '95 

do  do  Oct.     1.  '95 

do  do  July    1,  '96 


& 

J&J 
J&J 
J&J 
J&J 
J&J 
J&J 
J&J 
J&J 
J&J 
J&J 
J&J 
J&J 


,  -  Principal.  -  -, 
When  Due.     Oittntand'f. 

May   1,  1899  $5,000 
Aug.  1,  1899  5,000 

Oct.    1,  1899  5,000 

Feb.  28,  1900  10,000- 

June  11,1900  10,000 
Nov.  11,1900  a.OOO 

1903  4,000- 

1904  2,000 
Oct.    1,  1905           Sifl^H 
Apr.  1,  1906           3,6V 

1903-1904  11,000 
Mar.  30,  1905          N^H 
June  l,ll»(ir.  5,000 

Oct.    1,  1905  1,000 

July  1,   1900  '-'.000 


*  These  bonds  are  ail  held  by  the  State  School  Fund. 

t  These  bonds  are  all  held  by  the  University  Fund  90.00O  Acre  Grant 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.—  Bonds  are  in  pieces  of  $1,000  each. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.—  The  subjoined  statement  shows  the  total 
debt  of  the  State  (exclusive  of  the  irredeemable  bond  for  $380,000) 
and  the  cash  in  the  State  Treasury  applicable  to  the  payment  of.  th» 
same  on  January  1  of  each  of  the  last  four  years. 

1897.  1896.           1895.           1894. 
The  total  debt  (exclusive  of 

$380,000  bond)  ............  $227,000  $258,485  $157.629  $201,94* 

Cash  in  treasury  ..............   134,746  ......  :.       146,065      190,306 


Net  debt $92,254 


$11,504      $11,46O 


ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  following  statement  shows  tilt 
assessed  valuation  of  real  and  personal  property  in  the  State  and  the 
net  proceeds  of  mines  for  the  years  indicated : 


Tears.  Real  Estate. 

1896 

1895 

1894 $16,754,871 

1893 18,029,819 

1892 21,840,290 

1891 21,470,035 

1890 16,934,721 

1885 17,062,944 

1880 17,742,714 

1875 15,502,392 

1870 11,320,113 

1865 


Personal 
Property. 


Net  Proceeds 
of  Mines. 


$6,873.849 
8,148,241 
7,617,131 
8,337,507 
7,728,663 
9,400,344 
9,855,944 

13,737,472 
8,377,995 


$157,514 
222,215 
762,895 
686,709 
939,336 

4,496,738 
17,003,869 

5,910,398 

3,286,672 


Total 

Assessment. 

$23.106,134 

23.723,561 

23,628,720 

35,574 

31,31 

:j».f>70,437 
25,350,093 
27.402,624 


46,243,733 

2:>.<;08,506 
21.984.947 


The  State  tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  for  1896  was  $9-00. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— Nevada  has  in  its  Constitution  limited  th» 
State  to  a  nominal  Indebtedness,  except  for  the  purpose  of  "  defray 
ing  extraordinary  expenses"  arising  from  invasion,  war,  etc.;  and  in 
such  cases  the  law  shall  provide  an  annual  tax  sufficient  to  pay  the 
interest  semi-anuually  and  the  principal  within  twenty-years.  Further 
the  State  is  forbidden  even  to  assume  the  debt  of  any  county,  city,  etc., 
or  to  donate  or  loan  its  money  or  credit,  or  to  subscribe  to  the  stock  of 
any  cempany,  etc. 

Counties,  cities,  towns  etc.  cannot  become  stockholders  in  any 
company,  or  loan  its  credit,  etc.  But  other  than  that  the  Constitution 
omits  to  put  any  limit  on  county,  city,  etc.,  debts ;  but  provides  that  the 
Legislature  shall  make  general  laws  restricting  their  borrowing  power. 
The  Constitutional  provisions  referred  to  are  as  follows: 

ARTICLE  IX.,  SECTION  3.  [State  debt  limited.]  For  the  purpose  of 
enabling  the  State  to  transact  its  business  upon  a  cash  basis  from  its 
organization,  the  State  may  contract  public  debts,  but  such  debts  shall 
never  in  the  aggregate,  exclusive  of  interest,  exceed  the  suui  of  three 
hundred  thousand  dollars,  except  for  the  purpose  of  defraying  extra- 
ordinary expenses,  as  hereinafter  mentioned.  Every  such  debt  shall  be 
authorized  by  law  for  some  purpose  or  purposes,  to  lie  distinct! 
fled  therein,  and  every  such  law  shall  provide  for  levying  an  annual  tax 
sufficient  to  pay  the  interest  semi-anuually  and  the  principal  within 
twenty  years  from  the  passage  of  such  law,  and  shall  specially  appro- 
priate the  proceeds  of  said  taxes  to  the  payment  of  said  principal  and 
interest;  and  such  appropriation  shall  not  be  repealed,  nor  the  taxes  be 
postponed  or  diminished,  until  the  principal  and  interest  of  said  debts 
shall  have  been  wholly  paid.  Every  contract  of  indebtedness  entered 
into  or  assumed  by  or  on  behalf  of  the  State,  when  all  its  debts  aud  lia- 
bilities amount  to  said  sum  before  mentioned,  shall  be  void  and  of  no 
effect,  except  in  cases  of  money  borrowed  to  repel  invasion,  suppress 
insurrection,  defend  the  State  in  time  of  war,  or,  if  hostilities  lie  threat- 
ened, to  provide  for  the  public  defense. 

SECTION  4.  [State  prohibited  from  assuming  debts  of  citirs.  Je.  \  The 
State  shall  never  assume  the  debt  of  any  county,  town,  city,  or  other 
corporation  whatever,  unless  such  debts  have  been  created  to  reiit! 
invasion,  suppress  insurrection  or  to  provide  for  the  public  del- 

ARTICLE  VIII.,  SECTION  9.  [ State  shall  not  loan  its  mini  en  or  en 
The  State  shall  not  donate  or  loan  money  or  its  credit,  sui 
be  interested  in  the  stock  of  any  company,  association  or  corporatwn, 
except  corporations  formed  for  educational  or  charitable  purposes. 

ARTICLE  XVII.,  SECTION  7.    [Slate  to  assume  debts  of  II 
All  debts  and  liabilities  of  the  Territory  of  Nevada  lawfully  iui-u  r 
which  remain  unpaid  at  the  time  of  the  admission  of  this  ~ 
Union,  shall  be  assumed  by  and  become  the  debt  of  tin 
Provided,  That  the  assumption  of  such  indebtedness  shall  not  previ 
the  State  from  contracting  the  additional  indebtednesses  pro  via 
section  3  of  article  9  of  this  Constitution. 

ARTICLE   VIII.,  SECTION  10.     [County,   city,    In 
stockholders,  rf-c.l  No  county,  city,  town,  or  other  municipal  - 
shall  become  a  stockholder  in  any  joint^stock  company,  corporatio 
association  whatever,  or  loan  its  credit  in  aid  of  any  sin 
corporation  or  association,  except  railroad  corporations,  coiupauie 
associations. 

SECTIONS.  [Cities  and  towns  io  be  restricted  by  general 
Legislature  shall  provide  for  the  organization  of  cities  and  t 
general  laws:  and  restrict  their  powers  of  taxation,  as-. 
rowing  money,  contracting  debts,  and  loaning  their  credit,  except  ii 
procuring  supplies  of  water. 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.— ThoughNevada has  some  goodgnu 
land,  the  mining  industry,  more  particularly  silver  mining,  li; 
Ohief  attention,  and  with  the  decline  of  this,  population  has  a : 
the  Census  of  1890  showing  a  total  of  -only  45,761  persons,  agauial 
62,266  in  1880.    The  famous  Comstock  lode  is  located  within  Nevada,  j 
but  the  silver  production  of  the  State  has  greatly  fallen  off  hi  reoeul 
years.    The  full  record  of  population  is  as  follows : 


April,    1897. 


NEVADA-CITIES  AND  TOWNS, 


155 


1890 43.761  |1880 62.266  |  1870 42,491  I  1860 6,857 

In  I860- 70  Increase  WM  35.634.  or  519-67  per  cent,  and  In  1870-80 
19.775.  or  46-54  per  Mint;  In  188O-9O  tbera  WM  m  decrease  of  16.505,  or 
tt-51  per  cent. 


CITIES,  COUNTIES  AND  TOWNS 

ni  THE 
STATE  OF  NEVADA. 

HUMBOLDT  CO.— PABLO  LAVBAGA,  Treas. 

The  county  seat  I*  Wlnnemneca. 

Tax  valuation,  real $2,180,021 

Tax  valuation,  peraon'l  1.990,335 
Total  valuation  1894...  3,170.356 
Assessment  about  1,*  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000)  -95..$22-OO 

Population  In  189O  WM 3,434 

Population  In  1880  WM 3.48O 

Population  In  1896  (est.) 5.00O 


LOANS- 
OOCRT  HOCSE  Bom«— 
7s.  JAJ.  $3(2.000.. ..Dee.  31. 1913 

Subject  to  call  after  3  yean. 
Bonded  debt  Apr.  1,  1896  $S2,OOO 

loattncdebt 15.629 

•Wai  debt  Apr.  1.1896....  67.62* 
•boot  debt  (additional)...  12.5OO 


INTEREST  Is  payable  at  WU 

TAX  FREE.— The  county's  bond*  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


LANDER  COUNTY.— The  county  eeat  I*  Austin. 

Tax  valuation,  real $1,048.991 

Tax  valuation,  personal  348,165 
Total  valuation  1894...  1,397.156 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000)  '94..$38-OO 

Population  In  1890  WM 2.266 

Population  In  1830  was 3.6X4 

erlcan  Bank.  New  York 


.     LOANS- 
'RAILROAD  Bonta— 

Oa.  April.  |67.000 

(Subject  to  calLi 

UUcdflM $1.476 

total  uebtlUMtretnrni) 88.478 


INTEREST  U  payable at  O« 


lan  At 


.INCOLN   COUNTY.— X.  P.  DOOLKY,  Trew, 

The  county  aeat  U  Ploche. 
auty  bonds,  1O  p.e.....$181.4«2 

•t 323.755 

(bonds 16.248 


Mar.  1.1897..  323,765 


Tax  valuation  1S9* $5t2.731 

Total  tax  ipcr  $l.OOO),'««i  ..$34  5O 

Population  In  1X90  WM 2.466 

1880  WM 2.637 

Mabont 3300 


NYE  COUNTY. 

Belmont  Is  the  county  seat. 

LOANS-  . 

COURT  HOITSK  BOXDS— 
8s.  JAJ,  $9,5OO Jan.  1, 1897 

Interest  payable  at  Belmont. 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, 1895...$9,5OO 

Floating  debt 35,882 

Totaldebt. 45,382 

Sinkincfunil 8,336 


Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1895. ...  $37,046 

Tax  valuation,  real 200.899 

Tax  valuation,  personal..  187,535 

Total  valuation  1894 388.434 

Agaeasment  is  \  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $l,OOO) $45-00 

Population  in  189OWM 1,290 

Population  in  1880  was 1,875 


OPTIONAL.—  Bonds  are  subject  to  call. 
RENO.—  D.  B.  BOYD.  Treasurer,  Washoe  County. 

Reno  Is  governed  by  the  Board  of  Washoe  County  Commissioners. 


WKtn  Due. 


Due. 


LOANS- 

UNIVERSITY  BCILDIKO  — 
68.J&J.  $14.000  ........  1898-1911 

($1.OOO  due  yearly  on  Jan.  1.) 
Sewer  ao4  park  bonds  due 

Dec.  1.  1896  ...............  $1,000 

(Not  presented  for  payment.) 
Total  debt  Jan.  1.  '97.  .      $51,000 
Tax  valuation  1896....   1  ,83  1  ,05o 
$28-50 


LOANS- 
PARK  FCUD— 

6s,  Dec.,  $1,000 Dec.  1.  1898 

5s,  Dec..    4,500 18971905 

($5OO  due  yearly  on  Deo.  1.) 
SCHOOL  BIIILDIJIO— 

6S.J4J,  $6,000 -..  1898-1903 

($1.000  due  yearly  on  Jan.  1.) 

6s.Jan.  1. $8.000 1898-1905 

($1.OOO  due  yearly  on  Jan.  1.)      i  Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $28-50 

SEWER  BOKDC—  Population  In  1890  was 3.563 

6s.  Deo.  30,  $12.0OO    ..1897-1908    Population  In  18  «0  WM 1,302 

•early  on  Dec.  3O.)      Population  in  1894  (local  est.)4,5OO 

i 1897-19O5 

,,. due  yearly  in  Dee.) 

All  bonds  are  payable  In  gold,  exoept  the  school  6s  of  1905,  which 
are  payable  In  "lawful  mousy." 

INTERESTonall  bond*  Is  payable  a  t  the  offl  ce  of  the  County  Treas- 
urer. 

BONOS  of  Reno  are  exempt  from  taxation  if  held  outside  the  State. 
ASSESSMENT-— Be*J  estate  Is  assessed  at  about  ?io  actual  value, 
and  personal  property  at  about  4-5. 

WHITE  PINE  CO~ 

The  county  seat  is  Ely. 

LOANS—  **«»  Due. 

RjtDnrnoK  Bowi>a— 
6«,  July  1,  $61,300....  Jan.  1, 1913 

Interest  rayable  at  Klv,  Nevada. 
Bowled  debt  April.  188&. .$61.300 

Floating  debt. 27.000 

Totaldebt  April.  1896.....  88.3OO 


B.  WILLIAMSON,  Tr. 


TAX  FREE.-AJ1  bond, 
taxation. 


Tax  valuation,  real $278,590 

Tax  valuation,  peroonal. .   278,971 

Total  valuation  1 894 557.561 

State  tax  (per  $1,000)  1893  .$9-OO 

County  tax  (perfl.OOO) $24-50 

Population  In  189O  WM 1,721 

Population  In  1880  WM 8.682 

to  call  whenever  there  I*  $1,OOO  In 

by  this  oounty  are  exempt  from 


156 


Debts    and     Resources 


OIF1 


CITIES  AIM 


IKT 


SOUTHERN    STATES. 


INDEX    FOR    THE    SOUTHERN   STATES,    CITIES,    Etc. 


VIRGINIA— State,  Cities,  &c Pages  156  to  160 

WEST  VIRGINIA— State,  Cities,  &c Pages  160  to  161 

KENTUCKY -State,  Cities,  &c Pages  161  to  163 

TENNESSEE— State,  Cities,  &c Pages  163  to  165 

NORTH  CAROLINA— State,  Cities,  &c Pages  165  to  167 

SOUTH  CAROLINA— State,  Cities,  &c. .....Pages  167  to  168 

GEORGIA— State,  Cities,  &c Pages  169  to  171 


FLORIDA— State,  Cities,  &c Pages  171  to  172 

ALABAMA— State,  Cities,  &c Pages  173  to  17& 

MISSISSIPPI— State,  Cities,  &c Pages  173  to  174 

LOUISIANA— State,  Cities,  &c Pages  175  tc  17» 

ARKANSAS— State,  Cities,  &c Pages  176  to  17T 

OKLAHOMA— Territory,  Cities,  &c Pages        177 

TEXAS— State,  Cities,  &c Pages  177  to  18? 


State  of  Virginia, 

ITS 

DEBT,  RESOTJKCES,  ETC. 


Admitted  as  a  State 

Total  area  of  State  (square  miles) 

State  Capital 

Governor  (term  expires  Dec.  81,  1897)  - 
Secy,  of  C'wealth  (term  exp.  *Jan.  1,  '98) 
Auditor  of  Pub.  Ace.  (term  exp.  Jan.  1,' 
Treasurer  (term  expires  *Jan.  1,  1898)    - 
Second  Audidor  (term  exp.  Jan.  1,  '98) 

Legislature  meets  biennially  in  odd  years  on  the  first  Wed- 
nesday in  December,  and  sessions  are  limited  to  90  days,  but 
may  be  extended  for  a  further  period  not  exceeding  30  days, 
provided  three-fifths  of  the  members  elected  to  each  house 
concur. 


One  of  Original  Thirteen 
42,450 
Richmond 
-       C.  T.  O'Ferrall 
-    J.  T.  Lawless 
I)  -     Morton  Marye 
A.  W.  Harman,  Jr. 
Josiah  Ryland,  Jr. 


*  These  officials  are  elected  by  the  General  Assembly  and  hold  office 
for  two  years. 


STATE  DEBT.— For  a  detailed  report  of  the  Virginia  debt  as  it 
stood  prier  to  1892,  and  lor  the  history  of  the  recent  settlement  made 
by  and  between  the  Virginia  Debt  Commission  and  the  Bondholders' 
Committee,  see  the  STATE  AND  CITY  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1893,  pages 
151  and  152.  Other  items  of  Interest  with  reference  to  the  Virginia  debt 
•will  be  found  In  he  CHRONICLE  as  follows:  -Vol.  56,  p.  636,  802 ;  V.  57, 
p.  155, 190,  565,  733,  950, 1053;  V.  58,  p.  232,  274,  315,  357. 

At  present  Virginia's  debt  stands  as  shown  below: 

LOANS—  . — Interest. — .    . Principal. . 

NAME  AND  PJRPOSE.  P.  Ot.  Payable.    When  Due.    Outstand'g. 

Riddleberger  Bonds,  Act  of 

1882 3       J&    J       July  1,1932     $6,329,554 

Century  bonds,  dated  1891. .243     J&    J       July  1, 1991     17,918,168 

The  Interest  on  the  Century  bonds  Is  2  per  cent  for  the  flrst  10  years 
(or  until  July  1, 1901.)  and  3  per  cent  thereafter.  Both  issues  are  ex- 
empt from  taxation. 

Total  amount  of  bonds  Issued  under  act  of  Feb.  20, 1892 : 

To  Bondholders'  Committee $16,359  860 

By  Commissioners  of  sinking  fund :i<)2  209 

Funded  under  extension  of  act  of  1892 1,257,650 


Canceled 


$17,919,719 
1,551 


Total  debt  March  1,  1897  .....................................  $24,247,722 

The  Virginia  Legislature  re-enacted  the  Funding  Act  of  Feb.  20,  1892, 
and  under  Its  provisions  all  old  Virginia  bonds  were  allowed  to  be 
brought  in  and  funded  Into  new  Century  bonds,  upon  the  same  terms 
as  the  Olcott  settlement,  provided  they  were  presented  for  funding 
prior  to  December  31,  1896.  All  bonds  funded  after  April  1,  1896, 
shall  carry  interest  from  the  semi-annual  period  next  preceding  the 
date  of  funding.  Under  the  old  law  coupon  bonds  once  converted 


into  registered  certificates  were  not  re- convertible  into  coupon  bonds, 
but  this  act  makes  coupon  and  registered  bonds  inter-changeable. 

WEST  VIRGINIA  CERTIFICATES-- In  the  settlement  of  1871  It 
was  assumed  that  West  Virginia  should  provide  for  one-third  the  prin- 
cipal and  interest  of  the  then  existing  debt— for  $15,239,370  —  that  1* 
out  of  the  total  debt  of  $45,718,112.  To  represent,  therefore,  West  Vir- 
ginia's share  of  bonds  funded  "  deferred  certificates  "  were  issued.  All 
efforts,  however,  to  induce  West  Virginia  to  take  recognition  of  these 
certificates  have  thus  far  been  unavailing.  In  1885  the  holders  of  about 
$8,000,000  certificates  united  for  the  purpose  of  obtaining  a  comprom- 
ise, and  deposited  their  holdings  with  the  Farmers'  Loan  &  Trust  Com- 
pany, which  gave  Its  trust  receipts  therefor.  This  attempt  came  to 
nothing,  and  In  1890  Messrs.  C.  Satterthwaite  &  Sons,  of  No.  30  Thro?- 
morton  Street,  London,  E.  C.,  started  another  movement  to  bring  about 
a  settlement. 

Besides  the  original " deferred  certificates"  there  were  subsequently 
issued  under  the  Riddleberger  Act "  West  Virginia  interest-bearing  cer- 
tificates," to  represent  one-third  the  principal  of  the  old  bonds  brought 
in  for  funding,  and  "nou-interest-bearing  certificates"  to  represent  one- 
third  the  interest  on  old  bonds  brought  In  for  funding.  Under  the 
agreement  with  the  "Bondholders'  Committee,"  the  holders  of  th» 
"  Old  Bonds  "  surrendered  on  settlement  were  given  a  certificate  show 
lug  that  West  Virginia  Is  Indebted  to  them  for  one-third  of  said  "Old 
Bonds."  Including  these  the  outstanding  West  Virginia  certificate* 
are  therefore  as  follows: — 

LOANS—  • Interest. .  . Principal. — 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.  Ct.  Payable.     WhenDue.     OutslnmFy, 

"Deferred  certificates"  of  1871   6       J.  &J.      Contingent.  $12,961,530 

Interest-bearing  certs,  of  1882 1,031,5m 

Non-lnt. -bearing  certs,  of  1882 

Interest-bearing  certs,  of  1892 

Nonint.-bearing  certs,  of  1892 

An  adjustment  company,  with  the  Mercantile  Trust  &  Deposit  Com- 
pany of  Baltimore  at  its  head,  was  formed  late  in  1893  for  the  purpose 
of  making  another  attempt  at  the  settlement  of  the  West  Virginia  cer- 
tificates. (See  CHRONICLE,  Vol.  57,  page  819;  VoL  58,  pages  51,314 
and  444.) 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  State's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 
rate  have  been  as  follows  in  the  years  indicated  below. 


Assessment  of 
Tears.         Seal  Estate. 

1896 $304,204,590 

1895 313,182,340 

1894 310,201,514 

1893 306,200,638 

1892 300,717,366 

1891 295,188,129 

1890 272,312,274 

1885 256,910,140 

1880 234,272,951 


Assessment  of 
Personal 
Property. 
$94,341,046 
83,132,476 
86,590,188 
93,838,414 
- 


96,610,480 
90,110,467 
84,884,270 
70,391,018 


Total. 

$398,545,636 
396,314,816 
396,791,702 
400,039,052 
396,585,447 
391,798,609 
362,422,741 
341,800,410 
304,663,969 


Tax 
Kate 

per  $1,000 
$4-00 


400 


4-00 


POPULATION  OF  STATE— The  population  of  Virginia  has  been 
as  follows  in  the  years  named. 


1890 1,655,980 

1880 1,512,565 

1870 1,225,163 


1860 "1,596,318 

1850 "1,421,661 

1840 "1,239,797 


1830 *l,2ll,405 

1820 "1,065,116 

1810 "974,000 


*  This  includes  population  of  the  section  now  forming  the  State  of 
West  Virginia.  Without  West  Virginia  population  was  1,219,630  in 
1860;  1,119,348  in  1850;  1,015,260  in  1840;  1,034,481  in  1830;  928,- 
348  in  1820;  869,131  in  1810;  801,608  iu  1800  and  691,737  in  1790. 

In  1870-80  increase  was  287,402,  or  23-46  per  cent,  and  In  1880-90 
143,415,  or  9-48  per  cent. 


.!,  1897 


VI*Qlfll)*-CITI£8 


TOWNS, 


157 


The  proportion  of  the  colored  population  wa*  41-76 
aad  38-70  MT  eent  IB  189O.  In  number  black*  wer 
and  548.00?  in  I860,  both  Including  West  Virginia; 


631.616  in  188O.  and  64O.867  In  189O. 


41-76  percent  in  1880 
were  526.861  III  1850 
512,841  In  1870, 


CITIES,  COUNTIES  AND  Towss 

IB   TUB 

MATE  OF  VIRGINIA. 
ALEXANDRIA.— E.  F.  PBICB,  City  Auditor. 

Thl*  city  1*  the  county  seat  of  Alexandria  County. 
LOANS—  •***»  Dut.  l  REOUTUKD  COUPO*  BOND*.  1879. 

KRKI>  Cocrox  BoxDe,  1872.    3-65*,  JAJ,  9760.80O. .  July  1, 1909 
6*.  J.vJ.  $37.500 July  1.  10O2  | 

INTEREST  "  payable  In  Alexandria  and  all  tee  bond,  carry  tax 
'eoelvable  coupon*. 


TOTAL  DEBT,  E  TC. -The  subjoined  *tate*a«nt  (how*  Alexandria'* 
total  bonded  debt,  and  the  .Ink In*  fond  held  by  the  etty  against  the 


aanir.  uu  the  following  date*: 

Jan.  1.-97. 

fetal  bonded  debt $7»8,3OO 

5.23.1 


991* 
101.1.-. 


$wfs,698 


9921.564 


Ket  beaded  debt.... $793.083       9814.733       $818.939 
The  city  ha*  no  water  dent.    The  atnklnc  fund  receive*  about  $4,5OO 

(about H 


£SSEO  VALUATION.-The  city*  a*. 
ef  lt«  actual  raloei  and  tax  rate  bare  been  »• 


rl.lM.'""' 
.  4,060.000 
.  3.»«0.000 
.  3,110.000 

,..,.,,.... 


.          . 
1.036.060 

:  ,,_•  UNM 
.-.ooo 

••:  1.,.., 


follows : 


93.1 67.000 

5,006.000 

I. .-  ...... 

4.714JJ90 
4.473.000 


DEBT  LIMITATION.-TheLe«Ulature  In  1879  limited  theeity  deb 
(•  amount  exl*Un«  when  funded  In  187*. 


OOO 
7-10 

17  M 

1 

] 

1,  ... 
;-  ,.. 

I 


TAX  FR  EE.-AU  b 


the  act  of  February  39.1870. 


tearpt  from  etty  tanllea. 
POPULATION  (about  67  per  cent  white)  and  33  per  eent  ee 
^^Mwn*  14439;  In  14*0  we*  13.639;  population  la  1997 
"~ ~ *1 16JMMX 


(e*tl- 


AM  H  ERST  CO.— II.  (  .  JOTSM,  Treasurer. 

IDMBty  Mat  U  Ambers!  T.  II 


A', 


in 


War*  DM*. 


6*.  JAJ.  fl3..V*> 

!••— 


s.  JAJ  MOO 
ifebt 


.Jan..  IBM 


Kc  debt 
Mal  debt 


Jan.  1.  1997.941400 
t 

Jan.'V.'lW7:; 


Tax  valuation,  real... ..$1.533.573 
Tax  valuation.  pereonM  36S.M11 
Tax  valnatM*,  railroad*  628.861 
1999...  2,5*8.845 
oal  va'lne. 
1999.  $4-00 
.  7-00 


•'"- 

DC- 


INTEREST   on   the   railroad   head*  I*   payable   by   the   National 
i         CTTliank.  Lyaehbejr.  en  the  hrklgeandjall  bead*  at  the  eaV>e 
^^••nty  Treneoter. 
^BONAL.-AU  bonde  of  UK  eoaaly  are  nbJiK  to  eall  at  any 


BEDFORD  (formerly  Liberty).— in 


Oouty. 


NS— 


Wlun  DM*. 


,MAX.  »-l".»-'      ..Mar.  1.1913 
^•M  to  caU  at  any  time. 
, JAJ.  f !».<•«».  :  .j  i 

flNhJeet    to    can    after    1899 


Bowled  debt  (la*tretarM)460.0uO 
1.646 
709>36 


...... 

Popolatton  m  1890  wa*  .....  3.1M1 

are  reeelrable  for 


EREST  to  payable  la  Liberty  and 


BOTETOURT  CO. 


LOANS— 
• 

i^955,VX)  ......  Jan.  1.1913 

9«hjeet  t*  ean. 
ll.  payable  at  <'o.  Treaa. 
<*bt  Oa*t  retom*). 

tdrl,!  ;.i--  rdwM  4-  100 


Tax  valoatton.  real 
Tax  Tatnarteej.  pera 
1995. 


(J. 

'•       *J.  U.  0.  =• 

Bristol  I*  In  Waahlngton  Ceuntj 

LOANS—  nun  DM. 


J.  H.  WIXfTEX.  Ja..  Mayer. 


.  ..1931 

MA*.     30.000 1933 

•MB  or  BAAL  EBTATB— 
-:\000. 1998 


Tetal  deht  Mar.  99,  1896.9130,000 


Tax  valuation,  real. -96...  983^63 
Tax  valaatlra.peTen.<95.  198.949 
Aaseaseaent  about  %  actual  value. 
City  tax  I  per  $1,000)  18O3..912-5O 
lfnl»90wa* 


eaa 
JEST  «n  the  parehaee  of  real  errtate  hood*  I*  payable  at  Brie 

^^r.rs.w'  $&£?•**"'• ViL;  * "-  f~™1 

lAMPBELL  CO.— E.  8.  MOOBMAN,  Tmunrer. 

roonty«*atu  Kaetbargh. 

Total  valuation  1996..  .93.944.993 


,LOA', 

'  no 


. 
ADca-llRK 

..1916 


.-,... 


. 

Total  tax  (peril,  OOO) 


.$3,»44.( 
..11-00 


Population  In  IMO  va*  .....  41.078 


INTEREST  I*  payable  In  LfMttmrg.  Va. 


PopoUMontn  l««0wa« 
Popalatlon  In  1896  (ert.). 


36.350 
.  33.000 


CHARLOTTESVILLE.— J.  S.  PATTOX,  Mvr. 

CharlotWsvllle  U  the  county  seat  of  Albemarle  County. 

LOANS—  Wken  Dut.  I  Total  debt  June  19.  '96. .  $3OO,5OO 

FUNDING  BOSDS-  I  Water  debt  (Included)...      91.OOO 

6*.  MAN,  $11,500.. ^.....40  years  I  Tax  valuation,  real,  '94.1,543,645 

Bondaof  1891, 913.OOO... 40  years  |  Tax  valuation,  personal      376,909 

C.  A  O.  gift  bonds,  #13, OOO i  Total  valuation  1894... .1,920,554 

Oa*  bond*. _»18-2S°— A- I  Total  valuation  1895. . .  .2.10O.10O 

'  Assessment  about  *s  actual  value. 
Population  in  1890  wa*....  5.591 
Population  in  1880  was....  2,676 
Population  in  1896  test) . .  .10,000 


Improvement,  *35,OOO 

School  bonds,  $25,000. . . .20  yean 
Sewerage  bond*.  $80,000.20  yean 

Street  bond*,  916,000 20  yean 

WATER  WORKS  REFCM>KI>  1896. 

5s,  MAS,  981,000 10-40  year* 

5»,  MAN,    10,000 10-40  years 

INTEREST  is  payable  In  CharlottesvUle,  Baltimore  and  New  York. 

CLARKE  CO.— WM.  A.  BRADFORD,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  I*  Berry  ville. 

LOANS.-  W»«t  Due. 

RKFI  SLIM.  RAILROAD  Bonoe— 

5s,  JAJ.  970.000 June  1. 1900 

Interest  payable  at  Co.  Treasury. 
Total  debt  Feb.  4,1897...  970,000 

Sinking  fund 5.OOO 

.t  Keb.  4. 1897.....      66  .OOO 


Tax  valuation,  real 92,100,000 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  400,000 
Total  valuation  1895. . .  2.500.OOO 
ABMeament  almut  Hi  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per$l,OOOt $1O-OO 

Population  in  189O  was 8.O71 

Population  In  1895  <e»t.) 8.000 


DANVILLE.— OEO.  P.  GEOOHKOAN,  Treasurer. 


Kenpoll*  (North  Danville)  ha*  recently  been  annexed  to  Danville. 
Danville  1*  In  Pltteylvania  County. 

CITY  BOND*  (Continued)— 
5s.  JAJ.      10,000 


LOANS-- 

I;..M..   - 


<  u  <  BoxDe— 

10..JAJ,    93.000 1905 

--.. l.v.l.    ..j......        1894  L.  1998 

—.JAJ.    36.000 1905 

•v.  JAJ.  100.000.. ..1905  A  1906 
8*.  JAJ,  100.000.... 10O5  to!9O7 

*..  JAJ.    30.000 1907 

8..JAJ,    40.000 

<•-.  VA".  -T.iKK) 1912 


6* 40.000 

MuMrrt  to  call  after  10O2. 
X  JA1>.  $10,000 


1912 
1913 


5»,  AAO,     50,000t 

5*.  MAN,  lOO.OOOf 

5s,  MAS.     5O.OOOI 

5s,  JAJ.      35.000 

RAILROAD  IU>M>» — 
tin,  JAJ,  $4O,OOO . 


1914 
1910 

1917 
1920 
1922 

1897 


($10,000  yearly)  to  190O 

Bs,  JAJ.  $50.000 1010  to  1014 

1913 
1020 


<fB,  *iMW,  ^+'\',\nr*r  , 

6*,  AAO.  60.000  . 

.-..lA.l      I     .....~..l 


•  All  the  5  per  eent  bond*  (with  the  exception  of  $50.OOO  due  In  1916) 
are  Mbjert  to  eall  ten  yean  after  their  date  of  Isiue. 

The5  per  eent  bond*  due  In  1916.1017  and  102O  are  exempt  from 

payable   In    Danville,   and   all    coupon*   are   tax- 

3T,  ETC.—  The  city's  total  debt  at  date  of  our  last  re- 
.  J.SOD.  The  slaking  fund  receive*  yearly  an  amount  equal 
to  1  per  eent  of  the  bonded  debt  of  the  city. 

DEBT  LIMITATION-Thedebtof  thl*  city  U  limited  by  Its  charter 

:•   T:   ;.......-. 


INTEREST 
receJ  Table. 

TOTALI 


ASSE 
panona 


1894  of  real  e*tate  wa*  $5.176.552  ; 
total.  *7.360.035.    Property  I*  aaweeed 


SSED  VALUATION  In 

.    J.T.. ...r-...;   --  :.l-  :.   : 

1 75  or  80  per  eent  ef  act 
POPULATION  (aho«t  one-half  whltei  In  1890  wa*  10.3O5 ;  In  1880 

FRANKLIN   CO. — County *eat I*  Eocky Mount. 


Total  debt  (la*t  retanu)  *  163  .OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real  1.723.189 

Tai  valuation.  pereonaL     898461 


Total  valuation  1«94... $2,122.050 
Population  In  1A9O  wa«.. .  ..24.885 
Population  In  1694  (e*t)...28,OOO 

FREDERICKSBURG.-R.    B.    BERRY,    City 
Clerk. 

Thl*  city  U  In  HpolUyl  vanla  County. 

LOANS-  Wkt*  D««. 

BUDOI  BOVD**— 


•a.  JAJ.  925.000 Jan..  1936 

Subject  to  call  after  Jan..  19OO 


LOAN&- 
'L  Bni 


9a.JAJ.988.OOO Jan.  1.192O 

WATBB  Boma— 
6*.  JAJ.  $30.000 

Subject  to  oall  at  any 


SCHOOL! 

.Vi.  MAS.  $10,000 1936 

Total  debt  July  8. 1896..  $309.400 
Water  debt  (Included....      9O.OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 1.366,414 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    87938* 
Total  valuation  1805....1,645.r* 
r$1.000).9U 


,  Mate*  Oo.  tax  (per  $1 ,0 
Jan..  1909  Population  In  189O  wa* 
ly  time.  I  Population  In  1880  wa* 


Theae  bond*  are  *ee«red  by  a  doed  of  trunt  on  the  Iron  bridge  acrou 
the  Rappahannoek  River  M  rS»deriok»bur». 

INTEREST.-Theeoupon«of  the  funding  bond*  are  tax  receivable. 
TAX  FREE.  -The  brkUe  bond*  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


at 


WATER  WORKS.—  T 
t  94O.OOO.    The  city  ate 


at 


ateo  own*  the  can  work*. 


k*  owned  by  the  elty  are  mined 


HALIFAX  COUNTY.—  County  Mat  U  Halifax  C.H 

LOANS-  Wkrn  Due. 

LTHCH.  A  Dfmnw  RR.  Boxne— 

6*.  JAJ.  9100,000  .....  Jan.  1.1917 

B>bi  to  call  after  Jan.  1  .  1897 

l:..-:  !.-.|.|.-;.t.  la.tr.  -nir:;.  ,-;•.,...«.. 


Tax  valuation,  real  .....  $3,526,869 
Tax  Talnafn,  permnal.  1,103,854 
Total  valuation  18O4.  ..  4.630.723 
AaMannTnt  »IK,,.C  \  of  actual  value 
l'.|.,  iMOB  hi  ilM  «M  ..:il.4'Jl 

INTEREST  >•  payable  In  Lynchburg 

t-i  A  DOTc:/-»wnrTar'       5°-  B-  ROLLER.  Mayor. 
HAKKIbONBUKG.—  \D.  M.  LEWIS.  Treasurer. 

Thl*  place  I*  In  Buckingham  County. 


LOAN' 


""»«•« 


I 

i  Boiroe— 

5s,  JAJ.  $71.500 July  I,  1924 

Subject  to  call  July  1.  1914 
Interest  parable  at  HarrUonburg. 
Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897....  m.:..-. 
Water  debt  (Included)....  25.OOO 


Tax  valuation,  real 9686,380 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  301,300 
Total  valuation  1 806....  1,077,780 
Assessment  I*  »j  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1  .OOO) 918-30 

I'.,,.  ,;  ttfra  ITI  i-'".  ••*  .-  -2,7:i^ 

Population  Inl896  (census) 


LEXINGTON. — Lexington  Is  In  Rockbrldge  County. 


LOANS-  TA«n  D>t». 

RrVNDnfO  BOKIM— 

5«.  JAJ,  979,000 July  1 .  1924 

"inject  to  eall  after  July  1, 19O4 

'ATM  SCPPLT— 

AAO,  $15.000 Oct.  1,  1918 

abject  to  call  after  Oct.  1,  1898 
Total  debt  (U*t  return*)..  994,000 


Water  debt  (Inol.)  about.    $50,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 824,135 

Tax  valuation,  iwrnonal.  472,269 
Total  valuation  1894....  1,296,404 
A*M**nVt  alit.  To  or 75  p.c.  act.  val. 

Total  tax  (per  $1, OOO) $17-05 

Populiitloii  lii  1*!K>  wan H.059 

Population  in  1880  wa* 2.771 


TAX  FREE.— The  refunding  bond*  are  exempt  from  corporation  tax. 


158 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


LYNCHBURG.-{g:  & 


iynohburg  U  situated  in  Campbell  County. 

A»  we  were  going  to  press  the  city  was  offering  for  sale  in  April,  189  /, 
9425,000  of  thirty-year  refunding  bonds. 


I  nAN<?— 

FUNDKI)  lN 


When  Due. 

NTEKEST-1866  &  1871. 


GF.NF.II  u. 
8»,JAJ.  $50.000  ............  ,-i 

LYNCHBUKG  &  DAN.  RR.-1871. 
6s,  J&J.  $200.000  .............  1901 

LYNCH.  H.  A  N.  C.  RR.-1871. 
5s,'  JAJ,$25O.OOO  ............  1921 

Subject  to  call  after  1897. 

MAKKKT  HOUSE  AND  GBOCNDS. 
8s.  J&J,  $19,453  ..............  1905 

8c,  J&J.    26,000  ..............  1907 

PERMANENT  IMPROVE'NTS—  1882. 
5s,'  J&J,  $377.100  ............  1916 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

POBI.IC  IMPROVEMENTS—  1892. 

Ce,*  J&J,  $89,800  .............  1926 

Subject  to  call  after  1902. 


PERM  ANENT  IMPRO  VE'NTS—  1896- 
5s,  J&J,  $10,000 .   .1930 

RKDEMPTION  BONDS— 1879— 
5s' J&J,  $116,100 

RETIRE  FLOATING  DEBT 
5s,'  J&J.  $50,000 1914 

SCHOOL  BONDS— 1871  ana  1880. 
8s,  J&J,  $30,000 .......1905 

TAXATION  BONDS— 1866. 

6s,  J&J,  $48,000 1903 

VA.  &  TENN.  RR.  BONDS— 
6s.J*J,  $170,400....  1890  to  1915 

WATER  BONDS— 

6s,    J&J,   $35,000 1904 

6s,    J&J,      35,000 1912 

5s,*  J&J,    100.000 1915 

5s|*  J*J,      20,700 1916 

Subject  to  call. 
5s,'  J&J.      H8.500 1926 

Subject  to  call. 


*  Exempt  from  taxation. 

INTEREST  on  the  LynohburgA  Danville  RR.  bonds  Is  payable  In 
Baltimore;  on  all  other  bonds  interest  is  payable  at  the  office  of  the 
City  Treasurer,  Lynohburg. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  ETC.-The  subjoined  state. 
ment  shows  Lynchburg's  total  bonded  debt  and  the  sinking  fund  held 
by  the  city  against  the  same  on  the  1st  of  February  of  each  of  the  last 

four  years : 

1897.  1896.              1895.              1894. 

Total  funded  debt.... $1,403.789  $1.720,342  $1.786,742    $1,840,242 

Sinking  funds 15,000  318,28^           90.84. 


Net  debt  Feb.  1... $1,388,787  $1,402,060  $1,395,899  $1,413,239 
The  sinking  fund  receives  yearly  one  per  cent  of  the  city's  net  debt. 
CITY  PROPERTY  —The  real  and  personal  property  of  this  city,  as 

charged  on  the  city's  books,  is  valued  as  follows : 

Property  of  Fire  Department 

School  property 

Property  of  Water  Department.... •••:  —  •- n 

Miscellaneous  city  property,  real  estate,  etc 190,824 


Total $714,732 

DEBT  LIMITATION  —The  city's  debt  is  limited  by  its  charter  to  16 
per  cent  of  the  taxable  values  as  shown  by  the  books  of  the  Commls- 
eioner  of  the  Revenue. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  (about  90 
per  cent  of  cash  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows : 

Real  Personal      Tot.  Assessed    City  Tax 

Tear*.  Estate.  Property.        Valuation,   p.  $1,000 

1896  .  ...$7,689,715  $2,475,285  $10,165,000  $15-00 
1895  ..  8,575,495  2,748.325  11,321.826  15-00 
ISilt  .  8,550,295  2,701,969  11,252,264  15-00 
lH'.i:(  ..  8,355.815  2,793,846  11,149,661  15-00 
1*!»2  ..  8,213,998  2,643,217  10,857,215  16-00 
18!>1  ..  8,109,723  2,573,412  10,683,135  16-00 
188l!l". 5,237,635  1,617,640  6,855,275  15-00 

JPULATION.— In  1890  population  was  19.709;   in  1880  it  was 
959;  in  1870  it  was  6.825 ;  in  February,  1897,  it  was  estimated  at 


J  H.  A.  MAURICE,  Mayor. 
• — }J.  W.  BRONAUGH,  JR.,  Treasurer 
Manchester  is  situated  In  Chesterfield  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

ALMS  HOUSE  AND  JAIL — 

6s,  J&J,  $7,000 July  1, 1922 

68.J&J,    2,000 Jan.  1,1927 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
Cs,  J&J,  $57,5OO.... 
5s,  J&J,     - 
5s,  J&J, 

SCHOOL  HOUSES— 
6s.  J&J,  $30,000.. 

SEWER  BONDS — 
5s,  MAN,  $65,000 May  1, 1929 

STREET  IMPROVEMENT— 

«s,  M&S,  $2,500 Sept.  1, 1911 

6s,  F&A,    2.000 Aug.  1,1910 

5s,  JdT,  125.OOO Jan.  1,1924 

5s.  J&J.    15,000 July  1,1925 

WATER  BONDS— 

s,  J&D,  $60,OOOg....Deo.  1, 1918 


.July  1, 1921 

40,000 July  1,1927 

15,000. Jan.  1,1928 

..Jan.  1,1922 


WATER  BONDS— 
5s,  J&J,    62,000 July  1,1928 

WATKR-WORKS  AND  STREETS— 

6s,  J&J,  $7,000 July  1,  1917 

6s,  J&J,    6,000 1919  &  1921 

Bonded  debt  Feb.  1, 1897  $496,000 

Floatingdebt 3,76f 

Total  debt 499,766 

Sinking  funds 4,504 

Net  debt  Feb.  1, 1897....    495,262 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,541, 12( 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  1,074, 587 
Total  valuation  1895. . .  .3,615,713 

Assessment  is  4-5  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per  $1,000) $4-00 

City  tax  (per $1,000)... 14-00 

Average  school  tax 2-00 

Population  in  1890  was 9,246 

Population  1896  (local  est.) .  12,000 


OPTIONA'..— All  of  the  above  bonds  are  subject  to  call  ten  years 
after  date  of  issue  excepting  the  8s  due  1911  and  $60,000  of  water 
bonds. 

INTEREST  on  the  water  bonds  due  in  1918  is  payable  at  Baltimore 
Md.;  on  all  other  bonds  at  the  office  of  the  City  Treasurer. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— The  city's  charter  limits  Us  debt  to  20  per 
cent  ofthe  assessed  valuation  of  real  estate. 


MECKLENBURG  CO.— GEO.N.  WELLS,  Treas. 


County  seat  is  Boydton. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

ATLANTIC  &  DANVILLE  RR.— 

4,8,  Sept.  1,  $142,000.. Sept.  1, 1897 

(part  each  year)  to  Sept.  1, 1940 

Interest  payable  in  Boydton.Va. 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897.. .$142,000 


Tax  valuation,  real $1,525.706 

Tax  valuation,  personal  715,240 
Total  valuation  1896...  2,240,946 
State  &  Co.  tax  (per  $1 ,000) .  $1 1  -50 

Population  in  1890  was 25,35! 

Population  in  1880  was 24,69* 


NEAPOLIS  (NORTH  DANVILLE).— 

Neapolis  is  in  Pittsylvania  County;  recently  annexed  to  Danville. 


LOANS- 
FUNDING  BONDS— 


When  Due. 


6s,  MAN,  $25,OOO Nov.  1, 1914 


WATER  fioNDS-  Total  valuation  1894.  ...1,301,68., 

6s.  scint-an, $30,000. .Junol, 1924  Real  valuation  about...  250000* 

Interest  payable  in  New  York.  I  Population  1890  was...  3799 
Total  debt  (last  returns)  $119,500  |  Population  1894  (local  est )  4  70( 


Water  debt  (included) . .      $30,000 

Tax  valuation  real 1,183,010 

Tax  valuation  personal. .    118,67" 


NORFOLK.— W.  W.  HUKTER,  Treasurer. 

This  city  is  In  Norfolk  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due.  \         LOANS—  When  Dne. 

GENERAL  PURPOSES—  RENEWAL  BONDS— (Conttn'd)— 

5s,  A&O,  $115,000.... Apr.  1,  1923  I  6s,  J&J.  $115,400  (eou.)Jan..  1914 


$100,000  coup,  and  $15,OOO  reg.) 
5s,  M&N,  $100,000  (con.). Nov., '24 

4s, ,     50,000  (rrg.). June, '26 

5s,  M&S,       5,OOOaeg.)Se|.t.,  1926 
5s,  M&8,     24,500(cou.)Scpt.,  1926 

MARKET  HOUSE  B'LD'O  &  SITE— 
5s,  M&S,  $75,OOO Sept.,  1919 

($45,000  coup,  and  $30,000  reg.) 
5s,  M&N,  $70,000 Nov.,  1920 

i$66,500  coup,  and  $3,500  reg.) 

PARK  BONDS- 
SB.  A&O,  $114,000  (cou.). Oct.  1922 

PAVING  AND  GEN.  PURPOSES— 
6s,  var.,  $35,6OO(reg.)  Jan.,  1900 
6s,  M&S,  202,7OO(cou.)Sept.,1900 
5s,  J&J,  40,OOO(cou.)  Jan.,  1914 
5s,  A&O,  30,000(cou.)  Oct.,  1914 
5s,  M&N,  55.0OO May,  1916 

($42,500  coup,  and  $12,500  reg.) 
5s,  J&D,    $14,000<eou.)  June,  1916 


6s,  A&O,  298,OOO(cou.)  Oct.,  1914 
5s,  A&O,  320,000 Apr.,  1911 

($305,000  cou.  and  $15,000  reg.) 
5s,  J&J,  $91,OOO Jan.,  1912 

($72.00O  cou.  and  $19,000  reg.) 
5s,  J&D,  $110,000 June,  1913 

($104,000  cou.  and  $6.000  reg.) 
5s,  M&S,  $101.500  (c&r.)  Mar.,  1922 

5s,  J&D,  189.000 Junel,  1923 

($171,000  coup,  and  $18,000  reg.) 
5s,  J&D,  105,000  (c*r.).Dec.,  1923 

WARD  BONDS — 

5s,  M&S,  $7,000(cou.)8ept,  1919 
5s,  M&N,  4,OOO(reg.)Nov.,  1920 
5s,  J&J,  20.000 May,  1921 

($15,000  cou.  and  $5,OOO  reg.l 
5s,  F&A,  $20,OOOicou.)Feb.,  1922 
5s,  A&O,  15,OOO(cou.)Oct.,  1922 
5s,  MAS,  20,OOO(cou.)8ept.,  1922 
5s,  J&J,  34,000(eou.)  Jill.  1, 1922 
20,000(cou.)Feb.,  1924 
5,000(cou.)July,  1924 
20,000(c&r.)Sept,  1924 
6,000(reg.)June,  1926 

WATER  BONDS- 
SB,  M&N,  $500,000 May,  1901 

($489,000  cou.  and  $11.OOO  reg 
5s,  M&N,  $90,OOO May,  191 

($09,500  cou.  and  $20,500  reg 
5s,  M&N,  $50,000(cou.)May,  191 
5s,  J&J,  60,000(cou.)  July,  1921 


5s, 
5s,...., 
5s,  ..... 
5s , 


5s;  M&S,      37,500 Sept.,  1917 

($27,500  coup,  and  $10,000  reg.) 
5s,  J&D,    $35,000 Dec.,  1917 

($15,000  coup,  and  $20,OOO  reg,) 
5s,  JAD,    $70,000 June,  1919 

($31,OOO  coup,  and  $39,000  reg.) 
5s,  MAN,  $79,000 Nov.,  1920 

($66.500  coup,  and  $12.500  reg.) 
5s,  M&S,  $140,500(cou.)Mar.,1922 

RENEWAL  BONDS — 
6s,  J&J,    $77,000(cou.)  Jan.,  1899 

PAR  VALUE.— The  bonds  are  for  $500  and  $1,000. 

FREEDOM  FROM  TAXATION. -All  bonds  are  exempt  from  city 
tax. 

I NTEREST  on  $500,000  of  8  per  cent  water  bonds,  which  are  secured 
by  a  mortgage  on  the  city  waterworks,  is  payable  in  New  York  ;  on 
$573,700  coupon  bonds  In  Baltimore;  and  on  all  other  bonds  in 
Norfolk. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  ETC.— The  subjoined  statemen • 
shows  Norfolk's  total  bonded  debt  the  sinking  fund  held  by  the  city 
against  the  same  on  the  dates  named. 

Feb.  10,  '97.     Aug.  1,  '96.      Feb.  15,  '95. 

Total  bonded  debt $3,570,700       $3,541,200       $3,4*5,65( 

Sinking  funds 310,000  287,000 

Net  debt...  ...$3,260,700       $3,254,200       $3.254,650 

Water  debt  (included  above)...    $700,000          $700,000          $700.001 

The  sinking  fund  receives  yearly  $34,000. 

CITY  PROPERTY.— The  city  owns  real  estate  valued  in  1892  a 
$700,000,  and  also  its  water  works. 

DEBT  LI  MITATION.— The  city's  debt  is  limited  by  its  charter  to  20 
per  cent  of  the  assessed  valuation  of  real  and  personal  property. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION. -The  city's  assessed  valuation  (about  ^ 
of  Its  cash  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows : 

Real  Personal         Tnt.  Assessed      Total  fat 

Tears.  Estate.  Property,          Valuation.       p.  $1.000. 

1896 $21,220.090         $3,980,180         $25,200,270        $21-00 

1895 20,062,930  2,531,540  22,594,470  21-00 

1894  .             .    19,737,670  2,655,680  22,393,350  21-00 

1893...            .    19,441,350  2,641,570  22,082,920  21-00 

1892...            .    18,942,600  2,369,090  21,311,690  21-00 

1891...            .    17,089,810  2,234,170  19,224,680  21-00 

1887 12,094,205  1,642,820  13,737,025  (t) 

POPULATION.— In  1890  population  was  34,871;  in  1880  it  WM 
21,966;  in  1870  it  was  19,229. 

PAGE  COUNTY.— A.  W.  McKm,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Luray. 

LOANS  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS  OF  1893 — 
5s,  May  1,  $79,000.... May  1, 1913 

Subject  to  call  in  1903. 
Interest  is  payable  at  Luray. 
Bonded  debt  Feb.  1, 1897. $79,000 
County  has  no  floating  debt. 
Tax  valuation,  real $1,77?,336 


Tax  valuation,  personal.  $606,443 
Total  valuation  1896.... 2,384,784 
Assessment  ^  to  %  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1.000) $120'000 

Population  in  1890  was 13.092 

Population  in  1880  was 9,965 

Population  in  1897  (est.)...  10,000 


PATRICK   CO. — County  seat  is  Stuart. 


Total  debt  (last  returns) .  $137,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,502,344 

Tax  valuation,  personal.     242,129 


Total  valuation  1894... $1,744,473 

Population  in  1890  was 14,147 

Population  in  1880  was 12,833 


JCHAS.  F.  COLLIER,  Mayor. 

£G.  B-  GILL,  Auditor. 


Petersburg  is  in  Dinwiddie  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

APPOMATTOX  RIVER— 
6s,  J&D,  $165,000  . . .  .June  1, 1911 

CENTRAL  LUNATIC  ASYLUM — 
6s,  F&A,  $15,OOO Aug.  1 ,  1 902 

CITY  FUND  *  FLOATING  DEBT — 
8s,  MAN,$150,OOO....Nov.  1,1903 
5s,  M&S,     55,000.... Mar.  1, 1923 

FUNDING  BONDS— 
5s,  M&N,  $58,000 May  1,  1936 


RAILROAD  BONDS — 
6s,  F&A,    $7 l.OOO.... Aug.  1,1905 
6s,  J&J,     135,000.... July  1,1914 
5s,  F&A,    297,500.... Aug.  1, 

REFUNDING  BONDS—    . 
58,  J&J,  $194,500. . . .  Mar.  1, 193; 

SCHOOL  BUILDING— 
8s,  A&O,    $40,000. . .  .Mar.  1 . 

WATER  IMPROVEMENT- 
SB,  F&A,    $80,000.. ..Feb.  1,1931 


The  bonds  all  carry  tax-receivable  coupons. 

INTEREST  on  the  refunding  5s  is  payable  in  Baltimore;  onal 
other  bonds  in  Petersburg. 

BONDED  DEBT  on  January  1,  1897,  was  $1,261,000;  sinfeiu 
fund,  $249,741:  net  debt,  $1,011,259;  water  debt  (included)  $80,001 
The  sinking  fund  receives  yearly  about  $16,000. 

TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  are  exempt  from  city  tax. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— The  city's  debt  is  limited  byHwtoZZpe 
cent  of  its  assessed  valuation. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  (abou 
actual  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows : 


Tears.  Real  Estate. 

1896 

1894 $6,218,855 

1890 5,926,810 

1889 6,593,300 

1887 5,708,600 


Personal 
Property. 


$3,980,575 
3,884,190 
3,816,700 
3,537,535 


Total  Assessed  (V 

Valuation,  per  $1,00 

$9,936,103  $20-00 

10,199,430  19-00 

9,811,000  16-00 
10,410,000 

9,246,135  16-50 


POPULATION.— In  1890  population  22,680;  in  1880  21,656. 


April,  1897. 


cmta  AND  TOWNS, 


PITTSYLVANIA  CO.— G.  H.  VADEN,  TreM. 

County  seat  U  Chatham. 


LOANS- 
K«ri-vi.iM>  BONO 


Want  Due. 


•*.  MA9.  976,000 MM-.  1.  1916 

total  debt  Feb.  1. 1897.... 976,000 


Tax  valuation  1896 94,175.099 

Total  tax  (per  91.0OO) 913-OO 

Population  In  1890  WM 59.941 


Population  In  188O  ' 


.52,589 


INTEREST  payable  at  the  American  National  Bank,  New  York  City. 

D/'-NDT'O  v/r/~»T  TTU  J  J-  THOMP8O*  BAIRD,  Major. 
PORTSMOU  I  H. —  }E.  THOMPSON,  JR.,  City  Clerk. 
•ToHsB«i»lk  to  the  county  teat  of  Norfolk  Coanty. 

A«  w»  were  going  to  preet  the  city  was  offering  for  rale  910.000  of 
5  per  c«at  10  year  paring  bonds. 

PATTXO  BOND*  •— 

6«.  JAD,  $33.500....  June  1.  1898 

6*.JAD.     26,000.. ..June  1,1899 

6..JAD.       - 

••-.  IsU>, 

. .-.  J.vi.. 

-.-.  MA-. 


ASSESSED  VALUATION  and  tax  rate  hare  been  a*  follows: 

Aliened   Valuation.  -  .        Oily  Tax 


Yeart.  Beat. 

1896  ..........  944,715.822 

1895  ..........  44,454.901 

1894  ..........  43,676.494 

1893  ..........   42,342,638 

1892.  .........   41.389.021 

1891  ..........  40.343,555 

1890.  .........  35,341,652 

1885  ..........  32.348.000 


Personal. 
$21.981,134 
19,700.182 
19,607,278 
20,716,429 
19,725,547 
18,229,972 
16.640,637 
13,752,000 


Total. 
$^6,696,956 
64.155,383 
63,283,772 
63,079,067 
6  1.1  14,568 
58,573,527 
51,982,289 
46,200,000 


per$l,OOO. 
$14'OO 
14-00 
14'00 
14-00 
...... 

14-OO 
14-OO 
14-OO 


LOANS-  ***»  Out. 

An.  INT  >  A  I  > i * VILLE  RR..  1890— 

ft*.  JAJ,  9150.000 Jan.  1.1990 

IM>  BOHDO. 

5».  MAS.  935.000. . . . .Sept.  1, 1924 
^^BBrkur  BONDS— 

ft*.  AAO.  915,000 Apr.  1,  1912 

er  Apr.  1, 1897 


»ll«^l      ^tl'l  .    A.  AOw" 

Apr.  1,  1913*  18 


.    , 
Meet  to  call  after  Apr.  1.  1898 

:•*— 

jAJ.  *l  11.100...  Jan.  1,1900 
ffslBs'VO*l>*— 

.000  ......  July  1,1897 

I>KKT,  JAIL  A  STREET. 
J.vI'.  T.  .  •-••  ......  June  1.1922 


111  ' 


15.00O Juno  1,  19OO 

l'J.i>OO....June  1,  19O1 
13,5OO....June  1,  19O2 
•i. ...Sept.  1.  19O4 
lO.OOO....  Deo.    1,1926 
EXITION  BONDS— 

6e.  JAJ.  982,800 July  1.1918 

1.500 June  1,11122 

5^  MAN.    85,000 Mayl.  l-.ji 

5S.JAD.     22.000 June  1.1926 

SEWER  Bo.xi* — 

5s.  MAS,  9100.000... Sept.  1.1924 
5e. 15,000.  ..Dec.   1.1926 


lal  tax  TT-T~"nt<*'B  to  %  Ike  oast  of  tbe  work  Is  levied  on  prop- 
ueBtted  by  paring,  and  the  money  thus  collected  to  set  aside  for 

tuption  of  the  paring  bonds. 

INTEREST  Is  payable  In  Portsmouth.  ( 

i  TAX   FREE— All  bonds  tosned  by  this  city  are  exempt  from  city  tax. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.-TBO  city's  debt  U  limited  by  law  to  17  per 

|9]P|  of  the  real   estate  valuation  and  10  par  cent  of  the  nmuojRl 

property. 

LAITY  PRQBERTY-The  city  owaed  property  rained  oa  July   1. 
11996.  at  91O6.475. 

'OJAL  J3EBT,  ETCi-Tbe  beaded  debt  OB  July   1,   1896.  WM 


I  of  real   estate  WM  95.679.250;    per 
vw.oiu ;  iniaL  96,579,945;  mttmated  real  valuation. 
.—    total  tax  rale  for  1999  (Ber91.OOO)  WM921-5O,  In 
_Jhf  ««te   tax.  *4  OO.   elty  tax.  915-SO.  and  school  tax.  92-OO. 
n  tbe  tax  valuation  WM  94.279.64O;  tutal  tax  rale  (per  91.000) 

POPULATION  >a  1890  WM  13^88;  la  1880  WM  11.390.    IB  1896 
:he  population  WM  10.793. 

\DFORD.-HroH  C.  PBESTOS,  iUyor. 

•Vaferd  to  la  Montgomery  County. 


pl.000 Jan.1,  1923 


. 
961.000 


ianual.9to.iion 1923 

k  to  parable  la  Me*  Y»rk. 

I  Is  la 


Tax  valuation,  real  ....91,310.175 
Tax  valuation,  personal  88,244 
Total  TajaaMoa  1994.. ..1.398,419 

•opamBia  la  199O  WM...  .2^60 
PopulaUoo  in  1(«9« about..  ' 


\        }  RICHARD  M.  TAYLOR.  Mayor. 

' —  <  K.  J.  WARREN.  Auditor. 
IfMood  to  the  county  seat  of  HoBitoo  O.onty. 
LOAS 


Ja, JAJ,   g.MOweg.)  .July. 

•a,  JAJ.'  l»i»00  (rag.) '. '. Jan!! 

•a,  JAJ.  12.inO(n«.)..Jan.. 

•S.JAJ.  6.000  (re*.)..  July. 

6s, JAJ.  10.000 tfm»)    Jan. 

5s.  JAJ,  5^00  (rag.)'. Jan., 
5a.  JAJ.961.jao  (n»)  . Jan., 

is.  JAJ,  3MBO  (rog.) .  .July. 


»».  J*J.  l*«jSa  »•*).. Jai. 
5s.  JAJ. >V6^00  (rog.) .  .July, 
Se.  AAO.  1,000  (rog.) .  .OtZ, 
4s.  JAJ.  101.000  irog.)..Jan.. 
4s.  JA  re«.)..July, 

4a.JAJ:iM>W(re«.)    Jan 
4s,  JAJ.   K400(rM(.).  July. 
4a.JAJ.    _«WOoS5:>..Jan:. 


1909 
1910 
:  I]  : 
1912 
1913 
1914 
1920 
1921 
1921 
:  •-. 
1922 
1923 
:  190 


4a,J*J.24z.OOO 
4..  JAJ. 
4a,  JAJ. 

4a.J*J, 

4^  JAJ.   93.030 


)..Jan. 

.)..Jnly. 
l  .Jan., 
)  .Jul> 
.)    Jan.. 


4..  JAJ. 
4«.  JAJ. 
4..JA 
4a.J*J. 
4*.  JAJ. 
4«.  J.i 


43V.450  crec  )Jan.  1. 
1  4«>.<iOo  (n«.i  .  .July. 
Jaa.. 
20» 

.  2:.  Jan.. 

Jan.. 
>.OOO  (!•«.)..  Jolr. 


1921 
1921 
1922 

1922 
1922 

1924 

1925 
1929 
1926 
1936 
1927 

1928 
1929 
1929 


POPULATION  In  1890  wa»81^88;  In  1880  it  was  63.600;  In  187O 
U  WM  51  .038.    The  estimated  population  at  the  present  time  Is  90,000. 


OF  BONDS  -T 
•TE  REST  U  payable  la  attomi 

3TAL  DEBT     8INKINOFI 
••IM0  1,  18V7.  ..v  - 

::••• 

.  .  i 

5jl»»»ded  debt...  97.202.642 
•klag  fuBda.*e  ...      1O6.28O 


7.402 


sus  r)  la  the  above  table  are 

•   ... 

me  hearts  are  la  multiples  of  9100. 

yNp6.ETC.-Tae  total  bonded  debt 
.9837   Tbe  oBMrtnod  statement  shows 


rid  br  toe  ett^  agabut 


r  of  each  of 


1999  l«*4.  :  -  • 

97.003,199    96.797.343    96.5O3.ft93 

•    Mi 


97,097. 

9»7^00       9302.000 
total  <UMtm  180*  WM  90^60,064. 


ralne  of  the  property  owned  br 
»~.  .M  95,264.161.    Tbla  Includes  tbe  water 
'.OOO-.  gM  works.  91.000,000;  auuteta.92O2.000. 
FREE  -  A  ;ibo»os  ere  exempt  from  taxation  by  tbe  city, 
r  LIMITATION. -Tbeotir*4oM  to  limited  by  Ms  charter  to  18 
••!  the td  ralaatsOB  of  real  estate. 


R  O  A  N  O  K.  E .  — Roanoke  Is  situated  In  the  county  of  the  same 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

BKIUOS  Boxns— 

6s.  JAJ,  930.000 July.  192O 

Subjeet  to  call  July,  19O5 
OODRT  Hou»«,  JAIL,  Ac. - 

6S.JAJ.  915.000 July.1921 

Subject  to  call  July,  19O6 
Fun  APTABATC*  - 

6a. JAJ, 921,000 July.l  'Ji 

-....,•  :...  ...  JaJjr,  LMM 

FIRE  KNUINK  HOUSE— 

6s.  JAJ.  96,000. July  1,  1922 

Subject  to  call  July  1,1907 
OFFICIAL  MAT— 

6s,  JAJ,  915,000 July,  1921 

Subject  to  call  July,  1906 
RAILWAY— 

6s,  JAJ,  91OO.OOO July,  1921 

Subject  to  call  July,  1906 

«a,  JAJ.  9100,000 July.l91t* 

aubject  to  call  July.  19O3 


LOANS-  WA«»  Due. 

SCHOOL  BONDS— 

6s.  JAJ,  $33.000 July  1,  1921 

Subjoot  to  call  July,  1906 

CORPORAT'.N  AORAIXAGK  BDS.— 

6s.  JAJ.  915.000 July  1,1903 

Subject  to  call. 

6a,  JAJ,  915.000 July  1,1914 

hulijpot  to  call  July  1,  1899 
PfBucBciLDiNo  BONDS— 

6s,  AAO,  960.000 July  1.1914 

Subject  to  call  July  1, 1899 
SCHOOL  AND  SKWER  BONDS— 

6s,  JAJ,  96O.OOO July  1,1918 

Subject  to  call  July  30,1903 
SEWER  BONDS — 

6s,  JAJ,  9150,000 July, 1921 

Subject  to  call  July,  19O6 
STREET  IMI-KUVKMEST— 

6s,  JAJ,  915O.OOO July,  1921 

Subject  to  call  July,  19O6 


INTEREST  la  payable  In  Roanoke. 

BONDED  DEBT— On  January  1, 1897,  WM  9392,100.  The  sinking 
fund  receives  annually  1  per  rent  of  the  bonded  debt. 

DEBT  LIMITATION. -City's  debt  Is  limited  br  charter  to  10  per 
oent  of  assessed  ralnatlon. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  l»  1194  of  real  estate  WM  93,4 12.046; 
personal  property.  989O.OB8;  total.  99.292,734.  State  tax  rate  (per 
tu  1893.  94;  city  tax  rate,  911;  aveniKP  school  tax.  $1-50. 
In  1892  real  estate  WM  97.5O8.O1O;  personal  property,  *:t,3«l,:iO5; 
tutal.  910^69,315.  Property  Is  assessed  at  about  two  thirds  of  Ita 
actual  value. 

POPULATION. -Population  In  1890  16.159;  In  188O  669. 


ROCKER  I  DC  E  CO.— S   R.  MOORE,  Treasurer. 

The  county  seat  to  Lexington. 

LOANS—  Wa«»  Due. 

COURT  HORSE  Bosne— 
5s.  AAO.  91K.OOO  Oct.  1.  1910 

Subject  to  call  after  Oct.  1.  19O6 

REI  •                     BONDS— 
!W.  JAJ.  945. 100 Jan.  1.  1903 


Mublect  to  call  at  any  • 


Vet  debt  Frb.  1.  1897.  ...92O9.4OO 

Tax  raluat ton.  real 3,967,811 

Tax  valuation,  personal..  1,237,32B 

Tax  val'n  r 

Total  ralnatlnn  ]-•<•,      ..U.163.141 

Total  tax  (per  91.000) *H-7O 

>  sinssmnnt  about  »s  actual  value. 


5..  JAJ.  $150.000  ...July  1.1922    Population  In  H90  was.. ...23,068 


tabjeel  to  eall  after  July  1. 1-102.  |  Population  In  ixso  WM 20.0O3 

Total  debt  Feb.  1.  1 497.  .9211. loo  ,  Population  In  1897  test)  ..23.OOO 
Blnklmcfund 1.7OO| 

Hlnkinjf  fund  noelree  from  tbe  county  fund  an  annual  appropriation 
which  rartrs :  taeaojooat  for  1896  WM91  t.OOO.    Tbe  count*  recelrea 
aanuaUr  975O  to  ba  applied  10  the  payoant  of  Its  Ivoaile  I  debt,  from 
tar  elty  ofBuena  Vista,  which,  when  oncaalied  M  a  separate  mnnlcl 
polity  WM  asalgesd  a  portion  of  the  county  debt. 

INTEREST  on  975.OOO  of  tbe  oounty1.  bomls  is  payable  at  the  Dank 
of  the  Republic.  New  York;  on  othera  at  the  office  of  the  County  TreM- 


LOANS- 

.  B<).<|H. 


ROCKINGHAM  CO.— TbeeoontyseatlsHarrUonb'g. 

Tutal  debt  Apr.  1.  1896..  911O.OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 9.OOO.OOO 

Tax  raliiatlou.rwn'nal.  l.OOO.OOO 
Total  valuation  1895...10,OOO,OOO 
Assessment  about  >t  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  91.000)..  910-OO 
Popnlatlnn  In  1WK)  was..... 3 1.299 
Population  In  1896  (about). 35.00O 


WktnDut. 
JAIL  BOIID*— 

6«,  MA«.  •13.000... Sept.  10. 1899 
Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
i*— 

Se.  JAD.  906.000 June  1.1911 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
Interest  parable  at  OountrTrras'y. 


CT  A  T  T WHTOM         *  •*•  "•  fVLTL  Mayor. 
=>  TAU1N  I  UN. —  JAJUflTA  llo7jE,TTeaaurer. 
This  Is  tbe  eonnty  seat  of  Angusla  County. 


LOANS-  Wlun  DIM. 

C->Ui  BTOBAOR  AXDBMALL  PoX— 

....910.IKXH Jan.  1.1925 

t  to  call  after  Nov.  1.  190% 


5« 915.000. 


\I  ,.    L.19U 


•wajeot  to  eall  attar  Mar  1. 19O3 

CLBCTBIC-LlOsrr  E«OI>B— 
5s. 91,000 Jan.  1. 1925 

•:...,..    ,-•.  •   .1  ,     :    190 

LtXD  Pl-R.  in  -  .    BOHDA— 

6s.  JAJ.  92.71  «•  (K .,     Inly  1.1905 

MAKKET  HKVIR  BOXDO— 

6s, 91. •«"'.  July  1,1897 

6% JAJ,     16,500  (N.I. J.il v   1 

Subject  to  eall  after  July  1.  1896 
5s, 93.5001 Nor.  1,1924 

Subject  to  call  Nor.  1. 19O4. 

REDBIUTIOX  BONDS- 
OS.  JAJ.    97,800 July  1.1909 

Subject  U)  call  after  July  1. 1899 

6s,  JAJ.  93.8001 Jan.  1.  rui 

6s.  JAJ.     1.500 Julyl.iv.'l 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1 


LOAN8-  *»•»  Ou*- 

REDEHKIION  BONDS— (Con.)— 


••- 


937,500  .  .Jan.  1,  1925 


Huliject  to  call  after  Jan.  1, 1916 


4«es, 

i     .. 


926,000...  July  1,  1926 
10,001      July  1,  1926 


SCHOOL  BONIW 
6sJAJ,91,OOO(C.M.B.lJuly  1,1918 

Hull),  to  call  after  Nov.  27, 1898 
6s,   JAJ,    93.000  (C. 

8.  B.) July     1.1918 

8TKKKT  IMI-ROVEMT  KoNDS— 

6s,  JAJ. 92O.OOO  ....July    1.1921 

HUM.  to  call  after    July    1. 1896 

6s,  JAJ,  965.000  (N.)  July  1,  1922 

6s.  JAJ.  94.500  (0.)....Jan  1, 1924 
Subject  to  call  after  Jan  1. 1899. 


•-• 


92,5OOt....Nov.  1,1924 


Subject  to  call  after  Nor.  1. 1904 

5s. 915.000 May  1.  1926 

<-all  after  May  I.  r.iol 
STRKKT  IMP.  A  MARKKT  HOUSE. 


Jan.  1,  1924  I  6s, 925.OOO July  1,  1924 

Subject  to  call  after  Jan.  1.  1S9O  I     Hulijr.-t  to  call  after  July  1,  190O 

5a, 9150.600... Nor.  1.  19S4  I     WATER  BONDS— 

Subject  to  call  after  Nor.  1.  19O4  |  8».  MAN.  93O,OOO*..NoT.    1,1905 

*  The  980,000  water  bonds  due  Nov.  1, 1905,  are  exempt  from  taxa- 
tion. ,  I  li.l.l  in  the  sinking  fund. 

INTEREST  Is  payable  In  Staunton.  except  on  the  8  per  oent  water 
bond,  interest  on  which  U  payable  In  Baltimore.  The  coupons  are  aU 
receivable  In  payment  [or  the  elty  taxes  and  dues. 

TOTAL  DEBT.  SINKING  FUNDS,  Erc.-Tlio  subjoined,  statement 
shows  StaunUnTs total  municipal  debt  and  the  mtikliiii  fund  held  by  the 
elty  against  the  same,  on  tbe  1st  of  April  of  each  of  the  last  fire  roan. 


160 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV 


1897. 
Total  fund.  d«bt.$5O3,900 
Sinking  funds...      r>9,255 

1896. 

£:,*!l,900 
152,483 

189ft. 

it.-,  II  I.I  II  HI 

139,120 

1894. 
$503,000 
126,382 

1893. 
$461,400 
115,409 

Tlie  proportion  of  the  colored  population  was  4-19  per  cent  in  1880 
and  4-39  per  cent  in  1890.    In  number  blacks  wore  17,980  In  1870,  25,- 
886  In  1880  and  33.508  in  1890. 

Net  debt... 

.$444,645 

$437,413 

$400,880 

$376,618 

$345,991 

The  city  has  no  floating  debt. 

On  April  1.  1897.  the  sinking  fund  held  $07,200  of  the  city's  bonds, 
and  it  receives  yearly  1  per  cent  of  the  .city's  debt. 

CITY  PROPERTY  —Tlie  total  value  of  all  property  owned  by  the 
City  of  Ktamiton.  as  assessed  by  the  commission  appointed  by  the 
City  Council  on  June  2,  1891,  was  $281,400,  including  the  water 
works  valued  at  $173.000.  Since  June  2, 1891,  the  dty  has  acquired 
property  valued  at  $45,7OO,  making  the  total  value  of  city  property  on 
April  1,  1807,  $327.100. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— The  city's  debt  is  limited  by  law  to  15  per 
eent  of  the  assessed  valuation  of  real  estate  and  17  per  cent  of  personal 
proparty. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  (about  80 
per  cent  of  cash  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows: 

Real  Personal       Tot.  Assessed    City  Tax 

Tear*.  Estate.  Property.         Valuation,   p.  $1,000. 

iv i;,  $2,129,385  

iv,  |  2,248,343        $1,226,605        $3,474,948 

1891...  ....      1,996,525  2,106,455  4,102,980 

1  fi*IO  ........ 

1-vi                        .'    1,844|634  1,462,"927  3,306,961 

1887'. 1,796,284  1,186,673  2,982,957 

POPULATION  in  1890  was  6,975;  in  1880  it  was  6,664. 


12-50 
12-50 
12-50 
12-50 


\T  7  T  -NT  e-*  u  TT  C  T  T7>  T3         5  THOMAS  N.  LUPTON,  Mayor. 
W  1 JN  O hi  E-,3  1  JiJ-l. —  {c.  M.  GIBBENS,  Treasurer. 

Winchester  is  in  Frederick  County. 


bOANS—                       When  Due. 
ITY  BONDS- 
OS,  J&J,  $80,000 30  years 

Subject  to  call  In  10  years. 

5s $8.900 

Interest  is  payable  at  Winchester. 
Total  debt  Mar.  1,  1896....$89,OOO 


Value  of  city  property...  $145,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,631,872 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    744,0120 
Total  valuation  1895.... 2,370.  In-- 
A»i'ssment  %  to  %  actual  value. 
State  A  Co. tax  (per$1.000).$ll-00 
Population  in  1890  was 5,196 


WYTHEVILLE.—  T.  C.  MILLER,  Treasurer. 


6s,  A&O,  $20,000 Oct.    1,  1925 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  25,  '97.   $82.0OO 

Total  valuation  1891 850,395 

Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 
Population  In  1890  was 2,570 


Wytheville  is  in  Wythe  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

GENERAL  IMP.  BONDS — 
6s,  J&J,  $29,OOO July  1,1920 

ELECTRIC  LIGHT  BONDS — 
6s,  J&J,  $1 0,000 July   1, 1 924 

\v  \TKR  BONDS— 
6s,  F&A,  $23,000 Aug.  1,1923 

INTEREST  and  principal  of  the  general  Improvement  bonds  are 
payable  in  Wytheville ;  on  the  light  and  water  bonds  at  the  Mercantile 
Trust  &  Deposit  Co.,  Baltimore,  Md. 

TAX  FREE.— The  water  and  light  bonds  issued  by  this  town  are  ex- 
empt from  taxation. 


State  of  West  Virginia. 

ITS 

DEBT,  RESOURCES,  ETC. 

Admitted  as  a  State  (Act  Dec.  31,  1862)        -          June  19  1863 
Total  area  of  State  (square  miles)  -.      -        -         24,780 

State  Capital    -  ...     Charleston 

Governor  (term  expires  March  4,  1901)  G.  W.  Atkinson 

Secretary  of  State*  (term  exp.  Apr.  1601)  Wm.  M.  O.  Davidson 
Treasurer  (term  expires  March  4,  1901)  -  M.  A.  Kendall 
Auditor  (term  expires  March  4,  1901)  -  L.  M.  Le  Follette 
Legislature  meets  biennially  in  odd  years  on  the  second 
Wednesday  in  January  :  sessions  are  limited  to  45  days,  but 
may  be  extended  provided  two-thirds  of  the  members  elected 
to  each  house  concur. 

*  Secretary  of  State  is  appointed  by  the  Governor. 
TOTAL  DEBT.— This  State  has  no  debt.    In  the  settlement  of  the 
Virginia  debt  one-third  was  set  apart  as  the  share  belonging  to  West 
Virginia,  but  this  has  never  been  recognized  by  the  latter  State. 
The  permanent  school  fund  on  Oct.  1, 1896,  amounted  to$838,471-82. 
ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  following  table  gives  the  assessed 
valuation  of  real  estate,  personal  property  and  railroad  property  in 
the  State  for  the  years  indicated  : 

Personal 
Property. 
$51,307,197 
53,905,180 
51,502,003 
51,707,095 
48,725.222 
46,707,755 
34,622,399 
38,606,277 


Railroad 
Property. 
$22,437,102 
22,447.495 
22,767,554 
18,465,540 
17,237,766 
13,268,229 
7,368,983 
6.648.044 

38,032,395  7,302,844 

32,597,938  6,568,103 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.-The  population  of  West  Virginia  has 
Been  as  as  follows  in  the  years  named : 

1830 176,924 

1820 136,768 

1810 105,469 

In  1870-80  increase  was  176,443,  or  39  92  per  cent,  and  In  1880-90, 
144,337,  or  23-34  per  cent. 


Real  Eslale- 
$141,925,633 

147.673,069 

180* 145,737,900 

147,685,972 
121,202,305 

119,982,350 

1880 105,000,358 

1§7S 111,804,323 

}870 95,388,017 

1867 86.894,703 


1390 762,794 

^80 618,457 

X870 ...442,014 


1860 376,688 

1850 302,313 

1840 224,537 


CITIES,  COUNTIES  AKD   TOWNS 

IN   THE 

STATE  OF  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


BERKELEY  CO.— I.  L.  BENDEK,  Clerk. 

County  seat  is  Martinsburg. 

Tax  valuation  1896 $.">, 577,912 

State &Co. tax  ((pei-  $1,000). $13^0 

Population  in  1890  was 18,702 

Population  in  1880  was 17,380 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

MAKTINSBURO  &  POTOMAC  RR.— 

Is,  J&J,  $105,000 1911 

Total  debt  Dec.  21, 1896..  $105 ,000 


or    TT'C'-C'ITT'T   T»         <  WM.  T.  WATKINS,  Mayor. 
t$l_UrL,r  ltwJ_JL>. —  J  w.  p.  HAWLEY,  Sergeant. 

Blueficld  is  in  Mercer  County. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 


STREET,  SKWEHS,  ETC.— 
8s,  Jan.  1,  $25,000.. Aug.  22, 1912 
interest  payable  inBluefleld. 
Bonded  debt  Feb.  1, 1897. .$25,000 
Tax  valuation,  real  (ab't.). 720,000 


Tax  valuation,  personal. $220,600 
Total  valuation,  '96  labt.)  940,000 
Assessment  about  7-10  actual  vaL 

City  tax  (per  $1.000) .*10-00 

Population  in  1  *!H)  was 1,775 

Population  in  1897  about 7,000 


When  Due. 


TAX  FREE. — The  bonds  described  above  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

BRAXTON    CO. — County  seat  is  Braxton  C.  H. 

LOANS- 

RR.  AID  BONDS— 
6s,  June  1,  $00,OOO...June  1, 1919 

Subject  to  call  after  June  1, 1899  i  A  I/^HKH/IV/H  m  J.I.M,  ,,,..-. .Lo.i7*o 

Total  debt  (last  returns) . .  .$60,000  |  Population  in  1895  about. .  19,000 
Sinking  funds 3,300  I 

Property  is  assessed  at  about  ^  its  actual  value  in  this  county. 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  Weston  Bank,  Weston,  W.  Va. 


Net  debt  (last  returns) .      $56,700 

Tax  valuation  l*9li 'J,]  1 

Tax  rate  (per.*l,OOO)  ]  -nr,.  > 
Population  in  Isiin  was L: 


gROOKE  COUNTY.— G.  W.  McConi>,  Clerk. 

County  seat  Is  Wellsburgh.    The  sinking  fund  receives  $",:; 
nually  out  of  the  county  levy  to  pay  the  Interest  ami  principal  of  the 
bonded  debt. 

When  Due. 


LOANS- 

RKFUNUING  BONDS — 1893 — 
4s,  semi-ann.,  $106,500 1913 

Subject  to  call  after  1903. 
Bonded  debt  June  1,  '96. .$106,500 

Floating  debt 5,929 

Total  debt 112,429 

Sinking  fund 1,804 


Net  debt  June  1, 1896....$]  1 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,39^^H 

Tax  valuation,  P(TMHK 

Tax  valuation,  railroads.     i;u 

Total  valuation  1896 3,0.; 

Assessment  about  -h  actual 
State  &  co.  tax  (per$l,000) 

Population  in  1  •<!>(>  was 

Population  1897  (estimated) 


CHART   ESTON  5  J-  A-  DE  GRTJYTER,  Mayor. 

^n^s.j-ii^c.0 1  V-UM  .      ?  E  A  RE1Di  Treasllrer_ 


This  city  is  in  Kanawha  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

STKEKT  AND  SEWER  BONDS — 
lOs.Mar.&J'ue,  $8,000:        1896-98 
iu,   Jan.,  3,OOO.Jan.l9,1904, 

6s,   June,  40,000.  June  18, '09 

Os,   Ann.,  50,000.  1914 

1 1'  ISI-ITAL  BONDS — 
(is,  Sc|>t.,          $-J.i,OOO.Sep.25,1915 
Bonded  debt  Mar.25,'96.  .$126,000 


Floating  debt  (est.) 

Total  debt ]  , 

Sinking  fund 

Net  debt  Mar.  25, 1896..    12 

Tax  valuation,  1894 :>,!i 

Assessment  about  La  actual  v 
Total  tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  .:••: 
Population  in  i  vm  was. 
Population  in  1890  about. .15,000 


OPTIONAL— The  sewer  bonds  due  1909-1914  are  subject  to  call 
after  1899. 
TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

OR  A  FTON 5  w.  o.  BOYD,  Mayor. 

1  ^1N  •       i  8.  M.  MUSGROVE,  Clerk. 
This  city  is  in  Taylor  County. 

West  Graftori  has  recently  been  annexed  to  this  eity;  the  a- 
valuation  of  West  Grafton  is  about  $400,0011  and  the  populal 
the  combined  places  is  e  Miniated  at  5,000. 

LOANS—  When  Due.    Total  debt. 

STRKET  IMPROVEMENT  BONDS         Sinking  fund. 


5s.  May.  $10,000 May  1,  1916 

Subject  to  call  after  1906. 
WATER  WORKS  BONDS — 

5s,  July,  $40,000 July  1,  1914 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1,  1H04 
Interest  is  payable  at  Grafton. 

Bonded  debt  Feb.  11,  J  897.$50,000 

Floating  debt 1.000 




Net  debt  Feb.  11,  1897..       1 

Tax  valuation,  real 070,597 , 

Tax  valuation    personal.   34* 

Total  valuation  1890 1,0!  - 

Assessment  about  "2  actual  \ 

City  tax  (per$l,OOO) 

Population  iu  1890  was 


HUNTINGTON. — This  city  is  in  Cabcll  County. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

PAVING  AND  SEWER  BONDS — 

6s,  Oct.  1,  $82,000 Oct.  1,  1921 

6s,  July  1,  75.OOO Oct.  1,  1923 

SCHOOL  BONDS — 

5s,  Aug.  7,  $15,000  . .  .Aug.  7,  1901 
Subject  to  call  Aug.  7, 1896 


Total  debt  (last  returns).  $17 
Tax  valuation  1893... 

Assessment  is  -'-,  artu:i 
Total  tax  (per  $l,()n. 

Population  in  1890  was 10,10> 

Population  in  1880  was. 
Population  in  1894(loc'lest.)15,00l 


The  school  bonds  as  set  out  above  and  included  iu  tlie  total  in 
ness  of  $172,000  were  not  issued  by  the  city  of  Huutiuirton,  and 
strictly  speaking,  do  not  constitute  a  municipal  debt;  but  tin 
district  covers  the  same  territory  and  embraces  the  same  subjects  o 
taxation  as  the  city. 

INTEREST  on  the  school  bonds  is  payable  in  Huutiugton;  onal 
other  bonds  interest  is  payable  in  New  York. 


JEFFERSON  CO.— GERARD  D.  MOORE,  Clerk. 


County  seat  is  Charlestown. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS — 

5s,  A&O,  $104,600 

Subject  to  call. 


REFUNDING  BONDS— 
4s,A&O,    $80,000. ..April  1.19- 
Subject  to  call  after  April  1, 1? 
Bonded  debt  Mar.  1,  '97.. 

Tax  valuation  1896 <V-I' 

Assessment  =3  to  -\i  actual  vain 


5s,  A&O,  $106,000 1903 

Subject  to  call.  „„.,„„.,.,.„„„  -0  „„  ^  „„ - 

I  Population  In  1890  was.... 
INTEREST  is  payable  in  Baltimore  and  by  the  County  Treasure 
TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  issued  by  this  county  are  exempt  ttoi 

county,  municipal  or  district  taxes,  but  not  from  State  taxes. 


" 


KENTUCKY-DEBT  Of  STATE 


161 


<  WM.  T 


HKH8HAW,  Mayor. 

KLI.NE.  Treasurer. 


MARTINSBURG.—  \ 

Martlnsburg  Is  the  county  seat  of  Berkeley  County. 

Tax  raluatlon  1896....02.132..VJ 
Assessment  about  %  actual  value 

Total  tax  (per  01,000) *19-i 

Population  In  189O  was 7..-J 

Population  11117  lestiui.) 9.OOI 


LOANS- 
WATEK  Woaa*  *  8TB«BT»— 

SS.JA.J. -:'••'•••          Jan.  1. 19O3 
Total  debt  Jan.  1. 1897..    076,100 


INTEREST  1*  parable  at  National  Hark  Bank  In  New  York  an 
^•F»nal  Bank  of  Marti luburg. 
TAX  FREE.— These  bonds  are  exempt  from  Ctty  tax. 
DEBT  LIMITED  by  law  to  01OO.OOO. 

DHIO   CO. —   County  seat  to  WheeUng. 

LOANS-  Wkf»Du*.  ITotaldebt 0385.97S 

»•«,".  *20n.ooo 10-30yn.    Taxr*.  ete..  on  band 


1OOOOO  ..  ..  3-SOyrs.  |  Wet  debt  (last  returns)..  .  33ti,3O 
leadni  debt  (last  returns!  03OO.OO  ,  Tax  valuation  1890....3O.9U&8K 
leatlng  debt 83.8791  Population  In  189O  was.. ...41,557 

COUNTY  PROPERTY.— The  county  owned  In  1894  020.OOO  o 
Wo  Klver  Railroad  stock;  01OO.OOO  of  PltUburg  Wheeling  £  Kentucky 
stock;  0300.0OO  of  Wheeling  Bridge  *  Terminal  Railway 
ock.  aad  real  estate  and  furniture  rained  at  *130,895. 


-I 


IB  Wood  County. 

.LOANS-  m** 

•  r  Bovne— 

•ir.W3.000 July  1, 

PACK  1<.  >•>!•«.  8KB.  F— 

•25.000       Jane  1.  1916 
i  •«.  8KB.  B  A  D — 

An*.  1.  I'M-' 
July   1,1909 

TK  k  SBWEB'B  B*lia.— 

-V).OOO....Jnnc  1,  1910  | 


R.  n.  THOMAS.  Mayor. 

W.  F.  KITTKMHOUHK,  Clerk. 


Hag  to  toe  county  seat  of  Ohio  County. 


Wktn  Dm. 

...Xor.  1.19M 
arterXor.  1.  U«01 
July  1.  1994 

— . 3Oyear». 

la  emu  la  1O  yean. 

....July  1.1919 


WATEB  WOBKI  (RartntDnio)— 
5«  ......  940.000 


I  hUTT.t  payable  at  city  Treasury 
Total  debt  M«r.  15.  *97..|810,000 
Water  d>bt  (included)....  4O.(KM 
Total  valuation  1895-6  .6.824.542 
Assessment  about  "»  actual  ralue 
Total  tax  (per  0 1, OOO).... 980-33  >» 
Population  In  1*90  was  ...  *.4O< 
Population  In  1896  (eat). ..13.0OO 


KLacTBtc  Uoirr  Bo: 

- 

Boated  debt  Jan.  1.  '96    0656.4OO 
rWsjtiagdebt «2|99* 

•TI»I»I  dent  

HlDkinc  fu:  .:         *7.39« 

Met  debt  Jan.  1.1890.         « 
Total  valuation  1-496...23.OOO.OOC 
Aaseaameat  about  BJ  actae!  raMe. 
Population  In  18»O  was. 


la  18*0 

la  19M 


...  .30.737 
<e**.)...  4O.OOO 


ION  AL.-A1I  oT  the  dry's  bonds  are 


•  •     . 


I  by  thl.  etty  are  axavpt  from  city  lax 


State  of  Kentucky. 


:  i  - 


DEBT, 


Juue  1,  1T»2 


I  a*  a  State  (Ac*  Fab.  4.  17tl»     • 
k of  State  (squire  mflee)  -       -       -        •  I'M'" 

-  Kraukfort 

'•ithTnea.  aft.  NOT.  Elec'n  'W)  W.  O.  Bradley 
State  (term  esp.  lit  Moo.  Jan.  19  JO)  due.  Finley 
r  (term  ex  p.  lit  Moo.  Jan.  1900)  Oeorfre  W.  Long 

i  tiifnniallr  in  eren  yean  on  the  Tuesday 
i  Ant  Monday  in  January,  and  •eamlon*  are  lim- 
ire  of  Bandar*  and  legal  holiday*. 
— /itlrrcff .  — .  rHn£ipBj  , 

P.  CL  f*gmUi.         Wkr*  Dm.      Onlttmmft. 

,.M»» 6       J    *    J  1|M  0103.000 

4«  J  A-  I)  Jnne  1,  1006  8OO.OOO 
0  eeaU-aa.  2^12^90 
6.394 

VALUE  OF  BONDS-01.000each. 

9T  oa  tae0stoBayableBtFraakrertaadlalfewTork.aad 
ew  York  at  the  United  States  National  Bank. 

T,  SINKING  FUNDS,  ETC. -The  subjoined  MateaMB* 
y's  bonded  debt  en  toe  following  datea. 

r.  1.-97.  /ax.  A, -96.   Ae.16,-94. 


-DEBT. 


.... 0671.394       0614,000       0674.OOO 

•  are  not,  strictly  saeaHng.  a  debt  of  the  State. 
>;  tae  fund  la  Inviolate,  aad  the  «x  per  eent 
I  iaUreat  drawn  by  then  Is  provided  for  oat  of  th-  revenue 
leredtt  of  the  sinking  fund  annually.    The  amount*  are  an 
•*»  beads.  Issued  Jan.  1,  1870.  01.327.OOO-.  county  bonds- 
.  1083. 037e.946;  new    school  bonds.  Issued  March   12. 

I  alee  outstanding  oa  March  1,  1897,  a  floating  debt  of 
•Inking  fund.  0813.29O;  net  Boating  debt,  01.loo.948. 
D  VALUATION  -The  Stale's  asieMud  raluatlon  bas  been 


-Tae  total  eqnaUied  valaaUoa  for  the  year 
•5  It  we.  0S73.206.97e. 


1490  waa  »570. 


Fran.  Real  Etlalr. 

1891 $191.630,294 

189O 
1889 
1888 
1887 351.157.0.-.3 


PerioHol  Property. 
$145,'J4 1.945 
l:f.->,31-_',7tt6 
131.533.1 
130,514,198 
13-J.334.637 


Railroad*. 


$45,921.192 
40,869.913 
3!i.S63,980 
35.571.631 


1890 1358.635 

1880 1,648.690 

1870 - 


183O 087,917 

1820 564,135 

1810....J 406.511 


POPULATION  OF  STATE.— The  population  of  Kentucky  has  been 
M  follows  In  the  yean  named : 

I-   >  ...1.155,684 

1850 982.10.-. 

1840 77!' 

In  1860-70  Increase  waa  165,327,  or  14-31  per  cent;  In  1870-80, 
327,679,  or  24-81  per  cent;  In  1880-9O,  2OU.945,  or  12-73  per  cent. 

The  proportion  of  the  colored  population  was  16-47  per  cent  In  188O 
and  14-69  per  oent  In  1890.  In  number  blacks  were  -.-J0,992  lu  1850 ; 
236,167  In  I860;  222,210  In  1370;  271,451  In  18SO;  and  272.981  In 
1890. 


CITIES,  Cor.vriK-    v.vn  TO\\N- 

I»    THE 

STATE  OF  KENTUCKY. 

ftr  aJili/iuHol  tlatemenlt  not  firen  in  alpkalxtleal  order  btlotr,  tee 
163. 


ALLEN   COUNTY. — County  teat  U  Stottsvtlle. 


LOANS-  Wke»  Due. 

l:\ii  Kim.  Boxoe— 

...Pant  due 

Intvreat  payable  at  Seoturille. 
Total  debt  (loM  retera*) . .  0300.000 


Equal'd  valuation  '95.  .01.394,735 
Aaaeenment  nb..iit  B5%  actual  val. 
HtateAeo.  tax  <per#l.OOO) '93*6-65 

Population  In  189Owa« 13,6942 

Population  lu  188Owaa 12,089 


rjtrr  T  TTXTTTIT       \c.  w.  XAI;KL,  Mayor. 

tiC-LLt.  V  U  t,. —  {CHARLES  1.    II  M:i:isojl.  aerk. 

Bcllevne  la  In  Campbell  County. 
LOANS-  Wkr*  Due.    Net  debt  Jan.  1. 1897....    072.OOO 

-   M..IIL  Bo<<i>e—  Tax  valuation  l-'.w 1,859,675 

•  .  05.5OO Sept.  1.1098        *  seessment  Is  >«  actual  ralue. 

I»TBBBT  iHPBorBHBirr—  Total  ta^t  (per01.ooO) 012-50 

«a.Var..    079.7OO Various    Population  In  1890  wa« 3,163 

Total  debt  Jan.  1. 1897..    085.2OO    Population  - 1.46O 

asets 13.200    Population  lu  lS«3<ent.) 5,200 

OPTIONAL— Tne  city's  beads  are  subject  to  call  before  maturity. 

TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  Issued  by  the  city  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

CALDWELL  CO.— B.  B.  RATLIKP,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  U  Princeton. 

LOANS.—  Wken  l>ut.     Tax ralunt Ion.  p.T*onal01, 154,328 

Total  valuation  1V.MI..    :t,lll.rj.i 
State*  Cou nt v  tax  (per 


•       ••!     -      ---  H  :. 

SoMee*  to  call  at  aar  • 

.       ...     I.;...-.    , 

Intermit  to  payable  In  Princeton. 
Tax  valuation,  n-al  ....01,986,593 


17-00 
9O  wan  -----  13,186 

...1 


.... 
.iloulu  1897  to  .......  14.201 


CHRISTIAN  CO.— Mf.  .1.  DATM,  SLeriflf. 

County  teat  to  HeaUaarllle. 
LOANS-  WknDut.  I  Tax  valuation  149<I...  .08,271. 1J-4 

Km  iTaxrate  (perfl.OOO) $9-25 

7«.  JAJ.010I.OOO July  1.  1N<I7  1  I'opulatloii  In  IH<K)  wan.. .  ..34,112 

Total  debt  Jan.  1.1897...  0101.OOO  I  Population  In  188OWM 31,680 


COUNTY. — founty  .eat  I.  Winchester. 
LOANS—  Wkft> 


Oa,  JAJ,  0M.OOO    07.000  per  year. 

.'  •  •  T    -'-.  000. 


Total  drbt.  Frb.  l.V  '97  .0130,000 


. 

Tax  rati-  (per  01.OOO)  '94  ...07-75 

OWM  I.'..i:i4 

•i..i.  lu  !--<>  »,i«.  .12,113 


INTEREST  U  payable  at  Wlnekeater. 

5  JOSEPH  K  KHINOCK.  Mayor. 
—  j  WM.  F.  TAYI/>K.  Auditor. 
Thto  city  to  In  Keaton  County. 
LOANS-  Wktn  Du*. 

Aanu 

5..  May,  0*3.200  .1908 

(Part  due  yearly.) 
4a.F*A,  §145.900....  Aug.  1,  1931 

bBic-a  Buxoe- 
5«.reb.  1,06.700  ........  T.-n  yi-an. 

5a,Fei.   i.    -  .lenyean 

BBIDOB  B-. 
4a,  J4J.  036,000  ......  July  1,  1926 

C'A»rA»l»  JrixiWBST    Itn.OIMI— 


. 

4H.MJW.  0121.600  ...Mar.  1.1933 
Cor.  W.Cur.A  LLI..  MI..IIWAT— 
I.  F4A,  07.900  ......  Aug.  1,  1923 

Htthleettoeall. 
FLOATIXO  IJEBT  Boxoe— 
BS.JAJ,    078.000  .....  July  1,1800 

Ftnruixo  BoKne— 
3a.  F*A.  0304.000.  ..  .An*.  1,  1920 

Subject  to  call  1910 


LOANS- 
BBUKMITIOM 

4*.  FA  A.     »  >  UK.  1.1920 

Subject  to  rail  I'.iln. 
4a,F*I.011  ......         MIC.  1,1922 

KB»BBVf>iu  A  WATER  WIIIIKHBHH.— 
4*.  J*J.  0AXI..VIO  .....  Jan.  1,1037 

•U,  JAJ.    :i7-.:,(Mi  .....  Jan.  1.1928 

4«,  J4J,      24.500  .....  July  1.1328 

4*,JAvJ.    lll.OOO  .....  July  1,1930 

BBITM.lv..   | 


.300  ......  July  1,1934 

BBWBB  Btixiie— 
5a,  FAA,  057,000  ......  Kl«ht  yean 

(Part  due  yearly.) 
SCHOOL  Bo-itw— 
4«,  J4J.  020.000  ......  July  1,1897 

4«.  J*J,     20.0OO  ......  Julvl.1905 

WATK.H  WIUIK.«  RKI>K>«ITIO!«— 
4a,  JAJ,  0191.90O  .....  Jan.  1,  1930 


INTEREST  on  toe  8  per  cent  bond*,  on  the  5  per  rent  implmlt  bonds, 
n  »ewrr  l.oinl«.  on  brtck  poadn.  and  on  tlm  Corlnffton  Went  Corlngton 
nil  I. ml.  hlKhway  bond*,  to  payable  In  Covln^ton;  on  nil  other  bond*  In 
•ew  York. 

TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


TOT; 


_  TAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUND,  ETC.-The  milijolncd  statement 
bows  Corlncton's  total  municipal  dent,  the  ulnklnit  fund  hi'ld  by  the 
Ity  acalnst  toe  same,  and  toe  water  debt  at  dates  mentioned. 

Jan.  1.  '97.    Jan.  1.  '!•<;.    Jan.  1.  '93.    Jan.  1.  '94. 

Total  bonded  debt....  0a.  700    03,364,100    02,376,600 

Inking  funds.  ........        70,778        ..........  33.OOO  9,000 

Net  bonded  debt..  02.293,922  .    «2,:t31,lOO    «I2,367,600 

(terdht.lncl.  abore.01,229,4OO        ..........    01,311,SOO    01,3OH,OOO 

In  addition  to  the  above  total  bonded  debt,  the  olty  had  a  floating 
debt  on  January  1.  1895.  of  085.OOO. 

amessed  valuation  and  tax 


ASSESSED  VALUATION.  -The  city's 
te  have  been  as  follows  : 


162 

= 


STATS  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


Tear*.  Real  Eftate. 

1897 

1896 

l.s:t.-.  $16,909,875 

I-!,  i  .   19,000,000 

1893 15,OOO,OOO 

1890 

1889 14,344,607 

1888  (about) 


Pertonul 
Properly. 


$3,297,550 

.1,1X1(1.0(1(1 

4,000,000 


lulal  Assessed    lax  Rale 
Valuation.    per$l,OOO. 

$22.756,075  $211-25 

20,386,450  24-75 
20,207,425 
23,000,000 
19,000,000 


2,263,275 


16,007,882 
15,992,000 


24-75 
27-52 
24-95 


Tax  rote  In  1897  includes  Slate  tax,  $4-25 ;  county  tax,  $2;  city  tax 
proper,  $20 ;  total,  $26-25.  Property  Is  assessed  at  about  its  actual 
value. 

POPULATION  in  1890  was  37,371 ;  in  1880  it  was  29,720 ;  In  1897 
<estiinated)  45,000. 

T-»  A  •VT^rMVT         5  CHAS.  A.  BIRD.  Mayor. 
DAY  I  OJN. —  }c.  B.  HAY  WARD,  City  Clerk. 

Dayton  Is  in  Campbell  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 
6s,  F&A,  $99,449.. ..Aug.   1,1915 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
•STREET  IMPROVEMENT  BONDS — 

6s,  Bcmi-an:,  $99,449 ten  years 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897..  $131,000 


Sinking  funds 87,688 

Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1897 ....    126,312 
Assessment  bonds  (add.)      99,449 

Tax  valuation  1896 2,246,783 

Assessment  is  %  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $19-55 

Population  in  1890  was 4,264 

,  Population  in  1897  (eat.) 6,500 

'  These  bonds  are  payable  by  special  assessment,  and  the  city  has  the 
right  to  redeem  any  of  them  upon  payment  of  one  year'sinterest. 
TAX  FREE— The  bonds  are  all  exempt  from  city  tax. 
INTEREST  on  the  refunding  bonds  is  payable  at  the  First  National 
Bank  of  Newport,  Ky.,  or  First  National  Bank,  New  York  City;  on  the 
street  improvement  bonds  at  the  German  National  Bank,  Newport. 


o  SCHOOL  BONDS— 

6s,  J&J,  $10,000 'July  1, 1904 

5s,  J&J,    11,000 July  1,1906 

a  SEWER  BONDS— 

6s,  J&J,  $10.000 July  1,1906 

Total  debt  (last  returns) .  $320,500 

Tax  valuation  1895 3,200,000 

State  tax  (per  $1 ,000) . . .        $5-20 
County  tax  (per  $1,000) . 
City  tax  (per  $1,000).... 
Average  8  chool  tax 


5-00 

1200 

1-00 


FRANKFORT. — This  is  the  capital  of  the  State  and  the 
county  seat  of  Franklin  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

BRIDGE  BONDS— 

— ,  M&8,  $50,000 July  1,1923 

Subject  to  call. 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
6s,  J&J,  $25,000.. . .*July    1, 1904 
6s,  J&J,    35,000. . .  .June  15, 1906 
6s,  J&J,     10,000... -Jan.     1,1911 
6s.  J&J,     19,500.... July    1,1923 

6  KENTUCKY  MIDLAND  RR.  AID— 
6s,  F&A,  $100,000. .  .Aug.     1, 1918 

6  LOTTERY  BONDS — 
6s,  J&J,  $50,000 "July  1, 1905 

a  $500  each.    6  $1,000  each. 

*  These  loans  are  held  by  the  sinking  fund  for  the  benefit  of  the  school 
fund ;  principal  is  not  payable  and  interest  is  used  for  the  support  of 
the  public  schools. 

To  offset  its  debt  the  city  owns  gas  bonds,  face  value  $40,000,  Ken- 
tucky Midland  preferred  stock,  face  value  $100,000  and  Kentucky 
Midland  first  mortgage  6  per  cent  bonds  $110,000. 

INTEREST  on  the  $11, 000  of  school  bonds  is  payable  at  the  Farmers 
Bank ;  on  the  $25,000  of  funding  bonds,  the  $19,5OO  of  funding  bonds, 
the  railroad  aid  bonds  and  the  bridge  bonds  at  the  Bank  of  America ; 
on  all  other  bonds  at  the  Bank  of  Kentucky. 

POPULATION  in  1890  was  7,892;  in  1880  was  6,958. 


Population  in  1890  was 7,892 

Population  in  1880  was 6,958 


FRANKLIN   CO. — County  seat  is  Frankfort. 


LOANS-  When  Due 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS — 
5s ,8150,000 

REFUNDING  BONDS- 
SB,  — ,$62,000 


Bonded  debt  (last  ret'ns)  $212,000 
EquaVd  valuation  1895.. 6,133,579 

Population  in  1890  was 21,267 

Population  in  1880  was 18,699 


GRANT  COUNTY.— D.  C.  POINTS,  Treasurer. 


County  seat  is  WUliamstown. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

BRIDGE  BONDS — 
6s,  J&J,  $30,000.  .10  yrs.  from  date 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

TURNPIKE  BONDS— 
6s,  J&J,  $41,600 . .  10  yrs.  from  date 
Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

6s,  J&J,    17.OOO Aug.  10, 1906 

Int'st  payable  at  Co.  Treas.  office. 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, 1897.  $88,600 
Sinking  fund 2,000 


Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1897 $86,600 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,500,000 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  1,500,000 

Total  valuation  1896 4,000,000 

Assessment  is  70  p.  c.  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per  $1,000) $4-25 

County  tax  (per  $1,000) 5-00 

Population  in  1890  was 12,671 

Population  in  1880  was 13,083 

Population  in  1897  (est.) . .  .13,000 


GRAYSON  COUNTY.— G.  W.  STONE,  Treas. 

County  seat  Is  Litohfleld. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

RAILROAD-AID  BONDS— 
6s,  J&J,  ?444000  <      1905 

08.  A&O, )  ^^  " "  (  & 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
Total  debt  Feb.  15, 1896. .$44,000 


Tax  valuation,  real  ......  $900,000 

Tax  valuation,  personal     750  000 
Tax  valuation,  railroads    546,000 
Total  valuation  1895  ____  2,196,000 

i  Assessment  about  3i  actual  value 
State  &  Co.  tax  (per  $1,000).  $13  -25 


.      ,  .  .,  ae        o.   ax  (per    1,000).  $13  -25 

Sinking  fund.  .....     2,000  I  Population  in  1890  was..  ..18,688 

Net  debt  Feb.  15,1896....  42,000  |  Population  in  1880  was....  15I784 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  Bank  of  Kentucky,  Louisville. 


GREEN    COUNTY. 
County  Court. 

County  seat  is  Greensburgh. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS— 

6s,  ....,$244,000 Past  due 

Bonded  debt  Feb.  1, 1897.$244,900 

Tax  valuation,  real 738,949 

Tax  valuation,  personal..  214,577 


— H.  T.  LARIMORE,  Clerk 


Total  valuation  1897 $953,526 

State  tax  (per  $1,000) $4'25 

County  tax  (per  $1,000)    .      5-00 

Population  in  1890  was 11,463 

Population  in  1880  was 11,871 


HARRISON  CO.  —  County  seat  is  Cynthiana. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

TURNPIKE  BONDS— 
6s,  J&J,  $1OO,OOO.  ...  (  1892,  1897, 
Due  in  Jan.  eachyr.  U902,  1907 
INFIRMARY  BONDS— 


— 
68,M&N,$16,(X)0...|&  ^ay,  1895 


Total  debt  (last  returns). $156,000 
Of  which  $40,000  was  floating. 

Equal'd  valuat'n  1895  $6,320,192 

Assessment  about  %  actual  value. 

State  and   county   tax 
(per  $1,000) $10-00 

Population  in  1890  was 16,914 


HOPKINSVILLE.— F.  W.  DABNEY,  Major. 

Hopkinsville  is  in  Christian  Co. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 


RAILROAD  AID  BONDS — 
5s,  A&O.  $109,000 . . .  .Oct.  1,  1921 

Subject  to  call  after  Oct.  1, 1901 
Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1897..  $109,500 

Tax  valuation,  real $1,538,756 

Tax  valuation,  personal     694,808 

INTEREST  is  payable  by  Messrs.  Latham,  Alexander  &  Co.,  Ne» 
York  City. 

TAX  FREE.— All  of  the  bonds  are  exempt  from  city  tax. 


Total  valuation  189fi... $2,233,564 
Assessment  is  65% of  actual  value. 
State  &  co.  tax  (per  $1,OOO).  $9-25 
City  &  soli,  tax  (per  $  1,000)  .15-00 

Population  in  1 80O  was 5.83J 

Population  in  1896  (est.i s,000- 


LEXINGTON.—  { i.  E 

This  oily  is  in  Fayette  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

BRICK  STREET  BONDS— 
6s,     M&N,  $5,OOO..  .May  20, 1901 

6s,     varX     5,266 var.,  1921 

6s,     A&O,     2,469 Oct.  1,  1932 

4^28.  M&N,  75,570.... Nov.  1, 1934 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
5s,     F&A,  $5O,OOO. ..Aug.  1,1918 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 
4i«s,  F&A,  $105,000.. Aug.  1,  1932 
4128,  F&A,      45,000.  .Aug.  1, 1924 
4*28,  J&D,       81,000.. June  1,  1933 
4s.     J&J,       25,000  Jan.  10, 1935 

INTEREST  on  the  funding  and  refunding  bonds  and  on  the  rail- 
road-aid bonds  due  1918  is  payable  in  New  York  City ;  on  the  railroad- 
aid  bonds  due  in  1920  and  1932,  on  the  school  building  bonds  anc 
special  assessment  bonds,  at  Lexington. 


SIMRALL,  Mayor. 
.  PEARCE.  Auditor. 

RAILROAD- AID  BONDS— 
5s,    J&D,  $100,000. .June  1, 
4128,  M&S,    150,000.. Sept.  1, 
4is8,F&A,      15,000..  Aug.  1, 

SCHOOL  BUILDING  BONDS— 

5s,  A&O,  $30,000 Apr.  1, 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,'97.  $68; 
Assessm't  bonds  (add'i).  22 
Tax  valuation  1897 14,76 

Assessment  is  ^  actual  valt 
City  tax  (per  $1,000),  1895.. 
Population  1890  was 
Population  ' " 


1918 
1920 
1932 

1918 


-J,019 
ue. 


LOGAN  CO.— H  BARCLAY,  Clerk  Sinking  Fund 


County  seat  is  Russellville. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS— 

6s,  J&J,  $260,000 1901 

Interest  payable  at  Russellville. 
Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897.. .$260,000 

Sinking  fund 43.000 

Net  debt  Feb.  1, 1897....   217,000 


Tax  valuation,  real $3,75^H| 

Tax  valuation,  person'1.    1,022,57  I 
Total  valuation  1807...   4.77(i,r.T 
Assessment  70  p.  e.  act  i 

State  tax  (per  SI, 000) ••M31 

Population  in  1890  was 23,81] 

Population  in  1807  (eat.). .    24,00  I 


T   /"»TTTc-\7-TT    T   rr         $GEO-  D-  TODD,  Mayor. 
L-VJUlO  V  lJ_,J_,Ii. —  JJOHN  H.  HANCOCK,  Treasurer. 

Louisville  is  the  county  seat  of  Jefferson  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

b  CITT  HALL — 
7s,  A&O,     $200,000.. Apr.  1,1903 

REFUNDING  BONDS  (gold)— 

4s, $500,000... Sept.  15,  1910 

4s,  A&O,  $588,000.. April  1, 1937 

a  MUNICIPAL  IMPROVEMENTS— 
4s,  J&J,  $1,495,000.  .July  1,  1923 
4s,  J&D,    1, 500,000.. Dec.  1,  1928 

6  NEW  JAIL,  1869— 
6s.  A&O,     $133,000.. Oct.  1,1898 

6  OLD  LIABILITIES,  1871-1880— 
7s,  A&O,     $119,000.. Apr.  1,  1901 
5s,  M&N,       492,000.. May  1,  1920 

Subject  to  call  after  May  1, 1900 


6 RECONSTRUCTION, 
7s,  J&J,      $600,000 . .  July  1, 190 

6  RAILROAD  AID  LOANS— 

(1)  Eliz.  &  Pad.  RR..  1873- 
7s,  J&J,  $908.000 Jan.  1. 1« 

(4)  Road  Bed  (L.  C.  &  L.  BJH 

7s,  J&J,  $150,000 July  IJ^M 

7s,  J&J,    200,000 July  1, 1901 

SEWER  BONDS,  1868-71— 

6s,  J&J,  $81,000 July  1, 189 

7s,  J&D,  423,000 June  f^H 

STREET  IMPROVEMENT,  'ffl^H 
Gs,  FA- A,  $80,000 July  1,181 

6  WATER  WORKS,  1867— 
6s,  J&J,      $400,000..  July  1,1K L 


5s,  F&A,  $500,000 Aug.  1, 1911       WHARF,  1868— 


PARK  BONDS— 


4s,  J&J,      $600,000. .July  1, 1930  I 


I  6s,  M&N,    $124,000. .May  14,18! 


a  $100,  $500  and  $1,000.       6  $1,000. 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.— The  bonds  are  mostly  for  $1,000. 

TAX.  FREE.— All  bonds  issued  by  this  city  are  exempt  from  tai 
tlon  with  the  exception  of  State  tax. 

INTEREST.— Coupons  are  mostly  payable  in  New  York  City  at  t 
National  Bank  of  the  Republic,  the  exceptions  to  this  beinn  the  Lcban 
Branch  RR.  loan,  and  the  old  liability  7s  to  1901,  the  street  iuiproi 
ment  6s,  the  sewer  6s,  and  the  jail  6s,  which  arc  payable  in  Louisri 
at  the  sinking  fund  office. 

BONDED  DEBT  on  January  1, 1897,  was  $8,714.000;  floats n 
$276,247;  total  debt,  $8,990,247.    The  sinking  fund  ass. 
on  January  1, 1896,  to  $1,943,494.    The  water  debt  of  $9 13,9:; 
included  in  the  total  debt. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.- The  city's  assessed  valuation  ai 
rate  at  different  periods  have  been  as  follows : 
Personal 
Property. 


Tears.          Real  Estate. 

1897 $88,985,000 

1896 87,534,328 

1895 87,000,000 

1893 84,600,000 


Total. 

$117,700,000 
114,499,669 
115,000,000 
90,325,000 


roomy. 

,715,000 
26,965,341 
28,000,000 
5,725,000 

The  tax  rate  in  1895  included  city  tax  proper  $15-50;  State  • 
c«unty  tax  $4-25  ;  average  school  tax,  $3'.'io.    Assessment 
per  cent  of  actual  value. 

POPULATION.—  Population  in  1890  was   161,129;  in   1880  t 
123,758;  in  1870  was  100,753;  in  1897  (estimated  Aug.  1)  205,000. 


McCRACKEN   CO.  —  County  seat  is  Paducah. 

Tax  valuat'n,  personal. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS  1892— 
5s,  A&O.  $500,000.... Mar.  1,  1933 
Subject  to  call  in  part  at  var.  times. 
Total  debt  Sept.  1, 1896  $500,000 
Tax  valuation,  real 6,241,122 


Total  valuation  189t). 

Assessm't  ab't  *a  to 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  ...... 

Population  in  1890  was  ----- 

Population  in  1895  (est.)  ... 


MADISON  CO.— THOS.  THORPE.  Comi 
of  Railroad  Sinking  Fund. 

County  seat  is  Richmond. 

When  Due. 


LOANS- 
RAILROAD  BONDS — 

5s.  J&J,  $120,000 Jan.  2, 1919 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,1897.$120,000 

Sinking  fund 2.000 

Net  debt  Feb.  1, 1897 118,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 7,178,360 


Population  in  1880  was 
Population  in  1897  fcs' 

INTEREST  is  payable  in  Louisville,  Ky. 


Tax  valuation,personn 

Total  valuation  1*07.. 

Assessment  is  -i-, : 
State  tax  (per  $l,0i> 
County  tax  (per  $1,000)...... 

Population  in  189i> 


Of  8T)*T£, 


103 


M  AYSVILLE. — County  MM  of  Mason  eounty. 
W*e*  Due.       WATKB  WORKS— 


LOANS- 

•  .  BOUDS— 


•,  FAA.  938.000...  ..   . 

17,000  due  y'rly  to  Aug.  1.  1011) 


.  .AUK.  i.  torn 


, 
RAILKOID  Boxue— 


,   1.1897 

-Aug.  1. 1898 


6s,  FAA.  $8.000 Aug.  1,  1996 

Interat  It  payable  at  MarsviUe. 
Total  debt  (last  returns)    $109,32 
Tax  valuation  1894....   2,700,000 
Assessment  about  4  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  91.000) ..        -j 


^^^^R^fi. ^*f*ft irw -  .  .  ...  •  •••>•    ••    »-^wj         *  V»BM  BMavav   \l^7*    «7».,wvj  .  .  V<0V~V 

4000  due  yearly)  to  Aug.  1.  19O7  I  PeoeJaUon  in  189O  was....    5^58 

I  Population  1 892  (est.) 7,37f 


MERCER    COUNTY.— County  seat  Is  Hanodsburgh. 
bad*  hare  been  declared  Inrallil  by  the  United  State*  Court. 


II DDLESBOROUGH.— Bell  county. 


Wtm  Dm*. 


semi  an..  975.0OO.  .15  A  SOyrs. 


LOANS- 

>oe— 


00..  15  A  30 


Staking  fund  ..............  93O.OOO 

.\etdebtlnl893  ..........  170.OOO 

Tax  ralualion.  real  .......  5OO.OOO 

Tax  valuation,  penonal.     75.00O 

Total  valuation  189*.  ..  179,001 


«Ute  tax  (per  $1.000)  ......  915-OO 


—All  the  bond*  toroed  by  this  city  are  exempt  from 


ONTGOMERY   CO.— County  osat  Is  Mt  SterUaf . 

Total  debt  June  19.  -99..  $139.000 


REST  on  railroad  bonds  to  payable  In  Xew  York  al 
K  on  other  beads  M  Me«a*  BwrUnc.  Ky. 


HLENBERG  CO.—  county  MM  u  oreenvtne. 


^ 

1    i,  ,•. 
t  -.«.  .., 


Hlaklncrand 

Tax  Teluatloa  1895 


910.00O 
2,6XW.OOO 


Total  lax  (oer  81.OOO, 


S10.OOO 
loiooo 


CWPORT.— 


OANS  -  »"•»»  Du* 

^^•fctw— 
,•98.001) July  1.1911 

July  1.1904 
nrBovDe— 

Aug.  1. 1900 


ATcn  Wouu— 

^.  MAX.  9384XWO  Mar  1, 1901 
MAX.     190.000. Mar  1.  1902 
900.000  Marl   1909 
92.000.Mar  1. 1894 


Jan..  1919 

Hay  1. 1914 
payable  BMMtly  by  Bank  of  Asserlee,  New  York  City 


la  1887  It  WM 
te  1890  WM  9019:  la  1880  WM  MUSfc  la  1990 


m  COUNTY.-W.  P.  SWOPI,  Clork. 

seat  Is  Oweatea. 

Tax  valuation  1997. ..  .9*^00.000 

...9t2/79 


1-..-.1 
....17.401 
in   11*7     .          .17,649 


J* 
>t 
Jan.  1.  1997. 

REST  Is  payable  at  tae  0.  a  Vatteaal  Bank.  JTsw  York  City 
FREE- 


ENSBORO— j 


»eat  of  DarleM  Oonty 


VotdseHJaa. 1.1897 
Tax  Tataatleei  1999. 


•...  •-»;: 


CAH.— AETBCR  COLE,  Citj  Clerk. 

y  seat  of  MeCmekea  Onnty. 

P.  T.  A  A.  R.R.- 


9100.000 

0« »»«4.  BOAO- 


Oct.  1.1920 

tOAO— 

iijan.  10.' 19 1 4 


MWO    .Dee.  1.1918 

MB  »f*r  i-.- 


6.599.995 
Talua. 
91200 

WM....  12.797 
WM 

lepayabetn 


.....Jolyl.  1919 
O.  .t 


J  W.  L.  YERKES,  Mayor. 
.  —  JQEO.  B.  ALEXANDER.  Treasurer. 


.     .  . 

This  is  the  County  seat  of  Bourbon  County. 


LOANS.—  When  Due. 

KaMTDCKT  MlDLAXD  RR. 

6s,  FAA,  «46.000 Aug.  1, 1918 

Subject  to  call  after  5  yean. 

SCHOOL  BOHDR— 
5s,  MAS.  $39.000.... Sept.  1,  1912 

Subject  to  call  after  10  yean. 

Interest  Is  payable  In  New  York. 


Bonded  debt  Feb.  1/97. .    $71.0OO 

Floating  debt 22.0OO 

Total  debt  Feb.  1,  1897..      93.00O 

Sinking  fund 1,750 

Tax  valuation  1896 2,656,483 

Assessment  Is  4t  actual  value. 

City  tax  (per  81,000) $12-50 

Population  In  189Owag 4,218 

Population  in  1895  (esv) 7,000 


PENDLETON  CO.— 0.  H  LEE,  JR.,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Falmouth. 


LOANS- 

D«DI»OBO!_ 

5s,  J4J,  975,000 
TUUTPIKI  Box 
8s.  JAJ,  920.000. 
«*,  J*J.  15.OOO. 
6s,  JAJ,  15,000. 
64.  JAJ.  3.000. 


When  Due. 
....July  1,1912 

....July  1,1908 
....July  1.1898 
....July  1,1903 
....July  6,  1906 


5s,  JAJ,  840,000 July  1,1910 

Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897..  $168,000 

BlnkiDK  fund 12.OOO 

Ret  debt  Feb.  1.  1897....     156.0OO 
Equal'd  valuation.  1895..  3,841,294 

sssnesiuunt  Is  4  actual  value. 
Population  In  1890  was 16.346 


INTEREST  on  the  6  per  cent  turnpike  bonds  due  19O6  In  payable  at 
Falmouth  i  on  the  funding  bonds  at  the  Chase  National  Bank.  N.  Y. ; 
on  all  others  at  the  Bank  of  America.  V.  Y. 


SCOTT  COUNTY.— D.  P.  EWINQ,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  Is  Georgetown. 

County  bonds.  5« $125,000 

Subject  to  eaU. 
Total  debt  Sept  1, 18M.    125.000 

Sinking  fund 4,000 

Net  debt  Sept.  1.  1896...     121.0OO 
Tax  valuation,  real 6,956,839 


Tax  valuation.  personal$l, 346,8 1O 
Total  Taluation  1896. . .  8.303,649 
State  A  eo.  tax  (per  81.0OO) .  .$9-40 

Population  In  189Owa« 16.546 

Population  In  1896  (est.) . . .  17,000 


SHELBY   COUNTY. — County  seat  Is  ShelbyvUle. 

LOANS—  Wk*n  Due.  \  Tax  valuation  1895.. ..$7.894,249 

COCHTT  Bo»De—  State  tax  (per  $1 000)  84-25 

9SA6S.  ADT.,  9190.000.  Apr.1.  '98    County  tei(perkl. 000)  .V  M> 

Total  debfjan.  1. 1898...  $300,000  I  Population  Inl890was .....18,991 

SPENCER  COUNTY.— County  seat  is Tvlorsvflle. 

LOANS-  ""»«•!»  DM*.  I  Total  debt  (last  returns) .  $160,000 

•T1  Bont  Equal'ed  valnafn  1895..  1.841,743 

8s.  AAO.  $70.000.. Apr.  1.  IWeVll    ML  Aeo.  tax  (per*l.OOO)Vl  $14-25 

8>.  AAO.    90.000..  Apr.  1. 1901-11  |  Population  inl  890  WM....*  6.760 

INTEREST  Is  payable  at  United  States  Hat.  Bank  la  N.  Y.  city. 


LOANS-  When  Out. 

VKUAIIXSB  A  M.  Br.- 


WOODFORD  CO.WAMES  W.  Smith,  Tress. 

County  seat  Is  Versailles. 

Tax  valuation,  real..... $6.108,010 
Tax  valuation,  p-nwnal  2.308399 
Total  valuation  1898...  8,418.889 

.    _   .-_ JLaMttaWeVMMt  4W4VM)   a\al    aVOttlaVl  TaVlUA 

6s,  MAS.  $45.000.  ...Sept.  8. 1919    - 
5s.  AAO.      5.000.  ...OoV  8.  1990 
Subjeot  to  eall  after  Sept.  5,  1897 
Total  debt  Feb.  1. 1  *97  _$S5.OOO 


__~  a»  actual' 

State  tax  (per  91.00O)  84f5 

County  lax  (per  91.000) 2-10 

In  189O 


PopuUUon  in~189O  WM..'.'.'i>i38O 
~  ittea  In  1880  WM.... 11300 
to  payable  In  Xew  York;  on 


ADDITIONAL  STATEMENTS. 


InUtetnaiebetowwe 
M  In  tno  State  of 
of  OTOT  910.000  and 


r«flv««tntt*U 
»f  Centoeky  w 
wfcleh  are  not 


wnteh  aar«  re 


nteh  aar«  reported  an  Uu 
repreeeated  antonc  the 


;  :.i" 

A«bland.Boyd  Co. 
Oo.. 


tordOo 
AdMw. 


Co. 


942.000 
40.000 
7J.700 
79.00O 
73.000 


•3.017,000 


6A7 


14,033 
4.000 


..     . 
9,142,138  095) 


State  of  Tennessee. 


ITS 


DKBT,  RESOURCES,  ETC. 

M  n  Territory  (Act  Kay  86.  1790) 
Admitted  M  a  State  (Act  June  1,  17M)         . 
'oUl  an*  of  State  (equate  miles)       .. 
pital    - 


Hay,  M  1790 
.  June  1,  1786 
.         42,050 


Governor  (term  ezpira  Jan.  15,  18M)      -       Robert  L.  Tmylor 

Secretary  of  State  (term  exp.  Feb.  12»,  1899)   -  Wm.  8.  Morgan 

Treaiurer  (term  expire*  Feb.  1».  1899)      -  E.  B.  Crai« 

Comptroller  (term  expire*  Feb.  1,  1899)     -     -    J.    A.  Harria 

Legislature  meet*  biennially  in  odd  yean  on  the  first  Mon- 

ay  in  January  and  Marion*  are  not  limited,  "  but  no  member 

hall  be  paid  for  more  than  75  day*  of  a  regular  session." 


' 
aa 


but  ( 


•ball  be  com 


uted  from  the  15th  of 

_„  _y6aTr*>lstf1ir*>  a\"*«  "^"flllT 

•erre  a  full  term  from  the  date  of  their  appointaieot. 

The  debt  on  which  tke  State  Is  paying  Interest  Is  M  follows: 

LOANS—  — Intm*. — .    . Principal. . 

NAME  AND  PURPOeC.  P.  Ot  PofaUf.      Wken  Due.    O-Httlanding. 


mptlon 
settlement 


bonds  (snb- 


A*O    Oct.  1,  1907 

°J  &' 


debtodnoai  held  hr  Btete 
Institutions...  ..5A6 


$489,000 

13,fl66.900 

800,000 

1,000,000 


1896  to  1914  678,000 


164 


CITY 


Vol.  LXI\ 


PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.— Settlement  bonds  are  $1OO  and  *1,OOO. 

INTEREST  on  the  new  settlement  bonds  is  payable  In  Nashville  or 
by  Messrs.  Latham,  Alexander  A  Co.,  New  York  City. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  subjoined  statement  shows  Tennessee's 
total  new  settlement  debt  in  January,  1897. 

Total  Interest-bearing  debt $15,702,800 

Eithuated  amount  of  bonds  yet  to  be  funded 940,000 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  following  statement  shows  the 
character  and  valuation  of  all  taxable  property  in  the  State,  the 
average  value  of  lands,  and  the  State  tax  levy  for  a  scries  of  years : 


Acres. 
Tear.  9 

1896 

1893 

1892..182,041,338 
1891..182,973,233 
1890..172,340,180 
ia85..143,198,948 
1880..148.999.550 
1875..183,228,365 
1871..205,3S(i,777 
1867.. 155,245,178 


Toum  Lots. 


120,521,975 
125,314,981 
120,530,033 

•• 


Other 

Property. 

9 


50,153,219 

52,282,248 
54,637,292 

- 


.         , 

46,635,550  16,133,338 
57,578,261  37,213,908 

72,518,243 

59,039,406    11,108,826 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.—  The  population  of  Tennessee  has  been 
as  follows  in  the  years  named. 


Total 
Value. 

$ 

312,472,633 
379,919,000 
352,716,532 
360,570,462 
347,508,105 
226,749,308 
211,768,438 
278,020,534 
287,905,020 
225,393,410 


7-04 
6-89 
6-54 
5-60 
6-00 
6-74 
8-39 
6-72 


2-OO 
3-00 
3-00 
3-00 
300 
3-OO 
1-00 
4-00 
6-00 
4-50 


1890 1,767,518 

1880 1,542,359 

1870 1,258,520 


1830 681,904 

1820 422,771 

1810 261,727 


I860 1,109,801 

1850 1,002,717 

1840 829,210 

In  186O-70  increase  was  148,719,  or  13-40  per  cent;  in  1870-80, 
283,839,  or  22-55  per  cent ;  in  1880-90.  225,159,  or  14-60  per  cent. 

The  proportion  of  the  colored  population  was  26-14  per  cent  in  1880 
and  24-57  per  cent  in  1890.  In  number  blacks  were  245,881  in  1850 ; 
283,019  in  860;  322,331  in  1870 ;  403,151  in  1880 ;  434,300  in  1890. 


CITIES,  COUNTIES  AND  TOWNS 

IN    THE 

STATE  OF  TENNESSEE. 


BLOUNT  COUNTY.— W.  A.  DUNLOP,  Trus. 


County  seat  is  Marysville. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

RAILKOAD  AID  BONDS — 
6s,  J&J.  $40,000 Oct.,  1897 

Subject  to  call. 

Int'st  payable  in  Marysville,  Tenn. 
Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1 897. . .  .$40,000 


Tax  valuation,  real $2,341,783 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    207,565 

Total  valuation  1896 2,549,348 

Assessment  about  23  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $18-50 

Population  in  1890  was 17,589 


RR  TSTOT    —5  JOHN  c.  ANDERSON,  Mayor. 

1  ^JL^.       ^  T.  J.  BURROW,  Recorder. 
Bristol  is  in  Sullivan  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS— 


6s,  g.,  J&D,  $10,OOO.. Dec.  1, 1921 

FUNDING  BONDS — 

69,  MAS,  $4,933 Mar.  1,  1900 

6s,  MAS,  22,000 Mar.  1, 1925 

MARKET  HOUSE  BONDS — 
6s,  g.,  J&D,  $10,OOO.. Dec.  1,  1921 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS— 

6s,  F&A,  $40,000 Aug.  5,  1912 

6s,  J&J,      25,000 July  1,  1920 

SCHOOL  BUILDING  BONDS— 
6s,  g.,  J&J,  $12,OOO... July  1,  1922 


STREET  IMPROVEMENT  BONDS— 
6s,  g.,  J&J,  $25,000...  July  1,  1920 
6s,  g.,  J&D,    30,000.. .Deo.  1,  1921 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1, '97.. $181,000 

(City  has  no  water  debt.) 

Floating  debt 12.0OO 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897...   193,000 

Total  valuation  1896 800,000 

Assessment  is  1*3  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $29-00 

Population  in  1890  was 3,324 

Population  in  1880  was 1,647 

Population  in  1896  (est.) 5,000 


TAX  FREE-— All  of  the  city's  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


CHATTANOOGA.— GEO.  W.  OCHS,  Mayor. 

Chattanooga  is  the  County  seat  of  Hamilton  County. 
LOANS.—  When  Due.       SEWER  BONDS. 

CINCINNATI  SOUTHERN  RR.  6s,  M&S,  $50,000.  ..Sept.   1,  1917 

6s,  M&S,  $100,000... Sept.  1,  1900    6s,  A&O,  125,000.... Apr.  15  1909 
FUNDING  BONDS.  6s.  A&O,    $75,000  ..Apr.  15, 1911 

6s,  June,  $81,000 June  1, 1911       STREET  AND  SEWER  BONDS. 

5s,  A&O,  $250,000  ..Apr.  15, 1920 
5s,  A&O,    250,000. ..Apr.  15, 1921 

INTEREST  on  the  funding  6s  due  in  19171s  payable  in  Chatta- 
nooga ;  on  all  other  bonds  at  the  Third  National  Bank,  New  York  City. 

M  TOTAL  BONDED  DEBT  Feb.  1,  1897,  was  $931,000;  sinking 
fund  assets,  $93,000  ;  net  debt,  $838,000. 

„  ASSESSED  VALUATION  m  1896  of  real  estate  about  $10,000,- 
?00;a,ot  P°r»°nal  property,  $2,000,000;  total,  $12,000,000 ;  tax  rate 
(per  $1,000),  $28-50,  this  including  State  and  County  tax,  $12-00;  city 
tax  proper,  $16-50.  Real  estate  is  assessed  at  "  about  12  its  actual 
value."  In  1890  the  total  assessed  valuation  was  $15,000,000  and  in 


29>100:  ta  188°'lt 


12'892! 


'-'L  ARKS  VILLE.— County  seat  of  Montgomery  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS — 
6s,  J&J,  $31,000 July  1, 1915 


WATER  BONDS- 
OS,  F&A,  $32,000 Feb.  1,  1909 

6s,  J&J,     23 ,000 July  1,1923 


II:  y&.  i!C  :::::iniy  i;  Si?    (0ptiWal  »"er  ™y  *•*** 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  Clarksville. 

TOTAL   BONDED    DEBT  (last  returns)  was   $162,200;  sinking 
above^  $55'  000G92:  n<5t  4ebt>  $159'S08'    Total  water  debt  (included  i5 


Property  is  assessed  at  about  SB  of  its  actual  value. 
POPULATION  in  1890  was  7,924;  in  1880  was  3,880. 

HAMILTON  CO.— SETS  M.  WALKER,  Co.  Judge 

County  seat  is  Chattanooga. 

BR"mAFN§77x  WhtnDue.    Tax  valuation  1896. ..$21,000,000 

5?E«S:---OCt-1'1909    f^^e?$\^oTi8V9aGU$ei2-50 

s3BH9S^rtA»-  RRSBssatesfcSa 

T°lXreiS^yibL8i9n6Nfw5?oT    F°^™*  «™  (-t,... 55^00 


HARRIMAN.— 

This  city  is  in  Roane  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

WATER,  ELECTRIC  LIGHT,  ETC.— 
6s.  F&A,  $110,000.. ..Aug.  1,1923 

Subject  to  call  after  Aug.  1, 1903 

Floatingdebt $15,OOO 

Total  debt  (last  returns).  125,000 
Tax  valuation  1894 900,000 


Estimat'd  real  valuat'n. $5, 000,001 

State  tax  (per$l,OOO) $3-<X 

County  tax  (per  $1.000) 8-5( 

City  tax  (per  $1,000) 15-jl 

Average  school  tax 5-Od 

Population  in  1890  was 71(1 

Population,  '95,  (local  est.)..4,50C 


INTEREST  Is  payable  at  Lincoln  National  Bank,  New  York. 
H  AY"WOOD   CO. — County  scat  is  Brownsville. 


LOANS—  Amount. 

RAILROAD  BONDS — 

6s,  May,  $123,000 May  1, 1914 

Total  debt  Feb.  15, 1897.  $123,000 
Tax  valuation  1895 2,522,224 


Assessment  is  23  actual  value. 
State* co.  tax  (per$l,uOO).$12-ffl 

Population  in  1 890  was 23,568 

Population  in  1880  was 26,051 

Population  in  1895  was...;. 27,341 


J  ACK.SON. — This  city  is  in  Madison  County. 

Net  debt  (last  returns)...  $302,514 
Tax  valuation  1895 L'.I  ;< "  1,0110 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

IMPROVEMENT  BONDS — 
5s,  A&O,  $60,000.... April  1, 1920 


Bo'nded  debt  (last  returns)  $355,000 
Sinkingfund 52,486 


Actual  valuation  about.. 8.000,000 
Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $15-00 


INTEREST  on  the  above-mentioned  bonds  is  payable  at  the  Han 
over  National  Bank,  New  York  City. 


JOHNSON    CITY.— Washington  County. 

Bonded d'bt(last  returns)  $rj5,0(X 

Tax  valuation  1 892 1  ,!i( « I.OIK 

Assessment  is  •''*  actual  value. 
Population  in  189O  was l.Ki 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

*CHARL.  CIN.  &  CHIC.  RR.— 

6s,  M&N,  $75,000.... May    1,1910 

SCHOOL  AND  STREET  BONDS — 
6s,  F&A,  $50,000 Feb.   1,1911 


Population  in  1880  was 68 

*  Johnson  City  bonds  to  the  amount  of  $75,000,  issued  to  the  Charlei 
toil  Cincinnati  &  Chicago  Railroad  Company,  have  been  dee  bun, 
by  the  Tennessee  courts.    The  town's  claim  was  that  tin'  lunni 
conform  to  the  statutes  governing  their  issue  and  that  I  lie  railr- 
pany  had  failed  to  comply  with  the  terms  of  its  contract  with  the  tow 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.— School  and  street  bonds  are  $500  eac 

.    INTEREST  is  payable  in  New  York — on  school  and  street  bonds  I 
the  Hanover  National  Bank;  oil  others  by  the  Nat'l  Hank  (it  De 


KNOX  COUNTY.— G.  L.  MALONEY,  Co.  Judg. 


County  seat  Is  Knoxville. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  BONDS — 
6s.  serni-a.,  $193,1100. 1899  to  1924 

BRIDGE  BONDS— 
5s,  A&O.  $15.'>00.... April  1.  1901 

5s,  A&O,    25.000 April  I.  1906 

5s,  A&O,  35,000.... April  1,1911 
5s,  A&O,  40,000.... April  1, 1916 
5s,  A&O,  45.0OO. . .  .April  1,  19*1 
5s.  A&O,  55.000  ...April  1,  1926 

BRIDGE  WARRANTS — 
6s.  Ann.,  $25,723 .  Feb.l,'98,'99.'00 
Payable  at  option  ot  County  Court. 


Bonded  debt  Jan.  2O, '!)"  S-U4.6: 

Floating  debt 142,2( 

Total  debt 58&8SJ 

Tax  valuation,  real 18,088,8$ 

Tax  valuation,  personal  2,44fl| 
Total  valuation  1896.. .20,553,24 
Assessment  about  23  acti 
State  &  Co.  tax  (per  $1 ,000).$lWj 

Population  in  1890  was 59,391 

Population  in  1897  (est.)...65,OC,' 


<  S.  G.  HEI8KELL.  Mayor. 
. —  )j.  A.  MCMILLAN,  Comptroller. 


Knoxville  is  the  county  seat  of  Knox  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS — 

6s,  g.,   $27,600,  g 1906 

6s,g.,   95,OOO,  g 1915 

6s,g.,   95,000,  g 1917 

MARKET  &  SCHOOL  BONDS- 
SB.  A&O,  $50,000 1907-1927 

(Part  due  every  5  years  on  Apr  .1.) 
34,000,  g 1920 


LOANS  WhenDil 

K.  S.  RAILROAD  BONDS— 

5s, ,  $275,000 19| 

Bond,  debt  Mar.  1,  '07.. $1.026,6  < 

Tax  valuation,  real 7>!flHI 

Tax  valuation,  personal   1 .7v_',4 
Total  valuation  18!)(i...   !),747..". 
Assessment  about  "a  acte 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000) 
Population  '90  (local  ecu  - 


IMPROVEMENT  BONDS — 

5s,  A&O,  $500,000 Oct.  1, 1921 

The  city  owns  $275,000  Knoxville  Southern  stock. 
TAX  FREE.— Bonds  due  1906  are  free  from  taxation. 


LAUDERDALE  CO.— J.  E.  PALMER,  Trust* 


County  seat  is  Ripley. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS — 

6s,  Apr.  1,  $30,000....  Apr.  1, 1898 
(Equal  install,  yr.)  to  Apr.  1, 1902 
Any  installment  subject  to  call 

on  30  days  notice.    All  subject  to 

call  on  60  days'  notice. 

Int.  at  Bk.  of  Commerce,  Memphis. 


Total  debt  Apr.  1,  Is 07 

Total  valuation  1896 2,341 

Assessment  about  -a  art:. 
8tate&co.tax(p.$l.<>!>< 
Population  in  1890  was. 

Population  in  1880  was 14,i 

Population  in  1895  (es1 


TAX   FREE. — All  bonds  of  this  county  are  exempt  from  taxation 


MARSHALL  CO.— W.  L.  WALLACE,  Clerk. 

County  seat  is  Lewieburgh. 
LOANS-  When  Due. 


REFUNDING  BONDS — 
6s,  Mar.,  $21,000 Mar.  1, 1914 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
5s.  Mar.,  $25,000 Mar.  1, 1914 

Subject  to  call  after  Mar.  1, 19OO 
Interest  is  payable  at  Lewisburtrh. 
Total  debt  Feb.  1,  '97 $46,OOO 


Sinkingfund $12.' 

Net  debt  Feb.  1, 1897....      34, 
Tax;  valuation,  real... 
Tax  valuation,  personal.    323, 
Total  valuation,  1896.  ...3,061 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000)... 
Population  in  189O  was 
Population  in  1897  test 


Property  is  assessed  at  about  50  per  cent  of  its  actual  value. 


MEMPHIS.— 

Memphis  is   the   County  seat   of   Shelby  County.    A   : 
epidemic  in  1878  rendered  the  city   unable  to  meet    i: 
and  in  1879  the  city's  charter  was  repealed  and  the  T 
Shelby  County  was  organized  for  the  purpose  of  securing 
with  the  bondholders  on  such  terms  as  the  city  felt  able 
courts,  however,  held  that  the  Taxing  District  was  liable 
debt  of  the  city,  and  a  compromise  at  50  per  cent  was  t 
for  under  the  act  of  March  1883.    This  act  was  amended  in  18 
old  debt  has  been  all  retired  and  interest  payments  are  promptly 
In  1891,  by  an  act  of  the  Legislature,  this  district  was  again  in 
ated  as  a  city. 


April,    1- 


Of  8T/*T£, 


165 


Wken  Out. 


-  vww,wv  .....  ..........  ... 

'SIT*'*'  OUTUCT  or  8HKLBT    Co. 

>»— 
•l     974S.OOO  ...........  1907 


TAX  ISO  DiST.or  SHELBT  C».— Con 
LOAXS  OP  1883  AMU  1885— 

6«.  JAJ,  *1.3(t!l.MOO 191 

fulyect  to  call  at  any  time. 

6..JAJ.      9086,000 191 


PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.  -The  6e  due  1913  are  $10O.$5OOan 

TIM  0*  doc  1915  a»d  the  stamped  Fllppins  are  41,000  each 
INTEREST—  Interest  Is  parable  In  New  York  and  Memphis.    Tb 
ipplu  bond*  carry  tax-receivable  coupon*. 
FREEDOM  FROM  TAXATION.-AH  the  bond*  are  free  from  loea 

TOTAL  DEBT    ETC.  -The  eltys  total  debt  at  the  date  of  our  la* 
^•iwat  $3.1O2joO;  sinking,  fund,  *11.:K>O;  net  debt,  $3,O91,50O 
An  annual  tax  of  $1-OO  per  91,000  in  levied  for  the  retirement  o 
•  bonds.     A  tax  rajnetont  to  meet  the  Intercut  on  bonds  1»  also 
law, 


S3S 


aeon 


act  of  1883  provide*  that  every  part  thereof  shall  be 
mtract  between  the  State,  the  1  axing  Di.tri.-t  and  th 


sjgaetden.  and  no  part  material  to  the  right* 
5be  nwdloed  while  the  bonds  remain  outetaudl 


of  the  bondholder 


.    VALUATION. -The  ssseneil  valuation  and  tax  rate 
as  follows,  the  assessment  for  1894  being  about  >»  actua 

Pmo**l  Tot  A  netted  Rale  of  tax 

JtMil  .Estate.             Property.  Valuation.  per*\,OOO 

»                                           ..:«75  996.494.677  926  9O 

30.01  ,.,-,,,  17.50 

32,731350           10,452,080  43.183.93O  25'3O 

-  1.19O              

>ULATION  In  189O  was  64.495;  In  1880  it  was  33,592;    In 
It  was  40.226;  In  18*4  (estimated),  75.OOO. 


»R  PJ  I<5TO\A/M         J  J- 
»rtrt  lo  1  C*  W  IN  .  —    £. 


-  QOODSON.  Mayor. 
_  K1NZEL,  Treasurer. 


Bonded  debt  April.  1897.  .970.0OO 

Water  drl>t  Included 94O.OOO 

Tax  valuation  1896 92O.271 

t  *m actual  value 


own  to  In  HatsbUm  County. 

WHen  Due. 

looo July  1,1921 

.~91o!oooT....8ept.  1. 1911 
ttoeaU.) 
Wasou  BosiD*— 

NOJ000 ...  .July  15.  1925 
o  call  after  July  15. 1906) 

EST  on  sehool  house  bonds  to  payable  at  the  Hanover  Nat. 
SrYcvkl  on  street  beads  at  MorrCtowt 


Population  1897  (estimated) 


wn. 


...  •   : 


Jan.  1910 


•  WM.  M.  McCAKTHT.  Mayor. 

-• —  ij.  T. 
krUto  Is  the  capital  of  the  State  and  the  county  seat  of  Davidson 


LOANS-  WTUi.  DIM. 

>u  BOBDS— <OonM- 

5s.     JAJ.      80.000 July.  1906 

Sa,     JAJ,       25.000..  July  1,1908 
4>ts,JAJ.     n......      July  1.1999 

4.,     JAJ.       -J.VOOO July,  1919 

BBWSB  Ft. 

5s.     J*I>.$lnn.imn.  g.  June.  1911 
4>*e.  A AO.  400.000    April  1. 1993 

-.«  Hostile— 

•K     MAN.  450rfWO  ..    May.  1907 
1900.000  due  yearly)  to  May  1915 
5s.     JAIi.   150.0UOg.... June  1921 

4>fS,JAJ.    300,000 July.  I  (UK 

47.000  ..  .July.  19SO 
.July,  \\rrn 
.July.  1919 

July.  1907 


uly  1.1993 


-..-.-'  July.  H 

July,  in 

'I          ,-.  : 

i     >.1900    4>^.JA 


..July.  1901 


V.  JAJ.    300,000. 
OT«sa  Bonne— 
4S>.  JAJ.$16S.OOO. 


July.  1909 
July.  1900 
912JUWO  water  bonds  which  have  been  called  for  re- 

I  XaahTUle-ta  New  York  by 
i  are  tax  isssMshla. 
IbrtktoatysnsiemrtrroBoitjrtax. 
i  bonded  debt  on 


i . . .  :•.  N.  . 

al  Bank.    All 


.111930X100.    By  a  

Caffs      w"ter  aiMt  to  sppUed  to  the  payment  of  Interest 


E8SED  VALUATION. -The  arty** 
Nfe  nera  M  fbUsTws  • 

Isssssn*    Taluai 


-  »•„   -     . 

-  .-.  .  ii  - 


Hi ....  ... 


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.i     .  .  .     ... 

37J21JOO 


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FITH   K.NOXVILLE.— 

•vn  Is  in  Koox  rounty  and  adjetas  the  City  of  Kncxvllle. 

Wktn  DIM.  I  Total  valuation  1«»94.    91..TOO.OOO 
A ss't  to  about  •»  actual  value. 

Bfg---"-**!*;.'*";    !•*•«•*  ""^fifS0* 913-00 

k  (last  rrtarn.i    iioo.000  I  Population  la  1990  was 2,297 

T  to  payable  at  the  Chemical  National  Bank.  New  York. 
FR EE. -The  bonds  of  thto  town  an  exesspt  front  taxation. 


. — This  city  Is  tn  HSBJiy  County. 

Tax  valnatton  1893 


. 

• 
$47.000 


99M.OOO 

4  SO 


Tat  rate/per  $1,000)  ..... 

Pop«lstl«B  In  1*90  wa«.  .....  1,917 

roavlatton  it, 

i        ..•-..,...       ;   ,,., 


SHELBY    COUNTY.— County  seat  U  Memphis. 


LOANS-  W*e»  Due. 

RAILROAD  BONDS — 

$272,800 

Total  debt  (last  returns) .  .$272,800 


Tax  valuation  1892... $53,139,017 
Tax  valuation  1891...  60,274,835 
Population  In  1890  was.. .112,740 
Population  In  1880  was...  78.430 


SUMNER  COUNTY.— HARRIS  BROWIT,  Clerk. 

County  seat  is  Oallatin. 


jo 

CUMB.  4  oTKR.  AID  BONUS— 


.LOANS 


Whtu  Due. 


Total  valuation  1896... $5,077,003 
Assessment  about  3-5  actual  value. 

6«, JAJ, $136,800 Jan.  1, 1913    Btateaudoo. tax (p.$l.OOO).$12-50 

Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1897..  $136,800  |  School  tax  (per  $1,000)  (In- 

Tax  valuation,  real 3,286.584       eluded) 3-00 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    &48.18O  I  Population  In  189O  was 23.064 

Tax  valuation,  railroad..!, 242.O39  I  Population  in  1880  was 23,625 

INTEREST  Is  payable  by  county  trustee. 

OPTION  AL.— All  bonds  are  subject  to  call  at  option  of  county. 

TIPTON  COUNTY.— 

County  seat  Is  Covlugton. 

LOANS—  ITAen  Due. 

RAILMOAD  AID  BONDS— 
.a, $93,OOO • 


Floating  debt. 

Total  debtdast  retnnu)    , 

Tax  valuation  real 2.466,125 


97,000 

$100,000 


Tax  valuation  personal.  $300,500 
Total  valuation  1894. . .  .2,766,625 
Assessment  about  \  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1.OOO) $17-OO 

Populutlon  In  1890  was 24,271 

Population  In  188O  was... .21,083 


TT1M1OM    flTY         J  JOHN  1.  WALKER,  Mayor. 
UINHJIN     Oil   X. —  JOEO.  U.  BELL.  Treasurer. 
Tbl»  city  Is  In  Oblon  County. 

LOANS-  *•»<»  Due. 

Count  HOCSB  AXD  JAIL— 

Oa.JAJ.92.OOa Jan.  1.1008 

Subject  to  rail  at  any  time. 

WATKB  AMD  KLBCTBIC  LIGHT— 

6s,  MAS.    99.000.  ...rtepl  1    1921 


Subject  to  call  after  Sept.  1 
<  MAS.  $20.000.. ...Sept.  1 
Subject  to  call  after  Sept.  1 

6s.  MAS.  930.000 Sept.1    ... 

Interest  to  payable  In  New  York. 

Total  debt  Feb.  1. 1997 9«1.OOO 


1901 
11'JI 
1911 
1921 


Siuklnir  fund $4,4OO 

X.-t  ill-lit  Feb.  1.  1897...  56,600 
Total  valuation  1896....  881,177 
Total  valuation  1895. . . .  966.6OO 
Assessment  Is  65  p.e.  actual  value. 
Stale  and  county  tax  (per 

$1,000)1895 .„.  98-90 

City  and  school  tax  (per 

$1.000)1895 14-00 

Population  In  1890  was 3,441 

Population  In  188O  was 1,879 

Population  in  1896  (est.) 4.OOO 


Sinking  fund... 

-bt  Feb.  1,1897... 


TAX  FREE.-A11  of  the  alwve  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

PCMOWir    I    P"         J  M.  L.  BOSS,  Mayor. 
*VIN^A.  V  t.Lrfl*aV — (W   w    MoiRISON,  Re 
eorderand  Treasunrr. 
This  town  Is  la  Knox  Co. 
LOAN^-  Wktn  Due. 

5s.  JAD.  937.000 Jane  1, 1992 

iMrBovBNEirr  Boxes— 

6s.  JAD.  975.000 June  1. 1919 

Total  ilrl.t  Krb.  1.  1897.. 91 12.OOO 
Tax  valuation  1997....    1.56O.OOO 

INTEREST  to  payable  at  New  York  or  Knoxvllle. 

WILSON   CO.— County  seat  to  Lebanon. 

Tax  valuation  l«f*-.'  ..  $4.835.908 
Tax  valuation  1«!M.  .  4.790.44O 
Population  In  1890 was.. ..97,148 
Ponsdatioa  tn  1880  was.. ..28.747 


•J99 

.- 103,000 

1  H  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  91 .000) $26-00 

Population  In  1890  was 2.114 

Population  in  1897  (est.)....4.5OO 


LOANS.  T»'»  Due. 

HAII  ROAti  Alt)  Il.iiiDS— 

-. .  91O1.6OO 

Total  deht  (last  returns! .  .9101.900 


State  of  North  Carolina, 


i  i  - 

i;i->ni  in  i:>.  Kn  . 


One  of  Original  Thirteen 


Admitted  M  a  State 
Total  area  of  State  (square  miles) 
State  Capital  Ral.-i^li 

Governor  (term  expire*  Jan.  1,  1901)  -  -  n.  S.  Russell 
Secretary  of  State  (term  exp.  Jan.  1, 1001)  -  Cyrus  Thompson 
rwaww  (term  expires  Jan.  1.  1  Win  -  -  W.  H.  Worth 
Legislature  meets  biennially  in  odd  yean  on  the  Wednes- 
day after  the  first  Monday  in  January,  and  there  is  no  limit  to 
ength  of  session!,  but  If  sessions  are  continued  longer  than 
00  days  members  "shall  serve  without  compensation." 

STATE  DEBT.— The  old  debt,  excepting  such  as  to  not  recognized. 
has  mostly  been  funded  under  the  funding  laws  of  1479.  the  time  pres 
rilwd  for  the  exchange  being  limited  to  Jan.  1.  '99.  These  laws  pro- 
Med  for  the  tasM  of  (1)  consolidated  4  P.O.  bonds  due  In  1910  to  Mini 
Id  ante-war  bonds  at  4O  percent  of  face  value,  ••  New"  railroad  bonds 
a*  valid  at  25  per  cent,  and  bonds  of  1 H66  and  1868  at  1 5 
cant,  nothing  being  given  for  overdue  rouponn;  »nd  (2)  for  new 
solldatod  9  per  cent  bonds  due  In  1919,  for  which  the  North  Carolina 
.  eonstraetlon  bends  were  made  exchangeable  at  par,  holders  of  con- 
struction bonds  abating  $24O  of  overdue  Interest  on  each  $1  .OOO  bond. 
The  new  bonds,  both  4s  and  6s,  carry  tax-receivable  coupons,  and  are 
empt  from  "all  Stole,  county  or  corporate  taxation  or  assessment, 
direct  or  Indirect,  gen  nisi  or  special." 

n  amendment  to  the  State  <v>n<tltutlnn  passed  by  the  Legislature 
1879  and  ratlOed  by  popular  vote  In  1880,  forbldH  the  Oeneral 
wmbly  to  pay  or  recognise  as  valid  the  following  bonds :  Special  tax 
bonds $11.366,000;  bonds  to  Cli;itli  nn  UK..  1  H08,  $1.030,000,  and  to 
Wllllamston  A  Tnrboro  RK..  $15O.OOO;  Penitentiary  bonds  of  1868 
$44.000.  The  special  tax  bonds  are  In  3  classes,  class  1  bearing  the 
ponof  April  1869  and  since;  class  2  bearing  the  coupon  of  Oct. 
869;  class  3  bearing  the  con  pan  of  April,  187O  Holders  of  the  special 
tax  bonds  brought  suit  to  establish  the  validity  of  their  bonds  and 
the  ease  was  decided  In  favor  of  the  State. 


166 


AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


The  recognised  debt  which  had  been  adjusted  up  to  Jan.  1,  1897, 
•tood  as  follows : 

LOANS-  r-Jnterett.~.    , Principal.- — -~. 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE-  P.  Ot.  Payable.     When  Due.    Outsland'g. 

Construction  bonds c-    6       A&O    Apr.  1. 1919    *2,720,000 

Renewal  bonds o*   4      J&J   July  1, 1910     3.360.7OO 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.— The  consolidated  4s  are  $50,  $100, 
$500  and  $1,000 ;  the  consolidated  6s  $1,000  each. 

INTEREST  on  the  consolidated  4s  and  6s  is  payable  In  New  York 
at  the  National  Bank  of  the  Republic  and  in  Raleigh. 

TOTAL  DEBT  RECOGNIZED  AND  TOTAL  ADJUSTED.- 
The  funding  act  of  March  4. 1879,  was  extended  to  Jan.  1, 1899.  The 
recognized  fundable  debt  which  had  been  funded  and  the  recognized 
fundiible  debt  which  had  not  been  funded  were  as  follows: 

Funded.  Notfundrd. 

Consols  6  per  cent $2,720,OOO  •  - -'n-rn 

Consols  4  per  cent 3,360,700  2o5,O70 

To  the  foregping  we  should  add  the  further  fact  that  the  State  does 
not  actually  have  to  pay  the  interest  on  the  six  per  cent  bonds  for  the 
reason  that  the  lease  of  the  North  Carolina  Railroad  provides  a  fund 
for  the  payment  of  the  interest  thereon,  and  the  State  holds  three 
millions  in  the  stock  of  the  road,  which  if  s<-ld  will  much  more  than 
pay  the  principal. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  State's  assessed  valuation  (about  60 
per  cent  of  cash  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows : 

i    Seal  Estate.  Personal.  Railroads. 

$158,088,064  $76,391,837  $25,084,549 

158,088,064  76,391,837  25,084,548 

"  155,083,714  82,410,049  24,223,963 

155,079,648  87,370,243  19,726,760 

141,817,026  74,946,718  18,438,298      .„„, ,™    T_  - 

"   126955679  82,613,417  209,569,096      2-50 

i88i:::  104,742:911   62:995.728   167,733,639   2-so 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.— The  population  of  North  Carolina 
has  been  as  follows : 


Yean 

1  -...-,. 
1894. 
1892. 
1891. 
1890. 


Total.  Kate. 

$259,564,450  .... 
259,564,450  .... 
261,717,726  .... 
262,176,651  .... 
235,202,042  $2-50 


1890 1,617,947 

1880 1,399,750 

1870 1,071,361 


1830 737,987 

1820 638,829 

1810 555,500 


1860 992,622 

1850 869,039 

„,„ ._,„_    1840 753,419 

In  186O-70  increase  was  78,739,  or  7-93  per  cent;  in  1870-80,  328,- 
389,  or  30-65  per  cent;  In  1880-90, 218,197,  or  15-59  per  cent 

The  proportion  of  the  colored  population  was  37-95  per  cent  In  1880, 
and  35-05  per  cent  In  1890.  In  number  blacks  were  316,011  In  1850; 
361,522  in  1860;  391,650  in  1870;  531,277  In  1880,  and  567,170  In 
1890. 


CITIES,  COUNTIES  AND   TOWNS 

IM    TIIK 

STATE  OP  NORTH  CAROLINA, 


A  C;WP''VTT  T  F 5  W.  J.  COCKE,  Mayor. 

AOnrL,  V  11_,J_,E,.       JM   w   ROBERTSON,  Clerk. 

County  seat  of  Buncombe  County. 


When  Due- 


LOANS- 
WATER  BONDS — 

6s,  J&J,  $20,000 July  1, 1902 

6s,  J&J,  $100,000 July  1, 1916 

Bond,  debt  Jan.  1, 1897.  .$781,500 

Caahonhand 17,313 

Net  debt  Jan.  1, 1897....  764,187 

Water  debt  (included) 220,000 

Population  in  1890  was 10,235 

Population  in  1880  was 2,616 

Population  1896  about 12,000 


LOANS- 
CITY  HALL  ANDMARKET  HOUSE — 

6s,  J&J,  $20,OOO Oct.  1,1920 

5s,  J&J,    20,000 July  1,1921 

FLOATING  DEBT  BONDS — 
6s,  A&O,  $90,000 Apr.  1, 1924 

SCHOOL  BONDS— 
5s,  J&J,  $25,000 July  1,1921 

SEWER  &  WATER  BONDS— 

6s,  J&J.  $100,000 July  1, 1918 

5s,  J&J,  $100,000 July  1, 1921 

STREET  BONDS— 

6s,  J&J,    $20,000 July  1, 1902 

5s,  J&J,  $300,000 July  1, 1921 

INTEREST  on  the  street  improvement  and  water-works  bonds  due 
in  1902  is  payable  at  Asheville ;  on  the  floating  debt  bonds  at  Balti- 
more ;  on  all  other  bonds  at  New  York  City. 

TAX  FREE. — All  bonds  issued  by  this  city  are  exempt  from  city  tax. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— Asheville  can  issue  bonds  only  by  vote  of  the 
people. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  of  real  estate  and  personal  property  for 
1896  was  $3,670,925;  total  tax  (per  $1,000),  $21-00.  Real  estate  is 
assessed  at "  about  60  per  cent  of  its  actual  value." 


BUNCOMBE  COUNT  Y.— County  seatlsAshevllle. 

LOANS—                  When  Due.  I  Bonded  debt  1880...  .    $97,000 

REFUNDING  BONDS—                        Tax  valuation  1895  8,762  597 

5s,  J&J,  $98,OOO July  1. 1925    Population  in  1890...  35,266 

Bonded  debt  June  1, 1896.$98,OOO  | 


CHARLOTTE. — County  seat  of  Mecklenburg  County. 


LOANS- 
CITY  HALL  BONDS— 


When  Due. 


When  Due. 


LOANS- 
WATER  BONDS  - 

5s, ,$250,000 1927 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1896..  $175  OOO 

Tax  valuation  1 895 5,700,000 

Assessment  about  'a  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000)  '94.. $20-85 

Population  in  1890  was 11,557 

Population  in  1895  (est.) ...  17,000 
INTEREST  Is  payable  in  New  York  or  Charlotte  and  coupons  are 
receivable  for  city  taxes. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— The  city's  charter  limits  its  bonded  debt  to 
$500.000. 


5s $40,000 30  years 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
5s.  J&J,  $10,000 July  1, 1920 

STREET  AND  SEWER  BONDS— 

5s.  J&J,  $50,OOO Jan.  1..1918 

5s,  J&J,    75,000 July  1, 1920 


CHEROKEE    CO.— County  seat  Is  Murphy. 

«    A  °iAiNSB7n  A  W,he-,n  £™  I  Ptal  debt  (last  returns) .    $50,760 

6s,  Apl.  1,  $10,500.... Ap.  1,  1920    Tax  valuation  1895 1,363  575 

6»,  Apl.  1,    26,500... .Apl.  1, 1921    Actual  value  (est,) 3,000  OOO 

6s.  Apl  1  1,000.... Apl.  1, 1922  I  Population  in  1890  was....  9976 
Bonded  debt  (last  returns). $41, 9OO  I  Population  in  1880  was  8  182 
Floating  debt 8,860  | 


INTEREST  on  bonds  due  1921  is  payable  at  New  York;  on  all 
others  at  Murphy. 

The  act  authorizing  this  new  issue  of  bonds  provides  for  the  establish- 
ment of  a  sinking  fund  and  special  tax  levy  for  the  payment  of  the 
bonds  at  maturity,  and  also  requires  that  the  interest  coupons  be  re- 
ceivable for  county  taxes. 

CLEVELAND  CO.— J.  S.  WRAY,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Shelby. 
LOANS-  When  Due. 

JAIL  BONDS — 
6s,  J&J,$5,3OO JL 

RAILROAD  AID— 

6s,  J&J,  $75,000 1....1915 

Interest  payable  in  Shelby,  N.  C. 


Total  debt  Mar.  30, 1896.    $80.300 

Total  valuation  1895 3,027,449- 

Total  tax  rate  (per$l,00ni  s 

Population  in  1890  was '20,;ii)4 

Population  in  1896  (est.) . .  .30,000- 


CRAVEN   COUNTY. — County  seat  is  New  Berne. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS — 

6s,  July  1,  $46,025 1909 

Subject  to  call  on  6  months'  notice. 
Interest  is  payable  in  New  Berne. 
Bonded  debt  Deo.  19,  '95. .  .$46,025 


Floating  debt  (about) $5,000- 

Total  debt  Dec.  19,  '95..  51,025 
Total  valuation  1895.. ..2, 861,939- 
Assessment  about  %  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (pei  $1,000) '95. .$11-17 
Population  in  1890  was 20,53£ 


CUMBERLAND  CO. — County  seat  is  Fayetteville. 

Bonded  debt  (last  ret'ns). $106,000  I  Population  in  1890  was 27,328 

Tax  valuation  1895.... $2,882,005  | 


T^TTI3UAlWr         5  THOMAS  1,.  PEAY,    Mayor. 
JLJUx-trlAlVl. } GEORGE  W.  WOOD  WARD, 

This  is  the  county  seat  of  Durham  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  BONDS — 
6s,  J&J,  $100,000  ....  Jan.  2, 1928 
6s.  Jan.,    50,000 July  1, 1918 

PUBLIC  SCHOOL  BONDS— 

6s,  J&J,  $24,000 Sept.  1, 1921 

Subject  to  call. 

Interest  payable  in  Durham. 
Bonded  debt  Feb.  11, '97.  $174,000 
Floatingdebt 19,049 


Total  debt $193,049 

BinkiiiR  fund I 

Net  debt  Feb.  11,1897...    173^M 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,538,097 

Tax  valuation,  personal. 3,641 
Total  valuation  1896. ..*5, 17 
Assessment  abt.  <Jn  »f  actual  - 

Total  tax  (per  $1  ,OOO) $1 7-00 

Population  in  1S9O  was 5.485 

Population  in  1895  was 11,699 


For  particulars  in  regard  to  assessed  valuation,  see  vol.  64,  page 
480,  CHRONICLE. 


DURHAM    COUNT  Y.-County  seat  IB  Durham. 
LOANS  When  Due. 


COURT  HOUSE— 
6s,  J&J,  $9,500 Aug.  1,  1907 


Bond,  debt  (last  returns)    $69,500 

Tax  valuation  1895 7,582,502 

State  and  Co.  tax  (per  $1,000)  $7 
Population  in  1890  was 18,041 


RAILROAD  AID — 
6s,  A&O,  $60,000 Oct.  1,  1917 

Bonds  may  be  called  in  and  paid  at  any  time. 

INTEREST  on  the  court  house  bonds  is  payable  in  Durham ;  on  the 
railroad  aid  bonds  in  Baltimore,  Md. 


FAYETTEVILLE.— W.  S.  COOK,  Mayor. 

County  seat  of  Cumberland  Co. 
LOANS—  When  Due.  \  Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '96..    $49,500 

REFUNDING  BONDS—  I  Tax  valuation  1895 1,250,OOC 

5s ,  $34,50O I  Assessment  about  3B  actual  value. 

RAILROAD  BONDS—  I  Total  tax  (per  $1 ,000) $20-(K 

7s $15,OOO Feb.  1, 1903  I  Population  in  1890  was 4,225 

All  coupons  are  tax-receivable.     |  Population  in  1880  was H,48! 

FORSYTH   CO.-Countv  seat  is  Winston. 


Bonded  debt  1896 $55,000 

Tax  valuation  1896. ...  7,913,486 
Real  valuation  about...  16,000,000 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS— 
6s,  May  1,  $19.000.. ..May  1, 1901 
6s,  May  1,    " 
6s,  May  1, 

GREENSBORO. — County  seat  of  Guilford  County. 


18,000. ...May  1, 1906    Population  in  1890  was  ....28.43C 
18,OOO....May  1, 1911  |  Population  in  1880  was. ...18,070 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

IMPROVEMENT  BONDS,  1887— 
6s,  J&J,  $100,000.. ..Jan.   1,1917 

SCHOOL  LOCATION — 

6s,  J&J,  $30,000 Jan.   1, 1922 

6s,  J&J,     20,000 1923 

Interest  paid  In  Greensboro. 


Total  debt  (last returns).. $150,000 

Total  valuation  1891  ....2,500,000 

Valuation  Is  about  23  real  value. 

Total  tax  (per$l,OOO) $19'3C 

Population  in  1890  was 3,310 

Population  in  1895  (est.)  ...10,000 


TAX  FREE.— All  of  the  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


HENDERSON    CO. — County  seat  Is  Hendersonville. 

Tax  valuation  1895 $2,041.855 

Assessment  %  to  *5  actual  value. 


REFUNDING  BONDS— 

6s,  M&N,  $97,000 May  1, 1925 

Bonded  debt  (last  returns)  .$97,000 


Population  in  1890  was 12,589 


MECKLENBURG  CO. 
of  Deeds. 

County  seat  is  Charlotte. 


.  W.  COBB,  Register 


Tax  val  nation,  personal$3,519,i31 
Total  valuation  1895...10,226,H< 
Assesssment  is  abt.  "a  actual  vi 

Total  tax  (per$l,OOO) fl 

Population  in  1890  was  ....42,6/c 
Population  in  1895  (est).- 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  AID— 
6s.  M&N,  $300,000... Nov.  1, 1920 

Floating  debt $12,000 

Total  debt  Mar.  25,  '96. .    312,000 
Tax  valuation,  real $5,556,046 

On  Marob  25, 1896,  the  county  had  real  estate  and  other  asse 
the  amount  of  $106,000. 

INTEREST  is  pay  able  in  Charlotte,  N.  C.,  and  at  the  American 
change  National  Bank,  New  York. 

TAX    FREE.— All  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation  providl 
holder  lives  In  the  State. 

N  E  W    BERNE. — New  Berne  is  in  Craven  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS  - 
5s,  Jan.  1,  $47,500.. . .Jan.  1, 1923 


Tax  valuation,  real  .....  tlJK 
Tax  valuation,  personal.  9 
Total  valuation  1894.  .2. 
Assessment  abt.  %  actu«J  ; 


Int.  payable  at  City  Clerk's  'office.  I     Assessment  abt.  %  actu«J  ; 
Total  debt  (last  returns)...  $47,500    Total  tax  (per  $1,000).... 

Sinking  fund  ................     1,500  I  Population  in  1890  wan.... 

Net  debt  ....................  36,000    Population  in  1895  (est.)  .....  »>w 


Lpril,  1897. 


SOUTH  CAflODNA-D£BT  Of  STATE 


167 


»  A  r    FIOH  5  w-  *•  BUSS.  Mayor. 

I  JOSEPH  6.  BROWN.  Treas. 

Batotfb  I*  the  county  seat  of  Wake  County. 
LOANS—  when  Out.       PCBHC  IMP.  BOND*— 

^KUDATED  DEBT  BOXDS-         5s.  J4J.  975,000 July  1, 1929 

kJAJ.943.OOO July  1, 1919       STBKET  BoxDS— 

u  DEBT-  5*.  J4J,  925,000 July  1,1919 

i.  J.U.  981.150 July,      1897 

to  July.      1907 

INTEREST  on  the  funded  debt  bonds  Is  payable  In  Raleigh;  all  other 
itereat  payable  in  Baltimore.    Coupon*  are  all  tax-receivable. 
TOTAL  DEBT.  ETC. -The  total  bonded  debt  on  March  1, 1897.  WM 

sinking  fund  assets,  about  917.914 ;  net  debt.  9207,236. 
TAX  FREE. -The  bond*  of  this  city  are  all  exempt  from  city  taxa- 
on. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  In  1896  of  real  estate  was  93,326,571; 

'  fenwnal  property.  91,468,255 ;  total,  94.794.8-J6 ;  total  tax  rate  (per 

^^K912-33V    Real  estate  1*  assessed  at  "  about  »j  of  It*  actual 

Inn* 

POPULATION.— The  population  In  1890  WM  12,678;    In  1880  it 

ifMSSY laT895  (estimated).  15.OOO. 

IUTHERFORD   COUNTY.— W.  J.  MODE, 
Rtgitttt-r  of  Deed*. 

Countv  seat  Is  Rntberfbrdton. 


LOANS- 
DAD  Bone— 


Wit*  Out. 


Tax  valuation,  real 81.576.O73 

Tax  valnafn.  penwnal.       539.71O 
Total  valuatlnu  1895...   2,115,783 
about  »j  actual  value. 


Tuul  tax  (per 


91,000) 910-50 

1890  was....  18.770 


.<•.•    :.  9100,000... Oct.  1,1905 
^••,927.300  .. 
Rarest  payable  at  Rutherf  ordton. 
twded  debt  Jan.  1, 1896.  9127.3OO 

i  V  f    I  c  R  f  T  WV         J  W.  C.  OOUGHENOUR,  Mayor. 
ALlistJUH  Y.—  }D.  A_  ATWELL.  TreMurw. 

Vt  city  Is  the  county  aeat  of  Rowan  County. 

Net  debt  Jan.  21. 1896...  ..947.000 

Tax  valuation  13U5 2.0OO.OOO 

tboot  *i  actual  value. 


1.915.000. 
1.    15.0OO. 

it    * 

debt. 


.June  1, 1901 
.June  1.1911 
June  1. 1931 

ma.9eo.ooo 


Total  tax  (per  91.000) 915-5O 

Population  In  18*0  was 4vll8 

Population  In  1896  (art.) MOO 


•4TEREST  1*  payable  In  New  York  City. 


SALISBURY  TOWNSHIP. 

.  .lu..  Treasurer, 
wan  County. 


.  S.  Mc- 


'.  950.000 DM1930 

I  debt  Feb.  1. 1897.  050.OOO 
toatlon  1894.... 92,1 13,358 
atfcm  mad*  every  4  years.) 


r*f«lstlnn  IB  1890  WM 6,411 

PepolaUloa  In  1897  (about)  .9.00O 


IfANLY   CO.— County  seat  I. 

T-.tH 

Tax 


»  AID  Bo  KM— 
IfOjOOO. 

I  pa j able  at  aalkbury  I 


INGTON.— 

to  the  county -seat  of  New  Hanover  County 
O.  *  E.  C.  RR. 


.9150.000  ......  Jan.  1.  1919 

too  1887-^8- 

00  .....  Jan.  1.  1912 

[  bonds  of  1892  wet»  tosiwd  to  take  up  all  of  the  -  old  oity 


.9100,000 

1906 1.4543S* 


Aetaal  valaatioa. 3.OOO.OOO 

Population  la  1890 was....  12.136 


_ 
Jan.  1,1923 


las-d)- 
.       .....   an. 

ET  Houu  BOICD*— 
7s,    97X00 

OLD  BoxD*— 
...   911.200  ...............  pastdus 


• 
6s.  .....  9100.000  .....  Jan.  1,1918 

MABK 


190 


on  funding  bonds 
:   on   the  new   funding  bowl* 
Coupon*  are  tax-rwetvabt*. 

•.-Tb*  dtr* 


of  1899  ls  payable  In  W!!mla«ton 
la    BalUaore  andWll- 


Ik*  dtr*  laiillil  debt  Apr. 1.  IMS,  WM  9750,600; 
rlty  bad  a  9oMtn<  debt  of  about  951, 000.  aad  a 
im  TbeaiBklaghad  raealves  yearly  Seeatsoa 

VALUATION--!**  dtr* 
i  M  follow* : 

;•,,,.„  , 

8Uo7o3» 


OVkrftoj 

TM4S<.       <ftr  91.0M 
97.149.040  923-40 

?  HOA-BAl  !i3-OO 

•  luaiti  "  -   • 

B1    •  r»,  >•  •  '  A.  « v«.i«o  9.10W,OO1  1  i  uV 

i 1  at  about  •*  leas  than  It*  actual  vain*. 

S.TIQN  in  1 890  WM  20.006;  to  188O  WM  17300. 


^^^BalWntoa  County. 


Jan.  1.1*12 
1916 


11  >-: 


,  ..  ..  1V10 

,.„.,., 
MJB 


Tax  valuation,  pennnal  9635.OOO 
Total  valuattoa  1997.  ...  1345.000 
AMeasmeat  soon*  %  nrtajnl  vaioe. 
•tat*  tax  (pec  91.0001  ......  92-4O 


City  t»i 


Count  r  tax  (per  91  ,OOO> . . .  2-86% 

**^wS:"  ?" 
to  1896(est)....4;500 


4-9O 
1.126 


WrinMI*a.raaL 710/MW 

•  sminil  at  not  more  than  two-third*  of  It*  actual  vain*. 

:he  water  aad  light  bond*  Is  payable  at  the  Oboailnal 

>.        ^«w  York,   on  the  sewer  bond* *«  the  National  Park 

•  -*ffw  Ynrt. 

vVM«;-rr>M      j  TOOBNE  i.  ORAT.  Mayor. 

1  ON.—  {j.  o.  MAO  RUDER.  Treasurer. 
•he  county  teat  of  Fonyth  County. 


Wken  Due. 
[.  15. 1910 

mr.R  ITB- 
.Sept.  1.1024 

•.-    pjoo/m 


L1  •- 


City  ha*  no  linking  fund. 
Tax  valuation.  reaL...  .91.649,000 
Tax  valuation. personal   \.~ 
Totalvataatlon  1896...  3.431.417 
AaseeMnent  au.iit  S  actual  value. 

Mate  tax  (per  fl.OOO) 9l»-AO 

Cnytox  (yn  •T.OOO) il-90 

Average  school  tax 91-OO 

to  1800  WM 8.018 

la  1899  WM... 


Principal  of  all  except  the  railroad  bonds  is  payable  in  gold. 
TAX  FREE.— All  of  the  city's  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 
INTEREST  on  the  railroad  bonds  is  payable  at  Winston;  on  others 
at  Baltimore,  Md. 


State  of  South  Carolina. 


ITS 


DEBT,  RESOURCES,  ETC. 


Admitted  as  a  State       ...      One  of  Original  Thirteen 
Total  area  of  State     -       -  30,570 

State  Capital  -        -        -     •  -        -        -        -       Columbia 

Governor  (term  expires  Dec.  1888)  -  -  -  W.  H.  Ellerbe 
Secretary  of  State  (term  expires  Dec.  1898)  -  D.  H.  Tompkina 
Treasurer  (term  expires  Dec.  1896)  -  -  W.  H.  Timmermau 
Legislature  meets  annually  on  the  second  Tuesday  in  Jan- 
uary, and  at  present  there  is  no  limit  to  length  of  sessions ; 
but  after  the  session  of  1899  the  term  will  be  limited  to 
forty  days. 


HISTORY  OF  DEBT.—  For  history  of  South  Carolina's  debt  from 
1794  to  the  preaent  time  aee  the  STATE  AND  Crrr  SUPPLEMENT  of  April  . 
1893,  page*  163  and  164.  The  State  debt  on  January  1,  1897,  con- 
•Uted  of  the  following  Item*  : 

LOANS-  —  /itter**  —  .    .  -  Principal  --  . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.  Ci.  Payable.       When  Due.    OuMtnuFf. 

B'nds  to  ref.  brown  oonaoU>92    4>i    J    *    J    Jan.  1,  1933    $5,550,308 

Optional  after  Jan.  1,  1913. 
Blue  bond*  1887.  ..............    4H    J    A    J    July  1,  1928         4OO.OOO 

AETieol.  CoL  Scrip—  two  piece*    6      ......       Irredeemable 

cSaa*oa  OaUege  stock.  1891.    6   J    A    j 

•~  FtntDAB 


(valid 


BBOWX  COXBOLft— 


. 
191,800 


Old  bond* 


>  at  par) 
wlthlnt 


Interest  to  J 


6       ....................    abt.  25,440 

I  to  July 

funded    6       ......       1870  to  1897  abt.  238,827 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS-The  brawn  consols.  the  brown  bondi 
exchangeable  for  the  aame  and  the  blue  bond*  are  all  for  95OO  and 
91.000. 

INTEREST  U  payable  In  New  York  at  the  National  Park  Bank;  In 
Columbia,  South  Carolina,  at  the  Btat*  Treasury  ;  and  in  Charleston  at 
the  South  Carolina  Loan  A  Trust  Company. 

TOTAL  DEBT.-The  total  valid  bonded  debt  on  January  1.  1897. 
was  96,470.799.  On  November  1.  189S.  the  bonded  debt  WM 
90.465.415;  cash  liabilities,  9470.911;  total  debt.  96.936.326;  cash 
asset*.  9372,198;  net  valid  debt,  96.664.13O;  estimated  invalidity  of 
Green  consols,  9t94.971;  total  net  debt  Nov.  1,  1895,  96,958,801. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.  -The  State's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 
rate  at  different  periods  are  shown  In  the  table  below.  -  If  assessments 
for  tstsHea  war*  made  according  to  laws  governing  the  aame,  the 
taxable  property  of  the  State  would  easily  be  93OO,OOO,OOO"-  (State 
In  1891.1 


Ttmn. 

1M96  9100.976,705 
189S.  100,157.179 
1894.  100.415,856 
180* 


945.1  . . 
45.494.110 
49.403.984 


•Ml    I  '. 

9ts.94o.ia 


1891 
1890. 


98^44.796 

86.783.807 


.    88,416.367 
1894.    87^*9.14, 


44.280,171 
47,060^76 
36,574.858 


17,905313 
«^l« 


Taiper 

Total.         91.000 
9170,755,474       9. 
160,448,941 
173,764,636 
168371327 


5-25 
5-50 
4-7f 


150,602,451 
149,973,365 
1*0351.634 


STATE  PROPERTY.-"The  State  owns  valuable  daposlt*  of  pho* 
•art**,  aad  Ita  revenue  from  the  mining  of  them  ha*  Increased  from 
9196.608  la  1996  to  9*37.149  In  1890. 

POPULATION  OF  STAT E.-The  population  of  South  Carolina  has 
been  M  follow*  In  the  year*  named : 

1890 1.151.14911860 703,70811830 581.185 

1890 906377    1900 668307    1890 5O2.741 

1870 700308  1 1840. 5943*8  I  1810 415.115 

la  1860-70  hiBTMS*  WM  1398,  or  0-27  per  cent ;  in  1870-80, 289,971, 
or  41-10  per  eent ;  la  199040, 155,372,  or  15-63  per  cent. 

The  proportion  of  the  colored  population  was  00-70  per  cent  in  1880 
and  6O- 16  per  eent  In  1890.  In  number  blacks  were  393,944  in  1850! 
41*3*0 la  1860;  419314 In  1870 ;  604332 In  1880 ;  692.503 In  1890. 


CrxiBs,  COUNTIES  AXD  TOWNS 

U   THE 

STATE  OF  SOUTH  CAROLINA. 


ANDERSON.-<;.  F.  TOLLY,  Mayor. 

This  place  Is  In  Anderson  County, 


LOANS—  Wto*  t>**. 

BAVAKXAH  VAI.I.KT  RR.— 
7s.  March.  926,ooo...Mar.  1.  l»!is 
(92.00O  dun  yearly)  to  Mar.  1,  1910 

SCHOOL  linM>«— 
6s,  Sept.  1,  920.000.  ..  10  to  30  yrs. 

(81,000  due  yearly  ) 
Coupon*  are  tax  receivable. 


-i.:. 

.'»•«• 

550.01  -• 
.1.450,000 


Total  <ldit  Mar.  2,  1897. 

Tax  val  nation,  real 

Tax  valuation,  pcrnonal. 
Total  valuation  m»7....1. 
Asuewunent  In  *t  actual  value. 

City  tax  (per  8I.OOO) 914-50 

Population  In  1800  was 3,018 

Population  In  1880  WM 1,850 

Population  In  1807  (e*t.) U.OOO 

INTEREST  payable  at  Anderson. 

TAX  FREE.— The  bonds  Issued  by  this  city  are  exempt  from  taxation 

OPTIONAL.— All  of  the  bonds  are  subject  to  call. 


168 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LX1V. 


r*U  A  D  T    T^C-r/^M         JJ-  ADOEK  8MVTH,  Mayor. 
CHARLES  I  (JIN.  —  Jj.  o.  LEA,  Treas. 

Charleston  In  the  county  seat  of  Charleston  County.  In  consequence 
of  the  War  the  city's  bonds  became  overdue,  principal  and  Interest 
The  conversion  bonds  were  issued  to  settle  this  Indebtedness. 
When  Due. 


LOANS- 

CONVKKMON  BONDS— 

7»,  AAO,  $20,000 Oct.  1,1897 

6«,  AAO,    91,500 Apr.  1,1898 

6«.  AAO.     18.0OO <>et.  1,  1«9X 

5»,  A&O,     50,000 Oct.  1,1922 


5s,  AAO,  $56,OOO  .....  Oct.  1.1923 
5s,  AAO,  62,500  .....  Oct.  1,  1924 
5s,  A&O,  9O.OOO  .....  Oct.  1,1925 
5s  JAJ,  --!H,OOO  .....  In  99  years 
SK,  AAO.  M.OOO  .....  Oct.  1,192(1 
4s,  JAJ,3,361.700  .....  -  1909 


PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.—  The  bonds  are  coupon  bonds  for  $100, 
90OO  and  $1.OOO. 

INTEREST.—  Interest  Is  payable  at  Charleston  City  Treasury;  cou- 
pon" ar«  all  tax-receivable. 

TOTAL  r»-  bT  —The  subjoined  statement  shows  Charleston's  total 
niunk-ipal  debt  on  the  nrst  of  January  of  each  of  the  years  mentioned. 

1897.  1896.  1895.  1894. 

Total  bonded  debt.  .  .  .$3,827,700  $3,839,700  $3.851,200  $3,880,900 
TyKfTHTl  i^Tf  A"TTb*N~^Tltrnty^an'  Isslle1  bbnds  'only  when  auth- 
orized by  a  two-thirds  vote  of  Its  citizens  at  a  popular  election  held 
in  nccordancc  with  a  two-thirds  vote  of  both  the  City  Council  and  the 
State  legislature.  Under  the  new  Constitution  the  debt  cannot  be 
Increased,  the  limitation  being  eight  per  cent  of  the  assessed  val- 
uation. 

ASSESSED'  VALUATION.—  The  city's  assessed  valuation  (about  40 
"    ash  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows  : 


per  cent  of  oas 

Tran.  Real. 

1896 $12,887,709 

1895...             ....  16,630,364 

1894 16,685,232 

1893 16,591,139 

1892 14,960,926 

189O 14.800.OOO 

1888 14,527,350 


Aliened  Valuation. 

Personal. 
$5,789,097 
6,112,472 
6,636,770 
7,061,605 
7,026,196 
6,586,539 
7,042,205 


TUT  pi-r 
$1 ,000. 
$38-00 
31-00 
31-00 
35-00 
31-50 


21,569,555       33'75 


Total. 

$18,676,806 
22,742,836 
23,322,002 
23,652,744 
21,987,122 


*  Tax  rate  In  1896  included  State  and  county  tax,  $9-75;  city  tax, 
$27-00;  school  tax,  $1-25;  total,  $38-00.  In  1895  the  city  tax  was 
$21-OO  and  the  school  tax  $1-38.  In  1890  the  city  tax  was  $23-00 
and  the  school  tax  $1-75. 

POPULATION  —In  1890  population  was  54,955;  In  1880  It  was 
49,984  ;  In  1870  it  was  48,956.  According  to  local  figures  the  popula- 
tion IB  1894  was  65,000. 


CHESTER  CO.— T.  W.  SHAKNOK,  Supervisor. 


County  scat  Is  Chester. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

BAILROAD  AID  BONDS— 
6s,  Feb.  1,  $75,000.... Apr.  1, 1905 
Interest  Is  payable  at  Chester. 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97....  $75,000' 

Floatlngdebt 8,000 

Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1897....  83,000 


Tar  valuation  real $2,207,6(55 

Tax  valuation  personal.  928,407 
Tax  valuation  1896....  3,136,013 
Assessment  about  :H  actual  value. 

Total  tax  per  $1,000 $14-50 

Population  in  1890  was 26.660 

Population  In  1880  was 24,153 


TAX   FREE.— The  auuve  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


COLUMBIA.— 

Columbia  is  the  capital  of  the  State  and  the  county  seat  of  Richland 
County.  In  1880  tlie  city  funded  the  entire  amount  of  its  debt  (prin- 
cipal and  overdue  Interest)  Into  the  nrst  issue  of  bonds  below  de- 
scribed. The  water  bonds,  secured  by  first  mortgage  on  waterworks 
costing  over  $400,000,  were  issued  in  1891  for  improvements. 

LOANS—  ^-Interest. — ,  , Principal. . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.  Ct.  Payable.     When  Due.  Outstand'g. 

New   city  funded  debt,  1880..    3-4    J   A   J    July  1,1910     $852,186 
Water  bonds  (1st  mort.),  1891.    6       J   A   J    Jan.   1,1921         75,000 

*  Free  from  city  tax. 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.— The  bonds  are  for  $100,  $500  and 
$1,OOO. 

INTEREST.— The  bonds  bore  2  per  cent  interest  till  July  1, 1891, 
and  will  bear  3  per  cent  till  July  1, 1900 ;  thereafter  4  per  cent.  This 
nterest  is  payable  at  the  City  Treasury.  The  coupons  are  tax-receiv- 
able except  for  water  rents. 

BONDED  DEBT  at  the  date  of  our  last  returns  was  $852,186. 
DEBT  LIMITATION.— The  city  cannot  create  a  debt  in  excess  of 
one-eighth  the  assessed  valuation  of  city  property. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  (about 'a 
cash  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows : 

Seal  Personal  Total  Aes'd         Tax  per 

Teart.  Estate.  Property.  Valuation.         $1,000. 

1892 $3,254,105  $1,703,196  $4,957,301  $10'00 

1888 2,755,752  1,245,639  4,001,391  .... 

The  tax  rate  in  1891  includes:  State  tax  $13,00 ;  county  and  school 
tax  $9-00;  city  tax  proper  $13-00. 

POPULATION.-In  1890  population  was  15,353;  in  1880  it  was 

lO.OIff). 


GREENVILLE.— 

This  city  is  the  county  seat  of  Greenville  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

BRIIXIE  BONDS— 
6s,  M&N,  $8,500 May  1, 1905 

FLOATING  DEBT  BONDS — 
6s,  J&J,  $10,000 July  1, 1906 

PAVING  BONDS — 
6s,  M&8,  $15,000 Sept.  1, 1913 

RAILROAD  BONDS — 
7s,  JAJ,  $11,60O.    ...July  1,1903 
7s,  Jan.      9,500. 


7s,  Jan. 
7s,  Jan. 
6s,  JAJ, 


lo.r.oo. 
5,000. 

-i.OOO 


5s,  JAJ,    10,000.' 


.Jan.  1, 1900 
.Jan.  1, 1905 
.Jan.  1, 1910 
...Jan.  1,1901 
...Jan.  1,1912 


SCHOOL  BONDS — 

6s,  FAA,$18,000 Feb.  1,  1908 

6s,  F&A,     7,000 Feb.  1,  1911 

SEWER  BONDS — 
6s,  JAJ,  $75,000 July  1, 1922 

Coupons  are  all  tax-receivable. 
Bonded  debt  (last  returns)$196,600 

Sinkingfund 3,000 

Net  debt 193,600 

Tax  valuation  real 1,606,315 

Tax  valuation  personal..    865,640 
Total  valuation  1895 2,471,955 

Assessment  is  40%  actual  value. 
City  tax  (per  $1,000)...     $12-9313 

Population  1890  was 8,607 

Population  1895  (estim.) ..  .10,000 


TAX  FREE.— All  bonds  of  this  city  are  exempt  from  city  tax. 


GREENVILLE 

County  seat  is  Greenville. 


CO.— 


-CANS-  When  Due. 

:  A  RICH.  AIR  LINE  RR.— 


7« $113,600... 

about  $6,OOO  paid  yearly. 

GREENVILLE  A  LAURENS  RR.— 

7s, $49,500... 


Bonded  debt  (lastret'rns)$163,100 

Tax  valuation,  real $4,228,780 

Tax  valuation,  personal  1,997,510 
Tax  valuation,  railroad  572,475 
Total  valuation  1895...  6,798,765 
Totaltax(per$],000)'K4  $13-50 
Population  in  1890  was 44,310 


SJ.  B.  PHELPS,  Supervisor. 
—  J  D.  C.  KIKKLEY,  Auditor. 
County  seat  Is  Camden. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  BONDS — 

7s,  JAJ,  $50,000 Oct.  21,1912 

7s,  JAJ,    50,000 Jan.  24. 1913 

Total  debt  Nov.  24, 1896.  $1OO,OOO 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,912,700 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    877,880 


Total  valuation  1896... $2,790,580- 
AsseBsment  about  95  per  cent  of 
actual  value. 
State  A co.  tax  (per $1,000). $10-75 

School  tax  (per  $1,000) 3-00- 

Population  in  1890  was 22,361 

Population  in  1880  was 21,538 


TAX  FREE.— Bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


LANCASTER  CO.— J.  E.  BLACKMAN,  Treag. 

County  seat  is  Lancaster.    The  statement  below  includes  two  town- 
ships. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

CHERAW  A  CHESTER  RR.— 

7s,  Julv 30  years 

6s,  Feb.,  $94,600.... Apr.  26,  1905 
Total  debt  Mar.  27, 1896. $148,000 


INTEREST  is  payable  at  Lancaster  Court  House. 


Tax  valuation  1895 $1,993,669- 

Assessment  about  %  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $1 3-75 

Population  in  1890  was 20,761 

Population  in  1880  was 1 6,90S 


LAURENS  COUNTY.— 

County  seat  is  Laurens  C.  H. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

GREEN.  LAORENS  A  SPART.  RR. — 
7s,  Dec.,  $75,OOO 30  years 

GREENVILLE  A  LAURENS  RR.— 
7s,  Dec.,  $74,500 30  years 


Total  debt  (last  returns) .  $1 49,500 

Tax  valuation  1895 4,209,778 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000)  '92._$13-75. 

Population  In  1890  was 31,610> 

Population  in  1880  was 29,444 


J 
.  —  J 


LOANS-  When  Due 

TOWN  BONDS— 

5s,  Jan.,  $22,000 Jan.  1,  1906 

Subject  to  call. 
WATER  &  ELKC.  LT.  BONDS — 

6s,  Jan.,  $42,000 Jan.  1,  1937 

Coupons  tax  receivable. 
Total  debt  Apr.  1, 1896... $22,500  | 


H.  H.  EVANS,  Mayor. 
.A.  BOWMAN,  TownClerk  andTreai 


Tax  valuation,  real $779,500 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    701,737 

Tax  valuation  1895 1,481  ,'J37 

Assessment  abt.  60%  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $21-25 

Population  in  189O  was 3,020 

Population  in  1896  (est.) 4,500 


INTEREST  on  town  bonds  Is  payable  at  Newberry;  on  water  and 
electric-light  bonds  at  National  City  Bank  of  New  York. 

TAX  FREE.--The  above  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

SPARTANBURG  CO.— L.  P.  EPTOX,  Aud. 

County  seat  is  Spartanburg. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS— 

Average  e^s... $234 ,000        

Sinking  fund  retires  $11,000  y'ly. 
Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897.. $234,000 
Sinking  fund 11,000 


Net  debt  Feb.  1,  1897.... $223,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 11,450,000 

Assessment  about  3-5  actual  •. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $14'00 

Population  in  1890  was....:.. 
Population  in  1896  about..  75,000 


UNION  COUNTY.— J.  H.  BAKTLES,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Union. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 


REFUNDING  RR.  BONDS  1895— 
6s,  JAJ,  $114,500.. ..July  1,  1925 

Subject  to  call  July  1,  1915. 

Interest  payable  in  New  York. 
Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897. .$114,500 


Tax  valuation  1896 $3,500,000 

Assessment  is  *y  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO)  '94..$ I 

Population  in  1890  was 25.3GS 

Population  in  1896  (est.)... 30,000 


State  of  Georgia. 

ITS 

DEBT,  KESOURCES,  ETC. 


Admitted  as  a  State        -        -       One  of  the  Original  Thirteen 
Total  area  of  State  (square  miles) 

State  Capital Atlanta 

Governor  (term  expires  *Nov.  1898)  -  -  Wm.  Y.  Atkinson 
Secretary  of  State  (term  expires  *Nov.  '98)  -  Allen  D.  Candler 
Treasurer  (term  expires  *Nov.  1898)  -  -  William  G.  6 
Comptroller  (term  expires *Nov.  18»8i  •  William  A.  Wright 
Legislature  meets  annually  in  October,  and  sessions  are 
limited  to  fifty  days. 


•Section  49  of  the  Code  says:  "  The  Governor-elect  shall  bepn  the  di» 
chiirne  or  his  ilmirs  inmi  tin-  timr  oi'  his  inauguration.  Tin-  oeremonyol 
inauguration  shall  take  place  during  the  first  week  of  the  - 
General  Assembly  next  after  the  election,  and  on  such  day  of  th: 
as  the  General  Assembly  by  joint  resolution  appoints.    On  failure 
appointment,  it  takes  place  at  12  o'clock,  meridian,  on  Saturday 
week,  unless  prevented  by  providential  causes."    Article 
paragraph  1  of  the  Constitution  says  that  the  Secretary  of  Stale,  Oomp 
{roller-General  and  Treasurer  shall  "hold  their  otlices  for  tlx 
time  as  the  Governor." 


HISTORY   OF  DEBT.— We  are  compelled  to  omit  the  interest 
details  of  Georgia's  early  history  in  debt-making  heretofore  nh  < 
full  statement  will  be  found   in   the   STATE  AND  CITY  SUI-PLEMEN 
for   April,   1893,   pages   165   and   166.     The   debt    of  the  State  I 
now    being    steadily  reduced,   $100,000  being   devoted   eari. 
to    that    purpose.     Moreover    the    State    Constitution    adopted  1 
December,   1877,  provides    against    the    creation    of    auy 
debt  "except  to  repel  invasion,  suppress  insurrection,  or  dofcnd  " 
State  in  time  of  war,"  $200,000  being  made  the  limit  for  floating" 
debtedness  which  may  be  temporarily  incurred  in  case  of  deficiency  I 
the  revenues. 


April,  1897. 


TOWNS, 


169 


LOANS—  • — InltntL — .    . Principal. . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.  Ct.  PnyabU.      When  Due.    Outitantfg. 

Redemption  bonds,  1 992 4«a    J   A  3    Jan.  1,  1912     $2O7,OOO 

do      1896 4        J*  J    July  1,   1926       242.OOO 

BafOBdiBg  bonds— Act  of  1894    4"*    J    *  J    July   1,  1915    3,392,OOO 
Befundingbond*— Actor  1837    4>«    J    Jt  J    Jan.,'98-1916    1,900,000 

•100,000  payable  each  year. 
Refunding  bonds-Act  of  1899    3l»    J    *  J    Jan.,1917-'35    1,833,000 

$10O,OOO payable  yearly,  1917  to  1934,  and  $33,000  In  1935. 
Befundlngbond»-Actof  1394    34    MAM    May  1.  1915        278.0OO 

State  UniTenlty  bond* 7       J    4  J     1933  to  1942        275.5OO 

Falling  due  an  follows:  $3.00O  July.  1932;  $62.000  April,  1933; 
$96.000  April.  1934;  $92,OOO  June,  1936;  $2,Od6  January,  1936; 
$15.000  February,  1939;  $3.OOO  October.  1940;  and  $2,50O  July,  1942. 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS. -Bond*  are  In  pieces  of  $5OO  and  $1,OOO. 

INTEREST  on  the  university  bonds  It  payable  at  the  State  Treasury 
in  Atlanta,  and  all  others  at  Atlanta,  Ga.,  and  at  the  National  Park 
Bank,  New  York  City. 

TAX  FREE.— All  of  the  above-mentioned  bonds  are  exempt  from 
taxation. 

BONDED  DEBT.— The  valid  bonded  debt  of  the  State  of  Georgia  on 
the  1st  of  October.  1899.  WM  $8,439.OOO,  of  which  $8,430.500  was 
fasansl  Imsilsg  and  $2,5OO  was  pact  due  and  non-Intercut  bearing, 
Bad  a  floating  debt  of  $9O,2O2.  consisting  of  a  land  scrip  fond  on  which 
7  p.  o.  interest  Is  paid ;  total  debt.  $8,529.203 :  sinking  fund,  $20O,OOO : 
Bet  debt,  $8.329.202.  The  contingent  llabUltles  of  the  State  on  Oct- 
ober 1, 1895,  were  $464.OOO  of  South  Georgia  A  Florida  KR.  bonds, 
Indorsed  by  the  State  of  Georgia. 

STATE  PROPERTY.— The  Btate  owns  the  Western  A  Atlantic  RR.. 
extending  from  Atlanta,  Oa.  to  Chattanooga.  Tenn..  138  miles,  and  hat 
based  It  for  29  rears  from  December  27. 1890.  to  the  Nashville  Chatta- 
Jooga  A  St.  Lout*  RR.  Company  at  a  rental  of  $420.012  per  annum. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.-"The  bonded  debt  of  the  State  shall  never  be 
lannsii  il  except  to  repel  Invasion,  eiippiees  Insurrection  or  defend  the 
Mate  In  time  of  war."  (Constitution  of  1877.  Art.  IV,  See,  12,  Par.  1. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.  •  The  State's  sssened  valuation  (which 
ver  SO  p.  e.  of  actual  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows: 


T>«r«          !:••<:  ;.•<•. 

..$237,183,710  $13*399311 
*  285313.778      143399.145 
—  4334     198390.119 

7.-  ;n 


Jtatlroajt. 
$ 


399304319     193311349 
...  300,791334     140.184301 
199314,439     133.348398 

119,300,739 

99.374374 


41355,247 
42,804.025 
42.383.287 

..-.I...M..I 

34.250,477 
39304.137 

-•-.-.l-.-l- 
12:490325 


334.119319 


ToM-    $1.060. 

$370.739331  $4-60 
429312,923  4-37 
493300300  4-41 
463.753,534  4-89 

444349.799  

419328349     3-50 

397.187.4S8     3-56 

.1.424361  350 
341,798384  .... 
384,119319  .... 


ndlng  railroad*. 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.-The  population  et  Georgia  has  been 
i  follows  la  the  years  named : 

133730$  I  1840 1307384  I  1830. 916338 

1343.180    1890 904.189    1830. 34O.989 

.1.18440011840 691393  1 1810. 3531433 

•iO-70  Increase  was  126.823.  or  13-OO  per  eent:   In  1870-80 
84,071 .  or  30-24  per  eent ;  In  188O-90. 399.173.  or  19-14  per  eent. 

I  proportion  of  U»e  eolored  population  was  47-O2  per  eent  in  1 880 
Bd  4701  percent  to  1890.  In  number  blacks  were  384313  in  185O; 
$•398  In  1840;  545.142  In  1S70.  725.133  In  1880.  aad  843.716  IB 


TOW  1C  8 
»   THE 

8TATB  OP  GEORGIA. 

AN  Y.—TUs city  Is  In  Dougasrty  County. 

irks*  Due,  I  Total  debt  (last  return*).    $93300 
Jan.  15, 180$    Total  valoatloa  1894..  ..3333.073 

>Jan.  IS,  19m    City  tax  (per  $1.000) $1O-OO 

12300 191S  |  Population  1890  was 4.OO8 

EREST  Is  payable  at  the  Mercantile  Vat,  Bank.  Mew  York  City. 


e  yearly)  to  Jan. 
.*lz30C 


I  elty  Is  In  Sumter  County. 

LOANS  WhtnDu*. 

vi*_ 

g...  Apr.  1.1920 
g..Apr.  1.1919 


Jan. 

every  2y«ar». 
-  g.. Sept.  1.1 920 


Total  debt  Jan.  1.1897..  $110,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 1 ,634340 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  133 1,367 
Total  valuation  1896....23893O7 


Artual  valuation 5.000300 

mate Aeo,  tax  (per $1.000). .$10-00 

City  tax  (per  $1.000) 12-5O 

"  •  talftOOwas 6398 

I  IB  1804  (estlm'd).8.000 
I*  parable  at  New  York 

5  on  all  other  bonds  by  RamMetoa  A  Co..  Baltimore.  Md. 
AX  FREE. -All  of  the  city,  bonds  are  exempt  from  taiatton. 


JJ.  J.  C.  McMA HAN.  Mayor. 
.—  }  w.  w  TURNER.  Treasurer. 


I  to  the  eoaaty  seat  ef  Clark  County.    This  city  has  never 
I  In  inpayment  of  principal  or  Interest  of  IU  debt.    On  January 
i  the  eorporatloB  owned  property  vslued  at  $397301. 
Win  t*u        SEWKB  Bonos  1891— 

:  H-.M.  :--:  9ft,  JAJ.  $25.000 July  1, 1921 

••$•4300 Jnly  1,1898       WATBB  BoBD*  1892— 

°*D  •?»"••  f'»n«»'»$        ••••  MAN. •-•:.'«-'  ior.l,  »7to11 

iyMOp-- Jan.  1,1898  ffl.OOOdae  yearly.) 

9s.  MAN.  $98300 . . .  .Nov.  1.192? 
^^•000 Jnly  1.  1914 

waf  r  works  bonds    ayable  at  N.  Y.  and  Athens;  oa 
B? lends  at  Athene.    AM  coupons  are  receivable  for  etty  taxes. 


BONDED  DEBT  January  1,  1897,  was  $197,500;  floating  debt 
(note  due  Jan.  31, 1897),  $480. 

DEBT  LI  MITED  by  State  Constitution  to  7  p.  c.  of  assessed  valuation. 

TAX  FREE.-  All  the  bonds  are  exempt  from  city  taxation. 

•ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  1896  of  real  estate  and  personal 
property  was  $5,412,305.  Real  estate  is  assessed  at  1ft  actual  value. 
In  1893  the  valuation  was  $6,325,778. 

POPULATION  in  1890  was  8,639 ;  in  1897  (estimated),  11,000. 


ATI    A  NT  A  (CHARLES  A.  COLLIER,  Mayor. 

\J.  H.  GOLDSMITH,  Comptroller. 

Atlanta  is  the  county  seat  of  Fulton  County.    In  1893  the  city  of 
West  End  was  annexed  and  $52.OOO  of  bond*  assumed. 


REDEMPTION— (Con.) — 
4198.J4J,    $36,000. .Jan.    1,1923 
4>fS,gJAJ,  _46,OOOg.Deo.  31,1924 

SB, 


JAJ,    124,000..  Jan.   1,  1920 
JAJ,      36,OOO..Jan.    1,  1921 


4s,K.,J&J,  36,OOOg.Jan.  1,  1923 
4s,g.,JAJ,  46,OOOg.Jan.  1,  1926 
4.SK..JA-J,  74,OOOg.Jan.  1,  1927 

WATEB— 

7s,  JAJ,  $399,000.. Jan.  1,1904 
7s,  JAJ,  28,000..  Jan.  1,  19O7 
4>as.gJAJ,  5OO.OOOg.Jan.  1,  1922 
4s.  JAJ,  46,OOO..Jan.  1,  1903 
4s.  JAJ,  18,000..  Jan.  1,  1907 
4S.K.JAJ.  182.OOOg.Jan.  1,  1923 

WEST  END  BONDS  (assumed)— 
5s,    AAO,$50,OOO...Apr.  1,  1910 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

CAPITOL- 
OS,  JAJ,    $5.\500....Jan.   1,  1914 

FLOATIKO  DEBT— 
8s.  JAJ,  $100,000....  Jan.   1.1902 

UKOKGIA  AIR  LINE— 
7s.  JAJ,  $300,000.... Jan.   1,1899 

GEOKOIA  WESTERN  RR.— 
8s,  JAJ,  $300,000.... July  1.  19O2 

RKDKMITIDN — 

8s,  JAJ,  $1 8,000.. Jan.  1  1902 
5s,  JAJ.  68,900.  .July  1911 
5s,  JAJ,  52.OOO.. Sept.  1915 
4>»s,  JAJ,  116,000.. July  1916 
44s,  JAJ,  22,000..  Jan.  1917 
4%s,JAJ,  21.5OO..  Jan.  1918 
4>«S,JAJ.  25,000.  .Jan.  1  1919 
4i»s,gJ&J,  289.OOOg.Jan.  1  1922 

PAR  VALUE.— Bonds  are  in  pieces  of  $100  and  multiples  of  same 

I NTEREST  Is  payable  In  Atlanta  and  at  the  Fourth  National  Bank 
and  National  Park  Bank,  In  New  York  City.  All  issues  carry  tax- 
receivable  coupon*. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  ETC.— The  subjoined  statement 
shows  Atlanta's  total  municipal  debt  and  the  water  debt  on  the  flrst  of 
January  of  each  of  the  last  four  years. 

l-'T  !-»•  1895.  1894. 

Total  bonded  debt.... $2,952,000    $2,956.000    $2,961.000    $2,966,000 
Waterdebt 1.173.0OO      1.127.00O      1,127,000      1,127,000 

On  i  an.  1, 1897,  the  city's  slnkinK  fond  amounted  to  $38,501. 

The  city  charter  requires  that  bonds  to  the  amount  of  $3,5OO  be  pur- 
chased annually  by  the  sinking  fund  and  retired.  In  addition  to  this 


requirement  a  sinking  fond  of  $9334  annually  has  slnoe  been  estab- 
lished to  be  set  aside  from  taxes. 

CITY  PROPERTY. -The  city  owns  its  water  works,  which  are 
valued  at  $3,OOO,OOO,  aad  other  property  valued  at  $2,573,650. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.- Atlanta's  charter  forbids  the  Increase  of  the 
city's  debt. 

TAX  FREE.— All  the  above  bonds  are  exempt  from  the  city  tax. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION. -The  city's  assessed  valuation  (about  «• 
actual  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows : 


r< 

1896. 
1899. 
1894.... 

I-'M     .. 
1-..J.    .. 
-••1 


•33&SZ 


. 

35,502.618 
27.090300 
29390.881 


Ptrtonal  Total  Autntd        OUv  Tm* 

Valuation.       jMr$1.0OO. 
$55.131.197  $12-50 

94,143,949 
59,478345 
54.000.109 
93.443.74ft 
49.907300 
36,090,000 
84394,108 


1313.185 
12380385 
13,075,443 
14.240388 
14,409333 
9.000,000 
9,003.917 

The  total  tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO)  for  1898  was  $28  10,  being  made  up  of 
the  State  tax.  $3  60;  eonnty  tax,  $7  OO.  and  city  tax  proper,  $13-90. 
POPULATION  IB  1890  was  69333;  In  188O  It  was  37.409.    The 
itod  population  In  1897  was  119.OOO. 


15-00 
l.VlKI 
19-00 
19-OO 
19-00 
19-00 
19-00 


A  T  TOT  T«^T  A         5  WILLIAM  B.  YOUNG,  Mayor. 
AUUU£>1  A.—  j  PHILIP  8.  NORTH,  Treasurer. 

Augusta  Is  the  county  seat  of  Richmond  County.  The  city  has  never 
failed  In  the  payment  of  principal  or  Interest  of  her  debt.  None  of  the 
following  bonds  are  payable  before  maturity. 

LOANS— 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE. 
Bonds  lettered  OE  1873  .......    7 


.  —  Inlertft.  —  .    .  -  Principal.  -  . 
P.  Cl.  Payable.       When  Due.   Outttand'g. 


do 

do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


PB1878  .......  7 

A  0  1878  .......  7 

PB1878  ......  7 

RB1877  .......  7 

RB1878  .......  7 

RB1878  .......  7 

R1879  .......  6 

WW1880  .......  6 

A  A  1880  .......  6 

B  K  1882  .......  6 

FI1883  .......  8 

D1885  .......  6 

BB1889  .......  .1 


MAS  Mar.  1,   1898     $101,500 

MAN  Nov.  1,  1899         66,000 

A  *  O  Apr.   1.  1900 

MAN  Nov.  1,   1901 

J    A  D  Deo.    1.  1901 

J    A    J  Jan.    1,  19O3 

J    A    J  Jan.    1,  1903 

J   A  D  June  1,  1899 

J   A   J  Jan.   1,  1904 

J    A  D  Deo.   1,  1909 

F  A  A  Feb.   1,  1906 

MAN  Nov.  1,   1913 

FA  A  Feb.   1,   1915 

F  A  A  Feb.  1,  1919 

MAN  May   1.1921 


....... 

CB1891  .......  9 

BK1886  .......  4>*    A  A  O    Oct.    1,  1916 

BR1892  .......  4>t    J   A  D    Dee.  1.  1923 

1893  .......  44  M   A  8     Mar.   1.  1923 

Refunding  bomds    1894  .......  4>s  M   *  N    May    1,1924 

do  do         1895  .......  4  Hi  A  A  O    Apr.    1,  1925 

do         1895  .......  4>*  A  A  O    ............... 

do  do         1896  .......  44  A  A  O    Apr.  1,  11)26 

do  do         ............  4      A  A  O    Apr.   1,  1927 

Bonds  past  doe  but  not  yet  presented  for  payment  ........ 


83,000 
65,500 
23,800 
85.5OO 
96,000 
48.OOO 

1O6.6OO 

148,400 
39.OOO 

200.OOO 
49.0OO 
25,000 

1O5.00O 
24.  SCO 

115,000 
98.00U 

1O4.0OO 

103.07O 

88,000 

58,000 

62,000 

5.0OO 


PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.—  The  bonds  of  this  city  are  In  pieces  of 
•100,  $290,  $500  and  $1,OOO  each. 

TAX  FREE.—  All  of  the  city's  bonds  are  exempt  from  city  tax. 

I  N  T  E  R  EST  Is  payable  In  Augusta,  and  all  coupons  are  tax-receivable 
The  annual  Interest  charge  on  the  city's  bonded  debt  Is  being  steadily 
redneed  by  the  maturity  of  old  Issues  of  bonds  and  substitution  of  new 
Issues  at  reduced  rates  of  Interest.  Within  two  years  it  is  probable 
that  the  Income  from  water  rents  alone  will  pay  all  the  Interest  on  the 
city's  debt. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.—  The  city  has  no  floating  debt.  The  following 
statement  shows  Augusta's  total  bonded  debt  (Including  the  water 
debt)  on  the  flrst  of  January  of  each  of  the  years  mentioned. 


170 


STATE 


CITY  0U?f  £M£flT. 


Vol.  LX1V. 


Heart.       hontirit  ililii. 

1897 $1,749,800 

1896 1,75'J.SOO 

1890 1.75i!.800 

1894 1.750,800 


!>«/•«.   Handed  debt. 

1893 91,750,800 

1892 1,751.300 

1891 1,748,800 

1883 2,061,000 


Yrtint.        tionded  debt. 

1880 1(12,039.000 

1877 2,014,750 

1872 1,383,750 


DEBT  LIMITATION —The  Constitution  of  the  State  of  Georgia 
adopted  in  1877,  limits  municipal  Indebtedness  in  this  State  to  7  per 
cent  on  the  amount  of  taxable  property.  Augusta's  debt  at  that  time 
WM  In  excess  of  that  limitation  and  still  is.  Therefore  under  no  cir- 
cumstances can  the  debt  of  the  city  bo  increased.  No  bonds  can  be 
lawfully  iMiied  except  for  the  purpose  of  retiring  old  issues  as  they 
fall  due.  No  obligation  of  this  city  has  ever  been  repudiated  or  sealed. 

CITY  PROPERTY  — The  city  owns  Its  water  works,  valued  in  1898 
at  #6OO.OOO,  the  Augusta  Canal,  valued  at  $1,500,000.  and  more  than 
$200,000  In  other  good  real  estate  within  city  limits.  The  annual  in- 
come from  water  rents  (canal  and  water  works)  was  reported  in  1895 
as  about  $90.000.  ana  Increases  yearly  from  new  industries  and  new 
extensions  of  water  mains. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 
rate  have  been  as  follows ; 

Personal 


LOANS-    ' 
. BONDS— 


When  Due. 

SCHOOL 
6s.     J&J,   $10.000 1901-11)10 

($1,000  due  yearly  on  Jan.  1.) 

WATKU  BONDS— 
6s,  g,  F&A,  $5,OOO,  g.... 1904-1908 

($1,OOO  due  yearly  ouIFel).  1.) 
6s,      F&A.$30,OOO 19O9-1923 

($2,000  due  yearly  on  Feb.  1.) 


Total  debt  Mar.  20,  1897    $73,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,300,000 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    600,000 

Total  valuation  1896....1,900,OOO 

Assessm't  on  reality  at  full  value, 

on  per.  at  about  %  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  $1.OOO) $21-60 

Population  In  189O  was 4,503 

I  Population  in  1897  (est,) 6,000 


INTEREST  on  railroad  and  school  bonds  is  payable  in  Griffin;  on 
electric-light  and  water  bonds  in  Griffin  and  at  the  office  of  X.  W. 
Harris  &  Co.,  New»York  City. 


Real 
years.  Eitatr. 

1890 $16,588,350 

1894...      .  16,572,650 

1893 16,278,450 

1892 "16,468,950 

ivl       16,041,973 

1880 9,010,960 


Property. 
1,832 


Total  Assessed  .   City  tax 

Valuation.       per  $1000 
$22,520,182      ' 

22,403,598 

22,726,995 

22,112,942 

21,351,299 

14,039,067 


$12-50 
12-50 
12-50 
12-50 
12-50 
15-83>s 


95,081. 

5,830,948 
6,448,545 
6,648,092 

5,309,326 
5,028,107 

The  total  tax  rate  In  1894  was  $23-27  per  $1,000.  This  includes 
State  tax.  $1-37;  county  tax,  $4-30;  school  tax,  $2-10,  and  city  tax 
proper,  $12-50. 

POPULATION.— In  1890  population  was  33,300;  in  1880  It  was 
21.891.  By  the  directory  count  the  population  In  1893  exceeded  38.000 
*nd.  Including  the  immediate  suburbs,  is  estimated,  1897,  at  46,000.  . 

BRUNSWICK.. — County  seat  of  Glynn  County. 


LOANS-  When  1>ue- 

SEWER  BONDS— 

6s,  J&J,    Jan.  1,1921 

Interest   payable    in    Brunswick, 

and  New  York  City. 
Total  debt  (last  returns). $338,000 


Tax  valuation,  1894 $6,523,795 

City  tax  (per  $1,000) $12-50 

Population  in  1890  was 8,459 

Population  in  1880  was 2,891 

Population  in  1895  (eat.)...  10,000 


5s-  B-  PBICE,  Mayor. 

I  A  .  R.  TIN8LEY,  Treasurer. 
Macon  is  the  County  seat  of  Bibb  County.    In  1878  the  interest  on 
°"!?  ,  •  the  clty's  bonds  was  passed  and  in  1880  the  entire  debt  was 
funded  into  sixes.    Since  that  date  interest  has  been  promptly  paid. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

FUNDED  DEBT  BONDS 
6s'Q--»I.  $545,800....  Jan.  1,  1910 

MARKET  HOUSE  BONDS.t 
5s,  Q-J,    $20,000.... Jan.  1,1917 


PAVING  BONKS- 

1 '  •...-,  ft.,  Q-J  .$130,000  g.Oct.  1, 1926 

SEWKH  BONDS* — 
5s,  g.,  Q-J,  $140,000  g..  July  1,  '23 


The  sinking  fund  receives  annually  $1,000 
G  ARTERSVILLE. — Situated  in  Bartow  County. 


LOAN—  Wheu  Due. 

WATER  BONDS — 
5s.  J&J,  $45,000 July  1,  1923 

Interest  payable  in  New  York. 

Total  debt  April  1,  '97 $45,000 

Sinking  fund  assets 450 

Net  debt  April  1, 1 897 44,550  | 


Tax  valuation,  real $950,000 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    400,000 

Total  valuation,  1896..  ..1,350,000 

Assessment  about  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  $1.000) $17  56 

Population  in  1890  was 6,508 


CHATHAM  CO. — County  seat  is  Savannah. 

Tax  valuation,  1896.. $30,100,000 
Assess,  about  40  p.  c.  actual  value. 

5s~J&j.  $100,000.. ..Jan.  1, 1909    Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) $11-06 

Total  debt  April  1, 1897..$100,000    Population  in  1890  was 57,740 


LOAN—  When  Due, 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS— 


When  Due. 
4>as,  J&J,  $55,000.... Jan.  1, 1927 


,->r\-r   TTA/TT3r  re        (CLIFF.  B.  GRIMES,  Mayor. 
COL  U  MhS  U  O. —  J  j.  s.  MATTHEWS,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  of  Muscogee  County 
LOANS  -  When  Due.  |  REDEMPTION  BONDS  : 

REDEMPTION  BONDS— 

5s,  J&J,  $.108,500 Jan.  1,1898 

(Part  each  year)  to  1909 

PAR  VALUE  $500  and  multiples  of,  the  same.  All  issues  carry  tay 
receivable  coupons. 

I NTEREST  is  payable  at  the  office  of  the  City  Treasurer. 

TOTAL  BONDED  DEBT  on  January  1, 1897,  was  $463,500;  float- 
ing debt,  £25.000;  total  debt,  $488,500.  The  city  has  assumed  the  pay- 
ment of  $8,000  of  6  per  cent  Ohappel  College  bonds,  due  one  half  in 
1898  and  one  half  in  1903. 

TAX  FREE.— The  city's  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

CITY  PROPERTY  —The  city  owns  real  estate  and  improvements 
valued  at  $335,700. 

TAX  VALUATION  fabout  80  %  actual  value)  in  1896  of  real  estate 
was  $7,047,755 ;  personal  property,  $5,000,000;  total,  $12,047,755; 
In  1895  of  real  estate  was  $7,047,755;  personal  property,  $5,969,000; 
total,  $13,016,655.  In  1892  the  total  valuation  was  $15,272,526,  In 
1891  was  $13,932,564;  In  1887  was  $6,526,130.  The  city  ana  school 
tax  (per$l,OOO)  In  1896  was  $12 -50  State  tax,  $3-74;  county  tax,  $4-56. 
The  valuation  of  personal  property  assessed  In  1890  was  only  $201,060 
and  In  previous  years  the  amount  was  still  less. 

POPULATION  In  1890  was  17,303;  in  1880  it  was  10,123,  Accord- 
ing to  local  figures  the  population  for  1897  was  estimated  at  19,300. 


t  The  market  house  bonds  are  all  held  in  the  sinking  fund.    *  Of  the 
» 20<),000  of  sewer  bonds  authorized,  only  $150  OOO  were  issued  and 
n  by  the  bond  commission  and  $10,OOO  has  since  been  paid  off. 

INTEREST  is  payable  In  Macon  and  coupons  are  tax-receivable. 
On  sewer  and  paving  bonds  interest  is  payable  in  gold. 

TAX  FREE. — All  of  the  bonds  are  exempt  from  city  tax. 

BONDED    DEBT  on  Feb.   1,  1897,  was  $835,800;   floating  debt, 
80,000]    total  debt,  $865,800;    sinking    fund,   $210000;    net    debt. 

JJ5.&00.    The  City  Treasurer  appropriates  $50,000  yearly  for  int. 
on  the  funded  debt  bonds  and  the  creation  of  a  sinking  fund  for  the 
payment  of  bonds  in  1910. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  1896  of  real  estate  was  $9,023,287; 
personal  property,  $5,371,260;  total  valuation,  $14,394,547;  the  total 
tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  was  $25-50,  including  State  and  county  tax. 
fl3-00.  and  city  tax,  $12-50.  In  1889  the  total  assessed  valuation  was 
$11,300,423.  Property  is  assessed  at  about  three-foi'rths  of  its  actual 
value. 

CITY  PROPERTY.— In  1896  the  estimated  value  of  public  buildings 
owned  by  the  city  was  $125.000. 

POPULATION.— The  population  in  1890  was  22,746;  In  18801t 
was  12,749.  According  to  local  flgures  the  city's  population  in  1896 
was  28,000;  that  of  the  suburbs  14.344. 


f  H.  H.  FITZPATRICK,  Mayor 
~  \  T.  B.  BALDWIN,  Clerk.     ' 
Madison  is  In  Morgan  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

SCHOOL  BONDS — 1895. 
6s,  June  1.  $13,OOO...June  1, 1915 

Subject  to  call  after  June  1, 1900 
6s,  June  1,  $12,OOO. .  .June  1,  1915 


,3.  .1  nut    4,  .7. 1  .; ,  1 7\J  < ,.  .  ,d  I1IH'  J.,  ijjio 

Subject  to  call  after  June  1 , 1905 
Interest  is  payable  in  New  York. 
Total  debt  Jan.  1,1897..  $25,000 


Tax  valuation  1896  .....  $1,260,000 

Assessment  about  45  actual  value. 
State  &  Co.  tax  (per$l,000)$10-00 
City  tax  (per  $1,OOO)  ........     3-00 

School  tax  (per  $1,OOO)  ____     4'50 


Population  in  1890  was  ......  2,131 

Population  In  1895  (est.)  .....  3,000 


ivrtr  T-X.7-TS.T  A  TS.T        5J-  s-  POWELL,  Mayor. 
NE WNAN. —  JM.  POWELL,  Treasurer. 

This  elty  is  in  Coweta  County. 

When  Due. 


ELBERT  COUNTY. — County  seat  isElberton. 

Total  valuation  1896.. .$2,090,025 

Assessment  is  "5  actual  value. 
State  &  co.  tax  (per  $1,000) .  .$12-50 

Population  In  1890  was 15,376 

Population  in  1880  was 12,957 


Population  In  1897  (est.). ..18,000 


LO  A  N  S—  When  Due. 

COURT  HOUSE  AND  JAIL— 
•6s,  Jan.,  $38,500. . .  .Jan.  1,  '98-'24 

(Part  due  yearly.) 
Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897. .    $38,500 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,349,218 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    740,807 

In  addition  to  the  assessed  valuation  as  given  above,  railroad  property 
In  the  county  to  the  amount  of  $343,032  is  taxed  for  county  purposes. 

INTEREST  Is  payable  at  Elberton  and  by  the  Fiscal  Agency,  New 
York  City. 

FLOYD  COUNTYT 

County  seat  Is  Rome. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 

BKIDOK  BONDS — 
6s,  J&J,  $7,500 Nov.,1897-99 

($2,500  due  yearly.) 
6s,  J&J,  $40,000 1900  to  1915 

($2,500  due  yearly.) 
Interest  payable  at  Rome,  Ga. 


B.  HILL,  Treasurer. 


Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,1897    $47,500 

Floating  debt 30,000 

Total  debt 77,500 

Tax  valuation  1893 9,000,000 

State  &  Co.tax  (per  $1,000)  .$10-00 

Population  in  1890  was 28,391 

Population  in  1880  was 24,418 

Population  in  1897  about... 36,000 


LOANS- 
SCHOOL  BONDS — 

6s,  J&J,  $14,OOO. . .  .Jan.  1,  '98-'09 
WATER  BONDS— (Gold)— 

6s,  J&J,  $50,OOO Jan.  1,  '03-'23 

Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897. ...$64,000 

Sinking  fund 2,000 

Net  debt  Feb.  1,  1897 62,000 


Tax.valuation,  real $962,836 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    794,803 

Total  valuation  1896 1,757,639 

Assessment  about  %  actual  value. 
State  &  Co.  tax  (per  $l,000)..$7-85 

City  tax  (per  $1,000) $5-00 

Population  in  1890  was 2,859 

Population  in  1880  was 2,006 


INTEREST  on  the  water  bonds  is  payable  at  the  Fourth  National 
Bank,  New  York  City,  and  at  the  Treasurer's  office,  Newnan. 
TAX  FREE. — All  bonds  are  exempt  from  city  tax. 


r^TTTTTVT  A  TVT         <  S.  S.  BENNET,  Mayor. 
Q.UITMAN. —  |M.  C.  WADE,  Treasurer. 


State*  Co.  tax  (per$l,000)..- 

City  tax  (per  $1,000) 7'00 

School  tax  (per  $1,000) TOO 

Population  in  1890  was 1,868 

Population  in  1897  (est.)  ....'2,500 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

WATER  &  LIGHT  BONDS — 
6s,  g.  J&J,  $20,000,g. Jan.l,'00-'24 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,'97....$20.0OO 

Floating  debt  about 600 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897....  20,600 
Tax  valuation  1896 933,231  I 

Assessment  about-actual  value.    | 

INTEREST  on  the  bonds  is  payable  in  gold  in  Hartford,  Conn. 
Principal  Is  also  payable  in  gold. 


n  /">  A  /r  TT-        }  S.  8.  KING,  Mayor. 
JrtUMii. —  }  HALSTEAD  SMITH,  Clerk. 

Rome  is  the  county  seat  of  Floyd  County. 


LOANS                  When  Due.— 
FUNDING  BONDS- 
SB,  J&J,    $36,000 Jan.,  1912 


f  T-J  T-C'TJ'T TS.T         <  w-  D-  DAVIS,  Mayor. 
OJttlr  F  1JN.—  VJ'HOS.  NALL,  Clerk  and  Treasurer. 
Situated  In  Spaldlng  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due.          LOANS—  When  Due. 

ELECTRIC  LIOHT  BONDS—  RAILROAD  BONDS— 

«8.  g,  Jan.,  $16,000  g... 1901-1916  7s,     J&J,    $12,000 1898-1900 

($1,000  due  yearly  on  Jan.  1.)  ($4,000  due  yearly  on  Jan.  1.) 


REFUNDING  BONDS — 
4138,  ....  $169,000.... July  1, 1926 
WATER  BONDS*— 

6s,  J&J,    $84,600 Jan.,    1! 

5s 30,000 Apr.  1,1906 

*  The  water  bonds  are  secured  by  mortgage  on  the  water  works. 

INTEREST  is  payable  in  New  York  and  Rome,  and  the  coupons  are 
tax-receivable.  Interest  has  been  promptly  paid  since  1876,  when  tin 
city  made  an  adjustment  of  her  debt. 

BONDED  DEBT  on  Feb.  16. 1896,  was  $289,600,  including  the 
water  debt  of  $84,600.  The  bonded  debt  In  1891  was  $304,200. 

The  sinking  fund  receives  yearly  $5,000. 

WATER  WORKS  owned  by  the  city  are  valued  at  $200,000;  the 
earnings  yield  a  surplus  of  $4,OOO  per  annum  over  expenses. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— No  liabilities  can  be  created  by  this  city 
until  its  present  debt  is  paid. 

ASSESSED   VALUATION  of  real  estate  in  1896  w:i- 
personal  property,  $1,031,217;   total,  $4,463,769;  city  tax  m 
*1,000)  $11-00;  in  1892  the  total  tax  rate  (per  $1.00O)  was  *•-'  1  •'»>. 
oludinsr  State  tax,  $4-00 ;  county  tax,  $7 -00,  and  city  tax,  .T  . 
actual  valuation  was   estimated  in   1892  at  $5,500,000.     The  total 
assessed  valuation  in  1889  was  $4,300,000. 

The  city's  charter  limits  taxation  for  all  purposes  to  $12-30  per 
$1,OOO. 

POPULATION  in  1890  was  6,957;  In  1880  was 3,877;  in  189. 
population  was  12,000. 


April,    1897. 


Of  STATE, 


171 


<A\/AMMAH         <P.  W.  MELDRIM.  Mayor. 

i  A  V  A  JN  IN  A  rl.  —  >  c.  s.  UARDEE.  Treasurer. 

Savannah  i»  the  county  Mat  of  Chatham  County.    Prior  to  the  year 
1876  the  city**  bond*  were  all  7s,  bat  since  that  date  a  compromise  has 
been  made  with  the  bondholder*.  anB  all  bat  93.3OO  of  the  old  bonds 
hare  been  exchanged  for  new  ones  bearing  5  per  cent  tax-receivable 
coupon*.    The  city  of  Savannah  Is  prohibited  by  law  from  Issuing  at  v 
bond*  In  addition  to  those  already  outstanding. 

LOANS-  —  Intent*.—  .    .  -  Principal 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.  Cl.  Payable.    Wken  Due.     OutituntFg 

Redemption  bonds  ......  1879    5         O.—  F.      Feb.  1,  19O9  93,O<i2,3OO 

do  do    ......  1883    5         Q--J.      July  1,  1913        2<J8,OOO 

OM  bonds  ..............................................  3.30O 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BO  NDS.-Bonds  are  for  950,  9100,9300,  $5<Xiand 
91,000. 

INTEREST  I*  payable  In  Savannah,  and  In  New  York  at  the  Ameri 
can  Exchange  National  Bank.  Coupons  are  tax  receivable. 

TAX  FREE.—  All  bond*  are  exempt  from  taxation  by  the  city. 

TOTAL-DEBT,  SINKING  FUNDS,  ETC.-The  subjoined  statement 
•hows  Savannah's  total  municipal  debt  and  the  sinking  fund  held  by 
the  city  agalnat  the  same  on  the  tint  of  January  of  the  follow  Ing  years: 

1--0.  I--:  1895.  1893. 

Toul  bonded  debt....  93.363,800    93,412,700    93,494.400    93,523,450 
•taking  fund*  ................  43.7OO 

Ketdebton  Jan.  1..  93.363.600    93.412.700    93.450.7OO    93,494,400 

The  city  ha*  no  floating  debt.  The  sinking  fund  receive*  yearly 
9*6,000. 

WATER  WORKS.—  The  water  works  owned  by  the  city  were  built 
U  1853-4.  and  subsequently  Improved  at  a  total  cost  of  91,000,000. 
i    DEBT  LIMITATION.-The  city  I*  debarred  by  State  law  from  lasa 
lag  more  bond*. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.-The  dty1*  as*ened  valuation  (about 
\  of  It*  cash  valnei  and  tax  rate  have  been  a*  follows: 

Total  Au. 
Kfol&tate. 
925.033,080 


1"'.'". 
1- 

Stat. 


;vr...,..i: 

9lo.44*ML:i3 


.        . 

24.61  5,594 
20.000.000 

l:i.  ""•••.•».' 


9419,479 
iiUioo.ooo 


Valuation. 
935.499,613 
V9JM7.9M 

- 


Tax  RaU 


915-00 

15-00 
19.09 

15-OO 

•J!  ••_•-. 


:u.-oo,O90 

.:   :•  -    ... 

inty  and  city  tax  rate  (per  91.OOO)  In  1894  was  925 -9O, 
y  tax  being  (10-90  and  city  tax  915-OO.    The  city  tax 

rate  I915-OO)  I*  gro**  rate,  the  act  being  913-50. 
POPULATION  In  1890  wa*  43.189;  In  18SO  It  wa*  30.709 ;  In  1896 

It  wa*  estimated  at  63,980. 


•\7  A  I    r»O^T  A          J  J.  O.  CRAWFORD.  Mayor. 
V  A  L  LXJ5>  1  A.— }  A.  A.  PAAIBH.  Treasurer. 

itjr  I*  In  Lowades  County. 

LOANS—  Wken  D*t. 

KR  WORE*  AjroCmr  HALL— 

^•tf.  944.i «*0 Jan.  1.  1924 

MaTdebt  Mar.  1. 1896. .     944.OOD 
r»i  valuafn  18WS  (abt).2.2UU.UUO 
INTEREST  payable  la  New  Yorker  Va 
TAX  FREE. -All  bond,  of  thl*oity  an  exempt  from  taxation. 


I*  »i  actual  value. 

Total  tax  rate  (per  91 ,000). 913-50 

Population  in  1890  wa* 2,854 

Population  In  1896  about. . .  .4.50O 


State  of  Florida. 

IT- 

IiKBT.  RESnli;»  KS,  ETC. 

'rganizcd  M  a  Territory  (Act  March  80 1603)    -    March  80  1829 

tted  a*  a  State  (Act  March  8  1848)  March  8  1845 

otal  area  of  State  (square  mile*)       ....         80,680 

uteCapiul Tillihmun 

•loriu-rmexp.  Tu.  aft.  lit  Mem.  Jan.  J90J)  W.  D.BIozham 

-cwfy  ..f  Stat.-  tillTu.afJ.  Iftlion.  Jan.  1901)  J.  L.  Crawford 

reamrer  till  Toea.  after  l«t  MOD.  Jan.  1901)   -    C.  B.  Collim 

Legislature  meet*  biennially  in  odd  Tears  on  the  Tuesday 

ter  the  firet  Monday  in  April,  and  inarioni  are  limited  to  80 

•y*. 


LOANS-  

•  rVKFOM.  P.  Cl  PmffU*.     Wken  D**. 

"*oL  bond*  of  1*71 e    7        Jan.  1     Jan.  1,  1901      9860,000 

n**L  geld  bond*  of  1873...C    «g     J    A    J    Jan.  1,  1903        925,000 
REST  1*  payable  In  New  York  at  National  Park  Bank ;  al*o  In 

'"«• Coupon*  an  tax  receivable. 

'OTAL  DEBT,  ETC. -The  total  bonded  debt  on  January  1, 1896, 
.32.500.  of  which  9724,900  bead*  war*  la  Mat*  funds,  leaving 
.700  bonds  In  the  hand*  of  Individual*. 

lESSEO  VALUATION. -The  tax  valuation  of  real  e.Ute(lnclnd. 
iflroad*  and  telegraph*),  personal  property,  total  valuation  and 
K>  Ux  rat*  per  91 ,000.  at*  give*  below  tor  the  year.  Indicated ; 

*'"'  '••<•'".  P*n»nmt  •*£  I,,, 

*  '•  Total.        ftr  91.OOO 

:  mlnSA      ITM4ES     iStSKSSl 

98,368,014  5-60 

91.SS.467 
-...•.•..•.•.J  4-50 

-•..••;  i   i..'.  4-00 

i d  at  about  35  per  cent  of  actual  value. 

tea  of  railroad*  In  1896  wa*  917.723.982;  la  1892,917,061,- 

la  1888  914,007,100. 

JLATION  OF  STATE.- The  population  of  Florida  ha*  been 
lows  la  the  year  na*j>it : 


- 

IT  i-  l   -i. 

9U76.74I 
16.152.1M 

..   ««»-l.-..i  ..   r.-     .... 


««»-.l.-..i 


]...  r.-.i  .... 


1895 4«4.639 

189O 391,422 

1880 269,493 


1840 54,477 

1830 34,730 


1870 187.748 

I860 140,424 

1850 87,445 

In  1860-70  Increase  was  47,324,  or  33-70  per  cent;  In  1870-8O 
81,745,  or  43-54  per  cent;  In  1880-90, 121,929,  or  45-24  per  cent. 

The  proportion  of  the  colored  population  was  47-01  per  cent  In  188O 
and  42-58  per  cent  In  1890.  In  number  blacks  were  40,242  in  1850; 
62,677  in  1860;  91,689  In  187O;  126,690  In  1880;  and  166,678  In  189O. 


CITIES,  COUNTIES  AND  TOWNS 

IN    THE 

STATE  OF  FLORIDA. 


BARTOW. — Bartowlsln  Polk  County. 


Total  debt  (last  returns).    931,500 

Tax  valuation  1893 893.4 1 0 

Real  valuation 1 ,200.000 


Population  In  1890  was 1,386 

Population  1894  (estimated). 2,500 


DUVAL,   CO. — County  seat  Is  Jacksonville. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

RTVBK  IMPROV.  BUNDS  1892— 
6s.     J&J.   950,000... July  1,1932 

Optional  after  1912. 
5>8*.  MAN,  9225.000.. Nov.  1.  1932 

Optional  after 1912 

Total  debt  (last  return*)    93OO.OOO 
Tax  valuation  real 6,699,700 


Tax  valuation  personal..  1,688,920 

Tax  valuation.  RRs 1.0O4.55O 

Total  valuation  1894....  9,393,170 
Assecsment  about  h\  actual  value. 

Taxrat*  (per$l,OOO) 915-75 

PopulaWou  in   1890  was 26,800 

Population  in  1895  was... .34,766. 


INTEREST  Is  payable  at  New  York  and  Jacksonville. 

FERN  ANDIN  A.-  { 

Thi*  Is  the  county  seat  of  Nassau  Co. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

WATBB  WORK*— (Gold.) 
6s,  MAS,  930.000.... Sept  1, 1909 
Opt.  after  5  yrs.  with  10  p.c. 


Tax  valuation,  personal.  $142.020 
Total  valuation,  1896....    944,180 
Assessment  about  >a  actual  value 
Total  tax  per  91,000..         929-75 
Total  debt  July  15. 1896.. 930.OOO    Population  189O  was...       .2.803 

Sinking  fund l.V.u    1'opulation  1880  was  2562 

Net  debt. 28.4O7    Population  In  1898  wa*  ....'3.100 

Tax  valuation,  real 8O2.160 

INTEREST  U  payable  In  Fernandlna  or  In  Philadelphia. 

j  DR.  W.  M.  BO9TWICK.  Mayor. 
—  JA.  E.  SAWYER,  Comp. 

Thl*  I*  the  capital  of  Dnval  County. 

LOANS-  —  Intfmt.— ,   , Pnnripal , 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.  Cl.  Payable.  Wken  Dtu.  Outtland'g. 
Water  work*  A  Imp.  bd*.,  g.  5g  MAN/j  May  15, 1924  9515.0OO 
Water  work*  *  Imp.  hda,  g.  5g  137.0OO 

INTEREST  I*  payable  la  Jacksonville  or  New  York,  and  both  Inter- 
est and  principal  are  payable  In  gold. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  In  1896  of  real  and  personal  property, 
912.718,300;  city  tax  rate  (on  \  to  S  actual  value  of  property)  In 
1895  wa*  916-80  per  91,000  Inside  the  fln  limits;  ouUlde  of  those 
imluthe  rate  wa*  911-90  per  91.000.    In  1891  the  total  • -tinned 
valuation  wa*  912,574,670. 

POPULATION  In  1890  wa*  17,201 ;  in  188O  wa*  7,660;    In    187O 

a*  6.912.    A  eennu  taken  by  the  dry  Board  of  Health  gives  the  pop- 
ulation In  1896  a*  26.000. 


JEFFERSON   CO.— B.  W.  PARTRIDGE,  Treaa'r, 

County  aeat  I*  Montlrello. 

Bonded  debt  Feb.lS,  1897.950,700 
County  li:w  no  floating  debt. 

Tax  valuation,  nal 996.990 

Tax  valuation,  panonal.    583.796 
Total  valuation,  1894  .  .91.660,646 


Total  valuation,  1895..91.500.0OO 
Aaieaun't  about  *a  actual  value. 

Population  In  1890  wa* 15,757 

Population  In  188O  wa* 16.O69 

Population  In  1895  was 15,007 


WEST.-|_ 

County  seat  of  Monroe  County. 
LOA_NS-_  WktnDue, 


.  PERRY.  Mayor. 
—  OUNk,  Clerk. 


_JANS- 

CITT  HALL,  Brc.- 
s,  .....960.000. 
STREET  Bon 


1902 
— 
5s.  May  1.  9».\OOO  ..  May  1. 192O 

Subject  to  call. 

Interest  payable  In  New  York. 
Total  debt  Jan..  1896 255.5OO 


Tax  valuation  1895  ____  93,458,040 

Tax  valuation,  real  ......  3,2O9  275 

Tax  valuation,  penonal.  313.OOO 
Total  valuation  1893...  3.522,275 
AMeum't  from  6O  to  65%  act  vaL 
State  A  Oo.Ux  (per  91^>OO)  .914-50 
City  tax  (per  9M'00 


......  .. 

Population  In  189O  wa*.... 


11  JO 


7* »^,j,.jv.  oj.iiiMuou  ill  1  ?v.n.  wa*.          IM  OKQ. 

Water  debt  (Included)....     96.5OO    Population  in  1895  (estlm.j  25;OOO 
TAX  FREE.— Boadt  are  exempt  from  city  tax. 

OR  I    ANOO         JJ-  B.  PA RRAMORE,  Mayor. 

«->•—  {JAMES  i.  DUKE,  cierk 

County  srat  of  Orange  County. 

LOANS—  Wken  Dtu. 

PUIATIXO  DEBT— 

7s.J*D,  910.000 Dec.  1,1908 

Subject  to  call  after  Dee.  1, 1999. 

GENERAL REVEXCE— 
7s.  J*J.  96,000 Jaly  1,  1917 

Sabjert  to  call  after  15  yean. 

PUHUC  IMPBOVEMETT— 
7s,  M*N,  915,000.... Nov.  1. 1911 
7s,    J*J,     15,000  ...Jnlyl,  1917 

Subject  to  call  after  15  yean. 

i-RrxMU— 
7s,  JAD,  915,000 Dec.  1, 1908 

Hul.Jrct  to  call  after  Dre.  1, 1898 

INTEREST  1*  payable  at  the  Hanover  National  Bank.  N.  Y.  City 

PALATKA.— J.  B.  GROOMS,  Mayor. 

County  seat  of  Putnam  County. 

Tax  va.-i.iNnn  1895 91,100,000 

Assessment  alnmt  13  actual  VBlue. 

Total  tax  (per  $1.OOO) 27-5O 

Population  1890  wa* 3039 

Population  1880  wa*..     ....1,618 


Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97.    96O.OOO 

Floating  debt 6,757 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1 897. .      66,757 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,199,900 

Tax  valuation,  personal  144,840 
Tax  valuation,  railroad.  33.825 
Total  valuation  1897. ...1,367,665 
A**es*m<-nt  same  as  actual  value. 

City  tax  (per  91,000) 914-OO 

Population  In  1890  wa* 2.866 

Population  1894  (e*t) 3,500 


LOANS-  When  TUtt. 

onwi  TO  RETIRE  INDEBTEDKEM 

7s.  Jan.,  945,000 Jan.  1 , 1909 

Hubjert  to  call  at  1  lo. 
Total  debt  Apr.l,  1896.... 945,000 


•  Exempt  from  town  tax. 

INTEREST  I*  payable  In  Palatka  and  New  Yo* 


STATE  /WD  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


T-.C-K.TO  A  i-'f^l     A          5  W.  E.  ANDERSON,  Mayor. 
PENSAOOLA. —  JdEO.T.MOKG  AN,  Comptroller. 

This  city  is  in  Escambla  County. 

COMPROMISE  BONDS.  When  Hue. 
•As,  M.&N.,  $248,400. May  1,  1911 
Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97.$248,4OO 

Floating  debt 40,438 

Total  debt 288,838 

Sinking  funds. 62,000 

Net  debt  Jan.  1.  1897....  226.838 
Tax  valuation,  real  .... 2,433,560 
Tax  valuation,  personal..  714,180 

•  After  Nov.  1, 1901,  the  bonds  of  this  city  bear  6  per  cent  interest 
and  the  city  has  no  option  to  redeem  them  before  1911. 

SANFORD. — Sanford  is  in  Orange  County. 

Tax  valuation $616,340 

Real  valuation 1,500,000 

Population  in  1890  was 2,165 

Population  in  1894  (est.) 3,000 


Tar  valuation  1896.... $3,147,740 
Assessment  about  35  p.  c.  act.  val. 

Tax  valuation  1893 $2.303,400 

State  <t  Co.  tax, per  $1,000).  $9'00 

City  tax  (per  $1,000) 2O-OO 

School  tax  (per  $1,000) 6-00 

Population  in  1890  was.  ...11,750 
Population  in  1880  was  ...  6,845 
Population  in  1897  (est.)...15,000 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

STRKKT,  SCHOOL  &  LIGHT  BONDS— 


IN.  .I.V.I.  £l.-|,000   ...    ..Ian.  1.  I!»14 

Int.  at  Nat.  Park  Bank,  N.  Y.  City . 

Total  debt  (last  returns) . .  $45,OOO 


LOANS-  When  Due.  I 

7s,  ....",  $100,000..  ..Ju 


TAMPA.—  S.  L.  BIOELOW,  Clerk  B'd  Fob.  Works 

Tampa  is  Hillsborough  County.    See  CHRONICLE,  V.  62,  p.  470. 

I     MUNICIPAL  IMPROVHMKNT  - 
une.  1909  |  6s.g..J&J,$300,OOOg..  Jan.  1,1921 

BONDED   DEBT    in  March,  1896,  was  $400,000.    "  Other  indebt- 
edness is  provided  for  by  tax  levy." 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  1895  was  $5,090,000,  real  value  being 
estimated  at  $12,000.000. 

POPULATION  in  1890  according  to  the  United  States  Census  was 
5,532  ;  population  in  1896  estimated  at  24,000. 


State  of  Alabama. 

ITS 

DEBT,  RESOURCES,  ETC. 

Organized  as  a  Territory  (Act  March  3, 1817)  -  *Aug.  15, 18l'7 
Admitted  as  a  State  (Act  March  2, 1819)  -  Dec.  14,  1819 
Total  area  of  State  (square  miles)  -  ...  52,250 
State  Capital  -  Montgomery 

Governor  (term  expires  Dec.f  1898)  -  -  Jos.  F.  Johnston 
Secretary  of  State  (term  expires  Dec.  t  '98)  J.  Kirkman  Jnckson 
Treasurer  (term  expires  Dec.  f  1898)  -  -  Geo.  W.  Ellis 
Legislature  meets  biennially  in  even  years  on  the  Tuesday 
after  the  second  Monday  in  November,  and  sessions  are 
limited  to  50  days. 

*  This  is  date  when  the  Mississippi  Constitutional  Convention  com- 
pleted its  labors,  the  Act  establishing  the  Territorial  Government  of 
Alabama  having  provided  that  the  Act  was  to  commence  and  go  into 
force  when  the  Constitutional  Convention  of  Mississippi  had  "formed 
"  a  Constitution  and  State  Government  for  that  part  of  the  Mississippi 
"  Territory  lying  west  of  the  territory  herein  described." 

t  Term  is  two  years  from  time  of  installation  in  office. 


HISTORY  OF  DEBT.— For  history  of  Alabama's  State  debt  see 
STATE  AND  CITY  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1894,  page  168.  A  bill  has 
passed  the  State  Legislature  authorizing  the  Governor  to  refund  the 
bonds  now  outstanding  with  new  securities  bearing]  such  rates  of  in 
terest  as  may  be  deemed  best,  and  maturing  in  not  more  than  50  years 
from  date  of  issue. 

, — Interest. — * 
P.  Ct.  Payable. 
1876    4-5    J    &    J 
1876    5       J    &    J 
1876    4       J    &    J 


LOANS- 
NAME  AND  PURPOSE. 
Sub'n  bouds, Class  "  A ' 
do  Class  "B' 

do  Class  "C" 


Fu'd.b'ds  to  retire  6s  of  1880    4       J   &   J 


. Principal, . 

When  Due.      Outstand'g. 

July  1,  1906  $6,804,400 

July  1,  1906  578,000 

July  1,  1906  963,000 

Jan.    1,  1920  954,000 


PAR  VALU  E  OF  BON  DS— Class  A  bonds  are  $100,  $500  and  $1,000 
Classes  B  and  C  bonds  $1,000,  and  the  funding  4s  $500  and  $1,000. 

INTEREST— Interest  is  payable  in  New  York  at  the  American  Ex- 
change National  Bank  and  in  Montgomery.  Class  A  bonds  bear  4 
•per  cent  interest  till  July,  1896;  thereafter  5  per  cent. 

TOTAL  DEBT.— Alabama's  total  bonded  debt  in  June,  1896,  was 
$9,299,400.  Class  A  bonds  may  be  increased  $195,600,  Class  B  $18,000, 
Class  C  $30,520,  all  in  exchange  for  existing  indebtedness. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.-  The  folio  wing  table  shows  the  valuation 
of  property,  rate  of  taxation  and  amount  of  taxes  each  year  from 
1876. 

Valuation  of 
Year.  Property. 

1895 $241,338,024-99 

1894 243,171,677-00 

1893 260,172,590-16 

1890 258,979,575-41 

1885 172,528,933-32 

1880 139,077,328-22 

1876 135,535,792-00 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.— Population  of  Alabama  has  been  as 
follows  in  the  years  named 


Tax  Rale. 

5"Mi'lis 

5  do 
4       do 

6  do 
6*3    do 
713    do 


Amount  of 

Taxes. 

$1,328,817-39 
1,217,281-00 
1,302,473-96 
1,042,618-03 
1,041,897-74 
908,678-55 
1,016,518-44 


1890 1,513,017 

1880 1,262,"05 

1870 996,b.  2 


1860 964,201 

1850 771,623 

1840 590,756 


1830 309,527 

1820 127,901 

1810 9,046 


In  1860-70  increase  was  32,791,  or  3-40  per  cent;  in  1870-80. 
265,513,  or  26-63  per  cent;  In  1880-90,  250,512,  or  19-84  per  cent. 

The  proportion  of  the  colored  population  was  47-53  per  cent  in  1880 
and  45-04  per  cent  in  1890.  In  number,  blacks  were  345,109  in  1850 ; 
437,770  in  1860;  475,510  in  1870;  600,103  in  1880;  and  681,431  in 
1890. 


CITIES,  COUNTIES  AND  TOWNS 

IN  THE 

STATE  OF'ALABAMA. 


A  NT  MIC:  TO  XT        5  F.  M.  HIGHT,  Mayor. 
AIM  IN  IS)  1  UIN . —  J  p.  B.  BROWN.  Treasurer. 

Anniston  is  in  Calhoun  County.  The  city  defaulted  in  the  pay 
ment  of  interest  on  the  bonds  now  outstanding.  A  majority  of  the. 
bond  holders,  having  united  and  brought  suit  in  the  United  States 
District  Court,  secured  a  Judgment  against  the  city  for  the  pay. 
ment  of  the  overdue  coupons. 

SEWEBS,  SCHOOLS, 
CEMETERY,  &c. — 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS  1893— 


6s,  J&D.,  $150,000 J&D,  1919 


6s,  J&D,  $45,000 Dec.  1,  1913 

PUBLIC  BUILDINGS,  &c. — 
6s,  J&D,  $100,000. .. .June  1, 1917 

INTEREST  is  payable  in  New  York  and  Anniston. 
TOTAL  DEBT  on  Jan.  1, 1896,  was  $295,000.  All  bonds  of  this  city 
are  exempt  from  taxation.  . 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  1895  of  real  estate  was  $3,883,040; 
personal  property,  $917,680;  total,  $4,800,720;  tax  rate  (per  $1,000) 
was  $14-00,  of  which  $9-00  for  State  and  county  tax.  Property  ii 
assessed  at  about  <2  of  its  actual  value. 

POPULATION.-The  population  in  1890  was  9,998;  in!880itwa« 
942;  in  1895  (estimated),  10,000 


BESSEMER. — Situated  in  Jefferson  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due.    Sinking  fund  assets. 

IMPROVEMENT  BONDS— 

9s.  g., A&O, $50,0008. Apr.  1,  1922 
6s,  g.  J&J,     29,OOOg.July  1,  1939 

Interest  payable  in  New  York. 
Bond,  debt  Mar.  25,  '97.  ..$79,000 

Floating  debt J.OOO 

Total  debt 80,000 


$500 

Net  debt  Mar.  2D,  1*97..       7 

Tax  valuation,  real 1, 584.000 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    356,000 

Total  valuation,  189C 1,940,000 

Assessment  about  "5  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per$l,000) $16-50 

Population  in  1890  was 4,544 


BIRMINGHAM  —>F-V-  EVANS, Mayor. 

-rt-lvl-       (GEORGE  EUSTIS,  Treasurer. 

Birmingham  is  in  Jefferson  County.  The  holders  of  Birmingham 
bonds  were  asked  in  1895  to  make  a  compromise  with  the  city  in  the 
matter  of  interest  payments.—  (See  CHRONICLE,  V.  61,  p.  338.)  The 
city  is  at  present  paying  one-half  of  the  interest  on  its  debt. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
7g,  J&D,  $60,000  g 1916 

MARKET  HOUSE— 
7s,  July  1,  $5,000 1900 

Optional  at  any  time. 
7s,  M  15  &  N.,  $5,000 1915 

IMPROVEMENT  BUNDS  (Pref.) — 
6g,  J  15  &  J,  $150,000  g 1924 

PUBLIC  IMPROVEMENT — 
6g,  M&8,          $300,000  g.     ..1919 
6g,  M.  15  &  8.,    200,000  g.     ..1921 
6g,  J.  15&J.,     150,000  g.     ..1922 
5g,  A&O,  200,000  g.     ..1920 

5g,  M.  16  &  8.,    100,000  g. 


; 


REFUNDING  &!MPROVEM'T — 
6g.  F.  13  &  A.,  $140,000  g r.123 

TOWN  OF  HIGHLANDS  (ass'm 
6g.  M.  15  &N.,  $75,000,  g 11121 

SANITARY  BONDS— SERIES  i.-iv.— 

8s,  A&O,  $30,000 1905 

Series  I  to  IV  optional  after  10  y'r». 

SANITARY  BONDS,  1887— 
6g,  A.  30  &  O.,  $50,000  g 1917 

SANITARY  &  BUILDING— 

6g,  M.  1O  &  8.,  $50,000  g IftlT 

6g,  M.  15  &  8..    50,000  g 1918 

SCHOOL  BONDS— 

7s,  July  1.  $20,000 1915 

Optional  after  July  29, 1900 
6g,  J&D,  $25,000  g 1918 

INTEREST  is  mostly  payable  either  in  New  York,  at  the  Hanover 
National  Bank,  or  Birmingham.  Coupons  are  all  tax  receivable. 

TOTAL  DEBT.— The  city's  bonded  debt  on  Jan.  15,  1897,  was 
$1,610,000,  Hoating  debt  about  $20,000.  On  Jan.  1, 1894,  the  total 
bonded  debt  amounted  to  $1,480,000. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  1893  of  real  estate  was  $20,000,000; 
personal  property,  $3,000,000;  total,  $23,000,000.  City  tax  (per 
$1,000)  in  1896  was  $5-00 ;  school  tax  (per  $1,000),  $2  00. 

Property  is  assessed  at  about  one-half  of  its  actual  value. 

POPULATION  in  1890  was  26,178;  in  1897  Clocal  estimate)  40,000 


COLBERT   COUNTY.— County  seat  is  Tuscumbia. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

ROAD  BONDS— 

6s,  semi-an.,  $100,000.1923  &  1933 
Total  debt  (last  returns)  .$100,000 


Tax  valuation,  real $2,155,336 

Tax  valiiiit'n,  personal.  1 ,42! 
Total  valuation  1895...  3,5," 
Populatiou  in  1890  w;is L1 


TT'TTTT'ATTT     A          5  p-  B-  McKENZIE,  Mayor. 

IL,  U  r  J\.  U  J_.tt.. —  J  EDWARD  B.  YOUNG,  Treasurer. 

This  city  is  in  Barbour  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS— 
6s,  J&J,  $67,050 Jan.  1,  1899 

WATER  AMI  SEWER  BONDS- 
OS,  J&D,  $67,000 June  1,  1926 

Bonded  delit  Oct.,  1896. .$134,000 
Tax  valuation,  real 818,540 

The  figures  of  valuation  given  above  do  not  include  merchandise. 

I NTEREST  is  payable  at  City  Treasurer's  office,  Eufaula.    Coupoo 
are  tax  receivable. 

CITY  PROPERTY.— The  city  owns  property  valued  at  $05,000. 

J  ROBERT  ANDREWS,  Mayor. 
.—  \  j.  B.  WHITE,  Clerk. 
County  seat  of  Lauderdale  County. 


Tax  valuation,  personal.  $609,92") 
Total  valuation  1895. . . .  1,4  -  - 
Tax  rate  (per $1,000)....         10-00 
Assessment  is  :<4  actual  value. 

City  property  1896. $128,000 

Population  in  1S!W  was 4.39J 

Population  in  1896  (est.)... .7,730 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

SEWER,  &c.,  BONDS — 

6s,  semi-ann.,  $69,000 1900 

Bonded  debt  Feb.10,1897. $69,000 


Floating  debt 


12,457 


Total  debt  Feb.  10,  1897..   81,457 
INTEREST  is  payable  in  New  York  at  Chemical  National  Bank. 


Tax  valuation  1896....$! 
Assessment  about  %  actual  valut 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $15'0 

Population  1890  was 6,01 

Population  ISxo  was 

Population  1897  (locales! 


G  ADSDEN. — Gadsden  is  In  Etowah  County. 


Total  debt  June  1896. . . .    $40,000 

Tax  valuation  1893 2,500,000 

Real  valuation 5,000,000 


Population  in  1890  was 6,0o 

Population  in  1880  was 3,73 

Population  1894  (estim'fd)..«iM 


April,   1897. 


MISSISSI? f  I-DE8T  Of  8THT£, 


173 


HUNTSV1LLE.— 

Tat*  to  the  count/  seat  or  Madison  County. 

LOANS- 
MrxicirjtL  Bo>n>* 

«*. $43,000 

WATU  BOXM  an 

0*. $15.000 1907 

,     Subject  to  Mil  after  1897. 
Total  debt  (last  return*)... $62.2OO 
Coupon*  an  all  tax  receivable. 


Tax  valuation,  real $1,743,730 

Tax  ruination,  personal  679,089 
Total  valuation  1S!»4. ..  2,4'->-J.819 
Actual  value  "about  $3,500,OOO." 

Total  tax  per  $1,OOO $2O-5O 

Population  1890  (local  cen.)  7,995 
Population  1895  (local  eit.)12,OOO 


JEFFERSON  CO.— K.  F.  H.VWKIX^.  Treaa. 

County  seat  I*  Birmingham. 
LOANS-  »"*«•  On*. 

.M>  JllL— 

8*.  JAD.  $300.000.... Dec,  1,1917 
0*,XAS.    200,000... .Mar.  1.1919 
JAIL  AXD  ALMSBOCSB— 

0*.  FAA.  $25.000 AUK.  1 .  1905 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

•  Bo-ID*— 

«*,  MAX,  $50,000 Xov.  1. 1919 

B*,JAJ.       50.0110  ...July  15. 1920 

OB.AAO,  100.000  ...Oct.  1,1921 

INTEREST  oa  all  the  bond*  U  payable  la  Sew  York;  on  6*  due 
1905  and  5*  doe  192O  at  Hanover  National  Bank ;  oa  6s  due  1917  at 
national  Park  Bank:  on  0*  due  1919  at  Flnt  Xatlonal  Bank. 

TAX  FREE,.— All  boa**  lasaed  by  thU  eouuty  are  exempt  from  tax  - 


Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897  $625,OOO 
Tax  valuation,  real...  17,377,942 
Tax  valuafn.  person!  13.O13.4  '4 
I..-..1  ral  .  ,1  m  :-  ••  M  .  •:.  •••• 
Assessment  U  ^  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per$l.OOO> $6-00 

County  tax  (per  $1.000)....     5-5O 

Population  139O  wa* «3,5O1 

Population  188O  wan .. . 


MADISON   CO.  —  County  (eat  U  HunUvllJe. 


1        LOANS-  *T*»  »•«- 

ft*.  JAJ.  $.V>.UUO  ......  Jan.  1,1919 

Optkmal  after  Jan.  1,  19O9 
•a.  JAJ.  $50.000  ......  Jan.  1.1929 

.••al  after  Jan.  1.  1919 
1  last  return*).  .  .  $1OO,OO 


Tax  valuation,  real $4.696,545 

Tax  valuation,  peraooal  2.5O0.224 

Total  valuation  1895...   7.191.769 
*j  actual  value. 


St.  A  Co.  tax  (per  $1.000) "94  $10-50 
Population  la  1890  waa..... 38. 


Population  in  l«80i 


,119 

....37.625 


TAX   FREE.-AII  the  bontU  an  •xMaptfnMi  county  and  «tty  tax. 


MARION  .  —  Tal*  etty  U  In  Perry  County. 

LOANS-  WhenDtte.  I  Tax  valuation  1894  ......  $4  IS.  8*5 

w>ri»Wi,m.  BOKO*—  I  KealvalaaUonie.4.1  ......  8M.OOO 

«.  MAX.$2.MWO  .....  May  1.  19tS    Population  la  189O  wa*    .     .;.•-_• 

SabjMt  to  Mil  after  May  1.  19O9    Population  In  1880  wa»  ......  2.O74 

Toial  .lebt  (la*t  return.)  .  .$2S.OOO  |  PopoJalion  1896  (estimated)  .2^00 
^•XRESr  U  payable  by  N.  W.  HarrU  *  Co.,  Hew  York.    Both 
.pal  and  Interest  are  payable  In  gold. 


BILE.-C.  L.  LAVRKTTA.  Mayor. 


U  the  eoonly  aeat  of  Mobile  County.    ThU  city  ha*  paid  IU 
iUe  with  IU  bondholder.  In  1881. 


nlarly  alaee  the 
ANS- 


;..•   •  •  .  .•     '   :  --  : 


ITan*  S27.  KifUmff. 
Jan    1.  1908  $2.2«2.5OO 


takjMt  to  call  at '100.' 
P    R  VALUE  OF  BONDS-TBehwl.anlW$000**oh. 
INTEREST  UpayaMe  IB  Sow  York  City  atth*  Mercantile  Xational 
$Jank :  aUo  In  Mobile  M  th*  Flnt  BJ.aao.al  Baak.    The  bond*  bea  r  4 

iBorsalUr  8  poromrt. 

^H>L  BONDED  DEBT  Aug.  24,  1898.  wa*  $2.2*1.  I*-.',    or  the 
^^•t  b..n,r.  of  Ism  aomrt  $»V>.<iOO  ataad  better  In  the  market 
$aaa  th*  rat  because  they  an  o»aor*ed   with   the  XaXiiunt   that 
She*  i  iimsuBl  th*  ••HIBBII  mo«»y  far  certain  wharf  property  and  are 
a  veaoof*  UM  OB  aatdjmperty.    Aa  act  ofibe  Legislature 


i 

P6PULATION-The  p. 
^•Tln  11TO  wa<  n-j.ir 


the  bond*  of  i--i. 
K  from  thl.  tax  I* 
by  lot.  at  par, 

-H«of  real  estate  ww$lO.3<): 
$«-OO  wa*  eity  proper  lax  aad  $7'5O  was 

pulaUoa  In  1890  wa*  31.O76:  la  188O  wa* 

I       rt,.-  |-M'  •'  .'  •"    hj  I-'" •       .      :   .' 


»BILE  COUNTY.-S.  <;.  STOXB.  Trwunrer. 

i.  Mobile. 

Wa»«  Dtu.  |  Total  debt  Feb.  1.1  «»7.    $337.000 
real 


Tax 
.$25.000  .....  Feh.  1.  190*    Tax 


i, 


at  fall  value. 
..Mar  1.  10m    Total  tax  (por  I$1.0OO) ...  .$12-00 

MW>  ...  JOB*  1.1*11  I  FwpMlatle*  1880  wa* 51.587 

I  of  Mottle. 
are  exempt  from  taxa- 

MONTGOMERY.-{w»»8Hj>aigBT.«aJS; 

UBHIJ  t«ta«Oojity«aa«o«MiBl4aBiH/Oe«Bty. 
i    Uteiwt  aa«  been  paid  promptly  alBe*  the  eomprmnlM  In  1877. 

LOANS  Wktnthu.  LOAN&-  Wke»I>*t. 

rfl4>rtABT  SBWBaAAB— 

1907    OVJAJ.  $100,000.... May  1.1918 
'  •sBoBM—  *•  frnuirra,  acitooiA  Ac.— 

•V> July  2, 1907    8*.  JAJ.  $95.000 Jan.  1.1921 

Hoaw*-  I    Crrr  Bora*— 

^•Ena*X«X>  :tT7  I  8a,  JAJ.$SM.MO.  ..  Jan.  1.1924 

"••'••'  10*.  Apr.  1.  10.000... ..Apr.  1.1910 

.$aoOan.|fl.i«»i    »$aOand$.VM>.  *$3OOand$l.OoO.  d$1.00O 
^^•MEST  U  payaM*  la  «ew  York.    Cmtpoa*  an  tax  receivable. 
TAX  FREE- AD  bead*  lamed  by  tai*  city  an  exempt  from  taxation. 


':  I-er- 
tax  rate  (per 

.  _ ,  tax.  $5-oo ;  city 

Property  a*******  at  from  •»  to  \  of  It*  actual 

-la  1480  It  wa*  21.W3.  la  188O  It  wa*  10,713:  In 


MONTGOMERY    CO. — County  seat  is  Montgomery. 

LOANS—  WHenDue.    Tax  valuation  person']  $6,403,510 

COUBT  HOUSE  BONDS—  Total  valuation  1895. .  18,877,865 

(is.  AAO,  $45.000.... April  1, 19O7    Population  in  1990  wag.. ...56,175 

Bonded  debt  (lagtreturng).$45,OOO  |  Population  In  188O  was 52,352 

Tax  valuation,  real..  $12,474,350  |  Population  In  1895  (est.)... .75,006 

OZ  AR  K.. — TUU  city  is  in  Dale  County. 


LOANS-  Wlun  Due. 

IMPKOVKMENT  BONDS— 

Os.  JiJ.  $20,OOO Jan.  1,1924 

Tax  valuation  1894 $550,000 


Real  valuation  (about). ..$750,000 

Population  in  1890  wa» 1,195 

Population  in  1894  (estim'd). 3,000 


J  MARCUS  J.  MEYER,  Mayor. 
—  IB.L  SHELLEY,  Treasurer. 
Selma  la  In  Dallas  County. 

LOANS—  Wken  Due. 

RKKUNWNO  BONDS— 
•U,  JAJ,  $38O,OOO July  1,  1919 

Intt-rext  payable  at  Selma. 
Bonded  debt  Jan  1. 1897.$38O.OOO 

floating  debt  about 8.0OO 

Total  debt 388.0OO 

Sinking  fund. 20.OOO 


Xet  debt  Jan.  1.  1897  . .    $368,000 

Tax  valuation,  real b,054,710 

Tax  valuation,  pers'al..    1,958,528 

Total  valuation  1897...  5,013,238 

Assessment  I*  3»  actual  value. 

Toal  tax  (per$l,OOO) $15-OO 

Population  in  1890  was 7,622 

Population  In  1897  (est.)...  15,000 


TAX  FREE— All  of  the  city's  bonds  are  exempt   from   city  and 
oimty  tax. 


S  H  EFFI E LD. — Sheffield  ill  in  Colbert  County. 


LOANS—  Wlun  Dtte. 

InrxoxaJCKKT  BOXDS— 

8S.M4X.     $900 1909 

b«.JAJ.    78.000 1909 


INTERS 

;      >•'_•-. 


5T  payable  In  N    1 


Total  debt  (last  returns)    $80,238 

Tax  valuation  1894. 1,328,952 

Real  valuation  (about)... 2.OOO.OOO 
Total  tax  (per$l,OOO)L..  $15'5O 
Population  18UOWM 2,731 


TALLADEGA.— W.  J.  RHODES,  Mayor. 

Talladega  I*  the  county  seat  of  Talladega  County. 
A  majority  of  the  holder*  of  bond*  of  this  eity  have  agreed  to  accept 
3  and  3"»  per  eent  Interest  on  their  bonds  for  live  years. 

LOANS-  WktnDue.       INTEREST  at  Nat.  Park  Bank, 

Hi  i.  x.  V.  City. 

6s.  JAJ.  $20,000 Jan.  1.  1932    Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,  '97.    (77.OOO 

Utraoravan  BoniM—  Floating  debt 5.IXX) 

0*.  JAJ.  $10.000 Jan.  1.1909    Total  debt  82.OOO 

-IKI—  Tax  valuation  1896 95O.OOO 

7*.  JAJ, $12.OOO July  1.  1906    Real  valuation  (about)  ..3.0OO.OOO 

Total  tax  (per  *1.<>OO) $i;>-(H) 

Po|iulatlon  In  1«!»O  was 2.063 

Population  in  1893  (est) 5,000 


Of,  MAM.  $39.000 g... May  1.  1920 


TROY. — County  seat  of  Pike  County. 

WATEH  BONDS— 

8s.  aaml-aiin..  •50.000.  Feb.  1 , 1 924 
Total  debt  (last  returns).  $110.000 

Tax  valuation.  1894 1,154.293 

Real  valuation  (about)  ..3,000,000 


LOANS- 
ELECTBIC  LI.-.IIT— 


.  F*A.  $20,000  .....  Feb.  1,1911 

IHPBOVEHEXT   BUXII*— 

6»,  J*J,  $30.000  ......  Feb.  1,  1924 

RAILBOAO  Aiu  — 
5*.  Mar..  $19.300  .....  Mar.  1  .  19O1 

8CMOOI.  BO*M— 

•Jc  .  MAS  ..........  K..  Mar.  1.1925 

INTEREST  on  0*  I*  payable  In  New  York;  on  5s  In  Troy. 

The  railroad  aid  bond*  are  provided  for  by  a  levy  and  collection  of 


..,, 

Population  1890  was 3,449 

Population  188O  wan 2,294 

Population  In  1894  (est.)  ....4.758 


rlty  own*  the  electric  light  plant,  and  the  revenue  derived  from 
laoaiKtoaeeat  UghUag  defray*  expense*  of  running,  pays  Interest,  and 
pmvMea  a  reafafae  to  pay  bonds  at  maturity. 

TUSC  A  LOOS  A. — This  city  Is  In  TuaealoiHia  County. 

Total  debt  (last  return.)   $112.1100  i  Real  valuatii>u ...            .;...,.,„.,, 
Tax  valuation --.uoo.  I'opulatlou  (ai«.ut) 6,500 

UNION  SPRINGS.— jj 

Union  8prmg*  I*  In  Bullock  County. 

/.   . 


kOAN — 
Hi  Hutu  Am  Bom 

•...*•-•!. IH.I     1908 

Aabtoe*  to  call  at  option  of 
WATBB-WoaK*  B  .BD*- 
(U.  AAO.  rJO.O»>  1925 

Total  debt  Feb.  1.  1497...$41,OOO 

Hlnktncfnnd 

Xet  debt  Feb.  1.1897...        I  <  MO 


Tax  valuation,  real.  $367. 1x5 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    -'- 
Total  valuation  1890....  65O.872 
Aaaeaament  about  the  same  M 
actual  value, 

City  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $IUIH> 

AM      .1  M    •    :  MM  I  M  2,048 

Populuilon  In  1-i-o  was l.«tb2 

Papulatlon  la  1890  (eat  )....3.OOO 
TAX  FREE- -All  bond*  of  the  city  are  eiempt  from  taxation. 


State  of  Mississippi. 

!  I  - 

DKI5T,  HKSM|-|;CI->.   KTC. 

Organized  a*  a  Territory  (Act  Apr.  7  1798)  -  *Apr.  7.  1798 
Admitted  a*  a  State  (Act  March  1 1817)  -  -  Dec.  10.  1817 
Total  area  of  State  (square  miles)  46,810 

State  Capital Jackson 

Governor  (term  exp.  Jan.  1900)  -  A.  J.  McI.Hurin 

Secretary  of  State  (term  exp.  Jan.  1900)  -  J.  L.  Power 
Treasurer  (term  expire*  Jan.  1900)  A.  Q.  May 

Legislature  meet*  quadrennially  in  leap  years  the  Tuesday 
after  the  first  Monday  in  January,  with  a  special  session  the 
second  year  following  the  leap  year.  Regular  or  quadrennial 
lOarion*  are  not  limited,  but  special  sessions  are  limited  to  30 
days,  unless  the  Governor  by  proclamation  shall  extend  the 
fitting,  and  only  revenue  and  appropriation  bills  can  be  con- 
sidered, "  except  such  other  matters  as  may  be  acted  upon  at 
an  extraordi 3ary  session  called  by  the  Governor." 

Thl«  ta  the  date  of  the  organization  of  the  old  MUwiMlppI  Territory, 
which  wa«  divided  up  Into  two  part*  when  the  Htate  waa  created. 


174 


STATE  MB  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


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do 
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1880 
1896 


HISTORY  OF  DEBT.— For  history  of  the  State  debt  of  Misslsslpp 
tee  STATE  AMD  CITV  SUPPLEMENT  of  April  1894,  page  170. 

LOANS—  • — Interest. — .  . Principal. 

—to-  P.  Ct.  Payable.     When  Due.     Outsland'g. 

6          Jan.       Jan.  1, 1907       $500,000 
.    4  Jan.       Jan.  1, 1919         103,000 

....    5         J.&J.     Jan.  1,  1906         400,000 
Optional  after  Jan.  1, 1901. 
INTEREST  Is  payable  In  Jackson. 
TOTAL  DEBT.— Mississippi's  total  Indebtedness  on  July  1,  1896, 
was  92,641,201,  and  of  this  amount  a  large  proportion  was  held  by 
vorlons  State  funds. 

The  Constitution  of  the  State  interdicts  the  payment  of  the  so-called 

"Union  Bank"  and  "Planters'  Bank"  bonds. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  State's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 

rate  have  been  as  follows : 

Real  Personal         Total  Assessed    Tax  rate 

rear,.  Estate.  Property.  VahMtton^per9l.Of» 


$47,540,169  160,949,527  5-00 
48,764,536  162,173,894  5'00 
50,412,468  167,109,503  3'50 
49,767,877  165,847,334  4-00 
44,323,320  157,518,906  4'00 
42,721,082  133,706,779  4-00 
129,887,254  3-50 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.— The  population  of  Mississippi  has 
been  as  follows  in  the  years  named : 


1893 $113,409,358 

1892  ..          ..    113,409,358 

1891 116,697,035 

1890 116,079,457 

1889 113,195,586 

90,985,697 


1890 1,289,000 

1880 1,131,597 

1870 827,922 


1860 791,305 

1850 606,526 

1840 375,651 


1830 136,621 

1820 75,448 

1810 31,306 


In  1860-70  increase  was  36.617,  or  4-63  per  cent;  in  1870-80,  303,675 
or  36-68  per  cent;  In  1880-90, 158,003,  or  13-96  per  cent. 

The  proportion  of  the  colored  population  was  57-47  per  cent  in  1880 
and  57-98  per  cent  In  1890.  In  number  blacks  were  310,808  In  1850 ; 
437.404  in  1860;  444,201  in  1870:  650,291  In  1880  and  747,720  In 
1890  

CITIES,  COUNTIES  AND  TOWNS 

IX    THE 

STATE  OF  MISSISSIPPI. 


ADAMS   CO. — County  seat  is  Natchez. 

Bonded  debt  <la3treturns)$212,600 

Floating  debt 23,000 

Total  debt  (last  returns). .  235,600 

Sinking  fund 10,000 

Net  debt 225,600 


Tax  valuation,  real $3,264,614 

Tax  valuation,  personal  1,304,696 
Total  valuation  '95  (est.).4,569,310 
State&Co.  tax  (per$l,000).$15'00 
Population  1890  was 26,031 


BILOX1. — Biloxi  is  in  Harrison  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

CITY  HALL  &  MARKET  BONDS — 

7s,  M&S,  $15,OOO Mar.  14, 1900 

($1,000  due  y'rly)  to  Mar.  14, 1914 
Int.  at  Chem.Nat.  Bank,  N.Y.City. 
Total  debt  (last returns)... $15.000 


Tax  valuation  1894 $673,894 

Real  valuation  (about) . .  1,500,000 

Population  in  1890  was 3,234 

Population  in  1880  was 1,540 

Population  In  1895  (est.) 5,000 


BOLIVAR   COUNTY. — County seatls Rosedale. 
LOANS—  When  Due. 


RAILROAD  BONDS— 
6s,  May,  $150,000 . .  .May  15,  1918 
Tax  valuation,  real #2,205,466 


Tax  valuation.personal.  $782,108 
Total  valuation  1893. . .  2,987,574 
State  tax  (per  $1,000) . .  $5-00 
Population  1890  was 29,980 


COLUMBUS. —  \  H.  M.  LANIER,  City  Marshal. 

County  seat  of  Lowndes  County. 

The  courts  having  decided  that  the  bonds  which  were  voted  to  the 
Columbus  Fa>  ette  &  Decatur  RR.,  and  afterward  transferred  to  the 
Gap  Company,  are  a  valid  debt  of  the  city,  the  series  will  be  refunded 
by  the  Issue  of  a  new  loan  at  a  lower  rate  of  interest. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS — 
6s,  F&A,  $98,500.... Sept.  1,1902 

Sub.'ect  to  call. 

Interest  payable  at  Columbus. 
Total  debt  Jan.  1,1897..    $98,500 
Tax  valuation,  real 1,453,779 


Tax  valuation,  personal.  $557,702 

Total  valuation  1897 2,011,481 

Assessment  about  ;H  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000). ..  $18'87i2 

Population  1890  was 4,559 

Population  1897  (est.) 6,000 


GREENVILLE, — Greenville  Is  In  Washington  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due.    Tax  valuation,  real $2,377,566 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS—  Tax  valuation,  person'l.      962,844 

SB,  Mar.  1,  $47,500.. Sept.  1, 1907    Total  valuation  1894.... 3,340,410 
7s,  J&J,        50,000... Jan.  1, 1898    Assessment  same  as  actual  value. 

6s,  May  1,     25,OOO...May  1, 1908  I  Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $30-00 

6s,  Feb.  10,  50.000.  .Feb.  10, 1915  I  Population  in  1890  was 6,658 

Water  6s,      65,000 ,     1916  I  Population  in  1880  was 2,191 

Bond,  debt  (last  returns). $172,500  |  Population  In  1894  (est.) 7,500 

INTEREST  on  the  bonds  due  in  18981s  payable  at  Greenville;  on 
•II  others  at  New  York. 

TAX  FREE.— The  above-mentioned  bonds  are  exempt  from  city  tax. 


HINDS   CO.— S.  B.  THOMAS,  Treasurer. 

County  seats  are  Raymond  and  Jackson. 


Bonded  debt  Feb.  15, '97. $180,000 
County  has  no  floating  debt. 

Slnklngfund 16,000 

Net  debt  Feb.  15,  '97...       164,000 
Tax  valuation,  real 4,873,106 


Tax  valuation.personal. $2,337,193 
Total  valuation  1893...  7,210,299 
Tax  valuafn  '96  about.  7,500,000 
State  tax  (per  $1,000)  '93  $5'OO 
Population  1890  was 39,279 


5  RAMSEY  WHARTON,  Mayor. 
~ID.  P.  PORTER,  JR.,  Clerk. 
County  seat  of  Hinds  County  and  State  capital. 

LOANS—  When  Due.  I  Tax  valuation,  real $2,056,409 

SCHOOL  BONDS—  I  Tax  yaluat'n,  personal.   1,046,664 


6s,  Jan.,  $24,300 Jan.  1,  1909 

Subject  to  call  after  5  years. 
COLORED  PUBLIC  SCHOOL — 

6s,  Dec.,  $7,500 Dec.  31, 1915 

Subject  to  call  after  5  years. 

Total  debt  Feb.  1,'97 $31,800 

City  has  no  sinking  fund. 

I N  T  E  R  EST  Is  payable  at  Jackson  Miss. 

TAX  FREE.— A-U  of  the  cityV  boua»  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


Total  valuation  1896...  3J103J173 
Assessment  Is  %  actual  value. 

City  tax  (per  $1,000) $13-00 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) 24-50 

Population  1890  was 5,920 

Population  1896  about 10,000 


MADISON  COUNTY.— B.  E.  JONES,  Treas. 


County  seat  is  Canton. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

RAILROAD  AID  BONDS — 

7s,  J&D,  $73,500 June  1, 1917 

(Optional  after  5  years.) 

Interest  is  payable  at  Canton. 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1896.      $73,500 


Tax  valuation,  real $2,807,955 

Tax  valuation, personal.$l,O49, 353 
Total  valuation  1893...  3,857,308 
Assessment  about  SR  actual  value. 
State  &Co. tax  (per  $1,000). $14-5O 
Population  in  1890  was 27,321 


M  ERIDI  AN. — This  is  the  county  seat  of  Lauderdale  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

MARKET  BONDS — 
5s,  J&J,  $11,500 Jan.  1,  1900 

SCHOOL  HOUSE  BONDS— 

6s,  J&J,  $30,000 Jan.  1,  1900 

6s,  May  1, 15,000 May  1,  1914 

SEWER  BONDS — 
6s,  May  1,  $100,000.. May  1,  1924 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  National  Park  Bank,  New  York  City. 

MISSISSIPPI  LEVEE  DISTRICT. -W.  A. 
EVERMAN,  Secretary  and  Trensurer. 


Bond,  debt  (last  returns)  $156,500 
Tax  valuation  1894....  5,556,616 
Actual  valuation  1894.10,OOO,OOO 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) 13-OO 

Population  in  1890  was 10,624 

Population  1895  (local  est.). 15,000- 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

LEVEE  CONSTRUCTION— 
6s,  J&J,  $250,000. . .  .Jan.    1, 1918 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
6a,  J&J,  $163.500. ..  .June  1,1920 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
6s.  J&J,    $36,500.... Sept.  1,  1922 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 


6s,  J&J,  $500,000 Apr.  1.1930- 

Subject  to  call  after  Apr.  1, 191O 

6s,  J&J.  $200.000 May  1,  1924 

Total  debt  Feb..  1896.. $1,150,000 
District  has  no  sinking  fund. 

Tax  valuation  '94  abt.$l  0,950,000 
Assessment  is  J.j  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $15-00- 


The  valuation  given  above  is  on  property  behind  the  public  levy  and 
does  not  include  anything  in  front  on  the  river  side. 

INTEREST  on  the  bonds  due  in  1918  and  1924  is  payable  at  Green- 
ville, Miss.;  on  other  bonds  at  New  York. 


TAX  FREE, 
taxation. 


The  bonds  due  in  1918  and  1920  are  exempt  front. 


(WILLIAM  G.  BENB  ROOK,  Mayor. 
. —  JFRED.  J.  MAHER,  Treas. 
Natchez  is  the  county  seat  of  Adams  County. 


When  Due. 


N.  O.  &  N.W.  RR.  BONDS— 


6s,  May,  $320,000.... May  1,  192» 


LOANS. 

CITY  IMP.  BONDS — 

6s,  Jan.,  $37,OOO in  20  years 

Subject  to  call  after  5  years 

I NTEREST.— Interest  is  payable  at  City  Treasury. 

BONDED  DEBT  Feb.  1, 1897,  was  $357,000;  floating  debt,  $1,676;. 
total  debt,  $358,676 ;  sinking  fund  assets,  $8,281 ;  net  debt,  $350,395. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  1896  of  real  estate  was  $2,618,683; 
personal  property,  $1,312,982;  total,  $3,931,665;  total  tax  (per 
$1,000),  $32-00.  Property  is  assessed  at  about  66  percent  of  itsactual 
value.  No  figures  of  valuation  and  tax  rate  have  been  made  up  since- 
1894. 

POPULATION.— In  1890  it  was  10,101;  in  1880  it  was  7,058  ;  ln> 
1897  it  was  estimated  at  12,000. 


SUNFLOWER  CO.— W.  P.  GRESHAM,  Treas. 

County  seat  is  Indlanola. 

When  Due. 


LOANS- 
RAILROAD  BONDS — 

7s,  J&J,  $75.000 Jan.  1,  1901 

Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897       $75,000 
Interest  payable  in  New  York  City 


Tax  valuation  1895 $2,005,202. 

Assessment  about  %  actual  value. 
State  &  Co.  tax  ( (per  $1 ,000)  .$2 1  -00- 
Assesssment  about  *v  actual  value. 
Population  in  1890  was 9,384- 


TAX  FREE. — Bonds  of  this  county  are  exempt  from  taxation. 
SINKING  FUND.— Alevy  of  50  cents  per  $1,000  is  to  be  made  here- 
after as  sinking  fund. 


VTOKSRTTRG $w.  L.  TROWBRIDGE,  Mayor. 

v  ^V-'JTS.^ourxvj.       ^H.  j.  TROWBRIDGE,  Clerk. 

Vioksburg  is  the  county  seat  of  Warren  County. 

By  the  provisions  of  Its  charter  the  city  is  obliged  to  levy  a  tax  to- 
meet  the  Interest  on  Its  bonds,  and  to  apply  any  surplus  of  the  sum  so 
raised,  after  payment  of  interest,  to  the  purchase  of  bonds  at  or  below 
par. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

COMPROMISE  BONDS — 

5s,  F&A,  $325,650 1921 

Redeemable  $10,OOO  yearly 


L.  N.  O.  &  T.  RR.  BOND  INTB'ST— 

5s,  F&A,  $100,000 1916 

Bonds  held  by  UNION  NAT.  BANK— 
$5,600. .  .$2,850  yearly. 


INTEREST  Is  payable  in  Vicksburg.  All  coupons  are  tax-receivable. 

TAX  FREE.— The  bonds  are  all  exempt  from  taxation. 

BONDED  DEBT  on  January  1,  1897,  was  $431,250;  floating  debt 
$89,508;  total  debt,  $520,758. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  1895  of  real  estate  was  $5,500,000;  of 
personal  property,  $1,175,000 ;  total,  $6,675,000;  total  tax  rate  (per 
$1,000),  $33  50.  Property  is  assessed  at  "s  of  its  actual  value. 

POPULATION  in  1890  was  13,373;  In  1880  was  11,814;  In  1870 
was  12,443.  The  population  in  1897,  according  to  local  figures,  ii- 
about  16,000. 

WASHINGTON    CO.— T.    H.   HOOD,    Clerk 
and  Auditor. 

County  seat  is  Greenville. 
LOANS—  When  Due.  I 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS— 
7»,  Feb.  1,  $100,000.. June  1, 1911  I 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
7s,  J&J,  $22,500 July  2, 1914 

Subject  to  call  after  July  2, 1904 

RAILROAD  BONDS— 
6s,  Feb.  10,  $100,000. Mar.  6, 1915 


Bonded  debt  Feb.  15,  '97.$222,500 


County  has  no  floating  debt. 

Tax  valuation,  real $4.183,31'. 

Tax  valuation.pers  >n'l . .  1,1 12,091 
Total  valuation  1896..  5,595,403 
Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per$l,000) $15-00 

Population  in  1890  was 40,414 

Population  in  1880  was 25,367 

Population  in  1895  (est.) . .  .43,000 


Principal  of  all  the  county's  bonds  is  payable  in  gold. 

INTEREST  on  the  railroad  bonds  is  payable  in  New  York;  on  other 
bonds  at  Greenville. 

TAX  FREE-— The  above-mentioned  bonds  are  exempt  from  county 
tax. 


April,  189' 


J-OUISI/W-DEBT  Of  STATE 


175 


State  of  Louisiana. 

ITS 

DKBT,  RESOURCES,  ETC. 

Organized  as  a  Territory  (Act  Mch.  2«.  1804')  -  Oct.  1,  1804 
Admitted  as  a  State  >  \ct  Feb.  30.  1811)  -  -  April  30,  1812 
Total  area  of  State  square  miles)  ....  48,730 

State  Capitol, Baton  Rouge 

r.-rrn  exp.  8d  MOD.  May  1900)  -  Murphy  J.  Foster 
Sec.  of  State  (term  ezp.  3d  MOD.  May  1990)  -  John  T.  Michel 
Treasurer  (term  exp.  3d  Mon.  May  1900)  -  A.  V.  Fournet 

Legislature  meets  biennially  in  even  yean  on  the  second 
Monday  in  May.  and  no  ions  are  limited  to  00  days. 


•Further  provision  for  tn*  Government  of  the  Territory,  then  known 
«  the  Territory  of  Orleans,  wa*  made  by  the  Act  of  March  2.  1808,  the 
fclill  ii  of  the  Act  of  Karen  98,  18O4.  hmvlnic  orlirtiially  been  confined 
•••the  period  of  one  yew  from  October  1,  18O4.  "and  to  the  end  of  the 
neit  MMion  of  Congress  which  may  happen  thereafter." 

HISTORY  OF  DEBT.—  For  history  of  the  State  debt  of  Louisiana 
see  STATE  AXI>  Cmr  SnrrLBXKXT  of  April  1894.  pace*.  171  and  172. 
Debt  on  which  the  State  U  paying  Interact  Is  about  a*  follow*: 

LOANS—  —  InUrttt.  —  .    .  -  Principal.  -  . 

'     NAME  OB  PURPOftC,  F.  01.  PutmtU.     Win  Due.    Oulttamfg. 

•I.  7  per  cent   bond*  of 
1874,  stamped  4  per  cent....    4*    J   *   J    Jan.  1,  1914         835.9OO 

»ew  bond*  (act.  or92)  ........    4*     J    *   J    Jan.  1.  1914    10.74O.2OO 

>lldated      (constitutional) 
bood*ofl880  .................    4*    J   *   J    Jan.  1.1914         101.700 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS-The  consolidated  7*.  stamped  4  per  cent 
•n  for  9100.  $300  and$l,OOO.    The  Cowtttattanal  bond*  f  or  95,  etc. 
INTEREST  1*  payable  by  Window.  Laaier  *  Co.,  New  York  City 
i   and  by  Whitney  National  Bank.  New  Orleans. 

TOTAL  DEBT-Tto  subjoined  statement  (bow*  Louisiana's  total 
bonded  debt  on  Feb.  IS.  1897. 

frb.  it,  /4o7. 
foul  bonded  debt  bearinc  Interest  ........................     •10.CT7.800 

ftsoMawM 
Baby  bond*  and 


(act  of  IBM)  exeliul  ve  of 


tt) 


Warrant*,  etc  ..............  .................................. 

^•fcl  eipeiue  fund,  etc  .............. 

The  baby  bond*  are  3  per  cent*  and  were  doe  In  1886.    They  were 
Issued  to  fnnd  certain  obU«attoa*  of  charitable  Institution*.    No  in- 
tnrat  ha*  beea  paid  on  them  tinee  January.  188S.  bat  prorUlon  ha* 
I  be*n  made  to  pay  the  principal  of  the  bonds  at  not  more  than  50  p.e. 

llssshir.  1899.  It  wa*  afctesvarsit  that  a  number  of  bond*  had 

been  franrtnUsrtly  lamed.    Part  of  th*«e  were  aabocqasatly  recovered. 

.  bat  S373.800  MwMla  *o  Uraed  HB08.900  bang  oonsol*  of  1874  and 


970.000 

en  theai  ••  null  and  void."  aad  they  an  therefor*  not  taclnded  in  the 
at  ottetaadlns:  above.     Then   ar»  aim  8421.9Z3   fradoleotly 


inotfttndable, 

•SMMintint  to  83.933.000.  Tbe«e  Include  Sew  Ortean.  Mobile  A  Teia* 
8  aer  coat  bond*,  endoned.  8975.OOO;  8  par  eanl  State  Kr>itt  lim 
tosald  road.  $3.600,000;  8  par  cent  bond*  \ttmt  to  the  V.  O.  Mobile 
•Chattaneoo  RR.  $7O,OOO;  7  30  per  erat  bond*  iMoed  to  the  Ml*- 
•lMli.pl  A  Mexican  Oolf  Ship  Canal  OB.  $S6<M)OO,  eta.,  etc. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION-The  nsnsssa  valaatlon  to  e*tlmated  at 
tboat  37  per  cent  of  the  aetnal    value.    We  five  below  a  Its,  tenant  of 

i.Iuatlon.  at  different  psrloaV    The  State  tax  (per  91  .OOOi 

wa*  86-OO : 


'.-9.4 


3Sl.09l.34S 

:  i:    -. 

JLATION  OF  STATE.— The 
w*  in  the  yean 
1,118487 


l-i-.  r<iiM'i'i"». 

1888 8213.728.664 

1878 195.904.419 

1870 233.371.890 

I860....         ..4».787,-- 


. 
of  LooUlana  ban  been 


. 
'16    1 

nOu   i 


SUM* 

132^38 

1  I  1810 76^336 

slD^13.oT2-«7pere«at;  u  1870-80  213.031 
O4O  178.641.  or  19-01  par  cent, 
olored  population  was  »O-32  percent  In  1890 
la  188O.    In   nosaber  Macks  were  902388  IB 
8«4.310lm  187O|  89O.873  In  I860 ;  2«»,271  la 


•TIES   AXD  To 
a  tun 
VTK  "I    I.«i|-IMAXA. 

\TCHAFAYLA  BASIN  LEVEE  DIST.— 
>ecreUry.      Pon  Allen,  Post  Office. 

LOANS-  *n»n  DM.  I  AJMeased  valuation  •99.$12,OOO.OOO 

Dtotrict  contain*  ten  parishes. 
>,8MOJJOI>  HO  I 

'     <SaJMl  U  f«ll ) 

RE3T 


BATON  ROUGE.- 

Capital  of  the  State  and  county  seat  of  East  Baton  Rouge  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

CAPITOL  LOAN— 
8»,A&O,  $13,200 Jan.  1,  19OO 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

Floatlngdebt $21,600 

Total  debt  (last  returns).      34.8OO 
Tax  valuation,  real 1.6OO.OOO 


Tax  valuation,  personal.  $400,000 
Total  valuation  1894 . . .  .2,OOO,OOO 
Assessment  about  »«  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  81,000) *24-5O 

Population  189O  was 10,478 

Population  1895  (est.). ..'... 12,500 


LAFOURCHE  BASIN  LEVEE  DIS- 
TRICT.—V.  MAURIS,  Pretident  Board  of  Com- 
miesioners.  Doialdaonville,  Post  Office. 

LOANS—  WJun  Dut.  \  Int. payable  VThitney Nat. Bk.,K.O. 

CONSTE'.-CTIO!)  &.  MAlsT.-  Assessed  valuation  "95. $8,4 63,495 
6s.  JAJ,  $250,000 1903-1913  I  Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) $10-00 

This  district  comprises  portions  of  the  following  parishes :  Ascen- 
sion, Assumption,  st.  James,  St.  Johns,  St.  Charles,  Jefferson,  Plaque , 
mine*  and  Lufuurche. 


LAKE  BORGNE  LEVEE  DISTRICT.— 

Ep?NBELL 'secretor?1'1611''  \  Board  of  Commissioners. 
New  Orleans,  Foet  Office. 

LOANS-  When  Due- 

CONSTRUCTION  A  MAI.IT.— 

6s,  HAN,  $100,000... Dec.  1, 1912 

Subject  to  call  <  i,,  yearly  after  1902 

Ii  ti  ••  ••  payable  at  -•  rte  Treasury, 


Attrttftl  valuation — 

St.   Bernard  Parish $1,030,342 

FtacnanmlBM  Parish  (east 

bank) 570,136 

Total  valuation  1896.... 1.650,478 
Population  in  '90  was  abt . .  10.32  6 


Baton  Rouge. 

NEW  ORLEANS.— WALTER  C.  FLOWER,Mayor. 

New  Orleans  is  co-extensive  with  the  parish  of  the  same  name.  An 
amendment  to  the  Louisiana  Constitution  authorizing  the  City  of  New 
Orleans  to  refund  Its  debt  at  a  lower  rate  of  Interest  was  adopted,  and 
up  to  Jan.  1,  1897,  the  city  had  Issued  4  per  cent  30-year  bonds  to  the 
amount  of  88,998,300,  thus  enabling  it  to  pay  all  its  maturing  loans 
and  all  those  upon  which  it  had  option.  The  amendment  provides  that 
the  Interest  ta*  collected  In  excess  of  requirement*  shall  be  divided  be- 
tween city  school*  and  city  improvement*,  and  about  $25O,OOO  ha* 
already  been  transferred  to  those  departments. 


Pa-emeu  BONDS,  1875— 
SaJjAJ,  $3.503.500 As  drawn 

7-8*.  FAA.^10?OOo".  .Feb.  1,  1911 

WATKB.- WORKS— 
3s.  JAJ.  $10.000 Jan.  1, 1899 


LOANS-  »•«•  Due. 

CABBULTO*  Bono— 
8* $5O HOT.  1,1903 

CoasTUUiionu.  Bo»oa— 
j.  JAJ.  $8.998.500  ..  July  1. 1942 

GOLD  BONDS,  D.  8.  A  O.  8.— 
7*,  JAJ.  $117.000 July  1, 1922  | 

INTEREST  1*  payable  at  City  Hall  by  Board  of  Liquidation  City 
Debt  and  in  New  York  City. 

TOTAL  DEBT.— The  subjoined  statement  shows  New  Orleans' s 
;..  •  ..-, ;:„•  :  ,t.  -  anmjsd 

/an.1,'97.    /an.1,-96.    Apr.  1.'93.    ^pr.1,'94. 

tl  bonded  debt....  14,639.030  14.833,140  14.963.4OO  15,386,560 
Floatlngdebt. 382,000  

PREMIUM  BONDS. -The  premium  bond*  (890  each)  receive  no 
Interest  till  drawn  by  lot  for  payment,  and  then  they  receive  principal 

1th  simple  Interest  from  July  IS,  1875.  They  also  get  a  premium  If 
they  happen  to  draw  a  prlxe,  2.333  prises  aggregating  $100.000  being 
distributed  yearly  among  the  drawn  bond*.  From  1893  to  1896  Inclu- 
sive 31,000  bsnsVl  (par  value  842O.OOO)  were  paid  each  year.  In 
two  Instalment*  of  10,300  bond*  each,  on  January  15  and  July  1A;  after 
1899  bond*  to  the  number  of  10.OOO  will  be  paid  seml-annually— 
20,000  bonds  annually.  There  are  two  drawings  to  determine  the 
bonds  payable  July  15  In  each  year,  and  they  take  place  January  31 
and  April  1ft  next  preceding.  The  drawings  to  determine  the  bond* 
payable  January  15  take  place  July  31  and  October  13. 

The  drawings  to  determine  which  bonds  shall  receive  prize*  (ranging 
from  82O  to  89,000)  occur  lust  before  the  bond*  are  paid.  Drawn 
bond*  are  receivable  by  the  city  for  all  dues,  licenses,  taxes 
and  debt*  of  any  deeerlption  at  their  face  value  and  Interest. 

DEBT  LIMITATION. -The  not  of  the  Legislature  authorizing  the 


premium  bond*  forbade  the  city  to  1 
until  the  premium  bond*  are  paid. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.-Tne  city's 
rate  have  bean  a*  follows : 

/.•'•!<  Penonal 

rears.  XHntf.  r>wMr*j 

1890. .$100,529.530        840,037.913 

1895 98.397.760  42.O56.715 

1894  I" 97373003  41.415,917 

1898 93,060460  41,916,647 

1893 90884175  38735325 

1891 89539001  40^06.819 

1890 87!e23,430          44,289.627 

1880 86149.320  37,778.273 

1881 73.288.935  24.063,450 

1870 116,036,581  23,791,623 


her  debt  in  any  manner 
valuation  and  tax 


Total  An.  Bate  nf  Tax 
Valuation,    f.  81.000. 

8140.567,443  

140.634,473  

138,790,922  

136,977,107  27-50 

129,639,900  27-70 

129,943,820  27-2O 

131,913.057  20-20 

123,927,593  23-4O 

97,352,403  17-84 


City  tax  (per  81.OOO)  for  1896  wa*  820-OO. 
Tax  rate  In  1893  Include*  :  Bute  tax.  87-30  ;  city  tax,  820-00. 
POPULATION.-In  189O  population  wa*  242,039;  in  1880  It  was 
16.0OO;  In  1870  It  was  191,418. 


216. 


j  R.  N.  McKELLAR.  Mayor. 
-{  V.  B.  MURFF,  Comptroller. 
Bhreveport  is  the  county  seat  of  Caddo  County. 

LOANS—  • — Intent!. — .     . Pnnelpal.- 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE  Kate.  Payable.          Wken  Due.        Ou 

Funding..!::  ./::..'. 3        JAJ  Jan.1, 1916         $14O,5OO 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— Total  debt  on  Feb.  1, 1897,  was  $140,500; 
sinking fund*.  $6.337:  making  the  net  debt.  $133.263 
TAX  FREE— All  bonds  of  this  city  are  exempt  from  taxation. 
ASSESSED   VALUATION  in  1896  of  real  estate  was  $2,322,11.-.; 
Deraonatpropertyfl  oo-'i.iao;  total  valuation  $3.331.605;  the  total 
lax  rate  for  1896  iln.-lu.l!n«  State  tax  $6,  county  tax  $14-OO  and 
rlty  tax  $18-23)  was  $38-25  i»r$l.OOO.    The  assessment  l»  about  30 
par  cent  of  the  actual  value.    In  1  H<>2  the  total  valuation  wa*  $3,230,- 
OOO;  total  tax  rate.  $18-5O;    In  1889  the  valuation  of  real  estate  was 
$2.000,000;  of  personal  property.  #1.400.000;  total,  $3.400,000. 
hie  at  the  office  of  the  State  Auditor.  Baton  Rouge  \     POPULATION  In  189O  was  11.979 ;  in  1880  It  wa*  8.009. 


STATE  AflD  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV 


LEVEE  DISTRICTS. 

On  May  1,  1896,  the  bonded  debt  and  also  the  amount 
autborlzed  for  the  levee  districts  named  was  as  follows  : 

of  bonds 
Bonds 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.—  The  State's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 
rate  at  different  periods  have  been  as  follows  : 
Real                    Personal            Total  Assessed   Ta*  rale 
Tears.                Estate.                 Property.               Valuation,     per  $1000- 
1895                 $         .          .         $  $173.758764         * 

1894  173,762,244 

Booalir  1  vvec'  District                                  ..    $200.000 

$198,400 

1893  1OO,809,742           72,716,742           173,526,484          5-00 

Buras  Loveei  District                                  1O.OOO 

10,000 

1892  102,449,430           72,379,406           174,828,836 

199,800 

189O(est.)..          185,OOO,000           5-OO 

Fifth  I.miUlana  Levee  District                    ,      500,000 

420,000 

1889  108.407,462           64,001,035           172,408,497           5-00 

781,000 

1886  85,750,633           54,152,058           139,902,691 

1876  61,892,881           39,971,308           101,864,189         10-00 

Leved  District                           ....       250,000 

250.00O 

1870  63,102,304           31,426,539             94,528,843 

TenMA  Ranln  I^evec  District                                 150.OOO 

150,000 

I860  63,254,740        116,956,590           180,211,330 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.—  The  population  of  Arkansas  has  beem 
as  follows  In  the  years  named  : 
1890                1  128  179    1860                   435  450    1830                    30  388 

1880  ..          .    802,525    1850...               209,897    1820                     14*255 

1H70...          .    454,471    1840  97,574    1810....              .    1.062 

State  of  Arkansas, 


ITS 


DEBT,  RESOURCES,  ETC. 


Organized  as  a  Territory  (Act  of  March  2.  1819)  -   July  4,  1819 
Admitted  as  a  State  (Act  of  June  15,  1836)      -      June  15,  1836 
Total  area  of  State  (square  miles)         -        -        -        -      53,850 

State  Capital      -------        Little  Rock 

Governor  (term  expires  Jan.  1899)  -  -  Daniel  W.  Jones 
Secretary  of  State  (term  exp.  Jan.  1S99)  -  -  Alex.  C.  Hull 
Treasurer  (term  expires  Jan.  1899)  -  -  Ranson  Gulley 
Legislature  meets  biennially  in  odd  years  on  the  3d  Monday 
in  January,  and  sessions  are  limited  to  60  days,  unless  by  a 
two-thirds  vote  of  the  members  a  longer  time  is  decided  on. 

HISTORY  OF  DEBT.— For  history  of  the  Arkansas  State  debt  see 
STATE  AND  CITY  SUPPLEMENT  of  April,  1894,  page  173. 

LOANS.—  • — Interest. — -  , Principal. . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P. Ct.  Payable.    When  Due.  Outstand'g. 

(Funding  bonds   of  1869  (non 

Holfords)  blue  Nos 6       J&J  July,  1, 1899  $232,000 

(.    Overdue  int'st  since  July  ,'73 Overdue.  330,330 

( Funding  bonds   of   1870  (non 

Holfords)  red  Nos 6       J&J  July  1, 1900  374,000 

(    Overdue  Interest Overdue.  510,510 

Fundlngbondsof  1875("Lough- 

boroughs") reissued slnce'85.    6       J&J  July  1, 1905  506,000 

Overdue  interest Overdue.  259,590 

Real  Estate  Bank  "A,"  1838..    6       J&J  Oct.,  1861  500,000 

Overdue  int'st  since  July,  '42 Overdue.  1,498,260 

Real  Estate  Bank  "C,"  1838...    6       J&J  Oct.,  1861  6,000 

Overdue  int'st  since  July, '42. Overdue.  19,710 

State  Bank  6  per  cents,  1838...    6       J&J  Jan.  1, 1868  44,000 

Overdue  Intst  since  July, '42 Overdue.  144,540 

State  Bank  5  per  cents 5       Jan.  1, 1887  3,000 

Overdue  interest Overdue.  10.755 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS. -The  bonds  are  all  for  $1,000. 

INTEREST.— Interest  on  all  the  bonds  Is  overdue— on  most  of  the 
old  bank  bonds  since  July,  1842,  on  the  funding  bonds  of  1869  and  1870 
since  1873  or  thereabouts.  The  funding  bonds  of  1875  (Loughboroughs) 
were  all  retired  prior  to  May,  1885,  and  those  now  outstanding  have 
been  reissued  since;  hence  the  amount  of  overdue  interest  upon  them  is 
comparatively  small. 

TOTAL   DEBT,   ETC.— The  subjoined  statement  shows  the  total 
bonded  debt  recognized  by  the  State  and  overdue  interest  thereon  on 
the  first  of  June,  1896,  and  on  the  first  of  October  1894, 1892  and  1890. 
1896.  1894.  1890.  1888. 

Total  bonded  debt $1,665,000    $1,805,000    $2,092,100    $2,029.100 

Overdue  interest 2,773,995      3,018,022      2,884,897      2,832,915 


Total  debt $4,438,995    $4,823,022    $4,976,997    $4,862,015 

From  the  above  statement  It  would  appear  that  the  State's  gross  in- 
debtedness had  increased  between  the  years  1888  and  1890  by  $1 14,982 . 
whereas  in  fact  there  was  a  reduction  of  $395,415.  The  discrepancy  is 
accounted  for  by  the  fact  that  $255,000  bonds  and  the  accrued  interest 
thereon,  which  prior  to  1890  had  been  omitted  from  the  Treasurer's  re- 
port were  in  that  year  included  in  the  indebtedness.  The  bonds  in 
question  were  found  to  be  legal  obligations  of  the  State. 

Of  the  total  debt  about  one-half  is  held  by  the  United  States  Govern- 
ment, but  the  State  has  claims  against  the  General  Government  to  a 
large  amount. 

DEBT  NOT  RECOGNIZED,  HOLFORDS,  ETC. -A  summary  of 
the  unrecognized  debt  appears  below.  To  aid  in  distinguishing  the 
Holfords  from  the  valid  bonds  of  the  State  it  should  be  said  that  under 
the  act  of  April  6, 1869,  were  issued  two  series  of  funding  bonds.  One 
was  dated  July  1, 1869,  andnumbered  from  1  to  1,000,  inclusive.  All  of 
this  series  are  printed  in  blue  Ink  and  are  non-Holfords— in  other  words, 
are  recognized  obligations.  The  second  series  were  dated  January  1, 
1870,  numbered  from  1  to  2,050,  inclusive,  and  are  printed  in  red  ink. 
Of  this  series  numbers  491  to  1,860,  both  inclusive,  are  the  Holfords 
which  constitute  part  of  the  unrecognized  debt.  The  unrecognized  debt 
isaa  follows: 

LOANS—  — Interest. — .    . Principal. . 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.O.  Payable.    When  Due.    Outstand'g. 

Hplford  funding  bonds  of  1870.    6       J&J    Jan.  1, 1900 


Levee  bonds 7  J&J  '  19OO 

Little  Rock  &  Fort  Smith  RR. . .  7  A  &  O  1900 

Memphis  &  Little  Rock  RR 7  A&O  1899 

Little  R'k  Pine  Blf.  &  N.  O.  RR.  7  A&O  1900 

Miss.  Ouacliita  &  Red  River  RR.  7  A&O  1900 

Arkansas  Central  RR 7  A&O  Apr.1,1900 


$1,370,000 
1,986,773 
1,000,000 
1,200,000 
1,200,000 
600,000 
1,350,000 


In  1860-70  increase  was  49,021,  or  11-26  per  cent;  in  187080  318,- 
054,  or  65-65  per  cent;  in  1880-90  325,654,  or  40-58  per  cent. 

The  proportion  of  the  colored  population  was  27-59  per  cent  in  1890 
against  26-25  per  cent  in  1880.  In  numbers  blacks  were  311,227  in 
1890;  210,666  in  1880;  122,169  in  1870;  111,259  In  1860;  47,708  in. 
1850. 


CITIES,  COUNTIES  AND  TOWNS 

IN  THE 

STATE   OF  ARKANSAS. 


CHICOT    COUNTY. — County  seat  is  Lake  Village. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

COUNTV  BONDS— 


$200,000 

Total  debt  (last  returns)  $200,000 
Tax  valuation,  real 725,484 


Tax  valuation,  personal.  $330,674 

Total  valuation  1893 1,056,158 

Population  1890  was 11,419 

Population  1880  was 10,117 


5  N.  J.  FRITZON,  Mayor. 
—  IJ.  o.  BAGWELL,  City  Clerk. 
This  is  the  county  seat  of  Phillips  County. 

LOANS—  • — Interest. — ,  . Principal.^ 

NAME  AND  PURPOSE.  P.  Ot.  Payable.    When  Due.     Oulttantfg,. 

Compromise  Funding  Bonds..    6       J&J    July  1,1904       $158,350 

do  do  5       J   &   J    12.00* 

I NTEREST  is  payable  at  the  National  Park  Bank,  New  York  City. 
TOTAL  BONDED  DEBT  on  January  1, 1897,  was  $170,350. 
ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  1895  of  real  estate  was  $1,074,228 
personal  property,  $466,147;    total,  $1,540,375;   City  tax  rate  (per 
$1,000),  $12-00;  school  tax,  $5-00;  State  tax,  $5 -00;  county  tax,  $7-00 
total,  $29-00.    Real  estate  is  assessed  at  "  about  ^  its  actual  value." 
POPULATION  in  1890  was  5,189;  in  1880  it  was  3,652. 


JEFFERSON    CO.— County  seat  is  Pine  Bluff. 


Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97.    $70,000 

Tax  valuation,  real 4,307,670 

Tax  valuation,  personal  2,368,690 
Total  valuation  1893...  6,676,360 


Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $21-00'> 

Population  1890  was 40,881 

Population  1880  was 22,386- 


LEE  COUNTY.— D.  S.  DRAKE,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Marianna. 
LOANS—  When  Due.  \  Assessment  about  's  actual  valu» 

REFUNDING  BONDS—  <  State  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $4-50- 

5s,  F&A,  $60,000 Aug.  1, 1915  I  County  tax  ((per$l,OOO) 5-00 

Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,  '97... $60,000  |  County  debttax  (per  $1,000)    2 

Floating  debt 5,000  i  Average  school  tax 5-00' 

Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897.      $65,000  I  Total  tax  (per  $1,000) 16-5a 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,803,550  I  Population  1890  was 1 8,886 

Tax  valuation,  person'l      621,060  |  Population  1880was 13,288 

Total  valuation  1896..  2,424,610  |  Population  1897  (est).        20,000 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  Fourth  National  Bank,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 


J  J.  A.  WOOD8ON,  Mayor. 
I  H.  C.  JONES,  City  Clerk. 
This  is  the  capital  of  the  State  and  the  county  seatof  Pulaski  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS  1889— 

5s,  Aug.,  $117.500.... July  1, 1909 

Interest  is  payable  by  City  Treas. 

Bonded  debt  Jan.  1/97..  $121,500 

Judgment  debt 61.568 

Floating  debt 65,730 

Total  debt 248,798 

Cash  on  hand 8,034 

Netdebt Jan.  1, 1897....    242,313 


Tax  valuation,  real  — $3,449,43! 
Tax  valuation, personal. '2. 1)79, 068 
Total  valuation  1893...  11,428,503 
Assessment  about  %  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per  $1,000) $5-00 

County  tax  (per  $1 ,000) 6- 

City  tax  (per  $1,000; 5-75 

Average  school  tax 5-00 

Population  in  1890  was.  .25,874 
Population  In  1891  (est.K..35,OOp- 


The  city  has  a  sinking  fund  and  each  year  purchases  about  $5,000 
of  the  above-mentioned  bond  issue  of  1889. 


PHILLIPS  CO.— JAS.  C.  REMBERT,  Clerk. 

County  seat  is  Helena. 

LOANS—  When  Due.  I  Total  valuation  1896.. .$3,819,925 

FUNDING  BONDS—  Assessment  about  13  actual  vulue. 

6s,  July,  $100,000  ....July  1, 1919  |  Total  tax  per  $1,000 $16'5( 

Subject  to  call.  I  Population  1890  was 25.341 

Bonded  debt  Feb.  1,  '97. .$100,000  |  Population  1880  was 21,261 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,835.323  i  Population  in  1897  (est)... 26,750 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    984,602  | 
INTEREST  is  payable  at  Treasurer's  office. 


PULASKI  CO.— C.  H.  WHITTEMOEE,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Little  Rock. 

When  Due. 


Total  valuation  1896.. $14,426,08! 
Assessment  about '»  actual  value; 


LOANS- 
COUNTY  BONDS — 

6s,  July,  $361,000 1917 

Floatiug  debt *39,800 

Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1897..     400,800 

Tax  valuation,  real 11,353,237 

Tax  valuation,  person'l.  3,072,852 
Property  is  assessed  at  about  one-third  of  its  actual  value. 
INTEREST  is  payable  at  New  York. 


Assessment  about '»  actual  vi 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO) *16-0< 

Population  1890  was 47.32S 

Population  1880  was 32,6U 

Population  1897  (est.) 65,<XX 


Apr,  OKtAHOlVTA-DEBT  Of  T£B-    TEXAS -DEBT  Of  STATE,        ITT 


SEARCY  COUNTY.— .!\. >.  R.  M>\\,  Clerk. 

County  sea*  I*  Marshall.    County  ha*  no  banded  debt. 
Float*  debt  Mar.  1. 18»7..$4O.OOO  I  A*se*«ment  same  M  actual  value. 

Tax  valuation,  real 6OO.OUU  I  Total  tax  (per$l.OOO> $9-5O 

•..-30O.OOOI  Population  iu  lH»Owae 9,664 

1.1OO.OOO  I  Population  in  1897  (««!.)...  1U.OOO 


Tax  vain 
Total  valuation 


WASHINGTON   CO.— F.  HILL,  O.  Judge. 


County  teat  U  Kayeu*  vllle. 
LOANS- 


8*.  J*J.  $100.000  .....  Jan.  1.  1902 

Total  debt  May  1.  ISM.-  *10O.OOO 
Sinking  fund.  ...........       SsiflOO 

H«t  debt  May  1.1496....      13.OOO 

Tax  valuation.  real  ......  2.>(18.927 


Tax  valuation.  per»on'l.$l, 655,53s 

Total  valuation  1895. . .   4,474.465 

Assessment  la**  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  Cl.OOO) $12-5O 

Population  1890  wag. 32.O24 

Population  1880  was 23.844 

Population  In  1896  <e«t.)...4O.OOO 


INTEREST  1*  payable  at  Fayetteville. 


Territory  of  Oklahoma. 


DEBT.    RESOURCES,    ETC 


Organized  as  a  Territory  (Act  May  2, 1800)       -      Ma?  3,  ttMK) 
Total  area  of  Territory  (square  mile*)    -  39,000 

,  Territorial  Capital Outhrie 

Governor  (term  expire*  with  national  adtn'n)    W.  C.  Renfrow 

Secretary T.  J.  Lowe 

Treasurer    ------       Martin  L.  Turner 

Au :  A.  O.  Nichols 

Legislature  meet*  biennially. 


•abject  to  eall  In  lo  yean. 

i  of  the  Territorial  Unlrersity, 


TOTAL  DEBT.-TI»  boated  debt  »f  tbc  Territory  cm  Febrnary  1 
Van,  was  $48.000;  BoatlM  debt  about  $13O.OOO;  total  debt,  $198.000: 
each  on  hand.  $13.000;  act  debt.  $186.0OO. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  for  isvewa*  924315.711 :  tax  rat*  (per 

$1,OOO|  $4-<X>.    Property  U  ussised  at  about  SO  per  eent  of  IU  actual 

Tata*.    A  statement  of  the  a <  valacs  by  eountle*  for  the  last 

ttree  years  was  flvn  In  the  Cn«o«ici  r  of  Dre.  B.  199*. 

POPULATION.-Tk*  popalattoa    of  rbe   rmiUaij   hi   1890 
4!  -i.     The  last  smtut.  taken  IB   1M4,  showed  a  population  of 

ns.ooo    Aooof4tac»»dnnnHi«<  tfce,l n  t>*  poy«la«ton  ha* 

1 


IKS,    CorVTIES     AXD    TOWSS 
r»  n» 

IUTORY    OP   OKLAHOMA. 


CLEVELAND  COUNTY. 


LOANS— 

Bonos)— 


Wkt*  Out. 

':"•  ':  "'-' 

.     IU-;k. 


_JfTlASK  II  VMS.  Mayor. 
•       i  WM.  McllLUH.  Ctork. 


Kew  Tork  City. 

EL    RENC 
B  Reno  I*  In  Caaadlaa  County. 

'    BOHIMI— 

300 Jan  2.  1903 

••hjisl  to  call  after  8  years. 
laSgbM^Ayr.  1.  -96...  $17^00 

INTEREST  l*i 

Mi    - 


Total  d*M 
Tax 


I  y  seat  Is  Norman. 


. 

(about)    3.000.000 
»4  was....  19.716 


Total  debt  Apr.  1.  l -we  .  ..$19.638 

Tax  valuation  1x95 966.817 

Aa*****M*it  about  >t  actual  value 

m**5*f£gS>::  •:•••  +&SS 


» at  UM  Ca*»»l*a>  Kattoaal  Bank.  Kew  York. 

OL  DISTRICT— 

mtttr  of  •  Res»  aa4  about  «..V)o  acre*  of 

R«al  valus-  $3,000.000 

M$$|  royobsOM  la  19»3 about  ...6,300 


Total  debt  Mar.  1, 1897  ..   $21,6OO 


GARFIELD  COUNTY.—  P.  M. 

:    County  seat  U  KniO. 


1T*«a  Htu. 


Total  debt  Jan..  1806..  $62.000 
T*<  vataatloa  1806....  961.463 
Mai  valuation  (about)  .  10.OOO.OOO 
T*xraM>(per«l.ooOi  .......  $4OOO 

- 


.,!-.. 

U  paid  by  the  Chemical  National 


howoe— 

-WjOOO..  Apr.  13. 191$ 
•^•Wdwyrlri  te  Apr.  30, 1923 

INTEREST  on  tk* 
Raak  of  Xew  York  City. 

THRIE.— OEO.  M.  DEOBOFF,  City  Clerk. 

Chrthric  I.  la  Logaa  Cooaty. 

0  LOANS-  ITTUn  CM  I  Tax  valuation  1898  ....$2,31fl.l  15 

•«—  AsMMMment  about  •>  actual  value 

ICIty  tax  lper$l,OOO. $H-Of 

*  "r.H  A  i  population  In  1H9O  was. . . . 

•  r  1.1912    Population  In  1S93  (*•!.)...  1O.OOO 
r»tsl«*M  Apr.  1, 1996.      $70,OOO  | 


Mr^D  1V/T  A  1SJ          J  J-  A.  II  A  I.I  M  I  N.  Mayor. 
NORMAN.— }j.  R.  pvLES.  Clerk. 

Norman  Is  In  Cleveland  Comity. 
Wken  Due. 


LOANS- 

Kl'M.INO   BOJfDS — 

is.  A*O.  $7,300 

WATER  WOKKS  BONDS— 
>s  Jan.  1,  $13,5OO 


$20,100 


Set  debt  Mar.  1, 1897 

Tax  valuation  1895 543,100 

Assessment  about  "5  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1.OOO) $39-10 

Populatlou  in  1890  was 787 

Population  in  1893  (eat.) 2,97O 


inkiug  fund 1.5OO 

INTEREST  on  the  fun.liiu-  boutls  U  payable  at  the  Fiscal  Agency 
>f  the  Territory  ;  on  ttie  water  works  bonds  at  the  Chemical  Xatioual 
Bank,  New  York  City. 


OKLAHOMA   CITY.— This  city  is  the  county  seat  of 
the  county  of  the  same  name. 

LOANS—  When  Dae.    Tax  valuation  1894 $2,175,OOO- 

SCHOOL  Boxos—  Real  valuation  (about). .5,000,000 

XJAJ.  *45,50O Jan.  1,  1914    Population  in  1890  was 4,151 

nt.  at  Chemical  Nat. Bk.,N.Y. City.     Population  in  1894  (eat)....  9.0OO 
Tot.  school  debt  (last  re- 
turns)     $45,5001 


Wtrn  Due. 


OKLAHOMA  COUNT Y.—S.  H.  MILLER.  Clk. 

County  seat  U  Oklahoma  City. 

Net  debt  Jan.  1.  1896..    $124,574 
Tax  valuation  1896....   3,342,584 

Ajwxsment  In  >s  actual  value. 
State  A  Co.  tax  (per  »1.000)$12-9» 
Population  In  1894  was....  20,523 
Population  In  1895  (eat.)...  23,500 


6s,  hkJ.  $112.600.. .....  Dec..  19O4 


Subject  to  call  after  Deo.,  1897 

....  about  $15.OOO 1'fJii 

Subject  to  call  after  1916. 
Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1896.    $127,544 

Sinking  fund 

INTEREST  on  thf  bonds  due  In  19O4 
National  Bank,  New  York. 


Is  payable  at  the  Chemical 


DC-D  Q  V 
r-"E.rlrl  I  .— 


LOANS-  "'"• 

FfMnxii  Boxt»—  (Gold. i 


5  A.  C,  UOLLAVP.  Mayor. 
JJAS    LOBSIT4.  Treasurer. 


Du*. 


6s.  MAN.  $-20.000 1916-1993 

($2.OOO  due  yearly  on  Nov.  9.) 
payable  It 


Ifamdeil  ili-l>t  Feb.  1,  1896.$20,OOO 

Tax  valuation  1895 684,671 

Assessment  1*  ID  actual  value. 
Population  1895  (estimated)  ti.oOO 


.  . 

Interest  payable  in  New  York. 
TAX  FREE.— All  of  the  city's  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


State  of  Texas. 

ITS 

I>I:I;T.  !;i->»ri;(  KS,  ETC 

Admitted  as  a  State  (Act  March  1. 1845)  -    -   December  29.  1845 
Total  area  of  State  (square  mile*)         ....    265.78O 

State  Capital .-       -       Austin 

Governor  (till  2d  Tu.  after  let  Mon.  Jan.  '99).  C.  A.  Culberson 
Secretary  of  State  (term  ezp.  with  Governor).  J.  W.  Madden 
Treararer  (2d  Toe*,  after  1st  MOD.  Jan.  "99),  W.  B.  Wortham 
Legislature  meet*  biennially  in  odd  yean  on  the  Tuesday 
after  the  firat  Monday  in  January,  and  sesiion*  are  limited  to- 
80  day*. 

HISTORY  OF  DEBT.— f»r  history  of  the  State  debt  see  STATE  AJID. 
Crrr  SorrLBMEXT  of  April.  1S94,  pairs*  174  and  17.Y 

LOANS—  — iHttn*. — >    . PriHfivai, 

EANO»V»PO»e,__.       ..r-Ct.  Pa*abt!-  _Wh4*Dut.    O*M?**f. 

M   A     '- 

M    .V     -• 


.,,-:.T  ,|,r,r,....  1-7.... 
do  do       refumlir 


indl  i  -• 

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I  tiSf, 


Jan.  1,  1904 
Aug.  A.  1910 
1910 


a*    J    A    J    July  6,1906 


tultlaiuTo. 
$388.odo 
898.000 
201.000 
l.»47,OOO 


iSt»" ...      S      J   *   J    July  1,1909     1,068.900 

'Ea&Sffaa!Z:::  i  j^j'Spuon1.?99     .#& 

do  do     1893 4      J    A    J  1933  334.3OO 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONOS.— The  3  per  cent  bonds  for  retiring  out- 
standing bonds  are  $10O  and  multiples ;  the  other  bonds  are  nearly  all 
$1.OOO  each. 

INTEREST  U  payable  In  Sew  York  and  at  the  State  treasury. 
TOTAL  DEBT.  ETC.— The  subjoined  statement  show*  the  State'* 
total  debt  on  each  of  the  dates  Indicated. 

Jan.  I, "97.       Jmt.  1,  ^S.       Oral.  1,  '93. 

Total  bonded  debt $3.992,080       $3,999.O3O       $3> 

Of  which  held  la  State  funds...   3.244.34O          3.241.34O          3,285,040 

Leaving  smountout.tand'K.      $747.490  $730.490  $756,990 

ASSESSED  VALUATION. -The  State'*   assessed   valuation    and 
tax  rate  at  different  period*  have  been  a*  follow*: 
rears.  gtal  Etlatr.        I'm.  I  Total.      Tafp.9l.OOO 

1M96 $.1-7.360.471     -  $3-80 

1993 309.1  -'7.4:0  I       860.1110,567  •••$ 

1X94. 59!'  265.252.474       -•  2-73 

6".  J33.695      «xii.l7.->.:(!0  

1H9O. llin.llsH.OlO      S$3/M».O5.1       T-'J.lll.--.:  3-25 

188& :i7.\890.5«4      24A.121.39.->      (f.M.ol  I  .in'i  2'25 

•:.lii7.r.:io      1 1  i.:io:i.liii>      :n  I.  I7o.7::i:          

ll'.'.7'.i:i.:u;i        ;»I.7I7.1'.I7      '-'I  t. -.10.558          

MUNICIPAL  AND  COUNTY  BOND  LAW.-A  State  law  approved 
In  1893  ha*  done  ranch  to  widen  the  market  for  new  Texas  municipal 
loan*.  At  present  before  any  bond  can  be  issued  by  a  municipality  or 
county  It  must  receive  the  certificate  of  the  Attorney  Oeneral  that  It 
Is  a  lawful  obligation.  It  must  then  be  registered  In  the  office  of  the 
State  Comptroller,  and  when  tho  bond  Is  so  Issued  Its  validity  cannot 


be  questioned  except  on  the  grounds  of  fraud  or  forgery.  The  text  of 
the  law  will  be  found  In  the  STATB  AND  Crrr  HCITLBMENT  of  April, 
1893,  page  178. 

POPULATION  OF  STATE.-The  population  of  Texas  has  been  a* 
follows  In  the  yean  named : 

1890...  ...-.2311870 818.37911830 212,592 

1880 1.591.7491  I860 604,213  I 


178 


STATE 


CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


In  1860-70  Increase  wan  214.364,  or  35-48  per  cent;  In  1870-80  773  . 
170,  or  94-45  per  cent;  In  188O-90  643,774,  or  40-44  per  cent. 

Of  the  total  population  In  1890  492,837  were  blacks,  which  compares 
with  393,384  tu  1880.253,475  In  1870, 182,931  In  1860  and  58,558  In 
1850.  It  will  be  observed  that  the  proportion  of  the  colored  race  has 
greatly  diminished,  the  ratio  for  1890  being  only  22-04  per  cent,  against 
•J 1-71  per  cent  In  1880  and  larger  percentages  In  previous  decades. 

CITIES,  COUNTIES  AND   TOWNS 

IN    MII: 

STATE  OF  TEXAS. 


NOT*.— For  additional  statements  not  given  in  alphabetical  order 
below  tee  page  182. 

AUSTIN.— LEWIS  HANCOCK,  Mayor. 

This  is  the  capital  of  the  State  and  the  county  seat  of  Travis  County. 
I  DANS—                  When  Due.  \     WATKRANDLIOHT  GOLD(1890)— 
RKFUNDINO  BONDS-  I  5  g..  O.-J.,$l,327,OOO.July  1,1930 
Suly ect  to  call   after  June   30, 


d,  J&J,  $12,5OO 1901 

6s,  J&J,    40,000 July  1,1905 

6a,  J&J,    72,500.. _ 1925 


1910,  In  numerical  order. 
6s,  JAJ,  $200,000 1935 


PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS.— Most  of  the  bonds  are  $1,000  each. 
INTEREST  on  the  water  and  light  bonds  is 


City  bank,  New  York  City;  Interest  on  the  other  bonds  In  New  York 
and  Austin. 

TOTAL   BONDED   DEBT   Feb.  1,  1897,  was    $1,652,000;    sink- 
ing fund,  $23,371 ;  net  debt,  $1,628,630.   The  city  has  no  floating  debt 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  (about  23 
actual  value)  has  been  as  follows  In  the  years  indicated. 

, Assessed  Valuation. ,       Tax  Rate. 

Tears.  Real.  Personal.  Total.  per  $1,000 

1896    .     .    $8,325,759  $3,759,748  $12,085,507          $17-73% 

1895 8,521,659  2,863,075  11,384,734  IS-IS^ 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000)  in  1893,$27-681o:  this  Including  city  tax  proper 
$17-10,  State  tax,  $2-25,  8ch«ol  tax,  $8-3313,  county  tax,  $5-00. 

POPULATION  in  1890  was  14,575;  in  1880  It  was  11,013. 

BEXAR  COUNTY.— ED.  FEOBOESE,  Treas. 


The  county  seat  is  San  Antonio. 

LOANS.  When  Due 

BRIDGE  BONDS— 
6s,  Apr.  10,  $25,000.  June  10, 1912 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
•68,  Apr.  10,  $60,000. May  15, 1934 
Subject  to  call  after  May  15, 1904 
6s,  Apr.  10,$25,OOO.Feb.  16,1935 
Subject  to  call  after  Fob.  16, 1905. 
5s,  Apr.  10,  $24,500. Mar.  1, 1909 

Subject  to  call  Mar.l,  1899. 
5s,  Apr.  10,  $50,OOO.Apr.  10, 1910 

Subject  to  call  Apr.  10,1900. 
COURT  HOUSE  BONDS— 
7s,  Apr.  10,  $15,000. May  10, 1897 

Subject  to  call. 
6s,  Apr.  10,  $94,000. May  11, 1911 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
6s,  Apr.  10,  $240,OOO.Feb.  10,1912 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

fls,  Apr.  10,$115,OOO.Aug.  18, 1933 

Subject  to  call  after  Aug.  18, 1903 

6s,  Apr.  10,  $64,OOO.Feb.  16,  1934 

Subject  to  call  after  Feb.  16, 1904 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

5s,  Apr.  10,$82,OOO.Nov.  14,  1935 
Subject  to  call  after  Nov.  14, 1905 

JAIL  BONDS- 
OS,  Apr.  10,  $13,450.. Nov.  9, 1906 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
6s,  Apr.  10,  $13,OOO..May  11, 1911 

Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 
PURCHASE  OP  PROPERTY— 
5s,  Apr.  10,  $14,000.  JUBO  15, 1898 

Subject  to  call. 
MEX.  GULF  BE.  SUBSIDY— 
6s,  M&N,  $23,5OO May  1, 1902 

Subject  to  call. 
Total  debtMar.  1, 1897.$!, 109,450 

Tax  valuation,  real 21,002,695 

Tax  valuation,  pers'l.  ..10,683,514 
Total  valuation  1896. .31, 686,209 
Assessment  about  *3  actual  value. 
State  &  Co.  tax  (per  $1,000) .  .$9-00 

Population  In  1890  was 49,266 

Population  in  1880  was 30,470 

Population  In  1897  (est.) . . .  75,000 


INTEREST  on  the  Mex.  Gulf  ER.  subsidy  bonds  is  payable  at  San 
Antonio;  on  all  other  loans  at  San  Antonio  and  New  York. 


BRAZORIA    CO.— H.  A.  PENNY,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Brazoria. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS — 
6s,  Apr.,  $52,000.... Feb.  17,  1914 
«s,  Apr.,    17,000.... Feb.  16, 1915 

RAILROAD  BONDS— 
8s,  Mar.,  $72.000  ..Mar.    1,1903 

ROAD  AND  BRIDGE  BONDS—  ,_,— , » 

<Js,  Apr.,  $lft,550 — Apr.  10, 1913  I  Population  in  18aO  was  ..  11,506 
6s,Apr.,  11,000.... Aug.  19,  1»13  Population  in  1880  was....  9,774 
Bonded  debt  Deo.  21, '96.$165,550  I  Population  In  18»6  (est.)...  15,000 

INTEREST  is  payable  in  Brazoria. 

OPTIONAL.— The  road  and  bridge  bonds  due  April  10,  1913,  are 
subject  to  call  at  the  option  of  the  county;  the  court  house  bonds  are 
subject  to  call  after  five  years  from  date  of  issue. 


Floating  debt  (about) $25,000 

Total  debt 190,550 

Sinking  fund  (about) 15,000 

Net  debt  Dec.  21, 1896..    175,550 

Tax  valuation  1895 6,833, S80 

Assessment  abont  ^  actual  valne. 
I  Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $12-10 


BROWN  COUNTY— B.  G.  SWIBT,  Tnasurer. 

County  seat  Is  Brownwood. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

BRIDGE  BONDS — 
6s,  March  1,  $7,400.. Nov.  1,  1909 


Subject  to  call  at  county's  option. 

5s,  April,  $5,500  ...May  15,  1910 

Subject  to  call  after  ten  years. 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS — 

6s,  March  1.  $33,400. .Nov.  1, 1909 

Subject  to  call  at  county's  option. 


Interest  is  payable  at  Brownwood. 
Total  debt  Apr.  10, 1896.  $60,198 
Tax  valuation,  real 2,791,790 


Tax  valuation,  personal.  1,454,468 

Total  valuation  1895 4,246,258 

Assessment  about  3B  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) $10-00 

Population  in  1890  was 11,421 

Population  in  1896 about). 16,000 


CALDWELL  CO.— W.  D.  FRENCH,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  is  Lockhart. 


Bridge  bonds.  6s $25,391 

Court  House  bonds,  6s 50,000 

Jail  bonds,  6s 1,000 

Vault  bonds,  5s 4,500 

Total  debt  Feb.  14,1896...   80,891 
Tax  valuation  1895 4,196,077 


Assessment  about  SB  actual  value. 
State  &  Co.  tax  (per$l,000)  $10-00 

Population  in  1890  was 15,769 

Population  in  1880  was 11,757 


CORPUS 


50.  C.LOVENSKIOLD,  Mayor. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

WATER  WORKS— 
6s,  g.,  F&A,  $90,OOOg.Feb.  1, 1942 

(Subject  to  call  after  Feb.  1, 1912) 
Int.pnyableatFourthXat.Bk.,N.Y. 
Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897...  $90,000 

Floating  debt 12.OOO 

Total  debtFeb.  1, 1897.      102,000 


Tax  valuation,  real $1,183,252 

Tax  valuation,  i.erson'l  402,307 
Total  valuation  1896...  1,585,559 
Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 
Total  tar  (per  $1,000)  '96.. $17  55 

Population  1S90  was 4,387 

Population  1897  (est.) 5,000 


.    , ...         , 
TAX  FREE.— Bonds  of  this  city  are  exempt  Irom  taiation. 


CORSIC  AN  A. — County  seat  of  Navarro  County. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

CITY  HALL  BONDS— 

8f, $10,000 1905 

6s, 20,000 1907 

SEWER  BONDS— 


5s, ,    $7,500 1919 

a  STRKKT  IMPROVEMENT  BONDS — 

5s,  J&J,  $30,000 July  1.1920 

Bonded  debt  Jan.,  1896. .    $67,5OO 
j  Tax  valuation  1890 2,980,000 

'    1 1, .  i  ,1 1 1  •!  t  i ,  i  i ,   in    1  QQA  TITO  a  /I  OQK 


5s,  J&J,  $20,OOO July  1,  1919  ' 

SCHOOL  BONDS— 
8s, ,  $10,000 1901 

a  $500  each. 

I NTEREST  on  the  street  improvement  bonds  is  payable  in  New  York. 


1  Population  in  1890  was 6,285 

I  Population  in  1880  was 3,373 

I  Population  In  1895  (est.) 8,000 


6s,  J&D, 
5s,  J&J, 
5s,  J&J, 
5g,  J&J, 


5  F.  P.  HOLLAND,  Mayor. 
Jc.  G.  MORGAN,  Auditor. 
This  is  the  county  seat  of  Dallas  County. 

LOANS-  When  Due. 

DRAIN  BONDS  1883— 
6s,  M&N,   $30,000.... Nov.,     1913 

Subject  to  call  Nov.  1893. 
FUNDING  BONDS- 
SB,  M&8,    $27,500.... Sept.,    1904 

6s,  A&O,     100,000 Apr.,     1917 

5g,  J&J,     200,000 g.. July,     1931 
GENERAL  IMPROVEMENT—  WATER  WORKS  1882 

6s,  M&N,  $100,000 Nov.,  1913 

Subject  to  call  Nov.,  1903 
SEWERAGE  IMPROVEMENT  GOLD 
BONDS  1890-1891— 

5s,  J&J,  $150,000 July  1, 1920 

Subject  to  call. 

5s,  J&D,  $150,000 June,    1931 

Subject  to  call. 

STREET  IMPROVEMENT  BONDS— 
5g,P&A,  $200,000.... Aug.,      1928 
5s,  J&J,     200,000.... July,     1929 


TEXAS  &  PACIFIC  RE.  1874— 

7s,  A&O,    $74,000 Apr.,    1904 

WATER  SUPPLY   1884-f91— 

95,000.  .Deo.,  1914 
100,000.  .July,  1917 
200,000.  .July  1,  1920 
06,000  g  .Jan.,  1921 
100,000.  .June,  1931 


.Jan.,      1902 
.Junel,  1935 


5s,  J&D, 


6s,  J&J,  $100,000. 
5s,  J&D,    200,000. 

Former  city  of  East  Dallas. 

CONSTRUCTION  &  IMPROVEMENT 
BONDS — 

6s,  J&J,  $15,000 July,    1916 

6s,  J&J,    40,000 July,    1918 

6s,  J&J,    15,000 July,    1919 

PUBLIC  SCHOOL  BUILD'G  BONDS— 
6s,  J&J,  $13,000 July,    1916 


INTEREST  on  10  per  cent  funding  bonds  Is  payable  at  Dallas;  on 
D.  &  W.  and  T.  &  P.  issues,  at  Austin,  Texas,  by  State  Treasurer;  on 
the  East  Dallas  bonds  due  in  1916,  at  the  Laclede  Bank,  St.  Louis 
Mo.;  on  the  street  improvement  5s  due  In  1928  and  1929  and  the 
sewerage  improvement  due  in  1920,  at  the  Seaboard  National  Bank, 
New  York ;  on  all  other  bonds  by  the  New  York  Security  &  Trust 
Company. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  subjoined  statement  shows  the  city's 
bonded  debt,  etc.,  on  the  dates  named. 

Mar.  16,  '96.     Feb  14,  '95.      Mar.  5,  '94. 

Bondeddebt $1,986,600       $2,005,500       $2,027,600 

Floating  debt 64,471  18,000  


$2,023,500 
52,500 


$2,027,600 


Total  debt $2,05\071 

Sinking  fund  cash  assets 

Netdebt $1,971,000 

Water  debt  (Included  above)...    $661,000          $661,000          $661,000 

The  city  owns  property  valued  at  $1,500,000. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.— The  bonded  debt  of  the  city  of  Dallas  is 
limited  to  $2,500,000  by  special  act  of  the  State  Legislature. 

WATER  WORKS.— In  the  year  1894  the  revenue  from  water  works 
was  $23,500.  The  water  works  have  been  extensively  Improved  and 
enlarged. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  and  tax 
rate  liave  been  as  follows : 

Personal         Total  Assessed  Sale  of  Tax 
Years.  Heal  Estate.  Property.  Valuation.       per  $1,000. 

1895 $16,904,125          $4,723,800          $21,627,925  $15-00 

1894 16,780,700  4,174,200  20,954,900  22-83 

1893...        .   17,887,875  5,243,725  23,131,600  23-35 

1892 19,993,709  5,886,625  25,880,325  23-15 

1891 32,000,000  

1890     33,000,000  23-25 

1889 23,000,000  

The  tax  rate  in  1894  includes  city  tax  proper,  $14-50;  State  and 
county  and  school  tax,  $8-33. 

POPULATION.— In  1890  population  was  38,067;  in  1880  it  was 
10.358.  The  estimated  population  of  1895  was  65,000,  which  Included 
several  adjacent  suburbs  recently  annexed. 


DALLAS  COUNTY.— ED.  FEATHER,  Treas. 

County  seat  is  Dallas. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

BRIDGE  BONDS— (Ref.)— 
5s,  A&O,  $18,000.... Apr.  10,  1906 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS— (Ref.)— 
5s,  A&O,  $249,000.. Apr.  10, 1906 

JAIL  BONDS— (Ref.)— 
5s,  A&O,  $27,000.... Apr.  10,  1906 
Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897...$294,oeo 


Sinkingfund $10,000 

Net  debt  Feb.  1 , 1897. . .      284,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 32,243,620 

Assessment  abt.  >a  to  13  act.  value. 

State  tax  (per  *1,OOO) $3-80 

County  tax  (per  $1,OOO) 5-00 

Population  in  1 890  was 67,042 

Population  In  1897  (est.)...  92 ,000 


Eight  thousand  dollars  of  tbe  county's  bonds  are  owned  by  the  per 
manent  school  fund. 

INTEREST  is  payable  In  New  York. 

OPTIONAL  —One  hundred  thousand  dollars  of  the  county's  bonds 
are  optional  after  1900  and  $100,000  after  1905. 


5  LOUIS  LEBRECHT,  Mayor. 
—  JwiLL.  J.  SCOTT,  Secretary. 

This  city  Is  in  Grayson  County. 
LOANS-  When  Due. 

FUNDING  BONDS  1884  &  1894— 
6s,  J&J,  $30,000  .................... 

5s,J&J,   25,000  .................. 

SCHOOL  BONDS  1888  &  1892— 
6s,  J&J,  $15,000  .................... 

5s,  J&J,    32,000  .................... 

SEWER  BONDS  1890  &  1892— 
5s,  J&J,  $60,000  .................... 

5s,  J&J,    25,000  .................... 

STREET  IMPROV.  BONDS  1892— 
5s,  J&J,  $25,000  ................... 

This  city  has  no  water  debt  but  pays  a  hydrant  reiital  of  »2,4">6  25 
per  quarter.    The  corporation  owns  property  valued  at  about  $450,  OOO. 

INTEREST  is  payable  bythe  Ninth  National  Bank  of  New  York  City 

OPTIONAL.—  The  funding  bonds  of  1894  are  subject  to  call  1 
years  after  date. 

TAX  EXEM  PT.—  All  bonds  are  free  from  taxation. 


Bond,  debt  Dec.  1, 1896,  $212,000 

Floating  debt 7,000 

Total  debt 219,000 

Sinkingfund 31,650 

Net  debt  Dec.  1,  1896....   187,350 

Tax  valuation  1896 4,500,000 

Assessment  about  'a  actual  value. 
Total  tax  (per  $1,000)  1896.$23'10 
Population  in  1890  was.  . .  .1(1,1)58 

Population  In  1880  was 

Population  in  1896  (est.). ..15,000 


April,   1897. 


TEX^S-CITIES 


TOWNS, 


179 


DE  WITT  COUNTY. 

County  seat  U  Cuero. 
LOANS-  VT"»  Due. 


P.  BAKER,  Co.  Clerk. 


BKII-.E  B  .«D8— 

6«. $31.100 

11,8*5 19O3 

HOUSE  BONDS— 

•20,000 Aug.,  1934 

to  call  after  1890. 

•40.000 May.  1935 

to  call  after  19OO. 

•10,000. Jan..  1936 

•object  to  call  after  19O1 


BBIDOE  BONUS -(Con.)— 
5s, $22,000 Aug.,  1936 

Subject  to  call  after  19O1. 

JAIL  BOSDB— 

6s $2,000 1898 

Total  debt  Feb.  15. 1897.  $136,985 

Tax  valuation  1896 6,222,849 

Assessment  about  H)  actual  value. 

i  Tax  rate  <p«r$l,OOO> $9'9O 

'  Population  In  189O  was 14,307 

Population  In  1897  (eat.)...  15,000 


INTEREST  on  Court  House  bond*  U  payable  at  New  York  City  and 
Austin  Tex.;  on  remaining  bonds  at  Cuero. 


DICKENS  COUNTY. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

BBIDOE  BONDS  - 

6s,  July,  94.000 July  2. 1907 

6s,  May,    9.OOO Mar  8.  19i8 

6s.May.    3.OOO May  17,1904 

Cncrr  HOUSE  BONDS— 

.  April.  $10.00O. ..June  90. 1907 

nd.  debt  Feb.  17.  1897..932.OOO 


Floating  debt $4.0OO 

Total  debt 36.OOO 

Sinking  fund 4  '.•>" 

Net  debt  Feb.  17,  1897....  31.5OO 

Tax  valuation,  real lll.OOO 

Tax  valuation,  personal...   ll.OOO 

Total  valuation  1896 122.OOO 

Population  In  189O  was 


INTEREST  on  the  above  bonds  Is  payable  at  Austin.  Texas. 


!L    PASO. — Tbl«  U  the  county  seat  of  El  Paso  County. 


Witt*  Dut. 


.JAJ.fc20.000 Aug.  1.1907 

tOSOOL  PCEDUO  BOHD*— 

•a,  A*0. 950.000 Apl.  1,1020 

WATEB  Bonne— 

6s.  A*O.  925,000 Oct.  1.1899 

Bonded  debt  (laat  return*)  .99S.OOO 


Bond*  are  subject  to  call. 
Interact  payable  at  New  York. 

Tax  valuation  1893 $5.359,190 

it  abont  \  actual  value. 


City  tax  (per  •1,000) $18-50 

Population  in  1890  wa. 10,338 

Population  In  1880  was....      736 


EL  PASO  CO.— PARK  \V.  PITMAN,  Clerk  Co.  Ct. 

County  seat  la  El  Paso. 


LOANS-  lr'"»  '"". 

COCBT  HOUSE  *  JAIL  BOND*— 

6s,  April. $84.000 1899*1900 

FUNDING  BONDS— 

9s,  April.  *.%3.3JO 1909 

(Part  due  yearly.) 
I  debt  Dee,  U.>9«.j$l>7^99 


Total  debt  Dec.  14,  '96...  9217,622 

OaahaaMU 3.262 

Tax  valuation  1896 8323,232 

AwMumtnt  at  nearly  full  value. 

Tax  rat*  (per  91.0OO) «lo-oo 

Population  In  1890  was..... 15.678 
PopolatioBlBl880waa,....  3.845 
Population  ta  1896  (aboat). 40,000 


FALLS  COUNTY.— F.  M.  GRIGOS,  Treasurer. 


County  seat  1s  Martin 
LOANS-  »»•»  Dtu. 

COI'BT  HOI-HE  BONDS— 

6s.  Apr.  10.98.000..  Apr  10,  1»01 

HKII-.K  BOXIMI— 
6s,  Apr.  10.  96.000  ..  Apr.  10,  1908 

PKKV  k«>  >r  SCHOOL  Bonn— 
Os.  Apr.  10.92V.590  .Apr.  10.  1913 
Total  debt  Cec.  17.  1896. 


Tax  valuation,  real 
TBXTI 


•5.440.899 
nrsoaaj.  2,486.661 
1899...   7,B97.0flO 
Ajeessaaeat  aboat  ••  actual  value. 
Stale  A  Co.  tax  (per 91. 000)... 8-88 

IgBOwas.. 
I  u  1996  (est)...  35.000 


Population  la  1*90  wan...     20.708 
Population 


All  boods  an  payable  at  the  option  of  the  county. 

F  ANN  IN  CO.— W.  C.  SADLER,  Treswnrer. 

County  seat  ls  Bonham. 

LOANS—  When  Due.  I  Tax  valuation  1999... 910,061.445 

r  BOOB*  BOSTDSV-  |  Aseeessnent  about  "a  actual  value. 

5s*«U.  Apr.  10.tUl.000.Apr  10/04  )  State  tax  (per  91.000) 99-90 

BOAD  AND  B«ii-.i  BONDS— 
6s.  Apr.  10.  94.328. . . .  Part  yearly. 
Total  debt  Jan.  1,  1897...945.Z28 

OPTION  AL--A11  of  ta*  eooatys  bonds  are  optional  after  tea  yean. 

BON  OS.  -The  Paula  Couaty  jiiBlBBIB-t  Slinnl  road  owns  931.000 
of  tie  above  listed  bonds. 

FAYETTE  CO.— R.  T.   BHADSHAW,  TreMurer. 

County  seat  U  La  Grange. 


4-50 

was.  .  .  .S8.7O9 
.  ...5O.OOO 


LOAN 


IS— 
JAIL 


Couirrr  JAIL  lio*na— 

•15.000  Apr.  10, 1899 
COCBT  BOOSE  BOND* — 
6s.  Apr.  10,  ».%.•>• 

«M.  HHIIM.K  HoND*— 
5s,  Apr   IO.  941.5OO.  Apr.  10, 19O3 
Is,  Apr   lo.     '....DOO. Apr.  10.  19O4 
»K)  Apr.  10.  1906 
KcrcwMM)  BONDS  1899. 
5s.  AAO,  $75.000 May  15. 1935 


to  call  arts*  May  15. 1900 
•t  navable  In  New  York. 
Dee.,  1896  . . .  $157,500 

Slaking  toad 18499 

Net  debt  Dee.,  1896 199.947 

Tax  valuation  18»5 8.3O8.0OO 

AsaeessBoa t  aboat  %  actual  value. 
Btate  *  Co.tax  ipil.OOO)'96.98-8O 
Population  IB  1990  was. ..  ..31,481 
Population  In  1*SO  was..... 27,998 
Population,  1890  (esU.over.4O.000 


All  hoods  exsept  the  975,000  of  refunding  bonds  are  exempt  from 
taiatlo*. 

•H,  court  boose  and  road  and  bridge  bonds  are  all  owned  and 
bald  by  the  Permanent  School   Pnad  of  Parette  County  and  an  non- 


FORT  WORTH.— B.  B.  PAF.DOCK,  Mayor. 

This  city  Is  the  county  seat  of  Tarrant  Coanty. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

%  IMT.  Bostne 

•V  JAJ.  $275.000 Jan.  1.  192O 

«s.JAJ.     175000 Ian.  1.1922 


. 

•i  9c«ooL— 
5..JAJ.* . 


.Jan.  1.  1990 


R*i.*m-;ioN  BONDS— 
0s.  MAX.  $158,000        May  1.1923 
•abject  to  call  after  May  1. 19O3 


»  HEWEB  BONDS 

5.  g..  MAN.  «U.-..OOO..Msy  1.  1940 

8TBEET  AND  HEWEB  BoNDS— 

7s.  MAS.  996,000 Sept,  1914 

UBNEEAL  IMMIVEMENT— 

5  (.MAS,  9300,000...  Mch.  1.1921 
(WATEB  BONDS- 
MAN. 9100.000.  May  1,  1920 

6.  g..  P*A.    650.000..Feb.  1.  1992 
7-.  J*J.    190,000..... Jan.  1,  19O3 

POB-VESJETSB, 

PAR.-Reewt  loaaa  have  been  Issued  In  91.000  plsess. 
NTEREST  Is  payable  In  New  York  City. 
GOLD  BONDS.— All  bonds  an  payable  In  gold 
TOTAL   DEBT,  ETC.—  Tn*  dry ••  bonded  debt  on  Feb.  1.1 897,  was 
^•IfOO;  sinking  fnnd.  lavmrtsnent  and  cash.  919I.OOO  :  net  debt, 
aaBBK***  wB4or  OMbt  (not  raclnded  IB  the  above  total),  $80O,OOO. 

:.:  I  :    :-.- 

,.-Tbe  eltr  s  debt  U  limited  by  the  city's  charter 
— . per  cent  OB  the  taxable  values  as  shown  by  the 


ASSESSED  VALUATION.— The  city's  assessed  valuation  (which  Is 
80  per  cent  of  actual  value)  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows : 


Personal  Assessed         Tax  Rate 

Property.         Valuation,     per  $1,OOO. 

$ $ $17-50 

4,864,738          20,103,968          15-5O 
7,837,225         21,860,388          21-75 
4,804,160          21,306,785          20-55 
4,715,143          15,958,870         21-55 
The  tax  rate  In  1892  includes  city  tax  proper,  $13-50;  county  tax, 
$5-50;  State  tax,  $1-50;  average  school  tax,  $1-25;   total,  $21-7o. 

POPULATION.— In  1890  it  was  23.O76— as  returned  by  the  city 
enumerator.  30.OOO;  In  1880  it  was  6,663;  In  189S  (estimated),  31.0OO. 


Teart.  Real  Estate. 

1897 $15.790,000 

1894 15,239,230 

1892 14,023,103 

1890 16,502,625 

1889 11,243,727 


J  J.  R.  8HORTRIDGE,  Mayor. 

• I.F.  H.  SHERWOOD,  Auditor. 

This  is  the  county  seat  of  Cooke  County. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

FfNUINi;  BOXDS  — 

6s,  AAO,  $5,5OO Mar.  1, 19O6 

Subject  to  call  after  Mar.  1, 19O6 

IMPROVEMBNT  BONDS — 

6s.  Aug.  1,  $4,000 Aug.,  1901 

to  Aug.,  1903 
SCHOOL  BONDS— 

6s,  MAN,     $500 Aug.  1, 1903 

6»,  AAO.  16.000 Sept.1, 1916 

Subject  to  call  after  Apr.  1,1896 

6s,JAJ,*25.000 Jan.  1,1942 

Subject  to  call  after  Jan.  1,1912 
SBWERAOB  A  STREET  IMP.— 

6s,  AAO.  $8,000 Apr.  1, 1919 

Subject  to  call  after  Apr.  1, 190S 
STBKET  IMP.  BOSDS — 


i-.O.ANS-. 


When  Due. 


6s,  JiJ,  $10,000 July,  1934 

Subject  to  call  after  July,  19O4 
Interest  is  payable  inSt.  Louis  Mo., 

and  Gainesville,  Tex. 
Bonded  debt  July  1,  '96.    $96,50O 

Floating  debt 1,800 

Total  debt 98,300 

Slnkingfund 13,575 

Set  debt  J  uly  1 ,  1 896 ...       84,725 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,372,519 

Tax  valuation,  personal.1,487,359 
Total  valuation  1895 3,859,878 

Assessment  is  *)  actual  value. 

City  tax  (per  $1.0OO) «11-5O 

Population  In  1880  was 2,667 

Population  In  189O  was 6,59i 

Population  in  1896  (est)...  12,000 


6s.A*O.  $27,500 Oct.  1, 1941 

Subject  to  call  after  Oct.  1, 1910 

OPTIONAL.— All  of  the  city's  bonds  are  subject  to  call  in  from  five 
to  twenty  years. 


J  A.  W.  FLY,  Mayor. 
—  J  Til EO.  K.  THOMPSON,  Auditor. 
Oalveston  Is  the  county  seat  of  Oalveston  County. 
A  bill  Is  now  (April  1, 1897,)  before  the  State  Legislature  providing 
for  various  amendments  to  the  city's  charter.    Under  the  revised 
charter  the  city  will  be  authorized  to  Issue  $2OO,OOO  of  bonds  to  fund 
the  floating  debt,  93OO.OOO  for  the  construction  of  a  sewerage  system 
and  9SO.OOO  for  street  Improvements. 

LOANS—                  When  Due.  LOANS-                  When  Due. 

FL-NUINO  Bomua—  PURCHASE  BLOCK  321- 

5s.  MAN, 9200.000 1905-1915  8s,  MAS,  $17,500... Mar.  '98  to  '02 

LIMITED  DEBT  BONDS  1881—  '  (93,500  dne  each  year.) 

5s. •1.300,000 1921-1927  WATEB  WORKS  BONDS- 
LIMITED  DEBT  BOIIDB  1891—          5s. 966O.OOO 1928-1936 

5s, $1,195,000 1934-1936    5s 5O.OOO 1938 

PAR  VALUE  OF  BONDS. -The  limited  debt  bonds  are  $100  and 
multiple*  thereof. 

INTER  EST  Is  payable  In  New  York  and  Oalveston.  All  coupons  are 
tax  receivable. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— The  subjoined  state-uent  shows  Oalveston'i 
total  bonded  debt.  Including  the  water  debt,  the  floating  debt  and  the 
Bet  debt,  on  each  of  the  dates  named. 

Dee.  1.  '96.  Oct.  23/95.  June  1.  '94.  Mar.  1,  '93. 

Total  bonded  debt....  93,429.000    93.132.700    92,202,700    $1,974,200 
Floating  debt  (accrued 

Interest,  etc.)  336.729         289.518         159,438  81,062 

Total  debt. 93.7H2.729    $3.422.218    $2,362.138    $2,055,262 

•Inking  fund,  Ac 833,554          549,078          515.469          441,201 

Netdebt 93,929.175    92.873.14O    91.846.669    91.614.061 

In  addition  to  the  sinking  fund,  as  given  above  the  city  owned  In 
1896  $528,870  of  wharf  company  stock  and  $10.000  of  City  Railroads 
stock  (the  Income  of  both  pledged  to  secure  its  limited  debt  5 
percent  bonds),  a  water  works  plant  valued  at  $1,5OO.OOO,  an  electric 
ught  plant,  etc.,  eta.,  the 


s 


fund. 


Ided  that  their  sli 


total   value  of  Its  public  property  being 

•aealTM  yearly  an  amount  equal  to  2  per  cent  of  the 
The  ordinance  respecting  the  limited  debt  bonds 
•Inking  fund  Income  should  be  Invented  In  bonds  of 


the  9tate  of  Texas,  bonds  of  the  United  States  or  bonds' of  "the  city  of 
Oalveston. 

DEBT  LIMITATION.-The  city  can  Issue  bonds  only  with  legisla- 
tive authority  and  Is  forbidden  to  make  loans  for  railroad  aid. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION. -The  city's  assessed  valuation  "about 
4ft  per  esmt  actual  value,"  and  tax  rate  have  been  as  follows : 

rerfonal       Total  Alt' d     City  To* 
I"ir»  JtsolXttaif.       Property.       Valuation,  per  $1,OOO 

1890, $19.848.006    $5.543.496    925,391,552    $15-00 

1894. 19,496,983      5,290,039      24.787,019       15-OO 

1899. 1H.066.H60      A,OO7,48«      23.O74.346      15-OO 

1890 15.970.935      5,002,899      21,033,834      15-OO 

1881 17.625,862      

POPULATION  In  1890   was  99.O84;    In  1880  It  was  22.248;    In 
1870  It  was  13.818.    Population  In  1896,  56.31O. 

GALVESTON  CO.— JAS.  S.  WATERS,  Treaa. 

County  sea*  U  Oalveston.    On  April  5,  1897,  the  county  expected  to 
9200,000  of  0  per  oeat  1O-4O  year  court  house  bonds. 


LOANS-  !T*««  Out. 

BBIDOE  BonM— 
5s.  Apr.  10.  $185,000.  Jan.  10, 1913 

r-,.l.'..-tt,,,-aM  aft..r.I:.n.  lo.  !•>.,.! 

OULF  COL.  *  8.  PB  RR— 
(K  MAN.  9320.000... May  1.  19O2 
BOII.I.-.I  debt  Fab.  9, 1897.$5O5.O<M) 
Floating  debt 10O.783 


Total  debt  Feb.  9, 1897.    $605,783 

Sinking  fund 176,260 

Het  debt  Feb.  1,  1896..  415,618 
Tax  valuation  1896. . .  .26.1 1O.330 
Assessment  about  Hi  actual  value. 

County  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $6-5O 

Population  In  18UO  was 31,476 

Population  in  1880  was 24,121 


INTEREST  on  the  6  per  cent  bonds  Is  payable  at  Mew  York  or  Oal- 
veston ;  on  the  5  per  cent  bonds  at  Oalveston. 

GOLIAD  CO.— EMIL  BERGMAN,  County  Treac. 

County  seat  Is  Oolal.l. 

When  Due. 


LOANS- 

HKIIKIK.  Bo!»r>»— 
6s,  Apr.  10.  $11. 000.  Apr.  1O,  1«O7 
6s.  Apr.  1O,  4.49O.  Apr.  1O,  1910 
6s,  Apr.  10.  7,305  Apr.  10.  1911 
6s,  Apr.  10.  9,000.  Apr.  10,  1912 

COI-BT  HOUSE  Boxi>»— 
6s, »67,889 1934 


Total  debt  Apr.  12.  '96 . .    $99,683 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,549,918 

Tax  valuation,  personal.  511,534 
Total  valuation  1896.  ...3,061,447 
Assessment  about  Hi  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $10-3O 

Population  In  189O  was 5,910 

Population  In  1880  was 5,832 

Population  In  1896  (cat) 6,500 


180 


STATE  AND  CITY 


Vol.  LXIV. 


INTEREST  on  the  Court  House  bonds  Is  payable  at  Austin,  Tex., 
and  at  the  Importers'  &  Traders'  National  Bank,  New  York  City;  on 
the  bridge  bonds  at  Austin. 

OPTIONAL —AH  bridge  bonds  are  subject  to  call  at  the  option  of 
the  county  the  Court  House  bonds  until  Jan.  10. 1899. 

GONZALES  COUNTY.— 

County  seat  Is  Goniales.  The  $59,000  of  court  house  bonds  belong 
to  tin'  school  fund  of  the  county. 

LOANS-  F»en  Z>w«.  I  Total  debt $73,491 

COTKT  ifimsE  BONDS—  I  Sinking  fund  assets 6,805 

«s,  Apr.  111.  $.->9,<MMI.Dec.  19,  1914  I  Net  debt  May  1*,  18  6..       06,686 

JAII  BONDS—  I  Tax  valuation,  real 3.153,952 

<is   \nr   1O  $lo,t>00. .Aug.  1.1905    Tax  valuation,  personal.2,587,201 

'  Babtoot  to  call.  I  Total  valuation  1896 — 5,741,153 

Interest  is  payable  at  Gonzales.  I  Assessment  about  *}  actual  value. 

landed  debt  May  Hi,  >96..»68.000    Tax  rate  (per $1,000) $15-60 

Floating  debt 4,491  |  Population  In  1890  was — 18,016 

i~orrin\.T-V7ir   T   T7        }  W.  G.  PERKINS,  Mayor. 

GREEN  V  ILLt. —  \j>.  W.H.TAYLOR, sccre 


< ireen vil le  Is  In  Hunt  County. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

Fusn'i*  HOMI-,  '90  (reg.) — 

•6a.  AAO,  $7.OOO Oct.,  1920 

Subject  to  call  Oct.,  1910 
Interest  payable  at  New  York. 


cretary. 

Total  debt  Apr.  1,  1896.      $91,109 

Tax  valuation  1894 1,950,000 

Real  valuation 3,510.000 

Population  In  1890  was 4,330 

Population  1896  (est.) 9,000 


HARRIS   COUNTY.— County  seat  Is  Houston. 


LOANS—  Amount. 

Court  House  6s,  ann $45,OOO 

Road  ami  Bridge  6s,  ann..  29,000 
Total  debt  Mar.  20,  1895..  84.OOO 
Sinking  fund 18,656 


Net  debt $65,344 

Tax  valuation  1895...  26,990,310 
County  tax  (per  $1 ,000)  $6-50 

Population  in  1890  was 37.249 

Population  In  1880  was 27,985 


HARRISON   CO.— County  seat  is  Marshall. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS— 
6s,  Apr.  10,  $37, 500.  Apr.  10, 1903 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
•6s,  Apr.  1,  $27,280. .Apr.    1,1910 

COMPROMISE  RAILROAD  BONDS— 
•6s,  Apr.  ll,$63,800..Apr.  19, 1901 


Total  debt  Deo. 1896....  $128,685 

Tax  valuation  1895 4,163,690 

Assessment  about  *3  actual  value. 

County  tax  (per  $1,000) $10-75 

Population  in  1890  was 26,721 

Population  in  1880  was 25,177 

Population  In  1896  (est.)... 27,500 


INTEREST  and  sinking  fund  payments  oo  compromise  railroad 
bonds  are  made  by  State  Comptroller. 

OPTIONAL. — All  bonds  Issued  by  this  county  are  subject  to  call  at 
the  option  of  tie  county. 

TAX  FREE.— The  bonds  are  all  exempt  from  taxation. 

HAYS    COUNTY.—  County  seat  Is  San  Marcos. 


Total  debt  (last  returns)  ..$23,000 

Slnkingfund 4,500 

Net  debt  (last  returns) —   18,500 


Tax  valuation  1896. ...$3,101,170 

Co.  tax  (per  $1,000) 6'50 

Population  In  1890  was 11,352 


HENRIETTA. — This  is  the  county  seat  of  Clay  County. 


LOANS-  When  Due. 

REFUNDING  BONDS— 
€s,  g.,J&J  ............  Jan.  1,1925 

Subject  to  call  in  10  years. 
WATER  BONDS— 
<5s,  g.,  J&J  .......  ,  —  Jan.  1,  1935 

Subject  to  call  In  10  years. 
INTEREST  payable  at  Southern  National  Bank,  New  York  City. 


Total  debt  (last  returns).    $23.000 

Tax  valuation  1894 1,100,000 

True  valuation  (about) . .  2,000,000 

Population  in  1890  was 2,100 

Population  In  1894  (estlm'd)  .3,500 


}  C.  D.  MATTHEWS,  Mayor. 
—  ( C.  A.  SULLENBERGER,  Treasurer. 
Hillsboro  is  In  Hill  County. 

When  Due.  \  5s.  g.,M&S,  $8,000  g..Sept.3, 1935 
Total  debt  Jan.  1, 1897 ..    $47,500 


LOANS— 
CITY  HALL  BONDS— 


7s,  J&J,  $5,000 Sept.  1, 1905  I  Sinking  fund 


,         ,       , 

SCHOOL  HOUSE  BONDH- 




Net  debt  Jan.  1,  1897... 


2,000 
45,500 

•6s,  J&J,  $2,OOO July  1, 1909.  Water  debt  (included)...      27,000 

fi-,  J&J,    2.5OO Septa,  1911  I  Tax  valuation  1896 2,220,910 

*is.  J&J,    4.OOO July  2, 1924  I  Assessment  about  %  actual  value. 

WELL  (ARTKSIAN)  BONDS— 

€s,  A&O,  $7,000 Oct.  1,  1911 

WATBR  WORKS  &  SEW.  BONDS- 


SB,  g.,  J&J,  $19,000  g.  Jan.  1, 1935 


. 

Total  tax  (per$l,000) $17-83>3 

Population  in  1890  was 2,541 

Population '97  (estlm'd) 7,000 


HOPKINS  COUNT  Y.—J.  S.  WOOD,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  Is  Sulphur  Springs. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

COURT  HOUSR  AND  JAIL- 
SB $65,000 July  10, 1934 

Subject  to  call  after  10  years. 
Total  debt  Deo.,  1896....   $86,318 

Tai  valuation,  real 2,975,680 

Tax  valuation,  pere'al.  1,634,817 


Total  valuation  1896... $4,610,497 
Assessment  about  ^  actual  value. 

State  tux  (per  $1,000) $3-80 

County  tax  (perSl.OOO) 6-20 

Population  in  1890  was 20,572 

Population  in  1880  was 15,461 

Population  1897  (estim'ed). 24,585 


T-J/~MTC:'-r/™>TOr         I  H-  B-  BICE.  Mayor. 

-U-)  U  O  1  <->lN . —  |  B.  R.  WARNER,  Secretary. 

This  city  Is  in  Harris  County. 

A  bill  Is  now  (April  1, 1897)  before  the  State  Legislature  providing 
for  various  amendments  to  the  city's  charter.  Under  the  revised  charter 
the  city  will  he  authorized  to  issue  $250,000  of  p:ivinir  and  sewerage 
bonds.  Bonds  for  any  other  purpose  to  be  submitted  first  to  a  vote 
of  the  people. 


LOANS- 
CiTv  BONDS,  1896 — 


When  Due. 


5s,  M&N,  $39,OOO May  1,  1936 

COMPROMISE  BONDS — 

6s,  J&J,  $500,000 Jan.  1, 1918 

5s,  J&J,    503,000 Jan.  1, 1918 

CONSOLIDATED  BONDS— 
6s,  J&J,    $12,800 July  1,1906 


H.  T.  &  B.  RR.  BONDS- 
SB,  A&O,  $9,500 Apr.  22,1899 

REFUNDING  BONDS- 
SB,  g.,  J&J,  $109,000,  g.,  Jan.1,1937 

SCHOOL  BONDS— 
6s,  J&J,  $60,000 Jan.  1,1922 

Subject  to  call  after  5  years. 
6s,  M&N,  $100,000,  g..May  1, 1924 


FINDING  BOND; 
6s.  J&J,  $524,000 Jan.  1, 1912 

GOLD— All  bonds  are  payable  in  gold. 

INTEREST  on  the  compromise  5s  and  6s  Is  payable  at  the  Union 
Trust  Company,  New  York  City;  on  the  funding  6s  at  the  American 
Exchange  National  Bank,  New  York  City;  others  also  In  New  York  City. 

TOTAL  BONDED  DEBT  Jan.  1.  1897,  was  $1,857,300;  floating 
debt,  $112,000;  total  debt.  $1,969,300. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  (about  SB  actual  value)  In  1896  was 
$22,827.<>r>5;  eitv  tax  (per  $1,()00)  $20-00.  In  1891  the  assessed 
valuation  was  $15,776,449;  In  1890,  $12,946,485;  In  1889,  $10,366,553. 

POPULATION  in  1890  was  27,557u;  in  1880  was  16,513 ;  In  1870 
was  9,382 ;  In  1897,  estimated,  60,000. 


JONES  COUNTY.— THEO.  BLAND,  Treasurer. 


County  seat  is  Ansou. 

LOANS—  When  Due. 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS — 
8s,  Apr.  10,  $6,OOO.. Mar.  31,  1900 
8s,  Apr.  10,    2,5OO...Jan.     5,1901 
6s,  Apr.  10,  23,000.. Apr.  10,  1908 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
6s,  Apr.  10,  $8.858..  AiiK.26,'97-'09 
(Part  due  yearly.) 

BRIDGE  BONDS — 

6s,  Apr.  10,  $4,500... Nov.  14, 1911 
6s,  Apr.  10,    2,500.. Nov.  16, 1912 

OPTIONAL.— The  bonds  Issued  by  this  county  are  all  subject  to  cal 
at  any  time. 

INTEREST  on  the  funding  bonds  Is  payable  in  Houston;  on  the 
bridge  bonds  in  Austin;  on  all  other  bonds  In  St.  Louis,  Mo. 


Bonded  debt  Jan.  1,  '97..    $47,35S 

Floating  debt 1,555 

Total  debt  Jan.  1. 1897..      48,914 

Tax  valuation  1896 1.61 1,235 

Assessment  same  as  actual  value. 
I  State&co.tax  (per  $1,000). .$8-30 

Population  1890  was 3,797 

Population  1897  (est.) 5,000 


KNOX  COUNTY.— County  seat  is  Benjamin. 


LQANS- 

.  IMPROVEMENT  BONDS— 


__  When  Due. 

PUB.  " 
6s,  Apr.  10,  $61,000... 4  to  16  yrs. 

Interest  payable  at  Benjamin. 
Total  debt  Apr.  10,  1897. .$61,000 
Sinking  fund 4,000 


Net  debt  Apr.  10,  1897..    $57,000 

Tax  valuation  1896 l,6Oo.ooo 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) . . .       $10-00 

Population  in  1890  was 1,134 

Population  In  1897  (est.) l.OOO 


LAMAR  CO.— FRANK  D.  MALLOEY,  Treas. 

County  seat  is  Paris 

Net  debt  Feb.  1,1897....    $87,603 

Tax  valuation,  real 6,548,895 

Tax  valuation,  personal,3,O35,911 

Total  valuation  1896 9,584,806 

Assessment  about  *g  actual  val. 

State  tax  (per  *1,000) $3-80 

County  tax  (per  $1,000) 4-50 

Population  in  1890  was 37,302 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS — 
6s,  Apr.  10,  #1,500.. Apr.  10, 1904 

SiUiject  to  call  at  any  ttiu--. 
5s,  A&O,  $90.000.. ..Apr.  10,  1935 

Subject  to  call  after  10  years. 

Interest  payable  at  Paris,  Tex. 
Total  debt  Feb.  1, 1897... $91,500 
Sinking  funds 3,897 


Population  in  1897  (est.)... 50,000 


LAREDO  *A-  THAL80N,  Mayor. 

^iJ^J.       J  D  H  BAJSrDOLPH,  Treasurer. 

This  is  the  county  seat  of  Webb  County.  School  and  sewer  bonds  to 
the  amount  of  $24,000  were  issued  in  1893,  but  they  will  not  be  offered 
for  sale  for  some  time. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

CITY  IMPROVEMENT  BONDS— 
6s.  J&J,  $69,000 July  1,  1913 

FUNDING  BONDS — 
6g,  J&J,  $40,000 g... Deo.  31, 1922 

Interest  payable  in  New  York. 
Bonded  debt  Apr.  1,  '96.  .$109,000 

Floating  debt 16,054 

Total  debt 125,054 


Sinking  fund $19,242 

Net  debt  Apr.  1,1896 105.812 

Tax  valuation,  real 1,664,765 

Tax  valuation,  personal.    523,733 

Total  valuation  189o 2,188,498 

Assessment  about  >23  actual  value. 

Total  tax  (per  $1,OOO) $23-00 

Population  in  1890  was 11,319 

Population  in  1896  (est.) . .  .13,000 


The  figures  of  sinking  fund  given  above  Include  $9,600  of  county 
bonds. 


NUECES    COUNT  Y.— County  seat  Is  Corpus  Christl. 


LOANS—  Amount. 
Court-house   and  jail 

bonds,  6s $23,OOO 

Jail  bonds,  6s 16000 

Road  &  bridge  bonds,  6s  7,445 

Total  debt  Mar.  3, 1897.  46,445 

Tax  valuation,  real 3,449,969 


Tax  valuation, personal$l, 601,675 
Total  valuation,  1896.. ..5,051,644 
Assessment  about  %  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,000) $8-55 

Population  in  1890  was 8,093 

Population  In  1897  (est.).. .10,000 
Bonds  are  subject  to  call. 


OAK.    CLIFF. — Oak  Cliff  is  in  Dallas  County. 
Total  debt  (last  returns)    *45,500 

Tax  valuation 1,633,000 

Real  valuation 3,500,000 


Popul-rion  in  1890  was. 2,47(1 

Population  in  1894  (est.) 5,500 


6a,  J&J,  $10,000 Feb.  1,1912 

Subject  to  call  after  Feb.  1, 1902 
WATER  WORKS  BONDS— 

6s,  J&J,  $60,000 Apr.  1,  ln:!7 

Subject  to  call  after  Apr.  1,  1  !>1 '-' 

6s,  J&J,  $23,OOO Oct.  15, 1037 

Subject  to  call  after  Oct.  15, 1912 


F*  ARIS.  —  This  Is  tbe  county  seat  of  Lamar  County. 
LOANS  When  Due.  \     CITY  DEBT  BONDS- 

CITY  PRISON  &  FIRE  DEP.— 
6s,  J&J,  $10,000  .....  Nov.  10,  1938 

Subject  to  call  after  Nov.  10,  1898 

FUNDING  BONDS— 
6s  ........  $5,000  ...........  - 

STREET  IMPROVEMENT- 
SB,  J&J,  $50,000  .  .  .  .Oct.     1,  1929 
Subject  to  call  after  Oct.     1,  1909 
5s,  J&J,  $25,000  .....  June   2,  1930 

INTEREST  is  payable  at  the  Fourth  National  Bank,  New  York  City 
on  January  and  July  10. 

TOTAL  BONDED  DEBT  April  1,  1897,  was  $183,000;  floating 
debt,  $13,000;  total  debt,  $196,000;  sinking  fund  assets,  $25,000;  net 
debt,  $171,OOO;  water  debt,  included  in  total  debt,  $83,000.  Total  value 
of  property  owned  by  city  $188,000. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  in  1896  of  real  estate  was  $3,100,000; 
personal  property,  $1,400,000;  total,  $4,500,000.  Assessed  valuation 
about  '5  actual  value;  total  tax  rate  (per  $1,000),  $19-70.  In  1889 
total  assessed  valuation  was  $3,891,000. 

was  8,254;   In  1880  it  was  3,980;  In 


POPULATION.—  In  1890  it 
1987  it  was  estimated  at  16,000. 


RED    RIVER    CO. — County  seat  is  Clarksville. 


LOANS.—  When  Due. 

JAIL  BONDS. 

6s,  May,  $3,OOO....Apr.  11, 1904 
6s,  May,  5,500.... May  13,  1904 
Total  debt  (last  returns) .  $70,470 


Tax  valuation  1895 *3,970.7iU 

Assessment  about  ^  actual  \ 

County  tax  (per  $1,000) i'-"'0 

Population  1890  was 21.452 

Population  1880  was 17,194 


OPTIONAL.— All  the  loans  are  subject  to  call  before  maturity. 
INTEREST  is  payable  partly  in  St.  Louis  and  partly  in  Austin  and 
Paris. 


RUNNELS  COUNTY.— County seatisBaUinger. 


LOANS—  When  Due. 

BRIDGE  BONDS — 
6s,  A&O,  $14,380.... Apr.  10,  1910 

$20,000 

COURT  HOUSE  BONDS — 

6s $35,500 

JAIL  BONDS— 
6s, ,$9,000 


Bonded  debt  (last  ret'ns)    $78,880 

Floating  debt 2,000 

Total  debt  (last  returns).       80,88( 

Tax  valuation  1895 2,851.623 

County  tax  iper  $1,000). 

Population  1890  was 3,198 

Population  1880  was 980 


INTEREST  on  the  bridge  bonds  due  in  1910  is  payable  at  the  St. 
Louis  National  Bank ;  ou  the  court  house  bonds,  In  Austin,  Tex. 


April,   1897. 


TOWNS, 


181 


c?  A  H.T     A  VTT/~kXII/~»         J  H.  ELMENDOKF,  Mayor. 

SAN  ANTONIO.— >  ALBERT  MEYER,  Auditor. 

This  Is  the  county  teat  of  Bexar  County. 

LOANS-  "»«» *>"«• 

BBIUOK  Sour*  (1890)- 
9s,  MAS,  9100,000... Sept  15,1920 
Subject  to  call  8ept.13.1910 
CITT  HALL,  ETC.  (1887)— 
5s.  F*A.  (190.000.  ..Aug.  1.  1917 
.-u-iject  to  rail  Aug.  1. 1897 
KLBCTBIC  PIBB  ALAR*  SYSTEM— 

9S.MA8.  925.000 8ept.15.1920 

9*Meet  to  call  Sept.  15, 1 9 10 
FuxniNu  Bosiw  (1895)— 
fci.  JAJ.  $300.000. . ..July  22.191 5 
Subject  to  call  July  22.1905 

JrSDCMBKT  BO!»De— 

to.  MAN..  951.000.... May   1. 19O2 

PR"l-KKTr   (•.•XUKM.'dtD,  ETC.— 

i»,  MAS,  475.000 8ept.15.192O 

Subject  to  call  8ept.15.mo 

PUBLIC  I«rBovB«BST»— 
6s.  FAA. '$50,000...  Aug.  1,1908 

Subject  to  call  after  Aur   1.1898 
Os.  MAN,  950.000.. ..May   1.1915 

•a,  FAA.    50,000  ..Aug.  i,  me 

IMttocttoeaUafterA 
ALJAJ.  $50.000 July  1.1917 

Subject  to  call  after  July  1. 19O7 
6s,  JAJ.  950*>00.  .    July   1.1919 


LOANS- 

REDBMrriox  BONDS  18911 
6s.  J«D,  950.0OO June  1, 1898 

6s,  MAS.  940,000'..... Sept.  1, 19O1 

Subject  to  call. 
5s,  MAS,  950.OOO. . .  .Sept.lS,  1905 

SCHOOL  BUILDINGS.  ETC.— 
5s,  MAS,  950,000.... Sept.15, 1920 

Subject    to     call     Sept.  15, 1910 

SBWEB  BOND*  1894— 
5s.  MAS.  $500,000.... Sept.  1,  1934 

SIDEWALK  BONDS — 
6s,  VAN,  $1O,000  g.. Nov. 30,  1931 

Subject    to     call     Nov.  3O,  1921 
5s,  JAJ.   910.000  ...July    1,1919 

Subject     to    call     July    1, 19O9 
5s.  MAS,  910,000.... Sept.15,  192O 

Subject    to    call    Sept.  15, 1910 

STREET  IMPROVEMENT  BONDS— 
6s,  MAN.  95O.OOO  c.. Nov. 30, 1931 

Subject     to    calf    Nov.  30. 1921 
9s.  JAJ,  $250,000.... July    1.1919 

Subject    to     call    July    1, 19O9 
9s.  MAS.  990.000.  ...Sept.15,  1920 

Subject    to     call    Sept.15, 1910 

t  to  call  after  July  1.1909 

INTEREST  to  payable  at  Treasurer's  omce  In  San  Antonio  or  at  the 
Fiscal  Agency  In  New  York. 
TAX  FREE.— All  of  the  city's  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 


TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.— «*an  Antonio's  bonded  debt  on  June  1.1896, 
wn.  *2.063.500:  on  Dee.  1. 1899.  the  bonded  debt  was  92.063.9OO; 
•eating  debt.  935,000:  total  debt.  92.O98.5OO;  cash  In  treasury.  938.- 
869:  net  debt,  92.009.631.  The  elty  has  no  water  debt.  OB  February 
1.  1893.  the  beaded  debt  wee  91 .823.800. 

The  city  owned  property  on  January  1, 1899,  rained  at  9577,550. 


ASSESSED  VALUATION.-The  city's  anessed  valuation  ("about 
65  percent  cash  value")  and  tax  rate  hare  been  as  follows : 

rm-mnml          Total  Aumii    City  To* 
}•'•••  Meal  Bttmli.         Pi «swl».  fU.          VmltuUitm.     JMT91.OOO 

1896 922.000.000          94.OOO.OOO  93O.noo.UOO  929-00 

1-u  30.755.485  

!-.•-          ....24.205310  IfnUM  :;..  I'- •-.-.  14-00 

!        -       .  ....-i.-.-  30.755.4S5  14-65 

1-...  .:••:"-."  5.9*0.230  27.620.950  11OO 

1880 f^^HI       .  I--:-;  -,.,....          10-00 

...     3.518,085  ;.-.;-,<»..  5OO 

Bt.tr    and   «.unty  tax  (per  91.00O)    for  18*6  to  912-50;  city  tax, 
school  tax.  92-00;  total  tax  (per  91 .000)  839-00. 

in  1880  taeiadee  persoaal  property.  91. 863.- 


i! 


I 


810:  moneys,  etc..  91.69*385;  merchandise.  91.572.515. 

POPULATION. -In  1890  population  was  37.«r73;   In  1880, 20.55O ; 
IB  1895  (estimated).  60.000. 


C  U  ET  D  M  A  KT         JJ-C-  EDMUNDS.  Mayor. 

SHERMAN. —  jj.  x.  WHARTON.  secretary 

Sherman  to  the  county  seat  of  Oraysoa  County. 

BOBD"— 

> Ror.  1.1989 

to  eall  after  1909 
....Jan.  15,  1984 
to  eall  after  1914 

>. 1980 

payable  yearly.) 
WATER  WOBKS  Boine— 

6s,  AAO.  961.000 July.  1986 

Subject  to  call  In  19OM. 

INTEREST  on  the  water  bonds  to  payable  at  the  National  Bank  of 
the  Republic,  Hew  York  City,  oa  the  Texas  *  Pacific  iCallroad  bonds 
by  xtate  Comptroller  at  Austin;  oa  all  ether  bonds  at  the  National 
Park  Bank.  New  York  City. 

TOTAL  DEBT,  ETC.-JThe  tetal  isalrf  debt  en  January  1.  1897. 
was  9203.097:  water  debt  (Included)  art  1  .OOO ;  cash  ea  hand.  938390. 
The  total  debt  oa  Sept.  1. 1891.  was  9199390. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  IB  1896  was  94^78^77;  In  1890  It  was 
•XX).  Total  tax  rate  (per 91.00O)  la  1896  was  $13  47>t.  Velna- 
1 894  (about  %  actual  value)  was  9**OOO.OOO. 

POPULATION  la  1890  was  7,335;  la  1880  was  6.093;  In  1899 

about  $r.'.ooo. 


^S  H'Vr,    !•-,' 

.1  .— 

«rr ..  Feb.  13. 1904 
>x  A  TEXAS  CB»- 
TRAL  Kir'i.'u  Bonus— 

•24*V>0 1918 

•>OO  payable  yearly.) 
Kr»:  •«— 

6s,  MAO.  980.000  .1990 

(« 1 .000  payable  yearly.) 


1911 
1911 
1936 


1983 
1999 
1980 
1900 


TARRANT  CO.— Jxo.  P.  Kino,  County  Clerk. 

County  seat  to  Fort  Worth. 

LOANS—  ***» 

BRIDGE  BojrDS— 

6s. .91.500- Feb.  1O. 

9s. ,    9.000.- ....  Nov.  10, 

Os, ,  14,000. Apr.  10. 

Subject  to  eall  afur  1906. 

KT  HODSB  Bonne— 
9s.  AAO.  9899,000. .  Oct.  10. 

Subject  to  cell  after  Oct.  1O. 
Os.  AAO, 938,00".... Apr.  10. 
•object  to  eall  after  Apr.  10, 


Bonded  debt  JML.  1. -97:  9497.«no 
Tax  valuation  1895  ...20^91.290 
Beat  valuation  (r-t)  42,oooj>OO 


97-00 
41,142 

Population  In  1H»O  w»»....  24.671 
PopuUOon  In  1X95  (est.) ..  .50,000 


founty  tax  (pvr  fljt 
Population  In  189O  wa». 


i  in  «lnkln«  fund. 

INTEREST  OB  the  Court  Howe  bonds  aad  on  the  bridge  bonds  of 
1P36  to  payable  at  the  Chemical  National  Bank.  New  York  ;  on  the 
Befnndln*  bond*  at  the  Mechanics'  National  Bank.  New  York;  and 
on  the  others  at  pale*  of  County  Treasurer. 

T  E  X  A  R  K.  A  N  A  .—  OooBty  seat  of  Bowie  County. 

.....  *« 


Real  valuation  (about). 

TRAVIS    COUNTY.— County  seat  Is  Austin. 
The  payment  ef  947.OOO  of  the  county's  bonds  has  been  enjoined. 


Total  debt  Oa«t 

Canh  It 

N*t  d»ht  iliut 


9116JMM 
16.473 


Tax  valuation.  1899.. 919382.1 10 
Population  In  1X90  was. ...30.322 
Population.  1996  (est.) AO.OOO 


UVALDE    COUNTY.— County  seat  UUvalde. 


LOANS- 

COUHT  HOU8 


If/,,,,    11,,.. 
O8E  BOWDR— 

ii>.  April  10,  $33,5OO. April  10, '35 

Int.  payable  at  Austin.  Tex. 
Total  debt  Mar.  1, 1897. .  .$33,5OO 


Tax  valuation,  real — $-2,OOO,OOO 

Tax  valuation,  per 1,400,000 

Total  valuation  1896...   3,4OO,OOO 
AssrBsment  about  %3  actual  value. 

Tax  rate  (per  $1,OOO) $9-75 

Population  in  1 890  was 3. 8O4 


V  AL  VERDE  CO.— JOHX  M.  GRAY,  Treasurer, 

County  seat  is  Del  Rio. 

—  -     -    -     Tax  valuation,  real $1,309,203: 

Tax  valuation,  pereon'l.   1,463.433 
Total  valuation  1896...   2.772.636 


LOANS- 
BHII«;K  BONDS— 
6».  Apr.  10,  93.5OO  ..Apr.  10, 19OO 


COURT  HOUSE  BOND*— 
6s.  Apr.  10,  $30.5OO.. Feb.  19, 1902 

Interest  payable  at  Austin. Tex. 
Total  delit  Jiiu.  1,  1«!»7 ..    $34,000 

All  bonds  are  payable  at  the  option  of  the  county. 

TAX    FREE.— All  bonds  Issued  by  this  county  are  exempt   from 
taxation. 


Assessment  about  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per  $1.000) S3-8O 

County  tax  (per  $1 ,000) 6-5O 

Population  in  1890  was 2,874 


VICTORIA    COUNTY.— CountyseatUVlctorta. 


LOANS- 

];:: l    I:.. 


Whrti  Due. 


7s,  Apr.,  93,709 Aug.  22.  1!M>3 

6s,  Am-.,    4,850 19OS-1HO9 

5s.  Apr.,  12.OOO Jan.  1,  1936 

COURT  HOUSE  BOHM — 
9s, 971,000 


JAII.  BONDS— 

On.  Apr.,  94.000 May  23, 1899 

Total  debt  Apr.  1, 1896..  $95,559 
Tax  valuation  1895....  5.425.37O 
Assessment  is  >a  actual  value 

Total  tax  (per  $1,000) S9-7O 

Population  189O  was 8,737 


OPTIONAL-— The  county's  bonds  are  all  subject  to  call  after  five 
years  from  date. 
INTEREST  Is  payable  at  Austin. 

Tir  A  /"•*-»        5  a  r.  McCUI.LOCH.  Mayor. 
\V  AOO. — }  K.  W.  JABLONOW8KI.  aty  Secretary. 
Thto  city  Is  In  McLennan  County.    Tin-  bonds  are  all  payable  In  gold. 
When  Due.  LOANS—  When  Dut. 

8F.»Ku  BONDS— (Con.)— 

1907    5s,  JAJ,  $35,OOO July  1,1921 

5s,  JAJ.    24.00O July   1.  I'.cj:} 

STREET  IMI-UOVKMBST  BONDS— 

6a,JAJ.  $25,000 Jan.15, 19O7 

Optional  after  10  years. 

6s,  MAS,  $20.000 Sept.  1.  1924 

5s,  AAO.  115.OOO Oct.    1,1919 

5S.MA8,     81,000 Sept.  1, 198O 

"uly  " 


LOANS- 
CITT  H 
9*  AAO 


AO.  935,500 Oct.    1. 

Optional  after  10  years. 




5s,  JAJ,  930.000 July  1.1909 

5s,  JAJ.    35,000 July  1.1921 

9s,  AAO,  14.OOO.  : .  1923 

PUBLIC  WOBK»  AKD  SCHOOL— 

6s,  MAS.  930.000 Sept.  1.  1924 

5s.  AAO.  19,000 Oct.    1,1923 

8BWEB  BOVDe— 

6s,  JAJ,  91 1.000 Jan.  15, 1907 

Optional  after  1O  years. 


5s,  JAJ.    131,000 July  1.1921 

Os.  AAO.    59,000... ..Apr.  1,1924 

WACO  A  N.W.  RR.- 
6s,  JAJ,  941,000 July  1, 1912 


GOLD.— All  bonds  are  payable  In  gold. 

INTEREST  on  street  Improvement  6s  due  In  1907  and  on  sewer  6* 
Is  payable  at  Waco;  on  all  other  bonds  at  New  York. 

TOTAL  BONDED  DEBT  on  March  25, 1897.  was  9691,500;  float- 
Ing  debt,  910.0OO ;  total  ilr lit.  9701,000;  sinking  fund  assets,  975.OOO; 
net  debt,  636.OOO.  Total  value  of  property  owned  by  city.  Including 
public  schools.  9761,256. 

ASSESSED  VALUATION  In  1896  of  real  estate  was  97,994,411 ; 
personal  property.  93.290. 114;  total.  91 1 .284,525 ;  city  tax  rate  (per 
91.0OO).  919-50.  The  assessed  valuation  In  1893  was  910,050,466;  In 
1892.910.641,814;  In  1890,98.337.951.  Property  is  assessed  at  6O- 
per  cent  <>f  Its  actual  value. 

POPULATION.— The  population  In  1800  was  13.O67-.  In  1880  was 
7.295.  According  to  local  figures  the  population  at  the  present  time  li 
X9.900.  

WALLER  CO.— Dixox  S.  CURRY,  Treasurer. 

County  seat  to  Hempstead. 
LOANS-  "*«•  *>•««• 

BKIIMiB  BOXIM  — 

6..  Apr..  93.400.. ..Feb.  12. 1907 
6«i,  Apr..  23.000  ...Aug.  14.  1939 
COURT  HOI-SK  BOHIM— 


6..  Apr..  931.000.... Nov.  17, 1993 


Total  debt 75,400 

Blnklncfund 3,400- 

Net  debt  July  1, 1890. . .       72.0OO- 

Tax  valuation,  real 2,000,000 

Tax  valuation,  pers'l....l,250,OOO 


Total  valuation  1895....3.25O.OOO 


6s,  Apr.      3.000....  May  14,  1924    Total  valuation  1896....  3,280,965 

JAIL  Bonne-  Assessment  about  "5  actual  value. 

6.,  Apr.,  910.000....  Apr.  10,  1936  |  State*  oo.  tax  (perft.OOO).  910-30 
Bonded  debt  July  1.  1896.969.4OO  I  Population  In  1§9O  was.....  10,888 
Floating  debt.  ...........  6,000  I  Population  In  1897  (est.)...  .15.OOO 

INTEREST  on  the  bonds  of  19O7,  1923  and  1924  Is  Datable  at 
Austin,  Tei.;  on  the  bonds  of  1935  In  New  York  City,  and  on  the  Jail 
bonds  at  Hempstead,  Trx. 

TAX  FREE.—  The  above  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxation. 

OPTIONAL  —The  bridge  bonds  are  subject  to  call  ten  years  alter 
date,  and  all  other  bonds  five  years  after  date. 

WHARTON  COUNTY.  —  Pixox  S.  CURRY, 


Tax  valuation  1899  ....93,852,493 

('.unity  tn\  (|..T  *1.OOO) 96-00- 

I'.ipuliitliui  I  .  l»!Mi  was 7,584 

l'.i|iiiliitl<ni  In  188O  was 4,549- 


County  seat  l«  Heinp»t*ad. 

LOANS-  "•*«•  I>"f 

BBIDOB  BOXIM— 

6»...     .  «-'.I.««NI          .linn-  1.1994 
Total  debt  (last  returns)  .    $85,875 


WILLI AMSON  CO.— S.  K.  P.  JACKSON,  Treas. 


Total  debt  Feb. 9, '97...       $54,000- 

Tax  valuation,  real 8.185,045 

Tax  valuation,  personal  3.740,395 

Total  valuation  1896...  11,928.440 

Assessment  Is  .V  actual  value. 

State  tax  (per  $1.000) $3-80 

County  tax  (per  $1.0OO)....      3'50> 

Population  In  1890  was 25,909 

Population  In  1897  (est.) . 


.34,000 


County  seat  to  Georgetown. 
LOANS-  W»«n  Due. 

BRIDGE  BOHD*— 

6s,  Apr..  98,000.... Apr.  22.  1912 
6«.  Apr..  13,000.. ..July  15.  1912 
6s,  Apr..  90.000.. ..Aug.  20.  1912 

CODRT  HOUHB  Bonn*— 
6s,  Apr..    90.000.... Feb.  12,1906 

JAIL  Bosoe— 

6s,  Apr..  91 3,000....  Apr.  10. 19O3 
Interest  payable  at  State  Treasury. 

OPTIONAL.— All  of  the  county's  bonds  are  subject  to  call. 

TAX  FREE  —  The  Jail  and  court  house  bonds  are  exempt  from  taxa- 
tion. 

WILSON   COUNTY. — County  seatls  Floresvllle 

Boniliil  debt  Feb.  l,"97.     926,000  I  Tax  rate  (per  9i,OOO) 99-3O- 

Kloatlng  u>ht  9.0OO  I  Population  In  18!IO  was 10,699 

Total  il.-bt  Veil.  I    1897.         X5.6OO  i  Population  In  1897  (e»t.)  ....12,500- 
Tax  valuation  1890  . ..   3,753.000  | 


STATE 


CITY 


Vol.  LX1V. 


•m-  **—  '^"                                                                                                                     .  •  •                          —        •  -  -               —  —  —  —  

ADDITIONAL     STATEMENTS. 

In  the  table  below  we  give  statistics  regarding  a  number  of  clril  oX 
vision,  in  the  State  of  Te«,  which  have  an  «»'»«'"•*«»«•  £j™ 
$10,000  and  which  are  not  represented  among  the  forego  ing  *>taaed 
reports.    We  add  the  population  from  the  United  States  Cram 

I"*-                                               ratal                 Tax        Tax  Rale      Popu- 
™tit.          Valuation,  per  $1,000.  lotion. 
Abllene.7aylor  County  $41,000       $2,200,350       $5-50         3,1^ 
Anderson  County  3<,OOc           fgtl956         6'50          1,824 
Aransas  County  iS'oSS         2flO3'o69          6'50         2101 
Archer  County  83.808         f'.?XS'J7o         8'50            944 
Ann»trongCounty  26,250          J-r2f'?4§         5-20         6,459 
Atawosa  County  ?a'^An         sqlv'V'l         4'50       17,859 

County— 

Total 
Debt. 
...$51,475 

Tax        Ta 
Valuation,  pet 
$2,591,300 
3,563,420 
7,709.560 
3,622,852 
7,106,661 
863,815 
1  ,904,306 
1,116,887 
1,084,058 
1,844,367 
2,992,346 
5,422,176 
2,058,765 
7,171,290 
1,588,558 
2,852,096 
744,394 
1,388,132 
602,038 
2,805,681 
2,256,349 
1,496,529 
23,334,841 
2,763,586 
1,096,249 
7,980,504 
2,181,614 
2,010,8  :*3 
6,393,405 
2,750,200 
890,837 
1  016,999 
11,228,46.'. 
1,721,311 
311,840 
1,667,762 
3,591,462 
1,641,941 
6,876,720 
1,514,586 
2,563,940 
1,168,244 
704,6*6 
2,161,677 
5,811,807 
805,490 
2,110,272 
3,015,500 
930,020 
1,588,546 
2,563,845 
1,141,968 
2,065,125 
2,074,542 
6,101,060 
2,123,266 
2,490,719 
952,985 
1,233,857 
1,443,640 
4,327,877 
1,711,850 
1.576,525 
3,735,339 
1,744,101 
1,864,492 
1,743,887 
2,315,210 
1,025,225 
6,386,670 
3,474,7^0 
855,694 
3,649,430 
3,358,651 
5,998,440 
2,814.845 
2,845,138 
858,700 
1,230,700 

xRate 
•$1,000. 
$7-30 
5-80 
5-00 
6-20 
5-50 
6-00 
5-00 
5-30 
5-70 
6-00 
4-50 
5-20 
6-OO 
4-50 
5-00 
6-10 
5-00 
14-50 
5-20 
5-10 
5-50 
5-2O 
3-50 
6-20 
5-00 
5-80 
6-50 
6-50 
4-00 
6-20 
6-50 
6-50 
4-40 
6-50 
4-50 
7-00 
5-50 
6-50 
4-80 
6-50 
4-50 
6-50 
5-50 
5-50 
4-50 

Popu- 
lation. 
3,281 
5,857 
22,313 
3,637 
21,598 
324 
4,462 
2,243 
173 
2,139 
7,584 
21,887 
13,841 
21,678 
2,055 
6,772 
33 
10,862 
264 
3,985 
3,  (598 
3,217 
311,204     • 
5,730 
1,215 
24,773 
5,493 
•2,059 
18,863 
11,765 
6,580 
139 
26,373 
1,573 
270 
4,770 
8,320 
14,328 
21,682 
849 
1,698 
3,90» 
187 
1,247 
26,506 
1,505 
5,972 
18,559 
6,688 
7,360 
6,641 
1,415 
2,012 
14.365 
28,324 
10,749 
4,926 

...   89,500 

..   32,500 

...  61,760 

.  ..  6»,878 

..  44,283 

.  ..   25,000 

...  23,500 

...  37,004 

..   38,000 

I^ampasas  County  
Lavaca  County  
Leon  County  
Limestone  County  
Live  Oak  County  

46,500 
48,100 
32,326 
64,250 
26,434 
85  336 

Austin  County  18,000         3,947,J24         4  ou         ^ 

BaaEE^ia           «s  "fls 
BSS^^Effi  4  :  i  «s  "Kg 

ULS-cSS^--:::::::::::  ffg     ?|J|S     «»     We| 

,rden  County  24,514            '«8$j§         ^.^       14,224 

Lubbock  County  
Marion  County  
Martin  County  
Matagorda  County  
Maverick  County  
McCulloch  County  
MoLennon  County  

20,577 
197,000 
22,000 
16,056 
.   1?,3OO 
22,040 
116,894 
..  55,450 

BOMUe  County  B7264         £998640         5-00       20,267 
Bowie  County  S<l-5n2          3886937          6'50       16,650 
Bruzos  County  !n'?n«         3077888         5'50       13,001 
Burleson  County  50,500         3,277,888          oo^            ^ 
Calhoun  County  ik'Vbi         Vd9o'Xa7         7-20       14,424 
Cameron  County  69,581         |'*f"'|||         I-go       22975 
Cherokee  County  21,000          f'^g1^?          e-50          1175 

Menard  County  
Milam  County  
Mills  County  
Mitchell  County  
Montague  County  
Montgomery  County  — 

18,877 
155,487 
..   32,500 
90,958 
13,500 
44,315 
11  500 

Childrcss  County  67,415         W?frS$|         e-00         7,503 
Clay  County.     63,950         WJJtf|g         5.0o         6,112 
Co  e.nan  County  38,132          fa™"^0         4.70       36>736 
Collln  County  ••  ?*-^"s           'sfi4'i3"         6'50            357 

Morris  County  
Motley  County  
Navarro  County  
Nolan  County  

34,824 
43,500 
38,755 
.    12,000 

uoutugswortn  c/ounij  SV'AXA         ^  120  989         5'20       19,512 
Colorado  County  Zi'VYX         SioaftS           5-50         639 

Orange  County..  

12,011 

C«inal  County  23,140         f,  198,63           o_»«         »g» 

Palo  Pinto  County  

..   35,337 

iXHuuiitiiie  county  ««  Xjx            i  iuU._Oftfl          4mOO          1,06 
Coot'eCmmZv7  ^   "lOOO         7^880         5-00       24,09 

Parker  County  

32,712 
....   32,000 

ii00  »e.yOunty  tanSn          KRAO.34O          4-00        16,87 
g^fngSto'  "-  Sl'SSP*          1,218',628          6'50 

Presidio  County  

96,000 
15,936 

C?osl  vCounfv  10000          1,116,779          6'50             34 

.   24,000 

§£if  Smith  County""               21379          1088,010         5-00             17 

..   39,995 

Delta  County  ,lS'Q2o         ^iTOdiX         5-50       2128 

Robertson  County.  ...... 

70,524 

Deutou  County.  1£?'^         iloilll         6-20         104 
SonWCCo°«utvy"-                 "   30!000          ffiloS 

Rocbdale,  Milan  Co  
Rockwall  County  

30,565 
.   10,500 

5-80 
3-70 
6-50 
6-50 
5-20 
6-20 
6-50 
7-00 
6-20 
7-20 
5-30 
6-20 
6-50 
5-25 
4-50 
6-50 
5-50 
5-00 
5-00 
6-50 
6-50 
6-OO 
6-50 
5-00 
6-00 
6-50 
6-50 
4-50 
5-50 
7-00 
5-40 
7-50 
5-00 

i;        /^           J    ill  1ST          2213292          5-00          7,59 
EasVtCd'S,uynty  "  ^686         3$SV6         5-50       10,37 

San  Augustine  County.. 

24,530 
.  17,085 

.   16.0OO 

W$S£E*.:::'-'~-  4«^   ^ooiot            SiSa 

Scurry  County  

32,222 

laa?0""         ^i:^     5,5o?o;!0986    "s-oo    21,59 

Shaokelf  ord  County  .... 

..  38,317 

FUher  Countv  •-•  34  111          1,313,574         5-50         2,996 

...114,500 

f  oyacountv7::::::::::::....  14.000      sse.aso     6-50 

WnarH  Pniinnr                                               35,243               1,146,46^                                    .n's'a'o 

Starr  County...  

26,075 
46,314 

toarauounty  no'aao          1184785          5'50       10,586 
PC.  Bend  County  93,839          |'^|'22l          5-10       15,987 

Sterling  County  

11,762 
..   42,240 

1,022 
658 
6,957 
902 
8,190 
5,152 
7,648 
10,877 
12,695 
12,874 
77 
29,161 
14.S42 
778 
4,831 
7,092 
24,134 
13,932 
5,049 
3,582 
1,097 

FrioC  mntv           34  774         2,040,738         4-50          3,112 

..   36,879 

GwsonOomrtf'."                  "   25  500       17,186,778         4'3(         53,211 

..   53,000 

..  43,575 

Groesbeck,  Limestone  Co....   14,500             tnaun^          V2O       15217 
Onartaluue  Countv           48,600          4,508,905                             'TOI 

25.OOO 

..  55,000 

HaleCountv                         -•-   1«  12*             723'^          tnn             70? 

..   15,479 

al?  County   44,743          1,372,054         5'00             70S 

..  46.077 

HamS&unty":::.  38,354         3,333,161         6;00         9.318 

.   42,409 

..   43,796 

Janlwu^n  County'"           ..  78,000          1,920,537          6'50          3,904 

..   19,610 

IarUnC?uutv                        -  20,286          1,290,591         9'30         3,9o 

.    13.875 

lartlev  County  .....25497         1,118,602          6-50             25 

..   23,132 

laskelloSSSty  .......  67,240         2,316,420         6-50         1,66 

27,312 

Hemphill  County'"          12640          1.122,926          6-50             51! 

..  77,961 

Heuaoraon  County            ....   17,697          2,462,694          6-5O       12,28, 

...153,393 

H?dal™  &>unty                   ...   25300          2,620,727          6-50          6,53 

45,000 

lluSunto                          ....157,000       10,880,350          5'20       27,58, 

.   23.005 

Hood  County"""            57,337          2,114,987          7-25          7,61 

.   39,000 

Howard  County  18-799          1'?*T'§7Z         f'SS        ,Ha 

.   17,000 

HoustonCountv                28,000         3,101,517         4-00       19,36< 

...   12,884 

Jack  County                              34,000         2,830,856         6-50         9.740     i»vi»»  ,.—  v,  

April,  1897. 


INDEX, 


183 


GENERAL     INDEX 

TO 
STATES,   CITIES,   COUNTIES   AND  TOWNS   GIVEN  IN  SUPPLEMENT. 


PAW 

Aberdeen, 8.  D 125 

.Abilene.  Kan* 

Abllrue,  Texas. 

Abtngton.  MUM l- 

AbtBgtpn.  Pa....  ...  67 

A  89 

Ada.  s.  C.  Ohio 89 

Ada  County.  Idaho l4o 

Adalr  County.  Mo 119 

Adams,  Mass 1" 

AdamsCounly.ini 90 

A.U...-'  o  mtj.  M...     

Adam"'..  :i.!-..  N.-O     .,    .  I-'-. 

Adam,  i  ...i:,t".  .  i  Ml M 

Adam*  County,  Pa 74 

Adams  County.  Wash 151 

Aga warn.  Mass. 

Agency  Township.  Kan* 137 

Akron.  Ohio  79 

Akron  School  District.  Ohio...  89 
Alabama. 

AUn.eUa.CaL 

Alani eUa  County.  Cal 146 

Albany,  (ia. 169 

Albany.  M.  ..133 

\  43 

Albany  Conntr.  W.  T 43 

wr*:::      ifl 

.. 

^••B.  Me ..  10 

:.  Mich...  ..103 

Atoseaadro    IrrlgtgaUoB     DU- 

trlct.  Cal 146 

AlexanderConnty.Ill 96 

Alexandria  90 

Alcin;  Irta.  X.  1  i  . 

Alexan.ln».  Va  

Allegheny.  Pa ...  67 

^^fcny  O.iintr,  Md 76 

•sjheny  County.  Pa 47 


nallard.  Wash 

Daltlmore,  Md    

Ban dera  County .  Tex . 


Barhert 


4&BB  County.  K»n  ISO 

••  Canty.  Ky  ...............  161 

nUBBCooBty.  Ind  ...........  9O  ' 


.  79 
137 


saJp 
" 


A 

Amrr-   M    Oa 
Aaiesbtiry.  Ms, 
ABriient.  Ma*. 

An.!.,  r.v  >     II 


st*.^ 


ABderieB.  Ind  . 

An-1rr-..t..  -   . 

je&iaraoB  OeoBty.  Kaa 

AMenon  County.  : 

Awior'er.'MsA.  .' 

Aane  AruBdel  County.  Md. 

•OB,  Ala,  . 
Aa-.i..  M. 
^•••.Cou 


A-  ' 


:ll 
:il 

.   76 
.  36 


PAGE 

Attleborough.  Mass. 19 

Auburn,  Me, ,     8 

Auburn.  N.  Y 44 

AnfUUe  County,  Ohio 79 

Augusta.  Oa 169 

Augusta,  Me 8 

Aurora.  Ill 97 

Aurora,  Ind 95 

Aurora.  Neb 127 

Aurora  Township,  111 1O2 

Austin  County,  Texas .182 

Austin.  Minn ll-j 

Austin  Township,  Mo U:i 

A  us  tin.  Tex 178 

Aralon.  X.J 66 

Aron.  Mass 32 

Aroadale,  Ohio 8O 

Ayer,  Maes 19 

151 
76 

IM 

9 

ty,  Idaho........  MO 

.. 108 

Ohio 89 

Barber  County,  Kan 131 

Barknamated.  Conn 40 

Barnes  County.  N.  D 123 

Barnesrlllf .  Ohio 79 

Barrr.  13 

Barrlngton.  N.II  14 

Bartholomew  County,  Ind.  ....  91 

Barton  Co..  Kan 137 

Bartiiw.ru. 171 

Baatrop  County.  Tax 182 

Bath.4r * 9 

Rouge,  La 175 

CreekT  Mich 103 

F  Hprtngs  City.  Kan 

Bay  City,  Mich 1O3 

Bay  County.  Mich 1O4 

Bailor  County.  Tex 183 

Bayonne.  X.J  6O 

Beach  Haren.  X.  J 66 

Beardstown.  Ill 97 

Beatrice,  Keb 127 

Bearer  Falls.  Pa 68 

Pa 74 

ty.  Mont  ...137 

Minn 112 

,Pa. 74 

137 
Bee  I  oo n tr .  Tex  ...  183 

Belfast.  Me 9 

BelknapCounty.  X.  II 11 

Bell  County.  Tex 182 

Bellalre.  Ohio  79 


^^MBjTowashlp.  Kaa.. .....137 

.  N    II  14 


y.  Ariz. 

ai  County.  T*i 
r  County.  Tex 


145 
183 
U3 


.         ............ 

..  Towvshlp.  Ill  ..........  1O2 

ArUoaa  Territory.  '.  .!l4.'. 


•P,          

Irmstrong  Cminty .  Tax. . 

lr-.'.,»    i 


. 
176 


County.  PB 


Aroma, 

•tookfV,.Me  - 

_  iyrark.X  ...  39 

A**ury  Park  School   Dtotrtet. 

..  39 

•*  :  •  • 

;.   ; 

14 

MklBaCOl' 


1  <>•-*•••  

150 

:  -  j 

i  fa/la   Basin    Levee  Dta- 
^•t'^  ..175 

...131 

on  County.  Kan 131 

A  169 

•.Ohta. ....  ...   89 

•at  Cvuaty.  Ohio  ..  79 

'•'  19 

169 

^Bshln.  I1L 102 

••• 
A«**"«a»  atlgtlisjli,  ».  j 80 


Bellefontalnr.  Ohio 79 

M 

Belle  Plain--  Townahlp.  Kan...  137 
I1..-!!.  •- ,.:. .   : 

BHlerine  Township.  Kan 137 

lflB.K.J.....V. 60 

.. 66 

Belnont.  MSM 19 

Kteont,  y.H...  ..  14 

inty.  Ohio 79 

BaMVKan 137 

97 

,X.  D 124 

14 

Col 141 

,  Ind 95 

'.  Mo 119 

10 

Town*hlp.Mo 123 

Ohio S9 

6O 

.     .  J 66 

ral 146 

W.  Va. 160 

.  68 

Conntr.  MM* 19 

40 

14 

Bmalino  County.  J».  M 144 

B«nwrda.X.J... 6O 

•r.  Ala 172 

.Mo 123 

».H 14 

(Town.) 40 

_BDfou*h> 36 

_.!T.  H 14 

..  Mae* 19 

Beverly  C  ty.  W.  J  66 

Bexar  County.  Tex 

Btddefort,  M> 10 

Me  Lake  Hpeclai  Drain  D..  I11.1O2 

Blc  KapM«:if  k-h 104 

Spec.  Drain  !>..  Ill  1O2 

aiT. 32 

Mxt.MI~ 174 

rllnicham  County.  Idaho 140 

Rlnvbamton.  Jf.  Y 44 

Rlrmtncbam.  AU 172 

Btamarrk.  !».  D 123 

Btaekford  County.  Ind 91 

Rlaekitone,  Mann 82 

Blair.  Xeo 127 

Blair  County.  Pa 68 


VBB«ay.   .... 

'   •       i  ' 

r.    :.  -. 

• 

«ty.  Pa. 


PAGE. 

Blanchard  Twp..  Ohio 79 

Blanco  County.  Tex 182 

Bloomfleld,  Conn 30 

Bloomfleld,  X.  J 6O 

Bloniiiincton.  Ill !»7 

Bloomln^ton  Bchuol  DUt,  111..   97 

Blooniiiik-K.n,  Mo 119 

Bloomnbunc.  Pu 68 

Blount  County,  Tenn 164 

Blue.  Mo.. ll» 

Blue  Nluinl.  Ill 97 

Blue  Mound  TuwuBhlp,  Kan.. .137 

Blueneld.  W.  Va 160 

Blue  Ridge  Township,  111 1O2 

Boise.  Idaho 140 

Bolivar  County,  Minn 17-1 

Bolivar.  Mo I'.'a 

Boone  County,  Neb 1-J7 

Boone  School  DUt..  Iowa 115 

Boone  County,  Ind 95 

Boonville,  Mo 11:' 

Boothbay  Harbor,  Me 1<> 

Borden  County,  Tex 182 

Bordentown.  X.  J 66 

Bordentown.  X.  J.  (Township) .  66 

Bototourt  County,  Va 157 

Boceawen.  N.  II   14 

Boeqne  County.  Tex i-J 

Boat).  .  l.a    ..17''. 

•BM 1!) 

Oounty.X.  I> 1-J4 

141 

Boulder  Conntr.  Col 141 

Bound  Brook.  N.  J 66 

Bourbon  County.  Kan 1 .11 

Bourbon  Townahlp,  111 1O2 

Bowdolnham,  Me  10 

Bowdre  Townahlp.  Ill 

Bowie  County.  Tex 18  * 

Bowling  Green.  Ind 95 

Bowline  Green.  Ohio 79 

Boyd  County,  Ky 

Boyd  County.  Neb U7 

Botwnan.  Mont 137 

Braddork.  Pa 68 

Bradford.  Ma« 19 

Bradford.  Pa 68 

Bradford  County.  Pa 74 

Bralnerd.  Minn 1  !-• 

Bralnerd  Sohool  Diet.,  Minn. .   l  l  J 

Bralntrre.  MaM 

Branford.  Conn.  (Town) 4O 

Branford,  Cunn.  (Borooch) 40 

Br«ttl.-b..r.  1ft 

Braxtun  County.  W.  Va !«.«' 

Braxll.  Ind 91 

Bruoria  County.  Tex. 

Braioa  County.  Texas 

Bremen. Me. H> 

Brewer.Me 

Bri.l«rport.  Conn 36 


Brhtceton.  N    I 

iin,i.-..»  Her,  K.  J >.: 

Brlrai                      66 

Brlmneld.111 97 

Bristol.  Conn 3ti 

Brt.ti.liK.  1 33 

Brt.tol.  Trnn ;•; 

Bristol.  Va 

ty.MBJw ao 

Brocktun,  MUM 2O 

r. w ntr,  «r.v« 

Brookn>ld,Mo :.: 

Brookllne.  Maas 

44 

Brooklyn,  ohl.. 8O 

Brookrllle.  Ind 98 

Brown  County,  Ind 93 

Brown  County,  Kan i:il 

Brown  County,  Tex 178 

Brown  County,  WIs 108 

Bruce  Township,  111 1OT 

Brunxwtek.  <»a 170 

Bmn«wlck,Me 9 

Hrnn.wlck.  Mo 123 

Bryan.  Ohio 89 

Buchanan  County.  Mo 119 

Boeka  Conntr,  Pa 74 

Bueksport.  Me 9 

Boerrna,  Ohio 8O 

Buffalo,  Mo 119 

..   45 

Bufclo  County.  Neb 1-J7 

Buffalo,  Wyo 1  M'.t 

l:  .n.  aajbl  <  •.':.:••..  s   i  

Bnraa  Leree  Dlatrlct,  I*. . . . 

BurMgh  County.  N.  l> r.'.! 

Borleton  County.  Tex 182 

Kurllnjrton,  Iowa 115 

BurllnKton.  N.  J 6O 

Burlington.  Vt 16 

Iiiirlliiirton  (  o.inty.  N.  J 6O 

Burllnirtou.  N.  J.  {Township)..  66 
Burlington  Union  Mch.  D..  WU.106 
IMriili.nri.  MI  1" 

Burrtllvllle.  R.  1 33 

Burrton  City.  Kauiuu i:«7 

Bnrrton  Ti.wi.-hlp.  Kan 137 

Iturt  fiiiiiny.   NI-II l'J7 

lt..-hiM-ll  TownanlD,  III 1O2 

95 

Butler  County,  Mo 119 


PAOB. 

Butler  County,  Xcb 127 

Butler  County,  Ohio 8O 

Butler  County,  Pa 74 

Butte  City,  Mont 137 

Butt*  Cy.  Sch.  Dist.  No.l,  Mont.138 
Butte  County,  Cal 146 

Cache  County,  Utah 143 
addo  Levee  District,  La — 176 

Cadiz,  Ohio 8O 

Cairo,  111 97 

Calais,  Me 9 

Caldwell.  Kan 137 

Caldwell  Township,  Kan 137 

Cal.ltt  ell  County.  Ky 161 

Caldwell  County,  Tex 178 

Cullioiiu  County,  Tex 182 

California 146 

Oalla way  County,  Mo 119 

Calumet,  Mo 119 

Cambria  County,  Pa 74 

Cambridge.  Mass 21 

Cambridge  City,  Ind 91 

Cambridge,  Ohio «O 

Cambridge  8.  D..  Ohio 89 

Cumdi'ii,  Me 9 

Camdi  ii,  N.  J 60 

Camden  County.  X.  J 60 

Cameron  County,  Pa 74 

mil  County,  Tex 182 

Campbell  County,  Va 157 

Camp  Urunch,  Mo 119 

[on,  N.  II     14 

Canaan.  Conn 4O 

Canal  Dover.  Ohio 89 

Canal  Dover  8.  D..  Ohio 89 

Cannelton,  1ml 95 

Canon  City,  Col 141 

Canton,  Me 1O 

Canton,  Conn 4O 

Oaatou,  MaM -1 

Canton.  Mo  123 

;i.  Ohio 8O 

Canton,  8.  D.,  Ohio 89 

Canton,  N.  Y 46 

nulllll  I'lilim  0   IT     111 97 

Canyon  County.  Idaho 14O 

Capital  Township.  111 102 

.     ,,..     ..•:    ,1,',.    ,(    (I    .!,  .    Mo       ,       1  1!' 

.       ..   .  ;  u)   M"     1  I1.' 

Cape  Olrardeau  8  D.,  Mo 11» 

CapeMay.N.J 6O 

.  ,,..  M.,,  Oouaty,  N..I     ....      ••<•• 

Capital  Township.  Ill 1O2 

Carbon  County,  Pa 74 

Carbon  Count. v.Wy 189 

Carey, Ohio 89 

Caribou.Me 10 

.•.  Pa 68 

Carroll  County.  Ind 96 

•  ..  V  II 14 

Carroll  County.  Ohio 89 

Carrolton.  Ohio 89 

irllle.da  170 

Carthage,  Mo 119 

Cascade  County.  Mont 138 

Cass  County.  I  »d 9& 

Case  County,  Iowa. 115 

Can*  County,  Xel> 1 27 

Cass  County,  N.  D 123 

Case  County,  Mo 119 

Catasauqua,  Pa 68 

CaUklll.  N.  Y 46 

Caraller  County.  N.  D 124 

CaxenoTia,  N.  * 46 

Cecil  County.  Md 76 

Cedar  Rapid-.  Iowa 116 

Cedar  Rapids  Boh.  DUt.,  Iowa.  116 

Cellna,  Ohio 8O 

CenterTowns'p,NessCo.,Kiin  137 
Center  Towns^NorfcrnOo..^!:!? 
Center  Towns'p, Pratt  Co.. Kim.  1:17 
Center  Towns'p.Wllson  Co.  Ka.i:<7 
Center  Twn'sp,  Wood  no  n  Co.  KB.  137 
Centre  Town»'p,JcwellCo.Kau.l37 

Central  City,  Neb 127 

Central  Falls,  R.  1 38 

Centre  Co.,  Pa 74 

Chaffee  County,  Col 141 

Chaffee  Co.,  Col.,  School  Dist..  141 

Chamberlain,  8.  D 126 

Cnambcrshurg,  Pa 68 

CbampaU'i..  Ill 9 

("hanutf,  Kan 131 

chahton.  Mo 119 

Chariton  County.  Mo 119 

Charles  City,  Iowa 116 

Charleston.  Ill 97 

Charleston,  N.  H 14 

Charleston.  H.  C 168 

Charleston,  W.  Va 16O 

Charlotte,  N.  C 166 

Charlottesvllle.Va 157 

Chase  County,  Kan 137 

Chatanr|iia  County,  Kan 131 

Chatham.  Conn 36 

<m,u» 170 

chat  ham.  Mass 22 

Chattanooga.  Tenn 164 

ChelMiygan,  Mich 104 

Chehalls  County,  Wash 152 

Chelsea,  Mass ttU 

Cherokee  County,  Iowa 1 1 « ; 

Cherokee  County,  N.  C 166 


INDEX, 


Vol.  LXIV 


Cherokee  County,  Tex 182 

•Cherrv  Township,  Kan l:»  < 

Cheater.  N.J "" 

Chi-su-r.  X.  Y *6 

Chester.  Pa.. • 

i  :,. --: iity.  Pa       '• 

Chester  County.  8.  C 168 

Che  tops,  Kan !•*' 

Cheyenne,  \Vy 139 

Chlcago.lll  97 

Chicago  Man.  Din.  (See  Chlo.)...  H8 

Chiro|M'i-.  Mass -2 

Chloot  County,  Ark JTrt 

Children*  County.  T«x 182 

Chilli.-,,!!,,.,  Mo 119 

Chtlllciithf.  Ohio 80 

China,  Mo 1" 

<  'hi  ppewa  County.  Mloh 104 

cliipprwa  Ciiunty,  Wis 10 

Chateau  County,  Mont 1  3* 

Christian  County,  Ky nil 

Cloero.  Ind 95 

Cincinnati,  Ohio 8O 

Cincinnati  8.  D.,  Ohio 89 

Clrclevllle,  Ohio *  1 

Clallam  County,  Wash 152 

Claremout,  N.  H 11 

Clarion  County.  Pa 74 

Clark  County,  111 88 

Clink  Cnunty.  I  ml 9 

Clark  County,  Kim 13 

Clark  County,  Ky Mil 

Clark  County.  Mo 119 

Cliirk  County.  Ohio 89 

Clarke  County,  Va 157 

Clarki-  County,  Wash 152 

Clarksvillo,  Mo 123 

Clark sville,  Toun 164 

Clay  Centre,  Kan 131 

Clay  County,  lud 91 

Clay  County,  Kan 131 

Clay  County,  Minn 112 

Clay  County,  S.  D 125 

Clay  County,  Tex 182 

Clear  Creek  To wnfililp,  Mo 123 

cira nit-Id  County,  Pa 74 

Cleruiont  County,  Ohio 81 

Cleveland  County,  N.  C 166 

Cleveland  County,  Okla 177 

Cleveland,  Ohio 81 

Cleveland,  S.  D.,  Ohio 89 

Clifton.  Ohio 80 

Clinton,  Conn 40 

Clinton,  Iowa 116 

Clinton  School  District;,  Iowa..  116 

Clinton,  Mass 22 

Clinton,  Mo 123 

Clinton  County,  Mo 1 19 

Clinton  County,  N.  Y 46 

Clinton  County,  Pa 74 

Clinton  County,  Ohio 81 

Clintouia  Township,  111 102 

Cloud  County,  Kan 131 

Clyde,  Kaus 137 

Clyde,  Ohio 81 

Coatesville,  Pa 68 

Cobleskill,  N.  Y 46 

Cochlse  County,  Ariz 145 

Cooonlno  County,  Ariz 145 

Coffey  County,  Kan 132 

Cohasset,  Mass 32 

Cohoes,  N.  Y 40 

Colbert  County,  Ala 172 

Colchester,  Conn 36 

Cold  water,  M  ich 104 

Coldwater  Township,  Kan 137 

Coldwater  Township,  Mo 123 

Cole  County,  Mo 120 

Coleuian  County,  Tex 182 

Colfax,  Wash 132 

College  Point,  N.  Y 46 

Oollln  County,  Texas 182 

Colliugsworth  County.  Tex 182 

Colorado 141 

Colorado  County,  Tex 182 

Colorado  Springs,  Col 141 

Colorado  Spgs.,  Col.,  Soh.  Dist. 142 

Colton,  Cal 147 

Columbia  County,  N.  Y 46 

Columbia  County,  Pa 74 

Columbia  County,  Wash 152 

Columbia,  Pa 69 

Columbia,  S.  C 168 

Columbiana,  Ohio 89 

Columbiaua  County,  Ohio 89 

Columbus,  Ga 170 

Columbus,  Ind 91 

Columbus,  Kan 137 

Columbus,  Miss 174 

Columbus,  Neb 127 

Columbus,  Ohio 81 

Comal  County,  Tex 182 

Comauche  County,  Kan 132 

Comanche  County,  Tex 182 

Conclio  County,  Tex 182 

Concord,  N.  H 11 

Concord,  Mass 22 

Concordla,  Kan 132 

Concord  Township,  111 .102 

Conejos  County,  Col 142 

Conneaut,  8.  D.,  Ohio 89 

Connecticut 35 

Connersville,  Ind 95 

Conshohoukeu,  Pa 69 

Converse  County,  Wyoming 139 

Conway  Township,  Kan 137 

Conway.N.H 14 

Cook  County,  111 98 

Cooke  County,  Tex 182 

Coolldge,  Kan . 137 

Coos  County,  N.  H 14 

Corning,  N.  Y 40 

Coroudo   School   District,  San 

Diego  County,  Cal 14H 

Corpus  Christl,  Texas 178 

Corry,  Pa 69 

Corslcana,  Tex 178 

Cortlandvllle,  N.  Y 46 

Corvallis,  Oreg 150 

Corycll  County,  Tex 182 

OoihoetOU,  Ohio 82 


Cottage  City.  Mass 32 

Cottle  County,  Tex 182 

Ciiiiiir.il  lllulfs,  Iowa 116 

Coum-il  muffs  School  District, 
Iowa 


Council  Gr.,(City  &Twp.)  Kan.137 

Coventry,  Conn 4O 

Covington,  Ind 95 

Oovlngton,  Ky 161 

Cowlt-v  County.  Kan 132 

CowlitzCo.,  Wash 152 

Crane,  Ohio 8 

Cranford.  N.J 66 

Cranston,  K.I 3 

Craven  County,  N.  C lo 

Crawford  County,  111 98 

Crawford  County,  Ind 9 

Crawford  County,  Pa 69 

Crawford  Township,  Kan 137 

Crawfordsvllle,  Ind 91 

Crestline.  Ohio 82 

Creston.  Iowa 11 

Cromwell,  Conn 40 

Crook  County,  Wyo 

Crosbv  County,  Tex 182 

Crow  wing  County,  Minn 112 

Cutvre,  Mo 120 

Cumberland,  Me 1 

Cumberland  County,  N.  J 66 

Cumberland  Comity,  N.  C 166 

Cumberland  County,  Pa 7 

Cumberland,  Md 76 

Cumberland,  R.  I 

Cuming  County,  Neb 127 

Custer  County,  Mont 13 

Custer  County,  8.  D 125 

Custer  County,  Idaho 140 

Cntlcr.Me 10 

Cuyahoga  County,  Ohio 82 

Dade  County,  Mo 120 
akota  County,  Neb 127 

Dallas  County,  Mo 120 

Dallas  County,  Texas 178 

Dallas,  Texas 178 

Dalton  Fire  Dist,  Mass 22 

Dalton,  N.  H 14 

Dumariscotta,  Me 10 

Daubury,  Conn 36 

Danvers,  Mass 22 

Danville,  111 98 

Danville,  Ind 95 

Danville,  Pa 69 

Danville,  Va 157 

Darke  County,  Ohio 82 

Dartmouth,  Mass 32 

Dauphin  County,  Pa 69 

Davenport,  Iowa 116 

Daviess  County,  Ind 91 

Davison  County,  S.  D 125 

Dawson  County,  Mont 138 

Dayton,  Ky 162 

Dayton,  Ohio 82 

Dayton  School  District,  Ohio..   89 

Deaf  Smith  County.  Tex 182 

Dearborn  County,  Ind 91 

Decatur,  111 98 

Decatur,  Ind 91 

Decatur  County,  Kan 137 

Decatur  County,  lud 91 

Declham,  Mass 32 

Deerfleld,  Mass 32 

Deering,  Me 10 

Defiance,  Ohio 82 

Defiance  County,  Ohio 89 

DoKalb,  111 98 

Dekalb  County,  Ind 95 

Delaware 74 

Delaware  Township,  Kan 137 

Delaware  Township,  111 102 

Delaware,  Ohio 82 

Delaware,  County,  Ind 91 

Delaware  County,  Pa 69 

Delhi.  N.  Y 47 

Delphi,  Ind 91 

Delphos,  Allen  County,  Ohio..  89 
Delphos,  Van  Wert  Co.,  Ohio..   89 

Delta  County,  Tex 182 

Denison,  Texas 178 

Dennison,  Ohio 82 

Dent  Co.,  Mo 123 

Denton  County 182 

Denver,  Col 142 

Derby,  Conn 36 

Derry.N.  H 14 

Des  Moiues,  Iowa 116 

De  So  to,  Mo 123 

Detroit,  Mich 104 

Devil's  Lake,  N.  D 124 

De  Witt  County,  Texas 179 

Dickey  County,  N.  D 123 

Dickens  County,  Tex 179 

Dickinson  County,  Mich  104 

Dickinson  County,  Kan 132 

Dlmmit  County,  Tex 182 

District  of  Columbia 77 

Dixfleld,  Me .   10 

Dixon,  111 98 

Dodge  City,  Kan 137 

Dodge  County,  Neb 127 

Dolan  Township,  Mo 123 

Dona  Ana  County,  N.  M 144 

Douiphau  County,  Kan 132 

Douley  County.  Tex 182 

Door  County,  Wis 108 

Dorchester,  N.  H 14 

Douglas,  111 98 

Douglas  County,  Kan 132 

Douglas  County.  Neb 127 

Douglas  Co.,  Wash 152 

Dover,  Del 75 

Dover,  Me 10 

Dover,  N.  H 12 

Drummer  (Township),  111 102 

Dublin,  N.  H 14 

Dubuque,  Iowa 116 

Dubuque  County,  Iowa 116 

Duliith,  Minn 112 

Duluth  School  District 112 

Dunkirk,  Ind 91 

puakirk,  N.  Y 47 


Durham,  N.  C 166 

Durham  County,  N.C 166 

Duval  County,  Fla 171 

Duval  County,  Tex 182 

Duxbury,  Mass 22 

t'  agle  County,  Col 142 
'KuHtford,  Conn 40 

East  Htuldain.  Conn 40 

Kasth.'unptou.  Mass 22 

East  Hartford,  Conn 36 

East  Land  County.  Texas 182 

East  Las  Vegas,  N.  M 144 

East  Lincoln,  111 r  98 

East  Liverpool,  Ohio 82 

E.  Liverpool  School  Dist.,  Ohio  82 

East  Lyinc,  Conn 40 

East  Newark,  N.  J 66 

East  Oakland,  111 98 

Easton,  Conn 40 

Easton,  Pa 69 

East  Orange,  N.  J 61 

Enstport,  Me 1O 

East  Palestine,  Ohio 89 

East  Providence,  R.  1 33 

East  St.  Louis,  111 98 

East  St.  Louis  Sell.  Dist 98 

East  Windsor,  Conn 40 

Eaton.  Ohio 83 

Eau  Claire,  Wis 108 

Eddy  County,  N.  D 124 

Eden,  Me 10 

Edwards  County,  Kan 132 

Edwards  County,  Texas 182 

Elbert  County,  Ga 170 

El  Dorado  County,  Cal 147 

Eldorado,  Kan 137 

El  Dorado  Township,  Kans 137 

Elgin  School  District,  111 98 

Elizabeth,  N.J 61 

Elkhart,  Ind 91 

Elkhart  County,  Ind 91 

Elk  Township,  Kaus 137 

Elk  County,  Kans 137 

Elk  County,  Pa 74 

Elmira,  N.  Y 47 

Elinwood.IU 98 

Ellington,  Conn , 40 

Ellis  County,  Texas 182 

Ellsworth,  Kan ..132 

Ellsworth  County,  Kan 137 

Ellsworth,  Me 9 

El  Paso,  Texas 179 

El  Paso  County,  Texas 179 

El  Reno,  Oklahoma 177 

El  Reno  S.  D.,  Okla 177 

Elwood,  Ind 95 

El  wood  Township,  111 102 

ElyriaCity,  Ohio 83 

Elyria  City,  S.  D.,  0 89 

Embarras  Township,  111 102 

Embden,  Me 10 

Emmet  County,  Iowa 116 

Emmons  County,  N.  D 124 

Empire  Township,  Kan 137 

Emporia  City,  Kan 132 

Eutield,  Conn 36 

Enuis,  Tex 182 

Epping,  N.  H 14 

Erie  County,  N.  Y 47 

Rrie  Township,  Kan 137 

Erie,  Pa 69 

Erath  County,  Texas 182 

Erie  County,  Ohio 89 

Erie  County,  Pa 74 

Esoanaba,  Mich 104 

Essex,  Conn 37 

Essex,  Mass 32 

Essex  County,  N.  J 61 

Essex  Township,  111 102 

Etna.Pa 69 

Eufaula,  Ala 172 

Eureka  Township,  Kan 137 

Eureka  City,  Kan 137 

Evans  Township,  m 102 

Evanston,  111 99 

Evanston.  Ohio 89 

Evauston,  Wyo 139 

Evansville,  Ind 91 

Everett,  Mass 22 

Everett  Township,  Mo 123 

Everett,  Wash 152 

Ewing.N.J  66 

Exeter,  N.  H 12 

Fairbury.Neb 127 
airfield.  Conn 37 

Fairfleld,  Me 10 

Fairflold  County,  Conn 37 

Fairhaveu,  Mass 32 

Fair  Haven,  Vt 15 

Fair  Haven,  Wash 152 

Fainnount,  Ind 95 

Fall  River,  Mass 22 

Falls  County,  Texas 17!) 

Falls  City,  Neb 127 

Fannin  County,  Texas 179 

Fargo,  N.  D 124 

Faribault,  Minn 112 

Farmington,  Conn 40 

Farmington,  Me 1O 

Farmington.  N.  H 12 

Far  Rockaway,  N.  Y 47 

Fayette  County,  Ind 95 

Fayette  County,  Ohio 83 

Fayette  County,  Pa 69 

Fayette  County,  Texas 179 

Fayette ville,  N.  C 166 

Fergus  Falls,  Minn 112 

Feruandina,  Fla 171 

Fifth  Louisiana.  Lev.  Dist.,  La.176 

Findlay,  Ohio 83 

Finney  County,  Kan 137 

FisherCounty,  Texas 182 

Fitchburg,  Mass 23 

Flatbush,  N.  Y 47 

Flathead  County,  Mont 138 

Flatlauds,  N.  Y 47 

Florence,  Ala 172 

Florida 171 

Floyd  County,  Ga 170 


Floyd  County,  Ind 92 

Floyd  County,  Texas 182 

Flushing,  N.  Y 47 

Foard  County,  Texas 182 

Fonddu  Lac,  Wis ; 108 

Ford  County,  111 '<  < 

Ford  County,  Kan 1:12 

Forest  County,  Pa  74 

Forsythe  County,  N.  C Hiti 

Fort  Bend  County,  Texas 1  i-j 

Fort  Collins.  Col 142 

Fort  Dodge,  In  wa 117 

Fort  Scott,  Kan 1 32 

Fort  Wayne,  Ind 92 

Fort  Worth,  Tux 179 

Foster  County,  N.  D r_>4 

Fostoria,  Ohio *:\ 

Fo'storia.  S.  D.,  O s;i 

Framingham,  Mass 23 

Frankfort.  Ind iiy 

Frankfort,  Ky 1 62 

Franklin  Township,  Kan 1  \\1 

Franklin,  X.  H 12 

Franklin.  N.  J 61 

I .'ranklin.Oliio 83 

Franklin  County,  Ohio 83 

Franklin,  Pa 69 

Franklin  County,  111 ii'.t 

Franklin  County,  Kan 132 

Franklin  County,  Ky HW 

Franklin  County,  Mass •.>:( 

Franklin  County,  Mo VJO 

Franklin  County,  Hn 74 

Franklin  County,  Va 157 

Frederick,  Md 77 

Fredericksburg,  Va 157 

Fredonia,  N.  Y 47 

Freedom  Township,  Mo 123 

Freehold,  N.J 61 

Freeport,  111 '.MI 

Freeport,  Kan 1 37 

Freestone  County,  Tex l  .•>•_' 

Frolinglmyseu,  N.J 61; 

Fremont,  Neb .-. 1'js 

Fremont,  Ohio 83 

Fremont  County,  Colo 14 

Fremont  County,  Idaho 140 

Fresno,  Cal 14 

Fresno  County,  Cal 147 

Frio  County,  Tex 182 

Frostburgh.  Md .7 

Fryeburg,  Me 10 

Fulton  County,  Ind 9! 

Fulton  County,  Pa 71 

Fulton,  Mo 123 

Gadsden.  Ala 172 
alnesville,  Texas 179 

Galesburg,  111 :m 

Galena,  111 'M 

Gallon,  Ohio 83 

Gallatln  County,  111 99 

Gallntin  County.  Mont 138 

Gallia  County.  Ohio 83 

Gallipolis,  Ohio 83 

Gal veston,  Texas 17! 

Galveston  County,  Texas 17! 

Ganeer  Township,  111 1  <  >'J 

Garden  City,  Kan 132 

Gardiner,  Me ;..   10 

Gardner,  Mass 23 

Garfield  County,  Col 1 12 

Garficld  Couuta,  Oklahoma — 17 

Garfleld  County,  Wash 1  .">- 

Garnet,  Kan 13' 

Geary  County,  Kan 1 32 

Goneseo,  N.  Y 4' 

Georgetown,  Me 10 

Georgia 168 

Germaotown,  Ohio 8! 

Gibson  City,  111 !>9 

Girard,  Kansas 137 

Glassboro,  N.  J 66 

Glastonbury,  Conn 37 

Glendale,  Ohio 89 

Glenn  County,  Cal 147 

Gleua  Falls,  N.Y 47 

Glen  Bidge,  N.  J 

Gleuville",  Ohio 8! 

Gloucester,  Mass 2i 

Gloucester  City,  N.  J 6 

Gloucester  County,  N.J 61 

GloversviUe,  N.  Y 4: 

Goffstown,  N.  H 1' 

Gosebic  County,  Mich 10- 

Goliad  County,' Texas 1' 

Gonzales  County,  Texas 1» 

Goose  Creek  Township,  111 10! 

Goshen,  Ind 9i 

Gouverneur,  N.  Y 4' 

Graf  ton  County,  N.  H 1 

Grafton,  Mass 21 

Grafton,  N.  D 12 

Grafton,  W.  Va 100 

Graham  County,  Ariz 14 

Graham  County,  Kan 13! 

Grand  Forks,  N.  D 12' 

Grand  Forks  County,  N.  D 1 

Grand  Haven,  Mich 10' 

Grand  Island,  Neb 12! 

Grand  Rapids,  Mich {• 

Grand  River.  Mo 1 

Grant  County,  Ind 

Grant  County,  Kan 

Grant  County,  Ky 1< 

Grant  County,  N.  M m 

Grant  County,  S.  D Ij 

Grant  Township,  Kan 1 

Gravesend,  N.  Y 

Gray  County,  Kan 

Grayson  County.Ky 

Grayson  County,  Texas 

Great  Bond  City.  Kan 

Great  Bend  Township,  Kau....l 

Great  Falls,  Mont 1 

Great  Falls  School  Dist.  Mont.JS 

Greely.Col 

Greeley  County,  Kan 

Green  Bay,  Wis 

Greeuburg,  N.  Y 

Green  County,  Ky • 


April,  1897. 


INDEX- 


185 


Greene  County,  I  ml 92 

-  County.  X.  Y 48 

••  County.  Mo l-» 

Ones*  CouutV.  Ohio 

Oreene  County.  Pa 74 

48 


II 

II 

I: 


."  Ind 93 

.  Man* 33 

tlrl.l.  Ohio  .. 

r.  Kan* 

v.  8pe«.  Dr'n  Dial .  ! 

•-  H.  (     168 

-Imrit.  Kan 

1-| 

83 

iivffle,8.C 168 

<  V>unty .  8.  ( 

vtllf.  Texaa. 

..i.li.  Conn 

wood  County.  Kan 

.U> ... 

1-M 

.  Couo'y.  Texan 

oM.CMB 

-srk.  Texan 

9» 

inly.  Mo 

.lope  Qaamj,  Trial. . 

.... 


HillMlale,  Mich  .....  .  ...........  104 

Hinds  County,  Mint  ............  174 

IliuL-ham,  Mas*  .............       •_•  i 

BUudale  Counly,  Colo  .........  142 

HlDMlale.  Man*  ............  ::_• 

llnbi.krii.  X.J  ..................   61 

Bodtreman  County.  Kaus  ......  133 

H..  '.!....*.     M  ,-- 

Holdcn.  Mo 


X.  J. 


. -I:    K  ,'. 

ma 


137 
.  61 


.H.  J 

n."  J 


.  Va 


• 

OMamy.Xeb 

•• 
tare.  la. "7 

den.X    i  ...  48 

IHon  County.  111. 

•  ounty,  Ind 92 

OUm  County,  Kan  - 

.-••     ,.  N....  :-- 

Ot0*i  Coanty,  Ohio. 8S 

1. 1..  -,...,,:•>.   f.  Till  '..    I 

•Mai  Ooaaty,  Tex 183 

•>klo 88 

...  93 

n,..:  .-,..,.    >      I 

I-'.. .:.:  .     M  .-•  .1 

,..,.,,  ..  ......    i.  ..  .  [,  .  ,      H7 

-....,  ...    •  -.  .  i. 

.  .        .-.:.,• 

-  . 


.     123 

Mich  ..................  105 

aynhurg.  Pa  ..............   69 

.................   1O 

.V  "  .....................    14 

ion.  Maw.  ................   24 

Hrarh.  N.  J  ..............   68 

le.Maiis  ..................    24 

Home  City.  Ohio  ................   89 

Homestead.  Pa  .................  69 

Hood  Oouiity.Tex  .............  182 

Roonlck  Fall-.  N.  Y  _____  ......   48 

Hopkins  County,  Tex  ..........  ISO 

Ho|>klnton.  MAM  ............ 

HopkiM-u  :.-.  Ky...  ............  UK 

Houltnn.  Me  ....................     9 

Hounton  County,  Tex  ..........  182 

Hooaton.  Texan  .................  ISO 

Howard  County,  Ind  ....... 

!  Howard  County,  Mo  ............  12O 

Howard  County.  »li  ...........  128 

Howard  Crawly,  Tex  .. 
Howland.  Mr  ........  .......     ,.10 

Hodfton.  Majui.  _  ; 

i  ....... 

Bud*  ...............   48 

HadaooCltr,  Wl«...  LOfl 

Hudaon  County,  X.  J  ...........  61 

Hull.  Maw  ......................   32 

..Cal  .........  147 

HtimiMil.lt  (  •ounty.  Ser  ........  155 

Kan  .................  187 

Huntrdon  County.  K.  J  .......  66 

Hiintinirton.  Ind  ...............  92 

Hiintincilon.  Pa.  ................    7<i 

Hiintinnlon  County.  Pa  .......   7O 

Huntlngtoa  Coanty.  Ind  ..... 

n   .............   40 

HuttBffton.  W.  Va  ..........       |« 

Haaurllks  Ala  .................  173 

HnteblMoB.  Kan*  ............ 

Hyde  Park.  Ma*.  ............ 


•  Idaho  County,  Idaho 
Illon.X.  Y 

. 


..140 
..140 
..  48 

..   IHI 

:  I  . 
•HI 

-'.'.  TO 

lii.|un..|..:  -    lii. I  ..92 

-:•-•• 

IBV..  Couatr.Cal 117 



]..   ,  , ...     -          K  :  .-: 

..117 


11 

feXM IM 

>Bk>... 


•wlrh.  Max* 


•J4 


I 

l-MintmJn.MI.-h 1O6 

• 

n  ftrbnol  M.trtct,  Ohio      80 

-•••'<.  X.J  ...  66 

..   48 


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Mfek. 


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kaon  C^MiBty  Ind 


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J 
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I  Count*'.  Tex. 

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JanYey.N    II 
Ja*BMtown.  N 
JaOMMtowB,  N 
JaaMTllle.  wla . 


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.10A 
.174 
.164 

5 

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18) 


14 

If, 

-i 
108 

. 

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120 

12O 


137 

173 
17.; 
ll-j 
171 

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.  Ala  ... 
.Ark  ... 

••• 

•,  Fla. ... 

.m.  .... 

.Neb 

.. 
County.  Oh. 

County!  Pa  74 

OMnty.Tex 182 

jriw.  Va"."       :••' 
Ind 03 


tr.  Ind. 
/ 

Trnn 


Alp.  Mo 129 

06 

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H 
•  iinty.  N.  n 

PKnM  >•  n 

- 


..  70 
..  95 
..  63 
..164 

Jnhonoa  Coanty,  Kan 133 

Joluuoa  County    111 1O2 

-    ,Mo 

..Tex 182 

Oajaity.W, 

i.  K.  I     33 

Joha.ton  -  R.I....  33 

John. U-wn  iT.iwni.X.  Y 4* 

JohnnU.wn.Pa 70 

Jolirr  00 

JoiMwboroClty.nl 1O2 

Jonen  County,  Texan 180 

12O 

Jim.  tion  City,  Kan 133 

'JuolaU  Conntv.  Pa 70 


'  mr  ahoka.  Mo 123 

•  ma Ian  a/oo,  Mich 105 

Kankakee  Couuty,  111 Wrt 

Kankakee8eBoolbUt.nl 90 

Kansas 130 

Kansas  City,  Kan 133 

Kaunas  City,  Mo J  20 

Kansas  City  School  Dist.,  Mo.  .120 

Karne.  County,  Tex 182 

Kaufman  County,  Tex 182 

Kaw  Township.  Mo 121 

Kearuy  County.  Kan 137 

Kearney,  Neb 128 

Kearney. N.J 62 

Keene.N.  H 12 

Kendall  County.  Ill HVJ 

Kendallville.  Ind 95 

Kenuett  Square,  Pa 7O 

Kent  County.  Texas 182 

Keno»ha,Wi* 1O8 

Kenoaha  County  Wis 1O» 

Kent  County,  IH-1 75 

Kent  County,  Mich 105 

Kent.  Ohio 84 

Kentou.  Ohio 84 

Kentucky 161 

Keokuk.  Iowa 117 

Kern  C.. iinty.  Cal 147  i 

Kerr  County.  Tex 182; 

Kershaw  County,  8.  C 168  , 

Keyport,N.J 661 

Key  Went,  Fla 171 

K  iil.l.T  ( 'ounty.  X.  D TJ  I 

Killinifly.Conn :i7 

K iuible  '< •ounty,  Texan 1  s j 

Kini;  county,  Tex 1C2  ! 

•  uinty,  Wanh 

County,  Cal  . 147  I 

Klngsc..:n  49 

Kingnton.  Mam 

KlngKton.  X.  Y 49 

Klngman,  Kann. 

Kln*ley,  Kan*. 1 1(7 

Klowa  County,  Kan. 
Klowa  Towuship. 

Klrksvlllc.  Mo 

KitMp  County.  Wanh. 

KltUta*  Coanty.  Wa.h. . . . 

K   m  ,',.....->.  .....  ;  M 

Kllekltat  County.  Wa*h 15S 

93 

CaoxOi  at  • .  !'•  -m       ..          164 

county.  Mo 

KaoxOmintr.Tex 180 

ivnn 164 

Kokoi Ind 93 

Kootenal  County,  Idaho 1 40 

f  a  Belle  Townahlp,  Mo 123 

aUaekawaaaa  County.  Pa. 

Laeonla.  X.  II 1  J 

IA  (rowe  County,  WU 109 

La  Crowe.  WU...  1O0 

Laelede County.  Mo l-l 

Lafayette,  Ind 93 

Lafayette  County.  Mo 121 

Ler.  Dint,  La  .17ft 


Lemhi  County,  Idaho 14O 

Lenox,  Mass 32 

Le  Koy  Township,  Kan 137 

Leominster.  Mass 25 

I.eon  County,  Tex 1S2 

I.i'oti.  Kim  137 

LeSueur.  Minn 112 

Lewis  nnil  Clark  County,  Mont*138 

Lewis  County,  Wash 152 

Lexineton.  Ky 162 

Lewiston,  Me 9 

Lexinjrton,  Mass 25 

I.v\ i iiu'ton.  Mo 121 

Lexington.  Va 157 

Liberty  Township,  Kan 137 

Liberty  Township,  Mo 123 

Liberty.  X.  Y 4!> 

Licking  County,  Ohio 84 

Lima.  Ohio 84 

I.1, nton»  County,  Tex 182 

Linroln,  111 99 

Lincoln  County,  Kan 134 

l.inroln  Township,  Kan 134 

l.i n. -..In.  Muss 25 

Lincoln  County,  Mo 121 

Lincoln.  Neb 128 

Lincoln  County.  Xcv 155 

Lincoln   County,  Wash 152 

Lin. la  Vista  lrriff.DUt.Oal... 147 

l.in.lslM.ric.  Kau 137 

Linwood.  Ohio SO 

l.i-liou.  Conn 40 

I  Ubou.  Mo 1O 

I.i- i.on.  N.  II 14 

l.i.bon.X.I) 124 

Ll-bon.o 89 

I  itchru-ld  City.  Ill 102 

I.itchticld.  Conn  37 

Little  Kails,  S.  Y 50 

Little  Hock.  Ark 176 

Littleton.  X.  II 14 

Live  Oak  County,  Tex 182 

Llano  Countv,  Tex 182 

IxM'kluivrii.  Pa 70 

l.o.-k|>ort.  X.  Y 50 

I....H.  X.  J 66 

0 84 

i,  Utah 143 


Ler.  DM..  La.. ..178 

LakeCount  147 

Lake  County,  Col 142 

tin 112 

.  ...MV.  ..!,.,. 

County.  On« 

Lakewood.  V.  J 66 

Coanty,  Texan 


LaMmirei  •    .......  124 

laaipn«i< 

Maw..  ..............  »2 

N     II    ........... 

........ 

~       ty.  Pa  ..........  70 

...128 
....168 

K<.n  ......... 

LMUungburir.  N.  Y  .............  48 

LaMtacburg  C.  V.  8.  D.  So.  1, 
H.  Y  ..............   41) 

LaaalBK.MIeh  ..................  105 

La  PI..  i  ..I  ...... 

La  Port*.  Ind  .................  93 

La  PorW  County.  Ind  .........  .   03 

v.Wy  ...............  139 

Laraanle  County,  Wy  ...........  139 

Laredo.  Ten  a.  ..................  18O 

S.  D  ............. 

I.Hthrop.  Mo  ....................  123 

La  Halle  County.  Tex  ...........  182 

La*  Anlnian  County,  Cnl  .......  142 

LaaVegM,N.  M  ................  144 

Latah  County,  Idaho  ...........  14O 

Latarop,Mo  ....................  123 

Laudr  rdale  Coanty.  Ten  n  .  . 
Laurel.  Md  .................... 

Lauren.  Coanty,  8.  C  ...........  168 

Laraea  County.  Trx  ...........  188 

I    IWH  -I..1.  'IT*.-.  IT:.  I  ft 

Lawrence.  Kan  .................  133 

Lawrence,MaM  ................  24 

Lawrence  County.  Ill  ..........  99 

Lawrence  Coanty,  Ohio  ........  84 

Lawrence  County,  Pa  .........   74 

Lawrence  Coanty,  8.  D  ........  125 

LeadYille,  Col  ..................    II- 

Lrarenworth,  Kan  .............  134 

Leavenworth  County,  Kan  .....  134 

Lebanon,  Conn...  ....  4O 

Lebanon,  Ind 

Lebanon.  X    II  . 

Lebanon  (School  DlVt.i  Ohio  . 
Lebanon,  Pa 


, 

Lebanon  Coanty,  Pa 
rk 


05 
14 

HO 
70 
74 
176 


Lee  County,  A 

Lee  County,  Iowa  ..............  117 

Leetonla,0hlo  ..................  89 

LFhlghOonnty.  Pa  .............  74 

LetoMter.MaM  .................  32 

Le  Mart.  Iowa...  ...117 


unty.  Idaho 141 

County.  Ill 99 

I-oL-an  County,  Kan 137 

Lojran  County,  Ky 162 

IxVmi  County,  N.  D 124 

I/oitan  Count v.  Ohio 84 

I,(.t-»n~]H.i  l.  In.l 93 

Long  Branch.  X.  J 62 

:. land  City.  X.  Y 5O 

Longnieadow,  Man 25 

Ixiiitrnmiit.  Colo  142 

LouKton  Township,  Kan 137 

Loraln.  Ohio  84 

i^oralnS.  D..  Ohio 

Lon  Angelen,  Cal 117 

LoaAngek*  County,  Cal I  17 

Loulnbunt.  Kan I  HI 

Loulsliina 175 

TJ1 

162 

Loulovllle,  Ohio 84 

Ix>we  Town.hlp.  Ill 

I... well.  Mii-«    25 

LublHK-k  Countv.  Tex 182 

Lucan  Count  v.ohlo 84 

Ludlow.Ky 163 

«.Vt 15 

Uixerne  Oiunty,  1'a 70 

Lyoonlnv  county,  Pa 70 

Lvmr,  Conn 40 

l.\n.  lii.urk',  Va 158 

Lynn.  Mam 25 

K  i:i-n> 134 

I.y..n  <  ounty,  Kan 134 

Lyon  County,  Ky 163 

(Maoomb.  HI 99 

lUaoon.  Oa 170 

Maonn  County,  111 99 

Maeon  County,  Mo 121 

M  aeon.  Mo 123 

Maooupin  County,  111 99 

Madlnon,  Oa 170 

MadUf>n.  Ind 93 

J 62 

Madlnon,  Ohio 85 

Madlnou.  Win 1O9 

Madlnon  County.  Ala 173 

Madlnon  Count),  III 1OO 

MadUmi  < •ounty,  Ind 98 

Mad!-  Ky 162 

Madl-  Minn 174 

HMIaon  CoiintV.  Mont 13- 

Madli-on  County.  Ohio 85 

HadUonrllle,  Ohio 85 

Mahanoy  City.  Pa 70 

Mahonlng  County,  Ohio 85 

Maine 7 

Maiden.  Mann 26 

Mamakiitlint.  X.  Y 5O 

.-t.-r.  Conn 40 

Manchester,  Man* '-'« 

Miinchester.  X.  H 12 

Manchenter,  Va 158 

Mandan.  N.  I) 124 

Manhattan,  Kan 137 

Manhattan  Township,  Kan. ...134 

Maiiitou.Col 142 

Manltowoc.  Win 1O9 

Manitowoc  County,  Win 109 

Mankato.  Minn 112 

Mannneld,  Conn 4O 

Mannfleld,  Mann 82 

Mannneld,  Ohio 80 

Miin-nVld  Sch.  Dint, Ohio 89 

Maple  Hill  Townnhlp.  Kan 1 :17 

Marathon  County,  V.  In 1O9 

Marblehead.  Mm*. 26 

Marlcopa  County,  Ariz 145 

Marietta,  Ohio 85 

Marietta  8.  8.  D..  Ohio 89 

Marin  County,  Cal 147 

Marine.  Minn 113 


INDEX, 


Vol.  LXIV 


Marlnette,  WU. 109 

Marion.  Ala 173 

Marlun,  Ind i»3 

Marlon. Kan 137 

Marlon.  Ho 121 

Marion  City.  Ohio 85 

Marion  County,  Incl 93 

Murlon  County,  Kan 134 

Marlon  County.  Ohio 85 

Marlon  County,  Tex 182 

Marlon  8.  8.  D..  Ohio 89 

MnrllKirongh.  Muss 26 

Mnnnaton  Township,  Kan 137 

Maroiiette,  Mich 105 

Marshall  County,  Ind 93 

Marshal)  County,  Kan 134 

Marshall  County,  S.D 125 

Marshall  County,  Tenn 104 

Marshal  Itowu,  Iowa 117 

Marshall  Twp.,  Ill 102 

Mnrshtleld.Mass 26 

Martin  County,  Ind 95 

Martin  County,  Tex 182 

Martlnsburg,  \V.  Va 161 

Martin's  Ferry,  Ohio 89 

Martin's  Ferry  S.  D,,  Ohio 89 

Martlnsville,  Iml !l.r. 

Maryland 75 

Mason  and  Tazowell    (Special 

Drainage  District),  111 100 

Mason  City,  Iowa 117 

Mason,  Mo 121 

Mason  County,  Wash 152 

Massachusetts 16 

Massillon,  Ohio 85 

Matagorda  County,  Tex 182 

Matawan  (Township), N.  J 86 

Mattoon  (City),  HI 100 

Mattoon  (Township),  111 10O 

Maverick  County,  Tex 182 

Maynnrd,  Mass 26 

Naysville,  Ky 163 

Mayville,  N.  D 124 

Maywood,  N.  J 6« 

McCrackcn  County,  Ky 162 

McCulloch  County,  Tex 182 

Mc-Hcnry  County,  N.  D 124 

Mclntosh  County,  N.  D 124 

McKean  County,  Pa 70 

McKcesport,  Pa 70 

McLean  County,  N.  D 124 

McLennon  County,  Tex 182 

McPherson  County,  Kan 137 

McPhorson  Township,  Kan 137 

McPlierson,  Kan 137 

Meade,  Kan 137 

Meade  County.Kan 134 

Meade  County,  8.  D 126 

Meadvllle,  Pa 71 

Measlier  County,  Mont 138 

Mechanic  Falls,  Me 10 

Mechanlcvlllc,  N.  Y 50 

Mechanicsville  S.  D.,  Ohio 89 

Mecklenburg  County,  N.  C 166 

Mecklenburg  County,  Va 158 

Medford,  Mass 26 

Medford,  Oreg 151 

Media.  Pn 71 

Medicine  Lodge,  Kan 134 

Medicine  Lodge  Towns'p,  Kan.137 

Medina  County,  Ohio 85 

Medina  County,  Tex 182 

Meigs  County,  Ohio 85 

Meeting  House  Sch.  Dis.,Conn.  37 

Melrose,  Mass 27 

Memphis,  Mo 123 

Memphis,  Tenn 164 

Menard  County,  Tex 182 

Meudocino  County,  Cal 147 

Menominee,  Mich 105 

Menominee  County,  Mich 105 

Meuominee  8.  D.,  Mich 105 

Merced  County,  Cal 147 

Mercer  County,  Ky 163 

Mercer  County,  N.  J 62 

Mercer  County,  N.  D 124 

Mercer  County,  Ohio 85 

Mercer  County,  Pa 74 

Merchantville,  N.  J 66 

Meredith  Fire  District,  N.  H. . . .   13 

Meredith,  N.H 14 

Meridian,  Miss 174 

Mcrrimack  County,  N.  H 13 

Mcriden,  Conn 37 

Mesa  Comity,  Col 142 

Methuen,  Mass 27 

Miami  County,  Ind 95 

Miami  County,  Kan 134 

Miami  County.  Ohio 85 

Miamlsburg,  Ohio 85 

Michigan 102 

Michigan  City,  Ind 93 

Middleborough,  Mass 27 

Middlebury,  Vt....  15 

Middlefield  Conn 37 

Mlddleport,  Ohio 85 

Mkldlesborough,  Ky 163 

Middlesex  County,  Mass  27 

Middlesex  County.N.  J 62 

Mlddletown,  Conn 37 

Middletown,  N.Y "  50 

Middletown,  Ohio 85 

Middletown,  8.  8.  D.,  Ohio  89 

Midland  County,  Mich 105 

Mifllin  County,  Pa 71 

Milam  County,  Tex 182 

Millliridge,  Me 10 

Mlllliury,  Mass 27 

Milford,  Conn 37 

Milford,  Mass 27 

Milford,  N.H "   13 

Mllliurn,  N.  J 66 

Millc  Lacs  County,  Minn 113 

Milli»,Mass 32 

Mills  County.  Tex 152 

Mlllvllle,  N.  J 66 

Milton,  Mass .     32 

Milton,  N.  H '   14 

Milwaukee,  Wis 109 

Milwaukee  County,  Wls 109 

Mineral  Township,  Mo 123 


Minneapolis,  Minn 113 

Mlnnchiiha  County,  8.  D 126 

Minnesota HO 

MUlmwaka,  Ind 95 

i.n  Township,  Kan 137 

Mississippi 173 

Mississippi  Levee  Dlst,  Miss..  174 

Mlsst.ula,  Mont 138 

Missoula  County,  Mont. 138 

Missouri 118 

Mil,  h.ll  County,  Kan 137 

Mitchell  County,  Texas 182 

Mitchell.  S.  D 126 

Mob.Tly,  Mo 121 

Mobile,  Ala 173 

Mobile  County,  Ala 173 

Modesto,  Cal 147 

Mnliave  County,  Ariz 145 

Moline.  HI 100 

Momence  Township,  111 102 

Monett,  Mo 123 

Mimtnouth  County,  N.  J 66 

Monongahela,  Pa. 71 

Monroe  County,  Ind 94 

Monroe  County,  N.  Y 5O 

Monroe  County,  Pa 71 

Monroe  Township,  Kan 137 

Monrovia,  Cal 147 

Monson,  Mass 32 

Monson,  Me 1° 

Montague,  Mass 27 

Montague  County,  Tex 182 

Montana 137 

Moutclair,  N.  J 63 

Monterey  County,  Cal 148 

Montgomery,  Ala 173 

Montgomery  Co.,  Ala 173 

Montgomery  County,  Ind 94 

Montgomery  County,  Kan 134 

Montgomery  County,  Ky 163 

Montgomery  County,  Md 77 

Montgomery  County,  Ohio 85 

Montgomery  County,  Pa 71 

Montgomery  County,  Tex 182 

Montour  County,  Pa 71 

Montpelier,  Ohio 89 

Moutpelier,  Vt 15 

Montrose  County,  Colo 143 

Moutvlllc,  Conn 38 

Mora  County,  N.  M 144 

Morgan  County,  ni 100 

Morgan  County,  Ind 94 

Morgan  County,  Mo 121 

Morgan  County,  Ohio 85 

Morris  County,  Kan 134 

Morris  County,  Tex 182 

Morrison  County,  Minn 113 

Morristown,  Tenn 165 

Morrlsvllle,  Vt 15 

Morton  County,  Kan 134 

Morton  County,  N.  D 124 

Moscow.  Idaho 141 

vlotley  County,  Tex ....182 

Moultrie  County,  111 100 

Mound  City,  Mo 123 

Mound  City  Township,  Kansas.137 
Mound  Valley  T'wship, Kansas.  137 

Mount  Arlington,  N.  J 66 

Mount  Morris  Township,  111. ..102 

Mount  Pleasant, Mo 121 

Mount  Vernon,  Ind 94 

Mount  Vernon,  N  .Y 50 

Mount  Vernon,  Ohio 85 

Mount  Vernon  Township,  111.. .102 

Muhlenberg  County,  Ky 163 

Multnomah  County,  Ore 151 

Muncie.  Ind 94 

Muscatine,  Iowa 117 

Muskegon,  Mich 105 

Muskegon  County,  Mich 105 

Muskirigum  County,  Ohio 86 

]\T  ahant.  Mass 32 

1™  apa  County,  Cal 148 

Napoleon,  Ohio 89 

Narragansett  Pier,  E.  1 33 

Nashua,  N.  H 13 

Nashville,  Tenn 165 

Natchez,  Miss 174 

Natick,  Mass 27 

Naugatuck,  Conn 38 

Navarro  County,  Texas 182 

Nea polls,  Va 158 

Nebraska 126 

Nebraska  City,  Neb 128 

Needham.Mass 27 

Ncenah,  \Vis 110 

Nelson  County,  N.  D 124 

Nelsonvllle,  Ohio 86 

Neodesha Township,  Kansas... 137 

Neosho  Falls,  Kansas 137 

Neptune,  N.  J 66 

Ness  City,  Kansas 137 

Ness  County,  Kan 134 

Nevada,  Mo 121 

Nevada 154 

New  Albany,  Ind 94 

Newark,  N.  J 63 

Newark,  Del 75 

Newark,  Ohio 86 

Newark  Township,  Ohio 89 

New  Bedford,  Mass 27 

New  Berne,  N.C 166 

Newberry.S.  C 168 

New  Boston,  N.  H 14 

New  Britain,  Conn 38 

New  Brunswick,  N.  J 63 

Newburg,  N.  Y 51 

Ni-wbiiry  Township,  Kansas. ..137 

Ncwburyport,  Mass 27 

New  Canaan,  Conn...  38 

New  Castle,  Ind 95 

Newcastle,  N.  H 14 

New  Castle,  Pa 71 

New  Castle  County.  Del 75 

Newcomerstown,  Ohio 89 

New  Hampshire 10 

New  Hartford,  Conn 40 

New  Haven,  Conn 38 

New  Haven  County,  Conn 38 

New  Jersey 53 


New  London,  Conn 38 

Newmarket,  N.  H 14 

Newnan,  Ga 170 

New  Mexico  Territory 144 

New  Milford,  Conn 40 

New  Orleans,  La 175 

New  Philadelphia.  Ohio 86 

Newport,  Ky 163 

Newport,  N.H 13 

Newport,  R.  1 33 

Newport,  Vt 16 

N'ew  Rochelle 51 

Newton,  Kan 134 

Vcwtou,  Mass 28 

Newton,  N.H 14 

Newton,  N.  J 66 

Newtown,  Conn 40 

New  Ulrn  School  Dist., Minn. ..113 

New  Utrecht.  N.  Y 51 

New  Whatcom,  Wash 152 

New  York 41 

New  York  City 51 

Nez  Perce  County,  Idaho 141 

Niagara  Falls,  N.  Y 53 

Nile's,  Ohio 86 

Nolan  County,  Texas .'...182 

Norfolk,  Conn 40 

Norfolk,  Neb 129 

Norfolk,  Va 158 

Norman,  Oklahoma 177 

Norridgewock,  Me 10 

Norristown,  Pa 71 

North  Adams,  Mass 28 

North  Berwick,  Me 10 

Northampton,  Mass 28 

Northampton,  N.  J 66 

Northampton  County,  Pa 74 

North  Attleborough,  Mass 28 

North  Baltimore,  Ohio 86 

North  Bergen,  N.  J 66 

North  Berwick,  Me 10 

Northborough  (Town), Mass...  28 

North  Brooktield,  Mass 32 

North  Canaan,  Conn 40 

North  Carolina 165 

North  Chicago,  111 100 

North  Dakota 123 

North  Haven,  Conn 40 

North  Knoxville,  Tenn 165 

North  Stonington,  Conn 40 

North  Tonawanda,  N.Y 53 

Northumberland  Co.,  Pa 74 

North  Vernon,  Ind 95 

Northwood,  N.H 14 

North  Yaklma,  Wash 1 53 

Norton  County,  Kan 137 

Norton,  Kan 137 

Norwalk,  Conn 38 

Norwalk,  Ohio  (Corp.) 89 

Norwalk  U.  8.  D.,  Ohio 89 

Norway,  Me •. . . .     9 

Norwich, Conn 38 

Norwood,  Mass 28 

Norwood,  Ohio 86 

Nottingham,  N.H 14 

Nueces  County,  Texas 180 

Nye  County,  Nev 155 

Oak  Cliff, Tex 180 
akland.Cal 148 

Oakland,  Me 10 

Oberlin,  Ohio 86 

O'Brien  County,  Iowa 117 

Ocean  City.  N.  J 66 

Oconto,  Wis 110 

Ogden,  Utah 143 

Ogdensburg,  N.  Y 53 

Ogle  County,  111 100 

Ohio 78 

Ohio  County,  W.  Va 161 

Ohio  Township,  111 102 

Oil  City.Pa 71 

Oklahoma,  Territory 177 

Oklahoma  City,  Okla 177 

Oklahoma  County,  Okla 177 

Olathe,  Kan 137 

Olean,  N.Y 53 

Oldharn  County,  Texas 182 

Old  Lyme,  Conn 40 

Old  Orchard,  Me 10 

Old  Saybrook,  Conn 40 

Old  Town,  Me 9 

Olympia,  Wash 1 53 

Omaha,  Neb 129 

Onargo,  Douglass  &  Danforth 

Townships,  S.  *.  D.,  Ill 102 

Oneida  County,  Idaho 141 

Onondaga  County,  N.  Y 53 

Oquawka  City,  111 102 

Orange,  Conn 39 

Orange,  Mass 28 

Orange,  N.  J 63 

Orange  County,  Texas 182 

Oregon 150 

Oregon,  111 100 

Oregon  City,  Ore 151 

Orlando,  Fla 171 

Orono,  Me 10 

Orvil,  N.  J 66 

Osage,  Kan 137 

Osage  County,  Kans 134 

Osawatomie  City  &  T' w'p,Kan.l37 

Osborne  County,  Kan 134 

Osceola  Township,  111 102 

Oshkosh,  Wis 110 

Oskaloosa  Township,  Kan 137 

Oswego  Township,  111 102 

Oswego,  Kans I3f> 

Oswego,  N.  Y 53 

Oswego  County,  N.  Y 53 

Otoe  County,  Neb 129 

Ottawa,  Kans 135 

Ottawa,  Ohio 86 

Ottawa  8.  8.  D.,  Ohio 89 

Ottawa  County,  Kan 135 

Ottawa  County,  Ohio  89 

Ottawa  Township,  111 102 

Otter  Tall  County,  Minn 113 

Ottnmwa,  Iowa 117 

Outagamie  County,  Wis 110 

Ovid,  N.  Y 54 


Owensboro,  Ky 163 

Owen  County,  Ind 95 

Owen  County,  Ky 163 

Owyhee  County,  Idaho 141 

Oxford,  Conn 40- 

Oxford,  Pa 71 

Ozark,  Ala 173 

Ozark  Township,  Kan 137 

Ozark  Co..  Mo 123 

Pacific  County,  Cal 153 
aducah,  Ky 1 63 

Page  County,  Va 158- 

Painesvllle  Village,  Ohio 89 

Palatka,  Fla 171 

Palo  Pinto  County,  Tex 182 

Palmer,  Mass 32 

Pana,  111.,  (City) 10O 

Pana,  111.,  (Township) 100 

Panola  County,  Tex 182 

Paola  City,  Kan 137 

Paris,  Ky 163 

Paris,  HI 10O 

Paris,  Me 1O 

Paris,  Tenn 165 

Paris,  Tex 18O 

Park  County,  Mont 138 

Parker  County,  Tex 182 

Parkersburg,  W.  Va 161 

Parker  Township  and  Coffey- 

ville  City,  Kans 135 

Park  River,  N.  D 124 

Parsons,  Kans 135 

Pasadena,  Cal 148 

Pasadena  City,  Cal.,  Sch.  Di~..148 

Passalc.N.  J C4 

Passaic  County,  K.J 64 

Paterson,  N.  J 64 

Patrick  County,  Va 158 

Patten,  Me 10- 

Pauldlng,  Ohio 89 

Paulding  County,  Ohio 8ft 

Pawnee  City,  Neb 129 

Pawnee  County,  Kans 135 

Pawtucket,  R.  I 34 

Peabody,  Mass 28- 

Peekskfll,  N.  Y 54 

Pekin.ni. 100- 

Pembina  County.N.D 124 

Penacook,  N.  H 13 

Pendleton  County,  Ky 163 

Pennington  County,  8.  D 128 

Pennsylvania 68 

Peno  Township,  Mo 123 

Pensacola,  Fla 172 

Peoria,  111 100 

Peoria  County,  111 100 

Peoria  Township,  111 102 

Perry,  Ok 177 

Perry  County,  111 100 

Perry  County,  Ind 94 

Perry  County,  Ohio 89 

Perry  County,  Pa 74 

Perrysburg,  0 89 

Perth  Amboy,  N.  J 64 

Peru,  Ind 94 

Petaluma,  Cal 148 

Peterborough,  N.  H 14 

Petersburg,  Va 158 

Pettis  County,  Mo 121 

Philadelphia,  Pa 71 

Phillipsburg,  Kans 137 

Phillipsburg,  N.  J 64 

Phillips,  Me 10 

Phillips  County,  Ark 178 

Phillips  Co.,  Kans 137 

Phippsburg,  Me 10 

PlKEnix,  Ariz 14& 

Phomixville,  Pa 72 

Pickaway  County,  Ohio 88 

Pierce,  Mo.  (Township.) 121 

Pierce  City,  Mo 123 

Pierce  County,  Wash 153 

Pike  County,  111 101 

Pike  County,  Ind 95 

Pike  County,  Ohio 88 

Pike  County,  Pa 74 

Pilot  Grove  Town  ship,  Mo 1  'J3 

Pima  County,  Ariz 14! 

Final  County,  Ariz 14! 

Pipestone,  Minn 113 

Piqua,  Ohio 86 

PiquaS.  8.  D.,  Ohio 89 

Pitkin  County,  Colo 143 

Pittsburg,  Kans 135 

Pittsburg,  Pa 7! 

Pittsneld,  Me 10 

Pittsfleld,  Mass 28 

Pittsfleld,  N.  H 1! 

Pittston,  Pa 71 

Pittsylvania  County,  Va IS! 

Placer  County,  Cal 148 

Plain  City,  Ohio 81 

Plain  City  S.  D.,  Ohio 89 

Platan-eld,  N.  J 64 

Plainfleld,  Conn 41 

Plainville,  Conn 41 

Plaistow.N.H 1< 

Platte  County,  Mo Iff 

Platte  County.  Neb 12! 

Plattsburg,  Mo ., 123 

Plattsl.urg,  N.  Y ?J 

Plattsmouth,  Neb 129 

Pleasant,  Ohio 81 

Pleasant  Hill,  Mo 1£ 

Pleasant  Ridge.  Ohio i 

Plevna  Township,  Kan 

Plumas  County,  Cal 141 

Plymouth,  Mass 21 

Plymouth,  Pa....'. 7! 

Plymouth,  N.  Y 5) 

Poland,  Me 1( 

Polk,  Ohio 81 

Polk  Township,  Mo 1" 

Polk  County,  Iowa 11 

Polk  County,  Minn Hi 

Pope  County,  Minn 

Pomeroy,  Ohio 

Pompton,  N.  J i 

Pompton  Lake.  N.  J 

Poutchartrain  Levee  Dist.,  La..l7 


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Pontiac,  111 101 

Pontiae,Mich 1O5 

Poplar  Bluff.  Mo 121 

Portage  Coon*r  Wla. 1M 

lajtele*.  wash 153 

Port  CUntou.  Ohio 86 

-  County,  Ind 94 

Port  Huron.  Mi.  .•  ...1O5 

Port  JmH.  X.  Y 54 

^^•Htd.  Conn 39 

^^Knd.  liul 95 

Portland.  Mr 9 

Portland.  Ore 151 

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PottawatUime  County,  Iowa"  117 

Potter  County,  Pa 

Potter  c»untjr,  Texas 182 

Pa 72 

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City  Township.  Mo. 
Prairie  Township.  111.. 

Pratt,  Kan 137 

Pratt  i 'on nty.  Kan 135 

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KVMaeott,  Ariz 1 1'< 

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Rock  Cr.  Twp.,  Nem.  Co.,  Kan. 137 

Kockdale,  Tex 1-.-J 

KiH-kfonl.  Ill 1O1 

Co.,  N.  H 13 

ham  County.  Va 159 

Rock  Island  County,  111 101 

Rock  Nland.  Ill 1OI 

Ko.-k  Island  School  Dlst,  I1U..1OI 

RocklHuil.  MaM 29 

Rockland,  Me 10 

Rockport.  Mae* 3'2 

Rockport,  Me 10 

li-K-kport.  Mo 123 

Rockwell  County.  Texa* 182 

Rooky  HOI.  Conn 40 

Rolette  County.  N.  D 

Rollinsford.  N.  H 14 

Rome.  Ga, 170 

Rome.  N.  Y 55 

Rooks  County.  Kan. 135 

ROM  County.  Ohio 87 

Roxbnry.  Conn 4" 

Me 10 

Runnels  County.  Texa* l-o 

Riwh  County.  Kan 13.'> 

Ku-li  Countv.  Ind 95 

.ille.  Ill 101 

Ru>k  County.  Texas 182 

Rutherford,  N.  J 64 

Rutherford  County,  N.  C. 167 

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Caen.  Me 10 

Sacramento  County,  Cal . . . 

Saddle  R»vrr.. N.J 64 

Sagtnaw.  Mich 1O6 

Saglnaw  County,  Mich 1O6 

Baguache  County.  Col 143 

St.   Allans.  Vt 16 

8t  Bernard.  Ohio 89 

St.  Charles.  Mo 

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St  Mary's  Township.  Kan 

:  St.  Man's  Village,  Ohio 89 

St.  Paul  Minn 114 

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Salisbury  (Town.hlnl.  N.C 167 

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SaaSaba  County.  Teias 183 


Anna.  Ill 101 

Barbara.  Cal 149 

Barbara  Comnty.  Cal  . .  .149 


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Gnu.  Cal 1 19 

Santa  Cro*  County,  Cai! 149 

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•MM  County,  lad  ..............  95 

County.  Kan  ..............  135 

County.  Ky  ...............  163 

Seotlaad  County,  Mo  ...........  122 


Scranton,  Pa 73 

Scurry  County,  Tex 182 

Seabrook.  N.  H 14 

Sea  Isle  City.  N.  J t>6 

Searcy  County,  Ark 177 

Seattle,  Wash 153 

Seattle  School  Dist.  No.  1 153 

Sedalia,  Mo 122 

Sedgwiok  County,  Kan 13« 

Selma,Ala 173 

Seneca  County,  Ohio 87 

Seneca  Falls,  N.  Y 56 

Seneca.  Kan 137 

Seven  Hickory,  IU 101 

Be  ward.  Neb 129 

Beward  County,  Kan 136 

Beward  County,  Neb 129 

Bewlckley,  Pa 73 

Seymour,  Conn 40 

Seymour,  Ind 95 

Shackelford  County,  Tex 182 

Bhamokin.  Pa 73 

Sharon,  Maas 31-' 

Sharon,  Pa 73 

Sharpshnrg,  Pa 73 

Shasta  County.  Cal 149 

Shawnee  County.  Kan i:n; 

Shawneetown.  Ill 101 

Bheboygan  County.  Wls llo 

Baeboygan.  WU 110 

Sheffield.  Ala 17:t 

Shelby.  Ohio...: 89 

Shelby  County,  Ky 163 

sh.-li.y  County.  Mo 133 

shclliy  County,  Ohio 89 

Mi.-lliy  County.  Tonn 165 

Shrlliy  County.  Tex 182 

BhelbyvUle,  lad 95 

Shelby  vtlle  Township.  Ill 1 1  >  J 

I).,  Iowa 117 

8helton,Conn 40 

Shenandoah,  Pa 73 

Sherburne.  N.  Y 56 

Sheridan.  Wy 139 

Sherman  County.  Kan 1  :<7 

Sherman,  Tex 181 

Sherman  County.  N.'.    l-j'.i 

Baoabone  County.  Idaho Ill 

Shreveport,  La I7."i 

Bidney.Ohio 87 

Sierra  County.  Cal 149 

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SUklyou  County,  Cal 149 

Skagit  County >  Wash 153 

Skowbegan,  Me. lo 

Smith  Centre.  Kan...  ...137 

Smith  County,  lex 

Smoky  Hill  Township.  Kan 

Smyrna.  X  56 

Bat-a-Bar.Mo 122 

aaobomlah  County,  Wash 153 

Saydar  County.  Pa 74 

Bay  Island  Levee,  etc..  Ill 101 

Socorro  County,  N.  M 144 

Sodna,  !f.  Y.. 96 

County,  Cal 149 

nty.  N  ....  64 

mty-Pa 74 

•a»ir»worth,  V.  H 14 

Bomervllle.  Me 

Somerrille,  Mass  .u. 39 

Sonoma  County ,  Cal 149 

South  Amboy.V.J 66 

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Pa 73 

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So.  Dearer,  Col  jiee  Dearer) . .  143 

South  Hadley,  Mas* „  29 

South  Haven  Township.  KanTl37 


South  Klmrstown.  R.  1  ..........  34 

South  Nonralk.Conn  ..........  39 

South  Omaha,  *eb  .............  129 

Sooth  Orange,  N.  J  .............   64 

South  Ottawa  Towaahlp.  Ill  .  .  103 
South  Portland,  Me  ..  .10 

South  St.  Paul.  Minn  ...........  114 

SpartaabuiK  County.  8.  C  ......  168 

B.  O.  D.  Ho.  1.  Iroquols  Co..  11L1O3 
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Springfield.  Ohio  ................  87 

Sprtngfleld  Bebool  DUt.  Ohio..  87 
Spnnxfleld.  Man  ...............   3O 

Sprlnrteld.  Mo  .................  122 

Bprlnjrfleld.N.  H  ................    14 

dtafford.  Conn  ..................  40 

Stafford  Springs.  Conn  .........  40 

Stafford  County.  Kan  ..........  136 

Stafford  County.  N.  H  ..........    in 

Stamford.  Conn  .................  39 

.Mo  ...................  12U 

M  County,  Cal  .........  15O 

County.  W.C  ............  167 

n  County,  Kan*  ..........  136 

Stark  Oountr.V.  D...  ...124 

Stark  County.  Onto  .............  87 

Starr  County.  Tex  .........  182 

Staonton.Va  ................. 

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1C.D  ......................  124 

ftephens  Ooouty.Tex  .........  192 

Sterling.  Kan  ...................  KIT 

Sterling  County.  Tr  i  ...........  182 

8t«ubenvlUe.  Ohio  ..............   87 

Steven*  County,  Kan*  ..........  136 


Stevens  County,  Wash  ..........  153 

Stewart'town,  N.  H  ............   14 

Stillwater,  Minn  ................  114 

Stockton,  Cal  ...................  15O 

Stockton,  Kan  ..................  137 

Stockton,  N.  J  ..................  66 

Stonehaui,  Maw  ................  30 

Stonewall  County,  Tex  ........  182 

Stoniugton,  Conn  ...............  39 

Stoushton.  Mass  ................  32 

Strafford  County,  N.  H  .........   13 

Stratford,  Conn  .................  40 

Bailsman  County,  N.  D  .........  124 

Suttield,  Conn  ...................  4O 

Suffolk  County,  Mass  ...........  30 

Sullivan  County,  Ind  ...........  95 

Sullivan  Co.,  Mo  ...............  :122 

Sullivan  Countv.  Pa  ............  74 

Summit  Township,  Kansas  ____  137 

Summit,  X.  J  ...................  65 

Sumner  County,  Kan  ...........  136 

.Stunner  Couuty,  Tenn  ..........  165 

Sunapee,  N.  H  ..................   14 

Suulmry,  Pa  ....................  73 

Sunflower  County,  Miss  ........  174 

Superior  Township,  Kansas  ____  137 

Superior,  Wls  ...................  110 

Superior,  Neb  ...................  129 

Susquehanua  County,  Pa  ......  74 

Sutler  County,  Cal  ..............  150 

Sutton  County,  Texas  ..........  182 

Swampsrott.  Mass  ..............  32 

Sweet  water  County,  Wyo  ......  14O 

Syracuse,  Kansas  ...............  137 

Syracuse,  Neb  ..................  129 

Syracuse,  N.  Y  ..................  56 

ranaooma,  Wash  ................  153 

A  acoma  School  Dlst.,  Wash.  .154 
Talbot  County,  Md  .............  77 

Talladega.  Ala  ..................  173 

Tampa,  Fla  .....................  172 

Taney  Co.,  Mo  ..................  1  23 

Tarrnut  County,  Tex  ...........  181 

Tarrytown.  N.  Y  ................  56 

Taunton,  Ma**  ..................   30 

Taylor  County,  Tex  ............  182 

Taie  well  County,  111  ............  102 

Tecumseh,  Neb  ..................  130 

Tehama  County,  Cal  ............  150 

Templeton,  Mass  ...............  32 

Tennessee.  ......................  163 

Tensa*  Basin  Levee  Dlst.,  La..  176 
Torre  Haute,  Ind  ...............  95 

Texarkana,  Tex  ................  181 

Texan  ............................  177 

The  Dalle*.  Ore  .................  151 

Thoinan  County,  Kan  ...........  136 

Tbomaiiton,  Conn.  ..............  09 

Thotnaston.  Me  .................   10 

Thompson,  N.  Y  ............  56 

Thornton.  S.  H  ................  14 

Throekmorton  County.  Tex  ----  182 

Thurolon  County.  Wash  ........  154 

Tlrondernica.  N.  Y  ..............   56 

Tiffin,  Ohio  ......................  87 

Tiffin  School  DUL,  O  ...........  88 

Tllton.N.H  .....................   14 

Ttoim  County.  Pa  ...............  73 

Tlppeeanoe  County,  Ind.  .......  95 

Tlppecanoe  School  DUV.O....  89 

Tlpion  County,  Ind  ............  95 

Tlpton  County,  Tenn  ...........  165 

Tlptoii.  Iiid  .....................  95 

TUusvllle.  Pa  ...................   73 

Tltut  County,  Trx  ..............  183 

Todd  County,  Minn  .............  114 

Toledo.  Ohio  ....................  88 

Tom  Green  County,  Texas  .....  183 

Tonawanda,  N.  Y  ...............  56 

Topsham,  Me  ................  ...   10 

Topeka,  Kann  ...................  136 

Toronto,  Ohio  ...................  88 

Torrington,  Conn  ...............   89 

Toulon  Township,  III  ..........  1O2 

Towner  County,  N.  D  ..........  124 

Tracy,  Minn.  ....................  114 

Travis  County,  Tex  ............  181 

Trenton.  Mo  ....................  123 

Trenton.  N.J  ...................  65 

Trinidad,  Colo  ..................  143 

Trinity  County.  Cal  .............  150 

Trinity  County,  Tex  ...........  183 

Troy.  Ala  ........................  173 

Troy.H.  H  ......................    14 

Troy.N.Y 


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88 


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Trov  8.  8.  D..  Ohio  ..............  89 

Truinhull,  Conn  ................  40 

Trumlmll  County.  Ohio  ........  89 

Truxt»n,N.  Y  ...................  57 

Tucson.  ArU  ....................  145 

Tulare.Cal  ......................  150 

Turner,  Me  .....................   1O 

Turner  County,  8.  Dak  .........  126 

Turner's  Fall*.  Maw  ............  3O 

Tuaoaloosa,  Ala  .................  173 

Tuaearawa*  County  ,  Ohio  .....  89 

Tyler  County,  Tex  .............  189 

TThrlctsTllle.  Ohio  ............  89 

U  Inta  County,  Wy  ............  14O 

Ulster  County.  N.  Y  .............  57 

Ulyues,  Kan  ....................  137 

Union.  Me  .......................  10 

Union  City.  Ind  .................  95 

Union  City.  Tenn  ...............  165 

Union  (Twp.).  Berirrn  Co.,  N.J.  66 
Union  Twp.,  Jcffcnwn  Co..  Kau.137 
Union  Townsh.,  Rice  Co.,  Kan.  137 
Union,  Hudson  Co.,  N.J  .......  65 

I'nlon  (TownKBfrgenCo  ,N.J.   66 
Union  City,  Ind  ................  95 

Union  City.  Tenn  ..............  165 

Union  Co.,  Ill  ...................  102 

Union  County,  Ind  .............  95 

I'liinii  i  ..nun.  X.  J  .............   65 

Union  County.  I'a  ..............  78 

Union  County.S.  C  .............  168 

Union  Spring*,  Ala  .............  173 

UnltedStates  ...................     5 


188 


Vol  LXIV 


Cpper  Bandunky,  Ohio 88 

I'p-lmr  County,  Tex 182 

rrtutiia,  Ohio 89 

1'rhniin  Brhool  Dlntrlrt,  Ohio..   89 

Urbana,  111 102 

UUh 143 

Utic».N.  Y 57 

ITvalde  County.  Tex 181 

l'xbrldg*.Ma*» 32 

Valencia  County,  N.  M 145 
•llejo,  Cal 1  SO 

Valley  City.  N.  I> 124 

ValcloHta,  Oa 171 

Valimriiliw.  I  nil 8« 

Val  Verde  County.  Texan 181 

Van  Burcn.  Mo 122 

Vnn  liuren,  Ohio 90 

Vancouver,  Wash 154 

Vanderburgh  County, Ind 95 

Van  Wert,  Ohio 88 

Van  Wert  County, Ohio 90 

VuMlboro.Me 10 

Venanvo  County,  Pa 74 

\Yntiir:i  County,  Cal ISO 

Verdigris  Township,  Kansas.. .137 

Vergennes,  Vt 16 

Vermont , 14 

VITIIIIII.  Conn 39 

Vermin  County.  Mo 122 

Vcrtiou  Townriilp.Mo 123 

Verona.  N.J 66 

Vtatobnrg.MlM 174 

Victoria  County,  Tex 181 

Vlgo  County.  Ind 95 

Vlnceunes,  lud 95 

Vlntou  County,  0 90 

Virginia 156 

W  abash  Connty.Hl 102 
abash  County,  Ind 95 

Wabaunsee  County,  Kans 136 

Waco,  Texan 181 

Wahpeton,  N.  D 124 

Wuki-tleld,  Mass 30 

Waldoborough,  Me 10 

Walker  County,  Tex 182 

Walln  Walla  County,  Wash.... 154 

Wallace  County,  Kan 137 

Waller  County,  Tex 181 

Wallingford,  Conn 39 

Wallington,  N.  J 66 

Walnut  Township,  111 102 

Waluut  Township,  Kan 137 

Walpole,  Mass 30 

Walpole.N.  H 14 

Walsh  County,  N.  D 124 

Waltham,  Mass 30 

Walton,  N.Y 57 

Wamego  Township,  Kan 137 

Wapakoneta,  Ohio 88 

Wappello  County,  Iowa 118 

Ward  County,  X.  D 124 

Ward  County,  Texas 182 

Ware,  Mass 31 


Warner.  N.  H 14 

Wanvn,  Mans 3 

Warren  City,  Ohio 90 

Warren,Pa. 74 

w  a  rren  County.  Ky 1 63 

Wan-en  County,  Ind 95 

Warren  County,  Ohio 8 

Warren  County,  Pa 74 

Warren sburg,  Mo 123 

Wai-rick  County,  Ind 95 

Warsaw,  111 102 

Warsaw,  Ind 95 

Wiirsaw,  N.Y 57 

Washington 151 

Washington,  Conn 3 

Washington,  Ind 9 

Washington  (lioroiigh)  >"•  J----   66 

Washington  C  H.,  Ohio 88 

Washington.  Pa 74 

Washington  County.  Ark 17 

Washington  County,  Idaho — 141 

Washington  County,  111 ..102 

Washington  County.Ind 95 

Washington  County.  Kan 136 

Washington  Township.  Kan.  ..137 

Washington  County,  Me 10 

Washington  County,  Miss 174 

Washington,  Franklin  Co.,  Mo. 123 
Washington,  Lafayette  Co.,Mo.l23 

Washington  County,  Nel> 130 

Washington  County,  Pa 74 

Washington  County,  Tex 182 

Waterbury.  Conn.'. 40 

Waterford.Conn 40 

Watertown,  Conn 40 

Watertown,  Mass 31 

Watertown  (City)  N.  Y 57 

Watertown  (Town)  Jf.  Y 57 

Watertown,  S.  D  126 

Watervliet,  N.  Y 57 

Wausau,  Wis 110 

Waverly,  111 102 

Wayland,  Mass 31 

Wayne  County,  111 102 

Wayne  County,  Ind 95 

Wayne  County,  Mich 106 

Wayne  County,  Ohio 88 

Wayne  County,  Pa 1- 

Wawarsing,  N.Y 57 

Webb  County,  Tex 182 

Welier  County,  Utah 144 

.  Webster  County,  la 118 

Webster,  Mafts 31 

j  Weehawken,  N.  J 65 

Wellealey.  Mass 31 

Wellington,  Kans 136 

Wells  County,  Ind 95 

Wells  County,  No.  Dak 124 

Wells,  Minn 115 

Wellston,  Ohio 88 

Wellsville,  Ohio 88 

West  Bay  City,  Mich 106 

Westborough,  Mass 31 

West  Boylston,  Mass 31 

Westbrook.  Me 10 


Westchestcr,  N.  Y 57 

WestfhCKter  County,  N.  Y 57 

WcstChester,  Pa 74 

R.  1 34 

West  Held,  Mass 31 

Westtield,  N.J 66 

We-t  Hartford,  Conn 40 

Wot  Qoboken,  N.  J 65 

west  [ndlanapollK,  Ind 95 

West  Knozville,  Tenn 165 

West  Lincoln,  111 102 

Westmoreland  County,  Pa 74 

Woston.Mass 32 

West  Orange,  N.  J 65 

Westport,  Conn 40 

Westport,  Mass 32 

West  Springfield,  Mass 31 

West  Virginia 160 

Westwood,  Ohio 81 

Wetherstleld.  Conn 40 

Weyinoiith,  Mass 31 

Whcatland,  N.Y 58 

Wheeling.  W.  Va 161 

Wheeler  County,  Tex 182 

Wharton  County,  Tex 181 

Wliateoin  County,  Wash 154 

White  County.  Ill 102 

Whitencld,  N.  H i:i 

Whitehall,  N.  Y 58 

White  Pine  County,  Nev 155 

White  Plains,  N.  Y 58 

Whitley  County,  Ind 95 

Whitman,  Mass 31 

Whitman  County,  Wash 154 

Wichita,  Kans 136 

Wichita  County,  Kan 137 

Wichita  County,  Tex 182 

Wilbarger  County.Tex 182 

Wilbur.  N.J 66 

Wild  Cat  Spec'l  Drain. Dist.,111. 102 

Wildwood,  N.  J 61 

Wilkes  Barre,  Pa 74 

Wilkinsburg,  Pa 74 

Williamsbridge,  N.Y 58 

Williams  County,  Ohio 89 

Williamson  County,  111 102 

Williamson  County.Tex 181 

Williamsport,  Ind 95 

Williamsport,  Pa 74 

Williamstown,  Mass 31 

Willimantic,  Conn 4O 

Willoughby ,  Ohio 89 

Wilmerding,  Pa 74 

Wilmington,  Del 75 

Wilmington,  N.  C 167 

Wilmington,  Ohio 89 

Wilson,!*.  C 167 

Wilson  County,  Kans 136 

Wilson  County,  Tenn 165 

Wilson  County.  Tex 181 

Wilton,  Conn 40 

Wilton,  N.  H 14 

Winchester,  Conn 40 

Winchester,  Ind 95 

Winchester,  Mass 32 


Winchester,  N.  H  ...............   14 

Wi  nclienter.  Va  .................  1  00 

Windham,  Conn  ................  40 

Windsor,  Conn  ..........  .......  4O 

Windsor,  Ills  ......  •.  ..........     102 

WindsorCity.Ill  ................  JO'J 

Windsor  Locks,  Conn  ...........    .10 

Windsor  Township,  111  ........  102 

Winneld,  Kans  ..................  139 

Winona,  Minn  ..................  115 

W  i  nona  County,  Minn  ..........  1  15 

Winston,  N.  C  ...................  Ki7 

Winthrop,  Mass  .................  ;i'z 

Wiscasset,  Me.  ..................   10 

Wisconsin  ..................        107 

Wise  County,  Tex  ...............  182 

Woburu.  Mass  ..................   32 

Wolf  ('borough,  N.  H  ........          14 

Woodbury,  N.J  .................   65 

Woodbury  County.  Iowa  .......  118 

Wood  County,  Ohio  ..........    89 

Wood  County,  Tex  ............  ..182 

Wood  ford  County,  Ky  ..........  163 

Woodland,  Calif  ................  150 

Woodstock,  Conu  ...............   4O 

Woodstock,  Vt  ..................   16 

Woodstown,  N.  J  ...............   65 

Woonsocket,  R.  I...;  ...........   34 

\V(  u  ister,  Ohio  ...................  8t 

Worcester.  .Mass  ......    .........   32 

Worcester,  Md  ..................   77 

Wrentham,  Mass  .............. 

Wyandotte  County.  Kans  ......  lllii 

Wyoming  ................... 

Wyoming  County,  Pa  ........ 

Wytheville,  Va  ..................  160 


,  Ohio 


Yakima  County,  Wash 154 
ankton  County,  S.  D 126 

Yates  Center,  Kan 

Yates.  X.  Y 

Yavapai  County,  Ariz 

Yellowstone  County,  Mont 1  :t!> 

Yolo  County.  Cal 

Yonkers.N.  Y 

York,  Me 

York, Pa 

York, Neb 

York  County,  Neb 130 

York  County.  Pa 74 

Young  County,  Tex 182 

1  Y'oungstown,  Ohio 89 

Ypsiliinti.-Mieh.  

Yuba  County,  Cal 151 

Yuuia  County,  Ariz 145- 

(Wanesville,  Ohio 

uanesrllle  School  Dist.,Ohlo.  90 

Zapata  County,  Te  x 182 

Zavala  County.Tex 182 


EDWARD  C.  JONES  CO.: 


BANKERS, 
1    NASSAU   ST.    (COR.    WALL),    NEW    YORK    CITY. 

421     CHESTNUT    STREET,    PHILADELPHIA. 

Dealers  in  State,  City,  County,  School  and  Street  Railway  Bonds  suitable  for 
Savings  Banks  and  Conservative  Investors. 

WRITE    US    IF    YOU    WISH    TO    BUY    OR    SELL. 


AUGUSTUS    FLOYD, 

NO.   32   PINE  STREET,    NEW  YORK. 


Dealer  in  Investment  Securities. 


t  First-class  Municipal  Bonds, 

SPECIALTIES  <  N.  Y.  Street  Railway  Bonds, 

f  Atlantic  Mut.  Ins.  Co.  Scrip. 


STREET  RAILWAY 


SUPPLEMENT 


or  THK 


COMMERCIAL  &  flNANCIAL  CHRONICLE. 


FOR   INDEX  OF  RAILROADS 

See  pages  93,  94,  95  and  96. 


2Y,   189V. 


WIM.MM     R    DANA    COMPANY,    PUBLISHERS, 

?TE  STREET,  CORKIB  PEABL  STRF  ;W  YOEK. 

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A.  N.  CHANDLER  &  CO, 

BANKERS, 

THE  BOURSE,  FIFTH  STREET  FRONT,  PHILADELPHIA. 

FIRST    MORTGAGE    RAILROAD    BONDS    AND    OTHER    HIGH-GRADE    INVESTMENTS. 

All  bonds  offered  by  us  hare  been  carefully  selected  and  investigated  as  to  legality  of  issue,  physical  condition 
of  the  property  and  permanent  financial  success  of  the  Company. 

An  experience  of  many  years  affords  the  advantage  of  intelligent  counsel  in  the  making  of  investments. 
Attention  given  to  the  organization  and  financing  of  corporations. 

CAPITAL  FURNISHED  FOR  MERITORIOUS  RAILROAD  ENTERPRISES. 

H.   B.    HOLLINS   &   CO, 

COR.   WALL  AND  BROAD   STREETS, 

Issue   Letters  of  Credit  for  Travelers,  Available  in  all  parts  of  the  World. 


DEALERS   IN   INVESTMENT  SECURITIES. 


AGENTS  FOR   THE  INTERNATIONAL  AND  MORTGAGE  BANK  OF  MEXICO. 

QEOROE  OOPPELL.  ARTHUR  OOPPELL. 

DALLAS  B.  PRATT.  QERALD  L,  HOYT. 

MAITLAND,  COPPELL  &  Co, 

22   &  24.  Exchange  Place,  New  York. 

Transact  a  General  Banking  Business.      Orders  Executed  for  Investment  Securities. 

ACT  AS  AGENTS  OF  CORPORATIONS  AND  NEGOTIATE  AND  ISSUE  LOANS. 

BILLS  OF  EXCHANGE,  TELEGRAPHIC  TRANSFERS  AND  LETTERS  OF  CREDI1  ON 

MESSRS.  SMITH,  PAYNE  &  SMITHS,  LONDON. 
MESSRS.  MALLET  FRERES  &  CIE.,  PARIS. 

EL  BANCO  NACIONAL  DE  MEXICO,  MEXICO,  AND  ITS  BRANCHES. 
AQENT8  OF  THE  BANK  OF  AUSTRALASIA,  BRITISH  GUIANA  BANK,  DE3IERARA,  ETC. 

5  TREE  TJIAILWA  Y  BONDS. 

We  are  constantly  in  the  market  for  the  purchase 
and  sale  of  high-grade  Eastern  and  Western 
Municipal  and  Eastern  Street  Railway  Bonds. 

CORRESPONDENCE   AND    INTERVIEWS    INVITED. 

E.   H.    GAY   &    CO., 

BOSTON:     131  DEVONSHIRE  ST.  CHICAGO :   86  LA  SALLE  STREET. 

PHILADELPHIA,   421  CHESTNUT  STREET. 


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SUPPLEMENT 


-OF    THE- 


COMMERCIAL  &  flNANCIAL  (CHRONICLE. 

(Catered  a«-ordlng  to  Act  of  Oongreea  in  the  year  1897,  by  WILLIAM  B.  DAIIA  OonrAxr,  In  the  ofltoeef  Librarian  of  Oongreee,  Washington,  p.  C.I 

NEW    YORK,     FEBRUARY    27,    1897. 


STREET  RAILWAY  SUPPLEMENT. 


TB«  STKUT  RAILWAY  SurrLCKEMT,  laraed  quarterly.  U  funlahed 
vUAovj  crtra  ikarfft  to  erery  annual  •abeeriber  of  the  OommciAL 
A»I>  PI»A*CIAL  CHBOMCLB. 

Tu  iKTErroB/f  SurruMBirr.  Ueineii  quarterly.  U  al*o  faralnhed 
wiOuntt  uttra  flutrgt  to  every  (abeorlber  of  the  CMBOKICUL 

Tu  STATB  AifD  Crrr  8urrLic«*irT.  Iwoed atavl-annnaUj.  It  likewise 


fBTBlahed  wUfcnU  atrm  tkmrft  to  erery 
Til  QUOTATION  scrn-annrr  leao*4 

e««  •»•  cJutrgt  to  erery  mtbeerlber  of  the 
Ana*  for  the  CHEOHICL*.  lB«i»dlig  the 
uned.  are  Tea  Dollar*  within  the  Uaitod 

IwMeh  Include*  poetafei  IB  Europe. 


•  of  the  CBXOIICU. 
r  to  aUo  tnniehed  wttA- 


aad  Twelre  Dollar* 


WILLIAM    B.   DANA  COMPANY,   PuBUftHCM, 

PIHE  ST.,  conNta  PCAJ»L  ST.,  New  YORK. 


•TICS. 

Attention    i*   directed  In    ••///•    veekly   and   monthly 
\rtporti   of  the   turning*   of  ttrtet  railwayt.     An  fX-\ 
Hit  of  then  will  be  found  in  tht  Railroad  De-  \ 
t  of  tack  imuf  of  Ike  COMMERCIAL  A  FI.\AN- 
IL  <  flROMCLE.      Tkit  u  in  addition  to   tht  very 
intflliyence  and  information  respecting  ttreet  rail- 
i  alto  given  in  tkai  Department  from  week  to  ictti: 

TREBT   RAILWAYS   AND     THE    COMMER- 
CIAL   DBPRBS810N. 

"  The  buiineM  of  your  company  hai  been  ftdreriely 
:ffreted  by  the  commercial  depreauon  which  ha>  pre- 
thronghout  the  country."    Thii  or  some  rimilar 
h»a  Mrred  of  l*to  to  introduce  no  imall  nnm- 
the  annual  report*  of  the  corporation!  in  which 
lean  inywton  are  int«rcft«d.     The  street  railway 
to  tome  extent  hare  joined  in  iU  ate,  and 
st  it  ii  known  that  ai  a  rule  they  occupy  in  the  eziit- 
g  depreaion  a  petition  that  ii  singularly  fortunate, 
iher  companiei   may  complain  of  flow  collection!; 
Mr  sale*  are  inrariably  for  caih.     Other  companies, 
the  iteam  railroads,  may  lament  the  exoeemrely  low 
ices  for  their   ware*;    they,  with   few  exceptions, 
•detain,  and  properly,  too,  their  old  accustomed  rate. 
Itar  companies   hare  experienced   difficulty  in  at- 
koting  new  patronage ;   they  bare  seen  their  income 
Igely  increased  through  the  use  of  electricity. 

Yet  the  street  railway  companies  undoubtedly  hare 

llfhe  pressure  of  the  hard   times,  occasionally  with 

••ions  effects.     But,  as  we  shall  presently  see,  they 

Ire  been  subjected  to  it  in  rery  different  degrees,  and 


in  some  cities  seem  largely  to  have  escaped  it.  Other 
things  being  equal,  their  prosperity  redacts  the  pros- 
perity of  the  special  community  which  they  serre.  If 
the  shops  and  factories  are  running  f nil  time  and  home 
institutions  thrive,  a  panic  may  exist  elsewhere,  while 
the  street  cars  in  this  favored  locality  are  crowded  with 
persons  riding  for  business  or  pleasure.  Consequently, 
in  order  to  determine  how  far  the  crisis  through  which 
we  have  passed  has  tended  to  reduce  street  railway  re- 
ceipts of  this  or  that  city  or  town,  we  shall  be  obliged 
to  consider  the  relative  activity  or  inactivity  of  busi- 
ness in  different  sections  of  the  country.  The  inquiry 
has  an  eminently  practical  side,  for  if  a  street  railway 
property  has  done  poorly,  the  fact  may  be  entirely  ex- 
plained by  the  external  conditions  under  which  the 
road  has  been  operated.  If  it  has  done  well  there  may 
be  still  greater  success  in  store  for  it  when  normal  con- 
ditions replace  the  dalness  of  recent  years. 

Unfortunately  no  means  that  is  thoroughly  reliable 
exists  for  testing  the  relative  prosperity  of  the  various 
cities  of  the  country.  The  earnings  of  the  steam  rail- 
roads  wonld  be  somewhat  of  a  guide  in  estimating  the 
volume  of  business  transacted  at  any  given  time,  if  only 
the  rates  at  which  they  carried  freight  remained  the  same. 
The  growth  of  savings  bank  deposits,  if  such  institutions 
organized  on  a  like  basis  existed  everywhere,  aid  if 
the  totals  of  these  were  easily  available  for  each  city, 
wonld  be  a  further  aid,  touching,  aj  they  do,  more 
closely  the  material  welfare  of  the  individual  com- 
munity from  which  the  street  railway  derives  its  sup- 
port. For  want  of  a  better  standard,  however,  we 
turn  to  the  bank  clearings,  which  are  reported  from 
week  to  week  in  the  CHBONIOLB.  At  the  same  time 
we  must  warn  our  readers,  as  we  have  done  on  previous 
occasions,  not  to  draw  more  than  tentative  conclusions 
from  them,  as  it  is  easy  to  misconstrue  their  meaning. 
For  instance,  the  stoppage  of  the  transactions 
in  real  estate,  snch  as  frequently  accompanies  a 
commercial  depression,  may  result  in  a  large  city  in 
the  falling  off  in  local  clearings  of  some  magnitude, 
and  thus  leave  an  erroneous  impression  with  reference 
to  general  bnsicess.  A  reduction,  too,  in  the  number 
of  banks  in  a  oity  naturally  decreases  the  number  of 
checks  cleared  without  necessarily  lessening  the  city's 
commercial  activity.  The  decline  in  the  price  of 
leading  staples  of  produce  or  merchandise,  snch  as  has 


STREET    EA.ILWAYS. 


occurred  ID  many  lines  of  late  years,  plays  a  well 
known  part  also  in  causing  a  reduction  in  the  bank 
clearings.  In  the  case  of  New  York,  particularly,  but 
in  some  mtasnre  in  other  citiep,  stock  speculation  or 
investment  purchases  of  bonds  affects  the  total  of  clear- 
ing?, while  tiansactions  in  grain  or  cotton,  varying 
with  more  or  less  bountiful  harvests,  are  in  some  in- 
stances another  disturbing  factor.  For  these  and  other 
reasons  caution  must  be  used  in  drawing  conclusions 
from  variations  in  a  city's  bank  clearings,  but  never- 
theless with  proper  care  we  shall  obtain  at  least  valu- 
able suggestions  from  them. 

Below  we  have  grouped  New  York,  Philadelphia, 
Boston  and  Baltimore  in  a  table  showing  their  clear- 
ings and  approximate  street  railway  earnings  for  the 
years  1890  to  1896,  both  inclusive  [six  ciphers  being 
omitted  from  the  clearings  and  three  from  the  earnings], 

EARNINGS  (000  omitted)  AND  CLKABINOS  (000,000  omitted). 


A"«u>  York  Ctty-      1886. 

Clearing* |v8,87l 

Street  Ry.  earnings.  83,390 

Borton— 

Clearings (4.498 

Street  Ry.  earnings.  69.-6S 

Philadtlphta- 

Clearings  (3.16S 

Street  Ry.  earnings. a  10.787 

Baltimore— 

Clearings $780 

Street  Rv.  earnings.    2,703 


1893.  1894.  1893.         1898.  1891.  1S»\ 

(29,842  (24.388  (31.281  (36.882  (33,749  (37,459 

28.80J  22,465  O23.248  a2  >,204  21.202  18,289 

(4,768  (4,148  (4.578      (5.006  (1.754  (5.131 

69.127  68.0W  67.829  66.936  66.833  66,589 

(3,566  (3.060  (3.403      (3,910  (3.297  (3,710 

a9,611  a8,038  o8,373      o8,246       tt7,500 


(698         (671        .(708 
2,490        2,408 


(772 
2,189 


(736 
2,0!0 


(753 
1,735 


a  Tear  ending  Jane  30.      6  Tear  ending  Sept.  30. 

Examining  this  table  the  naier  wilt  be  struck  by  the 
large  decrease  in  clearings  at  New  York  accompanied 
by  an  increase  in  the  street  railway  earning?,  which 
amount  to  over  28  per  cent  since  1890,  but  have  not 
ncade  much  advance  since  1893.  It  would,  however, 
be  a  mistake  to  attribute  both  thesa  occurrences  solely 
to  the  hard  times.  Clearings  were  of  course  affected 
by  the  smaller  sales  of  stocks  and  bonds,  and  also  by 
the  establishment  since  1890  of  the  Stock  Exchange 
clearing  department,  which  removes  the  clearings  for 
a  considerable  amount  of  the  stocks  sold  from  the 
medium  of  the  bank?.  At  the  same  time,  no  doubt, 
the  depression  has  retarded  the  growth  of  street  rail- 
way traffic  in  the  city.  In  a  study  of  the  figures  two 
other  facts  likewise  must  not  be  lost  sight  of,  (1)  that 
of  the  surface  lines  over  66  per  cent  of  the  track  is 
still  operated  with  horse?,  a  hindrance  to  their  develop- 
ment which  promises  soon  in  large  measure  to  dis- 
appear, while  on  the  other  hand  (2)  the  peninsular 
form  of  Manhattan  Island  transfers  to  'the  bridge 
and  ferries  much  of  the  growing  traffic  that  to  a  city 
of  different  shape  would  accrue  to  the  street  railways. 
Whatever  makes  traveling  up  and  down  the  island  more 
( a*y  will  lessen  the  attraction  that  the  opposite  shores 
have  for  those  doing  business  in  New  York,  and  will 
bring  to  its  street  car  lines  a  larger  percentage  of  this 
outside  traffic. 

In  Philadelphia  the  clearings  show  rather  a  large 
decrease  while  the  street  railway  earnings  have 
advanced  sharply;  thus  in  1895  and  1896  the  increase  is 
marked,  and  since  1890  it  is  over  44  per  cent.  Boston  s 
street  railway  lines  (West  End  and  Lynn  &  Boston)  are 
now  operated  entirely  with  trolley  and  reach  far  into  the 
suburbs,  so  that  despite  the  smaller  clearings  their 
earnings  record  an  increase  since  1890  of  over  55 
per  cent.  The  earnings  given  for  Baltimore  are 
determined  from  the  park  tax  paid,  which  is  equal  to 
nine  per  cent  of  the  gross  earnings  on  lines  within  the 
old  city  limits;  the  earnings,  it  will  be  seen,  have 
increased  over  51  per  cent,  while  the  clearings,  if  they 
have  not  fallen  off  as  much  as  in  some  other  ease?, 
i  ndicate  no  increase  in  general  budness. 


In  the  next  table  we  group  together  four  New 
EogJaad  cities — New  Hiven,  Hartford,  Springfield 
and  Worcester: 


Jfcw  Bacen—              1806.  1895. 

Clearings $76  $78 

Street  Ky.  earnings..  6809  6731 

Ilarlfonl— 

Clearings $11!)  $119 

Street  By.  earnings..  6637  6476 

Springfleld— 

Clearings $67  $75 

Street  Ry.  earnings..  6522  6442 

Worcester— 

Clearlnec *7l  .  $6!) 

Street  By.  earnings..  6 636  6556 


189*. 

$70 

6541 

$102 
6300 

$65 
6373 

$61 
6472 


1893. 

$75 


1892. 
$70 


1391. 

*71 


$114     $113 


$69 
6391 

$61 

6482 


$71 
6334 


$105 

$64 


$61 
0233 


1890. 

$68 

a  279 

$105 
.»  169 

$66 
6181 

60 

32 


a  Year  end.  June  30.    6  Year  end.  Sept.  30. 

The  above  table  helps  to  explain  the  remarkable 
earning  capacity  shown  by  the  New  England  street 
railways  since  the  introduction  of  electricity  as  motive 
power.  Besides  serving,  as  they  do,  densely  populated 
districts  of  well-to-do  and  constitutionally  restless  peo- 
ple, they  have  had  the  good  fortune  also  to  be  located 
in  a  section  of  the  country  that  has  suffered  relatively 
less  from  the  commercial  depression  than  have  most 
other  sections.  Notwithstanding,  therefore,  a  sudden 
and  heavy  falling  off  in  clearings  in  1894,  most  of  the 
places  mentioned  show  increases  in  the  same  item  com- 
pared with  1890 — the  increase  at  Hartford  being  very 
marked  and  at  New  Haven  not  inconsiderable.  The 
earnings  of  the  street  railways  have  at  all  the  places 
increased  largely. 

We  next  bring  together  some  of  the  prominent  cities 
of  the  Middle  States  : 


1892.  1891.  1390 
$203  $164  $148 
0935  «831  0766 


Buffalo-  1896.     1895.     1894.     1893 

Clearings $219     $222     $196     $220 

Street  Ey.  earnings. ol,88±  «1,C38  a  1,529  al,395 

Rochester— 

Clearings $79       $30       $74       $79 

Street  Ry.  earnings-    «889       873       783       799 

PUitburg— 

Clearings $745     $746     $653     $665 

Street  Ky.  eirniug-s.«3,911  a3,176«2,995  a3,120  a2,707  o2,265  «1,676 

Cleveland— 

$299     $245     $268     $297     $264     $268 
2,564    2,230    afcl,660 


$80       $75$ 

764     a579 

$760     $679     $787 


$324 
1,440 

$183 
630 

$78 


$43 
a445 


$289     $323     $363     $317     $301 
1,227    «886 


$170 
567 

$65 
850 

$40 


$159 
536 

$62 
812 

$46 
c433 


$184     $158 


$89 


$106 
689 


$51       $45 


$155 
»356 

$106 
a493 

$38 
«235 


Clcarines $299 

Street  Ry.  earns fc2,795 

Detroit— 

Clearings $300 

Street  Ry.  earn'gs.(fcjl,704 

Columbus,  0. — 

Clearings $175 

Strei  t  Ry.  earnings.      631 

Indianapolis — 

Clearings $102 

Street  Ry.  earnings 

Brand  Rapids— 

Clearings $39 

Street  Ry.  earnings 

Chicago — 

Clearings $4,413  $4,615  $4,315  $4,677  $5,136  $4,457$4,093 

St.  Ry.  earns,  (k)..  14,900  13,900  12,750  16,300  11,800  10,400    9,100 

a  Year  ending  June  30.    e  Year  ending  Aug.  31.    k  Partly  estimated. 
The  cities  included  in  the  above  show  considerable 
variations  in  their  clearings  from  year  to  year,  but 
there  is  scarcely  one  of  them  that  can  at  present  boast 
of  a  higher  level  for  this  item  than  was  reached  by  it 
some  years  ago.     The  improvement  in  their  street  rail- 
way earnings,  however,  is  remarkable — in  Buffalo  1'. 
per  cent,  in  Pittsburg  133  per  cent,  in  Cleveland  about 
C8  per  cent,  in  Columbus  77  per  cent.   Judging  merely 
from  the  clearings   Cleveland  and   Columbus  would 
appear  to  be  feeling  the  depression  less  than  the  other?, 
while  Pittsburg  and   Indianapolis,  after   two  years  of 
lessened  transaction?,  seem  to  be  nearing  their  former 
total  of  commercial  transactions.     The  Chicago  surfaca 
companies  complain  of  dull  times,  but  it  looks  as  if  this 
was  principally  because  of  the  remembrance  of  the 
large  business  done  in  the  World's  Fair  year  and  of  the 
recent  competition  of  the  elevated  roads.     The  clear- 
ings at  Chicago  compare  quite  favorably  with  earlier 
years,  in  part  presumably  to  the  increased  dealings  in 
grain  the  past  two  year?. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


In  the  following  table  we  include  several  cities  west 
of  the  Mississippi  River,  and  also  two  or  three  South- 
ern cities  : 


St   L-nt*-                               IBM.  18M.  1*1.  18BS.  1FM.  18»1.  1890. 

Clearing* tl.lM  tl.l<4  tUl*»  t',W»  tl.«l  tl.140  $1.118 

r*mnmin — '    •-       "«•«•  lOt,Me  SS.2O*  «*.«81  IM/85  80.086  8<,10» 

Qearino «5O4  till  tISl  t475  tSlO  »400  1191 

Street  RT.earntno 1,77*  1.T**  

Jf  I**.**  ».  Pj«tJ— 

Oeartno *w  ts*»  t*«  two  t70»  teat  t&za 

Street  Rj. earning!...  abt.  Z.OS7  lf»  1.003  1.180  1.187     1.155 


CTearlng* 

Street  Rr.  nrainjn 


tm      t*4«     tut 

CI>          VI*      1.148 


tSIB 


Cleaftam ... 

Dearer  Tram  w»r   

ttu  Xttout- 

ClearlD(9  

Street  Ry.e*rning» 

Xt<i  OrlMW- 


T»4 

m 


tl»       tlS7 
716         71S 


tl8S       t2«7       tl*0       W»5 

an      Me      sn      MS 


K.Orleu*  Traction  lln».    MM       1.3*7 


B61 


t47         t5» 

tsot     tvw 


41 


1J7 
till 


ftnrt  Br.earnlnci 


UW 


rU4       t*l«       KM       tWI        tSM 
US8B      1.177      MBS      M71      1.18B 


Cleirtn*. 
KT 


tlM 

1U 


tlU 
*» 


tlM 
1*0 


tlM 


«W 


tl!4 

a70 


a* lit  11*          !»• 

Tbe  stability  of  business  in  St.  Louif,  notwiths'and- 
ing  adverse  iciluences  in  the  country  at  large,  and  the 
eitraoi'lirary  development  of  its  street  railway  traffic, 
hare  been  referred  to  by  as  before.  The  clearings 
here  given  indicate,  to  be  sure,  no  expansion  of  trade 
beyond  enough  at  the  lower  level  of  prices  reigning  to 
keep  the  level  of  transactions  about  even,  bat  the 
number  of  passengers  carried,  as  reported  by  the  street 
railway  companies  to  the  City  Register,  has  advanced  at 
a  noteworthy  rate,  the  increase  being  nearly  9  per 
cent  in  1896.  The  clearing!  at  Kansas  City  appear 
favorable,  bat  the  depression  has  been  sufficient  to 
retard  the  normal  growth  of  street  railway  traffic, 
which  was  already  on  a  Urge  scale  when  the  depression 
set  in.  The  Twin  City  Uipid  Transit  Company  at 
Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul  has  maintained  iU  gross 
earnings  well  in  the  face  of  the  temporary  contraction 
which  the  two  cities  have  undergone  in  both  values 
and  business.  In  Denver  the  clearings  have  fallen 
heavily,  and  the  earnings  of  the  Denver  Tramway 
Company,  the  only  company  reporting  earning!,  have 


1895. 
MM 

26 

20 

1894. 
$33 

27 
14 

1893. 
$42 
40 
29 

l^VJ. 

56 

1891. 
$50 
49 

1890. 

#10 
57 

28 
18 
70 
11 
49 

29 
23 
75 
22 
47 

35 

26 
89 
23 
62 

48 
31 
94 
28 
100 

49 
28 
80 
26 
105 

47 
30 
79 
39 
114 

suffered  for  the  time  btiug  material  reduction.  la 
both  Louisville  and  Milwaukee,  where  the  effect  of  the 
depression  seems  to  have  been  quite  severe,  the  street 
railway  companies  have  found  business  disappointing 
[the  Milwaukee  Company  having  had  to  urdergo  re- 
organization partly  on  this  account].  Yet,  strangely 
enough,  it  is  in  these  two  cities  that  of  late  has  been 
heard  the  loudest  clamor  for  lower  fares  and  higher 
taxes  on  the  street  railway  properties. 

The  closing  table  includes  merely  the  clearings  for 
a  number  of  chief,  whose  street  railway  enterprises, 
started  when  everything  promised  auspiciously,  ended 
in  requiring  reorganization,  which  either  lias  been  or 
is  in  process  of  being  carried  oat. 

Clearing*—  1896. 

Blonx  City,  Iowa $25 

Seattle,  Wash 28 

Spokane,  Wash 25 

Taooma,  Watb 27 

Lincoln,  Neb 16 

St.  Joeeph.  Mo 62 

Wichita.  Kan 20 

Nashville,  Tenn 49 

The  foregoing  furnishes  a  very  disappointing  record. 
It  is  not  surprising  that  corporations  capitalized  and 
equipped  for  a  business  that  was  expected  to  increase 
as  it  did  from  1890  to  1892  should  be  unable  to  stand 
when  forced  to  see  so  great  a  contraction  as  these . 
clearings  indicate.  We  should  hasten  to  say,  however, 
that  though  the  temporary  decline  in  business  activity 
has  been  real  and  great,  the  effect  of  it  as  portrayed  by 
the  clearings  is  more  or  less  exaggefated,  through  the 
redaction  in  consequence  of  failure  or  voluntary 
liquidation  in  the  number  of  banks  which  belong  to 
the  clearing-houses  in  the  several  cities.  The  number 
of  national  banks  at  Tacoma,  for  instance,  has 
decreased  from  six  in  1890  to  four  in  1896,  and  in 
Lincoln  from  eight  in  1892  to  four  in  1896. 

In  conclusion,  and  as  bearing  on  the  future,  it  is 
proper  to  remark  that  the  conditions  prevailing  the 
last  few  years  have  obviously  not  been  favorable  to  the 
fullest  development  of  street  railway  prosperity  any- 
where, no  place  probably  having  held  its  own  in 
commercial  activity.  Be'.ter  times,  therefore,  should 
benefit  these  street  railway  properties. 


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LINDELL  RAILWAY  CO. 

STREET  RAILWAY  SYSTEM. 
ST.  LOUIS  MO. 


Lindel  Railway  Company, 

Compton  Heights,  Union  Depot  &  Merchants 
Terminal,  and  Taylor  Avenue  Railway. 


STREET    RAILWAYS 


SECURITIES    AND    REPORTS. 


This  is  one  of  our  four  Supplements.  In  using  the  series  it  is  to  be  remembered  that  they  are  inter-dependent 
publications,  complete  only  as  a  whole.  If  utilized  together,  and  with  the  fresh  items  of  news  the  CHRONICLB  contains  from 
week  to  week,  the  investor  will  have  all  the  information  he  needs  in  seeking  a  safe  and  remunerative  lodgment  for  his  money. 

Street  Railways  forcibly  illustrate  this  inter-dependence.  Such  roads  obviously  rely  for  their  income,  and  therefore  in 
great  part  for  the  value  of  their  securities,  upon  the  population  and  wealth  of  the  country  they  serve.  Hence  constant 
reference  to  our  STATE  A»D  CITY  SUPPLUttirr  will  be  found  necessary  by  those  wishing  to  purchase  the  stocks  and  bonds  of 
street  roads.  Population,  sniMsnil  valuation,  tax  rate,  total  debts  of  the  counties,  cities  and  minor  municipalities  are  given  a 
length  in  that  publication,  every  one  of  which  items  is  an  essential  fact  contributing  more  or  less  to  any  correct  estimate  of 
the  amount  of  suburban  travel  a  given  road  commands, 

The  ABBBEVIATIOSS  used  in  our  Street  Railway  statements  will  be  found  explained  in  a  table  immediately  following  the 
last  statement  in  this  Supplement.  s> 

A  full  IXDIT  which  shows  where  ea-h  railroad  will  be  found  U  also  given  on  the  closing  pages. 


AKRON,  OHIO. 

PortTLATIOX  189O  WAS  37.6O1;  a  188O  WAS  16.312; 
A»D  U  1870  WAS  10.006. 

A.KRON  STREET  RAILWAY  A  ILLUMI- 
N  ATI  NG-A  trolley  road. 

OriJi'nI' riON  (Tiartorod  December.  1893,  to  *BOB**d  the  Akron 
9V«et  Railway  aad  the  Akron  Osairal  Ooetrle  Co.  The  BOW  company 
own.  aa  oleotrle-llghuag  plant  tor  stroot  llghuag.  Population  of 
Akron  la  1896  U  glroa  M  4O.OOO. 

STOCK  A  BONOS—  Dolt.    l*l*r**t.     O<tttt»»4i*f.        Maturity. 

9*Mk  9l.lOO.OOO  

Akron Sl.KR.lrtM.  ...*-     1899     6F-A  195.OOO    Aag.  1. 1908 

Akren  81    Rr    *  III  Co.  <  1896  5  g.J    J  B15.OOO    Jaa.   1,1999 

i*.M.fl.lDO.OOO^.  ITrastoe.  Manhattan  Tru»t  Co..  H.  T.  City. 

Osaaol*  of  1999  tor  9183.OOO  a-e  la  trass  to  retlr*  1*U  of  1909. 

EA»ni»09   Tarsia  j»  of  thosliitrlo froptraosaad _stt«o» '*"•'?••,. 

roar-  Pro**.  JTot  OnM*.  ~~j»>«.  JTot 

1990 955.633         933.431         9199.904         965.104         98O.337 

1894 49.352  21.083  108363  4O.-73  61309 

From  Jaa.  1  to  SOT.  90. 1999.  1 1  •aosrthi.  grooa,  9191.379;  net,  976, 
353;  In  li»»  (11  BUM.),  groo*.  9198.733;  not.  97 1. 076. 

Bztoaolvo  ImproremoaU  have  beoa  made  dariait  1896  aad  are  ex- 
ss»iia  to  ihow  la  IsarMnil  oaralags  tn  1997. 

ROAD-Oporalo*  30  salio*  of  track  la  tao  etty  of  Akron.  Ohio,  aad 
•abort*,  tu  line  eztoadlag  to  Cvyaaoga  Fall*  aad  8llrer  Lake.  Kail. 
S3  sad  70  Ib.  rlraeraadT.  WaUkor  ssjalMseat. 

Omctut—  FissMss)!,  Bmawi  a  OtSMB.  TIco-PrwIdOBt.  F. 
Mrttar.  Bociotary,  J.  A.  LoagiTtoajojei.  Jamo*  B-Clow*.   Dti 
•*•  -tedln  Dos..  1993-Ooa.  9ass*)Sl  Thoma*.  J.  B.  Clew*.  E.  C.  Olboon. 
of  How  York;  J.  A.  Long.  Aaron  Wagoaor.  Ira  Miller  and  P.  A.  9attsr 
'  Akron.  O.-T.  6O,  p.  »2;  V.  91.  p.  905.  1063. 

AKRON  A  CUYAHOOA  FALLS  RAPID 
TRANSIT  A  trolley  road. 

OttOANtZATKMr— Caartorod  la  1994.  IB  HOT..  1894,  aa  arraagesksat 
ww  made  with  tao  ClovoUad  *  Akroa  Bowtrte  (MS  ClevaUad)  by 
'work  OB  that  Uao  WM  to  ho  MOB  a*  CMS. 

STOCK  A  BOND*—    mitt.  Dult.    ImttnU.  OulfUHuH*t.     MmturUy. 

lot mtgo^  9600.000  '    .'..      'iVtti    .....'/.'.        94oo.ood  '.".'.".'.'.'. 

Tko  boaa*  of  1*91  for  9250400  waro  taken  up  aad  eaawlod  and 
9400.000  heads  dated  Bopt.  1. 199A.  havo  toe*  lamed.  Aa  additional 
9300.000  boad*  an  prort Jed  In  the  mortgage  for  future  ex tennlonii. 
Boad*  are  9 1  .OOO  each. 

SroCK-tn  Xereojoor.  1993.  *took  WM  iBcreaoad  fr>m  93On.OOO  to 
960  i.c-.i.  and  IB  March.  18M,  to  9I.OOO.OOO.  for  extennlon*.  etc. 

ROAD-ln  X.>v..  1999.  had  99  mllm  la  operation.    Rail*  66  Ib.  T. 
01  -Pr  «l  loM  aad  Ooaoral  Maaagor,  T.  P.  Wslaa. 


">th  Mnrtraff** 


?y 


l£±       VV 

5  M.  -H.  I  - 


.^^rpaoi.l    1990       3«J.-J. 

i  t»ur,,l  at  Oratral  Trnut  Co..  Now  York. 


HOT.  3, 1999 
Jan.    1.  1905 
3OO    Mob.  1.1905 
1.000    Sept.  1.1913 
409.UOO    Jan.    1.1930 


ALBANY.    N.  Y. 

f..ri  i  ITIOB  1990  WAS  93313:  I*  1990  WAS  90,759; 

AHI.  ra  1970  WAS  69.423. 

ALBANY  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
0>K>ANiZATiON-CBartorod  la  1999.     Ossralss   9vo    UBM  throogb 
»riaolMJbMlaM»«trMi«aBdriilli»ii4artrtet.    Hasaoeompetltlon. 
OjhoMCIty  Rr  .  :  mil-  (Hock.  9M.OOO).  U  control Ird  by  partle. 
<ON*t«d  la  the  Albany  Ry. 

Pass, 


STOCK— In  March,  1896,  *tockholder*  voted  to  Increase  the  (took 
from  $1.500.000  to  92.000.000.  Of  the  95OO.OOO  IncroaM,  9350,000 
WM  offered  to  stockholder*  tn  April,  payable  May  1,  August  1  and 
NOT.  1.  1896.  and  Feb.  1,  18*7.  Liability  on  account  of  Increased 
capital  (took  WM  given  Juno  SO.  1880.  M  990.766. 

DIVIDENDS— In  1893. 6  per  cent;  In  1893,  13  p.  c.;  In  1894,  6  p.  c.; 
In  1893.  6  p.  e.;  In  1896,  Fob..  14  p.  c.;  May,  14  p.  c.;  Aug.  1, 14  p.  c.; 
Nov.,  14  p.e. 

ROAD— Company  In  April,  1896,  operated  35  mllea  of  track  In  city  of 
Albany  aad  luburbn,  extending  aim  to  Troy,  M  follow* : 

Koud  owMrf  ta/M.               Xtlri.  I     Koad  I  •mat.                         MUtt. 
Main  lino  and  bra.  (trolley) .   19       I  Waterrllet  Turn.  A  RR.Cc.  16 
Weight   of    rail*    on    road  

owned 50to901b*|     Total  track  In  April,  1896.  35 

LATEST  EARNINGS— For  MX  month*  ending  December  31 : 

6  mot.          Oroof.  \rt.         Oik.  int.  Int..  tax*,  tie.    Bml.  twr. 

1896 9*97.007        91O9369       91.024  937.3H3  973,500 

1899 975.198  :;...•;-  -  i  43,894  69,918 

Looaa  aad  buU  payable  oa  December  31. 9131,000,  agalavt  969,000 
on  JOB*  SO,  1899. 
ANNUAL  REPORT— Year*  ending  June  SOth. 

1996.         1895.  !-•'.:  !-••-. 

OroMoaraa..... 9539.499  9490.061    latorost 993397         943,293 

..   196358    168.409    Taxes. etc. ...   48,351  53,138 

3.945         6,728    DlTldenda  ..(8)81,742       (6)75,000 
..   199.803     175.137    Bal.foryear.nu.35.413       *nr.4,7O7 

OBVBBAL  BILAMCI  nil  EXT  JOK«  30,  1896. 

UmbUUiet. 

>  •»•»,  OJIA  I  Capital  clock  A  acript...  91.590,766 

t....|'8J07'98()    Funded  debt 530,000 

Int.  due  and  accrued....  783 

BUlnpayable. 65,000 

44,781    Open  account*,  etc 77,214 

Profit  and  IOM,  iiurplun.  19,446 


Otherl 
He* 


Cast  of  road. 
Costol  equip 
Caahonhaad 
Openaoooontt... 
8uppu**on  hand 


92.383.209  92.283,209 

OFFICERa— ProcMaat,  Robert  C.  Prnyo;  Vice- President.  A.  M.  Brady 
Hecratary,  Jame*  MeCrodle;  Treasurer,  Oea'l  Manager  and  Puroba«lng 
Agent,  John  W.  MeHamara.-V.  6O,  p.  872;  V.  til.  p.  280,  829;  V.  62, 
p.  184.547.  777.948. 1O85;  V.  63.  p.  997.  967;  V.  64.  p.  133. 


ALBANY  RAILWAY  SYSTEM  -  WATKBVLIEl 
TURNPIKE  *  BA1LBOAD. 

OROANIZATKMr— Opeaod  July  4,  1863.  Leaaed  to  Albany  Railway 
March  15.  1893.  for  999  yean.  Annual  rental.  4  of  1  per  cent  on 
924O.OOO  stock  and  6  per  cent  Intereat  on  bond*.  Owa*  16  miles. 

STOCK  A  BONO3—           Date.  Intrrtit.  Ottttianding.  Maturity 

Capital  (took  9100 4  P.O.        9240.OOO               

l.l  M.  Int.  guar. 1889  6 1C -If.        35O.OOO  May  1,  1919 

2nd  M..  p.  A  I.  gnar 1889  6M.-N.        150,000  May  1,1919 


ALEXANDRIA,  VA. 

PorOLATIOK  189O  WAS  14,330;  IN  18KO  WAS  13,659 

IN  1870  WAS  13.57O. 

WASHINGTON  ALEXANDRIA  &  MT.  VER- 
NON  RAILWAY- 

ORQANIZATKXI.— iBoorporaUtd  Fnuuary  18.  1890.  as  Wa»hlngton 
Alexandria  A  Mt.  Vernon  Kleotrto  Railway.  Charter  awaijed  la  1896. 
Underground  trolley  In  Washington;  overhead  trolley  outalde  the  city. 
STOCK  A,  BOND*-..  Dal*.  Inltrett.  OutttaHfg.  Maturity. 


fJrwr 


-.  M     V 


St7>rk.'950g,000  (par  950) 9500,000 

lit  mort.,  9750,000.  gold..      1895  5  g.  F.-A.       6OO.OOO    Aug.  1, 1925 
30,006    May   1,1911   \      Trustee,  R^al  Rotate  Trunt  of  Phila.,  pay*  Interekt. 


8 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


ROAO.— Operated  from  Washington.  D.  C.,  (I?1*  St.  &.  Pennsylvania 
Are.)  to  Mt.  Vernon.  17  miles;  extensions  to  Arlington  Cemetery  and 
Romlj-n.  Va.,  etc.,  8  mile*;  total  track  (May,  1896),  25  miles;  standard 
gauge  T  rails.  Foreign  freight  Is  taken  through  to  Mt,  Vernon. 

OFFICERS.— President  and  General  Manager,  Griffith  E.  Abbott; 
Secretary  Prank  K.  Hippie;  Treasurer,  l>avld  C.  Leeoh.  Office,  Alex 
audrla.  Va. ,  and  Washington,  D.  O. 

INOEX-V.  61,  p.  474. 


ALLEGHENY,    PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  105,287;  IN  1880  WAS  78,682; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  53,180. 
ALLEGHENY    TRACTION-See  PITTSBHRO,  PA. 


NUNNERY    HILL    INCLINED   FLANE-- 
ORQANIZATION— Incorporated  Sept.  24, 1886.    Stock  ($50),  $60,000 ; 

lat  mortgage,  1887, 6  A-O.  $30,000,  due  Oct.  1, 1007.    Road  Is  built 

upon  trestle  and  stone  wall,  rising  250  feet,  and  Is  1,100  feet  in  length • 

runs  to  top  of  Nunnery  Hill. 
OFFICERS— President  and  Treasurer,  Oliver  P.  Scalfe;    Secretary 

Arthur  Kennedy;  Supt.  and  Purchasing  Agent,  C.  D.  Heist. 


TROY  HILL  INCLINED  PLANE  &  BRIDGE 
COMPANY— A  cable  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Franchise  runs  for  999  years. 

STOCK  db  BONDS—  Dale.  Interest.  Outstanding.  Maturity. 

Siock  <$20O,OOO)$50 $200,000f.p 

l-itM.$100.000.ciirrency.c»  1891  6  A-O  100,000  Apl.  1, 1901 

Dividend  in  1894  out  of  earnings  of  1893  l>a  per  cent. 

ROAD— Operates  370  feet  of  track.    Rails  62  Ib.  T. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  June  30, 1894,  gross  earnings,  $13,784; 
net,  $5,747;  Interest  paid,  $6,300. 

OFFICERS— President,  Jas.  D.  Callery ;  Secretary,  C.  8.  Wright ;  Treas- 
arer,  Win.  V.  Gallery;  General  Manager,  J.  J.  Saint. 


ALLENTOWN,  PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  25/228;  IN  1880  WAS  18,063; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  13,884. 

ALLENTOWN  &  LEHIGH  VALLEY  TRAC- 
TION—A trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Chartered  May  31,  1893.  Owns  and  operates  45 
miles  of  electric  road  in  the  Lehlgh  Valley  In  Lehigh  and  Northamp- 
ton counties,  connecting  the  city  of  Alleutown  with  the  boroughs  of 
Bethlehem,  South  Bethlehem,  Fountain  Hill,  West  Bethlehem,  the 
Catasauquas  and  Copley,  and  the  towns  of  Whitehall,  Seigfrieds, 
Northampton,  Alneyville  and  suburban  Allentown.  The  combined 
population  of  towns  and  villages  served  by  the  system  in  1890  was 
77,315;  In  1880  was  51,074.  "  Franchise  runs  for  999  years  and  gives 
exclusive  rights  to  operate  street  railways  In  all  said  towns,  boroughs 
and  city;"  company  also  owns  9  miles  private  right  of  way  connecting 
certain  of  the  above-mentioned  towns.  The  control  in  the  property  Is 
held  through  ownership  of  the  entire  capital  stock  of  the  companies 
below,  which  have  been  absorbed,  their  entire  capital  stock  (except 
five  shares  of  each  to  qualify  directors,  and  a  portion  of  the  Electric  L. 
&  P.  stock  not  owned)  having  been  placed  In  trust  for  the  benefit  of 
•eourlty  holders.  Their  corporate  existence,  however.  Is  preserved  for 
legal  reasons,  valuable  rights  being  conferred  by  some  of  their  old 
charters,  including  the  right  of  eminent  domain. 

STOCKS  OWNED—  The  capital  stocks  of  the  following  companies  are 
owned,  except  a  portion  of  the  Electric  L.  &  P.  stock,  viz.: 

CAPITAL  STOCKS  OWNED. 

Lehlgh  Valley  Ttac'n  Co.    $75,000  I  Bethlehem  &  South  Beth 
Allentown  &  Bethlehem  lehem  Street  Ry.  Co..  .  $200,000 

Rapid  Transit  Co  ......  1,000,000    Catasauqua  &  Northern 

Allentown  Passenger  Ry.  Street  Ry.  Co...  50000 

C°VV  .....  ••••-,-  ........    200,000  .Allentown  Elec.  L.  &  P..    15o',000 

Bethlehem  A  Alleutown  Rittersville  Hotel  Co.  & 

Street  Ry.  Co...  .    100,000       Park  ....................    100,000 

The  outstanding  securities  on  the  property  are  as  follows  • 

Dale-  Interest- 


Allcutowu  &  Leh.  Valley  <  1893     5g.  M-S        Vso'.OOO 

Traction,  1st  Mgold.c-  \  Int.  at  N.  Y.  Security  &  Tr.,     .     ., 
AUenfn  *  Beth.  Rap.  Tr..<  1891       6g.J-J          5OO.OOO    Jufr  1    1911 


,  .  .         .     .  .,     .     .,  rus 

Uenfn  *  Beth.  Rap.  Tr..<  1891       6g.J-J          5OO.OOO    Jufr  1    1 
1st  mortgage,  golf    ....  \  Sub)eot  tooall  at  110  on  July  1,  1896 

Allentowu  &  Leh.  Valley  )  ,  BQ,      .. 

Traction  Co.  consol.  M.  (  5g.  J  -  J       See  text.     Jan.  1,  1925 

f  or  $2.000.000,  gold,  .c-  >  Guaranty  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  trustee. 
Unfunded  debt  June  30,  1896  (see  below)  ........  .............  $676,760 

Interest  on  All.  &  Beth.  R.  T.  is  payable  at  Old  Col.  Tr..  Boston,  trustee. 
Bonds—  The  consolidated  mortgage  of  1895  for  $2,000,000  was  au- 
thorized Jan.  17,  1895.    The  mortgage  covers  the  entire  system     Of 
the  $2,000,000  authorized,  $1,300,000  are  held  in  trust  to  retire  at 
maturity  $1,250,000  prior  bonds,  of  which  $500,000  were  subject  to 
call  July  1,  1896;  these  bonds  had  not  been  called  In  August.    The 
balance  when  sold  will  extinguish  the  floating  debt.    All  the  floating 
bt  of  the  Rapid  Transit  Co.  was  paid  by  the  Traction  Co.,  except 
9200,000,  which  was  resisted  and  Is  now  la  litigation. 

ROAD-In  July,  1896.  owned  and  operated  45  miles  In  the  Leliigh 
Valley,  as  above  described;  gauge,  4  ft.  8**  In.;  60  and  70  Ib  T  and 
girder  rails  ;  70  motor  cars. 

to  May  31-  5  mouth8>  Kr°88  ln  1896- 


Quarter  ending  Maroii  31: 


1896 


1895 


1894 


Aprllgross    .....  ...........  $16>782       $15  06Q 

ANNUAL  REPORT.-I-or  year  ending  June  30,  1896.  gross  *2<J8 
Mt,  9183,894;  Interest  and  taxes,  $87.744;  balknce,  surplus  forb 


$36,150.    Report  for  year  ending  Dec.  31, 1895,  was  given  in  V.  02,  p. 
906,  showing  earnings  as  follows : 

Park  <*            Fixed  Balinec, 

Teat —           Gross.               Het.           Light  Cot.       charges.  surplus. 

1898 $222,834       $112,825       $24,442       $100,191  $;i7.07ff 

1891 210,711            84,986          24,143            85,464  23,66& 

GENERAL  BALANCE  SHEET  JUNE  30,   1896. 


Assets. 

Road  and  equipment.. .$1,622,824 
Stocks  other  companies  1,940,846 

Electric  Light  Co 38,048 

Accounts  receivable...  14,772 
Sup'ly  &  suspense  acc't  123,08s 
Cashonhand 936 


Liabilities. 

Capital  stock $1,500,000 

Funded  debt 1,170,000 

Loans 676,760 

Purchase  account 214,207 

Accounts  payable,  etc.         87,290 
Undivided  profits 92,256 


Total $3,740,513  |        Total $3,740,513 

OFFICERS— President,  Albert  L.  Johnson,  Mutual  Life  Building,  New 

York;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  A.  F.  Walter,  Allentown,  Pa. 
DIRECTORS— Albert  L.  Johnson  and  J.  J.  Coleman,  of  New  York ; 

Tom  L.  Johnson,  of  Cleveland,  Ohio ;  R.  E.  Wright,  A.  F.  Walter,  M.  L. 

Kauffman,  W.  J.  Hartzell,  all  of  Allentown,  Pa. 
INDEX-V.  60,  p.  130.  479, 1103;  V.  62,  p.  900. 


ALTON,    ILL. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  10,294;  IN  1880  WAS  8,975; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  8,665. 

ALTON  RAILWAY  &  ILLUMINATING-A 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  July,  1895,  to  consolidate  the  Alton  Elec- 
tric Street  RR.,  Light  &  Power  Co.,  the  Alton  Improvement  Associa- 
tion and  the  Alton  &  Upper  Alton  Horse  Ry.  A  Carrying  Co..  which 
union  was  perfected  August  20,  1895.  Franchise  runs  until  1915. 
Population  of  Alton,  Upper  Alton  and  North  Alton  In  1896  estimated 
at  21,000.  Owns  Rock  Spring  Park  of  20  acres  with  lake. 

STOCK  &   BONDS—         Date.    Interest.     Outstanding.        Maluriti/. 

Stock, .par  $100 $250,000          

Alton  Improv.  Asso.  >      5  M-S  25,000  1899-'04-'09 

1st  M.,  cur ( Interest  at  Alton  Savings  Hank. 

Alton  Ry.  &  111.  1st  M.,  »  1895     5  g.  A-O          225.000  Oct.  1 ,  1915 

$250,000,  g.,  $l,000.c*  5  Interest  at  Manhattan  Trust,  New  York. 

BONDS— The  bonds  cover  9  miles  of  single-track  road  and  electric" 
light  and  power  plant  (1,250  H.  P.)  valued  at  $200,000.  Bonds  In 
reserve,  $25,000. 

ROAD— Owns  9  miles  of  single  track  equipped  with  overhead  trolley 
and  serving  Alton,  Upper  Alton  and  North  Alton.  Cars— 10  electric 
motor  cars  and  5  trail  cars. 

EARNINGS— About  60  per  cent  of  earnings  come  from  the  railway 
and  40  per  cent  from  the  light  and  power  plant.  For  tfce  year  ending 
Sept.  30,  1896,  the  railway  and  light  and  power  earnings  were,  gross, 
$61,736;  net,  $31,829;  taxes,  $1,665;  interest,  $11,956;  balance  sur- 
plus for  year,  $18,208. 

OFFICERS— President,  Treasurer  and  General  Manager.  J.  F.  Porter; 
Vice-President,  James  Duncan ;  Secretary,  H.  S.  Baker,  Jr. 


ALTOONA,   PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  30,337;  IN  1880  WAS  19,710; 
AND  IN  3870  WAS  10,610. 

ALTOONA  &  LOGAN  VALLEY  ELECTRIC 
RAILWAY- A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  Dec.  12,  1892,  and  April  17, 1893,  ao" 
quired  by  purchase  $170,000  of  the  capital  stock  of  the  City  Passenger 
Ky.Co.;  also  owns  18-7  miles  constructed  uuderits  own  charter.  Road 
opened  June  15, 1893.  Controls  Lakemont  Park  Co.,  stock  $65,000. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—    Miles.  Date.  Interest.  Otitsta'g.     Last  Di>:.  etc. 

Stock,  $500,000,  $5O    $377,850  None  to  Nov.,W6 

let  M.  $500,000  gold )  16Ja    1893     5  g.  J-J     485,000       July  1,  1923 

$500  and  $1,000. c.  J  Sink.  fd.  1  p.  c.  yearly ;  bds.  subj'ct  to  call  at  105. 
Int.  at  Cassatt  &  Co.,  Phila.,  and  1st  Nat.  Bk.,  Altoona 

Bills  payable  June  30, 1896,  $36,382. 

City  Passenger  Ry. — 

Stock,par$50 See  text.       July  1,1893 

1  at  mortg'e  $50,000,  >      6       1892      5  J-J       50,000       Jan.  15, 1912 

$1.0OO r.  S  Interest  by  Treasurer,  Altoona. 

Bills  payable  June  30, 1896,  $3,500. 

Capital  stock  of  Passenger  Railway  is  $200,000,  of  which  on  June  30, 
1896,  $174,550  was  owned  by  Altoona  &  Logan  Valley  Electric  Ry. 

Bonds— Sink.  fd.  on  Altoona  it  Logan  Valley  Electric  By.  Co.  1st  M.  5» 
commenced  July  1,  1894;  not  less  1  p.  o.  par  value  of  outstanding 
bonds  must  be  appropriated  out  of  net  earnings  to  retire  bonds  at  or 
below  105  and  accrued  Interest.  To  Jan.  1, 1896,  $10,000  of  bonds  had 
been  redeemed. 

ROAD— On  July  1, 1896,  was  operating  26-2  miles  of  track,  of  which  4 
miles  In  Altooua.  Its  lines  extend  to  Bellwood  and  Hollidaysburg, 
ncluding: 


Main  line  and  branches  ) 

Second  track V18'7miles 

Sidings > 


City  Passenger  Ry  .......  7ian>ile« 

Total  Jan.  1,  1896  .......  26-2      " 

Rails  72-lb.  girder  and  56-lb.  T. 
ANNUAL  REPORT.-  For  year  ending  June  30,  189G,  gross  earnings 

were  $92,903;  surplus   over  expenses,  Interest,  etc.,  $15,ii-'!l.    For 

fiscal  years  ending  Dec.  31  : 


1895. 
Avg.miles  oper'd    22fs  _ 


1894. 


Gross  earnings..  $83,  292    $73,127 
37,776 


Net  ............  > 

Other  income.  J 


1/775 


Interest  fund.. ; 

Taxes < 

Bal.,  surplus 


1895.        1894. 
qnnnnj  $25,113 
30,000  J      ,j77:, 

8,570      12,863 


Tot.sur.Dec.31..  22,295      18,724 


*  After  charging  off  for  sinking  fund  $5,000  and  loss  by  flre,  $8,829. 
The  City  Passenger  Ry.  for  year  ending   Deo.  31,  1895,  had,  gross, 
$56,527;  net,  $8,830. 
OFFICERS—  President,  John  Lloyd;  Secretary  and  Treas.,  C.  A.  Buch 


STKEET    RAILWAYS. 


AMHERST,    MASS. 

POPULATION  i!»  1890  WA,«  4.512;  IN  188O  WAS  4,298; 
AS1>  IN  1870  WAS  4,035. 

AMHERST&  SUNDERLAND  STREET  RY.- 
ORGANIZATION.— Chartered  in  IvJt;  and  purpose*  to  build  about  8 
mtlee  of  single  track  from  Amherst,  Maw.  In  October,  1896,  no  work 
had  been  4one  and  no  stock  or  bon  Is  had  been  Issued.  Directors  are : 
President,  Lett  Stockbrldge;  VIee-Presldent,  T.  L.  Paige;  Secretary 
and  Treasurer,  David  Barry,  all  of  Amherst,  Maw.;  a  Fred.  Deuel, 
Walter  Cowles  and  F.  L.  Whitmore. 


AMSTERDAM,   N.   Y. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  17,338;  IN  188O  WAS  9,466; 
AND  IK  187O  WAS  5.436. 

AMSTERDAM   STREET    RR.- A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Feb.  5,  1S73.    In  January,  1896,  maps  of 
an  extension  from  Akin  to  Gloventvllle  were  flled. 

REORGANIZATION  PLAN— The  reorganization  plan  of  August,  1895, 
has  been  abandoned. 

STOCK  A.  BONO9—  Date.    Interest.  Outttaiufg.    Maturity. 

Stock  *250,000  <$100t 9350.000    . 

lstmort.,$:i5O.OOO.gold...e-      189O    6g.  A-O     JOO.OOO     Oct.  1,  192O 

Bills  payable  (Jan.  31,  1897) 10.856    

Interest  accrued         do  31.65O    

£t/a«U-Intere«t  on  flrat  mortgage  1*  In  default,  the  October,  1893, 
coupon  being  the  last  paid. 

ROAO-— Own*  4-7  miles  of  track.    Bails  48  IDS. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— July  1  to  January  31,  seren  months : 

7  «./>»«<—        KR.Dtpt.  Ligkt  heft.  Tot.  Oroa.  T*.  K*ftn.  Net  tarn. 

I8»67 «l4,ofl        1)15.5*       $*»,540       $22,1M          $7,2O5 

It.olt  11.077          38,088          23,242  4.84B 

EARMMM— For  year  ending  November  30, 1896,  gross.  $49.O21 ;  net. 
•  io.168.    In  1891  85,  gross,  $46>89;  aet,*6.310.    In  1893-94,  gross, 
-•4;  n«.  S5.330. 

OfncCR*— President.  J.  H.  MeOament;  Vice- Presldeu t,  John  8.  Wl«e; 
eerotary  and  Treasurer,  T.  D.  Mosserop;  Manager  and  Purchasing 

gent,  B.  F.  Bellas.    Offlce.44  BroadSt-.N.Y.CIIy. 

ANDERSON,     IND. 

POPULATION  18*0  WAS  1O.741 ;  191  1880  WAS  4,126; 
in  1870  WAS  3.126. 

STREET     RAIL- 


Maturity. 


ANDERSON     ELECTRIC 
W  A  Y" .-  A  trolley  road. 

BONDS—  tfUa.    Dale.    Intert*.    OuuCfL, 

•  •itbM)..  .    $150.000    . 

-       >.OUO.  gold.  >      II          ISM    6g.  J-J       150,000  July  1-12 
( tat.  at  Farmers'  L.  *  T.  Co..  Trustee,  X.  V.  C 
ROAO- Owas  11  miles  of  traok  la  Anderson.    Balls  M  aad  45  IDS.  T< 
CASJSJSM    Foe  tae  year  eadlag  Pet.  81.18X: 

TtftoOtl.  31—  •..-.„.  lnt..t*M,tle.  Bal..ntr 

•22.534         •12,000  -  '.••    I 

OrFKCRS-Prenldeat.  Treasurer  aad  rjeneral  Manager,  C.  L.  Henry; 
lee-President.  J   F.  Wild;  Seeretarr.  Ellis  O.  Carpenter. 


CLODFELTER  GAS  BELT  ELECTRIC  RY. 
ORGANIZATION— Uadar  eoastraeUon  la  Osptssahsr,  1896,  from  An 


i  to  Marion,  34  mils*.  The  road  Is  expected  to  be  completed 
••rlag  toe  winter  of  1896-97.  Stock,  $5OO.OOO.  B.  Jf.  Arnold  and  J 
W.  Angell  of  Chicago  are 


ANN     ARBOR.    MICH. 

POPULATION  18*0  WAX  1  l.irri  ;  m  I860  WAS  8.O61 ; 
AND  IX  1870  WAS  7.3«3. 

ANN  ARBOR  A  YPSILANTI  ELECTRIC  RY. 
—A  irnllry  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Formed  In  18M  and  painaaseil  and  eoaaoUdated 
4ke  Ann  Arbor  Street  By.  aad  the  Aaa  Arbor  *  YpsllanU  Street  By. 
STOCK  4  Bo« OS-       Duu.       ImUnH.        O*t#**fg.  Maturity. 

•  10O.OOO          

:*••        Sg.  AO  110,000       Oct.  1.1916 

I  n tenet  at  Vatea  Traat  Ca..  Detroit,  t rastae. 

A  rinklng  fund  of  «1.0OO  per  annual  mart  b>  paid  before  any  dlvl- 
•Icn  i«  are  declared. 

;  -Owas  •  mile*  of  road,  Tpstlaatl  to  Aaa  Arbor,  and  7  miles  la 
city  of  Aon  Arbor,  total.  16  miles.    The  road  Is  projected  to  Detroit. 
OfncERS-Prastaeat,  Joha  Winter.  Whitney  Opera  Boose.  Detroit, 

Mlrh  

ANNISTON.    ALA. 

Porr LATHIS  18*0  WAS  9.99S;  a  1880  WAS  942. 

MSTON    ELECTRIC   CO.- 

ON    taeeasi<s<  to  tae  property  of  the  old  Annlnton  City 
Rj.in  May,  1896,  by  purnhase  from  Howard  W.  Seiton,  trustee.  Capital 
'torn  antborliaa.  taO^OO;  paid  In.  flo.OOO. 
ROAO  -Track  •peratsd.  1  >,  mil**  ears  aqalppad  for  trolley.  4. 

OXFORD   LAKE   LINE- 

s— oriranlied  la  1884. 
STOCK  61  BOND*-  Date.    Intent!.  <>«i,i»»<rg.     Jfofnri/y. 

".••  .    .  •125.OOU     

AO.OIIO    

Mmartgage.cold.  ifl.uooi,  !•*!••-•    •;  ^-    t    \       175.OOO  1912 

rriMiee.  So.  Baak'g  *  Tr.,  Atlanta,  tia. 
-t  parable  at  Bvetoa  or  Atlanta. 

I^ke  te  Weet  AnnUton.  6t,0  mile*:   side  track.  »., 
•    T^mllea.    Klght  motor  eara  sad  2  trallrm. 
•-E»*-Pri!pl  Manager  ju  I  Pur.  Agi-nt.  II.  W. 


ASBURY  PARK,  N.  J. 

POPULATION  OK  TOWNSHIP  1890  WAS  8.333;  IN  1880  WAS  1,640. 

ATLANTIC  COAST  ELECTRIC  RY.-See  under 
LONG  BRANCH,  N.  J.,  and  MAP  on  page  47.  Controls  tne  Seashoie 
Electric  Ry. 


ASBURY  PARK  &  BELMAR  STREET  RY.- 

ORQANIZATION— owns  2»«  miles  o  track  completed  in  1894. 

RECEIVERSHIP.— On  June  9, 1896,  'William  L.  Dayton  was  appointed 
receiver,  pending  reorganization.  Stock,  $75,000,  full  paid;  first  mort- 
gage 6a,  gold,  S75.OOO.  Other  debts  Jan.  1,  1896,  about  $2,OOO,  the 
capital  stoak  paid  in  being  then  $75,5OO.  Gross  earnings  in  1895 
$14,644. 

OFFICERS-President,  T.  S.  Bullock;  Secretary,  John  Hubbard;  Coun- 
sel. Arthur  Dudley  Vluton,  206  Broadway,  New  York  City.  Company's 
office,  Asbury  Park,  N.  J. 

INDEX-V.  61,  p.  703,  793, 1012. 


SEASHORE  ELECTRIC  RY.— (See  Map  of  Atlan- 
tic Coatt  Electric,  page  4  7.) — A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1888,  and  has  franchise  to  operate  a 
double-track  street  railway  in  borough  of  Asbury  Park  for  50  years, 
with  provisions  for  renewal  at  end  of  that  time.  Leased  in  1896  for 
50  years  to  Atlantic  Coast  Electric  Railway— which  owns  $150.000  of 
the  stock  and  operates  this  road  as  part  of  Its  system— see  under  Long 
Branch. 

STOCK  &  BONOS—  Date.   Interett.      Outstanding.       Maturity 

Stock  Issuedand  paid  in $2OO,OOO 

1st  M     6200000    auth    (1892    6gJ-J  200.OOO  1917 

Subject  to  call  at  105  in  1897 
•  • '  (  Int  .is  payable  at  Firm  Nat.  Bk..  Asbury  Park 

Atlantic  Coast  Electric  tint  mortgage  5s  for  $200,000  are  reserved 
to  retire  the  above  6s. 

OFFICERS— President  and  Treasurer.  J.  E.  Couiins;  Secretary,  Daniel 
H.  8hea.-V.  63.  p.  152. 

ASHEVILLE,    N.    C. 

PorcLATioN  1890  WAS  10,235;  IN  1880  WAS  2,616; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  1 .  H»i. 

ASHEVILLE  STREET  RAILWAY— Atrolleyroad 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  March  9,  1881.  On  Jan.  7, 1895,  re- 
sold to  satisfy  a  Judgment  of  *90O,  and  purchased  by  Charles  A. 


STOCK  A.  BONDS— 
Stock 


Date.       iHtrrttt.    OutftaniUng.    Maturity. 

$100.000 

..  M     -•,,,,„„>    .-,,*,          11888         6J-J  50.OOO    July  1,  1918 

»>••••}  Interest  at  Atlantic  Trust,  New  York  City. 

Mortgage c-     1893         6J-J  10O.OOO    July  1,  19O3 

Other  bond. 150.0OO       .......... 

ROAD— Operates  between  6  and  7  miles  of  track. 
EARNINGS.— In   year   1804   gross  earnings   from   passengers  were 
*2 1 .3 1 1 ;  other  Income,  »3,»7.">;  net  earnings,  $6,084. 
RECEIVER— J.  E.  Rankln. 


WEST  ASHEVILLE  &  SULPHUR  SPRINGS 
RAILWAY— A  trolley  road. 
ROAO— Operates  *  miles  of  track.    Pras..  E.  O.  Carrier. 

ASHLAND,     WIS. 
POPULATION  1890  WAS  9.956.  AND  IN  1880  WAS  951. 

ASHLAND  LIGHT.  POWER  AND  STREET 
RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORQANlZATlON-Chartered  In  February,  1896,  as  successor  to  Ashland 
Lighting  A  Street  Ry.  Owns  exelnslve  electric  light  and  gas  rights  In 
city,  and  bonds  cover  lighting  plant.  Population  In  1895  said  to  be 
12,690. 

STOCK  6V  BONDS—  Dale.        Interttt.    Outitamfa.       Maturity 

Stock,  $3UO,000  ($100) $150,000 

1st  M.,  •l&O.OOO,  gold  /      1896       5g.  J.-J.         11OOOO       Jan**2'  *191*6 
(•1.0OO),s.f.,red.l04.o  J     Interest  at  Old  Colony  Tt..  Boston,  trustee. 

EARNINGS— The  gross  earnings  of  the  old  company  for  the  year  endln  g 

opt.  1,  1894,  were  $64,446 ;  surplus  over  all  Insurance,  Interest,  taxes 

aad  current  expanses,  $8,788.  ROAD- Operates  6  miles  of  trolley  track  . 

ASHTABULA,   OHIO. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  8,338;  IN  1880  WAS  4,445; 
AND  M  1870  WAS  1.999. 

ASHTABULA    RAPID  TRANSIT- 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Oct.  7,  1890.    According  to   company's 

official  statement,  population  of  city  In  1895  was  12,240. 
STOCK  d  BONOS—    MUe*.  Date.     Inlereit.  Ontttanrilna.  Maturity 

?"."£ --Wil-il^-  '  ;v, .v_-:     -•-•:•-.     HSO.OOO 


.-.  75.000    July 

1.000 o'ar  J  Int.  at  Central  Trust  Co..  Tniatee,  N.  Y.  City. 

ROAD— November,  1896,  operated  5  miles  of  track  on  5  miles  of  street 
OFFICERS— President,  r.  B.  Wagner;  Vloe-Pres..  W.  H.  Razzard;  See 
retary,  Oen,  Man.  and  Pur.  Agt..  T.  Krlcki-r,  Treasurer,  E.  W.  Savsge. 

ASTORIA,     OREGON. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  6,184;  IN  1880  WAS  2,803; 

AND  IN  1870  WAR  639.  . 

ASTORIA    STREET    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Nov.  12,  1887. 

STOCK  4  BONDS—    Mile*.    Date.    Interett.  Oultlantl'a.     Maturity 

Stock.  $200.000 $5ft.O(K) 

1st  M.,  $25,000,  gold.       3         1802    6  g.  M-N       25.OOO     May'sim'i 

Interetl  Is  payable  at  the  office  of  the  Security  Savings  A  Trust  Co 
(trustee),  Portland  Ore.  From  1899  to  1906  one  bond  must  be  called 
yearly  at  par;  from  I9O7  to  19O9  three  bonds  yearly,  and  in  1910 
and  1911  four  bonds  yearly. 


10 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


ROAD— Operates  3  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  W.  Conn;  Vice- President,  W.  A.  Sherman ; 
Secretary  and  Superintendent.  F.  W.  New*  11 ;  Treasurer,  F.  R.  Stokes. 


ATCHISON,  .KANSAS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  13,063;  ra  1880  WAS  15,105; 
IN  1870  WAS  7,054. 

ATCHISON  RAILWAY,  LIGHT  &  FOWER- 
ORGANIZATION— Successor  iii  1895  to  the  Atohlson  Railway,  Electric 
Mght  &  Power  Co.    Population,  local  census  of  1805,  was  15,790. 

ONDS-  ««««•    Date-    Interest.    Otttetand'a.       Maturity. 

|lOO    .  ....  $200,000  

1895       6g.  150,000    July  1,1915 

Trustee,  Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y. 
ROAD— Operates  8  <*  miles  of  track  on  8  miles  of  road. 
OFF  CERS— President,  R.  L.  Pease;  Vice-President,  W.  P.  Waggener; 
Secretary.  James  W.  Orr,  Treasurer,  R.  B.  Morris. 


ATHENS,  GA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  8,639;  IN  1880  WAS  6,099; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  4,251. 

ATHENS  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY-*- trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Purchased  road  at  foreclosure  sale  in  June,  1894. 
New  charter  granted  June,  1895,  gives  railway,  lighting,  heating  and 
power  privileges.  Has  contract  to  furnish  arc  lights  to  city;  also 
incandescent  lamps  to  private  parties.  Uses  water  power  for  generat- 
ing electricity. 

STOCK  &  BONDS-Capltal  stock.  $50,000.  fully  paid.  Bonds,  first 
mortgage,  gold,  $100,000;  denomination  $500,  6  per  cent  coupon, 
J .  &.  J.;  dated  July  1, 1896,  due  July  1,1916.  Columbus  Savings  Bank 
of  Columbus,  Ga.t  trustee.  Interest  payable  in  Columbus  or  Athens. 
Deed  of  trust  covers  all  property,  rights  and  franchises  now  owned  or 
hereafter  acquired.  Bonds  are  hypothecated  to  secure  loan  due  Jan. 
1,  1899,  $45,000.  Other  debts,  unsecured,  $3.976.  and  $15,000  due  to 
directors. 

EARNINGS — Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Earnings  under  steam  plant  for 
generating  were:  net,  in  1395-96,  $4,165;  in  1894-95,  net,  $3,079. 
Water  power  now  In  use  is  expected  to  largely  increase  net  earnings. 

PLANT— Owns  6  miles  of  track;  40-lb.  T  rails;  8  cars ;  lighting  and 
power  plant,  700  horse  power;  55  miles  copper  wire  on  15  miles  of  poles. 

OFFICERS— President,  W.  S.  Holinan;  Vice-President,  J.  Y.  Carithers; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  W.  T.  Br.  an;  Superintendent  and  Purchasing 
Agent,  C.  D.  Flanigan.  

ATHOL,,  MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  6,319 ;  IN  1880  WAS  4,307 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  3,517. 

ATHOL  &  ORANGE  STREET  RAILWAY- 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— This  company  Oct.  1, 1895, owned  7  inilesof  electric 
railway,  extending  from  town  of  Athol  to  centre  of  Orange,  Mass 
Completed  Oct.  1, 1894.  Its  securities,  etc.,  are  shown  below. 


Earnings  years  end.  Oct.  1: 

1896.        1895. 

Gross $37,833  $36,687 

Ne.t 14,584   14,230 

Int.,  taxes,  etc..     4,178        2,467 

Dividends 2,400        3,000 

DIVIDENDS— In  1895.  April,  5  p.  c.;  In  1896,  February,  4  p.  o. 
OFFICERS — George  D.  Bates,  President,  Athol,  Mass.;    Win.  D.  Luey 
Treasurer  and  Corporation  Clerk,  Athol,  Mass. 


Stock  (par  $100) $60,000  f.  p. 

1st  mortgage,  gold,  1894..$6O.OOO 

5g.,  J&J,  due  (no  option)  1914. 
Our.  liabllilies  Sep.  30,'96.$10,OOO 

••    assets  Sept.  30,  '96...     9,815 


ATLANTA,  GA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  65,533;  IN  1880  WAS  37,409; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  21,789. 

ATLANTA  CONSOLIDATED  STREET  RAIL- 
WAY—A trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  in  1891.    Operates  65  miles  of  track. 

STOCK  &  BONDS-       Date.       Interest.      Outstanding.         Maturity 

Stock  (par  $100) $2,000,000  paid  in 

Atlanta  St.  RR.  first  (  1890      6  g.  J .-  J.  225,000  1920 

gold  $1,000 I  Interest^  payable  in  New  York  at  4th  Nat.  Bk. 

Atlanta    ConsoL    St.  f  1891    textJ.-J.       $1,928,000     July  1,1921 

Mort.,   70  m.,   $2,-!      Subject  to  call  at  106  after  1896. 

250,000 $1,OOO  each  1  Interest  payable  in  N.  Y.  at  Manhattan  Tr.; 

gold o*  I     Boston  atOldColonyTr.Co.,andAtlanta,Ga. 

Income  bonds,  gold,  (1894      8g $106,000    (Optional  but 

$1,000  each \ Int.  if  earned  payable  at  Atlanta.  J    due  1924. 

Incomes.— Issue  was  $212,000,  but  $106,000  have  been  paid. 

Sana*  of  1891— In  November,  1893,  the  holders  of  all  but  $89,000 
bonds  agreed  to  scale  the  coupons  due  in  1894  and  1895  from  6  per  cent 
to  3  per  cent  per  annum,  and  for  subsequent  years  to  5  per  cent;  also 
to  defer  the  sinking  fund  clause  of  the  mortgage  so  as  to  make  it  begin 
In  1901  Instead  of  1896,  and  to  reduce  the  authorized  limit  of  the  mort- 
gage from  $2,500,000  to  $2,250,000,  including  $225,000  held  by  trus- 
tee to  retire  Atlanta  Street  Railroad  bonds. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— For  8  months,  May  1  to  Dec  31, 1896,  gross, 
$261,026;  net,  $139,391;  Interest  and  taxes,  $92,051;  balance,  sur- 
plus for  8  months,  $47,340. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  the  years  endtng  April  30  earnings  were  : 


1896.       1895. 

Grow $491,379  $292,467 

Other  income..       6,911        2,378 


1896.       1895. 
General  exp....  $245,201  $169,029 

Interest liqqomS    92,520 

Taxes J  1<M,^O1  }      9  708 

Balance sur.119,888  sr.23.588 


Total $498,290  $294,845       Total $498,290  $294,846 

BALANCE  SHEET— On  Dec.  31, 1896,  the  balance  sheet  showed : 


A f sett. 

Materials  on  hand $1,381 

Cash  items. 


7,305 

Sundry  accounts 10,068 

Bonds  in  treasury 97.0OO 


Liabilities. 

Bills  payable $70,885 

Accounts  payable 29,9!)S 

Income  bond  account 106,000 

Capital  stock 2,000,000 


Plant 4,527,728    Bond  account 2J250IOOO 

Canceled  bonds 106.00O 

I  Front  and  loss,  sur 83,601 

Total $4,646,482  I     Total $4,646,482 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  Hurt;  Vico-President  and  General  Manager, 
E.  Woodruff;  Secretary  and  Assistant  Treasurer,  T.  K.  Glenn;  Treas- 
urer, R.  J.  Lqwry;  Purch.  Agent,  W,  U,  Glenn.— V.  63,  p.  97. 

ATLANTA  RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— This  company  is  a  reorganization  July  1,  1895,  of 
the  Atlanta  Traction  Co.,  sold  in  foreclosure  on  May  21, 1895. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.     Interest.    Outstanding.       Maturity, 

Stock,  $300,000,  par  $100 $300,000  

1st  mortgage,   $350,000,  >  1895    5  g.  M-S        3OO.OOO       Sept.  1, 1925 

gold, $500 }  Trustee,  Baltimore  Tr..&Uu.  Co.,  Bait.,  Md. 

BONDS— Of  the  $350,000  of  bonds,  $50,000  will  be  held  by  the  Trus- 
tee in  escrow  for  future  improvements. 

ROAD— Owns  about  19  miles  of  track  on  18  miles  of  street  in  city  of 
Atlanta,  Ga.,  and  environs.  Also  owns  two  power  houses  and  lots,  23- 
acres  of  unimproved  real  estate,  23  motor  cars  and  10  trailers. 

EARNINGS— From  July  1  to  Oct.  31, 1896  (4  months),  gross,  $31,630; 
net,  $8,477.  For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $89,368;  net, 
$22,740;  interest,  $12,500;  balance,  surplus,  $10,240. 

OFFICERS— President,  M.  F.  Amorous;  Vice-President,  Jacob  Haas; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  8.  Harvey  Bennett. 

DIRECTORS— M.  F.  Amorous,  G.  W.  Parrott,  A.  C.  King,  W.  C.  Shaw,. 
Baltimore,  Md.;  L.  Z.  Rosser,  J.  Haas,  Washington,  D.  C.-  L.  Wartteld.- 
Detroit,  Mlch.-V.  60,  p.  927. 1143. 


AUBURN,   N.  Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  25,858;  IN  1880  WAS  21,924; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  17,225. 

AUBURN  CITY  R  AIL  WAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Oct.  1, 1886.    In  1895  the  old  lires  were- 
re-built  and  extensions  made.    The  company  owns  Lake  Side   Park,, 
about  33  acres  on  Lake  Owasco.    Population  of  Auburn  In  1895  is 
said  to  be  about  30.000. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  DMe.    Interest.  Outstand'g.    Maturity.. 

Stock  (par  $25)  $300,000 $2r>0,OOO    

1st  mortgage  ($1,000) c*>1895    6g.  F-A      250,000    Aug.  1,  1925- 

red.  Aug.  1, 1905,  at  105..  5  Int.  at  W.  End  Tr.  &  B.  D.  Co.,  Phtla.,  tr. 

In  October,  1895,  stock  was  increased  from  $50,000  to  $250,000- 
and  in  May,  1896,  to  $300.000. 

The  old  mortgage  of  1890  has  been  satisfied.  Under  the  mortgage  of 
1895  bonds  maybe  Issued  up  to  $300,000. 

ROAD— Operates  about  11  miles  of  track  extending  along  Seward 
Avenue  to  foot  of  Wall  Street  and  from  Genessee  Street  to  foot  of  Lake 
Owasco.  In  February,  1896,  four  miles  of  additional  track  were- 
under  construction. 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  June  30: 

Gross.         Net.         Taxes.       Interest.  Balance 

1894-5 $32,445     $8,329         $968         

1893-4 30,895       2,512       1,292       $12,010       def.$10,790 

OFFICERS— President,  C.  D.  Beebe;   Vice-President,  H.  S.  Holden :- 
Treasnrer,  W.  A.  Holden.    Directors— C.  D.  Beebe,  H.  8.  Holden,  W.  A. 
Holden,  C.  M.  Warner,  D.  A.  Smith.Willlam  Nottingham,  Thomas  Craig. 

INDEX-V.  61,  p.  749. 


AUGUSTA,    GA. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  33,300;  IN  1880  WAS  21,891 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  15.389. 

AUGUSTA  RAILWAY  &  ELECTRIC  CO--A- 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— A  reorganization  in  1896  of  the  Augusta  Railway  >• 
the  Augusta  Light  Co.  and  the  Thomson-Houston  Co.  by  plan  in  SUP- 
PLEMENT of  May,  1896. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.  Outstanding.       Maturity. 

Stock..  $600,000  

1st  inort.,  $500.000,  gold,     1896    5gJ-J          448,000  1916 

Trustee  is  North  American  Trust  Co.,  New  York. 

EARNINGS— For  6  months  ending  Deo.  31.  1896:  Railway,  gross,. 
$35,277;  Light  &  Power,  $31,004;  total  gross,  $66,281;  net  (of  both),. 
$28,761.  For  the  year  1894  Augusta  Railway  earned  gross,  $71,265;, 
net,  $7,695;  Augusta  Light  Co.  gross,  $29,950;  net,  $14,750;  Thomson 
Houston  Co.,  gross,  $39,065;  net,  $15,813.  Total  gross,  $139,580?. 
total  net  $37,658. 

ROAD— Reported  to  operate  26*v  miles  of  track ;  15  miles  of  street. 

OFFICERS— President,  D.  B.  Dyer;  General  Manager,  R.  J.  Moore. 

INDEX— V.  60,  p.  391;  V.  61,  p.  793;  V.  62,820,907;  V.  63,  p.  11*. 


AUGUSTA,    ME. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  1O)527;  IN  1880  WAS  8,665; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  7,808. 

AUGUSTA     HALLOWELL     &     GARDINER: 
RAILROAD— An  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  March  18, 1889,.under  laws  of  Maine. 
STOCK  &  BONDS-  Date.    Interest.  Outstand'g.    Maturity.. 

Stock$150,000-*100 5120,000         Text 

1st mortgagefor $150.000....     1S90    6     J-J      1OO.OOO  July  1, 191 
Interal payable  in  Boston;  International  Trust  Co.,  Trustee. 

Congol.  mortgage  5-20s <  1891    6     J-J     $50,000  July '96-11 

Subject  to  call  in  1896.       I  Interest  is  payable  at  Maine  Trust  <Jt 
Banking  Company,  Gardiner,  Me. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


11 


Dividends  for  fecal  year  1*S»5  96  were  34  p.  o.;  IB  1894-03.  2  p.  e. 

ROAD— Operate*  from  Augusta  to  Gardiner.  7  mile*. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  years  ending  June  30th  earnings  were : 

1896.          1895.     I  1896.          1890. 

Groe*  earning*.. 941.1 17    *4O.53O  I  Tax**,  etc. $363         $848 

Net  earnings.....  16,361      16,196  i  BaL  for  dir* 6.998        6,318 

tntere*ton  bond*    9.000        9.OOO  I  Dividend* 4,200        2.400 

OFFICERS -President,  J.  Manchester  Hayne*.  Augusta,  Me.;  Secretary, 
-•aple*;  Treasurer  and  Pur.  Agent,  O.  E.  Maoomber. 


AURORA,     ILL. 

POPULATION  189O  WA*  19.688;  is  1880  WAS  11.873; 
AXD  IX  187O  wx»  11,162. 

AURORA  STREET  RAILWAY.  -A  trolley  road. 

OnaANUATION-Cbartered  In  September.  18»O.  and  ha*  franchise 
»xt»*>i<»il  1m  1896)  running  till  1916  without  exclusive  right*. 

The  aurora  *  OCIMM  *>.  wa*  chartered  July  29.  1896,  to  build  from 
Aurora  to  Batavla  and  Genera  (10  mile*).  connecting  with  the  Car- 
•eatenTllle  Elgin  *  Aurora.  Line  Aaron  to  Batarla,  7  miles,  la  In 
operation,  aod  the  3  BUM  to  GaaiTa  to  to  be  built  early  la  1897. 
CpMTV-Preetdent.  William  Fahaeatook  ;  Trea*aret,  E.  B.  Dodaon.  2 
Wall  St.,  y.  Y.;  See'y  and  General  Manager.  D.  A.  Balden,  Aurora,  Ul. 
DmU.  IxltrtH.  O»  tfft  Maturity. 
$300  OOO 


authorised) 


. 
let  ett.  for  $300.000,  gt>ld.(    1*890    6  g.  A^O      9OO.OOO    Oct."  i'.  1910 

not  mtyect  to  call  ......  *•  }  InUrt*  at  OeaL  Tr.  Co.,  Trustee,  N.Y.Cy. 

Band*—  The  Ua*i»«  told*  1.188  share*  of  Aurora  dry  By.  .lock  for 
benefit  of  the  bond*. 

ROAO  -Operate*  16  miles  of  track  and  2  mile*  of  tiding*. 

EARNINGS—  7  months.  >  1896  ......  Oroes,  $4O,O11  ;  net.  $9,917. 

AprUTtoOe*.  11.    (1895  ......  Oroa.,    4O.129;  •*«.  NUM9* 

Y  ear  ending  March  11.  1996.  gro**,  $69.111;  net  orer  taxe*,  $7.036. 

QiricCR»-Pi*a1d«al  A  Tr«a*am,  R.  B.  Dodsoa;  Vlee-Pre*id**>t,  H. 
O.  Tinker  General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  D.  A.  Balden. 


AUSTIN,   TEX. 

PorCLATio*  1890  WAI  14.375;  in  18SO  WA*  11.013; 
A»D  01  1870  WA*  4.428. 

AUSTIN    RAPID    TRANSIT    RY.-Atrolley 
OnaANi*ATio«»— Chartered  In  1890.   Ira  H.  Eraas  appointed  maaliai 
February  2*.  1897. 

6\  BONOw-          D**      /it*****.     OuMmnff.       Jfcteri*. 

'.'..'..'....'.  1891      6     M-S         S4l'.OOO       Bepv'i' 192'i 
/lUercrf  payabU  at  I  atoraata*aal  Trw*  Oa^  mort«a<e  traatoe.  Bos  to  a. 
RoAD-Oparatos  11-14  mllee  of  track  on  10-37  mlla*  of  road. 
OriCEM- PiMMaav  f.  H.  WatrU*;    Vie*  Pr*aiae*t.  1.  H.  Bran*. 


BALTIMORE.   MD. 

PoruLATlo*  1890  WA»  414.499;  i»  1$$9  WA 

ABI>  a  1870  WAS  M7.9O4, 
*/  aWM*«*r»  pay  •  f*r*  Ta»  •/  9  par  •**<  */  gnm 


IraeAwatnaKtM/MloaMcA  tid*. 
BALTIMORE  CITY  PASSENGER  RY.-"**** 

aVawl  4t*aJklA    Hi*)  it 

•  n'l  C*»r>(r    r"  V-l 

OnOAMUAnoM— Uu«tf*f»l«i  Feb.  II,  ISM.  The  «ebU  wa*  la  opera 
tin  for  about  Iv*  moath*  la  1$$$. 

C5_if—     —  — ••-—•  — 

1 V      J    J 

DC.M-V 

!  later***  a*  Ha*. 


TRUSTEE  Of  1st 
Oa  Fab.  16. 1*97. 
Md  to  p*7  •*.'::..• 
.  ,  1-W) 

»*.*.{    11 


•rk,i 

Hov.  3, 1911 
taSaJeDepo.lt  A  Trust  Co.  of  Baltimore 
Ooartiaaatesof  ladebtedaee*  were  anth«i 


1896.    1897. 
10    Below. 


Dte.  11.    Statement  for 


1891.    1892. 
11  9  11 

Dtrtdead*  In  18a>7  :   Jaaoary.  5  per 
ASHUAL  RtPORT,  ETC.—  Fleaml  yaar 
18*6  wa*  la  T.  64.  p.  177. 

Ttar.  Or*M.  WtL  InlfrnL   D*i*t*4*.         Bml*ntt. 

189«    .  «1.0«0.«1X    AbL$9«0.000    $100.000    $«5O^>OO    AM.$10,OOO 
IMS...     LOOeXaoe    Kotraportod.       1OO.OOO      1OO.OOO    Hot  reporfd 
-94  the  gree*  eanka**  **•  ta**«l»  $941.67I«  la  1$91.  $794,460 
ROAO-Jaaaary.  1897.  tailaAid  14  mile*  aabl*  aad  M  mile*  eleetrle. 
OfFicma-Praaldent.  Waiter  $.  Fraaklla;  TMaaorar.  A.  B.  Clark; 
»*ar*tary.  Henry  P.  Smith  ;  Gaawral  M«n*jai  F.  L.  Hart. 
Iwotx     v   .H,  P.   177.13$.  17». 

BALTIMORE      MIDDLE     RIVER   A    SPAR- 
ROWS  POINT   ELECTRIC   RY.-  A  trolley  road. 
OWOAWI.Z  AT  ion—  Incorporated  la  1*94. 


,  geld.  ) 
e-(T 


Jnly'i',1935 


ftg.j  J 

(Tn«t«*,  Mary  land  Treat  Co. 
ROAO-Pt*J»lHd   from  BalUaMr*  to  Sparrow*  Point.  19  mil**,  of 
In  Aiura**.  1  995.  7>t  mile*  from  Ftftoenth  Street.  Highland  town. 
Araaa*  to  Back  Hirer,  completed.    Double  track;  60- 
0**r(te  pine;  baUaetod  with  grarel.    An  ez- 
"Mlon-f  1>*  mile*  to  mtm  i  •  i  •  Arana*  llae  aad  from  Baek  Hirer  to 
Middle  BUer,  4  m..  wa*  nader  eavrtruetloa  In  July.  1896. 

OfFiCER*  (February,  1897)-Pre*ldent.  Denial  Crook.    Vloe-Prt.1. 
oeati  Jacob  W.  Hook;  ll  If  Italy  and  Treaeurer,  G.  H.  DttralL 


BALTIMORE    TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 
xt—  Iaa»i»»ial«d  April  B.  188$. 


STOCK*  BONDS—  Date.  InUrctL    Outifnding.  Lait Dir. <tt . 

Stock,  $10,000,000  (par  $25)    $5,750,000  Jan.l5,'97,l>*% 

lntM.($1.0OO), Tnutee Mer-)  1889  5      M-N     1,500,000  Nov.  1, 1929 

cantlle  Tr.  A  Dep.  0*....c <  Int  at  Hambleton  A  Co.,  Bait 

Exten.  A  Imp.  ($1,000)  6*.  g. )  1891  6  g.  M-S     1.250.0OO  Sept.  1. 1901 

Tnutee.  Mer.Tr.A  D.Co.  .0  (  Int.  at  Hambleton  A  Co.,  Bait. 

N.  Bait.  Dir.l*t(*l,  OOO)  5*.  >  1892  5g.J-l>     1.750.OOO  June  1, 1942 

Int.  at  Hambleton  A  Co.,  Bait. 
)  1895  5  g,  J  -  J        750,000  Jan.    1, 1900 

>  Int.  at  Alex.  Brown  A  Sons,  Baltimore. 
)  Trustee,  Maryland  Trust  Co.,  Baltimore. 
)  1896  5  g,  M-N      80O.OOO    May    1.  190G 

>  Trustee.  Mercantile  Trust  A  Deposit  Co., 
)     Baltimore. 


1.    ,»•!»»  **«..    A«»    \^lfVWI    L»B, 

g.  Trus..Mer.TT.ADep.Co.o 
Collateral  trust  1st  mort.. 


4750,000.  $1.000.  tax  free, 

cold,  subject  to  call  at  105. 
Coll.  trust  gold  M.  (f  l.OOO) 

subj.  to  call  after  May  1, 

1901,  at  pan  convert.  ..c* 

As  to  lien  of  the  several  issues  of  bonds,  see  V.  64,  p.  285. 

The  collateral  trust  mortgage  of  1896  is  for  $800,000;  the  bond!  are 
secured  by  64,000  share*  of  Baltimore  Traction  stock.  They  are 
redeemable  after  fire  yean  at  par  and  Interest  and  are  convertible  at 
option  of  holders  Into  capital  stock  at  par.— V.  62,  p.  777. 

DIVIDENDS— The  company  has  paid  2  dividends ;  October,  1891, 1  per 
cent;  January,  1892, 1  per  cent;  January,  1897, 1>»  per  cant 

ROAD— Company'*  tracks  are  as  follows:  Laid  with  66, 78  and  80  Ib. 
girder  and  T  rails,  and  aggregating  about  91  miles,  of  which  82  are 
electric  and  9  cable ;  own*  jointly  with  other  roads  4  miles  additional. 
Own*  350  can. 

LATEST  EARNINOS— Jan.  l  to  Jan.  31,  l  month,  gross,  $90,518  In 
1897 ;  $87,326  In  1896. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Flsoal  year  end*  Deo.  31.  Annual  meeting  flrst 
Wednesday  In  February-  Report  for  1895  wa*  given  In  V  62,  p.  374. 
The  *y*tem  wa*  completed  aad  electrically  equipped  In  July,  1895. 
Earning* (or  1896  below  are  approximate  : 

Orou  Operating         .Vet  Fired         Balance. 

Tttf.  ffrninff.        Mmtnmt.    Homings     CAarvet.       Burpltii. 

1896 $1.267.202     $644.531     $623,670     $445,588     $177^082 

1896 1.179.191        639.706       539.485        413.O98        126,387 

1894 1.012,318        631.039       189,379       359.343          30,037 

OFFlCERS-Prrsldent.  Win.  A.  House;  Vloe-Presldent.  Jas.  S.  Hag- 
erty ;  Treasurer,  F.  8.  Hambleton ;  Secretary,  H.  C.  MoJIl ton ;  General 


DIRECTORS  (elected  February.  l897.)-Wllllam  A.  House.  James  8. 
Hairerty.  T.  •Award  Hambleton,  Henry  A.  Parr,  William  T.  Dlxon, 
CarlaUan  Derrle*.  Theodore  F.  WUeox  and  Charle*  Adler,  Baltimore, 
Md..  and  Sidney  F.  Tyler.  Philadelphia.  Pa. 

INDEX-V.  61,  p.  «»4,777;  V.  63,  p.  270.  till;  T.  64,  p.  18C,  »»$• 


CENTRAL    RY.    OF   BALTIMORE    CITY- An 
•teetrie  road. 


ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  May  6. 1881 ; 
President,  Oeo.  Blaklatoa*;  Secretary,  Peter 


$250.000.  < 
eurreney .  > 
Itlmor*  Baf* 


ConsoL  M.. $700.000. 


1892 

1  Interact  at  0 
ilrtmort..)    14      1897 
$600.000,  gold <  Trustee  1* 

DiVIOCNOa-lB  1894.  $  p.  *.; 


by  Act  of  1892. 
Completed 


Dolt.  InUntt.  Ovtttand'g.  Latl  <t<>..  etc. 

«J-D  $300.000  Dec.20,-96.3% 

1883  6J-J  117.000  July  1,  1912 

Subject  to  call  at  100  la  certain  amounts  yearly. 

~  Dep.  A  Trust  Co.    Int'st  at  Citizens'  Mat  Bank. 


5g.M-N    $580,000    May    1,  1983 
i*  National  Bank. 
-8    $400.000    Mar.  1,  1932 


;  In  1  896.  6  p.  e.;  In  1896,  6  p.  e, 
BON06—  Tk*  e  i  teuton  mort«a*e  of  1897  la  a  tnt  lien  on  the  exten 
Ion  and  •  blanket  mortgage  on  the  whole  property.  Bee  V.  64,  p.  286  . 
ROAD—  Drold  HOI  Park  to  Broadway  Ferry.  13  mile*  of  road.    Bz 
*  la  EaM  Baltimore,  14  mile*  additional,  are  to  be  built  In  1897 


the  $400,000  ex 


tamin^t. 
$808,061 


M 

eamingi. 
$274.706 


bond*  baring  been  sold  therefor. 
23,  1892.  to  Den.  11, 1896.  were: 

Hot*  of         Inttrttt       Ditldtndi      Balance, 
mtHnrnftttr.  on  tomaV.         maid.  turplut. 

$46.594       $161,434       $54,000       $105^867 
,    O.    Blakt stone;      Secretary,   P.   Thompson; 


Trammrer  and  Purcha*lng  Agent.  V.  H.  Bell.-V.  64,  p.  286. 


CITY   oV  SUBURBAN    R AILW A Y-A  trolley  road. 

OROANIZATION— A  oonaolldatlon.  Incorporated  under  law*  of  Mary- 
land, June  7, 1892.  In  the  cyitem  1*  operated  *l*o  the  Baltimore 
Caton.Tllle  *  Klllootf.  Mill*  Railroad  Co.  and  the  Lake  Roland  Ele- 
rated  Railway  Co.,  the  latter  of  which  waa  eeoured  In  January,  1895. 

STOCK  <t  BONDS—  Datt.  Inltrttt.  O*t*aruTg.  Latt  dir.,  *c. 

atoek($50) Text.  J.-J  $4.000,000  J'n.14,'97,2% 

lit  morfca.  $3,000,000,  }  1892  6  g.  J  -  D  3.OOO.OOO  Jnnel.1922 

gold  ($1, OOO) (In  tori-lit  at  Alex.  Brown  Agon*.  Baltimore 

TRUSTEE— flafe  Oepoait  A  Trunt  Co.,  Baltimore. 

DIVIDENDS— In  1893. 1  per  cent;  In  1894,  2  per  cent;  In  1895,  Janu- 
ary, 1  percent;  In  1896,  Jan.,  2  p.  e.;  July,  none;  In  1897,  Jan.,  2  p.  c. 

STOCK— The  *to«kholden  In  February,  1895,  authorized  $1,OOO,OOO 
additional  (took  for  Improvement*,  etc.,  making  tntul  (took  $4,000,000 

ROAD.— The  entire  length  of  all  line*  owned  and  operated  Aug.  21 , 
1896, la 92 mile*;   gauge,  5  feet  4>*lnohe«;    rail,  girder  In  city,  T  In 
•obnrba.   Syitem  la  orernead  trolley.    Number  of  car*,  335  motor,  33 
;   General  Electric  and  WentlnghouM  *yitem*.  main  power 
baring  Molntodh  A  Seymonr  engine* ;    General  Eleotrlo  gener- 
Extennlon  from  Caton*rllle  to  Ellloott  City,  3  mile*,  I*  propoeeri. 

ANNUAL  REPORT-  For  year  ending  Deo.  31, 1896,  grou,  $1,014,592  ; 
operating  expanaee,  taxe*  and  flxud  charge*.  $865,111 ;  balance,  net. 
$149,431.  Report  to  Sept.  30,  1895,  waa  In  V.  61,  p.  748,  snowing 
remit*  a*  follow* : 

Fear  to  ,/MIM  30-  1894-95.     1898-94.     1892-93.       3  year,. 

Oroa.  earning* $751.720    $605,123    $474,756    $1,831,599 

Operating  expenae* 546,970      4O9.363      367,782      1.324,115 

Netearnlng* $204,750    $195,760    $106,974       $507,484 


12 


STREET    KAIL  WAYS 


STATEMKM   SEITEMBKK   1,  1895. 

Attrtt.  i                        l.utbililu*. 

Cash..  97,787  I  Capital  stock $3.000,00( 

Construction.               ..  0,260.677  >  First  mortgage  bonds ..   3,000,000 

Material*.  28,243  i  Tickets  outstand'g,  etc.        24,231 

Stock  of  otber  roads....      550,133  I  Hills  payable }92'fJ2 

Advances  to  other  r'ds.  30,950  I  Individual  accounts —      148,30 

Bills  receivable 1,644  I  Account  of  incrM  Issue 

City  i  Suburban  Ists...  67,000       cap.  stock  to  Sep.  1,'95      836,001 

Individual  accounts 28,252    Surplus  earnings 155,552 


Total $6,973,686  Total $6,973.681 

OFFICERS  (Feb.,'97).— President,  Nelson  Perin;  Vice-Pres.,  George  C 
Jenkins;  Seo'y,  Leon  Fender;  Treasurer,  E.  J.  D.  Cross;  Genera 
Manager,  J.  F.  Hey  ward;  Purchasing  Agent,  F.  D.  Shaffer.  Directors- 
Nelson  Perin,  Geo.  C.  Jenkins,  Geo.  A.  Von  Lingen,  Wm.  P.  Harvey 
E.  L.  Bartlett,  B.  F.  DeFord  and  Wm.  A.  Marburg.  General  businese 
offices,  York  Road  &  Carroll  Avenue.— V.  62,  p.  413,  547. 

CITY  &  SUBURBAN  RY.  SYSTEM-BALTIMORE 
OATONSVILLE'  A  ELLICOTT'B  MILLS  RR.-  A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— The  entire  capital  stock  is  owned  by  the  City  &  Su 
burban  Rr.,  which  operates  the  road,  but  there  Is  no  lease,  and  in 
August,  1896,  no  guaranty  of  bonds  or  stock. 

BONDS-  Date.     Inttrtit.     Outstanding.    Maturity. 

1st  M.,  $500,000  gold. ..  J  Trustee,  s'afe'lfepos.  ^Trust  Co.,  Baltimore 


CITY    &  SUBURBAN  RAILWAY  SYSTEM- 
LAKE  ROLAND  ELEVATED  RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION— Road  completed  in  summer  of  1893,  and  in  January 
1895,  sold  to  City  &  Suburban  Railway  Company. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—         Miles.  Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.    Maturity. 

8t%Fl  000,000  ($50) $1,000,006 

1st  mort.,  guar.  p.  &  i.  >  1892   5g.M-S     1,000,000    Sep.  1, 194!" 

gold  ($1,OOO) o*Jkr)  Int'st  at  Alex.  Brown  &  Sons,  Balto. 

BONDS—  The  first  mortgage  is  for  $1,000,000  and  the  bonds  are  guar- 
anteed, principal  and  Interest,  by  endorsement  of  the  City  &  Suburban 
Ry.  (See  guarantee  V.  62,  p.  548);  trustee  is  Bait.  Tr.  &  Guar.  Co.,  Bait, 
ROAD — Owns  9 Smiles  double  track,  Ha  miles  single  track,  road  in 
Baltimore,  part  of  which  is  an  elevated  steel  structure.  From 
Roland  Park  there  is  a  branch  line  to  Lakeside  Park,  a  picnic 
ground  owned  by  the  Elevated  Co.— V.  62,  p.  413,  547. 


COLOMBIA  &   MARYLAND  RR.- A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION ,  ETC-  —Incorporated  in  March,  1892,  to  build  a  trolley 
road  from  Baltimore  to  Washington,  38  miles.  On  August  7, 1895, 
contract  for  building  entire  road  was  awarded.— V.  61,  p.  239.  Control 
of  the  Eckington  &  Soldiers'  Home  and  Belt  roads,  affords  entrance  into 
Washington,  the  Columbia  &  Maryland  owning  10,625  shares  Ecking- 
ton &  Soldiers'  Home  and  5,003  shares  Belt  Railway  stock  turned  over 
by  the  Baltimore  &  Catonsville  Construction  Co.  Authority  to  consoli- 
date the  Columbia  &  Maryland  and  Eckington  &  Soldiers'  Home  roads 
has  been  granted.  The  Belt  Ry.  and  Eckiugton  &  Soldiers'  Home 
roads  were  placed  in  receiver's  hands  Sept.  21, 1896.— V.  63,  p.  559. 

Construction  Co.  Receivership.— The  Baltimore  &  Catonsville  Con 
struetion  Co.,  which  is  building  the  C.  &  M.,  was  placed  in  hands  of 
Receivers  T.  Edward  Hambleton,  Richard  Morton  and  James  Bond  on 
Sept.  15, 1896,  and  .in  February,  1897,  a  reorganization  was  pending. 
—V.  63,  p.  504. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—          Date.       Interest.    Outstanding.     Maturity. 

Stock,  $4,OOO,OOO  ($50) $4,000,006 

1st  M.  <*6,000,000>  gold  <  1895          5  g.  J-D       2,350,000  June  1, 1945 

(par,  $1,000) o*  <  Int.  at  Trustee,  Central  Trust  Co.  of  N.  Y. 

BONDS— The  mortgage  of  1895  is  for  $6,000,000 ;  bonds  for  $500,000 
are  reserved  for  betterments,  etc.— V.  61,  p.  966. 

ROAD— To  February,  1897,  about  12  miles  had  been  completed  in 
different  sections;  no  road  was  in  operation.  The  road  will  be  42 
miles  long,  including  Ellicott  City  branch,  and  extend  from  Howard 
and  Saratoga  streets,  in  Baltimore,  to  a  point  on  North  Capitol  Street, 
In  Washington.  It  will  be  double  tracked,  with  85-pound  T  rails  and 
«tone  ballast.  See  V.  62,  p.  908. 

OFFICERS— President,  Thomas  M.  Lanahan  ;  Vice-President,  H.  T. 
Douglas ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  R.  Stanley  Carswell.  Directors- 
Thomas  M.  Lanahan,  David  M.  Newbold,  Robert  S.  Carswell,  T.  Ed- 
ward Hambleton,  George  Yakel,  James  Clark,  John  Hubner  and  B. 
N.  Baker,  of  Baltimore;  S.  F.  Tyler,  P.  A.  B.  Widener,  Thomas  Dolan 
and  W.  L.  Elklns,  of  Philadelphia.— V.  63,  p.  28, 356,  458,  504,  559. 


FALLS    ROAD    ELECTRIC   RA1LWAY.- 
ORQANIZATION  ETC.— Has  secured  the  charter  for  a  trolley  line  in 
the  northern  suburbs  from  North  Charles  Street  to  Mount  Washington 
and  vicinity.   The  road  will  be  double  tracked  and  seven  miles  long. 
Gen.  Man.,  George  R.  Webb,  Equitable  Building,  Baltimore. 


METROPOLITAN  RAILROAD-To  be  an  under- 
ground trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Formed  in  1896  to  build  an  extensive  cross-town 
street  railway  system  connecting  the  three  parks,  to  be  operated  with 
underground  trolley.  The  company  offers  to  lay  grooved  rails  flush 
with  the  pavement,  and  to  sell  six  tickets  for  25  cents, 

STOCK— The  authorized  capital  stock  is  $2,000,000. 

INCORPORATORS-E.  Southard  Parker,  of  Washington,  D  C.,  Presi- 
dent of  the  Columbia  National  Bank ;  A.  C.  Stevens  and  J.  8.  Law 
rencc,  of  Washington;  Charles  P.  Jannej,  of  Leesburg,  Va.;  A.  S 
Bigelow.of  Rochester,  N.  Y.;  John  T.  Collins,  of  New  York,  and  J. 
Kemp  BartleU,  Jr.,  Henry  B.  Wllcox,  James  B.  Chastain  and  Albert 
W.  Reed,  of  Baltimore.— V.  62,  p.  990. 


PIKESVILLE  REISTERSTOWN  &  EMORY 
GROVE  RAILROAD-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  in  1894. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.    Outstand'g.         Maturity 

Stock, $250,000;  par, $100 {liSPpYln'}     

1st  M.,  $250,000,  gold 1894    5g.  A-O       $250,000  '     Oct.  1, 1934 

ROAD— Has  constructed  12  miles  of  track  upon  10>a  miles  of  road, 
connecting  with  the  Baltimore  Traction  system  at  Pikesville,  and 
extending  thence  to  Owing's  Mills,  Relsterstown,  Glyndon,  etc. 

OFFICERS— President,  Henry  A.  Parr;  Vice- President  and  Genera 
Manager,  George  R.  Webb;  Treasurer,  J.  William  Mlddeudorf 


WASHINGTON  SANDY  SPRING  &  BALTI- 
MORE ELECTRIC  RAILROAD— To  beatrolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1895  to  build  a  road  from  Frederick  tc 
Middletown,  and  Sand;  Spring;  thence  by  branches  to  Baltimore  and 
to  Washington,  in  ail  about  80  miles.  Capital  stock,  $1,500,000.  Bonds 
proposed,  $750,000  of  30-year  6  per  cent  gold. 

OFFICERS.— President,  James  G.  Colgrove ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer 
H.  A.  Cady ;  Chief  Engineer,  G.  W.  Jackson. 


BALLSTON    SPA,    N.    Y. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  3,527;  is  1880  WAS  3,011. 

BALLSTON    TERMINAL    RR.-A  trolley  road.  * 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  March,  1896. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.    Authori:e<t .       Maturity. 

Stock  (par  $100) $300,OOO 

1st  mort.,«old  ($500  andj    1896    5g.  J-D          250,000  1926 

$1,000  each) c*  Unt.  at  Atlantic  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  trustee. 

ROAD— Total  length,  12  >g  miles.  Road  under  construction,  but  in 
partial  operation.  Will  connect,  by  standard  gauge  railroad,  tlie  many 
manufacturing  establishments  of  Ballston  Spa  and  vicinity  with  th» 
Delaware  &  Hudson  RR.,  thus  affording  transportation  of  freight  to  all 
parts  of  the  country  without  breaking  bulk.  Traffic,  about  600  tons 
a  day,  and  has  been  heretofore  carried  by  teams. 

OFFICERS— President,  John  H.  Noblit,  and  Treasurer,  C.  E.  Lent,  a 
The  Bourse,  Philadelphia;   Secretary,  A.  B.  Paine,  Ballston  Spa,  N.  Y. 


BANGOR,   ME. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  19,103;  IN  1880  WAS  16,856; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  18,289. 

BANGOR  STREET  RAILWAY.-An  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  October,  1889.  The  Public  Works  Com- 
pany was  formed  by  the  union  of  the  Street  Railway  Company  and  the 
Bangor  Electric  Light  &  Power,  Penobscot  Water  <fe  Power  and  Brewer 
Water  companies.  T.  A.  Wilson,  of  Baugor,  Maine,  Hon.  A.  P.  Wiswell, 
of  Ellsworth,  Maine,  and  Charles  A.  Stone,  of  Boston,  recommended 
consolidation  of  the  several  companies  above  named  into  a  new  corpo- 
ration with  $600,000  stock  and  $600,000  bonds.  See  V.  61,  p.  795.  In 
February,  1897,  reorganization  was  still  pending. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Interest.    Author'd  Outstand'g.     Maturity. 

Stock.$lOO $200,000    

1st  mortgage,  gold,  1889..    6     F-A      200,000      200,000    Aug.,  1909 

The  bonds  have  been  In  default  since  1893.  Of  the  total  issue  of 
$200,000,  $42,OOO  were  exchanged  for  5  per  cent  bonds  of  the  Public 
Works  Company.  Mortgage  trustee  International  Trust  Co.  of  Boston. 

ROAD— Owns  road  in  Bangor  to  Brewer,  etc.,  9>a  miles  in  all. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  years  ending  June  30  earnings  have  been:  For 
1895-96,  gross,  $58,071;  net,  $6,717. 
Yr.  end.June  30.    1895.         1894. 
Gross  earnings.. $56,790    $50,938 

Net  earnings 10,542  931 

Interest,  etc 13,086      13,362 

OFFICERS— President,  F.  M.  Laughton,  Bangor,  Me.;  Sec.,  Treas.  and 
Gen.  Man.,  J.  H.  Cutler;  Parch.  Agent,  J.  H.  Green.— V.  61,  p.  798. 

BANGOR  ORONO  &  OLD  TOWN  RAIL- 
WAY—A trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— This  company  began  operations  in  July,  1895.  Its 
cars  run  over  the  Bangor  Street  Rail  way  to  a  point  on  State  Street, 
and  thence  over  its  own  line  through  the  villages  of  Veazle  and  Orono 
past  the  State  College  to  Old  Town,  a  distance  of  1 3  Smiles.  Total 
track,  14^  miles.  Its  traffic  is  reported  to  have  been  large.  First 
mortgage  6s  of  1895,  due  1915,  authorized  $125,000;  issued  (1i. 
President,  A.  F.  Gerald,  Fairneld,  Me. ;  Treasurer,  I.  C.  Llbby. 


1895.         1894. 

Deflcit $2,544    $12,331 

Tot.  def.  Sept.  30  14,875      12,331 


BATH,    ME. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  8,723 ;  IN  1880  WAS  7,874 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  7.371. 

BATH  STREET  RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  May  5, 1891.    Franchise  perpetual. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —              Miles.  Date.    Interest.    Outst'd'g  Matur'y. 
Stock  au.$300,000,par,$100 $100,000       Teit. 

stmort.,  $300,000,  gold..  (       414    1893    5g.  J-J         68,000  J'j'1,'13 

$1,000 o* )  Subject  to  call  after  July  1,  1898. 

Current  liabilities  July  1,1895 $1,736 

Interest  is  payable  at  American  Loan  &  Trust  Co.,  Trustee,  Boston. 

Dividends— In  1894-95,  3  per  cent;  in  1895-96,  4>a  per  cent. 

ROAD— Bath  to  Winnegance  4^  miles;  rails  48  Ib  T-    Cars,  8. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— 9mos.  J 1896 Gross,  $16,108 ;  net,$5,S26 

Jan.  1  to  Sept.  30.         J1895 Gross,    16,125;  net,    5,002 

YEARLY  EARNINGS— For  years  ending  June  30  earnings  were: 

1896.         1895.    I  1896.         1895. 

Gross  earnings. .$21,047    $21,703  |  Dividend $4,500     $3,OOC 

Vet  earnings  ...     8,009        7,005  I  Surplus  year 109         6051 

nt'st  on  bonds..     3,400        3,400  I  Total  surplus 1,G5'2       1,54! 

OFFICERS— President,  Galen  C.   Moses;  Secretary,  Charles  C.  Low 
Treasurer,  Fritz   H.  Twitehell;    General  Manager   and    Purchasing 

gent,  F.  H.  Twitohell,  all  of  Bath. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


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BAY  CITY,  MICH. 

-••0  WAB  27339;  IX  1880  WAS  20,693; 
AXD  l!f  1870  WA»  7.OtH. 

BAY  CITIES  CONSOLIDATED  RAILWAY-A 
horse  and  trolley  road. 
STOCK  &.  BONDS-          MUet.  Dale.  ln'ere»l.    OntttaucTg.     Maturity 


Bar  City  t  -t  mortgage 
Bay  Cities  eonsoL  l.t  5 


.    18936gM-S       450,000       Mar.  1,1918 
eon  M.9800.000.g  c-  (  Trustee.  Solicitors-  Loan  A  Trust,  Phlla. 

New  atort..  950,OM> 1896  6  M-8         $50.000  1906 

Trustee.  Solicitors'  Loan  A  Trust,  Philadelphia 

EABNINOS— 10  months, )  1896 Gross.  976.915;  net,  928,474 

Jan.  1  to  Oct.  31.       J 1895 Gross,    74.881 ;  net,    26,016 

For  the  12  months  ending  Dee.31, 1895,  groM  income  $38,658;  net 
930.141.    In  189 1  gross  Income,  983,4 '0;  net,  931.439. 
ROAD— Own*  25  mile*  of  track  (length  of  line  17  miles). 
O"  ;:^--Pres*deat,  W.  B.  MeKtnlev. Chicago.  (11. 

BEATRICE,  NEB. 

POPCLITIOX  1890  w.vs  13336:    if   138O  WAS  2.U7. 

BEATRICE  ELECTRIC  COMPANY.-See  8ur- 
ruuuxr  November,  1896. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  In  November,  1895,  with  authorised 
saatsil  stock  910O,OOO.  to  acquire  the  property  of  the  Rapid  Transit  * 
Power  Co.,  74  mile,  of  track,  foreclosed  Jaly  88, 1895  (V.  61,  p.  195), 
the  Psalrlea  Electric  Light  Co.  aad  also  water-power  facilities,  la 
May.  1899,  Its  funded  debt  waa  ispattod  to  be  960.OOO  of  6  per  cent 
bonds  doe  la  1915.  It  was  also  reported  that  oa  the  trolley  road, 
owing  to  a  dispute  with  city  regarding  electric  light  charges,  only  one 
ear  was  betnc  ran  aad  that  with  aoraea.— V.  61,  p.  195. 

BEAVER    FALLS,   PA. 

l'..i  -:  iri<>*  189O  WAI  9.735;  IX  188O  WAS  5,104; 
»  1870  WAI  3.1 1-J. 

BEAVER    VALLEY   TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION -Incorporated  In  perpetuity  June  29, 1891,  and  owns 
entire  capital  stock  of  Beartr  ralUy  8t.  Pott.  Ky.  Co.  and  of  Otmtrml 
tUel.  St.  By.  Of.,  purchased  Aug.  8,  1»»1,  operating  them  as  one  road 
aader  999-year  lease.  la  September.  1990,  control  of  the  Graadvlew 
Electric  Railway  was  r«poct«d  to  have  been  obtained  In  Its  Interest. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—  Date.    InUrttL    Outstanding.        Maturity. 

Stock  <  t  IUO.OOO)  par  9V). 


.  . 

Ut   aWTWa*".    *  !••<>."««>'      1-!H      ...fj      J          I  •,.>••..  .!;.!.  I'UI 

gol'I  >  ftl.  »'  UafoaTnutOo..  Irtuttt.  PUUburg.Ps. 

OlSrboo.!.  9*3.000         "..... 

Arcouta  payable  June  3U.  1099.  957,173. 
RoAO-Owas81««mU«e«r  track  aad  leaan  6«  miles  owned  br  the 

.ntes  whose  slock  it  holds.    Ball  4A  to  73  Iba..  girder  aad  T. 
E»ftsmas-Ye.read»agJ«a«  30.  1896:    Orjas.  999,J»Il   l|IHlalI 
•ipeuses,  999490;   Mt  •armlag*.  9X9.642;   Use*.  93.229;  later*** 
90.140 ;  other.  94  5<M;    balaaea.Mrpliu.913.H73.    la  1894-M.  groaa* 

OrrictB*- Annual  annllat  U  held  the  trst  Monday  la  February. 
Piwtdent,  J.  M.  Boeaaaaa;  Secretary.  H.  9.  MeCoanell:  Treasurer. 
8.  P.  Stoar.  

BELLEVILLE.    ILL. 


•i  189O  WAS  15.341;   IX  189O  WAS  10,683; 

10  1170  WAS  8.1 49. 
BELLEVILLE    ELECTRIC    RAILWAY- 

'i   19*3  to  operate  la  Belleville  and  ex- 
md  to  East  St.  Loui«.  a  total  af  14  Biles. 

<OJ-       MUet.  Date.  Interest.  Outstanding.    Maturity. 

nmi.ooo  9100.000 

JOOO.to,  .    19948gJ-J         100.000     Jan.  ii'1909 

i'atlti*  AawrlcanTnulAaavtagsBaak.  Cateaio.  111. 
•In  Kstrmary.  1997,  sawatsd  4»t  mOt» at  road  la  Bellevlll*. 
FresMeat,  Joha  A.  Day;  Vtce-Preatdeat.  Henry  A.  Klreaar. 


BIDDEFORD.   ME. 

v  1890  WAS  1  ill!     i<i  1SSO  WAS  12.651; 

-TO  WA»  10.282. 
BIDDEFORD    &    SACO    R  R  -Aa  electric  road. 

cm—  Iaeor««ratod  FWi.  19.  1  987.  Operatea,  It  was  reported. 
la  Sept.,  1  WA.7H  adtaaof  track  from  Blddeford  to  Old  Orchard  Beach. 


•  '   ••  ITtl. 

911.751 

1*3-4  24.219  I  1  .... 

Of  ncCH9-rYasld>at.  E.  U.  Banks. 


r»l.4Sk.F,t. 

97/ 
• 


Bal.jntr. 
94.234 

3,015 


BINGHAMTON,    N.    Y. 

•>X  1890  WAS  3S.OO6;  IX  188O  WA*  17.:U7; 

v«  12^92. 
BINGHAMTON    RAILROAD-A  trolley  road. 

,N- Chartered  Aogiul  1 1.  1 402.    Formed  la  1893  by  con- 
'  ill  the  street  railways  In  the  city. 

Dai*.      Initrtfl.    Outstanding.      Maturity. 

M<» 9»»».170V      T. 

1890        6A-0  ,00.000     Apr  1.1910 

150.000       1909-1917 
(95,OOOdne  yearly  Mar.  1.) 
' !   'J-' 
-      
9*00,000  doe  Meh.  1.  '23 
IW3       5gJ-U        9125,000    June  1,1925 
I  Atlantic  Trust.  New  York. 


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l«t  '••• . 


Of  the  frond*  of  /«y,  $1OO,OOO  mature  in  installments  as  Indicated  In 
the  table,  and  the  remaining  $800,000  mature  Mar.  1,  1923.  Of  the 
$9OO,OOO  authorized  $200.000  are  reserved  to  retire  the  6s  of  1910  at 
maturity,  and  $2OO,OOO  additional  were  on  Nov.  20,  1896,  held  for 
construction  and  equipment  to  be  iaaued  at  not  exceeding  85  per  cent 
of  the  cost  thereof.  These  last,  moreover,  cannot  be  delivered  by  the 
trustee  until  the  road  shows  net  earnings  equal  to  twice  the  intereston 
the  bonds  outstanding,  including  those  which  it  Is  proposed  to  issue. 
The  total  bonded  indebtedness  outstanding  in  November,  1896,  was 
$AOO,OOO  Binghamton  RR.  bonds  and  $200,000  of  Binghamton  Street 
RR.  bonds.  On  Oct.  1, 1896,  there  were  $53,272  loans  and  bills  pay- 
able In  excess  of  the  total  $700,060  bonded  indebtedness. 

ROAD— Operates  36  miles  of  track,  including  the  Binghamton  Lester 
shire  A  Union  Railroad,  7  miles  long,  opened  in  1896. 

LATEST  EARNINGS- 4  mouths,  >  1896-7. gross,  $43,079  ;  net,  $16,724 
Oct.  1  to  Jan.  31.  {  1895  6. gross,    39,564  ;  net,    15,139 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Figures  for  years  ending  September  30  were: 
Teart  end.  Sejrt.30-    Oroti.  Set.  Int.  <t  laxei.      Sal.,  tur. 

1895-96. $141,339  $62,326  $40,285  $22,041 

1894-95 126,453  52,397  35.266  17.131 

189394. 115,941  49.O40  30,076  18,964 

OFFICERS— President,  G.  T.  Rogers;  VIoe-President,  J.  B.  Landfleld; 
Secretary.  J.  U.  Johnson;  Treasurer,  John  B.  Rogers;  General  Man- 
ager and  Purchasing  Agent.  J.  P.  E.  Clark.  Office,  Binghamton,  N.  Y. 
— (V.  61,  p.  151;  V.  62,  p.  360-.  V.  63,  p.  878.) 


BIRMINGHAM,  ALA. 

Porci.ATmx  1890  WAS  26,178;  AND  is  1880  WAS  3,086. 
BIRMINGHAM    RAILWAY   &    ELECTRIC- 
STOCK  &  BONDS-  Date.     Interest,    Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Common  stock,  par  9100 95OO,OOO 

Prd.sfk,6p.c.cnm.,par9100 1,000,000 

lstM.gpia,*1.250,000,>       1894      Sg.J-J        1,250,000    July  2, 1924 

91.000 { Interest  at  Central  Trust  Co.,  New  York. 

Mortgage  trustee  U  Birmingham  Trust  A  Savings  Co. 
BONOS— All   underlying  bonds  of  the  old  companies   have  been 
retired  aad  canceled,  and  900,000  of  the  $1 ,250,000  finli  given  as  out- 
standing are  la  the  treasury  subject  to  the  disposal  of  the  directors. 
Loans  and  bills  payable  Nov.  1, 1896.  $47.361. 

ROAD— In  April,  1896,  waa  operating  58  miles  of  track  In  city  of 
Birmingham  and  extending  also  to  Bessemer,  Pratt  City,  Ensley: 
steam,  344  miles;  electric,  22  miles;  horse,  m>  miles;  total,  58 
miles.  Balls  4O-56  Ib.  T  and  58  Ib.  girder. 

OFFICERS  President.  A.  M.  Shook;  Secretsry  and  Treasurer.  J.  A. 
Ht ration:  1st  Vice- President  and  General  Manager,  R,  Jemlson;  2d  Vice- 
Prestdeat,  W.  A.  Walker;  Supt.  and  Purchasing  Agent,  J.  B.  McClary 

BLOOMFIELD,  N.  J. 

PorcLATlox  1890  WAI  7,708;  tx  188O  WAI  5,748; 

AXD  ix  1870  WA*  4.580. 

NORTH  JERSEY  STREET  RAILWAY.- 
OROANLZATION.— The  line  of  the  proposed  road  runs  from  Bloomfleld 
toCaldwell,  Verona,  Montolalr  and  Glen  Ridge  and  from  Mllburn  to 
Irvlngton.  Beaches  Newark  over  tracks  of  Consolidated  of  New  Jer 
sey.  In  February,  1897.  line  from  Bloom  Held  to  Montr Ulr  was  in 
operation.  Capital  stock  authorized.  95,000,000.  President,  J.  K. 
Oorblere;  Treasurer.  Wilbur  B.  Johnson.  General  office,  Newark,  N.  J. 
-V.  63,  p.  402. 

BLOOMINGTON,  ILL. 

PorOLATlOX  189O  WAS  20,484;  IX  1880  WAS  17,180; 

AXU  IX  1870  WAI  14.590. 

BLOOMINGTON     CITY    RY. -A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION -Chartered  In  1888. 

STOCK  6V  BONOS—               Date,    Interest.    OutsCtl'g.         Maturity. 
Stock. 9600,000        "... 

'M  "-'.;»!'"  V  "    '">*1   *!    1887      9J-J      100,000      Junel.1897 

Mmort  .'..".".'.'.'..".".'.'.'.".'..  1887  J-J  100.000  July  1, 1897 
B||jSScM)S»>rtS^01l;.lf.'l  1889  5M-»  150,000  Sept.  1,1908 

Interest  on  all  loans  Is  payable  at  the  office  of  the  Guarantee  Trust 
Co.,  Philadelphia.  The  company  states  that  none  of  the  bonds  are 
payable  In  gold  and  that  none  are  sub|ect  to  call  before  maturity. 

ROAD— In  February,  1897,  was  operating  11  miles  of  track. 

OFFICER*— President.  W.  n.  Patterson;  Vice- President  and  Secre- 
tary, H.  S.  MoCurdy. 

BOSTON.  MASS. 

PorULATlox  189O  WAS  448,477;  IX  1880  WAI  362,839; 
VM.  IS  187O  WA«  250.526. 

LYNN  &  BOSTON  RAILROAD — All  but  about  8 
miles  Is  an  electric  road.  . 

ORGANIZATION— owun  road  In  and  about  Boston.  Mass.  Incorporated 
under  laws  of  Massachusetts,  April  6, 1859,  and  controlled  through 
ownership  of  stock  by  the  North  Shore  Traction  C'/. 

STOCK  <fc  BONDS—        Dalr.      Interest.         OutstaiuTg  Last  lilt.  <tt. 

Stock  (par  9100) M.-8.         $1,07O,OOO  Mar.  1,  1896 

Maumkeag  St.  By.  1st 5J.-I>.             215.OOO  June  1, 19O6 

Consol.M 5J.-J.             720,000  July  1,  191O 

LynnBelMut 5  M -N.             1OO.OOO  May    1,1910 

Essex  Electric  1st 6J.-J.             1OO.OOO  Jan.    1, 1911 

Lynn  A  Bi>«ti.n  Utm.,/1894     :.  <.J.  T).         3.7O2.0OO  Dec.  1,  1924 

95,379,000, 91.OOO.C*  (    Int.  at  Old  Colony  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  Boston. 

/'/am  Itondi  lecured  by 
Lynn  *  Bos.  mart,  of  1894— 

Lynn&Boston 6  M.-N.             15O.OOO  Mayl5,19OO 

do            do     5  A.-O.              10O.OOO  Apr.   1,1907 

do           do    6M.-8.             HIJ.CMM.  M.-II.  i,  i'i].j 

Naumkeag 5  A.-O.                49.OOO  Apr.  1,1907 

do         6M.-8.                24,000  Sept.1,1910 

do         6J.-J.                10,000  July   1, mil 

Other  small  lanes 5  *  C.                17.OOO  1<)OO 


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STREET    RAILWAYS. 


BONOS— In  Oct.,  1894,  were  authorized  $5,379,000  tint  mortgage 
•bond*,  of  which  92,711,000  were  to  pay  the  company's  debt  to  the 
Worth  Shore  Traction  Co,  and  the  balance  to  be  used  to  take  up  other 
bond*. 

DIVIDENDS— From  1880  to  March,  1896,  Inclusive,  8  per  oent  yearly. 
ROAp-Sept.  30, 1896.          Mile*.  \  Hilet. 

Owned,   measured   as  single  I  Beverly  &  Dan  vein  Street  Ry 

track..  115    Trackage 3-7 

Total  main  track  operated ...    153 

Of  which  electric 137 

Horae 8 

Horse  and  electric 5 

Sidings 7 


Wlnntalmel  Street  RR 3'2 

Boston  *  Chelsea  BB 4-5 

East  Middlesex  Street  RB...  20-2 
Boston  A  Revere  Kl.  8k  Ky..     4-2 


LATEST  EARNINGS— 2    (1896 Gross,  $214,114;   net,    $83,195 

mo*.  5ot.  1  to  NovTsO.  1 1895 Qross,    205.380;    net.      69,139 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Keport  for  1895-6  was  in  v.  63,  p.  1113. 

Tr.(«0*l>.3O—    1896.  1695.     i  1896.  1805. 

Or.  earn'gs.»l,420,702  $1,376.977    Dlv'ds  (8  p.  o.) . .  .$92,832  $80,000 

—  '  BaL,  sur.  for  jr..     6,573  13,334 

Tot.  sur.  Sep.  30.  89,180  89,221 


Netearn'ii*.      582,273       592,585 
Oth.  Income  5,219  4.412 

Int,,t*l.,Ao.      488,187       503,663 

GENERAL  BALANCE  SHEET  8K1TF.MI1KR  30,  1896. 


Auet*. 

Construct,  (rd.  owned). $4,05 1,069 
Land  and  buildings.....  1,389,974 

Equipment 1,333.004 

Cash  and  current  asset*.      211,030 


Liabilities. 

Capital  stock $1,220,800 

Funded  debt 5,379,000 

Open  account*,  etc 296.757 

Surplus 89,180 


Total $6,985,737       Total $6,985,737 

OFFICERS— President,  Amos  F.  Breed:  Vloe-Presldent  and  Secretary, 
B.  Francis  Oliver;  Treasurer,  Charles  Williams;  Purchasing  Agent, 
H.  Orover.  Office,  Lynn,  Mass.— V.  63,  p.  1O07, 1113. 

LYNN  &  BOSTON  RR.-WINNI8IMMET  (STREET)  RE- 
ORGANIZATION— Owns  2'2  miles  of  track.    Leased  to  the  Lynn  A 
Boston.    Capital  stock  Is  $50,000,  par  $50.  Dividends  in  1 894-95  6  p.  c 

LYNN  &  BOSTON  RR.-BOSTOW  &  CHELSEA  BR. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  April  29, 1854,  and  owns  4-5  miles  of 
railway  measured  as  single  track.  Leased  to  Lynn  &  Boston  Street  Ry. 
Oo.  at  $7,260  per  annum,  equal  to  6  per  oent  on  $121,000  stock. 

STOCK  &  DIVIDENDS—  Dividend.    Authorised.    Outstanding. 

BtookparS50 6p.o.A-O     $300,000  $121,000 

Dividends  are  paid  in  Boston. 

LYNN  &  BOSTON  RR-BOSTON  <fe  RE7ERE  EL'C.  8T.RY. 

ORQANIZATION— Incorporated  June  24,  1889.  In  December,  1895, 
leased  for  99  years  to  Lynn  A  Boston,  which  guarantees  Interest  on 
the  $50,000  bonds  and  dividends  as  follows :  On  $50,000  stock,  1st 
year,  3  p.  o.;  2d  year,  4  p.  o.;  thereafter,  5  p.  c. 

STOCK  <k  BONDS--  Date.  Inlerett.  Ontstand'g.  Lattdiv.,ete. 

•took  (par $100) J-J  $r>0,000  July,  1896 

1st  mort.  drawn  at  104..  $1890  5F-A  50,000  Feb.  1, 1910 

Intlnotpr  liju.byL.AB.  \  Interest  at  American  Loan  &,  Trust,  Boston. 
Oarrent  liabilities  Sept.  30,  1895 $2,100  

ROAD— Length  of  main  track,  2-OSttiftes;   second  track,  1-75  miles. 

OFFICERS— President,  Edwin  C.  Foster,  Lynn,  Mass.;  Secretary  and 
Treasurer,  Chas.  Williams,  333  Union  St.,  Lynn,  Mass.— V.  61.  p.  1065. 

LYNN  &  BOSTON  RR.— EA8TMIDDLESEXSTREETHY. 

ORQANIZATION— Owns  18-4  miles  of  track;  sidings,  switches,  etc.. 
1-81;  total,  20-2  miles.  Leased  May  1.  1893,  to  Lynn  &  Boston  for 
99  years  at  a  rental  till  May  1, 1896,  of  $18,000  yearly;  then  till  May 
1, 1901,  $24,000  yearly ;  and  for  remainder  of  lease,  $30,000  yearly. 

STOCK  &  BONDS  -  Date.    Interest.    Outslana'g.     Maturity. 

Stock  ($100) $300,000    . 

Plain  bonds,  Int.  gu.  (end.) .     1888       6  M-S        125,000    Sept.  1, 1898 
Plain  bonds,  int.  gu.  (end.)...  1892       5  J-J         100,000    Jan.  1, 1902 

Interest  at  Nat.  Hide  &  Leather  Bank.,  Boston. 

The  lessee  in  the  lease  agrees  to  stamp  the  bonds  with  a  guaranty  of 
the  prompt  payment  of  interest — principal  is  not  guaranteed. 

BOSTON  ELEVATED  RR,- 

ORaANIZATlON— This  company  ootamed  the  charter  granted  in  1894 
to  the  Meigs  Elevated  RR.  The  capital  stock  is  to  be  from  $10,000,000 
to  $20,000,000.  It  is  proposed,  however,  to  build  an  elevated  line 
connecting  the  Northern  and  Union  stations  In  Boston  and  then  to 
connect  the  suburbs  of  Boston  with  the  center  of  the  city  by  means  of 
the  West  End  Street  Ry.,  which  It  intends  to  lease  for  the  purpose. 
See  V.  64,  p.  329. 

DIRECTORS— William  A.  Gaston,  President;  F.  H.  Peabody,  of  Kid- 
der,  Peabody  4  Co.;  Jacob  C.  Rogers,  William  Endlcott,  Jr.,  Samuel 
Oarr,  of  the  F.  L.  Ames  estate;  Frederick  Ayer,  of  Lowell;  Chailes  J. 
Paine,  James  M.  Prendergast,  Eben  D.  Jordan  and  T.  Jefferson  Cool 
dge,  Jr.    V.  62,  p.  455,  868;  V.  63,  p.  SSi ;  V.  64,  p.  329. 

NORTH  SHORE  TRACTION- 
ORQANIZATION— Incorporated  under  laws  of  New  Jersey  and  pur- 
chased the  stock  of  Lynn  &  Boston  and  allied  properties. 

STOCK—  Par.  Dividend*.    Oulsland'g    Last  dit.,d-c- 

Common 100       $4,000,000    . 

Pref.  6%  cum., red. at  105..  100        6  A.  -O.      2,000,000    Oct.  1. 1896 

DEBT— In  April,  1895,  the  last  of  the  floating  debt  was  paid  off.  See 
Lynn  &  Boston  bonds  of 1894  above. 

DIVIDENDS— The  accumulated  dividends  on  the  preferred  stock, 
amounting  to  12  per  oent,  were  paid  May  18, 1895 ;  in  Oct.,  1895,  paid 
3  p.  o.;  In  1896,  April,  3  p.  o.;  Oct.,  3  p.  o. 

ANNUAL  REPORT  The  report  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  Sept.  30, 
1896,  with  balance  sheet,  was  given  la  V,  63,  p.  1113, 

OFFICERS— President,  C.  M.  Wicker;  Secretary,  Wm.  8tl.es;  Treasure  , 
Frederick  Strauss.  Offices-New  Jersey  office,  Camden,  N.  J.  (V  60 
p.  795,  662;  V.  61,  p.  926,  1 0 1 0 ;  V.  63,  p.  1 1 1 8.) 

WEST  END  STREET  RAILWAY  -A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1886;  a  consolidation  of  various  com- 
panies, as  Is  seen  by  bond  table  below.  Subway  Lease.— In  Deo.,  1896, 
the  West  End  leased  the  right  to  use  the  subway  at  4'g  p.  o.  of  the  net 
tost  of  subway,  such  cost  not  to  exceed  $7,000.000.— See  V.  63,  p 


1065, 1117.    As  to  proposition  to  unite  with  the  Boston  Elevated  Ry., 
see  V.  64,  p.  329.    In  November,  1896,  control  passed  Into  the  hands 
of  the  Morgan-Kldder-Peabody  syndicate,  and  the  Directors  given  be  - 
low  were  elected.    V.  63,  p.  970. 
STOCK  AND  BONDS—       Date.      Intereit. 

Common  stock  ($50) 7         A.-O. 

Preferred  stock  (par  $50) 8        J. -J. 

Gold  bonds  of  1892 1892    5  g.   M.-N. 

Gold  bonds  of  1894 1894   4>2g.M.-8. 


1896 
1897 


Gold  bonds  of   1896, 

$2,275,000,  not  mort. . 
Gold  bonds  of  1897, 

$2,700,000  not  mort.  o 
Metropolitan  RR.  (plain). .1877    6 
do  do  ..1883    5 

Middlesex  RR.  (plain) 1877 

do                  do         ..1884 
High.  St.,  plain. 1878 

Plain 1882 

Boston  Consol.  St.  plain. ..1887 

South  Boston,  plain 1883 

Cambridge  1st  M* 1883 

Charles  River  1st  M 1884 


Outstand'g  Lattdiv.,  <te 
$9,085,000  Oct.    1,1896 
0,400,000  Jan.1,'97,4% 
3,000,000  Nov.  1,1902 
2,000,000  Moh.  1, 1914 

4  g.  M.-N.          815,000   May  1. 1916 

4g.  F.-A.        2,000,000    Feb.  1,  1917 

J.1B-D.  500,000  June  1, 1897 

J.  -  D.  500,000  Dec.  1 5, 1903 

J.-J.  200,000  July  1, 1897 

J.-J.  200,000  July  1, 19O4 

J.-J.  100,000  Jan.   1,1898 

M.-N.  300,000  May  1, 1902 

J.-J.  500,000  Jan.   1,1907 

M.-N.  200,000  May  1, 1905 

A.-O.  510,000  Apr.  1,1903 

A.-O.  150,000  Apr.  1, 1904 


*  Cambridge  bonds  are  redeemable  $30,000  yearly  at  105,  $90,OOO 
having  been  redeemed. 

Interett  is  payable  In  Boston  by  the  American  Loan  &  Trust  Co. 
flTce.pt  on  Cambridge  5s,  payable  at  New  England  Trust  Company. 

The  bonds-  o  1896  (not  mortgage)  were  authorized  for  funding  its 
real  estate  indebtedness  ($725,000)  and  for  refunding,  prior  bonds 
amounting  in  March,  1895,  to  $1,550,000.  The  $2,700,000  bonds  of 
1897  (not  mortgage)  were  sold  in  Jan.  1897,  to  pay  off  existing  float- 
ing debt  of  $1,000,000,  for  extensions  and  equipment  in  1897  $1,000,- 
000,  and  for  refunding  6s  due  June  1  and  July  1  $700,000. —See  V.  04, 
p.  236. 

Dividends. — On  preferred,  8  per  oent  per  annum.  On  common,  in 
1892, 10  P.O.;  in  1893, 9  p.  o.;  1894,  January,  3  p.  c.;  July,  3  p.  o.; 
Oct.  (for  3  months— dividends  changed  to  A.-O.)  l>ap.  c.:  April,  1895, 
3  p.  o.;  Oct.,  1895,  3>a  p.  o.;  in  1896,  April,  3*a  p.  c.;  Oct.,  3>s  p.  o. 

Miles. 

Roadsleased 9 

Trackage 2 

Total  operated  Sept.  30,  '96     295 
Electrically  equipped 285 


ROAD— Sept.  30,  1896.         Miles. 

Maim  line,  1st  track 142 

do.        2d  track 109 

Sldiugsi 33 


Total  owned 284 

Weight  of  girder  rail  Is  70  to  100  Ibs. 
ANNUAL  REPORT— Report  for  years  ending  Sept.  30  shows  earnings 
as  follows.    The  report  for  1895-6  was  given  n  V.  63,  p.  966. 


1896.         1895. 

Gross  earn.. $8,341,958  $7,746,171 
Net  earn....  2,007,339  2,113,008 
Inter't  paid  438,750  409,750 
Taxes 343,898  325,288 


1896.         1895. 

Rentals..., $11,952    $11,924 

Dividends 635,950    590,525 

do         pref.. 512,000    512,000 
Bal.,  surplus....  64,789    263,519 
BALANCE  SHEET  SEPTEMBER  30,  1896. 
Liabilities— 

Common  stock $9,085,000 

Preferred  stock 6,400,000 

Bonded  debt 9,005,000 

Notes  payable 600,000 

Open  accounts 282,934 

Acc'd  int.,tax's,dlV8.4;c.  1,012,772 


Assets— 

Cost  of  road $8,110,467 

Land  and  buildings. . .   10,141,548 

Equipment 5,982,003 

Cash 610,361 

Materials  and  supplies        540,226 
Open  accounts 416,964 


Miscellaneous  items...        594,059 


f±\j\r   \A  llil.  ,L(»JA    n,«ll  V  n.UbU.      .1  ,  VAX,  t    I  it 

Profit  and  loss  surplus  9,922 

Total $26.395,628       Total $26,395,628 

OFFICERS— President,  Samuel  Little ;  Vioe-Pres't  and  Sec'y,  Prentlss 
Cummings;  Gen.  Man.,  C.  S.  Sergeant ;  Treas.,  Joseph  H.  Goodspeed ; 
DIRECTORS — The  following  directors  were  elected  in  November,  1896: 
G.  T.  W.  Branian,  William  Hooper,  Albert  C.  Houghton,  Henry  D. 
Hyde,  Samuel  Little,  Samuel  Spencer,  Walter  8.  Swan,  Alfred  Wlnsor, 
T.  Jefferson  Coolldge,  Joseph  B.  Russell,  R.  M.  Saltonstall,  Stephen 
M.  Weld  and  Moses  Williams.  Office,  81  Milk  Street,  Boston,  Mass. 
INDEX-V.  64,  p.  183,  236. 

'WEST  END  SYSTEM— MALDEN  &  MELROSE  ST.  RR.- 
ORQANIZATION— Chartered  June  6, 1856.    Road  is  leased  to  the  West 

End  Street  Railway  and  operated  by  that  company.    Owns  6-28  miles 

of  main  line  track  and  >a  mile  sidings.    Capital  stock,  $200,000;  par 

$100;  no  funded  or  floating  debt. 

WEST    END    SYSTEM— SOMERVILLE  HORSE  RR.- 
ORQANIZATION— Incorporated  May  29,    1857,   and  owns  4-9  miles 

of  railway,  measured  as  single  track,  and   *a  mile  of  switch,  etc. 

Leased  to  West  End  Street  Railway  for  $9,180  yearly,  6  p.  c.  on  $153 

000  stock.    Dividends  are  payable  (MAN)  in  Boston. 

WEST  ROXBURY  &  ROSLINDALE  STREET 
R  Y.— A  trolley  road. 

STOCK  *  BONDS—  Date.     Interest.    Outstanding.  Maturity. 

Stock (1) 

IstM.  $150,000,  gold.s.f.)  1896  5g.  M.S  $100,000  Sept.l,  1916 
($500)  red.  at  103  after  > Interest  at  International  Trust  Co.,  Bos- 
Sept.  1, 1901 o*  )  ton,  Trustee. 

President,  Thomas  T.  Robinson,  Treasurer  Fredk.  N  Terrell.  Office, 
"  John  Hancock  Building,"  Boston. 


BOWLING  GREEN,  KY. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  7,803;  IN  1880  WAS  5,114; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  4,574. 

PARK  CITY  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Completed  as  an  electric  road  Sept.  1, 1895,  and  will 
do  both  freight  and  passenger  business  since  it  connects  river  and 
city.  Population  of  Bowling  Green  in  1895  (company's  estimate)  w»s 
10,000,  with  suburbs  12,000.  James  H.  Wilkerson  appointed  receiver 
Deo.  10, 1896.  V.  63,  p.  1159. 

STOCK,  BONDS,  ETC—          Date.    Interest.    Outstanding.    Maturity 

Stock, par  ($50.. $50,000f.p 

1st  mort.,  $50,000,  gold..      1895     6g  J-J          50,000   July  1,19 

Interest  in  default.  Subject  to  call  July  1, 190* 

2d  mortgage,  $25,000 1895     6g  $25,000        1915 

Fidelity  Trust  &  Safety  Vault  is  trustee  of  both  mortgages,  Louis- 
ville, Ky. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


15 


ROAD,  ETC.— Own*  4  mllM  of  track,  including  siding*.  Own*  4  six- 
teen-foot passenger  motor*,  SO  horM  power;  1  one  hundred  horse 
power  freight  motor  and  7  trailers. 

OFFICERS— Receiver,  Jas.  H.  Wilkeraon.— V.  03,  p.  1159. 


BRAINTREE,  MASS. 

PorULATio*  180O  WAS  4,848;  nt  1880  WAS  3,853; 
AXO  or  1870  WAS  3,948. 

BRAINTREE    STREET    RY.— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1893.  Operated  In  harmony  with 
4jutncy  A  Boston  Street  Railway  since  October,  1895. 

October  1, 1896.  stock  authorised  was  $2OO,OOO;  stock  outstanding, 
•35.0OO;  bonds,  $33,OOO,  tlrst  mortgage,  $SOO  6s,  dated  July  25. 
1894,  due  July  25, 1914;  loans  and  bills  payable,  $43,517;  current 
assets.  94.937.  Owns  7-23  mile*  ;  sidings,  0-19,  trackage  1  mile. 

EARWNGS-For  year  ending  Oct.  1. 1898,  grow.  $30.138;  net,  $9,227! 
charges.  $2.888;  balance,  surplus,  for  year,  $6,339.  President,  J.  F. 
Merrill.  (Joincy.  Mas.. 

BRAINTREE  &  WEYMOUTH  RY. -A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC-— Commenced  operations  April  29,  1895,  and 
•was  line  11-37  miles  In  length;  sidings,  etc.,  -62  miles;  total,  11-99. 
Capital  stock  authorised.  •10O.OOO;  do.  Issued  to  May,  1896.  $15O.3OO; 
par.  $100.  Current  liabilities  Oct.  1, 1895,  $44.760.  Gross  earnings, 
April  29  to  Oct.  1, 1895,  $17,923 ;  net,  $7,471;  Interest,  taxes,  etc., 
$2.042;  hsIiBSd.  surplus,  $5.429. 

OFFICERS— President,  Charles  H.  French,  Canton,  Mass.;  Treasurer, 
O  E.  Chapmsn.  I.'.  Milk  Street.  Boston. 


BRIDGEPORT,  CONN. 

PorOLATlo*  1890  WAS  48.856;  M  1880  WAS  29.14$; 
AID  I*  1870  WAS  18,969.    (See  below.) 

BRIDGEPORT    T  R  ACT  I ON-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION  -Chartered  in  July.  1893,  aad  operates  by  electricity 
the  entire  system  of  street  roads  IB  the  elty.  Owns  a  perpetual  and 
sxelosive  franehise  fross  the  State  of  Connecticut  aad  Is  exempt  from 


BRIDGETON,  N.  J. 

POPULATION  1896  WAS  11,424;  ra  1880  WAS  8,722; 
AM>  IN  1870  WAS  6.830. 

SOUTH    JERSEY    TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  In  April,  1893.  The  population  of 
Brldgeton  by  the  1895  State  Census  is  13,292. 

STOCK  A.  BONOS—  Date.    Interest.  Outtlanding.         Maturity. 

Stock,  $400.000,  par  $100      $360,000  full  pd.  . . 

1st  mort.,  $400,000  gold.     1893  5g.  J-J    190,000                July  1, 1913 
Other  debts  Jan.  1.1896 63,438  

DEFAULT— Coupon  due  July  1, 1895,  was  the  last  paid. 

COMMITTEE— Secretary,  V.  8.  Lewis,  Betz  Bldg.,  Phil.;  depositary 
Guarantee  8.  Dep.  *  Tr.  Co.,  Phil.;  $185,000  bonds  deposited. 

SALE— Sale  postponed  until  Mar.  11. 1897. 

ROAD— In  January,  1895,  owned  In  fee  Brldgeton  to  Mlllvllle,  11  miles 
of  track,  and  also  owned  the  entire  capital  stock  of  the  Brldgeton  Rapid 
Transit  Co.,  which  had  5  miles  of  track  In  Brldgeton ;  total  track  16 
miles.  Balls  48-lb.  T ;  genera]  electric  equipment. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Dec.  31 : 

WO!'.l89t.\Pay,ne)a»-  1895.       1894. 


_  JMJ, 

Gross  from  pass.  .$37,123  $36,432  I  Paid foYr'pairs 
"ither  Inc.  (freight,  I  S'p'rlnt'nd' 

etc.) 3.128      2.377  I*  malnten 


•  r'patrs  ) 
'nd'noe  > 
iten'uce) 


$32,286    $31,998 


all  city  taxation, 
mated  at  8O.OOO. 


The  population  served  by  the  road  In  1894  was  esti- 


STOCK  A.  BONOS.-       Dan.    lateral.       OuMftnfj.       L<ulMt..tlf 

iSck  !D*r  $100) $2.000.000     Aug..-»6,lVe. 

IrstM-g.  ($1.000)0  •>   1893    5e.  J.-J.          1.683.OOO     July   1,   1993 
{ Trustee  Fidelity  Title  *  Dep.  Co..  Nswark.  II J. 


$2.0»M*«) 

iBtsrest  Is  payable  atoOeeof  RadssoBd.  Eorr  *  Co.,  41  Wail  Bt.,  N.  T. 
O'VlOCNOo-Iu  August.  1895.  1  p.  «L;  Aug..  "96,  1  p.  c. 
Jsa-sts   The  mt i-tfmft  la  a  In*  Uoa  OB  the  frsanhliss  aad  all  prop. 
orty  BOW  owned,  or  which  may  bo  hsti after  acquired.    As  required 
r  the  laws  of  Connn-tlcut  the  beads  are  eerttned  by  State  Auditor 
I  at  not  over  76  per  coat  at  cost  of  road,  ste. 


OFFICERS— President,  Aaron  Fries;  Vice- President,  R.  W.  Clay;  Sec- 
retary and  Treasurer.  W.  H.  Bacon.- V.  63,  p.  1116;  V.  64,  p.  331. 

BRIGANTINE   BEACH,   N.   J. 

BRIGANTINE   RR.  &  STEAMBOAT  CO.- 

OROANIZATION— A  reorganization  of  Brigantine  Transit  Co.  sold  In 
foreclosure  Feb.  4. 1897.  Runs  steamers  from  Inlet  (Atlantic  City) 
to  Brigantine.  connecting  with  Its  electric  trolley  road,  extending 
along  Brigantine  Beach  (It  was  reported  In  Sept.,  1896),  9  miles. 

REORGANIZATION  -Old  bondholders  receive  par  In  new  1st  preferred 
stock  for  their  bonds  and  2d  preferred  for  their  overdue  coupons.  TJn- 
secored  creditors  receive  new  2d  preferred  for  their  claims. 

Hew  securities :  $00,000 1st  mortgage  5  p.  c.  20-year  bonds;  1st  pre- 
ferred 5  p.  c.  stock,  $250,000 ;  2d  preferred  5  p.  c.  stock,  $75,000 ; 
common  stoek,  $25.000.  The  plan  (given  In  T.  63,  p.  837),  has  been 
assented  to  by  holders  of  $240,000  of  the  $250,000  old  bonds  and  unse  • 
cored  creditors  for  nearly  $29O,OOO.  Depositary,  United  Security  Ufo 
Ins.  *  Tr.  Co.  of  Philadelphia. 

EARNINGS- For  year  ending  Dee.  31, 1895,  passenger  earnings  wero 
$6,860;  other  Income,  $789.  In  1894  passenger  earnings.  $12,235; 
steasser  earnings,  $15.976;  other  Income,  $346;  net  earnings,  $21,150; 
Interest  charge.  $14386.  UoaMral  OSes,  Atlantic  City.  ».  J. 

INDEX-V.  «2.  p.  137.  185, 778;  V.  63,  p.  810.  837;  V.  64.  p.  373. 


il.u . 


at  not  to  exceed  7ft  par  cent  of  the  aotnsl  eost  of  SWOB 

r  has  no  floating  debt. 
ROAD— Owns  in  fee  486  mUs^eoBststUg  of  sight  divisions  centering 
a*  one  potst,the  JT.  T.  ».  H.  *  H.  By.  dopot,  aad  sxtoadlBg  to  Strat- 
ferd.  Kalrnrld  aBd  Southport.  Rails  are  9O-poaad  IB  elty  aad  70-pound 
IB  .abort*  T  aad  girder. 

EouiPMENT-Boad  Is  equipped  with  saodern  motor  can  of  O  moral 
Electric  make.  Owns  45  slossq  son.  28  BOW  and  21  old  open  ears 

BBd  "now  plough.  SWISfB»S.SOS. 

EARNiNOfr-Jan.  1  to  Fob.  14.  1897  (!>•  months),  gross.  $32,410;  IB 
180*1,  $31.773 

ANNUAL  REPORT— A  special  report  made  la  October,  1896,  to 
Mossn.BedBMBd.Eerr  *  Co.  by  their  umsoltlng  Engineer  was  given 
laV.  63,  p.  896;  see  also  remarks  p.  815.  For  yean  ending  Dec.  31 : 

Y"ir  . , r... .  InlertH.     DMelemelt.     Bui.,  sur. 

1$M «319,.VU        •132.760       $42^75 

»M5 303.419          147.1S7          75.OOO          2O.OOO  52,187 

BALANCC  SnttT-Sept.  3O.  1896: 

4MfMM 

1,683.000 

J...I...O 

10.O99 

J'Ml-. 
14.668 
loss,ou:...  88,123 

total  **«••  «3,*3«),325       Total  llabllltlos $1.836,325 

E B 3- President.  A.  Radel ;  Vlee- President,  Ellas  8.  Ward  (New- 
rroasoror,  Wm.  BSBISCBT  (Newark,  IT.  J.) ;  Secretary,  Thos. 
L.  Watson.    Omoral  Oflco,  Bridgeport.  Conn. 
IWOEX-Vol.  59.  p.  1067 :  V  63.  p.  815,  $3$. 


BRIDGEPORT,    OHIO. 

ForVLATIO*  1890  WAS  M«9;  a  188O  WAS  2.394; 
t«i>  IK  187O  WAS  1.178. 

BELLAIRE      BRIDGEPORT    A     MARTIN'S 
FERRY  STREET  R  AI  LAVA  Y- A  trolley  road. 

STOCK  A  BONO*)-     Mile*.     D*tr.     Initrttt.   OuUtamlf.        Maturity. 
*'"•••  $250000 

'«»  M.$150^00go:  1893    6g.  A-O       15O.OOO    Oct.  1,  1913 

-'in.  to  eall  on  any  A  A  O  on  and  aft  Oct.  1,  '08. 

Mcrssf  Is  payable  at  FarBMrs*  Loan  *  Trnst  Co..  ».  T.,  trustee. 

MHJciHgf***  Is  to  receive  $3.000  yearly  from  DooMber,  1900. 

ROAO-OaM  to  operate  ll«t  miles  of  track. 

OrricER»-Prealdent.    J.    E.   Jolly;    Vie* President.    F.    L.    Jolly; 
"•srotary.  Tr»s»nrer  aad  PoreBasIng  Agent,  J.  W.  Fowler. 


BRISTOL,  CONN. 

PorrLATlo*  1890  WAS  7,38'J;  l«  Ingo  WAS  5,347) 
AMD  IK  1H7O  WAS  3,788. 

BRISTOL  A  PLA1NVILLE  TRAMWAY.-A 
trolley  road. 

OROANIZATIOM—  Orgaalsed  Sept  21.  1893.  Stock  authorized  $1,OOO,- 
000;  Issued,  $100,000  (par  $1OO).  First  mortgage  5s  authorised, 
$200,000  (M.  *  R.),  doe  (f)  ;  outstanding.  $1O6,OOO;  bills  pay- 
able Sept.  SO,  1896.  $30,OOO.  Length  of  railway  measured  as  single 
track,  7-4  miles.  Gross  earnings  la  year  189546,  $64,619.  President, 
C.  8.  Treadway,  Bristol,  Conn. 

BROCKTON,    MASS. 

PorOLATtox  1890  WAS  27,294;  r*  1880  WAS  13,608; 
AXD  »  1870  WAS  8.007. 

BROCKTON  &  BR1DGEWATER  ST.  RY  - 
BROCKTON  &  E.  BRIDGEWATER  ST.  RY.- 

OROANIZATION—  Both  these  companies  wore  organised  In  1894-95  by 
parties  Identified  with  the  Brockton  Street  Ry.  Oct.  1,  1895,  10  per 
oeBt  Bad  been  paid  IB  on  their  capital  stocks  of  $2OO.OOO  and  $100,000 
respectively.  President.  G.  H.  Campbell. 

BROCKTON  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  In  1H94.  A  consolidation  of  the 
Brockton  Street  Railway,  East  Side.  Brockton  A  Holbrook  and  Whit- 
man street  companies.  The  district  served  by  the  company  Is  said 
to  contain  a  population  of  59,932. 

STOCK  A.  J 

~t...  k  ,|..-ir  -i 
Brockton  *t.  Ry 

Bonds,  $00.000  ......  '."...'.'.".'.  1886  4  4  A-O 

Bonds.  $50.000    ..............  1890  4H,  A    O 

Bonds,  gold.  $150.000  ........  18925g.J-J 

Whitman  8t  bonds,  $25,000.  ..  18925     A-O 


i  BONOS—  I*"*-   Interest.  Oittttand'a.    Maturity 

$100) 6     Q-J    $596,OOOr.p.J>lyl,-9« 

"•J&*<»*:*H>.000    1886  44  2-0       21.OOO  Ipr.l.l6o6 


Brockt.(Consol.)S»e«t  Railway. 

i  .*  u  BvViUB  AIV        *i  nrwi  *• 
50.000  g.,  $l,000..c 


to 


37.OOO  Apr.l',1906 
40.0OO  Apr.l  191O 
18,000  Jan.  1,1912 
10,000  Apr.1,1912 

<**•  » 


. 
etmtf  8^  g^g  Deport  A  Tr.  Co. 

Bondt  The  flrtt  mort.  of  1894  covers  all  property,  revenue  and  fran- 
chises now  owned  or  hereafter  acquired.  It  was  Issued  to  retire  a  like 
amount  of  bonds  of  the  old  companies,  and  it  has  an  absolutely  first 
lien,  all  the  prior  mortgage  bonds  having  been  retired.  The  other 
bonds  In  the  table  were  merely  debentures  until  secured,  equally  with 
the  new  bonds,  by  the  mortgage  of  1894.  They  are  the  unexohanged 
remnants  of  the  old  debenture  loam,  and  an  equal  amount  of  the  new 
nrsts  are  held  to  retire  them  at  or  before  maturity.  The  State  Street 
Safe  Deposit  A  Trnst  Co.  is  trustee  for  the  bonds  of  1894  and  Regis- 
trar of  the  stock. 

ROAD—  Operates  line  34-89  miles  In  length  In  Brockton  and  sulmrlis. 
extending  to  Avon,  Randolph,  Bolbrook  and  Whitman;  second  track. 
6-20  miles  ;  sidings,  1-89  miles  ;  total  track,  42-98  miles. 

IHiidtnrt*—  The  road  In  1890  had  paid  dividends  uninterruptedly 
since  1882,  and  during  the  three  yean  of  depression—  1892,  1893  and 
1894—  ami  since  dividends  were  paid  at  the  rate  of  6  per  cent. 


16 


STREET     BAILWAY8. 


30    earnings  hare  been  as 


EARNINGS— For  the  years  ending  Sept 
follows. 

Yean  ending  Sept.  30—  1  Mi't;. 

Road  operated,  miles 

Passengers  carried 0,227,9-.'3 

Grossearntngs $306.865 

SarSSS:::          :::::::: i116-352^  *10^™ 

From  subsidiary  companies 


1895. 

31-52 
5,864,196 
$259,542 


1894. 


Total  net  Income. $116,352 

Interest,  rents,  taxes $48,947 

Dividends  paid 35,700 


$111,942 

$51,375 

26,130 


4,575,064 

$210,321 

$76,994 

4,049 

13,410 

$94,453 

$77,313 

15,000 


Balance  for  year $31,645          $34,437    sur.  $2.140 

Total  surplus  Sept.  30 $24,751          $17,726          $16,605 

GENERAL  BALANCE  SHEET  SEPTEMBER  30,  1896. 
I  txrix.                          I                      Liabilities. 
Construction $754,263  |  Capital  stock ^96,000 


Funded  debt 750.000 

Real  estate  mortgages.  9,700 

Unfunded  debt 107,810 

Front  and  loss 24,751 


Equipment 308,051 

Other  property 333.792 

Cash  and  current  assets  79.P42 

Supplies  on  hand,  etc..  12,313 

Total $1,488,261       Total $1,488,261 

OFFICERS— President,  G.  H.  Campbell,  Lawrence,  Mass.  ;  Treasurer, 
O.  A.  Stone,  104  Ames  Building,  Boston.— V.  63,  p.  1OO8. 

ROCKLAND  &  ABINGTON  STREET  RAIL- 
WAY—A trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC. -Owns  14-08  miles  of  track  and  operates  0-26 
uille  additional ;  total  operated,  14-34  miles.  . 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.  Oulstand'g.  Maturity. 

Stock  $1-^0,000  (par  $lOi)> $120,000  

.„,.,  „,  >  1895  6  g.  M-N  87,500  May  1, 1915 
1st  mort.,  *  100,000  gold.o  £  Int  at  old  Colony  Tr.  Co.,Boston,  Trustee. 

Loans  and  bills  payable  Oct.  1, 1896,  $27,130. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Sept.  30,  1896,  gross,  $71,467;  net, 
919,035:  int.  and  taxes,  $7,807 ;  dividend,  $3.600;  bal.,  surplus  for 
year,  $7,628.  In  1894-5,  gross,  $67,815 ;  net,  $18,056;  interest,  taxes, 
etc.,  $6,008  j  dividend,  $5,162 ;  balance,  surplus  for  year,  $6,886. 

OFFICERS— Vice-Presldent  and  Acting  President,  M.  N.  Arnold; 
Secretary,  G.  W.  Kelley ;  Treasurer.  C.  N.  Cobb. 


BROOKLYN,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  806,343;   IN  1880  WAS  566,653; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  396.099. 

BROOKLYN  RAPID  TRANSIT.-(See  Map  on 
page  17.) 

ORGANIZATION— A  New  York  corporation  organized  in  January, 
1896,  per  plan  In  CHBONICLB,  V.  60,  p.  1145,  to  succeed  to  the  prop- 
erty of  the  old  Long  Island  Traction  Company  (see  SUPPLEMENT 
November,  1895),  which  was  sold  in  foreclosure  to  the  reorganization 
committee  December  13, 1895,  a  syndicate  headed  by  ex-Governor 
Flower  having  bought  control.  It  is  proposed  to  run  the  cars  over  the 
Brooklyn  Bridge.  See  V.  64,  p.  329. 

ASSETS— The  property  purchased  includes  (1)  the  lease  of  the  Brook- 
lyn City  ER.,  (2)  the  entire  capital  stocks  of  the  Brooklyn  Heights 
RR.  ($200,000)  and  Brooklyn  Queens  County  4  Suburban  Ry.  $2,000,- 
OOO),  and  (3)  a  guarantee  fund  deposited  to  secure  the  faithful  per- 
formance by  the  Brooklyn  Heights  Company  of  its  contract  with  the 
Brooklyn  City  RR. 

The  guarantee  fund,  originally  $4,000,000,  was  drawn  upon  for 
$250,000  by  the  Long  Island  Traction  Company  in  July,  1894,  as  per- 
mitted by  the  trust  deed,  but  on  January  1, 1895,  it  contained  securi- 
ties estimated  as  worth  $3,902,775,  as  follows:  Brooklyn  City  RR.  con- 
sol.  5s,  par  value  $1,630,000,  market  value  $1,862,275  ;  Brooklyn 
Queens  County  A  Snburbanbonds  $2,000.000,  market  value  $2,040,000; 
cash,  $500;  total  market  value  as  above,  $3,902.775. 

The  Brooklyn  City  RR.  Oo.  is  held  uuuer  a  999-year  lease,  dated  Feb 
14, 1893,  guaranteeing  all  charges  and  10  per  cent  dividends  on  $12,- 
OOO.OOO  of  stock.  The  lease  is  nominally  to  the  Brooklyn  Heights  RR. 
Oo.  but  practically  to  the  Brooklyn  Rapid  Transit  Co.,  since  that  com- 
pany owns  the  entire  capital  stock  of  the  Brooklyn  Heights  Company 
and  guarantees  payment  of  dividends  to  lessor,  as  said  above,  by  special 
fund  in  hands  of  trustees. 

In  the  reorganization  the  old  $30,000,000  of  Long  Island  Traction 
stock  paid  an  assessment  of  $10  per  $100  share,  the  old  stock  being 
reduced  to  $20,000,000,  and  $7,000,000  o.  5  per  cent  bonds  being 
authorized,  against  $3,000,000  of  Long  Island  Traction. 

_  STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest   Outstanding.    Maturity 

Stock,  $'.'0,00(1.000,  $100 .    $18  823  250 

Bonds,  87,000.000,  gold 1895  5g.A-O         4,875,000  6ct"l"i  945 

Interest  at  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  trustee. 

The  capital  stock  is  to  be  held  in  a  voting  trust  for  five  years,  the 
trustees  being  R.  P.  Flower,  F.  P.  Oloott  and  A.  N.  Brady. 

Bondt-Ot  the  $7,000,000  fifty-year  5  per  cent  gold  bonds,  $1,873,000 
took  up  collateral  trust  notes,  $3,000,000  went  to  stockholders  for  the 
assessment,  and  there  are  left  in  the  treasury  $2,125,000  for  future  re 
qulrements  of  the  road.  For  description  of  property  covered  by  the 
mortgage  see  V.  62,  p.  1138. 

MlLEAQE— The  system  July  1, 1896.  included: 

Miles.  I  Miles 

Brooklyn  Heights  RR 1-18    Brookl.  Queens  Co.  and  Sub     45' 

Brooklyn  City  RR 204-24    Protected 

Prelected 93     j 

EARNINGS— The  revenue  of  the  Brooklyn  Rapid  Transit  ie  derived 
from  the  operation  of  the  Brooklyn  Heights  (including  the  Brooklyn 
City)  and  the  Brooklyn  Queens  County  A  Suburban,  which  see. 

OFFICERS— President,  Clinton  L.  Rosslter;  Vice- President,  Horace  C. 
Du  Val;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  T.  8.  Williams. 

DIRECTORS— Clinton  L.  Rosslter,  W.  C.  Bryant,  Horace  C.  Du  Val,  John 
».  Kelley,  Timothy  S.  Williams,  John  G.  Jenkins,  Theodore  F.  Jackson, 


Anthony  N.  Brady,  Henry  Seibert,  Seth  L.  Keeney,  David  H.  Valentine, 
John  Englis.    INDEX— V.  63,  p.  793  ;  V.  64,  p.  80,  233,  329,  373. 

BROOKLYN  RAPID  TRANSIT  SYSTEM- 
BROOKLYN  HEIGHTS  RR.— (Sre  Map  on  page  17.)— A  cable  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1887.  Entire  stock  owned  by  Brooklyn 
Rapid  Transit,  in  whose  interest  it  has  a  999-year  lease  of  tne  Brooklyn 
City  Railroad— which  see. 

STOCK  &  BONDS  Date.     Interest.          OuMand'g    Maturity. 

.Stock $200,000    

Istmortgage 1891    5%    A.— O.  250,000    Apr.  1,1941 

Loans  and  bills  payable  Dec.  31,  1896,  $434,000. 

ROAD.—  -Miles.  I     EARNINGS— See  Brook  yn  Rapid 

City  Hall  to  Wall  St.  Ferry >s  I  Transit  Co.    The  cable  road  itself 

Second  truck 13  I  had  in  year!895-96  gross  earnings 

Branch  to  power  house 0-18  |  of  $48,147. 

I  Cable  cars  owned 8 

Total  road  owned 1-18  I 

LATEST  EARNINGS— From  July  1st  to  Dec.  31,  six  months: 
6mo8.toDec.31.  Gross.  Net.         nth. inc.     Int., tax., etc.      Balance. 

1896 $2,253,041    $946,736    $120,940       $987,431  sur.  $80,245 

1895 2,165,348      888,786       109,233       1,046,638  def.    48,619 

Earnings  for  the  calendar  year  were  given  in  V.  64,  p.  80,  showing 
surplus  over  charges  in  1896  $89,606,  against  a  deficit  of  $706,758 
in  1895. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Report  for  1895-96  was 
given  in  V.  63,  p.  268. 


1895-6. 

Gross $4,272,393 

Net 1,789,1*7 

Other  inc..      232,599 


1894-5. 
$4,052,189 
1,192,383 
220,875 


1895-6. 
Int.,  rents., 
tax's,&c.$2,044,875 


1894-5. 
$2,075,865 


Total.. $2,001,766    $1,413,258       Bal'noe. .df.$43,109  df.$6G2,607 

GENERAL  BALANCE  SHEET  DECEJ1BEB  31,  1896. 


Assets. 

Road  and  equipment —  $465,805 
Brooklyn  City  RR.,  acct. 

construction 3,264 , 596 

Betterments 72,312 

Supplies  on  hand 128.396 

Open  accts.,  etc 117,383 

Cash  on  hand 322,207 

Profit  &  loss,  deficiency.    157,768 


Liabilities. 

Stock $200.000 

Funded  debt 250,000 

Loaus  and  bills  payable. .    434,000 

Int.  due  and  accrued 3,071 

Wages  and  open  accts...     168,590 
Rentals  &  taxes  accrued.    539,741 
Equity  in  B'ilyn  City  RR. 
constr.  acct 2,933,065 


Total $4,528,467       Total $4,528,467 

OFFICERS— President,  Clinton  L.  Rossiter;  Secretary,  T.  S.  William* 
Put  chasing  Agent.  E.  L.  LeBars.  Office,  Clinton  and  Montague  Street*. 

DIRECTORS— (Elected  in  1897)— Clinton  L.  Rossiter,  John  Engli.», 
Theodore  F.  Jackson,  Seth  L.  Keeney,  D.  H.  Valentine,  Horace  C. 
Du  Val,  Henry  Seibert,  T.  8.  Williams,  Anthony  N.  Brady,  John  ti. 
Jenkins,  William  Cullen  Bryant,  John  D.  Keiley,  C.  D.  Meneely). 

INDEX— V.  62,  p.  276,  456,  868;  V.  63,  p.  268,  837;  V.  64,  p.  80,  32i>. 

BROOKLYN  RAPID  TRANSIT  SYSTEM- 
BROOKLYN  CITY  RR.— (See  Map  on  page  17.)— A.  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Chartered  in  1853  under  laws  of  New  York,  and 
began  operating  in  July.  1854.  In  1890  consolidated  with  its  leased 
lines.  Possession  under  lease  to  Brooklyn  Heights  RR.  Co.  (now  eon- 
trolled  by  Brooklyn  Rapid  Transit  Co.)  was  given  June  6, 1893 

STOCK  &  BONDS—     Date.        Interest. 

Stock  ($10  shares) 10%Q.-J.15 

lstM.&con.M.$500&c.!891>    5     J.   &   J. 

Subj.  to  call  in  1916 — c*  5  Int.  at  Long 
•9  fB'k'nCrosst.lstM.1888..    5     J.   <fe  J 
i    G'dSt.&New.li 


IstM 5     F.   &  A. 

C.C.G.P.&B.lstM.1887..  6     J.    &  D. 

i  i  NewW.&Fl.lst7sext.'97  4<3  F.  &  A. 

3  iGr.&Lor.  St.  IstM 6     M.  &  N. 


Outstand'g. 

$12,000,000  Jail.15,'117,  2^ 
6,000,000    July    1,  1941 
Island  Bank,  Brooklyn. 

200,000  July  1,1908 
200,000  1900 

2OO.OOO  June  1,  1907 
200,000  July  1,  1941 
125.000  May  1,  1910 

LEASE  AND  RENTAL — Leased  Feb.  14, 1893  to  the  Brooklyn  IleigMf 
RR.  Co.  for  999  years  at  10  per  cent  on  stock,  all  charges,  etc.  The 
Brooklyn  Rapid  Transit  owns  the  stock  of  the  Brooklyn  Heights  Cu 
There  was  deposited  $4,000,000  as  a  guaranty  fund  to  secure  fulfilment 
of  terms  of  lease,  but  no  dividends  to  be  paid  on  Brooklyn  K.  T. 
stock  while  fund  is  below  $4,000,000.  The  Brooklyn  City  RR. 
required  to  re-pay,  on  appraisal,  any  money  expended  by  the  lessee  fi  r 
betterments  if  at  any  time  the  lease  is  terminated.  See  V.  59,  p.  -7. 

ROAD— Company  owns  204  miles   of  track   in   city   of   Brooklyn, 
extending  to  East  New  York  and  Queens  County. 


Roads  owned  in  fee  — 


Miles. 


Sidings,  etc 


Totalof  all  track  July, '90. .204 


Main  line  and  br'ches,  trolley 
Second  track  ..................   87*4 

DIVIDENDS—  For  many  years  8  per  cent;  in  1893  guaranteed  10  oer 
cent  under  the  lease.  Extra  dividend  of  2  percent  in  1894.  In  1395, 
Jan.,  2^  p.  c.;  April,  213  p.  c.  ;  July,  5  p.  c.,  of  which  2  "3  p.  o.  extra. 
(V.  61,  p.  68);  Oct.,  2  >9  p.  o  ;  in  1896,  10  p.  o.;  in  1897,  Jan.,  2h  p.  c. 

BONDS—  The  mortgage  of  1891  is  for  $6,000,000  and  is  a  first  lien  on 
the  old  Brooklyn  City  road  and  a  consol.  lien  on  the  lines  acquired  by 
consolidation  in  1890.  Of  the  $6,000,000  issued,  $4,373,000  are  in 
the  hands  of  the  public  and  the  balance  are  held  in  the  guaranty  fund. 
The  balance  sheet  of  the  lessee  company,  the  Brooklyn  Heights  RR., 
on  June  30,  1  896,  showed  $2,821,704  spent  on  the  Brooklyn  City  RR. 
for  betterments  and  construction.  Under  the  lease  this  amount,  ou 
appraisal,  is  payable  to  the  lessee  if,  for  any  reason,  the  lease  is  ter 
minated.  New  Williamsburg  &  Flatbush  first  7s,  due  Feb.  1  ,  1897,  for 
$200,000  were  extended  to  1941  at  413  per  cent.—  V.  64,  p.  233. 

ANNUAL  REPORT—  The  last  annual  statement  was  in  V.  59,  p.  423. 
The  earnings  are  included  in  the  report  of  the  Brooklyn  Height*  RR. 
Co.  above.  They  are  not  reported  separately. 

OFFICERS—  President,  Edward  Merrltt;  Vlce-Presideut,  Edward  I> 
White;  Secretary  and  Treasutcr,  Thomas  P.  Swin.—  V.  04,  p.  41.  '233. 


TRANSIT-BROOKLYN 
RAILROAD.— (See    Map  on 


BROOKLYN       RAPID 
QUEENS    COUNTY   &   SUBURBAN 
page  17.)— A.  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— A  consolidation  iu  January,  1894— see  V.  58,  p.  li 
The  Brooklyn  Rapid  Transit  owns  practically  the  entire  capital  stock, 
but  the  road  is  operated  separately.  In  1894  the  trolley  was  introduced. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


17 


18 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


K  *  BONDS— 
&&     • 


Date.       lateral. 


—  I   • 

Underlying  bonds— 
Jamaica *BTn  K'd  1st  M..K. 


OitHtand'g. 
$2,000,000 


U-lurily. 
None. 


5  R.  J.-J.          240,000  Jan.    1,1930 


.  j.       3,500,000  May    1.  1941 


BM     iieen        .  <          .— 
Irt  M.,  «3.500.00a  gold  1894  )   5  .  j.  . 

I  •« 

Of  the  93,500,000  flrst  mortgage  bonds  of  1894  $350,000  were  used 
July.  1895,  to  retire  Broadway  Co.  bonds  and  remainder  to  "  trolley"  the 
•ystem.  The  Jamaica  &  Brooklyn  bonds  have  certain  property  which 
will  provide  for  them  at  maturity.  Consolidated  mortgage  bonds  (of 
which  $1,750,000  are  reserved  for  extensions)  are  a  flrit  Hen  on  all 
extensions  of  the  system  aud  a  second  lien  on  the  line  now  In  operation. 

Loans  and  bills  payable  Dec.  31,  1896,  were  $435,940;  profit  and 
loss,  deficiency,  $334,008.  The  company  had  *250,000  of  Its  consols 
In  the  treasury;  these  being  Included  In  the  $2.750.000  outstanding,  of 
which  $1.875.000  are  owned  by  Brooklyn  Rapid  Transit  Co. 

LATEST  EARNINGS—  From  July  1  to  Dec.  31,  six  months: 
«  mot  to  Dee  31.     Gross.          AVI.     Oth.  into.  Int.,taxes.ete.    Balance. 
1SU6  ....$380.024  $151.064     $4,540     $1^8,08^    sur$*62(H 

1895.1!.."  ......  ;   348,799    118,374     13.363       169,135     dof.  37,397 

Earnings  for  calendar  year  were  glyen  In  V.  64,  p.  80,  showing  defi- 
cit under  charges  of  $79,214  in  1890,  against  deficit  oi  $134,156  in 
1895. 


ANNUAL    REPORT-Fiscal   year 
ends  June  30. 

Yr.end.Jne.30,      1896.  1895. 

G  ross  earns . . .  $684.946  $589,408 

Net  earns V33.815  174,182 

Other  income.     1«,018  36,129 

Int.,taxes,eto.  345,560  339,068 


ROAD— Including  lines  to  East 
New  York,  Cypress  Hills  and  Ja- 
maica, and  on  Ralph,  Sumner, 
Roid,  Metropolitan  Aves.,  etc. 

Miles. 

Mainline 22»a 

Second  track 22Hi  

Total  operated  Nov.,  1895.  45  I  Bal..  deficit...  $93,727  $128,757 
Total,iuclud'gprojected,125mlles.  | 

OFFICERS— President,  Clinton  L.  Rossiter;  VIce-President,  John  G. 
Jenkins;  Secretary,  T. 8.  Williams. 

DIRECTORS— Elected  in  November,  1896 :  Henry  Siebert,  T.  8.  Wil- 
liams, D.  H.  Valentine,  Moses  May,  John  G.  Jenkins,  John  G.  Jenkins, 
Jr.,  Clinton  L.  Ronslter,  Anthony  N.  Brady  and  Bernard  Gallagher. 

INDEX-V.  62,  p.  276,  868;  V.  63,  p.  558,  837;  V.  64,  p.  80,  329. 

BROOKLYN    CITY    &    NEWTOWN    RR.- 

OR3*tOZATION— Chartered  May  22, 1860.    De  Kalb  Aveiuie  line. 

STOCK  &  BONDS.  Date.  Interest.  Onlstand'g.  Last  dit>.,  <rc. 
Stock  (jiiob  shares)  ..  10  Q.-F.  $1,000,000  Feb.  1,'97,1  »a% 
]*tM.  $2.00<),000..  1889  5JT-J.  1,960,000  July  1,  1939 
R.E.morU.Mar.,'96 191,605  

Interest  and  dividends  paid  at  Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  City. 


ROAD—  Miles. 

Single  track,  main  line 8-80 

second  track  do  8'55 

Weight  of  rails  66  *a  and  98  Ibs. 

DIVIDENDS-?  1892.      1893. 


JBlM 

Sidings 1-40 


Total  owned  June  30, 1895..  18-75 
1894.        1895.       1896.         1897. 

Per  cent.      J      4  8  11  11  10     Feb.,  1*8% 

BONDS— The  oonsol.  (now  1st)  mortgage  of  1889  is  for  $2,000,000. 
Trustee,  Mercantile  Trust  Co..  N.  Y. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— 6  months,    ( 1896. gross,  $262,641 ;  net,  $91,523 
July  1  to  Deo.  31.  i  1895. gross,    279,657;  net,  109,440 

Surplus  over  charges  (6  mos.),  $30,087  in  1896;  $49,081  in  1895. 
ANNUAL  REPORT.— Results  for  the  fiscal  years  ending  June  30 : 

1895-6.     1894-5.    I  1895-6.     1894-5. 

Gross $553,586 $616,909    Int.  on  bonds..  $98,012    $96,750 

Net 220,873    234,353    Taxes 20,742      17,603 

Other  income..       8,028  364    Rental, etc 10,569      10,565 


Net  Income... $229,501  $234,717    Bal.,  surplus...  $100,178  $109,799 

Dividends  (10)  100,000(11)  110,000 

GKSKHAL  BALANCE  SHEET  JUNE  30,  1896. 


Assets— 

Road  and  equipment... $3,260,431 

Permanent  investm'ts.  10,557 

Supplies  on  hand 14,159 

Accrued  Interest 98,011 

Due  011  open  accounts..  12.62O 

Cash  on  hand 59,169 


Liabilities — 

Capital  stock $1 ,000,000 

Funded  debt 1,970,000 

Loans  and  bills  payable        10,000 

Int.  on  funded  debt. 49,250 

Open  accounts,  etc 20,556 

Mortgage  on  real  estate      191,605 
Front  and  loss,  surplus.      213,535 


Total $3,454,946          Total $3,454,946 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  N.  Partridge;  Secretary  and  Treasurer, 
Duncan  B.  Cannon;  Supt.  and  Pur.  Agent,  John  L.  Helns.  Office. 
DeKalb  and  Central  avenues,  Brooklyn.— V.  63,  p.  557. 


BROOKLYN  ELEVATED  RAILROAD- 
A  steam  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Chartered  May  26, 1874,  and  in  October,  1890,  con- 
solidated with  the  Union  Elevated.  The  Seaside  &  Brooklyn  Bridge 
road  was  built  under  a  separate  charter  and  its  bonds  guaranteed.  It 
Is  proposed  to  run  the  cars  over  the  Brooklyn  Bridge— see  V.  64,  p 
329. 

STOCK,  BONOS.  ETC.—        Date.   Interest.    Outstand'g.   Maturity,  etc. 

Stock  $13,283.600,  $100 $13,283,600 

1st  mort.,  gold  ($l,OOO).c*     1884    6g.A-O        3,500,000 
2d  mort.,  gold  ($l,OOO).c*     1885    5g.  J-J        1,250,000 

Union  Elevated  bonds  assumed — 
1st  mort.,  gold,    ($1,000)  /  ,rt87    fi    M  „ 

$5_50,000  per  mile c*$  1887    Bg'M 

1887    5g.  J-J 


Oct.  1, 1924 
July  1, 1915 


6,150,000    May  1, 1937 
2,068,000   Jan.  1, 1927 


1892    5g.  J-J        1,365,000     July  1, 1942 


•-M  M.  income,  nan-earn., 

$185,000  p.  m.,  gold...r 

Guaranteed  bonds — 
Seaside  &  Brooklyn  Bridge 

1st  M.,  gold,  guar.  p.  &  1. 

($1,000) cAr 

All  Interest  is  payable  at  Central  Trust  Company,  New  York. 

BONDS— When  net  earnings  suffice  »  sinking  fund  will  purchase 
Brooklyn  Elevated  2d  5s  if  obtainable  at  90  and  first  6s  at  105— no 
bonds  drawn.  Union  Elevated  mortgage  trustee  IB  Central  Trust  Co, 
Abstracts  In  V.  49,  p.  583.  See  also  V.  48,  p.  129 ;  V.  49,  p.  471. 

The  Seaside  Company's  mortgage  Is  for  $4,000,000,  of  which  $3,000, 
OOO  for  the  construction  and  equipment  of  the  roads  north  of  Sixty, 
flfth  Street  and  $1,000,000  for  those  south  of  it;  tke  amount  outatand 


ng  in  December,  1895,  was  $1,365,000.    There  are   additional  bonds- 
>ut  as  collateral  for  loans.— V.  6O,  p.  479. 

ROAD— Owns  from  Fulton  Ferry  to  East  New  York,  5-73  miles ;  Broad  - 
way  and  Lexington  Avenue  to  Broadway  Ferry,  2-78  miles,  aud  Myrtle 
Avenue  to  Adams  Street  and  Brooklyn  Bridge,  4-82  miles ;  branch  tc 
Greenwood,  3-58  miles ;  Seaside  <b  B.  B.  E.  RR.  to  Cypress  Hills,  1-4 
niles,  and  to  65th  Street,  1-8  miles;  total,  20-11  miles;  second  track. 
20-11  miles;  total  track,  40-22  miles.  Cars  are  run  (since  May  17, 1896,)' 
.".in  Brooklyn  Bridge,  via  Union  Station  at  36th  Street  and  5th 
A vKiiuc,  over  the  old  Prospect  Park  &  Coney  Island  to  Coney  Island. 

EQUIPMENT— Locomotives  owned,  7d;  leased,  19;  passenger  oar* 
owned,  226;  leased.  60. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— State  taxes  have  been  paid,  but  municipal 
taxes  for  1895  and  1896  are  in  dispute  In  the  courts-  see  V.  64,  p.  80. 
Loans  (bills  payable)  Deo.  31,  1896  (secured  by  $1,210,000  Seaside  .* 
B.  B.  firsts)  were  $605,000,  having  been  increased  $195,000  during 
the  year;  there  was  due  "  operating  fund  "  $166,172. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Report  for  year  ending  Deo.  31, 1896,  was  given 
in  V.  64,  p.  80.  "Fixed  charges"  Include  all  State  and  municipal 
taxes;  but  the  municipal  taxes  on  the  structure  have  not  been  paid. 
Excluding  local  taxes  on  structure  the  deficiency  for  1896  would  be 
$75,235.  Increase  in  gross  and  net  in  1895  was  due  to  strike  on  trol 
ley  roads. 

tiet.       Fixed  Charges.      Balance. 
$(.88,699       $882,084       def.$193,385 
924,699          8AU.428        sur.     65,271 
689,754          831,093       def.   141,339 
742,367          764,897       def.     22,530 


Year  end.  Dee.  31 .     Gross. 

1890 $1,718,688 

1895 2,082,937 

1894 1,730,848 

1893 1,839,280 


OENERAL  BALANCE  SHEET  DEC.  31,   1896. 

Liabilities. 

Stock $13,283,600 

Fundoddebt 12,968,000 

Loans  &.  bills  payable.  605,000 

Int.  due  and  accrued..  114,000 

Taxes  accrued 310,530 

Open  accounts,  Ac 106,645 


Assets. 
Road  and  equipment.  .$26,613,684 

Supplies  on  liand 38,508 

Bins  receivable 432, BOO 

Miscellaneous ?2,800 

Cash  on  hand 63,537 

Piottt  and  loss,  deficit.  186,637 


Total  assets $27,387,775       Total  liabilities $27,387,77! 

OFFICERS— President,  F.  Uhlmann;  Vice- President,  G.  W.  Wlngate; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  E.  Dyer,  Jr.  DIRECTORS  (Elected  January, 
1897)  :— Ernst  Thalman,  Edward  Lauterbach,  Leonard  Lewieohn,. 
Simon  Rothschild,  Jacob  Soholle,  Henry  Sideuburg,  Henry  W.  Put- 
nam. Jr.,  Simon  Uhlmann,  George  W.  Wingate,  Ellsba  Dyer,  Jr.,  Win. 
Halls,  Jr.,  Emil  Schaefer.— (V.  63,  p.  78,  356;  V.  64,  p.  8O,  81,  286, 
329,  373.> 

BROOKLYN  NEWTOWN  JAMAICA  & 
FLUSHING  RR. -A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— This  company  has  been  organized  to  build  electrie 
lailways  from  Brooklyn  to  Jamaica,  College  Point.  Flushing,  White- 
stone,  etc.,  within  a  radius  of  twenty-five  miles  of  Brooklyn.  It  i* 
stated  that  rights  of  way  have  been  secured.  N.  R.  Appleton  of  New 
York  is  President,  and  with  him  is  associated  Benjamin  F.  Frick,. 
formerly  secretary  of  the  Atlantic  Avenue  RR.— V.  63,  p.  401. 

CONEY  ISLAND  &  BROOKLYN  RR.- 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Dec.  10, 1860. 

STOCK  &  BONDS.—    Par.         Interest.         Outstand'g.    Last  die.,  <te. 

8tock($l,000,000)....    100    Text.  A.  -  O.      $1,000,000    Apr.  1, 189& 

First  mort.,  cur.,  c....  1,000        5     J.-J.  300,000    Jan.   1, 1903. 

Trustee,  Brook.  Trust  Co.     Int.  at  Mechanics'  Bank,  Brook. 

Cert,  of  indebt.  1895.  l.OOO        5     J.-J.     $400,000       July  1,1903 

ROAD— Brooklyn  to  Coney  Island  with  branches,  12>4  miles;  second 
track,  12^4;  total  track  August,  1895,  24%;  weight  of  rails,  60  Ibs 

DIVIDENDS — In  1893  4  per  cent  on  $500,000  and  3  per  cent  on 
$1,000,000;  in  1894,  5  per  cent;  in  1895,  April,  2  per  cent.;  Oct.  4  per 
cent  (of  which  1  per  cent  was  extra);  in  1896,  April,  1^. 

LATEST  EARNINGS-S months, 5 1896. ..gross, $114,666;  net, $51,189 
July  I  to  Sept.  30.  J1895... gross,    134,760;  net,    72,993 

Surplus  over  3  months'  charges,  $36,542  in  1896;  $60,351  in  1895. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.    Earnings  have  been : 

1896.         1895.      I  1896.  1895. 

Ave'gemilesop.  _  24%          24%     I  Int.,  taxes,  etc. $55,569      $49,85' 


Gross  earnings. $363,943  $353,200 


Bal.  fordivs...   87,017 
Dividends  paid.      (1) 


77,581 
39,992 


Net 140,517    125,333 

Other  income ..       2,069        2,105 

OFFICERS— President,  Dennis  W.  Sullivan  (elected  in  October,  1895): 
Secretary,  Willis  Brower;  Treasurer,  W.  Yanderhof.  Office,  Smith  and 
Ninth  streets,  Brooklyn.  INDEX— V.  62,  p.  185,  778;  V.  63,  p.  268- 


KINGS  COUNTY  ELECTRIC  RR.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  November  29, 1892,  with  capital  stoi 
of  $500,000  to  construct  16  miles  of  track.     Said  to  be  controlled  by 
the  Nassau  Electric,  for  which   road  it  would  be   an   extension  to 
Jamaica  and  Hempstead. 

KINGS    COUNTY    ELEVATEJD-A  steam  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Jan.  6,  1879,  and  road  opened  In  April. 
1888.    Securities  readjusted  in  1895.    The  Fulton  Elevated  has  beer 
absorbed.    In  February,  1896,  agreement  was  made  to  lease  theele 
vated  extension  of  Brooklyn  &  Brighton  Beach  RR.,  about  >4  mile,  and 
about  3  miles  of  trackage  additional,  for  rapid   transit   purposes- 
Through  trains  are  run  to  Brighton  Beach;  see  V.  63,  p.  754.    1 
proposed  to  run  the  cars  over  the  Brooklyn  Bridge— see  V.  64,  p.  3! 
Connection  is  to  be  made  with  tie  Long  Irland   Electric   for  the 
running  of  through  cars  to  Far  Rockaway.    V.  64,  p.  330. 

RECEIVERSHIP— Aug.  31, 1896,  James  Jourdan  was  made  reoelvi 
the  company  being  unable  to  meet  its  obligations,  including  the  inter 
est  due  Sept.  1  on  the  Fulton  Elevated  bonds.— See  V.  63,  p.  402. 

Floating  Debt— The  company's  floating  indebtedness  August, 
was  stated  as  follows:  Bills  payable  secured,  $211,700;  on  time,  $7 
500;  open  supply  accounts,  $5O,000;  wages,  $7,500;   interest  due  o 
Sept.  I  on  Fulton  Elevated  bonds.  $63,575.    The  avail »1>1«'  < '•'•- 
sources  are  $5,OOO.    Accrued  taxes  to  Mar,  31, 1896,  of  $138,369. 


STitEET    RAILWAYS. 


19 


JfOCK  dk  BONOt-  ««•.    I»ttntt.  Ogtta»*g.  Maturity,  etc- 

["c'iaSS    6g.'j'-j       $200.000    Jan."l,'i925 

l"  fc5!>J&i^i:?S!iU8^Ji  1885    Sg.JW       3.231,000    Jan.  1,  1926 
A,  $550,000  per  mile.... c  {Jul     1896,  coupons  laat  paid. 

^.,        ...    ..M  M»"«I  nn«i  1889    5g.  M-S     2.543.OOO    Mar.  1. 1929 
FultonELUt  M..-A  -$1.000  j  Int>rt  du»  8ept>  .9^  not  pd.  ,t  maturity. 

King*  County  3d  mort.  ooL  tr.  income*— 

A"$1.000.0OO.  inc.  eum..     1893     6  p.  o.      (See  text.)    Apr.  1, 1938 

••B"  Income  euu» 1893     6  p.  c.  5OO.OOO    Apr.  1, 1938 

Income  decent,  non  cum...      1893     6  p.  c.       3,545.350    Apr.  1,  193-t 
Cartrust*  ($4.000  due  each  ,  1893      6  F-A  28.00O         1895-1903 

Feb.  1);  par.  $1,000 {interest  at  Atlantic  Trust  Co..  N.  Y. 

MM.  $1  OOO  (see  ten)...       1888    Sg/A-O  $3,377,000    Apr.  1, 1938 

raaded  coup,  scrip 1890    6  Apr.  1       448.95O    Apr.  1. 19OO 

«la**-la  1895  K.  C.  stook  wa*  Increased  from  $3,25O.OOO  to  $4,750,- 
»)»,  in  exchange  for  like  amount  of  Fulton  (took. 

DEFAULT-COMMITTEE— Intenet  doe  Sept.  1. 1896,  on  Fulton  EL  1st* 
and  Jan.  1,  1897.  on  K.  C.  flnt  mortgage  5*  and  6*  wa*  not  paid 
Committee :  For  K.  C.  EL  and  Fulton  33.  flrata—  August  Belmont,  Wm- 
A.  Read  and  Walter  O.  Oakman. 

18*5  the  second  mortgage  debt  wa*  mostly  read 
pec  plan  of  June.  1884.  la  T.  U,  p.  1034.  By  this  plan 
Homi  muifmgi  rrllmttral  trutt  cumulative  income  bond*  were  Issued, 
$1.000.000  aerie*  "A"  being  authorised  tor  floating  debt  and  future 
aeed*  aad  $448.950  series  "  B"  for  old  faaisit  coupon  scrip  of  1890. 
lateral  tnut  bond*  an  secured  by  deposit  In  tnut  of  the  old 
nrtgage  5  per  eeat  bond*  (the  total  lasue  of  whloh  wa*  $3,377.- 


STOCK  <&  BONDS— 

Stock  ($6,000,000) 


000.  mo»t  of  which  were  turned  la)  and  hare  a  second  lien  on  the  Ful- 
ton Elevated  (BOW  Merged)  a*  well  a*  the  rest  of  the  property. 


OncCHt-Pneldent.  James  J 


Laan*  and  bills  payable  June  30. 1886,  $333.700.  againat  $185,819 
la  1895. 

Of  the  Klwrs  County  1st  M.  $200.000  are  6* :  trustee  U  Mercantile 
Tnut  Co.  of  >  Y.  (See  abstract  of  flnt  mortgage  la  V.  49,  p.  237.) 
Trustee  of  Fulton  Elevated  1st  mortgage  I*  Cemtral  Tnut  Co..  N.  T. 

ROAD— King*  County  owns  donble-traek  road  through  Fulton  Street 
,o  former  city  line;  Fulton  Elevated  theme*  to  new  city  line. 
Track*  wen  ••  follow*  on  Jon*  SO,  1886,  31-723  mile*  in  all : 
Traekt-  tit.  id.  jd.    Kdinfl.tte.  Total. 

Hag*  County  El.,  mile*.  ...5444       5-444       O-962       O  627        12-477 

Futon  El.,  mile* 2-884       3-884       O-475       3-OO3         9-244 

EauiPMENT-LocomoUve*  owned,  43;  leaaed,  1;  paasenger  can 
owned.  130;  leased.  15;  other  can.  8. 

AL  REKWT-Ftaeal  year  end*  Jane  SO.    BeanlU  for  1895-96, 
with  balance  sheet,  wen  given  In  V.  63,  p.  5O2,  *howlng  a*  follow* : 

1890-96.       1894-95. 
Int.  on  bond*' 
B*k*ga.lat. 
-     ..„ 

.*!? : ) i  5o;o3i 

.def.$96.04»  df.$4 1.B78 

r.  James  H.  Frothing 
[  Agent,  W  T.  Oouadie.    OflJee, 
HO  Franklin  Ave..  Breoklyu.  N.  Y.-(V.  63.  p.  336.  4O2.  CO*.  754 ;  V. 

i.  33$.  330.  373.) 

KINGS  COUNTY  TRACTION  CO.- 
OHOANIZATION  -  Incorporated  la  March.  1686.  and  purchased  the 
SIMU  of  the  Brooklyn  Traction  Co  .  owning  all  the  oaaHal  (took  of  the 
Atlantic  Avenue  BB.  The  Atlantic  Ave.  aad  Brooklyn  Bath  *  Wast 
Ead  Unas  (old  Brooklya  Traction  System)  war*  Issisrt  la  1886  for  868 
rears  to  to*  Haaaaa  Bootrlc  BB.;  thorofaro  Uto  dags  County  Traottoa 


Dale.     Interett.    Outttand'g.     Maturity. 

$6,000,000  

1st  "mortgage  (MrdoO.OOOKApr.,  1894  5g.A.-O.    4.049.OOO  Apr.  1, 1944 
Interest  Is  payable  by  R.  T.  Wilson  &  Co.,  33  Wall  St.,  New  York. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— For  3  months  ending  Sept.  30, 1896,  gross  on 
1 23  miles,  $551,170 ;  net,  $242,088  ;  other  income,  $18,656;  Interest, 
taxes,  etc..  $177.868;  balance,  surplus,  $82,876— see  V.  63,  p.  1010. 

Mortgage  Trutlee.— Hamilton  Trust  Company. 

EARNINGS— The  road  was  opened  July  28, 1895.  In  April,  1896,  the 
lines  of  the  Atlantic  Avenue  RR.  (Including  Brooklyn  Bath  &  West  End 
road),  aggregating  59  miles  of  track,  wera  leased,  making  the  total 
track  operated  June  30, 119  miles.  Results  for  the  period  from  July 
28, 1895,  to  June  30, 1896,  were  as  follows : 

Gross  earnings $715,942  I  Interest  on  bonds $96,379 

Operating expenae. 439.9O3  I  T^o.........^ ...........   ^6.273 

Net  earning* $276,039  I 

Other  Income.. 18,926  l        Total  charges $238,714 

Balance,  surplus $56,251 

Total  net $294,965  I 

GENERAL  BALANCE  SHEET  JKBE  30.  1896. 

Liabiiitiel. 

Capital  stook $6,OOO.OOO 

Funded  debt 4.049.0OO 

Loans  and  bills  payable      142300 

Interest  accrued 50,612 

Wage*  and  supplies 53,579 

Open  account* 148,534 

Tares  and  rentals  aoor.        86,114 
Profit  and  loss,  surplus.        56,250 


AflMfe, 

Boad  and  equipment... $8,085,588 

Supplies 23,925 

Openaccount* 108,921 

Cash. 184.657 

Prepaid  Insurance 7,4:i'.i 

Betterm'U  leaaed  lines.      176,357 
Int.  In  prelected  lines..  2.OOO.OOO 


Total 


et* $10,586,889 


Total  liabilities. . .  .$10,586,889 


ROAD— Owns  road  from  Broadway  Ferry  to  Canarsle  landing,  39th 
Street  Ferry,  Sheepahead  Bay,  Manhattan  Beach  and  Fort  Hamilton, 
about  63  mile*  of  track;  leases  Atlantic  Avenue  lines,  reaching  City 
Han,  Fulton.  Wall  and  South  ferries.  Bensonhunt,  Bath  and  Coney 
Island ;  total  leaaed,  59  miles;  total  operated,  122  miles.  See  V.  61,  p. 
925.  A  road  from  Brooklyn  to  Jamaica  and  Hempstead  Is  under  oon- 
.Ideration.-See  Kings  County  Electric. 

OFFICERS.— President,  Albert  L  Johnson;  Secretary,  James  C. 
Church;  Treasurer, Tom.  L.  Johnson.  Office,  268  Twenty-third  St., 
Brooklyn.-V.  63,  p.  227,  657, 1010;  V.  64,  p.  329.  373. 

NASSAU  ELECTRIC  SYSTEM- ATLANTIC  AVE- 
NUE  RAILROAD— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1872.  The  entire  capital  stock  1* 
owned  bv  the  Kingi  County  Traction  Co.  The  road.  Including  Brooklyn 
Bath  *  Wost  End.  wa*  leaaed  April  4,  1896,  to  Nassau  Electric 
BB.  for  869  yean  at  a  rental  of  $15O,OOO  for  the  flnt  two  yean  and 
$180.000  thereafter;  the  leasee  to  pay  all  charge*  and  to  spend  $5OO.- 
OOO  In  improvement*,  which  improvement*  have  been  made. 

STOCK  it,  BONDS—         Dale.        tnttntl.    OutitmneUna. 

8took($50).:V:      _. See  text     $2.000.00.? 

Oca.  mort.  (BOW  1st) 8      A.-O. 

8.  B'klynCen.lstM.as'd.    . 


4*m  a*«  operate  aay  road,  tat  m*r*ty  rwMl  v««  Use  rectal  do*  tram  the 
****aa  Eleetrle  aad  diMrlbuU*  It  to  the  TnettoB  Co.  .tockhotden 
Tb*amn«alr««talUa«  follows:  $ISO.OOO for  flnt  two  yean  from  Feb- 
ruary, MM,  and  $180.000  Ihsrssfter. 

3TOCK-The  King*  Omuty  Traetlon  mtfftal  stock  U  $4.MO.OOO;  par 
•100.  DiviDEVDC—Ia  1897.on  Jaa.  35. 1  per  oent.  payable  at  Central 
Tnut  Co..  Xe»  York.-T.  03.  p.  •$«.  82O;  V.  64.  p.  83. 

LONG  ISLAND  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY- 
A  trolley  road. 

OMANlZATKMr-CtMrMmd  Mareh  5.  1984. 
rMoeat  Ave.,  at  the  tormiu*  of  the  King*  Co. 
HempsMstd,  Far  Rock* way.  eta.    Boad  aiiasl  to  Jamaica  In  July, 
l  •>»«.  power  being  farnlab«d  by  Brooklyn  City  raad.    It  I*  expected  to 
he  road  completed  to  Far  Boekaway  la  1897.    Through  can  are 
n  to  the  Brooklyn  Bridge  over  th*>  Klag*  O*«a«r  Ktevated  BR. 

STOCKk  BOMOO-     DaU.  Inltrmt.       OnManff.     Maturity. 

$•00000 

.006  <  i»95         :,'i'j'-ii        oooiooo    Jane  1.1925 
«*<     Int.  at  Hamilton  Tnut.  Brooklyn.  TnutM. 

OncCRS— Prealdeat.  A.  R.  Hart.  320  Pearl  St..  H.  Y.;  Trea*urer.  A 
•nberg.  100  Broadway.  N.  Y.-T.  $2.  p.  548. 779;  V.  64.  p.  330. 

LONG    ISLAND 


Allan.  Are.  con.  M.  gold  1891 
Improvement  M..  gold..  1983 
— 3MT- 


7  F.-A. 
6  F.-A. 
5  g.  A.-O. 
Bg.  i.-i. 
ft  ...... 


$2,000,000        See  text. 
759,000   Oct.    1     1909 
120,000   Aug.  1 
150,000    Aug.  1 
1,966,000   Oct.    1 
1,500,000  Jan.    1 
•j'j3.r>oo 


1897 

1  s:.7 
1931 


Inlerttt  U  payable  by  &  T.  Wilson  A  Co.,  33  Wall  Street,  New  York. 
B***b.-Ta«  tmttttUmttt  morlgagt  of    1891  la  for  $3,000,000,  of 
which  haUans  nalTTtH  I*  reaervad  for  prior  Hen*.    The  imprortment 
d  to  $1, 500.000)  waaUsued  In  18U3.    See  V.  56,  p.  735. 


thoto  mortgage*  cover  the  double-track  stoam  railroad  leaaed  to 
the  L.  I.  BB.  Co.  a*  wall  a*  the  road  owned  and  operated. 

DIVIDENDS— In  1891.  6  p.  c.;  In  1892,  6  r  o.;  for  year  1893-94,  5  p.  o. 

ROAD-  Company  operates  42\  mile*  of  track  la  City  of  Brooklyn. 

Roemt  tuilttl  in  ft*—  Miltt.  Boad  leated.  tie.—  MUer, 

Main  line  aad  brohs.  (trolley). 20  Old  Brooklyn  Cable  road,  etc..  3*4 

fleooad  track  ..  18>»  

Mdlags 4          Total  operated  1895 42*4 

In  addlntn  own*  la  fee  the  double-track  steam  road  from  Jamaica  to 
FlaUnuh  Avenue  Station  In  Brooklyn  9>«  mile*  (19  miles  of  track), 
whloh  U  ln*s»rt  for  98  yean  from  June  1, 1877,  to  the  Long  Island  RR. 
Co.,  aflbrding  that  company  entrance  Into  the  City  of  Brooklyn— rental, 
formerly  a  percentage  of  receipts,  wan  changed  in  1895  to  $6O,OOO 
yearly ,-V.  61.  p.  828. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Flaeal  year  end*  June  30.  Report  for  1894-5  wa* 
in  V.  61.  p.  567.  showing  17.834.806  pa*sengen  carried  against 
18331,745  In  1893-4.  The  trolley  strike  In  January,  1895,  practically 
rut  off  all  travel  for  about  three  week*.  For  six  months  only  of  too 
fiscal  year  1893-94  wa*  the  entire  system  operated  by  electricity. 

BALANCE  SHEET  June  so,  1895,  wa*  in  v.  61,  p.  557. 


TRACTION-***   BROOKLYN 


H'.U-'.'.V  l-9:i '.U. 
Orow  «jarnlnga.$854.208  $897,535 
Net  earnings...  109,650  292,949 
Other  Income..  90,778  64,541* 


1894-95.    1893-94. 

Taxes. $53.654    $31.489 

Interest 225,878    194.5OO 

Rentals,  etc  ...      12.6O4       16,278 

Balance def  .91 ,709sr.  1 15.226 

Dividends  paid.      None      100,000 


NASSAU  ELECTRIC  RAILROAO-A  trolley  road. 
OMOANiZATiOM-CBarUrod  March  13. 1883.  under  the  law*  of  New  ! 

'  >prnM  In  July,  1889. 

In  april.  I486,   the  Atlantic    Avenne    Railroad    linen.    Including  I 
Irooklya  Bath  *  Watt  Bad,  wen  leased  to  Vaaaau  Electric.  The  lease 
»«9  yean  at  aa  annual  natal  of  $15O.OOO  for  the  flnt  two  yean 
"t  $180.000  thereafter,  the  lea***  to  pay  all  charge*  and  to  spend 
"O  on  the  property   In  Improvement*.     The  Nawau  Electric 
•••rapany  also  ha*  aa  option  to  tianihass  the  *toek  of  the  Atlantic 
•  •"-no*  Ballroad.    The  King*  County  Traetlon  Company  wa*  formed 
••klyn  Traction  and  to  receive  the  Atlantic  Avenne 
ntal.    laeV.  62,p.  41:1.     It  I*  arsf**»d  to  run  the  can  over  the 
l  Brtdg*    sss  Y.  64.  p.  31$. 


Total  lnoome.$200,428  $357,498 

OFFlC£R3-Pre«ldent,  Harvey  M.  Llttell;  Secretary  and  Treasurer, 
Albert  Strauss,  21  Broad  Street.  New  York. 

INDEX-V.  61,  p.  516,  »*7.  828.  829;  V.  62,  p.  276,  413,  456.  777. 

NASSAU  ELECTRIC  SYSTEM-BROOKLYN  BATH 
*  WK*T  END  RAILROAD -A  trolley  road. 

ORflANlZATION— Chartered  Jan.  27, 1879.  May  1, 1893,  leaaed  for  41 
yean  to  the  Atlantic  Avenue  KR.  Co..  which  purchased  entire  capital 
stook,  and  whloh  In  May,  1894,  owned  all  the  outstanding  consols 
($448.000).  Formerly  a  steam  road.  Trolley  from  Jan.  1, 1894.  Leased 
to  Nassau  Electric  April  4, 1896-«ee  Atlantic  Avenue  RR.  above. 

STOCKS  AND  BONDS-      DaU.      InltrtH.      Outttanfg.    Maturity. 

Stock. 

IstM..  A.red.  Jan.  1.-97.  1887  »  J.-J. 
1st  M.,  B.  red.  Jan.  1,'97.  1887  5  A.-O. 
2dM.«100.000,re.J-/l,'96  1891  5  J.-D. 
Oen.  M.,  $1,000,000,  gold.  1893  5  g.  A.-O. 
Real  estate  mortgages 

Interett  payable  by  R.  T.  Wilson  *  Co.,  33  Wall  St.,  New  York  City. 

B.  B.  *  West  End  bonds  are  guaranteed  by  the  Atlantic  Avenue  RR. 


2.r>0,ooo  J*n."V,"i907 
250.0OO  Jan.  1,  1916 

52,000  June  1,  1911 
448.000  Oct.  1,  1933 

23,100     


20 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


-  36tli  St.,  Brooklyn, 

via  Bensonhuret,  to  Coney  laluml. 

Mainline «'G4 

Second  track 6-U 

Sidings,  etc. 3-72 


Total  owned  June  30, 1895.16-50 
Weight  of  steel  pet  yard  50  56  Ibs. 
BM  trackage  to  39th  St.  Ferry.        | 
-V.  61,  P.S57,  828;  V.  62,  p.  777. 


EARNlNQS-Last  report  lu    V.  61, 
p.  557,  showed. 
Year  June  30-  1895.          1894. 

8S 


BUFFALO,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  255,664;  IN  1880  WAS  155,134; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  117,714. 

BUFFALO      BELLEVUE      &      LANCASTER 
RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

Date.     Interest.  Outstand'g.  Last  dtn.,  etc. 


1893         5 

'dinortgago 1896        5J-J 

ROAD— Owns  and  operates  15  miles  of  track  on  13  miles  of  street. 
MINGS—'    Grow.  Net.      Oth.inc.    Int.tt taxes.       Balance. 

".*4W88       $5.633    $2,401         $10,314  def.  $2,280 

........    36,178         3,520         245  S.liix  def.    4,403 

OFFICERS— President,  H.  W.  Box;   Vlee-President,   H.   H.   Littell; 
Secretary,  L.  F.  Mcsser ;  Treasurer,  J.  L.'  Williams. 

BUFFALO  NORTH  MAIN  STREET  &TONA- 
WANDA  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  lu  1895.  Successor  to  B.  No.  Main  St. 
<fc  T.  Electric  BB.,  sold  in  foreclosure.  Stock,  $100,000;  par,  $100;  1st 
mortgage,  $75,000  ($1,000),  dated  1895,  due  1925.  Operates  5%  miles 
of  road,  extending  from  North  Main  Street,  Buffalo,  to  Tonawanda; 
45  Ib.  rails.  President,  J.  O.  Carr;  Secretary,  H.  M.  Francis;  Treas- 
urer, Thorn  is  H.  Fearey.  Office,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.— V.  61.  p.  558. 

BUFFALO  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION.— Chartered  Nov.  22,  1890.  A  consolidation  of  the 
Buffalo  Street  BR.,  Buffalo  East  Side  St.  By.  and  West  Side  St.  By.  Com- 
panies. Franchise  runs  955 years.  Italsoownstheentirecapitalstock 
of  the  Crosstown  Street  Ky.,  whose  bonds,  earnings,  etc.,  are  included 
In  this  statement.  Buffalo  police  census  of  1895  gave  population  of 
city  as  335,709. 

Power  is  furnished  by  the  Niagara  Falls  Power  Co.  at  Niagara  Falls, 
22  miles  from  Buffalo— see  V.  63,  p.  230,  923. 
STOCK  &  BONDS—     Date.  Miles.  Interest.    Outstand'g.    Last  div.,<tc. 

Buffalo  By. St'k  ($100)    See  text.    $5,370,500  Decl5,'96,l% 

1st  Con.  M.  ($1,000)1  1891      67    5  g.  F.-A.      3,543.000    Feb.  1,  1931 
$5,000,000  gld.o"&rt  Int.  ispayablebyCuyler,Morgan&Co.,N.Y.City. 
Old  divisional  bonds — 

-tM  J  1869    ....    7  M.-N.         150,000    May  1, 1899 

Buffalo  St.  Ky.  UtM.  f  Int  lg  payable  at  Nat.  Bank  of  Commerce,  N.  Y. 

HO       OHM  )  1875    ....    6&7J.-J.         650,000    July  1, 1905 

•"*"•  j  Int.  is  payable  at  Nat.  Bank  of  Commerce.  N.  Y. 

u   <r  i    *•  oi,i,>  i  „»  M  5  1874    ....    7  J.-D.          300,000    June  1,1904 

' M'  I  Int.  Is  payable  at  Company's  office,  Buffalo. 
a        o  ITU  5  1882    ....    6    M.- S.          293,500    Sept.  1,1912 
*  *  M-  ( Int.  is  payable  at  Company's  office,  Buffalo. 

233.756        Various. 

Apr.  1,1917 


do 


Beal  estate  mtges.  (5) —  6  Various. 

Buff.  Ky.  debentures,  1 

$1.0OO,Oi,0,  g.,red.  1 1897     5g.  Semtann 

at  105  after  Apr.  1,  |  Trustee,  Metropolitan  Trust,  N.  Y. 

1902  ($5OO,*1,OOO)  J 

Guaranteed  bonds—  Crosstowu  Railway. 
1st  M.  gold  ($3.000,-  5  1892      73    5g  M.-N.      2,366,000  1932 

000),  gnar.  p.&I.c*  <  Int.  is  payable  at  Metropolitan  Trust,  N.  Y.  City. 

Stock— Stock  of  Buffalo  By.  authorized  is  $6,000,000,  of  which  $629,- 
600  is  in  company's  treasury. 

DIVIDENDS— In  1895,  Sept.,  1  P.O.;  Dec.,  1  P.O.;  in  1896, 4  p. o. 
•  Bonds.— 1st.  consol.  mortgage  of  iSor  is  for  $5,000,000,  of  which  May 
1, 1395,  $1,457,000  reserved  for  prior  liens.  Mortgage  trustee,  Solicit- 
ors' Loan  &  Trust  Co.,  Philadelphia.  The  debentures  of  1897  are 
secured  by  deposit  of  $2,000,000  stock  of  Crosstown  Street  By.  Sub. 
scrlptions  to  debentures  payable  Jan.  1,  April  1,  July  1  and  Oct.  1, 
1897, 25  p.  o.  each.-V.  63,  p.  1114. 

The  Crosstown  Street  Railway  mortgage  ia  for  $3,000,000,  and  the 
bonds  unsold  can  be  Issued  at  $30,000  per  mile  for  new  construction 
certified  by  President  and  Secretary. 

ROAD.— Company  on  July  1, 1896,  was  operating  road  as  follows: 

Road  owned  in  fee.  Miles.  I     Controlled  by  stock.  Mites 

Main  line  and  brs.  (trolley ).  40-60  |  Crosstown  St.  By.  of  Buffalo  75-90 
Main  line  and  br.  sec.  track.  25-85 


Sidings -72  Total  all  tracks  July  1,  '96.143-07 

Weight  rails 62,  67  and  94  Ibs. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— These  figures  arc  for  the  Buffalo  By.  proper  and 
do  not  include  the  Crosstown  Street  Bailway : 

6  months—  Gross.  }fet.  Olh.  inc.  Charges.  Bal.,  sur. 

1896 $688,718  $349,254  $12,034  $212,451  $148,837 

1895 690,013  361,261  12,110  210,255  103,116 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  The  reports  for  the 
entire  system,  including  the  Crosstown  Street  Railway  have  shown : 


Tr.toJ*ne3i).    1896.  1895. 

Av.uiilesop.       145  130 

Gross  earn. $1,842,849  $1,002,103 

Net 869,223       753,178 

Int'stpaid..      436,719       414,497 


1896.  1895. 

Taxes $105,457  $88,288 

Bal.,surp.,yr..   327,046  250,393 
Total     surplus, 

July  1 758,131  645,908 


BALANCE  SHEET  1IUFFALO  HV.  DECEMBER  31,   1896. 

Assets. 

Cost  of  road I  „.,.  TQT  o-r« 

Cost  or  equipment..  J  »n.7S7,<*7e 
Crosst'uSt.Ky.bds.eto  355,000 
Cash  on  hand 12,804 


Open  accounts,  etc... 
Supplies  on  hand 


Liabilities. 

Capital  stock $5,370,500 

Funded  debt 5, 1 78,256 

Int.  due  and  accrued. . .        84,757 
Bills  payable 826,433 


236,914  I  Open  accounts,  etc 

29,824  |  Profltand  loss  (surplus) 


274,797 
687,175 

$12,421,918  |  '      $12.421,918 

Beport  for  12  months  ending  Oct.  31, 1896,  In  V.  63,  p.  1156. 
OFFICERS— President,  Henry  M.  Watson;  Vice-President  and  Gen. 

Manager,  H.  II.  Littell ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Joseph  S.  Baeoher; 

Superintendent,  P.  O.  Demlng. 
INDEX-V.  63,  p.  230,  267,  879,  923,  1 114,  1 156;  V.  64, p.  329. 


BUFFALO  &  NIAGARA  FALLS   ELECTRIC 
RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— A  consolidation  In  May,  1895  ,of  the  Buff.  &  Niagar 
Falls  and  the  Buffalo  <fc  Tonawanda  Electric,  which  were  chartered  ID 
1894    and    1893    respectively  to   construct   and   operate   a   trolley 
road  between  Buffalo  and  Niagara  Falls  via  Tonawanda.    Boad  opened 
Sept.  20, 1395.    Power  is  furnished  by  Niagara  Falls  Power  Company. 
Company  has  traffic  agreements  with  the  Buffalo  Bailway  and  Niagara 
Falls  &  Suspension  Bridge  Bailway  companies,  enabling  It  to  run  its 
cars  over  their  lines. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.  Outstand'g.    Maturity. 

Stock  $1 ,250,000 $1,250,000 

1st  M.,  $750,000,  gold c     1895    5g.  J-J        750.000  July  1,  1935 

2dM.,$250,OOO,g,s.f.,red.  >      1896    5  g.  J-J          36.OOO  (I) 

aft.  1901  at  105,  *l,OOO.c  I  Int.  at  Mercantile  Tr.,  N.  Y.,  trustee. 

Bills  payable  Sept.  30, 1896,  $53,692.    Interest  is  payable  at  Mer. 
oantile  Trust,  N.  Y.  City. 

Sinking  fund  on  2d  mortgage  bonds  is  at  least  $10,500  a  year,  and 
begins  Oct.  1,  1901,  bonds  to  be  purchased  at  not  exceeding  105  p.  c. 

ROAD — Buffalo  to  Niagara  Falls,  15  miles;  30  miles  of  track. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— July  1  to  Sept.  30,   1896   (3  months),  gross, 
$54,527;  net,  $35,936;  charges,  $13,323;  balance,  surplus,  $22,613. 

EARNINGS— Operation  was  commenced  September  20, 1895,  and  th» 
following  results  cover  the  period  to  June  30, 1896,  9>s  months : 

Gross  earnings $73,536  I  Interest  on  bonds $27,800- 

Operating  expenses 49,961  I  Taxes 1,619 

Net  earnings $23,57:  |  Balance,  deficit  for  year. . .   $5,844 

OFFICERS— President,  W.  Caryl  Ely ;   Vice-President,  H.  H.  Littell ; 

Secretary,  Treas.  and  Gen.  Man.,  BurtVan  Horn,  Jr.,  Niagara  Falls. 
DIRECTORS — W.  Caryl  Ely,  Charles  B.  Gaskill  and  BurtVan  Horn, 

Jr.,  of  Niagara  Falls;  Robert  L.  Fryef,  Henry  J.  Pierce,  G«orge  H. 

Dunbar,  John  J  Mo  Williams,  H.  H.  Littell  and  Henry  M.  Watson,  of 

Buffalo.— V.  60,  p.  873, 1007;  V.  61,  p.  558  ;  V.  63,  p.  558. 


BUFFALO  TRACTION- 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  in  Nov.,  1895,  to  construct  66  miles  of 
street  railway  in  Buffalo  and  its  suburbs.  Franchise  granted  by  the 
city  in  Deo.,  1895,  and  confirmed  by  State  Legislature  in  May,  1896. 
Company  obtained  the  franchise  of  the  Elmwood  Avenue  &  Tonawanda 
Electric  RB.,  and  made  application  to  the  Buffalo  Board  of  Aldermen 
to  extend  this  line  into  the  city.  In  March,  1896,  an  agreement  for 
joint  use  of  tracks  on  certain  streets  in  center  of  city  to  prevent  un- 
necessary paralleling  of  roads  was  made  with  the  Buffalo  Ry.  Capital 
stock  authorized,  $3,000,000 ;  paid  in,  $66,000. 

DIRECTORS— E.  G.  8.  Miller,  Joseph  B.  Mayer,  Leonard  B.  Crocker, 
Washington  Bullard  and  Herbert  P.  Bissell,  of  Buffalo ;  Tom  L.  John- 
son, of  Cleveland,  Ohio ;  Richard  Ladenburg,  John  K.  Page  and  Loulu 
Kahn,  of  New  York.— V.  61,  p.  830,  1012, 1153;  V.  62,  p.  185,  547. 


BUFFALO  &  WILLIAMSVILLE  ELECTRIC 
RAILWAY- 

ORQANIZATION— Chartered  August  10,  1891.     In  February,  1897. 
stock,  $75,000 ;   no  bonds.    Operates  413  miles  of  track,  Buffalo  tr 
Williamsville,     56-lb.  rails.     For  year  ending  June  30,  1896, 
earnings,  $12,856;   operating  expenses,  including  taxes,  $8,108 ;   net 
earnings,  $4,748.    In  1894-95  gross,  $12,908 ;  net,  $4,113. 

OFFICERS— President,    General    Manager    and    Superintendent,  J. 
Blocher ;  Vice-President,  E.  C.  Longnecker;  Secretary,  A.  C.  Rinewalt. 


BURLINGTON,   IOWA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  22.565;  IN  1880  WAS  19,450; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  14,930. 

BURLINGTON  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY- 
A  trolley  road. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—          Dale.       Interest,    Outstand'g.       Maturity. 

Stock $650,000         

1st  M.g.,6s,J-J  $1,000      (1890    In  default.      300,000       July  1, 1910 

<  Slnk'g  fund  3  p.  c,  on  and  after  July  1,  IS 
2d  mortgage 1891       4    M-S         125,000      Mch.  1, 1911 

DEFAULT— First  mortgage  interest  due  Jan.  1, 1896,  wa»  not  paid.- 
See  V.  62,  p.  232.  American  Loan  &  Trust  Company,  Boston,  trustee, 
brought  foreclosure  suit  in  December,  1896. 

REORGANIZATION— Committee  is:  E.  I.  K.  Noyes,  53  State  Street, 
Boston;  E.  H.  Mclnnes,  H.  N.  Smith, 

PLAN— The  proposed  name  of  the  new  company  is  Burlington  By.  & 
Light  Co.;  to  be  a  consolidation  of  the  Burlington  Electric,  the  Burl- 
ington Gas  &  Fuel  Co.  and  Burlington  Electric  Light  Co.  The  new 
company  will  issue  $750,000  first  mortgage  5  p.  c.  20-year  bonds,  ami 
capital  stock  for  $1,250,000.— See  full  particulars  in  V.  64,  p.  329. 

ROAD— Total  track  9%  miles — 40  and  66  Ib.  T  rail. 

OFFICERS— President,  F.  G.  Jones;  Vice-President,  H.  C.  Garrett 
Secretary, E.  G.  Mclnnes;  Treasurer,  J.  M.  Jones;  Superintendent 
and  I'urehasing  Agent,  C.  D.Jones.  INDEX— V.  62,  p.  232;  V.  64,p.41. 


BURLINGTON,  VT. 

POPULATION  1894  (LOCAL  EST.)  17,000;  IN  1890  WAS  14,590; 

AND  IN  1880  WAS  11.365. 

BURLINGTON  TRACTION   CO.-A  trolley  roa. 
STOCK  &  BONDS—          Miles.  Dale.  Int'rest.  Ontsland'g.    Maturity 
Stock$200,000,par$lOO $182,500    

W1^\Vn°nnnRELMt}    ^     1894    6g.J-J      125.000    Jan.. 

$500$&  ftoOO'.  -  -g  .  0  5  Not  8UbjeCt  t0  CaD  bef°re  U'atimty 

Interest  is  payable  at  office  of  trustee,  Burlington  Trust  Co. 

ROAD— Owna  9Hi  miles  of  track  in  city  of  Burlington.    Rails 
T.    Owns  8  box  cars,  10  open  cars,  3  snow  plows. 

OFFICERS— President,  Elias  Lyman ;  Vice-President,  Jos.  A.  Pow< 
Treasurer,  W.  F.  Hendce;  Secretary,  B.  H.  Eagan. 


STREET     RAILWAYS. 


BUTTE,   MONT. 

POPULATIOX  1390  WAS  10.7'j.i.  i>   isSO  WAS  3,363; 
AND  IX  1870  WAS  241. 

BUTTE  CONSOLIDATED  RAIL  WAY -Trolley, 
itcam  and  cable. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  In  April.  1887.  and  absorbed  the  Metro- 
politan Electric  and  Bntte  City  Street  Railway  companies. 

STOCK  A  BONOS—  Date.        Interest.    Outstanding.  Maturity. 

Stock $500,000         

(1891        6g.J-J        500.000      Julyl,1911 

•*•••"•  *°la J  Trustee,  Mass.  Loan  &  Trust,  Bostou. 

Oth.  Indebtedness  May  *95    none  

-15  miles  of  track,  of  which  m  cable  and  13>s  electric. 

OFFICERS— President,  W.  A.Clark:  Vlee- President.  W.  L.  Hoye;  Sec- 
retary. A.  H.  Wathey;  Treasurer,  Alex.  J.  Johnston;  General  Manager- 
J.  R.  Wharton;  Superintendent.  J.  8.  Wathey. 


CAIRO,    ILL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  10,324;  I*  1880  WAS  9,011; 
AXD  ix  187O  WAS  6.267. 

CAIRO  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY- 
OROANIZATION— Chartered  In  May,  189O.    ThU  1*  a  distinct  corpora. 
ttou  from  the  Delta  Electric  Railway. 

—  Date.    Itittrttt.    Otttirfa          Itatiirity. 

r,  9100 952.400r.p '... 

41891    6     J-I"      V.MOO         Jane  1,1911 
11  >-•-.••'•  )  Trustee  Is  St.  Louis  Tr.  Co.,  8t  LonU,  Mo. 

ROAD— Operate*  4-3  mile«  of  single  track. 

,£HS -President  and  Treasurer.  E.  W.  Halllday;  Secretary,  C. 
Cunningham. 


DELTA  ELECTRIC  COMPANY-A  trolley 

ASIZATWSI— ParOBoamd  at  foreclosure   tale    Feb.  13,  1899,  by 
T  for  the  bondholders,    ttaid  to  operate  4  mile*  of  track.- 
...  480;  V.  6-J.  p.  344. 

CALAIS,     ME. 

P.. i  i  i  iTIO»  189O  WAS  7.29O;  W  1880  WA»  6,173; 
AXb  IX  1X7O  WAS  5.914. 

CALAIS    STREET    RAILWAY  -A  trolley  road. 

riON-«tock.  •  100.000:    nnt   •mitQ»s.   1894.  6s,   J*b. 

9100.000  due  June  1, 1914.  Loan*  aadbUls  payable  Oct.  1,  '95,  92,661. 

ROAO-Cfelal«  Street   Railway,  lower  wharf  to  upper  bridge.  Calais, 

-.  8t  XsyhM  glsctrisBt.  Ry..  MUllown.  M.  B..  to  St.  Step***,  *. 

&,  3  mOss;  total,  7  mites.    Tto  M.  Bta»k*s>  Electric  84.  By.  Is  a  sspir. 

ate  oorporatlon.  but  U  owned  entirely  by  Ike  Calais  company. 

,E«S-J'r~..  Oeorgc  A.  Clir.n ;  Tmu..  I.  C.  Ubby,  Calais.  Me. 


CAMDEN,    N.  J. 

f>*  1890  WAS  08.313:  I*  1440  WAS  41,609: 
11  1X70  WAS  20.045. 

CAMDEN     GLOUCESTER    &    WOODBURY 

RAILWAY. 

:x  A.  BONOS—  Dot*.     Interest.  Outstmnfg. 

^^^••Fte 96OO.OOO 

1894     6  MAX        4OO.OOO    

Int.  At  -.     i  -  •     \r.  *  s.  D.  Co.  itrnsleei.  Canute*. 

^^•fcbts  Jan..  •;»!..  .'.400    

ROAO-V--      1196.  owmed  33-1O  mites  of  track.    Total  cost  of  road 
*od  eqolpmeat  to  Jan.  1. 1993.  $l,15«.:i  . 

.INOS-IH  year  1896  grass  earning,  from  passengers.  $131,391 
ther  Income,  $3.734 ;  total,  9133.190;  expenditure,  for  repair..  913, 
•  r  superlnteadMee  and  management.  $07.312.    Track  operated 
Jaa.  1,1896. 21-9  mites,  agaln.t  14  mites  Jan.  1.1494. 

OFFICERS- »Tf"ld»nl.  J.  Wlllard  Morgan  :  Secretary.  T.  P.  Ctirley; 
Trsa*ur«r.  W.  J.  Tnompoon. 
IwOEi      •    '•-'    I'-  332. 

CAMDEN  HORSE  RR.- A  trolley  and  horse  road. 

;oraled  March  23.  18641.    In  April.  1896.  eoa- 
ilrwl  by  toe  Csmden  *  Suburban   Ry.,  which  leases  the 
roal.-V.  03.  p.  999. 

STOCK  A  BONOS—          Dal*.      Inlrrtst.       OmMmiuff.  Last  air.,  tie. 
•^••H)  paid  h.                     .      arc  text.        9200.000        See  text. 
1st  molt**" •>  200,000  U 


I  mmuij.1 
irt  c    sTll  (ssoo.ood. 

^^•0) 


1*92       5  M  N 


950.000    May   1.  1912 

Jan.  1. '96  940.053        

•«  payable  at  5ew  Jersey  True*  Compaay.  Camden.  X.  J. 

-••2. 1893. 1994  aad  1990. 8  per  cent  per  annum. 
-95,  imiram  32  miles  of  track.    Cost  of  road  and 
"inlpmeat  to  that  date.  $!.»  12.383. 
EARNiisas— For  years  coding  Dec.  31  - 
Burning*-          1896.         1994.     I     MrmsmaitUHi*       1890. 

Puisagcrs «.:  U.112  $193.640    Repair. $H.»««i    r 

•>        3398 1  SapXamd  man...  163.761    147.946 
»d«  IB  1995,  $20.000. 

PresldeBt,  Wm.  8.  Scon:  VIce-PrraMent.  B.  C.  Rcere;  Sec- 
-u  W.  Hall:  Treasarer.  G.  't.  Browning.— V.  62,  p.  682. 
CAMDEN    A   SUBURBAN    RY. -A  trolley  road. 

'OM— Formed  In  1899  to  control  the  Camden   Horse  RR 
(which  Is  leeeedi.  and  the  West  Jency  Traction  Co.    Capital  stock 
>.OOO:  par.  9U.1.    President.  Wm.  8,  Scoll;  Vine-President,  B.  C, 
I  Secretary. M.  W.  Uall;  Treasurer.  H.  Llpplncott.-  V.  62.  p.  682 


ACTION  CO.- 

>WMd  by  th<-  Osmilsn  *  Bnlinrlmo  Ry.  Franchise  grantetl  by  city 
n  1994.  In  Jane,  1999,  was  seeking  additional  rights  In  Haddonfield. 
-V.  92.  p.  683. 


CANANDAIGUA,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  8,229;  IN  1880  WAS  8,363; 
ASD  Di  1870  WAS  7.274. 

CANANDAIGUA  ELECTRIC  LIGHT  &RR.- 

ORQANIZATION— Chartered  in  18S8.  Owns  aud  operates  an  electric- 
light  plant  and  4  miles  of  street  road.  The  electricity  is  generated  by 
water  power. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—  Dale.  Interest.  Oustatid'g.  Maturity. 

Stock $80,000  

(1896  6g.  AO  KO.OOO  Apr.  1, 191S 

1st  mortgage,  gold <  Trustee,  Rochester Tr.  &8.D.  Co..  Rocu., 

(  N.  Y.  Int.  at  Nat.  Park  Bk.,  N.  Y. 

ROAD— Owns  4  miles  of  track ;  44-lb.  rail  on  3  miles,  36-lb.  on  1 
mile;  5  cars. 

EARNINGS- For  year  ending   Feb.  15,  1896,   gross,  $20,396;   net, 

11,764 

CANTON,    O. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  26,189;  IN  1880  WAS  12,258; 
.  »  \M>  IN  1870  WAS  8,660. 

CANTON-MASSILLON  ELECTRIC  RAIL- 
W  A  Y.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1892,  and  absorbed  the  Canton  Street 
Railway  and  the  Lake  Side  Street  Railroad  companies  incorporated 
In  June,  1885. 

STOCK  A  BONDS  -    Mites.    Dale.    Interest.  Otilstatufg.     Maturity. 

sA. $525.000  ($100)     $525,000    .... 

Canton  Street  Ry.  1st  (         5    6M-N      225,000    

currency... ( Interest  st  National  Bank  of  Commerce,  Boston. 

Canton-MaesUlon  1st  <    13>s    1893    6  g.  M-N    $118,000    Nor.  1, 1912 

M.,  $300.000,  g. .  .c !  Interest  at  Cent.  Trust  Co.  (trustee),  N.  Y.  City. 

BONDS— The  Canton-Maesillon  mortgage  is  a  first  lien  on  the  Inter- 
urban  and  the  Massilon  divisions.  Neither  Issue  Is  subject  to  call. 

ROAO  -Company  on  Jan.  28, 1895,  owned  street  railway  in  the  cities 
of  Canton  and  MasslUun  and  an  Inter-urban  line  between,  connecting 
them.  Mileage  18>*  miles  single  track.  Rails  40  to  60  lb.,  being 
girder  In  the  cities  and  T  rails  on  the  Inter-urban  division. 

OFFICERS— President  and  Treasurer,  Wm.  A.  Lynch,  Canton,  O.; 
tint  Vtoe-Preeldent,  C.  A.  Gates,  Masslllon,  O.;  Second  Vloe-Presldent, 
Robert  A.  Miller.  Canton,  O.;  Secretary  A.  J.  Underbill.  Canton,  O.; 
Suix-riDtendent  and  Purchasing  Agent,  T.  R.  Catlln. 


CAPE    MAY,    N.    J. 

POPULATIOX  189O  WAS  2,136;  IX  1880  WAS  1,699 
AMD  W  187O  WAS  1.248. 

CAPE  MAY  DELAWARE  BAY  &  SEWELL'S 
POINT  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  A  oonoollilatlon  In  IBOii.  The  road  in  ojienited  only 
from  If  ay  15  to  Sept.  15  of  each  year. 

STOCK  A.  BONDS—  Date.    Intrrnl.  Oiilttamlina.        Maturity. 

Stock  paldln  (per 900) 9150,000 

l.tmort.  (9150,000;  ..cur.     1893    (text)  K-A       100,000    Feb.  1, 1923 
other  debt*,  none  reported. 

Interest  was  reduced  to  5  per  cent  f or  5  yean  from  Feb.  1,  1896, 
and  In  1894  and  1895  but  one  Interent  piyment  was  made.  N«  Inter- 
est was  paid  by  mutual  consent  of  bondholders. 

Trustee  Is  New  Jersey  Trust  *  Safe  Deposit  Company,  Csmden.N.  J. 

ROAD— Operates  6<«  miles  In  city  of  Cape  Msy  and  extending  toCape 
May  Point  and  8eweir«  Point;  total  track,  1O-4  miles. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Dec.  31. 1895,  earnings  were  as  follows : 
igen,  91 5,332;  freight,  961;  other  sources,  94,849;  total 


Income,  90,342 ;  paid  for  repairs.  928,805 ;  other  expeiuw,  91 .300. 

OFFICERS—  President,  O.  O.  Browning;  Secretary,  John  J.  Burlelgh ; 
Treasurer,  BenJ.  C.  Reeve.  Offloe,  Caraden.  N.  J. 

CARBONDALE,  PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  10,833;  IX  1880  WAS  7.714: 
AMD  IX  1870  WAS  6,393. 

CARBONDALE    TRACTION    CO.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— A  oonnolldattnn  on  March  5,  1896,  of  the  Carbon- 
dale  &  Forest  City  Passenger  Ry.  and  Qarbondale  Traction  Co. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.  OultlamFg.  Maturity. 

Stock  auth.,  9450.000) $450,000  

l.tM.  (9500*91.000)  c'Ar  }  1892  BgJ-J  fllSO.OOO  July  1.  1922 

(9100.000). L  M  nt.  at  Cen.  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  N.Y.  City. 

Carb.  A  Forest  City  Pass.  1st  >  , ao,  A  _  ,  j  ., „ , , ,,ii , 

M.  9300,000  goldV |18946fJ-J         300.0OO 

ConsoL  M  ,  9490,000,  gold 1896     6  g.  Feb.,  '97,  none.  (t) 

Loans  payable  July  1,  1896 14,107 

f  Sinking  fund  92.9OO  per  annum  after  1890;  bonds  to  be  purchased 
(not  sailed)  at  or  iind.-r 

Consols  of  1896  for  915O.OOO  are  reserved  to  retire  the  firsts  and 
93OO.OOO  for  the  Carb.  A  Forest  City  6s.  For  year  ending  June  30 
1896,  gross,  918,214;  def  under  operating,  92.764. 

ROAD— System  Includes  15  miles  of  road,  beginning  at  Forent  City, 
Pa.,an1  running  through  Carlwndale,  Vaudllng,  Rlohmondale,  Slmp- 
ron,  Mayfleld,  Jennyn,  Archbald  and  Peckrllle. 

OFFICERS— President,  E.  E.  Hendriok ;  Secretary  andTreasurer,  R.  A 
Jadwln;  U  en.  Manager,  Louts  S.Wright.  Malnoflloe,  Oarbondale,  Pa. 

CEDAR   RAPIDS,  IOWA. 

PortJLATtox  IX  1890  WAS  18,020;  IX  1880  WAS  10,104; 
AXD  IX  1870  WAS  5.94O. 

CEDAR  RAPIDS  &  MARION  CITY  RAIL- 
WAY-A trolley  road. 

STOCK  db  BONDS—  Jfilei.  Date.  Inttrett.  OuUtaiuTg.  Maturity. 
Stock 9310.OOO  

t«tlf  »aviooo«l  ooor  513'8*    1891    5J-J      250^000    July  1,1931 
tM.f250.00i  91.0000. }  Int  a,  Amerlcan  i^^  A  TV..  Truitet,  Boston 


22 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


ROAD— Own*  road  In  operation  13-O4  mile*  In  length,  extending  from 
Cedar  Rapid*,  Iowa,  to  Marion ;  second  track,  1'46 ;  sidings,  -34 ;  total 
of  all,  13-84  miles.  Ralla  45  and  S8-lb.  T  and  girder. 

OFFICERS-Presldent,  P.  E.  Hall;  Vice-President,  W.  D.  Douglass 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  John  8.  Ely;  Superintendent  and  Purchasing 
Agent,  F.  L.  Dlserens.  

CHAMPAIGN,  ILL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  6,619;  IN  1880  WAS  5,103; 
AMD  IN  1870  WAS  4.625. 

URBANA  &  CHAMPAIGN  ELECTRIC  ST 
RAILWAY- 

ORQANIZATION— A.  consolidation  In  1894  of  Urbana  &  Champaign 

Street  Railway  (In  operation  since  1866)  and  Champaign  Rapid  Tran- 

It,    Owns  10  motor  and  10  trailer  cars,  Westlnghouse  system.   The 

lighting,  power  and  gas  systems  of  the  two  cities  are  held  in  the  same 

interest.    Population  in  1896  was  said  to  be  11,000. 

STOCK  A  BONDS-  Date.  Interest.  Outstand-g.  Maturity. 

•took  (oar  $10)  •  -    $50,OOO       

Urbana  A  Cham'paVgn  Street?     18907g.J-J       50,000       July,  1900 

By.,  1st  mort.  ($500)  gold..  J  Int'st  at  Oilman,  Son  4  Co.,  N.  Y.City. 
ChaJnpalgn Rapid  Transit  1st)  1893  6g.  $50,000  1908 

mortgage,  gold,  assumed. . .  J  Trustee,  Glrard  Life,  etc.,  Co.,  Phlla. 

ROAD -Operates  11  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS-— President,  Treasurer,  General  Manager  and  Purchasing 
Agent,  B.  F.  Harris,  Jr.;  Secretary.  N  M.  Harris. 


gage  being  foreclosed)  received  Dew  stock  for  the  amount  of  their 
holdings.  No  new  bonds  were  authorized.  The  suburbs  served  by  the 
road  have  nearly  20,000  population,  making  In  all  about  49,000 
people  served. 

Interest  Payments.— Interest  due  July  1  and  August  1, 1896,  on  the 
City  Street  RR.  and  Chatt.  Eleo.  Street  RR.  bonds  was  not  paid  when 
due,  and  on  Aug.  31  .T.  B.  Sagon  was  appointed  receiver  (V.  63,  p 
401)  on  application  of  the  Union  Trust  Co.,  Phlla.,  trustee.  The  inter- 
est money  was  paid  into  court  In  October,  however,  and  It  was  expected 
the  receiver  will  soon  be  discharged.— V.  63,  p.  651. 

STOCK  dk  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.    Outstand'g.   Maturity. 

Stock  authorized,  $045,000... $645,000 

City  Street  RR.  1st  M 1882     6J-J        300,000  1912 

Chatt.  Eleo.  Street  RR 5    1889     6F-A        25O.OOO     Feb.  1, 1909 

1st  M.  $250,000,  $1,000..  {Trustee  Union  Trust  Co.  of  Philadelphia. 

ROAD— Has  32  miles  of  track  on  25  miles  of  street. 

OFFICERS  (elected  Dee.,  1896;— President,  J.  H.  Warner;  Vlce-Presl. 
dent,  Edward  Warner;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Edward  Lilly. 

INDEX— V.  61,  p.  749, 793,1154;  V.  62, p.  413,588;  V.  63,  p.  401,  651, 
1114. 


CHARLESTON,  S.  C. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  54,955;  IN  1880  WAS  49,984; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  48.956. 

CHARLESTON  STREET  RAILWAY.-A trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION  -Formed  in  1896  and  in  February,  1897,  had  con- 
structed several  miles  of  lines.  Capital  stock  is  $200,000,  all  paid. 
The  capitalists  Interested  In  the  enterprise  have  secured  control  of  all 
the  stock  and  bonds  of  the  Charleston  City  Ry.  and  most  of  the  stock 
and  bonds  of  the  Enterprise  RR.,  and  consolidation  of  the  three  com- 
panies under  one  of  the  charters  is  proposed.  See  V.  64,  p.  373. 

OFFICERS— President,  P.  H.  Gadsden;  Treasurer,  F.  D.  McEowen; 
Secretary,  F.  K.  Myers,  Director!— W.  H.  Stevens,  F.  B.  Jennings,  O. 
H.  Dean,  F.  D.  MoEowen,  H.  P.  M.  MoCullough,  P.  H.  Gadsden,  T.  H. 
Myers,  T.  M.  Mordecai  and  A.  S.  Bigelow.  V.  64,  p.  373. 

CHARLESTON    CITY    RY.-A  horse  railway. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  Jan.  28, 1861.  Charter  was  renewed 
In  December,  1893,  for  30  years.  In  April,  1896,  owned  14-3  miles  of 
track,  laid  with  38  and  42  Ib.  rails.  Purchased  in  1897  In  the  interest 
of  the  Charleston  Street  Ry.— See  V.  64,  p.  373. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—        Date.     Interest.    Outstanding.    Last  din.,  etc. 

Stock  (par  $50) J-J          $100,000      Jan.4,'97,  3% 

Istmortgage 1890       6J-J          100,000       Jan.  1,  1915 

ENTERPRISE  RAILROAD-Ahorse railroad. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  March  1,  1870,  and  owns  14  miles  of 
rack  laid  with  40-lb.  C.  B.  and  42-lb.  G.  rails.  In  1897  control  was 
purchased  in  the  Interest  of  the  Charleston  Street  Ry.— See  V.  64,  p.  373. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Par.  Interest.  Outstanding.  Maturity. 

Stock,  $1,000,000 $25  $250,000  

Istmortgage o*  1886  5  J-J  47,000  1906 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Mar.  31, 1896,  gross,  $50,157;  operating 
expenses,  taxes  and  fixed  charges,  $46,861;  balance,  surplus,  $3,296. 


CHATTANOOGA  &  LOOKOUT  MOUNTAIN 
RAILWAY-A  steam  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Operates  15  miles  of  track.    Gen.  Man.,  P.  F.  Jones. 


INCLINE  &  NARROW  GAUGE  RAILWAY- 

ROAD — -:'i  miles  of  track,  of  which  \  mile  incline  cable  and  3  miles 
steam.    Capital  stock,  $100,000.    President,  D.  Woodworth. 


ISLAND 


MIDDLE     STREET     SULLIVAN'S 
RAILWAY.-A  horse  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  March  9,  1875,  and  operates  2  miles  of 
track.  Capital  stock,  $25,000;  par,  $50.  No  other  securities  in  May, 
1895.  President,  B.  Callaghan;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Frank  F. 
Whllden. 

CHARLOTTE,  N.  C. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  11,557;  IN  1880  WAS  7,094; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  4,473. 

CHARLOTTE  ELECTRIC  RY.,  LIGHT  & 
POWER  CO. -A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Successor  to  the  Charlotte  Street  Hallway,  whose 
charter  was  amended  in  March,  1895,  and  name  changed  as  above. 
The  road  is  operated  by  the  Charlotte  Consolidated  Construction  Co., 
which  owns  all  the  bonds.  Population  in  1896  is  reported  to  be  20,700. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Miles.  Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.    Maturity. 

Stock,  $60,000,  par  $50 $60,000f.p. 

Ohar.  St.  By.  1st  M.,  gold.    ..    1892    6g.  J-J    $100,000    Jan.  i"l922 

Interest  at  Mercantile  Trust  &  Deposit  Co.  of  Baltimore,  Md.,  trustee. 
The  bonds  are  not  subject  to  call  before  maturity. 

ROAD— In  February,  1897,  was  operating  47e  miles  of  track  in  Char- 
lotte and  suburbs. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— For  year  ending  Dec.  31, 1896,  gross,  $52,977; 
net,  $25,813;  Interest  charges,  $6,000;  balance,  surplus,  for  year 
919,813.  In  1895  gross  earnings  were  $38,959;  net,  $16,270;  interest 
on  bonds,  $6,000;  balance,  surplus,  $10,270.  In  year  1894  gross, 
$2O,553.  Total  surplus  January  1, 1897,  $34,670. 

OFFICERS— President,  E.  D.  Latta;  Auditor,  F.  A.  Savin.-  V.  64.  D.  329' 


SIGNAL  MOUNTAIN  RAILW AY- 
ORGANIZATION—  Successor  to  Chattanooga  &  North  Side  Street  Ry., 
sold  in  foreclosure  June  24, 1896,  for  $3,100.  Capital  stock  is  $500,- 
000.  Owns  3^2  miles  main  track  and  1  mile  sidings;  leases  North 
Chattanooga  Street  Car  Co.,  2^  miles  main  track  and  %  mile  sidings; 
total  track,  including  sidings,  73t  miles.  Motor  cars,  7  (3  leased.) 

President,  T.  J.  NIeholl;  Secretary,  H.  C.  Beck;  Treasurer,  John  Orr 
Superintendent,  H.  A.  Nicholl. 


CHESTER,   PA. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  20,226 ;  is  1880  WAS  14,997 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  9,485. 

CHESTER  TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Operates  28-7  miles  of  track,  and  controls  all  the 
street  railway  lines  in  Chester,  being  a  consolidation  of  the  Union 
Railway  Co.,  Chester  Street  Railway  Co.,  Chester  &  Media  Electric 
Railway  Co.  and  the  Chester  Darby  &  Philadelphia  Railway  Co. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.   Interest.  Outstanding.  Last  Div. <te 

Stock ($500,000) $500,000    July, '95.4% 

IstM.,  gold,  (8250,000) c*1894    5  g  M-N      250,000    May,  1,  1914 

Bills  payable  June  30, 1896 44,000  

Securities  of  subsidiary  lines. 
Un.Ry.  Co.  stk.($  100,000)  ($50) See  text. 

1st  M.,g.,  ($500  &  $1,OOO)  .e* 

($200,000) 1893    5gJ-J      200,000    Jan.  1, 1913 

Chester  St.  Ry.  stock  ($50) 10     J-J      150,000        Jan.,  1897 

Chester  &  Media  Elec.Ry.  stock  6     J-J      100,000        Jan.,  1897 

1st  M.  ($100,000)  gold 1893    5gJ-J       100,000    July  1,  1913 

Chester  Darby  &  Pliila.  stock 6     J-J      100,000       Jan.,  1897 

1st  M.  ($125,000)  gold 1893    5gJ-J      125,000    July  1,  1913 

All  Interest  payable  at  Delaware  County  Trust  Co.,  Chester,  Pa.  In- 
terest upon  all  subsidiary  securities  guaranteed  by  Traction  Co. 

January  1, 1897,  the  Chester  Traction  Co.  held  all  the  stock  of  the 
Union  Railway  Co.,  $100,000,  Chester  &  Media  stock,  $35,000,  Chester 
Darby  A  Phlla.  stock,  $65,000;  total,  $200,000. 

ROAD— Company  in  July,  1896,  operated  28'7  miles  of  track : 

Miles. 
Union  Ry.  Co 8-4 


Chester  St.  Ry.  Co 7-5 

Chester  &  Media  Eleo  Co. ...      5-4 


Miles. 
Chester  Darby  &  Phila.  C«. . .      7-4 


Total 28-7 


LATEST  EARNINGS— 1  month,$1897 Gross,  $12,806 ;  net,  *$5,042 

Jan.  1  to  Jan.  31.  (1896 Gross,    12,682;  net,     6,053 


*  Each  month  now  charged  with  Its  full  proportion  of  all  expenses. 

Years  ending  Dee.  31—  Gross.        Oper.  Expenses.  Net. 

1896 $208,105  $107,324  $100,781 

1895 205,071  101,317  103,754 

Operating  expenses  in  1896  include  $7,631  paid  for  old  damage  suits. 

OFFICERS— President,  George  B.  Lindsay ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 
H.  T.  Walter. 


CHATTANOOGA,  TENN. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  29,100;  in  1880  WAS  12,892; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  6,093. 

CHATTANOOGA  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY  CO. 

ORGANIZATION— Succeeded  by  purchase  at  foreclosure  sale  In  Febru- 
ary, 1896,  to  all  the  rights  aud  property  of  the  Chattanooga  Electric 
By.  of  1891.  Hollers  of  the  consols  of  the  old  company  (this  mort- ' 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 

POPULATION  1890-WAS  1,099,850;  IN  1880  WAS  503,185; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  306.605. 

CALUMET      ELECTRIC      STREET      RAIL- 
WAY.—A  trolley  road. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.      Interest.    Outstand'g.  Last  dit.,  4c . 

Stock  ($100)  (see  text) $5,000,000          

IstM.,  gold,  red.  at  110.    1892     6  g.  M-S  text.        Sept.1,1912 

Mortgage  ($3,000,000) ...    1894     5  g.  M-N       2,500,000    Nov.  1, 1909 
The  mi  rtgage    5s  of  1894  were  used  in  part  to  retire  the  6s  of  1892, 
o(  which  the  total  issue  was  $1,250,000.    The  6s  were  subject  to  nal 
at  105,  and  only  $83,000  remained  unpaid  in  February,  1S97. 

In  May,  1896,  stock  was  increased  from  $500,000  to  $5,000,000,  for 
Improvements. 

ROAD— The  company  operates  75  miles  of  road,  connecting  with 
Cottage  Grove  Avenue  Cable,  Alley  Elevated  and  Illinois  Central, 
and  reaching  South  Chicago,  Pullman,  West  Pullman,  Auburn  Park. 
Buruside  aud  Manhattan  Beach.  During  the  season  of  1896  about  It! 
miles  of  track  were  built  and  the  electric  equipment  and  rolling  stock 
practically  doubled.  Weight  of  rails  Is  78  pounds. 

DIRECTORS  (elected  1897,  Jan.)— John  C.  McKean,  G.  E.  Adams,  G  . 
C.  Prussing,  Jas.  R.  Mann  and  John  Farson.  President,  John  Farson; 
Sec'y  and  Treas.,  H.  B.  White. 

INDEX— V.  Cl,  p.  470,  rorj;  V.  02,  p.  908;  V.  63.  p.  1158. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


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CHICAGO    CITY    RAILWAY.-Horne,  cable  and 
electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  In  February.  1859.  and  has  extensive 
•arfaoe  road  privilege*  In  the  south  division  of  Chicago. 

CK  A  BONDS—         Datr.      Inlemt.      Outstanding.    Latldit..*r. 

iki»loOM»eetext)    toxt-quar.  $12,OOO,OOO  Dec.  31.-96,  3«i 

.  M.  $6.000.00u    )  Subject  to  call 

_.Joi  (95001  (91000)  }     1887    44  J.  -  J.        4.619.5OO      on  60  day* 
44.  currency — s*  )  Trustee,  C.  L.  Hutchlnson.  notice, 

STOCK— Amount  of  stock  wa*  placed  at  1OO.OOO  chare*  of  9100 
each,  with  right  to  increase  the  eame  at  pleasure  of  the  company. 
January,  1896, 92.00O.OOO  additional  stock  wa*  authorized  for  building 
new  electric  line*,  making  total  stock  912.OOO.OOO;  of  this,  91,000,000 
h»«iiil  July  2  aad  91.OOO.OOO  on  Oct.  2. 1896.  See  V.  62,  p,  183. 
*  BONOS — The  bond*  outstanding  are  of  the  denomination  of  9100, 
$500  and  91.OOO  each  aad  are  secured  by  a  general  mortgage  exe- 
euted  In  1887.  The  mortgage  U  limited  to  96.OOO.OOO  and  the  bonds 
are  due  July  1, 1901,  but  subject  to  call  any  time  on  60  days'  notice. 

DIVIDENDS— Usually  12  per  cent,  were  In  1893,24  per  cent;  In  1894. 12 
p.  c.:  1895. 15  p.  e.;  In  1896, 12  p.  e. 
ROAO-On  Dee..  31. 1896,  company  operated  184  mile*  of  track: 

Mile*.  MiU*. 

Cable  road. 35 

I  Beetric. 139 

Hor»e 74 

ANNUAL  REPO«T—  Flaeal  year  ends  Dee.  31.    Report  for  1896  wa*  la 
V.  64.  p.  176,  and  gave  earnings,  etc.,  a*  follow* : 

Ttar  riuti*g  Ore.  31-  1  —  •:  1 -.'.',  I -'I. 

Grow,  earning 94.8O8^6T  $4,476324  $4.264.618 

I  Kaxpen.  and  taxes.         2^77,209  ..-•:. 7...  2.838,684 

•CwTei.  to  earns.!  (61-90)  (62-72)  (96-56) 


Harvey,  Blue  Island,  etc.  Road  in  in  course  of  construction.  In 
Feb.,  1897,  214  mile*  of  track  were  completed— from  63d  St.  to  Blue 
Island.— V.  61,  p.  470, 1013;  V.  64,  p.  180,  330. 


EVANSTON    ELECTRIC    RAILWAY- 
ORQANIZATION — Organized  In  1896.     Operated  In  connection  with* 
North  Chicago  Railroad.    Road  runs  from   Emerson   sod   Sherman 
avenues  to  WUmette,  2%  miles  (double  track).     Stock.  $1,OOO,OOO. 
Incorporate  re,  Andrew  Crawford,  T.  C.  Masted,  P.  E.  Simmons.    In 
September,  1896,  filed  a  mortgage  for  91 ,000,000  for  6  per  cent  currency 
bonds  maturing  In  1916:  Issued'  93OO.OOO.    In  January,  1897,  Evans- 
ton  people  were  asked  to  raise  $35.0OO  to  complete  the  road,  receiv- 
ing therefor  Evanston  Electric  bonds,  to  be  guaranteed  by  the  North' 
Chicago  Street  Railroad.— V.  63,  p.  504. 


S.W.Chicago  R.  T., leased  in 
18*« 24 


•ruing*. 91,831458  91,669.098  *  1. 425.934 

•to*  bonds J07.-77  J.>7.,--  807,877 

Reeonsfnetlon T  181  .MS  ••.•_•-.,..  

^^•Eu.. (12p.e.)l,299.797<12p.e.)1.140,000(12p.e.)l,OSO.OOO 

Ralaace.  surplus  9152.426  9328.7O2  9138.057 

nda*tal996  i»«ar>rl*t1na  and  new  rails.    In  1895  depreela 
Uoo  reconstruction  of  State  «rf»%  et«.,  99J.511. 
»«T  KAUrOKW  FOE  7  YEABB. 

1199* 91.66v.099  1 1998 $1.591.510 
1994 1  429:934    1891 1.339,882  , 
1693 2.637.949 1 1890 1.139.997 

OFFICERS -Prenklent.  George  H.  Whsslar;  tint  Vlce-Prealdent. 
JamM  C.  King:  Second  Vice- President.  Ersklne  M.  Phelps;  Treasurer. 

utagton;  Secretary.  F.  R. Greene;  PBreVg  Agent,  R.  L.  Grath. 
DlKKCTOB*— (/•»-  •*7)  Samuel  W.  Allerton.  James  C.  King,  L.  Z. 

D.  C.  Pearsons.  Ersklne  M.  Pnelpe,  William  B.  Walker,  George 

IKOEX-Y.62.  p.  199.413,  456,  SS»,9«8;V.  64.  p.  179. 

CHICAGO   GENERAL    R  Y.-Aaeleetne  road. 
>    OWOANIZATKJM— Incorporate*  October  24.  1883,  lor  M  year*.    Or* 
,  IBmBMd  to  uoa*UaU  aad  operate  electric  street  rail  reads  IB  Galeago. 
At  prase**  operate*  Uae*  on  Weit  SM  81, 3Sta  9*..  Kedsl*  Ave..  etc.. 
>a«  plans  to  eoBstrnj*  rleetrta  railways  oa  a  large  number  of  West 
H4*  and  North  9M*  »tt«li>a.    Tbe  West  *  Sooth  Towns  St.  «y.  (for- 
merly l*aeed)  was  aarehaaed  la  May.  1896,  aad  eoaeorM«t«1.   W.  *  9. 
T.  stock  <9500.000)  H«*|T»B  Chicago  Gea.  Ry.  9*  at  par.  Interest  to 
te«rae  from  Nov.  1.  1898;  fee  boad*  are  al*o  being  exchanged.    (T. 
It.  p.  997;  V.  63,  p.  153.)    Bonn*  *4rtBirlll*$ 


GENERAL  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY.- 

OROANIZATION— Incorporated  In  February,  1895,  with  authorized 
capital  stock  of  95.OOO.OOO.  Incorporate™,  Daniel  H.  Simmons,  William 
A.  Youmans  and  George  Pfleger.    In  January,  1896,  the  City  Council, 
passed  an  ordinance  over  the  Mayor's  veto  granting  this  company  a- 
twenty-year  franchise  for  a  system  of  lines  south  on  Dearborn  St.,  etc 

STOCK  A  BONOS—  Datt.    Interest.    Outitanfg.    Maturity. 

Stock,  95,000,000 

1st  mtge..  93,000,000 (1)  

The  road  will  extend  from  the  Post  Office  southward  for  104 
miles.  Under  its  franchise  the  company  must  pay  to  the  city  of 
Chicago  from  lt»  receipt*  1  per  cent  for  the  first  nve  years,  2  per  cent 
for  the  second  five  years.  24  per  cent  for  the  succeeding  three  year* 
and  3  per  oent  for  the  remaining  seven  years.  V.  62,  p.  589.  Lovt- 
XUflHe  TV-action— The  road  of  the  General  Electric  Railway  will  be 
built  by  the  Love  Electric  Traction  Co.,  whose  stock  U  $10,000,000; 
Issued.  96,000,000.  No  bonds.— V.  62,  p.  589;  V.  62,  p.  988. 


110,000.000  in  I-.--int.rr.  !-••:.  tin-  i 


!. of  which 


1469,000  are  rawed  to  retire  the  W.  *  a.  Towns  Orst  6s.-  V.  63, 


STOCK  A  BONO*-  '*>"     '»'•.  *«».    Oulftmnfg.  Xaiuni*.tte- 

irT^l  ,«r9100>    .  9W.OOO 

•t    M.,  r$kVOOO.O>  »..  t.  >         1996     5«.M-K       2^OT.OOO    Mar.  1,1939 

R«t.art.ioyr*.a«  106     Tnts.  Is  Monhanu'  Loan  *  Tr.  Co..  O>lea«o. 
«r  Aa.Towas.l.tM.^...        16    1892    ««.  F-A      4M.OOO    Au«.  1,  1912 

The  mortgage  trastee  to  the  northern  Tract  Company  of  Chicago. 

ROAD-Io  HOT..  1999,  owi»ed  «6mllasof  track  on  1O  mll*»  of  street, 
.  lthln.54  mile*  of  tae  City  Hall,  the  aosrest  point  being  within  2  miles. 

la  Jnae,  1996,  la  older  to  extoad  Ike  syateat  t*  tlk*  «Miler  of  the  elty, 
»•  Oalamg*  Midland  TraaeHO*.  was  sseklag  tae  rtght  to  lay  traets  on 
t  fr-m  .--M  "trr.-t  t,,  !..»»,-  -lr,..-t 


eAMNW09-r»r  year  eadlng  Dee.  31, 1996.  gross,  9M431:  oper.  exp. 
^^K>.  9M.708;  aet,  937 >U;  Ixed  charges,  $39313;  hsX.  surplus 
1.730.     In    1996,   gross.    982.062;   operating  expenses   and   fixed 
$»t*334c  aaJiaee.  surplus.  $17,748.    Psiiiijsn   carried  la 


89»wer«l.Tt>,.lia,  la  1894.  990^29;  In  1893.  28^50. 

0»TiCH».-Prsslaeal.  (October.  1896),  Joha:  H.  Waltbeek,  Secretary 

•  asvrer.  IjkWtoa  a  Boaney.    Dtreetore-L.  E.  MoGaun.  J.  B 

•Utbeek.  C  U  li..naey.  D.  B.  Scully.  J.  P.  Black.  Lawton  C.  Bonney; 

rman  M.  Palne.-V.  62.  p.  987;  V.  63.  p.  193. 1OO9. 1114. 

CHICAGO  A  SOUTH  SIDE  RAPID  TRANSIT 
<AILROAD-("ALI.»:^  KD">-9«m  HOOTH  HID*  EL«- 


LAKE   STREET   ELEVATED  RAILROAD-- 

OROANIZATION— Chartered  August  24, 1892.  Debt  had  been  mostly 
readjusted  under  plan  of  February,  1895  (In  V.  60,  p.  391),  by  which 
the  Northwestern  Elevated  RR.  Co.  guarantees  new  debenture  bonds 
Operation  by  electricity  was  resumed  Sept.  20. 1896. 

STOCK  A  BONOS—  Date,   /utensil.     OHtilantTg.   Maturity,  tie. 

Stock,  par  91OO flO.OOO.OOO    

Oold  debentures;  p.  *  t )  1895     5J-J         3.763,200    July  1,  1928 

gnar.  by  H.  W.  KI. {       Trustee.  Northern  Trust  Co.,  Chicago. 

Inc  deben..  «.,  non  cam., ,  1895    5  Feb.  1  94O.8OO    July  1, 1928 

9900  *  91,000  bonds  e.  i        Subject  to  call  at  101  on  any  Feb.  1. 
Boads  not  aasentlng  to  plan  of  1895— 

^See  text?  Pn>U>*t        I1898    3(5)  J-J  279,000    July  1, 1928 

Do  Uegler  bonds  (text)  1893  -J-J  610,000  July  1,  1928 
Bills  payable  Dec.  31. '96 775.86O  

Dae  OB  coupons  unpaid  (owaed  In  iatertst  of  Columbia  Construction 
Co.)  967.579  OB  Dee.  31 , 1896.  having  been  reduced  by  $65,000  during 
the  year. 

Tt  as  tees  of  1st  mortgage  (see  V.  64,  p.  373).  Equitable  Trust  of 
Chicago  oad  American  Trust  *  Savings  Bank,  Chicago— see  V.  62. 
p.  1087. 

Xoto.— The  total  Issue  of  first  mortgage  bonds  was  $7,574,000,  of 
whleh  January  1. 1896, 91.0OO.OOO  had  not  assented  to  readjustment 
plan  of  1895.  Of  these  last  9101.0OO  were  In  the  treasury  J»n.  1, 
1896.  while  9610.000  held  by  Mr.  Zelgler  were  In  May,  1896,  still  In 
litigation  and  receiving  no  Interest,  and  $379,000  additional  are 
allowed  to  receive  Interest  at  3  per  eent  per  annum,  or  60  per  oent  of 
face  of  oonpons.  Bee  V.  61.  p.  833,  969, 90*,  949.  Holders  of  flrst 
mortgage  bonds  for  $6,574.000  assented  to  plan  and  received  In 
exchange  far  their  principal  60  per  eent  In  guaranteed  debenture* 
.total  lasaed  $3,944,400,  of  which  $181.200  In  treasury),  and  15  per 
eeat  In  Incomes  (total  Issue  $986,120.  of  which  $45.3-.>0  In  treasury). 

Jleec-lB  May,  1896.  trust  certificates  representing  Lake  Street 
stork  for  95.OO9.3OO  was  offered  to  stockholders  of  Columbia  Con- 
strucUon  Co.  at  918-9O  a  share;  the  stock  Itself  will  be  held  In  a  ten- 
year  voting  trust.  -T.  63,  p.  9O8.  In  October,  1896,  it  was  reported 
that  the  Union  Elevated  RR.  would  control  35  per  cent  of  these  trust 
oerUleato*,  thus  preventing  a  termination  of  the  trust,  as  the  consent 
of  80  per  eeat  ef  the  certificates  Is  required. 

B.Mf*-The  gold  debentures  are  scoured  by  deposit  of  the  old  bond*, 
with  the  Northern  Tr.  Co.;  their  p.  aad  I.  are  guaranteed  by  the  North- 
western Elevated  RR.  Co.    The  trust  deed  securing  the  mortgage  bondt 
was  to  be  modified  so  that  no  further  bond*  shall  be  Issued  for  con 
•traction,  except  at  par,  and  only  for  actual  cost  of  the  construction. 

ROAD— Owns  In  Chicago  a  double-track  elevated  railway.  Market 
Street  from  Madison  Street  to  Lake  Street,  thence  to  the  Western  city 
limits,  being  6  2-5  miles,  equal  to  14 U  miles  of  single  track.  Train* 
are  expected  to  be  running  over  the  Loop  line  In  March. 

REPOflT-nscal  year  ends  Dec.  31.    Report  for  1896.  V.  64,  p.  177. 


ENGLEWOOD  ACHICAOO  ELECTRIC  RY. 
A  storage  battery  read. 

iW-Caartared  la  1993.    In  December,  1899. control  wa* 

1  by  Isaac  L.  Rice  a*  trustee.    Company  being  unable  to  cell 
•  bead*  the  road  was  alaeed  la  baadsof  a  receiver  Jaa.  20, 1897( 

:i  eoaratrto  the  eeaetrnetton  and  equipment.    Operation  ex. 
iota*  to  begin  by  April.    Receiver  I*  (i.  Herbert  Coadlet. 
80HOMOI.OIW  COwMNTTEC.-A.  ••  Hektelb.ea.  6.  R.  Shipley,  J.  8. 
MB*  aad  Isaae   L.  Ktee;  depository.  Manhattan  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.- 
14.  P 
STOCK  4  BONO*—  DmU.     tnUral.    OMlstansTa.       Maturity. 

^^Kr.*loor  92,500.000   

«  ¥..  92..VWI.L.  1W3    6g.  F-A    sbu7OO.OOO    Auc.  1.  1913 

P.'ito-Thr  line  will  be  13 mile*  long,  doable  tracked, extending  from 
"o«a*etlon  with  the  "Alley  I,"    la    South  Chicago  to  Englewood, 


1896.         1895. 

Groat $073.6699517.305 

Oper.exp. 339382    290,006 


1896.  1895. 

Taxe*. $12,278  $17,OOO 

Int.  on  bonds...   215,125  230,454 

Intoumlscel..      34,556  17.1W3 


Total $261,9599265,447 

Netrev.no...    9234.28792*7.299  *"'™    »38'148 

OFFICER»-Pn»»dent,  D.  H.  Loiiderback :  Vice  President,  A.  8.  Little- 
field  ;  Bee.  aad  Trea*. Robert  Langhlln,  444  North  Clark  Street,  Chicago. 
-V.  69.  |>.  154;  V.  64,  p.  134.  1  7T,  373. 

METROPOLITAN  WEST  SIDE  ELEVATED 
R  A I LRO  AD-An  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Organised  to  bnllil  an  elevated  railway  In  Chicago 
running  from  the  Board  of  Trade  Building  westerly  about  6  miles,  with. 
iiintn-he»;  the  total   length,    16-15   miles;    the  fint    1-81  miles    are 
four  tracks,  the  rent  two  trackx,  making  total  double  track  miles  17-96. 
The  road  I*  operated  by  electricity.    See.  V.  58,  p.  866.    Right  of  way  Is- 


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STREfe/T     RAILWAYS. 


•owned  In  fee  and  mortgaged  to  secure  the  bonds.  West  Side  Construc- 
tion Oo.  turned  road  over  to  the  railroad  company  In  fall  of  1896.  In 
January.  1897,  the  last  $B,OOO,000  of  Metropolitan  bonds  owned  by 
the  Construction  Oo.  were  offered  to  it*  stockholders,  making  $15,OOO,- 
OOO  outstanding— see  V.  64,  p.  135.  There  are  85  motor  cars  and  125 
passenger  can. 

R-CEIVERSHIP— On  Jan.  20,  1896,  Dickinson  McAllister  was  ap- 
pointed Receiver.— V.  64,  p.  181.  In  February,  1897,  the  receiver  re. 
ported  the  net  current  liabilities  a>  9629,272,  Including  two  demand 
notes  doe  West  Side  Construction  Co.  for  $620,282. 

BONDHOLDERS'  COMMITTEE-F.  P.  Oloott,  Chairman;  W.  G.  Oak- 
inan  and  Samuel  Thome;  depositary,  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.—V.  64, 
p.  287.  It  Is  said  the  reorganization  will  be  on  the  basis  of  $7,500,000 
•of  bonds  and  a  like  amount  of  preferred  stock. 

STOCK  &  BOND9—  Date-  Interest.  Onlsland'a.  Maturity,  etc. 

BtoO^loWoWflboO) $13,440,0(50  .... 

iHt  mort.,  $15,000.000,  (  1892  5g.  F-A  15.OOO.OOO  Aug.  1,  1942 

(told,  $1,OOO c*r  J  Interest  payable  in  both  N.  Y.  and  Chicago. 

The  company  has  guaranteed  $500,000  scries  A  bonds  of  the  Union 
Consolidated  Elevated,  which  see. 

Coupon*- First  mortgage  coupons  due  Aug.  1 , 1896,  were  purchased 
1>y  the  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  and  are  held  uncanoeled;  coupons  due 
Feb.  1, 1897,  were  not  paid.— V.  63,  p.  310. 

OFFICERS— President,  Robert  E.  Jenkins;  Secretary  and  Treasurer, 
•George  Hlgglnson,  Jr.— V.  04,  p.  135, 181,  234,  287. 

NORTH  CHICAOO  STREET  RAILROAD- 

OROANIZATION— Incorporated  under  the  laws  of  Illinois  In  1896  "  to 
construct,  lease,  purchase,  or  otherwise  acquire  horse,  dummy  and 
street  railroads  in  Chicago  and  Cook  County,  Illinois."  It  controls  the 
surface  street  railroad  system  in  the  North  division  of  the  city  of  Chi- 
cago, through  the  purchase  In  1886  of  2,501  shares  out  of  a  total  of 
5,000  shares  capital  stock  of  the  North  Chicago  City  Railway  Co.,  said 
road  being  leased  for  999  years  from  1886.  Franchise  99  years  from 
Feb.,  1865.  Annual  payment  to  the  city  of  Chicago  for  electrical 
franchise,  $10.000;  car  license,  $50  per  car  per  annum,  13  trips  per 
day  to  a  car. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS—        Date.       Interest.      Outsfdina.  Last  div.  tic. 

Stock  ($10,OOO,000)  ($100t $6,600,000  Jan.  15,'97,3% 

1st  mortgage  ($500),  Ac.  >  1886     5     J-J       3,171,000         1906-9-16 

See  text.    Currency JTrus.  Fide'ylns.  Tr.  &SafeDep.  Co.  ofPhila. 

CertlBoatef»($l,OOO)  cur'cy.  1891     6     J-J          500,000       Jan.,  1911 

Do  5-20s($100)  etc.,cur.  1895  6  J-J  ft91,000  1900-1915 
If .  C.  City  Ry.  Co.  stock 30  Q-J  See  text.  July,  1896 

1st  mort.,  cur'cy($1.000'.  1880     6     J-J          500,000     July  1,1900 

2d  M.  ($2,500,000)  cur.  >  1887     413  M-N       2,500,000      Nov.1,1927 

Trustee,  HI.  Tr.<Jt  S.Bk.  $  Subject  to  call  at  any  time. 

Stock  of  N.  Chi.  City  Ry.  Co.  not  owned  by  N.  Chi  St.  RR.  Co.,  $249,- 
900  (par,  $100),  receives  an  annual  rental  of  $30  per  share.  North 
Chicago  City  stock  for  $250,100  is  owned  by  North  Chicago  Street  RR. 

Bonds— The  N  C.  St.  R.R.  mortgage  provides  for  the  issuing  (by  and 
with  the  consent  of  the  trustee)  of  bonds  for  permanent  im- 
provements, in  amount  equal  to  75  per  cent  of  such  improvements.  To 
November,  1896,  there  had  been  issued:  Dated  July,  1886,  due  1906, 
.$1,500,000;  July,  1889,  due  1909,  $1,250,000  ;  Jan.,  1896,  due  1916, 
$121,000. 

In  November,  1896,  the  SUPPLEMENT  was  officially  informed  that  the 
outstanding  indebtedness  of  the  company  was  as  shown  in  the  table 
Above,  namely:  Mortgage  bonds  [including  N.  C.  City  Ry.]  $4,763,000; 
certificates  of  indebtedness,  $1,091,000.  On  the  same  date  the  treas- 
ury held  the  following  additional  bonds  [partly  it  is  supposed  pledged 
for  loans]  North  Chicago  4>2S,  $650,000  (since  sold);  North.  Chi- 
•cago  Street  RR.  5s  as  above  $758,000;  certificates  of  indebtedntss  of 
1895,  $669,000.  All  payable  in  law  ful  money  U.  8.  A. 

Has  guaranteed  $226,000  North  Chicago  Electric  Ky.  and 
$150,000  Chicago  Electric  Transit  bonds— see  both  under  West  Chi- 
•cago  "System."  In  January,  1896,  guaranteed  North  Side  Electric 
bonds  (s<"e  guarantee  V.  62,  p.  414)  and  issued  $550,000  certificates  In 
part  paymect  of  extra  dividends.— V.  62,  p.  41.  In  September,  1896, 
It  was  understood  the  North  Chicago  would  guarantee  $1,000,000 
oonds  of  the  Evanston  Electric.— V.  63,  p  504. 

Stock— North  Chicago  Street  stock  for  $1,100,000  was  issued  in 
January,  1896,  of  which  $550,000  for  part  payment  of  extra  dividend 
*ud  $550,000  was  offered  to  stockholders  at  par. — See  V.  62,  p.  41. 
DIVIDENDS,  (for  1890.    1891.  1892.  1893.  1894.  1895.  1896.      1897. 
percent.     }          613        8        11>«     12       12       12     Below.    Below. 

In  1896, 12  p.  c.  In  cash,  and  20  p.  e.  extra,  10  p.  o.  In  stock  and  10 
p.  o.  in  6  p.  o.  certificates  of  Indebtedness.  See  V.  62,  p.  183.  In  1897, 
January,  3  per  cent. 


Miles. 
Electric  trolley 64 


ROAD-On  Jan.  1, 1896.      Miles. 

Cable 17 

Electric  underground 1-75 

Horse 3  Total  track  operated 85-75 

ANNUAL   REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  December  31.    Report  for  1896 
was  in  V.  64,  p.  176,  and  gave  earnings  as  follows: 

Year  ending  Dec.  31—  1896.  1895 

•Gross  earnings $2,913,710          $2,780487 

Net  earnings $1,519,322          $1,468,380 

Int.,  rental,  taxes,  etc 524,231  471252 


1894. 

$2,565,618 
$1,218,292 

465,648 


Dividends  paid (12%)758,901    (12%)  659,922    (12%)  659i913 


Balance,  surplus $236,190  $337,206  $92,731 

Total  surplus  Dec.  31 $830,741  $594,281          $1,357,076 

OFFICERS— President,  C.  T.  Ye'kes;  Vice-President,  W.  F.  Furbe'ok  ; 
3d  Vice  President,  General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  John  M.' 
Roach;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  J.  William  Helm.— V.  63,  p.  652  1010- 
V.  64,  p.  176,234. 


NORTH  CHICAGO  STREET  RR.  SYSTEM  - 
NORTHSIDE  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 

a«ST£C£A,S0,SS?~          Date-      Interest.    Outstanding.     Maturity. 

Stock,  $1.500,000 $1,500,000 

1st  M-cur.,  gu.  p.  &  1  >  1895         6  M-N  135,000    N"6v."i,"l915 

(end.)  byNo.Ch.8t.RR.  {Trustee,  Illinois  Trust*  Savings  Bk  ;  Chicago. 

Interest  is  payable  at  Chicago  office  or  the  fiscal  agency.    The  first 

mortgage  provides  for  the  Issue  up  to  $1,500,000  at  not  exceeding  the 


cost  of  construction;  further  bonds  can  be  Issued  at  75  per  cent  of 
cost  of  extensions  and  Improvements.    (See  guarantee  V.  62,p.414.) 

ROAD— Runs  from  Chicago  &  North  Western  Ry.  station  north  to 
Elston  Ave.,  3-86  miles  (double  track.)— V.  62,  p.  233.  414. 


NORTHERN  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY- 
ORQANIZATION— Chartered  in  1894  for  50  years     Capital  stock  is 

$50,OOO.    1st  mortgage  bonds  dated  Ib94,  due  June  1, 1914,  $50,000; 

trustee,  Chicago  T.tle  A  Trust  Co.    Owns  5  miles  of  track. 


NORTHWESTERN  ELEVATED  RR.-Under 
construction. 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  in  1894.  As  to  prospects  of  construction 
see  Mr.  Louder-back's  statement  in  the  report  of  the  North  Chicago 
Street  RR.  Co.  In  V.  64,  p.  176. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS—        Date.    Interest.   Outstanding.       Maturity. 

Stock,  $15,000,000 .  .. 

1st  M.,  $15,000,000 1894    5gF-A        Aug.  1, 1944 

Illinois  Trust  &  Savings  Bank,  trustee. 

Has  guaranteed  the  debenture  bonds  of  the  Lake  Street  Elevated. 

Columbia  Oonstruclian  Company.— Incorporated  with  a  capital  Mock 
of  $2,000,000,  to  build  the  Northwestern  Elevated.  Stock  increased 
to  $5.000,000  in  July,  1895.— V.  63,  p.  358. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  1896  no  financial  statement  was  presented— 
see  V.  64,  p.  181.    The  President's  report  on  the  condition  of  the 
property  Dec.  31, 1895,  was  given  in  V.  62,  p.  231,  and  his  stai 
of  August,  1896,  in  the  CHRONICLE  of  August  29.    Statement  of  Col- 
umbia Construction  Co.  as  of  Sept.  1, 1896,  was  given  In  V.  63,  p.  503. 

ROAD— The  road  starts  at  the  intersection  of  Wilson  and  Evanston 
avenues,  seven  miles  from  the  Court  House,  and  will  have  5<H  miles  of 
four-track  and  1*4  miles  double-track.  Contracts  all  let. 

OFFICERS— President,  D.  H.  Louderback;  Vice-President,  C.  D. 
Hotchkiss ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Howard  Abel.— V.  62,  p.  23 1 ;  V. 
63,  p.  358,  503;  V.  64,  p.  176, 181. 

OGDEN    STREET    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  Oct.  1,  1891,  and  secured  fran 
covering  about  24  miles  of  street  in  Chicago,  Cicero  and  Lyons,  pass- 
ing the  towns  of  Hawthorne,  Morton  Park,  Clyde,  La  Vergne,  Berwyn, 
and  Riverside. 

STOOK  &  BONDS—      Date.  Interest.      Outslamling.  Maturity. 

Stock,$2,000,000($100) $2,000,000 

1st  M  ($1,500,000. ...    1896  6  M-N  Feb.,'97,none  May  1. 

Mortgage  Trustee  is  Illinois  Trust  &  Savings  Bank.    The  deed  an 
thorizes  the  issue  of  bonds  for  $1,500,000  and  additional  amounts  (but 
not  in  excess  of  $2,000,000],  only  for  75  per  cent  of  cost  of  construc- 
tion and  equipment. 

ROAD— In  Feb.,  1897,  had  about  17  miles  of  track  in  operation. 

OFFICERS— President,  Henry  G.  Foreman;  Vice-President,  J.  Charles 
Moore;  Secretary,  P.  H.  Gray;  Treasurer,  Louis  S.  Owsley;  Offices, 
Equitable  Building,  Chicago,  111.— V.  62,  p.  779. 


SOUTH   CHICAGO   CITY  RAILWAY  CO- 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated   May  31,  1888.     Operates  two  lines 
from  Jackson  Park  to  106th  Street  and  the  Indiana  State  Line.    Ham 
rnond  Whiting  &  East  Chicago  is  controlled  in  same  Interest. 
STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.    Outstand'g.     Maturity. 

Stock  ($2,000,000  auth.) $2,000,000     

1st  mortgage,  currency 1890    5     J-J  50,000    July  1,  r.Hi> 

1st  mort.  $5,000,000,  gold)       1893    5  g.A-O      1,420,000    Apr.  1, 1913 

$1,000 J  Interest  payable  at  Illinois  Trust  &  S: 

Bank,  Trustee,  Chicago. 

In   November,  1896,    $500,000  additional    stock   was   authorized 
making  total  $2,000,000. 

ROAD— Owns  34  miles  of  track  in  Chicago  ana  controls  tne  Grand 
Crossing  &  Windsor  Park  RR.  Co.,  3  miles;  total  Dec.,  "96,37  miles. 
Rails  75  and  85  Ibs.  Hammond  Whiting  &  E.  C.  Electric  gives  a  line  to 
the  various  Indiana  race  tracks  and  makes  a  direct  route  of  14  miles 
from  63d  St  and  Madison  Ave.,  Chicago,  to  Hammond,  Ind. 

OFFICERS— President,  D.  F.Cameron;  Vice-Presideut,  V.  Shaw  Ken- 
nedy: Secretary,  Treasurer,  O.  8.  Gait  her. — V.  63,  p.  795,  970, 

SOUTH  SIDE  ELEVATED  RR.-C' ALLEY  ELI: 
VATED")— A  steam  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Foimed  January,  1897,  to  succeed  the  Chicago  A 
South  Side  R.  T.  RR.,  which  was  sold  in  foreclosure  Sept.  16,  1890. 

ROAD— Owns  elevated  road  in  operation  in  Chicago  upon  a  purchased 
right  of  way  from  Congress  Street  to  Jackson  Park,  8'56  miles  of 
double  and  triple  track;  total  track  said  to  be  18-62  miles.  Electrloitr 
Is  to  be  Introduced  as  motive  power,  and  it  is  estimated  the  cost  of  the 
change  will  be  about  $1,000,000, 

STOCK,  ETC.— Capital  stock  is  $10,323,800.  It  is  proposed  to  have 
no  funded  debt.  See  V.  64,  p.  1 80. 

OLD  SECURITIES— PI-AX— Under  the  plan  proposed  by  the  First 
Mortgage  Bondholders'  Committee  (Byron  L.  Smith,  Lyman  J. 
Gage,  George  Schneider,  Chauncey  J.  Blair,  A.  O.  Slaughter,  William 
Fleming,  Leslie  Carter;  depository.  Northern  Trust  Co.,  Chicago),  tlie 
$7,500,000  old  first  mortgage  5s  were  to  receive  100  per  cent  in  new 
stock;  extension  5s  for  $3,000,000  to  receive  60  percent  in  stoek;  over 
due  Interest  on  each  issue  to  receive  same  per  cents  as  prineipal.  Tin- 
old  common  stockholders  did  not  accept  the  terms  offered  (per  plan  in 
V.  63,  p.  1158). 

It  is  understood,  however,  that  a  movement  is  on  foot  to  consolidate 
the  elevated  roads  of  Chicago  under  one  management  and  newar 
rangements  may  be  made  regarding  the  above  securities. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— The  annual  report  of  old  Chicago  <t  South  Bidt 
Rapid  Transit  for  1896  was  in  V.  64,  p.  177,  showing  earnings  »> 
follows.  No  interest  was  paid  in  1895  or  1896. 

1896.         1895.      I  1896.         1895. 

Passenger $672,086  $710,857  |  Op.  ex.&taxes.$4:i7,105  $560,38J 

Other  earnings.     32,554       33,310 

I  N  ct  recei  pts . . .  $207,535  $183,78.: 

Grossreceipts.$704,640  $744.167  |  Special  cxp... .$101,626 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


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:ERS  (Feb.,  1897)-Pre*ident,  Leslie  Carter;  Vice-President, 
William  Fleming;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  J.  H.  Glade.  Office,  47 
Congress  St.,  Chicago  -V.  63.  p.  29. 116, 5O4.  601. 1158;  V.  64,  p.  41. 

HO. 

SUBURBAN    ELECTRIC    RAILWAY- 
ORQANIZATION— Will  connect  with  Lake  Street  and  Metropolitan 
••ide   elevated   roads   and    propose*  to   build   to    La   Grange 
and  possibly  to  Aurora.  The  Suburban  leases  (for  99  years)  the  Chicago 
Harlem  A  Batavia  and  Chicago  A  Southwestern  roads  (constituting 
.icago  A  Northern  Pacific  suburban   lines)  running  to  Harlem 
rack,  Austin,  Rldgeland  and  Oak  Park ;   these  lines  are  to  be 
operated  by  electricity.    They  Include  13  miles  of  track,  of  which  9 
ti       -  luuble  and  4  miles  single.    It  Is  proposed  to  equip  all  the  lines 
Connection  with  the  Metropolitan  is  expected  to  be  cox  pleted  In  April. 
ROAD.-  -The  entire  system  will  have  25  miles  of  double-track  road. 
STOCK  A  BONOS—  Date.       Iutere*t.      OntiiaixTg.      Maturity. 

Stock.  $1:250.000 $1,250,000    

lstM.,$3,5OO,OOO.gold.     1896       5g.  M-8  7OO.OOO     Mar.  2, 1916 

Trustee  1*  Chicago  Title  A  Trust  Co. 

OFFICERS— President,  C.  H.  Crosette;   Secretary.  Homer  K.  Galpln- 
V.  61.  p.  331. 

UNION    ELEVATED    RAILROAD- 

SI2ATION— Incorporated  Nov.  22,  1894,  to  build  a  loop  road 
connecting  the  elevated  roads  with  business  centre  of  city. 

CK  A  BONOS—  Dmle.   InUretl.    OuUlatufg.       Maturity. 

$5,000,000    

1895    ftg.  A  O      3.OOO.OOO    Oct.  1, 1945 


$O,OOOV 

.  »5,OOO,OOO.  gold.. . .      1895    5g.  A  O      3.OOO.OOO 
RENTAL— The  loop  will  be  used  by  the  four  elevated  railroad  eom- 
Ipanles,  •.,.•:  Chicago  A  South  Side  Rapid  Transit  Co..  Lake  Street  Ele- 
vated KK. '  ...  \..rthwe*tern  Elevated  RR.  Co.  and  the  Metropol  tan 
Oevated  KR.  C*.,  which  are  to  pay  as  natal  respectively  an  amount 
^^^Ktlonate  to  the  number  of  passengers  carried  by  each  OB  the 
loop,  with  a  minimum  aggregate  rental  for  the  four  companies  upon 
completion  of  loop  equal  at  least  to  the  amount  of  interest  charges, 

-  xpenses  of  operation  and  uialatssuam  of  the  lessor  company. 
ROAD— Route  of  loop  I*  oa  Fifth  Avenue  from  Lake  to  Vaa  Buren 
Street,  thanrm  east  on  Tan  Burea  Street  to  Wabash  Aveaae,  theaee 
north  on  Wabash  Avenue  to  Lake  Street,   using   the   Lake   Street 
Elevsted  oa  Lake  Street.    The  loop  will  be  2W  miles  la  length,   and 
i  peeted  to  hare  train*  running  In  March—  see  V.  62.  p.  94,  321 
553  ;  V.  63,  p.  002. 

ION  CONSOLIDATED  ELEVATED  RR.- 
^^^•UHZATION—  Formed  In  1896  to  build  from  Union  Elevated  at 
5th  A  v...  west  to  Market  St.;  thence  to  the  Metropolitan  W.  8.  El  (thl 
branch  covered  by  the  series  "A"  boads  for  9000.000).  and.  If  drslred' 
from  Van  Buren  aad  Market  Su.  across  the  Chicago  River  to  the 
•  .nun  tracks  (this  branch  to  b*  covered  by  series  "  B"  bonds 
-J.OOO).    Series  "A"  bonds  ar*  guaranteed  principal  aad  Inter- 
est by  the  Mot.  W.  s.  Elevated.    Series  -  B"  hare  not  been  Issued. 

BONOS—                               Dmtt.  Int.         Oulttmmff.     Maturity. 

5*nes"A-  UtBH>n.gold. ;  1HS0  5gH-X      $5OO.OOO      For.  1,1930 

gn.  p.  A  I.  by  Mrt.  w.-  i  .«. raMa.V.-P't.Oea.TT.Co.jr.Y 
>«. 

WEST  CHICAGO  STREET  RAILROAD- 

•••<!  In  1887  under  laws  of  Illinois. 

LEASES.— Control  of  ttte  C»i.  W.  IHr.  Kg.  was  acquired  through  pur- 

^^•f  a  majority  of  Its  shares  (6.251 )  of  capital  stock,  and  the  road 

;  eased  for  999  years  at  an  aaanal  rental  of  $39  per  share,  the  principal 

^Dd  Interest  *f  Its  bonds  being  assumed.    Of  ta*  CAtosye  Pmtftngtr  Kg. 

•ck,  the  Chi.  W.  Dtv.  Ry.  Co.  owns  a  majority,  aad  the  road  Is 

leased  to  the  West  Chicago  Street  RR..     The  West  Chicago  St.  RR.  Co. 

agrees  to  pay  5  per  eent  a  year  oa  capital  stock  of  the  Passenger  Ry. 

I  to  guarantee  Its  fixed  charges.    Leases  Cicero  A  Provlf  o  St. 

-<MB  May  1.  1890.)-V.  04,  p    1 

Bs*2%£o0wwjii«$    ••'*'' 

inortgace.    *l. !•»•..    18W  • 


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/atersst    OnMsUMTa.     LoitJ,r..Je. 
U.  -  F.  $13,180.000  rb.15-97.14> 
.  .     __     -    —       M.*r».       S«9vV(OQi*  HAT     1*  1939 
1  Trustee,  OlInkM  Tr.  A  SaVga  Bank,  Chicano. 
Ix**atBres,$»OOaad$l.-iie»l   6     J.-D.      l.OUO.OOO  Juae  1.  1911 

000  e*  }  subject  to  call  Juno  1 . 1896. 

D*fe*atares,$oOOaad$l.-)189l  6     J.-D.      1.OOO.OOO  Deo.  1.  1911 
000  e- <  Subject  U>  call  Dr. 

Mbsatm.   BIM  -.J1894  0     J.-D.  NX)  Dec.    1,  1914 

rat.  •'*OO....e-}B-||M,toe(ajmt 

P*Jfs».  M..  m.300,OOOg.  «  1800  5*>  M.-N.        So*  text.    Nov.   1.  1930 

B^^BO  "•>•  istee.  Coat.  Tr.  Co..  > .  Y.  A  <*.  Sherman. 

-I  P.K  Tun.rn.l«t  (    1889  5      F.-A.    $1.5OO.OOr  Feb.    1.  19O9 

n^f-f*'          »ad.  e.>  Trust**.  nilBoisTr.  A  "ar'gs  Bank.  (Tilrago. 

MUM  mort«agea,lMeV»     o  p.  e.  MaV$M 

Oa.*tTf09 

<  »e«-dbT  trust  deed.    18*0 

>r».4»,s,  mjiOOt-  1999  44  J   -  J. 
^^•a«-  I'..  '  .    ••     k  5        (i) 

lstawrtga«r.r.ir 1889  0      F.-A. 

IsssssKB?*1  ,  1»89  0      J.-D. 


.  , 

8-»      •  p.  e.  2O4.OOO         192*9 

..  «3S<1-J.M     See  teat.  July  20,  1890 
M  ft      ......  3O.OOO         ....... 

4.040.000  July 
•oa  tut. 


1. 

(I) 


1932 


^^^•£$1.000.000  14 
hlcaw  Baotrto  Transit,  •«•.. 

i  Transit. 


, 
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400.000  Aug.  1.  1903 

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thoso  ensupaalu*  below. 
Md-M*  that  company. 


'••'••  *  Proviso  m.  By.— boaas  gnarant 
I*lsrt3t  I*  payaat*  at  company's  oflce. 
'••>«<<«  "r  Uw  »12JOOX»0  eoasots  under  th*  mortgage  of  Novem- 

•«.  $>409jOaO*aa  ho  IsMcdoaly  oa  rotlr**Bcat  of  an  equal 

•'»»»»«  »f  th*oot«taadlBg  first  mortgage  5*.    Ooasols  ar«  also  ap- 

«»M*  t*  th*  paymoatof  th*0o*tlag  debt  and   of  th*  $S,700,OOO 

iL.uadlag  titaataii*.  subject  to  call  OB  00  days'  aotlc*.  snd  which 

>11  b*  retired  before  May,  1897.    Consols  for  $2.500,000  are  reserved 

r  baprovoBMBt*  aad  eiteastoas,  but  only  at  75  per  eent  of  the  cost 

la  Fcbrjary.  1897.  a  sal* of  $0.000.000  of  th*  ooasols  was 

>ad*  to  a  syadieate;  of  UMS*  $3^OO,OOO   w*r*  ta  be  delivered   at 

*«V.«4,  p.  176,333. 
«(oc*.-The  authorlMd  stock  was  flo.ooO.OOO.  but  the  stockholders 

493,  authorised  aa  lacrosse  to  $2O.OOO.OOO.    In  accordance  with 


this  additional  Issues  were  made— April.  1, 1893,  $1,000,000;  Aug.  1, 
1893,  $1,100,000,  and  Nov..  1893,  $1,089.000. 

Chicago  Weil  Divition  Stock  Is  $1,250,000,  of  which  $625,100  is  owned 
by  the  West  Chicago  Street  Co.,  the  remainder  ($624,900)  being  guar- 
anteed 35  per  cent  yearly  under  the  lease.  Chicago  Passenger  Railway 
stock  Is  $2,000,000,  having  been  Increased  from  $1,000,000  In  March, 
1896,  when  $1,000,000  of  additional  bonds  were  also  authorized  for 
betterments.  Of  old  stock  $730,000  was  held  for  the  benefit  of  West 
Chicago  stockholders.— V.  62,  p.  553.  The  West  Chicago  St.  RR.  Co.  guar- 
anteed 5  p.  o.  on  original  $1, 000,000  stock  under  operating  contract. 

DIVIDENDS-)  1889.  1890.    1891.    1892.  1893.  1894.  1895.  Feb.,'97. 
percent..)     556          7*4         9         9          6perann. 

ROAD.— On  January  1,  1896,  had  201-58  miles  of  track  operated 
as  follows-:  Cable  32-42  miles;  electricity  121-72  miles;  horses  47-44 
miles.  Jan.  1, 1895,  there  were  151  miles  operated  with  horses. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  Dec.  31.  Report  for  1896  was  In 
T.  64,  p.  177.  The  statement  of  operations  for  the  year  Is  given  below. 

Yean  ending  Det.  31—  1896.  1895.  1894. 

Grossearnlng $4,018,948       $4,201,477       $4,181,23T 

Operating  expenses 2,138,378         2,267,196         2,518,627 


$1.934,281  $1.662.61(v 

$490,500  $490.500 

241,813  240,863 

169,702  128.10» 


$1,032.266 
791,340 


$803,139 
1,184,298 


rtHD£ft-  ..............  .epi  ,C"OT/i«»  t  V 

Rental  of  leased  roads $4!>:i.l<i- 

Coupon  Interest 241,800 

Other  Interest  and  taxes. 280.907 

Balance  for  dividends $S64,4.V. 

Dlrideads  paid. 791.340 

Balance...  .  .siir.*73,lir>    sur.$240,926  def.$381,159- 

Total  surplus  Dec.  31 $1,795,733       $1,722,619       $1,481,693 

OFFICERS.— President,  C.  T.  Yerkes ;  Sec.  and  Treas.,  L.  8.  Owsley^ 
Pnrch.  Agent.  E.  A.  Blodgett.-V.  64,  p.  1 76,  288,  333. 

WEST  CHICAGO  STREET  RR.  SYSTEM- 
CHICAGO  ELECTRIC  TRANSIT- A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1894.  Owns  valuable  franchises  run- 
ning for  2O  years  on  about  40  miles  of  streets  In  northwest  Chicago 

STOCK  &.  BONDS—          Date.    Inttreit.    OuMandna.       Maturity. 

Stock $1,500,000       

l»tM.,gn.seetext.noopfn     1894     6  F-A  975.0OO     Aug.  1, 1914 

Interest  la  payable  at  offlce  of  trustee,  the  Illinois  Tr.  *  Savings  Bank- 

Bswsto- The  mortgage  provide*  for  the  Issue  of  $2,OOO,OOO  bonds  at 
not  exceeding  the  eost  of  Improvement*,  extensions,  etc.,  and  for 
additional  bonds  at  not  above  75  per  cent  such  cost.  Of  the  $85O,OOO- 


to  Aug.,  1896.  $700.000  are  guaranteed  by  the  West  Chicago- 
Street  RR.  and  $150,000  by  the  North  Chicago  Street  RR.  In  Novem- 
ber. 1896,  an  additional  $125.OOO  were  Issued  for  an  extension  to- 
Irving  Boulevard,  making  $975,000  bonds  oubitandlng. 

ROAD— Owns  18-46  miles  of  track  on  9-23  miles  of  street— a  double- 
tracked  pared  electric  road  on  Elston  Avenue  and  Belmont  Avenue. 
Owns  eight  acres  of  real  estate  for  ear  b»rn«,  and  will  furnish  power 
for  Itself  and  for  other  ttnee. 

EARNlNQS-For  year  ending  Dee.  31.  1896,  gross.  $223,141 ;  net. 
•90,6*3;  charges,  $5 1.668:  bat,  sorplus  for  year,  $45,015.  In  181*5, 
gross,  $11 1.52 1;  net,  $48.978;  charges,  $43.986. 

•WEST  CHICAGO  STREET  RY.  SYSTEM- 
CHICAGO  A  JEFFERSON  VKBAX  TRANSIT.— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION -Obtained  a  franchise  In  April,  1892,  for  an  electric 
road  from  Monroe  aad  Canal  streets  along  Monroe,  Morgan,  Fulton- 
Ashland  Avenue,  Fulton  Street,  Western  Avenue,  etc.,  about  G'a  miles. 
Road  belongs  to  system  of  West  Chicago  Street  Ry.,  which  guarantees 
the  bonds.  Stock  $2.000,000.  See  V.  61,  p.  516. 

STOCK  A.  BONDS  Datt.  rnlrnil.  OHttlanding.  Uaturity. 

KSekfO&S&ilF: $1.000.000  

1st  M-. guar  p.and  L.West  1 1895  6M-N  175.OOO  Nor.  1,  1915 

Chicago  Street  Ry $  Interest  at  Chicago  office. 

The  first  mortgage  Is  for  $2,000,000,  but  additional  bonds  may  be 
Issued  for  extensions,  etc.  Trustee,  Illinois  Trust  &  Savings  Bank. 

ROAD— Owns  7-7  miles  of  track  on  Fulton,  Morgan  and  Monroe 
streets.  President,  Lo  Grand  W.  Perec;  Bcc'y.T.  B.  Bears.— V.  61, p.  516> 

WEST  CHICAGO  STREET  RY.  SYSTEM- 
CICERO  *  PROVISO  STRKKT  RAILWAY. -An  electric  road. 

OROANiZATiON-Leaaed  from  May  1, 1896,  to  the  West  Chicago  Street 
KK.  for  net  earning*,  bat  the  bonds  are  guaranteed.— T.  64,  p.  170. 

4  BONOS.  iHttrtit.         0*lttanM*ff.  Maturity. 

-*._-.  $2,500,000  

6  MAN  604.000  Nov.l,  1!KU 

owil.  *M", '$2.500,000.  )5g.M  4  N  1.2H9.000          May  1,1015 

1895,g.41.000^u.,end.  $      Trustee.  Illinois  Trust  A  Savings  Bank. 

Interttt  on  1st  mortgage  at  Farmers'  Loan  *  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  City. 

Jsust*  Of  the  eonaola  of  1895  sufficient  are  reserved  to  retire  the 
outstanding  firsts.  The  consols  are  endorsed  with  the  guarantee  of 
the  West  Chicago  Street  RR. 

ROAD— Operates  50  miles  of  track.  Including  14  miles  completed  In 
1895.  It  starU  at  West  4Oth  St.  and  W.  Madison  St.  In  the  City  of 
Chicago,  and  passes  through  Moreland,  Austin,  May  wood,  etc.— V.  03, 
p.  1O62. 

WEST  CHICAGO  STREET  RR.  SYSTEM- 
NORTH  CHICAGO  ELECTRIC  R AI  LWAY-A  trolley  road. 

STOCK  <Jb  BONDS.  Date.   Interest.    OuUtantFg.    Maturity. 

Stock $2,000.000    

l>t  M.,  $1,000,000  (not  sub-)  1894    *  F-A          466.0OO    Aug.  1, 1914 

lectio  call  I,  go.  p.*  Lend.  ( Int.  at  Illinois  Trust  (trustee),  Chicago. 

The  bonds  are  guaranteed,  part  of  them  by  North  Chicago  and  part 
by  West  Chicago  Street  RR.  Trustee.  Illinois  Trust  &  Barings  Bank. 

EARNING*—  For  year  ending  Deo.  31,  1896,  gross,  $309,481;  net, 
$160,430;  charges,  $105.812;  balance  surplus  for  year,  $54,618.  In 
1895  surplus  overcharges  $38,370.  Company  has  no  power  plant. 
In  1896  carried  6,189,000  passengers  against  4.267,493  In  1895. 

ROAD— Owns  double  track,  pared,  electric  road  on  Lincoln  Avenue, 
from  the  terminus  of  the  North  Chicago  Street  Ry.  Co.'s  cable  line  at 
Lincoln  and  Wrtghtwood  Avenues  to  North  59th  Street;  also  on  Mil- 
waukee Avenue,  from  the  terminus  of  the  West  Chicago  Street  Ry. 
Co.'seable  line  at  ArmltaveAve.  to  La  wrenoeAve.,  6-75  mllesln  length- 


26 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


WEST  CHICAGO  STREET  RAILWAY  SYS- 
TEM-CHICAGO NORTH  SHORE  STREET  RY.-An  electric  road. 
Le»*ed  In  1894  for  50  years  to  North  Chicago  Electric  Ry. 

•C$8ft,fcMW  ™.  '?££  8^'j^ftSS 
1st  M  $1  500  OOO  K  )  1894  6g.  A-O  675,000  Apr.  1,  IV 

guar'.'  p.  *  i.  (end).o*  $  SubJ.  to  call  at  105  any  Apr.  1  after  1905 

The  bonds  guaranteed  by  endorsement  by  the  North  Chicago  Electric 
Railway,  «nd  the  stock  guaranteed  6  per  cent  per  annum  by  the  same 
company,  are  listed  on  the  Chicago  Stock  Exchange. 

Interests  paid  In  New  York  by  Chase  Nat.  Bank  and  in  Chicago  at 
Illinois  Trust  &  Savings  Bank,  Trustee. 

ROAD  -In  May,  1800,  was  reported  to  bo  operating  19  miles  of  track 
on  9  miles  of  streets,  of  which  7>s  miles  track  owned. 

CINCINNATI,  OHIO. 

"POPULATION  1890  WAS  296,908  I   IN  1880  WAS  255,139; 

ANII  IN  1870  WAS  216.239. 

CINCINNATI  NEWPORT  &  COVINGTON.- 
•See  COVINGTON,  KY. 

CINCINNATI  STREET  RY.-Electrlc  and  cable  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  June  21,  1880,  and  in  1896  purchased 
Mt.  Adams  &  Eden  Park  and  Mt.  Auburn  roads,  assuming  their  bonds. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—  Par.     Interest.  Outstand'g.      Last  din. ,<tc. 

Stock  ($1S,000,000) 50       5  Q.-J.    $14,000,000  Jan.2,'97,m% 

BONDS    v-M  Ml  H  BY  CINCINNATI  STREET  RAILWAY. 


$25,000 


July,  1900 


Oct.,  1900 
Oct.,  1905 
Moh.,1900 


•KlltrourM.  (assumed),  cur..     ..       4J. -J. 
Mt  Adams  A  Eden  Park  Inclined  Ry.— 

In  mortgage,  currency..     ..       6A.-O.          46,000 
"          currency..     ..       6A.-O.        100,000 

Consol.  mortg.,  currency.    ..       5  M.-8.         531,000 

lnlere.it  Is  payable  at  First  National  Hank,  Cincinnati. 
Mt.  Auburn  Cable  Ry. )        8\t     1887     5J-D    $200,000    June,  1907 

1st  M.  ($200.000). c*  J  Interest  at  Chemical  Nat.  Bank,  N.  Y.  City. 

2d  mort.  ($100,000)..         8>4     1888    7A-O      $22,OOOApl.'93-lS08 

S/oefc— Total  authorized  stock,  $18,000,000,  having  been  Increased 
from  $11,000,000  In  August,  1896,  for  purchase  of  Mt.  Adama  & 
fEden  Park  and  Mt.  Auburn  Cable  roads  and  for  extensions.— V.  63,  p. 
^88.  Unissued  stock  to  be  used  for  Improvements  and  extensions. 

DIVIDENDS— For  many  years  dividends  at  the  rate  of  5  per  cent  per 
annum  have  been  paid.  In  1896,  Jan.,  1>4  percent;  July,  1 '4  P.O.; 
Oot,  m  p.  o.;  In  1897,  Jan.,  1>4  p.  c. 

ROAD— Company  In  1896,  operated  160  miles  of  track  in  the 
city  of  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  extending  also  to  adjoining  suburbs.  The 
•College  Hill  Electric  St.  RR.  7  miles  long,  was  opened  In  1895. 


Miles. 

Main  line  (trolley) 144-57 

Mt  Adams  &  E.  P.  (trolley).  19-46 
Mt.  Auburn  Cable  (trolley) .  8-37 
Main  line  (cable) 15-43 


Jlilce. 
7-84 
•38 

Total  track  operated 196-05 

Weight  of  rails  52  to  95  Ibs. 


Mt.  Adams  &  E.  P.  (cable) . . 
Mt.  Auburn  Cable  (cable)... 


OFFICERS— President,  M.  A.  Manna  :    Vice-Presldeut,  F.  De  H.  Rob- 
tson ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  J.  B.  Hanna.— V.  62,  p.  363. 


OFFICERS— President  and  General  Manager,  John  Kllgour;  Secretary, 
Jauius  A.  Colling  Treas.,  R.  A.  Dunlap;  Purch.  Agent,  A.  G.  Starr. 

DIRECTORS  (elected  1896)— John  Kilgour,  Matthew  Ryan,  George 
Bui  DC k,  George  N.  Stone,  Frank  J.  Jones,  Nat.  H.  Davis  and  Stephen 
K.  Burton.— V.  63,  p.  188. 

CINCINNATI  INCLINED  PLANE  RAIL- 
~W AY— A  trolley  road  and  incline  plane  cable. 

RECEIVERSHIP — Oct.  12, 1895,  Brent  Arnold  was  appointed  receiver. 
Consolidated  Mortgage  Committee.— John  Stiles  (Chairman),  George 
A.  Robinson  and  Alex.  P.  Humphrey ;  depositary,  Fidelity  Trust  & 
Safety  Vault  Co.,  Louisville,  Ky.  Stockholders'  Committee.— Columbia 
Finance  <fe  Trust  Co.,  Louisville,  Ky.,  will  receive  deposits. 

Suit  brought  by  City  of  Cincinnati  to  remove  tracks  at  foot  of 
Inclined  plane.  Cincinnati  claims  the  company  had  no  right  to  issue 
bonds,  as  they  possessed  no  vested  right  or  charter  giving  them  the 
•use  of  the  streets  after  a  certain  date.  Judge  Sage  sustained  this 
claim  of  the  city,  and  decision  was  confirmed  by  U.  3.  Supreme  Court 
In  Deo.,  1896.  See  V.  62,  p.  683;  V.  63,  p.  651, 1114. 

STOCKS  &  BONDS—  Par.  Date.    Int.  Oittsland'g.  Maturity. 

Com.  st'k  (.fl.OOO.OOO  auth.)...  $100    $575.000  

Pref.  st'k  ($150,000  auth) loO    6  A-O     150,000 

Istmortgage e"    7J-J    125,000  July,  1899 

2d  mortgage,  $150,000 1891  6  A-O    Seetext    

•Con.  m.  $500,000 o-    ....  1894  6J-J    375,000  Jan.,  1914 

Stock— The  preferred  stock  Is  secured  by  a  second  mortgage  for 
=$150,000  on  the  company's  property,  dated  1891,  interest  6  per  cent. 

ROAD— Owned  in  August,  1895,  16  miles  of  track  In  city  of  Clncln. 
•aati,  of  which  1,920  feet  Is  Inclined  plane  cable;  remainder  electric. 
—V.  63,  p.  651,  1114. 

CLEVELAND,  OHIO. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  261,353;  IN  1880  WAS  160,146; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  92,829. 

CLEVELAND  CITY   RAILWAY-A  cable  road 
ORGANIZATION  -Chartered  In  1893.  Is  known  as  the  "  Little  Consoli- 
dated."   In  1896  consolidation  with  the  Cleveland  Electric  Ry.  was 
•decided  upon,  but  terms  not  yet  announced.— V.  62,  p.  363. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—          Date.      Interest.      Outstanding.    Maturity. 

•took  (10O)  $8,OOO,OOO Q.-J.          $7,600,000       Seetext. 

Cleve.   City  Cable  Ry )     1889      5g.  J.-J.          2.000,000    July  1, 1909 
gold  $  1,000  o.&r.  1st  M  J  Trustee  Is  Central  Trust  Co.,  New  York. 

EARNINGS— Jan.  1  to  Aug.  31,  8  months,  gross,  $762,634  In  1896; 
4688,188  In  1895.    For  years  ending  Deo.  31  earnings  have  been : 
Year.  Oross.  Net.  Interest.        Bat..sur. 

1895 $1,060,229       $458,772       $109,116       $349,656 

1894 923,551          366,113          131,569          234,544 

DIVIDEND— Dividends  of  4  per  cent  annually  have  been  paid,  but  in 
July,  1896,  the  usual  quarterly  dividend  was  not  declared. 

ROAD— The  company  operates  84  miles  of  track  In  the  city  of  Cleve- 
land and  suburbs  on  41  miles  of  street*,  extending  6  miles  east  and 
w««t  of  city  limits.  Weight  of  rails  82  and  98  Ibs. 


CLEVELAND    ELECTRIC    RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION— Known  as  the  "  Big  Consolidated."    Consolidation 
of  the  Cleveland  Electric  and   Cleveland  City  has  been  decided  upon, 
but  terms  not  known  in  February,  1897.— V.  62,  p.  363. 
STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.    Outstand'g.     Last  dir.,  tie. 

lock  ($100)..  Q.-J.      $12,000,000  Jan. 5, '9~ - 

Jlonds  assumed—  $  1892    5     M-8      1,000,OOO    March, 


Stock  ($100) ....      Q.-J.      $12,000,000  Jan. 5, '97,%% 

Jlonds  assumed—  $  1892    5     M-8       1,000,OOO    March,   1910 

E.  Clev.RR.  lstM.($l,000)  ( Interest  at  Central  Trust  Co..  New  York. 


Brooklyn  8t.  1st  $1,000....    1883    6     M-S         300.OOO    Sept.  1,  1903 

do  mort.  1890  $1,OOO...      1890    6     M-S          30O.OOO    Sept.  1,  1903 

a««th<ai.i.i.t  *i  Ann          J  1888    6     M-8          300,000    Sept.  1,  1903 

South  Side  1st  $1,000 $  int.  I  n  Phila.  at  Fidelity  Ins.  Tr.  A  Safe  Dep. 

Cleveland  Electric  Ry.— 

n™  M  /«i  nnni  *rta  „•*,.>  1893    5g.  M-S      1,850,000    Mch.  1,1913 
Con.M.  ($1,000)  gold.c  Ar  J  Int  ftt  trustee,  Central  Trust  Co.,N.  Y.City. 

DIVIDENDS— The  quarterly  dividend  was  passed  In  January,  1896, 
owing  to  large  payments  for  improvements  and  settlement  of  back 
claims;  in  April,  1896,  paid  %  percent;  in  July,  none;  Oct.,  none; 
in  1897,  Jan.,  %  p.  c.  Dividend  is  said  to  have  been  earned  but  funds 
kept  for  betterments. 

BONDS—  Consols  of  /SgjtoT  $1,900,000  reserved  to  retire  the  Iwm'.s 
assumed  Bonds  In  excess  of  $3,500,000  (including  the  $1,900,000  re- 
served as  above)  cannot  be  Issued  except  for  85  per  cent  of  the  cash 
cost  of  extensions  of  mileage  and  Increase  of  plant,  but  in  no  event 
for  all  purposes  in  excess  of  $25,000  for  each  additional  mile  of  track, 
and  then  only  when  the  net  earnings  for  the  twelve  months  preceding 
are  equal  to  at  least  double  tlie  amount  of  iuterest  on  bonds  already 
outstanding  and  proposed  to  be  issued.  The  bonds  arc  a  first  Hen  on 
the  Broadway  &  Newburg  system  and  on  all  extensions  made  and 
property  acquired  subsequent  to  the  consolidation;  thej'  cannot  be 
called  before  maturity.— V.  61,  p.  749.  Consols  for  $250,000  were 
Issued  late  in  1896. 

ROAD— The  company  operates  In  the  city  of  Cleveland  "  an  aggregate 
single  track  of  about  96 'a  miles;  practically  all  the  lines  are  double 
tracked."  Also  operates  about  10  miles  of  suburban  track. 

ANNUAL  REPORT — For  the  years  ending  December  31 : 

1896.  1895.  1894. 

Gross  earnings $1,634,841       $1,503,620       $1,306,522 

Operating  expenses 1.080,979  984,221 

Neteamlngs $553,862          $519,399          $501,501 

OFFICERS    President,  Horace  E.  Andrews ;  Secretary,  L.  A.  Harmon ; 
Treasurer,  J.  F.  Whitelaw;  Purch.  Agent,  C.  W.  Wason. 
INDEX— V.  61,  p.  749;  V  62,  p.  363;  V.  63,  p.  1146. 


AKRON  BEDFORD  &  CLEVELAND  RAIL- 
ROAD—A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  November,  1894.  Through  Una  opened 
Oot.  26,  1895,  from  Cleveland  to  Akron,  35  miles.  Serves  popula- 
tion of  Akron,  Kent,  Cuyahoga  Falls,  Narthfleld,  Bedford  and  Cleve- 
land. Cars  run  through  from  Cleveland  to  Akron,  having  traffic  ar- 
rangements at  Cleveland  with  the  Cleveland  Electric  Railway  and  at 
Akron  with  Akron  Street  RR. 

STOCK  &   BONDS—  Date.   Interest.   Outstand'g.   Maturity. 

Stock  auth'zert,  $1,000,000 $1,000,000  

1st  M.,  $300,000  (par  $1,000),  J  1895    5  g.  M&8  $300,000  Sept.l,  1915 

mort.  covers  27*i0  mi'es J  Central  Tr.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  trustee,  pays  int. 

Further  bond  Issue  Is  limited  to  $10,000  per  mile  of  new  track. 

In  1896  stock  was  Increased  from  $300,000  to  $1,000,000,  t«  provide 
for  floating  debt,  new  equipment,  etc.,  etc.  Bills  payable  Deo.  31, 
1896,  $98,054. 

ROAD.— In  August,  1896,  completed  Akron  to  Cleveland,  27-4 
miles.  Of  this  about  ll>a  miles  is  on  right  of  way  owned  in  fee.  Has 
traffic  arrangement  to  use  tracks  In  Cleveland,  about  5  miles,  In  Akron, 
about  4  miles.  Road  has  steel  bridges,  T  rail  and  Is  ballasted;  21 
oars,  large  pattern.  See  V.  61,  p.  870;  V.  62,  p.  184. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1806,  gross,  $91,686;  net. 
$30,044 ;  other  income,  $5,244 ;  interest  charges,  $17,935 ;  balam-c, 
surplus  for  year,  $17,353.  Passengers  carried,  461,238. 

OFFICERS— President,  Henry  A.  Everett;  Secretary,  Fred.  S.  Borton, 
Treasurer,  E.  W.  Moore,  616  Garfleld  Building,  Cleveland.— V.  61,  p. 
870;  V.  62,  p.  184;  V.  64,  p.  178. 


CLEVELAND    BEREA    &     ELYRIA    RY.-A 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  A  consolidation  In  October,  1896,  of  the  Cleve.  A 
Elyria  Electric  and  Cleve.  &  Berea  Street  Ry. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.     Interest.     Outstanding.     Maturity. 

Stock  (par  $100)  .........................       $800,000        ...... 

C1seubj.toBclnJa1n8tlM19022.|1892    6  g.  J&J  73,000      Jan.  1.  1912 

°°    1893    6    MAN         200'000 


The  new  Co.  assumed  the  obligations  of  the  constituent  companies 
ROAD—  Operates  28  miles  of  track  extending  from  Cleveland  to 

Berea    and    Elyria;   sidings,  additional,  2  miles.     President,  A.  H. 

Pomeroy;  Gen.  Man.,  F.  L.  Pomeioy.—  V.  63,  p.  793. 


CLEVELAND  &  CHAGRIN   FALLS  ELEC- 
TRIC  RAILROAD-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  In  December,  1895,  to  build  and  e 
ate  a  passenger  and  freight  road  between  Cleveland  and  Chagrin  Falls, 
14  miles,  to  furnish  heat,  light  and  power,  and  own  pleasure  resorts 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.     Interest.   Outstand'g.    Maturity. 

l8tM.,"$20b,o66".g.",red;aft'.y  1896    6g'.'M-N      150,000    May  :,  1916 

May  1, 1906  ($5OO) o*  J  Int.  at  Guardian  Trust,  Cleve.,  tri 

ROAD-In  February,  1897, 1>»  miles  of  track  had  been  laid,  and  It 

was  expected  that  road  would  be  in  operation  by  May  1. 
President,  Vincent  A.  Taylor ;   Vloe-President,  M.  A.  Sprague ;   '• 

retary,  E.  J.  Kennedy ;  Treasurer,  Wm.  Preseott. 


STKEET    RAILWAYS. 


27 


CLEVELAND  &  CUYAHOGA  FALLS.-To  be 
•  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION.— This  eompany  Is  backed  by  Henry  A.  Everett  and 
others,  and  In  consideration  of  tune-cent  (area,  applied  In  February . 
1896,  for  a  charter  to  operate  on  oertaln  streets  of  Cleveland. 

CLEVELAND  PAINESVILLE  &  EASTERN 
RAI  LROAI>-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.-Ineorporated  April  23.  1895.  Road  com- 
pleted lu  August.  1894. 

STOCK  4  BONO*-  I**-    I****    O*t*la,ufg.      Maturity. 

•koeki  *MX>touo $500,000      

IrtMirt..  gold.  $500.000. >  1896    5g.A-O      »2.00O       Apr.  1, 1916 

(91,000  OMB) o-  J  iBterest  at  Btate  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Trustees  of  mortgage  are  State  Truit  Co.,  H.  Y.,  and  Cleveland 
Trust  Co.,  Cleveland.  O.  Bond*  author-tied  at  925.000  per  mile.  Oo 
Jan.  1, 1897.  loan*  and  bill*  payable  were  9181.724;  treasury  bonds; 
•109.000. 

ROAD-Owas  road  from  Enelid.  Ohio,  to  Palaeevllle.  20  miles,  and 
use*  Cleveland  Eleetrie  By.  from  Enelid  to  Public  Square,  Cleve.,  10 
miles.  Bail*  68-lb.  girder;  10  motor  can.  Power  bouae  1*  at  Wll- 
longhbj  and  MM  water  from  Chagrin  River  free. 

EARNiNQS-^uly  1  to  Dee.  91. 1896,  6  months,  gross,  933,340;  net, 
»17,'->72;  interest  on  bond*,  96,290;  interest  on  floating  debt.  93,830; 
balanoe,  (orpins.  97.192.  Passengers  carried  (6  month*),  222.623. 

OFFICERS— President,  a  W.  Wason;  Vice-president,  J.  A,  Bledler 
Treasurer,  E.  W.  Moore;  Secretary.  P.  B.  Borton  Directors  (January, 
1897)-  Henry  A.  Everett,  I.  IT.  ToplUT.  W.  P.  Qsrr.  Fred.  Btonn,  C.  W. 
Wason,  B.  W.  Moore  and  J.  A.  BetdJer. 

-V.  63.  p.  356.  458:  V.  64,  p.  t*4. 


COHOES,  N.  Y. 

PorCLATU.ii  1890  WAS  22.5O9 :  nr  188O  WAS  19,416 ; 

Alb  m  1870  WAS  15.357. 

COHOES   CITY    RAILWAY.-Atrolleyroad. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1894  and  controlled  by  the  sams  ta- 
Mrests  as  the  Albany  Railway  with  which  connection  will  be  made. 
_STOCK  A  Jte«0a-  DaU.      Inter**.    OMstsmTy.    Hat***. 

'.'.'."'.'.     5o,'ooo    ;.".'".'.";;." 

it,  John  W.  McXamara.OoBoee.  N .  Y 


ROAO- Traek.  4<i  mlleo. 


COLORADO   SPRINGS,  COL. 

PoreLATioa  189O  WAS  11.140:  Hi  1980  WAS  4.226. 

COLORADO  SPRINGS  RAPID  TRANSIT- 
OftOANLZATiON-Chartered  in  1890.    Franchise  Is)  unaiUil  and  Is 
said  to  give  "  practlrally  exclusive"  rights  IB  the  ettjr. 

STOCK  cV8o«oe-     MUtt.    DaU.    Inters.  Ogtlte^r.. 
Block  ipsxSTOOi. „.     ......     .........      9900.004t.p. 


1st  M.,  91 .000 


1990    8     A-0        950.000 


'io 


Orasol.M.. 91.000 ea.. )    27        1991    6  g  A-O       150.OOO    Apr.  1, 1921 
for  Aioo.OOoTgild.  .J  Babjeet  to  eaU  after  Ootekeri,  1996. 

parable  M  O I  mini   Hatloaal  Bank.   Mew  York  City. 
«•  was  originally  for  975O.OOO.  of  which  9350.000 


reserved  for  first  mortgage,  and  balance  waa  Iseoable  at  92O.OOO  per 
«U«  of  new  single  and  930.000  per  mile  of  new  doable  traek;  but  the 
total  USCM  has  sine*  been  limited  to  8MO.OOO  by  Ik*  esaesllstina  of 
8*50.000  of  the  bonds.  Trustee.  Ceatral  Trmst  Co..  H.  T. 

ROAO-Owas  29%  mllee  of  track,  and  June  1.  1995.  began  to  op- 
erate the  Manltou  Eleetrie  Railway  A  Casino  Com  paay*  Uae.  1 4  miles. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  year  ending  Dee.  31. 1894.  earning!  were: 

Gross  earnings 998.198  I  Fixed  charge. 93O.OOO 

Wet  earn  in.-.        4O.3OO  |  Balance,  surplus 10.3OO 

OFFICERS -Pre.l.lent.  F.  L.  Martin:  Vies  Preatdent.  B.  J.  Eaton: 
Secretary  and  Tree-urer,  A.L.La»toa;  Oeaeral  Manager  and  Auditor 
A.  A.  MeOovaey ;  Bupt.  and  Purr  haslag  Agett,  O.  L.  MaeasTree. 

COLUMBIA,  S.  C. 

PorcLATiON  1990  WAS  15^53;  m  1990  WAS  10,096; 
AND  r*  1970  WAS  9.299. 

COLUMBIA     ELECTRIC     STREET     RAIL- 
WAY LIGHT  A  POWER- A  trolley  road. 
„  STOCK  4  BONOS-  MUet.  Date.  InteraL  n*Mu*fg.    Maturity. 

»toek,97.<7oS»ipar9100i  97S.ooOfp .".. 

1st  M..  gold.  91.000... •*  1892  6*.  M-K  150.000         May  1.1922 

Interest  to  payable  st  Mercantile  Trust  *  Deposit  Co..  Baltimore. 

ROAO-In  February.  1999.  was  operating  10  miles  of  traek. 

OmcCRS-PrwIdent  aad  General  Manager,  J.  q.  Marshall ;  Vice- 
PreaUeat.  Dr.  T.  T.  Moors:  Secretary .  W.  B.  Byles. 

COLUMBUS,  GA. 

PoroLAnon  1990  WAS  17,308;  n  198O  WAS  10,123; 
AID  nr  1870  WAS  7.401. 

COLUMBUS  RAILROAD-Belng  made  In  part  a  trolley 
•osd;  partly  steam. 

ORGANIZATION— Owns  and  operates  the  street  ear  system  of  Colnm- 
"»,  the  belt  passenger  and  freight  Una*,  connecting  with  all  paa- 
•oger  »a<l  freight  depot*,  and  a  large  brick,  metal  roof  warebo  •  e 

id  general  storage  building.  A  BOW  mortgage  for  9400,000.  gold, 
»ss  Bade  la  1994.  •arnriag  6  p*r  cents  dne  Oct.  1 .  19S4. 

/•tar**  on  aew  boads  to  payable  at  the  office  of  the  West  End  Trust 
i  Bate  DepnettOMapaay.  mortgage  trustee.  Philadelphia.  Pa. 

EARIHIIOS    Tearl99».gTose.944.27l.agalu.t  gross  927.OOO  In  1894 

ROAD-T. .  operate  24H  mite  of  track. 

Met**—  Prestaeat.  John  P.  Flonrany:  Vlo«- President.  J.  Wain 
"!*««  9eerMary.  C.  B.  Ortaws;   Treasurer.  W.  B.   Drake;   Baperm 
1  Pnreh».lnr  A«mt.  « 


COLUMBUS,   OHIO. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  88,150;  ra  1880  WAS  51,647; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  31,274. 

COLUMBUS  CENTRAL  RY.-r«««  Xap.j-A.  trailer 
road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1893 ;  franchise  runs  till  1917. 

RECEIVERSHIP— On  Sept.  4,  1896,  George  H.  Worthlngton  of  Cleve 
land.  O.,  was  made  receiver.  V.  63,  p.  402. 

BONDHOLDERS'  COMMITTEE-G.  H.  Worthington,  J.  V.  Painter; 
M.  T.  Herrlek,  all  of  Cleveland;  H.  L.  Breneman  and  T.  C.  Campbell, 
of  Cincinnati;  Secretary,  F.  N.  Bendelari,  Columbus,  Ohio;  depository. 
Guardian  Tr.  Co.,  Cleveland.  A  reorganization  plan  is  being  prepared. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—     Mile*.  Date.   Interest.    OuttlantTg.       Maturity. 

Stock  (par  $100) 9L5OO.OOO  

Receiv<8ctf8.(8cetext)    (1)  

1st  mortgage,  91,500,-  J . . . .     1893   5g.  M-N     1,500,000    May  1,  191* 

OOO,  gold. (May,  '96,  coupon  the  last  paid. 

Mortgage  trustee  is  the  Savings  A  Trust  Company  of  Cleveland,  O. 

Floating  debt  In  Sept.,  1896,  was  reported  about  $325,000.  Receiv- 
er's certificates  for  $20,000  were  authorized  and  the  receiver  applied 
for  permission  to  Issue  92OO.OOO  additional  for  building  extensions 
V.  63,  p.  793. 

ROAD  db  EQUIPMENT— The  company  has  under  construction  42 
miles  of  track  in  Columbus  and  suburbs.  In  May,  1896,  34  miles  of 
track  were  completed. 

OFFICERS— President,  Jno.  J.  Shlpherd,  Cleveland.  Ohio. 

INDEX-V.  62,  p.  413;  V.  63,  p.  402,  793,  33S. 


COLUMBUS  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  in  May,  1892. 

STOCK  &  BONDS.—         Date,     Interest.      OutttaiuTg    Lattdir.,ttt. 

Capital  stock?    „ <*--F-       *3,OOO,000    Feb.1,'971*- 

CoT  Con.  Street  KR.  1st )  1889    5g.  J.-J.         739,000    July  1, 19O9 

mortgage,  gold ]     Interest  at  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Col.  8LRy.lst93.000.000(  1892    5  g.  J.-J.      2.261,000    July  1,1933 
,ld.... e-J     Interest  at  E.  W.Clark  4  Co.,  Phlla. 


Croestowa  1st mort.. 92.01 893    5  g.  J.-D.         572.000    June  1. 1938 

000,000  g.  go.  p.  *i.e.*S        Knickerbocker  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  Trustee. 

Bomb.— The  first  oonsoL  mortgage  of  1892  Is  for  93,000,000,  of  which 

789,000  are  In  hands  of  trustee  (Knickerbocker  Trust  Co.,  N.  T.)  to 
•tire  the  Col.  Consol.  St.  RR.  Jlntt.  The  Croittovn  Street  Kg.  1st  M.  to 
lor  92.000.000,  of  which  the  balance  unissued  may  be  sold  for  exten- 
sions at  93O.OOO  a  mile.  Principal  and  Interest  of  the  Crosstown  bonds 
U  guaranteed  by  Col.  St.  Ry.  Co..  which  owns  all  the  stock  and  operates 
the  property  under  a  perpetual  lease.  The  guaranty  Is  endorsed  on 
each  bond. 

DIVIDENDS— 1892,  3  per  cent;  1893,  2  per  cent:  1894,  l>tp.o.;  IB 
1895, 4  p.  c.;  In  1896,  4  p.  o.;  in  1897,  Feb.,  1  p.  o. 

ROAD.— Operates  61  miles  of  track  In  Columbus,  eto.  (counting  all  as 
single  track),  as  follows: 

ttoad  mcntd.                        MUet.  I         Road  leated. 
Main  line 48  I  Crosstown  St.  Ry 19 

LATEST  EARNINGS- Jan.  1  to  Feb.  14  (l>s  moBtbs),  gross,  968,936  In- 
1897;  973,437  in  1996. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  Dee.  31.    Kaport  for  1896  was 
given  IB  V.  64,  p.  232.    Earnings  have  been  as  follows : 


1896.  !-.•:. 

Groee  earns...  9626.961  9626,485 
Set  earnings.  .  318.516  814,890 
Other  Income.  4^61  3.510 
196.500  183.506 
OEKEBAL  BALAMCK  SHKCT  JAN.  1.  1897. 


CoBstrucfn, equip,  etc.. 96,322.776 
Croestowa  Btreei  Ry- 
leaee  aad  ownership.      672.000 


. 

Crosstown  A  Columbus 
bonds-valued  at  ..... 
Aeeta.  *  bills  receivable 
etc  ............ 


SappUes, 
Cash 


64.00O 
23,929 

14,188 

1.7..0 


1896.          1896. 

Dividends.. ...9120,000  9120,000 
Burp,  for  year.  6,379  14,894 
Toksur.Dec.31  2O4.923  192,140- 


93.000.00a 
S.OOl.OOO- 
.      572,000- 
14,960- 
158,419 
39,198 
8,169 
204,924 


Stock  ................... 

Bonded  debt  ............ 

Croeetown  bonds,  guar. 
Aoeonnts  payable  ...... 

Bllls  payable  ........... 

Reconstruct^  reserve. 
Accrued  Int.,  taxes,  etc. 
Profitandloss  .......... 


Total 96.998.658          Total 96.998.659 

Total  passengers  carried   In  1896   was   13,810.455;   In  1895  was 

13341.869;    in  1894  12,676,018.      Total  car  mileage  In    1896   waa 

3.890.54O-,   In  1895  was  3,592,333;   In  1894  3,226,746.    Per  cent  of 

operating  expenses  to  gross  earnings  In  1896  was  49-20;   In  1895  waa- 

49-70  per  oent. 
OFFiCERS-Pres.,  Emerson  McMlllIn;  1st  Vloe-Pres.  and  Treas.,  E.  K. 

Stewart ;  2d  Vice-Pros.,  R.  E.  Sheldon;  Sec.  and  Auditor,  P.  V.  Burlug- 

ton;  Gen.  Supt.  and  Pur.  Agent,  W.F.  Kelly. 
INDEX  -Vol.  59,  p.  737, 10O7. 1058 ;  V.  60,  p.  82,  666 ;  V.  62,  p.  989, 

V.  63.  p.  879;  V.  64.  p.  989.  _ 

CONCORD,    N.    H. 

PorVLATtox  1890  WAS  17,004;  nr  1880  WAR  13,843  ; 
AM,  m  1870  WAS  12.241. 

CONCORD    STREET    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road, 
extending  from  the  central  wards  of  Concord  to  Penaoook. 

STOCKS  <t  BONDS—        Dale.     Inltrtit.      OHtstanefg.       Last  die.,  elt. 
Stock,  com. ,fl  OO.OOO 95O.OOO  

Prcf..cum.. 9100.OOO 6  5O.OOO  1895-96, 6*4 

First  mortgage,  9150,- (  1893      6J-D          118.5OO  Deo.,  1913 

OOO e.<    Subject  to  call  In  1898  to  1902,  Inclusive,  at 

(9500  each  }  (.  1O2;  In  1903  and  thereafter  at  par. 

Intenit  at  National  Bank  of  Redemption,  Boston,  and  lu  Concord. 

Diriileiult  of  6  per  cent  have  been  paid  on  the  preferred  stock. 

ROAD  Is  12  miles  long:  total  track,  12H-  miles. 

EARNINGS  -For  years  ending  June  30  earnings  were : 

1896.        1895.      I  1896.        1895. 

Gross  earnings.. 949.620    951.840  I  Interestand taxes.96,187     95,060 

Net  earnings  . ..      H.562         7,686  I  Dividends 3,000       3,000 

Other  Income....      1,(I33        1,175  |  Balance. def.4,592    sur.801 

OFFICERS— President  aad  Purchasing  Agent,  J.  H.  Albln;  Secretary. 
K.  B.  Martin;  Treasurer, A.  B.  Cross. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


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STREET    RAILWAYS 


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CORTLAND,   N.   Y. 

PorrLATios  189O  WAS  8,390;  I!f  1880  WAS  4,050; 
AJTD  nf  1870  WAS  3,060. 

CORTLAND  &  HOMER  T  R  ACT  I ON-A  trolley 
Nnd. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  May  14. 1394,  and  purchased  the  entire 
Capital  Mock  (*  15O.OOO)  of  the  Cortland  &  Homer  RR.  Has  perpetual 
right  to  tue  said  railroad  and  operates  It  as  an  integral  part  of  its 
system.  The  Traction  Co.  owns  all  the  stock  and  bonds  (In  all  $80,- 
400)  of  Curt.  Jt  Homer  Electric  Co.,  which  furnishes  1OO  are  lights  to 
the  two  cities  and  also  lamps  to  the  public.  Carries  coal  and  freight. 
«s  well  as  passengers,  between  Cortland,  Homer  and  MoGrawville. 

STOCK  &  BONOS—          Dtitt.        fitterttl.     OtttttaiuTg.        Maturity. 

8toek $300,000  

.3300.000.  gold,  >       1894      6g.  A.-O.      3OO.OOO      Apr.  1. 1924 

free  of  tax e*  (Interest  at  Farmers'  Ln.  *  Tr.  Co.,  New  York. 

The  bonds  are  aa  absolute  first  mortgage  (or  first  collateral  lien)  on 
the  12  miles  below  described. 

ROAD— Operates  12  miles  of  track  between  Cortland  and  Homer  and 

Cortland  and  MoGrawvUle,  completed  In  fall  of  1895.  Rail  is  OO-lb.  T. 

EARNINGS—  Year  ending  July  31,  1896:     Gross   from   passenger*, 

$3J. .:•:>:  freight,  $3, 163;   light,  $  13.248;   total  gross,  948,666  ;  net, 

^^•K ;  other  Income,  9033;  interest.  813.5OO;  taxes,  96OO;  discount, 

lalanco.  surplus  for  rear,  98,430. 

OFFICERS— President.   C.    D.   Simpson.   Seranton,   Pa.;    First  Vi, ,  - 
^^HNni.  P.  8.  Page,  Scranton;  Second  Vice-President,  H.  Bencuoltz, 
Ithaca,  N.  Y.;  Secretary.  Horace  E.  Hand,  Scranton. 


COTTAGE    CITY,   MASS. 

COTTAGE   CITY   STREET    RY.-A  irolley  road. 

iiiZATiow,  ETC.— To  be  extended  to  Vineyard  Haven. 
^^•K  &  BOND*—  Dale.        Intrrnl.      Oxtssailify.        Maturity. 

937.000 

tstmort    iJJ.OOO,  gold.  (1895.      6  «..  M-.V          2S.OOO       May  1,  1915 

^^••BOO) o  ?  Int.  at  International  Trust.  Trustee,  Boston. 

.I.-n.i-    In  year  1894-95  4  per  cent;  In  1895-96,  none. 
^ Owns  line  5'4  miles  In  length;  sidings,  <»  mile. 

.INOS— For  year  ending  Sept  30, 1806,  gross,  95.271;  net.  91.- 
«OB;  interest  and  taxes.  $2.'.>19;  balance,  dearit  for  year.  9610.    In 
..gross,  95.283;  other  Income,  93.O38:  net.  99.430;  charge*, 
932U;  dividends.  91  .OOO;  balance,  sur.  94.1O2. 

:EH>    President.  Joxah  Qulaey.  Treasurer,  Fred  ICIehols;  Gen 
oral  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  J.  A.  Dnggan.  Boston  offlce,  113 


COUNCIL  BLUFFS.  IA.-SEE  OMAHA. 


COVINGTON,  KY. 

-'JO  WAS  37.371;  M  18SO  WAS  29,730; 
t«  '.'t.SOS. 

JCINNATI     NEWPORT    A    COVINGTON 
R  A  I L  W  A  Y- A  trolley  road. 

OoaANLZATiON— Organlied  In  1892  to  buy  up  and  consolidate  all  the 
^^•ks  the  Kentucky  sMe  of  the  river,  opposite  Cincinnati.   There 
•  veraL    After  the  purchase  was  made  It  was  found  that  If  any  of 
thesi   companies   were    changed   they    would   loo*   their   perpetual 
^^Hfe>  whleh  they  each  enjoy  at  the  present  time,  so  the  C.  ».  dt  O. 
Co  operate*  UMM  separably,  and  the  stock  of  each  company  Is  depos- 
ih  the  Farmers' Lo*n  A  TrnMO*.  of  Vow  York  as  collateral  for 
the  bonds  of  the  O.  X.  A  C.  road.    Tho  roads  to  controlled  are :    New- 
port A  tlDelanaU  Street  RR.  Co..  Cincinnati  A  Xewport  Street  RR 
Co,  SmlbUjTlngton  A  Cincinnati  S«.  By..  Newport  Electric  81.   Ry., 
Otoclnnntl  Coviagtoa  A  Rsisnale 81.  By., Oovington  A  Latonla  RR. 
In  lieoamber,   1999.  control  was  obtained  by  a  syndicate  and  the 
r«  given  betow  were  elected.    The  syndicate  purchased  95OO,- 
000  of  neoond  mortgage  bonds.- V.  64.  p.  4 1 


f  . 


(t) 


l«tM 1889    6      X-8 


'»'V*)10">/'".'!  •J&.'i'tAm'  F.<    >-,:-,;,,,.>    v   ,-:.. 


^•pO      Men..  1912 
^•OO    Jan.  I,  1932 


Xawp.  A  Day.KtRy.lst  M.    1987    8 
Cincinnati  .Vnrperf  ^  Osvtotfton 


AriTnwtce 


100.OOO    Aug.  1,  19(7 

5g.  J-J      2^00,000    July  11923 
•  farmers'  Loan  A  Trust  To.  of  N.  Y. 


.         . 

000,000    July  1,1922 
*  Trust  Co..  .V.  Y. 
from  93,000,000 


noon.i>.«i 

Nc*  STOCK  AND 

10,000  In  June.  1696.  a*d  9LOOO.OOO  of  Id  mortgage  bonds 
MOwrlMd. 

«e»Jj  -Of  the  !•«  isn»«H<n«lst  of  199>  95OO.OOOare  dspo.lted  with 

:»e  trustee  to  retire  all  the  uadorlytng  mortgage  bonds.    The  South 

.  to«  A  Cincinnati  mnailliihid  mortgage  of  1899  la  for  9SOO.OOO. 

bat  *2.V).000  of  this  can  be  Ueued  only  to  retire  the  flrst  mort.  bonds, 

sod  1100.000 are  held  la  the  treasury  "and  will  never  be Uaned."   Bee. 

oad  mortgage  5s  for  9MO.OOO  wore  sold  In  iMMomber.  1896. 

ROAO-Cinass«s  CtnetnnaU.  Mewport.  Covlngton.  Dayton,  Bellevne. 

•nloy  nnd  Ft.  Thomas.    Total  In  operation  Oct.  1.  18»4.  6O 

miles;  laid  with  80  Johnston  girder  and  72-poun.l-T"  rails. 

LATEST  EAKIIBIM    8  months.}  1896.. Gross.  9436.877;  net.fl:u.-JI -• 

Jan.  1  to  Aug.  31.  -  '5.. Gross.    405,571;  net,  130,894 

*L  REPORT— Earnings  for  years  ending  DM.  31,  were:    1895, 

«r.>«s.  ».;j  1.033.  net.  920.-t.3-J3;  laUreet  charges,  9155.OOO;  bal..  sur- 

plna,   950.ai3     In    1994.  gross.  9497,948;    net,  9127343.    In   1803, 

froas,  9403.o«3.    In  1 192.  gross.  93O5.744. 

*-'Ml**it4  Dtumltr.  /**i.    Charles  Ftetechmann.  Presl 

it  Market  National  Bank.  Csnotnnatl;   Henry  Feltmaa.  PresMent 

Sthens-  IT.tlonal  Bank.  Covtngtoa.  Ky.;  J.  O.  XnM,  President  of 


German  National  Bank,  Covlngton,  Ky.;  Samuel  Pogue,  of  H.  A  8. 
Pogue  Co.;  Charles  E.  Orr,  Pittsburg;  H.  P.  Eells,  Cleveland;  J.  B- 
Foraker,  Cincinnati.— V.  63,  p.  1158. 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  J.  SUipherd ;  Secretary,  J.  H.  Hoyt ;  Treas- 
urer. H.  P.  Eells;  Superintendent  and  Purchasing  Agent.T.  H.Jenkins. 
—V.62,p.  821.988;  V.  63,  p.  1153;  V.  64,  p.  41. 

DALLAS,   TEXAS. 

POPULATION-  is  189O  WAS  38.O67  AND  is  1880  WAS  10.358. 

DALLAS  CITY  STREET  RAILWAY-An  electric 
and  horse  road. 

ORGANIZATION— A  reorganization  of  the  Dallas  Consolidated  Trac- 
tion Ry.  which  was  sold  in  foreclosure  May  7, 1895,  to  first  mortgage 
bondholders  for  9190,000.  The  plan  was  given  In  V.  61,  p.  1107. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.       Jntirrtl.     (httstand'a.       Maturity. 

Stock,  $350.000 $250.000         ".. 

Prof.  M..915O.OOO.  gold..   1897       6  jr., ....       See  text. 
Isttnort.,  9500,000,  gold.    189C       5g.,J-J        250.OOO 

The  stock  Is  to  be  held  In  a  voting  trust  for  five  years. 

In  January,  1897,  the  company  was  about  to  issue  $150,000  of  6  per 
cent  preferred  bonds  to  equip  its  lines  with  electricity. 

ROAD — It  Is  said  to  operate  26  miles  of  track  and  19  miles  of  road. 

OFFICERS— President,  Channlng  M.  Ward;  Secretary  and  Treasurer, 
Henry  Oarrett;  Directors,  Frank  P.  Clark,  W.  H.  Blackford,  John  Gill 
and  George  Jenkins,  Baltimore;  Godwin  L.  Blackford,  Denlson.  Tex. ; 
r  A  Keating.  J.  T.  Treievant,  Channlng  M  Ward  and  Henry  Garrett, 
Dallas.— V.  60,  p.  748,  835, 1013,  1107:  V.  62,  p.  185. 


Jan.  1, 1946 


DALLAS  RAPID  TRANSIT  &  TERMINAL 
RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— The  Dallas  Rapid  Transit  was  sold  In  foreclosure  In 
December,  1894,  and  purchased  in  Interest  of  first  mortgage  bond- 
holders. W  F.  Thayer,  of  Concord,  N.  II..  U  president  of  the  new 
organization.  Capital  stock  91OO.OOO:  par,  $1OO.  The  stock  was  is- 
sued In  payment  for  the  property,  franchises,  etc.  It  Is  not  Intended 
to  Issue  bonds  except  for  improvements  and  extensions. 

ROAD — Has  13  miles  of  track  on  13  miles  of  streets. 


NORTH  DALLAS  CIRCUIT  RAILWAY.-A 
troUeyroad.embraclng.lt  Is  said,  4  miles  of  track.  Stock  9 1OO.OOO. 
There  are  »10O,OOO  of  6  p.  o.  30-year  bonds  owned  by  the  otockholders 
and  on  which  no  Interest  Is  being  paid.  President,  R.  A.  Ferris. 


QUEEN    CITY    RAILWAY    CO.-A  trolley  road. 

FORECLOSURE— Road  was  sold  In  foreclosure  In  February,  1806,  to 

Oeo.  W.  Davenport,  of  Boston,  who  bid  $100,000  for  the  bondholders. 

In  August,  1890,  road  had  not  been  reorganized.    Agent  for  purchaser 

Wakefleld.    Old  first  6s,  935O.OOO.    Operates  10  miles  of  track 

and  6  miles  of  road.    V.  62.  r 

DANBURY,  CONN. 

POFCLATIOX  189O  WAS  16.552;  is   1880  WAR  11,666: 
AND  IK  187O  WAS  8.753. 

DANBURY  A  BETHEL  STREET  RAIL- 
WAY-A trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION.— Under  reconstruction  as  an  electric  line  in  1894, 
and  was  completed  January  1, 1895.  The  company  operates  under  a 
perpetual  special  chatter,  and  In  1897  was  the  only  street  oar  compan  y 
tuning  the  city  of  Danbnry  and  town  of  Bethel.  Its  lines  also  extend 
to  the  Danlmry  Fair  Grounds  and  the  pleasure  resort  of  Lake  Kenosua, 
The  population  served  Is  estimated  at  over  30,000. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—  Mil**.  Datt.  Inltmt.  Otittlantra.  Maturity 

Stock  (9323.000.  par925)  9320.OOO  Oct.  .'96,2% 

1st  M.  $200.000. gold 1894  5g.  M-N  2OO.OOO  Mayl,  1914 

Interest  In  Boston  at  Am.  Loan  A  Trust  Co.,  trustee. 

MfUmuti  In  18*6.  Jan.,  24  p.  o.:  In  Oct.,  2  p.  c. 

ROAD— On  Oct.  1, 1896,  owned  road  In  Danbnry  and  from  Danbury  to 
Hrthel, etc.,  1O-6  miles  In  all;  sidings,  etc..  56  miles;  total,  11-15  miles. 
?lt  miles  paved.  Equipment  Includes  abosU  31  cars.  21  of  which  are 
new  Brill  cars.  The  cars  are  equipped  with  General  Eleotno  motors. 
The  power  bonne  Is  of  brick  and  contains  dynamos  of  over  500  II .  P. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Sept  30,  1896.  gross,  965,160;  net, 
923.414;  Interest,  910,402;  taxes,  92,721 ;  dividend  (2 "a  p.  c.)  Jan., 
1896.  9«.OOO;  balance,  surplus,  «2,'-V>l. 

OFFICERS— President,  Samuel  C.  Holley,  Danbury,  Conn.;  Vlce-Presl 
dent,  8.  Harrison  Wagner.  New  Haven,  Conn.  Directors— 8.  C.  Holley, 
Arthur  E.  Tweedy,  Henry  Bernd.  M.  H.  Griding.  M.  McPbelemy.  all  of 
Danbury;  8.  Harrison  Wagner.  New  Haven;  Walter  F.  Ford,  Boston. 

DANVILLE,     ILL. 

POI-CLATIO*  1890  WAI  11.491;  is  18RO  WAS  7,733; 

IK    1806   (CO.'S   KBTIWITK),    17.OOO. 

DANVILLE  GAS  ELECTRIC  LIGHT  & 
STREET  RAILWAY. 

STOCK  6V  BONOS —  3lUti.  Datt.  Interest.  Oiititaitifa.  Maturity, 
Stork $25O,OOO  

^MJOO000'000'  ""oV  >     8>>    1896    6«M-N         300,000    1899-1916 
Anufs-The  bonds  are  due  97.000  each  May  1, 1899-1906;  $8.000* 
19071915,  and  9172.OOO  In  1916;  mortgage  trustee  Is  the  American 
Loan  ft  Trust  Company  of  Boston. 

COMPANY'S  PROPERTY— The  company  Jan.  1, 1896,  owned:  1.  Gas 
works  operated  under  special  charter  and  a  perpetual  franchise.  2. 
An  electric-light  plant  Is  operated  under  a  99-year  franchise,  with 
rapacity  of  10.OOO  Incandescent  and  4OO  arc  lights,  with  dynamos  for  fur 
nlshlng  power  to  street  railway.  3.  The  entire  street  railway  system 
of  the  city,  8>«  miles  of  track,  "  nearly  all  laid  In  brick  pavement 
running  to  three  parks,  the  fair  grounds,  cemetery  and  railway 
depots."  Equipped  within  four  years  with  DO  and  6O  Ib.  Johnson  T 
rails,  with  13  motorcars  (general  electric)  and  3  trailers. 


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STREET    RAILWAYS. 


EARNINGS--?"""  J»n-  l  **>  Au«-  31-  1896  <8  montn»>'  K™88-  W*.655; 

net,  $30,565;  snr.  over  Int.  $18.585.    Earnings  for  yesr  ending  Apr. 
30.  1896.  were  a.  follow.^ 


In  1895-96  Interest,  $18,000;  taxes,  $2,440. 

OFFICERS—  President,  F.  W.  Penwell;  Vlee-Preeident,  A.  C.  Daniel; 
••oretary,  Treasurer,  Gen.  Man.  and  Purchasing  Agent,  E.  X.  Leseure. 

DAVENPORT,  IOWA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  26,872;  IN  1880  WAS  21,831; 

AND  IN  1870  WA8  20.038. 

TR1-CITY    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  In  September,  1895,  and  purchased 
(subject  to  the  mortgage  of  1891   covering  $630,000  outstanding 
bonds)  the  property  of  the  Davenport  4  Rock  Island  Railway—  see 
plan  In  STBEKT  RAILWAY  SUPPLEMENT  of  August,  1895. 

Date.   Interest.  MHMMif.    Maturity. 


....     „„„.„ 

Dav.&R.  I.,  1st  M.,  gold.  .oM  (Part  due  yearly)  to    July  1,1  £ 

$l.000,OOO($500,k$l,OOO)1  Int.  payable  InN.Y.atChaseNat.B'kand 
(  in  Chicago  at  111.  Tr.  ASav.Bk.,  Trustee. 

ROAD—  Owns  42  miles  of  trolley  road  and  one  mile  of  horse  road, 
comprising  all  the  street  railways  in  the  cities  of  Davenport,  Iowa, 
and  Rock  Island  and  Moline,  111.—  combined  population  over  60,000. 
RaiN  52-lb.  Johnson. 

Net  earnings  for  1895-0  are  reported  to  show  about  6  p.  o.  earned  on 
the  capital  stock.  One  of  the  main  lines  shut  down  in  1896  while 
Rock  Island  bridge  was  being  rebuilt. 

OFFiCERS-Presldent  (Oct.  '96),  Ed.  Cook,  Davenport;  Secretary, 
Treasurer  and  Purchasing  Agent,  J.  P.  Lardncr,  Davenport,  la.  Gen- 
eral office,  Davenport,  la.—  V.  61,  p.  470.  753. 

DAYTON,  OHIO. 

POPBI..ITION  1890  WAS  61,220;  IN  1880  WAS  38,678; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  30.473. 

CINCINNATI  HAMILTON  &DAYTON  TRAC- 
TION CO.—  To  be  a  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  at  Columbus.  Ohio,  In  January,  1897, 
to  bull  J  and  operate  rapid  transit  lines  in  connection  with  the  Cincin- 
nati Hamilton  &  Dayton  Railway.  Incorporates  are  D.  G.  Edwards, 
a  G.  Waldo,  George  R.  Balch,  R.  P.  Rffenbeiiok  and  C.  A.  Wilson. 
They  are  all  in  the  employ  of  the  C.  H.  &  D.  Ry.  Co.—  V.  64,  p.  82. 

VALLEY   TRAC- 


CINCINNATI    &    MIAMI 
TION— To  be  a  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— The  road  will  be  operated  in  conjunction  with  the 
Dayton  Traction,  forming  a  line  from  Dayton  to  Hamilton,  38  miles. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—      Date.      Interest.    Outstanding.        Maturity. 

Stock (t)  

Intmort.,  $650,000  <      1890       5  g.  J-J        $625,000       June  30, 1917 

($1,OOO),  gold.o'r  (    Int.  at  Finance  Co.  of  Penna.,  Phila.,  trustee. 

ROAD— Thu  road  will  be  about  26^  miles  long.    Secretary,  W.  P. 
Schwab. 


CITY  RAILWAY  CO.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— A  consolidation  of  the  Dayton  Street  RR.  Co.  (incor- 
porated In  June,  1868),  the  Dayton  &  Soldiers' Home  RR.  Co.  (incor 
porated  July  18, 1889),  the  Fifth  Street  RR.  Co.  (Incorporated  Aug.  16, 
1880),  and  the  Green  Line.  The  franchises  obtained  from  the  Dayton 
Street  Railroad  and  the  Fifth  Street  Railroad  run  for  50  years  from 
Feb.  8, 1892,  and  April  19, 1893,  respectively.  The  City  Railway  Co- 
was  chartered  May  12, 1893,  and  its  authorized  capital  stock  was  in- 
ereased  from  $1,500,000  to  $2,100,000  Jan.  5, 1894. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.  Outitand'g.  Maturity 

Com.  stock,  $1,500,000  ($100) $1.470,600    

Pref.  stock,     $600,000  ($100) 600,000 

"2?i.o£rt££<2Stl       1891  6J-J      a5-000  jaB.1,'11 

subject  tocall  ^Interest  at  Chemical  Nat.  Bank,N.  Y.  City. 

DIVIDENDS— Preferred  stock  is  entitled  to  6  per  cent  dividend  before 
any  dividend  can  be  paid  on  common  stock. 

ROAD— Operates  in  all  26  miles  of  track,  comprising  13  miles  of  double 
track  on  Third  Street.  Fifth  Street.  Huffman  Avenue,  La  Belle  and 
Richard  Streets  and  National  Avenue. 

OFFICERS— President,  D.  B.  Corwin;  Secretary,  W.  H.  Simms. 

DAYTON  TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Incorporated  In  1893.  Projected fromDayton 
to  Cincinnati  to  carry  mail,  freight,  express,  etc.  The  Cincinnati  Hamil. 
ton  Mlddletown  &  Dayton  Street  RR.  was  Incorporated  to  build  the 
line  to  Cincinnati,  via  Hamilton  and  Mlddletown.  In  August,  1896, 
right  of  way  had  been  obtained  for  entire  line  and  the  two  companies 
had  consolidated. 

STOCK  &  3ONDS—     Date.    Interest.      Outstanding.          Maturitu 
Stock,  .fj50,ooo  (par 

$100) $250,000 

1st  mtge.  $250,000  5     1896     5g.  J-J.  250.0OO  July  1, 1916 

gold  ($1.000) .  .0*  I  Interest  at  Finance  Co.  of  Penna.,  Phila.,  trustee. 

ROAD— Dayton  to  Mlamlsburg,  Ohio,  12*2  miles  of  road,  was  In  opera- 
tion In  Deo.,  1896;  second  track,  1>4  miles,  rails,  60  and  70  Ibs. 

Earnings  for  August,  1896,  gross,  $5,914;  net,  $4,120. 

OFFICERS -President,  Dennis  Dwyer;  Secretary,  O.  M.  Gottshall; 
Treasurer,  O.  B.  Brown. 


HOME    AVENUE    RAILROAD-A  steam  road. 

ROAD— Operates  3  miles  of  track  In  city  of  Dayton  extending  to  Na- 
tional Military  Home.  In  November,  1895,  there  was  outstanding 
$100,000  capital  stock,  all  full  paid;  par  of  shares  $50.  No  indebted, 
ness.  President,  W.  P.  Callahan;  Vioe-Presldent,  O.  W.  Dustin;  Sec- 
retary and  Treasurer,  O.  J.  Bard ;  General  Manager  and  Purchasing 
Agent,  W.  F.  Stark. 


OAKWOOD  STREET   RAILWAY—  A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Franchise  runs  for  fifty  years  from  July  10,  1891, 
first  franchise  granted  March  17,  1871.  Owns  5  miles  of  double  track. 
The  entire  tracks  were  re-laid  with  new  rails  In  1895,  when  trolley  was 
Introduced.  Capital  stock,  $300,000,  par,  $50;  and  In  November,  189S, 
there  was  no  mortgage  on  the  property.  President,  Charles  B.  Clegg  ; 
Vice-President,  A.  L.  Stout;  Secretary,  V.  Winters. 

PEOPLE'S  STREET  RAILWAY.  -A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  A.  consolidation  in  June,  1896,  of  .the  White  Line 
and  Wayne  &  Fifth  St.  roods. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS—  Date.       Interest.        Outstanding.      Maturity. 
Stock.  $1,100,000  ..................  (1)  ............. 

1897       »gJ-J  <»)  Jan.  1.1927 

Trugtee  Union  8av.  Bk.  &  Tr.,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 


™. 
red.    after  > 


ROAD—  Riverdale  to  Soldiers'  Home,  6-1  miles  double  track,  electric 
(old  White  Line),  and  on  Wayne  Ave.,  etc.,  3-6  miles  double  track, 
animal  power;  total,  9-7  miles  of  double  track.—  V.  62,  p.  1140. 

DECATUR,  ILL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  16,841;  IN  1880  WAS  9,547; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  7.161. 

CITY  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION  —  Chartered  in  1891,  and  in  1892  consolidated  wltb 
Decatur  Electric  Street  Ry.  and  Citizens'  Electric  Street  Ry.  Fran- 
chise runs  till  1911.  Company's  officials  report  population  In  1895  at 
26,000. 

STOCK  &  BONDS  —  Date.    Interest.  Outitand'g    Maturity. 

Stock  ($300,000  authorized)  .................    $175,000    .............. 

Preferred  stock  .....................       text         125,000    riept.,     1895 

1st  M.  ($175,000  authorized)  (    1892    6g.  M-S      175,000    Mch.  1,  1912 

gold,  $500,  no  option  .....  }  Interest  at  American  Trust  A  Savings 
(     Bank,  Chicago. 

DIVIDENDS—  In  September,  1895,  declared  12  per  cent  dividend, 
covering  two  years,  on  the  preferred;  none  since  to  February,  1897. 

ROAD  —  Operates  13  miles  of  trolley  track  and  has  one  mile  of  sidin  g 
in  Decatur.  Rails  40  to  50  Ib.  T  and  girder. 

OFFICERS—  President,  D.  S.  Shellabarger;  Secretary.  Treasurer  and 
Purchasing  Agent,  W.  L.  Shellabarger.—  V.  61,  p.  558. 

DENVER,  COL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  106,713;  IN  1880  WAS  35.629; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  4.749. 

COLFAX    AVENUE    ELECTRIC-A  trolley  road. 
STOCK  &  BONDS  —  Miles.  Date.  Inter"!.  OutsCdg.  Maturity. 

Stock  .........  ...............................     $150,000 

lstM.,$150,000($500<fe$l,000)c*     ..    1891       6          150,000       1911 
ROAD—  Operates  10>«  miles  of  track  In  city  of  Denver,  CoL 
OFFICERS—  President,  S.  M.  Perry;  Vice-President,  C.  E.  Dickinson; 
Secretary,  F.  A.  Perry;  Treasurer,  T.  8.  Hayden. 

DENVER  CITY  RAILROAD—  A  cable  andhorse  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  A  reorganization  In  August,  1896  (per  plan  In  SUP- 
PLEMENT for  May,  1896,)  of  the  Denver  City  Cable  Ry.,  sold  in  fore- 
closure September  10,  1895.—  V.  61,  p.  470.  The  old  stock  paid  an 
assessment  of  $10  per  share.  Owns  West  End  Street  Ry.,  10H  mile* 
of  track. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.    Outstanding.       Maturity 

Capital  stock  ($100)  ...................        $2,500,OOO         .......... 

1st  pref.,  6  p.  c.  non-cum  .............         1,000,000         .......... 

2d  pref.,  6  p.  c.  non-cum  .............  200,000         .......... 

1st  mort.,  gold  $4,000,000  >  1895  3to5g.J-J  3,800,000  Jan.  1,1920 

($1,OOO  each)  ..........  o*  >     Trustee,  Central  Trust  Co.,  New  York. 

Hands—  The  firsts  bear  interest  at  3  per  cent  in  1897,  '98  and  '99  ;  4 
p.  o.  In  1900,  1901  and  1902,  and  5  p.  c.  thereafter;  $200,000  of  them 
remain  In  the  treasury.  Interest  is  payable  In  New  York. 

ROAD—  Miles  of  main  line,  24;  second  track,  22;  total  track,  46 
miles,  of  which  cable  lines,  30  m.;  horse  car  lines  5  m.;  electric,  llm. 

OFFICERS—  President,  George  H.  Holt;  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  G. 
D.  L'Huilller;  General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  G.E.Randolph. 
—V.  60,  p.  1104;  V.  61,  p.  324,  470;  V.  62,  p.  413,  456. 

DENVER  CONSOLIDATED  TRAMWAY-A 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Consolidation  in  1893  of  Denver  Tramway  and  Met- 
ropolitan Street  RR.  Co. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS—  Date.        Interest.      Oulstand'g.      Maturity. 
Capital  stock  C$100  sh.)  ........     J.^J.       $3,OOO.OOO       Bee  text 

Denver  Tram  way  1st,  g.1888        6g.J.-J.  498,000    July  1,  1908 

Consol.M.,  gold..  o*&r.  1890  6  g.  J.-J.  1,219,000  Jan.  1,  191' 
Met.  St.  RR.  1st,  gold...  1891  6  g.  J.-J.  953,000  Jan.  1,19 

Denver  Con.  Tramway)  1893        5  g.  A.-O.          922,000    Oct.    1,1933 

Con.M.,$4,OOO,OOO.g  (  Interest  at  Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  trustee. 

C$3^6eo01OtrU8tn0te8'i1896  6p'°-  $161,000    Oct.    1,1900 

Bills  payable"  June  30,'  '96  ............  180,400     ........ 

Paj^Bonds  are  all  $1,000. 

Bonds—  The  consolidated  mortgage  of  1893  is  for  $4,000,000,0) 
which  $2,670,000  reserved  to  retire  prior  liens  (see  table)  and  $800,- 
000  were  to  fund  floating  debt  and  balance  for  Improvement.  Fill) 
abstract  of  the  oonsol.  mortgage  of  1890  was  In  V.  52,  p.  354. 

The  collateral  trust  notes  for  $326,000  issued  Oct.  1,  1895,  to  retire 
the  floating  debt  are  secured  by  deposit  with  International  Trust  Co. 
Denver,  of  $326,000  consol.  5s,  $326,000  full-paid  stock  and  $302,000 
of  Denver  Realty  Co.  stock.  On  June  30,  1896,  $165,000  of  the  ooll. 
trust  notes  were  still  held  in  the  company's  treasury.  V.  63,  p.  878. 

Dividends—  Paid  in  1894,  2  p.  o.;  !n  1895,  Jan.,  1  p.  o.;  July,  "a  p.  «• 
In  1896,  none. 

ROAD—  June  30,  1896,  owned  and  operated  99-39  miles  of  electrl 
rallwayin  the  city  of  Denver,  Col.  Formerly  part  cable  now  all  electr 

LATEST  EARNINGS—  12  mos.,  <  1896.  .Gross,  $724,511;    net,  $281i''J 
Jan.  1  to  Deo.  31.  U895..  Gross,    716,039;    net,    274.751; 

Surplus  over  12  months'  charges,  $67,610  In  1896;  $65,358  in  18 

ANNUAL  REPORT  —  The  report  for  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  w»  It 
V.  63,  p.  356.  See  also  remarks,  page  878. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


31 


r«ar»  noting         1SO5-6. 

Jmw::n-  * 

Oroe*  earning*..  729.399 
O9er*gexpen»e*.  445.966 

earning*..  283.433 
MtaeeL  receipts.   11.UO5 


1894-5. 

9 

710.103 
432,501 

-•77.6O2 
11,163 


Total  net  .......  295,338    288,765 


1895- 6.  1894-5. 

Dtduct—                   *  $ 

Inter,  on  bonds. .  199.75O  197.968 

Taien           1-2.845  12.857 

Miscellaneous. . .    2S.674  15,841 

Dividend  <>»  p.  c.)  15.00O  60,000 

Total 256.049  286,666 

Balance.  surp...   39,269  2,098 


BALANCE  SHEET  JUXK  30.  1896. 

Altfti.  Liabilities 

Bead  and  equipment. .  .$6,291.546  I  Stock f3.OOO.OOO 

••o.bondsA-lt'ekk-     36O.442  I  BomU 3,592,000 

Cash 6, 15«  I  Collateral  trust  notes. .  101,000 

Mali-rial  assets 61.259  I  Accrued  Interact 7,437 

BfU*  receivable 43.633  |  Deposit  fee 4.132 

DenverR'yOo 3O2.OOO    Bills  payable 18O.4OO 

AecminUrecelvable....         11,553    Account*  payable 21.O07 

Mlscellaneou*. 45,530  I  Miscellaneous  fund 3,884 

Ll.-.'..:llit  •- 


Total  assets. 97,122,1191     Total. liabilities 97,122,119 

OFFICERS.— President,  Rodney  Curtis;  Vloe-Presldent  and  Treasurer 

Frederick  A.  Keener;  Secretary,  William  O.  Erans;  Purchasing  Agent' 

John  C.  Curtis. 
INDEX. -V.  59.  p.  1058;  V.  60.  p.  4S  1,748.  928;  V.  61,  p.  T48  ;  V- 

63.  p.  859.  878. 

DENVER  LAKEWOOD  &  GOLDEN  RAIL- 
ROAD.—A  trolley  road  and  steam  road. 

STOCK  db  BONDS—  Dal*,    rntrnit.     Ottttfandina.   Maturity,  rlt. 

8Vkl*l.ixxi.lXX)ip»r.8lOO    ...  .    » 1  .OOO.OOO  f  p 

l*t  M..  «..  not  sabj.  to  call  I89O    6g.  M-X          B27.00O  1910 

,       Trustee,  Farmers'  Loan  A  Trust  Co.,  New  York;  Interest  at  Denver. 

ROAD— Embrace*  27  mile*  of  track,  of  which  22  miles  are  steam. 
Denrer  to  Ralston,  and  3  trolley,  Denrer  to  Barnum.  President, 
Samuel  Newhoase.-V.  63,~p.  838. 

DENVER  A  WESTMINSTER    RY.-Trolley road. 
ORGANIZATION    Bald  to  operate  18  mile*  of  track.   Stock.  91,000.000; 
bond*.  Hi.    President,  H.  J.  Mayham:  Secretary.  J.  Downing. 

THIRTY-FOURTH  AVENUE  RAILWAY.- 
A  hone  and  gravity  road. 

ROAD—  Embraces  1  *4  miles  of  track  on  84th  Street  between  Colorado 
Boulevard  and  Stout  St  -Just  pays  expense*.  Ho  debt  on  It.  all 
•tear."  Operated  In  Interest  of  the  K.  D.  C.  H1U  Land  Co. 

OFFICERS— President.  J.  Cook,  Jr. 


DERBY,   CONN. 

Porn  ITI...X  II-M.  wv«  -..969;  l»  188O  WAS  11, MO: 

AM.    IX    1*70   WAS  8.O2O. 

DERBY  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
OMANiZATOM-Ckartered  In  April.  1888.  and  constructed  In  the 
MB*  year,  being  the  tret  electric  rend  In  Hew  "-g!m^     Population 
I  ef  Derby  and  Aneonla  together  was  16.310  In  199O. 

STOCK  A  BONOS-  Dolt.    Inlentt.  OuMmmff    Halttrit^. 

(•took.  9350,000  (923) IRuMSSd} 

I  U*  mortgage .     1994    9A-O    915O.OOO    Apr.  2, 1914 

|  Otter  debt  Oct.  1. 18»6 M.WO      

ROAO-Owne  road  3'9»  mile*  In  length  and  O- 1  mile  of  switches.  Rails 
r.  43  and  90  Ibs.;  side  bearing,  tat,  43  ibs..  and  T  90  Ibs.    Road 
I  from  Derby,  along  been  aUe*  ef  Hangataek  Rlrer  to  Ansonla 
I  np  Hooeatonle  River  to  Park.   Own*  10  closed  ear*  and  13  open 

i  electric  motor*.  34. 
ANNUAL  Re*o»!T— rjsenl  rear  ends  Sept.  90.    Earning*  hare  been: 

i|E3»~Etjei-         -'-•*-  «* 

OFFICERS -President.  H  Holloa  Wood.  Derby;  Vloe-Presldent  C.  F. 
.  Aneonla;  Secretary.  B.  W.  Porter;  Treasurer.  O.  B.  Clark.  Derby. 


.  .  . 

..,.r         .:  ,  8A*       Interat  paid. . .     11. MS        8,376 

935.H32    9*2,428  I  Taxes 7.«4S         1.3O3 

:<>.71W|  BiUnee der.384  «r.  10.9 14 


DES     MOINES,  IOWA. 

I-LATIU*  1990  WAI  50.093;  in  1880  wa«  32.4O8; 

A»D  I»  1870  WA*  12.035. 

DES  MOINES  CITY  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
OROANIZATIOM—  A  consolidation  In  1893  of  Dee  Molne* 
r>««  Maine*  Suburban  rail  way*. 

STOCK  A  BONOS-     *««••  DaU.    l»tm*.   OuMemft.      Xmlurily. 

9l.OM.OOO    .............. 

3AA.OOO    .............. 

-0         900.000    Oct.  1.  1890 
0  due  yearlyi  to  Oct.  1.  1919 
1990    6J-J         900.000       Jan.,  19OH 


DETROIT,     MICH. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  205.876;  IN  188O  WAS  116,340; 
AND  is  1870  WAS  79.577. 

DETROIT  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY-<S«e  Map  on 
l>ayt  32) — A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Successor  by  consolidation  in  August.  1896,  to  the 
Detroit  Ry..  which  was  incorporated  under  the  laws  of  Michigan,  and 
operated  under  ordinances  granted  for  thirty  years  from  1895  by  the 
Common  Council  of  Detroit  and  the  Township  Board  of  Springwells. 
The  new  company  was  formed,  it  is  understood,  for  the  purpose  of 
extending  the  charter  righto  to  cover  extensions  outside  the  city. 

In  February.  1897,  the  stocks  of  the  Detroit  Electric,  the  Detroit 
Cltlzeca'  and  also  the  Fort  Wayne  A  Belle  Isle  were  "all  controlled 
in  a  common  pool  pending  the  formation  of  a  Michigan  corporation 
for  a  direct  consolidation." 

Date.     iHltrttt.    Oultlanding.     Maturity. 
*1,000,000     


STOCK  AND  BONDS.— 

Stock.  81.00O.OOO  (p.SlOO) 

Dtlnit  Railieav— 
1st  M..g.  ($1,OOO) .red.at  i 
103  on  Deo.  1, 1898.  on  • 
62rall»* o'Ar. 


•Old. 

Dei  Moine*  Sub.   Ry. 
ll»  •orwrage.  gold. 

...e- 


23 
13 


1889 


JjKMO  doe  yearly)  to  Jan..  1921 
Interwt  at  Chemical  National  Bank.  N.  Y.  City. 
Trustee.  Iowa  lx>an  A  Trn.t.  DM  Molne*. 


City  Railways    83     1893    ta.M-it          3O5.OOO    May  1.1933 
l.    moru  .  92.   }  Infe.t  M  N.  W.  Harrl*.  V.  Y.  City;  also  Chicago. 

>IC <  Tnutee.  Illinois  Trust  A  Sarlng*  Bank. 

9nU«-Of  the  eonaol*  raOlctent  are  resenred  to  retire  all  prior  bond* 

•  tkey  matura,  and  hi  February.  18M  (when  9383.0OO  eonaoU  were 
aMUndlno.lt  was  nn«UT*tood  that  only  aboqt  950,000  remained 
Tallai>l»  r.<r  ginaial  fmtyiMU,  the  re*t  being  rewrred  for  extensions 

•  »lied 


ROAD.  -In  February.  1997,  w»,  operntlng  3»<t  mile*  of  track  on  31 
»ll»»  "f  Dtrwt. 

nJinf  On.  SI. 


.-H 

290,021  .-.9)1  "MJJ 

OmceRS-PraaMent.  J.  A.  Polk:  Secretary.  A.  O.  Manh:  Treasurer 
•-nan!  Manager.  Urn  B.  Itlnpne:  AnpeHntendnnt,  W.  O.  Owens. 
"to*.  907  Mulberry  StrMt. 


1895  5g.  J-D  1.8OO.OOO  1912-1924 
Trustee,  Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  interest  paid 
In  New  York  City. 

Consol.  mortg..  92,8OO.-(  1896     5g.  J-D       $1.0OO,OOO    June,  1916 

000,  gold c..4r.  \  Cleveland  Trust  Co.,  trustee. 

STOCK— Capital, 81,000,000,  paid  up;  shares  of  $10O  par  value. 

BONDS— First  mortgage  bonds  for  $1,800,000  hare  been  issued  on  62 
mile*  completed  and  equipped.  Bonds  numbered  1  to  600  mature  In 
order  of  numbers  at  950,000  per  annum,  beginning  Dec.  1,  1912 
number*  601  and  abore  matura  Deo.  1,  1924.  There  is  a  sinking  fund 
for  bonds  numbered  1,801  and  upward.  In  August,  1896,  a  consoli- 
dated mortgage  for  92,800,000  was  flled,  bonds  for  $1,800,000  being 
reserved  to  retire  the  flnt  mortgage  bonds  as  they  mature. 

ROAD— System  consists  of  two  east  and  west  cross-town  lines,  two 
belt  lines  and  route  connecting  northwesterly  central  and  northeastern 
portion  of  the  city.  Operates  62  miles  of  track. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Deo.  31.  189B,  gross,  9423.066;  operaf 
Ing  expense*  and  taxes,  9286,477;  net,  U36.58H;  Interest  charges  (in- 
cluding 6  months'  Interest  on  consols),  8115,000;  bal., surplus  for  year, 
$21 ,589.  Car  miles,  3,934,131. 

OFFICERS— President  and  Treasurer,  Albert  Pack;  Vice- President 
and  General  Manager,  H.  A.  Ererett  Secretary,  F.  W.  Ollohrlit.— V. 
61,  p.  749.  924  ;  V.  62.  p.  778 :  V.  63,  p.  1 16,  402,  922;  V.  64.  p.  82. 


DETROIT  CITIZENS1  STREET  RAILWAY.- 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1891  and  absorbed  the  Detroit  City 
Railway  (Incorporated  May  9.  1863).  the  Grand  River  Street  Railway 
and  the  Hamtrmmack  A  Orosse  Point  railway  companies.  Also  own* 
the  entire  capital  stock  of  the  Detroit  Suburban  Railway  and  Highland 
Park  Railway  and  operate*  them  under  lease.  During  1895  the  entire 
•ritem  was  changed  to  electricity.  Control  Is  held  by  the  same 
Interests  as  that  of  the  Detroit  Electric  Railway  and  Ft  Wayne  A 
Belle  Isle,  pending  direct  consolidation  see  Detroit  Electric  abore. 

STOCK  A.  BONDS-     IfUet.   Date,   lateral.    Onltlatufg.      Xalnrili/. 

HUwk (I)         91.230.000    

Detroit OltyBy. bonds    ....     1890    TJ-J      l.OOO.OOO    Jan.  1.  190O 

f  Inltnet  3  p.  e..  bit  6  p.  c.  paid  for  option  to  reure  before  maturity. 
Grand  River  Ry.  bond  ....  1890  :J-J  15O.OOO  Jan.  I.19OO 

;  tnirrrtt  5  p.  c.,  but  6  p.  c.  paid  for  option  of  retiring  iH-fnre  maturity. 
mtroltCltliens'Street)  ...  1801  5A-O  I.IOO.OOO  Oct.  1,19 10 

M.,  93,000.000 ( Trustee.  Washington  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  City. 

1  «t Con  M., 97.000,000)....      1893    5g.J-J     3.835,000     July  1   1905 

(91.000)  gold -0 » Trustee,  N.  Y.  Security  A  Trust  Co..  N.  Y. 

nnannteed  under  terms  of  lew  :— 
Detroit  Suburban  Ry. )    ...     1892    5M-N         275.OOO    Nov.  1. 1902 

1st  M.  9400.000 ( Trustee,  Union  Trust  Co..  Detroit 

Highland  Park  Ry...  1893    5  J-J          14O.OOO    Jan.  1,1908 

lit  M.  925O.OOO >  Tnutee.  Union  Trust  Co.,  Detroit 

AMU!*— The  consolidated  mortgage  Is  for  97,000,000  of  gold  bonds, 
93OO.OOO  of  which  In  February,  1896,  remained  In  the  treasury  of  the 
company  for  future  use  and  92,665.000  were  held  to  redeem  outstand- 
ing bond*  of  like  amount  The  total  outstanding  bonded  Indebtedness 
of  the  oompaav  In  February,  1896.  Including  the  bond*  of  nil  road* 
owned  or  controlled  by  It  was  96.5OO.OOO.  Consols  for  93,835.000 
were  acid  during  1893  and  the  proceed*  used  In  payment  for  recon- 
structing the  company'*  II  n  es. 

ROAO— Operate*  93-23  mile*  of  track. 

LATEST  EARNINO8-1  month.)  1897,  grow,  982.239;    net,  936,962 
Jan.  1  to  Jan.  31.  >  1896.  grow,     72,526;    net,     2H.O81 

EARNINGS—  For  yean  ondlng  Dee.  81: 

Ttmr.                              Oroit.  vr»  Okarya.      Bai.,lur. 

1896 81.040.545  8487,739            

1993...                        .     1 .035.4113  :<:<-. 7  rj  240,625           98,087 

1894 1,000.434  l.VJ.:W7            

OFFICERS— President  Tom.  I*  Johnson;  Vice-President  and  Treasurer, 
J.  C.  Hutching  'Jen.  Man..  A.  B.  dn  Pont— V.  61,  p.  26;  V.  63,  p.  116; 
V.  64,  : 

FORT  WAYNE  &  BELLE  ISLE  RAILWAY 
CO.— A  trolley  road. 

OROANlZATlON-Inoorporated  In  May.  1892.  On  July  1, 1892,  pur- 
chased the  Fort  Wayne  A  Klin  wood  Railway,  which  was  Incorporated 
Jan.  31, 1863.  and  which  had  paid  10  per  cent  dividends;  in  1896,  Jan.. 
6  per  cent  and  July,  3  per  cent  on  9250,000.  Stock  Increased  $50,OOO 
In  1893  and  9100.0OO  In  1896,  making  total  9400,000. 

In  January,  1897,  most  of  the  stock  and  bonds  of  the  Ft.  W.  A  B.  I. 
had  been  purchased  In  the  Interest  of  the  Detroit  Electric  and  Detroit 
Cltlxen*'  and  consolidation  ef  the  three  companies  was  pending— see 
Detroit  Electric  alwve. 

STOCK  db  BONOS—        Dale.    Inleretl.     OutttanMtig.         IHridendl 

H^kVpartfiM I.  8400,000  Jnly,'96.6*i 

1st     mortgage,     gold.  $1892    6g.  A-O          377,000          Oct.  1, 1904 

810  ,000. .  ..  o  [Subject  to  call  at  par  after  Oct.  1. 1897. 

Intermit  at  Union  Trust,  Detroit,  trustee. 


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ROAD-Janoary  1, 1897.  25  mile*  of  trmek. 

EARNING*- FortaeyearendlngDec.  31. 18»S,  gross.  $234,744;  net, 
9*0.482;  dividends.  $27,5OO;  balance,  surplus,  (or  year,  $32,9S'J.  la 
1894,  gros*.  $208.887.  No  dividend*  were  paid  in  1894. 

OFFICERS— President.  E.  H.  Butler;  Vice-President  and  Treasurer, 
S.  8chlo*> ;  Secretarr.  N.  W.  Goodwin.  V.  62,  p.  635;  V.  64.  p.  82. 


THE    RAPID  R  AILW  A  Y.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  March  1.1894.  Constructed  and  equipped 
OD  »tearo  railroad  itandard  for  purpose  of  making  high  speed.  By 
agreement  between  thin  company  and  the  Citizen*'  Street  Railway 
Company,  through  ears  are  ran  between  Mt.  Clemen*  and  the  business 
centre  of  Detroit.  Road  wa»  opened  for  business  July  14. 1895. 

STOCK  <fc  BONOS—          Date.      Inlernt.      Outttiintling.      Maturity. 

Stock.  par$lOO $25O,OOOf.p 

1st  mortcaxe,  $300.000.  U  895       5  re.  M-8          3OO.OOO      Mar.  1, 1915 

gold  <*1.000> o*  \  Trustee,  Finance  Co.  of  Penna..  Philadelphia. 

Con«oL  M.. 9600.000  ...    1896       See  text 

The  flnt  mortgage  cover*  the  entire  property  and  franchise*.  In' 
eluding  fl re- proof  power  and  ear  bonaeo.  Of  the  eouol.  mortgage 
bond*  of  1896,  $300,000  are  reserved  to  take  up  the  flntc,  and  the 
balance  U  being  lamed  for  extension*  and  Improvement*. 

ROAO-Road  extend*  from  Detroit  to  Mt.  Clemen*.  Mich..  19  mile* 
of  track ;  rail*.  7O-Ib.  steel. 

EARNlNOS-For  year  ending  Aug.  31, 1896.  grow.  $70,172;  net.  $33,- 
.terest,  $13,000-,  bal«»ee.  surplus.  $18,542. 

OmcERS-Pre*Jdent, Cvnelin*  J.  Relllrr*3ecretary.  Charles M.  Swllt 

INOEX-V.  62,  p.  139;  V.  63.  p.  6O2. 

WYANDOTTE    &    DETROIT    RIVER   RAIL 
WA  Y-A  trolley  road. 

ROAD,  SECURITIES,  ETC.— Operate*  lO«i  mile*  of  track.    Stock  auth- 
orized. $350.000;  Issued  to  Dee  31.  1*05.  $90(MXKk  boad*  aatkorUed, 
$300.000;    iMOed.  $180.000.    For  year  ending  Dee.  81.  1995,  groM, 
^^••7;  net  $11.735. 

OFFiCEHS—Presldent.  Chaa.  M.  Swift;  Secretary  *  Treasurer,  R.  J. 
M.-K I nuey ;  General  Manacu  and  Par.  Agent.  8.  Uendne. 


DUBUQTJE    STREET    RAILWA Y-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  April  25, 189O. 

STOCK  &.  BONDS—  Date.  Intentt.  OuUtand'g.       Maturity. 

Stock,  $500,000 .     $375.000    . 

l8toon.M.for$250,000,gold.c«    1891    6g.  J-J        Text       Jan.  1,  1911 
Tnutee,  Illinois  Trust  A  Savings  Bank,  Chicago. 

In  February,  1897,  no  bonds  of  1891  had  been  gold.    They  are  not 
subject  to  call  before  maturity. 

ROAD— Feb.,  1897,  owned  15  mile*  of  track  on  9  mile*  of  street. 

OFFICERS— President  and  General  Manager.  J.  A.  Rhomberg ;  Score- 
ary.C.  H.  Meyer;  Treasurer  and Superinteadeut.  J.  H.  Rhomberg. 


DIGHTON,  MASS. 

Port-LATlox  is  1890  WAX  1,880;  I»  188O  WA*  1,7*1; 
A* I.  a  1870  WA*  1.817. 

DIGHTON    SOMERSET    A    SWANSEA 
STREET    RAILWAY.-Atiolli-yroad. 
S'     ..<  A  BOWD*—  I*U.    litltrrtl.  Onl*ttuufff       Jfo/Mrrfy 

..000  (par  $1001 .    $I23.QXXf 

*r.'.vo.o.*oid..f../    iw«  is.V.000    DM.    : 

•••  after  Jl»t«re.t  at  InUraaHoaalTro.t  Co..  Boston. 

rrastc*.    Sinking  fund  ls*;i.noo  a  year. 

Own*  1-jit  mile*  of  track  and  ha*  trackage  light*  over  4  mile*  addi- 
tioBal.  '..-..«  earning,  lor  year  endlag  Sept.  3O,  180$.  $61 .434;  Bet. 
$20.050;  eharire*  and  taxes.  $3.078;  balance,  surplus.  $16.072;  total 
•orpliu.  Bert.  30, 1$9«.  $18.7t- 


DOVER,  N.  H. 

PorULATtOM  189O  WA*  1 2.790:  a  188O  WA*  11,687; 
A>0  HI  1870  WA*  9.294. 

UNION    ELECTRIC   RR.-A trolley road. 

-  !ON— A  reorgantut  Ion  IB  February.  1807,  of  the  Union 
^•s1  By.,  sold  In  foreelorare  In  July.  180$. 

-K  4  BONO*—  D«i».    lultrttt.  O«*»**ii«r>       Xaiuriiy. 

fl)          "... 

rtgage 

ROAD— Owns  road  6%  aillo*  long,  parallelling  a  (team  road  and  con- 
•ertlug  Dover  wltaSonenworth:  14  mile*  of  track  la  all. 

For  year  r ndlag  Jane  90. 1806.  old  Union  Street  Ry.  earned :  Gross, 
$$0.4H5;  net.  $1.115;  taxes.  $155. 

ER*-Pr*atdoat,  Sosjner  Wallace;   Trea*arar,   Barry    Hough 
p.  000;  V.  «.•.  p.  1140. 


DU   BOIS,   PA. 

PorULATKMf  1890  WA*  6,140;  AXD  IX  1$$0  WA*  2.718. 
DU    BOIS   TRACTION    CO.-A  treUey  road. 
STOCK  A  BONO*-    Hila.  Out*.       Initn*. 


STOCK 


Jt  mort«a«« 
AooU.payJaBe30.-96 


utttamfg. 

6  per  een'i         4O.OOO  Sept.i.ilHM 
.1.7.  ......  4300       .  ......... 

ROAD-Opcrata*  3l«  mile*  of  track.    Rail.  48  Ib. 

year  ending  June  $0.  1896.  groat   earning*    were 
oper»tla«  UBBBM*.  $7.718.    In  1804-05  (TOM,  $6,608. 

M.  D.  Wayman;  Vlee-Pre**dent.  O.  E.  Orler; 
Mentary.  J.  D.  Bailey;  OeBeral  Manager  and  rni«Ba*lln  Agent,  8. 
R.  Balili:  TiBBtiim.  O.  E.  Oriar. 


DUBUQUE,  IOWA. 

CLATHM  1990  WA*  3O.311;  IX  1880  WA*  23,354; 
AJTD  tx  1870  WA*  18,434. 

DUBUQUE  LIOHT  &  TRACTION  CO.- 
OHOANIZATIOM—  Oa  Deeember  1,  1004,  placed  la  hand*  of  receiver*. 
Kebrnarv.  1807,  tae  property  had  not  been  cold,  and  no  date  of 


1*100) 
($l,000)l 


I*ltrttt. 
6J-D 


liatnrity. 


ttlitamliitg. 
$600,000 
..,  -  385.0OO    June  1,  1910 

,  Tr  .-••  •  .  i  •  -I  Colony  Trust  Co.,  Boaton. 

ROAO-OperaUd  January  1.  I-'.-..  104  mile*  of  track  In  the  eity  of 
><>baqu*.  Iowa.,  extending  to  Wert  Doboqu*  and  to  Stewart  Park. 
OmeCJH    «»»lni.  JOBB  Balch. 


DULUTH,  MINN. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  33,115;  IN  1880  WAS  3,483; 
AHD  w  1870  WAS  3,131. 

DULUTH  STREET  RAILWA  Y-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Organlred  under  act  of  Minnesota  approved  Nov.  17. 
1881.  and  possess e*  "  an  exclusive  franchise,"  doing  the  entire  street 
railway  traffic  of  the  city.  Thomson-Houston  system.  60  Ib.  T  and  45 
Ib.  girder  rails.  The  Dnluth  St.  Ry.  has  the  right  to  purchase  the 
Lakeside  St.  Ry.  (which  1*  now  operated)  at  any  time  for  cost.  Popula 
tlon  In  1895,  by  local  census,  was  over  60,000. 

STOCK  it.  BONDS—  Datr.   InUrttt.    OuttlantTg.     Maturity 

Capltalstoek $2,OOO,OOO     

Istconsol.  mortgage 1890    6     J-J         10O.OOO    Jan.  1,  1130 

do  do          1890    5     J-J         9OO.OOO    Jan.  1,  1930 

ConsoL  mortgage,  gold >    1894    5gJ-J      1.039.OOO    July  1,1924 

$2.500,000  ($1,000).... e'  \  Int.  at  Manhattan  Trust  Co., N.T.,trustee. 

The  eotuol.  mortgage  of  1894  1*  for  $2.500,000,  of  which  $1,000,000 
reserved  for  prior  lien*  and  $500,000  held  In  trust  for  future  better- 
ment* and  extensions. 

ROAD— SYSTEM.— The  system  embraces  28-84  miles  of  single  track 
surface  and  1  "a  mile*  elevated  Incline  road;  whole  road  Is  double- 
tracked :  also  operates  13*4  mile*  (see  below)  for  land  companies.  See 
Duluth-Superlor  Bridge  item,  V.  63,  p.  810,  504.  Operated  for  land 
rompanles:  Lakeside  St.  Ry.,  7-44  mile*  of  track,  and  Motor  Line 
Improvement  Co..  5-06  mile*  of  track. 

LATEST  EARNINOB—H  mo*.)1896_  .Gross,  $201,213;  net,  $104.863 
Jan.  1  to  Nov.  30.         ( 1885..  .Gross,    206,992;  net.    107.262 
.gross.  $219.027 ;  net,  $120,865 
.gross.    213.6O5;  net,    116.269 
.grow.    205,952;  net.      85.107 
OFFICERS— President.  L.  Mendenhall ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  T.  W. 
Hoopes ;  General  M*n«giii  and  Purchasing  Agent,  B.  Warren. 


EARNINGS— 12  month*.  5ia»2l»"" 
July  1  to  June  30.        ^Jiws^"" 


MINNESOTA  POINT  STREET  RAILWAY. 
— A  bone  road. 

OROANI2ATIOM— Chartered  In  1887:  franchise  runs  till  1937,  with 
exclusive  right*  on  Minnesota  Point,  6  mile*. 

STOCK -Stock  authorlied  U  $100,000  (par  $100),  of  which  $51,OCO 
paid  la  full  aad  $6,720  of  40  per  cent  paid.  No  mortgage*,  but  a  small 
floating  debt. 

ROAD— Owns  3 Vt  mile*  of  single  track  ami  Hi  mile  of  sidings;  24  Ib. 
T  rail* ;  16  hone*. 

OFFICERS- Pre*ldentand  General  Manager,  J.  J.  Hlbbard;  Vlce-Pr«  *i- 
.lent,  R.  P.  Edaoa;  Secretary,  W.  Warmer;  Treasurer.  B.  Sllversteln. 


MOTOR   LINE   IMPROVEMENT.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  189O  for  SO  year*  as  a  real  estate  com 
pany  and  only  OM*  it*  road,  which  1*  operated   by  the  Dulnth  Street 
Railway  Company  OB  a  mlleagr  basis,  to  reach  It*  property. 

STOCK-Ha*  aa  aotboriied  capital  of  $300,000;  par,  $100.  of  which 
$150,000,  fall  paid,  I*  outstanding.  Flnt  mortgage  7*  of  1892,  gold 
<••:  authorised  $300,000 ;  l**ned  $199,000:  Interact  J-J  at  Nat.  Bank 
ofBepnbllc.  IT.  Y.  City.  Bonds  cover  road  and  4.OOO  acres  of  land. 
Trustee,  A.  B.  Kaefariane.  RoAO-Owns  5-06  mile*  of  track. 

OFFlCERS-Prealdent,  O.  O.  Hartley;  Vice-President,  J.  D.  Htryker; 
Secretary,  T.  W.  Boopea;  Treaaorer.  A.  R.  Macfarlane. 


EAST     LIVERPOOL,     OHIO. 

PoruuATlox  1890  WA*  10,956;  188O  WA*  5,568; 

AXI>  ix  IHTO  WA*  2.105. 

EAST  LIVERPOOL  &  WELLSVILLE 
STREET  RAILROAD-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  almnt  January,  1892.   In  1895  population 
of  East  Liverpool  wa*  aald  to  bo  14.0OO  and  of  Wellsvllle  7,000. 
SALE— IB  February,  1807,  wa*  ordered  *old  under  foreclosure  of  first 
Interest  Is  In  default. 

XUt*.    Datt.     Inttrtil.     OuMantTg.     Maturity. 

'} $800,000f.p 

lstM."iawfnlmoneT">....      1892       6  A-O       2OO.OOO      Apr.  1.191S 

no  option  ($3OO,OOO)  I  Trustee,  Union  Tnut  Co.,  Cleveland. 
Other  Indabtednew  In  *                                         t(M  (m 
May.  1895 5 4OO.OW  

ROAD— Operate*  8U  mile*  of  track. 

OFFICERS— President  and  General  Manager,  A.  L.  Johnson;  Seer* 
tary  and  Treasurer.  II.  J.  Davis;  Superintendent.  R.  L.  Andrews.— V 
64.  p.  387.  m 

EAST  ST.   LOUIS,   ILL. 

POPULATION  IX  1890  WA*  15,169;   IX  188O  was  9,185; 
AXD  IX  1870  WA»  5,6-14. 

EAST  ST.   LOUIS   ELECTRIC  STREET   RR. 

ORGANIZATION— Controlled  lu  same  Interest  a*  Union  Depot  RR.  of 
St.  Loot*  (which  see),  John  Scullln  being  President  of  both  companies. 

STOCK  4  BONOS—          Date.    Inttrett.    Outitanding.       Maturity. 

BtorkbalTlnTnI894 $150.000 

<180l    6g.A-0       $150,000        Apr.  1,  10O6 

l.tM., $150,000, gold...  \  Snb.to call-since  Apr.  ].  1896 

Omwol.M..  $500.000,  g..     1893    6  g.  F-A          140,000        Aug.  1,  1908 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


IntertMt  on  both  loans  IB  payable  at  Mississippi  Valley  Trust  Co., 
•trustee  of  both  mortgages,  St.  Louis. 

Bondt—Ot  the  consols  $150,000  are  reserved  to  be  Issued  on  retire- 
ment of  first  mortgage.  In  August,  1896,  none  of  the  flrets  had  been 
called  for  payment. 

.ROAD— Said  to  operate  14  miles  of  track. 

EASTON,  PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAB  14,481;  IN  1880  WAS  11,924; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  10,988. 
EASTON  TRANSIT-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  June  30,  1892.    A  consolidation  of  the 
Buton  South  Easton  A  West  End  and  the  Center  Square  4  Delaware 
Bridge  RR.  Co.    Purchased  the  entire  capital  stock  of  the  Phlllpsbtirg, 
H.  J..  Horse  Car  Co.  (now  electrically  equipped),  and  leased  the  other 
companies  named  below  In  the  statement  of  mileage.    Franchise  Is 
perpetual  and  gives  exclusive  rights  to  operate  street  railway  in  city. 

DateIntee't 


).o*r£  (nterest  payable  at  Easton  Trust  Co.,  Trustee. 
Leased  Lines — 

Pa.  Motor  Co.  stock 120,000 

1st   mort.,  $00,000;  <         3    1887     6  A-O          60,000  1947 

$100  *  $500 J  Interest  at  Treasurer's  office,  Easton,  Pa. 

Enston  &  Bethlehem  j  ,015  non 

TransltCo.  stock..  { 

Current  liabilities  June  30. 1896,  $96,476. 

Dividend!— For  1894,  2^a  per  cent  paid  in  February,  1895. 

ROAD— On  June  30, 1896,  track  19>a  miles,  as  follows: 

Miles.  I     Leased  Lines —  Miles. 

Track  owned  In  fee 9     |  Pennsylvania  Motor 3 

Entire  stock  owned:  Easton  &  Bethlehem  Tnansit.    3 

Phillips., N.J.,HorseCar  Co.    2ia  I  Weygadt  Mt.  RR. 2 

For  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  8128,960:  net,  $47,260;  taxes, 
$8,733;  interest.  $20,765;  rentals,  etc.,  $8,384;  dividends,  $9,000;  bal., 
RUT.  for  year,  $5,378.    In  1894-95  gross  from  operations,  $102,966. 
OFFICERS— President,  R.  Howard  Rinek;  Secretary  and  Treasurer, 
A.  D.  Chldsey ;  General  Superintendent,  F.  H.  Knight. 


EAU  CLAIRE,    WIS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  17,415;  IN  1830  WAS  10,119; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  2.293. 

EAU  CLAIRE  STREET  RAILWAY  LIGHT 
&  POWER— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Oct.  9. 1890.  Receiver  was  appointed  in 
the  fall  of  1894.  Road  was  sold  on  Nov.  17, 1896,  for  $20,000  to  E.  A. 
Hoycr  of  Portland,  Me.,  representing  the  bondholders.  In  February _ 
1897,  the  Eau  Claire  Light  &  Power  Co.  was  formed  to  take  over  the 
rlcct  rio  plant  after  reorganization,  but  Receiver  Goo.  B.  Wheeler  was 
still  In  charge.  A  separate  company,  it  is  said,  will  be  formed  to 
acquire  the  railroad. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date,    Interest.    Outstanding.     Maturity. 

Block $100,000       

1st  M.,  $100,000,  gold.,  c*     1891     6g.J-J          400,000       Jan.  2, 1916 
Other  indebtedness (?)  

Atlantic  Trust  Co.  Is  mortgage  trustee.  New  York  City. 

ROAD— It  Is  said  to  operate  6  miles  of  track.— V.  64,  p.  330. 


ELGIN,  ILL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  17,823  ;  IN  1880  WAS  8,787  : 
AND  IN  1870  5.441. 

ELGIN  CITY  RAILWAY.-A  trolleyroad.  Also  owns 
an  electric-light  plant.  Population  (school  census)  1896  was  22,000 
Carpentersvllle  Elgin  &  Aurora  By.  (stock  $150,000)  Is  operated  by 
Elgin  City  Railway.  The  Aurora  &  Geneva  Railway  Is  to  connect  the 
C  E.  &  A.  at  Geneva  with  the  Aurora  Street  Railway. 


.     .        .  .,          ,        ......................         85,000    ........  '. 

In  1896  paid  6  per  cent  dividend  on  the  stock  of  both  Elgin  City  and 
Carpentersvllle  Elgin  <fe  Aurora  companies. 

ROAO-In  August,  1896,  Elgin  City  Rv.  owned  13  miles  of  track  in 
Elgin;  40  and  45  T  and  girder  rails.  C.  E.  &  A.  Rv.  owned  18  miles  of 
track  to  Dundee,  Coleman,  Geneva,  etc.;  60  and  65  la.  T  rails. 

OFFICERS—  President,  William  Grote;  Vloe-President  and  Gen.  Man. 
J.  B.  Lane;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  A.  B.  Church. 


ELIZABETH,  N.  J. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  37,764;  IN  1880  WAS  28,229; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  20,832. 

ELIZABETH  STREET  RAILWAY-A  horse  road, 
ORGANIZATION— In  January,  1896,  preparations  were  being  made  to 

•  ubstltnte  trolley  for  horse  power.    Stock  Jan.  1, 1896,  $50,000 ;  Un- 

unded  debt,  $33,966;  total  cost  of  road  and  equipment,  $100,540. 

Owns   3»a  miles   of  track.     In  year  1895  gross  earnings,  $20,781. 

Treasurer,  Edward  C.  Woodruff. 


ELMIRA,    N.    Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  29,708 ;  in  1880  WAS  20,541 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  15,863. 

ELMIRA  &HORSEHEADS  RAILWAY-Mostly 
trolley  road. 

ORQANIZAT'ON— Chartered  December  30, 1870,  and  in  1892. Its  entire 


capital  stock  was  purchased  by  the  Elmlra  Municipal  Improvement 
Company.  A  5  per  cent  consolidated  mortgage  for  $1,800,000  maturing 
April  1, 1942,  Interest  payable  A.  &  O.,  was  executed  on  the  combined 
properties  by  the  Improvement  Company,  but  Its  interest  went  to  de- 
fault. The  Improvement  Company  mortgage  Is  a  first  lien  on  the  Inter- 
State  Fair  real  estate,  etc.,  but  as  to  the  other  companies  it  Is  simply  a 
lien  upon  their  stock.  In  1895  three  coupons  maturing  Oct.  1, 1893,  and 
April  1  and  Oct.  1, 1894,  of  the  Improvement  Company  were  funded 
and  the  April,  1895,  coupon  was  paid  in  August,  1895.  October,  1895, 
coupon  was  not  paid  and  bondholders  were  requested  to  fund  the  same 
to  enable  the  company  to  use  the  money  for  repairs.  V.  61,  p.  749. 

STOCK,  ETC-— Stock  is  $400,000  (par  $100). 

ROAD— -Owns  from  Erie  depot  to  Horseheads,  7-62  miles;  branches  to 
Clinton  Street,  College  Avenue  and  Park,  3-07  miles ;  sidings,  et*., 0-45  ; 
total  owned,  11-14  miles.  Leases  Maple  Avenue  Railroad,  Elmlra 
Transfer,  and  West  &  Water  St.  Ry.,  to  Foster  Avenue  and  Elm1r» 
Cortland  &  Northern  depot,  4-58  miles  in  all.  Total  operated,  15% 
miles,  all  trolley  except  %  mile  of  horse  road. 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  June  30: 

Gross.  ffet.       Other  income.    Taxes.  Halanee. 

1885-96... $68,435  def.*$16,375  $5,058  $2,505  def.$13,822 
1894-95...  70,966  def.  4,197  1,058  2,415  def.  5,554 
1893-94...  73,105  net,  8,705  543  2,449  sur.  6,799 


*  NOTE— In  1895-96  $18,338  was  spent  In  reconstruction  of  road 
and  charged  to  operating  expenses. 

OFFICERS— President,  George  W.  Young ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  J 
M.  Diven ;  Gen.  Man.  and  t>urch.  Agent,  J.  B.  Gaboon.— V.  61,  p.  749. 


"WEST  SIDE  RAILROAD.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  July  29, 1891,  and  in  1896  consolidated 
with  the  East  Side  Railroad  Co. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.  Outstand'a.       Maturity 

Stock,  $300,000  ($100) $300,000    

Istmortgage,  g.,  $300,000..      1894     5g.A-O      300,000     Oct.  1, 19U 

STOCK  was   increased   In   18941     EARNINGS,  year  ending  June  30— 
from  $100,000  to  $300,000.  1896.         1895. 

ROAD— 8'5 miles   of  single  track  I  Gross $63,993    $53,741 

and  0-92  mile  sidings,  etc.  |  Net 21,353      15,537 

OFFICERS— Pres't,  C.  M.   Tomp- 1  Charges 16,914      12,594 

kius;  Sec.  &  Treas.,  H.  H.  Hallock.  I  Balance,  surplus     4,439        2,943 


ERIE,    PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  40,634;  IN  1880  WAS  27,737; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  19.646. 

ERIE  ELECTRIC  MOTOR  CO.- 

ORQANIZATION  -  Chartered  October  8, 1888.  This  company  leases  the 
Erie  City  Passenger  Railway  at  6  per  cent  on  its  stock,  having  secured 
a  controlling  interest  in  Its  stock.  Population  In  1895  was  said  to  be 
52,000. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —     Miles.   Dale.    Interest,    Oulst'ding.    Maturity. 

Stock  ($700,000)  ($100) $700,000f.p 

1st  mort'ge  ($200,000) )....    1889  6g.  J  -  J    200,000        Jan.  1, 1919 

($1,000),  gold c.  S  Interest  at  Cent.  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  N.  Y.  City. 

2d  mort'  ge  ($150,000)  >....    1889  6g.  J  -  J  $150,000        Jan.  1,1919 

($1,000),  gold c.  J  Interest  at  Cent.  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  N.  Y.  City. 

Bonds— The  bonds  are  not  subject  to  call  before  maturity. 

ROAD— In  February,  1897,  was  operating  21  miles  of  track  on  18  mllei 
of  street,  and  holds  perpetual  trackage  rights  in  all  the  city  streets. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  December  31,  and  in  1896  gross- 
$150,502;  net,  $30,624;  other  income,  $1,099;  interest  charges,  $29,- 
000;  taxes,  $1,608;  balance,  def.  for  year  $1,083.  In  1895,  gross,  $150,- 
298;  net,  $13,000;  other  income,  $263;  interest,  rentals,  etc.,  $30,678; 
balance,  deficit,  $17,415. 

BALANCE  SHEET  December  31, 1896. 


Assets. 
Construction  and  equip't.$784,868 

Realestate 73,694 

In  vestments 300,000 

Miscellaneous 1,097 

Front  and  loss,  deficit...      10,822 


Liabilities. 

Capital  stock $700,000 

Fhuded  debt 350,000 

Bills  payable,  etc 120,481 


$1,170,481  $1,170,481 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  S.  Casement,  Painesville,  O;  Vice-Presi- 
dent, J.  C.  Brady ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  J.  L.  Sternberg,  Erie. 
Office,  202  State  St. 

ERIE  ELECTRIC  MOTOR  SYSTEM-EBIE 
CITY  PASSENGER  RAILWAY. 

ORO AN  IZATION— Chartered  March  1, 1867,  and  In  1887  leased  to  Erie 
Electric  Motor  Co.  for  999  years,  at  6  per  cent  on  stock. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.  Outstanding.  Maturity. 

Stock 6percent.  $100,000  

Istmortgage 6  A-O  25,000  Oct.  1,  1913 


ESCANABA,   MICH. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  6,808;  IN  1880  WAS  3,860; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  1,370. 

ESCANABA  ELECTRIC  STREET  RR.- 
ORQANIZATION,  ETC.— Stock— Issued  $50,000,  of  which  $48,308 i 
paid  in  Deo.  31, 1895.  Owns  3  miles  of  track.  For  the  year  ending 
Dec.  31,  1895,  gross,  $5,070;  def.  under  operating,  $494.  In  1891, 
gross  earnings,  $5,283 ;  deficit,  $1,786.  President,  James  I.illie ;  Sec- 
retary, J.  K.  Stark ;  Treasurer,  J.  B.  Moran. 


EVANSVILLE,   IND. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  50,756;  IN  1880  WAS  29,280; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  21,830. 

EVANSVILLE  STREET  RAILROAD-A  trolley 
road. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  May,  1866. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


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STOCK  4  BONOS  -  Jfilts.  Date.  Interest.  OutttaruTg.  Maturity. 
gwck $500.000  

it  M.,  $l.OOO,OOO.  *    ->7>«     189--'    6g.J-J  abt.85O.OOO     Jan.  1,  1922 

gold <  Interest  at  Chemical  National  Bank.  N.  Y.  City. 

ROAD— In  tvi'ruary,1897,owned27>imileaof  trolley  track.  Rails  56 
•nil  6O  Ibs.  Westinguouae  system. 

OFFICERS— Presld-nt.  J.  J.  Slilpuerd,  Cleveland,  O.;  Treasurer,  Thok* 
8.  KniU,  MilU  HiilMing.  New  York  City. 

FAIRHAVEN,    WASH. 

FAIRHAVEN  &  NEW  WHATCOM  RAIL- 
\v A  Y.  -A  trolley  road. 

ORQANiZATiON-Chartered  Mar.  12, 1891.  and  consolidated  with  the 
Fairbaven  and  Lake  Whatcoin  Railway  Co.    Franchise  runs  till  1941. 
Receivers  (appointed  In  April.  1896.)  are  E.  J.  Hill  and  N.  Tucker. 
STOCK  4   BONOS—  Dmte.      Interest.    Outitaiufg.    Maturity. 

Block  tWOO.000  auth) $6OO,OOO      .... 

(  1802    6g.  F-A          287.000    Feb.  1.  1912 
lit  mort,  $300,000,  gold  e'  ]     Subject  to  call  at  105  after  Feb.  1,  1897 

I  Trustee  Is  the  Allan.  Tr.  Co..  N.  Y.  City. 

n.vat.i»  >a  iw«t«.>        > 1893     8  p.  o.  186.830          Overdue. 

PSsttBer....|    principal  and  interest  In  default 

Bonds  securing  "notes  payable"  were  sold  by  the  payees  In  April 
1896.  for  $49.900. 

ROAD-Operates  18>t  miles  of  trolley  track.  Including  3  miles  leased 
from  the  Brlllngham  Bay  Electric  Railway  Co. 

FALL    RIVER,   MASS. 

i. trios  1890  WAS  74,398;  is  188O  WAS  48,961 ; 

AJO>  a  1870  WAS  26.766. 
PortJLATloir  a  1896  SAID  TO  BE  97.318. 

FALL  RIVER  STREET  RAILWAY.-A  trolley 
road. 

ORaANiZATlON— Organized  In  1899.  The  franchise  (as  amended) 
reads  that  the  road  shall  grant  six  fares  for  twenty-are  cents.  In  Nor., 
1896,  was  operating  2%  Bites  of  track  IB  rail  River,  starting  from  the 
X.  Y.  Hew  Haven  *  Hartford  depot.  Capital  stock  to  fOO.OOO;  par 
$100.  No  toads,  President,  Wendell  K.  Turner ;  Treasurer.  John  T. 
Bobertson. 


GLOBE  STREET  RAIL  WAY -A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  April  16, 188O. 

STOCK  *  BONOS-         Dolt.       Inttrtst.    Outstmnff.         Jtmturitf. 

Stock.  $100  par See  Mxt       $65O.OOO  Bee  text 

1st  M    B7V>000    «,M/18W       5g.  A-O          750.000       April  1.  1912 
wv>  «01'1; '  Redeemable  at  109  and  Intafter  April  1. 1902. 

*° c  >  Int  Is  parable  b v  trus.,  Mao*.  L.  *  T.  Co..  Boat 

Debentures, g.($1.000).e    ....  HU.J-/         55O.OOO       April  1.  1912 
Debentures.*  <*1.000i.e  1894       5g.  M-8         125.000  191O 

l*i,rtst  on  debeatnres  Is  payable  In  New  York  at  K.  Y.  Security  A 
Trust  Co.     JTetef  payable  wen  $3.2OO  Sept  80. 1895. 

Disisttmd— From  earnings  of  year  1893-94  1  per  cent  was  paid  on 
•took;  In  1894-96  paid  2>,  p.  e. 

ROAD— Oet  1, 1896,  owned  mala  track   1771   miles) ;   second  track- 
•idiajrs.  1-96;  total  track.  27-71  miles.    Connects  with  the  Dart- 
mouth 4  Westport  for  New  Bedford  and  with  the  Dlghton  tlmancMr  * 
Swansea  for  T.nmton. 

ANNUAL  REPORT-In  18956  carried  6^26.237  passeagen,  against 
5,U9,327lnlS94-5.     For  j 


1996.  1895. 
Oroe«i«nilng«  $323^11  $269.787 
Net  earning-  114.561  110.696 
Interest  paid...  78.O19  76J479 

OBWBBAL  BALAXCB 

A 


Dividends 
Balance,  surp. 
Tot.sar.8epi.30 


earnings  ws 

1896.         1895. 

$19.SOO    $16.250 

17.O62      17.967 

........      37,262 

30.  1996. 
Liabilities 

•680.000 


837.2*3    OafaadeddeM. 
20,990    Proflt  and  toes. 


56,261 


Cash  and  current  assets 

Total  ...  .....  $2.187.M4|     Total.  .  ...............  $2.188.564 

OfFlCERS-Pres,  and  Oen.  Man..  B.  8.  OoftT;   Bee..  M.  O.  B.  Swift; 
Tr»a...  II    II.  Read.    OIBee.  189  North  Main  it-V.  $0.  p.  796  ;    T.  68. 
>«l. 


FINDLAY.   OHIO. 

Porcunos  1890  WAS  19.553  ;  IS  1880  WAS  9,553  ; 

Axn  is  1870  WAS  4.073. 

BLANCHARD     AVENUE    PASSENGER 
RAILWAY  COMPANY. 
STOCK  4  BONO*  H»ts.      Intemt.    OuWatuTg.     Maturity. 

I9M    •  f.TlYj-J     $40.000    julyi',1912 
x  Interest  Is  paid  free  of  tax. 

fitter**  1*  payable  at  the  Otrard  Life  Insurance  Annuity  *  Trust 
Company.  Philadelphia,  the  Mortgage  trustee. 

FINDLAY  ST  R  E  ETRAILW  A  Y-A  trolley  and  Horse 
railway. 

OftOANiZATiON-Chartsmd  la  Bsflssnlisr.  1887.  Gnats  are  for  29 
rears  from  1887—  rates  of  fan  ssnssdlsd  la  ordinance,  5  cents.  Council 

wrred  right  to  shsigs  $3  per  annum  per  car  operated.  Has  DO 
savtag  to  .lo,  bat  mast  keep  portion  between  rails  In  repair  so  long  as 
bones  are  need.  Bald  to  be  operated  by  the  Northern  Ohio  A  Lake 
Erie  Ry.  Light  «  Power  Co. 

.STOCK  di  BONOS  Doit       Intentt.  OultlandUg.     Maturity. 

J»J«SOJ!WMpar.$25l     ............    SI.V..OINJ  f.  ,,. 

ttMrjL.  tao  ......  .-     ^>IHOI    nrM-."     100.00.)        M.  >,    i.i'ui 

"00,  not  sabj.  to  eall  }  8k.  fd.  require,  retirement  of  $2.OOO  yearly. 
mis  sad  aeeooate  parable  Dee.  $1.  18*5.  $m.8««. 

•Mala  lli^4Sssn<es>Bk4etrack,epsrsts<  by  elect  rlrlty;TlfBn 
r*MdWr4tPkrkllaealMMt4BiDee,  operated  by  horses;  total  track 
'•bruary,  1895,  about  18  miles. 

ncc»»-Presldeat.  Geo.  B.  Kerper;  Tlos-PraHssBt.  J.  K.  Klnney; 
*ry.  Ja«a»>  Btrader  ;  Treasorer.  C.  D.  Klnaey  ;  General  Manager 
ad  Pnrehaslng  Agent,  a  Smith. 


FISHKILL-ON-THE-HUDSON,   N.   Y. 

POPULATION  is  1890  WAS  3,617  j  nt  1880  WAS  2,503 ; 
AMD  IN  1870  WAS  2,992. 

CITIZENS'  STREET  RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 
OROANIZATION— Opened  to  traffic  August  27, 1892. 


Stock,  $75,000,  par  $100..$75,OOO 
1st  mortgage  6s,  MAN 75,000 

(Due  1912,  optional  after  1897.) 

Leased  Line — 
Fishkill  Eleo.  1st  M.,  6s,  >  tt.n  „„„ 

of  1895.  due  1915...         >">.""<> 


.  ..... 

ROAD— Owns  3  miles  of  sliigle 
and  '25  miles  of  second  track. 

Also  operates  Fishkill  Electric 
Ry.,  4  tabes. 


EARN  INGS— Year  ending  June  30: 


1896. 

Gross $38,409 

Net 15,812 

Charges 9,905 

Dividends 3,125 

Balance sur.2,782 


1895. 
$28,645 
7.819 
4,998 
none 

.     snr.2,821 

For  6  inoH.  ending  Dec.  31. 1896, 
(rroaa,  $20,893 ;  net,  $9,028.  In 
6  mos.  of  1895,  gross,  $22,943; 
net,  $10,652. 

OFFICERS— President,    John    T.  Smith;  Secretary,  8.  K.  Phillips 
Treasurer,  W.  H.  Southard. 


FITCHBURG,   MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  22,037;  is  1880  WAS  12,429; 
AKD  is  1870  WAS  11.260. 

FITCHBURG  &  LEOMINSTER  STREET 
RAI L  WA  Y-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1886.  Road  extends  to  Leomlnater 
and  Lunuenburir. 

STOCK,  BONDS  ETC.—  Date.  Interest.  OutstanfFg.        Lastdir. 

Stk.tau..  $500.000:  par.  $1OO)     tt)       $250.000        See  earns. 

1st  mortntre  ($5OO)  c 189O      5  A-O         30.000    Oct.  1.  1909 

New  If  .,$150.000 1897      5  (1)  1917 

Loans  and  bills  payable  Sept.  30, 1890 121,046  

DIVIDENDS— In  year  1894-95  paid  8  p.  o.;  In  1895-96,  8  p.  c. 

ROAD— Owns  18-24  miles  of  track.  Including  m  miles  of  sidings. 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  Sept  30 : 


1896.        1890. 

Oross $128.186  $110.279 

Net 37.909      36.172 

Int.  taxes,  etc..     10.662        7,017 

OFFICERS— President.  H.  A.  Willis;  Vice  President  H.  I.  Wallace; 
Secretary,  C.  F.  Baker;  Treasurer.  R.  N.  Wallls ;  Superintendent  and 
Purchasing  Agent,  W.  W.  Sargent. 


1896.  1895. 

Dividends  paid.. $20,000  $20,000 

BaL.sur.  for  year     7,247  9,154 

Tot.  sur.  Sept  30.  14,732  14,459 


FLUSHING,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  19,803;  is  1880  WAS  15,906; 
AXD  in  1870  WAS  14,650. 

FLUSHING  A  COLLEGE  POINT  ELECTRIC 
RAILWAY- 

OROANIZATION—  Thin  company  was  Incorporated  in  February,  1895. 
with  a  capital  eteek  of  $125,000.  to  succeed  the  Flushing  A  College 
Point  Street  Railroad,  which  was  sold  In  foreclosure  April  4.  1895.  la 

July,  1890,  was  merged  Into  the  N.  Y.  A  Queens  County  Ry.-V.  63 
p.  229. 

ROAD-Flushlng  to  College  Point,  3-79  miles;  siding,  -12  ;  total,  3-9$ 
miles.  Rails.  45  IDS.—  V.  60.  p.  801.  606;  V.  68,  p.  229. 

FORT  SMITH,  ARK. 

PorULATIOH  1890  WAS  11.311;  III  1880  WAS  3,099; 
AKD  in  1870  WAS  2,227. 

FORT  SMITH  STREET  RAILWAY.- 
OROANIZATION—  Chartered  Aug.  2,  1881,  for  30  years. 
STOCK  4  BONDS—  Dmte.    Interest.    Outsland'g.       Maturity. 

Stock.  $150,000  (par  $25)  .................    $150,000  00  p.  o.  paid. 

1888     7  M-« 


ROAD-Opentee  8  44  allies  of  track  en  7>t  miles  of  street 
OFFICERS—  President,  General   Manager,  Superintendent  and  Pur- 
chasing Agent,  Samuel  McLond  ;  Vice-  President,  BenJ.  T.  Duval  ;  Bee- 
retary  and  Treasurer,  Geo.  T.  Sparks.    Office,  corner  Third  A  A  Streets, 

FORT  'WAYNE,  IND. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  35,393  ;  is  1880  WAS  26,880 
AID  in  1870  WAS  17,718. 

FT.  WAYNE  CONSOLIDATED  RAILWAY- 
A  trolley  road. 

OROANIZATION—  A  reorganization  In  December.  1895,  of  the  Fort 
Wayne  Electric  Ry.  without  foreclosure.  The  property  Includes  the 
old  Cltlxens'  Street  RR.  and  Fort  Wayne  Street  RR..  aggregating  12 
milesandtwomltesof  track  of  the  0.  L-Centllvre  Street  Rail  way.  In 
Jane,  1896,  10  miles  of  road,  reaching  a  3OO-aere  park  owned  by  the; 
company,  were  completed,  and  6  miles  additional  were  under  construc- 
tion. In  1895  population  was  said  to  be  54.000. 

RECEIVERSHIP—  On  Sept  8,  1896,  J.  H.  Bass  and  M.  8.  Roblson  were 
appointed  receivers.  Interest  due  NOT.  1,  1896,  was  not  paid  and  a 
plan  of  reorganisation  was  being  prepared. 

STOCK  <t  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.   Outstand'g.         Maturity. 

Stick  (par,  $100)  .........................    $2,000.000    .............. 

rtW.l9ee.lstlf.ji600.000.  1892  6g.  M-N  (I)  Hay  1,1922 

FtW.con.M..$l.*OO.OOO.g.  )  1895  .V.  M-N  See  text  Nor.  1,  1935 

($1  ,OOO)  not  sub.  to  eall.o*  {     May,  1  896,  coupon  last  paid.  »_j 

Trustees  are  Guardian  Trust  Co.,  Cleveland,  Ohio,  and  A.  S.  BomlT™ 

The  mortgage  of  1892  Is  to  be  canceled  ;  most  of  the  $600,000  o7T& 
per  cents  have  been  retired.  The  new  5s  (with  the  6s  all  redeemed} 
will  be  outstanding  to  a  total  of  $1,200,000.  -, 

EARNINGS—  7  months  (1896  .............  Gross,  $95,514  ;  net,  $42,1494. 

Jan.  1  to  July  31.  {1895  .............  Gross,  66,790;  net,  28,328 

For  year  ending  Deo.  31,  1895,  gross,  $130,581;  net,  $59,512.    • 

ROAD—  Operates  84  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS—  President.  J.  J.  Shlpberd;  Treasurer  and  General  Man- 
ager,  M.  B.  Roblson  ;  Secretary,  J.  M.  Barrett  V.  61,  p.  966,  1107;  V< 
68,  p.  458. 


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STREET    RAILWAYS. 


FORT  WORTH,  TEX. 

POPULATION  1890  was  23.076;  AND  IN  1880  WAS  6.663. 

CITY  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Chartered  In  1891  Ma  consolidation  of  several 
roads.  Stock,  (t).  No  bonds. 

ROAD— Operates  7"«  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS— President,  L.  Warfleld;  Secretary.  J.  C.  Terrell,  Jr.; 
Treasurer.  W.  II.  Harrison;  Qen.  Man.  and  Purch.  Agent,  W.  P.  Qulgg. 

FORT  WORTH  &  ARLINGTON  HEIGHTS 
STREET  RAILWAY- 

OROANIZATION,  ETC.— The  Fort  Worth  &  Arlington  Heights  Street 
By.,  Ft.  Worth  Land  A  Investment  (about  4,000  acres),  Arlington 
Heights  Electric  Light  Co.  and  Arlington  Heights  Water  Co.  were  pur- 
chased by  bondholders  In  June,  1895. 

The  Ft.  Worth  A  A.  H.  Street  By.  Is  leased  for  5  years  to  Glenwood 
£  Polytechnic  College  St.  Ry. 

Operate*  6 "a  miles  of  track  on  24  miles  In  streets;  balance,  suburban. 

FORT   "WORTH   STREET    RY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1894  to  succeed  the  North  Side  Street 
RR,  Co.,  foreclosed  Nov.  20.  Stock,  $200,000.  Bonds,  $250.000 

ROAD— Said  to  operate  10  miles  of  track.  President,  K.  M.  Van  Zandt; 
Secretary,  J.  P.  Smith;  Gen.  Man.  and  Purch.  Agent,  G.  B.  Heudrlcks. 

GLENWOOD  &  POLYTECHNIC  COLLEGE 

STREET  RAILWAY- 
REORGANIZATION,  ETC.— A  reorganization  In  1896  of  Glenwood  <fe 

Polytechnic  Street  Ry.    Electricity  Introduced  and  6  new  motor  cars 

purchased.    The  company  has  a  5-year  lease  of   the  Fort  Worth  A 

Arlington  Heights  Street  Ry. 

ROAD— Owns  road  6  miles  long;  leased  line,  6^  miles;  total,  12  '-2  miles. 
OFFICERS— President  and  General  Manager,  J.  T.  Voss;   Secretary 

and  Treasurer,  Woodford  Brooks;  Electrician,  W.  E.  Voss. 


FRAMINGHAM,   MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  9,239 ;  is  1880  WAS  6,235; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  4.968. 

FRAMINGHAM     UNION    STREET    RY. 

ORGANIZATION.— Incorporated  In  1887. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Dale.    Interest.  Outstanding.    Maturity, 

Stock  (par  $100.) $60,000       

1st  mortgage,  currency..  <    1889       5J-J          50,000  1909 

Not  subject  lo  call.       )  Interest  at  North  Nat.  Bank,  Boston. 
Current  liabilities  Oct. '95 $2,574       

ROAD— Operates  main  track  6'91  miles ;  sidings  ()•  I  i  of  a  mile. 

EARNINGS. — For  years  ending  Sept.  30  earnings  have  been  as  follows : 

Tr.  to  Sept.  3O— 1896.       1895.      I  1896.        1895. 

Gross  earnings    $18,717    $18,915  I  Bal.  foi  dividends. .None        $611 

Not 4,533        4,430  I  Tot.  surp.  Sept. 30.. 7.101       7,140 

Int.  taxes,  etc...     4,533        3,819  | 

OFFICERS— President,  James  R.  Entwlstle,  Saxonvllle,  Mass.;  Treas- 
urer, F.  E.  Gregory,  Framiugham,  Mass.;  Clerk  of  Corporation,  Ira  B. 
Forbes,  South  Framlngham. 


FRANKFORT,  KY. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  7,892:  IN  1880  WAS  6,958; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  5,396. 

CAPITAL  RAILWAY— SEE  SOPPLKMENT  of  November, 
1896.  Operations  suspended  In  December,  1896.  A  trolley  road. 

FRANKLIN,  PA. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  6,221;  IN  1880  WAS  5,010; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  3,908. 

FRANKLIN     ELECTRIC     STREET     RAIL- 
WAY CO.- 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  Aug.  4,  1893. 

STOCK  &  BONDS-  Dale.    Interest.  Outstanding.  Maturity. 

Stock  (par  $50)  ($200,000) $00,000 

iRtM.  ($200,000)  c 1894    6g....  June,'95, none.          1924 

Unfunded  debt  June  30,'95 $35,000  

Rights  of  way  for  a  branch  road  to  Oil  City,  8  miles  distant,  have  been 
ieoured,  and  the  1st  mortgage  30-year  6s  were  authorized  to  build 
the  branch  and  pay  off  outstanding  obligations.  When  these  out- 
standing obligations  are  paid  this  Issue  of  bonds  will  be  canceled. 

ROAD— Operates  3*3  miles  of  track  through  the  principal  streets 
of  Franklin,  Pa.  Rail,  60  Ib. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  $13,834;  net,  $2,370.  In 
1894-5,  gross,  $7,812;  net,  $170. 

OFFICERS— President,  A.  H.  McKelvy;  Vlce-President,  J.  H.  Douly; 
Secretary,  H.  R.  McCalmont:  Treasurer,  E.  W.Eehols. 

FREDERICK,   MARYLAND. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  8,193;  IN  1880  WAS  8.659; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  8,526. 

FREDERICK  &  MIDDLETOWN  ELECTRIC 
RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Commenced  operation  in  fall  of  1896.  Capital  stock 
authorized,  $100,000;  issued,  $40,OOO.  First  mortgage  of  1897  Is  for 
$70,000  (all  issued),  5  per  cent,  gold,  $1,000,  bonds,  o",  Interest  J.&J.; 
principal  maturing  Jan.  1, 1917,  but  subject  to  call  at  par  on  and  after 
Jan.  1, 1907;  trustee,  Maryland  Trust  Co.,  Baltimore. 

ROAD-Frederlok  to  Mlddletown,  9  miles.    President,  Geo.  W.  Smith. 

FREDONIA,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  3,399 ;  IN  1880  WAS  2,692 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  2,546. 

DUNKIRK  &  FREDONIA  RAILROAD-A  trol- 
ley road.  Population  In  1895  estimated  at  4,000. 


ORGANIZATION— Chartered  April  21, 1884.  Company  Is  also  engaged 
In  electric  lighting  and  steam  heating,  the  expenses  of  these  depart- 
ments being  Included  In  the  railroad  operating  expenses  and  the  re 
ceipts  are  shown  in  other  income.  Securities  and  earn!  ngg  are  as  follows 


Stock  auth.,$  150,000;  par 

$10O;  slock  sold $25.000 

1st  mort.  5s,  J.  &  J >    Annnn 

(Due  July  1,1911) |    4O'°° 

Bills  payable  June  30, '96.  11,700 

ROAD — Owns  313  miles  of  single 
and  one-fifth  miles  of  second  track. 

OFFICERS.—  President,  Wilhird 
McKinstry ;  Secretary-Treasurer 
and  Manager,  Milton  M.  Fe.nner. 


EARNINGS— Year  ending  June  30 


1896. 

Gross $19,885 

Net 4,848 


Other  income. 
Int.  and  taxes 
Dividend*  — 

Balance,  sur.. 
Total  surplus. 


6,983 
4,472 
6,000 
1,359 
10,997 


1895. 
$20,144 
7,780 
3,822 
6,518 
4,407 
677 
0,038 


GALESBURG,     ILL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  15,264;  IN  1880  WAS  11,437; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  10,158. 

GALESBURG  ELECTRIC  MOTOR  & 
POWER— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1892for  20  years, being  a  consolidation 
of  the  College  City  Street  Ry.  and  the  Galesburg  Street  Car  companies. 

STOCK  A,  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.  Outstanil'g.      Maturity. 

Stock  ($210,000),  par  $100 $210,000 

1st  M.  ($125,000) 1892      M-8          125,000  1902" 

Subject  to  call  at  105  after  Sept.  1,  1897.  Trustee,  Nor.  Trust  Co.,  Ohio. 

ROAD— Owns  8  miles  of  main  track  and  1  mile  of  sidings,  laid  with  50 
Ib.  T  rails,  in  Galesburg,  111.,  and  extending  also  to  East  Galesburg. 

OFFICERS— President  and  General  Manager,  Robert  Chappell;  Vice- 
President,  O.  F.  Price;  Secretary,  Treasurer  and  Purchasing  Agent, 
H.  F.  Arnold.  _ 

GALVESTON,  TEX. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  29,084;  is  1880  WAS  22,248; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  13,818. 

GALVESTON  CITY  RAILROAD-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  May  2, 1871. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.    Interest.     Outstanding.      Maturity. 

Stock  (par  $50) Seetext        $318,500    Julyl5,1895 

MnrtB-airn  «1  000000    «•    (  1893     5gJ-J        $1,000,000    Jaii.     1,1918 

*l  000    Si-000'000-  ?••)     Interest  at  Guaranty  Trust  Co.  of  N.  Y., 

$1'000 c'^  Trustee,  New  York  City. 

Bllla  payable  January  1, 1897,  $73,295. 

Stack— Authorized  20,000  shares,  with  face  value  $50,  but  only  $15 
per  share  paid  when  stock  was  declared  paid  in ;  afterwards  f  nil  paid. 

Dividends— In  1895, 25  cents  per  share  in  Jan.  and  July;  none  since. 

ROAD— February,  1897.      Miles.  \   ^Proprietary  road  Milei. 


(Entire  st'k  &  bonds  owned) 
Gulf  City  St.  R'y  &  Real  Est.  Co. 


Owned  in  fee,  mainline 36 

Sidings l. 

Weightofrail 401bs. 

Total  of  all. 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  Dec.  31. 

1896.         1895.      I  1896.       1895. 

Gross  earnings. $212,661  $216,271  |  Dividends None.     $10,000 

Net  over  taxes.     80,342      75,191  I  Ual.,snrp.,year.     23,165      15,191 
Interest 57,177      50,000  |  Tot.surp. Jan.  1.     23,191      19,893 

OFFICERS— Pres.  and  Gen.  Man.,  Julius  Runse,  Galveston;-Seor6' 
tary,  A.  Droullhet ;  Treas.,  J.  Lobit ;  Chief  Eneineer  and  Purchasing 
Agent,  C.  P.  Young.— V.  60,  p.  711,  928;  V.  61,  p.  662. 

GARDNER,    MASS. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  8,421;  IN  1880  WAS  4,983  ; 
IN  1870  WAS  3,333. 

GARDNER  ELECTRIC  STREET  R'WAY.- 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Road  opened  in  1894.  Capital  stock,  $50,000 ;  par 
$1OO.  On  Sept.  30, 1896,  loans  and  bills  payable  were  $25,928  ;  profit 
and  loss  surplus  in  balance  sheet  was  $1,332.  The  company  petitioned 
the  Massachusetts  RR.  Commission  for  authority  to  issue  $30,000  of  5 
per  cent  30-year  gold  bonds. 

RoAD-Owns  main  track,  4-34  miles;  sidings,  0-12  miles;  total  track, 
4-46  miles. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Sept.  30,  1896,  gross,  $19,198;  net. 
$3,493;  interest,  taxes,  etc.,  $2,882;  balance,  surplus  for  year,  $611 
President,  Frederick  S.  Coolidge;  Treasurer,  James  A.  Stiles. 

GENEVA,   N.    Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  7,557;  IN  1880  WAS  5,878; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  5,521. 

GENEVA  WATERLOO  SENECA  FALLS  & 
CAYUGA  LAKE  TRACTION-Trolley. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Nov.  24,  1894.  February,  1895.  consol 
dated  with  Geneva  <fe  Waterloo  and  other  companies.  The  new  con 
pany  owns  the  Cayuga  Lake  Park  property  of  50  acres.— V.  60,  p.  5( 

STOCK  &  BONDS—         Miles.  Date.  Interest.  Outstan'o.    Maturity. 

Stk., $450,000;  par, $100    $450,000     

Traction  Co.  1st  mort., 

($500&  $1,000)  gold.o*    1895  6  g.  A-O   425,000     Apl.  1, 19 

Bills  payable  June  30, 1890,  $89,825. 

Interest  at  West  End  Tr.  &  S.  D.  Co.,  Phila.,  trustee. 

Bonds— Additional  bonds  for  $75,000  may  be  Issued  for  exten«lo 
upon  increasing  stock  to  $500,000.    The  bonds  of  the  old  companies 
were  taken  up  and  the  mortgages  canceled. 

ROAD— The  road  extends  from  Geneva  to  Cayuga  Lake  Park  throt 
Waterloo  and  Seneca  Falls,  including  switches,  etc.,  21  miles.   Rail" 
70-lb.  girder  and60-lb.  T. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $53,070: 
$12,518;   other  Income,  $484;   interest  on  bonds,  $19,998;   taxes 
$1,475;  other  Interest,  $2,455 ;  balance,  deficit,  $10,926.    Profit  and 
loss  surplus  June  30, 1896,  $2,983. 

DIRECTORS— C.  D.  Beebe,  W.  F.  Rafferty,  of  Syracuse,  N.  Y.;    S 
Becker,  C.  A.  Hawley  and  W.  C.  Gray,  of  Seneca  Falls;  H.  A.  Doane, 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


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and  WUli»m  8.  Grant,  Jr..  of  Philadelphia;  Loui»  D.  Collins,  of  Ge- 
nera. X.  V.:  Robert  Wltherill,  Cheater,  Pa.  President,  C.  D.  Beebe.— 
V.  60,  !  ^ 

GETTYSBURG,  PA. 

PonrtATIOK  1890  WAS  3,221  ;  W  1880  WAS  2,914: 
A3TD  IS  1870  WAS  3.O74. 

GETTYSBURG  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY. 

RECEIVERSHIP—  President  E.  M.  Iloffer  and  West  End  Trust  &  Safe 
Deposit  C<>.  of  Philadelphia  were  appointed  receivers  In  September 
1995.—  V.  «1.  p.  558.  Foreclosure  salt  wa»  pending  In  February,  1897- 
•Stock  $200,000;  lit  mortgage.  9200,000.  Unfunded  debt  July  1,  1895_ 
fc  8  mile*  of  track.—  V.  61.^558. 


GIRARDVILLE,    PA. 

POPULATION  189O  WA»  3.584;  i»  1880  WAS  2.73O. 

SCHUYLKILL  TRACTION  CO.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION—  Chartered  Sept.  26.  1892,  and  In  June,  1893,  com- 
pleted an  electric  road.  22  "«  mil  •»  In  length.  In  the  anthracite  coal 
bmln  of  Bohnylklll  County.     The   population   tributary   aggregates 
•  people,  and  It  paete*  about  forty  collieries.    1-akeelde 
inoy  City,  Pa.,  was  reported  leaaed  In  February,  1997. 
-   I  BONOS—      XUtt.  Datt.  Interest.    Outstanding.    Maturity. 
500.000.  *100  .....................  9l,000.000f7p  ............. 


^  l-'.l 


-•2>*    1893    8  gA-O          5OO.OOO   Apr.1.1943 
•Jr  J  Interest  I*  paid  at  Eqult.  Tr.  Co..  Trustee.  Phila. 

ortgage  has  a  sinking  fund  of  $10,000  a  year  after  April 
lee  U  allowed  to  purchase  bonds  at  not  exceeding  105  per 

<VK>  and  $1.000  each. 
.  -Owns  22>t  miles  of  track  (length  of  line  from  extreme  points 
15  miles),  belnt  In  the  form  of  a  Y.  with  Oirardvllle,  where  the 
otue  U  attuatel.  a*  a  centra.    Bails  5O.  6O  and  70  Ib.  T. 
v.  REPORT— Earning*  for  yean  ending  September  SO.    Oper. 
•f*  include  insurance  and  taxes, 

<,>.,««  Net.  Interest.      Bal., surf. 

195-1"  ....996.909  910.801  $'J5,OOO  915301 

l«9*3.V  ...90.981  33,360  25.OOO  8.36O 

-    >     .  J1.724  25.000  6,724 

OFFICER  ;-Pre«ldent,  Dallas  8aa<ten.  Druel  Building, Philadelphia ; 

-v  and  Treasurer,  J.  A.  Joliano ;  Oeaeral  Manager  and  Purch. 

.«nt,E.  W.  A«h.-V.  62,  p.  334;  V.  63.  p.  795. 

GLENS    FALLS,    N.    Y. 

POPCI.ATIOX  189O  WAI  9.5O9;  I*  1880  WA»  4,900; 

ADD  IV  1870  WAI  4.5OO. 

GLENS  FALLS  SANDY    HILL   &   FORT    ED- 
RD  STREET  RAILROAD-A  trolley  road. 

>N -Chartered  Sept  38. 1885. 

4.  BON06—  Dolt.      Interest.      Outstanding.     Maturity- 

••O.per$l"-  $139.000  Feb.,'1- 

'»n4$i"5oSfU'  flJ"J  "°°    J"1*  1.1911 

1893        6  J-J  86,000   July  1.  1913 

Inter***  at  Oratral  Trnst  Co..  N.  Y..  trustee, 

-jENDS-In  flseal  year  1894-95  paid  1  per  cent.;  In  1895-6,  4  p.  c.; 

:  1897,  Feb.,  1'4  p.  e. 

.  Falls  to  F<irt  Eil ward.  7-84  mile*:  tidings.  1-18  mile*: 
-  Mk  branch.  4  mile ;  So.  Qle*M  Fall*  Branch  (completed  Oct.  *96) 
^  mile*  total  track.  1O  52  *>Ue*.    Balls  4O  Ibs. 

..-Kami »»•«  for  fiscal  yean  ending  June  30 : 

One*.  Xet.       OUtfr  inf.  Inl.^tsa.    Di*t4snas.    Bal  fur. 

•^^KM«       990.129       9181        99.6*8    (4S)  95.440       $5,182 

16J80          153          91580    (1%)     1^6O          B.593 

•••^••EMM  9.791          ....          9.8S8  -     < 

.  M.  OnolMo;  Ytoc-PrwUent.  U  Allen;  Sec 


GLOVERSVILLE,   N.   Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  13.864;  IK  1880  WAS  7,133  ; 
AMD  IN  1870  WAS  4,518. 

CAYADUTTA  ELECTRIC   RAILROAD- 
ORQANIZATION— Leased  for  999  years  from  May  1, 1894,  to  the  Fonda 
Johnstown  A  Gloversvlllo,  which  guarantees  the  bonds,  principal  and 
Interest,  and  agrees  to  pay  leased  road  net  earnings  up  to  4  per  cent 
on  capital  stock  per  annum,  besides  paying  all  fixed  charges. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.    Outntand'g.        Maturity 

Stock,  $350,000 $335,200  

1st.  mort.,  9350,000  gold$    1892    6g.  A-O        350.OOO  1922 

$1,OOO,  eriiar.  p.  A  1 <  Int.  at  Fanueis"  Lo»n  &  Tr.,  N.  Y.  City 

Bills  payable  June  30, 1895 $76,593  

ROAD — Owns  14>9  miles  of  single  track  and  •  I  miles  of  sidings. 

EARNINGS— The  earnings  are  included  in  those  of  the  Fonda  Johns- 
town &  Glovereville  RB.  Co. 

OFFICERS— Address  Fonda  Johnstown  A  Gloversville  RR.  Co. 


JOHNSTOWN  GLOVERSVILLE  &  KINGS- 
BORO  HORSE  RY- 

OROANIZATION— Chartered  NOT.  12, 1873,  and  in  November,  1893 
leased  to  the  Fonda  Johnstown  A  Oloveroville  (steam)  Railroad  Co. 
for  999  years,  IU  bonds  being  assumed  and  8  per  cent  per  annum  be- 
ing guaranteed  on  Its  stock. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—  JfiJw.    Date.  Interest.  OittttanrTg.  Maturity 

Stock.  $50,000  (par,  $100) fi  p.  c.     $50.000 

Istmortgage 4-11    6J-J         50,000  1913 

Interest  U  payable  at  the  Metropolitan  Trust  Company,  N.  Y.  City. 

ROAD — Owns  single  track,  main  line,  from  Johnstown  to  Glovers 
vllle,  4-08  miles;  branch,  O3;  total.  4-11  miles. 


GOSHEN  (ELKHART  CO.),  IND. 

POPDLATIOK  1890  WAD  6,033 ;  In  1880  WAS  4,123; 
AND  IK  1870  was  3,133. 

INDIANA    ELECTRIC    RY- A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Thin  company  was  chartered  to  construct  and 
operate  a  street  railway  In  the  cities  of  Goshen  and  Elkhart  and 
Tillage  of  New  Paris.  The  city  of  Elkhart  had  population  In  1890  ot 
11360.  For  population  of  Qoshen  see  above.  In  1890  population  of 
Elkhart  estimated  at  14.000  and  of  Goshen  9,000. 

STOCK  &   BONDS—        *««•    Date.  Inlercit.  Onttlanfy     Maturity. 

•took 9110.000      .... 

l«tmt..$500.000.*..*.f..>         9     1895  6g.  M-N     110.0OO    Nov.1.1925 

not  subj.to  oalMTl.OOO  (  Interest  at  Royal  Trust  of  Chicago,  trustee. 

Stock  Increased  In  1896  from  925.OOO  to  9110.000. 
NEW  MORTOAOE— The  first  mortgage  of  1895  replaces  the  old  mort- 
gage of  1894,  which  was  canceled  In  November,  1895.    Additional 
i  bonds  may  be  Issued  at  95,000  per  mile  of  completed  main  track. 

ROAD— Operates  4  mile*  of  track  In  Elkhart  and  9  miles  In  GoMien ; 
1 1  mile*  are  to  be  built  from  Elkhart  via  Goshen  to  Wabash  RR.  at 
'  Xew  Paris;  this  construction  U  expected  to  beicln  In  i«i>rltiK  of  1&97. 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  J.  Burns,  Marquette  Building,  Chicago  ; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  W.  L.  Stonex,  Ooohen,  Inil.— V.  61,  p.  925 


tary,  Treawirer  and  Ae«-nt.  J.  A.  Power*. 


GLOUCESTER,     MASS. 

••51;  in  188O  WAI  19,329; 
[»  1870  WAI  15.389. 
GLOUCESTER   STREET    RY. -A  trolley  road. 

,t— Incorporated  December  29. 1885. 

i'OCK  d    &ONDS-          Ifate.      Interest.       OuUtsmfm.     Dtflfs,  elf. 
•  >ck.  par$l)x>  ..  See  below.      9180.OOO         8ee  tert. 

-•***  1887      5M-S  60.000    Apr.  I.  1907 

•en*t  U  payable  at  ••erUma  Loan  *  Tract  Co.,  Bo.ujn  ] 

1  debt  SepOO.  1896 5O.5OO       

Hridendt  In  iUeal  yean  1892  to  1895  Inclusive  wen  3  per  cent  per 
•naiKlnliMpai.l  • 

'Derate*  9  miles  of  track  and  ha*  %  mile  tiding*,  etc. 
»3NINOS— For  year  ending  Sept.  3O  the  earning*  nave  been: 

1996.       .1894. 


GRAND    RAPIDS,   MICH. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  60,278;  tx  1880  WAI  32,016; 
AXD  IX  1870  WAS  16,507. 

CONSOLIDATED  STREET    RY-A  trolley  road. 

STOCK  A  BONOS—  Datt.  Inttntl.  Outtlanding.  Maturiti  . 

Stork,  common  ......................  91,."OO.OOO  ....... 

do     preferred.  ....................         1,419.000  ........ 

Street  By.  Co.  1st  mort-!l«87  6J-D  GOO.'HX)  June  1.  191V. 

91.OOO  ............  c-  4  r.       Interest  due  Dec.  1,  18»6.  was  not  paid. 

1.211,000    Aug.  1,1916 


' 

raxes,  etc  10,454 


i  sarnln.-  f63.224 

• 

"T.JU 


Balance  for  dl v«.»  1 1  ,H83    916,689 
5,400 

M.J-  •• 


. 
Bal.,»ur.  for  year     I.O03 


. 

Tot^  sar.8ept.30  35.943      34.86O 

"'CERJ-PnwIdent.  W.  B.  Fenruson,  Walden,    Mann.;    Vlce-Preal- 
'•vanlngham;   Treasarer,  A.  D.  Bowon;  Clerk  of  Corpora 

'-•nniiilnr  M»si 

OUCESTER  ESSEX  &  BEVERLY  RR.-An 
-'•ad  opened  Aug.  21.  1890. 

•  <t  BONDS—  Datt.     Intrretl.     Outstanding.      Maturity. 

7'-«  par»l'>  92SO.OOO  ..... 

K»)>  1S96     5«J  l>  125.000       Dec.  1.  1910 

i  Int.  s4  American  L.  AT.  Co..  Boston,  trustee. 
OAD-Owned  Oct.  1,  1896,  22-2  mile*  of  main  track  and  -6  mile  of 
•Ing.    CoBiDeneedeperatknuAngTut  2  1.1899. 

"<)»-  For  year  ending  Sept  30.  1896.  groe^  958.264;  net,  919.- 
.  Interest  and  taxee,  97,581;  dlTldendji.   91O.OOO;  bal.,  surplus, 
Total    rarplns.  Oct.    1.    1896,  98,717.     President.   W.   B. 
'Tosom:  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  O.  A.   Batman;  Offlce.  53  State 
Ro«ton.-V.  64.  p.  M. 


Consolidated  St.  By.  Si  of  1891  for  92,400,000  were  Issueil,  but  in 
Febroary.  1896,  bondholder*  voluntarily  surrendered  one-half  their 
bonds,  receiving  preferred  stock  therefor  at  par. 

Interest  doe  Deo.  1,  1896,  on  old  Street  By.  first  6s  was  not  paid  and 
holder*  of  these  bonds  were  asked  to  exchange  them  for  Consolidated 
St  By.  5*  at  par.-V.  64.  p.  180. 

f'iril  Mortgage  6*  of  njii  Committrr:  Chairman,  B.  D.  Yen-Ill,  Port 
land;  Wm.  Blodget,  Boston;  W.  J.  Hayes,  Cleveland;  depositary  State 
Street  8.  D.  A  Tr.  Co.,  Boston.  A  majority  of  these  bonds  have  been 
deposited.-  V.  64,  p.  287. 

ROAD—  In  May,  1896,  tald  to  operate  49  miles  of  track,  Including 
North  Park  Street  Railway,  4<s  miles. 

ANNUAL  STATEMENT—  For  year  ending  Aug.  31,  '93,  and  Jan.  31,  '96. 

Jan.31,'96.  Auo.3l.'93.  I  /an.31,'96.  Auo.31,'93. 

Onm  earns  .$444,739      9433,379    Interest  ..............      $150,000 

Net  earn*....  155,205        170.071  |  Bal.,  surplus  .........          20,071 

OFFICERS—  President,  Oen.  Man.  and  Pur.  Agt.,  O.  S.  Johnson;  Vlce- 
Presldent.  Y.  B.  Kennedy;  Secretary,  O.  S.  Oalthers;  Assistant  Seore 
ury  and  Treasurer.  B.  8.  Hanchett,  Jr.-V.  63,  p.  1115;  V.  64,  p.  180 
287. 


NORTH  PARK  STREET  RAILWAY- 
OROANIZATION— This  road  Is  now  a  part  of  the  system  of  the  consoli- 
dated Street  Railway  Company  of  Grand  Baplds. 

STOCK  <t  BON06—  Date.      Interest.    OulttatuTa.        Maturity. 

StockV*100.0W:Tr 9100.00(5 

North  Park  Street  By.,  J  1894       5  J  -  J  50,000       Julv  1, 1914 

1st,  975,000  ($1,000) ..  I  Int.  at  Mich.  Tr.  Co.,  trustee,  Or.  Rapids,  Mlct 

ROAD— Owns  44  miles  of  completed  track  which  runs  to  a  pleasure) 
park  managed  by  the  company. 


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STREET    RAILWAYS. 


GREAT  FALLS,   MON. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  3.979. 

GREAT   FALLS  STREET  RY-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANlZATION-In  hands  of  W.  D.  Dlokenson  as  receiver. 
STOCK  A  I&N08-T      *««.  Date.  I.Ucresl.  Outstanding.    Maturity. 

M^^feid*25  ::::  iwi  egjs  'sSSiSSS 

Mortgage  trustee.  Massachusetts  Loan  &  Trust  Co.,  Boston. 
ROAD— Operates  8*8  miles  of  track' and  8  "a  miles  of  road. 
EARNINGS— For  ye»r  1895  gross, $26,205;  doflolt  under  oper.,  $1,476, 
•gainst  net,  $1,525  In  1894. 

GREENFIELD,   MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  5,252 ;  IN  1880  WAS  3,903 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  3.589. 

GREENFIELD  &  TURNERS  FALLS 
STREET  RAILWAY.— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Commenced  operation  June  24,  1895.  Owns  750 
feet  steel  bridge  across  the  Connecticut  River  at  Deerfleld. 

<?TOOK  &.  BONDS—  Date.  Interett.  Outstanding.  Maturity. 
s»2Jk  fnlFnild  (MOO)  $10O,OOO  See  text. 

"fmirtViSd..* '.™.     1896       5  "g.  JAD  100,000      June  1. 1916 

BONDS— The  mortgage  provides  for  the  payment  of  $2,000  annually 
from  1897  to  1915,lnolusive,  at  a  premium.  Bee  V.  63,  p.  76. 

DIVIDENDS— In  1895-6  paid  5  p.  c.  on  $50,OOO  stock  and  3  p.  c.  on 
$90,OOO  stock. 

ROAD— Extends  from  Greenfield  to  Deerfleld,  Montague  City  and 
Turners  Falls,  12-86  miles;  sidings,  0'41  miles;  total  track,  13-27 
miles. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Sept.  30, 1896,  gross,  $34,857;  net,  $15,- 
746;  Interest  and  taxes,  $6,517;  dividends  (8  p.  0.),  $5,200;  bal.,  sur. 
toi  year,  $4,029.  Total  surplus  Oct.  1,  1896,  $9,622.  President, 
Frank  E.  Lowe;  Treasurer,  Clias.  E.  Dr.'Sser,  Leominster,  Mass.— V.  63, 
p.  76.  

HAGERSTOWN,  MD. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  10,118;  ra  1880  WAS  6,627; 

IN  1870  WAS  5,779. 

HAGERSTOWN  &  POTOMAC  ELECTRIC 
R AIL WAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Formed  In  1895  and  in  December  filed  a  mortgage, 
for  $200,000,  to  the  Harrisburg  Trust  Co.  of  Harrlsburg,  Pa.,  as 
trustee.  Stock  $200,000.  Contract  let  and  control  of  H.  &  W.  Turn- 
pike Co.  purchased.  President,  Christian  W.  Lynch;  Secretary,  John 
A.  Herman;  Treasurer,  William  Jennings.— V.  61,  p.  1064. 

HAMMOND,   IND. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  5,428;  IN  1880  WAS  699. 

HAMMOND  WHITING  &  EAST  CHICAGO 
ELECTRIC  RAIL  WAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1892.  Franchise  runs  till  1917  and 
Is  not  exclusive.  In  Jan.,  1896,  control  was  purchased  by  C.  R.  Cum- 
mlngs  and  others  identified  with  the  South  Chicago  Ky.  V.  62,  p.  86. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Miles.   Date,    Interest.    Outstand'g.     Maturity. 

Stock,  $300,ODO $260,000      

1st  M.,  $100,000,  gold    22     1894     5g.  M-S        100,000     Mar.  1,1904 

Interest  payable  at  Northern  Trust  Co.,  mortgage  trustee,  Chicago,  111. 

ROAD— Owns  22  miles  of  track  extending  from  State  line  at  Koby  to 
Whiting,  East  Chicago  and  Hammond. 

OFFICERS— President,  A.  Murray  Turner;  Vice-Presldent,  V.  Shaw 
Kennedy ;  Secretary  &  Treasurer,  O.  S.  Galther.— V.  62.  p.  86,  502. 

HARRISBURG,  PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  39,385;  IN  1880  WAS  30,762; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  23,104. 

HARRISBURG    TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  in  May,  1895,  to  control  the  East  Harris 
burg  Passenger  Railway  and  the  Citizens'  Passenger,  of  which  it  took 
possession  July  1, 1895. 

STOCK  &  BONDS— The  capital  stock  is  $2,000,000,  of  which  $1,870,- 
000  has  been  Issued.  The  Traction  Co.  will  hold  In  its  treasury  $700, 
000  stock  of  the  East  Harrisburg  Passenger  Railway  and  $235,000  of 
the  Citizens' stock.— V.60,  p.  873.  Bills  payable  June  30, 1896,  $31,000. 

EARNINGS  for  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  were  in  V.  63,  p.  227. 

12  mot.        Gross.  Net.       Int. .taxes, etc.    Dividends.   Bal.,  sur. 

1895-96.... $243,156       $98,283  $49,365  $42,075  $6,843 

OFFICERS— President,  E.  C.  Felton;  Vice-Presldent,  B.  F.  Myers; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  W.  J.  Calder;  Superintendent  and  Purchas- 
ing Agent,  F.  B.  Musser.— V.  63,  p.  227. 

HARRISBURG  TRACTION  SYSTEM-CITI- 
ZENS' PASSENGER  RAILWAY.— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Jan.  11, 1892.  Controlled  and  operated 
since  July  1, 1895,  by  the  Harrisburg  Traction  Co.— which  see. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—       Miles.  Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.    Maturity 

Stock $235,000 

1st  M.,  $79,000,  gold..  J    5»«     1894   6g.M-N        75,000      Mav'i.1924 

Not  subject  to  call.     J  Int.  at  Com'wealth  Guar.  Tr.  Co.,  Harrisburg, 

Unfunded  debt  July  1, 1896,  $55,000,  assumed  by  Harrisburg  Trac 
tion  Co. 

ROAD— Owns  15  miles  of  track  in  Steelton,  Harrisburg  and  Obeiiin. 

HARRISBURG  TRACTION  SYSTEM-EAST 
HARRISBURG  PASSENGER  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  July  23, 1886,  and  again  in  1889.  Since 
July  1, 1895,  controlled  and^operated,  together  with  its  leased  lines,  by 
the  Harrisburg  Traction  Co.,  which  s*e.  In  May,  1892,  leased  for  999 
years  the  Harrisburg  City  Passenger  Railway.  In  January,  1893,  leased 
(he  Mlddletown  Highspire  &  Steelton  Ky.  for  999  years. 


STOCK  &c    Par.    Authorized.        Outstanding.     Div'nds.   Last  Dk 

Stock ...         '  $50     $1,000,000     $700,000  fullpd.      J-J       Jan.,189 

Bills  payable,  etc.,  June  30, 1895,  $118,340.  Owns  30  miles  of  trad 

HARRISBURG  TRACTION  SYSTEM-HARRIS 
BURG  CITY  PASSENGER  RAILWAY— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1861,  and  on  May  1, 1891,  leased  for  8 
years  to  the  East  Harrisburg  Passenger  Railway  Company  at  $i5,0fl 
yearly,  equal  to  12  per  cent  per  annum  on  the  stock. 

STOCK —  Par.  Authorised.  Interest.  Outstand'g.  Last  ait 
Stock $25  Nollmlt.  12  J-J  $125,000  July,  188 

ROAD — Owns  5-33  miles;  total  track,  5-50  miles. 

HARRISBURG  TRACTION  SYSTEM-MII 
DLETOWN  HIGHSPIRE  4  STEELTON  RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION — Chartered  Dec.  11, 1891,  and  on  Jan.  2,  1893,  lease 
to  East  Harriaburg  Passenger  Railway  Co.  for  999  years  at  6  per  oei 
on  stock  in  1893,  7  per  cent  in  1894,  8  per  cent  In  1895,  9  p.  c.  in  189 
and  thereafter  10  p.  c.;  also  $400  yearly  for  organization  expenses. 

STOCK —  Authorized.  Paid  in.  Dividends.  Last  dir 

Stock  paid  in  ($50) ..  $100,000  $100,000  J-J  Jul 

ROAD — Owns  6>2  miles  of  road,  71a  miles  of  track. 


HARRISBURG     &      MECHANICSBUR< 
ELECTRIC    RAILWAY    CO.-A  trolley  read. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  May  7, 1892. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Dale.    Interest.    Outstand'g.    Malurtt 

Stock  auth.,  $425,000 $127,500 

1st  mort.,  $224,000,  gold 1894    6  g.  M-S         140,000      Sep., 191 

Interest  Is  payable  at  office  of  trustee,  the  Harrisburg  Trust  Co. 

On  June  30,  1896,   there  were  bonds  unissued    for    $84,000  ai 
stock  for  $97,5  00. 

ROAD— In  June,  1896,  operated  6  miles  of  track.    Extension  to  Bo 
ing  Springs,  6  miles,  nearly  completed  in  October,  1896. 


May  1,19 
Sept.  1,  lit 
July  1,1!) 
Oct.  1,19 
Dec.  1,19 
May,  19 
Aug.,  1» 
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HARTFORD,    CONN. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  53,230;  IN  1880  WAS  42,553; 
AM)  IN  1870  WAS  37.743. 

HARTFORD  MANCHESTER  &  ROCK 
VILLE  TRAMWAY  CO.- 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.    Outstand'g.      When  due. 

Stock  $500,000  (par  $100) $300,000        

1st  mort.,  $300,000 1894      5     A-O       2OO.OOO       Oct.  1,  19' 

Accts.  payable  Oct.  1,'96 2,181       

ROAD — In  October,  1896,  operated  about  13  miles  of  track,  extend!! 
to  Manchester  and  Talcotville.  When  completed  to  Rockville  rot 
will  be  about  17  milf  s  long. 

EARNINGS— Year  ending  Sept.  30,  1896,  gross,  $54,261;  net,  $5.19 
interest  and  taxes,  $5,522;  bal.,  deficit  for  year,  $327. 

OFFICERS — President,  M.  S.  Chapman ;  Vice-President,  R.  O.  Chene; 
Secretary,  J.  W.  Haynes ;  Treasurer,  C.  H.  Wickham. 

HARTFORD  STREET  R AILWAY-A trolley  roa 

ORGANIZATION. — A  part  of  tbe  road  was  operated  by  electricity  Ja 

1, 1895,  and  in  November,  1895,  the  whole  road  was  so  operate 

Standard  for  the  city  is  90-lb.  girder  rails  and  IB  the  country  T  rails. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.  Inter'l.  Outstanding.    Lasldit.,a 

Stock  ($2,000,000, par $100) J-J  $200,000f.p.  Jan.,'97,3ii 

Wethersfd  1 5"20  year  Deb'8-  1888  5  M-  s    100,000          Sept.  1, 19' 
do  do          do       1890  5  M-N    20O.OOO 

do  do          do       1892  5  M-S     1OO.OOO 

do  do          do       1893  5  J-J     100,000 

Hartf.St.Ry.      do          do       1894  5  A-O    300,000 
do  do          do       1894  5  J-D    3OO.OOO 

do  do          do       1895  5  M-N    :-iOO,OOO 

do  do          do       1895  5  A-O    300.OOO 

do  do          do       1896  5    ....     250,000 

Interest  is  payable  at  Connecticut  Trust  Co.,  Hartford,  Ooni 
which  also  acts  as  registrar  and  countersigns  the  bonds. 

Note.— The  debentures  of  1889-95  are  all  subject  to  call  at  par  ai- 
five  years  from  date  of  Issue.  They  will  all  be  secured  by  any  futu 
mortgage. 

The  total  bonded  indebtedness  in  October,  1896,  was  $1,950,OC 
bills  payable,  $186,793. 

Dividend*.  -In  1894, 6  P.O.;  in  1895, 6;  in  1896, 6;  in  1897,  Jan.,  3  p 
ROAD— The  company  besides  serving  the  city  of  Hartford  has  111 
extending  to  Wethersfleld,  West  Hartford,  and  Windsor,  Bast  Wind* 
East  Hartford  and  South  Glastonbury,  aggregating  64-7  miles. 

East  Hartford  &  Glastonbury  is  controlled  by  ownership  of  stoi 
The  Newington  Tramway  is  owned  Jointly  with  the  Central  Kr 
Electric  Co.  of  New  Britain. 
EARNINGS— For  years  ending  Sept.  30 : 

Grots.  Net.          Int.  it  taxes.  Dividends.  Bal.,n> 

1898 $531,389       $164,218       $117,229       $12,000       $34,9 

1895 405,546  92,074  52,866          12,000 

OFFICERS— President,  E.  8.  Goodrich;   Vice-President,   Samuel 
Dunham;  Treasurer,  Daniel  R.  Howe;  Directors,  Roland  Mather;  J. 
Goodwin,  C.  L.  Lincoln,  D.  R.  Howe;  Atwood  Collins,  S.  G.  Dunha 
and  E.  S.  Goodrich,  all  of  Hartford. 

HARTFORD  &  WEST  HARTFORD  HORS 
RAILROAD-A  trolley  road. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —     Par.    Date.   Interest:   Outstand'g.       Maturiti 
Stock,  $1,000,000...    $100     ....        Text.       $247,000 
1st  M.,  $315,000,  <    1,000     1894     5  F-A         105,000          Aug.,  1! 

$1,000 c* .  >  Interest  is  payable  at  City  Bank.  Hartford,  i 

Sept.  30, 1896,  funded  debt  was  $105,000;  bills  payable,  $121. o 
other  accounts  payable  $26,876. 

ROAD— Operates  13ia  miles  of  track  laid  with  65-pound  T 
miles  of  which  it  owns  and  upon  3*2  miles  it  has  trackage  rights, 
tends  from  Hartford  to  Farmington  and  Unlonville. 

EARNINGS    For  year  ending  Sept.  30,  1896,  gross,  $51,9! 
$10,641;  interest,  $6,198;  taxes,  $2,562;  balance,  surplus,  $1 

OFFICERS— President,  David  Hennev;  Secretary,  W.  J.  Carroll; 
urer,  C.  M.  Henney,  New  York. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


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HAVERHILL,     MASS. 

1S9O  WAS  -J7,  ll-J:  IN   1330  WAS  18.472; 
IMP  IN  1-17D  WAS  13.0t)'J. 

HAVERHILL  &   AMESBURY  STREET  RY. 
-  A  trolley  road. 
CTYVK  A   BONDS—  Dale.    lateral.     OuUlandtng.      Maturity 

fS-S^ULm  par$100 Seetext       9150.OOO         * 

IfcCek  ASallsb'v  Beach  j  1891    6g  J  -  J  1  -J'.i.oOO  July  1, 1911 

\fmtmtnrn  irrn t  Interest  at  International  Tr*t  Co., Boston. 

,«>1.<1892  5g.  J-J  178.000    July  1,1912 

5f  8300  OOO  g.,  $1  .OOO    e-  )Int.  at  Am.  Loan  A  Tr.  Co..  trustee.  Boston. 
oSiaSanf  <*15O.OOO>text.     1  •*«•:!      7J-D  29.5OO    Dec.  1,  1898 

Loans  and  bills  payable  Oct.  1, 1896 9176.483 

DIVIDENDS— Nor.  1, 1892.  paid  4  per  cent;  Sept.  25, 1894, 4  per  cent; 
!n  year  1894-95,  4  per  cent ;  In  1895-96.  none. 

BONES-""  --I1'- ;i"-  1996«  debentures  for  9120.3OO  (additional  to 
«-2:>.5OO  above)  were  pledged  aa  collateral  for  bills  payable.  Sufficient 

1912  were  reserved  to  retire  the  Black  Bock  loan. 
ROAD— Has  33>i  miles  of  track,  Including  sidings,  etc.,  1  mile.    On 
•ept.3".    -a  trlelty,23»«mllee;  steam, 4* miles ;  horses, 5 miles. 

,JAL  REPORT— K»r  years  ending  Sept.  30  earnings  have  been: 

',  ••  . .  .\ft.         /»!  oj*rf  Taj.    Dirultiuli.    Bal.  Sur. 

>6    .   »!>'.'.».-  $•-••«. HI  927.889          9292 

104  -  38,017  29.223  96,000  I  .••••; 

fajni    .     08,345  4O.558  27,937  rj.-..-: 

total  surplus.  Oct.  1.1806 914.980 

OFFICERS— President.   Charles   Goes,  Ameabnry,    Mass.;  Treasurer 
X   Batman ;  Office,  53  State  Street,  Boston. 

HAZLETON,   PA. 

:  I. ITIOM  1890  WAS  11372;   IX  188O  WAS  6,935; 

AJTO  is  187O  WAS  4.317. 
LEHIGH  TRACTION  CO.- 

OROANIZATION  -Chartered  Nov.  7, 1892.  Franchise  perpetual.  Owns, 
ontrols  and  has  leased  for  090  yean,  at  an  annual  rental  of  91  each 
M  Hasleton  *  Suburban  Electric  By.,  capital  83O.OOO;  Haxleton  A 
oath  Side  Klectric  By.,  capital  975.00O;  Huleton  A  North  Side  Elec- 
•ie  By.,  capital  973.000. 
STOCK  A  BONDS—  Dal*,  lateral.  Oultlanfo  Maturity. 

trlt»l,OOU.i)OO(»u.)p.81OO. 9l.OOO.OOO  f.  p 

it  awrt.  9500.000.  gold, }  1893  5*.  J-D  5OO.OOO  June  1  1923 
(100, 9500,  91.000.. .0*  I  Tnuire.  Markle  Bauk'g  *  Tr.  Co..  Haia.Ha,, 
sr  bara  and  park  bonds,  j  AB  OOO 

»:  15.000 (    

O -able  Jan.  1,  '97 182.343        

'•t  (free  of  all  taxes)  Is  pay  able  la  Now  York  or  Philadelphia  ex- 
lanxe.  If  desired,  at  par,  and  M  so  stated  on  the  coupon.    Total  sur. 
in.  1.1897,962.907. 

j—In    August,    1896.. was   operating  23    miles   of   road    laid 

p  Ib.  new  steel  T  rail.,  oak  tie.,  well  ballasted.    Boad  extends 

ilatlfton  to  West  Haileton.  to  Yorktown  (connecting  with  Penn. 

1  Lchlgh  Valley  BB.).  to  McAdoo  (Sooth)  aad  Mllnesvllle,  Lat- 

rtnas  and  freeland  (North). 

DEAR'S  EARNiNas-For  calendar  year  1806.  gross.  812O.881 ;  net. 
•  •>;  other  laeosj*.  89.684 ;  Intcraataad  taxe*.  932.259:  balance, 
-for  year.  837.071.  Earnings  f  or  yoars  ending  Jnna  30: 

-9-8.        1886.     I  MM  1805. 

f  MS  earnlngs.81 23,488  91 19.364  |  BaL,  swrplns.    891,183      92O.421 
I  Pi II II Mil  I  ..2.604.066    2,461.91s 
-'.203       0M43  I  Oar  BrnflHtfe.     6*8.748       659.088 

)FFtCERS-Pr«eldent.  C.  W.  Kline:  Treasurer.  ».  a  Yost;  Secretary 
'ien.  Man..  A.  Markl*;  Director*.  C.  W.  Kline.  Oeo.  B. 
Kryfoos.  John  B.  Price.  John  O.  Seager,  W.  8.  Grant.  Jr.. 

MsrkK.-V.  64.  p.  98*.  _ 

HELENA,  MON. 

PoruLATlOB  1800  WAS  13,834;  l»  1880  WAS  8,824; 

AID  n>  1870  WAS  3.106. 
i  ELENA  POWER  4  LIGHT-A  trolley  road. 

JN— This  company  Is  a  eonsnltdstlon  made  In  1894  of  the 
•  Uectrtc  Ballway  and  Helena  RapU  Transit,  together  with  the' 
•-  Electric  { Light  Co.)  and  tne  Helena  <  iasllght  *  Coke  Co. 
•:  A  BONDS—  Mil**.    Dal*.    laltntl.    Onlttamff.      Maturity. 

81  .OOOOOO 

*1800    6"  J-J          17S.'000    JuVy'i' 1910 
terest  at  Minneapolis TruM OB..  Mlnnoap-Mmn. 
.0     1805    Sprret.         425.OOO    Jan.   1,1925 
mornrage.. )  Trustee.  Ueal  ral  Trust  Co..  N.  Y.  City. 
-In  November.  1888,  owned  about  24  miles  of  trolley  track 
CBS-President,  H.  M.  Parchen:  %'lce- President.' T.  A.  Marlowj 
!-rman  nans;  Becmtary.  H.  1^  Walker. 


HENDERSON,     KY. 

p*  1800  WA»  8335  ;  I«c  1880  WAJ  3,365; 

A>|pti  187O  WAS  4.171. 
5ENDERSON     ELECTRIC  STREET   RAIL- 

. 
laAHHAncm-Iocorporated  Feb.  13.-86,  nndm  a  perpetual  charter. 

t  BONDS-  DmH.    loleml.    OnMamTg       Maturity. 

•'Kpar.  v    •  .......  .-.,,.,»«,  ........ 

1  nnrtga«n-  .....  H30O      aj-j  13.OOO    Jan.  1.  1013 

H»O    Jan.  1.  1915 

•<•»  la  the  LoulsTllle  Tni«t  rompany,  LouUrllle.  Ky. 

Owl.  mort.,980,000.  cur  .  >      1807      •  (t)        Jan.  1,  1912 

......  e-flnt  at  I»ular.Tr..U>ul«Tllle,Ky.,Tnutee. 

>«D—  Owns  about  5  miles  of  track. 

FKENa-Praatdmt.  J.  It.  AUop;  VUe-Praaldent,  W.  E.  Whltcby 
"tary.  B.  A.  Miller;  TreaaararD.  Bank.  Jr. 


ORGANIZATION— Consolidation  in  February,  1895.  On  July  1, 1895 
owned  6  miles  of  track.  Capital  stock,  $150,000 ;  par,  $100.  First 
mortgage,  $150,000,  fives  of  1895,  J.  A  J.,  due  1923;  Interest  at  Farm. 
' !--'  Loan  A  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross  . 
$41,271;  net,  $21,598;  other  Income,  $110;  Interest,  etc.,  $3,323; 
dividends,  $6,OOO;  balance,  surplus,  $7,385.  President,  J.  Lsdlle  Hees 
Mohawk,  N.  Y. 

HINGHAM,    MASS. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  4.564;   i»  1880  WAS  4,483; 
AND  IN  1870  4,422. 

HINGHAM    STREET    RY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Commenced  operation  May  27. 1896. 

STOCK  A  BONDS —          Date.       Interett.     Outstand'y.       Maturity. 

Stock $159,500       

First  mortgage,  (told...    1896       5g.  J-D         125,000       June  1, 1916 

Owns  14  miles  of  track.  Connects  with  Qnincy  A  Boston  St.  By.  for 
Boston  and  with  Bralntree  St.  Ry.,  Brockton  St  By.,  etc.  Earnings 
from  May  27  to  Sept.  80, 189fi  (4  months),  gross,  $24,017;  net,  $3.491; 
Interest  and  taxes.  92.487;  balance,  surplus,  $1,004. 

OFFICERS— President,  8.  B.  Anthony;  Treasurer,  W.  A.  Tucker.  Office, 
50  State  Street,  Boston. 

HOBOKEN,  N.  J. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  43.648;  is  1880  WAS  30,999; 
AND  is  1870  WAS  20.297. 

NORTH  HUDSON  COUNTY  RAILWAY- 
Horse  and  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Owns  about  fifty  miles  of  street  and  elevated  cable 
lines  In  Hoboken.  N.J..  and  vicinity,  upon  all  of  which  electricity  Is 
being  Introduced.  The  system  Includes,  besides  roads  owned  In  fee, 
the  Hudson  A  Bergen  Traction  Company,  owning  Jan.  1, 1896,  I'a 
miles  of  track  and  having  $25,000  of  paid  In  capital  stock  and  $74,461 
of  debts;  also  the  Pavonla  Horse  BB.,  owning  4  miles  of  track  and 
having  outstanding  945,000  of  full-paid  stock,  all  owned  by  the  North 
Hudson  County  BB.  Co.  Boad  runs  through  Hoboken,  Jersey  City, 
West  Hoboken,  Union  Hill,  Outtenberg,  Weebawken,  Fort  Lee,  etc. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—  Dale.  Interest.  Outitatufa.  Lait  dit.,  <tc 

Stock autFd $1,250.000 (925)  ....  Seetext.  $1.000.000  

1  st  mortgage  (f  1,000) 6  J.  -  J<  62O.OOO  Jan.  1,1914 

<9eSo  OOOtoun-3re<lstM0e- 1 1888  5  J'  "  J'      2,378,000  July  1,1928 

2d mortgage (91 .000)........  1894  5 M.-N.         585.000    Mayl,19O4 

Debenture  6s  (91,000) 1892  6  F.  -  A.         404.000   Feb.  1, 1902 

Total  funded  debt  Jan.  1, 1897 4,087.000  

ANNUAL  REPORT- Beports  for  jears  ending  Deo.  31  show : 

i, ".it.  AVI.  Ckargtt.  Jlalnnre. 

l-'.r,  9906.985        9277,660        9257,137         sur.$20.523 

:-.-,  871.273  J.M.443  246.64*        sur.     4,795 

1894 818,279  2O6.797  238,800         def.  32.003 

DIVIDENDS— A  stock  dividend  of  40  per  cent  was  paid  In  July,  1892. 
Dividends  In  1892, 8  per  cent. 

OFFICERS—  President.  M.  Tterney<  Secretary,  T.  J .  Mallory;  Treasurer 
Nicholas  Goeli ;  General  Manager.  W.  H.  Starr.  INDEX— V.  62,  p.  411. 


BERGEN   COUNTY   TRACTION   CO.-A  troller 


ORGANIZATION— Began  operating  April  20, 1896,  road  from  Fort  L  e, 
opposite  125th  Street.  V.  Y.,  to  Knglewood,  N.  J.,  Leonla,  Nordhoff. 
etc.  Ferry  connects  Una  with  N.  Y.  City.  Proposes  to  build  from 
Qntteoberf  to  Hackensack.  etc.  Stock  authorized.  9300,000.  Bonds, 

(t).    President,  Jacob  E.  Bldgway.  Philadelphia. 


HOLYOKE,   MASS. 

PoruLATloK  1390  WAS  35.328;  In  1880  WAS  21,915; 

AXU  I«  1870  WAS  10.733. 

HOLYOKE  STREET  RAILWAY-Au  electric  and 
horse  road. 

ORGANIZATION— lucon-orated  June  11.  1884.    Population  In  1895 
given  as  4O.322. 

STOCK—                             Dal*.    Intrrtil. 
Htock.  9400.000  (9100) J-J 


Oiiltlanrllng.    T.ait  <lir.,  fit. 
9400,000       Jan.  1  ,'07,4% 
250,000 


41,481 


Apr.  1,  1915 
On  demand. 


rpi«iv»,  v»w,wv  1V 

Ilonds  (9500.  etc.) 1805      X  A-O 

Heal  estate  mortgages 5  p.  o. 

Current  Uablls.  Oct.. -9«) 

In  1896  915O.OOO  of  stock  was  Issued  for  construction,  etc.,  and  6 
miles  of  track  were  built. 

I>itldendf—ln  1882  to  January,  1897,  Inclusive,  8  per  cent  yearly. 

ROAD— In  October,  1806,  was  operating  244  miles  of  track  on  18 
miles  of  street. 

EARNINGS—  For  years  ending  Sept.  30  earnings  have  been : 
1806.         1895.    I  i-1". 

OroMearnlngs.9l78.5309lM.121    Dlvs.  paid  (8  p.o.)$20,000 
N,:  .     60.810      44.4941  Hal., sur.  for  year  18,423 

Int.,t»xea.*c..     22.387      15.04O 

BaL  for  dlT'nds.     38,423     29,454  I    Tlsur.  Sept.30. $30,449 


IBM. 

-<>,<MPO 
9,434 


HERKIMER,  N.  Y. 

x  iv  1000  WAS  4.666. 

KIMER    MOHAWK   ILION  &  FRANK- 
FRT  ELECTRIC  RV 


$46,526 

OFFICER*— President.  General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  Win 
S.  Loomls ;  Treasurer,  Wm.  B.  Hill. 


HOMESTEAD,  PA. 

PortTLATlOH  1890  WA»  7,911;  AMD  IN  1880  WAS  592. 

HOMESTEAD    &    HIGHLANDS    STREE1 

RAILWAY- 
STOCK  A  BONDS—       MUet.    Date.  Interett.  Outttand'g.      Ifalurty, 

8tockV8200,000 $lOO,OOOf.p 

1st    mort.,  9100,000,} 1894    6g.J-D     20.OOO      June  1,1914 

.-...:     .  .>Int.atPlttsburgTr.,Co.,Ttu»tee,PltUburg,Pa. 

Bills  payable  J'ne  30/95 93,286 

EARNING*- Year  ending  June  30, 1895,  gross,  93,745;  net,  91,010. 
ROAD — Company  has  built  5  miles  of  track.  Homestead  to  Numuall. 
OFFICERS— President,  Thomas  A.  Noble;  Manager,  8.  J.  Maofarren; 

Treasurer.  Louis  Bobh;  Sec.,  J.  Harper  Adams. 


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STREET    KAILWAYS. 


HOOSICK   FALLS,   N.   Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  7.014 ;  AND  IN  1880  WAS  4,530. 
HOOSICK    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  June  10, 1893. 

STOCK  A  BONDS-  Date.     Interest.    Outstand'g.  Maturity. 

Stock,  $75.000  ($100) ....        ........      -$75.000 


...„„ 


, 


....... 


Capital  §tock  increased  In  August,  1896,  from  $60,OOO  to  $75,000,  to 
provide  for  cost  of  extension  to  Wallmnoosac  River. 

ROAD—  Operate*  5  miles  of  track  and  ^  mile  of  sldluK.  Hooslck 
Falls  to  North  Hoosiok  and  Walloomsao.  N.  Y. 

EARNINGS—  Jan.  1  to  Oct.  31,  1896,  10  months,  gross,  $7,233.  From 
Jan.  1  to  Deo.  31.  1895,  12  months,  gross,  $11,362.  For  year  ending 
June  30,  1895,  gross,  $12,295  ;  net,  $1,745;  interest  and  taxes,  $3,801; 
balance,  deficit,  $2,056. 

OFFICERS—  President,  F.  H.  Twltchell,  Bath,  Me.;  Secretary,  C.  B. 
Story,  Hooslck  Falls.  N.  Y.:  Treasurer.  Galen  C.  Moses.  Bath,  Me. 


HORNELLSVILLE,  N.   Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  10,996 ;  IN  1880  WAS  8,195 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  4,552. 

HORNELLSVILLE   ELECTRIC  RAILWAY 
—A  trolley  road. 

ORQAM  ZATION— Chartered  Deo.  16, 1891.     Road  completed  In  1893. 
Btook  all  owned  by  ten  stockholders. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.   Interest.  Outstand'g.      Maturity. 

Stwk,  $50,000  (par,  $1OO) $50,000  

1st  mortgage 1892     5  J-J  50,000    July  1, 1912 

Bills  payable  June  30, 1895 20,000  

Interest  Is  payable  at  the  Fourth  National  Bank,  New  York  City. 

ROAD— Single  track  main  line  In  city,  3-845  miles ;  branch  line,  -5OO; 
sidings,  -221 ;  total  of  nil,  4-566  miles. 

EARNINQS— For  years  ending  June  30 : 

Gross.  Net          Other  inc.    Int.  dt  taxes.    Balance. 

1894-95 $12,763  $459  $2,060  $3,243       def.  $724 

1893-94 13,047  def.  1.068  2.876       def.  3,944 

OFFICERS— President,   Charles  Adslt;   Vioe-Presldent.   F.   D.  Slier 
wood ;  Secretary,  De  Merrille  Page ;  Treasurer,  George  T.  Rclm. 


HORNELLSVILLE     &     CANISTEO      RAIL- 
WAY—A trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC. — Chartered  May  2,  1893,  and  owns  4-32  miles 
of  main  track  and  -13  miles  of  sidings.    Stock  Is  all  closely  held. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.  Outstanding.     Maturity. 

Stock,  $50,000,  par,  $100...  $50,000 

Istmortgage 6  A&O        50,000     Oct.  1, 1912 

Aocts.  payable J'ne  30, 1895 2,500        

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  June  30 : 

Gross.  Net.       Other  inc.  Inf.  A  lea.        Balance. 

1894-95 $15,925  $5,312  $30  $4,873       BUT.    $469 

1893-94 19,056  8,993  ....  4,543        sur.  4,450 

OFFICERS— President,  D.  M.  Page;  Secretary,  Charles  Adsit;  Treas- 

rer  G.  T  Rehn. 


HOT    SPRINGS,    ARK. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  8,086;  IN  1880  WAS  3,554; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  1,276. 

HOT  SPRINGS  STREET  RAILROAD-A  trolley 
•nd  horse  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1894;  successor  to  Hot  Springs  Electric 
Street  Railway. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Datt.    Interest.    Outstanding.      Maturity. 

Btook,  $500,000 (1) 

1st  mortgage,  gold 1894     6g.  J-D        $250,000    June  1, 1924 

Other  Indebtedness (I) 

Trustee  Is  St.  Louis  Trust  Company,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

ROAD— Said  to  operate  17-8  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS— President,  8.   W.   Fordyce;    Secretary,  C.   E.   Maurice; 
Treasurer,  General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  C.  G.  Convers. 


HOUSTON,  TEXAS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  27,557 ;  IN  1880  WAS  16,513; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  9,382. 

HOUSTON  ELECTRIC  STREET  RAILWAY 
— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Successor  in  September  1,  1896,  to  the  Houston  City 
Street  Ry.,  which  was  sold  in  foreclosure  May  <5, 1896.  Holders  of  old 
6s  were  assessed  5  per  cent  and  stockholders  10  per  cent  of  their  hold- 
Ings.  Each  $1,000  six  per  cent  on  making  this  payment  receiving$550 
new  1st  5s  [$50  of  this  for  assessment]  and  $500  new  incomes.  See 
details.— Y,  61,  p.  925. 

NEW  STOCK  &  BONDS—      Date.    Interest.    Outstand'g    Maturity. 

Stock,  $2,000,000  ($100) J.— J.        $428000 

1st  mort.,  s.  f.,  $1,000,000 )      1896    5  g.  M-8       730,000    8ept."l,"i921 

gold  ($500) c'S  Subject  to  call  at  105  after  1916 

Income  mort 1896    6p.o.         $775,000 

Interest  at  International  Trust  Co.,  Boston,  first  mortgage  trustee. 

Bond*— First  5s  can  be  called  for  payment  at  105  after  1916.  Sink- 
Ing  fund  of  15  per  cent  of  net  earnings  begins  in  1899.  The  mortgage 
Is  a  first  Hen  on  about  26  miles ;  bonds  authorized  at  $10,000  per  mile 
on  new  construction. 

ROAD— The  property  in  August,  1896,  consisted  of  41  miles  of  track, 
47  motor  cars,  75  trailers  and  800  city  lots  not  used  for  operation  of  the 
road.  Five  miles  of  track  are  paved. 


EARNINGS— During  1896  over  $100.000  was  spent  in  improveme 
and  betterments  (new  rails,  new  equipment,  etc  ),  and  the  roid  Is  i 
reported  to  be  In  fine  physical  condition.    On  Jan.  1 , 1 897,  cast 
hand  was  $38,877;  no  floating  debt.    For  year  ending  Dec.  31 , 1891 
Grots.  Net.         Other  inc.    Int.  <t  tax.       Sal.,  i 

1896 $202,240  $76,479        $1,680       11*22.272  $55, 


U  Includes  Interest  ($15,372)  only  from  Sept.  1, 189',  4  months. 

For  1895  (12  mos.  to  Nov.  1)  gross,  $217,397.  For  year  1894  gi 
receipts  were  $202,793,  which  was  about  $3,OOO  more  than  In  1893 

OFFICERS— President  and  Treasurer,  A.  N.  Parlin;  Secretary  i 
Assistant  Treasurer,  H.  C.  Chase ;  General  Manager,  A.  H.  Haywi 

DIRECTORS— A.  N.  Parltn  and  George  E.  Smith  or  Boston;  An 
Corbin  of  New  York,  and  Albert  H.  Hayward,  H.  C.  Chase,  J.  H.  Kb 
T.  W.  Honse,  W.  D.  Cleveland  and  E.  P.  Hill,  of  Houston.— V.  61 
112,  281, 611,  925;  V.  62,  p.  84, 277,  548,  869;  V.  63,  p.  229.  ' 


HOUSTON  HEIGHTS  ELECTRIC  STRE] 
RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION— This  line  starts  from  the  manufacturing  portloi 
Houston  Heights,  extends  througl.  the  residence  district,  and  ten 
ates  in  the  centre  of  Houston,  affording  rapid  transit  to  and  from 
portions  of  the  Heights.  It  was  leased  to  the  Houston  City  Rairn 
Rental  received  for  year  1894-95  was  $13,967. 


HUDSON,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  9,970;  IN  1880  WAS  8,670; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  8,615. 

HUDSON    ELECTRIC    RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION—  Chartered  April  24,  1888.    On  June  13,  1898,  Alf 

G.Bowles  of  Hudson  was  appointed  receiver.—  V.  62,  p.  1139.    ] 

securities,  earnings,  etc.,  are  as  follows  : 


Stock  ($50,000)  par  $100...  $5O,000 
1st  mortgage  6s,  J&J  ......   50,000 

(Due  July  1,1912.) 
Bills  payable  June  30,  '95.$13,702    vet    ............      6089 

open  accounts  .............    .<360  1  c^y.;;;;;;;;;    l;g|9 

ROAD  —  Owns  1-60  miles  of  main  I  Balance,  surplus.  2,525 
and  -15  of  miles  of  second  track.  |  Dividends  in  1892-93,  C 

OFFICERS—  President,  H.  MoGonegal;  Secretary,  E.  J. 
Treasurer,  S.  D.  Lake.—  V.  62,  p.  1  139. 


EARNINGS—  Years  ending  June 

iso^ 
G,0<18 

............ 

% 

1  i 

ce 
Hod, 


HULL,   MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  989;  ix  1880  WAS  383; 
AND  DJ  1870  WAS  261. 

HULL    STREET    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Miles.    Date.    Interest.    Outstand'g.    Maturih 

Stock  (par  $100) $20,000 

First  mnrt     irnlrt  <•*  }      ••         1891        6  g.  J-J          20,000        Jlllr  1,  1< 
ort.,  golc  c  }  Interest  at  American  Loan  &  Trust  Co..  Bostot 

Current  liabilities,  Oct.  1, 1896,  $5,454.  Owns  two  miles  of  main  tra 
YEARLY  EARNINGS— For  fiscal  years  ending  September  30: 
Tears  end.  Sept.  30:         Gross.  Net.         Int.  <t  taxes.    Sal.i 

1895-96 $5,594          def.  $42  $931       def.  P 

1894-95 6,817  2,807  1,551  I,1. 

1893-94 7,648  2,741  1,669  l.i 

OFFICERS— President,  D.  Pepper;  Secretary,  A.  L.  Register;  Tr: 

urer,  W.  F.  Tucker. 


HUNTINGTON,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  3,028;  IN  1880  WAS  2,9:>2: 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  2,433. 

HUNTINGTON    RAILROAD-A  horse  road. 
ORGANIZATION — Chartered  in  May,  1890.    The  securities,  earnii 
etc.,  are  as  follows.     (Interest  is  payable  at  the  Atlantic 
pany,  New  York  City.) 
Stock  ($30,000) par$100.. $30,000 

1st  mortgage  5s,  J&D 26,000 

(Due  in  1920.) 
•  ROAD — Owns  3  miles  of  track. 

2FFICERS — President,  E.  D.  Da- 
son  ;  Secretary,  Geo.  M.  Tiles- 
ton  ;  Treasurer,  I.  Rogers. 


EARNINGS— Yearending  Jure 
18i>i>.-        If 

Gross $5.r.:c 

Net 2,788 

Charges 1.538        1. 

Dividend (2k;%)7o(' 

Balauce sur.501     eur. 


HYDE  PARK,  MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  10,193;  IN  1880  WAS  7,088; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  4,136. 

NORFOLK  SUBURBAN-(HYDE  PARK,  &' 
MASS.- 

ORGANIZATION— In  1894-9p,  capital  stock  was  Increased  f> 
to  $125,000,  and  mileage  owned  from  5'12  to  9-5     In  February,  1  '. 
issued  $62,500  additional  stock  for  debts  and  making  exten 
lines. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Dale.    Interest,  nuMantl'g.    Matnril 

Stock  (par  $100) See  text.  $187.; 5O<' 

1st  mortgage  bonds 51894       5  J-J  7r.,oot>       .lul\. 

<  Int.  at  Internal's!  Tr.  Co.,  P.t 

DIVIDENDS— In  1894-95,  6  p.  o.  on  $75,000.    In  1896,  Jan.,  3  r  '• 
July,  3*%  p.  c.;  in  1897,  Jan.,  3*2  p.  c. 

ROAD— Owns  11  miles  of  track. 

EARNINGS— Oct.   1  to  Deo.   31  (3  months),  gross,  $22,664 
$18,606  in  1895.    For  year  ending  Sept.  30,  1896,  gross,  *: 
$29,571;  Int.  and  taxes.  $6,213;  dividends,  $10,312;  bab 
for  year,  $13,046;    In  1894-95  gross,  $58,113;  net,* 
-taxes,  etc.,  $14,137;    dividends,  $4,5OO;  balance,  $3,203.    ' 
plus  Oct.  1,1896.  $11,250.    President,  James  D.  McAvoy. 
Treasurer,  G.  L.  Stone,  fc7  Milk  Street,  Boston. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


41 


INDIANAPOLIS,    1ND. 

POFCLITION  H'JO  WAS  105.130;  IN  1330  WAS  75.056; 
AM.  IN  1370  WAI  48.844. 

CITIZENS'  STREET  RAILROAD  OF 
I NDI  AN  APOLIS-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANiZATiON-Inoorporated  April  24.  1888.  Formed  In  1893  to 
•ontrol  street  railway*  In  Indianapoli*.  In  October.  1894,  In  the 
Dittsd  State*  Circuit  Court,  It  was  held  that  the  charter  and  franchise 
were  perpetual.  Part  of  the  Court  dissented.  Bee  V.  6O.  p.  794.  Action 
•jr  appointment  of  a  receiver  was  brought  In  July,  1896,  by  the 
minority  stockholders.- V.  6-J.  p.  1176;  V.  63,  p.  116. 

mrtc  A.  BONO9—  Date.     Interrtt.    Out*tandiiu>    Dividendt.tte. 

-SSSfi&sflflW,. ••-•     *5,000.000 

ErKl£<fl.OOO»..183i     6      J-J  300.000     July  1,1901 

5J8t.BR.(*1.000i(liyJ     6      J-D  700,000     June  1. 1897 

El  t<>  call  .  ]  Intermt  at  111.  Trust  A  Sav.  Bank,  Chicago. 

US?  81-  Ry.  consul.  /  1S-J3     5  «.  M-X       3.000,000     May   1,1933 

jmT94.OOO.OOU  gold . .  c"  >  Tru.«te«-  Solicitor*'  I...au  *  Tru-t  r...,,r  i'lnln. 

Interest  due  May  and  November  on  consols  of  1 893  Is  payable  at 

•ourth  Street  National  Rank.  Philadelphia. 

Bo*i»-The  consoL  mortgage1  of  1893  la  a  straight  mortgage  (no 
mtiag  fuud>.and  the  bonds,  pnnetpal  and  Interest,  are  payable  "wlth- 
luetion  for  any  tax  or  taxes  which  the  said  railroad  company 
j-  any  present  or  future  law*  of  the  United  States  or  of  the  State  of 
tiltaaa  may  be  required  to  pay  upon  any  of  the  property  mortgaged 
,r  the  security  hereof,  or  which  said  company  may  be  permitted  or 
quired  to  retain  from  the  principal  or  Intereat  OB  account  of  any 
ich  tax  or  taxes." 

ROAO-In  November.  1896.  the  company  owned,  controlled  and  op- 
•ated  about  100  mile*  of  road. 

C.iimMOO    rn-T— I **~r  December  81. 1894,  gross  were  9850,. 

!.-,.  again-:  *-:-/.  11  In  1893;  net,  •383.146.  against  9291,226. 

ri<i«Wlawt  and  riiii*s«lii|  Ijiial.  liitnslin  I  Msinn  Tli  n 
>Mldent,  W.  I..  Hliri  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  W.  F.  Mllbollaud" 
..  Manager.  T.  II.  McLean  -V.  00,  p.  794 ;  V.  62.  p.  1176 ;  V.  63J 
116. 

INDIANAPOLIS*  BROAD  RIPPLE   RAPID 
RANSIT— A  trolley  road. 

•rue*.  It  Is  said.  7  miles  of  track.     Stock   authortaed 

•  »>.  l«ued.«  100.000;  1st  mortgage  gold  6*  of  1895. due  1925' 

•00:   trustee. Male  Oteee*  8afe  Depo.it  *  Trust  Co.,  Boston; 

.oral  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent.  K.  C.  Light. 


IRONDEQUOIT,  N.  Y. 

•x  1890  WAS  2.415;  a  1990  WAS  1,986; 
AXD  IX  187O  WAS  3.990. 

;OCHESTER      &      IRONDEQUOIT     RAIL- 
3  AD- A  troll* j  road. 

^ <*ar»ered  May  19, 1893,  and  Nov.  1, 1893.  leased  the 
hast**  A  Lake  Ontario  Railway  at  the  rale  of  15  per  cent  per 
ma  om  Its  rapttal  stock  of  96S.OOO.    Its  securities,  road,  earnings 
vs: 

EARNJNOS— Year  ending  June  30. 

Gross 940.936 

N*« 11371 

Other  Income. 21.297 

Charge* 32349 

Balaaee.  surplus 9.819 

Ficsjts— President,  J.    N     Beckley;  Secretary,  W.  D.  Ellwanger 
I  rederiek  Cook. 


*  (9700400)  par  $100.9700.000 

mortgw-5..  \v.  ..... 

•oeOrt.1.  l:..u 

•  payable  June  30.TO4iei.eJaO 

WBS  9  miles      - 
k;  lease*  8O46 


IRONWOOD,   MICH. 

I  L-LATIOW  1890  WAS  7.749. 

WIN    CITY    GENERAL    ELECTRIC- 

r  ION— Chartered  la  189O.    CoasolldaUoo  of  the  Twin  City 
'•  road  Co.  with  Iroawood  Electric  aad  Gogeble  Electric- lighting 


Dolt.    ItmnH.     Oulttomd-g.    Maturity. 

M.'go'id'."    iw'i  7'i."it-w      Siooo  iroV.'£i9ii 

*•  CM*.  •!••;•> ,000 100.00O 

.<mr  Trust  Co..  Boston.  Is  trustee  of  9133.000  mortgage, 
f  o-'  >w  i, «  7  4  muea  of  track. 

llNiNOS-K<>r  year  ending  Nov.  30, 1896.  gro**  from  light*.  947. 

I  from  railway,  915397;  total.  963.014;  net  after  paying  Interest. 

••i.    Owing  to  clostef  down  of  the  mines  at  Ironwood 

Juae.  1896,  lighting  Imrtiiss  fell  off  about  92^OO  la  all  and 

»'  sy  earnings  about  96OO  a  month.    la  1894-95  earnings  were  as 

.ross,  945,307;  net.  911,995. 

-Preoldent  and   General    Manager.  K.  D.  Kelson;    Vice 
'     Byllosbr;    Secretary  and   Treasurer.  H.  F.  Jahn 
Sa|-tnt*Bdeni  aad  Porohaetag  Ageot,  M.  Klaeh. 


ITHACA,  N.  Y. 

v  IN  1490  WA*  11.079;  IN  138O  WAS)  9,105; 
-70  WAS  8,463. 

CA  STREET  RAILWAY- 
!ATlON-Cbartered  Nov.  18, 1994.    Changed  ownership  abon 
3.  and  property  musasjU  acted.    Leased  the  Cayuga  Lake 
>llway  la  June.  1804,  for  49  years  upon  the  terms  tint  II 
ffmclpal  and  latereet  of  ths  Isased  roads.  92S.OOO  first  mort 
I  stiles  and  «tsnHss  7-5  mfle*  of  track,  extending  to 
Ivewlty  eampu*.  raOroad  station*  and  steamboat  landing. 


STOCK  &.  BONDS—  Date.      Interett.      OutftaiuTg.       Maturity- 

Stock,  9300,000,pr.9100       $300,000          See  text. 

Istmorteage 51892       6J-J         175.OOO    July  1, 1922 

I  Int.  payable  at  Farm.  L.4T.  Co.,  N.  Y.  City. 

2d  mortgage. 6J-J         $75,000    July  1, 1922 

CayugaL.Elec.l8tM..gu        1894       6 J-D  25,000    June  1,1922 

Stock— In  1893  the  capital  stock  wag  Increased  from  $175,000  to 
J250.OOO.  In  July,  1895,  additional  stock  for  $50,000  was  authorized. 

Dicidendt.—ln  July,  1895,  declared  3  per  cent;  In  April,  1896,  3  p.  c. 

BONDS— The  Ithaca  Street  Railway  Company  owns  and  holds  in  its 
treasury  the  entire  stock  of  Brush-Swan  Electric  Light  Co.  (capital, 
$50,OOO)  and  also  the  Ithaca  Transfer  Co.  (capital,  $2.500).  The  bond! 
of  the  Itkmea  Street  Kailu-ay  Co.  cover  the  abate  properties. 

EARNINGS— For  fiscal  year  ending  June  30, 1896 : 

Oroii.  Net.       Inl.it  taxes.  Surplus. 

Street  Railway  receipts $61.425       $28,681       $17,595       $11,087 

Brush  Swan  Electric  Light..  28.052          11,933  75          11,858 

Ithaca  Transfer  Co 5,324  1,147  26 

Totals 994,801        $4T,7«1        $17,696       $24.O64 

Paid  dividends  In  1895-96  of  (6  per  cent)  $18,OOO.  In  1894-95  Street 
Ry.  gross,  955,370 ;  net.  $23,854,  and  in  1893-94  gross,  $41,896 ;  net, 
$20,265. 

Loans  and  bills  payable  June  30, 1896,  944,069;  secured  bills  receiv- 
able. $31, 049. 

OFFICERS— President,  Alfred  Hand,  Ithaca;  Secretary,  Treasurer  and 
Superintendent.  H.  BerguolU.  INDEX.— V.  61,  p.  558. 


JACKSON,    MICH. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  20,798;  IN  1880  WAS  16,105; 
AXD  IN  1870  WAS  11,447. 

JACKSON  STREET   RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Aug.  24, 1881. 

STOCK  &.  BONDS—          MUet.  Date.  Interett.  Outtland'g.     Maturity. 

Stock  (150.0OO)  $140,000       

1st  M.  (9150,000) 1891    6%  J-J          150.000  1911 

Mortgage  trustee,  Fidelity  Loan  A  Trust,  Detroit,  Mich.    Interest  at 
United  States  Nat.  Bank,  New  York  City. 

ROAD— Owns  about  8  miles  of  completed  track. 

EARNINOS— For  year  ending  Dec.  31, 1895,  gross,  $30,864;  net,  $9,179 

OFFICERS— President,  H.  H.  Smith;  Vloe-Preeldent,  D.  8.  Smith;  Sec- 
retary, J.  B.  Corliss;  Treasurer  and  General  Manager,  H.  H.  Smith,  Jr. 


JACKSONVILLE,     ILL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  12,935;  IX  1880  WAS  10,927; 

AMI  IX  1870  WAS  9.2O3. 

JACKSONVILLE    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
OROANiZATWN-Cbartered  Feb.  25,  1867.    Special  perpetual  charter, 
STOCK  &.  BONDS—          Dal*-    InUrttt.    Uutitanding.      Maturity. 


Trustee  Is  St.  Louis  Trust  Co.,  of  8t.  Louis,  Mo.  The  bonds  are  not 
subject  to  call  before  maturity.  In  1  895  Interest  was  being  paid  regu- 
larly out  of  earnings. 

ROAD—  In  February,  1896,  owned  5  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS—  President,  Wm.  8.  Hook:  Secretary,  Marcus  Hook;  Treas- 
urer, Francis  Hook  ;  Superintendent.  Marcus  Hook. 

JAMESTOWN,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  16.O38  ;  IX  1880  WAS  9,357  ; 
AXD  IX  1870  WAS  5,330. 

JAMESTOWN  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  Oct.  18,  1883.  Franchise  runs  till  1982. 
Has  23Vi  miles  of  standard-gauge  track.  Population  served  said  to  be 
upward  of  28.000. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—  D*1*-      IrUerat.    Oulttaitdiiig.  '  Maturity. 

....    .     -  •'  .....  HI,  i,  ir-'.o  .....  91OO.OOO         .......... 

IstM.  9300.000  icoUY?  J  1693       6gJ-J  300,000    Jan.  2^923 

MjOOfcT.  .  .....  ........  I  Interttt  payable  at  State  Trust  Co.,  Trustee. 

Bills'  payable  June  30,  1895  ......................  9121  ,06O 

Omn  accounts,  net  ......................     56,285 

The  mortgage  Is  'limited  to  93OO.OOO  and  covers  all  property  and 
rights  now  owned  or  hereafter  acquired. 

In  December,  18«6,  stock  for  9150.000  was  In  treasury  subject  to 
issue  when  neeeasary  to  balance  advances  made  to  company  for 
conntruetiom.  . 

EARNINGS—  Year  ending  June  30,  1895,  gross,  982,085  ;  net.917,933  ; 
other  Income.  9991  ;  Interest  and  taxes,  92O.422  ;  deficit  for  year, 
91,498.  In  1893-94,  gross,  73,947  ;  net,  99.907. 

OFFICERS  —  President,  A.  N.  Broaduead;  VIee-Presldent,  L.  B- 
Warner;  Secretary,  W.  8.  Cameron;  Treasurer.  8.  B.  Broadhead, 
Superintendent  and  Purchasing  Agent,  O.  E.  Maltby. 

JANESVILLE,    WIS. 

POPCI.ATIOX  1890  WAS  10.836;  IN  1880  WAS  9,018 

AXD  IX  1870  WAS  8,789. 

JANESVILLE    STREET    RY.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION—  Chartered  In  1886.     Franchise  runs  till  1916   and 
gives  exclusive  rights  to  'operate  street  railway  in  the  city. 

—  it.    Date.    Intereft.   Outitand-g.    Maturit*. 


g. 

Mortgage  trustee  Is  the  Finance  Company,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Ditidendt  In  1892,  6  per  cent;  In  1893.  2  per  cent;  In  1894,  none. 
EARNINOS-In  1883  gross,  912,091  ;  net,  91,640. 
ROAD—  Owns  6  miles  of  track.    Rail.SMb.  T. 

OFFICERS—  President,  O.  W.  Blabon,  Philadelphia,  Pa.;  Vlce-Pres., 
Alexander  Graham  ;  Sec.,  Treas.  and  Oen.  Man.,  W.  R.  ProudToot. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


JEFFERSONVILLE  CITY,   IND. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  10.666;  IN  1880  WAS  9,357; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  7.254. 
JEFFERSONVILLE     CITY     RAILWAY.     An 

*OMANlZATlON-8ncces»or  to  Ohio  FalU  Street  Hallway  Co.  Inoor- 
fSSStmSf  14.  1889.  Sold  in  foreclosure  In  August.  1896.  to 
Edward  Howard  for  98,200. 

STOCK  A  BONDS-  1W.  ^erest.  . 

8took <' 1892  "6A-0"  25',000  Apr.  1,1919 

IstM \  Subject  to  eah  after  Apr.  1,1893 

The  bonds  are  in  default.  Mortgage  Trustee,  Columbia  Finance  4 
Trust  Co.  of  Louisville,  Ky. 

ROAD— Operates  5  miles  of  track  with  mules. 

OFFICERS-President,  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  E.  J.  Howard;  Vice, 
r resident,  G.  J.  Long ;  Superintendent,  E.  Frazer.  Office,  57-59  Spring 
Street. 

JERSEY  CITY,  N.  J. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  163,003 ;  IN  1880  WAS  120,722 ; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  82,546. 

CONSOLIDATED  TRACTION  COMPANY.  - 
See  Newark.  N.  J. 


JOHNSTOWN,    PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  21,805;  IN  1880  WAS  8,380; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  6,028. 

JOHNSTOWN  PASSENGER  RAILWAY--*- 
trolley  road. 

ORQANIZATION-Chartered  May,  1882.  Its  road,  destroyed  by  flood 
May  31, 1889,  was  rebuilt  in  1890  and  1891. 

STOCK  &  BONDS-          Date.    Interest.    Outstanding.      Maturity. 

StoolT$25l>,OOo;  par  $50 Te«t.     $210,200  ... 

General  mort.  $250,000,  <  1890     6M-S       250,000  Mar.  1,1910 

$1  >0oo ......... ei  Interest  at  Fidelity  Trust,  Trustee,  Phila. 

Bills  payable  June  30, 1898 $58,395 

EARNINGS— Year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $104,428;  net,  $49,237; 
Interest  and  taxes,  $20,915 ;  bal.  surp.  for  year,  $28,322.  In  1894-95, 
gross,  $94,926;  net,  $42,917;  interest,  $19,844;  dividends,  $14,800; 
balance.'surplus,  $8,273. 

Dividends— In  1892,6  per  cent;  in  1893,  July  1,6 p.  c.;  in  1894,  July 
1,  6  p.  o.;  in  1895,  dividends  paid  in  stock  amounting  to  $25,200. 

ROAD— Operates  9%  miles  of  road. 

OFFICERS— President,  Thomas  L.  Johnson,  Cleveland,  O. ;  Secretary, 
8.  E.  Young ;  Treasurer,  Herman  Banner,  Johnstown. 


JOLIET,  ILL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  23,264 ;  IN  1880  WAS  11,657 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  7.263. 

JOLIET  STREET  RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road.  In 
June,  1896,  reported  sold  to  William  MoKinley,  of  Champaign,  for 
$300,000. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.  Oulstand'g.       Maturity. 

Stock,  *30O,OOO $150,000        

Mort.  for  $75,000 1889      6  M-N          75.OOO       May  2,  1904 

Oonsol.  M.,  $300,000 1895  6  (1)  1911 

Trustee,  Illinois  Trust  &  Savings  Bank,  Chicago. 

Interest  payable  at  the  Illinois  Trust  &  Savings  Bank  (trustee),  Chi- 
eago,  ill.  , 

ROAD— In  Sept,  1896,  said  to  operate  17  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS— President  and  General  Manager,  J.  A.  Henry;  Vioe-Presi- 
Aont,  G.  F.  Duncan ;  Secretary  and  Manager,  W.  B.  McKinley ;  Treas- 
urer, H.  P.  Cox;  Superintendent,  C.  C.  Bush.  Office,  Jefferson  and 
Ottawa  streets. 


KALAMAZOO,    MICH. 

CITIZENS'  STREET  R  AIL  WAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1893.  Franchise  runs  till  1923.  In 
1896  control  was  purchased  by  parties  controlling  the  street  railways 
of  Battle  Creek  and  Lansing,  Mich. 

STOCK  <fc  BONDS—  far.  Date.  Interest.  Outsland'g.  Maturity. 
Stock,  common $100  $100,000 


KANSAS  CITY,  MO. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  119,668;  IN  1880  WAS  55,785; 
AN-IJ  IN  1870  WAS  32.260. 

(IN  1896  ESTIMATED  AT  155,000.) 

METROPOLITAN  STREET  RAILWAY-Cabl 
horse  and  trolley.  See  map  on  page  43. 

ORGANIZATION-  Incorporated  July  19,  1886.  In  May,  1894,  tl 
inn  puny  secured  control,  by  purchase  of  all  the  capital  stock,  of  tl 

annas  City  El.  (20-58  miles)  and  assumed  the  debt  of  that  compan 
n  like  manner  it  controls  Kansas  City  &  Bosedale  St.  By.  and  Sou 

uburban  St.  By.    In  June,  1895,  the  charters  of  all  the  constitue 

ompanies  were  extended  to  1925.—  V.  60,  p.  1105. 

In  May,  1895,  the  company  absorbed  the  Kansas  City  Cable  By.,Qrai 

ve.  By.,  West  Side  By.  and  Kansas  City  &  Independence  Railwa 
with  an  aggregate  trackage  of  67-7  miles.  The  lines  which  it  h 
acquired  "  occupy  most  of  the  territory  east  of  the  Union  Depot,  tl 
Metropolitan  Company  occupying  all  of  the  important  territory  we 
jf  the  Depot  and  some  of  the  principal  streets  on  the  east  side."  Ti 
consolidation  brings  under  one  management  all  of  the  principal  stre 
railways  of  the  city. 

New  securities.  —  To  carry  out  the  consolidation  the  stockholders 
he  Metropolitan  Street  Bail  way  voted  May  20,  1895,  to  Increase  I 
capital  stock  from  $3,600,000  to  $8,500,000,  and  to  authorize  a  cc 
solidated  mortgage  for  $8,500,000  on  the  combined  properties.  T 
actual  Issue  of  stock  outstanding  with  the  consolidation  of  1895  co: 
>leted  is  $5,586,800,  or  just  double  the  old  amount. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.     Outstanding.    Maltmly 

Stock  (see  above)     ..............         Q.-F.    $5,580,800    Feb.,  '97,  t 

Corrisran  Con.  Street  By.  J  1886  5gJ-J  l.OOO.OOO  July  1,19 

1st  M  .......  slnt.  payable  at  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  T. 

General'  mort.  ($1,000,000)  <  1889  5  g  M-S  l.OOO.OOO  Sept  1, 

gold  .......................  J  Int.  payable  atNew  England  Co.,  Bosto 

Hands  assumed  in  consolidation  of  1895— 

„  ,,,       T  t)1887     5A-O      $1,050,000    Apr.,   189; 

Kansas     City    Cable    1st?     interest  is  payable  in  New  York  by  Bli 

mortgage  .................  J  &  Co.and  in  Boston  by  New  England  Tr.C 


istmortgage (!)%  M-8         60,000 

Oth.  indebted.  Jan., '97 7,250 

Mortgage  Trustees.— First  Nat  Bank  of  Kalamazoo,  Mich.,  and  A.  J 
Mills. 

ROAD— Owns  12  miles  of  track,  including  turnouts,  switches,  etc.,  in 
Kalamazoo  and  suburbs.  Bails  48  Ib.  T. 

EARNINGS— For  9  months,  April  1  to  Dee.  31, 1896,  gross,  $26,519 
net,  $6,981;  fixed  charges,  $3,150;  bal.,  surp.  for  9  months,  $3,831 
For  year  ending  Deo.  31, 1895,  gross,  $36,423 ;  net,  $5,852. 

OFFICERS— President,  F.  N.  Bowley;  Vice-President  and  Sec,,  L.  N 
Downs;  Treas.,  L.  M.  Gates;  Gen.  Man.  and  Pur.  Agt,  E.  E.  Downs. 


KANKAKEE,    ILL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  9,025;  IN  1880  WAS  5,651. 

KANKAKEE  ELECTRIC  RA1LWAY-A  trollej 
road. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Jan.  7, 1891. 


STOCK  &  BONDS— 
took 


Miles.    Date.  Interest.  Outttand'g.       MaturU 

.  '  i,"         1891       6J-J  5o',OOO    July  l',  "191 

st  mortgage j  Trustee,  the  Northern  Trust  Co.,  Chicago,  Ii 

)ther  Indebtedness (1) 

ROAD— 1»  November,  1896,  operated  8  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS— President.  E.  Cobb;  Vice-President,  Chas.  H.  Cobb;  Se 

itary  and  Treasurer,  W.  C.  Schneider;  General  Manager,  C.  H.  Gobi 


1887    6A-°        $300'000   Al>r"  189? 

Grand    Avenue    By.    1st)  1888  5g.J-J10   1,20O,OOO    JulylO,19< 
mortgage,  gold  .........  c  S  Trustee,  Central  Trust  Co. 

MeSoplitenr°8trBy.   con.  (1895    5g.  M-N       3,471,000    May  1,19 
mortgage,      $8,500,000,  <  Not  subject  to  call  before  maturity. 
gold.....  ...............  o*(Int.  at  Old  Colony  Trust,  trustee,  Bostoi 

Securities  of  subsidiary  roads— 

South  Side  St.  By.  1st  M.  ........         5 

Kansas  City  Elevated  By. 


$12,000     June,  189 


1892    6gJ-J       $600,000 

1st  M.  com.  ($2,000,000)  S  163?t*  >t  it"M 
gold  ($1,000) I  YorkCHy,  J-J. 

Dividends—  In  1895,  2  p.  c.;  in  1896,  2»a  P.  c.;  in  1897.  Feb.,  14  p.  c 

Bonds— The  new  consolidated  mortgage  for  $8,500,000  Is  to  be  us 
as  follows :   Beserved  to  retire  when  due  the  existing  bonds  of  I 
Corrigan,  Metropolitan,  Grand  Avenue  and  Kansas  City  Cabl»  IM 
described  in  the  table  above,  $4,550,000 ;   for  the  purchase  of  ' 
property  of  the  Kansas  &  Independence  Bapld  Transit  Company,  ei 
being  the  amount  of  bonds  issued  on  account  of  said  properties  b; 
late  Kansas  City  Cable  Bailway  Company  Consolidated,  $2,075,9 
(Issued);  for  purchase  of  the  West  Side  Ball  wa'y  Company,  $88 
(issued) ;  for  desirable  improvements  to  the  present  system  and 
future  requirements  the  company  held  $986,OOO  consols  in  May,  II 

Interest  upon  Kansas  Oily  Elevated  Ry.  1st  M.  preference  6f 
guaranteed  and  upon  1st  M.  common  5s  3  per  cent  per  annum 
guaranteed  until  July,  1895,  and  4  per  cent  thereafter.    The  South  , 
St.  Ry.  1st  M.  5s  are  guaranteed,  but  the  line  is  not  used  now,  and  i 
tracks  have  been  taken  up. 

ROAD— The  total   mileage  in  Aug..  1896,  including  the  1 
sorbed  in  that  month,  is  about  135  miles  of  track,  counting  d< 
track  as  twice  single,  as  follows : 
Miles. 

Main  line  (horse) 6-32 

do.      (trolley) 36-64 

do.      (cable) 62-45 


Roads  owned. 
Kansas  City  &  Bosedale  St. 

By.  (horse) 

so.  Suburban  St.  By.  (tro  y) 
Kan.  C.  Elevated  By.  (trol'y)  S 


Total  (single)  .......... 

EARNINGS-8  months.  )  1896-7  .....  Gross.  $1,211,763  ;  net,  $52: 

June  1  to  Jan.  31.    J  1895-6  .....  Gross,    1,220,970;  net, 

ANNUAL  REPORT.-Fiscal  year  ends  May  31.  Earnings  of 
including  the  Kansas  City  Elevated,  have  been  as  follows  : 

GrosTearnings  (including  Kan.  City  El  .....  $1'£80,940 
Operating  expenses,  including  taxes  ........    1,033,04. 

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Net  earnings  ...............................         iZ-l, 

Intereston  bonds  .............................  47?'|£ 

Miscellaneous  interest  ........................          ,?i»J 

Dividends  paid,  2  per  cent  ................... 

Net  surplus  for  the  year  ..................     $151,934 

Kansas  City  Elevated  BB.,  Included  above,  had  for  th 

gross  earnings  of  $158,052;  net,  $59,824. 
OFFICERS-President  and  Treasurer.  C.  F.Morse;  Vlo< 

Genera!  Manager.  W.  H.  Holmes;  Secretary,  L.  C.  Krautl 

Secretary,  J.  A.  Harder.-V.  60,  p.  795,  929,  1104;  V.  61,  p.  « 

V.  62,  p.  502;  V.  63,  p.  27. 


STREET     RAILWAYS 


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STREET    RAILWAYS. 


NORTHEAST  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY-A  trolley 

"OH'GANIZATION-A  reorganization  In  Nov..  1896,  of  Northeast  Street 
By.,  sold  In  foreclosure  Aug.  6,  1896. 

Dale.     Interot.    OuManffg.       Maturity. 


($100  A  $500)    ......  o«  J  Interest  a 

Red.atl05aft.J'lyl,1901)     trustee.- 

ROAD—  Own»  8-1  miles  of  track  on  4-2  miles  of  street. 

President.  Superintendent  and  Purchasing  Agent,  William  M.  Held; 
Secretary,  E.  a  Vaughan.    Office,  Kansrs  City,  Mo. 

BROOKLYN    AVENUE    RAILWAY- 
OROANIZATlON-Successor  to  People's  Cable  Ry.,  sold  in  foreclosure 

If  arch  14,  1896.  to  J,  H.  Lucas  for  $185,000—  V.  62,  p.  549. 
ROAD—  Owns  6-8  milesof  track  ou  3-4  miles  of  road.  Receiver,  George 

H.  Churohill.-V.  60,  p.  1106;  V.  62,  p.  549. 


KEYPORT,  N.  J. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  3,411. 

KEYPORT   &    MATAWAN    STREET    RAIL- 
ROAD—A horse  road. 

ORGANIZATION— January  1, 1896,  the  company  reported : 

Stock  (full  paid) $30,000  |     Earnings-  1895. 

Floating  debt 3OO 

Track  owned 3"4  miles 

Cost  of  road  and  equipm't.iis30,300 
Treasurer Arthur  M.  Brown 


Gross  from  pass'rs. $4,974 

Other  income 1,483 

Dividends 600 


1894. 
$5,130 
1,441 
600 


KINGSTON,   N.  Y, 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  21,261,  AND  IN  1880  WAS  18,344. 

COLONIAL  CITY  TRACTION  CO.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  In  February,  1896,  as  successor  to 
Colonial  City  Electric  Ry.,  sold  in  foreclosure  Deo.  12,  1895. 

STOCK  &  BONDS-  ^«(«-  Interest.  Outstanding.  Maturity. 

Stock  ••  -  $195,000  

1st  mortgage,' gold .'.  1896  5g.  M-N  75,000  May  1,1926 

Coneol.  IstM.,  gold Ib96  5g.  M-N  75,000  May  1, 1946 

Manhattan  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  trustee  of  both  mortgages.  Interest 
payable  In  New  York. 

First  mortgage  bonds  are  subject  to  call  at  105;  the  consols  at  100. 
Firsts  are  $1,000  each;  consols,  $500  and  $1,000. 

ROAD— Operates  6  miles  of  road,  completed  in  November,  1894.  Track 
laid  with  80-lb.  girder  rails.  Owns  6  motor  cars  and  6  trail  cars. 

OFFICERS— President,  Charles  M.  Preston;  Secretary,  John  E.  Kraft; 
Treasurer,  Abraham  Hasbrouck.— V.  59,  p.  1058, 1064. 


JjUSl  UIV  U, 

Deo.,  1894 
June  12, 1909 
March  1, 1923 


KINGSTON  CITY  RAILROAD— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  June  5, 1879. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.    Outstand'g.    Last  div'd,  etc. 

BtockT  $150.000, $100 $150,000 

1st  M.,  $500  each 1879     7J-J  15,000 

Consols,  $150,000,  $1,000  <  1893     5M-S         135,000 

Not  sub.to  call  bef  e  mat.  <  Interest  at  Farmers'  Loan  &  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Debentures 1890    5J-D  10,000      June  1, 1900 

Bond  and  mortgage 6quar.  6,000      Ondemand. 

Dividends  In  1894  5*2  per  cent. 

Interest— Interest,  except  on  consols,  Is  paid  in  Rondout. 

ROAD— Owns  2-83  miles  of  track  in  City  of  Kingston.    Rails  70  Ib. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  years  ending  June  30 : 


1896. 

Taxes $1,641 

Dividends 9,000 


1896.         1895. 

Av'ge  miles  op...     2-83  2'83 

Gross  earnings.. $52,682    $50,230 

Net 21,316 

Interest  paid....     8,660 

OFFICERS— President,  S.  D.  Coykendall;  VIce-President,  General 
Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  George  Coykendall;  Secretary  and 
Treasurer,  Peter  E.  Schoonmaker ;  Auditor,  O.  L.  Eastman. 


18,826  |  Bal.,  sur.  for  year. ..  2,015 
8,160  I  Total  sur.  June  30. .   6,546 


1895. 

$1,416 

9,000 

249 

4,531 


KNOXVILLE,    TENN. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  22,535 ;  IN  1880  WAS  9,693. 

KNOXVILLE    STREET    RR.- 

ORQANIZATION — Formerly  consolidated  with  the  Rapid  Transit  Line 
into  the  Knoxville  Electric,  but  purchased  separately  at  foreclosure 
•ale  July  20,  1895,  by  the  Street  RR.  bondholders.  The  Knoxville 
Electric  Light  &  Power  Co.  Is  controlled  by  the  Knoxville  St.  RR. 

Improvements  and  extensions  are  being  made.  A  new  charter  was 
applied  for  in  November,  1896.  Stock  authorized,  $100,000;  par, 
$100;  first  mortgage  5  p.  c.  gold  bonds,  $500,000;  (par  $100,  $200, 
$300,  $500  and  $1,000)  coupon  bonds.  Union  Trust  Co.  of  Philadelphia 
Is  mortgage  trustee.—  ROAD— The  road  is  about  13  mUes  long. 

OFFICERS— Trustee  for  owners.  J.  Simpson  Africa,  Philadelphia; 
Treasurer  for  trustee,  W.  8.  Shields,  Knoxville. 

INDEX— See  Knoxville  Electric.    V.  61,  p.  152, 196, 210;  V.  62,  p.  869. 

FOUNTAIN    HEAD    RAILROAD— A  steam  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  May,  1889.  Capital  stock  was  reported 
to  be"  $350,000.  Track  owned,  6  miles. 

OFFICERS— President,  G.  Borjtfeldt;  Secretary,  J.  Dunne;  Treasurer, 
J.  Kahle;  Superintendent  and  Put  chasing  Agent,  R.  T.  Baker. 

RAPID   TRANSIT    LINE-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Formerly  part  of  the  Knoxville  Electric  Ry.,  but 
purchased  separately  at  foreclosure  sale  in  1895  by  J.  E.  M.  Chamber- 
lalne,  Jr.,  Trustee,  of  Philadelphia,  and  will  be  reorganized  as  an  Inde- 
pendent line.  Line  is  2%  miles  long.  About  5  miles  of  extensions  will 
be  built  in  Knoxville  under  franchise  recently  granted. 

WEST   END  STREET   R AILW A  Y-A  trolley  road. 


ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Aug.  19,  1887.  Owns  7  cara  e«.ulpp< 
with  "  G.  E.  800 "  motors.  Stock  (par  $25).  $25,000;  1st  M..  $30,001 
gold ;  6  g.  J-J,  $26,OOO.  Operates  5  miles  of  road  on  5  miles  of  stree 

OFFICERS— President,  R.  M.  Rhea;  Secretary,  Treasurer,  Genen 
Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent  T.  J.  Thomas. 


KOKOMO,   1ND. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  8,261;  IN  1880  WAS  4,042; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  2,177. 
KOKOMO   CITY   STREET   RY.— A  trolley  road. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Miles.  Date.  Interest.  Outstanding.  Maturity, 

Stock $100,000  

1st  M.,  $75,000 4%  1892  6  M-N  75,000  Nov.  1, 19] 

ROAD — Operates  about  47e  miles  of  track  in  Kokomo. 

OFFICERS— President,  F.  E.  Snow;  Vice-President,  W.  A.  Jacksoi 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  F.  Woodruff. 


LACONIA,   N.   H. 

POPULATION  (TOWNSHIP)  1890  WAS  6,143;  IN  1880  WAS  3,790; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  2,309.  • 

LACONIA  STREET   R  AILW  A  Y-A  horse  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Successor  to  the  Laconia  &  Lakeport  St.  Ry.ln  189 
STOCK,  ETC.—                             Hiriitends.          Outstand'g.       Last  Di 
Stock,  $100,000  diar $100)....     Seetext.            $50,OOO                (I) 
Unfunded  debt  June  30, 1896 8,500    

DIVIDENDS— In  1893-94  paid  5.  c.;  In  1894-95  paid  4  p.  o. 
ROAD — In  1895  owned  road  3'4  miles  long. 
EARNINGS— For  years  ending  June  30 : 

1896.         1895.    I  1896.         189f 

Gross $12,483    $11,951  I  Int.  and  taxes...     $941 

Net 3,037        2,632  I  Dividends (I 

Other  income 54  1  I  Bal.  for  year 2,150 

OFFICERS— President,  A.  G.  Folsom;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  1 
mund  Little. 


LA   CROSSE,   WIS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  25,090;  IN  1880  WAS  14,505; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  7,785. 

LACROSSE  CITY  RAILW AY- 
ORGANIZATION—  Chartered  Nov.  17, 1885.    Franchise  runs  till  19S 
STOCK  &  BONDS—    Miles.    Date.    Interest.  Oulstand'g.  Last  <tit.,n 

St$100<$200'°00)'Par! See  below.  $200,000  f.  p.  |  J(a7D'''i 

1st  mo'rt.","$'l75,6b6|  >    10%    1893       6g.  J-J     125,000      Jan.  1,19: 

gold,  $1,000 5  Subject  to  call  Jan.  1,1903. 

Interest  at  Northern  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  Chicago,  111. 
DIVIDENDS— For  1892,  7  per  cent;  1893,  none;  1894,  7  per  cent. 
ROAD— Owns  10%  miles  In  city  of  Lacrosse. 

EARNINGS— For  year  1894  gross,  $54,965,  against  $49,394  in  1893. 
OFFICERS— President,  B.  E.  Edwards;  Vice-President,  W.  W.  Cargi 
Secretary,  H.  E.  West ;  Treasurer.  G.  H.  Clark. 


LANCASTER,   PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  32,011;  IN  1880  WAS  25,769; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  20,233. 

PENNSYLVANIA    TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1893  and  secured  control  of  the  ent 
street  railway  system  in  Lancaster,  Pa.,  and  vicinity,  including  Li 
caster  Traction,  Lancaster  City  Street  Ry.  and  Lancaster  &  Columl 
Ry.,  Columbia  &  Ironville  Ry.  and  Columbia  &  Donegal  Ry. 

RECEIVERSHIP— On  Nov.  30,  1896,  William  B.  Given  of  Columl 
Pa.,  was  appointed  receiver.— V.  63,  p.  969,  1011. 

REORGANIZATION— In  August,  1896,  reorganization  under  the  na 
of  the  Keystone  Traction  Company  was  reported  under  way. 
said  all  of  the  outstanding  bonds  of  the  Pennsylvania  Traction  O1 
pany  will  be  retired,  and  in  place  of  them  will  be  Issued  bonds  o( 
Keystone  Traction  Company,  on  terms  yet  to  be  agreed  upon. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.  Matur 
Stock  forf  10,000,000.. $100  $9,9OO,OOO 

C  1893  5>*g.F-A  572,500  Aug.  1. 1! 
1st  M.,  $700,000,  gold,  $1,000  }  February,  1896,  coupon  las' 

^Trustee  is  the  Lancaster  Ti< 

(  1894  5g.  J-J  1,247,800  Jan.,1! 
Consol.  M.  for  $2,250,0000..*  3  Trustee,  Provident  Life  &  Tr.  Co.,  I  li 

(  January,  1896,  coupon  last  paid. 

Securities  of  lines  controlled. 
LancasterCityRR-.lstM.g  c*  <  1890    5g.  A-O      160,000    Apr.  1, 

($100  and  $500) (  Trustee,  Atlantic  Trust  Co.,  1>< 

W.E  St. 


l8tmortgage!'.T!?."'.1.<! .".'""?.'  1893  "S   A-O      225,000 

DEFAULTS-  Pennsylvania  Traction  first  mortgage  coupons  d 
1, 1896,  and  consol  mortgage  coupons  due  July,  189ti,  and  simc 
not  been  paid.    Coupons  due  in  October  and  November  en  bond  . 
lines  controlled  were  paid  when  due. 

.Bond*.— The  Pennsylvania  Traction  bonds  outstanding  a 
given  as  on  June  30, 1896. 

ROAD— Said  to  operate  55  miles  of  track,  including  old  Lancaf 
Traction,  29  miles;  Lancaster  City  Street  Ry.,  18  miles;  Lancaf 
Columbia,  8  miles.    A  line  to  Philadelphia  has  been  proposed,  a 
Phlla.  Lancaster  &  Harrisburg   Ry.  Co.,  with  authorized  capita 
$6,000,000,  was  incorporated  in  July,  1 895. 


STREET    KAITWAYS. 


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EARNiNOS-t'ur  year  ending  June  3O,  1890.  gross.  $198.304;  net- 

^^^•O;  paiil  rentals,  $15.371;  Interest  on  bond*.   $22,632;  "other 

*171,33.S.    In  1894-5  gross,  $171,218.    In  1893-4  gross. 

BALANCE  SHEET  JUNE  3O,   1895. 


^^•irac'n  and  MI ui  i>- 

...  tll.941.1AO 
MlscelUneoun 


Capital  stock f9.9OO.OOO 

Funded  debt 1,561.200 

BUls  payable,  etc 497,318 


J $11,058.518  ToUl $11.958.518 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  J.  I'utu-rson;  Secretary,  John  8.  Graybill; 

r.-r.  II.  Yeaglej;  Supt  and  Pur.  Agent,  W.  A.  Armstrong,  Jr. 
|NOE.<  .  79,  wo;  V.  63,  p.  969,  1011. 

LANSING,  MICH. 

POPULATION  I*  189O  WAS  13,102;   IN  18SO  WAS  8,319; 

AND  ni  1870  WAS  5.241. 

LANSING  CITY  ELECTRIC  R Y.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION—  Franchise  granted  In  1899  and  runs  30  years. 
STOCK  &  BONOS—          Dale,    lateral.    Outstanding.       Maturity. 

8t<>cfc.  *  I"".'""' *1OO.OOO 

1st  M..  $100.000.  gold.       189«    bg.JUJ.        100,000        Jan,  1, 1945 

-e  Is  CuDtinental  Tnut  Co.,  X.  Y. 

ROAD— Owns  10  miles  of  track.  11  motorcars  and  7  trailers.  For 
year  ending  Dec.  31,1  *95,  gross,  $•---•:,•-•.-.;  net.  $2,9O2.  President  and 
Treasurer,  L.  X.  Downs;  Secretary.  Laurence  Barrett. 

LAWRENCE.    MASS. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  44,654;  IN  188O  WAS  39,151; 
AID  »  187O  WAS  2*. 

LOWELL  LAWRENCE  A  HAVERHILL 
STREET  RAIL  WAY- A.  trolley  road. 

OMANIZATION— Chartered  In  October,  1893,  and  bought  tbe  Merrl- 
toaek  Valley  Street  Railway,  operating  In  and  about  the  city  of  Law- 
rence, 19  miles,  subject  to  existing  ttnt  Mortgage  bonds  amounting  to 
$350.000;  also  tbe  Haverblll  *  Hroreland  Street  Railway,  operating  In 
and  about  HaverhiU.  30  miles,  subject  to  no  mortgages ;  and  a  large 
near  Lawrence  and  another  near  Haverhlll.    It  equipped  the 
Haverhlll  A  Groreland  with  eleetrlelty.    It  built  additional  lines.  In 
ending  a  line  about  six  mites  lone,  eoaimnUas;  the  cities  of  Haverbill 
itlon  about  35,000)  and  Lawrence)  (population  about  5O.OOO). 
which  cities  had  never  before  been  connected  by  street  railway ;  also 
built  a  line  10-136  miles  long,  connecting  the  cities  of  Lawrence  and 
The  line  from  Lawnsme  to  Lowell  was  opened  on  Deo.  13. 1894. 

STOCK  A  BONO*—               Dai*.  InltnU.      OuHtmmfg.         Maturity. 
aWTIVSoo.OOO  ($100. *i.  -„«,...  M,M. 

do    $400.0« "0(5 p.c. pd  )     -J.I.IN., 

Merrlmaek  Valley  Street  <  1891    :..  35O.OOO     Apr.  1,1911 

Hallway  1st  mort.  gold.  (  Interest  at  Inter.  Tr.  Co..  trustee,  Boston. 
^^B Law.  *  BaTerhlll  (  1893    5g.J-I>          $986.000    Jane  1.  1923 

envoi.  M..  $1 .900.000, >  Sabj.  to  call  for  the  sink.  fund,  at  1O5  A  Int. 

foia.  $1.000 <f  {UwnetM  Am.  L.AT. OK. trastee,  Boston 

0»«»><*nr  1893  for  $350.000  are  reserved  to  take  up  the  Merrimaok 
Talley  bends  when  doe. 

ROAD— This  sjstum  eonneets  the  eltles  of  Lowell.  Lawrence  and 
Haverntll,  and  somrandlng  towns.  60  miles,  as  follows : 

MM, 


LEBANON,  PA. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  14,664;  IN  1880  WAS   8,778; 
AJID  ra  1870  WAS  6,727. 

LEBANON   &   ANNVILLE  ST.    RY.-  26  miles. 
ORGANIZATION—  Chartered  in  1890.    Leases  the  Lebanon  <fc  Myers- 
town  Street  Ry. 

STOCK  &   BONDS—  Date.    Interest.     Outstanding.       Maturity. 

Stock  (par  $50)  ................    eemi-an.       $100,000  Seetext. 

iBtmtg.,  $100,000..  e*)       IS!)'-'        :.  .1-1)  10O.OOO  1912 

$100,  $5OO  *  $1,OOO  {  Int  at  Lebanon  Tr.  &  S.  D.  Bank,  trustee. 

In  August,  1896,  declared  a  semi-annual  dividend  of  2  is  p.  o. 

ROAD—  Owns  20  miles  of  track  ;  leases  6  miles  of  track  (Lebanon  & 
Mjerstown  St.  Ry.);  total  operated  26  miles  of  track. 

EARNINGS—  For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $44,633  ;  net,  $17,- 
633;  interest  and  taxes,  $6,193;  rental,  $2,344;  "other  expenses,' 
$10,4O3;  dividends  paid,  $3,000;  balance,  deficit  for  year,  $4,307.  In 
1894-5  gross,  $39,412. 

OFFICERS—  President  and  General  Manager,  J.  M.  Suenlc. 

LEWISTON,  ME. 

POPDLATIOS  189O  WAS  21,701;  IN  1880  WAS  19,083; 
AMD  IN  1870  WAS  13.600. 

LEWISTON    &    AUBURN    RR.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION—  In  June,  1896,  a  controlling  Interest  In  tbe  stock 
was  reported  as  purchased  by  Henry  W.  True,  of  Lewlston. 

STOCK  A  BONOS—                    Date.    Interest.  Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Stock  (par.  $100)  ($100,000)  ...........  $97,800 

1st  M.  ($85,000)  ...............    1891      5  J-D  60.OOO    June  1,1911 

OnniLliitx    *ainnnn  <ml<i   51894  5g.  A-O  290.00O    Oct.  1.1914 
I  ,  "-***0*    °     • 


Jtoras.    TnUti.    Total  owned  la  fee  ............  58-2 

Flr»t  trmrk  1-4          45-O  I  Trackage  rights  .............    1-8 

feeondtraek  ...........  -  •.  -- 

HI     Total  of  an  Sept.  ao.  1896..  60 
LATEST  EARMIHO> 

Jsn.  1  to  Dec.  31-  $  1  S96,  gross.  $408,928;  net.  $166,194. 
1  J  months.        (  1  893,  (TOM,    421  #7*.  neC    1  53,083. 
ANNUAL  REPORT—  For  years  ending  Sept.  3O  earnings  hare  been  : 


OBBUAL  BALAXCE  MBIT  BUT.  M.  1896. 
• 

'Stock $1,520.000 

Fandeddebt. 1.336.000 


..•I. .-.-".   !••-> 

654381 


Unfunded  debt 
Front  and  loes 


76.906 

78,344 


•mdpmeni 

Otor  property trr-p.iH.i 

Cash  and  currant  assets      1O6.O2J 

Total $3.011.249  Total $3.011,249 

OmcfJM.-PraaMMt,  '  •  H.  Campbell.  Lawrence;  Treasurer,  C  A. 
Blene.  Ames  •etUMng.  Boston;  Auditor.  G.  E.  Trlpp.  Lawrence,  Mass. 
— V.  63,  p.  1061.  

LEAVENWORTH,  KAN. 

:•>>  1890  WAS  19.768;  Of  1880  WAI  16.546; 
AND  a  1870  WAS  17.873. 

LEAVENWORTH  ELECTRIC  RAILROAD- 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGANiZATiON-Chartered  in  1894.    Has  a  perpetual  franchise.    Its 
tracks  extend  over  the  entire  city,  where  It  has  had  no  competition; 
city  to  the  Fort,  to  OoUietV  Home  and  to  the  cemetery. 

..    $260.000%.  "' 
"4     1894     6g.  A-O      250,000         1924 

">  option ,..  ( Infst  at  Atlantic TrustCo.,  trustee,  N.  Y.  City 

ROAO,  ETC. -Own.  in  fee  14",  miles  of  trolley  track,  o;  which  8>9 
aues  are  in  the  city  of  t-eerrnworth.  •  miles  to  Fort  Leavenwortb  and 
"»Ues  to  Soldiers'  Home  and  1  mile  to  ML  Mnncle  Cemetery.    Rails. 
K>  pound  iteeL     Equipment.  14  restibuled  ears  and  4  trailers; 
w  generators  of  ISO  horse  power  each,  one  4OO  horse  power  Cor 
i  eagUe  and  four  tabular  boilers  of  125  hone  power  each. 
EARNiwaa-For  the  mwal  yean  ending  Jane  3O : 

'•'••••  JT't.  Intrreit.        Vol..  turn. 

».-,H.J,,  i  *:...:.•-.  $15.000  $7.625 

47^06  15,000  -,i"C 

OPFiCERS-Presla^m,  N-wman  Irt;  Vlee-PrMident,  H.  W.  Smith 
and  Treasurer.  J.  P.  Edrt  ngton. 


.  .     . 

•  {Subject  to  call  at  105  atterOct.  1,  1899 

The  loans  and  bills  payable  July  1,  1895,  were  $74,868,  against 
which  the  company  held  $02,000  bonds. 

Inter*  it  ou  consols  at  International  Trust  Co..  Trustee,  Boston. 

ROAD—  Operates  14%  miles  of  track  from  Lewlston  to  Auburn. 

EARNINGS—  For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $50,539;  net, 
$9,907.  In  1894-95,  gross,  $36,098;  net,  $3,225.  In  1895-96  the  bridges 
were  washed  away  by  a  flood.  In  1894-95  tracks  were  being  rebuilt, 
"Silling  a  loss  of  traffic. 

LEXINGTON,    KY. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  21.567;  IN  1880  WAS  16,666; 
AKD  Dl  1870  WAS  14,801. 

BELT    LINE    ELECTRIC    CO.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION—  Formod  in  1889.    Leases  under  perpetual  contract 
the  Passenger  A  Belt  Railway. 

BELT  LINE  ELECTRIC  -  PASSENGER  *  BELT 
RAILWAY-  A  trolley  road. 

Tbe  Passenger  Belt  Railway  ••  was  organised  some  years  before  It 
built  the  street  railroad.  It  had  triple  powers  :  First,  to  build  a  steam 
railroad;  second,  an  electric  system;  third,  a  union  depot.  It  has 
two  of  these  powers  and  may  yet  exercise  the  thlid.  The 
road  was  built  some  years  before  the  electric  road."  . 


STOCK  <Jt  BCNDB—     MUet.    Date.    lulerttl.     Outttand'a.     Maturity. 
Stock,  $100  sharesT.  ........   $1,OOO.O 


... 

lat  mnrt.    *»OO  OllO        1S          1801     6  g.  A-O          135.0OO  >  Apr.  1,  19O6 
''i        ($15,000  bonds  due  yearly.)       J  toApr.1,'15 
•<   13        1891    6g.  A-O          50.000    AprTl.  1916 

13         .....    ««-A-<>       **•<**>    Apr-  1,1916 
Inttrtit  on  flrst  mortgage  Is  payable  at  office  of  the  American  Trust 

*  Barings  Bank,  the  mortgage  trustee,  Chicago,  111.;  on  second  mort- 

gage at  the  Security  Trust  *  Safety  Vault  Co.,  Lexington,  Ky. 
ROAO—  In  Feb.,  1897,  13  miles  of  track  on  11  miles  of  street. 
OFFICERS—  President  and  General  Manager,  C.  H.  Stall;  Vloe-Presi- 

dent.  W.  J.  Lonxhrldge  ;  Secretary,  T.  D.  Murray  ;  Treasurer,  R.  P.  Stoll; 

Supt,  B.  T.  Ounn.  __  _ 

LIMA,    OHIO. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  15,981;  H  1880  WAS  7,567; 
AMD  IN  187O  WAS  4,500. 

LIMA  ELECTRIC  STREET  RAILWAY-A 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  NOT.  5.  1896;  successor  to  the  Lima 
Electric  By.,  which  was  sold  In  foreclosure  In  October,  1896,  to  E.  W 
Moore  of  Cleveland  for  $5O,250.  Capital  stock  is  $200,000.  Exten- 
sions and  Improvements  are  to  be  made. 

ROAD—  Operates  7  miles  of  track.  President  (Dee.,  '96),  Edwin  Stone, 
of  Bedford.  Maine;  Vice-  President,  C.  Curry,  Lima,  O.;  Secy,  and  Gen. 
Man.,  E.  W.  Moore.-V.  62.  p.  5O2. 

LINCOLN,  ILL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  6,725;  IN  1880  WAS  5,639. 

LINCOLN   ELECTRIC  ST.   RY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.—  Owns  6  miles  of  track;  6  cars.  Capita 
stock  Is  $65,000.  First  mortgage  Is  for  $5O,OOO  to  St.  Louis  Trust  Co. 
trustee;  bonds  are  dated  1895  and  mature  in  1915;  $500  each. 

President,  W.  H.  Patterson. 

LINCOLN,  NEB. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  55.154;  AND  IN  1880  WAS  13.003. 

LINCOLN    STREET   RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  April  7,  1885.  Upon  $497,000  of  the 
flrst  6s  Interest  was  funded  In  spring  of  1894  for  two  yean  ;  on  the  re- 
maining $103,000  coupons  due  in  1894  are  in  default. 

The  committee  of  first  mortgage  bondholders  consists  of  M.  L.  Scud 
der,  Chairman,  32  Liberty  Street,  New  York;  Henry   R.   Chace,  of 
Chaee  A  Butts,  Providence,  R.  I.  ;  Haley  Flske,  Metropolitan  Life  In- 
surance Co.,  New  York  ;  William  Belcher,  New  London,  Conn.  Deposit 


46 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


*ry.  New  York  Security  A  Trust  Company.     In   February,    1896, 
•870,000  bond*  had  been  deposited. 

The  Conx*.  Committee  oonsUtaof  Jos.  C.  Ely  and  Edwin  A.  Smith, 
of  Providence,  R.  I.;  C.  O.  Ouyler.  of  N.  Y.,  and  WiUiam  Stall  of  Lin- 
eoln  and  In  February,  189S,  had  $600.000  consols  deposited  with  the 
guaranty  Trtut  Co.  of  N.  Y.  aa  depositary  .-V.  62.  p.  364. 

STOCK  A.  BONDS-  JM«.  of-  I**"'-  ffftSffig-    MaturU»- 

06m.stoo¥,par$100  ...................    $ll2«j'oS 

•"I    '   "MOT    6*A-0       Sow™     Apr.-iViiue 
1st  mort.  gold,  $1,000  j    fmMoe,  N.  Y.  Security  A  Trust  Co. 
lrteon.ol.mort.  gold  555       1892    5  *  J  -  J      $860.000    Jan.   1,1922 

$2.500.000.  $1,000.  J  Guaranty  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  Trustee. 

DEFAULT—  Interest  on  1st  mortgage  Is  In  default  and  N.  Y.  Security 
A  Trust  Co.  filed  a  foreclosure  blU  In  March,  1895.—  V.  60,  p.  562. 

EARNINGS-  For  year  ending  Deo.  31,  1896,  gross,  $90,149;  net, 
$0,682.  In  1895,  gross  $104,955;  net,  $13,635. 

ROAD—  Owns  55  miles  of  track. 

RECEIVEHSHIP-Brad  D.  Slaughter,  appointed  receiver  Jan.  4,  1895. 
—V.  60,  p.  83,  259,  562;  V.  62.  p.  364. 

LITTLE    ROCK,    ARK. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  25,874;  IN  1880  WAB  13,138; 
ASD  IN  1870  WAS  12,380. 

LITTLE  ROCK  TRACTION  &   ELECTRIC.- 

OROANIZATION—  Incorporated  In  1895,  to  control  all  the  street  rail- 
way lines  In  Little  Rook. 

STOCK  &  BONOS—  Oate.    Interest.  Outsland'g.        Maturity. 

8toJk?&&>$>or  par  $100  ...............        $500,000  ........ 

1st  mort.  bonds,  $450,000,  $  1895  6  g.  J-D  400.0OO  June  1,  1915 

g.  (see  text),  $1,000  each.  I  Interest  at  St.  Louis  Trust  Co.,  trustee. 

Of  the  bonds  $50,000  are  to  be  held  In  the  treasury  for  further  use. 
Bonds  Nos.  1  to  300  are  10-208  bonds;  balance  are  20-year  straight. 

ROAD—  Operates  20  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS—  President.  A.  N.  Johnson;  Secretary,  G.  B.  Rose;  Treas- 
urer, Charles  F.  Fenzel,  all  of  Little  Rock,  Ark. 

INDEX  -v.  eo,  p.  7".  74&,  967,  1009. 


LOCK   HAVEN,   PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WA»  7,358;  IN  1880  WAS  5,845. 

LOCK    HAVEN   TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  This  company  was  organized  in  March,  1895,  and 
leased  for  999  years  the  Lock  Haven  Electric  Railway  Co.,  whose 
franchise  is  perpetual  and  gives  exclusive  right  to  operate  street  rail- 
ways in  the  city,  and  which  Is  tax  exempt  for  five  years.  Look  Haven 
Electric  stock  is  $100,000,  par  $50. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—       Miles.  Date.    Interest.  Outstand'g.     Maturity. 
8tock$300,000  .............................    $300.000    .............. 

j  ....      1895      6A-O         125.000    Apr.  1,  1920 

M.,  $150,000  ......  [Trustee,  West  EndTr.  ASafe  Dep.  Co.,  Phila. 

ROAD—  Operates  three  miles  of  track  in  Lock  Haven  and  suburbs,  ex- 
tending also  to  Castenea,  Mill  Hill  and  Flemington  ;  six  miles  oi  track 
in  all.  Rails  on  three  miles  52-lb.  girder  and  on  three  miles  60-lb.  T- 

EARNINGS—  Year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $20,017  ;  net,  $4,622  ; 
Interest,  taxes;  etc.,  $4,183  ;  balance,  surplus  for  year,  $439. 

OFFICERS—  President,  C.  A.  Braag,  of  Philadelphia  ;  Treasurer,  J.  A. 
Seeley,  of  New  York;  Secretary,  A.  J.  Martin,  of  New  York.  New 
York  office,  121  Liberty  St-V.  60,  p.  562. 


LOCKPORT,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  16,038;  IN  1880  WAS  13,522 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  12.426. 

LOCK  CITY  ELECTRIC  RR.-(S«e  Map  on  page 
OO.)— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Successor  in  1893  to  the  Lookport  Street  RR. 
Capital  stock  authorized,  $150,000;  issued,  $135,000.  Mortgage  is  for 
$150,000,  and  bonds  to  the  amount  of  $135,000  are  outstanding. 

ROAD-Owns  5>a  miles  of  track;  6  motor  oars.    Pres.,  0.  A.  Johnson. 


LONG    BRANCH,    N.   J. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  7,231 ;  IN  1880  WAS  3,833. 

ATLANTIC  COAST  ELECTRIC  RR.-fSee  Map 
on  page  47.)  A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  in  May,  1895.  Leases  the  Seashore 
Electric  Railway  of  Asbury  Park  for  50  years  at  $10,000  per  year  and 
owns  $150,000  of  the  $200,000  total  capital  stock  of  latter  company 
(making  net  rental  $2,500)  and  owns  all  of  the  stock  of  the  West  End 
A  Long  Branch  RR.  Also  owns  entire  stock  of  the  Atlantic  Coast 
Electric  Light  Co.,  which  supplies  the  electric  lights  of  Asbury  Park, 
Darlington,  Allenhurst,  Belmar,  Ocean  Beach,  Como  and  Spring  Lake. 

STOCK  4  BONDS—          Date.      Interest.    Outstand'g.        Maturity 

Stock,  $1,500,000($100)    $1,000,000 

1st  mort.,  gold,  $1,000,-)   1895     5  g.  M-N-  *  1,000,000        May  i'."i945 

000 C  Int.  at  Knickerbocker  Tr.  Co.,  N.  Y..  trustee 

Oan  mort.  S5OO  OOO     5    l898        5  J-J  350.0OO  1946 

°0;000--  \  Interest  at  Knickerbocker  Trust,  N.  Y. 
At.  Coast  Elec.  Light  1st  M.  5  p.  o.  237,000  (!) 

•Bonds— Ot  the  $1,000,000  firsts  given  outstanding  above  $200,000 
are  reserved  to  retire  a  like  amount  of  Seashore  Ry.  (of  Asbury  Park) 
6»,  subject  to  call  in  1897. 

ROAD— Belt  Line  In  Asbury  Park  and  extents  from  Asbury  Park 
through  Long  Branch  to  Pleasure  Bay,  24  miles.  Connects  at  Long 
Branoh  with  Iron  Steamboat  Oo.  for  New  York  and  at  Pleasure  Bay 
with  Patten  Line  and  Little  Sliver  Line  of  boats  for  New  York. 

EQUIPMENT— One  750  h.  p.  and  two  330  h.  p.  Corliss  engines,  one 
40O  K.  O.  Westinghonse.  two  200  K.  O.  and  one  100  K.  O.  General 
Electric  dynamos ;  66  open  and  8  closed  oars. 

EARNINGS— Road  fully  completed  May  1,  1896,  and  fully  equipped 
Aug.  10, 1896. 


Gross.       Operating.        Ket. 

Railroad,  Jan.  i  to  Dec.  31, 1896 $131,752       $60,643       $71,109 

Lighting,         do  do  48,777         22,071         26,706 

Total...  $180,529       $82,714       $97315 

Taxes,  insurance  and  all  fixed  charges 80.981 

Surplus  for  year $10,834 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  Henry  Haggerty;    Treasurer,  L.  T.  Fell; 
Superintendent,  8.  F.  Hazelrigg.  Main  office,  32  Nassau  St ,  N.  Y.  City. 
INDEX-V.  60,  p.  794;  V.  61,  p.  195,  703  ;  V.  63,  p.  152. 

ATLANTIC  HIGHLANDS  RED  BANK  & 
LONG  BRANCH  ELECTRIC  RY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  in  April,  1895,  for  99  years.  Company 
Is  building  153i  miles  of  track  from  Atlantic  Highlands,  N.  J.,  through 
Red  Bank  to  Long  Branch.  Stock  authorized,  $500,000.  Jan.  1, 1896, 
stock  issued  $300,000,  paid  in  $72,000 ;  funded  debt,  $30,OOO ;  other 
debts,  $15,000.  In  May,  1896,company  reported  it  bad  no  indebtedness. 
Fiscal  year  ends  Oct.  31.  Road  completed  from  Monmouth  St.  and 
Shrewsbury  Avenue  in  Red  Bank  to  Broadway  in  Long  Branch.  For 
the  line  between  Red  Bank  and  Atlantic  Highlands  three  separate 
routes  wore  under  consideration.  A  company  was  Incorporated  In 
November,  1895  (the  Asbury  Park  Beunar  Spring  Lake  &  Manasquan), 
to  build  a  branch  from  Belmar  to  Point  Pleasant. 

OFFICERS— (November,  1896,)  President,  A.  G.  Greenberg,  29  Broad- 
way, N.  Y.  City;  Secretary,  A.  J.  Allen;  Treasurer.  Albert  B.  Eldridge. 


LONG  ISLAND  CITY,  N.   Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  30,506;  IN  1880  WAS  17,129; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  3,867. 

NEW  YORK  &  QUEENS  COUNTY  RY.-A 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  June  26, 1896.  A  consolidation  of  the 
Long  Island  City  street  roads,  including  the  Steinway  Ry.  and  the 
companies  held  in  its  interest,  namely :  Newtown  Ry.,  Riker  Ave.  A 
Sanford's  Point  Ry.,  Flushing  A  College  Point  and  the  Long  Island  City 
&  Newtown.  See  V.  63,  p.  229. 

The  Electric  Illuminating  A  Power  Company,  said  to  supply  practi- 
cally all  the  electric  lights  used  in  Long  Island  City,  is  understood  to 
be  owned  and  operated,  its  net  income  amounting  to  about  $30,000  per 
annum.  The  earnings  are  kept  separate  from  the  street  railway. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.       Interest.     Outstand'g.      Maturity. 

Stock,  $2,500,000 $2,000,000       

Flush.  &  Coll.  Pt.  1st  M...      1895       5 50.OOO        

Newtown  Ry.  1st  M 1894        5  JAD          150,000       Deo.,  1924 

SteinwayRy.  1st  M.,  gold)  1892      6g.J-J      1,500)000     Julyl,1922 

$1,000  ...c'Slnt.  at  State  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  N.Y.  City. 

N.Y.  A  Queens  Co.  1st  M., )  1896       5g.  A-O     2,000,000  194 

gold,  $1,000  each 5  Trustee,  Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  New  York. 

The  mortgage  of  1896  is  for  $4,200,000,  of  which  $500,000  are 
reserved  for  equipment  and  extensions,  and  $1,700,000  to  retire 
underlying  bonds.  See  V.  63,  p.  229. 

ROAD— The  system  is  understood  to  include  about  50  miles  of  track. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— For  six  months  ending  Deo.  31, 1896,  earnings 
of  the  N.  Y.  &  Queens  Co.  were :  Gross,  $220,165 ;  net,  $71,766;  and 
the  deficit  under  charges,  $19,114.  Loans  and  bills  payable  Sept.  30 , 
1896,  $213,103—866  general  balance  sheet  V.  63,  p.  880. 

For  the  years  ending  June  30  Steinway  Ry.  Co.  reported : 

Gross.  Net.          Olh.ine.     Int. <l taxes.  SaL.iur. 

1895-6 $331,745       $136,833       $27,125       $112,269       $51,689 

1894-5 233,354  93,798          13,388  95,370         11,816 

DIRECTORS— President,  R.  T.  McCabe ;  Secretary,  Benjamin  Orme, 
Walter  Pease,  of  New  York,  E.  J.  Matthews,  E.  T.  Stotesbury,  Caleb 
T.  Fox,  Wm.  Shflmesdine  and  R.  E.  Cowen,  Philadelphia.  General 
office,  29  Broadway,  New  York.— V.  61,  p.  1065;  V.  63,  p.  30,  229.  402 
SSI,  880 ;  V.  64,  p.  234. 

STEINWAY  RAILWAY-Consolldated  In  August,  1896 
into  the  New  York  &  Queens  Co.  Ry. 

LONG  ISLAND  CITY  &  NEWTOWN.-In  1896 
consolidated  into  the  N.  Y.  A  Queens  County  Ry.— V.  63,  p.  229. 


LORAIN,  O. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  4,863 ;  IN  1880  WAS  1,595. 

([N  1895  ESTIMATED  AT  10,480.) 

LORAIN  &  ELYRIA  ELECTRIC  RY.-A  troll, 
road.    Said  to  operate  18  miles  of  road.    President,  A.  J.  Moxam. 

LORAIN  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Putin  operation  between  Lorain  and  Elyri« 
16, 1894.    Its  franchise  from  the  State  is  perpetual  and  the  owners 
of  the  land  for  over  80  per  cent  of  route  makes  that  part  of  road  i 
perpetual.    The  contract  with  the  cities  of  Lorain  and  Elyria  Is  fo 
years,  under  liberal  provisions. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Mites.    Date.    Interest.    Outstand'g.     Maturity. 
Stock  $200,000,par  >  $200,000    

$100 5  " 

lsL  £k>  $200,000, )  10.u     1894      6  j.j  200,000    Jan.  1, 19 

$1,OOO............  > 

Interest  at  Guardian  Trust  Co.,  Cleveand,  the  mortgage  tr 

ROAD— In  Nov.,  1895,  owned  road  10-11  miles  in  length,  extei 
through  the  city  of  Lorain  to  Elyria;  total  track,  10-66  miles, 
track  7-8  miles  is  on  private  right  of  way  (land  owned  by  compa 
fee  simple)  and  is  laid  with  70  Ib.  T  rails  and  1-31  miles  in  oiti 
rain  and  Elyria,  with  heavy  girder  rails. 

EARNINGS-6  months- <  1896.... Gross,  $32,208;  net,  $7,48! 

January  1  to  June  3O-  ( 1895. . .  .Gross,    37,199;  net,  18 

For  year  ending  Deo.  31, 1895,  gross  $80,132;  net,  $34,031 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  T.  Huntington;    Vioe-President,  F. 
num;   Secretary,  P.M.  Boyd;   Treasurer,  F.  T.  Horan;   F 
Agent,  John  K.  Frye. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


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MAP   OF  THE 

ATLANTIC  COAST  ELECTRIC 

RAILROAD   8YSTEM. 


Contemplated  Extensions 


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STREET    KAILWAYS. 


LOS  ANGELES,  CAL. 

POPOLATIOX  1890  WAS  50.395;  M  1880  WAS  11,183; 

AKD  IS  1870  WAS  5,728. 
LOS    ANGELES    RAILWAY- 

OnaANIZATlON-Ohartered  la  April,  1895,  to  succeed  to  the  property 
•MM*MMl  of  the  Los  Angeles  Consolidated  Electric  By. 
STOCK  &  BONDS-  ^U.   I"1™''  OuMand-g.    *•<"•«». 

ThMSOOOMoVipMtai  certificates  are  prior  to  the  first  mortgage, 
and  payment  of  finite,  principal  and  interest,  shall  be  postponed  t 
all  mob  certificates,  with  interest  thereon,  are  fully  paid. 

ROAD— About  108  miles  of  track. 

OFFiCERS-ProoldiMrt.  Thomas  Brown,  of  San  Francisco,  Secretary, 
J  T  Burlte.  531  California  Street,  San  Francisco. 

IMDEX-V.  62,  p.  320;  V.  63,  p.  402, 1010. 

MAIN  STREET  &  AGRICULTURAL  PARK 
R  AILROAD-A  horse  rond. 

ORQANIZATlON-Chartered  Sept.  24,1874;  renewed  in  1886  for  50 
veara  Leased  to  Los  Angeles  Ry.  Capital  stock  increased  in  January, 
1896,  from  $200,000  to  $500,000;  par,  $30.  The  proceeds  for  improve, 
ments  In  February,  1896,  no  bonds  had  been  issued.  Operates  5  miles 
of  double  track.  President,  W.  J.  Brodriok ;  Secretary,  A.  C.  Taylor. 

PASADENA  &  LOS  ANGELES  ELECTRIC 
RAILWAY.- 

OROANIZATION-A  consolidation  of  the  Pasadena  St.  RR.,  City  Ry. 
and  Colorado  St.  Ry.  companies.  Road  extends  to  Santa  Monica. 
Capital  stock  is  $500,000.  Bonds,  $350,000. 

ROAD -Owns  44  miles  of  track,  of  which  22  are  operated  by  elec- 
tricity and  22  by  horses.  President,  E.  C.  Webster;  Secretary  and 
Treasurer,  M.  W.  E.  Hammond:  General  oJBoe,  Loa  Angeles. 

PASADENA  &   PACIFIC   RY.-A  trolley  road. 
OROANIZATION,  ETC.-Owns  45  miles  of  track;  23  cars.    Capital  stock 
Is  $1,000,000;  bonds,  $100,000.    President,  L.  P.  Hausen. 

TEMPLE  STREET  CABLE  RAILWAY-A 
steam  road. 

ORa AN IZATION— Chartered  Oct.  31, 1885.  Operates  43i  miles  of  track. 
Rails  33-lb.  girder.  Stock,  $100,000;  1st  mortgage  gold  6s,  $100,000. 
President  and  General  Manager,  F.  W.  Wood. 


LOUISVILLE,    KY. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  161,129;  IN  1880  WAS  123,758; 
AMD  IN  1870  WAS  100.753. 

LOUISVILLE   RAI  LAV  AY— Trolley  and  mule  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  Jan.  22, 1867.  A  Kentucky  company, 
owning  all  the  street  railways  in  the  city  of  Louisville  and  its  suburbs. 
The  real  estate  of  the  company  is  valued  at  $700,000. 

STOCK  &  BONDS.—    Dale.        Interest.         Ontstand'g    Last  din. ,dc. 

Com.  stock  ($100  sh.) 2%     A.-O.       $4,000,000  Oct.l,'961H% 

Prof,  stock  5  p.  c.  cum 5       A.-O.         2,000,000  Jan.l,'97212l?< 

Loulsv.  City  Ry.  mort.  1877     6        J.-J.  61,000    July  1, 1897 

n«,   M    «,M$1884      6g.    J.-J.  609.000    Julv  1   1909 

do       do  M.,goiajTrU8teeifoulavllloT],ustc0)Loul8VllIejKr 

Central  Pass.  Ry.  M...  1882     6        M.-N.  108,000    Nov.  1, 1902 


do 


do    do  . 


(1888      6        M.-N. 


Loulsv.  Ry.  Cons.  M. 
gold, f ~ ' 

(listed  N. 


Ry.  Ccns.  M.,i 

1 ,  $6.000,000  } 
1N.Y.) c*> 


\  Interest  payable  at  First  Nat.  Bank,  Louisville 

-  „  .      .         July 

Interest  payable  by  Seligmau  &  Co.,  N.  Y. 


1890     5g.    J.-J. 


292,000    Nov.  1, 1908 
i  Nat.  Bank,  Louisville 

4,931,000    July  1, 1930 


Stofk.  -April  1,  1892,  pref.  stock  was  increased  from  $1,000,000  to 
$2,000,000  and  common  stock  decreased  from  $5,000,000  to  $4,000,000 

DIVIDENDS — On  preferred  5  p.  c.  per  annum.  On  common— First  divl 
dend  was  paid  in  April,  1896, 1>4  p.  c.;  in  Oct.,  1>4  p.  c.  Prior  to  con- 
solidation old  companies  for  sixteen  years  paid  dividends  of  6  per  cent 

BONDS— In  February,  1896,  Louisville  City  Ry.  6s  due  July  1, 1897 
were  being  redeemed  at  101  p.  ct,  either  in  cash  or  Louisville  Ry.  5s. 

ROAD— Owns  145  miles  of  track  on  83  miles  of  street,  of  which  (Feb. 
1897),  ISO's  electric  and  14^  animal  power. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  years  ending  Deo.  31.  Annual  meeting 
Feb.  19.  Earnings  have  been : 


Tear.  1896.  1  H!)3. 

Gross  earn.  .$1,234,526  $1.288,172 

Net 605,988       616,092 

Interest  pd.      311,023       311,760 


Fear.  1896.        1895 

Taxes $52,037  $47,606 

Dividends 200,000  100.00C 

Bal.,  surplus 42,928  156,72' 


Oar  mileage  In  1896  was  8,637,364;  in  1895  was  8,676,892  miles 
passengers  carried  in  1896  were  24,690,530;  in  1895  were  25,798,278 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  B.  Speed;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  J.  M 
Pettus-V.  60,  p.  1058;  V.  62,  p.  41 1,  990. 


METROPOLITAN  RAILWAY- 

ORGANIZATION— In  February,  1897,  the  Legislature  was  petitionei 
to  grant  a  charter  to  this  company,  with  a  capital  stock  of  $4,000,000 
to  construct  and  operate  a  street  railway  in  Louisville.  The  director 
are  to  be  George  H.  Barries,  R.  M.  Kllgore  P.  Gault  Miller,  J.  H 
»e  Witt,  J.  F.  Grimstead,  T.  F.  Bargls,  and  J.  W.  Woolfolk,  of  15  Wai 
Street,  N.  Y.  City. 


LOUISVILLE     TERMINAL     RAILWAY-An 
electric  road. 
ROAD— Said  to  operate  2-6  miles  of  track.    Receiver  is  H.  V.  Harris 


LOWELL,   MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  77,696 ;  IN  1880  WAS  59,475 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  40,928. 

LOWELL    &    SUBURBAN    STREET    RAIL 
WAY.— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  April  14, 1887.  New  stock  was  author- 
zed  in  November,  1893,  raising  total  stock  from  $400,000  to  $600,- 
000.  In  September,  1895,  authorized  an  additional  $240,000  of  stock. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Miles.     Par.    Interest.  Outstand'g .  Last  Div.,  etc. 

Stock  auth.,$H  10,000 $100       Text.      $800,000  Text. 

1st  M.  1891.  gold  c* 1,000    5  g.  J-D  l.OOO.OOO       Deo.  1,  1911 

Unfunded  debt  8ept.30,'95    297,447       

Interest  in  Boston  by  the  American  Loan  A  Trust  Co.,  trustee. 

Dividends—  In  1892-93  6  per  cent  on  $400,000  stock ;  in  1893-4,  4 
per  cent;  in  1894-95,  6  per  cent ;  in  1895-96,  0  per  cent. 

ROAD— Owns  57-9  miles  of  main  track;  sidings,  4-4  miles ;  total,  62-3 
miles. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  years  ending  Sept.  30  earnings  have  been: 

1896.  1895.      I  1896.          1895. 

Gross  earn'gs. $392,739    $329,807  I  Dividends $36,OOO    $33,000 

Net  earnings..   149,163      130,460  I  Bal.,  surplus....  34,068      30,925 
Int.,  taxes,  &c.     79,095        66,535  | 

In  1895-6  carried  7,680,940  passengers  against  6,552,684  in  1894-5. 

GENERAL  BALANCE  SHEET  SEPT.  30,  1896. 

Assets—  I      Liabilities— 

Construction $1,203,811    Stock $800,000 

Equipment 316,259  I  Funded  debt 1,000,000 

Other  property 608,003  I  Unfunded  debt 363,340 

Supplies..  44,696  I  Sundries 16,687 

Cash  and  current  ass'ts.        57,451  |  Profit  and  Loss 50,21: 

Total $2,230,2201         Total $2,230,220 

OFFICERS-President,  Edward  M.  Tucke;  Vice-President,  August 
Fcls;  Seo'y  and  Gen.  Man.,  P.  F.  Sullivan;  Treasurer,  Percy  Parker; 
Auditor.  D.  D.  Baitlett,  Lowell.— V.  61,  p.  611;  V.  63,  p.  1061. 

LOWELL  LAWRENCE  &  HAVERHILL -- 
See  Lawrence,  Mass.  _ 

LYNCHBURG,  VA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  19,709 ;  IN  1880  WAS  15,959 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  6,825. 

LYNCHBURG   ELECTRIC  COMPANY. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Dale.    Interest.     Outsland'g.      Maturity. 

Stock $250,000        

Bonds 250,000       

ROAD— Said  to  operate  5^  miles  of  track  on  27s  miles  of  street. 

RECEIVER— In  Sept.,  1896,  John  R.  Abney  of  New  York  was  receiver 

OFFICERS— President,  Stephen  Adams ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  J.  F 
Lewis;  General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  C.  H.  Harman. 

LYNCHBURG  &  RIVERMONT  STREET 
RAILWAY. 

ORGANIZATION— In  July,  1896,  place  I  a  mortgage  for  $40,000  on  iti 
electric-light  plant. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS—  Miles.    Date.    Interest.    Outstand'g.    Maturity. 

Stock...     Abt.$75,OOO          

1st  M.,  $60,000,  gold 1894     6  g.  J-J         $60,000  Jan.  1,1925 

Lt.  plant  M.  $40,000. c    ....      1896        ....  (t) 

Interest  on  6s  of  1894  at  Mercantile  Trust  &  Deposit  Co.,  Baltimore 

ROAD — Said  to  operate  5  "2  miles  of  track  on  2  miles  of  streets. 

OFFICERS  -President,  J.  P.  Pettyjohn;  Vice-President,  R.  I.  Owen; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  J.  T.  Bouman. 


MACON,  GA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  22,746;  IN  1880  WAS   12,749; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  10.810. 

MACON    CONSOLIDATED    STREET    RAIL- 
ROAD—An  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Stock,  $500,000;  first  mort.,  $500,000  ($1,000  each) 
1892,  6s,  J&J,  issued,  $345,000,  due,  Jan.  1, 1922.  Interest  (at  6  p.  <J- 
from  Jan.  1, 1897),  in  Boston  at  Old  Colony  Trust  Co.,  trustee.  Divl 
dends  in  1895, 1  per  cent.  On  July  1,  1896,  a  dividend  of  ^  per 
cent  was  paid.  In  1896  was  operating  25%  miles  track  laid  with  from 
20  Ib.  to  48-lb.  T  rails. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Dec.  31, 1896,  gross,  $73,419;  net,  $24, 
572;  interest  and  taxes,  $21,092;  dividends,  $2,500;  balance,  surplus 
for  year,  $980.    In  1895,  gross,  $69,190;  net,  $24,661.   President,  8, 
Anthony;  Secretary,  D.  K.  Snow;  Treasurer,  W.  A.  Tucker.    Office,  50 
State  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

MACON  &  INDIAN  SPRING  ELECTRIC 
STREET  RAILWAY.— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Owns  7  miles  of  track,  8  motor  cars  and  i 
trail  oars.  Capital  stock  authorized,  $100,000;  issued,  $60,000.  Bonds 
for  $60,030  have  been  authorized.  President,  Gen.  Manager  and  Pur- 
chasing Agent,  T.  J.  Carting. 

MADISON,  WIS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  13,429;  IN  1880  WAS  10,324; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  9,176. 

MADISON  CITY   RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  as  successor  to  Madison  Street  Railw 
and  placed  In  receiver's  hands.    Franchises  grant  exclusive  use  of  a 
streets  till  June  10, 1912.    Foreclosure  suit  was  brought  by  trustee  in 
February,  1896     Receiver  is  F.  W.  Oakley. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Miles.    Date.    Interest.    Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Stock  $100,000         -• 

1st  M.'  $150,000  gold  >   7*s       1892      6  g  J-J  150,000  July  1, 19 

$500 : c.* )  Int.  in  default;  trustee,  Guaranty  Trust  C 

ROAD— Owns  7*$  miles  of  standard  gauge  track,  of  which  61*  miles  1 
city  limits  and  1H  miles  extend  to  Elmside  and  Sohuetzen  Park. 

INDEX— V.  62,  p.  414, 


STREET     RAILWAYS. 


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MAHANOY  CITY,  PA. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  11.286;  lie  1880  WAS  7,181; 
AJCP  IX  1870  WAS  5.533. 

LAKESIDB  RAILW  A  Y-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  January.  1893.  Charter  1*  perpetual.  la 
1  -  •  -  r«ported  leased  to  Srhuylkill  Traction  Co.  of  Glrardvllle,  Pa. 

STOCK  4  BONOS—            Halt.      Intereit,      OnHtandiitg.      Maturity. 
Block  (par  $50) $25O.OOO        

t  M..  $250,000.  fold «  1893     6g.M-N  2OO.OOO       Nov.  1,1923 

$100, $SOO, $1,000 (Intern!  1»  parable  at  Equitable  Trust  Co., 

ROAD— Has  completed  and  in  operation  5>*  miles  of  road,  connecting 
Mahanoy  City  with  Shenandoah.  Projected  to  extend  to  Delano  and 
Lakeside  or  East  Mahanoy  Junction. 

EARNINGS— Gross  receipt*  about  $27,OOO  annually;  detaUs  of  opera, 
tlons  not  i,'iven. 

PRESIDES! — Dallas  Sanders,  Drexel  Building,  Phlla.  General  office, 
Mahau.'j-  oty.  Pa. 


MANCHESTER,   N.   H. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  44,126;  IN  1880  WAS  32,630; 
AMU  a  1870  WAS  33.536. 

MANCHESTER  STREET  RAI LW  A  Y-A  trolley 
road. 

OROANIZATWN— Incorporated  July  20, 1876,  under  perpetual  charter. 
^^•b  all  street  road*  In  Manchester  and  West  Manchester.    Stock 
<«  held  by  toe  President. 
STG  Dal*.     iHlerat.    OuUlanfg.     Latl  dii'ud. 

8toek,$250.000<pai$100)     Text.       flOO.OOO         1895-6.10% 

1st  M.boads,g..  $250.000  <  18»9    5g.J-J       25O.OOO        Jan.  1, 1915 
red.  after  Jan.  1, 19OS..  H  ntemt  at  Boston.  Mass. 
STOCK-tn  1895  Mock  wan  Increased  from  $39.000  to  (250,000. 
ROAD-III  November.  1896,  owned  2O>t  miles  track,  standard  gauge. 
Bails  70  and  »O-lb.  T. 
DiviOENDS-In  1894  5. 10  p.  e.;  In  1899-6.  10  p.  r. 

ir-Tbeirst  mortgage  is  for  $250.000.    All  the  bonds  hare  been 
sold  and  proceeds  used  for  electrical  equipment  and  improvement*. 
EARNMOa—  For  years  ending  Jane  90: 

9r....  I*l.4t<utt.    DiritUndt.          Bmla»et. 

4139.266        $57,331       *1 4.9418  $3,956    *ur.*38,405 

. -•!  -12,923    def.  3.586          5.31O    (1O%)    2.5OO      de?11.396 

it«         4.067    <7»*V  1.875          del.  456 

O'-CER9—PrT«lde»t.C.  William*  Treasurer.  C.  H.  Bartlett;  Boperln. 
Made n*.  N.  H.  Walker.- V.  8O.  p.  199. 


MANSFIELD,    OHIO. 

PorULATIO*  189O  WAD  13.47J  .  iv  1 H8O  WAS  •.809; 
A*l»  »  187O  WAS  $.039. 

CITIZENS       ELECTRIC       RY.       LIGHT      & 
POWER    CO. -A  trolley  road. 

3N-Sa0ea>«or  to  the  H>n»«sl(l  Etoetrle  Street  Ry. 
-«  4  QOMM  «•«*.        ImUrnl.    OnlsftwiaV.    Maturity 

$125,000    .... 

1-J5.000     


•  us  8-3  Bites  of  track. 

MANISTEE,    MICH. 

••LtTio»  1894  WAS  13,419*  III  1B90  WAS  12.812; 
A»O  01  1880  WAS  6.930. 

MANISTEE  FILER  CITY  A  EAST  LAKE 
RAI  L  W  A  Y-A  trolley  road. 

OftOANiZATiOM-ln  Kri.ri.tr..  i-  <7.  U>e  bonds  had  not  been  sold,  but 
M  the  road  had  eo*t  $270.000  they  an  presumably  oat  as  collateral. 
In  1899  the  population  was  given  ta  the  Directory  as  15.75O. 

:K  dc  BOMO*-  DWs.    I*lrrt*   On*****"*-     Maturity. 

Stock  IlMMMO      "... 

lit  aumgage.  $1*0.000. 1899     tiJ-D     He*  text.      Deo.  1,  1912 

Interest  I*  payable  at  the  Illinois  Trust  A  Barings  Bank,  trustee 

ROAO-Peb.  1 -497. operated  It  mites  of  track;  22  cars;  brick  boiler 
IXMMC;  two  large  saglass  and  generators ;  Iron  ear  house.  HalU.451b. 
T.  The  line  titenda  from  Manlstss  to  Filer  Clly,  East  Lake  and 
-tronsch.  Oak  Hill  sod  Parkdate. 

EARNINT,  I  -  year  ending  Dee.  SI,  1896.  gross,  $39,257;  net, 
•••,  gross  earning*  ware  $3«,217.  against  $39,622  In  1894 ; 
net.r  . 

OFFICER j-P^«ldent.Treasarera«dP«rcfcastngAg«nt,  O.  A.  Hart; 
Vlos-Presldent.  R.  R.  Blacker;  Secretary.  W.  L.  Martin. 


MARION,  IND. 

POI-CLATIO*  1890  WAS  8,769;  iv  1880  WAI  3,182; 
AXD  111  1870  WAS  1.698. 

QUEEN    CITY    ELECTRIC-Atrolteyroad. 
OaOANiZATiOM    -  losure  March  13, 1895.  under  mortgage 

of  which  the  Metropolitan  Trust  Co.  of  New  York  was 
tnwtoe.-V.  60.  p.  219. 

MARION,    OHIO. 

v  189O  WAK  IS8O  WAS  3,899; 

>M.    IS    1^7..    WAS  2/V31. 

MARION   STREET    RAILWAY- 
MMMZATIOM,  ETC.-fltoek.  »100.0OO.    Operates  4  miles  of  track. 
nCfRS-PresMmt  and  Tiaasmsi,  K.  Dnrfee;  Ttee-Presldent,  O. 
Bsoretary,  On.  Man'r.  *ipt  and  Parch.  Agent.  O.  E.  Tamer. 


MARL,BOROUGH(  MASS. 

POPDLATIOS  1890  WAS  13,805;  is  1880  WAS  10,127; 
IN  1870  WAS  8.474. 

MARLBOROUOH  STREET  RAILWAY -A 
trolley  road. 

OHO  AN  IZATION— Incorporated  March  27,  1888.  In  July,  1894,  in- 
creased capital  stock  from  $50,000  to  $80,000. 

STOCK  &  BONOS —  Date.       Interest.    OnMand'g.      Maturity. 

Stock  SSOTOOO  (par  $100) See  text.      $80,000        

Istmortgage J  1894       6J-J         74.OOO       Julyl.1914 

Sub.tocallatparafterSyg. )  Interest  at  lutern'l  Trust,  trustee,  Boston. 
Unrund.  debt  Sept.30, '95    $40,390       

Sinking  fund  is  sufficient  to  retire  60  per  cent  of  bonds  at  maturity. 

Dividend— lu  1894-95,  2  p.  o.  on  $80,000. 

ROAD — Operates  7-37  miles  of  main  track  and  •.">?  mile  of  sidings,  etc 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Sept.  30  earuings  have  been : 

1896.    1895.  I  1896.    1895. 

Gross  earnings.. $34,564    $37,529  |  Dividends $3,200     $l,r,00 

Net 7,334      12.83O  ,  Bal.  for  year.... def.2,696  sr.3,415 

Infst,  taxes,  etc.     6,830        7,814  I  Tot.  sur.  Sep.  30.      3,035       5.731 

OFFICERS— (January,  1897).  President, S.H.Howe; Treasurer,  Thomas 
T.  Robinson;  Superintendent  and  Purchasing  Agent,  H.  E.  Bradford; 
Clerk  of  Corporation,  Fred.  L.  Clatliu;  all  of  Marlboroutch,  Mass. 
—  — •— 

MARSHALLTOWN,     IA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  8,914;  IN  1880  WAS  6,240; 
AXD  iv  1870  WAS  3,218. 

MARSHALLTOWN  LIGHT  POWER  &  RY. 
—A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Chartered  July  1,  1892,  with  exclusive  rights  for 
25  years,  and  equal  advantages  thereafter  with  any  other  company. 
Runs  electrical  lighting  and  gas  plant  besides  railway. 

STOCK  &  BONOS —  Djte.       Inteml.    O  ititand'g.       Maturity. 

Stuck  ($500.000)  ($1011, $-250,OOOf.p 

1st  mortgage  ($15O,OOO)  )   1893       6*.  J-J       125.000         July  1,  1913 

go.d  <$1.OOO) c.*  Slut,  at  American  L.  A  T.  Co.,  Chicago,  trus 

Bondf—Ot  the  first  mortgage  bonds  $20,000  were  used  to  retire  that 
amount  ot  old  gas  company  bonds. 

EARNINOS— For  years  ending  June  30 : 

1896.      1895.     I  1896.      1895. 

Frosn passengers. $12.878  $18.170  I  Net  (over  taxes).. $16.552  $15,185 
Other  sources 26,760    26,878  .  Interest 7.5OO      7.550 

Total  gross $39,633  $10,048  >  Bal-.,  surplus $9,052    $7,635 

ROAD— Total  track.  3>s  miles.  President.  C.  D.  Jones;  Secretary,  8. 
H.  Hovey; Treasurer,  M.  W.  Hovey. 

MEMPHIS,    TENN. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  61,495;  IK  1880  WAS  33,592; 

AMD  ui  1870  WAS  4O.'J-";. 

MEMPHIS  STREET   RAILWAY  CO.- 
OROANIZATION— This  company  In  July,  1895.  applied  to  the  City 
Council  for  permission  to  purchase  all  the  lines,  equipments,  fran- 
chises, etc.,  of  the  CitlxenV  Street  Railway  Company  and  the  lines  con . 
trolled  and  operated  by  that  company. 

CITIZENS'   STREET    RAILROAD-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Began  business  in  1866,  and  In  August,  1896,  was 
In  process  of  reeomstraotlon.  Consolidation  with  the  other  companies 
In  the  city  Is  proposed,  the  right  to  consolidate  as  the  Memphlt  Street 
Ry.Oo.  (see  above)  baring  been  applied  fur.  The  Memphis  Street  Ry. 
Co.,  if  this  is  carried  out,  will  own  In  fee  sixty  miles  of  tracks.  Leases 
City  A  Submrban  RR.  (stock,  $102.900);  East  End  Street  Ry.  (stock 
$190,000)  and  Memphis  &  Raleigh  Springs.  In  1895  franchises  were 
extended  and  now  expire  1949. 

STOCK  A  BONDS— Jfi'«.     Date.     Interett.      OnMand'g.    Maturity. 

Stock  ($1,500,000) $1,500,000  

100.000          

1st  M..  $1,000,000)  >  4O         1K-47     6  g  J-J          9OO.OOO    Jan.  1.  1916 

($1,000),  gold..c'  >  Int.  at  U.  8.  Nat.  Bk.  of  N.  Y.  and  Meinphls.Teun. 

Secttrilitl  of  Leattd  Liiut— 
City*  Sub.  RRlstM....      1891    6M-S         $69,OOO        Mar.  1, 1911 

Babtect  to  call  aft.  Mar.  1,  18U6.  Interest  at  Security  Bank.  Memphis. 
EastKnd St.  By.  IstM.,)  1894  6A-O  $100.000  Apr.  1.1924 

currency,  ($1OO,  etc.) .  <  Subject  to  call  on  6O  days'  notice. 

Interest  payable  by  Mentp.  Tr.  Co.,  trustee  of  niort.,  Memphis,  Tenii 

Bond*— Firsts  far  $1OO.OOO  are  reserved  to  retire  the  bonds  of  the  old 
company;  mortgage  trustee*  are  8.  P.  Road,  Edward  Ooldsmlth  and 
M.  8.  Buckingham. 

I»Ure*t  payable  by  American  Exch.  Nat.  Bank,  N.  Y.  and  Memphis. 

ROAO — Operates  6O  miles  of  track  in  Memphis  aud  suburbs  as  follows : 


MB**. 

Total  track  leased 24 

Track  owned  lu  fee 38 


ttoadt  Lesutd.  Mile*. 

aty  A  Suburban  Ry 9 

East  End  Street  Ry 8 

Memp.A  Raleigh  Springs  RR.    11 

Total  operated 62 

Rails  on  road  owned,  6O-76  11).  girder  and  72  Ib.  T. 

OFFICERS— President,  C.  K.  O.  Billings;  Vice- President,  General  Man'r 
and  Puroh.  Agent,  F.  O.  Jones ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  R.  t,.  Benson  * 


MENOMINEE,   MICH. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  10,633.  AND  IN  1880  WAS  3,288. 

MENOMINEE  ELECTRIC  LIGHT  RAIL- 
WAY &  POWER. 

ORGANIZATION — Chartered  July  31, 1891.  Capital  stock  Issued  and 
paid  la  $110,000;  par,  $IOO.  Bonded  debt,  $4O,OOO ;  first  mortgage 
6s,  due  $3,OOO  yearly;  Interest  JAJ  at  First  National  Bank  of  Menoml- 
nee.  Owns  6  7-10  miles  of  track.  For  year  ending  March  31,  1896, 
gross  earnings  from  road,  $2O,O91,  against  $20,105  In  1894-5 ;  gross 
earnings  from  electric  light  aud  power  plant,  $22,541,  against  $21,315; 
net  of  both  In  1895-96.  $11,532,  against  $10,987. 

OFFICERS.— President,  A.  Spies;  Vice-President,  A.  A.  Carpenter; 
Secretary,  Treasurer  A  General  Manager,  E.  Danlell. 

POPULATION— Estimated  population  In  1896  13,000. 


50 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


MERIDEN,  CONN. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  21,652;  in  1880  WAS  15,540. 

MERIDEN   ELECTRIC    RAILROAD-Trolley. 

ORGANIZATION— Organlied  August  14,  1886.  In  November,  1895 
control  was  obtained  by  the  N.  Y.  N.  H.  A  H.  RR.  Oo.-V.  61,  p.  794. 

STOCK  &  BONOS  -     far-     Date.    Interest.    Outstanding.    Maturity 

Bt^k7fr%>0.0<50..       $100    $1,000,000  

Merlden  Horse  RR. )  1891       5  A-O          85,000     Oct.  1, 191 

1st  mortgage 5  Interest  at  Glrard  Life,  etc.,  Co.  of  Philadelphia 

Meridcn  Home  RB.  >  1894  5  g.  J-J      $415.000    Jan.  1,  192 

oon.M.,g.,$5OO.OOO  >  Interest  at  Glrard  Life,  Philadelphia. 

Sept.  30, 1896,  bills  payable,  $86.600. 

ROAD— Road  ln  Merlden,  extending  also  to  WalUngford,  16>a  mile 
In  all. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Sept  30,  1896,  gross,  $104,641;  no 
$28,923.  In  1 894  5,  gross,  $102,089 ;  net,  $28,364 ;  taxes ,  $4,390 ;  in 
tereat,  $24,440;  balance,  deUoit,  $466. 

OFFICERS— President,  N.  H.  Heft,  New  Haven;  Secretary  and  Trea« 
urer,  W.  L.  Squire,  New  Haven.— V.  61,  p.  704,  70* 

MICHIGAN  CITY,   IND. 

POPULATION  IS  1890  WAS  10,776;  IN  1880  WAS  7,366. 

LAKE  CITIES  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY.-A 
trolley  road  since  February,  1895. 

LlQHTINQ  PLANT— Owns  plant  for  commercial  and  public  lighting 
pole  line  and  wire*  covering  entire  city.  Company  has  a  10-year  con 
tract  with  the  city  for  lighting,  from  Aug.  1, 1894. 

STOCK  &  BONOS—  Date.      Interest.    Outstand'g.     Maturity. 

Common  stock,  (par  $100) $200,000       

Pref.,  non-oum. ,8100,000 50,000       

1st  mort.,  $300,OOO,  gold  >  1893      6  g.F-A.        75,000    Feb.  1, 1923 

($500) o*  4  Int.  at  Metropolitan  Tr.  Co.,  N.Y..  trustee 

BONDS— The  balance  of  the  bonds  ($250,000)  can  be  issued  for  actua 
cost  of  extensions,  equipment  and  betterments.  Under  electrlc-ligh 
contract  with  city  $450  is  to  be  deposited  monthly  (for  10  years  from 
Aug.  1, 1894)  with  mortgage  trustee  to  pay  interest  on  bonds, 

EARNINGS— Jan.  1  to  Oct.  31,  1896,  10  months,  earnings,  Including 
electric-light  plant,  were,  gross,  $10,292.  For  calendar  year  1895 
gross,  $11,300.  For  1894  gross,  $7,953. 

ROAD— Owns  4  miles  of  track.  Rail  72-lb.  T-  Extension  2  miles  is 
under  construction. 

OFFICERS — President,  Russell  B.  Harrison,  Terre  Haute,  Ind.;  Sec 
rotary,  M.  F.  Burke;  Treasurer,  Thomas  Moore,  Jr.  New  York  office 
66  Broadway. 

MIDDLETOWN,    CONN. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  9,013;  IN  1880  WAS  6,826; 

AMD  IN  1870  WAS  6,923. 

MIDDLETOWN    STREET    RY.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION  —Organized  Feb.  12, 1894.  In  January,  1896,  arranged 
a  lease  of  the  Portland  Street  Ry.  (capital  stock,  $30,000),  3^  miles 
built  in  1896  to  Gildersleeve's  Landing.— V.  62,  p.  85. 
ROAD — Owns  41*  miles  of  tracks.    Rails  50  Ib.  T. 

EARNINGS— For  12 months  ending 
Sept.  30, '96,  gross,  $23,333;  net, 
$(5,896;  taxes,  $813;  interest,  $4,- 
065;  dividend,  4  p.  c.,  $3,000;  bal- 


Btock  auth.,$  150,000;  par, 

$25 issued,  $75,000 

lstM.,$150,000,g.,5g,J-D  90,OOO 
(Dated  1894.    Due  Deo.  1, 1914.) 


Bills  payable  Oct.  l,'96. . . .  $1,700 


ance,  deficit,  $983. 


OFFICERS— President,  John  M.  Douglass;  Vice-President,  A.  C.  Alli- 
son; Secretary  ana  Treasurer,  J.  K.  Guy.    INDEX— V.  62,  p.  85. 

MIDDLETOWN,    N.    Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  11,977;  IN  1880  WAS  8,494; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  6,049. 

MIDDLETOWN-GOSHEN  TRACTION. 

ORGANIZATION— A  consolidation  June  22, 1895,  of  the  old  Middle. 
town-Goshen  Traction  and  the  Mlddletown-Bloomlngburg  Electric  Ry. 

STOCK  &  BONOS—  Date.     Interest.       Outsfd'g.     Maturity 

Stock,  $400,000,  par $100 $275,000f.p.    . 

OldCo'8.1stmort.,$200,000, )    1894    6g.  J-J      200,000    Jan.  1, 1919 

i;old,  $1,OOO,  s.  f c*  ( Int.at  Farmers'  L.  &  Tr.Co.,  N.Y.,trustee 

Middlet'n-Bloomb'g  1st  M.    (    1895    6  M.&N.         75,000    May  1,  1920 

gold  ($1,000)$2OO,000  s.f.  \  Int.  at  Farmers'  L.  &  T.  Co.,  N.Y.,  trustee. 

BONDS — The  old  company's  bonds  and  also  those  of  Middletown  B 
Elec.  Ry .  were  "  assumed  "  by  the  new  Traction  Company.    On  June 
30, 1895.  there  were  held  in  the  treasury  $125,000  stock  and  $125,000 
additlqnal  Mid.-):.  Elee.  bonds. 

ROAD — Operates  13  miles  of  track  extending  from  Middletown 
N.  Y.,  to  Midway  Park,  Goshen  and  Bloomlngburg,  including  switches! 
turnouts,  etc.  Rails  65-lb.  T  except  >a  mile  only  of  80  Ib.  girder. 

YEARLY   EARNINGS— Fiscal  year   ends   June   30.    Balance  sheet 
June  30,  1896  in  V.  63,  p.  558.    Earnings  have  been  as  follows : 


1895-6.    1894-5. 
Interest $16,506    $12,OOO 


Taxes 


1,384 


245 


Total $17,890    $12,245 

Balance def.$5,448su.$4,495 


1805-6.    1894-5. 

Gross  earnings...  $52,81  5  $44,117 
Operating  expeu.  41,560    28,436 

Net  earnings...  $11,255  $15,681 
Other  income  .....     1,187       1,059 

Total  net  .......  $12,442  $16,740 

OFFICERS—  President,  J.  0.  Hlnchcllffe,  Paterson,  N.  J.;  Vioe-Presi- 
dent,  M.  J.  Wightman;  Seo'y,  E.  G.  Wight  man:  Treas.  and  Gen.  Man., 
W.  B.  Rockwell,  Stapleton,  Staten  Island;  Supt,  O.  C.  G.  Urban, 
Middletowu,  N.  Y.—  V.  03,  p.  558. 

MILLVILLE,    N.    J. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  10,002;  AND  IN  1880  WAS  7,660. 
MILLVILLE  TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION—  This  company  owns  the  entire  capital  stock  of  the 
Mill  vllle  Rapid  Transit  ($50,000)  and  operates  In  all  3-64  miles  of  track. 

STOCK  &  BONDS-  Date.    Interest.     Outstand'g.        Maturitu 

Stock,  $1 


Outstand'g. 
$175,000 


1st  mortgage.    $400,000,)   1894    5g.F-A  88,000  l914 

($1,000  each)....  oM  Interest  at  Laud  Title  A  Tr.,  Phila.,  Trus 


gold  ($1 


EARNINGS— In  1695  its  earnings  from  passengers  were  $11,841;  from 
other  sources,  $53;  paid  for  repairs,  $1,594;  superintendence  and 
management,  $12,450;  balance,  deficit,  $2,150.  In  1894,  passenger, 
$8,709 ;  other  income,  $447 ;  total  gross,  $9,156.  President  and  Gen- 
eral Manager,  G.  B.  Langley ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  E.  H.  Stokes. 


MILWAUKEE,   WIS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  204,468;  IN  1880  WAS  115,702; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  71.440. 

MILWAUKEE  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY  & 
LIGHT  CO.— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  in  January,  1896,  to  succeed  to  the 
property  and  franchises  of  the  Milwaukee  Street  Railway  Company, 
sold  In  foreclosure  Jan.  29, 1896.— V.  62,  p.  278, 1038.  The  new  com- 
pany .which  was  formed  according  to  plan  in  CHRONICLE,  V.  60,  p.  1009, 
is  controlled  by  the  "North  American  Co."  (See  Miscellaneous  Com- 
panies in  INVESTORS'  SUPPLEMENT.)  The  Company  besides  its  street 
railway  system  owns  and  operates  electric-light  and  power  works 
under  franchises  said  to  be  exclusive.  Was  furnishing  in  May,  1896> 
31,000  Incandescent  lamps,  about  800  h.  p.  in  motors  and  1,625  arc 
lights. 

Milwaukee  Light,  Heat  it  Traction  Co.— Organized  In  December, 
1896,  with  capital  stock  of  $500,000  and  acquired  Pabst  electric  light 
properties  and  a  line  to  Wauwatosa,  2  "a  miles,  in  Interest  of  Mil- 
Elec.  Ry.  A  Light.— V.  63,  p.  1115. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.    Outstand'g.        Maturity. 

Common  stock  (par  $100) $3,500,000       

Pref.  stock,  $4,500,000,  6 ) 

P.O.,  non-cum., par  $100$ 

Mllw.  City  RR.  1st  mort.,  5  1888    5g.  J-D      1,000,000    Deo.  1, 1908- 

41  m.,$l,000,000,gold.c*  <  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  City,  is  trustee. 
West  Side  Street  Ry.,  1st  <  1889    5g.  J-J       $500,000    July  1,1909 

mort.,  covers  18  miles. . .  { Int.  is  payable  at  Farmer's  L.  &  Tr.  Co. 
Milw.  El.  Ry.  A  Light  Co.,  >  1896    5g.  F-A    $5,500,000    Feb.  1,1926 

oonsol.M.$8,000,000,g.o*  J  Trustee,  Central  Trust  Co.,  New  York. 

Interest  on  Milwaukee  City  RR.  firsts  and  om  consols  at  company's 
office,  30  Broad  Street,  N.  Y. 

BONDS— New  consols  of  1896  for  $5,500,000  were  Issued  in  exchange 
for  old  Milwaukee  St.  Ry.  bonds,  $1,500,000  are  reserved  for  prior 
bonds  still  outstanding  and  $1,000,000  are  issuable  for  Improvements 
and  extensions  together  with  $1,000,000  preferred.  V.  62,  p,  1038. 

ROAD— Total  track  in  May,  1896,  was  ISS^  miles— all  trolley  ex- 
cept one  branch  of  5  miles  to  White  Fish  Bay,  operated  with  dummies. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  Dec.  31.  Earnings  have  been, 
as  follows.  See  report,  V.  62,  p.  1038;  also  see  V.  63,  p.  154. 

. Tear  1895. .  . Tear  1894. . 

Gross  Net  Gross  Net 

earnings.       earnings.  earnings.        earning!. 


Lighting  231,074          10 

1,121                  206,482            8432  1 

Combined..  ..$1,547,037       $588,496            $1,354,165       $436,070 
In  the  above  statement  the  items  of  taxes,  in  urance,  accident 
damages  and  general  expenses  are  included  in  the  operating  expenses 
that  have  been  deducted  to  determine  the  net  earnings. 

BALANCE  SHEET  JUNE  1,  1896. 
Resources.                                             Liabilities. 
Property  $14,223,151     Rtoalr.  ^referred  Stt.noO.OOO- 

Supply  department...          52,906 
Consols   to  retire  1st 
mortgage  bonds.  ...     1,500,000 
Accounts  receivable..          33,672 
trustee,  appeal  cases.             8,753 
Securities  in  trust  6,700 
Cash               18,473 

Stock,  common  3,500,000 

Consols  7,000,000 

1st  mortgage  bonds.  .  .     1,500,000 
Arc  Light  Co.  mort.  .  .          20,000 
Bills     and     accounts 
payable                              234,744 

Accrued  interest  127,083 
Mil.  St.  Ry.  securities.  6,700- 

Totai    .                    $i!i.rtRR.!S2T 

Profit  and  loss  44,872 

Total                           $15  888  527 

OFFICERS—  The  officers  of  the  new  company  are  as  follows  :  Presi 
dent,  W.  N.  Cromwell,  New  York;    Vice-President.  Henry  C.  Payne,. 
Milwaukee,  Wis.;    Secretary,  C.  A.  Spofford,  New  York;  Treasurer, 
Edward  Edes  ;    Purchasing  Agent,  W.  C.  Vanden   Berg.    New  York 
office,  30  Broad  St.,  N.  Y.  City.—  V.  62,  p.  40,  233,278,  779,1038,. 
1041,  1087,  1177;  V.  63,  p.  154,  1115. 

MILWAUKEE  RACINE  &  KENOSHA 
ELECTRIC  RY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Formed  in  1896,  and  projected  from  Milwaukee  to 
Racine  and  subsequently  to  Kenosha,  35  miles.  Work  was  begun  in 
August,  1896.  The  Milwaukee  Electric  Ry.  &  Light  Co.,  it  is  said,  will 

uild  a  connection  between  Cudahy  and  South  Milwaukee,  a  distance 

f  three  miles,  and  will  permit  its  tracks  to  be  used  by  the  new  com- 

any  from  South  Milwaukee  to  the  City  Hall  at  Milwaukee. 

Bonds— The  first  mortgage  is  for  $300,000  of  6  p.  c.  gold  bonds ; 
rustee,  Savings  <Jt  Trust  Co.,  Cleveland. 

OFFICERS— President,  Matthew  Slush;  Vice-President  and  Treasurer, 
A.  W.  Bishop;  Secretary,  T.  M.  Kearney.— V.  63,  p.  560. 


MILWAUKEE  &  WAUKESHA  ELECTRIC 
RAILWAY- 

ORGANIZATION-Formed   in    1896    and  purchased   the  Milwaukee 

Wauwatosa  Motor  Ry.,  2»«  miles.    Electricity  is  to  be  introduced  in 
lace  of  steam.    Capital  stock  is  $  (»).     An  issue  of  $1,000,000  o 
0-year  5  per  cent  gold  bonds  is  proposed.     Obtained  franchise  in 
Milwaukee  in  August,  1896. 

ROAD— Road  will  be  extended  from  North  Greenfield  to  Whiteflsh. 
ay  and  Waukeeha.  V.  63,  p.  189.  President,  Joel  W.  Blngham; 
ice-President,  Barney  A.  Eaton;  Secretary,  James  Petley;  Treasurer, 
harles  Pittelkow. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


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MINNEAPOLIS,  MINN. 

PorCLATiox  or  MINNEAPOLIS  AMI  ST.   PALL  COMBINED  ix  1890  WAI 
297,894;  ix  1S8O  WAS  88,360;  AND  ix  1870  WAS  33,096. 

TWIN  CITY  RAPID  TR  ANSIT-Cable  and  electric 
ro»«l.—  (Sff  Jfaji  of  Company  OH  pagt  S9.J 

ORGANIZATION— The  company  WM  organized  under  the  laws  of  the 
State  of  New  Jersey,  June  3, 1891,  and  by  rtrtue  of  Its  stock  owner- 
ship of  the  underlying  companies  (to  wit:  The  Minneapolis  Street 
Hallway  Co.,  The  St.  Paul  City  Railway  Co.  and  the  Minneapolis  Lyn- 
dale  A  Mtnnetonka  Railway  Co.),  it  controls  and  operates  the  entire 
street  railway  system  of  Minneapolis  aad  St.  Paul.  The  combined 
population  of  St.  Paul  and  Minneapolis  in  1895  was  said  to  be  4OO.OOO. 

STOCK*  BOMgSr-       Dmtt,         lateral.    Ottttanding.         Maturity. 


Common  stock.*  17.  ) 
000,000;  par  9100  s 

Preferred  stck.  cum. ) 
93,000.000  (910O)  > 

Minn.  St.  Ky 


Xone. 


T       i  \i-  t.\*\ 
-  J"       1.135,400 


340,000 

6OO.OOO 

4,060,000 

lee  text 


NOT.  l.  1910 
NOT.  1,  1913 

Jan.  15, 1919 
By  1897 


680,000  Oct.    1,  1934 

3.618.000  Jan.  15.  1937 

l.OOO.COO  May    1.  1900 

Bee  text  by  1897 


yearly.  J  "— "  7  f  M.  -  W. 

M  mort..  gold...c'*r  1883  6  g  M.  -  N. 
1st  consul,  mort  gold. 

95.000,000 c-  1889  SgJjj-J. 

Certificates,  iruar...  1803  6  percent 
«.  fmul  OUt  Ky.  Oo.- 

IsteoaseL  M..  gold..  1884  6  g  A.  -  O. 

Cab.  eon.,  g.,  see  text.  1887  5gJ.y-J. 

Debentures,  gold 189O  6  g  M.  -  N. 

Certificates,  guar....  1893  6  per  cent 

All  bonds  are  for  91. 000  each,  aad  Interest  Is  payable  at  Farmers 
Loan  *  Traet  Company.  New  York. 

r apiua  ISM*  The  capital  stock  Is  92O.OOO,OOO,  of  which  $17.000,- 
000  is  common  stock  aad  $3.000,000  Is  7  per  cent  cumulative  pro 

«  tarred  stock  on  which  Interest  Is  payable  quarterly.  All  dlTldends  on 
preferred  to  and  Including  Oct.  1,  1806  UH  per  cent),  haTe  been  paid. 
For  the  piefeiied  stock  it  Is  provided  that  If  in  any  year  dlTldends 
amounting  te  7  per  cent  are  not  paid  en  said  stock,  the  deficiency 
•hall  be  a  charge  upon  the  aet  earnings  of  the  company,  and  shall 
he  paid  subsequently  before  any  dividend  shall  be  paid  upon  or 
set  apart  for  the  eoejmoa  stock,  la  case  of  liquidation  or  dissolution 
•f  the  company  the  holders  ef  the  preferred  stock  shall  have  prior 
right  oa  the  assets  of  the  company  before  aay  amounts  shall  be  pay- 
able to  the  holders  of  the  eommoa  stock. 

Oa  May  1. 1999.  there  had  been  Issued  and  sold  91.133,200  of  the 
I  sloek  aad  913.01O.OOO  of  the  common  stock,  and  there  re- 
balance In  the  eompaays  treasury  91.864JOO  of  7  per 
I  and  91.990.000  of  the  common  stock 

to  be  litned.    See  fan  deserlftlsa  of  property  la  application  te  the 
Vew  York  Stock  Exchange  la  June,  1805.-V.  60.  p.  1 148. 

J»nJ«.— The  Minm tmf  site  Mrsef  Jhstimay  Co.  Jointly  aad  severally 
with  the  Mlaaeaaetls  Lyndale  *  Mlaaetoaka  Railway  Co.  has  Issued 
95.000.000  3  per  eeat  30-year  ant  mortgage  aad  9rst  eoasoMdated 
BMrtcage  gold  beads,  of  whleh  994AOOO  are  held  la  traet  by  the  Farm- 
ers-l>>an«:i>TutCoBipMy  to  redeeei  the  9940.000  prior  llea  bonds.  See 
•tatssnsnt  to  N.  Y.  Stock  Exehaage  la  Juae,  1993.  The  consols  are 
alee  listed  la  Loadoa.-Y.  90.  p.  1149. 

194.298.0003  per  eeat 
9900.000  held   by   the 

•  Lean  A  Traet  Oeeiaaaj,  tnsstea.  to  redeem  the  999<M>00  prior 
d*  abore)  oader  a  Bwrtgago  llsmlted  to  96,5OO.OOO.     U 


Interest  on  bonds  and  6%  ctfs 

Interest  on  floating  debt 

Taxes 


1895. 


52,015 
49,071 


1894. 
9660,300 

25,722 
52,938 


Total $750,839 

Balance,  surplus $258,479 


$738,961 
$220,170 


1809. 

$604,939 

6,551 

51,143 

$662,634 
$116,291 


BALANCE  SHEETS.— Twin  City  Rapid  Transit  Company  condensed 
balance  sheet  of  December  31, 1895,  Is  aa  follows : 


Attett. 

Securities  In  treasury  $15,270,COO 

Minneapolis  Street  Ry. 
Co.  6%  certs.,  guar. .        750,000 

Ml n neap.   Street    Rtr. 
(money  advanced) ..        460,873 

St.  P.  City  Ry.  Co.— 
6%  ctfs.  guaranteed.        750,000 
5%  cable  bonds  icuar.     1.138,000 
6%  deb.  bonds  guar.        581,000 

St.  H.  City  Ry.  (money 
advanced) 334.766 

Sundry  accounts 79,561 


Total  assets. $19,3G4,2OO 


Liabilities 

Capital  stock $16,145,200 

Minneapolis  Street  Ry. 

Co.  guar.  6%  ctfs....        750,000 
St.  Paul  City  Ry.  Co. 

guar.  6%  ctfs 750,000 

St.  Paul  City  Ry.  Co.'s 
guaranteed  bonds— 
5%  consol.  cable. . .     1 ,138,000 
6%  debentures 581,000 


Total  liabilities. $19,364.200 


Twuc  Crrr  RAPID  TRANSIT  COMFAXT  SYSTEM.— The  consolidated 
balance  sheet  (condensed)  of  the  Minneapolis  Street  Railway  and  the 
St.  Paul  City  Railway  companies  for  Dee.  31, 1895,  Is  as  follows : 


Audi. 

Roadway,  equip > 

Real  estate,  etc j 

Current  assets 


MW.M7 


Liabilities. 

Capital  stocks $10,000,000 

Funded  debt 10,298,000 

6  p.  e,  certificates. . . .      1.5OO.OOO 

Current  liabilities 382,026 

Twin  City  R.  Tr.  Co. . .         795,639 
Inc.  account,  eurp 1 ,06  6,05 1 

Total  assets $24.061,716       Total  liabilities $24,061,716 

OFFlCERS-Presldent,  Thomas  Lowry;  Vice  President,  Secretary  and 
Treasurer,  C.  G.  Uoodrloh ;  Auditor,  J.  F.  Calderwood;  General  Man- 
ager, W.  J.  HleM.  Fiscal  Agents.  J.  Kennedy,  Tod  A  Co.,  45  Wall 
Street,  N.  Y.  (V.  60.  p.  999.  3O3.  886,  930.1148,1151;  V.  62,  p. 
400,871.1 


•Mtof, 


•Is  «1.138,000  ea  Juae  1 1. 1995) ,  are  gBeraataed.  prlnetpel 
•ad  laterest.  by  eadorsesnent  of  Twin  City  B.  T.  Co.  Bee  state<aeat 
to  S.  Y  Stock  Exehange  la  June.  1*03.- V.  60.  p.  113O. 

The  nrH/H**  •/<**•*!•**•••  (notes)  were  Issued  to  the  Twin  CHy 
Oompany  by  the  Mlaaeapolls  Street  Railway  aad  St.  Paul  City  Rail- 
way, and  baring  been  guaranteed  by  It  were  Iseoed.  Original  leeae  by 
each  company.  91  .OOO.ooo ;  owtotaadtag.  973O.OOO  each,  or  91.3Oo.OuO 
la  all.  of  which  9*70400  held  by  the  Twla  Oty  Ossapaay. 

RoAO-Tbe  entire  systesi  BOW  coastta of  S23  miles  of  staadard-gaage 
roed.of  whleh  »19mllesls>lsiitilcaad«mneseihle,aUef  whleh  has  beea 


nm-nUy  built  or  retrallt.  aad  thoroughly  equipped.  A  double  track  elee- 
trlc  line,  9  miles  loag,  tsapscts  the  boeiaeeseeatresof  the  two  cities. 


MOBILE,   ALA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  31,076;  IN  1880  WAS  29,132; 
AKD  IK  1870  WAS  32,034. 

MOBILE  LIGHT  &  RAILWAY  CO.-A  trolley  road. 

OROANtZATlON— Chartered  1893.  a  consolidation  of  the  Mobile  Eleo. 
trie  Railway  and  the  Mobile  Electric  Light  A  Power  companies.  Fran- 
chise runs  till  1943. 

STOCK  (4,  BONOe—  Dult-  IntfntL  Outstanding.  Maturity. 
8toek.93o5.000.  par  9100 fJOO.OOO 

la  August,  1899.  no  bonds  had  been  sold  or  offered,  but  a  mort- 
gage was  made  In  1893  for  9223,000  and  these  bonds  were  available 
as  collateral. 

ROAD,  ETC.— la  Norember,  1896,  was  operating  16  miles  of  track  In 
city  of  Mobile,  with  23  motor  oars  and  17  trailer  cars.  Company  also 
owns  "  Monroe  Park  "  water  power  and  320  acres  of  land ;  also  electric 
light  plant  of  capacity  of  6.OOO  incandescent  lamps  and  SO  arc  lamps 
with  power  circuit  aad  power  house. 

OFFiCERS-Prestdent,  J.  Wilson;  Vice- President  and  General  Man- 
ager, J.  H.  Wilson;  Secretary.  C.  W.  Chase.- V.  6O.  p.  929;  V.61.  p.  282. 

MOBILE  STREET  RAILROAD  CO.-A  trolley 
road. 

OftOANUATiOW-aaeeeesor  to  the  Mobile  Street  Jtetiway,  sold  In  fore- 
closure In  1892,  aad  which  was  chartered  Feb.  26, 1888.  The  Mobile 
Street  Railway  had  a  State  charter  for  SO  years  from  June,  1887.  Con- 
of  this  road  with  the  Mobile  Light  A  Power  Co.  has  been 


l-'M  <:*  M   N 


Mile*.  Dolt.  Inliml.  OulttaittTo.  Maturity. 

240,000  May  1,1928 

(t) 
I  merest  at  National  City  Beak.  New  York. 

gage  of  1803  Is  for  933O.OOO,  and  was  Issued  for  the 


OMWem*  ^^^ft^n^f- 

1st  mortgage,  (old.  9330. 

000 

Other  Indebtedness 


purpose  of  rtemiliiallj  equipping  the  road,  for  extensions  and  Improve- 
ments. The  mortgage  trustee  Is  the  Farmers'  Loan  &  Trust  Co.,  New 
GENERAL  FiNAMCE»-Early  In  18M  the  Twta  City  Company  created  aa  L  rkCity 

lews  ef  93,000,000  preferred  atoek  (see  oaaMal  stock  above),  with  the       BoAt>_-< 

proceeds  of  whleh  It  has  liquidated  all   Its  floating  debt.  Including 

BMrtgace  notes,  except  91.300.000  of  the  9  per  eeat  certificates  not 

•M*  fin*    fsVatml  sW  Lhlk  skBlnunt    tksft    MkBBBthaVHV  *-- -    aVA tiMhtamtsMl  rW  wVBwMalkAsVj 
f^9     •*•••   •»••••   "•     BVBBl    **•!•'  UIil      'il'       '  "III  |i,»  I!  ^      BBBBJ      leltlt'    .J'.»i*'l     L'Y     ,      ..•    Ul\*r 

9270.000.  whleh  It  holds  la  the  treasury.  OB  Ang.  1, 1899.  there  was 
yet  available  the  proceeds  of  the  balance  of  the  7  per  eeat  preferred 
stock  (91.994400).  whleh  will  liquidate  the  eatlre  halaaee  of  the  9  per 
eent  certificates  191.500.0001.  leaving  a  halaaee  of  9M4.600  plus  the 
9270.000  now  In  the  treasury  ef  the  company,  or  $634,600  available 


la  the  company's  treasury.    The  payment  of  the  balance  of  the 
eeat  eertlfleates  will  eliminate  all  Indebtedness  of  the  underlying 
except  the  910.299.000  of  boada.    By  this  transaction  the 
fkarg,,  will  be  reduced  te  9344.AOO  per 


ROAD— Operates  20-23  miles  of  track. 

OFFICER*— President,  J.  C.  Morris;  Vice- President,  F.  J.  Gasquet; 
Secretary.  R  B.  Owen;  Treasurer  and  General  Manager,  R.  Semmes; 
beer,  J.  F.  McAvlney.    Office,  Anthony  and  Royal  streets. 


v   i...,  ,,  u-i. 


TEST  EAMNlNO«-12BMe.<189«.s70se,92.097,933;  net.  91.192,149 
Jan.  1  to  Dec.  31.  \  1990.  gross,    1.9o4V770;  net,  1,117.881 

NHUAL  RE  POUT—  Fiscal  year  ends  Dee.  31.    Report  for  1895  was  la 
.  92.  p.  300.  showlac  results  oa  the  entire  property  as  follows  : 

Receipt*  from 
•eesipts  from 


91.964.772 
24)031 


91.B81.7O-, 
21.073 


Total  reetxpss. 


Injune.  sod 


51. 
80,801 


47,702 
106,814 


92.194.025 

JI..-.U 

92.180,157 

9i,2«t.4oe 


Total  operating.  ................    9970.483    91.O44.S47 

Neteanlngs  .......  ai.ooejn      9039,131 


91.410,232 
9778,025 


MOBILE*  SPRING  HILL  RAILWAY-A  steam 
aad  electric  road. 

RECEIVERSHIP— In  July,  1893,  J.  n.  Wilson  was  appointed  receiver. 
Road  was  purchased  by  the  bondholders  for  985,000  at  foreclosure 
sale  in  April,  1896.  The  road  includes  7  miles  of  track.  There  are  5 
motor  ears,  3  trailers  and  2  dummies.— V.  61,  p.  282 ;  V.  62,  p.  683. 


MOLINE,    ILL. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  12,000;  IK  1880  WAS  7,800; 

AKD  IK  1870  WAS  4.166. 

MOLINE   CENTRAL   STREET    RAILWAY- 
A  trolley  road. 
OROANIZATION— Chartered  October  2. 1884. 

STOCK  4  BOMOO—       *'<<«•    J*Xe-   Inltretl.  Outitaiufg.    Maturity. 

HtI.$lOO,OOO.par9100     $32,000    

1st  M.,  9100,000.  cur 1889    6M-N        48,000    NOT.  1, 1004 

Mortgage  trustee  Is  the  American  Trust  A  Savings  Bank  of  Chicago. 
Coupons  are  mostly  paid  at  Company's  office. 

ROAD— Operates  5  mllevof  track  on  5  miles  of  street 


52 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


53 


Of  mill  j    rrestflent.  W.  L.  Velie;  Secretary  and  PurohaitiDK  Agent, 
•luyer;  Treasurer,  J.  S.  (iilmore.     office  ot   Secretary.  Rock 
Island.  1U.  

MONTGOMERY,   ALA. 

PoM-i-kTiDN  IS90  WAS  21.983;  IX  1880  WAS  16,713; 
is  1S7<>  WAS  10.588. 

MONTGOMERY  STREET  RAILWAY  CO.-A 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — A  eonnolldatlen,  Aug.  1, 1894.  of  the  Cloverdale  Land 
A  ImproTement  Oo.  with  the  Montgomery  Terminal  A  Street  Ry.  Co., 
which  la*t  then  changed  lu  name  to  prevent  title.    Has  a  perpetual  but 
•ot  excliuire  (tanchUe. 
STOCK   BONOS  ETC.  XUtt.    Datt.    luttrttl.    OuUlaiuTa       Maturity. 

t   niortirage  "for'(   li'-is     'lH»3    6*\  F-A          29O.OOO     '  ""l923"~ 

»330.000.  cold..  ( Interact  at  Farmers'  L.  A  T.,  Tnutee.  X.  Y.  City. 

Loan*  and  bUU  payable  (Jan.  1.  1895).  $14.874. 

Jcrnrff    Thn  bond*  unissued  may  be  aold  at  the  company'*  discretion. 

ROAO— On  August  12. 1805.  owned  14>t  mile*  of  trolley  road  In  city  of 
Montgomery.  Rails  51  >».  66  and  84-pound  girder  end  60-pound  T  rail*. 

Calendar  year»-l*96,  gross.  9S7.29O:  net.  929,382:  1895,  gross, 
•90.045;  net,  $22.730;  1894,  grow.  935.216;  net.  913.492. 

OFFICERS—  President,  J.  W.  Dimmlck;  Secretary.  J.  C.  Vlrden; 
Treasurer,  G.  W.  Cralk. 

MONTGO.'MERY  SUBURBAN  STREET 
RAILWAY. -A  trolley  road. 

O»OANtZATlON—»»»ee««er  In  January.  1896,  to  We«t  End  *  River 
Bid*  Electric  Ry.  told  In  foreclosure  In  July.  1895. 

STOCK  A  BONOS—  Datt.  InltntL  Onttlantting.  Maturity. 

Stuck 910O.OOO  

Mortgage <1l  

ROAO— It  I*  *ald  to  operate  4  mile*  of  track  and  road. 

OF  Ftce  R»— President.  tUiaadar  Troy ;  Secretary  and  Gen.  Manager 
Ueerge  B.  gbsUhere.  OOeeCMrt  Square  and  Dexter  Are.— V.61,  p.  70. 


MUNCIE,    IND. 

PorCLATKMI  01  1890  WA»  11.345;  I»  188O  WA«  9,319; 
AXD  W  1870  WA»  2.991 

CITIZENS'  STREET  RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 
OWANlZATiON-Organlied  September  1.  1893. 


.0-  >  1*93 

B.  f.rabLteeell  as  9106,}  Interest  at  Ouar. 
9500  and  91.OOO  .........  S     Philadelphi 


6  g.  M-8         24O.OOO  Sept.  1  .  -J8 
Trust  *  Safe  Dep.  Co., 


There  k*  a  sinking  fund  of  91O.OOO  a  year  after  Sept.  1.  1899.  but  all 
the  bond*  may  be  called  at  aay  tte*. 

ROAO  -  Own*  15  mile*  of  traek.    Road  projected.  2  mile*. 

OFFiCElia-rieeldent.  J.  S.  Talley;  Vice-  President,  C.  W.  Talley; 
•ecretary.  O.  T.  McCnltoek. 


MUSCATINE,   IOWA. 

PoruLATioii  1890  WAI  11.454:  in  188O  WAS  8,290; 
A»D  ix  187O  WA»  6.718. 

MUSCATINE  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY-A trolley 
read  and  light  plant. 

CHtOANUATicm-Chartered  to  February.  1899.*  lu  charter  I*  for  29 
fear*,  and  It*  fruihln  tor  operating  >lre*t  railway*  giro*  It,  *o  It  I* 
•aid.  the  exelulT*  right  to  de  etreet  railway  boslne**  In  the  elty  for 
the  sane  period,  25  yean.  The  ga*  and  electric  light  franehUe  1*  to 
eferate  awl  maintain  within  the  city  ga*.  eleetrte  light  and  power 
work.,  and  the  city  agree*  to  tak*  net  Ue*  than  21  are  light*  and  970 
ga*  itreet  lama*  for  a  period  of  ten  rear*.  The  Home  Eleetrte  L.  *.  P. 
Oo.  wae  aeqexred  to  1996. 

STOCK  4  BOND*-         Dau.  I**n*.     O*l*m»tg. 


let    ssortgag*     91  OOO  I  t""*  *••*  **""         10O.OOO      NOT.  1,  1909 

to  NOT.  1,  1913 
50.000       NOT.  1,  1911 
iTnutCo..  N.Y.CKT. 
HtL  Intmtt. 

911397  96,750 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  the  year  ending  March  31, 1894,  earnings  were: 

Grow  earning* 94 1.4B2  I  Interest. 9O.OOO 

*et. 16.071 1  Mrplne 7.071 

ROAO— Operate*  8  mile*  of  tract. 

OfFCUie    Preetdent.  O.  W.  Seerers;  ••OMlswJ  and  Treasurer,  B.  W, 
r.P. 


NASHUA,  N.   H. 

PorcLATtoi  1890  WAS  19.311;  IK  188O  WA*  13,397; 
A»I>  M  1870  WA*  1O.543. 

NASHUA    STREET    RAILWAY. 
OROANUATMM— Ueorporated  Aug.  14, 1989.    In  1994  It*  stock  we* 
•old  to  a  syndicate,  awl  In  Mar.  1 -9S.  eteetrlelty  was  being  Introduced 
a*  a  motive  power.    The  reed  Is  new  controlled  to  the  Interest  of  the 
Lowell  9uburban  Street  Railway. 
,.STOCJ?,_BONO»    ETC.        Dmtt.    Inltrttt.    OvMmding.       Maturity. 


»t  morta.  9fM.OOO 6  A     O  1AO.OOO       April  1,1911 

Initrttl  ai  taehaa  Tnut  Co.,  Nachaa.       Mobleet  to  call  April  1, 1901 
Loan,  and  bill*  payable  Jnne  90. 1996.  949,913. 
ROAO- Joe  30, 1999,  •fatnUd  14-96  mile*  of  track. 


EARNINGS— Yearn  ending  June  30 : 

Orntt.      .  \'rt.        Int.  *  taxet.          Balance. 

1895-96 953.MO  $10,573  $8,9O3  sur.91.67O 

1894-90  20.810         def.1,323  8.155  def.9,478 

26,905         def. 4,147  8,831  def.12,978 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  1).  Chandler ;  Vice-president,  AiiRUHt  Pels; 
Treaaurer,  Percy  Parker;  Gen.  Man..  P.  P.  Sullivan;  Auditor,  D.  D. 
Bartlett.  INDEX— V.  60,  p.  6O6. 


NASHVILLE,  TENN. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  76,168;  in  188O  WAS  43,350; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  25,865. 

CITIZENS'    RAPID    TRANSIT-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  July  29,  1889.  The  Citizens'  Rapid 
Traiwlt  Co.  also  operates  the  Nashville  Electric  Ry.c3-~l  miles),  which, 
1*  the  private  property  of  O.  T.  Buunard  of  New  York. 

—       Date.       Intertit.        Outstanding.       Maturity 


'M  )   1890       6g.  J-J  60.000      Julyl.1910 

,  M.,  9100,000, gold.  J  interest  at  Trust  Oo.  of  Nor.  Am.,  Philadelphia. 

ROAO— Operates  9Hi  miles  of  track  and  road.  Including  Nashville 
Electrlo  Ry.,  3-71  miles.  In  1894,  on  7Hi  miles,  earned  gross  928,236. 

OFFICERS— President,  C.  Fllsher;  Secretary,  T.  O.  Price;  Treasurea- 
ana  superintendent.  J.  K.  Sploer. 

NASHVILLE  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1894.  aud  succeeded  to  the  property  ot 
the  United  Electrlo  Ry.,  sold  In  foreclosure  In  April.  1894.  Has  per- 
petual francs*-*,  giving  It  exclusive  rights  on  streets  occupied.  la 
December.  1897,  control  was  purchased  by  Col.  C.  M.  McGhee  and 
Nat  Baxter,  Jr. 

Date.      Inlerttl.  Onttlanding.    Maturity, 

>w.t~v -«.~.i $1,500,000 

McGavbck  *  kt  Vernon  l.t    1883       6  F-A 

1886       6J-J 

1887       6J-J 

1889       6  A-O 

Nashvllie  *  Kda-eieid  l*t  M.    1886       6  J-J 
Do    consoLM.  9400,000     13*9       6  J-J 
1884       6J-J 


Do    SummerSt  IstM... 
Do    2d  series.. 


150,000  Aug.  1,  1U13 

.;-,..">•>  1!I2« 

485,000  1937 

200,000  Oct.    1,  1919 

124.000  Jan.   1, 1917 

274,000  Jan.    1,  1919 
216.OOO  1914 

484.OOO  Jan.   1, 1925 


South  NaahT.  St.  RR.  1  si  M . 

Nashville  St.  Ry.  eonsnl.  M.  (  1895  5  g.  J  -  J 

93.000.000.  gold  91.000. .  <  Interest  at 

Of  the  <OMO(.  mortgage  ot  1895,  91,51 6,000  are  In  escrow  to  redeem 
underlying  bonds. 

ROAO— Own*  49  miles  of  trolley  road  lu  city  of  Nashville,  Tenn 
Rails  4O-  Ib.  T  and  45  and  8O-lb.  girder.  Fiscal  year  ends  April  30. 

e   o       ne-f>nu.nth.    (  >*»< Gross.  9322,566;  net,  9139,804. 

EARNiNOS-li  month*,  }  18ftM Qro-     311,896;  net.     125,527 

May  1  to  Apr.  30.      l^ggy^ GroM>    301,470;  net,    103.957 

OFFICERS— Elected  In  May,  1890— President,  Thomas  M.  Steger;  Vice- 
Preatdeui.  L.  H.  Tyson;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,   N.  P.  Yeatman;. 
Oeneral  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent.  E.  G.  Connette.    V.  63,  p.  78, 
64.  p.  135. 

NASHVILLE  &  SUBURBAN  RY.-A  steam  and 
electrlo  road. 

ORGANIZATION — A  reorganisation  In  May,1896,of  the  Nashville  Trao 
tlou  Co.  Capital  stock  1*  91CO.OOO.  No  bond*  Issued  to  June,  1 896. 

STOCK  A  BONOw—  Datt.  InUitti.  Outstanding  Maturity. 
Stuck79100.000^7 " 

ROAO— Operate*  9>t  miles,  of  which  part  steam  and  part  electric. 

OFFICERS -Prr«ldeot,  Wui.  Chevkley  Shaw;  Sec.  and  Tress.,  8.  Har- 
vey Bennett.- V.  61,  p.  559  ;  V.  62,  p.  85,  278.  5O2.  990. 


NATICK,    MASS. 

Pori-LATios  1890  WA*  9.118:  »  188O  WAS  8,479; 
AHD  OT  197O  WAS  6.4O4. 

NATICK  &  COCHITUATE  STREET  RAIL- 
W  A  Y— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Owns  9  miles  of  main  line  track  and  Hi  mile  sidings 
Stock  9100,000.  par  9100.  Unfunded  debt  Sept.  30, 1896, 91,500.  On 
July  15, 1895,  six  mile*  of  road  through  Wellesley  was  completed  and 
eqmpped.  and  capital  stock  wa*  Increased  from  931.100  to  91OO.OOO. 
DtTtdends— In  1893-4,  6  p.  o.  on  931. 1OO;  In  1894-5, 3  p.c.;  In  1895-6, 
5p.e. 
EARNINGS— For  years  ending  Sept.  30 : 

•..„..  \,i.        Inl.Jlajei.  Ditidendi.  Bat. Mr. 

9S8XMO  9B.2M  97O2  95.OOO  92.554 

20,891  7,990  721  2^88  :i.i;7«; 

13.494  .i.l'.H  .,11  !.-«..;  984 

Total  surplus  Sept.  3O.  1896.  97,761. 

OFFICERS— President.  Harrison  Harwood;  Treasurer,  R.  W.  Ilsrwood; 
Clerk,  Frank  II.  Hayes. 

SOUTH  MIDDLESEX  STREET  RAILWAY- 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1891.  Originally  Natlck  Electrlo  Street 
Ry.  running  from  Natiok  to  Framlngham,  but  In  1894  name  changed 
and  road  extended  from  South  Framlngham  through  Ashland  to  Hop- 
klnton,  a  distance  of  7  miles. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—        Date.       Interttt.    Outtlanfg.        Maturity. 

-K.,  k  seebelow.    »10O,OOO        

1st  M.,  9100,000.  gold.    1895       6g.F-A         1OO.OOO       Feb.  1, 1916 

Interest  payable  at  International  Tnut  Company,  Boston. 

Dividends :    In  1894.  6  p.  o.;  In  1894-95,  2Hi  p.  e.;  In  1895-96,  4  p.  a. 

Current  liabilities  October  1, 1895,  were  9130,966  but  since  reduced 
by  the  Issue  of  99O.OOO  bonds. 

ROAO— Owns  13  Hi  mile*  of  track ;  rails  45  and  60-lb.  T. 

EARNINGS— Year  ending  September  30,  1896,  gross,  951,009;  net. 
910,460;  Interest,  taxes,  etc.,  910,196;  dividends,  94.00O;  balance, 
lurpliu  for  year,  92,264.  In  1894-95,  gross  from  operating  6  miles  till 
April  and  13  miles  from  May  1,  941,958;  net,  912,530. 


54 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


NEENAH,     W1S. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  5,083;  IN  1880  WAS  4,202; 

AM>  IN  1870  WAS  2,655. 

MENASHA  &  NEENAH  STREET  RAIL- 
WAY—A  Uoree  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.-Cliarterod  in  1885-86.  Stock  (par  $50), 
$25,000;  1st  mortgage  (par  $500) ,  $25,000. 

ROAD— Owns  between  3  and  4  mile*  of  track.  President  and  Treas 
arer,  F.  Schumacher,  1347  Monaduook  Building,  Chicago,  111. 

NEGAUNEE,  MICH. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  6,078 ;  IN  1880  WAS  3,931 ; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  2,559. 

N  EG AUNEE  &  ISHPEMING  STREET  RAIL- 
WAY &  ELECTRIC- 

OROANIZATION— Consolidation  of  the  Negaunee  A  Ishpemlng  Street 
Railroad  Co.,  toe  Negaunee  Electric  Light  Co.  and  the  Ishpemlng  Elec- 
tric A  Qas  Co.  Capital  stock  paid  in,  $142,000.  Unfunded  debt  in 
Aug.,  1895,  $29,000.  Owns  4  miles  of  track.  President, 8.  S.  Mitchell 

NEW    ALBANY,   IND. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  21,059  j  IN  1880  WAS  16,423; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  15,396. 

NEW    ALBANY    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Successor  ot  the  New  Albany  Street  BR.,  of  whose 
(took  in  1890  the  Kentucky  &  Indiana  Bridge  Company  purchased  con 
trol.  In  1894  the  Bridge  Company  having  become  embarrassed,  this 
company  also  passed  into  receiver's  hands.  Receiver  is  John  MacLeod. 

STOCK  &  BONDS-  Dale.    Interest.    Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Receiver's  eertiflcates $30,OOO  

New  Albany  Street  Ry.  1st.. 1888     6J-J        $150,000     Julyl,1913 

Jan.,  '95,  coupon  unpaid.  Trustee,  Louisville  Tr.  Co.,  Louisville,  Ky. 
N.Alb'y  By. M. $500,000 g...  1893  5gJ-J  $50,000  Jan.  1, 1913 

In  default.    Trustee,  Columbia  Finance  <fc  Trust  Co.,  Louisville,  Ky. 

ROAD— Operates  7  miles  of  track  and  road. 


HIGHLAND   RAILROAD.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  in  1895.    Succeeded  on  December  1, 

1895,  New  Albany  Highland  RR.,  sold  in  foreclosure. 

Stock  $25,000.    1st  mortgage,  $75,000,  Incomes  for  5  years,  dated 

1896,  5  per  cent,  J.  &  J.,  issued  $56,000,  due  January  1, 1921. 
ROAD— Two  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS— President,  Henry  Terstegge;  Viee-President,  John  H. 
Bhrader,  jr.;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Frank  H.  Gohmann. 

NEW    BEDFORD,    MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  40,733;  IN  1880  WAS  26,845; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  21,320. 

DARTMOUTH  &  WESTPORT  STREET  RY.- 
An  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— stock,  $150,000;  1st  mort.,  $150,000,  dated 
1895,  gold,  o*  ($1,000  each),  5s  A-O,  issued  $90,000,  due  April  1, 1915. 
truttee,  International  Trust  Co.,  Boston,  where  interest  Is  payable. 
Dividends:  In  1895,  Oct.,  5  p.  0.;  in  1896,  Jan.,  April  and  July,  lia 
p.  o.  each;  Oct.,  2  p.  o.;  total,  6H)  p.  e.;  in  1897,  Jan.,  2  p.  c. 

ROAD  -Connects  cities  of  Fall  River  and  New  Bedford.  Owns  9'7 
miles  of  track  and  operates  in  all  13-7  miles  of  main  track.  For  year 
ending  Sept.  30,  1896,  gross,  $107,958;  net,  $20,986;  other  income 

•  $3,184;  interest,  $4,512;  taxes,  etc.,  $3,531;  dividends,  $14,250;  bal.) 
«ur.  for  year,  $1,877.     Total  surplus  Sept.  30,  1896,  $15,299.     In 
1894-5,  gross,  $103,304;  net,  $13,181.    President  F.  W.  Brightman,  Fall 
Blver,  Mass. 

•  UNION  STREET  RAILWAY— A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  March  18,  1887.    The  population  of 

the  city  according  to  the  company's  officials  was  estimated  in  Febru- 
ary, 1895,  at  from  55,000  to  60,000. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.       Interest.    Outstand'g.  Last  din.,  etc 

8took,$350,000(par$100)  Q-F      $350,000    Feb., '97, 2% 

lstmort*age 5     J-J        100,000    July  2, 1898 

Oonsol.  M.  for  $500,000.  <  1894        5gJ-J        250,000    Jan.  2, 1914 

g..  s.  f.,  not  subj.  to  nail  \  Int.  at  Old  Colony  TrustCo.,  Boston,  trustee 
Current  liabilities  Oct.  '96 169,134 

Bond*. -Consols  of  1894  for  $100,000  are  reserved  for  prior  bonds. 

New  stock  ($90,000)  in  August,  1895,  was  sold  at  $125  per  share. 

Dividends— lu  1892-93  7  per  cent ;  in  1893-94  6  per  cent ;  in  1894-95 
4  per  cent;  in  1895-6,  8  p.  c.;  in  Nov.,  '96,  2  p.  o.;  in  '97,  Feb.,  2  p.  o. 

ROAD— On  Sept.  30, 1895,  owned  18-3  miles  of  trolley  road  (measured 
M  single  track),  of  which  2  miles  Is  sidings,  switches,  etc. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— Jan.  1  to  Sept.  30,  9  months,  gross,  $159,740  In 
1896;  $139,338  in  1895.  From  Jan.  1  to  Deo.  31,  1895,  12 
months,  gross  $196,127,  against  $168,637  in  1394. 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  Sept.  30.  In  1893-94  road  was  In 
process  of  reconstruction.  The  gross  earnings  for  1896  below  include 
$18,548,  and  In  1895  $13,305  from  "  tolls,  rents,  advertising,  etc. 

1896.          1895.     I  1896         1895 

Gross  earns... $224,144    $196.069  |  Dividends  paid.. $28,000    $10,400 

Net.  86,496        69,366  I  Bal.,sur.,foryear  17  96O      26  702 

Int..taxes,eto.     30,535        32,264 1  Total sur.Sep.30.  771436      GSMm 

OFFICERS-Presldent,  H.  H.  Crapo;  Vice-President,  F.  S.  Stevens; 
Secretary  Edward  8.  Brown,  Treasurer,  H.  H.  Crapo.— V.  63,  p.  1061- 
-^»— 

NEW   BRITAIN,  CONN. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  19,007;  IN  1880  WAS  13,979; 

AND  IS  1870  wis  9,840. 

CENTRAL  RAILWAY  &  ELECTRIC- 
ORGANIZATION— Does  both  an  electric  light  and  street  railway  (trol- 
ley) business,  being  a  consolidation  of  the  New  Britain  Tramway  ano: 
New  Britain  Electric-Light  Co.    Securities  below  Include  both  railway 
and  lighting  plant    Population  In  1895  estimated  at  26.000. 


STOCK  &  BONDS—  -Miles.  Date.     Interest.  Outstanding.  Maturity. 

Stock  ($1,000,000)  $25 $600,000r.p 

1st  mortgage  (Trustee,  <  13>a  1893      5J-D       533,000     Deo.  1,  1923 

Old  CoLTr.  Co.,Bost.)  <  Interest  at  New  Britain  National  Bank. 
Bills  payable  Oct.  1, 1896 $19,OOO       

NOTE— AH  bond  Interest  to  June  1, 1896,  was  canceled. 

ROAD— Oct.  1,  1896,  owned  road  13-65  miles  in  length,  being  4»a 
miles  in  city  streets  and  4>a  miles  to  Plainville;  4  miles  to  Berlin; 
switches,  etc.,  %  mile.  Length  of  road  paved  3%  miles.  TheNewlng- 
ton  Tramway  is  owned  Jointly  with  the  Hartford  Street  Railway 
Rails  35,  40,  56  and  60  Iba.  Cars,  12  closed  and  20  open. 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  Sept.  30. 

From  pass.  Sundries.     Elee.  light.      Total  gross. 
1895-96...  $84,412        $1,677           $56,726  $142,815 

1894-95...     64,560             426             50,854  115,840 

1893-94...    51,019          1,010  52.029 

From  net  in  1895-96  were  paid  taxes,  $7,542;  no  Interest  on  bonds 
paid.  In  1894-95,  taxes,  $6,401;  interest,  $3,796. 

OFFICERS— President,  A.  M.  Young,  Waterbury;  Secretary,  C.  8. 
Landers ;  Treasurer,  F.  G.  Platt,  New  Britain;  General  Manager  and 
Purchasing  Agent,  E.  8.  Breed.— V.  62,  p.  186. 


fTet. 

$46,343 
28,373 
13.842 


NEW   BRUNSWICK,  N.   J. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  18,603 ;  IN  1880  WAS  17,166 ; 
AND  IN '1870  WAS  15,058. 

BRUNSWICK  TRACTION  CO.- 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  May  14,  1895,  to  purchase,  equip  with 
electricity  and  to  operate  the  New  Brunswick  City  Railway.  Capital 
stock  authorized,  $500,000;  issued  and  paid  in  Jan.  1, 1896,  $100,000; 
la  July,  1896,  issued  a  mortgage  for  $500,000  of  5  p.  c.  gold  $1,000  c« 
bonds  dated  May  1, 1896,  due  July  1, 1926;  bonds  cannot  be  called; 
interost  J.&J.  at  office  of  trustee;  outstanding  (Feb.,  1897),  $76,000, 
to  Fidelity  Title  &  Deposit  Co.  of  Newark,  as  trustee;  miles  of  track,  7. 

DIRECTORS  AND  OFFICERS— President,  Gottfried  Kueger;  Vice-Presl- 
dent,  John  Radel ;  Sec'y  and  Treas.,  Edward  H.  Radel.— V.  62,  p.  29. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  CITY  RAILW AY- 
ORGANIZATION — Chartered  in  1868.    In  May,  1895,  control  of  this 
horse  road  was  sold  to  the  Brunswick  Traction  Company.    It  is  pro- 
posed to  build  from  New  Brunswick  to  South  Amboy,  by  way  of  South 
River  and  Sayresville,  about  14  miles.    In  November,  1895,  road  from 
New  Brunswick  to  Mllltown  was  opened.    Construction  will  continue 
to  Bound  Brook,  Metuchen  and  South  Amboy.    The   road   In  New 
Brunswick  is  in  full  operation. 
STOCK  &  BONDS—     Miles.    Date.    Interest.  Outstand'g.      Maturity. 

Stock $100,000      Allpaldin. 

1st  mortgage... 6      A-O         25,000  1896 

Oth.  debt  Jan.  1,  '96 173,286    

EARNINGS — For  year  1895,  on  7  miles,  gross,  $16,334. 
ROAD  -In  January,  1896,  said  to  operate  20  miles  of  track. 


NEW  CASTLE,  PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  11,600;  in  1880  was  8,418; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  6,164. 

NEW  CASTLE  ELECTRIC  STREET  RAIL- 
WAY—A trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Sept.  28,  1889.  In  August,  1896,  this 
property  was  purchased  by  its  present  owners  for  $80,000  in  cash. 
No  new  stock  [or  bonds  were  issued. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Par.  Authorized.  Outstanding.  Dividends. 

Stock $50  $40,OOO  $40,000f.  p.  None  to  1895 

Loans  June  30, '90 20,000  

ROAD— Owns  2'1  miles  of  track  in  New  Castle.  Rails,  4513,  66-lb. 
girder. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross  earnings  were 
$13,790 ;  net,  $743;  In  1894-5,  gross,  $8,446. 

OFFICERS— President,  R.  R.  Quay ;  Vice-President  Arthur  Kennedy, 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  DeWitt  Sllworth ;  Supt.,  William  Cummins 


NEW  HAVEN,  CONN. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  85,981  ;  IN  1880  WAS  62,882  ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  50,840. 

FAIR  HAVEN  &  WESTVILLE  RAILROAD 
—A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  June  20,  1860.  Stock  for  $200.000  was 
issued  Jan.  2,  1895,  to  pay  for  putting  in  trolley.  In  January,  1897, 
issued  $300,000  additional  stock  (making  total  outstanding  $900,000) 
for  purchase  of  the  New  Haven  &  Centervllle.—  V.  64,  p.  134. 

STOCK  —  Par.    Dividends.  Outstanding.      Lastdiv. 

Stock  auth.  ($1.500,000)  .    $25          J-J  $900.000        See  text. 

Twelve  notes,  $10,000  ...............          120,000  ........... 

305,000      Sept.  1,1933 


Dividends—  In  year  ending  Sept.  30,  1896,  paid  two  dividends  of  4 
per  cent  each. 

ROAD—  Owned  Oct.  1,  1896,  19-7  miles  of  track  and  »io  miles  of  siding, 
Line  extends  from  Fair  Haven  via  Chapel  St.,  New  Haven,  to  Westvllle  , 
with  branches  to  steamboat  wharf,  out  East  Chapel  Street,  to  railroad 
station,  etc.  Rails  50,  60,  70  Ibs.  steel  T-  New  Haven  &  North  Haven 
Street  Railway  2-2  miles  additional.  The  New  Haven  <fc  Centrevllle  , 
11%  miles,  was  acquired  in  January,  1897.  Total,  33'62  miles. 

EARNINGS—  The  following  earnings  are  for  the  Fair  H.  A  Westville 
road  only;  for  earnings  of  New  H.  &  Oenterville,  acquired  In  Janu- 
ary, 1897,  see  that  company.  For  years  ending  Oct.  1  earnings.,  etc., 
were: 


Year  to  Oct.  1—    1896.  1895. 

Gross $275,632  $241,726 

Other 5,391  5,932 

Total  earns. $281,023  $247,658  | 


1896.  1895. 

Net  earnings. . .  $75,730  $60,480 

Taxes 10,782  8,420 

Dividends 48,000  40,000 

Interest 6,750  6,500 


STREET    KAILWAYS. 


BALANCE  SHEET—  Falrharea  *  WattvlUe.  Sept.  30,  1896  : 
Atttt*. 


.  IMbUitie*. 

Cemtraetlon  Acet  ........  $587.291    Stuck  ......................  $600,000 

135I513  I  Bill*  payable  .............   120,000 

3.7O1    Proflt  and  low  ............     27.639 

21,133 


Ca*h  ou  hand 

M.  H.*So.  UarenSt.  Ky. 


8747,639 
;    Vtoe-Preeldent,  Saumel 


•747.6*9 

OFFlCER»-Preeldent,  Henry  8. 
Hemingway;  Troerorrr.  Lererett  Caadee.  Director*,  H.  8.  Parmelee, 
John  B.  Carrington,  Samuel  Hemingway,  E.  Hare*  Trowbridg*.  Qeo. 
D.  Watroiu,  Jame*  8.  Hrmlugway.  Wilbur  F.  Day,  Samuel  E.  Mcrwln. 
all  of  New  Haven.— V.  64,  p.  134. 


MANUFACTURERS  STREET  RAILWAY.- 
OMANIZATION  —  OrganUed  In  Majr,  1896.  Own*  road  ISi  mile*  in 
length,  n*ed  (or  freight  pnrpoee*.  running  from  a  freight  depot  to  a 
manufacturing  eeeUon.  part  of  the  war  on  private  land  and  part  on 
the  street*.  Power  1*  obtained  from  Pair  Haven  line.  Company  •  wni 
eae  elMtrle  locomotive.  Capital  stock,  920.0OO;  no  bond*,  President, 
George  8.  Bauman. 

NEW   ENGLAND  STREET    RAILWAY. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  in  February,  1893,  nnder  tbe  laws  of 
Hew  Jeney.  to  control  etreet  railway*  In  the  Hew  England  Slate*.  In 
MOT..  18*4.  controlled  a  large  majority  of  toe  (took  of  the  Winchester 
Ar.  KB.  Co.  of  Hew  Haven,  Conn.,  and  aUo  eoutrulled  the  Plymouth 
A  Kingston  By.  Co.  of  Plymouth.  Mm  Be*  T.  63,  p.  239. 

STOCK  -  ttw.  Itifidnul.  0*l*UMHm9.  Lcut  Diw. 

(  825  teitQ.-J.  9l.081.925  Jan.15,'97.1*. 

—•v  ax  nan  ana 
95.000,000  1 

authorized  ..........  1 


. 

DitUtmdi  hare  been  :    1  p.  e.  <jnar.  (4  per  an.) 
u  18B5  j         ,       „_.  A  j     !       ^.  Jul     ! 

Oct,.mp.e.;ln$6.Jea..l'4p.c.;Apr..mp.e.; 
July.mp.c^Oct-.l  p.e^ial897,5an.,lp.c. 


LATEST  EAKNINOS-FOT  year  ending  Dee.  31,  1896,  (row  (of  Win" 
cheater  Are.  and  Plymouth  *  Klagrton).  9*77,928;  IB  1895,  9262,417: 
In  1894.  9987.190. 

OFFiCERS-TJee-Preeldent,  A.  B.  Mitchell.  Boston.  Ma**.;  Treasurer. 
Urael  A.  Kelaey.  We»t  Haven.  Cona.-V.  63.  p.  229. 

NEW    HAVEN*  STREET    RAILWAY-A  trolley 

tual  charter  from  State  of  Connecticut 
reet  UoneRR..  the  Hew  rfaren  *  MonU 


OAOANLZATION—  Ha«  per 
It  ha*  abaorbed  the 


Owe  Railway,  the  Lake  SaltoaetaU  BB.  and  the  Edgewood  Street 
RR.  aad  aVUewood  Avenue  Electric  oonDenle*.    It  ha*  alto  taken  a 
99-year  lea**)  of  the  Whitney  Aveaae  Railway  Co.    A*  to  charter  ace 
editorial  article  la  May.  189o.BOrTUU>urr. 
STOCK  6V  Bo«oa-  D»U.   /mere*.  O*t*u*ff.    LmttiMdn*. 

Stock  (91.250,000)  9100 Bee  text.  91.000.000  JulylH.-96.2i<% 

--\OOtn..\\tM  5  «  M-8    600.000        Sept.  1.  1913 
j  Int.  at  trwtee.  Am.  L.  A  Tr.  Co..  Boetoa. 
•W    5      J-D         990,000    Jane  1. 1914 
Int.  at  Melee,  Am.  L.  A  Tr.  Co..  BoeKm. 
7*00     


ArBBTboeoXga. 

by  a  tr«t  mortgage  Ue»o»  the  etreet  rail  way  treekageof  the 
Street  Batlread  O»..  a»4  ae  a  imeil  mnrmn  Baa  oa  all  the  mllBage  and 
property  of  the  Hew  Karen  Street  Railway  Company.    The  Amorteea 
Loan  A  Tru.t  Cotapaay  of  Boeto*  U  tnwtee  of  both  mortgage*. 
OlviOCNOe-U  teeal  year  1S94-S  paid  2S  p.  e.;  la  1896.96.  2>.  p.  e. 


MM 

97^96 
25.000 

.,  •..•:. 


•eteamlaca. 

Int-ou  IH.I..I. 


9197^31 
75.100 


DtrMend 

Oper.  enrpio*      12J871 

mile*  of  track  In  the  elt y  of 
to  be  built  In  fall  of  1896.    Of 
(Whitney  Are.  Ry.)  are  held  wader  a 


RoAO.-In  Oet..  189«,  wa* 
Hew  Harea  aad  Mhorbe;  S 
the  total  trackage  2>* 

year 

centre  of  Hew  Raven  ("The  Often ~)  to  EMt  Bock  Park, 

MMe  and  the  Point,  aad 
and  I^ikt  Saltoeatall.  the 

>  ef  Merry  Cere,  Whttney?Ule,  Ea*t  Haren.  Centre- 
Tine  awl  Weetrllle. 

OFFCER»-rYe»lde»t,  D.  Corny:    Tlu«  Pieeldent.   C.  A. 
8erratarT.Trea*araraadOe»»ral  Manager.  O.  A.  W.  Dodge. 

D«ICTO«»-T.  8,  Krutt.  »ew  York:   T.  M.  Waller,  Hew  Loafea, 
Conn.;  S  Harrlima  Wagaer,  David  Corey.  W.  J.  Atwaler.  Ell  Whltaey. 
A.  W.  Dodge.  J.  J.  Ijtwton.  Chaile*  Warren. 


NEW  HAVEN  A  CENTREVILLE  STREET 
RA I  LW  A  Y  -A  trolley  road. 

OROANiZATiow-Aeqalred  la  January.  1997.  »y  the  Fair  Harea  * 
WeetvHle  BB — whleh  aee. 

RoAO-Llne  I*  8V»  mile*  la  length  (6  mile*  pared)  extending 
eeraer  Chanel  and  Charah  etreeu.  Hew  Haren.  to  CentrarlUe;  total  of 
ell  track,  11H  mile*. 

EARNIN09— For  yean  ending  Augwt  31 : 

Tear.  great  IT*.          Imltrnl.        Tut*.       9al..i*r 

199546 9M.198       938.SO8       818.2AO       93.223  92.O35 

199440 44^91         9039*    .     19.799         2JUO  I  -'•! 


WEST  SHORE    R AILWA Y-AtroUey road. 

O*OANUATiow-CemaMey«d  eperatlnc  J«ly  J.  1»94.  In  January, 
1996,  road  wa*  Innf  for  99  yean  to  Wlaeaeeter  Avenue  Ballroad. 
Btrreet  aad  dlrldead*  at  5  per  eeat  per  annum  being  guaranteed. 
1HU*. 


.TT...  j  latereet  at  Merchant.'  Nat.  Bank,  New  Ilarea. 


ROAD— Owns  road  3-9  mile*  lu  length,  extending  from  Savin  Book  to 
Wooduiout  In  tlie  to wu«  of  Orange  and  M  ilf ord.  Also  baa  trackage  over 
Wluohester  Avenue  Line  to  centre  of  New  Haven.  Rails  T  60  Ibs. 
— V.  62,  p  86. 

W  INC  HESTER    AVENUE    RAILROAD-A. 

trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Thf  Sew  Haven  A  Weet  Haven  RR.  Co.,  has  been, 
absorbed  by  consolidation.  In  January,  1896,  leased  West  Shore 
Railway  for  99  years,  guaranteeing  interest  and  5  per  cent  dividend*. 

STOCK  &  BONOS.—        P«w.      Intemt.     Otitttaiuling        Ltut  div.  ele. 

Stock,  «6OO,000 $25        $600.000       Notreported. 

(  5  g.  M.  -  N.  500,000          Nov.  1.  1912- 

1st  M.  gold  1892, e* a)r <  Inttmt  »t  1st  Nat.  Bank,  X.  T.,  and  In  Boston 

f     at  Safe  Deposit  &  Trust  Co. 

Debentures,  gold  s.  f.,  $  1891     6*.  M-S  $9t,OOO          Mar.  1. 19O9 

93,5OOyearly (     Subject  to  call  at  1O2  after  March  1, 1899. 

Interest  at  Bocton  Safe  Deposit  <fc  Trust  Co. 

Boiuii—The  bond*  are  Joint  obligations  of  the  Winchester  Avenue 
RR.  Co.  and  the  New  Haven  A  West  Haven  and  cover  all  property 
owned  or  to  be  hereafter  acquired  under  the  charters. 

ROAD— In  October.  1896,  was  operating  about  18  miles  of  track,  of 
whleh  15  owned.  It*  lines  extend  to  Union  Depot.  Savin  Rook,  C  ty 
Point,  Evergreen  Cemetery  out  Congreu  Ave.  to  Boulevard ;  al*o- 
CroMtown  line  to  Bead  Street.  Lease*  West  Shore  Ry.— which  *ee. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— FUeal  year  end*  Sept.  30.  In  1895-96  grose, 
9251.314;  net,  998.896;  taxe*.  98,720 ;  Intereet,  $30,479 ;  dividend*, 
909,900;  denelt,  99,903.  In  1894-95  grou,  9232,246 ;  net,  990,857. 

OKXFRAL  BALANCE  SHEET  SEPT.  30,  1896. 

Liabilitiet. 

Stock 9600,000 

Bond* 594.000 


Atteli. 

Construction :....  96O9.221 

Equipment 227,304 

Stock  rUchta,  etc 329,961 

Account*  receivable —  3,999 

Oath 35.900 

ProttandloM 16,743 


Bill*  payable 13,496 

Account*  payable 4,743 

Inter**!  accrued 10,889 


91,223,128 
Secretary,  Treasurer   and 


91.223.l-J- 

OFF(CER9— Vlee-Prealdent,  J.  tirah 
General  Manager,  I.  A.  Kelaey. 

DIRECTORS  Jaaiae  Graham  and  I.  A.  Kelaey,  Hew  Haren;  Samuel  A. 
Bterea*  aad  8.  H.  Wagner.  Hew  Haren;  A.  F.  Maeon,  Boston,  and  J. 
0.  Beemer.  Tonken.  H.  Y.-V.  62,  p.  86 


NEW    LONLXDN,    CONN. 

rorOLATO*  1890  WA*  13.757;  IX  1880  WAS  10,537; 
A*D  IV  1870  WAI  9.576. 

NEW  LONDON  STREET  R AILW A Y-A  trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  In  1886.  and  ha*  perpetual  franchise. 

STOCK  oV  BONOn-       MiUt.  Date.     Int.       Outttantfg.    LaHM*.,eU 
8tochjl50(>,000eutli.)| j.j     9347^00    Jan. V97 (3%). 

l*tM.,9i'sO.bwigoid.    7-181893    5|A-O        110.OOO       Oct.  1.  1923 

I  ntcrest  and  dividend*  are  payable  at  American  Loan  A  Tnut  Co., 
Boeton.  Of  the  mortgage  for  815O.OOO  the  balance  anUwned  I*  reeerved 
to  be  applied  under  law*  of  Connecticut  for  new  property,  a*  needed, 
at  not  exceeding  75  per  cent  of  IU  ooet. 

MvitfM*  July.  1894.  2>i  p.  e.;  In  1895.  6  p.  o.;  in  1896,  7  p.  o.;  in. 
1897,  Jan.,  3>«p.e. 

ROAO-Own*  7-18  mile*  of  road  («lngle  track)  laid  with  48-lb.  T  rail*. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  yean  endln*;  Sept  3O  earning*  hare  been: 

1998.       1895.     I  !-•.»•>  !-'.>:.. 

Groat  earning*. .952,661    951.134    Dividend*.. .7*912.8006*99.000 

Hot  earning*....  22,648      21.U6    BaL. Mr 3.598          4,878 

Intueit  paid ...       5.5OO        5^00    Tot  lur.Sept  30.  27.052        23,454 
Taze*,eta. 75O        2,1501 

OcnoM9—  Prealdant  and  Secretary.  Walter  Learned.  New  London 
Treaenrer.  Wm.  A.  Tueker,  Bocton.  Ma**.;  Superintendent  and  Pur- 
ehulng  Ajrcnt.  L.  Beatley.    V.  61.  p.  61 1;  V.  62.  p.  684. 


NEW  ORLEANS,  LA. 

PorOLATIO*  1890  WAI  242,039;  I*  1880  WAI  216,090; 
AKD  IM  1870  WAI  191,418. 

ALGIERS  GOULDSBORO  &  GRETNA. 
R  A I  LW  AY  -An  animal  road. 

ROAD— Bald  to  operate  3-75  mile*  of  track.  Capital  itock.  925.OOO;. 
boada.  925.000. 

OFFICERS— President,  Treasurer  and  Superintendent,  A.  M.  Halllday 

CANAL  A  CLAIBORNE  RAILROAD-A trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  In  1888.  Franchise  (extended  In  1896) 
expire*  In  1962.  Being  equipped  with  electricity. 

<  <fc  BONOS-          Date.  Jntertft.  Outttanfg.  Lot!  dit.,  etc. 

Seetext.  9240,000f.p.     July,1895,2>(* 

6  M-N       150.000  1912 

>ld,«800,-i    1896  6g.  M-N      650,000  May  1, 1946 

OOO  (95OO*  A  91.000)  ( Interest  at  New  Orleans  office. 

The  oon*oU  were  authorized  for  new  construction,  change  of  motive 
power,  etc..  and  *  1 5O.OOO  are  reserved  to  retire  the  old  nr*U  of  1912. 

Diri'tewto— Dividends  of  5  per  cent  per  annum  have  been  paid  *luoe 
1892.  Intercut  at  company'*  office.  In  June,  1894,  paid  2"«  per  cent; 
Dec.,  24  per  cent;  1895,  July,  2>i  i>er  cent. 

ROAD— The  authorized  mileage  I*  60  mile*,  of  which  14  mile*  were 
completed  and  4  miles  nnder  construction  In  February,  1897. 


istSoFautaVd.j 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


Of  FlCERS-Proddent,  Jos.  H.DeGrange;  Sec.  and  Treas..  B.  1.  De- 
<)r»n«e.  Hngtneeni,  Ford,  Baoon  A  Davis.  Dlreotors-J.  W.  Castle, 
President  of  the  Hibernla  National  Bank;  Harris  Hyman.  of  Hyman. 
Killer  4  Co  ;  J.  K.  Newman,  son  of  Isidore  Newman ;  I.  8.  West,  L. 
Fabaober,  Joseph  H.  De  Orange  and  C.  H.  C.  Brown. 

NEW    ORLEANS   TRACTION-(LIMITED.) 

ORGANIZATION— Organlied  In  Nov.,  1892,  to  control  street  railways 
In  New  Orleans.  Has  acquired  control  of  the  Crescent  City  RR. 
*nd  New  Orleans  City  4  Lake  RR,  operating  them  according  to  terms 
•tated  In  report  for  each  below.  Road  has  been  In  process  of  re-bulld- 
Ing  for  operation  by  electricity. 

STOCK  4  BONDS-  Da*-  Interest.  ^^^-  Maturity,  etc. 

•Common  slock *5MX?Mi°J  

Pntfamd  Rtock  •  2.50O.OOO  

Collateral  trust  noti^i'.O  1894  6g.M-N  1,216.000  May  1,1904 

500,000,  gold J    Subject  to  call  after  5  years. 

The  collateral  trust  notes  are  secured  by  deposit  of  11,171  shares 
<par  $100)  stock  of  the  N.  O.  City  4  Lake,  16,2 17  shares  (par  $100) 
of  the  Crescent  City  and  3,333  shares  of  the  La.  Eleo.  Light  Co.  stock, 
ami  also  $500,000  consolidated  bonds  of  the  latter  company ;  5,000 
additional  shares  of  N.  O.  City  4  Lake  stock  are  to  be  deposited  later. 

On  Nov.  SO,  1896,  the  company  reported  outstanding  loans  and  bills 
payable  of  $276,999  (having  been  reduced  during  1896  from  $1,853.- 
4O2  by  sale  of  Crescent  City  and  N.  O.  City  &  Lake  securities)  and  there 
•were  $284,OOD  Traction  collateral  trust  notes  In  the  treasury. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  Nov.  30.  Report  for  1895-96 
•wa»  In  V.  64,  p.  177.  Earnings  of  all  companies  operated  and  con- 
trolled foryear  1895-96  were:  Gross,  $1,334,276;  net,  $555,468 ;  in- 
terest, sinking  fund,  taxes,  etc..  $428,973 ;  balance,  $126,495 ;  divi- 
dend (to  minority  stockholders),  $58,047;  surplus  to  N.  O.  Traction, 
$68,448.  In  1894-95,  gross,  $1,327,756 ;  net,  $575,598.  In  1893-94, 
gross,  $95 1,528;  net,  $331,020. 

ROAD— In  February,  1897,  was  operating  115  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS— President,  R.  M.  Walmsley  (Jan.,  1897);  Secretary  and 

Treasurer,  A.  H.  Ford,  New  Orleans.     Directors:    Albert  Baldwin, 

R.  M.  Walmsley,  Frank  T.  Howard,  C.  H.  Hyams  and  J.  C.  Denis  all  of 

Ifew  Orleans;  C.  D.  Wymau  and  G.  W.  Norton.— V.  59,  p.  920, 1007;  V. 

60,  p.  968 ;  V.  62,  p.  330 ;  V.  63,  p.  794 ;  V.  64,  p.  1 7T. 

NEW  ORLEANS  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
CRESCENT  CITY  RAILROAD. 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  In  1866.  In  1893  leased  to  New  Orleans 
Traction  for  50  years  at  6  per  cent  on  stock,  all  interest  charges,  etc. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—       Date.    Interest.       Outstand'g.       Last  div..  etc. 

•Capital  stock  ($1OO) 6  J-J  10       $2,000,000  Jan.  10, '97,  3% 

1st  mortgage...  .     1883    6  M.  -N.  59,000  1895-99 

M.irti.Mi.'cni1   1886...  .    18s6    6M.-N.  39.000       May,  1, 1896 

*Vin.,>l  M  Mr  «^  noo    )  l$93    5g.  J.-J.          3,000,000     July  1,  1943 

J*"'."  £  Intr rest  payable  by  J  4  W.  Seligman  &  Co.,N.Y. 
100,  $oOO  4o.  gold,  c  $  Sub  to  c£/rior8.t.  ou  and  aft.  July  1,  '98,  at  110. 

Ooniol  3f.  of  1893  Is  for  $5,000,000  (trustee  Fidelity  Trust  &  Safety 
Vault  Co.  of  Louisville) ;  bonds,  in  addition  to  those  now  outstanding, 
may  be  issued  for  extensions  at  $30,000  per  mile  of  completed  track. 
The  sinking  fund  is  to  be  $30,000  yearly  on  and  after  July  1, 1898,  the 
bonds  being  subject  to  call  at  110. 

ROAD.— Operates  50  miles  of  trolley  road  in  New  Orleans. 

Earnings  arc  included  in  New  Orleans  Traction  statement  above. 

NEW  ORLEANS  TRACTION  SYSTEM-NEW 
ORLEANS  CITY  4  LAKE  RAILROAD. 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  on  May  17, 1883,  and  iu  1893  leased  to 
New  Orleans  Traction  at  8  per  cent  on  stock. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—       Date.    Interest.       Outstand'g.       Last  div..  etc. 

fanltal  at™*  f  «1  oo>       5 8  J-J  10       $2,000,000   Jan.  10,  '97, 4% 

'—  }     Paid  at  office,  620  Canal  St.,  New  Orleans. 
New  Orleans  City  RR.    1879    6  J.  -  D.  399,900     Deo.  1, 1903 

N. Orleans  City ALuke.)  1893    5  K  J.-J.         2,599,500     Jau  1, 1943 
,    IstM.  for$5,000,000>.Su6.to<;a(2for8.f.onandaft.Julyl,'98,atllO. 

gold,  $500  &c.,  c*  —  )  Interest  payable  by  J.&  W.  Sellgman  4  Co.,N.Y. 

Mortgage  of  i&t&  (trustee,  Columbia  Finance  &  Trust  Co.,  Louisville, 
Ky.,)  is  for  $$5,000,000,  of  which  sufficient  Is  reserved  to  retire  the  1st 
Os  of  1879,  and  balance  unissued  maybe  sold  for  extensions  at  $30,000 
per  mile  of  completed  road.  Sinking  fund  after  July  1, 1898,  Is  to  be 
$30,000  yearly,  the  bonds  being  subject  to  call  at  110. 

ROAD.— Operates  59  miles  of  electric  and  6  miles  of  steam  road. 

Earnings  are  included  in  New  Orleans  Traction  statement  above. 


NEW  ORLEANS  &  CARROLLTON  RAIL- 
ROAD— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  in  1883. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—         Date.    Interest.    Outstand'g.         Last  div.,etc. 

Capital  stock,  $100 textQ-J    $1,200,000    Jan.20,'97,lV/o 

1st  mortgage 1882      6F-A          250,000  S 

Interest  at  Hlbernia  Nat.  Bank,  N.  O. ) 

2d  mortgage,  gold 1893      6F-A.          350,000 

Interest  at  Hibernia  Nat.  Bank,  N.  O.  ( 1907 

Dividends  in  1894  and  1895  were  at  rate  of  6  per  cent  per  annum  . 
In  1896,  6  p.  c.;  in  1897,  January,  1»«  p.  o.;  paid  at  company's  office.  ' 

ROAD— Operates  16>fl  miles  of  track  on  8H  miles  of  street. 

EARNINGS— For  fiscal  year  ending  Deo.  31,  1896,  gross,  $431,414; 
net,  $169,516 ;  interest  charges,  $47,602 ;  dividends,  $72,000;  bal., 
surplus  for  year,  $49.914.  In  1895,  gross,  $441,900,  against  gross, 
$535,169  In  1894. 

OFFICERS— President,  Jos.  Lenes;  Sec.  and  Treas.,  Walter  V.  Crouch. 


ORLEANS  RAILROAD-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  July  1,  1887.    In  November,  1895,  the 
work  of  equipping  with  trolley  was  completed. 

<,.STOC£-&3££DS~  Date-  Inbrt't-  Outstand'g.    Last  div.  etc. 

Stock,  $500,000,  par  $50 $185,000    June,'94  1  Wn 

Bonds.  }*••••     6    M-N        18,000    Apr.  30, 1912 

o,d-:.z  MB 


Dividend*— June,  1894,  1>4  per  cent;  December,  1894,  none. 
ROAD — Operates  9  >•  miles  of  road  mi  si  "a  miles  of  street. 
OFFICERS— President  (Oct.,  "96),  Paul  Capdevlelle;  Secretary,  Jumes 
Pollock ;  Superintendent,  Henry  J.  Malochos. 


ST.   CHARLES  STREET-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Organized  ill  1866.  Franchise  said  to  expire  in  1906 

STOCK  &  BONDS—         Date.         Interest.     OuMamFg.    Last rfin., etc. 

Capital  stork.  $50 text,  O  -  J    $1,OOO,OOO  Jan.23,'!»7,mj 

lstM..$15,OOOpd.y'ly     1881  6J-D  75,OOOJunel'97-1901 

Interest  paid  by  National  Bank  of  Commerce,  N.  Y.  City. 

Stock  Increased  from  $600,000  to  $1,000,000  in  February,  1895. 

Dividends  In  April,  1894, 1'a per  cent;  July,  2  p.  c. ;  Oct.,  2  p.  c. ;  in 
1895,  Jan.,  2  P.O.;  in  1896,  April,  1  '•_•  p.  o.;  July,  l>a  p.  c.;  Oct.,  l^i  p.c. 
In  1897,  Jan.,  l»sp.  c. 

ROAD— Said  to  operate  12  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS— President  and  Superintendent,  Alden  McLellan:   Secre- 
tary and  Treasurer,  Nicholas  Riviere. 


NEW  YORK  CITY,   N.  Y. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  1,515,501 ;  IN  1880  WAS  1,206,299 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  942,292. 

CENTRAL  CROSSTOWN  RAILROAD-A  hors« 
road. 

ORGANIZATION-  Chartered  March  28,  1873.  May  28,  1890,  leased 
the  Christopher  4  Tenth  St.  RR.  at  8  p.  c.  on  stock  and  Interest  on  debt  • 

STOCK  &  BONDS.—  Par.     Interest.  Outstand'g.  Last  div.. <tc' 

Stock  ($600,000, 100    7    O.  -  J.    $600,000      See  text. 

Istmortgage 1,000    6   M.  -  N.      250,000    Nov.,  1922 

Dividends.— In  fiscal  year  1893-4  paid  7  p.  c.;  in  1894-5,  7  p.  c.;  in 
1895-6,  8>a  p.  c. 


ROAD— Owned  in  fee.  Miles. 

23d  St.  and  East  River  to  Ho- 

boken  Ferry 2 

Second  track .  2 

Sidings *4 

Weight  of  rail  per  yard. 45  to  52  Ibs. 


Operated  under  lease.  Miles. 
Christopher  4  10th  St.  RR  .....  3% 
Second  track  .....  „  .............  3% 


Total  track 
Operated  with  horses. 


LATEST  EARNINGS— 6  mos.,  )  1896 Gross; $287,458;  net,  $77,830 

July  1  to  Dec.  31.          51895 Gross,    276,155;  net,    77,562 

Surplus  over  charges,  $28,346  in  1896 ;  $28,542  in  1895. 
ANNUAL  REPORT— For  years  ending  June  30 : 

Yr.  toJuneSO.       1896.         1895.  1896.       1895. 

Gross  earnings. $559,998  $538,685    Taxes  andrentals  $88,366  $89,164 

Net 161,261    163,823    Interest 15,000    15,000 

Other  income...       5,032        4,540    Bal.  for  div's *2,927    64.199 

I  Dividends.. 51,000    42,000 

OFFICERS — Geo.  S.  Hart,  President;  M.  J.  Masson,  Secretary.  Office 
170  Christopher  St.,  N.  Y.  City.  V.  63,  p.  268, 879 ;  V.  64,  p.  286. 

CENTRAL  CROSSTOWN  SYSTEM-CHRISTO 
PHER  4  TENTH  STREETS  RAILROAD— A  horse  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  April  25, 1873. 

LEASE. — Leased  to  Central  Crosstown  May  1, 1890,  at  8  per  cent  on 
stock  and  interest  on  bonds. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Par.  Interest.  Outstand'g.  Last  dir..d-r. 

Stock 100  8  Q.-J.  $650,000  Jan., '97,2% 

1st  mort.  5s,  6s,  7s 1,000  5,  etc..A.-O.  180,000  Oct.,  1898 

RealestateM M.-N.  30,000  

ROAD— 
Christopher  St.  Ferry  to  10th         Srcond  track 33» 

St.  Ferry,  East  River 2>4  I  Total  owned 7  "-2 

Chris.St.Fer.tol4thSt.&4thav.l14  I 


DRY     DOCK     EAST     BROADWAY     & 
BATTERY    RAILROAD-A  horse  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Dec.  8,  1863. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Par.  Interest.  Oulstand'g. 

Stock 100  6  O.— F.  $1.200,000 

New  mort.,  gold,  1892.  .1,000  5  g.  J.  -  D.  930,000 
Cert.ofdebtnotsub.too.  100  5  F.  -  A.  1,100,000 

ROAD— (60-lb.  rails).  Miles. 


Main  line 10-4 

Second  track 5'7 


Last  din.,  <fe 
Feb.l,'97,lis?» 
Dec.       1,  1932 
Feb..          11114 
JftiM. 

Sidings 4-2 

Total  owned 20-3 


DIVIDENDS— Since  1891,  for  fiscal  year  ending  June  30:  189192, 
5  per  cent;  1892-93,  6  per  cent;  1893-94,  2^  per  cent;  1894-95,4^ 
percent;  1895,' August.  IJa p.  c. ;  Nov.,  l^p-c. ;  In  1896,  6  p.  c  ;  iu 
1897,  Feb.,  Iks  p.  c. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— For  3  months  ending  Sept.  30: 

3  mos.  Gross  Net.  Other  inc.  Int.itlaies.  Bal..  snrp. 

1896 $187.785  $53,571  $1,571  $35,504  $19.638 

1895 196,755  48,848  4,422  32,496  20,774 

ANNUAL  REPORT -Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.    Results  for  1- 
wlth  balance  sheet,  were  given  in  V.  03,  p.  401,  as  follows : 


Tr.end.fneSO.  1896.       1895. 
Gross  earnings. $743,474  $719,765 

Net 184,758    187,524 

Other  income...     12,566      10,264 


1896.          1895. 
Taxes,  etc....   $33,634       $37,03!) 

Interest 99,875         99,0.14 

Dividends.... (6)72,000  (4ia)54,000 


Net  income...  $197,324  $197,788    Bal.  for  year.. df.8,185     su.$7,695 
OFFICERS— President,  Richard  Kelly;  Secretary,  E.  T.  Landon;  Treas- 
urer, John  Byrnes.    Office,  605  Grand  St. 
INDEX -V.  61,  p.  152,393,793;  V.  62, p.  232,988;  V.  63,  p.  401. 

FORTY-SECOND  STREET  MANHATTAN 
VILLE  &  ST.  NICHOLAS  AVENUE  RAIL- 
WAY-See  THIRD  AVENUE  SYSTEM. 


MANHATTAN  (ELEVATED)  RAILWAY-Seo 
INVESTORS'  SUPPLEMENT. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


67 


METROPOLITAN   TRACTION- 

OHOANIZATION — Organised  under  laws  of  New  York  to  construct  and 
control  railways  In  New  York  City.  Its  system,  which  covers  the 
Broadway  Cable  line,  traverses  all  parts  of  the  city  and  embraced  In 
May,  1896,  165-5O  mile*  of  lines,  operated  as  follows:  67  cable 
(single  track),  25*34  miles;  by  underground  electricity,  6-78  miles- 
and  by  hones,  133-39  miles.  Of  this  mileage,  49-83  miles,  including 
the  Broadway  Railway  and  its  extentlons,  are  owned  in  fee  by  the 
Metropolitan  Street  Railway  Co.  (whose  stock  Is  all  owned  by  the 
Traction  Company)  24-12  miles  are  held  under  lease,  with  the  add!' 
tional  security  of  two-thirds  of  the  stock  of  the  subordinate  companies 
bela(  owned  by  the  Traction  Company,  and  91 '60  miles  are  held 
under  long  loan  us.  In  no  instance  less  than  99  years.  V.  62,  p.  278. 

LIQUIDATION  OF  COMPANY— The  directors  on  Nov.  17, 1896,  It  was 
reported,  voted  to  wind  np  the  company's  affairs,  to  give  the  stock  of 
tke  Metropolitan  Street  Ry.  [f3O.000.OOO],  which  it  holds  In  Its  treas- 
ury In  exchange,  share  for  share,  for  its  own  outstanding  stock,  bnt 
In  February,  1897,  no  final  action  had  been  taken. 

STOCK-  Par.  DirultHdi.  Outstanding.  Ltut  DiruTd. 

Stock  1*30,000.000).  *100  Text  Q.-J.  928,366.600  Jan.l5,'97,l>4% 


DIVIDENDS— 


1891.  1892.  1893.  1894.  1895.  1896.  1897. 


P*  recent.         I        4  3        None        555       Below. 

IB  1897,  Jan.,  1  Up.  c. 

OFFICER*—  President,  H.  H.  Vreeland;  Tlee-Presldent,  P.  A.  B. 
Wldener  ;  Secretary.  C.  B.  Warren  ;  Treasurer,  A.  H.  Paget.  Direct- 
ors- H.  H.  Vreeland,  P.  A.  B.  Wldener,  A.  H.  Paget,  R,  B.  Hayes,  W. 
L.  Elklnn,  Thomas  F.  Ryan  and  Thomas  Dolan.  General  office.  621 
•roadway. 

INDEX-V.  63,  p.  922.  1063  ;  V.  64,  p.  23ft,  33O. 

METROPOLITAN  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
METROPOLITAN  STREET  BAILWAY- 

OSOANIZATION—  Chartered  In  1898,  and  became  the  operating  eom- 
aany  of  the  Metropolitan  Traction  System.  It  having  absorbed  or  taken 
over  the  lee*e*  of  all  tke  other  roads  completed  and  In  operation.  In 
Her.,  1893.  a»s*r»iid  tke  Houston  West  St.  *  Pavonia  Ferry.  Broadway 
Surface  and  South  Frrry  roads.  In  May,  1894,  consolidated  with 
Metropolitan  Oroastown  and  Lexington  Avenue  At  Pavouta  Perry  com- 
panies, and  In  November.  1896.  with  the  Columbus  *  Ninth  Avenue. 

Tke  Lexington  A  venae  A  Pavonia  Ferry  line  was  started  with 
cable  la  October.  1895.  and  the  Columbus  *  Ninth  Avenue  line 
was  partly  opened  In  December,  1894,  tke  can  of  both  running  over 
Broadway  direct  to  the  Battery.  Tke  Increase  of  traffic  doe  to  tke 
npealnt  of  thsss  new  linos  has  been  very  large,  exceeding  all  expecta- 
tions. Leased  tke  Eighth  Avenne  Railroad  for  90  yean  from  Jan.  1, 

1896.  at  rental  of  «15,OOO  par  annum.  payable  quarterly,  the  lessee 

to  spend  •l.OOO.OOO  within  two  yean  for  Improvement*- 
of  motive  power,  etc.;  bettermeau  to  revert  to  lessor  at  explra- 
Uoa  of  leaatt  leeace  pays  tax**.—  Y.  02,  p.  40.  Lease«i  the  City  Line 
of  IV  X  Y  A  Harlem  RR.  Co.  tor  900  yean  from  July  1.  1896,  at  a 
rental  of  8350,000  for  ant  five  yean  and  840O.OOO  thereafter.  The 
34tk  Street  line  was  opened  Jan.  10.  1895.  It  Is  proposed  to  lease  the 
Second  Avene  Ibis  see  T.  M.  p.  338. 

In  November.  1898,  tke  Metropolitan  Traction  Co.,  which  owned  all 
toe  Street  Ry.  stork  proposed  to  wind  up  Its  affaire,  bnt  to  February 

1897,  no  final  action  had  beam  taken.  See  Metropolitan  Traction  above 
and  also  T.  (3.  p.  922.    It  Is  proposed  to  Introduce  the  underground 
electric  system  on  tke  Fourth.  Slxtk  and  Eighth  Avenue  lines  early  in 
1997.-8C*  T.  63.  p.  1063;  V.  64.  p.  830. 


. 

Surface  1st  M..  1.000 

""• 
•  M 


J.  -  J.  )  ( 

J    -  J-t    Bee  text.     < 
\    .  KJ  < 

„.,,  «)0     5  A.  -  O.  800,000    Apr..  1990 

at  N.  Y.  Beenrlty  *  Trunt  Co..  N.  T.  City. 
•j.l  II...M.-..-.-  ....  M.  300.000    May.   1901 


July,  1924 
July,  1909 
Apr.l,1919 


l.t  M  . )  1.00O.Ae.5g  M  8      5.OOO.OOO     Bep.1,1993 

^^Kguar.  Mkt r-Ar)  Interest  at  Vat.  Onion  Bank.  New  York. 

Be*wt.VreetBt.*P.rylstM..ex.    5      J -J.  5OO.OOO         19O4 

I  Ommm\i  II  A  9tk  Ave. )  1  jOOO.Jte.     5  g.  M-8         3.OOO.OOO  Sep.  1, 1993 

inert.,  (old.  CAT.  <  Trustee  Is  Guaranty  Trust  Co..  N.  Y.  City. 
34th  St. CroMtamn  1st  M.,)  1,000    5  A  l.OOO.OOO  Apr.  1, 1996 

cnar.  p.  A  L.  dated  1898  J  Trustee.  Centra]  Trust  Co.,  N.  TT 

let  M^u.^W!^  (  »*•    •  A-°          1-800.000  Apr.  1, 1996 
Jwc*.— In  July.  1898,  too  »utaorlaed  capital  stock  we*  lner«ascd 
from$  16.500.000  in  830.000.000.     V.  63.  p.  76. 

Bmtdt-OI  the  ft  iarfii*»  Surfne*  first  mortgage  bonds,  S1.125.00O 
teentker  with  Interest  en  all  tk*  81 ,000.000  second  mortgage  bond*, 
r  leas*  the  payment  of  tke  South  Ferry  S350.00O  bond* 
by  Ik*  aVeaobMy  4  tnnlk  AMIMM  RR.  Co.    Tke  re- 
malDlog  8225.0OO  g>'»esr»«»  Horfaa  let  5*  were  sssemed  by  the  23d 
Street  Ry.  Co.    n*  Lmlmfmm  ACTMM  <•  Pw**M«a  rtrryj*  and  C<Ww«.- 
•HS  «  v,»rA  AttKuti,  were  fully  deeerlbed  In  tke CBBOMCLB.  V.  60,  p. 
Roth  loans  were  guaranteed  ami  en  legal  merger  of  the  com- 
•anise  were  sssnrned  by  Ike  Me*iu*»lttaa  Street  Railway  Co. 
ewonntly-Tk*  eompaay  guarantee*  tke  coneoL  5s  of  the  Broadway 


Li<u*  Ltfttd.  *.  Hilt* 

Broadway  *  Ttli  Av 116'44 

2M  Bt.  and  leased  line 11784 

Ninth  Avenue 115-26 

Central  Park  N.  A  E.  Rlver.f  29-59 
42d  St.  *  Kraml  St.  Kerry  .T  8-66 

Sixth  Avenue 1  8-14 

:mt>  Street. f    1-74 

Eighth  Avenue 120-00 

Fnlton  Street T    2-OO 

N.  Y.  AH.  RR.  City  Line...    19-32 
28th  *  29th  St.  Crosstown.«r    4-85 


ROAD-     £iae*  **•*•*<.        Jftfa*. 

>t.  to  Bo.  F. 

B"way,15th  St.  tofto«    . 
Or.  Si  Fer.  to  14th  St.  Fer.N.  RS-28 

.oellne 6-19 

*  Ninth  Avenne.      3-26 

Avenue 1-81 

....1-95 
track 


Total  track  owned 4983 

NoTK.-The  Broadway  Surface  line  from 


Total  leaned 139-84 

Total  owned  and  leased  ..189-67 
1  See  this  company. 

15th  Street  to   Bowling 


Oreen  has  been  consolidated  into  the  Metropolitan  Street  Ry.,  but  the- 
conduit  and  cable  therein  is  the  property  of  the  Broadway  A  7th  Av. 
RR.  Co.,  which  in  consideration  of  right  to  use  the  tracks  of  the  Broad- 
way Surface  assumed  certain  of  its  bonds  as  above  stated. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— Earnings  Include  all  the  lines  operated  by  the- 
Traction  Co.;  for  6  months  ending  Deo.  31  they  were  : 

6  month*  —     Orosi.  Net.  Oik.  ine.   lnt.,tate*,ete.  Bal.,iurp. 

1896 $4,409,863     $1,999,587    8264,172     $1,578,811      $6H4,948 

1895 3,370,5*6       1,644,178         87,743        1,105,938         625,98* 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Full  statement  of  Metropolitan  Traction  Co.  to 
Dec.  31, 1895,  was  In  V.  62,  p.  278.  Results  for  year  ending  June  30. 
1896,  with  balance  sheet,  were  given  In  V.  63,  p.  557 : 

1895-96.       1894-95.  1895-96.       1894-95. 


Gross  earns.. 7,298,262  5,484,323 

Netearnings.3,286,331  2,301,113 

Oth.  Income.     665,218  287,936 

Total  Inc.. .3,951,549  2.589.O49 


Taxes  paid...    417,930       320,850- 
Int.  onb'ds..    320.OOO          70.OOO 

Rentals 1,746,771    1,626,039' 

Dividends....  1,252.500       405.00O- 
Balance snr.214,348  sr.167,160- 


OFFlCERS-Presldent,  H.  H.  Vreeland;  Vloe-Presldent  and  General 
Manger,  H.  M.  Littell;  Secretary,  C.  E.  Warren;  Treasurer,  H.  8. 
Seattle;  Purchasing  Agent,  A.  C.  Tnlly.  Office,  621  Broadway,  N.  Y. 

INDEX-V.  63,  p.  76,  116,  557,  922;  V.  64,  p.  135,  330. 

METROPOLITAN  TRACTION  SYSTEM— 
BLEECKER  STREET  A  FULTON  FERRY  RAILROAD—  A  horse  road. 

OROANIZATION—  Chartered  Dec.  12.  1864. 
STOCK  <t  BONDS— 


Par.  Intrrat. 

1OO         l'-.l.-.r. 
1st  mortgage  ........  l.OOO        7     J.-J. 


Oiittlanding. 
99OO.OOO 

700.000 


LEASE-— Leased  to  23d  st  Ry. 
<•••.  .Ian.  10,  1876  for  99  years; 
lease  assigned  to  Met.  St.  Ry. 

RENTAL  —  7  per  cent  on  870O.OOO 
bonds  and  1  >s  per  cent  per  annnjn 
on  stock. 

EARNINGS.— Not  reported  sepa- 
rately. 


ROAD.—  Road  extends  from 
23d  St.,  N.  R.,  to  Fulton  Ferry. 


Second  track 


Maturity,  tie. 
Jan.  ,'97,%%. 

Jan.  l.UMMJ 

Mile* 


4>» 
1  9» 


to  Union  Sqii're. 


Total  line....  .   12>» 


METROPOLITAN  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
BROADWAY  A  SEVENTH  A.VENUE-A  horse  and  cable  road. 

OROANIZATION — Chartered  May  26,  1864.  In  June,  1885,  acquired) 
by  agreement  the  right  to  use  (olntly  the  tracks  of  the  Broadway  Sur- 
face RR.  Oo.  (now  Metropolitan  St.  Ry.  Co.)  on  Broadwar  between* 
IStk  Street  and  the  Battery.  Cable  was  started  on  Broadway  between 
59th  Street  and  the  Battery  In  1893;  remainder  of  road  horse  power. 
The  Metropolitan  Traction  Co.  owns  a  majority  of  the  capital  stock, 
and  road  Is  leased  to  the  Metropolitan  Street  Ry.  Co..  as  below  stated. 


STOCK  A  BONDS—  Par. 

Stock 1OO 

1st  Mortgage 1.000 

2.1  Mortgage. l.OOO 

If  way  Surface  1st  guar. .  1 ,000 


liilrretl. 
10  Q.—  J. 
5J.  -  D. 
5J.  -  J. 
5J.  -  J. 
5J.  -  J. 
5A.  -  O. 
5g.  J.-D. 


OuMandig. 
»2,10O,000 
1,500.00(1 
5OO.OOO 
1,  125,o<x> 
1,000,000 
350.OOO 
7,650,000 


Latt  (lit., 


., 

.Inn... 
July, 
July, 
July, 
Apr.  1, 


I-.IO4 
1914 
1924 
1905 

11119 


do   3d  M.  Int.  as  rent.. l.OOO 

y  1st  guar l.OOO 

By.*  7th  A  v.  Con.  M.of)  l.OOO      5  g.  J.-D.        7.65A.OOO    I>< .-.    l.i'.MM 
'93  for  $12,500.000. .  <  Interest  at  Guaranty  Trust  Co.  of  New  York. 

Of  the  miuof.  morl.  of  1893.  for  812,500,000,  $4.850.000  Is  reserved- 
CD  retire  at  maturity  the  other  bonds  In  the  table.  The  outstanding 
consols  paid  for  laying  the  Broadway  cable.  The  consols  are  guaran 
teed,  principal  and  Interest,  under  the  terms  of  the  mortgage  by  the 
Metropolitan  Street  Railway  Co.,  which  now  own*  the  Broadway  line 
south  of  15th  Btreet.  They  cover  the  road  owned  In  fee,  al«o  tlie  right 
to  use  the  tracks  on  Broadway  from  15th  Btreet  to  the  Battery ;  they 
are  also  a  direct  lien  on  the  entire  cable  and  It*  aooeesorit  s.  Trustee. 
Guaranty  Trust  Co.  of  M.  Y. 

The  Broadway  A  7th  Avenue  assumed  the  llroadu-ay  Surfact 
1st  mortgage  bonds  for  81.125,000  and  payment  of  Interest  on  the  sec- 
ond mortgage  bonds  for  8l.OOO.OOO,  In  psrt  consideration  for  use  of 
track*  between  15th  Street  and  the  ferry.  Under  lease  of  South  Ferry 
road  It  also  assumed  that  company's  bonds  for  8350.OOO. 

LEASE— Leased  June  13,    1890. 1     RENTAL  Interest  on  bonds  and 
tor  nnexptred  term  of  charter  and  |  10  per  cent  on  $2,1OO,<  OO  stock, 
for  any  extensions  of  the  same  to  . 
Houston  West  St.  A  Pavonia  Ferry,  I 
now  Metropolitan  St.  Ry.  Co.  i 


v  let. 


Operate*  under  en  nl  rat  I.      ifile* 
1Mb  St.  down  B'wuy  to  Bowl- 
Ing  Oreen  (B'dway  Surface)  2-51 
Veseyaml  Church  St. to  South 

Ferry 0-61 

Second  track 3-l» 


59th  SL  A  7th  Av.  to  Barclay 

St.  and  Broadway 4-22 

51st  St.  and  7th  Ave.  to  Park 

Plaeeand  Broadway 4-OO 

Second  track 8-22 

Total  track  operated 22-68 

INDEX— V.  58,  p.  ijj.    Office  761  Seventh  Ave. 

METROPOLITAN  TRACTION  SYSTEM - 
CENTRAL  PARK  NORTH  A  EAST  RIVER  RAILHOAD.-A  horse 
railroad. 

OBOANIZATION-Chartered  July  19.  I860.  The  "Belt  Line"  lease* 
trackage  right*  from  Dry  Dock  and  N.  Y.  Central  companies.  The 
road  1*  leased  to  the  Metropolitan  Street  Ry..  as  below  stated. 

STOCK  4  BONO*-  Par.    Inleretl.  Oultl: 

Stock.  (Bee  ran 
}•'  !i...r'k-.i.-- 

Coupon*  payable  at  Bank  of  New  Amsterdam,  New  York  City. 


N09—  Par.  Inlerett.  Otilftanding.  IjOil  m».,  etc. 
tal  below.)..  1OO  textQ.-J.  1.8OO.OOO  Jan. ,'97,2% 
l.OOO  7  J.— D.  1,200.000  Dec..  1902 


lAnei  Owned.         Mile*. 
10th  Ave.  East 
and  West  to  South  Ferry . .       9>i 

Beeondtraek ("9 

Weight  of  rail  per  yard CO  Ibs. 

LEASE.— Leased  to  Metropolitan 
Ry.  c.,.  Oct.  14, 1892  for  length  nf 
charter  and  renewal*  thereof  (V. 
55,  p.  894). 

RENTAL  — s  p^r  cent  on  stock  till 
October  1. 1897,  thereafter  9  per 
eentiV.  55,  p.  894). 


Line*  Lrturd.  Milrs 

Various  pnrtlonsof  road....       S'n 
Second  truck  .................       3>« 


Total  operated  ...........        26 

Number  of  can  .................  19ft 

EARNINGS  prior  to  lease: 

Year  ending  June.  30.  i&ji. 
Gross  ......................  $813,317 

Net  ........................   221,342 

Interest  and  tax**  ........  102,186 


58 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


METROPOLITAN  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
•OOLUMBUS  A  NINTH  AVENUE  RAILROAD-A  ou'ile  road. 

OflQANIZATION-Chartered  In  1892,  and  its  road  completed  to  110th 
Street  In  April,  1895.  IU  entire  capital  stock  was  owned  In  1894  by 
the  Metropolitan  Traction  Co.,  and  »n  November,  1895,  road  was  con- 
solidated with  Metropolitan  Street  Railway— which  see. 

ROAD— Cable  track  between  53d  and  110th  Streets. 

METROPOLITAN  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
EIGHTH  AVENUK  RAILROAD  -A  lior-c  road. 

ORGANIZATION  Chartered  Jan.  10, 1855.  Road  is  leased  to  Metro- 
politan Street  Ry.  for  99  years  from  Jan.  1, 1896,  at  rental  of  $215,000 
per  annum.  V.  62,  p.  40.  Underground  electric  traction  system  to  be 
Introduced  In  spring  of  1>  »7. 

STOCK  <t  BONDS  —    Par.        Interest.         nvltland'g      L"»ldiv.,<tc. 
«tookV..  .......    100  Qiiar.          $1,000,000        Quarterly. 

•lortp.. 100       6FT*A.         1,000,000       Feb.,  1914 

ROAD—  OnStkJiee.  Uiles.  I  Second  track iv.j0 

Tesey  St.  to  Harlem  River 10  I  Weight  of  rail 60  Ibs. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Report  for  the  years  ending  June  30: 

1895.  1894.    I  1895  1894. 

Cross  earn'gs.$744,861    $768.758  I  Interest $60,OOO      (60,000 

Op.  expenses..  571,811      554,565    —  °' "" 

Net  earnings..    173.030      214,193 
Other  income..     14,738        12,978 


Taxes 34,761         35,781 

Dlvld's..(12%)  120,000(13)130,000 
Balance,  sur..df.26,973          1,390 


INDEX— V.  59,  p.  780;  V.  61,  p.  364,  871,  925,  967;  V.  62,  p.  40. 


TRACTION      SYSTEM  - 
GRAND   STREET   FEERY— A  horse 


METROPOLITAN 
FORTY-SECOND    STREET 
railroad. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  February  16, 1863. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Par.          Interest.         Outstanding.     Last  die.,  <*«. 
StoolT...  .°...  .  ..    100       18    Q.-F.          $748,000       Feb.,'97,4Wo 

1st  M.  extended....  1,000         6    A.-O.  236,000       Jan.    1,1909 

LEASE.— Leased  to  Metropolitan 
Street  Railway  Co.  from  May  13, 
1893,  for  d  uratlou  of  charter  and 
renewals  thereof. 

RENTAL.— Rental  18  per  cent  on 
•took,  payable  in  lawful  money. 

EARNINGS.— Deo.  1, 1894,  to  Mar. 
31, 1895  i4  months),  gross,  $135,- 


609;  net,$67,511.  For lO^ months 
to  May  15, 1893,  gross,  $399,550; 


Jan. 

interest  and  taxes,  $35,021;  net, 
$170,143;  divideuds,  24  per  cent. 

ROAD— Company  owns        Miles. 
42(1  St.  .North  River  to  Grand 

St.  Ferry,  East  River 4-33 

Second  track 4-33 


Total  owiied 8-66 

Weight  of  rails 601bs. 

Total  cars  June  30,1893 90 


METROPOLITAN  TRACTION  SYSTEM  - 
FULTON  STREET  RAILROAD— A  horse  road. 

ORGANIZATION.— Chartered  Oct.  29, 1895,  to  succeed  to  the  property 
of  the  North  &  East  River  RE.,  sold  in  foreclosure  Oct.  10.  The  stock  Is 
all  owned  by  the  Metropolitan  Traction  Co. 

STOCK   &   BONDS—         Dale.      Interest.      Outstanding.     Maturity. 

Stock,  $500,000 $500,000 

lstM.,g.,($l,OOO),guar.  <     1895      4g.  M-N  500,000     Nov.  1.1995 

p.  and  1.  Met.  St.By.o*  <  Trustee,  Guaranty  Trust  Co.  of  New  York. 

The  first  mortgage  Is  for  $500,000,  and  bonds  are  endorsed  with  a 
guarantee  of  principal  and  interest  by  the  Metropolitau  Street  Ey. 

ROAD — The  road  constructed  consists  of  2  miles  of  track  extending 
•from  Fulton  Ferry  along  Fulton  Street  to  West  Street  to  Cortland1 
Street  Ferry  and  to  Barclay  Street  Ferry. 

INDEX.-V.  62,  p.  277. 

METROPOLITAN  TRACTION  SYSTEM-NEW 
YORK  &  HARLEM  ER.— A  horse  railroad. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  April  23,  1831.  Owns  also  a  steam  road 
leased  to  N.  Y.  Central  (see  BBe.),  Its  securities,  which  cover  the  horse 
roads  as  well  as  the  steam  line,  being  described  under  the  title  New 
York  &.  Harlem  among  steam  railroads  in  the  INVESTORS'  SUPPLEMENT. 

The  horse  lines  (19-32  miles  of  track)  were  leased  to  the  Metropolitan 
Street  By.  for  999  years  from  July  1, 1896,  for  a  rental  of  $350,050 
per  annum  the  flrst  flve  years  and  $400,000  per  annum  thereafter.— 
,  V.  62,  p.  1088.    To  be  made  underground  trolley. 

The  following  table  and  earnings  apply  only  to  the  street  roads. 

ROAD—  Miles.  I  Jlile» 

4th  Ave.  line.  Post  Office  to  I  Sidings...  -50 

Mott  Haven 7-50 

Branches 1-08 

Second  track 8'58 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  years  ending  June  30: 

1896.  1895.        I  1896.  1895. 

Gross $845,919    $1,002,958  I  Charges $55,616         $38,690 

T*et 264,381         283,113  i  Dividends.  ..  300,471         300000 

Other  inc. . .      89,497  61,022  |  Balance def.  2,209     sur.  M45 

OFFICERS— President,  Cornelius  Vanderbilt;  Vice-President,  Charles 
•C.  Clarke;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Edward  V.  W.  Eossiter;  Superin- 
tendent, Alfred  Skltt.— V.  62,  p.  949, 990, 1088. 

METROPOLITAN  TRACTION  SYSTEM  - 
NINTH  AVENUE  RAILROAD— A  horse  railroad. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  July  29, 1859.  The  road  Is  leased  to  the 
Metropolitan  Street  Railway  Co.  for  99  years  from  April  20, 1892. 
Rental— For  first  5  years  $48,OOO,  which  Is  eaual  to  6  per  cent  on 
capital  stock  ($800,000),  and  thereafter  $64,000—8  per  cent  on  same. 
Stock,  $800,000;  par  $100;  dividends,  Q.-J.  Road-Fulton  Street  to 
125th  Street,  8  miles;  second  track,  7-26  miles.  Number  of  cars,  98. 

METROPOLITAN  TRACTION  SYSTEM  - 
•SIXTH  AVENUE  BAILBOAD— A  horse  railroad. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Sept.  6, 1851,  and  leased  to  the  Metropol- 
itan Street  Railway  Co.  Feb.  1, 1892,  for  800  years.  Rental  Is  now 
$145,000  per  annum.  (V.  61,  p.  925.)  On  May  1,  1895,  the  depot 
•property  (real  estate)  was  surrendered  to  the  Sixth  Avenue  Co.  Stock, 
$2,000,000;  par,  $100.  In  November,  1895,  the  company  paid  a  divi- 
dend of  20  per  cent,  the  extra  amount  having  been  made  possible  by 
large  sales  of  real  estate.  Road  owned— 6th  Avenue,  59th  Street  to 
Canal  Street,  3-44  miles;  second  track,  3-44  miles;  sidings,  -75  mile. 
Owned  Jointly  with  Eighth  Avenue  Co.,  Canal  and  Varick  streets  to 
Broadway  and  Vesey  Street,  1-26  miles.  Total  track  (rail  60  Ibs.),  8-14 
•miles.  Underground  electric  traction  system  Is  to  be  introduced  in 
spring  of  1897.— V.  60,  p.  562,  925. 


Total  track 17-66 

Weightof  rails  (per yd.) 60 to  75  Ibs. 


METROPOLITAN  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
THIBTY-FOUBTH  STREET  OEOS8TOWN  EY.— A  horse  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  March  18, 1896,  being  a  consolidation  of 
the  Thirty  Fourth  Street  RE.  Co.  and  the  Thirty-fourth  Street  Ferry 
<Jt  Eleventh  Avenue  BE.  Co.  The  stock  of  the  Thirty-fourth  Street 
Crosstown  Ry.  Co.  is  all  owned  by  the  Metropolitan  Traction  Co. 

STOCK  AND  BONOS—         Date.     Interest.  Outstanding.       Maturity. 

Stock $1,000,000       

1st  M.  ($1,000),  g-iar.  J     1896       5  A-O  Feb.. '97, none.  Apl.  1,1996 

p.  and  i.  Met.  St.  Ry . .  (     Trustee,  Central  Irust  Co.,  N.  Y. 

ROAD— The  road  constructed  consists  of  1-74  miles  of  track  owned, 
extending  from  foot  of  East  34th  Street  to  foot  West  34th  Street,  with 
trackage  to  42d  Street  Ferry,  etc.— V.  60.  p.  83;  V.  62,  p.  549. 

METROPOLITAN  TRACTION  SYSTEM  - 
TWENTY-THIRD  STREET  EAILWAY-A  horse  railroad.  The  un- 
derground trolley  Is  to  be  introduced. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Jan.  29, 1872.  Leased  to  the  Metropolitan 
Street  Eailway  Co.  for  the  uuexpired  terra  of  the  charter  and  for  any 
extensions  of  the  same.  Rental  is  18  per  cent  per  annum  on  capital 
stock  of  $600,000. 

Interest. 

18       Q.-F. 

5        J.-J. 


STOCK  &  BONDS.—    Par. 

Stock 100 

Debentures 1,000 

Broadway  surface  1st 

M.,  guar 1,000      5 

ROAD— Lines  owned.  Miles. 

23d  St.  North  to  East  Elver...  1-58 

Branch  to  34th  St.  Ferry 0-20 

Second  track 1-92 

Weight  of  rails 47  Ibs. 

INDEX-V.  60,  p.  562. 


Outstand'g. 
$60O,OOO 
150,000 


Last  div.,  dr. 
Feb.,  1897  4»s 
Jan.,  1906 


J.-J. 


375,000    July,  1924 
Lines  leased.  Miles. 

Bleecker  St.  A  Fulton  Ferry  BE. 
23d  St.  to  Fulton  Ferry,  etc.  14>e 

Total  track  operated 17-84 

Number  of  cars 100 


NEW  YORK  ELMSFORD  &  WHITE  PLAINS 
RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Organized  In  January,  1894.  In  May,  1896,  was 
operating  a  road  extending  from  Elmsford  station  on  the  New  York 
&  Putnam  Railroad  to  White  Plains  on  the  N.  Y.  &  Harlem  EE.  and  to 
Silver  Lake.,  5  miles  of  track.  Is  to  construct  extensions  Elmsford  to 
Tarry  town  on  Hudson  (under  construction  in  November,  1896),  White 
Plains  to  Mamaroneck  on  Sound  and  to  Oakland  and  Rye  Beaches, 
making  about  25  miles.  Capital  stock,  $60,000. 

OFFICERS  — President,  H.  T.  Montgomery;  VIce-President,  John 
Dufty;  Secretary,  R.  E.  Slade;  Treasurer,  J.  H.  Moran. 


NEW  YORK  WESTCHESTER  &  CONNECT- 
ICUT TRACTION- 
ORGANIZATION,  ETC. — Incorporated  in  New  York  February  12, 1895, 
with  capital  of  $600,000.    Its  principal  office  will  be  in  New  Eochelle. 
(V.  60,  p.  302.)     The  proposed  termini  are  the  intersection  of  the 
Boston  Post  Road  and  the  Bronx  River  in  Westchcster  County  and  the 
intersection  of  the  Boston  Post  Road  and  the  Byrum  Biver  in  West- 
Chester  County  at  the  eastern  State  line  of  this  State.  16  miles  of  road. 
Closely  allied  with  the  People's  Traction  Co.,  through  which  it  expects 
to  obtain  an  entrance  Into  New  York  City.— V.  60,  p.  302. 


PEOPLE'S  TRACTION  COMPANY- 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  Jan.  30,  1895,  to  build  and  operate 
a  street  railway  to  bo  20*$  miles  long  in  the  upper  part  of  New  York 
City  and  in  the  annexed  district.    Capital  stock,  $1,500,000. 

Franchise  for  a  line  in  the  23d  and  24th  wards,  between  the  Harlem 
and  Bronx  rivers,  first  offered  in  October,  1895,  was  sold  to  People's 
Traction  Co  Nov.  27, 1896,  for  gross  earnings  yearly.  V.  63,  p.  969. 

It  is  over  the  Peoples'  Traction  line  that  the  New  York  Westchester 
&  Connecticut  Traction  expects  to  enter  N.  Y.  City. ' 

DIRECTORS— Directors  are  said  to  be:  Franklin  A.  Wilcox,  Edward 
H.  Hobbs,  John  A.  Ben  sel,  Martin  J.  Keough,  Daniel  F.  Calahan, 
Charles  B.  Hobbs,  John  Foley,  Jr.,  Edward  Hassett,  J.  Clarence 
Davies.— V.  60,  p.  220;  V.  62,  p.  589,  989;  V.  63,  p.  969. 


SECOND  AVENUE  RAILROAD-A  horse  railroad. 

ORGANIZATION.— Chartered  Jan.  1,  1853.  In  January,  1897,  control 
was  acquired  by  William  C.  Whitney,  Thomas  F.  Eyan  and  others  in- 
terested In  the  Metropolitan  Traction  Co.,  and  it  is  proposed  to  lease 
the  Second  Avenue  to  that  company  at  a  later  date.  V.  64,  p.  235. 

SECURITIES. —         Par.       Interest.        Outstand'g. 

Stock 100    TextQ.— J.    $1,862,000 

1st  mortgage 1,000    5   M.  &  N.      1,600,000 

Debentures 1,000    5   J.   4   J.         300,000 

Mort.  on  real  estate    60,000 

DIVIDENDS — Since  1891  In  fiscal  years  ending  June  30:  1891-92.4 
p.  0.;  1892-93,  4>2  p.  c.;  1893-94,  4*4  p.  c.;  1894-95,  5  p.  o.;  1895-96, 
5  p.  o.;  in  1896-97,  July,  114  p.  o.;  Oct.,  1>4  p.  o.;  Jan.,  H*  p.  o. 


Last  din. ,<te. 
Jan.,  1897, 1>4% 
Nov.,    1909 
Jan.,     1909 


ROAD—  Miles. 

2d  Av.,  Harlem  Rlv.  to^Peck  Slip.8 

Branch  to  92d  St.  Ferry 2 

Branch  to  59th  St.  and  1st  Av..3ia 


llUtr 

Second  track 13"9 

Sidings 1 

Total  track  owned 2! 

Weight  of  rails,  per  yard — 60  Ibs. 
LATEST  EARNINGS— For  6  months  ending  Deo.  31 : 
6  months.       Gross.  Net.     Olh.  income.  Int..taxcs,etc.    Sal. .fur. 

1896 $386,442     $90,633       $1,251  $54,780          $37,104 

1895 494,719     129,861          1,250  72,767  58,344 

Loans  and  bills  payable  Deo.  31, 1896,  $60,000. 
ANNUAL  REPORT— For  years  ending  June  30: 
Tr.  to  June  30.  1896. 
Grossearns..  $893.189 

Net 211,685 

Other  income        2,500 


1895. 
$954,963 
218,204 
2,500 

$220,704 

1896.           1895. 
Int.  on  bonds..   $98,001     $97,902 
Taxes,  etc  22,990       29,681 
Bal.for.divs...      93,194       93,12] 
Dividends...  <5%)93,100  (5)93,100 

Tot.  income  $214,185 

OFFICERS— President  (elected  Jan.,  1897),  J.ohn  D.  Crimmins. 

INDEX— V.  63,  p.  2«8,  881;  V.  64,  p.  21!  i. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


59 


THIRD  AVENUE  RAILROAD-A  cable  railroad. 

ORGANIZATION. — Chartered  Oct.  8. 1853.  A  cable  road  since  Deo.  5, 
1393.  In  Xove-uber,  1895,  company  obtained  the  franchise  fot  the 
King's  Bridge  Road  extension,  from  162d  Street  along  King's  Bridge 
Road  aero**  proposed  bridge  over  ship  canal  across  Spuyten  Duyvll 
Creek  to  Broadway,  and  branches  on  St.  Nicholas  Avenue,  Rlverdale 
Avenue  and  llth  Avenue;  the  trolley  may  be  used  on  this  extension. 
(V.  63,  p.  i ;iij i.  AUo  purchased  control  of  the  42d  Street  Manuattan- 
ville  A  St.  Nicholas  Ave.  line.  See  T.  61,  p.  872, 926. 
STOCK  db  BONDS.  Par.  Interest.  Outstanding.  Last  ait.,  <te. 

Stock  (see  text)  IOO  Q.-F.  $1O.OOO,OOO  Fb.26,'97.^i4* 

1st  mortage,  gold. l.OOO     5  g.  J.  A  J.  5.OOO.OOO    July    1,1937 

STOCK-Stock  was  increased  from  $7.000.000  to  $9,000,000  In  Jan.. 
1893.  Proceed*  for  floating  debt  and  cable  construction  and  equipment, 
•he  last  $400.000  being  issued  in  November,  1895.  On  August  19, 
1896.  wa»  authorised  the  Issue  of  $3,000.000  additional  stock  (making 
total  $12,000,000),  of  which  $2,OOO.OOO  to  pay  the  deM  Incurred  in  the 
purchase  and  Improvement  of  the  Forty-second  Street  Manhattanville 
A  St.  Nlchola*  Avenue  Railway  and  the  other  million  for  Improvement 
and  extension  of  the  Klngibridge  Road,  about  11  mile*. 

ROAD— Ox-H^i.  Xiles.  \  Mile*. 

CHy  Hall  via  3d  av.  to  190th  it.  8-4  Siding* a* 

North  River  to  125th  st.,  E.R.  2  »t  I  Total  track  owned 28*a 

lO'h  Av.,  125th  to  186th  «t*..  3>4  I  Wright  of  rail* 6Olb*. 

DIVIDENDS— In  1899, 7  p.  e.;  In  1893,  4  p  e.;  In  1894,  8  p.  c.;  In  1895, 
May,  4  p.  o.;  In  August.  2>s  p.  e.;  Nov..  24  p.  c.:  In  1896,  Fob.,21?  p.  o ; 
May,  24  p.  e.;  Aug.,  2>i  p.  e.;  Nov.,  2  "4  p.  c.;  In  1897,  Feb.,  21*  p.c. 

FINANCES.— To  pay  for  cable,  Ae.,  the  clock  was  raised  In  1891  from 
$2400.000  to  $3,000.000,  In  1892  to  $5.OOO.OOO  and  In  1893  to 
$7,000,000,  and  In  December.  1894.  to  $9.OOO,OOO.  Loans  and  bill* 
payable  De<-.  31,  1896,  fl.-73.OOO. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— July  1  to  Dee.  31,  six  months: 

6  MM.  Onts.  Otk.itu.  Inl..tain.4(.  Itiil..snr. 

1896 $1.333.980  $595.693  $90.220  $178.601  $447.314 

18*9 1442.148  607)906  21,029  166.243  462,685 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Earning*  have  been  a*  follow*,  hone*  being  tued 
on  the  line  till  December  5,  1893.  Annual  report  for  year  ending 
Oct.  31, 1896,  was  In  V.  63.  p.  877,  tbowlng  remit*  a*  follow* : 

Ttars tittlinf.  Oct.  31-  1 -»1  :-•'  1894. 

GroM  earning* $2.616.161        $2.583.011        $2.007.801 

•et  earnings. 1.SO2.74I  l.OT. : 

MEM  67,012 


Total  Ineome $1.269.697        $1,121,594 

,xa*  and  Interact! 3U7.UB  MOJM 

vldead*. 890,000  539.OOO 

Balance,  surplu* $12.'J31  $.132.001 

KAUUICB  MEET  OCTOBBB  31,  1896. 


$963,472 

$**%4$7 

560,000 


Cost  of  road 


W* 


. 

..210 
3,7- 
2OO.OOO 


ofreal.  ... 
Klng*  Bridge  road  dep. 
4MM.Maa.  At8to<&      1,49  l 
84.  N.  Av.  KB.  1  B-ad*  1  VOOO 

Cash         .  ......        408.812 


Capital  stock  paid  la       

Fmaded*ebt..  ~.....  s.OOO.OOO 

l»an* 1,475.000 

Bond*  aad  mortgage*.  1O8.OOO 
.TV!...  336.024 


Total $16^M.7M          Total $16.3*9.708 

OmcERS.-I'reiiMeM.  A.  1.  Cllao;  8im*ai/.  Alfred  Laura*.  OOee. 
63th  Strert  aad  Third  Aveaae. 

INDEX-T.  63.  p.  155,  190.  4O1.  409.  561,  602.793.877;  V.  64,  p. 
131. 


8T 


THIRD    AVENUE    SYSTEM-rOBTT-SBOOND 
MA.VIIATTANVILLK  A  BT.  NICHOLAS  AVK.  BT.-A  hon 

ORGANIZATION -Chartered  Aag.  99. 1878.  In  November.  1899,  control 
va*  porehawd  by  the  Third  Avenne  RR.    Bee  T.  61,  p.  926. 


. 

i  1.000  6M-H  1.200.000       Mch..  1910 

l+lert*t  at  Union  Tnut.  N.  T.  City. 


. 
1.9OOOOO 

'SiSS 
«MM 


Jan.,  1919 


1.000   6*a*eara«d. 

BUI*  pay  able  June  30.  1996        ..   * 
Oaea  aeeoonu.  aet    d» 

ROAD—  M   •  • 

43d  St.  No.  River  to  E.  River.  1-97 
•9th  81  rla  10th  Ave.  to  Man- 

4M  M.  vte  '7U '  AviC."  eta.'."to 

Boulevard,  c-tr.                       .  1-O2 
N.Rir.ManhattanSt..8t.NI<-h.  Welghtof  rail 47  to  60  lb*. 

Ave..llOtaM.toBa**Blv..  2-76 

LATEST  EARNINGS— From  July  1  to  Dee.  31. 6  atoata* 

•  m.tilVe.31.     Ont*             fit.  (MA.  tar  Int. .Hats, 

!-•"                   -      -     .1       $«,3<J7  $3.100       $38.950       tarM, 

1899 ...   J13.627                     •  2,000         58,930       def.13.O62 

ANNUAL  Rt»o«jT— 


24-90 


(.7N»* 
Ope*  «*r»iag 


30.    1896.        1M6. 
».$«67.5«4  $636.218 

!..  IM^OT  115:719 

" 


Tat.'- 


4.096         4.000 
126JJ94       36.000 


1896.  I-'". 

Iit.onbood*..$7^/>00  $72,000 
Other  Int.  and 

ratneellan'on*  14.SOO  14,829 


INDEX-  V.  6$,  p.  838;  V.  64,  p.  33O. 


BaLforyew 


r.3.594    def.3.11O 


TWENTV-EIOHTH  A  TWENTY-NINTH  STS 
CROSSTOWN    RAILROAD-A  hone  road. 

Ooa»N  NATION  -Kuce»««r  In  1  896  to  the  28th  A  29th  Street*  Railroad 
which  wa*  chartered  In  1885,  awl  road  partially  completed  but  never' 
pat  In  operation.    The  Metropolitan  Traction  puohawd  the  property 
'•  BeptMBber.  1896.  anil  will  np  irate  the  road  an  part  of  It*  system. 
.STOCK  4  BONO*-  DM*.    J»Ur*tt,   O»t*l<nuUng.       Maturity. 

$toek;$i3oo.oix)  ($100)  .................    $1.300.00(7  ............  . 

UtM..  •l.VWXIOOrtl.OOO)?  1896    5g.  A-O       l.fWO.OOO    Oct.  1,   1996 
gu.j>.*l.  Met.  St.  Ry..«;  o-  >  Tnwt*e.  Central  Tru.t.  New  York. 
ROAO-FroJeeted  to  extmd  aero*,  town  on  28th  and  20tb  street*. 

5-*3  "lie*  of  traek.     The  route  I*  from  Ea*t   23d  Street  Ferry  to 


W.  42d  St.  Ferry  and  from  E.  3-ith  St.  Ferry  to  W.  23d  St.  and  W.  14th 
Street  ferrifia.— V.  62,  p.  785;  V.  63,  p.  602, 661,  839. 


UNION  RAILWAY  OF  NEW  YORK-A  trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION— Formed  In  1892.  In  August.  1896.  was  operating 
the  following  lines:  From  129th  St.,  via  3d  Ave.,  to  Bedford  Park. 
From  129th  St,  via  3d  and  Boston  Aves.,  to  West  Farms.  From  8th 
Ave.,  via  135th  St.,  Madison  ave.  and  138th  St,  to  Port  Morris.  From 
129th  St.,  via  133  St.,  Willis  and  Melrose  aves.  to  161st  St,  and  161st 
St  and  Sedgwlck  Ave.  to  Hlghbrldge.  Westchester  Ave.,  from  3d 
Ave.  to  Southern  Boulevard,  161st  St.,  from  3d  Ave.  to  Melrose  Ave. 
The  Westchester  Electric  RR.  extends  the  system  to  Mt  Vernon  and 
New  Rochelle,  owning  all  the  lines  in  those  places.  Southern  Boulevard 
Railway  stock  is  $250,000;  Westohester  Electric  stock,  $500,000. 
-V.  63,  p.  795. 

STOCK  <t  BONDS.—  Par.  Interest.  Ovtsiand'g.  Last  die.,  <te. 

Stock IOO  $2,000.000  

l.rmnrt  1«Q->«>I.I  5  l.OOO  5  g.  F. -A.  2,000,000  Aug.  1,  194Z 

sc  mort ,  189.,  gold.  }  ,nt  u  payable  at  Centrai  Trll9t  c^  £  Y.  City. 

Westeb.  let  M.,gn..p.*l..  1,000     5  g.  J.-J.  5OO.OOO  1943 

80. Boule.RR.lst.gold>  ,      .      ,  Q«>nnoo     Jnlv  i    i«4!l 

M.,-95,  $250,000  gu.  J 5  g.  J.-J.  -oO.OOO     July  1, 194* 

ROAD— Aug.,  1896—  Hilts.  I  Miles. 

Mainline  (single  track) 5-36    Weight  of  rail  per  yard  70  to  72  Ibs. 

Branches  (single  track) 10-S4  I  Westchester  Electric 16-54 

Sej-ond  track 5-36    Southern  Boulevard 8 

Total  of  all  traek  owned 2 1  -56 

LATEST  EARNINGS—  For  6  months  ending  Dec.  31: 

6  montAt—          Orots.  \ei.        Otn.  inc.    Int.,  tax.,  etc.  Bal.fiir. 

1896 $282,419     $116.973         $199  $66,791       $60,6S1 

1895 ...   -J17.371          90,592  917  61,389          27.12O 

Loan*  and  bills  payable  Deo.  31. 1896,  $173,104. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  year  ending  June  30, 1 896,  was  In  V.63 ,  p.  267. 

Yr.endJ'ne  30.    1 896.        1893. 
cnnst-amlm.""  *H:>.t;«n  ?U:..-7T 

Net..  183.388    193.--X.V2 

Other  Income...        1,500        l.OOO 

OEXEBJLL  BALAXCE  SHEET  SEPT. 

Asset  i. 

Coat  of  road  and  equip.. $4,428,829 
Accrued  interest,  etc...          1,566 

Supplies  on  hand 41,003 

Open  account* 62,981 

17,018 


1896.        1895. 

Total  net  Inc.. .$184.886  $194,'J92 

Int.,  taxes,  etc.   125,060    131,166 

Balance,  surp..     59,826      63,126 

30,  1896. 

LiabUUUl. 

Capital  stock $2,000.000 

Funded  debt 2.0OO.OOO 

Loans  and  bills  payable      155. (XX) 
Int.  due  and  accrued...        16,666 

line  for  waKOO,  etc. 85,737 

Front  and  lo** 293,974 

Total $4.551,397       Total $4,551,397 

OFFICERS  -President.  General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  K.  A . 

Maher;  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  T.  W.  Olcott.    Offloe,  2389  3d  Ave. 
DIRECTORS— Elected  In  1899,  Charles  A.  Stadler,  Edward  A.  Maher. 

John  C.  De  La  Vergne  and  Thomas  Olcott,  of  New  York ;  John  W.  Me- 

Namarm,  Anthony  K.  Brady  and  Robert  C.  Pruyn,  of  Albany,  and 

William  Shaw,  of  Trujr. 

-V.  63,  p.  867,  795;  V.  64,  p.  182. 


NEWARK,  N.  J. 

PorOLATIOK  189O  WAS  181,830;  IN  1880  WAS  136,508; 
AMD  IS  1870  WAS  105,059. 

CONSOLIDATED  TRACTION  OF  NEW  JER- 
SEY- 

OOOANIZATION— Incorporated  In  March,  1893,  to  acquire  control  of 
•treet  railway*  In  New  Jersey.  January  2, 1894,  leased  for  999  year* 
.Vnr  Jrrtty  TroeHon  Company  (which  see)  and  so  Xevark  Pauengtr 
BtjUtfmf.  alee  secured  the  Jtrtry  CUy  4  Btrgtn  road.  System  reache* 
from  Jeney  Oty  to  Newark.  Orange,  Elizabeth,  Bloomfleld,  etc. 

In  December,  1896,  negotiation*  were  pending  for  an  agreement 
with  the  Paasale  *  Newark  Electric  Traction. 

CAPITALIZATION— An  official  statement  of  Jan.  1, 1896,  showed  : 

Stock  authorized $1.\OOO,OOO 

Stoek  outstanding 15.OOO.OOO 

Btoekpaidln 15.OOO.OOO 

Mortgai^  to  Manhattan  Tnut  Company,  trustee. 

Flrat mortgage,  $l.OOO,  3  per  cent  gold  bonds. $13.0OO.OOO 

Ouutandlng?. TT. " 13.965,000 

Other  debt* 


1,230,392 

?:»>.!  (IS.MK2 
34,760,239- 


Total  of  above 

Cost  of  road  and  eqalpmeat  to  Jan.  1, 1896.. 
Ututtrlying  Hondi. 

Newark  Pa«*e«ger  Railway  5s.  goar.  p.  A  I $4,4OO,OOO 

Orange  A  Newark  Railway 


See  Newark  Pass.  Ry... 


1.600,000- 


Newark  A  Bloomflrld  Railway 
Bellenile  A  Newark  Railway 
Newark  A  Inrtngton  Railway 
E*eex  Paatenger  Railway 

Jersey  City  ABergen  Railroad 258.OOO 

STOCK  A  BON  OS  Jan.  1/96.    Date.   Interest.  Outstanding.      Maturity. 

IrtmorUmge.  Kiili  '.'.".'.'.">     1893    9  g'J-D       13i963[oOO    Juno"l","i933 
$13.000.000  ($1.000) . .  { Interest  at  Manhattan  Tr.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  tnutee. 

Otherdebt*  Jan.  1,1896 $1,230,392  

The  gold  bond*  of  1893  are  free  from  tax  and  secured  not  only  by 
mortgage,  but  also  by  deposit  of  $1,000,000  stock  of  J.  C.  A  Bergen 
RR..  $161.625  stock  of  Newark  Plank  Road  Co.,  $6,000,000  (took 
Newark  Passenger  By.,  and  $99,100  stock  of  Jersey  City  Harrison  A 
Kearney  Railway  Co.  Bond*  for  $7,OOO,OOO  were  retained 
by  trurtee  to  be  Issued  from  time  to  time  to  an  amount  equal  to  73 
per  •eat  of  the  actual  oa*h  value  of  extension,  betterments,  equip- 
ment*, or  new  construction,  as  certified  to  under  oath  by  Consolidated 
fraction  Company,  but  the  trustee  may  require  further  evidence  If  In 
It*  ludgment  the  same  1*  necessary.  These  bonds  may  also  be  Issued 
to  acquire  stock  or  property  of  other  corporations  owning  or  operat- 
ing *treet  railways,  provided  the  consent  of  tha  trustee  is  obtained. 
Share*,  loan*  or  other  properties  so  acquired  are  to  be  deposited  with, 
tnutee  a*  further  security  for  this  obligation  of  the  company.- 


60 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


ROAO.-In  January.  1896,  the  Consolidated  Traction  Company  was 
•aid  to  have  In  operation  175  mile*  of  track,  Including : 

Roads  Operated  since  Apr.  20,  '94. 
N.  Y.  A  Newark  Line,  connecting 
Newark   and  Jersey   City    over 


Plank  Koad. 
Total  miles  of  track  In  oper'n,  175 


Koadt  Absorbed— 
N.  J.  Traction  Co  ...  .8to«k  owned. 
Newark  Pans' ger  Ry.  Stock  owned. 
Rapid  Transit  81.  Ry.Leased. 
J.  C  ABerg-n  RR...9tookowned. 
J.  a  Har.  A  K.  RR... Stock  owned. 
Newark  Plank  Road. Stock  owned. 

In  July,  1895.  the  line  between  Newark  aud  Elizabeth  was  opened. 

The  stock,  debts  and  mileage  of  the  leased  and  controlled  lines 
Jan.  1, 1896,  were  as  follows : 

New  J<>r»»y  Traction  Co None 

Newark  Passenger  Ry *;{ 

Rapid  Transit  Street  Ry 12 

Jerwy  City  A  Bergen  KR 1 1 

Jeraey  City  Har.  A  K.  Ry 1O 

Newark  Plank  Road 4«B 

LATEST  EARNINQS.-From  Jan.  1  to  Sept.  30  (9  months),  gross, 
$2,092,756;  net,  $994,480 ;  interest,  etc.,  $939,282 ;  balance,  surplus, 
f  55,198  In  1896.  Gross,  $1,869,635  in  1895. 

ANNUAL  REPORT-For  the  y«ar*  ending  Dec.  31. 1895  and  1894,  carn- 
tngswere:  1895. 

From  passengers $2,487.104 

Other  Income 20,452 

Total...  $2.507,556 

Bepairn,  superlntcndcuce  and  management. .   1,557,4*0 


Stotk. 
f. -.1)0.000 
G,<XM),O(>0 

5O4.0OO 
l.OOO.OOO 

100,000 

162.OOO 


Debit. 

$5,232,OO6 
5OO.OOO 
258,000 

99',232 


1894. 
$2,086,891 

- 


$2,100,745 
1,396,765 


Balance $950,126          $703,980 

OFFICERS.— President,  E.  F.  C.  Young;  Secretary,  T.  J.  George: 
Treasurer,  R.  F.  Bower;  Purchasing  Agent,  G.  Campbell.  DIRECTORS— 
At  the  annual  meeting  held  at  Jersey  City  March  25,  1895,  t^e 
following  were  elected :  E.  F.  C.  Young,  John  D.  Crimmins,  P.  A.  B- 
Wldencr,  C.  A.  Grlsoom,  A.  J.  Cassatt,  Frank  Thomson,  Win.  L.  Elkins, 
Thomas  Dolan,  E.  B.  Qaddis,  Win.  J.  Sewell,  M.  R.  Shanley,  J.  O'Rourke, 
J.  B.  Sauford,  A.  Q.  Garretson,  Tlios.  F.  Ryan  and  J.  D.  Maokey.— V. 
59,  p.  92O.  969. 

CONSOLIDATED    TRACTION    SYSTEM-JER- 
SEY   CITY    &    BERGEN    RAILROAD- 
ROAD— Owns  28  miles  of  track  from  Jersey  City  to  Bergen  Point, 
«to.;  total  track,  44  miles.  Controlled  by  Consolidated  Traction  Co.,  all 
tie  stock  being  deposited  as  part  security  for  the  Traction  Co.  1st  M. 
STOCK  &  BONDS—          Date.     Interest.    Oiilstand'a.  Maturity. 

I8tmort«age"($i',6b0)"."o;!l873     7J."-"J!  258,'ooo      'Jan.  £,1903 

Total  cost  of  road  and  equipment  to  Jan.  1, 1896,  $1,442,298. 
ANNUAL  REPORT- Year's  ending  Dec.  31 : 


1893.        1892. 

•Gross  earnings. $457,714  $589. •-!!>(> 
Net  earnings 143,355 


1893.         1892. 

Interest $18,060 

Dividends 100,000 


In  year  1893  the  expenditures  for  "  superintendence  and  manage- 
ment"  were  $296.322.  Earnings  for  1894  are  not  reported  separately. 

CONSOLIDATED  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
NEWARK  PASSENGER  RAILWAY— Mostly  electric. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  June  16,  1890.  On  July  29,  1893, 
leased  to  New  Jersey  Traction  for  999  years,  and  so  controlled  by  the 
Consolidated  Traction  Co.  of  New  Jersey,  as  below  stated,  the  N.  J 
Traction  Co.  having  been  leased  to  the  Consol.  Traction  Co.  of  N.  J. 
Jan.  2, 1894,  for  999  years.  The  roads  whose  bond-  are  In  the  table 
•were  Included  in  the  consolidation  by  which  the  Newark  Pass.  Co.  w<is 
formed,  except  the  Newark  &  Irvingtou,  whose  bands  were  assumed 
when  that  road  was  purchased.  Charter  said  to  be  perpetual. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Par.    Interest.    Outstanding.    Last  dir.  d-c. 

Stock $100     Text.        $6,000,000  (1) 

New&Blm.  St.  Ry.  1st....  f-3p  6      F-A          100,000     Feb.  1,  1901 

Oranm*  VnwarklatM      JSsJ6     A-°  496,500      Apr.   1,  1905 

• «—  ]  55  }  Int.  at  Manhattan  Tr.  Co.,  N.  Y.  City. 

Belle.  &  Newark  1st  M H»»  7      J-D  200,000      June  1, 1900 

Newark  A  Irvlngton  1st...  1,OOO  6      J-D  50,000     June  1, 1900 

Essex  Pass.  cons.  M.  $500 

A$1.000 6      M-N  753,500      Nov.  1, 1905 

Newark  Passenger  cons. )  1,000  5  g.  J-J       3,604,000     July  1, 1930 

1890,  $6,000,000  g. .  .c*  <    Trustee  Solicitors  Loan  &  Trust  Co..  Phila- 

The  $6,000,000  stock  is  all  deposited  as  security  for  the  Consolidated 
Traction  Co.  first  mortgage. 

Interest  on  eonsol.  5s  is  payable  in  Philadelphia  (at  the  People's 
Bank,  435  Chestnut  street) ;  on  other  bonds  at  Manhattan  Trust 
Co.  of  New  York.  The  consols  are  guaranteed  principal  and  in- 
terest by  the  Consolidated  Traction  Co.  of  New  Jersey,  and  in  Feb- 
ruary, 1895,  the  guaranty  was  stamped  on  the  bonds.— V.  59, 

Ouniol.  Bonds— Ot  the  $6,000,000  consols,  authorized  $1,600,000  are 
reserved  to  retire  liens.  The  consols,  are  to  be  paid,  principal  and 
Interest,  without  deduction  for  any  tax  which  the  company  may  be 
required  to  retain  therefrom  by  any  law  of  the  United  States  or  the 
State  of  New  Jersey. 

Jan.  1, 1896,  total  funded  debt  was  $5,232.000  (no  other  debts  re- 
ported) and  total  cost  of  road  and  equipment  was  $11,616,986. 

Dividend.—  First  dividend  (1  per  cent)  was  declared  in  Juno,  1894. 

LEASE  AND  RENTAL— Rental  under  the  lease  was  $60,000  till  June  1 
1894,  then  $90,000  till  June  1, 1895,  thereafter  $105,000  yearly. 

ROAD— January  1, 1896,  aggregated  83  miles  of  track. 

EARNINGS  are  included  In  reports  of  Coiisol.  Traction  Co.  of  N.  J.  and 
are  not  reported  separately. 

OFFICERS— President,  E.  F.  C.  Young;  Sec.  and  Treas.,  E.  N.  Hill.— 
V.  59,  p.  969. 

CONSOLIDATED  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
NEW  JERSEY  TRACTION  COMPANY. 

ORGANIZATION— New  Jersey  Traction  Company  organized  in  1892 
and  In  1893  passed  into  control  of  Consolidated  Traction  Company, 
which  In  February,  1895,  owned  the  entire  capital  stock. 

Stock  Jan.  1, 1896,  $500,000;  paid  In,  $500,000.  Debts  Jan.  1, 1895, 
not  reported.  Dividends  in  1893  aggregated  10  per  cent. 


CONSOLIDATED  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
NEWARK  PLANK  ROAD  CO. 

ORGANIZATION— Controlled  by  Consolidated  Traction  Co. 

STOCK,  ETC  —  Outstanding.      Paid  in. 

Stock  (Jan.  1,  1896) $162,000       $162,000  

Unfunded  debt  Jan.  1. 1896....          99,232  

Of  the  stock  $161,62  ">  is  deposited  as  security  for  the  Consolidated 
Traction  Co.  first  mortgage. 

ROAD— Jan.  1, 1896,  there  were  4«3  miles  of  track. 

CONSOLIDATED  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
RAPID  TRANSIT  STREET  RAILWAY. 

ORGANIZATION— Iu  February,  1892,  leased  to  Newark  Passenger  1.  all- 
way,  and  included  with  it  in  lease  to  New  Jersey  Traction,  and  so  forms 
part  of  Consolidated  Traction  system.     Rental  Is  11%  per  cent  on 
$500,000  stock,  besides  interest,  taxes,  etc. 
STOCK,  BONDS.  ETC-— Par.        Interest.       Oulslnndiiiff.   Lust  dir..  etc- 

Stock, trustees' certs 11%  J-D  30       $501,000       See  text. 

(1,000     5g  A-O  500,000    Apr.    1,  19  il 

1st  M.  $500,000,  g..c"<  Subject  to  cull  at  llO&int.  anytime  after  April 
(     1,  1901.    Interest  at  ollice  of  Fidelity  Trust  A: 
Deposit  Co..  trii-tee,  Newark,  X.  J. 

Total  cost  of  road  and  equipment  to  Jan.  1, 1896,  $1,004,000. 

Dividends  of  11%  per  cent  yearly  are  guaranteed  by  the  Newark 
Passenger  and  Now  Jersey  Traction  companies  upon  the  trustees'  cer- 
tificates issued  for  stock.  Miles  of  track  12-07. 


NEWARK  &  SOUTH  ORANGE  RAILWAY- 

ORGANIZATION— Successor  to  Newark  A  South  Orange  Horse  Car  RR. 
Incorporated  April  6, 1865. 

STOCK  &  BONDS — Miles.  Date.    Interest.  Outstanding.  J,nxt  ilir.,  etc. 

Stock  (all  paid  in) $1,500,000       Seetext. 

1st  M.  $1,500,000..  5     18      18924-5A-O30   1,000,000    Apr.30,19l2 

$1,000 1     18      1892      5  A-O  30      500.OOO    Apr.  30,1912 

Subject  to  call  at  par  on  30  days'  notice. 

Imp't  M.,  $500,000 1895      5  A-O  30       193,000    Apr.  HO,  1912 

Subject  to  call  at  par  on  30  days'  notice. 
Cost  of  road  aud  equipment  to  Jan.  1,  1896,  $3,000,000. 

Interest  at  Fidelity  Title  &  Deposit  Co.,  Trustee,  Newark,  N.  J. 

Bonds — Of  the  first  mortgage  $1,000,000  bear  4  per  cent  interest  to 
and  including  April  30,  1902;  thereafter  5  percent.  The  remaining 
$500,000'are  5  per  cents  for  entire  period. 

Dividends  in  1893  amounted  to  $45,000,  equal  to  3  per  cent  on 
$1,500,000  stock;  in  1894  to  $30,000,  or  2  per  cent;  In  1895, 2%  p.  o. 

ROAD— On  Jan.  1, 1896,  operated  18  miles  of  track. 


EARNINGS— Foryear  end'gDec.  31. 


1895. 


1894. 


From  pass'gers.$271,487  $242,316 
Other  income...        1,076        1,147 


1895. 


1894. 


Expended  for] 

SupSndH    $165,963  $146,207 


Aman'gem'tl 

Dividends.   ...       37,500      30.000 
Other  paym'tR.  (t)  (1) 

OFFICERS— President,  E.  S.  Ward;  Vice-President,  G.Kreuger;  Sec- 
retary and  Treasurer,  William  Scheorer. 


UNION  TRACTION  CO.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  Nov.  2, 1894.  The  main  route  is  from 
Hackensack  along  the  ridge  bewteen  the  Hackensack  and  Passaic 
rivers,  through  the  towns  of  Hasbrouck  Heights,  Woodridsc,  Carl- 
atadt,  East  Rutherford,  Rutherford,  Lyndhurst,  Kingsland,  to  Arling- 
ton on  the  east  side  and  to  Belleville  on  the  west  side  of  the  Passaic 
River,  30  miles  of  track.  In  November,  1896,  was  still  under  con 
struction,  and  about  5  miles  of  track  laid.  Rails,  70  Ib.  steel. 
Miles  Oiit- 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  mort'd.Dale.  Interest,  standing.  Maturity. 

Stock  (*l,500,OOOau.)  ($100) $185,000      

1st  mortgage  ($1,000,000)  i     (?)      1894  5g.  J-D    290.COO  Nor.26,'24 

(«1,OOO  and  $100)  g <  Int'st  at  Met.  Tr.  Co.,  trustee,  N.  Y.  City. 

OFFICERS— President,  H. C.  Adams,  37Cortlandt  St.,  N.  Y.;  Vice-Presi- 
dent,  D.  A.  Pell ;  Secretary,  Frank  Bourne;  Treasurer,  H.  H.  Cope 
land.  Local  officers  at  Rutherford,  N.  J.— V.  59,  p.  1059  ;  V.  63,  p.  516 


NEWARK,  OHIO. 

POPOLATIO  1890  WAS  14,270;  IN  1880  WAS  9,600; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  6,698. 

NEWARK  &  CRANVILLE  ELECTRIC 
STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  May  10,  1888.  Franchise  runs  till  May  10, 
1913.  Has  owned  since  April  7,  1892,  a  controlling  interest  in  the 
stock  of  the  Newark  City  Railway.  James  F.  Liugafelter  waa  ap- 
pointed receiver  in  May,  1896. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—        Miles.    Date.     Interest.  Oiitstnud'g.  Maturity. 

Stock,  $100,000,  par  $50 $73,000         

1st  Mort.  $120,000,  gold,  S  ....      1892     6gM-N    120,000     May,  1912 

$1,000 <  Equitable  Trust  Co.,  Trustee.  Chigago. 

2  I  Mort,  $30,000,  $5,000 1892       6  A-O      30.0OO          1898 

Sinking  fund  is  provided  for  redemption  of  $5.000  bonds  yearly  until 
second  mortgage  is  wiped  out  aud  then  of  first  mortgage. 

ROAD — Operates  13>a  miles  of  track,  connecting  the  city  of  Newark 
with  Granville.  Rails  30  to  6m  Ib.  T  and  girder. 

EARNINGS — For  year  ending  Dec.  31  earnings  were  as  follows : 

1894.        1893.      I  1894.         1893. 

Gross  earnings.. $28,022    $30,967    Interest $10.153      $9,000 

Netearuings 9,266      11,968  I  Other  charges...        780 

[Balance 2,373 

OFFICERS— President, R.Scheidler;  Vice-President,  J. A. Flory ;  Treas- 
urer and  Secretary,  W.  C.  Christian.— V.  63,  p.  652. 


NEWBURG,     N.     Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  23,263;  IN  1880  WAS  18,049; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  17,014. 

NEWBURG    ELECTRIC    RAILWAY 

trolley  road. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


61 


ORGANIZATION— Successor  In  February,  1894,  to  the  Newburg  Street 
Ry.  Leased  Newbcrg  •  Orange  Lake  In  1894  for  50  years  and  Walden 
A  Orange  Lake  la  If  j  for  5O  yean. 

STOCK  A.  BOND  Date.     I*tere*l.    Out*rd~ng.  Lattdif.,elc. 

^.'c  "i894  egVii-N     ttsolooo  MayT.'igYi 

V .  ••'       '  ?  Interest  at  Knickerbocker  Tr.  Co..  trus- 
Not  .ubject  to  call £     tee  New  York  &ty 

ROAD — Owns  e'i  milesof  track  In  Newburg,  covered  by  the  flnt  rnoif 
(age.    Operate*  19  miles  of  track.  Including  the  Newburg  A  Orange 
Lake,  6  miles,  and  Walden  A  Orange  Lake,  operated  under  lease. 
Decrease  in  earnings  due  to  factories  being  shut  down. 
LATEST  EARNiNOS-6  mo*tlu,S  1896... Gross,  $49.3O5;  net,  $2-.1.7'.»L> 
July  I  to  Dee.  31.  J  1895. ..Uros*,    58,837;  net,    •-•:!. 7J4 

YEARLY  EARNINGS— For  UM  yean  ending  June  3O: 

Orot*.  Otk.Int.     lHl.,tax,<fe.    BaL.tur. 

^^•0 904.592       $36,570       $615  $32.536 

69.086         32,770          ....  24.698  8.O72 

President,  Benjamin  Norton,  100  Broadway,  N.  Y.    V.  62.  p.  414. 

NEWBURG  ELECTRIC  SYSTEM-NEWBUFG 
A  ORAXGK  LAKK  RAILROAD— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION- Leased  Sept.  4,  1894,  to  Newborg  Electric  for  5O 
years,  and  the  Interest  (only)  on  the $75,000  first*  guaranteed. 

STOCK  &  BONOS-  J/d«.  Date.  Inter**.  OutttaMtfg.  Maturity. 

$100,000 


Is*  M..  $75.000.  K<  KU  >\s.  J-J  "  75*OOO  Jnly  1.1944 

95OO,  Int. guar...  c-  >  Int.  at  Knickerbocker  Tr.Co..Tru»tee,N.Y. City. 
Interest  It  payable  "  without  deduction  for  any  tax  or  taxe«."  V.  62, 

p.  411 


NEWBURC    ELECTRIC   SYSTEM-WALUEN  A 

-•<.K  LAKE  KK.-A  trolley  road. 

ORO*N  .-ATION— Leased  In  Feb.,  1896.  to  Newburg  Electric,  which 

owiit  nil  the  stock,  for  SO  yean,  and  the  910O.OOO  flnU  are  guaranteed. 

STOCK  dc.  BONDS—          DaU.        Jntemt.        Outflanking.        Maturity 

Stock 9100.000    

•oi.p.AI  .         1895       6g.J-I>  1OO.OOO  June  1.1945 

Intere.t  at  Hamilton  Trust  Co..  Brooklrn.  N.  Y.,  mortgage  trustee. 
ROAD- Road  U  5-6  mile*  long.— V.  62.  p.  414. 


NEWBURYPORT,     MASS. 

PorciATiox  1890  w A*  13.947 ;  IV  1880  WAS  13,538; 
AXD  ix  1870  WA*  19.595. 

NEWBURYPORT     A      AMESBURY     RAIL- 
ROAD.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION -Incorporated  May  23.  1871. 

s'sfcckUBoT...  "•*•  .^r^.  °i»-    jr-tert*- 

lBttnti£iim  ***:*    IW®  ^t™ 

Inttrtit  payable  In  Boston  at  International  Trust  Co.,  trustee. 
In  March,  1896.  application  was  nude  to  Issue  912O.OOO  additional 
.  but  wa*  not  (ranted  by  UM  RR.  Oommlulonen. 
ID  -Own*  18  miles  of  main  track  and  173  miles  sidings,  etc..  In 
I  city  of  Newboryport  and  the  town*  ot  Ameabory,  Merrlmac  and 
Bail*  39  and  40  pound*. 
-For  yean  ending  Sept  30  earning*  tare  been  : 


1890.         1899. 
learnings..  907,614     908,426 

.     .. 


Int.  taxes.  Me 


'  -  •• 
2.\.V77 


:  -  .-. 
24.O07 


.         .  . 

BaLforyear.sur.8H9  *ur.  1.373 
Tot.  WT.  Sept.  3O  .  9.256 

Cbarle*    Odell.  Salem.  Man*.;  Vice-president. 
•  H  Johnson;  Secretary  and  Treaanrer.  Ralph  O.Calef;  Super- 
t  and  Purohaatag  Agent.  C.F.  Oaaala.—  T.  62,  p.  457. 


NEWPORT,  R.  1. 

PorCLATIOIl  1890  w>»  19,449;  IW  1880  WAJ  15,093; 

*M>  IN  IMTO  «  i«  1  2,521. 

NEWPORT   STREET    RAILWAY  -A  trolley  road. 
OROANIZATION—  Incorporated  July  3O,  1898. 

K.  BONOS.  ETC.-    DmU.        InltntL     OntfUauHng.    Mdt.tit. 

9T7,OoiT     Seebefow. 

7J-J  a°'000{3t°'ir89l> 

5J-D  SOW  Die.  1.1910 


ROAD. 


••••  ww       •  •»•  •  ....  Vf*Vf V  ......  ...... 

«  to  payabU  at  tke  Industrial  Tnwt  Co^  ProvtdMioa,  R.  I. 
»«to-On    frtftrrta   from  189O  to  Jan..    1897.    Inclusive.   7. 
tp*raun.im.    O*«*mswsi  In  1891.9  per  oent;  1892.7  per  cent; 
.  5  per  eeat;  1884.  none;  la  1895.  n 

Own.  4-17  miles  of  track.    Rail*.  45  Ib.  T. 
••BS— For  years  ending  Dee.  31: 

'••••••  Xtt.        Int.,taT,i.4e.     Diw-Ht.        Kalanrr. 

912.194          95^)57          99.950     «nr.91.117 
•••'13  MM  t.17..  2.100        def.3.342 

rsswengert  carried  In  1899. 828.99O;  la  1894. 731,928. 

:£«»- President,  Graeral  Manager  awl  Purchasing  Agent,  A.  a 


NEWTON,    MASS. 

PorULATKW  1990  WAS  2U179;  1*  1880  WA»  10.99S; 

:  <470  WAS  12.925. 

COMMONWEALTH    AVENUE   STREET 
R  A I L  W  A  Y-A  trolley  road. 

OftQANiZATiON-OrgaabMd  |n  189449.     Antaorlied  capital  stock  of 
"WOO  (par  9100D.     Th»  mort«-»g^  I.  f,,r  «7-..-H...  „?-.;,.     |«|a*MO 
>  dated  Feh.  1.  1896.  do*  Fob.  1.1916;  Interest  K.  4  A.,  at 
n  of  tnutot,  lateraaUoaal  Traat  Co..  Boston ;  bond*  rannot  be 
Bond*    cmutandlag    95I.OOO;    stock   ovtatandlng  952.OOO. 
lowowl.ABille*.    For  year  radlaw  Sort.  30, 1896.  groM.  910.1  Bit; 
I  aader  opmtlag.  92.344     Prealdeat.  Aadrew  D.  Clafllo ;  Trea* 
rar,  Charles  H.  iMa>afa«ia.  Ofloa.  99  State  Street.  Boston. 


NEWTON    STREET    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1887.    Increase  of  stock  from  $135,000 
to  $210,000,  at  par,  was  authorized  In   June,  1893.    An  additional 
Ifsuo  of  8100.000  Is  expected  to  be  made  shortly  for  extensions. 
STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.  Ontslaml'g.     Laet<liv.,etc- 

Stock  ($-•  10,000.  )>ar$100) Q-J       $21O,OOO     Jan.15,'97,2% 

IstM.,  cur.,  nut  subj.  lo  call.  1892    5  J-J         135.000          July,  1912 

Interest  payable  at  American  Loan  <fe  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  Boston. 

Mortgage  notee  Oct.  1895 $5,OOO  

Current  liabilities  Oct  1,'95 14,080  

IHcidends  In  1892-93  aggregated  $11,002  (8  per  cent);  iu  1893-94, 
$1'2.69O;  in  1895.  8  P.O.;  In  1896,  8  p.  o.;  in  1897,  Jan.,  2 p.  c. 

ROAD — Owns  from  Newton  to  Waltham,  Watertown,  etc.,  9'7  miles 
main  track  (measured  as  single);  sidings,  %  mile. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  years  ending  Sept.  30  earnings  have  been: 

1896.      1895.    I  1896.      1895. 

Gram  earnings.... $86.464  $81,088  I  Balance  for  dlvs.. $12,510  $16,957 

N,  t 2O.939    25,671  I  Dividends  paid...   15,600    12,967 

Int.,  taxes. etc  ...     8.429      8,714  I  Tot.  sur.  Sept.  30.   21,777    24,867 

OFFICERS — President  and  General  Manager,  Winthrop  Coffin,  Vioe- 
President,E.  Stearns;  Secretary ,  J.  C.  Lane;  Treasurer,  Charles  Whlpple 
Smith;  Superintendent, F.  (>.  L.  Henderson. 


NEWTON  &  BOSTON  STREET   RAILWAY- 
ORQANIZATION— Operate*  trolley  road. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.  Interett.  Outitanding.  Maturity. 

8tock.$250.000,pr.$100  #125,OOO  

latM.  for  9250,000....  J  1892  5  J-J  125.OOO  July  1, 1912 

Not  subject  to  call.  J  Int.  pay'le  at  Am.  L.  &  T.  Co.,  trustee,  Boston. 
Real  estate  mortgage 20.OOO  

Slock,  which  was  9100,000,  was  authorized  by  State  Railroad  Com- 
missioners to  be  increased  to  $140,000.  On  Oot  1, 1895,  loans  and 
bills  payable  were  $28,500,  but  In  Feb.,  1896,  $25.000  of  stock  and 
$25,OOO  of  bonds  wore  Issued  to  pay  this  debt  and  for  improvements. 

ROAD — Owns  5  mile*  of  road  (measured  as  single  track) ;  also  con- 
trols and  operate*  Wellesley  A  Boston  Street  Ry.,  2-3  miles,  extending 
from  West  Newton  to  Wellesley. 

EARNINGS— In  year  ending  Sept.  30,  1896,  gross,  $33,026;  net, 
$11.072;  In  1*94-3,  gross,  $30.139;  net,  $7,613;  charge*,  $7,108 ;  bal- 
ance, sun-Ius.  $504.  In  1893-94,  gross,  $33,478;  net,  $8.216. 

OFFICERS— President,  Gen.  Man.  and  Purcli.  Agent,  II.  B.  Parker; 
Vlce-Pre*.,  A.  R.  Mitchell ;  Sec.,  R.  A.  Sean;  Treas,,  J.  L.  Richards. 


NEWTONVILLE  &  WATERTOWN  STREET 
RAILWAY  A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Nov.,  1896,  3>4  miles  of  track.  Stock,  $50,000 ;  par, 
$100.  Unfunded  debt  Sept.  30. 1895,  $10.000.  No  funded  debt. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Sept.  30, 1895,  gross,  $7,580 ;  net,  $981 ; 
Interact,  taxe*,  etc.,  9809;  surplus  for  year,  $172.  In  1893-94  gross, 
$6.314 ;  deficit  from  operating.  9963. 

OFFICERS— Prertdent.  H.  B.  Parker ;  Secretary,  R.  A.  Sears ;  Treas- 
urer. James  L.  Richards. 


NIAGARA    FALLS,   N.   Y. 

POI-CLATIOS  189O  WAS  5.5O2;  IX  1880  WAS  3,330; 

IN  197O  WAR  3.O06. 

LEWISTON  &  YOUNOSTOWN  FRONTIER 
RR. 

ORGANIZATION.— Chartered  Aug.  29. 1895,  to  build  a  road  from  Lew- 
Iston  to  Lake  Ontario.  Ko  id  from  Lewlatou  to  Youngstown,  1O  miles, 
wa*  complete!  In  August.  1896.  Stock  authorized.  $150,000.  Flnt 
mortgage,  Buffalo  Loan,  Trust  A  Safe  Deposit  Co..  trustee,  $150,000. 
F.  M.  Hays,  H.  C.  Howard  and  othen  of  Buffalo  are  Interested. 

NIAGARA  FALLS*  LEWISTON  RR.-A trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION — Road  was  opened  July  17,  1895,  from  Niagara  Falls 
City  along  the  Niagara  Rlrerto  Lewtston,  N.  Y.,  7  miles,  all  double-track; 
In  Sept.,  1896,  wa*  said  to  operate  26  mile*  of  track.  Capital  stock, 
$I,4OO.OOO.  Pint  mortgage  I*  for  91.OOO.OOO  of  5  per  cent  gold  bond* 
to  Knickerbocker  Trurt  Co..  N.  Y.,  as  trustee.  The  old  mortgage  for 
$700,000  ha*  been  canceled.  President,  J.  M.  Brinker.— V.  60.  p.  1010. 


NIAGARA  FALLS  &  SUSPENSION  BRIDGE 
RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Oct.  20, 1882.    Road  rebuilt  and  double 
tracked  In  1892.    Operate*  under  agreement  the  N.  F.  Whirlpool  * 
Northern  Ry.,  1-79  miles,  which  company  ha**nplt«l  (took  of  $50,000 
anil  922.50O  of  9  per  cent  bond*  due  July  1, 1903,  outstanding. 
STOCK  <Jt  BONDS—  Dale.    Inttntt.    OutttaniFa.    Maturity. 

mock  (9750,000)  par  9100 96OO.OOO     

5    1893    6g.  J-J      518.000     July  1,  1903 

•*•  •" la }  Int.  at  Third  Nat.  Bank.  Buffalo. 

Mortgage  tnuUt,  the  Fidelity  Trust  A  Guaranty  Co.  of  Buffalo. 
EARNINGS— For  year  ending  June  30  earnings  were  a*  follows: 

1896.         1899.    |  1896.     .  1899. 


Gross  earnlrgs.  .9O4.6O9  960,188 

Net  earning*. . . .  20,78 1  - 

Other  income....  12,491  r,.i:u 

Taxes 5,428  4.VIO 


Interest $24,420924,000 

Dividends 4.OOO 

Balance sr.3.424  df.4.703 

Total  sur.  June  3O.    14,601     11,177 


ROAD  -Aug.,  1898,  operated  10-41  miles  track  on  10-57  mfles  street. 
OFFICERS— President,  Chas.  B.  Gasklll;  Secretary  and    Treasurer. 
Chas.  B.  Hill.  Buffalo,  N,  Y.;  Supt,  J.  a  Brewster,  Niagara  Fall*. 


NORFOLK,  VA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  34,871;  IK  1880  WAS  21,966; 

AND  IN  1870  VAS  19,229. 

NORFOLK   STREET   RAILROAD- 
ORQANIZATION— A  consolidation  June  7,  1894,  of  the  Norfolk  City 
RR.  Co.  and  the  Suburban  City  Railway  A  Improvement  Company. 
Franchise  I*  for  fifty  yean  from  January,  1888,  and  doe*  not  give  ex 
elusive  right*  to  operate  street  railway*  In  the  city 


62 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


STOCK  &  BONOS-  Dale.    Interest.    Outstand'g. 

'  "' 


Maturity. 


Norfol  culM,  Kod       1888    6g.  J-  J      $125,000     Jan.  '  i  ,  "l  913 

$1,000....  ..............  o  J  Int.  at  Her.  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  N.  \.Clty. 

Norfolk  Street  oous.  niort.,  S    1896    6g.J-J        664,000     July  1,  1935 

$1,000,000,  g.  ($1.000)c.  I  Int.  at  Merc.  Tr.  A  Dep.  Co.,  Bait.,  trustee. 

ROAD—  Owns  20  miles  of  traokinCity  of  Norfolk,  Va.(  and  extending 
to  Lambert's  Point,  2  miles  from  city.  Balls  60  Ib.  T  and  80  Ib.  girder. 

OFFICERS—  President,  M.  A.  Verner;  Vioe-President,  Thos.  Clyde  ; 
Secretary  <b  Treasurer,  H.  C.  Whitehead  ;  General  Manager,  W.  M. 
Rosborough.  INDEX—  V.  62,  p.  186. 

PORT    NORFOLK  ELECTRIC   RAILWAY- 
ROAO,  ETC.—  Said  to  operate  3>«  miles  of  track.    Stock,  $14,OOO  ;  1st 
mortgage  gold  6a,  $600,000;  dated  1892,  due  August  1,  1907;  inter- 
Mt  payable.  P.*  A:  President,  W.  H.  Stewart;  Treasurer,  General 
Manager  and  Purcli.  Agent,  M.  W.  Mason. 


NORRISTOWN,    PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  19,791;  IN  1880  WAS  13,063; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  10,753. 

SCHUYLKILL  VALLEY  TRACTION-A trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  in  September,  1893,  as  successor  to  the 
Norristown  Bridgeport  &  Consuohooken  Traction  Co.  Since  Jan.  15, 
1893,  has  oontrolledand  operated  theConshohockenRy.,theMontgomery 
County  Pass.  By.,  the  Citizens'  Pass.  By.,  Ambler  Electric  and  the  Nor- 
ristown Pass.  By.  The  corporate  existence  of  the  several  companies 
will  be  maintained,  but  their  bonds  will  be  taken  up  as  rapidly  as  pos- 
sible. In  October,  1895,  control  of  the  Traction  Co.  changed  hands  and 
the  authorized  stock  was  increased  from  $250,000  to  $1,000,000. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.     Outstanding.     Maturity. 

Stock,  $1,000.000  ($50) $500.000       

1st  mort.,  $500,000,  gold )  1895     5  g.  F-A  45,000       Nov.,  1945 

($1,000) c )  lut.at  West  End  Tr.  <fe  8.  D.  Co.,Phtl.,trustee. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— For  calendar  year  1896  gross,  $62,811;  in  1895, 
$48,666.  For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $57,773;  net,  $17,- 
954;  interest  and  taxes,  $1,268;  rentals,  $9,385;  bal.,  surp.  for  year, 
$7,301. 

OFFICERS— President,  C.  D.  Beebe ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  D.  B. 
Shepp;  Gen.  Man.,  B.  M.  Douglass.  Office,  Norristown,  Pa. 

INDEX -V.  61,  p.  795;  V.  62,  p.  279. 

SCHUYLKILL  VALLEY  TRACTION  SYS- 
TEM-AMBLER ELECTRIC  RAILWAY. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Chartered  June  18, 1894,  to  build  an  electric 
railway  through  the  Borough  of  Ambler,  over  the  Broad  Axe  Turnpike 
to  Harmanville,  connecting  with  the  Conshohocken  Railway.  Stock 
$50,000,  par  $50. 

SCHUYLKILL  VALLEY  TRACTION  SYS- 
TEM— CIT. ZENS'  PASSENGER  RAILWAY— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Chartered  in  April,  1887,  with  no  consideration  for 
franchises,  no  paving  required. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.       Interest.    Outstanding.  Maturity. 

Stock  ($80,000)  $50 $80,000f.p 

l»t  mort    ftSO  000  mM     J  I895         5  «•  F~A       80,000       Feb.  1, 1925 
on.,  ^so.ooo,  gold. .  J                   Subject  to  call  at  105  Feb.  1, 1905 
Unfunded  debt  July  1, '96 3,382         

The  mortgage  of  1895  was  made  to  pay  floating  debt  incurred  in 
changing  from  horse  to  electric  power.  Trustee  is  the  Norristown  Title 
Trust  &  Safe  Deposit  Co. 

ROAD— Owns  6  miles  of  main  and  -25  miles  of  side  track  of  5  ft.  2^ 
in.  gauge.  Rails  66  Ib.  girder,  60  Ib.  T- 

SCHUYLKILL  VALLEY  TRACTION  SYS- 
TEM-CONSHOHOCKEN  RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION— Company  was  chartered  in  January,  1893,  to  run 
from  Norristown  to  Conshohocken,  through  the  borough  of  Consho- 
hooken,  and  then  on  to  connect  with  the  trolley  system  of  Philadelphia. 
It  possesses  for  a  consideration  perpetual  exclusive  franchise  in  the 
Borough  of  Conshohocken,  with  no  paving  required  and  no  right  of  in- 
terrupting traffic  reserved  to  borough.  The  Sohuylkill  Valley  Traction 
Company  guarantees  the  principal  and  Interest  on  its  bonds. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—    Miles.    Date.    Interest.    Outs'd'g.       Maturita. 
Stock  ($250.000) $145,000    "... 

18($15<J  OOObdTcfn  I  1894  5g.J-J  100,000  July  1, 1924 

celed  by Tustee.?  $***«*  *>  «»"  "t  105  July  1, 1904. 

Interest  is  payable  at  the  office  of  the  Norristown  Title  Trust  Com- 
pany, the  mortgage  trustee. 

ROAD— Owns  5%  miles  of  track  of  5  ft.  2  "a  in.  gauge.  Rails  60  Ib.  T 
and  66  Ib.  girder. 

SCHUYLKILL  VALLEY  TRACTION  SYS- 
TEM-MONTGOMERY COUNTY  PASSENGER  RAILWAY. 

ORGANIZATION— Boad  opened  in  1894. 

Stock,  $150,000 $150,000  f.  p.  ,     RoAD-Owns  113  miles  of  track 

lstM.,*150,OOO,6.J-J    15,000  of  5  ft.  2 "a  in.  gauge.    Rails  45  Ib 

(Due  1924.)  I  girder. 

SCHUYLKILL    VALLEY    TRACTION    SYS- 
TEM-NORBISTOVVN  PASSSXGEB  BAILWAY— A  trolley  road, 
franchises,  no  paving  required,  and  no  right  of  interrupting  traffic  re- 
served to  borough.    Opened  to  traffic  April  11,  1885,  and  equipped 
with  electric  apparatus  In  1893. 

8tock,par$50 $75,000f.p.  I     ROAD— Owns  4  miles  of  main  and 

1st  mort.,  6,  J-J. ...        75,000  '25  miles  of  side  track,  of  5  ft.  2ia 

Dated  1893.    Due  1923.  |  in.  gauge.  Bail*  66&45  Ib.  girder. 


NORTH    ADAMS,    MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  16,074;  IN  1880  WAS  10,191. 

HOOSAC  VALLEY   STREET   RY.-Trolleyroad. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  April  7,  1886.  In  June,  1895,  the  State 
RR.  Commissioners  authorized  a  new  issue  of  $50,000  stock  (making 
total  $100,000)  and  $100,000  twenty-year  6  per  cent  bonds.  These 


bonds  will  be  used  to  provide  for  present  issue  of  bonds  due  1906, 
and  floating  debt.  To  Sept.  30,  1896,  none  had  been  Issued. 

STOCK,  BONDS,  ETC. —  Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.  Maturity,  etc. 

Stock,  par  $100. ! $50,OOO  

Bonds  (par  $100) 1886  6  50,000  1906 

Bonds  for  $100,000 1895  6  See  text.  1915 

Unfunded  debt  Sept.  30/96 51.2OO  

ROAD. — Owns  ires  miles  of  main  line  track  and  0'42  miles  of  sid- 
ings, etc.  Extension  to  Williainstown,  6  miles,  was  completed  in  1896- 

EARNINGS-  Fur  year  ending  Sept.  30,  1896,  gross,  $68,422;  net, 
$29,956;  Interest  and  taxes,  $4,922;  balance,  surplus  for  year,  $25,- 
034.  In  1894-5,  gross,  $30,785;  net,  $7,768;  interest,  taxes,  etc.,  $4,- 
485. 

OFFICERS— President  and  Treasurer,  C.  Q.  Biohmond. 


NORTH   ATTLJEBOROUGH,  MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  6.727. 

INTER-STATE     CONSOLIDATED     STREET 
RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Organized  April  21, 1895.  Successor  to  the  Attl 
borough  North  Attleborough  &  Wrentham  Street  Ey.  and  the  Inter- 
State  Street  Railway,  which  was  sold  in  foreclosure  in  March,  1895 
See  V.  60,  p.  606. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.      Interest.  Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Stock,  $330,000,  par  $100 $300,000  Jan.l,'97,Ha% 

Bonds  auth.,  $200,000 

Loans  and  bills  payable  Jan.  1,'97         130,000 

DIVIDEND— In  1897,  Jan.  Us  p.  c. 

ROAD — Owns  22'42  miles  main  line  track  and  l^  mile  sidings, 
etc.,  from  Main  Street,  Pawtucket  B.  I.,  to  North  Attleborough, 
Mass.,  Ilebrouville,  Dodgeville  and  Attleborough.  Tbe  combined 
population  of  these  towns  was  in  1890  about  41,937. 

EARNINGS— Year  ending  Dee.  31, 1896,  gross,  $123,859;  net,  $25,591. 

OFFICERS— President,  M.  J.  Perry;  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  E.  B. 
Price.  Directors— M.  J.  Perry,  E.  R.  Price,  F.  H.  Peckham,  Jr.,  L.  B. 
Goff,  C.  L.  Watson  and  H.  F.  Barrows.— V.  61,  p.  662,  871. 


NORTHAMPTON,    MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  14,990:  IN  1880  WAS  12,172; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  10.160. 

NORTHAMPTON  STREET  RAILWAY-A 

trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Feb.  26, 1873. 

STOCK,  BONDS,  ETC.—  Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.   Dit'nd»,<tt. 

Stock,  $300,000,  par  $100 $300,000f.p.  Jan.'97,5% 

i8tM.,notsub).tocaU($500)e     1888     5A-O      25,000  1909 

Loans  and  bills  payable  Oct.  1, 1896    28,500 

Interest  at  Springfield  8.  D.  &  Trust  Co.,  Springfleld,  Mass. 

In  year  1893-94  stock  was  increased  from  $150,000  to  $225,000,  and 
in  order  to  build  line  to  Easthainpton,  5  miles,  was  afterwards  in- 
creased to  $300,000. 

Dividends— In  year  1893-94  distributed  $12,000 ;  in  1895,  10  p.  o.; 
1896, 10  p.  o.;  Jan.,  1897,  5  p.  0. 

ROAD— Owns  15-8  miles  of  main  track  and  1  mile  sidings,  etc. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  years  ending  Sept.  30  earnings  have  been : 

1896.         1895.    I  1896.          1895. 

Gross...  ...$94,802    $83,525  I  Bal. fordiv'nds.. $30.899    $34,133 

Net (!)          37,286  I  Dividends 30,000      22,500- 

Int'st,  taxes,  etc.      (1)  3,153  |  Bal.  surp.  for  yr.        899      11,633 

GENERAL  BALANCE  SHEET  SEPT.  30,   1896. 

Liabilities. 
Stock $300,000 


Assets. 

Construction $211,250 

Equipment 79,292 

Other  property 75,680 

Cash  and  current  assets.      10,841 


Fundeddebt 25,000 

Bills  payable,  etc 28,500 

Profit  and  loss, surplus..      23,563 

Total  assets $377,063          Total  liabilities $377,063 

OFFICERS— President,  John  Olmsted;  Secretary,  J.  A.  Sullivan;  TreM- 
urer,  N.  D.  Winter;  General  Manager,  A.  E.  Smith. 


NORWALK,  CONN. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  17,747 ;  IN  1880  WAS  13,956  ; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  12,119. 

NORWALK  STREET   RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  May,  1862. 


Stock  ($500,000) ,  $25.$100,000f.  ] 


ROAD— Operates  7  miles  of  track 
connesting  Nor  walk,  South  Nor- 
walk  and  winnipauk. 

Oct ,  1896,bllls  payable,  $32,000. 


_         or.  p. 

1st inortL,  6s,  J&j~  auth.  $200,000, 

issued  $110,000,  due  1919. 
Subj.  to  call  at  105  after  July  1,'99. 

EARNINGS— Year  ending  Sept.  30, 1896,  gross,  $53,522 ;  net.  $14,349 
In  1894-5,  gross,  $53,338;  net,  $12.670;  interest,  $6,301;  taxes,  $1,260; 
dividend  (6  p.  c.)  $3,000. 

OFFICERS— President,  E.  J.  Hill;  Vice  President,  John  A.  Osborn  '• 
Secretary,  Treasurer,  Gen.  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agt,  W.  F.  Actor; 

NORWALK    TRAMWAY- 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  May  6, 1889.    Charter  said  to  be  per- 
petual. 
STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.        Interest.    Outstand'g.     Maturity. 

Stock   <*100>  $850,000 See  below.    $255,000    

1st  mort.,  $20,000  p.  in.  I  1893         5  g.  M  -  S      325,000    Sept.  1, 19 

gold,  $1,000 o*  s  Interest  at  Atlantic  Tr.  Co.,  trustee,  N.Y.  City. 

Subject  to  call  at  104  after  Sept.  1, 1898. 

The  first  mortgage  bonds  are  a  first  lien  upon  all  property  of  every 
description  now  owned  or  hereafter  acquired.  Under  the  terms  of  th« 
mortgage  the  bond  issue  is  limited  to  $20,000  per  mile  of  construction 
and  equipment,  and  under  laws  of  State  cannot  exceed  75  per  cent  of 
the  cost  of  road  and  equipment. 

Dividends— From  July,  189J,  to  July,  1895,  dividends  of  2  per  cent 
yearly  paid  J  &  J.,  none  since  to  February,  1897. 


STKEET    RAILWAYS. 


63 


ROAD— Owns  and  operates  from  Broad  Klver  through  City  of  Nor- 
walk  to  South  Norwalk,  and  al»o  to  the  excunlun  grounds  at  Boton 
Point  on  Long  Island  Sound,  to  Gregory'*  Point,  to  Five  Mile 
River.  Darien.  Noroton  and  St.niford.  a  total  trackage,  with  tiding*, 
«f  16  85  aUtoe.  Road  laid  with  48  and  58  and  70  Ib.  T  rail*. 

EAKNINO9— for  the  year  ending  Sept.  3O,  1896,  gross,  $50,161 ;  net, 
-•;  Interact,  $1 1,156;  tales.  *3.1O»;  balance,  surplus,  *-J,7«7. 

OFFICERS— Prest..  T.  M.  Waller;  Vlce-Prc.-t  klhbiu;  See. 

an  I  T*as.,  O.  W.  Mansfield;  Supt.  and  Purch.  A»rt..  K.  W.  Muuatteld. 


NORWICH,  CONN. 

POPCLATIOS  189O  WAS  16,192;  AND  nt  188O  WAS  15,112; 

NORWICH  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  In  1882  and  has  a  perpetual  franchise- 

STOCK  A  BONOS—     3tUtt.  Datt.  Intend.  Outttantfg    Latt  tiir.,  4r. 
gtoVk  <*6UO,00. .  au-  < J  -  J  $250.000  Jan.  1  .'97.-J ",  p.e. 

thorlMd— $100 t  Dividends  at  Am.  Loan  A  Trust  Co.,  Boston. 

1st  niort.  $330.000,)    12       1893  5>,-.  A-O  $265,OOO         Oct.  1,  1923. 

gold,  $1.00O >  Interest  at  Am.  Loan  A  Trust  Boston 

October  1, 18*6.  bill*  payable,  «J1,6O8. 

Mortgage  of  1893  Is  for  $390.000,  of  which  balance  unissued  Is  re- 
ferred for  Improvement  and  additions,  being  Issuable  therefor  only 
general  laws  of  Connecticut  to  75  per  cent  of  actual  cost  of  snoh 
Improvements  mad  additions. 

MrUoHU-ln  1899  5  p.  c.;  In  1896.  5  p  e.;  In  1897.  Jan.,  24  p.  c. 

ROAD-  Own*  12-46  mile*  of  track,  of  which  11-913  mile*  main  line  and 
tranche*  ana  -35  mile*  siding*.  Balls  T  83, 10, 45  and  48  Ib*.  to  the  yard. 

ANNUAL  Repcwr-For  years  ending  Sept.  SO  earnings  were : 

OroM.  \>l         lnt.4*uti.    Dindfndt.     Batanee. 

189596 $84.714       $99.355       $17,6OO        (3)  $12.5OO     def.$943 

1894-95 85.610         31.35O          17.40O        (5)     12,500  sur.l.65O 

1893-94 80.060          29,376          17.033        (2>*t  6.330  snr.0.091 

Total  nurplus  Oct.  1.  1896.  $16,581. 

OFFICERS— President,   Wlnthmp  Cofla.  Boston:   Secretary,    W.  L. 
Adams,  Norwich ; 


OAKLAND,  CAL. 

PortJLATios  1890  WAS  48,689;  I*  188O  WA*  34,535; 
A.XU  I*  1870  WAI  10.500. 

OAKLAND   SYNDICATE 

.vember.  1896,  the  following  road*  were  reported  to  be  con 
trailed  by  a  "  Syadleate,"  aad  mmmj 


•trtet.  Oakland 
Oakland* 


I  to  be :  Central  Aveano.  East 

Park  *  Frultvale.  ilsaied* 


8*e  V.  64.  p.  S87. 
CENTRAL  AVENUE  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road 
ORGANIZATION;.— Chattered  la  1891  lor  00  yean, 

•:K  A  BONOS—  »  Jilt.    Date.    lnl*rt*.    Ootttatufg.  JfalKr'y. 

•toek 3,190sa*. 

(5»«    1992    6ft  M-X       $120,000  1922 

lit  M.,(f..»1.000,  sink,  f.c-  'internal  I*  payable  at  California  *>>.  Co.. 
>.     Tnutt*.8an  Francisco.  Cal. 

L'nsa  bill*  payable  Oct.  31..  189S  ..       $11.8OO        

Sinking  foad  tor  beads  I*  $4.000  yearly  for  lo years,  beginning  1902 
tan  $8.000  yearly  for  10  year*. 
ROAO  -Operates  3i«  mile*  of  track  oa  3  miles  of  street. 
EARNiNOa— For  years  eadlag  Oat.  SI : 

-a^n**"      mSaaal   .......  1<-B>        19M- 

:::  <55  (9tSR\l£SS^^^*''m   *\3nl 

OFFICER*. -Presldeat,  W.  F.  Beck;  Vlos- President.  A.  II.  Cloogh; 
Secretary.  W.  F.  Rudolph. 

EAST  OAKLAND  STREET  RAILWAY-A 
trolley  road. 

ROAD -Said  to  operate  6  miles  of  track.  Stock.  $23O.OOO;  1st  mort. 
•age  6*.  $250,000.  Receiver.-  certificates  for  about  $36,000  are  said 
to  hav*  baaa  Usned.  Reeeivrr,  J.  C.  Jobasoa. 


HIGHLAND  PARK  4  FRUIT  VALE  RAIL- 
ROAD \  •-••iley  road. 

ROAO— Datd  to  operate  10>*  mllrs  of  track  on  6  miles  of  street 
Stork.  $300.000:  bead*,  $COO.OOO.  Reealvor.  F.  J.  Woodward. 

OAK  LANDCONSOLIDATEDSTREETR  AIL- 
WAY. -Aa  aleetrle  road. 

iON-Priwlpal  fraaeaU*  dated  Seat.  18,  1889,  ••  grant* 
ta*  ««(%arra  ase  of  tbe  praailaeat  stissU  aad  aveaoes  of  Oakland  and 
i  ia»aili>  for  a  period  ef  Ifty  year*." 

Ualitrily,  tie. 


MSS-  *SOO-IX)0  «"IJ-  '   lsw»  "*  K-^  "    i-ii.'»H.    \u<    i.  i-ui 

•1.00.1  .!«,,  California  Safe  Deposit  *  Trust  Co. 


il«n  are  parssa*Hy  liable  under  the  California  State  law 
of  Ike  eorporat'oa.    Tae  mortgage  covers  entire  property; 


M  all  right*  aad  fraaehlse*  now  owaad  or  kareattor  acquired. 
ROAO  noasl.t*  of  29  •!!•*  of  track.  4O-aeaad  steel  T  and  girder  rail. 
-  REPORT.-  For  year*  eadtag  Dae.  SI : 

ISM  1894. 

$124.451    Other  Interact     $4.3HO        $4.671 
4300    Taxa*.*ta.....       8.786          2.363 

"    Other  paym'te       -in 

Balaaee.  surp.       2.444          2.39O 


-  ...... 

Ott«ia*o«*. 

"steernliK 

lat-on  l,on.l. 


$117/491 


a^aV       SSJMO 

-•".-••'     itj 

OFFiCERS-Pr^rtdent.  Frank  M.  Smith ;  Secretary  aad  Superintend' 
•nt,  A.  K  Grtam ;  Treasarcr.  California  Bat*  Deposit  *  Trust  Co. 

OAKLAND  RAILROAD— A  eabte  aad  trolley  road. 
ROAO    laid  to  operate  16-2  miles  of  track.    Supt.,  Oeo.  Y.  Loring. 

OAKLAND  SAN  LEANDRO  A  HAYWARDS 
^LECTRIC      RAILW^AY    CONSOLIDATED 
™»e»aally  ,  trolley  road. 


ORGANIZATION— A  consolidation  May  8,  1894,  of  the  Oakland  San 
Leandro  A  Haywards  Electric  Railway  and  tbe  Twenty- third  Avenue 
Electric  Railway  cos.,  the  bonds  of  each,  being  assumed.  Annual 
meeting  third  Saturday  in  July. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Dale.       Interest.     Outstanding.      Maturity. 

Stock  (tl.OOO.OOO  auth.) )  n  „  (     8.OOO  shares.    > 

-$100 J ^r  )$22-62ia  pd.  In.?        

Oak.  San  Leandro  A  Hay. )  1892     6gM-S  $250.000  Mar  1, 1922 

Ry.lstM.gold  $100O  ea.  >  Interest  la  payable  by  check. 
23d  Ave.  Ry.  1st  mort.,  I  1893     0«  M-S  15       $250,000  Mar.  1, 1923 

gold,  $1,000  each 5  Interest  is  payable  by  check. 

Mortgage  trustee  Is  the  California  Title  Insurance  <Si  Trust  Co. 

Sondi—ln  January,  1895,  there  were  no  other  bonds  outstanding 
No  additional  bonds  can  be  Issued  under  the  mortgages  ot  1892  and 
1893,  above  described.  Both  mortgages  have  sinking  fund  commenc- 
ing ten  years  after  date  and  Increasing  from  2  per  cent  yearly  (of  total 
bond*  outstanding)  for  the  first  five  years  to  8  per  cent  for  last  five 
yean.  The  bonds  are  not  subject  to  call  before  maturity. 

I>iridendt—from  May  10,  1894  (the  date  of  the  consolidation)  to 
January,  1895,  quarterly  dividends  of  75  cents  a  share  had  been  paid 

Stock  for  $200,000  was  In  the  treasury  on  Jan.  10, 1895. 

ROAO— In  November.  1896.  was  said  to  operate  25  miles  of  track,  all 
but  1  "9  mile*  being  electric. 

OFFICERS— President.  H.  W.  Meek ;  VIoe-PresIdent.  Wm.  J.  Landers ; 
Secretary,  A.  L.  Stone;  Treasurer,  C.  E.  Palmer.  Office,  Oakland,  Cal. 


PIEDMONT    &     MOUNTAIN    VIEW     RAIL- 
W  A  Y— A  cable,  horse  and  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Incorporated  March  25, 1895,  to  purchase  and 
acquire  all  the  rights,  franchises  and  property  of  the  Consolidated 
Piedmont  Cable  Co.    Capital  stock,  $1.000,000,  par  $100 ;  bonds,    (t) 
Charles  R.  Bishop,  K.  A.  Heron  and  J.  R.  Sprint,  of  San  Francisco.  Cal. 
are  Interested. 

ROAO— Said  to  operate  24  mile*  of  track. 


OGDENSBURG,   N.   Y. 

POI-OLVTIOX  1890  WAI  11,662;  IX  1880  WAS  10,341; 
AXD  IX  1870  WAS  10.076. 

OODENSBURO  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Dee.  22, 1883.  In  June,  1895,  stock  was 
lanreastiil  from  $7O,OOO  to  $150,000  for  construction  and  Improve- 
meats.  Owns  about  8  miles  of  track  laid  with  48  Ib.  rail*.  Equipped 
with  trolley  In  1896. 

STOCK  A  BONM—  f*l*.  Interttt.  Out-  landing.  Maturity. 
Stock,  $130.000 $150,000  

:  tl  IO'.M'H)  ~  '     1***       6M-82  130.000       Sept  2,  1928 

'Mortgage  trustee.  West  F.nd  Trust  Co.,  Philadelphia. 
EARNINGS— From  Sept.  1  to  Sept.  SO.  1896  (only  ran  10  day*  on  ac- 
count of  breakdown),  cross,  $583.    For  year  ending  Aug.  31,1896. 


JERS— President,  H.  A.  Sage,  Easton,  Pa.;  Vic*  President,  J.  F. 


Dolaa;  Seeretary,  H.  W.  Cooler;  Treasurer.  J.  B.  RelUy. 


OLEAN,  N.  Y. 

PorCLATIOI  1890  WAI  7.338;  IX  1880  WAI  3,036; 
AVD  ix  1870  WAS  1,327. 

OLEAN    STREET    RAILWAY-A  horse  and  trolley 
road. 

OROANIZATIOM— Chartered  March  1.  1880. 

The   seeurttie*.   road,  earatags.  I     EARNINGS— For  yrar  ending  June 
etc.,  are  as  follows:  3O  earnings  were: 

Stock,  par  $100 $is.oool  !-••- 

l*t  morteaga  6s.  JAJ 67.OOO    Oross $28,184 

(Doe  Mav  1.  19231 

R 


1 3-54  mile*  of  single  i 
i  and -62  of  .1,1  in 


latoreat  Ataze*. 

Balance,  surplus. 


track  and  -62  of  ilillaa»  >  Balance,  mil 

OFFICERS— Prrs.,     John    Fobe« ;  I  Total  surul 
Sec.  andfreas..!, 


6.391 
1,083 
19^60 


18*4. 

fJ.1.!l-JS 
7.122 
1.70.1 
2,417 
13,337 


OMAHA,    NEB. 

Porct-ATiox  1890  WAS  14O.452;  IK  1880  WAS  30,518; 
AVI>  IK  1870  WAS  16,083. 

DUNDEE    PLACE    CAR    LI NE-An  electric  road. 
ROAO,  ETC.— Operates  l>t  miles  of  track.    President.  R.  W.  Patrick. 

EAST  OMAHA  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  April  11,  1893,  and  afterwards  bought 
out  the  line  of  the  Inter-State  Bridge  *  Terminal  By.  Co.  Company 
bold*  aa  exclusive  franchise  on  all  the  street*  In  East  Omaha  until 
January,  1919,  and  for  the  same  time  exclusive  rights  across  the 
Omaha  Bridge  A  Terminal  Company's  bridge,  spanning  the  Missouri 
River  and  loading  to  Council  Bluff*,  Iowa.  This  latter  franchise  li 
regarded  as  very  valuable.  At  present  line*  are  only  operated  In  the 
suburb.  East  Omaha,  but  they  will  ultimately  be  extended  to  Council 
Bluffs. 

STOCK  oV  OEBT-Authorlxed  capital  $1,000,000,  par  $10O;  Issued 
ami  outstanding,  full  paid,  $78,000.  No  bonds.  Total  Indebtedness, 
Kay  7, 1895,  $13,730. 

Kriitend  of  6  per  cent  paid  January,  1894 ;  none  since. 

ROAD— Operate*  5<*  miles  of  single  track  on  3>*  miles  of  street. 
Gauge  4  feet  84  Inches.  Balls  40  Ib.  T  and  43  Ib.  girder. 

EARNINGS— From  April  I".  18R3,  to  Jnn.  I,  1895,  were  as  follows : 

Oross $37,783  I  Dividend* $9,21O 

Jfet 10,871  |  Surplus  earnings 1,661 

OFFICERS— President,  Arthur  9.  Potter;  VIce-Presldont,  Dudley 
Smith ;  Treasurer,  H.  W.  Yates ;  Secretary,  John  R.  Webster. 

OMAHA  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
OROANIZATION— Incorporated  Jnn.  1, 1889.    This  Is  a  consolidation 


64 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


of  all  the  street  railway  properties  of  the  city  operated  by  cable,  horse 
and  electric  powers.    Has  the  benefit  of  three  franchises  and  Is  author- 
lied  to  use  any  motive  power  except  steam. 
STOCK  &  BONDS—        Date-    Interest.       Outstanding.       Maturity. 


.  . 

....  M.-N.    $5,000.000  f.  p 

0111.  St.   Ry.  1st  consol. 
M..»a,500.000.gold....    1889    5g.  M.-N.       2,250,000       May  1,  1914 

Interest  Is  payable  at  the  Fanners'  Loan  A  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  City- 
Consols  for  9500,000  were  Issued  In  July,  1896,  to  retire  the  first  6s. 

ROAD—  Operates  about  90  miles  of  track. 

Weight  of  rail  (T  and  girder)  45  Ibs.,  58>n  Urn.;  number  of  oars,  270. 

EARNINGS—  From  Dec.  1,  1894,  to  Nov.  30,  1895,  1  year,  gross  $596,- 
949;  net  $228,767;  Interest  on  bonds,  $125,029;  balance,  gur.,  $103,738. 

OFFICERS—  President,  Frank  Murphy;  Vice-Presldent,  Guy  C.  Barton  . 
Treasurer,  W.  W.  Marsh  ;  Secretary,  D.  H.  Goodrich  ;  General  Mana- 
f  er,  W.  A.  Smith  ;  General  SupL  and  Purchasing  Agent,  F.  A.  Tucker. 


OMAHA  &  COUNCIL  BLUFFS  RAILWAY 
dk  BRIDGE— An  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION— The  Union  Pacific  Hallway  Co.  in  1888  sold  Its  Inter- 
est In  the  Council  Bluffs  8t.  Ry.  Co.  to  this  company. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—         Date.      Interest.     Outstanding.      Maturity. 

Stock $1,500,000       

1st  mort.  (see  below)  )     1888.        6gJ-J  400,000    Jan.  1, 1908 

gold,$l,OOO.alnkln)f  ,•  Subject  to  call  at  110  in  1899. 

fund,  $5OO.OOO. .  .c*  >  Int.  at  Mercantile  Trust  Co.(trustee),  N.Y.  City. 
Council  Bluffs  St.  Ry.  1  1889.  5  g  J-J  $250,000  July  1, 19O9. 

1st  M.  •80O,OOORoJd  I  Subject  to  call  at  106  in  1899. 

$1,OOO  guar.  p.  if  I.  (Interest  at  Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  New 

(end.)slnklugfuudo*  J     York  City. 

ROAD— Operates  20  miles  of  track. 

Bonds— The  first  mortgage  of  1888  Is  in  the  first  place  for  $500,000, 
$100,000  being  held  In  trust  against  aoeideut  to  bridge,  and  additional 
bonds  may  be  issued  at  $25,000  per  mile  for  road  acquired  and  unen- 
cumbered. The  sinking  fund  is  $20,000  yearly  till  January  1,1899,  and 
thereafter  $30,000. 

OFFICERS— President,  N.  W.  Wells;  VIce-President,  J.  J.  Brown; 
Secretary,  O.T.  Stewart;  Treasurer,  J.  H.  Millard. 


ORANGE,   N.   J. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  18,844;  IN  1880  WAS  13,207; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  9,348. 

ORANGE  MOUNTAIN  TRACTION  CO.- 
ORQANIZATION— Successor  to  Orange  Mountain  Cable  Co.  sold  Oct.  9, 
1895,  to  Charles  E.  Eimerman,  of  Philadelphia,  for  $10,550.— V.  61,  p- 
662.  Stock,  $150,000;  par  $100.  Owns  1  >a  miles  of  cable  incline,  ex- 
tending to  top  of  Orange  Mountain,  in  Township  of  West  Orange.  For 
year  1895  gross  earnings  were  $4,373.  Directors— Walter  C.  McFar- 
land  and  L.  C.  Dodge  of  Philadelphia ;  W.  8.  Wood  of  Camden.— V.  60, 
p.  968, 1010 ;  V.  61,  p.  366,  662. 


SOUTH  ORANGE  &  MAPLEWOOD  STREET 
R  Y.—  A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Owns  1-6  miles  built  through  private  property.  Con- 
nects Orange  Field  Club  grounds  with  business  sections  of  the  Oranges. 
Began  operations  October  1,  1895,  power  being  furnished  by  the 
Suburban  Traction  Company.  Stock  issued  $100,000,  paid  in  $86,060 
no  debts  reported;  cost  of  road  and  equipment  to  Jan.  1,  1896,  $82,838. 

ROAD—  Orange  to  South  Orange,  1-6  miles  of  road,  3-2  miles  of  track. 
Extensions  proposed  to  Valley  Road  an<l  Forest  Street.  President 
Frank  Brewer  of  South  Orange. 

SUBURBAN  TRACTION.-Mostly  a  trolley  road. 

SALE—  Foreclosure  sale  has  been  adjourned  from  time  to  time,  but  it 
is  hoped  that  a  plan  of  reorganization  will  be  arranged  in  spring  of 
1897. 

Miles.    Date.    Interest. 


STOCK  &  BONDS  - 
Stock,  par  $100 
Or.  &  Bloouif.  Cross- 

town  Ry.,  1st  mort. 
11,500,000.0' 

$1,000,  In  default.  . 


Outstand'n.  Maturity. 
$1,500,000    . 


60,000    

10     1893      5  J  -  D  477,000  J'ne  1,'23 

.  Trustee,  Am.  Loan  &  Trust  Co.,  Boston. 
January  1,  1896,  the  receiver  reported  outstanding  first  mortgage 
bonds,  $60,000 ;  consols,  $477,000 ;  other  debts,  $50,000.    In  Febru- 
ary, 1897,  only  $477,000  consols  were  outstanding. 

ROAD— Owns  10  miles  of  track  on  7  miles  of  streets.    Rails  80  girder 
56-lb.  T  and  45-lb.  chair. 
EARNINGS— For  years  ending  Deo.  31  earnings  were : 


Earnings.  1896. 

From  pass«ng'rs.$G8,'J4G 
Other  sources. . . . 


1895. 
$50,000 
800 


Expenditures.       1896.      1895. 

Kfpairs $15,361    $2,500 

Sup'Intend.&man.  52,637     46,000 


OSWEGO,  N.  Y. 


POPULATION  1890  WAS  21,842;  IN  1880  WAS  21,117; 
AND  IN  1870  WA8  20,910. 

LAKE  ONTARIO  &  RIVERSIDE  RAILWAY 
—A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Formed  in  1896  to  consolidate  Oswego  Street  Ry 
and  Fulton  &  Oswego  Falls  Street  Ry.    Consolidation  perfected  Mar 
196.    Capital  stock  $300,000  and  first  mortgage  bonds  $300,000; 
the  securities  of  old  companies  will  be  retired. 


0»wegoStRy.l8tM.,g.,s.f'.  <    i'89'i    6g.'A-b      124,500    Oct'TMini 
P-  TC;/Sai;ly  ?,f  t?r«'!>."-,-c',  <  Subject  to  call  at  105  after  Oct      \  1896 
Fu^Wswelo  °5Uf  «1' 
LaTettio  *  Riverside- 
mort,  ,$300,000,  gold  ......    1896     6g.  M-S      300,000   Mar  12  1926 

™™  C°U° 


RECEIVER- F.  H..  Tldman  appointed  Oct.  3, 1896,  interest  due  Oct.  1 
on  Oswego  St.  Ry.  firsts  not  having  been  paid.— V.  63,  p.  652.  Fore- 
closure suit  under  Oswego  Street  Railway  first  mortgage  of  1891 
begun  In  February,  1897. 

Bondholders'  Committee— Osteego  SI.  Ry.  Ists.—K.  M.  Coon,  Oswego; 
C.  Sidney  Shepard,  New  Haven,  N.  Y.;  M.  B.  Richardson,  Oswego  ;  de- 
positary, Knickerbocker  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.;  a  majority  of  these  bonds 
has  been  deposited. 

Fulton  it  Oswego  Falls  Mortgage.— These  bonds  are  deposited  with  J . 
Walker  &  Sons,  Mills  Building,  N.  Y. 

ROAD— Oswego  Street  Ry.  owns  14  miles  of  track ;  Fulton  <fe  Oswego 
Falls,  1 '  i  miles ;  when  connection  between  the  roads  is  made  (8  mileB> 
and  extension  built,  company  will  have  about  23  miles  of  railway. 
President,  George  N.  Burt ;  VIce-President,  N.  N.  Stranahan;  Sec., 
Treas.  and  Gen.  Man.,  F.  H.  Tidman.— V.  63,  p.  652. 


OTTUMWA,   IOWA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  14,001 ;  IN  1880  WAS  9,004  ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  5,214. 

OTTUMWA  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY-A  trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Sept.  4,  1889.  Street  railway  franchises 
expire  in  1918;  electric-light  franchises,  one  In  1907,  the  other  perpet- 
ual; steam  heating  perpetual.  In  April,  1896,  J.  H.  Men-it t  was  made 
receiver.  Coupons  due  June,  1895,  and  since  arc  in  default. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.    Interest.    Ontstand'/j.     Maturity. 

Stock  ($500,000  authorized) $300,000    

1st  M  ,  $200,000  gold >1892    6  g.  J  -  D        200,000    June  1.1912 

S.f.notsub.toca)l$l,000.o*  J     111.  Tr.  &  Sav.  Bank,  trustee,  Chicago. 

ROAD— In  1895  company  operated  7>a  miles  of  track  in  city  of  Ot- 
tumwa,  Iowa.  All  by  electricity.  Weight  of  raila,  38  Ibs.  girder  and 
40  Ibs.  T-  Also  does  municipal,  commercial  and  residence  eleotrio 
lighting;  supplies  electric  power  for  stationary  motors,  etc.,  and 
operates  a  system  of  steam  heating,  with  3*2  miles  of  mains  in  the 
streets. 

OFFICERS— President  and  General  Manager,  W.  R.  Damn ;  Vice-Pree- 
ident  J.  B.  Sax ;  Secretary,  George  F.  Hall:  Treasurer,  C.  F.  Blake. 


OWENSBORO,   KY. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  9,837;  IN  1880  WAS  6,231; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  3,437. 

OWENSBORO  CITY   RAILROAD-A  trolley  roatt. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1886.    Franchise  runs  till  1936   and 
gives  exclusive  rights  to  operate  street  railway  In  said  city. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Miles.  Date.  Interest.  OutsiatuPg.    Maturity. 

Stock,  $50,000  (par  $50> $50,000f.p 

istiw    *<-,ruwnni,  5    8*8    1888      6  J-J        25,000  1908 

1st  M.,  $000  each }  Interest  at  Louisville  Banking  Company. 

2d  $100,000  ($500),  cur.,  \    8^   1894     6  J-J        75,000      Jan.  1,1917 

not  subject  to  call }  Inter*  st  at  Louisville  Trust  Company, 

Dividends— None  to  January,  1896,  all  surplus  earnings  having  been 
used  to  extend  the  road. 

Bonds— Ot  the  $100.000  second  mortgage  6s  $25,000  are  reserved  for 
first  mortgage  when  due. 

ROAD— Owns  8 *2  miles  of  trolley  track  in  Owensboro  and  suburbs. 

OFFICERS— President,  W.  E.  Wliitely;  Secretary,  R.  A.  Miller;  Treas- 
urer, E.  G.  Buckner. 


PADUCAH,   KY. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  12,797;  IN  1880  WAS  8,036; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  6,866. 

PADUCAH    STREET    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  in  1876. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.  Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Stock,  par  $1OO $115,000     .. 

1st  mortKage$l 00,000  gold.     1890    6  g.  J  -  J     100,000     July  1,1920 
Other  indebtedness  June, '94    25,581     

Interest  is  payable  at  the  office  of  the  trustee,  Columbia  Finance  & 
Trust  Co.,  Louisville,  Ky. 

Sinking  fund  April  1, 1895,  $600,  and  same  every  six  months. 

ROAD— Operates  about  11  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS— President,  Geo.  C.  Thompson ;  IVice-President,  C.  Dallam 
Secretary,  T.  J.  Flournoy;  Treasurer,  T.  B.  Leonard,  Jr.;  General 
Manager,  A.  S.  Thompson;  Purchasing  Agent,  D.  B.  Simon. 


PASSAIC,    N.    J. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  13,028;  IN  1880  WAS  6,532. 

PASSAIC  &  NEWARK  ELECTRIC  TRAC- 
TION—A trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  April  30, 1895,  and  acquired  the  Pas- 
sale  &  Newark  Electric  Ry.  In  December,  1896,  it  was  proposed  to 
form  an  alliance  with  the  Consolidated  Traction  Co.  of  New  Jersey 
(Newark)  and  connect  the  two  roads  by  a  line  through  Belleville. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.  Interest.  Outstanding.  Maturity 
Stk.,  $250,000  (par$100)  { '"2'°°$W5(MO  "  } 

st  M.,  $210,000,  $500,  o.     1895          5  j-J  21o!oOO  (t) 

ther  debts  Jan.  1. 1896 2,710  

Interest  payable  at  Peoples'  Bank  &  Trust  Co.,  Passaic,  trustee. 

ROAD— May  1, 1896,  7  miles  of  track. 

EARNINGS— Year  1895,  gross,  $11,729;  paid  for  repairs,  $760;  for 
superintendence,  $7,620;  balance  of  earnings,  $3,349. 

OFFICERS -President,  Bird  W.  Spencer;  Secretary,  James  W.  Clin- 
ton; Treasurer,  Richard  Morrell.— V.  61,  p.  420. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


65 


PATERSON,  N.  J. 

Poi-ULATIOH  1890  WAS  78,347;  IN  1880  WAS  51,031; 
ASI>  is  187O  WAS  33,579. 

THE  NEW  JERSEY  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY. 
—A  trolley  road,  known  as  the  "  White  Line  " 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  In  November,  1894,  and  embraces 
the  Patenon  Passalc  A  Rutherford  Electric  Railway  and  the  Jersey 
City  Hoboken  A  Rutherford  Electric  Railway.  The  P.  P.  A  R.  Jan.  1, 
1896,  had  outstanding  *735,9OO  capital  stock,  owned  by  the  N.  J.  Elec- 
tric Ry.,  to  which  it*  property  1s  leased.  The  J.  C.  H.  A  R.  Jan.  1, 1896, 
owned  16*s  miles  of  track,  and  all  Its  $450,000  capital  stock  was  owned 
by  the  N  J.  Electric  Ry.,  which  had  "assumed  and  paid  all  Its  debts." 

STOCK  4  BONDS-         *•*<».  D«tt.    Interttt.    OuMa^o.  Maturity. 

Block  feTSOO.OOO  ($100) $2,287,900     

MorT  &500.000.  gV>ld      ....      1894   5  g.  text.      2,367.233  JTv.1,1944 
Other  debts  Jan.  1.1896 328.766     

MORTOAOE— Trustee  1*  the  Mercantile  Trust  Company  of  N.  Y.  City. 

Cost  of  road  and  equipment  to  Jan.  1, 1896,  Including  Jersey  City 
Hoboken  A  Rutherford  and  Patenon  Passaio  A  Rutherford  Electric 
railways,  $4.956,763. 

INTEREST  ADJUSTMENT— Interest  Is  payable  May  1  and  Nov.  1.  The 
November.  1895,  coupon*  were  paid  >•  In  each  and  >i  In  scrip,  redeem- 
able In  cash  or  bonds.  In  six  month*.  Bee  V.  61.  p.  871.  The  May 
ISM,  interest  was  paid  la  bead*,  and  the  November  Interest  (t). 

ROAD— A  sy»tem  of  electric  railway  projected  to  ran  between  Singao, 
Patenon.  Paseale,  Rutherford.  Hoboken  and  Jersey  City-total  60  mile*. 
of  which  50  mile*  of  track  (on  80  mile*  of  street)  reported  in  operation 
In  May,  1895.  Jan.  1, 1896,  to  Hew  Jersey  State.  J.  C.  H.  A  R.  reported 
mile*  of  track  16-7.  and  New  Jersey  Electric  Ry.  (Including  P.  P.  A  R. 
Elec.  Ry.)  reported  17-3.  In  July,  1896,  the  line  to  Hoboken  Ferry 


EARNiNOS-In  Aug..  1996.  earning*  were  "averaging  about  fl.OOO 
per  day."  For  the  year  1893  the  passenger  earnings  on  the  17 
miles,  "tm*\mtomf  p.  P.  A  R.  Bee.  Ry.,  were  $104,446,  and  the  expendi- 
tures for  repairs"  were»l4.O69;  aad  for  "superintendence  and  mainte- 
nance" $61347,  leaving  a  balance  of  $29.000.  For  the  MX  months 
ending  Nov.  30,  1895  (road  opened  Jane  3.  1895).  J.  a  H.  A  R..  with 
16«t  miles,  had  gross  earnings  from  passenger*  *5O.O98.  its  expendi- 
ture* for  repairs  beinf  $7,137  and  tor  superintendence  and  manage- 
ment $28  ,.*>4S.  leaving  a  balance  f  14.413.  Total  balance  of  earnings 
over  payments  named  $43.493. 

OFFICERS  (elected  18*5>—  President.  John  L.  Helns  ;  Vice-  President 
and  Tn-.i-u  •  ,•  r.  T.  D.  Jordan:  Sec'y.  J.  J.  Beanlan;  office,  Hoboken.  N.  J. 
Rneulirt  C*mmillft  Jaaxs  A.  Morrls*e.  William  II.  Mclntyre,  Thomas 
Ian.  John  L.  Heln».-V.  61.  p.  871. 

PATERSON    RAILWAY-Aaelectrteroed. 
OROANUATOM—Incorporated  May.  189O.  with  a  perpetual  charter 
Owns  4-j  mile*  of  electric  railway  la  Patenon,  N.  J..  extending  to 
Passale.  Oarteld.  Cltfum.  Haledon  and  Aeqnaekenonk  City. 


June  1,  1908 


STOCK  A.  BONOS— 

Stock  («lS).        $1 

Patenon  Ry.  1st  M 1888    6      J 

Paterwn  City  Ry  M ' 


Onwol.  M..  gold.  $1.250. 
000  ($1.000)  .... 


I 
l-'H 


50.000    AUK  1.  1907 
>t  at  Pint  National  Bank  of  Patenon. 


6*.  J.-I>.      l.ooo.ooo   Jane  1,1931 


M  gen.  mort.,  WOO.OOO  .  |  ^ 

Oth.-r  ,!.•:•  J^.    1.  :-•••-. 


a    A 


200.000    Oct.  1. 1914 
Saving*  Institution. 


ToUl/kawM  debt  Jan.  1.  1 W6.  was  $1,45O.OOO;  total  oost  of  road, 
ear  houses,  ate.,  $2,662,354. 

EAftMNQB— For  T**"  ending  Dtosmbsr  31  earnlnm  have  been : 

Trart-  •:•"•••  '•••  nndCtwt**.    BuT.  »ur. 

1896 $319.087  »12».S97  ' 

1895 29H.B88  IMj»M  mMt  ••••.-••• 

:-..  .      ..  :  --  >'-,  $tX597  H  -i- 

RoAD—Haid  to  operate  36artle*  of  track:  rang*  4ft.  8>*  In.  The  road 
U  equipped  with  1Tssll«|»«a»i  aad  Oeaeral  Etoetrie  motors  and  has 

Omcxft«— Prostoent. O.  A.  Hohert :  Vlee-Preetdent.  Wm.  Harbour. 
Secretary.  Albert  A.  Wllcox ;  Treasurer.  A.  Robert  Tattle ;  Purchasing 
Agent,  J.  R.  Anthony .  Managrr,  M.  R  McAdoo.-V.  63,  p.  365. 

PATERSON  CENTRAL  ELECTRIC 
RAILROAD-a  trolley  road. 

OAOANIZATIOM— The  seroritiea.  road,  earning*  ate.,  are  as  follows : 
.. $150.000  f.  p. 


•took,  pmr  1100 : 

FudeJ  debt  (used  as 

collateral) 
Other  ilsels 
Oost  road  and  equip. 

RQAD— Own*  at 


I4.0M 

24.685 
171.070 


In.  laid  with 
is.  and  has  18 


EARNINGS- For  year  ending  Dee. 
SlTltooTearnlngs  were : 


SaXhJM 

Con 


OFFICERS- President,  T  H.  Bakewell;  Vice- President.  Eugene  Stev- 
eeeon;  Secretary.  John  R.  Bean;  Treasurer.  A.  H.  Tattle;  Purchasing 
Agi-nt.  J.  K.  Anthony.  Jr. 


PEORIA,  ILL. 

r-LAT!0»  18*0  WAS  41,034  ;  In  1880  WAS  29,259  ; 

A!U.  n  1870  WAI  22,849. 

CENTRAL  RAILWAY.-AtroUeyroad. 
OROANiZATiOM-Ckartered  March  31,  1888.    Charter  amended  In 
August,  18»o.  when  Fort  Clark  Street  Ry.  was  merged. 


..      .  " 

i«t  M   -  >s   SK.AA-O     soo.ooo  Apr.1,1918 

.  e-  (  Interest  at  N.Y.  Security  ATr.Co..N.Y.,trnst*e. 
Bonds  of  18M  eevor  the  entire  nystem.  Including  the  lines  of  the  Fort 
Clark  Bt.  By.,eontrol  of  which  wasacqulrwlln  Ang.,1895.  V.  61,  p.  793. 


The  old  firsts  for  $200,000  were  called  for  payment  at  105  on  Deo  22 

ROAO — Owns  19  miles  double-track  and  3  miles  single-track  road 
total,  41  miles  of  track. 

EARNINGS— For  7  months  from  April  1  to  October  31, 1895,  on  41 
miles,  gross,  $177,885;  net,  $76,532.  For  years  ending  March  31  earn- 
ings on  27  miles  (not  including  Fort  Clark  Street  Railway)  were  as 
follows :  1894-5  gross,  $201,051;  net,  $84,665;  In  1893-4  gross,  $174, 
5*1;  net,  $51,285. 

OFFICERS— President,  Walter  Barker;  Secretary,  J.  N.  Ward ;  Treas- 
urer, E.  Callender;  General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  J. 
Flnley ;  Superintendent,  P.  Brady.  INDEX— V.  61,  p.  793,  966. 


PHILADELPHIA,  PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  1,046,964;  n»  1880  WAS  847,170 
ANI«  is  1870  WAS  674.022. 

DELAWARE  COUNTY  &  PHILADELPHIA 
ELECTRIC  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Completed  from  Media,  Pa.,  to  Baltimore  Avenue, 
Philadelphia,  In  January,  1895;  connects  with  the  Lombard  A  South 
Street  can  of  the  Electric  Traction  system. 

STOCK  A  BONDS-          Dale.     Intent!.       Outttandtog.     Maturity. 

Stock,  $500,000  auth $293.000          

J       1893         6J-J  64.000     July  1.  1913 

1st  mortgage. {interest  at  Independence  Nat.  Bank.  Phlla. 

ROAD— June  30, 1896,  owned  10  miles.    Rails  80-lb.  T  and  girder. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $61,324;  net, 
$31,OO8;  Interest,  taxes,  etc.,  $5,962;  dividend,  $24,000 ;  balance,  sur- 
plus for  year,  $1,046.  In  1894-5,  gross,  $31,984  ;  net,  $16,963. 

OFFICERS— President.  J.  8.  Austin;  Vice- President,  E.  V.  Kane;  Secre- 
tary. Samuel  Halgh;  Treasurer,  W.  H.  Sayen. 


ELECTRIC  TRACTION- 

ORQANIZATION— Incorporated  May  8,  1893,  and  acquired  various 
lines  In  the  city.  Including  those  Indicated  below.  In  1895  the  Union 
Traction  Co.  purchased  practically  all  the  share*  of  the  Electric  Trac- 
tion Company  at  the  rate  of  $85  per  share  for  each  share  on  which  $50 
had  been  paid  and  $70  per  share  for  each  share  on  which  $30  had  been 
paid.  Issuing  therefor  It*  trust  certificates.  On  July  1, 1896,  the  Union 
Traction  Co.  leased  the  road  for  998  yean  and  3  months.  See  V.  61 , 
p.  197,  and  also  "  Union  Traction,"  this  ScrrLKMEKT. 

STOCK—  far-         Ditidendi.         limed.  Outttand',1. 

Stock  (part  $30  pd.)    $5O  $8.297,1)20          Bee  below. 

Stock  authorized.  175.00O  share*  of  $90  each:  tuned,  152,396  share* 
of  $50  paid  and  $32,604  share*  of  $30  paid,  making  total  $8,397,920. 

DIVIDENDS— To  distribute  surplus  accruing  from  past  operations  a 
dividend  of  $1-70  per  share  on  full  paid  stock  (par  $50)  and  of  $1-4O 
on  the  $30  stock  was  declared  In  August,  1896. 

ROAD-On  June  30, 1894,  operated  120-92  miles  of  track.  Rail  90  Ibs. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Report  for  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  with  balance 
sheet,  wa*  given  In  T.  63,  p.  557,  under  "Union  Traction"  showing 
groan.  $2.496. 164;  net,  $1.225.956;  other  Income,  $75,538;  Interest* 
rental*  and  taxes,  $1,161,3.15  ;  illvl, lends,  $175,000;  balance,  deficit, 
$34341.  In  1894-95  gross,  $2.112,280.  In  1893-94  gross,  $1,773,679. 
-V.  60.  p.  711. 748.  1104;  V.til.p  152. 197,489.663,795;  V.63,  P..W7 

ELECTRIC      TRACTION     SYSTEM-CITIZENS 

i;    RAILWAY- 

OROANIZATWN— Incorporated  March  25, 1858.  Leased  to  Frankford 
A  Southwark  Passenger  Railway  Company  April  1.  1892.  for  999 
yean  for  the  following  guaranteed  dividend*  per  share  jwr  annum  ; 
1st  year,  $11  50;  2d,  $12;  3d  A  4th,  $12  50;  5th  A  6th.  $13;  7th  and 
thereafter,  $14.  This  lease  wa*  assumed  by  the  Electric  Traction 
Company  July  1, 1893.  The  Union  Traction  now  operates  the  road. 

STOCK  A  BOW*—  MUt*.  Date.  Intrrttl.  Outttand'g.  Latl  div.,  ttt. 
8tockH$5<».<»0<$60).  11 Q-J  See  text.  See  text. 

Stock  paid  In  $193,500;  $2O  on  8.5OO  shares  and  $16  on  1,500 
share*.  Road,  Colombia  Avenue  to  Mlfflln  St,  11  miles  of  track. 

ELECTRIC  TRACTION  SYSTEM-FRANKFORD 
A  SOUT1IWAHK  i  KR  RAILWAY— 

OROANIZATION— Incorporated  April  4, 1854.  Absorbed  the  Lombard 
A  South  Street*  Passenger  Railway  In  1890  and  secured  control  of 
the  Lehlgb  Ave.  Railway  In  1893.  Leased  to  the  Electric  Traction  Co. 
for  999  yean  from  July  1. 1893,  dividends  for  the  several  years  named 
below  being  guaranteed  per  share : 

1st        2d        3d        4th        5th       6tli        7th    8th    9th    10th  A  after. 
$12    $1250    $13    $1350    $14    $1450    $15    $16    $17  $18 

STOCK*  BONDS—  MUet.  Date.  Interest.  OulttantPg.  Laildit.,ett. 
Stock  par $50.  45  Q-J  $1,875,000  So*  text. 

an        C    10      1881    5x  J-D          150,000    De< 
'  •"'"'  '•''  Subject  to  call  si  nee  Dec.  _, 

M.,($OOO  A  $l,ooo).c  J  HJ™.  trustee,  R.  Est.  Title  Ins.  A Tr.  Co.,  1 

WestEndPass-grRy..*      9      1875    7A-O         132,100    Oct.l.  19O5 

M.  ($100  A  $500... c  >  Mortgage  trustee,  Phlla.  Trust  S.  D.  A  Ins.  Co. 

Interest  on  all  loans  payable  by  Elec.  Tr.  Co.,  421  Chestnut  S»t.,Phila 

ROAD— Owns  45  miles  of  track,  acquired  a*  follows: 

rrankford  A  Southwark  Passsenger  Railway 20  miles. 

Lombard  A  South  Street*  Passenger  Railway 19  m  e«. 

Lehlgh  Avenue  Railway 6  mile*. 

ELECTRIC  TRACTION  SYSTEM-SECOND  A 
THIRD  STREET  PAX8KNOER  RAILWAY- 

OBOANIZATION— Inoorpo»ated  April  10,  1853.    Leased  Jan.  1, 1893, 
to  the  Frankford  A  Southwark  Passenger  Railway  Company  for  999 
yean  for  the  following  guaranteed  dividends  per  share  per  annum : 
1893.      1894-95.       189697.       1898-99.       1900.       1901.       1902Aaft. 
••-•••  *»          See  below.       $10         $1050      $11  $12 


66 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


Dividends  in  1896  and  1897  were  to  be  $950  per  annum,  but  the 
dividend  for  1896  and  for  the  first  half  of  1897  will  be  $9  per  share  In- 
•tead  of  $9  SO.  the  balance  being  applied  to  the  payment  of  the  debt  of 
027.OOO  Incurred  for  paving.— V.  62,  p.  785. 

Thl»  lease  was  assumed  by  Electric  Traction  Co.  July  1, 1893. 

STOCK  dk  BONDS-  Date.  Interest.  Outtland'g.  Last  dit.,  etc. 
*took  issued] ,21,201  <  TextO-J  $771.076pd.in.  Jan.,  1897 

shares;  par  $50 J  "' 

OFFlCERS-Preddent.  Horace  T.  Potts;  Secretary  and  Treasurer, 
\Cliarles  D.  Marlaok.— V.  62,  p.  785. 

FAIRMOUNT  PARK  TRANSPORTATION 
COMPANY- 

ORQANIZATION— A  New  Jersey  corporation  formed  In  1896.  Fran- 
ehlie  runs  till  1936,  with  provision  for  renewal  or  purchase  by  city. 

SroCK-Capltal  stock  Is  *2,OOO,000 ;  par  $50.  There  are  "  no  bonds 
of  any  klud."-V.  62,  p.  778. 

ROAD— The  road  Is  to  run  through  West  Park  and  East  Park,  about  7 
miles  of  line,  and  Is  to  cross  the  Sohuylklll  River  on  a  steel  bridge. 
Road  Is  7  miles  long,  completed  In  Nov..  1896.  Rails  are  90  Ibs. 

OFFICERS— President,  George  8.  Oandy;  Secretary  and  Treasurer, 
Ellsworth  H.  HnlW;  office,  Bullltt  Bldg.,  Phlla.  DIRECTORS— George 
8.  Gandy,  James  Rawlos,  Albert  L.  Register,  F.  8.  Dlokson,  J.  H.  W. 
Chestnut,  John  W.  Henderson,  all  of  Philadelphia;  A.  R.  Kuser, Trenton, 
N.  J.— V.62,  p.  778. 

HESTONVILLE  MANTUA  &  FAIRMOUNT 
PASSENGER  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION  -Incorporated  April  6. 1859.  Franchise  Is  perpetual 
Oporates  from  52d  Street  and  Lancaster  Avenue  over  Arch,  Race  and 
Vine  streets,  etc.  Commenced  to  operate  with  trollty  in  December, 
1*94.  On  May  6, 1895,  the  Falrmount  Park  &  Haddlngton  Passenger 
Kill  way  was  leased  for  999  years,  and  a  6  per  cent  annual  dividend 
guaranteed  on  1U  stock,  as  below  stated. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Dale.  Interest.  Outstanding.  Last  die.,  etc. 
Common  stock,  par  $50 Vi  Jan'15''97'21a?° 


Preferred  stock,  par  $50 6J-J     533,000  f. p.  Jan.  15,1897,3% 

Falrmount  Pass  fey.  1st...  1861    6J-J          124,500          Jan.  1, 1901 
Hest.  Man.  &  F.  2d  M.cx    1882   6M-8  75,000          Mar.  1, 1902 

Cousol.  M.,  $1,250,0005  1891  5g M-N       1,050,500  May  1,1924 

g.,  $500  &  $1,000. o*x  I  Trustee,  Glrard  Life  Ins.  An.  A  Tr.  Co. 

Guaranteed  rental  999  year  lease — 
•SW.ST&ffSl    --6KF-A  300,000          Feb.. '97. 3% 

Interest  Is  payable  in  Philadelphia,    x  Free  of  tax.  . 

Common  stock  authorized,  39,322  shares ;  preferred,  10,678  shares ; 
par  value  of  each,  $50 ;  stock  outstanding  as  In  table. 

Dividends— On  preferred  in  1895,  6  per  cent;  in  1896,  6  per  cent;  In 
1897,  Jan.,  3  per  ot.  On  common,  July,  1896,  2*2  p.  o.;  in.  1897,  Jan. 
2  >•  per  cent. 

Consolidated  mortgage  for  $1,250,030  was  executed  in  1894,  of  which 
sufficient  reserved  for  prior  Ileus  when  due,  and  remainder,  as  also  pre- 
ferred stock,  sold  to  meet  expense  of  electrical  equipment. 

ROAD— June  30, 1895,  road  owned  17-83  miles  of  track  in  Philadel- 
phia; leased  and  operated  6-25  miles ;  total,  24-08  miles.  Rail  in  main 
(rack  90  Ibs.  Trolley  cars  began  regular  trips  on  Race  and  Vine  streets 
Jan.  28, 1895. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  calendar  yfar  1896,  gross,  $549,896;  net, 
$255,270;  fixed  charges  and  taxes,  $119,620;  dividends,  $65,169;  bal- 
ance, surplus,  for  year,  $70,481.  In  1895,  gross,  $523,212.  Report  to 
the  State  of  Pennsylvania  for  years  ending  June  30  show  earnings  as 
follows: 


1896.        1895. 

Gross  receipt*.  $576,912  $373,090 
Operating  exps.  344,402    268,566 

Net  earns.. .$232,510  $105,134 


1896.  1895. 

Interest. $48,257  $41,520 

Dividends 32,034      16,017 

Taxes 29.15O  24,113 

Balance,  surpl..  123,069  23,484 


The  passengers  carried  In  1895-96  numbered  11,142,897,  against 
7,560,094  in  1894-95  and  6,043,230  in  1893-94. 

GENERAL  BALANCE  SHEET  JUNE  30,  1896. 

Assets.  \  Liabilities. 

Construction $1,332,009    Capital  stock $833,281 

Equipment 551,457  |  Bonds 1,250,000 

Real  estate 438,440  .  Ground  rents  &  inert...  30528 

Reserve  fund 55,042  I  Loan  (F.  P.  &  H.  P.  Ry.)  100,000 

Miscellaneous 21,372  I  F.  P.  &  H.  P.  Ry.  Co....  10704 

Cash 14,908  I  Profit  and  loss 188,715 


Total $2,413,2281     Total $2,413,228 

OFFICERS— President,  Isaac  Blum;  Vioe-President.  Simon  J.  Martin; 

Secretary  and  Treasurer,  W.  R.  Benson.    Office,  4,300  Lancaster  Ave. 

—V.  60,  p.  835;  V.  61,  p.  469;  V.  62,  p.  779;  V.  64,  p.  180. 

HOLMESBURG  TACONY  &  FRANKFORD 
ELECTRIC  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  in  1890.    Opened  Oct.  6, 1895. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.       Interest.      Outstand'g.    Maturity 

Stock  (par  $5O) Seetext. 

1st  mort.,  $100,000,  gold,  (  1895       5e.  M-N       $350.000      Mav  192(5" 

$1,000  and  $500 c*  J     Trustee.  West  Phlla.  Title  &  Trust  Co. 

Interest  Is  paid  at  Chestnut  Street  National  Bank,  Philadelphia. 

STOCK— Authorized,  16,000  shares  of  $50  each;  Issued,  8,000  shares 
of  full  paid  ($400.000)  and  8,000  shares  of  $5  per  share  paid  (»40,000) 
to  June  30, 1896,  but  only  I  he  $400,000  full-paid  stock  appeared  In 
the  balance  sheet,  as  the  balance  was  carried  in  accounts  of  uncom- 
pleted work.  BONDS— The  bonds  cannot  be  redeemed  before  maturity. 

ROAD— Total  track  owned,  9-95  miles;  track  leased,  1-72  miles! 
total  track  operated,  1 1-67  miles.  Transfers  to  Electric  Traction  Com- 
pany's system. 

EARNINGS— From  Oct.  6, 1895  (opening  day),  to  June  30, 1896,  nine 
months,  gross,  $59,567;  net,  $15,614;  taxes,  Interest,  etc.,  $22,539 ; 
balance,  deficit,  $6.895.  President,  H.  A.  Mullen.- V.  60,  p.  967. 


PEOPLE'S  TRACTION-Au  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION— A  Pennsylvania  corporation,  chartered  in  March 
1893,  to  operate  ami  equip  with  trolley  the  People's  Passenger  Ry., 
nearly  the  entire  capital  stock  of  which  It  purchased.  In  October,  1695, 
the  Union  Traction  Company  acquired  practically  all  the  stock  at  $76 
per  share.  Issuing  therefor  Its  trust  certificates.  On  July  1, 1896,  the 
Union  Traction  also  leased  the  road  for  998  years  and  three  months. 
(See  "  Union  Traction  "  Co.,  this  SUPPLEMENT.) 

STOCK,  ETC.—  Date.    Dividends.         Issued.  Maturity. 

Capital  stock  $30  )  «,„„  t«-rt       J  200,000  shs.  ) 

(See  text.)        \      S       text'     \  $30  paid  In.  <      

To  distribute  surplus  from  past  operations,  In  August,  1 896,  was  de- 
clared a  dividend  of  4"s  per  cent  per  annum  for  the  last  four  years. 

EARNINGS— Earnings  and  balance  sheet  of  the  operating  company, 
the  People's  Passenger  By.,  were  given  In  V.  63,  p.  557,  under  "  Union 
Traction,"  showing  for  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross.  $2,036,082  ; 
net,  $1,084,892;  other  Income,  $23,431 ;  Interest,  rentals  and  taxes, 
$800,727 ;  dividends,  $207,500 ;  balance,  deficit,  $34,R06.  In  1894-5 
gross,  $1,647,776;  In  1893-4  gross,  $1,014,585.— V.  61,  p.  663,795. 

PEOPLE'S  TRACTION  SYSTEM-GERMANTOWN 
PASSENGER  RAILWAY.— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  April  21, 1858.    Leased  Oct.  1, 1881, 
to  the  People's  Passenger  Railway  Company  for  999  yea's,  lint  rental 
modified  in  1893 ;  stock  to  receive  dividends  as  follows:    1894,  $4  50 
1895,  $4  75 ;  1896,  $5 ;  1897,  and  thereafter  $5  25. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Par.  Dale.  Int'st.  Onls'd'g.  Last  Din.,  ete 
Stock $50  Q-J  See  text.  Jan.,  1897 

FRlve'r1pas8'RyIM1r|  50°  1864  5  J'D  $67'500  June  1,1904 
Germant'nPass.  M..r  $1,000  1879  5  A-O  160,000  Oct.  1,  18f9 

Interest  on  both  loans  at  Guarantee  Trust  &  Safe  Deposit  Co. 

Stoefc— Paid  iu  $572,800;  $15  per  share  on  20,000  shares  and  $35 
per  share  on  10,000  shares. 

ROAD — Owns  31  miles  of  track. 

PEOPLE'S  TRACTION  SYSTEM  -  GREEN  & 
COATES  STREETS  PHILA.  PASSENGER  RY.— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  April  21,  1858.  Leased  to  People's 
Passenger  Railway  for  999  years  from  Sept.  1,  1881,  at  an  annual 
rental  of  $60,000,  Interest  on  bonds,  and  expense  of  management. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Miles.  Date.  Interest.  Ontstand'g.  Last  dit.. etc- 
*  °n  «R  o  T  $  10,000  shs. )  Jan.  7/  97, 

Stock,par$50 $6  Q  J  }  $i5pdin.  \  3% 

i   »  M  /*1  nnm         „( !878    6x  J-J15     $100,000      July  15/98 

•c  J  Interest  and  dividends  are  paid  at  Real  Estate 
x  Free  from  tax.      £    T,tle  In8urance  &  Trust  Company. 

Mortgage  trustee.  Fidelity  Insurance  Trust  &  Safe  Deposit  Company 
ROAD — Owns  7  miles  of  road. 

PEOPLE'S  TRACTION  SYSTEM-PEOPLE'S 
PASSENGER  RAILWAY.— An  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Of  the  capital  stock  the  People's  Traction  In  July, 
1893,  owned  55,407  shares  of  common  and  22,950  of  preferred. 


STOCK  &  BONDS.—    Dale.    Interest. 
Text. 

Text. 
7J.-J.15 


Common  stock  $25 
Preferred  stock  $25 


Istmortgage  ........  c 

2d  mortgage*  .....  o 


1875 
1881 


Ontstand'g.       Last  <lir.,  ete 

5  60,000  shs. ) 

)     $740,000?     

5  23,000  shs. ) 

I  $277,402  ]  

250,000  Jan.  15,  1905 
458,000  July  15,  1911 
367,000  Mar.  1,  1912 


5J.-J.15 
Con.  M*  $1,125,000...)  1882    5  M.-S. 

$1,000         c&r  5  Trmtee  Guarantee  Trust  &  Safe  Deposit  Co. 

Interest  on  the  first  mortgage  5s  and  7s  is  payable  at  the  office  of  the 
Real  Estate  Title  &  Trust  Co. 

Common  stock  authorized,  60,000  shares;  preferred,  authorized 
30,000  shares,  of  which  June  30, 1896,  7,000  shares  were  in  treasury. 

ROAD — Company  operates  83-66  miles  of  track,  of  which  6-4  miles 
owned  and  77-26  miles  leased  and  operated  ;  5*38  miles  operated  by 
horses. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Report  to  State  of  Pennsylvania  for  year  ending 
June  30, 1896,  was  In  V.  63,  p.  557,  under  "  Union  Traction."  See  also 
.'  People's  Traction  "  above. 

Tear  ending  Ju  ne  30 —  1 896. 

Receipts  from  passengers $2,035,082 

Receipts  from  other  sources . . .        23,431 


1895. 

$1,647,776 
12,900 


1894. 

$1,014,585 
29,574 


Total  receipts $2,058,513 

-V.  61,  p.  469  ;  V.  63,  p.  SS7- 


$1,660,676   $1,044,159 


PHILADELPHIA  &  BRISTOL  PASSENGER 
RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION  -  Chartered  January  3,  1836. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.    Ontsland'g.     Maturity. 

Stock  $250.000  (par  $50) $250,000      

1st  M.,  $250,000  g.($l,000).c*  1896    5  g.  J-D  abt.200,000    Jan.l5,"26 

Interest  at  Security  Trust  Co.,  Philadelphia,  trustee. 

ROAD — The  road  forms  part  of  a  through  electric  line  from  Bristol 
to  Philadelphia,  connecting  at  Torresdale  Park  with  several  of  the  city 
lines.— V.  63,  p.  230. 


PHILADELPHIA  TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  August  21, 1883,  and  secured  control 
of  an  extensive  system  of  roads  In  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  which  it  held 
either  by  lease  or  ownership  of  securities,  not  in  fee.  U  oiler 
tlio  lease  to  the  Union  Traction  Company  dated  October  1.  1895,  3ll  Its 
leases  and  the  securities  owned  were  assigned  to  the  Union  Company, 
which  assumes  all  liabilities  for  rentals,  etc. 

CONSOLIDATION— The  stockholders  on  September  26,  1895,  voted 
to  lease  their  system  to  the  Union  Traction  Co.  for  999  years  from  Got 
1, 1895.  The  lease  provides  for  dividends  of  $4  (8  per  cent)  per  annum 
on  each  $50  share,  payable  in  gold  coin,  free  of  taxes.  The  collateral 
trust  4s  are  "  assumed"  by  the  Union  Traction.  See  V.  61,  p.  663,  fo 


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67 


extracts  from  lease.  Philadelphia  Traction  stockholders  were  allowed 
to  subscribe  for  new  Union  Traction  stock  to  the  amount  of  77  per  cent 
ef  their  holdings.  See  V.  61.  p.  l'J7,  and  also  ••  Union  Traction  "  Co., 


Interttl. 
8     A.-O. 


STOCK  A.  BONDS— 
Capltai  stocklpar  830)  ..... 
CoL  trust  gold,  bond*  )     1887      4  if.  F.-A.15      1.018.00O    AUK.  15,  1917 


OuUtatuling. 
r2O.OOO,OOO 


Lait  dit.  4c. 
Oct.  1,  1896 


Dale. 
:  (par  930) 

Jftlt   K~tU99>  guld  bOOdsl  ?         1.00  *  "•   ft'    f  ,—**,  A«J          i,\r*v,vw       .111*,.  i.%j,  A  i7  i  4 

Sub.  to  call  at  IOS«  \  Interest,  free  of  tax,  payable  at  People's  Bank 

Open  aects.  July  1,  '96 $3,835.963        

The  bomts  are  secured  by  deposit  of  W.  Philadelphia  and  Union  Pas- 
senger Ry.  stock.    Loan  originally  $l,3OO,OOO,  reduced  to   present 
flgnres  oy  slnklcg  fund  drawings  at  1O5.    These  bonds  and  floating 
debt  are  "  assumed"  by  the  Union  Traction  Co.  under  the  lease. 
DIVIDENDS-  I  1885.    '86.    '87.    '88.    '89.    '90  to  '93.    '94,    9V    '96, 
Per  cent      <      2         3         6         5         4  6  8       (1)        8 

In  June.  1895,  4  per  cent.    Under  the  lease  dividends  of  8  per  cent 
are  guaranteed.    V.  61,  p.  668. 
STOCK-Tue  total  authorised  stock  Is  930.00O.OOO. 
ROAD— The  system  now  assigned  to  the  Union  Traction  Co.  aggre- 
gated 210  miles,  consisting  of  the  following  •  Passenger  Railways:" 

llila 

Phils,  Cltr  Pass.Ry 9-45 

17th  A  19th  Streets 8-84 

«d  *  Allegheny 8-25 

MorrtsATasker 7-30 

Catharine  A  Balnbridge  sts.     5-10 
Otherlines 18-86 


Onion  Passenger  Ry 52-O  • 

West  Pblla.  Pass.  Ry 27-23 

Ridge  Are.  Pass.  Ry 15-25 

PhlU.4  Darby  Pass.  Ry 14-8O 

13th*  13th  Streets 13-10 

Phlla.  *  Grafs  Ferry 10-20 

Continental  Pass.  Ry 9-8O 

Empire  Paw.  Ry 880       Totalotall 21U-00 

ANNUAL  REPORT.-Report  for  year  ending  June  SO,  1896,  with  bal- 
ance sheet,  wa*  In  V.  63,  p.  5)7,  under  ••  Union  Traction." 

INDEX. -V.  61,  p.  151.  152. 197.999.  663;  V.  63.  p.  311.  SJ7. 

PHILADELPHIA  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
OATUARINK  \  i:  VNHRIIXiK  STREETS  RAII.WAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  May  14, 1889,  and  leased  to  the  Phila- 
delphia Traction  March  1. 1890,  for  99  yean,  and  since  Oct.  1,  1895, 
operated  by  the  Union  Traction  Company;  la  Sept.,  1895,  term  of 
leaM  wa*  Increased  fro*  M  to  909  yean  and  stock  from  9130.OOO  to 
940O.OOO.  Rental  U  »-J  l.OOO  yearly,  Decide*  Interest  on  bonds  and 
taxes. 

STOCK  A  BOND*—       Hit**.  Dnl*.    Ittltmi.  Onl*Tfa.  Leatdir.,  tir. 

9toekVj»r$$r::;7. .    OSM-8    9400.000     Mar. 

1st  M.*l  50.000  ($1 .000)0  ....     18*0    5xA-0      15O.OOO     Apr.  1,  1980 
Opea  sect.  July  1. 1890 -.04,698       

Interest  at  People's  B'k;  trustee.  Penn.  Co.  for  Insurance  it  Llres,  e'c. 

Mrtfoiufe-Dlrldend  of  6  per  eeut  hare  been  paid. 

ROAO-The  road  aggregate*  1 1  36  miles  of  track. 

PHILADELPHIA  TRACTION  SYSTEM-COK- 
TOIEHTAL  PA8MENOKK  RAILWAY -A  trolley  road. 

OaAMI2Ano*r-lDeorporated  Sept.  S.  1878.  Leased  Jan.  1, 1880,  to 
Union  Passenger  Railway  Company  for  99  yean  at  rental  of  96  per 
•hare  per  annum.  Internet,  taxes  and  operating  expenses,  and  ass'vned 
to  Philadelphia  Traction  Company  Jane  SO,  1884.  Operated  by  Union 
Traction  Company  since  October  1, 1899.  Stocks  owned,  per  balance 
•heel  July  1 ,  1 896.  96OO.OOO. 

STOCK  A  BONOe-  XUet.  Date.  iHltml.  OnUla^fg  L»tHlt..tU. 

SWek,par$30 98J-J  { $a»22ldl£: \ *•*••  »*»7 

l*n»ort.age.<$800« 18799%  J-J  $310.000  Jnly  1.  1909 

an.l«I.>»«,    ...  r.(  Interest  at  People's  Bank. 

Doe  lessee  for  additions  July  1,  IBM.  9«7-2,3«8. 

Boads  sr*  subject  to  drawing*  of  $20,000  per  annum.  Original  Uane 
9350.00ft.  f  2O.OOO  paid  each  la  Dee..  1999  and  1896.  TiBrtsi.  Land 
Title  A  Trust  Co. 

ROAD-Owned  July  1. 1898.  1O  O7  miles  of  track.    See  V.  f  1.  p.  7*8. 

PHILADELPHIA       TRACTION       SYSTEM- 
KMPIRK    PAflftEHUEB   BAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
CjSMANIZATKW-Iacorporaled  Feb.  10. 1999.     Lease.!  Dee.  26, 1879, 
Railway  Company  and  the  Serenteeuth   ami 
r  Railway  Company  for  990  yean.    Trans- 


I  Oct.  1.  18  15.  along  with  all  right  to  dividends  on  6.10O  shares 
of  It*  sleek  (then  held  by  the  Union  Paoeager  Railway  Co.  as  trustee 
and  leasee],  by  lease  of  Philadelphia  Traction  te  the  Union  Traction  Co. 


•roc*  oVGkmow- 

nmtiinni'l'  {•'•'•  "       '*'*      20o.OOO       Jiiirino 

X  ,*MM>,ooi        10).  e.  j  Intore,,  mt  people's  Bank.  Philadelphia,  Pa 

Doe  lessee  Co.  for  addition*  Jnly  1.  1889.  9700.715. 
EAAMMM-ror  year  ending    Jane  3O.  1906.  groe*.   9497,870.    In 
1899-6  pal  1  dlrldend  of  10  p.  e     RoAD-Owo»  1O-9S  miles  of  track. 

PHILADELPHIA  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
PIIII.  UJKU-HIA  CITY  PAMEX<iKR  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

OftOANiZATiOM-lnoorporated  April  9.  18M.  Leased  to  West  Phils- 
•Xphta  Psissnger  Railway  Company  for  900  yean  from  Jan.  1.  1884, 
for  lateral  on  boBda.93.MO  per  year  for  organization  aod  dlrtdend  of 
97  50  per  share,  Treswferred  nader  lease  of  Philadelphia  Traction  C<>. 
Oct.  1.  !R!t5,  to  the  Union  TraeUoaCo. 

STOCK  &  BOMOO-    Fur.    Dmt*.  /Merest.     OttUlatutg.   Lmtt  dit..  tie. 
$«eek  ..        990    ......  974  J-J  jtt>°7s!!5d>}    Jan.,  1807 

lstmort..exfd..e.        9OO    1861    5%  J-J       $2OO.OM>       Jan.  1,  1910 
Debrnti.r.-.  ......  r.  SOO.Ae.  ......    9%M-8          lOO.OOO         ............. 

ROAO-Owa*  11-7  miles  of  track. 

PHILADELPHIA       TRACTION       SYSTEM- 
ntLADKLPHIA    A    DARBY    RAII.W4Y—  A  trolley  road. 

OBjaVUKTATON—  Incorporated  May  2.  1881.    Leased  to  the  Philadel- 
phia City  Pawencer  Railway  Onnpany  for  990  yean  from  Jan.  I.187O, 
for  tH.ooo  per  annum  and  Interest  on  bonds.    Transferred  under  lease 
of  Philadelphia  Traetton  Co.  Oct.  1.  1899,  to  Union  Traction  Co. 

K  4  BQN09-        *««••     DaU.  Intrml.  Onlttaivfg.  lM*lriir.."r. 
9toek.  per  (go?  ...................    4   J-J      9SMW.O00   Jan  .  'HT.  J  , 

__  .......    4M-W        100,000    May  1.  11)27 

I  titerwt  at  Penple's  Bank.  Khlladelplila,  Pa. 
ROAO-OWI,.  i  I  ..i  tnilm  track. 


l.t 


PHILADELPHIA  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
PHILADEL.  &  GRAY'S  FERRY  PASS.  RAILWAY— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Leased  to  Philadelphia  Traction  Co.  (or  999  years, 
from  Jan.  1, 1891,  at  rental  1st  five  years,  $43,225,  or  $3  50  per  share 
per  annum,  and  $19,400,  or  $1  per  share  per  annum  thereafter,  the 
lessee  to  pay  all  taxes,  running  expenses,  etc.  Operated  by  Union 
Traction  Company  since  October  1, 1895. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—  Jfl*.  Date.  Int.  OuUland'g.  Last  Dir.,  etc. 
Stock,  par  $50 $3i»J-J  |  1$jj!50M,l|j8'  f  Jan..  1897 

Dividends  at  Real  Estate  Title  Insurance  A  rrust  Company. 

ROAD— Owns  1O-20  miles  of  track. 

PHILADELPHIA  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
RIDGE  AVENUE  PASSENGER  RAILWAY. 

ORGANIZATION — Consolidation  of  Glrard  College  Passenger  Railway 
and  the  Ridge  Avenue  A  Manayunk  Passenger  Railway  on  March  8, 
1872.  Leased  to  the  Philadelphia  Traction  Co.  for  999  yean  from 
Sept  1, 1892,  for  dividend  of  $10  per  share  per  annum  to  September, 
1895,  and  $12  per  share  thereafter.  Operated  by  Union  Traction 
Company  since  October  1, 1895. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—  Mile*.  Date.    Interest.         Outstand'g.    Last  dip., en. 
Stock,  $750,000  >  •  10  o-i      5 15.000  shn. )    ,.„      ,,.07 

Par$50 (     $12  Q-J      }    $28  pald.    J    Jan..    1 

On  account  of  some  old  debts  and  several  pending  lawsuits,  div- 
idends for  1896  were  continued  at  $10  per  share  Instead  of  the  $12 
as  noted  above. 

ROAD — Owns  15-25  miles  of  track. 

PHILADELPHIA  TRACTION  SYSTEM-SEV- 
ENTEEXrH  A  NINETEENTH  STREETS  PASSENGER  RAILWAY.— 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  April  12, 1859.  Leased  to  the  Conti- 
nental Passenger  Railway  Co.  for  99  yean  from  July  1, 1879,  at  rental 
of  $15,000  per  annum,  being  3  per  cent  on  10.OOO  shares  (of  $50  par) 
stock.  Interest  on  bonds,  taxes,  expenses,  etc.  Transferred  under  lease 
of  Philadelphia  Traction  Co.,  October  1. 1895,  to  the  Union  Traction 
Company;  all  rights  of  the  Philadelphia  Traction  Co.  to  dividends  on 
the  lO.OOO  shares  of  the  17th  A  19th  Streets  road,  which  were  then 
held  by  the  Union  Punsenger  Railway  Co.  as  trustee  and  lessee,  being 
also  transferred  to  the  Union  Company. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—  •>"»•  Date.      Int.         OulstcauFg.     Last  Dit.,  tie. 

Stock,  par$30 3*J-J     |1&°^Saia*'}    Jan.,  1897. 

IstM.  ($500)...o>  1876    5%  J  J        $100.0OO       July    1.1919 

Extended ]  Interest  at  People's  Rauk.  Philadelphia.  Pa. 

Due  lessee  for  additions  July  1.  1896.  $534,289. 

ROAD— Owns  8-84  miles  of  track. 

PHILADELPHIA  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
THIRTEENTH  A  FIFTEENTH  STS.  PASS.  RY.— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  April  8, 1838.  Leased  Jan.  1, 1892,  to 
Philadelphia  Traction  Company  for  following  rental:  From  January, 
1892,  to  January.  1894. 99  per  share  per  annum;  1894  to  Jan.,  1897, 
$10  per  share;  1897  to  Jan.,  19OO,  $11  per  share,  and  from  Jan. ,1900, 
$12  per  share.  Lease  transferred  to  Union  Traction  October  1,  1895. 

STOCK  A  BONOS—  Hitet.    Date.  Interest.    Oiu*tu»d'g.    Lasldir..ele. 

Stock. par$50 text  J-J  j  |°j°°i|  ^JJ' j  Jan.,  18»T 

IstM.  ($300) e     1876  7%  A-0      $100,000  '    Oct.  1,  1903 

Consols  ($300,000).  I 1894»%J-J      $400,000      Jan.  1,  1934 

Real  estate  m'tges..'    90.OOO       

Dividend  In  July,  1899,  $9  per  share;  the  January,  1896,  dlrldend 
was  not  paid  owing  to  payment  of  city's  claim  for  paving.  V.  61,  p. 
1199.  In  July,  1896,  paid  94  per  share;  In  1897,  Jan.,  $5  per  share  In 
full  for  last  half  of  1899. 

Interest  and  dividends  are  payable  at  office  of  the  Fidelity  Insurance 
Trust  *  Safe  Deposit  Co.,  toe  trustee  of  both  mortgages. 

The  consols  are  guaranteed  principal  and  Interest  by  the  Philadel- 
phia Traction  Company,  and  the  coupons  are  payable  tax  free. 

ROAD— Owns  19  miles  of  track.    V.  91,  p.  1199. 

PHILADELPHIA  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
IC M»N  PASSENGER  RAILWAY— A  cable  and  hone  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  April  8, 1864.  Leased  to  Philadelphia 
Traction  Company  for  999  yean  from  June  30,  1884,  at  an  annual 
rental  of  $283,000,  or  99  30  per  share  on  stock,  and  Interest,  taxes,  etc. 
Its  lease  of  the  Continental  Company  was  assigned  to  the  Philadelphia 
Traction  Co.  and  since  Oct.  1, 1895,  operated  by  the  Union  Traction  Co. 
The  Union  Passenger  Railway  Co.  October  1, 1893,  was  still  holding 
as  lessee  and  trustee  6,100  shores  Empire  Passenger  Railway  stock 
and  10.000  shares  of  17th  A  19th  Streets  Passenger  Railway. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—  HUe*.  Dolt.  Interest.  Outstanding.  Last  dit.,  etc. 
Stock.  por$30 


KtUtHitf  paid  at  423  Walnut  Bt .     . 

1st  mortgage  (9100  >    .        .    18813xA-O     $300,000       Mar.31,1911 

and$5OO) e.  $      $2O,OOO  redeemable  yearly. 

2<1  mortgage  (91 00>    1884  5x  A-O        290.OOO       Mar.31.1910 

and  930O) E)      Int.  on  both  loans  at  People's  Bank,  Phlla..  Pa 

Due  lessee  company  for  additions  Jnly  1, 1896,  $6.685,460. 

ROAD— Owns  36  miles  ortrack. 

PHILADELPHIA  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
WEST  PIIILADELPIII A  PASSENGER  RAILWAY— Cable  and  horse. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  May  14. 1837.  Leased  Jan.  1, 1884,  to 
the  Philadelphia  Traction  Co.  for  909  yean,  at  an  annual  rental  of 
$150,000,  or  2O  per  cent  on  stock,  and  Interest,  taxes,  etc.  Operation 
transferred  Oct.  1, 1895,  to  Union  Traction  Co. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—  Hilt*.  Dale.  Inlfrett.  Oiittland'g.  Laitdir..rle. 
StockVpar $50.  T..7.  .  $10  J-J  $750,000  Jan.,  1H97 

1st   mort.    ($1,000),} 1876     6A-O       246,000     April  1,1006 

gold  ..  ...c)  Mort. trustee, Olranl Life  In.  An.ATr. Co., Plilla. 

/einnn,  1886      5M-N        7AO.OOO       Mayl,l!)26 

|1.000)..c>Mortir         trustee,  Pennsylvania  Co.  forth,   Ins. 
Free  from  tax.        j    of  Life  A  Or.  of  Annuities,  Plilliideliihla,  Pa. 

Intirest  on  both  loans  payable  at  People's  Bank,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

ROAD— Owns  27-25  miles  of  track.  Due  lessee  for  additions  to  July 
1. 1390.  92,43 1.535. 


68 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


PHILADELPHIA  &  WEST  CHESTER 
TRACTION- 

ORaANlZATION— Chartered  In  1895.  Tills  company  proposed  to  absorb 
the  Delaware  County  A  Philadelphia.  Castle  Rook  *  West  Chester  Pas 
eenger  Railway  Company,  and  to  construct  an  electric  line  to  Wes 
Chetter.— V.  SO,  p.  837.    Capital  stook.  8329,700;  par  $50. 

ROAD-Owng  12>«  miles  of  track,  laid  with  6O-lb.  rails,  19  electric 
motor  oars  and  4  others. 

OFFlCERS-President,  John  N.  M.  Shlmer;  Secretary,  D.  O.  Balrd 
Treasurer,  Jones  Wlster.-  V.  60,  p.  837. 

ROXBOROUGH  CHESTNUT  HILL  &  NOR- 
RISTOWN  RY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Operates  16  miles  of  track.  In  June,  1896,  filed  a 
mortgage  for  $430,000  to  the  Baal  Estate  Title  Insurance  <fe  Trust  Co 
Philadelphia,  securing  5  per  cent  gold  bonds,  due  In  1026,  of  which 
$300,000  were  outstanding  June  30,  1896.  Capital  stock,  $198,400 
For  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $69,612 ;  net,  $18.118;  deduc- 
tions from  income,  $1,5 15 ;  balance,  surplus  for  year,  $16,573.  I'resi 
dent,  G.  M.  Brill.  V.  62,  p.  1042. 

UNION  TRACTION.-A  trolley  road. 

ORQANIZATION  -Chartered  September  13, 1895,  and  acquired  practl 
oally  all  the  shares  of  the  Eleorlo  Traction  and  People's  Traction  Com- 
panies, In  place  of  which  It  Issued  Its  collateral  trust  certificates 
secured  by  the  shares  placed  In  trust,  and  In  July,  1896,  also  leased 
these  properties  for  998  years  and  3  months  from  July  1, 1896.  Has 
also  leased  the  Philadelphia  Traction  at  8  per  cent  on  Its  capital  stock 
and  has  "assumed"  Its  4  percent  collateral  trust  bonds.  V.  61,  p.  663. 
These  companies  Include  all  the  leading  street  passenger  railway  lines 
within  the  city  of  Philadelphia,  except  those  of  the  Hestonville  Mantua 
&  Full-mount  Passenger  Ry.  Co.  See  terms  of  consolidation,  etc.,  in 
statements  for  the  constituent  companies.  See  also  CHRONICLE,  V. 
61,  p.  152, 197,  283,  663. 

Int.  or  Out-  Maiuri.lv  or 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.  Dividends,  standing.  last  dividend. 
Stock,  $30,000,000,)  ».  nfifi  M* 

p.ir  £.-,(>  { $5,980,095  

Trust  Co.certifloates, )  1895     4g,  A-O      29,724,876  red.aft.Oot.1,'45 

gold.  guar.  p.  &  1.  >  Interest  at  Pa.  Co.  for  Ins.  on  Lives  &  Granting 

by  Union  Tr )     Annuities,  trustee. 

STOCK— The  stook  authorized  Is  $30,000,000 ;  par,  $50.  Issued,  598,- 
609  shares,  on  which  the  first  Instalment  of  $5  per  share  was  due  the 
31st  of  October,  1895,  and  a  second  Instalment  of  $5  per  share  was 
payable  Mar.  2, 1896.  V.  62,  p.  321.  An  Instalment  of  $2-50  per  share 
Is  payable  March  1, 1897. 

TRUST  CERTIFICATES— The  trust  certificates  were  issued  by  the  Pa. 
Co.  for  Ins.  on  Lives  &  Granting  Annuities  to  pay  for  the  shares  of 
the  Electric  and  People's  Traction  companies  purchased,  and  are 
secured  by  a  deposit  with  the  Trust  Co.  of  all  the  shares  of  the  stock 
of  the  Electric  Traction  Company  anl  the  People's  Traction  Com- 
pany thus  purchased.  See  description  of  certificates  in  V.  64,  p.  135. 
They  are  guaranteed,  principal  and  interest,  by  the  Union  Traction  Co. 
and  are  redeemable  at  the  option  of  that  Co.  on  and  after  Oct.  1, 1945. 
The  capitalization  of  the  Union  Traction  system  and  the  fixed  charges 
(estimated)  for  first  fiscal  year  ending  September  30, 1896,  follow : 


CAPITALIZATION. 

Constituent  Companies— 

Capital  stock $57,891,200 

Funded  debt 11,675,600 

Union  Traction  Co- 
Capital  stock 30,000,000 

Collateral  trust  4s...     29,735,000 

$12!),301,800 
Les«  stocks  in  trust. .     21,000,000 


FIXED  CHARGES. 

Guaranteed  rentals. .     $2,135,000 
Guaranteed  interest. 
Rent.  Ph.  Traction... 
Interest,  coll.  tr.  4s. . 


lutmcak,  '.  '  1 1 1 .    ii.  *±a.. 

Taxes,  all  companies. 


Less  rent.  &  int.  reo. . 


580,000 
1,600,000 
1,189,400 

600,000 


$6,104,400 
215,000 


Total  net  charges . .     $5,889.400 
Total  net  oapltal'n .  $108,30 1 ,800 

ROAD— On  June  30, 1896,  operated  448  miles  of  track. 

EARNINGS— Report  for  the  9  months  ending  June  30, 1896,  was  given 
at  length  in  V.  63,  p.  1060.  The  earnings  and  expenses  of  all  the  lines 
now  included  In  the  new  Union  Traction  Company  for  the  year  ending 
June  30, 1896,  were  shown  in  V.  63,  p.  557,  as  follows : 

Electric          People's     Philadelphia          Total 
Traction.       Pass.  Su.       Traction  Co.         of  all. 
Gross  earnings.... $2,496,1(54     $2,035,082     $5,678,780     $10,210,026 

Net  earnings 1,22\956          950,190       2,670,854         4,847,009 

Othur  Income 75,538  23,431  ... 

Total  net $1,301,494        $973,621 

Int.,  rentals&taxes  1,161,335          800,727 

Dividends 175,000          207,500  ...'.'.'.'.'. 

Balance,  deficit      $34,841          $34,606 

The  earnings  and  expenses  of  all  lines  for  the  late  fiscal  year,  it  is 
stated,  were  made  up  on  a  somewhat  different  basis  from  that  employed 
In  previous  years,  so  that  the  following  comparison  is  not  more  than 
approximate: 

COMBINED  EARNINGS  OK  ALL  COMPANIES. 

Reoelptsfrompassengers      1896.  1895.  1894.  1893 

and  mall $10,210,026  $9,236,874  $7,805,498  $8,043,215 

OFFICERS— President,  John  Lowber  Welsh;  Vioe-President  and  Gen. 

Manager,  John  D.  Parsons;  Secretary  and  Treasurer  Charles  O.  Kruger. 
DIRECTORS— John  Lowber  Welsh,  Caleb  S.  Fox,  William  H.  Shelmar- 

Ulne,  P.  A.  B.  Widener,  William  L.  Elklns,  "Thomas  Dolan,  George  D. 

Widener,  James  McMaues,  Jeremiah  J.  Sullivan,  Alfred  Smith  ana 

Alexander  M.  Fox.— V.  62,  p.  321,  1042;  V.  63,  p.  311,  46T,  567, 

1060;  V.  64,  p.  135,  182,  236. 

—      •     

PIQUA,  OHIO. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  9,090;  IN  1880  WAS  6,031; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  5,967. 

MIAMI   VALLEY   RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  August,  1889.  Franchise  runs  till  1914. 
STOCK  &  BONDS—  Miles.  Date.  Interest.  Outstanding.  Maturity 

Stock  i$3OO,OOO )  $100...  $3OOOOO 

le.L  N^  *200.°°o,  goid.<  u    18"93  SKM-N    200:000          igbs 

91,000 <U Interest  at  Chase  National  Bank,  N.  Y.  City. 


Mortgage  trustee  Is  the  cashier  of  the  Chase  National  Bank. 

ROAD— On  Jan.  1, 1896,  owned  14  miles  of  trolley  track  In  Plqua  and 
extending  also  to  Troy,  Ohio.  Siding  about  1  "3  miles.  Rails  35  to  48 
Ib.  girder  and  45  Ib.  girder.  President,  W.  P.  Orr;  Vioe-President  and 
Manager,  A.  M.  Orr;  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  L.  M.  Flesh. 


PITTSBURG,  KANSAS. 

POPULATION  IN  189O  WAS  6,697. 
IN  1880  was  624. 

PITTSBURO  FRONTENAC  &  SUBURBAN 
ELECTRIC  RY.- 

ORQANIZATION— Chartered  July  9, 1894.  The  population  of  the  dis- 
trict served  by  the  road  is  said  to  be  over  21,000.  Company  also  owns 
an  electric-light  plant  in  Pittsburg,  Kan.  In  Nov.,  1896,  the  Pittsburg 
Weir  City  &  Columbus  RR.  (capital  stock  $200,000)  was  chartered  by 
President  Simons  and  others  to  extend  the  line  southward. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.     Interest.    Outstanding.      Maturity. 

Stock  $100,000  (par  $100) $10O,OOO 

Istmort.,  *125,OOO,  gold  <  1896      6  g.  J-J         125,000       Jan.  1,1911 

redeemable  in  10  years  \  Int.  at  R.  E.  Title  Ins.  &  Tr.,  Phila.,  trustee. 

The  first  mortgage  covers  all  the  railway,  property,  franchises,  elee-- 
trio-light  plant  and  real  estate. 

EARNINGS— From  Nov.  1,  1895,  to  Oct.  30,  1896(12  months),  gross, 
$15,842;  net,  $7,310. 

ROAD— fn  January,  1897,  operated  12*4  miles  of  track.  Line  will  be 
16  miles  long  from  Pittsburg  to  Froutenao,  Lltohfleld,  Medway,  Cor- 
nell and  Yale.  President,  Robert  Simons;  Secretary,  Samuel  Barrett  ; 
Treasurer,  Lucius  M.  Bedell. 


PITTSBURG,   PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  238,617;  IN  1880  WAS  156,389 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  86,076. 

ALLEG-HENY   TRACTION- 

ORQANIZATION— Incorporated  July  23,  1889.  April  1,  1896,  this 
company  was  leased  to  the  Fort  Pitt  Traction  Company  for  950 
years  at  a  guaranteed  dividend  of  5  per  cent  per  annum. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Jfiles.  Dale.  Interest.  Oulstand'g.  Lastdir.,etc. 
Stock,  $500,000,  par  $50 5  p.  o.  $500,000  See  text. 

Guaranteed  bonds— 

Millvale  Etna  &  Sharps- >    ....    1893  5e.  M-N    750,000      Nov.  1,  1923 
burglstM.  $750,000,g.  $  Trustee,  Pittsburg  Trust  Co.,  Pittsburg. 

ROAD— in  1895  reported  to  operate  18  miles,  including  Millvale  Etna 
&  Sharpsburg.  INDEX— V.  62,  p.  184. 


CENTRAL  TRACTION.-Cable  and  trolley. 

LEASE— Leased  from  April  2, 1896,  to  the  Consolidated  Traction  for 
950  years  at  3  p.  c.  per  annum  on  par  value  of  $1,500,000  stock,  see 
V.  61,  p.  1154— and  in  May,  1896,  stockholders  were  offered  privilege  of 
exchanging  their  stock  for  receipts  which  were  redeemed  at  $30  per 
share  on  Oct.  1, 1896,  in  Consolidated  Traction  Co.  preferred  stock  at 
par.  la  June,  1896,  26,000  shares  of  Central  Traction  stock  (out  of 
30,000) have  been  so  exchanged.— V.  62,  p.  1087. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Jfi/es.  Date.  Interest.    Outstanding.       Maturity. 
Stock— par  $50, )  <  30,000  shares  i      See  text. 

seetext (     i$30paidup.< 

lstM.$375,000  <       6         1889      5  J-J  $375,000      July  1,  1929 

cable  line  $500  ( Interest  at  Union  Trust  Co.,  Pittsburg. 

Bonds  of  Central  Passenger  Ry.  controlled. 

1st  M.  $250,- >      4         1894       6  A-O  125,000      Oct.   1,   1924 

000,  $1,000..  $  Interest  at  Union  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  Pittsliursc. 

Dividends— Feb.  1, 1892,  $2  50  in  stock ;  In  1896,  Feb.,  2  p.  o.  in  cash. 

ROAD— In  July,  1896,  was  operating  8'5  miles  of  road,  of  which  it 
owned  cable  line  5  miles  and  controlled  by  ownership  of  capital  stock 
trolley  road  owned  by  the  Central  Passenger  Railway,  3^  miles. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross.  $131,954 
net,  $15,111;   interest  and  taxes,  $24,534  ;  dividends,  $30,000  ;   bal 
ancc,  deficit  for  year,  $39,423.    In  1894-95  gross,  $171,065. 
— V.  60,  p.  930;  V.  61,  p.  rjj,  794, 1154;  V.  62,  p.  948,  1087. 


CITIZENS'  TR  ACTION-A  cable  and  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  July  6,  1887.  On  Sept.  1,  1887,  pur- 
chased the  entire  capital  stock  ($200,000)  of  the  Citizens'  Passenger 
Ry.,  which  it  now  holds.  All  its  lines  changed  to  cable  orelectric  power. 

LEASE— In  1895  leased  from  Nov.  1, 1895,  to  Fort  Pitt  Traction  Com- 
pany for  950  years  at  6  per  cent  per  annum  on  $3,000,000  capital 
stock.  In  addition  the  lessee  agreed  to  pay  a  floating  debt  of  $175,000, 
and  at  maturity  a  mortgage  debt  of  $1,620,000.  V.  61,  p.  661. 

STOCK  &  BONDS.—        Date.    Interest.    Outstanding.    Last  Din.  ete. 

Stock  ($50)  fully  paid 6M.-N       $3,000,000 f. p.        Seetext. 

1st  mortgage  ($1,000)  J   1887      5A.-O.          1,250,000          Oct.  1,  1927 

Not  subject  to  call.    ( Trustee,  Fidelity  Title  &  Trust  Co.,  Pittsburg. 
Purchase  money  mortgs 120,000        

Bonds  of  lines  u'liose  stocks  are  owned 

Peun  St.  Pass.  Ry.  IstM.  1892     5  J.-D.          $250.000       June  1, 1922 
fransv'sePasshy.lstM.    1891     6  M-N  49,500  1901 

No. Side  Pass.  Ry.  IstM.    1892     6  F-A  125,000  1902 

Interest  and  dividends  payable  at  N.  Holmes  &  Sons,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 

Dividends— In  1892,  6  p.  o.;  in  1893,  6  p.  c.;  in  1894,  6  p.  c.;  in  1895, 
5  p.  o.  Under  the  lease  dividends  are  6  p.  o. 

ROAD.— In  1896  owned  and  operated  30-5  miles  of  track  (on  15 
miles  of  street)  of  which  12-2  cable,  8  electric  and  8'5  horse. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— For  the  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $680,- 
'03;  net,  $323,088;  other  income,  $4,680;  interest,  $99,611;  taxes' 
i49,259;  dividends,  $150,000.  For  the  years  ending  October  31 : 

1896.           1895.      I  1896.         1895. 

Gross  earns. ..$685,382  $643,059  Interest  paid.  $99,612  )d.,01  in« 
Op.  expenses.  357.625  336,008  I  Taxes,  etc...  49,251)  J*^1'1"' 
Net  earnings..  327,767  307,051  |  Dividends 150.OOO  150,000 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


69 


OFFICERS. -President,  Joliu  IJ.  Holmes;  Vioe-President,  H.  S.  A. 
atewart ;  secretary.  John  G.  Bright;  Treasurer,  Nathaniel  Holmes; 
General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  J.  E.  Rugg.  V.  60,  p.  930; 
V.  61,  p.  112.516.661. 


CONSOLIDATED   TRACTION-Trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  July  15,  1895,  The  company  has  pur 
«ka*ed  the  entire  capital  stock  of  the  Fort  Pitt  Traction.  Co., 
which  operates  Its  own  and  the  llne«  of  the  Citizens'  and  the  Allegheny 
Traction  companies,  and  has  acquired  the  control  of  the  Central1 
irg  and  Duquesne  Traction  companies.  On  April  2,  1896' 
aamn-'  management  of  these  six  companies,  with  capital  of  $13,500,. 
000  and  a  bonded  debt  of  about  $6,377.000.  See  V.  62.  p.  1087. 

The  financial  arrangements  of  the  company  are  In  the  hands  of  a 
•trong  syndicate  represented  by  Whitney  A  Stephenson  of  Plttsburg. 
Drexel  A  Co.  of  Philadelphia,  with  others,  underwrote  the  sale  of  the 
preferred  Mock.  See  V.  63,  p.  559. 

STOCK—  Par.        Authorised.     Ou/t/anrfinf.       Diridend- 

Common  stock $5O       $15.OOO.OOO       $15,OOO.OOO 

•k.  «p.  c.eum.       5O          15.OOO.OUO          15.OOO.OOO       to  be  A-O 

The  preferred  stock  carries  cumulative  dividends  of  6  per  cent  per 
annum,  anil  has  the  right  to  participate  equally  with  the  common  stock 
whrn  that  has  received  6  per  cent.  V.  83,  p.  601. 

COMPANIES  CONTROLLED— The  companies  acquired  are  shown  in  the 
following  table,  as  also  the  amount*  of  their  stocks  and  the  amount  of 
cash  or  preferred  stock  (at  Drexel  A  Co.'s  option)  of  the  new  company 
which  1s  offered  In  exchange  therefor,  both  per  $50  share  of  old  stock 
and  for  the  entire  issue.  For  manner  In  which  the  exchange  may  be 
made  see  the  statement  for  each  company ;  also  T.  82,  p.  948. 

Company.  MUft.        Old  itock.  Xetc  prtf.  or  eattt. 

Doqnexne  Traction 33         $3,OOO.OOO  $37.  or  $2.220.OOO 

Plttsburg  Traction 12>*       2.5OO.OOO  70.  or    3.5OO.OOO 

Central  !>*••  -  ..        I..VM.IHHI  3O.  or       9OO.OOO 

^^^•K  Traction 1O          3.OOO.OOO  40.  or    2.4OO.OOO 

CltUenVTr.                      ...      3O  3.0OO.OOO  Leated  to  Ft.  Pitt. 

Allegheny  Traction 18  5OO.OOO  Not  exchangeable. 

ROAO  -Controls  about  112  miles  of  track  In  all;  In  May,  1890,  oper. 
ate.1  97  miles,  of  which  27  cable.  84  electric  and  6  hone. 

EARNINGS  AND  CHARGES— In  May.  1898.  earnings  were  about  $8,5OO 
a  day  gross,  each  old  road  being  run  by  Itarlf  as  the  n*w  power-house 
and  equipment  were  not  randy.  It  was  stated  officially  that "  the  lines 
BOW  operated  by  tk*  Consolidated  Traction  Co.  are  earning  the  divi- 
dend on  the  preferred  stock." 

O-'^CERS— President,  C.  L.  Kagee;  Secretary.  James  A.  McDevltt; 

Treasurer,  George  I.  Whitney.  Dtrtiton-C.  L.  Mage*,  Joshua  Rhodes, 

.Iven,  George  I.  Whttney,  Emmet  C.  Gibson.- V.  63.  p.  559.  801. 


DUQUESNE   INCLINED  PLANE. - 

••'•  feet  of  track.    President,  8.  Severance. 

DUQUESNE   TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 

-Med  from  April  2,  1990.  to  tk*  Consolidated  Traction  for 

.r.  at  4  percent  on  the  $3.0OO.OOO  stock,  bat  dividends  for  a 

fear  and  a  naif  1st  be  wltkkald  (or  payment  of   floating  debt  of 

•18O.OOO.    1  n  May,  1999,  stoekaoMafs  ware  all*-waa  to  exohaage  tfcair 

«Mk  for  reessyU.  rsaimasd  Oct.  1. 19*6.  at  $37  per  ahar*  la  6  per  cent 

^^•tod  stock  of  Consolidated  Traction  Company  at  par.    In  June, 

•  1.000  stares  oat  of  80,000  had  been  so  exchanged.    Bee  T.  62. 

••  4  BONDS.-        />«"-     rnt'rnt. 


•tnek  fftrlOi  fullr  nal.<  rel*-         S3.OOO.OOO  Be*  text. 

''P^iDIv  payable  at  FVUI.TIU**  Trust  Co.  PltU'b 

1st  mortgage e.-    ISMl      5 1.  -  J.         1.5OO.OOO          July  1,  193O 

•  «/<•  were  S  par  eent,  JAJ.  bat  la  ISM  aad  1S94  none  paid; 
Van..  1SS5.  paid  a  p.  c.;  Aag..  2  p.  e.;  In  1*98,  Fab.,  none. 

ROAO-OH  Jane  SO.  ISM.  eoatroUed  11  com  pan  I*.,  with  a  capital 
aggregating  $349.700  aad  Baring  S3*,*  amllas  of  road. 

,  naja— For  year*  sadlag  Jnn*  SO  earning*  have  been  a*  follows : 
1998.          1S9».     I  1890.       1895. 

Oro« ...$449.SM$301.»3*  I  Int. taxes,  etc.. $125.833  $75.221 

•1.579  I  Surp.  for  year. .   103.099    47.223 

Other  in .'O         .V865 1  Dividends 8O.OOO     6o!oOO 

•iO,  p.  930:  V.  61.  p.  ISJ.  794.  1154:  V.  62,  p.  948.  1087. 

FEDERAL  STREET*  PLEASANT  VALLEY 
RAILWAY— A  trolley  road. 

OBO»N/»  now -Incorporated  March.  1888.  aad  on  July  12,  1889, 
aoasolldatod  with  tka  Observatory  Hill  aad  People's  Park  companies. 
Toe  leased  lines  (Altegbeny  *  Bellevu*.  Allegheny  Btreet.  Perry  Street 
aad  Troy  Hill  compaalaM  war*  taken  la  by  noasnlldatlaa  In  April, 

•92.  and  their  stocks  wiped  out.    Th*  fraacklsc  la  perpetual. 

The  North  Bide  Traction  Co.  i walck  **a  below)  on  July  20. 1S98 
leased  the  Federal  Street  *  Pleasant  Valley  for  980  yean,  aasnmlng 
Its  funded  debt  of  » 1.250.000  and  Ma  floating  debt  of  $175,000.  and 
agreeing  to  pay  a*  rental  all  taxes,  rentals,  ate.,  aad  also  $70.0OO 
yearly  la  cash,  payable  January  15  and  July  15.  equal  to  8  per  cent  on 
tk*  $1.400,000  stack.  The  .forth  814*  Company  U  understood  to  have 
•arehased  a  majority  of  th*  stock  and  to  be  nflarlag  IU  own  stock  In 
aschaag*  for  tk*  balaaea-V.  83.  p.  31. 76, 18*. 


STOCK  oVBOMO*-  Dolt,    intents*.  OuMmntfa-  L<u< dir.4t. 

Jtoek  iparfri.-,,  f.,Ilpald J-J      $1.4OO.OOO   Jan.'97,2««»4 

•  »OTt.   S1.2500o6;(iwi     5c.J-J        3VS.OOO    May  1.  1942 
flfOOo  c.*  I  Int.  at  Fidelity  Title  A-  Tr.  Co.,  PltUbnrg. 


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12.-i.ooo  July! 

75,000  July  1 

50.000 

300.000  July  1 

100.000  Nov.  1 

79.000        

lOO.OOO  Nov.  1 

100.000  Nov.  1 


19O7 
IMM 
1913 
1919 
1990 


1990 

1920 


15.000 

iljrl/9)        84.207        

B  payable  at  Farmers'  Dap.  Bank;  In  Janu- 
990.  none;  ta  1SS7,  Jan.,  2>*  p.  e. 


Bond*— The  consolidated  mortgage  of  1892  Is  for  $1,250,000,  of  which 
the  balance  unissued  Is  reserved  In  the  bauds  of  the  trustee  to  retire 
the  several  isuues  of  the  company  and  of  all  theroads  consolidated  with 
It.  The  consols  of  1892  are  $1,000  and  -cover  28  miles  of  track.  Mort- 
gage trustee  Is  the  Fidelity  Title  &  Trust  Co.,  Pittsburg.  None  of  the 
loans  are  subject  to  call  before  maturity. 

ROAD— In  June,  1896,  operated  33-9  miles  of  track  (Including 
sidings)  on  about  17  miles  of  street.;  rails  45,  56  and  66  pounds. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  year  ending  June  30  earnings  were : 

1896.  1895.  1896.       1895. 

Gross  earns.. $44 3,043        393,231     Interest $6«.90O    $66,325 

Net  earnings...  148,350         88,374    Rent,  taxes,  etc..   13.101        (I; 
Other  iucoiue..  40         13,455    Bal.  for  year.. aur. 68,390       (t) 

OFFICERS— President,  D.  F.  Henry;  Vice-President,  R.  H.  King, 
Secretary.  Wm.  H.  Graham:  Treasurer,  R.  F.  Ramsey;  Purchasing 
Agent,  D.  M.  Bryar.— V.  62,  p.  989, 1179;  V.  63,  p.  31,  76, 189. 


FORT    PITT    TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1895  under  perpetual  franchise.  A 
consolidation  of  the  Ft.  Pitt  Street  Passenger  Ry.,  Highland  Park  Ry., 
ete.,  10  miles  in  all.  In  October,  1895,  leased  the  Citizens'  Traction 
Co.  for  95O  years,  guaranteeing  6  per  cent  yearly  on  $3,000,000  stock, 
and  Allegheny  Traction  Co.  for  same  period  at  5  per  cent  on  the  stock- 

The  capital  stock  of  the  Ft.  Pitt  Traction  Co.  is  owned  by  the  Con 
solldated  Traction,  which  see 

STOCK  4  BONO8—  Date.  Interett.  OuMatul'g.  Maturity 
Stock.  $3,000,000.  par  $50 $3,OOO,OOO  . 

lataf    *i  onn  ooo  >*i  nooi    J  1895       5J.-D.  938.OOO        1925 

M,,  $1,000.00     $l,0»       ,     Jnt  at  Puubllrg  Trugt  pjttsburg.  Pa. 

ROAD— Controls  58  miles  of  track.  Including  48  miles  leased. 
— V.  61,  p.  517,  661,  1154. 

McKEESPORT     DUQUESNE     &     WILMER- 
DING   RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION— This  company  Includes  the  Citizens'  Street  Railway 
of  McKeesport,  the  McKeesport  &.  Wllmerding  and  the  White  Eleotrlo 
Traction.    The  last-named  company  In  1893  had  a  bonded  indebtedness 
of  $35,OOO  6  per  cento,  due  1911.    In  February,  1896,  control  was  said 
to  hare  been  acquired  In  the  Interest  of  the  Second  Avenue  Traction 
Company  of  PltUbnrg. 
STOCK  A  BONDS—      UiU*.    Dale.    Interett.    OuMaiufg.    Maturity. 

Stock$350,0o57p.$50    $350.000 f.p ' 

1st  mort.,    $35O.OOO,>     18        1895    6g.  J-D      35O.OOO  l'.f.'> 

sinking  fund,  gold  .  S  Subject  to  eaU  at  105  after  1905. 
ROAD— In  August,  1895,  had  In  operation  18  miles  of  track  on  12 
mile*  of  street.— V.  62,  p.  279, 415 


NORTH    SIDE    TRACTION- 

OROANIZATION— Organized  In  1896  by  parties  Interested  In  the  Sec- 
ond Avenue  Traction  and  United  Traction  companies  to  lease  the 
Federal  Street  A  Pleasant  Valley  Ry.  and  Ptttsburg  Allegheny  &  Man 
enestar  Traction  Co.  In  Jan.,  1897,  Second  Ave.  Traction  stockhold. 
era  voted  to  lease  that  road  to  North  Side  Traction  for  999  years 
at  a  rental  of  5  per  cent  on  the  money  Invested.  V.  64,  p.  235. 
The  transfer  of  the  F.  S  A-  Pleasant  Valley  U  a  practical  sale 
of  the  road,  made,  owing  to  the  law  under  which  the  present 
charter  was  secured,  in  the  nature  of  a  lease  for  a  term  of  950 
yean  on  a  guaranteed  annual  rental  of  5  percent,  payable  Jan.  15  and 
July  15, 1897,  and  each  succeeding  year,  to  the  Plttsliurg  Trust  Co.  of 
PltUbnrg.  The  lease  provides  that  the  present  stockholders  can  change 
their  stock  for  stock  In  the  North  f  Lie  Traction  Co.  or  can  retain  their 
present  stock  with  a  guarantee  of  5  per  cent  as  a  dividend.  The  North 
Side  Traction  will  be  controlled  by  the  United  Traction  Co.-V.  63,  p. 
31,  76, 189,  7M,  881,  1064;  V.  64.  p.  235. 


PITTSBURG  ALLEGHENY  &  MANCHES- 
TER TRACTION- 

OROANIZATION— Incorporated  Dec.    11.  1889,  and  July   25,   1890. 

lased  Plttaburg  Allegheny  *  Manchester  Passenger  Railway  (5  miles 
of  road,  stock  $350,000,  no  bonds]  for  999  years  and  PltUburg  Union 
Passenger  Railway  (stock  paid  in  $82,775,  bonds  $100,000  as  below] 
for  985  yean.  Proposition  to  lease  the  road  to  North  Side  Traction 
Co.  was  withdrawn  In  Dec..  1808.  See  V.  63,  p.  1064. 

STOCK  <t  BONDS-  Dolt,   lultretl.  OutitaiuFg.   tail  dir.,elc. 

Stock,  $3.000,000  ($50)  f.  p $2.994,839  AUK.  1.  : 

Dividends  are  payable  at  company's  office. 

General  mort.  ($1.500.0001.     189O    6  A-O    $1.400,OOO    Oct.  1.  1930 
Interest  at  Fidelity  Title  i  Trust  Co..  Plttsliurg,  trustee. 

Ouaranterrt — 

Plttsb.  Un.  Pas.  Ry..  1st  M 5A-O          100,000    Oct.  1.  1901 

MtMoKte-In  1892.  IVi  per  cent;  1893,  5  percent;  1894,24;  1895 
February,  paid  2  '•  per  cent;  August,  2  per  cent;  In  1896,  Feb  ,  none. 

ROAD— Operates  2O  mile*  of  track  In  cities  of  Plttsburg  and  Alle- 
gheny. Rails  70  Ibs.  per  yard. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  yean  ending  Oct.  31  earnings  have  been: 


1895-8.        1894-5. 
dross $485,959    $450,714 


Other  Income 


'..-•-'7 


1895-6.  1894-5. 
Op.  expenses.. $381, 119  $336,414 
Balance.net..  92,855  120,127 


Bills  payable  Oct.  31, 1896,  $186.686. 

OFFICERS— President,  George  B.  Hill;  Vice- President,  Joshua  Rhodes, 
Seoretarr,  A.  M.  Keeper.  Treasurer.  W.  Montgomery;  General  Manager 
and  Purch.  Agent,  G.  F.  Greenwood.— V.  63,  p.  30,  76,  794,  881, 1O04. 


PITTSBURG  &  BIRMINGHAM  TRACTION- 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  Aug.  15,  1889:  Nov.  19,  1889,  leased 
P.  *  B.  Passenger  Ry..  Including  South  Side  Pass.  Ry.  Co.  Has  also 
eased  and  operated  since  Deo.,  1891,  Plttsburg  Incline  Plane  Co.  and 
Mt.  Oliver  Incline  Plane  Co.;  operates  also  Blrm.  Knoxvlllo  A  Allen- 
town  Traction  Co.  (See  suit  regarding  Interest  paid  on  B.  K.  A  A. 
bonds.— V.  62,  p.  989.)  It  has  been  proposed  to  lease  the  Plttsburg  A 
Birmingham  Traction  to  the  Second  Ave.  Traction  Syndicate.  See  V. 
03.  p.  794. 


STEEET    KAILWAYS. 


STOCK  &  BONDS.- 


Stock 


tS.OOO.OOO 


Last  rfi».,rfe. 
Jan  27, 1896 
-  11)29 


Bond's.  $12,000.  paid  j  1890    5       A  -  O 


144,000 


1900 


J  -  J 
A  -O 
MS 


PltU4Blrm.P»MRy..     ....    5 

Pitts.  4  Orm»by if 

Blrm.  Knox.  4  A 1891    6  g. 

Knoxv.  4  Arlington  St.  1895 

Knox  Fair  H.  4  Mt.  L.  1895    6 
DIVIDENDS— For  year  1892-93  paid  2  p.  o 


$75,000 
19.OOO 
5OO.OOO 
1(K>,OOO 
175,000 
In  1890,  January,  ^  p. 


1896-1901 
Sept.  1,  1931 


In  1896  20-35  miles  of  track  laid  with  90  Ib.  rails- 
ANNUAL"' RE'PORT- For  the  year  ending  June  30.  1896,  carried 
7.M9.3Mr»Unger..  against  6.200,000  In  1895.-Bee  V.  63.  P-  267. 

1896.  1895.  I9ti-  '    ' 

GrOM **12.?§§    *?84,56J 


1896. 

Rentals,  etc $36,794    $18,117 

Boml  Interest . . .  109,700    109.70O 


Exp.  4  tales. '224,423       234.735  

Net $187,865    $149,826  |  Bal..sur.fory'ar.$41,371    $22,009 

OKNKRAL  BALANCE  SHEET  JUKE  30, 

Assets. 

.  $2,898,030 


DIVIDENDS—  At  company's  olBce,  Pittgburg.    Dividends  of  6  per  cent 
have  been  paid;  in  1895,  6  p.  e.;  in  1896,  none-see  above. 
ROAD.—  Owns  12-67  miles  of  track.  . 
ANNUAL  REPORT-Fiscal  year  ends  June  30. 


1895-6. 
Gross    ........  $467,933 

Other  Income.       (t) 


1895-(>.  1894-5. 
Op.exp.4tax.$263,662  $262,921 
Balance.net..  204,271  186,525 


Property  and  railway.  .. 

Improvement  l.odo.ooi 

Stock  of  oth.  compan'e  703-™ 

Horses     ««•-• 

Accounu  receivable...  1J<>'}4! 
14,159 


,  wit;. 
Liabilities. 

8tock $3,000,000 

Boudsaud  mortgages..    l.fOO.OOi 

(Juaranteed  bonds .X'XX 

Debenture  bonds 1JiF2?l 

Accounts  payable 56,81! 

Interest,  etc.,  accrued. 


gold, 


Profit  and  loss,  surplus         94,127 

Tota  ,.  $5,425,476  Total $5,425,476 

OFFICERS-Presldent,  Harry  Moore;  VIce-President,  A.  C.  Wettengel; 

Secret'y  and  Treas.,  A.  8.  Petrle.-V.  62,  p.  282, 989;  V.  63,  p.  867. 794. 
PITTSBURG  &  BIRMINGHAM  TRACTION 

SYSTEM -BIRMINGHAM     KNOXVILLE     4     ALLENTOWN 

TRACTION- 
STOCK  &  BONDS-              Oa^    '»««•»<•  Outstanding.     Maturity. 

Stock        

1st  mortgage,  $500,000,  J    1891     6g.M-S  500,000       Sep.1,1931 

*l, (MM   ..........0    J  30000 

..  Jus  guaranteed"  by  the"  Pittsburg "i  Birmingham  Traction'  and 

payable  at  company's  office  In  Pittsburg  and  at  the  office  of  trustee. 

Fidelity  Insurance  Trust  4  Safe  Deposit  Co.  of  Philadelphia. 
ROAD— I'*  miles  of  horse  and  1 ,600  feet  of  cable  track. 
PITTSBURG   &  BIRMINGHAM  TRACTION 

SYSTEM-KNOXVILLE  FAIR  HAVEN  4  MOUNT    LEBANON 

RAILWAY- A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION -This  road  Is  5*3  miles  long  and  doubled  tracked. 

There  are  reported  to  be  $175.000  of  6  per  cent  bonds  guaranteed. 
PITTSBURG  &   BIRMINGHAM    TRACTION 

SYSTEM-PITT8BURG  INCLINE  PLANE- 
ORGANIZATION— Leased  December  1, 1891,  for  999  years  to  Pittsburg 

*  Birmingham  Traction  Co.,  at  rental  equal  to  interest  on  bonds  and 

10  p.  c.  on  $150,000  stock,  free  of  tax,  but  dividends  have  been  9  p.  o. 

yearly,  balance  being  carried  to  surplus. 
Dale.    ' 


1894-5. 
$441.452 
7,994 

In  1895-96  Interest  charges  were  $89,867;  dividends,  $75,000. 
OFFICERS.— President,  George  W.  Elkins;  Secretary  and  Treasurer 
J    G.  Traggardh;   General   Manager   and   Purchasing  Agent,  \V.  L. 
Elkins.-V.  60,  p.  930;  V.  61,  p.  iS3,  794, 1154;  V.  62,  p.  1087. 

PITTSBURG    TRACTION    SYSTEM- 

BLOOMFIELD  STREET  RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In   1893.     The  stock   Is   owned  by   the 

Pittsburg  Traction  Company,  which  is  guarantor  of  bonds. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  ItUei.    Date.    Interest.      Outstand'g.        Maturity. 

Stock  (par  $50) $250,000  f.p 

M.$250.000,cur'y.c*  ....      1893      5  F-A         250,000  Aug.  1.1923 

Interest  at  PittsburgTrustCo., trustee.    OwnsaboutS  milesof  track. 

PITTSBURG  &  "WEST  END  PASSENGER 
RAIL  WAY— A  trolley  and  horse  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Mar.  26. 1879.  Franchise  Is  for  99  years. 
In  August,  1896,  It  was  reported  this  road  would  form  part  of  the  sys 
tern  of  the  new  United  Traction  Co.— which  see. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Mis.  Date.      Int.      Outstanding.       Last  Din.,  ete. 

Stock.  Sl.500,000,  > j.D    $1,500,000  f.  p.          See  text. 

Ist'lrl?,  currency;...   16    1892    5  J-J         500.OOO  July     1,1922 

Interest  Is  payable  at  the  office  of  the  City  Savings  Bank,  Pitteburg 

The  bonds  are  not  subject  to  call.  Mortgage  trustee  is  the  Fidelity 
Title  4  Trust  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Dividend*— In  1892,  June,  $3  50  in  scrip ;  Dec.  31,  $2  50  cash ;  in 
1893  2  p.  c.;  in  1894  2  p.  c.;  during  year  ending  June  30. 1896,  3  p.  c. 

ROAD— Owns  16  miles  of  track  on  8  miles  of  street.  Rail,  80-lb.  girder. 
Owns  26  electric  motor  cars.  Operates  Pittsburg  Crafton  4  Mans- 
field, 17  miles  (see  below)  and  Pittsburg  Neville  Island  &  Coraopolis 
Passenger  Ry.,  O'fl  miles.  The  latter  has  outstanding  $100,000  of  first 
mortgage  6s. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  the  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $193,- 
223;  -net,  $105,834;  interest  charges,  $28,205;  dividends,  $45,000  ; 
balance,  sur.,  $32,629.  For  the  year  ending  Dec.  31  earnings  were : 


"888 

2nd  mortgage  ........  I  Subject  to  call  on  any  June  1  after  1894. 

£  Int.  at  Fidelity  Ins.,  etc.,  Co.,  Phila.,  trustee. 

ROAD—  Road  extends   from   Forty   Hill,   Pittsburg    on   Bradford 
Street  to  Washington  Avenue,  on  top  of  hill. 


1894.  1893. 

Gross  earn'gs..$161,279  $147,486 

Net  earnings..     48,138  34,016 

Other  income..  

Interest  paid..     28,182  23,595 


1894.  1893. 

Taxes $10,001  $9,844 

Dividends  (2%)...  30,000  30,000 
Balance,     surplus 

for  year 18,138  4,017 


BALANCE  SHEET— The  balance  sheet  June  30, 1896,  was  as  follows 


Assets— 

Plant $1,401,291 

Construction 541,444 

Equipment 164,756 

Cash. 8,686 


Total $2,115,677 


Liabilities- 

Capital  stock $1,500,000 

Funded  debt 500,000 

Loans 50,000 

Profit  andloss 65,67' 

Total $2,115,677 


PITTSBURG  &  CASTLE  SHANNON    RAIL- 
ROAD—A steam  and  Inolino  plane  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Sept.  21,  1891.    Besides  operating  the 
railroad  this  company  transport*  and  sells  coal  from  its  own  mines 

STOCK  &  BONDS—          Mile*.  Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.    Maturity. 

Stock...  $481,400    

1st  M.,  $500  and  $1,000 1888  6F-A        200,000    Aug.  1. 1908 

Purchase-money  mort 1891    None  21,012    189841901 

Mortgage,  $50,000 1896 -J!L.    

Bills  i'ay»Me  Dec.  31/95 32,398    

In  1896  bonds  for  $50,000  were  authorized  for  introducing  elec- 
tricity as  motive  power. 

ROAD— Operates  road  of  40-inch  gauee  from  Pittsburg  to  Arlington, 
Pa,,  6>u  miles,  Incl.  two  Inclines  of  1,375  and  2,112  feet  respectively. 

ANNUAL  RETORT— For  the  years  ending  December  31  earnings  from 
both  railroad  and  coal  business  were: 

Gross.  Net.         Interest.      Balance. 

1896  $111,773       $14,647       $14,182       sur.$465 

18<tr,  135,282         16,167          15,438       sur.  729 

1894 *99,025          14,514          14,638         dcf.124 

•  Decrease  due  to  reduction  in  coal  business  owing  to  a  strike. 
Passengers  carried  in  1896,  1,084,483 ;  in  1895,  852,050. 
OFFICERS— President,  James  M.  Bailey;  Sec.  and  Treas.,  E.  J.  Reamer. 


OFFICERS—  President,  Jno.   C.   Reilly  ;    Vice-President,   Thomas  8 
Bigelowe;  Secretary,  Wm.  V.  Callery;  Treas.  and  Gen.  Man.  W.  J.  Burns. 
INDEX-V.61.P.612. 

PITTSBURG    &    WEST     END     PASSENGER 

SYSTEM—  PITTSBURG    CRAFTON    4    MANSFIELD  ST.  RY.- 

ORGANIZATION—  An  extension  of  the  Pitts.  4  West  End  Passenger  Ry 

STOCK  &  BONDS—    Miles.    Date.    Interest.     Ouls'd'g       Maturity. 


Cable  aban- 


PITTSBURG TRACTION—  A  trolley  road. 
doned  In  August,  1896. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  April  14,  1887. 

LEASE—  Leased  from  April  2,  1896,  to  the  Consolidated  Traction  for 
950  years  at  7  per  cent  on  the  $2,500,000  stock  (see  V.  61,  p.  1151); 
but  I'a  years'  dividends  to  be  used  to  pay  floating  debt  of  $250,000. 
In  May,  1896,  stockholders  were  offered  receipts  for  their  stock, 
which  were  redeemed  at  $70  per  share  on  Oct.  1,  1896,  in  preferred 
stock  of  Consol.  Traction  Co.  In  June,  1896,  39,000  shares  out  of 
50.000  bad  been  so  exchanged.  See  V.  62,  p.  948. 

STOCK  &  BONDS.  —  Date.  Interest.    Outstanding.   Last  ttiv.,  etc. 

Stock,  $2,500,000  (par  $50)   .  .  .  .  text  F.-A.          Text.  Aug.,  1895 

Ihtmort.Ss  ..............  0*  1887    5  A.-O.          $750,000     Oct.    1,1927 

P.O.  4  E.L.  b'd».  ass'd  ..........     6  p.  c. 

Guaranteed  bonds— 

Bloomteld  St.  By.,  1st  .....  1893    5  F.-A. 
Loans  June  30,  1886 


7,000    Feb.    1,1901 
Aug.  1,  1923 


250,000 
389.083 


Slock  -Issued  50,000  shares,  on  which  $38  each  has  been  paid. 


..  ju.yT.m4 

$15,000  p.m  ......  Unt.  at  Pittsburg  Tr.  Co.,  Trustee,  Pittsburg,  P». 

The  first  5s  for  $250,000  are  guaranteed  by  the  Pittsburg  &  West  End 
Passenger  Ry.,  principal  and  Interest.    They  are  tax  free. 
ROAD—  Owns  17  miles  of  track  on  5  miles  of  road. 

ST.   CLAIR   INCLINE   PLANE-A  cable  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Chartered  Sept.  9,  1885.  Road  completed  In  1889. 
Stock,  $150,000  f.  p.;  1st  mortgage,  $1,000  each;  6s,  M-N,  $75,000, 
due  Nov.  7,  1909.  Profit  and  loss  deficit  Jan.  1,  1895,  $1,427;  bills 
payable  $1,750.  Interest  at  Thomas  Mellon  4  Sons'  Bank.  Dividend* 
—In  January,  1893,  2>a  per  cent.  Road  is  four-tenths  of  a  mile  long. 
For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $15,687;  net,  $7,671;  int.  and 
taxes,  $5,784;  "other  expenses,"  $2,250;  bal.,  deficit  for  year,  $363. 
In  1894-95,  gross  $13,749;  net,  $3,266.  Pres.  and  Supt.,  W.  S.  Hughes. 

SECOND  AVENUE   TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—"  Practically  a  consolidation,"  effected  about  Dec.  1, 
1894,  of  three  important  street  railway  companies,  viz.: 

Second  Avenue  Passenger  Railway  leased  for  999  years. 

Glenwood  <t  Dravosburg  Passenger  Railway  Company. 

McKeesport  <t  Reynoldtown  Passenger  Railway  Company,  now  owned 
bv  the  Second  Avenue  Traction,  and  none  of  Its  bonds  are  outstanding. 

Control  of  the  MoKeesport  Duquesne  4  Wilinerding  Ry.  was  obtained 
in  February,  1896. 

In  January,  1897,  the  stockholders  voted  to  lease  the  Second  Ave- 
nue Traction  to  the  North  Side  Traction  for  999  years  at  a  rental  of  5 
per  cent  on  the  money  invested.—  V.  64,  p.  235. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Dale.    Interest.    Outstand'g          Maturity. 

Stack,  commoner  $50  ............   $4,000.000  f.p. 

Do.    preferred,  par  $50    .....  ....     1,000,000  f.p. 

Mort.  $2,500,000,  gold.  c*  J    1894    5g.  J-D     2,000,000       Dec.  1,19 

Notsnnj.tocall($l,000).  )  Trustee,  Maryland  Trust  Co.     Balt«.,Md. 
Interest  at  Brown  Bros.  &  Co.,  N.  Y.,  or  A.  Brown  4  Sons,  Balto. 

2d  AvT'p'asse'ngcrlst  M...    1882    6     J-J  30,000        July,  1903 

General  mortgage  .........   1889    5    J-J         120,000    July  I,  It 

2d  Ave.  Traction  Co.  M  .....   1893    5     J-J         300,000    July  _1,  1 

Braddock  4  Turtle  Cr'klst.   1891    6     A-O          50,000    Aprill.lt 
Floating  debt  Oct.  1,  1896,  $166,512. 

Stoefc—  Common,  authorized   $4,000,000,  and   preferred  $1,000,00< 
Dividends—  During  fiscal  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  company  paid 

dividends  amounting  to  $50,000. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


71 


Bontlt—  The  2d  Avenue  Traction  mortgage  It  for  $2,5OO,OOO,  of  which 
$500.000  reserved  to  retire  prior  liens  at  maturity.  The  bonds  are  tax 
exempt  a*  regard*  any  or  all  taxe*  at  any  time  laid  on  principal  or 
interact  by  the  United  States  or  the  Bute  of  Pennsylvania,  the  com 
!>any  agreeing  to  pay  the  same.  These  bond*  cannot  be  redeemed 
before  maturity  and  are  aecured  by  a  mortgage  covering  nil  the  real 
«»Ute.  tracks.  franchise*  and  property  of  every  kind  and  description 
now  belonging  to  or  which  may  hereafter  be  constructed  or  acquired 
by  the  Traction  Co. 

ROAO— The  company  has  97-43  miles  of  track,  and  also  5  miles 
between  Turtle  Creek  and  Wllmerdlng.  Its  line  extends  from  the 
Exposition  Building  in  Pltuburg  past  the  Post  Offlee,  etc.,  and  via  2d 
Avenue  to  Braddock.  Brtnton  and  Turtle  Creek ;  forking  at  Glen  wood 
It  also  extends  to  Dravosburg.  Beynoldtown  and  MeKeesport,  also  to 
Home  stead  and  Birmingham.  Rails  OO  Ibs.  to  the  yard.  Owns  91 
electric  motor  can  and  14  others. 

EARNINGS  -From  Jan.  1  to  Dec.  31,12  months,  groas,  •502,82 1  in 
1896;  4057.010  la  1893.  Fiscal  year  ends  June  3O.  In  1895-96  gross, 
•475.667:  net  •243,221. 

OFFICERS— President.  James  D.  Callery;  Secretary.  J.  H.  Callahan; 
Treasurer,  John  W.  Taylor;  Offloe.  Ulenwood.  Pltuburg.  Pa. 

hNOEX-V.  62,  p.  279,  415,  989,  1 179;  V.  63,  p.  30,  76,  269,  792,  794; 
V.  84.  p.  235. 


SUBURBAN    RAPID    TRANSIT.-A  trolley  road. 

ROAO— Said  to  operate  7  mile*  of  track  on  44  mile*  of  street.  Capital 
•tock,  $3OO.OOO;  par  $SO.  First  mortgage  gold  6  per  cent  bonds,  due 
1913.  for  $500.000  are  ovtotandlng:  Interact  payable  M.  AS.  Presl 
dent.  General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent.  Thomas  A.  Noble;  Sec- 
retary. C.  E.  Sneeop. 

UNITED    TRACTION    CO.- 

OROANIZATION — Formed  In  18mj  by  the  director*  and  stockholders  of 
the  Second  Avenue  Traction  Co.  to  operate  all  the  roads  at  present 
owned  and  controlled  by  the  Second  Avenue  syndicate.  Unofficially 
It  Is  reported  that  the  system  will  Include  the  Second  Avenue  Traction 
Oo.,  the  Pltteborg  A  West  End  Passenger  By.  Co.,  the  Plttebnrg  Neville 
Island  A  Ooraopolls  Traction  Co.  and  the  North  Side  Traction  Oo. 
(operating-  the  Federal  Street  A  Pleasant  Valley  Traction  Oo.  and  the 
Pttf  burg  Allegheny  A  Manchester  Traction  Co..  when  the  transfer  of 
this  latter  road  Is  finally  completed).  If  the  MeKeesport  Dnqnesne  * 
WIlmerdlDg  be  Included,  the  system  may  then  embrace  about  179 
•lies  of  track,  on  which  are  bond*  aggregating  $6,200.000.  The 
United  Traction  Co.,  It  1*  prnpsssl.  shall  Issue  910,000,000  of  common 
and  $10,000,000  of  preferred  stock.  Alexander  Brown  A  Sons,  of  Bal 
ttmore,  represent  the  syndicate  which  Is  carrying  out  the  deal.  V.  03, 
p  !•<«».  -•••• 


*  PLYMOUTH,   MASS. 

POPULATION  189O  WA*  7.314;' IX  1R8O  WA*  7,093; 
AND  IX  1870  WAS  6,238. 

PLYMOUTH    A    KINGSTON    RAILROAD-A 
trolley  road.    Chartered  In  Fob.  18S0. 

ORGANIZATION— In  1894  stock  was  meetly  held  In  trust  for  the  New 
aT»$l«J<  Street  Railway  Co..  which  see  under  New  Baron.  Conn. 
-STOCK  4  BONO*-          DmU.      Imtmrnl.     OnMsnUV.     lAutdi».,ttr 

»Uwk$ldO,000($100) See  below.    •100.000  f.  p.     See  below. 

lstiD.,rt*»..-.  JI890        SJ-J  35.000          Jan.  1.  1910 

lint.  I*  payable  at  Internal'- ~ 

7.000 


.  .    . 

Hal.  It  payable  at  Internal'!  Tr.  Co..  Boston. 
8p.e.  •<••-• 

34.000 


On  demand. 


7  par  eeat  nor  annum  were  raid  In  year  1899-91;  In 
1993  94.  8  p.  e.;  la  1894-95.  9  p  e..  In  1W.V96.  «  p.  e. 

ROAO— Operate*  8-7*  mile*  of  track,  extending  from  Plymouth  to 
Ktmrrto.;  iwttek.otiv.-41. 

NINOS— For  year*  ending  Sept.  80  earnings  hare  been: 

Ore*,  earning.    $iS!Sc7  •»£l  I  Dividend.  peM...  *B*5So     *9$O 

H.119  7.324  I  Balance  foryenr.  7»1  df.l.6»2 

Otter  income. ...     3 '.69  3.296  I  T..U1  sur.8epl.lO  2.191        1.399 

lnt.taxea.ete...     4.597  6.711  I 

OFFICER  9-Pre«ldent.  A.  L.  Gordon;  Treasurer.  Henry  W.  Barnes- 
Plymouth,  Mas*.;  Snpt..  BenJ.  F.  Shertmrne.  Clerk  of  Corporation.  C. 
F..  Barn-..  Plymo  itk 


PORT     HURON,    MICH. 

I;LATIO»  199O  WA*  13.543;  w  189O  WA*  8383; 

Am>  IK  1870  WA*  5,978. 
CITY  ELECTRIC  RAILW  AY.  -A  trolley  road. 

in  ISM  and  franchise  runs  till  May  30- 


Population  In  1  <i|  t.y  State  cwnan*.  18,140. 

STOCK  d  BONOS—  KU*s.  Dmlf.      Interest.      Oulstanfa.    Maturity. 

«o**i$id5.8oo«ioo) „..„   fioo^MXf  ". 

lstmorV.$aOO,000< 

.•row ^ 


•     »••* 


. 

' 


Mar.  1.  1913 
Mar.  1   1903 
Int.  at  Hanover  National  Bank.  N.  T.  City. 


•*     0C.M-8         130.OOO 
Subject  to  call  at  105  after 


BMaV-Tbe  mortgage  trustee  I*  the  Union  Tn»t  Company  of  Detroit. 
In  January.  1897,  •SO.OOOof  the  bonds  were  rtlll  reserved  for  addition* 
and  nteaetona  at  not  exceeding  60  per  eent  of  actual  cost. 

ROAO-Operatos  104  mile,  of  track  on  9>t  miles  of  road. 

ANIMAL  RtPORT-Fnr  naeal  year  ending  December  81  earning*  were: 

ISM.       1899.     I  ISM.       1895. 

Otoss  earning*.  .•M.4JW    •SS.84JI    Taxe.  ...............  *II6        »795 

"•teeming*..;.  14,490  1*X077  1  iMoranee  ..........  2,Ollabt2.2OO 

OfFiccm—  Pr*»lasat.  W.  Oanham  ;  Seeretary,  F.  J.  Dlxoo;  Treasurer 
W.  r.  Jsnk*;  Srpcrmtendent.  II.  A.  Dion. 


PORTLAND,    ME. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  36.425 ;  IN  1880  WAS  33,810; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  31,413. 

PORTLAND  RAILROAD.- 

ORQANIZATION— Chartered  March  19  <  863,  under  laws  of  Maine.  At 
a  meeting  Jan.  21,  1895,  the  stockliol  ors  voted  to  equip  the  entire 
road  with  trolley  and  to  Issue  part  of  the  authorized  Issue  of  first  mort 
gage  bonds  to  meet  tills  expense. 

STOCK  &  BONOS—       Kile*.  Dale.     Interest.    Outtt'ng.     Maturity. 
Sfck  autli.*50O.OOO,$10O  ....  See  below.  $300,000       Feb.,  1897 

1st  mortgage,  $5OO,OOO  g  16ifl  1893  4>sg.  M-N    500,000    May  1, 1913 

The  bonds  cover  all  the  property,  equipment  and  franchises. 

Diciilendt-lu  year  1892-93,  4  per  cent;  In  1894,  Aug.,  3  p.  0.;  In 
1895,  Feb.,  3  p.  c..  Aug.,  3  p.  e.;  In  1896,  Feb.,  3  p.  c.;   Aug.,  3  p.  o. 

ROAD — Owns  25  miles  of  track  in  Portland.  Deering  and  Westbrook. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  the  years  ending  June  30  as  below : 

1896.         1895. 

Oioss earns... $247,566    $212,060 
Net  earnings.     62.620        46.021 


Other  Income.       3,859 
Interest 20,856 


8,160 
8.623 


1896. 

Taxes $4,489 

Dividends 18,000 

Surplus,  year 23,133 

Total  surplus 15,043 


1895. 
$4,544 
1 8.OOO 
23,014 


OFFICERS— President,  Wm.  B.  Wood ;  Secretary,  Treasurer  and  Pur- 
chasing Agent,  E.  A.  Newman.  Office,  Portland,  Me. 

PORTLAND  &  CAPE  ELIZABETH  RY.-A. 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — This  company  and  the  Cape  Elizabeth  Street  Ry., 
while  distinct  corporations,  are  operated  as  and  are  practically  one. 
They  were  organized  in  1894-95,  and  In  1895  had  In  operation  a  line 
from  Monument  Square  In  Portland  through  several  street*  In  that 
city  over  the  Portland  Bridge  Into  South  Portland,  with  terminals  at 
Blmonton  Cove  and  Rlfby  Park.  Company  owns  large  pleasure  resort 
property  at  Slmonton  Cove,  including  "  Grand  Casino"  building,  etc. 

STOCK  A,  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.     Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Stock  (p«r»100) 0450,000        

lstM.*4OO.OOOg.(91.OOO)     1895    5  g.  M-N          300.OOO     Nov.  1,  1915 

Interest  at  American  Loan  A  Trust  Co.,  Boston,  trustee. 

ROAO— Its  line  is  about  15  miles  In  length. 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  8.  Window;  Vloe-Presldent,  Thomas  8. 
KrnU,  Mills  Building.  N.  Y. 


PORTLAND,    ORE. 

POPULATION  1890  WA*  46,385:  IN  1880  WA*  17,577: 
CITY    &    SUBURBAN    RAILW  AY-A  trolley  and 

steam  road. 
ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  In  1891   as  successor  to  the  Willa- 

mette Bridge  Railway  and   Trans-continental  Street  Railway  com.- 


STOCK  4  BONOS'  Date.    Interest.  Oalstamtg.     Maturity. 

ffk.auth.  $1.000.000  ($100) $753.300    

Willamette   Bridge    Ry.,  1st}  1889    6M-8      10O.OOO    Sept.  1, 1910 

mortgage,  •  I  OO  each \  Interest  at  Am.  Loan  A  Trust,  Boston. 

M-     1891  6g.  A-  O      110,000    Apr.  1,  1921 


....... 

Wav.  A  Wood.  EL  R.V.,  IstM., 

•old.  enbjeet  to  call  at  1O4. 

City  4  Sub.  consol.  M.,  not 


consol. 

.  *!"<)• 


sub),  to  call.  •100  each.  g. . 


1891  8g.  M-  S      740,000    Sept.  1, 1916 
Infst  at  See.  Sav'g  *  Tr.  Co.,  Portland. 


Bond*.— City  A  Suburban  consolidated  mortgage  Is  for  $1,000.000,  of 
which  •210,0001*  reserved  for  the  prior  lien*  and  (February,  1897, ) 
•50,000  for  other  purpose*.  Mortgage  trustee  Is  the  Security  Saving* 
A  Trust  Co..  Portland. 

ROAO.— Operate*  5O  mile*  of  track,  Including  thirteen  differ 
ent  line*,  of  which  eleven  start  from  the  corner  of  Third  and 
Yamhlll  streets.  Runs  to  Mt  Tabor  and  fit.  Johns.  About  8 
miles  are  operated  by  steam  and  42  miles  by  trolley.  Rails  3O  and  40 
b.  T  and  girder;  37  electric  ears  and  2  passenger  conches  hauled 
by  steam  motors. 

OFFICERS.— President,  Henry  Falling;  Vice-President.  T.  Woodward; 
See.  and  Tr***.,  O.  F.  Swigert :  General  Manager,  H.  C.  Campbell. 

INDEX— V.  62,  p.  8«. 


CITY  A,  WEST  PORTLAND  PARK  MOTOR- 
A  steam  and  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  April  4,  1889.  Franchise  Is  perpetual, 
except  that  for  trolley,  which  run*  till  1912. 

STOCK  4  BONOS—  Datr.  Interett.  Outstanding.  Maturity. 

Stock,  §100,000 None'94  $1OO,OOO  

IstM., •100.000.  gold,  •100J  1891  6J-J  100,000  July  1, 1911 

and  $1.000 )  Not  subject  to  call. 

iHttrttt  at  Illinois  Trust  A  Savings  Bank,  trustee,  Chicago,  111. 

ROAD  -Owns  7  mile*  of  track  In  Portland,  extending  to  suburbs  of 
West  Portland  Park.  Trolley,  1  m.;  steam,  6  m.  Rail*  35  and  50-lb.  T 

OFFICERS— President,  E.  T.  Johnson;  Vice- President, Treasurer,  Gen. 
Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  T.  A. Wood;  Secretary, W.  BoseaWood, 

CONSOLIDATED  STREET  RAILWAY-SB* 
PORTLAND  RAILWAY. 


EAST  SIDE  RAILW  AY-A  trolley  and  steam  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  July,  1892.  The  company  went  into 
receiver' K  hands  before  the  first  coupon  on  It*  bonds  matured. 

STOCK  A.  BONOS—  Vile*.  Date.  Interett.  Outitand'a.  Maturity 

Stock,  »250,OOO $250,000  

tut  mortgage $-•••  1893  6  g.  M-8  300,000  Mar.  1, 1923 

•3OO.OOO  gold. ( Trustee  Seen.  Sav.  ATr.  Co.,  Portland,  O. 

ROAD— Operate*  23  miles  of  road  on  the  east  side  of  the  river.  Includ- 
ing the  line  to  Oregon  City  (falls  of  Willamette  River).  15  miles,  which 
was  completed  March  1, 1893.  and  to  Gladstone  and  Gladstone  Park. 

The  total  cost  of  the  system  Is  said  to  have  been  $52.>,OOO. 

EQUIPMENT— Electric  motor  cars,  10;  trailers.  4;  steam  motors,  3. 

OFFICERS— In  receiver's  hands.  President  and  General  Manager, 
George  A.  Steel ;  Trearmnsr,  James  Steel ;  Secretary.  J.  B.  Cleland. 


72 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


PORTLAND  RAILWAY-An  electric  road. 

OROANIZATION-A  reorganization  In  1896  of  the  Consolidated  Street 
By.,  sold  In  foreclosure  Jan.  8, 1896.  The  Metropolitan  Ry.  was  not 
Included  In  the  reorganization— see  V.  62,  p.  86. 


subj.tooall  Jau.1,1908  ( Interest  at  Mercantile  Trust,  N.  Y.,  trustee. 

Portland  Railway  first  consol.  mortgage  Is  for  $2.500.000  ($250,  $500 
and  $1,000)  of  which  bonds  for  $248,000  are  reserved  to  take  up  at 
maturity  the  Multnomah  and  the  Port.  &  Vancouver  bouds,  $197,000 
Issued  In  reorganization,  $55,OOO  for  betterment,  balance  authorized  as 
required  at  $20,000  per  mile  for  new  road.  Consols  have  a  sinking  fund 
of  6  p.  o.  per  annum  after  1905,  and  are  redeemable  at  par  on  and 
after  Jan.  1, 19O6.  The  mileage  covered  by  present  mortgage  debt  is 
28  mile*.  The  Portland  Ry.  is  not  responsible  for  interest  on  the  Met- 
ropolitan Ry.  1st  mortgage  6s,  of  which  $145,000  are  outstanding  but 
were  not  Included  In  the  reorganization. 

ROAD— Owns  25  miles  of  track;  operates  also  the  Metropolitan  Ry., 
7  miles ;  total,  32  miles.  Included  In  earnings. 

EARNINGS— Fiscal  year  ends  December  31.  Earnings  Include  Metro- 
politan Ry.,  which  for  1895  showed  a  deficit  under  operating  expenses' 

1SH.V  1894.  1893. 

nrnua  AarrilnffM  $167  822  $170,977  $248,432 

Nerearu",^ :::::::::::::::  38;8oo    4i;e88    35,053 

OFFICERS— President,  O.  F.  Paxton;  Vice- President,  J.  V.  Beach; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  J.  F.  Batchelder. 

PORTSMOUTH,  VA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  13.268 ;  IN  1880  WAS  11,390. 

PORTSMOUTH  STREET  RAILWAY  -  Being 
changed  to  an  electric  line.— V.  62,  p.  86. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1887.  Municipal  franchises  expire  in 
Deo.,  1918.  In  March,  1895,  the  road  was  sold  to  Major  John  Finney 
and  Gen.  J.  K.  Slgfrled  of  Pottsville,  who  propose  to  put  in  trolley 
and  to  build  extensions  to  Port  Norfolk  and  West  Norfolk, 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.  Outstand'g.     Maturity. 

Stock  authorized  $200,000 *|W>gg          — -,-• 

1st  mortgage  $50,OOO ',  "Mercantile  Trust  Co'.,  N.  Y.,  trustee. 

Mortgage,   $500,000,    ($500}  1896        May ,'96,uone  Jan.,  1926 

and  $1,000) <     Trustee,  Union  Trust  co.,  Phila. 

In  January,  1896,  an  issue  of  $500,000  bonds  was  authorized  for 
changing  the  motive  power,  etc.,  but  to  May  no  bonds  had  been  issued. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— From  Jan.  1  to  August  31,  1895  (8  months), 
gross,  $23,508,  against  $19,330  in  1894. 

ROAD— Owns  7  miles  of  track  on  4-7  miles  of  road.  Rails  30  to  57  Ib 
President,  J.  K.  Siegfried,  Pottsville,  Pa.  V.  62,  p.  86,  234. 

POTTSVILLE,    PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  14,117;  IN  1880  WAS  13,253; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  12,384. 

SCHUYLKILL    ELECTRIC    R  Y.— A  trolley  road 

ORGANIZATION -Chartered  Oct.  5,  1889.  Leased  for  99  years  the 
Pottsville  <fe  Reading  Ry.,  guaranteeing  the  Interest  on  the  $100,000  of 
bonds  of  that  road.  Estimated  will  give  service  to  apopulation  of  50,000. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Miles.  Date.  Interest.  Outsland'g.  Maturity. 

Stock,  $50.  full  paid $650,000  

1st  M.,  $500,000  gold.  5 1895  6g.M-N  500,000  Feb.  1,1925 

$500  and  $l,000.c*  ( Int  at  Real  Estate  Trust  Co.,  Phila.,  trustee. 

Sulking  fund  first  mortgage  is  $5,000  per  annum,  beginning  February 
1, 1900.  Bills  and  accounts  payable  June  30, 1895,  $114,227. 

ROAD  -When  completed  the  lines  of  the  company  will  connect  Potts- 
ville with  Mlnersvllle,  Schuylkill  Haven,  Cressona,  Forestville,  York- 
vllle,  Hccksclierville,  Port  Oarbon,  Mt.  Carbon,  Palo  Alto  and  Tumbling 
Run,  and  will  Include  about  34  miles  of  road. 

EARNINGS— Year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $91,638;  net,  $21, 
621;  interest  and  rentals,  $43,843;  bal.,  def.,  for  year,  $22,222.  In 
1894-5,  gross,  $67,105 ;  operating  expenses,  $74,364;  balauce,  deficit, 
$7,259. 

OFFICERS— President,  Richard  H.  Koch;  Vice-President"  F.  H.  Street; 
Sec.  and  Treas.,  Jesse  Newlin  Office,  635  Drexel  Building,  Philadelphia 

SCHUYLKILL  ELECTRIC  SYSTEM. -POTTS 
VILLE  &  READING  RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— In  1894  leased  for  99  years  to  the  Schuylkill  Electric 
Ry.  Co.  for  interest  on  bonds.  Its  securities,  etc.,  are  as  follows : 


Stock,  $50....: $100,000 f.  p. 

1st  M..  6  p.  o.,  gold.o*          100,000 

Dated  1895,  F-A,  Due  1925. 
Trustee,  Real  Estate  Tr.  Co.,  Phila. 


Main  line 8  miles 

Sidings 1      " 

Totaltrack 9     " 

Rails 78  and  60  Ib 


ualuliig  $15,OOO  when  equipped  with  trolley.    No  bouds  can  be  issued 

n  excess  of  $5OO.OOO  "  until  the  stockholders  of  this  company  shal 
consent  to  such  excess  in  the  manner  provided  by  the  laws  of  the  6tate 

fNewYorg."  Yearly,  beginning  Jan.  1,  1897,  a  sum  equal  to  1  pei 
lent  of  the  "  bonds  Issued  hereunder"  Is  to  be  paid  to  the  linking  fund 

or  the  purchase  of  bonds  at  not  exceeding  1 10. 

ROAD— Owns  about  20  miles  of  road,  Including :  Main  Street,  3  miles ; 

North  Side,  4  miles ;   South  Side.  4  miles ;    Wappiugers  Falls  branch,  8 

miles;  second  track,  3  in.;  sidings,  2  m.;  Vassar  College  track,  I'a  m. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— Jan.   1   to  Nov.  30,  1896  (12  months),  gross' 

180,068;  net,  $33,939.  Gross  earnings  from  beginning  of  operation, 
Oct.  11, 1894,  to  Sept.  30, 1895,  $85,983 ;  net,  $33,080. 

OFFICERS-President,  J.  W.  Hiukley,  489-493  Main  Street,  Pough- 
keepsie,  N.  Y.;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  E.  Mora  Davison,  office,  28 
Nassau  Street.  New  York  City. 


T AM AQUA    &    POTTSVILLE 
RAILROAD-A  trolley  road. 


ELECTRIC 


Stock  («50) $300,000  f.  p. 

Istmort.,  6  p.  o 0*  250,000 

Dated  1895,  J-J,  due  1925. 
Trustee.  Columbia  Ave  Savings 
Pund,  Philadelphia. 


Mainline 14  miles 

Sidings 2      " 

Totaltrack 16      ' 

Rails 60  and701b 


POUGHKEEPSIE,    N.    Y. 

POPDLATION  IN  1890  WAS  22,206;  IN  1880  WAS  20,207; 
AMD  IN  1870  WAS  20,080. 

POUOHKEEPSIE     CITY    &    WAPPINOER 
FALLS   ELECTRIC   RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—        Miles.    Date.    Interest.  Outstand'a.    Maturity 

8t'k,$750,000,i.ar$100    $750,000  f. p. 

IstM.  gold  $1,OOO 8.  f.  <        20     1894     5  g.  J-J      412,000    JiUyl'if)24 

no  option e*.  <  Trustee,  Cent.  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.    InUnN.Y.City 

Bond*— The  bonds  are  limited  to  $25,000  per  mile  of  complete* 
trolley  road,  $10,OOO  of  this  being  Issuable  when  track  is  laid  and  re 


PROVIDENCE,  R.  I. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  132,043;  IN  1880  WAS  104,856; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  68.904. 

PROVIDENCE  -  PAWTUCKET-  FAWTUXET 
VALLEY,  R.  I.— UNITED  TRACTION  &  ELECTRIC. 

(See  Xap  on  pane  73.) 

ORGANIZATION— Controls  by  ownership  of  stock  and  bords  the  entire 
street  railway  system  of  the  city  of  Providence  and  of  the  towns  of 
North  Providence,  East  Providence,  Cranston  and  Johnston,  and  all 
the  street  railways  of  the  city  of  Pawtucket  and  towns  of  Lincoln 
and  Cumberland,  serving,  it  is  said,  a  population  of  about  250,000, 
[n  addition  to  the  above  the  United  Traction  &  Electric  Co.  controls  by 
ownership  of  stock  and  bouds  the  street  railway  system  in  the  Pawtuxo* 
Valley  located  in  the  towns  of  Warwick.  Coventry  and  Cranston,  serv- 
ing at  present  a  population  of  nearly  20,000,  and  also  an  electric  light 
plant  serving  to  a  considerable  extent  the  same  population.  Proposed 
extensions  of  this  system  will  further  serve  a  population  of  some  5.0OO 
and  at  the  same  time  provide  direct  connection  with  the  main  line* 
operated  in  the  city  of  Providence  and  suburban  territory.  The  securi- 
ties by  which  this  ownership  is  held  are  deposited  to  secure  the  bonds 
iielow;  described.  The  United  Traction  &  Electric  Co.  was  chartered 
in  New  Jersey  to  build  and  equip  railroads,  sell  bonds,  mortgages,  etc 

STOCK  &  BONDS—           Date.     Interest.      Outstanding.     Maturity. 
Stock $8,000,000         

pl^vTI'lSpfw°'is<;in',^  1893    Sg.M. -8.      8,247,000     Mar.  1,  1933 

fst  do! L)  M.Vl>00?g  5  Interest  payaWe  at  Central  Tr"  N'  Y"  Tr"Stee- 

Bo iKis-Totalissuelimited  to  $8,000,000, with  pro vlsionsforinereasing 
the  issue  by  not  over  $1,000,000  for  actual  costof  new  track  (Including 
equipment)  within  18  miles  of  the  City  Hall  of  Providence,  R.  I.,  and 
additional  to  10-1  miles  of  track, but  at  a  rate  not  exceeding  $12,000  per 
mile  of  such  new  track.  Under  this  provision  $247,000  of  bonds  were 
issued  in  1895  against  new  mileage.  The  bonds  are  secured  by  mort- 
gage on  all  the  mortgage  bonds  and  all  the  stock  of  the  Union  Ry.  Co 
of  Providence  and  all  the  stock  of  the  Pawtucket  Stre«t  Ry.  Co. 

The  Providence  Cable  Tramway  Co.  is  leased  to  the  Union  Railway 
Co.  for  50  years  for  6  per  cent  on  its  capital  stock,  all  but  two  shares 
of  which  is  owned  by  the  Union  Railway  Co. 

ROAD. — The  companies  above  mentioned  were  operating  early  in 
1893,  in  the  cities  and  towns  designated  about  82^  miles  of  track. 
During  1894  this  road  was  equipped  with  electricity,  and  21>2  uiile» 
were  built,  making  a  total  of  104  miles.  In  August,  1896.  there  were 
completed  and  in  operation  129-7  miles,  which  include  7-3  miles  of  the 
Pawtuxet  Valley  Electric  Street  Railway. 

SECURITIES  PLEDGED.— These  in  February,  1896,  included  all  of 
the  $2,000,000  capital  stock  of  the  Union  RB.  of  Providence,  all  of 
the  $200,000  capital  stock  of  the  Pamlucket  street  Ry.  (no  bonds)  and 
all  of  the  $3,000,000  flrst  mortgage  bonds  of  the  Union  RR.  of  Provi- 
dence. The  Union  RR.  owns  $299,800  of  the  $300,000  capital  stock  of 
the  Providence  Cable  Tramway  Co.  (no  bonds). 

TREASURY  SECURITIES— The  United  Traction  &  Electric  Co.  has  in  ito 
treasury  $361, 800  of  the  $400,000  capital  stock  and  $150,800  of  the 
$198,000  first  mortgage  bonds  of  the  Pawtuxet  Valley  Electric  Ry. 

All  the  above-described  roads  of  the  United  Traction  &  Electric  Co., 
including  the  Providence  Cable  Tramway,  are  now  operated  by  elec- 
tricity, and  since  completion  of  the  electrical  equipment  in  April,  1894, 
the  large  increase  in  the  earnings  anticipated  has  been  fully  realized. 

LATEST  EARNINGS — For  six  months  ending  December  31: 

6mos.end.Dec.3l—     Gross.  Net.  Charges.       Bal.,sur. 

1896  ..                         .    $89i,386       $341,869       $206.175       $185,694 
1895 892,695          347.955          200,000          147.H55 

For  years  ending  June  30— 
1895-96...  ...$1,720,784       $659,425       $412,350       $247,075 

1894-95 1,532,375          634,939          400,000          'J34,93» 

Net  is  the  result  after  deducting  taxes,  repairs,  damages,  etc. 

OFFICERS— President,  Nelson  W.  Aldrich;  Vico-Pres.,  John  E.  Searles! 
Treasurer.  F.  P.  Olcott  of  Central  Trust  Co..  New  York.— V.  61,  p.  663. 


PUEBLO,   COL. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  24,558 ;  IN  1880  WAS  3,217 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  666. 

PUEBLO  ELECTRIC  STREET  RAILWAY- 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  September,  1895.  A  reorganization  of 
the  Pueblo  City  Railway,  sold  in  foreclosure  Aug.  31, 1895. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS— Stock  authorized,  $500,000.  First  mortgage  tot 
1895)  is  for  $750,000  of  5  p.  c.  gold  $1 ,000  o*  sinking  fund  bonds  due 
Dec.  2, 1925;  interest,  J.  and  J.;  bonds  subject  to  call  at  104  after  Dec. 
2, 1900;  trustee  American  Loan  &  Trust  Co.,  Boston,  where  inten-st  i* 
payable.  In  Feb.,  1896,  $500,000  of  bonds  were  outstanding. 

ROAD— In  Feb.,  1895,  owned  25  miles  of  track.    Rails  35-lb.  T- 

OFFICERS— President,  8.  Dana  Greene;  Vice-President  and  General 
Manager,  H.E.  Chubbuck;  Sec.  and  Treas.. Irving  Hale.— V.  C.l,  p.  472 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


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MAP   OF   THE 

UNITED    TRACTION 
ELECTRIC    CO. 


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QUINCY,  ILL,, 


POPULATION  1890  WAS  31,494;  IS  1880  WAS  27,26t 

VM.  is  1870  WAS  24,052. 
QUINCY  HORSE  RAILWAY  &  CARR2IN 


140,000 


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i     500         5  A-O  x*v,ww 

lit  mortgage }Trust'»,E.  J.  Parker.J.  F.  Carrott,  Qulnoy,  111. 

ROAO-In  Jan..  1896,  wa.  operating  13  miles  of  track  In  Qulncy,  111. 

QUINCY,    MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  16,723;  IN  1880  WAS  10,570; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  7,442. 

QUINCY    &    BOSTON  STREET   RAILWAY- 

AORG   NATION    ETC.-m  January,  1896,  application  was  made  to 
inVZse  the  stock  W  $600.000  and  to  lease  the  Bra.ntree  Street  RR 

STOCK-Oapltal  stock  Sept.  30.  1896,  was  $420,000;  P«MU» 
R^al  e,t»te  mortgage  #1,700  Unfunded  debt  Sept.  30, 1895  $50.185, 
but  during  1895-6  new  capital  stock  for  $120,000  was  i«««ed 

BoAD-Operatcs  about  25mllesof  track,  including  the  QulnoySt.  Ry., 
(•took  $37.200)  414  miles.  Dividends  in  year  1894-95  were  6  per  cent. 

EARNlNQS-For  years  ending  Sept.  30  earnings  have  been : 

Year-  Orois.  Net.        lnt.,taxts,*c.     Dt_mds 

1895-96. $101.830       $35,523  $5,911 

1894^95     .     .    86,452          36,906  7,460 

1893-94::::::  57,616     21,295      9,500 

RACINE,  W1S. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  21,014;  IN  1880  WAS  16,031; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  9,880. 

BELLE    CITY    STREET    RY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORQANlZATION-Franchise  understood  to  run  till  1982.  On  Jan.  16 
1897.H  J.  Smith  of  Racine  was  appointed  receiver  on  application  of 
the  Sterling  Boiler  Works  of  Chicago.  V.  64,  p.  180.  Stock  $200,000, 
lit  M  $300,000.  Illinois  Trust  A  Savings  Bank  (Trustee),  Chicago,  nr 
Int  due  Jan.  1, 1897,  Is  In  default.  In  Jan.,  1896,  owned  12  miles  of 
road  with  15  miles  of  track. 

READING,     PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  58,661     IN  1880  WAS  43,278; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  33,930. 

UNITED  TRACTION- 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated   in   December,  1895,  to   control   i 
Reading  Traction  (leased)  aud  Reading  A  Womelsdorf  Electric  (stock 
owned)  roads.    Also  owns  the  stock  of  the  Metropolitan  Electric  Co. 
Date.      Int.        Outstand'g.    Maturity. 


Interest  is  payable  at  Co.'s  office,  Reading,  Pa. 
ROAD    Operates  48  miles  of  track  (Reading  Traction,  31   miles 
Reading  A  Womelsdorf  Elec.,  14  miles)  in  and    between  Reading, 
Womelsdorf,  Black  Bear  and  Stony  Creek.    70,  90  and  93-lb.  rails. 
Owns  81  oars,  63  of  which  are  operated  by  electricity. 

EARNINQS-Jan.  1  to  Deo.  31  (12  months),  gross,  $139,493  in  1896; 
$188,396  in  1895. 

OFFICERS— President,  John  A.  Rigg;   Vice-President.  R.  N.  Carson; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  M.  C.  Aulenbaoh. 
INDEX-V.  61,  p.  1014, 1118. 
UNITED  TRACTION   SYSTEM-READING  TRAC- 
TION—A trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1893  to  operate  the  Reading  City  Pas- 
enger   Railway   and   East  Reading  Passenger    Railway,  which  it 
quipped  with  electricity  and  leased  for  99  years,  the  former  from 
April  1, 1893.  and  the  latter  from  May  1, 1893.  Road  leased  m  Decem 
ber,  1896,  to  the  United  Traction  at  a  rental  of  $10,000  annually  for 
rtrst  three  years,  $20,000  for  next  two  and  $30,000  thereafter. 
STOCK  &  BONDS—    Par.    Date.    Interest.  Outstand'g.  Last  div.,  etc 

StockV*!, 000,000  an $1,000,000  

lstM.,$600,OOO,gold,J 1893     6g.  J-J         445,000  1933 

Not  subject  to  call.  .c.  I  Trustee  Is  Provident  Life  A  Trust  Co.,  Phila. 
Current  liabilities  July  1, 1896,  $199,860. 

Interest  Is  payable  in  Philadelphia  at  Bank  of  North  America  and  a' 
banking  house  of  Frederick  Narr,  129  South  4th  Street,  and  In  Reading 
at  Company's  office  and  at  National  Union  Bank. 

Bonds— Of  the  Reading  Traction  first  mortgage  bonds  for  $600,000 
$1 12,000  are  reserved  to  retire  Reading  City  Passenger  bonds  when  due 
LEASED  LINES  SECUR'S.   Par.  Dale.  Interest.  Outstand'g.  Last  div.,  etc 
Reading  City  Pass.  Ry. 

Stock  (see  below) $50 J-J    $350,000        Jan.,  189' 

IstM .1889       5  A-O      112,000         Apr.,  1909 

East  Rending  Elect.  Ry. 

Stock,  full  paid 50 J-J      100.000        Jan., 189 

Read.  St.  Temple  Elec.Ry. 

Stock,  $75,OOO 6to7A-O     43,200          Oct.,  1896 

1st  mtg.,  $75,OOO 1894         5  A-O       43,500  1924 

Dividends  on  Leased  Line  Stocks— The  Reading  City  Passenger  stock 
to  receive  dividends,  1896  to  1900  inclusive,  10  per  cent;  1901  .an 
hereafter,  12  per  cent.    East  Reading  stock  receives  dividends:  1896 
$6.500;  1897  to  1900  Inclusive,  $7,000;  thereafter,  $8,000. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Deo.   31,  1896,  gross,  $415,015;  net 
$169,070;  nxed  charges,  $163,804;  bal.,sur.,  for  year,  $5,266. 
ROAD— Owned  and  leased  31  miles  of  track.    V.  64,  p.  177. 

UNITED  TRACTION  SYSTEM-READING  A 
WOMELSDORF  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Owns  14  miles  of  track.  Controlled  through 
ownership  of  stock  by  Uic  United  Traction  Co.,  which  operates  the  road 


STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.    OtiMini<l'g.    Maturity. 

tuck  •     ......     .........     $300,000    .............v 

st     mortgage,"  "$400,000, 5  1895    5  K.  J-J       313,001)    Jan.  1,  1925- 

gold.c"  ($100,  etc.) J  Trustee.  Real  Est.  Title  Ins.  ATr.,  Phila 

Interest  at  Second  National  Bank  of  Reading,  Pa. 

RICHMOND,  VA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  81,338;  IN  1880  WAS  63,600 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  51.038. 

RICHMOND  TRACTION  CO. -(See  Map  on  pay f 
74.)— An  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  August,  1895.  Road  opened  for  busi- 
ness June  19, 1896.  About  twelve  miles  of  track  now  in  operation, 
and  five  miles  additional  under  way,  which  will  make  a  total  of  IT 
miles.  This  company  operates  a  dou  >le-traok  electric  line  the  full 
ength  of  Broad  Street,  one  of  the  principal  thoroughfaresof  the  city  of 
Richmond;  also  several  branches  radiating  Into  different  thickly  pop- 

lated  sections  of  the  city.  In  the  equipment  and  construction  of  this 
railway  the  latest  inventions  and  developments  of  electrical  and 
mechanical  science  have  been  utilized  throughout. 

The  tracks  of  the  company  within  the  city  are  laid  with  95-lb.  steel 
girder  rails,  on  whit*  oak  cross-ties  for  a  considerable  portion  of  the' 
listance,  embedded  In  concrete,  and  along  streets  paved  with  granite- 
ilocks.  The  lines  in  the  suburbs  ate  laid  with  60-lb.  steel  T  rail". 

The  company  owns  its  power  house,  brick  and  steel  car  house,  etc 
Its  generators  and  motors  are  made  by  the  General  Electric  Company- 
of  New  YorK.  The  population  of  Richmond  and  its  suburbs,  including 
Manchester,  is  estimated  at  115,000. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.      Interest.       Oiitstand'y.  Maturity. 

Stock,  $300.000 ($100) $300,000         

lstM.,$500.000,g..c'($l,000)  1895       5  g.J- J  375,000  N'v  1, 1925. 

Subj.  to  call  105  after  July  1. 1900.)    Trustee,  Maryland  Tr.  Co..  Bait. 

Interest  payable  at  Maryland  Trust  Co.,  Baltimore,  or  banking  house- 
of  John  L.  Williams  A  Sons,  Richmond. 

Mortgage  covers  entire  property  and  franchises,  also  power  house, 

-ar  barn,  etc.  Sinking  fund  of  1U  p.  c.  annually  of  all  bonds  Issued 
begins  July  1, 1900.  In  February,  1897,  $375,000  of  bonds  were  out- 
standing and  the  balance  unissued  is  reserved  for  future  improve 
ments'and  betterments  and  extensions. 

ROAD— Total  track  is  17  miles.    Equipment  26  open  cars,  doubla 

G.  E.  1,000"  motors,  10  open  trailers  and  22  close  I  oars;  total  5S  cars, 

EARNINGS— Gross  earnings,  June  19  (date  of  opening)  to  Dec.  31 
1896  (6?3  months),  $62,162.  Operating  expenses,  insurance  and  taxes' 
$37,387;  net,  $24,775;  interest  same  period  on  bonds  issued  aud  out- 
standing, $12,500.    Surplus  over  all  charges,  $12,275. 

OFFICERS— President  John  Skelton  Williams;  Vice  Pres't  and  Gen. 
Man.,W.  M.  Habllston;  Sec.,  Everett  Waddey;  Treas.,  R.  L.  Williams. 
—V.  61,  p.  472,  831,  1179. 

RICHMOND  RAILWAY  &  ELECTRIC  CO-- 
(See  Map  on  page  75.)  Operates  an  electric  railroad  aud  electric- 
lighting  plant. 

ORGANIZATION— The  following  description  has  been  furnished  the 
SUPPLEMENT  by  the  fiscal  agents  of  the  company:  "  Organized  in  1890- 
by  consolidation  of  three  street  railway  and  three  electric-lighting  com- 
panies. The  company  occupies  the  principal  streets  of  Richmond  and 
Manchester,  thus  furnishing  street  railway  facilities  to  over  100,000 
people.  The  system  embraces  about  70  miles  or  track,  including 
suburban  roads,  and  by  its  system  of  transfers  passengers  are  carried 
over  all  the  city  and  branch  lines  for  a  single  fare." 

'  The  construction  of  the  railway  and  the  equipment  U  first-class  in 
every  respect,  the  power  houses  being  ample  for  handling  all  the  traffic- 
of  the  two  cities,  present  and  prospective.  This  company  supplies  the- 
entire  electric  lighting  for  the  two  cities,  having  exclusive  contracts- 
with  both  municipalities." 

STOCK  &  BONDS.—        Date.       Interest.     Outstanding.       Maturity 

Capital  stock  ($100) $2,000,0001^.   .---•--•-• 

1st  mortg.,  $2,000,000)    1890       5  g.  J.-J.       2,000,000          Julj;,  192O- 

$1,OOO,  gold S  Int.  at  Trustee,  Atlantic  Trust  Co., N.V  City. 

The  mortgage,  it  Is  stated,  covers  in  addition  to  the  electric-lighting 
plant  about  50  miles  of  track,  the  remaining  20  miles  of  the  system 
being  controlled  in  the  company  s  interest. 

LATEST  EARNINGS-S  months,  <  1896.gross.  $304,468;  net,  $126,4* 
January  1  to  August  31.        U895.gros8,    295,859;  net,    124,855 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  Deo.  31  the  earnings  were: 

1895.  1894.  1893.  1892.  1F91. 

Netearnings $193,397    $190,403    $167,558    $145,046    $126,531 

Interest  charges..     93,125        87,550        78,300        65.3OO        5!»,.0< 

Balance,  surp. $100,272    $102,853      $89,258      $79,746      $6U,83» 
OFFICERS— President,  Dr.  John  P.  Munn:  Vice-President  and  Treasurer,. 
G.  E.  Fisher;  Secretary,  F.  J.  Craigie,  Richmond,  Va.:  Asst. Secretary, 
Donald  B.  Toucey,  New  York  City.    New  York  office,  37  and  39  Wall  St 


ROANOKE,  VA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  16,159  AND  IN  1880  WAS  669, 

ROANOKE  STREET  KAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.  Oiilsland'g      Maturity. 

Com.  stock  ($500,000  auth'd) $300,000    

Pref.  stock  ($150,000  auth.) >  150  000 

6  per  cent  cumulative \  '" 

1st  M.  $500,000,  gold,  $100)  1892    6g.  M-N      300.000    May  1,19 

and$500,notsul>l.tocall.c*  ( Int.  at  Fidelity  I.  Tr.  &.  8.  D.  Co.,  Phila 

Bonds— The  bonds  unissued  can  be  sold  for  extensions  and  improve- 
ments, but  only  to  the  amount  of  90  per  cent  of  the  sworn  cost.  Trus- 
tee Is  Fidelity  Insurance  Trust  &  Safe  Deposit  Co.  of  Philadelphia. 
Sinking  fund  1  per  cent  yearly,  to  be  invested  in  these  bonds  at  not 
exceeding  110. 

ROAD— Operates  14  miles  of  road  in  city  of  Roanoke,  extending  :ilsc 
8  miles  to  Salem,  Va.;total  track  Aug.  7, 1895,  22 "a  miles. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— Jan.  1  to  Aug.  31,  8  months,  gross,  $27,590 
1896;  $23,979  in  1895. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


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OFFICERS— President  (Nov.. -96).  H.  8.  Front;  Vioe-President   and 
Treasurer,  Jo*.  T.  Einjleby  ;  Secretary,  Geo.  C.  MeCohan. 


ROCHESTER,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  133,996;  Hf  1880  WAS  89,366; 
AND  is  1870  WAS  62,386. 

ROCHESTER      &      IRONDEQUOIT       RAIL- 
ROAD-SKK  IKONDEQUOIT.  N.  Y. 


ROCHESTER  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Feb.  25,  1890.  Operate*  about  80  mile* 
of  track  la  city  of  Rochester,  with  extension  to  Ontario  Beach.  83t  miles 
Toe  Rochester  Electric  Railway  wa*  leased  in  September,  1894,  at  a 
rental  said  to  be  8  per  cent  on  $200,000  stuck,  and  whenever  gross  re- 
ceipt* exceed  $55,OOO  one-quarter  of  nuch  exoeu. 

STOCK  it.  BONO9—             Dale.     Interest.  Outstanding.     Maturity. 
CapltaljUockjflOO).... ....    $5,OOO.OOO 


500,000    Jan.    1,1902 


Roch.C-y*  B.  2dM..  now  >laBo    «       •    j 

l*tM.<9500) <1882    '       J"J 

Roeh.  <Ty  *  B.  3d  M.,  now  j  1889    6      A-O         175,000    Apr.  1, 1919 

2d  M.  t*5OO) }       Interact  at  Central  Bank,  Kocheeter. 

u»t»rRr  c«n.nl  M  (     189°    5g.  A-O      2.'.iOO,OOO    Apr.  1,1930 
£"5:  ilnterett  payable  in  N.  Y..  Phila.  ^Solicitor*' 
93,000.001  [$l,000)g.e  £  Loan  4  Tru*t  Co.)  and  Rochester. 

2d  M,,  *  1.500.000,  g.)     1893    5g  J-D         75O.OOO    Dee,   1.1933 
<*1.0OO  each) o*  >  lateral  1*  payable  at  Security  Tr.  Co.,  Koch. 


Debenture*,  gold / 

-» $ 


1801    6g.  M-9          600,000    Hch.  1, 1911 
Subject  to  rail  after  Mar.  1. 1901. 


($500  each.)   ... 

OontoHdalrd  mortgage  ot  189O  and  •eeond  mortgage  eorer 
and  future  property  of  the  company,  and  the  bond*  are  to  hare  their 
principal  and  Intercut  paid  urUJkaul  deduction  for  any  tax  parable  by 
tfce  company  under  any  law  of  the  United  State*  or  Jfew  York  State, 
and  Imposed  upon  the  bond  for  national.  State  or  municipal  purpoee*. 
Of  UMCMM**  91.000.000  are  reaerred  to  retire  underlying  bonds  of 
Ue  Rochester  City  *  B.  RR.  and  of  the  •eoond  mortgage  5*  9750,000 
to  rrttre  the  »6OO.OOO  of  debenture*. 

ROAD.— 


•  .  trulley 44>» 

Second  track 324 

Biding* \\ 


Mile*. 

do       do  24 track";;;;  1 

Total  operated  June  30/95.  .87>t 


Weight  of  rail*.  40  to  10O  pound*. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— Fur  *lx  month*  ending  Dee.  31. 

\n  (MM.  inc.     Int.JUua.      Bal..tur. 

1896 9419344       9137.639  9I.<>12         8155.937   def.914.3M 

189')  i       •••ji          190.114  MM  147,173   *nr.  47.979 

Loan*  and  bill*  payable  Dee.  31. 1896, 9218,787. 

AL  REPORT.— For  year*  ending  June   3O  report  for  189046, 
with  balanee  nbeet,  wa*  in  V.  03,  p.  SOS. 


..    1896.        199ft. 
•arnino.9880. 1 17  982 1 ,735 

308.000    399.799 

Other  faMOOA...      »>71»       18945 


lut  M 
Taie*.. 

Rental. 


1990, 


Wet  Income..  9319.399  9349.739       BaL.anr 915.998 

OBUBBAL  BALAXCB  UBBT  SEPT.  SO.   1999. 
Altrlt 


16.000 

940.146 


Open  aeeonnU,  etc 


IT'.'..... 

mm 

4...M 

4-1.-..M1 


BUI*  payable. 
Open  aeeminu.  eto 
Pro«t  aad  lrr*i.  •or 


95.000.000 
4.4O7.OOO 
,       175^15 
41^0« 
IOM.  *urplu*.      518,143 


Total 910.1  41.909       Total »10.141,966 

OFFicERS.-Prealdent.JohD  N.  Beckley;  Vice- Pm't,  Benjamin  On- 
tan;  Secretary.  Cha*.  A.  WlUlaaw.  Treasurer.  Frederic  P.  Allen. 
INDEX    V.  63.  p.  (03,  MS.  970 


ROCKFORD,   ILL. 

FormanoB  18«O  WA*  33.584;  u  1890  WA§  13,129; 
AID  lie  1870  WAS  11.04*. 

ROCKFORD  CITY   RAILWAY-A troUayroad, 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Jan.  2O.  1890. 

STOCK  <fc  BONDS—  DuU.      ImUntl.    Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Block .       9900.0OO         

^••irtgace 19BO        6  M-N         129.0OO     May  1,1910 

Sd  mortem  l-.-.i        -  \(  >  79,000     May  1,1898 

Tru.tee  of  both  mortgage*  U  the  Northern  Tnut  Co.  of  Chicago,  1 11. 

RQAO    lalrt  to  operate  19  Bile*  of  track. 

0'FCEH»-PreakUmt,  R.  W.  Bayli.;  Secretary, r.  W.  MeAwey ;  Trea*- 
mrar,  W.  F.  WoodnaT;  (ien.  Man.  and  Parch.  Agent.  T.  M.  Kill*. 

ROCKFORD    TRACTION.-*  trolley  road. 

OROANLZATIOM—  laeorpenUd  la  199ft,  aad  meeeeded  to  the  property 
•f  the  We*t  Em4  Street  Railway.  Capital  .lock  U  93OO.OOO;  par  9100. 
Ha*  ii-a  aile*«f  track  oa  11-2 nlteaof  *tr*et* In  Roakford.  I  L 

Prw*d*nt,JobnFareen.ofChlea(o.-V.CAp.94. 


ROCKLAND    ME. 


1890  WA»  8.174;  a  188O  WA»  7.599; 
A»I>  I»  1870  WA*  7.074. 

ROCKLAND      THOMASTON      &      CAMDEN 
STREET  RA  I  LW  A  Y.-Aa  electric  road. 
OROAwiZATiO»r-I»eorporat«d  June  27,  1891. 

STOCK  oV  BOND*-  DaU.     Intertil.    Outtfifa.      Maturity. 

«t«H*(«100)i9300.000auth.)  ..............      9250.000    .............. 

to-ci,  }    1892    9     J-J    Sre  text.     Mny  1,1922 

*0'000  ............  }  Inu-rent  at  Nat.  Exchange  Bank.  Boston. 

Bonoa—Oet.  1,  1899.  9185.5OO  of  the  9250,000  Iwued  wa*  ouutand. 
lag,  the  r»»*lail*r  being  held  a*  *eenrlty  for  loan*,  bill*  payable,  etc., 

!  there  were  8H>" 

ROAD—  Operate*  about  IB  4  mile*  of  track  from  Thomatton  through 
Roekland  and  Rock  port  to 


EARNINGS— For  year*  ending  June  30  earnings  have  been : 

Tear*  ending  June  30.       Oro»>       Over.  exn.         Net.       Sal.  aft.  int 

1896 $67.288       $42.127       $25,161       $10,833 

1895 63,111          43,111          19,999  5,435 

1894 63,639         46,185          17,454  li.d'.IT 

1893 48,117          27,154         20,963          14,152 

OFFICERS— President,  G.  E.  Maoomber;  Secretary,  H.  M.  Heath; 
Treasurer,  A.  D.  Bird;  Superintendent  and  Purchasing  Agent,  T. 
Hawken,  Roekland,  Me. 

ROME,   GA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  6,957;  is  1880  WAS  3,877; 
AKD  IN  1870  WAS  2.748. 

CITY  ELECTRIC  RAI LW A Y-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1894  as  successor  to  the  Rome  Street 
Railway,  which  was  sold  in  foreclosure  July  5,  1895. 

STOCK  A  BONOS—  Date.     Int-rett.        Otittt'tTg.         Maturity. 

Stock.  ^100,000.  par  $100 $60,000  J.p.    . 

1st mortg., $100,000, gold )  1894    g.  A-O      85.OOO          Oct.  1,1914 

$1,000,  not  subj.  to  0*11. 5  Int.  at  Am.  Sec.  &  Tr.  Co., Washington,  D.  C 

Bond*— In  August,  1895,  $15,OOO  of  bonds  were  In  the  treasury. 

ROAD— Own*  5  mile*  of  track,  laid  with  35  and  45-lb.  T  rails. 

EARNINGS— 1  month,?  1897 Gross,  $1,433;  net,  $210 

Jan.  1  to  Jan.  31.     )  1896 Gross,    1,448;  net,    225 

For  year  ending  Deo.  31, 1896,  gross,  921,083;  net,  $4,689;  charges, 
94/-5O;  balance,  surplus,  for  year,  $439.  In  1895,  gross,  $20,415  > 
net.  93,836. 

OFFICERS— President,  Seymour  Cunningham;  Gen.  Man.  and  Treat., 
J.  B.  Marvin. 

ROME,   N.   Y. 

POPCLATIOH  1890  WAS  14.991 ;  IN  1880  WAS  12,194; 
AXD  HI  1870  WAS  11.000. 

ROME  CITY  STREET  RAILWA Y-A  horse  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Dec.  22, 1885. 

The  aeonritle*,  road,  earnings,  etc.,  are  a*  follow* : 


Stock  (950,000) par 9100.. 950.000 
During  the  year  1894-5  the  bonds 

of  thin  road  were   canceled,  and 

total  deficit  wa*  charged  off. 
ROAD— Own*  6*7  mile*  track. 
OFFICERS— Pre*ldent,J.  8.  Ward-  I 

well:  Sec.  and  Trea*,W.  P.  Ray  land.  | 


EARNINGS— Yearendlng  June  30. 
1896.    1895.      1894. 

Gross. 86.0OO    $6,890    95,558 

Net.. ..(Loss)  512  163  268 
Charges...  None  None  7,747 
Balance.... df.512  «r.  163  df.7,479 


RUTLAND,    VT. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  8.239;  AND  IN  1880  WAS  7,502. 

RUTLAND  STREET  RA^LWAY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— In  1894  rebuilt  the  line  a*  a  trolley  road  and  newly 
equipped  It  throughout.  Stock  authorized,  9150,000;  Issued,  $125,OOO. 
l*t  mortgage.  1894.  6s,  M.  &  8.,  authorized,  9100,000;  issued,  981,900. 

Operate*  8  mile*  of  road  on  8  mile*  of  street. 

President.  J.  W.  Cramton ;  Secretary.  8.  M.  Wilson ;  Treasurer,  N.  K. 
Chaflee;  Superintendent,  M.  McKeogh. 

SACRAMENTO,  CAL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAI  26,386;  IN  1880  WAS  21,420; 
AND  »  1870  WAS  16.283. 

SACRAMENTO  ELECTRIC  GAS  &  RAIL- 
WAY.- 

OROANIZATION— Incorporated  April  4, 1896.    A  consolidation  of  the 
acraaaento  Electric  Power  A  Light  and  the  FoUom  Water  Power  Co 
The  water  power  1*  obtained  from  FoUom,  24  mile*  from  Sacra- 
lento;  the  water  bealde*  (applying  power  will  also  be  used  for  Irriga- 
tion, logging,  etc.    The  old  company  began  supplying  ga*  to  Sacra- 
ito  on  Deo.  1, 1895.   The  company  also  own*  granite  quarries.  The 
total  eoat  of  the  property  (Including  the  railway,  hydraulic  works, 
llghUmg  plant*,  parka,  eto.).  was  to  April  30, 1896.  $2,685,166. 


STOCK  6V  BONDS—     XiUt.    Dale,   lateral.    Outtffa.       Maturity. 
8dut§;5».000  (9100)      ..................  92.100.050  ..........  ".. 


•.n 
M'000^9900'      c- 

' 


1882    9«f.  J-D       265,000  June  1,  1912 
(925.000  due  y'rfy)  to  June  1,1921 


e  KG.  *  Byi*t'M.,>  ....   1899  eg.  M-N  i.eso.ooo  July  i,  1926 

92,000,OOO(91,OOO.o*  (  Tructee,  California  S.  D.  A  Tr.  Co.,  San  Fran. 
Inlrrett  payable  by  Guaranty  Tnut,  N.  Y.,  or  by  trustee  at  San 
Fraaelseo. 

STOCK—  Stock  for  94OO,OOO  1*  reserved  for  future  acquisitions. 
BONDS—  Of  the  92,000,000  bond*  authorized  $1,650,000  (of  which 
$265,000  will  retire  the  Central  Electric  Ry.  first*)  represent  the  cost 
if  the  old  Electric  L.  A  P.  Co.  and  the  FoUom  Water  Power  Co.  and 
S35O.OOO  are  reserved  for  future  extensions,  eto.    It  is  understood  that 
01  the  old  bonds  have  been  retired  except   the  $265,000    Central 
Electric  nnta. 

ROAD—  The  railway  system  extends  IG'a  miles  with  24>>  miles  of 

Ingle  track.    It  cover*  the  entire  city  and  ha*  valuable  franchise* 

running  SO  yean  and  giving  practical  control  of  transportation  in  the 

ity.    Two  park*.  East  Park  on  the  east,  and  Oak  Park  on  the  south 

are  owned. 

ESTIMATED  EARNINGS—  On  business  actually  In  force  and  definitely 
>ntraeted  for,  earning*  are  estimated  to  be  a*  follows  (see  Htatement 
n  editorial  on  Water  Power  Companies  In  SUPPLEMENT  for  November 
896  ;  also  statement  In  CIIBONICLB  of  Nov.  28,  1896): 

Per  annum. 
From  electric  light*,  current,  etc.,  gros*  ........................  $93,!»<i6 

Operating  expense*  ..............................................     24.OO 

Net  from  electric  plant*  ...............  -.••••.-ii  ..............  $69,966 

From  street  railway*  on  basis  of  business  In  1895,  net  .........     82,047 

Total  net  earnings  .............................................  $152,013 

OFFICERS-Presldent,  Albert  Gallatln  ;   Secretary,  Joshua  Barker  ; 

General  Manager,  Horatio  P.  Llvermore,  San  Francisco,  Cal.—  V.  61  , 

p.  153;  Y.  62,  p.  411;  V.  63,  p.  190 


78 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


SAGINAW,    MICH. 

POPULATION  1890  WAB  46,169;  IN  1880  WAS  29,541; 

AND  IN  1870  WA»  2O.685. 

INTER  URBAN  R AILW A Y-A.  trolley  road. 
ORaANIZATION— Commenced  operations  August  1, 1896. 
STOCK  &  BONDS-       Date.       Interest.       Outstanding.       Maturity. 

fltwk,$200.000<$100)     $200,000  

lit  MJTg.,  $300,000 )     1896       6(t.M_N  300,000       May  1, 1916 

Trustee,  Union  Trust  Co.,  Detroit,  Mich.  Interest  payable  at  Han- 
over National  Bank,  New  York  City. 

Mortgage  covers  roadbed,  rolling  stock,  all  equipment,  etc.,  about 
flve  miles  of  private  right-of-way  and  bridge  across  the  Saglnaw 
River,  which  cost  $60,000. 

ROAD— Owns  11  miles  of  road  and  operates  under  contract  3  miles, 

OFFICERS— President,  Isaac  Beartnger:  Secretary  and  Treasurer, 
Frank  E.  Snow.  V.  6:1.,  p.  794. 

UNION  STREET   RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  October  5,  1887,  and  In  August,  li 
controlled  all  the  street  railway  transportation  la  the  city,  having 
leased  the  Consolidated  Street  Ry.,  guaranteeing  Its  bonds.  Franchises 
are  for  29  years  aud  are  said  to  be  unusually  liberal. 

Population  of  city  In  1895  was  said  to  be  about  60,000. 

STOCK*  BONDS-  Miles.   Date.      Interest.    Outstand-g.    Maturity. 

Rtswlr     B4AO  OOO  •     $iOO,OOO     — 

lit?iiirt.$J3S)o6Y    ::::     189i    6g.   M-N      325;000    May  1,1911 

gold,  no  option. .  ?  Int.  at  Boston  Safe  Dep.  4  Tr.  Co.,  trustee,  Boston. 

The  bonds  may  be  registered  at  the  office  of  the  trustee. 

On  Jan.  1, 1896,  the  funded  and  unfunded  debt  amounted    to  $400,797 

A  second  mortgage  on  this  property  secures  guaranty  of  Saglnaw 
Consolidated  Street  Railway  bonds. 

ROAD  -Operates  30  miles  of  track.  Including  the  Consolidated  St.  Ry. 

OPERATIONS-In  year  1895,  gross,  $122,509 ;  net,  $14,064.  In  year 
1894  the  combined  roads  carried  3,073,707  passengers. 

OFFICERS— President,  F.  E.  Snow;  Secretary,  L.  T.  Durand;  Treas- 
urer, F.  Woodruff;  General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  W.  J.  Hart. 

UNION  STREET  RAILWAY  SYSTEM-SAG- 
IKAW  CONSOLIDATED  STREET  RY.— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  In  1894  with  a  franehlsH  for  thirty  years. 
Owns  a  park  of  65  acres.  The  Consolidated  Road  is  operated  under 
lease  by  the  Union  Street  Railway. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—   Mile*.  Date.    Interest.    Outstand'g.    Maturity. 

8aglnaw'dons;8t."Ry.'(.'."        \Ki     6g.~F-A    $225,000    Nov.l2",19i4 
1st  M.  $225,000,  o*,  <     Interest  at  Boston  Safe  Deposit  &  Trust  Co., 
gold,  gu.  No  option.  (Trustee,  Boston.    Bonds  $1,000  each. 
Bonds— The  bonds  are  guaranteed,  principal  and  interest,  by  the 

Union  Street  Railway  Company,  and  the  guaranty  is  secured  by  a 

second  mortgaga  <m  that  property. 


ST.  JOSEPH,  MICH. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  4,826;  in  1880  WAS  3,550; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  2,994. 

ST.  JOSEPH  &  BENTON  HARBOR  ELEC- 
TRIC RAILWAY  &  LIGHT  CO.- 

OROANIZATION— In  May,  1896,  Charles  D.  Stuart  was  appointed  re- 
ceiver. Stock,  »100,OOO.  First  mortgage  gold  6s,  J&J,  $200,000,  due 
July  1, 1912.  Illinois  Trust  A  Savings  Bank  Is  the  mortgage  trustee, 
Chicago,  m.  Operates  5 "a  miles  of  track  on  3*3  miles  of  street.  For 
year  ending  Dec.  31, 1895,  gross,  $27,S85;  def.  under  operating  $620. 


ST.     JOSEPH,    MO. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  52,324;  IN  1880  WAS  32,431; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  19,565. 

ST.  JOSEPH  RAILWAY  LIGHT  HEAT  & 
POWER.- 

ORQ AN  12 ATION— Incorporated  In  1895  to  succeed  to  the  property  of 
the  St.  Joseph  Traction  A  Lighting  Company,  sold  In  foreclosure  Aug- 
21,  and  purchased  for  the  bondholders  for  $300,000.  The  new  com- 
pany has  an  authorized  capital  stock  of  $3,500,000,  of  which  $2,000, 
0)0  Is  preferred,  and  assumes  $100,000  Wyatt  Park  bonds. 

ROAD— Owns  in  all  33  miles  of  track. 

OFFlCERS-President.  E.  H.  Harriman,  New  York  City;  Secretary 
and  Treasurer,  H.  A.  Sohenok;  General  Manager,  W.  T.  Van  Brunt. 

INDEX— V.  60,  p.  749;  V.  61,  p.  326,  926. 


ST.  LOUIS,  MO. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  451,770;  IN  1880  WAS  350,518; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  310,864. 

FOURTH  STREET  &  ARSENAL  RY.-A  trolley 
road. 

ORQAWZATION— Opened  in  June,  1896,  and  oars  run  until  Oct.  20, 
with  power  obtained  from  Laolede  Electric  Power  Co.  Price  to  be 
paid  for  power  disputed  by  railroad  company  and  power  shut  off. 

Franchise  for  50  years  from  1893  free  from  any  revenue  to  the  city 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.  Outstand'g.  Last  Din' a,  etc 

Stock  $30O,OOO  ($50  4  $10O) $150,000       

1st  M..  Subject  to  call  in '98..  188 S    6     J-J        50,000        1898-1903 
Mnrt    imlrt    S1OO  O(Wl  i     1896     6  g.  M-S       150,000  1916 

irt ,  gold,  $300,000 J    Trustee,  Union  Trust  Co.,  St  Louis. 

Interest  Is  In  default  on  1st  intge.  of  1888;  no  Interest  ever  paid  on 
bonds  of  1896. 

ROAD— Owns  4>»  miles  of  track  and  leases  (for  40  years)  trackage 
over  People's  Ry.,  2  miles,  at  annual  rental  of  $6,000. 

OFFICERS— President,  Charles  Green;  Secretary,  Charles  J.  Magutre. 


JEFFERSON   AVENUE     RAILWAY    CO.-An 
electric  road. 


STOCK  &  BONDS—  Datr.  Interest.  Outstand'".  Last  div.,  etc 

Stock  $400,000  ($100) $11V,000  Deo.,18B8,2% 

1st  mortgage «  10O.OOO  

Mortgage  $400,000 1895  5  M-N  400,000  1905 

ROAD — Operates  6  miles  of  track. 

OPERATIONS— Following  Is  the  number  of  passengers  carried  : 

1»(  quar.  2d  quar.  3d  quar.  4/A  quar.  Total  year. 

1896 402,139  509,921  507,865  445.582  1,865,510 

1895 258.004  306,575  317,471  276,824  1,158,934 

1894 298.792  364,584  313,049  276,144  1,281,369 

OFFICSRS— President,  P.  C.  Maltlt;  Secretary,  W.  D.  Henry;  Supt., 
W.  T.  Conklin. 


LINDELL  RAILWAY-rSe*  Map  OH  paye  C.J-An 
electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  January  24, 1864.  Owns  and  operates 
an  extensive  system  of  roads  in  St.  Louis  and  vicinity.  Its  roud 
owned  was  opened  in  December,  1890.  In  addition  it  controls  tin 
Onmptan  Height*  Union  Depot  it  Merchants'  Terminal  Ry.,  opened  Oct. 
16, 1893 ;  also  the  Taylor  Avenue  road. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.  Interest.  Outsland'g.  Ditid'ds,eic. 

Capital  f  took  ($1OO>  auth- )  o  i  «<?  100  ono  Tan  'O7  i  u<& 

ortzed,  $2.500.000 $  ™  Q  "  J  $2,400,000  Jan,  97,1  >4% 

IstM., $1,500,000. ...o**r>1891  5g.  F-A  1.500.00O  Aug.  1, 1911 

gold,  $1,OOO  each s  Interest  payable  in  New  York  aud  St.  Louis. 

In  July,  189B,  capital  stock  for  $100,000  was  in  company's  treasury 
as  also  $1,000,000  stock  of  Compton  H'gts  and  $500,000 Taylor  Co.  Ry. 

Mortgage  Trustee  Is  the  Mercantile  Trust  Co.  of  New  York. 

DIVIDENDS-  In  1895  paid  5  P.O.;  in  1896,5  p.  o.;  In  1897,  Jan.,  H«p.  c« 

ROAD. — Operates  60'10  miles  single  track  in  St.  Louis  and  vicinity, 
including  the  Common  Heights  Union  Depot  it  Merchants'  Terminal 
Ry.,  12*10  miles  in  length,  and  the  Taylor  A.oenne  road,  9*20  miles. 

EARNINGS. — The  following  gives  the  number  of  passengers  carried: 

Quarters.     1896.  1895.  1894. 

4th      5,167,531        5,155,435        4,761,274 
3d        5.674,597 
2d        5,933,858 
1st       4,759,265 

OFFICERS— President,  Edwards    Whitakor; 


Year—     Passengers. 

1896 21,535.251 

1895 20,237,599 

1894 17,425,971 

1893. ...:... 14,270,478 


5,489,968  4,572,958 
5,271,751  4,465,553 
4,320,445  3,626,186 

Vice-Presldent.   C.   D. 


McLure;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  James  Adklns. 

LINDELL  RAILWAY  SYSTEM -COMPTON 
HEIGHTS  UNION  DEPOT  &  MERCHANTS'  TERMINAL  RAIL- 
WAY OF  ST.  LOUIS— An  electric  road. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—         Dale.      Interest.      Otitstand'g.      Maturity. 

Capital  stock  ($100) $1,000,000         

1st  mortgage,  gold.... o*    1893    6  g.    J.-J.      1,000,000    July  1,  1913 

Bonds  arc  guaranteed  (endorsed) principal  and  int.  by  Lindell  Ry.  Co.- 
which  controls  the  stock.  Interest  payable  In  New  York  by  Natl.  Bank 
of  Commerce,  or  in  St.  Louis  by  the  Trustee,  St.  Louis  Trust  Company. 

ROAD — Total,  12-10  miles  of  track.   Laid  with  78-pound  steel  rails. 

LINDELL    RAILWAY    SYSTEM-TAYLOR  AVE 
NUE  RAILROAD— An  electric  road. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—         Date.         Interest.    Outstand'g.     Maturity. 

Capital  stock  ($100) $500,000    

1st  M.,  gold,  guar.  p.&  i.    1893       6  g.  J.-J.         500,000    July  1,  1913 

The  bonds  are  guaranteed,  priucipal  and  interest,  by  the  Lindel 
Street  Railway  Company,  which  controls  the  stock. 

ROAD.— Has  9-20  miles  of  road;  completed  in  1894. 


MISSOURI   R  AILROAD-Cable  and  electric. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —      Date.    Interest.       Otitstand'g.       Last  din.,  itc. 

Stk  ($2,400,000)  ($100)    Q.  -  J.        $2,300,000    Jan., '97,  l»s% 

1st  mtg.,  $1,000,000.0*    1896    5  M.  -  S.  700,000         1901-1916 

Subject  to  call  in  1901  at  105. 
For  Park,  Laclede  Av.  >  7  „„  of)n  ,  <,no 

,&>  4th  St.  bonds $ J'!'00 

The  5-20  sires  of  1887  for  $>00,000  were   retired  in    1896   and 
$1,000,000  new  5s  authorized. 

Dividends  1894  and  1895,  8  p.  o.  each;  in  1896,  7  p.  c.;  in  1897,  Jan., 
113  p.  o 

ROAD— In  May,  1893,  controlled  about  2.-VS2  miles.  Including  Mis- 
souri RR.  (fable),  18-93;  Forest  Park  fc  Laclede  (Eleo.),  leased,  6'84. 

OPERATIONS — The  following  gives  the  number  of  passengers  carried: 

1st  quar.  2d  quar.  3d  quar.  4<A  quar.  Total  Tear. 

1896 3,662,449  4,288,723  3.578,599  3,889,970  15,419,741 

1895 3,503,693  4,009,503  3,810,118  3,980,153  15,303,407 

1894 3,311,403  3,688,242  3,572,829  3,907,652  14,480,126 

OFFICERS — President,  P.  C.  Mafflt;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  F.  R. 
Henry;  Superintendent  aud  Purchasing  Agent,  J.  F.  Davidson. 


NATIONAL    RAILWAY    CO.- 

ORQ AN  IZ ATION— Organized  in  1889  under  the  laws  of  Illinois.  It 
controls  the  following  street  railroads  of  St.  Louis,  Mo.:  Northern 
Central,  (.'ass  Avenue  &  Fair  Grounds,  Union  Railroad,  Citizens'  Cable, 
Baden  &  St.  Louis,  Southwestern  Electric  and  the  St.  Louis  Railroad. 
STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.  Interest.  Outstanding.  Last  div., etc. 
Stock,  $2,500,000 See  text.  $2,479,500  See  below. 

(litaranteed  bonds — 
CassAve.&FairGd8.  J  1892      5  J-J         1,901,000    July    1,1912. 

1st  M.($2,OOO,OOO).  ( Trustee,  Northern  Trust  Co.,  Chicago- 

NOTE. — It  is  not  known  what  securities  were  issued  on  the  South 
western  Electric  or  on  other  properties  during  the  year  1895  but  the 
interest  charges  for  the  system  increased  $30,000  and  $ll,OOOinl896 

DIVIDENDS— Dividends  to  7  per  cent  a  year  have  been  paid,  but  O  jto- 
ber,  1895,  dividend  was  only  %  per  cent  Instead  of  the  usual  1%  per 
cent,  because  of  the  falling  off  in  earnings  and  of  improvements  made; 
In  1896,  6  p.  o. 

ROAD— In  1894  operated  70  miles  of  street  railway  in  St,  Louis. 

ANNUAL  REPORT  -Report  for  the  year  ending  Deo.  31.  1896,  was 
given  in  V.  64,  p.  284,  showing  earnings  as  follows  for  the  properties 
controlled,  and  the  proportion  due  National  Ry.  Co. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


7fl 


1895. 

$1 ,403,957 
582.642 
366,987 
216,055 

179,141 
19,565 


KM. 

91,353,136 

- 


334,487 
242,067 

196,859 


9198.706 
148,770 


.. 

154,000 


i  -in;. 

Groa*  earnings. 9l.522.J73 

Net  earnings B2S.755 

Fixed  ebargea.  interest  and  taxes  377,413 

Surplus  of  sy Mem 251, 341' 

.\aiianal  Mm  Utrnf- 

Nat.  Ry..  proportion  of  surp 209.O92 

Other  Income 19,565 

9228,657 
Dividend*  Nation*'.  Railway 148,770 

979387          949,936         942,859 

OFFICERS— President.  D.  G.  Hamilton;  Secretary,  E.  A.  Lancaster- 
Oflaea.  3^90  Bnaton  Ave.— V.  6O,  p.  SOO ;  V.  61.  p.  611;  V.  62,  p.  874- 
V.  64,  p.  284. 

NATIONAL  RAILWAY  SYSTEM-BADEN  A  ST- 
LOUIS  RAILROAD— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Controlled  by  St.  Lonla  RR.  Co. 
m  STOCK  4   BONOS—    Par.    Dale.    Interest.    OuUtaiuTg.     Maturity 

Stock 4JO    95OOOO 

lat  mortgage  gold....  (....      1893    Sir.  J-J       250.OOO     Juiyi'.'iins 
I  Truatee.  Northern  Trust  Co.,  Chicago,  ill. 

ROAO— May  1.  1895,  owned  6-7  miles  of  track. 

OPERATIONS— Now  Included  In  St.  Lonla  RB.  reports. 

NATIONAL  RAILWAY  SYSTEM-CABS  AVENUE 
FAIR  GROUNDS  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION  -Incorporated  In  1874  and  now  controlled  by  the 
National  Railway  Company  of  Chicago,  111. 

STOCK  dk  BONOS—  Date.    I»tm,l.    OuUtvn<ro.        Maturity 

Stock  (9100, 9-j.500.000 

i'LWF1'*^**-™0*™-)-1*?:!  .SK-JT?       I- 001.000      J'Uy  i"."i912 


..  .  ..  uy    .       12 

•old.  91.000.  .ink.  fund,  ^Subject  to  call  at  1O2  on  any  July  1st. 

(end.)  .....  o*  )  InterMt  at  No.  Tru«t  Co.,  truatee,  Chicago 


.      . 
juar.  p.  A-  I.  .....  .  .,  , 

The  6o<Kfo  earry  the  unconditional  guaranty  aa  to  principal  and 
c  of  the  National  Railway  Company  of  Chicago.    They  coTer  all 
propertr  and  franchisee  now  owned  or  hereafter  acquired,  including 
[until  the  total  debt  U  reduced  to  91.000.000)  93OO.100  stock  of  the 
St.  Loot*  Cable  Railroad.    Sinking  fund  9IO.OOO  yearly. 

ROAO-31««  mllea  of  track.  Including  line*  omud  l»/e*-12-42  mile.; 
nee  ^/roWrf-  Northern  Central  8-73  mllwi.Union  By..  10-32  mile.. 
OPERATORS.—  Pollowlag  la  the  number  of  paasengera  carried  In- 
eluding  the  Northern  Central  and  Union  line*: 


ROAO-  Operates  10  miles  of  cable  road. 

OPERATIONS— Following  Is  the  number  of  passengers  carried  during 
each  of  the  quarters  of  the  calendar  year: 

IM!  auar.     2<f  quar.     3d  quar.       i/h  quar.    Tot   vear 
1896 874,753    1.149,350       954,510       9O1.323    3,882936 

895 883.961    1.035.999    1,024575        958827    3903362 

1894 898.129    1,032,051    1,011,792       948,926    3.890.898 

OFFICERS— President,  Chas.  Green ;  Vice-Presldeut  and  General  Man- 
ager, J.  Malioney;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  D.  J.  Mahoney;  Office 
1801  Park  Avenue;  V.  64,  p.  181. 

ST.    LOUIS  COUNTY  STREET  RAILWAY. 
ORGANIZATION— Operates  3  miles  of  track  with  horses  and  power. 
Stock,  950.000:   President.  M.  B.  Greensfelder. 

ST.  LOUIS  &  EAST   ST.    LOUIS    ELECTRIC 
RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  July,  1889. 

STOCK  &  BONOS-  Dale.    Interest.    Outitanding.    Maturity. 

Stock $250.000 

1st  M.  currency. 1890     6  J-J  75,000       Jan.  "i,"  1905 

Interest  due  January  1,  1895,  was  paid  at  office  of  the  mortgage 
trustee,  St.  Louis  Trust  Co.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

ROAO — Operate*  2  mile*  of  track  and  1  mile  of  road. 

OFFICERS— President.  D.  R.  Powell;  Vice-President,  C.  C.  Carroll- 
Secretary,  D.  T.  Breck. 


ST.    LOUIS    &     KIRKWOOD     RAILROAD-A 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Organized  In  1894.  Road  completed  Mareh  1,  1896. 
Connect*  at  Forest  Park  with  Llndell  Railway.  On  April  30,  1896,  waa 
leased  to  J.  D.  Houseman,  who  conveyed  hla  rights  to  the  Highlands 
Scenic  RR..  which  ha*  Issued  capital  stock  9150,000,  of  which  5  p.  c 
la  paid  in,  and  has  made  a  mortgage  for  9150,000.  G.  A.  Wurdeman 
waa  appointed  August  27,  1896. 

"""•*"• 


2.40O^89 


9^43.106 


IBM.      y.lWM        -.477.;.  ;  117 

NATIONAL  RAILWAY  SYSTEM.-ciTl/.K.v.- 
R.\  I  I.K.)U>-A  hone  and  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION-  Controlled  by  the  National  Railway  Company. 

STOCK  4  BONOS-  Date,    inter**/.  Oulttaiufa.  Lattdlt   tit 

•toek  (9100)  92.000,000  ........    Annual   9i.soo.ooo   Oct/934pc 

' 


890 


The  mortgage  tntstoea  are  Charlea  Parma  and  Tbomaa  E.  Tutt. 

.<<•  -In  October.  1903.  paid  4  per  cent. 

RoAO-In  May.  1895.  operated  About  16-5  mile*  of  track,  of  which 
15-11  mllea  electric  1  -49  mllea  hone. 
OcERATlONS-Followtng  l»  the  number  of  iiaiiaojiii  by  quarters: 

iss vgg»  SSSs  SIS.  gttft  *vsm 

3£::::::l:S£$S  ffi&  }«S  WR     %®Sl 

The  table  b  low  glrea  the  aumher  of  tripe  aad  of  paaeengen. 

}8- 3^30       'S3BSI1894 ££.       t 

"•5 7.J70.798I  1883 .424.833 


Highand.    Sceoc    RR 
mtg.,  9150.000  .........      1B96        ........  (>) 

ROAD-Owiu  W*y  mllea  of  single  track  In  8t  Louis  County  (none  in 

the  city). 
For  an  extension  to  Sunset  Hill,  Meraraec  Highlands,  and  for  new 

car.,  there  were  aold  July  1,  1896.  95O.OOO  St.  L.  A  K.  bonds  for 

921.510  to  H.  W.  Phelpa,  representing.  It  la  supposed,  the  other  liond- 

holders.-V.  64.  p.  331. 

ST.    LOUIS    A     MERAMEC 
ROAD-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION-  Organlied  In  1894,  and  In  1896  obtained  all  the 
rights  and  franchises  of  the  St.  Lonla  A  Manchester  >  oad  Electric  Ry 


RIVER     RAIL- 


NATIONAL    RAILWAY    SYSTEM-BT.  LOUIS 
RA1 1. ROAD— A  cable  and  trolley  road. 
O  IAN  i  z  AT  io« -Controlled  by  the  National  Railway  Co. 


•lock  (#n«i  j  .  j    wt.vuvjinra 

onr.(91.000e«*,.  1890    5       M- N      aSw.OW  _.,      ...„.„ 

•object  to  call  Ma'y    T,  1900 

NW*«at*-In -04  aggregated  7  p.  c.;  '98,  Jau.,3>tp.r.;  July.2>ip.  c.; 
In  1896.  July,  S>t  p.  c.;  In  1897.  Jan.,  2>«  p.  e. 

ROAO-Ia  May.  1*O3.  owned  14-67  mllea  of  track  (cable)  aad  4-90 
mile*  of  trolley  road.    AlMoontroltodBadea  ASt-Loula  RR..6-7mlle*. 
Ore  RATiOM»-FoUowln«  U  ike  number  of  paaaetgen  carried  during 
•^n  of  the  quarter*  of  UMoalendar  yean.  Including  alneesotnetlme  In 


^"^•••^.^'•"JuT'SO*    «*••*-»    91.006TOOO     Ma'y'8' 'l  01 '• 

l«1    ';S"- I>T  8U  '*  <Uter"t«K  "f^-'W"  V»»«T  TrWt  Com- 
A  Sub.,  end )     pany,  St.  Loul*,  trustee. 

Stock  la  all  held  In  treasury  of  Sr.  Louis  A  Suburban  Ry.,  which  com 
pany  guarantee*  the  bond*. 

ROAO— Owna  from  Sarah,  on  St.  Loul*  A  Suburban,  to  Jackson  Boad 
10-96  mllea.    Ball*.  7fr  Ib.  girder  and  f  O-lb.  T.    The  St.  Loui*  A  Subur- 
ban will  furnish  power  aa  well  aa  carry  the  country  paaaengers  3  >t 
mlleaorer  It*  own  road  to  down-town  termlnua  of  other  lines     Presi- 
dent. J.  B.  Caae;  Secretary.  R.  Lehman. 

ST.    LOUIS    &    SUBURBAN    RY.- A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  Sept,  11,  1884.    Thia  company  la  a  re- 
organisation of  the  St.  Lonla  Cable  A  Weatern  Ry  Co.,  which  it  bought 
In  at  the  forecloaure  sale  of  the   lattefa   property  June    10    189O 
Operates  the  Midland  Street  Ry. 


St.  L.  Cable  A  Weatern  \  _  1 884     6  M/-N. 


. 

IIIHI.IHMI 


1914 


••»«  j^mrm*  I0ci 

W5  the  H«den  A  Ht.  Loul*  RR.  aad  tke  Sooth 

»*••-         "^  ^«  M^h  ^WS>"ftSiSR 


Tizritz  M£P19  »^>»a.'-«*7  s^asjii   fo.'9O8>«A 

2.367.218    2.730.126    2.695.7O3    2.6O5.464     10^98^11 
Tka  table  below  glvea  tka mumbtr  of  trlpa  aad  of  taiian«ers : 

!2£:.    :::•?*!•  S55S I *» m&'X*&& 


Income  bonds 1891      5....  3OO.OOO 

ROAO-Operatea  18-14  mllea  of  track  In  St.  Louis  and  10-5  in  suburbs! 
OPERATIONS— Following  la  the  number  of  passengers  carried  during 

each  quarter  of  the  calendar  yean : 

"tVor-^         *t 'ni'ir  jdqnar.         j'k  ijiiar.   Tot. for  year. 

W--  l.'«89.134       2,'043,498        2,'o»6,'o?4        l.'oTj.'loO       7,'Io3'746 
1894... 1,714,489       2,083,361        2,028,525        1.931I377       7J54I752 
The  table  below  give*  tbe  number  of  trip*  and  paasengera: 


. 

NATIONAL  RAILW^AY  SYSTEM-BOUTHWKIT- 
KI.K.TRIO  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

Bept.  1.  1899. 


a  Is  4  >i  mllea  long,  or  9  mllea  of  track.  6  of  which  belong 
•  eompanv     Aaw -NOTK"  under  National  Railway  Company, 
owsr  Is  obtained  from  Ike  power-kouae  of  the  Ca*»  Avenue  A  Fair 

•da  Railway.    Operattoas  I m- laded  In  St.  l.ouls  RB-  report*. 
PEOPLE'S     RAILWAY.-AcablertMd. 

'»-  Dalf,     Imttrut.  Oulttarufy.  La*l  Ditfil.  elf. 

K»«0)....         9300.000    Dec.  1889, ftOri 

[    1882    t;     J     I.       125.000         1892-1902 

(Subject  to  call  after  1892. 

Inwrtgago.  M-N        76.0OO  MM 

1M9-1904 


lat 


Intere.t  I*  In  .1.  fault.    Coupon*  doe  Jan.  1, 1897.  are  to  be  paid  Mar. 
10.-V  «,».  | 

Mtmdf— Con«nl<  for  93OO.OOO  reaervod  to  take  up  outstanding  bonds. 


OFFICERt-Prealdent,  C.  H.  Turner ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  B 
Lebmann. 

SOUTHERN   ELECTRIC   RAILWAY.- 

ORQANIZATION — Chartered  April  16, 1884. 

STOCK  4  BONOS—  Date.    InUrttt.   OutMtan.ro.    r,a*t  rfiVnrf 

lrrferre<rsU>ck(Par9lOO) J-J    $1,OOO,OOO*  Jan' X  !9« ?» 

<  oiniiion  stork  (par9lOO) 500OOO         -'."».» 

l.tmortgage.     1884    6  M-N      2OOOOO    ""1964""" 

Consol-mort.  (9500,000)....     1889    6  M-N      30O.OOO  ifXW 

"r!'«SL189?I  *200'00°{      189<J    »<f-Ip-A    Pee  text.    Au».  lTl916 

(91.000),  go.d onntpayne  at  Louisville.  Ky.,and  St.  L.,  Mo 

Mortgage  trustees.  Fidelity  Tni«t  A  Safety  Vault  Co.,  Louisville  Ky ' 
and  Mlsalsslppl  Valley  Trust  Co.,  St.  Loni*.  Mo. 

In  April,  1896.  the  directors  authorized  Issue  of  $200,000  bonds  fi.r 
improvements,  luit  In  September  these  bond*  had  not  been  sold  but 
were  out  a*  collateral  for  a  floating  debt  of  nbmt  $100,000.  In 
Auguat  the  company  aold  980.OOO  of  new  preferred  stock  at  par  wlih 


80 


STREET    EAILWAYS. 


•  bonus  of  50  p.  o.  In  common  stock. 

Ditideitdt—ton  preferred.  In  1894,  6  p.  o.;  In  1895,  6  p.  o.;  In  1896, 
January,  3  p.  e. 

ROAD— Operate*  16-75  mile*  of  track  In  St.  Louis;  extension  to  Jet- 
tenon  Barracks  (opened  May  20, 1896), 6  miles;  total  operated.  22-75 
mile*. 

OPERATIONS— The  following  gives  the  passengers  carried : 

Ittuuar.  Zdgaar.  3d  Cfttar.  \thquar.  Tot.  year. 
1896.. .1.184.099  1,446769  1,475,482  1,354,193  5,460,543 
1895  ..  999,802  1,177,284  1,210,403  1,248,671  4.636,160 
1894...  1,024,079  1,169,245  1,136,465-  1,068,220  4,398,009 

OFFICERS.-Presldent,  C.  Kllpatrlok;  Vloe-Presldent,  W.  B.  Davis; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Joseph  8.  Mlnary. 


UNION   DEPOT   RAILROAD-Au  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Incorporated  In  1876.  Controls  the  Hound  City 
Railroad,  Benton-Bellefontalne  Railway  Company  and  the  Grand 
Avenue  Railway.  The  last  named  was  opened  March,  1895,  along 
Grand  Avenue  to  Merameo  and  Virginia  aves.;  It  lias  $100,000  stock 
outstanding— no  bonds. 

STOCK  &  BONDS.—  Dale.  Interest.  Otitstand'g.      Last  din.,  etc. 

Stock  (100) , Text.     $4,000,000    Jan.,'95,  3  p.  o' 

1891    6  g.  F-A    $500,000    Feb.  1   1911 


Subject  to  call  Feb. 


ISIXi 
11(10 
1  !•<><> 
1910 
1900 
1918 


Benton-BellefontRy.lstM.g. 

M,,,,,,.I  Mtv  KK    rv»  (1890    6g.J-J"  300,000    Oct. 

Subject  to  call  Oct. 
Union    Depot   Railroad   1st  (1890    6g.  A-O  1,091,000    Oct. 

consul,  mortgage,  gold \  Subject  to  call  Oct. 

Cons.  mort.  ($3,500,000)  gold.  1893    6  g.  J-D  1,737,000   June 

Interett  on  6s  of  1893  is  payable  at  Mississippi  Valley  Trust  Co.,  St- 
Louis. 

Trustee  of  mortgage  of  1893  Is  the  Mississippi  Valley  Trust  Co. ;  of 
all  other  loans  the  St.  Louis  Trust  Co. 

DIVIDENDS.— In  December,  1893, paid  8  percent;  In  1894,  3  per  cent. 
Jn  1895, 3  percent. 

ROAD.— The  company's  mileage,  as  reported  to  the  city  In  April, 
1895,  aggregated  76'01  miles  as  below.  Other  statements  make  it 
between  80  and  90  miles,  probably  owing  to  duplications  of  mileage 
•used  by  two  or  more  diviaions  in  common. 


Lines  owned — 

Union  Depot  Ry.  (Electric).. 39-19 
Trackage  over  lines  of  other 

companies,  about 8-00 


Lines  controlled— 
Benton  Bellefontaine  Ry — 13-70 

Mound  City  RR 7-12 

Grand  Ave.  Ry 8'00 


OPERATIONS— The  following  gives  the  number  of  passengers  carried 
during  each  quarter: 

tst  Quar.     id  Quar.      jd  Quar.     4lh  Quar.    Total  year. 

1896 5,334,264    6,132,814    6,320,872    5,984,395    23,772,345 

1895 4,346,610    5,804,575    6,034,209    5,738,864    21,924,258 

1894 3,826,986    4,787,032    5,039,491    4,890,769    18,544,278 

In  year  1894  made  633,964  trips ;  in  1893  made  795,845  trips. 

OFFICERS.— President,  John  Scullin;  Secretary,  James  H.  Hoai-Ii. 


ST.  PAUL,,  MINN. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  133,156;   IN  1880  WAS  41,473; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  20,030. 

ST.    PAUL    CITY    RAILWAY-See  Twin  City  Rapid 
Transit  Co.,  under  Minneapolis,  Minn. 


ST.  PAUL  &  WHITE  BEAR  RAILROAD-A 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Purchased  at  foreclosure  sale  by  the  bond 
holders'  committee  and  Is  to  be  reorganized  as  the  St.  Paul  &  Suburban 
By.  Franchises  are  said  to  run  50  years  from  Jan.  1, 1894. 

ROAD— Owns  11-5  miles  of  track. 


SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  44,843;  IN  1880  WAS  20,768; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  12,854. 

SALT   LAKE   CITY   RAILROAD-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Jan.  19,  1872.  In  1889  the  road  was 
changed  from  horse  to  electric.  In  1895  the  company  was  operating 
42  miles  of  track.  Occupies  many  of  the  principal  business  and  resi- 
dence streets,  with  lines  on  three  sides  of  Temple  Block.  In  1895 
population  was  said  to  be  48,076. 

Interest-       Outstanding.    Maturity. 
.. ..... $650,000          

1st    M.,    s.    f.,    gold)  1893         6gJ-J  650000    (Jan  1    iqOT 

($1,000)  ($l,500,OoW  1  Trustee,  Guaranty  Trust,  NY    1  JaSi  lj  \Q13 

Entire  Issue  subject  to  call  Jan.  1,  1903,  or  any  Jan.  1  thereafter 
from  Jan.  1, 1904,  to  Jan.  1, 1913,  one-tenth  of  the  loan  must  be  paid 
yearly.  Bonds  to  be  called  and  paid  in  numerical  order. 

Bond»-Under  terms  of  the  mortgage  of  1893  for  $1,500,000,  bonds 
may  be  Issued  for  extension  of  and  additions  to  the  mortgaged  property 
at  rate  of  not  more  than  70  per  cent  of  the  cost  of  such  addition  and  ex. 
tensions,  and  the  bonds  at  any  time  Issued  shall  not  exceed  $20,000  per 
mile  for  each  mile  of  road  constructed,  equipped  and  In  operation  On 
mileage  of  Jan.,  1896,  $840,000  could  be  issued,  but  of  this  $190,000 
was  in  the  hands  of  the  trustee  to  be  sold  only  for  new  property  A'fter 
debtreaches$l,000,000no  bonds  can  be  Issued  unless  the  net  earnings 
for  preceding  12  mouths  are  sufficient  to  pay  12  per  cent  on  all  bonds 
outstanding  and  12  per  cent  on  the  bonds  proposed  to  be  issued. 

ROAD— The  company  operates  42  miles  of  track. 


Miles. 

Single  track 29 

Second  track 13 


Miles. 


Total  track  operated... 

Weight  of  rails,  30  to  40  and  72  Ibs. 


OFFICERS— President,  A.  W.  MoCune :  Vice-President,  R.  C.  Chambers ; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer.  Joseph  S.  Wells;  Superintendent  and  Pur- 
chasing Agent,  W.  P.  Read. 


SALT   LAKE   RAPID   TRANSIT-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1890. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.      Interest.  Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Stock  $500,000  (par  $100)     $356,000          

IstmortgaKo 1890        6  F-A        350,000       Feb.  1, 1910 

Other  Indebtedness 70,000         

Interest  at  office  of  American  Loan  &  Trust  Company  (mortgage 
trustee),  Boston. 

ROAD — Operates  32  miles  of  track  on  26  milea  of  street. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1895,  gross,  $89,420;    net, 
$26,097.    In  1894  gross,  $110,538;  net,  $2 ',410. 

OFFICERS — President  and  General  Manager,  J.  S.  Cameron ;  Secretary 
C.  B.  Jack ;  Treasurer,  G.  S.  Ganuett ;  Superintendent  and  Purchatin 
Agent,  F.  McBroom. 


WEST    SIDE     RAPID    TRANSIT-An  electric 
steam  road. 

ROAD,   ETC. -Said  to  operate  12  miles  of  track.    Stock,  $300,000. 
Presldentand  General  Manager,  J.  G.  Jacobs;  Treasurer,  E.  W.  Wilson 


SAN    ANTONIO,    TEX. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  37,673;  IN  1880  WAS  20,550; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  12.256. 

ALAMO    HEIGHTS    RAILROAD-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Successor  to  San  Antonio  Rapid  Transit,  sold 
in  foreclosure  in  May,  1895.  Capital  stock  is  $62,000  (par,  $100.) 
There  are  $50,000  of  6  per  cent  bonds.  The  Franklin  Trust  Co.  of 
Brooklyn  is  trustee  of  the  mortgage.  Operates  S's  miles  of  track  on 
5  miles  of  street. 

OFFICERS— President,  C.  J.  Harwood;  Secretary,  B.  W.  Randall; 
Treasurer,  Sidney  K.  Buchanan. 


CITIZENS'  ELECTRIC   POWER  &  STREET 
RAILWAY. 

ROAD,  ETC.— Operate  13  miles  of  track.    Capital  stock,  $300,000 
first  mortgage,  $300,000.    President,  W.  J.  Clark. 


SAN  ANTONIO  STREET  RAILWAY- 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  in  May,  1874.  and  in  1890  absorbed 
the  Prospect  Hill  Street  Railway. 
STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.       Interest.    Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Stock  $1,000,000 $200,000       

(1885          7-A15  200,000  1905 

1st  mort.  $1,000  each  ...^Interest  payable  at  Atlantic  Trust  Co.,  New 
C    York  City,  and  San  Antonio. 

rv>n  mort    tiROO  Oon    n*  5 189°       6M-N  400,100      May  1,1920 

on.  moi  t.,  $6.00,000. .  c  *  gubj  to  caU  $2o,000  yearly  from  May  1,1 897 

ROAD— In  May,  1896,  was  operating  35  milts  of  track.  Rails  40,  45 
and  56  T. 

OFFICERS— President  and  Treasurer,  W.  H.  Weiss;  Vice-President, 
T.  C.  Frost ;  Secretary  and  Superintendent,  D.  D.  Willis. 


WEST   END  STREET   CAR   CO.-A  trolley  road. 

ROAD,  ETC.— Said  to  operate  5-8  miles  of  track  upon  4-8  miles  of 
street.  Stock,  $100,000 ;  bonds,  $16,000.  President  and  General  Man 
ager,  G.  W.  Russ;  Secretary,  J.  N.  Groesbeck;  Treasurer,  T.  W 
Smith ;  Superintendent  and  Purchasing  Agent,  F.  M.  Dowden. 


SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  298,997;  IN  1880  WAS  233,959; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  149,473. 

CALIFORNIA  STREET  CABLE- 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Feb.  8, 1877.    Annual  meeting  the  second 

Wednesday  in  July. 
STOCK  &  BONDS—        Dale.    Interest.       Outstanding.        Maturity. 

Stock  (par,  $100) Monthly.   {  10,°°°> *»"»•}     

1st  mortgage,  gold —     1890    5g.  J-J  $900,000      Jan.  1, 1915 

Dividends  have  been  50  cents  monthly. 
ROAD— Was  operating  May  1, 1896,  lUs  miles  of  track  on  5Hi  miles 

of  street. 
OFFICERS— President,  J.  B.  Stetson;  Vice-President,  A.  Borel ;  Score 

tary,  A.  Stetson;  Treasurer,  A.  Borel  &  Co.;  General  Manager  and 

Purchasing  Agent,  J.  W.  Harris. 
OFFICE— Corner  California  and  Hyde  streets,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


GEARY  STREET  PARK  &  OCEAN  RR.- 
A  cable  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  Nov.  5,  1878.  Annual  meeting  first 
Wednesday  after  second  Tuesday  in  April. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.    Interest.       Outstanding.     Maturity 

Stock  (par  $100) ( 10,000  shares, )   Seetext. 

(  $37-50  paid  in  S 
1st  mortgage  gold 1891    5gA-O          $671,000    Oct.  1,  1921 

Dividends  have  been  irregular.  In  1895  $3  per  share ;  in  1896  $2-50 
per  share  was  paid  in  five  dividends  of  50  cents  each. 

ROAD — On  Jan.  1, 1897,  owned  4  miles  of  double-track  cable  road 
laid  with  72  Ib.  steefrails. 

OFFICERS— President,  C.  F.Crocker;  Vice-President,  A.  Grant;  Sec- 
retary and  General  Manager,  J.  L.  Willcutt;  Treasurer,  N.  T.  Smith; 
Purclias'g  Agt.,  R.  P.  Schwerin.  Office,  532  Market  St.,  San  Francisco! 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


81 


MARKET  STREET  RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION— Formed  by  consolidation  of  a  number  of  companies, 
including  those  whese  bonds  an  In  the  table  below.  The  Hetropoli. 
tan  By.  has  also  been  merged.  (See  V.  61,  p.  750.)  Persona  identified 
with  the  Southern  Pacific  Ry.  Co.  are  largely  interested  In  this  com- 
pany. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—  Date.    Interest. 

BUM*  (par  *  100) Q-J  10 

Market  St.  Cable  By.,  1st  • 


M..91.000gold.:....o}1883 


eg.  j-j 

6A-O 

•;  M  -x 

b  j  -j 

8M-S 
6  J  -J 
6M-S 


Outstanding.      Maturity. 
918.75O.OOO  Jan.  1  l,'97,6Oo 

3,000,000 

Jan.  1,1913 

2,000.000 
10,000 

•00,000 

700.0OO 
25O.OOO 
650,000 

Apr.  2,  1918 
M.iv  1,  1:12:1 
Jan.  1.  1913 
Mar.  1,1912 
Jan.  1,  1914 
Mar.  1,  1914 

OuiBlbu»CableCo.  1st  M    188* 

•JdmurtKiuce 1893 

ParkACUffHoaselstM  1887 
Powell  Street  1st  M....  1887 
Park  A  Ocean  1st  M...  1884 
Ferries  A  Cliff  H.  1st  M  1889 
Market  Str.  Ky.  consol.. 

M.  for  $17,500,000  x.    1894 

Interest  Is  payable  at  Treasurer's  offlce,  San  Francisco. 

DIVIDENDS  of  SO  cents  per  share  are  paid  quarterly. 

ROAO— Company  on  May  1, 1896.  owned  track  as  follows : 

Roads  owned  i «  fee—         XUet. 

Main  Une  A  brohs.  (horse)...  31-86 

do.        do.         (trolley) .  74-98 

do.        do.         (cable)...  63-05 


5g.  M-S          3.143,000       Sept. 1,1924 


Koadt  owned  in  fee —        ililei. 
Mainline  A  brohs.  (steam)..   19-74 

Total  tingle  track 189-63 

Rails  37  to  744  Ibs.  to  yard. 
EARNINGS  -Fur  year  ending  December  31, 1895,  on  158  miles  gross, 
.151 ;  earnings  orer  operating  expenses,  91,091,398.    In  1894, 
«a  128  miles  operated,  gross,  92,958,436;  earnings  over  operating 
expenses.  9978.149. 

OFFICER*— President,  C.  F.  Crocker;  Vice-President,  H.  K.  Hunting 
ton ;  Secretary  and  Controller.  J.  L.  Wlllcutt;  Treasurer,  N.  T.  Smith. 
Purchasing  Agent,  B.  P.  Schwerln.     Office.  San  Francisco,  Cal. 
IHOEX-V.  61.  p.  750. 


PRESIDIO  &  FERRIES  RAILROAD-An  anlmal( 
ftTt~i  and  cable  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Jan.  6, 18*2.    Annual  meeting  the  fourth 
Friday  In  January. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—        Dot*.    Interest.        Outstanding.  Maturity. 

Stock  (par.  9100) 

1st  mort.,  9250.000 

ROAD— In  May,  1896,  wa* operating  11  >•  mile*  of  road  as  follows: 
Cable,  74  miles ;  horse,  3  miles;  •team,  2  miles;  total  track,  114  mile*. 

OFFICERS—  President,  O.  A.  Xewhall;   Secretary,  John  B.  Leighton; 
Office,  corner  Union  and  Sharp  street*.  San  Francisco. 


SUTRO    RAILROAD  CO.-A  trolley  roexJ. 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  to  build  ami  operate  a  road  on  Central 
Are.,  etc..  to  toe  CUM,  with  a  branch  line  to  the  Park  on  8th  Avenue. 

STOCK-  for.  wlHlAorunl.  ttutHtmsUstf 

Stock  910  9400.000  Seebelow* 

The  capital  stoek  U  divided  Into  4O.OOO  shares,  M  91O  a  share,  pay- 
able In  are  Instalment*.  There  are  to  be  no  bonds. 

ROAO.-The  road,  which  ls  5  miles  long,  was  opened  Jan  27.  1896. 

OfFiCERS-Presldent.  Adolph  Sutro;  Seereury.  Theodore  Krauss. 
Treasurer,  American  Bank  A  Trait  Co.;  Bnpt..  K.  M.  Tan  Frank. 


SAN  FRANCISCO  &  SAN  MATEO  RAIL- 
WAY-A  trolley  road. 

SALE-eold  IB  foreclosure  Apr.  11. 1896.  to  J.  A.  Buck  and  IT  Ohlandt 
for  9900.000.  It  is  a*M  BO  radical  change  will  be  made  at  present. 
Kxteaalve  Improvement*  aad  additions  are  propoesC 

Roo.  ETC. -Said  to  embrace  27  mlle«  of  track.  Ftnt  mortgage  was 
for  91.100.000.  For  year  enJlBg  May  11. 1896.  the  receiver  reported 
frees,  •aoa.609;  net,  924,435. 

OFFICER*— President.  A.  B.Spreckles;  Vlee-Fresldent,  John  A.  Buck; 
Secretary.  W-  Clayton:  Snpt.  and  Par.  Agent,  8.  B.  McLenlgan.  V. 
»!_•.  |.  •;- 1 


BONDS—  Hites.   Dale.    Interest.  Outstand'a    Maturity. 

1st  M.,$50O each, gold.      9          1892    6g.  A-O    9100,000          1922 

ROAD — Owns  from  Saratoga  to  the  lake,  the  race  track  and  to  Geyser- 
vllle,  9  miles  of  road;  gldlnga,  1-1  miles;  total  track,  10-1  miles 
Rails.  35  and  50  Ibs. 

For  years  ending  June  30  earnings  were  as  follows : 

189V       1894. 

Gross  earnings.  $24,499  92O.7OO 
Net  earnings....  3.336  12.915 
Interest  paid...  7,726  3,186 


1895.    1894 

Taxes 9776     $488 

Balance def.5,166    sur.9,241 

Total  surplus...  12,757         17,923 


-V.  62,  p.  553;  V.  63,  p.  155. 


SAVANNAH,    GA. 

POPDLATIOX  1890  WAS  43,189;  IN' 1880  WAS  30,709; 
AMD  IS  1870  WAS  28.235. 

CITY   &.   SUBURBAN    RR.— A  steam  and  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  In  April,  1882. 

Col.  John  Screven  was  appointed  temporary  receiver  April  19, 1895, 
on  charges  of  mismanagement,  etc.  See  V.  60,  p.  748.  On  May  11, 
1895,  this  receiver  was  discharged  upon  the  filing  by  the  company  of  a 
bond  for  9250,000  to  guarantee  the  bondholders  against  any  loss 
through  bad  management.  The  matter  of  the  ownership  of  the  over- 
head and  underground  electrical  equipment  and  of  two  miles  or  more 
of  rails  which  have  been  laid  along  the  line,  the  ownership  of  which  is 
claimed  by  George  Parsons,  was  left  to  be  adjudicated  at  regular  term 
of  Court ;  to  Aug.,  1896,  nothing  had  been  settled.  Interest  on  bonds 
has  been  regularly  paid. 

Dale.       Interest.  Outstanding.       Maturity. 

950,000 

1882    7  M-N  200,000   Jan.  1, 1902 

1983    7Q-F  50,000         1903 


STOCK  & 
Stock  (par  I 
l»t  mortgage. 

J.I  iii.>rttMk-i- 

Other  Indebtedness. 


(1) 


SUTTER  STREET   R  AI LW  A  Y-A  cable  road. 

O«OANiZATiOi»--CharteredDee.22. 1887.  Annual  meeting  the  second 
Monday  In  June. 

STOCK  A  BONDS-     Dolt.    Imttntt.  OuMtmMmg.  Maturity. 

Stock  (par,  9100,  ij-M  IS      {*°jjgj  *JJ~- J  Junel6.18»6 

lstM..C..91.000  each  1888    6  M-M  900O.W         May  1. 1918 

Tnutee Is  California  Tti  le.  IB*.  A  Trust  Co.  of  San  Francisco. 

Sabfeet  to  call  at  pe^  930.000  yeariy.beffiBBing  May  1.1908.  If  so 
•ItoeJ  by  the  company,  directors.  No*.  1  to  SO  to  be  called  flrst 
•ad  the  ctken  m  the  order  of  their  amber*. 

•'-/•    In  14U.  5  p.  e.;  In  1894. 5  p.  c.;  ta  U8O,  4  p.  e.;  In  1896. 
Mar..  1  p.  .-.;  June,  1  p.  c. 

ROAO-  In  Nov..  ISM,  the  company  owned  track  as  follows  : 


tttUs. 

Oable  road  i  Iron  aad  cement)  5-75 

do          «-.-., ml  track....  5'7S 

Rail*  I.I 


Hone  toad.. 


XUes. 

..     -68 


y,A.K. 
Purchasing  Agent,  J.  Bemolds. 


Total  owned  In  fee 12-18 

B.  F.  Morrow;  Vice- President.  J.  I,.  Schmltt; 
;  Treasurer.  M.  Sohmltt;  Saperlntendent  and 


SARATOGA,   N.  Y. 

'l  .  it  1880  WAJ  10.820; 
A*D  at  187O  WAS  8,537. 

UNION  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY. -A  trolley  road. 

OmUm/ATio*— Chartered  !»ov.  11,  1>49O.  and  road  completed  July  1. 
1891.  About  four-tttth*  the  line  ls  constructed  Bpoa  land  purchased  la 
The  Saratoga  Rleetric  BaJI  w,y  wa*  purchased  and  merged. 

SALE-SOW  In  feiSBlniini  In  Julr.  1895.  to  Bertron  A  Storrs  of  Sew 
Tort,  subject  to  the  irst  mortgage  of  9100.OOO. 


first  mortgage  try  lee,  T.  M.  Cunningham.  Interest  payable  In  Sa- 
.  .  .:..i!i- 

Static— The  stock  Is  950.000,  or  5OO  shares,  of  which  In  May,  189S, 
George  Parsons  held  179,  J.  X.  Harriman  155,  Henry  Parsons  100, 
Savannah  Investment  Company,  40,  scattering  26. 

ROAD— Operated  about  14  miles  of  track,  of  which  about  5  miles 
steam  aad  the  remainder  trolley.  About  two-thirds  of  the  track  is  In 
the  city— the  rest  ls  suburban. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— The  annual  report  of  President  Johnston,  presented 
to  stockholders  In  January,  1895,  Khnwed  that  the  earnings  of  the  com- 
pany for  the  last  fiscal  year  were  lo.«  than  the  average  of  the  two  pre- 
vious yean;  In  fact,  that  there  had  been  a  serious  falling  off  In  the 
earnings,  and  that  the  property  ha<l  been  operated  at  a  loss.  He  attrib- 
uted this  to  the  bad  times  financially,  inn!  the  rate  war  with  the  rival 
company,  the  Savannah  Electric  Railway  Company. 

This  report  was  quoted  fully  In  the  SCPIM.EMKXT  for  May,  1895. 

OFFICERS—  President.  James  H.  Johnston;  Vice- President,  Henry 
Parson*;  Secretary,  E.  J.  Thomas;  Treasurer,  E.  F.  Schuiltt.  Director* 
(rlected  February,  1896),  J.  II.  Juhn-.t<>u,  Ilrury  Parsons,  E.  J. 
Thomas,  J.  X.  Harriman,  Luke  C'ar-mi.  C.  H.  Hardee,  J.  B.  Squires.— V. 
60.  p.  748.835.  -~ 

SAVANNAH   TRACTION    CO.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION.— Successor  to  the  Savannah  Electric  By.  sold  In  fore 
closure  Jan.  5, 1897.  V.  64,  p.  85.  The  Savannah  Electric  Railway 
Covpany  was  Incorporated  Dec.  9,  1890,  and  on  Sept.  5,  1893,  ab- 
sorbed the  Savannah  Street  Bit.,  successor  to  the  Savannah  Street  A 
Rural  Resort  Kit  Co.,  Incorporated  Sept,  22, 1883. 

The  Savannah  Electric  Bondholden  Committee  consisted  of:  Le 
Roy  Myers.  H.  P.  Smart.  H.  It.  Hull  and  M.  A.  O'Byrne.  It  Is  bot  yet 
known  what  securities  the  new  company  will  Issue. 

ROAD— Said  to  operate  35  mile*  of  track. 

RECEIVERS'  REPORT— See  report  to  June  30,  1896,  In  V.  63,  p.  267, 
•howlng  surplus  earnings  to  that  date  of  97,901;  fares  are  now  on  a 
3-cent  basts.  From  January  7,  1895,  to  February  29,  1896  (13\ 
months),  grow.  905,412;  net,  912.101;  taxes,  Ins.,  etc.,  97,439;  bal., 
surpl as.  94.669.  In  1 894-5,  same  period,  gross,  9102, 102;  not,  97,83 1 ; 
taxes,  Ins.,  etc.,  97,679;  bal.,  surplus,  9152. 

INDEX— (Sav.  Eleo.  also)    V.  63,  p.  155,  190,  267,  1011;  V.  61,  p. 


SAVANNAH    THUNDERBOLT  &    ISLE    OF 
HOPE    R  AIL  W  A  Y-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Controlled  In  same  Interest  as  the  City  A  Suburban. 
ROAD— 9>*  mile*  of  track. 


SCHENECTADY,    N.    Y. 

PorOLATiox  189O  WAS  19,857:  ix  1880  WAS  13,655; 
AND  in  187O  WAS  11,026. 

SCHENECTADY    R  AILW  A  Y-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— A  reorganization  In  February,  1893,  of  the  Schenoo- 
tady  Street  Railway  Co.,  which  was  chartered  In  1886. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—         Dale.       Interest.      Oittsland'g.       Maturity. 

Stock,  par  9100 $300,000       

1st  M..  93OO.OOO,  gold,  (  1895       5g.  J-J         22'J,»93       Jan.  1,  1925 

91.OOO o*  }  Interest  at  Merc.  Trust  Co..  N.  Y.,  trustee. 

Bills  payable  June  30, 1896, 912,500;  stock  Issued  and  returned  to 
treasury,  9100,067. 

Fints  of  1895  are  secured  In  part  by  $79,7OO  ntock  of  Schencotady 
Illuminating  Co.  deposited  as  collateral.    Interest  paid  free  of  taxes. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


ROAD— Single  track  main  line  Brandywlne  to  Bellevue  i- 
Mcnnd  truck  and  sidings,  '7  mile    total  of  all  track  June  30, 1896.  4-87 
mile*.    Rails.  65  and  00  His. 

LATEST  EARNINGS  Present  company  took  charge  In  February,  1895. 
Earnings  for  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $32,958;  deficit  under 
operating  expense*,  $2,477;  other  Income,  $19,163;  Interest,  taxes. 
etc.,  $12,634;  balance,  surplus,  $4,052. 

OFFICERS— President,  William  Henry  White;  Vloe-Presldent  and 
Manager,  George  W.  Jones;  Secretary,  W.  P.  Esgelstyn;  Treasurer. 
J.  I'.  Ord.  The  new  directors  are  P.  F.  Kobbe,  William  Heury 
White,  A.  O.  MaoAndrew,  George  W.  Hcbard,  Lewis  L.  Clark  and 
Charles  A.  Lleb,  of  New  York  City;  Joseph  P.  Ord,  George  W.  Jones 
and  John  Kruesl,  of  Schenectady.— V.  60,  p.  303;  V.  63,  p.  71 6. 


SCRANTON,    PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  75,215;  IN  1880  WAS  45,850; 
ANI>  IN  1870  WAS  35,092. 

SCRANTON    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  in  1896,  and  on  Jan.  1, 1897,  assumed 
all  the  assets  and  liabilities  of  the  Scranton  Traction  Co.  (capital 
$2,000,000),  whose  stockholders  were  offered  exchange,  share  for 
share,  in  the  stock  of  the  new  company.— V.  63,  p.  1064 ;  V.  64,  p.  85. 

The  fol'owli  g  companies  have  been  merged  with  the  Railway  Co.: 
People's  Street  Ry.,  Scranton  Passenger  Ry.,  Scranton  Suburban  Ry., 
and  Valley  Passenger  Ry.  The  Scranton  Railway  retains  the  special 
charter  of  the  old  People's  St.  Ry.  of  Luzerne  County,  granted  in  1865. 
The  outline  of  the  city  Is  especially  adapted  to  street  railway  business, 
being  only  two  miles  wide  and  extending  seven  miles  in  length,  be- 
tween two  mountains,  with  no  outlets  except  up  and  down  the  valley, 
all  of  which  are  controlled  by  this  company. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—     Pur.  Date.  Interest.    Oiitstand'g.        Maturity. 

Stock  ($6,000,000)..    $50    $2,500,000      

Scrantou  Trac.  1st)  1>000  1892    Cg-M_N    i(ooo,000        Nov.  1,1932 

go'id  no  option  c;  $IuterC8tx  at  E-  W'  Clnrk  &  Co"  Philadelphia. 
Scran.'pax.Ky.letM.l.OOO  1890    6     M-N         100,000         May  1,  1920 
Scrauton  Sub.  1st  >  500&018UO    6g.M-N         200,000  190!) 

M.,tr..gu.,p.&l.c*  J  Trustee,  Farmers'  L.  &  T.  Co.,N.  Y. 
Pcop'sSiHy.lstM.g.1,0001888    6g.  F-A         200,000 

Do         gen. M.,  gold  ....  1891    6g.  J-D         100.000 
Scranton  Ry.M., $2,500,- >  1897    5g.  J-J         900,000 


Aug.  1.  1918 
Dec.  1,  1921 
Nov.  1, 1932 


OOO.fiold S  Trustee,  Continental  Trust,  N.  Y.  City. 


x  Free  of  United  States  and  Pennsylvania  State  taxes. 

STOCK— Authorized  stock  of  Scrantou  Railway  Co.  is  $6,000,000.— 
V.  63,  p.  1064. 

Bonds— The  bonds  of  1892  cover  all  the  property  of  old  Traction 
Co.,  Including  its  stock  in  the  People's  Street  Railway  Co.  (this  stock 
being  deposited  with  the  trustee  of  the  mortgage).  Trustee  of  Trac- 
tion Co.'s  mortgage  is  Fidelity  Ins.  Trust  &  Safe  Dep.  Co.  of  Phila. 

Scrantou  Ry.  mortgage  5s  of  1897  for  $1,600,000  are  reserved  to  re- 
tire prior  bonds  at  maturity. 

ROAD— Owns  and  operates  all  the  street  roads  of  Scranton,  having 
an  aggregate  mileage  as  follows : 


Otriitil—  tales. 

People's  Street  Railway 25 

Valley  Passenger  Railway —   81" 


Leased-  Miles. 

Scranton  &  Pittston •. 12 

Scranton  &  Carbondale 5 

Lackawanna  Val.  Trac...         ..  1 


Total  owned 33*2       Total  operated 1 

EARNINGS— Operations  of  the  lines  now  composing  the  Scranton  Rail. 

way,  not  including  the  suburban  lines,  hare  been  as  follows  for  the 

year  ending  Dec.  31, 1896: 

Gross .$353,814  I  Fixed  charges lum  O-K 

Operating  expenses 185,508  I  Taxes,  &o Jfld4,2o5 

,Net $168,306  |  Balance,  surp.  for  year..  $34,031 

The  following  shows  growth  of  company's  business: 


Uross  earn'gs  1895 $299,322 

"       1894 253,687 

••        1893 228,462 


Gross  earnings  1892 $190,531 

1891 161,541 

1890 158,031 


OFFICERS—  Scranton  Railway—  President.  C.  M.  Clark;  Vice-Presi- 
dent, J.  P.  Ilsley ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  C.  Ford  Stevens,  Bullitt 
Building,  Phlla.;  General  Manager,  Frank  Sllliman,  Jr.,  Scranton.  Pa. 
Transfer  Agent*  of  Slock— E.  W.  Clark  &  Co.,  Phila.  Registrar  of  Stock  - 
Provident  Life  <fe  Trust  Co.,  Phlla. 

DIRECTORS— C.  M.  Clark,  J.  P.  Ilsley.E.W.Claik,  Jr.,  C.  Ford  Stevens 
Frank  Sllliman,  Jr.,  Timothy  Burke  and  Horace  E.  Hand  — V  63  p' 
1064;  \.64.p.85. 

SCRANTON  TRACTION-This  company  formerly  con- 
trolled all  the  street  railways  in  Scranton  and  suburbs,  but  was  suc- 
ceeded on  Jan.  1,  1897,  by  the  Scranton  Railway— which  see  above. 
Capital  stock  was  $2,000,000;  funded  debt,  $1,000,000. 

PEOPLE'S  STREET  RAILWAY-See  Scranton 
Railway. 

Interest  is  payable  at  the  Farmers'  Loan  &  Trust  Co.,  New  York  City, 

.Stoch-The  stock  Is  $600,000,  and  of  this  $583,300  is  owned  by  Scran- 
ton Traction  Company. 

ROAD— Owns  and  leases  25  miles  of  track. 

SCRANTON  PASSENGER  RAILWAY-See 
Scrantou  Railway. 

SCRANTON  SUBURBAN  RAILWAY-See 
Scranton  Railway. 

SCRANTON  RAILWAY  SYSTEM-SCRANTON 
&  CARBONDALE  TRACTIO^-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  In  February,  1893.  The  Scranton 
Traction  (now  Hallway)  leases  this  company  for  fifty  years  and  oper- 
ates the  road  and  furnishes  the  power.  Surplus  earnings  over  interest 
charge*  and  taxes  are  divided,  one-third  to  Scranton  Railway  Co. 
and  two-thirds  to  Scranton  A-  Ciirbondulc  Co. 


STOCK  &  BONOS—      Mile*.  Dale.    Interest.    Ontslaiul'o.    Maturity. 

Stock $5OO,OOO       

1st    mortgage,    gold,(    5       1893    6g.  J-J      150,000    Jan.  1,  1923 

$1.0OO o&rt  Interest  x  at  Union  Tr.  Co.,  Phila.,  and  Lacka- 

x  Free  of  State  tax.    (  wanna  Tr.  &  Safe  Dep.  Co.,  trus.,  Soranton,  Pa. 

Hands — The  bonds  are  not  subject  to  call. 

ROAD— Owns  road  extending  from  Scranton  to  Arohbald,  Pa.,  about 
5  miles;  connects  at  Archbald  with  the  Carbondale  Railway  Compa- 
ny's road  to  Carboudale. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Earnings  have  been  a» 
follows : 

Oroi*.  Net.  Charge*.     Sal.,  nir. 

1895-96 989,876  $21.380  $9,914  $11,466- 

1894-95 34,210  18,047  9,866  8,181 

OFFICERS— President,  George  A.Fletcher;  Secretary,  Percy  S.  Bick- 
more;  Treasurer.  George  L.  Mitchell. 

SCRANTON  RAILWAY  SYSTEM-8CRANTON 
A  PITTSTON  TRACTION.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION -Chartered  Sept.,  1893,  and  on  Oct.  5,  1893,leas<a 
for  50  years  to  Scrauton  Traction  (now  Railway)  Co.  The  Pittston 
Company  owns  the  entire  capital  stock  of  the  Lackawanna  Street 
Railway  and  the  Pittston  Jenkins  &  Avoca  Street  Railway,  and  a 
majority  of  the  capital  stock  of  the  Pittston  Suburban  Passenger 
Railway,  operating  their  properties  under  lease. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Miles.    Datt.    Interest.     Outstand'a       Maturity. 

Stock  (par  $100) $1,050,000 

Mnrt.  $525,000,  g.,t  15  1893  6g.  A-O  29t»,5OO  Oct.  i,  1923 
$1,000  ft  $500  o*  }  Interest  (x)  at  Union  Trust  (Trustee),  Phila.  Nos 
gu.  by  Scran.  Tr.  (  1  to  400  $1,000  each  and  Nos.  401  to  650  $500. 


x  Both  principal  and  interest  are  payable  free  from  all  United  States 
and  State  of  Pennsylvania  taxes. 

The  mortgage  oo  versall  the  company's  property,  including  leaseholds, 
equipment,  franchises,  etc.  In  August,  1896,  $296, 500  of  bonds  were* 
outstanding  and  guar.  by  Scranton  Trac.  (now  Railway)  Co.  Sink,  fund 
$5,000  yeaily  after  Oct.  1, 1896,  for  redemption  of  bonds  at  maturity. 

ROAD-Operates  12  miles  of  track,  uniting  Scranton  with  Greenwood, 
Moosic  and  Taylorville,  Avoca,  Pittston  and  Readham. 

LEASE— Under  its  lease  the  Scranton  Traction  (now  Railway)  Co 
guarantees  the  interest  and  principal  on  $25,000  per  mile  of  this  com 
pany's  bonds,  and  any  surplus  earnings  after  paying  all  taxes,  insur- 
ance, interest  on  bonds  guaranteed,  etc.,  shall  be  divided  between  the- 
lessor  and  the  lessee,  one-fourth  to  the  Scranton  Traction  (now  Kail 
way)  and  three-fourths  to  Scranton  &  Pittston  Traction. 

EARNINGS— 3  mos.  Gross,  Net.  Interest.     Sa'.,sur 

July  1  to  Sept.  30,  1896... $19,352  $9,028  $4,446  $4,582: 

OFFICERS— President,  L.  A.  Watres;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  C.  II. 
Mullin.-V.  63,  p.  515. 

VALLEY  PASSENGER  RAILWAY Y-8ce  Scran- 
ton Railway. 


CITIZENS'  STREET  RAILWAY  OF  LACK- 
AWANNA COUNTY-  To  be  a  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Chartered  in  June,  1896,  to  build  a  road  about 
30  miles  long  "  to  and  around  Scrauton."  Capital  stock,  $200,000 

SEATTLE,    WASH. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  42,837;  AND  IN  1880  WAS  3,533. 

FRONT   STREET   CABLE    RY.- 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— This  road  is  in  the  hands  of  O.  D.  Colvin  as 
receiver.  Line  runs  from  First  (formerly  Front)  St.  and  King  St..  up- 
First  and  then  Second  Avenues;  3  miles  of  double  track.  In  1896 
carried  798,996  pasiengerp,  and  gross  receipts  were  $38,017. 


GRANT  STREET  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY-A. 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION-— Chartered  in  1891.  Capital  stock,  $125,000.  Bonds 
$125,000.  Operates  5>a  miles  of  track.  In  year  1896  carried  417-OsO 
passengers.  Road  is  in  the  hands  of  W.  J.  Granibs,  as  receiver.  Presi- 
dent and  Gen.  Man.,  F.  E.  Sanders 


GREEN  LAKE  ELECTRIC  RY.  -A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION. — Chartered  in  1889  till  1915.  The  road  Is  leased  to 
Seattle  Consol.  St.  Ry.  at  a  nominal  rental.  Stock  (auth.  $70,OOO), 
issued  $60,000;  Istmort.  *50,000,  gold,  1891, 6  g.,  J.  &  J.,  due  Jan.  1^ 
1912.  are  outstanding  only  as  collateral  for  an  indebtedness  of  about 
$17,000.  Owns  4-86  miles  of  track. 


MADISON   STREET    CABLE    RAILWAY- 

ORQ  ANIZATION. — Chartered  in  1889.  Controls  the  South  Seattle  Cable 
Railway.  Capital  stock,  $750,000.  Bonds,  $450,000  of  6  p.  c.  firsts, 
dated  1890,  due  1910;  interest,  A.  &  O.  Operate  7>4  miles  of  track 
upon  3'6  miles  of  street.  In  year  1896  carried  1,160,355  passengers. 
President,  H.  G-  Struve. 


SEATTLE  CITY  RAILWAY-A  cable  road. 

REORGANIZATION— In  May,  1896,  road  was  still  in  receiver's  bauds- 
Foreclosure  sale  wss  expected  about  Aug.  15.  A  committee,  Winthroi> 
Smith  and  J.  W.  Longstreth  of  Philadelphia,  and  Albert  Stone  of 
Boston,  are  preparing  a  reorganization  plau. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS—  Miles.    Date.    Interest.   Oiitxluiiit'g.    Maturity. 

Stock $600.000    

IstM.,  $600,000,  g...         5         1890    6g.A-O      443,000     Oct.  1,  191O 

Interest  is  in  default;  Central  Trust  Co.  mortgage  trustee. 

ROAD — Owns  about  5  miles  of  cable  road  on  5  miles  of  street  in 
Seattle,  known  as  the  Yesler  Avenue  and  Jackson  Street  lines. 

RECEIVER  is  W.  A.  Underwood,  40  Wall  St.,  New  York.— V.  62,  i>.  950 


SEATTLE    TRACTION    CO. -A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— A  reorganization  of  the  Seattle  Consolidated  St  Ky. 
sold  in  foreclosure  Dec.  1, 1896. 
Securities  of  the  old  company  were  treated  as  follows: 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


83 


OU  to and  receive -> 

Seeurili*!.              cu~fi.  t>t#  1st  m.  "A"  bond!.  "B"  bonitt.    Slock. 
First  mortgage.$1.000.. None.    $1.OOO       

Lossofini.toOef98..None. $2  for$l       

•eooad  murl.  fl.OOO...  $IOO           $5O              >-«>            $5OO  $5OO 

Floatin*  debt, $1,000...     100             50                5O               5OO  5OO 

Stock,  $100 2-50    25 

The  detail*  of  the  pl»n  were  given  in  V.  61,  p.  612, 968. 1118. 

NEW  STOCK  4  BONDS—      Date.    Intereit.     Oulttitniliiia.     Maturity. 

Stock.  »1.000.000 $1.000,000          

Seattle  Electric  By.  *j     189O     6A-O        $381,OOO       Apr.  1. 1910 

Power  lit  mortgage..  ( IlllnoU  Trust  A  Sav.  Bank  (trustee).  Chicago. 
Seattle  Traction  1st  mort  6*  (to  be  non  cum.  income*  (or 

4  rear*) $157.OOO 

Seattle  Traction  let  mort.  6*.  tunable  for  betterment!  and 

new  road— Interact  to  be  a  fixed  charge 543. OOO 

Seattle  Traction  Income  2d  mort.  6s  -  Series  "A."  about 1,091,780 

Seattle  Traction  laeome  2d  mort.  6*.— Series  "B" Bee  V.  61,  p.  612 

EARNINGS— For  the  six  months  ending  Deo.  31, 1895,  and  1S94: 

•  ;••.<  Ores*.     Oa.fi.Aiait*.         \t/.  Interest.      Ral.,drf. 

1895 $34.426       $36.463       def.r2.037       $31.O82       $33,119 

1894., 45.502          39,638       net     5.8B4          iO,157          24.293 

ROAD— Owns  13-71  miles  of  track  and  leases  4-68  mile*.  In  year  1S96 
carried  1.315.-32  passengers. 

INDEX-V.  63,  p.  116.  230.  1011,  1O64;  V.  64.  p.  235. 

SEATTLE     &      RAINIER     BEACH      RAIL- 
WAY—A trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— A  reorganization  in  1895  of  the  Rainier  Avenue 
Electric  Railway,  sold  In  foreclosure.    Franchise  runs  till  1915. 

OS—  Dal*.      lnUrett.    Outttanfg.     Maturity. 

S.$ioo(   ....  $20.000  '  "... 

rirat    mortgagr.   $40,000$  1895       5  F-A          40,000       Aug.  1.19O1 

(par,  $5,000) <  Interest  atSeattle.Waah. 

ROAD— Operates  11 4  miles  of  track,  of  which  4  mile*  were  built  in 
1896.    Ball*.  30-45  Ib.  T  and  girder. 


UNION  TRUNK  LINE-An  electric  and  cable  road. 

ORGANIZATION  -Chartered  In  189O. 

STOCK  d  BONDS-  Dal*.  InUrett.  OuManding.  Maturity. 

Stock  (par.  »100i $1.OOO.OOO  

lstM-.99OO.000.cold.  t  1891  6g.J-J  500.OOO  Jan.  1,  1911 

$1.000. e.'  { Interest  at  Central  Tr.  Co..  trustee,  N.  Y.  city. 

ROAD— Operate*  13-64  mile*  of  electric  and  1-36  mile*  of  cable  road. 

OFFICERS— President.  M.  II.  Young;  Vlee-PreaMcnt.  F.  R.  Banders; 
fleerelary,  J.  D.  Ixiwmau.  Treasurer,  R,  R.  Spencer. 

WEST   SEATTLE   CABLE- 

OR3ANIZATION— Capital  stock.  $150.000.  Bald  to  operate  2  mile*  of 
track.  President.  II.  8.  King. 


WEST    STREET    A     NORTH     END 
TRIC    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 


STOCK  db  BONO*— 


•300.000,  g 

Sinking  fa  ad  com 

to  be  used  In 


DmU. 

!-•«, 


/'ilere*. 


$1 


ELEC- 
Maluritf. 


6M-6  900,000       Sept.  1910 

•area  1. 1896. 10  per  cent  of  net  earnings 
I  bonds  at  aot  above  110  and  Interest 
ROAD— To  operate  10  miles  of  road  on  6  mile*  of  street. 
EARHIIIM    Fee  year  ending  Dee.  SI.  1890,  gross.  $99.737;   net, 
$11.706.    Paseeagers  carried  la  1896.  440.000. 

OFFICER*— President  aad  Treasurer.  8.  W.  •ham'slna;  Vtce-Presi 
dsnt.  B.  Pelly ;  Secretary.  W.  A,  Walther;  General  Manager  and  Por- 
ahaelng  Ageat.  O 


WOODLANDPARK  ELECTRIC  RAILWA Y- 
ORO  AN  IZATION— Capital  stock.   It).     Hoods,  •SO.OOO.    Operates  14 
•lies  of  track.    President  and  General  Manager.  O.  C.  nnner. 


SEDALIA,   MO. 

PorcLATloi  1890  WAS  14.058;  is  188O  WAS  9.561  ; 


in   187O  WAS  4.560. 


POWER- 

Jfal»rit* 


ELECTRIC  RAILWAY   LIGHT  A 

STOCK  dt  BQN06  I**,     l*ltr*tt.    OnMsMs 

-.•oo.oiio.  par  $100  .....  JJJ60. 

Mortgage,  gold.  ...........      1892      6g.  F-A  100.000  Aug.  1.1912 

Bobjeet  to  call  "on  any  Interest  day  after  1897  by  payment  of  4  per 
esat  premium,  and  en  any  Interest  day  after  1907  by  «r»t  giving  0 
day*  notice."  SlakUg  toad  of  5  per  cent  of  whole  loea  Is  to  be  paid  to 
trastee  In  1908  awl  eaek  year  tbereeiter  tar  teal  redemption  of  bonds 

UtsnetparakleatrovrUNat.  Baak.  M.  Y.Ctty. 

Mortgage  trastee  to  the  Kansas  Lo*>  *  Trust  Co.  of  Topeka,  Kan. 

July  1  toDee.3l.lH96.6-Mi-itke.greee.911.94>;  nei.8l2.9SB. 


For  year  ending  Jaly  31.  1*96.  groes,  $41.906;  net.  $2 1.94 1 
Operates  13  miles  of  single  track. 

n  t,  W.  K.  Sterae ;  Secretary .  Treasurer,  General 
r  aad  Parehaslnr  Ageat.  D.  C. 


SHAMOKIN,  PA. 

roriUATio-i  n  189O  WAI  14.4O3;  IK  1880  WAS  8,184; 
IK  ISTOwsa  4.390. 

SHAMOKIN    A     MT.    CARMEL    ELECTRIC 
RAILW^AY- 

OmAsizATiON  -  Chartered  In  1892. 

STOCK  A  BOND*-  /*•<«.      l*l*rt#.      OuMandtng.       Maturity. 

tteek... 6220.000     

Bonrt* (I)  6p.e.  MM..HH.  (t) 

Bills  payable  J-M30.-99 10.518      

ROAO-ln  Jane.  1895.  was  IB  operation  from  Shamokln  to  LogsrlUe, 
Ridge,  Mt.  CBtmel.  OaBBlagham  aad  Oentralla.    16>-  mllee. 


For  year  nartlag  Jaae  30, 1896,  groes  earalngs.  $56.224;  net.  $30,672; 
Interest  aad  taxes,  ete,  $26,664;  bal.,  sur.  for  year.  64.008. 
Presldeat,  O.  M.  Smith;  Seer-tar-.  II.  R.  Saavely;  Treasurer.  0.  Smith. 


SHARON,    PA. 

•    POPULATION  1890  WAS  7,459;  is  1880  WAS  5,684; 
AMI  IN  1870  WAS  4.221. 

VALLEY  STREET  RAILWA Y.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1895  to  succeed  Shou.  Val.  St.  Ry  . 

SECURITIES— On  June  30,  1896,  stock.  $130,000;  bonds,  875,000. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  June  3O,  1896,  gross,  $19,040;  net, 
¥4,105;  taxes,  etc.,  $5,199;  dividends,  $  1,500;  ual.,  def  for  year 
$2.594.  In  1894-5.  gross.  $5.250. 

ROAD — The  road  extends  from  the  borough  of  Sharon,  through  the 
town  of  North  Hickory,  aud  the  borough  of  SharpsvUle,  the  length  of 
road  being  4-45  miles;  gauge  of  track  5  feet  2«a  Inches. 

OFFICERS— President,  A.  M.  Jolly;  Secretary,  A.  R.  Lyda,  Beaver 
Falls;  Treasurer,  A.  McDowell.  Sharon. 


SING  SING,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  9,352;  IN  1880,  WAS  6,578 ; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  4.696. 

OSSINING  ELECTRIC  RAILWA Y- 
OROANIZATION— Chartered  April  30,  1892.  Securities,  etc.,  as  follow*. 
Stock  $100.000,  oar  8100.*  loo.ooo 

1st  mort  6s.  J-D 100,000 

(Dated  1893.  Due  1913) 


payable  June  3O. 

1895. 6.114 

ROAD— 2'76  miles  of  track. 


EARNINGS— Yearsending  June  30. 
1896.          1895. 

Gross 82O.716     $19,881 

Net 82O          1,195 

Charges 730         6,118 

Balance snr.  90  def.4,923 


All  deficits  up  to  June  30, 1896,  were  paid  by  the  stockholders. 
OFFICERS  -President,  A.  8.  Underbill ;  Secretary,  F.  L.  Young;  Treas- 
urer, 8.  E.  Tomklns;  Manager,  Jay  Cbauiplaln. 

SIOUX    CITY,     IOWA. 

POPULATION  189O  WAI  37.8O6;  IN  1880  WAS  7,366; 

VMI  IN  1870  WAS  3.401. 

CENTRAL    TRACTION    CO.-A  trolley  road. 
O  ROAN  IZATION  -Successor  to  the  Sioux  City  Cable  Ry.,  sold  In  fore- 
closure In  October,  1895.    Stock.  $15O,OOO ;  no  bonds.    Track,  7  miles. 

RIVERSIDE    PARK    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

SALE — Bold  In  foreclosure  In  November,  1895,  to  Baltimore  Trust  A 
Guarantee  Co..  trustee  for  flrst  mortgage  bondholders,  for  $338,000. 
In  August,  1896,  no  reorganization, had  been  accomplished. 

ROAD— Extends  a  distance  of  8-85  miles,  Including  \  mile  in  the  city 
leased  from  the  Slonx  City  Railway.-  V.  61.  p.  282. 

SIOUX  CITY  &  LEEDS  ELECTRIC  RAIL- 
WAY-A trolley  road. 

STOCK  <*  BONOS—  Dalt.    Inltrett.    OntitatuTg.        Maturity. 

Stock,  $200.000,  par  $100 (I) 

1st  mortgage,  gold 1892    6  gJ-J        $129.000       Jan..  1912 

Interest  was  payable  at  Oilman.  Son  A  Co.'s,  New  York  City. 

ROAD— In  August.  1899,  from  Sioux  City  to  Leeds,  about  9  miles. 

OFFICERS— President. O.  Darlington;  Sec.  and  Trees..  C.C.  Pnlroe. 


SIOUX  CITY  ELEVATED  RY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Successor  toBloux  City  Rapid  Transit,  sold  lu  fore- 
closure In  Feb.,  1895.  for  tSO.OOO.  Includes  6  miles  track,  of  which 
part  elevated.  President,  A.  M.  Jackson ;  Superintendent,  Win.  Miller. 

SIOUX   CITY   TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Chartered  In  May,  1894,  with  authorized  capi- 
tal of  tl.OOO.OOO  to  succeed  the  Sioux  City  Street  Railway,  sold  In 
foreclosure.  Capital  Issued,  8630.OOO.  of  which  $626,600  was  given 
In  exchange  for  $525,000  old  flrst  mortgage  bonds.  No  debt. 

ROAD— Owns  18-55  miles  of  track  on  13-21  miles  of  street. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— 11  mos.,>1896 Gross.  $71.739;   net.  $21.343 

Jan.Tto  Mov.  JO—          {1895 Gross,    71,733;   net,      8,806 

YEAR-S  EARNINGS—  For  year  ending  May  31, 1895,  gross  earning! 
were«S3.941;  not.  69,783;  passengers  earrled,  1.511.760. 

OFFICERS— President  (Sept.  1896).  M.  L.  Kohler.  Philadelphia;  Vice 
President,  A.  F.  Call.  Sioux  City ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  C.  B.  Old 
i.  Slonx  City. 


WASHINGTON  PARK  &  SPRING  GROVE. 
Stock.  $290,000.  par  $1OO,  Issued,  I  RoAD-Owns  3-9  mllee  of  track. 
•64.400.  No  bond*.  |  8  coaches  and  1  engine. 

SPENCER,   MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  8.747;  IX  1880  WAS  7,466; 

ADO  I*  1H70  wss  3.1)52. 

WARREN  BROOKFIELD  &  SPENCER  ST. 
RY.-A  I  rolley  toad. 

STOCK  dk  BONDS—  Dale.       Intern!.    OttMatuTa.  Maturity. 

Stock  (•15O.OOO) $150,000    

1st  M..  g..  $125.000,  s.  f.  f  1896       Sir.  M-N          68,000    Nov.  1,  1916 

aft  Nov.  l.*99(fl.OOO)e.)lBt  at  Infl  Trust  Co..  Boston,  Trustee. 

Sinking  fund  Is  $2,000  annually  on  and  after  Nov.  1,  1899. 

ROAD— Owned  In  Feb.,  1897, 13  miles  of  track  connecting  Warren, 
BrookflcM,  Spencer,  etc.  In  1 897  extensions  are  contemplated. 

EARNINGS—  From  June  26  to  Dec.  12,  1896,  gross,  $21,358;  net, 
$.1.746;  Interest  (6  months),  $1,700;  balance,  surplus,  $7,046. 


SPOKANE,  WASH. 

POPULATION  189O  WAR  19,922;  AMD  IK  189O  WAS  350 
ARLINGTON      HEIGHTS     MOTOR     RAIL- 
WAY-—2  miles  of  trolley  track.   Stock,  $5O,OOO.  President,  W. 
Htigheon. 

CITY  PARK  TRANSIT.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION    Chartered  In  July,  1889.    Franchise  runs  tin  1919 
Company  said  to  be  controlled  by  Washington  Power  Co. 


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STREET    RAILWAYS. 


STOCK  (NO  BONDS)—               Authorized.    Outstanding. 
BtockT  . $250.000          $250,000          Full  paid 

"  No  luoumbrancos  of  any  nature  on  the  property  "  Jan.  1, 1805. 

ROAD,  ETC.— Owns  and  operates  6  miles  of  trolley  track  In  the  city 
of  Spokane.  Rails  35-lb.  steel.  Company  baa  brick  and  stone  car 
bouse  and  offices  and  large  public  pavilion. 

OFFICERS— President,  D.  Glass;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  C.  Glass ; 
Superintendent,  J.  B.  Biles. 

SPOKANE  &  MONTROSE  MOTOR  RAIL- 
ROAD.—An  electric  railroad. 

ROAD,  ETC.— Said  to  operate  3 'i  miles  of  track.  Stock,  $50,000 ! 
par  $100.  1st  mortgage  6s,  H-S,  $40,000,  due  March  1,1902;  Trim. 
tee.  Provident  Trust  Co.,  of  Boston;  President  and  Gen.  Man.,  C.  Q. 
Boeder. 


SPRINGFIELD,  MO. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  21,850;  IN  1880  WAS  6,522; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  5,555. 

SPRINGFIELD   TRACTION    CO. 

ORGANIZATION.— Successor  in  1895  to  Metropolitan  Electric  Ky. 
Stock,  $400,000.  Said  to  operate  15-8  miles  of  track  on  12  miles  or 
stieets.  President,  George  W.  Parker. 


WASHINGTON  WATER  POWER  SYSTEM- 
SPOKANE  STREET  RAILWAY.  ETC.— 

ORGANIZATION— The  Washington  Water  Power  Company  controls 
the  following  companies,  which,  while  separate  corporations,  are 
treated  as  If  one  property :  Spokane  Street  Railway,  chartered  Dec.  13 
1886;  Spokane  Cable  Railway,  chartered  June  1,  1888;  Spokane 
Electric  Railway;  Ross  Park  Street  Railway.  The  securities  of  said 
companies  are  as  follows : 

STOCK  AND  BONDS—  Miles.  Date.     Interest.    Outstand'g.       Maturity 

Stock $500,000     

Spok.Ca.Ry.Co.lstM.,  >     ..    1888    6  g.  J  -  J      150,000    July  1, 1908 

fl5O,000,g..$l,OOO.o  ]  Sub|ectto  call  15  bonds*  y'rly  from  July  1, 1898 

8pok.8t.R>.Co.l8tM.,  >      ..    1891    6  g.  M-  S      350,000    Mar.  1,  1911 

9350,000,  g.,  $1,000.  J  Subject  to  call  35  bonds*  y'rly  from  Mar.  1. 1901 

^t'M^imiVmo^'^     ••    1891    6g.  M-N      100,000    Nov.  2, 1911 
»r  ,,  ti/..mi  i      S  Subject  to  call  10  bonds*  y'rly  from  Nov.  2, 1901 


SPRINGFIELD,  OHIO. 

SPRINGFIELD   RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1892. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.    Outstanding.    Maturity^ 

Stock  (par  $100) $1,000,000 

1st  niort.,  $500,000, gold..       1893    6g.  J-J  500,000  Jan"i"i93S 

Interest  at  Solicitors'  Loan  &  Tr.  (Trustee),  Phil. 

ROAD— Owns  In  fee  25  miles  of  track. 

OFFlCERS-President,  W.  B.  MoKinley;  Vice-President,  R.  S.  Hunter;. 
Secretary,  W.  8.  Hood ;  Treasurer.  W.  G.  MacFarland. 


Guar.  p.&l.  (end.) 


. 
Ross  Park  St.  Ry. 


40,000    June  17, 1910 

*  The  bonds  are  to  be  called  In  numerical  order  beginning  with  the 
bonds  of  lowest  number. 

Interest  Is  payable  at  Franklin  Trust  Company,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

Trustee  of  the  cable  mortgage  is  First  National  Bank  of  Spokane ;  of 
other  mortgages,  the  Franklin  Trust  Company. 

ROAD— System  consists  of  36  miles  of  trolley  road,  the  cable 
line  having  been  changed  to  trolley.  Rails  30  to  40  Ib.  T' 

OFFICERS— Elected  March,  1896:  President,  J.  D.Sherwood;  Vice- 
President,  F.  Lewis  Clark;  Sec.  and  Gen.  Man.,  D.  L.  Huntington. 


SPRINGFIELD,  ILL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  24,963 ;  IN  1880  WAS  19,743 ; 
AND  IN  1870  was  17,364. 

SPRINGFIELD       CONSOLIDATED       RAIL- 
WAY.—A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION.— A  consolidation  of  the  People's  Electric  Railway 
and  the  Springfield  City  Railway,  the  latter  incorporated  Feb.  18, 1861 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Miles.  Date.    Interest.  Outstand'g.       Maturity. 

St'k  ($750,000  auth.) $750,000       

People's  Elec.  1st  M 1891      6A-O       100,000      Apr.  1,1911 

Springfield  City  Ry.(     10       1890     6  M-S         143,000      Mar.  1. 1910 

1st  M.,   lawful-!  Subject  to  call  at  105  after  Mar.  1,1895 

money,  $l,000..c.  (  Interest  at  Mercantile  Trust,  N.  Y.  City. 

Bprlngfl'd  Con.  Ry.  (    22        1893    5g.  J-D      416,000      June  1,1933 

Consol.  mort.  for  <  Interest  at  Columbia  Trust  Co.  (Trustee),  Louis- 

$750,000  gold...  i    vllle,  Ky. 

Sufficient  bonds  of  '93  are  reserved  to  retire  all  prior  liens  at  maturity. 

ROAD— In  Feb.,  1897,    owned   24   miles   of   track  In  the  City  of 
Springfield.    Rails  40  and  60  Ib.  T. 

EARNINGS— For  calendar  year  1896,  gross,  $101,850;  net,  $39,442. 

OFFICERS-— President,   T.   J.   Minary;   Vice-President,  B.  Wilson 
Treasurer  and  General  Manager.  C.  K.  Minary. 


SPRINGFIELD,  VERMONT. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  2,881;  IN  1880  WAS  3,144; 

IN  1870  WAS  2,937. 

SPRINGFIELD   ELECTRIC   RY.-A  trolley  road- 
ORGANIZATION.— Completed  iu  1896  from  Springfield  to  Springfield' 
Station,  5-3  miles,  and  work  stopped  for  winter  for  want  of  funds 
about  $30,rOO  needed  to  complete  the  road  to  Charleston,  making  6 
miles  iu  all. 

Capital  stock,  common,  (auth.)  $75,000;  Issued  $53,3OO;  guaranteed 
6  per  cent  stock,  $45,000;  none  issued.  1st  mortgages  for  $100,000  oj, 
5  per  cent  gold  $500  and  $1.000  coupon  bonds  dated  Sept.  1,  1896, t 
due  Sept.  1,  1916  (sinking  fund  $3,000  yearly  Sept.  1,  1901)  and  after '» 
Interest  M  &  8.  Trustee  is  International  Trust  Co.,  Boston.  Presi" 
dent,  Adna  Brown;  Treasurer,  C.  E.  Richardson. 


STAMFORD,   CONN. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  15,685;  IN  1880  WAS  11,297; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  9,714. 

STAMFORD  STREET   RR.—  An  electric  road. 
ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  Feb.  24,  1886.    Control  was  obtained: 
by  the  N.  Y.  New  Haven  &  Hartford  RR.  In  1895. 


.       .... 

Preferred  stock  ....................... 

1st  mortgage,  $75,000  auth.     1886     5  F-A          75,000    AiuL'i''i00» 
Oct.  1.  189t>,  bills  payable  ................       112,500         ...?'. 

ROAD—  Owns  10  miles  of  track.  Electricity  introduced  in  1  895.  Exl 
tension  Is  under  construction  to  Noroton  River  to  connect  with  thfr 
Norwalk  Tramway  Co. 

EARNlNGS-In  year  ending  Sept.  30,  1898,  gross,  $30,392;  net,  $5,753  1 
taxes,  $750. 

OFFICERS.—  President,  Col.  N.  H.  Heft,  New  Haven,  Conn.;  Secretary 
and  Treasurer,  W.  L.  Squire. 


SPRINGFIELD,   MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  44,179;  IN  1880  WAS  33,340; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  26,703. 

SPRINGFIELD  STREET  RY.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION.— Incorporated  March  5, 1868. 

STOCK—                           Date.    Interest.      Outstanding.        Maturity. 
Stock  $1,200,000  ($100) Text.      $1,200,000  f"p.  Text. 

call  aft.  Apr.  1,1900)  J1895      41aA.-O.      300,000          April  1, 1910 

Other  Indebtedness .     See  below 

Bonds,  $200,000 1896  (t)  (1)  '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 

In  December,  1894,  the  State  Railroad  Commissioners  authorized  an 
Increase  in  the  capital  stock  from  $1,000,000  to  $1,200,000,  the  new 
stock  to  be  sold  at  $175  per  share,  but  this  stock  was  not  Issued  and  In 
Feb.,  1896,  authority  to  issue  $200,000  additional  bonds  was  given. 

DIVIDENDS— In  years  1893-95,  8  per  cent  per  annum. 

ROAD.— Owns  56-29  miles  of  main  track  and  3-92  miles  of  siding- 
total  track  Oct.  1, 1896,  60-21  miles. 

EARNINGS.— For  years  ending  Sept.  30  earnings  have  been : 
1896.        1895.      I  1896 

Gross  earn'gs...$521,673$442,006    Dlvs.  pd.  (8  p.  c.)$80,000 

Net 200,088    164,851  ,  Bal.  for  year         71656 

Taxes,  etc )    .  a  .  „„  <    17,964    Tot.  sur.  Sep.  30. 

Interest J   48,432  J    12>672  | 

Passengers  carried  In  1895-6  were  10,163,011,  against  8,390,326  in 
1 80-1-5. 

GENERAL  BALANCE  SHEET  SEPTEMBER  30.  1895. 

Resources. 

Tracks $819,619 

Equipment 341,983 

Land  aud  buildings 400,70!) 

Supplies 9.0OO 


STATEN  ISLAND,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  51,693;  IN  1880  WAS  38,991; 
IK  1870  WAS  33,029. 

NEW   YORK   &    STATEN   I.    TRACTION- 
ORQANIZATION— This  company  was  Incorporated  in  Albany  In  Janu- 
ary, 1896,  to  construct  railroads  and  ferries  and  to  own  the  stocks  of 
railroad,  ferry  and  land  companies.    It   owns   all   of  the   stock   of 
the  Staten  Island  Electric  RR.,  all  of  the  stock  of  the  New  Jersey  <Sr 
Slaten  Island  Ferry  Co.  and  three-fifths  of  the  stock  of  the  New  York 
&  Staten  Island  Land  Co.    Stock  authorized:  $1,250,000  preferred, 
$1,250,000  common;   outstanding,   $1,250,000   preferred,   $120,00* 
common.    President,  G.  B.M  Harvey;  Secretary,  J.  E.  Comins.    Office 
32  Nassau  Street,  N.  Y. 


$80  000 
51215 


Liabilities. 

Capital  stock $1,000,000 

Bouileddebt 300000 

Current  liabilities 186,176 

Surplus 85,135 


Total $1,571,311  j        Total $1,571,311 

OFFICERS— President,  John  Olmsted;  Secretary,  Gideon  Wells;  Treas- 
urer and  General  Manager,  A.  E.  Smith.— V.  63,  p.  1 061 . 


STATEN  ISLAND  ELECTRIC  RAILROAD- 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  under  the  laws  of  the  State  of  New 
York  December  11,  1894.  Owns  a  through  line  from  South  Beach  to> 
Holland  Hook,  where,  by  means  of  a  ferry,  it  connects  with  the  Con- 
solidated Traction  Co.  of  New  Jersey,  and  with  a  belt  line  around  St. 
George  and  a  spur  up  the  Richmond  Turnpike  to  Silver  Lake.  The- 
company  also  controls  one-half  of  the  $1,000,000  stock  of  the  Rapid 
Transit  Ferry  between  St.  George  and  New  York,  and  owns  all  the- 
rights  and  franchises  of  the  Staten  Island  Belt  Railway 

Date  In*rest- 


sol.  mort.,  $2,000.-  (1896    5g.,M-N       $556,000    May  1.194ft 

000,  gold  ...............  c*  )     Trustee,  Guaranty  Trust  Co.  ,  N.  Y. 

Consols  cover  all  franchises  and  property,  and  also,  subject  to  the 
first  mortgage  of  1895,  $260,000  stock  of  the  N.  Y.  Investment  &  Im 
provement  Co.  now  deposited  with  Knickerbocker  Trust  Co.  as  trustee 
of  first  mortgage.  Of  the  consols,  $1,250,000  will  be  reserved  for  the 
retirement  of  the  firsts,  and  the  balance  used  for  extensions  in  the  in 
terior  of  the  Island. 

ROAD—  Road  from  South  Beach  to  Holland  Hook,  via  St.  George,  25- 
miles;  90-lb.  girder  Cambria  and  84-lb.  girder  Johnson  steel  rails. 
Equipment—  25  open  and  25  vestlbuled  closed  cars,  Brill,  heated  am! 
lighted  by  electricity. 

EARNINGS—  From  June  1  to  Sept.  30.  1896,  4  months,  gross,  $52,402; 
net,  $23,813,  being  from  local  business  only,  as  connection  with  ferry 
to  New  York  was  not  yet  completed. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


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OFFICERS—  President,  O.  B.  M.  Harvey;  Trea*..  C.  B.  Van  Nostrand; 
33  Raaaau  Street.  Sew  York.  Directors—  Sa'imel  Thomas,  Thomas  f. 
Ryan.  W.  U.  Oakman,  Charle»  K.  Flint,  Henry  H.  Roger*.  U.  D.  Bab- 
eock,  H.  W.  Poor.  C.  B.  V»u  Noatrand  an.  I  U.  B.  M.  Harvey.—  V.  59,  p. 
1059;  V.  62,  p.  7S5. 

STATEN  ISLAND  MIDLAND  RAILWAY-A 
trolley  road. 

ORCJANIZATION—  A  consolidation  of  the  West  Brighton  and  Stapleton 
branches  of  the  Staten  Island  Mldlanl  RR.  Co.  and  the  Prohibition 
Park  Electric  RR.  Co.,  and  has  recently  been  changed  from  home  to 
electricity.  The  completed  road  wa*  In  operation  Aug.  1.  1896. 
Thi»  company  own*  Midland  Beach  on  the  south  aide  of  staten  Island. 

STOCK  A.  BONOS—  Datt.       I*lmtt.       OnMiivi'g.    Xalurily. 

Stock.  *1,OOO,<><  10  .......................        (l.OOO.OOO        .......... 

Ut  mortgage.  91,000.000.  J  1896      5  r.  J  D  6OO.OOO  Dee.1,1920 

gold(91.00O)  ..........  e-  J     •Inutee.Farmers'Loan  JtTr.  Co.,  X.  Y. 

ROAO—  Own*  22  mile*  of  track;  rail*  55  Ib.  and  UO  Hi.  girder;  40 
motor  can. 

OFFICERS—  President.  Jamas  C.  HlDohcllffp  of  Patenon.  N.  J.;  Vlee- 
Presldent,  Benjamin  II.  Throop  of  Bcraaton.  Pa.;  Treasurer  and  Gen- 
eral Manager,  W.  B.  Rockwell,  rtrranton;  Secretary,  K.  O.  Wlghtman 
of  Mlddletown.N.Y.;  Electrical  Engineer.  M.  J.  Wlghtman  of  Boranton. 
General  office*.  Btapleton.  (B.  L)  N^Y.-  T  68.  f.  504. 

STREATOR,  ILL. 

Pori-LATinx  1890  WA*  11.414;  la  1880  WAS  5,157 

AID  U  1870  WA*  1,486. 

STREATOR    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
O  !J*NiZAfi  JN  —Chartered  In  1891.    FraichtM  run*  for  forty  year*. 
Interest  doe  Jan.  1.  1895.  and  alace  ha*  not  been  paid. 

RECEIVERSHIP—  In  November.  1896.  C.  C.  Barr  wa*  appointed  re. 
receiver.  To  February.  1897.  no  plan*  for  reorganization  had  been 
tented. 

A  BON06-  Dal*    liUm*.    Otff.     MahtrUg. 


r.     i'wt    6g'."J-JlS    lao.OOO   j»n.l 

Jan.,  -VS.  oonpun  unpaid..  <Tru*te*u  Fanner*'  Loan  A  Trust.  N  Y 
ROAD-OnAng.l2,ie95,owned5\mll*eoftra«k.  Rail*  56  Ib.  girder. 
OFFICERS-—  President.  P.  P.  Barr-V.  63,  p.  970. 

SUNBURY,    PA. 

PorOLATIOR  189O  WA*  5.93O;  »  1880  WAS  4.077; 
AID  U  1870  WA*  3.131. 

SUNBURY  &  NORTHUMBERLAND)  ELEC- 
TRIC RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

OOANiZATicm-Cbarterad  June  14.  1885.  M  Sanbory  A  XorUramber- 
MdHtreet  Railway.  Reorganised  May  28.  1892.  after  Indlclal  sale. 


»  .....  c' 


189  J   6  g.  J-J         65.000 


-__-._ 

Cnfna4«rtebt/Bly  1.1896     ...............  7.OOO 

ROAD—  In  November.  1*93,  wa*  operating  ••  •  mile*  of  track  In  Ban. 
bury  end  •orthambeTUnd.  Rail*.  56-lb.  gtnter. 

EA«Ni*l*r-For  year  e*xlla«Ju»e  30.  1896.  gro**.91S.976;net.9».141; 
Int.  aad  taxea.  92.51  4:  baL.sarpliu  for  year.  1623.  In  18*4-95.  groas 
•  14.6*1;  net.  92.158. 

QfFlCCM  Pia*ld«Dt.  D.  Coolldge;  Secretary  and  Treaeorer.  8.  P 
Wolrerton. 

SUPERIOR,   WIS.—SEE  WMT  SIPERIOR. 


SYRACUSE,    N.    Y. 

POTCLATIO*  189O  WAS  84,143;  I*  1890  WAI  51,7*3; 

i»  187O  WA*  43.051. 

SYRACUSE    CONSOLIDATED   STREET 
RAILWAY— 9U8TBACDM  K-»ni>  T«»X*IT. 

SYRACUSE  STREET  RAILROAD-8"8r«ACO« 
BAKDTBAJ 


SYRACUSE    A     EAST    SIDE     RAILWAY-A 


ORGANIZATION -Bartered  la  1994.  aad  parcha*ed  for  985.000  the 
fraaehiee*.  real  astato.  road  b»<  aad  eqalpascat  ef  UM  Syracuse  East 
woo^.  «f .'jl.u  *  IX Witt  Railroad,  la  November.  1895.  UM  Byraetue 
*  E*«t  Bide  had  beea  teased  la  pel  aetallr  »v  »*»  »y raeaae  Street  ML 
Tbe  Eaut  Mde  wa*  not  lacladed  la  UM  reorganisation  of  UM  Street  RR. 

STOCK  A  BONO*—  JfUe*.  Dale.  InlfrtH.  O»Utn*at*i.  HoturUf 

9leek<par.ClOO>  92.VI.OOO  

9050XMW,  8»U.  >  11  1W4  6gM-X  25O.OOO  Nov.  1,  1919 

»!.'•  < ,  at  W» .1  Ko.1  Trout  *  8»f«  Urposlt 

Oe.,Tni*le«.PhUa..Pa. 

s  Pree  of  all  State  ar  Catted  States  tax. 

BsHrft  The  boad*  are  a  tret  Hen  npou  all  UM  eotapany's  property, 
IMtedtBg  laad.  ear  BMM*,  BWWOT  eUUe*.  park.  ate. 

ROAD— la  operaUoa  la  January.  l»!Mi,  10  mlle^  Ooemeaeed  operat- 
er  a  part  of  the  HM  on  Monday,  Feb.  18.  1809.  with  3  can. 
Ralli  In  city  of  Syrepn*e  9O-lb.  girder. 

EARNING*    Jan.  1  to  Dee.  31. 1896. 12  month*,  (roe*.  937,328. 

INOIX-V.  61.  p 

SYRACUSE   RAPID  TRANSIT  RY.- 
OROANIZATION— Iacorporat«d  May  21, 1896.    A  consolidation  of  the 
Syiaruae  Street  RR.  and  ta*  Byracue  Cewelldated  Btreet  Ry..  per 


plan  In  V.  A3.  p.  644.    TH*  Byrae»e  *  Ea*t  Bide  Ry.  wa«  not  Incladed 


Dee.  81. 1996,  grow,  997.8O3; 
99,015;  axe4  charge*.  943,472;  balance. 


STOCK  4  BONDS—  Dale.      liiUrttt.     Authorized.       Maturity. 

Oommoaatoei $2,75O,ooo    

Preferred6p.  c..non  cum 1.250.0OO     

People'*  KR..lRtiutg 1891         5J-J  750.0OO    Jan.1,1921 

Mort.($3,250,OOO)  gold, Mar.  1/96        5  gold        2.50O.OOO          1946 

Tbe  Rapid  Transit  mortgage  of  1896  is  for  $3,250,000,  of  which 
$750,000  of  bonds  U  reserved  to  retire  tue  People's  RR.  nreta. 

ROAD — The  length  of  the  lines  Is  to  be  about  58  miles. 

DIRECTORS— Charles  R.  Flint,  W.  O.  Oakman,  Anthony  N.  Brady  • 
Stephen  Peabody  and  Frederick  Strauss,  of  New  York;  Robert  O 
Pruyn,  Albany;   Theodore  C.  Condernian.  Philadelphia;   Wlllard  R. 
Klmbnll,  Syracuse ;  William  N.  Brown.  New  Castle.  Pa.— V.  62,  p.  950; 
V.  63.  p.  270. 

TACOMA,   WASH. 

POPCLATIOS  1800  WAS  36,006;  IX  188O  WAS  1.O98. 
TACOMA     RAILWAY     &     MOTOR  — Mostly     a 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  March  22, 1889.  Now  In  receiver's  hands. 
Foreclosure  sale  under  mortgage  of  1892  was  ordered  In  December, 
1896;  no  date  set. 

RECEIVERSHIP — Receivers  are  O.  W.  Bird  and  S.  Z.  Mitchell. 
STOCK  A  BONDS-  Date.      Interest.      Outtlanding.    Jfarurify. 

Stock 9750,000        

1st    Mort.    $1,000,000. }  1890      6g.A-O  86,000    Apr.  1,1988 

gold O'AT  ( Trustee  Fanners'  Loan  A  Tr.  Co..  N.  Y.  City. 

(1892        6     J-J        1.419.000    July  1,  1922 

Mort.  (91,500,000) <     July, '93,  coup,  last  paid.    Guaranty  Trust 

(  Co.,  N.  Y.  City,  Trustee. 

ROAD— On  May  13, 1895  was  operating  34  miles  of  track,  of  which  32 
mile*  trolley  and  2  mile*  cable. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— Prom  December  21,  1894,  to  May  1,  1895,. 
earnings  were  96,107.— V.  63.  p.  1160. 

TACOMA    TRACTION- 

OROANIZATION,  ETC.— Chartered  Dec.  12, 1894,  to  buy  and  construct 
street  railways  In  Tacoma.  Carrie*  paasengers  and  freight. 

STOCK  it.  BONDS—  Ixile.    Inler<*l.   OuittaiuTg.         Maturity. 

8tockV95W;opOU.  9500.000       * 

"..         >18945gM-N         233.000  1914 

Utmort.. 9250.000 gold....  -(  |nt.m,W  N.ColerACo..34NassauSt.,N.Y 

ROAD— Oauge3>«  feet.    Length,  main  line,  single  track,  19  miles; 
1  mile.    Paved  In  Tacoma;   gravel  ballast  outside,    l.iue  run* 
Ninth  and  Railroad  street*.  Taoama.  to  Edison  and  Puyallup. 
OFFICERS— President,  u.  II.  Hole,  190  Dearborn  St..  Chicago ;  Vlce- 
Praaklsnt.  W.  M.  Color,  Jr.,  34  Naasau  St..  N.  Y.;  Secretary.  George  B. 
Blanchard. Taeoma.    DIRECTORS -1-  H.  llole,  W.  N.  Coler,  Jr..  Charlea 
8.  POM.  Stuart  Klee  and  George  B.  Blanchard. 

CITY    PARK    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC — Sooee**or  of  the  Point  Defiance  Taooma  A 
Edl*on  Ry.,  sold  In  foreclosure  In  January,  1895,  aud  purchased  by 
S.  Z.  Mitchell  of  Portland.  Oregon,  for  982.000.  Stock,  925.OOO. 

ROAD— Coaatot*  of  8  mile*  of  track;  gauge,  34  ft-  rails,  4Mb.  T; 
15  car*,  of  which  13  are  motors. 

TARENTUM,  PA. 

Porcc-ATio*  1890  WAS  4.627;  ix  1880  WAI  1,249; 

AXI>  IN  1-70  WA*  944. 

TARENTUM  TRACTION.-A  trolley  road. 
OROANi2ATiOM-CkarteTed  In  189O.    PranohUe  run*  rill  1989,  and  1* 
nndcntood  to  give  exclusive  right*  to  operate  street  railways  In  Tar- 
entum  aixl  Natrona.  Pa. 

Hilet.     Date.     lnten*l.     OMttrdg.     Maturity. 
950.000 


i   ,w    ainnnnn   »,,i  I         »*»     >**4    Of.  J  -  II    10O.OOO    Dec.  1,  1924 

1st  M..  9100,000.  gold.    |    agbjxrt  to  call  after  Dec.  1. 1904. 

BID*  payable  July  1.1896    91.519    

Fidelity  Title  *  Tnwt  Company  of  Plttaburg  Is  the  mortgage  trustee. 

ROAD— Operate*  4-7  mile*  of  track  and  >*  mile  of  siding  In  the  City  o  f 
Taraatom  aad  suhurbn.  It*  line  extending  to  Natrona  and  Creichton. 
Rail*  68  Ib.  gtrd«r. 

EARNIHO*— Year  ending  June  3O,  1896.  groes,  919,859:  net,  93,897 
Interest  aad  tax**.  94,658;  balance,  deficit  for  year,  9761.  In  1894-95, 
groas.919.010t  »et,  93.599. 

OFFICER*—  President.  C.  <;.  Ilnaaey;  Treasurer,  F.  R.  Dravo;  Secre- 
tary and Baperintendent.  J.  B.  Crawft.nl . 

TAUNTON,     MASS. 

PoroLATtoir  1890  WAD  25.44R;   IN  1880  WAS  21,213; 
.-.'•  if  1870  WAS  18.629. 

TAUNTON   STREET    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

OROANIZATION— Incorporated  Feb.  12,  187O.  The  new  stock  Issued 
In  1893  WM*  o»red  to  stockholders  at  par. 

STOCK  A   BOHO»-    /*'<'•     Inlerrtl.    Onlitanding.    Lot! dirid'ri.ete. 

Caplial  «t«rk  (9100)..    Bee  text       935O.OOO  See  text 

:-•     .   rt.,.  u       RJ-J  «•  Jan.,  1915 

Debeatnre*...            .    1894      5M-8          2OO.IKK)                 Mar.,  1914 
fur'iit  llal.U-.Oct.-99 47,995  

iHlrmi  at  American  Loan  A  Ttunt  Co.,  mortgage  trustee,  Boston. 

Stock  wa*  Increased  In  Noveml..-r.  i-;i:i.  from  91OOOOO  to  9350,000, 
and  an  l**oeof  bondsanthnn/i-il  to  pay  Hoatlngdebt 

IHridtndi  on  91OO.OOO  stock  In  18U2-03  were  4  per  cent  per  annum; 
none  .Inoe  U  Oct..  1899. 

ROAD— Owns  and  operate*  about  171  miles  of  main  track  (measured 
at  single  track)  and  1-3  mile*  of  sidings  and  switcher. 

ANNUAL  REPORT-For  year  ending  Sept.  30, 1896,  earnings  were: 
gro«.  985397;  net,  935,256.  Por  previous  years : 

T tar  Sept.  3O—    1895.         1894.     I  1895.          1894. 

Grow  earnings... 974.507    963,547    Balance 94,448    924,492 

•I      26,653  I  Tot  surp.  Scp.30.919,901    $16,474 
Int, taxes,  etc..    23.1  <<'•        2,160| 

OFFlCERS-Prerident,  John  N.  Beckley,  Rochester,  N.  Y.;  Secretary, 
8. 0.  Barker,  Treasurer,  Sylvanus  M.  Thomas.  Taunton.— V.  60,  p.  796. 


86 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


TERRE  HAUTE,  1ND. 

POPULATION  1890  WA»  30.217;  IN  1880  WAS  26,042; 
AKD  IN  1870  WA8  16,103. 

TERRE   HAUTE  ELECTRIC   RAILWAY- 

ORQAN,ZA^ON-Incorpor»ted  under  the  laws  of  Indiana.  There  are 
no  eompitinK  lines.  The  road  U  exceptionally  well  built.  The  oom- 
pany's  officials  estimated  the  population  of  Terre  Haute  In  February, 
1805,  at  about  40.OOO. 

STOCK  4  BONDS.-       »»"•    1**™*-    OuUlandlng.     Lcut  Du.,eto. 

Common  stock $300,000          ) 

Preferred  stock,  0  p.  o. )  200.000          f" 

non  cum.. par  $00...  r,^00  j_j  40o,OOO         July  1,1912 

—     'i  Trust  * 


, 

Stock— Surplus  earnings  have  been  expended  on  the  property. 
Bondt-Bondt  0/1894  tor  $400,000  are  reserved  to  retire  at  or  before 
maturity  $400.000  Terre  Haute  St.  By.  1st  M.  bonds;  $444,000  are 
actually  outstanding,  and  the  balance  of  the    $1.000,000    bonds    is 
held  by  the  trustee  in  escrow  to  be  Issued  only  when  the  net  Income  01 
the  company  Is  In  excess  of  10  per  cent  of  the  amount  of  bonds 
ually  brought  out  for  completed  extensions,  improvements,  etc.,  under 
terms  of  the  mortgage.— V.  61,  p.  1108. 

YEAR'S    EARNINGS— For  fiscal  year  ending  June  30,  11196,  gr 
$161.671.    In  1894-96,  gross  earning*,  Including  only  four  payments 
•on  account  of  public  lighting,  were  from  passengers,  $103,656;  light- 
Ing,  $11.391;  other  sources,  $5,524;  total,  $120,571;  net,  $50,921. 

ELECTRIC  LIQHT  CoNTRACT.-The  company  in  1894  secured  the  con- 
tract (through  the  Citizens'  Electric  L.  &  P.  Co.,  owned  and  operated) 
for  lighting  the  entire  city  by  electricity  under  a  50-year  franchise, 
net  pront  estimated  to  be  above  $12,000  per  annum  aside  from  com- 
mercial profit.  On  November  1,  1895,  the  company  was  furnishing 
437  are  lights  and  the  equivalent  of  3,385  lamps  of  16  c.  p.  each. 

STEAM  HEATING  Co.— The  Electric  Railway  now  owns  (In  1895) 
the  Terre  Haute  Steam  Heating  &  Power  Co.,  and  has  commenced 
to  use  the  franchise  by  heating  a  large  section  of  the  cityVith  exhaust 
•team  from  the  engines.  The  only  cost  Is  the  interest  on  the  pipe  in- 
vestment and  a  small  sum  for  labor  to  look  after  business. 

ROAD— Owns  23  miles  of  track,  Including  4  miles  double  track  and  2 
miles  sidings.  Bails  are  60  and  72-lb.  T  rail.  The  railway  plant  and 
the  steam  and  electric  lighting  plants  have  cost  about  $1,300,000. 

OFFICERS.— Russell  B.  Harrison,  President;  John  G.  MoNutt,  Vice- 
President;  M.  F.  Burke,  Treasurer ;  P.  P.  Thomas,  Secretary.    N.  Y. 
office.  Manhattan  Building,  66  Broadway. 
INDEX— V.  61,  p.  1066, 1108;  V.  63,  p.  116. 

TOLEDO,    OHIO. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  81,434;  IN  1880  WAS  50,137; 

AND  IK  1870  WAS  31,584. 

TOLEDO  TRACTION  COMPANY -A  trolley  road. 
{Sew  Map  on  page  87.) 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  in  May,  1895.  On  July  1,  1896, 
acquired  by  consolidation  all  the  property,  rights  and  franchises,  etc., 
of  all  the  street  railways  in  the  city  of  Toledo,  Including  Toledo 
Consolidated,  Metropolitan,  Central,  Ironrillo,  Toledo  Electric  Kail  way 
and  Toledo  Electric  Street  railway  companies.  Also  controls  the 
Toledo  Consolidated  Electric  Co.,  which  owns  and  controls  practically 
all  the  electric  lighting  (public  and  private)  and  power  business  of  the 
city,  and  the  underground  conduits.  The  entire  system— railway,  in- 
candescent and  arc  lighting,  and  power— to  be  operated  from  the  new 
central  power  station  in  place  of  from  four  stations  as  previously. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.    Interest.  Otilsland'g.        Maturity. 

Common  stock,  par  $100 $4,000,000          

»    Pref.,ti%,non-oum.,par$100 6p.o.       2,000,000         .... 

Tol.  Con.  St.  1st  M.,  $1,000..   1885       6  J-J          300,000    Jan.  1, 1900 

2d  mortgage,  ($500) 1887      6  J-J          114,000    Jan.  1, 1900 

Interest  at  Fourth  Nat.  Bank,  N.  Y.  City 
To/.Consol.StreetRallway}    1889       5 J-J      1,086,000   July  1, 1909 

oonsol.  mort.,  currency,  >  Interest  is  payable  at  Metropolitan  Trust 

1  ,OOO,  c.,  65  miles J     Co.,  Trustee,  New  York  City. 

Toledo  Electric  Street  Rye     1892     5  g.  »'-A       700,000    Feb.  1, 1912 

1st  mort.,  36  miles,  gold  {  Interest  at  Blair  &  Co.,  33  Wall  St.,  N.  Y. 

$1,OOO o*(    Seeuri  ty&  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  N.  Y.  City. 

Tol.  Traction  consol.  M., )       1896    5  g.  J&J    2,800,000    July  1, 1909 

$6,OOO,OOOg.,  ($1,000)  o*  J  Interest  at  Guaranty  Tr.  Co.,  N.Y.,  trustee. 

Bond»—Ot  the  new  consolidated  mortgage  5s  of  1896  for  $6,000,000 
$2,200,000  are  retained  by  the  mortgage  trustee  to  retire  divi- 
sional prior  lien  bonds  when  due,  $2,800,000  wore  used  to  retire 
certain  old  bonds  canceled  and  mortgages  satisfied  at  time  of  consoli- 
dation, and  $1,000,000  are  reserved  for  future  extensions  and  better- 
ments, to  be  issued  only  at  the  rate  of  75  per  cent  of  actual  cost  of 
such  improvements.  The  mortgage  is  a  first  lien  on  all  the  railway 
property,  rights  and  franchises  now  owned  or  hereafter  acquired,  ex 
oept  as  to  the  divisional  Hens  of  42,200,030  on  portions  of  the  road 
ana  a  first  lien  on  the  new  Central  Station  and  other  realty.  The  bonds 
are  further  secured  by  the  deposit  with  the  trustee  of  $1,000,000  par 
value  of  1st  mortgage  bonds  of  the  Toledo  Consolidated  Electric  Co., 
together  with  all  the  stock  of  that  company. 

EARNINGS— For  the  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross  earnings  were 
$910,414;  operating  expenses  and  taxes,  $567,492;  net  earnings 
$342,922.  Annual  interest  on  funded  debt  as  of  Aug.,  1896,  $254,140. 

ROAD— Length  of  track,  120  miles;  of  streets,  70  miles.  Gauge,  4 
feet  8  inches.  Rail  (mostly  girder),  56  to  901bs.  Cars  (closed),  119; 
open,  102:  trailers,  23),  244. 

OFFICERS— President,  Albion  E.  Lang,  Toledo ;  Vice-President,  John 
B.  Dennis,  33  Wall  8t ,  N.  Y.;  Secretary,  Charles  L.  Wight;  Treasurer, 
William  E.  Hale.  Directors— A.  E.  Lang,  N.  B.  Ream,  C.  L.  Wight, 
William  E.  Hale,  Barton  Smith,  W.  8.  Jewell,  W.  H.  MoClellan,  James 
A.  Bla'r  and  John  B.  Dennis.  Office.  Monroe  and  Water  Sts.,  Toledo. 

V.60,  p.  886;  V.  62,  p.  989;  V.  63,  p.  1116. 


TOLEDO  &  MAUMEE  VALLEY  RAILWAY 
—A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Chartered  In  1894  to  build  a  street  railway 
from  Toledo  to  Perrysburg  and  Maumee.  Capital  stock  is  $300,000. 

First  mortgage  Is  for  $300,000  of  5  per  cents,  dated  1895,  due  1920; 
Interest  M.  &  S.,  at  Metropolitan  Trust  Co.,  New  York,  trustee. 

ROAD -Owns  13  miles  of  track,  entering  Toledo  over  tracks  of  To- 
ledo Traction  Co.:  56-lb.  rail;  14  ears.  The  Toledo  Maumee  &  Perrye- 
burg  Electric  RR.  forms  an  extension  of  this  road. 

President,  A.  K.  Detmiller. 

TOPEKA,    KAN. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  31,007;  IN  1880  WAS  15,452; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  5.790. 

TOPEKA   BELT  RAIL  WAY.-A  steam  road. 
ROAD,  ETC.— Said  to  operate  4  miles  of  track.    Stock  said  to  b 
$1,000,000.    First  mortgage  and  collateral  trust  bonds,  6s,  A-O,  $50C 
000,  dated  1889,  due  1919.    President,  Chas.  S.  Gleed. 

TOPEKA    RAILWAY— Mostly  trolley. 

SrrvK  A.  BONDS—  Date.     Interest.    Outstanding.       Maturity. 

Sto™  $1*50  000  ($100)          $1,250,000  f.p 

CK'*  '        '";  (1892    4>«g.  M-S      1,100,000    Slay  1,1922. 

SvK3f£]SL1  ,!:,  A™.  „  \  Interest  at  J.  Kennedy  Tod  &  Co.,N.Y.  City. 
($1,100,000)  g.  ($1,000)  c.  £Tru8tee  la  Manhattan  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  City. 

ROAD— On  Dec.  20, 1894,  owned  33*2  miles  of  trolley  and  1  "3  miles  of 
horse  track ;  total,  35  miles,  laid  w.th  35  to  52  pound  rails. 

OFFICERS— President  and  Treasurer,  Clifford  C.  Baker;  Vloe-Presl- 
dent,  M.  A.  Low;  Secretary,  J.  G.  Slonecker. 

WEST  SIDE   CIRCLE   RAILWAY-A  steam  road. 
ROAD    ETC.— Was  operating  in  May,  1895, 6>s  miles  of  track.    Stock 
said  to  be  $50,000.    First  mortgage  6s,  A-O,  1887,  due  1907,  $50,000. 


TORONTO,    CANADA. 

POPULATION  1895  WAS  174,309;  IN  1890  WAS  160,141; 
AND  IN  1880  WAS  75.110. 

THE  TORONTO  RAILWAY— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  in  1892  and  acquired  by  purchase  the 
old  Toronto  City  Street  railways  and  the  exclusive  privilege  to  work 
street  railways  In  the  city  of  Toronto  for  a  term  of  30  years  from  Sep- 
tember 1, 1891  (witU  the  exception  of  two  small  reservations  in  the  act 
which  are  believed  to  be  of  no  importance),  a  privilege  which  has  since 
been  ratified  by  act  of  the  legislature  of  Ontario. 

In  September,  1896,  It  was  reported  that  the  Toronto  Ry.,  In  connec- 
tion with  the  Montreal  St.  Ry.,  had  leased  the  Birmingham  Tramways 
(4318  miles  of  track  operated  by  horses)  for  21  years  at  an  annual 
rental  of  £5,000.  Electricity  is  to  be  Introduced. 

Payments  to  the  City— These  consist  of  $800  per  mile  of  single  track 
and  $1.600  per  mile  of  double  track  per  year;  and  a  progressive  per- 
centage on  the  gross  receipts  of  the  company,  viz.:  8  per  cent  of  re  - 
ceipts  till  these  reach  $1,000,000;  10  per  cent  of  gross  receipts  between 
$1,000,000  and  $1,500,000;  12  per  cent  between  $1,500,000  and 
$2,000,000;  15  per  cent  between  $2,000,000  and  $3,000,000;  20  per 
cent  on  all  gross  receipts  over  $3,000,000.  On  Sept.  1, 1921,  city  can 
purchase  the  property  at  a  price  to  be  settled  by  arbitration. 

STORK  A  BONDS—         Date.       Interest.       Ontstand'g.  Last  div., etc  . 

Stock  (liar  $100) $6,000,000  f.p.  July  2, 1890 

Toronto  St.  Ry.  debens.     1881       6  J-J  600,000       July  1,1914 

1st  M., $4,550,000$  &£  <  1891       4i2g.1T       2,200,000     Aug.  31,  1921 

$35,000  p.  m o*  {T'stees,  ».A.Cox,To'nto.&R.  B.  Angus,  Mont. 


IT  Interest  and  principal  on  sterling  bonds  payable  Feb.  28  and  Aug. 
31  at  Bank  ot  Scotland,  Lothbury,  London,  E.  C. 

DIVIDENDS— In  July,  1895, 13t  per  cent;  In  1896,  Jan.,  1%  per  cent ; 
July,  1%  percent. 

Sinking  Fund — The  company  is  obliged  to  redeem  5  per  cent  of  its 
total  bond  issue  by  drawings  at  par  yearly  fro ua  Aug.  31, 1911  to  1920. 

Sands— The  first  mortgage  bonds  cover  the  entire  property,  subject  to 
payments  due  the  city  and  the  debentures,  to  retire  which  $600,000 
Hrsts  are  reserved.  The  bonds  unissued  may  be  used  for  new  construc- 
tion at  the  rate  of  $35,000  per  mile  of  single  track,  but  Us  total  bond 
Issue  must  not  exceed  In  the  aggregate  $4,550,000. 

ROAD — In  August,  1896,  operated  94  miles  of  track,  of  which  8 
miles  controlled  by  ownership  of  stock. 

EARNINGS— 12  months,  )  1896 Gross.  $997,273  ;    net,  $489,512 

Jan.  1  to  Dec.  31—    5  1895 Gross,    992,800;    net,    502,886 

Earnings  for  years  ending  Deo.  31  as  follows  : 

Gross.  Net.          Interest.    A.mt. paid  city.    BaL.surp. 

1895. ...$992,801       $502.886     $131,997  $78,197       $292,692 

1894....  958,371         440,663         , $189,963 .         250,695 

1893....  900,233          362,635          77,541  72,235          212,859 

The  traffic  has  increased  rapidly,  the  total  passengers  carried  In  1884  - 
having  been  only  6,131,440,  against  23,353,228  In  1895. 

OFFICERS— President,  William  Mackenzie;  Vice-President,  James 
Ross;  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  J.  C.  Grace. 


TRENTON,    N.    J. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  57,458;  IN  1880  WAS  29,910: 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  22,874. 

NEW  YORK  &  PHILADELPHIA  TRACTION 
-To  be  a  trollev  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  July,  1894,  and  proposed  to  build  a  trolley 
line  connecting  New  York  and  Philadelphia.  Tlie  Central  Jersey 
Traction  Company  was  to  build  the  road,  but  in  July,  1895,  that  com- 
pany was  placed  in  receiver's  hands.  In  August,  1896,  a  syndicate  of 
Philadelphia  capitalists  headed  by  J.  Cauby  secured  control,  and 
contracts  amounting  to  $475,000  for  construction  in  the  neighborhood 
of  Bound  Brook,  New  Brunswick,  Dunellen  and  Rarltan  were  said 
to  have  been  made.— V.  59,  p.  115;  V.  61,  p.  113. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


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STREET    RAILWAYS. 


TRENTON  PASSENOER  RAILWAY.-(CON 
8OLIDATED)— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Formed  In  October,  1891  by  consolidation  of  the 
•ntire  street  railway  system  of  the  city,  viz.:  Trenton  Horee  RB.  Co. 
organized  in  1959;  Olty  Railway,  organized  In  1876;  Hamilton  Town 
•hip  Street  Ry.  and  South  Clinton  Avenue  &  Broad  Street  Railway 
companies,  organised  In  1890.  Operated  under  a  charter  that  Is  under 
•tood  to  bj  perpetual  and  Irrepealable,  and  under  a  franchise  said  to 
be  exclusive.  In  January,  1895,  stockholders  of  the  Trenton  Traction 
Company  purchased  control  of  the  stock  (see  V.  60,  p.  41). 

STOCK  ic,  BONOS—  Date.    Interest.  Oulitand'g.         Maturity,  etc 

Stock- $1,500,000    

First  mortgage \  (       100,000         1906  to  1915 

$1,000.000,  (fold I  I  ($10,000  due  yearly  Sept.  30) 

*l.oiH>,  .;„•!,.  ,-•   .  I      $150,000  1916tol925 

I  n  ton-.-.!  at  CoiiflTru.it  £  1891    6g.A-O<  ($15,OOO  due  yearly  Sept.  3O 

Company,  trustee,  I  I     f  100.000          1928  to  1930 

New  York  City.  ($90.000  due  yearly  Sept.  30) 

I     $650,OOO       Sept.  30,  1931 

Total  funded  debt  Jan.  1,  1896 1.001,638    

Other  debts  (Jan.  1,1896) 182,750    

Cost  road  and  equipment  to  Jan.  1, 1896,  $2,682,671. 

ROAD— In  November,  1896,  owned  and  operated  37  miles  of  track. 
The  new  fucks  have  90-lb.  Johnson  girder  rails.  Has  power  house  ol 
sufficient  dimensions  to  operate  the  system  and  also  to  light  the  city. 

EARNINGS.— Year, .    11895 gross,  $222,761;    expenses,  $220,990 

Jan.  1  to  Deo.  31.      51894 gross,    198,681:    expenses,    197,552 

Expenses  above  are  stated  to  include  expenditures  for  repairs  and 
cost  of  superintendence  and  maintenance. 

OFFICERS— President,  Henry  O.  Moore;  Vloe-President,  Thomas  C 
Barr;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Jno.  L.  Kuser. 


TRENTON    TRACTION-- 

OROANIZATION  -Incorporated  in  December,  1894.  Proposed  to  lease 
the  Trenton  Passenger  Railway,  but  the  minority  stockholders  of  that 
company  objecting,  a  number  of  the  Trenton  Traction  stockholders 
purchased  control  of  the  Passenger  Railway,  buying,  it  is  said,  $1,000,- 
000  stock  for  $500,000.  See  V.  60,  p.  44. 

STOCK— Stock  authorized  and  outstanding,  $500,000;  par,  $100 

Stockholders  Include  Thomas  C.  Barr,  of  East  Orange;  Edward  J. 
Mi  10 re,  of  Philadelphia;  George  B.  Jeukiuson,  ot  Newark;  F.  W.  Roeb. 
ling.  Gen.  W.  8.  Stryker,  John  L.  Kuser  and  H.  H.  Hamlll,  all  of  Tren- 
ton, and  F.  M.  Eppley,  of  West  Orange. 


TROY,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  60,956;   IS  1880  WAS  56,747; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  46.421. 

TROY   CITY   RAILWAY-Mostlyelectric. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Jan.  31, 1866.  Controls  by  lease  the  Troy 
&  Lauslngburg  RR..  which  In  turn  leases  the  following:  Troy  &  Cohoes 
By.,  Lansiugburg  &  Cohoes  Ry.,  Waterford  &  Cohoes  Cos. 

STOCK  &  BONOS.—    Date.       Interest.       Outstand'g          Maturity. 
Stock  ($100) 5      CJuar.    $2,000,000       Deo.  1,'96  1>4 

^a&Ja.^Sw       7      J-J  34,000       Jan.   1,1897 

Troy  4  Lansiugburg )  1888       5      A-O  44,000       Apr.   1  1898 

oonsol.  mortgage. .  J  Interest  at  Mutual  National  Bank,  Trov. 

Troy  City  mortgage 5      A-O  44,000       Apr.  1,1903 

Troy  City  l8tcon.M.,>  1892       5  g.  A-O          1,878,000       Oct.    1   1942 

g.,$2,OOO,OOO..c*&r  5  Interest  paid  by  Trustee,  i  Yntral  Trust  Co.,  N.Y 
Debentures  1896  (?)  399,300  (?) 

In  1896  issued  the  debentures  for  floating  debt,  etc. 

DIVIDENDS— Dividends  are  5  per  cent  per  annum,  payable  quarterly. 

ROAD— Operates  track  in  Troy,  extenliug  to  Lansingburg,  Green 
Island,  Cohoes  and  Waterford. 


Length  of  road  owned.          Miles. 
Mainline  (single  track)...      10-15 

Branches 3-52 

Union  Depot -51 

Second  track. 7-41 

Wgt.  of  rail  per  yd.,63  "3  to  93  IB  Ibs. 


Total  tracks  owned 21-59 

Length  of  lines  leased         Miles. 

TroytoCohoes 3'72 

Lansingburg  to  Cohoes 1-1 

Waterford  to  Cohoes  1-88 

Second  track  and  sidings 3-00 

LATEST  EARNINGS— For  6  months  ending  Deo.  31 : 
6  months.     Gross.  Net.         other  inco.  Int.,  taxes,  etc.  Bal.  sur 

896 $257,328         $122,445  $^.799  $70,139  $55,105 

1895 264,511  136,945  2,321  66969 

On  Deo.  31, 1896,  loans  and  bills  payable,  $47,690. 
ANNUAL  REPORT.— Annual  reports  show: 
Ir.  end.  June  30.    1896.        1895 


72,297 


Gross  earn'gs.$515.773    $454,078 

Net 252,129      224,512 

Other  income.       4,395          1,913 

Interest 

Taxes  <t  rents 


1896.  1895. 

Dividends $100,000  $100,000 

Bal.,  sur.  year     21,100  1,893 
Total    surplus 

June  30 123,756  136,313 


101,774 
17,758 

GENERAL  BALANCE  SHEET  JUNE  30,  1896. 

Assets. 

Cost  of  road  and  equip. $2,193,385 

Securities  of  othercos. .  746,440 

Other  perma'nt  Invests.  2,260,000 

Supplies 64,204 

Open  accounts,  etc 4,992 

Oashonhaud 23,720 

Unaccrued  expens.  paid  6,285 


Liabilities. 

Capital  stock $2,000000 

Cap.  stock  leased  roads.  765,000 

Funded  debt 2,000,000 

Debentures 380,300 

Int.  due  and  accrued. . .  29,566 

Open  accounts .  404 

Front  and  loss  (surp.) . .  123,756 

$5,299,026  $5,299,026 

-••  Capital  stock  leased  roads"  Includes  Troy  &  Cohoes  stock 
2'  H.   IH    d,8<«»derlease7p.o.  yearly;  Lansingburg  &  Cohoes, 
d  lvWeV(ls  "nder  Iea8e-  7  P-  o- yearly;  Troy  &  ifansingburg 
'i ,ued  KrT/SX  City ,Bv- :  t°,ta1'  W?S.OOO.  yThe  WaterfordS 
RB.  has  $25,OOO  stock,  which  receives  7  p.  o.  yearly  under 

1      <'llH    f*:, 

OFFICERS.    President,  C.  Cleminsuaw ;    Sec.  and  Treas  J  J  Hagen 
-V.  60,  p.  303,969;  V.  61,  p.  279,  872  ;  V.  62,  p.  321,952;  V.  63,  p! 

.» .» s . 


UTICA,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  44,001;  IN  1880  WAS  33,914; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  28,804. 

LINE    STREET    RAILROAD 


ORGANIZATION -Chartered  June  18,  1886,  and  owns  the  principal 
street  oar  lines  in  Utioa  and  adjoining  villages.  It  leases  and  operates 
a  portion  or  the  Clinton  &  Blnghatnton  Railroad  at  a  rental  of  $15,000, 
the  lease  being  dated  1886  and  running  99  years. 

A  receiver  appointed  June  30,  1892,  was  discharged  Aug.  12, 1894, 
the  company  having  being  reorganized  with  smaller  fixed  charges  and 
a  cash  contribution  of  $75,000. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—       Miles.    Date.     Interest.     Onls'd'g.       Maturity. 

Com.  ($150,000)  ($1OO) $150,000f.p. 

Pref.  ($150,000)  ($100) 134,OOOf.p. 

1st  M.  ($500,000)  gold 1889    4-5  M-N    5OO.OOO     Nov.   1, '39 

2d  M.  ($200,000)  gold. o 1891    4-5  J-J    141,000    Jan.1,1931 

Interest  at  N.  Y.  Security  A  Trust  Co.  (trustee),  N.  Y.  City. 

S/ocfc- Preferred  stock  is  non-cumulative  and  only  entitled  to  divi- 
dends when  earned  as  follows:  For  two  years  from  May  1,  1894,  at 
4  per  cent ;  for  2  years  from  May  1st,  1896,  at  5  per  cent,  and  there  - 
after  at  6  per  cent. 

Bonds— 1st   M.   bonds  draw   interest   for  2   years   from  May    1st 
1894,  at  4  per  cent,  and  thereafter   at   5  per  cent;   2nd  M.  bond-  . 
draw  Interest  for  4  years  from  July  1st,  1894,  at  4  per  cent,  and  there- 
after at  5  per  cent.    Second  mortgage  bonds  are  $500  each. 


ROAD—  Lines  Leased.  Miles. 

Yorkville  to  Upper  Mills 1-75 

Main  street  to  New  Hartford.. 3-80 

to  Wbitesboro....3-7l> 

Sidings  (owned  and  leased — 5-00 


Lines  Owned.  Mites. 

Main  line 6-38 

Branch l-oo 


Total  of  all 22-23 


LATEST  EARNINGS— For  6  months  ending  Deo.  31 : 

6  mos.  Gross.  Net.  Oth.  inc.  Int.  it  taxes.  Bal.,  sur. 

1896 $38,253  $35,517  $190  $24,749  $10,958 

1895 85,155  *5,029  21,709  3,320 

ANNUAL  REPORT-— For  years  ending  June  30,  earnings  have  been : 


1895-6.  1894-5. 

Gross $166,966  $154,799 

Net 56,087  61,936 

Interest 25,639  25,640 


1895-6.  1894-5. 

Taxes $2,776  $2,273 

Rentals 15,002  16,626 

Balance,  surplus.12,670  17,397 


BALANCE  SHEET— General  balance  sheet  June  30, 1896: 


Assets. 

Road  and  equipment $937,487 

Supplies 8,020 

Open  accounts 13 

Cash  on  hand 3,360 


Liabilities. 

Capital  stock $283,912 

Bonds 641,000 

Interest  accrued 3333 

Wages,  etc li'()30 

Prottt  and  loss,  surplus. . .     18-605 


Total..- ...$948,880       Total $948,880 

OFFICERS— President,  John  W.  Boyle;  Vice-President,  James  T. 
Gardner;  Secretary,  Edward  Bushinger;  Treasurer,  Chas.  W.  Mather 
—V.  60,  p.  437;  V.  61,  p.  1014 ;  V.  62,  p.  321,  910;  V.  63,  p.  503. 


UTICA    &    MOHAWK    RAILROAD- 
ORQANIZATION— Chartered  Jan.  4, 1874.    Owns  parks  valued  in  bal- 
ance sheet  at  $38,442. 
STOCK,  BONOS,  ETC. —  Miles.  Dale.  Interest.  Otilstand'p.   Maturity. 

Stock,  $250,000,  par  $50 $52,100      

1st  mortgage,  gold 1890   5  g.  J-J       75,000    Julyl,1910 

Bills  payable  June  30,'95 36,661      

ROAD— Owns  from  Genesee  Street  to  Utica  Park,  2 \  miles;  sidings 
0-33  miles;  total,  3-08  miles.    Rails,  40  to  45  Ibs. 
EARNINGS— For  year  ending  June  30  earnings  were :] 


1895.  1894. 

Gross $25,879  $25,756 

Net 4,420  4,439 

Other  income...     2,490  3,542 

Taxes 499  568 


1895.          1894. 

Interest $6,237       $5,789 

Dividends  (6%) 

Balance sur.    174  sur.1,624 


OFFICERS— President,  James  E.  Mann;  Secretary,  William  E.  Lewis; 
Treasurer,  George  D.  Dimou;  ail  of  Utica. 


WACO,   TEXAS 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  13,067 ;  IN  1880  WAS  7,295 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  3,008. 

CITIZENS'  RAI1VWAY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— In  1895  acquired  the  Waco  Electric  Railway   & 
Light  Company,  adding  9  miles. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.  Outstand'g.        Maturity. 

Stock $350,000         

1st  mortgage,  currency...     1890     6  A-O        350,000        Oct.  1, 1910 

Trustee  is  St.  Louis  Trust  Company  of  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

ROAD— Operates  about  25  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS— President  and  General  Manager,  H.  C.  Scott. 


WAKEFIELD,     MASS. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  6,982;  IN  1880  WAS  5,547; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  4.135 

WAKEFIELD  &  STONEHAM  STREET  RY.- 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  in  1892. 
STOCK  &   BONDS—  Date.    Interest.     Outstan'ling.    Maturity. 

•  .  Xrt  >T^     XV7.      XT^n  *._  ft..   I*  f*    nn*."  ...  v 


Stock,"  $300,000,  $100  par 6  p.  c.  $150,000        Text. 

latmort.  $150,000  gold.. .0.    1895     5g.M-S       150,000  Mar.  1, 1915 

The  whole  issue  Is  redeemable  at  105  after  March  1, 1900,  but  bonds 
iaunot  be  drawn.  Interest  at  American  Loan  &  Trust  trustee,  Boston. 
Dividends  in  year  1894-95,  6  per  cent;  in  1895-96,  6  p,c. 

ROAD — Operates  16  miles  of  track,  laid  with  50-lb.  T  rails,  in  towns  of 
Wakefleld,  Stoneham,  Reading,  Saugus  and  Melrose,all  in  Massachu 
setts.  The  extension,  Reading  to  Stoneham,  was  opened  May  26, 1895. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Sept.  30, 189G,  gross,  $58,212; 
net,421,702;  flxed  charges,  $11,492;  dividends,  $9,000;  bal.,  sur.,  for 
ear,  $1,210.    la  1891-95,  gross,  $52,548;  net,  $19,180, 

OFFICERS— President,  C.  F.  Woodward;  Secretary,  E.  M.  Southworth; 
Treas.  and  Gen.  Man.,  J.  F.  SLaw;  Supt.,  C.  F.  Heath. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


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WASHINGTON,  B.C. 

POPULATION  1«!)O  WAS  188.932 ;  is  1880  WAS  147,293 ; 
AXII  is  187O  WAS  109.199. 

ANACOSTIA    &     POTOMAC    RIVER    RAIL- 
ROAD—A hone  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  Feb.  18, 1875. 

Milet.  Date.  Inlemt.   Ontttan<l'g.  Maturity. 

$100.060     

510-4O    1891  6gA-O        200,000  Oct.l,  1931 
Subject  to  call  after  19O1 
.    1892     6J-J        $10O,OOO  1912 

Subject  to  call  after  1897 

} 1895      $5O,OOO    

3d  M.,  $50,000 Subject  to  call  after  1897 

Interest  i*  payable  at  National  Capital  Bank,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Trustee*  of  drst  mortgage  and  of  second  mortgage,  Charles  A.  James 
and  Charles  C.  Glover. 

ROAD  -Own*  13-40  mile*  of  track  and  ha*  trackage  right*  over  1-98 
mile*;  total  November.  1896. 15-39  miles. 

EARNINGS— Tear*  ending  Dee,  31  were  a*  follows:  In  1896,  gross, 
$4.1.230;  net.  $3.568.  In  1896  Issued  bill*  payable.  $118.531. 


1  »t  M..  #200,000.  gold.  - 
2dM..$100.000,currency  j 


Taxes  and  in*... 


1894. 

•AH 


1895.          1894. 

Gross  receipts.  $47,612  $54.682 
Def.  under  oper.  17,357  1.1-1 
Interest 14.318  13,167  Total  deficit... $32,225  $14.751 

P***engers:  1.127.368  in  1896;  1.147,332  In  1895;  1,528.987  In  1894. 

OFFICERS— President,  Purchasing  Agent  and  General  Manager.  H.  A 
Griswold;  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  J.  B.  Pitcher. 


THE  BELT  RAILWAY  COMPANY-A  horse  road. 

OROANIZATIOH— Originally  Incorporated  In  1875  as  the  Capitol  North 
O  Street  A  Sooth  Washington  Ry.  Co.,  but  name  changed  to  The  Belt 
Railway  Co.  Feb.  18. 1893.  la  June,  1895,  control  was  acquired  In 
Interact  of  Columbia  A  Maryland  of  Baltimore.  W.  K.  Schoepf  was 
appointed  receiver  of  Belt  Ry.  on  Sept.  21,  1896-*ee  V.  63.  p.  559. 

The  securities,  road,  earnings,  eta.,  an  as  follows : 

BUN-k.  par  $30 $5OO.OOO  ,     RoAD-Owns  13-4  mllesof  track. 

CapltolNo.OSt.A8.Waab-  EARNINGS—  Year  rutllng  Dec.  31. 

Inrton  l.t  M.6*of  18»8    SO.OOO1  :-••  :-•.-. 

'.»J-J.  44O.OOO  I  Gross $87,634    $1O9  4O4 

$500.OOOauth..  due  July  1,1921.  I  Operafgetp..    110,697       137,525 

INTEREST- At  National  Bank  of  |  Deficit. 23.O63         28,121 

Republic,  Wash..  D.   C.    Trustee,  i  Charges 36.6l:i         :tl.7!f.i 

American  Security  A  Trust  Com-    TM.dvf.for  yr.     39,676        59,920 
•any.  Washington.  D.  C. 

OrTlcefta-Reoeiver.  W.  K.  Schoepf;  President.  D.  M.  Newbold; 
Vice-President  aad  General  Manager.  W.  K.  Soaoepf.  Bee.  and  Treas.. 
H.  K.  Gray.— T.  63.  p.  359. 

BRIGHTWOOD   RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
OROANIZATKM*— Incorporated  Oct.  18,  ISM. 

STOCK  A  BONOS-  *•<'•  Irmek.   Date.  Inltrtit.  OnlttaniTg.  Maturity. 

Stock *  106.500  * 

1st  M  ...  1892     6A-O     230.0OO  Oct.  1.1912 

-»1  finite.  1893     6  M-.S      100.000  May  1, 1913 

Interest  at  Central  Trust  Co.  (trustee).  New  York  City. 

ROAO— Own*  12  miles  track  on  3>*  mile*  of  •tract*. 

EASNINO*   Tear*  e»d.  Dee.  »1-    1896.      1893.        1894.        1893. 

Gross  earning..  $49321    $31.137    $S1.O41    $36.9O7 

OoeraUagexiwasasandtaxesl"     38301)  w  .o.  '   ' 

Interest >  V9.W, 

LoMbyflre ...      10.973 


Balance,  deflelt  for  year •  10. 70S    $19.419    $16.6O2    $10.961 

OrnCM*— PresM«lt.B.B.CauUM*i  Vice- President,  E.  O.  McXalr 
See.. Victor  B.  Dejber.  Treas.Gen.  Man.  and  Pureh.  Agt..  C.  P.  Williams. 

CAPITAL  TRACTION.-A  eable  and  overhead  and  un 
derground  trolley  road. 

OROANiZATiON-In  the  fall  of  1895  absorbed  the  Washington  A 
Georgetown  and  Rock  OreekeoBpulea.  Se»  V.  61.  p.  283.128. 588. 

8TOCK-$12.000,000(par.$100>.ased  a*  follow*:  $2.75O.OOO  to  retire 
$300,000  Washington  A  Georgetown  stock;  S8.OOO.OOO  to  MUM 
$4.000,000  Washington  A  Georgetown  hond»;  aad  $1.25O,OOO  to  retire 


c  Creek  stoek  aad  bonds.  Practically  all  the  stock  aad  bonds  of 
tae  old  •oaiaaaiaa  haT*  been  ex*aaa*ted.  Ho  ff^B^ti 

ROAO-22aUlea  of  cable  and  IB  mile*  of  trolley  track  (being  18% 
mile*  of  road.  do«bl*. tracked). 

EARNINGS— For  year  eadlng  Dae.  31  on  road*  now  consolidated : 

/M -I"  "'Vr  Oftrmtl*f  \tl 

Vrar.  Mtnifll.  Inefmr.  !'-,••  Samingt. 

1S96 fl.OOO.K'.K  $33.636  SflM.2.%4  $478.204 

1S95  1.043.510  18.237  63I.O13  !_•.?.  I 

In  1896  dlrWtoad  (3%  p.  e.).$4ia,873.  la  1895  latere*t  charge*. 
9160.916;  dividends,  $194, 

OFrtcERS-FTesWent.  O.  T.  Dnalop;  Vlre-Praaldent.  O.  C.  Glover 
r.  C.  M.  KootMa;  Chief  Engineer  and  Bnperln- 
,  D.  B.  Oarit-V.  61.  p.  283.  328.  538;  T.  03.  p.  137. 


COLUMBIA    RAILWAY-A  cable  road. 

OMANI2ATIOM— Incorporated  May  24. 1871. 

STOCK  A  BONO*-      XUti.       Date.    InUrttt.  Ottttianfo.  Maturity. 

B«oek($400,000)%0)     Q-M      S4OO.OM     See  text. 

l*tM.  <*3o6tOOO)ear.  6       1894    6    A-O        3OO.OOOOet-l.1914 

Not  sqbjeettoeall       Int.  at  Rational  Bank  Republic.  Washington. 
(Mar.1/96    $25.000      


Ditid*»d»-\rS*9  to  February.  1893, 6  per  eent  per  annum;  In  fiscal 
year  149»6  paid  5  p.  e. 

Mortgage  trusts*,  tmarlnaa  Security  A  Tnut  Co.,  Washington.  D.  C. 

ROAO— Owns  Amllasof  trackonSmllesofntreet.  The  motive  power 
lnl895wa*eaaagedfroaiaor 


Feb.  29.    Earning*  have  been  a*  fol- 
low*,   la  1893-6  road  was  operated  by  bone*  one  month. 

)<•!'•  grsaj.  Set.        Int.  4  tnin.  Ditvteiuli.    Hal  .  rur. 

1899-6 $134.030       $36.339       $33,26O       S2O.OOO  $1273 

18943 112311          31.391  6.042          24.OOO  I  349 


OFFICERS— President,  R.  F.  Baker;  Vice-President,  E.G.  Davis;  Sec- 
retary and  Treasurer,  James  B.  Adams.    V.  62,  p.  84. 

ECKINGTON    &  SOLDIERS'     HOME   RAIL- 
"W  A  Y— A  horse  and  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — On  June  1, 1895,  control  was  acquired  in  interest 
of  Columbia  A  Maryland— see  under  Baltimore.    Authority  to  con 
solldate  the  roads  was  granted  in  1896.    W.  K.  Schoepf  was  appointed 
receiver  of  E.  A  S.  H.  Ry.  on  Sept.  21, 1896.— See  V.  63,  p.  559. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—       Mile*.  Date.  Interett.   Outttantl'g.    Maturity. 

Stock  <*50> $652,000    

1st  M.  ($200.000). ...c-      17       1891     6  J-D         2OO.OOO    June  1, 1911 
Aruer  Sec.  A  Tr.,  trustee,  Washington,  D.C.       Sub),  to  call  June  1, 1896. 

Floating  debt  Dec.  31, 1896.  $95,025. 

ROAD— Owns  17  miles  of  track,  of  which  im  are  operated  with 
horses  and  5"«  by  electricity. 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  Dec.  31  earnings  have  been  as  follows: 

1896.         1895. 

Netdettcit $22.874     $8,816 

Int.  A  insurance.  15.851      15,307 


1895. 

Gross $100.371  $111,322 

Op.  exp.&  taxes    127,482126,567 


Deficit $27.1 11  $15,245 

Other  income....       4.237      6.429 


Tot.def.foryear.$38,725    $24,123 

Improv'nte.  etc 1 8,500 

During  1896  received  from  sale  of  receiver's  certificates  .$3,000; 
issued  (net)  $18,425  of  loans  and  bills  payable.  Cash  balance  on  hand 
Jan.  1, 1897.  $3,052. 

OFFICERS— Receiver,  W.  K.  Schoepf;  President.  D.  M.  Newbold;  Vice" 
President,  Gen.  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  W.  K.  Schoepf;  Sec- 
retary and  Treasurer,  H.  K.  Gray.— V.  63,  p.  559. 

GEORGETOWN  &  TENALLYTOWN  RAIL- 
WAY.—A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  August  10, 1888,    See  V.  63,  p.  229. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.       Interett.      Oiitttand'g.    Maturity. 

Stock,par$50 $2OO,OOO    

iKtmortxage 1894       6      F-A  7O.OOO     Feb.  1,  19O4 

2d  mortgage 1896       6      F-A  30.000     Feb.  1,  1904 

Interest  is  payable  at  office  of  American  Security  A  Trust  Company 
of  Washington,  D.  C.,  trustee  of  both  mortgage*. 

ROAD— Operate*  9>i  miles  of  track  on  44  miles  of  street. 

OFFICERS — President.  O.  T.  Crosby ;  Vice-President,  C.  A.  Lclb;  Seo. 
and  Trea*..  W.  8.  Terry;  Pureh.  Agent.  H.  T.  Purdy.— V.  63,  p.  229. 


METROPOLITAN  RAILROAD CO.-Partlyunder- 
itroutul  electric. 

ORQANIZATION-Incorporated  July  1,  1864.  In  December,  1896,  a> 
bill  was  Introduced  In  Congress  authorizing  $250,000  Increase  in  stock 
to  build  extension  on  Columbia  Street. 

STOCK  A,  BONDS  -         Date.    Interetl.      Outstanding.  Maturity. 

Stock7. 2So8T  share*,  Q  _  ,  <  14.571  shares.  )  g       >96  2-  % 

^*       \       $30  paid.      > 
1893    5gF-A          1,850,000        Feb.   1,1925 


1st  M..  $1.850.000, gold 

Not  subject  to  ea&.e' 

Collateral  tru*t  bond*, 




Int.  at  Bait.  Tr.  A  Guar.  Co.,  Trustee,  Bait. 


1892     6  J  -  J 


500,000         July   1,  1901 


t/VUfVW  tf  lllj       At    i.iva, 

convertible '  I  lift  at  National  Bank  Republic,  Washington 

Debt  certificate* 1896     6  25O.OOO  

Firtt  mnrlgtigt  of  1895  was  authorized  by  Conn-ess  for  the  sole  pur- 
pose of  changing  the  motive  power  from  hones  to  electricity.  It  cov- 
er* all  the  company's  right*,  privileges  and  franchises,  together  with, 
valuable  real  estate.  ThU  real  estate  ha*  been  appraised  at  $7OO.OOO- 
and  I*  *ald  to  be  worth  over  $l.OOO,flOO.  A  sinking  fund  from  sale  of 
unused  real  estate  may  purchase  (not  call)  bond*  at  not  over  110  and 
Interest. 

The  eoUaltral  trn»t  bond*  are  convertible  Into  stock  at  option  of 
holder  at  the  ratio  of  one  share  of  stock  (par  $5Oi  for  $100  of  bonds  ; 
they  are  aMored  by  deposit  of  5,000  share*  of  the  company's  stock. 

The  debt  eertijtraltt  were  Issued  In  Sept.,  1896,  for  equipment. 

Atoet— The  stockholder*,  beside*  being  liable  for  the  remaining  $2» 
per  share,  are  liable  under  the  provisions  of  the  charter  for  an  amount 
eqnal  to  their  share  holding*.  In  addition  to  the  stock  given  above  in 
table  a*  outstanding.  5.OOO  shares  are  held  by  trustees  a*  security  for 
thi>  collateral  trust  bond*. 

Ditldnulf— from  1868  to  October,  1894.  Inclusive,  regular  divi- 
dend* were  paid,  the  rate  In  1891  being  8  percent  per  annum;  then 
none  until  September,  1896,  S><  per  ci-nt. 

ROAD— In  November,  1896,  bad  22  miles  of  track,  of  which  9>i 
mile*  were  equipped  with  underground  electric  system;  160  motor  car* 
and  103  trailers. 

EARNING*—  For  years  ending  Jane  30  earning*  have  been : 

1893  ...  $334,562  1892....  $438,748 

1894....    335,594*  1891....    415,852 

1- 'i;     .    *l'.''.7--  1893....    420,261  1890....    399,493 


•  Competing  road*  changing  to  cable  or  electricity  caused  reduction. 

For  year  ending  Jnne  30, 1896,  passenger  earning!,  $417,845;  other 
Income,  $51.94 :<:  net,  $162.478;  Interact  and  taxes,  $188,825;  bal.t 
•  !•  r  .  fur  year,  $20.352.  In  1891-5,  passenger  earning*  were  $324,822; 
other  Income.  $9,74O. 

OFFICER*-  President  (Nov.,  1896),  Major  George  H.  Harries  ;  Vlce- 
Pnwldent,  R.  D.  Weaver;  Treasurer,  Wm.  J.  Wilson;  Secretary,  G.  B. 
Office,  2411  P  Street,  N.  W.-V.  63,  p.  459. 


WASHINGTON  ALEXANDRIA  &  MOUNT 
VERNON  ELECTRIC  RY.-Sce  ALEXAKDHIA,  VA. 

WASHINGTON  &  GLEN  ECHO  RR.- 
ORQANIZATION— Successor  In  August,  1896.  to  the  Glen  Echo  RR. 
The  company  Is  Incorporated  under  the  laws  of  Maryland,  and 
operate*  a  suburban  double-track  railroad,  beginning  at  Connecticut 
Avenue  and  District  Boulevard,  Washington,  and  extending  to  Glen. 
Echo  Park  on  the  Potomac. 

ROAD— Owns  .•>>«  miles  of  double  (11  mile*  single)  track,  from  Cabin 
John  Bridge  to  Chery  Chase  Circle  In  Montgomery  County,  Md.  The 
road  connect*  with  the  Georgetown  and  Tennallytown  RR.  and  with, 
the  Rock  Creek  RR.  at  Chevy  Chase  Circle. 


90 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


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Trustee,  WMhington  L.  &  T.  Co.,  D.  C.-V.  63.  p  716. 

WASHINGTON  &  GREAT  FALLS  ELEC- 
TRIC RY  —A  trolley  load. 

OSQANIZATION-In  October.  1895.  this  road  was  said  to  be  In  opera- 
tion from  Georgetown  to  the  District  boundary. 

Capital  I'oek  Dec.  31, 1896,  $86,800;  1st  mortgage  6s,  $356,500! 
bills  payable,  $16,507.  In  year  ending  Deo.  31,  1896,  gross  from 
passengers,  $25,271;  net.  $9.690;  pasaengers  carrlel,  601,472. 
President,  Jacob  P.  Clark;  Secretary,  William  J.  Dante. 

WATERBURY,    CONN. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  28,646;  IN  1880  WAS  17,806; 

ABD  IN  1870  WAS  10.826. 

•WATERBURY  TRACTION.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Organized  in  1893,  a  consolidation  of  the  Connecti- 
cut Electric  Co.  and  the  Waterbury  Horse  Railroad  Co.  A  special 
charter,  with  amendments,  granted  by  the  State  of  Connecticut,  per- 
mits the  company  to  do  both  an  electric-lighting  and  railway  business. 
Franchise  is  perpetual. 

<  &  Rowns-  Date.     Interest.    OatstaniFg.       Maturity. 


Bl«$100^  ^ov..i;.l¥2.. 

1st  rnort..  $850,000,  gold  S  g°b  to  ^  at  104  and  {nt.  alt.  Nov.  1. 1898 
Tax  exempt  in  Connoctl  t^Trugtee>  Treasurer  Slate  of  Connecticut. 

Bonds— The  mortgage  has  a  first  lien  on  all  property  and  franchises  of 
<be  company,  Including  electric-light  plant.  The  $200,000  of  bonds 
unissued  may  be  used  for  future  extensions,  if  needed,  at  not  to  exceed 
75  per  cent  of  actual  cost  of  construction  and  equipment.  The  bonds 
are  in  $100,  $500  and  $1,OOO  pieces. 

ROAD  ETC.— In  October,  1896,  was  operating  9%  miles  of  road  with 
12  mile's  of  track  extending  through  the  city  of  Waterbury  to  Union 
•City,  the  borough  of  Naugatuck,  etc.,  said  to  be  fully  equipped.  Rails 
.are  60  and  70-lbs.  to  the  yard 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  years  ending  Sept  30: 

1896.  '*'  1895.  T896  '    1895 

Railway  $137,274        $124,566  $64,995  $48,617 

Efe"rr?Jiigiite.::::..:  105.661    _E»3M      50,708    _  60,839 

$242,935        $243,821         $115,703        $109,456 
Interestand  taxes.. 59,094  27,074 


Balance,  surplus $56,609          $82,382 

OFFICERS— President,  D.  S.  Plume;   Secretary,  A.  M.  Young;   Treas- 
«r«r.  J.  R.  Smith;  General  Manager,  J.  E.  Sewell. 


WATERTOWN,    N.     Y. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  14,725;  IN  1830  WAS  10,697; 
IN  1870  WAS  9,336. 

WATERTOWN  &  BROWNVILLE  STREET 
RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1887. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.  Ontstand'g.  Maturity. 

Stock  (|iar  $100) $100,000  

1st  mortgage,  $110.000 1891  6 HO.OOil  July  1, 1916 

2d  mortgage,  $50,000 1894  6 50,000  Mar.  1, 1919 

No  Interest  on  bonds  was  paid  in  1893-6. 

ROAD— Owns  6"4  miles  of  main  track  and  ]4  mile  sidings,  between 
Watertown  and  Brownvllle,  N.  Y. 

EARNINGS— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  For  1895-6,  gross,  $24,908; 
net,  $2,717;  taxes,  $587.  In  1894-5,  gross,  $27,037;  net,  $2,202; 
•taxes,  $636.  ^ 

WATERVILLE,  ME. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  7, '07;  IN  1880  WAS  4,672; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  4,852. 

WATERVILLE  &  FAIRFIELD  RAILWAY  & 
LIGHT.— An  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION- A  consolidation  of  W»tervllle  &  Fairfleld  RR. 
Waterville  Electric  Light  &  Power  and  Fairfleld  Electric  Light  & 
Power.  Operates  4-36  miles  of  track  between  Fairfleld  and  Water- 
ville, and  furnishes  light  and  power  for  miscellaneous  purposes. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.  Outitand' g.  Last  div.,  etc. 

Stock  (pur  $100)  ($200,000)      $200,000         2%  1894-5 

Water.  A  Fair.  RR.  1st  M 6M-N          19,000    

Water.  El.  Lt.  A  Pr.  IstM 6J-J          22,500    . 

Waterville  &  Falrtleld  Ry.  &  <    1891     6M-N        151,000  1911 

Lt.  IstM.  ($200,000) <Int.  payable  at  Am.  L'n  &  Tr.  Co., Boston. 

Dividends— In  1893-94  paid  Ha  per  cent ;  in  1894-95  5  per  cent. 

Bondt — 6s  of  1891  are  in  trust  to  retire  prior  bonds  at  maturity. 

EARNINGS— For  5  ears  ending  June  30  as  follows : 

Gross    Railway   Bailw'y  Gross  Lt.    Set  Lt.       Total     Net  inc. 
of  By.    op.exp.        net.       rf  Power.   <f  Power,     inc.    after  int. 

1895.. .$29,234    $11,294    $7,940    $22,207      $6,942     $4,989 

1894...    18,979      12,866      6,113      16,087        6,750      12,864      1080 
1893...   10,5)9      12,749      3,770      19.S61       11,512      15,282      4,410 

OFFICERS— President,  I.  0.  Libby;  Secretary,  H.  M.  Ileatli;  Treas- 
•urer.  P.  A.  Libby.  _ 

WEBB  CITY,   MO. 

POPULATION   1890  WAS  5,043 ;  IN  1880  WAS  1,588. 

SOUTHWEST  MISSSOURI  ELECTRIC 
RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— In  1896  the  company  reported  population  of 
places  along  Us  route  as  follows :  Carthage,  10,000 ;  Joplin,  17,000  '• 
Webb  City,  6,000;  Carterville,  3.5OO;  Prosperity,  1,500;  Galena' 
Kan.,  5,000;  total,  43,000. 


STOCK  &  BONDS-                Date.    Interest.  Outstand'g.      Maturity. 
Stock,  $650,000,  auth $6oO,000    

JoSplintfofWebb  City,  Car-)  1893  6g.  M-S  $200,000  Mar.  1.  1913 
terville  and  Prosperity,  >  Subject  to  call  after  Mar.  1. 1903.  Interest 
$200,000,  g.,  $500 6*  )  at  Central  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  N.  Y.  City. 

'.Subject  to  call  after  July  1, 1903.  Trustees, 

Joplin  to  Galena,  gold...  ^  central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  and  Mississippi 
Valley  Trust  Co.,  St.  Louis. 

/  1896  6g.  J-J  $180.000  July  1,  1926 
Carterville  to  Carthage. .  £  SuDjeot  to  call  after  July  1, 1903. 

Slock— In  June,  1896,  the  stock  was  increased  from  $500,000  to 
$650,000  for  purchase  of  Joplin  &  Galena  Electric.  V.  62,  p.  1140. 

ROAD— Operates  10  miles  of  single  track  connecting  Joplin,  Webb 
City,  Oarterville  and  Prosperity,  Mo.;  switches  additional ;  purchased 
(in  June,  1896),  Joplin  4  Galena  Electric,  East  Joplin  to  Blendeville 
5  miles,  and  Jasper  County  Electric  (in  Sept.  1896),  Webb  City  to  Car- 
thage and  Carterville,  12  "a  miles;  extensions,  4^  miles;  total  oper- 
ated, 32  miles. 


For  year  ending  Aug.  31, 1896. 

Gross  receipts $58,1 71 

Net  receipts 20,(>19 

Taxes,  insurance,  etc 3,037 


Interest $9,928 

Rentals 4,400 

Balance,  surplus $9,254 


OFFICERS— President  and  General  Manager,  A.  H.  Rogers ;  Vice-Pres., 
Sec.  and  Treas.,  W.  M.  Donaldson,  Harrlsburg,  Pa.— V.  62,  p.  1140; 
V.  63,  p.  407. 

WEST   SUPERIOR,  WIS. 

POPULATION  OF  SUPERIOR  1890  WAS  11,983. 

SUPERIOR  RAPID  TRANSIT  RAILWAY.- 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  under  Laws  of  Wisconsin  Aug.  1, 18 
succeeding  to  the  franchise  of  the  Douglas  County  Street,  chartered 
in  1889.    "  A  perpetual  right  of  way  over  all  streets  In  the  heart  of  the 
city  Is  held  and  owned  by  the  company  In  fee  simple. 

RECEIVERSHIP— On  Jan.  28, 1896,  8.  T.  Norvel  and  F.  W.  Oakley  were 
appointed  receivers.— V.  62,  p.  234,  279. 

STOCK  &  BONDS-    Miles.    Date.  InUresl.    OuMaml'g.    Maturity. 

Stock  • •    .........  <pi(VUU,uuu 

1st  M:,"$e56',obbVgVr  "24        1892    6g.  F-A      $250,000  Aug.l,  1912 
$l,Oobs.f.,Ser.A.c*2  Subject  to  call  at  102  and  interest  Aug.l,  1902 

Interest  on  second  mortgage  is  in  default.    See  V.  62,  p.  279. 

Mortgage— Under  the  mortgage.  Series  B  and  C  ($200,000  each)  are 
co-equally  secured  with  Series  A.  Sinking  fund  ranges  from  $5,000 
Dec.  31, 1893,  to  $20,416  Aug.  1, 1912,  inclusive,  which  amounts  are 
to  be  annually  turned  over  to  the  trustee. 

EARNINGS— For  year  to  Nov.  30, 1895,  net  earnings  were  $39,306. 

ROAD— Operates  26  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS-President  and  General  Manager,  S.  T.  Norvell;  Secretary 
and  Treasurer,  G.  Chad  wick.— V.  62,  p.  234,  279. 


WESTERLY,   R.   I. 

POPULATION  OF  TOWN  1890  WAS  6,813;  IN  1880  WAS  6,104; 
AND  IN  1S70  WAS  4,709. 

PAWCATUCK  VALLEY  STREET  RAIL- 
WA Y— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  In  1893.  Population  of  "Village"  of 
Westerly  (in  Connecticut  and  Rhode  Island)  reported  in  1895  by 
officials  as  being  11,000,  and  constantly  Increasing. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.     Interest.     Outstand'g.      Maturity. 

Stock,  $751000,  $100  par $75,000       

,A«AAA       i*      -5    1894      5     M-N       100,000  1914 

1st  M.,  $100,000,  gold  ..c  ^  In(.  inBo3ton  at Am.  L.  &Tr.(mort.  tr'stee). 

ROAD— Operates  6  miles  of  track  laid  with  50-lb.  T  rails  in  Westerly, 
R.  I.,  and  suburbs,  extending  to  Watoh  Hill. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  December  31, 1896,  gross,  $16,822 ;  net, 
$7,093;  interest  charges,  $5,247;  balance,  surplus,  $1,846.  In  1895, 
gross,  $16,488;  net,  $6,373. 

OFFICERS— President,  W.  Hoxsey;  Sec.  and  Treas.,  S.  H.  Cross;  Gen- 
oral  Manager,  E.  P.  Shaw,  Jr. 


WHEELING,  W.  VA. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  34,522;  IN  1880  WAS  30,737; 
.    AND  IN  1870  was  19,280. 

WHEELING  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Reorganized  in  1892.  Franchise  Is  perpetual,  but 
does  uot  give  exclusive  rights  to  operate  street  railway  in  the  city. 
Company  owns  nlneteen-twentieths  of  the  capital  stock  of  the  Citizens' 
Street  Railway  Company,  and  leases  same  for  99  years.  The  total  pop- 
ulation served,  including  Wheeling,  Bridgeport,  Martin's  Ferry,  Bell  - 
aire  and  Benwood,  is  said  to  be  about  75,000. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—    Par-    Date.      Interest.    Oulstand'g.  Last  div.itc. 

Stock, par $100, f.p Seebelow.    $700,000  Feb.W.lVo 

IstM...  .     $500    1891          J-J  17,000    July  1,1911 

1st  mge,  $500,000, )  1,000     1892    6  g.  M  -  S      482,000  1912 

gold,  $1,000 o*  S  Interest  at  Central  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  N.  Y.  City. 

Dividends.— In  1894  1  percent;  in  1895,  2  p  o.;  in  1896,  4>4  p.  c.; 
in  1897,  Feb.,  Hi  p.  o. 

ROAD.— Operates  17  miles  of  track  In  Wheeling  and  suburbs,  its  lines 
extending  to  Bridgeport,  Benwood  and  Martin's  Ferry.  Hail  56  to  85 
Ib.  girder. 

EARNINGS.— For  year  ending  December  31,  1896,  gross,  $167,993; 
uet,  $79,716:  interest  and  taxes,  $32,764 ;  dividends,  $29,750;  bal- 
ance, surplus  for  year,  $3,014.  In  1895,  gross,  $150,094;  net, 
$59,294;  interest  paid,  $30,000 ;  dividends  (2  per  cent),  $13,999; 
balance,  surplus,  $15,295. 

OFFICERS.— President,  T.  H.  Couderman;  See.  and  Treas.,  W.  A. 
Shirley.  INDEX— V.  62,  p.  279. 


STREET     RAILWAYS. 


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•WICHITA,    KAN. 

Porri  IKON   '.S9O  WAS  23.853;  1.x  1S8O  WAS  4.911. 

WICHITA  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY  &  LIGHT. 
—A  UolleT  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  February,  1893.  A  consolidation  of 
Wichita  Street  Ry.,  Riverside  A  Suburban  and  Citizens'  Electric  (Light- 
ing) Co.  FrmnchlM  ran*  till  1912. 

STOCK  4  BONDS—  Dale.  Inltrttt.  OutttaiuliHg.  Maturity. 

Stock  $130.000,  par  $100  ....  ....  $45O,OOO  

(  ....  6  J-J  60,0001  

•»••-•{  Interest  at  Amer.  Loan  *  Trnst  Co.,  Boston. 
Wichita  Electric  R'way  A  j  1893  3-4-5  J-J  3OO.OOO  1913 

Light  Co.,  M.  $300.000.  )  In  default.    Trustee,  Am.  Loan  Co.,  Rontnn. 

ffliMflJluiantMrf-  (1891  6g.A-O  $1OO,OOO  Oct.  1,1911 

Cltlxen's  Klertrle.  1st  M.,  ?  rinb)eet  to  call  at  par  on  Oct.  1.1896 

gold.$500t.i$l,000».r.c'  (  Interest  at  State  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  City. 

Interest  on  the  loam  of  1893  Is  In  default. 

ROAD— Owns  25  mile*  of  trolley  track  In  Wichita.  Kansas. 

EARNINGS— In  year  1894  grow  earnings  were  about  $73,000 ;  Interest 
paid,  97^00 ;  taxes,  $3,66O. 

OFFICERS— President,  A. T.  Batchelder;  Vice-President.  A.  Faulkner; 
TIT  as..  (J.  A.  LJtehfleld;  Snpt.  and  Purch.  Agent.  K.  W.  Sweet. 

WILK.ESBARRE,   PA. 

Port-LATioN  189O  WAS  37.718;  I*  1880  WAS  23,339; 

AND  W  1870  WA»  10,174. 

WILKESBARRE  &  WYOMING  VALLEY 
TRACTION.-  An  electric  rosd.  . 

ORGANIZATION— Controls  all  the  street  railway  lines  In  the  Wyoming 
V  alley.  Pa.,  extruding  from  Wllkesbarre  to  Plttston,  Plymouth,  Ashler, 
Plains,  etc. 
STOCK  A  BONOS  -  Da'e.    Inltmt.     OttlttantTg.        Maturity. 

Stock  (par  $100) Text.      $!i.OOO.OOO  Jan.30,'97.1% 

t    18*1    6f.  A-O       1.500.000    Apr.     1,   1»21 
1st  M.  $1.300.000.  gold.  -,  Interact  (Km  of  Penn.  State  tax)  Is  payable  at 

<     ProrWent  Life  *  Trust,  Philadelphia. 
Collat.  Tr.  *  Mortgage)  1893     Sg.  J  -  J        $325,000        Jan  1.1925 

.•old \  Int.  at  Anthracite  Bar.  Bk..  tr..  Wilkesbarre. 

tT»atiit»l  t  Boitdt  oo  Ro»dt  F»rt\fm4— 

OoalTlllePaas.Rr.lMU 12.OOO       

WUkeab.  *  Sort,  bowls 6  p.  c.  4O.OOO       

Wllkesb!  *  W.  SJdebds 35.00O       

M.  Oar  1st  M. 


[1893    6g.J-D       $300.000        Dee.  1. 1918 

a.*L  •BinBill  i  roar. « Int.  at  Real  E.tste  L  *  Tr  Co  .  Philadelphia. 
Plr-mouth  Br.Oo.istgolcl  <    1894    3g.A-O       $13O.OOO        Oct.  1. 1924 
M.S130.00H.mar.p.Al.  j  Int.  at  Anthracite  Sav.  Bk., trustee,  Wtlke.l.. 


iLfl30.00n.gnar.p.Al.  \ 
fctbLtoeallln  1904. 
WDkMbarre  A  Klag-toa ) 


r«al  estate  bonds*."011 1 *     F"A  •°'00° 

Wilkesb-reA-K.MdeRy.    <t)  

The  nUatrrai  trout  and  mortgage  gold  bonds  for  $325.000  cover  ill 
t  be  property  an.1  tnackUes  of  the  company;  (2)  $I5O.uoo  Orst  mort- 
gage S  par  eeat  boada  and  $15O.OOO  stock  of  Wilkesbarre  A  East  Side 
Ry.  Co.;  .3)  $83.0OO  guaranteed  6  per  Matt  stoek  af  the  WUkaabarre 
ASatmrbaa  and  $13.OOO  guaranteed  6  par  osat  stoek  of  the  Wllkea- 
barre  A  West  Side.  Plymoath  Bridge  bonds  for  $10.000  arc  subject  to 
call  by  lot  la  1901  and  $3.0OO  each  year  thereafter. 

DiviOENDS-In  1896,  Jan.,  1  per  eeat;  July,  1  percent.;  In  1897, 
Jan..  1  p.  e. 

RoAD-In  January.  1896.  eossprtoad  6B-40  mile*  of  track,  folly 
described  la  tbe  CaBOIKL*  of  Fob.  S3, 1896,  fag*  861. 

COMPANIES  CONTROLLED  IN  SVSTCM— The  following  tebU  shows  the 
several  companies  operated,  their  mileage,  capital  •lock,  and  tbe 
amount  of  It  owned  by  Ike  TiasMaa  Company,  their  debt,  aad  finally 
the  rental  payable  •»<sr  $99  jsar  leases;  6  per  eeat  ken  moaolDg  6 
far  cent  OB  tbe  oatetaadlag  eapttal  stock;  aad  $1  maaalag  a  nominal 
reaital.  la*  company  having  only  a  nominal  exUteace.  get  Ckrontcl* 
a****  rtftrrtm  to.  V.  62.  p.  Ml. 


Hotk. 

gum*  •/ Company.  Milt,,    l.nua. 

>alTllle  Passeiurer  Railway    3-67    $6'J,4«O    $33.7OO 
•anUos**  Street  Rallws;       9  6H       12.OOO       12.0OO 


Ml 


Pltt.l 

PltUtoll 


•feaaWrr*  *  KaM  i 

Wllkesb.  *  Kh  , 
^^K  *  Suburb.  «t.  Ry 
^•Bam  *  Wast  BU*.. 


200.000 
12.000 
30.000 
150.000 
100,000 
100.000 
100,000 


ji 

6p.r. 

.. ,,  . 
6p.c. 

1  Entire  stock  aad  bonds  d*aoaH*d  nader  collateral  trust  of  1893. 


42.000 
200.000 
12.000 
30.000 
150.000 
99.700 
93.500 
92.450 


M 

2OO.OOO 
Hone. 
Hone. 
150.000 
9O.O  0 
4O.OOO 
35.0OO 


, 

aB.il-  (1896 Urosa.    MJ»5«;  net,    20^16 

ANNUAL  REPOHT-OnVrtal  statema«t  for  1893  V.  62,  p.  361 


Cr 


1890. 


>  I  ,      I     '9V,  .  -    •    • 

9M7361    9431.941 

Fet      273.674     21 


iBtua 


112.960       100.125 


r tar, ^1.  DM.31. 1*96. 


1895. 


Taxe».  r-n.  ete..  943.38O    *34,OH9 


•try.  for  year. .  §1 1 9.331  *  1O8.127 


BALAXCB  SIIKKT  J \XUAKT    1,  1897. 


ASM*.  HmkUitttt. 

PropSTtyArranch^eoB-  Capltel  stock. 9S.OOO.OOO 

•traettoB awl *<)alpt  96^66.100  i  First  mort«a«a  bonds..   1.5OO.OOO 


Penonal  property  aosC      21  S.25O  '  Collateral   trust  mort- 


Blll.  reeel rahle 

•f.  PUmtsafft.  Car  Co 


Bupplie-ont 
Opeaacooun 


. 

I..T 

12.000 
9,694 

•1.4:1- 


ITaruiaded  debt. 

Upeaaeeoanta 

ProBt  and  los*.  surplus. 


-i.!..: 

- 


. 
7....-- 


Total  »«.99t<.:41  Total  96.988.741 

OrnctM    Prasldeat.  B.  T.  Myers;  Seeretery.  W.  U.  Eno ;  Treasurer 
and  Qaaaral  Manager.  John  Graham. -V.  62,  p.  >•!. 

\VILLIAMSPORT.    PA. 

POI-I  i  >TIOH  1990  w  .  it  188O  WAI  18,984; 

m  1870  WAS  16.O8O. 

VALLAMONT  TRACTION- 

OBOANIZATION— This  eoaipaay  was  formed  May  IS.  1894.  under  an 
•gusmsat  far  oaaolMaUait  the  Vallamont   Pssnenger  Ra  Iwsy  Com- 


pany, the  Junction  PassenKer  Railway  Company,  the  Centre  &  West 
End  Passenger  Railway  Company  and  the  Citizen*'  Passenger  Railway 
Company.  Operate*  tbe  South  Side  Passenger  Railway  Company, 
whose  capital  stock  Is  $25,000. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—  J«>"  30, '96.  i 

Stock  (VaT.  Trac.) $101,700  I 

Current  liabilities 12.3611 


South  Side  bonds,  6s 25.OOO 

Bonds  (30-year6s) 1OO.OOO 


ROAO— 

Owns  (65  Ib.  rails) 3-6 

Leases  8.  S.  P.  Ry 1-8 

I     OFFICERS— President,   J.  Henry 
Ooohrao ;   See.  and  Gen.  Manager, 

I  Ernest  H.  Davis. 


EARNINGS— Year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross  (both  roads),  $27,104; 
net,  $7,901;  int.  and  taios,  $ll,H3 :  bal..  deceit  for  year,  $3,57:1. 

WILLIAMSPORT  PASSENGER  RAILWAY 
—A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  April  15, 1863. 

EARNINGS— Years  end.  June  30, 
1895-6.       1894-5. 

Gross $76.902    $66,845 

Net. 17.115      22,310 

Taxes 1.970        2,257 

Interest. 7,140        7.434 

Other  payments 6.747 

Balance,  surplus.     8,005        5.872 


STOCK  &  BONDS—  June  30,  m 

Stock  ($«OO.(XKI) $338.550 

6s,  due  May  1.1911 11.5OO 

6s.  due  June  1. 1922 151.50O 

Billspayahle 12.897 

Dividends  Jan.,  1893,  2    p.  c.; 
18V3-94,  6  p.  c.;  none  since. 


ROAD  OWNED— 7*  miles;  9O-lb.  rails. 
OFFICERS—  President,  H.  C.  Parsons;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  J.  F. 
Starr;  General  Manager,  E.  H.  Davis,  Williamsport,  Pa. 

WILMINGTON,  DEL. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  61,431;  ra  1880  WAS  42,478 
AND  »  1870  WAS  30,841. 

WILMINGTON   CITY   RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Feb.  4,  1864.  Franchise  gives  exclusive 
rights  to  operate  street  railway  In  the  city.  Also  owns  a  controlling 
Interest  In  the  Front  A  Union  Point  Railway  Company. 

STOCK  <t  BONDS—  Itate.  interest,   (hitstanding.    Latt(tir..ete. 

8tock.*385.000(par.$10) J"Jf  ^^aUUn*8" }  J"-^.  2>t 

1st     M..   $600,000.    gold.)  1891  5gM-8       9600.000   '       Sep.  1.1911 

$500eacH e(         Subject  to  call  on  or  after  Sep.  1. 1901 

Inttrttl  Is  payable  at  the  Equitable  Trust  Co.,  Wilmington.  Del. 

IHHdtndt— The  following  per  nants  are  on  the  amount  paid  In  ($8) 
per  share:  In  1802.  5  per  cent;  1893.  5  per  cent;  1894,  3  per  cent. 
In  1893.  3  per  eent;  In  1896, 3  per  cent;  In  1897,  January,  2>«  per  cent: 

ROAD— Operates  23  miles  of  trolley  track  In  city  of  Wilmington  and 
suburbs,  one  of  Its  lines  extending  to  Shellpot  Creek,  on  Philadelphia 
Turnpike.  Rails  38  and  91  Ib.  T.  »»'>  girder. 

OFFICERS -Prt"<ll'-nt.  P.  Lea;  Vice- President,  W.  Sanlsbnry;  Sec- 
retary and  Treasurer,  Frank  T.  Wei. I.. 

WILMINGTON  &  NEWCASTLE  ELECTRIC 
R  Y.— A  trolley  road. 

STOCK  A  BONOS—  D*>*  Inltrttt.  Oultland-g.  Maturity. 

Stock..  (t)  

l<tM..$130.000.«old.s.f..(  1896  3g.  F-A  $13O,OOO  Aug.l. 11)26 

be«l»s  Aug.  1.1901;  f2,-  ?  Interest  at  Real  Estate  Trust  Company, 

OOOan..*5OO**l.oOO.e-/     Philadelphia.  Trustee. 

Road  la  about  8  miles  long. 

WILMINGTON,  N.  C. 
PoroLATion  two  WAS  >o,o!V6:  IN  188O  WAS  17.350: 

AKI>  IN  1870  WAS  13.440. 

WILMINGTON  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley 
^^  affiam  road. 

OROANiZATtON-Chartered  Feb.  10. 1887.    Franchise  runs  till  1937. 
and  glTea  exclusive  Hghte  to  operate  street  railways  In  the  city. 
STOCK  A  BONOS—          Par-    t**lt.    InUnii.    OHlitaniling.    Maturity. 

r<fmnVonsl<S.r.T7..     $1OO    $1OO.OOO  f.  p 

l«t  pref.  6p.  e.enm..        100    4O.OOO  f .  p 

2dpref.  6  p.  e.eam...        1OO    .  6O.OOO  f.  p 

,»IH  ai  in  nnn  .  i      '*     »•*»    6*A-O       13O.OOO     Apr.  1,1920- 
Mort.  gold  $  50.000.C  |  Tn,rt«i  ataU  -&u*  Co..  New  York  dty. 

ROAD-Owns  4-78  miles  of  trolley  road.  !>•  miles  of  steam  road  nnd 
>4  mile  of  siding  In  city  of  Wilmington;  total  track.  6-53  miles.  Rails 
43  and  60  Ib.  T  and  girder. 

ANNUAL  RE  POUT -Fiscal  year  ends  April  30  but  for  the  year  en. ling 
Dee,  31  matte  were  as  follows:  In  1895.  net.  $11,858;  In  1894,  gross. 
$33,813;  not.  $8,409;  In  1893.  gross.  $33332:  net.  $7,112. 

OFFICEBS—Presldont,  H.  A.  Whiting;  Vice- President, B.  F.  O'Connor ; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer.  J.  W.  Martoala. 

WINSTON,  N.  C. 

Porn,  mo*  149O  waa  8,018;  IN  1880  WAS  2,854; 

AND  III  1870  WAS  443. 

WINSTON-SALEM  RA1LWAY&  ELECTRIC 
—A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Incorporated  In  1891  for90years.  Opemu-n  no 
electric  road,  and  does  also  a  general  lighting  and  power  furnishing 
business. 

Dolt.  Inlertit.  Outf'antHng.  Maturity. 


1st  M.  ($230.000)  gold  ($o0,|  jn.Tr.tCotru.  K.  Y°?  Ity. 

ROAD-Owna  7  miles  of  road,  and  also  operate*  100  arc  and  2.5OO  In- 
candescent lights. 

OFFICERS—  PreaMent,  J.  H.  McClement ;  Vice-President,  F.  J.  Spraguo 
Secretary  and  Treasurer.  R.  O.  Day.  Office.  44  Broad  St.,  N.  Y.  City, 

WOONSOCKET,   R.  I. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  2O.830-,  IN  1880  WAS  16,050; 
ANI>  IN  1870  WAS  11.527. 

WOONSOCKET  STREET  RAILWAY- 
OROANIZATION— Incorporated  June  4, 1886.    Stock,  $100,000 ;  bonds, 
$16O,OOO;  unfunded  debt  June  3O,  1895.  $13,267.    7  miles  of  track. 


92 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


EARNINOS-ForyearendlngJiineSO.  1895,  gross,  $31,573;  net, $4,550; 
Interest  charges,  $8,532;  balance,  deficit,  $3,982.  In  1893-94,  gross, 
$30.270 ;  net,  $t,285 ;  Interest  charges,  $6,328 ;  balance,  deficit  for 
year,  $2,043.  Total  passengers  carried  daring  1891-95  was  631,459; 
In  1393-94  was  605,409;  In  1892-93,  591,955. 

OFFiCERS-Presldent,  I.  P.  Ray;  Secretary,  W.  Kent;  Treasurer, 
Walter  Whlttlesey.  Chelsea.  Mass. 


WORCESTER,  MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  84,655;  IN  1880  WAS  58.291; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  41,105. 

NORTH  END  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley 
road. 

LEASE— In  1895  the  road  was  leased  to  Worcester  Consol.  Street  Ry. 
for  99  years.  Rental  ttrst  year  $7,250,  second  year  $7,750 ;  each  year 
thereafter  «8,000.  V.  61.  p.  518. 

ROAD,  ETC.— Owns  5-13  miles  of  track  and  operates  2-01  additional' 
making  total  operated  7-14  miles.  Capital  stock.  $110,000.  First 
mortgage,  $75,000,  dated  Aug.  1, 1895,  due  Feb.  1, 1915 ;  Interest  at  5 
per  cent,  F.  A-  A. 

EARNlNOS-For  year  ending  Sept.  30,  1895,  gross,  $29,142 ;  deficit 
under  operating,  $3,421;  other  Income,  $5,541;  Interest,  taxes,  etc., 
$8,074 ;  total  denclt  for  year,  $5.950. 

WORCESTER  &  SUBURBAN  STREET  RY.- 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1894  and  absorbed  the  Worcester  Lei- 
cester A  Spenoer  and  the  Worcester  &  Mlllbury  companies. 

STOCK,  BONDS,  ETC.—  Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.  Maturity,  etc- 

Stock,  $550.000....  $542,500  

1st  M.,  ^OO.OOO.K.  ($500)  c*  >  1895  5  g.  M-N  20O.OOO  May  1,  1915 

red.  at  104  aft.  May  1, 1900  \     Int.  at  International  Trust,  Boston. 

Current  liabilities  Oct.  1, 1895,  with  no  bonds  issued,  were  $258,946- 

Dividends—  In  1894,  5  per  cent;  In  1895,  3  "a  p.  c.;  In  1896,  4  p.  c. 

ROAD— Worcester  to  Mlllbury,  8  miles;  Worcester  via  Leicester  to 
Spencer,  15  miles ;  total,  23  miles. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Sept.  30,  1896,  gross,  $144,035 :  net, 
$52,063;  Int ,  taxes,  dividends,  etc.,  $47,109;  bal.,  surplus,  $4,954.  In 
1894  5  gross,  $135,810;  net,  $44,520;  charges,  $23,586;  taxes,  $8,968; 
other,  $3,794 ;  dividends  (3  p.  c.),  $16,275;  balance,  surplus  for  year, 
$4,659.  In  1893-94,  gross,  $118,882;  net,  $28,602.  Total  surplus 
Sept.  30, 1896,  $18,282. 

OFFICERS— President,  Edwin  L.  Watson;  Secretary  and  Treasurer 
T.  T.  Robinson.— V.  60,  p.  481. 

WORCESTER  TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Organized  in  1893  and  purchased  the  entire  capital 
stuck  of  the  Consolidated  Street  Ry  Co.  of  Worcester,  consisting  of  Si's 
miles  of  track  laid  with  85-pound  steel.  Company  receives  a  consider 
able  amount  forfurnlshing  power  to  Worcester  Consolidated. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS —        Par.    Interest.        Outstanding.       Maturity' 

Common  stock $3,000,000        None  paid 

Preferred  stock   oumu-J  6  F-A  2,000,000   Fob.1,'97,3% 

lat  i vi' 5  R^d.  at  105  and  accrued  div.  on  3  mos.  notice. 

Debentures  of  Ry.  Co.  guaranteed— see  Worcester  Consol.  St.  Ry. 

DIVIDENDS  ON  PREFERRED— In  1893, 3  p.  c.;  in  1894.  in  Aug.  3  p.  o.; 
1n  1895. 6  p.  e.;  In  1896,  Feb.,  3  p.  c.;  Aug.,  6  p.  o.  (3  p.  c.  on  account 
of  deferred  payments.) ;  in  1897,  Feb.,  3  p.  c. 

OFFICERS— President,  C.  B.  Pratt;  Vice-President,  A.  G.  Bullock; 
Secretary,  T.  C.  Barr ;  Treasurer,  A.  H.  Stone. 

DIRECTORS— Thos.  C.  Barr,  Newark ;  C.  H.  Clark,  Jr.,  Philadelphia; 
•C.  B.  Pratt,  Worcester;  F.  H.  Dewey,  Worcester  j  Stephen  Salisbury, 
"Worcester;  C.  M.  Wicker,  New  York ;  A.  G.  Bullock,  Worcester. 

INDEX-V.  59,  p.  1142;  V.  61,  p.  518. 

WORCESTER  TRACTION  SYSTEM-WORCES- 
TER CONSOLIDATED  STREET  RAILWAY— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  1869.  Capital  stock  all  owned  by  the 
Worcester  Traction  Co.,  which  guarantees  principal  and  interest  of  the 
debentures.  The  read  Is  now  fully  equipped  electrically. 

STOCK  &   BONDS.—  Date.        Interest.    Oulstan'ing.Matur'y,ttc. 

Capital  stock,  $100 Text.          $700,000  Text. 

1st  mort.  bonds 5  150,000  1907 

Debentures,  gold e*  >      1894       5  g.  F-A.          500,000  Feb.  1, 1914 

Subjeottocall  at  102 ^j  j  Guaranteed  p.&i.  by  Worcester  Traction  Co 
Real  estate  mortgages $4,500  On  demand 

Bond*.  -These  debentures  were  issued  in  1894  to  liquidate  the  In- 
debtedness Incurred  in  reconstructing  the  road  for  operation  by  elec- 
•trloity,  such  reconstruction  having  cost  $900,000. 


DIVIDENDS.—  >  For  1891-92. 

Per  cent J  4 


1892-93.    1893-94.    189495.    1895-96. 
10  3>»  8  8 


ROAD— On  Sept.  30,  1896,  was  operating  42'22  miles  of  track  In 
Worcester  and  vicinity,  of  which  32'34  mile?  was  owned,  9'33  miles 
leased  and  '55  of  a  mile  trackage.  Leases  the  Worcester  &  Shrewsbury 
Street  Ry.,  etc.,  4-2  miles.  Rails  85  pounds  steel. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  years  ending  Sept.  30  earnings  have  been: 

1896.           1895.      I  1896.        1895. 

•Gross  earng's. $491,375    $420,498  I  Dividends $56,000    $50,000 


Netearnings..    119,845      110;711 
•Int., taxes,  etc.     61,056        51,778 
For  years  ending  Sept.  30: 

'Gross,  1896 $491,375 

1895 420,498 

1894 355,000 


Balance 2,789        2,933 


Gross,  1893 $337,657 

1892 342,450 

1891 275,129 


OKNKIt.vr.  BALANCE   SIIEF.T  SEPTEMBER  30,    1896. 


Assets. 

Construction $1 ,070,420 

Equipment , 233,038 

Other  property 204,754 

Cash  and  curr't  assets..        44,578 


Liabilities. 

Stock $700,000 

Funded  debt 650.0OO 

Real  est  ata  mtges 4,500 

Unfunded  debt 103,767 

Profit  and  loss,  surplus.  101 ,123 


$1,559,390  $1,559,390 

OFFICERS— President,  Charles  B.  Pratt;  Vice-President,  A.  George 
Bui  luck;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  A.  H.  Stone;  Superintendent  and 
Purchasing  Agent,  J.  N.  Akarman. 


YONKERS,   N.   Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  32,033;  IN  1880  WAS  18,892; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  18.357. 

YONKERS  RAILROAD.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— In  March,  1896,  a  consolidation  was  effected  be- 
tween the  Youkers  RR.,  North  &  South  Electric  Co.  and  Yonkers  & 
Tarrytown  Electric  RR.  under  title  of  Youkers  RR.,  with  n  capital 
stock  of  $1,000,000,  par  $100.  See  V.  62,  p.  644.  Extensions  to  Hast- 
ings, Dobbs  Ferry,  Irviugton  and  Tarrytown  are  proposed. 

Securities,  earnings,  etc.,  of  the  old  Yonkers  RR.  were  as  follows ; 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.       Interest.      OiitslantVn.     Maturity. 

Stock $600,000       

Istmortgage 1892       5J-J          125.OOO    Jan.  1, 1922 

Income  bonds,  2d  mort...     1892  When  earn'd.    300,000    Jan.  1, 1912 
Real  estate  mortgage 18,500      

ROAD— Owns  8^  miles  of  track. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  The  followlnir  figures 
for  1896  represent  the  earnings  of  the  old  Yonkers  RR.  for  the  nine 
months  ending  March  31, 1896,  and  of  the  consolidated  companies  for 
the  three  months  to  June  30.  For  the  previous  year  the  figures  are  for 
the  Yonkers  RR. 

Yr.  end.  June30.     189fi.        1895.    I  1896.        1895. 

Gross  earnings . .  $90,069    $74,444  |  Taxes $2.650    $2,354 


Net 

Other  income — 


29,372 
1,712 


16,818 
1.994 


Int.  on  bonds 14,879       6,944 

Int-onloans 10.02O      7,953 

Balance sr.3,535sr.l,56l 


OFFICERS— President,  A.  L.  Johnson;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  J.  M. 
Edwards,— V.  62,  p.  462,  644;  V.  63,  p.  55  8. 


YORK,   PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  20,793 ;  IN  1880  WAS  13,940 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  11,003. 

YORK  STREET  RAILWAY— A  trolley  road. 

STOCK  ETC —  Date.     Interest.     Outstanding.     Last  Div.,  etc. 

Stock  $200,000  ($50) $165,800  f .  p.        (See  text.) 

Istmortgage 189B  5  120,000  1926 

Loans  June  30, 1896 5,000  

Dividends  in  1893,  in  January,  4  p.  c.;  in  1894,  6^s  per  cent,  2^  per 
cent  being  payable  Jau  24, 1895;  in  tlscal  year  1895  96  about  4  p.  c. 

ROAD— Operates  1114  miles  of  track,  laid  with  45  aud  70  Ib.  rails. 

EARNINGS — For  years  ending  June  30 : 


1896.        1895. 

Gross $56.273    $47,091 

Other  income....     1,350        1,413 


1896.         1895. 

Net  earnings — $15,066    $11,225 
Interest  &  taxes.     6,043        5,258 


In  1895-6  paid  dividends  $6,658,  leaving  bal.  sur.  for  year,  $3,365 
OFFICERS— President,  W.  H.    Lanins ;   Vice-President,  D.  K.  Trim 
mer;  Secretary,  G  A.  Schmidt;  Treasurer,  Chas.  H.  May»r. 


YOUNGSTOWN,     OHIO. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  33,220;  IN  1880  WAS  15,435; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  8.075. 

MAHONING  VALLEY  ELECTRIC  RAIL- 
WAY-—A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  as  Youngstown  Street  RR.  Doc.  10, 1878 
and  consolidated  with  the  Mahoning  Valley  Ry.  December  1, 1896. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.       Interest.     Oulstand'g.       Maturity. 

Youn*>town  Street  Ry.  (    1891       6g.  M-N       $300,000       May  1,  1911 

1  stmortg'e, $300,000, 1  Subject  to  call  at  par  after  May  1,  1901 

gold c'asr  ( Interest  at  Central  Tr.  Co.,  trustee,  N.  Y.  City. 

Mah.Val.Elec.mortg'e,  5    1895         5  J-J  (!)  July  1, 1915 

$1,200,000  gold /Trustee,  Central  Trust,  New  York. 

The  mortgage  of  1897  provides  for  refunding  and  for  improvements 
and  extension  to  Niles. 

ROAD— The  new  company  operates  about  26  miles  of  track, 

OFFICERS— President,  B.  F.  Miles,  Cleveland ;  Vice-President,  J.  G. 
Butler,  Jr.;  Secretary.  J.  E.  MoVey;  Treasurer  and  General  Manager, 
A.  A.  Anderson.— V.  63,  p.  924;  V.  64,  p.  83. 


ZANESVILJLE,    OHIO. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  21,009;  IN  1880  WAS  10.011; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  18,113. 

ZANESVILLE    RY.    &   ELECTRIC   CO.- 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  July  8,  1896,  and  bought  the  property  of 
the  Zanesville  Street  RR.,  subject  to  the  1st  mortgage  of  1891. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.       Int.     Outstand'g.      Maturity. 

Stock,  $500,000 $2OO,OOO     

Zanesv.  St.  KR.  1st  M 1891      6  M-N       175,000    May  1,  1911 

Zanesv.Ry.  &Elec.  1st  consol,)  1896     5g.  MS     None        Sept.  1,1916 

$500,000  gold  ($1,000)..  o.*  s  Int.  at  Inter'l  Trust  Co.,  Boston,  trustee. 

In  February.  1897,  it  was  stated  that  no  consols  would  be  sold  for 
some  time;  they  are  not  subject  to  call  and  have  no  sinking  fund. 

ROAD— Operates  10  miles  of  track  ou  8  miles  of  street. 

OFFICERS — President,  John  Hoge;  Vice-President,  W.  H.    Bateman; 
Secretary,  K.  B.  Conger;  Treasurer,  G.  H.  Stewart. 


INDEX.    TO    RAILWAYS. 


93 


ABBREVIATIONS.     ETC. 

The  terms  and  abbreviations  employed  in  this  SUPPLKMKNT  are  explained  in  the  following  : 

"STOCK  &  BONDS  "—Uuder  these  words  are  shown— 

"  STOCK  " — The  amount  of  stock  authorised  Immediately  follow*  the  word  "  stock,"  and  against  this  Is  the  par  value  of  single  shares,  viz., 
••  Stock.  $2OO,OOO—410O,"  means  stock,  total  Usue  authorized  by  charter  or  by  act  of  legislature,  $200,000,  divided  Into  shares  of  $100  each ; 
"  f.  p."  following  the  amount  given  as  outstanding  means  ••  full  paid." 

"  Pref."  means  "  preferred  stock."  "  Pref .  6  p.  c.  cum."  meau»  preferred  stock  entitled  to  dividends  of  6  per  cent  per  annum,  such  dividends 
If  not  paid  accumulating,  all  dividend*  due  and  unpaid  to  be  paid  In  full  for  each  and  every  year  before  the  common  stock  receives  anything. 
"  Pref.  6  p.  c.  non-cum."  means  simply  that  the  stock  is  entitled  to  6  per  cent  per  annum  if  earned,  but  that  if  unearned  in  any  year  the  dividend 
for  that  year  will  not  be  paid  subsequently. 

"  BONDS  "— "Mort."  or  "St."  means  mortgage.  "  Conaol."  or  "  con.  M."  means  consolidated  mortgage.  "Gen.  M."  means  general  mort 
(age.  The  amount  next  following  U  the  total  authorized  amount  that  can  be  issued  under  the  mortgage.  The  word  "gold  "is  usually  spelled 
oat,  but  In  some  instances  to  contracted  to  "  g,"  while  "  cur."  means  currency. 

"  Conv."  means  convertible  Into  stock.  "  8.  f."  means  sinking  fund.  "  c."  means  coupon ;  "  c.* "  means  coupon  but  may  be  registered  as 
to  principal;  and  "c.'Ar."  means  that  registered  certificate*  without  coupons  as  well  as  coupon  bonds  are  outstanding.  The  letters  "p.  m." 
meau  per  mile,  so  915,000  p.  m.  means  that  the  Usne  of  bonds  is  restricted  to  $15,000  for  each  mile  of  track.  "  Ouar."  means  guaranteed,  and 
"  guar.  p.  *  1.  (end.) "  means  guaranteed  as  to  principal  ami  Interest,  the  guaranty  being  endorsed  on  each  bond. 

"  DATE  "—The  date  of  Usne  on  the  face  of  the  bonds  Is  Indicated  under  the  word  "  date." 

"  INTEREST  ••— Under  this  heading  to  given  the  rate  per  cent  yearly  of  the  interest  payable  on  the  bonds  or  (If  guaranteed)  of  the  dividend 
payable  on  the  stock;  also  the  months  when  the  Interest  or  dividend  I*  payable,  thus,  ••  6  J  -  J  "  means  6  per  cent  per  annum  payable  January 
and  July;  correspondingly.  "F-A"  Is  used  to  mean  February  and  August;  "M-  8"  means  March  and  September,  and  so  on,  while  "Q-J" 
mean*  quarterly  beginning  In  January  and  "Q-F"  quarterly  beginning  In  February.  [The  day  when  the  Interest  payment  is  due  can 
generally  be  determined  by  noticing  when  the  loans  mature,  ihe  day  of  the  month  there  given  being  In  most  cases  the  same  as  for  one  of  the 
Interest  dates.] 

"ROAD  "-The  word  "track"  means  In  Street  Railway  parlance  all  track,  whether  main  line,  siding,  switch  or  second  track.  "Rails  are 
8O-tb.  girder"  mean*  that  each  rail  weighs  80  pounds  to  the  yard. 


INDEX  TO  RAILWAYS. 


PAGK. 

Akron  Bedford  A  Cleveland  BB. 26 
kron  A  Cuyahoga  Falls  Kapld  Transit . .     7 

Akron  Street  By.  *  UlunUnaUng 7 

Alamo  Heights  RR SO 

Albany  By 7 

Algiers  Gooldstero  *  Oretna  Ry 

Allegheny  A  Bellevme-See  Fed.  St.  API.  V.  69 
Allegheny  8t-«ee  Federal  St.  A  Pleas.  Val.:  69 

Allegheny  Traction  I  Plttsban) 68 

AllenTa*  Beth  B.  T.-8ee  Allen.  A  L.  V. T.     8 

Allentown  A  LehUh  Valley  Traction 8 

Alley  Kiev.  (CWe.  A  Sons*  Side  Bap.  Iran.)  83 

Alton  Railway  A  lUumlnatUg. 8 

Alt.-. na  A  Logan  Valley  Electric  Ry  ... 
AmhlerElee.-8ee8otaylklUV.Trao.8ys..  63 

Amsterdam  Street  BB .7.::".'.*.":.°.°:     9 

Anaoostla  A  Potomac  River  RR 89 

asjds>at»a  nmHilii  fin snl  By 

I  an  1 1 Inn  >  TiatlMII  •inlilii  By 

AnnUton  (Ala.)  ITtotiliki  Co 

Arlington  Heights  Motor  By  83 

Anbury  Park  A  Belmar  Street  By. 

AsberUle  Street  Ry 

Ashlaad  (Wto.)  Light.  Power  A  Street  By.. . 


Mr, 


it  By 

A  Power! 


Atehlson  By.'Uxht  A  1 

Athens  (Ga.)  Eleetrle  By 

Atkol  A  Orange  Street  By . . . 

Atlanta  ConsolWlated  Street 

Atlanta  St.  BB    See  Atlanta  Cons'd  St.  BB.. 

Atlanta  Ball  way 

At  Untie  Are.  BB    Bss  Nstsau  Dee.  By.. . . 

Atlantle  Cone*  Bteetrto 

A^tto  HlgnlnndsBed  Bank  A'l^ng  Br-rVi 

»(Sa.)BalioweU  A  Gardiner  RR'  '.'. 
l  Ry.AEIeetrieCo.  . 

A  urora  Street  Ky 


1O 

10 

10 
10 

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!.: 

1.1 

10 

II 
11 
11 


a.!-n.t  -f    I...MI. 
•IMMi   I.  nil  !  Ill 


Orono  A  Old  Tow*  By 
Street  Ballway 


Beatrice  (Neb.)  Ktoe.  Co 
Beaver  Valley  Traction 
«.-„-,„„_..  -  rt«0.)AMartln'sr-y8t.By. 
Ballway... 
Ball  way  .. 

—•it   See  Newark  Pass.  By. 
Belt  I  me  Eleetrle  (LeilsurUm,  Ky.) 
Belt  Railway  The  (Washington  ft.  < 


B»  n !  •  •  • 

Be: 


(Washington 

ne  Ky-See  Un.  Dep.  RR. 
s  Cevnty  Traetton  . 
Ford  A  Sneo  Railroad  .  . 
smton  Lest.  *  Unloa 


ngfaasn  Knnx vtlle  A  Allentnwn  Trac- 
-Bee  Plttob.  A  Birmingham  Tr.  Sa. . 
MBM  Ballway  A  neetrle.  . 


See  Btng.  KK. 

sn  Trai 
Tr.  Sys 


a  too.  B, -flee  Haverhlll 

>  Ballway 


Bralntree  Street  Railway 
BralntreeAWeymouth  Ry 

Bridgeport  (Conn.)  Traction 

BrUantlne  KK.  4  Steamboat  Oo.  (formerly 

Brlgantlne  Tran«lt, 

BrUhtWix»lRy 

Bristol  A  Plalnvtlle  Tramway  (Ooan.) 

Broadway  RB-See  B'klyn  Oneen*  Co.  A  - 
B'way  A 7th  Ave.  RB— See  Met.  Trae.  Sya.  . 
Broad  way  Surf.  BR-8ee  B'y  A  7th  A  ve.RR. 

Brockton  A  Brldirewater  St.  By 

Brockton  Street  By 

Brockton  St.  By    See  Brockton  Con.  St.  By. . 

Brooklyn  Avenue  Ry.  (Kansas  Ctty) 

Brooklyn     Bath    A    West    End    RR,-8ee 

Nassau  Electric  System 

Brooklyn  City  A  Newtown  BB 

Brooklyn  City  RR— See  B'klyn  R.  T.  System. 
Brooklyn  Crossfn  RR.-6ee  B'klyn  <?y  RR. 

Rrooklyn  Elevated  RK 

Brooklyn  Heights  RR-SeeR'kly  n  R. T.  Sya 
Brooklyn  Queen*  County  A  Suburban  RR.— 

Her  Brooklyn  Bapld  Transit  System 

Brooklyn  Rapid  Transit 

Brooklyn  to.)  St.  RR.-gee  Clev.  Elee.  R 

Brooklyn  Traction-See  K.O.Trao 

Brnnswlck Traction ... 

Buffalo  BeUevae  A  LaoeMter  By 

Buffalo  Bast  Side  StRy-See  Buffalo  Ry..:: 

Buffalo  *  Niagara  PalU  Electric  By. 

Buffalo  X.  Main  ML  A  Tonawaada  By 

Buffalo  Ry  ... 

Buffalo  Street  By-See  Buffalo  By.. 

Buffalo  Tnwtlon  

Buffalo  A  Wllllamnvllle  Electric  By 
Burlington  (Iowa)  Eleetrle  By 
Burlington  (Vt.)  Traction 
BattoOoBsoUdated Ky 


Calm  Electric  Ry 
alals  (Me.)  Street  Railway. 
California  Street  Cable 

«'.i    :ti,..f   I     ..  ••        -•      Kv 

Calvary   Cemetery  Groenpolnt   A    Brook- 
lyn By^-«ee  Brooklyn  ( -fly  BB 

Cambridge  RB—SeeWest  EndSt-Rv..  Boston 
AWoodbory  by 


j  A  Suburban  By 

lACUIborno  RR 


Electric  Bv.. 
St.— See  Oantoa-Massllon  Elec. . 


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IM.  Bay  A  Sewell's  Point  Elec.  Ry 

Capital  fraction 

Capitol  North  OSt.  A  South  W.— See  Belt  Ry. 
ChrboadaleAF.C.Pas*  Ry.-See  Carb.Trac. 

Cnrbondale  Traction 

Oarpeatenv.  Elgin  A  Aur.— See  EL  City  Ry. 
Case   Avenue    A   Fair    Grounds    Ry— See 

National  Railway  System. 

Catharine  *   Balnbrldce  Streets  By-See 

Philadelphia TractionSystem. or 

Cayadntta  Elec.  -  See  Fonda  J.  A  G.  Sys. . . .  87 
Cayuga  Lake  Elec.  Ry.-See  Ithaca  St.  By..  41 

Cedar  Rapids  A  Manon  City  Ry 21 

Central  Avenue  Ry.  (Oakland,  f'al.) 63 

Ceatral  Croestown  KR.  (N.  Y.  City) 56 

Central  Elec.— See  Saoramento  Elee.  P.  A  L.  77 
Central  Jersey  Trac.  (N.  Y.  A  Phlla,Trao.i.  86 
Ceatral  Park  North  A  East  River  RR.-See 

'  Metropolitan  Traction  System 57 

Central  Pass.  Ry.-See  Central  Traction. ...  68 

Central  Pass.  Ry.-See  Louisville  By 48 

Central  Ry.  of  Baltimore.  Md. 11 

Ceatral  Ry.  (Peoria,  III.) 65 

Central  Ry.  A  Electric  (New  Britain,  Conn.)  54 

Central  Traction  (I'ltUburg.  Pa.) 68 

Central  Traction  MI...IX  City,  Iowa) 83 

Champaign  Rapid  Transit— See  Urbana  A 

Champaign  Electric  Street  Ry 32 

Charles  Rlvrr  Street-See  West  End  8t 14 

Charleston  City  Ry 22 


PAOB. 

Charleston  Street  Ry 22 

Charlotte  Street  Ry 22 

Chattanooga  Elec.  Ry.  Light  A  Power  Co. . .  22 

Chattanooga  A  Lookout  Mountain  Ry 23 

Chatt.  A  Mo.  Side  St.  Ry.-See  Signal  Mt  Ry .  22 

Chattanooga  Union  Ry.— See  Belt  Ry 22 

Cheater  Darby  A  Phila.— See  Chester  Trae. .  22 
*MedlaElee.Ry.-8eeChestcrTrac.  22 
Street  Ry— See  Chester  Traction...  22 

Chester  Traction '22 

Chicago  City  Ky 23 

Chicago  Elec.  Tran.— See  West  Chicago  Sys.  25 

Chicago  Qeneral  Ry  23 

Chicago   A   Jefferson  Urban   Transit— See 

West  Chicago  St.  Ry.  System 35 

Chicago  Midland  Transit  Co.— See  Chicago 

General  Ry 23 

CUestgo  North  Shore  St.— See  W.  Chic.  Sys...  26 
Chicago  Pass.  By-See  West  Chic.  St.  RR. . .  25 
Chicago  A  So.  Side  R.  T.— See  So.  Side  Eler .  25 
Chicago  West  Dlv  Ry.-See  W,  Chlo.  St.  RR.  25 
Christopher  A  10th  Streets  RR-8ee  Central 

Croestown  System 56 

Cicero  A  Proviso  St.  By.— See  West  Ch.  Sys.  25 
Cincinnati  Elee.— See  Mt.  Auburn  Onl>l«. ...  26 
Cincinnati  Hamilton  A  Dajton  Traction, 

(Dayton,  u.) 30 

Cincinnati  Hamilton  Mlddletown  A  Dayton 

—Bee  Dayton  Traction 30 

Cincinnati  Inollne.1  Plane  Ry -Jii 

Cincinnati  A  Miami  Val.  Trao.  (Dayton.  O.)  30 

Cincinnati  Newport  A  Co  v  I  union  Ky 29 

Cincinnati  Street  Ry 26 

CtUsene'  Elec.  P.  A  St.  Ry.,  San  Ant.,  Tex . .  80 
Ottaens'iaeetrio-See  Wichita  Elec.  By.  A  L.  91 
ClUsene'  Elec.  By.  L.  A  P.  Co.(Mansfle(d, O.)  49 
CltltenV  Passenger  Ry.-See  Harrisburg 

rraotlon  System 38 

Cltliens-  Passenger  By-See  LouUvllle  By..  48 
CltlxenV  Pass.— Bee  Sohiiylklll  Val.  Tr.  Sys..  03 
atUens-  Pass.  By.  <Pblla.)-See  Electric 

Trac.  8y» 65 

Cltliens'  Pass.  Ry— See  Citizens'  Trac.  Sys..  68 
Cltliens  RR.t«.  Lonlsl-See Nafl  Ry.  Sys.  79 

Citizen*'  Ry.  (Waco,  Tex.  l 88 

Citizen*'  Rapid  Transit  (Nashville.  Trim)...  53 
Citizens' Street  RR.  (Indianapolis,  lud.i....  41 
attaens' Street  RR.  (Memphis,  Tenn.i  ...  .  49 
ClUseos'  St.  (l-1.liklllon-tlu-llu.l~.il.  X.  Y..  35 

Citizens'  Street  Ry.  (Kalamazoo.  Mich.) 43 

Citizens'  Street  Ry.  (Laokawsnna  Co.,  Pa.) .  82 

Citizens' Street  Ry.  (Mnncle.  In. I.) 53 

Citizens' Street  Ry.  (Bcrantou,  Pa.) 82 

.-.'  Traction  (Plttsbnrg,  Pa.) 68 

City  Electric  Ry.  (Deoatur,  111.) 30 

City  Electric  Ry.  (Port  Huron,  Mich.) 71 

City  Electric  Ry.  (Rome,  Ga.) 77 

City  of  Saglnaw  Street  RR— See  Baginaw 

Conool.  Street  Ry 78 

City  Park  Ry.  (Tacoma,  Wash.) 85 

City  Park  Transit 83 

City  Pass. -See  A 1  toons  A  Logan  Val.  El...     a 

City  Railway  (Dayton,  Ohio.) 30 

City  By.  (Ft. Worth.  Tex.) 36 

City  Street  RR— See  Chattanrmga  Elec.  Ry.  23 

aty  A  Suburban  Ry.  (Bait,  Mil.) 11 

City  A  Suburban  lilt. -See  Citizens  St.  of 

Memphis 49 

City  A  Suburban  Ry.  (Portland.  Ore.) 71 

City  A  Suburban  KK.  (Savannah,  (la.) 81 

City  A  West  Portland  Park   Motor 71 

Cleveland  Berea  A  Elyria  Ry 36 

Cleve.  A  Berea  St.  Ry.-See  Cl.  B.  A  Elyria.  26 

Cleveland  A  Chagrin  Falls  Electric 26 

Cleveland  City  Cable  Ry— See  Clev.  C.  By..  26 

Cleveland  City  Ry 26 

Cleveland  A  Cnyahoga  Falls 37 

Cleveland  Electric  Ry. 26 

Cleve  A  Elvrta  Eleo— See  Clev.  Berea  A  E.  26 

Cleveland  Palnesvllle  A  Eastern  RR 27 

Clodfeter  Gas  Belt  Bee.  By.  ( Anderson. tnd.)  9 
Coalvllle  Pass,  gee  Wllkesb.  A  W.  Va.  Tr. .  91 
OohoesClty  By 27 


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INDEX    TO     RAILWAYS. 


PACK. 

Golf  ax  Avenue  Elect  ric 30 

Colonial  City  Traction 44 

Colorado  Springs  Rapid  Transit  '-!7 

Columbia  Construction  Co.    See  Northwest- 
era  El.,  Chicago '.il 

Columbia,  s.t  •.,  Kieo.  St.  Ry.  Light  A  Power  27 

Columbia  A  Maryland 12 

Columbia  Railway "» 

Columbus  Central  By.,  Coliimbun.  O 27 

Ciiliiiiiiui-,  <>..   Oou»oUrt»t»d  Strvet   By. — 

See  Columbus  Street  Ry 27 

Columbus  A  Oth  A  v.  BR.  -See  lietropolltau 

Street  By 58 

Columbus,  (fa..  BE -27 

Columbus,  O..  Street  By 27 

Commonwealth  Avenue  Street  By 01 

Compton    Height^    I'liioii    Drpot   A   Mer- 
chant*'Terminal  By— Sec  Undell  By.Sys.  78 

Coiii-ord  Street  By 27 

Coucy  Island  A  Brooklyn  RK 18 

OontLohookeu    By— See   Bchuylklll  Valley 

Traction  System 62 

Consolidated  St.  By.  (Grand  Ba|>iil».  Mich.)  37 
Consolidated  Rt,—»'ee  Portland  (Ore.)  By..  71 

Consolidated  Traction  of  New  Jersey. 59 

Consolidated  Traetlim  of  Plttsbnrg,  Pa 69 

Coniiiieiital  l'a-».  Hy- -Sec  1'hlla. Tract. Sys.  67 

Cortland  A  Homer  Traction 20 

Corrigau  Coiuolldated  St.  By— See  Metro- 
pnlltnn  street  By..  Kansas  City,  Mo  ...  .   42 

Cottage  City  Strert  .By 20 

Council    Bluffs   Street  By.— See  Omaha  A 

Council  Bluffs  By 64 

Crescent  City  BB    See  New  OrleansT.  Bye..  56 

Crossto  w  11  Street  By— See  Buffalo  By 20 

Crosstown  St.— See  Columbus  Street 27 

Cuyadutta  Elee.— See  Fonda  J.  A  G.  Sys...  37 

Dallas  City  Street  By 29 
alias   Consolidated  Traction    By.— See 

Dallas  City  Street  By 29 

Dallas  Rapid  Transit  A  Terminal  29 

Danbiiry  &  Bctliel  Horse  RB 29 

Danville  (111.)  Gas,  Electric  Lt.  A  St.  By..  29 
Dartmouth  A  Wcstport  St.  Ky.,  New  Bedford  54 
Davenport  A  Rock  Isl.  By— 8«e  Trl-Clty  By.  30 
Dayton  A  Soldiers'  Home  BB— See  City  By.  30 

Uartou  Traction 30 

Delaware  County  A  Philadelphia  Elect.  By.  65 

Delta  Electric  Co 21 

Denver  City  Railroad 30 

Denver  Consolidated  Tramway 30 

Denver  Lakowood  A  Golden  RR 3t 

Denver  Tramway— See  Den  Consol.  Tram..   30 

Denver  A  Westminster  Ry 31 

Derby  Street  By 31 

Des  Moiues  City  By       3t 

Des  MolnegSt.  RE— See  Des  Moines  City  Ry.  31 
Des  Moiues  Suburban  Ry— See  DesM.  City.  31 
Detroit  City  Ry— See  Detroit  Citizens'  St.  By.  31 

Detroit  Citizens'  Street  Ry 31 

Detroit  Electric   By 31 

Detroit  By— See  Detroit  Electric  By 31 

Detroit  Sub.  Ry— See DetroitCitizeus'St.By.  31 

DIghton  Somerset  A  Swansea  St.  By 33 

Dry  Dock  East  Broadway  &  Battery  RR. . .  5rf 

Du  Bols  Traction 33 

Dubuque  Light  A  Traction 33 

Dubuque  Street  By 33 

Duluth  Street  By 33 

Dundee  Place  Car  Line 63 

Dunkirk  A  Fredonla  BB 36 

Dequeue  Inclined  Plane 69 

Duquesne  Traction 69 

East  Cleveland— See  Cleveland  Electric . .  26 
astEndSt.  By.— SeeCltlz's'St.ofMemph.  49 
East  H.  Pass.— See  Harrisburg  Trac.  Sys...  88 
East  Hartford  &  Glastoubury  Horse  KB— 

See  Hartford  Street  By 38 

East  Liverpool  A  Wcllsvllle  Street  BB 33 

East  Middlesex  St.Ry— See  Lynn  A  Bos.  Sys.  14 

East  Oakland  Street  Ry 63 

East  Omaha  Street  Ry 63 

Easton  A  BetblehemTran—SeeEastonTran.  34 

Easton  Transit 34 

East  Reading  Elec.  Ry— See  Reading  Tract.  76 

East  St.  Louis  Electric  Street  RR 33 

EastSidcRy  (Portland,  Ore.) 71 

Eau  Claire  Street  Ry.  Light  A  Power 34 

Ecklngton  A  Soldiers'  Home  By 89 

Eighth  A ve.  RB.— See  Metropolitan  Tr.  Sys.  58 
Electric  By.  Light  &  Power  (Sedalia,  Mo.) . .  83 

Electric  Traction  (Philadelphia,  Pa.) 65 

Elgin  City  By 34 

Elizabeth  Street  By 34 

Elmlra  .*  Horseheads  By 34 

Elmlra  Munic.  Imp.— See  El.  A  Horseh.  By.  34 
Empire  Pass.  By— See  Phlla.  Traction  Sys..  67 
Englewood  A  Chicago  Electric  By  ..  23 

Enterprise  RR 22 

Erie  City  Pass.  Ry— See  Erie  Elec.  Motor  Sys".  34 

Erie  Electric  Motor  Co 34 

Esoanaba  Electric  Street  BE  34 

Essex  Elect.  St.  By— See  Lynn  A  Boston  RR  13 
Essex  Pass.  Ry— See  Newark  Passenger  Ry.  60 

Evanston  (111.)  Electric  By 23 

Evansvillc  Street  RB 34 

Fair  Haven  A  New  Whatcom  Ry  .  35 

air  Haven  A  Westvllle  BB 54 

Falnnouut  Park  A  Delaware  River  Passen- 
ger—See Gcrmantown  Passenger  Ry  66 
Falruiouut  Park  A  Haddiugton  Pass.  Ry— 

See  Ilestonvllle  Mantua  A  Fairmount .  66 

Fairinount  Park  Trausportat  on  Co 66 

Fairmount  Passenger  By— See  Hestonvilie 
Mantua  A  Full-mount  Passenger  By.  66 

Fall  River  Street  Railway 35 

Falls  Boad  Electric  By.  (Baltimore)  12 

Federal  Street  A  Pleasant  Valley  By..  69 
Ferries  A  Cliff  House  By— See  Market  St.  By.  81 

Flndlav  Street  By 35 

Flshkill  Elee.  By.— See  Citizens'  Street  Ry."  35 
Fitclibiirg  A  Leomlnster  Street  Ry  35 

Flushing  A  College  Point  Electric  Rv  '  35 
Fort  Clark  St.  By.  SeeCeut.  Ry.  (Peorla).."  65 

Fort  I'itt  Traction  69 

Fort  Smith  Street  By 

Fort  Wayne  Consolidated  Ry "  35 

Fort  Wayne  Electric— See  Ft.  W.  Consol  Ky'  3.5 
Fort  Wayne  A  Belle  Isle  Ry '  31 


PAGE. 
Fort  Worth  A  Arlington  Heights  Street  By.  36 

Fort  W-irth  Htreet  By 30 

Forty-second  Street  A  Grand  Street  Ferry 

BB— See  Metropolitan  Traction  System. .'.  58 
Forty-second  St,  Manhatv.  A  St.  Nicholas 

Ave.  By— See  Third  Avenue  System 59' 

Fountain  Head  BR 44 

Fourth  St.  A  Arsenal  By 78 

Framlngliam  Union  Street  By 36 

Frankfortl  A  Southwark  Passenger  By.— 

See  Electric  Traction  System 65 

Franklin  Hloctrlc  Street  By 36 

Frederick  A  Mldaletown  Elec.  By 38 

Front  St.  Cable  By.,  Seattle,  Wash 82 

Fulton  Elevated— Sec  Kings  Co.  Elevated..  18 
Fulton  A  O»wego  Falls— See  Lake  Ontario 

A  Blvcrstde  hy 64 

Fulton  Street  BB— See  Met.  Traction  Sys..  58 

Gainesville  Street  By 36 

alesburg  Electric  Motor  A  Power 36 

Galveston  City  RR 36 

Geary  Street  Park  A  Ocean  BE 80 

General  Electric  Ballway  (Chicago,  111.) ...  23 
Geneva  A  Waterloo  By.-  See  Geneva  Water- 
loo Seneca  Falls  A  Cayuga  Lake  Traction.  36 
Geneva  Waterloo  8.  F.  &  Cayuga  L.  Trac.  .  36 

Georgetown  A  Teuallytown  By 89 

Gennant'n  Pass.  Ry— See  People's  Trao.  Sys.  66 

Gettysburg  Elect'-'"  By 36 

Glens  Falls  Sandy  Hill  A  Ft.  Edward  St.  BB.  37 
Gleuwood  A  Greenlawn  Street  Ry. — See 

Columbus  Street  By 27 

Gleuwood  A  Polytechnic  College  St.  By 36 

Globe  Street  By 35 

Gloucester  Essex  A  Beverly 37 

Gloucester  Street  By 37 

Grand  Avenue — See  Metropolltnu  Street...  42 
Grand  Elver  By— See  Detroit  Citizens' St.  By  31 

Grand  St.  &  Newtown.— See  Brooklyn  City.  1« 

Grant  Street  Electric  By 82 

Great  Falls  Street  Ry 38 

Green  &  Ooates  Streets  Philadelphia  Passen- 
ger Ry— See  People's  Traction  System 66 

Greenfield  *  Turners  Falls  Street  Ry 38 

Green  Lake  Electric  Ry 82 

Greenp.  A  Lorimer  St.— See  Brooklyn  City. .  16 

Hagerstown  A  Potomac  Electric  Ry 38 
ammond  Whiting  A  E.  Chi.  Elec.  Ry.  38 
Harrisburg  City  Pass.  Ry — See  Harrisburg 

Traction  System 38 

Harrisburg  A  Mechauicsburg  Electric  By..   38 

Harrisburg  Traction 3^ 

Hartford  Manchester  A  Bockville  Tramway  38 

Hartford  Street  Ry 38 

Hartford  &  West  Hartford  Horse  BR 38 

Hartford  A   Wethersfleld  Horse  RR— See 

Hartford  St.  Ry 38 

Haverhill  A  Amesbury  Street  By 39 

Helena  G.  L.  A  Coke— See  Helena  P.  A  L. . .   39 

Helena  Power  A  Light 39 

Henderson  (Ky.)  Electric  Street  By 39 

Herkimer  Mokawk  Ilion  &  Frankfort  Elec- 
tric By 39 

Hestonvilie  Mantua  A  Fairmouut  Pass.  By.  66 

Highland  Park  A  Fruit  Vale  BR 63 

Highland  Park  By— See  Detroit  Cit.  St.  By.  31 

Highland  RB.  (New  Albany,  Ind.) 54 

Highlands    Scenic  BE.— See   St.   Louis  & 

Kirkwood 79 

Highland  St.  Rv— See  West  End  St.  Ry 14 

Hlngham  (Mass.)  St.  By 39 

Holinesburg  Tacony  A  Frankford  Eleo.  By .  06 

Holyoke  Street  Ry 39 

Home  Avenue  RR 30 

Homestead  A  Highlands  Street  Ry 39 

Hoosac  Valley  Street  Ry 62 

Hoosick  Ry 40 

Hornellsville  A  Canisteo  Ry 40 

Hornellsville  Electric  By 40 

Hot  Springs  Street  RE 40 

Houston  Electric  Street  By 40 

Houston  Heights  Electric  St.  By 40 

Houston  W.St.A  Pav.F.— See  Me  tro'n  St.Ry.  57 

Hudson  Electric  Ry 40 

HullStreetRy 40 

Huntington  BB 40 

Incline  A  Narrow  Gauge  Ry.  (C  hattanooga)  22 

ndiana  Electric  Ry       37 

Indianapolis  A  Broad  Ripple  Bap.  Transit.  41 

Inter-State  Consolidated  Street  Ry 62 

Inter  Urban  Railway  (Saglnaw,  Mich.) 78 

Ithaca  Street  Ry 41 

Jackson  Street  Ry 41 

acksouville  Ry 41 

Jack's  Run— See  Federal  St.  A  Pleas.  Val  .  69 
Jamaica  A  Brooklyn  Road— See  Brooklyn 

Queens  County  A  Suburban  RR 16 

Jamestown  Street  Ry 41 

Janesville  Street  Ry 41 

Jasper  County  Electric  Ry.  (Carthage,  Mo.) 

See  Southwest  Missouri  Eleo.,Webb  City.  90 

Jefferson  Avenue  Ry. 78 

Jeffersonville  City  By 42 

Jersey  C'y  &  Bergen  RR— SeeCons.Trac.Sys.  60 
Johnstown  Gloversville  &  Kingsboro  Horse 

Ry — See  Fonda  Johns.  A  Glov.  System. ...  37 

Johnstown  Passenger  Ry 42 

Joliet  Street  Ry 42 

Kankakee  Electric  Ey 42 
ansas  City  Cable— See  Metropolitan  St  42 

Kansas  City  Elev.  Ey— See  Met.  St.  By 42 

Kansas  City  A  Independence  Rap.  Tran. 

Ey— See  Metropolitan  St.  Ry 42 

Kansas  City  Traction— See  Met.  St.  Ry 42 

Keyport  A  Matawan  St.  RR 44 

KingsCounty  Electric 18 

Kings  County  Elevated 18 

KingsCounty  Traction 19 

Kingston  City  RR 44 

KnoxvilleA  Ar.'u  See  Pitts.  A  Birm.  Trac.  69 
Knoxville  Fair  Haven  A  Mt.  Lebanon— 

Pittsb.  *  Birm.  Traction  System 69 

Knoxville  Street  RR.  ...  44 

Kokomo  City  Street  Ry 44 

Laclede  Ave. A  4thSt.Ry.-8ee  Missouri  ER.  78 
aconia  StreetBy 44 

Utentte  City  By 44 


PAGE. 

Lake  Cities  Electric  Ry 5O- 

Lake  Out.  A  Riverside  Ry.  lOswego,  N.  Y).  64 
Lake  Roland  El.— See  City  A  Sub.  System.  12 

Lakeside  Street  By.— See  Dnluth  St.  Ky 33 

Lakeside  By.,  Mahanoy  City,  Pa 49 

Lake  Street  Derated  BB 23 

Lancaster  City  Street— See  Penu.  Traction.  44 
Lancaster  A  Columbia— See  Penu.  Traction  44 
Lancaster  Traction— See  Penn.  Traction. . . .  44 
LanslUK  City  Electric  Railway  (Michigan)  .  45 

Leaven  worth  Electric  RR 45 

Lebanon  A  Annvllle  Street  Ry 45 

Lehigh  Traction  (Hazleton,  Pa.) 39 

Lexington  Avenue  A  Pavonla  Ferry  By- 
See  Metropolitan  Street  By 57 

Lcwiston  A  Auburn  Horse  BE 45 

Lima  Electric  StreetBy 45 

Lincoln  Electric  Street  Ey.  (Illinois) 45 

Lincoln  (Neb.)  Street  By 45 

LindeH  By 78 

Little  Roc*  Traction  &  Electric 46 

Lock  City  Electric  RR.  (Loekport,  N.  Y)...   46 

Lock  Haven  Traction    46 

Lombard  A  South  Street  Passenger  Ry — See 

Frankford  &  Southwark  Pass.  B.y 65 

L.  I.  City  A  Newtown— See  N.  Y.  A  Queens 

Co.  Ry 46 

Long  Island  Electric  Ry 19 

Long  Island  Trac.— See  Brooklyn  Bap.  Tr. .   16 

I, iii-aiii  A  Elyria  Electric  Ry 46. 

Lorain  Street  Ry 46 

LosAngelesCon.Elec.Ry. — See  Los  Ang.Ry.  48 

IMS  Angeles  Ry 48 

Louisville  City  Ry— See  Louisville  Ry 48 

Louisville  Ry 48 

Louisville  Terminal  Ry 48 

Love  Eire  Trac.  (Chic.)— See  Gen.  Elec.  By.  23 
Lowell  Lawrence  A  Haverhill  Street  By.. .  45 

Lowell  A  Suburban  Street  Ry 48 

Lyuchburg  Electric  Co 48 

Lynchburg  &  Ri Vermont  Street  By 48 

Lynn  A  Boston  BR 13 

••aeon  Consolidated  Street  Ry 48 

lUacon  A  Ind.  Spring  Elec.  St.  Ry.  (Ga.).  48 

Madison  City  Ry 48 

Madison  Street  Cable  Rv 82 

Mahoning  Valley  Ry.  ( Youngstown,  O.)  —  92 

Main  Street  A  Agricultural  Park  RR 48 

Maiden  A  Melrose  St.  BE.— West  End  Sys..  14 

Manchester  Street  Ey 49 

Manhattan  Elev.  Ey — See  INVESTORS' 80PP. 

Manistee  Filer  City  A  East  Lake  Ey 49 

Manufacturers'  Street  R;v.  (New  Haven)...  55 

Marion  Street  Railway  (Marion,  O.) 49 

Market  St.  Cable  Co.— See  Market  St.  Ry 81 

Market  Street  By 81 

Marshalltowu  (Ohio).  Light  Power  A  Ry . . .  49 

Marlhorough  Street  By 49 

McGavonk  A  Mt.  Vernou  Horse  BB-8eo 

Nashville  Street  By 53 

McKeesp't  Duquesne  A  Wilm'gBy.  (Pittsb.)  69 
McKeesport  A  Eeynoldtou  Pass.  By.— Seo 

Second  Avenue  Traction  System  <  Pittsb.  I  70 
Memphis  A  Ealeigh  Springs  RB.— See  Citi- 
zens' Street  BB 49 

Memphis  -treet  Ry 49 

Meuasha  &  Neenah  Street  Ry . .  54 

Menominee  Electric  Light  Ry.  A  Power 49 

Meriden  Electric  RR 50 

Merrill  Ry.  A  Lighting 5O 

Merrimack  Val.  St.  Ry — See  Lowell  Law- 
rence A  Haverhill  St.  By 45 

Metropolitan  Elec.  See  Springfield  Tr. (Mo.)  84 

Met.  Crosstown  RE— See  Met.  St.  By 57 

Metropolitan  BE.  (Baltimore) 12 

Metropolitan  Eailway,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

See  Market  Street  Eailway 81 

Metropolitan  By.— See  Portland  (Oreg.)  Ey.  72 

Metropolitan  BB— (Washington,  D.  C.) 89 

Metropolitan  RB— See  West  End  St.  Ry., Bos.  14 

Metropolitan  et.RR— See  Denver  Cou.Trani.  3O 

Metropolitan  St.  Ry.— Kansas  City,  (Mo.)  ..  42 

Metropolitan  St.  BR.,  Louisville,  Ky 48 

Metropolitan  St.  Ry.  (N.  Y.)— See  Metropoli- 
tan Traction  System 57 

Metropolitan  Traction,  New  York 57 

Metropolitan  West  Side  Elevated  RR 33 

Miamf  Valley  Ry 68 

Middle  Street  Sullivau's  Island  Ry 22 

Middlesex  RR— See  West  End  St.  By.,  Bost. .  14 
Middletown  A  Bloomingsburg  Tract.— See 

Middletowu-Goshcii  Traction 5O 

Middletown — Goshen  Traction 50 

Middletown  Highspire  &  Steelton  By— See 

Harrisburg  Traction  System 38 

Middletown  Street  Ry 50 

Millvale  Etna*  Sharpsburg Street  Ry.— See 

Allegheny  Traction 8 

Millvllle  Traction 5O 

Milwaukee  City— See  Milw.  Elec.  Ry.  A  L..  50 

Milwaukee  Electric  Ry.  A  L'ght 50 

Milwaukee  Light  Heat  &  Traction— See  Mil. 

Elcc.Ry.AL 5O 

Milwaukee  Racine  &  Kenosha  Electric  Ry..  5O 

Milwaukee  Street  By.- See  Mil.  El.  Ry  A  L.  5O 

Milwaukee  A  Waukesha  Electric  Railway..  5O 

Minneapolis  St.  Ey— Sec  Twin  City  Bap.  Tr.  ~>0 

Minnesota  Point  Street  Ry 33 

Missouri  BR 78 

Mobile  Light  A  Ey ..  51 

Mobile  A  Spring  Hill  BE 51 

Mobile  Street  RR 51 

Moline  Central  Street  By 51 

Monougahcla  Bridge — Sr  e  Pitts.  &  Bir.Trac.  7O 
Montgomery  County  Pass.  By— See  Sclmvl- 

kill  Valley  Trac.  Sys "..  62 

Montgomery  Street  Ry 53 

Montgomery  Suburban  Street  Ey 53 

Motor  Line  Improvement " 33 

Mound  City  BR-See  Union  Depot  RR 8O 

Mt.  Adams  A  Eden  Pk.  Incl.  (  S  e  Cinciu-  I  Oa 

Mt  Auburn  Cable  Railway..  ( nati  St.  By.  <  ' 

Muscatine  Electric  Ry 53 

Multuomah  St.  Railway— See  Portland  Ry..  72 

Nanticokc  St.  Ry.-See  Wilk.  A  W.  V.  Tr.  91 
ashua  Street  Railway 53 

Nashville  &  Edgetteld  RR— See  Nash.  St.Ry.  53 

Nashville  Street  Ry 53 

Nashville  A  Suburban  Ey 53- 


INDEX    TO    RAILWAYS. 


95 


PAOF. 

Nashville  Tract'u— See Nashv.A  Suburb.Ry.  5:> 
Nassau  KU-.  tn,  Ki:  .  jg 

..  A  1'iK-hitUiitc  Street  Ry 5H 

National  Railway 7« 

Naunikt-.i-  St.  Ky— Sne  Lynn  A  Boston  KR.  13 
Necauuee  A  Ishpeiulug  St.  Ry.  A  »  lectric..  54 

NewAlbauyKy 54 

New  Albany  St.  Ry— See  New  Albany  Ry  . .  54 
Newark  A  Bloomfleld  Ry— See  Newark 

Passenger  By 00 

Newark  iC.i  A  Granvllle  Electric  street  Ry.  00 
Newark  A  Irrlngton  Ry— See  Newark  Pas*.  00 
Newark  Passenger  Ry.-fleeCon*.  Trac.  Sya.  00 
Newark  Plank  Road— See  Con*.  Trae.  8y«..  00 

Newark  A  South  Orange  Ry 00 

New  Brunswick  City  Ry 54 

Newburg  Electric  Ry «n 

Hewburg  A  Orange  Lake  RR.-See  New- 
burg  Electric  System 

Newborrport  A  Amesbury  RR  . . . 

New  Castle  Electric  Street  Ry 


New  England  Street  Ry 

New  Haven  *  CeatrerlUe  Street  Ry. .. 

New  Haren  Street  Ry. 

New  Jersey  Electric  By.  (Patenon.  N.  J.).. 
New  Jersey  Traction— See  Con.  True.  8y». . . 


New  London  Street  RT „..„'...  55 

New  Orleans  ACarrollton  RR 50 


New  Orleans  City  A  Lake  RR— See  New  Or- 
n&yitem 


56 


leant  Traction  .......  .. 

New  Orleans  City  RR—  flee   New  Orleans 

City  A  Lake  .....................  57 

New  Orleans  Traction  (Limited).^  .50 

Newport  *  Dayton  Street  RT—  See  Cincin- 

nati Newport  A  Oortofton  Ry  ........  39 

Newport  Street  Ry  ............................  61 

Newton  A  Bo.ion  Street  Ry  ..................  oi 

Newton  Street  Ry  ............  ..  61 

Newton  vllle*  Water-town  Street  Ry  .....   61 

Newtnwn  Ry.—  See  N.  Y  *  Queens  Co.  By.  40 
New  WllllaiMbarjr  *   Flatbiuh    RR.-  sie 
^^Mklyn  City  RR  10 

N.  Y.  Elmsford  A  White  Plain*.  .. 
New  York  *  Harlem  RR  ..... 

New  York*  Philadelphia  Traction...  ... 


Ninth  Avenue  BB    See  Metu»uolltanTT.Sra.  ,_ 

Norfolk    v.i    i  itv  RR— See  :• 
Norfolk  i  Va.  i  street  KK  '    01 

k  Snhiirlian  RR.  (Hyde  Park.  Mass.)     40 

"^fS^S^T**  8chu^klu  v«>-  . 

*7  * «»CMIW»  aysmB. ......  ....   O3 

KerUUunten  Street  Ry  .,-] 

>CttrB7-4W».0»Je.M.lt&  24 

*  '    -*      '     (l. 


People's  Traction.  New  York,  N.  \...  58 

Pe-ple'sTractlou.  Philadelphia,  Pa...          ."  66 
Perry  Street  Pass.  Ry-See  Federal  Street 

*  Plea*.  Valley  Passenger  Railway 69 

Pbadelpula  A  Bristol  Passenger  Ry 66 

Philadelphia  City  Pa».s.  Ry-&e  Philadel- 
phia Traction  System 67 

Phlla.  A  Darby  Ry— See  Phlla.  Trac.  8ys. . . .  67 
Philadelphia  A  Gray's  Ferry  Passenger  Ry 

—See  nUadelphla  Traction  System 67 

PMladelphia  Lancaster  A  Harrisburg— See 

Pennsylvania  Traction 44 

Philadelphia  Traction "  66 

Philadelphia  4  West  Chester  Traction 68 

Piedmont  A  Mountain  View  Railway 63 

PJkesvllle  Relsterstown  A  Emory  Giwre  RR  12 
PltUburg  Allegheny  A  Manchester  Paw.  Ry 
N^S6  rU."1"-  AU*«h-  *  Mai  oh.  Tree.  Sys    69 
•tttsb.  A  Blrm.  Paw  Ry.- See  P.  A  B.  Trac.  70 
•itub.  Allegheny  A  Manchester  Traction. .   69 
'Ittshurg  A  Birmingham  Traction  ..          ..   69 
Ittaburg  A  Castle  Shannon  Railroad...      .   70 
PittHburg  Crafton  ,v  Mansfield  Street  Ry— 
Pitts.  A  We«t  End  Pa»».  System  ...          . .  70 
Ittsbunc  (Kan.)  Frontenao  *  Sub.  Elec. . . .  68 
PltUburg  Inclined  Plane— See  Plttaburir  A 

Birmingham  Traction  System ...  70 

Pittsb.  Neville  Isd.  A  Coraopolli  Pa«».  Ry.- 

MeePltU.  A  W.  E.  Paai...  71 

Pittsburg  Oakland  A  East  Liberty  Panen- 

ger  Railway-See  Pittsburg  Traction 70 

MtUb.  *  Ornuby— See  P.  AB.  Trao 70 

PltUburg  Traction 70 

Pittsburg  Union  Passenger  Ry-See  PltUb! 
Allegheny  A  Manchester  Traction  Sys. ...   69 
irg  A  West  End  Passenger  Railway.  70 
PltUhurir  Weir  City  A  Columbus  (Kansas) 

-See  PltUburif  Kronteuao  A  Suburban  .  69 
Pltuton  Street  Car— See  Wtlkesbarre  *  Wy- 
oming Valler  Traction  System...  .. 
Plymouth  Bridge  Co.-«ee  Wtlkeebarre  A 


91 

„  wukeebarre  A 

Wyoming  Valley  Traction 01 

Plymouth  A  Kingston  Railroad...  71 

Plymouth  8t  Ry.-See  Wilkeeb.  AW.v.Tr.   91 
Point  Defiance  Park  Ry.-See  City  Park  Ry.  83 

Portland  A  Cape  Elizabeth  Ry  ... 71 

Portland  (Conn.)  St.  -  See  Mlddletown  St  .  50 

Portland  (Me.)  Railroad 

Portland  (Oregon)  Ry "7- 

{^""lAYaneoiiTer  Ry-See  Portland  Ry.  72 
Port  Norfolk  Electric  Railway  ..  62 

Portsmouth  (Va.)  Street  Ry... 
PotUTllle  A  Beading   Ry— See  Schulyk'ui 

72 

n 

-i 
-i 


Seattle  City  Ry 

Seattle  Traction  (formerly  Seattle 'ConsoV. 

St.  R1  .) g<> 

Soatt  le  Elec.  Ry.  A  Power-^See'seattle  Trac"  82 
South  8id«  Elnrated  RR  ,  Chicaxu 
Sprin*n>ld  (Vt.)  Elec.  KY...  "   RA 

Seattle*  Rainier  Bcach'Ry..  "  83 

Second  Ave.Pa«s.Ry— See  Second  A  ve.Trac!  70 
Second  Ave.  RR..  rfew  York.  .  53 

Second  Ave.  Traction  (PittsburK,  Pa  )  70 

Second  &  Third  St.  Pass.  Ry.— See  Elec/Tr'. 

Systom ; 6g 

Seventeenth  &  Nineteenth  Street  Passenger 

Ry— See  Philadelphia  Traction  System..     67 
Shainokin*  Mt.  Carmel  Elec  ...  83 

Shore  Line  Eli>ctrio-8ee  Baltimore  Trao. ..   11 
Signal  Mt.  Ry.  (ChattauooKa  Teun  ) 
Sioux  City  Cable  Ry.-See  Central  Trac""  83 
Sioux  City  A  Leeds  Electric  Ky  83 

SiouiCitT  Elevated  Ry...  ""."."   83 

Sioux  City  Traction 83 

Sixth  Ave.  RR-See  Metropolitan  Trac.Sys.  58 
Somerville  Horse  RR— See  West  End  System   i4 
South  Boston  RR— See  West  End  St  RT 
South  Brook.  Cent.  RR.— See  Allan.  Ave.RR-   19 

South  Chicago  City  Ry 

South  CoviuKton  A  Cin.  St.  Ry— See  Cincin- 
nati Newport  A  Covlugton  Ry  29 
Southern  Boulevnnl  RR.— See  Union  Ry  ' "     59 
Southern  Electric  By 79 


North  DallMCtrratt  By 


Nor.AE.uneak-ahBoneRB— HeeAlb-yBr. 
Hot  thea.t  Street  Rr  .. 


End  •tract  Ry  (W 
Northern  Electric  Ry     ~ 


II 
H 

41 

M 
•-•i 

M 


nreii.mlHiii^».**»  oi 

KSSSRStt.ZZZv :: «1 

Norwalk  Traaiw  .  ,  • 

Norwich  Street  Br.... 
fknery  BIU  todtanMI  ~ 


Anklaa4  CnsjMlUnled  Street  By 

"aklan.l  BR  .  

°^'^  ••£  If**"0  *  Hay  ward.  Electric 


Oakwood  Street  By '. 

OtoeTTatorjt  I 

waut  Valley  Paa*.  By... 
Often  Street  By. 

"— • — • •• ',  By 




OlMha  A  Council  Bloi.  Ry  A 

•  rtitr»«h«m  ilT 


|»aptd  Railway 

•  lapMTranattLlne.  KnoV 
RaPl,jTran.lt  St.  By-See  Cons.  Tn 
Reading  City  Pass.  Ry— See  Beadlui 


___    Cable   Tramway— See 

Traction  A  Electric  ..  73 

£•»*}»  CI5««UwaT.-8ee  Pueblo  EieeVstl  ^ 

Pneolo  Electric  8t.  Ky 73 

Qneen  City  Electric  Ry..  Marion.  Ind 49 

*«ueen  City  Ry.  i  Dallas.  Tei.l...  ••• 

Uuinry  A  Kootou  Street  Ry  . .  7,; 

Qulncy  (III.)  Horse  Ry.  A  Carrying 76 

33 
.  Tenn —  44 

- --.    Trae-Sra...  00 

R.^ogptyPnM.fey-SeeBewllngTrBo...  76 
*TwpleElec.By.-8eeB««d.Trae.  76 
i-  i'  MM  tee  I  n  •••  i  T..I.-?IOI,SI.  7.1 

A  Womelsdorf  Electric-Reading 

Traction  System 70 

Hi.  inn l  1:1    A  KVM  in.      

Richmond  Traction  70 

Ridge  Are.  Pass.  By-flee  Phlla. Trnc.  Sya. .'  67 

KlreraMe  Park  Ry 83 

Blrenlde  A  Sabarban-See  Wichita  Eire! 

Ry.A  Light 91 

Roanoke  Street  Ry "70 

A  Brighton  RR-See  Booh.  By.  77 
Rooheater  Alrondequolr  41 

Rochester  By 

Rockford  City  By .. .  77 

Boekfuril  Traction  <  I  111:  77 

Rorkland  A  Ablngton  Street  Ry 10 

Ruckland  Tbomaston  *  Camden  Street  By.  77 


orriitown  Hy.. 


UUe  Oat.  *  Rlrenkto!  O4 

0»«rtail4Sr^e««  NaahVille  Traction.'.'.' 

M 

I  Late  LtM  (AnnUton.  Ala.  I  ......'.'.     9 


padaeah  Street  Railway  ...  . 

UfiJ      rBallwajr  Bowlln*  Oreen.  Ky.. 
f»[J  *  ClarHyM   So«  Market  Street  By. 
P*rk  A  Ocean  Ba-«eeMartet  Street  Ry 
>«•••*  Lo.  Anrrie.  Elee.  Bf. 


A  Paetflc  Ry  ... 

Pa..air  A  Newark  Kir,  tr  ];  04 


Pawr^- 

Pawtu.  k,.  -t   >:•.--  SMUBltr.' 

Pawtu,,t  V.llrr  Elretrie  Railway  ...... 

{HUMylTanla  Motor-See  E*.ton  Transit..  34 
BMBTUaiitaTraetloa  (Lancvtrr,  Pa.)  ..  44 
.'Trac.  By.  .  OS 

,-•  » 


....  ..     ^^ 

Pjepe;.8tr..      ;  o 

MMMBf—  M*HrrantnB  Ry 


Rmoe  City  Street  By 
Boxbnrr  Chestnut  Hill  A  Noi 
Rutland  Street  Ry 

•Jacramento  Electric,  '.*«  A  Railway 77 

^nclnaw  Conaol— See  Union  8t  By.  8y*. .  78 
•Mlaaw  street  RR.,  City  of-See  8«gln»w 

Ch»»»l  StBy 

M.  Charles  St.  RK  ..56 

St  dalr  Inclined  Plane ..  7O 

M.  Joseph  Ry.  Ll«ht,  Heat  A  Power(Mo.)      78 

Trac.  A  Ugh. -See  St.  Jo   : 
•Hi*  Cable  A  Western  Ry— Se*  St  Louis 

A  Suburban  Ki- 79 

uls County  Street  Hallway..              ..79 
;  "iii»  Eleo.  By 79 

8t  lx>nls  A  Meramer  Rlv.  "  79 

•  ual  Ry.  System....  79 

St  Loots  A  Suburban  Ry .  7> 

St  Panl  City  Ry-See  Twin  City  Rap.  Trau.  5O 
8t  Paul  A  White  Bear  Railroad... 

Halt  Lake  City  KR 

Halt  Lake  Rapid  Transit  MO 

San   Antonio    Rapid    Transit  — See    Alamo 

80 

•an  Antonio  Street  Ry  HO 

San  Francisco  A  San  Mateo  Ry si 

8*Tannah  Traction,  formerly  Savii 

SaTannah  Thunderbolt  A  Isle  of  Hnpe  Ry  -l 

SehmectadT  Ry 

kill  Klec'tr  -vlll».  Pa.)....  7'J 

Schnylklll  Trn  ..  37 

kill  Valley  Traction  (Norriptown.Pa.i  (12 
Crranton  A  Carhondale  Traction— See  Scran 

ton  Railway  System 82 

Pcranton  Pass.  R'y— flee  Soranton By    ...  .  82 

•..n  A  l'it»'n  Trac.— flee  Scraa.  By 82 

Acranton  Suburban— See  Soranton  Ky 82 

ftrranton  Ry..  formerly  Seranton  Traction  «'j 

•«ashPT«  Electric  Ry.  Asbury  Park 9 

oasjde  *  Brooklyn  Bridge  Elevated  RR 

•I  ElcvatedRR Ifi 


South  Ferry  Ry— See  Metropolitan  "street 

Ry..  and  also  Broadw'y  A  7th  Ave.  RR 57 

Smith  (iruiid  Rnpids  Street  Ry  38 

South  Jersey  Traction.  Hridgeton,  N"  j"  15 
Booth  Middlesex  Street  Ry  "  53 

So.  Nashville  St.  RR— See  Nashvlllo  St.' Ry.  54 
South  Orange  A  Maple  wood  St.  Ry  6^1 

South  Side  RR— See  Cleveland  Elec.  Ry""  26 
South  Side  St.  Ry-See  Metropolitan  St.  Ry  42 
South  Side  El  KR  .  Chicago  .  24 

Southwest  chit-ago  R.T.-See  Chlo.CltyRy."  25 
BonthwMtern  Eie<-.  Ry.-SeeNat.Bjr.  Sys ..  79 
south  West  Missouri  Electric  Ry..  90 

Spokane  Cable  Ry— See  Spokane  Street  Rv".  84 
Spokane  Eleo.  Ry  "  ••  ••  84 

S|K>kane  A  Moutrose  Motor  RR 84 

Spokane  Street  Ry.,  etc.— See.  Washington 

water  Power  System  ...  84 

Sprlngtl'dptv  Ry-See SnringnMCons'd'Ry  84 
Springfield  (111.)  Consolidated  Ry  84 

Springfield  'Ohio)  RT  "  84 

Springfield  (Mass.)  Street  Ry.""  "  84 

Springfield  El.  Hy.  (Vi  §4 

Springfield  (Mo.)  Traction "  84 

Htamfonl  Street  RR...  84 

Staten  Island  Elec.  RR  ..  "   «4 

M  Island  Midland  Ry...  "   85 

Stelnway  Ry.-See  N.  Y.  A  Queens  Co.  Ry. '.  46 

StreatorRy 85 

8treetRy.Co.of(i-dKap-Seer.,nsM.st.R,-:  37 
Suburb,  aty  Ry.A  Imp. -See  Norfolk  StRR.  61 
Suburban  Klectrio  Railway  (Chicago)  25 

Suburban  Traction  (Orange,  N.J)...  .    64 

Suburban  Rapid  Transit.  Plttslmrg,  Pa 71 

Sunbury  A  NorthumberPd  Elec.  Ry  85 

Superior  Rapid  Transit  Ry .   'in 

Siitm  RR o 

Sutter  Street  Ry <! 

Syracuse  Conaolldated  Street  Ky . . .  . .  85 

Syracuse  A  East  Side  Ry...  85 

Syracuse  Kap.. I  Transit  Ry 85 

Syracuse  Street  RR "  88 


H 
^  -( 

Tamaqna  A  Potts vi lie  k'lectrio  KR. '. '. 

Tarentnm  Traction 85 

Tannton  Street  Ry "     85 

Taylor  Arenue  RR-See  Undell  Ry.  8y 78 

Temple  Street  Table  Ry ..  48 

Trrre  Haute  Electric  Ry 86 

Terre  Haute  St.  Ry— See  T.  Haute  Eleo.  Ry.  86 
Thlr.l  it.  (N.  Y.)....  59 

Tliirt.-.-iiili  A  Fifteenth  8U.  Pass.  Ry— See 

Philadelphia  Traction  System 67 

Thirty-fourth  Arenoe  By., Dearer. OoL  ...  31 
Thirty  fourth  .t.  RR.  .  :utli   .„ 

'...irthHt.Fi-rryAllthAv.  {st.Cr'fn  M 
Tlilrt  Crosstnwu  Ry.— See  Met- 

rop.,!]!:,!,  Tr.n  ti..n -iM.-ni 58 

lo  Consolidated   St  Ry.— See   Toledo 

Traction 8rt 

T .ib-ilo  H.-.  trie  Street  Ry 86 

Toledo  Klectrio  Ry.— See  Toledo  Traction  .  86 
Toledo  Maumee  A   Perryslmrg  Klrc.  KR.— 

See  Toledo  A  Maumee  %'Uley  . .  . .  80 

Toledo  A  Mautnee  Valley  Ry  86 

Toledo  Traction 86 

Tnpeka  Belt  Rr 86 


npaooraa  Ry.  A  Motor. . 
•  aoon     - 


.  nooma  Tract  Ion. 


Topeka  t»r 86 

Toronto  (Canada)  RT 86 

Trenton  Passenger  Ry 88 

Trenton  Traction 88 

Tri-Clty  Railway 30 

TroyCltyRy 88 

Troy  Hill  Inclined  Plane  A  Bridge 8 

Troy  Hill  Pass.Ry-8eeFed.StAP. Val. P.Ry.  69 
Troy  A  Albla  Horse  RR— See  Troy  City  Ry.  88 
Troy  A  Lanslnghurg  RR— See  Troy  City  Ry.  88 
Twenty-eighth  A  Twenty-ninth  Sts.  Cross- 

town  RR 59 

Twenty-aeeond  A  Allegheny— Phlla.  Trao. .  67 
Twenty-third  Av.Elee.Ry— See  Oakland  San 

Leandro  A  Hay  wants  Electric  RT.  Cons'd  63 
Twenty-thlnl  St.  Ry— SeeMetrop.Tr.  Sys...  58 

Twin  City  General  Electric 41 

Twin  City  Ry— See  Twin  City  General  Elect.  41 
Twin  City  Rapid  Transit 51 

Union  Consol.  Elevated  RR.,  Chicago 25 
nlon  Depot  RR,  (St  Louts,  Mo.) 80 

Union  Electric  Railway 81 

Union  Elevated  RK— Sec  Brooklyn  Elev.KR.   16 

Union  Elevnti-.l  KK  .  riih-aoi 25 

Union    Passenger    Ky.— See    Philadelphia 

Traction  System 67 

Union  Ry.  of  New  York 69 

Union  Ry— See  Chester  Traction 22 

Union  KR— See  United  Traction  A  Electric.  72 
Un.  Elec..  formerly  Un.  St.  (Dover,  N.  H.)..  33 


9fi 


INDEX    TO    RAILWAYS. 


PAGE. 

Union  Street  Ry.  (New  Bedford.  Mass.) 54 

Uulon  Street  Hy.  (Saglnaw.  Mich.) 78 

Union  Traction"  (Newark,  N. . I.) 60 

Union  Traction  (Philadelphia,  Pa.) 68 

Union  Trunk  Line 83 

United  Trac.  A  Elec.  (Providence,  R.  I.) 72 

United  Traction  (Plttsburg) 71 

Vnlted  Traction  (Reading.  Pa.) 76 

Urbana  A  Champaign  Electric  Street  Ky...  22 

Utloa  Belt  Line  Street  RK 88 

Utica  &  Mohawk  KR 88 

Vallamont  Traction 91 

alley  Pas*.  Ry.— See  Bcrauton  Ky 82 

Valley  St.  Ry.  (Sharon,  I'u.) 83 

Wakeflehl  A  Stonohani  Street  Ry 88 
alden  A  Orange  Lake  RR.— See  New- 

burg  Electric  System 60 

WMhlnjrton  Alexandria  A  Mt.  Vcrnon  Eleo.  7 

Washiugton  A  Georgetown.— SeeCapltalTr.  89 

Washington  A  Glen  Echo  RR 89 

Wurrcn  Brookf.  A  8l>encer  (Spencer) 83 

Waablngtou  &  Ureat  Falls  Elec.  Ry    90 

WMblanon  Park  A  Spring  Unive  Ry 83 

Waiili.  Handy  Hpi-lnu  *  Bait.  Elec.  RR 12 

Wellington  Water  Power,  Spokane 84 

Waterbury  Traction 9O 

Watertowu  A  Browuvlllo  Street  Ry 90 

Waterv.  El.  L.  N.  A  P.— See  Watery.  &  F. 

Ry.  AL 90 

Watervllle  A  Falrfleld  Ry.  A  Light 90 

Watorvliet  Turn.A  RR.— Pee  Albany  Ry.Syn  7 
Wayerly  A  Woodstock  Electric  Ry— See  City 

A  Suburban  Ry 71 

Wayne  A  Fifth  6ts.—Sc«  People's  St.  Ry...  30 

West  Ashevillo  A  Sulphur  Springs  Ry 9 

Westobestcr  Electric— See  Union  Ry. N.  Y. .  59 


PAGE. 

West  Chicago  Street  RR 25 

West  Chicago  Street  RR.  Tunnel— Sec  Want 

Chicago  Street  RR 25 

West  End  I'assenger  Ry— See  Frunkford  A 

Southwalk  Passenger  Ry 65 

West  End  A  Riverside  Electric— See  Mont- 
gomery Suburban  Street 53 

West  Bod  street  Car 80 

West  End  Street  Ky.  (Billon.  Mass.) 14 

West  End  street  Ky.— See  Denver  City  RR.  30 

We.-t  Kml  street  Ry.  (Kuoxville,  Tenn.) 44 

West  End  St.  Ry.— See  Penn.  Traction 44 

West  End  Street  Ry.— Pee  Rockford  Tract.  77 

We>t  Jersey  Traction  (Camdcn,  N.  J.) 21 

West  Philadelphia  Passenger  Ry— See  Phil- 
adelphia Traction  System 67 

Western  Elec.  L.  A  P.— See  Toledo  Trac 86 

West  Plttatnn  A  Wyo.  St.  Car— See  Wilkesb. 

A  W.V.Trac 91 

West  Koxlmry  ARoslIndnle  St. Ry. (Boston)   14 

West  Seattle  Cable 83 

West  Shore  Ry 85 

Weft  Side  Circle  Ry 86 

West  Side  Rapid  Transit 80 

West  Side  RR.  (Elmlra,  N.  Y.) 34 

West  Bide  Street  Ry— See  Milwaukee  Elec. 

Hy  A  Light 50 

West  A  South  Towns  Street  Ry— Bee  Chicago 

General  Ry 23 

West  Street  A  North  End  Elec.  Ry 83 

Wheeling  (West  Va.)  Ry 90 

White  Line  St.  Ry.— See  People's  St.  Ry. 

(Dayton) 30 

White  Plains  A  Mamaroneck— See   N.   Y. 

Elmsford  A  White  Plains 58 

Whitman  Street  Ry— See  Brockton  Consoli- 
dated Street  Ry 15 


PAGE. 

Whitney  Aye.— See  New  Haven  St 55 

Wichita  Electric  Ry  A  Light 91 

Wilkesb.  A  East  Side  /  s     Wi,t,^i,   1 

fin  Ar    k"  in  ir-tiin     I   °""    "llKcsIt.    i 

uo       &  Kingston   I  «  \VV-M    \  01 
do      A  Suburban  1  "JT  y< 
do      A  West  Side  I     Tract'ou-     , 

Wilkesbarrc  A-  Wyoming  Valley  Traction...  91 

Wllliamsport  Passenger  Ry 91 

Willamette   Bridge    Railway— See   City   & 

Suburban  Railway 71 

Wilmington  (Del.)  City  Ry 91 

Wilmington  A  New  Castle  Elec.  Ry.  (Del.).  91 

Wilmington  (N.  C.)  Street  Ry 91 

Winchester  Avenue  RK " 55 

Winnisirauiet  RR— See,  Lynn  A  Boston  Sys.  14 

Wiuooski  A  Burlington  iVt.)  street  Ky 20 

Winston  Salem  Hallway  A-  Eleetrie  91 

Woodland  Park  Electric  Ry 83 

WooiiRooket  Street  Ry 91 

Worcester  Con.  St^See  Wor.  Traet.  system.  92 
Worcester  Leiee^ter  A;  Speneer  St.  Ry.— See. 

Worcester  ,t  Sulnirban 92 

Worcester  A-  Millbnry  St.   Ry.— See  Worce- 
ster A  Suhurlian 92 

Worcester  At  Suburban  Street  Rv !>i! 

Worcester  Traction '  92 

Wyatt  Park  Ry— See  St.  Joseph  Traction  A 

Light 78 

Wyandotte  A  Detroit  River  Ry 33 

Yonkers  RR .  92 

oik  Street  Hy 92 

Yoiinirstown  street  Ry.— See    Mali  mini; 

Valley  Electric 92 

auesville  Ry.  A  Electric  Co 92 


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but  December  (CuaoxicLi  of  December  5    1896, 
page*  990  and  991.)  wo  referred  to  the  decuion  of  the 
Supreme  Court  of   MaMachuaetU  in  a  case  involving 
the  question  whether  the  corutrnction  in  the  streets  of 
.  of  an  electric  street  railway,  to  be  operated  by 
the  overhead  tyitem  of  trolley*,  imposed  a  new  burden 
or  servitude  on  the  land  fur  which  compensation  must  be 
made  to  the  abutting  property  holders.     The  decision 
in  that   case  was  adverse   to  such  a  contention,  the 
Court    holding   that   so   long  ai   the    companies  are 
to   use  the  street*   only  in  common  with 
other  travelers,  and  their  structure*  do  not  prevent 
other  travelers  from  using  them  in  the  ordinary  way, 
lo  not  furnish  any  greater  obstruction  to  light 
and  air  than  appeared  from  the  evidence  in  that  case, 
use  doe*  not  constitute  a  new  taking  of  land  or 
uU  in  land  for  which  compensation   must  be 

Recently  the  Supreme  Court  of  Connecticut  also 
rendered  a  decision  involving  the  question  of  additional 
aervitu  !•  The  decuion  U  to  the  same  effect  as  that 
of  the  Massachusetts  Court.  The  question  of  course 
is  one  of  great  importance,  and  therefore  the  mat- 
ter possesses  wide  interest.  As  it  happens,  the  rul- 
ing in  the  Connecticut  case  U  not  that  of  a  unani- 
mous Court,  three  of  the  judges  (Baldwin,  Fenu  and 
Torrnti.  ••)  taking  the  view  that  electric  street 
railway*  on  public  highways  do  not  impose  a 
new  burden  on  the  land,  and  the  other  two  judges 


(Andrews  and  Hamersley)  taking  the  opposite  view. 
The  case  waa  that  of  the  Canastota  Knife  Co.  vs.  the 
Newington  Tramway  Co.  The  plaintiff  had  made  ap- 
plication as  the  owner  of  a  fee  in  certain  land  within 
the  limits  of  a  highway  in  Xewington  for  an  injunction 
against  the  construction  of  an  electric  street  railway 
thereon.  The  tramway  company  filed  a  demurrer  to 
the  complaint  in  the  Superior  Court  for  Hartford 
County,  which  demurrer  was  sustained  pro  forma 
and  a  judgment  rendered  dismissing  the  complaint. 
From  this  an  appeal  was  taken  t»  the  Supreme  Court 
of  the  State.  The  five  judges  of  that  Court  were  un- 
animous in  the  judgment  that  the  lower  court  had 
erreil.  hut  the  liuiliiiL'  of  error  by  the  minority  judges 
was  for  different  reasons  than  that  of  the  majority. 

The  injunction  had  been  claimed  on  two  grounds: 
First,  that  the  charter  of  the  Newington  Tramway 
<  ompitny  imposed  a  new  burden  on  the  plaintiff's  soil, 
and  secondly  th.it  the  company  in  attempting  to  lay 
its  tracks  on  the  highway  in  front  of  the  plaint itT's 
premises  was  undertaking  to  build  a  road  under  a  loca- 
tion which  diverged  substantially  from  any  of  the 
routes  authorized  in  iU  charter.  The  minority  judges 
upheld  the  first  contention,  saying  that  the  construc- 
tion of  the  proposed  road  would  "constitute  a  tres- 
pass and  a  continuing  trespass  on  the  plaintiff's  land, 
and  such  a  trespass  may  bo  restrained  by  injunction", 
and  that  for  this  reason  the  demurrer  to  the  complaint 
was  insufficient.  On  the  other  hand  the  majority 
judges  hold  that  the  charter  of  the  Tramway  Company 
is  not  one  which  contemplates  and  requires  the  con- 
struction of  a  railway  in  such  a  manner  as  substantially 
to  obstruct  ordinary  highway  travel  or  necessarily  to 
cause  special  damage  to  any  landowner;  hence  that 
there  was  no  error  in  sustaining  the  demurrer  as  far 
M  this  ground  of  relief  was  concerned;  but  they 
support  the  complainant  in  his  second  contention, 
namely  that  the  route  proposed  diverges  from  the 
routes  authorized  in  the  charter,  and  hence  that  the 
demurrer  should  have  been  overruled  on  the  ground 
that  the  Tramway  Company  had  no  franchise  justify- 
ing its  invasion  of  the  plaintiff's  freehold. 

The  reasoning  of  the  majority,  in  denying  the  claim 
that  the  construction  of  an  electric  road  imposes  a 
new  servitude  in  land,  is  clear  and  strong,  and  of 
course  it  is  this  part  of  the  decision  which  is  of  inter- 


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STREET    RAILWAYS. 


eat  to  our  readers.  The  opinion  was  by  J  udge  Bald- 
win, who  said  that  it  is  the  prevailing  doctrine  in  the 
United  States  and  was  settled,  as  respects  Connecticut, 
in  the  case  of  Imlay  vs.  Union  Branch  Railway  Co. 
onn.,  24!),)  that  the  location  of  an  ordinary  steam 
railroad  upon  a  highway  imposes  an  additional  burden 
upon  the  soil  for  which  the  owner  of  the  fee  is  entitled 
to  demand  compensation  The  Imlay  case  was  put 
upon  the  ground  that  no  substantial,  practical,  or  even 
technical,  identity  exists  between  the  use  of  land  for  a 
highway  and  for  a  steam  railroad.  The  essence  of 
that  decision  was  that  the  grant  of  a  railway  franchise 
by  the  Legislature  authorizing  the  occupation  of  land 
subject  to  a  highway  in  such  a  manner  as  substantially 
to  interfere  with  the  proper  uses  of  a  highway,  or  sub- 
stantially to  change  them  by  introducing  another  not 
practically  identical  with  the  original  ones,  was  the 
bestowal  of  a  power  the  exercise  of  which  charged  the 
land  with  a  new  servitude. 

A  street  railway  such  as  that  authorized  by  the 
charter  of  the  defendants  in  this  case,  declares  the 
Court,  differs  in  certain  essential  characteristics  from 
the  ordinary  railway  running  from  one  State  or  town 
to  another,  part  of  which  may  chance  to  be  located  on 
a  highway.  Its  tracks  conform  to  the  established  grade 
of  the  highway.  It  has  no  exclusive  privilege  as  to  their 
use.  Its  mode  of  using  the  street  does  not  necessarily 
or  naturally  render  that  part  of  it  which  it  occupies, 
whether  by  its  tracks  or  its  poles  and  wires,  impassable 
or  seriously  inconvenient  for  ordinary  travel.  Such  a 
street  railroad  may  be,  and  up  to  the  present  time 
such  roads  have  usually  been,  so  constructed  and  so 
used  and  operated,  as  to  be  distinguished  from  the 
ordinary  steam  railroads  in  every  one  of  the  particulars 
stated  in  the  Imlay  case.  Undoubtedly  electric  roads 
do  approach  steam  roads  more  and  more  in  construc- 
tion and  in  manner  of  operation.  But  as  yet  there  is 
a  substantial  identity  in  many  particulars  between  the 
use  of  a  highway  by  an  electric  car  and  that  by  an 
ordinary  vehicle,  both  moving  upon  the  same  grade. 
The  test,  says  the  Court,  whether  the  land  in  the  street 
is,  by  the  imposition  of  the  tracks,  subjected  to  a  new 
use  must  in  some  measure  be  a  question  of  degree. 
So  far  as  the  change  of  power  is  concerned,  the  substi- 
tution of  electricity  for  animal  power,  to  draw  cars 
running  upon  surface  tracks,  is  no  greater  innovation 
on  the  ancient  uses  of  a  highway  than  the  introduction 
of  the  bicycle,  with  its  complicated  arrangement  of 
mechanical  contrivances  for  multiplying  motion  and 
increasing  speed,  or  the  horseless  carriage,  operated 
by  the  use  of  petroleum. 

The  question  whether  the  property  of  the  owner  of 
a  fee  in  the  highway  is  subjected  to  an  additional 
burden  depends  upon  the  true  limits  of  the  public 
easement  in  the  highway.  Judge  Baldwin  says  that 
the  best  definition  of  a  public  easement  is  often  that 
given  by  public  use.  A  highway  is  a  way  over  which 
the  public  at  large  have  a  free  right  of  passage.  It 
is  constructed  and  maintained  in  their  interest.  This 
liberty  of  passage  may  always  be  exercised  in  such 
manner  as  may  at  the  time  be  customary  and  reason- 
able, having  in  view  both  the  convenience  of  the 
public  and  the  proprietary  rights  of  the  owners  of  the 
soil.  As  to  what  is  reasonable  under  these  limitations, 
every  age,  speaking  by  its  common  law,  must  of  neces- 
sity judge  by  its  own  standard.  A  common  use  of  the 
highways  in  Connecticut  for  a  period  longer  than 
the  life  of  a  human  generation  has  been  that  by  street 
railways.  ^So  far  as  horse  railroads  are  concerned,  it 


was  held  to  be  a  proper  one  by  the   Superior  Court  in 
a  case  decided  in  1860. 

It  appears  that  since  this  last  mentioned  decision — a 
period  of  thirty-seven  years — the  question  has  not 
again  come  up  in  the  Connecticut  courts.  The  deci- 
sion being  that  of  a  lower  court,  it  would  not  be  bind- 
ing upon  the  Supreme  Court,  and  Judge  Baldwin  says 
there  are  expressions  in  the  opinion  in  that  case  to 
which  the  Supreme  Court  would  hesitate  to  give 
unqualified  assent.  Still,  no  appeal  was  taken  from 
that  judgment,  and  the  doctrine  which  it  announced 
has  so  far  met  with  public  acquiescence  that  no  owner 
of  the  soil  subject  to  a  highway  has  since  set  up  a 
claim  to  compensation  for  the  construction  of  a  street 
railway  upon  it,  until  the  institution  of  the  present 
suit.  During  the  intervening  period  numerous  fran- 
chises for  such  railways  have  been  granted  and  exer- 
cised. Many  horse  railroads  have  been  thus  built 
and  many  electric  railroads.  Large  sums  have  been 
invested  in  them.  Mortgage  bonds  secured  upon  their 
property  and  franchises  have  been  issued  to  the  amount 
of  millions.  This  course  of  legislation,  and  all  that 
has  been  done  under  it,  with  the  support  of  general 
public  acquiescence,  argues  the  Court,  constitute  a 
practical  exposition  of  the  common  law  of  Connecticut 
as  to  the  character  of  the  servitude  in  the  case  of  a 
highway  which  must  outweigh  any  narrower  defini- 
tions that  may  have  been  framed  either  by  the  English 
or  American  courts,  in  former  centuries  and  in  the 
presence  of  different  social  conditions,  however  often 
these  may  have  been  repeated  in  later  decisions.  The 
common  law  definition  of  the  public  right  in  a  high- 
way did  not  embrace  in  terms,  but  it  did  in  spirit,  its 
use  by  public  authority  for  laying  water-pipes,  drains, 
cisterns,  or  hydrants,  from  which  to  draw  in  case  of  fire, 
and  gas  pipes,  and  as  a  site  for  public  sign-posts  and 
pumps,  and  to  that  extent  it  has  long  been  enlarged 
by  practical  construction. 

Judge  Baldwin  says  that  every  reasonable  presump- 
tion should  be  made  in  favor  of  the  validity  of  grants 
by  the  Legislature  of  the  rights  to  construct  railroads 
upon  highways.  "They  can  be  so  built  or  operated 
as  to  be  a  substantial  interference  with  public  travel, 
or  to  work  a  new,  direct  and  special  damage  to  the  pro- 
prietor of  the  soil.  They  can  on  the  other  hand  be  so 
built  and  operated  as  to  serve  the  public  without  in- 
jury to  the  landowner.  Charters  which,  like  those  of 
the  ordinary  steam  or  standard  railroad,  contemplate 
and  require  a  mode  of  construction  or  operation  of 
the  former  description,  impose  a  new  servitude  on  the 
soil.  Charters  which  go  no  farther  than  to  authorize 
such  a  mode  of  construction  or  operation,  as  one  means 
of  accomplishing  their  purposes,  impose  no  new  servi- 
tude, and  invade  no  private  rights,  unless  resort  is  in  fact 
had  to  such  means,  in  which  event  they  do,  and  compensa- 
tion may  be  required.  Two  rights  are  to  be  guarded  with 
equal  care;  that  of  the  individual  land-owner  and  thatof 
the  public  at  large  ;  but  his  estate  is  the  servient  tene- 
ment. He  has  no  rights  which  are  incompatible  with 
the  fullest  enjoyment  of  the  public  easement.  A  street 
railway  may  be  so  constructed  and  operated  as  to  be  a 
proper  means  of  facilitating  public  travel.  It  may  also 
be  so  constructed,  but  not  so  operated.  It  is  in  such 
case  a  means  that  may  be  and  is  abused;  but  for  any 
abuse  the  law  can  supply  the  remedy.  Nor  would  the 
legislative  grant  in  such  a  case  avail  to  deprive  the 
owner  of  the  soil  of  his  right  to  compensation." 

It  will  be  observed  that  in  effect  the   Court  decides 
that   circumstances  must   control.     Electric  roads  do 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


t-r  se  entitle  the  owner  of  the  fee  to  compensa- 
But  it  is  possible  that  they  might  be  so  con- 
structed and  operated  as  to  damage  the  property  and 
tht-n  compensation  would  hare  to  be  made.  In  a 
word,  electric  railways  are  far  from  having  unlimited 
rights  in  the  streets  or  highways.  In  this  there  is 
substantial  accord  with  the  ruling  of  the  Massachusetts 
Court.  Indeed,  in  remarking  that  it  is  in  some  meas- 
>n  of  degree"  whether  the  land  in  the 
street  is  subjected  to  a  new  use,  the  Connecticut  Court 
employ*  language  almost  identical  with  that  in  the 

Ma--. i    h  .-•  ' '-      IM. 


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RSQULATION& 


The  ability  to  afford  rapid  transit  in  its  fullest  sense 
i«  undoubtedly  one  of  the  chief  attractions  of  the 
Tic  mad.  Hence  it  follows  that  wherever  cir- 
cumstances prevent  the  can  of  a  company  from 
running  both  rapidly  and  regularly,  there  the 
company  is  operating  its  line*  at  a  disadvantage  and 
its  business  is  artificially  curtailed.  Conversely,  other 
things  being  equal,  the  higher  the  speed  safely  attain- 
able th'e  more  freely  will  people  ride,  whether  for 
business,  to  save  time,  or  for  pleasure  and  refreshment. 
Boston  and  Brooklyn  are  cities  where  congestion  of 
traffic  baa  acted  as  a  material  hindrance  to  the  street 
railways.  In  Boston,  however,  the  subway  now  in 
progress  of  construction  will  soon  enable  the  West 
Bad  Street  Railway  Company,  which  has  taken  a  lease 
of  the  subway,  to  run  its  cars  without  unnecessary 
delay.  The  construction  of  the  elevated  railroad  also, 
if  carried  oat  in  accordance  with  the  plan  of  the 
syndicate  that  is  understood  to  control  the  \V--t  Knd 
Company,  should  in  some  measure  farther  relieve  the 
pressure  of  traffic  on  the  surface  railway  lines. 

Brooklyn,  on  Fulton  Street,  for  a  di.«tan 
half  a  mile,  the  can  of  all  the  lines  of  the  leading 
street  railway  company  converging  from  about  ten 
branches  are  compelled  to  traverse  one  single  line  of 
track  to  reach  the  Xew  York  and  Brooklyn  Bridge 
•he  Fulton  Ferry.  The  management  we  know 
is  keenly  alive  to  the  disadvantages  of  thi- 

'  affairs  and  has  striven  in  various  ways  to 
do  away  with  it,  but  thus  far  with  only  slight  *  access. 
The  knowledge  of  this  fact  was  the  basis  for  a  report 
that  recently  had  some  circulation,  to  the  effect  that  the 
company  contemplated  securing  control  of  tin-  Kings 
1  -v  Elevated  Railroad,  which  owns  the  elevated 
lino  on  Fulton  Street,  and  would  utilize  it  to  facilitate 
•lovement  of  its  traffic.  The  report,  however,  has 

firmed. 

Brooklyn,  three  years  ago,  both  the  traveling  j>nb- 
d  therarface  railway  companies  were  sul>j* 

>rm  of  hindrance  to  rapid  transit  that  was  as 

to  the  one  as  it  was  financially  unfortunate 

-  results  for  the  other.     Weref-  •  •rwtment 

'  >rcement  of  ordinances  that  limited  the 

•peed  of  cars  to  rates  which  seem  excessively  low.  The 

same  ordinances,  we  believe,  are  still  in  for.  •••.  Kut  the 

•me  care  i*  not  taken  to  enforce  them.     So  long  as 

v  caused  the  passengers  to  complain 

time  spent  in  transit  and  in  waiting  for 

cars,  while  for  the  companies  the  regulations  meant 

IOM  •  !>•  and  increased  expenses  through   the 

inning  and  running  a  greater  number  of 

•  f  reasonably  frequent  sen 

Baring          mind    this   experience   in   Brooklyn,  we 
interested  to  examine  the   returns  obtained   by 


the  "Street  Railway  Journal"  from  over  forty  promin- 
ent cities  throughout  the  United  States  regarding  the 
maximum  rate  (number  of  miles  per  hour)  at  which 
the  local  companies  under  the  terms  of  their  franchise 
or  by  a  city  ordinance  are  allowed  to  run  their  cars.  The 
returns  were  not  tabulated,  but  we  have  put  them  in 
that  form  for  purposes  of  comparison. 

Nine  cities  report  that  the  companies  are  subject  to 
no  special  restrictions  as  to  speed.  These  cities  are  : 

I.— HO  BPECIAL  RESTRICTION. 

Chicago,  111.,  Lynn,  MAM.,  Reading,  Pa., 

Detroit,  Mich.,  Milwaukee.  Wle..  Scranton,  Pa., 

Fall  River.  Ma**,,  PitUburg,  Pa.,  Troy,  N.  Y. 

Three  large  cities — Chicago,  Detroit  and  Pittsburg — 
are  here  included.  It  is  reasonable  to  suppose,  how- 
•  •••  'T,  that  if  not  subject  to  special  restrictions  in  this 
respect  the  companies  are  still  limited  by  the  usual 
ordinance  forbidding  "fast  driving",  so  that  the  lack 
of  restriction  cannot  be  assumed  to  mean  "any  speed 
you  please." 

Table  II.  embraces  eleven  cities  that  have  established 
one  maximum  speed  for  cars  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 
They  are  as  follows  : 

II.— O»«  MAXIMUM  al-EED  RATE  FOR  ENTIRE  CITT. 

CWw—  1'rr  Hour.  I      Citt—                               Per  Hour. 

Allegheny.  Pa. 13  mile*.    Minneapolis  Minn T6mlle*. 

Caaden,  N  J 8      "       I  Newark.  N.  J..  8      " 

Dayt«B.  Ohio 1O     "       i  HyncuM.  X.  Y 8      " 

ErauTtlle.  lod 12      "       Toledo,  Ohio 7     " 

IndluapolU.  Ind. :8      ••       |  Worcester.  Maai 8      " 

Kaauu  City.  Mo !•„'      •• 


;  Law  paeitl  before  Introdnctloa  of  electricity.    If  o  recent  law. 
'  Rot  (trtctly  obeerred  In  (uburtae. 

n  in  the  small  representation  of  cities  here 
shown  we  discover  a  remarkable  variation  in  the 
maximum  speed  allowed  —  from  six  miles  in  Minne- 
apolis (where  it  is  '•  not  strictly  observed  in  the 
suburbs")  to  fifteen  miles  in  Allegheny,  Pa.,  three 
cities  having  the  rate  eight  miles,  one  seven  miles  and 
two  twelve. 

Tin-  third  and  last  table  includes  those  cities  which 
r.-'|iiir.-  the  street  cars  to  run  at  a  lower  rate  in  some 
portions  of  the  city  than  in  other  portions.  They 
include  much  the  larger  number  of  the  whole,  being 
twenty-five  in  number,  as  follows  : 

III.—  trEED  TARTMO  I*  DIFFERENT  lECTIOXt  OF  <MT1  . 


l»l  T. 


Atlanta,  Oa.  ... 

DMfUte.     ~~diat..    JMMHeb.  O 
A  S          IS              IS 

«•>••)  Ourvw. 
4 

"~4 

'.'.'.'. 

.... 

"4 
0 

Baltlniiire.  Mil  . 

0          10              10 

Baelna.  Mae*.  . 

7          1O              12 

Brooklyn.  NY.... 

e         8          10 

6          10              10 

OMikirMc*.  Maa* 

8          (t)              12 

47b«nmiB  8  f" 

AS           IS              IS 

5      5  •-    ,,:,:,, 

.    0X8      X  14         X14 

DeaTar.OM... 

•           ft)              IS 

Dee  Moiaee,  Iowa  .  . 

8          12              12 

•  ,r«ii.|  Kapld*.  Mleb 

IS              16 

Z>8           10              10 

•           12              12 

rtanhrlHe.  Trna  

•            9                9 

JT1O          12              1  -' 

10          IS              1.% 

no       is         is 

}'(•.-'.,:     N    J 

rrrtTllaain.  B  1   . 

6      0-1O             1  -• 

Uehatewd.  Va 

88                8 

R  H  IT   ••'    'i 

^       (ti         is 

Bt.  Jnwphl  Mo 

8          1O              10 

at.  Loola.  Mo    . 

8          10             12 

Bt.  Paul,  Minn  . 

08       012          012 

Trenton,  .V  J  .. 

a      ....           8 

Washington.  D.  C  

12       12       iri.'i 

A  within  u   mile  of  the  centre  of  city.    S  On  one  boalneu  utree,' 
COa  UHrh  Street  between  Ooodale  and  Mound  BtreeU.    D  Within  i 
radlnaof  «t  mile  from  City  Hall.    £Wltliln  one  mile  from  centre  ot 
elty.    f  Within  a  radio*  of  \  mile  from  City  Hull.     0"In  tome  dla- 
frlcU",  but  nrdlnanre  not  ulrlctly  obnervcxl.    //  Rate  mint  not  exceed 
1-J  mile,  la  the  elty  nor  IS  mllen  ouUlde  of  city.    I  Including  itop*. 

The  highest  rate  of  speed  permitted  in  these  twenty- 
live  cities,  it  appears,  ranges  from  8  to  16  miles  per 
hour,  divided,  according  to  authorized  limit  of  speed, 
a-  follows;  8  to  10  miles  an  hour,  eight  cities;  12  miles, 
eight  cities;  14  miles  (including  stops),  one  city;  and 
IS  miles  eight  cities.  Brooklyn,  with  10  miles  as  a 
maximum,  is  near  the  bottom  of  the  list.  Seventeen 
cities  permit  a  speed  of  from  12  to  15  miles,  being 


8 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


additional  to  the  nine  cities  that  fax  no  limit,  and  to 
the  three  cities  that  permit  a  speed  of  12  to  15  miles 
anywhere  within  their  limits. 

in  business  or  especially  crowded  districts  of  these 
cities  the  maximum  rate,  as  will  be  seen,  varies  from 
5  to  12  miles;  only  one  city  (Charleston,  S.  C.,)  on  one 
street,  prescribing  5  miles  as  a  limit,  six  cities  6  miles, 
eleven  cities  7-8  miles,  six  cities  9-10  miles,  and  one 
city  (Washington,  D.  C.,  rich  in  broad  streets,)  12 
miles.  Brooklyn  again  is  close  to  the  bottom  of  the 
list  with  a  limit  of  6  miles.  Four  cities  have  certain 
districts  within  which  intermediate  rates  (8  to  10  miles) 
are  established. 

Only  six  of  the  twenty-five  cities  report  special  limi- 
tations of  speed  at  curves  or  crossings,  three  of  these 
six  fixing  the  rate  on  curves  at  four  miles,  while  at 
crossings  two  of  them  make  the  rate  four  miles  and 
one  six  miles.  Special  restrictions  here  seem  so  wise 
and  necessary  that  we  can  scarcely  believe  they  are  not 
more  commonly  in  force.  Quite  possibly  they  may 
exist  in  a  number  of  instances  where  the  city  officials 
have  failed  to  make  mention  of  them. 

From  the  foregoing  summary  several  facts  would 
seem  obvious,  viz.:  (1)  The  rate  of  speed  permitted  in 
the  several  cities  varies  beyond  all  reason.  If  we  make 
the  fullest  possible  allowances  for  differences  of  local 
conditions,  still  we  must  admit  that  either  in  some 
places  the  maximum  rate  is  too  low  or  that  in  others 
it  is  too  high.  (2)  Without  passing  on  the  general  ques- 
tion what  the  proper  rate  would  be,  the  maximum 
rates  of  speed  established  in  certain  cities  are  so  low 
(8-10  miles  per  hour)  that  it  would  seem  clear  they 
cannot  be  generally  enforced  without  injustice  to  the 
companies  and  inconvenience  to  the  traveling  public. 
As  a  matter  of  fact,  indeed,  we  do  not  imagine  that 
these  low  rates  are  at  all  strictly  observed  in  any  city, 
(3)  It  seems  better  to  abide  by  the  old  rule  and  to 
enact  ordinances  that  can  be  lived  up  to  rather  than 
those  that  will  be  honored  only  in  the  breach.  (4) 
As  the  danger  of  accident  is  doubly  great  at  crossings 
and  at  curves,  it  seems  proper  that  the  cars  should  be 
required  to  approach  these  points  fully  under  control, 
or  at  considerably  less  than  the  usual  rate  of  speed. 

We  have  long  thought  that  the  difficulty  with  regu- 
lating the  speed  of  trolley  cars  lay  in  the  inability  of 
the  motormen  to  estimate  correctly,  or  even  approxi- 
mately, how  fast  their  cars  are  going.  If  the  stricter 
ordinances  are  enforced,  a  cautious  motorman  will 
seek  to  keep  on  the  safe  side  and  is  likely  to  run  un- 
necessarily slow,  to  the  detriment  of  the  company's 
earnings  and  to  the  annoyance  of  the  public  ;  for  how 
can  he,  for  instance,  distinguish  between  a  speed  of 
eight  and  another  of  ten  miles,  one  perchance  being 
legal  and  the  other  forbidden  ?  On  the  other  hand,  a 
reckless  motorman,  as  all  can  testify,  is  often  prone  to 
drive  his  car  at  a  highly  dangerous  pace,  frequently 
thereby  causing  accidents.  So  great  is  the  injury  to 
the  company  from  the  running  of  cars  too  slow  and 
so  serious  the  damage  suits  frequently  incurred  as  a 
result  of  a  reckless  speed  that  it  does  seem  as  if  some 
form  of  automatic  indicator  could  be  introduced  to 
advantage  that  would  enable  the  motorman  to  ascer- 
tain his  rate  of  speed,  and  that  in  case  of  accident 
would  furnish  a  record  to  show  whether  the  lawful 
rate  of  speed  had  been  exceeded.  The  thousands  of 
dollars  now  paid  out  in  settlement  of  damage  claims 
might  thus  perhaps  be  sensibly  reduced,  and  the  first 


if  such  a  one  be  practicable, 


be  speedily  refunded; 


BICYCLE  COMPETITION. — To  what  extent  the  con- 
stantly increasing  use  of  bicycles  is  affecting  the 
business  of  the  street  railways  it  is,  of  course,  impossi- 
ble to  determine  with  certainty.  We  may  be  sure, 
however,  that  in  many  localities  it  has  been  the  means 
of  checking  for  the  moment  the  normal  increase  of 
traffic  and  in  some  few  cities  has  caused  a  diminution 
in  current  receipts.  The  effect  of  this  form  of  compe- 
tition is  being  felt  gradually,  not  only  because  it 
requires  time  for  the  country  to  get  accustomed  to  the 
new  means  of  locomotion  and  the  many  possibilities  it 
affords,  but  because  when  the  bicycle  was  first  intro- 
duced there  was  only  here  and  there  a  city  so  paved  as 
to  permit  the  bicyclists  to  cross  it  in  various  direction* 
with  comfort,  as  is  necessary  if  any  great  number  of 
them  are  to  ride  their  wheels  regularly  between  home 
and  place  of  business.  The  demand  for  better  pave- 
ments, however,  has  met  with  wonderfully  quick 
response,  and  it  would  appear  a  matter  of  only  a  short 
time  until  in  most  cities  the  bicyclist  will  be  compara- 
tively free  in  his  movements.  The  bicycle  as  an 
element  in  street  railway  calculations  will  then  speedily 
reach  its  limit. 

In  T)enver,  Eochester  and  Buffalo  complaint  of  loss 
of  traffic  on  this  score  was  heard  some  time  ago. 
Recently  it  was  reported  from  Chicago  that  nearly  100 
cars  had  been  taken  off  the  lines  of  a  single  company 
because  of  the  growing  use  of  bicycles.  Sir  Charles 
Rivers  Wilson,  President  of  the  Grand  Trunk  Railway 
of  Canada,  acknowledged  the  similar  effect  upon  a 
steam  road,  saying  at  the  annual  meeting  of  the  stock- 
holders in  London  recently  that  10,000  bicycles  were 
in  use  in  Toronto  alone. 

Now  all  this  might  seem  more  or  less  serious  for  the 
street  railway  business,  were  it  not  for  the  fact  that  at 
the  same  time  the  bicycle  is  producing  other  indirect 
results  which  we  believe  will  go  far  toward  compen- 
sating the  street  car  companies  for  their  first  loss. 
Everyone  physically  able  to  do  so  is  either  riding  or 
learning  to  ride  the  bicycle.  The  habit  of  walking 
and  the  love  for  walking  is  rapidly,  we  believe,  in 
consequence  giving  place  to  the  feeling  that  walking 
is  a  very  inferior  method  of  exercise,  and  an  insufferably 
slow  and  tiresome  means  of  getting  around.  A  new 
set  of  muscles  is  brought  'nto  play,  that  used  in 
walking  being  allowed  to  grow  weak.  The  passion  for 
rushing  at  the  highest  speed,  always  strong  in  Ameri- 
cans, is  stimulated  by  the  constant  riding  of  the 
bicycle.  The  temptation  to  resort  to  the  trolley  cars 
for  short  distances  as  well  as  long  is  consequently 
becoming  stronger  and  stronger.  If,  too,  they  cannot 
ride  to  business,  many  who  returning  formerly  walked 
must  hurry  home  as  fast  as  the  cars  can  take  them 
that  their  time  for  the  bicycle  may  be  as  long  as 
possible.  Concurrently,  there  is  being  nurtured  a  love 
for  the  open  country  that  can  hardly  fail  to  further 
suburban  settlement,  thus  adding  to  the  population 
feeding  the  electric  lines;  and,  for  the  greater  number 
who  must  continue  to  reside  within  city  limits,  leading 
them  to  more  frequent  excursions  to  suburban  resorts. 
Is  there  not  some  basis  then  for  the  belief  that  the 
bicycle  will  eventually  in  these  various  ways  increase 
rather  than  lessen  our  dependence  on  the  passenger 
railways. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


SECURITIES    AND    REPORTS. 


ThU  i»  one  of  our  four  Supplements.  In  using  the  scried  it  is  to  be  remembered  that  they  are  inter- dependent 
publications,  complete  only  as  a  whole.  If  utilized  together,  and  with  the  fresh  items  of  news  the  CUKOSICLE  contains  from 
week  to  week,  the  investor  will  hare  all  the  information  he  needs  in  seeking  a  safe  and  remunerative  lodgment  for  his  money, 

Street  Railways  forcibly  illustrate  this  inter-dependence.  Such  roads  obviously  rely  for  their  income,  and  therefore  in 
great  part  for  the  value  of  their  securities,  upon  the  population  and  wealth  of  the  country  they  serve.  Hence  constant 
reference  to  our  STATE  ASD  CITY  SUPPLEXBNT  will  be  found  necessary  by  those  wishing  to  purchase  the  stocks  and  bonds  of 
•treat  roads.  Population,  BBS  muni  valuation,  tax  rate,  total  debts  of  the  counties,  cities  and  minor  municipalities  are  given  at 
length  in  that  publication,  every  one  of  which  items  is  an  essential  fact  contributing  more  or  less  to  any  correct  estimate  of 
(he  amount  of  suburban  travel  a  given  road  commands. 

The  ABBREVIATIONS  u«ed  ia  our  Street  Railway  statement*  will  be  found  explained  in  a  table  immediately  following  the 
last  statement  in  this  Supplement. 

A  full  INDEX  which  show*  where  ea^h  railroad  will  be  found  is  also  given  on  the  closing  pages. 


AKRON.  OHIO. 

PorCLATlox  1890  WAS  37.6O1;  nr  188O  WAS  16.513: 
IK  187O  WAS  10.0O6. 

AKRON    STREET    RAILWAY     &     ILLUMI- 
N  ATI  NO-A  trolley  road. 

OROANIZATIOW— Chartered  December,  1899,  to  aneeisd  the  Akron 

9treet  Railway  aad  tke  Akron  Oeaeral  Beetrle  Oo.  The  aew  company 

•was  aa  eleetrle-Ugnttag  plant  for  street  lighting.     Population  of 

Akron  In  MM  I •  given  as  4O.OOO. 

STOCK  4.  BOMOe-  Dal*.    /lUsre*.     O*t*o*4i*g        Mmlurily. 

9tock 91.100.000  * 

--I     6F-A 

*   111  <•..  .    I  I'M  5g.J-J  MH>    Jan.   1,1936 

>*tee.  Manhattan  Trust  Co..  X.  T.  City. 

Consols  of  1896  for  9M5.OOO  a-e  la  tnut  to  retire  1»U  of  1908. 
EAR  Nina*— Earnings  of  the  eleetrle.  properties  aad  street  railway* : 

r«sv-  •     '.'.  '""'''    ••'''  I     -  "•."•  .»*. 

1996.  total  gr**s  (bott  properties)  .. 93  IO.24fl  .        946,117 

IjKt. 999393        939,491        9I33.6O4  55.106  80,537 

.    49393  21.033  10*1355  '9  613O8 

Bxteasive  Improrenenu  kave  been  saadedartag  1896  aad  are  ex- 
pected to  show  In  Increased  earning*  IB  1897. 
'  -Operate*  21-95  mile*  of  track  In  Uw  city  of  Akron.  Ohio.  »nd 

oe  exteadlag  to  Ceyakoga  Falls  aad  9Uver  Lake. 
90  aad  73  Ib.  girder  and  T. 

^^HpTRic  LJOHT  PLAMT— On  Jan.  1. 1997,  and  14300 
^^Bairalut  7.000  la  1999. 

-.EM    Piesldent,  fjemeel  Thessaet   Vlee-Prealdent.  Kmntet  O. 

•lhsosR9eeretary.J.  A.  Loagi  Ti seeai ei .  Janaes  fl.  Oewa;  K.  Y.  enUe. 

oadBt.    lnascToas  ilmeii  la  Pee..  1999    Uea.  I 

i :.  C.  OlkMe,  of  Hew  York;  J.  A.  Long.  Aaron 
Ira  Milter  and  r.  A.  BelberUng.  of  Akron.  O.-T.  94.  p.  94)7. 


AKRON    &     CUYAHOGA 
THAN-  ley  road. 

OKOANIZATIOM—  Chartered  to  1894. 


FALLS      RAPID 


lit  iut«r..  i600,OOU  ......      189ft 

Tke  I..M.:.  »r  :-04  for  935OJMX)  were 

"•9  bond*  dated  Sept.  1,1995,  have  becalmed.  An  additional 
9200.000  bond*  are  provided  la  tke  a*ort«a««  for  futore  eztenclon  §. 
Bond,  are  91.000  eneh. 

8TOCK-ln  yevombor.  1893,  «Uxk  was  la«f  isii<  tram  9300.000  to 
9603.000.  and  la  Karek,  189«,  to  S  i  ,000,000.  for  extension*,  etc. 
RoAO-ln  5or..  1999.  had  «3  miles  In  eperaUen.    Rail.  66  u..  T. 
Pr«l  lent  an  I  Oeawnl  Maan«er.  T.  V.  WaUb. 


ALBANY,    N.  Y. 

Porci.«Tiox  189O  WAS  93313:   in  19M  WAS  90,758; 
AWD  !•  187O  WAS  69.422. 

ALBANY  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
OQAHiZATKm    Oaawlerert  la  1999.    Operates   nre    lines  through 
rtnrlMl  kesleses  Hrsets  sail  rssUeaos  illttcli  r     IIa«  no  competition. 
Ike  Cohoes  City  Ry..  4  >«  miles  (stock.  99O.OOO),  Is  controlled  by  parties 
HareHad  la  tbe  Albany  Ry. 
'«.  BONOS— 

«OCk««»t»l!.   |..r   *l.Ni 

~vt0Me.. .. 


•l»r««.     O»M*iuH*f.  l.ail  <lit-.*e. 
6Q-F.     91.750.000   May/97.1>tN 
..    1849        5/-J.  39.000    Jan.    1. 19OS 

,    198O        6  M.-fl.  ii.-.ini    Mrh.  1.19O5 

..    1999         5M.-6.  33.000    Kept.  1.  1913 

,t    1990       9(J.-J  :.\-iOO    Jan.    1.  193O 

'•I  at  Central  Trust LOi..  New  York. 

May  1,1911 


STOCK— In  March.  1896.  stockholder*  voted  to  Increase  the  (took 
from  91.500.000  to  92.0OO.OOO. 

BONOS— The  general  mortgage  of  1897  U  for  9750.000,  of  which 
937.1.000  tuned  for  extension  to  Oohoe*  and  «37.-.,OOO  reserved. 

DIVIDENDS— In  1892. 6  per  cent;  In  1893.  12  p.  c.;  In  1894,  6  p.  o.; 
In  1895.  6  p.  e.;  In  1896, 6  p.  e.;  In  1897,  Feb.,  l>t  p.  c.;  Hay,  I'D  p.  o 

ROAD— Company  In  Jane,  1896,  operated  35  mile*  of  track  In  city  of 
Albany  and  suburbs,  extending  aluo  to  Troy,  as  follows: 

Rood  own**  in  •                      lltltf.  I      Rood  Irate,!.                           XUei. 
Main  line  and  bnMtrolley).   19         W.tervllet  Turn.  A  RR.  Co.  16 
W«lcht   of    rails  -on    road  

owned 50to901b*|     Total  track  in  June,  1896.  35 

LATEST  EAKNIMOS-For  9  months  endluc  March  31 : 

»  m,a.          Onft.                  Net.          Oik.  iiu.  Int..  Uutt.  tit.  Bat.  ntr. 

1896-7 9H2^«4        9141.3:10       91.944           956,097  987,217 

1899-6 394.949           146.346          1,733             62,534  -Mi-, 

ANNUAL  RCPOHT— Tears  ending  June  3Oth. 

1896.         1895. 
Ones  eanu. . . .  .9939,499  949O.061 

Net 196398    168.40O 

Other  Ineome    .       2.945        6.738 
Net  Income.....  199.8O3    17 


199* 

Interest 933,597 

Taxes,  etc..       i 
Dividend!     [8)81.742 
Bal.foryear.su.35,413 


L896. 

942,292 
J8.188 

(6)75.000 
sur.4,707 


HALAHCB  SHKKT  MAICI1  31,   1897. 


i ...-. 

•   ••;  strand 

Coat  of  equipment. .. 


•f  equipm 
onhand 


Liabililirt. 
Capital  stock  A  script. .  .91 ,750,000 


Open  aeeounta. 

-  u    mm  :i.». 


Funded  debt 

38.184    Int.  due  and  accrued — 

83.193  |  Bill*  payable 

3935O    Open  account!,  etc 

I  I'rurtt  and  IOHH,  surplus. 


,  ..i.nnO 
7.390 

-'..' 

119,914 


92.469.990  | 


•Mfl  .. ..:.,. 


OFFICER*- President.  Robert  C.  I'ruyn;  Vice- President.  A.  N.  Brady 
9eeretary.  James  MeCredle;  Treasarer,  Oen'l  Manager  snd  Purchasing 
Agent.  John  W.  Mc!famara.-V.  63,  p.  967,  967 ;  V.  64,  p.  133,  841. 

ALBANY  RAILWAY  SYSTEM  -  WATHRVLiET 
TURNI'IKK  A  RAILROAD. 

ORGANIZATION— Opened  July  4,  1863.  Leased  to  Albany  Railway 
March  15.  1893.  for  999  years.  Annual  rental,  ><  of  1  prr  cent  on 
9240.000  stock  and  6  per  cent  Interest  on  bonds.  Owns  16  miles. 

Outilanrting.  Jfafurify 


STOCK  A  BOND*—  Dml*.     Inlerett.    OutftnnitiH 

r-apltal»toek9100 >•  P.  o.        9240.0OO 

1st  M.  Int.  gnar. 1889     6MT-X.        350.0OO 


2nd  M.,  p.  *  1.  guar. 


189O      6M. -N. 


ifto.ooo 


May  1,  1919 
May  1,1919 


ALEXANDRIA,  VA. 

PortTLATIOS  1890  WAS  14,339;  I!»  1880  WAS  13,659 
IX  1870  WAS  13.570. 

WASHINGTON  ALEXANDRIA  &  MT.  VER- 
NON  RAILWAY- 

OROANIZATION.— tnoorporated  Febuary  18.  1890,  as  Washington 
Alexandria  A  Mt.  Vernon  Electric  Railway.  Charter  awaided  In  1896. 
Underground  trolley  In  Washington;  overhead  trolley  outside  the  city. 

STOCK  A.   BONDS-  Da*-    Interat.    O«M«n£a-    Xaturity. 

8tockV9500.OOO  (par  950) 9500.0OO    

I st  niort.,  975O.OOO.  gold . .      1895  5  g.  F.-A.       6OO.OOO    Aug.  1 ,  1925 

Trustee,  Reel  Estate  Trust  of  Phila.,  pays  Interest. 


10 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


ROAD.-OperaUa  from  Washington,  D.  C..  (18>«  St.  &  Pennsylvania 
Are.)  to  Mt.  Vernon.  17  miles;  extensions  to  Arlington  Cemetery  and 
RoMlyn,  Va..  etc.,  8  miles;  total  track  (May,  1896),  25  miles;  standard' 
gauge  T  rails.  Foreign  freight  Is  taken  through  to  Mt.  Vernon. 

OFFICERS.— President  and  General  Manager,  Griffith  E.  Abbott; 
Secretary.  Frank  K.  Hippie;  Treasurer,  David  C.  Leech.  Office,  Alex" 
audrla.  Va.,  and  Washington,  D.  C. 

INOEX-V.  61,  p.  474. 


ALLEGHENY,     PA. 

POPULATION  1800  WAS  105,287;  IN  1880  WAS  78,082; 

AKD  IN  1870  WAS  53.180. 
ALLEGHENY    TRACTION-See  PITT8BURG,  PA. 

NUNNERY    HILL    INCLINED    PLANE- 
OROANiZATION-Inoorporated  Sept.  24, 1880.    Stock  ($50),  $60,000; 

1st  mortgage,  1887, 6  A-O.  $30,OOO,  due  Oct.  1, 1907.    Boad  is  built 

upon  trestle  and'  stone  wall,  rising  250  feet,  and  Is  1,100  feet  in  length' 

runs  to  top  of  Nunnery  Hill. 
OFFICERS— President  and  Treasurer,  Oliver  P.  Scalfe;    Secretary, 

Arthur  Kennedy ;  Supt.  and  Purchasing  Agent,  C.  D.  Heist. 


TROY  HILL  INCLINED  PLANE  &  BRIDGE 
COM  PAN  Y-A  cable  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Franchise  runs  for  999  years. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.  Outstanding.  Maturity. 

8t?ck(*J&)7000)|50 $200,000f.p .... 

lBtM.$100.000.ourrenoy.c«  1891  6  A-O  100,000  Apl.  1, 1901 

Dividend  in  1894  out  of  earnings  of  1893  l»a  per  cent. 

ROAD— Operates  370  feet  of  track.    Rails  02  Ib.  T. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  June  30, 1894,  gross  earnings,  $13,784 ; 
net,  $5,747;  Interest  paid,  $6,300. 

OFFICERS— President,  Jas.  D.  Callery ;  Secretary,  C.  S.  Wright;  Tread, 
urer,  Wai.  V.  Callery;  General  Manager,  J.  J.  Saint. 


ALLENTOWN,  PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  25,228;  IN  1880  WAS  18,063; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  13,884. 

ALLENTOWN  &  LEHIGH  VALLEY  TRAC- 
TION—A trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  May  31,  1893.  Owns  and  operates  45 
miles  of  electric  road  in  the  Lehigh  Valley  in  Lehigh  and  Northamp- 
ton counties,  connecting  the  city  of  Alleutown  with  the  boroughs  of 
Bethlehem,  South  Bethlehem,  Fountain  Hill,  West  Bethlehem,  the 
Catasauquas  and  Copley,  and  the  towns  of  Whitehall,  Seigfrieds, 
Northampton,  Aineyvllle  and  suburban  Allentown.  The  combined 
population  of  towns  and  villages  served  by  the  system  in  1890  was 
77,315;  in  1880  was51,074.  "  Franchise  runs  for  999  years  and  gives 
exclusive  rights  to  operate  street  railways  in  all  said  towns,  boroughs 
and  city;"  company  also  owns  9  miles  private  right  of  way  connecting 
certain  of  the  above-mentioned  towns.  The  control  in  the  property  is 
held  through  ownership  of  the  entire  capital  stock  of  the  companies 
below,  which  have  been  absorbed,  their  entire  capital  stock  (except 
five  shares  of  each  to  qualify  directors,  and  a  portion  of  the  Electric  L. 
&  P.  stock  not  owned)  having  been  placed  In  trust  for  the  benefit  of 
security  holders.  Their  corporate  existence,  however,  is  preserved  for 
legal  reasons,  valuable  rights  being  conferred  by  some  of  their  old 
charters,  including  the  right  of  eminent  domain. 

STOCKS  OWNED— The  capital  stocks  of  the  following  companies  are 
owned,  except  a  portion  of  the  Electric  L.  A  P.  stock,  viz.: 
CAPITAL  STOCKS  OWNED. 

Lehigh  Valley  Trac'n  Co.    $75,000    Bethlehem  &  South  Beth- 
Allentown  &  Bethlehem  lehem  Street  Ry.  Co.. .  $200,000 

Rapid  Transit  Co 1,000,000    Catasauqua  <fe  Northern 

AlleutownPassengerRy.  Street  Ry.  Co 50,000 

Co 200,000    Allentown Elec.  L.& P..    150000 

Bethlehem  A  Alleutown  Rittersville  Hotel  Co.  & 

street  Ry.  Co 100,000       Park 100,000 

The  outstanding  securities  on  the  property  are  as  follows : 

STOCK  &  BONOS-  Date.      Interest.    Outstand'g.       Maturity. 

Stork,  iW.000,000 $1,500000 

Alleutowu  &  Leu.  Valley  <  1893     5g.  M  -  S         750.OOO    Bepfci/ifHLS 

Traction,  1st  M.,  gold.o*  I  Int.  at  N.  Y.  Security  &  Tr.,  N.  Y.,  trustee 
Alloufn  *  Beth.  Rap.  Tr..}  1891       6g.J-J         500,000    Ji{fy  1    1911 

1st  mortgage,  gold J  Subject  to  call  at  110  on  July  1, 1896. 

Allriitown  &  Leh.  Valley  )  ,0«*       *      T     » 

T,  a,  lion  Co.  oonsol.  M.  £  }  t5«;_J  -'       8ee  text.     Jan.  1, 1925 

for  $-J.OOO,<>00,  gold,  .c" )  &u»ranty  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  trustee. 

Unfunded  debt  June  30, 1896  (see  below) $676,760 

Interest  on  AIL  &  Beth.  R,  T.  Is  payable  at  Old  Col.  Tr..  Boston,  trustee. 

fondt— The  consolidated  mortgage  of  1895  for  $2.000,000  was  au- 
thorized Jan.  17, 1895.  The  mortgage  covers  the  entire  system.  Of 
the  $2,000,000  authorized,  $1,300,000  are  held  In  trust  to  retire  at 
maturity  $1,250,000  prior  bonds,  of  which  $500,000  were  subject  to 
call  July  1, 1896;  these  bonds  had  not  been  called  In  August.  The 
balance  when  sold  will  extinguish  the  floating  debt.  All  the  floating 
debt  of  the  Rapid  Transit  Co.  was  paid  by  the  Traction  Co.,  except 
$200,000,  which  was  resisted  and  is  now  in  litigation. 

ROAD— In  July,  1896,  owned  and  operated  45  miles  in  the  Lehigh 
Valley,  as  above  described ;  gauge,  4  ft.  8ifl  in.;  60  and  70  Ib.  T  and 
girder  rails ;  70  motor  cars. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— For  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross  $238453- 
net.  $123,894;  interest  and  taxes,  $87,744;  balance,  surplus  for  year' 
$36,150.  Report  for  year  ending  Deo.  31, 1895,  was  given  in  V  62  p' 
906,  showing  earnings  as  follows: 


Tear—  Gross.  If  el. 

1895 $222,834       $112,825 

1891 210,711  84,986 


Parka 

Light  Cos. 

$24,442 

24,143 


Fixed  Salante, 

charges.  surplus. 

$100,191  $37,076 

85,464  23,665 


GENERAL  BALANCE  SHEET  JUNE  30,  1896. 


Assets. 


Liabilities. 


Road  and  equipment. ..$1,622,824  I  Capital  stock $1,500,000 

Stocks  other  companies  1,940,846    Funded  debt. 1,170,000 

38,048    *  '  - 
14,772 
123,085 
936 


Electric  Light  Co. 
Accounts  receivable... 
Sup'ly  &  suspense  acc't 
Cash  on  hand 


Loans 676,760 

Purchase  account 214,207 

Accounts  payable,  etc.  87,200 

Undivided  prolits 92,256 


Total $3,740,513          Total $3,740,513 

OFFICERS— President,  Albert  L.  Johnson,  Mutual  Life  Building,  New 

York;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  A.  F.  Walter,  Allentown,  Pa. 
DIRECTORS — Albert  L.  Johnson  and  J.  J.  Coleman,  of  New  York ; 

Tom  L.  Johnson,  of  Cleveland,  Ohio;  R.  E.  Wright,  A.  F.  Walter,  M.  L. 

Kauffman,  W.  J.  Hartzell,  all  of  Allentown,  Pa. 
INDEX-V.  60,  p.  130,479, 1103:  V.  62,  p.  906. 

ALTON,    ILL. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  10,294;  IN  1880  WAS  8,975; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  8,665. 

ALTON  RAILWAY  &  ILLUMINATING-A 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Organized  July,  1895,  to  consolidate  the  Alton  Elee" 
trio  Street  RR.,  Light  &  Power  Co.,  the  Alton  Improvement  Associa- 
tion and  the  Alton  &  Upper  Alton  Horse  Ry.  &  Carrying  Co..  which 
union  was  perfected  August  20,  1895.  Franchise  runs  until  1915. 
Population  of  Alton,  Upper  Alton  and  North  Alton  in  1896  estimated 
at  21,000.  Owns  Rock  Spring  Park  of  20  acres  with  lake. 

STOCK  &   BONDS—         Date.    Interest.     Outstanding.        Maturity. 

Stock,  par  $100 $250,000  

Alton  Improv.  Asso. )      5  M-S  25,000  1899-'04-'O9 

1st  M.,  cur S  Interest  at  Alton  Savings  Bank. 

Alton  Ry.  &  111.  1st  M.,  >  1895     5  s.  A-O          225,000  Oct.  1,  1915 

$250,000,  g.,$l,000.e*  5  Interest  at  Manhattan  Trust,  New  York. 

ROAD— Owns  9  miles  of  single  track  equipped  with  overhead  trolley 
and  serving  Alton,  Upper  Alton  and  North  Alton.  Cars— 10  electrio 
motor  cars  and  5  trail  cars. 

EARNINGS— About  60  per  cent  of  earnings  come,  from  the  railway 
and  40  per  cent  from  the  light  and  power  plant.  For  tke  year  ending 
Sept.  30,  1896,  th*  railway  and  light  and  power  earnings  were,  gross, 
$61,736;  net,  $31,829;  taxes,  $1,665;  interest,  $11,956;  balance,  sur- 
plus for  year,  $18,208. 

OFFICERS— President,  Treasurer  and  General  Manager,  J.  F.  Porter; 
Vlee-President,  James  Duncan ;  Secretary,  H.  S.  Baker,  Jr. 

ALTOONA,   PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  30,337;  IN  1880  WAS  19,710( 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  10,610. 

ALTOONA  &  LOGAN  VALLEY  ELECTRIC 
RAILWAY- A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  Deo.  12,  1892,  and  April  17, 1893,  ao" 
quired  by  purchase  $170,000  of  the  capital  stock  of  the  City  Passenger 
Ry.Co.;  also  owns  18'7  miles  constructed  under  its  own  charter.  Road 
opened  June  15, 1893.  Controls  Lakemont  Park  Co.,  stock  $65,000. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—    Miles.  Date.  Interest.  Outsta'g.     Last  Dir..  etc. 


JCK  &  BONDS—    Miles.  Date.  Interest.  Outsta'g. 

Stock,  $500,000,  $50    $377,850 

IstM.  $500,000  gold)  16ia    1893     5  g.  J-J     485,000       July  1, 192S 

$500  and  $l,000.c.  5  Sink.  fd.  1  p.  c.  yearly ;  bds.  subj'ct  to  call  at  105. 
Int.  at  Cassatt  &  Co.,  Phila.,  and  1st  Nat.  Bk.,  Altoona 

Bills  payable  June  30, 1896,  $36,382. 

City  Passenger  Ry.— 

Stock,  par$50 See  text.       July  1,1893 

1st  mortg'e  $50,000,  >      6       1892      5  J-J       50,000       Jan.  15, 1912 

$1 ,000 r.  5  Interest  by  Treasurer,  Altoona. 

Bills  payable  June  30, 1896,  $3,500. 

Capital  stock  of  Passenger  Railway  is  $200,000,  of  which  on  June  30, 
1896,  $174,550  was  owned  by  Altoona  &  Logan  Valley  Electric  Ry. 

Bonds— Sink.  fd.  on  Altoona  <t  Logan  Valley  Electric  Ry.  Co.  1st  M.  5» 
commenced  July  1,  1894;  not  less  1  p.  c.  par  value  of  outstanding 
bonds  must  be  appropriated  out  of  net  earnings  to  retire  bonds  at  or 
below  105  and  ascrued  Interest.  To  Jan.  1, 1896,  $10,000  of  bonds  had 
been  redeemed. 

ROAD— On  July  1, 1896,  was  operating  26-2  miles  of  track,  of  which  4 
miles  in  Altoona.  Its  lines  extend  to  Bellwood  and  Hollidaysburg, 
including: 
Main  line  and  branches  ) 

Second  track >18'7miles 

Sidings ) 

ANNUAL  REPORT.- For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  A.  &  L.  V.  Elec- 
tric gross  earnings  were  $92,903;  surplus  over  expenses,  interest, 
etc.,  $15,929;  City  Pass.  Ry.,  gross,  $63,610;  net,  $13,219.  For  fiscal 
years  ending  Dec.  31 : 

1894. 
$25,118 
1,775 


City  Passenger  Ry 712milefr 

TotalJan.  1,  1896 20-2      " 

Rails  72-lb.  girder  and  5C-11).  T- 


1894. 


1895. 

Avg.miles oper'd    22>a 
Gross  earnings.. $83,292    $73,127 


1895. 


Net  ............  >    00*™ 

Other  income.  J    JS'S7° 


37,776 
1,775 


Bal.,  surplus ...".     8,570 
Tot.sur.Deo.31..  22,295 


*  After  charging  off  for  sinking  fund  $5,000  and  loss  by  tire,  $8,829. 
Tlie  City  Passenger  Ry.  for  year  ending   Deo.  31, 1895,  had,  gross,. 
$56,527;  net,  $8,830. 
OFFICERS— President,  John  Lloyd;  Secretary  and  Trcas.,  C.  A.  Buch. 

AMHERST,    MASS. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  4,512;  IN  1880  WAS  4,298; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  4,035. 

A  MHERST  &  SUNDERLAND  STREET  RY.— 
ORGANIZATION.— Chartered  in  1896  and  purposes  to  build  about  8 
miles  of  single  track  from  Amherst,  Mass.    In  April,  1897,  about 
miles  was  under  construction.     Stock  subscribed  for,  $22,000;  u<> 
bonds  yet  issued.    Directors  are :  President,  W.  D.  Cowls ;  Vice-Presi- 
dent, T.  L.  Paige;  M.  A.  Dickinson,  H.  B.  Edwards,  George  L.  Cooley 
F.  L.  Whitmore  and  George  E.  Fisher.    Clerk  is  C.  Fred.  Deuel;  Treas 
urer,  Moody  Harrington. 


STREET    KAILWATS. 


11 


AMSTERDAM,   N.   Y. 

Pot-irnnox  1S9O  wvs  17.336;  ix  1880  WAS  9,4t>6; 
AND  ix  1870  WAS  5.4-(;. 

AMSTERDAM   STREET    RR.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Chartered  Feb.  5, 1873.  In  January,  1896,  map*  of 
•a  extension  from  Akin  to  Gloversville  were  Hied. 

REORGANIZATION  PLAN— The  reorganisation  plan  of  August,  1895, 
ha*  be«n  abandoned. 

STOCK  dk  BONDS-  Dot*.   IiHtrat.  OuttlaiuTa.    Maturity. 

Stock  $250.000  ($100) $390,000    

lstraort..$J50.000,KOld...e-      1890    6g.  A-O     20O.OOO     Oct.  1, 192O 

BUU  payable  (Jan.  31,  1897) .10,856    

Interact  aeeraed         do  31.050    

Dtfaxlt- Interact  on  first  mortgage  la  In  default,  the  October,  1893, 
coupon  beiu*  the  last  paid. 

ROAD-— Own*  4-7  mile*  of  track.    Bails  48  Ibs. 

LATEST  EARNINGS-;)  months.  >  1897.... Gross,  $1O,456;  net,  91,541 
Jan.  1  to  March  3 1.  J  1896.... Gross.    10,796;  net,    1,388 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  November  30, 1896,  cross.  $49,021 ;  net, 
•10,168.  In  1894-95.  grow.  $46,539 ;  net.  18,310.  In  1893-94,  gross. 
$44.3J4;  met.  $5,330. 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  H.  MoClement;  Vice- President,  John  S.  Wise; 

oentary  and  Treasurer.  T.  D.  Mosaorop;  Manager  and  Purchasing 

gent,  E.  F.  Selxas.    Omee.  44  Broad  St.  N.  Y.  City. 


ANDERSON,    IND. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  10.741 ;  IN  1880  WAS  4,126; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  3,126. 

ANDERSON     ELECTRIC     STREET     RAIL- 
WAY. -  A  trolley  road. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—          •*"«••   ****•    Ix^rttt.   Ouuefg   Maturity. 
Stock  ($200.000  auth'd) $15O,OOO 


1st  M..  •150.000.  gold.  I     11        1893    6*.  J-J       15O.OOO  July  1/12 

91.1100 c  JInt.  at  Fanners' L.  *T.  Co..  Trustee.  H.T.O. 

ROAD-Owns  11  miles  of  track  ta  Anderson.    Rails  6O  and  43  Ibs.  T 
EAR N4NO»-For  the  year  es>dl»g  Oct.  31. 1896: 
y.orlo  Ocf.  31-  0rso».  Xtt.       I»I..Hu**,ete.  BaL.nr. 

18«« $49.263  *S*OS4        $12.600  $0,934 

OFFiCERS-PresidoBt,  Trossiifor  and  General  Manager.  C.  L.  Henry ; 
Yloo-Presfcleat.  J.  F.  Wild;  Secretary.  Ems  0.  Carpenter;  Treasurer. 
J   UeMahan. 

ANN    ARBOR.    MICH. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  11,071;  I*  1880  WAS  8.061; 
AMD  a  1870  WAS  7.36B. 

ANN  ARBOR  A  YPSILANTI  ELECTRIC  RY. 
—A  trolley  road. 

OMANUATION  -Formed  In  1896  and  purchased  aad  eosisnUdatod 
U*  Ann  Arbor  Btroet  By.  and  the  Ann  Arbor  *  YpalUnU  Street  Ry. 
STOCK  A  BONO*-       ASM.       InHntl.         tXUfHuufg.  Maturity. 

$100000 

M  50.000.' i^'H  496         5*.  A'O  118.000       Oct.  1/1916 

mllat  pw.V  {  Inures*  at  Unloo  Trust  Co..  Detroit,  tnutee. 
A  *lak In*  fund  of  $1.000  per  mm  most  bo  paid  before  My  dlTl- 
•tends  an  'ottered. 
ROAD  -Omu  •  mOos  of  road.  Ypsllantl  to  Ann  Arbor,  and  7  miles  U 

r  of  Aan  Arbor,  total.  16  mils*.    The  road  Is  projected  to  Detroit. 
OFFICERS-!  April.   1M7)   Pn»ldrat.  H.  P.   Glover,  Vlos-PresMsM, 
;  8eer»<ary.  J.  K.  Boal;  Tioassmr.  C.  E.  Hlaeoek ;  Bnper- 
,».  W.  HossrhllLJr. 


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ANNISTON,    ALA. 

POPULATION  18*0  WAS  9.998;  a  18$O  WAS  942. 

ANNISTON    ELECTRIC  CO.- 

O*aANUAT>ON  Baesssasi  to  the  propoitj  of  the  old  antstnsi  City 
By  in  X»r.  "96. by  pureluw from  Howard  W.8oxtoo,trs»tos.  CaplU 
stock  autaofts**.  900.0001  pald-la.  »lo.ooo. 

ROAD  -Traofc  essralsrt.  1  %  smllos;  ears  oqBlppod  for  troUoy,  4. 


OXFORD 

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$125.000 
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(>i  nnm  i  inrr  ««.  F-A     179,000         1912 

...e-  (Tnuteo.lo.  Bank'g  *Tr..  Atlanta.  Ga. 
-«t  payable  at  Bostoi  or  Atlaato. 
ROAO-Oxford  LsAe  to  West  Anolston.  6T10  miles;   side  track.  S10 

total  traok.  7"«  silUa.    Kl«ht  nxitor  can  aad  2  trallen. 
OFFICER)    PrsoMsat,  Gom.  Manager  and  Par.  Agent,  II.  W.  Sextoo. 


ASBURY  PARK,  N.  J. 

-10*  or  TownMtr  1890  wt*  8.333;  IK  1880  WAS  1,640. 

ATLANTIC  COAST  ELECTRIC  RY.-«ee  nndor 
I«s»  BBAMCM.  K.  J.  Controls  the  Beaihois  Etoetrte  By. 

ASBURY  PARK  A.  BELMAR  STREET  RY.- 

OMANIZATION— owsw  2Hj  mllM  o  track  completed  In  1894, 

RECEIVERSHIP. -On  Jane  9. 18*6.  William  L.  Dayton  was  appointed 

reeelTer.pesrflagraorgaalxaOom.    Mook.979.OOO,  full  paid;  flntmott- 

gxe  «•.  cold.  $75.000.    Other  debts  Jan.  1.  1897,  about  93.OOO,  the 

capita]  stock  paid  In  being  978,000.    Gross  earnings  In  1896,  $17,777; 

la  1995,  $14,1)44. 

OfFicERl  ProsMost,  T.  8.  BmHoek:  Secretary,  John  Hnbbard;  Conn- 
•el.  Arthur  Dudley  VlnUm.9O6  Broadway.  Hew  York  City.  Company's 
enVe,  Anbury  Part,  H.  J.  INOCX-Y.  61,  p.  703,  793, 1013. 


SEASHORE  ELECTRIC  RY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Chartered  In  1888,  and  has  franchise  to  operate  a 
double-track  street  railway  in  borough  of  Asbury  Park  for  50  years, 
with  provisions  for  renewal  at  end  of  that  time.  Leased  In  1896  for 
50  years  to  Atlantic  Coast  Electric  Railway— which  owns  $150.000  of 
the  stock  and  operates  this  road  as  part  of  Its  system— gee  under  Long 
HI  .i!n'!i. 

STOCK  <t  BONDS—  Date.  Interett.  Outstanding.  Maturity 

Stock  Issued  and  paid  in $200.OOO  

imt  V     *oo«oon    .nth    (1892    6gJ-J  200.000  1917 

M..  T.  00,000,  auth.,>  subject  to  call  at  105  In  1897 

•••  (.  Int.ls  payable  at  FirstNat.  Ex.,  Asbury  Park 

Atlantic  Coast  Electric  ttnt  mortgage  5s  for  $200,000  are  reserved 
to  retire  the  above  6s. 

OFFICERS— President  and  Treasurer,  J.  E.  Coming;  Secretary,  Daniel 
H.  Shea.-V.  63,  p.  152. 


ASHEVILLE,   N.   C. 

POPULATION  1890  WAB  10,235;  IN  1880  WAS  2,616; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  1.4OO. 

ASHEVILLE  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  March  9,  1881.  On  Jan.  7, 1895,  re- 
ported sold  to  satisfy  a  Judgment  of  $9OO,  and  purchased  by  Charles  A. 
Moore. 

STOCK  A   BONDS—  DaU.      Interett.     Outttanding.    Maturity. 

Stock $100,000       

ir    *snooni*!uw>i        $1888         6 J-J  5O.OOO    July  1.1918 

,  M.,  vao.uu          JO).. ..  j  interert  „  Atlmntlo  Trust  New  York  City. 

Mortgage e*    1893        6 J-J  100.00O    July  1,  1903 

Other  bonds 150,000       

ROAD— Operates  between  6  and  7  miles  of  track. 

EARNINGS.— In  year  1894  gross  earnings  from  passengers  were 
$'.21,311;  other  Income,  $3,975;  net  earnings,  $6,084. 

RECEIVER— J.  E.  Bankln. 


ASHLAND,    WIS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  9,956,  AND  ix  1880  WAS  951. 

ASHLAND  LIGHT,  POWER  AND  STREET 
R  AI  LWAY-A  trolley  road, 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  February,  1896,  as  successor  to  Ashlsnd 
Lighting  A  Street  By.  Owns  exclusive  electric  light  and  gas  rights  In 
city,  and  bonds  eover  lighting  plant.  Population  In  1895  said  to  be 

tnttrttt.   Oul*ta*uTg.       Maturity. 

.-; HI 

1896       Bg.  J.-J.        110,000      Jan.  2. 1916 
Interest  at  Old  Colony  Tr..  Boston,  trustee. 

EARNINGS— Tb«  gross  earnings  of  the  old  company  for  the  year  endln  g 
Sept.  1. 1894,  war*  981.446 :  surplus  over  all  Insurance.  Interest,  taxes 
and  current  expenses),  96.788.  ROAD— Operates  6  miles  of  trolley  track 


ASHTABULA,   OHIO. 

Portrumoa  1890  WAS  8.333;  IK  1880  WAS  4,445; 
AID  HI  1870  WAS  1.999. 

ASHTABULA   RAPID  TRANSIT- 
OMANIZATIOM— Chartered  Oct.  7.  189O.    Aooordlng  to  company's 
tatmnent,  population  of  city  In  1895  was  12.240. 


STOCK  A  BONDS)—    MUm.  Dot*.     Intrrat.  llHtilaiuling.  Maturity. 

Stock 9150,000        

1st  M..  $75,000.  gold,  (  ...        1891     6g.J-J          75.OOO    July  1,  1911 

l.OOO e'*r  Unt.  at  Central  Trust  Co.,  Tnutee,  N.  Y.  < 

ROAD—  Korember,  1 896,  operated  5  miles  of  track  on  5  miles  of  street 
OFFICERS— President.  F.  B.  Wagner;  Vlee-Pres.,  W.  H.  Haraard;  See. 

rotary.  Ooa.  Man.  sad  Pur.  Agt..  T.  Frloker,  Treasurer,  E.  W.  Savage. 


ASTORIA,    OREGON. 

PorULATloK  1890  WAS  6.184;  IX  1880  WAS  2,803; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  639. 

ASTORIA   STREET    R  AI  LW  A  Y-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION- Chartered  Nov.  12. 1887. 

STOCK  4  BOND*—    Milt*.    DaU.    IiUerttt.  Onltlan<rg.     Maturity. 

8tork.9300.OUO $55.000     .... 

1st  M.,  935,000.  gold.      8        1892    6  g.  M-N       2S.OOO     May  2, 1912 

Inttrt*i  Is  payable  at  the  office  of  the  Security  Savings  A  Trust  Co. 
(trustee),  Portland  Ore.  From  1899  to  19O6  one  bond  must  be  called 
yearly  at  par;  from  1907  to  19O9  three  bonds  yearly,  and  In  1910 
and  1911  four  bonds  yearly. 

ROAD— Operates  3  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS— President.  J.  W.  Conn;  Vice- President,  W.  A.  Sherman  ; 
BocroUry  and  Superintendent.  F.  W.  Newell ;  Treasurer,  F.  R.  Stokes. 


ATCHISON,    KANSAS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  13,963;  IN  1880  WAS  15,105; 
IN  1870  WAS  7,054. 

ATCHISON  RAILWAY,  LIGHT  &  POWER- 
ORGANIZATION— Successor  In  1895  to  the  Atchlson  Railway,  Electric 
Light  A  Power  Co.    Population,  local  census  of  1895,  was  15,790. 


lstM.,gold 1895       6g.  150,000    July  1, 191,r. 

Trustee,  Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y. 

ROAD— Operates  8  <•  miles  of  track  on  8  miles  of  road. 

OFF CER8— President,  B.  L.  Pease;  VIoe-President,  W.  P.  Waggoner; 
Secretary,  James  W.  Orr,  Treasurer.  B.  B.  Morris. 


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STREET    RAILWAYS. 


ATHENS,  GA. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  8,839;  IK  1880  WAD  6,099; 
AMI  IN  1870  WAI  4.251. 

ATHENS  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY-*,  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Purchased  ro»d  at  foreclosure  sale  In  June,  1894. 
Hew  charter  wanted  June.  1895.  Has  contract  to  furnish  arolighta 
to  city;  al»o  incandescent  lamps  to  private  partlrs.  Uses  water  power 
for  generating  electricity. 

STOCK  &  BONOS-Oapltal  stock.  (50,000.  fully  paid.  Bon  IB,  flrst 
mortgage,  gold,  (1OO.OOO;  denomination  $5OO,  6  per  cent  coupon, 
J.  A  J.:  dated  July  1. 1896,  due  July  1, 1916.  Columbus  Savings  Bank 
of  Columbus,  Oa.,  trustee.  Interest  payable  in  Columbus  or  Athens. 
Bonds  are  hypothecated  to  secure  loan  due  Jan.  1,  1893,  945,000. 
Other  debts,  unsecured,  93.976.  and  (15,000  due  to  directors. 

EARNINGS— Fiscal  year  ends  June  3O.  Earnings  under  steam  plant  for 
generating  were:  net.  In  1895-96,  »4,165;  In  1894-95,  net,  $3,079. 
Water  power  now  In  use  Is  expected  to  largely  increase  net  earnings. 

PLANT-Owns  6  miles  of  track;  40-lb.  T  rails;  8  ears ;  lighting  and 
power  plant,  700  horse  power,  55  miles  copper  wire  on  15  miles  of  poles. 

OFFICERS— President,  W.  8.  Holinan;  Vice-President,  J.  Y.  Cartthers; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  W.  T.  Brt  an;  Superintendent  and  Purchasing 
Agent,  C.  D.  Flanlgan. 

ATHOL,  MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  6,319;  IN  1880  WAS  4,307; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  3.017. 

ATHOL  &  ORANGE  STREET  RAILWAY- 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGAWZATION— This  company  Dot  1. 1895,  owned  7  miles  of  electric 
railway,  extending  from  town  of  Athol  to  centre  of  Orange,  Mass 
Completed  Oct.  1, 1894.  Its  securities,  etc.,  are  shown  below. 

Stock  (par  (100) (60,000  f.  p.  I     Earnings  years  end.  Oct.  1: 

1st  mortgage,  gold,  1894.  .S60.OOO  1896.         1895. 

5g..JAJ,  due  (no  option)  1914.       Gross $37,833    $36,687 

Cur.  liabilities  Sep.  30,'96.$1O,OOO  I  Ne.t 14,584      14.23O 

"    assets  Sept.  30, '96...     9,815    Int.,  taxes,  etc..     4,178        2,467 

|  Dividends 2,400        3,000 

DIVIDENDS— In  1895.  April,  5  p.  o.;  in  1896,  February,  4  p.  e. 

OFFICERS— George  D.  Bates,  President,  Athol,  Mass.;  Wm.  D.  Luey 
Treasurer  and  Corporation  Clerk,  Athol,  Mass. 


ATLANTA,  GA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  65,533;  IN  1880  WAS  37,409; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  21.789. 

ATLANTA  CONSOLIDATED  STREET  RAIL- 
WAY—A trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  in  1891.    Operates  65  miles  of  track. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—       Date.       Interest.      Outstanding.        Maturity 

8tock<i>aF$l(>0). $2,000,000  paid  in 

Atlanta  St.  RR.  first  J  1890      6  g.  J .-  J.  225,000  1920 

gold  (1,000 I  Intertill*  payable  in  New  York  at  4th  Nat  Bk. 

Atlanta    Oonsoi.    St  f  1891    texu.-J.       $1,928,000     July  1, 1921 

Mort.,   70  m.,   $2,-]      Subject  to  call  at  106  after  1896. 

250,000 (1,000  each  1  Interest  payable  in  N.  Y.  at  Manhattan  Tr.; 

gold. o*  \.     Boston  at  Old  Colony  Tr.  Co..  and  Atlanta,  Ga. 

Income  bonds,  gold,  (1894      8g $106,000    (Optional but 

(l.OOO  each (Int.  It  earned  payable  at  Atlanta.  ?    due  1924. 

Income*.— Issue  was  $212,000,  but  $106,000  have  been  paid. 

Bond*  of  1891— In  November,  1893,  the  holders  of  all  but  $89,000 
bonds  agreed  to  scale  the  coupons  due  in  1894  and  1895  from  6  per  cent 
to  8  per  cent  per  annum,  and  for  subsequent  years  to  5  per  cent ;  also 
to  defer  the  sinking  fund  clause  of  the  mortgage  so  as  to  make  it  begin 
in  1901  Instead  of  1896, and  to  reduce  the  authorized  limit  of  the  mort- 
gage from  (2,500,000  to  $2,250,000,  Including  $225,000  held  by  trus- 
tee to  retire  Atlanta  Street  Railroad  bonds. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— For  8  months.  May  1  to  Deo  31, 1896,  gross, 
(261,026;  net,  $139,391 ;  interest  and  taxes,  $92,051;  balance,  sur- 
plus for  8  months,  $47,340. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  the  years  ending  April  30  earnings  were  : 


1896.       1895. 

Grots $491,379  $292,467 

Other  income..       6,911        2,378 


1896.       1895. 
General  exp....  $245,201  $169,029 

Interest  .......  1  1  QQ  om  5    92,520 

Taxes  ..........  \  133,201  \     9;708 

Balance  ......  sur.119,888  sr.23.588 


Total  .........  $498,290  $294,845       Total  .........  $498,290  $294,845 

BALANCE  SHEET—  On  Dec.  31,  1896,  the  balance  sheet  showed: 


Assets. 

Materials  on  hand $4,381 

Cash  Items 7,305 

Sundry  accounts 10,068 

Bonds  In  treasury 97.0OO 

Plant 4,527,728 


Liabilities. 

Bills  payable $70,885 

Accounts  payable 29,996 

Income  bond  account 106,000 

Capital  stock 2,000,OOO 

Bond  account 2,250,000 

Canceled  bonds 106.000 

Front  and  loss,  sur 83,601 


Total $4,646,4821     Total $4,646,482 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  Hurt;  Vice- President  and  General  Manager, 
E.  Woodruff;  Secretary  and  Assistant  Treasurer,  T.  K.  Glenn;  Treas- 
urer. R.  J.  Lowry;  Purch.  Agent,  W.  II.  Glenn.— V.  63,  p.  ST. 

ATLANTA  RAILWAY.-Atrolleyroad. 

ORGANIZATION— This  company  Is  a  reorganization  July  1,  1895,  of 
the  Atlanta  Traction  Co.,  sold  In  foreclosure  on  May  21, 1895. 

STOCK  &  BONOS—  Dote.     Interest.    Outstanding.       Maturity, 

8tock.(300,000,par$100 $300,000 

1st  mortgage,  $350,000,  >  1895    5  g.  M-S        300,000       Sept.  I  "l925 

gold, (500.... $  Trustee,  Baltimore Tr..&Qu.  Co.,  Bait.,  Md. 

BONDS— Of  the  $350,000  nf  bonds,  $50,000  will  be  held  by  the  Trus- 
tee In  escrow  for  future  Improvements. 

ROAD— Owns  about  19  miles  of  track  on  18  miles  of  street  in  city  of 
Atlanta,  Ga.,  and  environs.  Also  owns  two  power  houses  and  lots,  23 
acres  of  unimproved  real  estate,  23  motor  cars  and  10  trailers 


EARNINGS— From  July  1  to  Dec.  31, 1896  (6  months),  gross.  $43,918; 
net,  $10,293.  For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $89,368;  net, 
$22,740;  Interest,  $12,5OO;  balance,  surplus,  $10,240. 

OFFICERS— President,  M.  F.  Amorous;  Vlee-President,  Jacob  Una*; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  S.  Harvey  Bennett. 

DIRECTORS— M.  F.  Amorous,  G.  W.  Parrott,  A.  C.  King,  W.  C.  Shaw, 
Baltimore,  Md.;  L.  Z.  Rosser,  J.  Haas,  Washington,  D.  C.-  L.  Warfield. 
Detroit,  Mich.— V.  6O,  p.  927, 1143 


AUBURN,   N.  Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  25,858;  IN  1880  WAS  21,924; 
"  AND  IN  1870  WAS  17.225. 

AUBURN  CITY  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Oct.  1, 1886.  In  1895  the  oldllres  wero 
re-built  and  extensions  made.  The  company  owns  Lake  Side  Park, 
about  33  acres  on  Lake  Owasco.  Population  of  Auburn  In  1895  is 
said  to  be  about  30,000. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Oi.lt.     Interest.    Outstand'g.    Maturity. 

Stock  (par  $100)  $300,000 $250,000    

1st  mortgage  ($1,000) C*)  1895    6g.  F-A         94,000    Aug.  1,  1925 

red.  Aug.  1, 1905.  at  105..  J  Int.  at  W.  End  Tr.  &  8.  D.  Co.,  Phila.,  tr. 
Bills  payable  June  30, 1896 187,390 

The  old  mortgage  of  1890  has  been  satisfied.  Under  the  mortgage  of 
1895  bonds  may  be  Issued  up  to  $300,000. 

ROAD — Owns  10'54  miles  of  track  extending  along  Seward  Aveiiue, 
North  Street,  etc.,  and  from  Genesee  Street  to  foot  of  Lake  Owasco. 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  June  30 : 

Gross.         Net.         Taxes.       Interest.  Balance. 

1895-6 $47,604  $15,925     $1,082 

1894-5 32,445       8,329  968         

1893-4 30,895       2,512       1,292       $12,010       def.$10,790> 

OFFICERS— President,  C.  D.  Beebe;  Secy,  and  Treas.,  S.  J..  Foster. 
Directors— C.  D.  Beebe,  H.  8.  Holden,  M.  A.  Holden,  O.  M.  Warren,  IX 
A.  Smith,  William  Nottingham. 

INDEX-V.  61,  p.  749. 


AUGUSTA,    GA. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  33,300;  IN  1880  WAS  21,891 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  15.389. 

AUGUSTA    RAILWAY  &   ELECTRIC  CO—A 

trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— A  reorganization  in  1896  of  the  Augusta  Railway, 
the  Augusta  Light  Co.  and  the  Thomson-Houston  Co.  by  plan  in  SUP- 
PLEMENT of  May,  1896. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.  Outstanding.      Maturity. 

Stock $600,000 

1st  mort.,  $500,000,  gold,     1896    5gJ-J          448,000  1916 

Trustee  is  North  American  Trust  Co.,  New  York. 

EARNINGS— For  6  months  ending  Dec.  31,  1896:  Railway,  gross, 
$35,277;  Light  &  Power,  $31,004;  total  gross,  $66,281;  net  (of  both), 
$28,761.  For  the  year  1894  Augusta  Railway  earned  gross,  $71,265; 
net,  $7,695;  Augusta  Light  Co.  gross,  $29,950;  net,  $14,750;  Thomson 
Houston  Co.,  gross,  $39,065;  net,  $15,213.  Total  gross,  $139,580; 
total  net  $37,658. 

ROAD — Reported  to  operate  26^  miles  of  track ;  15  miles  of  street. 

OFFICERS— President,  D.  B.  Dyer;  General  Manager,  R.  J.  Moore. 

INDEX— V.  60,  p.  391;  V.  61,  p.  793;  V.  62,  820,  907 ;  V.  63,  p.  115. 


AUGUSTA,    ME. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  10,527;  IN  1880  WAS  8,665; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  7,808. 

AUGUSTA     HALLOWELL     &     GARDINER 
RAILROAD — An  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  March  18, 1889,  under  laws  of  Maine. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.   Outstand'g.    Maturity. 

Stock  $150,OOO-$100 $120,000         Text. 

1st mortgagefor $150,000....      1S90    6     J-J       100,000  July  1,1910 

Interest  payable  in  Boston ;  International  Trust  Co.,  Trustee. 

Consol.  mortgage  5-20s 51891    6     J-J     $50,000  July '96-1911 

Subject  to  call  in  1896.  .   ( Interest  is  payable  at  Maine  Trust  & 
Banking  Company,  Gardiner,  Me. 

Dividends  for  fiscal  year  1895  96  were  S^  p.  c.;  in  1894-95,  2  p.  c. 

ROAD— Operates  from  Augusta  to  Gardiner,  7  miles. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  years  ending  June  30th  earnings  were: 

1896.         1895.     I  1896.          1895. 

Gross  earnings.  .$41, 117    $40,520  |  Taxes,  etc $363         $848~ 

Netearnings 16,361      16,196    Bal.  for  divs 6.998        6,348 

Intereston  bonds    9,000        9,000  I  Dividends 4,200        2,400 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  Manchester  Haynes,  Augusta,  Me.;  Secretary, 
H.  G.  Staples;  Treasurer  and  Pur.  Agent,  G.  E.  Macomber. 


AURORA,    ILL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  19,688;  IN  1880  WAS  11,873; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  11,162. 

AURORA  STREET  RAILWAY.— A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  September,  1890,  and  has  franchise- 
(extended  in  1896)  running  till  1916  without  exclusive  rights. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.     On  st'ir/i       Maturity. 

Stock  ($300,000  authorized) $300,000 

1st  M.  for  $300,000,  gold,  <    1890    6g.  A-O      300,000    Oct.   1,1910 

not  subject  to  call c*  <  Interest  at  Cent.  Tr.  Co.,  Trustee, N.Y.C*y. 

Bonds— The  trustee  holds  1,188  shares  of  Aurora  City  By.  stock  for 
benefit  of  the  bonds. 

ROAD— Operates  16  miles  of  track  and  2  miles  of  sidings. 

Year  ending  March  31, 1896,  gross,  $69,111 ;  net  over  taxes,  $7,036. 

OFFICERS— President  &  Treasurer,  R.  B.  Dodson;  Vice-President,  H, 
C.  Tinker;  General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  D.  A.  Belden. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


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The  Aurora  4  Otnera  *>.  was  chartered  July  29, 1896.  to  build  from 
Aurora  to  Batavla  and  Geneva (10  mile*),  connecting  with  the  Car- 
pentenTllle  Elgin  A  Aurora.  Line  Aurora  to  Batavia,  7  miles,  is  In 
operation,  and  the  three  mile*  to  Geneva  la  being  built. 

Ojletrt  Ptejhlent,  WUllam  Fahnestock;  Treasurer,  R.  B.  Dodson,  2 
Wall  St.,  N.  Y.;  Bec'y  and  General  Manager,  D.  A.  Belden,  Aurora,  HI. 


AUSTIN,  TEX. 

PorULATIOW  1890  WAS  14,575;   DC  1880  WAS  11,013; 
AICD  IX  1870  WAS  4,428. 

AUSTIN    RAPID    TRANSIT    RY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  189O.  Ira  H.  Evans  appointed  receiver 
February  23, 1897.    Interest  U  in  default. 

STOCK  4  BONO*—          D***-      lnt*n*t.      Outitaiufg.        Maturity. 

Stock $35O.OOO         

1st  mortgage 1891      6     M-S         343.0OO       Sept.  1, 1921 

International  Trnst  Co.,  mortgage  trustee,  Boston. 

ROAD— Operates  13-34  miles  of  track  on  10-27  mile*  of  road. 

OFFICERS— President,  F.  H.  Watrlas;   Vice- President,  I.  B.  Evans. 
—V.  64.  p.  433. 

BALTIMORE,   MD. 

PorCLATIOH  1890  WAS  434,439 ;  IS  1880  WAS  332,313 ; 

AHD  m  1870  WAS  267.954. 

Hi  til  tmilmayi  if  Baltimore  pay  a  I*ark  Turn  of  9  ptr  etntof  gnat 
timing*  VIM*  old  City  Limit*,  mm*   art  requirtd 


track*  and  two  feet  on  eacA  tide. 

BALTIMORE  CITY  PASSENOER  RY.-Electrio 
and  cable  road. 

OROANIZATIC««— Incorporated  Feb.  13.1862.    OMeoUdation  with  the 
City  *  Suburban  U  under  eanslitnraUon.-V  64.  p.  753. 

STOCK  A  BONOS—        Put*.    Inltnm.  Outttmnfa.       Latldit  elt. 

Stock.  $2? 10    J-J    $2^00.000    Jan.  2.  1997,5% 

litmortcaire c- ) 5g.M-N      2.OOO.OOO    Nov.  2. 1911 

$1.000  cold. >  Interest  at  Nat.  Meehanle*'  B'k.  Baltimore. 

°000i  a^$SOOA$?3>OO)  t  1897  *'*«JI-ir          5OO.OOO    NOT.  2, 1911 
TRUSTEE  of  1st  mortgage  I*  Safe  Deposit  A  Tract  Co.  of  Baltimore 
On  Feb.  16. 1897.  $5OO.OOO  uaUH.se.ln  of  Indebtedness  were  IB|%*I. 
lied  to  pay  Boeting  debt  and  for 

[189O.    1891.    1892.    1893. 

13         11  9  11 

I  In  1807:   January,  5  percent. 
ANNUAL  REPORT,  ETC.— FUeeJ  year  ew 
1896  was  la  V.  64.  p.  177. 

.$1.060.418     Abt$360.000    $1OO.OOO    $300.000    AbUUO,OOO 
..   1,058,306    Kotreperted.      100.OOO      3OO.OOO    Not  report'd 
•  earning*  were  (about)  $942.678;  in  1 893.  $794.400. 


DIVIDENDS.  > 
tie* -89  p.  el  ( 


1894. 

8 


I-..-,. 
13 


. 
10    Below; 

it  for 


f.  I$$7.  tnore«««  34  nUlee  cable  and  $4  mile*  etoctrie. 
,  Walter  8.  Franklin;  Treaenrer.  A.  B.  Clark; 
.  Henry  P.  Smith;  General  Manager.  F.  L.  Bart. 
INOCX-V.64.  p.  177.328.  373.753. 

BALTIMORE     MIDDLE     RIVER    A    SPAR- 
ROWS  POINT   ELECTRIC   RY.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  IB  1$94. 

Dale.       /us*™*.       OmMBtilnf.       Maturity. 


July  1,1935 


(D  Sparrow*  Point.  19  mile*,  of 

In  Angnet,  1 895. 7H  mile*  front  Fifteenth  Street.  Blghlandtown. 
•neton  Avenoe  to  Beck  Btrer.  completed. 

OmcCM  (February.  18*7)— PreaMont,  Daniel  Orook;    Vloe-Pre*l 
;  Jacob  W.  Hook;  Secretary  and  Troaearer.  O.  H.  Da  vail. 


BALTIMORE  4  NORTHERN  ELECTRIC 
r.-To  be  aeonseUdaUoB  of  the  Fall*  Road  Electric  By.  and  the 
evtlle  ReUtervtowD  A  Emory  Grove  RR.  ConsolUatlon  expected 
tcHeeted  In  September,  1997.  Capital  (took  will  be  $1.OOO,OOO 

0  p.  *  bead*  for  $1.250.000  Urustee,  Maryland  Trust  Co.,  Balti- 

1  win  be  lasoed.- V.  64,  p.  887. 


BALTIMORE    TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  April  5. 1888. 

CONSOLIDATION.— IB  May.  1897.  consolidation  with  the-  City  * 
Suburban  was  arranged.  Ike  new  rom|*ny  to  be  oalled  the  Conaoll- 
<Ut~t  TrartloB.  Baltimore  TraeUoB  stoek.  It  U  understood,  receive* 
$22  per  $2$  thare  In  the  new  .toek.  and  IU  bond*  are  usnmed.-V.  64, 
P.  951. 

CK  4  BONDS—  Dot*.  Znltfom.    Out*fnding.  Lot!  Mr.  *. 

Mn.UOO.000  IpartZS.  .   •5,750,000  Jan.l5.t>7.1>«% 

•«>i.Tro*«eeMe?    1*89  5      M-S     1.5OO.OOO  Nov.  1, 1929 
Int.  at  Ilambieton  A  Co.,  Bait. 


-  A  Dep.Ce....* 
.  AlB($1.000)6*,g. 
r*  D.Co.  .« 


.        .  ..  . 

•1.0O01  5*. 

(,Tra*..Mer.Tr.ADep.Ce.e 
Collateral  trot  1st  mort.. 

«750.000.Sl.'X><).ta, 

rold.  (Object  to  ceil  at  106. 

•BM.to*aU  after  May  1. 
1901.  at  par.  convert 


1891   6  g.  M-M      1,250,000  Sept.  1. 1901 

Int.  at  Ilambieton  A  Co.,  Bait. 
1893  5  g.  J 


Int.  at  j 


5*. 

Int.  at  Hi 
6 


1.750.000  June  1.  1942 
IbtotOB  A  Co..  Bait 
-J        750,000  Jan.    1.1900 

wn  A  Son*.  Baltimore. 
Traatee,  Maryland  Tru.t  Co.,  Baltimore. 
1896  5  g,  M-l»     800,000    May    1.1906 
Tnutee,  Mercantile  Tract  A  Deposit  Co., 
rj     Baitiatore. 
to  lien  of  the  several  1**BS«  of  h>nn«.  aee  V.  64,  p.  385. 
Ta*  roQatenl  tnut  mertgng*  of  IBM  I*  for  $800.000;  the  bond*  are 
••eared  by  C4.OOO  share*  of  Baltimore  Traction  (took.     They  are 
redeemable  after  are  yean  at  par  and  Intrrmt.  and  are  convertible  at 
.  Option  of  holder*  Into  eapltal  stoek  at  par.  -  -  V.  62,  p.  777. 

DIVIDENDS—  The  company  ha*  paid  3  dividend*;  October,  1891, 1  per 
cent;  January,  1*92,  i  ptrrent:  January,  1897, 1%  per  cent. 

.  -Company's  track*  are  a*  follows:    Laid  with  66, 78  and  SO  Ib. 
girder  and  T  rail.,  and  acgre«aUBg  about  91  miles,  of  which  82  are 


electric  and  9  cable;   owns  jointly  with  other  roads  4  miles  addl. 
tional. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— Jan.  1  to  April  30,  4  months,  gross,  $370,252  In 
1897  ;  9354,328  in  1896. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  Deo.  31.  Annual  meeting  first 
Wednesday  in  February.  Report  for  1896  was  given  in  V.  64,  p.  285, 
326,  and  balance  sheet  p.  607.  The  system  was  completed  and  elec- 
trically equipped  In  July,  1895. 

Orot*          Operating        Xtl  Fixed        Baloitet, 

Yfar.  Earning*.       Expentet,    Earning*.     Charge*.      Surplu*. 

1896 $1,269,514     $646,128     $623.386     $445,511      $177,875 

1895 1,179,191        639,706       539,485       413,098       126,387 

1894 1,012,318        623,039       389,279       359,242          30,037 

OFFICERS— President,  Wm.  A.  Bouse ;  Vloe-President,  Jas.  8.  Hag- 
erty ;  Treasurer,  F.  8.  Hambleton ;  Secretary,  B.  U.  MoJllton. 

DIRECTORS  (elected  February,  1897.)— William  A.  House,  James  8. 
Bagerty,  T.  Edward  Hambleton,  Henry  A.  Parr,  William  T.  Dlzon, 
Christian  Devrles,  Theodore  F.  Wlloox  and  Charles  Adler,  Baltimore, 
Md.,  and  Sidney  F.  Tyler.  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

INDEX— V.  62,  p.  374,  777;  V.  63,  p.  270.  Ill  i;  T.  64,  p.  285,  336 
607,  753.  951. 


CENTRAL  RY.  OF  BALTIMORE  CITY-  AB 
electric  road. 

OROANLZATION— Incorporated  May  6, 1881 ;  amended  by  Act  ot  1892. 
President ,  Qeo.  Blakistone;  Secretary,  Peter  Thompson.  Completed 
a*  electric  line  In  October,  1892. 

STOCK  <t  BONDS—     MiUt.   Date.   Inttrttl.  Outttand'g.  Latt  <Mn..  tie. 

St.)ck,$300.000($50)     6J-D    $300.000    Deo.20,'96.3% 

l»t  mort.,  $250,000,  < 1882    6J-J         96,000    July    1,  1912 

sink,  fd.,  currency.  ( Subject  to  call  at  100  In  certain  amounts  yearly. 
Trustee  Baltimore  Safe  Dep.  A  Trust  Co.  Infst  at  Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
ConsoLM..  $700,000,  < 1892  5g.M-N  $604,000  May  1,  1982 

gold. ( Interest  at  Citizens'  National  Bank. 

Ext.  A  Imp.  1st  mort.)    14      1897    Sg.  M-S    $400,000    Mar.   1.  1932 
$600,000,  g.($l  ,000)  j  Trustee  1*  Baltimore  Tr.  A  Guarantee  Co.,  Bait. 

DIVIDENDS— In  1894,  6  p.  c.;  In  1895,  6  p.  c.;  In  1896,  6  p.  o. 

BONDS— The  extension  mortgage  of  1897  is  a  first  lien  on  the  exten- 
sion and  a  blanket  mortgage  on  the  whole  property.  See  V.  64.  p.  286. 

ROAD— Druid  Bill  Park  to  Broadway  Ferry,  13  miles  of  road.  Ex- 
tension* in  East  Baltimore.  14  mile*  additional,  are  to  be  built  In  1897, 
the  $400,000  extension  and  Improvement  bond*  having  been  sold 
therefor. 

EARNINGS  from  Sept.  23, 1893.  to  Deo.  31, 1896,  were: 

-,r,,.-  \,i  gal*  of        Interett       Dividend*      Salome, 

taminf*.      tmntinf*.   maHotmoteer.  on  bond*.         paid.  nuyltu. 

$608.081       $274,706        $46.594       $161,434       $54,OOO       $105,867 

OFFICERS— President,  O.  Blakistone;  Secretary,  P.  Thompson; 
Treaanrer  and  Purchasing  Agent,  K.  B.  Bell.-V.  64,  p.  286. 

CITY   A  SUBURBAN   RAI LW A Y-A  trolley  road. 

ORGAN  IZATION — A  consolidation.  Incorporated  under  laws  of  Mary  • 
land.  June  7, 1893.  In  the  system  is  operated  also  the  Baltimore 
CatonsvlUe  A  Elllcott's  Mill*  Railroad  Co.  and  the  Lake  Roland  Ele- 
vated Railway  Co.,  the  latter  of  which  waa  secured  in  January,  1895. 

CONSOLIDATION.— IB  May,  1897,  consolidation  with  the  Baltimore 
Traction  Co.  waa  arranged,  the  Bew  company  to  be  oalled  the  Consoli- 
dated TraettCB  Co.  City  *  Suburban  stock,  it  1*  understood,  receive* 
par  in  stock  of  the  MW  company,  and  it*  bonds  are  assumed.  It  ha* 
alao  been  pf»BO««d  to  merge  the  Baltimore  City  Paeaeiger  By.  with 
the  City  *V  Suburban  before  the  consolidation.—  V.  64,  p.  753,  951. 

STOCK  4  BONDS—  Date.       Intereft.      OuMaiuCa.  Lot!  dir    4e. 

Stock  ($50) Text  J.-J   $4,000.000  J'n.14,'97,2% 

lat  BMrt'ge,  $3,000,000,  }  1893    5g.  J-D      3.000.OOO    June  1.1922 

irold  C$1.000) Mnterect  at  Alex.  Brown  A  Sons.  Baltimore. 

I»ans  and  bill*  payable  Jan.  1. 1897.  $366,181. 

TRUSTEE— Safe  DepeeU  *  Trust  Co.,  Baltimore. 

DIVIDENDS— In  1893. 1  per  cent;  In  1894,  2  per  cent;  In  1895,  Janu- 
ary, 1  per  cent;  In  1896,  Jan.,  2  p.  c.;  July,  none;  in  1897,  Jan.,  2  p.  c. 

STOCK— The  stockholder*  la  February.  1895,  authorized  $1,000,000 
additional  (took  for  Improvement*,  etc..  making  total  stock  $4,000.000 

ROAD.— The  entire  length  of  all  line*  owned  and  operated  Aug.  21, 
1896,  to  93  mile*. 

ANNUAL  REPORT- For  year  ending  Dee.  31, 1896,  gross,  $1,014,592  ; 
operating  expense*,  taxes  and  fixed  charge*.  $865,111 ;  balance,  net. 
$149,431 1  dividends  (2  per  cent),  $80,000 ;  balance,  surplus,  for  year  : 
$69,430.  For  yean  ending  June  30  earning*  were  <*ee  V.  61,  p.  748) 

Temr  to  June  30-  1894-95.     1893-94.      1892-93.        3  year*. 

Oron*  earntnn $751.720    $605,123    $474,756    $1,181,599 

546,970      409363      367,782       1,324,115 


Netearnlngs $204,750    $195,760    $106,974       $507.484 

OFFICERS  (Feb.,'97).— President.  NeUon  Pertn:  Vice- Pros.,  George  C. 
Jenkins;  Sec'y,  Leon  Fender;  Treasurer,  E.  J.  D.  Cross;  General 
Manager,  J.  F.  Bey  ward ;  Purchasing  Agent,  F.  D.  Shaffer.  Directors— 
NeUon  Perln,  Qeo.  C.  Jenkins,  Ceo.  A.  Ton  LIngen,  Wm.  P.  Harvey, 
E.  L.  Bartlett,  B.  F.  DeFord  and  Wm.  A.  Marburg.  General  business 
offices.  York  Road  A  Carroll  Avenue.— T.  62,  p.  413,  547;  V.  64,  p.  753 
755.  799,  951. 


CITY  A  SUBURBAN  RY.  SYSTEM-BALTIMORE 
CATON*V1LI,K  A  KLLICOTTB  MILLS  RR.- A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Tin-  entire  capital  stock  ($500,000.  par  $20,)  la 
owned  by  the  City  A  Suburban  Rr.,  which  operates  the  road,  but  there 
In  no  lease.  Principal  of  bonds  U  payable  in  gold;  see  copy  of  guar- 
antee In  V.  64,  p.  799. 

BONDS-  Hnlr.     InUmt.      Outilanding.     Maturity. 

1st    M.,   $500.000   prln.Jl&96      5  JAJ  IM>0,OOO     July  1,1916 

gold;  gap.  A  <  .          t  Trustee,  Safe  Depos.  A  Trust  Co.,  Baltimore 

ROAD- Baltimore  to  CatonsvlUe,  5-51  mile*  road;  11-02  mllei  track 


CITY   A  SUBURBAN   RAILWAY  SYSTEM- 

LAKB  ROLAND  EI.KVATED  KAILWAY- 

OROANIZATION— Road  completed  111  mimmer  of  1893,  and  In  January 
1895,  sold  to  City  A  Suburban  Railway  Cotnpnuy. 


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STREET    KAIL  WAYS 


STOCK  A.  BONOS—         MUet.  Dale.  Intereit.  OutttantFa.    Maturity. 

•tt  W  ooVoootisb) $1,000,000  

lit  inoj^g^.p^i:)  1892   5g.M-8     l.'oOO.OOO    Sep.  1, 1942 

gold  (f  1,000) o**r  t  Int'st  at  Alex.  Brown  &  Son*.  Balto. 

BONOS— The  flnt  mortgage  Is  for  91,000,000  and  the  bonds  are  guar- 
anteed, principal  and  Interest,  by  endorsement  of  the  City  *  Suburban 
By.  (See  guarantee  V.  62,  p.  MS);  trustee  Is  Bait.  Tr.  &  Guar.  Co.,  Bait 
ROAD— Own*  9%  miles  double  track,  !>•  miles  single  track,  road  In 
Baltimore,  part  of  which  Is  an  elevated  steel  structure.  From 
Roland  Park  there  U  a  branch  line  to  Lakeside  Park,  a  picnic 
ground  owned  by  the  Elevated  Co.-V.  62.  p  413,  547;  V.  64,  p.  951. 

CONSOLIDATED  TRACTION  CO.- 
ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Formed  In  1807  by  consolidation  of  the  Balti- 
more Traction  and  the  City  mid  Suburban  System.  Capital  stock  will 
be  about  $9,O'io,OOO.  Company  will  assume  the  bonded  Indebtedness 
of  the  lines  merged  to  a  total  of  $10,550,000,  but  It  Is  said  will  not 
Issue  bonds  of  it*  own.  The  combined  roads  will  aggregate  about  190 
mOes  of  track.-V.  64,  p.  951. 

COLUMBIA  &   MARYLAND  RR.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC-  -Incorporated  In  March,  1892,  to  build  a  trolley 
road  from  Baltimore  to  Washington,  38  miles.  On  August  7, 1895, 
contract  for  building  entire  road  was  awarded.— V.  61,  p.  239.  The 
Maryland  4  Washington  Ry.  of  D.  C.  gives  entrance  Into  Washington. 
The  Columbia  A  Maryland  owns  10,625  shares  Eoklngton  <fc  Soldiers' 
Borne  and  5,003  shares  Belt  Railway  stock  turned  over  by  the  Balti- 
more &  Catonsvllle  Construction  Co.  The  Belt  Ry.  and  Eckington  A 
Soldiers'  Home  roads  were  placed  In  receiver's  hands  Sept.  21, 1896.— 
V.  63,  p.  659. 

COMMITTEE— A  reorganization  of  the  C.  &  M.  Is  under  way.— Com- 
millet— 1.  Edward  Hambleton,  Baltimore;  Bernard  N.  Baker  and 
Thomas  M.  Lanahan— See  V.  64,  p.  610.  It  Is  estimated  that  about 
$500,000  cash  will  be  needed  to  carry  out  the  plan. 

Construction  Co.  Reeeivertkip.— The  Baltimore  &  Catonsvllle  Con- 
struction Co.,  which  Is  building  the  C.  A-  M.,  was  placed  In  hands  of 
Receivers  T.  Edward  Hambleton,  Richard  Morton  and  James  Bond  on 
Sept  15, 1896.  Settlement  of  claims  was  reported  made  In  May,  1897, 
on  basis  of  75  p.  c.  cash  and  25  p.  c.  In  C.  A  M.  RR.  stock— V.  64,  p.  610. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.       Interest.    Outtlanding.     Maturity. 

Stock,  $4,000,000  ($50) $4,000,000      

1»I  M.  <*i;,<H>0,001>|  K'oM  i  IS'.).".  :.  K.  J-l>         -'.ICiO.OOO  Jilllr.  1,  1SI4S 

(par,  $1 ,000) c*  \  Int.  at  Trustee,  Central  Trust  Co.  of  N.  Y. 

BONDS— The  mortgage  of  1895  Is  for  $6,000,000 ;  bonds  for  $500,000 
are  reserved  for  betterments,  etc. — V.  61,  p.  966. 

ROAD — To  February,  1897,  about  12  miles  had  been  completed  In 
different  sections;  no  road  was  In  operation.  Work  on  road  tern, 
porarlly  stopped  In  February,  1897,  pending  settlement  of  claims 
against  construction  company — see  above.  The  road  will  be  42 
miles  long.  Including  Ellloott  City  branch,  and  extend  from  Howard 
and  Saratoga  streets,  In  Baltimore,  to  a  point  on  North  Capitol  Street, 
In  Washington.  It  will  be  double  tracked,  with  85-pound  T  rails  and 
stone  ballast.  See  V.  62,  p.  908. 

OFFICERS — President,  Thomas  M.  Lanahan ;  Vice-President,  H.  T. 
Douglas ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  R.  Stanley  Carswell.  Directors— 
Thomas  M.  Lanahan,  David  M.  Newbold,  Robert  S.  Carswell,  T.  Ed- 
ward Hambleton,  Oeorge  Yakel,  James  Clark,  John  Hubner  and  B. 
N.  Baker,  of  Baltimore;  8.  F.  Tyler,  P.  A.  B.  Widener,  Thomas  Dolan 
and  W.  L.  Elklns,  of  Philadelphia.— V.  63,  p.  28, 356,  458,  504,  559;  V. 
64.  p.  610. 

FALLS  ROAD  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY.- 
OROANIZATION  ETC.— Has  secured  the  charter  for  a  trolley  line  In 
the  northern  suburbs  from  North  Charles  Street  to  Mount  Washington 
and  vicinity.  The  road  will  be  double  tracked  and  seven  miles  long. 
It  Is  expected  to  finish  the  road  by  Sept.  15, 1897,  and  then  consolidate 
t  with  the  Pikesville  R.  &  Emory  Grove  under  title  of  Baltimore  & 
Northern  Electric  Ry.,  which  will  Issue  $1,000,000  stock  and  $1,250,- 
000  of  5  p.  c.  bonds— See  V.  04,  p.  887.  Gen.  Man.,  George  R.  Webbi 
Equitable  Building,  Baltimore.— V.  64,  p.  887. 


METROPOLITAN    RAILROAD-To  be  an  under- 
round  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Formed  In  1896  to  build  an  extensive  cross-town 
street  railway  system  connecting  the  three  parks,  to  be  operated  with 
underground  trolley.    The  company  offers  to  lay  grooved  rails  flush 
with  the  pavement,  and  to  sell  six  tickets  for  25  cents, 
STOCK— The  authorized  capital  stock  is  $2,000,000. 
INCORPORATORS— E.  Southard  Parker,  of  Washington,  D  C.,  Presi- 
dent of  the  Columbia  National  Bank;   A.  O.  Stevens  and  J.  8.  Law 
ence, of  Washington;   Charles  P.  Janney,  of  Leosburg,  Va.;   A.  8 
Blgelow,  of  Rochester,  N.  Y.;   John  T.  Collins,  of  New  York,  and  J. 
Kemp  Baitlett,  Jr.,  Henry  B.  Wllcox,  James  B.  Chastaln  and  Albert 
W.  Reed,  of  Baltimore.— V.  62,  p.  990. 


PIKESVILLE  REISTERSTOWN  &  EMORY 
GROVE  RAILROAD-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  In  1894.  It  is  proposed  to  consolidate 
with  the  Falls  Road  Electric  Ry. (which  see),  when  that  road  Is  finished 
n  September,  1897.— V.  64,  p.  887. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Intereit.    Oulstand'g.        Maturity 

8tock,$250,000;  par,$100 5  sas^d"?8'  \ 

1st  M.,  $250,000,  gold 1894    5g.  A-O       *25<5!ooO       Oct.  1,1934 

ROAD— Has  constructed  12  miles  of  track  upon  10>3  miles  of' road, 
connecting  with  the  Baltimore  Traction  system  at  Pikesville  and' 
extending  thence  to  Owlng's  Mills,  Reisterstown,  Glyudon,  etc 

OFFICERS-Presldent,  Henry  A.  Parr;  Vice- President  and  General 
Manager,  George  R.  Webb;  Treasurer,  J.  William  Middendorf  -V  64 
p.  887. 


WASHINGTON  SANDY  SPRING  &  BALTI- 
MORE ELECTRIC  RAILROAD— To  be  a  trolley  road 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1895  to  build  a  road  from  Frederick  tc 
Mlddletown,  and  Sandy  Spring;  thenoe  by  branches  to  Baltimore  and 
to  Washington,  in  all  about  80  miles.  Capital  stock,  $1,500,000.  Bonds 
proposed,  $750,000  of  30-year  6  per  cent  gold. 

OFFICERS.— President,  James  B.  Colgrove. 

•BALLSTON    SPA,    N.    Y. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  3,527 ;  IN  1880  WAS  3,011. 

BALLSTON    TERMINAL    RR.— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  March,  1896. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.    Authorized.       Maturity. 

Stock  (par  $100) $300,000        

1st  inort.,  gold  ($500  and  $    1896    5g.J-D         250,000    June  1, 1925 

$1,OOO  each)  $300,OOOo'  \  Int.  at  Atlantic  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  trustee. 

ROAD— Total  length,  12*3  miles.  Road  under  construction,  but  In 
partial  operation.  Will  connect,  by  standard  gauge  railroad,  the  many 
manufacturing  establishments  of  Ballston  Spa  and  vicinity  with  the 
Delaware  <fe  Hudson  RR.,  thus  affording  transportation  of  freight  to  all 
parts  of  the  country  without  breaking  bulk.  Traffic,  about  600  tons 
a  day,  and  has  been  heretofore  carried  by  teams. 

OFFICERS— President,  John  H.  Nobllst;  Treasurer,  C.  E.  Lent,  at 
The  Bourse,  Philadelphia;  Secretary,  A.  B.  Paine,  Ballston  Spa,  N.  Y. 

BANGOR,   ME. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  19,103;  IN  1880  WAS  16,856; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  18,289. 

BANGOR  STREET  RAILWAY.— An  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  October,  1889.  The  Public  Works  Com- 
pany was  formed  by  the  union  of  the  Street  Railway  Company  and  the 
Bangor  Electric  Light  A  Power,  Penobsoot  Water  A  Power  and  Brewer 
Water  companies.  T.  A.  Wilson,  of  Bangor,  Maine,  Hon.  A.  P.  Wlswell, 
of  Ellsworth,  Maine,  and  Charles  A.  Stone,  of  Boston,  recommended 
consolidation  of  the  several  companies  above  named  Into  a  new  corpo- 
ration with  $000,000  stock  and  $600,000  bonds.  See  V.  61,  p.  795 
Reorganization  pending. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Interest.    Authored  Oulsland'g.     Maturity. 

Stock,$lOO $200,000 

1st  mortgage,  gold,  1889..    6     F-A      200,000      2OO.OOO    Aug.,  1909 

The  bonds  have  been  In  default  since  1893.  Of  the  total  Issue  of 
$200,000,  $42,000  were  exchanged  for  5  per  cent  bonds  of  the  Public 
Works  Company.  Mortgage  trustee  International  Trust  Co.  of  Boston. 

ROAD — Owns  road  In  Bangor  to  Brewer,  etc.,  9^  miles  In  all. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  years  ending  June  30  earnings  have  been:  For 
1895-96,  gross,  $58,071;  net,  $6,717. 


1895.         1894. 

Deticit $2,544    $12,331 

Tot.  def.  Sept.  30  14,875      12,331 


Tr.  end.June  30.    1895.         1894. 
Gross  earnings . .  $56,790    $50,938 

Net  earnings 10,542  931 

Interest,  etc 13,086      13,362 

OFFICERS— 'President,  F.  M.  Laughton,  Bangor,  Me.;  Sec.,  Treas.  and 
Gen.  Man.,  J.  H.  Cutler;  Purch.  Agent,  J.  H.  Green.— V.  61,  p.  795. 


BANGOR  ORONO  &  OLD  TOWN  RAIL- 
WAY—A trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— This  company  began  operations  in  July,  1895.  Its 
cars  run  over  the  Bangor  Street  Railway  to  a  point  on  State  Street, 
and  thence  over  its  own  line  through  the  villages  of  Veazle  and  Orono 
past  the  State  College  to  Old  Town,  a  distance  of  14*2  miles;  In  April 
1897,  2  miles  in  Bangor  under  construction. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.  Intereit.  Outstanding.  Maturity 

Stock  $125,uOO(par  $100)  ....  l%monthly  $100,000  monthly 
1st  M.,  $125,000,  gold 1895  6  g.  125,000  1915 

DIVIDENDS— Since  April  20, 1896, 1  p.  c.  monthly. 

EARNINGS— Year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $56,1 21;  net,  $26,656; 
interest  and  taxes,  $7,650;  dividends  (3  mos.),  $3,000;  balance,  sur  , 
for  year,  $10,006.  For  12  months  ending  Mar.  31, 1897,  gross  $65,100. 

President,  A.  F.  Gerald,  Fairfleid,Me.;  Treasurer,  I.  C.  Llbby. 

BATH,    ME. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  8,723;  IN  1880  WAS  7,874; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  7.371. 

BATH  STREET  RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  May  5, 1891.    Franchise  perpetual. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.     Interest.    Outstand'g.       Matur'y. 

Stock  an.  $300,000,  par,$100 $100,000  Text. 

Istmort.,  $300,000,  gold....  (1893    5g.J-J  68.000  July  1,1913 

$1,000 c* )  Subject  to  call  after  July  1 , 1898. 

Interest  is  payable  at  American  Loan  <fe  Trust  Co.,  Trustee,  Boston. 

Dividends— In  1894-95,  3  per  cent;  in  1895-96,  414  per  cent. 

ROAD— Bath  to  Wlnnegance  4"4  miles;  rails  48  Ib  T.    Cars,  8. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— 4inos.  5 1897 Gross,  $5,292 ;  net,  $1,257 

Jan.  1  to  Apr.  30.         \  1896 Gross,    5,441;  net,       829 

YEARLY  EARNINGS— For  years  ending  June  30  earnings  were : 

1896.         1895.    I  1896.         1895. 

Gross  earnings. .$21,047    $21,703  |  Dividend $4,500     $3,000 

Net  earnings  ...     8,009        7,005  I  Surplus  year 109          605 

Int'st  on  bonds..     3,400        3,400  I  Total  surplus 1,652       1,543 

OFFICERS— President,  Galen  C.  Moses;  Secretary,  Charles  C.  Low; 
Treasurer,  Fritz  H.  Twitchell. 

BAY  CITY,  MICH, 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  27,839;  IN  1880  WAS  20,693; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  7.064. 

BAY  CITIES  CONSOLIDATED  RAILWAY-A 
horse  and  trolley  road. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—         Miles.  Date.  Interest.    Outsland'g.     Maturity. 
<*tnnb  friar  «1OO)                                                            $  40,000  8hs.,  ) 
Stock  (par  »1OO) }  $90  paid  In.  J 

Bay  City  1st  mortgage 6  $50,000       

Bay  Cities  consol.  1st  J    18936gM-S       450,000       Mar.], 1918 

con.M.$f>00,OOO,g.o  <  Trustee,  Solicitors'  Loan  &  Trust,  Phila. 

New  mort.,  $50,000 1896  6  M-S         $50,000  1906 

Trustee,  Solicitors'  Loan  A  Trust,  Philadelphia. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


15 


E  AH  N  I NOS-10  months,  >  1896 Grow,  $76.915;  net.9S8.474 

Jan.  1  toCk-t.  31.       ]  1895 Grogs,    74.881 ;  net,    26,016 

For  the  12  months  ending  Deo.  31, 1895,  grots  Income  $38,658:  net, 
$30,141.    In  1891  gross  Income,  $83,4OO ;  net.  $31,439. 
ROAD— Owns  25  mile*  of  track  (length  of  line  17  miles). 
OFFICERS— President,  W.  B.  McKlnlev,  Chicago,  111. 


BEATRICE,  NEB. 

PorULATIOH  189O  WAS  13,836;    IN  1880  WAS  2,447. 
BEATRICE    ELECTRIC    COMPANY.- 
OROANIZATION—  Incorporated  In  November,  1895,  with  authorized 
capital  (took  $1OO,OOO,  to  acquire  the  property  of  the  Rapid  Transit  A 
Power  Co..  7<*  mile*  of  track,  foreclosed  July  26,  1895  (V.  61,  p.  195), 
the  Beatrice  Electric  Light  Co.  and  also  water-power  facilities,    in 
Mar,  1896,  its  funded  debt  was  reported  to  be  $6O,OOO  of  6  per  cent 
bonds  due  In  1915.    It  was  also  reported  that  on  the  trolley  road, 
owing  to  a  dispute  with  city  regarding  electric-light  charges,  only  one 
ear  was  being  run  and  that  with  horses.—  V.  61,  p.  195. 

BEAVER   FALLS,   PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  9,735;  ur  188O  WAS  5,104; 
AHD  IK  1870  WAS  3.112. 

BEAVER   VALLEY   TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION  -Incorporated  In  perpetuity  Jane  29,  1891,  and  owns 
entire  capital  stock  of  Bearer  Volley  St.  Pan.  Ky.  Co.  and  of  Central 
Mitel.  St.  By.  C».,  purchased  Aug.  8,  1891,  operating  them  as  one  road 
under  990-year  lease.  In  September,  1896,  control  of  the  Orandriew 
Electric  Railway  was  reported  to  mare  been  obtained  In  its  Interest. 

STOCK  A.  BONOS—  Dot*.    InUrtft.    Outstanding.        Maturity. 

Btock($JOo3oO>Par$oO  ................    *3OO,OOOf7J  ............  ". 

1st   mortirage,  $150,000,  <  1-91    6g.J-J      15O.OOO          Julyl.1911 

gold  ....................  ej/i»/.  at  Union  Trust  Co..  <rn«<«e,  Plttsb'g.  Pa. 

3dinort«age.gold,($000).(  1895    t>  K.  A  O       100.OOO  Oct.  1.  1915 

•lOO.OOO.  ............  0'  <  Int.  at  fnlon  Trust  Co.,  truttte.  Plttsburg. 

ROAD—  Owns  61>«  miles  of  track  and  leases  6-6  miles  owned  br  the 
companies  whose  stock  It  holds.  Rail  45  to  72  IDS.,  girder  and  T. 

EARNiNOS-Yearendlng  June  30,  1896:  Gross.  $68,33.!,  operating 
expenses,  $3«,690  ;  act  earnings,  $29.642;  taxes,  $2.223;  interest, 
$9.240;  other.$4.SO»;:  baL.  surplus.  $13.673.  In  1804-5,  gross,  $57.O93. 

OFFICERS—  Annual  meeting  first  Monday  In  February.  President, 
J.  M.  Buchanan  ;  Secretary.  H.  8.  MoConnell  :  Treasurer.  8.  P.  Stone. 

BELLEVILLE,    ILL. 

PorPLATtox  1890  WAS  15.361  ;  IX  188O  WAS  10,693  ; 

AID  HI  187O  WAS  8.146. 

BELLEVILLE    ELECTRIC    RAILWAY- 
ORO.ANIZATION—  Organised  In  1893  to  operate  In  Belleville  and  ex- 
tend to  East  8k  Louis,  a  total  of  14  miles. 


M.,  $300,000.  gold"'.".     ......    iSMOgJ-J        lOoooo     Jan.  i,  1909 

I  Hit  rut  at  the  American  Tnut  *  daring*  Bank.  Chicago.  111. 
ROAD  -In  February,  1897,  operated  4«t  miles  of  road  in  Belleville. 
OFFICERS  -President,  John  A,  Day;  V  lee-  President.  Henry  A.  Kireber; 

Secretary  and  Treasurer,  George  Gauss. 

BIDDEFORD.   ME. 

PorcLATlox  1890  WAS  14.443  ;  IX  188O  WAS  13,001  ; 
AMD  Ml  1870  WAS  10,282. 

BIDDEFORD    A    SACO    RR.-  An  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  Feb.  19,  1887.    Owns  5-7  miles 
rand  03  mile  sidings)  between  Saeo.  Blddeford  and  OldOrehar* 

STOCK  A  BONOS—  Dot*.     I*f*i.  Omtttmntt 

el,^p«  $40^100.000  euth.)  ....    •jO.Ood 

-------  .  ____  .*~.  -  ..  j  1888    6J-J        90.OOO        19O8 

1  »t  mortoo  (fWO.OOO;  ............  }  Int.  at  1st  Nat.  Bit.,  B»d«Ufort.Me. 

Rotas  payable  Jane  30.  1896  .................         19.OOO       ...... 

Yri.,>ut.JuHt  W.    On*.  XtL  l»ltn»t,tu.       Balanee. 

1800-0  .............    $25.461          def.$1.4IO  $0.546       def.$H.9.%6 

18»45  ..............    2OM  11,701  7.010         sur.4.23« 

18*8-1  ...    34^19  I  MM  M  H          -  n  •••"•'• 


Total  pre*l  and  less)  deflett  June  30. 1890,  $8,015. 
OFFICERS-  Presides*.  K.H.  Banks. 

BINGHAMTON,    N.    Y. 

L*Tton  1890  WAS  35.005;  n  1890  WAS  17.317; 

AXD  IX  1870  WAS  12.093. 

BINGHAMTON    R  AILRO A D-A trolley  road. 
OROANIZATION— Chartered  August  11,  1H93.    Formed  In  1893  by  con 
>n  of  all  the  street  railways  in  the  elty. 

IDS—  />0/'-      tnltmt.    ttuUlandlHg.       Maturity. 

>.par$100  ..  $390,170       

LlstM ...     1890        6A-0  1OO.OOO     AprY.  1910 


MafiiamtoD  UR.  Co.  M  , 
$000,000,  r  $1.000.. e* 

(See  text)  Interest  at  At- 
lantic Trust  Co..  N.  Y., 

Tr  i.t.  • 

Bln«.Le*t.A  ITn.lst M-gu.. 
prtn.  and  lul.  iruar. 
lit  agham  ton  Trust 


00.000 


•  :- 


5gJ 


. 

($0,OOOdae  yearly  Mar.  1.) 
00.000       1918-1922 


1896       0(>  _         . 
Interest  at  Atlantic 


I  <$IO.OObduryr«rlyMar.l) 
I     $400.000  due  Meh.  1 ,  '23 
J-D         $125.000     June  1,1920 

Atlantic  Trust.  New  York. 

it  Co..  trustee. 

Of  the  *OMS>  •/  /«y.  $100,OOO  mature  In  Installments  as  Indicated  In 
She  table,  and  the  remaining  $8OO.OOO  suture  Mar.  1.  1923.  Of  the 
>  aathorised  $200.000  an  reserved  to  retire  the  Os  of  1910  at 
-.and  $200.000  additional  were  on  Nor.  2O,  1890,  held  for 
equipment  to  be  Issued  at  not  exceeding  80  per  eent 
of  the  eost  thereof.  These  last,  moreover,  cannot  be  delivered  by  the 
tnutse  until  the  reed  shows  net  earnings  equal  to  twice  the  Interest  OB 
the  bonds  snUUndlM.  including  those  which  it  Is  proposed  to  Issue. 
The  total  bonded  Indebtedness  outstanding  In  November,  1896,  was 
$000X100  Blngbninfam  RR.  bonds  and  $2OO,OOO  of  Blnghamton  Street 
RR.  bond*.  On  Oct.  1, 1890,  there  were  $03.272  loans  and  Mils  pey- 
sMe  la  exeeas  of  the  total  $7OO.OOO  bonded  indebtedness. 


ROAD— Operates  36  miles  of  track,  including  the  Blnghamton  Lester 
shire  A  Union  Railroad,  7  miles  long,  opened  In  1896. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— 4  mouths,  / 1896-7. gross,  $43,079  ;  net,  $16,734 
Oct.  1  to  Jan.  :u.  J  1895  G.gross,    39,564  ;  net,    15,139 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Figures  for  years  ending  September  30  were: 
Tear*  end.  Sept.SO—  Orou.  Net.  InL  A  taxes.     Sal.,  ruf. 

1895-96 $141,339  $62,326  $40,285  $22,O41 

1894-95 126,453  52,397  35,266  17,131 

1893-94 115,941  49,040  30,076  18,964 

OFFICERS— President,  G.  T.  Rogers;  Vloe-Presldent,  J.  B.  Landfleld; 
Secretary,  J.  M.  Johnson;  Treasurer,  John  B.  Rogers;  General  Man- 
ager and  Purchasing  Agent.  J.  P.  E.  Clark.  Office,  Blnghamton,  N.  T. 
— (V.  61,  p.  151;  V.  62,  p.  36O:  V.  63,  p.  878.) 


BIRMINGHAM,  ALA. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  26,178 ;  AND  IN  1880  WAS  3,086. 

BIRMINOHAM    RAILWAY   &    ELECTRIC- 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Jnlerett.    Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Common  stock,  pur  $100 $5OO,OOO 

Pfd.st'k,6p.c.cuiu..par$100 l.OOO.OOO 

1st  M.  gold, $1,250,000,  >       1894      5g.  J-J       1,250,000    July  2, 1924 

$1,OOO J  Interest  at  Central  Trust  Co.,  New  York. 

Mortgage  trustee  Is  Birmingham  Trust  &  Savings  Co. 

BONDS— All  underlying  bonds  of  the  old  companies  have  been 
retired  and  canceled,  and  $9O,000  of  the  $1, 250,000  flrttt  given  as  out- 
standing are  In  the  treasury  subject  to  the  disposal  of  the  directors. 
Loans  and  bills  payable  Nor.  1, 1896,  $47,361. 

ROAD— In  Nov.,  1896,  was  operating  58  miles  of  track  In  city  of 
Birmingham  and  extending  also  to  Bessemer,  Pratt  City,  Ensley: 
steam,  34>u  miles;  electric,  22  miles;  horse,  l>a  miles;  total,  58 
miles.  Rails  4O-06  Ib.  T  and  58  Ib.  girder. 

OFFICERS— President,  A.  M.  Shook;  1st  VIce-Presldent  and  General 
Manager,  Robert  Jemison:  2d  VlcoPresldent.  W.  A.  Walker;  Secretory 
and  Treasurer.  J.  A.  Stratum;  Snpt.  and  Purchasing  Agent,  J.  B.  Mo 
Clary. 


HIOHLAND  AVENUE  &  BELT  RAILROAD 
—Uses  dummy  engines.  Operates  about  28  miles  of  track  In  Binning 
ham;  13  passenger  oars;  7  engines. 

RECEIVERSHIP—  On  April  2,  1897,  Phil.  Campbell  was  appointed  re 
celver  In  suit  of  Columbian  Equipment  Co.  of  N.  Y.—  V.  64,  p.  707. 

BLOOMFIELD,  N.  J. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  7,708;  IN  1880  WAS  5,748; 

AMD  IN  1870  WAS  4.58O. 

NORTH  JERSEY  STREET  RAILWAY.- 
ORQANIZATION.—  The  line  of  the  proposed  road  runs  through  Bloom  - 
Held,  Glen  Ridge,  Montclalr,  Verona  and  Culdwell.  Reaches  Newark 
over  tracks  of  Consolidated  of  New  Jersey.  In  May,  1897,  there  were' 
11  miles  in  operation.  Capital  stock  authorized.  $5.000,000;  Issued 
$302,000.  President,  J.  K.  Corblere;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Wilbur 
B.  Johnson.  General  office.  Newark.  N.  J.-V.  63,  p.  4O2. 

BLOOMINGTON,  ILL. 

PorOLATloif  1890  WAS  20,484;  IK  1880  WAS  17,180; 

A>[.  IX  1870  WAS  14.590. 

BLOOMINGTON    CITY    RY.-A  trolley  road. 
OROANlZATiON-Cnartered  in  1888. 

STOCK  4  BOM09-  DaU.    InUntt.    OgtfTdJg.          Maturity. 

BtoomU^on*  Normal  lit*    Ig87       8J.j      10^>000      June  1,1897 
M*5s*S  .".".'..  1887          J-J      100.000      July  1,1897 


Inierttl  on  all  loans  Is  payable  at  the  office  of  the  Guarantee  Trust  A 
8.  D.  Co.,  Philadelphia.  The  company  states  that  none  of  the  bonds 
are  payable  In  gold  and  that  none  are  sul>|ect  to  call  before  maturity. 

ROAD—  In  February.  1897,  was  operating  11  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS—  President,  W.  H.  Patterson;  Vloe-Presldent  and  Secre- 
tary. H.  8.  MoCurdy.  ^ 

BOSTON,  MASS. 

POKTLATION  1890  WAS  448,477;  IX  1880  WAS  362,839; 
AND  M  187O  WAI  250.526. 

NORTH  SHORE  TRACTION- 

OROANIZATION—  Incorporated  In  1892  under  laws  of  New  Jersey  for 
the  purpose  of  controlling  various  street  railway  properties  through 
ownership  of  stock,  and  Is  not  an  operating  company.    Owns  the 
entire  stock  of  Lynn  A  Boston  and  allied  properties. 

Par.    LHtWtndi.    OuMantTa    ta»tdir.,*e- 
OoTnSSk  ...........  100       ..........    $4,000,006    ..........  .... 

Prat0%  com.,  red.  at  106..  100        0  A.  -  O.      2,OOO.OOO  Apr.  1/97,3% 

DEBT—  In  April,  1890,  the  last  of  the  floating  debt  was  paid  off.  See 
Lynn  *  Boston  fcm<J«  of  1894  abore. 

DIVIDENDS—  The  accumulated  dividends  on  the  preferred  stock, 
amounting  to  12  per  cent,  were  paid  May  18,  1895  ;  dividends  since 
paid  In  full  to  April,  1897,  Inclnslre, 

ANNUAL  REPORT  The  report  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  Sept.  3O 
1896.  with  balance  sheet,  was  given  In  V.  63,^.  1113. 

OFFICERS—  President.  C.  M.  Wicker,  18  Wall  Street,  New  York;  Vloe- 
Presldent  and  Treasurer.  Frederick  Strauss;  Secretary,  G.  R.  Nicholas  , 
Camden,  ».  J.  New  Jersey  office,  Camden,  N.  J.  (V.  60,  p.  795.  662; 
T.  01,  p.  920,  1OIO;  V.  63,  p.  11  IS.) 

NORTH  SHORE  TRACTION  SYSTfiM- 
LYNN  *  BOSTON  RAILROAD—  All  but  about  6  miles  (horse)  Is  an 
electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Owns  road  In  and  about  Boston,  Mass.  Incorporated 
under  laws  of  Massachusetts,  April  6,  1859,  and  controlled  through 
ownership  of  stock  by  the  North  Shore  Traction  Co. 


IB 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


K  &  BONDS— 
St. 


Consol. 
Lynn  Belt  1st 
Euez  Electric  1st. 


Date  Intent!.  Outstand'g  Last  Die.  <tt. 
8M.-S.  $1,220,800  Mar., '97, 4% 
5J-D.  215,000  June  1, 1906 

5  J.-J.  711,000     July  1,1910 

""Trustee,  Manhattan  Trust  Co..  New  York. 

5M-N.  100,000     May  1,1910 

'""Trustee,  American  Loan  &  Trust  Co..  Boston. 

.     ..        6J.  -J.  100,000     Jan.   1,1911 

Trustee,  Old  Colony  Trust  Co.,  Boston. 
Lynn  4  Boston  1st  m.. )  1894    6  *.J.  D.         3,720,000     Dec.  1,  1924 
f5^79^00,  $l,000.c'  <   Int.  at  Old  Colony  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  Boston. 
Main  Rondt  iteured  by 
Lynn  4  Hot.  mort.  of  1894- 

Lynn  i  Boston 5  M.(15)-N 

do  do     5  A.-O. 

do  do    5M.-8. 

Naumkeag SMS 

ft    :::::::::::::::::::    I*:'-*. 

Other  small  Issues 546 

BONOS— In  Oct.,  1894,  were  authorized  $5,379,000  flrst  mortgage 
bonds,  of  which  $2,711,000  were  to  pay  the  company's  debt  and  the 
balance  to  be  used  to  take  up  other  bonds. 

DIVIDENDS— From  1880  to  March,  1897,  Inclusive,  8  per  cent  yearly, 


i. -,o,ooo 
100.000 

is.;,  in  10 
49,000 
24.0OO 
10.000 
14.000 


May  15, 1900 
Apr.  1, 1907 
Men.  1, 1912 
Apr.  1 , 1907 
Sept.  1, 1910 
July  1,1911 
1900 


May.  1897. 


. 

as  single 


Xitet.  \ 


124-6 


Trackage. 


Milts. 
3-5 


trmak 

jZSedUu.. 

Wlnnlslmet  Street  UR 2-2 

Boston  4  Chelsea  RR 4-2 

•East  Middlesex  Street  RR...   18-3 
Boston  4  Revere  El.  St.  By . .     4-2 

•LATEST  EARNlNQS-Oot.  1  to  April  30,  7  months,  gross,  $696,532  In 
1896-7;  $677,177  In  1895-6. 


Total  main  track  operated.  ..149-5 

Of  which  electric 143-4 

Horse I'? 

Horse  and  electric 44 

Sidings 9-7 


ANNUAL  REPORT— Report  for  1895-6  was  In  V.  63,  p.  1113. 

1896. 


1895. 


89,221 


Or.  earnV $1,420,702  $1,376,977  Dlv'ds  (8  p.  o.)... $92,832  $80,000 
Het  earn'gs.  582  273  592,585  I  BaU  »ur.  for  yr. .  6,573  13,334 
Oth.  Income  5,219  4,412  Tot.  sur.  Sep.  30.  89,180 

Ink,tax.,Ao.      488,187       503,663 1 

GENERAL  BALANCE  SHEET  SEPTEMBER  30,  1896. 

A  nets                            I                       Liabilities. 
Construct,  (rd.  owned). $4.051, 069    Capljaistock *i'«0,800 


Funded  debt 5,379,000 

Open  accounts,  etc 296,757 

Surplus 89,180 


Land  and  buildings 1,389,974 

Equipment 1,333,664 

Cash  and  current  assets.      211,030  

Total $6,985.7371     Total $6,985,737 

OFFICERS— President,  Amos  F.  Breed:  Vice-President  and  Secretary, 

B.  Francis  Oliver;  Treasurer,  Charles  Williams;  Purchasing  Agent, 

H.  Orover.    Office,  Lynn,  Mass.— V.  63,  p.  1007, 1113. 
LYNN  &  BOSTON  RR.-WINNISIMMET  (STREET)  RR.- 
ORQANIZATION — Owns  2-2  miles  of  track.    Leased  to  the  Lynn  <fe 

Boston  for  999  years  from  1880,  at  $3,000  per  annum.    Capital  stock 

is  $50,000,  par  $50.    Dividends  in  1 894-95  6  p.  c. 

LYNN  &  BOSTON  RR.-BOSTON  &  CHELSEA  RR. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  April  29, 1854,  and  owns  4-5  miles  of 
railway  measured  as  single  track.  Leased  to  Lynn  &  Boston  Street  Ry. 
Oo.  at  $7,260  per  annum,  equal  to  6  per  cent  on  $121,000  stock, 

STOCK  &  DIVIDENDS—  Dividend.    Authorized. 


1065,1117.  As  to  proposition  to  unite  with  tlie  Boston  Elevated  Ry., 
see  V.  64,  p.  329.  In  November,  1896,  control  passed  Into  the  hands 
of  the  Morgan-Kldder-Peabody  syndicate,  and  the  Directors  given  be- 
low were  elected.  V.  63,  p.  970. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS—        Date.      Interest.       OutstatuTg  Last  din.,  <te. 
Common  stock  ($50) 7 


4g.  F.-A. 
6    J.1B-D. 


1'referred  stock  (par  $50) 8        J.-J. 

Gold  bonds  of  1892 1892    5  g.    M.-N. 

Gold  bonds  of  1894 1894  4>sg.M.-S. 

Gold  lionil t  of    1896,      >  ,  „, ,,- 

$2,275,000,  not  mort..  J  lo 
Gold  bonds  of  1897,       )  •,  anj 

$2,700.000  not  mort.  o  J 
Metropolitan  RR.  (plain). .1877 
do  do  ..1883 

Middlesex  RR.  (plain) 1877 

do                  do         ..1884 
Highland  St.,  plain 1878 

Plain 1882 

Boston  Consol.  St.  plain..  .1887 

South  Boston,  plain 1883 

Cambridge  1st  M* 1883 

Charles  River  1st  M 1884 


tresi.       utiisiana-g  j^asi  atv.,  tee. 
A.-O.    $9,085,000  Apl.l,'97,3>9 


6,400,000  Jan.1,'97,4% 
3,000,000  Nov.  1,1902 
2,000,000  Mch.  1, 1914 

4  g.  M.-N.          815,000   May  1, 1916 


5 
6 
5 
ti 
5 
5 
5 
5 
5 


J.-D. 
J.-J. 
J.-J. 
J.-J. 
M.-N. 
J.-J. 
M.-N. 
A.-O. 
A.-O. 


2,000,000    Feb.  1, 1917 

500,000  June  1, 1897 
500,000  Dec.  15,1903 
200,000  July  1, 1897 
200,000  July  1,  1904 
100,000  Jan.  1,1898 
300,000  May  1, 1902 
500,000  Jan.  1,  1907 
200,000  May  1, 1905 
510,000  Apr.  1, 1903 
150,000  Apr.  1, 1904 


*  Cambridge  bonds  are  redeemable  $30,000  yearly  at  105,  $90,000 
having  been  redeemed. 

Interest  Is  payable  In  Boston  by  the  American  Loan  A  Trust  Co. 
except  on  Cambridge  5s,  payable  at  New  England  Trust  Company. 

The  bonds  of  1896  (not  mortgage)  were  authorized  for  funding  its 
real  estate  indebtedness  ($725,000)  and  for  refunding,  prior  bonds 
amounting  in  March,  1895,  to  $1,550,000.  The  $2,700,000  bonds  of 
1897  (not  mortgage)  were  sold  In  Jan.  1897,  to  pay  off  existing  float- 
Ing  debt  of  $1,000,000,  for  extensions  and  equipment  In  1897  $1,000,- 
000,  and  for  refunding  6s  due  June  1  and  July  1  $700,000.  -See  V.  64 
p.  236. 

Dividends.— On  preferred,  8  per  cent  per  annum.  On  common,  in 
1892, 10  P.O.;  in  1893, 9  p.  c.;  1894,  January,  3  p.  o.;  July,  3  p.  c. ; 
Oct.  (for  3  months— dividends  changed  to  A.-O.)  Ha  p.  o.:  April,  1895, 
3  p.  c.;  Oct.,  1895,  313  p.  o.;  in  1896,  7  p.  o.;  in  1897,  April,  3^  p.  o. 

Mites. 

Roadsleased 9 

Trackage 2 

Total  operated  Sept.  30,  '96      295 
Electrically  equipped 285 


Stock  par$50 6  p.  c.  A-O 

Dividends  are  paid  in  Boston. 


$300,000 


Outstanding, 

$121,000 


LYNN  &  BOSTON  RR-BOSTON  A  RETERE  EL'C.  ST.RY. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  June  24,  1889.  Leased  from  July  1 
1895,  for  99  years  to  Lynn  <t  Boston,  which  guarantees  interest  o  n 
the  $50,000  bonds  and  dividends  as  follows :  On  $50,000  stock,  1st 
year,  3  p.  o.;  2d  year,  4  p.  o.;  thereafter,  5  p.  o. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.  Last  div.,  etc. 

Stock  (par $100)  .  J-J  $50,000  Jan., '97, 2% 

1st  mort.  drawn  at  104..  5  1890  5F-A  48,000  Feb.  1, 1910 

Int.(notpr.)Ku.hyL.&B.  ( Interest  at  American  Loan  &  Trust,  Boston. 
Current  liabilities  Sept.  30,  1896 $2,000  

ROAD— Length  of  main  track,  3-8  miles;  second  track,  0-4  miles. 

OFFICERS— President,  Edwin  C.  Foster,  Lynn,  Mass.;  Secretary  and 
Treasurer,  Chas.  Williams,  Lynn,  Mass.— V.  61,  p.  1065. 

L  YNN&  BOSTON  RR.— EAST  MIDDLESEX  STREET  RY. 

ORGANIZATION— Owns  18-3  miles  of  track;  sidings,  switches,  etc.- 
1-8;  total,  20-1  miles.  Leased  May  1,  1893,  to  Lynn  &  Boston  for 
99  years  at  a  rental  till  May  1, 1896,  of  $18,000  yearly;  then  till  May 
1, 1901,  $24,000  yearly;  and  for  remainder  of  lease,  $30,000  yearly. 

STOCK  &  BONDS  -  Date.    Interest.    Outstana'g.     Maturity. 

Block  ($100)  $300,000 $297,700    

Plain  bonds,  int.  gu.  (end.) .     1888       6  M-S        125,000    Sept.  1, 1898 
Plain  imnds,  int.  gu.  (end.)...  1892       5  J-J         100.OOO    Jan.  1, 1902 

Interest  at  Nat.  Hide  &  Leather  Bank.,  Boston. 

The  lessee  In  the  lease  agrees  to  stamp  the  bonds  wkh  a  guaranty  of 
the  prompt  payment  of  interest— principal  is  not  guaranteed. 

BOSTON   ELEVATED  RR.- 

ORGANIZATION— This  company  obtained  the  charter  granted  in  1894 
to  the  Melgs  Elevated  RR.  The  capital  stock  is  to  be  from  $10,. 
000,000  to  $20,000,000.  It  is  proposed  to  build  an  elevated  line 
connecting  the  Northern  and  Union  stations  in  Boston  and  then  to 
connect  the  suburbs  of  Boston  with  the  center  of  the  city  by  means  o1 
the  West  End  Street  Ry.,  which  it  Intends  to  lease  for  the  purpose. 
See  V.  64,  p.  329. 

DIRECTORS— William 'A.  Gaston,  President;  F.  H.  Peabody,  of  Kid. 
der,  Peabody  &  Co.;  Jacob  C.  Rogers,  William  Endloott,  Jr.,  Samuel 
Carr,  of  the  F.  L.  Ames  estate;  Frederick  Ayer,  of  Lowell;  Chailes  J. 
Paine,  James  M.  Prendergast,  Eben  D.  Jordan  and  T.  Jefferson  Cool 
Idge,  Jr.  V.  62,  p.  455,  868;  V.  63,  p.  BSi ;  V.  64,  p.  329. 

\VEST  END  STREET  RAILWAY -A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1888;  a  consolidation  of  various  com- 
panies, as  Is  seen  by  bond  table  below.  Subway  Lease.— In  Deo.,  1896, 
the  West  End  leased  the  light  to  use  the  subway  at  47g  p.  c.  of  the  net 
omt  of  subway,  such  cost  not  to  exceed  $7,000.000.— See  V.  63,  p 


ROAD— Sept.  30, 1896.         Miles. 

Mainline,  1st  track 142 

do.        2d  track 109 

Sidings 33 


Total  owned 284 

Weight  of  girder  rail  is  70  to  100  Ibs. 

ANNUAL  REPORT — Report  for  years  ending  Sept.  30  shows  earnings 
as  follows.    The  report  for  1895-6  was  given  n  V.  63,  p.  966. 


1896.  1895. 
Gross  earn.. $8,341,958  $7,746,171 
Netearn....  2,007,339  2,113,008 
Inter't  paid  438,750  409,750 
Taxes 343,898  325,288 


1896.  1895. 

Rentals $11,952  $11,924 

Dividends 635,950  590,525 

do    pret.. 512.OOO  512,000 

Bal.,  surplus....  64,789  263,519 


BALANCE  SHEET  SEPTEMBER  30,  1896. 

Liabilities— 
1,110,467 
16,141,548 


Assets — 

Cost  of  road 

Land  and  buildings . . . 

Equipment 5,982,003 

Cash 610,361 

Materials  and  supplies        540,226 

Open  accounts 416,i)6-t 

Miscellaueousitems...        594,059 


Common  stock $0,085,000 

Preferred  stock 6,400,000 

Bondeddebt 9,005,000 

Notes  payable 600,000 

Open  accounts 282,934 

Aco'dint.,tax's,dlvs.&c.  1,012,772 
Profit  and  loss  surplus  9,922 


Total $26,395,628       Total $26,395,628 

OFFICERS— President,  Samuel  Little;  Vice-Pres't  and  Sec'y,  Prentiss 
Cummings;  Gen.  Man.,  C.  S.  Sergeant;  Treas.,  Joseph  H.  Goodspeed; 
DIRECTORS— The  following  directors  were  elected  in  November,  1896  : 
G.  T.  W.  Braman,  William  Hooper,  Albert  C.  Houghton,  Henry  D. 
Hyde,  Samuel  Little,  Samuel  Spencer,  Walter  8.  Swan,  Alfred  Winsor, 
T.  Jefferson  Coolidge,  Joseph  B.  Russell,  R.  M.  Saltonstall,  Stephen 
M.  Weld  and  Moses  Williams.  Office,  81  Milk  Street,  Boston,  Mass.  . 
INDEX— V.  64,  p.  183,  236. 

WEST  END  SYSTEM— MALDEN  &  MELROSE  ST.  RR.— 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  June  6, 1856.    Road  is  leased  to  the  West 

find  Street  Railway  and  operated  by  that  company.    Owns  6-28  miles 

of  main  line  track  and  ^  mile  sidings.    Capital  stock,  $200,000;  par 

$100;  no  funded  or  floating  debt. 

"WEST    END    SYSTEM-SOMERVILLE  HORSE  RR.- 
ORQANIZATION— Incorporated   May   29,   1857,  and  owns  4-9  miles 
of  railway,  measured   as  single  track,  and   ^  mile  of  switch,  etc. 
Leased  to  West  End  Street  Railway  for  $9,180  yearly,  6  p.  c.  on  $153 
000  stock.    Dividends  are  payable  (MAN)  in  Boston. 

WEST  ROXBURY  &  ROSLINDALE  STREET 

R  Y.—  A  trolley  road.    Owns  7-38  miles  of  track. 
STOCK  4.  BONDS—  Dale.     Interest.    Outstanding.   Maturity. 

Stock  (scrip,  $1,760) $101,760        

IstM.  $150.000,  Kold.s.f.)  1896  5g.  M-S  100,000  Sept.l,  1916 
($500)  red.  at  103  after  5- Interest  at  International  Trust  Co.,  Bos- 
Sept.  1, 1901 o*)  ton,  Trustee. 

President,  Thomas  T.  Robinson,  Treasurer  Fredk.  N.  Tirrell.  Office 

"  John  Hancock  Building,"  Boston. 


BOWLING  GREEN,  KY. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  7,803;  IN  1880  WAS  5,114; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  4,574. 

PARK  CITY   RAILWAY— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Completed  as  an  electric  road  Sept.  1, 1895,  to  do 
both  freight  and  passenger  business  connecting  river  and  city.  Popula- 
tion of  Bowling  Green  in  1895  (company's  estimate)  was  10,000,  with 
suburbs  12,000.  James  H.  Wilkerson  appointed  receiver  Deo.  10, 
1896.  V.  63.  p.  1159. 

STOCK,  BONDS,  ETC—    '       Date.    Interest.    Outstanding.     Maturity 

Stock,  par  ($50.1 $50,000  f.  p 

1st  mort.,  $50,OOO,  (told..       1895     6g   J-J  50,000    July  1, 1915 

Interest  in  default.  Subject  to  call  July  1, 1905 

2d  mortgage,  $25,000 1895     6g  $25,000         1915 

Fidelity  Trust  &  Safety  Vault  is  trustee  of  both  mortgages,  Louis- 
ville, Ky. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


17 


ROAD,  ETC.— Owns  4  mile*  of  track,  including  siding*.  Own*  4  six 
teen-foot  pas*inni)r  meters.  80  hone  power ;  1  one  hundred  horse 
power  freight  motor  and  7  trailer*. 

OFFICERS— Beofivcr.  J**.  H.  Wtlkerson.-V.  63.  p.  1159. 

BRAINTREE,  MASS. 

PorOLATtov  1890  WAS  4.848:  IX  1880  WAS  3,855; 

AXD  IX  1870  WAS  3.948. 

BRAINTREE   STREET    RY.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION — Chartered  In   1893.     Operated  In    harmony  with 
ijumcy  A  Boston  Street  Railway  slnee  October,  1895. 

October  1. 1896.  stock  authorised  was  82OO.OOO;  stock  outstanding, 
$35.000:  bonds.  $35,OOO,  nrst  mortgage,  $&OO  6s,  dated  July  25. 
1894.  due  July  25. 1914;  loan*  and  Mils  payable,  $43,517;  current 
nesets.  $1.927.  Own*  7-33  miles ;  sidings.  019;  trackage  I  mile. 

-For  year  ending  Oct.  1. 1896.  gross  $30,138;  net.  $9,227! 
,  $3388:  balance,  surplus,  for  year.  $6.339.    President.  J.  F. 
Merrill.  Qulney.  Ma**. 

BRAINTREE  A  WEYMOTJTH  STREET  RY. 
— A  trolley  rend. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Commenced  operations  April  29.1895. 

STOCK  &  BONDS-  /*»<*.        lateral.      OnMaiufg.    Maturity. 

Meek ....  $16O.OOO 

1st  M.,  gold.  8100.000  ...     1890  5  g.  5O.OOO  1916 

Owns  line  11  5O  miles  In  length:  sidings,  etc..  -62  mile*;  total.  12-12; 
JNrUoMfs-te  1896-6  paid  2>s  per  ce  t.  Loan*  and  bill*  payable 
Sept.  30, 1800.  $00472.  but  bonds  hare  been  *oM  *inee.  Year  ending 
Oept.  30, 1896.  era*.  $44.314;  net.  M.O2O;  taxes.  $1.741:  Interest  on 
I  debt.  $2.838;  dividend*  (2Hi  p.  e.),  $3.362;  balance,  deflctt. 
fer  year,  $3,931. 

OFFICERS— President,  Cfcsrle*  H.  French,  Canton,  Mass.;  Treasurer, 
O.  K.  Chapman.  45  Milk  Street.  Boston. 

BRIDGEPORT,  CONN. 

PorCLATiox  1890  WAS  48.856:  rx  188O  WAS  29.148: 

AXD  IX  1870  WAS  18.909.    (See  below.) 
BRIDGEPORT   TRACT  I  ON- A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION  -Chartered  In  July.  1893,  and  operates  by  electricity 
tke  entire  system  ef  street  road*  In  the  city.    Owns  a  perpetual  and 
sire  trsnektos  treat  tke  OUts  ef  Oenneetlent  and  la  exempt  from 
all  elty  taxation.    The  population  ssrved  by  tke  rend  In  1894  was  esti- 
mated at  80.000. 

STOCK  A  BONO*,-      Dmlt.    Inurut.       OuMmnfj.       La,t  **..«+ 
OSook  (par  « 
I  Wig.* 


BRIDGETON,  N.  J. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  11.424;  IN  1S80  WAS  8,722; 

AND   IN  1H7O  WAS  C.S3O. 

BRIDGETON  &  MILLVILLE  TRACTION-A 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Successor  May  3, 1897,  to  the  South  Jersey  Traction 
Co.,  sold  In  foreclosure  for  $90,OOO.  The  population  of  Brldgetou  by 
the  1895  State  Onsus  IB  13.292.  Capital  stock.  $200,000. 

ROAD— Kriili.vt.Mi  to  Millrllle,  11  miles  of  track. 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  Dec.  31  earnings  of  old  company  were: 

Earning*—  1895.      1894.     I      Payments—  1895.       1894. 

Gross  from  pass.  .$37,123  $36,432  I  Paid  for  impairs  ) 
Other  Inc.  (freight,  I  S'p'rint'nd'nce  \  $32,286    $31,998 

etc.) 3,128      2.377  |  A  maintenance  ) 

OFFICERS— President,  C.  Ilartman  Kuhn;  Vlce-Presldent,  Stephen 
Green;  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  W.  H.  Bacon.-V.  64,  p.  331, 567, 887. 


$2.000,000     Aug..1>6.1  p.e, 
1.683.000     July   1.   1923 
Fidelity  Title  *  Dee.  Co..  Newark.  N.J. 
B*OBe»4.KerrAre..41  Wall  »t  .  X.  Y. 


Interest  to  payable  at  omeeof  Redmond.  Kerr  A  re..  41  Wall  ttt..  X 
OWIOCNOO—  In  August.  1880. 1  p.  c.;  Aug..  -90. 1  p.  e. 
BOTtrf*— Tn*  martgmff  la  n  8nt  lien  en  tke  frnneklsss  and  all  prop- 
erty now  owned,  or  wkiek  may  be  hereafter  acquired.    As  required 


•  tke  laws  of  Cennsstlswt  tks  beads  are  eerttnsd  by  State  I  nntter 
•ad  at  not  over  To  percent  of  eeetef  road.  ete. 
•nlaceed  bond*  may  be  seld  tor  Improvement*  and  new  eon- 
Hen,  km  at  not  to  erased  75  per  eent  of  Ike  actual  eost  of  rack 

nt*.  ete.    The  company  an*  no  floating  debt. 
ROAO-Owns  in  fee  4»-0  miles,  eenetetlng  ef  elgkt  dfrlssens  eentertnc 
,  one  point,  the  K.  Y.  9.  H.  A  II.  Ry.  depot,  and  extending  to  Stret- 
.  FalrneM  and  Sevtkport.  Rail*  are  9O-poand  In  elty  and  7O-ponnd 


wltk  niiiikss  motor  ears  ef  Pen  era! 
»er*.  38  new  and  21  old  open  ears 


I*  eq 
Own*  45 

•weepers,  ete. 
an.  1  to  April  3O.  1897(4  month*),  sro**.  $91.274;  In 


ANNUAL  REPORT-A  special  report  mnne  In  October,  1896,  to 
•mm.  •srtmend.  Kerr  A  Ce.  by  their  consulting  Ta|lnsei  wa*  given 
U  T.  03.  p.  880;  see  alee  remarks  p.  81».  Kaf  years  ending  Dee.  31: 

Intrnil.     tUttdnd*.     Bat.,wu. 

I132.76O     tnjirn     020,000       $30,095 

ismg 903.410          II  «K>         TO.OOO  ..1-7 

BALANCE  SHEET   Oeft.  30. 1080 : 

I      r  feMMrlai 

..$2.000X>00 
..    l.fltS.OOO 
.0,000 
10.01*9 

14.688 
88,188 


rereUakto.. 


.$3.377.442 
222.76S 

.•<: 
,   .     • 


BUI*  payable 

Aeeouau  payable 


Interert 


Preflt  and  loes,  ete. 


..$3.836.325       Total  llablllUe* $1.H3O.3S5 

OrTtccRS—Presldent.  A.  Rnoal;  Vice- President.  Kilns  8.  Ward  (Xew- 
rrensorer.  Wm.  Buksmst  (Xewark.  IT.  J.);  Secretary,  Thos. 
UWsteon.    Osnsral  QsJee.  Bridgeport.  Conn. 
iNOCX-Vol.  M,  p.  1007:  T  63.  p.  815.  836 

BRIDGEPORT,    OHIO. 

PortTLATIOX  1890  WAS  3^69;  or  188O  WAS  2.393; 
AXD  IX  1870  WAS  1.178. 

BELLAIRE     BRIDGEPORT    A     MARTIN'S 
FERRY  STREET  RAICWAY-AtroUey  road. 

STOCK  4  BONO*—     JfUe*.    Dmlf.    Iittrmi.   Oulttmtulf.        Maturity. 
Otoek  ipar  $100)  $2&OOOO 

^•(Kio^OO  goM    /         .  "     'l««3    6g.  A^O       150.000    Oct.  1. 1918 

*:.••-•  -lit.  toeall  on  any  AAOon  and  aft.  Oct.  1,'O8. 

I«i*mt  I*  parable  at  farmer*'  Loan  A  Tnut  Co..  IT.  Y.,  trustee. 

MnJMaf  fund  I*  to  receive  $3.0OO  yearly  from  December.  19OO. 

ROAO-Onemtee  ll>tmUs*of  track. 

OTFICHS    Ptesldent  and  General  Manager.  J.  K.  Jolly:  Vlee-Presl- 
dent.  Oservtary.  TreSMirer  and  Pnirhaslng  Airrnt.  F.  U  Jolly. 


BRIGANTINE   BEACH,   N.  J. 

BRIGANTINE   RR.  &  STEAMBOAT  CO.- 

OROANIZATION— A  reorganization  per  plan  In  V.  63,  p.  837,  of  Brig, 
antlne  Transit  Co.  sold  In  foreclosure  Feb.  4, 1897.  Runs  steamers 
from  Inlet  (Atlantic  City)  to  BrlgaLtlne,  connecting  with  Its  electric 
trolley  road,  extending  along  Brlgantlne  Beach  (It  was  reported  In 
Sept.,  1896),  9  miles. 

NEW  SEirsiTiKS:  $5O,OOO  1st  mortgage  5  p.  e.  20-year  bonds;  1st 
preferred  5  p  e.  stock,  $25O.OOO ;  2d  preferred  5  p.  c.  stock,  $75,000 ; 
common  stock,  $25.OOO. 

EARNINGS- For  year  ending  Dee.  31, 1895,  passenger  earnings  were 
$6,800;  other  Income.  $789.  In  1894  passenger  earning*,  $12,235; 

water  earning*.  $15,976;  other  Income.  $346:  net  earnings,  $2 1,150; 
Interest  charge.  $14.886.  General  office,  Atlantic  City.  X.  J. 

iNDEX-V.  62.  p.  137, 185,  778;  V.  63,  p.  310,  837;  V.  64,  p.  373. 


BRISTOL,  CONN. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  7.382;  ill  18SO  WAS  5347; 
A*D  IX  1870  WAS  3,788. 

BRISTOL  &  PLA1NV1LLE  TRAMWAY.-A 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Organlied  Sept.  21,  l-'.'S.  Stock  authorized  $1  ,OOO.- 
OOO;  Imued.  «1OO,OOO  (par  $1OO).  Flrxt  morlKage  5s  authorized, 
$200,000  (M.*N.I,  due  1925;  Int..  M.&X.;  outstanding.  $1O6.0OO;  Mils 
payable  Sept.  30. 1896, 83O.OOO.  Length  of  railway  measured  as  single 
track,  7-4  miles.  Oros*  earning*  In  year  1895-96,  $64,619.  President, 
C.  8.  Treadway,  Brtotol.  Conn. 


BROCKTON,   MASS. 

PorCLATlox  1890  WAS  27.294;  IX  1880  WAS  13.608; 
•  IK  1870  WAS  8.OO7. 

BROCKTON  A  BRIDGEVVATER  ST.  RY.- 
BROCKTON  A  E.  BRIDGEWATER  ST.  RY.- 

ORQANIZATION— Both  these  companies  were  organize*  In  1894-95  by 
partle*  MenUfled  wltk  the  Brockton  Street  Ry.  Oct.  1, 1895. 10  per 
cent  had  been,  paid  In  on  their  capital  *tock*  of  $2OO,OOO  and  $100.000 
re*peetlTely.  President,  O.  H.  Csmpbell. 


BROCKTON  BRIDGEVVATER  <&  TAUNTON 
STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley  ro.d. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Organized  In  188O.  Commenced  construction 
In  1897.  Stock  to  be  $200,000.  To  Sept.  30. 1896,  $28.885  paid  In  on 
stock. 


BROCKTON  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated   lu    188O.     A    consolidation    of   the 
Brockton  Street  Railway,  East  Slilr.  Brockton  A  nolbrook  and  Whit- 
man street  companies.    The  district  aerred  by  the  company  1*  said 
to  contain  a  population  of  66,051 . 
STOCK  61  Bc-NOft—  Datt.  Titleral.  OuliUttura.    Maturity. 

fltorkTpar  flSoT^. «     Q-J    $596.000f.p.  Anr.,'!f7 

Brockton  at.  Ry.  bonds,  $5O.OOO    18854>«A-O       -Jl.OOO  Apr.l,19O5 

Hond*,$50,000 188644A-0       32.000  Apr.l.llKM) 

Bomdl    -••'.'•«•  .    1890  4>tA-O       40.00O  Apr.  1,1!)  10 

Bond*,  gold.  $l.M>.000 18925g.J-J        18.000  Jan.  1.1912 

Whitman  St,  bonds.  $25.000....    1892  5     A-O       10.000  Apr.1,1912 

.Strjet^wsy.  J  JJ^t  feV.t^'Sd  SSSr..1,?8* 
1st  M.  $750.000  g..  $1.00XK.c        ^  lD^.t  B,.te  9t  g»fe  Deposit  A  Tr.  Co. 

Bonds— The  flnl  mart,  of  1894  covers  all  property,  revenue  and  fran 
eklses  now  owned  or  hereafter  acquired.  It  was  Issued  to  retire  a  like 
amount  of  bond*  of  the  old  companies,  and  It  ha*  an  absolutely  first 
lien,  all  the  prior  moitgage  bonds  baring  been  retired.  The  other 
bonds  In  the  table  were  merely  debentures  until  secured,  equally  with 
the  new  bouds,  by  the  mortgage  of  1894.  They  are  the  nnexnhanged 
remnant*  of  the  old  debenture  loans,  and  an  equal  amount  nt  the  new 
firsts  are  held  to  retire  them  at  or  In-fore  maturity.  The  Stste  Street 
Safe  Deposit  A  Tnut  Cb.  Is  trustee  for  the  bond*  of  lt-94  and  Regis- 
trar of  the  stock. 

ROAO— Operates  line  34-89  miles  In  lenjrth  In  Brockton  and  suburb*, 
extending  to  Avon,  Randolph.  Hnlhnxik  and  Whitman,  etc.;  second 
track. 6-2O miles;  sidings,  1-89  miles;  total  track,  42-98  miles. 

Difidtntlt  The  road  In  1896  had  paid  dividends  uninterruptedly 
since  1882;  rate  1892  to  1896  Inclusive  wa*  6  p.  c.;  In  1897,  Jan.,  1  Hi 
p.e.;  April.  !>•  p.  c. 

LATEST  EARNINGS—  I  months,)  1897... Gross, $94,627;  net. $94,673 
Jan.  1U>  April  30.  >  1896... Gross,  85.532;  net.  31,613 


18 


STREET    .RAILWAYS. 


1895. 
31-52 

5,864,106 
8259,542 


EARNiNOS-For  the  years  ending  Sept.  30   earning*  have  been  as 
follow*. 

Yean  ending  Srpt.  30—  !-»: 

Rood  operated,  miles 2oi 

PaMenirer*  carried ^2nZ'2s? 

OroM  earnings $306.865 

Ketearnlng. ill6,352J       '7350 

Otbrr  Ilirintlf >  <  7.JOU 

From  mitiitldiary  companies .     .^.^.       • _ 

$111,942          $94,453 
$51,375          $77,313 
26,130  15,000 


1894. 
n::'._. 

4,575,664 

$210,321 

$76.994 

4.049 

13,410 


Total  net  Income $116,352 


D"!  vldwids'pald '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.     '35.76O 

Balance  for  year $31,645 

Total  •urplus  Sept.  30 $24,751 


$34,437 
$17,726 


sur.  $2.140 


OBNBKAL  BALANCE  8HEBT  SEPTEMBER  30.  1896. 

Aiirlt  I                       Liabilities. 

Construction '....  $754,203  |  Capital  stock 

Equipment 328'2S1, 

OtW  property 338.79'i 

Cash  and  current  assets  79.P42 

Supplies  on  band,  etc..  12,313 


Total , $1,488,261 


Real  estate  mortgages.  , 

Unfunded  debt  .........      107,810 

Profit  and  loss  ..........        24,751 


Total  ............  $1,488,261 


OFFICERS-Prcsldent.  G.  H.  Campbell,  Lawrence,  Mass.  ;  Treasurer, 
O.  A.  Stone,  104  Ames  Building.  Boston.— V.  63,  p.  1008. 

ROCKLAND  &  ABINGTON  STREET  RAIL- 
WAY—A trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.-Owns  14-08  miles  of  track  and  operates  0-26 
mile  additional ;  total  operated,  14-34  miles. 

STOCK  A  BONOS-  Dale.  Interest.  OuMand-g.  Maturity. 

,tock^O,000,par$lOO>  $120,000  ^-^^ 

1st  raort.,  »100.000  gold.o-  £  ^  at  o,g  Colony  Tr.  Co.,Boston, Trustee. 

Loans  and  bills  payable  Oct.  1, 1896,  $26,861. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Sept.  30,  1896,  gross,  $71,467;  net 
$19,035:  Int.  and  taxes,  $7,807 ;  dividend.  $3,600;  bal.,  surplus  for 
year,  $7,628.  In  1894-5,  gross,  $67,815  ;  net,  $18,056;  Interest,  taxes 
etc.,  $6,008;  dividend,  $5,162;  balance,  surplus  for  year,  $6,886. 

OFFICERS— (Sept.,  1890)  President,  M.  N.  Arnold;  Vice-Presldent 
John  Spcnce ;  Secretary.  G.  W.  Kelley ;  Treasurer.  C.  N.  Cobh. 


BROOKLYN,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  806,343;  IN  1880  WAS  566,653; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  396.099. 

BROOKLYN  RAPID  TRANSIT.-(«ee  Map  on 
page  19.) 

ORGANIZATION— A  Now  York  corporation  organized  in  January, 
1896,  per  plan  In  CHRONICLE,  V.  60,  p.  1145,  to  succeed  to  the  prop- 
erty of  the  old  Long  Island  Traction  Company  (see  SUPPLEMENT 
November,  1895),  foreclosed;  syndicate  headed  by  ex-Governor 
Flower  having  bought  control.  Cars  will  run  over  the  Brooklyn 
Bridge.  See  V.  64,  p.  798. 

ASSETS— The  property  purchased  Includes  (1)  the  lease  of  the  Brook- 
lyn City  RR.,  (2)  the  entire  capital  stocks  of  the  Brooklyn  Heights 
KR.  ($200,000)  and  Brooklyn  Queens  County  &  Suburban  Ry.  $2,000,- 
OOO),and  (3)  a  guarantee  fund  deposited  to  secure  the  faithful  per- 
formance by  the  Brooklyn  Heights  Company  of  Its  contract  with  the 
Brooklyn  City  RR. 

The  guarantee  fund,  originally  $4,000,000,  was  drawn  upon  for 
$250,000  by  the  Long  Island  Traction  Company  in  July,  1894,  as  per- 
mitted by  the  trust  deed,  but  on  May  1, 1897,  it  contained  securi- 
ties estimated  as  worth  $3,938,700,  as  follows:  Brooklyn  City  RR.  con- 
•ol.  5s,  par  value  $1,630,000,  market  value  $1,858.200  ;  Brooklyn 
Queens  County  &  Suburban  bonds  $2,000.000,  market  value  $2,080,000; 
cash,  $500;  total  market  value  as  above,  $3,938,700. 

The  lirooMyn  Vity  RR.  Co.  is  held  uuiler  a  999-year  lease,  dated  Feb. 
14, 1893,  guaranteeing  all  charges  and  10  per  cent  dividends  on  $12,- 
000,000  of  stock.  The  lease  is  nominally  to  the  Brooklyn  Heights  RR. 
Oo.  but  practically  to  the  Brooklyn  Rapid  Transit  Co.,  since  that  com- 
pany owns  the  entire  capital  stock  of  the  Brooklyn  Heights  Company 
and  guarantees  payment  of  dividends  to  lessor,  as  said  above,  by  special 
fund  In  hands  of  trusteed. 

In  the  reorganization  the  old  $30,000,000  of  Long  Island  Traction 
stock  paid  an  assessment  of  $10  per  $100  share,  the  old  stock  being 
reduced  to  $20,000,000,  and  $7,000,000  o.  5  per  cent  bonds  being 
authorized,  against  $3,000,000  of  Long  island  Traction. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Intent   Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Stock,  $20,000,000,  $100 $20,000,000    . 

Boudx,  $7,000,000,  gold 1895  5K.A-O         5,181,000  Oct.  1, 1945 

Interest  at  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  trustee. 
Bills  payable  Mar.  31,  1897 300,000 

The  capital  stock  Is  to  be  held  In  a  voting  trust  for  five  years,  the 
trustees  being  R.  P.  Flower,  F.  P.  Olcott  and  A.  N.  Brady. 

Bondt—Ot  the  $7,000,000  flfty-year  5  per  cent  gold  bonds,  $1,875,000 
took  up  collateral  trust  notes,  $3,000,000  went  to  stockholders  for  the 
assessment;  balance  for  future  requirements  of  the  road.  For  de- 
scription of  property  covered  by  the  mortgage  see  V.  62,  p.  1138.  In 
March,  1897,  bonds  for  $306,000  were  listed,  issued  for  construction 
etc.  V.  64,  p.  753. 

MILEAGE— The  system  July  1, 1896.  Included: 

Miles.  Miles 

Brooklyn  Heights  RR 1-18    Brookl.  Queens  Co.  and  Sub     45  ' 

Brooklyn  City  KR 204-24    Projected. 80 

Projected 93 

EARNINGS— The  revenue  of  the  Brooklyn  Rapid  Transit  li  derived 
from  the  operation  of  the  Brooklyn  Heights  (including  the  Brooklyn 
City)  and  the  Brooklyn  Queens  County  &  Suburban,  which  see. 

OFFICERS— President,  Clinton  L.  Rossiter;  Vice- President,  Horace  C. 
Du  Val;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  T.  8.  Williams. 

DIRECTORS— Clinton  L.  Rossiter,  W.  C.  Bryant,  Horace  C.  Du  Val,  John 
D.Kelley,  Timothy  S.  Williams,  John  G.  Jenkins,  Theodore  F.  Jackson, 


Anthony  N.  Brady,  Henry  Selbert,  Seth  L.  Keeney,  David  H.  Valentine, 
John  Knglls;  C.  D.  Meneely.  INDEX— V.  63,  p.  793 ;  V.  64,  p.  80,  233, 
329,  373,  753,  798. 

BROOKLYN  RAPID  TRANSIT  SYSTEM- 
BROOKLYN  HEIGHTS  RR.— (See  Hap  on  page  10.)— A  cable  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1887.  Entire  stock  owned  by  Brooklyn 
Rapid  Transit,  in  whose  Interest  it  has  a  999-year  lease  of  tue  Brooklyn 
City  Railroad— which  see. 

STOCK  &  BONDS  Date.      Interest.  OuMand'g     Maturity. 

otock  --  '•• $200,000 

1st  mortgage 1891    5%    A.— O.  250.000    Apr.  1, 1941 

Loans  and  bills  payable  March  31,  1897.  $209,000. 

City  Hall  to  Wall  St.  Ferry 


Jlilfs.  I 


Second  track 

Brunch  to  power  house 0-18 


EARNINGS—  See  Brook  yn  Rapid 
TransitCo.    The  cable  road  itself 
had  In  year  1895-96  gross  earnings 
of  $48,147. 
Cable  cars  owned  .................  8 

Total  road  owned  ..........  1-18 

LATEST  EARNINGS  —  From  July  1st  to  March  31,  nine  months: 
>.i  month*.     Gross.  Ifet.          Oth.inc.     Jnt.,tax.,ete.          Balance- 

18967.    $3,212,746    $1,261,493    $180,366    $1,436,775       sur.  f 
1895-6...  3,111,602       1,199,659      166,590      1,543,848    def.  177,599 

Earnings  for  the  calendar  year  were  given  In  V.  64,  p.  80,  showing  ' 
surplus  over  charges  In  1896  $89,606,  against  a  deficit  of  $706,758 
In  1895. 

ANNUAL  REPORT—  Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Report  for  1895-96  was- 
given  in  V.  63,  p.  268. 


1895-6. 

Gross $4,272,393 

Net 1,769,167 

Other  inc..      232,599 


1894-5. 
$4,052,189 
1,192,383 
220,875 


1895-6. 
Int.,  rents., 
tax's,&c.$2,044,875 


1894-5. 
$2,075,865- 


Assets. 

Road  and  equipment....  $465,675 
Brooklyn  City  RR.,  acct. 

construction 3,273,554 

Betterments 103,47-1 

Supplies  on  hand -117,590 

Open  accts.,  etc 156,459 

Cash  on  hand 365,028 


12,947 
203,883 
560,8ia 


Total.. $2,001,766    $1,413,258       Bal'nce. .df.$43,109  df.$662,607 

GENERAL  BALANCE  SHEET  MARCH  31,  1897. 

Liabilities. 

Stock $200.000 

Funded  debt 250,000 

Loaus  and  bills  payable. .    209,000 

Int.  due  and  accrued 

Wages  and  open  accts... 
Rentals  &  taxes  accrued. 
Equity  in  B'klyn  (;ity  RH. 

constr.  acct 2,998,060 

Profit  and  loss,  surplus        17,071 

Total $4,481,780       Total $4,481,780 

OFFICERS— President,  Clinton  L.  Rossiter;  Vice-President,  T.  F. 
Jackson :  Secretary,  T.  S.  Williams.  Purchasing  Agent.  E.  L.  LeBars. 
Office,  Clinton  and  Montague  Streets. 

DIRECTORS— (Elected  in  1897)— Clinton  L.  Rossiter,  John  Englis, 
Theodore  F.  Jackson,  Seth  L.  Keeney,  D.  H.  Valentine,  Horace  C. 
Du  Val,  Henry  Seibert,  T.  S.  Williams,  Anthony  N.  Brady,  John  G. 
Jenkins,  William  Cullen  Bryant,  John  D.  Keiley,  C.  D.  Meneely). 

INDEX— V.  62,  p.  276,  456,  868;  V.  63,  p.  268,  837;  V.  64,  p.  8O,  329, 
610,  753. 

BROOKLYN  RAPID  TRANSIT  SYSTEM- 
BROOKLYN  CITY  RR.— ( See  Map  on  page  19.)— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1853  under  laws  of  New  York,  and 
began  operating  in  July.  1854.  In  1890  consolidated  with  its  leased 
lines.  Possession  under  lease  to  Brooklyn  Heights  RR.  Co.  (now  con- 
trolled by  Brooklyn  Rapid  Transit  Co.)  was  given  June  6, 1893 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.  Last  die. ,<te. 
Stock  ($10  shares)...  .  10%Q.-J.15  $12,000.000  Apl.15,'97, 2^3 

lstM.&con.M.$500&c.l891>    5     J.   &   J.        6,000,000    July    1,1941 

SubJ.  to  call  in  1916 c*  5  Int.  at  Long  Island  Baiik,  Brooklyn. 

fB'k'nCTos8t.lstM.1888.. 


(B'k'nCros8t.l8tM.1888.. 
G'dSt.&New.lstM 
C.C.G.P.<fcB.lstM.1887.. 


5     J.   &   J.  200,000    July  1,  1908 

5  F.   &  A.  200,000  1906 

6  J.   A  D.  200,000    June  1, 1907 

200,000  July  1,  1U41 
<j  iGr.  P.  &Lor.  St.  IstM...  6  M.  &  N.  125,000  May  1, 191O 

LEASE  AND  RENTAL— Leased  Feb.  14,1893  to  the  Brooklyn  Heiyhtt 
RR,  Co.  for  999  years  at  10  per  cent  on  stock,  all  charges,  etc.  The 
Brooklyn  Rapid  Transit  owns  the  stock  of  the  Brooklyn  Heights  Co. 
There  waa  deposited  $4,000,000  as  a  guaranty  fund  to  secure  fulfilment 
of  terms  of  leai-e,  but  no  dividends  to  be  paid  on  Brooklyn  R.  T. 
stock  while  fund  is  below  $4,000,000.  The  Brooklyn  City  RR.  Co.  is 
required  to  re-pay,  on  appraisal,  any  money  expended  by  the  lessee  for 
betterments  if  at  any  time  the  lease  is  terminated.  See  V.  59,  p.  '27. 

ROAD — Company  owns  204  miles  of  track  in  city  of  Brooklyn, 
extending  to  East  New  York  and  Queens  County. 


Roads  owned  in  fee —           Miles. 
Main  line  and  br'ches,  trolley 
Second  track 


Sidings,  etc 1 91* 


Totalof  all  track  July, '96. .204 

DIVIDENDS— For  many  years  8  per  cent;  in  1893  guaranteed  10  oei 
cent  under  the  lease.  Extra  dividend  of  2  percent  in  1894.  In  1895, 
Jan.,  2*2  p.  c.;  April,  2^  p.  o. ;  July,  5  p.  c.,  of  which  2>a  p.  c.  extra. 
(V.  61,  p.  68);  Oct.,  2>a  p.  c.;  in  1896, 10  p.  c.j  in  1897,  Jan.,  2%  p.  o.i 
April,  2>s  p.  c. 

BONDS— The  mortgage  of  1891  is  for  $6,000,000  and  is  a  first  lien  on. 
the  old  Brooklyn  City  road  and  a  consol.  lien  on  the  lines  acquired  by 
consolidation  in  1890.  Of  the  $6,000,000  issued,  $4,373,000  are  In 
the  hands  of  the  public  and  the  balance  are  held  in  the  guaranty  fund. 
The  balance  sheet  of  the  lessee  company,  the  Brooklyn  Heights  RR., 
on  Mar.  31, 1897,  showed  $3,273,554  spent  on  the  Brooklyn  City  RR. 
for  betterments  and  construction.  Under  the  lease  this  amount,  on 
appraisal,  is  payable  to  the  lessee  if,  for  any  reason,  the  lease  is  ter- 
minated. New  Williamsburg  &  Flatbush  first  7s,  due  Feb.  1 ,  1S97,  for 
$200,000  were  extended  to  1941  at  4>a  per  cent.— V.  64,  p.  233. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— The  last  annual  statement  was  in  V.  59,  p.  423' 
The  earnings  arc  included  in  the  report  of  the  Brooklyn  Heights  RR. 
Co.  above.  They  are  not  reported  separately. 

OFFICERS— President,  Edward  Merritt;  Vice-Presidcnt,  Edward  D- 
White;  Secretary  and  Treasmer,  Thomas  P.  Swin.— V.  64,  p.  41,  233. 

BROOKLYN  RAPID  TRANSIT-BROOKLYN 
QUEENS  COUNTY  &  SUBURBAN  RAILROAD.— (See  Map  oit. 
page  19.)— A  trolley  road. 


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ORQANIZATION-A  consolidation  in  January.  18»4-see  V.  58,  p.  126. 
The  Brooklyn  Rapid  Tranrit  owns  practically  the  entire  capital  stock, 
but  the  road  Is  operated  separately.  In  1804  the  trolley  was  Introduced. 


None. 
240,000  Jan.   1, 1930 

3,500,000  May   1, 1941 
2,750,000  May  1,.  1.941 


rndertifing  bonds— 

Jamaica  AB^nR'd  1st  M.,«t 5  g.  J.  -  J. 

fklun  Queens  Co.  <t  Sub.— 

IstM.T  $3,500,000   gold.  1894  )    5  g.  j.  .  j.  , 
Subject  to  call  May  1, 1916. 5 

letoon.M.,$4,500,000,  g.lB94  )  5  g.  M.  -  P*. 
Subject  to  call  May  1, 1916.  J       Int.  atF — 

The  Jamaica  &  Brooklyn  bonds  have  certain  property  which 
will  provide  for  them  at  maturity.  Consolidated  mortgage  bonds  (of 
which  $1,750,000  are  reserved  for  extensions)  are  a  first  Hen  on  all 
exteusionsof  the  system  aud  a  second  lieu  on  the  line  now  in  operation. 

Loans  and  bills  payable  March  31,  1897,  $425,000;  profit  and 
loss,  deficiency,  $374,484  and  company  had  $250,000  of  its  consols 
In  the  treasury;  these  being  included  in  the  $2,750.000  outstanding,  of 
which  $1,921,000  are  owned  by  Brooklyn  Rapid  Transit  Co. 

LATEST  EARNINQS-From  July  1  to  March  31,  nine  months: 
Q  mos  to  Mar  31      Cross.          Net.     Oth.ineo.  Inl.,taxes,ete.    Balance. 
18967  ..$535,002  $198,623     $6,832     $268,390    def.$62,936 

18950 493|316    164,170     15,503        257,293     def.  77,620 

nes  to.  East      ANNUAL    REPORT— Fiscal    year 


ends  June  30. 

l'r.end.Jne.30,      1896.  1893. 

Gross  earns. .  .$684,946  $589,408 

Net  earns *33,815  174,182 

Other  income.     1H.018  '    36,129 

lilt., taxes,  etc.  345,560  339,068 


ROAD — Including  lint,-   — . 

New  York.  Cypress  Hills  and  Ja- 
maica, and  on  Ralph,  Sumner, 
Reid,  Metropolitan  Aves.,  etc. 

Mainline 22  »i 

Second  track 22*3 

Total  operated  Nov.,  1895.  45  !  Bal..  dehcit. . .  $93,727  $128,757 
Total.iuclud'g  projected,  125 miles.  I 

OFFICERS— President,  Clinton  L.  Rossiter;  Vioe-President,  John  G 
Jenkins;  Secretary,  T.8.  Williams. 

DIRECTORS— Elected  in  November,  1896:  Henry  Siebert,  T.S.Wil- 
liams, D.  H.  Valentine,  Moses  May,  John  G.  Jenkins,  John  G.  Jenkins 
Jr.,  Clinton  L.  Rossiter,  Anthony  N.  Brady  and  Bernard  Gallagher. 

INDEX-V.  62,  p.  276,  868;  V.  63,  p.  558,  837;  V.  64,  p.  80,  329.  753. 

BROOKLYN   CITY    &   NEWTOWN   RE- 
ORGANIZATION—Chartered  May  22, 1860.  De  Kalb  Avenue  line.  Cars 
will  run  over  the  Brooklyn  Bridge.— V.  64,  p.  798. 
STOCK  &  BONDS.   Date.        Interest.         Outstand'g.       Last  div.,  de. 

8tock($ieW8hSS)  textQ.-F.        $1,000,000   Mayl,'97,l>a% 

JstM. ,$2,000,000..  1889          5JT-J.  2,000,000        July  1, 1939 

R.E.morts.Mar.,'97    ....  191,605  

Interett  and  dividends  paid  at  Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  City. 

ri  _    .  If,'/,,.. 


Miles. 
Sidings 1-40 


ROAD—  Miles. 

8  ingle  track,  main  line 8-80 

second  track       do       8-55 

Weight  of  rails  66*2  and  98  Ibs.         Total  owned  June  30, 1895. .  18-75 

DIVIDENDS—?    1892.        1893.       1894.        1895.       1896.         1897. 
Percent.      J      4  8  11  11  10         below. 

In  1897,  Feb..  Us  p.  c.;  May,  l>s  p.  e. 
BONDS— Mortgage  Trustee,  Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y. 
LATEST  EARNINGS— 9  mos.  5  1896-7..  -gross,  $387,139 ;  net,  $138,557 
"    July  1  to  March  31.        )  1895-6... gross,    411,423;  net,    160,907 
ANNUAL  REPORT.— Results  for  the  ttscal  years  ending  June  30 : 

1895-6.      1894-5.    I  1895-6.     1894-5. 

Gross $553,586  $616,909    Int.  on  bonds..   $98,012    $96,750 

Net 220,873    234,353  ,  Taxes 20,742      17,603 

00 '!  Rental,  etc 10,569      10,565 


Other  income..       8,628 


364 


Net  income.. .$229,501  $234,717 


Assets— 

Road  aud  equipment... $3,233,216 

Permanent  investm'ts.  10,556 

Supplies  on  hand 13,480 

Accrued  interest 49,520 

Due  on  open  accounts . .  11,616 

Cash  on  hand 63,721 


Bal.,  surplus... $100,178  $109,799 
Dividends  (10)100,000(11)110,000 

GENERAL  BALANCE  SHEET  DEC.  31,  1896. 

Liabilities— 

Capital  stock $1,000,000 

Funded  debt 2,000,000 

Loans  and  bills  Day  able        15,000 

Int.  ou  funded  debt 50,000 

Open  accounts,  etc 32,617 

Mortgage  on  real  estate      191,605 
Front  and  loss,  surplus.        92,887 


Total $3,382,109          Total $3,382,109 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  N.  Partridge:  Secretary  and  Treasurer, 
Duncan  B.  Cannon;  Supt.  and  Pur.  Agent,  John  L.  Ileins.  Office, 
DeKalb  and  Central  avenues,  Brooklyn.— V.  63,  p.  557;  V.  64,  p.  798- 

BROOKLYN  ELEVATED  RAILROAD- 
A  steam  road,  to  be  made  electric. 

RECEIVERSHIP.— On  March  25,  1897(  President  Frederick  Ulilmann 
was  appointed  receiver. 

REORGANIZATION.— Committee:  F.  P.  Oloott,  Chairman,  James  T. 
Woodward,  Charles  Parsons,  Ernst  Thalmann  and  Leonard  Lewisohn. 
In  May,  the  plan  was  declared  effective,  over  80  per  cent  of  the  various 
Issues  of  bonds  having  assented. 

Plan.— The  plan  was  given  in  V.  64,  p.  609.  All  the  mortgages  of  the 
Brooklyn,  the  Union  and  the  Seaside  &  Brooklyn  Bridge  companies  are 
to  be  foreclosed,  and  their  properties  transferred  to  a  new  companyi 
which  will  issue  thereon  the  following  new  securities:  (1)  First  moit 
gage  for  $16,000,000  gold  bonds,  due  1950,  at  4  p.  c.  until  1905  and 
5  p.  c.  thereafter;  (2)  preferred  5  p.  o.  non-cumulative  stock,  $5,000,000; 
(3)  common  stock,  $13,000,000. 

Distribution  of  New  Securities.— The  old  bonds  and  stock  (paying 
assessment)  receive: 

OLD  SECURITIES         IF  PAYING WILL  RECEIVE 

Is  AMOUNTS  AS  FOLLOWS:  ASSESSM'T.  Cash.  New  /st  31.  P.  m'k.  0.  Sl'k. 

Brooklyn  El.  1st  M.,  $1,000     none.      $2011     $1,000        $200 

none.        20  IT       1,000       200 

$10O        20  IT       1,000        $100      ... 
200        14  IT  700          500 

100       600         500 

10       10  7 


Union  El.  1st  M.,  $1,000. 
Seustile  &  B.  B.  1st  M.,  $1,000 
Brooklyn  El.  2d  M..  $1,OOO. 
Union  El.  2d  inc.,  $1,000... 
Brooklyn  El.  stock,  $100... 


•  NOTE— Pending  reorganization  this  amount  will  be  paid  lor  each 
coupon  maturing  after  April  1,  1897. 

The  cash  contributions  levied  aggregate  $1,921,500  and  are  to  be 
payable  as  called  by  the  committee. 


Fixed  Oharget.-Ou\y   $11,890,000    ttrst   moitgage    bonds    will  be 
needed  to  carry  out  the  plan,  and  the  present  yearly  fixed  charges  are 
estimated  as  follows:    Interest  on  firsts  at  4  p.  c.,  $475,600;  taxea 
(est.),  8108,000;  total,  $583,600  (old  fixed  charges  were  $882,083). 
STOCK  AND  BONDS.— Securities  after  and  before  reorganization: 
After  reorganization—       Date.   Interest.    Outstand'g.   Maturity,  etc 

Common  stock $13,OOO,OOO  

Pref.  stock,  5%  non-cum 5,000,000  

IstM.,  $16,000,000  g.,  4%)  1897<    4  to  5    >  12  890  000  1950- 

till  1905,  thereafter  5%.  5 1B  *'  <  semi  an.  J  *" 
Before  reorganization— 

Stock  $13,283,600,  $100 $13,283,600  

1st  mort.,  gold  ($1,OOOI. c*     1884    6g.  A-O        3.500.OOO    Oct.  1,  1924 
2dmort.,  gold  ($1,000). c*      1885    5g.  J-J        1,250,000    July  1, 1915 

Union  Elevated  bonds  assumed — 

1st   mort.,  gold,    ($1,000).    1887    6g.M-N        6,150,000    May  1,  1937 
2d  M.   income,  non  cum..    1887    5g.  J-J        2,068,000    Jan.  1, 1927 

Guaranteed  bonds — 

Seaside  &  Brook.  B.  1st  M..  1892  5g.  J-J  1,365,000  July  1, 1942 
Coupon  Payments.— Coupons  of  April,  1897,  and  subsequent  dates 
are  in  default,  but  for  all  bonds  deposited  under  the  reorganization, 
plan  the  committee,  through  the  Central  Trust  Co.,  is  paying  interest 
as  it  matures  at  the  following  rates:  On  the  first  mortgage  bonds  of 
the  Brooklyn  Elevated,  Union  Elevated  and  Seaside  &  B'klyn  Bridge, 
$20  per  coupon;  on  Brooklyn  Elevated  2d  mortgage,  $14  per  coupon. 
These  are  the  cash  payments  provided  for  under  the  plan  above. 

Union  Elevated  mortgage  trustee  Is  Central  Trust  Co.  Abstracts 
In  V.  49,  p.  583.  See  also  V.  48,  p.  129;  V.  49,  p.  471. 

ROAD— Owns  from  Fulton  Ferry  to  East  New  York,  5-73  miles ;  Broad- 
way and  Lexington  Avenue  to  Broadway  Ferry,  2-78  miles,  and  Myrtle- 
Avenue  to  Adams  Street  and  Brooklyn  Bridge,  4-82  miles ;  branch  to 
Greenwood,  3-58  miles ;  Seaside  &  B.  B.  E.  RR.  to  Cypress  Hills,  1-4 
miles,  and  to  65th  Street,  1-8  miles;  total,  20-11  miles;  second  track, 
20-11  miles;  total  track,  40-22  miles.  Cars  are  run  (since  May  17, 1896,) 
from  Brooklyn  Bridge,  via  Union  Station  at  36th  Street  and  5th 
Av«nue,  over  the  old  Prospect  Park  &  Coney  Island  to  Coney  Island. 

EQUIPMENT— Locomotives  owned,  76;  leased,  19;  passenger  car* 
owned,  226 ;  leased,  60. 

GENERAL  FINANCES.— State  taxes  have  been  paid,  but  municipal 
taxes  for  0.895  and  1896  are  in  dispute  in  the  courts-  see  V.  64,  p.  80. 
Loans  (bills  payable)  Deo.  31,  1896  (secured  by  $1,210,000  Seaside  & 
B.  B.  firsts)  were  $605,000,  having  been  increased  $195,000  during 
;he  year;  there  was  due  "  operating  fund  "  $166,172. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Report  for  year  ending  Deo.  31, 1896,  was  given 
in  V.  64,  p.  80.  "Fixed  charges"  include  all  State  and  municipal 
taxes;  but  the  municipal  taxes  on  the  structure  have  not  been  paid. 
Excluding  local  taxes  on  structure  the  deficiency  for  1896  would  be 
$75,235.  Increased  earnings  in  1895  were  due  to  strike  on  trolley  roads. 
Tear  end.  Dee.  31 .  aross.  Net.  Fixed  Charges.  Balance. 

1896  .  ...$1,718,688        $688,699       $882,084       def.$193,385 

1895'  2,082,937          924,699          859,428        sur.     65,271 

1894"  ..-    1,730,848          689,7.">4          831,093       def.   141,339> 

1893;.".'.'. 1,839,280          742,367          764,897       def.     22.53O 

OFFICERS— President,  F.  Ulilmann;  Vice-President,  G.  W.  Wingate  -r 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  E.  Dyer,  Jr.  DIRECTORS  (Elected  January, 
1897)  : — Ernst  Thalman,  Edward  Lauterbach,  Leonard  Lewisohn, 
Simon  Rothschild,  Jacob  Scholle,  Henry  Sidenburg,  Henry  W.  Put- 
nam, Jr.,  Simon  Uhlmann,  George  W.  Wingate,  Elisha  Dyer,  Jr.,  Wm. 
Halls,  Jr.,  Emil  Schaefer.— (V.  64,  p.  798,  842,  887,  951,  1000.1 

BROOKLYN  NEWTOWN  JAMAICA  & 
FLUSHING  RR.— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— This  company  has  been  organized  to  build  electrio 
lailways  from  Brooklyn  to  Jamaica,  College  Point,  Flushing,  White- 
stone,  etc.,  within  a  radius  of  twenty-five  miles  of  Brooklyn.  It  i» 
stated  that  rights  of  way  have  been  secured.  N.  R.  Appleton  of  New 
York  is  President,  and  with  him  is  associated  Benjamin  F.  Frick, 
formerly  secretary  of  the  Atlantic  Avtnue  RR.— V.  63,  p.  401. 

CONEY  ISLAND  &  BROOKLYN  RR.- 

ORQANIZATION— Chartered  Dec.  10,  1860.  Cars  will  run  over  the 
Brooklyn  Bridge.— V.  64,  p.  798. 

STOCK  &  BONDS.—  Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.  Last  din.,  <£t* 
Stock  (par  $100) 5  Q.-J.  $1,000,000  Apr.l,'97,Ha 

Fi($l  o'ooP"    °Ur"    °' }  18S4     5     J-   *   J-  300,000    Jan.    1,  1904 

Trustee,  Brook.  Trust  Co.     Int.  at  Mechanics'  Bank,  Brook. 
Cert.  ofindebt.($l,000)  1895     5     J.    -   J.      $400,000       Jan.  1,  1910- 
IBI  *nn  nnn  <  1897     5     J.    -   J.      See  text.        July  1,  1947 
Mortgage  $1 ,5OO,ouo  |         interest  at  Mechanics'  Bank,  Brooklyn. 
Loaus  and  bills  pay-?  0*0-7  K/^A 

able  Mar.  31,  Is97  J $37,5O< 

Of  the  $1,500,000  bonds  of  1897  $700,000  are  to  be  reserved  for 
prior  bonds,  $150,000  are  to  be  issued  July  1,  1897,  for  new  equip- 
ment and  extensions,  etc.,  and  $650,000  are  to  remain  with  tbe  trus- 
tee, the  Brooklyn  Trust  Co.— See  V.  64,  p.  1000. 

ROAD— Brooklyn  to  Coney  Island  witli  branches,  1214  miles;  second 
track,  12V,  total  track  August,  1895,  24%;  weight  of  rails,  60  Ibs 

DIVIDENDS— Iu  1893  4  per  cent  on  $500,000  and  3  per  cent  on 
$1,000,000;  in  1894,  5  per  cent;  iul895, 6  percent;  in!896,  Spercentp 
in  1897,  January,  l>s  per  cent;  April,  1^  per  cent. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— 9  months,  5 1896. .gross,  $246,471:    net,  $75,403 
July  I  10  Mar.  31.  <  1895. .gross,    266,233;    net,  106,112 

Surplus  over  nine  months'  charges,  $36,909  in  1896-7;  $67,066- 
in  1895-6. 

ANNUAL  REPORT — Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.    Earnings  have  been : 

1896.         1895.      I  1896.  1^15. 

Uross earnings. $3(>3,!>.13  $353,200  1  Int.,  taxes,  etc. $55,569      $49,857 
Net  ...   140,517    125,333  I  Bal.  for  divs  ..    87,017         77,581 

Other  income  ..       2,069        2,105  |  Dividends  paid  69,977         39,992 

OFFICERS— President,  Dennis  W.  Sullivan  (elected  in  October,  1895K 
Secretary,  Willis  Brower;  Treasurer,  W.  Van  Derhoef.  Office,  Smith 
and  Ninth  streets,  Brooklyn.— V.  63,  p.  268;  V.  64,  p.  798, 1000. 

KINGS    COUNTY    ELEVATED— A  steam  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Jan.  6,  1879,  and  road  opened  in  April, 
1888.    Securities  readjusted  in  1895.    The  Fultou  Elevated  lias  been. 


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1st  M..  gold.  $1,000.  Series 
A,  $550,000  per  mile. ..  .0* 

FultouEl.lst  M.,"A"$1,000 


absorbed.  In  February.  1896,  agreement  was  made  to  lease  tbe  ele- 
Tated  extension  of  Brooklyn  4  Brighton  Beach  RB.,  about  >4  mile,  and 
•bout  3  miles  of  trackage  additional,  for  rapid  transit  purposes, 
Through  trains  are  run  to  Brighton  Beach;  see  V.  63,  p.  754.  Oars 
•will  run  over  the  Brooklyn  Bridge.  V.  64,  p.  798.  Connection  Is  to  be 
made  with  tie  Long  Maed  Electric  for  the  running  of  through  cars  to 
Far  Rookaway.— V.  64,  p.  330. 

RECEIVERSHIP— Aug.  31, 1896,  President  James  Jourdan  was  made 
receiver.  See  V.  63,  p.  402.  Consolidation  with  the  Brooklyn  Ele- 
vated Is  said  to  be  under  consideration.— V.  64,  p.  754. 

REORGANIZATION— In  May,  1897,  It  was  stated  that  a  plan  would 
probably  be  announced  In  four  or  five  weeks.  Electricity  Is  to  be  In- 
troduced. 

Floating  Debt— The  company's  floating  Indebtedness  August,  1896, 
•was  stated  as  follows:  Bills  payable  secured,  $211,700;  on  time,  $7,- 
«OO;  open  supply  accounts,  $50,OOO;  wages,  $7,500;  interest  due  on 
Sept.  I  on  Fulton  Elevated  bonds,  $63,575.  The  available  cash  re 
sources  are  $5,000.  Accrued  taxes  to  Mar.  31, 1896,  of  $138,369. 

STOCK  &  BONDS-  Dale.    Interest.  Outstand'g  Maturity,  etc. 

fltnok  .        4,750,000 - 

1885    6g.  J-J       $200,000    Jan.  1,  1925 
1885    5g.  J-J      3,231,000    Jan.  1,  1925 
July,  1896,  coupons  last  paid. 
1889    5g.  M-S     2,543,000    Mar.  1, 1929 
.  Iiifst  due  Sept.,  '96,  not  pd.  at  maturity. 
Kings  Co-anty  2d  inert.  coL  tr.  Incomes— 

••A"*l, 000,000,  inc.  cum..     1893     6  p.  o.      (See  text.)    Apr.  1, 19 

"B."  income  cum 1893     6  p.  c.          50O.OOO    Apr.  1, 1938 

Income  debent.,non-cum...     1893     6  p.  o.      3,545,850    Apr.  1, 18 
Car  trusts  ($4,OOO  due  each  >  1893     6  F-A  28,000        1895-1903 

Feb.  1);  par,  $1,000 J  Interest  at  Atlantic  Trust  Co..  N.  Y. 

Old  securities,  mostly  retired  under  plan  of  1894— 

2dM..  $1,000  (seo  text)....  1888  5g.  A-O  $3,377,000  Apr.  1, 1938 
Funded  coup,  scrip 1890  6  Apr.  1  448,950  Apr.  1, 19OO 

DEFAULT— COMMITTEE— Interest  due  Sept.  1, 1896,  on  FultonEl.  Ists 
and  Jan.  1,  1897,  on  K.  C.  first  mortgage  5s  and  6s  was  not  paid 
Commitlrt:  For  K.  C.  El.  and  Fulton  El.  firsts— August  Belmont,  Win. 
A.  Read  and  Walter  G.  Oakman.  See  V.  63,  p.  402,  754. 

Bond*— The  $1,000.000  series  "A"  bonds  were  authorized  for  floating 
debt  and  future  needs  and  $448,950  series  "B"  for  old  funded  coupon 
eorlp  of  1890.  These  collateral  trust  bonds  are  secured  by  deposit  in 
trust  of  the  old  second  mortgage  5  per  cent  bonds,  and  have  a  second 
lien  on  the  Fulton  El.  (now  merged)  as  well  as  rest  of  the  property. 

Unearned  teconil  mortgage  Interest  funded  to  June  30, 1896,  amounted 
to  $689.557.  Loans  and  bills  payable  Sept.  30, 1896,  $217,500. 

Kings  County  1st  mortgage  trustee  is  Mercantile  Trust  Co.  of  K.  T. 
<8ee  abstract  of  first  mortgage  in  V.  49,  p.  237.)  Trustee  of  Fulton 
Elevated  1st  mortgage  Is  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y. 

ROAD— Kings  County  owns  double-track  road  through  Fulton  Street 
to  fo:  mer  city  line;  Fulton  Elevated  thence  to  new  city  line. 

Tracks  were  88  follows  on  June  30, 1896,  21-723  miles  in  all : 

Tracks—  ist.  ail.          jd.   Sidings,  etc.  Total. 

Kings  County  El.,  miles 5444       5-444       0-962       0-627       12-477 

Fulton  El.,  miles 2-884       2-884       0-475       3-003         9-24B 

EQUIPMENT— Locomotives  owned,  43;  leased,  1;  passenger  cars 
owned,  130;  leased,  15;  other  oars,  8. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Results  for  1895-96, 
with  balance  sheet,  were  given  in  V.  63,  p.  502,  showing  as  follows: 


1895-96.  1894-95. 

Gross $767,337  $804.508 

Net 254,585  299,910 

Other  income.      14,400  9,999 


Int.  on  bonds  1 
Rts.iSc  gu.int. 


1895-90. 


Interest    on  •  $365,031  < 

loans,  etc. 
Taxes J 


1894-95. 
f  $192,042 
106,493 


3,021 
50,031 


Not  iucoine.$268,935    $309,909       Balance.. def.$96,049df.$41,678 
OFFICERS— President,  James  Jourdan;  Vice-President,  August  Bel- 
iiinn i ;  Secretary.  Henry  J.  Robinson;  Treasurer,  James  H.  Frothiug- 
hani ;  General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  W.  T.  Goundle.    Office, 
640  Franklin  Ave.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.— (V.  61,  p.  754,  798, 1001.) 
KINGS  COUNTY   TRACTION  CO.- 
ORQANIZATION  -  Incorporated  In   March,  1896,  and  purchased  the 
assets  of  the  Brooklyn  Traction  Co ,  owning  all  the  capital  stock  of  the 
Atlantic  Avenue  RR.    The  Atlantic  Ave.  and  Brooklyn  Bath  <&  West 
End  lines  (old  Brooklyn  Traction  System)  were  leased  in  1896  for  969 
yeara  to  the  Nassau  Electric  RR.;  therefore  the  Kings  County  Traction 
does  not  operate  any  road,  but  merely  receives  the  rental  due  from  the 
Nassau  Electric  and  distributes  it  to  the  Traction  Co.  stockholders. 
The  annual  rental  is  as  follows:  $150,000  for  first  two  years  from  Feb- 
ruary, 1896,  and  $180,000  thereafter. 

STOCK— The  Kings  County  Traction  capital  stock  U  $4,500,000;  par 
$100.  I > i  v i IIKNDS-I u  1897, on  Jan.  25, 1  per  cent,  payable  at  Central 
Trust  Co.,  New  York.— V.  62,  p.  636,  820;  V.  64,  p.  83. 


LONG  ISLAND  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY- 
A  trolley  road, 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  March  5,  1894.  Road  is  to  run  from 
Crescent  Ave.,  at  the  terminus  of  the  Kings  Co.  Elevated  to  Jamaica, 
Heiupstead,  Far  Rookaway,  etc.  Road  opened  to  Jamaica  in  July, 
1896,  power  being  furnished  by  Brooklyn  City  road.  It  is  expected  to 
have  the  road  completed  to  Far  Rookaway  In  1897.  Through  connec- 
tion U  made  to  the  Brooklyn  Bridge  over  the  Kings  County  Elevated 
Railroad. 

STOCK  &  BONOS—     Date.  Interest.      Oiitstand'g.     Maturity. 

Stock.  $000,000 $600.000 

1st  morfge,  $000,000  <  1895  5  g.  J-D          6OO.OOO     June i"] 925 

[$1,OOO) o*  (     Int.  at  Hamilton  Trust,  Brooklyn,  Trustee. 

OFFICERS— President,  A.  R.  Hart,  320  Pearl  St.,  N.  Y.;  Treasurer,  A 
G.  Greenberg,  100  Broadway,  N.  Y.— V.  62,  p.  548, 779;  V.  64,  p.  330.  ' 

NASSAU  ELECTRIC  RAILROAD-fSee  Map  on 
page  '41.)— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  March  13, 1893,  under  the  laws  of  New 
York.  Opened  In  July,  1895. 

In  April,  1896,  the  Atlantic  Avenue  Railroad  lines,  Including 
Brooklyn  Bath  A  West  End,  were  leased  to  Nassau  Electric.  The  lease 


is  for  969  years  at  an  annual  rental  of  $150,000  for  the  first  two  years 
and  $180,000  thereafter;  the  lessee  to  pay  all  charges  and  to  spend 
$500,000  on  the  property  in  improvements.  The  Nassau  Electric 
Company  also  has  an  option  to  purchase  the  stock  of  the  Atlantic 
Avenue  Railroad.  The  Kings  County  Traction  Company  was  formed 
to  succeed  the  Brooklyn  Traction  and  to  receive  the  Atlantic  Avenue 
rental.  S«o  V.  62,  p.  413.  Cars  will  run  over  the  Brooklyn  Bridge — 
See  V.  64,  p.  788. 
STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.  Oiitstand'g.  Maturity. 

Stock  ($0,000,000) ....        $6,000,000 

1st  mortgage  1*0,000,000).  Apr.,  1891  5K.A.-O.    4,849,000  Apr.  1,1944 
Interest  is  payable  by  R.  T.  Wilson  A  Co.,  33  Wall  St.,  New  York. 
Mortgage  Trustee.— Hamilton  Trust  Company. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— For  9  months  ending  March  31,  1897,  gross, 
$253,491;  net,  $484,913;  other  income,  $69,692;  interest,  taxes,  etc., 
$466,445;  balance,  surplus,  $85,100. 

EARNINGS— The  road  was  opened  July  28, 1895.  In  April,  1896,  the 
lines  of  the  Atlantic  Avenue  K  R.  (including  Brooklyn  Bath  A  West  End 
road),  aggregating  59  miles  of  track,  were  leased,  making  the  total 
track  operated  June  30, 119  miles.  Results  for  the  period  from  July 
28, 1895,  to  June  30, 1896,  were  as  follows : 

Gross  earnings...  $715,942  I  Interest  on  bonds $96,379 

Operating  expenses 439,903  1  Taxes 16,273 

Rentals 126,062 

Net  earnings $276,039  i 

Other  income 18,926          Totalohargeg $238,714 

Balauce,  surplus $56,251 

Total  net $294,965 

GENERAL  BALANCE  SHEET  MARCH  31,  1897. 


Assets. 
Road  and  equipment.  ..$9,010,452 

Supplies 4-2,078 

Open  accounts 50,035 

Cash 1»9,375 

Prepaid  insurance 8,545 

Betterm'ts  leased  lines.      800,217 
Int  In  prelected  lines. .  2,000,004 


Liabilities. 

Capital  stock $6,000,000 

Funded  debt 4,649,000 

Loans  and  bills  payable      691,749 

Intf  rest  accrued 101,224 

Wages,  supplies,  etc. . . .      155,893 

Reserve  funds 27,208 

Taxes  and  rentals  aocr.      176,155 
Profit  and  loss,  surplus.      111,417 


Total  assets $12,112,706          Total  liabilities.... $12,112,706 

ROAD— Owns  road  from  Broadway  Ferry  to  Canarsie  landing,  39th 
Street  Ferry,  Sheepshead  Bay,  Manhattan  Beach  and  Fort  Hamilton, 
about  63  miles  of  track;  leases  Atlantic  Avenue  lines,  reaching  City 
Hall,  Fulton,  Wall  and  South  ferries,  Bensonhurst,  Bath  and  Coney 
Island ;  total  leased,  59  miles;  total  operated,  122  miles.  See  V.  61,  p, 
925.  A  new  Hue  from  Brooklyn  to  Jamaica  and  Heinpstf  ad  is  under 
consideration. 

OFFICERS.— President,  Albert  I<  Johnson;  Secretary,  James  C. 
Church;  Treasurer,  Tom.  L.  Johnson.  Office,  268  Twenty-third  St., 
Brooklyn.-V.  63,  p.  227,  557, 1010;  V.  64,  p.  329,  373,  469,  798. 

NASSAU  ELECTRIC  SYSTEM-ATLANTIC  AVE- 
NUE RAILROAD— (See  Map  on  page  HI)— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Chartered  In  1872.  The  entire  capital  stock  Is 
owned  by  the  Kings  County  Traction  Co.  The  road,  including  Brooklyn 
Bath  &  West  End,  was  leased  April  4,  1896,  to  Nassau  Electric 
RR,  for  969  years  at  a  rental  of  $150,000  (payable  January  1  and 
Julyl)  until  Jan.  1,1898,  and  $180,000  thereafter;  the  lessee  to  pay 
all  charges  and  to  spend  $500,000  in  improvements,  which  Improve- 
ments have  been  made. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.  Outstanding.  Last  Div.,<Sc. 
Stock  ($50) See  text.  $2,OOO,OOo  See  text. 


5  A.-O. 
7       F.-A. 

6  F.-A. 
5  g.  A.-O. 
5  g.  J.-J. 
5        


759,000    Oct.    1 


125,000  Aug.  1 

150,000  Aug.  1 

1,966,000  Get.  1 

1,500,000  Jan.  1 

109,500  

338,000  


1909 


1897 
1897 
1931 

lit*  4 


Gen.  mort.  (now  1st) 

S.  B'klynCen.lstM.as'd 

2d  mort.  assumed 

At  Inn.  Ave.  con.  M.  gold  1891 
Improvement  M.,  gold..  1893 

Real  estate  M. ,  Apr. ,  '96    

Loans  payable  Apr.-,  '96 

Interest  is  payable  by  R.  T.  Wilson  >v  Co.,  33  Wall  Street,  New  York. 

Bonds.— The  consolidated  mortgage  of  1891  is  for  $3,000,000,  ot 
which  balance  unissued  is  reserved  for  prior  liens.  The  improvement 
mortgage  (limited  to  $1,500,000)  was  Issued  in  1893.  See  V.  56,  p.  735. 
Both  these  mortgages  cover  the  double-track  steam  railroad  leased  to 
the  L.  I.  RR.  Co.  as  well  as  the  road  owned  and  operated. 

DIVIDENDS— In  1891,  6  p.  o.;  In  1892,  6  p  c.;  for  year  1893-94,  5  p.  o. 
Stock  is  now  all  owned  by  Kings  County  Traction  Co.— which  see. 

ROAD — Company  operates  42%  miles  of  track  In  City  of  Brooklyn. 


Roads  owned  in  fee- 


Miles. 


Road  leased,  etc. — 


Miler. 


Old  Brooklyn  Cable  road,  etc. .  3  % 


Main  line  and  brohs.  (trolley). 20 

Second  track IS^ 

Sidings 13          Total  operated  1895 42% 

In  addition  owns  in  fee  the  double-track  steam  road  from  Jamaica  to 
Mat  bush  Avenue  Station  in  Brooklyn  9*3  miles  (19  miles  of  track), 
which  is  leased  for  99  years  from  June  1, 1877,  to  the  Long  Island  RR. 
Co.,  affording  that  company  entrance  into  the  City  of  Brooklyn— rental, 
formerly  a  percentage  of  receipts,  was  changed  in  1895  to  $60,OOO 
yearly.— V.  61,  p.  828. 

OFFICERS — President,  Harvey  M.  Ltttell;  Secretary  and  Treasurer, 
Albert  Strauss,  21  Broad  Street,  New  York. 

INDEX— V.  61,  p.  516,  557,  828,  829;  V.  62,  p.  276,  413,  456,  777. 

NASSAU  ELECTRIC  SYSTEM-fSe«  Xap  on  ;m,,e 
»1)-BROOKLYN  BATH  &  WEST  END  RAILROAD -A  trolley  road . 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Jan.  27, 1879.  May  1, 1893,  leased  for  41 
years  to  the  Atlantic  Avenue  RR.  Co.,  which  purchased  entire  capital 
stock,  and  which  In  May,  1894,  owned  all  the  outstanding  consols 
($448,000).  Formerly  a  steam  road.  Trolley  from  Jan.  1, 1894.  Leased 
to  Nassau  Electric  April  4, 1896— see  Atlantic  Avenue  RR.  above. 

STOCKS  AND  BONDS—      Date.       Interest.       Oiitstand'g.    Maturity. 

Stock $1,000,000        

1st  M.,  A,  red.  Jan.  1, '97.  1887  5  J.-J.  250.OOO  Jan.  1,  1907 
1st  M.,  B,  red.  Jan.  1,  '97.  1887  5  A.-O.  250,000  Jan.  1,  1916 
2ilM.$100,000,re.J'yl,'96  1891  5  J.-D.  52,000  June  1,  1911 
Gen.  M.,  $1,000,000,  gold.  1893  5  g.  A.-O.  448,000  Oct.  1,1933 
Real  estate  mortgages 23,100  

Interest  payable  by  R,  T.  Wilson  &  Co.,  33  Wall  St.,  New  York  City. 

B.  B.  &  West  End  bonds  are  guaranteed  by  the  Atlantic  Avenue  RR. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


23 


ROAO-Froei  3tKa  St..  Brooklyn, 
vl*  Beasonhoret.  to  Coney  I*land. 


•eeond  tract 

81,1.  .:_-..-!•. 


JTUS*. 

.  -.1 
.  6-14 

,    . :  -  _• 


EARNINGS— Last  report  In  V.  61, 
ii.  557.  showed. 
Tear  Jmu  SO-  1895.         1894. 

Gross $128.171  $1O7,3O5 

Net 51.184      24388 

Interest  paid...      51.954      S^^H 

Taxes. 8346        53»2 

T..f....-*:i--!J  ;••••  :K.  :-•>••   II    M 

Weight  of  steel  par  yard  SO  56  Ib*.  I  BaL  df.  foryear.     «8.615    $14.830 
Ha*  trackage  to  39tl  St.  Perry.          Tot.df.June3O.$13S,3tf3  $lf" 
-V.  6lTp.l*7.  828;  V.  62,  p.  77T 

BUFFALO,  N.  Y. 

POI-CLATIOS  1890  WAS  255.664:  i>  1SSO  WAS  155,134; 

ASD  IS  1870  WAS  117.714. 

BUFFALO  BELLEVUE  A.  LANCASTER 
RAILWAY— A  trolley  road.  In  April,  1897,  company  was  said 
to  be  controlled  by  Buffalo  Ry.,  and  first  mtg.  5s  to  be  guaranteed. 

Asia.      I*tm*t.  OttUUuuTg.  Ltut  *U».,«fe. 

$90.000   

5  J  -  D   150.000  June  1, 1913 
5J-  J    65.000   


Ist 


:  -  ..< 
1896 

ROAD— Owns  and  operates  15  miles  of  track  on  13  miles  of  street. 
Tn.  «U.Jiuw3O.  Qrott.         Xtl.       Oik.  inc.    Int.4la*ei.        Bmlmme*. 

1895-6 $41.188       $5.633    $3.4O1         $10.314  r    -•_•._-.. 

OFFICERS— President.  H.  W.  Box ;  V lee-President.  H.  H.  Llttell. 

BUFFALO  NORTH  MAIN  STREET  &  TONA- 
WANDA RAILWAY- 

OHOAMIZATION— Ineorpontod  to  1895.  Bsnesssnr  to  B.  No.  Main  St. 
-,-trtc  RR..  sold  In  foreclosure.  Stock.  $100.000;  par.  $100;  1st 
•ortgagr.  $75.000  ($1,OOO),  6  p.  r.  bonds  dated  1895.  dae  Sept.  3.  IMS' 
tvtorest  MAS.  at  Old  Colony  Tru*t  Co..  Boston.  Operate*  Similes' 
•t  reed,  extending  from  North  Main  Street.  Buffalo,  to  Tonawan.la: 
45  Ib.  rail*.  President.  J.  O.  Can;  Secretary.  H.  M.  rraaels;  Treas- 
arer.  Thorns*  H.  Pearey.  Otter.  Buffalo.  N.  Y.-V.  61.  p.  aft*. 

BUFFALO   RAILWAY-AtroUryroad. 

-  an.— Chartered  NOT.  24.  1890.    A  esuool  Ids  lion  of  the 
BoCUo  Street  RR..  Buffalo  East  Side  St.  Ry.  and  We*t  Side  St.  Ry.  Com 
e  runs  955  years.    II  aUoo  was  tke  satire  capital  stock 
t  By.     In  April.  18*7.  cuauol  of  Buffalo  BeUe- 
r  Ry.  was  rspsrtou  to  aavs  been  obtained.    Buffalo 
.  of  1S9S  gate  population  of  etty  as  335.709. 
Power  to  ra-intokiH  ky  Ik*  Klsgara  Palls  Power  Co.  at  Niagara  Palls. 
tSsaltoe  frees  Buffalo    see  T.  63. p.  HO.  9«3. 
STOCX  &  BOMOw-    »•*.  Jf«s«.  Imttrttt.   OnleHnsV    L*«  di*..  sV 


.  . 

Buffalo  Ry-8fk<$im»    Are  ten.    $6.37WK»  Marl 

KcSi.  4^1.0001  j   iwi       «T    »«,r-A.      iU4*OOq  „*•». 
$CMX».(MM>  (M-V  *r  i  U*.  U  pay  aWeky  Cuyler.  Morran  *  Co.,  > 


OMa<*. 

•SJM.  St.  By.  1st  M. )  «••  ^.fcj.  »  V.L  , 

.          ^       -jw  \  1875    .     .    •*- 

00       *°      MH*ilBt>  to  payable  at  X»t,BMk< 

•    -•  — 


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:i  H  .  s  > 

July  1.1905 
•meres.  X.  Y. 

Jua*  1.1904 


MO    Hept.  1.1911 


saw? 


Apr.  1.1917 


Buff    .• 

ll!£3£i1r£'jTZ~a 

***3rT$SFg$3&.       V...OOO    May  1, 193, 
c- }  Int.  Is  payable  at  Metropolitan  Trust,  N.  Y.  City. 


l.iM. 


[  of  Buffalo  Ry .  autaomed  to  $0.000.000.  of  walek 
•00  to  to  eMBpaar*  tranmiry. 

DtvTOCNOi-ln  1895.  fcpt..  1  p.  e.;  DM.,  t  p.  e.;  In  1«9«.  4  p.  «.:  In 
1  •97.  Mar..  1  p.  e. 

Jto<U«.-l*t.  t****.  m^iguft  e/  lift  to  for  $6.000.000.  of  wblck  May 
\  $1.457.000  ra*err«d  for  prtofllww.    Mort«a«e  tn 


A  Treat  Co..  Phltodslpkie  Tke  ailsOuiis  of  1.97  are 
Iby4>ps»ttef$»300,000etoe«ef  QisMina  Street  By.  «ub 
serlpUoM  to  ««>anlum  payable  Jan.  1.  April  1.  July  1  and  Oct.  1. 
l»97.2Sr.  e.  rera.-V.«3.  p.  1114.  Issue  of  debenture*  ha*  re-iared 
Uaa.  snd  Mils  payable  from  $BSS,1I1  Dee.  31.  l»96.to  $163.100 
>  II.  1897. 

>  to  fi 


road  as  follow* : 
,_.r*.  ifilrt. 

St.  By.  of  Buffalo  75-9O 


on  July  1.  !•»«. 
Im/kt.  MiUt. 

Main  line  .0.1  br«.  (trolley  ).  4O-*» 
M»la  lloe  »ud  br.  *ee.  track.  Xftj5 
•Mia.  -7J 

Weichtrail. «.  87  aMlMlbe. 

LATEST  EAJ> X    Tkeaa  Kurt*  are  for  tka  Buffalo  Ry.  proper  and 

da  not  include  tka  Ona»tow»  Street  Railway.    For  9  ntontk* 
Marrb31: 


Total  ant 


•  July  1.-96.14S-O7 


167        -5tt3T7          18^93          314.O76 
ANNUAL  RtK*T-Ftos*l  year  ead*  June  3O.    Tke  reporta  for  the 
••tire  system.  IsMtadlng  tke  Crostlowa  Street  Railway  hare  saown : 
rr/or»,.i.».     !•««.  1895.  -' 

ar.mllesop.       14ft  :    I          Taxes. « 

Or—  earn  $U842JM9  $1.602.108    Bal..  s«rp..yr  .   3Y7.O46 

iat-*t'peta"      436.719       414|<97 


July  1. .......   758,l3t    045.908 


»:..  MT...I 


•ALAKCI  SMUT  BCrrALO  «T.  MABCM  31,  1897. 


$I1.«093T8 

:-.-.-•  I 
18.616 
•to...         S1*OW 


Oapttal.U»  .*5.370.500 

6.073306 

,....,-.., 

pfoVltasxl  loss  i.urplos)      683^68 
Total.. 


Report  for  12  months  ending  Oct.  31, 1896,  In  V.  63,  p.  1156. 

OFFICERS— President,  Henry  M.  Watson;  Tioe-Presldent  and  Gen. 
Manager,  H.  H.  Llttell ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Joseph  S.  Baecuer ; 
Superintendent,  P.  C.  Demlng. 

INDEX-V.  63,  p.  -J30.  »«T,  879,  923, 1  11 4.  1 1 5«;  V.  64.  p.  ?29, 951 

BUFFALO  &  NIAGARA  FALLS  ELECTRIC 
RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— A  consolidation  In  May.  1895  .of  the  Buff.  &  Niagara 
Falls  and  the  Buffalo  A  Tonawanda  Electric,  which  were  chartered  In 
1894  and  1893  respectively  to  construct  and  operate  a  trolley 
road  between  Buffalo  and  Niagara  Falls  via  Tonawanda.  Rood  opened 
Sept.  20, 1395.  Power  Is  furnished  by  Niagara  Falls  Power  Company. 
Company  has  traffic  agreements  with  the  Buffalo  Railway  and  Niagara 
Palls  A  Suspension  Bridge  Railway  companies,  enabling  It  to  run  Its 
carsover  their  line*. 

,  BONDS—  Date.    Intrrttt.  OttMaHcTg.    Maturity. 

.0,000 $1,250,000 

1st  M..  $750.000,  gold o     1895    5R.J-J        750.000  July  1.  1935 

2dM..$a5O.OOO,K.*.f..red.  )      lt>96    5  g.  J-J       150..000  July  1,  1921 

aft.  1901  at  105.  ai.OOO.c  J  Int.  at  Mercantile  Tr.,  N.  Y.,  tniHtte. 

Bills  payable  Sept.  SO.  1896,  $53,692.  Interest  Is  payable  at  Mer- 
cantile Trust,  N.  Y.  City. 

Sinking  fund  on  Id  mortgage  bonds  Is  at  least  $10,5OO  a  year,  and 
begins  Oet  1, 1901,  bonds  to  be  purchased  at  not  exceeding  105  p.  c. 

ROAD— Buffalo  to  Niagara  Falls.  15  miles;  30  miles  of  track. 

LATEST  EARNINOS— July  1  to  Sept.  30,  1896  (3  months),  gross, 
*M. V.-7;  net,  $35,936;  charges.  $13.323;  balance,  surplus,  $22.613. 

EARNINOS— OperattoB  was  commenced  September  20, 1895,  and  the 
following  results  cover  the  period  to  Jnne  SO,  1896,  9 "3  month* : 

Gross  earning*. $73,636  |  Interest  on  bonds $27,8O» 

Operating  expenses 4U.96 1  <  Taxes 1,619 

Net  earning* $23,57:  I  Balance,  deficit  for  year. ..  $5,844 

OFFICERS— PressueBt,  W.  Caryl  Ely;   Vloe-President,  H.  H.  Llttell; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer.  Burt  Van  Horn.  Niagara  Falls. 
DIRECTORS— W.  Caryl  Ely.  Charles  B.  Qasklll  and  Burt  Van  Horn. 
Msjrara  Fall*;  Robert  L.  Fryer,  Henry  J.  Pierce.  George  H. 
Dunbar.  Jokn  J  MeWlUlam*.  H.  SI.  Llttell  and  Henry  M.  Watson,  of 
Bu8alo.-V.  60.  p.  873. 1007;  T.  61.  p.  558  ;  V.  63.  p.  548. 

BUFFALO   TRACTION- 

OMANIZATIOM— Incorporated  in  NOT.,  1895,  to  construct  66  miles  of 
rallwa?  In  Buffalo  and'lu  suburbs.    In  March,  1896.  an  agree- 
for  joint  use  of  tracks  on  certain  streets  In  center  of  city  to  pre. 
aan*«e***ry  parallsllag  of  roads  was  made  with  the  Buffalo  Ry. 
Tke  $5.000300  bund*  of  1897  are  to  be  Issued  at  not  exceeding  $50,- 
000  per  mile.    Construction  about  to  begin  In  May.  1897. 
STOCK  4  BONOS—  Dot*.    lateral.     VulttaHiliHg.        Maturity. 

lst»ert*fe.$5,0od.b6a    'iVo7    Sr.J-J  (I)  Jan.  i, "1937 

Trustee.  Central  Trust  Co..  New  York. 

OiHECTOMS— E.  O.  8.  Miller.  Joseph  B.  Mayer.  Leonard  B.  Crocker, 
Waahlarton  Bollard  and  Herbert  P.  BtseeU.  of  Buffalo :  Tom  L.  John- 
lea,  of  Cleveland.  Ohio;  Richard  Ladeaburg.  John  K.  Page  and  Louis 
Ksha.  of  New  York.  President,  II.  P.  Blssell;  Secretary  and  Treas- 
urer. Joseph  B.  Mayer.- V.  «.  p.  185.  547;  V.  64.  p.  798. 

BUFFALO  A  WILLI AMSVILLE  ELECTRIC 
RAILWAY- 

OMANIZATON— Chartered  August   10,  1891.     la  February.  1897, 
rrs.000 ;   no  bonds.    Operates  44  miles  of  track,  Buffalo  to 
William.*!!!*.    56  lt>.  rail*.     For  year  ending  June  30.  1896,  gross 
earnings,  $lt,856;   operating  expense*.  Including  taxes,  $8,108  ;   net 
earnings.  $4.748.    In  1894-95  gross.  $12,908;  net,  $4.1  IS. 
OCFiCERS-Presldent,    General    Manager   and    Buperlntrmlrnt,   J. 
;  Vie* President.  E.  C.  Ixtngneeker.  Secretary.  A.  C.  Rlnewalt. 


BURLINGTON.   IOWA. 

PorCLATtoH  1890  WAS  22.565:  IM  1880  WAS  19,450; 
i>  1870  WAS  14.930. 

BURLINGTON  RAILWAY  &  LIGHT  CO— 
A  trolley  road. 

OSJOANIZATIOM— A.  ueaeenilslton  of  Burlington  Electric  Ry..  Burl- 
lagtoa  Gas  *  Fuel  Co.  and  Bnrilngton  Eleetrio  LUht  Co.  In  1897.  Bee 
V.  64.  p.  329.  Consolidation  not  fully  completed  In  May.  1897. 

STOCK  &  BONOJ-  /ulsrert.  Oulftmtueg.  Maturilif. 

Woek.fl.7v  -  •  <•>  ;xw" 

l.tM..i>750.uOO.K.($M)O.Ae.)  1897  5g.  (I)  1917 

M*ort*miMH»»  Commiiirt.-K.  I.  K.  Noyes,  53  Stole  Street,  Boston. 
Irlnnes.  II.  N.  Smith 

Ro«D— Total  track  12U  miles;  under  construction  to  West  Burling- 
ton. 4  miles,  nearly  eompleted  In  May.  1-J7 ;  4O  and  66  Ib.  T  rail. 

IMOEX-V.  «a,p.«32:  V.  64, p. 41.  468.  753. 


BURLINGTON.  VT. 

POPULATION  ItUl  (UK.-AI.  ».-T  )  17.iXH>;  iv  1890  WA»  14,590; 

AXO  1.1  188O  WAS  11.365. 

BURLINGTON   TRACTION   CO.-A  trolley  road. 
*"*••  I**t.  l»fre*l.  Out*Un<rg.    Maturity. 


$182.500 


1»84    °«  J-J      125,000    Jan..   1924 
Not  subject  to  call  before  maturity. 


?l   »• 

VK>*'$l'w!o  e) 

Interest  Is'  payable  at  office  nf  trustee.  Burlington  Trust  Co. 
ROAD—  Own*  94  miles  of  track  In  city  of  Burlington.    Rails  OO-lb. 
T.    Owns  8  box  cars,  10  open  cars,  3  snow  plows. 

OFFICERS—  President,  Ellas  Lyman;  Vice-  President,  Jos.  A.  Powers; 
Treasurer.  W.  F.  flendee;  Secretary,  B.  B.  Eagan. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


BUTTE,   MONT. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  10.723;  IS  1880  WAS  3,303: 

XM>  is  1870  WAS  241. 
BUTTE   CONSOLIDATED   RAILWAY  -Trolley, 


ecURE-ult  brought  by  trustee  in  April,  1897.  for  appoint- 
ment of  recover  and  foreclosure  of  mortgage.  Interest  to  amount  of 
*135  000  Is  In  default.  -V.  64,  p.  663. 

8TW**  BONDS-  Da,e.       """•<"•    0${g'$r  """"•"»• 

Sto<>k  ......................  <  '1891        6g'.J-J       50O,'OOO      July  1,  1911 

Mortgage,  gold  ...........  J  Trustee,  Mass.  Loan  A  Trust,  Boston. 

ROAO-15  miles  of  track,  of  which  !>•  cable  anil  13  *  electric. 

OFFiCERS-Prcsldout.W.  -A.  Clark:  Vice  -President,  W.  L.  Hoye;  Sec- 
retary AH.  Walhey  ;  Treasurer.  Alex.  J.  Johnston;  General  Manager, 
J.  B.  Wharton;  Bupertutcnilent,  J.  8.  Wathey.-V.  64,  p.  663. 

CAIRO,    ILL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  10,324;  is  1880  WAS  9,011; 

AND  IS  187O  WAS  6.267. 
CAIRO  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY- 


.. 


*52.4OOf.p.    .. 


S  1HH1     O      J--U      os.tw  c  A,  it»j.A 

1st  mortgage,  currency j  Trustee  Is  St.  Louts  Tr.  Co.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

ROAD— Operates  4-3  miles  of  single  track. 
OFFICERS— President  and  Treasurer,  E.  W.  Halllday. 

DELTA  ELECTRIC  COMPANY-A  trolley  road. 
ORQANlZATlON-Purchased  at  foreolosure   sale    Feb.  13,  1896,  by 
Calvin  V.  Neff  for  the  bondholders.  Four  miles  of  track.— V.  62,  p.  364. 

CALAIS,      ME. 
POPULATION  1890  WAS  7,290;  IN  1880  WAS  6,173; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  5.944. 

CALAIS    STREET    RAILW  A  Y-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANlZATION-Stock,  $1OO.OOO;   first  mortgage,   1894.  6s,   J&D 
9100,000  due  Juno  1,'14.  Loans  and  bills  payable  June  30,  '96,  $6,084. 
Year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $25,707;  net,  $8,202;  interest 
taxes,  etc.,  $6,469;  balance,  surplus,  for  year,  $1,733. 

ROAD— Calais  Street  Railway,  lower  wharf  to  upper  bridge,  Calais, 
4  miles;  St.  Stephen  Electric  St.  Ry.,  Mllltown,  N.  B.,  to  St.  Stephen,  N. 
B.,  3  miles;  total,  7  miles.  The  St.  Stephen  Electric  St.  Ry.  is  a  separ. 
ate  corporation,  but  is  owned  entirely  by  the  Calais  company. 

OFFICERS— Pres.,  George  A.  Curran;  Treas.,  C.  W.  Young,  Calais,  Me. 

CAMDEN,   N.  J. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  58,313;  IN  1880  WAS  41,659; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  20.045. 

CAMDEN  GLOUCESTER  &  WOODBURY 
RAILWAY. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  •   Date.    Interest.  Outstand'g,    Maturity. 

Stock  imidln $600,000    

Istmort.  ($500  each) 1894     6  M&N       400,000 

Int.  at  Security  Tr.  A  S.  D.  Co.  (trustee),  Camden. 
Other  debts  Jan.,  1897 172,783 

ROAD— Jan.  1, 1897,  owned  22-21  miles  of  track.  Total  cost  of  road 
and  equipment  to  Jan.  1, 1897,  $1,169,146. 

EARNINGS-In  year  ending  Dec.  31, 1896,  gross,  $118,966;  expendi- 
tures for  repairs,  $9,073;  for  superintendence  and  management,  $74,- 
286;  balance,  surplus,  for  year.  $35,607. 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  Willard  Morgan  ;  Secretary,  T.  P.  Curley 
Treasurer.  W.  J.  Thompson.— V.  62,  p.  232. 

CAMDEN  HORSE  RR.— A  trolley  and  horse  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  March  23, 1866.  In  April,  1896,  con- 
trol was  acquired  by  the  Camden  <fc  Suburban  Ry.,  which  leased  the 
road  from  April  1, 1896.  Earnings  not  reported  separately.— V.  62,  p. 
682. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—         Date.     Interest. 

Stock  ($25)  paid  in See  text. 

1st  mortgage 5 

1st  cons.  M.   ($500,000) 

($.500) 1892       5M-N 

Other  debts  Jan.  1. '97      

Interest  payable  at  New  Jersey  Trust  Company,  Camden,  N.  J. 

l>iriilfinlx-]ii  1892, 1893,  '94  and  '95, 8  p.  c.  per  an.;  in  '96, 14  p.  c. 

ROAD.— Jan.  1, 1897,  operated  32  miles  of  track.  Cost  of  road  and 
equipment  to  that  date,  $1,098.946. 

Expenditures—  1895.         1894. 

Repairs $41,480    $23,089 

Supt.  and  man.  ..165,761    147,946 


Outstanrl'g.  Last  din.,  etc. 

$250,000        See  text. 

250,000  1909 

250,000    May  1, 1912 
221,693        


Tn.end.Dee.3l.    1895. 


1894. 


Passengers $231,1 12  $195,640 

Other  income..       2,850        3,885 


Dividends  in  1895,  $20,000;  in  1896,  $35,000. 
OFFICERS— President,  Win.  8.  Scull;  VIce-President,  B.  C.  Reeve;  Sec- 
retary, Morris  W.  Hall;  Treasurer,  G.  G.  Browning.— V.  62,  p.  682. 

CAMDEN    &    SUBURBAN    RY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Formed  in  1896  to  control  the  Camden  Horse  RR 
<whloh  is  leased),  and  the  West  Jersey  Traction  Co.  Capital  stock 
91,000,000;  par,  $25.  On  Jan.  1, 1897,  stock  paid  in,  $90,000;  no  fund- 
ed debt;  other  debt,  $61,250. 

EARNINGS— To  Deo.  31, 1896.  gross,  $188,640;  operating  expenses 
and  repairs.  $107,494;  net,  $21,146.  Hole— These  earnings  include 
Caroden  Horse  RR.  since  April  1,  1896. 

ROAD— Track,  7  miles;  Camden  Horse  KR.  leased,  32  m.;  total,  39  m. 

President,  Wm.  S.  Scull;  Vine-President,  B.  C.  Reeve;  Secretary,  M. 
W.  Hall;  Treasurer,  H.  Llppineott.— V.  62,  p.  682. 


WEST  JERSEY  TRACTION  CO.- 
Owned  by  the  Camdeu  &  Suburban  Ry.    Franchise  granted  by  city 
in  1894 — V.  62,  p.  682. 


CA'NANDAIGUA,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  8,229 ;  IN  1880  WAS  8,363 ; 

AN'i  IN  1870  WA8  7.274. 

CAN ANDAIGUA  ELECTRIC  LIGHT  &  RR.- 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1888.  Owns  and  operates  an  electric- 
light  plant  and  4  miles  of  street  road.    The  electricity  is  generated  by 
water  power.  In  May,  1897,  negotiations  were  pending  for  purchase 
of  control  by  Buffalo  parties. 
STOCK  &  BONDS—  Dale.    Interest.    OttstaniPg.       Maturity. 

Stock $80,000        

(1896    6R.AO        1<  0,000    Apr.  1,  1916 

1st  mortgage,  gold <  Trustee,  Rochester  Tr.  &S.  D.  Co.,  Rooh., 

(    N.  Y.    Coupons  are  in  default. 

ROAD— Owns  4  miles  of  track ;  4111).  rail  on  3  miles,  36-lb.  on  1 
mile ;  5  cars. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Feb.  15, 1896,  gross  income,  $20,396 ; 
net,  $11,764. 

CANTON,    O. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  26,189;  IN  1880  WAS  12,258; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  8,660. 

CANTON-MASSILLON  ELECTRIC  RAIL- 
WAY.—A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1892,  and  absorbed  the  Canton  Street 
Railway  and  the  Lake  Side  Street  Railroad  companies  Incorporated 
In  June,  1885. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—    Miles.    Date.    Interest.  Outsland'g.     Maturity. 

St'k,  $525.000  ($100)     $525,000    

Canton  Street  Ry.  1st  J         5    6M-N      225,000    

currency ( Interest  at  National  Bank  of  Commerce,  Boston. 

Canton-Massillon  1st  <    1313    1893    6  g.  M-N    $118,000    Nov.  1,  1912 

M.,  $300,000,  g...cnnterest  at  Cent.  Trust  Co.  (trustee),  N.  Y.  City. 

BONDS — The  Canton-Massillon  mortgage  is  a  first  lien  on  the  Inter- 
nrban  and  the  Massilon  divisions.  Neither  issue  Is  subject  to  call. 

ROAD— Company  on  Jan.  28, 1895,  owned  street  railway  in  the  cities 
of  Canton  and  Massillon  and  an  Inter-urban  line  between,  connecting 
them.  Mileage  18*2  miles  single  track.  Rails  40  to  60  lb.,  being 
girder  In  the  cities  and  T  rails  on  the  Inter-urban  6  i  vision. 

OFFICERS — President  and  Treasurer,  Wm.  A.  Lynch,  Canton,  O.; 
First  Vice-President,  C.  A.  Gates,  Massillon,  O.;  Second  Vice-President, 
H.  C.  Fogle,  Canton,  O.;  Secretary  A.  J.  Underbill,  Canton,  O.; 
Superintendent  and  Purchasing  Agent,  T.  R.  Catlln. 

CAPE   MAY,    N.    J. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  2,136;  IN  1880  WAS  1,699 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  1,248. 

CAPE  MAY  DELAWARE  BAY  &  SEWELL'S 
POINT  ELECTRIC  RAILWA Y-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— A  consolidation  in  1892.  The  road  Is  operated  only 
from  May  15  to  Sept.  15  of  each  year.  Leased  in  1896  to  Cape  May 
Transportation  Co.  at  annual  rental  of  $7,500. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.   Interest.  Outstanding.       Maturity. 

Stock  paid  in  (par  $50) $150,000  

1st mort.  ($150,000;... cur.    1893    (text)  F-A      150,000    Feb.  1, 1923 
Other  debts,  none  reported. 

Interest  was  reduced  to  5  per  cent  for  5  years  from  Feb.  1, 1896. 
In  1894  and  1895  but  one  interest  payment  was  made  by  mutual  con- 
sent of  bondholders. 

Trustee  is  New  Jersey  Trust  <&  Safe  Deposit  Colhpany,  Camden,  N.  J. 

ROAD— Operates  6k  miles  in  city  of  Cape  May  and  extending  to  Cape 
May  Point  and  Sewell's  Point;  total  track,  9J4  miles. 

EARNINGS  For  year  ending  Dec.  31, 1896,  earnings  were  as  follows : 
From  passengers,  $18,574 ;  freight,  $36 ;  other  sources,  $551 ;  total 
Income,  $19,161.  In  1895  gross,  $20,003. 

OFFICERS— President,  G.  G.  Browning;  Secretary,  John  J.  Burleigh ; 
Treasurer,  Benj.  C.  Reeve.  Office,  Camdeu,  N.  J. 


CARBONDALE,  PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  10,833;  IN  1880  WAS  7,714: 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  6,393. 

CARBONDALE    TRACTION    CO.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  A  consolidation  on  March  5,  1896,  of  the  Carbon- 
dale  &  Forest  City  Passenger  Ry.  and  Carbondale  Traction  Co 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.    Outstand'g.    Maturity. 

Stock  auth.,  $450,000)  ...................         $450,000 

1st  M.  ($500  &  $1,000)  c*  &  r.  <  1892    6gJ-,T      11150,000  July  1,  1922 

($150,000)  ,  gold  .............  <  Int.  at  Ceu.  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  N.  Y.  City. 

Carb.  <fe  Forest  City  Pass.  1st  j  1S<U  fl  „  r  T         qnn  onf> 

M.  $300,000  gold  c*  .........  J"  .OO.OOC          .......... 

Consol.  M  ,  $450,000,  gold  .....  1896     6  g.  Feb.,  '97,  none.  (J) 

Loans  payable  July  1,  1896  ..................  14,107         .......... 

IfSinking  fund  $2,500  per  annum  after  1895  ;  bonds  to  be  purchased 
(not  called)  at  or  under  105. 

Consols  of  1896  for  $150,000  are  reserved  to  retire  the  firsts  and 
$300,000  for  the  Carb.  &  Forest  City  6s.  For  year  ending  Juno  30, 
1896,  gross,  $18,244;  def.  under  operating!  $2,764. 

ROAD  —  System  includes  15  miles  of  road,  beginning  at  Forest  City, 
Pa.,  and  running  through  Carbondale,  Vaudling,  Richmoudale,  Simp- 
eon,  Mayfield,  Jermyn,  Archbald  and  Peckville. 

OFFICERS—  President,  E.  E.  Hendrick  ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  R.  A. 
Jadwin;  Gen.  Manager,  Louis  S.  Wright.    Main  offlce,  Carbondale.  Pa. 
—      •      — 

CEDAR   RAPIDS,  IOWA. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  18,020;  IN  1880  WAS  10,104; 

AND  IN  187O  WAS  5.940. 

CEDAR    RAPIDS   &    MARION    CITY    RAIL- 
WAY—A trolley  road. 
STOCK  &  BONDS—         Miles.  Dale.  Interest.  Outstand'g.    Maturity. 


Stock  ..................  .....................    $316,000        .......... 

13-84    1891   5J-J     250,000    July  1,  1931 
Int  at  American  j^,,  &  -r^.    Trustee,  Boston 


*9inonn«i 
.  ns.58U,wi  »i, 


STREET     RAILWAYS. 


25 


ROAD— Owns  road  la  operation  12-O4  mile*  in  length, extending  from 
Cedar  Rapid*.  Iowa,  to  Marlon ;  second  track,  1-46 ;  Ridings,  -34 ;  tola 
of  all.  13-84  mile*.  Ball*  43  and  58  Ib.  T  and  clrder. 

OFFICERS— Pre«tdeiit,  f-  E.  Hall;  Vlce-President,  W.  IX  Douglas* 
BSISSISIJ  and  Treasurer.  John  S.  Elf;  Superintendent  and  Purchasing 
Agent.  P.  L.  DUerens. 

CHAMPAIGN,  ILL. 

POPCLATIOX  1890  WAS  6,619;  at  1880  WAS  5,103; 
AXO  IS  1870  WAS  4,625. 

URBANA  A  CHAMPAIGN  RAILWAY  GAS 
&  ELECTRIC  CO.- 

OflOANiZATiON— A  eon. 
wjeetrte8t.>Cham. 


(•  1897  of  Urbana  *  Champaign 
.  L.  *  P  ,  Cham.  *  U.  Gas  L.  A  Coke  and  We* 
End  Park  Co.  Popolalioe.of  Champaign  In  1890  was  said  to  be  10.0OO 
of  Urbana.  7.0OO. 

_    _-^_  „__  tKnuTt.   XaturUy 

Stock  9235.000..::. ...,„.._...„._    9250.000 


1890  7g.J-J  "  3O.OOO  July.  1900 
Inf.t  at  tillman.  Son  A  Co.,  N.Y.City 
1893  8g.  950,000  !:><>•< 

Trustee,  Glrard  Life,  etc.,  Co.,  Phlla. 

1897  5g.J-D  (I)  June  1.1917 
000.  t..  s.  f .,  98.000  yr.  June  Int.  mt  1 1L  Tr.  A  Sav-gs  Bank.  Chicago 
1. 19<X>  and  after  (*1.OOO)  .c-  >  trus.,  or  at  Chase  Nat  Bk.,  N.  Y.  City 

ROAD  -Operates  9  miles  of  track. 

r  and  General  Manager,  B.  F.  Harris. 


Jr    seoretary.  V.  M.  Harris. 


CHARLESTON,  S.  C. 

PorCLATlOJt  1890  WAS  54,953;  re  1880  WAS  49,984; 
ASD  »  1870  WAS  48.950. 

CHARLESTON    CITY    RY.-A trolley roed. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  Jan.  28. 1801.  Charter  was  renewed 
In  December.  1893,  for  30  years.  Motive  power  changed  from  horse  to 
electricity  la  May.  1897.  Consolidation  with  Charleston  Street  Ry. 
and  Enterprise  RR.  Is  betng  eeheted  «»eer  charter  of  the  Charleston 
City  Railway. 

L**tdir..rlr. 


(II 


The  authorized  stock  was  Inarenssd  In  April.  1897.  from  9100.OOO  to 
9880.000,  aad  a  aevtgag*  for  9890,000  was  also 

ROAD-IB  1890  owned  148  nUlr*  of  track. 

OFFlCCm-Preetdeat.  John  Q.  MeCulloagh ;  Secretary  and  Treasnr- 
er.  Frank  P.  WhlJdea.  -V.  64,  p.  708. 

CHARLESTON  STREET  RAILWAY.- 
OftOANLZATrON  -Farms*  In  1899  and  fat  February,  1897,  had  eon- 
stmeted  several  miles  e«  Unas.  Capitol  stock  to  KOOjooo.  all  paid. 
I  la  Ike  enterprise  have  seearad  control  of  aU 


•  ef  the  Charleston  City  Ry.  and  most  of  the  stock 
i  RR..  and  the  three  eeeipaales  are  to  be 

r  of  the  Charleston  City  Ry. 
OFF>ccR»-rre»ident.  P.  H.  Uadedea;  Treeserer.  F.  D.  McEowsa; 
Secretary.  F.  K.  Myers.    DtftOtn    W.  H.  Stevens.  F.  B.  Jennings.  C. 
B.  Dean.  F.  D.  MeEowen.  B.  P.  M.  MeOalkmfa.  P.  B.  Oadsden.  F.  K. 
Myers.  T.  M.  Mordeoal  and  A.  9.  Blgetow.    V.  «4.  p.  373. 

ENTERPRISE   RAI  LROAD-Ahorse  railroad. 
O*OANiZATlON-Iacorporeled  March  1.  1870,  and  owns  14  miles  ol 
rack  laid  with  40-lh.  C.  B.  and  43-lb.  O.  rails.    In  1897  control  was 
t  In  tne  Interest  ef  the  Charleston  9treet  Ry.-9ee  T.  04.  p.  873, 
J  Mar.  31, 1999.  gross.  95O.137;  operating 
.  taaes  and  taed  charges.  944XM1;  bemniis.  surplus.  <9J99. 

MIDDLE     STREET     SULLIVAN'S     ISLAND 
R  A I L  W  A  Y.-A  horse  rend. 
OaOANiZATKJN    Chartered  March  9.  197S,  and  eperatoe  2  miles  of 

1896.    President.  B.  Oallaghan:   Secretary  and  Trenenrer.  Frank  F! 


CHARLOTTE,  N.  C. 

PorCLATtOB  1990  WAI  11.557;  nr  189O  WAS  7,094: 
AXO  01  1970  WAS  4.473. 

CHARLOTTE  ELECTRIC  RY..  LIGHT  & 
POWER  CO. -A  trolley  road. 

OOAMIZATICIII  ••lunsii  to  the  Chartotto  Street  Railway,  wboee 
charier  was  ssnaUK  In  March,  1990,  and  aesne  changed  as  above. 

The  read  Is  operated  by  the  Charlotte  OonssBeetsd  Ooastructlon  Oe., 
which  owns  all  the  bends.  PseelaUsa  In  1996  Is  repotted  tobe  2O.7OO. 
"  lONO*—  *«•*.  Dml4.  In  Ill-set.  OuUlatfg.  Jfatuntf. 

.  00.  par93O    .  900.000  f.  p * 

.  Ry.  1st  M..  gold.     ..     1999    Og.  J-J    J100.OOO    Jan.  1.  1922 
reaatOe  Tract  *  Deposit  Oo.  of  Baltimore,  Md.,  tmstia. 
The  bonds  are  not  enhjeet  to  call  before  maturity. 

RoAO-In  February.  1997.  was  operating  4't  miles  of  track  In  Char- 
lot«e»n.|  ..,:,  ,r:.. 

•  AL  RtPOOT.-For  year  ending  Dee.  81, 1990,  gross,  932.977; 
set,  923,813;  Interest  charges,  90.OOO;  balance,  surplus  for  year 
119,813.    la  1990  gross  earnings  were  9>9^ow;  net,  910.27O;  Interest 
•6,000;  balance,  surplu..  910.97O.    In  year  1894  gross. 
Total  enrptas  January  1. 


, 

OFFICE*.*- President. «.  D.  Latto;  Auditor,  F.  A. Savin.-  V.  04.  o.  329. 


CHATTANOOGA,  TENN. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  29.1OO;  in  1880  WAS  12,892; 
AND  IN   1870  WAS  6,093. 

CHATTANOOGA  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY  CO. 

ORGANIZATION — Succeeded  by  purchase  at  foreclosure  sale  In  Febru- 
ary, 1896,  to  all  the  rights  and  property  of  the  Chattanooga  Electric. 
Ry.  of  1891.  Holders  of  the  consols  ut  the  old  company  (this  mort- 
gage being  foreclosed)  received  new  stock  for  the  amount  of  their 
holdings.  No  new  bonds  were  authorized.  The  suburbs  have  nearly 
20,000  population,  making  in  all  about  49,000  people  served. 

Present  management  took  charge  in  December,  1896.  Many  1m. 
provements  have  been  made.  In  May,  1897,  earnings  reported  about 
the  same  as  In  1896. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interett.    Oulttanrl'g.    Maturity. 

Stock  authorlz«l.  *645.000 9645.OOO    

City  Street  RR.  lut  M 1882     6  J-J         3OO.OOO  1912 

Chart.  Elec.  Street  RR J    1889     6  F-A         250.0OO     Feb.  1,  19O9 

1st  M.  9250.OOO,  $1,OOO. .  (  Trustee  Union  Trust  Co.  of  Philadelphia. 

ROAD — H&s  32  miles  of  track  on  23  miles  of  street. 

OFFICERS  ftUeted  Dee.,  1896;— President,  J.  H.  Warner;  Vice- Presi- 
dent, Edward  Warner,  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Edward  Lilly. 

INDEX-  V.  63,  p.  4O1, 651. 1114. 

CHATTANOOGA  &  LOOKOUT  MOUNTAIN 
RAILWAY-Asteam  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Operates  15  miles  of  track.    Gen.  Man.,  P.  F.  Jones. 

INCLINE  &  NARROW  GAUGE  RAILWAY- 
ROAD— 2\  miles  of  track,  of  which  %  mile  incline  cable  and  3  mllee 
•team.    Capital  stock,  91OO.OOO.    President.  D.  Woodworth. 

SIGNAL  MOUNTAIN  RAILWAY- 
ORQANIZATION— Successor  to  Chattanooga  A  North  Side  Street  Ry., 
sold  In  foreclosure  June  24, 1896,  for  98,100.  .Capital  stock  Is  $500.- 
OOO.  No  bonds.  Owns  3>s  miles  main  track  and  1  mile  sidings;  leases 
North  Chattanooga  St.  Car  Co..  24  mllee  main  track  and  %  mile  sidings; 
total  track.  Including  sidings,  7*4  miles.  Motor  car«,  9  (3  leased.) 

President.  T.  J.  Nlcholl;  Vloe-Presldent  and  General  Manager,  H.  A- 
NleboU:  Secretary,  H.  C.  Beck;  Treasurer.  John  Orr. 

CHESTER,   PA. 

PorCLATIOH  I*  189O  WAS  20,220;  IN  188O  WAS  14,997; 

AMD  IS  1870  WAS  9.483. 

CHESTER  TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Operates  28-7  miles  of  track,  and  controls  all  the 
gtreet  railway  lines  In  Chester,  being  a  consolidation  of  the  Union 
Railway  Co..  Chester  Street  Railway  Co.,  Chester  *  Media  Electric 
Railway  Oo.  and  tne  Onset sr  Darby  A  Philadelphia  Railway  Co. 
STOCK  A  BONO9—  Dole.    Interest.  Outstanding. MII  Die. 


Stock 


1st  M-Tgold.  <«230.000) c-1894    3  g  M-N 

Bills  payable  Jane  SO.  1890 

svMirwiet  e/  swaffisUery  line*. 


Un. 
lst_ 
(9200, 


$500,000 

•.".(I. IIIHI 
44.IMH. 

Bee  text. 


Julj-,'93,4% 
Mar.  1.1914 


(•500  A  91,OOO).o* 

....1893    5gJ-J       200.000    Jan.  1.  1913 

..  «k  f930) 10     J-J      150,000        Jan.,1897 

AMeilaElee.Ry.  tUKk  ....    0     J-J       100.OOO        Jan.,1897 

1st  M.  (9100,000)  gold 1893    5gJ-J       1OO.OOO    July  1,  1013 

Chester  Darby  A  Phlla.  stock 0     J-J      lOO.OOO      Jan.,  1H97 

1st  M.  (9123,000)  gold 1893    5gJ-J       125.00O    July  1. 1913 

All  Interest  payable  at  Delaware  County  Trust  Oo.,  Chester,  Pa.    In- 
terest upon  all  mbsldlary  securities  guaranteed  by  Traction  Oo. 

January  1, 1897.  the  Chester  Traction  Oo.  held  all  the  stock  of  the 
Union  Railway  Co..  910O.OOO.  Chester  A  Media  stock,  933,000,  Chester 
Darby  *  Phlla.  stock.  903.0OO;  total.  92OO.OOO. 
ROAD— Company  In  July,  1R90,  operated  28-7  miles  of  track: 


fulon 


lev.  «'. 

7m  i 

r*M 


.Oo 

Ry.Oo 

-,..!,.,  1.1, ,   i  •., 


XUrl. 

-  I 
7-5 
3-4 


Chester  Darby  A  Phlla.  Oe. 
Total... 


Xilti. 

7-4 


28-7 

net,  '911.171 

net,      12,780 

month  now  charged  with  lu  full  proportion  of  all  expenses. 


1893  .............................  908.071  101.317  103,734 

Operating  expenses  In  1890  Include  97.63  1  paid  for  old  damage  milts. 
Of  nctBt-Pres..  Oeorge  B.  Lindsay;  Bee,  and  Tree*.,  H.  T.  Walter 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 

PorcLATlOX  1890  WAS  1.O99.85O;  D>  1880  WAS  3O3.18S; 

ANU  IX  1870  WAI  306.6O5. 

CALUMET      ELECTRIC      STREET      RAIL 
\VAY.-Atrolleyroad. 

RECEIVER-In  May.  1997,  control  passed  to  the  National  Bsnk  of 

lllnols  (which  obtained  9183,300  of  the  stock  and  92,843,OOOof  the 

3s  of  1894).  and  John  C.  MeKeon  (receiver  of  the  bank)  wa<  appointed 

receiver  of  the  Celumet  Electric.    Application  has  been  made  to  Issue- 

1183,000  receiver's  certificates.—  V.  04,  p.  798.  887. 

OuUlantTg.  Lattdit.,  *c* 


892     at« 

Cons.  mort.  (91,000,000).     1894     8  g.  M-N       2.92O.OOO    Nov.  1.  19O9 
DEFAULT—  Interest  due  May  1,  1897.  on  5»  of  1894  was  not  paid. 
The  >u>  rtgage  3s  of  1894  were  used  In  part  to  retire  the  6s  of  1892, 
f  which  the  total  Issue  was  91,250,000.    The  6s  were  subject  to  call 

at  103,  and  only  9123,000  remained  unpaid  In  April,  1997. 
In  May,  1896,  stock  wsx  authorized  to  be  Increased  from  $500,OOO> 

to  95,000,000,  for  Improvement*. 
ROAD—  The   company  operate*  75  miles  of  road,  connecting  with 

Cottage   Urove    Avenue  Cable,  Alley  Elevated  and  Illinois  Central, 
reaching  South  Chicago,  Pullman,  West  Pullman,  Auburn  Park. 

Bnrnslde  and  Manhattan  Beach.    During  the  season  of  1896  about  16- 


26 


STKEET    KAILWAYS. 


track  were  built  and  the  electric  equipment  and  rolling  stock 
practically  doubled.  Weight  of  rails  Is  78  pounds. 

DIRECTORS  (tUettd  Jfoy.  1897.;— John  C.  McKean,  O.  E.  Adams, 
Charlen  R.  Corwith,  E.  A.  Frost  and  John  Farson.  President,  John 
Fanon:  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  H.  B.  White. 

INDEX-V.  61,  p.  470, 1013 ;  V.  62,  p.  908  ;  V.  63,  p.  1158  ;  V.  64,  p. 
798.  887. 

CHICAOO  CITY  R  AIL  WAY.-Horse,  cable  and 
cli-i-t  HI-  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  In  February,  1859,  and  has  extensive 
•arfaoe  road  privileges  In  the  south  division  of  Chicago. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Wo'«-  lateral.  Outstanding.  Last  ait.,  die. 

sfiS?(ilOOMMe  t5t)  tezt,Q-M.31  $12,000,00(5  Meh.31'97,  3% 

Oen  M  «6,OOO.OOO  )  (Subject  to  call 

($100)  ($500)  t*1000>  [  1887  4»a  J.  -  J.  4,619,500]  on  HO  days 

4>*,  currency o*  JTrustee,  C.  L.  Hutohlnson.  notice. 

STOCK— Amount  of  stock  was  placed  at  100,000  shares  of  $100 
each,  with  right  to  Increase  the  same  at  pleasure  of  the  company. 
January,  1890.  $2,000,000  additional  stock  was  authorized  for  building 
new  electric  lines,  making  total  stock  $12,000,000;  of  this,  $1,000,000 
Issued  July  2  and  $1,000,000  on  Oct.  2, 1896.  See  V.  62,  p,  183. 

BON03— The  bonds  outstanding  are  of  the  denomination  of  $100, 
<500  and  $1,000  each  and  are  secured  by  %  general  mortgage  exe- 
cuted In  13S7.  The  mortgage  Is  limited  to  $6,000,000  and  the  bonds 
are  due  July  1, 1901,  but  subject  to  call  any  time  on  60  days'  notfoe. 

DIVIDENDS— Usually  12  percent,  were  in  1893, 24  per  cent;  in  1894, 12 
p.  c.;  1895, 15  p.  C.;  In  1896, 12  p.  o.;  in  1897,  Mar.,  3  p.  o. 

ROAD— On  Deo.,  31, 1896,  company  operated  184  miles  of  track: 


Miles. 

Cable  road. 35 

Electric 139 

Horse 


Milts. 
Leased  — 

S.W.Chicago  K.  T.,  leased  in 
1896 


ANNUAL  REPORT—  Fiscal  year  ends  Dee.  31.    Report  for  1896  was  In 
V.  64,  p.  176,  and  gave  earnings,  etc.,  as  follows  : 

Tear  ending  Dee.  31-  1896.  1895.  1894. 

Gross  earning  ........       $4.808,867  $4,476,824  $4,204,18 

Op.  expen.  ami  taxes.         2,977,209  2,807,726  2,838,684 

P.O.  op.  ex.  to  earns..  (61-90)  (62-72)  (66-56) 


Net  earnings $1,831,658  $1,669,098  $1,425,934 

Interest  on  bonds 207,877  207,887  207,877 

Reconstruction 11181,568  1T92,509  

Dividends (12p.c.)l,289,787(12p.o.)l,140,000(12p.c.)l,080,000 


Balance,  surplus.  $152,426  $228,702  $138,057 

H  Includes  in  1896  depreciation  and  new  rails.    In  1895  deprecia- 
tion, reconstruction  of  State  street,  etc.,  $92,511. 
NET  EARNINGS  FOB  7  YBABS. 

1895 $1,669,098  ,  1892 $1,591,510 

1894 1,425,934    1891 1,338,882 

1S93 2,637.949  1 1890 1,139,897 

OFFICERS  — President,  George  H.  Wheeler;  First  Vice-President, 
James  C.King;  Second  Vice- President,  ErskineM.  Phelps;  Treasurer, 
T.  O.  Peulngton ;  Secretary,  F.  R.  Greene ;  Purch'g  Agent,  R.  L.  Grath. 
DIRECTORS—  (Jan.  '97)  Samuel  W.  Allerton,  James  C.  King,  L.  Z. 
.Letter.  D.  K.  Pearsons,  Ersklne  M.  Phelps,  William  B.  Walker,  George 
H.  Wheeler.  INDEX -V.  62,  p.  183,  413,  456,  588, 988;  V.  64,  p.  1 76. 


1896  .$1,831,658 


CHICAGO    GENERAL,    RY.— An  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Incorporated  October  24,  1893,  for  50  years.  Or- 
ganized to  construct  and  operate  electric  street  railroads  in  Chicago, 
At  present  operates  lines  on  West  22d  St.,  25th  St.,  Kedzie  Ave.,  etc., 
and  plans  to  construct  electric  railways  on  a  large  number  of  West 
Side  and  North  Side  streets.  The  West  &  South  Towns  St.  Ry.  (for- 
merly leased)  was  purchased  in  May,  1896,  and  consolidated.  W.  &  8. 
T.  stock  ($500,000)  received  Chicago  Gen.  Ry.  5s  at  par,  interest  to 
accrue  from  Nov.  1, 1898;  the  bonds  are  also  being  exchanged.  (V. 
62,  p.  987;  V.  63,  p.  153.)  BONDS  authorized  $3,000,000  (reduced  from 
$10,000,000  in  Deo,  1896,  the  balance  canceled),  of  which  $468,000 
-are  reserved  to  retire  the  W.  &  8.  Towns  first  6s.— V.  63,  p.  1114. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Dale.  Int.,  Etc.    Oulstand'g.  Maturity, etc 

8t'k,  $10,OOO,OOO(i>ar$100)     $M>0,000      

1st    M.,  $3,000,000,1  g. )         1895     5g.M-N       2,532,000    Nov.  1,1935 

Red.aft.lOyrs.at  105  )  Trus.  is  Merchants'  Loan  &  Tr.  Co.,  Onlcago. 
W.&8.Towns,l8tM.,g...  16  1892  6g.  F-A  468,000  Aug.  1, 1912 

The  mortgage  trustee  Is  the  Northern  Trust  Company  of  Chicago. 

ROAD— In  Nov.,  1896,  owned  20  miles  of  track  (of  which  6  miles 
not  operated)  on  10  miles  of  street,  within  5^  miles  of  the  City  Hall,  the 
•nearest  point  being  within  2  miles. 

In  June,  1896,  in  order  to  extend  the  system  to  the  center  of  the  city 
•the  Chicago  Midland  Transit  Co.  was  seeking  the  right  to  lay  tracks  on 
Archer  Avenue  and  State  Street  from  22d  Street  to  Lake  Street. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Dec.  31, 1896,  gross,  $96,251;  oper.  exp. 
and  taxes,  $58,708;  net,  $37,543;  fixed  charges,  $35,813;  bal.,  surplus, 
$1,730.  In  1895,  gross,  $82,082;  operating  expenses  and  fixed 
charges,  $34,334;  balance,  surplus,  $17,748.  Passengers  carried  in 
1895  were  1,746,112;  in  1894,  955,229;  in  1893,  28,559. 

OFFICERS.— President,  (October,  1896),  John  H.  Wnitbeck,  Secretary 
and  Treasurer,  Lawton  O.  Bonney.  Directors— J.  H.  Whitbeek,  C.  L. 
Bonney,  J.  P.  Black,  Lawton  C.  Bonney,  Lyman  N.  Paine,  F.  R.  Greene 
N.  D.  Lawton.— V.  62,  p.  987;  V.  63,  p.  153, 1009, 1114. 


Bache  and  Isaac  L.  Rice;  depositary,  Manhattan  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.— 
V.  64,  p.  180. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.    Outstand'g.      Maturity. 

Stock  ipar,  $100) $2,500,000    

Rec'v'rrsotfs."A,"  1st  lien    1897        7  p.  c.  60,000  1899 

do          "B,"2dlien    1897       265,000    

1st  M.,  $2,500,000,  gold.    1893     6  g.  F-A    abt.850,OOO    Auc.  1,1913 

ROAD— The  line  will  be  13  miles  long,  double  tracked,  extending  from 
a  connection  with  the  "Alley  L"  In  South  Chicago  to  Englewood, 
Harvey,  Blue  Island,  etc.  Road  is  in  course  of  construction.  In 
Feb.,  1897,  21  "a  miles  of  track  were  completed— from  63d  St.  to  Blue 
Island— and  cars  were  running  in  May,  1897.— V.  64,  p.  330,  423. 


CHICAGO  &  SOUTH  SIDE  RAPID  TRANSIT 
RR.— ("ALLEY  ELEVATED  ")— SUE  SODTH  SIDE  ELEVATED. 


ENGLEWOOD  &  CHICAGO  ELECTRIC  RY. 

A  storage  battery  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1893.  In  December,  1895,  control  was 
•acquired  by  Isaao  L.  Rice  as  trustee.  Company  being  unable  to  sell 
Its  bonds  the  road  was  placed  in  hands  of  a  receiver  Jan.  20, 1897 
who  will  complete  the  construction  and  equipment.  Operation  ex 
pected  to  begin  by  April.  Receiver  Is  G.  Herbert  Condlct.  In  March 
1897,  receiver's  certificates  for  $325,000  were  authorized  to  pay  of 
liens  and  to  complete  road.  —V.  64,  p.  423. 

BONDHOLDERS'  COMMITTEE.— A.  S..Heidelbaoh,  8.  R.  Shipley,  J.  8 


GENERAL  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY.- 

ORQANIZATION— Incorporated  in  February,  1895,  with  authorized 
oapitalstock  of  $5,000,000.  In  January,  1896,  the  City  Council  passed 
an  ordinance  over  the  Mayor's  veto  granting  this  company  a  twt-nty-. 
year  franchise  for  a  system  of  lines  south  on  Dearborn  Street,  etc.,  and 
in  February,  1897,  additional  franchises  were  granted,  the  company  to 
pay  the  city  5  p.  o.  of  gross  for  second  five  years  of  franchise,  7^  p.  o. 
tor  third  five  years  and  10  p.  c.  for  last  five  years. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.   Oulstand'g.    Maturity. 

Stock,  $5,000,000  (par$100)      

1st  mtge., $3,000,000,  gold..   1896        AO  (li  19  IB 

The  road  wEl  extend  from  the  Post  Office  southward  for  29 
miles.  Construction  has  been  begun.  Love  Electric  Traction— "The 
road  of  the  General  Electric  Railway  will  be  built  by  the  Love 
Electric  Traction  Co.,  whose  stock  is  $10,000,000;  issued,  $6,000,000. 
No  bonds. 

General  Eltctric  Directors.— President,  8.  F.  Hawley;  A.  E.  Meaner, 
Simon  W.  Straus,  8.  J.  T.  Straus,  A.  G.  Welch,  Adolph  Traub,  S.  H. 
Trude.-V.  62,  p.  589 ;  V.  62,  p.  988. 

LAKE   STREET   ELEVATED  RAILROAD-- 

ORQANIZATION— Chartered  August  24, 1892.  Debt  had  been  mostly 
readjusted  under  plan  of  February,  1895  (in  V.  60,  p.  391),  by  which 
the  Northwestern  Elevated  RR.  Co.  guarantees  new  debenture  bonds. 
Operation  by  electricity  was  resumed  Sept.  20, 1896. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.   Interest.     Outstand'g.  Maturity,  etc. 

Stock,  par  $100 $10,000,000    

Gold  debentures;  p.  &  i.  >  1895     5  J  -  J         3,781,200    July  1,  1928 

guar.  by  N.  W.  El. J      Trustee,  Northern  Trust  Co.,  Chicago. 

Inc  deben.,  g.,  non-cum.,  >  1895    5  Feb.  1  945,300    July  1,  1928 

$500  &  $1^000  bonds. c.  S       Subject  to  call  at  101  on  any  Feb.  1. 
Bonds  not  assenting  to  plan  of  1895— 

l8(Se1e  text)*  Pr°te8tlng' £  1893    3<5>J-J  144,000    July  1, 1928 

Do  lie  gter  bonds  "(text)  1893  —  J-J  610,000  July  1, 1928 
Bills  payable  Dec.  31,'96 775,860  

Due  on  coupons  unpaid  (owned  in  interest  of  Columbia  Construction 
Co.)  $67,575  on  Dec.  31, 1896,  reduced  by  $65,000  during  the  year. 

Trustees  of  1st  mortgage  (see  V.  64,  p.  373),  Equitable  Trust  of 
Chicago  and  Am.  Trust  &  Savings  Bank,  Chicago.— V.  62,  p.  1087. 

Note.— The  total  issue  of  first  mortgage  bonds  was  $7,574,000,  ot 
whieh  in  April,  1897,  $934,000  had  not  assented  to  readjustment  plan 
of  1895.  Of  these  last  $104,000  were  in  the  treasury ,*rhile  $610.000 
held  by  Mr.  Zeigler  were  still  in  litigation  and  with  $76,000  others 
were  receiving  no  interest,  and  $144,000  additional  are  allowed 
to  receive  interest  at  3  per  cent  per  annum,  or  60  per  cent  of  tace  of 
coupons.  See  V.  62,  p.  233,  869,  908,  949.  Holders  of  first  mortgage 
bonds  who  assented  to  plan  received  in  exchange  for  their  principal 
60  per  cent  in  guaranteed  debentures  (total  issued  $3,944,400,  of 
which  $181,200  in  treasury ),  and  15  per  cent  in  incomes  (total  issue 
$986,120,  of  which  $45,320  in  treasury). 

Stock— In  May,  1896,  trust  certificates  representing  Lake  Street 
stock  for  $5,009,300  was  offered  to  stockholders  of  Columbia  Con- 
struction Co.  at  $18-90  a  share;  the  stock  itself  will  be  held  in  a  ten- 
year  voting  trust.— V.  62,  p.  908.  In  October,  1896,  it  was  reported 
that  the  Union  Elevated  RR.  controlled  35  per  cent  of  these  trust 
certificates,  thus  preventing  a  termination  of  the  trust,  as  the  consent 
of  80  per  cent  of  the  certificates  is  required. 

Bonds— The  gold  debentures  are  secured  by  deposit  of  the  old  bonds 
with  the  Northern  Tr.  Co.;  their  p.  and  1.  are  guaranteed  by  the  North- 
western Elevated  RR.  Co.  When  all  the  old  bonds  have  been  ex- 
changed, they  are  to  be  stamped  payable  as  to  principal  and  interest 
at  60  per  cent  of  their  face  value  and  reissued  In  exchange  for  the  deben 
tiires.  The  trust  deed  securing  the  mortgage  bonds  was  to  be  modified 
so  that  no  further  bonds  shall  be  issued  for  construction,  except  at 
par,  and  only  for  actual  cost  of  the  construction. 

ROAD— Owns  in  Chicago  a  double-track  elevated  railway.  Market 
Street  from  Madison  Street  to  Lake  Street,  thence  to  the  Western  city 
limits,  being  6  2-5  miles,  equal  to  14^4  miles  of  single  track.  Trains 
began  running  over  the  Loop  line  in  March,  1897. 

REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  Dec.  31.    Report  for  1896,  V.  64,  p.  177. 


1896. 


1895. 


Gross  $573,069  $517,305 

Oper.  exp 339,382    290,006 


1896.         1895. 

Taxes $12,278  $17,000 

Int.  on  bonds...   215,125  230,454 
Int.  onmiscel..     34,556      17,993 

Netrevenue..    $234,287  $227,299    Deficit $27,672    $38,148 

OFFICERS— President,  D.  H.  Louderback;  Vice-President,  A.  8.  Little- 
field;  Sec.  andTreas.  (May,  1897),  Howard  Abel,  444  North  Clark  Street 
Chlcago.-V.  63,  p.  154;  V.  64,  p.  134, 177,  373. 

METROPOLITAN  WEST  SIDE  ELEVATED 
RAILROAD— An  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  to  build  an  elevated  railway  in  Chicago, 
running  from  the  Board  of  Trade  Building  westerly  about  6  miles,  with 
branches;  the  total  length,  16-15  miles;  the  first  1-81  miles  are 
four  tracks,  the  rest  two  tracks,  making  total  double  track  miles  17-96  • 
The  road  is  operated  by  electricity.  See.  V.  58,  p.  866.  Right  of  way  is 
owned  in  fee  and  mortgaged  to  secure  the  bonds.  West  Side  Construc- 
tion Co.  turned  road  over  to  the  railroad  company  in  fall  of  1896.  V 
64,  p.  135.  There  are  55  motor  cars  and  125  passenger  cars. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


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RECElVERSHlP-On  Jan.  2O.  1896.  Dickinson  McAllUter  wag  ap- 
pointed Receiver.— V.  64,  p.  181.  In  February,  1897,  the  receiver  re- 
ported the  net  enrrent  liabilities  a*  $629,272,  Including  two  demand 
note*  doe  West  Side  Construction  Co.  for  $620,282. 

BONDHOLDERS'  COMMITTEE— r*.  P.  Olcott,  Chairman;  W.  O.  Oak- 
man  and  Samnel  Thome;  depositary.  Central  Trust  Co.,  New  York.— 
V.  64.  p.  287.  611.  Foreclosure  salt  ha*  been  filed. 

STOCK  4  BONOa—  Date.     Inltrett.     OtttMlaHirg.    Maturity,  etc. 

|at  mort.'     $15.000.000.  *' 1892    5g.~F-A       Ift'.OOOiooO    Aug.T,  "l942 

•old.  $1.000 c*r  j  Interest  payable  in  both  X.  Y.  and  Chicago. 

The  company  ha*  guaranteed  $5OO,OOO  series  A  bonds  of  the  Union 
Onaeelldattirt  Elevated,  which  see. 

OMBWIU- Flnt  mortgage  coupons  due  Aug.  1, 1896,  were  purchased 
by  the  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  and  are  held  uncanceled;  coupons  due 
rah.  1. 1897.  were  not  paid.— V.  63,  p.  31 0. 

Vet  earning*  for  the  year  1896  have  beea  reported  a*  $316,750;  In 
tercet  charge*  (on  $1O.OOO.OOO  bonds  the*  ootetandlngi.  $5OO,OOO. 

OFFICERS    PiMtdeait.  «e>»it  E.  Jenkins;  Beeretary  and  Treasurer,  j 
George  Hlgglnson.  Jr.— Y.  64.  p.  139. 181,  234,  287.  517,  610. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  STREET  RAILROAD- 
OROANIZATION—  Incorporated  under  the  law*  of  Illinois  In  1886  "  to 
construct,  lease,  purchase,  or  otherwise  acquire  hone,  dummy  and 
•tree*  riflreart*  In  Chicago  and  Cook  County.  Illinois."  It  controls  the 
earfaee  street  railroad  system  In  the  North  division  of  the  city  of  Chi 
•ago.  through  the  purchase  In  1886  of  2.5O1  shares  out  of  a  total  of 
5,000  share*  capital  stock  of  the  North  Chicago  City  Railway  Co..  said 
road  being  leased  for  999  yean  from  1886.  Freaeanee  99  yenr*  from 
Feb..  1865.  Annual  payment  to  city  for  electrical  franchise.  $1O.OOO ; 
ear  Ueenae,  $5O  per  ear  per  annum.  IS  trip*  per  day  to  a  ear. 

Dale         Intrrtil.      O*l*fat*a.   lot!  dlt.  «V. 
Q.— J     $6.600.000  A  pr.13.-W7.3S 
lat  mortgage  <*90O).  Ac.  >  1886     5     J-J       3.171.  OOO         19O6-9-16 
Seeteit.    Curresisy....  jTras.Flde'y  las.Tr.  A  Safe  Pep.  Co.  of  Phtla. 
Oertlneale**!. 000)  eofey.  1891     6    J-J          500.000       Jan..  19111 
Do     5-20s($  100)  etc.  .cur:  1895     6     J-J        1.26O.OOO         190&1913  ' 

ity  Jty.Ce.Moek SO     Q-J        See  text.        Apr.,  1897 

let  mort..  eor-oy(*l.oOO>.  1880     6     J-J          3OO.OOO     Julyl,19OO 
($9.500.000)  ear.  >  1897     44  M-N        2.3OO.OOO       Nov.1,1927 
:  r.A  S.Bk   { Subject  to  cell  at  any  time. 


ROAO-Run*  from  Chicago  &  North  Western  Ry.  station  north  to 
EUton  Avenue,  baring  5-68  miles  of  single  track.— V.  62,  p.  233.  414. 


NORTHERN  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY- 
ORQANIZATION— Chartered  In  1894  for  50  yean,    Capital  stock  l» 

9&O.OOO.    1st  mortgage  bonds  dated  lb'J4,  due  June  1, 1914,  $50,000; 

trustee,  Chicago  T.Ue  A  Trust  Co.    Owns  5  miles  of  track. 


[  ol  N.  <  'hi.  City  Uf.  Co.  not  owned  by  N.  Chi  St.  KK.  Co..  $249.- 
(par.  9100).  receive*  a*  anaual  rental  of  $3O  par  chare.    North 
>  City  stock  for  r^-VJ.  100  UowaeU  by  XorthChlaa«o  Street  RR. 
I*  C.  St.  H.R.  mortgag*  provide*  for  the  Ueulttg  (by  and 
of  the   tru.u»i    of    bond*  for  permanent    Im- 
,  la  amount  equal  to  70  per  cent  of  *aehtmproveti»enu.    To 
1897  there  had  been  U.wd  :    lMfe.1  July.  I880.  doe  19O«.$1.30O.OOOj 


NORTHWESTERN  ELEVATED  RR.-Under 
conatructlou. 

ORGANIZATION — Organized  In  1894.  As  to  prospects  of  construction 
see  Mr.  Londerbaek's  statement  In  the  report  of  the  North  Chicago 
Street  RR.  Co.  In  V.  64,  p.  176. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS—        Dale.    Interest.  Outttandlng.        Maturity. 

Stock.  $13.000,000 

1st  M.. $15,000,000 1894    5gF-A        Aug.  1,  1944 

Illinois  Trust  *  Sarlngs  Bank,  trustee. 

Ha*  guaranteed  the  debenture  bonds  of  the  Luke  Street  Elevated. 

Columbia  Outatntelion  Company.— Incorporated  with  a  capital  stock 
of  $2.000.000.  to  build  the  Northwestern  Elevated.  Stock  Increased 
to  $3,000,000  In  July,  1893. -V.  63,  p.  338. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  1896  no  financial  statement  was  presented — 
*r«  Y.  64,  p.  181.  The  President's  report  on  the  condition  of  the 
property  Dec.  81, 1895,  was  given  In  Y.  62,  p.  231,  and  his  xtatement 
of  August,  1896,  In  the  CiiROifiCLB  of  August  29.  Statement  of  Col- 
umbia Construction  Co.  as  of  Sept.  1. 1896,  was  given  In  V.  «:«,  p.  503. 
Bee  also  North  Chicago  Street  RR  report,  Y.  64,  p.  17P, 

ROAD— The  road  start*  at  the  Intersection  of  Wilson  and  Evanston 
avenues,  seven  mile*  from  the  Court  House,  and  will  have  5\  miles  of 
four-track  and  IVi  mile*  double-track.  In  April,  1897,  foundations 
about  all  In;  road  expected  to  be  completed  by  January,  1898. 

OFFICERS— President.  D.  II.  Louderback;  Vice-President,  C.  D. 
Ilotchkls* ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  Howard  AbcL— V.  62,  p.  23  I ;  Y. 
63,  p.  358.  503;  V.  64.  p.  770. 181. 

SOUTH  CHICAGO  CITY  RAILWAY  CO- 
ORAANIZATIOM — Incorporated  May  31,  1888.     Operates  two  line* 
from  Jackson  Park  to  lO6th  Street  and  the  Indiana  State  Line,    Ham- 
mond Whiting  A  East  Chicago  U  controlled  In  same  Interest. 

STOCK  A  BONO*—               Dal*.    /n«r*»<.  O»ttla-i<Fg.      Jfa/iirify. 

Stoca^MOVSooiMith.) $1,603.800     ...".. 

1st  mortgage,  currency  ...      189O    ft     J-J  5O.OOO    July  1.  HMO 

lstBMirt.t3.000.000.gold>       1893    3  g.A-O  1.513.OOO    Apr.  1,1913 


July.  18*9,  doe  1909.  •1.230.600;  Jan..  1896,  da* 

In  November.  1896.  the  ttaasary  held  the  following  addltloaal  band* 

[partly  It  u  soppoatd  pledged  tor  loan*]  North  Chicago  4V.  $«3O.OOO 

(stare  sold):  Horth  Chicago  Stlirt  KK.  5s  as  abor*  $738.0OO:  certifi- 

cate, of  Indebteda*:**  ef  1893.  $66».OOO.    All  payable  In  lawful  a»on«y 

•    A. 


•  1-H,,..,.-|,  .    ..•.,  K  ,.  T       Tr,...  • 

•ago  "By atom."    la  January.  ISM. 
bonds  (a*e  guarantee  V.  62.  p.  414)  and 
part  paymeet  of  extra  dividend*.- Y.  62,  p.  41 

)  ef  the  Evaaeten  Kleetrle  are  guaranteed. 

reef  stock   for  $1.100,000  wee  U*ned   In 
f.  1896,  ef  whleh  $6oAOOO  tor  part  payment  of  extra  dividend 
ed  to  neakheldar*  at  par. -See  V.  62.  p.  41. 

II  for  ISM.    1S01.  ISM.  1893.  1894.  1895.  1896.      1897. 
>          6%       •        11%     IS       12       IS     Below.    Below. 
In  1*96,  IS  p.  e.  In  cash.  aad2O  p.  e.  extra,  10  p.  e.  In  stock  and  1O 
».  e.  In  $  p.  e.  eertlSeatai  of  IMiMiteiu.    See  T.  92.  p.  183.    In  1897, 
Jaaaary.  8  par  cent;  April.  S  per  cent. 

iJaa.1.1896.      JrUee,  I  HaM, 

17      I  Eteetrie  troUey M 

:  underground. 1-751  — 

3       \    Total  track  operated 85-75 

ANNUAL   REPORT-iT*eaJ  year  end*  December  31.    Report  for  1898 
was  in  Y.  64.  p.  176,  and  gave  t**~ *"jT  M  follows: 

r*ar  «»•««*  Dsr.  31-  ISM.  UM  '-•! 

Oros.  earalags $3411.710          fI.71W.4lr7  {3,363.618 

Veteanrtag*... $1.319>S*  $1.4weMM  $1.218.292 

-atal.  taxes,  ete. 524.231  465.648 

Dividends  paid. (1«%>758^O1    (12%1  659.92S    (12%)  699.913 

$337.206  $93.731 

•094JS1  $1,397,076 

W.  F.  Fnrbeek  : 
Agent.  John  M. 
Helm.- V.  04.  p.  I  TO,  234. 

NORTH   CHICAGO  STREET   RR.  SYSTEM. 
-EVASSTON  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY.— 

ORI)  1 1  ill  il  mil    niminhni  la  1896.    Operated  IB  connection  with 

S%  mllee  >d»w>l*  track).     Stock,  f  1.OOO.OOO. 
to  tar  $l,Mm*9O  for  •  per  eeat  Ont.  r.  *  A.)  eorreney  bond* 
AM-  1.  1916;  !•*•*«  $300.000.  guaranteed  by  the  North 
Street  Railroad.- Y.  $3,  p.  5C4. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  STREET  RR.  SYSTEM.- 
NORTII  MIJE  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 


_8TOCK 
•toek. 


Oat*.       InlmH.     OMtofaH/fin 


.  .. 

l*t  X.  mr.  ga.  p.  A  I  .  i    !•>•• 
(«a  1  .  1  by  XVchJcRB.  <  Traale 


.  IlllnoU  Tr 


faH/fino. 
$1^00.000 


199.000    Nov.  1.  1913 
A  Saving*  Bk  ,  Chicago. 
U  payable  at  Chicago  office  or  the  fiscal  agency.    Tbe  flnt 
provide*  for  the  bane  up  to  $1.500.000  at  not  exceeding  the 
Ireettoni  farther  beade  cm  be  Issued  at  73  per  cent  of 
•ad  Improvements.   (Se*  guarantee  V.  62,  p.  414.) 


•«  BB*T1»  ^i»,WV,WWt  gVIU  t  lOPP       i»  R.A-^  IMlOffW      a|PI.    1  ,   I  V  i  O 

$1,OOO >  Int.  at  Illinois  Tr.  A  8av.  Bk..  Trustee,  Chic. 

In  November,  1896.  S5OO.OOO  additional  stock  wa*  author  sed 
making  total  $2,OOO,OOO. 

ROAD— Own*  34  mile*  of  track  In  Chicago  and  controls  me  Urand 
Croeatng  *  Windsor  Park  RR.  Co..  S  miles;  total  Deo..  '96.  37  miles- 
Rail*  73  and  89  In*.  Hammond  Whiting  A  E.  C.  Electric  give*  a  line  to 
the  various  Indiana  race  tracks  and  makes  a  direct  route  of  14  mile* 
from  63d  SI  and  Madison  Ave..  Chicago,  to  Hammond,  Ind. 

OFFICER*— Preetaaat,  D.  F.Cameron;  Vice- President.  V.  Shaw  Ken- 
nedy: Secretary.  Treasurer.  O.  8.  OaUber.-V.  $3.  p.  795.  970. 

SOUTH  SIDE  ELEVATED  RR.-C'ALLKY  ELE- 
VATED")-A  steam  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Formed  January,  1897,  to  succeed  the  Chicago  A 
Booth  Bide  R.  T.  RR.  (we  rum  V.  63,  p.  1158).  which  wa*  sold  In  fore- 
closure Sept.  16.  ISM;  the  $7.500.000  old  first  mortgage  9*  were  to 
receive  100  per  eent  In  new  stock;  extension  5*  f»r  $3,000,000  to 
receive  60  per  eeat  In  stock;  over  doe  Interest  on  each  l**ue  to  receive 
same  per  cent*  a*  principal. 

ROAO— Owns  elevated  road  In  operation  In  Chicago  upon  a  purchased 
right  ef  way  from  Coagres*  Street  to  Jackson  Park.  8-56  mile*  of 
doable  and  triple  track;  total  track  eald  to  be  18  62  mile*.  Electricity 
I*  to  be  Introduced  a*  motive  power,  and  It  U  estimated  the  cost  of  the 
change  will  he  about  $1.0OO.OOO. 

Dole,    lit  Ural.   Outitandina.     Maturity. 
$10,323.800    

1897         4><  750,000  19O7 

BWMfe-Of  the  $1.900.000  authorised  In  April.  1897,  $750.OOO  are  to 
be  held  tor  fetore  lmpl»T»m«ej»  and  addltlone-See  V.  64.  p.  843. 

It  to  aadsnUiml.  however,  that  a  movement  I*  on  fool  to  consolidate 
the  elerated  read*  of  CMeag*  wader  oae  m»nag"m""«- 

ANNUAL  REPORT— The  annual  report  of  old  Chicago  A  South  Side 
Rapid  Transit  for  1896  wee  In  V.  64,  p.  177,  showing  earning*  a* 
follows.  No  Interest  wa*  paid  la  1899  or  1896. 

1896.         1895.     I  1896.         1895. 

.....$672.086  $7 10.457  |  Op. ex.  Ataxe*.$497.1O5  $560,884 

Oro<i*reeelpt*.$704.640  $744.167  I  Special  exp..l>10l',626      ....'.... 
OFFICERS  (Feb.,  1897)-Pre«I.Jent.  Leslie    Carter;  Vice-President 
William  Fleming;  Secretary  and  Treeeurer.  J.  H.  Glade.    Office,  47 
Congress  St.,  Chicago  -V.  64.  p.  41, 1 77. 180, 665,  708,  843. 

SUBURBAN    RAILOAD- 

OROANIZATION— The  Snbnrban  leane*  (for  5O  yean)  the  Chicago 
Harlem  A  Batavla  and  Chicago  A  Southwestern  roads  (constituting 
the  Chicago  A  Northern  Pacific  suhnrbau  lines),  running  to  Harlem 
race  track,  Anstln.  Rldgelsml.  Oak  Park,  etc.;  these  lines  are 
equipped  and  are  to  be  operated  by  electricity  probably  by  June, 
1897.  They  Include  13  miles  of  track,  of  which  9  miles  double  and 
4  mile*  single.  New  line*  from  West  48th  St.,  Chicago,  through 
Cicero,  Oroeadale,  La  Orange,  etc.,  have  been  built. 

ROAD.— The  company  expect*  to  have  about  27  mile*  of  double-track 
road  completed  on  or  before  July  1, 1897. 

STOCK  A  BONDS-          Dale.      iHtereit.     £*<•<•"£&      J/«'«r«». 

."I'K-k    C125OOIM  $l,2M),OOO     

t*tM.'.$3,000,000,gold.U89o       6g.  M-S         1.25O.OOO     Mar.  2.  1016 
i  Trustee  I*  Chicago  Title  A  Trust  Co. 

OFFICERS— President,  C.  H.  CroMtto;  Secretary,  Homer  K.  ffalpln. 
Road  operated  by  Naugle,  Uoloomb  A  Co.,  335  Dearborn  St,  Chicago. 


23 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


UNION    ELEVATED    RAILROAD- 

ORQANlZATiON-Inoorporated  Nov.  22,  1894,  to  build  a  loop  road 
connecting  the  elevated  roads  with  business  centre  of  city. 

<5Ttv-K  A.  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.    Oiitstand'g.       Maturity. 

SUwlk  #5000000  $5,000,OOO    

iKtM.'.  »5.000,000,'goid....      1895    5g.  A-O      3.5OO.OOO    Oct.  1, 1945 

RENTAL— The  loop  will  be  used  by  the  four  elevated  railroad  com- 
putes, viz.:  South  Side  Elevated  BR.  Co.,  Lake  Street  Elevated 
BR.  Co..  Northwestern  Elevated  RR.  Co.  and  the  Metropolitan 
Elevated  RR.  Co.,  which  are  to  pay  as  rental  respectively  au  amount 
proportionate  to  the  number  of  passengers  carried  by  each  on  the 
loop,  with  a  minimum  aggregate  rental  for  the  four  companies  upon 
•completion  of  loop  equal  at  least  to  the  amount  of  Interest  charges, 
taxes,  expense*  of  operation  aud  maintenance  of  the  lessor  company. 

ROAD— Route  of  loop  Is  on  Fifth  Avenue  from  Lake  to  Van  Btiren 
Street,  thence  east  on  Van  Burcn  Stiect  to  Wabash  Avenue,  thcnee 
north  on  Wabash  Avenue  to  Lake  Street,  using  the  Lake  Street 
Elevated  on  Lake  Street.  The  loop  will  be  2>4  miles  in  length,  and 
•was  partly  in  operation  In  May,  1897.  V.  62,  p.  94,  321,  553 ;  V.  63, 
p.  602. 

UNION  CONSOLIDATED  ELEVATED  RR.- 

ORQANIZATION— Formed  in  1896  to  build  from  Union  Elevated  at 
5th  Ave.  west  to  Market  St.;  thence  to  the  Metropolitan  W.  S.  El  (this 
branch  covered  by  the  series  "A"  bonds  for  $500,000),  and,  if  desired 
from  Van  Buren  and  Market  Sts.  across  the  Chicago  River  to  the 
Metropolitan  tracks  (this  branch  to  be  covered  by  series  "  B"  bonds 
tor  $500,000).  Series  "A"  bonds  are  guaranteed  principal  and  inter- 
««t  by  the  Met.  W.  S.  Elevated.  Series  "  B"  have  not  been  issued. 
One  mortgage  secures  both  Issues. 

BONDS—  D*te-         Int-         Outstand'g.     Maturity. 

Series -A"  1st  mort.,  gold,)  1896     5  g  M-N     $500.000     Nov.  1, 1936 

gu.  p.  &  I.  by  Met  W.8.E1.  J  Trustee,G.8herman,V.-P't,Cen.Tr.Co.,N.Y 

—V.  63,  p.  602, 1065. 

•WEST  CHICAGO  STREET  RAILROAD- 

ORQANIZATION— Incorporated  in  1887  under  laws  of  Illinois. 

LEASES.— Control  of  ttte  OHi.  W.  Din.  Ry.  (98  miles]  track)  was  ac- 
quired through  purchase  of  a  majority  of  its  shares  (6,251)  of  capital 
stook,  and  the  road  leased  for  999  years  at  an  annual  rental  of  $35  per 
share,  the  principal  and  Interest  of  its  bonds  being  assumed.  Of  tha 
Chicago  J'assenger  Ry.  Co.  (34  miles  track)  stock,  the  Chi.  W.  Div.  Ry. 
Co.  owns  a  majority,  and  the  road  is  leased  to  the  West  Chicago  Street 
RR.  The  West  Chicago  St.  RR.  Co.  agrees  to  pay  5  per  cent  a  year 
on  capital  stock  of  the  Passenger  Ry.  Co.  and  to  guarantee  its  fixed 
charges.  Leases  Cicero  &  Proviso  St.  Ry.  (from  May  1,  1896,)  and 
Ogden  St.  Ry. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.     Interest.    Outsland'g.    Last  din.,  <te. 

Btock,$aO,000,OOO($100).  text.          Q.-F.  $13,189,000  May  15 '97,1  »a 
1st    mortgage,    $4,100,5    18885     M.-N.      3.969,000  May    1,1928 

000,  $1,000.  8.  f o  ( Trustee,  IlliniosTr.  &  Sav'gs  Bank,  Chicaso. 

n«hAnt,,™«   *i  ooo       „•  J 1894  6     J.  -  D.         700,000  Dec.    1,  1914 
Debentures,  $1.000.. ..o  J  Sabject  to  call  at  par  June  1, 19OO. 
Consul.  M.,  $12,500,000g.  ( 1896  5g.  M.-N.       6,000,000  Nov.  1,  1936 

($1,OOO  each) o'l  Trustee,  Cent.  Tr.  Co.,>'.  Y.  &  G.  Sherman. 

W.  Ch.  8t.RR.Tun.Co.lst<    1889  5      F. -A.    $1,500,000  Feb.   1,  1909 

guar.  p.  <fe  i end.  o.  <  Trustee,  Illinois  Tr.  &  Sav'gs  Bank,  Chicago. 

Power  house  mortgages.1888-9     5  p.  c.  204,000        1928-9 

Chi.  «v.  D.  Ry. Co. st'k  100 $35Q.-J.2o     See  text.  July  20, 1896 

Note  sec'd  by  trust  deed.  1886  5      30,000         

Isc  mort.  4HiS,  ($!,( OO)..  1892  4i»J.-J.  4.040,000  July  1,  1932 
Chlo.  Pass.  Ry.  Co.  stock 5  2,000,000  

1  st  mortgage,  cur 1885  6      F.-A.          400,000  Aug.  1,   1903 

Con.  M.,  $1,OOO,OOO 1889  6     J.-D.          600,000  June  1.  1929 

Bonds  of  '96.  $1,000,000  1896    1,000,000          

Chicago  Electric  Transit,  etc.,  1 

Chicago  &  Jefferson  Urban  Transit,  | 

North  Chicago  Electric,  t  See  these  companies  below. 

Cicero  &  Proviso  St.  Ry. 

Oirden  St.  Ry. 

Interest  Is  payable  at  company's  office. 

Bond*.— Of  the  $12,500,000  consols  under  the  mortgage  of  Novem- 
ber, 1896,  $3,969,000  can  be  issued  only  on  retirement  of  an  equal 
amount  of  the  outstanding  first  mortgage  5s,  and  $2,500,000  for  im- 
provements and  extensions  at  75  per  cent  of  the  cost  thereof.  In  Feb- 
ruary, 1897,  a  sale  of  $6,000,000  of  the  consols  was  made  to  a  syndi- 
cate; the  proceeds  were  used  to  retire  $2,000,000  debentures  in 
April  28, 1897,  and  the  floating  debt,  and  bonds  are  reserved  to  retire 
the  $7OO,OOO  debentures  subject  to  call  In  1900.  See  V.  64,  p.  176 
333,  472. 

Stock.— The  authorized  stock  was  $10,000,000,  but  the  stockholders 
Jan.,  1893,  authorized  an  Increase  to  $20,000,000.  In  accordance  with 
this  additional  Issues  were  made— April.  1, 1893,  $1,000,000;  Aug.  1, 
1893,  $1,100,000,  and  Nov.,  1893,  $1,089,000. 

Chicago  West  Division  Stock  is  $1,250,000,  of  which  $625,100  Is  owned 
by  the  West  Chicago  Street  Co.,  the  remainder  ($624,900)  being  guar- 
anteed 35  per  cent  y%arly  under  the  lease.  Chicago  Passenger  Railway 
«tock  Is  $2,000,000,  having  been  increased  from  $1,000,000  in  1896. 
The  West  Chicago  St.  RR.Co.  guarantees,  under  operating  contract, 
5  p.  o.  on  original  $1,000,000  stook,  of  which  $730,000  is  owned  by 
Weit  Chicago,  as  Is  also  $730,000  of  the  Issue  of  1896. 

DIVIDENDS— >  1888.  1890.   1891.  1892.  1893.  1894.  1895  to  May '97 
percent..}     5          5          6        7>4        9        9          6perann. 

ROAD.— In  Feb.,1897,  owned  72-7  miles  track  and  leased!86-32  miles 
operated  as  follows :   Cable  30-42  miles;  electricity  222  miles;  horses! 
4)-6  miles.    Jan.  1, 1895,  there  were  151  miles  operated  with  horses. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  Dee.  31.  Report  for  1896  was  In 
V.  64,  p.  177.  The  statement  of  operations  for  the  year  is  given  below. 

Tears  ending  Dec.  31—  1896.  1895.  1894 

«ro»searnlng $4,018,948       $4,201,477       $4,181237 

nn.r.t.1...,  ~*™>^.  2  267  196         2  518  627 


1805. 
$791,340 


1894. 
$1,184,298 


...................      ,, 

Operating  expenses  ............  2,138,378 


Net  earning!  ................  $1,880,570  $1,934,281  $1,662  610 

S2n±lJE£S?rOIMll!  ..........    $493,408  *  $490,500  *  $490  500 

O°nPOJ>  intenot  .................      241,800  241,813  240862 

Other  Interest  and  tare.  ........      28o!907  169>02  128,109 

Balance  Tor  «v*4enfl!  ..........    $864,455  $1,032,266  $803.139 


Yrnn  ending  Dec.  31—  1896. 

Dividends  paid..- $791,340 

liulance...  sur.$73,115    snr.$240.926  def.$381,159 

Total  surplus  Dec.  31 $1,795,733       $1,722,619       $1,481,693 

OFFICERS. — President,  C.  T.  Yerkes;  Sec.  and  Treas.,  L.  S.  Owsley; 
Puroh.  Agent,  E.  A.  Blodgett.— V.  64,  p.  176,  288.  333,  4C4,  472. 

WEST  CHICAGO  STREET  RR.  SYSTEM- 
CHICAGO  ELECTRIC  TRAN9IT-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION -Chartered  in  1894.  Owns  valuable  franchises  run 
nlngfor  20  years  on  about  40  miles  of  streets  iu  northwest  Chicago 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.    Oulslnmln  i.  itlurity. 

Stock • $1,500,000        ... 

l8tM.,gu.seetext,noopt'n     1894     6  F-A  986.0OO     AUK.  1.  1914 

Interest  is  payable  atoltlce  of  trustee,  the  Illinois  Tr.  At  Savings  liauk, 

Bonds— The  mortgage  provides  for  the  issue  of  $2.OOO,000  bonds  at 
not  exceeding  the  cost  of  improvements,  extensions,  etc..  iiml  for 
additional  bonds  at  not  above  75  per  cent  such  cost.  Of  the  $850,000 
issued  to  Aug.,  1896.  $700.000  lire  guaranteed  by  the  West  Chicago 
Street  RR.  and  $150,000  by  the.  North  Chicago  Stieet  KR.  To  May, 
1897,  an  additional  $136,000  were  issued  for  an  extension  to  Irving 
Boulevard,  etc. 

ROAD — Owns  18-46  miles  of  track  on  9-23  miles  of  street — a  double- 
tracked  paved  electric  road  on  Elston  Avenue  and  Belmont  Avenue. 
Owns  eight  acres  of  real  estate  for  car  bi'.rns,  aud  will  furnish  power 
for  itself  and  for  other  lines. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1896,  gross,  $223,141;  net, 
$96,683;  charges,  $51,668;  bal.,  surplus  for  year,  $45,015.  In  18!>5, 
gross,  $111,521;  net,  $48,978;  charges,  $13,986. 

"WEST  CHICAGO  STREET  RY.  SYSTEM- 
CHICAGO  &  JEFFERSON  URBAN  TRANSIT.— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Obtained  a  franchise  in  April,  1892,  for  an  electric 
road  from  Monroe  and  Canal  streets  along  Monroe,  Morgan,  Fulton, 
Ashland  Avenue.  Fulton  Street.  Western  Avenue,  etc.  Began  opera- 
tion March  9, 1896.  Road  belongs  to  system  of  West  Chicago  Street 
Ry.,wliichguarantee8the  bonds.  Stock  $2,000,000.  See  V.  61,  p.  516. 

STOCK  &  BONDS.  Date.    Inter* St.     Outstanding.        Maturity. 


Stock  $2,000,000 $2,000.000 

IstM.,  guar.  p.andi.,West>  1895       6  M-N  206,000    Nov.  1,  1915 

Chicago  Street  Ry $  Interest  at  Chicago  office. 

The  first  mortgage  Is  for  $2,000,000,  but  additional  bonds  may  be 
issued  for  extensions,  etc.  Trustee,  Illinois  Trust  &  Savings  Bank. 

ROAD— Owns  7'7  miles  of  track  on  Fulton,  Morgan  and  Monroe 
streets.  President,  Le  Gran dW.  Perce.— V.  61,  p.  516 

WEST  CHICAGO  STREET  RY.  SYSTEM- 
CICERO  &  PROVISO  STREET  RAILWAY.— Au  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Leased  from  May  1,1896,  to  the  West  Chicago  Street 
RR.  for  net  earnings,  but  the  bonds  are  guaranteed.— V.  64,  p.  176. 

STOCK  &  BONDS.  Interest.  Outstanding.  Maturity. 

Capital  stock  (par  $1001 $2,500,000  

1st  mortgage,  1889 6  MAN  604,000  Nov.  1,1904 

Consol.  M.,  $2,500,000,  >  5g.M  &  N  1,239,000  May  1,1915 

1895,  g.,$l,000,gu.,end.  5      Trustee,  Illinois  Trust  <fe  Savings  Bank. 

Interest  on  1st  mortgage  at  Farmers'  Loan  <fe  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  City. 

Sonds—Ot  the  consols  of  1895  sufficient  are  reserved  to  retire  the 
outstanding  firsts.  The  consols  are  endorsed  with  the  guarantee  of 
the  West  Chicago  Street  RR. 

ROAD— Operates  37-66  miles  of  track.  It  starts  at  West  40th  St. 
and  W.  Madison  St.  in  the  City  of  Chicago,  and  passes  through  More- 
land,  Austin,  May  wood,  etc.— V.  63,  p.  1062. 

WEST  CHICAGO  STREET  RR.  SYSTEM- 
NORTH  CHICAGO  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC  — Leases  Chicago  North  Shore  St.  Ry.  until 
1944  at  6  per  cent  on  $050,000  stock  and  6  per  cent  interest  on 
$075,000  bonds. 

STOCK  &  BONDS.  Date.    Interest.    Outstand'o.    Maturity. 

Stock $2,000,000    .'... 

1st  M.,  $1,000,000  (not  sub- >   1894    «  F  -  A          466,000    Aug.  1, 1914 

ject  to  call),  gu.  p.  &  1.  end.  $  Int.  at  Illinois  Trust  (trustee),  Chicago. 

The  bonds  are  guaranteed,  $286,000  by  North  Chicago  $180,000 
by  West  Chicago  Street  RR. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Deo.  31,  1896,  gross,  $309,481;  net, 
$160,430;  charges,  $105,812;  balance  surplus  for  year,  $54,618.  In 
1895  surplus  over  charges  $38,370.  Company  has  no  power  plant. 
In  1896  carried  6,189,000  passengers  against  4,267,493  In  1895. 

ROAD — Owns  double  track,  paved,  electric  road  on  Lincoln  Avenue, 
from  the  terminus  of  the  North  Chicago  Street  Ry.  Co.'s  c*ble  line  at 
Lincoln  and  Wrightwood  Avenues  to  North  59th  Street;  also  on  Mil- 
waukee Avenue,  from  the  terminus  of  the  West  Chicago  Street  Ry. 
Co.'s  cable  line  at  Armitaee  Ave.  to  Lawrence  Ave.,  6-75  miles  in  length. 

WEST  CHICAGO  STREET  RY.  SYSTEM- 
OGDEN  STREET  RAILWAY— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  Oct.  1,  1891,  and  secured  franchises 
covering  about  24  miles  of  street  in  Chicago,  Cicero  and  Lyons,  pass- 
Ing  the  towns  of  Hawthorne,  Morton  Park,  Clyde,  La  Vergne,  Berwyn, 
and  Riverside.  Leased  to  West  Chicago  Stteet  Railway. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—       Date.  Interest.      Outstaiuliny.  Maturity. 

Stock,$2,OOO,000($100) $-2,OOO,OOO         

IstM  ($1,500,000....    1896  6  M-N  Feb.,'97,none  May  1, 1916 

Interest  is  guaranteed  by  West  Chicago  Street  Riilway. 

Mortgage  Trustee  is  Illinois  Trust  &  Savings  Bank.    The  deed  au 
thorlzes  the  issue  of  bonds  for  $1,500,000  and  additional  amounts  [but 
not  in  excess  of  $2,000,000],  only  for  75  per  cent  of  cost  of  construc- 
tion and  equipment. 

ROAD— In  February,  1897,  owned  18-65  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS— President,  Henry  G.  Foreman;  Vice-President,  J.  Charles 
Moore;  Secretary,  P.  H.  Gray;  Treasurer,  Louis  S.  Owsley;  Offices, 
Equitable  Building,  Chicag  i.  111.— V.  62,  p.  779. 


STREET     RAILWAYS. 


29 


WEST  CHICAGO  STREET  RAIL-WAY  SYS- 
TEM-CHICAGO NORTH  SHORE  STREET  RY.- An  electric  road. 
Lssisort  la  1894  for  50  ytars  to  North  Chicago  Electric  Ry. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—  Art*.  Interest.  Outstanfg.  Lastdit..etc. 

Capital  Mock.6p.e-gnar 6  Q.— J.  965O.OOO  Jan.. '97. l«s«i 

1st  M.,  »1, 500,000,  g..  >  1894  6g.  A-O  675.0OO  Apr.  1.  1912 

guar.  p.  *  I.  ie»d)  .e'  (  SnbJ.  to  call  at  105  any  Apr.  1  after  1905 

The  bonds  guaranteed  by  endorsement  by  the  North  Chicago  Electric 
Rail  war,  and  the  stock  guaranteed  6  per  cent  per  annum  by  the  same 
•ompany .  are  limed  on  the  Chicago  Stock  Exchange. 

Interest  la  paid  In  New  York  by  Chase  Nat.  Bank  and  In  Chicago  at 
Illinois  Trust  A  Savings  Bank,  Trustee. 

ROAD  -Own*  74  miles  doable  track;  trackage  No.  Chlo.  St.  RR.  14 
•lies;  total  troth  operated  18  miles.  President.  J.  L.  Cot-bran;  Vlee- 
FresL,  C.  D.  Botehklu;  Seey.  and  Treas..  Howard  AbeL, 

CINCINNATI.  OHIO. 

l-..i-1-nTi.iji  189O  WAS  296.UO8;  is  188O  WAS  235,139; 
ix  1870  WAS  216.239. 

CINCINNATI  NEWPORT  &  COVINGTON.- 
•eeCOVlM.Tii.N.  KV. 


CINCINNATI  STREET  RY.  -Electric  and  sable  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  June  21.  1980.  and  In  1896  purchased 
Ml.  Adams  *  Eden  Park  and  Mt.  Anburn  roads,  assuming  their  bonds. 

STOCK  it  BOMOS—  f*r-     Interest.  Ottlstanfg.      l.eut  dit..  ft. 

Stock   |»1*.OOO.OUO|  .......   50       5y.-J.    915,000.000  Apr.  1,  -97,1V,, 

•0«M  ASSCNKD  BY  ClUCIMXATI  STRUT  RAILWAY. 


Kllgoor  M.  (asommed).  sjnr.  . 
Mt.  Adaau  A  Eden  Park  lu- 


4J.-J. 


823.0OO 


July,  1900 


r.IRr  bond, 

,,„:•,,,.... 


Oct.,  1900 
Oct.,  19O5 


R'./        8*4     1887     5J-D    9200.OOO    Jnne,  1907 
.  e-  >  Interent  at  Chemical  Nat.  Bank,  X.  T.  City. 


i-..     ..        6A.-O.  50.000 

y  .    ..      6*.-o.      100.000 

•ortg-cBrreaev.     .         5  M.-8.         515.5OO  Meh..l9O6 

I  Is  payable  at  First  National  Bank.  Cincinnati. 
Mt   Auburn  Cable  K< 
1st  M.  BMU 

a*H*-Tbtat  authorised  stock.  91S.OOO.OOO,  having  been  Increased 
from  911  000*00  In  August,  1896.  for  purchase  of  ML  Adams  sV 
Eden  Park  and  Mt.  Auburn  Cable  roads  and  for  eitonotoas.— V.  63,  p 
199.  Unissued  Has*  to  be  used  for  hBDroveatents  and  extensions.— 
V.  64.  p  610. 

DIVIDENDS— For  many  yean  dividends  at  tbe  rate  of  5  per  eeat  per 
have  been  paid.    la  1896.  Jan..  1««  per  eeat;   July,  1*4  P- e.; 
Oet.  lit  p.  c.;  In  1897.  Jan.,  lit  p.  e.;  April.  1<«  p.  e. 
ROAD-Company    la    1896.   operated    160   miles  of    track    IB  the 
of  Oaetaaarl.  Ohio,  eiteadlng  also  to  adjoiatag  suburbs.   The 
i  BUI  Electric  8t  RR.  7  mllos  long,  was  opened  la  1896. 

Mites  i  Miles. 

i  llae  (trolley) 158   Total  track  operated 182 

i  line  (cable) 24  I  Weight  of  ralU7S  to  95  Ibs. 

Omctft*-  President  and  General  Manager.  John  KUgour,  Secretary 
~  Assistant  Gen.  Maa..  James  A.  Collins;  Treas.,  R.  A.  Dunlsp; 
eh.  Agent,  A.  G.  Starr. 
OMCCTOM  (Illltll  18»6)-Joha  Kllgour.  Matthew  Kyaa.  George 
" ,  George  K.  Btoae,  frank  J.  Jones.  Hat,  Hanshmsa  Davis  aad 
i  R.  Barton.— V.  98.  p.  188;  V.  64.  p.  610. 

CINCINNATI      INCLINED     PLANE     RAIL- 
W  A  Y-A  trolley  road  aa«  lad laenlaae  sable. 
RcccivtMHt»-Oot.  IS.  1895.  Brent  Araold  was  appointed  receiver 
•rigmfs  OommlilM.-JohM  Stttaa  (Chairman),  George 
Mason  aad  Alex.  P.  llnmparer ;   depositary.  Fidelity  Trust  * 
r  Vault  Co.,  Louisville.  Ky.    mttltntlmtrt'   CommUlee.— Columbia 
I  *  Trust  Co..  Louisville.  Ky.,  will  reoelve  deposits, 
brought  by  City  of  Cincinnati  to  rrmove  tracks   at   foot  of 
tatl  dates  the  eompaay  bad  no  right  to  lame 

.  as  they  pn d  BO  vested  right  or  charter  slvlng  thorn  the 

of  the  streets  after  a  eortala  date.    Judge  Baa*  sustained  this 
i  <>f  the  city,  aad  liaMia  was  imaiiaH  by  U.  8.  Batumi  Court 
I  Doa.,  1896.  but  a  d i  months'  stay  was  granted  Dee.  19,  1896.  pror 
t  the  teartag  up  of  the  tracks,  aad  appUeaUoa  has  been  made 
tor  a  BOW  charter.    Bee  V.  8S.  p.  988;  V.  9*.  p.  651. 1114;  V.  64.  p.  799 
STOCKS  4  BONOS-  Pur.  Dmst,     Int.  Outssmnfg.  Maturity. 

^OOauta.)     .»100    9575.000  " 

)autb) 100    ....    6A-0     150.000  .. 

e*    7J-J    125.000  July.  1899 

I  aMttma.  $150,000 1891  6  A-O    Boetest     ....... 

»•  BU9BOO.OOO e-    ....  1994  6J-J    975.000  Jan..  1914 

-The  preferred  stock  U  seeured  by  a  aoeoad   mortgage   for 
9150.000  oa  the  eompaay-s  property,  dated  1891.  Interest  6  per  cent. 

ROAO-Owned  la  August,  1890.  16  miles  of  track  la  city  of  Clnoia- 
aatl.of  which  1.920  feet  to  laeUaod  piaaeoablo;  reesalader  electric. 
-T.  68,  p.  651,  1 1 14;  V.  64.  p.  799. 


CLEVELAND.  OHIO. 

189O  WAS  261^93;  Of  1880  WAS  160,146: 
IK  1870  WAS  92.829. 

CLEVELAND  CITY    RAILWA  Y-Aoableroad 
ORCASIZATION  -Chartered  In  1893.   Is  known  as  the  "  Little  Consoll- 
In  1899  osBODUditlen  with  the  a*reland  Beetrto  Ry.  was 


Cler«  -  Ry)     18M     5g.  J.-J.          2.OOO.OOU    July  1,1909 

gold  91  ,000  e.*r.  1st  M  {  Traetee  to  Oavtral  Tr«a«  Co..  Hew  York. 


to  An(.  31.  8  months,  gross,  9762,634  la  1896; 
•9M.188  In  18*5.  Por  yean  ending  Doe.  II  earnings  bare  been  : 

T'tr  great.  JTat  IntrrtfL  Bal..*ur. 

I**B  .»!.  060.229  9458.772  91O9.116  9349.656 

>W4  ...  923.551  366.113  1>1^6»  2:*4,544 

DiviotNO-Ulrldendsof  4  par  eeat  annually  bare  been  paid,  hut  In 
1996  paid  t  p.  e.;  In  1*97.  April.  % 


ROAD— The  company  operates  84  tulles  of  track  In  tbe  city  of  Cleve- 
land and  suburbs  on  11  miles  of  streets,  extending  6  miles  east  and 
west  of  city  limits.  Weight  of  rails  82  and  98  IDS. 

OFFICERS— President,  M.  A.  Hanua;  Vice-President.  F.  De  H.  Rob- 
Ison ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  J.  B.  Hauua.— V.  62,  p.  363. 


CLEVELAND    ELECTRIC    RAILWAY- 

ORQANIZATION— Known  as  the  "  Big  Consolidated."  Consolidation 
of  the  Cleveland  Electric  and  Cleveland  City  has  been  decided  upon, 
but  terms  not  known  in  February,  1897. — V.  62,  p.  363. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.  Inttrttt.  Outflnnd'g.  Last  din.,  etc. 
Stock  ($100) Q.-J.  $12,000,000  Apr.5, '97,%% 

Road*  astitmrd—  5  1892    5     M-8       l.OOO.OOO    March.   191O 

E.  Clev.RR.  lstM.(91.0OO)  j  Interest  at  Central  Trust  Co..  New  York. 
Brooklyn  dt.  1st  81,000...     1883    6     M-S         3OO.OOO    Sept.  1, 1903 

do  niort.  1890 91,000...      1890    6     M-S          30O.OOO    Sept.  1,  1903 

South  Sld«  1  fit  *1  000          51888    6     M-8          300.OOO    Sept.  1, 1903 

*1'000 Unt.  1 .1  Phlla.  at  Fidelity  Ins.  Tr.  4  Safe  Dep. 

Cleveland  Electric  Ky.— 

Con  M  («1000>irold  c-ArJ  1893    5K-M-S      1,850,000    Mcli.  1,1913 
"  \  Int.  at  tntstee.  Central  Trust  Co.,N.  Y.City. 

DIVIDENDS— The  quarterly  dividend  was  passed  in  January,  1896, 
owing  to  large  payments  for  improvements  and  settlement  of  back 
claims;  in  April,  1896,  paid  %  percent;  in  July,  none;  Oct.,  none; 
In  1897,  Jan.,  \  p.  e.;  April,  *4  p.  o. 

BONDS—  Coiaoltof  /.Sy  for  91.9OO.OOO  reserved  to  retire  the  bonds 
assumed  Bonds  in  excess  of  93.5OO.OOO  (Including  the  $1,900,000  re- 
served as  above)  cannot  be  issued  except  for  85  p.  c.  of  the  cash  cost  of 
extensions  of  mileage  and  Increase  of  plant  The  bonds  are  a  first  lien 
on  the  Broadway  A  Newburit  system  and  on  all  extensions  made  and 
property  acquired  subsequent  to  Die  consolidation;  they  cannot  be 
called  before  msturity.— V.  61,  p.  749.  Consols  for  $250,000  were 
Issued  late  In  1896. 

ROAD— The  company  operates  In  the  city  of  Cleveland  "  an  aggregate 
single  track  of  about  961*  miles ;  practically  all  tbe  lines  are  double 
tracked."  Also  operates  about  10  miles  of  suburban  track. 

LATEST  EARNINGS.— 4  mos.,>  1897.. Oross,  95O0.779;  net.917O.839 
Jan.  1  to  April  30.          { 1896. .Gross,    5O4.175;  net,    160,928 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  tbe  years  ending  December  31 : 

iv..:  1895.  1894. 

Gross  earnings 91.6-i4.84l       $1,503,620       91,306,522 

operating  expenses 1.080,1*79  984,221  805,021 

Net  earnings 9553.8H2          9519.399          9501.501 

Interest  charges  la  1896  919U.5OO,  leaving  bal.,  surplus  for  year, 

r  r.T. .i..-j. 
OFFICERS    President.  Horace  E.  Andrews ;  Secretary,  L.  A.  Harmon  ; 

Treasurer,  J.  P.  Wbltelaw,  Porch.  Agent,  C.  W.  Wason. 
INDEX— V.  61,  p.  749;  V  62,  p.  363  ;  V.  69.  p.  1146. 


AKRON  BEDFORD  &  CLEVELAND  RAIL- 
ROAD—A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  November,  1 894.  Through  Unj  opened 
Oct.  26.  1895,  from  Cleveland  to  Akron,  35  miles.  Serves  popula- 
tion of  Akron,  Kent,  Cuyahoga  Palls,  Northfleld.  Bedford  and  Cleve- 
land. 

STOCK  St.   BONDS—  Oft*-    Tnleral.    OvttlatuTg.    Maturity. 

St.  rk  auth'sed.  91.000.000. 91.OOO.OOO 

1st  M.,  9300,000  (oar  91.OOO),  j  1895    5  g.  MAS  930O.OOO  Sept. ii  1915 

mort.  eorers  27<|0  ml  es >  Central  Tr.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  tnistee,  pays  int. 

Further  bond  lame  ls  limited  to  910.00O  per  mile  of  new  track. 

Bills  payable  Dec.  81,  1896,  998,054. 

ROAO.— la  August,  1896,  completed  Akron  to  Cleveland,  27-4 
miles.  Of  this  about  11  >•  miles  (ton  right  of  way  owned  In  fee.  Has 
tramc  arrangement  to  use  tracks  In  Cleveland,  about  5  miles.  In  Akron, 
about  4  miles.  Road  has  steel  bridges,  T  rail  and  Is  ballasted;  21 
ears,  large  pattern.  Bee  V.  61,  p.  87O;  V.  62,  p.  184. 

EARNINGS— Jan.  1  to  April  SO  (4  months)  In  1B97.  gross,  $23,419; 
net,  92.5O4;  la  1896.  gross,  922.131.  Por  year  ending  Deo.  31, 1896, 
gross,  991,686;  net.93O.O44;  other  Income,  95,244 ;  Interest  charges, 
917,935;  balance,  surplus  for  year,  $17,353.  Passengers  carried, 
461.288. 

OFFICERS -President,  Henry  A.  Everett;  Secretary,  Fred.  8.  Borton, 
Treasurer.  K.  W.  Moore,  616  Oarfleld  Building,  Cleveland.-V.  61,  p. 
870;  V.  63,  p.  184;  T.  64,  p.  178. 


ELYRIA    RY.-A 


CLEVELAND    BEREA   & 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  A  consolidation  In  October,  1896,  of  the  Cleve.  A 
Elyria  Electric  and  Cleve.  A  Beroa  Street  Ry. 

STOCK  4  BONOS—  Dolt.     I*Urt*t.     Outstanding.     Maturity. 

Stock  (ar  $100)  .........................       98OO.OOO        ............ 


6  M4!*  2OO.OOO  May  1,1915 
Tbe  new  Co.  assumed  the  obligation*  of  the  constituent  companies. 
ROAD—  Operates  28  miles  of  track  extending  from  Cleveland  to 

Berea    and    Elyria;   sidings,  additional,  2  miles.     President,  A.  H. 

Pomeroy;  Gen.  Man.,  F.  U  1'omeioy.—  V.  63,  p.  793. 


CLEVELAND  &  CHAGRIN  FALLS  ELEC- 
TRIC RAILROAD-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Incorporated  In  December,  1895,  to  build  and  oper 
ate  a  passenger  and  freight  road  between  Cleveland  and  Chagrin  Falls, 
14  miles,  to  furnish  beat,  light  and  power,  and  own  pleasure  resorts. 

STOCK  db  BONDS—  Dmte.     Interest.   Outsland'g.    Maturity. 

Stock..  9300,000    

1st  M..  9200,000.  R..  red.  aft.  >   1896    6  g.  M-N       15O.OOO    May!, 1916 

May  1,  19O6  (95OO) o*  ( Int.  at  Guardian  Trust,  Cleve.,  tnistee. 

ROAO— In  February,  1897,  l>t  mile*  of  track  had  been  laid. 

President.  Vincent  A.  Taylor;  Vice-President.  M.  A.  Sprague;  Sec- 
retary. E.  J.  Kennedy ;  Treasurer,  Wm.  Presoott. 


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STREET    RAILWAYS. 


CLBVELAND  &  CUYAHOGA  FALLS.-To  be 

*  ORGANIZATION  -This  company  is  backed  by  Henry  A.  Everett  and 
ethers.  and  IB  consideration  ot  three-cent  fare*,  applied  in  February. 
1896.  tor  a  charter  to  operate  on  certain  street*  of  Cleveland. 

CLEVELAND  PAINESVILLE  &  EASTERN 
R  Al  LRO  AD—  A  trolley  road. 

ORGANISATION,  ETC.-Incorpor.ted  April  23,  1895.  Ko«l  com- 
pleted in  August,  1896. 

i*tert« 


($1  000  each)       ......  e*  >  Interest  a 

Trwtees  of  mortga«e  are  State  Trust  Co.,  K.  Y..  and  Cleveland 
Trust  Co..  Cleveland.  O.    Bonds  authoriied  at  $25,000  per  mile.    C 
Jan.  1,1897.  loans  and  bills  payable  were  $181,724;  treasury  bonds; 

ROAD-Owns  road  from  Euclid.  Ohio,  to  Palnesvllle,  20  miles,  and 
cue*  Cleveland  Electric  Ry.  from  Euclid  to  Public  Square,  Cleve.,  1« 
miles.  Rail*  68-lb.  girder  ;  10  motor  cars.  Power  house  is  at  Wil- 
longhby  and  uses  water  from  Chagrin  River  free. 

EARNlNOS-^Jan.  1  to  April  30,  4  months.  In  1897.  gross.  $20,583; 
net.  $7,703.  For  6  months  ending  Dec.  81,  1896,  gross,  $33,340;  net, 
$17.27*  interest  on  bonds,  $6,250;  interest  on  floating  debt,  $3,830; 
balance,  surplus.  $7,193.  Passenger*  carried  (6  months),  222,623. 

OFFlCERS-Prealdent,  C.  W.  Wason;  Vice-President,  J.  A.  Bledler 
Treasurer,  E.  W.  Moore;  Secretary.  F.  8.  Borton.  Directors  (January. 
1897)-  Henry  A.  Everett.  I.  H.  Topliff.  W.  F.  Oarr,  Fred.  Storm,  a  W. 
Wason.  K  W.  Moore  and  J.  A.  Beldler.-V.  63.  p.  356.  458:  V.64.P.S84. 

COHOES,  N.  Y. 

Porcumox  1890  WAS  22,509  :  rs  1830  WAS  19,416  ; 

A1TD  IX  1870  WAS  15.357. 

COHOES  CITY   RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION—  Chartered  in  1894  and  controlled  by  the  same  In- 
terests as  the  Albany  Railway  with  which  connection  will  be  made. 
Date,      I**'***.    Out*ta*<rg.    Maturity. 


COLUMBUS,   OHIO. 

POPCI.AJIOX  1890  WAS  88,150;  IX  1880  WAS  51,647; 

AXD  IX  1870  WAS  31.274. 

COLUMBUS  CENTRAL  RY.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1893;  franchise  runs  till  1917. 
RECEIVERSHIP— On  Sept.  4,  1896,  George  H.  Worthington  of  Cleve- 
and.  O.,  was  made  receiver.— V.  63,  p.  402. 
BONDHOLDERS'  COMMITTEE— G.  H.  Worthtngton,  J.  v.  Painter; 
M.  T.  Herrick,  all  of  Cleveland;   H.  L.  Breneman  and  T.  C.  Campbell, 
f  Cincinnati;  Secretary,  F.  N.  Bendelari,  Columbus,  Ohio;  depository, 
luardlan  Tr.  Co.,  Cleveland.     About  $1,300,000  bonds  have  been 
e  posited. 

STOCK  <t  BONOS—      Xilet.  Date.    Interest.    OatslantTg.       Maturity. 
took  <par  $100) $1,500,000 

orUS.(<KsS?$.V.V     i8935g:M-N     1.5OO.OOO    May  I/IOIS 

000,  gold. ( May,  '96,  coupon  the  last  paid. 

Mortgage  trustee  is  the  Savings  A  Trust  Company  of  Cleveland,  6. 
Floating  debt  in  Sept.,  1896,  was  reported  about  $325,000.    F- 
r's  certificates  for  $20,000  were  authorized  and  the  receiver  applied 
or  permission  to  issue  $200,000  additional  for  building  extensions 
'.  63,  p.  793. 

ROAD  St.  EQUIPMENT— The  company   has   under  construction   42 
liles  of  track  in  Columbus  and  subnrbs.    In  May,  1896,  34  miles  of 
track  were  completed. 

OFFICERS— President,  Jno.  J.  Shipherd,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 
INDEX-V.  62,  p.  413;  V.  63,  p.  402,  793,  833;  V.  64,  p.  842. 


895 

Loans  payable  (June  SO,  18960  $19,544.  Year  ending  June  30,  1896, 
gross.  $27,063;  net,  $8,350;  interest  and  taxes,  $3,169;  dividends  (2 
p.  e.),  $1,000;  bat,  surplus,  for  year.  $4,181  . 

ROAD-  Track,  4»i  miles.  President,  John  W.  McNamara,Cohoee,  X.Y 

—  —  ^»»—  — 

COLORADO  SPRINGS,  COL. 

PortOATiox  1890  WAS  11.140;  IX  1580  WAS  4,226. 

COLORADO  SFRINOS  RAPID  TRANSIT- 

OROANIZATION—  Chartered  in  1890.  Franchise  is  perpetual  and  is 
said  to  give  ••  practically  exclusive"  rights  in  the  city. 

STOCK  A  BONDS-      *««-    Date.    Interest.  OuUtmfg.       Maturity. 
8toek™aF$100):.r.  .....................      *500,OOOt.p.  .......... 

lstX..$1.000each!..         7»»     189O    6    A-O        33O.OOO  191O 

OeasoLM..  $1.000  ea.,(    27        1891   6eA-O       15O.OOO   Apr.  1,1921 

for  $300.000,  gold..  >  Subject  to  call  after  October  1,  1896. 

Interttt  is  payable  at  Chemical  National  Bank.    New  York   City 

OnuemahJ  mortgage  was  originally  for$75O.OOO,  of  which  $350.000 
reserved  for  first  mortgage,  and  balance  was  issuable  at  $20,000  per 
•lie  ot  new  single  and  $3O,OCO  per  mile  of  new  double  track  ;  but  the 
total  issne  has  since  been  limited  to  $500.000  by  the  cancellation  01 
$350.000  ot  the  bonds.  Trustee,  Central  Trust  Co..  K.  Y. 

ROAD—  Owns  28  >»  miles  ot  track,  and  June  1.  1395.  began  to  op- 
erate the  Hani  ton  Electric  Railway  Jt  Casino  Company's  line,  1  >a  miles. 

ANNUAL  REPORT—  For  year  ending  Dec.  31.1894.  earning!  were  : 
Gross  earnings  .............  $98.198  I  Fixed  charges  ..............  $30,000 

Net  earnings  ...............  40,300  |  Balance,  surplus  ...........   1O.3OO 

OFFICERS—  President.  F.  L.  Martin:  Vice-President.  E.  J.  Eaton 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  A.  L.  Lawton  ;  General  Manager  and  Auditor 
A.  A.  MeGovney  ;  Supt.  and  Purchasing  Agect,  D.  L.  Macaffree. 

COLUMBIA,   S.  C. 

PorCLATtox  1390  WAS  15.353  ;  IX  1830  WAS  10,036  ; 

AXD  ix  1870  WAS  9.298. 
COLUMBIA     ELECTRIC     STREET     RAIL 
"WAY  LIGHT  &  PO  WE  R-A  trolley  road. 

STOCK*  BONOS-          XOe*.  Dale-  Interest.  OuUlantTg.    Maturity. 
8toea\$75,000<par$100)  .....................  $75.0OOtp.  .........  ... 

1st  M..  gold.  $1.000...  e'  ......    1892  6g.  M-X  150.000        May  1.1922 

Interest  is  payable  at  Mercantile  Trust  A  Deposit  Co.,  Baltimore. 
ROAD—  Operates  1O  Biles  of  track. 
OFFICERS—  President  and  General  Manager,  J.  Q.  *»«rrttfiH  ;   Vice 
President,  Dr.  T.  T.  Moore  :  Secretary.  W.  H.  Lylea. 

COLUMBUS,  GA. 

PortTVATIOX  189O  WAS  17,303;  IX  1330  WAS  10,123; 

ATO  IX  187O  WAS  7.401. 
COLUMBUS  RAILROAD-Part  a  trolley  road;  partly 


OROANiZATiON-Owns  and  operates  the  street  ear  system  of  Oohnn- 
freight  lines,  connecting  with  an  pas- 
ad  a  large  brick,  meui  roof  warehouse 
for  $400.000,  gold, 
t  in  1894.  aeentng  6  per  eenta  dae  Oct.  1, 1934. 

is  payable  at  the  office  of  the  West  End  Trust 

trustee.  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
944.271.  against  gross  $27,000  in  1894 


-;-     ..  •.  :-  --.       - 

ROAD— SaM  to  operate  24%  mBes  of  track. 
OFFRem— Prastdent.  John  F.  Flournoy;  Vice-President,  J.  W»in- 
wrigkfe  Secretary.  C.  B.  Grimes;   Treasurer.  W.  S.  Drake;   Supertn. 
f  Agent.  W.  D.  Keene. 


COLUMBUS  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road 

OROANIZATION— Organized  in  May,  1392. 

STOCK  &  BONDS.—          Date.     Interest.      O*t*taturg    Latt  ilir..  *c 

CapitalrtoekT:.        ! Q.-F.       $3,000.000    Ma>  1.-97 1% 

CoL  Con.  Street  RR.  1st  >  1889    5g.J.-J.         739.OOO   July   1,1909 

mortgage,  gold (    Interest  at  Central  Trust  Co..  N.  Y. 

CoL  St.Ry.lst $3,000,000  {1892    5g.J.-J.       2.261,000    July   1,1932 
,ld o*  J     Interest  at  E.  W.  Clark  4  Co.,  Phlla. 


Cros»townlstmort.,$3,-)  1S93  5g.J.-D.  572.000  June  1. 1933 
000,000  g.  gu,  p.  *  L  e,*  J  Kniekerbocker  Trust  Co.,  S.  Y.,  Trustee. 
Bond*.— The  first  eonsoL mortgage  of  1892  is  for  $3,000,000,  of  which 
$739,000  are  In  handset  trustee  (Knickerbocker  Trust  Co..  N.  Y.>  to 
retire  the  CoL  Consol.  St.  RB,  Jirtt*.  The  Cnattoun  Street  Ry.  1st  >I.  is 
'or  $3,000.000,  of  which  the  balance  unissued  may  be  sold  for  exten- 
sions at  $30,OOO  a  mile.  Principal  and  interest  of  the  Crosstown  bonda 
s  guaranteed  by  Col.  St.  Ry.  Co.,  which  owns  all  the  stock  and  operates 
he  property  under  a  perpetual  lease.  The  guaranty  is  endorsed  on 
each  bond. 

DIVIDENDS— 1892,  3  per  cent;  1893,  2  per  cent:  1894,  l>ap.e.;  In 
1895, 4  p.  c.;  in  1896, 4  p.  c.;  in  1897,  Feb.,  1  p.  e.;  May,  1  p.  c. 

ROAD.— Operates  61  miles  of  track  in  Columbus,  etc.  (counting  all  as 
single  track),  as  follows: 

Xoadmaud.  Mile*.  I        SoadleateA. 

Main  line 4-3  I  Crosetown  St.  Ry 1 

LATEST  EARNINGS — Imos., )  1897 Grose,  $183,917;  net,  $95,326 

Jan.l  toAp?.  30.  £  1&96 Gross,    2O0.952;  net,    96,255 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  Dec.  31.    Report  for  1S96  was 
given  in  V.  64,  p.  232.    Earnings  have  been  as  follows : 


1396.  l-'.'V 

Grose  earns  .  $626.961  $626.485 

Net  earnings..  318.516  314.390 

Other  income.       4.362  3.510 

Fixed  charges,'  196.500  183.506 

GEXERAL  BALAXCE  SHEET  JAX. 

Assets. 

Constrncfn,  equip.  etc..$6^  - 
Crosstown  Street  By— 

lease  and  ownership.  572,000 
Crosstown  A  Columbus 

bonds— valued  at 64.000 

Accts.  4  bills  receivable  23.925 

Supplies,  etc. 14-l§2 

CasJi              1,769 


1896.  1*95. 

Dividends..... $120,000  $120.000 

Surp.  for  year.       6,379  14,394 

Tot.sur.Dec.31  204,923  192,140 


1,  1897. 
Liabilities. 

Stock $3,000,000 

Bonded  debt 3.001.0OO 

Crosstown  bonds,  guar.      572.000 

Accounts  payable 14.96O 

Bills  payable 158.418 

Reeonetrncfn  reserve.  39.193 
Accrued  int..  taxes,  etc.  8,163 
Profit  and  loss 204.924 

Total $6.998,658  Total $6,998,658 

Total  passengers  carried  in  1896  was  13,810.455;  in  1895  warn 
13,841.869;  in  1894  12,676,018.  Total  car  mileage  in  1896  was 
3.S6O.540;  in  1895  was  3.592,333;  in  1394  3,226.746.  Per  cent  of 
operating  expenses  to  gross  earnings  in  1896  was  49-20;  in  1395  was 
49-7O  per  cent. 

OFFICERS— Pros.,  Emerson  McMQlin;  1st  Viee-Pres.  and  Treas.,  E.  K. 
Stewart ;  2d  Viee-Pres.,  R.  E.  Sheldon;  Sec.  and  Auditor,  P.  V.  Boxing- 
ton;  Gen.  Supt.  and  Pur.  Agent,  W.F.  Kelly. 
INDEX-V.  62,  p.  24»;  V.  63,  p.  879;  V.  64.  p.  232. 


CONCORD,    N.    H. 

POTCLATIOS  1890  WAS  17,004 ;  nt  188O  WAS  13,843  ; 

AXD  IX  1870  WAS  124241. 

CONCORD    STREET    RAILWAY-A  trolley 
r  from  the  central  wards  of  Concord  to  Penacook. 


First  mortgage,  $15O,- 


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18»3      5J-D          118.50O  Dec., 

.......  e.       Subject  to  call  In  1898  to  1902.  inelnstve,  a* 

($500eaet)  <  1O2:  in  1908  and  thereafter  at  par. 

I*ten*t  at  Sational  Bank  of  Redemption,  Boston,  and  in  Concord. 
Dittiatit  ot  6  per  cent  have  been  paid  on  the  jteieued  stock. 
ROAD  is  12  »fle*  long:  total  track.  12  "9  miles. 


1896.        1895.     I  1896.        13S8- 

Gross  earnings.. $49.f26    $51^40  |  Interest  and  tnxe*46A87     $5.061 

N  -  _•-       .      3.562         7,6*6  |  Dividends 3.OOO       3,000 

oSertaSSe.—     1.O33        1,173  \  Balance. de!4.592   sur.801 

OFFICERS— President  and  Purchasing  Agent,  J.  H.  Alhin;  Secretary 
X.  E.  Martin;  Treasurer,  A.  B.  Crosa.] 


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STREET    KA1LWAYS. 


EARNINGS- For  year  ending  Deo.  31,  1896,  trots,  $100,642;  net' 
949.856.    Burnings  for  year  ending  Apr.  30, 1896,  were  a*  follows : 
Oat.          £lee.  Light.     Street  Ry.          r»tnl. 

GroM $18.097          $47.876          $29,036  $05.008 

Net 11,346  22,905  20,584  54,785 

In  1895-96  Interact,  $18,000;  taxes,  $2,440. 

OFFICERS-Presldent,  F.  W.  Penwoll ;  Vice-Presldent,  A.  C.  Daniel ; 
Secretary,  Treasurer,  Gen.  Man.  and  Purchasing  Agent,  E.  X.  Leseure- 


DAVENPORT,  IOWA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  26,872;  IN  1880  WAS  21,831; 
AND  IN  1870  WAB  20.038. 

TRI-CITY    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  In  September,  1895,  and  purchased 
(tuhjcot  to  the  mortgage  of  1891  securing  $630,000  outstanding 
bonds)  the  property  of  the  Davenport  A  Rock  Island  Railway — see 
plan  In  STREET  RAILWAY  SUPPLEMENT  of  August,  1895. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.  Outstanding.    Maturity. 

8toclM«600^00auth,) $414,200       

f  1891    6  g  J  -  J       630,000    July  1, 1901 
Dav.&R.  I..  1st  M.,  gold.. c'1  (Part  due  yearly)  to    July  1,1911 

$1,OOO,OOO(9500 & $1,000)  1  Int.  payable  InN.Y.atChaseNat.  B'kand 
I     in  Chicago  at  Ill.Tr.  ASav.Bk., Trustee. 

ROAD— Owns  42  miles  of  trolley  road  and  one  mile  of  horse  road, 
comprising  nil  the  street  railways  In  the  cities  of  Davenport,  Iowa, 
and  Rock  Island  and  Holiue,  111.— combined  population  over  60,000. 
Rails  52-lb.  Johnson. 

Net  earnings  for  1895-6  are  reported  to  snow  about  6  p.  c.  earned  on 
the  capital  stock.  One  of  the  main  lines  shut  down  in  1896  while 
Rock  Island  bridge  was  being  rebuilt. 

OFFICERS— President  (Oct.  '96),  Ed.  Cook,  Davenport;  Secretary, 
Treasurer  and  Purchasing  Agent,  J.  F.  Lardncr,  Davenport,  la.  Gen- 
eral oilier,  Davenport,  la.— V.  61,  p.  470.  753. 


DAYTON,  OHIO. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  61,220;  IN  1880  WAS  38,678; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  30.473. 

CINCINNATI  HAMILTON  &  DAYTON  TRAC- 
TION CO.— To  be  a  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  at  Columbus,  Ohio,  In  January,  1897, 
to  build  and  operate  rapid  transit  lines  in  connection  with  the  Cincin- 
nati Hamilton  &  Dayton  Railway.  Inoorporators  are  D.  G.  Edwards, 
O.  G.  Waldo,  George  R.  Balch,  R.  P.  Rifenberiok,  F.  H.  Short,  H.  R. 
Probatco  and  C.  A.  Wilson.  They  are  all  in  the  employ  of  the  C.  H.  & 
D.  Ry.  Co.— V.  64,  p.  82. 


CITY  RAILWAY  CO.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— A  consolidation  of  the  Dayton  Street  RR.  Co.  (incor- 
porated in  June,  1868), the  Dayton*  Soldiers' Home  RR.  Co.  (incor- 
porated July  18, 1889),  the  Fifth  Street  RR.  Co.  (incorporated  Aug.  16, 
1880),  and  the  Green  Line.  The  franchises  obtained  from  the  Dayton 
Street  Railroad  and  the  Fifth  Street  Railroad  run  for  50  years  from 
Feb.  8, 1892,  and  April  19, 1893,  respectively.  The  City  Railway  Co- 
was  chartered  May  12, 1893,  and  its  authorized  capital  stock  was  in- 
creased from  $1,500,000  to  $2,100,000  Jan.  5, 1894. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Dale.  Interest.  Outsland'g.  Maturity 

.  Com.  stock,  $1,500,000  ($100) $1,470,600 

Pref.  stock,     $6OO,OOO  ($100) 600,000 

Dayton  <t Soldiers' Home)  ,ao,       »  T    T  „.  nr.n    T      ,  ,,, 

RR    lnt  mnrtc-narp  Tint  (  1891       bJ-J  65,000    Jan.1,'11 

subject  to  calif!?!?'. .    *  i  Interest  »t  Chemical  Nat.  Bank,  N.  Y.  City. 

DIVIDENDS— Preferred  stock  Is  entitled  to  6  per  cent  dividend  before 
any  dividend  can  be  paid  on  common  stock. 

ROAD— Operates  In  all  26  miles  of  track,  comprising  13  miles  of  double 
track  on  Third  Street,  Fifth  Street,  Huffman  Avenue,  La  Belle  and 
Richard  Streets  and  National  Avenue. 

OFFICERS— President,  D.  B.  Corwin;  Secretary,  W.  H.  Simms. 


DAYTON  TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.—  Incorporated  in  1893.  Projected  from  Dayton 
to  Cincinnati  to  carry  mall,  freight,  express,  etc.  The  Cincinnati  Hamil- 
ton Mlddletown  &  Dayton  Street  RR.  was  incorporated  to  build  the 
line  to  Cincinnati,  via  Hamilton  and  Middletown.  In  August,  1896, 
right  of  way  had  been  obtained  for  entire  line  and  the  two  companies 
had  consolidated. 


$100)  S2*iO  OOft 

l8tm.t«e.  $250,000'  <     1896     Sg'.J^J.  25o!oOO  July  "l' 

gold  ($1.000)  .  .  o'  i  Interest  at  Finance  Co.  of  Penna.,  Phila.,  trustee. 

ROAD—  Dayton  to  Miamisburg,  Ohio,  1213  miles  of  road,  was  In  opera- 
tion In  Dec.,  1896;  second  track,  Hi  miles,  rails,  60  and  70  Ibs. 

Earnings  for  August,  1896,  gross,  $5,914;  net,  $4,120. 

OFFICERS  -President,  Dennis  Dwyer;  Secretary,  O.  M.  Gottshall- 
Treasurer,  O.  B.  Brown. 


HOME   AVENUE    RAILROAD-A  steam  road. 

ROAD— Operates  3  miles  of  track  in  city  of  Dayton  extending  to  Na- 
tional Military  Home.  In  November,  1895,  there  was  outstanding 

00,000  capital  stock,  all  full  paid;  par  of  shares  $50.  No  Indebted- 
ness. President,  W.  P.  Callahan;  Vice-Presldent,  C.  W.  Dustin;  Sec- 
retary and  Treasurer,  O.  J.  Bard;  General  Manager  and  Purchasing 
Agent,  W.  F.  Stark. 

OAKWOOD  STREET  RAILWAY-A  troUey  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Franchise  runs  for  fifty  years  from  July  10, 1891 
first  franchise  granted  March  17, 1871.  Owns  5  miles  of  double  track' 
The  entire  tracks  were  re-laid  with  new  rails  in  1895,  when  trolley  was 
introduced.  Capital  stock,  $300,000,  par,  $50;  and  in  November,  1895. 
there  was  no  mortgage  on  the  property.  President,  Charles  B.  Clegg' 
Vioe-Presldent,  A.  L.  Stout;  Secretary,  V.  Winters. 


STOCK  AND  BONDS—  Dale. 
Stock.  $1,100,000 


PEOPLE'S  STREET  RAILWAY.  -A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION"—  A  consolidation  in  June,  1896,  of  the  White  Line 
and  Wayne  &  Fifth  St.  roads. 

Interest.        Outstanding.      Maturity. 
(1)  .........  "... 

reatr     1897       5  8  J-J  <»)  Jan.  1,1927 

Jan   1,  1902..      „  >  Trustee  Union  Sav.  Bk.  &Tr.,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

ROAD  —  Rlverdale  to  Soldiers'  Home,  6-1  miles  double  track,  electrio 
(old  White  Line),  and  on  Wayne  Ave.,  etc.,  3'6  miles  double  track, 
animal  power;  total,  9'7  miles  of  double  track.  —  V.  62,  p.  1140. 


DECATURlLL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  16,841;  IN  1880  WAS  9,547; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  7.161. 

CITY  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Chartered  in  1891,  and  in  1892  consolidated  with 
Decatur  Electric  Street  Ry.  and  Citizens'  Electric  Street  Ry.  Fran- 
chise runs  till  1911.  Company's  officials  report  population  in  1895  as 
26,000. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Dale.    Interest.  Outstand'g     Maturity. 

Stock  ($300,OOO  authorized)  .................    $175.OOO    ........  . 

Preferred  stock  .....................       text.         125.00O    Sept.,     1895. 

lstM.($175,000  authorized)  C    1892    6g.  M-S      175.0OO    Mcli.  1,  1912 

gold,  $500,  no  option  .....  ^Interest  at  American  Trust  &  Savings 
C    Bank,  Chicago. 

DIVIDENDS  —  In  September,  1895,  declared  12  per  cent  dividend, 
covering  two  years,  on  the  preferred;  none  since  to  February,  1897. 

ROAD  —  Operates  13  miles  of  trolley  track  and  has  one  mile  of  siding 
In  Decatur.  Rails  40  to  50  Ib.  T  and  girder. 

OFFICERS—  President,  D.  S.  Shellabarger;  Secretary,  Treasurer  and 
Purchasing  Agent,  W.  L.  Shellabarger.  —  V.  61,  p.  558. 


DENVER,  COL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  106,713;  IN  1880  WAS  35.620; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  4,749. 

COLFAX    AVENUE    ELECTRIC-A  trolley  road. 
STOCK  &  BONDS—  Miles.  Date.  Inter' t.  Oulst'dg.  Maturity. 

Stock $150,000 

lstM.,$150,000($500&$l,000)c*     ..     1891       6          150,000        19il 
ROAD — Operates  lO'a  miles  of  track  in  city  of  Denver,  Col. 
OFFICERS— President,  S.  M.  Perry;  Vice-President,  C.  E.  Dickinson; 
Secretary,  F.  A.  Perry;  Treasurer,  T.  S.  Hayden. 


DENVER  CITY  RAILROAD-A  cable  and  horse  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  A  reorganization  in  August,  1896  (per  plan  in  SUP- 
PLEMENT for  May,  1896.)  of  the  Denver  City  Cable  By.,  sold  in  fore- 
closure September  10,  1895.—  V.  61,  p.  470.  The  old  stock  paid  an 
assessment  of  $10  per  share.  Owns  West  End  Street  Ry.,  10*4  miles 
of  track. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.    Outstanding.       Maturity 

Capital  stock  ($100)  ...................        $2,500,000         ........  * 

lstpref.,6  p.  c.  non-cum  .............         1,000,000         .......... 

2d  pref.,  6  p.  o.  non-cum  .............  200,000 

1st  mort.,  gold  $4,000,OuO>  1895    3to5g.  J-J    3,800,000   Jan.  1,1920 

($1,000  each)  ..........  o*  S     Trustee,  Central  Trust  Co.,  New  York. 

Bonds—  The  firsts  bear  interest  at  3  per  cent  in  1897,  '98  and  '99  ;  4 
p.  c.  in  1900,  1901  and  1902,  and  5  p.  c.  thereafter;  $200,000  of  them 
remain  In  the  treasury.  Interest  is  payable  in  New  York. 

ROAD—  Miles  of  main  line,  24;  second  track,  22;  total  track,  46 
miles,  of  which  cable  lines,  30  m.;  horse  carlines  5  m.;  electric,  11  m. 

OFFICERS—  President,  George  H.  Holt;  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  G. 
D.  L'Huillier  ;  General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  G.  E.  Randolph. 
—  V.  60,  p.  1104;  V.  61,  p.  324,  470;  V.  62,  p.  413,  456. 


CONSOLIDATED   TRAMWAY-A 


STOCK  AND  BONDS—  Date. 

Capital  stock  ($100  sh.) 

Denver  Tramway  1st,  g.1888 

Consol.  M., gold. .e*4r. 1890 
Met.  St.  RR.  1st,  gold. .  .181)1 
Denver  Con.  Tramway )  1893 


Matnriti/. 
$3,000.000       See  text. 

498,000    July   1,  1908 

1,219,000    Jan.    1,  1910 

953,000    Jan.    1,  1911 

922,000    Oct.     1, 1933 


DENVER 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Consolidation  in  1893  of  Denver  Tramway  and  Met- 
ropolitan Street  RR.  Co. 

Interest.      Outstand'g. 

J.-J. 
6  K.  J.-J. 
6  g.  J.-J. 
6  g.  J.-J. 
5  g.  A.-O. 
Con.M.,$4,000,OOO.g  \  Interest  at  Mercantile  Trust  Co",  N.Y.,  trustee! 

6  p.c.           $161,000    Oct.    1, 1900' 
Bills  payable  June  30, '96 180,400     

Far—  Bonds  are  all  $1,000. 

Bonds— The  consolidated  mortgage  of  1893  Is  for  $4,000,000,  of 
which  $2,670,000  reserved  to  retire  prior  liens  (see  table)  and  $800,- 
000  were  to  fund  floating  debt  and  balance  for  improvement.  Full 
abstract  of  the  oonsol.  mortgage  of  1890  was  in  V.  52,  p.  354. 

The  collateral  trust  notes  for  $326,000  issued  Oct.  1, 1895,  to  retire 
the  floating  debt  are  secured  by  deposit  with  International  Trust  Co., 
Denver,  of  $326,000  consol.  5s,  $326,000  full-paid  stock  and  $302,000 
of  Denver  Realty  Co.  stock.  On  June  30, 1896,  $165,000  of  the  coll. 
trust  notes  were  still  held  in  the  company's  treasury.  V.  63,  p.  878. 

Dividends— Paid  in  1894,  2  p.  o.;  !n  1895,  Jan.,  1  p.  o.;  July,  ^  p.  e  ; 
In  1896,  none. 

ROAD— June  30, 1896,  owned  and  operated  99-39  miles  of  electrio 
rail  wayin  the  city  of  Denver,  Col.  Formerly  part  cable  now  all  electrio. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— 3  mos.,    J  1897. .Gross,  $157.132;    net,    $63,975 
Jan.  1  to  March  31.  ( 1896. .Gross,    162,787;    net,      61,077 

Surplus  over  3  months'  charges,  $8,695  in  1897;  $7,526  In  1896. 

Calendar  year  1896,  gross,  $724,511;  net.  $281,771. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— The  report  for  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  was  in 
V.  63,  p.  356.    See  also  remarks,  page  878. 
Tears  ending         1895-6.    1894-5.  I  1895-6. 


June  30  —  ~              $  $ 

Gross  earnings.. 729.399  710.103 

Oper'gexpenses.  445,966  432,501 

Net  earnings.. 283,433  277,602 

Miscel.  receipts.   11,905  11,163 

Total  net 295,338  288,765 


1894-5. 

Deduet—                   $  $ 

Inter,  on  bonds. .  199,750  197.96S 

Taxes  12,645  12,857 

Miscellaneous...   28,674  15.841 

Dividend  Ca  p.  c.)  15,000  60,000 

Total 256,069  236,666 

Balance,  surp...   39.269  2.098 


STREET    EAIL^AYS. 


33 


BALASCE  SHEET 

JLueU. 

•aad  and  equipment .  .$6.291.546 
Co.  bond!  A  sfcki*     36O.442 

Cash MM 

61,259 


(receivable 

Heaver  R'y  Co 

Account*  n-crivat>l<>. 


iOtjOOO 

11. .153 
45.530 


JCSE  90, 1896. 

Liakilititi. 

Stock $3.000,000 

Bond* 3,592,OOO 

Collateral  trust  notes..      161,000 

Accrued  Interest 7,437 

Depositfee 4.132 

Bills  payable 1S0.400 

Aeeounts  payable 21.OO7 

Miscellaneous  fund 3384 

Surplus  account 152.259 


Total  assets. $7,122.119       Total  liabilities $7,122,119 

OFFICERS.— President,  Rodney  Curtis;  Vlee- President  and  Treasurer. 

Frederick  A.  Keener;  See  etarr.  William  G.  Erans;  Purchasing  Agent, 

John  C.  CurtK 

INDEX-V.  61,  p.  748  :  V.  63,  f.  156.  878. 


DENVER    LAKEWOOD  &    GOLDEN    RAIL- 
ROAD.—A  trolley  road  and  steam  road. 

Dal*.    iHlertti.     Outstanding.  Maturity, etc. 

•  $i,ooo,ooofTp 

.  not  sobj.  to  caU  1890    6g.  M-S         627.00O  1910 

Trustee.  Farmers'  Loan  *  Tmst  Co..  New  York;  Interest  at  Denver. 
ROAO— Embraces  27  miles  of  track,  of  which  22  miles  are  steam. 

Denver  to  RaUton.  and  5  trolley,  Denver  to  Barnum.     President, 

Samuel  »whou*e,-V.  63.  p.  128. 

DENVER   A   WESTMINSTER    R  Y. -Trolley  road. 
OROANIZATION    Bald  to  operate  18  miles  of  track.    Stock.  $1,000,OOO; 
bond*.  If).    President.  H.  J.  Mayham:  Secretary,  J.  Downing. 


THIRTY-FOURTH  AVENUE  RAILWAY.- 
A  hone  and  gravity  road. 

ROAO— Embraces  1  >*  miles  of  track  on  341*  Street  between  Colorado 
Boulevard  tad  Stout  M.  "Jast  pays  expeaaav  Ke  debt  on  it.  all 
el«ar."  Operated  ID  Interest  of  the  X.  D.  r.  Hill  Land  Co. 

OfFicCHS- President,  1.  Cook.  Jr. 


DERBY,    CONN. 

PorcLATMMC  1890  WAS  5.969;  r*  188O  WAS  11.65O: 
ASP  0  187O  WAS  8.O3O. 

DERBY  STREET  RAILWAY-A  traitor  road. 

ORGANIZATION -Chartered  la  April,  1888.  aad  naatlii  tiled  la  the 
samejear.  being  the  Int  electric  road  In  New  England.  Population 
of  Derby  aad  tasnali  toaataar  was  l«..l  in  In  189O. 

STOCK  c*  BONOS—  Datt.    Mcnst.  O*l*l»~fg.    Maturity. 

latmortcage    ....  .     l*»i    6A-O    SUO.OOO    Apr.  2.  1914 

Otkor  doMOo*.  1.189*.  A«XaOO      

Roto— Owns  road  5-t9mllca  la  teagth  aad  O-t  mile  of  switches.  Rails 
•truer.  45  aad  00  Iba.:  aVtobaartM.Bal.4a  Iba.,aad  T6Olb«.  Road 
MlaaiU  froa»  D>rVy.  aloag  Wta  afctoa  of  Kaagatae*  Rlrer  to  Ansonla 
i  Blver  to  Park.  Owaa  10  closed  ears  ami  15  open 

m.34. 

AL  Rc»osrr— Fiscal  roar  aads  Sept.  90.    Earning*  have  beea : 

T.ar.,**  Xtpt  30.  1$0C         lags.  I8M.          18M. 

^^KsJesoper        6>«  6>«       laterost  paid....    11.337        8.576 

Oroas .:!..$5A^.S2    $B2.4M    Taxe*  ..7.T.....      2'O43         1*3O5 

•at...  .    12.791      90.793    Balaaee 

UEVEBAL  HALAXCE  SUES.T  SCTTBIIMU  90.  18M. 

Amttt.  Li»ttlit,fi. 

Oiasti  asMi  a  aad  oqala.  .<911  J17 1  Oaattal  stock $15O.OOO 

Materlalaoaaaad.  oto...       6.249  I  Bonds 150.00O 

Cjaahoaaaad SM- I  m.  payable ...     5M.IWO 

r  I  AooMtata  aay 


Pront  aad  loss.  d«*clt 


Aecovau  payshto,  etc. 


11.311 


K  Halloa  Weed.  Darby;  Vloe-  President,  a  F. 
,  B.  W.  Porter  ;  Treawrer.  a  E.  Clark.  Derby. 


DES     MOINES,  IOWA. 

Poi  -TO  WAS  .10.003;  IX  1$8O  was  22.4O8; 

A>I>  1*  irTO  WAS  12^X35. 

DES  MOINES  CITY  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
OdOANiZATiON—  A  scasalldillon  IB  1809  of  Des  Molnes  Street  aad 
Dos  Motaos  Suburban  railway*. 

STOCK  &  BONOS-     *««•.  O«««.    /iU«ra.t  OmMmtft.     Maturity. 
•mak  ..    $1^KV«V.OOO 

'  J  -,.  ,    c  .  .  I 

fS, 


oaoa 

1st   —-*"*•  "S; 

D.  M...CIty  M-llwar, 


S3     1$$0    6g.A-O          6OO.OOO    Oct.  1.  1H99 
iHfjtOO  das  yearly)  to  Oct.  1.  1910 
13     1800    9fJ-i         900,000       Jan..  19O6 
JtOO.OOO  daa  yearly)  to  Jan..  1921 
Interest  at  Claeailaal  Katloaal  Bank.  N.Y.  City. 
Traatae,  Iowa  Loan  *  Trust.  Dea  Molnes. 
9ft     18*3    8C.M-9          905.000    May  1. 1933 
_   awrtc..  $3.~- ^  larest  at  V.  W.  Harris.  K. T.  City;  aUn Chicago. 

•«.  «•.,:,!     <TranU«.lu1aois  Tmst*  Saving*  Bank. 

»»nmt  of  tae  eoassls  saalalmt  are  imurtt  to  retire  all  prior  bonds 
as  they  taatan.  aad  la  February.  IMS  (when  $383.000  consols  were 
otttataadtag).  it  was  aaasirtuul  that  only  about  $5O.OOO  remained 
avsllsaie  for  geaatal  pai  puess,  tae  not  lialag  ratorvrd  for  extensions 
at  a  fl  xed  amount  per  mile. 

ROAO.— la  February.  1807,  wat  operatiag  39%  miles  of  track  on  31 
BsOatoratroaV 

iaa.MayAai.31. 


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:  .-..  i  . 

OTFtctUM— Ftoatdoat.  I.  B.  Pnlk:  Secretary.  A.  O.  Marsh ;  Treasurer 
aad  funeral  Manager.  f»eo.  B.  Hlpooo:  Superintendent.  W.  O.  Owens. 
Oatoe.  607  Mnlbprrr  Mnot. 


DETROIT,    MICH. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  205.876;  ra  1880  WAS  116,340; 
AKD  IS  1870  WAS  79.577. 

DETROIT  CITIZENS'  STREET  RAILWAY.- 
(»«  Map  OH  page  34 .)—  A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1891  and  absorbed  the  Detroit  City 
Railway  (Incorporated  May  9,  1863),  the  Grand  River  Street  Railway 
and  the  Ilaiutramack  &  Grosse  Point  railway  companies.  Also  owns 
the  entire  capital  stock  of  the  Detroit  Suburban  Railway  and  Highland 
Psrk  Railway  and  operates  them  under  lease.  During  1895  the  entire 
system  was  changed  to  electricity.  Control  is  held  by  the  same  inter- 
ests as  that  of  the  Detroit  Electric  Railway  and  Ft.  Wayne  &  Belle  Isle. 

STOCK  <&  BONOS—     Ifila.  Date.  Inttrat.   Otttttatufg.     Maturity. 

Stock (I)        $1,250,000    

Detroit  City  Ry.  bonds    ....     189O    1TJ-J      1,000,000    Jan.  1, 1900 

5  Jnttmt  5  p.  c.,  but  6  p.  c.  i««i<l  for  option  to  reure  before  maturity. 
Grand  River  Ry.  bond  ....  1S!>O  ;j-J  15O.OOO  Jan.  1. 19OO 

;  Interttt  5  p.  c.,  but  6  p.  c.  paid  for  option  of  retiring  before  maturity. 
Detroit  Cttlzens'Street ) . . . .  1891  5A-O  1,100.000  Oct.  1,1910 

M..  $3,000,000 $  Trustee.  Washiudton  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  City. 

lstOon.M..$7.000,000)....      1895    Sg.J-J     3.835.OOO     July  1,  1905 

($1,OOO|  gold -c  $  Trustee,  N.  Y.  Security  A  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Guaranteed  nnder  terms  of  lease : — 
Detroit  Suburban  Ry,  >    ...     1892    5M-N         275.0OO    Nov.  1, 1902 

1st  M.  $400.000 s  Trustee.  Union  Trusit  Co.,  Detroit. 

Highland  Park  Ry. ...>....     1893    5   J-J          140.OOO    Jan.  1, 1908 

1st  M.  $25O.OOO I  Trustee.  Union  Trust  Co..  Detroit 

Bonds— The  consolidated  mortgage  Is  for  $7,000,000  of  gold  bonds, 
$500,000  of  which  In  February,  1  •*!>«,  remained  in  the  treasury  of  the 
company  for  future  use  and  $2,665,000  were  held  to  redeem  outstand- 
ing bonds  of  like  amount.  The  total  outstanding  bonded  Indebtedness 
of  the  company  in  February.  1896.  Including  the  bonds  of  all  roads 
owned  or  controlled  by  It  was  $6,5OO.OOO.  Consols  for  $3,835,000 
were  sold  during  1895  and  the  proceeds  used  In  payment  for  recon- 
•  tract  ing  the  company's  lines. 

ROAO— Operates  95-25  miles  of  track. 

.  EARNINOS-4  months.  (1897.  Gross,  $325.841;  net,  $147,445 
an.  1  to  April  30.  $  1896. Gross.    301,001;  net,    114,050 

EARNlNOS-Por  yean  ending  Dec.  31: 

loir.                              '.>•••••  Net. 

1896 $1.040.545  $487.739 

1<W5 1,055.465  338.712 

1884 1.000.434  •   152.3O7 

OFFICER*.  President.  Tom.  L.  Johnson;  Vice- President  and  Treasurer, 
J  c  Miitchins;  Gen.  Man..  A.  B.  dn  Pont.— V.  63,  p.  116 ;  V.  64,  p.  82. 


LATEJT 


Ckarget.      Bal.,  rur. 
2*40)625  08*687 


DETROIT  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY-A  trolley 
toad. 

OROANI2ATIOM— Soereasor  In  August,  1896,  to  the  Detroit  Rail- 
way, which  was  laoorporated  under  the  laws  of  Michigan,  and 
granted  for  thirty  years  from  1895  by  the 


Common  Council  of  Detroit  and  the  Township  Board  of  Sprlngwells. 
The  aew  company  was  formed.  It  Is  understood,  for  the  purpose  of 
rxtrnillng  the  charter  rights  to  cover  extensions  ouUlde  the  city. 

In  February,  1897,  the  Detroit  Electric,  the  Detroit  Citizens'  and  also 
the  Fort  Wayae  A  Belle  Isle  were  owned  by  same  interests. 

STOCK  AND  BONOS.—  Oat*-  IntmM.  OwtetaiuilM.  Maturity. 
-l..,k.«1.000.060(p.»100)  $1.000.000  

l>tM..g.  i$l.noO).rad.at(  1S05      5g.  J-D        1.8OO.OOO      1912-1924 

1"  ;  scl  !>.•••.  1.  I-''-    M     I  -i   '••    '    11      -•  '    •  .  '!!'•  r.  -;  |.:ii.l 

Mmllea. e'*r.<     In  New  York  City. 

Coosol.  mortg.,  92.800.-  *   1806     5ic.  J-D       $1.000.000    June,  1916 
000,  (Old e..*r.  *  Cleveland  Trust  Co..  truMee. 

STOCK-Capttal.  $1.000.000,  paid  np;  shares  of  $100  par  value. 

BONOS— First  mortgage  bonds  for  $1 .8OO.OOO  have  been  lasned  on  63 
miles  completed  and  equipped.  Bonds  numbered  1  to  6OO  mature  In 
order  of  nasihsu  at  $3O.OOO  per  annum,  beginning  Deo.  1.  1912 
numbers  Ml  aad  above  mature  Deo.  1. 1924.  There  la  a  sinking  fund 
fur  bonds  numbered  1.8O1  and  upward.  In  August,  1896,  a  consoli- 
dated awrtcag*  for  t3.8OO.OOO  was  flled.  bonds  for  $1,800,000  being 
lascrtad  to  retire  the  Orst  mortgage  bonds  as  they  mal ure. 

ROAO— «ystem  snnsssts  of  two  east  and  west  cross-town  lines,  two 
belt  lines  aad  route  connecting  north  westerly  central  and  northeastern 
portion  of  the  city,  operate*  02  miles  of  track. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— «  months.  >  1897. Dross,  $131,933;  net.  $41,350 
JanT  1  to  April  30.  ( l896.Gross,    130.405  ;  net,    38,685 

EAMNINOS—  For  year  ending  Dec.  31, 1896,  cross,  $423,066;  operat- 
ing expenses  and  taxes,  $286.477;  net,  $136,580;  Interest  charges  (In- 
cluding 6  months'  Interest  oa  consols),  $115,000;  bal.,surplus  for  year, 
$21.589.  Car  miles.  3,934.161. 

OFFICERS— President  and  Treasurer,  Albert  Pack;  Vice-President 
aad  General  Manager.  H.  A.  Everett;  Secretary.  F.  W.  Ollchrtst.— V. 
61.  p.  749.  924  ;  V.  62.  p.  778;  V.  63.  p.  116.  402,  922;  V.  64,  p.  82. 


FORT  WAYNE  &  BELLE  ISLE  RAILWAY 
CO.— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporate!  In  May,  1892.  On  July  1. 1892,  pur- 
chased the  Fort  Wayne  A  Kim  wood  Railway,  which  wan  Incorporated 
Jan.  31. 1863.  and  which  bad  paid  10  per  cent  dividends;  In  1896,  Jan.. 
6  per  cent  and  July.  5  per  cent  on  $25O,OOO.  Stock  Increased  $50,OOO 
In  1895  and  $100.000  In  1896.  maklnic  total  $40O.OOO. 

In  January.  1897,  most  of  the  stock  and  bonds  of  the  Ft.  W.  A  B.  I. 
had  been  purchased  In  the  Interest  of  the  Detroit  Electric  and  Detroit 
Cltlsens*. 

STOCK  6V  BONOS—  Dale.  Inltrat.  Oulitanding.  IMtidrniti. 
Stock/par  $100  $4OO.OOO  July,'96,5« 

1st     mortgage,     gold. «  1892    6g.  A-O          377.0OO          Oct.  1,  1903 

$40ii.ooo o  ^Subject  to  call  at  par  after  Oct.  1, 1H97. 

Interest  at  Union  Trust,  Detroit,  trustee. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


\ 


STREET     RAILWAYS. 


85 


1.  1:497. 89  BUM  of  track. 

EARNINQB— For  the  year  ending  Dee.  31. 1895.  grow,  $234.744;  net. 
$60.4«;  dirtdend*.  $27.500;  balance,  surplu*.  for  jear.  $32.982.  In 
1 894,  gro**,  $238.887.  No  dividend*  were  paid  in  1894. 

OFFICER*— Problem.  E.  H.  Butler;  VicvPro-idcnt  ami  Treasurer, 
a  BehlM* ;  Secretary.  X.  W.  Goodwin.  V.  62,  p.  635;  V.  tH,  p.  82. 

THE    RAPID   RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 

OROANIZATIOM— Chartered  March  1,  1394.  Constructed  and  equipped 
on  steam  railroad  standard  for  purpose  of  making  high  speed.  By 
agreement  between  thU  eompanr  and  the  Citizen*'  Street  Railway 
Company,  thrmnrh  ean  are  ran  between  Mt.  Clemens  and  the  business 
centre  of  Detroit.  Road  wai  opened  for  builneas  July  14. 1895. 

STOCK  lib  BONOS—          Dale.      [Hterett.      OvUtanding.      Maturity 

*V«ek.per$loo $25O,OOOf.p. 

TslBortgace. $300,000.  (1895       5  g.  M-8          3OO.OOO      Mar.  1, 1915 

r»M(*l.OOO) e*  J  Trustee,  Finance  Co.  of  Penna..  Philadelphia. 

CM**!.*.. $600.000  ...    1806       See  text ..... 

The  am  Bortgage  eeren  the  entire  property  and  franchise*.  In- 
•lading  Ore-proof  power  and  ear  bonce*.  Of  the  eouoL  Bortgage 
bond*  of  18M,  $900.000  are  rearrred  to  take  up  the  flnt*,  and  the 
balance  U  being  iMued  for  exteaalon*  and  Improvement*. 

ROAO— Boad  extend*  from  Detroit  to  Mt.  Clemen*.  Mich..  19  mile* 
of  track ;  rail*.  TO-lti.  cteel. 

EARNINOS— Tor  year  ending  Aur.  31. 1896.  «ro*».  $70.172:  net.  $33,- 
,tere»t,  $15.000;  balance. . orpin..  $!>. 

OFncERS-Prwldeat.  Cornelia*  J.  Rrllly;  8ecreUrr.CIiarle*M.8wlit. 

INDEX— v.  «2.  p.  189:  V.  in.  p.  •• 


WYANDOTTE    &    DETROIT   RIVER   RAIL 
WA  Y-A  troller  road. 

ROAO,  SECURITIES,  ETC.— Operate*  10%  Bile*  of  track.  Btook  anth- 
orticd.  $250.000;  toned  to  Dee  31.  1895.  $2OO.OOO;  bond*  aatborUed. 
$200.000:  lamed.  « 189.000.  For  rear  ending  Dec.  31.  1395.  grow. 
$35.407:  art.  f  II 

OFFICERS— President.  On*.  M.  Swift ;  Secretary  *  Treasurer,  R.  J. 
MeClnuey ;  General  Maaa<n-r  and  Par  Anal.  8.  UeoOn*. 


DIGHTON,  MASS. 

PorULATtoH  in  l$so  w*«  1.8-W:  »  18SO  WA§  1,791 ; 
A»t>  I*  187O  w.n  1.817. 

DIGHTON  SOMERSET  &  SWANSEA 
STREET  RAILWAY. -A  trolley  road. 

STOCK  A  BONDS-  /•*'<•.    tnltntL  Owl*te«*r*;      lfai<trtlg 

•look. $125.000 (par $100) $125.OOO 

let  M..$I25.0>0. cold.*  f..l    1*96  94.000    Dee.    1.1915 

ftl.oooi.  red.  1O5  after  Vbterealat  Intematloual  Trail  Co..  Bo*ton. 

Janet.  l»>:  rj     Trustee,    Sinking  fund  U  $3.000  a  year. 

On  Jon*  30.  1*96,  town  and  bill*  payable  were  $135,987  and  bond* 
ontatandtef  $04.000. 

Own*  ICsj  mile*  of  track  and  ha*  trackage  tight*  over  4  Bile*  addi- 
tional. (iroMearnmga  for  year  ending  Sept.  30.  1896,  $61.434:  net, 
$30.050:  charge*  and  tax**.  $3.978:  balanee.  rarpta*.  $18.07%  total 
rarplo*.  Sen*.  SO.  1$$8.  $l«. 

DOVER,  N.  H. 

PurtTLATIO*  1990  WA»  12.790;  r*  188O  WA*  11.607; 
IX  1870  WA*  9.294. 

UNION    ELECTRIC    R  R. -A  trolley  ro.d. 

-K)N— A  reorg«nliatlon  In  February.  1897,  of  Ike  Union 
•tteet  By.. «eM  In  Mlllanmil  la  Jttly.  169$. 

BONO*— 
Stock.  $100.000 

tMBortgaxT.  $1OO^OO  Feb.-97. 

rtOAO-OwniroadeHBllMlonc,  paraDelllag  a  iU>am  road  andean- 


:  Dom-  with  SanMnwortt ;  14  mil**  of  track  In  all. 
For  year  ending  Jnn*  M.  1*96.  oM  Union  $tr*M  Ry. 
$$0.48i    net.  $1.115:  uuw.$15o. 

OFFCERS-Prealdent.  SnBaec  Wallace;   Treararer.    Harry 
•W.  p.  96$;  T.  63.  p.  1 1 


•• 


DU   BOIS,  PA. 

•unox  1$9O  WAI  6,149;  AXD  |«  I««O  WA*  3.718. 

DU    BOIS   TRACTION    CO.-A  trolley  road. 

STOCK  <&  BONO$-   MUm.  Dm*.       /iUm«.      OmUlumf*. 
Stork  .   QuOM 

rimmon*.                                     6  percent.        «o!nm  Sept. l.l obi 
Aceta.payJane30.-96    ...  

AOAD-Operate*  3<«  Bile*  of  track.    Ra 

EARNiwoe-For  year  ending  Jane  SO.  1896. 
$6.178(  oeenttM  expeneea.  $7.71$.    In  1894-95 

OFFICERS— PreaWent,  M.  D.  Wayinan:  Vlce-Prealdeat.  G.  K.  Grler; 
Secretary.  J.  D.  Bailey;  Oeneral  Manager  and  Parebaolng  Agent.  8. 
H  Boillli:  TrmMiirer.  G.  F..  i  .rl.  r 

DUBUQUE,  IOWA. 

PonjLATMB  189O  WAI  30.311;  I*  1880  WA*  22.254; 
IX  1870  WAI  18,434. 

DUBUQUE  LIGHT  A  TRACTION  CO.- 
OROANLZATION— On  December  1, 1894.  placed  In  hand*  of  receiver*. 
bat  m  February.  1 997.  the  property  had  not  been  aold.  and  no  date  of 


Dm*.      Inttntt. 


.    Maturity. 

«60OjOOO    

|«I8B3         i!J     Ii  385.000    June  1.1910 

I  Trnxte',  Old  Colony  Trait  Co.,  Hoiton. 


HI 

-Operated  Janaarr  1.  1095.  IQi*  all««  of  track  In  the  city  of 
Dakota*.  Iowa.,  estondlnc  to  W«rt  Dnbnqae  and  to  Stewart  Park. 
OrnCCRS-Bawhrnr.  John  Baleh. 


DUBUQUE    STREET    RAILA^AY-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  April  25, 1890. 

STOCK  4  BONDS—  Date.  Intentl.  Outttand'a.       Maturity. 

Stock,  *500,000 $875.000 

l»tcon.M.for$250.0OO,gold.o*    1891    6g.  J-J        Text       Jan.  i'.'ini 
Tnutee,  Illinois  Trust  A  Saving  Bank,  Chicago. 

In  February,  1897,  no  bonds  of  1891  had  been  sold.    They  are  not 
•ulilect  to  call  before  maturity. 

ROAD— Feb.,  1897,  owned  15  miles  of  track  on  9  mllee  of  street. 

OFFICERS— Presiilent  and  General  Manager,  J.  A.  Rhomberg;  Seere- 
ary.C.  n.  Meyer:  Treasurer  and  Superintendent.  J.  El.  Rhomberg. 


DULUTH,  MINN. 

POFCLATIOX  189O  WAS  33.115:   IX  1880  -WAS  3,483; 
AXD  IX  187O  WAS  3,131. 

DULUTH  STREET  RAILWA Y-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Organized  under  act  of  Minnesota  approvedNoT.  17 
1881.  and  possesses  ••  an  exclusive  franchise,"  doing  the  entire  street 
railway  traffic  of  the  city.  Thomson-Houston  system.  60  Ib.  T  and  45 
Ib.  girder  rails.  The  Duluth  St.  Ry.  has  the  right  to  purchase  the 
Lakeside  St.  Ry.  (which  1*  now  operated)  at  any  time  for  cost.  Popnla 
tlon  In  1895,  by  local  census,  was  over  60,000.  The  Dnluth-Snperlor 
Bridge  at  West  Superior  1*  used  by  the  railway,  but  is  a  separate  cor 
poradon.  and  ha*  i«aned  flnt  mortgage  bonds  for  $650,000  and  second 
mortgage  bond*  for  $3OO,OOO—  tee  bridge  items.  V.  63.  p.  310,  504. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—  Date,   tnterett.    Ontttatufg.     Maturity 

Capltalstook $2.000.000     .... 

lit oou»o L  Bortgage 1890    6     J-J         1OO.OOO    Jan.  1,  1V30 

,     *>.  *>          1890    5     J-J          900.000    Jan.  1,  1930 

C<m*oLmorUrage.irold.....>    1894    5(tJ-J      1 .039,000    July  1.1924 

$2,500.000  ($1,000).  ...o'  $  Int.  at  Manhattan  Trust  Co.,N.Y.,trustee. 

Tho  foiuol.  mortgage  of  1894  1*  for  *2,5OO,OOO,  of  which  $1,000,000 
reserved  for  prior  lieu*  and  $5OO.OOO  held  in  trust  for  future  better- 
ments and  extension*. 

ROAO— SYSTEM.— The  system  embraces  28-84  miles  of  single  traek 
surface  and  m  mile*  elevated  Incline  road;  whole  road  Is  double- 
tracked  :  also  operate*  13-4  mile*  (see  below)  for  land  companies.  See 
Dnluth-Superior  Bridge  item*.  V.  63,  p.  310,504.  Operated  for  land 
companies:  Lakealde  St.  Ry.,  7-44  tulles  of  traek,  and  Motor  Line 
Improvement  On..  5-98  Bile*  of  track. 

Grose,    $95.281:    net,    $49,153 
Grose,    102.531;    net,      56,668 
.gross,  $2 19.927;  net,  $120,886 
-i:i.U05;  net,     110,289 
205.952;  net.      85.1O7 


LATEST  EARNINGS—*  BO*.    )  1896 
July  1  to  Nov.  30.          ( 1895 

EARNINOS—  13  month*. 
'   ly  I  lo  June  30. 


July: 

OFFICERS— President.  L.  Mendeohall ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  T.  W 
Uoope* ;  General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  H.  Warren. 


MINNESOTA  POINT  STREET  RAILWAY. 
—A  borae  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Cbartrred  In  1RH7;  franchlae  runs  till  1987,  with 
•xeloalT*  right*  on  Mlnncaoto  Point.  6  mile*.  In  April,  1897.  the 
company  Bade  an  aMlgnment  to  Paul  Sharry,  being  unable  to  pay  a 
note  of  $6,700. 

STOCK-Stoek  antlwrUed  1*  $100.000  (par  $lOO),of  whleh  $51,OCO 
paid  In  fall  and  $6,72O  of  4O  per  oeut  paid.  No  mortgage*,  but  a  small 
•  •  .•  l.  ,t 

ROAD— Own*  3>4  Bile*  of  *lngle  track  and  >•  mile  of  siding* ;  24  Ib 
Trail*:  lObonea. 

OFFICER*—  President  and  General  Manager.  J.  J.  Illbbard;  Vlce-Prr *l- 
ilrnt,  R.  P.  Kdaon:  Secretary,  W.  Warmer;  Treasurer,  B.  Sllrersteln. 


MOTOR  LINE  IMPROVEMENT.-A  trolley  road. 

OdOANiZATKHt—  Chartered  In  189O  for  30  year*  a*  a  real  estate  com 
pany  and  only  turn  It*  road,  which  U  operated    by  the  Duluth  Street 
Railway  Company  on  a  mileage  baala.  to  reach  It*  property. 

STOCK— Ha*  an  authorlxed  capital  of  $300.000;  par,  $100,  of  whleh 
$150.000.  Ml  paid.  I*  outstanding.  Flnt  mortgage  7*  of  1893,  gold 
<••:  antnorUed  $200.000 :  l*aued$198,OOO;  Interact  J-J  at  Nat.  Bank 
of  BlfBUli,  M.  T.  City.  Bond*  cover  road  and  4.000  acre*  of  land. 
Trnatoo,  A.  B.  Maof  arlano.  RoAD-Own*  5-98  mile*  of  track. 

OFFICERS— Prealdent,  G.  G.  Hartley;  Vice- President,  J.  D.  Stryker; 
Secretary,  T.  W.  Boope* ;  Treasurer.  A.  R.  Maefarlane. 


EAST     LIVERPOOL,     OHIO. 

Pori'LAnox  1400  WAS  1O.958;  1880  WAS  5,568; 
AXI.  ix  1870  WAS  2.1O5. 

EAST     LIVERPOOL    &    WELLSVILLE 
STREET    RAILROAD-A  trolley  road. 

•  >5  populatloa  of  Ea*t  Liverpool  wa*  said  to  be  14,000  and  of 
WrlliTllIe  7.000. 

SALE— In  May,  1807,  wa*  sold  under  foreeloiure  of  first  mortgage  to 
repreaentatlrea  of  the  boodholdcn. 

RoAO-Opante*  8 '4  Bile*  of  track.— V.  84,  p.  287. 


EAST  ST.   LOUIS,   ILL. 

PorULATloa  n  189O  WAS  15,169:   ix  188O  wa*  9,185; 

AXD  IX  1870  WAS  5,644. 

EAST  ST.    LOUIS   ELECTRIC  STREET   RR. 
STOCK  db  BONOS—  Date.    Interest.     Onttlanrling.        Maturity. 

Stock  paid  In  In  1894 $150,000          

(1801    Og.  A-0       $150.000        Apr.  1,1906 
l»t  M..  $150,000, gold...  \  8ub  t,,  oallH)|noe  Apr.  i,  1896 

Oonaol.M..  $500,000,  g..      1893    6  g.  F-A          14O.OOO        Aug.  1,1908 


36 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


_J  on  both  loans  Is  payable  at  Mississippi  Valley  Trust  Co., 
xujvoe  of  both  mortgages,  St.  Louis. 

j,,j,    Qf  the  consols  $150.OOO  are  reserved  to  be  Issued  on  retli 
ment  of  drat  mortgage.    In  August,  1898,  none  of  the  firsts  had  been 
called  for  payment. 

ROAD— Said  to  operate  14  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS  (April,  1897)-Presldent,  Julius  8.  Walsh;  VIce-President, 
K.  P.  Bryan;  Secretary,  C.  K.  Walsh;  Treasurer,  F.  O.  Daab.  Directors : 
Julius  8.  Walsh,  E.  P.  Bryan,  C.  K.  Walsh,.  II.  D.  Sexton,  F.  C.  Daab. 
James  Banna  and  C.  T.  Jones. 

EASTON,  PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  14,481 ;  IN  1880  WAS  11,924 ; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  10,988. 
EASTON  TRANSIT-A  trolley  road. 

OROANlZATION-Chartered  June  30,  1892.    Franchise  Is  perpetual 
and  give*  exclusive  rights  to  operate  street  railway  in  city. 
STOCK  4  BONDS- 


114    1892      5  A-O  (I)  1922 

g.,f200A»5t>o.c*r£  Intercs"  payable  at  Easton Trust  Co., Trustee. 
Leased  Line*— 

Pa.  Motor  Co.  stock 120,000 

1st   mort.,  $60,000;  (         3    1887     6  A-O          60,000  1947 

$100  &  J5OO I  Interest  at  Treasurer's  office,  Easton,  Pa. 

Kaston  &  Bethlehem  \  125  OOO 

Transit  Co.  stock. .  ( ' " 

Current  liabilities  June  30,  1896,  $96,476,  and  funded  debt  was 
given  as  $307,000. 

Dividend*— for  1894, 2  4  per  cent  paid  in  February,  1895. 

ROAD— On  June  30, 1896,  track  194  miles,  as  follows : 
Mile*.  I     Leased  Line* — 

Track  owned  In  fee 9     |  Pennsylvania  Motor 9 

Kntire  stock  owned:  Eastou  &  Bethlehem  Transit.    3 

Phillips., NJ.,HorseCarOo.    2>s  |  Weygadt  Mt.  RR. 2 

Por  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  8128,960:  net,  $47,260;  taxes, 
$3,733:  Interest.  $20,765;  rentals,  etc.,  $8,384;  dividends,  $9,000;  bal., 
•nr.  for  year,  $5,378.  In  1894-95  gross  from  operations,  $102,966. 

OFFICERS— President.  R.  Howard  Rlnek ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer, 
A.  D.  Chldsey ;  General  Superintendent,  F.  H.  Knight. 


Mile*. 


EAU  CLAIRE,   WIS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  17,415;  IN  1880  WAS  10,119; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  2.293. 

CHIPFKWA  VALLEY  ELECTRIC  RAIL- 
W  A  Y-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Successor  In  1897  to  th«  Eau  Claire  Street  Ry.  L.  &  P. 
Co.  sold  In  foreclosure.  Road  In  May,  1897,  being  rebuilt,  new  equip- 
ment furnished  and  extension  built  to  Chlppewa  Falls.  Old  company 
owned  about  6  miles  of  track. 


ELGIN,  ILL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  17,823  ;  IN  1880  WAS  8,787  : 
AND  IN  1870  5.441. 

ELOIN  CITY  RAILWAY.-A  trolleyroad.  Also  owns 
an  electric-light  plant  Population  (school  census)  1896  was  22,000. 
Carpenters  ville  Elgin  &  Aurora  Ry  (stock  $150,000)  Is  operated  by 
Elgin  City  Railway.  The  Aurora  &  Oeneva  Railway  Is  to  connect  the 
C.  E.  A  A.  at  Geneva  with  the  Aurora  Street  Railway. 


1st  mortgage,  $200,000...  {  &Wst  at  Fa^.b      N. 
O.E.AA.lstM.,$150,000  ......................        85,000    .......... 

In  1896  paid  6  per  cent  dividend  on  the  stock  of  both  Elgin  City  and 
Oarpentersville  Elgin  &  Aurora  companies. 

ROAD—  In  August,  1896,  Elgin  Oity  Rv.  owned  13  miles  of  track  in 
E.kln;  40  and  45  T  and  girder  rails.  C.  E.  &  A.  Rv.  owned  18  miles  of 
track  to  Dundee,  Coleman,  Geneva,  etc.;  60  and  65  Ib.  T  rails. 

OFFICERS—  President,  William  Grote;  VIce-President  and  Gen.  Man. 
J.  B.  Lane;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  A.  B.  Church. 


ELIZABETH,  N.  J. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  37,764;  IN  1880  WAS  28,229; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  20,832. 

ELIZABETH  STREET  RAILWAY-A  horse  road. 
ORGANIZATION— In  January,  1896,  preparations  were  being  made  to 
i  nbstltute  trolley  for  horse  power.  Stock  Jan.  1, 1897,  $50,OOO;Un 
funded  debt,  $33,800;  total  cost  of  road  and  equipment,  $100,086 
Owns  3i»  miles  of  track.  In  year  1896  gross  earnings,  $16,300;  ex- 
penses, $19,522;  balance,  deficit,  for  year,  $3,222.  In  1895,  gross, 
$20,781.  Treasurer,  Edward  C.  Woodruff. 


ELMIRA,    N.    Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  29.708;  nr  1880  WAS  20,541; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  15,863. 

ELMIRA  &  HORSEHEADS  RAILWAY-Mostly 
a  trolley  road. 

OROANIZAT  ON-Chartered  December  30, 1870,  and  in  1892  its  entire 
capital  stock  was  purchased  by  the  Elmlra  Municipal  Improvement 


Company.  A  5  per  cent  consolidated  mortgage  for  $1,800,000  maturing 
April  1, 1942,  Interest  payable  A.  *  O.,  was  executed  on  the  combined 
properties  by  the  Improvement  Company,  but  its  interest  went  to  de- 
fault. The  Improvement  Company  mortgage  is  a  first  lien  on  the  Inter- 
State  Fair  real  estate,  etc.,  but  as  to  the  other  companies  it  is  simply  a 
lien  upon  their  stock.  In  1895  three  coupons  maturing  Oct.  1, 1893,  and 
April  1  and  Oct.  1. 1894,  of  the  Improvement  Company  were  funded 
and  the  April,  1895,  coupon  was  paid  in  August,  1895.  October,  1895, 
coupon  was  not  paid  and  bondholders  were  requested  to  fund  the  same 
to  enable  the  company  to  use  the  money  for  repairs.  V.  61,  p.  749. 

STOCK,  ETC.— Stock  of  Elmira  A  Horseheads  Ry.  is  $400,000  (par 
$100). 

ROAD— Owns  from  Erie  depot  to  Horaeheads,  7-62  miles;  branches  to 
Clinton  Street,  College  Avenue  and  Park,  3-07  miles ;  sidings,  etc.,  0-45 ; 
total  owned,  11-14  miles.  Leases  Maple  Avenue  Railroad,  Elmira 
Transfer,  and  West  &  Water  St.  Ry.,  to  Foster  Avenue  aud  Elmira 
Cortland  &  Northern  depot,  4-58  miles  in  all.  Total  operated,  15^t 
miles,  all  trolley  except  %  mile  of  horse  road. 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  June  30 : 

Gross.  ffet.       Other  income.    Taxes.  Balance. 

1895-96  ..$68,435  def.*$16,375  $5,058  $2,505  def.$13,822 
1894-95...  70,966  def.  4,197  1.05H  2,415  def.  5,554 
1893-94...  73,105  net,  8,705  543  2,449  snr.  6,799 


*  NOTE— In  1895-96  $18,338  was  spent  iii  reconstruction  of  road 
and  charged  to  operating  expenses. 

OFFICERS— President,  George  W.  Young;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  J 
M.  Diven;  Gen.  Man.  and  Purch.  Agent,  J.  B.  Cahoon.— V.  61,  p.  749. 


WEST  SIDE  RAILROAD.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  July  29, 1891,  and  in  1896  consolidated 
with  the  East  Side  Railroad  Co. 


STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date. 

Stock,  $;iOO,OOO  ($100) 

1st  mortgage,  g.,  $300,000..  1894 

STOCK  was  increased  in  1894  I 
from  $100,000  to  $300,000. 

ROAD — 8-5  miles  of  single  track  I 
and  0'92  mile  sidings,  etc 

OFFICERS— Pres't,  C.  M.  Tomp- 1 
kins;  Sec.  <fc  Treas.,  H.  H.  Hallock.  I 


Maturity 


Interest.  Outstand'g. 

$300,000    . 

5(?.A-O       300,000     Oct.  1,  1914 

EARNINGS,  year  ending  June  3O— 

1896.         1895. 

Gross $63,993 

Net 21,353 

Charges 16,914 

Balance,  surplus     4,439 


$53,741 

15,537 

12,594 

2,943 


ERIE,    PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  40,634;  IN  1880  WAS  27,737; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  19.646. 

ERIE  ELECTRIC  MOTOR  CO.- 

OROANIZATION  -  Chartered  October  8, 1888.  This  company  leases  for 
999  years  the  Erie  City  Passenger  Railway  at  6  per  cent  on  its  stock, 
having  secured  a  controlling  interest  in  its  stock.  Population  in  1895 
was  said  to  be  52,000. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —     Miles.   Date.    Interest.    Otttsl'ding.    Maturity. 

Stock  ($700,000)  ($100) $7OO,OOOf.p 

1st  mort' ge  ($200,000)  >  ....    1889  6g.  J  -  J     200,000         Jan.  1, 1919 

($1,OOO),  gold c.  J  Interest  at  Cent.  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  N.  Y.  City. 

2d  mort'ge  ($150,000)  >....    1889  6g.  J  -  J  $150,000        Jan.  1, 1919 

($1,000),  gold c.  J  Interest  at  Cent.  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  N.  Y.  City. 

Erie  City  Pass'gr  Ry.— 

Stock  (rental  6  p.  c.)    6  p.  c.    $iOO,OOO  

1st  mortgage 6  A-O         25,000         Oct.  1.  1913 

Bonds— The  bonds  are  not  subject  to  call  before  maturity. 

ROAD — In  February,  1897,  was  operating  21  miles  of  track  on  18  miles 
of  street,  and  holds  perpetual  trackage  rights  in  all  the  city  streets. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  December  31,  and  in  1896  gross, 
$150,502;  net,  $30,624;  other  income,  $1,099;  interest  charges,  $29,- 
000;  taxes,  $1,608;  balance,  def.  for  year  $1,083.  In  1895,  gross,  $150,- 
298;  net,  $13,000;  other  income,  $263;  interest,  rentals,  etc.,  $30,678; 
balance,  deficit,  $17,415. 

BALANCE  SHEET  December  31, 1896. 


Assets. 
Construction  and  e<iuip't.$784,868 

Real  estate 73,694 

Investments 300,000 

Miscellaneous 1 ,097 

Profit  and  loss,  deficit...      10,822 


Liabilities. 

Capital  stock $700,000 

Funded  debt 350,000 

Bills  payable,  etc 120,481 


$1,170,481  $1,170,481 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  S.  Casement,  Palnesrille,  O;  VIce-Presi- 
dent, J.  C.  Brady ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  J.  L  Sternborg,  Erie. 
Office,  202  State  St. 


ESCANABA,   MICH. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  6,808;  IN  1880  WAS  3,860; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  1,370. 

ESCANABA  ELECTRIC  STREET  RR.- 
ORQANIZATION,  ETC.— stock— issued  $50,000,  of  which  $48,308  was 
paid  in  Dec.  31, 1895.  Owns  3  miles  of  track.  For  the  year  ending 
Dec.  31,  1895,  gross,  $5,070;  def.  under  operating,  $494.  In  1894i 
gross  earnings,  $5,283 ;  deficit,  $1,786.  President,  James  Lillie;  Sec- 
retary, J.  K.  Stark ;  Treasurer,  J.  B.  Moran. 


EVANSVILLE,   IND. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  50,756;  IN  1880  WAS  29,280; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  21.830. 

EVANSVILLE  STREET  RAILROAD-A  trolley 
road. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  May,  1866. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


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STOCK  A  BONDS-    MUe*.    Dat€.   Interest.    Ottltlaiufa.     Maturity. 

$5OO,OOO    

$1.000,000.  <    -'74      1-i'J    t;*.  J -J  abt.850.000     Jan.  1, 1922 

gold j  Uterest  at  CfceesJoal  Mattoaal  Bank.N.  Y.  City. 

ROAD— In  Febi  uary,  1897,  owned  'J7  4  mile*  of  trolley  track.  Rails  56 
•ad  6O  Ib*.  Westlnghoose  system. 

OFFICERS— l'"""'l  "'•  J-  •>•  Sulpherd,  Cleveland,  O.;  Treasurer.  Thob- 
8.  Kniu,  Mill*  Hullding.  New  York  City. 

FAIRHAVEN,    WASH. 

FAIRHAVEIf  &  NEW  WHATCOM  RAIL- 
W  A  Y.  -A  trolley  read. 

OSOANIZATION— Chartered  Mar.  12. 1891,  and  consolidated  with  the 
rairharen  and  Lake  Whateem  Hallway  Co.  Pranchliw  runs  till  1941. 
Bold  at  auction  ta  Aj.rH.  1897.  for  975.OOO  to  S.  Z.  Mitchell  of  Port- 


ROAD— Operated  18>*  mile*  ef  trolley  track.  Including  3  mile*  leased 
from  the  Brllingham  Bay  Electric  Railway  Co. 

FALL    RIVER,   MASS. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  74.398 ;  IN  1880  WAS  48,961 ; 

AND  IN  187O  WAS  26.766. 
POPCLATKW  n  1896  IAIO  TO  BE  97.318. 

FALL    RIVER   STREET   RAILWAY.-A  trolley 
road. 

OROANI*ATK>N— Organised  la  1895.  The  franchise  (as  amended) 
read*  that  the  road  shall  Kraut  six  fare*  for  twenty-Ore  cent*.  IB  HOT., 
1896.  was  operating  3%  mile,  of  track  la  Fall  Hirer,  starting  from  the 
V.  Y.  Sew  Haren  A  Hartford  depot.  Capital  stock  to  960,000;  par 
4100.  Loan*  and  bills  payable  Sept.  3O,  1896,  wen  914.044.  No 
President,  Wendell  E.  Turner ;  Tmsunnii,  John  T.  Robertson. 


GLOBE  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
OROANLZATION— Incorporated  April  16, 1890. 


STOCK  «  BONO*-        Dal*.      /Msrwst. 
«U>ekV?100  par  ..............       Bee  test 


9650,000' 


Jf.Kiin.',,. 

Bee  text. 


.  ______ 

/  18*3       5<-  A-°         730,000       April  1.  1912 
*  -n.il.  «••»!•  at  105  aad  Int-after  April  1.  1903. 


*   -i     •••  a  a     n-aer    p        .          . 

"Unt.  is  payable  brtrus..MaM.L.  AT.  Co..  Bout. 
ir<«1.000).e    ....       &*>  J-J         550.000       April  1.  1912 
.)M»1.000..«l894        5*.  M-«          12S.OOO  U-lo 

/»ttr«ef  on  debentures  Is  payable  IB  Hew  York  at  H.  Y.  Security  * 
Trust  Oe.     Loaas  aad  hills  payable  9opt.  3O.  1896.  $44^229. 

Pine-sue*    mm  earnings  of  year  1893-94  1  per  cent  was  paid  on 
eux-k;  in  189+95  paid  24  p.  e.:  la  18*3-96  paid  3  p.  e. 
ROACr-Oe*.  1.  189<J.  owned  mala  track  17-71  miles;    isssad  track. 
1-96:  total  track.  17-71  mile*.    Ooaaists  with  the  Dart" 


BtoethA  Westport  for  Kew  Bedford  aad  with  the  Dtghloa 
9  wajuea  for  Tanalon. 

ANNUAL  RcPOMT-fa  18956  carried  9J**X337  paeeeagen,  against 
J7  In  19*4-5.    For  years  ea«la«- aept.  30  earning* 
.1999.        1895.       _  ft 

Oross  earn  Ings  $323^31  * 
•at  earaiafa. . .   114.5m 
Interest  paid...     78.O19 


. 

.797 
II*).9M 

76.47* 


Tolaw.BeptJO 
OBBEBAL  BALANCE  SHEET  SETT.  SO.  1996. 

A*    ' 


896.         1895. 
919.MO    916.250 

17.063    17.967 

37,262 


-9US91.275 

''*" 


£teMi<M*f. 

9650.000 

1  42A  OOO 
Uaraaded  debt.. ......::     '  SlSl 

Profltandloes 94J23 

-  l       Total 93,187,594 

Of  FiCMB-Pree.  aad  O*a.  Man..  R.  8.  Oof;  Bee..  M.  O.  B.  Swift ; 
Tree*..  II.  II.  Bead.  Oflee.  794  North  Main  91-V.  6O.  p.  796;  V.  63. 
p.  1061. 

FINDLAY,  OHIO. 

POPULATION  1990  WAS  18.553;  n  198O  WAS  5.553; 

AMO  IN  1870  WAS  4.O73. 

BLANCHARD  AVENUE  PASSENGER 
RAILWAY  COMPANY. 

Dal*,     tnttrttl.    OuttUuuTg.     Maturity. 

1999    eg.TxYj-J     940.000    JniyT.1913 
E  Interest  to  paid  free  of  tax. 

/•"real  to  payable  at  the  Olnrd  Life  Insurance  Annuity  *  Trust 
Company.  Philadelphia,  the  mortgage  trustee. 

FINDLAY  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley  and  horse 
tallwsy. 

OROANiZATMte-Chartered  IB  9si«BBitsr.  1997.  Graata  are  for  25 
fears  from  1837-ratoa  of  fare  embodied  ta  siillBiBSS.  B  eenta.  Council 
•aterred  right  to  charge  90  per  aaaom  par  ear  operated.  Has  no 
•wring  to  do.  bat  must  keep  portion  between  rails  la  repair  so  long  a* 
"•rsee  are  ased.  Bald  to  be  operated  by  the  "ortaern  Ohio  A  Lake 
•rie  By.  Light  A  Power  Co. 


.  STOCK  A  BOND* 
•lock 
IstM 


STOC«  A  BONO*— 
toekVMnJoS7gr. 


.9«5) 


Inttmt. 


Haturity. 
* 


let  moTL.noo.OOO.  gold.!  1991    6g.M-B  "  1O6.OOO     '  Mch.  1.  1911 
•«.aet*abj.toeall   {8k.rd.reqalresr  " 


9150.000  f.  p. 
O 

t  of  32.000  yearly. 


i  payable  Dee.  31. 1999, 

ROAO-Maln  lln«4>t  mnee  doable  track,  operated  by  electricity  ;TUBn 
Are.  and  West  Park  line  about  4  mile*,  operated  by  bones ;  total  track 
rebruary.  1990.  about  13  mnee, 

OFFICER*- PreeMeBt  Oeo.  B.  Carper;  Tlue  PinsMeat.  J.  IT.  Klnnejr. 
9e>retary.  Jacob  Btrader:  Treeearw.  O.  D.  KlBBoy;  General  Manager 
•Bd  Pmreaaetng  Ageat,  C.  Smith. 

FISHKILL-ON-THE-HUDSON,   N.  Y. 

PoruLATiow  M  1990  WAS  3,617;  IN  1880  WAS  2.5O3; 

AND  ni  1870  WAS  2.992. 

CITIZENS' STREET  RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 
OWOANIZATION— Opeaed  to  traffic  August  37, 1993. 


Stock,  C75.00O,  par  9100..975.000 
1st  mortgage  6s.  MAN 75.OOO 

(Due  1912,  optional  after  1897.) 

Ltattd  Line— 
FlshklJl  Eleo.  1st  M.,  6«, )  *,„  „,,- 

of  1895.  due  1915 $  **O,OOO 

ROAO— Owns  3  mllea  of  single 
and  "-'5  miles  of  second  track. 

Also  operates  FUhkill  Electric 
Ry..  4  nifiea:  Plshklll  stock  (950,- 
OOO)  to  receive  same  dividends  as 
citizens. 

OFFICERS— President,  John  T. 
Treasurer,  W.  H.  Southard. 


EARN  was— Year  ending  June  30t 
1896.  1«95. 

Gross $38,409       $28,645 

Net 15,812  7,819 

Charges 9.9OE  4,998 

Dividends. 3,125  none 

Balance sur.2.782     sur.2,82 1 

For  6  mod.  ending  Dec.  31,  1896, 
Itrosa,  $20,893  ;  net,  $9,028.  In 
6  mos.  of  1895,  gross,  $22,943; 
net,  $10,652. 

Smith:  Secretary,  S.   K.  Phillips; 


FITCHBURG,   MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  22,037 ;  IN  1880  WAS  12.429; 
AND  »  1870  WAS  11.260. 

FITCHBURG     &      LEOMINSTER     STREET 
RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1836.    Road  extends  to  Leomlnster 
and  Lunnenburx. 

STOCK,  BONDS  ETC.—  DaU.  Inttrttt.  Oultlatufg.        Lattdn. 

Stk.(»u..  $5OO.OOO-.  par.  $1OO)    8  p.  e.    $250,000        See  earns. 

iKtmortnura  ($500)o 189O      5  A-O        30.OOO    Oct.  1.  19O9 

New  M..  $150.000 1897      5  (t)  1917 

Loans  and  bills  payable  Sept.  30, 1896 121,046  

DIVIDENDS— In  year  1894-95  paid  8  p.  e.;  In  1895-96,  8  p.  c. 

ROAD— Owns  18*24  miles  of  track.  Including  I1*  miles  of  sidings. 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  Sept.  30: 


1896.        1895. 

Gross $128,1869110,275 

Het 37,909      36.172 

Int.  taxe*,etc..      10,662         7,017 


1896.  1895. 

Dividend*  paid.. $20,OOO  $20,OOO 

BaL.sur.  for  year     7.247  9,154 

Tot.  sur.  Sept.  30.   14,732  14,459 


OFFICERS— President,  H.  A.  Willis;  Vice  President  H.  I.  Wallace; 
Secretary,  C.  P.  Baker;  Treasurer,  R.  N.  Wallls ;  Superintendent  and 
Purchasing  Agent,  W.  W.  Sargent. 


FLUSHING,  N.  Y. 

PorOLATlox  1890  WAI  19,803;  IK  1880  WAS  15,908; 
AJCD  IN  1870  WAS  14,650. 

FLUSHING  A  COLLEGE  POINT  ELECTRIC 
RAILWAY-July.  1896.  was  merged  Into  the  N.  T.  A  Queens 
County  Ry.-T.  63,  p.  239. 


FORT  SMITH,  ARK. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  11.311;  IX  1880  WAS  3,099; 
AND  HI  1870  WAS  2,227. 

FORT  SMITH  STREET  RAILWAY.- 

OROANI2ATIOM—  Chartered  Aug.  2,  1881,  for  SO  yean. 

STOCK  A  BON06~  Dal*.    /ftMrstC    OuttlatuTf.       Maturity. 


at  paBtorU98.  J    1M8     7  *•*          30.000       Mar.  1,  19O9 

ROAD—  Operatee  8*44  miles  of  track  on  74  miles  of  street. 
OFFICERS—  President,  General   Manager,  Superintendent  and  Pur- 
chasing Ageat,  Bamael  McLood  ;  Vlee-President,  BcnJ.  T.  Duval;  Sec- 
retary and  Treasurer.  Geo.  T.  Sparks.    Office,  corner  Third  A  A  Street* 


FtW. 
FlW. 


FORT  WAYNE,  IND. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  35,393  ;  n  188O  WAS  26,880 
AND  in  1870  WAS  17,718. 

FT.  WAYNE  CONSOLIDATED  RAILWAY- 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  A  reorganisation  In  December,  1395,  of  the  Fort 
Wayne  Electric  Ry.  without  foreclosure.  The  property  Includes  the 
old  ClUxens'  Street  RR.  and  Fort  Wayne  Street  RR..  aggregating  13 
miles  and  two  miles  of  track  of  the  C.  L.  CenUlrre  Street  Railway.  IB 
Jane.  1896,  10  miles  of  road,  reaching  a  300-acre  park  owned  by  the 
company,  ware  completed,  and  6  miles  additional  were  under  construc- 
tion. In  1895  population  was  said  to  be  54,000. 

RECEIVERSHIP-OB  Sept.  8,  1896,  J.  H.  Baes  and  M.  8.  Roblson  were 
reerlren.    Interest  due  Hor.  1,  1896,  was  not  paid.    R 
still  pending  In  May.  1897. 

:  ....  ^  '*??•.  VSSSSA  ...*"."'.'*: 

lstM..9BOO.OOO.     1892    6g.  M-N  (I)         May  1,  1923 

..M..91.500.000.*.  )  1895    5«.  M-H       Bee  text.    Nor.  1,  1935 
(91,000)BOtnb.toealLo<  (     May,  1896,  coupon  last  paid. 
Trustees  are  Guardian  Trout  Co.,  Cleveland,  Ohio,  and  A.  8.  Bond. 
The  mortgage  of  1893  Is  to  be  canceled  ;  most  of  the  $000.000  of  6 
per  cents  hare  been  retired.    The  new  5s  (with  the  6s  all  redeemed) 
will  be  outstanding  to  a  total  of  91.2OO.OOO. 
EARNINGS—  7  months  >  1896.  ............  Gross,  995,514;  net,  942,394 

Jan!  ItoJnly  31.     {1895  .............  Oroes,    66,790;  net.    28,328 

For  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1895,  gross,  9130,581  ;  net,  959,512. 
ROAD-Operatee  34  mile*  of  track. 

OFFICERS—  President.  J.  J.  Shlpherd;  Treasurer  and  General  Man* 
ager,  M.  B.  Roblsoa;  Secretary.  J.  M.  Barrett.  T.  61.  p.  966.  1107;  V 
63,  p.  458.  ___ 

FORT  -WORTH,  TEX. 

PortrtATioN  1890  was  23,076:  AND  ni  1880  WAS  6,663. 

CITY  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.—  Chartered  In  1891  as  a  consolidation  of  severa 
roads.    Stock,  (t).   Ho  bonds. 

ROAO—  Operates  7>*  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS—  President,  L.  Warfleld;  Secretary.  J.  O.  Terrell,  Jr.; 
Treasurer.  W.  H.  Harrison;  Gen.  Man.  and  Purch.  Agent,  W.  P.  Qulgg 


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STREET    RAILWAYS. 


FORT  WORTH  &  ARLINGTON  HEIGHTS 
STREET  RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— The  Fort  Worth  A  Arlington  Heights  Street 
Ry.,  Ft.  *orth  Land  &  Investment  (about  4.00O  acre"),  Arlington 
HelghU  F  lectrlo  LlgUt  Co.  and  Arlington  Heights  Water  Co.  were  pur- 
chased by  bondholders  In  June,  1805. 

The  Ft.  Worth  A  A.  H.  Street  By.  Is  leased  for  5  years  to  Glenwood 
A  Polytechnic  College  St.  Rr. 
Operates  6  "a  miles  of  track  on  2>a  miles  In  streets;  balance,  suburban. 

FORT    "WORTH    STREET    RY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1884  to  succeed  the  North  Side  Street 
RR.  Co.,  foreclosed  Nov.  20.  Stock,  $200,000.  Bonds,  $250,000 

ROAD— Said  to  operate  10  miles  of  track.  President,  K.  M.  Van  Zandt; 
Secretary,  J.  P.  Smith;  Gen.  Man.  and  Purch.  Agent,  G.  B.  Hendrlcks. 

GLENWOOD  &  POLYTECHNIC  COLLEGE 
STREET  RAILWAY- 

REORQANIZATION,  ETC.— A  reorganization  In  1896  of  Glenwood  & 
Polytechnic  Street  Rr.  Electricity  Introduced  and  0  new  motor  cars 
purchased.  The  company  has  a  5-year  lease  of  the  Fort  Worth  <k 
Arlington  Heights  Street  Ry. 

ROAD— Owns  road  6  miles  long;  leased  line,  6»a  miles;  total,  12>a  miles. 

OFFICERS— President  and  General  Manager,  J.  T.  Voss;  Secretary 
and  Treasurer.  Woodford  Brooks;  Electrician,  W.  E.  Voss. 


FRAMINGHAM,   MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  9,239 ;  is  1880  WAS  6,235 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  4.968. 

FRAMINGHAM     UNION    STREET    RY. 

ORGANIZATION.— Incorporated  in  1887. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.   Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Stock  (par  $100.) $60,OOO       

1st  mortgage,  currency..  <    1889       5  J-J          50,000  1909 

Not  subject  io  call.       ( Interest  at  North  Nat.  Bank,  Boston. 
Loans*  bills  pay.Oct.31,'96 $2,500 

ROAD— Operates  main  track  6-91  miles ;  sidings  0-44  of  a  mile. 

EARNINGS-— For  years  ending  Sept.  30  earnings  have  been  as  follows : 

Tr.  to  Sept.  30— 1896.       1895.      I  1896.        1895. 

Gross  earnings    $18,717    $18,915  I  Bal.  foi  dividends. .None        $611 

Net 4,533        4,430  I  Tot. surp.  Sept. 30.. 7.101       7,140 

Int.  taxes,  etc...     4,533        3,819  | 

OFFICERS— President,  James  R.  Entwlstle,  Saxonvllle,  Mass.;  Treas- 
urer, F.  E.  Gregory,  Framlngham,  Mass.;  Clerk  of  Corporation,  Ira  B. 
Forbes,  South  Framlngham. 


FRANKFORT,  KY. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  7,892:  IN  1880  WAS  6,958; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  5,396. 
CAPITAL    RAILWAY— SEE  SUPPLKMENT  of  November, 
1896.  A  trolley  road.   Operations  suspended  in  December,  1896.   Fore- 
closure sale  (postponed)  has  been  advertised  for  June  15, 1897,  at 
Frankfort,  Ky.;  upset  price  $10,000.    V.  64,  p.  422 


FRANKLIN,  PA. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  6,221 ;  IN  1880  WAS  5,010 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  3,908. 

FRANKLIN  ELECTRIC  STREET  RAIL- 
WAY CO.- 

ORQANIZATION— Incorporated  Aug.  4,  1893. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.   Outstanding.  Maturity. 

Stock  (par  $50)  <*200,OCO) $60,000  

IstM.  (S'JOO.OOO)  c 1894    6g....  2,000  1924 

Unfunded  debt  June  30,'96 40,197  

Rights  of  way  for  a  branch  road  to  Oil  City,  8  miles  distant,  have  been 
secured,  and  the  1st  mortgage  3O-year  6s  were  authorized  to  build 
the  branch  and  pay  off  outstanding  obligations.  When  these  out 
standing  obligations  are  paid  this  issue  of  bonds  will  be  canceled. 

ROAD — Operates  S^  miles  of  track  through  the  principal  streets 
of  Franklin,  Pa.  Bail,  60  Ib. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  $13,834 ;  net,  $2,370.  In 
1894-5,  gross,  $7,812;  net,  $170. 

OFFICERS— President  and  Treasurer,  E.  W.  Echols ;  Secretary,  G.  8 
White. 


FREDERICK,   MARYLAND. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  8,193;  IN  1880  WAS  8,659; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  8,526. 
FREDERICK  &  MIDDLETOWN  ELECTRIC 
RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Commenced  operation  in  fall  of  1896.  Capital  stock 
authorized,  $100,000;  issued,  $40/00.  First  mortgage  of  1897  is  for 
$70,000  (all  issued),  5  per  cent,  gold,  $1,000,  bonds,  c",  interest  J.&J.; 
principal  maturing  Jan.  1, 1917,  but  subject  to  call  at  par  on  and  after 
Jan.  1, 1907;  trustee,  Maryland  Trust  Co.,  Baltimore. 

ROAD— Frederick  to  Middletown,  9  njiles.    President,  Geo.  W.  Smith. 


FREDONIA,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  3,399 ;  IN  1880  WAS  2,692 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  2,546. 
DUNKIRK  &  FREDONIA  RAILROAD-A  trol- 
ey  road.    Population  in  1 895  estimated  at  4,000. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  April  21, 1864.  Company  is  also  engaged 
In  electric  lighting  and  steam  heating,  the  expenses  of  these  depart- 
ments being  included  in  the  railroad  operating  expenses  and  the  re- 
ceipts are  shown  in  other  Income.  Securities  and  earning*  are  as  follows: 


Stock  auth.,$l50,000;  par 

8100;  stock  sold $25,000 

1st  mort.  5s,  J.  *  J (    .n  ftnfl 

(Due  July  1,1911) \    40'°° 

Bills  payable  June  30,  '96.  11,700 

ROAD — Owns  3>a  miles  of  single 
and  one-fifth  miles  of  second  track. 

OFFICERS.—  President,  Willard 
McKinstry ;  Secretary-Tron surer 
and  Manager,  Milton  M.  Fenner. 


EARNINGS— Yearendlng  June  30. 


1896. 

Gross $19,885 

Net 4,848 

Other  income..     6,983 
Int.  and  taxes.     4,472 

Dividends 6,000 

Balance,  sur...      1,359 
Total  surplus..  10,997 


1895. 
$2O,144 
7,780 
3,822 
6,518 
4,407 
677 
9,638 


GALESBURG,     ILL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  15,264;  IN  1880  WAS  11,437; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  10,158. 

GALESBURG  ELECTRIC  MOTOR  & 
POWER—  A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION  —  Chartered  in  1892for  20  years,  being  a  consolidation 
of  the  College  City  Street  Ry.  and  the  Galesburg  Street  Car  companies. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.  Oittstand'ff.      Maturity. 

Stock  ($210,000),  par  $100  .................    $210,000      ............ 

1st  M.  ($125,000)  ............      1892      M-S          125.0OO  1902 

Subject  to  call  at  105  after  Sept.  1,  1897.  Trustee,  Nor.  Trust  Co.,  Ohio. 

ROAD  —  Owns  8  miles  of  main  track  and  1  mile  of  sidings,  laid  with  50 
Ib.  T  rails,  in  Galesburg,  111.,  and  extending  also  to  East  Galesburg. 

OFFICERS—  President  and  General  Manager,  Robert  Chappcll;  Vlce- 
President,  O.  F.  Price;  Secretat  y,  Treasurer  and  Purchasing  Agent, 
H.  F.  Arnold. 

GALVESTON,   TEX. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  29,084;  IN  1880  WAS  22,248; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  13,818. 

GALVESTON  CITY  RAILROAD—  A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  May  2,  1871. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.    Outstanding.      Matnriii/. 

Stock  (par  $50)  .................    See  text     $1,OOO.OOO    July  15.  1895 

1893    5gJ-J         l.OOO.OOO   Jan.    1,1913 
Interest  at  Guaranty  Trust  Co.  of  N.  Y.. 
Trustee,  New  York  City. 
Bills  payable  January  1,  1897,  $73,295. 
Dividends  —  In  1895,  25  cents  per  share  in  Jan.  and  July;  none  since. 


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ROAD—  February,  1897.      Miles.  ]     Proprietary  road 
Owned  iufee,  main  line  .......  36       (Entire  st'k  &  bonds  owned) 

Sidings  .........................      Hi 

Weight  of  rail  ................  401bs. 


Miles. 
Gulf  City  St.  R'y&  Real  Est.  Co.    5 


LATEST  EARNINGS—  3  months,  < 
Jan.  1  to  March  31.  { 


Total  of  all  ...................  41"« 

1897....  Gross.  $44,175;  net,  $12,587 

1896....  Gross,    39,845;  net,    10,472 

For  years  ending  Dec.  31  : 

1896.         1895.      I  1896.        1895. 

Gross  earnings.  $212,661  $2  1  6,271     Dividends  ......      None.     $10.000 

Net  over  taxes.     80,342      75,191    Bal.,surp.,year.     23.165      ir>,l'.il 
Interest  ........     57,177      50,000  |  Tot.surp.  Jan.  1.     23,191      19,893 

OFFICERS—  Pres.  and  Gen.  Man.,  Julius  Runge,  Galveston;  Secre- 
tary, A.  Drouilhet;  Treas.,  J.  Lobit;  Chief  Engineer  and  Purchasing 
Agent,  C.  P.  Young.—  V.  60,  p.  711,  928;  V.  61,  p.  662. 


GARDNER,    MASS. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  8,424;  IN  1880  WAS  4,988; 
IN  1870  WAS  3,333. 

GARDNER    ELECTRIC    STREET   R'WAY. 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Koad  opened  in  1894.  Capital  stock,  $50,000 ;  pur, 
$100.  On  Sept.  SO,  1896,  loans  and  bills  payable  were  $25,928  ;  profit 
and  loss  surplus  in  balance  sheet  was  $1,332.  The  company  petitioned 
the  Massachusetts  RR.  Commission  for  authority  to  issue  $30,000  of  5 
per  cent  30-year  gold  bonds. 

ROAD— Main  track,  4-34  miles;  sidings,  0-12  m.;  total  track,  4-46  miles- 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Sept.  30,  1896,  gross,  $19,198;  m-t, 
$3,493;  interest,  taxes,  etc.,  $2,882;  balance,  surplus  for  year,  $611. 
President,  Frederick  S.  Coolidge;  Treasurer,  James  A.  Stiles. 


GENEVA,   N.    Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  7,557;  IN  1880  WAS  5,878; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  5,521. 

GENEVA  "WATERLOO  SENECA  FALLS  <& 
CAYUGA  LAKE  TRACTION-Trolley. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Nov.  24.  1894.  February,  1895.  consoli- 
dated with  Geneva  ife  Waterloo  and  other  companies.  The  aew  com- 
p  any  owns  the  Cay uga  Lake  Park  property  of  50  acres.— V.  60,  p.  5( 

STOCK  &  BONDS—          Miles.  Dale.  Interest.  Ontstan'a.    Maturity. 

Stk., $450,000;  par,$100    $450,000     

Traction  Co.  1st   mort., 

($500<fe $1,000) gold.o'    1895  6g.  A-O   425,000     Apl.  1,  192 

Bills  payable  March  31, 1897,  $83,817. 

Interest  at  West  Eud  Tr.  &  S.  D.  Co.,  Phila.,  trustee. 

Bonds— Additional  bonds  for  $75,000  may  be  issued  for  extensions 
upon  increasing  stock  to  $500,000.  The  bonds  of  the  old  companies 
were  taken  up  and  the  mortgages  canceled. 

ROAD— The  road  extends  from  Geneva  to  Cayuga  Lake  Park  through 
Waterloo  and  Seneca  Falls,  including  switches,  etc.,  21  miles.  Rails 
70-lb.  girder  and  60-lb.  T. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $53,070:  net, 
$12,518;  other  Income,  $484;  interest  on  bonds,  $19,998;  taxes, 
$1,475;  other  Interest,  $2.455  ;  balance,  deficit,  $10,926. 

DIRECTORS— C.  D.  Beebe,  W.  F.  Rafferty.  of  Syracuse,  N.  Y.;  N.  H. 
Becker,  C.  A.  Hawley  and  W.  C.  Gray,  of  Seneca  Falls;  H.  A.  Doane, 
and  William  S.  Grant,  Jr.,  of  Philadelphia;  Louis  D.  Collius,  of  Ge- 
neva,  N.  Y.;  Robert  Witherill,  Chester,  Pa.  President,  C.  D.  Beobe,- 
V.  60,  p.  562. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


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GETTYSBURG,  PA. 

PorULATIOS  1890  WAS  3.221;  [X  1880  WAS  2,814: 
ASD  IS  187O  WAS  3.074. 

GETTYSBURG  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY. 

RECEIVERSHIP— President.  E.  M.  Hoffer  and  West  End  Trust  A  Safe 
Deposit  Co.  of  Philadelphia  were  appointed  receivers  In  September 
1895.— V.  91,  p.  558.  Foreelosara  tale  ha*  been  entered  for  Jane  10 
Stock  t2OO,OOO;  l*t  mortgage,  $2OO,OOO;  trustee.  Fidelity  Ins 
Tr.  *  8.  D.  r<>..  Phila.  Unfunded  debt  July  1,  1896,  $8,018  ;  8  miles 
of  track.- V.  01,  p.  558;  V.  64.  p.  707.  888. 


GIRARDVILLE,    PA. 

POPULATION  1800  WAS  3.584;  ix  1880  WAS  2.730. 

SCHUYLKILL  TRACTION  CO.— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Sept.  26, 1892,  and  In  June,  1893,  com. 
pleted  an  electric  road.  22>«  mil  -s  In  length.  In  the  anthracite  coal 
baftln  of  Schuylklll  County.  The  population  tributary  aggregates 
about  75.0OO  people,  and  It  passes  about  forty  collieries.  Lakeside 
By.  of  Mahanoy  City,  Pa.,  was  reported  leaved  in  February,  1897. 

STOCK  4.  BONOS—      Xila.  Dai*.  iHtertft.    OHlitantHng.    Maturity. 
•*ickil.000.000.$100 $l.000,000fp 

£>ASl))i&'£     221«    1893    5  f  A-°          500.000   Apr.1.1943 
at  105  ' .7*  J  Interest  Is  paid  at  Eqnlt.  Tr.  Co..Trastoe.  Phlla. 

The  flm  martfagB  has  a  slaklig  road  of  $10,000  a  year  after  April 
1. 199-J:  tnwtee  Is  allowed  to  purchase  bonds  at  not  exceeding  105  per 
I  e*»t;  bonds  are  far  $500  and  $1.000  each. 

ROAD— Owns  22  *»  mile*  of  track  (length  of  line  from  extreme  points 
•boat  15  mlle*i.  beln«  In  the  form  of  a  T,  with  Glrardville.  where  the 
power  house  is  situated,  a*  a  centre.  Rails  50.  60  and  70  Ib.  T. 

EARNINGS— 3  •>•*/**—  '-,r.:<l  JT«t      SWT.  OVtT  CVttt. 

J.i,  1  t».M»r  »1  J1**7 $21,088  $8,0*3  $1.772 

'•*-alh806 22.164  :',v;i  3.311 

ANNUAL  R E PO*T-F.anria;f»  for  year*  ending  September  30.  Net 
Is.  after  deducting  Insurance  and  taxes. 

Tfmn—  *,r.,.,  wr.  IntrrrH.  Bal..mrp. 

IW5-98. $96,809  $10.801  r-'5.000  ${5301 

1804-05. MKM1  33,360  25.OOO  -  <>;.> 

1893-94 88.388  11.784  25.OOO  .;,724 

OFFICE  R3-Pre«lde«t,  Dallas  8aa  lers,  Draxel  Building.  Philadelphia ; 
•ecreury  and  Treasurer.  J.  A.  Johann ;  General  Manager  and  Porch. 
Ageat,  K.  W.  Ash.-V.  62.  p.  33 1;  V.  63.  p.  793. 


Outiianitii-a.     Mat 
$139.000  May,  '97.  1«4 


GLENS    FALLS,    N.    Y. 

Port-LATios  1890  WAS  0.5O9;  H  1880  WAS  4.9OO; 
AXD  IK  1870  WAS  4.5OO. 

GLENS  FALLS  SANDY    HILL   A  FORT    ED- 
WARD STREET  RAILROAD-A  trolley  road. 
OROANIZATON—  Ck*rMred8*>pt28.  1885. 
'.«.  A.  BONO*-  Data.      Inlmtt. 

^^•PSO.000.  par  $10O.  K. 

'»°^1891         6J-J  100,000    July  1,1911 

Id  mortgage  (45OO)  ......  c.  1$$3         6J-J  36.OOO   Jnly  1,  1913 

Interest  at  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y..  trustee, 

DiviDEND»-t»  flagsl  year  1894-05  paid  1  per  cent;  In  1895-6,  4  p.  c.; 
IB  An*.,  •96.  1  "4  p  e  ;  la  11197.  Feb..  m  p.  e.;  May.  H»  p.  e. 

ROAO—  <ilen«  Fall*  to  Fort  Edward.  7-SI  mile*;  sidings.  1-18  miles; 
rare  track  branch.  4  mile  ;  Ho.  <  Jims  Falls  Branch  (completed  Oct.  >96) 
14  mllw:  total  track.  10-52  nillea.  Rails  40  Ibs. 

.L—  Karalagi  for  flucal  yean  ending  June  3O  : 

•->..«  XtL       OOrr  inc.  /itlsttkt.    IHriAnd*.    Bal.jvr. 

MM  l..$»4^*6       $20.129       $181       $0.888    (4%)  $5.44O       $5.182 

^•l"  50.173       ie>»       153       9.seo  us)   liseo       5)593 

;t»»-Pre«ldemt,  J.  M.  Coolldge;   VIee-Presldent,  L.  Allen  ;  8eo 
rstary.  Treasumi  and  Agent.  J.  A.  Powan. 


GLOUCESTER,     MASS. 

I.4TIOS  180O  w  >  -      .  -.1  wtM  19,329 ; 

iMi  IS  1870  WAI  15.389. 

GLOUCESTER    STREET   RY. -A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  December  20. 18S5. 

STOCK  A    BONDS—          Dal*.      Inlmtt.      OuittaiuTg.    DitiiTt,  tie. 

Stock,  par  $luo Re*  below.      $18O.OOO          Bee  text. 

.ortgag* 1887      5M-8  6O.OOO    Apr.  1.19O7 

•«re«t  Is  payable  at  America*)  Lou  *  Trust  Co    Boston.] 
'idcd  debt  Sept.  SO.  1806 5O.5OO 


lo  yean  ending  Sept-  30, 1892  to  1895  Inclusive  were  3 
per  cent  per  annum;  la  1806  paid  6  p.  e. 

ROAD-Operates  9  mile*  of  track  and  has  %  mile  sidings,  etc. 

EARNINGS— F"r  year  ending  Sept.  3O  the  earnings  have  been: 

1896.         1805.     I  1896.         1894. 

<b*a*  earnings    $64,777    $63.224    Balance  for  dlvs.$l  1,883    $16.689 

Nt  75.337      23.903  1  Dtr.  paid 1OJIOO        9.4OO 

Inter,  taxes,  ete  10.454         7.2M  !  Bal.,sur.for  year     1.O83       11.289 

OFFiCERS-Piwddmit,  W.  a  Ferguson.  Walden,  Mass.;  Vice- Presi- 
dent. J.  II  Cunningham:  Treasurer,  A.  D.  Demon;  Clerk  of  Corpora 
Mon.  ii  s.  I--. ,  ',:nuoMter.  Masts. 

GLOUCESTER  ESSEX  A  BEVERLY  RR.-An 
MM-trlc  road  opened  Aug.  21.  1809. 

.  STOCK  A  BONDS-  Dale.     Intemt.    Ontttanaing.      Maturity. 

•.tork(par$«8» $25O.OOO       "... 

Bonds4l2A.OOO($1.000)>  1896     5  g  J-D  125.0OO       Dec.  1.  1916 

Kold.  ••• $  int.  at  American  L.  AT. Co.,  Boston, trustee. 

Owned  Oct.  1. 1808. 23-3  miles  of  main  track  and  -6  mile  of 
•Ming.    OmnoMMWd  operation*  Angniit  21.  1908. 
EARNING*—  For  year  radlng  Sept.  30. 1 896.  gross.  $58.264;  nrt.  $19.- 
"*•**  and  taxes,  $7.581;  dividend..   $10.OO«>,  !.»!..  surplus, 
152.     Total    Mrplns.  Oct.    I.    1896,   $8,717.     President.    W.    B. 
^•rguson;  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  O.  A.   Bntmao:  OOlce,  S3  State 
8tW»t,  Boston. -V.  64.  p.  82. 


GLOVERSVILLE,  N.   Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  13,864 ;  is  1880  WAS  7,133  j 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  4.518. 

CAYADUTTA   ELECTRIC    RAILROAD- 
ORQ  ANIZATION— Leased  for  999  years  from  May  1, 1894,  to  the  Fonda 
Johnstown  A  Gloversville,  which  guarantees  the  bonds,  principal  and 
Interest,  and  agrees  to  pay  leased  road  net  earnings  up  to  4  per  cent 
on  capital  stock  per  annum,  besides  paying  all  nxed  charges. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interetl.    Otustand'g.        Maturity 

Stock,  f3oO,OOO $335210 

1st.  mort.,  $350,000  gold  (    1892    6g.  A-O        350,000  ""l922" 

$1,OOO,  guar.  p.  A 1 }  Int.  at  Farmeis'  Loin  &  Tr.,  N.  Y.  City 

Current  liabilities  June  30, 1896 $83,167 

ROAD— Owns  14>a  miles  of  single  track  and  -4  miles  of  sidings. 

EARNINGS— The  earnings  are  Included  in  those  of  the  Fonda  Johns- 
town A  Gloversville  RR.  Co. 

OFFICERS— Address  Fonda  Johnstown  &  GloversviUe  RR.  Co. 


JOHNSTOWN  GLOVERSVILLE  &  KINGS- 
BORO  HORSE  RY- 

ORQ ANIZATION— Chartered  Nov.  12, 1873,  and  in  November,  1893, 
leased  to  the  Fonda  Johnstown  A  Gloversville  (steam)  Railroad  Co. 
for  999  years.  Its  bonds  being  assumed  and  8  per  cent  per  annnm  be- 
ing guaranteed  on  Its  stock. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Mile*.    Dale.  Inttrttt.  OnManfg.  Maturity 

Stock.  $50,000  (par,  $100) 8  p.  o.     $50,OOO 

Istmortgage 4-11    6J-J         50,000  ig'lS 

Interest  Is  payable  at  the  Metropolitan  Trust  Company,  N.  T.  City. 

ROAD— Owns  single  track,  main  line,  from  Johnstown  to  Glovers 
ville,  4-08  miles;  branch,  -03;  total,  4-11  miles. 


GOSHEN  (ELKHART  CO.),  IND. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  6.O33;  in  1880  WAS  4,123; 
AND  is  1870  was  3,133. 

INDIANA   ELECTRIC    RY-A  trolley  road. 

OHO  ANIZATION— This  company  was  chartered  to  construct  and 
operate  a  street  railway  In  the  cities  of  Goshen  and  Elkhart  and 
Tillage  of  New  Paris.  The  city  of  Elkbart  had  population  in  1890  of 
11,360.  For  population  of  Goshen  see  above.  In  1896  population  of 
Elkbart  estimated  at  14.0OO  and  of  Goshen  9.0OO. 

STOCK  &   BONDS—        Milei.    Dale,  fntmit.  f>nl*tanrTg     Maturity. 

Stock $110.000 

lstmt,»5OO.OOO.g..s.f.,  >        9     1895  6g.  M-N     110.OOO    Nov.  1,1925 

notsubj.tocall,$l,OOO  s  Interest  at  Royal  Trust  of  Chicago,  trustee. 

Stock  Increased  In  1896  from  $25.0OO  to  $110,000. 

NEW  MORTGAGE— The  first  mortgage  of  1895  replaces  the  old  mort- 
gage of  1894,  which  was  canceled  In  November,  1895.  Additional 
bond*  may  be  Issued  at  $5.0OO  per  mile  of  completed  main  track. 

ROAD— Operates  4  miles  of  track  In  Elkhart  and  5  miles  In  Ooshen ; 
11  miles  are  to  be  built  In  1897  from  Elkhart  via  Goshen  to  Wabash 
RR.  at  New  Paris. 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  J.  Burns,  Marquette  Bnlliling,  Chicago; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  W.  L.  Stonex.  Goshen.  Ind.— V.  61,  p.  925. 


GRAND 


RAPIDS,   MICH. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  00.278;  is  1880  WAS  32,016; 

AM)  rs  1870  WAS  10.507. 
CONSOLIDATED  STREET    RY-A  trolley  road. 

STOCK  A  BONOS—  Date.    Interetl.    Oulilatutlng.       Maturity  . 

Stock,  common  ......................        $1,.1OO,OOO 

do     preferred  .....................          1,419,000 

Street  Ry.  Co.   1st   mort.  jl  887       6  J-D  (iOO.OOO    Juno  1.  191ft 

$1,OOO  ............  c*  A  T.I.     Interest  due  Dec.  1,  1896,  was  not  paid. 

1891    8«F-A         1.2U.OOO    Aug.  1,1916 


Consolidated  Bt.  Ry.  5s  of  1891  for  $2,40O,OOO  were  Issued,  but  in 
February,  1896,  bondholders  voluntarily  surrendered  one-half  their 
bonds,  receiving  preferred  stock  therefor  at  par. 

Interact  due  Dee.  1,  1  896,  on  old  Street  Ry.  first  6s  was  not  paid  and 
holders  of  these  bonds  wen  asked  to  exchange  them  for  Consolidated 
St.  By.  5s  at  par.—  V.  64,  p.  180. 

Firit  Mortgage  6t  uf  igia  Committrr:  Chairman,  B.  D.  Verrtll,  Port- 
ami;  Wm.  Blodget,  Boston;  W.  J.  Hayes,  Cleveland;  depositary  State 
Street  8.  D.  A  Tr.  Co.,  Boston.  Three-fourths  of  these  bonds  have  been 
deposlted.-V.  64,  p.  287,  610. 

ROAD—  In  May,  1896,  «ald  to  operate  49  miles  of  track,  Including 
North  Park  Street  Railway,  4  "a  miles. 

ANNUAL  STATEMENT—  For  year  ending  Aug.  31,  '93,  and  Jan.  31,  '96. 

/on.31,'96.  Avg.31,-93.  I  .Tan.31,'96.  ^i/ff.31,'93. 

Gross  earns..  $444,739      $433,379    Interest  ..............      $150,000 

Net  earns....   155,205        170.071  |  Bal..  surplus  .........          2O.071 

OFFICERS—  President,  Gen.  Man.  and  Pur.  Agt.,  G.  8.  Johnson;  Tloe- 
'resldent.  V.  8.  Kennedy;  Secretary,  O.  8.  Galthers;  Assistant  Secre- 
tary and  Treasurer,  B.  8.  Hanchett,  Jr.—  V.  63,  p.  1115;  V.  64,  p.  180. 
287,  610. 


NORTH  PARK  STREET  RAILWAY- 
ORQANIZATION— This  road  Is  now  a  part  of  the  system  of  the  consoll  - 
dated  Street  Railway  Company  of  Grand  Rapids. 

STOCK  A.  BONDS —  Date.      Interett.    Outttand'g.        Maturity. 

Stock,  *100,OOO $100,000       

North  Park  Street  Ry.,  5  1894       5J-J  50,000       Jill  v  1,  1914 

lst,$75,OOO  ($1,000) . .  Jlnt.  at  Mich.  Tr.  Co.,  trustee,  Gr.Rapids,  Mlot. 

ROAD — Owns  4  "a  miles  of  completed  track  which  runs  to  a  pleasure 
park  managed  by  the  company. 


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STREET    RAILWAYS. 


GREAT  FALLS,   MON. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  3.979. 

GREAT   FALLS  STREET  R  Y-A  trolley  roaa. 
ORGANIZATION—  I"  hands  of  W.  D.  Dlokenson  as  receiver. 

BONDS-      Hila.  Date.  I.Uerest.  Outstanding.    Maturity. 


Mortcaxe  trustee.  Maasaohiuetto  Loan  &  Trust  Co..  Boston. 
ROAD—  Operates  8»s  miles  of  track  and  8>a  miles  of  road. 
EARNiNOS-For  year  1895  gross,  $20,205;  deficit  under  oper.,  $1,470, 
against  net,  $1,325  In  1894. 

GREENFIELD,   MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  5.252  ;  IN  1880  WAS  3,903  ; 
AUD  IN  1870  WAS  3.589. 

GREENFIELD  &  TURNERS  FALLS 
STREET  RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Commenced  operation  June  24,  1895.  Owns  750 
feet  steel  bridge  across  the  Connecticut  River  at  Deerfleld. 

STOCK  &.  BONDS—        Date.      Interest.      Outstanding.       Maturity. 
Stw^fulfpaWftlOO)     ......  $100,000  See  text 

Istmbrt.Rold.s.f....     1896       Sg.J&D          100,000      June  1,1910 

BONDS—  The  mortgage  provides  for  the  payment  of  $2,000  annually 
from  1897  to  1915,  inclusive,  at  a  premium.  See  V.  03,  p.  70. 

DIVIDENDS—  In  1895-0  paid  5  p.  o.  on  $50,000  stock  and  3  p.  c.  on 
$90,000  stock. 

ROAD-Grecnfleld  to  Deerflcld,  Montague  City  and  Turners  Falls, 
12  80  miles;  sidings,  0'41  miles;  total  track,  13-27  miles. 

EARNINGS—  For  year  ending  Sept.  30,  1890,  gross,  $34,857;  net,  $15,- 
740:  interest  and  taxes,  $0,517;  dividends  (8  p.  o.),  $5,200;  bal.,  sur. 
for  year,  $4,029.  Total  surplus  Oct.  1.  1896,  $9.622.  President, 
Frank  E.  Lowe,  Greenfield,  Mass.;  Treasurer,  Clias.  E.  Dresser,  Leo- 
minster,  Mass.—  V.  63,  p  76. 

HAGERSTOWN,  MD. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  10,118;  IN  1880  WAS  6,027; 
IN  1870  WAS  5,779. 

HAGERSTOWN  &  POTOMAC  ELECTRIC 
RAILWA  Y-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Formed  in  1895  and  in  December  filed  a  mortgage. 
for  $200,000,  to  the  Harrisburg  Trust  Co.  of  Harrisburg,  Pa.,  as 
trustee.  Stock  $200,000.  Contract  let  and  conttol  of  H.  &  W.  Turn- 
pike Co.  purchased.  President,  Christian  W.  Lynch;  Secretary,  John 
A.  Herman;  Treasurer,  William  Jennings.—  V.  01,  p.  1064. 

HAMILTON,   OHIO. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  17,565;  IN  1880  WAS  12,122; 
AND  is  1870  WAS  11,081. 

CINCINNATI  &  MIAMI  VALLEY  TRAC- 
TION.— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Chartered  in  1896;  franchise  runs  to  1917.  Is  ex- 
pected to  be  in  operation  in  June,  1897.  To  operate  from  Hamilton  to 
Dayton  in  conjunction  with  Dayton  Traction. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.    O'ttstand'y.        Maturity. 

Stock,  $0r>0,000  ($50)  .................        $650,000          ............ 

First  mortgage,  $050,000  (  1890      5  J-J  050,000       July  1,1917 

($1,000)  .............  (   nt.  at  Finance  Co.  of  Pa.,  Phila.,  trustee. 

ROAD—  Hamilton  to  Middletown  and  Franklin,  26!a  miles  of  track. 


HAMMOND,   IND. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  5,428 ;  IN  1880  WAS  699. 

HAMMOND  WHITING  &  EAST  CHICAGO 
ELECTRIC  RAILWA  Y-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1892.  Franchise  runs  till  1917  and 
Is  not  exclusive.  In  Jan.,  1896,  control  was  purchased  by  C.  R.  Cum- 
mlngs  and  others  Identified  with  the  South  Chicago  Ci  ty  Ry .  V.  62,  p.  86. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  M Ues.   Date.    Interest.    Outstand'a.     Maturity. 

Stock,  $3UO,OI'O $2740011 

1st  M.,  $100,000,  gold    22     1894     5g.  M-S        100,000     Mar."  i",'i9b4 

Interest  payable  at  Northern  Trust  Co.,  mortgage  trustee,  Chicago,  111. 

ROAD— Owns  22  miles  of  track,  extending  from  State  line  at  Roby  to 
Whiting,  East  Chicago  and  Hammond,  and  operates  in  cennection  with 
South  Chicago  City  Ky.  between  above  points  and  63d  St.  and  Madi- 
son Ave.  in  Chicago. 

OFFICERS— President,  A.  Murray  Turner;  Vice-President,  V.  Shaw 
Kennedy ;  Secretary  &  Treasurer,  O.  S.  Gaither.— V.  62,  p.  86,  502. 


HARRISBURG,  PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  39,385 ;  IN  1880  WAS  30,762 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  23,104. 

HARRISBURG    TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  in  May,  1895,  to  control  the  East  Harris- 
burg Passenger  Railway  (which  leases  Harrisburg  City  Passenger  Ry. 
and  Middletown  Hlghspire  &  Steelton  Passenger  Ry.)  and  the  Citizens' 
Passenger,  of  which  It  took  possession  July  1, 1895. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—        Par.    Date.  Interest.  Outstand'a.     Latt  Div 

Harrisburg    Traction, 
stock,  $-',OOO.OOO $1,870,000 

CitizenV  PaRsoiuer — 

1  stM..  $75.000,  gold* 1894    6  g.  M-N        75,000      Mavl,1924 

Not  subject  to  call.     j Int.  at  Com'wealth  Ouar.  Tr.  Co.,  Harrisbniv 

Leased  to  E.  Har.  Pali,  lly.— 

Harris  City  Pass.  stk..      25   12  J-J  $125,000    Jan..  1897 

Middletown  H.&S.stk.      50  10J-J  100,000    Jan.,1897 

The  Harrisburg  City  Passenger  Ry.  and  Mlddletowu  Highspire  & 

Steelton  Ry.  were  leased  In   1891  and  1893,  respectively,  to  the  East 


HarrUburg  Passenger  Ry.  at  a  rental  equal  In  1897  and  thereafter  to 
12  per  cent  and  10  per  cent,  respectively,  ou  their  stock. 

The  Traction  Co.  will  hold  In  Its  treasury  $700,000  (all)  stock  of  the 
East  Harrisburg  Passenger  Railway  and  $235,000  (all)  of  the  Citizens' 
stock.— V.  GO,  p.  873.  Bills  payable  June  30, 1890,  $31,000. 

ROAD — Leases  and  operates 47  miles  of  track  as  follows:  East  Har- 
risburg Passenger,  24  mlllea;  Citizens' Passenger,  0  miles;  Harris, 
burg  City  Passenger,  5  miles ;  Middletown  Hlghspire  &  Steelton  Pas- 
senger, 12  miles. 

EARNINGS  for  year  ending  June  30, 1890,  were  In  V  03,  p.  227. 

12  mos.  Gross.  Net.  Int.,  taxes,  etc.  Dividends.  Bal.,  stir. 

1895-96.... $243,150  $98,283  $49,305  $42,075  $6,843 

OFFICERS— President,  E.  C.  Felton;  Vice  President,  B.  F.  Myers; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  W.  J.  Calder;  Superintendent  and  Purchas- 
ing Agent,  F.  B.  Musser.— V.  63,  p.  227. 


HARRISBURG  &  MECHANICSBURG 
ELECTRIC  RAILWAY  CO.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  May  7, 1892. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date,  Interest.  Outstand'g.  Maturity. 

Stock  autE,  $m.OOO $127,500  

1st  mort.,  $224,000,  gold....  1894  6  g.  M-S  140,000  Sep., 1914 

Interest  is  payable  at  office  of  trustee,  the  Harrisburg  Trust  Co. 

On  June  30,  1896,  there  were  bonds  unissued  for  $84,000  and 
stock  for  $97,500. 

ROAD— In  June,  1896,  operated  6  miles  of  track.  Extension  to  Boll- 
Ing  Springs,  6  miles,  nearly  completed  in  October,  1896. 


HARTFORD,    CONN. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  53,230;  IN  1880  WAS  42,553; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  37.743. 

HARTFORD  MANCHESTER  &  ROCK- 
VILLE  TRAMWAY  CO.- 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.    Interest.    Outstniut'a.  When  due. 

Stock  $500,000  (par  $100) $300.000  

1st  mort.,  $300,000 1894      5     A-O       200.OOO  Oct.  1,  1924 

Accts.  payable  Oct.  1,'96 2,181  

ROAD— In  October,  1896,  operated  about  13  miles  of  track,  extending 
to  Manchester  and  Talcotvilie.  When  completed  to  Rockville  road 
will  be  about  17  mil*  s  long. 

EARNINGS— Year  ending  Sept.  30,  1896,  gross,  $54,261;  net,  $5,195; 
interest  and  taxes,  $5,522;  bal.,  deficit  for  year,  $327. 

OFFICERS— President,  M.  S.  Chapman ;  Vice-President,  R.  O.  Cheney 
Secretary,  J.  W.  Haynes ;  Treasurer,  C.  H.  Wickhain. 


HARTFORD  STREET  RAILWA  Y-A  trolley  road. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—                 Date.  Inter'!.  Outstanding.    Last  (lit.,  if-e. 
Stock  ($-2,000,000,  par  $100) J-J  $200,000  f.  p.  Jan.,'97,3p.c. 

WethersTd  £  5"20  year  Deb'8-  1888  5  M~  s    K>0,000 


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1892  5  M-S 

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1895  5  M-N 
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Sept.  1,  1908 

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July  1,  1913 
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200,000 
100,000 
100,000 
300,000 
300.000 
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300,000 
250,000 

Interest  is  payable  at  Connecticut  Trust    Co.,    Hartford, 
which  also  acts  as  registrar  and  countersigns  the  bonds. 

Note.— The  debentures  of  1889  95  are  all  subject  to  call  at  par  after 
five  years  from  date  of  issue.  They  will  all  be  secured  by  any  future 
mortgage. 

The  total  bonded  indebtedness  in  October,  1896,  was  $1,950,000 
bills  payable,  $186,793. 

Dividends.  -In  1894, 6  p.c.;  in  1895, 6;  in  1896, 6;  in  1897,  Jan.,  3  p.c. 
ROAD— The  company  besides  serving  the  city  of  Hartford  has  linen 
extending  to  Wethersfleld,  West  Hartford,  and  Windsor,  East  Windsor, 
East  Hartford  and  South  Glastonbury,  aggregating  04-7  miles.    Stand- 
ard for  the  city  is  90-lb.  girder  rails  and  in  the  country  T  rails. 

East  Hartford  &  Glastonbury  is  controlled  by  ownership  of  stock. 
The  Newington  Tramway  is  owned  jointly  with  the  Central  Ry.  A 
Electric  Co.  of  New  Britain. 
EARNINGS— For  years  ending  Sept.  30 : 

Oross.  Net.          Int.it taxes.  Dividends.  Hal-.tur. 

1896 $531,389       $164,218       $117,229       $12,OOO       $34,989 

1895 405,546  92.074  52,800          12.000         27,208 

OFFICERS— President,  E.  S.  Goodrich;  Vice  President,  Samuel  G. 
Dunham;  Treasurer,  Daniel  R.  Howe;  Directors,  Roland  Mather;  J.  J. 
Goodwin,  C.  L.  Lincoln,  D.  R.  Howe;  Atwood  Collins,  S.  G;  Dunham 
and  E.  S.  Goodrich,  all  of  Hartford. 


HARTFORD  &   WEST  HARTFORD  HORSE 
RAILROAD-A  trolley  road. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—      Pur.    Dale.   Interest.   OuMand'g.       Maturity. 

Stock,  $1,000,000...    $100     ....        Text.       $247,000  

1st  M.,  $315,000,(    1,000     1894     5  F-A         105,000          Aug.,  1934 

$1,000 c*.  \  Interest  Is  payable  at  City  Bank.  Hartf<> 

Sept.  30, 1896,  funded  debt  was  $105,000;  bills  payable,  $1'J I,0ti7 
other  accounts  payable  $26,876. 

ROAD— Operates  13^  miles  of  track  laid  with  65-pound  T  rails,  1< 
miles  of  which  it  owns  and  upon  3*%  miles  it  has  trackage  rights.    I 
tends  from  Hartford  to  Farmington  and  Unionville. 

EARNINGS    For  year  ending  Sept.  30,  1896,  gross,  $51,959;   net 
$10,641;  interest,  $6,198;  taxes,  $2,562;  balance,  surplus,  fl,*sl. 

OFFICERS— President.  David  Hennev;  Secretary,  W.  J.  Carroll:  TreM- 
urcr,  C.  M.  Henney,  New  York. 


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HAVERH1L.L,,     MASS. 

Porrnrw.>  1->9O  WAS  27,41-':  IN  18SO  WAS  18.47.'; 

AMI  IN  I-TII  «  »<  l:i.o'i-j. 

HAVERHILL  &   AMESBURY  STREET  RY. 
-  A  trolley  road. 

Dale.    Interest.    Outttanding.      Maturity 
Bee.text       $150.000 


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1st  mortgage.  If"1"! 
H»v<-rhlllAAme*b-yCo 

K.  $300,000  g..  $1.000 
Debentures  ($15O.OOOitext. 


1891    SB  J  -  J 


122.00O   July  1,  1911 


Intere*t  at  International  TVt  Co. .Boston. 
5if.  J-J  17-.OOO    July  1.1912 

Int.  at  Am.  Loan  A  Tr.  Co..  trustee.  Boston. 
1893      7J-D  29,300    Deo.  1,  1898 

Loan*  and  bill*  payable  Dot.  1. 1890 9176,483 

DIVIDENDS— >°»v.  1,  1892,  paid  4  per  cent;  Sept.  25, 1894, 4  per  cent; 
IB  year  1894-95. 4  per  eent :  In  1895-96,  none. 

BONDS— On  Oct.  1.  1896.  debentures  for  $120.500  (additional  to 
$29,500  aboTe>  were  pledged  a*  collateral  for  bill*  payable.  Sufficient 
8s  of  1912  were  referred  to  retire  the  Black  Rook  loan. 

ROAD—  Has  33>*  mile*  of  track.  Including  sidings,  etc.,  1  mile.    On 
Sept.  30. 1896. electricity,  23* mile*;  (team. 4 Smiles;  horse*. 5 mile*. 
ANNUAL  REPORT— For  year*  ending  Sept.  3O  earnings  have  been : 

Orat*.  \rl.         Int  amd  Tax.  Ditidendt.    Sal.  8»r. 

1S95-B6...   $09.048  $28.191  $27,8*9          MM 

1894-95...    104.893  38.917  23,223  $6,000  ;  •   •; 

Total  surplus.  Oet.  1, 1896 $14.98O 

OFFICERS— President.  Charles  Goes,  Amesbnry,  Mam.;  Treasurer 
Oeo.  A.  Butman :  Office.  53  State  Street.  Boston. 


HAZLETON,   PA. 

>  ForuLATlOX  1890  WAI  11372;  Cf  188O  WAS  6,935; 

AID  IX  187O  WAI  4.317. 

LEHIGH  TRACTION  CO.- 

ORGANIZATION  -Chartered  NOT.  7, 1893.  Franchise  perpetual.  Owns, 
controls  and  hae  leased  for  999  years,  at  an  annual  rental  of  $1  each 
the  Haileton  *  Suburban  Electric  By.,  capital  $3O.OOO;  Haxlelon  A 
Bouth  Side  Electric  By.,  capital  $75,OOO;  Hazleton  A  Xorth  Side  Elec- 
tric Ry..  capital  $75,OOO. 

STOCK  A  BONOS—  Dale.     Inltrnt.    Oulitan4'g       Maturity. 

ft?k«l.UUU.OUOIaiMp.*100 $1.000.000  f.  p 

1st  mort.  •500,000.  gold.  J    1893    5*  J-D         5OO.OOO    June  1   1923 

$100. $500.  $1,000. ..VI  Tnutre.  Markle  Bank-g  A  Tr.  Co..  Uazelton. 

°V  15*000      t*rtb°"<U'l    •»'000        

Ti."*T.".  132^43        


Inierat  (free  of  all  taxes)  Is  payable  In  Xew  York  or  Philadelphia  ex 
•kange.  If  desired,  at  par,  and  is  so  stated  on  the  coupon.  Total  sur- 
pla«  Jan.  1. 1897.  $62.907. 

RoAO-In  August,  1896,  was  operating  23  miles  of  road  li 
with  60  Ib.  new  steel  T  rails,  oak  ties,  wan  ballssteil  Bond  extend! 
bom  Haxloton  to  West  Haxlrton.  to  Yorkto  wn  (connecting  with  Penn. 
BR.  and  Lehlgh  Valley  RB.).  to  MeAdoo  (South)  and  MllnesvUle,  Lat- 
ttaner.  Urtnas  and  Freeland  (North). 

LATEST  EAHNINOS-O  months. }  lS96-7..gr«-.$«<».14O;  net.  $4O.O2O 
"nly  1  to  March  31.  «3-«.  fros*.    93.466;  net,    41.335 

YEAR'S  EARNINOI— Earnings  for  years  ending  June  3O: 

1806.        1895.     I  -  '  l-  ••• 


102^93       98,913    Car  mileage.    6M.744       659.988 
OFFiCERS-PresMcnt.  C.  W.  Kline;  Treasurer.  V.  O.  Tost;  Seerrtary. 
:>ood;  Oea.  Man..  A.  Marklo;  Directors.  C.  W.  Kline.  Oeo.  B. 
Bedford.  II.  Dryfoos.  John   B.  Price.  John  G.  Seager.  W.  8.  Grant,  Jr., 
A.  Markle.- V.  64,  p.  $3*. 

HELENA,  MON. 

PorCLATlox  1890  WAI  13.834;  IX  188O  WAI  3.034; 

AXI>  IX  1870  WAS  3,106. 

HELENA  POWER  A  LIGHT-A  trolley  rosjd. 
ORGANIZATION— Tbta  company  Is  a  consolidation  made  In  1894  of  the 
Helena  Electric  Railway  and  Helena  Baptd  Transit,  together  with  the 
Heieaa  Beetrie  I  Light  O».»  and  t*js>  Helen  Gaslight  A  Coke  Co. 
STOCK  oV  BONOS—  MUtt.    Dal*.    Inttrtft,    OulflamT*.       Maturity. 

Bto.k  ...    $1.000.000    

.  .  l.iiciit\   1890    6     J-J          1 75.OOO    July  1,1910 

-'  l.t  Mort  )  Intereet  at  Minneapolis  Tmst  Co..  Mlnneap..Minn. 
,  Powrr  A  l/t  .     •-•<>      iv..-.     :,  I.T.I.          4.V...NN.    J..;;.    1,1920 


/t  >     90     1805    Sperc 

)  Tllls«««.  OenlraV Tmst  Co..  If.  Y.  City. 


ROAO-IO  Xevssnber.  18*6.  owned  abosit  14  miles  of  trolley  track 

OfncERS-Prasossn.  H.  M.  Paraban;  Vlee-Presldent.  T.  A.  Marlow; 

•  '  >Iefimaa  Uans;  Beeretary,  H.  L.  Walker. 


HENDERSON,     KY. 

PorCLATlox  1890  WAS  8.835 ;  IX  188O  WAI  5,365 ; 

A!»D  If  187O  WAI  4.171. 

HENDERSON     ELECTRIC  STREET   RAIL- 
WAY-A  tnilley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  Feb.  13.  '86.  under  a  perpetual  charter. 
STOCK  dc  BONO*—  Dmta-  /•«*««*.   OuMmff       Maturity. 

Bteek  (par.  $loO) $OO^K»  

Istmertgagfi 1895      6  J-J  15.OOO    Jan.  ii  1915 

•.Mn...r'.:..-.  IBM      6J-J  35.000    Jan.  1.  1915 

THuM»  Is  the  Ixralsvllle  Trast  Company.  Louisville.  Ky. 
Lmon.4«0.000. ear.  I      1897      6  J-J  (I)        Jan.  1,  1912 
e-Jl»«-«*t««»»»-Tt.,LooJsTiUe,Ky.,Tmstee. 

ROAO-OWBS  about  5  miles  of  track. 

OfFICERS-Preafctant,  J.  V.  Alsop:  Vlee-PresMent.  W.  E.  Whlteby 
BiSfitaiT.  B.  A.  Miller;  TuMumrar.  D.  Bank.  Jr. 


HERKIMER,  N.  Y. 

>*  IX  199O  WA»  4.666. 
HERKIMER    MOHAWK   ILION  4  FRANK- 
FORT ELECTRIC  RY.- 


ORQANIZATION — Consolidation  iu  February,  1895.  On  July  1, 1896, 
owned  6  miles  of  track.  Capital  stock,  $150.000 ;  par.  $1OO.  First 
mortgage,  $150,000,  fives  of  1895.  J.  &  J.,  due  1925 ;  Interest  at  Farm, 
era'  Loan  A  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross 
$41,271;  net,  $21,598;  other  Income,  $110;  Interest,  etc.,  $8,323; 
dividends,  $6,OOO;  balance,  surplus,  $7,385.  President.  J.  Ledlle  Ileea 
Mohawk,  N.  Y. 

HINGHAM,    MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  4,564;   is  1880  WAS  4,485; 
AND  ix  1870  4,422. 

HINGHAM    STREET    RY.-A  trolley roadT 

ORGANIZATION— Commenced  operation  May  27, 1896. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —         Date.      Interetl.    Oittiland'g.       Maturity. 

Stock $159,500       

First  mortgage,  gold...    1896       5g.  J-D         125.0OO       June  1, 1916 

Owns  14  miles  of  track.  Connects  with  Qulncy  &  Boston  St.  By.  for 
Boston  and  with  Bralntree  St.  Ry.,  Brockton  St.  Ry.,  etc.  Earnings 
from  May  27  to  Sept.  30, 1896  (4  mouths),  gross,  $24,017;  net,  $3,491; 
Interest  and  taxes,  $2,487:  balance,  surplus,  $1,004. 

OFFICERS— President,  8.  B.  Anthony? Treasurer,  W.  A.  Tucker.  Office, 
50  State  Street,  Boston. 

HOBOKEN,  N.  J. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  43,648;   IN  1880  WAS  30,999; 
AM.  ra  1870  WAS  20.297. 

NORTH  HUDSON  COUNTY  RAILWAY- 
Horse  and  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Owns  about  fifty  miles  of  street  and  elevated  cable 
lines  in  Hoboken.  N.  J.,  and  vicinity,  upon  all  of  which  elrctrluity  is 
being  introduced.  The  system  Includes,  besides  roads  owned  in  fee, 
the  Hudson  A  Bergen  Traction  Company,  owning  Jan.  1, 1896,  1  Hi 
miles  of  track  and  having  $25.000  of  paid  In  capital  stock  and  $74,461 
of  debts;  also  the  Pavonla  Horse  BR.,  owning  4  miles  of  track  and 
having  outstanding  $45,OOO  of  full-paid  stock,  all  owned  by  the  North 
Hudson  County  BB.  Co.  Road  run*  through  Hoboken,  Jersey  City, 
Wett  Hoboken,  Onion  Hill,  Uuttenberg,  Weehawken,  Fort  Lee,  etc. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —                Dale.    Inlere*!.    OutttaruTg.  Latt  itit..  dt 
Stock  aiitffd $1.25O.OOO ($25)  ....     See  text.   fl.OOO.OOO      18!i- 
1st  mortgage  («1, 000) 6  J.  -  J.         620.00O  Jan.   1,1914 

Wo001?o%3S;(U?>M)S-  !  1888  5  J- '-   J'      2.378,000  July  1, 1928 

3d  mortgage  ($1.000) 1894  5  M.  -  N.         585,000    May  1,1904 

Debenture  6s  ($1,OOO) 1892  6  F.  -  A.         404,000   Feb.  1, 1902 

Total  funded  debt  Jan.  1, 1897 4.087.0OO  

ANNUAL  REPORT—  Beports  fur  jears  ending  Deo.  31  show: 

limn.  \rt.  CKarget.  Balance. 

:-.  $906.985        $277,660        $257,137        sur$'20,523 

L8M  .    871,273  -51,443  246,649        BUT.     4,795 

1894.... 818,279  2O6.797  238.800        def.  32,003 

OFFICERS— President,  M.TIerney;  Secretary , T.  J .  Mallory;  Treasurer 
Nicholas  Ooelx ;  General  Manager.  W.  H.  Starr.  INDEX— V.  62,  p.  411. 


BERGEN   COUNTY   TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Brgan  operating  April  20, 1896,  road  from  Fort  Lee, 
opposite  125th  Street,  If.  Y.,  to  Englewood,  N.  J.,  Leonla,  Nordhoff, 
etc.  About  8  miles  of  track  In  operation  Jan.  1,1897.  Ferry  connects 
line  with  N.  Y.  City.  Proposes  to  build  from  Guttenbcrrto  Hacken- 
sark,  etc.  Stock  authorised.  $:00.000,  Issued  $19O,OOO.  Jan.  1, 1897, 
no  bonds;  "other  debts,"  $82,565.  President,  Jacob  E.  Bidgway, 
Philadelphia.  

HOLYOKE,   MASS. 

POPULATIOX  189O  WAS  35.528;  In  1880  WAS  21,915; 
AHD  IX  1870  WAI  10,733. 

HOLYOKE  STREET  RAILWAY-TroUey. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  June  11,  1884.  Population  In  1895 
given  as  40.322. 

STOCK—  Date.    Intrmt.     OtitttaruHng.    La*tdiv..rtt. 

8t5ckV$400,000  ($100) J-J  $400.000 

Bonds  ($500.  etc.) 1895      5  A-O  25O.OOO 

Real  estate  mortgages 5  p.  o.  7.OOO 

Current  Uablls.  Oct.,  '96 41,481 

In  1896  $150,000  of  stock  was  Issued  for  construction,  etc.,  and  6 
miles  of  track  were  built. 

DitUendt—lo  1892  to  January,  1897,  Inclusive,  8  percent  yearly. 

ROAD— In  October.  1896,  was  operating  24>*  miles  of  track  on  18 
miles  of  street. 

EARNINGS— For  yean  ending  Sept.  30  earnings  have  been : 

1896.         1895.    I  1896.         1895. 

Gross  earnlngs.$173.539  $114,121    Dlvs.  paid  (8  p.o.)$20,OOO    $30,000 
Net ._..     60.810      44,494  j  BaL, sur.  for  year  18,423        9.454 

Batl'.>i*rIdiv*d»'.     38,423     29J454  I   Tlsur.  Sept.30. $50,449    $46,526 
OFFICERS— President,  General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  Wm 
8.  Loomls ;  Treasurer,  Wm.  R.  Hill. 


Mm  a*r.,  riw. 
Jan.1,'97,4% 
Apr.  1,  1915 
On  demand. 


HOMESTEAD,  PA. 

PoPDLATioa  1890  WAS  7,911 ;  AHD  n  1880  WAI  592. 

HOMESTEAD  &  HIGHLANDS  STREET 
RAILWAY- 
STOCK  A.  BOND9—  XUet.  Dale.  Inlereit.  Oulftand'g.  MMtrf^r, 

8tockr$400,000^n $200,000f.p 

l.t  mort.,  $100.000,< 1S94  6K.J-D  20,000  June  1,1914 

,-old  ...  ( Iiit.atPltt»burgTr.,Co..Trui<tee,Pltti>burK,Pa. 
BI1U  payable  J'ne30,'96 165,322 

In  February.  1897,  authorized  capital  stock  was  Increased  from 
$200,000  to  $400.000. 

EARNINGS— Year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $17.947;  net,  $210. 
In  1894-5,  gross,  $3,745;  net,  $1,010. 

ROAD— Company  has  built  4  miles  of  track.  Homestead  to  Homevlllo. 

OFFICERS— President,  Tnotnas  A.  Noble;  Manager,  8.  J.  Macfarren; 
Treasurer.  Louis  Bolt;  Sec.,  J.  Harper  Adams. 


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STREET     RAILWAYS. 


HOOSICK   FALLS,   N.   Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  7,011 ;  AND  is  1880  WAS  4,530. 
HOOSICK    RAILW A Y-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANlZATlON-Charterod  June  10, 1893. 

STOCK  &  BONDS-  Date.     Interest.    Outstand'g.  Maturity. 

8UH.k,*75.000,$l<>0, „„„..       $7o5.000    3^..im 

1st  uiort.,$60,000,  gold  ($500)  \  Subject  to  rail  at  par  for  s.  f.  alter  1904 
I  Int.  at  lnteru'1  Tr.  Co.,trus.,  Boat.,  Mags. 

Capital  stock  Increased  In  August.  1890,  from  $60,000  to  $75,000,  to 
provide  f*  cost  of  extension  to  Wallamoosao  River. 

ROAD— Operates  5  miles  of  track  aud  «e  mile  of  siding.  Hooslck 
Tails  to  North  Uooslok  and  Walloouisae.  X.  Y. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  June  30, 1890,  gross,  $9,521;  net,  $585; 
Interest  and  taxes,  $4,152;  bal.,  deficit  for  year,  $3,567.  lu  1894-5_ 
gross,  $12,295;  net,  $1,745;  Interest  and  taxes,  $3,801;  balance,  de- 
ficit, $2,056. 

OFFICERS— President,  F.  H.  Twltcliell,  Bath,  Me.;  Secretary,  C.  B- 
Story,  Uooslok  Falls,  N.  Y.;  Treasurer.  Galeu  C.  Moses,  Hutu,  Me. 


HORNELLSVILLE,  N.   Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  10,996 ;  IN  1880  WAS  8,195 ; 
AMI  IS  1870  WAS  4,552. 

HORNELLSVILLE   ELECTRIC  RAILWAY 
—A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Dee.  16, 1891.    Road  completed  iu  1893. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Dale.   Interest.  Outstand'g.      Maturity, 

Stock,  $5O,OOO  (par.  $100) $50,000  

1st  mortgage  ($500) 1892      5  J-J  50,000    July  1,  1912 

2d  mortgage  ($500) 1895     6  J-J  20,000  1915 

Interest  U  payable  at  the  Fourth  National  Bank,  New  York  City. 

ROAD— Single  track  main  Hue  lu  city,  4-34  miles ;  branch  line,  '50; 
sidings,  •--  ;  total  of  all,  5'06  miles. 

EARNINGS — For  years  ending  June  30 : 

Gross.  Set          Other  inc.    Jut.  tt  taxes.    Balance. 

1895-96 $1'.',707  clef.  $276  $516  4,300     def.  $4,060 

1894-95  ..        .    12,703             459             2,0(iO  3,243         def.  724 

1893-94 13,047  def.  1.068  2,876       def.  3,944 

OFFICERS— President,   Charles  Adslt;    Vice-President.   F.   D.  Sher 
wood ;  Secretary,  De  Merrille  Page ;  Treasurer,  George  T.  Ruhn. 


HORNELLSVILLE     &     CANISTEO      RAIL- 
WAY—A trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC. — Chartered  May  2,  1893,  and  owns  4-32  miles 
of  main  track  and  '01  miles  of  sidings.    Stock  is  all  closely  held. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.    Interest.  Outstanding.      Maturity. 

Stock,  $50,000,  par,  $100 $50,000        

1st  mortgage 6  A&O        50.OOO      Oct.  1,  1912 

Canisteo  Valley  Ry.  bonds 5,500        

Aocts.  payable  J'ne  30, 1896 2,500        

EARNINGS— For  years  tnding  June  30 : 

Gross.  Net.       Other  inc.  Int.  &  tax.        Balance. 

1895-96 $15,156  $6,606  ....  $4,8O2       sur.$l,804 

1894-95 15,925  5,312  $30  4,873       sur.      469 

1893-94 1»,056  8,993  ....  4,543       sur.  4,450 

OFFICERS— President,  D.  M.  Page;  Secretary,  Charles  Adslt;  Treas- 
urer G.  T  Helm. 


HOT    SPRINGS,    ARK. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  8,086;  IN  1880  WAS  3,554; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  1,276. 

HOT  SPRINGS  STREET  RAILROAD-A  trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1894;  successor  to  Hot  Springs  Electric 
Street  Railway. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Datt.    Interest.    Outstanding.      Maturity. 

Stock,  $500,000  . (1) 

1st  mortgage,  gold 1894     6g.  J-D        $250,000     June  1, 1924 

Other  Indebtedness (I) 

Trustee  Is  St.  Louis  Trust  Company,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
ROAD — Said  to  operate  17-8  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS— President,  «.   W.   Fordyce;    Secretary,  C.   E.   Maurice; 
Treasurer,  General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  C.  G.  Convers. 


HOUSTON,  TEXAS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  27,557;  IN  1880  WAS  16,513; 
ASD  IS  1870  WAS  9,382. 

HOUSTON  ELECTRIC  STREET  RAILWAY 
— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Successor  In  September  1, 1896,  to  the  Houston  City 
Street  Ry.,  which  was  sold  In  foreclosure  May  d,  1896.  V.  61,  p.  925 

NEW  STOCK  &  BONDS—      Date.    Interest.     Outstand'g    Maturity 

Stock,  $2,000,000  ($100)..     J.— J.       $428000 

1st  iiiort.,8.  f.,  $1,000,000  >      1896    5  g.  M-8       730,000    Sept.' i"."i92'i 

gold  ($500) o'?  Subject  to  call  at  105  after  1916 

Income  mort 1896    6p.c.         $775,000    .....Y..    ... 

Interest  at  International  Trust  Co.,  Boston,  first  mortgage  trustee. " 

Bonds— First  5s  can  be  called  for  payment  at  105  after  1916.  Sink- 
Ing  fund  of  15  per  cent  of  net  earnings  begins  In  1899.  The  mortgage 
Is  a  first  lien  on  about  26  miles ;  bonds  authorized  at  $10,000  per  mile 
on  new  construction. 

ROAD— The  property  lu  August,  1896,  consisted  of  41  miles  of  track, 
57  motor  cars,  75  rallcrs  aud  800  city  lots  not  used  for  operation  of  i  he 
road.  Five  miles  of  track  paved. 


EARNINGS— During  1896  over  $100.000  was  spent  lu  improvements 
and  betterments  (new  rails,  new  equipment,  etc  ),  and  the  roud  is  now 
reported  to  be  In  fine  physical  condition.  On  Jau.  1, 1897,  ca>h  on 
hand  was  $38,877;  no  floating  debt.  For  year  ending  Dec.  31, 1896 : 

Grots.  Ket.         Other  inc.    Jut.  A  lax.       Bat.,  sur. 

1896 $202,240  $76,479        $1,680       11*22.272  $55,887 


II  Includes  interest  ($15,372)  only  from  Sept.  1, 189  ',  4  months. 

For  1895  (12  mos.  to  Nov.  1)  gross,  $21", 397.  For  year  1894  gross 
receipts  were  $202,793,  which  was  about  $3,000  more  than  in  1893. 

OFFICERS— President  and  Treasurer,  A.  N.  Parllu;  Secretary  and 
Assistant  Treasurer,  H.  C.  Chase ;  General  Manager,  A.  n.  Hayward- 

DIRECTORS— A.  N.  Parlln  aud  George  E.  Smith  of  P.O.- ion;  Austin 
Corbin  of  New  York,  and  Albert  H.  Hayward.  H.  C.  Chase,  J.  II.  Kirliy. 
T.  W.  House,  W.  D.  Cleveland  an!  E.  P.  Hill,  of  Houston.— V.  61,  p. 
112,281,611,925;  V.  62,  p.  84, 277.  548,  869;  V.  63,  p.  229. 


HOUSTON  HEIGHTS  ELECTRIC  STREET 
RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION — This  Hue  starts  from  the  manufacturing  portion  ol 
Houston  Heights,  extends  throng,  the  residence  district,  aud  tcnnin, 
ates  lu  the  centre  of  Houston,  affording  rapid  transit  to  and  from  all 
portions  of  the  Heights.  It  was  leased  to  the  Houston  City  Railway. 
Rental  received  for  year  1894-95  was  $13,967.  Mortgage  is  for  $100,- 
000  aud  Is  dated  1893;  interest  in  default  since  May  1,  1895.  Injunc- 
tion granted  trustee  in  March,  1897,  restraining  sale  of  the  nine  ears 
under  a  judgment 


HUDSON,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  9,970;  IN  1880  WAS  8,670; 
AND  is  1870  WAS  8,615. 

HUDSON    STREET    RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION. — Incorporated  in  1897.    Successor  to  Hudson  Eh-o- 
trlo  Ry.    sold  iu  foreclosure  Mar.  6,  1897.     Capital  stock,  $50,000 
(par  $100).    Road  is  2-15  miles  long,  with  -25  mile  sidings;  total  truck 
2 -4  miles.    In  year  1895-96  gross,  $15,650;  net,  $2,787. 

DIRECTORS.— William  H.  Traver,  Samuel  R.  Rainey,  Benoni  8.   John- 
son, Robert  W.  Evans,   William   A.    Harder,  Jr.,  Smith  Thou. 
William  W.  Brownell  and  Charles  S.  Rogers,  of  Hudson  and  John  E. 
Gillette,  of  Catskill  Station. 


HULL,   MASS. 

POPULATIOS  1890  WAS  989;  is  1880  WAS  383; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  261. 

HULL    STREET    RAIL WA Y-A  trolley  road. 
STOCK  &  BONDS—  Miles.    Date.     Interest.     Outstand'g.     Maturity* 
Stock  (par  $10O) $20,OOO         

First  mort    sold  e*  5      -•        1891       6  K"  J'J         20,000       July  1.  1911 
art.,  go      c  ^  Interest  at  American  Loan  &  Trust  Co.,  Boston. 

Current  llabi.ities,  Oct.  1, 1896,  $5,454.  Owns  two  miles  of  main  track- 

YEARLY  EARNINGS — For  fiscal  years  ending  September  30: 

Tears  end.  Sept.  30 :          Gross.  Net.          Int.  <t  taxes.    Bat.  sur. 

1895-96 $5,594          def.  *42 

1894-95 6,817  2,807 

1893-94 7,648  2,741 

OFFICERS — President,  D.  Pepper;  Secretary,  A.  L.  Register;  Traas- 

nrer,  W.  F.  Tucker. 


$931 
1,551 
1,669 


def.*978 
1,256 
1,072 


HUNTINGTON,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  3,028;  is  1880  WAS  2,952  r 

AND  IS  1670  WAS  2,433. 

HUNTINGTON    RAILROAD-A  horse  road. 
ORGANIZATION — Chartered  lu  May,  1890.    The  securities,  earnings, 
etc.,  are  as  follows.     (Interest  is  payable  at  the  Atlantic  Trust  Com- 
pany, New  York  City.) 
Stock  ($30,000) par$100.. $30,000  |     EARNINGS— Yearending  June 30. 


Isi  mortgage  5s,  J&D 26,000 

(Due  iu  192O.) 

ROAD — Owns  3  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS — President,  E.  D.  Da- 
vidson ;  Secretary,  Geo.  M.  Tiles- 
ton  ;  Treasurer,  Isaac  Rogers. 


1896.  "       i 

Gross $5,597       if* 

Net 2,789        2,:;-r 

Charges 1.538         1.496 

Dividend (2i->%>750  (2%)  600 

Balance sur.501      sur.251 


HYDE   PARK,  MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  10,193 ;  is  1880  WAS  7,088 ; 

AND  is  1870  WAS  4,136. 
NORFOLK  SUBURBAN-IHYDE  PARK,  &C.) 

MASS.- 

ORGANIZATION— In  1894-95,  capital  stock  was  increased  from  $75,00( 
to  $125,000,  and  mileage  owned  from  5'12  to  9'5.    In  February,  1896 
Issued  $62,500  additional  stock  for  debts  and  making  extensions  to  it* 
lines. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.  Outslawl'g.    Maturity. 

Stock  (par  $100) See  text.  $187.500  Jau.lS.'St' 

1st  mortgage  bonds 51894       5  J-J  75,000       July,  19 

( Int.  at  Internat'al  Tr.  Co.,  Boston,  I  rustc 

DIVIDENDS— In  1894-95,  6  p.  o.  on  $75,000.    In  1896,  Jau.,  3  p.  c. ; 
July,  3*v  p.  c.;  in  1897,  Jan.,  3*v  p.  c. 

ROAD— Owns  11  miles  of  track. 

EARNINGS— Oct.  1  to  Dec.  31  (3  months),  gross,  $22,664  in  1896; 
$18,606  in  1895.    For  year  ending  Sept.  30,  1896,  gross,  .W.966;  ner, 
$29,571;  Int.  and  taxes.  $6,213;  dividends,  $10,312;  balance,  surplus 
for  year,  $13,046;    Iu  1894-95  gross,  $58,113 ;  net,  $21,841 ;  interest , 
taxes,  etc.,  $14,137;   dividends,  $4,500;  balance,  $3,203.    Total  g 
plus  Oct.  1, 1896.  $11,25O.    President,  James  D.  McAvoy,  Kcadvu>  ; 
Treasurer,  G.  L.  Stone,  b7  Milk  Street,  Boston. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


INDIANAPOLIS,    1ND. 

POPCHTION  189O  WAS  105.438;  IN  1880  WAS  75,056; 
AXD  IK  1870  WAS  48,244. 

CITIZENS'  STREET  RAILROAD  OF 
INDI  ANAPOLIS-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  April  24,  1888.  Formed  In  1893  to 
•ontrol  -trwt  railways  In  Indianapolis.  In  May,  1  897,  a  change  of 
nj»n»K<-t"-nt  t<H>k  place  and  Mr.  Crossaawaa  eleote<l  President  In 
place  of  Mr.  Mason.  V.  04,  p.  951.  United  State*  Supreme  Court 
ID  April,  I-'1"  '•  fided  that  company's  charter  doe*  not  expire  before 
January.  1901—  «ee  V.  64.  p.  799. 

Injunction  agalntt  operation  of  the  3-cent  fare  bill  was  granted 
-.t.  1897.-  V.  64,  p.  848. 

STOCK  A  BON09—  Date.     Iittrrett.    Outstanding    Diciilcnili.ite. 

Capital  stock  <f  100,  ...........  ....      $5,OOO.O06 

Ctueat'St.  By.  (*1.OOO)..1881     6      J-J  3OO.OOO     July  1,  1901 

CttlieM'St.KK.  <*1.000)  (  1392     6      J-D  7OO.OOO     June  1.1897 

subject  to  call  ..........  <  Interest  at  111.  Trust  A  Sav.  Bank.  Chicago. 

OttMBS-  8*.  By.  ooasoL  >  1893     5  t.  M-N       3.OOO.OOO     May   1,  l!i;i;i 

m.  *4.000,OOO  Kold.  .e-  (  Triutee  Solicitors*  Loan  4  Trust  Co.  of  Phila, 

Interest  due  May  and  November  on  conols  of  1  893  It  payable  at 
Fourth  Street  National  Rank.  Philadelphia. 

Ao<uf*—  Consol*  are  exempt  M  to  principal  and  Interest  from  any 
tax  which  company  may  be  required  to  pay. 

ROAD—  In  November,  1896,  the  company  owned,  controlled  and 
operated  about  10O  mile*  of  road. 

,  EARNiNOS-For  year  ending  Dee.  31,  1894.  groat  were  9850,215, 
•itaitwt  #812,1  11  In  1893;  net,  9383,146.  against  $26  1,226. 

DIRECTORS  (elected  May,  1897)—  President,  Kennedy  CroMao,  \v.  W. 

Kurt/,  R.  H.  Riuhton,  W.  C.  Houston.  Joseph  B.  Neff.  t.  Oundore  and 

W.  J.  Turner.    Secretary  and  Treasurer  I*  W.  F.  Milliollaud.—  V.  60, 

.2.  p.  1170;  T.63p.  116:  V.  64.  p.  799,  812,  951. 


INDIANAPOLIS  &  BROAD  RIPPLE  RAPID 
TR  ANSIT-A  trolley  road. 

ROAD—  Embrace*.  It  1*  «ald,  7  mile*  of  track.  Stock  authorised 
$100.000;  iMoed,  $100,000  :  let  mortgage  gold  6*  of  1895,  due  1925) 
•40O.OOO;  trainee.  State  Street  Safe  Depo.lt  A  Tnut  Co.,  Boston! 

RECEIVERSHIP—  In  March.  1897.  receiver  wa»  applied  for;  Indebted- 
MM  I*  Mid  to  be  •196.399:  V.  64.  p.  664. 

President.  General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  R  C.  Light.  -v. 
'(•4.  754. 


IRONDEQUOIT,  N.  Y. 

I          LATION  1890  WAS  2.415;  U  1880  WAS  1,986: 
ANI>  IN  1870  WAS  3.990. 

ROCHESTER  A  IRONDEQUOIT  RAIL- 
ROAD -A  ir..ll«y  road. 

OROANIZ  ATlON-Cbartered  May  I*.  1893,  and  Nor.  1, 1893.  leaaed  the 
BtaaatiaT  *  Lake  Ontario  Railway  at  the  rate  of  15  per  cent  per 
»aaum  on  It*  capital  stock  of  $6S.OOO.  lu  securities,  road,  earning* 
•tc..  are  a*  followt : 

EAMMNQa— Years  ending  Jane  30 
18067     1895. 

Grote $43.248  $40.636 

Wet.  15.506    M.371 

Other  Income. 24.O36    21.297 


-••»«.  AAU 
HUU  i»y.i.l«  JaM 


330.0UO 


DltpayaMaJaaaao.-9MlSO.000 
ROAD-OWBS  9  Bribe  of  alagla 
lease*  6-O46   mile*   tingle 

•  mllee  of  ddlag*. 
ER-,-Pre.ldeut.  J.   X.  Baekley;  Secretary.  W.  D.  EUwanger 
rreararer.  Frederick  Cook. 


.  . 

Charge*  Ataxe*..    37.554    32349 
Bal..  «ur.  foryr...      1.9-s      9.819 


IRONWOOD,  MICH; 

PorCLATION  1890  WAS  7.745. 

TWIN    CITY    GENERAL    ELECTRIC- 

O*t— Chartered  In  189O.    Consolidation  of  the  Twin  City 
4altroad  o.  with  Ironwood  Electric  and  Gogeble  Beetrto-Ughtlng 
»Bpan  le*.    Population  In  1 894  a*  U  mate  1  at  9376. 
STOCK  d  BONOS—  Datt.    Inierat.    Ontttanff.    Maturity. 

$400.000    

•rlnCltr  Hi    1-t  M.  goid         iwi    7g.M-N         25.00O    KoV.  2    1911 

lortgag*.  $125,000 „    100,000    

Old  Colony  Tnut  O..  Boaton.  U  trustee  of  $12).OOO  mortgage. 
ROAO— O wn*  7 >«  mile*  of  track.  ' 

£*^-«iN3S-For  year  endlaf  Nor.  30,  19)6,  grott  from  lights.  $47, 
17:  from  railway.  $15.»97;  total.  $63.014:  net  after  paying  Interest. 
1     Owing  to  elo«ln(  down  of  the  mine*  at  Iron  wood 
Mae.  1896.  lighting  battnatt  fall  of  about  $2.500  la  all  and 
l*ar  earning,  about  $600  a  month.    la  1894-00  earning!  were  as 

•  :  Groas,  $45^07:  net.  $11.995. 

OFFiceRS -President  and  Oeaeral  Manager.  E.  D.  ITelton;  Vice- 
•atueat.  H.  M.  Bylleabr.  Secretary  aad  Treasurer.  B.  F.  Jahn; 
partntavdani  and  Paranaaing  Agent.  M.  K  Inch. 


ITHACA,  N.  Y. 

Porct.ATi.,1  11  139O  WAS  11.079;  I*  1880  WAt  9,105; 
A»D  n>  1870  WAI  8,462. 

fTHACA  STREET  RAILWAY- 

•<i2ATiow— Ckartand  Nor.  18, 1884.  Changed  ownenhtp  about 
'T  1. 1892.  and  preaaitj  umatU acted.  Laatad  the  Caynga  Lake 
octrki  Railway  la  Juae,  1894,  for  49  yean  upon  the  term*  that  It 
ill  pay  principal  aad  tataratt  of  the  leaaed  road*.  $25,000  flrtt  mort- 
/«.  Own*  •  mllea  aad  operate*  7-5  mile*  of  track,  extending  to 
rnell  Unlrcnlty  tamrna,  railroad  ttatton*  and  •teamboat  landing. 


STOCK  &.  BONDS— 

k,  $300,000,pr.$100 


Date.      l»tere»t.     (httstand'g.       Maturity. 

Stock,  ^300,OOO,pr.$10O       $300,OOO  See  text. 

1st  mortgage 51892       6J-J         175,000    July  1, 1922 

( Int.  payable  at  Farm.  L.&T.  Co.,  N.  Y.  City. 

2d  mortgage 6J-J          $75,OOO    July  1,  1922 

Cayu»raL.Klec.UtM..gu         1894       6  J-D  25,000    Junel.1922 

Stock— In  1893  the  capital  stock  was  increased  from  $175,000  to 
$250,000.  In  July,  1895,  additional  stock  for  $50,000  was  authorized. 

Diridendt.— la  July,  1895,  declared  3  per  cent;  in  April,  1896,  3  p.  e. 

BONOS— The  Ithaca  Street  Railway  Company  owns  and  holds  in  Itt 
treasury  the  eutlre  stock  of  Brush-Swan  Electric  Light  Co.  (capital, 
$50,OOO)  and  also  the  Ithaca  Transfer  Co.  (capital,  $2,500).  The  bond* 
of  the  f/hira  Street  Bailtray  Co.  enter  the  above  properties 

EARNINGS— For  fiscal  year  ending  June  30, 1896 : 

Orvai.  Xet.       Tnl.  <Haxn.  Sitrplut. 

Street  Railway  receipts $61,425       $28,681       $17,595       $11,087 

Brunh-Swan  Elec  ric  Light..   2S.052          11,933  75          11,858 

Ithaca  Transfer  Co 5,324  1,147  26  1,119 

Totala $94,801       $41,761        $17,698       $24,064 

Paid  dividends  In  1895-96  of  (6  per  cent)  f  18,000.    lu  1 894-95  Street 

Ry.  gross,  $55,370 ;  net,  $23,854,  and  In  1893-94  gross,  $41,896 ;  net, 

•20,265. 
Loans  and  bills  payable  June  30, 1896,  $  14,069;  secured  bills  recelr- 

able,  83 1,049. 
OFFICERS— President,  Alfred  Hand,  Ithaca;  Secretary,  Treasurer  and 

Superintendent,  II.  Ber^holtz.    INDEX.— V.  61,  p.  558. 


JACKSON,    MICH. 

POPCLATIOX  1890  WA«  20,798;  IS  1880  WAS  16,105; 
AMD  IK  1870  WAS  11,447. 

JACKSON  STREET   RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Aug.  24, 1881. 

STOCK  &.  BONDS—          3ttle*.  Date.  Interat.  OuttlantTg.     Maturity. 

Stock  (150TOOO) $140,000       

Itt  M.  ($150,000) 1891    6%  J-J          150,000  1911 

Mortgage  trustee.  Fidelity  Loan  A  Trust,  Detroit.  Mich.    Interest  at 
United  State*  Nat.  Bank,  New  York  City. 

ROAD — Owns  about  8  mile*  of  completed  track. 

EARNINOS— For  year  ending  Dec.  31 , 189,5,  groan,  $30,864;  net,  $9,179 

OFFICERS— President,  H.  H.  Smith;  Vlce-Presideut, D.  8.  Smith;  Sec- 
retary, J.  B.  Corlla*;  Treasurer  and  Oenerul  Manager,  H.  H.  Smith,  Jr 


JACKSONVILLE,     ILL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  12,935;  IX  1880  WAS  10,927; 
AM)  IN  1870  WAS  9,203. 

JACKSONVILLE    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Chartered  Feb.  25,  1867.   Special  perpetual  charter. 

STOCK  oV  BONOS—          Date.    Inltrett.    Oulilanding.     Maturity. 

Stock  $50,000,  par  $5O $33,450  f.  p 

Istmort.,  $75,000,  gold..     1892    6gJ-J         35,000          Jan.  1, 1912 

Trustee  It  St.  Louis  Trust  Co..  of  St.  Louis,  Mo.    The  bonds  are  not 
subject  to  call  before  maturity. 

ROAD— In  February.  1896,  owned  5  mllet  of  track. 

OFFICERS— President,  Wm.  8.  Hook:  Secretary,  Marcus  Hook;  Treat- 
urer,  Francis  Hook;  Superintendent,  Marcus  Hook. 


JAMESTOWN,  N.  Y. 

POPCLATIOK  1890  WAS  16,038 ;  IN  1880  WAS  9,357 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  5,336. 

JAMESTOWN  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  Oct.  18, 1883.  Franchise  rnnstlll  1982. 
Population  terred  tald  to  be  upward  of  28,000. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—  Imte.      Intereit.    Outitanding.    Maturity. 

Stock  ($250,000)  par  $90 $100,000       

Itt  M.  $300,000  gold,  c'(  l>-93       OK  J-J  3OO.OOO    Jan.  2,  1923 

$1,000 )  liilerett  payable  at  State  Trust  Co.,  Trustee. 

BUlt  payable  June  30, 1896 $165,870 

Open  accuunu.net 59,617 

The  mortgage  It  limited  to  S3OO.OOO  and  covers  all  property  and 
rights  now  owned  or  hereafter  acquired. 

In  December,  1896,  stock  for  $1BO.OOO  was  In  treasury  subject  to 
isnue  when  neoeaury  to  balance  advance*  made  to  company  for 
construction. 

EARNINGS— Year  ending  June  30. 1896,  grow,  $91,274;  net,  $12,857; 
other  Income,  $690 ;  Interest  and  taxes$22,  M>5 ;  bal. ,  deficit  for  year, 
$8.958.  In  1894-95,  grow,  $82,085 ;  net,  $17,933. 

ROAD— Ownt  18*67  miles  of  track,  of  which  3  miles  It  second  track. 

OFFICERS  —  President,  A.  N.  Hroaduead;  Vice-President,  L.  B 
Warner;  Secretary,  W.  S.  Cameron;  Treasurer,  8.  B.  Broadbcad 
Superintendent  and  Purchasing  Agent,  O.  E.  Maltby. 


JANESVILLE,    WIS. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  10,836;  IX  1880  WAS  9,018 
AND  IX  1870  WAS  8,789. 

JANESVILLE    STREET    RY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In   1886.    Franchise  runs  till  1916   and 
(five*  exclusive  rights  to  operate  street  railway  In  the  city. 

STOCK  A   BONOS—        Kit.    Date.    Intereit.    Outtlatul-g.     Maturitt. 

8tock$50,000,  par  $100 $5O,OOOf.p 

1st  mortgage 6       1892     6A-O      75.OOO      Oct.  1, 191* 

Mortgage  trustee  Is  the  Finance  Company,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

liirnlruili  In  1892,  6  per  cent;  In  1893,  2  per  cent;  In  1891,  none. 

EARNINOS— In  1893  gross,  $12,691 ;  net,  $1,640. 

ROAD— Owns  6  miles  of  track.    Rail,  35-lb.  T' 

OFFICERS— President,  O.  W.  Blabon,  Philadelphia,  PH.:  Vioe-Pres. 
Alexander  Graham ;  Sec.,  Treas.  and  Gen.  Man.,  W.  R.  Prni-d/uot. 


44 


STEEET    RAILWAYS. 


JEFFERSONV1LLE  CITY,   1ND. 

POPULATION  1800  WAS  10.666;  IK  1880  WAS  9,357; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  7,254. 

JEFFERSONVILLE     CITY     RAILWAY.     An 
mntmal  ruiul. 

ORGANIZATION— Successor  to  Ohio  Falls  Street  Railway  Co.    Incor- 
porated January  14.  1889.    Sold  In  foreclosure  In  August,  1896,  to 
Edward  Howard  for  $8.200. 
ROAD— Operated  5  miles  of  track  with  mules.  Office,  57-59  Spring  St. 


JERSEY   CITY,   N.   J. 

POPULATION  180O  WAS  163,003 ;  IN  1880  WAS  120,722 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  82,546. 

CONSOLIDATED  TRACTION  COMPANY.  - 
Bee  Newark,  N.  J.  ^ 

JOHNSTOWN,    PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  21,805;  IN  1880  WAS  8,380; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  0,028. 

JOHNSTOWN  PASSENGER  RAILWAY-A 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  May,  1882.  Its  road,  destroyed  by  flood 
May  31, 1889,  was  rebuilt  In  1890  and  1891. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—          Date.    Interest.    Outstanding.      Maturity. 

Stock  $250,000,  par  $f>0 Text.     $210,200  

General  mort.  $'J50,000,  (  1890      6  M.-S       250,000  Mar.  1, 1910 

$1,000 o  J  Interest  at  Fidelity  Trust,  Trustee,  Phila. 

Bills  payable  June  30, 1896 $58,395 

EARNINGS— Year  ending  Juno  30, 1896,  gross,  $104,428;  net,  $49,237; 
Interest  and  taxes,  $20,915 ;  bal.  surp  for  year,  $28,322.  In  1894-95, 
gross,  $94,926;  net,  $42,917;  interest,  $19,844;  dividends,  $14,800; 
balance,  surplus,  $8,273. 

Dividends— lu  1892, 6  per  cent;  in  1893,  July  1,6 p.  e.;  in  1894,  July 
1,  6  p.  o.;  in  1895,  dividends  paid  in  stock  amounting  to  $25,200. 

ROAD— Operates  9%  miles  of  road. 

OFFICERS— President.  Tom  L.  Johnson,  Cleveland,  O. ;  Secretary, 
8.  E.  Young;  Treasurer,  Herman  Banner,  Johnstown. 

DIRECTORS.— Tom  L.  Johnson,  A.  J.  Moxbam,  Herman  Banner,  S.  E. 
Young,  T.  C.  Du  Pont,  J.  H.  Walters.  Charles  F.  Kress. 


JOLIET,  ILL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  23,264;  IN  1880  WAS  11,657; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  7,263. 

JOLIET  STREET  RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road.  In 
June,  1896,  reported  sold  to  William  Moltinley,  of  Champaign,  for 
$300,000. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.  Outstand'g.       Maturity. 

Stock,  $300,000 $150,000        

Mort.  for  $75,000 1889      6  M-N          75,000       May  2,  1904 

Cousol.  M.,  $300,000 1895  6  (I)  1911 

Trustee,  Illinois  Trust  &  Savings  Bank,  Chicago. 

Interest  payable  at  the  Illinois  Trust  &  Savings  Bank  (trustee),  Chi- 
cago, 111. 

ROAD — In  Sept.,  1896,  said  to  operate  17  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS— President  and  General  Manager,  J.  A.  Henry;  Vice-Presi- 
rtont,  G.  F.  Duncan ;  Secretary  and  Manager,  W.  B.  McKinley ;  Treas- 
urer, H.  P.  Cox;  Superintendent,  C.  C.  Rush.  Office,  Jeft'erson  and 
Ottawa  streets. 

KALAMAZOO,    MICH. 

CITIZENS'  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1893.  Franchise  runs  till  1923.  In 
1896  control  was  purchased  by  parties  controlling  the  street  railways 
of  Battle  Creek  and  Lansing,  Mich. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—       Par.    Date.    Interest.    Outstand'g.    Maturity 
Stock,  common $100     $100,000 


Istmortgage (»%  M-S         60,000 

Oth.  indebted.  Jan., '97 7,250       ....... 

Mortgage  Trustees.— First  Nat.  Bank  of  Kalamazoo,  Mich,  and  A  J 
Mills. 

ROAD— Owns  12  miles  of  track,  including  turnouts,  switches,  etc.,  in 
Kalamazoo  and  suburbs.  Rails  48  Ib.  T. 

EARNINGS— For  9  months,  April  1  to  Dec.  31, 1896,  gross,  $26,519 ! 
net,  $6,981 ;  fixed  charges,  $3,150 ;  bal.,  surp.  for  9  months,  $3,831. 
For  year  ending  Deo.  31, 1895,  gross,  $36,423 ;  net,  $5,852. 

OFFICERS— President,  F.  N.  Rowley;  Vice-Presi dent  and  Sec.,  L.  N. 
Downs;  Treas.,  L.  M.  Gates;  Gen.  Man.  and  Pur.  Agt.,  E.  E.  Downs. 


KANKAKEE,    ILL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  9,025;  IN  1880  WAS  5,651. 

KANKAKEE  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY-A  trolley 
raid. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Jan.  7, 1891. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—      Miles.    Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.       Maturity. 

Stock $50,000 

1st  mortgage  }„•••     1891      ?•"  50,000    July  1,  igi'i 

—  (Trustee,  the  Northern  Trust  Co.,  Chicago,  111. 

Other  indebtedness (j)  .__. 

ROAD— In  November,  1896,  operated  8  miles  of  track. 
OFFICERS— President,  E.  Cobb;  Vice-President,  Chas.  H.  Cobb;  Seo- 
etary  and  Treasurer,  W.  C.  Schneider;  General  Manager,  C.  H.  Cobb 


KANSAS  CITY,  MO. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  119,668;  IN  1880  WAS  55,785; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  32.260. 

(IN    1896   KST1MATKD   AT    155,000.) 

METROPOLITAN  STREET  RAILWAY-Cable, 
in ir-i-  and  trolley.  See  map  on  page  45. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  July  19,  1886.  In  Mav,  1894,  the 
company  secured  control,  by  purchase  of  all  the  capital  stock,  of  the 
Kansas  City  El.  (20-58  miles)  and  assumed  the  debt  of  that  company. 
In  like  manner  it  controls  Kansas  City  &  Rosedale  St.  Ry.  and  South 
Suburban  St.  Ry.  In  June,  1895,  the  charters  of  all  the  constituent 
companies  were  extended  to  1925. — V.  60,  p.  1105. 

In  May,  1895,  the  company  absorbed  the  Kansas  City  Cable  Ky., Grand 
AM.  Ry.,  West  Side  Ry.  and  Kansas  City  <fe  Independence  Railway* 
with  an  aggregate  trackage  of  67-7  miles.  The  lines  which  it  has 
acquired  "  occupy  most  of  the  territory  east  of  the  Union  Depot,  the 
Metropolitan  Company  occupying  all  of  the  important  territory  west 
of  the  Depot  and  some  of  the  principal  streets  on  the  east  side."  Tbe 
consolidation  brings  under  one  management  all  of  the  principal  street 
railways  of  the  city. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.    Interest.    Outstanding.   Maturity. 

Stock  (sec  above) Q.— F.    $5,586,8OO    May, '97,  ^2% 

Corrigan  Con.  Street  Ry.  J  1886    5gJ-J       1,000,000    July  1,191ft 

IstM >  Int.  payable  at  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y. 

General  mort.  ($1,000,000)  (  1889    5  g  M-S       1,OOO,OOO    Sept.  1,  190» 

gold ( Int.  payable  at  New  England  Co.,  Boston. 

Bonds  assumed  in  consolidation  of  1895— 
K-  o  rinhio  i»t  M    mt  in)1887   »«•  A-O    $1,050,000    Apr.  1,  1901 

•rni'd i    i  Lci7  .n  i*r  "n   t  i      C     Interest  is  payable  in  New  York  by  Blair 
Jia,  IBM  /,  guar.  p.  &  i. . .  ^  &  co.aud  in  Boston  by  New  England  Tr.Co. 

Sl6Text  Inll|C97M"  °W  !  1887  5A-°  $300,000  Apr.  1,  1901 
Grand  Avenue  RyYTs't' )  1888  5g. J-J10  1,200,000  July  10, 1908 

mortgage,  gold ciTrustee,  Central  Trust  Co. 

New  mortgage — 
Metroplitan    St.  Ry.   con.  (1895    5g.  M-N       3,621,000    May  1, 191O 

mortgage,      $8,500,000,  <  Not  subject  to  call  before  maturity. 

gold c'  (Int.  at  Old  Colony  Trust,  trustee,  Boston. 

Securities  of  subsidiary  roads — 

South  Side  St.  Ry.  1st  M. 5  $12,000      June,  1899 

Kansas  City  Elevated  Ry. 

1st  M.    pref.  ($600,000) 
gold  ($1,000) c*     1892    6gJ-J       $600,000    July  1,  1922 

lat-w  <-nm   r*9  nnn  nnni  (  1892   4       ---•       2,000,000    July   1.1922 
™w'  m  bom        '  Interest  at  Manhattan  Trust  Co.,  Now 

i*1'000* (  York  City,  J-J. 

Dividends— In  1895,  2  p.  c.;  in  1896,  2^  p.  c.;  in  1897,  Feb.,  ^>  p.  c.; 
May,  >«  p.  o. 

Bonds— The  new  consolidated  mortgage  for  $8,500,000  is  to  be  used) 
as  follows:  Reserved  to  retire  when  due  the  existicg  bonds  of  the 
Corrigan,  Metropolitan,  Grand  Avenue  and  Kansas  City  Cable  issue* 
described  in  the  table  above,  $4,550,000;  for  the  purchase  of  the 
property  of  the  Kansas  &  Independence  Rapid  Transit  Company,  etc., 
being  the  amount  of  bonds  issued  on  account  of  said  properties  by  the 
late  Kansas  City  Cable  Railway  Company  Consolidated,  $2.075,900 
(issued);  for  purchase  of  the  West  Side  Railway  Company,  $330,000 
(issued) ;  for  desirable  improvements  to  the  present  system  and  for 
future  requirements  the  company  held  $329,000  consols  in  May,  1897. 

Interest  upon  Kansas  Oity  Elevated  Ky.  1st  M.  preference  6s  is 
guaranteed  and  upon  1st  M.  common  5s  3  per  cent  per  annum  wa» 
guaranteed  until  July,  1895,  and  4  per  cent  thereafter.  The  South  Sidt 
St.  Ry.  1st  M.  5s  are  guaranteed,  but  the  line  is  not  used  now,  and  tbe 
tracks  have  been  taken  up.  The  K.  C.  Cable  first  5s,  due  April  1 , 1897, 
were  extended  four  years  at  same  rate,  payable  in  gold,  principal  and 
interest  guaranteed  by  the  Met.  St.  Ry.—  V.  64,  p.  567.  The  Summit 
St.  6s  ($300,000)  were  extended  at  5  per  cent  to  1901. 

ROAD — The  total  mileage  below  is  after  counting  double  track  as 
twice  single,  as  follows : 


Miles. 

Main  line  (horse) 6-32 

do.      (trolley) 3G-64 

do.      (cable) 62-45 


Roads  otfned.  Miles. 

Kansas  City  &  Rosedale  St. 

Hy.  (horse) 6-46 

So.  Suburban  St.  Ry.  (trol'y)      2-50 
Kan.  C.  Elevated  Ry.(trol'y)  20-58 

Total  (single) 134-95 

EARNINGS— 11  months.  >  1896-7 Gross,  $1,609,821 ;  net,  $686,658 

June  1  to  April  30.    $1895-6 Gross,    1,623,131;  net,    670,843- 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Fiscal  year  ends  May  31.  Earnings  of  the  system, 
including  the  Kansas  City  Elevated,  have  been  as  follows : 

Year  ending  May  31—  -1896.  1895. 

Gross  earnings  (including  Kan.  City  El $1,780,940        $1,701,15* 

Operating  expenses,  including  taxes 1,033,042          1,058,136 


$643,01* 
371,720 


Net  earnings $747,898 

Intereston  bonds 478,897) 

Miscellaneous  interest 5,330) 

Dividends  paid,  2  percent 111,736 

Net  surplus  for  the  year $151,934  $271, 290 

Kansas  City  Elevated  RR.,  Included  above,  had  for  the  year  1895-96- 

gross  earnings  of  $158,052;  net,  $59,824. 
OFFICERS — President  and  Treasurer,  C.  F.  Morse;  Vice-President  an* 

Genera!  Manager.  W.  H.  Holmes;  Secretary,  L.  C.  Krauthoff;  Asst. 

Secretary.J.  A.  Harder.— V.  60,  p.  795.  929, 1 104 ;  V.  61,  p.  279,  324 

V.  62,  p.  502;  V.  63,  p.  27  ;  V  64,  p.  567. 


NORTHEAST  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY-A  trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION — A  reorganization  in  Nov.,  1896,  of  Northeast  .stn'i •& 
Ry.,  sold  In  foreclosure  Aug.  6, 1896. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.     Interest.    Outstnnd'g.       Maturity. 

Stock  ($250.000) $250,000  

1st  mort.  $250,000,  gold,)  1896     5g.  J-J          250,000       July  1, 191S 

($100  &  $500)  c*  V  Interest  at  North  American  Trust  Co.,  N.Y., 

Red.at  105aft.J'lyl,1901 }     trustee. 

ROAD — Owns  8'1  miles  of  track  on  4-2  miles  of  street. 
President,  Superintendent  and  Purchasing  Agent,  William  M.  KeUU 
Secretary,  E.  C.  Vaughan.    Office,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 


STREET    RAILWAYS 


45 


46 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


BROOKLYN  AVENUE  RAILWAY- 
OROANIZATION— successor  to  People's  Cable  Ry.,  sold  In  foreologtire 

March  14. 1896,  to  J.  H.  Lucas  for  $185,000— V.  02,  p.  549. 
ROAD— Owns  6-8  miles  of  track  oil  3-4  miles  of  road.— V.  60,  p.  1106; 

V.  62,  p.  649. 


KEYPORT,  N.  J. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  3,411. 

KEYPORT   &    MATAWAN    STREET 
ROAD— A  horse  road. 

ORGANIZATION— January  1, 1897,  the  company  reported : 

Stock  (Mil  pnld) $30,OOO  |      Yn.end.Dcc.3l- 

No  funded  or  floating  debt. 

Track  owned 3M  miles 

Cost  of  road  and  equlpmt.WO.OOO 
Treasurer Arthur  M.  Browu 


Gross  from  pass'rs. $5,022 

Other  Income 1,913 

Net  earnings 5,236 

Dividends 


RAIL- 


1895. 

$4,974 

1,483 

4,960 

600 


KINGSTON,   N.   Y, 
POPULATION  1890  WAS  21,261,  AND  IN  1880  WAS  18,344. 

COLONIAL  CITY  TRACTION  CO.-A  trolley  road. 

OHO  AN  IZATION— Organized  Jan.  9,  1896,  as  successor  to  Colonial 
City  Electric  By.,  sold  In  foreclosure  Deo.  12,  1895. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.    Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Stock  $175,000  .......... 

1  rt  mortgage,"  goid" '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.     1896    5g.  M-N       100,000     May  1,1926 
Consol.  IstM.,  gold lt,96    5g.  M-N         75,000     May  1, 1946 

Manhattan  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  trustee  of  both  mortgages.  Interest 
payable  In  New  York. 

First  mortgage  bonds  are  subject  to  call  at  105;  the  consols  at  100. 
Firsts  are  $1,OOO  each;  consols,  $500  and  $1,000. 

ROAD— Operates  4-58  miles  of  track  laid  with  80-lb.  girder  rails.  Owns 
7  motor  oars. 

OFFICERS— President,  Charles  M.  Preston;  Secretary,  John  E.  Kraft; 
Treasurer,  Abraham  Hasbrouck.— V.  59,  p.  1058, 1064. 

KINGSTON  CITY  RAILROAD-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  June  5, 1879. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.    Outstand'g.    Last  div'd,  etc. 

Stock,    $150.000,  $100 $150,000      Dec.,  1894 

1st  M..  $500  each 1879     7J-J  15,000      June  12,  1909 

Consols,  $150,000,  $1,000  ( 1893     5  M-S         135,000      March  1, 1923 

Not  sub.to  call  bef  c  mat.  \  Interest  at  Farmers'  Loan  &  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Debentures 1890    5J-D  10,000      June  1, 1900 

Bond  and  mortgage 6o,uar.  6,000     On  demand. 

Dividends  In  1894  5*2  per  cent. 

Interest—  Interest,  except  on  consols.  Is  paid  In  Rondout. 

ROAD— Owns  2-83  miles  of  track  in  City  of  Kingston.    Bails  70  Ib. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  years  ending  June  30 : 

1896.    1895.  1896. 

AvVe  miles  op...     2-83          2-83      Taxes $1,641 

Gross  earnings.. $52,682    $50,230    Dividends 9,000 

Net    21,316      18,826  I  BaL.sur.foryear  ..  2,015 

Interest  paid 8,660        8,160  |  Total sur.  June 30..   6,546 

OFFICERS— President,  8.  D.  Coykendall;  Vlee-President,  General 
Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  George  Coykendall;  Secretary  and 
Treasurer,  Peter  E.  Schoonniaker;  Auditor,  O.  L.  Eaetman, 


1895. 

$1,416 

9,000 

249 

4,531 


KNOXVILLE,    TENN. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  22,535;  IN  1880  WAS  9,693. 

KNOXVILLE    STREET    RR.- 

OROANIZATION— Formerly  consolidated  with  the  Rapid  Transit  Line 

Into  the  Knoxville  Electric,  but  purchased  separately  at  foreclosure 

,eale  July  20,  1895,  by  the  Street  RR.  bondholders.    The  Knoxville 

Electric  Light  <fe  Power  Co.  is  eontrolled  by  the  Knoxville  St.  RR. 

Improvements  and  extensions  are  being  made.  A  new  charter  was 
applied  for  In  November,  1896.  Stock  authorized.  $100,000;  par 
$100;  first  mortgage  5  p.  c.  gold  bonds,  $500,000;  (par  $100,  $200 
$300,  $5OO  and  $1,000)  coupon  bonds.  Union  Trust  Co.  of  Philadelphia 
is  mortgage  trustee.—  ROAD — The  road  is  about  13  mlJes  long. 

OFFICERS— Trustee  for  owners,  J.  Simpson  Africa,  Philadelphia; 
Treasurer  for  trustee,  W.  8.  Shields,  Knoxville. 

INDEX— See  Knoxville  Electric.— V.  61,  p.  152, 196, 210;  V.  62,  p.  869 


FOUNTAIN    HEAD    RAILROAD-A  steam  road. 

ORQANIZAT'ON— Chartered  in  May,  1889.  Capital  stock  was  reported 
to  be  $350,000.  Track  owned,  6  miles. 

OFFICERS— President,  G.  Borjifeldt;  Secretary,  J.  Dunne;  Treasurer 
J.  Kahle;  Superintendent  and  Pui  chasing  Agent,  R.  T.  Baker. 


STOCK  &  BONDS—    Miles.  Dale.  Interest.  Outstanding.     Maturity. 

itock $100,000      

1st  M.,  $75,000 47s      1892  6  M-N          75,000      Nov.  1, 1912 

ROAD — Operates  about  47s  miles  of  track  in  Kokomo. 

OFFICERS— President.  F.  E.  Snow;  Vice-President,  W.  A.  Jackson; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer.  F.  Woodi-utr. 


RAPID   TRANSIT    LINE-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Formerly  part  of  the  Knoxville  Electric  Ry.,  but 
purchased  separately  at  foreclosure  sale  In  1895  by  J.  E.  M.  Chamber 
lalne,  Jr.,  Trustee,  of  Philadelphia,  and  will  be  reorganized  as  an  inde 
pendent  line.  Line  is  2%  miles  long.  About  5  miles  of  extensions  will 
be  built  in  Knoxville  under  franchise  recently  granted. 

WEST   END  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road 

ORQANIZAT  ON— Chartered  Aug.  19,  1887.    Owns  7  oars  equipped 

with  "  G.  E.  800  "  motors.    Stock  (par  $25),  $25,000 ;  1st  M.,  $30,000 

gold ;  6  g.  J^J,  $26,000.    Operates  5  miles  of  road  on  5  miles  of  street. 

OFFICERS— President,  R.  M.  Rhea;   Secretary,  Treasurer,   Genera 

Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent  T.  J.  Thomas. 


KOKOMO,   IND. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  8,261;  IN  1880  WAS  4,042; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  2,177. 
KOKOMO  CITY  STREET  RY.-A  trolley  road. 


LACONIA,   N.   H. 

POPULATION  (TOWNSHIP)  1890  WAS  6,143;  IN  1880  WAS  3,790; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  2,309. 

LACONIA  STREET   RAILWAY-A  horse  road. 
ORGANIZATION — Successor  to  the  Lacouia  &  Lakcport  St.  Ry.  in  1894 
STOCK,  ETC. —  Dividends.          Outstand'g.       Last  Div 

Stock,  81OO.OOO  (par  $100) See  text.  $50,000 

Unfunded  debt  June  30, 1896 8,500 

DIVIDENDS— In  1893-94  paid  5.  c.;  In  1894-95  paid  4  p.  c. 
ROAD— Owns  3-63  miles  of  track. 
EARNINGS— For  years  ending  June  30 : 


4%,  '94-95 


1896.  1895. 

Gross $12,483  $11,951 

Net 3,037  2,632 

Other  income 54  1 


1896.         1895. 
Int.  and  taxes...     $941  $891 

Dividends (4%)2.OOO 

Bal.  forjear 2,150      def.258 


OFFICERS— President,  A.  G.  Folsom;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Ed- 
mund Little. 


LA   CROSSE,   WIS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  25,090 ;  IN  1880  WAS  14,505 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  7,785. 

LACROSSE  CITY  RAILW AY- 
ORGANIZATION — Chartered  Nov.  17, 1885.    Franchise  runs  till  193 

STOCK  &  BONDS —    Milts.    Date.    Interest.  Outsland'g.  Last  div.,etc. 

t$SjOO<*200'OOO)'Par^ See  below.  $200,000  f.  p.  |  ^p''^ 

1st  mo~rt.y$"l75',6b"6",  >    10%    1893       6g.  J-J    125,000     Jan.  1,1918 

gold,  $1,000 J  Subject  to  call  Jan.  1,1903. 

Interest  at  Northern  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  Chicago,  111. 

DIVIDENDS — For  1892,  7  per  cent;  1893,  none;  1894,  7  per  cent. 

ROAD — Owns  10%  miles  in  city  of  Lacrosse. 

EARNINGS— For  year  1894  gross,  $54,965,  against  $49,394  in  1893. 

OFFICERS— President,  B.  E.  Edwards;  Vice-Presideut,  W.  W.  Carglll 
Secretary,  H.  E.  West ;  Treasurer.  G.  H.  Clark. 


LANCASTER,   PA. 


1st  M.,  $700,000,  gold,  $1,000  J, 

-I: 


Consol.  M.  for$2,250,000c. 


POPULATION  1890  WAS  32,011;  IN  1880  WAS  25,769; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  20,233. 

PENNSYLVANIA    TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1893  and  secured  control  of  the  entire 
street  railway  system  in  Lancaster,  Pa.,  and  vicinity,  including  Lan- 
caster Traction,  Lancaster  City  Street  Ry.  and  Lancaster  &  Columbia 
By.,  Columbia  &  Ironville  By.  and  Columbia  &  Donegal  87. 

RECEIVERSHIP— On  Nov.  30, 1896,  William  B.  Given  of  Columbia, 
Pa.,  was  appointed  receiver.— V  63,  p.  969,  1011. 

REORGANIZATION — In  August,  1896,  reorganization  under  the  name 
of  the  Keystone  Traction  Company  was  reported  under  way.  It  is 
said  all  of  the  outstanding  bonds  of  the  Pennsylvania  Traction  Com- 
pany will  be  retired,  and  in  place  of  them  will  be  issued  bonds  of  the 
Keystone  Traction  Company,  on  terms  yet  to  be  agreed  upon.  In  May, 
1897,  no  bill  for  foreclosure  had  been  filed,  but  receiver's  certificates 
were  proposed. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Dale.    Interest.    Outstand'g.       Maturity. 

Stock  for  $10,000,000.. $100   $9,900,000      

Beceiver's  certificates 10  

1893  SM-g.F-A       572.500  Aug.  1, 1923 
February,  1896,  coupon  last  paid. 

Trustee  is  the  Lancaster  Trust  Co. 

1894  5g.    J-J     1,247,800       Jan.,  1924 
Trustee,  Provident  Life  &  Tr.  Co.,  Phila. 
January,  1896,  coupon  last  paid. 

Securities  of  lines  controlled. 
LancasterCityRR.,lstM.g  0*5  1890    5g.  A-O      160,000    Apr.  1, 1920 

($100  and  $500) <  Trustee,  Atlantic  Trust  Co.,  New  York. 

W.ESt.By.  1st  M.,  $225,000$  1891    5     M-N      225.000    May  1,  1921 

$100.  $500  and  $1,000  . .c*  <  Trustee,  Atlantic  Trust  Co.,  New  York. 
Lancaster  &  Columbia  stock.  30    F-A        37,500  Feb.,'97, 15% 

1st  mortgage 1893    5    A-O      225,000  1923 

DEFAULTS— Pennsylvania  Traction  first  mortgage  coupons  due  Aug. 
1, 1896,  and  consol  mortgage  coupons  due  July,  1896,  aod  since  have 
not  been  paid.  Coupons  due  in  October  and  November  on  bonds  of 
lines  controlled  were  paid  when  due. 

Sands. — The  Pennsylvania  Traction  bonds  outstanding  above  are 
given  as  on  June  30, 1896. 

ROAD — Said  to  operate  55  miles  of  track,  including  old  Lancaster 
Traction,  29  miles;  Lancaster  City  Street  Ry.,  18  miles ;  Lancaster  & 
Columbia,  8  miles.  A  line  to  Philadelphia  has  been  proposed,  and  the 
Phila.  Lancaster  <fe  Harrisburg  Ry.  Co.,  with  authorized  capital  of 
$6,000,000,  was  incorporated  in  July,  1895. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $198,304;  net, 
$63,350;  paid  rentals,  $15,371;  interest  on  bonds,  $22,632;  "other 
payments,''  $171,338.  In  1894-5  gross,  $171,218. 

BALANCE  SHEET  JUNE  30,   1895. 

Capital  stock $9,900,000 

Funded  debt 1,561,200 

Bills  payable,  etc 497,311 

Total $11,958,518          Total $11,958.518 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  J.  Patterson ;  Secretary,  John  S.  Graybill; 
Treasurer,  H.  Yeagley;  Supt.  and  Pur.  Agent,  W.  A.  Armstrong,  Jr. 
INDEX— V.  62,  p.  279,  goo;  V.  63,  p.  969, 1011. 


Constrac'n  and  equip- 
ment  $11,941,150 

Miscellaneous 17,368 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


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LANSING,  MICH. 


POPCLATIoX  IX  1390  WAS  13.1O-J;   IN  1830  WAS  8,319; 

VSI.   IN    1-.70    WAS  5241. 

LANSING  CITY  ELECTRIC  RY.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION—  Franchise  icrante.1  In  1SS;»  anil  runs  30  years. 
luterrat  U  iu  default,  but  uo  receiver  baa  been  applied  for,  and  ef 
fort*  ar«  being  made  to  oiitaiu  a  new  frauculse. 
STOCK  &  BONDS—          i>ote.     Inlemt.    Outstanding.        Maturity. 

8t"Clt.  $1(MI.(H).I   ....................  $1(>O.OOO 

1st  M...  41OO.OOO.  gold.       189«    Jtf-JJtJ.        1OO.OOO        Jan.'iVisiis, 

Truiitee  I.i  Continental  Trust  Co.,  X.  Y. 

ROAD-Owns  10  mile*  of  track,  11  motorcars  and  7  trailers.  For 
year  eu'llDtc  Dti-.  3  1.  1  -t93,  grow.  $-J-j  .vj:.;  u.-t.  $2,9O2.  President  and 
Treasurer.  L.  X.  Downs:  Secretary,  Laurence  Barrett. 


LAWRENCE,    MASS. 


139O  WAS  44.001:  ix  1*30  WAS  39,151; 
ix  1*70  WAS  28.9-J1. 

LOWELL  LAWRENCE  &  HAVERH1LL 
STREET  RAILW  AY  -A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Chartered  la  October,  1893,  and  bought  the  Merri- 
inaek  Valley  Street  Railway,  operating  In  and  about  the  city  of  Law- 
ranee.  19  mile*,  subject  to  existing  drat  mortgage  bonds  amounting  to 
$35O.OOO  ;  also  the  Ilaverultl  A  Oroveland  Street  Hallway,  operating  In 
aad  about  llaverutll.  20  miles,  subject  to  no  mortgage*;  and  a  large 
•rove  near  Lawrenee  and  another  near  Harerulll.  It  equipped  the 
Havcrlnil  A  «.r..velau.l  with  electricity.  It  built  additional  lines.  In 
elodlu*  a  line  about  18  mile*  long,  connecting  the  cities  of  Haverhlll 
(population  about  M.OuOi  and  Lawrence  (iHipulatlou  about  5O.OOO) 
ami  Lowell. 

Population  of  Lawrenee  by  1895  local  census,  32,194. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  fate.  Intent!.      >htlilan<fy.         Maturity. 

"><«100>  ...............       $l,5UO,OOOf.p.  .. 

do    «4(X).(XX>.:.  p.o.  pa  I      ........  '.'o.OOO 

'I  35O.OOO     Apr.  1,191  i 

Railway  l«t  mort.  gold.  <  Intorent  *t  Inter.  Tr.  Co..  trustee,  Boston. 
Lowell  Law.  A  Harerhlll  (   li'.M    :,t.J-l>  $086,OOO    June  1,  1923 

ewasvL  M..  $1,VOO.OOO.  ]  SubJ.  to  call  for  the  sink.  fund,  at  1O5  &  Int 

gold.  *!.'••  -  ,••  (interest  at  Am.  U  A  T.  Co.,  trustee,  Boston' 

OontoU  of  18O3  for  $330,000  are  nMcrred  to  take  np  the  M  orrimack 
Valley  bond*  when  due. 

ROAO—  This  systtca  connect*  the  eltle*  of  Lowell,  Lawrence  and 
Harerhlll.  and  surrounding  town*.  60  miles,  as  follows  : 

-  Milt*  __  .  I  Mile*. 

Uont.    trolley.  I  Total  owned  In  fee  ............  38-2 

Pint  trork  .  •••  Trackage  rights  ........  .    1-8 

gerund  track  -•  __ 

Mdiuics  .....  .'.  1-2  I     Total  of  all  Sept  30,  1896..  60 

EARNWO*—  6  months.  1  1  006-97  ........  Gross.  $17O.93.%;  net.$6O,206 

1  to  Mar.  31-   $1893-96  .......  Groat.    168.624;   net.    3O.132 

ANNUAL  REPOHT—  for  yean  ending  Sept.  3O  earnings  hare  been: 

litlerrmt.    Tajtt.ctc.          Salanff. 
ItMie  .......  $410.000     $161300  --•..---•  sur.  $73,337 

1  81.4-95  .......     4IM..VIO        140v3*3       (13.133        1H.948     sur.  $36.314 

18»3-l»t  .......     -«1U.46«          63.924        33.269       17.133     def.       8,498 

OKXEKAL  BALANCE  SHEET  StKT.  3O.   1806. 

LlabUUUt. 
Stock  ....................  $1,320,000 

Funded  debt  ............    1.336.0OO 

led  debt  .........         76.905 

IT..nt  aud  loas  ..........         78344 


K.,M. ,.,„.:• 
Other  prope 


..-.  I  .,-  • 

•property    ....:      67O.18« 
Oasb  and  current  assets       :• 

Total  $3.01 1.249  |        Total $3.01 1.2M 

Of  FICEHS.— President.  O.  II.  Campbell.  Lawrence;  Treasurer,  a  A. 
Btuue.  Am«s  Building,  Boston:  Auditor.  <J.  E.  Trlpp.  Lawrence,  Mass. 
-V.63.  p.  10«1. 

LEAVENWORTH,  K.AN. 

i.inox  189O  WAS  19.768;  ix  1880  WAS  16,546; 
AXD  IX  1870  WAI  17.873. 

LEAVENWORTH  ELECTRIC  RAILROAD- 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1894.  Has  a  perpetual  franchise.  Its 
tracks  extend  over  the  entire  city,  where  It  has  had  no  competition ; 
from  city  to  the  Port,  to  Soldiers'  Howe  and  to  the  cemetery. 

ST.-;>  .13  NO  Milu.  ixttt.  Interttl.  Outttanfff.  Maturity 
8faK-k$300.000,par$100 ..  $*SO.OOOf.p.  . 

«awo.ooo  <  131*    ia»«    6g.  A-O    290,000      1924 

•Dld.no  option c.  < Infst  at  Atlantic  Trust  Co.,  trustee.  S.  Y.  City 

ROAO,  ETC.-owaslu  fee  114  mile*  of  trolley  track,  of  which  8>» 
aliea  are  In  the  city  of  Leavenwortb.  3  miles  to  Port  I  eavenworth  and 
.mll«  to  Soldiers'  Hone  and  1  mile  to  Mt.  Munele  Cemetery.  Rails. 
j6-«0  pound  steel.  Equipment.  14  renilbulod  cars  and  4  trailers; 
three  geaaialsn  of  12O  bone  power  each,  one  4OO  horse  power  Cor- 
liss eagli  e  and  four  tubular  boilers  of  123  horse  power  each. 

EARHWO*- Por  the  •seal  yean  ending  June  30 : 

•  •'  •••<  Inlrrelt.        Hal. .turn. 

!»•» $38,269  -_     •  _-  $13,000  ~7.<  ,J  '. 

1M3  57^00  23.009  15.OOO  MM 

OPFicCRS-Preddent.  Newman  Erb;    Vlee-President.  H.  N.  Smith 
•sustary  and  Treasurer.  J.  P.  Edrlngtou. 

LEBANON,  PA. 

PorctATlOX  IX  1890  WA«  14.«»U;    rx  188O  WAS  8,778; 

AXD  IX  187*  WAi  6,727. 

LEBANON   <4    ANNVILLE  ST.    RY.- 26  miles. 
ORGANIZATION— Chmrtored  In  I89O.    Leases  the  Lebanon  *  Myers- 
town  Mtrvet  Ry. 
STOCK  A   BONOS  -  Dale.    Inttral.     OutttaniUng.       Maturity. 

Sunk  (par  «3O> semi  an.       $1OO.OOO  Seetext. 

Istmtg    $100,000.. e'/      189-J       BJ-D  1OO.OOO  1912 

•<>0  *  $1,000  i  Int.  at  Lebanon  Tr.  A  H.  D.  Bunk,  trustee, 
la  August.  1896,  declared  a  semi-annual  dividend  of  2<«  p.  c. 


ROAD— Owns  20  miles  of  track ;  leases  6  miles  of  track  (Lebanon  & 
Myerstown  St.  Ry.);  total  operated  26  miles  of  track. 

EARNING*—  For  year  ending  June  30, 189t%  gross,  $44,633 ;  net,  $17,- 
633;  interest  and  taxes,  $6,193;  rental,  $2,344;  "other  expenses,'. 
$10,403;  dividends  paid,  $3,000;  balance,  dctlcitfor  year,  $4,307.  In 
1894-5  gross,  $39.412. 

OFFICERS— President  and  Qeneral  Manager,  J.  M.  Sbenk. 

LEOMINSTER,    MASS. 

POPULATION  IN  189O  WAS  7,269;  IN  1880  WAS  5,772; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  3,894. 

LEOMINSTER  &  CLINTON  STREET  RAIL- 
WAY—A trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Built  in  1896.  Owns  a  park  three  miles  from 
Leomlnster.  In  1896  Leominster  was  reported  to  have  a  population 
of  10.00O  and  Clinton  12,000. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.     Outstanding.      Maturity. 

Stot-k  $150,000 $150000 

1st  M.,$15<?,OCO($1,OOO>)  1897     5  g.  A-O          150,000       Apr  1  1917 
subject  to  call  at  105,  s.  >  Interest  at  Amer.  Loan  &  Trust  Co.,  Boston, 

f.,  irolrt c)     Trustee. 

Sinking  fund  is  $2,000  per  annum,  beginning  October  1, 1898. 
ROAD— Owns  12-17  miles  of  track. 

EARNINGS— For  six  months  ending  Jan.  31, 1S97  (part  of  time  under 
i  construction);  gross,  $2O,O24;  net  over  taxes,  $7,150. 

LEWISTON,  ME. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  21,701 ;  is  1880  WAS  19,083 ; 

AMD  IN  1870  WAS  13.60O. 

LEWISTON    &    AUBURN    RR.— A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— In  June,  1896,  a  controlling  interest  in  the  stock 
was  reported  as  purchased  by  Henry  W.  Irue,  of  Lewiston. 
STOCK  &  BONDS—  Dale.    Inteml.  Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Stock  (par.$10O)  ($100,000) $97.800 

1st  M.  ($83,000) 1891      3  J-D        60.OOO    Junel,1911 

O.  n«   IstM     *'IV)000   mlrt    J  189*   ft«.  A-O       290.0OO    Oct.  1.1914 
M.      150.000,  go  d.  {subject  to  call  at  105  after  Oct.  1,1899 

The  loans  and  bills  payable  July  1, 1896,  were  $108,846.  Consols 
for  $86,7OO  (Included  In  $290,000  outstanding)  are  outstanding  as 
collateral  only. 

liiUr.  it  on  consols  at  International  Trust  Co..  Trustee,  Boston. 

ROAD— Operates  14^  miles  of  trick  from  Lewiston  to  Auburn. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  June  SO,  1896,  gross,  $33,641;  net, 
$9,907;  Interest  and  taxes,  $12.040;  balance,  deficit  for  year,  C2.133. 
In  1894-95,  gross,  $36,098;  net,  $3,225.  In  1895-96  the  bridges 
were  washed  away  by  a  flood.  In  1894-95  tracks  were  being  rebuilt, 
causing  a  loss  of  traffic. 

LEXINGTON,    KY. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  21,567;  is  183O  WAS  16,656; 
AUD  ix  1870  WAS  14.801. 

BELT    LINE    ELECTRIC    CO.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Formed  In  1889.  Leases  under  perpetual  contract 
the  Passenger  A  Belt  Railway. 

BELT  LINE  ELECTRIC  -  PASSESOEB  *  BELT 
RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

The  Passenger  Belt  Railway  has  triple  powers:  First,  to  build  a  steam 
railroad;  second,  an  electric  system;  third,  a  union  (Kpot.  It  has 
exercised  two  of  these  powers  and  may  yet  exercise  the  thlid.  The 
steam  road  was  built  some  years  before  the  electric  road." 

STOCK  <t  BCNDS—     Mile*.    Dale.    Intercit.    Oiitftiimfg.     Maturity. 

Stock,  $100  shares $1,OOO,OOO 

i   t   i,,,,rt     #/>onnno(  13        1891    «  «•  A-O        135,000 >  Apr.  1, 19O6 
:od  '5        ($15.000  bonds  due  yearly.)       JtoApr'l.'lS 

"old <  13        1891    6g.A-0          50,000    Apr.  1.1916 

2dM.,$250,000,gold.      13         6  g.  A-O        250.OOO    Apr.  1, 1916 

Inirretl  on  first  mortgage  Is  payable  at  olttoe  of  the  American  Trust 
A  Savings  Bank,  the  mortgage  trustee,  Chicago,  111.;  on  second  mort- 
gage at  the  Security  Trust  A  Safety  Vault  Co.,  Lexington,  Ky. 

ROAD— In  Feb.,  1897, 13  miles  of  track  on  11  miles  of  street. 

OFFICERS— President  and  General  Manager,  C.  H.  Stoll;  Vice- Presi- 
dent. W.  J.  Loughrldge ;  Secretary,  T.  D.  Murray ;  Treasurer,  R.  P.  Stoll; 
Supt.,  R.  T.  Uunn. 

LIMA,  OHIO. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  15,981;  IN  1880  WAS  7,567; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  4,5(0. 

LIMA  ELECTRIC  STREET  RAILWAY-* 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Incorporated  NOT.  5,  1896;  successor  to  the  Lima 
Electric  Ry.,  which  was  sold  In  foreclosure  In  October,  1896,  to  E.  W. 
Moore  of  Cleveland  for  $30.230.  Capital  stock  Is  $200,OOO.  Exten- 
sions and  Improvements  are  to  be  made. 

ROAD— Operates  7  miles  of  track.  President  fix*., 'pi;,  Ed  win  Stone, 
of  Bedford.  Maine;  Vice-President,  C.  Curry,  Lima.  O.;  Secy,  and  Gen. 
Man.,  E.  W.  Moore.- V.  62.  p.  5O2. 

LINCOLN,  NEB. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  53.134;  AND  IN  1880  WAS  13.0O3. 

LINCOLN    STREET   RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  April  7, 1885.  Upon  $497,000  of  the 
first  6s  Interest  was  funded  In  spring  of  1891  for  two  years;  on  the  re- 
maining $103.000  coupons  due  In  1894  are  In  default. 

REORGANIZATION— An  agreement  has  been  reached  between  the  two 
committees  and  a  sale  of  the  road  Is  expected  during  the  summer  of 
1897. 

The  committee  of  first  mortgage  bondholders  consists  of  M.  L.  Scud- 
der,  Chairman.  32  Liberty  Street,  New  York;  Henry  R.  Chace,  of 
Cbace  A  Butts,  Providence,  R.  I. ;  Haley  Flske,  Metropolitan  Life  In- 
surance Co., New  York;  William  Belcher,  New  London,  Conn.  Deposit 


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STREET    RAILWAYS. 


JUT.   New  York  Security  &  Trust  Company.     In    February,    1896, 
•f  570,000  bonds  bad  been  deposited. 

The  Coiuol.  Committee  consists  of  Jos.  C.  Ely  and  Edwin  A.  Smith, 
of  Providence,  R.  I.;  C.  C.  Ouyler,  of  N.  Y.,  and  William  Btull,  of  Lin- 
coln, and  In  February,  1896,  had  »GOO,OOO  consols  deposited  with  the 
Guaranty  Trust  Co.  of  N.  Y.  as  depositary .—V.  62,  p.  364. 

STOCK  4  BONDS—    Mile*.  Date.  Interest.    Outstand'g.     Maturity. 

OomTrtoor,  par$100 $1,1OO,OOO       

Preferred  Btock 200.OOO 

„„„<    ....   1891    6gA-O    .    600,000     Apr,  1, 1916 
1st  mort.  gold,  $1 ,000  J     f^n^  N.  •£  security  A  Trust  Co. 
1st  consol.  uiort  gold  5  55       1 892    5  g  J  -  J      $860,000    J  an.   1, 1922 

$2,50O.OOO,  $1,OOO.  \  Ouarnnty  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  Trustee. 

DEFAULT — Interest  on  1st  mortgage  Is  In  default  and  N.  Y.  Security 
*  Trust  Co.  tiled  a  foreclosure  bill  In  March,  1895.— V.  60,  p.  562. 

EARNINGS- For  year  ending  Deo.  31,  1896,  gross,  $90,149;  net, 
$9,682.  In  1895,  gross  $104,955;  net,  $13,635. 

ROAD — Owns  about  40  miles  of  track. 

RECEIVERSHIP— Brad  D.  Slaughter,  appointed  receiver  Jan.  4, 1895. 
—V.  60,  p.  83,  259,  562;  V.  62,  p.  864. 

LITTLE    ROCK,    ARK. 

POPULATION- 1890  WAS  25,874;  IN  1880  WAS  13,138; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  12.380. 

LITTLE  ROCK  TRACTION  &   ELECTRIC.- 

OROANIZATION— Incorporated  In  1895,  to  control  all  the  street  rail- 
way lines  In  Little  Rock. 

STOCK  &  BONDS-    „  Da*.    Interest.  Oittsland'g.        Maturity. 

Stock,  $500,000:  par  $100 $500,000  w^Vi 

1st  uiort.l)onds,$450,000,g.  J  1895    6  g.  J-D        4OO.OOO    June  1, 1915 

(see  text),  Sl.OOO  each.o*  \  Interest  at  St.  Louis  Trust  Co.,  trustee. 
2dM.,$3OO,OOO,  g.($l,OOO)  $1895    6  g.  J-D          300,000    June  1,  1915 

red.  after  5  years  at  104  \  Old  Colony  Trust,  Boston,  trustee. 

Firsts,  Nos.  1  to  300,  redeemable  after  10  years  from  their  date  at 
par,  but  redeemable  before  10  years  at  102;  balance  are  20-year 
straight.  The  General  Electric  Co.  of  New  York  owns  $77,000  second 
mortgage  bonds.  ROAD— Operates  20  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS— President,  A.  N.  Johnson;  Secretary,  G.  B.  Rose;  Treas- 
urer. Charles  F.  Penzel,  all  of  Little  Rock,  Ark. 

INDEX  -v.  60,  p.  7",  7*s.  967, 1009. 

LOCK   HAVEN,   PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  7,358;  IN  1880  WAS  5,845. 

LOCK    HAVEN    TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— This  company  was  organized  in  March,  1895,  and 
leased  for  999  years  the  Lock  Haven  Electric  Railway  Co.,  whose 
franchise  Is  perpetual  and  gives  exclusive  right  to  operate  street  rail- 
ways in  the  city,  and  which  Is  tax  exempt  for  five  years.  Lock  Haven 
Electric  stock  is  $100,000,  par  $50. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—       Miles.  Pate.    Interest.  Outstand'g.     Maturity. 

Stock  $300,000 $300.000    

ia*  M     ei*nnnn  5  --••     !895      6  A-O         125,000    Apr.  1,  1920 

1st  M.,  $]  50,000 {Trustee,  West  End  Tr.  &  Safe  Dep.  Co.,  Phila 

ROAD — Operates  three  miles  of  track  in  Look  Haven  and  suburbs,  ex 
tending  also  to  Castenea,  Mill  Hill  and  Flemington ;  six  miles  oi  track 
In  all.  Rails  on  three  miles  52-lb.  girder  and  on  three  miles  60-lb.  T- 

EARNINGS— Year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $20,017 ;  net,  $4,622  ; 
Interest,  taxes;  etc.,  $4,183 ;  balance,  surplus  for  year,  $439. 

OFFICERS— President,  O.  A.  Braag,  of  Philadelphia ;  Treasurer,  J.  A. 
Seeley,  of  New  York;  Secretary,  A.  J.  Martin,  of  New  York.  New 
York  office,  121  Liberty  8t-V.  60,  p.  562. 


Grots.        Operating.         Net. 

Kallroad,  Jan.  1  to  Deo.  31, 1896 $131.752       $60.643       $71,109 

Lighting,         do  do  48,777         22,071         26,706 

Total $180,529       $82,714       $97,815 

Taxes,  insurance  and  all  fixed  charges 80.981 

Surplus  for  year $16,834 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  P.  O'Brien;   Treasurer,  G.  B.  M.  Harvey; 
Superintendent,  8.  F.  Hazelrlgg.  Main  office,  32  Nassau  St ,  N.  Y.  dry. 
INDEX-V.  60,  p.  794;  V.  61,  p.  195,  703  ;  V.  63,  p.  152. 


LOCKPORT,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  16,038;  IN  1880  WAS  13,522 ; 

AND  IN  187O  WAS  12.426. 

LOCK    CITY   ELECTRIC   RR.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Successor  in  1893  to  the  Lookport  Street  RR. 

Capital  stock  authorized,  $150,000;  par  $100.    Mortgage  is  for  $150,- 

000;  bonds  of  1893  due  Sept  1, 1943;  int.  6  p.  c.  M.  &  8.;  outstanding, 

$143,000.    Owns  5  miles  of  track;  6  motor  cars.    Pres.,  C.  A.  Johnson. 

EARNINGS— Year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $14,699;  deficit  under 

operating,  $3,032.  _   

LONG    BRANCH,    N.   J. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  7,231 ;  IN  1880  WAS  3,833. 

ATLANTIC   COAST  ELECTRIC   RR.-Trolley. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  in  May,.  1895.  Leases  the  Seashore 
Electric  Railway  of  Asbury  Park  for  50  years  at  $10,000  per  year  and 
owns  $150,000  of  the  $200,000  total  capital  stock  of  latter  company 
(making  net  rental  $2,500)  and  owns  all  of  the  stock  of  the  West  End 
&  Long  Branch  RR.  Also  owns  entire  stock  of  the  Atlantic  Coast 
Electric  Light  Co.,  which  supplies  the  electric  lights  of  Asbury  Park, 
Darlington,  Allenhurst,  Belmar,  Ocean  Beach,  Como  and  Spring  Lake. 

STOCK*.  BONDS—          Date.      Interest.    Outstand'g.        Maturity. 

Stock,  $1,5OO,OOO($100)    $1,000,000 

1st  mort.,  gold,  $1,000,- {   1895     5  g.  M-N    *1,000,OOO        May  1, 1945 

OOO {Int.  at  Knickerbocker  Tr.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  trustee. 

n«T>  mnrt    *inn  (\CK\     5   1896        5  ]-*  350,000  1946 

iOO.OOO..  J  IntereBt  at  Knickerbocker  Trust,  N.  Y. 
At.  Coast  Eleo.  Light  1st  M.  5  p.  c.  237,000  (() 

*  Bondt-Ot  the  $1,000,000  firsts  given  outstanding  above  $200,000 
are  reserved  to  retire  a  like  amount  of  Seashore  Ry.  (of  Asbury  Park] 
6s,  subject  to  call  in  1897. 

ROAD— Belt  Line  In  Asbury  Park  and  exten  Is  from  Asbury  Park 
through  Long  Branch  to  Pleasure  Bay,  24  miles.  Connects  at  Long 
Branch  with  Iron  Steamboat  Co.  for  New  York  and  at  Pleasure  Bay 
with  Patten  Line  and  Little  Silver  Line  of  boats  for  New  York. 

EQUIPMENT— One  750  h.  p.  and  two  330  h.  p.  Corliss  engines,  one 
400  K.  O.  WoBtlnghoiise,  two  200  K.  O.  and  one  100  K.  O.  Genera 
Electric  dynamos;  66  open  and  8  closed  oars. 

EARNINGS— Road  fully  completed  May  1,  1896,  and  fully  equipped 
Aug.  10, 1896. 


ATLANTIC  HIGHLANDS  RED  BANK  & 
LONG  BRANCH  ELECTRIC  RY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  in  April,  1895,  for  99  years. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —              Date.     Interest.    Outstand'g.    Maturity. 
Stock  *500,000  ($1OO) (D  '.-- 

tmnrt     -fclOOOOO   a          ,.51896     5  g.  J-J  (1)  July  1,1945 

ort.,  *o.oo.o<X),  g c  i  Jnti  at HamiltonTrustCo.,Bklyn,  trustee. 

Fiscal  year  ends  Oct.  31. 

ROAD— Opened  June  27, 1896,  from  Monmouth  St.  and  Shrewsbury 
Avenue  in  Red  Bank  to  Broadway  in  Long  Branch,  6*2  miles.  Under 
construction  in  May,  1897,  from  Atlantic  Highlands  via  Oceanic  and 
Fair  Haven  to  Red  Bank,  7  miles;  branches  to  Asbury  Park,  5  miles;  to 
dock  at  Sandy  Hook,  Si  miles;  Pleasure  Bay,  etc.,  3  miles;  total.  15% 
miles.  Passengers  and  freight  shipped  to  New  York  via  "Sandy 
Hook  Route." 

EARNINGS— From  July  1, 1896  (when  operation  began),  to  April  30, 
1897, 10  months,  gross,  $22,640;  net,  $5,708;  fixed  charges,  $5,427; 
balance  over  charges,  $281. 

OFFICERS— (November,  1896,)  President,  A.  G.  Greenberg,  29  Broad- 
way, N.  Y.  City;  Secretary,  A.  J.  Allen;  Treasurer,  Albert  B.  Eldridge. 

LONG   ISLAND  CITY,.  N.    Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  30,506;  IN  1880  WAS  17,129; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  3,867. 

NEW  YORK  &  NORTH  SHORE  RY.-To  be  a 
trolley  road.  Incorporated  early  in  1897  with  a  capital  stock  of 
$1,000,000  In  the  Interest  of  the  N.  Y.  &  Queens  County  Ry.,  to  build 
20  miles  of  trolley  road  on  Long  Island  to  Connect  Newtown,  Jamaica, 
North  Hempatead,  Middle  Village,  Flushing,  Whltestone,  Wlllett's 
Point  and  Manhasset.— V.  64,  p.  567. 


NEW  YORK  &  QUEENS  COUNTY  RY.-A 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  June  26, 1896.  A  consolidation  of  the 
Long  Island  City  street  roads,  including  the  Steinway  Ry.  and  the 
companies  held  In  Its  interest,  namely :  Newtown  Ry.,  Riker  Ave.  St 
Sanford's  Point  Ry.,  Flushing  &  College  Point  and  the  Long  Island  City 
&  Newtown.  See  V.  63,  p.  229.  See  New  York  &  North  Shore  Ry. 
above  and  V.  64,  p.  567. 

The  Electric  Illuminating  &  Power  Company,  said  to  supply  practi- 
cally all  the  electric  lights  used  in  Long  Island  City,  is  understood  to 
be  owned  and  operated,  its  net  income  amounting  to  about  ?30,OOO  per 
annum.  The  earnings  are  kept  separate  from  the  street  railway. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.       Interest.     Outsland'g.      Maturity. 

Stock,  $2,500,000  ($100)     $2,000,000       

Flush.  &ColLPt  1st  M...      1895         5  J&D  50.OOO 

Newtown  Ry.  1st  M 1894        5  J&D          150,000       Deo..  1924 

Steinway  Ry.  1st  M.,  gold)  1892      6g.  J-J      1,500(000     July  1, 1922 

$1  000  . . .  o*  ( Int.  at  State  Trust  Co. ,  trustee.  N .  Y.  01  ty . 

N.  Y.&  Queens  Co.  1st  M.,)   1896       5g.  A-O     2,000,000  1946 

gold,  $1,000  each 5  Trustee,  Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  New  York. 

The  mortgage  of  1896  Is  for  $4,200,000,  of  which  $500,000  are 
reserved  for  equipment  and  extensions,  and  $1,700,000  to  retire 
underlying  bonds.  See  V.  63,  p.  229. 

ROAD— The  sj  stem  Includes  about  50  miles  of  track. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— For  nine  months  ending  Mar.  31, 1897,  earnings 
of  the  N.  Y.  &  Queens  Co.  were :  Gross,  $292,821 ;  net,  $82,872 ;  and 
the  deficit  under  charges,  $61,419.  Loans  and  bills  payable  March  31, 
1897,  $87,994—see  general  balance  sheet  Sept.  30, 1896,  in  V.  63,  p.  880. 

For  the  years  endmg  June  30  Steinway  Ry.  Co.  reported : 

Gross.  Net.          Oth.inc.     Int.it taxes.  BaL.sur. 

1895-6 $331,745       $136,833       $27,125       $112,269       $51,B89 

1894-5 233,354  93,798          13,388  95,370          11.816 

DIRECTORS— President,  R.  T.  McCabe ;  Secretary,  Benjamin  Onne, 
Walter  Pease,  of  New  York,  E.  J.  Matthews,  E.  T.  Stotesbury,  Caleb 
T.  Fox.  Wm.  Sh-  Imesdiue  and  R.  E.  Cowen,  Philadelphia.  General 
office,  29  Broadway,  New  York. 

LORAIN,  O. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  4,863 ;  IN  1880  WAS  1,595. 

(EN  1895  ESTIMATED  AT  10,480.) 

LORAIN  &  ELYRIA  ELECTRIC  RY.-A  trolley 
road.  Said  to  operate  18  miles  of  road.  President,  A.  J .  Moxam. 

LORAIN  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Put  in  operation  between  Lorain  and  Elyria  Sept. 
16, 1894.  Its  franchise  from  the  State  is  perpetual  and  the  ownership 
of  the  land  for  over  80  per  cent  of  route  makes  that  part  of  road  also 
perpetual.  The  contract  with  the  cities  of  Lorain  and  Elyria  Is  for  25 
years,  under  liberal  provisions. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—    Par.     Date.    Interest.    Outstand'g.     Maturity. 

Stock  $200.000....      $100    $200,000 

1st  M.,  $200,000...    l.OOO     1894       6  J-J  200,000    Jan.  1, 19 

Interest  at  Guardian  Trust  Co.,   Cleveand,  the  mortgage  trustee. 

ROAD— Owns  road  10-11  miles  In  length,  extending  through  the  city 
of  Lorain  to  Elyria;  total  track,  10-66  miles.  Of  the  track  7-8  miles  is 
on  private  right  of  way  (land  owned  by  company  in  fee  simple)  and  Is 
laid  with  70  Ib.  T  rails. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1896,  gross,  $54,628;  net, 
$12,653.  In  1895,  gross  $80,132;  net,  $34,030. 

OFFICERS-President.  F.  M.  Haines;  Vloe-President,  F.  B.  Vernum; 
Sec.,  P.  M.  Boyd;  Treas.,  F.  T.  Horan;  Pur.  Agent,  John  K.  Frye. 


STREET     KAILWAYS. 


LOS  ANGELES,   CAL. 

POPULATION  180O  WAS  50,395;   IN  1880  WAS  11,183; 
AND  IX  187O  WAS  5,728. 

LOS    ANGELES    RAILWAY- 

OROANIZATION— Chartered  In  April,  1895,  to  succeed  to  the  property 
anl  franchises  of  the  Los  Angeles  Consolidated  Electric  By. 

STOCK  dk  BONDS—  Date.   Interest.  Outttamt'g.    Maturity. 

9toek,*4.ooO.OOO<par,*100) (1>  

«.-»*>.'•«>".  go\A       1896  5g.seml-an.  $5OO,OOO  Jan.  1, 19OO 
lit  uiort..  »3.000.iKM).  gold. .  M-S16     3.OOO.OOO  Sep.  16, '25 

•Inking  rum  In  19O5,  not-]  California  Title  Ins.  &  Tr.  ot  San  Fran- 
drawn o'  I     clitco,  trustee. 

Tlw  95OO.OOO  ot  special  eertlttoates  are  prior  to  the  first  mortgage, 
and  payment  of  nmu,  principal  and  interest,  shall  be  postponed  till 
all  sue«  oerUfleatos.  with  Interact  thereon,  are  fully  paid. 

ROAD— About  106  mile*  of  track. 

Off  CERS— President  Thomas  Brown,  of  San  Francisco,  Secretary, 
1.  T.  Burke.  530  California  Street,  San  Francisco. 

INDEX-*.  62,  p.  320;  V.  63,  p.  402, 1010. 


MAIN  STREET  &  AGRICULTURAL  PARK 
RAILROAD-A  bone  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Sept.  24, 1874 ;  renewed  in  1886  for  50 
yean.  Leased  to  Los  Angeles  Ry.  Capital  stock  Increased  ID  January, 
1896,  from  9200.OOO  to  95OO,OOO;  par,  95O.  The  proceeds  for  Improve 
•nan  In  February ,  1896,  no  bonds  had  been  Issued.  Operates  5  miles 
of  double  track.  President.  W.  J.  Brodrlek ;  Secretary,  A.  C.  Taylor. 


PASADENA  A  LOS  ANGELES  ELECTRIC 
RAILWAY.- 

OROANIZATION-A  consolidation  ot  the  Pasadena  St.  RR.,  City  Ry. 
and  Colorado  St.  Ry.  companies.  Road  extends  to  Santa  Monica. 
Capital  stuck  Is  9VW.OOO.  Boads.  935O.OOO. 

ROAD -Own»  4*  miles  of  track,  of  which  22  are  operated  by  elec- 
tricity and  22  by  horse*.  President.  E.  C.  Webstar,  Secretary  and 
Treasurer.  M.  W.  E.  Hammond;  General  offloe,  Los  Angeles. 

PASADENA  4    PACIFIC    RY.-A trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Owns  45  miles  of  track;  93  ear*.    Capital  stock 
Is  91. 000,000:  bonds.  9100,000.    President.  L.  P.  Hausen. 

TEMPLE  STREET  CABLE  RAILWAY-A 
ITOBI  road. 

OHOAWIZATIOM— Chartered  Oct.  SI.  1883.  Operates  4\  miles  of  track. 
Ball*  SS-lb.  (Mar.  Stoek.  91OO.OOO:  1st  mortgage  (old  6s,  9100.000. 
I  and  General  Manager.  F.  W.  Wood. 


LOUISVILLE,    KY. 

PorCLATtQB  1890  WAS  161,129;  n  1880  WAI  133,758; 
A»I>  IX  1070  WAS  1OO.753. 

LOUISVILLE    RAILWAY-TrolIeyandmuleroad. 
ORGANIZATION—  I»eorporat*d  Jan.  22,  1867.    A  Kentucky  company 
owning  all  the  street  railways  In  the  etty  of  Louisville  and  Its  suburbs. 
The  real  estate  of  the  company  Is  rained  at  97OO.OOO. 

STOCK  eY  BOND?  -     /**«.        lultn*.         OttlttmuTg    latt  air.,  4e. 
Com.  itoekf9IOO  -h.i  ......       24      A.-O.       94.OOO.OOO  Apr  l.-97H«S 

p.  e.  com  .....       S       A.-O.         2.OOO.OOO  Apr  1/97  2%*4 

Ry.  mort.  1H77      ti        J.-J.  61.OOO    Jul 


61.OOO    July  1,  1897 


(1894      6g.    J.-J.  609.000    July   1.1909 

1 I  TtmiMn,  Conl* vllle  Trust  CO..  Lookvllle,  Ky. 
..18OT      6         M.-N.  108.000    Nov.  1,  1902 

(1998      6         M  ...--.     V. 

•-«t  payable  at  First  Nat.  Bank,  La 

51890     5g.    J.-J.          4,931,000    July 
Interact  payable  by  Sellgman  *  Co.,  if. 


1.  1930 
Y. 


Prrf.  stock  6  ] 
Louuv.  City 

do       4*   M..gol< 
Central  Pass.  Ry.  M 

An        ,1,.    .!„     (1888      6         M.-N.  292.OOO    Nov.  1, 19O8 

10  •  I  Interest  payable  at  First  Nat.  Bank.  Louisville. 
Lonlsv.  Ry.  Oras.  M. 
„  oM  .   ...,..,... 
OMMdR.  Y.) «• 

Ms**. -April  1.  1991.  pref.  stock  was  Increased  from  91. OOO.OOO  to 
92.000.000  aad  nimmn  stoek aiiriana from 95.OOO.ooo to94.OOO.000. 

OtviOCNOw— OB  rntmni  5  p.  e.  per  annum.  On  tommon— Flnt  dlvl- 
•aad  was  paid  In  April.  1999. 1-4  p.  c.;  In  Oct.,  1-4  p.  c.;  In  1897.  Apr.. 
1 "«  p.  c.  Prior  to  nnassMistlsa  old  o-mpsiiles  for  sixteen  yean  palj 
41vtdeads  of  6  irtr  emH. 

BONOS-IB  February.  1896,  Louisville  City  Ry.  6s  due  July  1, 1897 
wen  be*»g  ndasmsd  at  101  p.  ct.  either  IB  cash  or  Louisville  Ry.  5s.  ' 

ROAD  Owns  143  miles  of  track  oa  99  mOaa  of  street,  of  which  (Feb., 
1997),  iaO<t  electrte  and  1 4  >*  animal  power. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  yean  ending  Dee.  31.  Annual  meeting 
Feb.  19.  Report  for  1899  was  given  In  V.  64.  p.  406. 

Tear.  :  -  ••;  1999.  Temr.  1896.        1895. 

Gross  earn..  91.S94JM9  91 JWM72    Taxes f52.V37947.6O6 

KM 908^08       616.093    IilvldencU 90O.OOO  10O.OOO 

Interest  pd        311.O23       311.76O    BaL,  surplus 42.928156,726 

From  forplus  of  199fl  94O.OOO  was  spent  for  improvement*. 

Oar  mileage  IB  1996  was  8,637.364:  la  1895  was  8,676,892  miles; 
j am  carried  la  1899  wen  34.69O.53O;  In  1895  were  25,798,878. 

OrnccftS-PresMeat,  J.  B.  Speed;  Seentary  aad  Treasurer,  J.  M. 
•Mtaa-V.  60,  p.  1009;  V.  62,  p.  41 1, 990;  V.  64.  p.  499. 

METROPOLITAN    RAILWAY- 

OftGANiZATiON-ln  February,  1897,  the  Legislature  was  petitioned 
to  grant  a  charier  to  this  company,  with  a  capital  stock  of  94.OOO.OOO, 
to  construct  aad  operate  a  street  railway  ID  Ixralsvllle.  The  dlrecton 
an  to  be  George  H.  Harries.  R.  M.  Kllgore  P  Ganlt  Miller.  J.  B. 
Dt  Witt.  J.  F.  «irlro.tra.l.  T.  F.  HargU.  Hu>h  R.  Garden  and  J.  W. 
Woolfolk,  of  18  Wall  Street.  N.  T  City.  T.  64,  p.  8OO. 

LOUISVILLE     TERMINAL     RAILWAY-An 
•IsctrU  road. 
ROAD    9ald  to  operate  2-6  miles  of  track.    Receiver  is  H.  V.  Harris. 


LOWELL,   MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  77,696 ;  IN  1880  WAS  59,475 ; 
AND  nt  1870  WAS  40,928. 

LOWELL    &    SUBURBAN    STREET    RAIL 
WAY.— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  April  14, 1887.  New  stock  was  author- 
ized In  Kovembcr,  1893,  raisiug  total  stock  from  $400,000  to  $600,- 
000.  In  September,  1895,  authorized  an  additional  $240,000  of  stock. 

STOCK  A  BONDS —  Milts.     Par.    Interest.  Oittsland'g    Last  nit.,  etc 

Stock  auth.,*840.OOO $100       Text.      $800,000  Text. 

1st  M.  1891.  gold. o* 1,000    5  g.  J-D  1,000,000       Dec.  1, 1911 

Loans  It  bills  pay.  Oct.  1, '96 363,340       

Interett  In  Boston  by  the  American  Loan  &  Trust  Co.,  trustee. 

Dividend*—  In  1892-93  6  per  cent  ou  $400,000  stock ;  in  1893-4,  4 
per  cent;  In  1894-95,  6  per  cent ;  In  1895-96,  6  per  cent. 

ROAD— 57-9  miles  of  main  track ;  sidings,  4-4  miles ;  total,  62-3  miles. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  years  ending  Sept.  30  earnings  liave  been : 

1896.  1895.      I  1896.          1895. 

Gross  earu'gs.$39'J,739    $329,807  I  Dividends $36,OOO    $33,000 

Net  earnings..    149,163       130,460  I  Bal.,  surplus....  34,068      30,925 
Int.,  taxes,  Ac.     79,095         66,535  | 

OENCBAL  BALANCE  SHEET  SEPT.   30,   1896. 
Alietl—  I        Liilhilttirs— 

Construction, .$1,203,811  |  Stock $800,000 

Equipment 316,259  .  Funded  debt l.OOO.OOO 

Other  property 608,003  I  Unfunded  debt 363,340 

Supplies 44,696  I  Sundries 16,667 

Cash  and  current  ass'te.        57,451  |  Profit  and  Loss 50,213 

Total $2,230,2201         Total $2,230,220 

OFFICERS— President,  Edward  M.  Tncke;  Vice-Presldent,  August 
Fels;  Se«'y  and  Oen.  Man.,  P.  F.  Snlllran;  Treasurer,  Percy  Parker; 
Auditor,  D.  D.  Baitlett,  Lowell.— V.  61,  p.  611;  V.  63,  p.  1O61. 


LOWELL    LAWRENCE    &    HAVERHILL-- 
See  Lawrence,  Man. 

LYNCHBURG,  VA. 

POPDLATIOS  1890  WAS  19.709;  IX  1880  WAS  15,959 
AKD  IM  1870  WAS  6.825. 

LYNCHBURG   ELECTRIC  COMPANY. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—  Date.    Interat.     Oittttantl'g.       Maturity. 

Stock $25O,OOO 

Bonds • 250,000        

ROAD— Said  to  operate  S'g  miles  of  track  on  27g  miles  of  street. 

RECEIVER— IB  Sept.,  1896,  John  R.  Abney  of  New  York  was  receiver 

OFFICERS — President,  Stephen  Adams;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  J.  F 
Lewis;  General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  C.  H.  Ilarman. 


LYNCHBURG  &  RIVERMONT  STREET 
RAILWAY. 

ORGANIZATION— In  July,  1896,  place  1  a  mortgage  for  $40,000  on  Its 
electric-light  plant. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS—  Mile*.    Date.    Interett.     OttMand'g.    Maturity. 

Stock Abt.975,000 

lit  M..960.0OO,  gold 1894     6  g.  J-J         $60,OOO  Jan.  1,1925 

Lt.  plant  M.  940,000  o    ....      1896        ....  '(!)  ...... 

Interett  on  6s  of  1894  at  Mercantile  Trust  &  Deposit  Co.,  Baltimore 

ROAD— Said  to  operate  5  "a  miles  of  track  on  2  miles  of  streets. 

OFFICERS  -President,  J.  P.  Pettyjohn;  Vice-Preside nt,  R.  I.  Owen; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer.  J.  T.  Bnuman. 


MACON,  GA. 

PorCLATios  1890  WAI  22,746 ;  IX  1880  WAS  12,749 ; 
AMI  IN  1870  WAS  10,810. 

MACON    CONSOLIDATED   STREET    RAIL- 
ROAD—An  electric. road. 

ORGANIZATION— Stock,  9500.000;  first  mort,  $500,000  ($1,OOO  each) 
1892,  6s,  JAJ,  Issued.  9345.OOO,  due,  Jan.  1, 1922.    Interest  (at  6  p.  o! 
from  Jan.  1, 1897),  In  Boston  at  Old  Colony  Trust  Co.,  trustee.    1)1  vl 
dends  la  1895,  1  per  cent.    In  1896  was  operating  26\  miles  track 
laid  with  from  2O  Ib.  to  48-lb.  T  rails. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Dec.  31, 1896,  gross,  973,419;  net,  $24, 
572;  Interest  and  taxes.  921,092;  dividends,  92.5OO;  balance,  surplus 
for  year.  9980.  In  1895,  gross.  969,190;  net,  924,661.  President,  S.  R. 
Anthony;  Secretary,  D.  K.  Snow;  Treasurer,  W.  A.  Tucker.  Offloe,  50 
State  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 


ELECTRIC 


MACON    &    INDIAN    SPRING 
STREET   RAILW A Y.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Owns  7  miles  of  track,  8  motor  cars  and  6 
trail  cars.  Capital  stock  authorized,  9100,000;  Issued,  $60,000.  Bonds 
for  960,000  hare  been  authorized.  President,  Gen.  Manager  and  Pur- 
chasing Agent,  T.  J.  Carllng. 

MADISON,  WIS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  13,429;  IN  1SSO  WAS  10,324; 
AKD  01  1870  WAS  9.176. 

MADISON  CITY    RAILWAY-Atrolloy road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  as  successor  to  Madison  Street  Railway 
and  placed  In  receiver's  hands.  Franchises  grant  exclusive  use  of  all 
streets  till  June  10. 1912.  Foreclosure  suit  was  brought  by  trustee  In 
February,  1896,  but  no  sale  had  been  advertised  to  May,  1897.  Gross 
earnings  are  said  to  average  $1OO  a  day  and  road  to  be  In  fairly  good 
condition.  Receiver  Is  F.  W.  Oakley. 

STOCK  <fc  BONDS—   HUei.    Date.    Interett.     Outttatuling.    Maturity. 

Stock $100,000 

1st  M.  $150,000  gold  >   74       1892      6  g  J-J  150,000  July  1, 1922 

95OO c.'  ( lilt  In  default;  trustee,  Guaranty  Trust  Co.,  N.Y. 

ROAD— Owns  71*  miles  of  standard  gauge  track,  of  which  6  "4  miles  In 
elty  limits  and  1*4  miles  extend  to  Elmslde  and  Schuetzen  Park. 

lNOEX-V.«2,p.  414. 


50 


STItEET    RAILWAYS. 


MAHANOY  CITY,  PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  11.286;  IN  1880  WAS  7,181; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  5.533. 

LAKESIDE  RAILW  A  Y-A  trolley  road. 
OROANlZATION-Chitrtercd  January.  1893.    Charter  is  perpetual.    In 
1897  reported  leaned  to  Sehuylkill  Traction  Co.  of  Olrardville,  Pa. 

STOCKABOND8-  D^te.      Interat.      O^Monding.      Maturity. 

Stock  (i>nr#flOK............^     j-'-jjlj,        .    iiooloOO       Nov.'i,'i923 

^lOo'ftaOO  $000 .  . I  Interest  I*  payable  at  Eatable  Trust  Co., 

trustee,  Philadelphia. 

ROAD-Has  completed  and  lu  operation  5"«  miles  of  road,  connecting 
Maliauoy  City  with  Shenandoah.    Projected  to  extend  to  Delano  and 
Lakeside  or  East  Mahauoy  Junction. 
EARNlNGS-Gross  receipts  about  $27,000  annually;  details  of  opera. 

tlons  not  given. 
PRESIDENT— Dallas  Sanders,  Drexel  Building,  Phlla.    General  Office, 

Mahauoy  City,  Pa.  ^ 

MANCHESTER,   N.   H. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  44.120;  IN  1880  WAS  32,630; 
'     AND  IN  1870  WAS  23.536. 

MANCHESTER  STREET  RAILWA  Y-A  trolley 
rood. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  July  20, 1876,  under  perpetual  charter. 
Controls  all  street  roads  lu  Manchester  and  West  Manchester.  Stock 
Is  held  by  the  President. 

oTorK_  Date.     Interest.    Outttomfg,    Last  die'nd. 

StoJk*$250,000<Vai$100)     Text.       $100,000         J896-6.10H 

1st  M.  bonds,  g.,  $-'50,000  (  1895    5g.J-J       250.OOO        Jan.  1,  1915 

red.  after  Jan.  1 ,  1905. .  <  Interest  at  Boston,  Mass. 

STOCK— In  1895  stock  was  Increased  from  $25,OOO  to  $250,000. 

ROAD— In  November,  1890,  owucd  201*  miles  track,  standard  gauge. 
Kails  70  and  90- Ib.  T- 

DIVIDENDS— In  1894-5,  10  p.  c.;  In  1895-6, 10  p.  c. 

BONDS— The  nrst  mortgage  is  for  $250,000.  All  tlie  bonds  have  been 
sold  and  proceeds  used  for  electrical  equipment  aiid  improvements. 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  June  30: 

Hross.  Net.        Int. d  taxes.    Dividends.          Balance. 

1895-96... $139,206        $57,331      $14,968  $3,958    Bnr.8S8,40S 

1894-95.         82,923    def.  3,586          5.31O    (10%)    2,500      def.11,396 
1893-94...      11,627    net.  5,486         4,067    (71a%)   1,875  def .  450 

OFFICERS— President,  C.Williams;  Treasurer,  C.  H.  Bartlttt;  Superin 
teudent,  N.  H.  Walker.— V.  60,  p.  259. 

MANSFIELD,    OHIO. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  13,473 ;  IN  1880  WAS  9,859 ; 
AND  IN  187O  WAS  8,029. 

CITIZENS'  ELECTRIC  RY.  LIGHT  & 
POWER  CO.— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Successor  to  the  Mansfield  Electric  Street  By. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.  Maturity. 

Stock,  $125,000 $125,000  

Funded  debt— 125,000  

ROAD— Owns  8'3  miles  of  track. 

MANISTEE>    MICH. 

POPULATION  1894  WAS  13,419*;  IN  1890  WAS  12.812; 
AND  IN  1880  WAS  6.930. 

MANISTEE  FILER  CITY  &  EAST  LAKE 
RAILWA  Y-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— In  February,  1897,  the  bonds  had  not  been  sold,  but 
as  the  road  had  cost  $270,000  they  are  presumably  out  as  collateral. 
In  1895  the  population  was  given  In  the  Directory  as  15,750. 
'       STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.  Outstand'g.     Maturity. 

Stock $150,000      

1st  mortgage,  $150,000 1»92     6J-D     See  text.     Dec.  1,  1912 

Interest  at  Illinois  Trust  &  Savings  Bank,  trustee,  Chicago,  111. 

ROAD— Feb.  1897,  operated  11  miles  of  track;  22  cars;  brick  boiler 
house ;  two  large  engines  and  generators ;  iron  car  house.  Bails,  45  Ib. 
T-  The  line  extends  from  Manlstee  to  Filer  City,  East  Lake  and 
Btrouach,  Oak  Hill  and  Parkdale. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1896,  gross,  $35,257;  net, 
$14,921;  1895,  gross,  $36,217,  against  $29,622  in  1894 ;  net,  $14,434. 

OFFICERS— President,  Treasurer  and  Purchasing  Agent,  Q.  A.  Hart; 
Vice- President,  R,  R.  Blacker;  Secretary,  W.  L.  Martin. 

MARION,  1ND. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  8,769;  IN  1880  WAS  3,182; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  1,658. 

MARION    CITY    RAILW AY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Chartered  in  1893. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.    Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Stock,  *50O,OOJ $500,000 

181   mortgage,  $400,000,  (   1895     6g.M-N         400,000     May  1, 1915 

gold  ($1,000) 05  Interest  at  Nat.  Broadway  Bank,  N.  f. 

Mortgage  trustee,  Fiaucis  A.  Palmer. 

ROAD— 25  miles  of  track  from  Marion  to  Jonesboro  and  Gas  City. 

EARNINGS— Year  ending  Dec.  31, 1896,  gioss,  $77,139;  utt.  $32,252; 
Interest  paid,  $19,142;  taxes,  $2,072;  balance,  surplus  for  ytar( 
$11,038.  In  1895,  gross,  $71,028 ;  uet,  $34,042. 

MARION,    OHIO. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  8,327;  IN  1880  WAS  3,899; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  2.531. 

MARION   STREET    RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Stock,  $1OO,OOO.    Operates  4  miles  of  track. 
OFFICERS— President  and  Treasurer,  E.  Durfee;  Vloe-President,  G. 
Leftler     Secretary,  Gen.  Mau'r.  Supt.  and  Purch.  Agent,  G.  E.  Turner. 


MARL.BOROUGH,  MASS. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  13,805:  IN  1880  WAS  10,127; 
IN  1870  WAS  8.474. 

MARLBOROTJGH     STREET     RAILWAY -A 

trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  March  27,  1888.  In  July,  1894,  in- 
creased capital  stock  from  $50,000  to  $80,000. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.       Interest.    Outstand'g.       Maturity. 

Stock  $80,000  (par  $100) See  text.      $80,OOO       4%  in  18i)5-6 

Istmortgage (1894       OJ-J          80.0OO       July  2,  1914 

jub.tocttllatparafteroys.  { luterest  at  [ntern'l  Trust,  trustee,  Boston. 

Loans  and  hills  payable  Sept.  30, 1896,  $40,725. 

Sinking  fund  is  giitfloient  to  retire  60  per  cent  of  bonds  at  maturity. 

Dividend—  In  1894-95,  2  p.  c.;  in  1895-96,  4  p.  c. 

ROAD — Operates  7'37  miles  of  main  track  and  -57  mile  of  sidings,  eto. 

EARNINGS — For  year  ending  Sept.  30  earnings  have  been : 

1896.         1895.     I  1896.         1895. 

Gross  earnings. .$34,564    $37,529  |  Dividends $3,2OO     $1,(>OO 

Net     7,334      12,830  I  Bal.  for  year def.2,090  sr.3,415 

[nt'st,  taxes,  etc.     6.83O        7,814  |  Tot.  sur.  Sep.  30.      3,035       5.731 

OFFICERS— (January,  1897).  President,  S.H.Howe;  Treasurer,  Thomas 
T.  Robinson,  178  Devonshire  Street,  Boston ;  Superintendent  and  Pur- 
chasing Agent,  H.  E.  Bradford;  Cleik  of  Corporation,  Fred.  L.  flail  in. 

MARSHALLTOWN,     IA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  8,914;  IN  188O  WAS  6,240; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  3.218. 

MARSHALLTOWN  LIGHT  POWER  &  RY. 
—A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  July  1,  1892,  with  exclusive  rights  for 
25  years,  and  equal  advantages  thereafter  with  any  other  company. 
Runs  electrical  lighting  and  gas  plaut  besides  railway. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  D.tte.       Interest.     O  ilstand'g.      Maturity. 

Stock  ($500,000)  ($100) $250,000f.p 

1st  mortgage  ($150,000)  )   1893       6g.  J-J       125.000         July  1,  1913 

go.d  ($1.000) c.'JIut.  at  American  L.  &  T.  Co.,  Chicago,  trus. 

Bonds-— Of  the  flrst  mortgage  bonds  $20,000  were  used  to  retire  that 
amount  ot  old  gas  company  bonds. 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  June  30 : 

1896.      1895.     I  1896.      1895. 

From  passengers. $12,873  $13,170  |  Net  (over  taxes).. $10,552  $15,185 
Othersources 20,700    26,878    Interest 7,500      7,550 

Total  gross $39,633  $40,048  I  Bal.,  surplus $9,052    $7,635 

ROAD— Total  track.  Similes.  President,  C.  D.  Jones;  Secretary,  8. 
B.  Hovey;  Treasurer,  M.  W.  Hovey. 

-^»— 

MEMPHIS,    TENN. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  64,495;  IN  1880  WAS  33,592; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  40.220. 

MEMPHIS  STREET   RAILWAY  CO.- 

OR3ANIZATION — This  company  in  July,  1895,  applied  to  the  City 
Council  tor  permission  to  purchase  all  the  lines,  equipments,  fran- 
chises, etc.,  of  the  Citizens'  Street  Railway  Company  and  the  lines  con- 
trolled and  operated  by  that  company. 

CITIZENS'   STREET    RAILROAD-A*trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Began  business  iu  I860,  and  lu  August,  1896,  was 
in  process  of  reconstruction  Consolidation  with  the  other  companies 
In  the  city  is  proposed,  the  right  to  consolidate  as  the  Memphis  Street 
Ry.  Co.  (see  above)  having  been  applied  for.  The  Memphis  Street  Ry. 
Co.,  if  this  is  carried  out,  will  own  in  fee  sixty  miles  of  tracks.  Leases 
City  &  Suburban  RR.  (stock,  $102.500);  East  End  Street  Ry.  (stock, 
$150,000)  and  Memphis  &  Raleigh  Springs.  In  1895  franchises  were 
extended  and  now  expire  1945. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Miles.     Date.    Interest.      Outsland'g.    Maturity. 

Stock  ($1,50O,OOO) $1,500,000          

Oldbonds 100,000          

1st  M.,  $1,000.000)  >  40         1887     0  g.  J-J          900,000    Jan.  1,  1916 

($1,000),  gold..c*  5  Int.  atU.  S.  Nat.  Bk.  of  N.Y.  and  Meinphls.Tenn. 

Securities  o]  Leased  Lines— 
City  &  Sub.  RR  IstM....      1891    6  M  -  8          $65,000         Mar.  1,  1911 

Subject  to  call  aft.  Mar.  1, 1890.  luterest  at  Security  Bank,  Memphis. 
East  End  St.  Ry.  IstM.,  5  1894  6A-O  $100,000  Apr.  1,  1<J24 

currency,  ($100,  etc.).  (  Subject  to  call  on  GO  days'  notice. 

Interest  payable  by  Memp.  Tr.  Co.,  trustee  of  mort.,  Memphis,  Tenn- 

Bonils— Firsts  for  $100.000  are  reserved  to  retire  the  bonds  of  the  old 
company;  mortgage  trustees  ate  S.  P.  Read,  Edward  Goldsmith  and 
M.  S.  Buckingham. 

Interest  payable  by  American  Exch.  Nat.  Bank,  N.  Y.  and  Memphis. 

ROAD — Operates  GO  miles  of  track  in  Memphis  aud  suburbs  as  follows: 


Miles. 

Total  track  leased 2 

Track  owned  in  fee 38 


Roads  Leased.  Miles. 

City  &  Suburban  Ry 5 

East  End  Street  Ry 8 

Mernp.<fc  Raleigh  Springs  RR.    11 

Total  operated 62 

Rails  on  road  owned,  00-76  Ib.  girder  and  72  Ib.  T. 

OFFICERS— President,  C.  K.  G.  Billings;  Vice-Presideut,  General  Man'r 
and  Puroh.  Ageut,  F.  G.  Joues ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  R.  L.  Benson. 

MENOMINEE,   MICH. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  10,o:<:<.  AND  IN  1880  WAS  3,288. 

MENOMINEE  ELECTRIC  LIGHT  R"AIL- 
WAY  &  POWER. 

ORGANIZATION — Chartered  July  31, 1891.  Capital  stock  issued  and 
paid  in  $110,000;  par,  $100.  Bonded  debt,  $40,000 ;  first  mortgage 
6s,  due  $3,000  yearly;  interest  J&J  at  First  National  Bank  of  Menoini- 
nee.  Owns  6  7-10  miles  of  track.  For  year  ending  March  31, 1896, 
gross  earnings  from  road,  $20,091,  against  $20,105  in  1894-5 ;  gross 
earnings  from  electric  light  aud  powerplant,  $22,541,  against  $21,315; 
net  of  both  in  1895-96,  $11,532,  against  $10,987. 

OFFICERS.— President,  A.  Spies;  Vice-Fresident,  A.  A.  Carpenter; 
Secretary,  Treasurer  &  General  Manager,  E.  Daniell. 

POPULATION-  Estimated  population  in  1896  13,000. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


51 


MER1DEN,  CONN. 

POFCHTIOX  139O  WAS  21,652:  In  188O  WAS  13,540. 
MERIDEN    ELECTRIC    RAILROAD-Trolley. 
ORGANIZATION— Organised  August  14,  1396.    In  November,  1895. 
•ontrol  WM  obtained  by  the  X.  Y.  X.  H.  A  It.  KK.  Co.— V.  61 .  p.  794. 
STOCK  A  BONDS  -      Par-     Date.    Interest.    Outttanding.    Maturity. 

Stock.  #1.00O.OOO..      #10O    91,000,000 

•••»  RB->   1891       5  A-O          85.OOO     Dot  1.  1911 

l»t  mortgage <  Interest  at  Girard  Life,  etc.,  Co.  of  Philadelphia. 

i  H.T--  KK  /     1894  5g.J-J      $415.OOO   Jan.  1,  1924 

cuu.M..K..*5o0.ooo  \  Interest  mt  Girard  Life,  Philadelphia. 
Sept.  30, 1896.  bill*  parable,  986.6OO. 

ROAD— Iu  Mertden.  extending  also  to  Wiilllngfonl,  16»»  miles  In  all. 
EARNINGS— For  rear  ending  Sept  3O,  1896.  gross.  9104,641;    net, 
938.923.    In  1994  5,  grow.  9102.OS9;  net,  $28.364;  taxes,  94.390;  in- 
terest. 934.44O :  balance,  deaeit,  9466. 

OFFICERS— r"re.ildeiit,  X.  H.  Heft.  New  Haven;  Secretary  and  Treas- 
urer, W.  L.  Squire,  Xew  Haven.— V.  01 ,  p.  70*.  TO*. 


MICHIGAN   CITY,  IND. 

I»  189O  WA»  10,776;  IS  188O  WAS  7,366. 

LAKE  CITIES  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY.-A 
trolley  road  since  February,  ' 

LJOHTINO  PLANT— Owns  plant  for  commercial  and  public  lighting, 
pole  line  and  wires  covering  entire  city.  Company  has  a  lO-year  con- 
tract with  the  city  for  lighting,  from  Aug.  1, 1894. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—  Dot*.       Inter eit.    OuMmtff.     Maturity. 

Oommon  stock,  (par  $loi)i 92OO.OOO 

Pref.,  aon-num..  flOO.OOO 50.OOO 

1st  mort.,  9300,000.  gold  )  1893      6  g.F-A.        75.OOO    Feb.  1, 1923 

(«5OO) e*  ( Int.  at  Metropolitan  Tr.  Co.,  N.Y..  trustee. 

BONDS— The  balance  of  tke  bonds  (925O.OOY))  can  be  Issued  for  actual 
eo«t  of  extensions,  equipment  and  betterments.  Under  electric-light 
eontract  with  city  945O  is  to  be  deposited  monthly  (for  10  rears  from 
Aug.  1, 1994)  with  mortgage  trustee  to  pay  InMrest  on  bonds. 

EARNiNOS-^J»n.  1  to  Oct.  31,  1896.  10  months,  earnings.  Including 
•leetrtc-llght  plant,  were,  gross,  910.2*3.  For  calendar  rear  1895. 
gross.  911.300.  For  1194  gross,  97.953. 

ROAD-Owns  6  miles  of  track.    Rail  72  Ib.  T. 

Of  Fi:ERi— President.  sTaanll  B.  Harrison.  Terre  Haute,  Ind.;  Sec- 
retary, M.  F.  Burke,  Treasurer.  Thomas  Moo  re.  Jr.  New  York  office 
66  Broadway. 

MIDDLETOWN,    CONN. 

PorcLATioi  u  1890  WAS  9,013;  M  1880  WAS  6336; 

IN  1-70  WAS  6.933. 

MIDDLETOWN    STREET     RY.-Atroller  road. 
OftOANUATiON-OrganlaedFeb.13.1894.  In  January.  1896.  arranged 
•  lease  of  the  Portland  Street  By.  (eapltal  stock.  930,000),  34  mile* 
built  In  18*«  to  QIKstilssvs's  Landing. -V.  63,  p.  85. 

ROAO-Owns  4I«  mils*  of  tracks.    Rolls  5O  Ib.  T. 
sHswk  M>th..9150.000:  par. 

..ls.lirtl.if- 

•-%000..c  .:.*.J  l>  90.000 


,.—"..»........-..  .»,..--,    r.,.^M;  taxm,9H13;  interest. 94,- 

s»^o£t&.          «*»»?»a: 

OFFICER*- President.  John  M.  Dooglass;  Vice-president,  A.  C.  Alli- 
son: secretary  ana  Treasurer.  J.  K.  Oar.    (NOW— V.  62,  p.  85. 


EARNINGS—  For  13  montha  ending 
SatM*  iK-i  *tajx>;  «t. 


MIDDLETOWN,    N.    Y. 

Pore  LA  TICK  18BO  WA*  11.977;  I*  188O  WAS  8,494; 

-TO  WAS6.O40. 
MIDDLETOWN-GOSHEN  TRACTION. 

-tON—A  iSMBlldatlna  Jane  33. 1899.  of  the  old  Middle, 
town  -Uaekn  TrseUoa  and  ta*  Mlddletown  Bloomlagbnrg  Electric  Ry. 
O*—                   Dolt.      Imtrrttl.        Oultffa.      Maluril* 
.  par9100 9275.000  f.p. 


•MTt.jtrjoo.uon. t   18O4   6g.  J  -  J     200.000    Jan.  1, 1919 

gold.  91.000.  s.  f  Int.at  Fanners'  L.  A  Tr.Co..  X.Y.,trustee. 

HEsdlefD  BloomVg  1st  M.    )    1990    6  M.A-X.         75.OOO    Mar  1.  1920 

gold  (91.000>9*00.000  a.f.  i  Int.  M  Famm*  L.  AT.  Co.,  X.Y..  trustee. 

BdNoa— Tke  old  *o»|«ny-.  bond*  and  also  those  of  Middle  town  B 
Her.  Ry.  were  "aiMUMd  "  br  tke  new  Traction  Company.    On  June 
99, 189ft.  there  were  ksM  In  tke  treasury  9135.0OO  stock  and  9138.00O 
additional  MW.-B.  Elea.  bonds. 

ROAD-Opsntw  13  mile*  of  track  extending  from  Mlddletown. 
••>  Midway  Park.  Omb»a  and  Bloomragborg.  Including  swltchea, 
tornoou.  etc.    Rails  65-lb.  T  except  H  mile  only  of  90  Ib.  girder. 

YEARLY    EAMNINO*- Fiscal    year    ends    June    3O.     Balance    sheet 
June  30.  1896  In  V.  63.  p.  5M.    Earulngs  have  been  ss  follows : 

1895-6.    18945. 
Interrst. 916^06    912.OOO 


Total    917390    912.246 

. . .  .d*f .95,4 48su  94,495 


1896-6.    19M-S. 

'»TDlBgS    .    9»a,»16  $1. 

Operating  s>pra.   4l.5«O     28.436    Taxes 11384 

•  arnlngs. .  .91 1.3*5  915.681 
OtaetasoaM 1.187       I.O59 

Total  net 912.442  916.7401 

OFFicCRt-rYastdont.  J.  C.  HrnckellB>.  Patersoa.  W.  J.;  Vice-Presi- 
dent. M.  J.  Wlgbtman;  Soc'y.  K.  O.  Wljcbtman;  TTMS.  and  Oen.  Man.. 
Iteckwell.  Htapleton.  Main  Island;  snpt.,  O.  C.  O.  Urban 
Mi.Mletown.  N.  Y.-V.  63,  p.  558. 

MILFORD,  MASS. 

PorcLATion  19  189O  WAS  8.78O;  IK  1890  WA»  9^10; 

[•»  Ifr70  WA«  9.890. 

MILFORD   HOLLISTON  A  FRAMINCHAM 
STREET  RAIL\V  AY -Trolley. 

OftOANiZATiow— CMssMSMsd  operation  Mar  15, 1896.    Capital  stock 
'.000  (pv  9100).    Loans  and  bills  payable  Oct.  1, 1896, 947,358; 
no  bonds.    Owns  12-11  milrs  of  track. 

EARNmOt-From   Mar  16  to  Sept.  3O.  1896    <!>,  month.),  gross 
•0.379-,  not,  98^21;  lit.  aad  taies.93.3JJ;  dlvMaods  (4  p.  c.).  96.000 


balance,  surplus  tor  year,  *l9ti.    Prcsideut,  \V.  B.  Fergmon;  Treasurir. 
G.  A.  Bntinan,  Maiden,  Mass. 


MILFORD    &   HOPEDALE   ST.    RY.-Trolley. 

SECURITIES— Capital  stock  fOO.OOO  (par  $1OO).  On  Oct.  1,  1896, 
luans  and  bills  payable,  $33,766;  no  bonds.  Owns  2-44  miles  of  track. 

EARNINGS—  For  year  ending  Sept.  30, 1896,  gross,  $6,914;  net,  $3,593; 
taxes,  etc..  $993;  dividends  (4  p.  o.).  $2,4OO;  balance,  surplus,  for 
year,  92OO.  President,  W.  B.  Ferguson ;  Treasurer,  G.  A.  Butman, 
Maiden,  Mass. 


MILLVILLE,    N.    J. 

POPULATION  is  1890  WA»  10,002;  AND  rs  1880  WAS  7,660. 
MILLVILLE  TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— This  company  owns  the  entire  capital  stock  of  the 
Mlllville  Rapid  Transit  ($50,OOO)  and  operates  in  all  3-64  miles  of  track. 

STOCK  4  BONOS-  Dale.    Inttrett.     OutstancCg.        Maturilu. 

St-ck,  $175,000 $175,000 

1st  mortgage.    94OO,000,>   1894    5g.  F-A  88,000  1914 

(told  (91.OOO  each) — c"  { Interest  at  Land  Title  A  Tr.,  Phila.  Trus 
"Other  debts"  Jan.1,'97 921,413 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Dec.  31, 1896,  gross,  $9,253;  deficit  un- 
der operating,  $2.783.  In  1895  its  earnings  from  passengers  were 
911.841;  from  other  sources,  $53;  paid  for  repairs,  $1,594;  superin- 
tendence and  management,  $12,45O;  balance,  deficit,  $2,150.  Presi- 
dent and  Gen.  Man.,  O.  B.  Langley ;  See.and  Treas.,  E.  H.  Stokes. 

MILWAUKEE,   WIS. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  204.46S;  ix  1880  WA8  115,702; 
AUD  ix  1870  WAS  71.440. 

MILWAUKEE  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY  & 
LIGHT  CO.— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  in  January,  1896,  to  succeed  to  the 
property  and  franchises  of  the  Milwaukee  Street  Railway  Company, 
sold  In  foreclosure  Jan.  29, 1896.— V.  62,  p.  278, 1038.  The  new  oora- 
pany, which  was  formed  according  to  plan  in  CIIROXICLE,  V.  60,  p.  1O09, 
Ii  controlled  br  the  "  North  American  Co."  (See  Miscellaneous  Com- 
panies In  INVESTORS'  SUPPLEMENT.)  The  Company  besides  its  street 
railway  system  owns  and  operates  •electric-light  and  power  works 
(costing  91. 625,938)  under  franchises  said  to  be  exclusive.  Was  fur- 
nishing In  May,  1896,  31.OOO  incandescent  lamps,  about  800  h.  p.  in 
motors  and  1.625  arc  lights. 

XUvaukte  Light,  Heat  4  Traction  Co.— Organized  in  December, 
1896,  with  capital  stock  of  95OO.OOO  and  acquired  Pabst  electric  light 
properties  and  a  line  to  Wanwatosa,  2"»  miles.  In  interest  of  Mll- 
K1.-0.  Ry.  A  Light.- V.  63,  p.  1115. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—  Dolt.    I*ttrt*t.    OultlantFg.        Maturity 

Common  stock  (par  91OO) $3,5OO,OOO       ". 

Pref.  stock,  94.500.000.  6  >  <i  sno  o«n 

P.O.,  non-cum.,  par  91OOJ s.soo.OOi       

Mllw.  City  RR.  1st   mort..  (   1S88    5g.  J-D      1,000,000    Dec.  1,  1908 

41  rn.,»1.000.000.gold.c- 1  Central  Trust  Co.,  X.  Y.  City,  is  trustee. 
West  aide  Btreet  Ry..  Istj  1889    5g.  J-J       9500,000    July  1, 1909 

mort.,  covers  18  miles. . .  ( Int.  Is  payable  at  Farmer's  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 
Mllw.  El.  RT.  A  Light  Co..  )  1896    5g.F-A   f5.500.OOO    Feb.  1. 1926 

oonsoLM.98,OOO.OOO,g.e*  (  Trustee,  Central  Trust  Co.,  New  York. 

Interest  oa  Milwaukee  City  RR.  flrsts  and  on  consols  at  company's 
office,  30  Broad  Street.  N.  Y. 

— New  consols  of  1896  for  »1,6OO,OOO  are  reserved  for  prior 
bonds  still  outstanding  and  91.OOO.OOO  are  Issuable  for  Improvements 
and  extensions  together  with  9I,OOO,OOO  pref.  stock.— V.  62,  p,  1038. 

ROAD— Total  track  In  May.  1896,  was  133>i  miles— all  trolley  ex- 
ropt  one  branch  of  5  miles  to  White  Fish  Bar,  o,»ratcd  with  dummies. 

GENERAL  FINANCES— On  Jan.  1,  1897,  current  liabilities,  including 
taxes  and  aoerued  Interest  on  bonds,  were  9615,973;  available  assets 
9102,475.  Estimated  cost  of  4>ower  house  and  track  improvements 
necessary  to  be  made,  9415.OOO. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  Deo.  31.  Earnings  have  been 
as  follows.  Bee  report  for  1895  In.V.  62,  p.  1038;  also  see  V.  63,  p.  154 

. Tear  1895. >  , Tear  1894. . 

Orou  Ktl  Until  Kel 

rarninyi.       earniiigi.  earning*.        earninei. 

Railway 91.315.963       9487,375  91,147,683       9351,249 

Lighting 231,074          101.121  206.482  84,821 

Combined.... 91.547,037       *588,496  91,351,165       $436,070 

In  the  above  statement  the  Items  of  taxes.  In  urance,  accident 
damage*  and  general  expenses  are  included  la  the  operating  expenses 
that  hare  been  deducted  to  determine  the  net  earnings. 

BALAKCK  SHEET  JUNE   1,   1896. 


Xi  tourer  i. 

Property $14,223.151 

Supply  department...  M.906 

Consols  to  retire  1st 
mortgage  bonds.  ... 
Accounts  receivable. . 
Trustee,  appeal  Bases. 
Securities  lu  trust. .... 

Cash 

Proflt  and  loss. 


1,500.00  > 
33.672 
8,753 
6.700 
18,473 
44,872 


Liabilities. 

Stock,  preferred $3,SOO,OOO 

Stock,  common 3.500.OOO 

Consols 7,OOO,OOO 

Lst  mortgage  bonds...  l,5OO,ooo 

Arc  Light  Co.  mort...  20,000 
Bills     and     accounts 

payable 231,744 

Accrued  Interest 127,083 

MIL  St.  Ry.  securities.  G.7OO 


Total $15,888,527       Total $15,888,527 

OFFICERS— The  officers  of  the  new  company  are  as  follows:  Presi- 
dent, W.  N.  Cromwell,  New  York;  Vice-President.  Henry  C.Payne, 
Milwaukee,  WIs.;  Secretary,  C.  A.  Spofford,  New  York;  Treasurer, 
Edward  Edes;  Purchasing  Agent,  W.  C.  Vanden  Berg.  New  York 
office,  30  Broad  St.,  N.  Y.  City.— V.  62,  p.  4O,  233,278,779,  1038, 
1041,1087,1177;  V.  63,  p.  151. 1115. 

MILWAUKEE  RACINE  &  KENOSHA 
ELECTRIC  RY.-A  trolley  road. 

OROANIZATION— Formed  In  1896,  and  projected  from  Milwaukee  to 
Racine  and  subsequently  to  Kenosha,  33  miles.  Work  was  begun  in 
August,  1896. 


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STKEET    RAILWAYS. 


STOCK  &  BONDS-     Dale-      Interttt.    Outstanding.         Maturity. 

l8t"uortimge",  gold  "."5  189(5      6  g- M-S.       J2OO.OOO  Sept.  I,  i 926 

$300,000 o  I  Int.  at  Savings  Bk.  &  Tr  Co..  Cleve..  O  ,  trustee. 

OFFICERS— President,  Matthew  Slusb ;  Vice- President  and  Treasurer, 
A.  W.  Bishop ;  Secretary,  George  J.  Hoffman,  care  United  Bank  &  Sav. 
Co.,  Cleveland,  O.— V.  63,  p.  500. 


MILWAUKEE  &  WATJKESHA  ELECTRIC 

RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION-  Formed   In   1896    and  purchased  the  Milwaukee 

4  Wauwatosa  Electric  Ry.,  2>s  miles.    Electricity  is  to  be  introduced  in 

place  of  steam.   Capital  stock  is  $1,000,000.   An  issue  of  $1,000,000  of 

50-year  5  per  cent  gold  bonds  is  proposed.     Obtained  franchise  in 

Milwaukee  in  August,  1896. 
In  May,  1897,  it  was  reported  that  the  Mil.  &  Wauwatosa  Motor  Ry. 

(I1.!  miles  road)  would  soon  l>e  sold,  and  it  is  thought  the  road  will  bo 

acquired  by  parties  interested  in  the  Mil.  A  Waukesha  Electric. 
ROAD— Road  will  be  extended  from  North  Greenfield  to  Whiteflsh 

Bay  and  Waukesba'.    V.  63,  p.  189.    President,  Joel  W.  Blngham; 

Vioe-Prestdcnt,  Barney  A.  Eaton;  Secretary,  James  Petley;  Treasurer. 

Charles  Pittelkow. 


MINNEAPOLIS,  MINN. 

POPULATION  OF  MINNEAPOLIS  AND  ST.  PAUL  COMBINED  IN  1890  WAS 
297,894;  IN  1880  WAS  88,360;  AND  IN  1870  WAS  33,096. 

TWIN  CITY  RAPID  TRANSIT- Cable  and  electric 
road. — (See  Map  of  Company  on  page  53.) 

ORGANIZATION — The  company  was  organized  under  the  laws  of  the 
State  of  New  Jersey,  June  3, 1891,  and  by  virtue  of  its  stock  owner- 
ship of  the  underlying  companies  (to  wit:  The  Minneapolis  Street 
Railway  Co.,  The  St.  Paul  City  Railway  Co.  and  the  Minneapolis  Lyn- 
dale  &  Miunetonka  Railway  Co.),  it  controls  and  operates  the  entire 
street  railway  system  of  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul.  The  combined 
population  of  St.  Paul  and  Minneapolis  in  1895  was  said  to  be  400,000. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—       Dale.        Interest.    Outstanding.        Maturity. 
Twin  City  Rap.  Tran.— 

Common  8tock.|17-> $15,010,000 


000,000;  par  $100 
Preferred  stck.cuni. 

$3,OOO,OOO  ($100) 
llinn.  St.  Ry.  Co.— 
let  M.,  g.,  red.  at  105 

yearly.  .  . 

2u  uiort.,gold...c"&r  1883 
Istconsol.mort  gold, 

$5,000,000 c*  1889 

Certificates,  guar 1893 

St.  Paul  City  liy.  Co.— 
1st  consul.  M.,  gold..  1884 
Cab.  con.,  g.,  see  text.  1887 

Debentures,  gold 1890 

Certificates,  guar 1893 


None. 


1895    7      Q.  -  J.      1,137,200    Apr.,'97,l%°i 


7  g  M.  -  N. 
6  g  M.  -  N. 

5  g  J./j-J. 

6  per  cent 


340,000 
600,000 

4,080,000 
See  text 


Nov.  1.  1910 
Nov.  1,  1913 

Jan.  15, 1919 

1898 


6  g  A.  -  O.  680,000  Oct.  1,  1934 
5gJ.«-J.  3,618,000  Jan.  15, 1937 
6  g  M.  -  N.  1,000,000  May  1,  1900 
6  per  cent  See  text  Jan.  1,1898 

All  bonds  are  for  $1,000  each,  and  interest  is  payable  at  Farmers 
Loan  &  Trust  Company,  New  York. 

Capital  stock— The  capital  stock  is  $20,000,000,  of  which  $17,000,- 
OOO  is  common  stock  and  $3,000,000  is  7  per  cent  cumulative  pre 
ferred  stock  on  which  interest  is  payable  quarterly.    All  dividends  on 
preferred  to  and  including  April,  1897  (\\  per  cent),  have  been  paid 

For  the  preferred  stock  it  is  provided  that  if  in  any  year  dividends 
amounting  to  7  per  cent  are  not  paid  on  said  stock,  the  deficiency 
shall  be  a  charge  upon  the  net  earnings  of  the  company,  and  shall 
be  paid  subsequently  before  any  dividend  shall  be  paid  upon  or 
set  apart  for  the  common  stock.  In  case  of  liquidation  or  dissolution 
'  of  the  company  the  holders  of  the  preferred  stock  shall  have  prior 
right  on  the  assets  of  the  company  before  any  amounts  shall  be  pay- 
able to  the  holders  of  the  common  stock, 

See  full  description  of  property  in  application  to  the  New  York 
Stock  Exchange  in  June,  1895.— V.  60,  p.  1148. 

Bond*.— The  Minneapolis  Street  Railway  Co.  jointly  and  several y 
with  the  Minneapolis  Lyndale  &  Minnetonka  Railway  Co.  has  issued 
85.000,000  5  per  cent  30-year  first  mortgage  and  first  consolidated 
mortgage  gold  bondsTof  which  $940,000  are  held  in  trust  by  the  Farm- 
ers' Loan  *  Trust  Company  to  redeem  the  $940,000  prior  lien  bonds.  See 
statement  to  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange  in  June,  1895.  The  consols  are 
also  listed  in  London.— V.  60,  p.  1149. 

The  St.  Paul  City  Railway  Company  has  Issued  $4,298,000  5  per  cent 
50-year  cable  consolidated  bonds  (including  $680,000  held  by  the 
Farmers'  Loan  &  Trust  Company,  trustee,  to  redeem  the  $680,000  prior 
lien  bonds  above)  under  a  mortgage  limited  to  $5,500,000.  Under 
the  mortgage  these  bonds  can  only  be  Issued  against  the  actual  cash 
eost  of  construction,  under  a  mileage  limit  of  $15,000  per  mile.  Part 
of  these  consols  ($1,138,000  on  Junell,  1895), are  guaranteed,  principal 
and  interest,  by  endorsement  of  Twin  City  R.  T.  Co.  See  statement 
to  N.  Y  Stock  Exchange  in  June,  1895.— V.  60,  p,  1150. 

The  certificates  of  indebtedness  (notes)  were  issued  to  the  Twin  City 
Company  by  the  Minneapolis  Street  Railway  and  St.  Paul  City  Rail- 
way, and  guaranteed  by  it.  Original  issue  by  each  company,  $1,000,- 
000;  outstanding  Dec.  31, 1896,  $625,000  each,  or  $1,250,000  In  all 
or  which  $225,000  held  by  the  Twin  City  Company. 

ROAD— The  entire  system  now  consistsof  225  miles  of  standard-gauge 
road, of  which  219  miles  is  eleetricand  6  miles  cable,  all  of  whichhas  been 
recently  built  or  rebuilt,  and  thoroughly  equipped.  A  double-track  elec- 
tric-line, 9  miles  long,  connects  the  business  centres  of  the  two  cities. 

On  the  principal  streets  of  the  cities  80-lb.  rail  with  welded  joints 
and  imbedded  in  concrete  was  used. 

GENERAL  FINANCES— On  Deo.  31, 1896,  there  was  7  per  cent  pre- 
ferred stock  for  $1,862,800  in  the  treasury  with  which  to  liquidate 
the  balance  of  the  6  per  cent  certificates  ($625,000)  and  bills  payable 
($425,469) .  The  payment  of  the  balance  of  the  6  per  cent  oerts.  willelimin- 
ate  all  Indebtedness  of  the  underlyiugcompanles  except  the  $10,298,000 


of  bonds.  By  this  transaction  the]  interest  _chargei  will  be  reduced  to 
$544,500  per  annum. 

fcTlie'eonipauy  has  leased  water  power  at  St.  Anthony's  Falls  (plant 
to  be  completed  in  August,  1897)— capacity  10,000  h.  p.,  which  will 
effect  a  large  reduction  in  cost  of  motive  power.— see  V.  64,  p.  704. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— 2  mos.  5 1897.gros8,    $292,181;  net,    $1 44,030 
Jan.  1  to  Feb.  28.  <  1896.gross,       303,974;  net,      159,389 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  Dec.  31.    Report  for  1896  was  in 
V.  64,  p.  705,  showing  results  on  the  entire  property  as  follows : 

1896.  1895.  1894. 

Receipts  from  passengers ..$2,037,935    $1,964,772    $1,981,705 

Receipts  from  other  sources 21,283  24,031  21,973 

Total  receipts $2,059,218  $1,988,803 

Operating  expenses $875,787  $846,892 

Insurance  and  general  expenses..        53,785  51,702 

Injuries  and  damages 65,587  80,891 


$2,003,678 

$890,031 

47,702 

106,814 


Total  operating $995,159       $979,485    $1,044,547 


$959,131 
1894. 

$660,300 
25,722 
52,938 


Net  earnings $1,064,059  $1,009,318 

1896.  1895. 

Interest  on  bonds  and  6%  ctfs $618,131  $637.444 

Interest  on  floating  debt 8,226  4,726 

Taxes 58,170  49,071 

Dividends  on  7  p.  c.  pref.  stock 79.534  59,598 

Total...  .    $764,061       $750.839       $738,961 

Balance,  surplus $299,998       $258,479       $220,170 

BALANCE  SHEETS.— Twin    City    Rapid  Transit  Company  general 
balance  sheet  of  December  31, 1896,  was  as  follows : 


Liabilities. 

Stocks $16,147,200 

h  onds  and  6",,  certs.       1 1 ,32:1,000 
Unpaid  vouchers,  etc. 
Pay-rolls,etc.,  not  due. 
Int.  on  bonds  accrued. 

Bills  payable 

Income  account— sur. 


62,958 
7(1, HIM) 
200,1'iO 
425,469 
1,379,943 


Resource*. 

Roadway,  &c $14,117,938 

Securities  valued  at.  IT  15,000,000 
Notes  &  accts.  receiv..          82,851 

Cash 223,411 

Ins. .etc.,  paid  in  adv.  12,336 

Materials  and  supplies          98,247 
T.  C.    R.  T.   Co.  stock 
acct.  to  be  adjusted.          86.306 

Total $29,621,089  I     Total $29,621,089 

IT  NOTE.— Consists  of:  Minneapolis  Street  Railway  Co.  stock,  $5,- 
000,000 ;  St.  Paul  City  Railway  stock,  $5,000,000 ;  Minneapolis  Lyu- 
dalo  &  Minnetonka  Ry.  Co.  stock,  $385,000— total  par  value,  $10,385,- 
000 ;  valued  at  $15,000,000. 

OFFICERS— President,  Thomas  Lowry ;  Vice-President,  Secretary  and 
Treasurer, C.  G.  Goodrich ;  Auditor,  J.  F.  Calderwood ;  General  Man- 
ager, W.  J.  Hield.  Fiscal  Agents,  J.  Kennedy,  Tod  &  Co.,  45  Wall 
Street,  N.  Y.  (V.  60,  p.  299,  303,  886,  93O,  1148,  1151 ;  V.  62,  p. 
500,  871 ;  V.  64,  p.  7O4.) 


MOBILE,   ALA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  31,076;  IN  1880  WAS  29,132 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  32,034. 

MOBILE  LIOHT  &  RAILROAD  CO.-A trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION — A  consolidation  in  April,  1897,  of  the  M.  L.  &  Rail- 
way and  Mobile  &  Spring  Hill  Ry.  Franchise  is  perpetual. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.  Interest.  Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Stock,  $400,000,  par  $100 $400,OOO       

1st  mortgage,  gold  ($1,000)..     1897  5g.  J-D       400,000  June  1, 1937 

ROAD,  ETC.— Owns  14  miles  of  track  In  Mobile  and  extends  to 
Spring  Hill,  4  miles;  total  track,  18  miles.  Company  also  owns 
"Monroe  Park"  water  power  and  320  acres  of  land;  also  electric 
light  plant  of  capacity  of  6,000  Incandescent  lamps  and  30  arc  lamps 
with  power  circuit  and  power  house. 

OFFICERS — President  and  General  Manager,  J.  H.  Wilson;  Vice- 
Presidcnt,  L.  H.  Rust ;  Secretary,  C.  W.  Chase.— V.  60,  p.  929;  V.  61, 
p.  282. 


MOBILE  STREET  RAILROAD  CO.-A  trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION— Successor  to  the  Mobile  Street  Railway,  sold  In  fore- 
closure in  1892,  and  which  was  chartered  Feb.  26, 1888.  The  Mobile 
Street  Railway  had  a  State  charter  for  50  years  from  June,  1887.  Con- 
solidatiou  of  this  road  with  the  Mobile  Light  &  Power  Co.  has  been 
proposed. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Miles.  Dale.  Interest.  Oittstand'g.  Maturity . 
Stock,  $500,000 $500,000  

T^f.'8.011!:.*35""! 1893  6»M-N       240,000 May  1,1923 

Other  indebtedness (?)  

Interest  at  National  City  Bank,  New  York. 

lionds— The  mortgage  of  1893  is  for  $350.000,  and  was  issued  for  the 
purpose  of  electrically  equipping  the  road,  for  extensions  and  improve- 
ments. The  mortgage  trustee  is  the  Farmers'  Loan  &  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y. 

ROAD— Operates  20-25  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  C.  Morris;  Vice-President,  F.  J.  Gasquet; 
Secretary,  R.  B.  Owen;  Treasurer  and  General  Manager,  R.  Semmes; 
Chief  Engineer,  J.  F.  McAviney.  Office,  Anthony  and  Royal  streets. 
-V.  60,  p.  929. 


MOLINE,    ILL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  12,000;  IN  1880  WAS  7,800; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  4,166. 

MOLINE    CENTRAL   STREET    RAILWAY- 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  October  2, 1884. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—       Miles.    Date.   Interest.  Outstand'g.    Maturity. 

Stk.  $100,OOO.par.£100    $32,OOO    

1st  M.,  $100,000,  our 1889    6M-N        48,000    Nov.  1, 1904 

Mortgage  trustee  is  the  American  Trust  A  Savings  Bank  of  Chicago* 
Coupons  are  mostly  paid  at  Company's  office. 

ROAD — Operates  5  miles  of  track  on  5  miles  of  street. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


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STREET    RAILWAYS. 


OFFK5EH8-Pre»Ue"t.  W.  L.  Velie;  Secretary  uiul  Pui-ohasiug  Agent 
E.  H.  Oiiyer;  Treasurer.  J.  8.  Ollmore.  Office  of  Secretary,  Rook 
Island.  111. 

MONTGOMERY,   ALA. 

POPDLATION  1890  WAS  21,883;  is  1880  WAS  16,713; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  10.588. 
MONTGOMERY  STREET  RAILWAY  CO.-A 

trolley  nmd. 

ORQANIZATION-A  consolidation,  Aug.  1, 1894,  of  the  Clovcrdale  Land 
A  Improvement  Co.  with  the  Montgomery  Terminal  &  Street  Ry.  Co. 
which  last  then  changed  Ite  name  to  present  title.    Has  a  perpetual  bu1 
not  exclusive  franchise. 

STOCK   B  >ND3  ETC.  Milt*.    Dale.    Interest.    OuMand'g       Maturity. 
i  (  i  •  L  ..........         Jp«!»u,  \nfv     .............. 

1st    im.rt«iwe"forri4-25     1893    6g.  F-A         290,000  1923 

$350,000,  gold--  i  Interest  at  Farmers'  L.  A  T.,  Trustee,  N.  Y.  City. 

Bonds— The  bonds  unissued  maybe  sold  at  the  company's  discretion, 

ROAD— On  August  12,  J895,  owned  14>a  miles  of  trolley  road  lu  city  01 
Montgomery.  Rails  51  >a,  00  and  84-pound  girder  and  60-pound  T  rails 

LATEST  EARNINGS -4  months,  U897.... Gross,  $16,1O4;  net.  $7,371 
Jan.  1  to  April  30.  )  1896 . . . .Gross,    15,870 ;  net,    7,19 1 

Calendar  years-1896,  gross,  $57,29O;  net,  $29,382;  1895,  gross 
$50,645;  net,  $22.730;  1894,  gross,  $35.216;  net,  $13,192. 

OFFICERS-Presldent,  J.  W.  Dltnmlck;  Secretary,  J.  C.  Vlrden 
Treasurer,  G.  W.  Craik. 

MONTGOMERY  SUBURBAN  STREET 
RAILWAY-— A- trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Successor  lu  January,  1896,  to  West  End  &  River 
flldt  Electric  Ry.  sold  in  foreclosure  In  July,  1895. 

STOCK  &  BONDS-       Date.         Interest.      0*t*m*tng.        Maturity. 

Stock $100,000  

Mortgage Hi  

ROAD— It  Is  said  to  operate  4  miles  of  track  and  road.  Additional 
franchises  granted  in  May,  1897. 

OFFICERS— President.  Alexander  Troy ;  Secretary  and  Gen.  Manager, 
George  B.  Shellhoru.  OBlce  Court  Square  and  Dexter  Ave.— V.61,  p.  70- 


MUNCIE,    IND. 


POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  11,345;  IN  1880  WAS  5,219; 

AND  IS  1870  WAS  2,992. 

CITIZENS'  STREET  RAILW  A  Y.-A  trolley  road. 
ORQANIZATlON-Organized  September  1,  1893. 

Date.       Interest,    'mtstand'g.    Maturity. 


,,       ...............  .......... 

St'k  iif  7p.c,.$100,000l$100)  ..............          100,000        ......... 

1st  •  mort.  «oi£  *300,000.c-  jf  1893  G  g.  M-S  240  000  Sept.  1  .'28 

B  t  sub)  to  call  at  $103,  S  lutereat  at  Guar.  Trust  &  Safe  Dep.  Co., 

$500  and  $1,000  .........  )     Philadelphia,  trustee. 

There  is  a  sinking  fund  of  $10,000  a  year  after  Sept.  1,  1899,  but  all 
the  bonds  maybe  called  at  any  time. 

ROAD-Owns  15  miles  of  track.    Road  projected.  2  miles. 

OFFICERS  -President,  J.  8.  Talley;  Vice-Presldent,  C.  W.  Talley 
Secretary,  G.  F.  McCulloch. 


MUSCATINE,   IOWA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  11,454;  is  1880  WAS  8,295; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  6,718. 

MUSCATINE  ELECTRIC  RAIL  WAY-A  trolley 
road  and  light  plant. 

ORGAN  ZATION—  Chartered  In  February,  1893.    Its  charter  Is  for  25 

ears,  and  its  franchise  for  operating  street  railways  gives  It,  so  It  is 

aid,  tne  exclusive  right  to  do  street  railway  business  in  the  city  for 

the  same  period,  25  years.    The  gas  and  electric  light  franchise  Is  to 

operate  and  maintain  within  the  city  gas,  electric  light  and  power 

works,  and  the  city  agrees  to  take  not  less  than  21  arc  lights  and  270 

gas  street  lamps  for  a  period  of  ten  years.    The  Home  Electric  L.  &.  P. 

Co.  was  acquired  In  1896. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—          Date.   Interest.      Oulstand'g.  Maturity. 

Stock  ...............................       $300,000       ............... 

«i  nnn  (  1893  6g.x  M-S          100,000       Nov.  1,  1903 
1  i?,°*i?n%Ai*  '^'    $10,000  due  yearly  In  order  of 
gold  (*1.)0,000)          c.)  Tnumbers  ..'  ...............  .  to  Nov.  1,  1912 

tllcMnn'      aj  a]   1893    6g.  M-S  50,000       Nov.  1,  1913 

y.  |^     jn 


i,*inAi 
gold  (*1.)0,000)          c 

£     f  N  tllcM.nni'  ^}taj 
Trust,  Now  1  ork  City. 


.      -  ,  .     , 

nterest  at  Manhattan  Trust  Co.,  N.Y.City. 

LATEST     EARNINGS  —  9    months,  $   Gross.  Net.  Interest. 

April  1  to  Dec.  31,  1894  ..........  .  ?  $34,041  $11,857  $6,750 

ANNUAL  REPORT—  For  the  year  ending  March  31,1894,  earnings  were: 
Gross  earnings...  ...$41,462  I  Interest  .....................  $9,000 

Net  ..........  ..  ..............   16,071  [Surplus  .....................     7,071 

ROAD  —  Operates  8  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS—  President,  G.  W.  Seevers  ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  H.  W. 
Seevers;  General  Manager.  P.  Seevers. 


NASHUA,  N.   H. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  19,311;  IN  1880  WAS  13,397; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  10,543. 

NASHUA   STREET    RAILWAY.-Trolley. 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  Aug.  14, 1885.    The  road  Is  now  con- 
trolled in  the  Interest  of  the  Lowell  Suburban  Street  Railway. 

STOCKi  BONDS   ETC.-      Date.    Interest.    Outstanding.       Maturity. 

8tock,$3-2f),000,(par$lOO)  ...„ $250,000 

i  (t  mortgage,  $150,000 .?.     6A     O          150,000       Aprlll.1911 

Intertit  at  Nashua  Trust  Co.,  Nashua.       Subject  to  call  April  1, 1901 

Loans  and  bills  payable  June  30, 1896,  $49,912. 

ROAD— June  30, 1896,  operated  14-96  miles  of  track. 


EARNINGS— Years  ending  June  30 : 

Gross.  Net.        Int.  rf  taxes.         Balance. 

1895-96 $53,640  $10,573  $8.903  sur.$l,670 

1894-95 26.840          def.1,323  8,155  def.9,478 

!S!l3-!ll 26,995          def.4,147  8,831  def.  12,978 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  D.  Chandler;  Vice-Presldent,  August  Fels; 
Treasurer,  Percy  Parker;  Gen.  Mm..  P.  F.  Sullivan;  Auditor,  D.  D 
Bartlctt.  INDEX— V.  60,  p.  606. 


NASHVILLE,  TENN. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  76,168;  in  1880  WAS  43,350; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  25,865. 

CITIZENS'.   RAPID    TRANSIT-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  July  29,  1889.  The  Citizens'  Rapid 
Transit  Co.  also  operates  the  Nashville  Elei-tric  Ry.(3-71  miles),  which 
is  the  private  property  of  O.  T.  Bauuard  of  New  York. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.  Interest,  Outstanding.  Maturity 
Stock  auth.,  $18,000;  <  „,  „  j™, 

(par,*100) I $18,000  

i-r-\r  *mnnnr>  o-,.i,i  >  I"0  6g.  J-J  60,000  July  1,  lyiO 

,M.,  $100,000, gold.  J  Iuterest  at  TrustCo.  of  Nor.  Am.,  Philadelphia. 

ROAD— Operates  9^  miles  of  track  and  road,  including  Nashville 
Electric  Ry.,  3-71  miles.  In  1894,  on  7%  miles,  earned  gross  $28,236. 

OFFICERS— President,  C.  Flisher ;  Secretary,  T.  O.  Price ;  Treasurer 
and  Superintendent,  J.  K.  Spicer. 

NASHVILLE  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION — Chartered  in  1894,  and  succeeded  to  the  property  of 
the  Uiiit»d  Electric  Ry.,  sold  In  foreclosure  In  April,  1894.    Has  per- 
petual franchise,  giving  it  exclusive  rights  on  streets  occupied.    In 
December,  1896,  coutrol  was  purchased  by  Col.  C.  M.  McGhee  and 
Nat  Baxter,  Jr.    V.  63,  p.  1115. 
STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.      Interest.  Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Stock  ($1,500,000  auth.) $1,500,000 

McGavock&Mt.Vernon  1st    1883       6  F-A       150,OOO 

65,000 
485,000 
200,000 
126,000 


Do  Summer  St.  IstM...  1886 

Do  2d  series 1887 

Do  2d  mortgage 1889 

Nashville  &  Edgetteld  1  at  M.  1886 

Do  cousol.  M.  $400,000  18*>9 

South  Nash  v.  St.  RR.  1st  M..  1884 


274,000 
216,000 
484,000 


Aug.  1,  1913 

1926 

1937 

Oct.  1,1919 
Jan.  1,1917 
Jan.  1,191ft 

1914 
Jan.  1,1925 


6  J-J 
6  J-J 
6A-O 
6  J-J 
6  J-J 
6J-J 

Nashville  St.  Ry.  consol.  M.  J  1895  5  g.  J-J 
$2,OOO,OOO,  gold  $1,000..  (  luterest  at 
Of  the  consol.  mortgage  of  1895,  $1,516,000  are  in  escrow  to  redeem 
underlying  bonds. 

ROAD—  Owns  49  miles  of  trolley  road  In  city  of  Nashville,  Tcnn. 
Rails  40-lb.  T  and  45  and  80-lb.  girder.    Fiscal  year  ends  April  30. 
PAO  iiKino—  12  months    (1895-6  ......  Gross,  £322,566;  net,  $139,804 

Ar.'^i8^  i  T,m  ?n     '  3  1894-5  ......  Gross,    311,896;   net,     125,527 

May  1  to  Api.  30.       £1893.4  ......  Gross>    301,470;  net,     103,957 

OFFICERS—  Elected  In  May,  1896—  President,  Thomas  M.  Steger;  Vtce- 
Preside^lt,  L.  D.  Tyson;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  N.  P.  Yeatuian; 
General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  E.  G.  Counette.  V.  63,  p.  78, 
1115;  V.  64,  p.  135. 


NASHVILLE  &  SUBURBAN  RY.-A  steam  and 
electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION — A  reorganization  In  May,1896,of  the  Nashville  Trac- 
tion Co.  Capital  stock  is  $1CO,000.  No  bonds  issued  to  June,  1896. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.  Intetest.  Outstanding.  Maturity 
Stock,  $100,000 (?)  

ROAD— Operates  9%  miles,  of  which  part  steam  aud  part  electric. 

OFFICERS— President,  Wm.  Checkley  Shaw;  Sec.  and  Treas.,  8.  Har- 
vey Bennett.— V.  61,  p.  559  ;  V.  62,  p.  85,  278,  502,  990. 


NATICK,    MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  9,118;  is  1880  WAS  8,479; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  6.404. 

NATICK  &  COCHITUATE  STREET  RAIL- 
WAY—A trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Owus  9  miles  of  main  line  track  and  ^  mile  sidings 
Stock  $100,000,  par  $100.  Unfunded  debt  Sept.  30, 1896,  $1,500.  On 
July  15, 1895,  six  miles  of  road  through  Wellesley  was  completed  and 
equipped,  and  capital  stock  was  increased  from  $31,100  to  $100,000. 
Dividends— In  1893-4,  6  p.  c.  on  $31,100 ;  in  1894-5,3  p.  c.;  in  1895-6 
5  p.  C. 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  Sept.  30: 

Gross.  ffet.       Int. it  taxes.  Dividends.  Bal., fur  . 

1895-96 $3g,040  $8,236  $702  $5,000  $2,554 

1894-95 20,291  7,330  721  2,933  3.676 

1893-94 13.494  3,494  644  1,866  984 

Total  surplus  Sept.  30, 1896,  $7,761. 

OFFICERS— President,  Harrison  Harwood;  Treasurer,  R.  W.  Harwood 

lerk,  Frank  H.  Hayes. 

SOUTH  MIDDLESEX  STREET  RAILWAY- 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1891.  Originally  Natick  Electric  Street 
Ry.  running  from  Natick  to  Framingham,  but  in  1894  name  changed 
and  road  extended  from  South  Framingham  through  Ashland  to  Hop- 

inton,  a  distance  of  7  miles. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—        Dale.       Interest.    Oiilstand'g.        Maturity. 

Itock  ($100) seebelow.    $100,000        

Sst  M.,  *100,000,  gold.    1895       5g.F-A         100.0OO       Feb    1,1915 

Loans  and  bills  payable  Oct.  1, 1896,  $51,363. 
Interest  payable  at  International  Trust  Company,  Boston. 
Dividends :    In  1894,  6  p.  o.;  In  1894-95,  2>a  p.  c.;  In  1895-96, 4  p.  c 
ROAD— Owns  13*3  miles  of  track;  rails  45  and  50-lb.  T. 
EARNINGS— Year  ending  September  30,  1896,  gross,  $51,009;   net- 
$16,460;  interest,  taxes,  etc.,  $10,196;  dividends,  $4,OOO;  balance, 
iirplus  for  year,  $2,264.    In  1894-95,  gross  from  operating  6  miles  till 
pril  and  13  miles  from  May  1,  $41,958;  net,  $12,530. 


STREET     RAILWAYS. 


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NEENAH,     \VIS. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  5,083;  is  1880  WAS  4,202; 
AMI  IN  137O  WAS  2,655. 

MENASHA  &  NEENAH  STREET  RAIL- 
WA  Y-A  horse  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Chartered  In  1885-86.  Stock  (par  $50), 
$25,OUO;  1st  mortgage  (par  $5OO).  $25.000. 

ROAD— Owns  between  3  and  4  mile*  of  trick.  President  and  Treag 
Brer.  F.  Schumacher.  1347  Mouaduock  Building.  Chicago,  III 


NEGAUNEE,  MICH. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  6,078  ;  IN  1880  WAS  3,931  ; 

\M.  IN  1S7O  WAS  2,559. 

NEGAUNEE  &  ISHPEMING  STREET  RAIL- 
WAY &  ELECTRIC- 

ORGANIZATION—  Consolidation  of  the  Negannee  &  Ishpemlng  Street 
Ballruad  Co..  the  Negaunee  Electric  Light  Co.  and  the  I  -hiicmiujr  Elec- 
trio  A  Gad  Co.  Capital  stock  paid  In.  $142,OOO.  Unfunded  debt  In 
.,  1899,939.000.  Owns  4  mile*  of  track.  Pnwideut.S.  S.  Mitc-lu-11 


NEW    ALBANY.    IND. 

[PorCLATIoN  1890  WAS  21.05U;  IX  188O  WAS  16,423; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  15.3O6. 

NEW    ALBANY    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
BONDHOLDERS'  COMMITTEE—  Loul*  Bartman  of  New  Alnany,  Lafon 
Allen  and  W.  K.  Brlknap.    Receiver  l«  John  MacLeod. 

STOCK  A   BONOS-  .Dote,    luirntt.     Outstanding.    Itaturi/i, 

BeeeiverUeenlneate*....  M> 

New  Albany  Sin-  1  488      6J-J         $15O.OOO     July  i.  lYli 

Jan..  1*5,  coupon  unpaid.  Tnsetee.  LouUrille  Tr.  Co..  I...ni-villc,  Ky. 
H.  Alb'y  Ry.  M.  $.>M,UOOK-  ..1893  5cJ-J  vSO.OOO  Jan.  1.  I'UJ 

InilrlanlL    Tnutee,  Colnmbla  Finance  *  Tru-t  c  ....  I..HH-M: 

Interest  on  receiver*'  cei  tlfleate*  I*  paid  at  Union  Nat.  Bank,  Lmil- 
vllle,  Ky. 

ROAD—  Operate*  7  mile*  of  track  and  road.—  V.  04,  p.  80O. 

HIGHLAND   RAILROAD.-A  trolley  road. 
OttOANLZATUM—  Incorporated  in  l-:i5.    Succeeded  on  Oeoember  1, 

1895,  New  Albany  Highland  KK.,  Mid  In  foreclosure. 

•Uek  929,000.    l.t  mortgage.  975.OOO.  Income*  for  5  yean,  dated 

1896,  5  per  cent.  J.  *  J.,  laaued  $  56.0OO.  due  January  1,  iy.il. 
ROAD—  T«  o  mile*  of  track. 

OFFlCERS-Preaklenl.  Henry  Teratogge;  Vlcr-  President,  John  II. 
Bhrader.  jr.;  Secretary  aod  Treasurer.  Frank  It.  Uohuianu. 

NEW    BEDFORD,    MASS. 

Pol-l'LATio*  189O  WAS  40.733;  IS  1880  WAS  26,845; 
ASK  IN  187O  WAS  21.390. 

DARTMOUTH  A  WESTPORT  STREET  RY.- 
An  electric  road. 

OHOAWIZATION,  ETC.-Stoek.  »15O.OOO-.  let  mort..  •150.000.  dated 
1895.  (old,  c-  (91.000  each,.  5*  A-O.  Uaoed  9DO.OOO.  due  April  1.  1915. 
trustee,  International  Tru.t  Co.,  Boatoa.  where  Interest  UpajaMr. 
OtfA4t»Ht:  In  1896,  Oct.,  5  p.  c.;  In  1890.  Jam..  April  and  July,  m, 
B.  c.  each;  Oft..  3  p.  e.;  total.  64  p.  c.;  la  1897,  Jan..  2  p.  c. 

ROAD  -<  "BBeet*  elite*  of  Fall  Hirer  and  Mew  Bedford.  Own*  9-7 
mile*  of  track  aad  operat**  IB  all  13-7  mile*  of  main  track.  Por  year 
ending  Sept.  SO,  1890.  (roe*.  91O7.958;  net.  $20.9*6;  other  Income, 
93,184;  latercet.  9O1  2;  taxe*.  etc.,  $3.531;  dividend.,  $14,350;  bal.. 
»ur.  for  year.  »1.»77.  Total  •nrplu*  Kept.  90,  1896.  915,399.  In 
1894-5.«roas.  9103.904;  aet.*l:<.l  il.  ITeatdeat  F.  W.  Brl«-htman,  Fall 
sliver.  Maa*. 

UNION   STREET   RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

OmiANiZATio*—  Incorporated  March  18.  1887.  The  population  of 
Ike  city  according  to  the  company'!  official*  wa*  e*tlmmted  In  Febru- 
ary. 1899.  at  from  55.OOO  to  6O.OOO. 

STOCK  4  BONDS—  Vote.        Interest.     OttlstantTg.    I.,,tt  di,..ele 

aHoca%9450.0OO<par$100)  ......  O-F      93AO.OOO    Feb.,  1»7.  2% 

111  mortgage.  .................         5     J-J          iini..««.    July  2,  1898 

O<n«i>l.  M    i.  ,r   «-••«>."••'.•!-••«          JgJ-J  -    .......  2,11114 

(..a.  f..  Bot*ubJ.  to  <-«lli  Int.  at  Old  Colony  T:  •••n.tnutec. 

CnrrtetilaMlttle.Uet.-96  ...............          10'.'.      .  ........ 

JtoMfe-CoiuoU  of  1894  for  91OO.OOO  are  reeerred  for  prior  bond*. 

»w  *teek  for  910O.OOO  wa*  authorised  by  Legislature  In  March, 
1997,  BWkln*  total  anthoilied  945O.OOO. 

Di*i4<*<l+-ln  1892-93  7  per  cent;  In  1893-94  0  per  cent  ;  In  1894-99 
4  per  ceat;  IB  1895-6.  8  p.  e.;  In  MOT..  -96.  2  p.  c  ;  In  'U7.  Feb..  2  p.  e. 

ROAO—  On  Sept  90,  1896,  owned  184  mile*  of  trolley  road  (measured 
B*  «lojjle  track),  of  which  2-1  mile*  la  atdlnc*.  •wliehe*.  etc. 

LATEST  EARNIMOS—  Jan.  1  to  Mar.  31,  3  month*,  grou,  #47,588  In 
1897;  945,877  IB  1996. 

EANNIMOS—  Fur  yean  eadlBf  Sept.  9O.    The  grot*  earningn  for  1896 
••low  Include  619.548.  and  In  1895  *1U.3OS.  from  "  toll*,  rent*,  etc." 
1896.  1895.      I  1896.        1895. 

npM*wn.      «vi.lil    9199^99     I.,,.!.-:-;.   :     -.-  ......    |1O,4OO 

..     86.496        8W.JM  i  BaL^ar..for  year  •J7.9«O 
Iut..taxe«.ete.     3Ov939         32,264  I  Tut..  0    77.43U 

OFFICERS—  rrr.|.lr  ut.  11.  It.  i-r.i  >t.  F.  S.  Stevens; 

9eeretary  and  Treasurer.  Charle*  F.  Shaw.—  V.  63,  p.  1061. 

NEW   BRITAIN.  CONN. 

PorcLATKMi  189O  WAS  19.O07;  III  188O  WAS  13,970; 

AND  IN  187O  WAS  9.84O. 

CENTRAL  RAILWAY  &  ELECTRIC- 
OwOANiiATON—  Doe*  bvth  an  electric  light  and  >truet  railway  (trol- 
ley) traalneae.  beta*  a  eoBMDdatton  of  the  Mew  Britain  Tramway  and 
Xew  Britain  Until!  Light  Co.    Beenrltle*  below  Include  both  railway 
plaat.    Pep«I»ttoo  to  1895  estimated  *t  26.OOO. 


STOCK  &  BONDS—     Miles.  Date.     Interest.  Outstanding.  Maturity. 

Stock  ($1,000,000)  $25 $600,000r.p 

1st  morttBce  (Trustee, 5 131*  1893      5J-D       533,000     Deo.  1,  IS/23 

Old  Col.Tr.  Co..Bost,)  I  lutcrest  at  New  Britain  National  Bank. 
Bills  payable  Oct.  1,  1896 $19,OOO 

NOTE— AU  boud  Interest  to  June  1. 1896,  was  canceled. 

ROAD— Oct»  1,  1896,  owned  road  13-65  miles  In  length,  being  4>« 
miles  In  city  streets  and  41*  miles  to  Plaiuville;  4  miles  to  Berlin; 
switches,  etc.,  %  mile.  Length  of  road  paved  3%  miles.  The  Newlug- 
ton  Tramway  is  owned  jointly  with  the  Hartford  Street  Railway 
Rails  35,  40,  56  and  60  Ibs.  Cars,  12  closed  and  20  open. 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  Sept.  30. 

From  past.  Sundries.     Elec.  light.       Total  gross. 
1895-96.. .$84,412        $1.677           $56.726  914/816 

1894-95...     64.5t!0             426             50,854  115.840 

1893-94...     51,019          1,010  52,029 

From  net  In  1895-96  were  paid  taxes,  $7,542;  no  Interest  on  bond» 
paid.  In  1894-95,  taxes,  $6,401;  interest,  $3,796. 

OFFICERS— President,  A.  M.  Young,  Waterbury;  Secretary,  C.  8. 
Landers;  Tieasurer,  F.  G.  Platt,  New  Britain;  General  Manager  and 
Purchasing  Agent,  E.  S.  Breed.-V.  62,  p.  186. 


Net. 

$46,343 
28,373 
13.842 


NEW   BRUNSWICK,   N.  J. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  18,603;  is  1880  WAS  17,166; 
ASO  IN  1870  WAS  15,058. 

BRUNSWICK  TRACTION  CO.- 
•  OROANIZATION—  Organized  May  14,  1895,  to  purchase,  equip  with 
electricity  ami  to  operate  the  New  Brnnswlok  City  Railway.  Capital 
stock  authorized  and  Issued,  $5OO,OOO.  On  Dec.  31,  1896,  no  funded 
debt  outstanding;  other  debts,  $257.759.  The  mortgage  of  1896  is  for 
$5OO,OOO  of  5  p.  e.  K..M  $1,OOO  o*  bonds  due  July  1,  1920;  bonds  can- 
not be  called  ;  interest  J  A  J.  at  ofllue  of  trustee  ;  outstanding  (Feb., 
1897),  $76,000,  Fidelity  Title  &  Deposit  Co.  of  Newark,  trustee;  miles- 
of  track.  7. 

For  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1890,  gross,  $38,513;  net.  $18,317. 

DIRECTORS  AND  OFFICERS—  President,  Gottfried  Kruegcr;  Vice-Presl- 
ileiit.  John  Riwlel  ;  Seo'y  and  Trea«.,  Edward  H.  Rndel.—  V.  62,  p.  29. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  CITY  RAILWAY- 
OROANIZATION—  Chartered  In  1868.  In  May,  18H5,  control  of  this- 
hone  road  wa*  cold  to  the  Brunswick  Traction  Company.  It  is  pro- 
posed to  build  from  New  Brunswick  to  South  Aiuboy,  by  way  of  South, 
River  and  Snyreavllle.  about  14  mile*.  In  November,  1895,  road  from- 
New  Brunswick  to  Milltowu  was  opened.  Construction  will  continue 
t<>  Ilound  Brook.  Metuchcn  and  South  Aniboy.  The  road  in  New 
Itrunitwlck  1*  In  full  operation. 

STOCK  <t  BONDS—     Mile*.    Datt.    Interest.  Outslatul'g.       Maturity. 
"t'H-k  ......................................    $100,000      All  paid  In. 

l-t  iiinrtcage  ......................    6     A-O         25.OOO  1896 

Oth.  debt  Jan.  1.  '97  .......................       197,159    .............. 

EARNINGS—  For  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1896,  gross,  $23,745;  deficit 
under  operation  expense*.  $3,183.  In  1895,  on  7  mile*,  gross,  $16,334. 

ROAD  -Operate*  7  mile*  of  track. 

NEW  CASTLE,  PA. 

POPULATION  189O  WAX  11.6OO;  In  1880  was  8,418; 
AXU  in  187O  WAS  0,164. 

NEW  CASTLE  TRACTION-Atrolleyroad. 
ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  Jan.  12,  1897.    Successor,  It  Is  sup- 
poked,  to  New  Cattle  Electric  Street  By.  M>ld  In  1896. 

STOCK  <t  BONDS—  Hale.  Interest.  Outstanding.  Dividends. 
Stock,  *500,000  ....................  (t)  ............ 

ROAD-Own*  2-1  mile*  of  track  In  New  Castle.  Rail*,  45>«,  66-  Ib. 
girder. 

EARNINGS—  For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  for  old  company  gross- 
earning,  were  913.79O;  net.  $743:  In  1894-5.  grow,  $8,446. 

DIRECTORS  (Jan..  1897)-E.  L.  Allen,  Allegheny;  W.  L.  Mervln  ano> 
II.  W.  Mitchell  of  Plttaburg. 

NEW   HAVEN,  CONN. 

r  .1  i  I.ATIOM  1890  WAS  85,981;  IX  1880  WAS  62,882; 
AND  IX  1870  WAS  50.84O. 

FAIR  HAVEN  &  WESTVILLE  RAILROAD 
—A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  June  20,  1-00.    Stock  for  $200.000  wa* 

Kui-d  Jan.  2,  1895,  to  pay  for  putting  tu  trolley.  In  January,  1897, 
Iwued  $300,000  additional  stock  (making  total  outstanding  $900.000) 
for  purchase  of  the  New  Haven  A  Ccntcrvlllr,  whose  bonds  »  ere  as- 
turned.—  T.  64,  p.  134. 

STOCK—  I'ur.    Diei<len<ls.  Oiitstiiniling.      Last  dit>. 

Stuck  auth.  ($1,.  100,000).    $25  J-J  $UOO.OOO         See  text. 

Twelve  note*.  $10,000  ...............  120,1100        ............. 

'JGS'000      Sept.  1.  1933 


•  >uli—  In  year  ending  Sept.  30,  1896,  paid  two  dividends  of  4 
per  cent  each. 

ROAD—  Owned  Get  1,1890,  19-7  miles  of  track  and  »10  mile*  of  siding, 
Line  extends  from  Fair  Iluveu  via  Chapel  St.,  New  Haven,  to  Westvllle. 
with  brunches  to  steaiulwat  wharf,  out  East  Chapel  Street,  to  railroad 
station,  etc.  Rails  SO,  OO,  7O  ll>».  steel  T-  New  Haven  <fe  North  Haven 
Street  Railway  2-2  lullus  additional.  The  New  Haven  .V  Centrovllle 
11*1  mile*,  wan  acquired  In  January.  1897.  Total,  33-02  miles. 

EARNINGS—  The  following  earnings  are  for  the  Fair  H.  A  Westvllle 
road  only;  for  earnings  of  New  H.  Se  Ceiitervllle,  acquired  in  Janu- 
ary, 1897,  see  that  company.  For  years  ending  Oct.  1  earnings.,  eto., 
were: 


Tear  to  Oct.  I—    1  896.          1895. 
Gnw*  .........  $275,032    $241.7'-'H 


other 


5,391 


5,932 


1806. 
Net  earnings...  $75,730 


TaxeK 10,782 

Dividends 48.000 

Total  earns. $28 1,023    $247,858  |  Interest 6,750 


1895. 
$60,48O 

8,42» 
40,OOO> 

6.5CJO 


56 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


BALANCE  SHEET-Falrlisven  &  Westvllle.  Sept.  30, 1896: 


Attflt. 

Construction  Acot $587,291 

Equipment         "    135,513 

Caalioii  hand 8,701 

N.II.  &No.  IlnvenSt.  Ry.     21,133 


LiabUUiet. 

Stock $600,000 

Bills  payable 120.000 

Profit  and  loss 27.039 


$747,039  $747,639 

OFFlCERS-Presldent,  Henry  8.  Parinolee;  Vloe-Presldent,  Samuel 
Hemingway;  Treasurer,  Leverett  Candee.  Directors,  H.  8.  Parmolee, 
John  B.  Carringtou,  Samuel  Hemingway,  E.  Hayes  Trowbrldge,  Geo. 
D.  Wutrous,  James  8.  Hemingway,  Wilbur  F.  Day,  Samuel  E.  Merwiu, 
all  of  New  Haven.— V.  64,  p.  134. 


MANUFACTURER'S  STREET  RAILWAY.- 
ORQANIZATION—  Organized  In  May,  1890.  Owns  road  1%  miles  In 
length,  used  for  freight  purposes,  runnlug  from  a  freight  depot  to  a 
manufacturing  section,  part  of  the  way  on  private  land  and  part  on 
the  streets.  Power  Is  obtained  from  Fair  Haven  lino.  Company  owns 
one  electric  locomotive.  Capital  BtocU,  $20,000;  no  bonds,  President, 
George  8.  Bauman. 

NEW  ENGLAND  STREET  RAILWAY. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  In  February,  1893,  nnder  the  laws  of 
New  Jersey,  to  control  street  railways  iu  the  New  England  States.  In 
Nov.,  1894,  controlled  a  large  majority  of  the  stock  of  the  Winchester 
A.V.  RR.  Co.  of  New  Haven,  Conn.,  and  also  controlled  the  Plymouth 
&  Kingston  By.  Co.  of  Plymouth,  Mass.  See  V.  63,  p.  229. 

STOCK  —  Par.     Dividend.       Outstanding.       Last  Div. 


/-««.•*  mi  <v*l  000 
Cap.  stk  $5,000,000 

authorized  .......... 


. 

textQ.-J.      $1,081,925  Apl.  15/97,1% 
^  Ua^e  been.   jn  1895f  l^  p-  „.  fa 

1896,4%  p.  o.;  in!897,Jau.,l  P.O.;  Apl.,  1  p.o. 


LATEST  EARNINGS—  For  year  ending  Deo.  31,  1896,  gross  (of  Win 
Chester  Ave.  and  Plymouth  &  Kingston),  $277,928;  in  1895,  $262,417; 
In  1894,  $237,190. 

OFFICERS—  Vice-President,  A.  B.  Mitchell,  Boston,  Mass.;  Treasurer. 
Israel  A.  Kelsey,  West  Haven,  Conn.—  V.  63,  p.  229. 


NEW  HAVEN  STREET  RAIJLWAY-A  trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION— Has  perpetual  charter  from  State  of  Connecticut. 
It  has  absorbed  the  State  Street  Horse  KB.,  the  New  Haven  <fe  Morris 
Cove  Bailway,  the  Lake  Saltoustall  BB.  and  the  Edgewood  Street 
KB.  and  Edirewood  Avenue  Electric  oomoaules.  It  has  also  taken  a 
99-year  lease  of  the  Whitney  Avenue  Bailway  Co.  As  to  charter  see 
editorial  article  in  May,  1895,  SUPPLEMENT. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.  Last  dividend. 

Stock  ($1,250,000)  $100 See  text.  $1,000,000  July  18/96,2 13% 

1st  mort.,  gold  ($600,000)..  >  1893  5  g.  M -8  600,000  Sept.  1,  1913 

$5OO and $1,000 S  Int.  at  trustee,  Am.  L.  & Tr.  Co.,  Boston. 

1st  pureiro  M.$250,OOOg..e.  >  1894  5  J-D  250,000  June  1,  1914 

$1,OOO  not  subj.  to  call...  J  Int.  at  trustee,  Am.  L.  &  Tr.  Co.,  Boston. 
Whitney  Av  RK.  bonds,  gu 7,500  

Bond*— The  bonds  of  1894  are  limited  to  $250,000,  and  are  secured 
by  a  first  mortgage  lieu  on  the  street  railway  trackage  of  the  Edgewood 
Street  Bailroad  Co.,  and  as  a  second  mortgage  lien  on  all  the  mileage  and 
property  of  the  New  Haven  Street  Bailway  Company.  The  American 
Loan  &  Trust  Company  of  Boston  Is  trustee  of  both  mortgages. 

DIVIDENDS— In  fiscal  year  1894-5  paid  2>2  p.  o.;  In  1895-96,  213  p.  e. 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  Sept.  30  earnings  have  been  : 


1896.  1895. 

Gross  earns.. $2 19,490  $187,631 

Not  earnings.     89,696  75,100 

Int.  on  bonds     42,500  35,582 


1  •<!>(!.  1895. 

Taxes $9,325  $7,595 

Dividend 25,000  25,000 

Oper.  surplus..   12,871          6,923 


ROAD.— In  Oct.,  1896,  was  operating  281*  miles  of  track  In  the  city  of 
Hew  Haven  and  suburbs;  2  miles  were  to  be  built  in  fall  of  1896.  Of 
the  total  trackage  2>2  miles  (Whitney  Ave.  By.)  are  held  under  a 
ninety-nine  year  leasehold.  The  company's  lines  radiate  from  the 
business  centre  of  New  Haven  ("The  Green")  to  East  Bock  Park, 
Fort  Hale  Park,  the  old  Government  Light  house  and  the  Point,  and 
the  adjacent  bathiug  beach,  Lake  Whitney  and  Lake  Saltonstall,  the 
suburban  villages  of  Morris  Cove,  Whitneyville,  East  Haven,  Centre- 
ville  and  Westville. 

OFFICERS— President,   D.  Correy;    Vice-President,   C.  A.    Warren 
Secretary,  Treasurer  and  General  Manager,  G.  A.  W.  Dodge. 

DIRECTORS — T.  8.  Krutz,  Sew  York;  T.  M.  Waller,  New  London 
Conn.;  S  Harrison  Wagner,  David  Corey,  W.  J.  Atwater,  Eli  Whitney. 
Jr.,  G.  A.  W.  Dodge,  J.  J.  Lawton,  Charles  Warren. 


NEW  HAVEN  &  CENTREVILLE  STREET 
RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Acquired  in  January,  1897,  by  the  Fair  Haven  & 
Westville  RB.— which  see. 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  August  31 : 

Tear.  dross.  Net.  Interest,  Taxes.  Sal.,  sur 

1895-96 $58,138  $23,508  $18,250  $3,223  $2,035 

1894-95 44,201  20,833  13,782  2,250  4,801 


WEST  SHORE   RAILW A Y-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Commenced  operating  July  1,  1894.  In  January, 
1896,  road  was  leased  for  99  years  to  Winchester  Avenue  Bailroad, 
interest  and  dividends  at  5  per  cent  per  annum  being  guaranteed. 

STOCK  <fc  BONDS—    Miles.  Date.   Interest.  Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Stock,  $200,000  ($25) 5  $80,000f.p.    5%div.guar. 

1st  M.,  $30,000,  gold,  >    3-9    1894     5  J-J         30,000  July  1,  1914 

sulHect  to  call 5  Interest  at  Merchants'  Nat.  Bank,  New  Haven. 

ROAD— Owns  road  3-9  miles  in  length,  extending  from  Savin  Book  to 
Woodmou  t  in  the  towns  of  Orange  and  Mil  ford.  Also  has  trackage  over 
Winchester  Avenue  Line  to  centre  of  New  Haven.  Balls  T  60  Ibs. 
—V.  62,  p  86. 


1st  M.  gold  1892,o*  £  r 

Debentures,  gold  s.  f., 
$3,500  yearly 


WINCHESTER  AVENUE  RAILROAD-A 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— The  New  Haven  &.  West  Haven  RR.  Co.,  has  been 
absorbed  by  consolidation      Control  held   by   New   England  Street 
Bailway.     In    January,    1896,   leased  West  Shore   Bailway   for  99 
years,  guaranteeing  Interest  and  5  per  cent  dividends. 

STOCK  &  BONDS. —       Par.      Interest,     Outstanding.       Last  die.  etc. 

Stock,  $1, OOO.OOO $25         $600,000       Notreported. 

5  g.  M.  -  N.  500,000         Nov.  1.  1912 

Interest  at  1st  Nat.  Bank,  N.  Y.,  and  iu  Boston 

at  Safe  Deposit  &  Trust  Co. 
is: 1 1      6g.  M-S  $94,000          Mar.  1,  1909 

Subject  to  call  at  102  after  March  1, 1899. 

Interest  at  Boston  Safe  Deposit  &  Trust  Co. 

STOCK— In  May,  1897,  the  Legislature  authorized  an  increase  of 
capital  stock  from  $600,000  to  $1,OOO.OOO  and  extension  of  the  tracks. 

Bonds— The  bonds  are  joint  obligations  of  the  Winchester  Avenue 
BE.  Co.  and  the  New  Haven  &  West  Haven  and  cover  all  property 
owned  or  to  be  hereafter  acquired  under  the  charters. 

ROAD— In  October,  1896,  was  operating  about  18  miles  of  track,  of 
which  15  owned.  Its  lines  extend  to  Union  Depot,  Savin  Rock,  City 
Point,  Evergreen  Cemetery  out  Congress  Ave.  to  Boulevard;  also 
Crosstowu  line  to  Bead  Street.  Leases  West  Shore  Ry.— which  see. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  Sept.  30.  In  1895-96  gross, 
$251,314;  net,  $98,896 ;  taxes,  $8,720 ;  Interest,  $30,479 ;  dividends, 
$69,600;  deficit,  $9,903.  In  1894-95  gioss,  $232,246;  net,  $90,857. 

GENERAL  BALANCE  SHEET  SEPT.  30,   1896. 


Assets. 

Construction $609,221 

Equipment 227,304 

Stock  rights,  etc 329,961 

Accounts  receivable 3,999 

Cash 35,900 

Profit  and  loss 16,743 


Liabilities. 

Stock $600,000 

Bonds 594,000 

Bills  payable 13,496 

Accounts  payable 4,743 

Interest  accrued 10,889 


$1,223,128 
$1,223,128 

OFFICERS— Vice-President,  J.  Graham;    Secretary,  Treasurer  and 
Genera)  Manager,  I.  A.  Kelsey.— V.  62,  p.  86. 


NEW    LONDON,    CONN. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  13,757;  IN  1880  WAS  10,537; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  9,576. 

NEW  LONDON  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION — Incorporated  In  1886,  and  has  perpetual  franchise. 
STOOK  &  BONDS—       Miles.  Date.     Int.       Outstand'g.    Last  die., ete 

St!lOO($300'000aUUl:){ J-J  $247.500  Jan.  1/97  <3i«> 

lstM.,'$l"50,b'66',g6id~  7-18  1893  5gA-O  110,000  Oct.  1,  192? 

Interest  and  dividends  are  payable  at  American  Loan  &  Trust  Co., 
Boston.  Of  the  mortgage  for  $150,000  the  balance  unissued  is  reserved 
to  be  applied  under  laws  of  Connecticut  for  new  property,  as  needed, 
at  not  exceeding  75  per  cent  of  its  cost. 

Dividends  July,  1894,  2*3  p.  c.;  In  1895,  6  p.  o.;  In  1896,  7  p.  c.;  In 
1897,  Jan.,  S^p.c. 

ROAD— Owns  7-18  miles  of  road  (single track)  laid  with  48-lb.  T  rails. 

LATEST  EARNINGS — 1  months,  ?  1897 Gross,  $11,016;  net,  $1. 018 

Jan.  1  to  April  30.  51896 Gross,    10,629  ;  net,    1,14!) 

ANNUAL  REPORT — For  years  ending  Sept.  30  earnings  have  been: 

1896.        1895.     I  1896.  1895. 

Gross  earnings.. $52,661    $51,134  |  Dividends. ..7%$l'->, 800  6%$9,000 

Net  earnings 22,648      21,528  I  Bal.,  sur 3,598  4,878 

Interest  paid....      5,500         5,500    Tot  sur.Sept. 30.  27,052         23,454 
Taxes,  etc. 750        2,150 1 

OFFICERS— President  and  Secretary,  Walter  Learned,  New  London 
Treasurer,  Win.  A.  Tucker,  Boston,  Mass.;   Superintendent  and  Pur- 
chasing Agent,  L.  Bentley.    V.  61,  p.  611;  V.  62,  p.  684. 


NEW  ORLEANS,  LA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  242,039 ;  IN  1880  WAS-216,090 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  191,418. 

ALOIERS  GOULDSBORO  &  GRETNA 
RAILWAY— An  animal  road. 

ROAD— Said  to  operate  3-75  miles  of  track.  Capital  stock,  $25,000; 
bonds,  $25,000.  President,  Treasurer  and  Supt.,  A.  M.  Halliday. 


CANAL  &  CLAIBORNE  RAILROAD-A  trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  in  1888.  Franchise  (extended  in  1896) 
expires  in  1962.  Being  equipped  with  electricity. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.  Oulstand'g.  Last  div.,  etc. 

'  •—  See  text.  $240,000  f. p.  July,1895,2i3% 

1892  6  MN      150-000  1912 

Consol.  M.,  gold,  $800,- )    1896  6g.  M-N      650,000  May  1,  1946 

000  ($500  &  $1,000)  J  Interest  at  New  Orleans  office. 

The  consols  were  authorized  for  new  construction,  change  of  motive 
power,  etc.,  and  $150,000  are  reserved  to  retire  the  old  firsts  of  1912. 

Dieidends— Dividends  of  5  per  cent  per  annum  have  been  paid  since 
1892.  Interest  at  company's  offloe.  In  June,  1894,  paid  2>s  per  cent; 
Dec.,  2«a  per  cent;  1895,  July,  2ia  per  cent. 

ROAD— The  authorized  mileage  Is  60  miles,  of  which  14  miles  wei-e 
completed  and  4  miles  under  construction  in  February,  1897. 

OFFICERS— President,  Jos.  H.  DeGrange ;  Sec.  and  Treas.,  B.  J.  De- 
Grange.  Engineers,  Ford,  Baoon  &  Davis.  Directors— J.  W.  Castle, 
President  of  the  Hibernia  National  Bank;  Harris  Hyman,  of  Hyman, 
Killer  &  Co. ;  J.  K.  Newman,  son  of  Isidore  Newman ;  I.  S.  West,  L 
Fabacher,  Joseph  H.  De  Grange  and  C.  H.  C.  Brown. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


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NEW    ORLEANS    TRACTION-(LIMITED.t 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  In  Nov.,  1892,  to  control  street  railways 
In  Xew  Orleans.  Has  acquired  control  of  the  Crescent  City  RR. 
au<l  Xew  Orleans  City  A  Lake  RR.  operating  them  according  to  terms 
stated  In  report  for  each  below.  Road  has  been  In  process  of  re-bullil- 
Ing  for  operation  by  electricity. 

STOCK  db  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.    Authorized.  Maturity, ete. 

Common  stock $5.0OO.OOO          

Preferred  stock 2.5OO.OOO         

Collateral  trust  notes,  $1,-J  1894    6>t.M-X        1.5OO.OOO    May  1, 1901 

5OO.OOO,  gold j     Subject  to  call  after  5  yean. 

Power-bouse  mortgage....    1897      6  J-D  150,000  June  1,1917 

The  collateral  trust  notes  are  secured  by  deposit  of  11,171  shares 
(par  $100)  stock  of  the  N.  O.  City  A  Lake,  16,2 17  shares  (par  $IOO) 
of  the  Crescent  City  and  3,333  shares  of  the  La.  Elec.  Light  Co.  stock, 
and  also  $500,000  consolidated  bonds  of  the  latter  company;  5.OOO 
additional  shares  of  N.  O.  City  A  Lake  stock  are  to  be  deposited  later. 

On  Nov.  30, 1896,  the  company  reported  outstanding  loans  and  bills 
payable  of  $276,999  (having  been  reduced  during  1896  from  $1,853.- 
402  by  sale  of  Crescent  City  and  N.  O.  City  &  Lake  securities)  and  there 
w«-re  $234,00  >  Traction  collateral  trust  notes  In  the  treasury,  which 
nave  since  been  sold. 

LATEST  EARNINOS-S  mos..  >  1897. ...Gross, $317  685;  net,  $111,366 
Jon.  1  to  March  31.         j  1896.... Gross.    333.X5O;  net,    151,378 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  Nov.  3O.  Report  for  1895-96 
was  In  V.  64,  p.  177.  Karnlngi  of  all  companies  operated  and  con- 
trolled for  year  189  5-9«  were:  Gross.  $1,334,276;  net.  $555,468 ;  in- 
terest, sinking  fund,  taxes,  etc..  $428.973 ;  balance,  $126  495 ;  divi- 
dend (to  minority  stockholders),  $58,047;  surplus  to  N.  O.  Traction, 
$68,448.  In  1894-95,  gross,  $1,3.27,750;  net,  $575,598.  In  1893-94, 
(TOM,  $951.52*;  net,  $331.020. 

ROAD— In  February.  1897,  was  operating  115  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS— President,  R.  M.  Walmsley  (Jan.,  1897);  Secretary  and 
Treasurer,  A  II.  Ford,  New  Orleans.  Directors:  Albert  Baldwin, 
R.  M.  Walmsley,  Frank  T.  Howard,  C.  H.  Hyams  and  J.  C.  Denis  all  of 
New  Orleans ;  C.  D.  Wyman  and  O.  W.  Norton.- V.  A3.  p.  794 ;  T.  64.  p. 
177 

NEW  ORLEANS  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
CRKSi-EXT  CITY  RAILROAD. 

ORGANIZATION— Organised  In  1866.  In  1883  leased  to  New  Orleans 
Traction  for  SO  yean  at  8  per  cent  on  stoek,  all  Interest  charges,  etc. 

STOCK  A  BONO»—       Date,     Intrrrtl.        OulstOMfa.        La*t  dis..  ete. 

Capital  stoek  ($100) I  1»       $2,OOO.OOO  Jan.  10.  "97,3% 

1st  mortgage -  -  .    (i  M.  -  X.  5O.OOO  1897-99 

rv._l  If  r.r  a.1  nm    (1893    5  g.  J.-J.          3.0OO.OOO     July  1.  1943 

?°\  J  Inlrrest  payable  by  J  *W.  Srllgman  A  Co 
•  •••.  »  DO*«-«»"».o^0M4.|<>ta«forsf.onandaft.Julyl,'98.  at  110. 

Oonsol  if.  of  1993  Is  for  $5.OOO.OOO  (trustee  Fidelity  Trust  *  Safety 
Vault  Co.  of  Louisville) ;  bonds.  In  addition  to  those  now  outstanding, 
may  be  lasued  for  extension*  at  $30.00O  per  mile  of  completed  track. 
The  sinking  fund  Is  to  be  $30.0OO  yearly  on  and  after  July  1. 1898.  the 
bonds  being  subject  to  eall  at  110. 

ROAD-— Operates  5O  mile*  of  trolley  road  In  New  Orleans. 

Earnings  are  Included  In  New  Orleans  Traction  statement  above. 

NEW  ORLEANS   TRACTION    SYSTEM-NEW 

k  LAKE  RAILROAD. 

OftOANlZATlOM-OrcanUed  on  May  17.  1883,  and   In  1893  leased  to 
New  Orleans  Traction  at  8  per  cent  on  stock. 
STOCK  &  BONOS—        Dale.    Inttrett.        O*Utand"g.        Lait  alt.,  tit. 

r^n,  j 8J-J10       $2,000.000  Jan.  10.  '97, 4% 

Capital  stock  (f       )...{     pmtdatomeo,620&anal8t..NewOrleaB». 
New  Orleans  City  RR.    1879    6  J  390.BOO     Dec.  1. 19O3 

^^••ans  City  A  Lakfi.  )  131)3    5  g  J.-J.          2.&89,5OO     Jan  1.  1943 
1  st  M.  for  $9.000,000  >  *«*.  to  tall  for  a,  f.  en  and  aft.  July  1 .  '99.  at  1 1 0. 
$BOOs>e..o*....  )/•«»•«*  payable  by  J.*W.Bellgm«n  A  C...N  V. 
•ostee,  Columbia  Finance  *  Trast  Co.,  Louisville, 


Ky.,)  I«  for  $$0,000,000,  of  which  sufflelent  Is  reserved  to  retire  the  1  it 
8s  of  1879.  and  balance  -nrTTrl  may  be  sold  for  extensions  at  $30.0OO 
per  mile  of  completed  road.  Slaking  fund  after  July  1, 1898,  Is  to  be 
$•0,000  yearly.  Ike  bomto  beta*  nbtMt  to  eall  at  1 1O. 

RoAO--Ops«ata«  M  mllas  of  aieetrto  and  •  miles  of  steam  road. 

Earnings  an  Included  In  New  Orleans  Traction  rtiUmssU  above. 

NEW    ORLEANS   4   CARROLLTON    RAIL 
ROAD— A  trolley  road. 

STOCK  &  BONO*—  Dale.  Interest.  OtitstaniTa.  l.iui  dir.,ett. 
Capital  sfocVflOO t«it<J-J  $1,200.000  Apl.20.-97.mjH 

1st  mortgage I"--'      8F-A          25O.OOO  v  !." 

1  n  t-re.t  at  Illbernla  Nat.  Bank.  N.  O.  J  |  jj 

«d  mortgage,  gold 1893  6F-A  350.00O  }  19O6 

Interest  at  Illbernla  Nat.  Bank.  N.O. }  1907 

OfoMsnsto In  18f4  and  1899  were  at  rate  of  8  percent  per  annum . 
!•  1998, 6  p.  e.;  ta  1897,  January.  1%  p.  c.;  April.  14  p.  c.;  paid  at 
company's  om>o. 

ROAD— Operate*  104  miles  of  track  on  8 "4  miles  of  street. 

EARNino*-For  fiscal  year  ending  Dee.  31.  1898.  gross,  $431 ,414; 
Mt.  $160.5 18;  Interest  charges.  $17.602 ;  dividends,  $72.00O;  bat, 
surplus  for  year.  $49.914.  la  18*5.  gross,  $441,900.  against  gross, 
$.vi-..n::i  te  l--.t 

OFFICERS— President.  Jos.  Lean;  See.  and  Treas..  Walter  V.  Crouch. 


ORLEANS 


R  A I LRO  A  D-A  trolley  road. 
malm  «il  July  1.  1887.    In  November,  1895,  the 


work  of  equipping  with  trolley  was  completed. 
STOCK  4.  BOND*—  Dolt,  lateral.  Oaltlnnfg.    lM*t  tlir.  tit. 

BtockT$Mo,ooo,  par  $50 $l85.OOrf  JimOil.14% 

6    M-N        l«.ooo    Apr.  :to.  H»12 

}  $1.000  subject  to  eall  May  1  yearly  at  par. 

$300.000,  gold. 1895    6     J-J       3OO.OOO  1912 

It  Is  said  a  new  mortgage  for  $100,000  Is  to  be  Issued  for  floating 
d>bt»n.|  lnipr..-.»rnrt.t. 

MrM«iMl«-Jane.  1894. 1  Sj  per  cent ;  December.  1891.  none. 
ROAO-OparatM  9<a  miles  of  road  on  9Sj  miles  of  street. 
OtriCtn*- (May.  V7,)-Presld«nt,   A.    Brlttln;    Vice-Presldent.    K. 
Perrln;  Secretary,  t.  Congot. 


ST.   CHARLES  STREET— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  in  1866.  Franchise  said  toexpire  in  1906. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—          Date.         Interest.     OulslatuFg.    Last  tUv., etc 

Capital  Htock.  $50 teit,  O  -  J    $1,000.000  Apl.14,'97, 11* 

IstM.  $15,000  pd.y'ly     1881  6  J-D  75,000  Junel'97-1 901 

Interest  paid  by  National  Bank  of  Commerce,  N.  Y.  City. 

Stock  Increased  from  $800,000  to  $1,000,000  In  February,  1895. 

Dividend*  In  April,  1894,  l*<t  per  cent;  July,  2  P.O.;  Oct.,  2  P.O.;  In 
1895,  Jan.,  2  p.c.;  In  1896,  April,  lia  p.  c.;  July,  l>n  p.  c.;  Oct.,  Ha  p.o. 
in  1897,  Jan.,  Ha  p.  c.;  April,  1  '-j  p.  o. 

ROAD— Said  to  operate  12  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS— President  and  Superintendent,  Alden  MoLellan;    Sec  re 
tary  and  Treasurer,  Nicholas  Riviere. 


NEW  YORK  CITY,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  1,515,501 ;  IN  1880  WAS  1,206,299 ; 
AND  IX  1870  WAS  942.292. 

CENTRAL  CROSSTOWN  RAILROAD-A horse 
road. 

ORGANIZATION-  Chartered  March  28,  1873.  May  28,  1890,  leased 
the  Christopher  A  Tenth  St.  RR.  at  8  p.  c.  on  stock  and  Interest  on  debt. 

In  May,  1897,  control  was  obtained,  it  was  stated,  in  the  Interest  of 
the  Metropolitan  St.  Ry.  The  Crosstown  formerly  had  transfer  ar- 
rangements with  the  Third  Arenne  RR.— V.  64,  p.  1001. 

STOCK  &  BONDS. —  r<tr-     Intent!.  OuttlantTg.  Laitdiv..<te. 

Stock  ($600,000, 100    7    O.  -  J.    $600,000      Bee  text. 

Istmortgage 1,000    6   M.  -  N.      250,000   NOT.,  1922 

Dividend*.— In  fiscal  year  1893-4  paid  7  p.  o.;  In  1894-5,  7  p.  c.;  In 
1895-6,  84  P.  o. 


Operated  under  lease.  Miles* 
Christopher*  lot  list.  RR  .....  3*i 
Second  track  ...................  3\ 


Total  track 


ROAD— Owned  in  fee.  Vile*. 

23d  St.  and  E*st  River  to  Ho- 

boken  Ferry 2 

Second  track 2 

Sidings "4 

LATEST  EARNINOS— 9  mos.,  1  1896-7..Gross,  $421,935 ;  net,  $115,295 
'     July  1  to  March  31.          J  1895-C.. Gross,    411,066;  net,    112,821 
Surplus  over  charges,  $41,192  In  1896-7  ;  $39,339  In  1895-6. 
ANNUAL  REPORT— For  years  ending  June  30: 

Tr.  to  June  SO.       1898.         1895.  1896.      1895. 

Gross  earnlng*.$559,998  $538,685    Taxes  and  rentals  $88,366  $89,164 

Net  ..T7.   161,261    103,823    Interest 15,000    15,000 

Other  Income...       5.O32        4,540    Bal.  for  dlv's. 62,927    64.199 

I  Dividends 51,000    42,000 

OFFICERS— Geo.  8.  Hart,  President;  M.  J.  Masson,  Secretary.  Office 
170  Christopher  St.,  N.  Y.  City.  V.  63,  p.  268,879;  V.  64,  p.  286,  931' 
1001. 

CENTRAL  CROSSTOWN  SYSTEM-CHRISTO- 
1'IIER  A  TENTH  STREETS  RAILROAD— A  horse  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  April  25, 1873.  Leased  to  Central  Crow 
town  May  1, 1890,  at  8  per  cent  on  stock  and  interest  on  bonds. 

STOCK  oV  BONDS—         Par.         Interest.        Outsland'g.    Latl  dir.,<fe 

St«ck..  .     100       8      Q. -J.       $650,000    Apr.. '97,2%. 

1-t  inort.  3«.  6s,  7s 1,000    5,eto..A.-O.         180.OOO       Oct.,    1898 

RealestateM M.-N.  30,000        

Christopher  St.  Ferry  to  10th         Second  track 3\ 

St.  Fejirr. East  River 2>4    Total  owned 7»» 

Cnrls.8tFn-.tol4thSt.&4thav.l>«  ! 


Lot!  in  r..  ,(r 
Feb.l,'97,lia%. 
Dee.      1,  1932 
Feb..          1914 
Stile*. 

Hidings 4-2 

Total  owned 20-3 


DRY     DOCK     EAST     BROADWAY 
BATTERY    RAILROAD-A  horse  road. 

OROANIZATION-CUartered  Deo.  8.  1863. 

STOCK  &  BONOS—  l'«r.  Interett.  Oulttand"o. 

BtoekTV;. 100  «  Q.-F.  $1.200.000 

New  mort..  gold.  189«. .  1.000  5  g.  J.  -  D.  930,000 
Ort.ofdeMnotmiti.toe.  100  5  F.  -  A.  1,100,000 

ROAD—(60-lb.  rails).  Mile*. 

Main  fine 10-4 

Second  track. 5-7 

DIVIDENDS— Since  1891,  for  fiscal  year  ending  June  30:  1801-92, 
5  per  cent;  1892-93,  6  per  cent;  1893-94,  2"a  per  cent;  1894-95,  4^ 
per  cent ;  1895.  August.  1  "a  p.  o. ;  Nov.,  1  >a  p.  c. ;  In  1896,  6  p.  o. ;  la 
1897,  Feb.,  14  p.  c.;  In  May  none.— See  V.  64,  p.  843. 

LATEST  EARNINGS—  For  6  months  ending  Deo.  31 : 

$JSM  Orof*.  ffet.        Other  inc.    Inl.ittaies.  Bal.,  surp. 

;— «i  ...$357,456         $99,599         $.1,306       $68^07       $36^98 

1895.. "."...  ^83,669  98^44         ^,254          66,928          37.37O 

ANNUAL  REPORT-Flsoal  year  ends  June  30.  Results  for  1895-6, 
with  balance  sheet,  were  given  In  V.  63,  p.  401,  as  follows : 

Tr.end.J'neSO.  1896.        1895.      I  1896.  1895. 

OroMearnlngs.$743.474  $719.765    Taxes,  etc....  $33,634       $37.039 

N.I       ..         ....   184,758    187..V24  I  Interest 99,875         99.054 

Other  Income...     12,506      1O.264  I  Dividends....  (6)72,000  (4>s)54,OOO- 

Net  Income...  $197,324  $197,788  I  Bal.  for  year.. df.8,185     su.$7,695 
OFFICERS  (elected  April,  1897,) -President,  Guitar  E.  Klwell,  N.  Y.; 
Secretary,  E.  T.  Landon:  Treasurer,  John  Byrnes.  Office,  605  Grand  St. 
INDEX -V.  62,  p.  232.988;  V.  63,  p.  4O1;  V.  64,  p.  843. 

FULTON,  WALL  &  CORTLANDT  ST.  FER- 
RIES RR.- 

Projected  from  Fulton  and  from  Wall  8t .  ferries,  East  River,  to 
cortlandt  and  to  Liberty  St.  ferries.  North  River,  2-7  miles.  Stock, 
$70O,OOO.  First  mortgage  $5OO,OOO  5  p.  o.  bonds  duo  Jan.  1, 1 917. 
Trustee  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  Franchises  for  above  Hues  are  to  be- 
sold  In  foreclosure. -See  V.  64,  p.  952. 


MANHATTAN  (ELEVATED)  RAILWAY-Bs* 

I.1VKBTUBB1  BCPPLKMEST. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


METROPOLITAN  TRACTION- 

ORGANIZATION — Organized  under  laws  of  New  York  to  construct  an^ 
control  railways  in  New  York  City.  Its  system,  which  covers  the 
Broadway  Cable  line,  traverses  all  parts  of  tbe  city  and  embraced  In 
May,  1897,  100  miles  of  lines,  operated  as  follows:  By  cable 
(single  track),  25-34  miles;  by  underground  electricity,  666  miles 
and  by  horses,  158  miles.  Ot  this  mileage,  49-83  miles.  Including 
tbe  Broadway  Railway  and  Its  extensions,  are.  owned  in  fee  by  the 
Metropolitan  Street  Railway  Co.  (whose  stock  Is  all  owned  by  the 
Traction  Company)  24-12  miles  are  held  under  lease,  with  the  addi- 
tional security  of  two-thirds  of  the  stock  of  the  subordinate  companies 
being  owin-d  by  the  Traction  Company,  and  91-60  miles  are  held 
under  long  leases.  In  no  instance  less  than  99  years.  V.  62,  p.  278. 

LIQUIDATION  OF  COMPANY— The  directors  on  Nov.  17,  1896,  voted 
to  wind  up  the  company's  affairs,  to  give  tbe  stock  of  the 
Metropolitan  Street  Ry.  [$30,OOO,OOO],  which  It  holds  In  Its  treas- 
ury In  exchange,  share  for  share,  for  its  own  outstanding  stock,  but 
to  May  25, 1897,  no  final  action  had  been  taken. 

STOCK—  Par.       Dividends.     Outstanding.      LastDivid'd. 

Btock  ($30,OOO,OOO).    $1OO    Text    Q.—J.  $28,366,600  Apr.l5,'97,l14% 

DIVIDENDS—       J     1891.    1892.    1893.    1894.    1895.    1896.    1897. 
Per  cent.         <        4  3        None        555       Below. 

In  1897,  Jan.,  l '  i  p-  c.;  April,  1  '4  p.  i;. 

OFFICERS— President.  H.  H.  Vreeland;  Vice-President,  P.  A.  B. 
Widener ;  Secretary,  C.  E.  Warren  -,  Treasurer,  A.  H.  Paget.  Direct- 
ors-H.  H.  Vreeland,  P.  A .  B.  Widener,  A.  H.  Paget,  R.  S.  Hayes,  W. 
L.  Elklns,  Thomas  F.  Ryan  and  Thomas  Dolan.  General  office,  621 
Broadway.  INDEX— V.  64,  p.  235.  330,  517,  843, 1001. 

METROPOLITAN     TRACTION     SYSTEM- 
METROPOLITAN  STREET  RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION — Chartered  in  1893,  and  became  the  operating  com- 
pany of  the  Metropolitan  Traction  System,  it  having  absorbed  or  taken 
«ver  the  lea«es  of  all  tbe  other  roads  completed  and  in  operation.    In 
Nov.,  1893,  absorbed  the  Houston  West  St.  &  Pavonia  Ferry,  Broadway 
Surface  and  South  Ferry  roads.     In   May,  1894,  consolidated   with 
Metropolitan  Crosstown  and  Lexington  Avenue  A  Pavonia  Ferry  com 
panics,  and  in  November,  1895,  with  the  Columbus  A  Ninth  Avenue. 
Leased   the   Eighth  Avenue    Railroad  for  99   years  from  Jan.  1, 

1896,  at  rental  of  $215,000  per  annum,  payable  quarterly,  the  lessee 
guaranteeing  to  speed  $1,000,000  within  two  years  for  improvements, 
change  of  motive  power,  etc.;  betterments  to  revert  to  lessor  at  expira- 
tion of  lease;  lessee  pays  taxes.— V.  62,  p.  40.    Leased  the  City  Line 
of  the  N.  Y.  A  Harlem  RR.  Co.  for  900  years  from  July  1, 1896,  at  a 
rental  of  $350,000  for  first  five  years  and  $400,000  thereafter.    The 
34th  Street  line  was  opened  Jan.  10, 1895.    It  Is  proposed  to  lease  the 
Second  Avene  line— see  V.  64,  p.  235. 

It  Is  proposed  to  Introduce  the  underground  electric  system  on  the 
Fourth,  Sixth  and  Eighth  Avenue  lines.— See  V.  63,  p.  1063 ;  V.  64,  p. 
330.  Company's  possession  of  Eighth  Avenue  line  was  confirmed  in 
May,  1897  (V.  64,  p.  1001). 

Control  of  the  Central  Crosstown,  it  is  said,  was  acquired  in  May, 

1897,  in  interest  of  Metropolitan  St.  Ry.— see  V.  64,  p.  1001. 

STOCK   &  BONOS—  Par.       Interest.    Outstanding.     Maturity. 

Btock.  anth.  $30,000,000..    100      .„ $30,000000 

f  Jnly,  1934 
{July,  1905 
C  Apr.1,1919 

Metroiiol    Prosst  IstM  51:000      5  A.  -  O.  600,000    Apr.,  1920 

' M-  i  Int.  at  N.  Y.  Security  A  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  City. 

2d  mortgage 1,000          May.  300,000    May,   1901 

Lex.  A v.&  P.  Ferry  1st  M.,  J  l,OOO,Ao.  5g  M-S      5,000,000     Sep.1,1993 

1893,  guar.  pAi c'ArJ  Interest  at  Nat.  Union  Bank,  New  York. 

Houst. West  StAP.F'y  IstM.,  ex.    5      J.-J.  5OO.OOO          1904 

Columbus  A  9th  Ave.  5  l.OOO.&c.     5  g.  M-8          3,000,000  Sep.  1,  1993 
]«t  inort.,  gold,  cAr.  I  Trustee  is  Guaranty  Trust  Co.,  N  Y  City 
34th  St.  Crosstown  IstM.,  J  1,000    5  A-O  1,000,000  Apr  1  1996 

guar.  p.  A  i.,  dated  1896  <  Trustee,  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y. 
2*th  A  29th  St.  Crosstown  >  ,  QQR    .   .    ,-,  ,  .f.,.  „-„   . 

1st  M.,  guar.  p.  &  1 \  189  1,500,000  Apr.  1,  1996 

Slack.— In  July,  1896,  the  authorized  capital  stock  was  increased 
from  $16,500,000  to  $30,000,000.  V.  63,  p.  76. 

Bonds— Of  the  Broadway  Surface  first  mortgage  bonds,  $1,125,000 
together  with  interest  on  all  the  $1,000,000  second  mortgage  bonds, 
and  also  under  lease  the  payment  of  the  South  Ferry  $350,000  bonds 
were  assumed  by  the  Broadway  <t  Seventh  Avenue  RR.  Co.  The  re- 
maining $225,000  Broadway  Surface  1st  5s  were  assumed  by  the  23d 
Street  Ry.  Co.  The  Lexington  Avenue  <t  Pavonia  Ferry  js  and  Colum- 
bus <t  Ninth  Avenue  js  were  fully  described  in  the  CHRONICLE,  V.  60,  p. 
1146.  Both  loans  were  guaranteed  and  on  legal  merger  of  the  com- 
panies were  assumed  by  the  Metropolitan  Street  Railway  Co. 

Guaranty— The  company  guarantees  the  consol.  5s  of  the  Broadway 
and  Seventh  Avenue. 

ROAD—  Lines  owned.  Miles. 
Gr.  <7nt.  St.  toChamb's  St.  F'y  .3-36 
Gr.  St.  F'y  to  Chamb'rs  St.  F'y. 2-07 


Broadway  Surf  ace  1st  M..  1,000 

2d  mortgage 1 ,000 

South  Ferry  RR.  1st  M. . .  .1,000 


5J.   - 
5  J 
5  A. 


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.  -  J.  > 

L.    -     O.i 


See  text. 


. 

.  F'y. 

Vescy  A  Church  St.  to  So.  Fer.0-61 
B'Wiiy,15th  St.  to  Bowl'gGr'n.2-51 
Gr.  St.  Fer.  to  14th  St.  Fer.N.  R.3-28 

Lexington  Avenue  Hue 6-19 

Columbus  A  Ninth  Avenue.      3-26 

Lenox  Avenue 1-81 

Branches  1-95 

Second  track 24-79 


Lines  Leased,  <tc.  Miles 

Broadway  &7th  Av 1116-44 

23<1  St.  and  leased  line 1117-84 

Ninth  Avenue 1T15-26 

Central  Park  N.  &  E.  River.  H25-59 
•12d  St.  &  Grand  St.  Ferry  .If  8-66 

Sixth  Avenue if  s-14 

34thStreet jr    1-74 

Eichth  Avenue u  20-OO 

Fulton  Street if    2-00 

N.  Y.  A  H.  RR.  City  Line...    19-32 
28th  A  29th  St.  Crosstown.  If   4-85 


Total  leased 139-84 


Total  track  owned 49  83        „  „„„  „.,,,,  mulvnuy. 

NoTB.-The  Broadway  Surface  line  (15th  8t  to  Bowling  Green,  2-51 
miles)  has  been  consolidated  Into  the  Metropolitan  Street  Ry.,  but  the 
conduit  and  cable  therein  Is  the  property  of  the  Broadway  A  7th  Av. 
BR.  Co.,  which  In  consideration  of  right  to  use  the  tracks  of  the  Broad- 
way Surface  assumed  certain  of  its  bonds  as  above  stated. 

LATEST  EARNINGS -Earnings  include  all  the  lines  operated  by  the 
Traction  Co.;  for  9  months  ending  March  31  they  were  : 


9  month*—     Gross.     '  Ket.  Olh.  inc.   Jut., lazes, rtc.  JSal.,surp. 

18Ut>-7  ...$6,.->02,3-.>S  $2,951,644  $3*2,1<!2  $i,3ti2,871  $970,935 
1895-6....  5,250,117  2,422,771  117,853  1,763,801  806,823 
ANNUAL  REPORT— Full  statement  of  Metropolitan  Traction  Co.  to 
Dec.  31,  1895,  was  In  V.  62,  p.  278.  Results  for  year  ending  Juno  30; 
1896,  with  balance  sheet,  were  given  In  V.  63,  p.  557: 

1895-96.       1894-95.  1895-96.       1894-95. 


Gross  earns.. 7,298.202  5,484.323 
Neteariiings.3,286,331  2,301,1 13 
Oth.  Income.  665,218  287,!>3ij 


Taxes  paid...  417,930  320,850 
Intonb'ds..  320.OOO  70,000 
Rentals  .......1,746,771  1,620,039 

Dividends 1,252,500       405,000 

Balance sur.214.348  sr.  167, 160 


Total  inc. ..3,951,549    2,589,049 

OFFICERS -President.  H.  H.  Vreeland;  Vice-President  and  General 
Manger,  H.  M.  Littell;  Secretary,  C.  E.  Warren;  Treasurer,  H.  8. 
Seattle;  Purchasing  Agent,  A.  C.  Tully.  Office,  621  Broadway,  N.  Y. 

INDEX— V.  63,  p.  76, 116,  557,922;  V.  64,  p.  135, 330,  888,  953, 1001. 

METROPOLITAN  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
BLEECKER  STREET  A  FULTON  FERRY  RAILROAD— A  horse  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Dec.  12. 1864, 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Par.  Interest.  Outstanding.  Walurily,  etc. 

Stock 100  Ha  J.-J.  $9OO,OOO  Jan. ,'97, 3j% 

1st  mortgage l.OOO  7  J.-J.  700,000  Jan.  1,  190« 


Miles 

ROAD.— Road  extends  from 
23dSt.,  N.  R.,  to  Fulton  Ferry.     4>« 
"      to  Union  Squ're.     1% 
Second  track 6"4 

Totalline 12>« 


LEASE.— Leased  to  23d  st.  Ry. 
Co.  Jan.  1O,  1876  for  99  years; 
lease  assigned  to  Met.  St.  Ry. 

RENTAL.—  7  per  cent  on  $700,000 
bonds  and  1^  per  cent  per  annum 
on  stock. 

EARNINGS.— Not  reported  sepa- 
rately. 

METROPOLITAN  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
BROADWAY  A  SEVENTH  AVENUE-A  horse  and  cable  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  May  26, 1864.  In  June,  1885,  acquired 
by  agreement  the  right  to  use  Jointly  the  tracks  of  the  Broadway  Sur- 
face RR.  Co.  (now  Metropolitan  St.  Ry.  Co.)  on  Broadway  between 
15th  Street  and  the  Battery.  Cable  was  started  on  Broadway  between 
59th  Street  and  the  Battery  in  1893;  remainder  of  road  horsepower. 
The  Metropolitan  Traction  Co.  owns  a  majority  of  the  capital  stock, 
and  road  is  leased  to  the  Metropolitan  Street  Ry.  Co..  as  below  stated. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—          Par.      Interest.       OuMandig.  Last  div..  <tc. 

Stock 100    10    Q.— J.      $2,100,000  Apr..'97,2i2% 

5  J.   -  D.        " 

5J.  -  J. 
5J.  -  J. 
5J.  -  J. 
5  A.  -  O. 
5  g.  J.-D. 

'93  for  $12,500,000..  $ Interest  at  Guaranty  Trust 'Co.' of  "New  York. 

Ot  the  contol.  mart,  of  1893,  for  $12,500,000,  $4,850,000  is  reserved 
to  retire  at  maturity  the  other  bonds  in  the  table.  The  outstanding 
consols  paid  for  laying  the  Broadway  cable.  The  consols  are  guaran- 
teed, principal  and  interest,  under  the  terms  of  the  mortgage  by  the 
Metropolitan  Street  Railway  Co.,  which  now  owns  the  Broadway  line 
south  of  15th  Street.  They  cover  the  road  owned  in  fee,  also  the  right 
to  use  the  tracks  on  Broadway  from  15th  Street  to  the  Battery ;  they 
are  also  a  direct  lien  on  the  entire  cable  and  Its  accessories.  Trustee, 
Guaranty  Trust  Co.  of  N.  Y. 

The  Broadway  A  7th  Avenue  assumed  the  Broadway  Surface 
1st  mortgage  bonds  for  $1,125,000  and  payment  of  interest  on  the  sec- 
ond mortgage  bonds  for  $1,000,000,  in  part  consideration  for  use  of 
tracks  between  15th  Street  and  the  ferry.  Under  lease  of  South  Ferry 
road  It  also  assumed  that  company's  bonds  for  $350,000. 

LEASE— Leased  June  13,   1890.  I     RENTAL  interest  on  bonds  and 
for  unexpired  term  of  charter  and  |  10  per  cent  on  $2,100,C  00  stock. 
for  any  extensions  of  the  same  to  i 
Houston  West  St.  A  Pavouia  Ferry,  | 
now  Metropolitan  St.  Ry.  Co.  | 


1st  Mortgage 1,OOO 

2d  Mortgage 1,000 

B'way  Surface  1st  guar.. 1,000 
do    2d  M.  Int.  as  rent.. 1,000 

So.  Ferry  1st  guar 1,000 

By.&  7th  Av.  Con.  M.of  >  1,000 


1,500,000  June,  1904 

500,000  July,  1914 

1,125,000  July,      1924 

1,000,000  July,  1905 

350,000  Apr.  1, 1919 

7,650,000  Dec.   1,  1943 


R  O  A  D—  OIF  tu  in  fee.  Miles. 

59th  St.  A  7th  Av.  to  Barclay 

St.  and  Broadway 4-22 

51st  St.  and  7th  Ave.  to  Park 

Plane  and  Broadway 4-00 

Second  track 8-22 


Operates  under  contract.      Milei. 

15th  St.  down  B'way  to  Bowl- 
ing Green  (B'dway  Surface)  2-51 

Vesey  and  Church  St. to  South 
Ferrv 0-61 

Second  track 3-12 


Total  track  operated 22-68 

INDEX— V.  58,  p.  733.    Office  761  Seventh  Ave. 

METROPOLITAN  TRACTION  SYSTEM  - 
CENTRAL  PARK  NORTH  A  EAST  RIVER  RAILROAD. -A  horse 
railroad. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  July  19.  i860.  LEASE— Leased  to  Metro, 
politan  Ry.  Co.  Oct.  14, 1892,  for  length  of  charter  and  renewals  thereof 
at  8  per  cent  ou  stock  till  October  1,  1897,  thereafter  9  per  cent  (V. 
55,  p.  894). 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Par.  Interest.  Outstanding.  Last  Die.,  etc. 

Stock.  (See  reutalbelo  w.) . .  100  text  Q.—J.  1.800,000  Apr.,'97,2% 
Istmortgage 1,000  7  J.— D.  1,200,000  Dec..  1902 

Coupons  payable  at  Bank  of  New  Amsterdam,  New  York  City. 


Lines  Leased.  Miles. 

Various  portions  of  road 3  •« 

Second  track S's 


ROAD —    Lines  Owned.         Miles. 
54th  St.  A  10th  Ave.  East 
and  West  to  South  Ferry..       9ij 

Seeondtrack 913 

Weight  of  rail  per  yard 60  Ibs.          Total  operated 26 

METROPOLITAN  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
COLUMBUS  A  NINTH  AVENUE  RAILROAD-A  ca')le  road. 

ORGANIZATION— In  November,  1895,  road  was  consolidated  with 
Metropolitan  Street  Railway— which  see. 

ROAD— Cable  track  between  53d  and  110th  Streets. 

METROPOLITAN  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
EIGHTH  AVENUE  RAILROAD-A  horse  road. 

ORGANIZATION  -Chartered  Jan.  10, 1855.  Road  is  leased  to  Metro. 
politan  Street  Ry.  for  99  years  from  Jan.  1, 1896,  at  rental  of  $215,000 
per  annum,  which  provides  for  interest  on  the  scrip,  15  per  cent  divi- 
dends on  stock  and  $5,000  additional.  V.  62,  p.  40.  Change  of  motive 
power  to  underground  electric  traction  system  is  under  way.  V.  64,  p. 
953. 


STOCK  &  BONDS.—    Par.         Interest. 

Stock 100  Quar. 

Scrip 100       6  F.  A  A. 


tj      List  dir-.tfc. 
$1 ,000,000       See  text. 
1,000,000       Feb.,  1914 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


59 


ROAD— OM  8/A  4M.  Mile*.  I  Second  track 10 

Ve«ey  at.  to  Harlem  Hirer 1O  |  Weight  of  rail.  60  Ibs. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Report  tor  the  yean  ending  June  30: 

1895.  1894.    I  1895  1894. 

Dross  earn'gs.*744.>it;i    9768.754  I  Interest. $60,000     $6O,OOO 

Op.  expenaes..  571.811      554,565  I  Taxes 34.761        35,781 

Net  earning.    173.O5O      214,193    Dlvid'a..(12%)  1'20,OOO(13)130.OOO 
Other  income..     14,738        12,978  |  Balance,  «ur..df. 26,973          1,390 

INDEX— V.  59,  p.  780;  V.  61,  p.  364,  871,  925,  967;  V.  62,  p.  40. 

METROPOLITAN  TRACTION  SYSTEM  - 
FORTY  SKO.)XI)  STREET  A  CiRAND  STREET  FERRY— A  horse 
railroad. 

ORGANIZATION — Chartered  February  16, 1863. 

STOCK  &  BONDS — Par.  Tnterest.  Outstanding.  Last  die.,  its. 

Stock 1OO  18  Q.— F.  $74!».OOO  May,*97, 4i«% 

1st  M.  extended 1,000  6  A.-O.  236.OOO  Jan.  1,1909 


LEASE.— Lea»ed  to  Metropolitan 
Street  Railway  Co.  from  May  13, 
1893,  furr  uratiou  of  charter  an<l 
renewal*  thereof  at  18  per  cent  on 
eux-lt.  payable  in  lawful  money. 


ROAD — Company  owns  Milts. 
1-MSt  .Nnrth  River  to  Grand 

St.  Ferrv.  K-.ist  River 4-33 

Second  track 4-33 

Total  owned....  ..  8-66 

Weight  of  rails 60  Ibs. 

METROPOLITAN  TRACTION  SYSTEM - 
rULTO.V  STREET  KA1 1.KOAD— A  home  road. 

ORGANIZATION. -Chartered  Oct.  29, 1895,  to  succeed  to  the  property 
of  the  North  A  East  Rlrer  KR..  sold  In  foreclosure  Oct.  1O.  The  stock  to 
all  owned  by  the  Metropolitan  Traction  Co. 

STOCK  A  BONOS—  DaU.  Interest.  Outstanding.  Maturity. 
Stock.  *50O.OOO...  $5OO,OOO 

-1.000). guar.  (     1895      4«.  M  X  5OO.OOO     Nov.  1.1995 

p.  and  i.  Met.  St.Ky.c- 1  Tnutee,  Guaranty  Trust  Co.  of  New  York. 

The  first  mortcam  Is  for  $500,000,  and  bonds  are  endorsed  with  a 
cnarantee  of  principal  and  interest  by  the  Metropolitan  Street  Ry. 

ROAD— The  road  oon»traeted  conateto  of  2  mile*  of  track  extending 
from  Fulton  Ferry  along  Fulton  Street  to  West  Street  to  Cortlaudl 
8irv>  t  Ferry  and  to  Barclay  Street  Kerry.  INDEX.— V.  G'J.  p.  '.'TT. 

METROPOLITAN  TRACTION  SYSTEM-NEW 
YDHK  it  HARLEM  KR.— A  hone  railroad. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  April  23,  1831.  Owns  also  a  steam  road 
lease.!  :tr»l  (nee  RRr.),  Its  securities,  which  cover  the  hone 

toads  as  well  as  the  ateam  line,  lielng  described  under  the  title  New 
Tork  A  Harlem  among  uteiuu  railroad* in  tnelxmToiu'Srrri 

Toe  hone  line-  (19-32  mile*  of  track)  were  leased  to  the  Metropolitan 
Street  Ry.  for  OW  yean  from  July  1, 1896,  for  a  rental  of  $35O,OM) 
per  annum  the  flnt  five  years  and  $400,OOO  per  annum  thereafter.— 
'•49.    To  be  made  undenrrmiiid  troll.). 

The  following  table  and  earnings  apply  only  to  the  street  roads. 

ROAD—                                Jf (ACT.  i  mifs 

••.  llM*.  Post  Office  to  'Siding* -50 

Mott  Haven. 7-5O  I  

Branches Total  track 17-66 

Meeond  track  8-98  |  Weight  of  rail*  (per yd.,6O  to  75  Ibs. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  yean  ending  June  3O: 

:-  ...  i  •  -  ..  : .  .- 

Oroa* $949,010    $1,009.988  I  Charge* fcYt.it  16         $38.690 

lead.    ..  300.471          3OO.OUO 
Other  Inc...      -••  liaUnee....  ilef.2,209     sur.  5.445 

OFFICER*—  President.  Cornelias  Vaoderbllt;  Vice- President,  Charlr« 
C.  Clarke;  Secretary  aad  Treasurer,  Edward  V.  W.  Koeslter;  Superln. 
tendeot.  Alfred  Ckltu-V.  62.  p.  949.  U1H).  1088. 

METROPOLITAN      TRACTION      SYSTEM 
NINTH  AVENUE  RAILROAD- A  bone  railroad. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  July  29, 1899.  The  road  is  leased  to  the 
Metropolitan  Street  Railway  Co.  for  OB  year*  from  April  20, 1892. 
••HI  foe  flnt  9  lean  A48.OOO.  which  Is  eqnal  to  6  per  cent  on 
capital  stock  ($MO,OOO).  and  thereafter  $«4,OOO- «  per  cent  on  same. 
Stock.  $400.000-.  pa*  $100-.  dlrtdendii.  q.-J.  Road-Fulton  Street  to 
125th  Street,  8  mile*  seeead  track.  7-26  mile*.  Number  of  cars,  08. 

METROPOLITAN  TRACTION  SYSTEM  - 
SIXTH  A  VEHUB  BAILBOAD- A  hone  railroad. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Bept  6,  1851,  and  leased  to  the  Vetropol- 
Itan  Street  Railway  Co.  Fei.  1.  i  -.u.  for  8OO  yean.  Rental  Is  now 
$149,000  per  annum.  (V.  01,  p.  925.»  On  May  1,  1899.  the  depot 
property  (real  estate)  was  surrendered  to  the  Sixth  Avenue  Co.  Stock, 
$8.000 .0"**  par.  $100.  In  November,  1899.  the  eompanr  paid  a  dlvl- 
4ead  of  2O  percent,  the  extra  amount  having  been  made  poMlble  by 
large  sales  of  realeatate.  Bead  owned— «tt  Artnne,  59tb  street  to 
Canal  Street.  3-44  Bile*  eeeead  track,  3-44  mllrs:  siding*.  -75  mile. 
Owned  Jointly  with  BUrhth  Avenue  Co..  Canal  and  Varlck  streets  to 
Broadway  and  Ve*ey  Street.  1-90  miles.  Total  track  (rail  6O  Ibs.),  8-14 
•HIM,  Cbanire  of  motive  power  to  underground  electric  traction  sys- 
tem I.  under  way.-V.  «4.  p.  093. 

METROPOLITAN       TRACTION      SYSTEM- 

CROSBTOWN  RY.-A  hone  r..:..l. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  March  18, 1906,  being  a  conftolldalion  of 

.  Street  RR.  Co.  and  the  Thirty-fourth 

A  Eleventh  Arenue  RR.  Co.    The  >to<  k  of  the.  Thirty  fourth   Street 
(frosotown  Ry.  <v>.  l«  all  owned  fcy  the  Metmpnlltan  Traction  Co. 
STOCK  AND  BONOS—         Dolt,     Interest.  tiHttlanding.        VatmHIy. 

•0       9  A-O  Msy.'«7.none.  Apl.  1,1906 
p.aa.1  I.  Met.  St.  Ry  Central  lru»t  Co..  X.  Y. 

ROAD— The  road  eowtmeted  eonslsU  of  1-74  miles  of  track  owned, 
eilcndlac  from  foot  of  Evt  34th  Street  to  foot  West  34th  .Street,  with 
trackage  to  43d  Street  Ferrr,  etc.— V.  BO,  p.  88;  V.  62,  p.  549. 

METROPOLITAN  TRACTION  SYSTEM.- 
:..IITH  ANH  TWEXTY  XINTII  STREETS  CRO88TOWN 
R.V  1 1.  ROAD-A  bane  road. 

ORGANIZATION— SMeetMor  In  1896  to  the  29th  it  29th  Street*  Railroad , 
which  was  chartered  In  1885.  and  road  partially  completed  but  never 
put  la  operattosi.  The  Metropolitan  Traction  purchased  the  property 
«»  Bsptemisi,  1S0«.  and  operate*  the  road  as  pait  of  Its  system. 


STOCK  &  BONOS—  Date.  Interest.  Outstanding.  Maturity- 

Stock.  $1,500,000  ($10O> $1,500,000  

IstM..  $l.!tOO.OOO($l,OOO)>  1896  5<r.  A-O  1,500,000  Oct.  1,  1996 

gu.p.&i.  Met.  St.  Ry.,g.c*  S  Trustee,  Central  Trust,  New  York. 

ROAD — Projected  to  extend  across  town  on  28th  and  29th  streets, 
5  93  miles  of  track.  The  route  Is  from  East  23d  Street  Ferry  to 
W.  42d  St.  Ferry  and  from  E.  34th  St.  Ferry  to  W.  23d  St.  and  W.  14th 
Street  ferries.— V.  62,  p.  785;  V.  63,  p.  602,  661,  839. 

METROPOLITAN  TRACTION  SYSTEM  — 
TWENTY-THIRD  STREET  RAILWAY— A  horse  railroad.  The  un- 
derground electric  traction  system  is  to  be  introduced. — V.  64,  p.  953. 

ORGANIZATION — Chartered  Jan.  29, 1872.  Leased  to  the  Metropolitan 
Street  Railway  Co.  for  the  nnexpired  term  of  the  charter  and  for  any 
extensions  of  the  same.  Rental  is  18  per  cent  per  anuuin  on  capital 
stock  of  $600,000. 

Interest. 
18 


STOCK  &  BONDS-—    Par. 

Stock 100 

Debentures 1,000 

Broadway  surface  1st 

M.,  guar 1.000      5 

ROAD — Line*  oinieit.  Miles. 

23d  St.  North  to  East  River. ..1-58 

Branch  to  34tn  St.  Ferry 0-20 

Second  track 1-92 

Weight  of  rail* 47  Ibs. 

INDEX-V.  60,  p.  562. 


Q.-F. 
J.-J. 


OulslatuPg. 
$600,000 
150,000 


Last  </(>..  .iv. 
May,  1897  4*« 
Jan.,  1906 


J.-J.  375,000  July,  1924 

Lines  teased.  Ui'i 

Bleeoker  St.*  Fulton  Ferry  RR. 
23d  St.  to  Fulton  Ferry,  etc.  1 


Total  track  operated  ......  17-84 

Number  of  oars  ................   10O 


NEW  YORK  ELMSFORD  &  "WHITE  PLAINS 
RAI LWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Organized  In  January,  1894.  In  May,  1896,  was 
operating  a  road  extending  from  Elmsford  station  on  the.  New  York 
A  Putnam  Railroad  to  White  Plains  on  the  N.  Y.  A  Harlem  RR.  and  to 
Silver  Lake,  5'<  miles  of  track.  Is  to  construct  extensions  Elmsford  to 
Tarrytown  on  Hudson  (under  construction  In  November,  1896),  White 
Plains  to  Mamaroneck  on  Sound  and  to  Oakland  and  Rye  Beaches, 
making  about  25  miles.  Capital  stock,  $6O,OOO;  par,  $25.  First  morf 
gage  of  1895,  due  July  1. 1925.  $60,000;  interest  5  p.  c.,  J&J,  but  it  is 
stated  the  coupons  have  been  removed  from  the  bonds  and  will  not  be 
presented  for  pavm.  lit. 

OFFICERS  —  President,   II.   T.    Montgomery;    VIce-President,   John 
Dnfry;  Secretary,  R.  1C.  Slaile;  Treasurrr,  J.  1C.  Moran. 


NEW  YORK  WESTCHESTER  &  CONNECT- 
ICUT TRACTION- 
ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Incorporated  in  New  York  February  12, 1895, 
with  capital  of  $6OO.OOO.    Its  prliici]>al  otllce  will  be  in  New  Roohelle. 
(V.  60,  p.  302.)     The  proposed  termini   ore  the  Intersection  of  the 
Boston  Post  Road  and  the  Bronx  River  in  Westchester  County  and  the 
intersection  of  the  Boston  Post  Road  and  the  Byrum  River  In  West- 
Chester  County  at  the  eastern  State  line  of  this  State.  16  miles  of  road- 
Closely  allied  with  the  People's  Traction  Co.,  through  which  it  expects 
to  obtain  an  entrance  into  New  York  City.— V.  60,  p.  302. 


PEOPLE'S  TRACTION  COMPANY- 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  Jan.  30,  1895,  to  build  and  operate 
a  street  railway  to  be  20'a  miles  long  In  the  upper  part  of  New  York 
City  and  In  the  annexed  ilintrlrt.    Capital  stock,  $1,500,000. 

Franchise  for  a  line  In  the  23d  and  -1th  wards,  between  the  Harlem 
and  Bronx  riven,  first  offered  In  October,  1895,  was  fold  to  People'* 
Traction  Co  Nov.  27,  1«9C,  for  gross  earnliius  yearly.  V.  63,  p.  969. 

It  is  over  the  Peoples'Tractlou  line  that  the  New  York  Westchester 
A  Connecticut  Tnwtton  expects  to  enter  N.  Y.  City. 

DIRECTORS -Directors  are  aald  to  tic:  Franklin  A.  Wllcox,  Edward 
II.  I!.. i. IK.  John  A.  Bensel,  Martin  J.  Keough,  Daniel  F.  Cnlnlian, 
Charles  B.  Hobbs,  John  Foley,  Jr..  Edward  Ha'sett,  J.  Clarence 
Davle*.— V.  6O.  p.  '-"JO;  V.  r.j,  ]>  :.-:>,  n-^';  V.  <i3,  p.  969. 


SECOND  AVENUE  RAILROAD-A  horse  railroad. 

ORGANIZATION.—  Chartered  Jan.  1,  18.13.    In  January,  1897,  control 
was  acquired  by  William  C.  Wliltney,  7  liumas  F.  Kyau  and  others  In- 
I   In  the  Metr<>|Hilttaii  Traction  Co.,  and  It  Is  proponed  to  lease 
the  Seoon-l  Avenue  to  that  company  at  a  later  date.    V.  64,  p.  235. 

SECURITIES.—         Par.       lulrmt.        0'itnlniut'g. 
Stock  ................     100    ToxtO.-J.    Sl.Sti'-'.OOO 

l»t  mortgage  .......  l.OOO    5   M.  AX.      l.UOO.OOO 

...1.000    9   J.   *   J.          300.000 
Mort.  on  real  estate    ...............  6O.OOO 

DIVIDENDS—  Since  1891  In  fiscal  years  en.  line  June  30:  1891-92,4 
p.  e.:  1892-93,  4>s  p.  c.;  1893-94,  4M  p.  c.;  1894-95,  5  p.  o.;  1895-96, 
5  p.  c.;  In  l«96-97,  July,  IU  p.  0.;  Oct.,  1'4  p.  c.;  Jan.,  1  '4  p.  o.;  April* 
none.  See  statement  in  V.  64.  p.  664. 


.. 

Jan.,  1897, 1>4  % 
Nov.,    1909 
Jan.,     1909 


ROAD —  .Ui/'*. 

2dAv.,  Harlem  Kiv.to;PeckSllp.8 

Branch  totrj.l  M.  Ferry 2 

Branch  to  59th  St.  and  1st  Av..3>i 


Seeond  track 


mies- 


track  owned       .........  28 

\v  eight  of  rails,  per  yard  —  60  Ibs. 
LATEST  EARNINGS—  For  9  months  ending  March  31  : 
(»  months.        flmm.  \rt,     iHh.  infime.   Int.,taxe*,(te.    Bnl.,  rur. 

•~       #'-',  I  -'  1  $88,713    (lef.$2<i,4i>4 

1895-6  ......    669,742      155,927          l,t*75  99.O34  sur.  58,769 

Loans  and  bills  payable  March  31,  1897,  $185,000. 
ANNUAL  REPORT—  Statement  for  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1896,  shows 
cnniinxs  as  follows.  It  is  stated  that  "an  apparent  balance  to  the 
•  f  the  Income  account  was  created  by  omitting  from  the  ac- 
counts Items  of  expense,  and  lu  this  a  floating  debt  of  $148,214  was 
created.  No  taxes  and  assessments  upon  the  property  of  the  company 
h;ul  lii-en  paid  for  the  last  two  years."  For  1896  gross,  $788.824; 
oper.  expenses.  Int.,  taxes,  etc.,  $818,866;  balance,  deficit,  $30,042; 
dividends  paid,  $83,79O;  total  deficit  for  year.  $113,832.  In  1890 
«ros«,  $942,700;  net,  $02,104;  dividends.  $93,100;  balance,  def.,  for 
j  ear,  $3O,996.  For  years  ending  June  30: 


60 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


Tr.  to  June  30.   1896.  1895. 

Grossearns..  $893.189  $954.963 

Net 211,685       218,204 

Other  income        2.5OO  2,500 


1896.  1895. 

Int.  on  bonds. .   $98,OOl     $97,902 

Taxes,  etc 22.090       29,681 

Knl.for.  dlvs...      t>3,194       93.121 
Dividends... (5%)93,100  (5)93,100 


Tot.  Income  $214,185     $220.704 

OFFICERS— President  (elected  May,  1897),  Pierre  Jay. 

INDEX-V.  63,  p.  288,  881;  V.  64,  p.  235.  472,  664,  955. 

THIRD  AVENUE  RAILROAD-A  cable  railroad. 

ORGANIZATION.— Chartered  Oct.  8.  1853.  A  eable  road  since  Dee.  5, 
1893.  In  November,  1895,  company  obtained  the  franchise  foi  the 
King's  Bridge  Road  extension,  from  162d  Street  along  King's  Bridge 
Boad  a<:rora  proposed  bridge  over  ship  canal  across  Spuyten  Duyvil 
Creek  to  Broadway,  and  branches  on  St.  Nicholas  Avenue,  Riverdale 
Avenue  and  llth  Avenue;  the  trolley  may  be  used  on  this  extension. 
<V.  63.  p.  602).  Also  purchased  control  of  the  42d  Street  Manhattan- 
villn  <fe  St.  Nicholas  Ave.  line.  See  V.  61,  p.  872,  926. 
STOCK  &  BONDS.  Par.  Interest.  O-ttstandiiig.  Last  div..  <tc. 

Block  (sec  text)   100  Q.-F.  $10,0()0,OOO  May  28,'97,2jt 

1st  mortage,  gold.  1,000     5  g.  J.  &  J.  5,000,000    July    1,1937 

STOCK— Stock  was  increased  from  $7,000,000  to  $9,000,000  lu  Jan., 

1895.  Proceeds  for  floating  debt  and  cable  construction  and  equipment, 
'the  last    $400,000  being  Issued  in  November,  1895.    On  August  19, 

1896,  was  authorized  the  issue  of  $3,000,000  additional  stock  (making 
total  $12,000,000t,  of  which  $2,000,000  to  pay  the  deft  incurred  In  the 
purchase  and  Improvement  of  the  Forty-second  Street  Manhattan vllle 
A  8t,  Nicholas  Avenue  Railway  and  the  other  million  for  improvement 
»ml  extension  of  the  Klngsbridge  Road,  about  11  miles. 

Miles. 

Sidings "8 

_.    Total  track  owned 2838 

iOlh  Av.,  125th  to  186th  sU..    3>4  I  Weightof  rails 60  Ibs. 

S.wond  track 14  I 

DIVIDENDS— In  1892,  7  p.  c.;  In  1893,  4  p.  c.;  In  1894,  8  p.  o.;  In  1895, 
Hay,  4  P.O.;  in  August,  2>s  p.  c.;  Nov.,  2i«p.  c.;  in  1896,  Feb.,  213  p.  o.; 
May,  2  "a  P.O.;  Aug.,  2>ap.  c.;  Nov.,  2><  p.  o.;  In  1897,  Feb.,  2V»  p.  c.. 
May  2  p.  o.  See  V.  64,  p.  955. 

FINANCES.— To  pay  for  cable,  Ao.,  the  stock  was  raised  In  1891  from 
92,000,000  to  $3,000,000,  in  1892  to  $5,000,000  and  in  1893  to 
97,000,000,  and  In  December,  1894,  to  $9,000,000.  Loans  and  bills 
payable  March  31, 1897,  $1,275,000. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— July  1  to  March  31,  nine  months: 

9  mns.         Gross.  Net.  Oth.  inc.    Int.,laxes,<te.    Sal.,  sur. 

1890-7. ...$1,901,097       $781,550       $43,098       $270,422       $554,826 
1895-6....   1.926,689          839,241          33,580          246,873          625,948 

ANNUAL  REPORT. — Earnings  have  been  as  follows,  horses  being  used 
on  the  Hue  till  December  5,  1893.  Annual  report  for  year  ending 
Oct.  31, 1896,  was  In  V.  63,  p.  877,  showing  results  as  follows: 

Tears  ending  Oct.  31—  1896.  1895.  1894. 

Oross  earnings $2,616,161        $2,583,011        $2,007,801 

Netearnlugs 1,202,744  1,054,542  936,839 

Other  Income 66,953  67,052  26,633 


Miles. 

City  Hall  viaSdav.tolSOtust.    8>4 
North  River  to  125th  St.,  E.R.    2>« 


Total  income $1,269,697 

Taxes  and  interest 367,463 

Dividends 890,000 


$1,121,594 
330,590 
559,000 

Balance,  surplus $12,234  $232,004 

BALANCE  SHEET  MARCH  31,  1897. 


$903,472 
328,467 
560,000 

$75,005 


Liabilities. 
Capital  stock  paid  in.  .$10,000,000 
Funded  debt 5,000,000 


Assets. 

Road  and  equipment.. $14,065,295 

Stocks  and  b'ds  other 
companies 1,507,275 

Other  permanent  in- 
vestments    760,590 

Accrued  interest 02,500 

Cash  on  hand 108,664 

Total $16,504,324  Total $16,504,324 

OFFICERS.— President.  A.  J.  Ellas;  Secretary,  Alfred  Lazarus.  Office, 
«5th  Street  and  Third  Avenue. 

•»  INDEX-V.  63,  p.  155,  190,  401.  459,  561,  602,  795,  8  7  7;  V.  64,  p- 
235,  331,  844. 


Loans 

Bonds  and  mortgages. 
Int.  due  and  accrued.. 
Wages  and  supplies... 
Profit  &  loss  surplus.. 


1,275,000 
100,000 
62,500 
33,795 
27,029 


THIRD   AVENUE    SYSTEM—  FORTY-SECOND    ST. 
MANHATTANVILLE  A  ST.  NICHOLAS  AVE.  RY.-A  horse  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Chartered  Aug.  29,  1878.  In  November,  1895,  control 
was  purchased  by  the  Third  Avenue  RR.    See  V.  61,  p.  926. 

STOCK  &  BONDS.—  Par.         Interest.         Oatstand'g    Last  din..  <tc. 
Stock  ...................    100        ..........       $2,500,000 

latmortram  $1,000  6M-S  1,200,000       Men.,  1910 

tgage  .......  I  Interest  at  Union  Trust,  N.  Y.  City. 

2d  inort.  income  6s  —  1,000    6%  as  earned.      1,500000       Jan.,   1915 
Beal  estate  mortgage  .....    5%    ........  100,000 

Bills  payable  June  30,  1896       ..........  65,000       ......... 

Open  accounts,  net    do      ............  62,858       ............ 

Miles. 


ROAD-  Miles. 

42d  St.  No.  River  to  E.  River.  1-97 

59th  St.  via  10th  Ave.  to  Man- 
hat.  St 3'29 

42d  St.  via  7th  Ave.,  etc..  to 
Boulevard,  etc 4-02 

K.Riv.,Manhattan  St.,  St.Nlch. 
Ave..llOthSt.t>oEa8tRtv..  2-76 


Branches 

Second  track  ................  12-45 


Total  owned 24-90 

Weightof  rail 47  to  60  Ibs. 


LATEST  EARNINGS— From  July  1  to  Deo.  31,  6  months : 
«  m.  to  Dee.3l.    Gross.  Net.        Oth.  inc.  Int.,  taxes,  etc. 


1890 $359,544  $82,397 

1895 315,627  41,883 

ANNUAL  REPORT— 

Tr.end.JutuiSO.    1898.  1895. 
Gross  earuiags.$'567,584  $636,218 

Net „.   122,368  115,719 

Other  income...       4,026  4,000 

Taxes —   126.394  36,000 


$3,100 
2,000 


$58,930 
58,950 


balance. 


1896. 

lit.  on  bonds. .$72,000 
Other  int.  and 
mlscellan'ous  14.800 


stir.$6,547 
dot.  15, 002 

1895. 
$72,000 

14,829 


INDEX— V.  63,  p.  838;  V.  64,  p.  330. 


Bal.  for  year,  sur.3,594    def.3.110 


UNION  RAILWAY  OF  NEW  YORK-A  trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION— Formed  In  1892.  In  August,  1996,  was  operating 
the  following  lines :  From  129th  St.,  via  3d  Ave.,  to  Bedford  Park. 
From  129th  St.,  via  3d  »md  Boston  Avei.,  to  West  Farois.  From  8th 


Ave.,  via  135th  St.,  Madison  ave.  and  139th  St.,  to  Port  Morris.  From 
129th  St.,  via  133  St.'Willls  and  Melrose  aves.  to  161st  St.,  and  161st 
St.  and  Sedgwick  Ave.  to  Htghbridge.    Westchester  Ave.,  from  3d 
A  vi-.  to  Southern  Boulevard,  101st  St.,  from  3d  Are.  to  Melrose  Ave. 
The  Westchester  Electric  RR.  extends  the  system  to  Mt.  Vernon  and 
New  Rochelle,  owning  all  the  lines  in  those  places.  Southern  Boulevard 
Railway  stock   is   $250,000;   Westohester   Electric   stock,  $500,000 
-V.  63,  p.  795. 

STOCK  &  BONDS.  —      Par.       Interest.        Outsiand'g.    Last  div.,  tie 
Stock...  .....     1OO     .........       $2,000,000      .............. 

»    iw.,->    ,11     51,000     5g.  F.-A.         2,000,000     Aug.  1,  1942 
1st  mort  ,  1892,  gold.     Int  u  payable  at  Central  Trust  Oo.,  W.  Y.  City. 


Guaranteed  Loans— 
Westch.  1st  M.,gu.,p..tl..  1,000     5  g,  J.  -  J. 
80.  Boule.RR.  lst,gold>  -  .,    r      T 

M.,'95,  $450,000  gu.  J o  g.  J.  -  J. 

ROAD— Aug.,  1890—  Miles. 

Mainline  (single track) 5-30 

Branulies  (single  track) 10-84 

Second  track 5-36 


500,000 


1943 


Miles. 
Weight  of  rail  per  yard  70  to  72  Ibs. 

Westchester  Electric 1 6-54 

Southern  Boulevard 8 


Total  of  all  track  owned — 21-56 

LATEST  EARNINGS— For  9  months  ending  March  31: 

9  months —  Gross.  Net.  oth.  iitr.  Int.,  tax.,  etc.  Bal.sur. 

1896-7 $393,613  $157,968  $582  $100,820  $57,730 

1895-6 349,740  118,627  1,167  93,676  26,118 

Loans  and  bills  payable  March  31, 1897,  $181,433. 

ANN  UAL  REPORT— For  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  was  in  V.63,  p.  267. 


Tr.endJ'ne  30.    1896.       1895. 
Gross  earnings. $189,608  $445,877 

Net..  183,386    193,292 

Other  Income...       1,500        1,000 


1896.        1895. 
Total  net  inc... $184.886  $194,292 
Int.,  taxes,  etc.   125,060    131,106 
Balance,  surp..     59,826      63,126 


GENERAL  BALANCE  SHEET  SEPT.   30,  1896. 


Assets. 

Cost  of  road  and  equip.  .$4,428,829 
Accrued  interest,  etc...          1,566 

Supplies  on  hand 41,003 

Opeuaccounts 62,981 

Cash  on  hand 17,018 


Liabilities. 

Capital  stock $2,000,000 

Funded  debt 2,OOO,OOO 

Loans  and  bills  payable      155.OOO 
Int.  due  and  accrued...        16,666 

Due  for  wages,  etc 85,757 

Front  and  loss 293,974 

Total $4,551,397       Total $4,551,397 

OFFICERS— President,  General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  E.  A. 
Maher;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  T.  W.  Olcott.  Office,  2389  3d  Ave. 

DIRECTORS— Elected  in  1895,  Charles  A.  Stadler,  Edward  A.  Maher, 
John  C.  De  La  Vergue  and  Thomas  Olcott,  of  New  York ;  John  W.  Mc- 
Namara,  Anthony  N.  Brady  and  Robert  C.  Pruyn,  of  Albany,  and 
William  Shaw,  of  Troy. 

INDEX— V.  63,  p.  267,  795;  V.  64,  p.  182. 


NEWARK,  N.  J. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  181,830 ;  IN  1880  WAS  136,508 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  105,059. 

CONSOLIDATED  TRACTION  OF  NEW  JER- 

SEY- 

ORGANIZATION — Incorporated  In  March,  1893,  to  acquire  control  of 
street  railways  in  New  Jersey.  January  2, 1894,  leased  for  999  years 
New  Jersey  Traction  Company  (which  see)  and  so  Newark  Passenger 
Railway ;  also  secured  the  Jersey  City  <e  Bergen  road.  System  reaches 
from  Jersey  City  to  Newark,  Orange,  Elizabeth,  Bloomfleld,  etc. 

In  December,  1896,  negotiations  were  pending  for  ail  agreement 
with  the  Passaio  &  Newark  Electric  Traction. 
STOCK  &  BONDS  Jan.1,'96.    Date.   Interest.  Outstanding.      Maturity. 

Stock,  all  paid  in $15,000,000  

Underlying  bonds— see  below  6,258,000          

1st  mortgage,  gold. )     1893    5gJ-D      14,545,000    June  1, 1933 

$15,000,000  (*1.000).. }  Interest  at  Manhattan  Tr.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  trustee. 

Other  debts  Jan.  1, 1897 $853,088 

Cost  of  road  and  equipment  to  Jan.  1, 1897 $35,482,648 

Underlying  Bonds. 

Newark  Passenger  Railway  5s,  guar.  p.  A  i $4,400,000 

Orange  &  Newark  Railway         1 
Newark  &  Bloomneld  Railway 

Belleville  &  Newark  Railway     ^  See  Newark  Pass.  Ry $1,600,000 

Newark  &  Irvington  Railway 

Essex  Passenger  Railway 

Jersey  City  &  Bergen  Railroad $253,000' 

The  gold  bonds  of  1893  are  free  from  tax  and  secured  not  only  by 
mortgage,  but  also  by  deposit  of  $1,000,000  stock  of  J.  C.  <fe  Bergen 
RR..  $161,625  stock  of  Newark  Plank  Road  Co.,  $0,000,000  stock 
Newark  Passenger  Ry.,  and  $99,100  stock  of  Jersey  City  Harrison  A 
Kearney  Railway  Co.  Bonds  for  $7,000,000  were  retained 
by  trustee  to  be  Issued  from  time  to  time  to  an  amount  equal  to  75 
per  cent  of  the  actual  cash  value  of  extension,  betterments,  equip- 
ments,  or  new  construction,  as  certified  to  under  oath  by  Consolidated 
Traction  Company,  but  the  trustee  may  require  further  evidence  if  in 
its  Judgment  the  same  is  necessary.  These  bonds  may  also  be  issued 
to  acquire  stock  or  property  of  other  corporations  owning  or  operat- 
ing street  railways,  provided  the  consent  of  the  trustee  is  obtained. 
Shares,  loans  or  other  properties  so  acquired  are  to  b*  deposited  with 
trustee  as  further  security  for  this  obligation  of  the  company. 

ROAD. — In  January,  1897,  the  Consolidated  Traction  Company  was 
said  to  have  in  operation  175  miles  of  track,  Including : 


Roads  Absorbed — 

N.  J.  Traction  Co Stock  owned. 

Newark  Pass'gor  Ry. Stock  owned. 
Rapid  Transit  St.  Ry.Leased. 
J.  C.  <fc  B  erg>-n  RR... Stock  owned. 
J.  C.  Har.  &  K.  RR... Stock  owned. 
Newark  Plank  Road. Stock  owned. 


Roads  Operated  since  Apr.  20,  '94. 
N.  Y.  &  Newark  Line,  connecting 

Newark   and  Jersey   City   over 

Plank  Road. 

Total  miles  of  track  in  oper'n,  175 


The  stock,  debts  and  mileage  of  the  leased  and  controlled  lines 
Jan.  1, 1897,  were  as  follows : 


. 

New  Jersey  Traction  Co None 

Newark  Passenger  Ry 83 

Rapid  Transit  Street  Ry 12 

Jersey  City  A  Bergen  RR 41  »a 

Jersey  City  Har.  &  K.  Ry 10 

Newark  Plank  Road 4*s 


Stock. 
$500,000 
6,000,000 

504,000 
1,000,000 

100.0OO 

162,000 


Debit. 


$5,850,000 
500,000 
258,000 


90,934 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


61 


EARNINGS— F«r  the  year  ending  D«o.  31 : 

1*96. 
92.779.S64 

•J1.3H 


189A. 

92,487.101 
MUSS 


ISM. 

13,066.891 
13,894 


Total $2,800.582 

Operating  expenses 1.468.440 


92.507.558 
1,557,430 


$•2.100,745 
1,390,765 


.91.333,143  $950,126  $703.980 

In  1896  there  were  407  ears  in  operation,  and  car  mileage  was 
12.375.008  miles.— V.  64,  p.  61O. 

OFFICERS.— (Elected  March.  18971— President.  K.  F.  C.  Young ;  let 
Vlee- President.  K.  B.  Oaddls ;  2d  Vlee- President,  David  Young ;  Sec- 
retary, T.  J.  George;  Treasurer,  E.  N.  Hill;  Purchasing  Agent,  G. 
CampbelL-V.  59.  p.  920.  969 ;  V.  64.  p.  61O. 

CONSOLIDATED  TRACTION  SYSTEM-JEB- 
8EY  CITY  *  BEKiiEX  RAILROAD— 

ROAD— Owns  line  8>«  miles,  from  Jeney  City  to  Bergen  Point,  etc.; 
total  track,  41  Smiles.  Controlled  by  Consolidated  Traction  Co.,  all 
tke  stock  being  deposited  as  part  security  for  the  Traction  Co.  1st  M. 

STOCK  6V  BONOS-  OstU.      Interest.    Oulstand-g.  Maturity.  ; 

Stock 9l.000,000f.p 

1st  mortgage  (91.OOOV  .e*.1873     7J.-J.  358.OOO        Jan.  1,1903  : 

Total  cost  of  road  and  equipment  to  Jan.  1, 1897,  91,442,298. 

CONSOLIDATED  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
NEWARK  PASSENGER  RAILWAY— Mostly  electric. 

OROANiZATlOM—Incorporated  June  16,  1890.  On  July  29,  1893. 
leased  to  New  Jeney  Traction  for  999  years,  and  so  controlled  by  the 
Consolidated  Traction  Co.  of  New  Jeney,  as  below  stated,  the  V.  J. 
Traction  Co.  having  been  leased  to  the  CbnsoL  Traction  Co.  of  N.  J. 
Jan.  2. 1894.  for  999  years.  The  roads  whose  bond«  are  In  the  table 
wen  included  In  the  consolidation  by  which  the  Newark  Pass.  Co.  was 
formed,  except  the  Newark  *  Irvtagton.  whose  bonds  were  assumed 
when  thai  road  was  purchased.  Charter  said  to  be  perpetual. 

LEASE  AND  RtNTAU-Bental 

STOCK  6V  BONDS— 
•Stock 
New  *  Him.  SL  Ry.  let... 

Orange  *  Newark  1st  M. 

Belle,  *  Newark  1st  M 
Newark  A  Irvlngton  lst...l.i 
Beeex  Pass,  none   M.  95OO 
*91 


STOCK  &  BONOS—  Miles.  Date,    liilerttt.   Outstanding.  Last  din.,  etc. 

Stock  (all  paid  in) $1,500.000       Seetext. 

IstM.  91.500.000..  5     18      1892  4-5  A-0  80   1,000,000    Apr. 30, 1912 

$1,OOO <     18      1892      5A-O30      5OO.OOO    Apr.  30, 1912 

Subject  to  call  at  par  on  3O  days1  notice. 

Imp't  M.,  9500.0OO 1895      5  A-O  30       193,000    Apr.  80. 1912 

Subject  to  call  at  par  on  30  days'  notice. 
Cost  of  road  and  equipment  to  Jan.  1, 1897,  $3,200,305. 

Interest  at  Fidelity  Title  A  Deposit  Co.,  Trustee,  Newark.  N.  J. 

Koiult — Of  the  first  mortgage  $1,OOO,OOO  bear  4  per  cent  Interest  to 
and  Including  April  30.  1902;  thereafter  5  percent.  The  remaining 
$5OO.OOO  are  5  per  cents  for  entire  period. 

I>iculeiult  in  1893  amounted  to  $45,000,  equal  to  3  per  cent  on 
$1,500,000  stock;  in  1894  to  $30,000,  or  2  per  cent;  In  1895, 2ij  p.  c. 

ROAD — On  Jan.  1, 1897,  operated  18  miles  of  track. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Dec.  31 : 
1896.        1895. 


From  pass'gers*289,705  $271,487 
Other  income...       1,810        1.O76 


9105.000  yearly. 

Ontftmndinf.       Maturity. 
96,000,000 


....91OO     Text. 

.  H«0«      F-A      '     100.000      Feb.   1,1901 
*      JOXi*     A-O  496,500      Apr.  1.  1905 

IS-'  I"*-  •«  Manhattan  Tr.  Co..  N.  Y.  City. 
....  I8i7      J-D 


i  6      J-D 


300.000 
50.000 


June  1, 1900 
June  1. 1900 


k  « 1.000. 

Newark  Paeseurcr 
IMA  a«  ooo  ooo 


.  6  M-N  753.500  Nov.  1,1905 

>  1,000  5  g.  J  -  J  4  250.000  July  1,1930 

1890.  96.000.000  g...e*<    Tmstee  9oUotton  Loan  *  Trust  Co..  Phlla. 

The  96,000,000  stock  to  all  deposited  ae  security  for  the  Consolidated 
Traettoa  Co.  tret  mortgage. 

InUrtst  en  is»jisl.  5e  to  payable  In  Philadelphia  (at  the  People's 
Bank.  435  Chestnut  street) ;  on  other  bonds  at  Manhattan  Trust 
Co.  of  New  York.  The  consols  are  guaranteed  principal  and  In- 
Serest  by  the  OoneoUdated  Traction  Co.  of  New  Jeney,  and  In  Feb- 
ruary. 1995.  the  guaranty  wae  stamped  on  the  bonds.-V.  59. 

Oensei.  Kandf-ot  the  96.OOO.OOO  eonsoto.  authorised  91.6OO.OOO  are 


The  eonsoU.  are  to  he  paid,  principal  and 
for  any  tax  whleh  the  company  nuy  be 
by  any  law  of  the  United  Stales  or  the 


res  til  led  to  retire  Item*. 
telenet.  wttbovt 
reqalrad  to 
Bute  of  Hew  J 

Jan.  1.  1997.  total  funded  debt  was  95,930.000  (no  other  debu  re. 
ported)  sad  total  eeet  of  road  and  equipment  was  *1  1  35O.OOO. 

MeMcMl.-rtnt  dlrUeod  (1  per  cent)  wae  declared  In  June.  1994. 

RoAO-Waaaary  1.  1997.  UMilgeMI  88  mllee  of  track. 

EAANIMOS  an  laolnded  te  reports  of  OraeeL  Traetloa  Co.  of  N.  J.  and 


OrnCtHS—  rrnHiat,  K.  F.  a  Young:  See.  and  Treat..  E.  N.  II 111.- 
T.  59.  p.  909. 

CONSOLIDATED  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
NEW  JER8KT  TRACTION  COMPANY. 

OAOANiZATtOM— New  Jeney  Traetloa  Company  organised  In  1999 
aad  In  1993  p«»isd  Into  eontrol  of  Consolidated  Traction  Company, 


Which  In  February.  1999.  owned  the  entire  capital  stock. 

Bteek.  9AOO.OOO;  M  funded  or  other  debt  Jan.  1. 1997. 
'  to  1999  aggregated  1O  per  eewt. 

CONSOLIDATED  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
NEWAKK  FLASK  ROAD  CO. 

OftOANiZATIOM-CeejtroUed  by  Consolidated  Traetloa  Co. 

STOCK,  ETC.—  OutttsmsHttg.     ruttHm. 

•toekljiiCl.l'WMri 9I63.OOO       $162.000          

Uatfnded debt  Jan.  1.1897....         9O.934          

Of  the  stock  9161.mil*  deposited  ae  security  for  the  Consolidated 
Traction  Co.  flnt  mortgage- 

ROAO-Jsn.  1 .  1 499.  there  were  4H  miles  ef  track. 

CONSOLIDATED  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
•  TRAXHIT  STREET  RAILWAY. 

OftOAMiZATiOtt-Ia  Februarr.  1893,  leased  to  Newark  Passenger  •  all- 
way,  and  laehiied  with  It  In  lease  to  New  Jener  Traction,  and  so  foi  m  s 
part  ef  OsmeotHaUd  Traetloa  sjilam.  Rental  to  11*4  per  cent  on 
stork,  bseian  Interest,  taxes,  etc. 

STOCK* BONOS.  ETC-— AST.  InUimt.  Outstanding.  I-n*t  dit.,  'te. 
mtoekYtraeteos-  cert*..  1 1H  J  l>  30  9AO4.OOO  Seetext. 

iSg  A-O  500.000    Apr.    1.19.1 

tanjeet  toeall  at  1  lo  A  Int.  aar  tin..-  after  Apn. 
1.1901.    Interest  at  omee  of  Fidelity  Trust  A 

Deposit  Co..  trustee.  Newark.  S.  J. 
Total  cost  of  road  and  equipment  to  Jan.  1. 1 897. 91.OO4.OOO. 

i  of  1 1%  per   cent  yearly  are  guaranteed  by  the  Newark 
r  and  New  Jersey  Traotten  companies  upon  the  trustees' eer- 
MUee  of  track  12-O7. 


NEWARK  A  SOUTH  ORANGE  RAILWAY- 
OSMAMZATIOM— •noeeseer  to  Newark  A  South  Orange  Horse  Tar  RR 
Inserporated  April  6. 1990. 


1896.         1895. 
Op.exp.*rep'r8.$188,989  $165,963 

Dividends 30,000      37,500 

OFFICERS— Secretary  and  Treasurer.  William  Scheerer. 

UNION  TRACTION  CO.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  NOT.  2, 1894.  The  main  route  Is  from 
Haokensack  along  the  ridge  bewtecn  the  Hackensask  and  Passaio 
rlren,  thnuiich  the  towns  of  Hasbrouck  Heights,  Woodrldge,  Carl- 
stadt.  East  Rutherford,  Rutherford.  Lyndhurst,  Klngsland,  to  Arling- 
ton on  the  east  side  and  to  Bellerille  on  the  west  side  of  the  Passaio 
River,  30  miles  of  track.  In  May,  1897,  began  operating  7  miles  of 

track.    Rails,  70  Ib.  steel. 

Xiln  Ovt- 

STOCK  A  BONDS—  morf  d.  Date.  Interest,  standing.  Maturity. 

Stock(*\:W<>OOau.)<9100) 9485,000     

1st  mortgage  (91 ,000,000)  j     (1)      18945*.  J-D    290,000  No r.26,'24 

(•1.000  and  9100)  g. I  Int'st  at  Met  Tr.  Co..  trustee,  N.  Y.  City. 

Of  the  above  9290,000  bonds  outstanding,  980,000  were  out  only  as 
collateral. 

OFFICERS— President.  H.C.  Adams,  37Oortlandt  St.,  N.  T.;  Vlee- Presi- 
dent, D.  A.  Pell ;  Secretary.  Frank  Bourne;  Treasurer,  H.  H.  Cope- 
land.  Local  offices  at  Rutherford.  N.  J.— V.  59,  p.  1059 ;  T.  63,  p.  516. 

NEWARK,  OHIO. 

PorCLATlO»  189O  WAS  14.270;  IX  1880  WAS  9,600; 
ADD  IK  1870  WAS  6,698. 

NEWARK  &  GRANVILLE  ELECTRIC 
STREET  RAI LAVA  Y-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  May  10, 1888.  Franchise  runs  till  May  10, 
1913.  Has  owned  since  April  7, 1892,  a  controlling  interest  In  the 
stock  of  the  Newark  City  Railway.  James  F.  Llngafelter  was  ap- 
pointed receiver  In  May,  1896.  Trustee  of  first  mortgage  has  filed 
suit  for  appointment  of  new  receiver  and  to  hasten  foreclosure.— V 
64,  p.  755. 

STOCK  A  BOM09—        JfU«f.    Date.     Interest.  Oulitanifg.  Maturity. 

Stock,  9100,000,  par  950 973.OOO       

l»t  Mort.  9120,000.  goldi  j  . . . .     1892    6  g  M-  N    12O.OOO     May.  1913 

91,000...  (  Equitable  Ttunt  Co. .Truxtce.  Chicago. 

3  I  Mort. 930.000,  95.000 1893       6  A-O      SO.OOO          1898 

Sinking  fund  to  provided  for  redemption  of  S5.OOO  bonds  yearly  until 
second  mortgage  Is  wiped  out  and  then  of  first  mortgage. 

ROAD— Operates  13>a  miles  of  track,  connecting  the  city  of  Newark 
with  Oranrille.  Rails  30  to  61 4  Ib.  T  and  girder. 

EARNINGS—  For  year  ending  Deo.  31  earnings  were  as  follows  • 


1994.        1893.  1894V         1893. 

Grata  earnings.. $38,022    $30.967    Interest $10.163      $9,000 

Net  earnings.....     9,266      11,968    Other  charges...        780 

Balance 2,373 

OFFICERS— President,  R.  Soheldler ;  Vlee- President,  J.  A.  Flory ;  Treas- 
urer and  Secretary.  W.  C.  Christian.- V.  63,  p.  652 ;  V.  64.  p.  755. 

NEWBURG,     N.    Y. 

PorCLATtO*  1890  WAS  33,263;  in  1880  WAS  18,049; 
AKD  I*  187O  WAS  17,014. 

NEWBURG  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY  CO.-A 
trolley  road. 

ORO.ANIZATIOH— Buoeessor  In  February,  1894,  to  the  Newburg  Street 
Ry.  Leased  Newburg  *  Orange  Lake  In  1894  for  50  years. 

STOCK  A  BOND*  •  Dot*-     Interest.   Ontsfd'ng.  Last  din.,  etc. 

Block  913O.OOO,  FAT  910O...  9150,000    

l.t  M.  (9250.000)  g..(9500)  «    1894    6g.  M-N       25O.OOO    May  1,  1944 

Not  subject  to  call (Int.  at  Knlck.  Tr.  Co..  trustee,  N.  Y.  City. 

Continent  Liabilities— 
WaldenI  O.  L.  1st  Mort.  g.  f    1895    6g.  J-D       100.000    Junel.  1945 

itiar.p.At /  Int.  »t  Hamilton  Tr.,  Brooklyn,  trustee. 

Newb.  i  Orange  Lake  Istl    ,S94    fl-  j_j          75,000    July  1,1944 

M.,    g.,   9500,    Int.    only,-!   ttKlck^  co    Trustee, N.Y. City. 

imar. e«)AU 

ROAD— Owns  10-81  miles  of  track  (Including  Walden  A  Orange 
Like  5-29  miles)  and  leases  5-4O  miles  (Newburg  A  O.  L.);  total  oper- 
ated. 16-31  miles. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— 9  months,  J  1896-7.Oross,  $63,016;  net,  $26,351 
July  I  to  Mar^.  31.  1 1895-6.Gross,    72.958;  net,    26,989 

YEARLY  EARNINGS— For  the  yean  ending  June  30: 

Gross.  Ket.      Oth.Ine.    Inl.,lax,<te.   BaL.sur. 

1895-6 994.592       936.570       $615  $32.536  *£•££ 

18945 69,086          32,770          ....  24.698  8,072 

President,  Benjamin  Norton,  1OO  Broadway,  N.  Y.    V.  62,  p.  414. 

NEWBURYPORT,    MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  13,947;  IK  1880  WAS  13,538; 

AND  tic  1870  WAS  12,595. 

NEWBURYPORT     &      AMESBURY     RAIL 
ROAD.— A  trolley  road. 
OROANIZATION— Incorporated  May  23.  1871. 
STOCK  A  BONOS—  Dak-    Interest.      Outstand'g.  Maturity. 

rapltal  stock  (910O)  ..  $80,OOO       

l.tPmort<rage.iold.  ...        ....    5g.M-8          350.0OO       Mar.  1,  1912 

Loans  A  hills  payable  Oct.  1,'96    113.011        


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STEEET    KAILWAYS. 


Interttt  payable  In  Boston  at  International  Trust  Co.,  trustee. 

ROAD-Owng  18  miles  of  main  track  and  1-73  miles  sidings,  etc..  In 
the  city  of  Newburyport  and  the  towns  of  Aniesbury,  Merrlmao  aiid 
Newbury.  Balls  35  and  4O  pounds. 

EARNINGS— For  years  endlnit  Sept  30  earnings  have  been : 


1896.         1895. 
Gross  earnings. .$67,614     $68,426 
Net _...  1Z6446       25,380 


896.         1895. 
Int.,  taxes,  etc..  25,577       24.OO7 
Bal.  for  year....  8«r.8<i9  sur.  1,373 


Tot.  sur.  Sept!  30 .10,124 
GENERAL  BALANCE  STREET  SEPT.  SO,  1896. 
Assets.  |  '         Liabilities. 

Capital  stock 

Funded  debt 

Lniiiis  and  bills  payable. 

Profit  and  logs  surplus.. 


.  , 
9,256 


113,011 
10,124 


Cost  of  railway '.....  $324.610 

Cost  of  equipment 160.153 

Land  and  buildings 45,644 

Bills  &  accounts  recelv..  5.47ft 
Materials  and  supplies..  14,923 
Cashonhand 2,330 

Total  asset* $553^13*          Total  liabilities $553,135 

OFFICERS— President  Charles  Odoll,  Salem,  Mass.;  Viee-Presldent, 
Thomas  H.  Johnson ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Ralph  G.  Calef ;  Super- 
intendent and  Purchasing  Agent,  O.F.  Dennis.— V.  62,  p.  457. 


NEWINGTON,  CONN. 

POPULATION  IN  1880  WAS  953;  is  1880  WAS  934; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  778. 

NEWINGTON  TRAMWAY  To  be  a  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Organized  June  27,1895.  Owned  by  Hart- 
ford Street  Ry.  and  Central  Ry.  &  Electric  jointly.  Capital  stock 
authorized,  $100,000  in  $100  shares;  Issued  to  June  30, 1896,  $25,000. 
Contract  has  been  let  for  construction  of  the  road,  but  an  injunction 
in  1896  prevented  building.  President  F.  G.  Platt,  New  Britain,  Conn. 


NEWPORT,  R.  1. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  19,449;  IN  1880  WAS  15,693; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  12,521. 

NEWPORT  STREET    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  July  30, 1888. 

STOCK,  BONDS,  ETC.—    Date.       Interest.     Outstanding.    JHt'ds,  ett. 

Common  stock 5  p.  o.  in '96        $77,000       See  below. 

Pref.  stock,  7  P.O.,  cum 7J-J  30'000  ^  3^"' per^ct 

1-t  M.  $50,000  ($500). c.     1890          5  J-D                50,000    Dec.  1, 1910 
Unfunded  debt  Jan.1,'97     8,588       

Interest  is  payable  at  the  Industrial  Trust  Co.,  Providence,  R.  I. 

Dividends— On  preferred  from  1890  to  Jan.,  1897,  inclusive,  7. 
per  cent  per  annum.  On  common  in  1891,5  per  cent;  1892, 7  per  cent; 
1893,  5  per  cent;  1894,  none;  in  1895,  5  p.  o.;  in  1896,  5  p.  c. 

ROAD.— Owns  4-17  miles  of  track.    Rails,  45  Ib.  T- 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  Dec.  31: 

Grot*.  Ket.       Int.,  taxes,  <te.    Div'ds.       Balance. 

1896 $40,430       $11,447  $4,263  $5,950  $1,234 

1895 39,854          12,124  5,057  5,950       sur.  1,117 

1891 37,713  3,228  4,470  2,100       def.  3,342 

Passengers  carried  in  1896,  813,852;  in  1895,  828,990. 

OFFICERS— President,  General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  A.  C. 
Titus;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Francis  Burdick. 


NEWTON,    MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  24,379 ;  IN  1880  WAS  16,995 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  12,825. 

COMMONWEALTH  AVENUE  STREET 
RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Commenced  operation  March  28, 1896.  Authorized 
capital  stock  of  $65,000  (par  $100)).  Application  made  in  May,  1897, 
to  increase  stock  to  $175,000.  The  mortgage  is  for  $75,000  of  5  p.  o. 
gold  $500  o*  bonds  dated  Feb.  1,  1896,  due  Feb.  1,1916;  interest 
]'.  ,v  A.,  at  oflice  of  trustee,  International  Trust  Co.,  Boston;  bonds 
cannot  be  called.  Bonds  outstanding  Oct.  1 , 1896,  $51,000;  stock  out- 
standing $52,000.  Track  owned,  4-7  miles;  trackage  -92  mile.  For 
•ix  months  ending  Sept.  30, 1896,  gross,  $10,180;  deficit  under  oper- 
ating, $2,344;  ibt,  taxes,  etc.,  $1,858;  total  deficit  six  months,  $4,202. 
President,  Andrew  D.  Claflin ;  Treasurer,  Charles  H.  Richardson. 
Oflice,  53  State  Street,  Boston. 

NEWTON   STREET    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Chartered  in  1887.    Increase  of  stock  from  $135,000 
to  $210,000,  at  par,  was  authorized  in   June,  1893.    An  additional 
Issue  of  $100,000  is  expected  to  be  made  shortly  for  extensions. 
STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.    Interest.  Outstand'g,     I,asldiv.,ete- 

Stock  ($2 10,000.  par  $100) Q-J       $210,000      Apr.  1, '97,2% 

1st  M.,  cur.,  not  subj.  to  call.   1892     5  J-J          135,000  July,  1912 

Interest  payable  at  American  Loan  <!k  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  Boston. 

Dividends  in  1892-93  aggregated  $11,002  (8  per  cent);  In  1893-94, 
$12,690; in  1895,  8  P.O.; in  1896,8  p.  c.; in  1897,  Jan., 2 P.O.;  Apr. 2 p. c. 

ROAD— Owns  from  Newton  to  Waltham,  Watertown,  etc.,  9-7  miles 
main  track  (measured  as  single);  sidings,  %  mile. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  years  ending  Sept.  30  earnings  have  been : 

1896.      1895.    I  1896.      1895. 

Gross  earnings $86,401  $81,088  I  Balance  for  divs.. $12,510  $16,957 

Net 20,939    25,671  I  Dividends  paid. ..    15,600    12,967 

Int.,  taxes,  eto 8,429      8,714  I  Tot.  sur.  Sept.  30.  20,828    24,867 

GENERAL  BALANCE  fUEKT  SEPTEMBER  30,  1896. 


Assets. 

Cost  of  road $221,381 

Cost  of  equipment 91 ,050 

Land  and  buildings 37,393 

Bills  and  accts.  receiv'ble     16,000 
Cash  on  hand 78 


Liabilities. 

Capital  stock $210,000 

Fundeddebt 135,000 

Miscellaneous 80 

Profit  and  loss,  surplus..     20,828 


Total $365,908       Total $365,908 

OFFICERS— President  and  General  Manager,  Winthrop  Coffin,  Vice- 
President,  E.  Stearns;  Secretary,  J.  C.  Lane;  Treasurer,  Charles Wbipple 
Smith,  53  Tremont  St.,  Boston;  Superintendent,  F.  (J.  L.  Henderson. 


NEWTON  &  BOSTON  STREET   RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION— Operates  trolley  road. 
STOCK  &  BONDS—         Dale.      Interest.     Outstanding.  Maturity. 

Btook,$25O,OOO,pr.$100    $125,000  

IstM.  for  $250,000....  J  1892        5  J-J  125.OOO         July  1,  1912 

Not  subject  to  call.     <  Int.  pay'le  at  Am.  L.  &.  T.  Co.,  trustee,  Boston. 
ROAD— Owns  5-5  miles  of  track. 

EARNINGS— In  year  ending  Sept.  30,  1896,  gross,  $33.026;  net, 
$11.072;  in  1894-5,  gross,  $30,139;  net,  $7,613;  charges,  $7,108;  bal- 
ance, surplus,  $504.  In  1893-94,  gross,  $33,478 ;  net,  $8.216. 

GENERAL  BALANCE  SHEET  SEPTEMBER  30,  1896. 


Assets. 

Cost  of  road $128,013 

Cost  of  equipment 62,1)27 

Land  and  buildings 77;903 

Bills  and  accts.  receiv'ble       4,126 
Cash  on  hand 963 


Liabilities. 

Capital  stock $125,000 

Funded  debt 125.OOO 

Real  estate  mortgages...  20.OOO 
Loans  and  bills  payable.  1.500 
Profit  and  loss,  surplus..  2,432 


Total $273.932       Total $273.932 

OFFICERS— President,  Gen.  Man.  and  Purch.  Agent,  II.  B.  Parker, 

110  Federal  St.  Boston;  Vlce-Pres.,  A.  R.  Mitchell;  Sec.,  K.  A.  Sears; 

Trcas.,  J.  L.  Richards. 


NEWTONVILLE  &  WATERTOWN  STREET 
RAILWAY    A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Nov.,  1896,  3^  miles  of  track.    Stock,  $50,OOO ;  par, 
$100.    Unfunded  debt  Sept.  30, 1896.  $12,OOO.    No  funded  debt. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Sept.  30,  1896,  gross,  $7,737;  net,  $280; 
charges  and  taxes,  $985;  bal.,  deficit  for  year,  $695.  In  1894-5,  gross 
$7,580;  net,  $981. 

OFFICERS — President,    H.   B.    Parker;  Secretary,  R.  A.    Scars,  125 
Milk  St.,  Boston;  Treasurer,  James  L.  Richards. 


WELLESLEY  &  BOSTON  ST.  RY.-Trolley. 

Capital  stock,  $40,000  (par  $1CO).  Oct.  1, 1896,  loans  and  bills  pay. 
able,  $2,500;  no  bonds.  Application  made  in  May,  1897,  to  in. 
crease  stock  to  $100,000  for  extension  to  Nonamtum  Square  ;n 
Newton.  Owns  2'34  miles  of  track  from  West  Newton  to  Wei" 
lesley.  For  year  ending  Sept.  30,  1896,  gross,  $11,000;  net  > 
$2,769;  charges,  $140;  dividends  (6  p.  c.)  $2,4OO;bal.,  surplus  for 
year,  $229.  President  and  Gen.  Man.,  H.  B.Parker,  110  Federal  8t  t 
Boston;' Secretary,  R.  A.  Sears;  Treasurer.  J.  L.  Richards 


NIAGARA    FALLS,   N.   Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  5,502;  IN  1880  WAS  3,330; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  3,006. 

LEWISTON  &  YOUNOSTOWN  FRONTIER 
RR. 

ORGANIZATION.— Chartered  Aug.  29,  1895,  to  build  a  road  from  Lew- 
iston  to  Lake  Ontario.  Road  from  Lewistoii  to  Youngstown,  10  miles, 
was  completed  in  August.  1896.  Stock  authorized,  $150,000.  First 
mortgage,  Buffalo  Loan,  Trust  &  Safe  Deposit  Co.,  trustee,  $150,000 
6s,  J  &  D,  dated  1396,  due  1916.  F.  M.  Hays,  H.  C.  Howard  and  others 
of  Buffalo  are  interested. 


NIAGARA  FALLS  &  LEWISTON  RR.-A  trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION — Road  was  opened  July  17,  1895,  from  Niagara  Falls 
City  alongthe  Niagara  River  to  Lewiston,  N. Y.,  7  miles,  all  double- track; 
in  Sept.,  1896,  was  said  to  operate  26  miles  of  track.  Capital  stock, 
$1,400,000.  First  mortgage  is  for  $1,000,000  of  5  per  cent  gold  bonds 
to  Knickerbocker  Trust  Co..  N.  Y.,  as  trustee.  The  old  mortgage  for 
$700,000  has  been  canceled.  President,  J.  M.  Brinker.— V.  60,  p.  1010. 

NIAGARA  FALLS  &  SUSPENSION  BRIDGE 
RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Oct.  20,  1882.  Road  rebuilt  and  double 
tracked  in  1892.  Operates  under  agreement  the  N.  F.  Whirlpool  & 
Northern  Ry.,  1-75  miles,  which  company  has  capital  stock  of  $50,000 
and  $22,500  of  5  per  cent  bonds  due  July  1, 1903,  outstanding. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—                  Date.    Interest.    Outstand'g.    Maturity. 
Stock  ($750,000)  par  $100 $600,000     

istmnvt     MW  5    1893    6g.  J  -  J      518.OOO     July  1,1909 

st  moit.,  gold J  Jnt  Bt  T,fird  Nat>  Banki  Bufflllo. 

Mortgage,  trustee,  the  Fidelity  Trust  &  Guaranty  Co.  of  Buffalo. 

EARNINGS — For  year  ending  June  30  earnings  were  as  follows : 

1896.         1895.    I  1896.       1895. 

Gross earnicgs.. $64.609    $60,188    Interest $24,420 $24,OOO 

Net  earnings....  20,781      21,705  |  Dividends 4,000 

Other  income....   12,491        6,131  I  Balance sr.3,424,  df.4,703 

Taxes 5,428        4,540  |  Total  sur.  JuneSO.   14,601    11,177 

ROAD— Aug.,  1896,  operated  16-41  miles  track  on  10-57  mile»  street. 

OFFICERS— President,  Chas.  B.  Gaskill;  Secretary  and  Treasurer, 
Chas.  B.  Hill,  Buffalo,  N,  Y.;  Supt.,  J.  C.  Brewster,  Niagara  Falls. 


NIAGARA  FALLS  WHIRLPOOL  &  NORTH- 
ERN RY.-Trolley. 

ORGANIZATION- Chartered  March  3,  1894.    Road  completed  Nov.  2 
1894.    Road  is  operated  by  Niagara  Falls  &  Suspension  Brid 
Capital  stock,  $50,000,  in  $100  shares.    First  mortgage  is  for  $30,000 
bonds  dated  1694,  due  July  1, 1903,  interest  5  p.  e.,  J&J,  bonds  i 
$22,500.    Road  runs  from  Lewiston  to  Whirlpool  St.,  Niagara  Falls, 
1-75  miles  of  track.    Year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $2,164;  deficit 
under  operating  expenses,  $1,307.    President,  Burt  Van  Horn,  Jr., 
Niagara  Falls,  N.  Y. 

NORFOLK,  VA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  34,871 ;  IN  1880  WAS  21,966 ; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  19,229. 

NORFOLK  STREET   RAILROAD- 
ORGANIZATION— A  consolidation  Jnne  7,  1894,  of  the  Norfolk  C 
RR.  Co.  and  the  Suburban  City  Railway  &  Improvement  Company. 
Franchise  (not  exclusive)  is  for  fifty  years  from  January,  1888. 


STREET    EAILWAYS. 


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Maturity.        STOCK,  BONDS,  ETC.—          Date.  Interest.  Oittntand'a.  Maturity,  etc. 

Stock,  par  $100  .............................  $100,000 

Bonds  (par  $100)  ............      18S6        0  50.0OO                      1906 

Bonds  for  $100,OOO  .........     1895        6  See  text.                    1915 

$1.000.000.  g.  .$«.OOOK.  >  in,,  at  Mere.  Tr.  A  De,,  Co..  Bait.;  tru^     ^^  **"  ^  ™-'»G  ............        51'2°° 

ROAD—  Own*  90  mile*  of  trmck  In  City  of  Norfolk,  Va.,  and  extending- 

<o  Lambert'  *  Point.  2  mile*  from  city.    Rail*  60  Ib.  T  and  80  In.  eirder. 

OFFICERS—  President,  (May,    1897)    Janon    Fisher;    Vice-President- 


STOCK  A  BONOS  -  Date.    Interttl.     OMtitaiul'g. 

8t<H-k.  $1.0OO.OOO *1.00O,000 

M..  (fold.  <    1339    fit".  J-J          125.00O    Jan.   1.1913 

$1.OOO c  (  lut.  at  Mer.  Trust  Co.,  tm-tec,  N.  Y.  City 

JC.>rf»lk  Street  com.  uiort..  \    18S>5    fig.  J  -  J         855.OOO     July  1.  1935 
i)C  > —     -   —        —      -   •  • 


Thos.  Clyde.  Secretary  &  Treasurer,  H.  C.  Wliitehead  ;  General  Man 
•after.  W.  M.  Ronborough.    INDEX—  V.  02.  p.  186 


PORT    NORFOLK    ELECTRIC    RAILW  AY- 
ROAD.  ETC.— Said  to  operate  3  >•  mile*  of  track.    Stock,  *14,Ooo ;  1st 
mortgage  gold  6*.  960O.OOO;  dated  1802.  due  August  1, 1907;  inter- 
est payable.  F.  4  A  :  President.  W.  H.  Stewart;  Treasurer.  General 
Manager  and  Purch.  Agent.  M.  W.  Mason. 


NORRISTOWN,    PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  19,791;  re  1880  WAS  13,063; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  10.753. 

SCHUYLKILL  VALLEY  TRACTION-A  trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  In  September.  1893,  as  successor  to  the 
XorrUtown  Bridgeport  *  Convbohncken  Traction  Co.  Since  Jan.  15, 
1893.  has  controlled  and  operated  theConahohoeken  Rr..the  Montgomery 
County  Pass.  Ry..  the  O  Miens'  Pass.  Ry..  Ambler  Electric  and  the  Nor- 
ttstown  Pas*.  Ry.  The  corporate  existence  of  the  several  companies 
will  he  maintained,  but  their  bonds  will  be  taken  up  as  rapidly  as  pos- 
sible. In  Oetober.1993.  control  of  the  Traction  Co.  changed  hands  i 
the  authorised  .took  was  Increased  from  923O.OOO  to  $1.0OO,OOO. 

STOCK  A  BO"PS—  D<"*-    ItUrett.     Outtlan*i*g.      Maturity. 

Stock.  *  1. 000.000  i$50i 9500.000 

1st  mort .  93OO.OOO,  gold)  1893      3  g.  F-A  43.0OO       Ifov.,  1945 

(91.00O) e(Int.at  West  End  Tr.  48. 0.  Oo..Phll.,trustee 

LATEST  EARNINGS— January  1  to  April  3O,  1897.  4  months,  gross. 
413,199;  deflclt  under  operating,  9892.  For  calendar  year  1896  gn 
962.811;  In  1899.  $4«,6«6  For  year  ending  June  30,  1896.  gross, 
937.773;  net,  $17.934:  Interest  and  taxes,  91,268;  rentals,  $9,335 
balanee.  enrplus  for  year.  $7.3O1. 

OFFICERS— Presidenl,  C.  O  Beebe;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  D.  B 
Shepp;  OCSL  Man..  R.  M.  Douglass.  OlBc*.  Korriatown.  Pa. 

INDEX -V.  61.  p.  70S;  T.  62,  p.  279. 

SCHUYLKILL  VALLEY  TRACTION  SYS- 
TEM-AMIII.KR  ELECTKI'-  KUI.WAY. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Chartered  June  18, 1894.  to  build  an  electric 
railway  through  the  Borough  of  Ambler,  over  the  Broad  Axe  Turnpike 
to  HannanvlilA.  connecting  with  the  Conahohockrn  Railway.  Stock 
$50.00.1.  par  990. 

SCHUYLKILL  VALLEY  TRACTION  SYS- 
TE  M  •»•  PASSE.\<;ER  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  April.  1887.  with  no  consideration  for 
ftisnhisss,  no  pevlng  required. 

Maturity. 


The  Mortgage  of  1899  was  made  to  pay  Boating  debt  incurred  In 

ehsnrlnc  from  hone  to  electric  power.    Trustee  Is  the Rorrlstown  Title 

t  *  Oafe  Deposit  Co. 

ROAO— Owns  6  miles  of  main  and  -29  miles  of  side  track  of  9  ft.  24 
l»-  gauge.  Rails  60  Ib.  girder,  90  Ib.  T. 

SCHUYLKILL     VALLEY    TRACTION    SYS- 
TEM -OOS8HOHOCKKH  RAILWAY- 
OMANtZATtOH— Company  was  chartered  in  January,  1893,  to  ran 
••  orrtstown  to  Coojshehoeken,  through  the  borengh  of  Consho- 
hoeken.  and  then  on  to  connect  with  the  trolley  system  of  Philadelphia. 

It  pn for  a  nonillstnUun  perpetual  exclusive  franchise  In  the 

Borough  of  CoMhohocken.  with  no  paving  required  and  no  right  of  In- 
terrupting traflie  reserved  to  borough.    The  Bebuylklll  Valley  Traction 
i  the  principal  and  Interest  on  Its  bonds. 
MUa.    Halt.     Inltrttl. 


i    5«.  J-J      100.000    July  1,1924 
•stad  hj  truiSe.'       ^•••Ject  to  call  at  1O3  July  1.  Itm. 

latersst  at  Vorrtstown  Title  Trust  Company,  trustee. 

>-Owms  Semites  of  track  of  3ft.  2 4  In.  gauge.    Rails  60  Ib.  T 
•nd  66  Ib.  girder. 

SCHUYLKILL    VALLEY    TRACTION   SYS- 
TEM    MOXTOOMKBT  OOUKTY  PA88BKOKB  RAILWAY. 
OROANIZATIOM    Reed  opened  In  1894. 

•tork.  *  i  •*  i.ooo $1 30.000  f.  p.  ,     RoAD-Owns  1  «i  miles  of  track 

ofSft.24lln.gani*    Balls  45  Ib. 
' '»- ». i  I  girder. 

SCHUYLKILL    VALLEY    TRACTION   SYS- 

v  PASS <«<> Kit  R \ILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ftaMhtses,  no  paring  reqnlnd.  and  no  right  of  Interrupting  trafflo  re- 
ssiTsd  to  berougD.  Opened  to  traffic  April  11,  1885,  and  equipped 
wtth  electric  apparatn*  In  1893. 

•toek,  par  ».V) «7.-,.i»io  f.  p.  I     ROAD— Own<  4  mllesof  main  and 

1st  mort,.  ri.  J-J 73.000  -23  mlle«  of  *Mn  track,  of  5  ft.  2>« 

Dated  1W3.    Due  1923.  |  In.  gauge.  Ralli  60  A  49  Ib.  girder. 

NORTH     ADAMS,    MASS. 

P"1  "9O  WAS  16,071:  ix  H90  WAS  10,191. 

_HOOSAC  VALLEY   STREET    RY. -Trolley  road. 

rioN-Cbartflnd  April  7.  H<M.  The  bonds  of  1893  will  be 
o*ed  to  prorlde  for  prusat  Iwne  of  bond*  das  19O8,  and  floating  debt. 
t»  nwpt.  30. 18M.  none  had  been 


ROAD.— Owns  11-06  miles  of  main  line  track  and  0-12  miles  of  sid- 
ings, etc.  Extension  to  Williainstowu.  6  uilles,  was  completed  In  1896 

EARNINGS- For  year  ending  Sept.  30,  1896,  gross,  $68,422;  net, 
$29.956;  Interest  and  taxes,  $4,922;  bal.,  surplus  for  year,  $25,034. 
In  1894-5.  gross,  $30,785;  net,  $7,768;  interest,  taxes,  etc.,  $4.485. 

OFFICERS— President  and  Treasurer,  C.  Q.  Richmond. 


NORTH   ATTLEBOROUGH,  MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  6.727. 

INTER-STATE  CONSOLIDATED  STREET 
RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  April  21, 1895.  Successor  to  the  Attle- 
borough  North  Attleborough  &  Wrentham  Street  Ry.  and  the  Inter- 
State  Street  Railway,  which  was  sold  In  foreclosure  In  March,  1895. 
See  V.  60.  p.  606. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.      Interett.  Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Stock.  $330,000.  par  $100 $300,OOO  Apr.l,'97,l>a% 

Bonds  auth..  $200.000 

Loans  and  billi  payable  Jan.  1.'97         130.0OO  

DIVIDEND— In  1897,  Jan.  1>«  p.  c.;  Apr.,  l>a  p.  e. 

ROAD— Owns  22-42  miles  main  line  track  and  Us  mile  sidings. 
etc.,  from  Main  Street,  Pawtncket  K.  I.,  to  North  AUleborongh, 
Mass.,  HebronvlUe,  Dodgevllle  and  Attleborough.  The  combined 
population  of  these  towns  was  In  1390  about  41,937. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— 4  months.  J 1897 Gross,  $36,570;    net.  $4,114 

Jan.  1  to  April  30.  « 1896.. ..Gross,    34,743;    net,    3,096 

EARNINGS— Year  ending  Dec.  31. 1896,  gross,  $123.859;  net, $25,591. 
OFFICERS— President.  M.  J.  Perry ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  E.  R 
Price.— V.  61,  p.  6«2.  871.  • 


NORTHAMPTON,    MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  14,990:  rx  1880  WAS  12,172; 

AND  IS  1870  WAS  10.160. 

NORTHAMPTON  STREET  RAILWAY-A 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Feb.  26, 1873. 

STOCK.  BONOS.  ETC  —  Date.   Interat.  OtilttatuFg.    Dit'ndi.ite. 

Stock.  9300.000.  par  $100 $300.0OOf.p.  Jan.'97,5% 

Ut  M.,notnnl>J.to<!all<$MX»c     1384     5A-O      25.000              1909 
Loans  and  bills  payable  Oot.  1.1M96    28.500  

Interest  at  Springfield  8.  D.  A  Trust  Co.,  SpringBeld,  Mass. 
Dltiaendf— In  year  1893-94  distributed  $12,000;  In  1893,  10  p.  0.; 
1896, 10  p.  e.;  Jan..  1897,  3  p.  c. 

ROAD— Owns  15-O2  miles  of  main  track  and  1  mile  sidings,  etc. 
ANNUAL  REPORT— For  years  ending  Sept.  30  earnings  hare  been  : 
1896.         1893.    I  I -.»:. 

Ones. 904.802    903.5231  Bal.  for  dlr'nds.. $30.899 

37.023       37,28«  I  Dividends 30.0O<! 

Infst,  taxes, etc.     6.124        3,153  |  Bat.  surp.  for  yr.        899 
OKXKRAL  BALANCE  SHEET  SEPT.  30,  1896. 


1898. 

$34,133 
22.500 
11,033 


Aurti. 

Construction $211.250 

Equipment. 7 

Other  property 73.680 

Cash  and  current  assets.      !<>.-.  i 


.  $377,OiJ3 


Liabilities. 

Stock $300,000 

lilelit 25.0OO 

Bills  payable,  etc 28,500 

Prodtaud  loss, surplus..      23,563 

Total  liabilities $377,063 


Total  I 

OFFICERS— President,  John  Olmsted;  Secretary,  J.  A.  Sullivan;  Treas- 
urer. K.  D.  Winter,  General  Manager,  A.  E.  Smith. 


NORWALK,   CONN. 

POP0LATIOX  IN  1890  WAS  17,747;  IN  1880  WAS  13,956  ; 
Axr>  IN  1870  WAS  12.119. 

NORWALK  STREET   RAILWAY-A  trolley  road 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  May,  1862. 
Stock ($900.000), 925. $lOO,OOOr.  p. 
1st  mort.,  6s,  JAJ.  auth  $400,000, 

Issued  9110.OOO,  due  1919. 
SuliJ.  tocallat  103  after  July  1/99. 


ROAD — Operates  7  miles  of  track 
connecting  Nor  walk,  South  Nor- 
walk  and  winiiipauk. 

Oct,  1890,blll4payable,$32,000 


EARNINGS— Year  ending  Sept.  30, 1896,  gross,  $53,522 ;  net,  $14,349. 

n  1894-9.  cross,  993,338;  net,  $12.67O;  Interest,  $6.301;  taxes,  $1,260; 
dividend  (6  p.  c.)  93.00O. 

OFFICERS— President,  E.  J.  III11;  Vice-President,  John  A.  Osborn; 
Secretary,  Treasurer,  Gen.  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agt,  W.  F.  Acton; 


Charter  said  to  be  per- 
Matiirily. 


NORWALK    TRAMWAY- 
OROANIZATION— Incorporated  May  6, 1889. 
pctual. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Dite.         Intereit.    OittttaniTg. 

Stock   (•10019830,000 See  below.    $255,000 

st  mort.,  $2O,OOO  p.  m.  *  1893         5  g.  M-S      325.00O    Sept.  1,  1923 

gold,  91,000.  o'  J  Interett  at  Atlantic  Tr.  Co..  tnatee,  N.Y.  City. 

Subject  to  call  at  1O4  after  Sept.  1, 1898. 

The  first  mortgage*  bonds  are  a  first  Hen  upon  all  property  of  every 
escription  now  owned  or  hereafter  acquired.  Under  the  terms  of  the 
mortgage  the  bond  Issue  Is  limited  to  $20,000  per  mile  of  construction 
nd  equipment,  and  under  laws  of  State  cannot  exceed  75  per  cent  of 
he  cost  of  road  and  equipment. 

Ditldtndt— From  July,  189  I,  to  July,  1893.  dividends  of  2  per  cent 
early  paid  J.  *  J.,  none  since  to  February,  1897. 


64 


STKEET    RAILWAYS. 


ROAD— Owns  and  operates  from  Broad  River  through  City  of  Nor 
walk  to  South  Norwalk,  and  also  to  the  excursion  grounds  at  Boton 
Point  on  Long  Island  Sound,  to  Gregory's  Point,  to  Five  Mile 
River,  Darlen,  Noroton  and  Stamford,  a  total  trackage,  with  sidings, 
of  16-85  miles.  Road  laid  with  48  and  58  and  70  Ib.  T  mils. 

EARNINGS— For  the  year  ending  Sept.  30, 1896,  gross,  $50,161 ;  net, 
$17,032;  Interest,  $11,156;  taxes,  $3,109;  balance,  surplus,  $'2,767. 

OFFICERS— Prest.,  T.  M.  Waller  j  Vloe-Prest.,  <».  N.  MoKibbln;  See 
•nd  Troas.,  G.  W.  Mansfield;  Supl,  and  Pureh.  Agt.,  K.  W.  Munsfleld. 


NORWICH,  CONN. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  16,192 ;  AND  IN  1880  WAS  15,112 ; 

NORWICH  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  iu  1882  and  has  a  perpetual  franchise. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—     Miles.  Date.  Interest.  Outsland'g    Last  din.,  Ac. 
Stock   ($600.00     au-J J-J  $250,000  Jau.l,'97,2i8p.o. 

thorized— $100     ..  \  Dividends  at  Am.  Loan  &  Trust  Co.,  Boston. 
1st  mort.,  $350,000,  5    12:      1893  5tf.  A-O  $265,000        Oct  1,  1923. 

gold,  $1,OOO \  Interest  at  Am.  Loan  St.  Trust  Boston 

October  1, 1896,.bllls  payable,  $21,608. 

Mortgage  of  1893  Is  for  $350,000,  of  which  balance  unissued  is  re- 
•erved  for  Improvement  and  additions,  being  issuable  therefor  only 
nnder  general  laws  of  Connecticut  to  75  per  cent  of  actual  cost  of  such 
Improvements  and  additions. 

Dividends— In  1895  5  p.  c.;  In  1896,  5  p  o.;  in  1897,  Jan.,  2>a  p.  o. 

ROAD—  Owns  12-46  miles  of  track,  of  which  11-915  miles  main  line  and 
branches  ana  -55  miles  sidings.  Rails  T  35,  -40, 45  and  48  Ibs.  totheyard. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  years  ending  Sept.  30  earnings  were : 

OroM.  Net.       Int.  <t  taxes.    Dividends.     Balance- 

1895-96 $84,714       $29.355       $17,600       (5)  $12,500     def.$945 

1894-95...     .     85,610         31,550          17.40O        (5)     12,500  sur.1.650 
1893-94 80,069          29,376          17,035        (2ifl(  6,250  sur.6,091 

Total  surplus  Oct.  1, 1896,  $16,581. 

OFFICERS— President,  Winthrop  CofBn,  Boston;  Secretary,  W.  L 
Adams,  Norwich ;  Treasurer,  W.  A.  Tucker. 


OAKLAND,  CAL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  48,682;  IN  1880  WAS  34,555; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  10.500. 

OAKLAND    SYNDICATE. 

In  November,  1896,  the  following  roads  were  reported  to  1)0  con" 
trolled  by  a  "  Syndicate,"  and  many  improvements  were  contemplated' 
The  roads  controlled  were  said  to  be:  Central  Avenue,  East  Oakland 
Street,  Oakland  Consolidated,  Highland  Park  &  FruitVale,  Alameda 
Oakland  A  Piedmont.  See  V.  64,  p.  287. 

CENTRAL  AVENUE  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road 

ORGANIZATION.— Chartered  In  1891  for  50  years. 

Mis.  Date.   Interest.    Outstand'g.  Matur'y. 
5,190  shs 


STOCK  &  BONDS— 
Stock... 


(5H    1892    6gM-N       $120,0110  1922 

let  M.,g.,  $1,000,  sink.  f.o*<  Interest  is  payable  at  California  Tr.  Co., 
(     Trustee.  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

L'ns&  bills  payable  Oct.  31.,  1895  $11.800        

Sinking  fund  for  bonds  is  $4,000  yearly  for  10  years,  beginning  1902 
then  $8,000  yearly  for  10  years. 

ROAD— Operates  5H  miles  of  track  on  3  miles  of  street. 
EARNINGS— For  years  ending  Oct.  31 : 

1895.         1894.     |  1895.         1894. 

Gross $30,803     $32,t>68  ]  Interest $3,7*»5       $1,852 

Net 4,660         5,887    Balance,  surplus.      875         4,035 

OFFICERS.— President,  W.  F.  Peck;  Viee-President,  A.  H.  Clough 
Secretary.  W.  F.  Rudolph. 


EAST  OAKLAND  STREET  RAILWAY-A 
trolley  road. 

ROAD -Said  to  operate  6  miles  of  track.  Stock,  $250,000;  1st  mort- 
gage 6s,  $250,000.  Receivers'  certificates  for  about  $36,000  are  said 
to  have  been  issued.  Receiver,  J.  C.  Johnson. 


HIGHLAND  PARK  &  FRUIT  VALE  RAIL- 
ROAD—A trolley  road. 

ROAD — Said  to  operate  10^  miles  of  track  on  6  miles  of  street 
Stock,  $500,000:  bonds,  $COO,000.  Receiver,  F.  J.  Woodward. 


OAKLANDCONSOLIDATEDSTREET  RAIL- 
WAY.—An  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Principal  franchise  dated  Sept.  18,  1889,  "  grants 
the  exclusive  use  of  the  prominent  streets  and  avenues  of  Oakland  and 
suburbs  for  a  period  of  fifty  years." 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Dale.    Interest.    Oulstand'g     Maturity,  etc. 

Capital  stock  $50 $1,000,000    . 

1st  mort.  $500,000  gold,  <    1894    6g.  F-A          361,000    Aug.    1,   1911 

$1  ,OOO I  Trustee,  California  Safe  Deposit  &  Trust  Co. 

Stockholders  are  personally  liable  under  the  California  State  law 
for  the  debts  of  the  corporation.    The  mortgage  covers  entire  property; 
also  all  rights  and  franchises  now  owned  or  hereafter  acquired. 
ROAD  consists  of  25  miles  of  track,  40-pound  steel  T  and  girder  rail. 
ANNUAL  REPORT.-  For  years  ending  Dec.  31 : 

1895.        .  1894.  1895.  1894. 

.i!24,45l    Other  interest     $4,380        $4,671 

7,994  4,900    Taxes,  etc 3,786  2365 

31.370         33,530    Other  paym'ts  2  443 

20,760        21,660    Balance,  snrp.        2,444  2,390 


Gross $117,491    $124,451 

Other  Income. 
Net  earnings.. 
Int.  on  bonds. 


OFFICERS— President,  Frank  M.  Smith ;  Secretary  and  Superintend- 
ent, A.  K.  Grimm ;  Treasurer,  California  Sate  Deposit  &  Trust  Co. 

OAKLAND  RAILROAD— A  cable  and  trolley  road. 
ROAD— Said  to  operate  16-2  miles  of  track.    Supt.,  Geo.  Y.  Loring. 

OAKLAND  SAN  LEANDRO  &  HAYWARDS 
ELECTRIC     RAILWAY    CONSOLIDATED 
Principally  a  trolley  road, 


ORGANIZATION—  A  consolidation  May  8,  1894,  of  the  Oakland  San 
Leandro  <St  Haywards  Electric  Railway  and  the  Twenty-third  Avenue 
Electric  Railway  cos.,  the  bonds  of  each  being  assumed.  Annual 
meeting  third  Saturday  in  July. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.  Outstanding.  Maturity 

,000,0 


Stock  ($1, 


,000  aiith.)? 


8,000  shares. 


r>  w  ,         sares.    ) 

—  sfilOO  ..................  S  ......          *"      }  $22-6213  pd.  in.  $        ...... 

Oak.  Sail  Leandro  &  Hay.  )  1  892     6g  M-S  $250,000  Mar.  1,  1922 

Ry.lstM.  gold  $1000  oa.  j  Interest  Is  payable  by  check. 
23d  Avo.  Ry.  1st  mort.,  I  1893     6g  M-S  15       $250,000  Mar.  1,  1923 

gold,  $1,000  each  ......  j  Interest  is  payable  by  check. 

Mortgage  trustee  Is  the  California  Title  Insurance  &  Trust  Co. 

Honda—  In  January,  1895,  there  were  no  other  bonds  outstanding 
No  additional  bonds  oan  be  issued  under  the  mortgages  of  1892  and 
1893,  above  described.  Both  mortgages  have  sinking  fund  commenc- 
ing ten  years  after  date  and  increasing  from  2  per  cent  yearly  (of  tola) 
bonds  outstanding)  for  the  first  five  years  to  8  per  cent  for  last  five 
years.  The  bonds  are  not  subject  to  call  before  maturity. 

Dividends—  From  May  10,  1894  (the  date  of  the  consolidation)  to 
January,  1895,  quarterly  dividends  of  75  cents  a  share  had  been  paid 

Stock  for  $200,000  was  In  the  treasury  on  Jan.  10,  1895. 

ROAD—  In  November.  1896,  was  said  to  operate  25  miles  of  track,  all  . 
but  1  !a  miles  being  electric. 

OFFICERS—  President,  H.  W.  Meek  ;  Vice-President,  Wm.  J.  Landers  ; 
Secretary,  A.  L.  Stone;  Treasurer,  C.  E.  Palmer.  Office,  Oakland,  Cal. 


PIEDMONT    &     MOUNTAIN    VIEW     RAIL- 
AVAY — A  cable,  horse  and  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC. — Incorporated  March  25, 1895,  to  purchase  and 
acquire  all  the  rights,  franchises  and  property  of  the  Consolidated 
Piedmont  Cable  Co.    Capital  stock,  $1,000,000,  par  $100 ;  bonds,    (1) 
Charles  R.  Bishop,  E.  A.  Heron  and  J.  R.  Spring,  of  San  Francisco,  Cal. 
are  Interested. 

ROAD— Said  to  operate  24  miles  of  track. 


OGDENSBURG,   N.   Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  11,662;  is  1880  WAS  10,341; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  10.076. 

OGDENSBURG  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Dec.  22, 1885. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Dale.  Interest.  Out-landing.  Maturity. 
Stock,  $150,000  ($100) $150,000  

18*150°000<$500'  &0''  1895  6  M~S  2  150,000  Sept.  2,  1925 

Mortgage  trustee.  West  End  Trust  Co.,  Philadelphia. 

ROAD— Owns  10  miles  of  track  laid  with  48  Ib.  rails.  Equipped  with 
trolley  in  1896. 

EARNINGS— From  Sept.  1  to  Sept.  30, 1896  (only  ran  10  days  on  ac- 
count of  breakdown),  gross,  $533.  For  year  ending  Aug.  31, 1896, 
gross,  $23,200. 

OFFICERS— President,  H.  A.  Sage,  Easton,  Pa.;  Vice  President,  J.  F. 
Dolan ;  Secretary,  H.  W.  Covey;  Treasurer,  J.  B.  Rellly. 


CLEAN,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  7,358;  IN  1880  WAS  3,036; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  1,327. 

OLEAN   STREET    RAILWAY-A  horse  and  trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  March  1, 1880. 

The  securities,   road,  earnings,  I     EARNINGS— Foryearending June 
etc.,  areas  follows:  30  earnings  were: 

Stock,  par  $100 $15,500  i  1890. 

Istm.  6s,J&J,  May  1, '23.  75,000    Gross $27,789 

Billspayable  June30, '96.   12,314  I  Net 9,025 

ROAD— Owns  5-54  miles  of  single  |  Interest  &  taxes.     6,026 


track  and  -82  of  sidings. 

OFFICERS— Pres.,    John   Fobes ; 
Sec.  and  Treas.,  G.  H.  Strong. 


Balance,  surplus.     2,999 
Total  surplus 22,359 


1895. 
$28,184 

10,414 
6,391 
4,023 

19,360 


OMAHA,   NEB. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  140,452 ;  IN  1880  WAS  30,518 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  16,083. 

DUNDEE    PLACE    CAR    LINE-An  electric  road. 
ROAD,  ETC. — Operates  1*2  miles  of  track.    President,  R.  W.  Patrick. 

EAST  OMAHA  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION — Chartered  April  18,  1893,  and  afterwards  bought 
out  the  line  of  the  Inter-State  Bridge  &  Terminal  Ry.  Co.  Company 
holds  an  exclusive  franchise  on  all  the  streets  in  East  Omaha  until 
January,  1919,  and  for  the  same  time  exclusive  rights  across  the 
Omaha  Bridge  &  Terminal  Company's  bridge,  spanning  the  Missouri 
River  and  leading  to  Council  Bluffs,  Iowa.  This  latter  franchise  is 
regarded  as  very  valuable.  At  present  lines  are  only  operated  in  the 
suburb,  East  Omaha,  but  they  will  ultimately  be  extended  to  Council 
Bluffs. 

STOCK  &  DEBT— Authorized  capital  $1,000,000,  par  $100;  issued 
and  outstanding,  full  paid,  $78,OOO.  No  bonds.  Total  indebtedness, 
May  7, 1895,  $15,750. 

Dividend  of  6  per  cent  paid  January,  1894 ;  none  since. 

ROAD — Operates  5*5  miles  of  single  track  on  3 'a  miles  of  street 
Gauge  4  feet  8*2  inches.  Rails  40  Ib.  T  and  45  II).  girder. 

EARNINGS— From  April  18, 1893,  to  Jan.  1,  1895,  were  as  follows : 

Gross $37,783  I  Dividends $9,210 

Net 10,871  |  Surplus  earnings 1,661 

OFFICERS— President,  Arthur  S.  Potter ;  VIce-President,  Dudley 
Smith ;  Treasurer,  H.  W.  Yates ;  Secretary,  John  R.  Webster. 


OMAHA  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  Jan.  1,1889.    This  is  a  consolidation 


STREET    KAILWAYS. 


65 


of  all  the  street  railway  properties  of  the  city  operated  by  cable,  bone 
and  electric  power*.  Ha*  the  benefit  of  three  franchises  and  IB  author- 
lied  to  Use  any  motive  power  except  steam. 

STOCK  4  BONOS —         Date.     Interest.       Outstanding.       Maturity, 

8tock(*100> M.-N.      $5,000.000  fp 

Om.  St.  Ry.  1st  eonsol. 
M..t2,5OO,OOO.  gold....     1889    5g.  M.-N.        2,250,000       May  1, 1914 

Interest  Is  payable  at  the  Farmers'  Loan  A  Tnut  Co.,  N.  Y.  City. 
Consols  for  $5OO.OOO  were  Issued  In  July,  1896,  to  retire  the  first  6s. 

ROAD — Operates  about  90  miles  of  track. 

Weight  of  rail  (T  and  girder)  15  IDS.,  58 "a  Ibs.;  number  of  cars,  270. 

EARNINGS -Prom  Dee.  1, 1894,  to  Nor.  30, 1895, 1  year,  gross  $596,- 
949;  net  $228,767;  Interest  on  bonds,  $125,029;  balance,  snr.,  $103,738. 

OFFICERS— President,  Frank  Murphy;  Vlce-Presldent,  Guy  C.  Barton ; 
Treasurer,  W.  W.  Marsh ;  Secretary,  1>.  H.  Goodrich ;  General  Mana- 
ger. W.  A.  Smith ;  General  Supt  and  Purchasing  Agent,  F.  A.  Tucker. 

OMAHA  &  COUNCIL  BLUFFS  RAILWAY 
A  B  R I  DC  E— An  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION— The  Union  Pacific  Railway  Co.  In  1888  sold  Its  Inter- 
est In  the  Council  Bluff*  8t  Ry.  Co.  to  this  company. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—          Date.       Inlerett.     Outstanding.       Maturity. 

Stock $1,5OO,OOO        

1st  mort  (see  below)  )     1888.        6  K  J-J  400.OOO     Jan.  1, 1908 

'  ..OOO.slnklnir  J  Subject  to  call  at  110  In  1899. 
1900.000..;?  >  Int.  at  Mercantile  Trunt  Co.(trustee),  N.Y.  City. 
lloA8t.R/. )     1889.        5gJ-J        $250,000       July  1, 1909. 
l.t  M  «250,000)told  (Subject  to  call  at  106  In  1899. 
$1,OOO  guar.  p.  A  1.  {Interest  at  Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  New 
(en.l.ninkiuf  fundc- )     York  City. 
ROAD— Operates  20  miles  of  track. 

£o»ufe-The/tr*<mor<0a«<of  1888  Is  In  the  flrst  place  for  $5OO,OOO> 
$10O.OOO  being  held  In  trust  against  accident  to  bridge,  and  additional 
bonds  may  be  lasoed  at  $35,000  per  mile  for  road  acquired  and  unen- 
cumbered. The  sinking  rand  is  $2O,000  yearly  till  January  1,1899.  and 
thereafter  $3O.OOO. 

OFFiCERS-Preeldant,  H.  W.  Wells;    Vlce-Pn-.ldent.   J.  J.  Brown; 
,<XT.  Stewart;  Treasurer,  J.  H.  Millard. 


ORANGE,  N.  J. 

PorcLATioK  1890  WAS  18344;  a  188O  WAS  13,207; 

•  IS  1870  WAS  B.343. 

ORANGE     MOUNTAIN     TRACTION     CO.- 
OaxXANlZATiON    Bnoeessor  to  Orange  Mountain  Cable  Co.  sold  Oct.  9, 


1896.  to  Charts*  E. 


of  Ph 


iadhi 


phia,  for  $10.550.-  V.  61.  p. 


642.  iHock.  $100,000;  par$lOO.  January  1.  1897,  funded  debt  was 
$28,260;  "otter  debts."  $3,893.  Owns  14  mile*  of  cable  Incline. 
exteadlnir  to  top  of  Orange  Mountain,  in  Township  of  West  Orange. 
For  year  ending  Dec.  SI.  1896.  gross.  $5.173;  net.  $3.076.  In  1895 
(TOM  earnings  wo*  $4,373.  Directors—  Walter  C.  McFariaad  and 
:xjdge  o'  Philadelphia,  and  President.  W.  8.  Hood  of  Camden.- 
T.  00.  p.  MS.  1010;  T.  01,  p.  SM,  662. 

SOUTH  ORANGE  A  MAPLEWOOD  STREET 
R  Y.—  A  trolley  road. 

OROANUATKM*—  Owns  1-6  mllM  built  through  private  property.  Con- 

•ecu  Orange  Field  Club  grounds  with  business  sections  of  the  Oranges. 

Began  operation*  October  1.  1800,  power  being  furnished   by  the 

Suburban  Traction  Oe.    Stock  Issued  $100.0On;   del.U  Jan.  1,  1897, 

*3O,OOO.    Coat  of  road  and  equipment  to  Jan.  1,  1897,  $1  18,309- 

ROAD-Orenge  to  South  Orange.  16  miles  of  road.  3-2  miles  of  track. 
Extensions  proposed  to  Valley  Road  an1  Forest  Street.  For  year 
ending  Dec.  SI.  189$,  gross.  $5.989;  act,  $3,289.  President,  Frank 
Brewer  of  South  Orange. 

SU  BU  RBAN  TR  ACTION.-Mostly  a  trolley  road. 
SALE—  Foreelosore  sale  has  been  adjourned  from  time  to  time,  but  It 
I*  hoped  that  a  plan  of  reorganisation  will  be  arranged  In  1897. 

ffiBtffc 


-  ...  10     1893     SJ-D  477.OOO  J'ne  1/23 

$  1.000,  la  default  .  >  Tnutee.  Am.  I»an  A-  Trust  Co..  Boston. 
•  Other  debt*"  Jan.  1.  1*97,  about  ..      $50,OOO    .......... 

ROAD—  Owns  10  miles  of  track  on  7  miles  of  streets.    Rails  80  girder 
5«ir>.  T  and  45-lb.  chair. 

EAHNMQ6—  For  years  ending  Dee.  31  earnings  were  : 
/.,.„.,  1896.        1895.     I     JbptncUfltr**.        1896.      1895. 

Fr.Mii  pa*wn<m.$«3.78«    $90.000    Repairs  ............  $15.361    $2,500 

Ot;,.-r  ......  11...  80o|supMnt«nd.toian.  5'j.<!37     le.OOO 

RECEIVER—  Watnon  Whlttlesey. 


OSHKOSH,    WIS. 

i  I.ATION  1890  WAS  22.836;    r»  1880  WAS  16,748; 

IN  1870  WAS  12,668. 

CITIZENS    TRACTION    CO.-A  trolley  road. 
STOCK  AND  BONDS—  Dmtf.    Interest.  Onlilat.it' g.    Maturity. 


•' 


,  $300.000.  g..  <  1897    6«.  F-A    $2OO.OOO     Feb.  1.  1927 

(not  redeemable) e*  ( Trustee.  If .  Y.  Sec.  *  Tr.  Co  .  N.  Y.  City. 

President,  George  1.  Koboeb;    Secretary.  J.  K.  Tlllotson;   Treasurer 
Otto  V.  Van  •hreeder.-V.  64.  p.  799. 

OSWEGO,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  21342;  IK  1880  WAS  21,117; 

A*I>  IK  1870  WAS  2O.91O. 

LAKE  ONTARIO  A  RIVERSIDE  RAILWAY. 
—A  trolley  read. 

ORQANI.ZATION— Formed  In  1806 Jo  consolidate  Oswego  Street  Ry. 
and  Fulton  *  O*we«e  Falls  Street  Ry.    Consolidation  perfected  Mar. 
«J.    Capital  stock  $300.000  and  flrst  mortgage  bonds  $3OO,OOO; 
Ike  securities  of  old  eswpasdes  will  be  retired. 


STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.  Outsland'g.     Maturity. 

Stock,  $300,000  (par  $50) $300,000    

Receivers'  certificates 1897    See  text. 

OswegoSt.  Ry.  l8tM.,g.,s.f.  <    1891    6g.  A-O      125,000    Oct.  1,  1911 

2  p.  c.  yearly  after  '96.  .o*  <  Subject  to  call  at  105  after  Oct.  1. 1896 

Int.  defaulted  Oct.  1, 1896.  Trustee,  Knickerbocker  Tr.  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Fulton   A     Oswego     Falls  1    1886  6  $15,000    July  1, 1896 

mortgage J  Interest  and  principal  in  def  ault. 

Lake  Ontario  &  Riverside  1st 

mort,  $30O.OOO,  gold 1896     6g.  M-S      300,000   Mar.  12, 1926 

Interest  defaulted  Sept.  l,  1896.    Trustee,  Guaranty  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y. 

RECEIVER- F.  H.  Tidman  appointed  Oct.  3, 1896,  Interest  due  Oct.  1 
on  Oswego  St.  Rv.  firsts  not  having  been  paid.— V.  63,  p.  652.  Fore- 
closure suit  under  Oswego  Street  Railway  first  mortgage  of  1891 
begun  In  February,  1897.  In  May,  1897,  receiver's  certificates  were 
authorized  for  extending  and  Improving  the  road  and  to  pay  certain 
claims. 

lliindholders'  Commiltrc—Otitego  SI.  Ky.  !«<«.— 8.  M.  Coon,  Oswego; 
C.  Sidney  Shepard,  New  Haven,  N.  Y.;  M.  B.  Richardson,  Oswego ;  de- 
positary, Knickerbocker  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.;  a  majority  of  these  bonds 
has  been  deposited. 

Fulton  4  Uttcego  Falls  Mortgage.— These  bonds  are  deposited  with  J . 
Walker  &  Sons.  Mills  Building,  N.  Y. 

ROAD — Oswego  Street  Ry.  owns  14  miles  of  track ;  Fulton  &  Oswego 
Falls,  1>4  miles.  President,  Geo.  W.  Burt ;  Vice- President,  W.  N.  Stran 
ahan;  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  G.  D.  Hart.— V.  63,  p.  652. 


OTTUMWA,   IOWA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  14,001;  IN  1880  WAS  9,004; 
AKD  IK  1870  WAS  5,214. 

OTTUMWA  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY-A  trolley 
road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Sept,  4,  1889.  Street  railway  franchises 
expire  In  1918 ;  electric-light  franchises,  one  in  1907,  the  other  perpet- 
ual ;  steam  beating  perpetual.  In  April,  1896,  J.  H.  Merritt  was  made 
receiver.  Coupons  due  June,  1895,  and  since  are  in  default. 

STOCK  &.  BONDS—  Date.     Interest.    OutstaruVg.     Maturity. 

Stock  ($500.000  authorized) $300,000    

1st  M  ,  $200,000  gold )1892    6g.J-D        2OO.OOO    Junel.1912 

s.f.not  sub.tocallfl.OOO.c*  >     111.  Tr.  &  Sav.  Bank,  trustee.  Chicago. 

ROAD— In  1895  company  operated  7«s  miles  of  track  in  city  of  Ot» 
tumwa,  Iowa.  All  by  electricity.  Weight  of  rails,  38  Ibs.  girder  and 
40  Ibs.  T-  Also  does  municipal,  commercial  and  residence  electric 
lighting;  supplies  electric  power  for  stationary  motors,  etc.,  and 
operates  a  system  of  steam  heating,  with  3>a  miles  of  mains. 

OFFICERS— President  and  General  Manager,  W.  R.  Daura ;  Vice-Pres- 
|dent  J.  B.  Sax ;  Secretary.  George  F.  Hall:  Treasurer.  C.  F.  Blake. 


OWENSBORO,   KY. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  9,837;  IK  1880  WAS  6,231; 

AND  IK  1870  WAS  3,437. 

OWENSBORO  CITY   RAILROAEX-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1886.    Franchise  runs  till  1936  and 
gives  exclusive  rights  to  operate  street  railway  In  said  olty. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  ilUrs.  Date.  Interest.  OutstancTg.    Maturity. 

Stock. $507oOO<par$5O) $5O,OOOf.p 

J    8«j    1888      6  J-J        25,000  1908 

M  •  -  '  ln I  Interest  at  Louisville  Banking  Company. 

2d  $100,000  ($500).  cur.,  |    84   1894     6  J-J        75.OOO     Jan.  1,1917 

not  subject  to  call \  Interest  at  Louisville  Trust  Company, 

Bonrf»— Of  the  $100.OOO  second  mortgage  6s  $25,000  are  reserved  for 
flrst  mortgage  when  due. 

ROAD— Owns  84  miles  of  trolley  t-ack  In  Owensboro  and  suburbs. 

OFFICERS— President,  W.  E.  Whltely;  Secretary,  R,  A.  Miller;  Treas- 
urer. E.  G.  Buekner.  

PADUCAH,   KY. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  12.797;  IN  1880  WAS  8,036; 
AND  IK  1870  WAS  6,866. 

PADUCAH    STREET    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  In  1876. 

STOCK  oV  BONDS—  I>atr.    Interest.  Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Stock,  par  $100 $115,000     

l»tmorucage$l  OO.OOO  gold.     1890    6g.  J-J     100.OOO    July  1, 1920 
Other  Indebtedness  June, '94    25,581     

Interest  at  Columbia  Finance  A  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  Louisville,  Ky. 

Sinking  fund  April  1, 1895,  $6OO,  and  same  every  six  months. 

ROAD— Operates  about  1 1  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS— President,  Geo.  C.  Thompson ;  'Vice-President,  O.  Dallam 
Secretary,  T.  J.  Flournoy;  Treasurer,  T.  B.  Leonard,  Jr.;  General 
Manager,  A.  8. Thompson;  Purchasing  Agent,  D.  B.  Simon. 

PASSAIC,    N.    J. 

POPULATION  IK  1890  WAS  13,028;  IK  1880  WAS  6,532. 

PASSAIC  &  NEWARK  ELECTRIC  TRAC- 
TION—A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  April  30. 1895.  and  acquired  the  Pas- 
sale  A  Newark  Electric  Ry.    In  December,  1896,  It  was  proposed  to 
form  an  alliance  with  the  Consolidated  Traction  Co.  of  New  Jersey 
(Newark)  and  connect  the  two  roads  by  a  line  through  Belleville. 
iTOCK  it,  BONDS—  Dale.    Interest.  Outsland'g.     Maturity. 

oi.>ck.,$250,OOO(par$100) $194,OOO    

l«tmort,,$210,000,$500..o     1895          5  J-J      194,000              (t) 
Otherdebts  Jan.  1.1897 26,192    

Interest  payable  at  Peoples' Bank  A  Trust  Co.,  Passaic,  trustee. 

ROAD — Owns  5'4  miles  of  track. 

EARNINGS— Year  ending  Deo.  31, 1896,  gross,  $24,153;  net,  $15,120. 
In  1895,  gross,  $11,729;  net,  $3,349. 

OFFICERS -President,  Bird  W.  Spencer;  Secretary,  James  W.  Clin- 
ton ;  Treasurer,  Richard  Morrell.— V.  61 ,  p.  420. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


PATERSON,  N.  J. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  78,347;  IX  1880  WAS  51,031; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  33,579. 

THE  NEW  JERSEY  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY. 
—A  trolley  road,  known  M  the  "  White  Line  " 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  tn  November,  1894,  and  embraces 
the  Paterson  Passalo  &  Rutherford  Electric  Railway  and  the  Jersey 
City  Hoboken  &  Rutherford  Electric  Railway.  The  Paterson  Pacsaio 
A  Rutherford  $735,900  capital  stock  Is  owned  by  the  N.  J.  Electric 
Ry.,  to  which  Us  property  Is  leased.  The  J.  C.  H.  &  Rutherford,  ION 
miles  of  track  and  all  Its  $450,000  capital  stock  Is  owned  by  the  N  J. 
Electric  Ry.,  which  "assumed  and  paid  all  its  debts." 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Uiles.  Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.  Maturity. 

8tockT*3;500,000  ($100) $2,287,900 

Mort..  $3.500,000.  gold 1894  5  g.  text.  2,367,233  N'v.1,1944 

Other  debts  Jan.  1, 1897 601,952  

MORTGAGE— Trustee  Is  the  Mercantile  Trust  Company  of  N.  Y.  City. 

Cost  of  road  and  equipment  to  Jan.  1, 1897,  including  Jersey  City 
Hoboken  &  Rutherford  and  Paterson  Passalc  &  Rutherford  Electric 
railways,  $5,109,9X7. 

INTEREST  ADJUSTMENT— Interest  Is  payable  May  1  and  Nov.  1.  The 
November,  1895,  coupons  were  paid  *t  in  cash  and  >a  in  scrip,  redeem- 
able In  cash  or  bonds,  in  six  months.  Bee  V.  61.  p.  (-71.  The  May 
1896,  interest  was  paid  in  bonds,  and  the  November  interest  (!). 

ROAD— A  system  of  electric  railway  projected  to  run  between  Singac, 
Paterson,  Passaio,  Rutherford,  Hobokeu  and  Jersey  City— total  60  miles. 
Jan.  1, 1897,  New  Jersey  Electric  Ry.  (Including  J.  C.  H.  Sc  R.  and  P. 
P.  it  R.  Elec.  Ry.)  reported  40-07  miles. 

EARNINGS— For  the  year  1896  the  passenger  earnings,  including  J 
C.  H.  A  R.  and  P.  P.  &  S.  Elec.  By."  were  $195,909;  other  income, 
$1,102;  and  the  "expenditures  for  repairs"  were  $30,872 ;  and  for 
operating,  $121,580 ;  balance,  $44.559. 

OFFICERS  (elected  1895)— President,  John  L.  Helns ;  Vice-President 
and  Treasurer,  T.  D.  Jordan;  Sec'y,  J.  J.  Scaulan;  office,  Hoboken,  N.  J. 


PATERSON   RAILW AY— An  electric  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  May,  1890,  with  a  perpetual  charter 
Owns  42  miles  of  electric  railway  in  Paterson,  N.  J.,  extending  to 
Passaio.  Garfield,  Clifton,  Haledon  and  Acquackanonk  City. 


STOCK  &  BONDS— 

'       '    ($100). 


Stock  .. 

Paterson  Ry.  1st  M 

Paterson  City  Ry.  M 

Consol.  M.,  gold,  $1,250, 
OOO  ($1,000) 0 

2(1  gen.  mort,  $300,000.. 
Other  debt  Jan.  1, 1897.. 


Date.       Interest.       Out»tand'g.     Maturity. 

....      $l,250,000f.p 

1888    6      J.-D.       $200,000   June  1, 1908 
<1890    6      F.-A.            50,000    Aug.  1,  1907 
'( Interestat  First  National  Bank  of  Paterson. 
<1891    6  g,  J.-D.      1,000,000    June  1, 1931 
( Trustee,  Knickerbocker  Trust  Co. 
<1894    6     A.-O.          225,000    Oct.  1, 1914 
( Trustee,  Paterson  Savings  Institution. 
$100,506       


Total  funded  debt  Jan.  1, 1897,  was  $1,475,000;  total  cost  of  road, 
oar  houses,  etc.,  $2,704,217. 


LATEST  EARNINGS— 3  months,  $  1 897 — 
Jan.  1  to  March 31.  (1896.... 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  December 
Tears—  Gross.  Net. 

1896  $319,085  $128.5*6 

1895 298,688  124,070 

1894 243,921  88,355 


Gross,  $69,051:  net,  $26,994 
Gross,    69,122;  net,    28,115 

31  earnings  have  been : 
Fixed  Charges.    Bal.,  sur. 
$106,683  $21,873 

97,264  $26,800 

88,597  def.242 


ROAD — Operates  40  miles  of  track;  gauge  4  ft.  8"fl  In.;  rail  SSHs  and 
90-lb.  girder.  The  road  Is  equipped  with  Westlnghouse  and  General 
Electric  motors  and  has  75  cars. 

OFFICERS— President,  G.  A.  Hobart ;  Vioe-Presldent,  Win.  Barbour 
Secretary,  Albert  A.  Wllcox ;  Treasurer,  Hobart  Tuttle ;  Purchasing 
Agent,  J.  R.  Anthony ;  Manager,  M.  R.  McAdoo.— V.  62,  p.  365. 


PATERSON     CENTRAL     ELECTRIC 
RAIL  WAY- A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— The  securities,  road,  earnings,  etc.,  are  as  follows : 


Stock,  par  $1OO  ......  $150,000  f.  p. 

Funded  debt  (used  as 

collateral)  .........  44,000 

Other  debts  Jan.  1,  97  32,139 

Cost  rood  and  equip.  170,004 

ROAD  —  Owns  about  5  miles  of 
track,  gauge  4  ft.  S'a  In.,  laid  with 
45  and  58^-lb.  g.  rails,  and  has  18 
cars;  Westinghouse  motors. 


EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Dec. 
31,  1896,  earnings  were : 

From  passengers $19,081 

Other  income 668 

Operating  expenses 25,102 

Bal..  def..  for  year 5,353 

In    1895,   grogs,   $21,987;   net, 
$617. 


OFFICERS—  President,  William  Barbour;  Vice-President,  Eugene  Ste 
reason  ;  Secretary,  John  R.  Beam  ;  Treasurer,  Hobart  Tuttle;  General 
Superintendent,  M.  R.  McAdoo;  Purchasing  Agent  .  R.  Anthony,  Jr. 


PEOR1A,  ILL,. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  41,024 ;  In  1880  WAS  29,259 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  22,849. 

CENTRAL  RAIL  WAY.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  March  31,  1888.    Charter  amended  In 
August,  1895,  when  Fort  Clark  Street  Ry.  was  merged. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—        Miles.    Date.    Interest.  Outstand'g.    Maturity 
t'k$75O,OOO(pnr,$lOO) $750.000 


HI' 


1st  M..  $750,000. gold.  )   1895    5ft.A&O      500.OOO  Apr.1,1915 

($1,000) o'  J  IntereBtatN.Y.,8ecurity&Tr.Co.,N.Y.,tru8tee. 

Bonds  of  1895  cover  the  entire  system,  including  the  lines  of  the  Fort 
Clark  St.  Ry.,  control  of  which  wasaoqulredin  Aug., 1895.  V.61,p.793. 

ROAD>-Owns  19  miles  double-track  and  3  miles  single-track  road ; 
total,  41  miles  of  track. 


EARNINGS— For  7 'months  from  April  1  to  October  31, 1895,  on  41 
miles,  gross,  $177,885;  net,  $76,532.  For  years  ending  March  31  earn- 
ings on  27  miles  (not  including  Fort  Clark  Street  Railway)  were  as 
follows:  1894-5  gross,  $201,051;  net,  $84,665;  In  1893-4  gross, $174, 
581;  net,  $51,285. 

OFFICERS— President,  Walter  Barker;  Secretary,  J.  N.  Ward ;  Treas- 
urer, E.  Callender;  General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  J. 
FInley;  Superintendent,  P.  Brady.  INDEX— V.  01,  p.  793,  966. 


PHILADELPHIA,  PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  1,046,964;  is  1880  WAS  847,170 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  674,022. 

DELAWARE  COUNTY  &  PHILADELPHIA 
ELECTRIC  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Completed  from  Media,  Pa.,  to  Baltimore  Avenue, 
Philadelphia,  In  January,  1895 ;  connects  with  the  Lombard  It  South 
Street  oars  of  the  Electric  Traction  system. 


STOCK  &  BONDS— 
Stock,  $500,000  auth. 


Date.     Interest. 


Maturity. 


Outstanding. 

$293.000          

<       1893         6  J-J  64,000      July  1,  1913 

ortgage J  Interest  at  Independence  Nat.  Bank.  Phlla. 

ROAD— June  30, 1896,  owned  10  miles.    Balls  80-lb.  T  and  girder. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $61,324;  net, 
$31,008;  interest,  taxes,  etc.,  $5,962;  dividend, $24,OOO ;  balanos, sur- 
plus for  year,  $1,046.  In  1894-5,  gross,  $31,984 ;  net,  $16,963. 

OFFICERS — President,  J.  S.  Austin;  Vice-Presldeut,  E.  V.  Kane;  Secre- 
tary, Samuel  Halgh;  Treasurer,  W.  H.  Sayen. 


ELECTRIC  TRACTION- 
ORGANIZATION — Incorporated  May  8,  1893,  and  acquired  various 
lines  In  the  city,  Including  those  indicated  below.  In  1895  the  Union 
Traction  Co.  purchased  practically  all  the  shares  of  the  Electric  Trac- 
tion Company  at  the  rate  of  $85  per  share  for  each  share  on  which  $50 
had  been  paid  and  $70  per  share  for  each  share  on  which  $30  had  been 
paid,  the  Pennsylvania  Co.  for  Insurance  on  Lives  &  Granting  Annui- 
ties issuing  therefor  its  guaranteed  trust  certificates.  On  July  1. 
1896,  the  Union  Traction  Co.  leased  the  road  for  998  years  and  :! 
months.  See  V.  61,  p.  197,  and  also  "Union  Traction,"  this  SCI-PLK 

MENT. 

Dividend*. 


STOCK—  Par- 

Stock  (part  $30  pd.)    $50 


Issued. 
$8,297,920 


Outstand'g. 
See  below. 


Stock  authorized,  175,000  shares  of  $50  each;  Issued,  152,396  shares 
of  $50  paid  and  $22,604  shares  of  $30  paid,  making  total  $8,297,920. 

DIVIDENDS— To  distribute  surplus  accruing  from  past  operations  a 
dividend  of  $1-70  per  share  on  full  paid  stock  (par  $50)  and  of  $1-40 
on  the  $30  stock  was  declared  In  August,  1896. 

ROAD— On  June  30, 1896,  operated  120-92  miles  of  track.  Rail  90  Ibs. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Report  for  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  with  balance 
sheet,  was  given  in  V.  63,  p.  557,  under  "  Union  Traction  "  showing 
gross,  $2,496,164;  net,  $1,225,956;  other  income,  $75,538;  interest- 
rentals  and  taxes,  $1,161,335 ;  dividends,  $175,000;  balance,  deficit, 
$34,841.  In  1894-95  gross,  $2,112,280.  In  1893-94  gross,  $1,773,679. 
— V.  60,  p.  711.  748, 1104;  V.  61, p.  152. 197,  469, 663,795;  V.  63,  p.JS7- 

ELECTRIC  TRACTION  SYSTEM-CITIZENS 
PASSENGER  RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  March  25, 1858.  Leased  to  Frankford 
ASouthwark  Passenger  Railway  Company  April  1,  1892.  for  999 
years  for  the  following  guaranteed  dividends  per  share  per  annum ; 
1st  year,  $11  50;  2d,  $12;  3d  &4tli,  $12  50;  5th  <fe  6th,  $13;  7th  and 
thereafter,  $14.  This  lease  was  assumed  by  the  Electric  Traction 
Company  July  1, 1893.  The  Union  Traction  now  operates  the  road. 

STOCK  &  BONOS—  Miles.  Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.  Last  die.,  elr 
Stock  $500,000  ($50).  11  Q-J  See  text.  See  text. 

Stock  paid  in  $192,500;  $20  on  8.500  shares  and  $16  on  1,500 
shares.  Road,  Columbia  Avenue  to  Mifflin  St.,  11  miles  of  track. 

ELECTRIC  TRACTION  SYSTEM-FRANKFORD 

&  SOUTHWARK  PASSENGER   RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  April  4, 1854.    Absorbed  the  Lombard 

&  South  Streets  Passenger  Railway  in  1890  and  secured  control  of 

the  Lehigh  Ave.  Railway  in  1893.    Leased  to  the  Electric  Traction  Co. 

for  999  years  from  July  1, 1893,  dividends  for  the  several  years  named 

below  being  guaranteed  per  share : 

1st        2d        3d        4th       5th       6th       7th    8th    9th    10th  *  after. 

$12    $1250    $13    $1350    $14    $1450    $15    $16    $17  $18 

STOCK  &  BONDS —       Miles.  Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.  Lastdiv.,ete. 

Stock,  par  $50....  45      Q-J      $1,875,000          See  text. 

10      1881    5xJ-D          150,000    Deo.  1,1901 
Subjectto  call  since  Dec.  1. 1886 
Mtge_  trustee,  R.  Est.  Title  Ins.  &  Tr.  Co..  Phlla. 
West  End  Pass'gr  Ry.,  <       9       1875    7A-O         132,100    Oct.  1,  1905 
M.  ($100  &  $500. . .0  ?  Mortgage  trustee,  Phila.  Trust  8.  D.  &  Ins.  Co. 
Interest  on  all  loans  payable  by  Elec.  Tr.  Co.,  421  Chestnut  St  ,Phlla- 
ROAD— Owns  45  miles  of  track,  acquired  as  follows : 

*'rankford  &  Southwark  Passseuger  Railway 20  miles. 

Lombard  &  South  Streets  Passenger  Railway 19  miles. 

Lehigh  Avenue  Railway 6  miles. 

ELECTRIC     TRACTION    SYSTEM-SECOND   4 
THIRD   STREET   PASSENGER   RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  April  10,  1853.    Leased  Jan.  1, 1893 
to  the  Fraukford  <fe  Southwark  Passenger  Railway  Company  for  999 
years  for  the  following  guaranteed  dividends  per  share  per  annum : 
1893.      1894-95.       189697.       1898-99.       1900.       1901.       1902  &  aft. 
$850  $9          See  below.       $10         $1050      $11  *12 


STREET    RAILWAY :?. 


67 


Dividends  In  1896  and  1897  were  to  be  $990  per  annum,  but  the 
dividend  for  1896  and  for  the  ttrst  half  of  1897  will  be  $9  per  share  In 
stead  of  $0  SO.  the  balance  being  applied  to  the  payment  of  the  debt  of 
$97,OOO  Incurred  for  paving.— V.  62,  p.  789. 

This  lease  was  assnmort  by  Electric  Traction  Co.  July  1, 1893. 

STOCK  A  BONOS—       Dml*.     lnltrttt.        OttUtand'g.      La*tdir.,elr 

shares;  per$5O ( 

OfFlCERS—  President.  Horace   T. 
Charles  D.  M»rlack.-V.  63,  p.  789. 


Potts;   Secretary  and  Treasurer, 


FAIRMOUNT  PARK  TRANSPORTATION 
COMPANY- 

OROANIZATION— A  New  Jersey  corporation  formed  In  1896.  Fran 
ehtan  rone  till  1936.  with  provision  for  renewal  or  purchase  by  city. 

STOCK— Capital  stock  Is  t-2.OOO.OOO ;  par  $90.  There  are  "  no  bonds 
of  any  kind."  -V.  62.  r 

ROAO— The  road  runs  through  West  Park  and  East  Park,  about  7 
•lies  of  line,  and  arcuss  the  Sehnylklll  River  on  a  steel  bridge. 
Road  is  7  miles  long,  completed  In  No v.,  1 896.  Rails  are  90  Ibs. 

OFFICERS— President,  George  8.  Gandy;  Secretary  and  Treasurer, 
Ellsworth  H.  Hulu-.  ofllce.  Bullttt  Bldg.,  Phlla.  DIRECTORS— George 
8.  Gandy.  James  Rawlee.  Albert  L.  Register.  F.  8.  Dlckson,  J.  H.  W. 
Chestnut.  John  W.  Henderson. all  of  Philadelphia;  A.  R.  Kuser,  Trenton. 
K.  J.-V.62,  p.  778. 

HESTONVILLE  MANTUA  A.  FAIRMOUNT 
PASSENGER  RAILWA  Y-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION  -Incorporated  April  6.  1899.  Franchise  is  perpetual 
Operates  from  53d  Street  aad  Lancaster  Avenue  over  Area.  Race  and 
Tine  streets,  ete.  Commenced  to  operate  with  troll,  y  In  December, 
1894.  On  May  6, 1S99,  the  Palrmoant  Park  A  Haddlngton  Passenger 
Railway  was  leased  tor  999  yean,  and  n  6  per  cent  annual  dividend 
guaranteed  on  Its  stock,  a*  below  stated. 

STOCK  A  BONOS—  Dalr.  Inltreft.  OnMoastMf.  Latt  dir.,  ete. 
Common  stoefe.  par  $30 J-J  {Jirt%IO^| Jan.l5/97,l««S 

Preferred  stock,  par  $90 6J-J     933.9OOf.n.  Jan.15.l897.3S 

mtnaonnt  Pass  Ry.»st...  1861    6J-J  124.5OO          Jan.  1, 19O1 


PEOPLE'S  TRACTION-An  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION— A  Pennsylvania  corporation,  chartered  in  March, 
1893,  to  operate  and  equip  with  trolley  the  People's  Passenger  Ry  , 
nearly  the  entire  capital  stock  of  which  It  purchased.  InOctober,  1899, 
the  Union  Traction  Company  acquired  practically  all  the  stock  at  $76 
per  share,  the  Pa.  Co.  for  Ins.  on  Lives  A  Granting  Annuities  issuing 
therefor  its  guaranteed  trust  certificates.  On  July  1, 1896,  the  Union 
Traction  also  leased  the  road  for  998  years  and  three  months.  (See 
"Union  Traction"  Co.,  this  SUPPLEMENT.) 
Dale.  Dividend*. 
.  See 


STOCK,  ETC.— 
Capital  stock  $30 ) 
(See  text.)        ? 


Maturity. 


BeM.Man.AP.  Id  M.  ex    1882   6M-8 


79.000 


Mar.  1.  19O2 


OonsoL  M..  f  1.250.000  (189i5gM-N        I.O.V>.5OO  May  1.  1924 

g  .  $900  A  $1.000  e-x  I Trustee,  Ulrard  Life  IDA.  An.  A  TrTCo. 
l  999  jreni  lean 


Feb..  -97. 3N 

7iUrrc.f  Is  par  able  in  Philadelphia.    xPreeoftax. 
CommoB stock  authorised. 39.322  share*;  preferred.  10.678  shares ; 
par  value  of  each,  $90 ;  stoek  outstanding  as  In  table, 

M««V~<«-On  preferred  In  1899. 6  per  cent;  In  1896,  6  per  cent;  In 
1897.  Jan..  3  per  cv    On  e»mm»n.  Jnly.  1996,  3%  p.  e.;  In   1897,  Jan.  j 
3*i  percent. 

OsnenHdHad  motion  fnrtl.tftfttmn  was  exerated  In  1894.  of  which 
•••Moat  reserved  far  prior  llean  when  doe.  and  remainder,  mm  also  pre. 
(erred  stock,  sou  to  meets tpea**  of  eleetrtealeqalpaMat. 

SUM  JO.  1899.  road  owned  17-83  miles  of  track  In  Phlladel- 
16-35  miles;  total.  24-08  miles.  Rail  In  main 
i  began  regular  tripe  on  Race  and  Vine  streets 


Ittued. 
J 200.0OO  shs. 
1  $30  paid  in.  ( 

To  distribute  surplus  from  past  operations,  In  August,  1 896,  was  de- 
clared a  dividend  of  4 "3  per  cent  per  annum  for  the  last  four  years. 

EARNINGS — Earnings  and  balance  sheet  of  the  operating  company, 
the  People's  Passenger  Ry.,  were  given  in  V.  63,  p.  557,  under  "  Union 
Traction."  showing  for  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $2,035,082 ; 
net,  $1,084,892 ;  other  Income,  $23,431 ;  interest,  rentals  and  taxes, 
$800,727;  dividends,  $207,500 ;  balance,  deficit,  $34,RO6.  In  1894-5 
gross,  $1,647.776;  in  1893-4  gross.  $1.014,589.— V.  61,  p.  663,  795. 

PEOPLE'S  TRACTION  SYSTEM-GERMANTOWN 
PASSENGER  RAILWAY.— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  April  21, 1858.    Leased  Oct.  1, 1881, 
to  the  People's  Passenger  Railway  Company  for  999  years,  but  rental 
modified  tn  1893 ;  stock  to  receive  dividends  as  follows :    1894,  $4  50 
1895.  $4  75 ;  1896.  $5 ;  1897,  and  thereafter  $9  29. 

STOCK  &.  BONOS—        Par.    Date.     Infit.     Outffa.    Latt  Dit.,  ete 

Stock. $90    (J-J     Seetext      April,1897 

^ttverftMiJ.Ry^M  r  \         50°     1864    5  J~D      *«7.500      June  1,1904 
OermanrnPa«slM..r  $1,000     1879    5  A-O      160,000      Oct.  1,1119 

Interest  on  both  loans  at  Guarantee  Trust  A  Safe  Deposit  Co. 

Stock—  Paid  In  $972,800;  $19  per  share  on  20,000  shares  and  $35 
per  share  on  10,000  shares. 

ROAO— Owns  31  miles  of  track. 

PEOPLE'S  TRACTION  SYSTEM -GREEN  A 
COATES  STREETS  PHILA.  PASSENGER  RY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  April  21,  1858.  Leased  to  People's 
Passenger  Railway  for  999  years  from  Sept.  1,  1881,  at  an  annual 
rental  of  $6O,OOO,  Interest  on  bonds,  and  expense  of  management. 

STOCK  A  BONOS—  Mtte*.  Dale.  fnterett.  Outttantrg.  Latt  div.,ele. 
Stock,  par$50 


i   t  w  ifti  nrmi         «< 1878    6*J-J1S     $10d,OOO      July  15/98 

_    °J  Interest  and  dividends  are  paid  at  Real  Estate 
n  tax.      )     T)Ue  lD,llr.nce  *  xruBt  Company. 

Mortgage  trustee.  Fidelity  Insurance  Trust  A  Safe  Deposit  Company. 
ROAO — Owns  7  miles  of  road. 

PEOPLE'S  TRACTION  S  Y  STEM  -PEOPLE'S 
PASSENGER  RAILWAY.— An  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Of  the  capital  stock  the  People's  Traction  In  July, 
1893,  owned  99.4O7  shares  of  common  and  22,990  of  preferred. 


I90lba.  Trolley  e 

J»D.   '.'«     1  ••''. 


STOC 

C-,.II!I11.> 

<  &  BONOS.—    Dml*-    Intfrttl.       Oittttand-g.       Lattdit..et» 
n  stock  $29    .                    Text.        l60*-00?^?     . 

1     $710,0001     

-IM..,  k  «•".                       Text.        J»M2P»h>t 

Istmor 

J.I  n,  ..r 

tcagr  e     \Htf    7J.-J.19           28 

7,102    J 

O.ono    Jan. 
8.000     Jnly 

15,  1909 
15,  1911 

[gage-        ....e     1881     5  J.-J.15            4." 

«.._....       n j_«Uj     ..l.-ll..      «..r     ISHMi        — -     -       SUUQaO*.      „.         '.M   mOnCaBV  ....O  OJ.-J.IO  .|..«.INWI        Jlliy     ID,    IW11 

ANNUAL  Rt»O*lT— For  calendar    y>ar  1  W6.  grow,  $949.896;    »«••  i /JOB, M'lil  135.0OO.     )  1882    5  M.-8.  367.OOO     Mar.     1.1912 

•3*9.370;  lied  char.ee  aad  taxee.  $1 19.939,  dividends.  $65.169;  bal-  $",OOO  '      <±r  j  TrV.tee  Guarantee  Trust  A  sife  D?Joslt  Co. 


.  for  year.  970.4H1.    !•  1««A.  croe*.  $933,312.    Report  to 
the  Mate  of  Pssuuyl  raola  for  yean  ending  Jane  99  show 


i-  .-. 
.•79.9J 
[exas.  344:102    96(X966 


5*»«*  »?TWia  $979.990 1  Internal. 


1896.  1896. 

.$48^97  $41^20 

Wvldends 33^034       16.017 

.Taxes 29.15O      24.113 

.$393^10 $109.134  I  BaUao*.  sarpi..  133.069      99.4S4 
ta  1899-96  nombered  11.142^97,  against 
7.960.004  la  1994-99  and  6.O13.23O  la  1993-94. 

,  nALAKCK  SHEET  JC»»  9O.  189$. 

Amtt*.  LimWUtet. 

$833.381 

I  29OXMM) 

lesUte 498v440  i  Groond  rent.  A  mort    .  3O^S28 

•rve  fwJHi...                     99.043  I  Loan  IP.  P.  A  R.  P.  Ry  )  10O.OOO 

-  I  r.  P.  A  H.  P.  Ry.  Co....  10.704 

I  Prottaadloss...  


Total 92.113.228 

ssidsnt.  Simon  J.  Martin ; 
.  R.  Beaeoa.    OMee.  1JOO  I jinraster  Are. 
—V.  60,  p.  $99;  T.  61.  p.  46*  ;  V.  62.  p.  779;  T.  64,  p.  ISO. 

HOLMESBURO    TACONY   A.   FRANKFORD 
ELECTRIC    RAILWA  Y-A  trolley  road. 
OlMANUATlOM-Inoorporaled  la  189O.    Opened  Oct.  6. 1999. 

STOCK  6V  BONOS—  Dmlt.        Inltrttt.      Otttttmnfg.    Maturity. 

•look  (per $6oT Beetext.     

1st  man..  $400.000.  gold.)  1895       5«.  M-N       $99O.OOO      May,  1929. 

*  i  .'100  aad  $900 e*(  Tnwtee.  West  Phlla.  Title  A  Tni.t  Co. 


Intoisst  le  natd  at  R.  K.  Title  Ins.  A  Tr.  Co.. 
STOCK-Anthorlied.  16.0OO  shares  of  $rjOeaeh;  Isoned,  8,000  shares 
of  fall  paid  (9400.09O)  a*d  8.OOO  sharm  of  $9  per  share  paid  (*40.OOO) 
to  Jane  30, 1896,  bat  emrr  the  91OO.OOO  full-paid  stock  appeared  tn 
the  belanee  sheet.  M  the  balance  wa*  earrled   In  aeooanU  of  uncom- 
pleted work.    BONO*— The  bonds  eannet  be  redeemed  before  maturity. 
ROAO-Total  trark  owned.  9-95  mile*;   track  tensed,  1-72  miles; 
total  track  operated,  1 1-67  Biles.    Transfers  to  Electric  Traction  Com- 
pany's system. 

-From  Oct.  6,  1899  (opening  dav).  to  Jane  30. 1896,  nine 
.groei.  $99.567;  not.  $19.6 14;  texse.  Interest,  ote.,  $22,939 ; 
',  deaelt.  9A896.  President.  H.  A .  Mallen.-T.  60,  p.  967. 


on  the  flrst  mortgage  9s  and  7s  Is  payable  at  the  office  of  the 
Real  Kstate  Title  A  Tru- 

Oommon  stock    authorised,  60,000  shares:    preferred,  authorized 
90,000  shares,  of  which  Jane  3O.  1896,  7,000  shares  were  In  treasnry. 

ROAO— Company  operates  83-66  miles  of  track,  of  which  6-4  miles 
owned  and  77-96  miles  leaetod  and  operated ;    9-38  miles  operated  by 


ANNUAL  REPORT— Report  to  State  of  Pennsylvania  for  year  ending 


Jane  90. 1896.  was  tn  V.  63.  p.  557,  under  • 
••  People's  Traction  "  above. 

Ttar  ending  Jute  90-  1 896. 

KecelpUfrom  passengers $2,039.082 

Receipts  from  other  source.  23.191 


Union  Traction."  Bee  also 

1895.  18P1. 

$1,647,776       $1,011,585 
12,900  -.»!)..'.74 


.$2,058,513       $1,660,676       $1,011,199 


Total  receipt. 
-V.  61,  p.  469;  V.  63,  p.  . 


PHILADELPHIA  &  BRISTOL  PASSENGER 
RAILWAY- 

OROANIZATION  -  Chartered  Jannarv  3,  1896. 

STOCK  A  BONOS—  Date.    lntere*l.    Outtlaiufg.     Maturity. 

8t«ek$250.OOO  (psr  $50) $250.000      

1st  M.,r<50,000g. ($1,000). e*  1896    5  g.  J-D  abt,2OO,OOO    Jan.  15/26 

Interest  at  Security  Trust  Co.,  Philadelphia,  trustee. 

ROAO— Philadelphia  to  Croydon  Stetlno,  7  miles,  opened  tn  April, 
1897.    Injunction    has  prevented  completion  to  Bristol.     Connec 
with  Homesburg  Tacony  A  Frankford  Electric  Ry.    The  road  for 
part  of  a  through  electric  line  from  Bristol  to  Philadelphia.— V. 
p.  230. 


PHILADELPHIA  TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  August  21, 1883,  and  scoured  eontn 
of  an  extensive  system  of  roads  In  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  which  It  hell 
either  by  lease  or  ownership  of  securities,  not  In  fee.  Under 
the  lease  to  the  Union  Traction  Company  dated  October  1, 1895,  all  Us 
lease*  anil  the  securities  owned  were  assigned  *o  the  Union  Company, 
which  assumes  all  liabilities  for  rentals,  etc. 

CONSOLIDATION— Leased  to  Union  Traction  Co.  for  999  years  from  Oot- 
1, 1895.  The  lease  provides  for  dividends  of  $4  (8  percent)  per  annum 
on  eaeh  $50  share,  payable  In  gold  coin,  free  of  taxes.  The  collateral 
trust  4s  are  "  assumed  "  by  the  Union  Traction.  Bee  V.  61 ,  p.  663,  for 


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STREET    RAILWAYS. 


extract*  from  lease.  Philadelphia  Traction  stockholders  were  allowed 
to  subscribe  (or  new  Union  Traction  stock  to  the  amount  of  77  per  cent 
of  their  holdings.  See  V.  61.  p.  197,  and  also  "  Union  Traction  "  Co., 
this  SUPPLEMENT. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  -Dote.  Interest.  Outstanding.  Lait  dirt.  <te. 

CairtWl  stock  (par  $50) 8  A.-O.  $20,000.000  Apl.1,'97  4% 

Cot.  trust  gold  bonds)  1887  4  g.  F.-A.15  1,018,000  Aug.15,1917 

Sub.  to  call  at  105c  \  Interest,  free  of  tax,  payable  at  People's  Bank. 
Open  acoU.  July  1, '96 $3,835,963  

The  bonds  are  secured  by  deposit  of  W.  Philadelphia  and  Union  Pas- 
•enger  By.  stock.  Loan  originally  $1,300,000,  reduced  to  present 
figures  by  sinking  fund  drawings  at  105.  These  bonds  and  floating 
debt  are  "  assumed"  by  the  Union  Traction  Co.  under  the  lease. 

DIVIDENDS-  J1885,  '86,  '87,  '88,  '89,  '90  to '93,  '94,  95'  '96,      '97, 
Per  cent      <      2       3       6       5       4  6  8    (?)     8   Apl..  4% 

In  June,  1895,  4  per  cent.    Under  the  lease  dividends  of  8  percent 
are  guaranteed.    V.  61.  p.  663. 
STOCK— The  total  authorized  stock  is  $30,000.000. 
ROAD— The  system  now  assigned  to  the  Union  Traction  Co.  aggre- 
gated 210  miles,  consisting  of  the  following  "  Passenger  Railways:" 


Miles. 

Phila.  City  Pass.  By 9-45 

17th  &  19th  Streets 8'84 

22d  &  Allegheny 8-25 

Morris  &  Tasker 7'30 

Catharine  &  Bainbridge  sts.     5-10 
Other  lines 18-86 


Miles. 
Union  Passenger  Ry  ..........  52-0>> 

West  Phila.  Pass.  Ry  .........  27-25 

Ridge  Ave.  Pass.  Hy  .........  15-45 

Phila.  A  Darby  Pass.  Ry  .....  14-80 

13th  &  15th  Streets  ..........  13-10 

Phila.  &  Gray's  Ferry  ........  10-20 

Continental  Pass.  Ry  .........  9-80 

Empire  Pass.  Ry  .............  9-80       Total  of  all  .................  210-00 

ANNUAL  REPORT.—  Report  for  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  with  bal- 
ance sheet,  was  In  V.  63,  p.  557,  under  "  Union  Traction." 

INDEX.-V.  61,  p.  151,152,197,569,  663;  V.  63,  p.  311.SS7- 

PHILADELPHIA  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
CATHARINE  &  BATNBRIDGE  STREETS  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  May  14,  1889,  and  leased  to  the  Phila- 
delphia Traction  March  1,  1890,  for  99  years,  and  since  Oct.  1,  1895, 
operated  by  the  Union  Traction  Company;  In  Sept.,  1895,  term  of 
lease  was  Increased  from  99  to  999  years  and  stock  from  $150,000  to 
$400,000.  Rental  Is  $24,OOO  yearly,  besides  Interest  on  bonds  and 
taxes. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—       Miles.  Date.   Interest.   Oulst'd'g.  Last  div.,  etc. 
Stock,  paF$50  ........    6%M-S    $400,000     Mar.,    1897 

lstM.$150,000(*l,000)o  ....    1890    5  x  A-O     150,000     Apr.  1,  1920 

Open  acct.  July  1,  1896  .................  234,698  .......... 

Interest  at  People's  B'k;  trustee,  Penn.  Co.  for  Insurance  of  Lives,  etc. 

Dividends—  Dividend  of  6  per  cent  have  been  paid. 

ROAD—  The  road  aggregates  11-36  miles  of  track. 

PHILADELPHIA  TRACTION  SYSTEM-CON- 
TINENTAL PASSENGER  RAILWAY  -A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  Sept.  3,  1873.  Leased  Jan.  1,  1880,  to 
Union  Passenger  Railway  Company  for  99  years  at  rental  of  $6  per 
share  per  annum,  Interest,  taxes  and  operating  expenses,  and  assigned 
to  Philadelphia  Traction  Company  June  30,  1884.  Operated  by  Union 
Traction  Company  since  October  1,  1895.  Stocks  owned,  per  balance 
sheet  July  1,  1896,  $600,000. 

STOCK  &  BONDS  —  Miles.  Date.  Interest.     Outstand'g.  Last  div.,  etc. 
Stock,  par$50  ...................  $6J-J    {fJ^pailun:  }Jan"     1897 

1st  mortgage,  ($500  5  ......  18796%  J-J  $310,000  July  1,  1909 

and  $1,000)  .....  c.  (  Interest  at  People's  Bank. 

Due  lessee  for  additions  July  1,  1896,  $672,568. 

Bonds  are  subject  to  drawings  of  $20,000  per  annum.  Original  issue 
$350,000;  $20,000  paid  each  In  Deo.,  1895  and  1896.  Trustee,  Land 
Title  A  Trust  Co. 

ROAD—  Owned  July  1,  1896,  10-07  miles  of  track.    See  V.  61,  p.  793. 

PHILADELPHIA  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
EMPIRE  PASSENGER  RAILWAY—  A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  Feb.  10,  1869.  Leased  Dec.  26,  1873, 
to  Citizens'  Passenger  Railway  Company  and  the  Seventeenth  and 
Nineteenth  Street  Passenger  Railway  Company  for  999  years.  Trans- 
ferred Oct.  1,  1895,  along  with  all  right  to  dividends  on  6,100  shares 
of  Its  stock  [then  held  by  the  Union  Passenger  Railway  Co.  as  trustee 
and  lessee],  by  lease  of  Philadelphia  Traction  to  the  Union  Traction  Co. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—       Miles.   Date.  Interest.   Outst'n'g.  Last  div.,  etc. 
Stock,  par  $50  ...........................    $600,000  .......... 

i.tw  «innnnniinn)  n  $•-••  187°  7J"J  200,000  July,  1900 

»M.,!)«oo,w        POJ.C.  £  Iuterest  at  people's  Bank,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Due  lessee  Co.  for  additions  July  1,  1896,  $705,715. 
EARNINGS—  For  year  ending    June  30,  1896,  gross,   $497,870.    In 
1895-6  paid  dividend  of  10  p.  o.    ROAD—  Owns  10-25  miles  of  track. 

PHILADELPHIA  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
PHILADELPHIA  CITY  PASSENGER  RAILWAY—  A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  April  9,  1859.  Leased  to  West  Phila- 
delphia Passenger  Railway  Company  for  900  years  from  Jan.  1,  1884 
for  interest  on  bonds,  $2,500  per  year  for  organization  and  dividend  of 
$7  50  per  share.  Transferred  under  lease  of  Philadelphia  Traction  Co. 
Oct.  1,  1895,  to  the  Union  Traction  Co. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Par.  Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.  Last  div.,  etc. 
Stock  ..............  $50  ......  $7^  J-J  f  |^ffe}  Jan.,  1897 

Istmort.,  ext'd..o.        500    1861    5%  J-J       $200,000       Jan.  1,  1910 
Debentures  ......  r.  500,&o  .......    5%M-S         100,000 

ROAD  —  Owns  11-7  miles  of  track. 

PHILADELPHIA  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
PHILADELPHIA  &  DARBY  RAILWAY—  A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  May  2,  1881.  Leased  to  the  Philadel- 
phia City  Passenger  Railway  Company  for  999  years  from  Jan.  1,  1870, 
for  $8,000  per  annum  and  interest  on  bonds.  Transferred  under  lease 
of  Philadelphia  Traction  Co.  Oct.  1,  1895,  to  Union  Traction  Co. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Miles.  Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.  Last  din.,  etc. 
8tock,par$50  .........  e  ............  4  J-J  $200,000  Jan.,  '97,  2% 


1st  mortgage. 


4M-N       100,000    May  1,  1927 
' 


ROAD— Owns  14-80  miles  track. 


............  ,  , 

}  Interest  at  People's  Bank.  Philadelphia,  Pa. 


PHILADELPHIA  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
PHILADEL.  &  GRAY'S  FERRY  PASS.  RAILWAY—  A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Leased  to  Philadelphia  Traction  Co.  for  999  years, 
from  Jan.  1,  1891,  at  rental  1st  live  years,  $43,225,  or  $3  50  per  share 
per  annum,  and  $19,  400,  or  $4  per  share  per  annum  thereafter,  the 
lessee  to  pay  all  taxes,  running  expenses,  etc.  Operated  by  Union 
Traction  Company  since  October  1,  1895. 

STOCK  &  BONDS  —    Mis.    Date.     Int.         Outstand'g.     Last  Div.,  etc. 
Stock,  par$50  ................  fcSW-J  {  ^'l^ald?'  }    Jan..  1897 

Dividends  at  Real  Estate  Title  Insurance  &  Trust  Company. 
ROAD  —  Owns  10-20  miles  of  track. 

PHILADELPHIA  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
RIDGE  AVENUE  PASSENGER  RAILWAY. 

ORGANIZATION  —  Consolidation  of  Glrard  College  Passenger  Railway 
and  the  Ridge  Avenue  A  Manayunk  Passenger  Railway  on  March  8, 
1872.  Leased  to  the  Philadelphia  Traction  Co.  for  999  years  from 
Sept  1,  1892,  for  dividend  of  $10  per  share  per  annum  to  September, 
1895,  and  $12  per  share  thereafter.  Operated  by  Union  Traction 
Company  since  October  1,  1895. 
iTOCK  &  BONDS—  Miles.  Date.  Interest.  Otttstand'g.  Last  div.,  etc. 

took,  $750,000  >  «12  Q   r      $  15,000  Blips.  >  A,,r1  ,Q7  s, 

Par$50  .......  {     ..........    *l^  y-J      }    $28  paid.    jApr.l,  J7,$J 

On  account  of  some  old  debts  dividends  for  1896  were  continued 
at  $10  per  share  instead  of  the  $12  as  noted  above.  In  1897  dividends 
were  increased  to  $12  per  share. 

ROAD  —  Owns  15-25  miles  of  track. 

PHILADELPHIA  TRACTION  SYSTEM-SEV- 
ENTEENTH &.  NINETEENTH  STREETS  PASSENGER  RAILWAY.— 

ORGANIZATION  —  Incorporated  April  12,1859.  Leased  to  the  Conti- 
nental Passenger  Railway  Co.  for  99  years  from  July  1,  1879,  at  rental 
of  $15,000  per  annum,  being  3  per  cent  on  10,000  shares  (of  $50  par) 
stock,  Interest  on  bonds,  taxes,  expenses,  etc.  Transferred  under  lease 
of  Philadelphia  Traction  Co.,  October  1,  1895,  to  the  Union  Traction 
Company;  all  rights  of  the  Philadelphia  Traction  Co.  to  dividends  on 
the  10,000  shares  of  the  17th  &  19th  Streets  road,  which  were  then 
held  by  the  Union  Passenger  Railway  Co.  as  trustee  and  lessee,  being 
also  transferred  to  the  Union  Company. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Mis.  Date.      Int.          Outstand'g.     Last  Div.,  etc. 
Stock,  par  $50  ..............    3%  J-J     {  ^g^jd8'  }    Jan.,  1897. 

IstM.  ($500).  ..c)       ....     1876    5%  J-J         $100,000       July    1,1919 

Extended  ......  $  Interest  at  People's  Bank,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Due  lessee  for  additions  July  1,  1896,  $554,289. 

ROAD—  Owns  8-84  miles  of  track. 

PHILADELPHIA  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
THIRTEENTH  &  FIFTEENTH  STS.  PASS.  RY.—  A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  April  8,  1858.  Leased  Jan.  1,  1892,  to 
Philadelphia  Traction  Company  for  following  rental:  From  January, 
1892,  to  January,  1894,  $9  per  share  per  annum  ;  1894  to  Jan.,  1897, 
$10  per  share;  1897  to  Jan.,  1900,  $11  per  share,  and  from  Jan.,  1900, 
$12  per  share.  Lease  transferred  to  Union  Traction  October  1,1895. 

STOCK  &  BONDS  —  Miles.    Date.  Interest.    Outstand'g.    Lastdiv.,ete. 
Stock,  par  $50  ..................  text  J-J  ^  |°^°°^  ^  ?   Jan.,  1897 

1st  M.  ($500)  ......  c    ......      1876  7%  A-O      $100,'oOO  '    Oct.  1,  1903 

^uar1^!0?'00^'!  ......     1894  5%  J-J      $400,000      Jan.  1,  1934 

Real  estate  lutges  ....................  90,000       .............. 

Dividend  in  July,  1895,  $5  per  share  ;  the  January,  1896,  dividend 
was  not  paid  owing  to  payment  of  city's  claim  for  paving.  V.  61,  p. 
1155.  In  July,  1896,  paid  $4  per  share;  in  1897,  Jan.,  $5  per  share  in 
full  for  last  half  of  1896. 

Interest  and  dividends  are  payable  at  office  of  the  Fidelity  Insurance 
Trust  &  Safe  Deposit  Co.,  the  trustee  of  both  mortgages. 

The  consols  are  guaranteed  principal  and  Interest  by  the  Philadel  - 
phia  Traction  Company,  and  the  coupons  are  payable  tax  free. 

ROAD—  Owns  15  miles  of  track.    V.  61,  p.  1155. 

PHILADELPHIA  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
UNION  PASSENGER  RAILWAY—  A  cable  and  horse  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  April  8,  1864.  Leased  to  Philadelphia 
Traction  Company  for  999  years  from  June  30,  1884,  at  an  annual 
rental  of  $285,000,  or  $9  50  per  share  on  stock,  and  interest,  taxes,  etc. 
Its  lease  of  the  Continental  Company  was  assigned  to  the  Philadelphia 
Traction  Co.  and  since  Oct.  1,  1895,  operated  by  the  Union  Traction  Co. 
The  Union  Passenger  Railway  Co.  October  1,  1895,  was  still  holding 
as  lessee  and  trustee  6,100  shares  Empire  Passenger  Railway  stock 
and  10,000  shares  of  17th  &  19th  Streets  Passenger  Railway. 

STOCK  &  BONDS  —  Miles.  Date.  Interest.  Outstanding.  Last  div.,  etc, 
Stock,  par$50  ...................  U^hJ  |0,000  shs  ?  Jan.>1897 

Dividends  paid  at  423  Walnut  St'.  ........  (**  m-  ) 

1st  mortgage  ($100  >    ......    1881  5x  A-O      $500,000       Mar.31,1911 

and  $500)  .......  c.  5      $20,000  redeemable  yearly. 

2d  mortgage  ($100  >    ......    1884  5x  A-O       250,000       Har.31.lUO 

and  $500)  .......  c.  5      Int.  on  both  loans  at  People's  Bank,  Phila.,  Pa 

Due  lessee  company  for  additions  July  1,  1896,  $6,685,460. 

ROAD  —  Owns  56  miles  of  track. 

PHILADELPHIA  TRACTION  SYSTEM- 
WEST  PHILADELPHIA  PASSENGER  RAILWAY—  Cable  and  horse. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  May  14,  1857.  Leased  Jan.  1,  1884,  to 
the  Philadelphia  Traction  Co.  for  999  years,  at  an  annual  rental  of 
$150,000,  or  20  per  cent  on  stock,  and  interest,  taxes,  etc.  Operation 
transferred  Oct.  1,  1895,  to  Union  Traction  Co. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—    Miles.  Date.   Interest.  Outstand'g.   Last  div.,  ete. 
StSck,  paF$50.  ....  .............     $10J-J      $750,000       Jan.,  1897 

1st    mort.    ($1,000),  (  ......   1876      6  A-O        246,000     April  1,  1906 

gold  ..............  c  t  Mort.  trustee,  Girard  Life  In.  Au.ATr.  Co.,  Phila. 


„  , 

• 


.      ., 
nnni    „    ......   1886     5  M-N        750,000      May  1,  1926 

•c  .nf.mVYv  .'<  Mortgage  trustee,  Pennsylvania  Co.  for  the  Ins. 
Fiee  from  tax.        £    OJ  Life  &  dr.  of  Annuities,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Interest  on  both  loans  payable  at  People's  Bank,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
ROAD—  Owns  27-25  miles  of  track.     Due  lessee  for  additions  to  Jnly 
1.  1896,  $2,434,535. 


STREET     RAILWAYS. 


69 


PHILADELPHIA       A     WEST      CHESTER 
TRACTION- 

Of»<3ANiZATiON— Chartered  in  1805.  This  company  proposed  to  absorb 
the  Delaware  County  *  Phlladelpnla.  Castle  Rock  A  West  Chester  Pas 
•SMIII  Railway  Company,  and  to  construct  an  electric  line  to  West 
Chester.— V.  60.  p.  837.    Capital  stock.  $329.700:  par  $50. 

ROAD— Own*  12<4  mile*  of  track,  laid  with  60  Ib.  rails,  19  electric 
motor  can  and  4  others. 

OFFICERS— Prenldent.  John  N.  M.  Shlmer;  Secretary,  D.  O.  Balrd; 
Treasurer,  Jones  Wister.-  V.  6O,  p.  837. 

ROXBOROUGH  CHESTNUT  HILL  &  NOR- 
RISTOWN  RY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Operate*  16  mile*  of  track.  In  June,  1896,  filed  a 
•engage  for  $45O.OOO  to  the  Real  Estate  Title  Insurance  A  Trust  Co. 
Philadelphia,  securing  5  per  cent  gold  bonds,  due  in  1926,  of  which 
9306.000  wen  outstanding  June  3O,  1806.  Capital  stock,  $198,400. 
For  year  ending  June  SO,  1806.  gross, $69,6 12;  net.  $18.118;  deduo 
tfcms  from  Income,  $1,545 ;  balance,  surplus  for  year,  $16,573.  Presi 
dent,  O.  M  Brill.  V.  62.  p.  1O42. 

UNION   TRACTION. -A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION -Chartered  September  13, 1895.  and  acquired  practi- 
cally all  the  share*  of  the  Electric  Traction  and  People's  Traction  Com 
panle*  In  place  of  which  It  lamed  It*  collateral  trust  certificates 
seeursd  by  the  share*  placed  In  trust,  and  In  July,  1806.  also  leased 
these  properties  for  998  yean  and  3  months  from  July  1, 1896.  Has 
also  leased  the  Philadelphia  Traction  at  8  per  cent  on  Its  capital  stock 
and  has"  assumed  "It*  4  peroent  collateral  trust  bonds.  V.  61,  p.  663. 
These  companies  Include  all  the  leading  street  passenger  railway  lines 
within  the  city  of  Philadelphia,  except  those  of  tbs  HestonvUle  Mantua 
A  Palrmonnt  Passenger  Ry.  Co.  Bee  terms  of  consolidation,  etc..  In 
statement*  for  the  uunstllnsut  companies).  Bee  also  OHBOVICLB,  v- 
« 1.  p.  152.107.293.663. 

.Date. 

$5^*6,095  

1909      «  g.  A-O       20.724,870  rad.aft.Oet  1/45 
later*.!  at  Pa.  Co.  for  Ins.  on  Live*  *  Granting 

Annul  tie*,  trustee. 
STOCK-Tbe  stock  authorised  Is  $3O,OOO.OOO.  par.  $50.    Issued  508, 
«O0  share*,  on  which  the  flnt  Instalment  of  $5  per  share  was  duo  the 
•  Oeober.  1805,  and  a  second  Instalment  of  $5  per  share  was 
payable  Mar.  2. 1806.  and  33-5O  par  snare  on  March  1 , 1897. 

TRUST  CERTIFICATES— The  trnst  eortiflcate*  are  not  the  direct  obll- 
faUon*  of  th*  Union  Traction  Co..  hot  wen  Issued  by  the  Pa. 
Co.  for  las.  on  Lives  A  Granting.  Annuities  to  pay  for  the  shares  of 
Iks  Electric  and  People's  Traction  companies  purchased,  and  are 
•seared  by  a  depo*a  with  the  Trnst  Co.  of  all  the  shares  of  the  stosk 
efthe  Electric  Traction  Company  sad  the  People's  Traction  Corn- 
pan  j  thu  poicha  ed.  Bee  description  of  certificate*  In  V.  64.  p.  135. 
They  are  gesrastsed.  principal  and  Interest,  by  the  Onion  Traction  Co. 
and  are  redeemable  at  the  option  of  that  Co.  on  and  after  Oct  1.  1045 
The  capitalisation  of  the  Union  Traction  system  and  the  fixed  charges 
4ssttmatod)  for  first  nscal  year  ending  September  30. 1806,  follow : 

CAPIT 
Constituent  Cnmpanit*— 

f^pital  .t»-k $r.7.091.200 

Fun.l~i  •!,   •  ;;.,-•...... 

rnian  trmeUtn  Co.— 

30,000.000 
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Int  or 


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htrlkrsr 
lastdaidend. 


£.>•;.:.; 


rixco  CIIABOES. 
Onaranteed  rental*.  .     $2.1  35.OOO 
nnaranteed  Inure*  t.          59O.OOO 
Reot,Ph.Traotlen...       1.60O.OOO 
Interest,  coll.  tr.  4*..       1.189.0OO 
Taxos.all  companies.         «" 

Lees  rent  A  Int  roc..  . 
Total  n*t  charge*.  . 

id  448  mile*  of  track 
a*  aadl  u  J  une  «O.  1901 

v    :  .i.i'.. 
215,000 

$5390,400 

1.  was  riven 

less  stocks  In  trust 

Total  net  eapttal'a.$10S»l.0OO 

ROAO-On  June  30. 1906. 

EAMMSM*— Report  for  the 
at  lanrth  In  V.  «3.  p  1060.  The  earning*  and  expenses  of  all  the  lines 
now  Included  la  the  new  Union  Traction  Company  for  the  year  ending 
Jens  30. 1906.  were  shown  In  T.  63.  p.  557.  as  follow* : 

Oeetrte  P»»  fit's       PnUmdel^ia         Total 

TrufHfn.         run.  Km.      freer!**  Co.          of  all. 
OroM  eanla«e.... •2.406.164     $2.O3S.OS2     $5.678.780     flO.S10.O26 

ITetearnlnrs 1.22».95fl          09O.I9O       2.670,854          4347.000 

Other  in  -.,„;..  -     -.    -  J  :.n:  ...  


Total  act  $1.301.404        $073.621 

Int.renUI.AUx-.  1.1  A  .339          too.727 


Tns  earnings  and  expense*  of  all 


•tated.  were  mad*  up  on  a  somewhat  different  ba«l«  from  that  employed 
Ions  yenn,  so  that  the  following  comparison  Is  not  more  than 
approximate: 

COMBHED  uunmro*  or  ALL  ronrA»iES. 

•seslPtsfronif nfsrs      19*6.          1905.          1804.          UM 

and  SMH... ............ $10.210.026  $0.23«374$7,806.498$8.(W3.215 

.John  Lowtior  Welsh;  Vice- Pro*ldent  and  Oen. 
ons;  Secretary  and  Treasurer  Charles  O.  Krnger. 


Manwr.  J..',n  I'    I' i 


DmtCTO«S— John  Lowbir  WeUh.  CUleh  a  Fox.  William  H.  Shelmsr- 
«n*.  P.  A.  B.  Wldener.  William  L.  Klklns.  Thomas  Dolan.  Oeor<e  D. 
Wldener, James  MsMaaes.  Jeremiah  I.  -nlllvan.  Alfred  Smith  and 
Alexander  M.  Fox.-V.  62.  p.  331.  1O42;  T.  63,  p.  311.  4S7,*S7, 
I  0*0;  V.  64,  p.  135. 19>.  236. 

P1QUA,    OHIO. 
PoroLATlOB  1900  WAS  0.O0O;  IX  1890  WAS  6,031; 

AID  iir  1870  WAS  5,967. 

MIAMI  VALLEY  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
OflQANiZATtOH-CharteredlnAiurnst.  1$89.    FraaehUeYnns  Ull  1914 
STOCKS  A.  BONOS—         XUst.   Dolt.  Inltrtst.  Outstanding.  Jtuturitv\ 

•tock  ($300,000)  $100 $300,000  

IMM.,   $800^00,   goU  -:>3  6gM-N     «0<W)00,         1  "'^ 

^•Pv. ... c  i  Interest  at  Chaie  National  Bank,  N.V.  City. 


Mortgage  trustee  Is  the  cashier  of  the  Chase  National  Bank. 

ROAD— On  Jan.  1, 1896,  owned  14  miles  of  trolley  track  In  Plqua  and 
extending  also  to  Troy,  Ohio.  Siding  about  Ha  miles.  Rails  35  to  48 
Ib.  girder  and  45  Ib.  girder.  President,  W.  P.  Orr;  Vice-President  and 
Manager,  A.  M.  Orr;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  L.  M.  Flesh. 


PITTSBURG,  KANSAS. 

POPULATION  is  1890  WAS  6,697. 
IN  1880  was  624. 

PITTSBURG  FRONTENAC  &  SUBURBAN 
ELECTRIC  RY.- 

ORQANIZATION—  Chartered  July  9, 1894.  The  population  of  the  dis- 
trict served  by  the  road  is  said  to  be  over  21,000.  Company  also  owns 
an  electric-light  plant  in  Plttsburg,  Kan.  In  Nov.,  1896,  the  Plttsburg 
Weir  City  A  Columbus  KB.  (capital  stock  $200,000)  was  chartered  by 
President  Simons  and  others  to  extend  the  line  southward. 

STOCK  &.  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.  Outstanding.  Maturity. 

Stock  $1OO.OOO  (par  $100) $100,000  

1st  mort,  *125,OOO,  gold  S  1896  6  K.  J-J  125,000  Jan.  1, 1911 

redeemable  In  10  years  ( Int.  at  R.  E.  Title  Ins.  &  Tr.,  Plula.,  trustee. 

The  first  mortgage  c  ivera  all  the  railway,  property,  franchises,  elec- 
tric-light plant  and  real  estate. 

EARNINGS— Jan.  1  to  Mar.  31,  3  months,  gross,  $7,773;  net,  $4,950 
in  1897,  against  gross,  $4,058,  and  net  $1,8O9,  in  1896.  From  Nov. 
1,  1895,  to  Oct.  30, 1896  (12  months),  gross.  $15,842;  net,  $7,310. 

ROAD— In  January,  1897.  operated  12U  miles  of  track.  Line  will  be 
16  mile*  long  from  Plttsburg  to  Prontenao,  Lltohfleld,  Medway,  Cor- 
nell and  Tale.  President,  Robert  Simons;  Secretary,  Samuel  Barrett ; 
Treasurer.  Lucius  M.  Bedell. 


PITTSBURG,  PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  238,617;  IX  1880  WAS  156,389 
AKD  is  1870  WAS  86,076. 

ALLEGHENY  TRACTION- 

ORQ AN  IZATION— Incorporated  July  23,  1889.  April  1,  1896,  this 
company  was  leased  to  the  Fort1  Pitt  Traction  Company  for  95O 
yean  at  a  guaranteed  dividend  of  5  per  cent  per  annum. 

STOCK  &.  BONOS—  XUtt.  Dale.  Interest.  Outstanfg.  Lastdir.,etf 
Stock,  $500.000.  par  $50 5  p.  c.  $500,000  See  text. 

Guaranteed  bonds— 

Mill  vale  Ktna*  Sharps-}     ....    1893  5«.  M-N    750,000     Nov.  1, 1923 
burg  1st  M.  $750,OOO.K.  5  Trustee,  Plttsburg  Trust  Co.,  Plttsburg. 

ROAD—  Including  MUlvale  Etna  *  Bharpsburg,  18  >*  miles  of  road. 
INDEX-V.  62.  p.  184.  

CENTRAL  TRACTION.-Cablc  and  trolley 

LEASE— leaned  from  April  2, 1896.  to  the  Consolidated  Traction  for 
OftO  yean  at  3  p.c.  per  annum  on  par  value  of  $1,500,000  stock,  see 
V.Ol.p.  1154— and  In  May,  1896,  stockholders  were  offered  privilege  of 
exchanging  their  stock  for  receipts,  which  were  redeemed  at  $30  per 
share  on  •  •  •  1 .  1 ".»«.  In  Consolidated  Traction  Co.  preferred  stock  at 
par.  la  June,  1996, 26,000  share*  of  Central  Traction  stock  (out  of 
3O.OOO)  had  been  so  exchanged.— V.  62,  p.  1O87. 

STOCK  &  BONDS— Itilet.  Date.  Interest.     Outstanding.       Maturity. 
Stock— par  $5O, )  <  30,000  shares  ?      Q^  ta  » 

see  text.  I?:...}       I  $30  paid  up.  <      »»»«• 

•••05         6         1889'    5  J-J  $375.000    July    1.    1929 

cable  line  $5OO  <  Interest  at  Union  Trust  Co.,  Plttnbiirif. 

Bonds  »f  Ctntrmt  Passenger  Jty.  controlled. 

1st  M.  $250,- >        4         1894     6  A-O  125.0OO    Oct.    1,1924 

OOO.$1.OOO..  J  Interest  at  Union  Trust  Co.,  trustee.  Plttsburg. 

Diridends-Feb.  1 , 1 892.  $2  50  In  stock :  In  1 896,  Feb.,  2  p.  o.  In  cash. 

ROAD— In  July,  1896,  was  operating  8-5  miles  of  road,  of  which  It 
owned  cable  line  5  mile*  and  controlled  by  ownership  of  capital  stock 
trolley  road  owned  by  the  Central  Passenger  Railway,  3  "a  miles. 

ANNUAL  REPOBT— For  year  ending  June  3O,  1896,  gross,  $131,954, 
net.  $15.111;    Interest  and  taxes,  $24.534  ;  dividends,  $30,OOO ;    bal- 
ance, deficit  for  year.  $19,423.    In  1894-05  gross.  $171,065. 
— V.  60,  p.  93O;  V.  61,  p.  itj,  794.  1154;  V.  62,  p.  948,  1087. 


CITIZENS'  TR  ACTION-A  cable  and  trolley  road. 

OROANIZATION— Incorporated  July  6,  1887.  On  Sept.  1,  1887,  pur. 
chased  the  entire  capital  stock  ($200,000)  of  the  Citizens'  Passenger 
Ry.,  which  It  now  hold*.  All  Its  line*  changed  to  cable  or  electric  power 

LEASE-In  1895  leased  from  Nov.  1, 1895,  to  Fort  Pitt  Traction  Com- 
pany for  95O  yean  at  6  per  cent  per  annum  on  $3,000.000  capital 
stock.  In  addition  the  leasee  agreed  to  pay  a  floating  debt  of  $175,000, 
and  at  maturity  a  mortgage  debt  of  $1,620,000.  V.  61,  p.  661. 

STOCKS  4  BONDS—       Date.    Interest.      Outstanding.    Last  Die.  ete. 

Stock  ($50)  fully  paid 0  M.-N.       $3,000,000  f.p.       See  text. 

inmorteageW.OOOM     1897     5  A.-O.         1,250,000        Oct.  1, 1927 

Not  subject  to  call.   /  Trustee,  Fidelity  Title  A  Trust  Co.,  Plttsburg. 
IMirchsse  money  roortgs 120,000       

Ilonds  of  lines  tehase  stocks  are  owned. 

Penn  St.  Pass.  Ry.  1st  M.    1892    5J.-D.         $250,000       June  1,1922 
TransVrse  Pass  Ry  1st  M.    1891    6  M.-N.  49.5OO  1901 

No.  Side  Pas*.  Ry.  lit  M.    1892    6  F.-A.          125,000  19O2 

Interest  and  dividends  payable  at  N.  Holmes  A  Sons,  Plttsburg,  Pa. 

Dividends— In  1892,  G  p.  o.;  In  1893. 6  p.  o.;  In  1894,  6  p.  o.;  In  1895, 
5  p.  o.  Under  the  lease  dividends  are  6  p.  c. 

ROAD.— In  1896  owned  and  operated  30-5  miles  of  track  (on  15 
miles  of  street)  of  which  12-2  cable,  8  electric  and  8-5  horse. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— For  the  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $680,. 
703;   net,  $323,088;  other  Income,  $i,68O;   Interest,  $99,611;  taxes 
$49,259;  dividends,  $150,000.    For  the  years  ending  October  31 : 

!-•••:  1895.     I  1896.  1895. 

Gross  earns... $685.382    $643,059  I  Interest  paid.  $89.612 )  8121  10« 

Op.  expense*.  357.025      336,008  I  Taxe*.  etc 49.259  J  »"1>10' 

Net  earnings..  327.757      307,05 1    Dividends 150.0OO      150,000 


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STREET    RAILWAYS. 


OFFICERS.-PrWldent,  John  G.  Holmes;  Vice-Presldent,  H.  8.  A. 
Stewart;  Secretary,  John  G.  Bright;  Treasurer,  Nathaniel  Holmes; 
•Jeneral  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  J.  E.  Rugg.  V.  60,  p.  930; 
V.  61,  p.  112,  516.  661. 

CONSOLIDATED  TRACTION-Trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Chartered  July  15,  1895,  The  company  has  pur- 
chased  the  entire  capital  stock  of  the.  Fort  Pitt  Traction.  Co., 
which  operates  Its  own  and  the  line*  of  the  Citizens'  and  the  Allegheny 
Traction  companies,  and  has  acquired  the  control  of  the  Central 
Plttsbnrg  and  Duquesne  Traction  companies.  On  April  2,  1896' 
assumed  management  of  these  si*  companies,  with  capital  of  $13,500,. 
000  and  a  bonded  debt  of  about  $6,377,000.  See  V.  62,  p.  1087. 

The  financial  arrangements  of  the  company  are  In  the  hands  of  a 
strong  syndicate  represented  by  Whitney  &  Stephenson  of  Plttsburg. 
Drexel  *  Oo.  of  Philadelphia,  with  others,  underwrote  the  sale  of  the 
preferred  stock.  See  V.  63,  p.  559. 

STOCK—  Far  Interest.        Outs'anding.      Dividend- 


t*I.  BIOCK)  O  P.  U«  IHllll.          WV  6  M  iV'  N  ^tffvwiirw      — rf  — »  —  -   —fir 

The  preferred  stock  carries  cumulative  dividends  of  6  per  cent  per 
annum,  and  has  ttie  right  to  participate  equally  with  the  common  stock 
when  that  has  received  6  per  cent.  First  dividend  on  preferred  was 
paid  May,  1897.  V.  63,  p.  601. 

COMPANIES  CONTROLLED— The  companies  acquired  are  shown  in  the 
following  table,  as  also  the  amounts  of  their  stocks  and  the  amount  of 
cash  or  preferred  stock  (at  Drexel  A  Co.'s  option)  of  the  new  company 
which  Is  offered  In  exchange  therefor,  both  per  $50  share  of  old  stock 
and  for  the  entire  Issue.  For  manner  In  which  the  exchange  may  be 
made  see  the  statement  for  each  company ;  also  V.  62,  p.  948. 

Company.  Uf«e».       Old  stock.  Newpref.orcasli. 

Duquesne  faction 33        $3,000,000          $37.  or  $2,220000 

Plttsburg  Traction 12>a       2,500,000  70,  or    3,5OO,OOO 

Central  fraction 8>a       1,500,000  30,  or       900,000 

Fort  Pitt  Traction  10  3,000,000  40,  or    2,400,000 

Citizens' Traction 30          3,000,000  Leased  to  Ft.  Pitt. 

Allegheny  Traction 18  500,000  Not  exchangeable. 

ROAD  -Controls  about  112  miles  of  track  In  all;  in  May,  1896,  oper. 

ated  97  miles',  of  which  27  cable,  64  electric  and  6  horse. 

EARNINGS  AND  CHARGES— In  May,  1896,  earnings  were  about  $6,500 
a  day  gross,  each  old  road  being  run  by  itself  as  the  new  power-house 
and  equipment  were  not  ready.  It  was  stated  officially  that "  the  lines 
now  operated  by  the  Consolidated  Traction  Co.  are  earning  the  divi- 
dend on  the  preferred  stock." 

OFFICERS— President,  C.  L.  Magee ;  Secretary,  James  A.  McDevitt; 
Treasurer,  George  I.  Whitney.  Directors— O.  L.  Magee,  Joshua  Rhodes, 
T.  H.  Given,  George  I.  Whitney,  Emmet  C.  Gibson.— V.  63,  p.  559,  901. 

DUQUESNE   INCLINED  PLANE.- 

ROAD— Said  to  operate  1,586  feet  of  track.    President,  S.  Severance. 

DUQUESNE  TRACTION-A  trolley  road 

LEASE— leased  from  April  2, 1896,  to  the  Consolidated  Traction  for 
9  30  years  at  4  per  cent  on  the  $3,000,000  stock,  but  dividends  for  a 
year  and  a-half  to  be  withhold  for  payment  of  floating  debt  of 
$180,000.  In  May,  1896,  stockholders  were  allowed  to  exchange  their 
stock  for  receipts,  redeemed  Oct.  1 , 1896,  at  $37  per  share  in  6  per  cent 
preferred  stock  of  Consolidated  Traction  Company  at  par.  In  June 
1896,  51,000  shares  out  of  60,000  had  been  so  exchanged.  See  V.  62 
p.  1087. 

STOCK  &  BONDS.—       Dite.    Interest.    Outstanding.  Maturitu. 

,.»-„.,„_    „..  5   Text.        $3.000,000  See  text. 

Stock  ($50)  fully  paid  \  Dlv  payaDle  at  Fidel.  Title  &  Trust  Co  ,  Pitts'h 
Istmortgage o.*   1890     5J.-J.        1,500,000         July  1,  1930 

Dividend*  were  5  per  cent,  J&J,  but  in  1893  and  1894  none  paid 
Feb.,  1895,  paid  2  p.  o.;  Aug.,  2  p.  o.;  In  1896,  Feb.,  none. 

ROAD— On  June  30, 1896,  controlled  11  companies,  with  a  capita 
aggregating  $249,700  and  having  SS'is  miles  of  road. 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  June  30  earnings  have  been  as  follows : 
1896.          1895.      I  1896.       1895. 

Gross $449,893  $392,932  I  Int., taxes,  etc.. $125,633  $75,221 

Net...  .    212,312    116,5791  Surp.  for  year..   103,699    47,223 

Other  income...      17,020        5,865 1  Dividends 60,000     60,000 

—V.  60,  p.  930;  V.  61,  p.  153,  794, 1154:  V.  62,  p.  948, 1087. 

FEDERAL  STREET  &  PLEASANT  VALLEY 
RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  March,  1868,  and  on  July  12,  1889 
consolidated  with  the  Observatory  Hill  and  People's  Park  companies 
The  leased  lines  (Allegheny  &  Bellevue,  Allegheny  Street,  Perry  Stree 
and  Troy  Hill  companies)  were  taken  In  by  consolidation  In  April 
1892,  and  their  stocks  wiped  out.  The  franchise  Is  perpetual. 

The  North  Side  Traction  Co.  (which  see  below)  on  July  20,  1896 
leased  the  Federal  Street  A  Pleasant  Valley  for  960  years,  assuming 
Its  funded  debt  of  $1,250,000  and  its  floating  debt  of  $175,000,  am 
agreeing  to  pay  as  rental  all  taxes,  rentals,  etc.,  and  also  $70,OOC 
yearly  In  cash,  payable  January  15  and  July  15,  equal  to  5  per  cent  on 
the  $1,400,000  stock.    The  North  Side  Company  Is  understood  to  hav 
purchased  a  majority  of  the  stock  and  to  be  offering  Its  own  stock  in 
exchange  for  the  balance— V.  63,  p.  31,  76, 189 

STOCK  &  BONOS—  Date.    Interest.  Outstand'g.  Last  din.,  <tc 

~    J      $1,400,000    Jan.'97,2i«% 

-J        325,000    May  1,  194 
...  at  Frdeltty  Title  &  Tr.  Co.,  Pittsburg 

Unaerluing  mortgages— 

Observatory  Hill  IstM 1887    5    J-J         125,000    Julyl,190 

Federal  St  &  Pi.  Val.  1st  M 6    J-J  75,000    July  1, 190 

Jack's  Run  mortgage 5    J-J  50,000  191 

Fed.  St.  *  Pi.  Val.  mort 1889    o    J-J         300,000    July  1,191 

Allegheny  &  Bellevue  IstM.    1890     5    J-J        100.OOO    Nov.  1, 192 

Allegheny  St.  1st  mortgage 5  75,000       

Perry  St.lst  mortgage 1890     5    J-J        100,000    Nov.  1, 192 

Ttoy  Hill  1st  mortgage 189O     5    J-J        1OO.OOO    Nov.  1,192 

Mortgage  car  house 15,000 

Loans  and  hills  payable  July  1,'95       64,207 

Dividends—  Dividends  are  payable  at  Farmers'  Dep.  Bank;  In  Jam 
ary,  1895,  2  per  cent;  in  1896,  none;  in  1897,  Jan.,  2 Hi  p.  c. 


Bonds— The  consolidated  mortgage  of  1892  is  for  $1,250,000,  of  which 
he  balance  unissued  is  reserved  in  the  hands  of  the  trustee  to  retire 
ho  several  isuues  of  the  company  and  of  all  the  roads  consolidated  with 
;.  The  consols  of  1892  are  $1,OOO  and  cover  28  miles  of  track.  Mort- 
age trustee  Is  the  Fidelity  Title  &  Trust  Co.,  Pitteburg.  None  of  the 
oans  are  subject  to  call  before  maturity. 

ROAD— In   June,  1896,  operated   33-9   miles    of    track    (including 
tdlugs)  on  about  17  miles  of  street.;  rails  45,  56  and  66  pounds. 
ANNUAL  REPORT— For  year  ending  June  30  earnings  were : 

1896.  1895.    I  1896.       1895. 

Gross  earns.. $443,083       393,231    Interest $66,90O    $66,325 

Net  earnings...  148,350         88,374  I  Rent,  taxes,  etc..   13,101       (1; 
Other  income..          40         13,455  |  Bal.  for  year..snr.68,39O       (!) 
OFFICERS— President,  D.  F.   Henry;    Vloe-Presldent,   R.  H.   King, 
ecretary.  Wm.  H.  Graham:  Treasurer,  R.  F.  Ramsey;  Purchasing 
.gent,  D.  M.  Bryar.— V.  62,  p.  989, 1179;  V.  63,  p.  31,  76, 189. 

FORT    PITT    TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1895  under  perpetual  franchise.    A 
ousolidation  of  the  Ft.  Pitt  Street  Passenger  By.,  Highland  Park  Ry., 
tc.,  10  miles  In  all.    In  October,  1895,  leased  the  Citizens'  Traction  . 
Co.  for  s»50  years,  guaranteeing  6  per  cent  yearly  on  $3,000.000  stock 
,nd  Allegheny  Traction  Co.  for  same  period  at  5  per  cent  on  the  stock 

The  capital  stock  of  the  Ft.  Pitt  Tractisn  Co.  Is  owned  by  the  Con 
olidated  Traction,  which  see. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—                  Date.      Interest.    Outstand'g.  Maturity. 
Stock,  $3iOOO,000,  par  $50 $3,000,000    

t  M    «i  nnn  nnn  ,«i  onm    J  1895       5  J--D-  938.OOO        1925 

1st  M.,  $1 ,000,000  ($1,000) .  I     Int  at  pitt8Dllrg  Trust,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 

ROAD— Controls  58  miles  of  track,  including  48  miles  leased. 
—V.  61,  p.  517,  661, 1154. 

McKEESPORT     DUQUESNE     &     WILMER- 

DINO    RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION— This  company  Includes  the  Citizens'  Street  Railway 

of  MoKeesport,  the  McKeesport  &  Wilmerding  and  the  White  Electric 

Traction.    The  last-named  company  in  1893  had  a  bonded  indebtedness 

of  $35,000  6  per  cents,  due  1911.    In  February,  1896,  control  was  said 

<o  have-been  acquired  in  the  interest  of  the  Second  Avenue  Traction 

Company  of  Pittsburg. 
In  April,  1897,  application  was  made  for  a  receiver.    (V.  64,  p.  707.) 

It  Is  understood,  however,  no  action  will  be  taken  until  June  1,  when 

the  flrst  mortgage  interest  becomes  due. 
STOCK  &  BONDS—     Miles.    Date.    Interest.    Outstand'g.    Maturity. 

Stock  $350,000,  p.$50    $350,000f.p 

1st   mort.,    $350,000,)     18       1895    6g.J-D      350,000  1925 

sinking  fund,  gold  .  J  Subject  to  call  at  105  after  1905. 
ROAD— In  August,  1895,  had  In'  operation  18  miles  of  track  on  12 

miles  of  street.— V.  62,  p.  279,  415 ;  V.  64,  p.  707. 


TOCK          ONOS—  ae.      neres 

Stock  (par  $25>  full  paid  ..........       J-J 

ConsoL   inert.,   $1,250.000,51892     5g.J-J 
gold,  $1,000  .............  a.1  1  Int.  at  Fidelit 


NORTH    SIDE    TRACTION- 

ORQANIZATION— Organized  In  1896  by  parties  interested  in  the  Sec- 
ond Avenue  Traction  and  United  Traction  companies  to  lease  the 
Federal  Street  &  Pleasant  Valley  Ry. 

In  January,  1897,  Second  Avenue  Traction  stockholders  voted 
to  lease  that  road  to  North  Side  Traction  for  999  years  at  a 
rental  of  5  per  cent  on  the  money  Invested.  V.  64,  p.  235. 
The  transfer  of  the  F.  8.  <fe  Pleasant  Valley  is  a  practical  sale 
of  the  road,  made,  owing  to  the  law  under  which  the  present 
charter  was  secured,  in  the  nature  of  a  lease  for  a  term  of  95O 
years  on  a  guaranteed  annual  rental  of  5  per  cent,  payable  Jan.  15  and 
July  15, 1897,  and  each  succeeding  year,  to  the  Pittsburg  Trust  Co.  of 
Pittsburg.  The  lease  provides  that  the  present  stockholders  can  change 
their  stock  for  stock  In  the  North  Side  Traction  Co.  or  can  retain  their 
present  stock  with  a  guarantee  of  5  per  cent  as  a  dividend.  The  North 
Side  Traction  will  be  controlled  by  the  United  Traction  Co.— V.  63,  p. 
31,  76, 189,  794,  881, 1064;  V.  64,  p.  235,  664. 

PITTSBURG    ALLEGHENY    &    MANCHES- 
TER TRACTION- 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  Dec.    14,  1889,  and  July   25,   1890. 
Ceased  Pittsburg  Allegheny  *  Manchester  Passenger  Railway  [5  miles 
of  road,  stock  $350,000,  no  bonds]  for  999  years  and  Pittsburg  Union 
Passenger  Railway  [stock  paid  In  $82,775,  bonds  $100,000  as  below) 
for  985  years— see  V.  64,  p.  1001 
STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.  Last  (fir.,  etc. 

Stock,  *3*00?OCK>  ($50)  f.p $2,994,839  Aug.  1/95,  It 

Dividends  are  payable  at  company's  ottlc 
General  mort.  ($1,500,000).    1890    5A-O    $1,400,000    Oct.  1,  1930 

Interest  at  Fidelity  Title  &  Trust  Co.,  Pittsburg,  trustee. 
New  mortgage,  $250,000..    1897    5  p.  c.  Text          

Pittsbrun.  Pas.  Ry.,  1st  M 5A-O         100,000    Oct.  1,  1901 

Dividends— In  1892,  Hi  per  cent;  1893,  5  per  cent;  1891,  2>«j  189* 
February,  paid  2<«  per  cent;  August,  2  per  cent;  in  1896,  Feb  ,  none. 

Of  the  mortgage  for  $250.000  made  in  May,  1897,  only  about 
$150,000  bonds,  it  is  said,  will  be  issued  at  once,  to  retire  the  floating 
debt  which  bears  6  per  cent,  and  in  May,  1897,  as  reported,  amounted  to 
$162,000. 

ROAD— Operates  20  miles  of  track  in  cities  of  Pittsburg  and  Alle- 
gheny. Rails  70  Ibs.  per  yard. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  years  ending  Oct.  31  earnings  have  been: 

1895-6.       1894-5. 


Op.  expenses.  .$381,119    $336,414 
Balance.net..     92,855      120,127 


1895-6.       1894-5. 

Gross  $465,959    $450,714 

Other  Income.       8,015          5,827 

Bills  payable  Oct.  31, 1896,  $186,686. 

OFFICERS— President,  George  B.  Hill;  Vice-Presldent,  Joshua  Rhodei 
Secretary.  A.  M.  Neeper,  Treasurer,  W.  Montgomery;  General  Manager 
and  Purch.  Agent,  G.  F.  Greenwood.— V.  63,  p.  30,  76,  794,  881,  1064  \ 
V.  64,  p.  664, 1001. 

PITTSBURG  &  BIRMINGHAM  TRACTION- 
A  trolley  road. 

ORQANIZATION-Incorporated  Aug.  15,  1889;  Nov.  19, 1889,  leas 
P.  tc  B.  Passenger  Ry.,  including  South  Side  Pass.  Ry.  Co.    Has  also 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


71 


In—*  aad  operated  since  Dee..  1891.  Plttsburg  Incline  Plane  Co.  and 
Ml.  Oliver  Incline  Plane  Co.;  operates  also  Blnn.  Knoxville  A  Allen- 
town  Traction  Co.  (See  salt  regarding  interest  paid  on  B.  K.  A  A. 
head!  -Y.  63,  p.  989.)  It  baa  been  propoeed  to  lease  the  Pltteburg  A 
Birmingham  Traction  to  the  See  sad  Are.  Traction  Syndicate.  See  V. 
63,  p.  794. 

STOCK  A.  BONO*.-     Dm"-       AUsreei.         OwMtamfa    Last  dir..  4e. 

Stock  l$50> Text.      $3.000.000    Jan  27.1896 

lat  atort,.  gold.  5s.. .11889    5f.    M.  -  N.       1 ,500.000    Nov.  1,1929 
.e*  5  Trwstoa.ndeUtyninMRe.,00.  of  Philadelphia. 


ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal year ends  June 30. 
1895-6.         1894-5. 


1895-6.         1894-5. 


°°°- 


J  UN 


A   -  O 


144.000 


Pitts  A  Blrm.  Pass  Ry 5        J-J 

PltU.AOrmsby 1891    5        A-O  19.OOO       1896-1901 

Hns.Kaox.AA.lstM.  >  1891    6  r.    M-S         5OO.OOO    Sept.  1,  1931 

gold,  interest  guar..  ]  Trustee,  Fidelity  Ins.  Tr.  A  s.  Dep.  Co..  Pblls. 

Baas  Street  mart 3O.OOO 

KBOXV.  A  Arlington  St.  1895    100.OOO 

Knox.  Fair  H.  A  ML  L.  1895    •         170,000       

DIVIDEND*— For  year  1899-93  paid  2  p.  e.;  In  1896,  January.  4  p.  o. 

ROAD— Operated  IB  1896  90-30  miles  of  track,  laid  with  90  Ib.  rails- 
The  controlled  lines  Include:  Birmingham  Knoxville  A  Allentown 
Traction.  1 -4  Biles  of  hone  and  1.6OO  feet  of  cable  track;  Knoxvllle 
Fair  Haven  A  ML  I  ebanon  Rv..  54  miles  double-tracked:  also  Pitts- 
bur*  Incline  Ry..  which  see  below. 

ASSUAL  REPORT- For  the  year  ending  Jane  30.  1896,  carried 
7.549  J06  paaseagers.  against  6.2OO.OOO  la  1890.-8e*  V.  63.  p.  967. 


Gross $467.933  $441.452  Op.  exp.  A  tax.$263~662  $2182,921 

Other  Income.  (1)  7,994  Balanoe.net..  204.271  136,525 

In  1895-96  Interest  charges  were  $89,867;  dividends,  $75,000. 

OFFICERS.— President,  George  W.  Elklns;  Secretary  and  Treasurer 
J.  O.  Tragganlh;  General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  W.  L. 
Elklns.-V.  60,  p.  930;  V.  61,  p.  133,  794,  1154;  V.  62,  p.  1087. 

PITTSBURG    TRACTION    SYSTEM- 
|  BLOOMFIELD  STREET  RAILWAY - 

ORQANIZATION— Chartered  in   1893.     The  stock   is  owned  by  the 
Pittaburg  Traction  Company,  which  is  guarantor  of  bonds. 
STOCK  &.  BOND*-  MUes.   Dale.    Interest.      OultlaruTg.        Maturity. 

Mock  (par  $50) $250,OOOf.p. 

M.$250,000.our'y.e*  ....      1893      5  F-A         250,000  Aug.  i", "1923 

I  merest  at  PittuburgTrust  Co..  trustee.    Owns  about  3  miles  of  track. 


PASSENGER 


1396.  I-'". 

Oross $413,288  $384.561 

Kxp.  A  taxes    314,413      134,73ft 

Het.  ...$187.865  » 149,826 


Reatali.  etc,. 


1896. 
.$36.794 

109,700 


1895. 
$18.117 
10U.7OO 


Bailor,  for  yar.  $4 1.371    $22.009 


Property  and  railway. 

In  proToncot    .  .  ...... 

I  of  oth.  compan:e 


OUBBAL  BALAJKK  MEET  Jt.lK  3O.  1896. 

UmbitUit*. 


Oath. 


ts'  receivable" 


, 
703^50 

l?o.u  . 
14.159 


Intern 


payable... 


.    •..;..«  ,0.0,*, 

I.AOO.OOO 
519.000 
147.000 
06419 
\430 


PTOBI  aad  lose,  surplus         94.137 


Total $5.425,476          Total $5,425,476 

OmcCRS-Preatdeat.  Barry  Moore:  Wee-Preeident,  A.  C.  WeUengel, 
Saerefy  aad  Trees..  A  8.  Petrte.-V.  62.P.181.989;  V.63.  p.  167.794- 

PITTSBURG  A  BIRMINGHAM  TRACTION 
SYSTEM-PITT8BURO  INCLINE  I'l.ANE— 

ORQANIZATIOII  L«ns<  Peesashar  1.  1$91.  for  999  years  to  Ptttsburg 
*  Birmingham  Traction  Cow  at  rental  equal  to  Interest  nn  bonds  ami 
10  p  e.  on  $150.000  stoek.  free  of  tax.  bat  dividends  have  been  9  p.  e. 
yearly,  balaaee  barag  serried  to  sarplue. 

STOCK  d  BONO*-  Dml*.    Jnlmst.  OnManfg.        Jfa/orUy. 

Stock,  par  $(85.  rail  paid.      .  Q-F    $150.000       

1st  M..  $1.000  each e-   1889       «/-J       15O.OOO       July  1,  1939 

l    1890        6  J-J       100.000       June  1.1910 

Sad  mortgage  ?8ohJeH  to  call  oa  aay  June  1  after  1894. 

(  lot.  at  Fidelity  Ins.. etc.. Co  .  Phlla..  trustee. 

ROAO— Boa*  extoada  froai  Forty  Bill,  Pltuburg  on  Bradford 
•treet  to  Washington  Avenue,  ea  top  of  hill. 


PITTSBURG    &    WEST     END 
RAILWA  Y-A  trolley  and  horse  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Mar.  26. 1879.  Franchise  Is  for  99  years 
In  August.  1S96,  It  was  reported  this  road  would  form  part  of  the  sys 
tern  of  the  new  United  Traction  Co.— which  see. 

&  BONDS—  Ms.  Date.      Int.      Outstanding.        Last  IHi.,  etc. 

;>SOO>000>! J-D    $1,500,000  f.  p.          See  text. 

1st  M.,  currency —   16    1892    5  J-J         500.OOO  July     1,1922 

Interest  Is  payable  at  the  office  of  the  City  Savings  Bank,  Pittsburg . 

The  bonds  are  not  subject  to  call.  Mortgage  trustee  is  the  Fidelity 
Title  A  Trust  Co.  of  Plttsbnrg. 

r>iridends—lu  1892,  June,  $3  50  In  scrip;  Dec.  31,  $2  50  cash;  in 
1893  2  p.  c.;  in  1894  2  p.  o.;  during  year  ending  June  30. 1896,  3  p.  o. 

ROAD— Owns  16  miles  of  track  on  8  miles  of  street.  Rail,  80-lb.  girder. 
Owns  26  electric  motor  oars.  Operates  Plttsbnrg  Crafton  A  Mans- 
field. 17  miles  (see  below)  and  Plttsbnrg  Neville  Island  A  Coraopolls 
Passenger  Ry..  94  miles.  The  latter  has  outstanding  $100.000  of  first 
mortgagees. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  the  year  ending  June  30. 1896,  gross  $198,- 
223;  net,  $105,834;  Interest  charges,  $38.305;  dividends,  $45,000  ; 
lialance,  sur..  $33,629.  For  the  year  ending  Dec.  31  earnings  were : 

1894.  1893. 

Taxes. $10.001  $9.844 

Dividends  (2%)...   80.OOO  30,000 
Balance,     surplus 

for  year 18,138  4,017 


-en 


PITTSBURG   A  CASTLE  SHANNON    RAIL- 
ROAD— A  steam  aad  I  Bella*  plane  read. 

4  Sept.   11.  1891.    BsslJei  oprratlag  the 
y  transports  aad  sells  coal  from  Its  own  mines. 

$481  400  ' 

$i.nbo    ::::    i$a$6F-A      300.000  Auir.V.'itNM 

21.012    1898A1901 


rallros.1  •     • 

STOCK  A 
Stock 
1st  M..  $000 

Pun 


•saara.ort 
$50.0011 
blrDM.3l.- 


(t> 

•Bs'pay able  Dee. 31/90. ".'.".".  32.398    '.'.'.'.'.'.".'.'.".'. 

la  18M  beads  far  $5O.OOO  war*  authorlxed  for  Introducing  elee- 
trtelty  ae  metlvs  power. 

ROAO-ODorates  road  of  4O-laeh  eaugs  from  Pttuburg  to  Arlington 
fa..  «4  mile*.  Incl.  two  laeUaaa  of  1.370  Bad  2.112   feet  respectively.' 
.AL  REPORT-For  the  years  ending  Pnamhir  31  earalngs  from 
beth  rail  r< >ad  and  real  bwatafas  war*: 

tfraat.  \  •  • 

1W  ..  $111.773       $14.647 

16.167 

U.M1 


n:  i  T-  i 
1  I-..  J-J 


Inlrrtlt. 

^^K  sar.$460 

10.438  ear.  729 

14318  def.124 

« to  a  strike. 


•  Pi  snail  do*  to  rrdwt toa  IB  eoal  waalaiii 
Pasasagirs  carried  la  1  «96.  1  JW4.483 ;  la  189A.  852.O50. 
OmcCMa— PreaUaml.  Jaates  M.  Bailey;  Sec.  and  Treaa..  E.  J.  Resmer 


PITTSBURG  TRACTION-A  trolley  road.  Cable  aban 
•said  la  august.  1896. 

OaOANtfATKXv-Iaeorporated  April  1 1. 1887. 

LCAAC-Leesed  from  April  8. 1896.  to  the  Consolidated  Traction  for 
•90  years  at  7  par  eeat  ea  the  •OJMO.OOO  stoek  (see  V.  61.  p.  1151); 
but  14  years'  dividends  to  he  aead  to  par  aeatlag  debt  of  $350,000. 
IB  May.  189$.  •UattiiHara  ware  u*uisd  receipts  for  their  stock- 
which  were  nliimil  at  $70  par  share  ea  Oat,  1. 1896,  la  preferred 
Meek  at  OeaaeL  TtHIUa.  Co.  la  June,  189$.  39.OOO  tharea  out  of 
50.000  bed  beea  se  exehaaged  See  V.  62,  p.  948. 

STOCK  A  BONO*.—  Dmts.  liHtntt.  OuMmnming.  Last  ait.,  tie. 
Maak.  $3^00.000  (par  $50)  ...textF.-A.  Text.  Aug..  1895 

lstmort.5s  e*  1887    5  A.-O.         $75O.OOO     Oet     1.1927 

>.O.  A  B.L.  b'ds.  aM'd •  p.  c.  7,000     Feb.    1,1901 

laid  St.  Ry..  1st 1893    5  F.-A.  300.000     Aug.  1,1938 

l  June  30.  fata 389.O83          

Issued  50.000  shares,  on  which  $38  eaeh  has  been  paid. 
OtVKMNOa-At  company*  oBoe.  PitUbnrg.    Dividends  of  6  per  cent 
have  beaa  paid;  In  1899.  6  p.  e.;  In  1896.  none- see  above. 
RoAD.-Owas  13-67  mllea  nf  track 


1994. 

Orose  earn'ga>$161.279    $147,486 
Net  earnings., 
other  Income.. 
Interest  paid.. 


H.1M 


34,016 
23.595 


BALANCE  SHEET— The  balance  nheet  June  30,  1896,  was  as  follows 

LiaMlitiet— 

Capital  stock $1,500,000 

Funded  debt 5OO.OOO 

Loans 5O.OOO 


Plant $1,401,291 

Construction 541.444 

I  rilpment 164,756 


Cash 8,686  I  Profit  and  loss 65,677 

Total $2"Tl5.677  I       Total $2^15.677 

OFFICER*— President.  Jno.   C.    ReUly;     Vice-president,   Thomas  8. 
Blgelowe;  Secretary,  Wm.  V.Callery;  Treas.  and  Gen.  Man.  W.  J.  Burns. 
INDEX-V.61.P.  612. 

PITTSBURG    &    WEST     END     PASSENGER 
SYSTEM-PITTSBURO    CRAFTON    A    MANSFIELD  ST.  RY - 

ORQANIZATION— An  extension  of  the  Pitts.  A  West  End  Passenger  Ry 

STOCK  it  BONO*—     Hittt.    Date.    Inlemt.     Outt-fg       Maturity. 

Stink.  $500.000.  par  $00    $5OO.OOO 

l.tM.3250.000,eur.,<  1894    5     J-J      26O.OOO      Ju  y  1,  1924 

$15.000  p.  m J  lat.  at  PltUburg  Tr.  Co.,  Trustee,  Pittsburg,  P». 

The  first  5s  for  $350.000  are  guaranteed  by  the  PltUburg  A  West  End 
Passeager  Ry.,  principal  and  Interest.    They  are  tax  free. 

ROAD— Owns  17  miles  of  track  on  5  miles  of  road. 


ST.   CLAIR    INCLINE    PL  A  NE-A  cable  road. 

OROANiZATlON-Chartored  Sept.  9. 1885.  Road  completed  In  1889. 
Stock.  $150.000  f.  p.:  1st  mortgage,  $1.000  each;  6s.  M-N,  $75.0OO. 
due  Nov.  7. 1909.  Profit  and  loss  deficit  Jan.  1,  1895,  $1,427;  bills 
payable  $1,75O.  Interest  at  Thomas  Mellon  A  Sons' Bank.  Dividends 
—In  January,  1893,  24  per  cent.  Road  Is  four-tenths  of  a  mile  long. 
Por  year  ending  June  SO.  1896,  gross,  $15.687;  net,  $7,671;  Int.  and 
taxes,  $."..784;  "other  expenses."  $2.250:  bal..  deficit  for  year,  $363. 
In  1 894-95,  (roes  $13,749;  net.  $3.266.  Pres.  and  Supt.,  W.  8.  Hugbes . 


(THE)  SECOND  AVENUE  TRACTION-A  trolley 
road. 

OROANIZATION— "  Practically  a  consolidation,"  effected  about  Dee.  1, 
1894,  of  three  Important  street  railway  companies,  vis.: 

feeond  Arrnut  TraeHan. 

tscond  A  rtHue  Puntnger  MaUway  leased  for  999  years. 

OimiMSsT  *  DnwMMvvrf  Fasttnger  Kailx-ay  Company. 

HcKresforl  4  Keynoldlftrn  Passenger  KaUvay  Company  was  acquired 
In  July.  1895.  bv  The  Second  Avenue  Traction,  and  none  of  its  bonds 
are  outstanding. 

Control  of  the  MeKeesport  Daquesne  A  Wllmerdlng  Ry.  was  obtained 
In  February,  1896. 

In  January,  1897.  the  stockholders  voted  to  lease  the  Second  Ave- 
nue Traction  to  the  North  Bide  Traction  for  999  years  at  a  rental  of  5 
per  cent  on  the  money  Invested.— V.  64,  p.  235. 

STOCK  A  BONO*—               Dale.     Interest.    OutstantTg  Ualnriiu. 

Stock,  common,  par  $50 $4,000.000  f.p. 

Do.   preferred,  par $50 l.OOO.OOOf.p. 

Mort.  $2.500,000.  cold. c*  5    1894    Sir.  J  - 1)     2,000,000       Dec.  1,1934 

Not  snhj.  tocall($1.00bi.  I  Trustee.  Maryland  Trust  Co.     Balto.,  Md. 
Interest  at  Brown  Bros.  A  Co.,  N.  Y.,  or  A.  Brown  A  Sons,  Balto. 

riirinonal.  elf.,  bond, 


July,  1902 
12O.OOO    July  1,  19O9 


30,000 


3OO.OOO    July  1,  1933 
90,000    April  1,  1911 


2d  Ave.  Passenger  1st  M...   1882    G     J-J 

<;«-neral  mortgage. 1889    5    J-J 

2d  Ave.  Traction  Co.  M 1893    5     J-J 

Braddock  A  Turtle  Ci-klut     1891    6     A-O 

Floating  debt  Oct.  1, 1896,  $166,512. 

Meek-Common,  authorised   $4,000,000,  and   preferred  $1,000,000 

Mridendi—  During  fiscal  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  company  paid 
illrldenriii  amounting  to  $5O,OOO. 


72 


STKEET    RAILWAYS. 


B<m</»-The  2d  Avenue  Traction  mortgage  Is  for  $2,500,000,  of  which 
$500,000  reserved  to  retire  prior  liens  at  maturity.  The  bonds  are  tax 
exempt  as  regards  any  or  all  taxes  at  any  time  laid  on  principal  or 
Interest  by  the  United  States  or  the  State  of  Pennsylvania,  the  com- 
pany agreeing  to  pay  the  same.  These  bonds  cannot  be  redeemed 
before  maturity  and  are  secured  by  a  mortgage  covering  all  the  real 
estate,  tracks,  franchises  and  property  of  every  kind  and  description 
now  belonging  to  or  which  may  hereafter  be  constructed  or  acquired 
by  the  Traction  Co. 

ROAD— The  company  has  57-43  miles  of  tract,  and  also  5  miles 
between  Turtle  Creek  and  Wilmerding.  Its  line  extends  from  the 
Exposition  Building  In  Plttsburg  past  the  Post  Office,  etc.,  and  via  2d 
Avenue  to  Braddock,  Brlnton  and  Turtle  Creek ;  forking  at  Glen  wood, 
It  also  extends  to  Dravosbnrg,  Reynoldtown  and  MoKeesport,  also  to 
Home  stead  and  Birmingham.  Kails  90  Ibs.  to  the  yard.  Owns  91 
electric  motor  cars  and  14  others. 

EARNINGS -From  Jan.  1  to  Deo.  31,12  months,  gross,  $502,821  In 
1896;  $357,010  la  1895.  Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  In  1895-96  gross, 
$475,667;  net  $243,221. 

OFFlCERS-Preaident,  James  D.  Gallery;  Secretary,  J.  H.  Callahan; 
Treasurer,  John  W;  Taylor,  Office,  Qlenwood,  Plttsburg,  Pa. 

INDEX-V.  62,  p.  279,  415,  989, 1179;  V.  63,  p.  30,  76,  269,  792,  794; 
V.  64,  p.  235. 

SUBURBAN    RAPID    TRANSIT.-A  trolley  road. 

ROAD— Said  to  operate  7  miles  of  track  oil  4*a  miles  of  street.  Capital 
(took,  $300,000;  par  $50.  First  mortgage  gold  6  per  cent  bonds,  due 
1913,  for  $500,000  are  outstanding;  interest  payable  M.  &  S.  Presi- 
dent, General  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  Thomas  A.  Noble;  Sec- 
retary, O.  E.  Suooop. 

UNITED   TRACTION    CO.- 

ORQANIZATION— Formed  in  1896  by  the  directors  and  stockholders  of 
the  Second  Avenue  Traction  Co.  to  operate  all  the  roads  at  present 
owned  and  controlled  by  the  Second  Avenue  syndicate.  Unofficially 
it  Is  reported  that  the  system  will  Include  the  Second  Avenue  Traction 
Co.,  the  Pittsburg  <k  West  End  Passenger  Ry.  Co.,  the  Pittsburg  Neville 
Island  &  Coraopolis  Traction  Co.  and  the  North  Side  Traction  Co. 
(operating  the  Federal  Street  A  Pleasant  Valley  Traction  Co.)  If  the 
McKeesport  Duquesne  &  Wilmerdlng  be  Included,  the  system  may 
then  embrace  about  160  miles  of  track,  on  which  are  bonds  aggregaf 
Ing  about  $5,000,000.  The  United  Traction  Co.,  it  is  proposed,  shall 
issue  $10,000,000  of  common  and  $10,000,000  of  preferred  stock. 
Alexander  Brown  &  Sons,  of  Baltimore,  represent  the  syndicate  which 
is  carrying  out  the  deal.  V.  63,  p.  189,  269. 


PLYMOUTH,   MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  7,314;  IN  1880  WAS  7,093; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  6,238. 

PLYMOUTH    &    KINGSTON    RAILROAD -A 
trolley  road.    Chartered  In  Feb.  1889. 

ORGANIZATION — In  1894  stock  was  mostly  held  in  trust  for  the  New 
England  Street  Railway  Co.,  which  see  under  New  Haven,  Conn. 

STOCK  <t  BONDS—          Date.     Interest.     Outstand'g.     Lastdiv.,etc 

Stock  $100,000  ($100) See  below.    $100,000f.  p.     See  below. 

(1890        5J-J  35,000          Jan.  1,  1910 

1st  mortgage £lnt.  i8  payawe  at  Internat'l  Tr.  Co.,  Boston. 

Real  estate  mortgages 6  p.  c.  7,000         On  demand. 

UnfddebtSept.SO.'be 24,000          

Dividends  of  7  per  cent  per  annum  were  paid  In  year  1892-93;  In 
1893-94,  6  p.  c.;  in  1894-95,  9  p.  0.;  in  1895-96,  6  p.  c. 

ROAD — Operates  8-75  miles  of  track,  extending  from  Plymouth  to 
Kingston ;  sidings,  etc.,  -43. 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  Sept.  30  earnings  have  been : 

1896.         1895.  1896.       1895 

Gross  earnings  .$32,667    $29,721    Dividends  paid. ..  $6,000     $6,600 

Net..       9,119        7,324    Balance  for  year.        791  df.1,692 

Other  Income....     2.269        3,296    Total  sur.Sept.30     2,191       1,399 
Int.,  taxes,  etc...     4,597        5,711 

OFFICERS— President,  A.  L.  Gordon;  Treasurer,  Henry  W.  Barnes 
Plymouth,  Mass.;  Supt.,  Benj.  F.  Sherburne;  Clerk  of  Corporation,  C 
E.  Barnes,  Plymouth. 


PORT    HURON,    MICH. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  13,543  ;  IN  1880  WAS  8,883; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  5,973. 

CITY  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION—  Chartered  in  1892  and  franchise  runs  till  May  30 
1922. 
Population  In  1894  by  State  census,  18,140. 

STOCK  &  BON  OS—  Milts.  Date.     Interest.      Outstand'g.    Maturity. 
8tock$100,000  ($100)  ....................       $100,000    ............. 

9     !893     6g.M-8         120,000    Mar.  1,  191 
Subject  to  call  at  105  after    Mar.  1,  190 
ftt  Hanover  National  Bank,  N.  Y.  City. 
Bonds—  The  mortgage  trustee  Is  the  Union  Trust  Company  of  Detroit 
In  January,  1897,  $80,000  of  the  bonds  were  still  reserved  for  addition 
and  extensions  at  not  exceeding  60  per  cent  of  actual  cost. 
ROAD  —  Operates  lO'a  miles  of  track  on  9*2  miles  of  road. 
ANNUAL  REPORT  —  For  fiscal  year  ending  December  31  earnings  were 


i.fmnrt  *->nnnnn( 

i  nAA' 
i,uw  ..... 


1896.       1895. 
Gross  earnings.. $52,489    $52,848 
Net  earnings....   14,498      18,077 


1896.       1895 

Taxes $616        $79 

Insurance 2,011abt2,20< 


OFFICERS— President,  W.  Canham;  Secretary,  F.  J.  Dixon ;  Treasure 
W.  I,.  Jenk*;  Superintendent,  H.  A.  Dixon. 


1895. 
$4,544 
18,000 
23,014 


PORTLAND,    ME. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  36,425 ;  IN  1880  WAS  33,810; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  31,413. 

PORTLAND  RAILROAD.- 

ORQANIZATION— Chartered  March  19  1863,  under  laws  of  Maine.  At 
meeting  Jan.  21,  1895,  the  stookhol  .ers  voted  to  equip  the  entire 
oad  with  trolley  and  to  issue  part  of  the  authorized  Issue  of  first  mort- 
age bonds  to  meet  this  expense. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—       Miles.  Date.     Interest.    Oittsl'ng.      Maturity. 
t'ek  until. $500.000,$100   ....  See  below.  $300,000       Feb.,  1897 

st  mortgage,  $500,000  g!6"2  1893  4ijg.M-N    500,000    May  1,1913 

The  bonds  cover  all  the  property,  equipment  and  franchises. 

Dividends— ID  year  1892-93,  4  per  cent;  In  1894,  Aug.,  3  p.  c.;  1& 
895,  Feb.,  3  p.  c..  Aug.,  3  p.  c.;  in  1896,  Feb.,  3  p.  o.;  Aug.,  3  p.  e. 

ROAD — Owns  25  miles  of  track  in  Portland,  Deering  and  Westbrook. 

ANNUAL  REPORT — For  the  years  ending  June  30  as  below : 
1896.          1895.       I  1896. 

Grossearns... $247,566    $212,060  |  Taxes $4,489 

Xet  earnings.     62,620        46,021    Dividends 18,000 

}therinoome.       3,859          8,160  I  Surplus,  year 23,133 

nterest 20,856          8,623    Total  surplus 15,043 

OFFICERS— President,  Wm.  R.  Wood ;  Secretary,  Treasurer  and  Pur- 
hasing  Agent,  E.  A.  Newman.  Office,  Portland,  Me. 

PORTLAND  &  CAPE  ELIZABETH  RY.-A 
rolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— This  company  and  the  Cape  Elizabeth  Street  Ry. 
while  distinct  corporations,  are  operated  as  and  are  practically  one. 
They  were  organized  in  1894-95.  Line  runs  from  Monument  Square 
n  Portland  over  the  Portland  Bridge  Into  South  Portland,  with  ter- 
minals at  Simonton  Cove  and  Rli?by  Park.  Company  owns  large- 
pleasure  resort  property  at  Simonton  Cove. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.    Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Stock   (par$100) $450,000         

lstM.$400,OOOg.<$l,000)    1895    5  g.  M-N          300.000     Nov.  1,  191& 

Interest  at  American  Loan  &  Trust  Co.,  Boston,  trustee. 

ROAD— Operates  9-75  miles  of  road  with  11-28  miles  of  track. 

EARNINGS— Deo.  7, 1895,  to  June  30, 1896  (6%  months)  gross,  $25,- 
145  ;  net,  $10,495. 

OFFICERS — President,  J.  S.  Winslow;  Vloe-President,  Thomas  8. 
Krutz,  Mills  Building,  N.  Y 


PORTLAND,    ORE. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  46,385;  IN  1880  WAS  17,577: 

CITY  &  SUBURBAN  RAILWAY—  A  trolley  an* 
steam  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  in  1891  as  successor  to  the  Willa- 
mette Bridge  Railway  and  Trans-continental  Street  Railway  com" 
panies. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Dale.   Interest.  Outstandg.     Maturity. 

St'k,  auth.  $1,000,000  ($100)  ...............    $753,300    .............. 

Willamette   Bridge    Ry.,  1st  J  1889    6M-S      100,000    Sept.  1,  191» 

mortgage,  $100  each  .......  f  Interest  at  Am.  Loan  &  Trust,  Boston. 

WgaoVld&sub1eci  tocWlol'  }  1891  6g.  A  -  O     110,000    Apr.  1,  1921 
City  &  Sub.  consol.  M.,  not  S  1891  6g.  M-  S      740,000    Sept.  1,  1916 

subj.  to  call,  $100  each,  g..  <  Int'st  at  Sec.  Sav'g  &  Tr.  Co.,  Portland. 

Sands.—  City  &  Suburban  consolidated  mortgage  is  for  $1,000,000,  of 
which  $210,000  is  reserved  for  the  prior  liens  and  (February,  1897,) 
$50,000  for  other  purposes.  Mortgage  trustee  is  the  Security  Savings 
&  Trust  Co.,  Portland. 

ROAD.—  Operates  50  miles  of  track,  Including  thirteen  differ- 
ent lines,  of  which  eleven  start  from  the  corner  of  Third  aud 
Yamhill  streets.  Runs  to  Mt.  Tabor  and  St.  Johns.  About  8 
miles  are  operated  by  steam  and  42  miles  by  trolley.  Rails  30  and  40- 
b.  T  and  girder;  37  electric  cars  and  2  passenger  coaches  hauled 
by  steam  motors. 

OFFICERS.—  President,  Henry  Failing;  Vice-President,  T.  Woodward; 
Sec.  andTreas.,  C.  F.  Swigert;  General  Manager,  H.  C.  Campbell. 

INDEX-V.  62,  p.  86.  _ 

CITY  &  WEST  PORTLAND  PARK  MOTOR- 
A  steam  and  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Chartered  April  4,  1889.  Franchise  is  perpetual, 
except  that  for  trolley,  which  runs  till  1912. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.  Outstanding.     Maturity  '. 

Stock,  $100,000  .........................       $100,000 

1st  M.,  $100,000,  gold,  $100<  1891       6  J^J         100,000    July  1,1911 

and  $1,000  .................  \  Not  subject  to  call. 

Interest  at  Illinois  Trust  &  Savings  Bank,  trustee,  Chicago,  HI. 

ROAD  -Owns  7  miles  of  track  in  Portland,  extending  to  suburbs  of 
West  Portland  Park.  Trolley,  1  m.;  steam,  6  m.  Rails  35  and  50-lb.  T 

OFFICERS—  President,  E.  T.  Johnson;  Vice-President,  Treasurer,  Gen. 
Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent.T.  A.  Wood;  Secretary.W.  HoseaWood, 

CONSOLIDATED  STREET  RAILWAY-SB* 
PORTLAND  RAILWAY. 

EAST  SIDE  RAILWAY—  A  trolley  and  steam  road. 
ORGANIZATION—  Chartered  in  July,  1892.    The  company  went  into 
receiver's  hands  before  the  first  coupon  on  its  bonds  matured. 

Date  Inte™L          -    "" 


....         ..  ...•• 

Istmortgage  ...........  5-...    1893    6  g.  M-S     300,000     Mar.  1,19 

$300,000  gold  ........  I  Trustee  Secu.  Sav.  &Tr.  Co.,  Portland,  O. 

ROAD—  Operates  23  miles  of  road  on  the  east  side  of  the  river,  inclui 

ing  the  line  to  Oregon  City  (falls  of  Willamette  River),  15  miles,  which 

was  completed  March  1,  1893,  and  to  Gladstone  and  Gladstone  Park. 
The  total  cost  of  the  system  is  said  to  have  been  $525,000. 
EQUIPMENT—  Electric  motor  cars,  19;  trailers,  4;  steam  motors,  i 
OFFICERS—  In  receiver's  hands.    President  and  General  Manager, 

George  A.  Steel  ;  Treasurer,  James  Steel  ;  Secretary,  J.  B.  Cleland. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


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PORTLAND  RAILWAY-An  electric  road. 

OROANIZATION—  A  reorganliation  la  1896  of  the  Consolidated  Street 
Ry..  (old  la  foreclosure  Jan.  3.  18945.  The  Metropolitan  Ry.  was  not 
Included  In  the  reorganisation—  eee  V.  62,  p.  86. 


-.™  .    . 

L,  5  PC.  $100,000  ........       5  J-J  100,000        ............ 

MnlfmahStRy.  l*tM.g.  189O     6*.  J-D  148.000       June  1,1910 

Port.*  Vancouver  By..  1889    6  ......  100,000       ............ 

portRy.l«teon.M..«.o-»  1S»6     5g.  J-J  552.OOO       Jan.  1,  1916 

•ul.J.  to  call  Jan.  1.1906  s  Interact  at  Mercantile  Trust.  X.  Y.,  trustee. 

Portland  Railway  ftrst  eoneoL  mortgage  Is  for  $2,5OO.OOO  ($250,  $5OO 
and  fl.OOO)  of  which  bond*  for  9248,000  are  reserved  to  take  up  at 
maturity  the  Multnomah  and  the  Port.  A  Vancouver  bonds.  $497,000 
tuned  In  reorganization,  $55,OOO  for  betterment,  balance  authorized  as 
required  at  $2O,000  per  mile  for  new  road.  Consols  hare  a  sinking  fund 
of  j  p.  e.  per  annum  after  19O5,  and  are  redeemable  at  par  on  and 
after  Jan.  1,  19O6.  The  mileage  covered  by  present  mortgage  debt  Is 
93  miles.  The  Portland  Ry.  U  not  responsible  for  Interest  on  the  Met- 
ropolitan Ry.  1st  mortgage  6s,  of  which  $145,000  are  outstanding  but 
were  not  Included  In  the  reorganisation. 

ROAD—  Owns  25  mile*  of  track  ;  operates  also  the  Metropolitan  By., 
7  mile*  ;  total,  32  miles.  Included  In  earnings. 

EARMINOS—  PU«*1  rear  ends  December  31.  Earnings  Include  Metro- 
politan By.,  which  for  1895  showed  a  deceit  under  operating  expenses 

i-.-.  i  --.i.  tan. 

Oroa*  earning*.  ...............  $167.833  M7...77  $248,432 

JCetearnlng.  .................     3830O  41,688  tSjHB 

OFFICERS—  Pre*ld««t.  O.  W.  Paxton  ;  VIoe-Presldent,  J.  V.  Beaeh-; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer.  J.  F.  Batcbelder. 

PORTSMOUTH,  VA. 

!-..i  ri.irios  1890  WA»  13.268;  ni  1880  WAS  11,390. 
PORTSMOUTH     STREET    RAILWAY  -Being 
haagedte  an  electric  llne.-V.  62.  p.  86. 

OMANlZATKWt—  Chartered  In  1887.  Municipal  franchises  expire  In 
Dee..  1918.  In  March,  1895,  the  road  was  sold  to  Ma|or  John  Flnney 
nd  Oen.  J.  C.  Siegfried  of  Pottsvltle.  who  propone  to  pnt  In  trolley 
•d  •  build  extensions  to  Port  Norfolk  and  West  Norfolk. 
STOCK  A  BOMO$—  Z***.  I*l*rtit.  OuWtnuTf.  Maturity. 

$50.000" 


1st  mortgage  $30.000 j  "Mercantile  Trust  Co..  N.  Y.,  trustee. 

Mortgage.   $500.000,    (SMOt  1896       .....  MaT/96,none  Jan  .  1926 

nod  $1,000) »     Trustee.  Union  Trust  LO..  Phlla. 

In  January,  1896,  an  Issue  of  $500,000  hood*  was  authorized  for 
•hanging  tbe  motive  power,  etc.,  but  to  May  no  bond*  had  been  Issu. 

LATEST  CUNIUCM -ft— n  Jan.  1  to  August  31,  1893  <8  month*), 
(TIMS,  $23.504.  against  $19,33O  In  1894. 

ROAD-Owns  7  aUlos  of  track  OB  4-7  miles  of  road.    Balls  3O  to  57  lb. 
>t.  J.  K.  Siegfried.  PotUvtllc.  Pa.    V.  62.  p.  86,  334. 


Bonds— The  bonds  are  limited  to  $25,000  per  mile  of  completed 
rolley  road,  $10,OOO  of  this  being  issuahle  when  track  is  laid  and  r 
utainlng  $13,OOO  when  equipped  with  trolley.  No  bonds  can  be  issued 
n  excess  of  $500,000  "  until  the  stockholders  of  this  company  shall 
consent  to  such  excess  in  the  manner  provided  by  the  laws  of  the  State 
of  New  Yor«."  Slaking  fund,  beginning  Jan.  1, 1897,  equal  to  1  per 
cent  of  the  "  bonds  issued  Uereunder";  bonds  purchased  at  not  exceed- 
ing 110. 

ROAD— Owns  about  15-10  miles  of  road:  second  track,  1-14  in.;  sid- 
ings, -59  m.;  total.  16-79  miles  of  track. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— *  months,  <  1897 Gross,  $22,042;  net,  $7,252 

Jan.  1  to  April  30.  i  1896 Gross,    22,587;  net,    6,104 

EARNINGS— Year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $91,813;  net,  $33,457; 
other  income,  $479;  Interest,  taxes,  etc.,  $39,297;  bal.,  deficit  for  year, 
$5.361.  Total  profit  and  loss,  surplus,  June  30, 1896,  $6,357. 

OFFlCERS-President,  J.  W.  Hlnkley,  489-493  Main  Street,  Pough- 
keepsle,  N.  Y.;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  E.  Mora  Davison,  office,  23 
Nassau  Street.  New  York  City. 


POTTSVILLE,     PA. 

PortnTios  1800  WAI  14.117;  I*  188O  WA*  13,353; 

AJTD  n  1870  WAI  12384. 

SCHUYLKILL    ELECTRIC    RY.-A  trolley  road 

ORGANIZATION -Charured  Oct.  5,  1880.     Leased  for  99  years  the 

PotuvlU*  *  Beading  By.  (9  •!!*•  tracki.  guaranteeing  the  Interest  on 

the  $100,000  of  bond*  of  that  road.    Kttltnsted  wlU  give  service  to  a 

^^•atlon  of  50.000. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—     *<••*-    »»•*•    t*t*n*i.   o»M*»ff. 
sWooOW  ffflr paid..  $650.000      .... 

1st  M!.  $600,000 gold.  ) 1*93    0C.M-!*         3OO.OOO  Peb.  1. 1925 

$300  and  $1.000.0*  ( Int.  at  Boat  Estate  Trust  Co..  Phlla..  trustee. 

•Inking  f  and  nrst  morlgare  I*  $5.OOO  per  annum,  beginning  February 
1.1900.  Bills  and  ae«»unU  payable  June  30.  1995.  $114,227. 

I  -When  completed  the  lino*  of  the  company  will  connect  Potts 
rill- with  MlnersTUle,  Schuylklll  Haven.  Crwsona,  Foreitvule.  York 
tllle.  ffrif*  ••>'-""•  Port  Oarbon.  M  t.  Carbon.  Palo  Alto  and  Tumbling 
Bun.  and  will  Inolode  about  94  nslle*  of  road. 

EARMiWM-Yoar  ending  June  9O,  1896.  groa*.  $94,638;  net.  $31,- 
^•kUMot  and  rentals,  $43.»43;  bat.  d*f.,  for  year.  $22^22.    In 
199 1 5.  groat.  $67,IO3;  operating  expense*.  $74^44. 

OFFKIM-PnaMmt,  BlehArd  B.  Koeh;  Vice- President.  P.  H.  Street; 
floe,  and  Trans.,  Jesse  Mewlln  Office,  635  Drexel  Building.  Philadelphia. 

SCHUYLKILL  ELECTRIC  SYSTEM.  -POTre- 
VII.LK  *  BRADIXI  BAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 

OMANLZA'IOM— In  1894  leaded  for  99  year*  to  the  Sohnylklll  Electric 
By.  Co.  f.T  Interest  em,  bond*.  IU  securities,  etc.,  are  a*  follow*: 


«-..>         $100.000*. p. 

|..r..r>ld  e-  100,000 

B        ISM.  t     \.  Do*  1 
e,  Benl  ftsUto  Tr.  Co..  Phlla. 


Main  line 8  mile*. 

Sbim*-         1 

.1  track »      " 

Ball*          .  -  an<l  •'•*>  l>>. 


ELECTRIC 


TAMAQUA    A     POTTSVILLE 
RA1LROAD-A  trolley  road. 

...$UOO,OOOf.p.  [Mainline..;  ...............  Umllo* 

1st  mort  ..-,,..  SMMMO    Biding.  ...................  3 

I>au-.|  lv,,.  i    i  ;  ._  ,  ToUltrack  ..............  l^,-«,i. 

Truto*.  ColsuaMa  Are  Bntrtan  i  Kail*  ..................  6O  and  70  lb. 

Jund.  Philadelphia.  _ 


POUGHKEEPSIE,    N.    Y. 

•-  f!«  I'H'xi  wi-  .'2.206;  I!"  188O  WAI  20.207; 

"  liTO  WA*  20,080. 

POUOHKEEPSIE     CITY   &     WAPPINOERS 
FALLS    ELECTRIC    RAI  LWAY-A  trolley  road. 
Milet.    D*tt      /Hlrrttt.  OvMsowPf. 


r«Jf507oO*?ir!»100     $750.000  f.p.      ........ 

ititgo|.|»1.6<«0..  f .  .         30     1894     3g.J-J      19«,00p    iulyl,U.24 
aoopilon e*.(Tr>*te«,O»t.  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.    InUnN.Y.CIty. 


...... 

Mt«e  »n  raal  Mtat« 
Ix>aw  Jane  30.  1990. 


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13O.OOO 


PROVIDENCE,  R.  I. 

Porci-iTloH  1890  WAS  132,043;  IN  1880  WAS  104,856; 

AND  IK  1870  WAS  68.9O4. 

PROVIDENCE  -PAWTUCKET-FAWTUXET 
VALLEY,  R.  I.— UNITED  TRACTION  &  ELECTRIC.  * 

ORGANIZATION  -Controls  by  ownership  of  stock  and  bords  the  entire 
street  railway  system  of  the  city  of  Providence  and  of  the  towns  of 
North  Providence,  East  Providence,  Cranston  and  Johnston,  and  all 
the  street  railways  of  the  city  of  Pawtucket  and  towns  of  Lincoln 
and  Cumberland,  serving.  It  Is  said,  a  population  of  about  250,000, 
In  addition  to  the  above  the  United  Traction  &  Electric  Co.  controls  by 
ownership  of  stock  and  bonds  the  street  railway  system  In  the  Pawtuxe  t 
Valley  located  In  the  towns  of  Warwick,  Coventry  and  Cranston,  serv- 
ing at  present  a  population  of  nearly  20,000,  and  also  an  electric  light 
plant  serving  to  a  considerable  extent  the  same  population.  The  seouri. 
ties  by  which  this  ownership  Is  held  are  deposited  to  secure  the  bonds 
below  described.  The  United  Traction  &  Electric  Co.  was  chartered 
in  New  Jersey  to  build  and  equip  railroads,  sell  bonds,  mortgages,  etc* 
STOCK  <t  BONOS—  Dale.  Interett.  Oulttantling.  Maturity. 

Stock 1...  $8,000.000         

rr.AEleo.Co..l   1(J93    5      M  _g       8.247.OOO     Mar.  1, 1933 
Isueoll)  M.  $l'  000  g  ) lnterett  P»y»ble  •»  Central  Tr.,  N.  Y.,  Trustee 
BonAt- Total  lasuellml  ted  to  $8,000,000,  with  pro  visions  for  increasing 
the  Issue  by  not  over  $1,000,000  for  actual  eostof  new  track  (Including 
equipment)  within  18  miles  of  the  City  Hall  of  Providence,  R.  I.,  and 
additional  to  1O4  miles  of  track, but  ata  rate  notezoeedlnK  $12,000  per 
mile  of  such  new  track.    Under  this  provision  $247,000  of  bonds  were 
Issued  In  1893  against  new  mileage.    The  bond*  are  secured  by  mort- 
gage en  all  the  mortgage  bonds  and  all  the  stock  of  the  Union  By  Co. 
of  Providence  and  all  the  stock  of  the  Pawtucket  Street  Ry.  Co. 

The  Providence  Cable  Tramway  Co.  I*  leased  to  the  Union  Railway 
Co.  for  30  yean  for  6  per  cent  on  Its  capital  stock,  all  but  two  share* 
of  which  Is  owned  by  the  Union  Railway  Co. 

ROAD.— The  companies  above  mentioned  were  operating  early  in 
1898,  In  the  cities  and  towns  designated  about  82  >4  mile*  of  track. 
During  1894  this  road  was  equipped  with  electricity,  and  21  "a  mile* 
were  built,  making  a  total  of  1O4  miles.  In  August,  1896.  there  were 
i-<>nipleted  and  In  operation  129-7  miles,  which  include  7'3  miles  of  the 
Pawtuxet  Valley  Electric  Street  Railway. 

SECURITIES  PLEDGED.— These  In  February,  1896,  Included  all  of 
the  $2,000,000  capital  stock  of  the  Union  Kit.  of  Providence,  all  of 
the  $900,000  capital  stock  of  the  Patotuekel  Street  Ry.  (no  bonds)  and 
all  of  the  $3 ,000,000  first  mortgage  bonds  of  the  Union  RR.ot  Provi- 
dence. The  Union  RR.  owns  $299,800  of  the  $300,000  capital  slock  of 
the  Protidene*  OabU  Tramieay  Co.  (no  bonds). 

TREASURY  SECURITIES— The  United  Traction  A  Electric  Co.  has  In  its 
treasury  $361,800  of  the  $400.000  capital  stock  and  $150,800  of  tbe 
$198,000  tint  mortgage  bonds  of  the  Pawtuxet  Valley  Electric  Ry. 

All  tbe  abore-deecrlbed  roads  of  the  United  Traction  A  Electric  Co., 
including  the  Provldenoe  Cable  Tramway,  are  now  operated  by  elec- 
tricity, and  since  completion  of  the  electrical  equipment  In  April,  1894, 
the  large  Increase  In  the  earnings  anticipated  has  been  fully  realized. 

LATEST  EARNINOS— Jan  1  to  Mar.  31,  3  months,  gross,  $378,409  In 
1307;  $387,595  In  1896. 

n  mat  end  Dte.31—     Oroit.  A>L  I'luirge*.       Bat.,  lur 

-  .,'  .  $895.386  $341,869  $206.175  $135.694 
18»5 (J92.695  847.953  20O.OOO  147,955 

1H^9^* ."?'."?.  J"$T.7^784  $659,425  $412,350  $247,075 
189445 1,332,375  634,939  400,000  234,939 

Net  Is  the  result  after  deducting  taxes,  repairs,  damaces.  etc. 

OFFlCER»-Presldent.  Nelson  W.  Aldrich;  Vlce-Pres.,  JohnK.  Searles! 
Treasurer.  F.  P.  Olcott  of  Central  Trust  Co..  New  York.— V.  61,  p.  063. 

PUEBLO,   COL. 

POPCLATIOH  IK  1890  WAS  24,558;   IX  1880  WAS  3,217  ; 
AND  IS  1870  WAS  666. 

PUEBLO  ELECTRIC  STREET  RAILWAY- 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  September,  1895.  A  reorganization  of  . 
the  Pueblo  City  Railway,  sold  In  foreclosure  Aug.  31, 1895. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS— Stock  authorized,  $500,000.  First  mortgage  (of 
1895)  Is  for  $730,000  of  5  p.  o.  gold  $1 , OOO  c'  sinking  fund  bonds  due 
Deo.  2, 1925;  Interest,  J.  and  J.;  bonds  subject  to  call  at  104  after  Dec- 
2, 19OO-,  trustee  American  Loan  *  Triut  Co..  Boston,  where  Interest  Is 
payable.  In  Feb.,  1896,  $500,000  of  bonds  were  outstanding. 

ROAD— In  Feb.,  1895,  owned  25  miles  of  track.    Rails  35-lb.  T. 

OFFICERS— President,  8.  Dana  Greene;  Vioe-President  and  General 
Manager.  (I.E.  Chubbuck:  Sec.  and  Treas.. Irving  Hale.  -V.61,p.473 


74 


STKEET    RAILWAYS. 


STKEET    RAILWAYS. 


76 


76 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


QUINCY,  ILL, 


POPULATION  1890  WAS  31,494;  IN  1880  WAS  27,26fc 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  24,052. 

QUINCY  HORSE  RAILWAY  &  CARRYING 
CO.— A  trolley  road. 
STOCK  A  BONDS—       P<"~-       Interest.        Outstanding.       Maturity. 

8,°J  $100        $1 1,0,000  f.p 

* i  *500         5A-0  140,000  (1) 

1st  mortgage jTrust's.E.  J.  Parker.J.  F.  Carrott,  Qulncy,  111. 

ROAD-Iu  Jan.,  1896,  was  operating  13  miles  of  track  In  Quincy,  111. 

QUINCY^    MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  16,723;  IN  1880  WAS  10,570; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  7,442. 

QUINCY  &  BOSTON  STREET  RAILWAY- 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION.  ETC-— In  January,  1896,  application  was  made  to 
ncrease  the  stock  to  $600,000  and  to  lease  the  Bralntree  Street  RR. 

STOCK— Capital  stock  authorized,  $420,000;  par  $100;  Issued  (to 
Oct.  1, 1896),  $400,400;  loans  and  bills  payable  Oct.  1,  1896,  $27,110. 

ROAD— Owns  22-3  miles  of  track.  Dividends  In  year  1894-95  were 
6  per  cent;  In  1895-96,  7  per  cent. 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  Sept.  30  earnings  have  been: 

Tear—     Qro»i.     Net.    Int.,taxes,<tc.  Divide.   Bal.,sur. 

1895!96. $101,830   $35,523     $5911     $21,000    $8,612 

1894-95...  .  80,452    36,906     7,400     ^>*?S    17,01 
£893-94 57,616    21.295     9,500     10,017     1,748 

RACINE,  W1S. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  21,014;   IN  1880  WAS  16,031; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  9,880. 

BELLE    CITY    STREET    RY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Franchise  understood  to  run  till  1982.  On  Jan.  16, 
1897,  H.  J.  Smith  of  Racine  was  appointed  receiver  on  application  of 
the  Sterling  Boiler  Works  of  Chicago.  V.  64,  p.  180.  In  March,  1897, 
bondholders  were  reported  to  have  agreed  to  scale  their  bonds  and 
accept  preferred  stock  for  the  difference,  thus  avoiding  the  necessity 
for  foreclosure;  the  management  to  remain  as  heretofore.  Stock 
$200,000, 1st  M.,  $300,000.  Illinois  Trust  &  Savings  Bank  (Trustee), 
Chicago,  111.  Int.  due  Jan.  1,  1897,  is  in  default.  In  Jan.,  1896, 
owned  12  miles  of  road  with  15  miles  of  track.  -V.  64,  IP.  610. 

READING,     PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  58,661    IN  1880  WAS  43,278; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  33,930. 

UNITED  TRACTION- 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  in  December,  1895,  to  control  the 
Reading  Traction  (leased)  and  Reading  &  Womelsdorf  Electric  (stock 
owned)  roads.  Also  owns  the  stock  of  the  Metropolitan  Electric  Co. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS—  Date.  Int.  Outstand'g.  Maturity. 
Stock  authorized,  $400,0001  S  $200,000  full  pd 

(par  $50)  5  <  200,000iapd 

IstM.  coll.  trust,  gold,  $150,- >  1896  5gJ-J  150,000  Jan.1,1926 

OOO  (par  $100  &  $1,000) 5  Trustee,  R.  E.  Title,  Ins.  &  Trust,  Phila. 

Interest  is  payable  at  Co.'s  offlce,  Reading,  Pa. 

ROAD  Operates  48  miles  of  track  (Reading  Traction,  31  miles; 
Reading  &  Woraelsdorf  Eleo.,  14  miles)  in  and  between  Reading, 
Womelsdorf,  Black  Bear  and  Stony  Creek.  70,  90  and  93-lb.  rails. 
Owns  81  cars,  63  of  which  are  operated  by  electricity. 

EARNINGS— Jan.  1  to  Dec.  31  (12  months),  gross,  $189,493  in  1896; 
$188,396  in  1895. 

OFFICERS— President,  John  A.  Rigg;  Vice-President,  R.  N.  Carson; 
ecretary  and  Treasurer,  M.  C.  Aulenbach. 

INDEX- V.  61,  p.  1014,  ills. 

UNITED  TRACTION  SYSTEM-READING  TRAO 
ON — A  trolley  road. 

DRQANIZATION— Chartered  in  1893  to  operate  the  Reading  City  Pas- 
enger  Railway  and  East  Reading  Passenger  Railway,  which  It 
quipped  with  electricity  and  leased  for  99  years,  the  former  from 
April  1, 1893,  and  the  latter  from  May  1, 1893.  Road  leased  in  Decem- 
ber, 1896,  to  the  United  Traction  at  a  rental  of  $10,000  annually  for 
first  three  years,  $20.OOO  for  next  two  and  $30,000  thereafter. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Par.  Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.  Last  din.,  etc. 

Stock.. $1,000,000  an $1,000,000  

lstM.,$l>00,000,gold,5.  ...  1893  6g.J-J  445,000  1933 

Not  subject  to  call .  .0. 1  Trustee  is  Provident  Life  &  Trust  Co.,  Phila. 

Current  liabilities  July  1, 1896,  $199,860. 

Interest  is  payable  in  Philadelphia  at  Bank  of  North  America  and  at 
banking  house  of  Frederick  Narr,  129  South  4th  Street,  and  in  Reading 
at  Company's  ottlce  and  at  National  Union  Bank. 

Bonds— Of  the  Reading  Traction  first  mortgage  bonds  for  $600,000- 
$1 12,000  are  reserved  to  retire  Reading  City  Passenger  bonds  when  due. 

LEASED  LINES  SECOR'S.  Par.  Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.  Last  div,,  etc. 
Reading  City  Pass.  Ry. 

Stock  (see  below) $50 J-J    $350,000        Jan.,  1897 

IstM 1889  5  A-O  112,000  Apr.,  1909 

East  Reading  Elect.  Ry. 

Stock,  full  paid 50 J-J  100,000  Jan., 1897 

Head.  ATempleElec.Ry. 

Stock,  $75,OOO (?)  A-O       43,200         Apr.,  1897 

1st  mtg.,  $75,000 1894         5  A-O       43,500  1924 

Dividends  on  Leased  Line  Stocks— The  Reading  City  Passenger  stock 
to  receive  dividends,  1896  to  1900  inclusive,  10  per  cent;  1901  and 
hereafter,  12  per  cent.  East  Reading  stock  receives  dividends:  1896, 
$6,500;  1S97  to  1900  inclusive,  $7,000;  thereafter.  $8,000. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1896,  gross,  $415,015;  net, 
$169,070;  fixed  charges,  $163,804;  bal.,sur.,  for  year,  $5,266. 

ROAD— Owned  and  leased  31  miles  of  track.    V.  64,  p.  177. 


UNITED    TRACTION   SYSTEM-READING  4 
WOMELSDOKF  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Owns  14  miles  of  track.    Controlled  through 
wnership  of  stock  by  the  United  Traction  Co.,  which  operates  the  road 


STOCK  &  BONDS'—  Date.    Interest.    Outstand'g.    Maturity. 

Stock $50O,OOO    

1st     mortgage,     $400,000,51895    5  g.  J-J       313,000    Jan.  1,  1925- 

gold,  o*  ($100,  etc.) (  Trustee.  Real  Est.  Title  Ins.  &  Tr.,  Phila 

Interest  at  Second  National  Bank  of  Reading,  Pa. 


RICHMOND.  VA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  81,338;  IN  1880  WAS  63,600 
AND  m  1870  WAS  51.038. 

RICHMOND  TRACTION  CO.-(Set  Map  on  page- 
74.)— An  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated.  August,  1895.  Road  opened  for  busi- 
ness June  19, 1896.  About  twelve  miles  of  trick  now  in  operation 
and  five  miles  additional  under  way,  which  will  make  a  total  of  17 
miles.  This  company  operates  a  doujle  track  electric  line  the  full 
length  of  Broad  Street,  one  of  the  principal  thorough  fares  of  the  city  o  f 
Richmond;  also  several  branches  radiating  into  different  thickly  pop  - 
ulated  sections  of  the  city.  In  the  equipment  and  construction  of  this 
railway  the  latest  inventions  and  developments  of  electrical  and 
mechanical  science  have  been  utilized  throughout. 

The  tracks  of  the  company  within  the  city  are  laid  with  95-lb.  steel 
girder  rails,  on  white  oak  cross-ties  for  a  considerable  portion  of  the- 
distance,  embedded  in  concrete,  and  along  streets  paved  with  granite- 
blocks.  The  lines  in  the  suburbs  ate  laid  with  60-lb.  steel  T  rails. 

The  company  owns  its  power  house,  brick  and  steel  car  house,  etc 
Its  generators  and  motors  are  made  by  the  General  Electric  Company 
of  New  York.  The  population  of  Richmond  and  its  suburbs,  including 
Manchester,  is  estimated  at  115,000. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.      Interest.       Outstand'g.  Maturity. 

Stock,  $300.000 ($100) $300,000        

IstM., $500,000,g.,c*($l,000)  1895       5  g.J- J  375,000  N'v  1, 1925 

(Subj.  to  call  105  after  July  1, 1900.)    Trustee,  Maryland  Tr.  Co..  Bait. 

Interest  payable  at  Maryland  Trust  Co.,  Baltimore,  or  banking  house 
of  John  I/.  Williams  &  Sons,  Richmond. 

Mortgage  covers  entire  property  and  franchises,  also  power  house, 
carbarn,  etc.    Sinking  fund  of   I1.!  p.  c.  annually  of  all  bonds  issued 
begins  July  1, 1900.    In  February,  1897,  $375,000  of  bonds  were  out- 
standing and  the  balance  unissued  is  reserved  for  future  improve- 
ments and  betterments  and  extensions. 

ROAD — Total  track  is  17  miles.  Equipment  26  open  cars,  double 
"G.  E.  1,000"  motors,  10  open  trailers  and  22  close  1  oars;  total  53  cars. 

EARNINGS — Gross  earnings,  June  19  (date  of  opening)  to  Dec. 
1896  (6*3  months),  $62,162.  Operating  expenses,  insurance  and  taxes  , 
$37,387;  net,  $24,775;  interest  same  period  on  bonds  issued  and  out- 
standing, $12,500.    Surplus  over  all  charges,  $12,275. 

OFFICERS— President  John  Skelton  Williams;  Vice  Pres't  and  Gen. 
Man.,  W.  M.  Habliston;  Sec.,  Everett  Waddey;  Troas.,  R.  L.  Williams. 
—V.  61,  p.  472,  831,  1179. 

RICHMOND  RAILWAY  &  ELECTRIC  CO.- 
(See  Slap  on  page  75.)  Operates  an  electric  railroad  and  electric - 
lighting  plant. 

ORGANIZATION— The  following  description  has  been  furnished  the 
SUPPLEMENT  by  the  fiscal  agents  of  the  company:  "  Organized  in  1890 
by  consolidation  of  three  street  railway  and  three  electric-lighting  com- 
panies. The  company  occupies  the  principal  streets  of  Richmond  and 
Manchester,  thus  furnishing  street  railway  facilities  to  over  100,000 
people.  The  system  embraces  about  70  miles  of  track,  including 
suburban  roads,  and  by  its  system  of  transfers  passengers  are  carried 
over  all  the  city  and  branch  lines  for  a  single  fare." 

"  The  construction  of  the  railway  and  the  equipment  i§  first-class  in 
every  respect,  the  power  houses  being  ample  for  handling  all  the  trafflo 
of  the  two  cities,  present  and  prospective.  This  company  supplies  the 
entire  electric  lighting  for  the  two  cities,  having  exclusive  contracts 
with  both  municipalities." 

STOCK  &  BONDS.—        Date.       Interest.     Outstanding.       Maturity 

Capital  stock  ($100) $2,000,000  f.p 

1st  mortg.,  $2,000,000  >    1890       5  g.  J.-J.       2,000,000          July,  1920- 

$1,000,  gold 5  Int.  at  Trustee,  Atlantic  Trust  Co., N.  Y.  City. 

The  mortgage,  it  is  stated,  covers  in  addition  to  the  electric-liglitiu  g 
plant  about  50  miles  of  track,  the  remaining  20  miles  of  the  system 
being  controlled  in  the  company  s  interest. 

LATEST  EARN  INGS- 8  months,  5  1896.gross.  $304,468;  net,  $126.499 
January  1  to  August  31.        <  1895.gross,    295,859;  net,    124,855 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  Dec.  31  the  earnings  were : 

1895.  1894.  1893.  1892.  1£91. 

Net  earnings $193,397    $190,403    $167,558    $145,046    $126,530 

Interest  charges..     93,125        87,550        78,300        65,300        5!),700- 

Balance,  surp. $100,272    $102,853      $89,258      $79,746      $66,830- 

OFFICERS— President.Dr.  John  P.  Munn;  Vice- President  and  Treasurer,. 

G.  E.  Fisher;  Secretary,  F.  J.  Craigie,  Richmond,  Va.;  Asst. Secretary, 

Donald  B.  Toucey,  New  York  City.    New  York  offlce,  37  and  39  Wall  St. 


ROANOKE,  VA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  16,159  AND  IN  1880  WAS  669, 

ROANOKE  STREET  RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.  Oulsland'g      Maturity. 

Com.  stock  ($500,000  autn'd) $300,000    

Pref.  stock  ($150,000  auth.) )  ,.0  000 

6  per  cent  cumulative s 

1st  M.  $500,000,  gold.  $100  >  1892    6g.  M-N      300,000    May  1,  1922 

and$500,notsubj.tocall.c*  $  Int.  at  Fidelity  I.  Tr.  &  8.  U.  Co.,  Phila. 

Jlonils— The  bonds  unissued  can  be  sold  for  extensions  and  improve- 
ments, but  ouly  to  the  amount  of  90  per  cent  of  the  sworn  cost.  Trus- 
tee is  Fidelity  lusurance  Trust  &  Safe  Deposit  Co.  of  Philadelphia. 
Sinking  fund  1  per  cent  yearly,  to  be  invested  in  these  bonds  at  not- 
exceeding  110. 

ROAD  -Operates  14  miles  of  road  in  city  of  Roanoke,  extending  also 
8  miles  to  Salem,  Va.jtotal  track  Aug.  7, 1895,  22i«  miles. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— Jan.  1  to  Aug.  31,  8  months,  gross,  $27,590  In- 
1896;  $23,979  in  1895. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


77 


OFFICERS— President  (Nov., '96),  H.  8.  Front;  Vice- President  and 
Treasurer.  Jo*.  T.  Eagleby  ;  Secretary,  Geo.  C.  MoCouan. 


ROCHESTER,  N.  Y. 

POHCLATICIN  1890  WAS  133,896;  Kf  1880  WAS  89,366; 
AND  IS  1870  WAS  62,386. 

ROCHESTER  &  IRONDEQUOIT  RAIL- 
ROAD-SEE IHo.XDEQUOrr,  N.  Y. 

ROCHESTER  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

OflOANlZATlON— Chartered  Feb.  25,  1890.  Operate*  about  80  miles 
of  track  i  a  city  of  Rochester,  with  extension  to  Ontario  Beach.  8%  mile s. 
The  Rochester  Electric  Railway  waa  tawed  in  September,  1894,  at  a 
rental  a*ld  to  be  8  per  cent  on  $20O,OOO  Mock,  and  whenever  groat  re- 
ceipt* ezeeed  $S5,OOO  one-quarter  of  »ueh  excess. 

STOCKS  &,  BONOS-              Date.     Interttl.  Outitanding.     Maturity. 
Capital  stock  I910O) ....    93.0OO.OOO        

Bli«^»W2<llf".1.n0*|1882    6      J-J        500.000    Jan.   1, 19O2 
Roeh-Cy  A  B.  ii'il.Vnow  (  1S89    6      A-O          175.000    Apr.  1,1919 

2d  M.  <$SOOi >       Interact  at  Central  Bank.  Rochester. 

u»t.rRr  rnn.,,1  M  <     199°    Sg.  A-O      2.-JOO.OOO    Apr.   1.1930 
.",,,'»«'.  *V"Slk!!«1/»<«r«*'P«Jr"ole  tn  N-Y..Phlla.  ,8olicltors' 
$1 ,000)g.e  J  lMn  4  Tnut  QQ    mnd  Boeheater. 

3d  M..  91.500.000.  g.  >     1893    JgJ-D         750.00O    Dee.   1,1933 

f  1,000  each) c'  ]  I»lert*t  1*  payable  at  Seetuity  Tr.  Co.,  Roch. 

Debenture*,  gold >     1891    6g.M-S         6OO.OOO    Mch.  1,1911 

(9300  each.) >  Sabjeet  to  call  after  Mar.  1. 1901. 


tot  1890  and  < 


allpraaent 


are  to  hare  their 
for  any  tax  payable  by 


and  future  piojissli  of  the  « 

rrt—'r*'  and  Interact  paid  m 
taweompany  under  any  law  of  the  United  State*  or  New  York  State, 
aad  ImpoMd  upon  the  bond  for  national.  State  or  municipal  purposes 
Of  theem*oi«  91.0OO.OOO  an  reaerved  to  retire  underlying  bond*  of 
the  Rochester  City  *  B.  BB.  aad  of  the  second  mortgage  *•  975O.OOO 
retire  the  960O.OOO  of  debenture.. 

tfl—  MUrl. 

Electric 4'^. 

do  do      2d  track...  4H 

Total  operated  June  3O.-95.. 874 


ROAO.-Ow~-rfJ-Be30.-95.  Milt*. 

Main  line,  trolley 44«i 

Second  track 32 «« 

Biding...:  1\ 


Weight  of  rail*.  4O  to  1OO  poui 

LATEST  EARNIMO*—  Fortli  moBttaoadtecDee.  31. 

A  moi.        Uron.  '.  •  •  OO.  int.     Int.  4  due*.      Kal.,  tur. 

18M  ......  »4lf».9t4        $137,839  94.O1J         915&.937   def.$l  l.i'-B 

1895  ......    453.521          19O.114  MM  147.173    »ur.  47.079 

Loam*  aad  bill*  payable  Dee.  31.  1890.  9318.787. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.    For  yean  ending  Juno  3O  report  for  1895-96, 
with  balance  *ueet.  waa  la  V.  03,  p.  5O3. 

rrtmt.J***90.    18M.        1895.      I  1896.          1895. 

•4roln«i.9880.U7  9831.735    Inloo  bond*)  (9242.956 

.........   30D.009    3M.78B  I  Taiea  .......  J9299.29O?      49.631 

Other  lawotoe...       9.279        18.945  /  KeutaU  .....  i  (      16.00O 


»et  Ineom*  ..9318.388  9348.733        Bal..anr  .....  915.998      940.146 
OBXEftAL  BALANCfe  SHEET  SETT.  3O,  1898. 


I,.,'. 


eo*»p's . 


171,000 
4/161 


LimbUillft. 

Capital  .took. 95.OOO.OOO 

Funded  debt 4.4O7.OOO 

BUI*  payable. 170.515 

Open  aeeounu.  etc 41.308 

Prolt  and  lo«.  rarpiu*.      518,143 


Open  account*,  etc 

Total tlO.141.9M       Total 9I0.141.96<> 

OPF >CEH».-Pre*ldent  (Mar,  1997),  Frederick  Cook ;  Vice- President' 
Benjamin  Graham;  Secretary,  Cha*.  A.  William.;  Treasurer.  Frederic 

INDEX    V.  03.  p.  SOI,  9«S.  970;  T.  61.  p.  470. 


ROCKFORD,  ILL. 

PorCLATMW  1890  w A*  23.5*4;  IN  1880  WAS  13.139; 

AID  01  1870  WAS  11.O49. 

ROCKFORD  CITY    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
OftOANiZATtow- Chartered  Jan.  30. 1890. 
STOCK  A  BowOt—  Dm*.      I»lrmt.    OmMmding.   Xaiurity. 

1st  inoru-  '1890  OM'-N  ^.OOO  May  1  ,'l'iVlo 

.  |SS  1998  7M-X  75.000  May  1,1898 

Tixteti  of  both  BM>rt«>«e*  I*  the  Northern  Trnat  Co.  of  Chicago,  111. 

ROAO-4sdd  to  operate  15  mllea  of  track. 

OFFICER*— President,  B.  N.  Bayll*;  Secretary,  F.  W.  McAuey ;  Treaa- 
mror.  W.  F.  Woodruff;  Gen.  Man.  and  Pnreh.  Agent,  T.  M.  £111*. 

ROCKFORD    TRACTION.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  In  1895.  and  succeeded  to  the  property 
f  tbe  We*t  Bad  Wreet  Railway.    Capital  itock  I*  93OO.OOO;  par  $100- 
Ha*  ll-2aiUe*ortraekon  1 1  -2  mile*  of  street*  In  Rock  ford.  III. 
President.  John  Fanon.  of  Chicago. -V.  03.  p.94. 


ROCKLAND,   ME. 

POI  ;7I  ,  I*  1880  WA«  7.599; 

AITD  n  1870  WAI  7.O74. 

ROCKLAND      THOMASTON      A.      CAMDEN 
STREET  RAlLWAY.-A«e!»«tricroad. 

O«O»si;*TK)N -Incorporated  June  27.  1891. 
.  STOCK  4  BONOS  -  Dal*     Inttrttt.    OuttCfg.      Jfa/«ri/y. 

Btoek(9100)(9900/>00aath.i 92AO.OOO    

ImtM  i*Ufl<  )    1892    5     J-J       250XKW     May  1.  1922 

latere.t  at  Nat.  Exchange  Bank,  lionton. 

LOOM* Mil* pay. July  1/90 40.OOO    

ROAO    Operate*  about  1  B*»  mrile*  of  track  from  Thomaaton  through 
«o««land  and  Bockport  to  Camden. 

EARNlPioa— For  year*  ending  Juno  3O  earning*  bare  been  : 


Tear*  ending  tune  30.       dross  Oner.  exi>. 

1896 $67,288  $42.127 

1895 63,111  43,111 

1894 63,639  46,185 

1893 48,117  27,154 


Net.  Bal.  aft.  int. 

$25,161  $10,833 

19.999  5,435 

17,454  3,097 

20,963  14,152 


OFFICERS— President,  G.  E.  Maoomber;  Secretary,  H.  M.  Heath; 
Treasurer,  A.  D.  Bird;  Superintendent  and  Purchasing  Agent,  T. 
Hawken.  Rockland.  Me. 

ROME,   GA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  6,957;  is  1880  WAS  3,877; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  2.748. 

CITY  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1894  as  successor  to  the  Rome  Street 
Railway,  which  was  sold  In  foreclosure  July  5,  1895. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Dale.     Interest.        Outtt'd'g.  Maturity. 

Stock,  f  lOO.OOO.  par  $1OO $57,OOOf.p 

Istmortg.,  $100,000,  gold >  1894    g.  A-O      85.OOO  Oct.  1,1914 

91,OOO,  not  subj.  to  call.  S  Int.  at  Am.  Sec.  SL  Tr.  Co./Washlngton,  D.  C. 

Bomlt—Oa  April  1, 1897,  $15,000  of  bonds  and  $3,000  stock  were  In 
the  treasury. 

ROAD-Owns  6ls  miles  of  track  (of  which  UB  built  In  1897,  funds 
being  contributed  by  bondholders),  laid  with  35  and  45-lb.  T  rails. 

EARNINGS— 4  months,)  1897 Gross,  $5,949 ;  net,  $855 

Jan.  1  to  April  30.     J  1896 Gross,    5,967;  net,  1,223 

For  year  ending  Dec.  31, 1896,  gross,  $21,083;  net,  $4,689;  charges. 
$4,250;  balance,  surplus,  for  year,  $439.  In  1895,  gross,  $20,415  ; 
net,  93,836. 

OFFICERS— President,  Seymour  Cunningham;  Gen.  Man.  and  Treas., 
J.  B.  Marvin. 

ROME,   N.   Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAR  14.991 ;  is  1880  WAS  12,194; 
AND  nt  1870  WAS  ll.OOO 

ROME  CITY  STREET   RAILWAY-A  horse  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Dec.  22, 1885. 

The  securities,  road,  earnings,  etc.,  are  as  follows : 
Stock  (950,000)  par  9100.  .$50.000 

During  the  year  1894-5  the  bond* 
of  thin  road  were  canceled,  and 
total  deficit  was  charged  off. 

ROAD— Owns  6-7  mile*  track. 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  8.  Ward- 
well;  Sec.  and  Trea»,W.  P.Bayland. 


EARNINGS— Year  ending  June  30. 
1-1>8.    1895.     1894. 

Gross. $6,OOO    $6,89(1    $5,558 

Net.... (Loss)  5 12  163  268 
Charges...  None  None  7,747 
Balance.... df. 51-.!  sr.163  df.7,47» 


$2,100,0 

1992  6g.  J-D  265,000  June  1,  1912 
1935,000  due  y'rly)  to  June  1,  1921 


RUTLAND,    VT. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  8,239;  AND  IN  1880  WAS  7,502. 

RUTLAND  STREET  RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— In  1894  rebuilt  the  line  a*  a  trolley  road  and  newly 
equipped  It  throughout.  Stock  authorized.  $150,000;  issued,  $125,000 
l.t  mortgage,  1894, 0*.  M.  A  8.,  authorized,  $100,000;  Issued,  981.6001 

Operate*  8  mile*  of  road  on  8  mile*  of  street. 

President,  J.  W.  Cramton ;  Secretary,  8.  M.  Wilson ;  Treasurer,  N.  K 
Cbaffee;  Superintendent,  M.  McKeogh. 

SACRAMENTO,  CAL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  26,386;  IN  1880  WAS  21,420; 
AND  IN  1870  WAR  16.283. 

SACRAMENTO  ELECTRIC  GAS  &  RAIL- 
WAY.- 

OROANIZATION— Incorporated  April  t,  1896.  A  consolidation  of  the 
Sacramento  Electric  Power  A  Light  and  the  Folsom  Water  Power  Co. 

The  water  power  I*  obtained  from  Folsom,  24  miles  from  Sacra  - 
niento;  the  water  beside*  supplying  power  will  also  be  used  for  irriga- 
tion, logging,  etc.  The  old  company  began  supplying  gas  to  Sacra- 
mento on  Deo.  1, 1895.  The  company  also  owns  granite  quarries.  The 
total  eost  of  the  property  (Including  the  railway,  hydraulic  works, 
lighting  plants,  parks,  etc.),  wa*  to  April  30, 1896,  $2,685,166. 

STOCK  it,  BONDS—    XUtt.    Date.    Interest.    Outtt'd'g.       Maturity- 
Sti., 92.5OO.OOO  (91OO)      .... 
(Vntral    El.    Ry.    l«t)     1B 
•MOO.OOO.      f,.  > 

$1.OOO  AS5OO....O*) 

S.  E.  O.  A  By.  1st  M..  >    ....      1896    6g.  M-N  1.05O.OOO  July  1,   1926 

93,OOO,OOO(91,OOO).c*  j  Trustee,  California  S.  1).  4  Tr.  Co.,  San  Fran. 

Inirrrtt  payable  by  Guaranty  Trust,  N.  Y.,  or  by  trustee  *t  San 
Franolaco. 

STOCK— Stock  for  94OO.OOO  1*  reserved  for  future  acquisitions. 

BONOS— Of  the  92,000,000  bonds  authorized.  $1,630,000  (of  which 
$•-'65,000  will  retire  the  Central  Electric  Ry.  firsts)  represent  the  cost 
of  the  old  Electric  L.  A  P.  Co.  and  the  Folsom  Water  Power  Co..  and 
$350,000  are  reeerved  for  future  extensions,  etc.  It  is  understood  that 
all  the  old  bond*  have  been  retired  except  the  $265,000  Central 
Electric  ftnta. 

ROAD— The  railway  system  extends  16>9  miles  with  24 >«  miles  of 
nlngle  track.  It  covers  the  entire  city  and  has  valuable  franchise* 
running  5O  year*  and  giving  practical  control  of  transportation  in  the 
city.  Two  park*.  Kast  Park  on  the  east  and  Oak  Park  on  the  south, 
are  owned. 

ESTIMATED  EARNINGS— On  business  actually  In  force  and  definitely 
contracted  for,  earnings  are  mUmated  to  be  a*  follows  (see  statement 
in  editorial  on  Water  Power  Companies  in  SUPPLEMENT  for  Novenib  r 
1890;  also  statement  In  CHRONICLE  of  Nov.  28, 1896): 

Per  annum. 

From  electric  lights,  current,  etc.,  gross $93,utiK 

Operating  expense* 24,000 

Net  from  electric  plant* $69,9ti« 

From  street  railway  on  bast*  of  bunlne*s  In  1 895,  ntt 82,047 

Total  net  earnings $152,013 

OFFICERS— President,  Albert   Gallatln;  Secretary,  Joshua  Birke 
General  Manager,  Horatio  P.  L-lvermore,  San  Francisco,  Col.— V.  61, 
p.  153;  V.  02,  p.  411;  V.  63,  p.  190.  __ 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


SAGINAW,   MICH. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  46,189;  IN  1880  WAS  29,541; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  20.683. 

INTER  URBAN  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION—  Commenced  operations  August  1,  1896. 
--  -        Dale.       Interest.        Outstanding.       Maturity. 

........  $200.000 

189a    6«-M-N      300>00° 


. 

Trustee,  Union  Trust  Co.,  Detroit,  Mich.  Interest  payable  at  Han- 
over National  Bank.  New  York  City. 

Mortgage  covers  roadbed,  rolling  stock,  all  equipment,  etc.,  about 
five  miles  of  private  right-of-way  and  bridge  across  the  Saginaw 
Hirer,  which  cost  $60,000. 

ROAD-  Owns  11  miles  of  road  and  operates  under  contract  3  miles, 

OFFlCERS-Presldent,  Isaac  Bearlnger;  Secretary  and  Treasurer, 
Frank  E.  Snow.  V.  6!<,  p.  794. 

UNION  STREET   RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Chartered  October  5,  1887,  and  In  August,  1:  95, 
controlled  all  the  street  railway  transportation  In  the  city,  having 
leased  the  Consolidated  Street  Ry.,  guaranteeing  its  bonds.  Franchises 
are  for  29  years  and  are  said  to  be  unusually  liberal.  Population  of 
city  In  1895  waa  said  to  be  about  60,000. 

Default—  Receivership—  Interest  due  May  1,  1897,  was  not  paid  and 
Homer  Lorlng  was  appointed  receiver  of  the  Union  and  the  Consoli- 
dated on  May  22.—  see  V.  64,  p.  954. 

STOCK  A,  BONDS-  Mile,.   Date.      Interest.    Outstand'g.    Maturity. 
Ht/>p  k     &4ftO  OOO  ..........     $30O.OOO     .............. 

IrtmoruBoioOoV    I"!      1891    6  g.    M-N      325,000    May  1,  1911 

gold,  no  option.  .  5  Boston  Safe  Dep.  &  Tr.  Co.,  trustee,  Boston. 

On  Jan.  1  ,  1896,  the  funded  and  unfunded  debt  amounted  to  $400,797. 

A  second  mortgage  on  this  property  secures  guaranty  of  Saginaw 
Consolidated  Street  Ra  Iway  bonds. 

In  May,  1897,  a  chattel  mortgage  for  $42.500  was  filed  to  Union 
Trust  Co.  of  Detroit  o  secure  notes  outstanding. 

.•10  AD  -Operates  30  miles  of  track,  including  the  Consolidated  8t.  Ry. 

OPERATIONS—  In  year  1895,  gross,  $122.509  ;  net,  $14,064. 

OFFICERS—  President,  F.  E.  Snow;  Secretary,  L.  T.  Durand;  Treas- 
urer, F.  Woodruff.—  V.  64,  p.  954. 

UNION  STREET  RAILWAY  SYSTEM-SAG- 
INAW  CONSOLIDATED  STREET  RY.—  A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Organized  in  1894  with  a  franchise  for  thirty  years- 
Owns  a  park  of  65  acres.  The  Consolidated  Road  Is  operated  under 
lease  by  the  Union  Street  Railway. 

Default-  Receivership—  Interest  due  Feb.  1,  1897,  was  not  paid  and 
Homer  Lorlng  was  appointed  receiver  May  22. 

Committee—  Charles  E.  Eddy,  Gardner  T.  Sanford  and  S.  D.  Lorlng  ; 
depositary,  Boston  Safe  Dep.  &  Tr.,  Boston.  A  majority  ot  the  bonds 
have  been  deposited,  and  action  for  a  receiver  has  been  brought.—  V. 
64,  p.  954. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—    MUe».  Date.    Interest.    Outstand'g.    Maturity. 
Stock  .................  (1)  .......... 

Saginaw  Cona.  St.  Ry.  (....     1894     6  g.  F-A    $225,000    Nov.  12,  1914 

1st  M.  $225,000,  e*.  \     Boston    Safe  Deposit  <fe  Trust  Co.,  Trustee, 

gold,  gu.  No  option.  (  Boston.    Bonds  $1,000  each. 

Bonds—  The  bonds  are  guaranteed,  principal  and  interest,  by  the 
Union  Street  Railway  Company,  and  the  guaranty  is  secured  by  a 

econd  mortgage  on  that  property.—  V.  64,  p.  954. 


ST.  JOSEPH,  MICH. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  4,826;  In  1880  WAS  3,550; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  2,994. 

ST.  JOSEPH  &  BENTON  HARBOR  ELEC- 
TRIC RAILWAY  &  LIOHT  CO.- 

OROANIZATION— In  May,  1896,  Charles  D.  Stuart  was  appointed  re- 
ceiver. Stock,  (100,000.  First  mortgage  gold  6s,  J&J,  $200,000,  due 
July  1, 1912.  Illinois  Trust  &  Savings  Bank  Is  the  mortgage  trustee, 
Chicago,  111.  Operates  5  Smiles  of  track  on  3  >a  miles  of  street.  For 
year  ending  Dec.  31, 1895,  gross,  $27,  S85;  def.  under  operating  $620. 


ST.     JOSEPH,    MO. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  52,324 ;  IN  1880  WAS  32,431 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  19,565. 

ST  JOSEPH  RAILWAY  LIGHT  HEAT  & 
POWER.- 

OROANIZATION— Incorporated  In  1895  to  succeed  to  the  property  of 
the  St.  Joseph  Traction  A  Lighting  Company,  sold  In  foreclosure  Aug- 
21,  and  purchased  for  the  bondholders  for  $300,000.  The  new  com- 
pany has  an  authorized  capital  nock  of  $3,500,000,  of  which  $2,000, 
000  is  preferred,  and  assumes  $100,000  Wyatt  Park  bonds. 

ROAD— Owns  In  all  33  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS— President.  E.  H.  Harrlman,  New  York  City;  Secretary 
and  Treasurer,  H.  A.  Schenck;  General  Manager,  \V.  T.  Van  Brunt. 

INDEX-V.  60,  p.  749 ;  V.  61,  p.  328,  926. 


ST.  LOUIS,  MO. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  451,770;  IN  1880  WAS  350,518; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  310,864. 

FOURTH  STREET  &  ARSENAL  RY.-A  trolley 
road. 

OROANIZATION— Opened  In  June,  1896,  and  oars  run  until  Oct.  20, 
with  power  obtained  from  Laolede  Electric  Power  Co.  Price  to  be 
paid  for  power  disputed  by  railroad  company  and  power  shut  off.  On 


March  7, 1897,  Charles  Green  was  appointed  receiver  of  this  road  and 
also  of  the  People's  Railway.— V.  64,  p.  518. 

REORGANIZATION— First  Committee— James  Campbell,  Nathan  Frank 
and  Stephen  D.  Thompson.  Second  Committee— August  Gehner, 
Albert  Arnsteln  and  H.  H.  Wernse. 

A  plan  of  reorganization  proposed  by  President  Green  provides  for 
an  issue  of  $2.000,000  5  per  cent  40  year  bonds  to  be  dated  July  1 
1897.  Bondholders  to  turn  in  their  old  bonds  and  receive  principal 
and  unpaid  Interest  In  new  bonds. 

Franchise  for  50  years  from  1893  free  from  any  revenue  to  the  city 

STOCK*  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.  Outstand'g.  Last  Din' d,  etc. 

Stock  $300,000  ($50  &  $100) $150,000        

lstM.,3ubjecttocaUin'98..1883    6     J-J        50,000        1898-1903 

ainni  5    1896    6  g.  M-S      150.OOO  1916 

Mort ,  gold,  $300,000 £     Trustee,  Union  Trust  Co.,  St.  Louis. 

Interest  is  in  default  on  1st  mtge.  of  1888;  no  Interest  ever  paid  on 
bonds  of  1896.  Floating  debt  said  to  be  $75,000. 

ROAD— Owns  4 "a  miles  of  track  and  leases  (for  40  years)  trackage 
over  People's  Ry.,  2  miles,  at  annual  rental  of  $6,000. 

OFFICERS— President  and  Receiver,  Charles  Green ;  Secretary, 
Charles  J.  Magulre  -V.  64,  p.  518.  611. 


JEFFERSON  AVENUE     RAILWAY    CO.-An 
electric  road. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.    Oatstand'g.    Last  dit.,  etc . 

Stock  $400,000  ($100) $lli,000    Deo.,1888,2% 

Istmortgage B  1OO.OOO       

Mortgage  $400,000 1895     5  M-N  400,000  1905 

ROAD— Operates  6  miles  of  track. 

OPERATIONS— Following  Is  the  number  of  passengers  carried  : 

1st  quar.       2d  quar.        3d  quar.       4/A  quar.       Total  yea  » 

1897 392,057  

1H96 402,139         509,924         507,865         445.582         1,865,510 

1895 258,004         306,575         317,471         276,824         1,158,934 

OFFICBRS— President,  P.  C.  Mattit;  Secretary,  W.  D.  Henry;  Supt., 
W.  T.  Conklin. 


LINDELL    RAILWAY-An  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION -Incorporated  Jaauary  24, 1864.  Owns  and  operates 
an  extensive  system  of  roads  In  St.  Louis  and  vicinity.  Its  road 
owned  was  opened  In  December,  1890.  In  addition  It  controls  the 
Compton  Heights  Union  Depot  <t  Merchants'  Terminal  Ry.,  the  Taylor 
Avenue. 

CONSOLIDATION  OF  ST.  Louis  ROADS.— In  April,  1897,  parties  con- 
nected with  the  Lindell  Railway  acquired  control  of  the  Missouri  RR. 
(26  miles)  and  also,  It  is  said,  purchased  the  Midland  Electric  Ry.  (run- 
ning six  miles  Into  the  country),  and  the  Clayton  &  Delmar  RR.  (with 
right  of  way  to  Clayton).  Arrangements  for  control  of  the  National 
Railway  System  (about  70  miles)  were  also  reported  pending. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.      Interest.     Outstand'g.   Divid'ds,elc. 

Capital  f  took  ($100\  auth->  o     T        «o  4.00  ooo  A nr  'Q7  1 1*04 

orized  $2,500.000 J  ""         *»    J         *A4OO,UOO  Apr.,  'J7,l*4% 

IstM., $1,500,000. ...o**r)  1891    5  g.   F-A      1,500,000    Aug.  1,  1911 

gold,  $1,000  each $  Interest  payable  In  New  York  and  St.  Louis. 

Guaranteed  (p.  &  1.)  endorsed. 
Compton  H.  U.  D.  &  M.  T.  >  1893    6  g.  J-J      l.OOO.OOO    July  1,  1913 

1st  mort.,  gold o*  s  Interest  pay  able  in  New  York  and  St.  Louis. 

Taylor  Ave.  RR.  1st  M.,  g.    1893    6  g.  J-J         500,000    July  1,  1913 

In  July,  1896,  capital  stock  for  $100,000  was  in  company's  treasury 
as  also  $1,000,000  stock  of  Compton  H'gts  and  $500,000 Taylor  Co.  Ry. 

Mortgage  Trustee  Is  the  Mercantile  Trust  Co.  of  New  York. 

DIVIDENDS-  In  1895  paid  5  p.c.;  in  1896,  5  P.O.; in  1897,  Jan.,  IHp.o.; 
April,  Hi  p.  e. 

ROAD. — Operates  60'10  miles  single  track  in  St.  Louis  and  vicinity, 
Including  the  Compton  Heights  Union  Depot  it  Merchants'  Terminal 
By.,  12-10  miles  in  length,  and  the  Taylor  Avenue  road,  9-20  miles. 

EARNINGS.— The  following  gives  the  number  of  passengers  carried: 


Tear —     Passengers.  I  Quarters.     1897. 
1896 21,535\25l|        4th 


1895 20,237,599 

1894 17,425,971 

1893 14,270,478 


3d 
2d 

1st 


4,509,499 


OFFICERS — President,   Edwards    Whitaker; 


1896.  1895. 

5,167,531  5,155,435 
5,674,597  5,489,968 
5,933,858  5,271,751 
4,759,265  4,320,445 
Vioe-Presideut,  C.  D. 


McLure ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  James  Adklns.— V.  64,  p.  800. 

MISSOURI  RAILROAD-Cable  and  electric. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—      Date.    Interest.       Outstand'g.       Last  div..  <tc. 

Stk  ($2,400.000)  ($100)   Q.-J.        $2,300,000    Apr,  '97,  1*9% 

1st  mtg.,  $1,000,000.0*    1896    5  M.  -  S.  700,000         1901-1916 

Subject  to  call  in  1901  at  105. 
For  Park,  Lacledc  Av.  >  _  „„  -.,-  ,  Qno 

&  4th  St.  bonds $ 7  p.  0.  92,OO< 

The  5-20  sixes  of  1887  for  $500,000  were  retired  in  1896  and 
$1,000,000  new  5s  authorized. 

Dividends  1894  and  1895,  8  p.  c.  each;  in  1896,  7  p.  c.;  in  1897,  Jan., 
1*2  p.  o  ;  April,  1  "a  p.  o. 

ROAD— In  May,  189»,  controlled  about  2o-82  miles.  Including  Mis- 
souri RR.  (cable),  18-98;  Forest  Park  &Laclede(Elec.),  leased,  6'34. 

OPERATIONS— The  following  gives  the  number  of  passengers  carried: 
I nl  quar.  '2d  11  an r.  3d  quar.  4tth  quar.  Total  Tear. 

1897 3,520,588  

1896 3,662,449  4,288,723  3.578,599  3,889,970  15,419,741 

1895 3,503,693  4,009,503  3,810,118  3,980,153  15,303,407 

OFFICERS—  ftpril,  1897;—  President,  Edwards  Whitaker;  Vlce-Presi 
dent,  C.  D.  McLure.— V.  64.  p.  800. 


NATIONAL    RAILWAY    CO.- 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  In  1889  under  the  laws  of  Illinois.  It 
controls  the  following  street  railroads  of  St.  Louis,  Mo.:  Northern 
Central,  Cass  Avenue  &  Fair  Grounds,  Union  Railroad,  Citizens'  Cable 
Baden  &  St.  Louis,  Southwestern  Electric  and  the  St.  Louis  Railroad. 

tTOCK  &  BONDS—              Date.    Interest.  Outstanding.    Last  die., etc. 
took,  $2,500,000 6  q.-J.  10    $2,479,500  Apl.6,'97, 1  >a% 

Guaranteed  bonds — 

Cass  Ave.  &  Fair  Gds.  <         1892      5  J-J         1,901,000    July    1,1912. 
1st  M.  ($2,000,000).  { Trustee.  Northern  Trust  Co. .  Chicago. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


79 


DIVIDENDS—  Dividend*  in  1890,  6  per  cent;   In  1897.  Jan.,  m  per  ct  = 

In  April,  l"-j  fer  cent 

ROAD— In  1894  operated  70  mile*  of  street  railway  In  St  Louis. 
ANNUAL  REPORT    Report  for  the  year  ending  Deo.  31.  1896.  wa* 

given  In  V.  64,  p.  284,  showing  earning*  a*  follows  for  the  properties 

controlled,  and  the  proportion  due  National  Ry.  Co. 

Yean  ending  Dee.  31—  1896.  1895.  1894. 

futtrt  *9y*fl0n»'~i 

Oroo* earnings. $1.322,273    $1,403,957    fl.353,136 

Netearnlng* 028.755          582,642          576,554 

Fixed  charge*.  Interest  and  taxe*      377,413         366,587         334.487 
Surplus  of  system 251,842          216,055          242,067 

National  Ma  (may— 

Nat  Rr..  proportion  of  surp 209.O92          179.141          196,859 

Other  Income 19,565  19,565          

$198.706       $196,859 
148,770          154,000 


Dividend*  National  Rail w*y....       148.770 


Bonds— Consols  for  $200,000  reserved  to  take  np  outstanding  bonds- 
ROAD-  Operates  10  miles  of  cable  road. 

OPERATIONS— Following  Is  the  number  of  passengers  carried  during 
each  of  the  quarters  of  the  calendar  year : 

Itt  quar.     2d  quar.     3d  quar.      4/A  ijuar.    Tot.  year, 
97  .........*.     8 15,S5*l      ..........      .......... 

1896 874,753    1,149,350       954,510       904,323    3,882,030 

1895 883,961     1,035,999    1,024,575       958,827    3,903,362 

OFFICERS— President,  Chas.  Green ;  Vioe-President  and  General  Man- 
ager, J.  Mahoncy ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  D.  J.  Mahoney;  Offlc* 
1801  Park  Avenue;  V.  64,  p.  191,  514,  611. 


$79387         $49,936         $42,859 

OfFiCERS— Pre»idenf.  D.  G.  Hamilton;  Secretary,  E.  A.  Lancaster. 
Office.  3.820  Eaiton  Ave.— V.  6O.  p.  SOO :  V.  61.  p.  611;  V.  62,  p.  274: 
V.  64.  p.  284 

NATIONAL  RAILWAY  SYSTEM-BADEN  A  ST 
LOUIS  RAILROAD— A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Controlled  by  St  Louis  RR.  Co. 

STOCK  A   BONOS—    Par.    Dais.    Inlertst.    Outstand'a.     Maturity. 

Stock $50    $50.000     "... 

in  mortgage  gold....  <  ....     189*    Sg.J-J       23O.OOO     July  1, 1913 
<  Trustee,  Northern  Tnut  Co.,  Chicago.  111. 

ROAD— Own*  0*7  mile*  of  track. 

OPCRATIONS-NOW  Included  In  St  Loul*  RR.  report*. 

'  NATIONAL  RAILWAY  SYSTEM-CA8S AVENUE 

FAIR  GROUNDS  RAILWAY— A  trolley  road. 

OMANIZATION.— Incorporated  In  1874  and  BOW  controlled  by  tho 
National  Railway  Company  of  Chicago,  111. 

STOCK  A  BONOS—  Date.    Interest.  Outstanfa.       Maturity. 

Stock  ($lOOi.        $2.500.000     

1M  moruace,  $2.OOO.OOO.  1  1892    Sg.J-J      1.901.0OO      July  1, 1912 

gold,  $1.000.  .Ink.  fund.  S  Subject  to  call  at  1O2  on  any  July  lit 

gnar.  p.  A  I.  (end.) e-  )  Internal  at  No.  Tnut  Co.,  trnsteo,  Chicago. 

Tho  bonds  carry  the  unconditional  guaranty  a*  to  principal  and 
IBtereot  of  the  National  Railway  Company  of  Chicago.  They  cover  all 
property  aad  franchise*  BOW  owned  or  hereafter  acquired,  Including 
[••til  the  total  debt  U  reduced  to  $1,000,OOO]  $500,100  stock  of  the 
SI  Lonu  Cable  Railroad.  Sinking  fund  $10.OOO  yearly. 

ROAO-34  47  mile*  of  track.  Including  line*  •viuo'  to  /w-15-40  mile*; 
line*  e~ntrolltd  •  Northern  Central  8-79  mUe*,Unlon  Ry..  10-32  mile*. 

OPERATIONS.— r°o4lowla«;  U  tho  number  of  pauenger*  carried,  In- 
cluding tho  Northern  Central  awl  Union  line* : 

\ttquar.         -id  quar.         3d  quar.         ilk  quar.    Tot. /or  year. 
1S97       2.110.010 


1896...  2.233,600 
1895...2.14O.495 


•J.-..-7   1'J'l 
2.411,029 


2.4:: : 

j. «•;••.•;  ir 


2.38S..VU 


9,546.996 

••.:,  1 1. «;  i  i 


NATIONAL  RAILWAY  SYSTEM.-CITIZEN8 
RAIUiOAD-AB  electric  road. 

OROANiZATiON-Coalrolled  by  the  National  Railway  Company. 

STOCK  A  BONOS—  Dalf.  Interest.  Outstanfo.  Last  dlt..  tie. 
Stock  I*  1(X>)  $2.000.000 Annual  $1.9OO,OOO  Oct'93,4n.r. 

l*t  aw»rt,  COM  (*2,OOO.OOO,  \  ,**•*,  JJ^  ^Ici>Sj|i',?B»Bia{jr.  y  cm 
Tho  mortgage  trootee*  are  Charloo  PanoB*  and  Thona*  E.  Tntt. 
Ditidsnds  -In  October.  1803,  paid  4  per  cent 
RoAO-Operato*  10-30  mile*  of  track. 

OPERATIONS— Followtag  I*  tho  number  of  paMonger*  by  quarter*: 
litq-ter.       Mftar        M  flrr.       4IA  •*•«•. 

no7 ijoe^eo 

1$00. 


1,930.970  xtoa'.ws  2,i»3i2»s 

1.670.4C1     1.987,603    1.825.037    1.887,097 


,370.798 

NATIONAL  RAILWAY  SYSTEM-OT.  LOU18 
RAI  LHOAD—  A  cable  aad  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION  -Controlled  by  the  National  Railway  Co. 

STOCK  A.  BONOS—  Date.       Inlertst.    Ouislanfo.    Loll  dli..  elf. 

•ioeM$iaj)      'T7.7.  ........  J  -  J    $1,000.000  jM..-»7liit% 

l.tkf,ear.  ($l,000*aeh).  1800    5       M-N      2.0OO.OOO  May     1.1910 

Sabjeet  to  call  May     1,1900 

M*ia«u<*-In>94a<gracaUd7p.  c.;  '95.  Jaa.,34  p.e.;  July.  24  p.  e.; 
U1800,  J«ly.  l>*p.  e.;  In  18»7.  Jan..  2>»  p  e. 

ROAO-Own*  14  67  mile*  of  track  (cable)  and  4-99  mile*  of  trolley 
road.  AI.oeontrotaB.de.  AS*.  Ix«U  RR.,  6-7  mil*.. 

OPERATIONS-  Following  I*  the  naaiber  of  pamager*  carried  dnrir  g 
•aeh  of  tho  quarter*  of  tho  o»loBd«r  yean.  Including  »lnce  nometlme  In 
1$M  tho  BMloa  A  M.  Lool*  RR.  aad  tho  Sooth  wontora  Kloetrlo  Ry. 

M  ftmr.    41*  raw. 


.  2,»00'.i27    12.V25.45 

3.012.457  3.023:241  io.9oe.56a 

NATIONAL  RAILWAY  SYSTEM-BOUTHW«»T- 
BRN  RALWAY-A  trolley  rood. 
ORQANiZATiON-Coo»*»«»oed  operation.  Sept.  1.  1895.    Capital  stock. 


$100.000     RODOrtod  ao  boo**  loaned  to  May.  1897. 

ROAD—  Line  u  1  1-10  mile*  long. 

pnwer  I*  obtained  from  the  power-bonne  of  tho  Can*  Avenno  A  ralr 
Ormnd*  Railway.  Operatton*  Included  In  St.  l.oula  RR.  report*. 

PEOPLE'S     RAILWAY.-AeaMeroad. 

RtctivtRSmr-  OB  Mareh  7,  1SO7.  Cnarle.  Green  wa*  appointed 
reeetrer  of  thl*  rood  aod  alw  of  Fonrth  Stroot  *  Anenal  Railway  - 
V.  04.  p.  518. 

REORGANIZATION  rorrotooBro  a»le  ha*  been  oideradfor  June  29, 
1$97.  loo  Foarth  Street  A  Araenal  Railway. 

STOCK  A   BONO*-  AX*-     Inlerttl.  0*l*ta>uCg.  Lait  M 


1902 


ST.   LOUIS  COUNTY   STREET  RAILWAY. 
ORGANIZATION— Operates  3  miles  of  track  with  horses.    Stock,  $50,- 
OOO.    President,  M.  B.  Grecnsfelder. 

ST.  LOUIS  &  EAST   ST.    LOUIS    ELECTRIC 
RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  July,  1889. 

STOCK  &  BONDS-  Date.    Interest.    Outstanding.     Maturity. 

Stock $250.000          

1st  M.  currency 1890     6J-J  75,000       Jan.  1, 1905 

Interest  payable  at  office  of  the  mortgage  trustee,  St.  Louis  Trust  Co., 
St.  Louis,  Mo. 

ROAD— Operates  2  miles  of  track  and  1  mile  of  road. 

OFFICERS— President,  D.  R.  Powell;   Vioe-Prealdent,  C.  C.  Carroll. 
Secretary,  D.  T.  Brcck. 


laterMt  duo  July.  1$0«,  aad  dneo  on  eonooU  U  In  default 


ST.  LOUIS  &  KIRKWOOD  RAILROAD-A 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Organlied  In  1894.  Road  completed  Mar«h  1, 1896. 
Connect*  at  Forest  Park  with  Llndell  Railway.  In  May.  1897,  a  reor- 
ganisation of  the  management  took  place  and  the  directors  given 
below  were  elected.  It  wa*  expected  that  Receiver  G.  A.  Wurdeman 
would  soon  be  discharged. 

STOCK  A  BONDS  Date.  Jnterett.  Outttand'g.  Maturity. 
Stock  (par,  $100) $300,000  .„. 

1st  mort..  gold.  $300.000  J  189°  a,6?-J:J-s.     300,000     July  1, 1915 

(81  OOO  eac  st-  I^""  Trust  Co.  Is  Trustee 

• (  Interest  due  Jan.  1, 1897,  In  default. 

Highlands    Scenic    RR. 

mtg..  $150,000 1P96        (t)  

ROAD— Own»  10><  mile*  track  In  St.  Lout*  County  (none  In  the  city). 

For  an  extension  to  Sunset  Hill,  Meramec  Highlands,  and  for  new 
care,  there  were  sold  July  1, 1896,  $50,000  6t  L.  &  K.  bonds.— V.  64, 
p.  331. 

DlRECTORS-^ktted  Hay,  1897;.- J.  D.  Houseman,  Jr.,  E.  W.  Ran- 
nelU,  Q.  D.  Dana.  J.  T.  McCauiland  and  Albert  N.  Edward*. 

ST.  LOUIS  &  MERAMEC  RIVER  RAIL- 
ROAD-A trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  In  1894,  and  In  1896  obtained  all  the 
right*  and  franchise*  of  the  Manchester  Road  Electric  Ry. 

STOCK  AND  BONOS—  Date.     Interest.    Oulttatut'g.      Maturity, 

Stock.  $1.000.000 See  text 

lit  M..  $1.000,000,  cold  >  1690    0  g.  M  N    $1.000,000     May  8,  1910 

($1,000). giiar.p.&l., by  Wintered  at  Mississippi  Valley  Trust  Com- 

St .  U  A  Sab.,  end . . .  .c*  )     pany ,  St.  Louln.  trustee. 

Stock  U  all  held  In  treasury  of  St.  Louis  A  Suburban  Ry.,  which  com- 
pany guarantee*  the  bondr. 

ROAD— Owns  from  Sarah  Street,  on  St.  Loula  A  Suburban,  to  Jackson 
Rood.  1O-96  mile*.  Rail*.  73-lh.  girder  and  flC-lh.  T.  The  St.  Louis  * 
Suburban  will  furnish  power  a*  well  a*  carry  the  country  passengers 
3>*  miles  over  It*  own  road  to  down-town  termlnu*  of  other  lines. 
President,  J.  B.  Cane;  Secretary,  R.  Lehman. 


ST.    LOUIS    &    SUBURBAN    RY.- A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  Sept.  11, 1884.  Thl*  company  Is  a  re- 
organisation of  the  St.  Louis  Cable  A  Wentern  Ry  Co.,  which  It  bought 
In  at  toe  foreclosure  sale  of  the  latter'*  property  June  10,  1890. 
Operate*  the  Midland  Street  Ry. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—         Dale.    Tnlerat.      OutttatuHna.   Maturity,  rte. 

BtoekmOO) $2,500,000 

St.  L.  Cable  4  Western  >     1884     6  M.  -H.  6OO.OOO  1914 

Ry  IrtM \lntrmt  at  Farmers' Loan  A  Tr.  Co.,  N.  Y.  city. 

8t  Louis  A  Suburban  )     1891    A  g.  F.  -  A.      1,400,000      Feb.  1,  1921 

J*tM.($2,OOO,OOO)g.  [InUreil  payable  In  Boston  by  the  trustee,  the 
l.OOO )     American  Loan  A  Tr.  Co. 

Income  bond* 1891      5....  3OO.OOO  

ROAD— Operate*  18-14  mile*  of  track  In  St  Louis  and  10-5  In  suburb*. 

OPERATIONS— Following  1*  the  number  of  pawenger*  carried  during 
each  quarter  of  the  calendar  yean : 

ittifuar.          id,  quar.          jd  quar.         X*  quar.   Tot.foryear 

1807... 2.454,224 " »:....T!:.. 

1896...  1.834.347       2,567.155       2,796,249       2,094,861        9,892,052 
1895...  1,689,134       2,043,498       2,096,614        1.974.5OO       7,803.746 

The  table  below  give*  the  number  of  trip*  and  pauengen: 

Trip*.         Pattenger*.  \  Trifa.         Pauengen. 

1895 7.803,746    1893 127,998  8,030,183 

1894 118.445  7,764,752)1886 141,134  3,505,997 

OFFICERS— President,  C.  H.  Turner ;  Secretary  anil  Treasurer,  R 
Ix^hmann. 


SOUTHERN   ELECTRIC   RAILWAY. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  April  16,  1884.    In  April,  1897,  contro 
was  obtained  by  St  Louis  men.— V.  64,  p.  800. 

STOCK  it  BONDS—  Dale.    Interest.  Outstand'a.  Lail din'ttd . 

I'rofermTstock  (par$100) J-J    $I,OOO,OOO    Jan.  y, '9«.  * 

Common  stock  (par  $100) 50O,OOO    

l.tmortgage. 1884    6M-N      2OO.OOO  1904 

ConsoL  mort  ($5OO,OOO) ....     1889    6  M  -  N      300,000  1 9O!i 

Mort  of    1896,  $200,000)      1896    5g.  F-A    Pee  text.    AUK.  1. 1916 

($1,OOO),  gold o(Intray'le  at  Louisville,  Ky.,ond  St.  L.,Mo, 

Mortgage  trustees,  Fidelity  Tnut  A  Safety  Vault  Co.,  Louisville,  Ky .. 
and  Mississippi  Valley  Tnut  Co.,  St  Louis,  Mo. 

In  April,  1896.  the  directors  authorised  issue  of  $200,000  bonds  for 
Improvement*,  but  In  September  these  bond*  bad  not  been  sold  but 
were  out  a*  collateral  for  a  floating  debt  of  ubxit  $100,000.  In 
August  the  company  sold  $80,000  of  new  preferred  stock  at  par  with 


8U 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


a  bonus  of  50  p.  o.  In  common  stock. 
Ditidends-On  preferred.  In  1894,  0  p.  o.;  in  1895.  6  p.  0.;  In  U  96, 


A-  track  In  St.  LouU;  extension  to  Jef- 

ferson Barracks  (opened  May  20,  1896),  6  miles  ;  total,  22-75  miles. 
OPERATIONS—  The  following  gives  the  passengers  carried: 

lit  quar.          2d  q,tar.        3d  quar.        4<A  quar.       Tot.  year. 


1,446,769        1.475;i82        1,354.193       6,460,543 

1895"      999302        1,177,28*       1.210,403        1,248,671       4.636,160 
OFFICERS  (April,  1897).-Presldent,  Cuas.  f.  Orthwetn;  Vice-Presl- 
dent,  C.  H.  Spencer;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Joseph  8.  Minary.    V. 
64,  p.  800.  _ 

UNION   DEPOT   RAILROAD-Au  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  In  1876.     Controls  the  Mound  < 
Railroad,  Benton-Bellefontalne   Railway   Company   and   the   Grand 
Avenue  Railway.    The  last  named  was  opened  March,  1895,  along 
Grand  Avenue  to  Meramec  and  Virginia  aves,  and  had  $100,000  stock 
outstanding—  no  bonds. 

STOCK  &  BONDS.—  Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.     Last  din.,  etc. 

Text.     $4,000,000    Jan.,'95,  3  p.  0. 


6g' 


Cons.  mort.  ($3,500,000)  gold.  1893    6  g.  J-D  2,237,000    June  1,  1918 

Interest  on  6s  of  1893  is  payable  at  Mississippi  Valley  Tr.,  St.  Louis. 

Trustee  of  mortgage  of  1893  is  the  Mississippi  Valley  Trust  Co.  ;  of 
all  other  loans  the  St.  Louis  Trust  Co. 

Benton-Belletontaine  1st  M.  6s  for  $500,000  were  called  for  pay- 
ment Mav  1,  1897;  consols  of  1893  were  reserved  for  these  bonds. 

DIVIDENDS.—  In  December,  1893,  paid  8  per  cent;  in  1894,  3  per  cent. 
in  1895,  3  per  cent. 

ROAD.—  The  company's  mileage,  as  reported  to  the  city  in  April, 
1895,  aggregated  76-01  miles  as  below.  Other  statements  make  It 
between  80  and  90  miles,  probably  owing  to  duplications  of  mileage 
used  by  two  or  more  divisions  in  common. 

Lines  owned  —  Lines  controlled— 


Benton  Bellefontalne  Ry — 13-70 

Mound  City  RR 7'12 

Grand  Ave.  Ry 8-00 


Union  Depot  Ry.  (Electric).. 39-19 
Trackage  over  lines  of  other 

companies,  about 8-00 

OPERATIONS— The  following  gives  the  number  of  passengers  carried 
during  each  quarter: 

rst  Quar.     sd  Quar.      jd  Quar.     4th,  Quar.    Total  year. 

1897 5,322,079    

1890 5,334,264  6,132,814  6,320,872  5,984,395  23,772,345 

"  5,804,575  6,034,209  5,738,864  21,924,258 
4,787,032  5,039,491  4,890,769  18,544,278 


1895 4,346,610 

1894 3,826,986 


In  year  1894  made  633,964  trips ;  in  1893  made  795,845  trips. 
OFFICERS.— President,  John  Scullin;  Secretary,  James  H.  Roach.— V 
64,  p.  713. 

ST.  PAUL,  MINN. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  133,156;   IN  1880  WAS  41,473; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  20,030. 

ST.    PAUL    CITY    RAILWAY-See  Twin  City  Rapid 
Transit  Co.,  under  Minneapolis,  Minn. 


ST.  PAUL  &  SUBURBAN  RY.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— This  company  was  to  be  successor,  after  fore- 
closure, to  the  St.  Paul  &  White  Bear  RR.;  11-5  miles  of  track. 


SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  44,843;  IN  1880  WAS  20,768; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  12,854. 

SALT   LAKE   CITY   RAILROAD-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Jan.  19,  1872.  In  1889  the  road  was 
changed  from  horse  to  electric.  In  1895  the  company  was  operating 
42  miles  of  track.  Occupies  many  of  the  principal  business  and  real 
dence  streets,  with  lines  on  three  sides  of  Temple  Block.  In  1895 
population  was  said  to  be  48,076. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—       Date.       Interest.       Outstanding.    Maturity. 
Stock,  $1,000,000  ($50)     $650,000 

1st    M.,    8.    f.,    gold  5  1893         6  g  J-J  650,000  1913 

($1,000)  ($1,500,000)0*  *  Subject  to  call  alter  Jan.  1, 1903. 

Entire  Issue  subject  to  call  Jan.  1,  1903,  or  any  Jan.  1  thereafter, 
from  Jan.  1, 1904,  to  Jan.  1, 1913,  one-tenth  of  the  loan  must  be  paid 
yearly.  Bonds  to  be  called  and  paid  in  numerical  order.  Trustee  is 
Guaranty  Trust  Co.  of  New  York. 

Bonds—  Under  terms  of  the  mortgage  of  1893  for  $1,500,000,  bonds 
may  be  issued  for  extension  of  and  additions  to  the  mortgaged  property 
at  rate  of  not  more  than  70  per  cent  of  the  cost  of  such  addition  and  ex- 
tensions, and  the  bonds  at  any  time  Issued  shall  not  exceed  $20,000  per 
mile  for  each  mile  of  road  constructed,  equipped  and  in  operation.  On 
mileage  of  Jan.,  1896,  $840,000  could  be  issued,  but  of  this  $190,000 
was  In  the  hands  of  the  trustee  to  be  sold  only  for  new  property.  After 
debt  reaches  $1,000,000  no  bonds  can  be  issued  unless  the  net  earnings 
for  preceding  12  months  are  sufficient  to  pay  12  per  cent  on  all  bonds 
outstanding  and  12  per  cent  on  the  bonds  proposed  to  be  issued. 

ROAD— The  company  operates  42  miles  of  track. 


STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.     Interest.  Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Stoek*500,000li>ar$100)     $350,000          •.-—••• 

strnortgaxe 1890        6  F-A        350,000       Feb.1,1910 

Other  indebtedness 70,000 

Interest  at  office  of  American  Loan  &  Trust  Company  (mortgage 
rustee) ,  Boston. 

ROAD— Operates  32  miles  of  track  on  26  miles  of  street. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Deo.  3',  1895,  gross,  $89,420;  net, 
$26,097.  In  1894  gross,  $110,538 ;  net,  $2  ',410. 

OFFICERS— President  and  General  Manager,  J.  8.  Cameron;  Secretary 
C.  B.  Jack ;  Treasurer,  G.  S.  Gannett ;  Superintendent  and  Purchatln 
Agent,  F.  McBroom. 

WEST  SIDE  RAPID  TRANSIT-An  electric  and 
team  road. 

ROAD,  ETC. -Said  to  operate  12  miles  of  track.  Stock,  $300,000. 
President  and  General  Manager,  J.  G.  Jacobs;  Treasurer.  E.  W.  Wilson 

—  — ^— 

SAN    ANTONIO,    TEX. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  37,673;  is  1880  WAS  20,550; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  12.256. 

ALAMO    HEIGHTS     RAILROAD-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC. — Successor  to  San  Antonio  Rapid  Transit,  sold 

in  foreclosure  in  May,  1895.    On   Feb.  27,  1897,  W.  H.  Hume  was 

appointed  receiver.    Capital  stock  is  $62,000  (par,  $100.)    There  are 

?50,000  of  6  per  cent  bonds.    The  Franklin  Trust  Co.  of  Brooklyn  Is 

;rustee  of  the  mortgage.  Operates  5^  miles  of  track  on  5  miles  of  street. 

OFFICERS— President,  C.  J.  Harwood;   Secretary,  B.  W.   Randall; 

Treasurer,  Sidney  K.  Buchanan. 

CITIZENS  ELECTRIC  POWER  &  STREET 
RAILWAY. 

ROAD,  ETC.— Operate  13  miles  of  track.  Capital  stock,  $300,000 
first  mortgage,  $300,000.  President,  W.  J.  Clark. 

SAN  ANTONIO  STREET  RAILWAY- 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  in  May,  1374.  and  in  1890  absorbed 
the  Prospect  Hill  Street  Railway. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.       Interest.    Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Stock  $1,000,000 $200,000        

(1885  7-A15  200,000  1905 

1st  mort.  $1,000  each  ...  i  Interest  payable  at  Atlantic  Trust  Co.,  New 

(    York  City,  and  San  Antonio. 

<-.  K     acnnnnn       .51890        6M-N  400,100       May  1,1920 

Con.  mort.,  $600,000.  .0  }  gubj  to  call  $20,000  yearly  from  May  1,1 897 

ROAD— In  May,  1896,  was  operating  35  milts  of  track.  Rails  40,  45 
and  56  T. 

OFFICERS— President  and  Treawrer,  W.  H.  Weiss;  Vice-President, 
T.  C.  Frost ;  Secretary  and  Superintendent,  D.  D.  Willis. 


Mile*. 

Single  track . 29 

Second  track 13 


Miles 

Total  track  operated 42 

Weight  of  rails,  30  to  40  and  72  Ibs 
OFFICERS— President,  A.  W.  MoCune;  Vice-President, R. C. Chambers 
Secretary  and  Treasurer.  Joseph  S.  Wells;  Superintendent  and  Pur- 
chasing Agent,  W.  P.  Read. 


SALT   LAKE   RAPID  TRANSIT-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1890.] 


WEST   END   STREET   CAR   CO.-A  trolley  road. 

ROAD,  ETC.— Said  to  operate  5-8  miles  of  track  upon  4-8  miles  of 
street.  Stock,  $100,000  ;  bonds,  $16,000.  President  and  General  Man 
ager,  G.  W.  Russ;  Secretary,  J.  N.  Groesbeck;  Treasurer,  T.  W 
Smith ;  Superintendent  and  Purchasing  Agent,  F.  M.  Dowden. 

SAN   DIEGO,  CAL. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  16,159;  IN  1880  WAS  2,637; 

IN  1870  WAS  2,300. 

CITIZENS'   TRACTION    CO.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Incorporated  in  1896.  Successor  to  San  Diego 
Cable  Ry.  sold  in  foreclosure. 
STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.     Interest.   Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Stock,  $100,000 $100,000         

1st   mortgage,  $80,000)      1896       6  J-D  80.000     June  1, 1911 

($500) J  Int.  at  First  Nat.  Bank  of  San  Diego,  Cal. 

Mortgage  trustee,  Union  Savings  Bank  &  Trust  Co.,  Cincinnati,  O. 
ROAD— Line  is  5  miles  long. 

— —^^— — 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  298,997;  IN  1880  WAS  233,959; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  149,473. 

CALIFORNIA   STREET   CABLE- 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Feb.  8, 1877.  Annual  meeting  the  second 
Wednesday  in  July. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Dale.  Interest.  Outstanding.  Maturity. 

Stock  (par,  $100) Monthly,  {10$»j **«?•}  '... 

1st  mortgage,  gold. . . .  1890  5g.  J  -  J  $900,000  Jan.  1, 1915 

DividendsliSiVe  beeu  50  cents  monthly. 

ROAD— Was  operating  May  1, 1896,  ll'a  miles  of  track  on  5^  miles 
of  street. 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  B.  Stetson;  Vice-President,  A.  Borel;  Secre 
tary,  A.  Stetson;  Treasurer,  A.  Borel  &  Co.;  General  Manager  and 
Purchasing  Agent,  J.  W.  Harris. 

OFFICE— Corner  California  and  Hyde  streets,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

GEARY  STREET  PARK  &  OCEAN  RR.- 
A  cable  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  Nov.  5,  1878.  Annual  mooting  first 
Wednesday  after  second  Tuesday  in  April. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.       Outstanding.     Maturity 

Stock  (par  $100) ( 10,000  shares, )   See  text. 

($37-50  paid  tn  j 
1st  mortgage  gold 1891   5gA-O          $671,000    Oct.  1, 192 

Dividends  have  been  irregular.  In  1895  $3  per  share ;  in  1896  $2-50 
per  share  was  paid  in  five  dividends  of  50  cents  each. 

ROAD— On  Jan.  1, 1897,  owned  4  miles  of  double-track  cable  road 
laid  with  72  Ib.  steel  rails. 

OFFICERS— President,  C.  F.  Crocker;  Vice-President,  A.  Grant;  Seo 
rotary  and  General  Manager,  J.  L.  Willoutt;  Treasurer,  N.  T.  Smith 
Purchas'g  Agt.,.R.  P.  Sohwerin.  Office,  532  Market  St.,  San  Francisco 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


81 


MARKET  STREET  RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATIO*— Formed  by  consolidation  of  a  number  of  companies 
including  those  whose  bonds  are  In  the  table  below.  The  Metropoli 
tan  Ry.  has  also  been  merged.  (See  V.  61,  p.  750.)  Persons  identi  fled 
with  the  Southern  Pacific  Ry.Co.  are  largely  Interested  in  this  com- 
pany. 

D»—  Date.    Iittrreil. 


1888 
1893 

1887 
1887 
1884 
1889 


6g.  J-J 

6  A-O 

..  M  -N 
«  J  -  J 
6M-S 
6  J  -J 
6M-S 


Oultlandiiig.      Maturity. 
$18,750,000     Apr.,'97,60c. 


3,000,000 

2,000.000 
10,000 

350,000 
7OO.OOO 
280.000 
650.000 


.  Ry.,  1st  )  .  aa, 

M..  $1.000  cold..  ....o  {  188S 

Omnibus  Cable  Co.  IstM 
SdmorWraire  ........... 

Park  A  Cliff  Uoiue  1st  M 
Powell  Street  1st  M.... 

Park  A  Ocean  1st  M... 
Ferric*  A  Cliff  H.  1st  M 
Market  Str.  Ky.  eonsol.. 
M.  for  $17.500.000  g.    1894 

Interest  U  payable  at  Treasurer's  office,  San  Francisco. 
DIVIDENDS  of  00  cents  per  share  are  paid  quarterly. 
ROAD—  Company  on  May  1.  1896,  owned  track  as  follows 

Road*  owned  f  M  /••—         XUei. 

Mainline  *  brans,  (hone)  ...  31-86 

do.        do.         i  trolley  i  .   74-98 

do.         do.         (cable)...  63-O5 


Jan.  1,1913 

Apr.  2, 1918 
May  1, 1923 
Jan.  1, 1913 
Mar.  1,1912 
Jan.  1, 1914 
Mar.  1,1911 


5*.  M-8          3.143,000       Sept.1.1924 


Koadi  otftud  in  fee—        ililn. 
Main  line  A  brchs.  (steam)..    19  7 1 

Total  single  track 189-03 

Rails  37  to  74  >i  Ibs.  to  yard. 
EARNINGS -For  year  ending  December  31,  1896,  on  158  miles,  cross. 
$3,259.989;  net.  fI.2Ol.967.    In  1895.  on  same  mileage,  grow.  $3. 
12S.451;  net.  $1.091,398.     In   1894,  on    128  mile*  operated,  gross, 
$2,958.436;  net,  $978,149. 

OFFICERS—  President,  C.  F.  Crocker;  Vice-President,  H.  E.  Hunting 
ton :  Secretary  and  Controller.  J.  L.  Wlllcutt ;  Treasurer,  N.  T.  Smith, 
Purchasing  Agent.  R.  P.  Schwerln.  Office.  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

INDEX-V.  61,  p.  750. 


PRESIDIO  &  FERRIES  RAILROAD-An animal. 
ittam  and  cable  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Jan.  6, 1889.  Annual  meeting  the  fourth 
Friday  In  January. 

STOCK  &  BONOS—  Dal*.  Intmtl.  Outttandlng.  Vaturi'y. 

Stock  ip*,. $100, ^^aMuTI  - 

Irtmort..  $250.000 id  '  i- <.,,.•"••>  

ROAD— In  May,  1896,  was  operating  11>*  miles  of  road  as  follows: 
Cable, 7 1»  miles;  hone,  9  mile*  steam.  2  mile*;  total  track.  114  miles. 

OFFICERS- President,  O.  A.  Sewhall;  Secretary.  John  B.  Letghton; 
OIBee,  corner  Union  aad  Sharp  street*.  San  Francisco. 

SUTRO    RAILROAD  CO.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  to  build  and  operate  a  road  on  Central 
Are.,  etc..  to  the  CUT.  with  a  branch  line  to  the  Park  on  8th  Avenue. 

STOCK-  Pmr.  A*tkori*t4.  Outstanding 

•lock.....  «10  $400.000  SeebelowT 

There  are  to  be  no  bonds. 

ROAD.— The  road,  which  U  5  miles  long,  was  opened  Jan  27. 1896. 

OFFICERS— President,  Adolph  Sutro ;  Secretary.  Theodore  Krauas  . 
Treasurer.  American  Bank  *  Trust  Co.;  Sapt.,  K.  M.  Van  Frank. 


MATEO 


ELECe. 


SAN    FRANCISCO    A    SAN 
TRIG    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

OMAMIZATION,  ETC.  Bocussorln  May,  1896,  to  8.  F.  A  San  M.  By., 
•old  In  formlerare.  Tbe  corporation  Is  a  C!OM  one,  there  being  only 
ate  •toekholden,  aad  It  U  said  to  be  "doubtful  If  any  bonds  will  be 
Issued."  Eiteaetri  fa»tiiiiieaieats  mmt  additions  are  proposed  In  1897, 

ROAD—  Owns  21  mile*  of  track. 

OFFKER»-PrMM«nt.  A.  B.  •insekJee.  Vice- President  aad  General 
Manager,  John  A.  Back:  Secretary,  W.  Clayton:  Superintendent  and 
riiiihaelM  Ageat,  »•  B.  Mcf.saagai.  V.as.p.684. 


SUTTER  STREET  R  AILW  A  Y-A  cable  road. 

OOOANIZATIOM— Chartered  Deo.  23, 1887.  Annual  meeting  the  second 
Monday  In  June. 

STOCK  oV  BONO*—  Doit.  him*.  UuManiliitf.  Maturity. 

•took  (par.  $100i <»-M15  i90^  *JF*- }  June  15,1896 

lstM..c.fl.OOO*aohl«88    6M-N          '     MOO.OOO          May  1,1918 
Tnutee  U  California  Tiile.  la*.  *  Trust  Co.  of  San  Francisco. 
Mteet  Ueall  at  par  $5O,OOO  yearly,  beginning  May  1,1908.    If  so 

onUred  by  the  company's  director.,  Nos.  1  to  50  to  be  called  flrst 

and  the  otters  la  tke  order  o»  their  numbers. 
JNfieVwb.  In  ISM,  5  p.  e.;  In  1894, 5  p.  e,;  In  1895,  4  p.  <-.;  In  1896. 

Mar..  1  p.  c.;  Jane,  1  p.  e. 

ROAD— In  XOT..  1896,  the  company  owned  track  as  follows  : 


Cabin  road  (Iron  and  OHM 
do          «woad  track 
Rails  43  Ib.J. 


Hilt*. 


Xilr*. 

:.- 


Done  load 

Total  owned  In  fee 12-18 

Ornccm-PreaMeat.  R-  r.  Morrow;  Vlee-PreaMent.  J.  U  H.-hmltt- 
•eecstary.  A.  K.  •tereae;  Treaannr.  M.  Sehnltt;  Superintendent  and 
Purchasing  Agent,  J.  Reynolds. 


SARATOGA,    N.   Y. 

•••  149O  WAS  13,171;  IX  1880  WAS  10,820; 

AKD  is  1870  WAI  8.537. 

SARATOGA   TR ACTION-Trolley. 
ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Formed  In  May,  1897,  as  successor  of   tbe 
Union  (..,  v      uy.  sold  In  foreclosure  In   1895.    The  Saratoga  Lake 
RR.  WM  formed  at  the  same  time  and  Immediately  leased  to  tbe 
Traction  ' .. 

sv,  -         Dal*.        Inlmtt.      OuUlanding.        Halurilf. 


ROAD— Owns  from  Saratoga  to  the  lake,  the  race  track  and  to  Geyser- 
vlUe,  9  miles  of  road;  sidings,  1-1  miles;  total  track,  10-1  miles 
Rails,  35  and  50  Ibs. 

For  years  ending  June  30  earnings  of  old  company  were  as  follows : 


1895.  1894. 

Gross  earnings.   $24,499  $20,700 

Net  earn! nit s....       3.336  12,915 

Interest  paid...       7,726  3,186 


1895.    1894 

Taxes $776     $488 

Balance def.5,166    sur.9,241 

Total  surplus...  12,757         17,923 
DIRECTORS— Robert  B.  Smith  of  Haekensack,  N.  J.;  Charles  G.  Par- 
well  of  Boston;  Alfred  B.  Thacher,  C.  Herckenrath,  W.  8.  Jenks 
Charles  H.  Davis  and  S.  R.  Bertron  of  New  York  City;  Theodore  F. 
Hamilton  of  Saratoga,  and  others. 


SAVANNAH,    GA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  43,189;  IN' 1880  WAS  30,709; 
Aim  I!J  1870  WAS  28.235. 

CITY   &   SUBURBAN    RR.-A  steam  and  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  In  April,  1882. 

Col.  John  Screven  was  appointed  temporary  receiver  April  19, 1895, 
on  charges  of  mismanagement,  etc.  See  V.  60,  p.  748.  On  May  11, 
1895,  this  receiver  was  discharged  upon  the  flling  by  the  company  of 
bond  for  $250,000  to  guarantee  the  bondholders  against  any  loss 
through  bad  management.  The  matter  of  the  ownership  of  the  over- 
head and  underground  electrical  equipment  and  of  two  miles  or  more 
of  rails  which  have  been  laid  along  the  line,  the  ownership  of  which  Is 
claimed  by  George  Parsons,  was  left  to  be  adjudicated  at  regular  term 
of  Court;  to  May,  1897,  nothing  had  been  settled.  Interest  on  bonds 
has  been  regularly  paid.  Fares  were  restored  from  3  cent*  to  5  cents 
In  April,  1897. 

Consolidation  of  the  City  A  Suburban  and  the  Savannah  Traction  is 
pending. 

,  STOCK  oVBONOS—         Date.       Intcrat.     Oulitanding.       Maturity. 

Stock  (par  $10O) 850,000 

1st  mortgage 1882         7  M-N          200,000       Jan.T,  "1902 

2<1  mortgage... 1883          7  Q-F  50,000  1903 

in  In- r  indebtedness ......  <|,  ....„„.. 

firtt  morlgagt  truttee,  T.  M.  Cunningham.  Intereit  payable  In  Sa- 
vannah. 

Stock— The  stock  Is  $5O.OOO,  or  500  shares,  of  which  In  May,  1895, 
(ieorge  Parsons  held  179,  J.  N.  Harrlman  155,  Henry  Parsons  100, 
Savannah  Investment  Company,  40,  scattering  26. 

ROAl>-Operated  about  14  miles  of  track,  of  which  about  5  miles 
steam  and  the  remainder  trolley.  About  two-thirds  of  the  track  Is  In 
tbe  city— the  rest  I*  suburban. 

OFFICERS— President,  James  H.  Johnston;  Vioe-Presldent,  Henry 
Parson*;  Secretary,  E.  J.  Thomas;  Treasurer,  E.  F.  Sohinitt.  Directors 
(fleeted  February,  1896),  J.  H.  Johnston,  Henry  Parsons,  E.  J. 
Thnmas,  J.  N.  Harrlman,  Luke  Carson,  C.  8.  Hanlee,  J.  B.  Squires.— V. 
6O,  p.  748,  835,  873;  V.  64,  p.  755. 


SAVANNAH   TRACTION    CO.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION.— Successor  to  the  Savannah  Electric  Ry.  "old  In  fore 
closure  Jan.  5. 1897.  V.  64,  p.  85.  The  Savannah  Electric  Railway 
Coapanywas  Incorporated  Deo.  9,  1890,  and  on  Sept.  5,  1893,  ab- 
sorbed the  Savannah  Street  RR.,  successor  to  the  Savannah  Street  A 
Rural  Resort  BR.  Co..  incorporated  Sept  22,  1883.  Fare  restored 
from  3  cents  to  5  cents  In  April,  1897. 

It  Is  uot  yet  known  what  securities  the  new  company  will  issue. 

REORGANIZATION,  LOAN,  ETC.— In  May,  1897,  It  was  reported  that 
a  title  deed  to  the  property  had  been  given  to  George  Parsons  of  New- 
York  as  security  for  a  loan  of  «125,OOO.  Consolidation  with  the  City 
A  Suburban,  In  which  company  Mr.  Parsons  Is  Interested,  Is  pending. 

ROAD— Said  to  operate  35  miles  of  track. 

RECEIVERS'  REPORT— «ee  report  to  June  30,  1896,  In  V.  63,  p.  267, 
showing  surplus  earnings  to  that  date  of  $7,90  4;  fares  are  now  on  a 
3-cent  basis.  From  January  7,  1895,  to  February  29,  1896  (13\ 
months),  gross,  $95.412;  net,  $12.101;  taxes,  Ins.,  etc  ,  $7,439;  bal., 
surplus.  $4,665.  In  1894-5.  same  period,  gross,  $102,102;  net,  $7,831; 
taxes,  Ins.,  etc.,  $7,679;  bal.,  surplus,  $152. 

President,  Herman  Myers.  INDEX— (Sav.  Elec.  also)  V.  63,  p.  155, 
190,  267, 1011;  V.  64,  p.  85.  132,  755. 


SAVANNAH    THUNDERBOLT  &    ISLE    OF 
HOPE    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Controlled  In  same  intcrc.«t  as  the  City  A  Suburban- 
ROAD— 9  "a  miles  of  track. 


SCHENECTADY,    N.    Y. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  19,8.57;  IX  1880  WAS  13,655; 
ASD  IN  1870  WAS  11,026. 

SCHENECTADY    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— A  rcor^inlzatlon  In  February,  1893,  of  the  Soheneo- 
tady  Street  Railway  Co.,  which  was  chartered  in  1886. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—         Date-       InUrett.      Outtland'g.       Maturity. 

Stock.  liar  $100 $300,000       ...• 

1st  M.,  $3OO,OOO,  gold,  (  1895       5g.  J-J         222,993       Jan.  1,  1925 

$1.000 o' }  Interest  at  Merc.  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  trustee. 

Bills  payable  June  30, 1896,  $12,500;  stock  Issued  and  returned  to 
treasury.  $100,067. 

Firsts  of  1895  are  secured  In  part  by  $79,700  stock  of  Soheneotady 
Illuminating  Co.  deposited  as  collateral.    Interest  paid  free  of  taxes. 


STREET     RAILWAYS. 


ROAD— Single  track  main  line  Brandy wlue  to  Bellevue  4-22  miles 
•eonnd  track  and  aiding*,  -7  mile  total  of  all  track  June  30. 1890, 4-87 
mile*.  Rail*.  65  and  90  Ibs. 

LATEST  EARNINOS-'Present  company  took  charge  In  February,  1895, 
Earnings  for  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross,  $82,958;  deficit  under 
operating  expense*,  $2,477;  other  Income,  $19,163;  Interest,  taxes, 
etc.,  $12,634;  balance,  surplus,  $4,052. 

OFFICERS— President,  William  Henry  White;  Vice-President  and 
Manager,  Qeorge  W.  Jones;  Secretary,  W.  P.  Essclstyn;  Treasurer, 
J.  P.  <  ml.  The  new  directors  are  P.  F.  Kobbe,  William  Henry 
White,  A.  o.  HacAndrew,  George  W.  Hebard,  Lewis  L.  Clark  and 
Charles  A.  Lleb,  of  New  York  City;  Joseph  P.  Ord,  George  W.  Jones 
and  John  Krucsl,  of  Schenectiuly.— V.  60,  p.  303;  V.  63,  p.  716. 


SCRANTON,   PA. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  75,215;  IS  1880  WAS  45,850; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  35,092. 

SCRANTON    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  In  1899,  and  on  Jan.  1, 1897,  assumed 
all  the  assets  and  liabilities  of  the  Scranton  Traction  Co.  (capital 
$2,000,000),  whose  stockholders  were  offered  exchange,  share  for 
share,  In  the  stock  of  the  new  company.— V.  63,  p.  1064 ;  V.  64,  p.  85. 

The  follow  hi:  companies  have  been  merged  with  the  Railway  Co.: 
People's  Street  By.,  Scranton  Passenger  Ry.,  Scranton  Suburban  Ry., 
and  Valley  Passenger  By.  The  Scranton  Railway  retains  the  special 
charter  of  the  old  People's  St.  Ry.  of  Luzerne  County,  granted  in  1865. 
The  outline  of  the  city  Is  especially  adapted  to  street  railway  business, 
being  only  two  miles  wide  and  extending  seven  miles  in  length,  be- 
tween two  mountains,  with  no  outlets  eicept  up  and  down  the  valley, 
all  of  which  are  controlled  by  this  company. 

Maturity. 


STOCK  &  BONDS —     Par.  Date.  Interest. 

Stock  ($6,000,000)..    $50    

Scranton  Trao.  1st)  ,  «««  1000 

M          d!l   i  hi  ill  mill    C  1,WU   loyi 

^ofd,n$o  bp^oH-  5 Iuter<"**  a 
Scran.  Pas. Ky.lstM.1.000  1890    6    M-N 
Scranton  Sub.  1st)  500.to  1890    6g.M-N 


6g.M.N 
E-  w- 


Outitand'g. 
$2,500,000 

1,000,000         Nov.  1, 1932 
•k  A  Co.,  Philadelphia. 


100,000 
200,000 


May  1, 1920 
1909 


M.,  g.,  gu.,p.*l.c*  S  Trustee.  Farmers'  L.  &  T.  Co.,  N.  Y. 
Peop's8t.By.lstM.g.l,0001888    6g.  F-A         200,000        Aug.  1,1918 

Do  gen. M., gold  ....  1891  6g.  J-D  100,000  Deo.  1, 1921 
Scranton  By.  M.,  $2,500,- >  1897  5g.  J-J  900,000  Nov.  1, 1932 

000,  gold... $  Trustee,  Continental  Trust,  N.  Y.  City. 

x  Free  of  United  States  and  Pennsylvania  State  taxes. 

STOCK— Authorized  stock  of  Scranton  Railway  Co.  is  $6,000,000.— 
V.  63,  p.  1064. 

Bonds— The  bonds  of  1892  cover  all  the  property  of  old  Traction 
Co.,  including  Its  stock  In  the  People's  Street  Railway  Co.  (this  stock 
being  deposited  with  the  trustee  of  the  mortgage).  Trustee  of  Trac- 
tion Co.'s  mortgage  is  Fidelity  Ins.  Trust  &  Safe  Dep.  Co.  of  Phila. 

Of  the  $2,500,000  Scranton  Ry.  mortgage  5s  of  1897,  $1,600,000  are 
reserved  to  retire  prior  bonds  at  maturity. 

ROAD— Owns  and  operates  all  the  street  roads  of  Scranton,  having 
a  n  aggregate  mileage  as  follows : 


Owned —  Miles. 

People's  Street  Railway 25 

Valley  Passenger  Railway —  8"a 


Leased  -  mint. 

Scranton  A.  Plttston 12 

Scranton  <fe  Carbondale 5 


I  Lackawanna  Val.  Trac. 


Total  owned 33*v  I     Total  operated 54*2 

EARNINGS— Operations  of  the  lines  now  composing  the  Scranton  Rail- 
way, not  including  the  suburban  lines,  have  been  as  follows : 

4  months  )  1897.. Gross,  $105,397 ;  net,  $47,964 

Jan.  1  to  April  30.  ?  1896 Gross,    101,740;  net,    47,084 

For  the  year  ending  Deo.  31, 1896: 

Gross $353,814  I  Fixed  charges 

Operating  expenses 185,940  |  Taxes,  <fcc 

Net $167,874  |  Balance,  snrp.  for  year..  $35,640 

The  following  shows  growth  of  company's  business: 


Uross  earn'gs  1895 $299,322 

1894 253,687 

1893 228,462 


Gross  earnings  1892 $190,531 

1891 161,541 

1890 158,031 

OFFICERS—  Seranton  Railway—  President.  C.  M.  Clark;  Vioe-Presl- 
dent,  J.  P.  Ilsley;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  C.  Ford  Stevens,  Bullitt 
Building,  Phila.;  General  Manager,  Frank  Sllliman,  Jr.,  Scranton,  Pa. 
Transfer  Agent*  of  Slack— E.  W.  Clark  &  Co.,  Phila.  Kegistrar  of  Stock  - 
Provident  Life  &  Trust  Co.,  Phila. 

DIRECTORS— C.  M.  Clark,  J.  P.  Ilsley,  E.  W.  Claik,  Jr.,  C.  Ford  Stevens, 
Frank  Sllliman,  Jr.,lTimothy  Burke  and  Horace  E.  Hand.— V.  63,  p. 
1064;  \.  64,  p.  85. 

SCRANTON  TRACTION— This  company  formerly  con- 
trolled all  the  street  railways  in  Scranton  and  suburbs,  but  was  suc- 
ceeded on  Jan.  1,  1897,  by  the  Scranton  Railway—which  see  above. 
Capital  stock  w»s  $2,000,000;  funded  debt,  $1 ,000,000. 

SCRANTON  RAILWAY  SYSTEM-8CRANTON 
A  CARBONDALE  TRACTION— ?L trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  In  February,  1893.  The  Scranton 
Railway  Company  leases  this  company  for  fifty  years  and  oper- 
ates the  road  and  furnishes  the  power.  Surplus  earnings  over  interest 
charge*  and  taxes  are  divided,  one-third  to  Scranton  Railway  Co. 
and  two-thirds  to  Soranton  &  Carbondale  Co. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—     Mile*.  Date.    Interest.    OuUland'g.    Maturity. 

Stock $500,000       * 

1st    mortgage,    gold, (   5       1893    6g.  J-J      150,000    Jan.  1, 1923 

$1,000 o&r<  Interest  x  at  Union  Tr.  Co.,  Phila.,  and  Lacka- 

x  Free  of  State  tax.    (  wanna  Tr.  A  Safe  Dep.  Co.,  true.,  Soranton,  Pa. 

Bonds— The  bonds  are  not  subject  to  call. 

ROAD — Owns  road  extending  from  Soranton  to  Arohbald,  Pa.,  about 
5  miles ;  connects  at  Arohbald  with  the  Carbondale  Railway  Compa- 
ny's road  to  Carbondale. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  Earnings  have  been  as 
follows : 


'  Gross.  Net.  Charge*.      Bat.,  rur 

1895-96 $39,376  $21.380  $9,914  $11,466 

1894-95 34,216  18,047  9,866  8,181 

OFFICERS— President,  George  A.  Fletcher;  Secretary,  Percy  8.  Blek- 
more;  Treasurer,  George  L.  Mitchell. 

SCRANTON  RAILWAY  SYSTEM-SCRANTON 
A  PITTSTON  TRACTION.— A  trolley  load. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Sept.,  1893,  and  on  Oct.  5,  1893,  leased 
for  50  years  to  Scranton  Railway  Company.  The  Plttston 
Company  owns  the  entire  capital  stock  of  the  Lackawanna  Street 
Railway  and  the  Pittston  Jenkins  &  Avoca  Street  Railway,  and  a 
majority  of  the  capital  stock  of  the  Plttston  Suburban  Passenger 
Railway,  operating  their  properties  under  lease. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Miles.    Dale.    Interest.    Outstand'g       Maturity. 

Stock  (par  $1OO) $1,050,»OO    

Mort.  $525,000,  g.,  (  15  1893  6g.  A-O  294,500  Oct.  1,  1923 
$1,OOO  <fe  $500  o*  <  Interest  (x»  at  Union  Trust  (Trustee),  Phila.  Nos 
gu.  by  Scran.  Tr.  (  1  to  4OO  $1,000  each  and  Nos.  401  to  650  $500. 


x  Both  principal  and  interest  are  payable  free  from  all  United  State* 
and  State  of  Pennsylvania  taxes. 

The  mortgage  covers  all  the  company's  property,  including  leaseholds, 
equipment,  franchises,  etc.  In  August,  1896,  $296,500  of  bonds  were 
outstanding  and  guar.  by  Scranton  Trac.  (now  Railway)  Co.  Sink,  fund 
$5,000  yeaily  after  Oct.  1, 1896,  for  redemption  of  bonds  at  maturity. 

ROAD— Operates  12  mllesof  track,  uniting  Soranton  with  Greenwood, 
Mooslc  and  Taylorville,  Avoca,  Pittston  and  Readham. 

LEASE — Under  its  lease  the  Scranton  Railway  Company  guar 
antebs  the  Interest  and  principal  on  $25,000  per  mile  of  this  com 
pany'8  bonds,  and  any  surplus  earnings  after  paying  all  taxes,  Insur- 
ance, interest  on  bonds  guaranteed,  etc.,  shall  be  divided  between  the 
lessor  and  the  lessee,  one-fourth  to  the  Scranton  Railway  and  three 
fourths  to  Scranton  &  Pittston  Traction. 

EARNINGS— July  1  to  March  31, 1897,  9  months,  gross,  $49,786 ;  net,. 
$20,615.  OFFICERS— President,  L.  A.  Watres;  Secretary  and  Treasurer 
C.  H.  Mullin.— V.  03,  p.  515. 


CITIZENS'  STREET  RAILWAY  OF  LACK- 
AWANNA COUNTY-  To  be  a  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Chartered  in  June,  1896,  to  build  a  road  about 
30  miles  long  "  to  and  around  Scranton."  Capital  stock,  $200,000. 


SEATTLE,    WASH. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  42,837;  AND  IN  1880  WAS  3,533. 

FRONT  STREET  CABLE   RY.- 

ORQANIZATION,  ETC.— This  road  is  in  the  hands  of  O.  D.  Colvin  a» 
receiver.  Line  runs  from  First  (formerly  Front)  St.  and  King  St.,  up 
First  and  then  Second  Avenues;  3  miles  of  double  track.  In  1896 
rairled  798,996  paseengere,  and  gross  receipts  were  $38,017. 


GRANT   STREET    ELECTRIC   RAILWAY- 
ORQANIZATION. — Chartered  in  1891.  Capital  stock,  $125,000.  Bonds 
$125,000.    Operates  5^  miles  of  track.    In  year  1896  carried  417,080 
passenger*.    Road  Is  In  the  hands  of  W.  J.  Grambs,  as  receiver.    Presi- 
dent and  Gen.  Man.,  F.  E.  Sanders 


GREEN  LAKE  ELECTRIC  RY.- A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION.— Chartered  in  1489  till  1915.  The  road  is  leased  to 
Seattle  Consol.  St.  Ry.  at  a  nominal  rental.  Stock  (auth.  $70,000), 
issued  $60,000;  1st  mort.  830,000,  gold,  1891, 6  g.,  J.  &  J.,  due  Jan.  1 , 
1912,  are  outstanding  only  as  collateral  for  an  indebtedness  of  about 
$17,000.  Owns  4-86  miles  of  track. 


MADISON  STREET  CABLE  RAILW AY- 
ORGANIZATION. — Chartered  in  1889.  Controls  the  South  Seattle  Cable 
Railway.  Capital  stock,  $750,000.  Bonds,  $450,000  of  6  p.  o.  flrstc, 
dated  1890,  due  1910;  Interest,  A.  &  O.  Operate  7"4  miles  of  track 
upon  3-6  miles  of  street.  In  year  1896  carried  1,160,355  patsenger*. 
President,  H.  G  Struve. 

SEATTLE  CITY  RAILWAY-A  cable  road. 

REORGANIZATION— in  May,  1897,  road  was  still  in  receiver's  hands, 
and  no  reorganization  plan  had  been  prepared.  Bondholders'  commit- 
tee is  Wiuthrop  Smith  and  J.  W.  Longstreth  of  Philadelphia  and 
Albert  Stone  of  Boston. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS —  Miles.   Date.    Interest.   Outstand'g.    Maturity. 

Stock $600,000    

IstM.,  $600,000,  g...         5         1890    6g.A-O      443,000     Oct.  1, 1910 

Interest  due  Oct.,  1893,  and  since  Is  in  default;  Central  Trust  Co. 
mortgage  trustee. 

ROAD — Owns  about  5  miles  of  cable  road  on  5  miles  of  street  iu 
Seattle,  known  as  the  Yesler  Avenue  and  Jackson  Street  lines.  Sub- 
structure has  been  practically  rebuilt  during  the  receivership. 

RECEIVER  Is  W.  A.  Underwood,  40  Wall  St.,  New  York.-V.  62,  p.  950 


SEATTLE    TRACTION    CO.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— A  reorganization  of  the  Seattle  Consolidated  St  Ry. 
sold  in  foreclosure  Deo.  1, 1896. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.       Interest.    Outstand'a.         Maturity. 

Stock  $1,OOO.OOO  ($100) $350,000  

1st  M.  g.,  subj  call  at  105  ) 

($500  &  $1,000);  Int.  is  \  1897 

pref o*) 

st  M.  g.  incomes  to  Oct. ) 

1,  '99  ($500  &  $1,000),  [  1897 

subj.  to  call  at  105 c*  > 

2d  M.  g.  Incomes, non-cnm.  ) 

($1,OOO),  A&B  subj.  to  £  1897 

call  at  par o*  ) 

Interest  is  payable  at  Illinois  Trust  &  Savings  Bank,  Chicago,  trus- 
tees of  both  mortgages. 


6g.  A-O  143,000  Jan.  2, 1927 
6g.  A-O  457,000  Jan.  2, 1927 
6g.  A-O  342,000  Jan.  3, 1927 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


83 


The  tint  mortgage  1*  for  91,000,000;  bond*  (No*.  1  to  ISO  Incl.,  $50O 
each)  for  $75,OOO  have  Interact  preferred  over  all  other  bonds  until 
Jan.  2,  1907;  (No*.  151  to  218  loci..  91,000  each)  968.000  hare  Interest 
preferred  to  Oct.  1,  1899.  subject  to  the  975.000  above  mentioned; 
4Noa.219to318lnrl.,95OOeach.  and  319  to  735  tncL,  91,000  each) 
9457,000  bear  Interest  absolutely  after  Oct.  1.  1899.  Of  the  second 
mortgage  bonds,  series  A  (No*.  1  to  42),  942,000  are  preferred  OTer 
aerie*  B  as  to  principal  and  interest. 

ROAD  -Owns  13-72  mile*  of  track  and  lease*  4-68  miles.  In  year  1896 
c*rrU-.l  1,345.852  passenger*. 

Treasurer,  Allen  B.  Forbes,  2O4  Iwarboru  St..  Chicago. 

INDEX-V.  63,  p.  116.  230,  1011.1064;  V.  64,  p.  235. 

SEATTLE  &  RAINIER  BEACH  RAIL- 
W  A  Y-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  A  reorganization  in  1895  of  the  Rainier  Arenue 
Electric  Railway,  sold  in  foreclosure.  Franchise  runs  till  1915. 


Ro*D—  Operate*  13-35  mile*  of  track.  Rails,  3O-56  Ib.  T  and  girder 
Gen.  Man.  and  Pur.  Agt..  F.  II.  O*good. 

UNION  TRUNK   LINE-An  electric  and  cable  road. 

ORGANIZATION  -Chartered  in  1890. 

STOCK  dt  BONOS—      Date.     InUntt.    Outstanding-  Maturity. 

Stock  (par.  9100)  ..................      91.000.000  .......... 

1st  M..i»500,000.  gold.  >  1991  6g.  J-J  50O.OOO  Jan.  1,  1911 

91.060::......  ....e,*  |  Interact  at  Central  Tr.  Co.,  trustee,  N.  Y.  City. 

ROAD—  Operates  13-61  mile*  of  electric  and  1-36  mile*  of  cable  road. 

OFFICERS—  Prwtdent.  M.  H.  Young;  Vice-  President.  F.  E.  Bander*  ; 
Secretary.  1.  O.  Lowman.  Treasurer,  B,  B.  Bpeneer. 

•WEST   SEATTLE    CABLE- 

OMOANIZATION—  Capital  stock,  915O.OOO.  Said  to  operate  2  mile*  of 
track.  President.  H.  8.  King. 


WEST    STREET    A     NORTH     END 
TRIG    RAILWAY-Atrollayroad. 
STOCK  d  BON08-          Dmtt.       I»ttrul.       OuManff. 


ELEC- 


STOCK  &  BONO*—         auu.      inurtit.      ottuunurg.      Maturity. 

gt.,,  k "  91,000,000        

1890         6M-8  jo....--.        -..,.:     :•..;.. 

I  March  1. 1896,  10  per  eent  of  net  earnings 

at  net  above  110  and  Interest 
10  mile*  of  road  on  6  mile*  of  street 
year  ending  Dee.  31,  18*5,  grow.  9*9.737 ;    net, 
914.706.    Pa**enger*  carried  In  1S96.  44O.OOO. 

OFFICERS- President  and  Ti»n*ui«,  S.  W.  Bhnffleton;  Vloe-Pnai 
dent.  B.  Pelly :  Secretary.  W.  A.  Wallker;  Oeneral  Manager  and  Pnr- 
ekaslng  Agent,  O.  Elmers 


1st  M..  9300.000.  «...«._ 

t*  be  a**d  in 

ROAD— To 


WOODLANDPARK  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY- 
OROANIZATIOM— Capital  .tock.  (Ti.     Bunds.  900.000.    Operate*  1-5 
•mile*  of  track.    President  and  General  Manager,  O.  C.  FInnev. 


pa*  9100. 

'*! '•«'•«';( 


SEDAL1A,   MO. 

Pori-LATloii  1890  WAS  14.OS8;  !•  1980  WA»  9,561 ; 
ASO  «»    1870  WA*  4.54W. 

ELECTRIC  RAILWAY   LIGHT  &   POWER- 
OftOANtZATiON,   ETC-— Organised  la   1WO.     Owns   franchise  for  a 
road  on  all  (treeU  of  elty.  and  also  franchise  to  operat*  clrelrlc-llght 
plant.    Ha*  lighting  contract  with  city,  which  expire*  1890. 

Dnt*.      iHlmtt.     O*titn<li*a.      Maturity 

'1993      6g.  F-A  30O.OOO  Aug.' 1,1 912 

.n-f  1»94       6J-D  90.000  Dee.  1.1914 

Trustee.  Trust  Co.  of  America  at  Phlla 

Par.  By.  L.  *  f.  •!••!  ar«  •»»>•»»»  call  -on  any  laterest  day  after 
1997  by  payment  of  4  par  cent  nnsnlnm.  and  on  any  Interest  day 
after  19O7by  n.st  glTtng 9Oday»  a***.-  SUklag fund  of  5  p*r cent 
of  whole  loan  U  to  be  paid  to  Unutee  In  19OS  and  •Mk  year  thetearter 
tor  taal  r*d««ns«l**i  •*  hoad*.  Blown  Spring*  bonds.  sub>ect  to  call  at 
104  *nrr  June  1.1899  and  at  par  after  Dec.  1.  1909.  Sinking  fund 
In  1904  and  thereafter.  All  Interest  payable  at  Fourth  Nat. 
Baak.  ».  Y.  City. 

Be*.  By.  U  *  P.  Mortgage  trasteo  Kansas  Loan  *  Tr.  of  Topeka,  Kan. 

EARIIINOS  Aug.  1  to  Apt  90. 1897,9  months,  grow.  931,416;  net, 
917.165.  For  year  ending  July  81. 1 896,  gro**,  94 1.50ft  net,  $20,941. 

RoAO-EVrc.  Ry.  L.  *  P.  owns  13  mile*  of  single  track:  Brown 
aprtsg*  <1*aMd>  abont  •  mil**. 

OFFICCHS— Pre*»denl.  W.  K.  Sterne ;  Secretary.  Treasurer,  General 
Manager  and  Hniiamlni  Agmt.  D.  C.  Meukrr 


SHARON,    PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS 7,459 ;  IN  1880  WAS  5,684 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  4, 221. 

VALLEY  STREET  RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Chartered  in  1895  to  succeed  Shou.  Val.  St.  Ry. 

SECURITIES— On  June  30, 1896,  stock,  $150,000;  bonds,  $75,000. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $19,040;  net, 
•U.105;  tazea,  etc.,  $5,199;  dividends,  $1,500;  bal.,  def.  for  year, 
$2,594.  In  1894-5,  gross,  $5,S5O. 

ROAD — The  road  extends  from  the  borough  of  Sharon,  through  the 
town  of  North  Hickory,  and  the  borough  of  Sharpsrille,  the  length  of 
road  being  4-45  miles;  gauge  of  track  5  feet  2>a  Inches. 

OFFICERS— President,  A.  M.  Jolly;  Secretary,  A.  R.  Lyda,  Beavir 
Falls;  Treasurer,  A.  McDowell.  Sharon. 

SING  SING,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  9,352;  IN  1880,  WAS  0.578 ; 

AMD  IN  1870  WAS  4.696. 
OSSINING  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY- 

ORQANIZATION— Chartered  April  30, 1892.  Securities,  etc.,  as  follows. 


Stock  *H>O.OOO.i>ar$lOO.$lOO.OOO 

1st  mort.  6s.  J-D 100,000 

(Dated  1893.  Due  1913) 
Bills    payable  June   30, 

1895 6,114 

ROAD— 2-76  miles  of  track. 


EARNINGS— YeargendlngJuneSO- 
1896.          1895. 

Grow $20,716     $19,881 

Net 820         1,195 

Charges 730         6,118 

Balance sur.  90  def .4,923 


All  deficit*  up  to  June  30, 1896,  were  paid  by  the  stockholders. 
OFFICERS -President,  A.  8.  Underbill ;  Secretary,  F.  L.  Young;  Treas- 
urer, 8.  E.  Tomklns;  Manager,  Jay  Cbamplaln. 

SIOUX.    CITY,    IOWA. 

POPCLATIOS  189O  WAS  37,806;  IN  1880  WAS  7,366; 

AMD  IN  187O  WAS  3.401. 

CENTRAL    TRACTION    CO.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION  -Successor  to  the  Sioux  City  Cable  Ry.,  sold  in  fore- 
closure In  October,  1895.    Stock,  $150,000;  no  bonds.    Track,  7  miles. 


RIVERSIDE    PARK    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

SALE— Sold  in  foreclosure  In  November,  1895,  to  Baltimore  Tmst  A 
Guarantee  Co..  trustee  for  first  mortgage  bondholder*,  for  $338,000. 
In  Mar,  1897,  no  reorganization  bad  been  accomplished. 

ROAD — Extends  a  distance  of  8'85  miles.  Including  \  mile  In  the  city 
leased  from  the  Sioux  City  Railway.-  V.  61.  p.  282. 


SIOUX  CITY  <t  LEEDS  ELECTRIC  RAIL- 
WAY—A trolley  road. 

STOCK  4  BONDS  -  DaU.  Inltrtit.  Oulilatufg.  Maturity. 

8t»ck.  9200,6OO.  par  9100 (t)  

1st  mortgage,  gold 1892  0  g.J-J  $125,000  Jan.,  1913 

Interest  was  payable  at  Oilman.  Son  &  Oo.'s,  New  York  City. 

ROAD— In  August.  1895,  from  Sioux  City  to  Leeds,  about  5  mile*. 

OFFICERS— President,  O.  Darlington ;  Sec.  and  Treas.,  C.  C.  Pelroe. 


SIOUX  CITY   ELEVATED  RY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Bueeeaaor  to  Sioux  City  Rapid  Transit,  wild  in  fore- 
closure In  Feb.,  1895,  for  95O.OOO.  Include*  6  miles  track,  of  which 
part  elevated.  President,  A.  M.  Jackson ;  Superintendent,  W-u.  Miller. 

SIOUX   CITY   TRACTION-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Chartered  In  May,  1894,  with  authorised  oapl 
tal  of  91,000,000  to  succeed  the  Sioux  City  Street  Railway,  told  In 
foreclosure.    Capital  lasued,  9630.0OO,  of  which  $620,600  was  given 
In  exchange  for  9530,000  old  flnt  moitgage  bond*.    No  bonds.    BUI* 
payable  June  1. 1896, 923.O02. 

ROAD— Own*  18-55  mile*  of  track  on  13-21  mile*  of  street. 

LATEST  EARNlNQS-11  mo*.,)  1896 Groas,  971.739 ;   net.  $21.343 

Jan.  1  to  Nor.  3O—          (1895 Gross,    71,733;   net,      8,806 

YEAR'S  EARNINGS—  For  3  ear  end  ng  May  31, 1896,  gross  earning* 
981,571;  net,  98,757.  In  1891-5,  gross,  985,541 ;  net,  99,723. 

OFFICERS- President  (Sept.,  1896).  M.  L.  Kohler,  Philadelphia;  Vice 
President,  A.  T.  Call,  Sioux  City ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  C.  B.  Old 
Held*,  Sioux  City. 

WASHINGTON  PARK  &  SPRING  GROVE. 
Stock,  9250.OOO,  par  $10O,  Issued,  I  ROAD— Own*  34  mile*  ot  track, 
964,400.  No  bonds.  |  3  coaches  and  1  engine. 


SHAMOKIN,  PA. 

n.ri  i.iTio*  lit  189O  W4»  14.4O3;  IX  1890  WAS  8,194  ; 
I»  1870  was  4.33O. 

SHAMOKIN    A     MT.    CARMEL    ELECTRIC 
RAILWAY- 
O*OANIZATION    Chartered  In  1897. 


.  .... 

Bond*  .......  .     1993         ej-D  5OO.OOO      Dec.  1,  1938 

Bills  payable  J'neiO.IM  ............  20.627  ............ 

Veto-To  June  90,  1896.  6.0OO  sham  were  full  paid  and  4,000  (tare* 
lOnar  Mat  paid. 

ROAO-Ia  Jans,  1996,  was  la  operation  from  Shamokln  to  Lognrllle, 
Oreen  Ridge.  Mt  Cain.  C.inolagham  and  Central!*,  16><  mile* 

EARNINGS-  For  year  ending  Jane  30,  1896,  grow  earnings.  956,224; 
n«t.930.B72;  Interest  and  taxes,  etc.,  926.664  (interest  was  walred  on 
so*»e  of  the  bond*  In  1899-6);  bal..  sur.  for  year.  94.00-. 

rie*td«n'  O.  M.  Smith;  Secretary.  H.  R  Snarely;  Treasurer.  C  Smith. 


SPENCER,   MASS. 

POI-CHTIOK  1890  WA»  8,747;  W  1880  WAS  7.466; 

AHD  IN  1870  was  3,952. 

WARREN  BROOKFIELD  &  SPENCER  ST. 
RY.— A  trolley  load. 
STOCK  $  BONDS-  Italt.       Interut.    Outtlatuff.  Maturity. 


8tock(9l5b.~0&- ). 9150,000 

1st  M..  g.,  9125.0  0.  s.  f.  (  1896       5g.  M-N        125,000    Nov.  1, 1916 

;.ft.  Nov.  1/99  (»l,000)c.  i  Int  at  Int'l  Trust  Co.,  Boston,  Trustee. 

Sinking  fund  I*  92,000  annually  on  and  after  Nov.  1, 1899. 

ROAD— Owned  In  Feb.,  1897, 13  mile*  of  track  connecting  Warren , 
Brookfleld,  Spencer,  etc.     In  1897  extensions  are  contemplated. 

EARNINGS— From  June  36  to  Dec.  12,  1896,  gross,  $21,358;    net, 
98.746;  Interest  (6  months),  91,700 ;  balance,  surplus,  $7,046. 


SPOKANE,  WASH. 

rorui.ATioN  1890  WAS  19.922;  AND  IN  1830  WAS  350 
ARLINGTON      HEIGHTS     MOTOR     RAIL- 
WAY-— 2  miles  of  trolley  track.    Stock,   $50,000.    President,   W. 
Hugbson. 

CITY  PARK  TRANSIT.-A trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION    Chartered  In  July,  1889.    Franchise  runs  till  1919 
Company  said  to  be  controlled  by  Washington  Power  Co. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


STOCK  (NO  BONDS)—               Authorized.    Outttanilinii. 
Stock $25O,OOO          $250,000  Full  paid. 

"  No  luouiiibranceg  of  any  nature  on  the  property  "  Jan.  1, 1895. 

ROAD,  ETC. — Owns  and  operates  6  miles  of  trolley  track  In  the  city 
of  Spokane.  Rails  35-lb.  steel.  Company  has  brick  and  stone  car 
house  and  offices  and  large  public  pavilion. 

OFFICERS— President,  D.  Glass;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  C.  Glass; 
Superintendent,  J.  B.  Biles. 

SPOKANE  &  MONTROSE  MOTOR  RAIL- 
ROAD.—An  electric  railroad. 

ROAD,  ETC.— Said  to  operate  3  ^  miles  of  track.  Stock,  $50,000  j 
par  $100.  1st  mortgage  6s,  M-S,  $40,OOO,  due  March  1,1902;  Trus- 
tee, Provident  Trust  Co.  of  Boston;  President  aud  Gen.  Man.,  C.  G. 
Beeder. 


WASHINGTON  WATER  POWER  SYSTEM  - 
SPOKANE  STREET  RAILWAY,  ETC. 

ORGANIZATION— The  Washington  Water  Power  Company  controls 
the  following  companies,  which,  while  separate  corporations,  are 
treated  as  if  one  property:  Spokane  Street  Railway,  chartered  Deo.  13, 
1886;  Spokane  Cable  Railway,  chartered  June  1,  1888;  Spokane 
Electric  Railway;  Boss  Park  Street  Railway.  The  securities  of  said 
companies  are  as  follows : 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Miles.  Dale.  Interest.  Outttand'g.  Maturity. 

Stock $500,000  

8uok.CaRy.Co.lstM.,)  ..  1888  6g.J-J*  150,000  July  1,  1908 

$150.000,g,$l,OOO.cs  Subject  to  call  15  bonds  y'rly  from  July  1, 1898 
Spok.St.Ry.Oo.lstM.,  >  ..  1891  6  g.  M-S  350.OOO  Mar.  1, 1911 

$350,000,  g. ,  $1 ,000. 5  Subject  to  call  35  bonds*  y 'rly  from  Mar  1 , 1901 

Spokane  Elec.  Ry.  Co.  >  1001  a  a  nw  TNT  innnnn  ~nnv  o  1011 

I ct  \r  fcioAfinn  «•  n  C  ••  1891  o  g.  IM  n  100,000  JNOV. -s,  lyii 
Guar  1*41  (end  j g$  Subject  to  call  10  bonds*  y'rly  from  Nov.  2, 1901 

Ross  Park  St.  Ry  ! 40,000  June  17,  1910 

*  The  bonds  are  to  be  called  In  numerical  order  beginning  with  the 
bonds  of  lowest  number. 

Interest  is  payable  at  Franklin  Trust  Company,  Brooklyn,  N.  T. 

Trustee  of  the  cable  mortgage  is  First  National  Bank  of  Spokane ;  of 
other  mortgages,  the  Franklin  Trust  Company. 

ROAD— System  consists  of  36  miles  of  trolley  road,  the  cable 
line  having  been  changed  to  trolley.  Rails  30  to  40  Ib.  T. 

OFFICERS— Elected  March,  1896:  President,  J.  D.  Sherwood;  Vice. 
President,  F.  Lewis  Clark;  Sec.  and  Gen.  Man.,  D.  L.  Huntiugton. 


SPRINGFIELD,  ILL. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  24,963 ;  IN  1880  WAS  19,743 ; 
AND  IN  1870  was  17,364. 

SPRINGFIELD       CONSOLIDATED       RAIL- 
WAY.   A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION-— A   consolidation  of  the  People's  Electric  Railway 

and  the  Springfield  City  Railway,  the  latter  incorporated  Feb.  18, 1861. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Miles.    Date.    Interest   Outstand'g.       Maturity. 

t'l.-     ~^~",<i  mui-iiitl,  \  atf7Ki\  IK  iik 


St'k  ($75O,OOO  auth.) $750,000" 

People's  Elec.  1st  M 1891       6A-O         100,000      Apr.""^  1911 

Springfield  City  Ry.  C     10       1890      6  M-S        143,000       Mar.  1, 1910 

1st  M.,   lawful-?  Subject  to  call  at  105  after  Mar.  1,1895 

money,  $l,000..o.  t  Interest  at  Mercantile  Trust  Co.,  N.Y.  City. 

Springfl'ldCon.Ry.  c    22      1893      5  g.  J-D     416,000      June  1, 1933 

Consol.  mort.  for<  Interest  at  Columbia  Trust  Co.  (Trustee),  Louis- 

$750,000  gold... .  (     ville,  Ky. 

Sufficient  bonds  of '93  are  reserved  to  retire  all  prior  liens  at  maturity. 

ROAD— In  Feb.,  1897,  owned  24  miles  of  tracn  In  the  City  of 
Springfield.  Rails  40  and  60  Ib.  T. 

EARNINGS— For  calendar  year  1896,  gross,  $101,850;  net,  $39,442. 

OFFICERS. -President,  T.  J.  Minary;  Vioe-President,  B.  Wilson; 
Treasurer  and  General  Manager.  C.  K.  Minary. 


SPRINGFIELD,   MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  44,179;  IN  1880  WAS  33,340; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  26,703. 

SPRINGFIELD  STREET  RY.-A  trolley  road, 

ORGANIZATION.— Incorporated  March  6, 1868. 

STOCK—  Date.     Interest.     Outstanding. 

Stock  $1,200,000  ($100)  Text.     $1,000,000  f.p. 

Bonds  (sublect  to  call?  ,RO,     .,     ,     „         onnnnn 

aft. Apr.  1, 1900) \  1SJ5    4I2A.-O.       300,000  , 

Bonds  (subject  to  call  i  ,  SQR    . .    .    n        onn  „»- 

aft.  Apr.  1,1911)....  J  1!         4isA.-O.       200,000 

Loans  and  bills  paj  able  Sept.  30, 1896,  $245,948. 
The  bonds  of  both  issues  are  for  $25,000  each. 
DIVIDENDS— In  years  1893-95,  8  per  cent  per  annum. 
ROAD.— Owns  56-29  miles  of  main  track  and  3-92  miles  of  siding; 
total  track  Oct.  1, 1896,  60-21  miles. 

EARNINGS.— For  years  ending  Sept.  30  earnings  have  been : 


Maturity. 

Text. 
April  1, 1910 

April  1, 1916 


1896.         1895. 

Gross  earn'gs.. $521,673  $442,006 
Net 200,088    164,851 


1896.        1895. 

Divs.  pd.  (8  p.  c,).$80,000    $80,000 
Bal.foryear 71,656      54.215 

Tot' aur' Sep-  30-156'791   85-135 

Passengers  carried  in  1895-6  were  10,163,011,  against  8,390,326  in 
1694-5. 

GENBB4L  BALANCE  SHEET  SEPTEMBER   30,    1896. 

Resources. 

Tracks $1,002,69D 

Equipment 387,557 

Land  and  buildings 495,647 

Supplies,  cash,  etc 16,836 


Liabilities. 

Capital  stock $1,000  000 

Bonded  debt 500,000 

Current  liabilities 245,948 

Surplus 156,791 


Total $1,902,739  I        Total $1,902,739 

OFFICERS— President,  John  Olmsted;  '.Secretary,  Gideon  Wells;  Treas 
urer  and  General  Manager,  A.  E.  Smith.— V.  63,  p.  1O61. 


SPRINGFIELD,  MO. 

POPDLATION  1890  WAS  21,850;  IN  1880  WAS  6,522; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  5,555. 

SPRINGFIELD    TRACTION    CO. 

ORGANIZATION.— Successor  in  1895  to  Metropolitan  Electric  Ry. 
Stock,  $400,000.  Said  to  operate  15-8  miles  of  track  on  12  miles  of 
streets.  President,  George  W.  Parker. 


SPRINGFIELD,  OHIO. 

SPRINGFIELD   RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1892. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Dale.     Interest.    Outstanding.    Maturity. 

Stock  (par  $1OO) '.....         $1,000,000 

1st  niort.,  $500,000,  gold..       1893    6g.  J-J  500,000  Jan.  1,1933 

Interest  at  Solicitors'  Loan  &  Tr.  (Trustee),  Phil. 

ROAD — Owns  in  fee  25  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS— President,  W.  B.  McKinley;  Vice-President,  R.  S.  Hunter; 
Secretary,  W.  8.  Hood ;  Treasurer.  W.  G.  MacFarland. 


SPRINGFIELD,  VERMONT. 

POPULATION  m  1890  WAS  2,881;  IN  1880  WAS  3,144; 

IN  1870  WAS  2,937. 

SPRINGFIELD   ELECTRIC    RY.-A  trolley  road" 
ORGANIZATION.— Completed  in  1896  from  Springfield  to  Sprlngfleld 
Station,  5-3  miles,  and  work  stopped  for  want  of  funds;  about  $30,000' 
needed  to  complete  the  road  to  Charleston,  making  6  miles  in  all- 
Work  not  resumed  to  May,  1897. 

Capital  stock,  common,  (auth.)  $75,000;  Issued  $53,3OO;  guaranteed 
6  per  cent  stock,  $45,000;  none  issued.  1st  mortgages  for  $100,000  of 
5  per  cent  gold  $500  and  $1,000  coupon  bonds  dated  Sept.  1,  1896, 
due  Sept.  1,  1916;(sinking  fund  $3,OOO  yearly  Sept.  1, 1901,  and  after); 
interest  M&  8.  Trustee  is  International  Trust  Co.,  Boston.  The  bonds 
had  not  been  marketed  to  May,  1897,  though  some  were  held  by  the 
contractors.  President,  Adna  Brown;  Treasurer,  C.  E.  Richardson. 


STAMFORD,   CONN. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  15,685;  IN  1880  WAS  11,297; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  9,714. 

STAMFORD  STREET   RR.— An  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  Feb.  24, 1886.  Control  was  obtained 
by  the  New  York  New  Haven  &  Hartford  RR.  in  1895. 

STOCK,  BONDS,  ETC.—  Date.   Interest.  'Outstand'g.     Maturity. 

Slock,  $100,000 $92,240 

Istmortgage,  $75,000  auth.     1886     5  F-A          75,000    Aug.'ii'l909 
Oct.  1, 1896,  bills  payable 112,500       

ROAD— Owns  10-24  miles  of  track;  operates  only  8-62  miles.  Elec- 
tricity Introduced  in  1895.  Extension  is  under  construction  to  Noro- 
ton  River  to  connect  with  the  Norwalk  Tramway  Co. 

EARNINGS— In  year  ending  Sept  30, 1896, gross,  $30,392;  net,  $5,753; 
taxes,  $750. 

OFFICERS.— President,  Col.  N.  H.  Heft,  New  Haven,  Conn.;  Secretary 
and  Treasurer,  W.  L.  Squire. 


STATEN  ISLAND,  N.  Y.; 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  51,693 ;  IN  1880  WAS  38,991 ; 
IN  1870  WAS  33,029. 

NEW    YORK    &   STATEN    I.    TRACTION- 

ORGANIZATION— This  company  was  incorporated  in  Albany  iu  Janu 
ary,  1896,  to  construct  railroads  and  ferries  and  to  own  the  stocks  of 
railroad,  ferry  and  land  companies.  It  owns  all  of  the  stock  of 
the  Stateu  Island  Electric  P.R.,  all  of  the  stock  of  the  New  Jersey  & 
Staten  Island  Ferry  Co.  and  three-fifths  of  the  stock  of  the  New  York 
&  Staten  Island  Land  Co.  Stock  authorized :  $1,250,000  preferred, 
$1,250,000  common ;  outstanding,  $1,250,000  preferred,  $120,000 
common.  President,  G.  B.  M.  Harvey;  Secretary,  J.  E.  Comins.  Office, 
32  Nassau  Street,  N.  Y. 


STATEN  ISLAND  ELECTRIC  RAILROAD  - 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  under  the  laws  of  the  State  of  New 
York  December  11, 1894.  Owns  a  through  line  from  South  Beach  to 
Holland  Hook,  where,  by  means  of  a  ferry,  it  connects  with  the  Con- 
solidated Traction  Co.  of  New  Jersey,  and  with  a  belt  line  around  St. 
George  and  a  spur  up  the  Richmond  Turnpike  to  Silver  Lake.  Tbe 
company  also  controls  one-half  of  the  $1,000,000  stock  of  the  Hupid 
Transit  Ferry  between  St.  George  and  New  York,  and  owns  all  the 
rights  and  franchises  of  the  Staten  Island  Belt  Railway. 

STOCK  &  BONOS—               Date.    Interest.    Outstand'g.     Maturity. 
$1,250.000 

1895  5g.,M-N      1,250,000    May  1.  1945 
Trustee,  Knickerbocker  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y. 

1896  5g.,M-N       $55(>,000    May  1,  194S 
Trustee,  Guaranty  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Consols  cover  all  franchises  and  property,  and  also,  subject  to  the 
first  mortgage  of  1895,  $260,000  stock  of  the  N.  Y.  Investment  &  Im- 
provement Co.  now  deposited  with  Knicke;bocker  Trust  Co.  as  trustee 
of  first  mortgage.  Of  the  consols,  $1,250,000  will  be  reserved  for  the 
retirement  of  the  firsts,  and  the  balance  used  for  extensions  In  the  in- 
terior of  the  Island. 

ROAD— Road  from  South  Beach  to  Holland  Hook,  via  St.  Georgi>.  -  '• 
miles;  90-lb.  girder  Cambria  and  84-lb.  girder  Johnson  steel  rails. 
Equipment — 25  open  and  25  vestibuled  closed  cars,  Brill,  heated  and 
lighted  by  electricity. 

EARNINGS— From  June  1  to  Sept.  30, 1896,  4  months,  gross,  $52,402; 
net,  $23,813;  being  from  local  business  only,  as  connection  with  ferry 
to  New  Y'ork  was  not  yet  completed. 


Stock,  $1,250,000 

1st  M.,  gold,  $1,250.000.. . 

Istconsol.  mort.,  $2,000.- 
000,  gold c* 


STKEET    RAILWAYS. 


85 


OFFICERS— Presidt-nt,  G-  B.  M.  llarvey;  Treas.,  C.  B.  Van  Nostrand; 
33  Nassau  Street,  New  York.  Directors— Samuel  Thomas,  Tbouias  F. 
Ryan.  W.  U.  Oakman,  Charles  R.  Flint,  Henry  H.  Rogers,  H.  D.  Bab- 
cock.  H.  W.  Poor.  C.  B.  Van  Nostrand  and  O.  B.  M.  Harvey.— V.  59,  p . 
1059;  V.  6'.',  i>.  785. 


STATEN  ISLAND  MIDLAND  RAILWAY-A 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— A  consolidation  of  the  West  Brighton  and  Stapleton 
branches  or  the  Staten  Island  Mldlanl  RR.  Co.  and  the  Prohibition 
Park  Electric  RR.  Co.,  and  ha*  recently  been  changed  from  horse  to 
electricity.  The  completed  road  was  In  operation  Aug.  1,  1896. 
This  company  owns  Midland  Beach  on  the  south  side  of  Staten  Island. 

STOCK  4  BONDS—  Date.       Inlerttt.      Oulttind'g.    Maturity. 

Stock.  *1, 000,000 $1,000,000       

lit  morticaxe.  *1,OOO,OOO.  j  1896      5  g.  J-D  000,000  Dee.  1.1926 

gold  <$1.00O> e*  I    Trustee,  Farmers'  Loan  A  Tr.  Co.,  N.  Y. 

ROAD—  Own*  33  mile*  of  track;  nils  63  Ib.  and  90  Ib.  girder;  40 
motorcar*. 

OFFICERS— President,  James  C.  Uinchcliffe  of  Pateraon,  X.  J.;  Vice- 
President.  Benjamin  H.  Throop  of  Bcranton,  Pa.;  Treasurer  and  Gen- 
eral Manager,  W.  B.  Rockwell,  8cr*nton;  Secretary,  E.  Q.  Wlghtman 
of  Mlddletown.  X.  Y.;  Electrical  Engineer, II.  J.  Wlghtman  of  Scranton. 
General  offices,  Stapleton.  (8. 1.)  N.  Y.  -  V  63,  p.  504. 

STREATOR,  ILL. 

POPCLATIOK  1890  WAS  11.414;  In  1890  WAS  5,157 
ASD  is  1870  WAS  1,486. 

STREATOR    RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION  —Chartered  In  l-v.M .  Franchise  runs  for  forty  yean. 
Interest  doe  Jan.  1,  1895,  and  since  ha*  not  been  paid. 

RECEIVERSHIP— In  November.  1*96,  O.  C.  Barr  was  appointed  re. 
receiver.  To  February,  1897,  no  plans  for  reorganization  had  been 
formed. 

STOCK  A  BONOS—  Date.    Interal.    OvttCfg.      Maturity. 

Stock $350.000    ... 

,-old  0»l.OOO)...o-*r.  S  1891    6g.  J-J15    1 60,000   Jan  15,1911 

Jan., 'U5. coupon  unpaid..  (Trustee  is  Fanners'  Loan  A  Trust,  N.  Y. 

ROAO-On  Ang.  1 2. 1 895,  owned  5  \  mile*  of  track.  Rails  56  Ib.  Klrder. 

OFFICERS-— President.  P.  F.  Barr.— T.  63,  p.  97O. 


SUNBURY,    PA. 

POPCLATIO*  1890  WAS  5.930;  I«  1880  WAS  4,077; 
AID  IX  187O  WAS  3,131. 

SUNBURY &  NORTHUMBERLAND  ELEC- 
TRIC RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION -Chartered  June  34. 1889,  a*  Snnbary  £  Northnmber- 
and  Street  Rail  way.  Reurganlxed  May  38, 1893.  after  judicial  sale. 

STOCK  &  BONM-  ^         ***••  D»H.  I»ltrat.  OHtflmnff.    Maturity. 

8UMk,  $125,000  (par  $5O) ..    $135,000          . 

First  mortgage,  g<<  J  1892   6  f.  J-J        65.0OO 

leddebt  July  1.1896     7.OOO  

ROAO-OwB*  3-*  mile*  of  track  in  Suubury  and  irorthmnberiand. 
Rails.  66-lb.  alrder. 

EARNINOS— For  year  endlngJuae  30. 18»6.groa*.  $15,976;  net,  $3,141; 
Int.  and  taxee.  1X518 :  baL,  surplus  for  year.  «623.  In  1894  95,  gross. 
$14.661;  act.  $3.158. 

OFFICE  RS-President,  Daniel  CooUdfe ;  SecreUry  and  Treasurer,  & 
P.  Wolrenon.  _ 

SUPERIOR.   WIS.— SEK  WEST  Si  I-KKIOR. 


SYRACUSE,    N.    Y. 

PorcLATiOJi  1890  WAS  84.143;  Of  1880  WAS  51. 7*2; 

A*D  IS  1870  WA*  43.051. 

SYRACUSE    &     EAST    SIDE     RAILWAY-A 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION -Chartered  In  1894,  and  purchased  for  $85,000  the 
franchises,  real  estate,  road-bed  and  equipment  of  the  Syracuse  East 
wood  Height*  A  DeWItt  Railroad,  la  1895,  tit*  Syracuse  *  East  Side 
was  leased  IB  perpetuity  br  the  Pj  raeuse  Street  RR. ,  bnt  was  not  In. 
•haled  !•  the  reorganisation  of  the  Street  RR.  la  1896,  and  negotia- 
tion* were  pending  in  May.  1897. 
STOCK  &  BQNOw-  MUt*.  Dale.  I»tentl.  Outstanding.  Maturity 

Stork  >|.»r.-  $Z5O,OOO  

told.)    11      1894  6gM-X      25O.OOO    WOT.  1.  1919 

e-  ( Int.  at  West  End  Trust  *  B.  D..Trustee,  PhUa. 

aj*  ar»  a  flr»t  lien  upon  all  the  company1*  property, 
land,  ear  hoose.  power  stattoa.  park.  eta. 
ROAO—  In  operation  in  January,  1896, 10  mile*.    Commenced  operat- 
••r  a  part  of  the  line  on  Monday,  Feb.  18,  1895,  with  3  can. 
Rail*  In  .  Itj-  o(  Syracuse  9O-lb.  girder. 

EARNING*  -  Jan.  1  to  Dee.  31, 1896,  13  months,  gross,  $37,328. 
INDEX-  v.  61.  p.  704. 

SYRACUSE   RAPID  TRANSIT  RY.- 
ORGANIZATON—  Incorporated  May  21, 1896.    A  consolidation  of  the 
i««  Street  RR.  and  the  Syracuse  Consolidated  Street  Ry.,  per 
plan  la  T.  63,  p.  644.    The  Syracuse  *  East  Side  Ry.  was  not  Included 
"•onranliatlon  and  the  disposition  of  It*  securities  had  not  been 
decided  apon  In  May.  1897. 

.iHOS-For  three  months  endlnx  Der.  31, 1896,  gross,  »97.3O3: 
:.  other  Ineome.  $9,015;  axed  charges,  943,473;  balance, 
.rw  months,  $2.536. 

:K  6V  BONDS—              Date.      Inltrttl. 
Common  «tnrk  


Maturity. 





Aulkortotd. 
$3.750.000 

1.260,000     

75O.OOO    Jan.  1,1921 

2,500,000          1946 


ROAD— The  length  of  the  lines  Is  to  be  about  58  miles. 

DIRECTORS— Charles  R.  Flint,  W.  G.  Oakman,  Anthony  N.  Brady, 
Stephen  Peabody  and  Frederick  Strauss,  of  New  York;  Robert  0 
Pruyn,  Albany;  Theodore  C.  Conderuiau,  Philadelphia;  Willard  R 
Kimball,  Syracuse ;  William  N.  Brown,  New  Castle,  Pa.— V.  63,  p.  270. 

TACOMA,   WASH. 

POPDHTIOS  1890  WAS  36,006;  IS  1880  WAS  1,098. 

TACOMA  RAILWAY  &  MOTOR  — Mostly  a- 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  March  22, 1889.  Sold  In  foreclosure  Mar. 
27, 1897,  for  $100,000  to  Howard  C.  Reavii,  N.  Y.,  acting  for  the  Gen- 
eral Electric  Co. 

ROAD— In  1895  was  operating  34  miles  of  track,  of  which  32  miles- 
trolley  and  2  miles  cable.— V.  63,  p.  1160;  V.  64,  p.  665. 

TACOMA    TRACTION  - 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Chartered  Dec.  12, 1894,  to  buy  and  construct 
street  railways  in  Tacoma.  Carries  passengers  and  freight. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.   Inter* ti.  Outstand'g.        Maturity . 

Stock,  $500,000 $500,000 

Istmort.  $250000  raid        538945g.  M-N         233,000  1914"" 

)ld....  |  int.atW?N.ColerACo.,34Nas8anSt.,N.Y 

ROAD— Gauge  3>a  feet.  Length,  single  track,  20  miles;  sidings  1  mile. 
Paved  In  Tacoma;  gravel  ballast  outside.  Line  runs  from  Ninth  and 
Railroad  streets,  Tacoma,  to  Edison  and  Puyallup. 

EARNINGS— A  mile  of  track  was  built  In  1896  and  paid  for  out  of 
earnings,  a*  also  were  several  old  judgments.  In  May,  1897,  it  waft 
stated  a  surplus  over  fixed  charges  was  being  earned. 

OFFICERS— President,  L.  H.  Hole,  190  Dearborn  St.,  Chicago;  Vice- 
Presldent,  W.  N.  Color,  Jr.,  34  Nassau  St.,  N.  Y.;  Secretary,  George  B. 
Blanchard,  Tacoma. 


5  J-J 

-;.X>'.6o6)  (old.Mar.'i'/VO         5  gold 
lupld  Transit  mortgage  of  1896  Is  for  $3,350,000,  of  which 
•  "'.of  bond*  Is  issoirtj  to  retire  the  People's  RR.  nnts. 


CITY    PARK    R  AILW  A  Y— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Successor  of  the  Point  Defiance  Tacoma  & 
Edison  Ry.,  sold  in  foreclosure  In  January,  1895,  and  purchased  by 
B.  Z.  Mitchell  of  Portland,  Oregon,  for  $82,OOO.  Stock,  $25,000. 

ROAD-Conalsta  of  8  miles  of  track;  gauge,  3  "a  ft.  rails,  40-lb.  T 
15  cars,  of  which  13  are  motors. 

TARENTUM,  PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS.  4,627;  IN  1880  WAS  1,245; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  944. 

TARENTUM  TRACTION.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1890.    Franchise  runs  till  1989,  and  1» 
understood  to  give  exclusive  rights  to  operate  street  railways  in  Tar- 
entum  and  Natrona.  Pa. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—     Milt*.    Date.    Initrttt.    Outtfdg.    Maturity. 
Stock  $50,000-par  $50 $5O,OOO    

IstM    $100000  «>ld     J  5'2     1894    6g.  J-D    100,000    Dec.  1,1924 
«.,  viw.uuu,  g«         (     8ubject  to  call  ft,ter  p,,,,  j    1904 

Bills  payable  July  1,1896    $1,519    

Fidelity  Title  *  Trust  Company  of  Pittsburg  Is  the  mortgage  trustee. 

ROAD— Operates  4-7  miles  of  track  and  "o  mile  of  siding  In  the  City  of. 
Tarentum  and  suburb*,  it*  Hue  extending  to  Natrona  and  CrelKhton. 
Rails  68  Ib.  girder. 

EARNINGS— Year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross,  $19,859;  net,  $3,897 
Interact  and  taxes,  $4,658:  balance,  deficit  for  year,  $761.  In  1894-95, 
grow,  $15,010;  net,  $3,599. 

OFFICERS— President,  C.  G.  Hnssey. 

TAUNTON,     MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  25.448;  IN  1880  WAS  21,213; 
\M>  IN  1870  WAS  18,629. 

TAUNTON   STREET   RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  Feb.  12, 1870. 

STOCK  A   BONDS—    Date.    Inlerttt.    Outttanding. 

Capital  stock  ($100) See  text       $350,000 

Ixtmortxage 1894       5J-J  35O.OOO 

Debentures 1894      SM-B          200.OOO 

Client  llab's  Oet.1,  '96 58,283 

Intertit  at  American  Loan  A  Trust  Co.,  mortgage  trustee,  Boston. 

Slort  was  inereased  In  November,  1893,  from  $100,000  to  $350,000, 
and  an  Issue  of  bonds  authorized  to  pay  floating  debt. 

Dividend*  on  $100,000  stock  In  1892-93  were  4  per  cent  per  annum; 
none  since  to  Oct.,  1896. 

ROAD— Owns  and  operates  about  17  1  miles  of  main  track  (measured 
at  single  track)  and  1-3  miles  of  sidings  and  switcher. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  years  ending  Sept.  30: 

l',ir.<*p/.30-    1896.         1895.    I  1896.          1895. 

dross  earning*... $85,896    $74.507    Balance $1,965      $4,448 

35,256      27.H10,  Tot  surp.  8cp.30.$  25,267    $19,001 

Int.,  taxes,  etc...  33,891      23,102  | 

OFFICERS— President,  John  N.  Beokley,  Rochester,  N.  Y.;  Secretary, 
O.  A.  Barker,  Treasurer,  Sylvanns  M.  Thomas.  Tauuton.— V.  60,  p.  796. 

TERRE  HAUTE,  IND. 

POPULATION  189O  WAS  30,217;  IN  1880  WAS  26,042; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  16,103. 

TERRE   HAUTE   ELECTRIC   RAILWAY- 
ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  under  the  lawa  of  Indiana.    There  are 
no  competing  lines.    The  road  Is  exceptionally  well  built.    The  com- 
pany's officials  estimated  the  population  of  Terre  Haute  In  February, 
1895,  at  about  40,000. 
STOCK  A  BONDS-—        Datr.    Intrrttt.    Outttanding.      Last  Die., etoi 

Common  stock $300,000          ) 

Preferred  stock,  6  p.  o.  >  200  nno          >  See  text. 

non  cum.,  par  $100.. .J -iOO,OW  J 

£1892       6  J-J  400,000          July  1,1912 

TerreHau.8t.Ry. IstM.  <  Intercut  at  office  of  truxtee,  Illinois  Trust  A 

(    Barings  Bank,  CUoajo. 

Terre  Ha.  El. Ry.  IstM.  >  1894    Sf.  Q.— J      $444.000         July  1, 1914 
$1,OOO,OOO$1, OOO^.o*  <  Int.  at  Metropolitan  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.,  trustee 


Latt  iliriil'il.etc 
See  text 
Jan.,  1915 
Mar.,  1914 


86 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


Stock— Surplus  earnings  have  been  expended  on  the  property. 

Bonds-Bonds  of  1894  for  $400,000  are  reserved  to  retire  at  or  before 
maturity  $400,000  Terre  Haute  St.  By.  1st  M.  bonds ;  $444,000  are 
actually  outstanding,  and  the  balance  of  the  $1,000,000  bouds  Is 
held  by  the  trustee  in  escrow  to  be  Issued  only  when  the  net  income  of 
the  company  Is  in  excess  of  10  per  cent  of  the  amount  of  bonds  act. 
ually  brought  out  for  completed  extensions.  Improvements,  etc.,  under 
terms  of  the  mortgage.— V.  61,  p.  1108. 

YEAR'S  EAHNINOS— For  flsoal  year  ending  June  30,  1896,  gross, 
$161,671.  In  1894-05,  gross  earnings,  including  only  four  payments 
on  account  of  public  lighting,  were  from  passengers,  $103,656;  light- 
Ing,  $11,391;  other  sources,  $5,524;  total,  $120,571;  net,  $50,921. 

ELECTRIC  LIGHT  CONTRACT.— The  company  In  1894  secured  the  con- 
tract (through  the  Citizens'  Electric  L.  &  P.  Co.,  owned  and  operated) 
for  lighting  the  entire  city  by  electricity  under  a  50-year  franchise, 
net  profit  estimated  to  be  above  $12,OOO  per  annum  aside  from  com- 
mercial profit.  On  November  1,  1895,  the  company  was  furnishing 
437  arc  lights  and  the  equivalent  of  3,385  lamps  of  16  c.  p.  each. 

STEAM  HEATING  Co.— The  Electric  Kail  way  now  owns  (in  1895) 
the  Terre  Haute  Steam  Heating  &  Power  Co.,  and  has  commenced 
to  use  the  franchise  by  heating  a  large  section  of  the  city  with  exhaust 
•team  from  the  engines. 

ROAD  -Owns  23  miles  of  track,  including  4  miles  double  track  and  2 
miles  sidings.  Balls  are  60  and  72-lb.  T  rail.  The  railway  plant  and 
the  steam  and  electric  lighting  plants  have  cost  about  $1,300,000. 

OFFICERS.— Bussell  B.Harrison,  President;  John  Q.  MoNutt,  Vice- 
Presldent;  M.  F.  Burke,  Treasurer ;  P.  P.  Thomas,  Secretary.  N.  Y. 
office,  Manhattan  Building,  66  Broadway. 

INDEX— V.  61,  p.  1066, 1108:  V.  63,  p.  116. 


TOLEDO,    OHIO. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  81,434;  IN  1880  WAS  50,137; 
AND  IN  1870  WA8  31,584. 

TOLEDO  TRACTION  COMPANY -A  trolley  road. 
(S«e  Map  on  page  87.) 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  in  May,  1895.  On  July  1,  1896, 
acquired  by  consolidation  all  the  property,  rights  and  franchises,  etc., 
of  all  the  street  railways  In  the  city  of  Toledo,  including  Toledo 
Consolidated,  Metropolitan,  Central,  Ironvllle,  Toledo  Electric  Railway 
and  Toledo  Electric  Street  railway  companies.  Also  controls  the 
Toledo  Consolidated  Electric  Co.,  which  owns  and  controls  practically 
all  the  electric  lighting  (public  and  private)  and  power  business.of  the 
city,  and  the  underground  conduits.  The  entire  system— railway,  In- 
candescent and  arc  lighting,  and  power — operated  from  the  new 
central  power  station  in  place  of  from  four  stations  as  previously. 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.    Interest.  Outstand'g.        Maturity, 

Common  stock,  par  $100 $4,000,000          

Pref.,6%,  non-cum.,par$100 6  p.  c.       2,000,000         

Tol.  Con.  St.  1st  M.,  $1,000..   1885       6  J-J          300,000    Jan.  1, 1900 

2d  mortgage,  ($5OO) 1887      6  J-J          114,000    Jan.  1, 1900 

Interest  at  Fourth  Nat.  Bank,  N.  Y.  City 
Tol.  Consol.  Street  Rail  way)    1889       5  J-J      1,086,000   July  1, 1909 

consol.  mort.,  currency,  >  Interest  is  payable  at  Metropolitan  Trust 

$l,OOO,c.,  65  miles )     Co.,  Trustee,  New  York  City. 

Toledo  Electric  Street  Ky  (     1892     5  g.  F-A       700,000    Feb.  1, 1912 

1st  mort.,  36  miles,  gold  ]  Interest  at  Blair  &  Co.,  33  Wall  St.,  N.  Y. 

$1,000 o*  (    Security  &  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  N.  Y.  City. 

Tol.  Traction  consol.  M., )       1896    5  g.  J&J    2,800,000    July  1, 1909 

$6,000,OOOg.,($l,000)  c*  J  Interest  at  Guaranty  Tr.  Co.,  N.Y.,  trustee. 

Bonds— Ot  the  new  consolidated  mortgage  5s  of  1896  for  $6,000,000, 
$2,200,000  are  retained  by  the  mortgage  trustee  to  retire  divi- 
sional prior  lien  bonds  when  due,  $2,800,000  were  used  to  retire 
certain  old  bonds  canceled  and  mortgages  satisfied  at  time  of  consoli- 
dation, and  $1,000,000  are  reserved  for  future  extensions  and  better- 
mante,  to  be  issued  only  at  the  rate  of  75  per  cent  of  actual  cost  of 
,auoh  improvements.  The  mortgage  is  a  first  lien  on  all  the  railway 
property,  rights  and  franchises  now  owned  or  hereafter  acquired,  ex- 
cept as  to  the  divisional  liens  of  <2, 200,030  on  portions  of  the  road 
and  a  first  lien  on  the  new  Central  Station  and  other  reaUy.  The  bonds 
are  further  secured  by  the  deposit  with  the  trustee  of  $1,000,000  par 
value  of  1st  mortgage  bonds  of  the  Toledo  Consolidated  Electric  Co., 
together  with  all  the  stock  of  that  company. 

EARNINGS— For  the  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross  earnings  were 
$910,414;  operating  expenses  and  taxes,  $567,492;  net  earnings, 
$342,922.  Annual  interest  on  funded  debt  as  of  Aug.,  1896,  $254,140- 

ROAD— Length  of  track,  120  miles;  of  streets,  70  miles.  Gauge,  4 
feet  8  Inches.  Rail  (mostly  girder),  56  to  90  Ibs.  Cars  (closed),  119; 
open,  102:  trailers,  23),  244. 

OFFICERS— President,  Albion  E.  Lang,  Toledo ;  Vice-President,  John 
B.  Dennis,  33  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.;  Secretary,  Charles  L.  Wight;  Treasurer, 
William  E.  Hale.  Directors— A.  E.  Lang,  N.  B.  Ream,  C.  L.  Wight, 
William  E.  Hale,  Barton  Smith,  W.  S.  Jewell,  W.  H.  McClellan,  James 
A.  Blair  and  John  B.  Dennis.  Office,  Monroe  and  Water  Sts.,  Toledo. 
— V.60,  p.  886;  V.  62,  p.  989;  V.  63,  p.  1116. 


TOLEDO  &  MAUMEE  VALLEY  RAILWAY 
—A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— Chartered  in  1891  to  build  a  street  railway 
from  Toledo  to  Perrysburg  and  Maumee.  Capital  stock  Is  $300,000. 

First  mortgage  is  for  $300,000  of  5  per  cents,  dated  1895,  due  1920. 
Interest  M.  &  S.,  at  Metropolitan  Trust  Co.,  New  York,  trustee. 

ROAD— Owns  13  miles  of  track,  entering  Toledo  over  tracks  of  To 
«lo  Traction  Co.;  56-lb.  rail;  14  oars.  The  Toledo  Maumee  &  Perrys- 
burg Electric  RR.  forms  an  extension.  President,  A.  K.  Detmiller. 


TOPEKA,    KAN. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  31,007;  IN  1880  WAS  15,452; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  5,790. 

TOPEKA   BELT  R  AIL  WAY.-A  steam  road. 
ROAD  ETC.— Said  M    operate  4  miles  of  track.    Stock  said  to  I  e 


$1,000,000.    First  mortgage  and  collateral  trust  bonds,  6s,  A-O,  $50O, 
000,  dated  1889,  due  1919.    President,  Chas.  8.  Gleed. 

TOPEKA    RAILW A Y -Mostly  trolley. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.     Interest.    Outstanding.       Maturity. 

Stock,  $1,250,000  ($100) $l,250,OOOl.p 

T  i>,.   i<,tM  (1892    4»sg.M-S      1,100,000    May  1,1922. 

I  i?Sf  SA^'  ,  wtnnni  „  I  Interest  at  J.  Kennedy  Tod  &  Co.,N.Y.  City. 
,1,100,000)  g.  ($1,000)  c.  £Tru9tee  l8  Manhattan  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  City. 

ROAD— On  Dec.  20, 1894,  owned  33>a  miles  of  trolley  and  m  miles  of 
horse  track ;  total,  35  miles,  laid  w.th  35  to  52  pound  rails. 

OFFICERS— President  and  Treasurer,  Clifford  C.  Baker;  Vioe-Presl- 
dent,  M.  A.  Low ;  Secretary,  J.  G.  Slonecker. 

WEST  SIDE   CIRCLE   R AI LW A Y-A  steam  road. 
ROAD,  ETC.— Was  operating  in  May,  1895, 6>4  miles  of  track.    Stock 
said  to  be  $50,000.    First  mortgaee  6s,  A-O,  1887,  due  1907,  $50,000. 


TORONTO,    CANADA. 

POPULATION  1895  WAS  174,309;  IN  1890  WAS  160,141; 
AND  IN  1880  WAS  75,110 

THE  TORONTO  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  in  1892  and  acquired  by  purchase  the 
old  Toronto  City  Street  railways  and  the  exclusive  privilege  to  work 
street  railways  in  the  city  of  Toronto  for  a  term  of  30  years  from  Sep- 
tember 1, 1891  (with  the  exception  of  two  small  reservations  in  the  act 
which  are  believed  to  be  of  no  importance),  a  privilege  which  has  since 
been  ratified  by  act  of  the  legislature  of  Ontario. 

In  September,  1898,  It  was  reported  that  the  Toronto  Ry.,  in  connec- 
tion with  the  Montreal  St.  Ry.,  had  leased  the  Birmingham  Tramways 
(431s  miles  of  track  operated  by  horses)  for  2 1  rears  at  an  annual 
rental  of  £5,000.  Electricity  is  to  be  introduced. 

Payments  to  the  City— These  consist  of  $800  per  mile  of  single  track 
and  $1,600  per  mile  of  double  track  per  year ;  and  a  progressive  per- 
centage on  the  gross  receipts  of  the  company,  viz.:  8  per  cent  of  re- 
ceipts till  these  reach  $1,000,000;  10  per  cent  of  gross  receipts  between 
$1,000,000  and  $1,500,000;  12  per  cent  between  $1,500,000  and 
$2,000,000;  15  per  cent  between  $2,000,000  and  ^3,000,000;  20  per 
cent  on  all  gross  receipts  over  $3,000,000.  On  Sept.  1, 1921,  city  can 
purchase  the  property  at  a  price  to  be  settled  by  arbitration. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—         Date.       Interest.       Outstand'g.  Last  div., etc 

Stock  (par  $100) $6,000,000  f. p.  July  2, 1896 

Toronto  St.  Ry.  debens.     1881       6  J-J  600,000       July  1,1914 

lstM.,$4,550,000$&*(  1891       4i2g.1I       2,200,000     Aug.  31,  1921 

$35,000  p.  m o*  ( T'stees,  G.  A.  Cox,  To'nto,  <fe  R.  B.  Angus,  Mont. 


If  Interest  and  principal  on  sterling  bonds  payable  Feb.  28  and  Aug. 
31  at  Bank  of  Scotland,  LotUbury,  London,  E.  C. 

DIVIDENDS— In  July,  1895, 1%  per  cent;   in  1896,  Jan.,  1%  per  cent 
July,  1  %  per  cent. 

Sinking  F und— The  company  is  obliged  to  redeem  5  per  cent  of  its 
total  bond  issue  by  drawings  at  par  yearly  from  Aug.  31, 1911  to  1920. 

Bonds— The  first  mortgage  bonds  cover  the  entire  property,  subject  to 
payments  due  the  city  and  the  debentures,  to  retire  which  $600,000 
firsts  are  reserved.  The  bonds  unissued  may  be  used  for  new  construc- 
tion at  the  rate  of  $35,000  per  mile  of  single  track,  but  its  total  bond 
issue  must  not  exceed  in  the  aggregate  $4,550,000. 

ROAD — In  August,  1896,  operated  94  miles  of  track,  of  which  8 
miles  controlled  by  ownership  of  stock. 

EARNINGS— 1  month, )  1897 Gross,  $75,263  ;  net,  $34,274 

Jan.  1  to  Jan.  31-  S  1896 Gross,    74,376;  net,    31,239 

Earnings  for  years  ending  Dec.  31  as  follows : 

Gross.  Net.  Interest.    Amt. paid  city.    BaL.furp. 

1896. ...$997,273       $489,512        

1895....  992,801          502,886     $131,997               $78,197       $292,692 
1894....  958,371          440,663        . $189,96S ,         250.695 

OFFICERS— President,  William  Mackenzie;  Vice-President,  James 
Ross;  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  J.  C.  Grace. 

TRENTON,    N.    J. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  57,458;  IN  1880  WAS  29,910; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  22,874. 

EAST  PENN  TRACTION  COMPANY-To  lie  a 
trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC. In  April,  1897,  the  right  of  way  and  fran- 
chises were  stated  to  have  been  practically  secured  between  Trenton, 
N.  J.,  and  Yardley.Newtown  and  Doylestown,  etc.,  I'a.  Under  con- 
struction in  May,  1897,  from  Trenton  to  Doylestown,  26  miles. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.     Outstanding.     Maturity 

Stock,  $416,000  ($50) $416,000          

First  mort.  bonds,  gold)      , Sq7 5  5  g.  semi- ?      41*5000  TUTIA  i    1097 

($500,  &o.)  J        Ba7i  annual.   J       .1*>,OOO  Jut  e  1, 19^7 

DIRECTORS— Senator  W.  H.  Andrews,  of  Titusville;  ex-Senator  C.  S. 
V  andegrift,  of  Bucks  County ;  Senator  Israel  H.  Durham,  F.  R.  Nich- 
ols, Lewis  A.  Conwell,  Charles  E.  Hallowell  and  Dr.  F.  8.  Wilson,  W.  R. 
Andrews  (of  Meadville);  T.  Howard  Atkinson,  A.  S.  Cad walader, Walter 
Brown  and  John  T.  Fish.  President,  A.  8.  Cad  walader,  of  Yardley,  Pa.; 
Vice  President,  T.  H.  Atkinson ;  Secretary,  David  H.  Stcne;  Treasurer, 
John  C.  Mc-Naughton.  Office,  No.  1345  Arch  Street,  Philadelphia. 
V.  64,  p.  707,  754. 

NEW  YORK  &  PHILADELPHIA  TRACTION 
-To  be  a  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  July,  1894,  and  proposed  to  build  a  trolley 
line  connecting  New  York  and  Philadelphia.  The  Central  Jersey 
Traction  Company  was  to  build  the  road,  but  in  July,  1895,  that  com- 
pany was  placed  in  receiver's  hands.  In  August,  1896,  a  syndicate  of 
Philadelphia  capitalists  headed  by  J.  Canby  secured  control,  and 
contracts  amounting  to  $475,000  for  construction  in  the  neighborhood 
of  Bound  Brook,  New  Brunswick,  Dunellen  and  Rarltan  were  said 
to  have  been  made.  In  May,  1897,  company  advertised  for  proposals 
for  masonry  on  line  from  Bound  Brook  to  Summerville.— V.  59,  p.  115 
V.  61,  p.  113. 


bTREET    RAILWAYS. 


87 


88 


STKEET    RAILWAYS. 


TRENTON  PASSENOER  RAILWAY.-(CON- 
8OLIDATED)— A  trollev  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Formed  in  October,  1891  by  consolidation  of  the 
«ntlre  street  railway  system  of  the  olty,  viz.:  Trenton  Horse  RR.  Co., 
organized  In  1859;  City  Railway,  organized  In  1876;  Hamilton  Town- 
ahlp  Street  Ry.  and  South  Clinton  Avenue  A  Broad  Street  Railway 
companies,  organized  In  1890.  Operated  under  a  charter  that  Is  under 
stood  to  be  perpetual  and  irrepealable,  and  under  a  franchise  said  to 
be  exclusive.  In  January,  1895,  stockholders  of  the  Trenton  Traction 
Company  purchased  control  of  the  stock  (see  V.  60,  p.  44). 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.  Maturity,  etc 

Stock  ....  - $1,500,000  

First  mortgage 1  f  100,000  1906  to  1915 

!  "">' »  "•*"  J arly  Sept.  30) 

1916  to  1925 


$1,000,000,  gi 

$1,000  each,  o* 

Interest  at  Cent'l  Trust 
Company,  trustee, 
New  York  City. 


1891 


F_jO.OOO 

6g.  A-O  •(  ($15,000  due  yearly  Sept.  30) 
I     $100,000          1926  to  1930 
($20,000  due  yearly  Sept.  30) 
[     $650,000       Sept.  30,  1931 

Otherdebts  (Jan.1,1897) $197,850    

Cost  road  and  equipment  to  Jan.  1, 1897,  $2,668,167. 
ROAD— In  November,  1896,  owned  and  operated  37  miles  of  track. 
The  new  tracks  have  90-lb.  Johnson  girder  rails.    Has  power  house  of 
sufficient  dimensions  to  operate  the  system  and  also  to  light  the  city. 

t  nine     Ynar       >  1896 gross,  $228,356;    expenses,  $226,284 

EARNINOS.-Year,      /Igg5 yjJJJ    222j761.    expenses,    220,990 

Jan.  1  to  Deo.  31.  ^894 gross,    198,681;    expenses,    197,552 

Expenses  above  are  stated  to  Include  expenditures  for  repairs  and 

•cost  of  superintendence  and  maintenance. 
OFFICERS— President,  Henry  C.  Moore;  Vice-President,  Thomas  C. 

Barr;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Jno.  L.  Kuser. 

TRENTON   TRACTION-- 

ORQANIZATION  -Incorporated  in  December,  1894.  Proposed  to  lease 
the  Trenton  Passenger  Railway,  but  the  minority  stockholders  of  that 
company  objecting,  a  number  of  the  Trenton  Traction  stockholders 
purchased  control  of  the  Passenger  Railway,  buying,  it  is  said,  $1,000,- 
•000  stock  for  $500,000.  See  V.  60,  p.  44. 

STOCK— Stock  authorized  and  outstanding,  $500,000;  par,  $100 

Stockholders  include  Thomas  C.  Barr,  of  East  Orange;  Edward  J. 
Moore,  of  Philadelphia;  George  B.  Jenkinson,  or  Newark;  F.  W.  Roeb. 
jlng,  Gen.  W.  8.  Stryker,  John  L.  Kuser  and  H.  H.  Hamill,  all  of  Tren- 
ton, and  F.  M.  Eppley,  of  West  Orange. 


TROY,  N.  Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  60,956;  IN  1880  WAS  56,747; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  46,421. 

TROY   CITY   RAILW A Y-Mostly  electric. 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Jan.  31, 1866.    Controls  by  lease  the  Troy 
A  Lansingburg  RR..  which  in  turn  leases  the  following:   Troy  &  Cohoes 
Ry.,  Lansingburg  &  Cohoes  Ry.,  Waterford  &  Cohoes  Cos. 
STOCK  &  BONDS.—    Date.       Interest.       Outstand'g          Maturity. 
Stock  ($100) 5      Quar.    $2,000,000       Dec.  I,'96,li4 

l8Ho^8eTRR  &^1Wa|l876       7      J-J  34,000       Jan.1,1897 

Troy  &  Lansingburg )  1888       5      A-O  37,000       Apr.  1, 1898 

consol.  mortgage..  5  Interest  at  Mutual  National  Bank,  Troy. 
Troy  &Lansb.  uiort...  1888       5      A-O  42,000       Apr.  1,1903 

Troy  City  Istcou.M.,)  1892       5  g.  A-O         1,887,000       Oct.    1,1942 

g.,$2,OOO,OOO..o*ir  J  Interest  paid  by  Trustee,  Central  Trust  Co.,  N.Y. 
Debentures) A, B  AC)  1895-6       6  M-N  380,300         1900-1901 

In  1896  issued  the  debentures  for  floating  debt,  etc. 

DIVIDENDS— Dividends  of  5  per  cent  per  annum  have  been  paid,  but 
In  March,  1897,  none  was  declared. 

ROAD— Operates  track  in  Troy,  extenling  to  Lansingburg,   Green 
Island,  Cohoes  and  Waterford. 


Total  tracks  owned 21-59 

Length,  of  lines  leased         Miles. 

Troy  to  Cohoes 3-72 

Lansiugburg  to  Cohoes 1-1 

Waterford  to  Cohoes 1-88 

Second  track  and  sidings 3-00 


Length  of  road  owned.         Miles. 
Mainline  (single  track)...      10-15 

Branches 3-52 

UnionDepot -51 

Secondtrack. 7-41 

Wgt.  of  rallperyd.,631ato9313lbs. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— For  9  months  ending  March,  31 : 
9  months.     Gross.  Net.         Other  inco.  Int.,  taxes,  etc.  Sal.  .fur. 

1896-7...  $365,528        $164,923  $6,280        $106,193  $65,010 

1895-6...   378,488  187,095  3,789  100,146 

On  March  31, 1897,  loans  and  bills  payable,  $57,690. 

ANNUAL  REPORT.— Annual  reports  show : 
Tr.  end.  June  30.    1896.         1895. 
Gross  earn'gs.$515.773    $454,078 

Net 252,129      224,512 

Other  income.       4,395          1,913 

Interest JiqsioiJ    101,774 

Taxes  &  rents  5  lio'*-i*<      17,758 


1896. 

Dividends $100,000 

Bal.,  sur.  year     21,100 
Total    surplus 
June  30 123,756 


90,738 


1895. 
$100,000 
1,893 

136,313 


GENERAL  BALANCE  SHEET  JUNE  30,  1896. 


Assets. 

Cost  of  road  and  equip. $2, 193,385 
Securities  of  other  cos. .  746,440 
Other  perma'nt  Invests.  2,260,000 

Supplies 64,204 

Open  accounts,  etc 4,992 

Cash  on  hand 23,720 

Unaccrued  expens.  paid         6,285 


l.iitliilitie.i. 

Capital  stock $2,000,000 

Cap.  stock  leased  roads.      765,000 

Funded  debt 2,000,000 

Debentures 380,300 

Int.  due  and  accrued...        29,566 

Open  accounts 404 

Profit  and  loss  (surp.) . .      123,756 


$5,299,026  $5,299,026 

P  NOTE — "  Capital  stock  leased  roads"  includes  Troy  &  Cohoes  stock 

§0,000,  dividends  under  lease  7  p.  o.  yearly ;  Lansingburg  &  Cohoes, 
5,000,  dividends  under  lease,  7  p.  c.  yearly ;  Troy  &  Lansingburg, 
00,000,  owned  by  Troy  City  Ry. ;  total,  $765,000.  The  Waterford  & 
hoes  RR.  has  $25,000  stock,  which  receives  7  p.  o.  yearly  under 
ease. 

OFFICERS.-  President,  C.  Clemlnshaw  j    Sec.  and  Treas,  J.  J.  Hagen 
—V.  62,  p.  321,  952;  V.  63,  p.  658. 


UTICA,  N.    Y. 
POPULATION  1890  WAS  44,001;  IN  1880  WAS  33,914; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  28,804. 

'UTICA  BELT     LINE    STREET    RAILROAD 
—A  trolley  road. 


ORGANIZATION— Chartered  June  18,  1886,  and  owns  the  principal 
street  car  lines  in  Utioa  and  adjoining  villages.  It  leases  and  operates 
a  portion  of  the  Clinton  &  Blnghamton  Railroad  at  a  rental  of  $15,000, 
the  lease  being  dated  1886  and  running  99  years. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Miles.  Dale.  Interest.  Onls'd'g.  Maturity. 

Com.  ($150,000)  ($100) $150,000f.p 

Pref.  ($150,000)  ($100) 134,OOOf.p 

1st  M.  ($500,000)  gold 1889  4-5  M-N  500,000  Nov.  1, '39 

2d  M.  ($200,000)  gold. o 1891  4-5  J-J  141,000  Jan.  1,1931 

Interest  at  N.  Y.  Security  &  Trust  Co.  (trustee),  N.  Y.  City. 

Stock- Preferred  stock  is  non-cumulative  and  only  entitled  to  divi- 
dends when  earned  as  follows:  For  two  years  from  May  1,  1894,  at 
4  per  cent;  for  2  years  from  May  1st,  1896,  at  5  per  cent,  and  there- 
after at  6  per  cent. 

Bonds— 1st  M.  bonds  draw  interest  for  2  years  from  May  1st 
1894,  at  4  per  cent,  and  thereafter  at  5  per  cent ;  2nd  M.  bond- 
draw  interest  for  4  years  from  July  1st,  1894,  at  4  per  cent,  and  there- 
after at  5  per  cent.  Second  mortgage  bonds  are  $500  each. 


ROAD—  Lines  Leased.          Miles. 

Yorkville  to  Upper  Mills 1-75 

Main  street  to  New  Hartford..  3-80 

"       "       to  Whitesboro 3-7'J 

Sidings  (owned  and  leased 5-00 


Lines  Owned.  Miles. 

Main  line 6-38 

Branch 1-60 


Total  of  all 22-23 


LATEST  EARNINGS— For  9  months  ending  March  31 : 

9  mos.             Gross.            Net.          Oth.  inc.    Int.  it  taxes.  Hal.,  sur. 

1896-7 $123,935       $44,019           $255           $37,177  $7,097 

1895-6 123,805          38,813          32,564  6,249 

ANNUAL  REPORT-— For  years  ending  June  30,  earnings  have  been  : 


1895-6.  1894-5. 

Gross $166,966  $154,799 

Net 56,087  61,936 

Interest 25,639  25,640 


1895-6.  1894-5. 

Taxes $2,776       $2,273 

Rentals 15,002       16,026 

Balai  ce,  surplus.12,670       17,397 


BALANCE  SHEET — General  balance  sheet  June  30, 1896: 


Assets. 

Road  and  equipment $937,487 

Supplies 8,020 

Open  accounts 13 

Cashouhand 3,360 


Liabilities. 

Capital  stock $283,912 

Bonds 641,000 

Interest  accrued 3333 

Wages,  etc 2'030 

Profit  and  loss,  surplus. . .     18-605 

Total $948,880       Total $948,880 

OFFICERS — President,  John  W.  Boyle;  Vice-President,  James  T. 
Gardner;  Secretary,  Edward  Bushinger;  Treasurer,  Chas.  W.  Mather 
— V.  60,  p.  437;  V.  61,  p.  1014;  V.  62,  p.  321,  910;  V.  63,  p.  503. 


UTICA   &    MOHAWK    RAILROAD- 
ORGANIZATION— Chartered  Jan.  4, 1874.    Owns  parks  valued  in  bal- 
ance sheet  at  $45,182. 

STOCK,  BONDS    ETC  —  Miles.  Dale.  Interest.  Outstand'p.   Maturity. 

Stock,  $250,000,'par  $50 $52,100      

1st  mortgage,  gold 1890   5  g.  J-J       75,000    July  1,1910 

2d  mortgage,  $35,000 1896    6  M-N         15,000    Nov.1,1910 

Bills  payable  June  30/96 25,600     

ROAD— Owns  from  Genesee  Street  to  Utica  Park,  2%  miles ;  sidings 
0-33  miles ;  total,  3-08  miles.    Rails,  40  to  45  Ibs. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  June  30  earnings  were : 

1896.         1895.    I                                     1896.  1895. 

Gross $28,047     $25,879  I  Taxes $688  $499 

Net 3,873          4,420  I  Interest 6,374  6,237 

Other  income...        957         2,490  I  Balance def.2,232  sur.174 

OFFICERS— President,  James  F.Mann;  Secretary,  William  E.  Lewis; 
Treasurer,  George  D.  Dimon;  all  of  Utica. 


WACO,   TEXAS 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  13,067;  IN  1880- WAS  7,295; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  3,008. 

CITIZENS'  RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— In  1895  acquired  the   Waco   Electric   Railway   A 
Light  Company,  adding  9  miles. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.  Outstand'g.        Maturity. 

Stock $350,000         

1st  mortgage,  currency...     1890     6  A-O        350,000        Oct.  1,  1910 

Trustee  is  St.  Louis  Trust  Company  of  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

ROAD— Operates  about  25  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS— President  and  General  Manager,  H.  C.  Scott. 


WAKEFIELD,     MASS. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  6,982 ;  IN  1880  WAS  5,547 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  4,135 

WAKEFIELD  &  STONEHAM  STREET  RY.- 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  in  1892. 

STOCK  &   BONDS—  Date.    Interest.     Outstanding.    Mahirili/,. 

Stock,  $300,000,  $100  par 6  p.  c.  $150,000        Text. 

1st  mort.  $150,000  gold...  c.    1895    5g.M-S       150,000  Mar.  1, 1  i>ir> 

The  whole  Issue  is  redeemable  at  105  after  March  1, 1900,  but  Imn.ls 
cannot  be  drawn.  Interest  at  American  Loan  &  Trust  trustee,  Bost  jn. 
Dividends  in  year  1894-95,  6  per  cent;  in  1895-96,  6  p.  c. 

ROAD— Owns  15-42  miles  of  track, laid  with  50-lb.  T  rails,  in  towns  of 
Wakeiield,  Stoneham,  Reading,  Saugus  and  Melrose.ail  in  Massiichu  - 
setts.  The  extension,  Reading  to  Stoneham,  was  opened  May  26, 1895. 

LATEST  EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Sept.  30, 1896,  gross,  $58,212; 
net,  $21,702;  fixed  charges,  $11,492;  dividends,  $9,000;  bal.,  sur.,  for 
year,  $1,210.  In  1891-95,  gross,  $52,548;  net,  $19,180, 

OFFICERS— President,  C.  F.  Woodward;  Vice-Pros.,  Treas.  and  Gen. 
Man.,  J.  F.  Shaw;  Secretary,  E.  M.  Southworth;  Supt,  C.  F.  Heath. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


b9 


WASHINGTON,  D.  C. 

PorCLATlo*  1890  WAS  138,932 ;  IX  1880  WAS  147,293 ; 
-"O  WAS  109.199. 

ANACOSTIA  &  POTOMAC  RIVER  RAIL- 
RO  AD-A  horse  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  Feb.  18, 1875. 

STOCK  A  BONDS—  Mile*.  Date.  Interttt.  Oul*tantTg.  Maturity. 

Stock  aa.T910O.OOO  (93O)  91OO.OOO  

,.tM  «>or>nnn»r.M  «-Jlo"4°  1891  flg  A-O  20O.OOO  Oct.l,  193 1 
ntM..«.-00.000,gold..e  J  Subject  to  call  after  19O1 

9.1-*   *nu>nnn  ,,,rr«n<rrS 1893    6J-J       91OO.OOO  1912 

Subject  to  call  after  1897 

MM    sW>000  ••    18a5      950,000    .... 

•    -"•'"•'         .  Subject  to  call  after  1897 

/•ssnal  U  payable  at  National  Capital  Bank.  Washington,  D.  C. 

Trustee*  of  flrst  mortgage  and  of  second  mortgage,  Charles  A.  James 
and  Chsrle*  c.  Glover. 

ROAD  -Owns  13-4O  mile*  of  track  and  has  trackage  right*  over  1-98 
miles;  total  November.  1890, 15-39  mile*. 

EARNINGS— Year*  ending  Dee.  31   were  a*  follow*:  In  1890,  gross 
940.330;  Bet.  93,568.    In  1890  Issued  Mils  payable.  9 1 1 8.531 . 
1890.      .1894.  :-•-. 


1-  M 

Gross  receipts.  .947,612    * 
Def.  nnder  opar.   17.337 
Interest 14.318      — 


Taxes  and  Ins...     $55O 


9155 


O--  MM    '• 


Total  deflrlt. . .  932.225    914.751 
1.127.508  In  199*  1,147.352  In  1893;  1.328.987  In  1894. 
•Ing  Agent  and  General  Manager.  H.  A- 


Griswnld;  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  J.  B.  Pitcher. 


THE  BELT  RAILWAY  COMPANY-A  horse  road- 
ORGANIZATION— Originally  Incorporated  In  1875  as  the  Capitol  North 
O  Street  *  Booth  Washington  By.  Co..  bat  name  changed  to  The  Belt 
•all way  Co.  Feb.  18.1899.  IB  J«ne.  1899.  control  wa*  acquired  In 
IBtorest  of  Colombia  *  Maryland  of  Baltimore.  W.  K.  Behoepf  wa* 
appointed  receiver  of  Belt  Ry.  OB  Sept.  31. 1890-4M  V.  63.  p.  539. 

The  amritte*,  road,  earning*,  etc.,  an  as  follows : 
HSaft, 


—  900 

No.OHt.Vs.'w, 

I  6s  of  1888 


50.000 


ObD*oLM.of  1-91..%«J-J     450.000 
9900.000 aath..  do*  Jnly  1. 1*21. 
iNTUUT-At     Bin*    National 
BankTwaaav.   D.    <T  Tn«rteo  to 
Asaertean  Seourtty  *  Trust  Com- 


ROAD-Owns  15-4  mllea  of  track. 
EARNINGS-  Year  ending  Dee,  31 . 


Oa*nrg**p. 


T.'.'r*   *'••'••  : 


n 


1890.      "    1890. 
987.034    9109.404 
110.097       137325 
23.003         28.121 
3o!fll3         31.799 
59678         59920 


paay,  Washington,  D.  C. 

OFFlCCRS-Reeelver.  W.  K.  Seboepf;  President.   D.  M.    Newbold: 
•ML  and  Tr«a«  .  n.  K.  Ormy.-T.  63.  p.  559. 


l.tM.  . 


BRIGHTWOOD   RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 
OIOANIZATION— Incorporated  Oct.  18, 1999. 
STOCK  4  BONDS-  XU-ttnrk.  Dmtt.  Inltrttt.  OutMmuff. 

...........  ..^  .„„ ^    ^        oefciYiiis 

12          1999     OM-y     100.000  May  1. 1911 
ZoBBtral  Tn*l  On.  ItnMtoa),  How  York  City. 

TO*  12  miles  track  on  3  >imllM  of  (tracts. 

iNlNOS-YearseBd.Dee.31-     1890.       1890.         1994.        1891" 
learnings.  ..  949431    901.197    951.O41    936.9O7 


Gross 


LoMbytra 


:•-.••-  . 

910.703    9191419    916,003    910.961 
OFFiciRS-Preafclent,  H.  S.  Cummin*. :  Vice- President.  E.  O.  McNalr 
Sec.. Victor  B.  Deyber.  Treas.  Ken  Man.  and  Pnrch.  Agt..C.  P.  William.. 


>«*r 


CAPITAL  TR  ACTION. -A  oahl*  a«d  orerfcead  and  nn 

dT.'f.   ,!:•!     ||      ....     -..   irl 

ORGANIZATION -In  Ut>  fall  of  1990  absorbed  the  WaahlngtoB  * 
OsorgXowB  and  B»ek  Or»ak  sssBfaalss.  B«e  V.  01.  p.  283.328.588. 

STocK-913.000.000lpar.  9100I.OM4  a*  follows:  9Z.75u.OOO  to  retire 
9500.000  Washington  *  Oeorgetown  stock;  9e.OOO.OOO  to  retire 
94.000.000  WasklBftoB  *  Osorgetown  bonds:  and  9l.2JO.OOO  to  retire 
R~-k  Cr***  stock  a»4  boBd*.  Praetlrally  all  the  itoek  and  bonds  of 
the  old  eompaalos  havs  ben  sxehaaged.  The  Georgetown  ei tenssoa 
aad  Union  PB*aeBgw8taUoB.e*«Uagaboat  9450.000,  were  eoaipl*«*d 
ta  Way.  1997.  ~ 

ROAO-tSatf 
•kllw  of  road. 
Btotod  IB  May.  1897. 

ear  saving  Dee.  3  Ion  road*  aev  consolidated 

rSSK      -0*"       np^'>"9     .  ** 

•aSSBi 


IB 


of  ttolloy  track  (being  18<t 
to  Georgetown  was  eosn- 


i. ,,. 

1.045JHO  :37  '994.013 

IB  1890  4lvlds*>d  cj>t  p.  e.).  9419373.    IB  1999 
81«0.91«;  dlvMada,9194.- 

Ofnctus   PraaMant.  G.  T.  Donlop;  Tin*  Pta»1*aal, 
r.  O.  M. 


8.  OMU.-V.  91,  p.  393.  m.  668;  V.  OS,  p.  197. 


a  Glorer. 


COLUMBIA    RAILWAY-Aeableroad. 

ORGANIZATION -Incorpnrateti  May  24. 1871. 

9TOCJJ  db  90jnt         Jfilat.       AM*.    fnfir*af  OutttmuiTi    Maturity 

ftotfWSftsWL**0*    <H*      9*00,000'    SeetexL 

l«t  M.  r9AOO.OOO)eor.  0        1894    0    A-O         500.OOO  Oct.  1.1914 

&MJd"«tto  call  .    Int.  at  National  Bank  Republic.  Washington. 
Blltor'yMeMaM/97     9IH.OOO      

DtrHndt   1999  to  F*sjruary,  1895,  f  p*r*«»t  per  annum;  In  flseal 
year  1*93  0  paid  3  p.  e.:  In  189O-7.  MI  p.  e. 

Mertgag*  trswtoa,  AnMrtean  Beonritr  *  Trust  Co.,  Washington,  D.  C- 

ROAO-OWTW  fl  mlU*  of  track  on  3  i*IJ«  of  .treet     The  motive  power 
hi  1990  was  < 
OS- 


low. 


JTMT  es>ds  P*b.  39.    Earning*  hare  been  as  fol- 


In  1 895-0  road  wa*  operated  by  hone*  one  aonth. 


Ftteal  Tear*,  droii.  Ket.  Int.  &  taiet.  Dicidendt.  Sal ,  rur. 

1896-7 $149,270  $00,962  $35,567  $22,000  $3,395 

1895-6 i:U,030  56,535  35,260  20,000  1  -27r, 

18945 112.311  31,591  6,042  24,000  ',549 

OFFlCERS-rPreslclent,  R-  F-  Baker,  Vice-President,  E.  G.  Davis;  Sec- 
retary and  Treasurer,  Jarnoa  B.  Adams,  v.  62,  p.  84. 

ECKINOTON  &  SOLDIERS1  HOME  RAIL- 
WAY—A horse  and  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— On  June  1, 1895,  control  was  acquired  In  Interes 
of  Columbia  St  Maryland-see  nnder  Baltimore.  Authority  to  con- 
solidate the  rood*  was  granted  In  1896.  W.  K.  Seboepf  was  appointed 
receiver  of  E.  A  8.  H.  Ry.  on  Sept.  21, 1896.— See  V.  63,  p.  559. 

STOCK  A.  BONDS—       Milei.   Date.   Interest.   OitlftanrFg.    Maturity. 

Stock  ($50) $652,000    . 

1st  M.  ($2OO,OOO|. ...C'      17       1891     6J-D        20O.OOO    June  1,1911 
Anier  Sec.  A  Tr.,  trustee,  Wash  I  ncti  i  n .  D.C.       Sub),  to  call  June  1 , 1 896. 

Floating  debt  Deo.  31. 1896,  $95,025. 

ROAD— Owns  17  miles  of  track,  of  which  11<«  are  operated  with. 
horses  and  5>«  by  electricity. 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  Deo.  31  earnings  have  been  as  follows: 


1896.         1895. 

Oroa* 9100,371 91 11.322 

Op.eip.A  taxes    127,482126,567 


Oenett $27,111  $15.245 

Other  income....       4.237      6,429 


1896.         1895. 

Net  deficit $22.874     $8,816 

Int.  Jt  Insurance.  15,851      15,307 


Tot.  def.  for  year.$38,725    $24,123 

Improv'nts,  etc 18,500 

During  1896  received  from  sale  of  receiver's  certificates  $3,000, 
Issoed  (net)  918.425  of  loans  and  bills  payable.  Cash  balance  on  hand 
Jan.  1.1897. 93,032. 

OFFICERS—  Receiver.  W.  K.  Schoepf;  President,  D.  M.  Newbold;  Vice- 
President.  Gen.  Manager  and  Purchasing  Agent,  W.  K.  Sohoepf;  Sec- 
retary and  Treunrer,  H.  K.  Gray.— V.  63,  p.  559. 


GEORGETOWN  &  TENALLYTOWN  RAIL- 
W  A  Y.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  August  10, 1888,    See  V.  63,  p.  229. 

STOCK  A  BONOS—  Dale.       Inlereit.      OuWand'g.    Maturity. 

SUHsk.par  950T!.... 9200.OOO 

lut  mortgage 1894       6      F-A  70.0OO     Feb.  1,  1904 

I'd  mortgage 1896       6      F-A          30.0OO     Feb.  1,  1904 

Interest  U  payable  at  office  of  American  Security  A  Trust  Company 
of  Washington,  D.  C.,  trustee  of  both  mortgage*. 

ROAD— Operate*  9>t  miles  of  track  on  4>*  miles  of  street. 

OFFICEAS— President.  O.  T.  Crosby ;  Vice- President,  C.  A.  Lelb ;  See. 
and  Trea*..  W.  8.  Terry;  Purch.  Agent,  H.  T.  Purdy.-V.  63,  p.  229. 


METROPOLITAN  RAILROADCO.-Underground 
.-Irotrlc. 

ORGANIZATION— Incorporated  July  1.  1864.  In  December,  1896,  a 
bill  was  Introduced  In  Congress  authorizing  9350,000  Increase  in  stock 
to  build  extension  on  Columbia  Street. 

Dot*.    Inlerttt.      OuUlaiuling.  Maturity. 

f\     T  '   14,571  shares.  /  oa.,  -OP  oi«a£ 
i —         ^~J^        930 paid.      j  **ep.  wo,^^1^ 

..il  .880,000.  gold  (1890    3  g  F-A         1,830.000       Feb.  1,1925 
Not  subject  to  cafl.c'  \  Int.  at  Bait.  Tr.  A  Guar.  Co.,  Trustee,  Bait 
..llatcraj  trust  bonds, }  1892     6  J  -  J  5OO.OOO         July  1, 1901 

convertible )  Int't  at  National  Bank  Republic,  Wanhlngton 

Cert*,  of  Indebtedness.    1896     0  A-O  250.0OO          Oct.  1,1906 

nrst  ooHgofK  of  1893  was  authorised  by  Oonfress  for  the  sole  pur- 
pose of  ithnflnc  the  motive  power  from  horses  to  electricity.  It  cov- 
er* all  the  company's  right',  privileges  and  franchises,  together  with 
valuable  real  estate.  This  real  estate  has  been  appraised  at  $700,000 
and  la  IBM  to  be  worth  over  91  .OOO.OOO.  A  sinking  fund  from  sale  of 
unused  real  estate  may  purchase  bonds  at  not  over  110  and  interest. 

The  tillmlfrtl  trwst  toads  are  convertible  lato  stock  at  option  of 
holder  at  the  ratio  of  one  share  of  stock  (par  93OI  for  $100  of  bonds ; 
they  are  assumd  by  deposit  of  3,000  share*  of  the  company's  stock. 
The  ttrtiflealt*  of  Indtotedntft  were  Issued  In  Sept,  1896,  for  equip- 


»Hia>   The  stockholder*,  besides  being  liable  for  the  remaining  $20 
per  share,  are  liable  nnder  the  provisions  of  the  charter  for  an  amount 
oldings.    In  addition  to  the  stock  given  above  in 
3,000  shares  are  held  by  trustee*  as  security  for 


Dtrldault-mm  1868  to  October,  1894,  Inclusive,  regular  dlvl- 
leasT*  were  paid,  the  rate  In  1894  being  8  percent  per  annum;  then 
none  until  September,  180fl.  24  per  cent. 

ROAD— In  May,  1897,  had  23  mile*  of  track  all  operated  by  under- 
ground electric  system;  100  motor  cars  and  103  trailers. 

E  ARNINOO— For  years  ending  June  30  gross  earnings  have  been : 

1895  ...  $334,362  1892....  9438,748 

1894....    355,594  1891....    415,852 

1890....  9409,788  1893....    420,261  1890....    399,493 

For  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  passenger  earnings,  $417,845;  other 
Incom*.  951.943;  net,  9162,473;  Interest  and  taxes,  9188.825;  bal., 
def.,  for  year.  926.332.  In  1894-3,  passenger  earning*  were  $324,822; 
other  Income.  $9,740. 

OFFICERS-  President  (Nov.,  1896),  Major  George  B.  Harries  ;  Vice- 
President.  K.  I>.  Weaver;  Treasurer,  Wm.J.  Wilson;  Secretary,  G.  B. 
Coleman.  Office,  2411  P  Street,  N.  W.— V.  63,  p,  459. 


WASHINGTON  ALEXANDRIA  &  MOUNT 
VERNON  ELECTRIC  RY.-8«*  ALKXANDHIA,  VA. 

WASHINGTON  &  GLEN  ECHO  RR.- 
OROANIZATION— Successor  In  August,  1896.  to  the  Glen  Echo  RR. 
The  company  Is  Incorporated  nnder  the  laws  of  Maryland,  and 
operates  a  suburban  double-track  railroad,  beginning  at  Connecticut 
Avenue  and  District  Boulevard.  Washington,  and  extending  to  Glen 
Echo  Park  on  the  Potomac. 

ROAD— Owns  54  miles  of  double  (11  mile*  single)  track,  from  Cabin 
John  Bridge  to  Chevy  Chase  Circle  In  Montgomery  County,  Md.  The 
road  connect*  with  the  Georgetown  and  Tennallytown  RB.  and  with 
the  Rock  Creek  RR.  at  Chevy  Chase  Circle. 


90 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


STOCK*  BONDS-  *«••      'ml***.       **•>*£ 

fSr£ortg^gold\V:..'ov       1896       eg.'j-D         200.000  Junei',  1916 
Trustee,  Washington  L.  &  T.  Co..  D.  0.— V.  63,  p  716. 

WASHINGTON  &  GREAT  FALLS  ELEC- 
TRIC RY.— A. trolley  loail. 

ORGANIZATION— Iu  October.  1895.  this  road  wag  Bald  to  be  in  opera- 
tion from  Georgetown  to  tbe  District  boundary. 

Capital  s'ook  Deo.  HI,  1890,  $80,800;  l»t  mortgage  OH,  $356,500; 
bills  payable,  $16,5O7.  In  year  ending  Deo.  31,  1896,  gross  from 
pastengers,  $25,271;  net,  $9,690;  passengers  oarriel,  601,472. 
President,  Jac»l>  P.  Clark;  Secretary,  William  J.  Dante. 

WATERBURY,     CONN. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  28,646;  IN  1880  WAS  17,806; 
AM.  IN  1870  WAS  10.826. 

WATERBURY    TRACTION.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  in  1893,  a  consolidation  of  the  Connectl- 
«uc  Electric  Co.  and  the  Waterbury  Horse  Railroad  Co.  A  special 
charter,  with  amendments,  granted  by  the  State  of  Connecticut,  per- 
mits the  company  to  do  both  on  electric-lighting  and  railway  business. 
Franchise  Is  perpetual. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Dale.     Interest.    Oiitsland'g.        Maturity. 

8U.ckV$l%K>7oO(i($100) $800,000 

I  st  inort.,  $800,000,  gold  (  1893    5  g.  M  -  N      600.000       Nor.  1, 1923 
Tax  exempt  in  Conuocti't}  Sub.  to  call  at  104  and  Int.  aft.  Nov.  1, 1898 

($100  etc) i  Trustee,  Treasurer  Slate  of  Connecticut. 

Bond*— The  mortgage  bas  a  first  lien  on  all  property  and  franchises  of 
«ne  company,  including  electric-light  plant.  The  $200,000  of  bonds 
unissued  may  be  used  for  future  extensions. 

ROAD,  ETC.— In  October,  1896.  was  operating  9%  miles  of  road  with 
12  miles  of  track  extending  through  the  city  of  Waterbury  to  Union 
City,  the  borough  of  Naugatuck,  etc.  Rails  are  60  and  70-lbs. 

EARNINGS— 4  month?.  Grots.  Net.        Sur.overChgi. 

,nj!897 $72,545  $29.613  $17.093 

Jan-ltoApril  30|lg96 ...      74)400  32,673  20,011 

ANNUAL  RE  PORT- For  years  ending  Sept  30: 

1896  '  1895.  T896  1895. 

Railway $137,274        $124,566          $64.995          $48,617 

Electric  lights 105,661  119,255  50,708  60,839 


Interest  and  taxes. 


$242,935        $243,821 


$115,703 
59,094 


$109,456 
27,074 


Balance,  surplus $56,609          $82,382 

OFFICERS— President,  D.  8.  Plume ;  Secretary,  A.  M.  Young ;  Treas- 
urer, J.  R.  Smith ;  General  Manager,  J.  E.  Sewell. 

WATERTOWN,    N.     Y. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  14,725;  IN  1830  WAS  10,697; 
IN  1870  WAS  9,336. 

WATERTOWN  &  BROWNVILLE  STREET 
RAILWAY.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  in  1887.  J.  A.  Lawyer  was  appointed 
receiver  Nuv.  23, 1895.  To  May,  1897,  no  date  of  sale  had  been  set. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Datr.  Interest.  Outstand'g.  Maturity. 

Stock  (par  $100) $100,000  

1st  mortgage,  $100,000 1891  6  J-J  IIO.OOJ  July  1, 1916 

2d  mortgage,  $50,OOO 1894  6A-O  50,000  Mar.  1, 1919 

No  Interest  on  bonds  was  paid  in  1895-6. 

ROAD — Owns  61-!  miles  of  main  track  and  U  mile  sidings. 

EARNINGS— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  For  1895-6,  gross,  $24,908; 
net,  $2,717;  taxes,  $587.  In  18915,  gross,  $27,037;  net,  $2,202; 
taxes,  $636.  Receiver,  J.  A.  Lawyer,  Watertown,  N.  Y. 


WATERVILLE,   ME. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  7,'07;  IN  1880  WAS  4,672; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  4,852. 

•WATERVILLE  &FAIRFIELD  RAILWAY  & 
LIGHT.— An  electric  road. 

ORQANIZATION-A  consolidation  of  Watervllle  A  Fairfleld  RR. 
Waterville  Electric  Light  &  Power  and  Fairfleld  Electric  Light  A 
Power.  Operates  4-36  miles  of  track  between  Fairfleld  and  Water- 
Yllle,  and  furnishes  light  and  power  for  miscellaneous  purposes. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.    Interest.  OuMand'g.  Last  div.,  etc. 

Stock  (par  $100)  ($200,000)      $200,000         2941894-5 

Water.  A  Fair.  RR.  1st  M 6M-N          19,000 

Water.  El.  Lt  A  Pr.  1st  M 6  J-J          22,500 

Waterville  A  Fairfleld  Ry.  A  (    1891     6M-N        151,000  1911 

Lt.  1st  M.  ($200,000) I  Int.  payable  at  Am.  L'n  A  Tr.  Co.,  Boston. 

Dividends— In  1893-94  paid  I'a  per  cent ;  In  1894-95  5  per  cent 

Bond* — 6s  of  1891  are  in  trust  to  retire  prior  bonds  at  maturity. 

EARNINGS— For  years  ending  June  30  as  follows : 

Orott    Railway    Railw'y  Gross  Lt.    Net  LI.       Total     Net  inc. 

of  Ry.    op.exp.        net.       <t  Power.   <t  Power,     inc.    after  int. 

1896... $20.934    $11,855    $9,079         (1)  (»)  (?)  <ji 

1895...   29,234      11,294      7,940      22,207      $6.942      .  $4,989 

1894...   18,979      12,866      6,113      16,087         6,750      12,864      1,080 

OFFlCERS-Qeneral  Manager,  A.  O.  Lombard. 


WEBB  CITY,   MO. 

POPULATION   1890  WAS  5,043 ;  IN  1880  WAS  1,588. 

SOUTHWEST  MISSSOURI  ELECTRIC 
R AI L WA Y.-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.— In  May,  1897,  a  change  in  management  took 
place  and  headquarters  were  removed  to  Carthage,  Mo.  In  1896  the 
company  reported  population  of  places  along  its  route  as  follows: 
Carthage,  10,000;  Joplln,  17,000;  Webb  City,  6,000;  Cartervllle,  3,500; 
Prosperity,  1,500;  Galena,  Kan.,  5,000;  total,  43,000. 


STOCK  &  BONDS—.               Date.    Interest.  Oittttand'g.      .Maturity. 
Stock,  $650,000,  autb. $8511,000    

Mortgages— 
Joplin  to  Webb  City,  Car-)    1893    6g.  M-S     $200,000    Mar.    1,   1913 

tervllle  and  Prosperity.  > Subject  to  call  after  Mar.  1, 1903.  Interest 

$•200,000,  g.,  $500 6* )     at  Central  Trust  Co.,  trustee.  N.  Y.  City. 

1    1896    tg.  J-J         $125,000    July  1.  1926 

¥«_u         ,  •   i   „       »u      'i  Subject  to  call  after  July  1, 1903.  Trustees. 
Joplln  to  Galena,  gold...  y     c^ntril,  x,.,,^  Co..  N.  V.,  and  Mississippi 

I     Valley  Trust  Co.,  St.  Louis. 

r-     .  „  m«  .«  n  ^u  ?    1896    6g.  J-J         $180.000    July  1,  1926 

Cartervllle  to  Carthage. .  £  8ubject  ,£ caU  after  July  lf  1903. 

Stock— In  June,  1896,  the  stock  was  increased  from  $500,000  to 
$650,000  for  purchase  of  Joplin  A  Galena  Electric.  V.  62,  p.  1140. 

ROAD— Operates  10  miles  of  single  track  connecting  Joplln,  Webb 
City, Cartervllle  and  Prosperity,  Mo.;  switches  additional;  purchased 
(in  June,  1896),  Joplin  A  Galena  Electric,  East  Joplln  to  Blendevllle 
5  miles,  and  Jasper  County  Electric  (in  Sept.  1896),  Webb  City  to  Car- 
thage and  Cartervllle,  12 >a  miles;  extensions,  4^  miles;  total  oper- 
ated, 32  miles. 


For  year  ending  Aug.  31,  1896. 

Gross  receipts $58,171 

Net  receipts 26,l>19 

Taxes,  insurance,  etc 3,037 


Interest $9,928 

Rentals 4,400 

Balance,  surplus $9,254 


OFFICERS— (May,  1997)  Secretary,  F.    II.   Fitch;  Treasurer,  D.  R. 
Gouchcr.— V.  62,  p.  1140;  V.  63,  p.  407. 


WEST   SUPERIOR,  WIS. 

POPULATION  OF  SUPERIOR  1890  WAS  11,983. 

SUPERIOR  RAPID  TRANSIT  RAILWAY.- 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  under  Laws  of  Wisconsin  Aug.  1, 1892 
succeeding  to  the  franchise  of  the  Douglas  County  Street,  chartered 
in  1889.  "  A  perpetual  right  of  way  over  all  streets  in  the  heart  of  the 
city  Is  held  and  owned  by  the  company  in  fee  simple. 

RECEIVERSHIP— On  Jan.  28, 1896,  8.  T.  Norvel  and  F.  W.  Oakley  were 
appointed  receivers.— V.  62,  p.  234,  279. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—    Mil-s.    Date.  Int  rest.    Outsland'g.    3Ialurity. 

Stock  $1,000,000 

1st  M.,  $650,000.  g.,  J  24  1892  6g.  F-A  $250,000  Aug.l,  1912 
$1,000  s.f.,  Ser.A.c*  <  Subject  to  call  at  102  and  Interest  Aug.  1, 1902 
2d  mortgage (')  

Interest  on  second  mortgage  is  in  default.    See  V.  62,  p.  279. 

Mortgage— Under  the  mortgage,  Series  B  and  C  ($200,000  each)  are 
co-equally  secured  with  Series  A.  Sinking  fund  ranges  from  $5,000 
Dec.  31, 1893,  to  $20,416  Aug.  1, 1912,  inclusive,  which  amounts  are 
to  be  annually  turned  over  to  the  trustee. 

EARNINGS— For  year  to  Nov.  30, 1895,  net  earnings  were  $39,306. 

ROAD— Operates  26  miles  of  track. 

OFFICERS -President  and  General  Mtnager,  S.  T.  Norvell;  Secretary 
and  Treasurer,  G.  Cnadwlck.— V.  62,  p.  234,  279. 


WESTERLY,   R.   I. 

POPULATION  OF  TOWN  1890  WAS  6,813  ;  IN  1880  WAS  6,104  ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  4,709. 

PAWCATUCK  VALLEY  STREET  RAIL- 
WAY—A trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Incorporated  in  1893.  Population  of  "Village"  of 
Westerly  (in  Connecticut  and  Rhode  Island)  reported  In  1895  by 
officials  as  being  11,000,  and  constantly  increasing. 


STOCK  &  BONDS— 
Stock,  $75,000,  $100  par 


Date.     Interest.     Outstand'g.      Maturity. 
$75,000        ............ 

mr    fcinnnnn  <™IH      «      1894      5     M-N       100,000  1914 

1st  M.,  $100,000,  gold  .  .c  |  Int  ,n  Boston  at  Am.  L.  A  Tr.fmort.  tr'stee). 

ROAD  —  Operates  6  miles  of  track  laid  with  50-lb.  T  rails  in  Westerly, 
R.  I.,  and  suburbs,  extending  to  Watoh  Hill. 

EARNINGS—  For  year  ending  December  31,  1896,  gross,  $16,822  ;  net, 
$7,093  ;  interest  charges,  $5,247;  balance,  surplus,  $1,846.  In  1895, 
gross,  $16,488  ;  net,  $6,373. 

OFFICERS—  President,  William  Hoxsey;  Sec.  and  Treas.,  S.  H.  Crosi. 


WHEELING,  W.  VA. 

POPULATION  IN  1890  WAS  34,522;  IN  1880  WAS  30,737; 
AND  IN  1870  was  19,280. 

WHEELING  RAILW A Y-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Reorganized  in  1892.  Franchise  is  perpetual,  but 
does  not  give  exclusive  rights  to  operate  street  railway  in  tbe  city. 
Company  owns  nlneteen-twentieths  of  the  capital  stock  of  the  Citizens' 
Street  Railway  Company,  and  leases  same  for  99  years.  The  total  pop- 
ulation served,  including  Wheeling,  Bridgeport,  Martin's  Ferry,  Bell - 
aire  and  Benwood,  is  said  to  be  about  75,000. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—    Par.    Date.      Interest.    Outstand'g.  Last  dit.dc. 

Stock, par$100,f.p Seebelow.    $700,000  Feb.'97,lJ4% 

IstM $500    1891          J-J  17,000    July  1,1911 

1  st  in  ge,  $500,000, )  1,000     1892    6  g.  M  -  S      482,000  1912 

gold,  $1,000 o*  >  Interest  at  Central  Trust  Co.,  trustee,  N.  Y.  City. 

Dividends.— In  1894  1  percent;  in  1895,  2  p  c.;  in  1896,  4*4  p.  o. 
In  1897,  Feb.,  I1*  p.  o. 

ROAD.— Operates  17  miles  of  track  in  Wheeling  and  suburbs,  its  lines 
extending  to  Bridgeport,  Benwood  and  Martin's  Ferry.  Rail  56  to  85 
Ib.  girder. 

EARNINGS.— January  1  to  April  30,  4  months,  gross,  $49,031  in  1897; 
$50,761  in  1896.  For  year  ending  Deo.  31, 1896,  gross,  $167,993;  net' 
$79,716:  interest  and  taxes,  $32,764;  dividends,  $29,750;  balance, 
surplus  for  year,  $3,014.  In  1895,  gross,  $150,094;  net,  $59,294; 
Interest  paid,  $30,000;  dividends  (2  per  cent),  $13,999;  balance, 
surplus,  $15,295. 

OFFICERS.— President,  T.  H.  Coiulerraan;  Sec.  and  Treas.,  W.  A . 
Shirley.  INDEX-V.  62,  p.  279. 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


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WICHITA,    KAN. 

PorCLATtos  189O  WAS  23.853;  IN  1880  WAR  4.911. 

-WICHITA  ELECTRIC  RAILWAY  &  LIGHT. 
—A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Chartered  In  February,  1893.  A  consolidation  of 
Wichita  Street  By.,  Riverside  A  Suburban  and  Citizens'  Electric  (Light- 
lag)  Co.  Franchise  runs  till  1912. 


STOCK  A  BONOS— 

Stock  »»50.000.  par  $10O 

Rivenlde  A  Suburban 

Wichita  Electric  R'way  A 
Light  Co..  M.  $300.000. 

CltUeB's  Electric,  fit  M., 
goUL9SOO  A  91 ,000  s.f  .c' 


Dale,     lateral.  Outstanding.      Maturity 

..........        9450,000        ...........  .' 

6    J-J  6O.OOO        ............ 

1893    3-4-5  J-J          300,000  1913 

Trustee,  Am.  Loan  Co..  Boston. 

1891    6g.A-O       9100.000    Oct.    1,1911 
Subject  to  call  at  par  on    Oct.    1,  1896 

Interest  Is  In  default. 

ROAD—  Owns  25  miles  of  trolley  track  In  Wichita,  Kansas. 

EARNINGS—  In  year  1894  grow  earnings  were  about  975,000  ;  Interest 
PAM.97.5OO;  taxes,  93,  66O. 

OFFICERS—  President,  A.  T.  Batchelder,  Vtoe-Presldeot.  A.  Faulkner; 
Treat..  O.  A.  Litehfield;  Snpt.  and  Purch.  Agent.  F.  W.  Sweet. 

WILKESBARRE,   PA. 

PoruLATioii  189O  WAS  37.718;  IX  1880  WAS  23,339; 
AJCD  ix  1870  WAS  10.174. 

WILKESBARRE  &  WYOMING  VALLEY 
TRACTION.-  An  electric  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Controls  all  the  street  railway  lines  In  the  Wyoming 
Valley,  Pa.,  extending  from  Wllkeebarre  to  Plttston,  Plymouth,  Ashley, 


Da'f.    Interest.    Outstand~g.        Maturity. 
Text.       95,000,000  Jan.  30, '97,1% 

!1891     5g.  A-O       1.5OO.OOO    Apr.    1,   1921 
Interest  (tree  of  Penn.  State  tax)  Is  payable  at 
Provident  Life  A  Trust,  Philadelphia. 
1895    5g.  J-J       9325,000        Jan.  1, 1925 
Int.  at  Anthracite  Bav.  Bk..  tr.,  Wllkesoarre. 
CndfHyl-g  Bond*  on  Koads  Purrkastd- 

OoalvHlaPasa.Ry.bds 13.0OO       

WUkeeb.  A  Sorb,  bonds 5  p.  e.  4O.OOO       

Wllkeab.  A  W.  Bide  bds 35.OOO       


PitUton  St.  Oar  1st  M. 
.  nneondlfr  gnar. 
.nth  Rr.Co.lstgold 
150.0OO.rnar.p.*l. 
ibl.  to  0*11  In  1904. 


1893  8g.  J-D  9200,000  Dee.  1,1918 
Int.  at  Real  Estate  L  4  Tr.  Co..  Philadelphia. 

1894  5g.A-O  9150.000  Oct.  1.  1924 
lot.  at  Anthracite  Sar.  Bk.,  trustee,  Wllkesb. 


)  ft  K  lac-ton  > 


6     F'A 


seal  estate  bonds". ...  s °  ***  90.00O  

Wllke.b're  A  E.  8id«  Ry 15O.OOO  Seebelow. 

The  fsjlUleral  trost  and  mortgage  gold  bonds  for  9325.OOO  cover  (1) 
the  property  and  fraaehloM  of  the  company ;  (3)  915O.OOO  first  mort 
KageSpereeat  bonds  and  9150.000  stock  of  Wllkesbarre  A  East  Bide 
Ry.  Co.;  i3)  965.0OO  guaranteed  6  par  era*  stock  of  the  Wllkesbarre 
A  Suburban  aod  915.OOO  guaranteed  6  per  eent  stock  of  the  Wllket- 
barre  A  West  Side.  Plymouth  Bridge  bonds  for  91O.OOO  are  subject  to 
eall  by  lot  In  19O*  and  93.OOO  each  year  thereafter. 

DIVIDENDS— In  1899,  Jan.,  1  par  cent:  July.  1  percent.:  In  1897, 
Jan..  1  p.  c. 

ROAO-Oomprtosa  93-90  miles  of  track,  folly  described  IB  the 
CHKOXICLB  of  Feb.  M.  1999,  page  391. 

COMPANIES  Cotmiou.ED  IN  8vsrei»-Tbe  following  table  shows  the 
several  earn  panic*  operated,  their  mileage,  capital  stock,  and  the 
amount  of  It  owned  by  the  Traction  Company,  their  debt,  aod  finally 
the  rental  payable  under  999  year  Issses;  9  per  eent  here  meaning  6 
par  cent  on  the  oatetnndlng  capital  stock;  and  91  moaning  a  nominal 
rental,  the  company  having  only  n  nominal  exlttones,  AM  Ckroniete 
BOOM  referred  It.  V.  63,  p.  391. 


Xamtnf  Company,  v    •• 

Ooalvllle  Paseengrr  Railway  5-67 

Mantlooke  itreef  Railway..  9-98 

Pi  tut  Mooale  A  P.  V.  St.  Ry.  1  -95 

introotOar 8-83 

I  Strost  Railway...  940 

lAWyo.  St.  Car..  2-25 

•e  A  East  SfcteT . .  5-00 

Klngit  Faos.  Ry.  9  60 
•••SV**- R»   •  I?™ 


Imta. 

9«3.400 

12,000 

42.0OO 

200.000 

19.000 

30.000 

150.000 

100.000 

100.000 

100.000 


933.700 
13,000 
42.000 

300.000 
13,000 
30.000 

150,000 
99.700 
93)500 
92,450 


/>„;„. 

912,000  6  p.c, 
None.        91 
None.         91 
300,000 
Hone. 
None. 

150.000  ...... 

9O.OOO  6  p.c. 

40.000  6  p.0. 

35,000  6  p.c. 


91 

91 


lEBtlre  stock  and  bond*  deposited  under  collateral  trust  of  1895. 
LATEST  EAUMayo    »  ninths. >  1997.. Orosa.  91 11.M9;  not, 996.663 
Tan.  1  to  March  31-          h 896  °U rose.    111.983;  not,    58.4O6 
ANNUAL  REPOAT-Omclal  statement  for  1996  was  In  V.  64,  p.  6O7. 


Traren.l  /*•/•    II.    I  - •». 


U99 


n*t .  f**    -t  i  ,      i  -    •••  i  —    •    ' 

oarna.. .9507,861    9*51.9*1 


..    378.974 
Int.  OB  bonds.     113.96O 


343.341 
1OO.125 


Ttartnd.  Dee.3l.  1896. 


1895. 


Taxes,  r-tn,  etc..  943.380    934/W9 


•wp.  for  year.. 91 19,33*  9108.127 


BALAXCB  IHBKT  JAXOABT    1,  1897. 

MsMMMs*. 


PrepertyArranchXeon-  |  Capital  stoek.....T... 7.. 95.000.000 

_*tfmettoa  and  equip  t  96.666. 1O5  I  Plmt  mortgage  bonds..    1.5OO.OOO 


215I2SO  I  Collateral  'tract  mort- 


325.OOO 
84,167 

;?.-•..; 
71,678 


Total 98.99S.741  Total 96.988,741 

OFFICERS- President.  B.  P.  Myers;  Secretary,  W.  O.  Eoo :  Treasurer 
»d  Oonoral  Manager,  John  Oraham.-V.  82.  p.  391 :  V.  64,  p.  607. 

WILLIAMSPORT,    PA. 

Porci.ATion  1990  WA§  37,133;  l»  188«  WAI  18,934; 

Anr>  tx  1870  WAS  16.O3O. 
VALLAMONT   TRACTION- 

O«»ANi2ATtO»»— This  company  was  formed  May  15. 1894,  under  an 
olMatlag  the  Vallamont  PaaaoBger  Railway  Com- 


pany, the  Junction  Passenger  Railway  Company,  the  Centre  &  West 
End  Passenger  Railway  Company  and  the  Citizens'  Passenger  Railway 
Company.  Operates  the  South  Side  Passenger  Railway  Company 
whose  capital  »tock  Is  $25,000. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Jvue  30, '96. 

Stock  (Val.  Trac.) $101,700 

Current  liabilities 12.361 


South  Side  bonds,  6e 25.000 

Bonds  (30-year  6s) 100,000 


ROAD—  Milct. 

Owns  (65  Ib.  rails) 3-6 

Leases  8.  S.  P.  Ry 1-8 

OFFICERS— President,  J.  Henry 
Cochran ;    Sec.  and  Gen.  Manager, 
I  Ernest  B.  Davis. 
EARNINGS— fear  ending  June  30, 1896,  gross  (both  roads),  $27,104; 
net,  $7,9O1 ;  Int.  and  taxes,  $1 1,483 ;  bal.,  deficit  for  year,  93,579. 


•WILLIAMSPORT  PASSENGER 
—A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION — Incorporated  April  15, 1863. 


RAILWAY 


EARNINGS— Tears  end.  June  30, 
1895-6.       1894-5. 

Gross $76.902    $66,845 

Net. 17.115      22,310 

Taxes 1,970        2,257 

Interest 7,140        7,434 

Other  payments 6,747 

Balance,  surplus.     8,005         5,872 
ROAD  OWNED— 7%  miles;  9O-lb.  rails. 

OFFICERS— President,  H.  C.  Parsons;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  J.  F. 
Starr;  General  Manager,  E.  H.  Davis,  WllUamsport,  Pa. 


STOCK  &.  BONDS—  Jw  30,  '96. 

Htock  ($600,000) $338,550 

6s.  due  May  1. 1911 11,500 

6»,  due  June  1, 1922 151,500 

Bills  payable 12,897 

Dividends  Jan.,  1893,  2   p.  c.; 
1893-94,  6  p.  c.;  none  since. 


WILMINGTON,  DEL. 

POPCLATIO*  1890  WAS  61,431;  rw  1880  WAS  42,478 

AND  ID  1870  WAS  30,841. 

"WILMINGTON   CITY   R  AILW  A  Y-A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION—  Chartered  Feb.  4,  1864.  Franchise  gives  exclusive 
right*  to  operate  street  railway  in  the  city.  Also  owns  a  controlling 
Interest  In  the  Front  <k  Union  Point  Railway  Company. 

STOCK  <t  BONDS—  Dale.  Inttretl.   Outstanding.    Lattdiv.,ete. 

Stock  (par,  910)  .................       '-Jf  "^ald'S?"'!  J"-'97'21» 

1st  M.,  9600.000.  gold,  )  1891  5gM-8  96OO.OOO  Sep.  1.1911 

95OOeach  ...............  o{         Subject  to  call  on  or  after  Sep.  1,1901 

Intereil  Is  payable  at  the  Equitable  Trust  Co.,  Wilmington,  Del. 

Dirldfndt  The  following  per  nente  an  on  the  amount  paid  In  ($8> 
per  share:  In  1892,  5  per  oent;  1893,  5  per  cent;  1894,  5  per  cent. 
In  1895,  5  per  cent;  In  1896,  5  per  cent;  In  1897,  January,  2>9  per  oent; 

ROAD—  Operates  25  miles  of  trolley  track  In  city  of  Wilmington  and 
suburbs,  one  of  Its  lines  extending  to  Shellpot  Creek,  on  Philadelphia 
Turnpike.  Rails  58  and  91  Ib.  T  and  girder. 

OFFICERS—  President.  P.  Lea;  Vloe-Presldent,  W.  Saulsbury;  Sec- 
retary and  Treasurer,  Frank  T.  Webb. 

"WILMINGTON  &  NEWCASTLE  ELECTRIC 
R  Y.—  A  trolley  road. 

STOCK  db  BONOS—  Dot*       Intentl.      OutitatuFff.      Maturity. 

Stock  ....................................  (t)  .......... 

l«t  M..  9150.000.  rold.s.f..(  1896  5g.  F-A  9150,000  Aug.1,1926 

begins  Aug.  1.1  901;  92,-  {Interest  at  Real  Estate  Trust  Company, 

000  an.,9500*9l.  OOO.o-  (     Philadelphia,  Trustee. 

Road  Is  about  8  miles  long. 

WILMINGTON,  N.  C. 

POPULATION  1890  WAR  20,056;  m  1880  WAS  17,350; 
ASD  IK  1870  WAS  13,446. 

WILMINGTON  STREET  R  A  ILW  A  Y-A  trolley 
and  steam  road. 

OROANlZATION-Chartcred  Feb.  10,  1887.  Franchise  runs  till  1937, 
and  gives  exclusive  rights  to  operate  street  railways  In  the  city. 

STOCK  <t  BONDS—         far-    Do*1-    Intenil.    Outstanding.    Maturity. 
Oomn%nslotkT.  T7.. 
l.tpref.  6p.  c.  euro. 
•J.I  iiref.  6  p.  c.  cum... 

Mort.  gold  9150.000.C  } 

ROAD—  Owns  4-78  miles  of  trolley  road,  l»a  miles  of  steam  road  and 
Vt  mile  of  siding  In  city  of  Wilmington;  total  track,  6-53  miles.  Rails 
45  and  6O  Ib.  T  and  girder. 

ANNUAL  REPORT-  For  the  years  ending  Dec.  31  result*  were  as  fol- 
lows: In  1896.  groas,  936,934;  net.  $12,495.  In  1895,  net.  $11,858; 
In  1894.  grow.  933.815  ;  net.  98.4O9. 

OFFiCERS-Presldent,  H.  A.  Whiting;  VIce-Presldent,  B.  F.  O'Connor  ; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer.  J.  W.  Martenls. 

WINSTON,    N.   C. 
PoruiATiox  1*90  was  8,018;  in  1880  WAS  2,854; 

AMD  is  1870  WAS  443. 

WINSTON-SALEM  RAILW  AY  &  ELECTRIC 
—A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION,  ETC.—  Incorporated  In  1891  for90years.  Operates  an 
electric  road,  and  does  also  a  general  lighting  and  power  furnishing 
bunt  new. 

Dal'-  Inlerett.  Outstanding.  Maturity. 


- 

910O 
1OO 


. 

9100.000  f.  p 
40,OOOf.p 
60.OOO  f.  p 


.  -f  oo 

1st  M,  (9250.000)  gold  (91.000)  }  ,«»\  gtfte^stCo  ?t™,  N.  Y^Clty. 

ROAD-Owna  7  miles  of  road,  and  also  operates  100  arc  and  2.5OO  In- 
candescent light*. 

OFFlCERS-PrexWent,  J.  H.  McCloment  ;  VIce-Presldent,  F.  J.  Sprague 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  R.  O.  Day.    Office.  44  Broad  St.,  N.  Y.  City, 

WOONSOCKET,   R.  I. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  20,830;  W  188O  WAS  16,050; 
AHD  at  1870  WAS  11,527. 

WOONSOCKET  STREET  RAILW  AY- 
ORQANlZATION-Incorporated  June  4,  1886.    Stock,  $140,OOO;  bonds 
9200,000;  unfunded  debt  June  30,  1896,957,962.  12-79  miles  of  track. 


92 


STREET    RAILWAYS. 


EARNINGS— For  year  ending  June  30, 1896,  gros§,  $42,158;  net,  $5,370; 
Interest  charges,  $9,933;  bal.,  deficit,  for  year,  $4,563.  In  1894-5, 
CTOM,  $31 ,573;  net,  $4,550.  Total  passengers  carried  during  1895-96 
was  843,154.  In  1891-95  was  631,459;  In  1893-94  was  605,409;  In 
1892-93,  591,955. 

OFFICERS-Presldent.  Edgar  K.  Ray;  Secretary,  Wlllard  Kent;  Treas- 
urer, Walter  Whlttlesey,  CheUea.  Mass. 


WORCESTER,  MASS. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  84,655;  IS  1880  WAS  58,291; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  41,105. 

NORTH  END  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley 
road. 

LEASE— In  1895  the  road  was  leased  to  Worcester  Consol.  Street  Ry. 
for  99  years.  Rental  first  year  (end.  Sept.  30, 1896,)  $7,250,  second 
year  $7,750 ;  each  year  thereafter  $8,000.  V.  61,  p.  518. 

ROAD  ETC.— Owns  5-13  rallcs  of  track.  Capital  stock,  $110,000  (par 
$100).  First  mortgage,  $75,000,  dated  Aug.  1, 1895,  due  Feb.  1, 1915; 
Interest  at  5  per  cent,  F.  A  A.  Dividends-Jn  1895-0  paid  2-65  p.  e. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Sept.  30,  1896,  rental,  $7,250;  other 
income,  $287:  Interest,  etc.,  $4,636;  dividends  (2-65  p.  c.),  $2,915;  bal  • 
deficit  for  year,  $14.  In  1894-95,  gross,  $29,142 ;  deficit  under  oper- 
•tlng,  $3,421;  other  Income,  $5,541;  Interest,  taxes,  etc.,  $8,074; 
total  deficit  for  year,  $5,950. 


WORCESTER  &  SUBURBAN  STREET  RY.- 
A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Chartered  In  1894  and  absorbed  the  Worcester  Lei- 
cester &  Spencer  and  the  Worcester  &  Mlllbury  companies. 

STOCK,  BONDS,  ETC.—  Date.  Interest.  Outstand'g.  Maturity,  etc. 

Stock,  $550,000  ($100) $542,500  '.. 

1st  M.,  WOO.OOO.i;.  l£500|  <••  >  1  Sufi  5  s.  M-N  1  Xli.f.OO  Mliy  1,  191") 

red.  at  104  aft.  May  1, 1900  5     Int.  at  International  Trust,  Boston. 

Current  liabilities  Oct.  1, 1896,  $78,535. 

Dividendt-Iu  1894,  5  per  cent;  In  1895,  3ifl  p.  c'.;  In  1896,  4  p.  c. 

ROAD— Worcester  to  Millbury,  8  miles  track;  Worcester  via  Leices- 
ter to  Spencer,  15  miles  track;  total,  23  miles  of  track. 

EARNINGS— For  year  ending  Sept.  30,  1896,  gross,  $144,635 ;  net, 
$52,063;  int ,  taxes,  dividends,  etc.,  $47,109;  bal.,  surplus,  $4,954.  In 
1894-5  gross,  $135,810;  net,  $44,520;  charges,  $23,586;  tares,  $8,968; 
other,  $3,794;  dividends  (3  p.  e.),  $16,275;  balance,  surplus  for  year, 
$4,659.  In  1893-94,  gross,  $118,882;  net,  $28,602.  Total  surplus 
Sept.  30, 1896,  $18,282. 

OFFICERS— President  and  Gen.  Man.,  Edwin  L.  Watson;  Secretary 
and  Treasurer  T.  T.  Robinson.— V.  60,  p.  481. 


WORCESTER  TRACTION— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  in  1893  and  purchased  the  entire  capital 
•took  of  the  Consolidated  Street  By  Co.  of  Worcester,  consisting  of  31  *a 
miles  of  track  laid  with  85-pound  steel.  Company  receives  a  consider- 
able amount  forfurnishlng  power  to  Worcester  Consolidated. 

STOCK  AND  BONDS—  Par.  Interest.  Outstanding.  Maturity. 

Common  stock $3,000,000  None  paid 

Preferred  stock  cuinu-)  6  F-A  2,000,000  Feb.1,'97,3% 

latlve S  Red.  at  105  and  accrued  di v.  on  3  mos.  notice. 

Debentures  of  Ry.  Co.  guaranteed— see  Worcester  Consol.  St.  Ry. 

DIVIDENDS  ON  PREFERRED— In  1893, 3  p.  o.;  in  1894,  in  Aug.  3  p.  o.; 
In  1895. 6  p.  e.;  In  1896,  Feb.,  3  p.  c.;  Aug.,  6  p.  c.  (3  p.  c.  on  account 
of  deferred  payments.) ;  in  1897,  Feb.,  3  p.  c. 

OFFICERS— President,  C.  B.  Pratt;  Vice-President,  A.  G.  Bullock; 
Secretary,  T.  C.  Ban- ;  Treasurer,  A.  H.  Stone. 

DIRECTORS— Thos.  C.  Barr,  Newark;  C.  H.  Clark,  Jr.,  Philadelphia; 
C.  B.  Pratt,  Worcester;  F.  H.  Dewoy,  Worcester ;  Stephen  Sal'sbury, 
Worcester;  C.  M.  Wicker,  New  York ;  A.  G.  Bullock,  Worcester. 


INDEX-V.  59,  p.  1142;  V.  61,  p.  518. 


WORCESTER  TRACTION  SYSTEM— WORCES- 
TER CONSOLIDATED  STREET  RAILWAY— A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Incorporated  1869.  Capital  stock  all  owned  by  the 
Worcester  Traction  Co.,  which  guarantees  principal  and  Interest  of  the 
debentures.  The  road  is  now  fully  equipped  electrically. 

STOCK  &  BONDS.—          Date.        Interest.    Oulstan'ing.  Matur'y,<tc. 

Capital  stock,  $100 Text.          $700,000  Text. 

1st  mort.  bonds 5  150,000  1907 

Debentures,  gold o*)      1894       5  g.  F-A.         500,000  Feb.  1, 1914 

Subjecttocall  at  102^  j  Guaranteed  p.&i.  by  Worcester  Traction  Co 
Real  estate  mortgages $4,500  On  demand 

Bonds.  -These  debentures  were  issued  in  1894  to  liquidate  the  in 
debtedness  Incurred  in  reconstructing  the  road  for  operation  by  elec- 
tricity, such  reconstruction  having  cost  $900,000. 

DIVIDENDS.—  ?  For  1891-92.  1892-93.  1893-94.  1894-95.  1895-96. 
Percent J  4  1A  .  S%  :  8  8 

ROAD— On  Sept.  30,  1896,  was  operating  42-22  miles  of  track  In 
Worcester  and  vicinity,  of  which  32-34  miles  was  owned,  9'33  miles 
leased  and  -55  of  a  mile  trackage.  Leases  the  Worcester  &  Shrewsbury 
Street  Ry.,  etc.,  4-2  miles.  Rails  85  pounds  steel. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— For  years  ending  Sept.  30  earnings  have  been : 
1896.  1895.      I  1896.        1895. 


Gross  earng's. $491,375    $420,498 
Netearnlngs..   119,845      110,711 
Int., taxes,  etc.     61,056        51,778 
For  years  ending  Sept.  30: 

arose,  1896 $491,375 

1895 420,498 

1894 355,000 


Dividends $56,000    $56~,000 

Balance 2,789        2,933 


Gross,  1893 $337,657 

1892 342.450 

1891 275,129 


OKNEKAI,  BALANCE  SHEET  SEPTEMBER  30,   1896. 


Assets. 

Construction $1,076,420 

Equipment 233,638 

Other  property 204,7.r>4 

Cash  and  curr't  assets. .        44,578 


$1,559,390 


Liabilities. 

Stock  ....................  $700,000 

Funded  debt  ............  650,000 

Real  estate  mtgos  ......  4,500 

Unfunded  debt  .........  103,767 

Profit  and  loss,  surplus.  101,123 

$1,559,390 


OFFICERS—  President,  Charles  B.  Pratt;  Vice-President,  A.  George 
Bullook;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  A.  H.  Stone;  Superintendent  and 
Purchasing  Agent,  J.  N.  Akarman. 


YONKERS,   N.   Y. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  32,033;  IN  1880  WAS  18,892; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  18,357. 

YONKERS  RAILROAD.-A  trolley  road. 
ORGANIZATION— In  March,  1896,  a  consolidation  was  effected  be- 
tween theYonkers  RR.,  North  &  South  Electric  Co.  and  Yonkers  & 
Tarrytown  Electric  RR.  under  title  of  Youkers  RR.,  with  a  capital 
stock  of  $1,000,000,  par  $100.  See  V.  62,  p.  644.  Extensions  to  Hast- 
ings, Dobbs  Ferry,  Irvtngton  and  Tarrytown  are  proposed. 
Securities,  earnings,  etc.,  of  the  old  Yonkers  RR.  were  as  follows ; 

STOCK  &  BONDS —  Date.       Interest.      Ontstand'g.     Maturity. 

Stock.  $1,000,000  ($1001 $600,000       

New  1st  mtge.  $1,000,000    1896       5  A-O          600.000    Apr.  1,1946 

ROAD— Owns  9-96  miles  of  track. 

ANNUAL  REPORT— Fiscal  year  ends  June  30.  The  following  figures 
for  1896  represent  the  earnings  of  the  old  Yonkers  RR.  for  the  nine 
months  ending  March  31, 1896,  and  of  the  consolidated  companies  for 
the  three  months  to  June  30.  For  the  previous  year  the  figures  are  for 
the  Yonkers  RR. 


Yr.  end.  June30.    1896.        1895. 
Gross  earnings.. $90,069    $74,444 
Net 29,372      16,818 


1896. 
Otherincome —   $1,712 


1895. 
$1.994 


Taxes 2.650        2,354 

OFFICERS- President,  A.  L.  Johnson;  Secretary,  J.  F.  Van  Namee; 
Treasurer,  J.  M.  Edwards.— V.  62,  p.  462,  644;  V.  63,  p.  558. 


YORK,   PA. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  20,793 ;  IN  1880  WAS  13,940 ; 

AND  IN  1870  WAS  11.003. 
YORK  STREET  RAILWAY-A  trolley  road. 

STOCK  ETC —  Date.     Interest.     Outstanding.     Last  Din.,  etc. 

Stock  $200,000  ($50) $165,8OOf.p.        (See  text.) 

1st  mortgage 189B  5  120,000  1926 

Loans  June  30, 1896 5,000  

Dividends  In  1893,  in  January,  4  p.  c.;  in  1894,  6*v  per  cent,  2>a  per 
cent  being  payable  Jan  24, 1895;  in  fiscal  year  1895  96  about  4  p.  c. 

ROAD— Operates  11H  miles  of  track,  laid  with  45  and  70  Ib.  rails. 

EARNINGS — For  years  ending  June  30  : 


1896.        1895. 

Gross $56,273    $47,091 

Otherincome....     1,350        1,413 


1896.         1895. 

Net  earnings $15,066    $11,225 

Interest  &  taxes.     6,043        5,258 


In  1895-6  paid  dividends  $6,658,  leaving  bal.  sur.  for  year,  $3,365 
OFFICERS— President,  W.  H.    Lanius;   Vice-President,  D.  K.  Trim 
mer;  Secretary,  G.  A.  Schmidt;  Treasurer,  Chas.  H.  May«r. 


YOUNGSTOWN,     OHIO. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  33,220;  IN  1880  WAS  15,435; 
AND  rn  1870  WAS  8.075. 

MAHONING  VALLEY  ELECTRIC  RAIL- 
WAY-—A  trolley  road. 

ORGANIZATION — Organized  as  Youngstown  Street  RR.  Dec.  10, 1873 
and  consolidated  with  the  Mahoning  Valley  Ry.  December  1, 1896. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Date.      Interest.    Oiilstand'a.       Maturity. 

Youngstown  Street  Ry.  (    1891      6g.  M-N       $300,000       May  1,  191 

lstmortg'e,$300,000,  <  Subject  to  call  at  par  after  May  1,  1901 

gold c*&r  ( Interest  at  Central  Tr.  Co.,  trustee,  N.  Y.  City. 

Mah.Val.  Elec.  mortg'e,  5    1895         5J-J  (?)  July  1,  1915 

$1,200,000  gold ^Trustee,  Central  Trust,  New  York. 

The  mortgage  of  1897  provides  for  refunding  and  for  improvement* 
and  extension  to  Niles. 

ROAD— The  new  company  operates  about  26  miles  of  track, 

OFFICERS— President,  B.  F.  Miles,  Cleveland ;  Vice-Presidemt,  J.  G. 
Butler,  Jr.;  Secretary.  J.  E.  McVey;  Treasurer  and  General  Manager, 
A.  A.  Anderson.— V.  63,  p.  924;  V.  64,  p.  83. 


ZANESVIL.LE,    OHIO. 

POPULATION  1890  WAS  21,009 ;  IN  1880  WAS  10,011 ; 
AND  IN  1870  WAS  18,113. 

ZANESVILLE    RY.    &   ELECTRIC   CO.- 

ORGANIZATION— Organized  July  8, 1896,  and  bought  the  property  of 
the  Zanesville  Street  RR.,  subject  to  the  1st  mortgage  of  1891. 

STOCK  &  BONDS—  Dale.       Int.     Ontstand'g.      Maturity. 

StBck,  $500,000 $200,000 

Zanesv.  St.  RR.  IstM 1891      6  M-N      175,000    May  1, 19 

Zanesv.Ry.  &Eleo.  1st  consol,  ?  1896     5g.M-S     None        Sept.1,19 

$500,000  gold  ($1,000).. o.*  ( Int.  at  Intor'l  Trust  Co.,  Boston,  truste 

In  February,  1897,  it  was  stated  that  no  consols  would  be  sold  for 
some  time;  they  are  not  subject  to  call  and  have  no  sinking  fund. 

ROAD— Operates  10  miles  of  track  on  8  miles  of  street. 

OFFICERS— President,  John  Hoge ;  Vice-President,  W.  H.   Bateman; 
Secretary,  K.  B.  Conger;  Treasurer,  G.  H.  Stewart. 


INDEX     TO    RAILWAYS. 


ABBREVIATIONS,     ETC. 

The  terms  and  abbreviations  employed  in  this  SUPPLEMENT  are  explained  in  the  following  : 

"STOCK  &.  BONDS"  -Under  the«e  word*  are  shown- 

"  STOCK"— The  amount  of  stock  antkoriznl  immediately  follows  the  word  "stock",  and  against  this  Is  the  par  value  of  single  shares,  viz., 
44  Stock.  $2OO,OOO-410O",  means  stock,  total  issue  authorized  by  charter  or  by  act  of  legislature,  $200,000,  divided  Into  shares  of  $100  each 
"  f.  i>."  following  the  amount  given  as  outstanding  means  "  full  paid." 

"  Pref."  mean*  "  preferred  (took."  "  Pref.  6  p.  c.  cum."  means  preferred  stock  entitled  to  dividends  of  6  per  cent  per  annum,  such  dividends 
If  not  paid  accumulating,  all  dividend*  due  and  unpaid  to  be  paid  In  full  for  each  and  every  year  before  the  common  stock  receives  anything. 
44  Pref.  6  p.  c.  H<m-cum."  means  simply  that  the  stock  Is  entitled  to  6  per  cent  per  annum  If  earned,  but  that  if  unearned  In  any  year  the  dividend 
for  that  year  will  not  be  paid  subsequently. 

"  BONDS"— "Mort."  or"  M."  means  mortgage.  "  Consol."  or  "  con.  M."  means  consolidated  mortgage.  "  Gen.  M."  means  general  mort- 
gage. Tbe  amount  next  following  U  the  total  authorized  amount  that  can  be  Issued  under  the  mortgage.  The  word  "  gold"  Is  usually  spelled 
out,  but  In  norne  lastannrs  Is  contracted  to  "  g,"  while  •'  cur."  means  currency. 

"Conv."  mean*  convertible  Into  stock.  "8.  f."  means  sinking  fund.  "  c."  means  coupon;  "c.*"  means  coupon  but  may  be  registered  as 
to  principal;  and  "  o.**r."  means  that  registered  certificates  without  coupons  as  well  as  coupon  bonds  are  outstanding.  The  letters  "  p.  m." 
mean  per  mile,  so  $15,000  p.  m.  means  that  the  Issue  of  bonds  Is  restricted  to  $15,000  for  each  mile  of  track.  "  Quar."  means  guaranteed,  and 
"  gnar.  p.  i  i.  (end.) "  means  guaranteed  as  to  principal  and  Interest,  the  guaranty  being  endorsed  on  each  bond. 

"  DATE"— The  date  of  issue  on  the  face  of  the  bonds  Is  Indicated  under  the  word  "  date." 

"  INTEREST"— Under  thU  heading  Is  given  the  rate  per  cent  yearly  of  the  Interest  payable  on  the  bonds  or  (If  guaranteed)  of  the  dividend 
payable  on  the  stock;  also  the  months  when  the  Interest  or  dividend  Is  payable,  thus,  "  6  J  -  J  "  means  6  per  cent  per  annum  payable  January 
anil  Jnly;  correspondingly.  "T-A."  Is  used  to  mean  February  and  August;  "M-  8"  means  March  and  September,  and  so  on,  while  "Q  -  J  " 
Beau  quarterly  beginning  In  January  »nd  "Q-F"  quarterly  bo  sinning  In  February.  [The  day  when  the  interest  payment  Is  due  can 
generally  be  determined  by  noticing  when  the  loans  mature,  the  day  of  the  month  there  given  being  in  most  oases  the  same  as  for  one  of  the 
interest  dates.) 

"  ROAD"- The  word  ••  traek"  means  In  Street  Railway  parlance  all  track,  whether  main  line,  siding,  switch  or  second  track.  "  Bails  are 
6O-lb.  drier"  means  that  each  rail  weighs  80  pound*  to  the  yard. 


INDEX  TO  RAILWAYS. 


PiGK. 

M 


Akron  Bedford  A  Cleveland  BR 
kron  A  Cnyahoga  Falls  Rapid  Transit. 

Akron  Street  By.  A  Illumination 9 

Alamo  Heights  RR. 8O 

Albany  Ry  ...     9 

Algiers  Goald.boro  A  Gretna  Kr 56 

AUegheny  A  Bellevue— See  Fed.  St.  A  PI.  V.  7O 
Allegheny  8t.-6ee  Federal  St.  *  Pleas.  Val!  70 

Allegheny  Traction  (PHUburg) 69 

^•ErBABeUiB.T.-8e*Allen.A  L.  V.  T.   10 

^•Jswn  A  Lehlrt  Valley  Traction 1<) 

Biv  Elevated.    Bee  South  Side  Elevated      27 


Kallway  A  lUnmlnattai  ..............   lo 

*  A  Logan  Valley  F.lectrle  Ry  .......   10 

-ylklU  V.  Tree.  8y».    »* 
St. 


r 

Amberst  A 
Amsterdam 


Street  RR 
Potomac 


.  R> 


_.  Hirer  RR  .. 
ABdereM Beebrte Street  Ry. 

Aw  Arbor  A  Ypsllantl  Ekctrio  Ry 
[•••III  n  (Ala.)  Electrle  Co. 

^••ton  Hrlghts  Motor  Ky 83 

^^Hr  Park  A  Belmar  Street  By 

...    11 
i.l  (Wls.)  Light,  Power  A  Street  R. 

>ola  Rapid  Transit 

A-'  •   ,  Stn-rt   Ry 11 

1- 

Mfcel  A  OraBge  Street  Ry  .  ...   12 

•Eafsl  CoaeeUdated  Btnet  RR 
Atlanta  M.  RJL-Bee  Atlanta  Coas'd  St.  1: 

^^K  Railway  .  .   12 

Atlantic  Arc.  BR.-«ee  Nassau  Bee.  Bys  .   22 

•  ie  Coast  Elnctrl. 
B^B^BBpp  Highlands  Bed  Bank  A  jjoag  Br'ch 

Aafeorn  Cttv  Ry 

Aeg"»U  (Me.)  HaUowell  A  Gardla*r  KR 
Augusta  fGa.)Ry.  A  Electric  Co.... 
Aurora  A  Ueaeve    Bee  Aurora  Btreet  By . . . 


ght  A  Power 
•*''•  B  jr 


Hades  A  flt.  Louis  BB    jet  Jf  at'l  Ry.  Sys.  79 

•  •  t    <loa  Tern'l  RR.  (BalUton  fpa.  N 
•Bltere  Catoasvllle  A   Ellteotra   MllU 
Bee  City  A  Suburban  My* 

B.l- 1  more  City  Pienegir  RsiUway 

Bait.  Middle  Kir.  A  Sparrow's  Ft.  Elee.  By.  13 

•>re  A  Northern  Electric  Kr 13 

Jihleinii  Traction 

Ki«orOronoAOIdToWo  By 14 

9e*ier  Street  Railway 14 

Bath  (He.)  Street  Railway!  14 

Bay  attesCoMoUdaled  Ball  way 14 

Kttrtee  (He*.)  Bee.  O» 15 

I  -T  Traction 

•ellalre  Bridgeport  (O.)  A  Martin's  Kerry 

^••OtyBU set' 'feal iVa'y ! ! '.  '.'.  7A 

lOeBeeble  Rail  way IS 

Belleville  A  Newark-See  Newark  Pas*.  Ry.  61 

CtRaUway.Tb«.(W*a«hln«toB.fj!c.i!:'!!  89 

•eatev-BWlefovtalDe  Ry— Bee  U  n.  Dep.  BB,  SO 

^•BM  Oemnty  Traetloa 41 

'rt  A  Saco  Railroad 15 

>••«•  Lest.  A  Unloa^See  Btng!  KR.  15 



PAOK. 

Braddock  A  Turtle  Creek  Passenger  Rail- 
way—See Second  Avenue  Traction 71 

Bralntree  Street  Railway 17 

Bralntree  A  Weymonth  Street  By 17 

Bridgeport  (Conn.)  Traction 17 

Brtdgeton  A  Mlllvllle  Trao.  (Bridge..  N.  J.).  17 
Brlcantlne  RR.  A  Steamboat  Co.  (formerly 

Rrlgantlne  Transit) 17  i 

Brtghtwood  Rv 89  ' 

Bristol  A  Plalnvllle  Tramway  (Conn.) 17 

Broadway  RR— See  B'klvn  Queens  Co.  A  8.  18 
B'way  A  7th  Are.  BR— See  Met.  Trao.  Sys..  58 
Broadway  Surf.  RR— See  B'yA7th  Are.RR.  58 

Brockton  A  Br'deewater  St.  Ry.... 17 

Brockton  Bridgewater  A  Tauntmi  St.  By..  17 

Brooktoa  Street  By 17 

Brooklyn  Aveene  Ry  (Kansas  Olty) 46 

Brooklyn    Bath   A     West    End    RR.— See 

Nassau  Electric  System 22 

Brooklyn  Olty.*  Newtown  RR 2O 

Brooklyn  City  RR— See  B'klynR.T.  System.  18 
Brooklyn  Crossfn  Ba-8ee  B-klyn  CTy  RR.  18 
Brooklyn BtevatedJlR. .„ . . „._._. . . . „ ._. v „ .  2O 

18 

Brooklyn  Rapid  Transit 1- 

Brooklyn  10.1  St.  BR.— See  Clev.  Elee.  Ry..  29 

Brooklyn  Traction-See  K.C.  Trae 22 

Brunswick  TractUm 55 

Buffalo  Relleme  A  Lancaster  Ry 23 

Bnffalo  Beet  Side  St.  Ry-  See  Buffalo  By.. . .  23 

Buffalo  A  Niagara  Fall*  Electric  By 33 

I  Buffalo  N.  Main  St.  A  Tonawanda  By 33 

Bnffalo  By 33 

Buffalo  Street  Ry— Bee  Bnffalo  By 23 

Bnffalo  Traction 

Buffalo  A  Wllllamsvlllc  Electric  By 23 

Burlington  (Iowa)  By.  A  Light  Co 33 

Burllnston  (Vt.1  Traction 23 

Butte  Consolidated  Ky 24 

sT»alro  ElectriclRy 24 


. 
California  Street  Cable  .......................  80 

calumet  Beetrte  St.  Ry  .....................  25 

Calvary    Cemetery  Oreenoolnt    A    Brook- 

Brooklyn City  RR  ...........    1R 


ary 
RV. 


..xrlll.)  A  Alleatown  Trae- 
.  A  Birmingham  Tr.  Sys. 


Railway 37 

it-See 


Ferry  R» 


strargTr.  BTS... 

iBteemCltyity. 
•  A  Boston  Bis. 

».•-•.  Kut-'    K- 

i  Lynn  A  Boston 


lyn  R.—  See  Brooklyn  City  RR  ...........    1R 

Carnl"  :-^t.Ry.,  Boston   16 

•  iioester  A  Woodbury  Ry  ........  24 

-«e  RR  ...........................  34 

Camden  A  gulnirban  Ry  .....................  24 

Canal  A  Clalnorne  RR  .......................  56 

Canandalroa  Elee.  U  A  KR  .................  24 

Canton-Mawllon  Electric  Ry......  ........  24 

Canton  St.—  See  Can  ton-  Mssnilon  Elee  ......  24 

Cape  Mav  Del.  Bay  A  Sewell's  Point  Eleo.Ry  24 
Capital  Ry.  (Frankfort,  Ky.)  ................  38 

Capital  Traction  .............................  89 

•  I  North  OSt.  A  South  W.—  Bee  Belt  Ry.  89 
CttrlmndaleAF.C.Pass.By.—  See  Carb.  Trae.  24 
Carbondale  Traction  .........................  24 

Oarpent/T-T.  Elgin  A  Aur.—  See  EL  City  Ry.  38 
Cam  Avenue  A  Fair  Oronnda  Ry—  See 

National  RallwaySystom  ..................  79 

Catharine  A  Balnbrtdge  Streets  Ry—  See 

Philadelphia  Traction  System  .............  68 

Cayadutta  Elee.  -  See  Fonda  J.  A  O.  Sys.  ...  39 

Ckyno  Lake  Elee.  Ry.—  See  Ithaca  St.  By..  43 
Cedar  Rapids  A  Manon  City  Ry  .............  24 

Central  Avenue  Ry.  (Oakland,  Oal.)  ........  fil 

Central  Crosstown  RB.  (N    Y  City)  .........  (57 

Central  Elee.—  See  Sacramento  Eleo.  P.  A  L.  77 
Central  Jersey  Trae.  (N.  Y.  A  Phlla.  Trae.).  86 
Central  Park  North  A  East  River  RR.—  See 

Metropolitan  Traction  System  .............  58 

Central  Pass.  Ry.—  See  Central  Traction  ....  69 

Central  Pass.  Rv.-See  Lonl.vtlle  Ry  .......  49 

Central  Ry.  of  Baltimore.  Md  ................   13 

Central  Ry.  fPeorla.  111.)  .....................  66 

Central  Ry.  A  Electric  (New  Britain,  Conn.)  55 
Central  Traction  (Plttsbunr,  Pa)  ............  69 

Central  Traction  (Sioux  City,  Iowa)  ........  83 


PAGE. 
Champaign-  Rapid  Transit^See  XTrbana  <b 

Champaign  Electric  Street  Ry 25 

Charles  Rl  ver  Street— See  West  End  8t 16 

Charleston  City  By. 25 

Charleston  Street  Ry 25 

Charlotte    Street   By.— Charlotte   Electric 

By.  Light  .t  Power  Co.     See  Charlotte 

Electric  Ry.  Light  A  Power  Co 25 

Chattanooga  Electric  Ry 25 

Chattanooga  A  Lookout  Mountain  Ry 25 

Chatt,  A  No.  Side  8t.Ry.-See  Signal  Mt.  Ry.  25 
Cheater  Darby  A  Phlla.— See  Chester  Trao. .  25 
Chester  AMedlaElec.  Ry.— See ChesterTrao.  25 
Chester  Street  Ry.— See  Chester  Traction...  25 

Chester  Traction 25 

Chicago  City  Ry 26 

Chicago  Elee.  Tran.— See  West  Chicago  Sys.  28 

Chicago  General  Ry 26 

Chicago   A  Jefferson  Urban   Transit— See 

WesI  Chicago  St.  Ry.  System 28 

Chicago  Midland  Transit  Co.— See  Chicago 

General  Ry 26 

Chicago  North  Shore  St.— See  W.  Chic.  Sys. .  28 
Chicago  Pass.  Ry.— See  West  Chic.  St.  RR..  28 
Chicago  A  So.  Side  R.T.— See  Ho.  Side  Elev.  27 
Chicago  West  Dlv.  Ry.-SeeW.  Chic.  St.  RR.  28 
Chlppewa  Val.  Elee.  Ry.  (Eau  Claire,  Wis.) .  36 
Christopher*  10th  Streets  RR.— See  Central 

Crosstown  System 57 

Cicero  A  Proviso  St.  Rr  —See  West  Ch.  Sys.  28 
Cincinnati  Eleo.— See  Mt.  Auburn  Cable —  29 
Cincinnati  Hamilton  A  Dayton  Traction, 

(Dayton,  O  ) 32 

Cincinnati  Hamilton  Middlctown  &  Dayton 

—See  Day  ton  Traction 32 

On.'lnnatl  Inclined  Plane  Ry 29 

i   AMIama  Val.  Trae.  (Hamilton,  O.)   40 

mti  Newport  A  Covtngton  By 31 

Cincinnati  Street  Ry 29 

i •••  Elee.  P.  A  St.  Ry.,  flan  Ant.,  Tex..   80 

Cltlsens'Electrio— See  Wichita  Eleo.  Ry.A  L.  91 

.  Ky.  L.  A  P.  Co.  (Mansfield,  O.)   50 

Citizens'  Pass.  Ry.— See  Harrlsburg  Trae. . .  40 

Citizens'  Passenger  Ry— See  Louisville  Ry..  49 

M'  Pass.— See  Sohuylklll  Val.  Tr.  Sys.   63 

Citizens'  Pass.  Ry.    (Phlla.)— See   Electric 

Trae.  Sys 66 

Citizens'  Pass.  Ry— See  Citizens'  Trao.  Sys..  69 
Citizens'  RR.  (St.  Louis)— See  Nat'l  Ry.  Bys.  79 

Citizens'  Ry.  (Waco.  Tex) 88 

Citizens'  Rapid  Transit  (Nashville,  Tenn.)..  54 
Citizens' Street  RR.  (Indianapolis,  Inil.)...  43 

Citizens' Street  RR.  (Memphis,  Tenn.) 50 

Citizens' St.  (Fishklll-on-the-Hndson.  N.  Y.)  37 

Citizens' Street  Ry.  (Kalmazoo,  Mich.) 44 

Citizens'  Street  Ry.  (Lackawanna  Co.,  Pa.).  82 

Citizens'  Street  Ry.  (Muncle,  Ind.) 54 

Citizens'  Street  By.  (Scranton,  Pa.) 82 

Citizens' Traction  (Oshkosh,  WIs.) 65 

Citizens' Traction  ( Plttsburg,  Pa.) 69 

Citizens' Traction  (San  Diego,  Cal.) 80 

City  Electric  Ry.  (Decatnr,  111.) 32 

City  Electric  Ry.  (Port  Huron,  Mich.) 72 

City  Electric  Ry.  (Rome,  Ga.) 77 

City  of  8  anlnaw  Street  RR.— See  Saglnaw 

Consol.  Street  Ry 78 

City  Park  Ry.  (Taooma,  Wash.)., 85 

City  Park  Transit 83 

City  Pass.— See  AJtoona  A  Logan  Val.  El  ..   10 

City  Railway  (Dayton,  Ohio) 32 

City  Ry.  (Ft.  Worth,  Tex.) 37 

City  Street  RR— See  Chattanooga  Eleo.  Ry.  25 

City  A  Suburban  Ry.  (Bait.,  Md.) 13 

City  A  Suburban  KR.— See  Citizens'  St.  of 

Memphis, 50 

City  &  Suburban  Ry.  (Portland,  Ore.) 72 

City  &  Suburban  RR.  (Savannah.  Ga.) 81 

City  A  We«t  Portland  Park  Motor. 72 

Cleveland  Berea  A  lilyrla  Ry 29 

Cleve.  A  Berea  St.  Rv— See  Cl.  B.  A  Elyria.  29 

Cleveland  *  Chagrin  Falls  Electric 29 

Cleveland  City  Cable  Ry.— See  Clev.  0.  Ry.  29 
Cleveland  City  Ry 29 


H4 


INDEX    TO    KAILWAYS. 


FAI;K. 

Cleveland  A  Cuyahoga  Falls » 

Cleveland  Electric  Ry •-,-••••• „•  ?» 

Cleve.  *  Elyrla  Elec.— See  Clev.  Berea  A.  B.  2! 
Cleveland  Palnesvllle  A  Eastern  KB. ...... .  30 

CoalvlllePawu-SeeWilkesb.  AW.  Va.Tr..  91 

Cohoeg  City  Ry. 30 

Colfax  Avenue  Electric 3 

Colonial  City  Traetlon * 

Colorado  Spring"  Rapid  Transit •-•-••••  30 

Columbia  Construction  Co.    Bee  North west- 

ern  El.,  Chicago 27 

Columbia,  B.C.,  Elec.  St.  Ry.  Light  A  Power  30 

Columbia  A  Maryland !• 

Columbia  Railway » 

Columbus  Central  Ry.,  Columbus,  0 30 

Columbus,  O.,  Consolidated  Street   Ry.— 

See  Columbus  Street  Ry 30 

Columbus  A  9th  Av.  RR.— See  Metropolitan 

Street  Ry J 

Columbus,  Oa..  RR 3' 

Columbus,  O.,  Street  Ry 3i 

Commonwealth  Avenue  Street  Ry 62 

Compton   Heights   Union    Depot   A   Mer- 
chants' Terminal  Ry— See  Llndell  Ry.  Sys.  78 

Concord  Street  Ry 30 

Coney  Island  &  Brooklyn  RR 20 

Conshohocken   Ry— See   Schuylklll  Valley 

Traction  System ' 

Consolidated  St.  Ry.  (Grand  Rapids, Mich.)  39 
Consolidated  8t— Wee  Portland  (Ore.)Ry..  73 
Consolldat  ed  Traction  Co.  of  Baltimore —  14 

Consolidated  Traction  of  New  Jersey. 6O 

Consolidated  Traction  of  Pittsburg,  Pa 70 

Continental  Pass.  Ry— See  Phi  In.  Tract.  Sys.  68 

Cortland  A  Homer  Traction 31 

Corrigau  Consolidated  St.  Ry— Sec  Metro- 
politan Street  Ry.,  Kansas  City,  Mo  ...  .  44 

Cottage  City  Street  Ry 31 

Council   Bluffs   Street  Ry.— See  Omaha  A 

Council  Bluffs  Ry 65 

Crescent  Cltv  RR    See  New  Orleans T.  Sys..  57 

Crosstown  Street  Ry— See  Buffalo  Ry 23 

Crosstown  St.— See  Columbus  Street 30 

Cuyadutta  Elec.— See  Fonda  J.  A  G  Sys. . .   39 

Dallas  City  Street  Ry 31 
alias   Consolidated  Traction    Ry.— See 

Dallas  City  Street  Ry 81 

Dallas  Rapid  Transit  A  Terminal  31 

Danbury  &  Bethel  Street  RR 31 

Danville  (111.)  Gas,  Electric  Lt.  A  St.  Ry. .  31 
Dartmouth  A  Westport  St.  Ry.,  New  Bedford  55 
Davenport  A  Rock  Isl.  Ry— 8«e  Tri-City  Ry.  32 
Daytoii  A  Soldiers'  Home  RR— See  City  Ry.  32 

Davton  Traction 32 

Delaware  County  A  Philadelphia  Elect.  Ry.  66 

Delta  Electric  Co 24 

Denver  City  Railroad 3 

Denver  Consolidated  Tramway 32 

Denver  Lakewood  A  Golden  RR 33 

Denver  Tramway— See  Den  Consol.  Tram . .   32 

Denver  A  Westminster  Ry 33 

Derby  Street  Ry 33 

Des  Moines  CttyRy  33 

DCS  Moi  nes  St.  RR— See  Des  Moines  City  Ry.  33 
Des  Moines  Suburban  Ry— See  Des  M.  City.  33 
Detroit  City  Ry— See  Detroit  Citizens'  St.  Ry.  33 

Detroit  Citizens'  Street  Ry 33 

Detroit  Electric   Ry 33 

Detroit  Ry— See  Detroit  Electric  Ry. 33 

Detroit  Sub.  Ry— See  Detroit  Citizens'  St.Ry.  33 

Dighlon  Somerset  A  Swansea  St.  Ry 35 

Dry  Dock  East  Broadway  A  Battery  RR...   57 

Du  Bois  Traction 35 

Dubuque  Light  A  Traction 35 

Dubuque  Street  Ry 35 

Duluth  Street  Ry 35 

Dundee  Place  Car  Line 64 

Dunkirk  A  Fredonla  RR 38 

Duquesne  Inclined  Plane 70 

Duquesne  Traction 70 

East  Cleveland— See  Cleveland  Electric . .   29 
astEndSt.  Ry.— SeeCltiz'8'St.ofMempb.  5O 

East  H.  Pass.— See  Harrisburg  Traction 40 

East  Hartford  A  Glastonbury  Horse  RR — 

See  Hartford  Street  Ry 40 

East  Liverpool  A  Wellsvule  Street  RR 35 

East  Middlesex  St.Ry— See  Lynn  A  Bos.  Sys.  16 

Bast  Oakland  Street  Ry 64 

East  OIL  alia  Street  Ry 64 

Easton  A  Bethlehem Tran— See  EastonTran.  3d 

Eastou  Transit 36 

East  Pen n.  Traction  (Trenton,  N  J.) 86 

East  Reading  Elec.  Ry— See  Reading  Tract.  76 

East  St.  Louis  Electric  Street  RR 35 

EastSidcRy  (Portland,  Ore.) 7S 

Eau  Claire  St.-SeeChippewa  Val.  Eleo 36 

Eckington  A  Soldiers' Home  Ry 89 

Eighth  Ave.  RR.— See  Metropolitan Tr.  Sys.  58 
Electric  Ry.  Light  &  Power  (Sedalta,  Mo.) . .  83 

Electric  Traction  (Philadelphia,  Pa.) 66 

Elgin  City  Ry 36 

Elizabeth  Street  Ry 36 

Elmira  A  Horseheads  Ry 36 

Elmira  Munic.  Imp.— See  El.  A  Horseh.  Ry.  3t 
Empire  Pass.  Ry— See  Phila.  Traction  Sys. .  68 

Englewood  A  Chicago  Electric  Ry 26 

Enterprise  RR 25 

Erie  City  Pass.  Ry— See  ErieElec.  Motor 86 

Erie  Electric  Motor  Co 3£ 

Escanaha  Electric  Street  RR.. 3( 

Essex  Elect.  St.  Ry— See  Lynn  A  Boston  RR  If. 
Essex  Pass.  Ry— See  Newark  Passenger  Ry.  61 

Evanston  (111.)  Electric  Ry 2( 

Evansville  Street  RR 3( 

Fair  Haven  A  New  Wliatcom  Ry 37 
air  Haven  A  Westville  RR 5,~ 

Fairmcmnt  Park  A  Delaware  River  Passen- 
ger—See  Germantown  Passenger  Ry       ..  67 
Fairmount  Park  A  Haddingtou  Pass.  Ry— 

SeeHcstonville  Mantua  A  Fairmount. 67 

Fairmount  Park  Transportation  Co 67 

Fairmount  Passenger  Ry— See  Hestonvllle 

Mantua  A  Fairmount  Passenger  Ry 67 

Fall  River  Street  Railway 37 

Falls  Road  Electric  Ry.  (Baltimore) 14 

Federal  Street  A  Pleasant  Valley  Ry 7( 

Ferries  A  Cliff  House  Ry— See  Market  St.  Ry.  8 1 

Findlay  Street  Ry 37 

Flshkill  Eleo.  Ry.— See  Citizens'  Street  Ry.  37 
Fltchburg  A  Leomlnster  Street  Ry 37 


PAGE. 
Flushing  A  College  Point  Elec.   Ry.— See 

N.  Y.  A  Queens  Co 48 

Fort  Clark  St.  Ry.    See  Cent.  Ry.  (Peorla) . .   66 

Fort  Pitt  Traction 70 

Fort  Smith  Street  Ry 3' 

Fort  Wayne  Consolidated  Ry 3 

Fort  Wayne  Electric— 8ce  Ft.  W.  Consol  Ry.  37 

Fort  Wayne  A  Belle  Isle  Ry 33 

Fort  Worth  A  Arlington  Heights  Street  Ry.  38 

Fort  Worth  Street  Ry 38 

Forty-second  Street  A  Grand  Street  Ferry 

RR— See  Metropolitan  Traction  System. . .   59 
Fortv-second  St.  Manhatv.  A  St.  Nicholas 

Ave.  Ry— See  Third  Avenue  System GO 

Fountain  Head  RR 46 

Fourth  St.  A  Arsenal  Ry 78 

Framlngham  Union  Street  Ry. 38 

Frankfort  A  Southwark  Passenger  Ry.— 

See  Electric  Traction  System 66 

Franklin  t  leetric  Street  Ry 38 

Frederick  A  Midnletown  Elec.  Ry 38 

Front  St.  Cable  Ry.,  Seattle,  Wash 82 

Fulton  Elevated— See  Kings  Co.  Elevated..  20 
Fulton  A  Oswego  Falls— See  Lake  Ontario 

ARlversldeKy 65 

Fulton  Street  RR— See  Met.  Traction  8y s..  59 
Fulton  Wall  A  Cortlandt  St.  Ferries  RR 57 

Galesburg  Electric  Motor  A  Power 3S 
Galveston  City  RR 38 

Gardner  Elee.  Street  Ry 38 

Geary  Street  Park  A  Ocean  RR 80 

General  Electric  Railway  (Chicago,  111.)...   26 
Geneva  A  Waterloo  Ry.— See  Geneva  Water- 
loo Seneca  Falls  A  Cayuga  Lake  Traction.  38 
Geneva  Waterloo  8.  F.  & Cayuga  L.  Trao.  .  38 

Georgetown  A  Tenallytown  Ry 89 

Gormant'n  Pass.  Ry— See  People's  Trae.  Sys.  67 

Gettysburg  Elect>-'oRy 39 

Glens  Falls  Sandy  Hill  A  Ft.  Edward  St.  RR.  39 
Glcnwood  A  Greenlawn  Street  Ry.— See 

Columbus  Street  Ry 30 

Glenwood  A  Polytechnic  College  St.  Ry 38 

Globe  Street  Ry 37 

Gloucester  Essex  A  Beverly 39 

Gloucester  Street  Ry 39 

Grand  Avenue — See  Metropolitan  Street...  44 
Grand  River  Ry— See  Detroit  Citizens'  St.  Ry  33 
Grand  St.  A  Newtown.— See  Brooklyn  City.  18 

Grant  Street  Electric  Ry •. 82 

Great  Falls  Street  Ry 40 

Green  *  Coates  Streets  Philadelphia  Passen- 
ger Ry— See  People's  Traction  System  —   67 

Greenfield  A  Turners  Falls  Street  Ry 40 

Green  Lake  Electric  Ry 82 

Greenp.  A  Lorimer  St. — See  Brooklyn  City. .   1 8 

Hagerstown  A  Potomac  Electric  Ry 40 
ammond  Whiting  A  E.  Chi.  Elec.  Ry.  4O 
Harrisb.  City  Pass.— See  HarrisburgTrac..  40 
Harrisburg  A  Mechanicsburg  Electric  Ry..   40 

Harrisburg  Traction 40 

Hartford  Manchester  A  Rockville  Tram  way  40 

Hartford  Street  Ry 40 

Hartford  &  West  Hartford  Horse  RR 40 

Hartford  A   Wethersfleld  Horse  RR— See 

Hartford  St.  Ry 40 

Havcrhill  A  Amesbury  Street  Ry 41 

Helena  G.  L.  A  Coke— See  Helena  P.  A  L. . .   41 

Helena  Power  A  Light 41 

Henderson  (Ky.)  Electric  Street  Ry. 41 

Herkimer  Mokawk  Ilion  &  Frank.  Elec.  Ry.  41 
Hestonville  Mantua  A  Fairmouut  Pass.  Ry.  67 
Highland  Av.  Belt  A  RR.  (Binningh.,  Ala.)  1 5 

Highland  Park  A  Fruit  Vale  RR 64 

Highland  Park  Ry— See  Detroit  Clt.  St.  Ry.  33 

Highland  RR.  (New  Albany,  Ind.) 55 

Hishland  St.  Ry— See  West  End  St.  Ry 16 

Hlngham  (Mass.)  St.  Ry 41 

Holmesburg  Tacony  A  Frankford  Elec.  Ry .  t>7 

Holyoke  Street  Ry 41 

Home  Avenue  RR 32 

Homestead  &  Highlands  Street  Ry 41 

Hoosao  VaUey  Street  Ry 63 

Hoosick  Ry 42 

Hornellsville  A  Canisteo  Ry 42 

Hornellsville  Electric  Ry 42 

HotSprings  Street  RR 42 

Houston  Electric  Street  Ry 42 

Houston  Heights  Electric  St.  Ry 42 

Houston  W.St.A  Pav.F.— SeeMetro'n St.Ry.  5S 

Hudson  Street  Ry 42 

Hull  Street  Ry 42 

Huntiugton  RR 42 

Incline  A  Narrow  Gauge  Ry.  (C hattanooga)  25 
ndiana  Electric  Ry  39 

Indianapolis  A  Broad  Ripple  Rap.  Transit.  43 

Inter-State  Consolidated  Street  Ry 63 

Inter  Urban  Railway  (Saginaw,  Mich.) 78 

Ithaca  Street  Ry 43 

Jackson  Street  Ry 43 
acksonville  Ry 43 

Jack's  Run— See  Federal  St.  A  Pleas.  Val. . .  70 
Jamaica  A  Brooklyn  Road— See  Brooklyn 

Queens  County  A  Suburban  RR 18 

Jamestown  Street  Ry 43 

Janesville  Street  Ry 43 

Jasper  County  Electric  Ry.  (Cartbage,  Mo.) 

See  Southwest  Missouri  Eleo.,Webb  City.  90 

Jefferson  Avenue  Ry 78 

Jeffersonville  City  Ry 44 

Jersey  C'y  A  Bergen  RR— See  Cons.Trac.Sys.  61 
Johnstown  Gloversvllle  A  Kingsboro  Horse 

Ry— See  Fonda  Johns.  AGlov.  System —  3t 

Johnstown  Passenger  Ry 44 

Joliet  Street  Ry 44 

Kankakee  Electric  Ry 44 
ansas  City  Cable — See  Metropolitan  St.  44 

Kansas  City  Elev.  Ry— See  Met.  St.  Ry 44 

Kansas  City  A  Independence  Rap.  Tran. 

Ry— See  Metropolitan  St.  Ry 44 

Kansas  Citv  Traction— See  Met.  St.  Ry 44 

Kcyport  A  Matawan  St.  RR 4t 

Kings  County  Elevated 2C 

Kings  County  Traction 22 

Kingston  City  RR 46 

KnoxvilleA  Ar.'n  See  Pitts.  ABirm.  Trac.  70 
Knoxville  Fair  Haven  A  Mt.  Lebanon — 

Pittsb.  A  Birm.  Traction  System 71 

Knoxville  Street  RR 46 

KokomoClty  Street  Ry 46 


PACK. 

LaclcdeAve.A4th8t.Ry.-SeeMissouriRR.  78 
aconia  Street  Ry 46 

Lacrosse  CityRy 46 

Lake  Cities  Electric  Ry 51 

Lake  Ont.  A  Riverside  Ry.  (Oswego,  N.  Y).  65 
Lake  Roland  El.— See  City  A  Sub.  System.  13 
Lakeside  Street  Ry.-See  Duluth  St.  Ry —  35 

Lakeside  Ry.,  Mahanoy  City,  Pa 50 

Lake  Street  Elevated  RR 26 

Lancaster  City  Street-See  Penn.  Traction.  46 
Lancaster  A  Columbia — See  Penn.  Traction  46 
Lancaster  Traction — See  Penn.  Traction. ...  46 
Lansing  City  Electric  Railway  (Michigan)  .  47 

Leavenworth  Electric  RR 47 

Lebanon  A  Annville  Street  Ry 47 

Lelitgh  Traction  (Hazleton,  Pa.) 41 

Leominster  A  Clinton  St.  Ry 47 

Lexington  Avenue  A  Pavonia  Ferry  Ry— 

See  Metropolitan  Street  Ry 58 

Lewiston  A  Auburn  Horse  RR 47 

Lewiston  A  Young»town  Frontier  RR 62 

Lima  Electric  Street  Ry 47 

Lincoln  (Neb.)  Street  Ry 47 

Llndell  Ry 78 

Little  Rock  Traction  A  Electric 48 

Lock  City  Electric  RR.  (Lockport,  N.  Y). ..  48 

Lock  Haven  Traction  48 

Lombard  A  South  Street  Passenger  Ry— See 

Frankford  A  Southwark  Pass.  Ry 66 

L.  I.  City  A  Newtown— See  N.  Y.  A  Queens 

Co.  Ry 48 

Long  Island  Electric  Ry 22 

Long  Island  Trac. — See  Brooklyn  Bap.  Tr..  18 

Lorain  A  Elyria  Electric  Ry 48 

Lorain  Street  Ry 48 

LosAngelcsCou.Elcc.Ry. — See  Los  Ang.Ry.  49 

Los  Angeles  Ry 49 

Louisville  City  Ry— See  Louisville  Ry 49 

Louisville  Ry 49 

Louisville  Terminal  Ry 49 

Love  El»c  Trao.  (Chic.)— See  Gen.  Elec.  Ry.  26 
Lowell  Lawrence  A  Haverhill  Street  Ry...  47 

Lowell  A  Suburban  Street  Ry 49 

Lyuehburg  Electric  Co 49 

Lyuchburg  A  Rivermont  Street  Ry 49 

Lynn  A  Boston  RR.— See  N.  Shore  Tr.  Sys.  15 

IWMacon  Consolidated  Street  Ry 49 

iUacon  A  Ind.  Spring  Elec.  St.  Ry.  (Ga.).  49 

Madison  CityRy 4» 

Madison  Street  Cable  Rv 82 

Mahoning  Valley  Ry.  (Youngstown,  O.) 92 

Main  Street  A  Agricultural  Park  RR 49 

Maiden  A  Melrose  St.  RR.— West  End  Sys..   16 

Manchester  Street  Ry 50 

Manhattan  Elev.  Ry— See  INVESTORS'  S0PP. 

Manistee  Filer  City  A  East  Lake  Ry 50 

Manufacturers'  Street  By.  (New  Haven)...   56 

Marion  City  Ry.  (Indiana) 50 

Marion  Street  Railway  (Marion,  O.) 50 

Market  St.  Cable  Co.— See  Market  St.  Ry....  81 

Market  Street  Ry 81 

Marshallto wn  (Ohio) .  Light  Power  A  Ry . . .   50 

Marlborougb  Street  Ry 50 

McGavonk  A  Mt.  Vcrnon  Horse  RR-8ee 

Nashville  Street  Ry 54 

McKeesp't  Duquesne  A  Wilm'gRy.  (Pittsb.)  70 
McKeesport  A  Reynoldton  Pass.  Ry.— See 

Second  Avenue  Traction  System  (Pittsb.l   71 
Memphis  A  Raleigh  Springs  RR.— See  Citi- 
zens' Street  RR 50 

Memphis  street  Ry 50 

Menasha  A  Neenah  Street  Ry 55 

Menominee  Electric  Light  Ry.  A  Power —   50 

Merlden  Electric  RR 51 

Merlden  Horse  RR.— See  Merideu  Elec...  .   51 
Merrimack  Val.  St.  Ry— See  Lowell  Law- 
rence A  Haverhill  St.  Ry 47 

Metropolitan  Elec.  See  Springfield  Tr.  (Mo.)  94 

Met.  Crosstown  RR— See  Met.  St.Ry 59 

Metropolitan  RR.  (Baltimore) 14 

Metropolitan  RR.,  Louisville,  Ky 49 

Metropolitan  Railway,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

See  Market  Street  Railway 81 

Metropolitan  Ry. — See  Portland  (Oreg.)  Ry.  73 

Metropolitan  RR— (Washington,  D.  C.) 89 

Metropolitan  RR— See  West  End  St.  By., Bos.  ig 
MetrooolitanSt.RR — See  Denver  Con  .Tram.  32 
Metropolitan  St.  Ry.— Kansas  City,  (Mo.)  . .  44 
Metropolitan  St.  Ry.  (N.  Y.)— See  Metropoli- 
tan Traction  System 58 

Metropolitan  Traction,  New  York 59 

Metropolitan  West  Side  Elevated  RR 27 

Miami  VaUey  Ry 69 

Middle  Street  Sullivan's  Island  Ry 25 

Middlesex  RR— See  West  End  St.  Ry.,  Bost. .  19 
Middletown  A  Bloomingsburg  Tract— See 

Middletowu-Gosheu  Traction 51 

Middletown— Goshen  Traction 51 

Middletown  H.  A  S.— See  Harrisb.  Traction .  40 

Middletown  Street  Ry 51 

Milford  Holliston  A  Framingham  St.  Ry...  51 

Milford&HopedaleSt.  Ry 51 

Millvale  Etna  A  Sharpsburg  Street  Ry.— See 

Allegheny  Traction 69 

Millville  Traction 51 

Milwaukee  City— See  Milw.  Elec.  Ry.  A  L. .  51 

Milwaukee  Electric  Ry.  A  Ltght 51 

Milwaukee  Light  Heat  &  Traction— See  Mil. 

Elec.Ry.  AL 51 

Milwaukee  Racine  &  Kcnosha  Electric  Ry..  54 
Milwaukee  Street  Ry.-See  Mil.  El.  Ry  A  L.  51 
Milwaukee  A  Waukesha  Electric  Railway..  52 
Minneapolis  St.  Ry— See  Twin  City  Rap.  Tr.  52 

Minnesota  Point  Street  Ry 35 

Missouri  RR.— See  Lindell  Ry.  System 79 

Mobile  Light  A  RR 52 

Mobile  A  Spring  Hill  RR 52 

Mobile  Street  RR 52 

Moline  Central  Street  Ry 52 

Monongahela  Bridge— Sre  Pitts.  A  Bir.Trac,  70 
Montgomery  County  Pass.  Ry— See  Schuyl- 

klll  Valley  Trao.  Sys 63 

Montgomery  Street  Ry 54 

Montgomery  Suburban  Street  Ry 54 

Motor  Line  Improvement 35 

Mound  City  RR-See  Union  Depot  RR 90 

Mt,  Adams  A  Eden  Pk.  Incl.  (  S  e  Cincln- ) 
Mt  Auburn  Cable  Railway..  ( nati  St.  Ry.  5   g 

Muscatine  Electric  Ry 

Miiltuoninh  St.  Railway— See  Portland  Ry..  7. 


INDEX    TO    RAILWAYS. 


PAOK. 

Nantteok*  St.  Br.-Bee  Wllk.  A  W.  V.  Tr.  91 
ashua  Street  Ballway 54 

Nashville  A  EdgeAoM  BB-See  Nash.  St.By.  54 

Nashville  Street  BT 54 

Nashville  A  Suburban  By 54 

Hashvllle  Traet'n— See  Nashv. A  Suburb. Ry.  51 

Nassau  Electric  RR 22 

Nattek  A  Cochituate  Street  By 54 

National  Ballway 78 

Xaumkoag  St.  Ry— See  Lynn  A  Boston  RB.  1- 
Negaunee  A  Ishpeuiing  St.  Ry.  A  t  lectrio..  55 

New  Albany  Ry 58 

New  Albany  St.  Ry— See  New  Albany  By  . .  55 
Newark  A  Bloomfleld  By— See  Newark 

Passenger  By 61 

Newark  (O.)  A  GranvlUe  Electric  Street  By.  61 
Newark  A  Irvington  Ry— Bee  Newark  Pas*.  61 
Newark  Passenger  Ry.— See  Cons.  Trae.8ys.  61 
Newark  Plank  Road— See  Cons.  Trac.  Sys. .  61 

Newark  A  South  Orange  Ry 61 

New  Brunswick  City  Ry 58 

Newburg  Electric  Ry 


Newburj  *  Orange  Lake  BR.-8ee  New 

burg  BoBtrle  ~ 
lie    ' 


buryport  *  AJsMsbnry  RR  . 

Hew  CatUe  Traction 


»w  England  Street  By 

New  Haven  A  Centrevllle  Street  Ry 

New  Haven  Street  Ry 

Newlngton  (Conn.)  Tramway 
•  Electric  B;     ~ 


M 


New  Jenoy  Electric  By.  (Patenon,  N.  J.)... 
New  Jeney  Traettonj-See  Con.  Trac.  Sy*. . . 


n 

rtrt 
61 

New  London  Street  Rr 56 

New  Orleans  A  CarrofltouRR 87 

Hew  Orleans  City  A  Lake  RR-See  New  Or- 
leans Traction  System 57 

New  Orleans  City  RR— See   New  Orleans 

CltyALake  57 

Nsw  Orleans  Traction  (Limited) 57 

Newport  A  Dayton  Street  Ry— dee  Cincin- 
nati Newport  A  Covlngtou  Ry 31 

Newport  Street  Ry 61 

Newton  A  Boston  Street  By 62 

Newton  Btnet  By 6'* 

Newtonvllle  A  Watfrtown  Street  Ry 62 

••BWB  Ry.-See  N.  Y  A  Queen.  Co.  Ky    48 
New  Wllllamsbarg   A   FUtbush    RR.-  Bee 

afford  A  White  Plains —  .  59 

New  York  A  Harlem  RR.-8ee  Met.Trar.8Js.  59 
New  York  A  North  Share  By.  (L.  I.  City)...  48 

New  York  A  Philadelphia  Traction M 

ew  York  A  Owens  County  Ry..  L.  I.  City.  48 

ew  York  A  StatM  Island  Traction    84 

ew  York  Westehostor  A  Connecticut  Trae.  89 

Niagara  Fall.  A  Lowlston  BB 62 

Fall.  A  BospeBsioB  Bridge  By 63 

Falls  Whirlpool  A  Northern  By...  62 
A  venae  BB    HeoMoUsyoUlaiiTrJrs.  8B 
orfolk  ( Va.)  City  BB-Bo*  Norfolk  r 
orfolk  (Va.)  street  BB 


.. 

Jrs. 
BR. 


62 


k  Suburban  BB.  (Hyde  Park.  Ma^i  i  48 


RB.  (Hyde  Park.  Mass.). 
By-Bos  Sehuylklll  Val- 


•M*  Btnot  BB.  Bystssn 
orth  Chicago  Btnet  BB. 
lerth  Dalla.  Circuit  By  ..  '.'.  II 

srJkE.iinenh'shHonsBB— BoeAlb'yRr.     9 
HthA  r... 

t  Street  Ry 44 

d  Street  By  (WiressttT, Mass.)...  92 
I  aetWIr.  jOs.UM.1 ..... 

l  County  By.  iBoboben.  N.J.)  41 
r»t.  By.(Bioo«BeM.N  J. ...     18 


IS 


Traction  (Basto*  > 


.............. 

Mh  Bide  Eleetrlc  By.-Mre  No.  Ch  SLflra.  27 
•»  BM.  Pa-.  Br.-««.C1tli«n.-  Tract  i  69 
ifttBVU  Traction  (PllUbarn  .........  7O 


Btnet  By. 

Drwalk  Tramway. 
orwlchfir.-.  ; 
I 


Plan.- 


San  LrsDdn.  A  Hay  wards  Elertrie 


I  Street  By 

Hill  Pass.  By 


Valley  Pa*. 
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B 
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64 
64 

64 

I 

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-i 


k  A  OooDcll  Bluff.  By.  A  Bridge 
k  BotM  BB    Bse  Onuha  St.  By. ! 


Market  SI.  Rr.  ... 
Cr'.sto  w  n  -BoMtab.Tr. 


Or',.. 


O»w 
Ottn 
Over 
Owe 
Oxfo 


<  A  Newark -Bee  Newark 

i  BB  . 

|  BortrVr  Ry 

Bt.  By-Bse  Ijtke  OnL  A  Rlventdo! 

ra  Electric  By 

id  Kr-Bos  Nashville  Tractioii... 
•nCltyBR  

I^kr  l.inr  (Auulston,  Ala  , 


Padaeah  Rtrrf  t  Railway....  .  fl\ 

n.  Kr..   16 

Park  A  Cl*  Hotue-fte*  Market  Street  By  .   81 
Park  A  Oeeaa  RR.-BM  Market  Btnet  By  .   91 
Pasadena  A  Lo.  Angeles  Doe.  By.  iPasa- 
*e%a.Cali     .......................  ..49 

Paswtana  A  PaelBc  By  ..40 

filial  ii  A  Newark  Ktoetrtc  Traetkm  .....  05 

Pam.  A  Belt  Railway-See  Brit  Line  Bee..  47 
Pateno*  Central  Etoetrto  Ball  war  .....  66 

Paten..  »  <  itr  Rallway-Boe  Patrmon  By..  66 
PMomni  Railway  ...............  ...i 

Pawoutu-k  Valley  tag*  B)  «, 

Pawtnrkf  t  «t.  By-Boa  United  Trac.  *  Elee.  73 
.  Motor-Bo*  Easton  Transit. 


FoBBsylvaal*.  Motor-Bo*  Easton  Transit..  96 

rMMyl  ran  i»  T  r  action  I  Lancaster.  Pa.  )  ...  46 

Pena  St.  Pass.  Ry—  Bee  Cltlirns'  Trac.  Sys.  .  69 

.leBy.-B*«B»oOklin  AT  (If.C)  46 

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rsoaVsF.lr.v 


By.-B*«B»oOkli 

-,.,   M,.r-,,.-rt.     I 


. 

,..„...        .     94 


PAOB 
People's  PaM.  By— See  People's  Trac.  Sya..  67 

People'*  Railway  (St.  Louig,  Mo.) 79 

People's  Railroad— See  Syracuse  Street  RR.  85 

People'*  Street  Ry.  (Dayton.  O.) 32 

People'*  Street  By— See  Scranton  Ry 82 

People'H  Traction,  New  York.N.Y 59 

People's  Traction,  Philadelphia.  Pa 67 

Perry  Street  Pa**.  By— See  Federal  Street 

A  Plea*.  Valley  Passenger  Railway 7O 

Philadelphia  A  Bristol  Passenger  Ry 67 

Philadelphia  City  Pass.  Ry-See  Philadel- 
phia Traction  System 6S 

Phila.  A  Darby  Ry— See  Phila.  Trac.  8y*. ...  68 
Philadelphia  A  Gray's  Ferry  Passenger  Ry 

—See  Philadelphia  Traction  System 68 

Philadelphia  Lancaster  &  Harrisburg— See 

Pennsylvania  Traction 40 

Philadelphia  Traction 67 

Philadelphia  &  West  Chester  Traction ti» 

Piedmont  A  Mountain  View  Railway 64 

Plkesville  KeUterstown  A  Emory  Grove  RR  14 
PltUburx  Allegheny  4  Manchester  Pass.  Ry 

—See  PlttBb.  Allegh.  *  Mai  ch.  Tnn-.  sy.-".  TO 
Pittal).  A  Birm.  Pas*  Ry.-See  P.*  B.  Triii  .  7c> 
PitUb.  Allegheny  A  Manchester  Traction. .  70 

Pltt«burg  A  Kirmlnirhuu)  Traction 7<> 

PltUburg  A  Castle  Shannon  Railroad 71 

Plttaburg  Crafton  A  Mansfield  Street  Ry— 

PltU.  i  West  End  Pass.  System 71 

Plttsbur<  (Kan.)  Frootenao  A  Sub.  Elec. ...  69 
PltUburg  Incline  Plane— See   Pittsburg  & 

Birmingham  Traction  System 71 

Plttsb.  Neville  I«d.  A  Coraopolii  Pass.  Ry.- 

Bee  Pitts.  A  W.  K  Pass 71 

Plttsburg  Oakland  A  East  Liberty  Passeii 

ger  Railway— See  Pittsburg  Traction 71 

Pittsb.  A  Ormsby-See  P.  A  B.  Trae 7O 

PltUburg  TraoUon 71 

Pittsburg  Union  Passenger  Ry— See  Plttsb. 

Allegheny  A  Manchester  Traction  8ys....  ?0 
PltUburg  A  Went  Knd  Passenger  Railway  71 
PltUhurg  Weir  City  A  Columbus  (Kuusar) 

-See  PitUl>ur<  r'routenac  A  Suburban..   69 
Pltutun  Street  Car— See  Wllkexbarre  A  Wy- 
oming Valley  Traction  System 91 

Plymouth  Budge  Co.— "ee  Wllkesbarre  A 

Wyoming  Valley  Traction !)l 

Plymouth  A  Kingston  Railroad 7J 

Plymouth  8L  Ry.-See  Wllkesb.  A  W.  v.  Tr.  91 
Point  Deflanee  Park  RT.— See  City  Park  Ry .  85 

Portland  A  Cape  Elisabeth  Rr 72 

Portland  (Conn  )  St.  -See  Mlddletown  St..  51 

Portland  (Me.)  Railroad 72 

Portland  (Oregon)  Ry 73 

Portland  A  Vancouver  Ry— See  Portland  Ry .  73 

Port  Norfolk  Electric  Railway 63 

Portsmouth  (Va.)  Street  Ry 73 

Pottsrllle  A  Reading   Ry-See  Sehulyktll 

Kleetrte  System 73 

Pooghkeepale  City  A  Wapp's  Fall*  Elee.  Ry  71 
Powell  Btnet  Ry-fl«e  Market  Street  By. ...  81 

Presidio*  Parries  BR 81 

Providence   Cable   Tramway-Bee   United 

Traction  A  Eleetrto 73 

Pueblo  City  Ballway.— See  Pueblo  Elee.  St.  73 
PneoSo  Electric  St.  Ry 73 


fm.1.-...,  r   U    I     .. 

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Qujney  A  Ro«ton8treetRjr    ................  76 


Marion  City  Ry. ...  50 
City  Ry.  (Dallas.  Tex.) 31 


Qataey  (111.)  Hone  By.  A  Carrying. 


76 


Ballway.. 


Bone  City  Street  Ry 

Roiburr  Chestnut  Hill  A  Norristown  Ry. 

RuUsJad  Street  Ry 


DapU 

NapMlTranslt'Llnr.  Koozvllle.  Tenu  ...  46 
BapM  Transit  St.  Ry—  See  Cons.  Trac.  By*...  61 
Reading  City  Pa»s.By-8eeBeadingTrao...  76 
Reading  *  Temple  Dee.  Ry.  -See  Read.  Trac.  76 
Beading  Traction-  Bee  United  Traction  Sy*.  76 
Readlnc  A  Womelsdorf  Electrlo-BesuUng 

Traction  System  ............................  76 

Richmond  Ry.  A  Electric  ....................  76 

Richmond  Traction  ..........................  76 

Bldge  Are.  Pans.  By—  See  Phila.  Trac.  By...  68 
Blvendde  Park  By  ...........................  83 

Rlvrmlde  A  Suburban-See  Wichita  Elee. 

By.  A  Light.  ................................  91 

Roaooke  Street  By  ...........................  76 

Rochester  C.  A  Brighton  RR—  See  Roch.  Ry.  77 
Boohester  A  Irondequolt  KR  ................  43 

Rochester  Ky  .................................  77 

Rock  font  aty  Ry  ............................  77 

Rnekfurd  Traction  (Illinois)  .................   77 

Boekland  A  Ablngton  Street  By  ............    18 

Bockland  Thomastou  A  Camden  Street  Ry.  77 

77 
69 
77 

•a  aarasaento  Electric,  Gas  A  Railway  .....  77 
"aglnaw  Consol—  See  Union  St.  Rr.  Sy*..  78 
Baglnaw  Street  RR.,  City  of—  flee  Baglnaw 

Owaol   it  By  ..............................   79 

8C  CharlM  Ht  RR  ............................  57 

BCClalr  Incline  Plane  .......................  71 

BL  Joseph  Ry.  Light,  Hrat  A  Power  (Mo.)  .  78 
Bt.  Jo.  Trac.  A  Llgb.-Bee  St.  Jo.  L.  H.  A  B.  78 
Bt.  Loul*  Cable  A  western  Ry—  See  St.  Louis 

A  Suburban  Ry  .............................   79 

8t.  Lonls  County  Street  Railway  ............  79 

St.  Louis  A  K.  St.  Loul*  Elec.  Ry  ............   79 

Bt  LoulsA  Klrkwnod  RR  ....................   79 

Bt.  Louis  A  Meraraec  River  RR  ..............  79 

Bt.  Lool*  RR-See  National  By.  8y»tem.»...  79 
Bt.  Lonl*  A  Suburban  Ry  ....................  79 

Bt.  Paul  City  Ry—  See  Twin  City  Rap.  Tran.  52 
•t.  Paul  A  Baburb»n  By  ...................  >    M 

8t  Paul  A  White  Bear  Bailroad  ..........  J    • 

Halt  Lake  City  RR  ............................   SO 

Halt  Lake  Rapid  Transit  .....  ................   8O 

Ban  Antonio    Rapid   Transit—  See   Alamo 

HoKhUBB  .................................  80 

Baa  Antonio  Street  Ry  .......................   80 

Bs»  Fraoelsco  A  Ban  Mateo  Electric  Ry  —  81 
Saratoga  Traction  ...  .....................  81 

Savannah  Traction,  formerly  Savan.  Elec..  81 
Savannah  Thunderbolt  A  Isle  of  Hope  Ry.   81 
BohWMCtady  Ry  ..............................  81 

Behnylklll  Electric  Ry.  (PotUvllle,  Pa.)....    74 

Behnylklll  Traction  (Glrardvllle.  Pa  )  .......   39 

PahnrlkUl  Valley  Traction  (Norristown.  Pa.)  63 
Scranton  A  Carbonrtnle  Traction—  See  Scran 

ton  RallwaySystem  ........................  82 


PAOB. 

Scrautou  Pas«.  R'y— See  Scrautou  Ry  82 

Scrauton  &  Pits'n  Tree.— See  Scran.  Ry 82 

Scranton  Suburban— See  Scranton  Ry 82 

Scrauton  Ry.,  formerly  Soranton  Traction.  82 

Seashore  Electric  Ry,  Asbury  Park 11 

Seaside  &  Brooklyn  Bridge  Elevated  RR. 

—See  Brooklyn  Elevated T?R 20 

Seattle  City  Ry 82 

Seattle  Traction  (formerly  Seattle  Consol. 

St.  Ry.) 82 

Seattle  Elec.  Ry.i Power—  See  Seattle  Trao    82 

South  Side  Elevated  RR  ,  Chicago 27 

8prinetleld(Vf.)Elec.  Ry 84 

Seattle*  Rainier  Beach  Ry 83 

Second  Avc.Pass.Ry — See  Second  A  ve.Trac.  71 

Second  Ave.  RR.,  New  York 59 

Second  Ave.  Traction,  The  (Pittobarg,  Pa.) .  71 
Second  &  Third  St.  Pass.  Ry.— See  Elec.  Tr. 

System 66 

Seventeenth  &  Nineteenth  Street  Passenger 
Ry— See  Philadelphia  Traction  System        68 

Shainokin  Jt  Mt.  Carmel  Eleo 83 

Shore  Line  Kleetrto—  See  Baltimore  Trac...   13 

Signal  Mt.  Ry.  (Chattanooga  Teun.) 25 

Sioux  City  Cable  Ry.— See  Central  Trao 83 

Sloui  aty  &  Leeds  Electric  Ry 83 

Sioux  City  Elevated  Ry ••••  83 

Sioux  City  Traction 83 

Sixth  Ave.  RR— See  Metropolitan  Trac.Sys.  59 
Somervillc  Horse  RR— See  West  End  System   16 

South  Boston  RR— See  West  End  St.  Ry 16 

South  Brook.  Cent.  RR.— See  Atlau.  Ave.  RR    22 

South  Chicago  City  By 27 

South  Covington  i  Chi.  St.  Ry— See  Cincin- 
nati Newport  iCovingtou  Ry 31 

Southern  Boulevard  RR.— See  Union  Ry         60 

Southern  Electrio  By 79 

South  Ferry  Ry — See  Metropolitan  Street 

Ry..  and  also  Broad  w'y  &7th  Ave.  RR 58 

South  Jersey  Tr.— sec  Kridgeton  &  M.  Tr...    17 

Smith  Middlesex  Street  Ry 54 

So.  Nashville  St.  KR— See  Nashville  St.  Ry.  54 

South  Orange  A  Maplewood  St.  Ry 65 

So  nth  Side  RR— See  Cleveland  Elec.  Ry 29 

South  Side  St.  Ry— See  Metropolitan  St.  Ry  44 

-outli  Side  El   UK.  Chicago 27 

Southwei-t  Chicago  R.T.-See  Chio.CltyRy.  26 
.Southwestern  Elec.  Rv.—  SeeNat.  Ry.  Sys..   79 

South  West  Missouri  Electric  Ry 90 

Spokane  Cable  Ry— See  Spokane  Street  Ry.  84 
Spokane  Elec.  Ry  "          "  •       "  84 

Spokane  A  Mont  rose  Motor  RR 84 

Spokane  Street  Ry.,  etc. — See  Washington 

Water  Power  System 84 

Springfield  City  Ry— Sec  Sprlugtleld Consol- 
idated Ry 84 

Springfield  (III.)  Consolidated  Ry 84 

Bpringfleld  <Ohlo)  By 84 

Springfield  (Mans.)  Street  Ry 84 

Sprint-field  El.  Ry.  (VU 84 

Springfield  (Mo.)  Traction 84 

Stamford  Street  RR 84 

Stat«n  Island  Elee.  RR 84 

Staten  Island  Midland  Ry 85 

Steluway  Ry.— See  N.  Y.  A  Queens  Co.  Ry . .  48 

Streator  Ry 85 

Street  Ry.  Co.  of  G'd  Rap— See  Cons'rt  St.  Ry.  39 
Suburb.  City  Ry.A  Imp.— See  Norfolk  St.RK.  62 

Suburban  Railroad  (Chicago) 27 

Suburban  Traction  (Orange,  N.J) 66 

Suburban  Rapid  Transit.  PltUburg,  Pa 72 

Suntmry  A  Nortliiimberl'd  Elec.  Ry 85 

Superior  Rapid  Transit  Ry 90 

Sutro  RR 81 

Butter  Strwt  Ry 81 

Syracuse  Consolidated  Street  Ry 85 

Syracuse  A  East  Side  Ry 85 

Syracuse  Rap'dTranslt  Ry 85 

Syracuse  Street  RR 88 

Tacoma  Ry.  A  Motor 85 
acoina  Traction 85 

Tamiqua  A  Pottsvllle  Electric  RR 73 

Tarentum  Traction 85 

Taunton  Street  Ry 85 

Taylor  Avenue  RR-Bee  Llndell  Ry.  Sys....  78 

Temple  Street  Cable  Ry 49 

Tern  Haute  Electric  Ry 85 

Tern  Haute  St.  Ry— See  T.  Haute  Eleo.  Ry.  86 

Third  Avenue  RR.  (N.  Y.) 60 

Thirteenth  A  Fifteenth  8U.  Pass.  Ry— See 

Philadelphia  Traction  System 68 

Thirty-fourth  Avenue  Ry.,  Denver, Col 33 

Thirty  fourth  M.  RR.                     >8ee34tb.n 
Thirty-fourth  St.  Ferry  A  llth  A  v.  J  St.Cr'fn  l)l 
Thirty-fourth  St.  Crosstown  Ry.— See  Met- 
ropolitan Traction  System 59 

Toledo  Consolidated   St.  Ry.— See  Toledo 

Traction «« 

Toledo  Klertrie  Street  Ry 86 

Toledo  Electrio  Ry.— See  Toledo  Traction  .  86 
Toledo  Maumee  A  Perrysbnrg  Elec.  RR. — 

Bos  Toledo  *  Maumee  VMley 86 

Toledo  A  Maumee  Valley  Ry 86 

Toledo  Traction 86 

Toiirka  Belt  Ry 86 

Topeka  Ky 86 

Toronto  (Canada)  Ry 86 

Transverse  Pass.  Ry.— See  Citizen*' Trac.. .   69 

Trenton  Passenger  Ry 88 

Trenton  Traction 88 

Tri-Clty  Railway 32 

Troy  City  Ry 88 

Troy  Hill  Inclined  Plane  A  Bridge 10 

Troy  Hill  Pass.Ry— See  Fed.St.&P.Val.P.Ry.  7O 
Troy  A  Albla  Horse  RR— See  Troy  City  Ry.   88 
Troy  A  Lanslnghiirg  RR— See  Troy  City  Ry.  88 
Twenty-eighth  A  Twenty  ninth  SU.  Cross- 
town  RR.— see  Met.  Traction  System 59 

Twenty-second  A  Allegheny— Phila.  Trao. .   67 
Twenty-third  A  v.Elec.Ry— See  Oakland  San 

Leandro  A  Hay  wards  Electric  Rv.  Cons'd  64 
Twenty-third  8t.  Ry— See  Metrop.Tr.  Sys...   59 

Twin  City  General  Electric 43 

Twin  City  Ry— See  Twin  City  General  Elect.  43 
Twin  City  Rapid  Transit 52 

IT  nlon  Conftol.  Elevated  RR.,  Chicago —  28 
I  nion  Depot  RR.  (St.  Louis,  Mo.) 80 

Union  Electric  Ry.— See  Saratoira  Traction  81 
Union  Elevnted  R'R— See  Brooklyn  Elev.RR.  20 


96 


INDEX    TO    RAILWAYS. 


PAGE. 

Union  Elevated  RR.,  Chicago 28 

Union   Paisenger   Ry.— See    Philadelphia 

Traction  System 68 

Union  Ry.  of  New  York 60 

Union  Ry— See  Chester  Traction 25 

Union  RR— See  United  Traction  &  Electric.  73 
Uu.  Klcc.,  formerly  Un.  6t.  (Dover.  N.  H.)..  35 
Union  Street  Ry.  (New  Bedford.  Mass.) —  55 

Union  Street  Ry.  (Saglnaw,  Mich.) 78 

Union  Traction  (Newark,  N.  J.) 61 

Union  Traction  (Philadelphia,  Pa.) 69 

Union  Trunk  Line 83 

United  Trac.  A  Elcc.  (Providence,  R.  I.) 73 

United  Traction  (PittHburg) 72 

United  Traction  (Reading,  Pa.) 76 

Urbnna  &  Champaign  Ry.  Oas  &  E.  Co 25 

Utlca  licit  Line  Street  RR 88 

Utlco  &  Mohawk  RR 88 

Vallamont  Traction 01 
alley  Pas*.  Ry.— See  Seranton  Ky 82 

Valley  Bt,  Ry.  (Sharon,  Pa.) 83 

Wakefleld  &  Stoneham  Street  Ry 88 
alden  <fe  Orange  Lake  RR. — See  New- 
burg  Electric  Ry 61 

Wnrren  Brookf .  A  Spencer  (Spencer) 83 

Washington  Alexandria  &  Mt.  Vcrnon  Elcc.  9 
Washington  &  Georgetown.— SeeCapitalTr.  89 

Washington  &  Glen  Echo  RR 89 

Washington  A  Great  Falls  Elec.  Ry 90 

Washington  Park  &  Spring  Grove  Ry 83 

Wash,  siimly  Spring  &  Bait.  Elec.  RR 14 

Washington"  Water  Power,  Spokane 84 

Wftterbury  Traction 90 

w.-urrtown  &  Brownville  Street  Ry 90 

Waterv.  El.  L.  N.  A  P.— See  Waterv.  &  F. 

Ry.  AL 90 

Waterville  A  Fairflcld  Ry.  A  Light 90 

Watervllet  Turn.*  RR.— See  Albany  Ry.Sys     9 


PAOB. 
Waverly  &  Woodstock  Electric  Ry  — See  City 

&  Suburban  Ry 72 

Wayne  &  Fifth  Sts.— See  People's  St.  Ry...  32 

Wellcsley  &  Boston  St.  Ry 62 

Wostchester  Electric— See  Union  Ry.  N.  Y. .  60 

West  Chicago  Street  HE 28 

West  Chicago  Street  RR.  Tunnel— See  West 

Chicago  Street  RR 28 

West  End  Passenger  Ry — See  Frankford  A 

South  walk  Passenger  Ry 66 

West  End  &  Riverside  Electric— See  Mont- 
gomery Suburban  Street  54 

West  End  Street  Car 80 

West  End  Street  Ry.  (Boston,  Mass.) 16 

West  End  Street  Ry.— See  Denver  City  RR.  32 

West  End  Street  Ry.  (Knoxville,  Tenn.) 46 

West  End  St.  Ry.— See  Penn.  Traction 40 

West  End  Street  Ry.— See  Rockford  Tract.  77 

West  Jersey  Traction  (Camclcn,  N.  J.) 24 

West  Philadelphia  Passenger  Ry— See  Phil- 
adelphia Traction  System 68 

Western  Elec.  L.  A  P.— See  Toledo  Trao 86 

West  Plttston  A  Wyo.  St.  Car— See  Wilkesb.- 

AW.V.Trao 91 

West  Roxburv  ARoslindale  St. Ry. (Boston)   16 

West  Seattle  Cable 83 

West  Shore  Ry 63 

West  Side  Circle  Ry 86 

West  Side  Rapid  Transit 80 

West  Side  RR.  (Elmira,  N.  Y.) 36 

West  Side  Street  Ry— See  Milwaukee  Eleo. 

Ry&Light 51 

West  &  South  Towns  Street  Ry— See  Chicago 

General  Ry 26 

West  Street  &  North  End  Eleo.  Ry 83 

Wheeling  (West  Va.)  Ry 90 

White  Line  St.  Ry.— See  People's  St.  Ry. 

(Dayton) 32 

White  Plains  A  Mamaroneck— See   N.  Y. 
Elmsford  &  White  Plains 59 


PAOB. 
Whitman  Street  Ry— SeeBrockton  Street  Ry .   17 

Whitney  Ave. — See  New  Haven  St 5ft 

Wichita  Electric  Ry  &  Light 91 

Wilkesb.  A  East  Side  j  „     wiitpo.  1 

do       &  Kingston  J  ?<T..^  ' k'  *?•  qr 

do      A  Suburban  j*,^".™.  f 9 

do      &  West  Side!    Tractlou-     j 
Wilkesbarre  A  Wyoming  Valley  Traction. ..  91 

Wllliamsport  Passenger  Ry 91 

Willamette   Bridge   Railway— See   City   A 

Suburban  Railway 72 

Wilmington  (Del.)  City  Ry 91 

Wilmington  A  New  Castle  Elec.  Ry.  (Del.).   91 

Wilmington  (N.  C.)  Street  Ry 91 

Winchester  Avenue  RR 56 

Winnisimmet  RR— See  Lynn  A  Boston  Sys.   16 
Winooski  &  Burlington  iVt.)  Street  Ry.— 

See  Burlington  Traction 23 

Winston-Salem  Railway  &  Electric fll 

Woodland  Park  Electric  Ry 83 

Woonsocket  Street  Ry 91 

Worcester  Con.  St— See  Wor.  Tract.  System.  92 
Worcester  Leicester  &  Spencer  St.  Ry.— See 

Worcester  A  Suburban 92 

Worcester  &  Millbury  St.  Ry.— See  Worce- 
ster &  Suburban 92 

Worcester  A  S  uburban  Street  Ry 92 

Worcester  Traction 92 

Wyatt  Park  Ry— See  St.  Joseph  Traction  A 

Light 78 

Wyandotte  &  Detroit  River  Ry 35 

Y  (inkers  RR 92 
ork  Street  Ry 92 

Youngstown  Street  Ry. — See   Mahoning 
Val  Icy  Electric 92 


z 


ancsville  Ry.  A  Electric  Co 92 


THE  QUOTATION 


SUPPLEMENT 


OF   THE 


COMMERCIAL  &  flNANCIAL  CHRONICLE. 


CONTENTS. 

NEW  YORK  FINANCIAL  MARKETS  FOR  DECEMBER, 
NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE, 

MONTHLY  ASD  YEARLY  RECORD  or  Boiros, 

MOXTHLY  AJO>  YEARLY  RECORD  or  STOCKS,     - 
BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANGE  PRICES, 

KRAL  QUOTATIONS  OF  BONDS  AND  STOCKS,    - 

RAILROAD  SECURITIES,  .... 

STREET  RAILWAY  SECURITIES 

MmnciPAL  Boms,       -         - 
MISCELLANEOUS  SECURITIES,      .... 

MnORLLAXEOCt  BOSDS, 

GAS  BOKDS, 

GAS  STOCKS, 

STOCKS,       ...... 

OWE  Ain>  TELEORAPH,       .... 


STOCKS,          . 

SrocTca, 
MAXUTAOTURIHO, 

STOCKS, 


5 

7-18 
7-18 
16-18 
18-19 
20-88 
20-26 
26-28 
28-34 


BANK  AND  TRUST  COMPANY  STOCKS. 


88 
35 

,35-3tt 
86 
86 
86 

86-87 
87-88 
38-46 


3  189T. 


WILLIAM    R    DANA    COMPANY,    PUBLISHERS, 

I'IN'E  STREET,  COBXKB  PEABL  STREET,  NEW  YORK. 

nt»T»l  x»BoTrtl««to  A«tof  OMT»««la«b«y«Mia>T,br  WitxiAM  B.  PAHA  OOMPAMT.  In  offlea  ot  Librarian  of  Oongr«««,W««lilaitOB.P.O.] 


AUGUST  BELMONT  &  CO., 

BANKERS, 

No.   23  NASSAU  STREET,  NEW  YORK. 


J.XD  cosajsafoyoeyTS  OF  THX 

Itfessrs.     ROTHSCHILD, 

LONDON      .-.      PARIS     .-.      FRANKFORT     .-.      VIENNA. 

Issue  Letters  oj   Credit  for   Travelers,  available  in  all 

parts  of  the  world. 

Draw  Bills  of  Exchange  and  make  Cable  Transfers  to  Europe,  West  Indies,  Mexico 

and  California. 

Execute  Orders  for  the  Purchase  and  Sale  of  Investment  Securities. 


BONDS. 


Marietta,  Ohio,  Improvement 6s 

Charlevoix,  Mich.,  Refunding 5s 

Richmond,  Ind.,  Funding 5s 

Terre  Haute,  Ind.,  Funding 4s 

Richmond,  Ind.,  Street  Improvement 6s 

Mitchell,  Ind.,  Electric-Light 6s 

Youngstown,  Ohio,  Street  Improvement 5s 


Bond  Hill,  Ohio,  Water 5s 

Xenia,  Ohio,  Funding 4J^s 

Piqua,  Ohio,  Water 4J£s 

Middletown,  Ohio,  Water 6s 

Corsicana,  Texas,  Sewer. 5s 

Astoria,  Oregon  (Gold),  Water 5s 

Laurel,  Md.,  Street  Improvement 5s 


Bluffton,  Ohio,  Water 5s 

FOR    SALE    BY 


RUDOLPH  KLEYBOLTE  &  Co., 

BANKERS, 
CINCINNATI,  OHIO. 

AUGUSTUS     FLOYD, 

No.     32      Pine     Street,     New     York. 


DEALER    IN    NEW    YORK    STREET    RAILWAY    BONDS. 


("Atlantic  Mutual  Insurance  Co.  Scrip. 

SPECIALTIES: \  |eC°"d  Av""ie  RR" 

Broadway  &  Seventh  Avenue  RR.  System, 

Street  Manhattanville  &  St.  Nicholas  Ave.  RR. 


\ 


THE  QUOTATION 

SUPPLEMENT 


OF   THE 


(COMMERCIAL  &   flNANCIAL  CHRONICLE. 

lEnterad  acoordlnf  to  Act  of  Congreai  to  the  year  1897.  by  WILL:  AX  B.  DAMA  COMPANY.  In  office  of  Librarian  of  Congresn,  Washington.  D.  O.1 

NEW    YORK,    JANUARY    9,    1897. 


THE   QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 

THI  QCOTATIO*  SCM-LEMEJT.  UMoM  monthly,  U  furnlahed  without 
extra  elutryt  to  erery  annual  labucriber  of  the  COMMERCIAL  A-CD  FIXAS- 
CIAL  CHKOXICLK. 

Tnt  nrraroBa*  ScrpL*«i*T,  Iwaed  quarterly.  U  also  furnlnhed 
wUltmt  tttra  ekaryt  to  eT«ry  aubaflrtber  of  the  CHROXICLE. 

TBB  8TUCT  RAILWAY  SurruMKjrr,  laraed  quarterly.  i«  likewise 
fnrnUaed  wiUuntt  atrrn  tkargt  to  eTery  anbeorlber  of  the  CHBOXICLB. 

TB«  STATI  AID  Crrr  8orru»>*T,  latoed  aeml-annnally,  la  alao 
tarnUbed  triMmJ  t*tn  elutryt  to  «rery  rabaorlker  of  the  OBBOVICLB. 

Tnrna  tar  the  CHBOKICU,  tnelndla*-  the  tow  BapplemenU  abore 
•••Irt.  are  Ten  DoUara  wlthlD  Ik*  United  State*  and  Twelre  Dollan 


WILLIAM  B.  DANA  COMPANY,  PUBLISHERS, 

PINE  ST..  CORNER  or  PEARL  ST..  NEW  YORK. 

R&V1BW  OF  D  BOB  M  BLR. 

The  improvement  in  tbe  situation  which  occurred  in 
November  ••  the  result  of  the  triumph  of  the  Sound- 
Monty  cause  at  the  polls  was  not  fully  maintained  in 
December  ;  or  perhaps  it  would  be  more  accurate  to  say 
that  tbe  hope*  so  confidently  entertained  of  farther  de- 
cided development  in  the  direction  of  business  revival 
were  in  great  measure  disappointed.  Possibly  the  ex- 
pectation* of  a  sustained  expansion  in  industrial  ac- 
tivity were  in  any  event  pitched  too  high,  teeing  that 
we  were  near  the  end  of  the  year,  when  it  U  customary 
to  close  accounts  for  the  twelve  months  and  when  also 
temperature  and  weather  conditions  usually  impcse 
obstacles  to  oat-door  work  and  thus  reduce  to  a  mini- 
mum operations  in  many  lints  of  trade. 

la  the  main,  however,  the  fact  that  trade  recovery 
failed  to  make  the  progress  expected  may  be  ascribed 
to  the  occurrence  of  a  number  of  special  retarding  in- 
fluences and  set-backs.  Congress,  as  usual,  has  proved 
a  disturbing  factor.  It  quickly  became  apparent,  after 
the  members  assembled,  that  notwithstanding  the  em- 
phatic popular  verdict  given  at  the  election,  nothing 
would  be  done  at  this  session  to  correct  the  evils  of  our 
currency  system,  nor  anything  to  remove  the  inequali- 
ties between  Government  disbursements  and  Govern- 
ment revenues;  while  both  in  and  oat  of  Congress,  even 
among  those  high  in  party  councils,  there  were  mani- 
festations of  a  spirit  which  suggested  a  willingness  to 
encourage  renewed  temporizing  with  the  silver  issue. 

Worst  of  all,  the  attitude  and  action  of  the  Senate 
in  trie  matter  of  the  Cuban  insurgents  introduced  an 
element  which  has  proved  thoroughly  disorganizing  to 
famines*.  <^  nte  a  number  of  radical  bills  were 
presented  in  that  body,  one  going  so  far  as  to  direct  the 
PresidoLt  to  take  possession  of  Cabs  by  military  force, 


and  on  Friday  the  18th  the  Committee  on  Foreign 
Relations  made  a  report  said  to  be  unarimous  tending 
to  at  once  disturb  our  relations  with  Spain.  Among 
the  resolutions  which  had  been  referred  to  that  com- 
mittee was  one  by  Senator  Cameron  recognizing  the 
independence  of  the  "Republic  of  Cuba."  Un- 
expectedly the  committee  reported  this  resolution  fav- 
orably on  the  18th,  causing  an  immediate  sharp  break 
in  the  stock  market  and  creating  a  feeling  of  anxiety 
and  uneasiness  throughout  the  whole  country.  For- 
tunately Secretary  of  State  Olney  met  this  move 
the  next  day  by  the  announcement  that  Congress 
had  no  power  to  bind  the  President  in  a  matter  of  this 
kind,  that  the  recognition  of  a  foreign  State  was  an 
Executive  function  alone.  It  also  became  apparent 
tbat  public  opinion  did  not  sustain  the  step  pro- 
posed, and  when  the  report  came  before  the 
Senate  on  Monday  the  21st  action  on  it  was  postponed 
until  after  the  holidays.  Nevertheless  the  affair  in- 
duced timidity  and  fear  and  thus  imposed  a  check  on 
enterprise. 

As  showing  the  unsettling  effect  caused  by  the  do- 
ings of  Congress,  an  interview  with  Mr.  Chauncey  M. 
Depew  published  in  the  "New  York  Times"  of  the 
31st  is  pertinent.  Speaking  with  reference  to  the 
relations  between  Washington  and  the  business  interests 
of  the  country  Mr.  Depew  pointed  out  that  the  con- 
ditions now  are  excellent  and  ripe  for  good  times. 
Nearly  every  doubtful  scheme,  enterprise,  firm  and 
corporation  which  could  affect  credit  by  failure  has 
been  forced  to  liquidate  and  business  has  not  for  a 
quarter  of  a  century  been  in  so  conservative  a  state, 
and  so  near  a  cash  basis,  aa  at  present.  The  distrust 
existing  during  tbe  pist  three  years  has  given  a  shock 
to  credit  and  has  made  it  abnormally  sensitive.  What 
is  mainly  needed,  therefore,  is  to  cultivate  con- 
fidence, without  which  there  can  be  no  great  ac- 
tivity in  trade.  Congress  holds  the  key  to  the  situa- 
tion. Uncertainty  as  to  its  action  upon  the  Cuban 
question,  coupled  with  a  possibility  of  a  war  with 
Spain;  unc  rtainty  as  to  its  action  on  the  tariff,  on  the 
currency,  and  upon  the  revenue  and  expenditures, 
keeps  foreign  capital  from  coming  to  this  country. 
Such  capital  would  ba  invested  in  new  railroads,  min- 
ing and  irrigation  developments  and  manufacturing 
enterprises,  all  of  which  are  now  waiting.  Mr.  Depew 
then  states  that  the  effect  of  the  Oimeron  resolution 
was  felt  instantly  in  the  falling  off  of  the  traffic  of  the 
railroads  of  about  15  per  cent. 


QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


Another  unsettling  influence  during  the  month  was 
the  occurrence  of  quite  a  number  of  bank  failures  in 
vaiious  parts  of  the  country.  The  most  important  of 
these  was  the  closing  of  the  National  H.mk  of  Illinois 
at  Chicago  with  liabilities  of  about  11  million  dollars. 
The  failure  of  this  institution  pulled  down  a  number 
of  concerns  which  had  depended  on  it  for  assistance 
and  were  the  cause  of  its  collapse.  Subsequently  there 
were  failures  of  banks  or  banking  institutions  in  other 
parts  of  the  Northwest — at  St.  Paul,  Minneapolis, 
West  Superior,  etc.,  and  likewise  some  failures  in  the 
South  and  Southwest.  As  far  as  can  be  judged,  these 
embarrassments  were  the  result  of  unsound  banking 
methods  rather  than  of  unsound  trade. 

Jn  consequence  of  the  return  to  the  channels  of  cir 
culation  of  money  previously  hoarded,  or  which  had 
been  held  in  reserve  out  of  caution  against  the  possi- 
bility of  a  change  of  monetary  standards,  there  were 
further  large  accumulations  of  currency  at  this  center, 
keeping  money  easy;  and  of  course  the  fact  that  there 
was  no  considerable  demand  for  currency  for  trade  pur- 
poses contributed  to  the  same  end.  On  November  7 
both  the  loans  and  the  deposits  of  the  New  York 
Clearing  House  banks  were  at  the  lowest  point  of  the 
year.  On  December  26th  both  were  at  their  highest 
points.  The  deposits  between  these  two  dates 
rose  from  $433,437,600  to  $525,837,200,  the  addition 
thus  being  over  87  million  dollars.  The  loans  in  the 
same  interval  increased  only  45^  million  dollars.  It  is 
needless  to  say  that  money  rates  ruled  low  throughout 
the  month.  Even  the  special  call  on  this  center  from 
the  West,  arising  out  of  the  bank  failures  in  that  sec- 
tion, had  only  the  effect  of  slightly  stiffening  the 
market.  The  following  shows  the  rates  for  the  various 
classes  of  loans  for  each  week  of  the  month.  We  may 
say  that  a  feature  in  the  market  was  the  making  of 
loans  on  sterling  exchange  as  collateral.  Some  of  these 
loans,  running  from  75  to  100  days,  were  placed  at  2| 
per  cent. 

RATES  FOR  MONET  IN  NEW  TOBK,  WEEKLY. 
Oall  Loan*  -  Dec.  4. 

At  Stock  Exchange— Range  for  week.  .1-3 

Average  for  week  2)4 

At  banks  and  trust  companies  2 

Time  Loans — 

•     Thirty  days...  8 

Sixty  days 3 

Ninety  days 3X 

Four  months 3X 

Five  months 4 

Six  months 4 

Seven  months      4 

Commercial  Paper- 
Double  Names  Choice— CO  to  90  days. .  .3X-4 
Four  months-.. 4-5 

Single  Names— Prime  4  to  6months 4.5 

Good  4  to  6  months 5-6         4X-5X   4X-5X   4X-6X   4X-6X 

Oar  foreign  trade  remained  in  a  highly  favorable 
state,  showing  a  very  large  balance  on  the  side  of  the 
merchand  ise  exports.  The  price  of  wheat,  after  tend- 
ing downward  for  a  time,  again  advanced,  cash  wheat 
in  New  York  commanding  over  a  dollar  a  bushel.  The 
price  of  cotton  sharply  declined,  and  low  middling  up- 
lands closed  on  December  31  at  6  13  16  cents  per 
pound,  against  7  5  16  cents  November  30.  The  Treas- 
ury continued  to  gain  gold,  and  December  31  the  re- 
serve was  reported  at  $137,316,544. 

The  course  of  the  exchange  market  furnished  evi- 
dence of  the  favorable  conditions  ruling  in  the  foreign 
trade.  From  the  8th  to  the  18th  the  tendency  of  sterl- 
ing was  strongly  upwards,  and  while  the  rates  did  not 
justify  gold  exports  to  Great  Britain,  it  was  thought 
that  some  amounts  might  go  to  Berlin.  But  subse 
quently  the  market  decidedly  weakened  again,  thus 
for  the  time  being  precluding  the  possibility  of  any 


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outflow.  This  weakness  at  the  period  when  such  large 
remittances  have  to  be  made  to  meet  January  interest, 
payments  on  the  other  side  was  significant  and  re- 
markable. The  following  gives  the  rates  for  sterling 
on  actual  business  for  every  day  on  which  a  charge  in 
any  class  of  bills  occurred : 

ACTUAL     RATES— BANKERS'  AND  COMMERCIAL  BILLS. 


The  pasted  rates   for  every  day  in   the   moath  are 
given  in  the  following. 

POSTED     RATES— BANKERS'  BTEBLtNO  BILLS. 


The  stock  market  was  weak  most  of  the  month,  on 
a  small  volume  of  business.  The  returns  of  railroad 
earnings  for  November  were  very  unfavorable  as  a  rule, 
and  while  some  improvement  occurred  in  this  respect 
in  December,  it  did  not  meet  expectations.  The  roads 
in  the  spring-wheat  sections  particularly  made  poor 
comparisons,  beciuse  the  wheat  movement  the  previous 
year  had  been  of  extraordinary  magnitude.  The  action 
of  the  Senate  Committee  on  Foreign  Relations  on  the 
18th  proved  a  wholly  unexpected  blow,  prices  falling 
away  several  points  and  the  market  becoming  almost 
panicky.  There  was  some  recovery  subsequently  from 
the  lowest  figures,  but  transactions  were  on  a  limited 
scale.  Below  we  furnish  a  record  of  the  bond  and 
stock  sales  at  the  Exchange  for  the  month  and  year, 
in  comparison  with  the  three  years  preceding;  and  also 
the  sales  of  cotton  at  the  Cotton  Exchange  and  of 
grain  on  the  Produce  Exchange. 


VOLUME  OF  BUSINESS  ON  THE  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 


Month  of  December.  J896. 

Stock  tales— 

Numberof  shares....       3,8?1,079 

Par  value $367,3J2,50J>      $835,300,250 

Bond  sales  (par  value)— 

Railroad  4  misc.  bds.     $33.525.8)0 

Government  bonds...         1,859,000 

State  bonds 285,500 


1893. 


1.088.608 
$397.294.850 


4.800.768 
$482,276,060- 


$40.397.000 
282.000 
311,600 


Total  bond  sales  ...      $36,870.300        $41,000.500        $32.317,000        $27,729,750- 
Jan.  1  to  Dec.  81. 

Stock  sales- 
Number  of  shares 54.654,09^         98,583.233          49.075,032         80.977.839 

Par  value $5,110,643,838  $8.312.693,106  $4,821,878,020  $7,560,440,205^ 

Bond  sales  (par  value)— 

Railroad  A  misc.  bds.    $313.188.820      $493,758.030      $339.950.250      $351.854,160 
Government  bonds...        28,494.160  7,480,250  4.315,400  2,143.25* 

Statebonds 2,284,000  5,683,200          10,929.900  3.792.800 

$857,790,500' 


Total  bond  sales....    $391,939.U70      $512,821.530 

SALES  OP  COTTON  ON  THB  COTTON  EXCHANGE. 


Month  of  December .  ... 
January  1  to  Dec.  31 


1896. 

li.ilci. 
4.036.100 
48.727,800 


1895. 
Bale*. 
4,615.200 
61,489,700 


1894. 
Halts. 
2,486,300 
31.479,300 


ISilf. 
3.615.80* 
48,916.90* 


SALES  OF  GRAIN  ON  THE  PRODUCE  EXCHANGE. 

1898.  1895.  1894.  1893. 

Biulult.  Biuheb.  BatheU.  Siulalt. 

Month  of  December 74.712,347         74,789,600         83.834,118         50.002.8T6 

January  I  to  Dec.  31 1,S85,»03.500    1,899,848,100  1.176,811.928  l.!4*.711,«OT 


NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE* 


MONTHLY     AND     YEARLY     RECORD. 

The  following  tables  furnish  a  complete  record  of  the  New  York  Stock  Exchange  transactions  for  the  past  month  and  fo 
the  year  189A.     They  need  no  extended  introduction,  aa  they  are  self-explanatory.     The  tables  embrace  every  security 
excepting   only   State  bonds)  dealt  in  on  the  Exchange.      We   give  bonds  first,  using    the   classification  adopted  in  the 
official  list.    As  to  prices  the  form  ia  our  own,  and  we  think  it  will  be  found  to  contain  just  the  facts  desired  by  our  readers 
and  to  present  them  in  the  most  convenient  way  for  study  and  reference.    All  quotations  in  the  column  headed  "  Price 
*h~>ut  Jinu  try  ?,  IfM,"  «ere  mide  on  that  dve  except  those  in  italics,  which  are  the  nearest  in  January,  1896. 
For  foot  notes  to  tables  see  last  page  of  Bonds  and  last  page  of  Stocks. 


BONDS—  PRICES  AVD  SAF.ES  FOR  DECEMBER  AND  THE  YEAR  1896. 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

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January  2. 
1896. 

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1084  Aug.  24 
103     Julr  28 
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Sale  Price*. 

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116 

116    ii«4 

llii     Deo.     3 

1164  Dec.  15 

Buff  .t  -  .uthwentera.      •>' 
Buff.  ASo»q..l.t,  told.  5«....1»13 

A-O 

A    <> 



100     Feb.  27 

100     Feb.  27 

Bar:   (.-.  H  \  \..  .  i,-.   ..         ;  
Con.  lit  A  roi.tr.  .<•.»•  ...1934 
•ea^Jiterwi                          ItfSt 

28.000 

:...,., 

102      ibi 
99    1004 

104     1064 

103     1054 

1014  Dec.  18 
1024  Deo.  16 

10S4  Deo.     2 
102  4  Dec.  16 

100     Aug.  10 
99     Jan.  17 

1O8  '4  Apr.  30 
1034  Mar.  30 

M..V                                           19!7 
AK.W.,  !•£,«.••.  1920 
tat,  Se. 

0:s  ::•:-,'•-.:••  ?.  '    !S?1 

"tobo 

HP.)"  '.'.'.'.'.'. 
90     
108 
to*     

ibo"  ! 

100 

ioi*4  !" 

1O2 

i6z""beV."  a'i 

l63""beb'."3"l 

140     Feb.  14 
102     Dec.  21 
101     Apr.  22 
105     Julr  29 
98     Sept.    2 
1034  Apr.    7 

14O     Feb.  14 
1064  Jan.  17 
1024  July  14 
110'8  June  23 
107     Feb.  17 
1034  Apr.    7 

ai.ooo 

J  .....K, 

109      
104     

HOi  no-. 

1054 

lb»4"rVeo.  28 
1044  Deo.     1 

110T8  Dec.  31 
1O54  Dec.     5 

K...-  .-.   .  :                              1913 

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[VOL.  LX1V 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

jl 

Saletin 
Dee. 
Par  mint 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1896. 

PRICES  IK  DECEMBER. 

RANGE  FOR   TEAR  1896. 

Dee.  1. 

Dee.  31. 

I'txrrst.             Highest. 

Lowell. 

Higheil. 

Cmrthage  A  Ad.    «eeN.Y.C.*H. 

<  Vilur  F.  A  Minn.      Bee  111*.  Cent. 
Ced.  R.  la.F.AN.  .SeeB.C.R.AN. 
Central  Ohio.   See  Bait.  A  Ohio. 
C.AO.  Mid.,  1st.  ext.4*s8..  1939 
Cent.  RR.  A  B'k'g  Co.  of  Ga.— 

J-J 

M-N 

M-S 
F-A 
P-A 
M-N 
M-N 

Bid.     Alk. 
05 

Bid.     Aik. 

Bid.      Aik. 

Sale  Pricei. 

Sale  Prieei. 

Sate  Prieei. 

Sale  Pncei. 

10,000 

96 

95     Dec.     2 

95     Dec.     2 

94     Hay  12 

100     Feb.  27 

</-hat.  R.A  Col.,  gu.  g.  5s....  1937 
Cent,  of  0».  Ry.—  1st,  g.,  58.1945 

Ll3         

Consol.,  gold,  5s  1945 

84.000 

90*s    90% 

90     Dec.  29 

91     Dec.  30 

90     Dec.  29 

91     Dec.  30> 

Central  of  New  Jersey— 
1st,  oon.,78  1899 

106     108 

103*2  Aug.  19 
115*2  Feb.  17 

110*2  Mar.  2O 

120     Apr.  29- 

M-N 
J-J 
Q-J 
S-M 
-N 
J-J 
J-J 

J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 

J-J 

J-J 
J-J 
A-O 

112,000 
67,000 
13,000 

114 

117*sll8 

..  118*8 

li¥     Dec.     1 
114*8  Dec.  22 
103*4  Dec.    4 

li8"»s"Dec.     7 
116     Dec.     7 
104*8  Dec.  22 

110     Aug.  12 
110     Aug.  14 

120     June  24 
117     Fel>.  IS 
106     Feb.  25 

116*2  Dec.'  24 
104     Feb.  14 

103     Dec.     5 
104     May     6 
104     Aug.  19 
84*2  Sept.  1ft 
99     Nov.  12 
102%  Des.  10) 

Registered  '                       .1987 

,.      7/f 

117*3 

I/eh.  A  W.  Coal,  con.  ass.7s.19OO 
5s                                           1912 

105 

102*4  103*4 

101*8  Aug.  26 
90     Apr.  17 
108     Aug.  24 
103     Mar.  30 

99*4  Sept.  11 
99     Oct.   16 
101     Nov.  25 
84*s  Sept.  16 
98     May    8 
98     Aug.  27 

Am.  Dock  A  Imp.  Co.5s...  .1921 

21,000 

115      
102      

116%  

116     Dec.    9 

116*i  Dec.  24 

700          102 

98      

Central  Pacific— 

16,000 

it-1,000 

8.0OO 

102     . 

1027s  103 
103*3  104>s 
102     104 

102*8  Dec.    9 
103     Deo.    3 
102     Dec.  31 

103     Deo.     5 
103T8  Dec.  30 
102*3  Dec.  19 

Gold!  6s!  Scries  F,G,HAI.1898 
8.  Joaquln  Br.,  gold,  68....190O 
Guar.,gold,58  1939 

98 

102*8  

101 

85       95 

.    99 

Ext.  g.,5s,  Series'  A  1898 
C.  A  O.  Div.,ext.,  g.,  5s..  ..1918 

1,000 

100     . 
100     .    ... 

102%  

102%  Dec.  10 

102%  Dec.  10 

101      

98     Aug.    4 

103*2  May     4 

No.  of  Cal.,  lstgu.,g.6s..-1907 
Guar.,  gold,  5s  1938 
Central  Wash.,  1st,  g.,  6s.  ...1938 

91 

9i      

91*s  Aug.  26 
29%  Feb.    7 

94*2  May  21 
54     Apr.  2» 

Charl.  ASav.,  1st,  g.,7e  1936 
Chat.  R.ACol.  See  C.R.AB.Co.Ga. 
Ches.  AO.,P.M.,fd.,g.,68...1898 
Gold  6s  Series  A                  1908 

J-J 

J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
M-N 
M-N 
M-S 
M-8 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
M-S 
M-8 
F-A 

15,000 
12,000 
23.000 
200,000 
150,000 
386,000 

'07 

117     . 

103*2 

105*4  1055s 
118     119 
118     119 
107*3  108 

105*4  Dec.  18 
118     Dec.  10 
118     Dec.     1 
107     Dec.   |1 
105     Dec.    2 
71*s  Dec.  19 

105  *«  Dec.    9 
119     Dec.  22 
118%  Dec.  17 
108     Dec.  10 
107*4  Dec.  16 
747s  Dec.     7 

104     Jan.  14 
111     Aug.  29 
114*2  Apr.     8 
100     July  29 
99     Sept.  10 
65     Aug.  27 

106*4  June  17 
119     July  30> 
119     Nov.  IS 
111%  Apr.  2» 
103*4  Apr.  18 
78*4  Feb.  25 

118>s 

Gold  6s*                                .1911 

118     118 
107     

1st  cons.,  g.,  5s  1939 
Registered                        .1939 

106 

loS 

105*2  106 
73       75 

Gen   gold  4*ss                    .1992 

72=8    73 

Registered                         1992 

R.&A.Div.,  1st  con.  g.,  4s.  1989 
2dcon.  g.,4s  1989 
Craig  Valley,  1st,  g.,  5s.  ...1940 
Warm  Spr.  Val.,  Istg.,  5s.  .  .  1941 
Eliz.  I*ex.  A  Big  8.,  gu.,  g.5s.!902 
Ches  O  &  Southwest   6s       1911 

128,000 
12,000 

91 

96       96*» 
..    88 

98       99 

96*8  Dec.     1 
87     Dec.  18 

99%  Dec.  18 
87*s  Dec.     1 

90     Aug.  11 
75     Aug.    5 
92*2  June  17 

99%  Deo.  IS 
88     June  17 
95*4  May  2» 

83 

"ig'.ooo 

97*2    JO2 

98      

99     100 

99     Dec.     3 

100     Dec.  11 

95     Aug.    8 

102*2  Feb.  2» 

2d   6s                                     1911 

F-A 
J-J 
M-N 

F-A 
M-N 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
A-O 
M-N 
M-8 
A-O 
A-O 
F-A 
M-S 
F-A 
M  N 
M-N 
M-S 
J-D 

.i-r> 

O.Val.,gen.con.ist,gu.g.58.1938 
Ohio.  A  Alton,  sink.  fd.,6s.  .  .  .1903 
Lou.  A  Mo.  R.,  1st,  7s  1900 
2d   7s                                  .1900 

116 

112*3  .. 

114 

113     Nov.  23 
108*3  Oct.  21 
107*2  Oct.     6 

117     Mar.    5 
111     Apr.  15 
111     July  1» 

Ill     113 
108      

112*3112% 

St.  L.  Jacks.  &C.,2d,  7s..  ..1898 
Miss.  Rlv.  B'ge,  lst.8.  f.g.6el912 
Ohio.  Bur.  *  Nor.,  1st,  5s  1926 
Chic  Bur  AQ    cons.  ,7s  19O3 

100     

1.000 
86,000 
1,000 
19,000 
38,000 

103      

104 
118*4  118*s 

104     Dec.  30 
117*s  Dec.     1 
103     Dec.  19 
96     Deo.     1 
100     Dec.  23 

104     Dec.  30 
118%  Dec.  17 
103     Dec.  IP 
98     Deo.     3 
101*s  Dec.  16 

98*3  Oct.   19 
110     Aug.  13 
101     Aug.  14 

104*2  Feb.  14 
120     June  25 
103%  July    9 
101*s  Apr.  25 
104*4  Feb.  27 
106     Apr.  28 
9!>%  Mar.    5 
95%  June  10 

Sinking  fund  5s                   1901 

100     101% 
101 

.    98 

.    98 

85     July  29 
93     Aug.    8 
103     Sept.    9 
92     Aug.  28 
87*4  Aug.  27 

100*4 

100*3  10078 

Iowa  Div.,  sink,  fd.,  5s.  ...1919 
4s                                           1919 

106 

6,000 
5,000 

98 

96       98 

96     Dec.  23 
93*3  Dec.  22 

98     Dec.  28 
94     Dec.  23 

Denver  Div..  4s  1922 
4s                                              1921 

93%  

93%  

Chic.  Ala.  Div.,  5s  1905 
Nebraska  Exten.,  4s  1927 
Registered    1927 

107*2  Jan.  18 
80     Aug.    7 

107*2  Jan.  18 
9  1*2  Feb.  28 

44,000 

89 

87*2 

87%  Dec.  28 

89     Dec.     1 

Han.  &  St.  Jo.,  con.,  6s  1911 
Chic.  A  E.  111.  ,  1st,  s.f  .  cur.6s  .  .  1907 
Small  1907 

1,000 
6,000 

118 

117 

118 

118     Dec.  21 
112     Deo.  31 

118     Dec.  2i 
112*2  Dec.  10 

109*3  Sept.    5 
110     Aug.  14 

118*4  Jan.     3 
117*2  May  21 

no     

111      

112 

1st  cons..  g.,6s  1934:  A-O 
Gen.  cons..  1st,  5s  1937  M-N 
Registered                           1937  M  f 

e.ooc 

107,000 

127*2 

122     122*4 

..    .    .  101*4 

124*3 

122     Dec.     1 
99     Deo.  29 

123*3  Dec.  28 
102     Dec.  12 

118     Aug.  26 
94     Nov.    2 
104  "4  Nov.  !5 
93     Oct.  15 

102%  Aug.  12 
125     Feb.  25 
117»8Aug.  10 

127     June  15 
102*2  Apr.  28 
104*4  Nov.  25 
100%  May     5 

108*4  July    6 
128*8  Dec.  3» 
129%  June  16 

100 

98     101 

Chlc.&Ind.Coal  R'y.l  st,5s  .  1936 
Chicago  A  Erie    See  Erie. 
Chic.  A  Milwaukee.  SeeCh.AN.W. 
Chicago  Milw.  A  St.  Paul— 
Mil.  'A  St.  P.,  1st,  8s,  P.O.  ...1898 
2d,73-10s,P.D  1898 
1st,  7s,  9  gold,  R.  D  1902 

J-J 

F-A 
F-A 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
iJ-J 
jJ-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J    J 
J  -J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

!j-j 
J-J 
J-J 

j-i 

A-O 

1,000 

98     101*4 

96     100 
106 

997s  Dec.     8 

997e  Dec.     8 

too      in 
123     

126 

105     106 

2.000 

128*s  
128*2  

128*8  Dec.  30 

128*8  Dec.  30 

1st,  7s,  £  gold  ,  R.  D  1902 
1st  Iowa  A  M.,  7s  1897 
1st  Iowa  A  D.,7s  1899 
IstC.  AM.,  7s  1903 

7,000 
2,000 

119*3125 
119*2125 

121*2 

126*8  ... 

128*4  

128*4  Dec.  24 
127*2  Dec.     2 

128'*4  Dec.  24 
127*2  Dec.     2 

112%  Aug.  10 
127*2  June    5 
122     Aug.  24 
119     Aug.  10 
125     Sept.  15 
106     Aug.  14 
103     July  21 
110     Aug.  31 
120     July  31 

128*4  Dec.  2* 
127*2  June   5 
125     Sept.  29 
13212  June  22 
133*2  Mar  "9 
118     Mar  25 
111     Apr.  14 
118*2  June    8 
128     June  30 

10S       Dec.   21 

119     June  17 
115*2  June  30 
111     June  26 
1151s  Mar.  27 
110     Apr.  29 
112*4  Mar.  24 
114     June  24 

126*3 

12S*»    . 

Chic.  Mil.  &  St.  P.,con.7s.  .  .  .19O5 
1st  I.  AD.  Exten.,  7s....  1908 
1st  Southwest  Div.,  6s...  1909 
1st  LaCrosse  &  D.,  5s  —  1919 
1st  So.  Minn.  Div.,  6s..  ..1910 
1st  Hast.  &  D.  Div.,  7s.  .  .  .191O 
5s                .                 1910 

21,000 
17.000 
12,000 
6.000 
9,000 
4.000 
2,000 
7,000 
109,000 
16,000 

122 

129      , 

130     
ISO     

117     118 
111*4 

130     Deo.  15 
130%  Dec.     2 
116*3  Dec.  21 
110     Dec.  11 
117*3  Deo.     2 
127%  Dec.  12 
108     Dec.  21 
11  8*2  Dec.  11 
113%  Dec.     3 
108     Dec.  22 

132     Deo.  24 
133     Dec.  24 
1177sDec.  16 
110*4  Dec.  21 

127%  Dec!  12 
108     Dec.  21 
118*8  Dec.  11 
114%  Dec.  31 
109     Dec.  31 

uf 

130      

116*3118 
1095s  
117%  117% 
124*s  ..  . 

100 

112*3  11478 
tiS 

118*4119 

100 

101*2  Sept.  18 
110     Aug.  20 
108     Aug.  12 
102*2  Aug.  r 
98     Aug.  28 
106*2  July  16 
103     Aug.    7 
105     Aug.  27 

Chic.  APao.  Div.,  6s  1910 
Ch.  A  P.  W.,  1st,  g.,  5s.  .  .  .1921 
Ch.  AMo.  Riv.  Dfv.,5s...l926 
Mineral  Point  Div.,  5s.  .  .  .  1910 
Ch.AL.8u.Div.,g.,5s....l921 
Wis.  <fc  Minn.  Div.,g.  5s..  1921 
Terminal,  gold,  5s  1914 

113 

117*3120 
114     114% 
108     108*2 

.  iis 

109 

108      

106 

51,000 
5,000 

107*4  
'07*a  

11068.... 
112*8 

111       113*2 

1107s  Dec.    4 
112     Dec.  23 

112*4  Dec.  23 
112*8  Deo.    4 

Far.  ASo.  as8ii.,g.,6a  —  1924 
Cent.  sink,  fund,  5s  1916 

OH     Jan.     7 
105*4  Jan.  15 
91*2  Aug.  28 

9<>     Jan.     7 
109     June  10" 
98     June  17 

Dak.  AGt.  8o.,g.,  5s  1916 
Gen.,  gold,  4s,  series  A..  .  .  1989 
Registered  1989 

3,000 
227,000 

too 

109     Dec.  30 
96*4  Dec.  24 

109     Dec.  30 
97*3  Dec.  31 

92*8    94 

97      

Mil.  ANo.,lst,M.  L,.  6s..  ..1910 
let,  consol.  6s              .  .  1913 

117*2 

114     Jan.  28 
115     3ept.?6 
42     May  12 
35*2  Aug.  10 

129*2  Aug.  14 
115     Aug.  24 
114%  Dec.  15 
106*2  Aug.  24 
110     Nov.  23 
104*2  Aug.    4 
104%  A  Hi.'.  21 
104%  Sept.    1 
106     Jan.  16 
103     Jan.  13 
103     Jan.  29 
105     Oct.  28 

118%  May  25- 
119     May  29 
42     May  12 
48*s  Apr.  20 

141     Jan.  28 
120     May  2» 
118*3  Jan.  10 
116     Mar.  13 
114     Apr.     8 
111     Feb.  26 
11  0*2  Mar.  19 
111%  Apr.  29 
1  1  1     Feb.  29 
107     Apr.  21 
106     June  23 
110     Feb.  26 

1,000 

"5     

116 

116     

116     Dec.     1 

116     Dec.     1 

Chic.  AN.  Pao.,lst,  g.,5s..  .1940 
U.S.  Trust  Co.  eng.  certs  

331,000 

42,000 
29,000 
23,000 
15,000 
10,000 
20,000 

38*3    39 
139 

42*8    43*4 
140 

39*s    41 

139*2  140 
115%  
115     116 
114      

40     Dec.  21 

139     Dec.  19 
115*4  Dec.    4 
114%  Dec.  15 
111%  Deo.     9 
113     Dec.  17 
109     Dec.    2 

44     Deo.    3 

140     Dec.  28 
116     Dec.  28 
116     Dec.  31 
114     Deo.  18 
113     Dec.  17 
109     Deo.     2 

Chicago  A  North  Western- 
Con.  7s  1915 

Q-F 

j-r 

A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
A-O 
A-O 
F-A 
F-A 
J-J 

Gold,  7s  1902 

120         11! 

Registered  1902 

Sinking  fund  6s  1879-1929 

7/2*il 

Registered  1879-1929 

rto 

Sinking  fund  5s  1879-1929 

1070s  
107 

108     109 

108      . 
108      109*2 

io97 

Registered  1879-1929 

Sinking  fund  deb.  5s  1933 

50,000 
5,000 
16,000 

108     110 

109*4 

109*4  Dec.     1  111     Dec.  18 
107*2  Dec.  16  107*2  Dec.  16 
105*sDec.     3106     Dec.     3 

Registered  1933 

107     108% 
104*2  105*3 

DebentureSs  1909 

103      

100      . 

106     l(16*s 

Registere''.  1909 

Debenture  5s  1921 

107     107*s 
104 

Registered  1921 

Exten-  ion  48...           1886-1926 

12,000 

00         100 

102*» 

100     102*2 

101     Deo.    4 

101*4  Dec.    9 

98     S*pt.    1 
100     Nov.  10 
107     Sept.  26 

102*2  Apr.  2 
1  OO     Nov.  1 
1O7>9  Nov.  2 

Registereil  1886-1  926 

Esoan.  A  L.  Hup.  1st  6s  1901 

JAXI-ARY,  1897-1         NEW   YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE  MONTHLY  RECORD. 


BONDS. 
New  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

P-A 

Salt*  in 
Det. 
'arraiut 

Prite  about 
January  2, 
1896. 

PRICES  IN  DECEMBER. 

R.l.\'OE  FOR   TKAR  1896. 

Dec.1. 

Dee.  31. 

Loicett. 

Highest. 

Lowell. 

Highttt. 

Chlo.  A  Northwestern—  (Con.)  — 
Dee  Mo  A  Minn.,  lit  7i....  1907 

• 

Bid.      A*k. 

Bid.      Atk. 

Bid.     Atk. 

Sale  Price*. 

Sale  Price*. 

Sale  Price*. 
121     July  23 
1154  June  22 
1044  July    1 
127     Apr.  17 
108     Jan.     7 
105     July  21 
105     Jan.  20 
122     Aug.  17 
104     May  13 
104     Aug.  24 
119     Aug.  19 
123     Sept.  22 
105     Feb.  24 
1194  Aug.  14 
118     Aug.  24 
944  Aug.  10 
99  4  July  17 
874  Sept   2 

Sale  Price*. 
12.      July  28 
117     Jan.     4 
1074  Deo.  18 
127     Apr.  17 
108     Jan.     7 
109     Feb.  26 
107     Nov.  28 
1324  Apr.  27 
1O4     May  13 
1154  May    1 
131»9  June  17 
129     June   9 
1054  May  16 
131  4  Dec.  17 
130     Deo.  10 
106     June  23 
1034  Nov.  14 
99  5g  Nov.  10 

Iowa  Midland.  l«t.8i  19OO 

A-0 
J-J 
M-M 
M-H 
M-H 
M-H 
M-M 
F-A 

Chic.  A  Mllw..  lit.  7l  1898 
Wlnona  A  St.  Pet..  2d7i...l907 
Mllw.  A  MadUon.  lit  6».  ...19O5 
Ott  C.  P.  Afit.  Paul,  lit  51.1909 
Northern  Illlnoti.  lat,  5i...l910 
Mil.  L.  S.A  Weet,  lat,  g.,  6e.  1921 
Conr.  deb..  5*  1907 

10.000 

1074  Deo.  18 

1074  Deo.  18 

127 

.    110 

41,000 

128      

129     131 

130     Deo.  15 

131     Deo.    4 

Ext  A  Imp.,  i.  f  .  ,  g..  5a.  .  .  1929 
Mloh.  dlv.,  Ut  gold.  6I..1924 
AaklanddlT.,Ut  gold.6e.1925 
Income*     1911 

F-A 

1.OOO 
2,000 
61,000 

110 

112     1144 
1264 

112     Deo.  21 
127     Deo.     8 
128     Deo.  16 

112     Dec.  21 
137     Deo.     8 
128     Deo.  16 

J-J 
f-8 

..  110 

J-J 
J-J 

r-  J 

M-- 
M-8 

16,606 
5.0OO 
204.000 
50,000 
34.000 

liS 

129     131 
126     1294 
1034  1O4 
102     103 
93       96 

131 

130     Dec.    2 
13O     Deo.  10 
1034  Dec.     1 
1O1     Deo.  13 
92     Deo.  15 

1314  Deo.  17 
130     Dec.  10 
104»s  Deo.     7 
1034  Dec.  12 
96     Deo.    4 

BecUtered    1917 

127 

Kxt'aad  collateral  5^  1934 
Bartered  1934 
DebratnroSa          l»-l 

100    ioi"4 
"bo"    " 

1O44  104=8 
1004  1014 
92 

Beglttered             1921 

DeaM.  A  Pt  D.,  lit,  4a....l905 
lit  24*                           ..19O5 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
A-0 
A-O 

85     Feb.  14 
55     July  24 

884  June  12 
66     June  11 

*»4  

60       66 
..    85 

60 

Extension  te                 ,  ,     1  9O5 

Keok.  A  Dei  M.,  lat,  5«.  .  .  .  1923 
Ihnll 

«74 

100     Aug.  22 
100     July    9 

117     July  30 
122     Aug.  18 

1074  Feb.  27 
100     July    9 

129     May  28 
1294  Apr.  29 

Chic.  A  St.  L.    «M  At  Top  A  8.  P. 
Okie.  8t  L.  A  X.  O.    See  III.  Cent 
Okie.  St.  L.  A  Pltu.  See  Penn.  Co. 
Okle.BtL.APad.  SMgtLJLT.H. 
Ohio.  St.  P.  M.  AO..oon.  6*..193O 
Ok.  Bt  P.  A  Mln..  Ut  61.  .  .  .  1918 
North  WUconiln  Ut6«....193O 
BtP.AB.  City,  Utg.6a...l919 
Ok.  A  W.  I.,  Ut  ••  f..  «.  6e.  ...1919 
OeMral.  gold,  6e  1932 
Okie.*  Weat  Miek.  Ry..5»..1921 
Conpoai  of.  1921 

J-D 
M-M 

J-J 
A-0 
M-M 

Q-M 
/-D 

25,000 
3,000 

1*K      "* 

1254  

127     
125     

126=8  Deo.    7 
126     Dee.  15 

1274  Deo.  11 
128     Deo.    2 

9.0OO 

1244 

127     180 

131 

1274  Deo.    4 

128     Deo.  10 

122     Aug.    8 

130     Feb.  25 

itS 

22,000 

115     117 

116     Deo.    5 

1174  Deo.  18 

113     Sept   3 

118'4  Feb.  25 

Ola.  H.  A  D..  eoB.  a.  f.  7».  .  .  .1905 
Id.  gold.  44*                  :->7 

A-O 

J-J 
M-X 

J-D 

r-A 

J-D 
J-J 
M-M 
M-M 

M-B 
J-J 
J-J 
Q-F 
u   K 
f-S 
J-J 
I-J 

tv-0 
A. 
«-M 

r-o 

/-D 

nt 

li94Juneli 
1034  Nov.    6 
100     Aug.    5 

120     July  15 
106     Oct.  31 
1094  Feb.  19 

Cln.  D.  A  I.,  lit  gu.  «.5i    .1941 
an.lBd.St-L:  AC.  3t«C.C.C.A8tL. 
Cta.8an.ACI«v.  «M  C.C.C.AStL. 
OttyA8ob.Ry..BaU.Ut£lte.l92? 
Otoarleld  AMahoa.  «**B.  R.  A  P. 
OL  Ak.  A  C..  eq.  A  2d.  g.  6e.  .  .  1930 
Cleve.  A  On.,  lit  5e.tr.  rec.1917 
Cleveland  Clnn.  Chlo.A  8t  Louie— 
General,  gold.  4*  1993 
Cairo  Dlv.,  lit,  gold,  4i...  .1939 
Bt  L.  I)i  r.  Ut.ooL  tr.g.  4a.l90O 
BecUtered          199O 

8,000 

166 

1O6     

1074  Deo.  11 

108     Deo.    8 

5,000 

........ 

75     

75     Deo.  24 

75     Deo.  34 

70     Aug.    4 
86     Feb.  14 

90     Jan.  18 
83     May     8 

33,000 

93 



92     

92     Deo.    2 

93     Deo.    7 

894  Sept  19 
90     May    5 

95     Apr.  22 
90     May    5 

gp.AOol.  DIT.,  Ut  g.  4A....194O 
W.  W.  V.I.  Dlv..  lit  g.  4i  ..1940 
Cln.  W.  A  M.  Dlv.,  lit  g.  41.1991 
Cln.  I.  -t   L.  AC.,  lit  g.  4*..  1936 
Reglit*re4l                          .1936 

i,. 

.    944 

884  Oct     6 
95     Jan.  10 

94     Nov.    6 
99     Feb.  26 

1,000 

99       904 

97     

97    Deo.  11 

97     Deo.  11 

Ooaeol.  61               192O 

Cln.  8.  ACL.  con.  lit  g.5e..!9J8 
Ind.  Bl.  A  Weat.  Ut.  pf..7i.  19OO 
O.  iBd.  A  Weet.  lit.  pf..  5i.l938 
Peo.  A  Kait.liteoB.4a...l94O 
Income4*                199O 

100 

100 

105     

105     Sept  28 
109     June   9 

106     Jan.  31 
109     June   9 

49.000 

.??..  "80 
25 

764  
18 

73       75 
10     . 

73%  Deo.  11 

76     Deo.    2 

60     Aug.    6 
10     Aug.  25 
1O4     Aug.    5 
119     Jan.     9 

80     Jan.  20 
23     Jan.  27 
1094  Apr.  14 
1344  May     6 

C.  A  1  n..  Ut.  •.  f..  7i.  .  .  1899 
Con«..l  7.                                ..1914 

i7.obol 

21.000 

103     

1054  Deo.     8 
1294  Deo.  19 

1064  Deo.  17 
1814  Deo.    9 

130     

Ooniol  linking  fnod  7i        1914 

Oen'l  eoaaol.,  gold.  oV  1934 

R^fl.t.  -...!                                1'i.li 

J-J 
J-J 
A-0 
A-O 

J-J 
*>» 

M-B 

M-8 

M-B 
J-D 

A-0 

M-B 

A-0 
M-M 

J-J 

120     126 

124     Sept  10 

127     May  29 

«B.A8..IitM.r.C.C.A  I  .71.1901 
OCT.  Lor.  AWh..  COB.,  Ut  5«.  1933 
Cleve.  A  Marlrtta-i**  Penn  RR. 
OUv«.  A  MahOB.  Val  .  g.  5i.  .  1938 
R«gtitered                         1938 

105     Aug.  18 
102     Aug.  25 

117«8Feb.  11 

105     Aug.  18 
1074  Mar.  21 

121  •  i  May  26 

13,000 

Ji/ 

102 

102     Deo.  21 

103     Deo.  31 

Cleveland  A  PI  tui    JM  Pean.  Oo. 
O»ur  d'Aleae  Ry.    fat  Nor.  Pae. 
Colorado  Mid.    ««  At.  T.  A  8.  Fe. 
Col.  Atth  Are.  Utcuar.4-.ae.  1903 

K'.-  «•"•     '                               1993 

65,000 

113     114 

116     116 

116     1164 

1164  Deo.     2 

117     Dec.  29 

109     Aug.  11 

117     Deo.  29 

Oolai.  A  Orwnv.    «M  South.  Rr 
Col.  H.  V.  A  Tol.,  eon.  g.  5e  .  .  1931 

fJiaatal    fnl.l    6*                        1904 

44.000 
4O.OOO 

88       87 

88       89 
85      

86     Deo.  16 
844  Deo.  18 

88     Dee.    7 
86%  Deo.  11 

80     Aug.  26 
80     Jan.  10 

90     Feb.  25 
91     Nov.    6 

87 

Ool.  A  Cln.  Midi.    St»  Cent  Ohio 
Col.  Conn.  A  Twin.    «MNor.AW 
Conn.  A  Pa*.  Rlvl.,llt(  ..4a..l943 
TlakotaAOtBo.    «MCJLABtP 
LltllatAWaoo.    fctllo.K.  ATex. 
Del  Lack  A  Weat  7*             1907 

10,000 

"5,606 
1,000 

128     Deo.  23 

128     Deo.  S3 

125     Sept.   2 

129%  Aug.  25 

8rr.  Black.  A  N.  T..  lit  7i.  19OC 
iforrU  *  Kaaex,  lit.  7i....  1914 
190O 

lw> 

i394140- 

130 
138     140 
111     1124 
111     

1394  Deo.    1 
112     Deo.    4 

1394  Deo.     1 
112     Deo.    4 

131     AUK.  14 
1054  July  25 
110     Oct.     2 
128     Aug.  12 
138     July    8 
120     Aug.  1  1 
11214  Mar.  10 
112     May     8 
136     Sept.  26 
187     Oct.     7 
1224  Apr.  27 

143     Apr.  13 
115     Mar.  30 
115     May     7 
1424  May  29 
139     July     8 
134     Dec.  17 
115     June  25 
112     May    8 
1434  Deo.  23 
137     Oct.     7 
122  4  Apr.  27 

..ff..  in 

liteoB*.,  gnar..7(...      .1915 

.11 
J-D 

13,000 

~i\3 

1364 

139 

137     Deo.  19 

138     Deo.    4 

N.Y.L.*W..Ut,6e  1921 

fonntrii'  t'"ii  "-«                  1  •  ' 

J-J 
P-A 

4.000 

133     . 

133     Deo.    2 

134     Deo.  17 

114 

113      

Warn-  n  2.1    '-                         1BOO 

A  -• 

M-l 
M-B 

DaL  A  Bad..  iatPau.biv.7a.191' 
Bae*1*t*re«1                          1917 

5,6bpl 

142     147 

141%  Dec.    2 

1434  Deo.  23 

Alb.  A  Boa..  1  it'eon.  gn.  7e.  .  19<M 

\   < 

".'.'.'..   /j»4 

•;«                                           19O6 

\   • 
\    ' 
M-M 
M-N 
J-J 
A-< 

J-^ 

MS 

J-I 

A-O 

117  

112%  Oct.   16 
110     Got     8 
144     Apr.    1 
1414  Apr.  20 

119     Mar.  17 
116%  Apr.  27 
146     Dec.     9 
146     Deo.    9 

RecUtared                       1906 

Beaa,  A  Saratoga,  let,  7».  .  .  1921 
RecUtered                          r-  " 

9.000 
5,000 

144 

143     

144     Deo.     1 
146     Deo.    9 

146     Deo.     9 
146     Deo.    9 

nen.atyCab.Rv..Ut'g.6«"l908 
Dam.Oa«.TraBvCo..  lit.g.5e.l»33 
DRBV.  Trani.  Co.  con.  g.  6e.l910 
Metr.  R-vOo.,  litgu.g.6«..1911 
Da*.  A  R  (;  r  .  1  moon.  g.,4a.  .  .  19:46 

lit  (old.  7*  :  i9oo 

46.000 

•J-...KH 

3.UOO 
6,000 

84       86 
in     

18       W 

904    91 
110     111 

80       84°e 

90     Deo.     1 
110     Dee.  15 
85     Dec.    3 

18    Dee.    7 

90%  Deo.    7 
111%  Deo.    4 
85     Dec.    3 

18    Deo.    7 

83     Jan.     7 
110     Deo.  15 
81     Got  21 

13     Aug.  22 

85*  "Mar*  21 
100    July  27 

92     May  13 
114     Apr.  17 
90     Apr.  28 

204  Nov.  11 

er"Mar."**4 

105     Mar.    5 

111     1124 

DeeaMMaAPiD.  *w'c.R.'l.AP 
OeaMoteAaAMIan.  «MCh.AR.W 
DM.M.A  M..land  (T.,34.8.  A.191  1 
Det  M.  A  m     lit  L.  i  A  M.  So 

Det  A  Maok.,  Ut  Men  g.  4*..  1995 

!•.'.- 

184 



Dul.  A  Iron  Range.  Ul,5e  ...  1937 
Realitered                             1937 

A-0 
A-0 

J-'. 

MS 
M-8 

11,000 

100     102 

1OO 

100     Deo.    4 

100     Deo.    4 

Dolaii  A  Manitoba.    JMNo.  Pae 
DaL  RwlWln«A8..l*t,ir.5a,1928 
1MI.80.  Whore  A  All  . 
Dart,  of  Minn.     !*ȣ  P.M.  AM. 
lMMTMa.Va.AUa.    «MBo.Ry 
<   AB.  Ban.    »>«  C.  A  Q. 
Erl*.  lit  extra.  1897 

116,000 

5.000 
6.000 

90     

1024105 
115 

100 
102     

101     1024 
102*  

100     Deo.    5 

1024  Dec.    2 
115     Deo.    4 

1024  Deo.  31 

1024  Deo.    8 
116     Deo.    9 

924  July    9 

10214  Nov.  20 
1124  Oct.  13 

1024  Deo.  31 

105     Mar.    9 
116     Deo.    9 

ad,  ext  .  mid.  5e  1919 

10 


THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL  LXI\ 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

l| 

Sola  in 
Dee. 
far  roluc 

Price  abou 
January  2 
1896. 

PRICES  IN  DBOEMJIER. 

RAtfCK  Fun  THAR  1896. 

Dee.  1. 

Dee.  31. 

Lowell. 

Iliillirxt. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Erie—  (CoHd'tt) 

i-r 

.1  1 

M-8 
M-.- 
A    ( 
J-JJ 
J-J 

6,000 
1,000 

Bid.     Alk 
105      

Bid.     Ask 

Bid.     Ask 

Sale  Prices. 
109     Dec.    4 
114ia  Dec.    4 

Sale  Prices. 
110%  Dec.  10 
114  14  Dec.    4 

Sale  Prices. 
10414  Mar.    7 
112     Oct.   12 
101%  Jan.  24 
131     Aug.  24 

Kale  Prices. 
110%  !>(•>•.  10 
114%  Di-r.      1 
104i«  May  27 
140     Feb.  28 

4tl'i,  ext.,  gold,  5s  1920 
5th,  ext..  gold,  4s  10-28 

112 

101% 

30,000 

131 

138     Dec.    4 

139     Dec.  23 

isti  eonaoi.,  gold,  tmd.7a.lMj 

Ixmg  Dock,  con.,  gold,  6s..  1935 
Buff.  N.  Y.  A  Krte,  1st,  7s.  .1916 
Buff.  *  ».  \V..  gold,  68  1908 

126 

15,000 
21,000 

125 

132%  

132%  Dec.  30 
132     Deo.    2 

133     Dec.  30 
135     Dec.  3 

131      Oct.  28 
132     Dec.     2 

133      DIM  .   20 

136     May  21 

125     

130     

Jeff.  KB.,  let,  gu.,  gold,  5s.  1909 
Ohio.  *  Krle.lst.gold,  4-58.1982 
•    C.*RR.Co.  lstour.gu.6s.1922 
D.  A  Imp.  Co.  1st.  our.  6s...l9i; 
Erie,  Istcon.  g.,priorbouds.l99b 

A-O 
M-N 
M-N 
J-- 

J-J 

8,000 
112,000 

..  107 
109 

104     105 

I'l'.M,  110 

104     Dec.  2 

1.04     Deo.  2 
111  14  Dec.     4 

102     Apr.  18 
10H2  Aug.    8 

10?.%  Mar.  13 
112     Feb.  24 

110%  

110     Deo.  2 

270,000 

102     Aug.  31 
83     Aug.  25 

106     Apr.  28 
96%  Dec.  3O 

92       9214 

95ia    96 

92     Deo.     1 

96%  Dec.  30 

1st  pon.  gen.  lien,  g.,  3-4s..l996 

420,000 

64       65 

64%    tir.i. 

6313  Dec.  24 

65ifl  Dec.  14 

54%  Aug.  10 

67     Apr.  23 

Esoanabn  &  L.  Sup.    See  C.AN.W 
Eureka  Springs  1st,  g.,6.a  .1933 

F-A 

98     Nov.  12 

10212  Oct.   13 
95     Sept.  14 

98     Nov.  12 

109%  May  1» 
95     Sept.  14 

Evansv.  i  Torre  Haute,  1st,  con 
gold  6»                              •  .1921 

J-J 
A-O 

1,000 

10814  111 

108i4  Dec.  28 

108  14  Deo.  28 

A-O 

102 

102 

Bull.  Co.  Branch,  1st,  g.,  58.1930 
Ev.  A  In.,  1st,  con.,  gu.,  g.  68.1926 
Fargo  A  So.    See  Chic.  M.  &  8t  P 
Hut  A  P.  Marq.,  gold,  6s..  1920 
1st.  consol..  gold,  5s.  ......  19: 
Port  Huron  Div.,  1st,  g.,  5s.l93! 
Fla.  Cen.  &  Pen.,  1st,  g.,  5s..  1918 
let  land  gr  ext.,  gold,  5s.  .1930 

A-O 
J-J 

107^  

78 

A-O 
M-N 
A-O 
J-J 
J-J 

20,000 
14,000 

112     114 
SI       85 
75       80 

114     116 
84       85 
78       82 

113     Dec.  31 
8213  Dec.  10 

115     Deo.    9 
84     Dec.  29 

109     Oct.     7 

8O      Nov.  20 
75     Nov.  30 
103     Any.  14 

115     Dec.    9- 
93     Feb.  26 
93     Mar.  11 
103     Aug.  14 

93 

J-J 

So 

Ft  Sin.  AV.  B.B.  See  St.  L.  &8.F 
Fort  8t.  U.  D.  Co.  1st,  g,  4%s.  1941 
Ft.  Worth  &  Denver  C.,  1st,  g. 
4  6s                                           1921 

J-J 

J-J 
J-J 

F-A 
J-D 
M-N 
A-O 
J-J 

M-N 
M-N 

13,000 

52       56i2 

50%  Dec.  22 

55     Dec.  29 

5013  Dec.  22 
48     Oct.   13 

55     Dec.  29- 
57%  Mar.    4 

105     Apr.     ft 
103     Mar.  17 
93     Jan.  13 
84%  May  15 
77%  Nov.  20. 

124     Oct.      1 

Ft.  W.  &  Bio  Or.,  lit,  g.,  5s.  .1928 
Fulton  Elev.    See  Kings  Co.  El. 
Galv.  H.  A  8.  A.,  lst.,g,  6s.  .1910 
2d  gold   7s                          1905 

57       61 

105 

..  100 
91 

48 

"i'.obb 

144,000 

105     Apr.    6 
95     Dec.  12 
89%  Nov.    2 
8014  Apr.  29 
77%  Nov.  20 

120     July  29 

95is  ... 
89      

95     Dec.  12 
89ie  Dec.  23 

95     Dec.  12 
9113  Dec.    3 

Mex'.&  Pac.div.,  1st,  g,  5s.  1931 
Galv.  H.  &  H.  of  1882,  Ist,5s.l913 
Qa.  Car.  &  No..  1st,  gu.  g.,  5s.  1929 
Georgia  Pacific.    See  Soutli'n  By 
Gr.  Rapids  &  Ind.—  See  Penn.  Co 
Han.  &  St.  Jo.    See  C.  B.  &  Q. 
elena  &  Bed  Mt.    See  No.Pac. 
Housaton.RR  ,  con.,  g.,  5s...  1937 
N  H  A  Derby  con.,  5s    .  1918 

90     

18 

121        

118      

120      

HouB.ATex.C..l8t,W.AN.7s.l903 
1st,  gold,  5s,  interestguar.1937 
Con.,  gold,  6s,  int.  guar  —  1912 
Gen.,  gold,  4s,  int.  guar.  ...  1921 
Deben.  6s,  pr.  &  int.  guar.  1897 
Deben.  4s,  pr.  &  int.  guar.  1897 
Illinois  Central,  1st,  g..  4s...  195] 
Registered  1951 

J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

23,000 
15,000 
3,000 

L25     

L25      

106 

108     Dec.  18 
100%  Dec.    3 
66     Dec.     1 

109     Dec.  12 
108%  Dec.     3 
66%  Dec.     2 

102     July  24 
99     Oct.     5 
66     Nov.  27 

110     Nov.    * 
104     Jan.     6 
71     Apr.  23 

100     . 

..  105 

66       68 

64     

100 

80       90 
lob 

85     Mar.  17 
105     Feb.  11 

90     Mar.  24 
114     June  18 

111      

1st  gold  3%s                1951 

101 

99%  Jan.  2M 

104     Apr.  3ft 

Registered        1951 

Gold  4s  1952 
Registered                1952 

A-O 

A-O 
M-N 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 
M-8 
M-S 
F-A 
F-A 

r-i 

"i',6bo 

20,000 

100 

1  98     Aug.  27 
100     Dec,  24 
99     Jan.  28 

104     Jan.     3 
100     Dec.  24 
102     Feb.     6- 

104 

100 

100     Dec.  24 
99M  Dec.  28 

100     Dec.  1' 
10O     Dec.  22 

Gold  is                1953 

100 

..  101% 

101 

Registered       1952 

2-10  g.,  48  1904 

99     June  10 

99     June  10- 

Registered  1904 

Istg.   3s,st«rling  1951 

Registered  195] 

Western  Lines  1st,  g.,  4s.  .1951 
Registered  1951 

18,000 

103         lOjij 

102"     Dec.  16 

102  %  Dec.  16 

97     Aug.  11 

103»8July  14 

Cairo  Bridge,  gold,  4s  1  950 

Registered          195C 

J-D 

Springfield  div.,  6s  1898 
Middle  div.,  reg.,  5s  1921 

J-J 
F-A 

100%  Aug.  17 

104     Apr.  24 

IOS 

Ch.St.L.&N.O.Ten.lien  78.1897 
1st,  oonsol.  7s  1897 

M-N 

M  N 

:02 

102%  Nov.  27 
101%  Nov.  18 
112     Aug.  26 

102%'Nov.  27 
101%  Nov.  18 
12m  May  22; 

102 

Gold  5s             1951 

J-D 
J-D 
J-D 
j    D 

29,000 

118     120 

11712  

18a4  Dec   30 

119%  Dec.  11 

Begistered  1951 

jib 

Memph.  div.,  1st,  g.,  4s.  .1951 
Registered      1951 

98     June  15 

98%  June  16 

Bellev.ASo.lll.,gtd.g.,4%s,1897 
Ced.  Fall  A  Minn.,  1st,  7s.  .1907 

A-O 
J    J 

2,000 

100 

.00     Dec.    9 

10O     Dec.    9 

100     Dec.     9 

100%  Nov.  20^ 

Ind.  Bl.  A  West.—  SeeC.C.C.ABt.L. 
Ind.  Deo.  A  Spring.,  1st,  7s.  .  1906 
Trust  rec.,  ex-bonds,  stamped.. 
Ind.  Dec.  &  West.,  1st,  g.,  5s.  1935 
Ind.  111.  &  la.,  1st,  gold,  4s..  1939 
1st  ext.,  gold  5s  1943 

A-O 
J-J 
J-D 

M-S 
M-N 
M-S 

M-8 
J-D 

A-O 

J-J 
M-8 

J-J 
I-  J 
A-O 

A-O 

F-A 
A-O 

1.000 

i:,,ooo 

1,000 

flllO 

26 

28%  Dec.     4 
101     Dec.    4 
84     Dec.  29 

28%  Dec.     4 
101     Dec.    4 
84     Dec.  29 

24     Jan.  27 
95     Aug.  28 
83     Jan.  18 

28%  Nov.  20- 
101%  June  1O 
85     Jan.  17 

101 

..  103 

So     .. 

80     

Int.  &  Gt.  No.,  1st,  gold,  6s.  .1919 
2d  gold  4%-5s                      1909 

35,000 

17,000 
23,000 
29,000 

115 

116%  116% 
67       72 
24 

15      , 

115i2  Dec.  22 
70     Dec.     8 
22     Dec.     5 
96     Deo.  18 

.17     Dec.  2£ 

114     July  80 
66     Nov.  27 
14     Aug.  11 
87     Aug.  13 

118%  Apr.  24 
77%  Feb.  26 
27     Nov.  11 
100     Nov.  '20 

72 

25 

71       73 
25 

96       96% 

71     Dec.  21 
2419  Dec.     8 
9713  Dec.    4 

3d,  gold,  4s  1921 

Iowa  Central,  1st,  gold,  5s...  1938 
Iowa  Midland.    See  Cliio.  A  N.  W. 
Jefferson  BR.    See  Erie. 
U 
TTal.All.  AG.B.    SeeL.S.AM.S. 
Ji.au  A  Mich.    See  Tol.  A  O.  C. 
Kan.  City  A  M.  B.  A  B.  Co.,  1st, 
guar.,  gold,  5s  1929 
K.  C.  A  Omaha.    See  St.  Jo.A  G.I. 
K.  C.  A  Pacific.    See  M.  K.  A  T. 
K.  C.  A  Southw.    See  St.  L.  A  S.  F. 
Kansas  Midland.  See  St.  L.  AS.  F. 
Kansas  Pacific.    See  Un.  Pacific. 
Kentucky  Cent.    See  L.  A  N. 
Keok.  A  Des  Mo.    See  C.  R.  I.  A  P. 
K'gRCo.  E1.8er.A.,lst,g.,5s.l925 
Ful  El.  1st,  gu.  g.,5s,8er.A.1929 
Knoxville  A  Ohio.    See  So.  By. 
Lake  E.  A  W.,  1st,  gold,  5s.  .1937 
2d,  gold,  5s  1941 

96 

100 

4,000 

72ia 
bo        70 

7/612 

103 

44      . 

45       50 
35      

45     Dec.    3 

49     Dec.  12 

37%  Sept.  25 
54     Mar.  20 

110     Aug.  11 
98     Sept.  17 
100     Sept.  26 

103     Nov.  17 
118%  Mar.    2 
104?8  Nov.  10 
108     Aug.    7 
108     Aug.  27 
113%  Sept.  23 
114     Sept.  19 

106     Aug.  12 

71      Jan.  22 
62      Jan.  22 

11708  June  25 
104     Mar.    5 
106i4  Mar.  31 

08     Mar.    5 
25%  Jan.  16 
11      Feb.  25 
15     Jan.     2 
1314  iv 

121  '-l  N" 
120     Apr.  22 

112     Jan.  23 

14,000 
15,000 
1,000 

116>«  
01     102 
02     103 

b'siiibi" 

03is  105 
05 

117     Dec.  17 
02     Dec.     8 
03%  Dec.  23 

17=8  Dec.  21 
10214  Dec.    2 
03%  Dec.  23 

Northern  Ohio  1st  gu.  5s.  .  1945 
L:vke  Shore  A  Mich.  Southern- 
Buff.  A  Erie,  new  B.,  7s...  1898 
Del.  Mon.  A  Tol.,  1st,  7s...  1906 
Lake  Shore  div..  7s  1899 
Consol,  1st,  7s  1900 

10812 

4,000 

126 

24     Deo.     8 

24     Dec.     8 

05 

06     108 
14 

?:D 

J-D 
A-O 

52,000 
100,000 
46,000 
30,000 

1,000 

777      118 
in      114 
1211s 
118 

77* 

05 

12m  14 

1312  Dec.    8 
11     Dec.     5 
17^  Deo.     1 
17     Dec.    5 

09     Deo.  21 

1  4%  Dec.  30 
11%  Doc.  15 
18i2  Deo.     8 
17     Dec.     5 

09     Dec.  21 

Begistered  1900 

10% 

Consol.,  2d,  78  1903 
registered  1903 

15     117% 

18i2  119 
18      119i2 

Gin.  A  Springfield.,  1st,  guar., 
L.n.4M.8.,7s  1901 
Kal.  »..  AU.  B.  Ist,gu.c.5s.l938 
Mahnn.  Coal  BR.,  1st,  5s..  1934 
Leh.  V.  N.  Y.lstgu.,g.,4%s.l940 
Leh  V.  Ter.  Rv.  Istgu.,g.,5s.l941 
Registered  1941 

-J 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 

"2',6bo 

2,000 

boU  ibizi^ 

"3      





osT'beV.Ts 

10%  Deo.  17 

02%  Dec.  2i 
1014  Dec.  17 

114     Feb.     7 
97     Sept.    1 
108     June    1 
101     June   2 

118%  Nov.  12 
104      Feb.  14 
113     Jan.  28 
1  OS     Sept,  17 



09%  

,  1897.J          NEW  YORK  STOCK   EXCHANGE   MONTHLY  RECORD. 


1  1 


BONDS. 

New  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

*1 

Sale*  in 
Der. 

Farcatut 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1896. 

PRICES  I2f  DECEMBER. 

RANGE  FOR  TEAR  1896. 

Dee.l. 

Dee.  31. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Leh.V.  Coal  Co..  lst,ru..g..5s.  1933  . 
Registered.  1933. 

r-j 
r-j 

9 

Bid.      Atk. 
too 

Bid.     Atk. 

Bid.      Atk. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Registered  
Leh.  A  Wllkesb.    See  Cent.  N.  J. 
Leroy  A  Caney  Val.    See  Mo.  Pao. 
Lexington  Are.  A  Par.  Ferry  — 
lit,  guaranteed,  gold,  5s..  1993 
Registered  1993 

VI    S 

K-S 

H-.S 

r-j 

tf-S 

161,000 

151*  116 

92       95 
164  116V 

15V  Dec.     1 

17     Dec.  29 

09     Aug.  10 

17     Dec.  29 

Utek.  Car.  A-  W.,  1st,  g.,6»..191« 
Uttie  R.  A  Mem..  1st.  g..  5s,  1937. 
Eng.  Central  Trust  Co.  eertlfs.  . 

25     Apr.  29 

32     Feb.  2' 

105V  Jan.  31 
120     Feb    17 

Long  Dock.    Set  Erie. 
Lone  Island—  1st,  7s  18O8 

M   N 

J*D 

M-8 
J-D 

1,000 
5.0001 
29.0OO 

1O8 

04     Deo.  12 
1184  Dec.  11 

01     Dec.  12 
20     Dec.  17 
90     Deo.    7 

lsleoD..g..Ss  1931 

,;,.„    k.       |,                           1938 

117"4  

194  121 
00 
89 

11714  jan    29 

08 

75 

75     Dec.  30 

75     Dec.  30 
89     Aug.    6 

98     Jan.  14 
95     Feb.     8 

Ferry.  1st,  g..  44s...  1922, 
Oojd.4.            10|W 

85       89 

Deb.,  gold,  5s  1934 
H.  Y.  A  Ko.  Bch.,  1st,  g.,5a.l027 
3d  Income  1927 
!».  y.  A  Man.  Ben..  1st,  7s  ..  1807 
N   Y.  B.  A  M.  B..oon..g.  5s.  1035 
B'klyn  A  Montauk,  Ist6s..l911 

J-D 
M-- 
8. 
J-J 
A-O 
M-8 

6,000 

ro7 

98     Dec.     5 

98     Dec.     5 

98     Deo.    5 
40     Mar.  23 
100     Jan.     8 
102     Dec.  30 

02  4  Aug     3 

35       424 
10338 

40     Mar.  23 
1024  Apr.  15 
105     Jan.  16 

15,000 

of    

102     Deo.  30 

102  4  Dec.  24 

l,i  v              1911 

M-s 

15 

M    '- 

\    ' 
M    .- 
J-J 
J-J 
J-I 
J-D 
aT-B 
K-f 

107     July  10 

10'  4  July  16 

L.  I.  RR.  N.  8h.  boa.,  1st, 
eon    ru..  gold,  5s  1932 

».Y.Bay.£!xiR.lstgtt.r.5s.l943 
Montauk  Ext.  rtd.g.  Se...  1945 
La.  A  Mo.  Rir.    JIM  Cnlc.  A  Alton. 
L,  Er.ABt.  L.  Con..eon..g.  Ss.1939 
Eng.  Tr.  Oo.  eertUa.  of  deposit 

GenTg,,  *•  I**3 

LouUvlIie  A  NashTUle- 
Oonsol  7s                1898 

/oo     

40 

33     

25     Aug.  20 
9  4  Deo.     5 

1014  Oct.   13 
102     Sept    3 

39     Jan.  27 
104  Nov.  12 

10a4Mar.  25 
105     Apr.  16 
119     Feb.  25 
1024  May    6 
117     Apr.  28 
117's  Apr.  30 
107=8  Mar.  10 
120     Mar.  19 

20,000 
7,000 

94  Deo.     5 
1044  Dec.     1 

9V  Dec.     6 
105     Dec.  24 

106     1074 
ro6 

104 
..  110 

104     . 
1O4 

Ceeiuan  beh..7s  -  1907 

wn  A  M.,  1st,  g.,  6a  193O 

10,000 

.    IIS 

117      
1OO 

118      
103 

117     Dec.    7 

118     Dec.  12 

11O4  Oct.   10 
96      Aug.  31 
110     Aug.  20 
110     Aug.  29 
100     Apr.  17 
118     Aug.  28 

S'o  AM    3d  6s  198O 

100     104 
113     
Ill       

kl  H.  A  Naah..lst,  g..6«..  .1919 
Oen..g..tU  1930 

9.000 
•7,601 

5.OOO 

114      
114 

112      
116     1174 
106      

112  4  Dee.    8 
1144  Dec.     1 
1O6     Dec.  24 

1124  Deo.    8 
117     Dec.  17 
106     Deo.  24 

too     

100     

°  1   >r     '-                             198O 

M-8 
J-J 
A-O 
M-l 

J-J 
J-J 
F-A 

oo 

Ntthr.  A  Deo-.  i«.7«  1900 
Sink.  M.  (8.  *  ».  Al».).fe..l910 
(.,>:,  1    *.^                                    ...1937 

2^00 

tog     

113 

Ill      

1114  Deo.  23 

1114  Dec.  23 

1094  July  13 

1133e  June  11 

8.OOO 
91,000 

'.'.'.'.'.    73\ 

95       97 
704    80 

95     Deo.  29 
787s  Deo.     3 

97     Deo.  15 
80     Dec.  31 

85     Aug.  18 
64  4  Aug.  11 

1004  Mar.  10 
HOV  Feb.  24 

77V    704 

95 

95 

100  8  M*ar.  31 
104     Nov.  10 
804  Mar.  20 
874  Aug.  2U 
83     Jan.     2 

101     Jan.  17 
102     May  15 
104     Nov.  1  0 
85     Feb.     3 
974  Feb.     « 
90     Jan.  15 

M-F 

L.AN.AMob.AM..isM.*lt*-l*4& 
M.  Fla.  A  8hef..lst,  fn.Jt.jM  1937 
8.  A  5.  Ala.,  eon.,  go-,  g..  6S.1936 
Kentucky  6anL,g..4s  1987 
Lo.AJeff.BrdreOo  ^ra.,«..4s.l945 
Louts  r.  N.  Albany  AOfleago- 
1st   ii«                            •  ...1910 

M-8 
F-A 
F-A 

J-J 
M-8 

J-J 
A-O 
M-> 
J-J 

A-O 
J-D 
J-J 

J-j 
M-l 

Jul' 
Jul 
M-l 
J-D 
M 
M-8 

1O4     . 

80       90 
924    P3 
87      
....    84 

39,000 
3.000 

"93"  

90     

92     Deo.    4 
864  Dec.  21 

93VOec.  28 
87     Dec.  22 

4.000 
MO 
3,000 

110*4  112 

1084  
.    88 

112     115 
8O     
41      

109     Deo.    8 
86     Dec.     9 
40     Deo.    9 

1O94  Deo.    9 
89     Deo.    4 
40     Deo.    0 

1O24  Sept.  14 
724  Oct.     ft 
38     Oct.     7 

114     June  13 
103     Feb.  24 
74^8  Apr.  21 

Con.  gold  6s      1916 

"66"    70 

Gea'.'.rnM    5e    194O 

40     

Looter.  Ry.  Co.  1st  eon.  *.  5a.  193O 

82.000 

974    08V 

...    96 

94       954 

944  Deo.     5 

954  Dec.     8 

88     Aug.  29 

994  Mar.    2 

lartet  »t.  Cab  l«Ry..  !•»  «•  .1913 
Ea^AB5Srk  VatP.MeK.A  Y. 
Mem.  A  Charles.,  g.,  Be.  1924 
Metropolitan  El.!  rst,goU^190« 

«ta 
1184 
1O6V  1O7 

•S  -  " 

118     120 

119 
104V  105 

1184  Deo.  21 
1044  Dec.    9 

1104  Dec.  IS 
105     Deo.  28 

1114  Aug.  11 
101     Aug.  26 

1204  June  25 
108     Apr.     a 

Mrs.  Cent.,  eon.,  gold.  4a.  ..  .1911 
1st,  eon..  Income,  gold.  3e..l939 
td,  eon  ,  Income,  g..  3«  1989 
M*x  Inter**..  1st.  cold.  4.!  1942 
Mat.  Nat.,  1st.  gold.  8s.  1927 
2d  Income  6».  A.  1917 

1M.OOO 

70     

71     Dec.  22 

72«t  Deo.    4 

70V  Oot.     9 

794  June    1 

30     July  16 
404  Oot  20 
54  July    7 

4238  Nov.  12 
404  Oct.  2O 
8     Nov.  17 

ZdtMome.  6*.  E                   1917 

J-I 

M    s 
M    N 
M-8 

20.000 

8     Deo.  3 

8     Deo.  31 

Mr<  Wertbern  1st  gold.  6e..l91O 
Registered                             191O 

14.000 

10.000 

117     119 

113      

113     
108      

1144  Dec.    S 
106     Dec.     8 

115     Dec.  18 
108    Deo.  81 

111     Aug.    - 
103     July  28 
118     May  2o 
1114July  24 
115     Apr.  29 
101     Mar.  25 
102     Jan.  20 

110     Jan.  14 
108  4  Feb.  21 
118     May  23 
118  4  Feb.  17 
115     Apr.  29 
108     June  19 
102     Jan.  2o 

l«t  «•..•,     '"                        ...19O2 

c~?..:::::-:::  -  jw 

8a  1931 

M- 

^M 

1*4      

1164  
118     

:!  i 
.1  i 

r    i 

\  < 

J 
J-J 
J-J 

104 

BetC.*  aturY.'tru.  g.  3*.  19*9 
KWlandofS.J.  As*  W.  Y.  8na.A  W. 
SLA  A  Week    anOMevA  H.W. 
A  MadUon      Utt  Cm.  A  S.  W. 
AWorth-a.  «wOk.M.  AM.  P. 
MIL  A8t.P.    JtotCh.  M.AM.  P. 
Mln.  A8t-L.ru    *«  B.  C.  R.  A  >. 
Mian.  *  St.  L..  1st,  g..  7s.  .  ..19*7 
1,4  ooao    r  ,  5s         1  93  1 

"77".6bb 
"5,000 

..  145 
08 

1344  ... 

139     Feb.    3 
96     Aug.  11 
121     Oct.  31 
1224  Jau.  21 
115     Aug.  19 

142  4  Apr.  29 
1034  Apr.  30 
129     May  16 
129     May  16 
122     June    1 

994    994 

0041004 

08V  Deo.  1 

1004  Deo.  11 

leva  ex..  lat,  gold.  7s.  1909 
1  L  W.  ex..  is*,  g..  7s  1910 
•Mtftc  ei.  latTgold,  6*.  .  .  1921 
M  nn.  <*  Paeiae.  1*1.  !H  stpd. 
4s.  payiaeat  of  Int.  gu  1934 
Minn.  8.  S.M.  *  Atl.  1st.  g.  4s. 
stpd.,  parnvnt  of  Int.  (U..192U 
«.  BtTp.Ai  8.  M..ron..  »..  4s, 
frmeatoflnt.  ^{JS* 
uH  VTStlp'.'k  AM. 
,Lan«as  A  Texae— 
y 

in      na 
'V 

125 

120     

120     

121     Deo.  1 

121     Deo.  14 

j    i 
F-A 

313.000 

,,   — 

06' 

84       844 
57     

82       83 
AS      

814    81V 

80V  Dee.  U 
55  4  Dec.  1 

834  Dec.  12 
60V  Dec.  31 

754  Aug.  10 
44     Aug.    7 

87     Feb.  28 
634  Feb.  25 

, 

•  r.  istgu.g.5a.i94a 

Kan.  a  A  Pae.,  1  it.  g..  4s  .  .  .  1990 
MTAWa.. 
Boowr.  Bd<.  Co 
Me.  K.A»l.l-cra..g.,5a.....l94S 

Ml.-..    -    C..    r: 
lit.  cxraaol.  gold,  6s  ..  ..  19W 

M    - 

M-H 

M-8 

A     • 

M    V 

M    s 

M   t 

K      < 

>r-» 
r-j 

.1   . 

M-f 

l.OOO 

70       70 
72       74 

60     

72      
62 

724  Dec.  2 

724  Dec.  21 

67     Sept.    1 
684  Apr.  24 
70     Dec.  17 

84     Feb.  25 
74     Apr.  23 
80     Jan.  31 

1,000 

70     Dec.  1 

70     Dec.  17 

68.000 

2.OOO 
9,00(1 


4    

84       89 
.    96 

85       87 

91       92 
85       87 

00     Dec.  2 

85     Dec. 
103     Deo. 

924  Dec.  30 

85     Dec.     8 
103     Dec.     4 

81     Aug.  27 

78     July  30 
9»     Sept.    1 
00     July  22 

4b"j'uiy"22 

98     Oct.     8 
102     Nov.    6 

94     Feb.  24 

97     Jan.  24 
112     Jau.  28 
7O     Jan.  29 

6d""ApY."28 

lo~44JMne2* 
1O6     Apr.  2» 

106     

Tract,  r...">«  1911 
RegWred  1911 

ff 









HWtoiBred...  I93C 

Par.kofMo    l.l't.j-  .  I-  .!  •  U 

Serdjpior.  I0AAW.  I»t5«19* 

"7,600 

16,000 

ibi"  "III 





100  "Dec."" 
1024  Deo. 

lob  "bcc.    i 

1044  Dec.  18 

1074 

103     106 

THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

j| 

Safe*  in 
Dee. 
Par  value 

Priee  about 
January  2 

1  K'.IG. 

PRICES  1  JT  DECEMBER. 

\RAtTGE  FOR   TEAK  1896. 

Dec.  I. 

Dee.  31. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Loiceit.             Highest. 

Missouri  Pacific—  (Con.)— 
St.  L.  A  I.  Mt.,  Ist.ex.  ,5s..  .1897 
St.  L.  A  I.  M.,  2d,  7s  1897 
Ark.  branch.  Extended  5s.  193! 
Cairo  Ark.  AT..  lst,7«...1897 
Gen.  con.  Ry.  ft  Id.  gr.  5«  .  1  931 
Gen.  con.,stped  gu.g.  5s.  1931 
Miss.  Rlv.  Bdge.    See  Chic.  A  Atl 

F-A 
M-N 
J-D 

.1-1 
A-O 
A    ( 

J-J 

9,000 
22,000 

Bid.      Alk 

100         103 

100     

103     105 
100     101 

7ft  lo 

Bid.      Alk. 
101      
100*4  

Bid      Atk 
102     
1011>8  

Sale  Pricet. 
101  «s  Deo.    5 
100%  Dec.    3 

Sale  Pricet. 
101  1«  Dec.     5 
101%  Dec.     8 

Sale  Pricet. 
95     Aug.  13 
97*s  Aug.  11 
10O     Jan.     6 
99*4  July     9 
68     July  22 
79     Apr.  29 

Sale  Pricet. 
102*3  Jan.  2» 
103*8  Apr.  21 
107     May    4 
102%  May  13 
81*2  Mar.  19- 
80*s  Mar.  25 

81.000 
8,000 

98*3  100 
74       78 

99 

99*3  Deo.    2 
74     Dec.  24 

99%  Deo.    4 
76     Dec.     8 

75  *s 

J-J 

Mob.  &  Ohio,  new,  gold,  6s..  192' 

J-D 

A-C 

J-', 
J  - 

12,000 

..  119 
7/7*3 

117     

118 

117     Dec.     1 

117     Dec.     1 

113     Aug.  -V 
112     May     1 
56     Aug.  12 
85     Apr.  30 

111     July  21 
126     Jan.  16 

124*3  Oct.  24 

120*3  May  28 
113     Jan.  17 
69     Nov.    9 
85     Apr.  30 

118     June  22 
120     Jan.  16.' 

132     June  30* 

Gen.,  4s  1938 

194,000 

62*3    65 
90 

67*3    68 

67       «7*s 

67     Dec.  21 

69     Dec.     5 

St.  I..  A  Cairo,  gu.,  gold.  4s..  1931 
Mohawk  A  Mill.    See  N.  Y.  C.  ft  H 
Monongahela  Rlv.    See  Bait.  A  O 
Montana  Cent.    See  St.  P.  M.  A  M 
Moutauk  Ext.    See  Long  Island. 
Morgan's  La.  &T.,  1st,  g.,  6s..  1920 
1st  7n                                       1918 

116     . 

llrf     , 

. 

124%  126 
124 

122     

122      

Morris  ft  Essex.    See  Del.  L.  ft  W 
Nash.  Chat,  ft  St.  L.  1B178...1913 
2d  6s                                    1901 

49,000 

127*3  130 
105     107 

129%  131 

128     Dec.     1 

130     Dec.  23 

1st,  eon.,  gold,  5s  1928 
1st  tis  T  ft  P  b                     1917 

81,000 

<(w  i  . 

99HllOO 

9»     Dec.  12 

100     Dec.     4 

93     July  31  102     Feb.  24 

1st  6s',  MoM.  M.  W.  ft  Al...  1917 
1st.  gold,  6s.  Jasper  Bob.  ..1923 
Nash.  Flor.  A  Suef  .    See  Lon.  A  N 
New  H.  A  Derby.  See  Housatonlc 
N.  J.  Junc'n  RR.    See  N.  Y.  Cent. 
N.  J.  Southern.    See  Central  N.  J 
N.  O.  AN.  E,,  prior  lieu,  g.,68.1915 
N.  Y.  B.  A  Man.  Beach.    See  L.  Igl 
N.  Y.  Bay  Exten.  RR.    See  L.  Isl 
N.Y.  Cent.  AH.  R.,  1st,  7s.  ...1903 

J- 
J- 

A-O 

J-J 
J-J 

M-8 
M-8 
M-i- 
J-D 
J-D 
M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
F-A 
F-A 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

J-J 

J-J 
J    D 

110     . 

108     Mar.  24  108     Mar.  24 

no    

1 

47,000 
78,000 
44,000 
5,000 

..  120 
120 

120     

120*4  121 

116*3  

105*2  106 
105     106 
104*3  105*2 
101      
10O      
101*4102 

119     Deo.  19 
1161s  Dec.  30 
105     Dee.  28 
105     Dec.  17 

121     Dec.  31 
1197sDec.  16 
106     Dec.  18 
105%  Dec.  30 

112     Aug.  10  121     Dec.  31 
113is  Sept.    211978Dec.  IS 
102*4  Oct.  12  109     Feb.  27 
102     Sept.  25  107*3  Feb.  14 
102%  Oct.  24  104     Nov.    6 
99*2  Sept.    3  103*3  May     4 
100     Sept.  11103     Nov.  16 
100*2  Jan.  10  105*3  Oct.  3» 
100     May     5  102*2  Feb.  14 
110     July  31  115     Feb.  15 
109=8  Nov.  11  111%  June    1 
100     Feb.  15  100     Feb.  15 

Debenture  5s  of           1884-190*3 

106     107*3 
105 

Regiptered                 1884-1904 

Keg.  debenture  5sof.  1889  1904 
Debenture,  g.,  4s  1890-1905 
Registered,  deb.  48.1890-1905 
Debt  certs.,  ex  t.,g.,  4s  1905 
Registered  1905 
Harlem  1st,  7s                      1900 

104     

1,000 
16,000 
27,000 

"is'.obo 

33,000 

100 

102     Dec.  23 
1O1*4  Dec.     3 
100%  Dec.  22 

IO2     Dec    23 

99 

101  »g  Dec.  14 
102     Dec.  15 

100*4  102 
100     

101*4  102*s 

113     116 
112         

110     .    ... 

110*3 

110%  Deo.     8 
111*4  Dec.  15 

110%  Dec.    8 
111*4  Dec.  15 

Registered                       .  .  19OO 

11114  

N.  J.  Juno.  R.,gu.,  1st,  4s.  ..1986 
Registered  certificates  1986 
West  Shore,  1st,  4s,  gu  2361 
Registered  2361 

160.0OO 
285,000 
12,000 

104*3  105 
103     104 

106%  .. 
105     105>4 

107     107*4 
103*4  

106*3  Deo.     1 
103*4  Dec.  28 
105*2  Dec.  24 

107%  Dec.     3 
106     Dec.  15 
105*3  Dec.  *4 

100     Aug.    X  107%  Dec.     3 
100     July  30  106*2  Feb.  21 
103     Oct.  31il07     May  21 
105*3  June  12  105*s  June  12 

Beech  Cr'k,  1st,  gu.,g.,  4s..l93fa 
Registered  1936 

2d  gu    gold  5s                      1936 

Registered          1936 

Cleartteld  Bitum.  Coal  Corp. 
lsts.f.lnt.gu..g.,4»,ser.A.1940 
Small  bonds,  series  B.  .  194C 
Gouv.  A  O.  8.  1st  gu.,  g.,  5s.  1942 

R.W.AOg.,  con.,  1st.  ext.5s.1922 
Nor.AMont.  lstgu.,g.,  58.1916 
R.  W.  A  O.  T.  R.  Istgu.,g.5s.l918 
Oswe.  &  R.,2d,  gu.,  g.,  5s...  1915 
Utica  A  Bl.  Ri  v.,  gu.,  g.  ,  4s.  .  1922 
Moh.  &Mal.  1st,  gu.,g.,4s..l991 
Cart.  A  Ad.,  1st,  gu.,g.,  4s..  1981 
N.Y.&Put.,l8tcon.,gu.g.4s.l993 
New  York  Chlo.  A  St.  Louis— 
1st,  g.,  4s  1937 

A-  1 
A-O 
M-N 
F-A 
J-J 
M-S 
J-D 
A-O 

A-O 
A-O 

J-J 
J-J 
J-D 

18,000 

"**   "9^ 

11713 

116*«  117% 

116i«Deo.  23 

118     Dec.    2 

115     July  24  119*4  Feb.  21 



108 

100 

103     May  13 

99*2  Aug.  11 
100*2  July  10 

116     Aug.    7 
110     Sept.    4 

103     May  13 

105     Feb.  24 
102%  May  15- 

122*2  May  29- 
116     June  26 

141,000 

102*3 

103*4  10338 

103*3  1037s 

103*4  Dec.     1 

104*4  Dec.     fr 

Registered  .  .         1937 

N.  Y.  A  Har.—  See  N.  Y.  C.  A  Hud. 
N.Y.  Lack  AWest.—  See  Del.  L.  AW. 
N.  Y.  Lake  Erie  A  West.-  -See  Erie 
N.  Y.  A  Man.  B.—  See  Long  Island 
N.  Y.  AN.  Eng,.  1st,  7s  1905 
1st,  6s  1905 

777*3  

N.  Y.  N.  Hav.  A  H.,lst,reg.4s,1903 

Convert,  deb.  oertfs.,  $l,flOO... 
Small  certfs.,$100  

A-O 

62,000 
2,000 

7?O 

135     Dec.  28 
133     Dec.     1 
118     Dec.     7 
107     Deo.  15 
88*3  Deo.  19 

136*s  Dec.    7 
136*4  Dec.     2 
119     Dec.  10 
108*s  Deo.     8 
897s  Dec.     5 

127     Sept.  15  137     Feb.  2~6 
126     Sept.14  136*2  Feb.  15 
113     Nov.    4  119*2  Mar.  27 
102     July  29  110*2  Nov.  16. 
82     July  30    93*4  Feb.  11 

N.  Y.  ANorth.,  1st,  g.,  5s..  ..1927 
N.Y.  Ont.AW..  con.,  Istg.  58.1939 
Refunding,  1st,  g  ,  4s  1992 

A-O 
J-D 

M-8 
M-8 

J-J 

P-A 
P-A 
M-N 
M-N 
J-D 
A-O 
A-O 

J-J 
J-J 

r-D 

J-D 
M-N 

F-A 
5-F 
-S 

J-J 
M-8 

22,000 
51,000 
137,000 

118»3l21is 
108      

88*3    89 

toS      700 
89        01 

"89"  "90" 

Registered,  $5,000  only.  .1992 
N.  Y.A  Putnam—  See  N.Y.C.AHud. 
N.Y.  A  Rock.  Beach—  See  L.Island 
N.  Y.  Susq.  A  Western  — 
1st,  refunding  5s  1937 

35,000 

100     103 
So 

100*3  Dec.     3 

103*4  Dec.  81 

90     July  25 
63     Aug.  31 
60     July  25 
102     Nov.  17 

103*4  Dec.  31 
70     May     9 
79     Jan.  31 
106%  Feb.  21 

2d,  4>»8  1937 

General,  g.,  5s  1940 
Terminal,  1st,  g.,  58  1943 
Registered,  $5,000  each  .1943 
Wilk.AEast.,lst,gtd.,g.,5s.l942 
Midl'd  RR.  of  N.  J.,  1st,  68.1910 
N.Y.  Tex.  A  Mex.  ,  gu.  ,  1  st,  4s.  19  1  2 
North.  Illinois—  See  Chic.  A  N.  W. 
Northern  Ohio.    See  L.  Erie  A  W. 
Northern  Pacific  — 
Gen.,let,RR.AL.G.8.f.g.6s.l921 
Registered  1921 

57,000 

70      as 

102     104*2 

69       71 

72*2    74 

71     Dec.     1 

73*4  Dec.  17 

17,000 
6,000 

04 

.     87% 

89     Dec.  10 
llti»i  Dec.    3 

89*3  Dec.  11 
118     Dec.  23 

80     Sept.    3    90     Nov.TO' 
10978Sept.    1118     Mar.  25 

116 

118     118*3 

112,000 

114     116 
114 

115     1161s 
115     lie's 

116     116*6 
113     li:i*s 

115     Dec.    9 

116*s  Deo.  30 

109%  Aug.  26 
109     Aug.  12 

59     July  30 

31*2  Jan.     7 
75     Sept.  23 
119     Sept.  21 
120     Oct.  27 

118     Mar.  17 
118     Mar.  16- 

78*3  Nov.  ie 

57     Nov.  14, 
88     Mar.    3 
124%  Jan.  17 
122*3  Apr.    T 

Gen.,3d,RR.AL.G.8.f.,g.6s.l937 
Trust  Co.  certs.,  assented  
Land  grant,oon.,g.,  5s  1989 
Trust  Co.  certs.,  assented  
8pok.AP.ei)g.cts.l8t,8.f.6s.l936 
Bt  P.ANor.Pae.,gen.,g.,6s.l923 
Registered  certificates..  .1923 
Hel.  S  R.  Moun.,  1st,  g.,  6s  1937 
Dul.  *  Manlto.,  1st,  g.,  6s.  1936, 
Tr.  Co.  certs,  of  dep.,  10%pd. 
Dakota  Dlv.,lst8.f.  g.  68.1937, 
Tr.  Co.  cts  of  dep.,  10  p.o.pd. 
Nor.  P.  Ter.  Co.,  1st,  g.,  6s  .1933 
Nor.  Pac.AMont.,lst,g.,  6s.l938 
J.  P.  M.  A  Co.  oertfs  
Co3urd'/Uene,lst,g.,68  1916 

108,000 
946,000 

75     Deo.  23 
52*4  Deo.  21 

78     Deo.     4 
55*3  Dec.    4 

32*4  .. 

54*4    54% 

7,? 

123       

122 

1  2O       

11,000 

2,000 
108,000 

46,000 

81 

82     Deo.     4 

80*4  Dec.  29 
107     Dec.  17 

42     Dec.     1 

82*3  Dec.  24 

81*8  Deo.    4 
108*3  Deo.    5 

42%  Dec.     5 

72     Jan.  24 

7913  Sept.  24 
99%  Aug.    3 

26     Jan.     8 

88     July  15 

90     Feb.  26 
109*2  June  18 

42%  Dec.     5 

101     102" 
30 

81 

107*s  108 
42       42*3 

107% 
41      

So.  Pacific  Ry.  prior  lien,  railway 
and  land  grant,  gold  4s.  .1997 
Reid  stered  1997 

I-J 
J-J 

M-N 

M-N 
A-O 

1,314,000 

700 
70       

85%    85  7s 

84%'Dec.  19 

857sDec.  31 

84%  Dec.  19 

857a  Dec.  31 

Nor.  Railway  Cal.—  See  Cent.  Pao. 
North  Wlscon.—  See  C.St  P.M  A  O 
Norfolk  A  South.,  1st,  g.,  5s    1941 
Norfolk  &  Western,  gen.  6s..  1931 
New  River,  1st,  6s  1932 

100 

100*3 

107*3  Jan.  15 
123%  June  25^ 
114*3  May  12 

1,000 

777       ... 

118 

119     Dec    15 

119     Deo.  15 

115     Oct.     7 
106*3  Oct.  20 

Improvement  A  ext.,  g.,  68.1934 

•'-A 

104       

Eng.  Trust  Co.  certf  s  .  .  . 

tJ-M 

105    May  13  100     May  IB 

Eauliiment.  g.,  5s  190H 
Eug  Trust  Co.  ceil  fs  

J-D 

"i'.oob 

70       

78     Mar.  11 
78     Dec.     it 

82     Apr.  24 
78     Dec.     a 

78     Dec.    3 

78"     Dee.     3 

JAXUABY,  1897.]        NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE  MONTHLY  RECORD. 


13 


BONDS. 
NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

Ij 

Salenn 
Dee. 
Partatue 

ViVe  about 
January  2, 
UM 

PRICES  I1T  DECEMBER. 

RANGE  FOR  TEAR  1896. 

Dee.1. 

Dee.  31. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Norfolk  A  Western—  Concluded— 
Gold,  100-year  5*  199O 

'-  J 

» 

Bid.      Afk. 

Bid.     Atk. 

Bid.      Ask. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 
60     Jan.  30 
64     Deo.  17 
64     Deo.    7 

Sale  Priees. 
67     Feb.  14 
67     Nov.  13 
64     Dec.    7 

BBC.  Tnut  Oo  oertf*  

4,000 
l.OOO 

64     

..    65 

64.     Deo.  17 
64     Dec.     7 

64     Dec.  17 
64     Deo.     7 

Number*  above  10.OO0...1990 
Eag.  Tnut  Co.  oertf*  

J-J 

Clinch  VaL  Dlr..  1st,  «.,  5*.1B57 
Sag.  Tnut  Oo.  oerti*  

X-8 

55     Feb.     7 

55     Feb.     7 

Mil.  A  Wa»b.  Dlv.,  l«t.  g.5«.1941 
Eng.  Tnut  Co.  oertf*  

J-J 

j'-J 

M-N 

L-O 

H.-1. 

J-J 
J-J 

A-O 

i-N 

J-D 

66 

64     Jan.     9 
66     Deo.  10 

69%  May    5 
68     May  19 

4,000 

65 

66     Dec.  10 

67     Dec.  14 

Col.  Con.  A  T.  l.t.gu.,  g.,5*.  1922 
Belo.  V.  A  N.  E.,l»t  gu.g.4*.1989 
Jlor.  A  Xont.-SM  N.  Y.  Central. 
rtgden.  *  L.  Ch.— 
U  Ht.eon.6*  1920 

25,000 

*"* 

827" 

81       81% 

81     Dec.  29 

83     Dec.  14 

78     Sept.   5 
94     Apr.  13 

86     Jan.  25 
94     Apr.  18 

Ineome  1920 

Income.  «mall  

Ohio  lad.  A  W.—Set  Peo.  A  East. 
Ofio*  MU*.,  oon.,*.f.,7*....  1888 
Con.,  7*       ...               1898 

20.000 
l.OOO 
l.OOO 
5.000 

100     104 
1O2      104 

..  10539 
105% 

105     
105     
115 

105     Deo.  15 
105     Dec.  23 
111     Deo.  15 
98     Deo.  15 

105     Deo.  is 
105     Dec.  23 
111     Dec.  15 
98     Dec.  15 

100     Aug.  25 
101     Sept.  15 
104     Oct.  21 
96     Oct.   17 

105     Nov.  30 
105     June  18 
111     Deo.  15 
1064  Apr.  14 

24,000.,  7»      1911 

lit.  Spring.  DlT..  7*  19O5 
l*t,gea..5*  1032 

1OO 

95      

Ohio  Aver  BB..  l*t,  g..5*...1936 
Uen.,g.,5*  1937 

[-D 

-D 
M-N 

5,000 
5.OOO 
61,000 

njooo 
59,000 

101     Dee.    9 
85     Dec.  16 
93     Deo.  18 
17     Dec.  10 
17     Deo.  18 

45     Dec.  30 

101     Dec.     9 
85     Deo.  16 
954  Deo.    3 
18  4  Dec.  14 
18     Deo.    3 

45     Deo.  30 

101     Deo.     9 
85     Sept.  30 
704  July  31 
16     Oct.     6 
16     Nov.  12 

374  Got  21 
714  Sept  17 
72     Oct.  12 
85     Deo.  16 
10     Sept.   2 
7     July  30 
104     Aug.  11 
79=8060.  21 

1034  Feb.    3 
88     June  23 
974  Nov.  30 
35     Feb.     6 
29     May  25 

50     Jan.  17 
78     Apr.  18 
917eJan.  30 
884  Deo.  11 
36     Jan.     3 
354  Jan.     8 
113%  Deo.  18 
82%  Nov.  28 

% 

Ohio  Southern,  Ut.6*  1921 

80 

94       95 

94 

Gen.,  g.,4*..'.  1921 

25       30 

Eng.  Tnut  Co.  oertf*  

174 

Ohio  VaL—  Set  Che*.  A  O.  Sonthw. 
Omaha  A  St.  Loo.  By.,  l.t.4*.1937 
Eng.  Tru*t  Co.  o«rt*  

J-J 

r-J 

J-D 
A-0 

j'-J 
J-D 

5,000 

48 

44 

Oregon  ACal.,Ut,gu.,g..  Sa.1927 
Oregon  Imp.  Co.-  let.,  g..  6*.  1910 
Eng.  Tnut  Oo.  eert*.  of  dep.  . 
Cou.it..  5*  1939 
BBC.  Tnut  Oo.  oert*  

S3        

36,606 

51AM 

1.180.000 

gjlg 

86     

86     Dee.     8 
85     Deo.  16 
174  Dec.    8 
174  Deo.    9 
1124  Deo.  24 
79°eDeo.  21 

9O     Deo.  11 
884  Deo.  11 
21     Deo.     1 
19°g  Dec.     1 
113%  Dec.  18 
804  Dee.  12 

854 

35 

20%    204 

463.00O 
279,000 

Oregon:  R.  AN..  l.t,  ..f.,g.,6*.19O9 
Ore.  BB.  ASaT.oon..  g.,4*.1046 

M  J 

11°4I 

1134 

80       804 

Oregon  short  Line—  *«  Un.  Pae. 
Ocwego  A  BOBM-5M  N.  Y.  Cent. 
Ottuin.  C.P.  A  St.P.—  Set  C.  A.N.  W. 
TJadueah  Tenn.  A  Ala.— 
tl«t.5»  1B2O 

iMueof  1890  

J-J 

luueof  1801.  

Paelflc  of  Mu*ourl-«M  Mo.  Pae. 
Panama.*.  t.rabaldy.g..**.  .  1BIO 
Penliuiiia-**  Chicago  A  N.  W. 
PnuuylvaaiB  Co.— 
Penn.  Co..gn.,  l.t,  44*.  ...1921 
BegUtered           1921 

X-N 

J-J 
J-J 

46,000 

..  112 

111    Dee.    8 

111%  Dec.    B 

1054  Aug.    8 
1094  Nov.    5 

113%  June  17 
112     May    5 

111 

P.  C.C.  A»t.L.,con..gu.,g..44«. 
Series  A..                      '.1940 

A-O 
A-0 
K-N 
X-N 
P-A 
P-A 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
A-0 
A-O 
X-H 
J-J 
A-O 
J-J 
X-N 
X-N 
J-J 
X-8 

X-N 

J-J 

a--1! 

U-M 

14,000 
4.000 

•Coot 

108     109 

1084  Dee.    8 
108%  Deo.  30 
1O6     Deo.  24 

109     Dee.     1 
108%  Dec.  30 
107     Deo.  14 

105     Aug.  24 
1034  AUK.  20 
106     Deo.  24 
101     Sept.  19 
111     July  14 

1114  Mar.  16 
1124  Feb.  28 
1104  Mar.  23 
1024  May  18 
111    July  14 

•artti  B.  guar  1942 

/of 

Barie*C,  guar  1942 

Serie*  D.  4*.  guar  1B45 

109 

PI  tub.  Cln.  *  81.  L.,  l.t,  7..  IBM 
BegUtered  1BOO 

PltU.  FI.W.  A  Chlo.,  lit.  7C.1B12 
•.M    7.                            1912 

139     Apr.     1 
1344  July  20 
126     Aug.  26 
115     Jan.  22 

1404  Apr.  23 
1384  June    a 
126     Aug.  26 
1174  Feb.  24 

,i,i.  -.                     1912 

Ctue.8t.L.A  P.,l*t,o.,  g..  5*.  1932 
BegUtered.                        I-  >. 

CUT.  A  Pttu..oon.,*.r..7*.lBOC 

7,000 

111     Deo.    2 

112     Deo.    8 

111     Dec.    2 

117     Jan.     7 

8V  L.  Van.  AT.H..l*t^n..7*.18B7 
84.7*    .                             I-'1- 

1,000 

1034  Deo.  16 

1084  Dee.  16 

1004  July    9 
102     Apr.  23 
10O     Nov.  16 
107     May  18 

1044  June  26 
1O2     Apr.  28 
1054  Jan.  28 
107     May  18 

3d  goar    7*              ..     ..1898 

Ka-AI  .«-x.l»t,gu.g.44«.1041 
Aliegh.  VaL.  geB.^B.*.4a.l942 
Pvttn.  BK.  Co  — 
lit,  real  e*t..g..4*  1B23 

106     1O8 

108     June  25 

108     June  25 


Con.,  .Mrllng.  g.,  6*  1809 

Com.,  eumney  .  6».  nf  .  .  .  .  1BO5 
Con..*  ..•..  1919 
RagUtored                          1W1W 

Cou    g     i.                 1943 

M.N 

X-N 

x-e 

j-j 

X-8 
X-H 

tvt. 
PM>. 

ht 

Otove.'aV  Xar.lirt  gu.g.44*.  1835 
C.N.J.BR.AOan-Co^ra.4».ie44 
Pnuacola  A  At.  -*«  Loo.*  Na*h. 
Pw>.  Dec.  A  Kva»..l.t,g..a«.1020 
Kvanav.  Dlr.   l.t,g.,6*  ..1B2O 
M.  g..  5*.  IBM.  tag.  Tr.  Co. 
eertfu.  of  d«po*jU 

IJOOO 

15.000 
1.000 

2,000 

1/6 

113 
1OO     . 

98      . 

112    I>eo.    1 

101     Deo.    8 
101     Dee.  15 

264  Deo.    1 

112     Deo.    1 

101%  Deo.  11 
101     Deo.  15 

264  Deo.    1 

112     Dee.    1 

984  July  14 
101     Mar.  20 

22     Nov.  18 

118%  Nov.  27 

102     Mar.  21 

102     Nov.  19 

28     Jan.     7 

100 

97     

M 

1004  lOOt 

102 

SB 

PM.  A  KMt.-«M  0.  d  C.  A  St.  L. 
r*o.*Pek.  Union.,  l.t,  g.,d*.lWl 
2d.«..44>.                         ...1B21 

110     . 

110     . 

4400 

7B7.00( 

UK  " 

OS      

78     

80%    814 

74%  

81%    82 

75     Deo.  11 

T:i  4  Deo.  IB 
434  Deo.  16 
814  Dee.  18 

75     Deo.  11 
82     Deo.  89 
374  Ded    4 

68     Feb.  15 

67     Aug.    8 
1184  Jan.    7 
!   5%  Jan.     7 
34  Jan.     8 
!   84  Jan.     8 
34  Jan.     6 
t     4  Jan.    2 

80     Nov.  11 

82     Deo.  29 
49'9N»v.    7 
39     Nov.    4 
134  Feb.    4 
36TB  Nov.  20 
54  Jan.  !• 
5%  Nov.  21 

Phlla.  AlVading.  gen..  g..4»  l»5*i, 
Sag.  TnMC*.  otto.  aaMBtwl... 
l.t.  pf..lae.tr.  ree.^11  Uu.pd/58 
2.1.  pf..  lBe.tr.  r*e^aUlBa.pd.'58 
3d  prat     Income                   1B58 

1744    744 
182       224 
10 
64      6% 
t   64      61 

47       48 

3d.  pr.i'ne.  tr.  ree.^allliu.pd.'SS 
3d.  prat,  Inooin*..  eon  v.  ..IBM 
DeMnei  tr.  rec..  all  In*,  pd...  .  . 

408.000 

83',    

314  Deo.  11 

3*5*«B  Dec.    4 

Pine  Creek,  reg.,  gmar.  6*  1932 
PltU.  Cln.  A  St.  C.-Stt  Peon.  Oo 
PltU.  C.  C.  A  81  U-«M  Pwin.  Oo 
PHU.  O«T.  ATol..  l.t.  6*  ..1022 
PltU.  Ft.  W.AChJe.—  <•>  Penn.  Co 

J-U 
A-O 

124     Mar.  12 

124     Mar.  12 

^^LA  Lake  Erie— 
M,  g   5*.  Ber  A  •>  B           1B28 

A-0 
/- 

PttU-XaKaaip-t  A  Tough.  - 

l.t.  «U..B«.  1HJ2 

MeK«e.  A  Belle  V..l*t^.,«*.lB18 
PltU.  P.  *  P..  let,  g.,5*  1916 
PttUb.  When.  A  L.  Erie— 
1st.  g.,5*  1B4C 

i  «t    .  •  .  '  .                            i  ••  i 

J- 

V 

.1 

M    N 
M    .N 

J  -  . 

J-I 
J-J 

J-J 

,K-N 

J-J 

J-J 

10,000 

86 

B4 

B4       95 

934  Deo.  11 

944  Deo.  23 

824  Jan.     0 
83     June   2 
64     Aug.  17 

944  Deo.  23 
834  June    3 
77     Jan.  2B 

•A  W«*l.,  l«t,g..4»....l»17 
Oild.S.  1-'»1   I'M 

35.000 

L77...  •  *-l 

74       75 

73     Deo.    8 

76     Deo.  16 

PItu.  Y.  A  A*h..  l.Mxin.,5*  192- 
D-a**elMrASar.    *MD.AH. 
AteV*  ban.    Set  Bouthn  Ky. 

«t.,i«t,«..4*  i»no 

Kf..',-  .1  .n*.  l«t,gu.,  g.,5«.193fl 
Rio  Or  80    lit.  g.  M            l'i< 

381.0W 

;,,',',. 

'ioiobo 

31.-" 
8,000 

784    744 

754 

"Hi"  '.'.'.'.'.'. 

75     Deo.     1 
87     Deo.    4 
624  Deo.    3 

47'<ii  beoVs'i 
3     Deo.    8 
2     Deo.  10 

77     Deo.    3 
87     Deo.     4 
63     Deo.     3 

6o"DeoV"l 
5     Dec.  10 
2     Dec.  10 

63     Aug.  10 
87     Deo.    4 
62  4  Deo.    3 

4o"Feb."8 
37     Aug.  21 
3     Dec.     8 
2     Deo.  10 

770i  Feb.  24 
87     Deo.     4 
674  Feb.  10 

4l""May"li 
51%  Nov.  23 
5     Deo.  10 
3     June  23 

•Mh.  A  PltU.    Jet  Bat.  R.  A  Pit. 
BnnM  Wat  A  o«.    ttt  N.  Y.  Cent. 
Q»U  ba»eO..l*t.g..*.f..6*..1013 
0'                       >..Ut,  8«...  .  .182.1 
O»av  Tnut  Co.  earta.  of  dcp 
14  Income  192.1 
2.1  !•«    eonp.  riff  

41       JJ 

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THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


BONDS. 

N«w  YORK  STOCK  LXCHANOE. 

li 

a. 

Sale*  in 
Dee. 
Par  value 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1896. 

PRICES  I1T  DEOSUBER. 

RA\{1E  FOR  TSAR  1896. 

Dec.l. 

Dec.  31. 

Lowell. 

Highest. 

Lowett. 

Highest. 

St  Louis  Alton  A  Terre  Haute— 
1st  *  ter.  g.,  5s  1914 

J-D 
J-D 

9 
11,000 

Bid.     Atk. 
98     100 

Bid.     Atk 

Bid.      Atk 
103%    .     .. 

Sale  Price*. 
102%  Dec.    4 

Sale  Price*. 
104     Dec.  31 

Sale  Price*. 
09     Jan.     8 

Sale  Price*. 
lO7%May  29 

115     June  22 
101     Dec.  12 
80     Mar.  24 

115     June  22 
102%  Oct.  26 
87     Jan.  28 

Cfc.BtL.AP.l8t,'gu-g-.»»---1917 
8tL.8o.,lst,gu.,K.,4s  1931 
2d  Income  5s  1931 
lit,  consul.,  58  1939 
Oarb.  A  Shaw.  .1st,  K..  4s  —  1932 
St  L.  A  Gal.    See  Mobile  A  Ohio 
at.  L  A  Iron  Mount.    firr  Mo.  Pao 
8t  L.  Jack.  A  Chlo.  See  Ch.A  Alt 
8t  L.  Kan.A  Swn.  See  StL.AS.F 
StL.M.Br  S«Ter.RR.A8.of8t.L 
St  Louis  &  San  Fran.,  2d,  g.,  6s 

M-s 
M-S 

M-s 
M-s 
M-S 

M-N 

M-N 
M-N 

F-A 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 

A-O 
A-O 
M-s 
J-D 

2,000 

103 

102% 

101     Dec.  12 

102     Dec.  22 

80     

90 
toS    

.     114 

111 

Ill 

112     Jan.  29 
110%  Nov.    2 
108     Aug.  10 

118%  Apr.  28 
117%  Apr.  23 
118     Apr.  23 

12,000 

111      112% 

111     113 
111      

110%  Dec.     2 

112     Dec.  21 

g  "6s  'class  C                   19W 

114 

Isig.'.Os.  Pierce  C.  A  '6....  1919 
OOT?,  g.,  6s  1931 
««n.,g.,58  1931 
1st,  trust,  g.,5s  1987 
Trust  Go.  ctfs.,  con.,  gu.,  g.,  4s. 
all  assessments  paid  199( 
Ft,8.«V.B.Hdg.lst,g.tis  1910 
StL.  K.  AS.  W.,  1st,  6s  1916 

62.00C 
2loO( 

109      

110%  111 
98%    97% 
90 

109%  Dec.    4 
96%  Dec.  24 
90     Dec.  17 

111     Dec.  11 
97     Dec.  11 
90     Dec.  17 

101%  Jan.  14 
80     Jan.  17 
78     Feb.  14 

21     Nov.    6 
98     Jan.  31 

114    June  18 
99%  June  17 
90%  May     1 

38     Mar.  14 
104     Oct.   15 

65       65% 
104  7a  

08         . 

31      

St.  L.  AS.  F.  RR.  g.  4s  1996 
Bt  Louis  South.  SeeSt.L.A.AT.H 
Bt  L.8.W.l8t,g.48,bd.,otfs.l98J 
2d,  g.,  4s,  Inc.  bond,  ctfs  —  1989 
8t  L.  Van.  A  T.  H.   See  Penn.  Co 
Bt  Paul  City  Cablo.con.g.,5s.  1  937 

J-J 

M-N 

J-J 

J-J 

398,000 
38,000 

64*    65 

67 
24      

64%  Dec.  21 
67%  Dec.     1 

66%  Dec.     7 
69     Dec.  10 

64%  Dec.  21 

65     Aug.  12 
23%  Aug.    7 

88     Mar.  14 
90     Mar.  20 

66%  Deo.     7 

76     Feb.  27 
32     Feb.     7 

90     Aug.    5 
90     Mar.  20 

OQ          

67     



S3        92 

85      

St  Paul  ADuiuth.lst,  58....1931 
2d  58                                    ..1917 

F-A 
A-O 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-D 
J-D 

10,000 

4,000 

102      '. 

103 

102     Dec.  10 
109     Dec.  30 

103     Dec.  28 
110     Dec.     8 

100     Oct.   14 
103     July     3 

103%  Jan.     4 
110     Deo.     8 

Bt.  P.M.  &  Man.,  1st,  78  19d9 
Small.                                    1909 

104 

108     111 

109     110% 

2d  6s                        .       ...1909 

11,000 
10,000 
14,000 

llD^il"!. 

117     118 
122"  '.'.'.'.'.'. 

118 

117%  Dec.     2 
1  16     Deo.     2 
124     Dec.  21 

118     Dec.     9 
116%  Dec.  28 
124     Dec.  21 

114     Aug.  10 
112%  Nov.    2 
117     Jan.     4 

119%  June  30 
121%  Mar.    5 
124%  June    9 

Dakota  ext    gold,  6s  191( 

116%  
121      

1st,  cousol.,  6s  1933 
Registered                   1933 

Reduced  to  gold  4%s  1933 
Registered                      1933 

83,000 

707          106 

105 

104     Deo.     1 

105     Dec.  28 

100     Aug.  20 

106     June    8 

Mont.  Ext,  1st,  gold,  4s..  .  .1937 
Registered.            1937 

11,000 

86     . 

85       87% 

86       89 
85 

86     Dec.  15 

87%  Dec.  28 

84%  June    1 

90%  Sept   5 

8q 

Mlnneap.  Union.  1st,  6s.  ...  1922 
Monte!,  lst,gu.  g.,  68....1937 
Registered.            1937 

J-J 
J-J 
J    J 

120%  Sept.    1 
111     Sept.  10 

125     July  31 
116     Mar.  14 

11,000 

115 

115     Dec.     3 

115%  Dec.  18 

J-J 
J-J 

11,000 

102^ 

103     Dec.  18 

103     Dec.  18 

99     July  24 

103%  Oct.     2 

Registered                     .    1937 

E.  M.,  let  div.,  1st,  g.  5s..  .  .1908 
Registered  1908 

A-O 
A-O 
J-D 
J-D 

J-J 
J-J 
A-O 

J-J 

103      

102%  

100%  Oct.     9 

107     Mar.  26 

Will.  AS.  F.,  1st  g..  5s  1938 
Registered  1938 

10,000 

106%  Deo.  10 

106%  Dec.  10 

106%  Dec.  10 

106%  Dee.  10 

StPaul  A  Nor.Pao.  See  Nor.  Pac. 
StP.ASlouxCy.  SeeC.StP.MAO. 
B.A.A  A.  P.,  1st,  gu.,g.,4s....!943 
S.F.&N.P.,lst,8.  f.  g.,  5s.  ...1919 
Bav.  F.  A  W.  ,  1  st,  con.  ,  g.  ,  6s.  1  934 
Sav.  A  West.    See  C.  R.  of  Ga. 
BolotoVal.AN.E.  Se«Nor.AWest. 
8eab.  A  Roanoke,  1st,  5s....  1926 
SeasideAB.  Bridge—  See  Bklyn  El. 
Seat.  L.  S.A  East.lst,«tu.if.6s.l931 
Trust  receipts,  ass'ment  paid 
Bod.  Bay  A  So.,  1st,  g.,  5s.  ...  1924 
So.  Car.  A  Georgia  Istg.,  58.1919 
8.  P.  of  A.,  gu.,  1st,  6s..  ..1909-10 
8.P.of  Gal..  1st,  g.,  6s..  .  .1905-12 
Gold,  5s     1888-1938 

234,000 

50       55 

56 

56     Dec.     2 

57%  Dec.  28 

45     Aug.    8 
100     Mar.  17 

59     Feb.  10 
100     Mar.  17 

98     Apr.  18 
36     Mar.  24 

98     Apr.  18 
44%  Feb.  21 

38       45 

35       38 

J-J 
M-N 

J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
M-N 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
M-S 
M-S 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
M-S 
A-O 
M-8 
M-S 
IVt-N 
M-N 
F-A 
J-J 

J-D 

A-O 
F-A 
A-O 

F-A 

3,000 
32,000 
5,000 

92       95 
94 

93%  Dec.  11 
95     Dec.     2 
106%  Dec.  18 

93%  Dec.  11 
95%  Dec.     5 
106%  Dec.  18 

89     Oct.  20 
92     Got   17 
106%  Dec.  18 

97     Apr.  2~4 
97     Feb.  10 
112     July  21 

91       97 

91      

707        

94 

Istconsoi.,  guar.  g.5s  —  1937 
A.  A  .V.  W.  1st,  gu.  g.  5s..  ..1941 
8.  P.  Coast,  1st.  gu.  g.  4s  1937 
8.  Pao.  of  N.  Mex.,  1st,  6s..  ..1911 
South'a  Ry.,  1st  con.  g.,  5s.  .1994 
Registered  1994 

18,000 
113,000 

90     

86       87 
81      

94 

863s  Dec.     3 
82%  Deo.     1 

86%  Deo.     3 
84%  Dec.  31 

85     Nov.    2 
81     Oct.   26 

92%  Apr.  27 
89     Jan.  25 

87 

81      

105,000 
981,000 

100     . 

103      . 
89%    90 

103      

9158    9178 

104%  Dec.  22 
89     Dec.  18 

105%  Dec.     7 
92%  Dec.     4 

101%  Jan.     2 
76     Aug.    8 

106     Feb.  24 
94%  June  17 

91       93% 

E.  Ten.,  reor.  lien,  g.,  4-58.1938 
Registered  1938 

5,000 

00 

90 

897sDec.  29 

90%  Dec.     7 

89'7a"Dec.  29 

93%  Feb.  24 

Ala.Cen.  R.  1st  6s  1918 

IOJ        110 

107%  June  19 

109     Oct.  27 

Atl.ACh.Alr  Line  1st  pf.7a.  1897 
Income  1900 

Col.  A  Greenville  1st  5  68.1916 
East  Tenn.Va.AGa.  1st  78.1900 
Divisional,  g..  5s  1930 
Con.,  1st,  g.,  5s  1956 
Qeor.  Pac.  Ry.,  1st,  g.,  5-68.1922 
Kuox.  A  Ohio,  1st,  g.,  6s..  1925 
Rich.  A  Dan.,  con.,  g.,  6s.  .1915 
Equip,  sink,  fd.,  g.,  5s.  ..1909 
Deb.,  5s.,  stamped  1927 

110     Nov.    5 
106%  Aug.  14 
1O7     Aug.  14 
1OO     July  29 
103     Sept    4 
110%  Sept.  24 
110%  Aug.  11 
98     Apr.     2 
88     Oct   13 

113%  Apr.  29 
111%  June  24 
112%  June   5 
109%  Apr.  23 
114     Jan.     6 
116     May  21 
121%  June  27 
1OO     Feb.  29 
101%  Mar.    3 

13,000 
1,000 
140,000 

106     108 
106     112 
104     

110     . 

110%  112% 
112      
106%  

110     Dec.     3 
111     Dec.    3 
106%  Dec.  21 

111     Dec.     8 
112     Dec.  22 
107%  Dec.  17 

110     
106%  

28,000 
69,000 

HI           

114     114% 

113%  Dec.  11 
119     Dec.     1 

114%  Dec.  29 
120%  Dec.  18 

119     120 

100     . 

90 

Va.  Mia.  Serial—  Ser.  A.  6S.1906 
Series  F,5s  1931 

Va.  Mid.  gen.,  5s  1936 
Gtd.,  stamped  1936 

3,000 

98*$  ... 

.00     100% 
81 

99     Dec.     3 

99     Dec.     3 

87SsSept.    8 
93     Sept.  16 

105     Apr.  28 
104%  Apr.  27 

68*3  

100 

W.O.A  W.  1st,  cy..  gtd.,  48.1924 
Weet.  N.  C..  1st,  con  ,g.,6s.!914 
S.  A  N.  Ala.    See  Loulsv.  &  Nash 
Spok.  A  Palouse.    See  North.Pao. 
8tat.Isl.Ry.,  1st  gu.,  g.,  4%8.1943 
Syra.  Bing.  A  N.Y.    SeeD.L.AW. 
rfler.  Ass.  of  St.  L.,lstg.,4%s.l939 
1     1st  con.  g.,  5s  1894-1944 
St.  L.  M.  Bdge.Ter.  ,gtd,g.5s.l930 
Tex.  AN.  O.,  1st,  7s  1905 

"ii'.ooo 

112"  ii5% 

112%  Dec.     3 

114     Dec.  30 

103     Sept.    3 

114     Apr.  30 

106      .. 

/oo%   /o/% 

105     106% 
105 

100     Jan.     4 

105%  June  29 

105 

108     Feb.  19 
107     Apr.  15 
92     Jan.     2 

104     Mar.    7 

73     Aug.    8 
13%  Aug.  10 
114     Aug.  13 
105     Aug.  28 
104%  Apr.  29 
76     Oct.      1 

67     Sept.    2 

62%  Aug.    7 
99     Sept.  16 

98     Aug.  24 
95     Jan.  18 

108     Feb.  19 
107%  Jan.  23 
96»e  May     2 
107     May  14 

91     Apr.  24 
25     Nov.  10 
123     Deo.  24 

109%Jnnr     !> 
109      Feb.   17 
83     Fel>.  24 

80     Apr.  27 

77     Feb.  11 
103%  Mar.    9 

106     Apr.  28 
102%  Deo.     4 
107     May    2 
103     Dec.  IS 
107     May     7 

Sablne  Div's'n,  1st,  6s  1912 

I   S 

Consol.,  gold,  5s  1943 
T.A  P.Ry.,E.Dv.,lst,g.6s.l905  > 
From  TexarkanatoFtWorth.  < 
1st,  gold,  5s  2000 

J-J 
M-S 

J-D 
Mch 
T-J 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 

I-J 

J-D 
J-D 

J-J 
j"-J 
f-  J 

119,000 

90 

93 

93      .. 

92%  Deo.  18 

94%  Deo.    4 

106 

106 

117,000 
589.000 
21,000 
4,000 

81 

85       86 

.    85% 
19%    19% 
122%  

84     Dec.  19 
18%  Dec.  19 
121%  Dec.  11 
107%  Dec.  21 

86     Dec.  24 
22     Dec.     4 
123     Dec.  24 
107%  Dec.  21 

2d,  gold,  Income,  58  2000 

19%    20 

122% 

105%  

Third  Are.,  1st,  gold,  5s  1937 
Tol.  AO.  Cent,  1st,  g.,  5s  1935 
West'n  Div.,  1st,  g.,  5s  1935 
Kan.  &  M.,  1st  gu.,g.,4a.  .  .  .  1990 
Toledo    Peona   A  Western,   1st, 
gold,  4s  1917 

121 
107% 

12,000 
15,000 

20,000 
14,000 

42,000 
158,000 
18.000 
55.000 
100.OOO 

72%  

78      

78 

78     Dec.  11 
70%  Dec.  18 

66     Dec.     1 
100     Dec.     3 

102%  Dec.     1 
.01%  Dec.     2 

78%  Dec.  22 
71     Dec.     8 

70     Dec.  10 
100     Dec.     3 

103     Dec.  14 
102%  Dec.     4 
103     Dec.     5 
103     Dec.  15 
103%  Dec.  22 

76       80 
67%  

69%    70% 

68       71 
102 

103      
102%  

Toledo  St.  Louli  &  Kansas  City, 
1st,  g.  6s,  Trust  Heoelj)t8.1916 
Ulster*  Del.,  1st  con.  g..  5s.  1928 
nlon  Elevated.   See  B'klyn  El. 
Union  Pacific,  1st,  6s             1896 

65 

100      /q?% 
104% 

ibi  "  ib"5% 

104%  '.'.'".. 

100% 

Eng.  tr.  reels,  ex  mat.  coups 
lst.68  1897 

02%  ios" 

03"  '."'.'.'. 

Eng.  tr.  rects.  ex  mat.  coups. 
lst.6s  18!»s 

103     103% 
03%  104% 

101%  Dec.  21 
103     Df.c.     9 

95     July    8 
97     Oct.   12 

JASI-ARY.  1897.J          NEW   YORK   STOCK   EXCHANGE   MONTHLY  RECORD. 


15. 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

3J 

Sale  *in 
Dec. 
Par  value 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1896. 

PRIOS8  IJf  DECEMBER. 

RAfTQE  IE  AH  1896. 

Dec.  1. 

Dec.  31. 

Lowest. 

Htyhrst. 

Lowftt. 

Sighett. 

Union  Padflo—  fCim.f— 
lst6s.Eng.tr.rct8.ex  mat.cp*. 
Ut,  6<t         1899 

j-'j 
j-j 

J-D 

MX 

23H.O00 
2.OOO 
28,000 

Bui.      Atk. 

Bid.      Atk. 

ib'ss^  ibi' 

1024 

Bid.      Alk 
103 

Sale  Prices. 
102     Dec.     2 
1034  Dec.    9 
1014  Dec.  19 

Sale  Prices. 
1034  Deo.     3 
1034  Dec.     9 
103%  Dec.  15 

Sale  Price». 
90     Aug.  25 
100     Sept.    2 
93     Aug.  25 
93     Jan.  22 
75     Dec.    3 

Sale  Price*. 
1034  Dec.     3; 
108     May     1 
103%  Dec.  15 
96  4  Nov.  27 
75     Dec.     3 

1034  1044 
1034  1034 

t'.ntt  tr.  certs,  ex  mat.  ooupn. 
Collateral  trust,  6s.  1908 

"oo"  i'66" 

70 

5s.                19O7 

i'.ooo 

75       85 

75     Dec.    3 

75     Dec.    3 

Gold,  44s  1918 

Enc.  Tr.  Co.  certificates.  

20.000 
1.017.0OO 
34.000 
2.OOO 
10.0OO 
15,000 
8.OOO 

42 

45     Dec.  11 
974  Deo.     1 
874  Dec.  16 
107     Dec.    9 
109     Deo.  22 
111      Dec.  29 
984  Dec.  15 

47     Deo.    3 
101  4  Dec.  12 
9O     Dec.     2 
107     Deo.     9 
110     Dec.  24 
113     Dec.  31 
98  4  Dec.  15 

45     Deo.  11 
91TaMay     1 
73     Sept.   4 
102     Jan.  13 
103     Jan.  24 
106     Feb.     3 
94     Jan.  24 
60     July  23 
56%  Aug.  12 

54%  Feb.  24 
101  4  Dec.  12 
97%  Feb.     6 
1114  July     8 
1124  June  10 
115     Nov.  30 
99     Apr.  14 
704  June  12 
774  Feb.  24 

Gold  noteo.  6s.  stam  ped  .  1  894 
Ext.  sink.  fund.  gold.  8s.  ..1899 
Kansas  Pacific,  1st,  6s  1  -;)!S 
lit  6s            1896 

P-A 

M  -a 

I'     A 

J-D 

M    X 

93       95 
90       95 
104 

98       98% 
90 

100     1004 
85       90 
1054  
1O9     111 

95     10O 

104%  107 
108     111 

105 

Denv.  Dlv.,  ass'd  6s.  1899 
Enc.  tr,  recta,  ex  mat.  coups 
1st  eonsol..6s  1919 

90     

M-N 

Eng.  tr.  r*ot«  ........ 

115.OOO 

70       74 

«9       724 

66       67 

65     Dec.  19 

704  Deo.    7 

C.  B.  Un-P..  fund.  conp..7s.l8S5 
Atch.  Col.  A  Pac..  1st.  6s.  .1905 
Atch.  J.  Co.  A  W..  1st,  6s..  1905 
B.  P.  L.AC.,lst.cn.g.5a..l91B 
O.  P.  D.  AG..lstcon.,c.,!»s.l93» 
O.  8.  L.  A  U.  N.,gu.,c..  &..1919 
Engraved  Trust  Co.  certs  
Une.lst.6s...  1922 
Enc.  Trust  Co.  certs,  of  dep  t  . 
Utah  A  So    1st,  7s        ....1908 

MX 
V     <  ' 

J-D 

\   0 

P-A 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

M    X 
1      \ 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 

J-J 

\   0 

J-J 

»  I. 
J-J 

K    A 

J-J 
1-J 

26.660 
l.OOO 
6.OOO 
104.OOO 

47.000 

178,  
114,000 

,- 

25     Deo.  11 
27     Deo.     7 
244  Deo.  30 
34%  Dec.  16 

63%  Dec.  31 
111     Dec.     1 
1O94  Deo.     1 
115     Deo.  14 

28     Dec.  17 
27     Dec.     7 
25     Dec.  23 
374  Dec.     7 

664  Dec.    9 
113     Dec.  29 
1114  Dec.  31 
118     Dec.  23 

22     Oct.   14 
27     Dec.     7 
204  Sept.  16 
254  Aug.  10 

48     Aug.    7 
1014  Jan.     7 
100     Jan.     7 
114     Mar.  13 
95     Feb.  20 
59     Sept.  16 
57     Sept.    3 

99     Aug.    7 
644  Aug.    8 

397s  Feb.     1 
374  Apr.  28 
35%  Apr.  14 
40'8  Apr.  28 

70     Feb.  24 
115     Apr.  22 
115     Apr  23 
118     Dec.  23 
100     May  14 
68     Mar.  12 
68     Mar.  13 

109     Apr.  29 
774  Feb.  25 

40 

29 

25 

33       33  M 

MI«    58 
104     105 
1031.J  104 

37     

63  «g    64 
112     115 
111     1114 
115     

113     i"2"6" 

Gold  5s    '..    .'.  1926 

03 

Utah  South..gen.,7«.tr.ree.l9O9 
Exteastou.lst.  7n.tr.  rae.1909 
U.NJ.RR-AC.Co.    SecPeno.RR. 
Utlca  A  Bl.  Rlv.    Ac  N.  Y  Cent. 
TTer.  Val.  Ind.  AW.  Bet  Mo.  Pac. 

Vs.  Midland.    See  South'n  Ry. 
W  abash  RR.  Co.,  1st  K.  5s.  .1939 
3d,  cold.  5*              ...  1939 

16,660 
6.000 

317.000 
136,000 

%     bj 

ji       ta 

103*8  1044 
72      

.    67 

63 
63      

1054  106 
70       704 

62%  Dec.  24 
|64     Deo.  21 

1054  Deo.     2 
69%  Deo.  28 

654  Dec.    4 
66     Deo.    8 

106%  Deo.  18 
724  Dec.    7 

105»8  105% 
704    70% 

Debenture,  series  A  1939 
Series  B.                             1939 

7.001 
4>X 

l&OOT 

224    254 

Of 

22       24 
96 

21        23 
99 

22     Dec.     1 
96     Deo.     1 
1O44D60.  30 

1064  Dec.     7 
45     Dec.  29 
13     Dec.    8 

22     Dec.     1 
99     Dec.  29 
1044  Dec.  30 

107%  Dec.  14 
474  Dec.  1 
134  Dec.    7 

184  Aug.    8 
90     Sept.    4 
102     Oct.  22 

100     Aug.  28 
33     Aug.  12 
940ct,   10 

108     Feb.  18 
96     Nov.    7 
90     Jnn.  27 
91     May    8 
58     July  10 

264  Aug.  27 
25     Aug.    7 
6     Jan.    9 

102%  Aug.  12 
584  Aug.  11 

28     Feb.  24 
1O04  Jan.  19 
108     Mar.  27 

1084  May  28 
49%  Feb.  19 
17»a  Feb.  25 

108     Feb.  18 
1024  Mar.  12 
9O     Jan.  27 
924  Feb.  10 
67%  Apr.  24 

43     Mar.  18 
46     Feb.  21 
14  4  Jan.  10 

1114  Jan.  29 
78     Nov.  la 

1st,  *.  5s.  Det.  A  Ch.  Ex.  ..1941 
8t.L.K.C.A*.Bt.Ch.Br..lst6s>08 
Warren  RR.    Set  D.  L.  A  W. 
Wash.  Ohio  A  West-    KM  So.  Ry. 
Western  N.  Y.  A  Pennsylvania— 
1st,  cold  3"                            1937 

105 

103     107 
1O6 

103     1O6 

106     . 

Gen   g  2-3-4s                         '  '  • 

44 

44       46 

124    14 

income  5s             1943 

134  

West.  No.  Car.    Set  South'n  Ky. 
Wesfn  Pacific.    «M  Cent.  Paclflc. 
West  Shore,   get  S.  Y.  CentraL 
W.  Va.  A  Plttatrc.    OnB.no. 
W.  Va-Cent,  A  P..  1st,  c..  6s.  1911 
Wheel.  A  Lake  Erie.  Int.  5s..l92« 
Wheel.  Dlv..  1st,  cold.  5s..  1921 
Exteo.  *  Imp.,  cold.  5s  1930 

100 

88 

.    93 

85       91 

70         7J 

at 

WUkeab.  A  Eas't.  See  X.  Y.  8.  A  W. 
Will.  A  Sioux  F.    Hft  8tP.M.A  H. 
Wlnona  A  8C  P.  fm  Chic.  A  N.  W 
Wto.  Osat.  Co..  1st.  tr.,  «.,»•.  1937 

65.000 
158,000 

.       .     42 

394    40 

38     Deo.  21 

40     Deo.     1 

Income.  5s  1937 

MlacelUnrooi  Bond*. 

Am.  Cot.  OU.  deb.,  gold.  8s  .  I9OO 
Am.  D'k  A  Imp.  5s.  get  On.  W.  J. 
Am.flptrtuMjtCo.latc.6s.1915 
Am.  Wat.  Works  Co.,  Ut  6s..  1907 
1st  eonsoL  cold  5s              19O7 

A-O 

I   ' 

M    - 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J     J 

P-A 

J-J 
J-J 

P-A 

M--N 

J-J 

J--D 

P-A 
M-6 

J-J 

\      M 

M-B 

J-J 

110     1104 

1054106 
754  .76 

1O7     110 
734    764 

1054  Deo.    3 
71     Deo.  22 

1074  Dec.  12 
754  Deo. 

Bar  A  8.  Car  Co..lst  cold.  6s.  1942 
oos.  U.  Gas  tr.  otta.  s.  f..g..5s.  1939 
B-kl»nrn.<iasCo  Istc4.n.c.5«,145 
BrVoW.A  W.  H.Co.  1st.*,  .SoTlfriS 
Oka.  Coal  Mln.  Co.  *rc  T.C.I.A  R 
Ch.  I  .an  UA  C.,lst.  en..  (..  5s  .  1937 
C*l«,Je.A8tVd.,eoL.K.  fts  1915 
Oarf.  Bit.  Coal.    Xss  M.Y.C.A  H. 
v  I  .  l.t,eo»-,g..  6S..1900 
Col.CUk  I.  ItoT.Co..  fU..  g.,  5s.  1909 
O»L  Pool  Co..  COB.,  cold,  6s.  1919 
OoL  A  Hoek.C.  A  l..folH,6s  1917 
Qsnssl.  Coal,  eonvcrt.,  a*  —  18H7 
COB.GM  Co.Ch.lst,  cn..c..5a  .  1936 
D«  Bardel.  C.  A  I.   VsT.  C.  A  I. 
Dei.  A  Hod.  Can.    8t»  RR.  bond*. 
Oat.  Gas  Co.,  eon.  1  «t,  g..  5*.  1918 
Kd.  EL  111..  1st.  oonv..  g..  Ss  1910 
lsteon..c...Vi  1995 

874  Nov.  10 
100     Aug.    J 
90     Aug.    t 

82     Sent.    1 
105     July    3 

944  Jan.     6 

874  Nov.  lY> 
107     June  19 
101  4  Nov.  13 

954  Deo.  31. 
108     Jan.  23 

100     Jan.  28 

_•::-> 
43.OOO 

105*81064 
100 

IM\  Deo.  2 

106     Deo. 

974    97% 
9OU 

100     1004 

94%    95 

106 

994  Deo.  84 
95     Deo.    3 

101     Dec.    4 
954  Dec.  31 

rot 

87,000 

95 

98       99 

98       994 

97     Dec.  15 

984  Dee.    7 

95      . 

100     Oot.  31 
77     Sept.  28 

684  Sept.  25 
1054  Mar.  13 
97%  Jan.  13 
1074  June   4 
114     Deo.  14 
85     Aug.  17 

100     Oct.  31 
86  4  Nov.  10. 

824  June  16 
1104  Nov.  2O 
1067sDec.  23 
110     Deo.  11 
114     Dec.  14 
98     Mar.  18. 

36.000 

57,000 
80.000 

-•J.I.'H. 

2,000 

:,,-.. 
1,000 

80 

824 

84     Deo.    5 

74  4  Deo.    4 
109%  Dw.  22 
10%     Deo.    2 
110     Deo.  11 
114     Dec.  14 
98     Dec.  12 

854  Deo.    7 

754  Dec.  29 
1104  Dec.  16 
lOtPg  Dec.  28 
110     Bee.  11 
114     Dec.  14 
98     Deo.  12 

74k 

75      

10941H4 
1O441O6 

106%  107 

<lrn..l.t.g..5s.l940 

ukii(ulur>.,6s!l905 

Erir  T-i"*    A   T-  .-    .  ...    tr,.T    . 
s.  t    fti.                                    1926 

94*« 

96       99 

96    

99     101 
90       91 

OmCltwe.  Co!.  deb.'.  cold.  5*.  1922 
Or.  KIT  Coal  AC    Is1.c6s.1919 
•ask.  W.Rsor.  Int.  cold.  5s  1926 
sfondl  B  Co..  1st.  ..  f.,g-.  6s.  1931 
JSiSfcan  Ld.  Atop.,  g..  6s.  .1910 
minotsBt««JCo..dab.T5s..:  191«> 

1    1. 
V    'I 

J-J 

M-B 
M-R 

H 

A-O 

M    X 
M-N 
M-N 

46,606 

85       86 

894  

90     Dec.  14 

91  4  Deo.  10 

82     Aug.  31 

94"     Nov.  l'i 

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"tot"  '.'.'.'.'.'. 



ii'6    

110     Deo.    4 

110     Dec.    4 

1  10     Dec.     4 

110     Dee.    4 

IraBtoamboatCo.,  6*  .  .  .  19O1 
late.  OosuA  In«LCo.dob.g.6s.l92S 
UM.  Gas  U.8L  L..  1st,  jr.,6o.  1919 
Mad.  So.  Oard..  lskcoA.oo.1919 

^^KfcU,llm..g*D..g.,4s  1940 

9i6bo 

93       934 
lab     

924    95 

93       93% 

92  4  Deo.     4 

934  Deo.  28 

85     Aug.  28 

9e"j^2* 

46     

107%  May  27 

107%  May  27f 

ldstfron.Oar.Co..  1st,  c..  5s.  1942 
Mutual  Union  Tel.,  s.  I..  6s.  191  1 

Xat-Starrh  Mr«.<  ...  l.t,«..6s.l92O 
4m^f.j£f,er.l920 
W.Y.  A  Out.  Land.  1st,  c..6«  191i> 
Kortb  W-wfn  Telegraph.  7s.ll*>! 
P.O.  Gas-  L,  AC.7lsirn^g.,6s.  1904 
ad.  cuar  .  cold.  ««  1904 
onwC.cold,6s  1943 

M    > 
M-H 
M-N 

"8,606 

6.000 







lil'4"Dee'."lo 
98     Dec.  11 

li"l4bec"."l5 

894  Oct.  23 
107     Sept.  16 
»2     Jan.     7 
108     June    4 
924  May     5 

66""bct!"l2 
01     Jan.     2 
92  4  Aug.  11 

114      Apr.  11 
98%  PBC.  12; 
108     June   < 
924  M».v     & 

112     Jnn.     2 

rot 
m> 

95     . 

98     

984  Dec.  12 

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100      
96     

102     106 
99     100 

03     104 
100     

1034  Dec.    8 
100     Deo.     2 

oY     Deo.     4 
00     Dec.     2 

IO7     Nuv.  2& 
1024  Mar.  24 

PI.  Val.  f..al.  l'i.Kold,6s...!92OM-N 
FraetcrAii.t- 
Bo.Toba  Wat.  *io..eon.<.  .  6s.  If 
"p.  VaL  Wat.  Works,  fit.  6*  I9O6  M-H 
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7S4    80 
25     

824  "S's" 
88      

744    75 
25    ^  

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85       89 

694  Doc.  19 
25     Dec.  81 

83""De'o.""2 
88     Deo.    2 

79  4  Deo.    2 
2f>     Dec.  31 

85  '  '  bee'.'  '  "2 
89  '4  Dec.     8 

694  Dec.  19 
25     Dec.  31 

72     Sept.    V 
79%  Sept.  22 

KO     Nov.  27 
25     Dec.  31. 

!tH""Feb.~25 
95     Feb.  24 

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THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

l| 

Sola  in 
Dee. 
Par  taint 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1896. 

PRICKS  I2f  DECEMBER. 

KAXOE  FOR  TEAR   1896. 

Dee.  1. 

Dee.  91. 

Loteett. 

Hightit. 

Loteett. 

llighett. 

T.  C.  I.  A  R.  T.  Dlv.  (Con.)— 
De  Bar.C.A  I.Co.,  gu.,  g.,6s.  1910 
C.8.  Leatli.  Co.  a.f.,deb.,g.,6a.  1913 
Wait.  Union,  deb..  7s..l875-19OO 
Registered                   1875-19OO 

F-A 
M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 

9 

Bid.     Alk. 

fs 

..Bid.     Alk. 

Bid.     Alk. 

Sale  Prleet. 

Sale  Price*. 

Sale  Prieei. 

Bale  Price*. 

26,000 

///•a   ill 

ii'6    

llli«  111% 

Ill     Deo.     1 

111%  Deo.  30 

108     Aug.    8 
1U5     Aug.    5 
105     July  30 

113-3  Apr.  30 
110     Apr.  10 
107     Sept.  10 

Debenture  7s             1884*1900 

Registered.                1884-1900 

Oollat  trust,  currency,  58.1938 
W.  I*  E.  4  P.C1.CO.  1st,  g.,5s.!919 

15,000 
.  10.0OO 

io5% 

io?    ibs 

1061s  Dec.    8 
68     Dec.    8 

108     Dec.  23 
68>4  Deo.    5 

101     Aug.  S4 
66>s  Apr.  28 

108  IB  June  20 
71     Feb.  19 

65%  

67% 

t  Unawented.         t  Before  payment  ot  any  assessment. 


U  Trust  receipts  for  bonds. 


•  2d  iimtal.  paid. 


STOCKS.— PRICES  AND  SALES  FOR  DECEMBER  AND  FOR  THE  YEAR  1896. 

Price*  are  on  basis  of  100-share  lots.  Exceptions  of  stocks  which  sell  only  In  a  small  way  are  noted  by  the  mark  §.  Option  gales  are  disregarded. 


STOCKS. 

N.  Y.  STOCK  EXCHANGE 

SALES  TO  JA\.  1. 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1896. 

PRICES  IN  DMOEMBER. 

RANQE  FOR  TEAR   1896. 

In  Dee. 

In  1896. 

Dec.l. 

Dee.  31. 

Lowest. 

Higheit. 

Lowest. 

Highfii. 

Par 
Albany  &  8u8q.uehanna.100 
Ann  Arbor  100 
Pref        100 

Shares. 

Share*. 
358 
2,165 
14,794 
910.407 
510,139 
13,010 
277,291 
100 
131 
25 
48,931 

Bid.      Atk. 
170     180 

Bid.     A>k. 
175      ,  

Bid.      Alk. 
170     

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prieei. 

Sale  Prieei. 
{170  July    6 
6%  Aug.  10 
17%  Aug.  11 
*    8=4  Aug.    7 
14%  Aug.    7 
%  June  10 
10%  Sept.    2 
7     Feb.    7 
§100  Oct.     8 
3%  Dec.  30 
18     Aug.  10 

Sale  Prieei. 
183%  May     6 
11=4  Feb.  28 
29?9  Feb.  20 
*  18     Nov.    4 
28%  Feb.  24 
1     Nov.  20 
44     Jan.  27 
7     Feb.    7 
§102   May  11 
3%  Dec.  30 
25%  Apr.  23 

""819 
36.736 
61,877 
1,410 
14,464 

8>4    101s 
21        23 
*  14       14% 
22°g    22'e 
is        78 
15       17 
5       10 
102     105 
7          8is 
20       2114 

8%    10'._ 
22       21 
•ISTjj    14 
22%    23 
14         13 
15is    17 
3          6 
102     105 
4          7 
18%    19% 

241s    28 
"14%    15 
22  IB    23 
13        % 
39       40 
4         7 
104     106 
15       18 

23     Dec.    4 
*12>4Dec.  18 
20»8Deo.  18 
SB  Dec.  21 
12%  Dec.    4 

24     Deo.  10 
*  1478  Deo.    4 
23%  Deo.     4 

AtohUon  Top.  &  8.  F6..100 
Preferred  100 

Atlantl  o  A  Pacific.  .  IOC 

%  Dec.     2 
16%  Deo.     1 

Baltimore  &  Ohio          100 

B  A  O.  8.  W.  Ry.  pref..lOO 
Bos.  4  N.  Y.  A.  L.,  pref.  100 
Brooklyn  Elevated.  —  10* 
Brookl'nRapldTr'nslt.  5< 

25 
1,624 

3%  Dec.  30 
19  =4  Dec.  24 

3%  Deo.  30 
21     Dec.    4 

8       10 
52       55 
19 

Pref        50 

Buff.  Rooh.  &  Pitts  100 
Pref                     100 

500 
170 
50 
955 
10,753 

5,744 
4,167 
150 
11,720 
85,299 
100 
243,361 
2,593 
256,600 
2,138 
14 
3,709,758 
4,196 
2,031 
17,260 
6,408,365 
•16,944 
518,185 
7.557 
1,584,811 
122.5S4 
7,661 
174,698 
7,174 
17,255 
148 
101,205 
3,012 
107,288 
54,301 
5,295 
119,148 
7,660 
291 
3,778 
1,900 
89,628 
28,018 
8,740 
9,106 
1,763 
6,355 
3,308 
6,908 

20       22 
56*3    65 
68      

15       21 
61 

20%  Dec.     3 
58     Dec.  11 
§70%  Deo.    7 
54     Deo.  19 
45%  Dec.  22 

21     Deo.     4 
58     Deo.  11 
§70%  Deo.    7 
56=4  Deo.     1 

10     Jan.  15 
51     May     6 
70     Mar.  19 
52     Jan.     4 
40%  Aug.    7 
9     Jan.  20 
87%  Aug.  10 
13%  Aug.  22 
11     Aug.    8 
§146   Aug.  11 
§165   Apr.  10 
53     Aug.    7 
37%  Aug.  10 
90     Aug.  11 
4     Oct.      6 
59^8  Aug.  10 
117%  Aug.    7 
85%  Aug.  10 
140%  Aug.  28 
49=4  Aug.    7 
30%  Aug.    8 
117     Jan.     7 
19%  Aug.    8 
73     Aug.    7 
36     Aug.    8 
155     Jan.  21 
12%  Aug.  10 
48     Deo.  18 
114%  Aug.  10 
138     Aug.  10 
10     Aug.  25 
37     Aug.    7 
5     Aug.  29 
§51      Apr.  30 
3%  July  17 
10=4  Apr.  15 
10>4Aug.    7 
27     July  29 
13     Aug.    6 
24     Aug.  15 
§30     Aug.  13 
11%  Oct.  24 
30     Nov.  23 
108i4  Mar.  13 

25     May  10 
62%  May  18 
§70%  Dec.    7 
62%  May  27 
51%  Feb.  10 
9     Jan.  20 
110     Nov.    4 
16%  Nov.  27 
18%  Nov.  10 
§164   Nov.    9 
§165   Apr.  10 
83%  Nov.  10 
43     Jan.  18 
100%  Mar.    5 
10»8  June  17 
80     Nov.    4 
131     Dec.     4 
106%  Apr.  23 
152     Dec.  31 
747s  Feb.  24 
49%  Dec.     4 
133     Deo.  14 
39%  Feb.  10 
90%  Feb.  20 
54%  May     1 
162     May  26 
20%  Nov.  10 
60     July  22 
1295s  Feb.  11 
166     June   5 
14     Feb.    4 
51     Feb.  24 
9%  June    6 
§60     June    3 
6     Jan.  29 
14=4  Feb.    3 
17%  Nov.    9 
41%  Mar.  17 
25     Mar.  16 
34%  Feb.  24 
50     Feb.  24 
16     Feb.  25 
43     Feb.  17 
122     Nov.  24 

52 

Burl.  C.  R.  &  Nor  10( 

Canadian  Paolno  ......100 

50>s    52 
48is    49is 
10 

56       56is 
48       49 

55       8613 
44       46 

Cedar  Falls  &  Minn....  100 
Central  of  New  Jersey.  100 
Central  Paolno  100 
Chesapeake  &  Ohio  100 
Chicago  &  Alton  100 

13,990 
136 

24,004 
123 

IOC's  101 
1413    15is 
151$    15is 
153     160 

101isl02is 
15        16 
16is    16is 
160     
162 

99     100>3 
15       16 
16       16i4 
160     
172     

98%  Dec.  29 
15     Dec.     1 
15     Deo.  18 
§161   Dec.    3 

105H  Dec.     3 
15     Dec.     1 
17=4  Deo.    7 
§164   Deo.  31 

Pref        100 

Ohio.  Burl.  4  Oulncy...lOi 
Chicago  *  Eastern  III.  .  1CK 
Pref.  100 
Chicago  Great  Western.  .  . 
Ohio.  Mil.  4  St.  Paul...  100 
Pref  100 

409,015 

"i",925 
372,914 
3,490 
20,625 
637 
100,981 
27,365 
393 
13,832 
656 

"8,215 
•220 
16,978 
2,033 
250 
1,219 

77%    77i4 
43*t     45 
of      100 

7758    77  T8 
41       50 
95     101 
5          578 
73%    737g 
129=4  130 
104     104>s 

693a    69is 
40       50 
95     101 

4%      5% 
73       73% 
130%  132 
101%  10214 
15m  152% 
65=4    65% 
47       48 
130     136 
25%    27 

68%  Dec.  18 

79%  Deo.    4 

4%  Deo.  19 
70     Deo.  18 
130     Deo.  14 
100=4  Dec.  18 
152     Dec.  31 
64     Dec.  18 
44%  Dec.     1 
129     Dec.     1 
25     Dec.  18 
74     Dec.  31 

5%  Dec.     2 
7558060.    2 
131      Deo.     4 
106%  Deo.    4 
152     Deo.  31 
70=4  Dec.    4 
49%  Dec.     4 
133     Dec.  14 
30%  Deo.     8 
84     Dec.    4 

68°g    68% 
126     128 
99%  1  no  i. 
145     148 
67=4    67% 
35       36 
118    121 
36is    37% 
85       95 

Chicago  *  North  West.  100 
Pref      100 

Ohio.  R.  I.  &  Pacific.  ...100 
Ohio.  St.  P.  M.  AO  100 
Pref      100 

6818    68is 
45       45Hl 
127     130 

28%    29M 

Oler.  Oin.  Chic.  &  St.  L.100 
Pref          100 

Clev.  Lor.  A  Wheel,  pref  .  . 
Cleve.  &  Pitts.  ,  guar  50 
Ool.  Hook.  Val.  &  ToL..100 
Pref                  1OO 

160     

15       17 
58 

160      , 

160     . 

17%    181s 
50       56 
125     12613 
157     15913 
His    12is 
41%    42  '« 
8^3      913 

16%    17% 
50       57 
11514115% 
166%  158% 

16%  Deo.  18 
48     Deo.  18 
11514  Dec.  31 
155     Deo.  18 
12%  Dec.    4 
42     Deo.     1 

19%  Deo.  10 
52%  Deo.  21 
128=4  Dec.     4 
16014  Dec.    4 
12%  Dec.     2 
44     Deo.    4 

Delaware  &  Hudson  —  100 
Del.  Lack.  4  Western..  50 
Denver  &  Rio  Grande..  100 
Pref          100 

12413  12513 
160     162 
12       13 
4313    44% 
6%      7 
45       53 
413      5is 
9       12 

41%    43=4 
8          9 

Des  Moiiies  4  Ft.  D....100 
Pref                               100 

Duluth  8.  S.  4  Atl  100 
Pref  100 

4is      513 
913    11 
15        1513 
34i«    35 
20       22 
29       32 
43       60 

3%      5 
10 

Erie        10( 

2,722 
1,205 
304 
210 

438 

14%    15 

14     Dec.  18 
333s  Dec.  18 
20     Dec.  14 
28     Dec.  19 
37     Dec.  30 

15=8  Dec.     1 
36     Deo.     1 
2014  Dec.     1 
29     Dec.  14 
43     Deo.  15 

1st  pref  100 

2dpref  10( 

Evansville4  TerreH..  50 
Pref               .      ..         60 

27       28 
45i4    55 
9        " 

32           38 

110     115 

27       31 
35       45 

Flint  4  P.  M  10O 
,Pref  100 

Great  Northern,  pref  ...100 
Gr.  Bay  Win.  4  St.  P.— 
Trust  receipts  100 

375 

121     125 

118     123 

122     Dec.    2 

122     Deo.     2 

Houston  4  Texas  Cent.  100 

lis      2is 
91       9313 

Illinois  Central  IOC 

Leased  line,  4p  0....10C 

840 

21,917 
56 

100 
26,333 
27,435 
810 
661 
576 

92%    95 

92       93 

92     Dec.  18 

93%  Dec.    9 

84%  Aug.  11 
§85     Jan.  16 
25     Jan.     3 
5%  Aug.  13 
19     Aug.    7 
6%  May  27 
2     Jan.  10 
§12     July  16 

98     Jan.  31 
92%  May    8 
25     Jan.     3 
10=4  Feb.    7 
38     Apr.  23 
8     Jan.     2 
3=4  Mar.    6 
18     Feb.  27 

Iowa  Central  100 
Pref  100 

859 

763 

""iiB 

7%      8is 
27       30 
7         913 
2         4 
171s  
fio 
20 
67       69 
141     142 
83       86 
45ie    4514 
7i3      813 
18       20 
13 

75a      8% 
27i3    29 
5is      8 
3          4 
13       15 

714      7% 
25       26% 
4          6 
2          3 
13       15 

7=4  Deo.  21 
25     Dec.  31 

8%  Dec.    2 
29     Deo.     2 

Kanawha4Mlch  100 
Keokuk  &  Des  Molnes  .  .  100 
Pref  IOC 
Kingston  4  Pembroke..  50 

3     Dec.  18 

3     Dec.  18 

Lake  Erie  4  Western.  .  .  100 
Pref  ...100 

1,010 
1,602 
6,822 
2,593 
113,102 
2,013 
1,635 

39,496 

45,047 
93,113 
18,285 
2,439,190 
1^,759 
63,229 

18       20 
70       71 
150     152is 
56 

49       49% 
=4         ;<8 
1%      lis 

16%    18% 
67%    69% 
149      152 
40       40 
47%    48% 
......       ^ 

165s  Dec.  23 
69     Dec.  23 
152     Deo.     2 
40%  Dec.  31 
45%  Dec.  18 
14  Dec.  12 
138  Dec.  10 

18%  Dec.  11 
72     Dec.     5 
156     Deo.    8 
54     Deo.     9 
51     Dec.    4 
%  Deo.  17 
1%  Deo.     7 

12%  Aug.  10 
55%  Aug.    8 
134%  Jan.     7 
40%  Dec.  31 
37%  Aug.  26 
=4  Nov.  30 
1     Nov.  25 

22%  Feb.    5 
75     F«b.    7 
156     Deo.     8 
84     Jan.     7 
555s  Feb.  24 
10     Feb.  24 
24%  Feb.  13 

Lake  Shore                     100 

Long  Island  50 

Louisville  4  Nashville.  100 
Lou.  New  Alb.  4  Ohio..  100 
Pref  100 

JXmlsv.  St.  L.  4  Tex.  ...  100 

Manhattan  oousol  100 
Metropolitan  Traction.  100 
Mexican  Central  100 
Mex.  Nat'l  trust  oerts..lOO 
Michigan  Central  100 

219,514 
6,128 

"i',264 
495 
430 
66 
700 
6,170 
23,735 
33,914 
1,215 
299 

1,642,747 
90,774 
3,680 
12,936 
15,260 
14,933 
10.036 
26,355 
51,963 
348,757 
856,210 
15,611 
3,971 
34 
2,021 
110.510 
13,409 
3,238 
28,053 
234 
1,018 
5.553 

101     102is 
100     lOOis 
9       11 

%        1*4 

95       961s 
17       19 
76       80 
45       47 
10%    11% 
251s    25% 
2513    2578 
22       2214 

9414    94% 
10813  10913 
7%      9 
1        1% 

88%    89 
107%  108% 
7          9 
1          1% 

85%  Dec.  21 
107     Dec.  19 

97%  Dec.    4 
111     Dec.     3 

73=4  Aug.  13 
79=4  Aug.  10 
6%  Aug.    7 
%  May  28 
89     Aug.  28 
12     Aug.  21 
54     Aug.    8 
80     Aug.  10 
9=4  Aug.    6 
16     July  20 
15     Aug.    7 
14     Aug.  10 
150     Aug.    7 
§70     Oct.     2 
35     July  21 
88     Aug.    6 
9     Aug.  11 
67%  July  28 
20     Aug.  10 
285     Feb.  18 
§104%Aug.  10 
160   July  23  1 

113%  Feb.  11 
114     Nov.  18 
12     Feb.  13 
2%  Feb.  10 
97'a  Feb.  11 
21%  Feb.  24 
83     Feb.  21 
53%  Apr.  22 
14%  Nov.  10 
31%  Feb.  28 
29%  Apr.  24 
25     Jan.  11 
5166%Feb.    5 
570     Oct.     2 
51=4  Jan.  28 
99%  Feb.  10 
15     Jan.  22 
80     Jan.  22 
355s  Apr.  IS 
300     Feb.    4 
120     Jan.     1 
186     Feb.  10 

1     Dec.  24 
90%  Deo.  29 
18     Dec.  18 
§75%  Dec.     8 
47%  Dec.  22 
126s  Dec.  21 
24     Dec.  18 
18     Deo.  18 
20%  Deo.  3  6 
§161%Deo.  17 

1=4  Dec.  10 
92%  Dec.     3 
1  9%  Deo.    4 
§78     Dec.  12 
49     Deo.    4 
13*8  Deo.     1 
29  'a  Deo.    4 
22  78  Dec.     3 
23     Deo.    8 
§164  Dec.  28 

Minneap.  4  St.  Louis...  100 
1st  preferred  100 

19       20 

76       78 
47       49 
13i4    13% 
28       28% 
21>4    21% 
22       23 
162     167 

17       19 
74%    78 
45       48 
13        13% 
285s    285s 
20       20=4 
18       22 
163%  

2d  preferred  .  .          IOC 

Mo.  Kansas  &  Texas  100 
Pref  1OO 

Missouri  Pacific             100 

Mob.  4  Ohio,  assented  
Morris  4  Essex  50 

Nashv.  Chatt.  4  St.  L..100 

65       85 
45       48 
96i3    97i3 
His    12H! 
60       75 
20       26 

H.  Y.  Cent.  4  Hud.  Riv.ibo 
M.  Y.  Ohio.  4  St.  Louis.  100 
1st  pref  100 

9,799 
1,500 
100 
300 

"To 

525 

4514 
94       94>s 
12       12% 
70       80 
27       30% 
287     300 
116      
179     182 

45      

92       94 
11%    12 
65       75 
26       28 

!»-  '  i  Deo.  23 
11%  Dec.  18 
571     Dec.  30 
28     Deo.    2 

95%  Deo.    4 
12%  Deo.    3 
571     Deo.  30 
29     Deo.    o 

2d  pr«f  .  .  .                     100 

N.  Y.  4  Harlem  ..        ..50 
W.  Y.  Lack.  4  Western.  100 
.  Y.  N.  Haven  4  Hurt.lOO 

78     182 

118 
177     178 

5115%Dec.  17 
176%  Dec.  19 

}117   Dec.    8 
>181  Deo.     2 

JAJTL-ABT.  1897.J         NEW    YORK  STOCK   EXCHANGE   MONTHLY    RECORD. 


STOCKS. 

N.  Y.  STOCK  EXCHANGE 

SALES  TO  JAJT.  1. 

Price  about 
January  2,. 
1896. 

I'KICES  ZIT  DECEXBEH. 

RAtfOX  FOK  TKAR  1890. 

In  Dtt.  \SineeJanl 

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Dee.  31. 

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Highest, 

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H.  T.  Ontario  A  We*t..lOO 
M.  Y.  Pa.AOhlo  50 

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14,419 

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174,614 

Bid.      Atk. 
13^8    13»g 

Bid.      A  Ik. 
154    I5»j 

Bid.     Atk. 
144    15 

Sale  Price*. 
13*8  Deo.  19 

Sale  Price*. 
16     Deo.    3 

Sale  Price*. 
114  Aug.  10 

Sale  Priett. 
16«8  Nov.  10 

H.  Y.  So*.  AWe«t.,new.lOO 
Pref                1OO 

1.92k 
7,705 

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810 
4.521 
23.9-.i7 

49,784 
170,183 
200 
20.355 

•2-.:i\* 
4..VJ1 
23,927 

8"*i      9 
24>«    24% 

J*          S3 

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8-1      4 

11H    12»g 
5       15 
3         6 
;   IS       25 

94    10 
257g    264 
654    70 
•105s    114 
•16       17 

9       10 
24       25 

94  Dec.     1 
23     Dec.  23 

10     Dec.  "l4 
27     Deo.    3 

6     Aug.  11 
12     Aug.    8 
5  63  4  Sept.  30 
4  Apr.  29 
44  May    8 
124  Dec.  19 
304  Dec.  19 

il*8  Jan.  31 
314  Feb.     8 
70     May  26 
•  1234  Nov.  17 
*  19%  Nov.  10 
143s  Dec.  30 
32%  Dec.  30 

Norfolk  A  Southern  —  loo 
Norfolk  *  Western  10O 
Pref                                 1OO 

•11       114 
•164    174 
134    144 
324    524 
5 

•114  Deo.  10 
•15%  Deo.  18 
124  Deo.  19 
304  Deo.  19 

•iliabeo.  10 
•  17*8  Deo.     2 
14^8  Deo.  30 
32%  Deo.  30 

N.  P»e.  Ry  .  rot  tr.  certt.  10O 
Pref  .  Tot  tr.  ceru  10O 
Ohio  Southern  1OO 

6 

Oregon  Iuipr.tr.  reel*  1OO 
KBB.AN.Oo.TO.tr.eta.100 

Pref.  Tot.tr.  eerU....  100 
Ore.Sti.L.Af.X.tr.rec't.lOO 
Peorla  Deo.  A  Evaiuv.lOO 
Peort*  A  Eaitern  1OO 

35O 
15 

1,332 
204 

5,735 
15 
1,332 
15.933 
7.316 
4.726 
2.638:385 
30,242 
•.'.-.".'.i 
437 

4      2 
12       24 
37       41 
•15       17 
2         8 
8       10 
28*    U84 
144    15 
49       55 
160     

%Deo.    4 
514     Dec.  24 
35     Deo.  30 
•14     Deo.  15 

1     Deo.     4 
§14     Deo.  24 
404  Deo.     2 
•14>8Deo.  18 

4  June   8 
514     Deo.  24 
33     Dec.  30 
34  Apr.  14 
14  June  23 
3     Jan.  20 
23e  Jan.     7 
11      Aug.    7 
40%  Aug.  12 
150     Aug.  13 

44  Jan.    4 
§14     Dec.  24 
404  Dec.     2 
•184  Nov.  10 
3*8  Feb.  10 
74  Nov.  13 
•31%  Nov.  10 
184  Feb.     7 
59     Feb.  27 
§166   Dec.  10 

14       24 
35       38 

5-1      8 
24      3 
5       10 
4*8       4T, 
144    154 
54>4    56 
100     

2          3 
4         8 
•26ie    26*8 
12        14 
45       53 
160     

Pali*.  A  Beading  5O 
Pitta.  Clnn.  Ch.4  St.  L.10O 

Pref                                10O 

J-M.:.-j:i 
3.615 
10 
6 

•231*  Dec.  18 
1*     Deo.  28 
§  534  Deo.  16 
§166  Deo.  10 

*  29*8  Deo.    2 
15     Deo.     2 
55314000.  16 
?  166  Deo.  10 

PlfU.  Kt.W.ACh..guar  100 
Special  10O 

KttaVA  Western,  pref::  50 
Benuel.  A  Saratoga....  loo 
•to  Onuide  WMUTB  .  .  .  100 
Pref      10O 

410 

B 

750 
•j.-',.; 
3,442 
1.918 
2,323 
3,936 
516 
1371 

S378 

8^62 
1.106 
8.752 
05.688 
327.251 

•MM 

17     Jan.  15 
§174   Sept.  28 
16     Feb.     8 
39     Jan.  27 
§108   Sept.  15 
4  Apr.  29 
53     Aug.  14 
4     Deo.  16 
344  Deo.  30 
12     Deo.  22 
2*8  Aug.  10 
64  Aug.    7 
15     Sept.  16 
75     Oct.  14 
105     Aug.  11 
14     Nov.    6 
6  4  Aug.    7 
154  Aug.    8 

203s  Jan.  31 
§183    Dec.     8 
184  Feb.  10 
464  Feb.  10 
118     Jan.     3 
4  Feb.  15 
604  Jan.     3 
5°g  DPC.     4 
37     Deo.     7 
144  Deo.     4 
5%  Feb.     7 
13     Feb.  26 
274  Feb.  24 
91     Feb.  10 
115     Jan.  11 
224  Jan.  14 
11%  Nov.  10 
33  4  Feb.  25 

425 

178     182 
14        's, 
117        *- 

182     186 

181 

180     Dec.  30 

5:i83  Dec.     8 

BJimi  W»t.  A  Ogdeub.  1OO 
Kjoa.  A  OrandlalaiMi.  100 
St.  Louli  Alton  A  T.  H.100 
8t.L.A8F.rot.tr.c«rt*.100 
lit  pref.  vol.  tr.  oerti.  1OO 
2d  pref.  vot.  tr.  recta.  1OO 
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Pref                               1OO 

450 
218 

1184  ... 

117     118 

117     Deo.  12 
4  Deo.  10 

118     De«.  29 
%  Dec.     7 

OO"    03- 

*8      1 
58       02 

3,936 

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K3 

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5.; 
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7..17.. 

28.434 
101.730 

44  

4     Dec.  16 
34  4  Deo.  30 
12     Deo.  22 
34  Deo.  18 
9     Dec.  18 
18%  Deo.  19 
75     Dec.     8 
113     Dec.  18 
144  Deo..  24 
8%  Dec.  18 
23  4  Dec.  18 

5«s  Deo.     4 
37     Dec.    7 
14%  Deo.    4 
4%  Deo.     3 
10*8  Deo.    4 
194  Deo.  19 
75     Deo.     8 
113     Deo.  IS 
174  Dec.    5 
10*8  Deo.    4 
81  %  Deo.    4 

344    35 
124    13 
34      44 
8%    10 
19 

ift     ^ 

25       28 
85       90 
110     118 
20>4    21 
8%      9 
274    28 

44      5 
10       104 
20       21 
80       87 
111     115 
15       10 
9'.    10 
27%    384 
10     . 

St.  Paul  A  Duluth  10O 

Pref               1OO 

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St.  Paul  Minn.  AMan..lOO 
Southern  Poolnc  CO....10O 
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TBXM  Central... 

112     116 
144    15 
94      9=g 
26       264 
10     . 

Pref  

35     . 

33      .... 

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8414 

133.104 

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8         S>4 

9&j    10 
160     162 
20       35 
80       78 

84      94 

8     Deo.  18 

104  Deo.    4 

5     Aug.    7 
§160   Nov.    2 
32     June    8 
§55     Aug.  12 
8     Feb.  26 

12     Nov.  10 
§181   Feb.  29 
35     May     6 
75     Apr.     6 
5  4  Apr.  ID 

Third  Avenue  (N.  Y.)  

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65       75 
5          8 
18       17 

20       33 
30       78 

TM.  St"L  A  Kan.  City  10O 
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3  4  Jan.     7 
14  Aug.  29 
§151    Oo..     5 
44  Aug.    7 
11     Aug.    7 
§4*8  Apr.  30 
34  Aug.  27 
20=8  Aug.    8 
1^8  Aug.  21 

4135    Aug.  23 
•30     Sept.  18 

§232    Sept.  23 
12  4  Nov.    4 
54  Feb.  13 
§151   Oct.     5 
8     Nov.    9 
19%  Feb.  24 
§4*8  Apr.  3O 
13  -4  Feb.  14 
40%  Feb.  13 
4%  Feb.  24 

154     Nov.    9 
•35     Mar.    7 

f-SS 

4          4t« 
3*      3% 

9         94 
34      2% 

8%      94 

34    a 

8     Deo.  18 
24  Deo.    2 

114  Deo.    5 
2*8  Deo.  15 

4.110 

1....,..., 

•4*m 

903 

too 

M 

0«i      7 
10H    10<h 

6*«      74 
18t    164 

6         04 
154    15% 

5*«be'o.  18 
13*8  Deo.  18 

7«BDeo.    2 
17     Deo.    4 

Pref              10O 

We§fn  N  V   A  Penn.tr.rec. 
Wheeling  A  Lake  Brie.  .  loo 
Pref/i:  10O 

104    Yi»8 
35       884 
8         4 

140     148 
•35      -40 
88       43 
100     128 
174    184 
644    60 
40 

7*i      84 
804    84 
9         84 

148     152 
•23      -34 

0         04 
27       304 
3         24 

150     188 
•38      -35 
40       48 
111      125 
10       13 
534    844 

6     Deo.  31 
274  Deo.  16 
2     Dee,    2 

(148   Deo.  17 

8^  Deo.    S 
304  Deo.     7 
24  Deo.  18 

§150   Dec.  21 

^^^K.Co..(rot.tr.ct«>]OO 

1  IlirelUiieoiu  Stocks. 

I  A4anu  Rrrrrtn              l'H> 

\ 

I  AJBorlcan  Rank  Note 

I  AjBerlcaa  Coal                  '.M 

i.->7 
-1.  •-••' 
77.:  40 

urn 

MMM 

78.996 

1".  .:J'..-.H. 

••'.-'  ~: 
4.401.101 
24.306 

•.•T...?-,» 

100     128 
144    13 
54       80 

105     Jan.     9 
8     July  20 
37     Aug.  10 
§30     Apr.  ir> 
§105   Aug.    6 
44  Aug.  27 
134  Oct.  20 
95     Aug.  10 
924  Aug.    8 
78     Aug.  20 
51     Aug.  10 
95     Aug.    4 
7     Oct.   16 

118     July  29 
19     Jan.  27 
69     Feb.  11 
39     Sept.  29 
116     May  25 
14*8  Nov.  19 
33  4  Nov.  25 
126«8Apr.  21 
1054  June  12 
§97     May     2 
95     Apr.     2 
105     Nov.    9 
33     May     S 

.n  Cotton  Oil      UNI 
Pref                  ..        ..1OO 

i.i.-.i 
:t.---. 

—  308 
77.780 
14.077 

NDH 
MM 

409 

T.i..,i) 

MS 

j  :.••-< 

9     Dee.  IS 
50     Deo.  IS 

is     Deo.    5 
844  Deo.    4 

,  Haarlnan  DUt.Tete«..10O 
i>»enr«n  Kipraee  100 

AH,  finrlt  Vfit  . 

112     115 

112     114 
l-"«    13 
304    30% 
110     1164 
1024104 
004    91% 
78       70 
100%  1014 
114    114 
•70 

109     111 

11%     11T8 

334    274 
111      111'- 
10O41014 
88       90 
784    79 
1O1      1O4 
10%    114 

•so    . 

5109   Deo.    4 
10     Deo.  18 
22     Deo.  IS 
108     Deo.  18 
1004  Deo.  15 
',-H     !•..,..  •_•:! 
73'«  DM.  i:. 
101     Deo.     1 
1O4  Deo.    4 

§1134Deo.    1 
144  Deo.    3 
31%  Deo.    2 
117»tDeo.     2 
104     Deo.    2 
§91     Deo.    7 
-.i'.j  Deo.  :m 
103     Dee.  81 
124  Deo.    2 


,-ar  Renn.lOO 
...1OO 

102%  103 
96       974 
90       98 
784    79 
100     1O5 
.     .    38    . 

Amer.  Telef.  A  Cable..  10O 
American  Tobacco  *>O 

Prrf                 10O 

Bar  "'•>••                         .50 

•9S     1-10 
•22      -20 

Hreeee  Mining 

•2.000 

w 

l.,',H, 

•28 

•W      -20 
82       89 

•17*  -SO* 

•1H     July  31 
75  4  Aug.  10 
4  Feb.    5 
•06     Mar.  14 

•25     Jan.     7 
96     Nov.  14 
14  Nov.    9 
•25     Sept.  29 

Brooklyn  UnTen  GM    .  lOO 
Hruaiv,     .                 i,  „! 

Hnuuwlrk  Mining 

1.587 

92       98 
1          1* 
•18      -20 

88     Deo.  31 

92%  Deo.    4 

%      14 

OeBt  A  So  Am  Tetog    1OO 

Chicago  ii*..tr   r-.  t.     ••-• 
<  -hJune.  R>  .  AU.81.  Yd*.  10O 
Catjullta  Mlalu  5O 
Colorado  Coal  A  I.  Der.  1OO 
CMwada  Pael  A  Iron..  .  100 
Pref                              loo 

170.8.4 

"300 

6,140 

1.70J.OO| 

».;."• 

18467 

::,_,, 

'-;:; 
•a 

•AM 

LM 

JMJ  .71  . 
1.480 

:..  I.HI 

«s 

"7,488 

08*1    00 

724    72% 

72%    734 

7O     Deo.  18 
5105   Deo.  11 

774  Deo.    4 
§103   Deo.  11 

44°8Aug.    8 
934  Sept.  29 
•13     Apr.     7 
4  July  18 
14=8  Aug.    7 
§80     Nov.  27 
38  July    9 
§494  AUK.  26 
Ifl24  Apr.  14 
•O5     Apr.  20 
§1-50  Apr.  27 
133     Aug.  10 
30     Mar.    2 
21  4  Aug.  31 
89     Jan.     2 
§96     Sept.  24 

§57"juiy"l7 

78%  Nov.    7 
§105   Deo.  11 
•23     Jan.     8 
44  Jan.  16 
344  Feb.  24 
98     Feb.  28 
•0     Deo.  13 
§494  Aug.  26 
169     Deo.     4 
•10     May  14 
53-25  May  14 
168      Nov.  24 
324  May  26 
334  June  17 
1014  Dec.     8 
§1004Nov.l8 

67  "bee.  "9 

•19      -24 
3         3«. 
28     . 

•10 

•OS      '. 

1         14 
24       284 

4      1 
22       244 

1     Deo.    3 
22     Deo   18 

1     Deo.    8 
25%  Deo.    2 

89 

:ol.  A  1                      .  Ir  loo 
!':•*••                                      1  OO 

2.470 

3          8 

f    8        84 

•    4         4% 

•3%  Deo.  29 

•0     Deb.  12 

able            ItX) 

100 

130 

ISO     . 

ISO     172 
•01      -O6 
l-OO    

109     Dec.    4 

169     Dec.    4; 

'<»m»:i>  k  r«i'  r  • 

•08      -08 
3*35 

•04      -00 
1-58  2-00 
187     158 
34       39 

•^•^•W  OM  A  Va  Win 

>»»»Ud»t~l  <)a*.  N.  f  .  ibo 
>««Mam»».  Qo«l  100 
Detroit  f*»»                    IINI 

39,313 

148     149 
29       83 

140     141 
33       40 

136%  Deo.  28 

1644  Deo.    3 

Jdleon  KI-.    : 
H-  kirn   .100 
Interprtue  Mlninn  

SSiS&sL™'1 

1,407 
"i',833 

89       90 

cy      06 

•15      -45 

994101 

10041024 

1004  Deo.  18 

1014  Deo.    8 

•10     . 
03       654 
•10      -32 
304    31 

•10     . 
644  

644'becV  :22 

67"  "bee."  9 

•IS      -33 
28       264 

•13      -30 
32       32V 

"neral  Eleetrlel  loo 
loM  A  Btoek  Telegrmph  1  oo 
UflinCo  100 

74,038 

1,059,054 
110 

39     Deo.  18 

33*8  Deo.    9 

20    July  16 
,  in:'  June  26 

394  Mar.  13 
115     June  29 

i  «•§**  100 

8,015 

-  I 

UJM 

100 

4.000 

2--..  m 

10.008 
1.10O 
700 
100 

1.7H 
100 

"5 

3-10    2-3O 
38 

1-50  1-08 
84      

.  1-55 
33       39 
374    40 

1-60    Sept.    4 
29     Jan.  14 
33     Aug.  29 
35     Feb.     7 
34  Feb.  19 
•10     July  22 
17     July  20 
68     Deo.     It 
•12     Jan.  25 
•14     F«b.     4 
104  May     1 
6     Jan.  14 
52     Deo.    7 

i  is"  "NOV.  "27 

658     Nov.  24 

2-23    Jan.  23 
844  Sept.  21 
75     Apr.  15 
36     Feb.    7 
3%  Feb.  28 
•25     Feb.  17 
30     Apr.  27 
864  Apr.     4 
•12     Jan.  25 
•16      K.-II.     4 
104  May     1 
12     Apr.  20 
52     Dec.    7 

§15  "Nov."  "a 
60     Feb.  13 

...100 
ntertor  i-.,n<l.  A  Intnl.  1OO 

2,483 

00       68 

474    47% 

394  Deo.  30 

48*4  Deo.     i 

.lapioa  A  Pembr  Mlnln* 
•  ileaiUa*.  St.  Louie.,  log 

':'•'• 

24,302 
1.13* 

•IS      -28 
19       20 
78       82 
•08      -14 
-14 

•18      -28 
34       25 
08       75 
•OS     
•10     

•23      -27 
24       244 
75       80 
•08     
•08     

214  Deo      3 
68     Deo.     9 

254  Deo.    7' 
75     Dec.  22 

t  Croene... 

"wlnn.-  JClntag-.-     •  10 

k  WlltMO.OMl.50 
lMaat*aaB*aehU0...100 
wylMd  Coal.  pref....  100 
!«»»»»»Tale*raph.....lOO 
-Ota.  Oar.  

f'r»f>fTf>l                             iVwi 



""i'»o 

4         0 
40       00 

5        10 
40       60 

S       10 

40       55 

83     Deo.    7 

82     Deo.    7 
I 

TUB     QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


STOCKS. 

N.  Y.  STOCK  EXCHANQE 

SALES  TO  JA^.  1. 

Priee  akmit 
January  2 
1896. 

PRICES  jy,  DECEMBER. 

RANGE  F0'{   YEAR  1896' 

lit   l>n: 

In   1S9H. 

Dee.  1. 

Dee.  31. 

LoweiL             Highest. 

Lmnett. 

Highest. 

Par. 

Share*. 
7OO 
1,906 
7.363 
2,090 
10 

"Too 

200 

Sharei. 
38,819 

19,312 
130,586 
3»,'J80 
1,592 
2,259 
941 
2,100 
60 
180,139 
3,879 
332,271 
•Jti 

Bid.      Ask 

.    64 

Itiil.      Atk 
r.o       63 
15        16 
24       25 
871«    88ij 
6          7 
:.•-"•_•    65 
17HI    25 
6          «'-. 
119      122 
5          514 
9        11 
25ifl    26 
300     

Bid.      A*k. 
52       55>3 
121s     1413 
22  >3    23  "a 

86k    88  "a 

4  'a      5 

r>5      65 

20       25 
6          8 
124     

Sale   Pi-ires.     Sale   Price*. 
55     Dec.  181  59     Dee.  1ft 
11>8  Dec.  17    15M  Dec.    7 
22     Dec.  19    255s  Dec.     5 
86     Dec.  181  8  •     Dec.  14 
§   4><  Dec.  15  5    4Vj  Dec.  15 

Sale  Prices. 
40     AUK.  31 
1  lie  Dec.  17 
16     Aug.  10 
75     Aug.  27 
§    4'4  Dee.  IS 
•in     Jan.  29 
15i8  Oct.  21 
5     Aug.  31 
125%  Feb.  14 
3is  Aug.    7 
8     Jan.     (> 
15>4Aug.    7 
5320   Apr.    8 

Sale  Price*. 
72     Feb.  20- 
21ij  June  23 
28^8  Apr.  21 
92%  Nov.  19 
7%  Nov.  13 
60     Nov.  14 
245s  Nov.  16 
S'st'eb.    10 
125%  Feb.  14 
613  Feb.  24 
15     Mar.  31 
31      Fel).  10 
§340  Juno  13 

National  Unseed  Oil...lO( 
National  Lead      100 

20       22 
25       26 
85       87  19 
4          5 
40       5O 
15       22 
6         9 

pref                IOC 

National  Starch  Mfg...  100 
1st  pn«f  100 
0,1  prof                          1O<) 

§20     Dec.  14  i20     Dec.  14 
(i     Dec.  10      TisDec.     2 

New  Central  Coal          100 

North  American  Oo  —  IOC 
Ontario  Silver    10O 

3,047 
260 
13,465 

a 

4V,      413 
7         9 
26H    26% 
275     

413      4% 
1O       11 
2313    2li< 
310      

4%  Dec.  17 

1  n  13  Doc.  22. 
2/i<iI>.-.-.   ix 
$3^0    Doe.  14 

5  14  Dec.     2 
1013  Dec.  22 
2613  Dec.     ) 
§320   D«c.  14 

Pacific  Mall                      100 

Philadelphia  Company. 

47,900 

a 

•O7      -09 

•04      '06 

•04      -06 

•O3     Mar.    9 
§9»     Apr.  15 

•12     Jan.  -2'2 
§9.»     Apr.  15 

Pierre  I,oril)ardCo.,pf.lO(J 



148 

105      

89      , 

Postal  Telegraph  <St  Cable. 
Pullman's  Palace  Car..  100 
Quicksilver  Mining  10O 
Pref                                 100 

i,098 
26,375 
2,801' 
200 
5,830,000 

78       82 
153     157 
2          3 
15        16^ 
A6%     67^4 

94       90 
152     154 
1>4       1% 
12 

84     Jan.  29 
138     Aug.    7 
1%  Apr.  23 
10H  Dec.  11 
62*4  SOT.    4 

§88T8Nov.  19 
164     Feb.  11 
21«  Nov.    2 
14     June.  18 
70     Feb.  24 

2,746 

"Too 

107,000 

156     158 
1%      2 
10       12 
65*6    65% 

150     Deo.  19 

1571s  Dec.     4 

10>4  Dec.  11 
65  1«  Dec.     7 

10  "4  Dec.  11 
65»8  Dec.  1ft 

Silver  Bullion  Certificates. 
Sixth  Avenue  (N.  Y.)  ..100 

65       65is 

Standard  Rope&TwinolOO 
Standard  Mining  100 
Tennessee  Coal  A  Iron.  100 
Pref                              100 

5,133 
54",640 

5,133 
2,000 
965,123 

101s     11% 

1-20    1-50 

28       28  14 

9%    i"6">4 
1-25     

83gDec.  19 

11  'a  Dec.     4 

8«ii  Dec.  19 
1-30    Sept.   8 
13     July  20 

12  13  Nov.  27 
2-20    Feb.   10- 
34%  Feb.  10 

1-65    1-80 

•_•-"*    28>9 

2514    25% 

24     Dec.  18 

29%  Dec.     4 

Texas  l':ic.  Lain!  Trust.  1OO 
Twin  City  Kupid  Trans.  1OO 
Pref                               100 

1,944 

6        ro 

5     Jan.  13 

87s  Nov.  14 

Union  '  'onsolidatod  Mining 
U.  8.  Cordage  tr.  recta..  100 
Pref  tr  rects               loo 

•35     . 
5>4      5»g 
10       11 
20       22 
40       43 

1038     lO^ 

<;::>•_.    64 
26       28 
85       88 
93     105 
8          9 
84       84^4 

•35      . 

•30      

7,920 
437 
1,450 
146 
8,342 
61,713 
27,503 
4,831 
409 

170,790 
47,088 
4(5,403 
8,251 
174,697 
1,454.052 
173,351 
55,631 
2.356 
4,231 
1,235,903 
10 
5 

*    6%      6% 
*12       12% 
•24       25is 
40       45 
9          913 
6013    61 
24%    25 
811s 

*    5ig  Dec.  18 
'IQigDcc.  18 
*20     Dec.  18 
§40     Deo.     3 
8     Dec.  18 
57^8  Dec.  19 
23     Dec.  14 
76     Dec.  31 
§96ie  Dec.     8 

*    63s  Dec.     2 
*  1213  Dec.     1 
*  24^  Dec.     2 
§  44     Dec.     3 
9=8  Dec.     2 
62%  Dec.  29 
26%  Dec.  17 
82  M  Dec.  11 
§100   Dec.  24 

*   314  Aug.    7 
*    Ki«  Aug.  10 
•12     AUK.    8 
§35     Aug.  28 
512  July  16 
41i2  Aug.  10 
14i2  Aug.    8 
65     Oct.   12 
§80     Aug.  14 
5%  Aug.  24 
72%  Aug.  10 
§26     July     8 
§97     July    8 

*    73s  Nov.  1* 
"143e  Nov.  13 
"28     Nov.  13 
§48      Apr.  -21 
ll?e  Fc-b.      H 
69is  Feb.  14 
29     Jan.   13 
89     Jan.  15 
101     Feb.  15 
9*8  Feb.  28 
9014  Nov.  11 
§26     July     8 
§97     July     9- 

Guaranteed  tr.  rects..  100 
U  8  Express                   10O 

40       45 
8»8      » 
60^4    60>2 
24is    25  "4 
78       77 
94       98 
5          7i» 
83        83"8i 

U  S   Leather  100 

Pref  1OO 

U  S  Rubber                   1OO 

Pref.                 100 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co  100 

97     100 
5i«      7ia 
86is    863s 

Western  Union  Teleg..lOO 
Westingh.iuse,  assented.  50 
Istpref  50 

119,784 

80'8  Dec.  18 

87  13  Dec.     4 



•  All  >v»*R>8raeiita  paid.       t  First  instalment  paid.       t  Second  Instalment  paid.       1T  Third  instalment  paid.       §  Less  than  100  shares. 

BOSTON   STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

MONTHLY    AND     YEARLY     RECORD. 

The  following  tables  furnish  a  record  of  Boston  Stoofc  Exeiiange  transactions  in  railroad  securities  for  the  past  month 
and  for  the  year  1896.  Also  a  record  of  transactions  in  mining  stocks  for  the  past  month  and  since  January  1st.  The  rail 
road  se3urities  which  are  active  on  the  New  'Xork  Stoou  Exchange  are  omitted  from  this  list.  We  give  the  securities  in 
alphabetical  order  under  the  three  general  headugs.  Kdiiroad  Bonds,  Railroad  Stocks  and  Mining  Stocks. 

E3T  In  compiring  New  York  and  B3ston  prices,  it  should  be  noted,  that  bond  prices  in  New  York  are  flat  prices  -  that  is, 
the  price  includes  the  accrued  interest,  while  in  Boston  accrued  interest  must  be  paid  in  addition  to  price.  It  should  also  be 
remembered  that  New  York  stock  prices  are  per  cent  while  those  in  Boston  are  dollars  per  share. 


BONDS. 

BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

Int. 
Period. 

n,ili  .1  in 
Dee. 
Par  nil  n, 

i  Priee  about 
January  2, 
1896. 

PRICES  IN  DECEMBER.                           RANOE  FOR   YEAR  1896. 

Dee.  1. 

Dec.  31. 

Lowest.             Highest.               Lowest. 

Highest. 

Amer.  Bell  Telephone  7s..  ..1898 
Registered                       .    1898 

F-A 
F-A 
M-8 
J-J 

* 
4,000 

Bid.      Ask. 

Bid.      Ask. 

Bid.      Ask. 

Sale  Prices. 
104  ia  Dec.   3 

Sale  Prices. 
105      Dec.     3 

Sale  Prices. 
103     Sept.  11 
103     Nov.  14 
115     Oct.   19 

Stile  Prirc*. 
100%  Jan.  21 
105     July  20 
122%  June  10 

Atch.  «fc  Nebraska,  1st,  7s.  ..1908 
Boston  &  Maine.  4138            1944 

4,000 

ligisber.  31  li~9~ivbec.  31 

4s                             .             1942 

•••|    

ib'l      Oct.     9!101     Oct.     9 
103%  Jan.  24  103%  Jan.  24 
110     Oct.  21  11613  Dec.  22 
105     Jan.  -24  107     May  15 
90  >4  Oct.  30j   99     Mar.  25 
13513  June    113513  June    1 
981s  Aug.  19  lot     Mar.  12 
95"4Nov.  12!  100     Dec.    3 
92     Nov.    6    9913  Apr.  23 
100     Aug.  26110     Feb.  25 
116     Sept.    4  11913  May  29 
116     Sept.  3()  11814  June  17 
38     Aug.  28    70     Jan.  14 

Boston  &  Providence,  4s  1918 
Bur.&Mo.  R.(Neb.),ex'mt6s.l91£ 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

M-N 
J-J 
A-O 
J-D 
J-D 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-D 
M-N 
A-O 
J-D 
J-J 

6,600 
15,000 

11212  
104      103^2 
96      

115     117 

..  116 
105     107 

HGiaDec.  22 
106     Dec.  18 

116  IB  Dec.  22 
107      Dec.  29 

Plain,  4s  1910 

98      ... 

Cedar  Rap.&  Mo.  R.,  1st,  7s.  1916 
Chicago  Burl.  &  Nor.,  5s..  ..1926 
2d  6s                                      1918 

49,500 
65,000 

10213  104 
99 
99 

101     102i« 

103     lOSis 
99       99% 

10214  Dec.     1 
99  Si  Dec.     3 

104     Dec.  17 
100     Dec.     3 

Debenture,  6s...              ...1896 

Ch.  Je.  RR.  &  St'k  Y'ds.  5s..  1915 
Ch.  Mil.  &  St.  P.  Dub.  D.,  6s.  1920 
Ch.  Mil.  &  St.  P.  Wis.V.,dlv.l9?0 
Chic.  &  W.  Mich.,  gen.,  5s.  ..1921 
Ohio.  &  Nor.  Mich.,  gu.,  5s.  .1931 
Clev.  &  Can.  Equip.  Tr.,  5s.  1917 
Concoid  &  Mont.,  cons.,  48.1920 
Consul.  RR.  of  Vt.,  1st,  5s..  1913 
Trust  receipts  

64.000 
4,000 

"s'.ooo 

1,000 

109 
117     

"75"  '.'.'.'.'.'. 
jo     

106ia  108 
11713  
116's 

11613  i 

106%  Dec.     2 
118     Dec.  17 

10814  Dec.  16 
118     Dec.  17 

40      
30      

40     
3713  

42  13  Dec.    3 
40     Dec.    9 

43'is'bec.  10 
40     Dec.     9 

78%  Feb.     4 

78%  Feb.    4 

36,500 
20,100 

87       89 

59      

55      

5513  Dec.  30 
55     Dec.  1'8 

60ie  Dec.  12 
58*2  Deo.  16 

50     Sept.  28 
50     Oct.  29 

89  14  Mar.  21 
5313  Dec.  16 

Current  River,  1st,  5s  1927 

A-O 
J-J 

75 

50 

Det.  Lans.  <fe  Nor.,  intg.,  7s.  1907 
Trust  receipts  

l.OOO 

65      

55 

55     Dec.  31 

55     Dec.  31 

55     Nov.  19 
60     May  15 
117     Jan.     6 

70     Feb.     7 
60     May  15 
120i4  Oct.     8 

Eastern  Mass.  1st.,  6s  1906 

M-S 
A-O 
A-O 
M-S 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
M-S 
Sp.l 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
M-N 
J-D 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
J-D 

2,000 

120 

iis    iiso 

1181s  

118i4  Dec.     3 

1181s  Dec.  23 

Eastern  of  Minn.,  1st,  5s...  1908 
Fltchburg,  5s  1908 

:::;•• 

Ft.  S.  S.  E.  &  Mem.  ,1st  7s..  .1910 
Frem't  Elk.  &  Mo.  V.,  1st,  68.1933 
Unstamped,  1st,  6s  .1933 

101     May  20 
122     Oct.      1 
120     Aug.  24 
75     July  22 
72i2  Oct.   20 
125     Sept.  24 

101      May  20> 
129iaMar.    5 
127  %  Mar.    3 

83  "  Feb.'  14 
12913  Feb.  21 

isi 

4,000 
12,000 
9,000 

127 

125     Dec.  12 
8213  Deo.    4 
80     Dec.     2 

125     Dec.  12 
8  3  14  Dec.     8 
80ia  Dec.   ,7 

Illinois  Steel,  conv.,  deb.,  58.1910 
Deb.,  5s  1913 

Q21o 

81        81is 

Iowa  Falls  &  Si'x  C.,  1st,  78.1917 
Kansas  City  Belt,  1st,  6s....  1916 
Kan.  C'y  M.  &  B.,  gen.,  4s...  1934 
Income,  5s  1934 

18,500 
15,000 

00       ... 

66       68 
23 
50       70 
100 
118     120 
90 
110 

63     Dec.     4 
20     Dec.     5 

69     Dec.  10 
2HtDec.  10 

50     Ausr.    7    (i!>     Dec.  10 
18     Nov.    5    24     Mar.  14 
6713  Jan.  30    71      Mar.  11 
99'8  Jan.  24  100^  Apr.  24 
112     Oct.    15  1224  Mar.    4 
80     Sept.21    971s  Jan.  30 
110     Nov.  10  U4ii  Feb.     1 

78 

.    20 
50       70 
101 

Kan.  C.  Clin.  &  Syr.,  let,  5s.  1925 
Kan.  C.&M.  Ry.  &Br.,  lst,5s.  1929 
Kan.  C.  St.  J.  &  C.  B.,  1st,  7s.  1907 
Kan.  C.  Ft.  Scott  &  M.,  6s.  .1928 
Kan.  C.  Ft.  S.<fc  Gulf,  1st,  7s.  1908 
Lincoln  &  North  West'n,  7s.  1910 
Little  R.  &  Ft.  8m.  ,g.,  1st,  7s.  1905 
Loti.Ev.  <t  St.L.,  1st,  6s...  1926 
2d  5-6s  1936 

103 

i.ooo 

16,000 

118     Dec.  ai 
86     Dec.  12 

118      Dec.  21 
87'8  Dec.    4 

95 
1/4      nj^ 

90 

70      . 

70     Sept.    1    95     Jan 
95     Sept.    4  107%  Jan   22 

4,000 

100 

1OO 

100     Deo.     1 

100     Dec.     1 

Maine  Cent.,conB.,  1st,  7s..  .1912 
Collateral  Trust  5s  1923 

132     Apr.  291 
10613  Apr.     1 
100%  Nov.    91 
106     Aug.  19 
61     Aug.    8 
15     Nov.  30 

132     Apr.  29 
107'4  Mar.  13 
100%  Nov.    '.' 
107     Nov.    » 
711-jFel).  25 
•  b.  81 

Maple  River  7s  1897 

Marq.  Ho.  &O.,M.,6s.,  ext.1925  A-O 
Mexican  Central,  cons.,  4s..l91l|J-  J 
1st  cons,  inc.,  3s  1939,Julv 

107 

132.000 
27,000 

66       67 
17       18 

.     67 
17 

663s    67 
1514    16 

<34%bec.    5 
15     Dec.  30 

66%  Dec.  30 
15     Deo.  30 

JAXUABY.  1897  ] 


BOSTON    STOCK    EXCHANGE— MONTHLY     RECORD. 


BONDS. 

BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 


Jfex.  Cent.  2d  eon*.  Inc..  3«.  1939  . . 
N   Y.  A  New  Eng.,  1st,  7s...  1905  J-J 

Ut.6* 1905  J-J 

Ocduub.  A  L.C.,  eons.,  6«..  1920  A-O 

Trot  Receipt* 

Income.  6* 1920  ... 

Old  Colony.  6* 1§2Zi*- 

0* 1896  — 

OtUwaO*.  A  F.  R.  V.,  lat.3s.19OO  J  - 
•Portland  A  Ojrden»burg .  6*.  19OO  J  - 
Pott*.  Ot.F"U  A  Con'y,  44*.  1937  J- 

•Repubhcan  Valley,  6s 1919  J - 

Rutland,  24,  5* 189rt  K- 

l«t  •;«  19O2  M-N 

•C».  EL  See.  C,  T.,7th  *ar.  5*.  1922  F-  A 
Wert  End  Street  Ry..  5* 19O2  M-N 

&^^.:£"£vm4ks 

Gold  4* 1916  F-A 

WUcoMin  Valley.  l»t.  7*.. . .  19O9  J  -  J I 


PRICSS  7JT  DECEMBER. 


$         I  Bid. 
6.OOO       84 


Dee. 

'!£— . 


At*. 

liOOO   1174  12O  i"l7" 

24,000   1104111  1104.... 

1064  85      .... 
12,600 


;;,./. 


Atk. 
8 

1174 

1114 


2,000 


16 


2.000 
"i',200 


6800 


7,000 


lo.-j 


104 


5,000   ios 

1,000 


92      

101     103 


.  105 


Dee.  31. 


94       97 
104      103 


1034  1O44 


Lowell. 


Sale  Prices. 

64  Dec.  22 

117=8  Dec.  17 

1114  Dec.     3 

844  Dec.  24 

854  Dec.     2 


101     Dec.  18 


1104  Dec.  21 


1054  Dec.    4 

95     Deo.  21 

103     Dec.     5 


1044  Deo.    4 


1O4     Deo.     4 
99     Deo.  15 


Highest. 


Sale  Prices. 

64  Dec.  22 

117»8Dec.  17 

112     Deo.  12 

844  Deo.  24 

80%  Dec.  15 


101     Dec.  18 


1104  Dee.  21 


105  U  Dec.     4 

95     Dec.  21 

105     Deo.  29 


1044  Deo.     5 


1O44  Dec.  24 
99     Dec.  15 


RANGE  FOR  TEAR  1896. 


Lowest. 


. 

:  Sale  Prices. 
54  Aug.  12 


115 
109 


Sept. 
Sept. 


73     Aug.  21 

75     Sept.  2 1 

154  Feb.     6 

'100     Jan.     7 


Bighest. 


Sale  Prices. 
114  Feb.  25 

6 

108  Mar.  19 
8  6  3e  Deo.  15 
154  Feb.  6 

101     Dec.  28 


120     Mar. 
1134  Mar. 


1004  Mar.  13  1004  Mar.  13 
1104  Nov.  10]112  Apr.  14 
106=9  Mar.  26  1065s  Mar.  26 


105  July  21  106  May  14 
87  June  23  1O2  Apr.  18 
99  July  1  109  Jan.  28 


102  Aug.li 
1034  Feb.  21 
Jan.  2 


1054  May  25 
June  8 
Mar  IS 


1O5 


104 

99     Deo.  1ft    99%  Oct.   16 
122     Jan.  18124     Mar.  18 


STOCKS.  \8AlJtM  TO  JA.X. 

BOTTOM  STOCK  EXCHANGE.   In  Dtt. 

Pa7. 

DBA  Albany IOO 

lA  Lowell IOO 

i  A  Maine IOO 

IOO 

i  A  Provld«««o..lOO 

Bo*.  Rer.  B.  A  Lynx. . .  IOO 

o^S?1*— {$> 

Ch.  J'n  Ry.'AStil'Ydi.lOO 

Pref      100 

Chic.  A  Korth  Mich  . . 
Okie.  A  We*t.  Mich. . . . .  IOO 

<-ler.  Can.  A  80 loo 

Pref 

On.  A  M onl-CU**  1 .  IOO 

CUM  4 100 

O**B-  A  PaMnmp*lo ...  IOO 
Concord  A  Portsmouth  IOO 

Conn.  River IOO 

COM.  of  Vermont,  prr  r 

Current  Hirer IOO 

DeULao*.  A  Nor IOO 

Pref IOO 

iH.wHmmp....lOO 
.100 
IOO 
Flint  A  Pere  Marq. . . . '.  IOO 

Pr.-r       IOO 

Kan*.  C.  F.  H.  A  M IOO 

Praf 100 

Lowell  A  Andorer 

Mame  Central IOO 

Mr  i  IOM  Central !•«• 

*a*hu  A  Lowrll 

lew  En*.  St.  Ry. 2S 

l«rth«rn<Newk) lOOJ 

Korth  Shora  TnoUoB..10M 

Pref 100, 

i  A  Woraocter 

ICotony 100 

ilia.  Wllm.  A  B»lt 50 

I*  Port* lOOt 

>  A  Votwwtcr 


Dte.  1. 


Atk. 
210 


PRICt.8  IN  DECEMBER. 


RANGE  FOR  SEAR  1896. 


Bid.      Atk.     Sale  Price*. 
209     210     207     Dec.     8 
2OS4210     204     Dec.     7 
1624  1634  161 4  Dec.  28 

152     Dec.  14 

20O4  263 


10      

56      

1004101 
103%  104 


10 


40 
617 


37 
14 


302 
90 

M70 

Mtfl 


1O 
219 

ijm 


2,140 


10 
870 
69,314 


36O 
It 


706 
119 


60 
30 


100       

Southern  Calif.  Praf. ...  IOO 

Branch 5O          IOS 

A  MM* 100,  M 

. 
Praf...  -•'• 


p  : 

WMtEi 


ro 


• 


.r.i 

13 
150 
84 

m 

MJ 

47,178 
5.113 
4>86 


50e.. 


164 


30 
// 


35 


19 


92 


198      ... 

177  179     180 


143 


/% 


87      


654 


HIT.  31. 


l.oirett. 


10  Dec.  10 

56  Dec.     2 

98  Deo.  19 

103  Dei-.     1 


10 


162     

167     170 
1454  146 


1674  Dec.     3 
145     Deo.  18 


914    92 


33 


7«g      8 


177 


90     874    874|   89     


Salt  Prices,  \ 
210  Dec  2 
2O7  Dec.  2 
1664  Dec.  4 
153  Dec.  12 


14  Dec.  29 


18 
92 


Dec. 
Dee. 


Uigkett. 


Lowest. 


Highest. 


Sal?  Prices.  I   Sale  Prices. 

,200     Aug.    4  217  Jan.  28 

i200     Aug.  10  2O9  June    1 

149     Aug.  11;171  Feb.  19 

1494  July  30:156  Jan.  14 

248     Aug.  17  287  Mar.    7 

I  344  Nov.  30    80  Feb.  21 


10     Mar.  31 


104  Dec.     8  , 

56     Dec.     2!    524  July  10 
105     Deo.  10 
1064  Dec.  11 


1674»ec.     3 
146     Deo.  29 


87     Aug.  28 


13     Nov.    7 
58     Nov.  10 
105     Dec.  10 
1084  Dec.  11 
1064  May    4 


96     Aug.    4 
1064  May     4 

5     June  15i   114  Mar.  14 

200.  Feb.  11 1  30c.  Feb.  8 
374c.June26l  1  Jan.  29 
165  Jan.  271166  Feb.  Ii 
1644  Sept.  8  176%  July  20 
187  Sept  13 146  Dec.  29 


|245     ICar.  251260     May  13 

14  Deo.  29       14  Dec.  20      5     June   8 


25c.  Feb.    4'  50c.  Feb.     7 

5     Jan.  17  5     Jan..  17 

.,  90     Feb.  25  91     Apr.  24 

18     Deo.     9l!  15     8ept.24l  20     Feb.  18 

1    944  Dec.  22     844  Aug.  14  97     Feb    10 


30     Deo.  17 


34     Deo.     5 


204      I'M-.-'.  22  2O4     Dec.  22 


29 

10 

37 

204 


Oct.  20 
May  14 
May  21 
Dec.  22 


1294  Dec.  24  132     Dec.  15  129     July  28 
74  Dec.  11      8     Dto.  22|l     64  Aug.    6 


153     Dec.     5  154%  Deo.  30 


1764  Dec.  23  179%  Deo.     2 


143     Deo.    8 


146     Deo.  22 


1%      14  Deo.  14       ]%Deo.  9 

15141524152     Deo.    4152     Deo.  4 

644    65       63     Dec.  24!   67     Dee.  9 

89     Dec.  11    874  Deo.  1 


117     Deo.  23  119     Dee.    4 


16     June    2 
150     July    3 


42  '4  Feb.  24 

15     Feb.  14 

52     Apr.  11 

204     Dec.  22 

1364  Jan.    3 

12«8  Feb.  24 


18     June  24 
1574  Feb.  27 


79  May  5  81  May  2 
196  May  6 198  June  1 
170  Sept.23,180  Nov.  10 

624  Oct.  10!  62>«Oct.  10 
140  Aug.  XI  1464  Jan.  6 
2474  Aug.  25  2474  Aug.  21 
173  May  21  173  May  21 
874e.May  8  IfcApr.  6 

69  Feb.  21  70  Fib.  25 


. 
8     Feb.  19 


8  Feb.  19 


1  July  14   4%  Jan.  3 
149  Jan.  9  153  May  15 
60  A  n  if.  10  734  May  5 


85     Dec.  11 

14  June  17 

1094  July     1 


91  Mar.  2 
44  Feb.  24 
120  Nov.  4 


MINING. 

IOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANOE. 

SALES  TO  JA  .V.  1  . 

Prtet 

PRICES  IN  DSOXXBER. 

RAM;/-:  t'OR  TEAR  1896. 

In  Dtt. 

/.,  i-  ..-, 
'""•".', 

14.7.VJ 
23.700 

!':--"' 

948'.569 

Dtt.  1. 

IHc.  31. 

lAHMtt. 

Uighett. 

Lowett. 

Highest. 

Pmr. 
Etna  Con.  (Qoleiullver)  9 
29 

Marts. 
190 

Hid.      Atk. 

•JOf.          1 

Bid.      Atk. 

Bid.      Alk. 

Salt  Prieet. 
4    Deo.  11 

Sale  Prieet. 
4     I>ec.  11 

Sale  Prtcet. 
4     June  24 
5Oc.  Juiv  ao 
25o.  Deo.  15 
15     Jan.     6 
2Oc.  June    1 
lOc.  Nov.    5 
65     Jan.     7 

Sale  Prices. 
4     June  24 
1     Feb.  24 
1%  May  21 
24     Nov.  13 
2Oo.  June    1 
474o  Jan.  15 
964  Nov.  16 

50c.    790. 

90o.    75o. 

ini'p   1                                 29 

Ml 

i'.oo6 

:i3....; 

15       16 

2Ao  Deo.  19 

104  l>ec.    9 

5Wc.  Deo.     1 
22  4  Dec.  30 

.tUmu-                               2ft 

204    21  U 

22       224 

lonania  (Dev.  Co) 
lo*ton  A  Crl  pplc  (TktOotd) 
lo*ton  A  Montana  29 

',;.:.;'',.-  -, 

lOo.  Deo.     3 
884  Deo.    9 

lOo.  Dec.     3 
95     Dec.  30 

91%    924 

94%    95 

124    13 

Jutte  k  I:...'  .- 

99^77 
"262 

279.098 
14.689 

5%  Dec.     1 

74  Deo.  17 

1  4  Mar.    7 
1  4  Sept.  10 
295     Jan.     8 

134  Jan.  31 
3  4  Sept.  25 
335     Nov.  17 

Tnut  reetlpu  
••MCA  llecla.  29 

294     297    ; 

S'a      6 
3224325 

6»i«      7 
329     330 

320     Deo.    9 

325     Deo.     1 

kjBtcon.al.  a**e*'t  p*jid.25 

3ttur  d'Alene  (HUvcr)       I" 

1.490 

3^80 

24      3 

•2     Deo.    7 

34  Dec.  17 

50o.  May  19 

24  Sept.  28 

.,,-, 
-  :-i 

10.910 
20,084 

ii     12 

104    12 

10        11 

U     Dec.    4 
3-00  Dec.  23 

12      Dec.     4 
3-22  4  Dec.  14 

8     Aug.  10 
2-25    Oct.  15 

15     Feb.  24 
3-224Dec.  14 

lmi,i,,,   ;•                            29 

6.43fl 
"200 

69,489 

55 

800 

104    11 

15        16 

154    164 

14»aDec.  14 

17     Dec.    4 

8%  Apr.  30 
2!)     Jan.  21 
04  Sept.  22 
75o.  May  22 

17%  Nov.  16 
29     Jan.  21 
74  Mar.    6 
75o.  May  22 

.**>•«  .i»--..-    :•    •         M 
r»p»  w.   , 

7         8 

7 

64  Deo.  24 

64  Deo.  24 

fcMoU                        2A 
PfctMlx  25 
Mt-rr  (Gold)  10 

1,293 

34^677 
294'.7**4 

24       29 

294    30 
"4%  '"5" 

29       294 
""54  ""54 

28  4  Doe.  23 
"4~4"beo.""i 

304  Deo.    2 
"iVDeoY'a 

21     July  16 
'"34  ju'ly'V) 

31*8  Nov.  14 
"io*9  Mar.'li 

ImtU  Y«abeY  id'oidi  !  '.  '. 
IfmhSkU  25 

430 

-,  :  , 

i'^75 

M 

T  ^ 

118     119 
94       95 

120     1'2'J 
99     100 

118     Dec.    3 
914  Dec.    4 

120     Dec.    7 
100     Dec.  30 

104     Aug.    7 
67     Jan.  10 
1     May  18 

130     Feb.  27 
97     Nov.  19 
1     May  18 

164Mar."i6 



104  "ii" 

ib""Dec."s: 

il""Deo'."3 

•  -, 

25 
famarit.  ,                          25 

iu 
JM 

i'.kin 

1  ,,,:„, 
7.212 

41  '.205 

126" 

13       14 

3 
..„..  ...^^ 

"»4"  "96" 
14       15 
3         4 

""«*;  ""•«; 

"9"i"  "92" 

134    144 
3         4 

'"aii  '"B" 

9b""Dbc."2"8 
13     Dec.  17 
8     Dee.     7 

95"  "bee"."  "i 

15     Dec.    4 
34  Dec.    7 

"f»'i8Dec'.""4 

"e's"  Aug.'i'o 

8     Aug.    4 
2     Jan.  21 

""5'i  Jan."  "7 

115"  Jan."  "8 
174  Jan.  31 
44  Feb.  24 

"»4N6v.'l4 

hiBMra«k  Juniof            M 

B*"™"  •* 

•••»•  

GENERAL    QUOTATIONS. 

OF 

BONDS     AND     STOCKS. 

_  •  Sutwcribers  ought  this  month  to  notice  particularly  Explanation  No.  2  given  below. 

1.  In  the  folio  wing  twenty-seven  pages  of  tables  quotations  are  given  for  all  securities  listed  on  any  Stock  Exchange  m  th  e 
United  States  ;  also  for  all  leading  unlisted  and  inactive  securities  for  which  we  have  been  able  to  obtain  reliable  prices. 

2.  Quotations  from  all  Stock  Exchanges  are  as  near  as  possible  for  the  last  day  of  December.    Of  course  the  coupon,  if 
there  be  one,  maturing  between  the  date  of  quotation  and  the  date  of  this  publication,  is  not  deducted  from  the  price. 

8.  Bond  prices  marked  thus  (*)  are  flat  prices— that  is,  the  purchaser  does  not  pay  accrued  interest  in  addition.    Stock 
prices  marked  thus  (t)  are  per  share.    All  others  are  per  cent  except  bank  stock  prices. 

4.  It  should  be  borne  in  mind  in  the  use  of  these  tables  that  the  quotations  for  many  inactive  and  unlisted  securities  are 
merely  nominal,  but  in  all  cases  the  figures  are  obtained  from  sources  which  are  considered  reliable. 

5.  The  following  abbreviations  are  often  used,  viz.;  "  M.,"  for  mortgage;  "g.,"  for  gold  ;  "g'd.,"  for  guaranteed ;  "  end.," 
for  endorsed;  "cons.,"  for  consolidated  ;  "oonv.,"  for  convertible;  "s.  f.,"  for  sinking  fund  ;  "1.  g.,"  for  land  grant. 


Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*.                          Bid. 

Ask. 

RAILROAD    BONDS. 

(Bonds  of  companies  consol'd  are 
oftenundert/ieconsolidatedname.l 

Ailcltsiin  &  Penn.— 
l8tM.,g.,5s,  1932  J&D 
'-M  4s  1932                         ...J&D 

PO 
25 

110 
103 
96 

96 

93 
30 

Baltimore  &  Ohio  8.  W.  RR.— 
letM    4*38  g    1990               J&J 

*  96 

•  68 
*   1« 
•     9 
'10514 
•105 

•"95" 

•  74 

'ibo" 

*121 
•118 

•100 

100    i 
78 
25 
11 
106 
106 
115 

Canastota  Nor.  -See  Lehigh  Val.— 
Cape  Fear&Yadkin  Valley— 
1st  g.  6s,  series  A,  e.,  1916..J&D 
1st  g.  6s,  series  B,  o.,  1916..J&D 
1st  g.  6s,  series  C,  e.,  1916..J&D 
Carb.  &  Shaw.—  See  St.  L.  A  &  T.  H. 
Carthage&  Adiron.-SeeN.Y.C.&H. 
Carth.  Water.  &  Sack.  H.—  SeeN.Y. 
Carolina  Cent.—  1st,  gold,  4  (6s), 
1920      J&J 

•"4"6" 

*   40 

C.&H. 

•   58 

•109 
•105 

*  92% 

•  94 
•113 
•  90% 
*  90 
*  85 
•  29 
•   10 
*     6 

•100 

•106 
•113 

•ii'6" 

•103 

"56" 
50 

65 

...... 

97 

9«i 

'  9"6"i 
93 
90 
32 
12% 
8 

105 
108 
118% 

Ry.  1st,  cons.,  4%s,  g.,  1993  .J&J 
1st  ino  5s,  gold,  A  2043 

1st  inc  5s  gold  B                 2043 

Ohl'o&Miss.  con.  s.f.  78.1898.J&J 
Cons,  mort.,  7s,  1898  J&J 

Akron  &  Chic.  Juuo.—  See  B.  &  O. 
Alabama  Cent.—  See  South'n  Ry. 
Alabama  Great  Southern  — 
1st  68,1908  .         J&J 

J106 
UOO 
(   94 

*  90 

{  90 
I   34 

2d  cons.  s.  t.,  7s,  1911  A&O 
1st  Springf.  Div.  78.1905.M&N 
1st  gen  5s  1932                  J&D 

Cin.  &  Bait.,  7s,  1900  J&J 
1st,  5s,  g.,Term.,  1942  M&N 
Bait.  &  Pot.—  1st,  6s,  g.,  1911.  A&O 
1st,  tunnel  6a,g.,  gu.,  1911..  J&J 
Bangor  &  Aroostook— 
lsFmort.,5s.g.,Jan.  1,  1943.J&J 
Battle  Creek  &  Stur.—  See.  Mich.  C. 
Beech  Creek—  See  N.  Y.  C.  &  Hud. 
Bellaire  Zan.  &  Cin.—  Pr.l.6s,  1899. 

Catawissa  — 
Mort.  7s,  1900  F&A 
Istmort  6s  1902                 .F&A 

Debenture  6s,  gold,  1906.  .  .F&A 
General  mortgage  5s,  1927.  J&D 
Alabama  Midland— 
let  guar   5s  1928       ..    

104 

80 
20 

125 

C.  R.  la.  F.  &  N.—  See  B.C.  R.  &  N. 
C.  R.  &  Mo.  Riv.—  See  Chic.  N.  \V. 
Cent'lia&Ches.—  1st  g.  5s,'  19.  J&J 
Central  of  Georgia  — 
Coll.  trust,  5s,  g.,  1937  M&N 
1st  M.,  g.  5s,  1945  F&A 

Ala.  N.  O.  T.  &  P.— 
"A"  debenture  5s,  1910-1940L  .  . 
'•  B"  debenture  5s,  1910-1940... 
"C"  debenture  5s,  1910  

Ala.  &Vicksb.-Con.g..5s,121.A&0 

*  80 
*  60 
•103 

* 

*  74% 
*  65 

•103 
i!01% 
*  79 
*  42% 
*  98 
•112 
*  60 
I  99 

*10O 
*  85 

• 

95 

75 
107 

102 

75 

78 

103% 

'795s 
43i4 
100 

1st  mort.,  4s,  1940  J&J 
Bell.  &  Caron.—  Sec  St.  L.  A.  &  T.H. 
Bellev.&  So.Ill.—  See  St.L.A.&  T.H. 
Bell's  Gap—  See  Pa.  &  North  w'ern. 
Belt  RR.  &  Stock  Y'ds  (Indianap.) 
Mort  6s  1911  M&N 

•118 
•106 
•101 

104% 
1023i 

Cons.  g.5s,  1945  M&N 

Mobile  Div.g.  5s,  1946  J&J 

Vicks.  &  Mer.,l8t.  g.,6s,'21.A&O 
Albany  &  Susq.—  See  Del.  &  Hud. 
Allegheny  Vailey—  See  Penn.  RK. 
Alleut'n  Term.—  lst,g.,4s,  '19.J&J 
Alton  Bridge—  See  St.  C.  M.  &  St.  L. 
Am.  Dock  &  Imp.—  See  Cen.  of  N.  J 
Ann  Arbor  Ry.—  1st,  g.,  4s,  1995.. 
AsheviUe  &  bpartanburg—  S.  U.  & 
CoL.lst  m..  g.,  gu.,  4s,  1995.  J&J 
Atch.  Col.  &  Pac.—  See  Un.  Pacinc 
Atch.  Jew.  Co.  &  W.—  See  Un.  Pac 
Ateh.  &  Nebraska—  See  C.  B.  &  Q. 
Atchison  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  — 
Guar.  fund  notes,  6s,  g.,  1898.  .  . 
6s,  Guar.  Fund,  notes,  Hope.... 
Gen.  niort.,  gold,  4s.  1995.  .A&O 
Adjustment  4s  1995             Nov 

Macon  &  Nor.  g.  5s,  1946....  J&J 
1st  income  (up  to  5),  1945..  .Oct 
2d  Income  (up  to  5),  1945..  .Oct. 
3d  income  (up  to  5),  1945...  Oct. 
Ocean  SS.  Co.— 
lstM.,g.,  gtd.  5s,  1920..  ..J&J 
Central  of  New  Jersey— 
Cousol.,  now  1st  7s,  1899  —  Q-J 
Consol.  mort.,  7s,  1902  M&N 
Gen.  mort.,  g.,  5s,  1987  J&J 
Conv.  deb.,  6s,  1908  M&N 
Leh.&  W.cou.78,  1900,as'd...Q-M 
Mortgage  5s,  1912  M&N 

Bellv.  Del.—  1st,  6s,  o.,  1902.  .J&D 
Cons.,  4s,  1927  F&A 
BoonevilleBdg.Co.—  SeeMo.K.&T. 
Bos.  &  Alb.—  4s,  Oct.,  1913...  A&O 
Bos.  Clin.  F.  &  N.  B.—  See  Old  Col. 
Bos.  Cone.  &  M.—  See  Con.  &  Mont. 
Bos.  H.  Tun.  &  W.—  See  Fitchburg. 
Boston  &  Lowell— 
5s  July  1  1899                      J&J 

4138  May  1,  1903              ...M&N 

ibsJfc 

103% 

Am.D.&  Imp.Co.,gtd.,5e,'21.J&J 
N.  J.  Southn.,  6s,  int.  gu.,'99.  J&J 
L.  Br.&8eaSh.,l8t,78,1899.J&D 
Central  Ohio—  See  Bait.  &  Ohio. 
Central  Pacific  — 
1st  6s  gold,  1897  J&J 

•116% 

•102'e 
•103% 

"102" 
•100 

•102% 

•  84 

•102% 
*   91 
•102 

•100 

•"86" 
50 

•110 

103 
104% 

ibi" 

48,1905-6-7-9  Var. 
4s  March  1915                       M&S 

ibi" 

102 
102% 

ibi" 

102% 

101 
102% 

103 

4s,  July  1,1916        .           ..J&J 

Eq.  tr.,  series  A,g.,5s,  1902.  J&J 
Chic.  &  St.  L.,  1st.  6s,  1915.  M&S 
CerrillosCoalRR.l8tM.48,'04J&J 
Atlan.  1st  leased  Hues—  rent,  tr.,  4s 
Atl.  &  Char.—  See  Southern  Ry. 

4s,  April,  1932  A&O 

107% 
117% 
105% 

ibe" 

Boston  &  Maine  — 
4138,  g.,  1944  J&J 
Improvement  4s,  1905  ,F&A 

1st,  6s,  gold,  1898  J&J 

101 

103 
92 

1st,  g.,  6s,  1899  J.vJ 
S.Joaq'in,l8t,M.,6s,g.,1900.A&O 
C.&O.Div.,ext.5s,g.,1918..J&J 
Land  gr.,  5s,  g.,  1900  A&O 
Ext.  g.,  5s.,  series  A,  1898.  .J&J 
Mort.,  gold,  58,1939  A&O 

4s   Feb  1,  1937                  F&A 

4s    Feb  1  1907                   F&A 

Atlan.  &  Dan.—  lst,g.,5s,1950.J&J 
Atlantic  &  Pacific— 

4s,  AUK.  1,  1942    F&A 

99 

Bos.&N.  Y.  A.  L.-SeeN.Y.  N.H.&  H. 

Guar.  1st,  gold,  4s,  1937  J&J 
W.  D.  guar.  6s,  8.  t.,  1907.  .  .M&S 
W.  D.  Incomes,  1910  A&O 
Land  gr.  incomes,  cum  1901 

*  42 

* 
* 

50 
25 
1% 

Boston  Rev.  B.  &  L.—  6s,  1897.J&J 
Bost.  Wln.&  Sbore-5s,Sep.  1906 
Brooklyn  Elev.—  See  Street  Rys. 
Brooklyn  &  Montauk  —  See  Long  I. 

Mort.  g.,  6s,  land  gt..  1936.  A&O 
No.Ry.ofCal.,lst6s,(t.gu,'07.J&J 
5s,  gold,  guar.,  1938  A&O 
West  Pac.,  1st,  6s,gold,  '99.  .  .  J&J 
Central  of  So.  Carolina.— 
Istg  6s,  1921.                J&J 

105% 

•  97 

•120% 
•116 

it 
* 

•105 

•102% 
•102 
•130 

/105% 
f  96% 
•  98 
*  6S 
*  95 

•100 

•  70 
•110% 

* 

•107 
(118 
U07 
U06 
(141 
(117 
/104 

100 

ii'6% 

105% 
103 

90 

HO'8 
105% 

108 
120 
109 
108 
144 
119 
106 

Cent.  Div.  inc.,  6s.non-cum.1922 
Atlantic  City  RR.—  5s,  g.,  g'd.  1919 
Atlantic  Tenn.  &  Ohio— 
1st,  M.,  6s,  1913  A&O 
Augusta  &   Knoxville—  See   Port 
Royal  &  West.  Car.— 
Augusta  South.—  1st  g.,5s,'24.J<SiD 
Austin  &  North  w'n  —  See  So.  Pae. 
Bait.  Belt—  See  Bait.  &  Oiilo. 
Bait.  &  Annapolis  Short  Line— 
1st,  M.,  g.,  3-48,  1944  J&J 
Bait.  Ches.  &  Atlantic— 
Istmort.,  gold,  5s,  1934  M&S 
Balt.&C.  V.RR.Ex.— 
1st  M.  6s,  1929  J&J 

•ibi" 

•105 

* 

* 
* 

•105 
•120 

•102k 

* 
* 
* 

^"90" 

•'TO" 

J106 
2112 
I  88 
/  89 
*  94 
*  92 
101 
•  98 
*  61% 
*  84 
»  92 

•"9"6" 

•ibs" 

•  65 

i*  70 

i"6 

92 

60 
100 

Bruns.  &  W.—  See  Sav.  Fla.  W. 
Bruns.  &  Chilli.—  See  Wabash. 
Buff.  &  Erie—  See  L.  Sh.  &  M.  So. 
Buff.  N.  Y.  &  Erie—  See  Erie. 
Buffalo  Rochester  &  Pittsburg— 
General  5s,  g.,  1937.              .    .. 

'55" 
125 

Central  Vermont.  — 
1st,  con.  g.,  4s,  1943  J&J 
Equip.,  g.,  6s,  1903  J&J 
Consol.  of  Vt.  5s,  1913—  J.  &  J. 
Cent.  Washn.—  See  Nor.  Pacinc. 
Charleston  &  Northern- 
let  M.  Div.  A,  5s,  1915  M&S 
Charleston  &  Savannah  — 
Gen.  mort.  7s.  g.,  1936  J&J 

Roch.&  P.,  1st,  g.,  6s,  1921.  F&A 
Consol.,  1st,  g.,  6s,  1922..  J&D 
Clear.  &M.  l8t,5s,g.,gu.,'43.J&J 
Buffalo  &  Southwest-^See  Erie. 
Buffalo  &  Susiiuehanna— 
l8t,5s,g.,s.  f.,  1913  A&O 
Burl.  Cedar  Rapids  &  Northern  — 
1st,  5s,  1906                           J&D 

Charlotte  Col.&Aug.—  See  South'n 
Chartiers—  1st,  7s,  1901  A&O 
:Chat.  R.&  Col.lstSs.g.,  1937.M&S 
i    Rome  &  Carrol.—  1st  g.6s,'16.J&J 
Chateaugay  Ry.—  See  Del.  &  Hud. 
Chesapeake  &  Ohio  — 
Purchase  money  g.  6s,  1898  
Series  A,  gold,  6s,  1908  A&O 
1st  Mortg.  g.,  6s,  1911  ....A&O 
C.&O.  Ry.lsteon.,g.,5a,'39.M&N 
General  4%s,  gold,  1992.  .  .  .M&S 
R.&A.Div.lstcon.,g.,4s,'89.J&J 
2d  con.,  g.,  4s,  1989  J&J 
Craig  Valley,  1st,  5s,  gold.  1940. 
Warm  Sp.Val.,  1st  5s,  g.,'41.M&S 
El.  Lex.  &  B.  S.,  5s,  g.,  1902.  M&S 
Buek'gh'mBr.lstg.gd.5s,'42M&S 
Elevator  Co.,  K.  4s,  1938.  ...A&O 
New  River  Brldga.  g.  6»,'98.MA-f 
Chesapeake  Ohio  &  Southwest.— 
1st  Mort.  g.  6s,  1911  F&A 
2dmort.  6s,  1911  F&A 
Paducah  &  Eliza.  1st  M.,  s.f., 
6s  and  8s,  Feb.  1,  1907.  .  .  .  F&A 
Cheshire—  See  Fitchburg. 
Chicago  &  Alton— 
Sinking  fund  6a,  gold,  1903.M&N 
La.&Mo.R..,lst  gd.7s,1900.F&A 
2d  e'rt.7«.  1900  M&N 

•111 
•   24 
*  75 

•105>4 
•118 
•118 
•107% 
*  72=8 
*  98 

* 

"SS" 

105% 
119 
119 

^ 
99 
88 

Cons.  1st  &  col.  tr.,5s,g.  ,'34  .  A&O 
C.R.I.F.&N.W.,l8t,6s,g.,'20.A&O 
1st,  5s,  g.,  g'd,  1921  A&O 
Miu.&St.L.,lst,gu.78,g.,'27.J&D 
Burl.  &  Mo.  (Neb.)—  See  C.  B.  &  Q. 
California  Pacific- 
ist mort.,  4*28,  g.,  1912  J&J 
2dmort.,  6s,  g.,'91,ext.at4%.  J&J 
3dmort.(gu.C.P.),6s,g.,'05.J&J 
3s,  g.,  1905  J&J 
Cambria&Cl.—  lst,5s,g.,1941.J&J 
Camden  &  Atlantic  —  See  West  Jer- 
sey &  Sea  Shore. 
Camden  &  Burlington  Co.  — 
6s,  Feb.  1,  1897.  F&A 
Canada  Atlantic  — 
1st,  g.,  5s,  Jan.  5,  1909  J&J 
Canada  So.—  lst,5s,  1908  J&J 
2d  mort.,  5s,  1913  M&S 
Canadian  Pacinc  — 
Land  grant,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1931.  A&O 
1st  M.,  deb.  £,  g.,  5s.  1915  .  .  J&J 
Land  grantgu.,3%s,g.,1938.J&J 
(Xins.  deben.  4s,  perpetual..  J&J 
Ont.  &  Quebec,  deb.  guar.  5s  
New  Brunsw.,lst,  g.,5s,'34.F&A 
Cons.  deb.  4s,  perpetual  .  -  .  J&J 

6s,  July,  1931  J&J 
Baltimore  &  Ohio- 
Receiver's  Certificates,  6s..  J&D 
Extend.,  g.,  4s,  1935  A&O 
Parkersburg  Br.,  6s,  1919.  .A&O 
Consul.  M.,  g.,  5s.  1925  F&A 
Eug.  certfs.  of  deposit  . 

102% 

rid" 

92 
95 

"85" 
108 
114 
92 
92 

ib"2% 
"e'i" 

90 

ibo"  " 
"so" 

85 

Consol.  gold.  58,1988  F&A 
1st.  Term.,  4%s.  gold,  1934.  J&D 
Sterling  6s,  gold,  1902  M&S 
6s   gold    1910                   M&N 

5s,  gold.  1927    .                  J&D 

*"99" 

* 

89 
100 

4%s,  gold,  1933  A&O 

Equ.  Tr.,  Ser.  A,  5s,  '97-99.  .A&O 
Do      Her.  B,5s,'96-1900  
B.&  O.Equ.  Co.,  6s,  g.,  ^,'98-99  . 
Cen.O.,cous.  lst,4%s,g.,'30.M&S 
Col.  &  Cn.  Md.,4%s,lst,1939.J&J 
Ak.&Ch.Ju.,l8t,g.,5s.l930.M&N 
Bait.  Belt,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1990.  M&N 
Confl.&Oak.—  1st,  5»,  g.,'14.M&N 
Mon.  R.,  1st,  5s,gu.,g.,  1919.F&A 
Sand.Mans.&N..lstM.  78..1909 
Sch'lkillRlv.E»stSIde5s,g.,1935 
Staten  Isl.  2d  5s,g.,  g'd,1926.J&J 
W.  V.  &  P.,  1st,  5s,  K..  199O.M&N 

•  55 
*  95 

•100 
*  20 

•  96 

•114 
•112% 
•112 

65 

..-.-• 

ii2% 

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Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bonda. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

100 
60 

Chicago  &  Alton  —  Concluded)— 
Ml*.-*.  Kiv.  BMge.lst*.f.g.6e.l912 
St.  L.  J  .  A  C.7s.  -Jd.  gu.,  '§8.  .  .  J  AJ 
Chic.  &  A  tch.  Bridge- 
lit  6a,  K..  Jan.  1.  1915  JAJ 
Chic.  Burl.  A  Northern— 

•102 

* 

•  40 

•1O4 
99 

113 
50 

ibo" 

Chic.  Rock  I.  *  Pao.—  (Concl'd.)— 
D.M.&F.  D.lstlne.2i3«,'O5..J&J 
Exten.  48,  19O5    ...            J&J 

•  6O 
•100 

/I  (H 

•127 
•125 

ni5 

•ii'e" 

•100 
•115 

43 

•im" 

•  73 
•106 
•117 

nos 

•1O4 
•102 

ibe" 

•110 

•  40 

•102 
•  45 
•  90 
•110 

•114 

ill  Nil, 

a  87>4 

en 

35 
105 

107 

Connecting  (Puila.)—  1ft,  6s  .  .  M&b 
Consol.  RR.of  Vt—  See  Central  vt 
Cov.&Cin.  Bdg.,l8t,  g.,48.1915.. 
Cumb.&Ohio,No.Div.7s,1899.J&D 
Southern  Div.  7s,  g'd.  1898.  M&S 
Cumb.  &  Penn.lst,g.,58,1921.M&N 
Current  Riv.—  See  K.  C.  Ft.  S.  A  M. 
Dak.  Cent.—  See  Chic.  &  Northw. 
Dak.  &  Gt.  So.—  See  C.  M.  &  St.  P. 
Dallas  &  Waco—  See  Mo.  K.  &  T. 
Dan.  &  Norw.—  See  N.  Y.  N.  H.  &  H. 
Dayton  &  Mich,  cee  Cin.  H.  &  D. 
Dayton  &  W.—  1st  M.,  6s,  1905.J&J 
1st  mort.,  7s,  1905  J&J 

.  98 
•100 

110 
114 
120 
109 

•IOO 
•120 

•142 
•100 
'120 
•115 
100 

t 

Keokuk,ADe»M.,58.l8t,'23.A&O 
Chic.  &  St.  L.—  See  Atch.  T.  &  S.  Fe. 
Chic.8t.L.AN.O.—  SeellllnoisCen. 
Chic.  St.  L.  &  Pitts.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
Chic.St.  .L.&  Pd.—  SeeSt-L.  A.&T.H. 
Ch.  St.  P.AK.C.—  Pr.g.  5s,  '34.  .  J&J 
Chic  St.  Paul  Minn.  &  Omaha- 
Con.  6s,  1930  J&D 

3d  6«  1018  JAD 

118 
121 

Equipment  5s,  19O3,exten.FAA 
Chicago  Burlington  A  Oulncy— 
Consol.  (now  1st)  7s.  I9O3..JAJ 
5s.  sinking  fund,  19O1  AAO 
3s,  debenture,  1913  MAN 
Ss.couv.  deb..!9O3  MAS 
Iowa  Div..  s.  f..  5s,  1919..  ..AAO 
i.f.4i,  1919  AAO 

•103 

• 

118>1 

"os" 

"98" 

Ch.St,  P.&.M.  1st  g.6s,'18.  .MAN 
No.  Wisconsin.  1st  U8.1930..J&J 
St.  P.  Stillwater  A  Tayl's  Falls— 
1st  mort.  7s,  1908  JAJ 
8t  P.  A  8.  City,  1st  g.  6s,'19.  .  A&O 
Hud.  A  Rlv.  F.,  1st  M.  8s,  '08.  J&J 
Sanlt  Ste.  M.  A  Southwest— 
1st  mort,,  5s,  1915  MAN 
(.'hlc.AToniah.—  See  Chic.  A  Nor. 
Chlo.AW.Ind.—  Gen.  g.  6s,'32.O-M 
Istg.  6s,  8.  f.,  1919  M&N 
Chicago  A  West  Michigan- 
General  5s,  1921  .                 J&D 

is'i" 

•100k 

* 

•"oe" 

•  93\ 

•103 
•  871s 
118 
113 

ioe 

08 
•118 
120 
109 
t  

• 

Dayton&  Union—  l8t.7s,1909  J&D 
Income  6s,  due  after  1910..  J&D 
Delaware  — 
Gen.  M.  4H»s,g.,  scr.  A,  1932J&J 
Del.  &  Bound  B'k—  lst,7s,'05.F&A 
Delaware  &  Hudson- 
Pa.  Div.,  7s,  1917  M&S 
Adlr.  Ry.,lst,gu.4128,g.,'42.M&N 
Alb.  &B.,78,lst,  con.,gu.,'06.  A&O 
1st,  6s,  cons.,  gn..g.,  1906.A&O 
Den.  5s,  May  1,  1897 

Denv  Ext.  ,  col.  tr.  4s,  1922  .  FAA 
Sink,  fund  4s.  plain.  1921.  .MAS 
Chic.  A  la.,  col.  tr.  5s.  19O5.FAA 
Kebnuk..                      .-'7...  MAN 
Atch.  A>                       1908.MAS 
Burl.  &  M 
Consol.  6s,  non-ex.,  1918.  JAJ 
4s  (Neb.',  1910  JA-J 
Han.  A  St.  Jo.,  1st  6».  191  1  .MAS 
Lincoln  A  N.  W.,  7s.  191O...JAJ 
Ott  Osw.  A  Fox  R..  8e.  19OO  JAJ 
Repub.  Val.,  1st,  6s.  1919...  JAJ 
Chicago  A  Eastern  Illinois- 
lit  mart.  «s.  19O7,  link,  fd  JAD 
let,  eonsol.  tts.  gold.  1034..  AAO 
Oen.  consul.  1st.  5«.  1937.  .MAN 
D*nT.  A  G.  Ck.  lit  M.  6e.'2O  M  AN 
Ob.  A  I.  C.  Kr.—  1st  5s,  1936.  JAJ 
Okie.  Ft.  Mad.  ADeaMoroea— 
lit  g   5s  1911                          JAJ 

ioe" 

105 
117 

147 

i  •-••-> 

117 
107 

Chic.  A  No.  Mlch..5s,gn.,'31.M&X 
Choc.  Ok.  A  Gulf—  Pr.  1'n,  g.  6s,  '19 
Oen.  M..g.,5«,r.e.,  1919  J&J 
Cln.  A  Bait-  See  B.  A  O.  So'westn. 
Cln.  D.AI      1st  g  gd  58  '41  M&\" 

37Hs 

ii'i" 

107 

112 
124  Hi 
101 

ibo" 

00 
100 

Bluff  Pt.  Land  Imp.  Co.— 
1st  M.,  g.,  guar.,  4s,  1940.J&J 
Chat.  O.  &  I.  KR.,  not  gu.  6s,  '29 
6s,  guar.,  D.  &H.,  1929  
Chateaugay   Ry.,  1st  6s,    »td  , 
Aug.,  19O7  F&A 

74 

•iis" 

•108 
•143 

60 

Cincinnati  Hamilton  &  Dayton  — 
Consol.  S.  F.  7s,  19O5  AAO 

120 
113H) 

ibe" 

103  Hi 
110 

111 

44 

105 
60 
IOO 
114 

113 

•"os" 

•105 

•  M 

•  23 
•  02 
•  07 
60 

•  07 
IM 

•1J-  •'. 

•138  4 
•IM 

•100 

•iao" 

i  

•117 
•108 

•111"* 

M25 
•10«  . 
•117 

Consul,  mort.,  tie,  1905  AAO 
Consol.  3s,  1905  AAO 
General  5s,  gold,  1942  JAD 

Rens.  &  Sarato.,  lst.78,'21.M&N 
Del  Lack.  &  West.—  M.  7s,  '07.  M&S 
Morris  &  Essex,  1st,  7s,  '14.M&N 
Conv.  7s,  1900                      J&J 



•138 
•111 

140 

isg" 

2d  mort,  gold,  4>»s.  1937...  J&J 
Day.  A  Mich.,  1st  5s  g'd  ..1911. 
Cln.Bam.AI.,lst7sg'd,  1903.JAJ 
Oen.  g.  81,  1943  J&D 
C.  I.  St.  L.  A  C.—  See  C.  C.  C.  A  St.  L. 
an.  Laf  .  AChl.-8ee  C.  C.  C.  A  St.  L. 
Cln.  Jack.A  M.—  lst,g.4s,19<>l.J&D 
Cln.  Leb.  A  Nor—  lst,5s,191ti.  J&J 
Cln.  A  Mask.  Val.,  1st  7s.liH*l  J&J 
Cln.  Porta.  A  Va.,l«tg.5s,'25.J&D 
Cln.  Rli-h.A  F.  W.—  lst7sg,'21.I&D 
Cln.  San.AClev.—  SecC.C.C.ASt  L. 
an.  A  rtprlnnfd—  SeeC.C.C.  A  StL. 
ClearfTd  A  Jeff—  1st.  6s.  1927  JAJ 
Clearf.  A  Mahonlng—  See  B.  R.A  P. 
CleTeland  Akron  A  Columbus— 
Gen.  gold  5s.  1927                  MA  - 

7s,  1871-1901  A&O 
7s,  1st,  cou.,  guar,  1915.  J&D 

Okie.  A  Or.  Trunk-lit  g  6a.  10OO 
Hjr.Gr.  Tr..  lit  M..  6s.  1910J  AJ 
2d  M..  g.,  5.,  Jan.  1.  1922..  JAJ 
Chic.  A  f.C.  Ky.-See  Chlc.A  E.I1L 
Chic.  A  Mllw.-See  Cole.  A  N.  W 
Chicago  Milwaukee  A  St.  Paul- 
Gen.,jr.,  4s,  aer.  A.,  1089.  .  .  JAJ 
.lit.Sa.P.D./OS.rAA 
P.  D..  -M  M.,7  3-10*.  1808..  FAA 
K.  D.  .  1  •  t.  $  fold,  7«,  1003  .  .  J  AJ 
R  1)  ..  1-t.  A  fold,  71.1003..  JAJ 
LAM.,  lot  eonv.  7..  1807.  JAJ 
U.ADak..liteoBT.7a,1800JAJ 
Exlru    .1   1008                    JAJ 

•iss" 

•113 

75 

2d,  5s.  e'd,  const'r,  1923.  .  F&A 
3d  M.,  Ter.  4s,  g'd,  1923.  .M&N 
Oswego&  Syr.—  Gu.,5s,'23,M&N 
Consol.  mort.,  7s,  19O7...M&S 
Sy.B.  &N.Y.,Can.78,g'd,'OtiA&O 
Valley,  N.Y.,  1st,  5s,  191  1  ..  F&A 
Warren,  1st,  cou.  7s,  1905.  .M&S 
2d.  now  1st,  7s,  1900A15&O15 
Del.  River  RR.  A  Bridge— 
1st  g'd.  g.,4s,  1936  FAA 
Del.Sus.&S.RR.lst,g.6s.l909A&O 

130 

•101 
•112 



107  Hi 

•110 
*  80 

•  82 
•  75 

55 

111 

84% 
91 

92 

85 

60 

Chlc.AMIlw.,UtM.,7l,19O3  JAJ 
Inc.,  conT.,  i.  f..  5.,  1016.  JAJ 
lit  eons.  pr.  lien  7.,  11MM...JAJ 
Chle.  A  M.  aon*ol.  7..  190ft.  JAJ 
Fargo  A  So.,  f.aa.«M'd.  1034  JAJ 
Dubuqnr  HIT..  1  11,01,  1030JAJ 
South  w.  DlT..  l.t,  6.,  1009..  JAJ 
Dak.AGt  So.,latf.3*.1916.JAJ 
La.  A  D.  DlT..  l.t.  3..  1919.  JAJ 
So.  Minn  .  l.t.*».  1910.  JAJ 
H.  A  l>»«    Kit.,  l.t,  7*.  '10  J*J 
lit  M  3*.  1910  JAJ 

1st  7s,  gold,  19OO  M&N 
Impr,  gold,  5s,  1928  J&D 
l»t,  con.,  g.,  4s,  1936  J&J 
Des  M.  &  F.  D.-rSee  C.  R.  I.  &  Pae. 
De*  M.  &  Minn.—  See  Chic.  &  N.W. 
Del.  G.  Haven  &  Mil.—  Eq.  Os.  1918 
Oon.  mort..  guar.,  Bs,  1918.  .A&O 
Detroit  Lansing  &  Northern— 
1st.  7s.  1907,  trust  receipts.  J&J 
Ionia  A  Laiis  —  1st,  5s,  1899  



Eq.tr.  and  2dM..g.,6s,1930.FAA 
CleTeland  A  Canton- 
lit.  5s,  1917  JAJ 

118 

•kill.  Tr.  Co.  certificates  

•  76 
8 

•  82 

• 

•"92" 

80 

rj 

80 
90 

Equip.  2d  g.  5s,  1917                AO 

its 

100 

W.  A  C.,  1st  g.  5s.  1928  JAD 
Clare.  Cln.  Chle.  A  St.  Louis— 
General  4s.  gold,  1993  JAD 
Cairo  DlT.,  1st  f  .  4s,  1939.  .  .  .  J  AJ 
8tL.DlT.,lstcol.tr.g,4s,'9O.Mi-.N 
White  W.  V.DIv.,l«t,4s.>f.140.JAJ 
C.  W.A  M.  DlT..lst.4i,g.,'91  JAJ 
Spr.A  Col.  DlT.,4s,ist,g.,'40.MA8 
dn.San.ACleT.g.eon.5H,  '28  JAJ 
Ool.  Bpr.  A  Cln.,  1st  7s,  19O1.MA8 
Cln.  Laf.AChlc..  a..7s,1901.MA8 
Ind.  Cln.  A  Laf.,  7s,  1897...  .FAA 
a  I.St  L.  AC.,lst,4s,  g.,'36..0-F 
6*.  eon.,  192O..      ..  MAN 

no 

ISO 

iii-ii..  g.,4i.  Apr  1,  1946.  .A&O 
Detruit&Maok.- 
Prior  lien,  g.,  4s,  1995  J&D 
Mort.  gold,  4s,  1995                J&D 

•  80 
•  60 

•ibo" 

•100 
•100 

ib'i" 

•  25 

i'l's" 

•106% 
108 

l'JII'4 
101s, 
I"'.: 
110 
110 
115 
IOO 

138 
95Hl 
64  H) 
130 
106 
104 

102 
lOU'i 
132Hi 
100 

97 
105 
106 

101 
103 
90 

""i" 

100 
85 

93 
76 

Chic.  A  Pae.  DlT..  6..  191O.  JAJ 
Wr.fn  DlT.,  fold  5..  1921  JAJ 
V  Mo.  KIT.,  lit  5.,  1926JAJ 
Mineral  1-t.  1m-.  .3..  191O..JAJ 
CkM.A  L.  8ap.DlT.jr..3e,'21  JAJ 
WU.  A  Minn.  Mr..  *.  5a,*21  JAJ 
Wla.  Val.  Klv..  lit,  to,  102OJAJ 
lit.  7.,  1000                          JAJ 

I  80 

M 

lift 

10S 

•103 

* 

Detroit  Mac  &  Marq  — 

•100 
•111 

Land  grant.  3H*,  1911  A&O 
Detroit  M.  &  Tol.—  See  L.  S.  &M.  S. 
Duliith  &  Iron  RR.— 
1st,  5s,  1937  A&O 
yd  mort.  6s,  1916                  JAJ 

•110 
•102 
•  97 
•107 

•IO8 
•1O6 

•   10 
•107 
•102 

•103 
•12O 

100 

US'* 

II'JS 



130 
•111 
•117 
•110 

•11*% 

•114 
MOH 

•not. 

•104 

•  i  .  N  > 
•100 

•104  Hi 

»i07" 
•108 

•no 

* 

Terminal  3a.  Rnid'.'ilVl-i  JAJ 
v.A  No..  61.  l.t  M.U'lo.  J  Alt 
6*.  l.t....,.-..:  .  1913  JAD 

112", 

Cincinnati  A  Springfield— 
7s,  C  C.  C  A  I.  19O1         AAO 

112 
111 
73 

120" 

I  mint  li  A  Man.—  See  No.  Pacific. 
Dul.  M.  A  N.,  lit,  g.,  6*.  1922.  JAJ 
2d  con.  M.,  g.,  6s,  1923           JAJ 

7a,gn.L.8.AM.  S.,1901.  AAO 
Peorta  A  Ea*t.  eons.,  4s,'4O.  AAO 
2d  eons.  Income  4s.  199<>.  AIM-  1 
Id.  Blm.A  W.,7i,lst.i>f.,1900.JAJ 

140 

75 
40 

60 
120 

107  >4 

Chic,  .v  S.   Par.  -See  North.  Pae. 
Ok.  A  Ho.  M.-8»eCh.A  WeatMleh. 
flB«t«o  A  Northwestern— 
0-r- 

1st.  g.,  5s,  1928  JAJ 
Dul.8.8h.A  Atl.-lst,«t..5s,'37.J&J 
Dul.  Short  Line—  See  St.  P.  A  Dul. 
Dulii.  Trans.—  1st,  g.,  6s,l!)21J&J 
Dun.  War.  &  P.—  See  N.Y.  C.  &  H.  K. 
Dutches*  Co.—  See  Phi  la.  A  Read. 
East  Ti-nn.  Va.  A  Oa.—  See  So.  Ry. 
East  Shore  Ter.—  l8t,5s,g..'13.FAA 
Eastern  Mass.-«s,  g..  1906  ..MAS 
Eastern  Minn.—  See  St.  P.  M.  A  M. 
Easton  A  Amboy—  lst.5s,'2O.M&N 
Kllzab.  Lex.  A  Big  S.—  See  C.  &  O. 
Klinira  Tort.  A  Nor—  8  <r.  Leh.  Val. 
Klmlra  StateL.     1st  M  7s  '05  AAO 

Cleir.  Col.  Cln.  A  Indianapolis— 
*.  f  7s,  1809                   M&N 

Oca.  em.,  f  ..  7..  op.,  10O3.  JAD 
•Inking  foad  Oa.  ref  ..  1030.  AAO 
5..  On      .7.  AAO 
Sink.  M.  deben.  3«.  1933.M  AN 
36-7ewdab.3a.190B  MAN 
•0-rear  dab.  Sa,  1081  AAO 
-a.  in««l.4a,  192O..  FAA  13 
Iowa  HIT.,  l.t,  4V.  1003...  AAO 
•acan.  A  L.8ap..  l.t.tw.  1  UO1  J  AJ 
De.  M.  A  Minn  .1  .1.7..  19O7.FAA 
Iowa  Mid..  IM  M..  Sa.  1OOO.AAO 
Bio.  A  Mli.M  .t  J/..7*.  1898  JAJ 

WlBona  A'M.  P..3d.7.,l  ttO7.M  AN 
l.tc»t«n..7i.goia.  1010.  JAD 
A  Mad.,  lit,  Oa.  1008..  .MAS 
.*  8t  P.Tfta.  1  900  .  MAS 
North.  111.,  l.t.  ft*.  1910..  ..MAS 
Ma.!....i..  i-    :.t«.7..  1HU.AAO 
Manlr  Kiv..  l.t  M.  7.,  1897.  JAJ 
Sanliflrid  rit..  1  M.  5«.  '22.AAO 
Menomlnf>eext..l.tg.7.,'llJAD 
Mrnomlnee  Rl                       '.JAJ 
KrthwwtUn..  Utf.  7./17.MAS 
Ckli  >Tnail»  lu'lTi.  1M5.MAH 
Dak  .  c.i,:..     -•  e.  Ba.  19O7.  MAS 
CadarR.AM  .l.t7«,l»l«.MAN 
M  mort,  7a.  1000  JAD 
From.  Elk.  A  Mo.  V..6..-33  AAO 

Consol  mort.,  7s,  1014.  ...  J&l) 

Oen.  eon    g    6s   1934          JAJ 

lb-J'4 

Con.  .In..'  fund  7.,  1914  ...J&D 
CleT.  Lor.  A  W.-Oon.tfta.'SS.  AAO 
Oen.  f.  5«,  1036  (when  lss.).JAI) 
Equip   note*  5s  19O2           JAJ 

. 

103 

•IOO 

•  60 
•103 
•118 

* 
• 
• 

CleTeland  Term.  A  Valley— 
l.t  4*.  g    1005                 ...MAN 

70 

".'.'.'.' 

Cler  TTVAW.,  lit.  7s.  1898.  .AAO 
CleT.AMah.Val.-Con.5s.  g.'38J  AJ 
CleT.  A  Marietta—  See  Penn.  RR. 
CleTeland  A  Pitts.—  See  Peun.  Co. 
Oneur  d'Alene  Ry.—  See  Nor.  Pae. 
OoL  Mid.,  lit  gofd.es,  1936...  JAD 
Eag.  Tr.  Co.  Oertfs.  of  Uep.  .  .  . 
Con.  4..JC.  g..  atp-gnar.,  -4O.VAA 
Bag  Tr  Co.  Ortlf..  aiwented.. 

133 

Klralra  &  Wllllainsnort— 
1st,  fls,  conv.  1910  J&J 

ilSHl 

139H> 
142 
96 
65  H* 
136 

Income  5s,  2862        ..           A&O 

Erie—  7s,  1st,  ext.  18U7  MAN 

•130 
•1J3 

1*8 

iio" 

5«,  2d,  ext,  gold,  1919  MAS 
4>ts,  3d,  ext,  gold.  1923.  .  .  .M&S 
5s,  4th,  ext,  gold,  192O  A&O 
4s,  5th,  ext,  gold.  l!»28  JAD 
7s.  1st,  con.  g.,   1920  M&S 
7s.lst.con.,g,fundcon.l920.M&S 
Prior  lieu  g.  4s,  1990  J&J 

•I.".' 

100 
•100 
•133 
•113 

110 
•113 
IM 

;  j.i 
133 

• 

• 

30* 

"so" 

88 
80 

Aspen  8h.  L.—  1st,  g.,  8s.,'19.  JAJ 
Bnsk.Tun.lstM.gtd.g.7s/35.JAJ 
OoL  RlTer  Bridge.  See  I.  A  Gt  No. 
Columbia  A  Or.—  See  Southern  Ry. 
OoL  A  C.  Mid.—  See  Bait  A  Ohio. 
OoL  New.  A  L.-lstg.6a,1087JAJ 
Columbus  Hocklnir  Valley  A  T.- 
Cons.  g   5*  1931                   MAS 

•  60 
•  50 

• 

Gen.  Urn  g.  3-ls,  lt't*6  J&J 

Buff.  N.Y.&  E..  1st,  7s.  1016  J&D 
Buff.  &  So.  W.,  l»t.Us,iMi»03..J&.I 
Jeff.  RR.,lst.5s,gii.,g.,'09.AAO 
Chic  A  Atlantic  TITIU.  — 
lit  M.,  g.,  5s,  1918        ...J&J 
Ch.  A  Erie,  5s,  1st,  g..  1982  M&N 
Long  Dock,  6s,  con.,  g.,  1935  A&O 
Newb.  A  N.Y..  1st,  5s,  1929.J&J 
N.  Y.  L.  E.  A  W.  C.  A  RR.— 
1st,  6s,  cur.,  euar,  1922..  M&N 
N.  Y.  L.  E.  A  W.  D.  at  I.  Co.— 
1st,  6s.  cur.,  1913  J&J 



•  88 
•  85 
•  63 
•1O2 
•112 
•1O4 
•115 
•  95 
•  83 
•  90 

•"is" 

• 

•'So" 
*  65 

101 
121 
102  Hi 

ibs" 

103 

105 
HO 

105 



Oen.  6«  gold  1»«4          .  .J&I) 

127 
100  >t 

131 

Oen.  Lien  4s,  199O  
Col.  A  Hock.  V.,  1st,  7s/97.  .  AAO 
Ool.  A  Toledo,  l.t.  7s,  19O5.  .  FAA 
3d  mort.  7i,  19OO        ...MAS 





MMU  CM?  A  £••.,•»,  1st,  -08  JAJ 

V    vankee  Lake  *nnr*  A  Wn- 
Coo.  l.t  •*.  «..!.!.  1021       MAN 
Mien.  DlT..  lit  f.  Oa.  1034  JAJ 

DMT.**.,  '-.'..':"•••-.'  '..>AA 
E«t.Aui,|.  ..  f  .„•    -.-.::•_••  i  .1  \ 
iDcomea.  0*.  1911  MAN 

U»BMtt..f.4a.  lit.  ''  ..  ~.JAJ 
3d  mort.  Inc.  g.  4.,  1O43.  Jan.  1 

latM-Om.  1917,e««p  .       ''".i.t.i 
Extra,  and  eol.3«.  1934  JAJ 
1  Mmvrdobii..3<i.  1921  MAS 
Chle,  A-                        '99...  MAN 
D«aM.AFtD..l.t4s,  19<>5    JAJ 

lOQiu 

•190 
•125 
•133 

•ii'i" 

•  45 

•  10 

•131 
•104   i 
•  02 
•106 
•  S3 

OhloA  W.  Va.,lst.7s.l910.MAN 
Oar  trout  s.  f.g..  6s,  19O4...  <>J 
Ohio  Land  A  Ry.,g.«s,  1914.JAJ 
WalU.AJack.,lst6s.g..g-d.  1915 

120 

"ss" 

105 

90 
20 
10 

80" 

ii'i" 
ii'i" 

5« 

10 

Susp.  Bridirn  &  Krle  Junct— 
1st  g'd  7s    19OO                   J&J 

OolumhiisSnniinskv  *  Hocking— 
lit  mort..  5s.  gold.  19OO...AAO 
Gen.  mort,.  2Hi-4s.  g.,  1946  .  J.«J 
Income  4s,  g.,  1945  FAA 
Zanr.T.  Ter.  1st,  g.,.X194O  JAJ 
Col.  Ter*  Tr.Po.-5s.  1943.MA8 
Col.  Connect.  ATer—  Sri-  Norf.&W. 
Conconl  *  Mont.—  Is.  1920...  JAn 
B.C.  AM.,linp.«»«.  1!>11  JAJ 
Conn.  A  Passuiu.—  lst.K.4s,'43AAO 
New.  ARH-lL.BM.V..  1911.  J*J 
Conn.  Rlvor—  <iold  4s,  1943..  MAS 
Scrip.  4«.  1903  JAJ 

Erie  &  Plttslmrg— 
Con.  M.,  7s,  1-98  J&J 
Equipment,  7s,  1900       A&O 

65 
10 

78" 

Gen.  M.,  g..  guar,  4s,  1940  J&J 
Eceanaha  A  L.  Sn.—  See  Chi.  A  N.  W. 
Eun-k:i  Springs.  Ry.— 
1st,  (Is,*.,  1933  F&A 
2d  Income  6s,  1933           ..Feb.  1 

Evansvllln&  Indiana— 
Ter.H.&S'east,  l8t,7s,190ft.M&S 
Ev.  A  In..  Ist.g.,  g'd  6s.  '24  J&J 
Consol.,  g.,  g'd,  Bs,  1920  ..J&J 
Evans.  Rock.  &  E.—  See  L.E.ASt.L. 

I  Lost  .ale.       •  Flat  price. 


In  lx>ndon. 


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[VOL.  LXIV 


Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bonda. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bonda. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Evansvillo  &  Terre  Haute— 
l§t,  con.,  i?.,  6s,  1921  J&J 
1st,  gen.  5s,  gold,  1942  A&O 
Mt.  Veruon,  1st,  6s,  g.,  '23..  A&O 
Sul.  Co.  Br.,  1st,  g..  5»,  1930.  A&O 
E  T.  H.&Chio.-l8t,6s,g.,19OOM&N 
2d  6a  gold   19OO             .       .J&J 

•108i4 
•  80 

• 

Ill 
95 
102 
80 

[nd.  Dec.  &Sp.—  1st,  7s,  19O6.A&O 
Trust  receipts,  stamped  
Ind.  Deo.  &  Western— 
1st  g.,  58,  1935  J&J 
Ind.  111.  &  la.—  1st,  4s.  1939.  .  .J&D 
1st  ext.,  g.,  5s,  1943  
Indiana  &  Lake  Michigan— 
1st  M.,  g.,  5s,  1939  M&S 
Ind.  &  St.  L.—  1st,  7s,  1919  Var 
Ind.  Uu.—  1st,  4>«8.  1926  M&N 
Ind.  &  Vln.—  1st,  7s,  1908  F&A 
2d  mort.,  6s,  g.,  gu.,  1900..  M&N 
International  &  Gt.  Northern— 
1st  6s  1919                            M&N 

•"is" 

•  55 

•110 

80 

•  22 
•  17 

•103ij 

100 
30 
t3 

12 
115 

90 
26 
22 

-  27  . 

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•  92 

•iiz'i" 

•  90 

•118 
•102 

•115 

'.  71 

*  95 
*  96 
•  92 
•127ia 

* 

•"75" 

•  95 

•11R 
*108 
•100 

* 

103 

ibo' 

85 

126" 
105 

'73" 
25 

"9"6is 

95 
60 
1OO 
40 
65 

100 

50 

108 

87 
65 

lib" 

98 

68 
22 
80 
65 

120 

lstg.5»,  19OO  J&J 
Gen.  mort.  5s,  1935.       ..  .A&O 

Lima  North.—  lat.  g.,  58.1945.  A&O 
Lincoln  &  No'westu—  See  C.  B.  &  Q 
Litch.Car.&W.—  lst,6s,g.,'16.J&J 
Little  Miami- 
Renewal  5s,  1912                  M&N 

•102 
•103 
•  95 

* 

* 
* 

100% 
10O>a 

Income  68,  1920  MAN 

Fairm'nt  Morgaustown  A  Plttnb. 

100 

95 
25 

102 
102>» 
104% 

Little  Rock  &  Ft.  8.— 
1st,  7s,  1905  J&J 

Far«'o  *  So.—  See  Ohio.  M.  &  St.  P. 
F.  Ft-W.  &  W.,lst,  g,  5s,  1915.  .JAJ 
Income,  5s,  1945  JAJ 
Fltohburg— 

L.Rock&Mem.—  lst,5s,1937.M&8 
Engraved  Trust  Co.  certificates 
Long  Br.  &  Sea  8h.—  See  C.  of  N.  J 
Long  Dock—  See  Eric. 
Long  Island  — 

2d'4"a^5s,  1909  M&8 

3d,  4s,  gold,  1921  M&S 
Colorado  River  Bridge— 
IstM.  7s,  1920  M&N 
Iowa  Cent'l—  1st,  g.,  5s,  1938.J&1) 
Kettusbi'rg  Br.,lst,68,1925.  J&D 
Iowa  Falls  &S.  C.—  lst,7s,'17.A&O 
Iowa  Midland—  See  Culo.  &  N.  W. 
Jacksonville  &  St.  Louis- 
cons.,  g.,  5s,  1925,  when  iss.A&O 

1st,  7s,  1898  M&N 

5s  1903                       J&D 

2d  mortgage,  78,  1918  F&A 
1st,  consol.,  g.,  5«,  1931  0-, 
Gen.  mort.,  g.,  4s,  1938      .  .T&L 

•120 
•118 
•  75 

126" 

5s  1908                                    Mi!t> 

108 

liii'i 
"98" 

4>i,  1897  M&S 
4>S8  1914          M&N 



Met.  Ferry-lst,  5s,  1937.  ..M-N 
Ferry,  Ist,4ia8,cou.g.,  1922.M&S 
4s,  gold,  193*  J&D 

•100 

•  K5 
-  84 

*""" 

89" 

48,  1905  J&D 
4s  1907                                    A&O 

101 
101  Hi 

4s  1915 

101% 

Debenture  gold  5s,  1934.  ..J&D 
N.  8h.  Br.,  1st,  con.  5s,  g.,'32.6-J 
N.Y.  &R'k'y—  lac  7s,  1901.  A&O 
N.Y.&  R.B.—  lst,g.,58,1927.M&8 
2d  mort..  Inc.,  1927  
N.Y.Bklyn.&M.B.,l8t,g.,5s,1935 
Brook.&Mou.,lst,g.68,1911M&S 
1st,  5s,  1911  M&S 

ibo" 

90 

4s*  July  1   1916 

Cheshire    68,1898  

102 
•114 
•  84 

-"78" 

*• 

i'ie" 

85 

110% 
82 

Income  4s,  1935,  when  iss.  ..I&J 
Jack.&So.East.—  lat  6s,  '  10  .J&J 
Jaek.St  Aug  &Ind.R.Os,1918.F&A 
Jack.T.&KeyW.-lst,6s,g.,'14.J&J 
Con.  M.  6s,  1940  M&b 
Jacksonville  Terminal  — 
1st  M.,5s,g.,g'(l,July  1.1939.J&J 
James  Rlv.  Valley—  See  Nor.  Pac. 
Jefferson—  See  Erie. 
Jeff.  Mad.  &  Ind.—  See  P.  O.C.&  St.L 
Joliet&N.Ind.—  1st  M.  7s,  1907... 
Junct!on(Phila.)—  2d,6s,1900.A&O 
1st  4!a8  1907    J&J 

Flint  &P.Marq.,l8tM.g.6s,'20A<<;O 
iHt,  con.,  gold,  5s,  1939.  ...M&N 
Holly  Wayne  *  Monroe  RR.— 
1st  8s  Jan  1901      .  J<&J 

•  35 

•ll'i" 
•104 
•  92 
•112 
•100 

•110 

*  95 
*  99 
•  90 

* 

421* 
112i« 

i'ie" 

105 

ibo" 

Port  Huron  Dlv.,  g,  5s,  1939... 
Construction  7s,  1899  A&O 
Fli  rlda  Central  A  Peninsula  — 

2d,  5s,  1938                           J&D 

*  98 
*  95 
a  7714 
•   60 

*  45 
•101 

*  52 

» 

102 

"77  i« 
75 

65 

110 

56ifl 

L.I.City&F.—  l8t,6s,1911.M&N 
2d5a,1937  M&N 

1st',  *  g.  ext.'Ss,  gold,  i930..J&J 
1st,  con.  5s,  gold,  1943  .I.v.l 
So.  Bound,  1st  g.,  58,1941.  A&O. 
Florida  Southern— 
IstM.,  g,  g'd,  3V4s,  1945..J&J 
Ft.St.Un.Den.Co.—  4i28,g.,'41.J&J 
Ft.  Smith  &  V  .B.B.—  See  St.L  &  S.  F 
Ft.  Worth  &  Den.  C.—  lst,g.,«8,1921 

N.Y.BayExt.R.,l8t,5s,g.,'43.J&J 
Mon.Cx.BB.lst  M.gu.58,'45.  J&J 
Louisiana  &  Mo.  Riv.—  See  Chi.  &  A 
La.  Western—  1st,  (is,  1921.       J&J 

Kalamaz.Al.&G.R.—  SeeL.S.&M.S 
Kauaw.  &  Mich.—  See  Tol.  &  O.  C. 
Kansas  City  &  Atlantio- 
1st  6s  g  1913 

Loulsv.  Cin.  &  Lex.  —See  L.  &  N. 
Louisville  Ev.  &  St.  L.— 
Receiver's  certa.,  6s,  189G.M&N 
1st  6s  1926                            A&O 

101 
95 
75 
73 
40 
11 

Kansas  C.  Belt—  1st,  6s,  191  6..  J&J 
Kan.C.Clintou&Sp.—  lst,5s,1925 
Pleas.  Hill  &  De  Boto,  1st,  7s  '07 
Kan.  City  Ft.  Seott  &  Memphis— 
1st,  6s,  1928         .   .     ..        M&N 

•104 
50 
95 

80 
50 
•100 
•102 
108 
95 
•  97 

66 
18 
70 
•  45 

118 
105 
105 

E.  R.  &  E.Div.,l8t,6s,  1921.J&.I 
H.  T.  C.  &  C.,  1st,  6s,  1927.  .  .A&O 
2d  mort.,  2-6s,  gold,  1936    

Ft.  w!  &  R.  G.—  1st,  5s,  g.,  1928.  j&j 
Foxbury  Br.—  See  Pitt.  &  West. 
Fre.  Elk  &  Mo.  Rlv.—  See  C.  &  N.  W 
Gainesville  Jeff.  &  Southern— 
1st,  7s,  1911  J&J 
Galv.  Harrisb'g  &  San  Antonio  — 
1st  6s  gold  1910.                 F&A 

* 

48 

75 
108 

"si" 

101 

* 

•10O 
•  95i« 
•  89 
•  79 

'  P9% 
•  81i« 
•104 

*  48 

*  78 
*   93 
•102 
•108 
•105 
•  97 

t 

•106 

* 

•i'bi" 

•106 
•  38 

*  96>4 
*  84 

•106 
•  95 

•110 

Consol.  g.,  5s,  1939,  certifs..  J&J 
Gen.,  gold,  4s,  1943  M&h 
Venice&Car..  1st  M.,6s,1900J&D 
1st  mort  ,  6s,  1902  J&D 

•  30 

•  7 
•100 
•100 

*  82 

•104 
U04 
•118 
•102 
•112 
•116 
100 
127 

mo 

•110 

•ii'i" 

•104 
•106 
•116 
*  55 
•111 
(106 
'100 
•  92ia 
•  95 
•  7913 
*  95 
•100 
•  80 
*  87 

•112 
•  80 
•  41 
•105 
*  65 

Current  Riv.,  1st,  5s,  1927..A&0 
Rich  Hill  RR.,  1st,  7s,  1910.M&S 
Mem.K.&Col.lstM.7s,1910.M&b 
K.C.Ft.8.&G.,  1st,  7s,  1908.  ..J&D 
K.C.&M.R.&  B.,ls,5s,g.,'29.  .  .A&O 
Kan  &  Mo.  1st  M.  5s,  1922    

Louisville  Henderson  &  St.  L.— 
1st  mort,  g.,  5s,  1946  JiJ 
Louisville  &  Jefferson  Bridge  — 
Guaranteed  gold  4s,  1945..  M&S 
I/ouisville  &  Nashville  — 
Cousol.  1st  7s  1898              A&O 

86 
84 

2dmort.  7s  1905              .    J*D 

Mex.  &  P.  Dlv.,  l8t,5s,1931.M&N 
Gal.  HOUS.&  Hen.—  1st,  5s,'13.A&O 
Georgia  &  Alabama  — 
Istprtf.,  K.,  58.1945  
1st  con.  M.,  g.,  5s,  1945  J&J 
Geo.  Cr.  &  Cunib.—  1st,  6s,'09.  A&O 
Geor.  Mid.—  1  stM.,g.  3s,  1946  .A&O 
Georgia  Pacific—  See  Southern  Ry 
Georg.lar.&N.—  lst,5s,g.,'29.J&J 
Ga  So  &  Fl      1st  g    5s  1945  J&J 

Kansas  City  Memphis  &  Bir.  — 
Gen  3s,  1934                       M&S 

Cecilian  Br.,7s,  1907  M&8 
N.  O.  &  Mobile  1st,  6s,  1930..J&J 
2d.  6s,  1930  J&J 

'52" 

82 
95 
103 

Blr.  equip.,  6s,  g.,  gu.,  1903.  M&S 
Kan.  C.  &N.W.lstM.  58.1933.J&J 
Kan.  C.  &  Omaha—  See  St.  J.  &  Q  .  I. 
Kan.  City  &  Pac.—  See  M.  K.  &  T. 
K.  C.  St.  J  &  C.  B.—  M.  7s,  1907.J&J 
Nodaway  Val.,  lst,7s,  1920.J&D 
Tarkio  Val.,  1st  M.  78,1920.  J&D 
Kan.  C.  &  So.W'n.—  SeeSt.L  &S.  F. 
Kan.  C.  Pitts.  &  Gulf—  1st,  5s.A&O 
Kan.  C.  Sub.  Belt—  1st,  6s,'20.  J&D 
Con.  Term.  1st,  g.,  5s,  1922.J&J 
Kan.  C.  Union  Ter.,5s,1923.F&A 
Kan.  C.  &  Ind.  Air  L.,  5s,'22.M&8 
Kan.  C.  Wat.  &  Gulf— 
1st  M.,  g.,  .5s,  Jan.  1.  1930...  J&J 
Kansas  Mid.—  See  St.  L.  &  S.  F. 
Kansas  Pacific—  See  Union  Pac 
Keitbsburg  Br.  —  See  Iowa  Cent. 
Kentucky  Central—  See  L.  &N. 
Ken.  &  Ind.  Bd.—  lst,g.,58,'ll.M&8 
2d  M.,  gold,  5s,  1919  A&O 
Term.,  gold,  5s,  1916  J&D 
New  Albany  Belt  &  Terminal— 
1st  M.,  gold,  6s,  1920  J&D 
Keokuk  &  Des  M.—  See  C.  R.  I.  &  P. 
Keokuk  &  Ham.  Bridge— 
1st  M.  8s,  1899  A&O 
Kuoxv.  &  Ohio—  See  Southern  Ry. 
Lake  E.  &  West.—  1st,  g.,  5s,'37.  J&J 
2d,  g.,  5s,  1941.                       J&J 

ibs" 

113 

117i« 

E.  H.  &N.  1st,  6s,  1919  J&D 
Gen.  mort.,  6s,  1930              J&D 

Lou.  J.  &Lex.—  1st,  7s,  1897.J&J 
2d  mort.,  7s  1907               A&O 

Hal  RR.  &  Banking  Co.,  6s,  1897.. 
6s,Jan.  1,1910  J&J 
68,Jan.  1,  1922  J&J 
let  5s  Jan  1   1922                  J&J 

128 
115 
114 

i'ie  ' 

109" 

110 
93 
97 
80 

Meiu.&O.,8tl.M.,78,g.,'01..J&D 
Louis.  Ry.  T.  Co.,  lst,8s,'01.M&> 
M.Clarksv.&L,  stl.68,  g.,'02.F&A 
Maysv.&  Lex.lstM.7s,1906.J&J 
L.&N.,  Mob.&Mont.4i2s,'45.M&S 
PensacolaDiv.,  lst,6s,  1920.M&b 
St.  Louis  Div.,  1st,  6s,  1921.  M&S 
2d,  3s,  1980      ..                  M&S 

70 
100 
92 

Gettysburg  &  Har.  Ry.— 
Cons.  5s,  g.  g'd,  1926  A&O 
Grand  Rapids  &  Ind.  — 
1st,  1.  g.,  s.  t.  g'd,  7s,  g.,  '99,  J&J 
1st  mort,  7s,  1.  g.,  g.,  not  gu.  A&O 
lstM.g,7s,notl.  g.,  1899..  A&O 
Exten.  1st,  g,  4>s,  1941  JAJ 
Muskegon  Dlv.,  g,  5s,  1926.  J&J 
Gr.  Rap.  L.  &  D.—  See  Det.  L.  &  No. 
Great  No.  -  Col.tr.  4s,  g..  1902.M&8 
Greenwood  Anderson  &  West.  — 
IstM.,  g.,  5s,  1936  J&J 
Han.  &  St.  Jo.—  See  C.  B.  &  Q. 
Harrisb.  P.,  A  c.—  1st,  4s,  1913.  J&J 
Hart.  &  Conn.  West—  5s,  1903.  J&J 
Hel.  &  Red  Mt.—  See  Nor.  Pacific. 
Henderson  Bridge  Co.  — 
IstM.,  gold,  6s,  1931.      ..  M&8 

98 

M 

( 

alOl 

*  99 
•  35 

•114 
•102i4 
•103% 

•105 

•ibe" 

•114 
•11812 

•117 
•114 

•  80 
*  90 

•ibo" 
•100 

•100 

•103 
•102 

•i'li" 

•  98 

92 
60 

100 
35 
80 

40 

72 

116 
104 
105 

Nash.  &  Dec.,  1st,  7s,  1900..  J&J 
So.  &No.  Ala.*.,  guar.  6s,  1903  .  . 
S.  F.,63,  1910  M&N 
Cons,  mort.,  guar.,  5s,  193(i... 
50-year,  gold,  5s,  1937  M&N 
Unified  4s,  gold,  1940           J&J 

108 
43 

97 

85 

Pensa.  &  Atl.,  Ist6s,  gu.,'21  .F&A 
Col.tr.,  gold,  5s,  1931  M&N 
Nas.F.&8.,l8t,gu.,g.,5s,'37.F&A 
Ky.  Cent.,  4s,  gold,  1987  J&J 
Louisville  N.  A.  &  Chicago— 
1st,  6s,  1910.                             J&J 

90 

115 
85 

Con.  mort.,  6s,  1916  A&O 
Gen.  M.,  g.,  5s,  1940,  certs.M&N 
O.  &  I.  Div.,  6s,  gold,  1911..F&A 

Hot  Spr  RR     let  g    5s  '33  M&N 

90 
55 

Housatonic—  See  N.  Y.  N.  Hi  &  H. 
Houst.E&W.T.—  lst,5s,g.,'33.M&N 
Houston  &  Texas  Central  — 
1st,  Waco  &  Nor.,  7s,  1903.  ..J&J 
1st,  1.  g..  g.,  5s,  1937  J&J 
Consol..  1.  g.,  gold.  6s,  1912.A&O 
Debenture  6s,  1897  A&O 

•  46 

•125 
•108 

* 

-"90" 
'    85 
'  64 

•103 
•  97 
•106 

•111 
(100 

•too 

No.  Ohio,  1st,  guar.,  g.,  5s,  1945 
Lake  Shore  &  Michigan  So.  — 
Buff.  &  E.,  new  b.,  M.  7s,'98.A&O 
Det.  Mon.  &  fol.—  lst,7s,'06.F&A 
Lake  Shore  Div.,  7s,  1899.  .  .A&O 
Lakes.,  cons.  1st,  7s,  1900...  J&J 
Cons.  2d,  7s,  1903.    ..        J&D 

Mahouiug  Coal—  See  L.  S.  &  M.  S. 
Maine  Central- 
Mortgage  7s,  1898                  J&J 

103is 

is'o" 
ibo" 

105% 

105 
132" 

102" 

109 
105 
100 

ibs" 

Exteu.  bonds,  6s,  g.,  1900.  .  .A&O 
Cons    7s  1912                        A&O 

Debent  ure  4s,  1897  A&O 

Knox.  &  Line.,  1st  M.,  Pen.  Sh. 
line,  4s,  1920  F&A 
2d,  5s,  Feb.  1,  1921  
Cons  4s  Apr  1   1912           A&O 

Gen.,  gold,  4s,  1921  A&O 
Hud.  &  Riv.  F.—  See  Ch.  St.  P.M.&O. 
Huntingdon  &  Broad  Top.  — 
1st.  g.,4s,  Sept.  30,  1920...  A&O 
2d  mort.,  4s,  gold,  1925  F&A 
Cons.  mort.  5s,  g.,  1925  A&O 
Illinois  Central- 
ist, gold,  4s,  1951                   J&J 

119 



Mahon.  C.  RR.—  lst,5s,  1934.J&J 
Kal.  A.  &Gr.  R.—  1st,  5s,  '38.J&J 
Leaven  worth  Term.  Ry  &  Bridge— 
1st  M..  gold,  5s,  1923  J&J 
Lehtgu  &  Hudson— 
1st  mortgage,  g.,  5s,  1911...  J&J 
2dM.  5s,1917  J&J 
Warwick  Val.-  1st  6s,  1900A&O 
2d  6s,  1912                           A&O 

90 

100 
94 

Cons.,  4138,  Apr.  1,  1912..  ..A&O 
4^8,  gold,  Feb.,  1905    

107 

Hereford  Railway— 
IstM.,  guar.,  4s,  1930...  M&N 
Upper  Coos,  l8t4!2S,  1930.  M&N 
Eur.&N.A.,4s,gold,1933...J&J 
Manchester  &  Augusta— 
1st,  5s,  1943  J&J 
Man.  So'w'n.  Col.—  5s,g.,  1934.J&D 
Mar.  &  N.  Ga.—  1st,  6s,  g.,  'll.J&.T 
Consol.  6s,  1937  J&J 

95 
107 
103 

-102 

*  1"" 

100 
108 
04 

108 

25' 
4 

103" 

ibi" 

Gold.  S^sx,  1951  I&J 
Col.  tr.,  gold,  4s,  1952  A&O 
Col.  Tr.,  gold,  4s,  1953  M&N 
Col.  Tr.  2-10  gold,  48,  1904.  J&J 
Cairo  Bridge,  4s,  g.,  1950.  .  .  J&D 
Springfield  Div.,  6s,  1898.  ..J&J 
Middle  Div.,  reg.  5s,  1921..  F&A 
Sterling  S.  F.,  5s,  g.,  1903..  A&O 
Sterling,  gen.  M.,  5s,  g.,'05.  J&D 
St.  L.  Div.,  g.,  3s,  1951  J&J 
Chi.  St.  L.  &N.  O.,  l8t,ln.7s,'97 
1st,  con.,  7s,  1897  M&N 
2d  M  ,  6s,  1807  J&D 
Cons,  g  ,  5s,  1951                J&D 

Wawayanda  Valley-6s,  1900J&J 
Lehigh  Valley— 
1st,  6s,  1898                              J&D 

105" 
123 

ibo" 

W 

12134 

102  is 
122 

*  96 
•100 
•110 

KM 
107 

•102" 

no2 

•i'lfis 
•100 

•10112 

103% 
•100 
•HO 
^100 

•"85" 

104 
104 

i'o'e  " 

110 
94 

Con.  M.,  sterl.,  6s,  g.,  1897.  .J&D 
Con.  M.,6s,ann".  J&D 
Con.  M.,6s,  R.,  gold,  1923.  .J&D 
Con.  M.,  4138,  C.,  1923  J&D 
Con.  M.,  4128,  ann  J&D 
2d,  M.,  7s,  1910  M&f 
Car  trusts,  g.,  5s,  1897  to  1906.  .  . 
Middlesex  Val.l8t,g.,5s,'42.M&N 
Pa.  &  S.  Y.O'ual.lst,7s,1906.J&D 
Con.  M.,  5s,  1939                 A&O 

Marq.  H.&  O.—  Mort.,6s,1925  .  A&O 
Maysv.&Lex.  —  See  LOUISV.&  Nash. 
McK'sport&B.  V.—  See  P.  MoK.&Y. 
Memphis  &  Charleston— 
IstM.,  g.,  78,1915  1.t.l 
2d  mort.,  7s,  exten.,  1915  ..  .J&J 
1st  cons.,  renii.  lien,  g.,7s,  191.  V 
1st  cousol.,  g.,  7s,  1915  J&J 
Gen.  gold  6s,  1924.    .   I&.I 

107 

104 
104 

104 
87 
2ft 

86 
LO 
6 

"76" 

103 
«   45 

'     7 

67 

Hi 
8 

00 

05 
47 
9 

129 
*  95 
*  f-0 
•121 
107 
*  91! 
100 

"sia" 

96i2 
90 
101 
109% 



Mem.  Div.,  1st,  4s,  g.,  1951  .J&D 
Western  lines,  g.,48,  1951..  F*A 
St.  Louis  Alton  &  Terre  Haute— 
1st  and  term.,  g.,  5s,  1914.  J&D 
Bell.  &  S.  11.  ex.  g.,4"28,'97A&O 
Bellev.&Car.,lst,6s,1923  J&D 
Ch.  St.  L.&Pad.,lst,g.,58.1917 
2d  M.  income,  g.,5s.,  1917  .M&S 
St.  L.  South.,lst,g.,  48,'31.M&S 
2d,inc.,non-cum.^s,'31.M&S 
1st  con.  g.,  5s,  1939  M&S 
Carb.&Sljaw.,lst,g.,4s,'32.M&S 
Ind.  Bloom.  &Wn.—  See  Peoria  &E. 
Ind.  Cin.  &Laf.—  SeeC.C.C.  &  St.L. 

102 

Con.  M.,  4s,  1939  A&O 
Cons.,  4ij8,  1939  A&O 
Kl  mini  Cortland  &  Northern— 
1st  pref.,g.,6s,Apr.l,  1914.  A&O 
IstM.,  g.,  58,1914  A&O 
OauastotaNor.,  lst,6s,  '06.J&J 
LehiKh  &  N.  Y.,  let  g.  4s,  1945 
Leh.V.Coal,l8t,58,g.,gu.,'33..I&J 
Snow  Shoe,  1st  M.,  5»,  1910  J&J 
Leh.V.Ry.ofN.Y..lst,41a8,g.,'40 
Leh  V  .Ter.,lst,g.,gu.,58,'41.A&O 
Lehigh  &  WilkesB.—  See  Cent.  N.  J  . 
jOroy  &  Caney  Val.—  See  Mo.  Pao. 

Merchants'  Br.—  See  St.L.Mcr.Tur. 
Mex.  Cent.  —I  onsol.4s,  1911.  ..l&.l 
1st,  con.,  inc.  3s,  1939            ,!ulv 

101  ig 

lie 

103 

100 
108 
95 
97 

2d,  con.,  inc.  3s,  1939  July 

1st  mort.  (7)  4s,  1911  July 
Mexican  Indust.  RR.— 
1st,  g.,  6s,  Jan.  1,  1926  J&J 
Mex.  Int.—  1st,  4s,  gold,  1942.M&S 
Mex.  Nat.— 
1st,  6s,  1927  J&D 
2d.  A,  i  n  c.i  is,  '17,  o'p'n  stpil.  .M  .V-  - 
2dM..8er.B,ino.  (is.  1917.  ..Apr 

•  80 
80 

'Flat  price.                   J  In  London,                          a  In  Amsterdam. 

JAXI-AKY,  1897.J 


RAILROAD    BONDS. 


ll-.ll.l-. 

Bid. 

-k. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

He*.  NorUTQ-lAtM..  (..&»,  1910. 
Michigan  Central— 
Conaol.  7«,  19O2  MAN 

95 

113 
LM 

11.: 
102 
103 
110 
110 
-•> 

00 

6i" 

20 

ewport  &  Cincinnati  Bridge— 
4J«8,  g.,  K'd,  1945  JAJ 
ewp.  «  Rlcli.—  See  Conn.  &  Pass, 
ew  River  B'dge—  See  Cues.  A  Ohio 
.Y.  B.&  M.  Ben.—  See  Lou*  Island. 
.Y.BayExt.RR.—  See  Long  III. 
.Y.&Can.—  je.M.,6s.ir..-04..M&N 
Deb.  g.,4»«8,guar.  1904.  ...MAN 
ew  York  Central  &  Hud.  KIT.— 
lit.  coupon,  7s,  1903              J&J 

'1071s 
1108 

Northern  Central  —  (Concluded.)— 
Con.  G.  M.,  44s,  E,  1925.  ..A&O 
Mort.bds.,58,  1920,  ser.  A.  ..J&J 
Mortgage  bouds,  5s,  Ser.  B,  1926 

108 
114 
113 



112 

Consol  5s  19O2                     MAN 

fta.  coupon,  1931      >l,v- 

Mortgage  4*.  194O                   J  .V  J 

Northern  New  Jersey— 
1st  6s,  1917  JAJ 
ortheru  Ohio—  See  L.  E.  &  West. 
Northern  Pacific— 
General  1st  M.,  6s,  1921....  J&J 

116 
116 

Iti8 

J  L.  Asag.,  1st  «xt.58  19O1 

Deu  A  B.  C.,  1st,  8a.  1902..  M&N 
Dft.AU.i'.   Bridge,  8s,  19O3   .. 
Bay  C.AB.C.  l«t>l..>c..»*,'89  JAD 
Bmt                                             .l.vl> 
Grand  Kin-r,  l.-t.  •;-.  19O9..MAS 
Kaliu.  A  s  11..  1st,  on.  l;i:i;».M*.V 
Middlesex  Valley—  S«e  Leh.  Val. 
Midland  at  N.  J.-St-e  N.  Y.  S.  A  W. 
Mtdlan.1  T.Tiuioal— 
K'luip    notes,  1897-8             FA  A 

'120i« 
'105ia 
'104>a 
•101 

'101'4 

!114 
'HOHi 
•100 
•107 
•10314 
•105 

•"96" 
115 
110 
105 

105 
118i« 
102 
108 
130 
100 
116>* 
114 
108 

ibo" 

103>s 
90 

101 
135>a 

106 

114 

114 

116 
110 

too 

100 
120 
107 

110 

1".V, 

1  ".-.Hi 

1301, 

no 

105  >• 

lom 

108 

88  "t 

102 
0f 

98 

lOiSi 

;102<» 

•"72«i 

;  92 

•ii's" 

121 
106 
054 

02" 
17 

O7>4 

95" 
09" 
2  iii 

17  \ 

O3'e 
00 

104 

t..'- 

Debenture  5s.  1884-19O4...JKV-S 
58,1889-1904  M&S 

113 
112 

100 

>  98 
•  95 
•  50 
'  76 

>  90 

•134>* 
115 
11" 
•  9U4 

•120 

• 

2"%" 

j.. 
,..  ; 
n 

25 

06" 
06 

»l\ 

Gen.  2d  M.,  6s,  1933,  certs,  ass'd 
Gen.  3d  M.,  6s,  1937,  certs.  a»<'d 
Con.  M.,  g.,  5s,  1989,  certs,  ae'd. 
DiTidend  scrip,  ext.  68.1907.J&J 
Col.  tr.,  g.,  6s,  1898,  J.P.M.  certs. 
Mo.  DiT..  6s,  1919  M&N 
James  Riv  .  Val.,lst,g.,6s'36.J&J 
Spokane  &  Pal.,1  st,6s,1936.  M&N 
Helena&RedMt,lst,6s,137.M&S 
Dul.&Mau.,lst,68,  stp'dcp.J&J 
Eng.  Tr.  Co.  oertfs.  stamped.  .  . 
Daft.Ex.,lst,8.f.,6s,8tp.cp.J&D 
Eng.  Tr.  Co.  certfs,  stamped.  .  . 
No.Pac.&Mon.,lst,6s,'38..M&S 
Eng.  Tr.  Co.  oertifs    .  . 





4s,  1890-19O5..                     J&D 

Debt  cert8.,4«,  «.,  19O5,  ext.M&N 
Sterling  mort.,  6s,  g.,  19O3.  .J&J 
N.Y.A  Bar-m  1st.  7s.  inoO.M&Ni 
N.  J.  June.,  1st,  Is  gu.1986.FAA 
West  Shore,  1st,  4s,  2301  J&J 

48,  I  f  t'i  -  tr  !'.  -il  

54  >4 
73 

ioo" 

40 

54% 

Mil.  I...-".  A  West,—  S«*  Chic.A  N.  W. 
Mil.  *  L.  Wlnn.-lst,6s,  1912.  .  JAJ 
Man.  In,..  !-;.ir..t;*.  1926.AAO 

.juea    V     1!>12 

B«echCT.,l8t,4H,g..gu  1936.  J&J 
2d.guar.,  g.,  5s.  1936  J&J 
Clf.  Bit.  C.Co.,l8t,g.4»,'40.  J&J 
GouT.AOsw.,l8t.5*,g.,lSU2.J<S.-U 
Nor.&Mc)nt.,l»t..'Js.g.,1916.A&O 
Cart.  A  Adlr..  1st,  4s.  g.,'81.J&I> 
Dunkirk  Warren  A  Pitts.  1st  m.. 
g..  7s.  19OO  .JAD 

I>rb.  eonr..  g.,  6*.  Ap.l  ,'O4  AAO 
Mil*.  A  Madison—  Bee  CbJe.  A  N.W. 
MllwANo.-See4blc.MU.A8t.  P. 
Mllw  i 
Mllw.  A  St.  U.  gu.-8ee  B.  C.  K.  *  X. 
Mln.  Range—  New  eon.  5s.  '31.  JAJ 
Minn-  .11-..-  *  .-:   i."  ••:- 
lit  7«   I'rjT                             JAI> 

"¥6" 

81 

"41" 

123 

122 
115 
90 

"25" 
25 

"394 

"35" 
85% 
52 

111 
112 
122 
100  "4 

80 

84 

2t% 
25 

4"6" 
41" 

38" 

85T8 
524 

107% 
12 

ibi" 

874 
20 
80 

85" 
100 

St.  Paul  &  No.  Pac.,  6e,g.,'23.F&  A 
Reg.  certs        .              .        Q  —  F 

N.  Y.  &  Put.,l8t,g.,  5s,  1927.AAO 
1st  4s  g    1993                     AAO 

West,  of  Mlnn.-lst,7s.'07M&N 
Oteurd'A.,  1st,  g.,68,  1916.  M&S 
Gen.  1st,  6s,  1938  A&O 
Cent.  Wash'n,  Ut.g.,  6s,'38.M&S 
Kuiok.  Tr.  Co.,  eng.  certfs  
Ch.&  No.  P.,cou.,5s,g.,1940.A&O 
U.  S.  Trust  Co.,  eng.  oertg  
Seat.  L.  S.&E.,  lst,6s,g.'31.F&A 
Trust  receipts,  asseasm't  paid. 
Prior  lleu,g..48,  1996  (when  iss.) 
Gen.  lien,  g..  3s,  2046  (when  Iss.) 
Vorth  Pacific  Ter.  Co.— 
1st,  6s,  1933  J&J 
Vorth  Pennsylvania— 
1st  M.,4s.  extended,  1936.  M&N 
68,  deb.,  1905  M&S 
7e,  general  mort.,  1903,  reg.J&J 
Vorw'h  &  W.ir.     lstM..6s,'97.M&S 
Ogdensburg  &  Lake  t  bam.— 

I'.IN-     I'l*     111""                                             \\-l 

lit  7*,Jan.,19O7     .  .      .    J\J 

O8wego&R«iine,'.M.5s,19i5.F&A 
let,mort.,78,  1915.            MAN 

Minn.  *  UuL.  Ist7a,  19O7..MAM 
1st  consol    gold,  5e,  1934  .     . 

Molmwk&M..lAt.48.g..l991.MA8 
Komi-  W.  &  O.  ,  1st  ex.,  5s,-22.  »  &O 
R.W.&O.Ter.R.lst,5s,'18...MAN 
Brracaae  No.  let  M.7s.  1901.JAJ 
Wat.  A  Rome  1st,  6*.  19  10..  MAS 
Utica  A  B.  KIT.,  4»,g.,  1922..  J&J 
We»tTran8ltCo.,4»*i,  19O3.  FAA 
V.  Y.  Chicago  A  St  Loulo— 
1st,  4s,  1937  .AAO 

Iowa  Ext.,  Ut,g.,7s.l909..J*D 
8o'we«IKxt.,lat,g.,7s.l910.J&D 
PaclncK 
Minn.  A  Pac.—  1st.  5«,  1936...  J&J 
Mlun.^.r-I.-.M.A  A'         '.-•.»-.  !:•-• 
Minn.  1  UI..D-  flee  St.  P.  M.  A  M. 
MlM.  Kir.  Hdg.-See  i  ulc.  A  A. 
MJMoarl  Kansas  A  Texas— 
-,-oM  4s.  199O.                 JAD 

•i-jo 

1  90 
I  94 

•  81  "4 
•  59»j 

'.Y.AOreenw.  L.—  Pr.  1'n  58.1942 
V.Y.  A  Harlem—  See  N.  Y.C.  AH. 
'.  Y.  Lack.A  W.—  See  D.  L.  A  W. 
.Y  I..  K.AW.-SeeErie. 
V.  Y  .  &  M  .  Beach-  See  Long  Island. 
V.  Y   New  IUTCU  A  Hartford— 
1  -t  ,  registered,  4»,  19O3  .  .  .  .  J&D 
<  "ii  deb    oerta.    $1  OOO 

Id  cold  4«.  1090            ..  .FAA 

Kxtenalo*  8s.  1  944.  .  ..M*N 
M.K.AT.of  T..  l*t.S«.gu..-42.M  AS 
Teb.  A  Neosho..  1st,  7s,  19O3  JAD 
Kan.  0.  A  Pac..l.t.4s.g.-9U.F*  A 
Dal.  A  Waco,  UtLru..5s.>40.MA!« 
Boonrr.  B.  Co..  7i,  gu..-06.MAN 
Bberman  shrereport  A  Bontiiii'ii 
1st  M  ,  go.,  «old.  6s.  1913JAD 
B.W.CoalAImp..lst.6*,1929.JAJ 
MlMonrl  Kansas  A  i.a-t«rn- 
••s,  gold,  guar.,  194V  .  .  .  AAO 
M..  cold.  X  1942  AAO 
Missouri  Paciflo- 
1                      MAN 

105 
•   62 

•   7«. 
•1OO 

• 

ii" 

go" 

80 
05 

02 

80 

87 

Boston  A  New  York  Air  Line- 
lit  5s  Aug.  1    1!M)5           FAA 

123" 

Ilu-uuir  (is,  1920                        

itfil.  Transit—  1st,  6s,  1909.  ..F&A 
Hi  in  I   ,v  \V.—  See  Peoria  A  East. 
ilimftW.Vrt.  -8eeCol.H.V.&  r.— 
Ohio  A  Mississippi—  See  B.AO.S.W 
Ohio  River  HJt  — 
1st  5s,  1936.                             JAD 

50 
100 

•  8-2 
I  91 

•  85 
•100 

• 
. 

Danbury  A  Sorwalk— 
Con.  58.  July  1.  1920  JAJ 
Oen.  5a,  April  1,  1925....  AAO 
Harlrni  RlT«-r  A  Port< 
1st.  7*.  guar.,  Oct.,  1903..  AAO 
1st,  6n,  guar..  Oct..  1903.  AAO 
U  48  Jnne,  1911               JAU 

Gen.  gold  5s,  1937  AAO 
Hunt.  &  B.  8.,  lit,  6s,  1922.J&J 
Rav.8pen.AG..l8t,  6s,1920.  FA  A 
Ohio  Southern— 
Istg.  6s,  1921  JAD 
Gen.  mortgage  g.  4s,  1921.  MAN 
Kug.  Trust  Co.  certificates 

8d  mort    7s   19OB 

Tru.i.  gold,  '.-.  r.HT        ...    M  A- 
Col.  trusts,  5s.  192O.  K*A 
Lexington  W»                       FAA 
Pae.ofMo  ,l»t.ex..x..4s,-3*.K&A 
'*U*4             JAJ 

11-                      ,.  4s.  1910.  ..AAO 
Con.g.,  .V,  1937  MAN 

••   |   IL     f    i-       •'.     Itl    D    --.'  .    \ 

Consol  5*1    11*1'-                  MAN 

98 
94 

...... 



;  so 
i'oa" 

•106 
•  98 

05 
00 
M 

10 

.,, 

ui" 

l"O7" 
123 

..  ..  . 

"80" 

ios" 

1O2 
"46" 

'74" 

1054 
1184 
87»4 

1034 

Funded  ae'rtfa.,  Os.  I'.tob"  
New  HaT.AS.-l«t,7«.  1899.JAJ 
CnusoL  ««.  April,  19O9....AAO 
Nortnext..  .'»,  1911  .        AAO 

1/4 
ib"54 

at.                              MAN 

Carondr:                        -jOHJiAO 
VerdlgVal.I.AW.l.t.Ss/iW.MAS 
Ler.  A  Can.  V  .  A  .  L,  1  .(.5s.-26.JAJ 
BL  Loui.  Ir..ii  Mounta  A  South. 
•a^^HW7  JAJ 

VAE&:.-     :::**•" 

Ohio   Viill.-y  (Ky.l  — 
1st  mortgage  5a,  gold.  1926  
Geii.  consol.,  1st,  OB,  1938..  JAJ 
)1.1  Colony— 
6a,1897  FAA 

25 
25 

101 
1O04 

• 

101 

•loos 

• 

•  76 

J- 

• 

•i'lVr 

•  C7 
'  00 

•116 
•133 

•1O5 
•129* 
•  994 

•lot 

•100 
•109 
•;,,, 
•100 
•1O8 
•UN 
•110 

New  York  I'mvl.l.  A  Boston— 
1-t   7"  Jan   1    1^'I9               JAJ 

\.v 

44«,  Dec.,  1897  IM 
44s,1904  A&O 

tr.Y.O.AW.-C4>u.5s,g.,1939.J*D 

Kefiiiiit.,  l-i.tcii.l.  N.  1!I!I2  M&8 
New  York  Prims)  -Ivmila  *  Ohio— 
Prior  ll.-n  I'-jn.  l'.i:i:>  MAS 
Bqul).  tni-i    ~m    I!K>8           MAN 

104 

ioi' 

•  44 

-  . 

4s,  gol.l.  Frli..  1924  FAA 
4s.  Dec.,  1925  JAD 
B.  C.  K.  .V  X.  H.  5s,   1910..  ..JAJ 
Omaha  Bridge—  See  Union  p.u-lm- 
Omaha  A  8.  W.—  Hee  C.  B.  A  Q. 
Omaha  A  St.  Louis— 
Tr.  Co.  oerts.,  1st  4s,  193".  ..JAJ 
Oregon  A  C»l.—  1st  5s.   11127  ...JA. 
)regon  Impt.  On.—  See  Misccllau's 
Oregon  Raflroail  A  Navigation— 
1st,  S.  f.,  g..  6s,  1900  JA. 
Cons.,  g..  4s.  1946  J&D 
Ore.  8h.  L  A  Utah  N.-8eo  Un.  P. 
Jregon  Short  Line—  See  Un.  Pao. 
Osweg.i  A  Homo  —  See  N.  Y.  Cent. 
Oswego  A  Syracuse-flee  D  .L.  A  W 
Ottawa  Osw.  A  Fox  R>—  See  C.  H.  Ao 
OttumwaC.F.ASt.P.—  SeeC.A  N.W 
Paduoh.  A  Eliza.—  See  C.  O.  A  S.W 
Panama  — 
Sterl'g  M  7s  g  1  897             AAO 

oArk.AT.,lst.7s,g..>97.JAD 
i.eon.rr.Ai                       AAU 

I.ut:.-iik.j  ,„  i.-...  .-.   :•.  4AO 
Prior  lion  B*,  IMS                JAJ 

ii 

.,., 

1U 

14 
67  «» 

100% 

131 
106 
100 

iu' 

.scrip,  1910  
S.  Y.  I-hllii.  *  N"r.-l»t,6>,'23JAJ 
Inronin  iii.  l!«:u  AAO 
.V  Putnam-See  N.Y.  C.  A  U. 
v  KockawaT  Boh.—  Bee  L.  1 
Sew  York  rtiisuuehanna  A  W.— 
r.-run.  Hug  5«,  1937  JAJ 
2d  mort..  4%..  1937  FAA 
Oen.  mort.  5s,  g.,  1940  FAA 
Ooll  trust  «•.  19O5  MAN 

..  M..  gold.  4s.  1945  JAJ 
Mobile  A  Ofco- 
inort..  cold.  6*.  1»27.  .  .  .JAD 
exten..  •*,  19-27  o-J 
(ton.  niort..  4s,  1038  MAS 

•  77 

•113% 
*  80 

f  98 

"s'6'4 

102 
105 

70 

133 
130 

St.  L.AC»lrtvU,gu..  1931  ..  .JAJ 
MekawkAMalo»e-«eeN.Y.C.AH. 
Moat.  Oat.  -Hoc  St.  P.  M.  A  M. 
•linCh.  RlT.-fiee  B.  A  O. 
Morcan'sL*.  AT  -lst.6s.192O.JAJ 
AAO 
MorrU  A  Kseax-«ee  D.  U  A  W. 
Nashua  A  LoweU-5s,  19OO  .  JAJ 
•aahTllls  Chattanooga  A  8.  L.- 
1U.7«.  1913  JAJ 

Terra.  1st.  g.,  5s.  1943  FAA 
Midi-dot  N.JF..  1st.  6»,11HO..AAO 
Wllkesb  A  Ea*t,lst  g.5».'42.JAI> 
ModawaTVal.-BeeK.C.st.J.AC.B 
lorf.AOar.-latM.5a.  1939.AAO 
Xorf.  A  So.-lst.  g.,  5s.  1911  .  MAN 
Xor.  A  Moiitn-al-Se*  N.  Y.  <  '. 
torfolk  Va.  Beach  A  Southern— 

•108 
•1004 

Subsidy  bonds,  6s,  1010.  ...MAN 

V,  .,-  V.ill.-v  - 
1st,  5s,  194S  ..AAO 
Pennsylvania  RB,— 
Gen.  mort.,  6s,  $,  c.,  1910...  JAJ 
do         6s,  *,  0,1910....  JAJ 
Con.  mort.  6s,  cp,  1905.J15ADl.r 

(IOO 

•1314 
(127 
•1184 

Id  mort.,  6*,  1901  JAJ 
(fenaol..  gold.  5s.  1928  AAO 
•  1.6*.  1000  
Bon  Air  Br..  6*.  1917  

Norfolk  A  Western  - 
Oeneral6s,  1931  MAN 
New  RlTer,  1st,  6a,  1932....  AAO 
Imp't  and  rxtrn..  6s.  1934  .FAA 
Adjustment.  7s.  1924  (J  -M 

•118 
•110>s 
/115 

i'li" 


Onttrevlllo  Hr    6*.  1933 

Tra«T  Utr  Br..  6..  1017  
MeM.M.W.AAI..lst,6a,'17.JAJ 
J»perBr..lst6s,19-.i3  JAJ 

-«'••<  »*i                                               J  AJ 

Enc.  Truat  Co.  Certificate*... 
NorTAPet,  lstM.5a.19OO..  JAJ 
Bqotptnent  5s   19O8              JAD 

•100 
a  8m 

do         6e,  £.  1905           JA. 
do          5s,reg.,  1919.  ...MAS 
do         4s,  gold,  1943.  ..MAN 
do         34s,£,  1945  

117 
*118 
1111 
103 

*i"03' 
•104 
(105 

ni2 

•ibe" 
*ni 

•108% 

nos 

* 

'  i  i"o" 

•112 
"112 
•115 
•121 
•109% 
'110 
•115 

t 
* 
* 

12O 

ii'i" 

105 
1094 

•a*a.nor.A8b*sT.—  «eeL.AN. 
Ifst.*  RedlK.  VaL-*J,lMS..MAN 
lebraaka—  «••  C.  B.  O. 
5rr»da  C«ot.  IcU  M./V1938JAJ 
Xerada  Co.  Nar.  O.  KR..  8«.  .  .  J  AJ 
HeradaBv.  l.t  M.  g.  5a.  1923.JAJ 
New.  torn.  A  8C-l»t.  it,  "29  MAN 
Mcwb'fDatobA'  onn.-ln 
»  wcantto  A  Bbra.  Val.-«K  1917 

Clinch  V.  I)..  I  «t.  5s.  1957.  .  .  .MAS 



Collateral  Trust,  4  4s.  1913.  J&J 
Col.  trust  4s,  Ph.  W.  A  B..  1921. 
K.  E.  pur.  money,  lBt48,'23MAN 
Equip.  Trust,  4s,  '  14,  series  AQ-F 
Cleveland  A  Marietta  — 
1st.  guar.,  g.  44s,  1935..  M&N 
C.  APitt.  7s,  s.  f..  con.,  19OO.MAN 
Ser.  A,448,gen.,gtd.,1942.JAJ 
8er.B.448,gen.,gtd.,1942.JAJ 
Penn.  Co.  6s,  coup.,  1907  —  tj-J 
Penn.  Co.  1st  M.  44s,  1921..  JAJ 
PIM.C.  C.ASt.L.— 
Con.,g.gt.44s,8er.A.1940.AAO 
do          do      B,  1942...  AAO 
do          do     C,  1942.  ..MAN 
do           4s     D,  1945.  ..MAN 
Col.A  In.Cen.,lst,  7s,1904..IAJ 
•M    M   78  1904                   MAN 

•     • 
•100 

• 
* 

•ibo' 

•117 

•in 

ii" 

>    106 

•100 

1  -110 

•     ., 

>•.... 

r-  00 

"so" 

B 

110 

'.  1  • 

ii'a" 
"to 

Md.AW.OlT..lst.5s,1941...JAJ 

^  ..... 



108 
109 

113 

m'4 

Roaa.ASn.,  lst.g..gu.58,'22.MAS 
CoL  •  -on.  A  Ter.,  lst,5s,g..'22.  J*J 
BclotoVal.AN.K.,lst.4*.-89.MAN 
9o.HI.li-  Va.oon.latpf.ex.5a,19OO 
Con.  1st  pref..flxu,  6S.....1900 
Va.ATenii.,4tliM..8a,1900..J&J 
Kxt<-ndFd,5s,  1900  JAJ 
1st  mort..  Us,  gold  

•'05' 
•  81 
•100 
•102 
•111 

;ip2 

6O 
100 
8l\ 

m" 

k  H.  K..  Ut,  7..  1900..  JAJ 

OoMQl.  K..O*.  Jillr  1.  I94A..JAJ 
Bo.Uinff  rro..  Ut.  4..  1039.  AAC 
AI-.l>U«ii..9^l910.AAO 
.v  IU.   .v  !•      .,--««•  HowMitonle 
Xew  IUV.A  >,,._«....  N  •,    %  ,  I    .  ,  I 
ML 
N"  .1   ••                                           MA> 
tfcBrn-ftto  Central  N.  J. 
Hew  Ix,t,.i.,n  Nortkcn- 
JA. 
....JA. 
ttMMt—  Priori..' 
.rlleaftc.-31.AAt 
<  nil  A  Weatara— 
J*. 

10O  year  mort.,  5s.  1990  JAJ 
Kng.  Trust  Co.  CertMcatea... 
1  st.  -on  sol.  g.4s.<  when  Iss'di.  AAO 
Northern  Alnliama- 
Istmorl  .  coM.  r.s.  1926....JA, 
Korthrrn  Cal.-8ee  '  cutnil  Pao. 
Northern  111.    See  Chi.-.  &  N.  W. 
North  Pao.<'oa»t-l«t,6a  MA> 
Northeast  P».—  1st.  g.,  gu.,.r)8.194< 
'   .-    .    •  '.M.V 
2,1  !.i,.rt.,88.18»9  MAI 
Oonaol.,gold,0s.  1933  JA. 
Nor.-  cntrB'.-vMM...6",1900.AAt 
Con.raort..Os,g.,eoup.,190O.JA. 
Con.  gen.  M..  8s.  ,\.  !  ">i.      J\- 

<  65 

* 

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1 

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•110 
•114 

70 

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73 

100 

105 

107" 
106 
105 

iioV. 

109 
102" 

i'l'e" 
146" 

14O 
131 

C>t.l,..VI'itt8.lst,5s,g,'32.AAO 
Jeff.Mail.&Iiid.l8t,78,'O6.A&O 
2d  M.,78,  1910  JAJ 
Pltts.C.ASt.L.lst,7s,1900FAA 
Steub.  Alud.lst,  5s,1914..JA. 
Un.  A  Ixjg'nsp.lstM^s.'aiAAO 
Pitts.  Ft.W.AC.  lBt,7B,'12.JAJ 
2d,7s,  1912  JAJ 
3d,  7a,1912  AAC 

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THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


|  VOL.  LXIV 


Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask 

Bonds. 

Bid 

Ask. 

Pennsylvania  RR.—  (Concluded)— 
Ht.I,  V.AT.U.2d,7a,  1898.  MAN 
2d  7s.  gtd..  1898  MAN 
Alleg.  Vol..  1st  M.,  7s.  1910.AAO 
General.  4«,  Raid.  1942..  .MAS 
Penn  A  N.  Y.  Canal—  See  Lehlgh  V 
Penn.  A  Northwest.—  5a,  1930.  JAJ 
Bells  Gap,  1st.  6s,  1905....  FA  A 
Cons,  niort.  0«,  1913  AAO 
PenobBcot  Shore  Line  —  See  Maine 
Pensacola  A  Atl.—  See  Lou.  A  Nii8h 

•100 
•ize" 

(105 

•ibs" 

•105 
Centr 

-  98 

* 

ibs' 
107° 

i"i' 

ai"" 

"25" 

Kalelgh  A  Aug.—  1st,  6s,  1926.  J&J 
Raleigh  A  Gaston—  8e,  1898...  J&. 
Rens.  A  Saratoga—  See  Del.  A  Hud 
Republican  VaF.—  See  C.  B.  A  Q. 
Richmond  A  Danv.—  See  So.  Ry. 
Rich.  Fredrtcksb'g  &  Potomac— 
1st,  7s,  due  1899  J& 
1st  6s  1901     M&N 

•100 
•102 

•105 
•105ii 
•100 
•100 

•  50 
•115 
•120 
•  95 

•  95 

• 

•'7415 
•  85 
•  60 
•104 

•120 
•120 

ibi" 

94 

•"45" 

•     4 

*  24 
117 

•ibs" 

•111 
•111 
•111 

110 

•11013 

110 
96% 
87 
64% 
106 

105 
105 

ibf" 

80 

"9'6" 

75 

"65' 
107 

ibi" 

97 

92 
50ie 
50 
8 

il9° 

105 
96 

ii's" 
ii'i" 

116 
97% 
90 
65 
109 

• 

•"87 

*  91 

* 
* 

•"si 

*  97 

*  85 
•103 

•  91 

* 

•109 
•119 
•116 

98 
90 

113',, 
94 
94 

"bsia 

So.Car.AGa.—  l»t,g..5s.  1919MA 
Southern  Pacific  Arizona— 
1st,  6s,  1909-10  J& 

Southern  Pacific,  California— 
1st,  6a,  gold,  1905-12  AA 
let  con.,  gold,  5s,  1938.   ..  AA 
let  con.,  gold,  5e,  gu.,  1937.  MA 
Aust.  A  Nor.  let,  5s,  g.,  1941  .J  A 
So.  Pacific  Br.  6s,  1937  AA 
So.  Pao.  Coast—  1st,  g.,  4s,  '37.JA 
So  Pao  N  M     1st  6s  1911    JA 

Extended,  5s.  1902  J&J 
Cons,  raort.  4138,  1940    ...AAO 
Rich  Hill    See  K  C  Ft  S.  &  M 

Rich  &  M'k'ub     1st  6s  1921  M&N 

2d  mortgage  5s,  1926  MAN 

Rich.  A  Petersi).—  6s,  1915...  M&N 
Do    oonsol.,  7s,  1915  M&N 
Do    concol.,  4138.  1940.  ..MAN 
Rich.  Y.R.&Ches.-l8t.5s,1910.  J&J 
2d  mort.,4'ss,  1910  M&N 
Rio  Or.  West.—  1st,  4s,  1939..  J&J 
Rio  Gr.Juno.—  Ist,gu.,5s.l939.  JAD 
Rio  Gr.  South.—  1st,  5s,  1940.  .J&J 
River  Front—  1st,  guar.,  4138,  1912 
Roanoke  A  South.—  See  Norf.  A  W 
Roch.  &  Pitts.—  See  Buff.  R.  &  P. 
Roekl.&Peo.—  l8tM.,10a,1906.JAJ 
Consol.  1st,  6s,  1925  JAJ 

Southern— 
lat,  consol.,  gold,  5s,  1994..  JA. 
E.Tenn.reor.llen,4-5e,1938  MA 
Ala.  Cent.  1st  g.,  6s,  1918..  .JA, 
Atl.ACh.Air-L.  lstpf.,7s,'97AA 
1st,  7s,  1907  JAJ 

91*8 

90 
115 
121 

Evansv.  Dlv.  1st,  Os,  "1920..  MAS 
Peorla  &  East.—  See  0.  C.  C.A  St.  L 
I  rhi,vivkii.  irii.-lKt.tiK/i'l.ii-. 
2d  mort.,  4i»s,  1921  M&N 
Perkloinen—  1st  ser.,  5s,  1918.  .Q-. 
2d  series  5s  1918                   Q-J 

g 

102 

'110 
•  74>« 

* 

ibi" 

95 
113 

115 

Income  6s,  19OO  AAO 

•100 

•109 
•115 

102 

Char.  Col.  A  Auguata— 
1st  M.,  gold,  ext.  5s,  1909.JAJ 
2dM.  78,1910  AAO 

Petersburg—  Class  A,  58,  1920..I*. 
Class  B,(is,  1926  A&O 

•109 
•113 

1st,  8s,  1891  1898  J&J 
Plill.ABalt.Cen.—  1st,  5s,1911MAN 

•104 
•102 

•130 
•118 
•104 
•103 

*  96 

isfflifl 

E.  T.  Va.  A  Ga.  let  78,  1900.  JA 
Divlaional  g.,  5s,  1930  JAJ 
Consol.,  1st,  g.,  5e,  1956.  .MAN 
Ga.  Pac.  1st,  g.,  5-6a,  1922..  J  A 
Ga.  Pac.  Ry.  equip.,  5s,  g..  1904 
Kno  XV.  A  O.  lat,  g.,  6s,  1925  .  J  A. 
Rich.  ADan.  con.,  g.,  6s,'15.J& 
Equip.,  s.  f.,  g.,  5s,  1909..  MA 
Deb.,  SB,  stamped,  1927.  .AAO 
Va.  Mid.  Serlee  A.  6s,  1906.  M& 
Series  B,  6s,  1911               MA 

•110 
•112 
•106 
•113 
*  98 
•114 
•120 
•  99 
•  90 
•1104 
•112 
•112 
•  92 
•102 
•100 
•100 
•100  is 

ii'sis 

•  75 

11219 

Philadelphia  &  Erie— 
General,  guar.,  6s,'  g.,  1920..  J&J 
Gen    5s  1920                        A&O 

Rome  W.  &  O.—  See  N.  Y.  C.  &  H. 
Roxb.  Cheat.  Hill.  A  N.,g.  58.1926 
Rutland—  1st  M.,  6s,  1902.  .  .  .M&N 
Equipment,  2d,5s,  1898  F&A 
Con.  4138,  July  1,  1941  JAJ 
St.  Charles  Br.—  See  Wabash  HR. 
Sag.  A  West.  —  See  Det.  Lans.  A  No 
St.  Clalr  .dad.  A  St.  L.  Belt- 
Alton  Bridge  1st,  gold,  5s,  1933 
St.  J  o.  A  Gd.  Isl.—  let,  gu.,  6s,  1925 



Gen.',  4s',  1920  A&O 
8unb.  &  Erie,  1st,  7s,  1897.  A&O 
Plilla.  Harrlsburg  A  Plttauurg— 
1st  mort.,  gold,  5s,  1925  AAO 

il'iia 

103 

New  gen.  g.  4s,  1996  (when  Iss. 

'  81% 
•  81% 

•119" 

•125" 
•12513 
*119ia 
;i03i« 

*ibi% 

82 
82 

Series  C,  6s,  1916    MA 

Eng.  Tr.  oerts  ,  stinpd.,  assentet 
Receiver's  certificates,  6s.  .  .  JAJ 
2d  5s  gold  1933                   A&O 

Series  D,  4-5s,  1921            MA 

2d  mort..  Inc.  ,  5a,  1  925,  coup,  off 
Kan.  C.  A  Om.,  1st,  5s,  1927.J&J 
St.  J.&  L.Ch.—  5s,g..Mar.l944.MAS 
St.  Lawrence  A  Adlron— 
1st  M.,  g.,  5s,  1946  J&J 
2d  M.,  g.,  6s.  1946  JAJ 
St.  Louis  Al.  A  T.  H.—  See  111.  Cent 
St.  Louis  Br.—  See  Term.  Ry.  Ass'n 
St.  L.  &  Cairo—  See  Mobile  A  Ohio 
St.  L.  A  Iron  Mt.—  See  Mo.  Pac. 
St.  L.  J'  vllle  A  Ch.—  See  Chic  A  Alt 

Series  E,  5s,  1926                MA 

102>* 

Series  F,  5s,  1931    ..      .  MA 

1st,  4>«8,  1910  J&J 
1st  6s    1910              J&J 

i26»a 

General,  5s,  1936  MAN 

10014 
lOlia 
81 
11413 

50 
90 
103 

Do       guar.,  stamped... 
Wash.O.A  W.,l8t,gu.,4s,'24.F&A 
W.  No.  Car.,  lstcon.,g.,6s,'14.JA 
3o.  A  No.  Ala.—  See  Louisv.  A  N. 
Southwestern  Ark.  A  Ind.  Ter.  RR 
A  Smithton  Luni.Co..lst,6a,191 
Spartan  U.ACol.—  See  Ashv.ASpar 
Spok.Falle  &  N.-lst,6s,g.  ,1939.  J  AJ 
Spokane  &  Palouse—  See  No.  Pao. 
Staten  Isl.  Ry.—  Gold,  4i«8,  1943. 
Stat.Ial.R.Tr.    lat  6s  g  1913  A&O 

Con  M   7s  1911  reg             J&D 

Consol.  mort.,  g.,  6s,  1911..  J&D 
Improvenientmort.,  6s,  '97.A&O 
6s,  fund,  coup.,  1905  JAJ 
Cons.  5s.  l8t  series,  1922..  .M&N 
Deferred  incomes,  5s,  Irredeem 

120i< 
10314 

5*8 

•100 

1st  pref  .  inc.,  5s,  gold,  1958  ,F 

St.  L.  K.  A  S'own.—  See  St.  L.  &  S.  F 
St.  L.  Kan.  City  A  N.—  See  Wabaah 
St.  L.  Mer.  Bridge  Ter.— 
1st,  5s,  1930  AAO 
Merch.  Bridge,  6s,  1929..;.  F&A 
St.  L.  Peoria  A  Northern- 
let  M.,  g.,  5s,  May  1,  193C.M&N 
St.  L.  So.—  See  St.  L.  Alt.  &  T.  H. 
St.  Louis  A  San  Franciaoo  — 
2d,  g  ,  6s,  Class  A,  1906..  ..MAN 
2d,  g.,  6a,  claaa  B,  1906....  M&N 
2d,  g.,  6a,  class  C,  1906....  M&N 
let  M.,  Mo.  A  W.,  g.,  6s,  '19.F&A 
Gen.  mort.,  g.,  6a,  1931  J&J 
Coll.  tr.,  s.  f.,  g.,  6s,  1920...  FAA 

Trust  Co.  cert.,  all  Inst.  pd  
2d  pref.  Inc.,  5a,  gold,  1958....  F 
Trust  Co.  cert.,  all  Inst.  pd  
3d  pref.  Inc.,  5s,  gold,  1958  F 

*  4413 

•"saii 

46ia 
'35" 
"37" 

•  98 
*1OO 
•  65 

•104 
•106 

•102 

•106 
•105 

2d  mort.,  guar.,  5a,  g.,  1926.  J&J 
Steub.  &  Ind.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
Sunb.  Haz.&  W.  R.-lat.5a,'28.M&N 
2d  mort.,  iuc.6a,1938,  coup.M&N 
Sunbury  A  Erie—  See  Phil.  A  Erie 
Sunbury  A  Lewist'n—  4s,g.,'36  .J&J 
Suap.Br.&Erie  June.  —  See  Erie. 
Syr.  Bing.  A  N.  Y.—  See  D.  L.  A  W 
Tebo.  A  Nesho.—  See  Mo.  Kan.  A  T 
Term'l  RR.  Association  (St.  Louis 
1st,  gold,  4  i«,  1939  .  ..         AAO 

75 

Sdpref.  conv.,  5s,  1958  F 

f 

Trust  Co.  certs.,  allinst.  paid.. 
Term.,  5s,  gold,  guar.,  1941..  O-F 
Ten-  year,  as,  s.  f.,  1902  F&A 
Del.  R.Ter.,  p.  mon.  g.  5a,'42M&N 
Ex.  pur.  mon.  g.  5s,  1942.  M&N 
P.  &R.  Coal&  Iron  Co.,  6s  
Ph.  A  R.  Coal  A  I—  Purch.  M.  M.  5s 
6s  

"  36 
•110 

38 
1101,1 

"85" 
80 

ibfjij 

* 

*  95 
*  90 
*  95 
•100 

•100 
•  30 
•  30 



let,  consol.,  gold,  5s,  1944.  .FAA 
St.  L.  Bd(fe,l8t,gu.,78,19'29,  AAO 
TerreH.  AInd.—  1st,  5e,g.,'25.J&. 
New  con.  5s,  g.,  1925  JA. 
Equip,  notes,  6s,  1898  J&J 
TerreH.&P.—  lat,5s,gu.g.,'42.M&S 
Terre  H.  &  Logansp.—  1st,  gu.,6s 
1st  and  2d,  6s,  1913               J&J 

7s  ... 

Gen.  mort.,  g.,  5s,  1931  J&J 
1st,  trust,  g.,  5s,  1987  A&O 
Cona.  g.  4s,  1996  J&J 

Phlladel.  A  Read.  Coal  Tr.— 
5-1O  year  cert.  6s,  1904  Q-J 
Phil.  Read.  &N.  E.  —  Is,  1942  

105 
40 
40 
20 
85 

130" 

ibo 

90 
100 
65 
75 
65 
1OO 
110 
106 
93 

106 
"l9" 

1061s 
105 

"l"6" 
69is 

68 
96 

"85" 
90 
85 

85  "4 
19% 

95" 

78 
5 
20 
70  1« 

71 
05 

bs" 

02 
90 

bs'ij 

03% 

0114 
0413 

03i« 
11 
85 

s's" 

SO 
50 
OOH 
90 

Ft.  S.&  V.  B.  B.,let,  g.6a,'10.AAO 
St.L.K.ASo.W.,lat,g~.,68,'16.M&S 
Kansas  Mid.,  1st,  g.,  4e,  '37.J&D 
St.  L.  W.  A  W.,  g.,  63,  1919.M&S 
St.  Loula  So.  W.— 
1st  g.,  4s,  1989                      M&N 

5s  1942                                   MAN 

25 
65 

105 

Incomes,  Class  A,  1952  

54 
105 

67 

24 

103 
103 

92 

112 

109 
118 

1161-3 

121 

"s'e" 

95 
120 
108 
115i4 

ibijis 
102 

Dut,Co.RR.,l8t,g.,gu.,6s,'40J&D 
Philadelphia  W.  &  Baltimore- 
Debenture,  s.  f.,  6s,  1900  ..A&O 
Debenture,  s.  f.,  5s,  1910...JAD 
Debenture,  4s,  1917  AAO 
Debenture,  4s,  1922  M&N 

102 
106 
1OO 
100 
100 
100 

10112 

125 

103 
90 

Texas  Cent.—  1st,  g.,6s,1923.  A&O 
Tex.  &  New  Orleans  —  1st,  7s.  1905 
Sabine  Div.,  1st,  6s,  1912..  .M&S 
Consol.,  gold,  5s,  1943          F&A 

2d,  gold,  income  4s,  1989...  JAJ 
St.  L.  V.  A  T.  H.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
St.  Paul  A  Dul.—  1st,  5s,  1931.  F&A 
2d  mortgage  5s.  1917            A&O 

Texas  &  Pacific  — 
East.  Div.,  1st,  6a,  1905.  ...M&S 
1st,  gold,  5s,  2000  J&D 
2d.  gold,  inc.,  5a,  2000  Mch 
Toledo  &  Ohio  Central- 
ist, Sa,  gold,  1935.                   JAJ 

Debenture,  g.,  4s,  1926  JAJ 
Debenture,  g.,  4s,  1932  AAO 
Pied.  &  Cumb.—  1st,  5s,  1911.  F&A 
Pine  Cr.—  Guar.,6s,reg.,1932.J&D 
Pitts.  C.  C.  &  St.  L.—  See  Peim.  Co. 
Pitts.  C.  &  St.  L.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
Pitts.  Char.  A  Youghiogheny— 
1st  mort.  6s,  1902                  FAA 

Duluth  Short  Line— 
latM.,  gtd.,  58,1916  MAS 
Taylor'a  Falls  A  L.  Sup.,  6s,  191J 
St.  Paul  Minn.  A  Manitoba— 
1st,  7s,  1909                              JAJ 

100 
llOis 

West  Div.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1935.  AAO 
Gen.  g..  5a,  1935  JAD 
Kaua.  A  Mich.,  1st,  4s,  1990.  AAO 
Tol.  &  O.  C.  Ext.—  1st,  5s,  g.,  1938. 
Marietta  Minn.,  1st,  6s,  g.,  1915. 
Tol.  Peo.  A  Weat.—  let,  4s,  1917.  J&J 
Tol.St.L.&K.C.— 
Tr.  Co.  ctfs.,  1st.  6a,  1916.  .  .  .  J&D 
Tol.  Walh.  Val.&O.—  lat^^s  1931 

2d,  6s,  1909     ..      ..               A&O 

bs" 

89 
97 

l"6  "13 

bs" 
be" 

5713 

01 

16 
00 

be" 

76" 
16 

75 
95 

Dak.  ext.,  1st  6s,  K.,  1910..  M&N 
1st  eonsol.,  6s,  1933  J&J 
let  eonsol.,  reduced  to  4138.  .  J&J 
Montana  ext.,  let,  4s,  1937.J&D 
Pacific  ext.,  1st,  4s,  £,  1940.  J&J 
Minn.  Union  1st,  6s,  1922...  J&J 
Ut5a,  July,1922  J&J 

Gen.  mort.,  gtd.,  4g,  1934..  AAO 
Pitts.  Cl.&Tol.—  l8t,6s,1922.A&O 
Plttsburg  &  Connellsville— 
1st,  7s,  extend.,  4s,  g.,  1946.  J&J 
Sterl,  con.  M.,  6s,  g.,  g'd,  '26.  J&J 
Pitts.  Ft.  W.  &  C.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
Pittsburg  June.—  1st  6s,  1922.  JAJ 
2d,  5s,  1922  JAJ 

100 
113 

120 
100 
96 
125 
109 
120 
115 
120 
74 

'94" 
86 
104 
74 
30 

104 
116 

82" 

78 
95 

7S" 
40 
90 

85 
108 

Montana  Cent.,  1st,  6s,1937.  J&J 
let,  guar.,  gold,  5e,  1937.  .J&J 
East.  Minn.  1st.  g.,  5a,1908.AAO 
Wll.  A  S.  F.  1st,  5a,  g.,  1938.  J&D 
Minneapolis  &  Western  1st  M., 
gold,  guar.,  5s,  1911  J&J 
St.  P.  &  No.  Pac.—  See  Nor.  Pacific. 
St.  P.  &  Sioux  C.—  SeeC.St.P.M.&O. 
San  Antonio  &  Aransas  Pass  — 
1st,  gold,  guar.,  4s,  1943.       J&J 
Sand.  Mans.  &  N.  —  See  B.  &  O. 
San  Francisco  &  Nor.  Pacific  — 
1st,  g.,  5a,  sinking  fund,  1919... 

Trenton  Delaware  Bridge  — 
IstM.  7s,  1917  J&J 
'roy  &  West  Troy  Bridge—  5s  
Ulster  A  Del.—  Con.,  5a,  1928.  JAD 
Unadilla  Val.—  1st  M.  58.1033.J&J 
United  Go's,  N.J.—  6s,  1901..  M&S 
General,  gold,  6s,  1908  MAS 
General,  gold,  4s,  1923  F&A 
General,  gold,  4s,  1929  M&S 
General,  gold,  4s,  1944  M&S 
Un.  Pacific—  1st,  68,  g.,  1896..  J&J 
Eng.  TrustCo.  cert.,  ex-mat,  cu 
1st,  g.,  6s,  1897  J&J 

Ter.  1st,  guar.,  g.,  5s,  1907.  AAO 
Pitts.  A  L.Erie—  l8t,g.,6s,1928JAJ 
M,  5s,  1928  AAO 

107 

Pitts.  McK.  A  Y.—  I8t6s,  1932.  JAJ 
2d,  6s,  1934  ,.              JAJ 

109 
120 
105 
104 
112 
103 
10213 
103 
103 
10314 
103 
103i4 
lOSH 
107 
70 
97 
75 
44 

MoK.  A  B.  V.  1st,  6s,  g,  1918.JAJ 
Pitts.  P.  &F.—  1st,  g.,  5s.  1916  JAJ 
Term,  mort.,  5s,  1916  AAO 
Pitts.  Shen.&L.E—  lat,58,1940A&O 
1st,  con.,  5s,  1943                  JAJ 

Pitts.  A  West.—  7s,  old,  1898.  .J  AD 
1st,  4s,  1917.  .             ...        JAJ 

Sault  Ste.  Marie  Bridge- 
let  M.,  s.f.,  g.,  5s,  July  1,  '37.  J&J 
Savannah  Florida  &  Western  — 
let  M.,  g.,  6e,  1934  A&O 

94 
112 

Eng.  Trust  Co.  cert.,  ex-mat,  en 
1st.  g.,  6s,  1898  J&J 
Eiig.  Truat  Co.  cert.,ex-mat.  cu. 
1st.  g.,  6s,  1899.                      J&J 

2d  mortgage  5s,  1941    .       M&N 

Foxb.  Brldge-lst,  6s,  1902  .  MAS 
Pittsburg  Youngst.  A  Ashtabula— 
Ashtab.  A  Pitt*.  1st,  6s,  1908  
Consol.  5».1927.  .                  M&N 

114 
108 

65 

105 
101 
90 
100 
110 

115 
112 
92 

ibii4 

Cone.  M.,  gold,  5s,  1943.  ...M&N 
Atl.  A  Gulf,  con.,  7e,  1897.  .J&J 
So.  Ga.  A  Fla.  let,  7s,  1899.  MAN 
2d  7s  1899                          MAN 

Bug.  Truat  Co.  cert.,  ex-mat,  cu. 
Om.  Bdg.,aterl.8s,g.,'96  A&O 
Renewal  Tr.  Fd.  5s,  1915.  AAO 
Collateral  trust,  6s,  1908  J&J 
58,1907  J&D 

100 
103 
102 
71 

12 

114 

60 

85 

100 

iio" 

102 

60 

45 

Port  Jervis  Mont.  &  N.  Y.— 
let,4i«B,  1944  J-D 

Portland  &  Ogden— 
1st,  6s,  g.,  1900.  JAJ  
Con.  mort.,  5s,  1908  M&N 

Bruns.  A  West.,  1st  4s,  1938.  JAJ 
Income  5a.  irredeemable 

4  las,  g.,  1918  M&N 

03 
102 
102 

cioto  Val.  A  N.  E.—  See  Nor.  A  W. 
Schenectady  A  Duaueaburg  — 
Gtd.  6s,  1924                           MAS 

Pt.  Read'g—  lstM.,gu.,58.1941.JAJ 
Portland  A  Roch.—  4a,  Oct.,  1907.. 
Pt.  Royal  A  Aug.—  1st  6s,1899.  J  AJ 
2d.6s,  1898  J&J 
Gen  M.,  6s,  1899  J&J 
Port  Royal  &  Western  Carolina- 
Augusta  A  Kuox.  let,  7s,  1900 
Ports.  CK.  F.&Oon.—  4198,  1937J&D 
Potomnc  V.—  l»t,gu.58,g.,1941J&J 
Prescott  A  Arizona  Central- 
ist 6s,  1916  JAJ 
2d  Income  6s,  1916  JAJ 
Prov.  A  Wor.—  1st,  6»,  1897..  AAO 
Qulncy  Omaha  A  K.  C'.— 
Istpref.  5s,  1917  JAD 
1st  mort.,  5s,  1917  JAD 

Gold  notes,  6s,  1894,  stamped.  .  . 
Ext.,  s.  f.,  gold,  8s,  1899  M&S 

100 

85 

90" 
30 

96" 

on 

45 

cnuylkill  Riv.  E.  S.—  See  B.  A  O. 
Seaboard  A  Roanoke  — 
Debenture  6s,  1916.  .          F&A 

Equip,  trust,  5s,A,B,C  A&O 
Kans.  Pac.,  1st,  68,1895  F&A 
Eng.Trust  Co.cert.ex  mat.cp. 
lat  niort.,  6a,  1896  J&D 
Eng.Trust  Co.cert.ex  mat.cp. 
Den  Ext    6s  1899             M&N 

90 

05  1« 

ii" 
isii 

00 

1st  ratg.  5s,  coupon,  1926  .  .  .  J&J 
cattle  L.  S.  A  E.—  See  Nor.  Pao. 
Slmmokin  Sunbury  A  Lewiston.— 
1st,  5s,  1912        .                   MAN 

90 
09 
90 
112% 

2d,  6s,  g.,  1925  JAJ 
h.  V.  A  Potts.—  7s,  con..  1901.  JAJ 
hort  Route—  1st,  6s,  1912    ..JAJ 
liver  Springs  Ooala  A  Gulf— 
lst,4s,  1918  JAJ 

Eng.  Tr.  Co.  cert.,  ex-mat.op. 
1st,  cons,  mort.,  6s,  1919.  M&N 
Eng.  trust  certificates 

95 

70 

66 
40 
40 

67 
60 

s's" 

O.B.U.P.,A,&P.P.,g.,6s,'95.M&N 
Fund.couuon.g.,  7s,1895M&N 
Atch.Col.&P.,l8t,Os,1905..O-F 
At.J.Co.&W.,lst,68.'05...Q-F 

ioux  C.  A  N.—  1st,  58,1920...  J&J 
ioux  C.  &  Pac.—  See  Chic.  A  N.  W. 

*  Flat  price.               I  In  London 

JANUARY    1897  J 


RAILROAD    BONDS    AND    STOCKS. 


lio.d.                            Bid.    Ask.                    mock*.                   Par. 

Bid. 

A8k. 

Stocks.                   Par. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Onion  Pacific— (Concluded)— 

Lln.*C..lst.V.l918 A*O  • 

Or*.  S.  L.  *  U.  N.- 
Truat  Co.etfs.,oou..gn.,5s,1919 

Do.  assented 

Ore.  Short  Line. ««.  1922 FA  A 

Trust  Co.  eerttnee,tes  of  depost  t. 

Otah8outh.gen.,7s.l9OectfaJ*.I 

Tr.Co.cts.,ext..lst7«,190)l.J*J 

CtahANor   lstM..7s,  19O8  J*J 

(iol.l.  5«.  1926 J*J 

C.  P.  Deov.  A  Gulf- 
Con..  5s,  g.,  1939 J*D 

Col.  Cent.  IstM.  7s.  19O9.    .JAJ 
Den  T.AF.W.lstM..g..S..t37MAN 
Denv.T.aG.1.1  M..g.  .5s.-37.AAO 
Otk»*Bl.R,-8eeN.Y.C.*H. 
Valley  (N.  Y.)-S««  Del.  L.  A  W.     ' 
Venllg .  Val.  Ind.*  W.-SeeMo.  Par 
Ver.AMass..  gu.,5s.  1903. .MAN    104 
Venu't  Valley-lst.  5«.  1910.AAO    11" 
Virginia*  Tenn.-SeeNorf.  AW.    , 
Vlnnnla  Midland-See  So.  By. 
Vleks.8h.*Pac.-Ut6s,  1920.JAJ  *  40 
8s.p.l..g./15 U04 


Bait.  A  Ohio  1st  pref  6 100   

25         2d  pref ...1OO    

Baltimore  *  Ohio  S.  W.  Ry....lOO    

644    66         Pref ......1OO|       3 

Beech  Creek,  guar.  4 50     94 

115       Bell.ASo.  III.,  gu.,4-8  p.  O.JAJ100    

Ill1*      Trust  Co.  Cents 

Bellcfontalne  Cent.  RR.  Co 50    

Boston  *  Albany lOOi  209 

Boston  &  Lowell,  JAJ 10O    2<>f> 

1OO      Boston  A  Maine 100'  162 

Pref.,MA8 100    152 

Bout.  A  N.  Y.  Air-Line — Common..!  

Pref.,  guar.4 10O    1O2 

38      Boston  A  Providence 100J  26O 

Boston  Rev.  Beach  A  Lynn 1OO     30 

Buffalo  N.  Y.  A  Erie 100:125 

Buffalo  Roch.  A  Pittsburg lOOi     15 

Pref ...1001  

Burl.  Cedar  Rap.  A  No.,  FAA. 100      65 

Caniden  A  Burfinirton  Co.,  JAJ. 25    

Canada  Southern,  FAA 100  x  44 

Canadian  Pacific 100      55 

1  60         Pref 100    

107      Catawlssa ...50  t     31* 

Istpref ...50  t  4S>t 

106         2dpref 50147 


111 
63 
«3 

115 
MO 

30 


32 


49 


123 


100 


70'j   Cayuga  A  Susqnehanna. 


1st.  gold.  So.  1939 MAN 

2d.  itold,  5s,  1939 FAA  *  70  . 

Del>.  mort..«s4i»Ties  A.19S9.JAJ  * Central  Massachusetts 

Deb.  mort.,6sjw1es  B.1939.JAJ  '    21        23 
Det.  ACh.ext,lst^Jo.l941.JAJ  ' 99 

95   ;. 


.  ..... 

8t.UC.Bl.  A  On. -lit.  «•.  1906. 
St.  Louis  Kan.  Cltr  A  X..rth'n— 
St.  Charles  Bridge,  1st  6O.19O8 
Bniiinw.  A  Chill..  Of.  19O3  FAA 
Waco  A  N  -Bee  Hoos.  *  Tex.Cen. 
Warren  RR,— See  D.  L.  A  W. 
Warren  A  ^kiln-See  W.  N.  Y.  A  P. 
Wash.ACol.  R.- 1  »t  Jt.  .4s.  1 935J  AJ 
Wash.  O.  A  W.-8ee  Southern  Ry. 
W.  AI».-Con*.  4>*s,  g..  gn.,0ct.f18 
Western  Maryland— 
3d  M.  6s,  endorsed,  1900  .  .JAJ  - 
Bait.  A  Harris..  g.,5«.193fl..MAN  ' 
1st  M.West.  Ext.  C.5S.-38.M AN  ' 
West  Jersey  A  Sea  Shore— 

-ol.  >.  «s.  1936 J*J 

Oain.AAt.-Con..3s4s.l91  l.J*.l 
3d  mort..now  l«t.6s,199». A*O 
W.  Jersey.  1st  M.  7s,  1899.. A  AC 
CoosoL  So.  19OO  MAN 


•103 
'  94 


87 
100 


100 
110 

L08 

118 


103 


.,- 


30    135 
100      10 

Pref ;;;;;. 100  so 

Central  of  New  Jersey 100     99 

Central  Ohio 50  » 

Pref 30t , 

Central  Pacific 10O      15       lt> 

Chartlers  Railway 50  I 

Chesapeake  A  Ohio 10O      16 

Chestnut  Hill 50  I 

Chicago  A  Alton 10O    16O 

Pref.,  Q-M 100    172 

Kan.  City  St.  L.  AChic.,pref.lOO   123 


.          . 

Louisiana*  Mo.  River.  preMOO    160     . .  _ 

Mlastsslppl  River  Bridge Keokuk  A  Des  Moin. 

Chicago  Burl.  A  Qulncy,<J-M..100'     69%    tin's      Pref 


Florida  Central  A  Peninsula a    5>s 

Voting  trust  certificates 

2d  pref.  non-cum 1OO  a  20>s 

6    |]  Fort  Wayne  &  Jack.— 

Common 100 

Preferred 100 

Georgia  &  Alabama,  common I 

1st  preferred !     23% 

210      GeorttiaRR.  i  Banking  Co 100x165 

Ga.  South'n  *  Fla.,  common. .100       5 

164         First  preferred lOOi     47 

15J    jl    Second  preferred 100!     14 

Grand  Rapids  &  Indiana 100    

105      Grand  River  Valley. ..          ...100   108 

263      Great  Northern  Ry.,  pref    Q-F100!  118 

40      Green  Bay  &  Western 100   

Hartford  &  Conn.  West 1001     20 

21      Harrieburg  Portsmouth  Mt.  J.  <& 

61         Lan 50' 

75      Henderson  Bridge 1OO! 

Housatonio,  pref. lOOi     231* 

4(i      Huntingdon  1  Broad  Top 50  t 

56  Hi  |    Pref „ 50  t  51 

Illinois  Central,  MAS 1OO     92 

3%      Leased  lines,  4  p.  c 100 

50    h  Indiana  111.  A  Iowa 1OOJ 

48      Iowa  Central 1001 

|    Pref 100 

Jackson  Laus.  A  Sag 1OO 

Joliet  A  Chicago 100 

Kal.  Allegan  £  Gr.  Rapids    ...100 

Kanawha  A  Michigan 100 

KansasCity  Clin.  &  Springrd.lOOi 

KanaasCityA  Ind.  Air  Line. ..lOOt  

Kansas  City  Suburban  Belt 1OOJ  — 

16Vi   KansasCity  Ft. Scott*  Mem.. lOOi       S 
Kansas  City  Ft.  S.  A  G.,  pref.. 100      35 

Kan.  C.  Mem.  A  Bir 100    1 

Kausas  City  Pittsburg  A  Gulf  1OO      17ia    20 

Kan.C.  St. L.&  Chic. -See  Ch.&  Alt. 

170      Kentucky  A  Indiana  Bridge  ..1OO        _1s) 

1OO 


120 


87  "2 
95 


85 


25 

i'55 

125 

4 


93 
95 


26% 


80 
20 
45 


2 
13 
30 


1 
3 
15 
40 


'.  J.AAL.  IstM.  6«.  1910.  MAS' CblcagoANorthwestern.AAO.lOO 


Chicago  A  East  Illinois 100|     4O       30       Keokuk  A  Western 1OO 

Preferred.  O-J an 100     95     101      Kingston  A  Pembroke 50    

Chicago  A  O.W.,  com 4»a      5"«   Lake  Erlo  A  Western 1OOJ     16"a;   18>* 

I],  ..deb 1OO<65       70          Pref 100      67>s    69>« 

5  p.  e.,  preferred,  A 100  <  25       30       Lake  Shore  A  Michigan  South..  100  x  149   '152 

4  p.  o.  preferred  B Lehigh  Valley 501  30%!  31 

Chicago  Mllw.  A  St.  P.,  AAO...  100      73        73i«       Pref 5O    

Preferred ...1OO 


West  Shore— Sc*  N.  Y.  C.  A  H. 
West  Va.  A  Pitts.— See  B.  A  O. 
»  York  A  Pennsylvania— 
.5s.  1937...  JAJ 

mort..  n>ld.  3-4s.  1943. AAO 

••«.  «old,  5^  1943 

'  'ar.    tt»  Southern  Ky 
Western  Pae.-«ee  Central  Pae. 


Preferred.?.  (*-M  ............  KH( 

Chicago  A  Northern  Paoltlc  ____  100    ...... 

Chic.  Peoria  A  St  L.—  Common..  ,  ...... 

1  '•_• 


ISO's  132       Little  Miami  .....................  5O178      182i« 

10mi02>4    Little  Rock  A  Memphis  ........  100    ............ 

151>4l52Hi   Little  Seliuylklll  .................  501  ......     52 


45 
la 


Gold.  4s.  192S J  AD -101 

West.Tr-t-See  ».  Y.  C.  A  H.  B. 
West  Va.  Cent.  A  Pltts.- 

K-old.6s.1911 JAJ  '107% 

Wheeling  Bridge  A  Term.  Ryi- 

•.{.*•.  ll»3t> JAD  '  12 

MM.  6s    1940 MAS' 

Wheeling  L  Erie— 

•Vs.  1996 •   94 

Wheel.  Div  1st,  3*.  1928....  JAJ  ' 

Exten.  A  lupt..  5s.  1030  ...FAA  '   85 

Coosoi..gouf  4s.  1992 JAJ  * 

WUkesb.  A  East.    Bee  R.  Y.  8  A  W. 
WUke«b*rrs. 


..... 
47 


.  .  . 

Preferred,  5  p.  c.  non-cum 


Chicago  Rock  I«l.  A  PSC..O-F..  100  x  65>« 
Chicago  St.  Paul  Minn.  AD.  ..10O      47 
Pref ...10O   130     136 


65% 

48 


140 


I', 

9 


93 


-100 


.. 

.  A  Aug.  8«.  I'M"      JAD  *114«i 
PfK.*W«ldon7s.  f..  1MT7.  JAJ  '10J 
fts,  193A  ........  JAJ  MU«i 

Wllm.  A.  \or-l.t.5s-1907-27J  AD  MOO 
Bs.  cm  m»rt.  ir  .  1M3....Q-AQC  MOO 

Wllminffloa  (X.  C.)  Ry.  Brldje- 
^•877..  1W7  .............  A*O*99 

M  M.  M,  1898-99  ...........  AAO  •  98      . 

Wlaona  A  81.  P.  -See  Chic.  A  X.  W. 


Chlc««o  A  West  Michigan.  .....  10O  5 

ChoctAW  Oklah.  A  Gulf  certs...   SOI  ..... 

Cincinnati  Hamilton  A  Dayton.  10O  ..... 

Preferred.  A.  4  p.  e  ..........  1OO  ..... 

Preferred.  B.  4  p.  o  ...........  1OO  ..... 

Preferred.  Eagle,  4  p.  c  ......  loo 

Hew  pref.Sp.c 
CmolanmUJaokson  A  Mack  ........ 

Cincinnati  Leb.  A  Northern.  ...  100  75 

Cincinnati  N.O.ATex.  Pacific.  100  IS 

Clncinn«tl8e,nd.ACleTe..pref...50  ...... 

Cleveland  Akron  A  Colombo*.  100  »14l)t 

Cleveland  Canton  A  Southern.  1OO  ...... 

Preferred  ...................  10O  2So. 

Cleveland  Ctn.  Chic.  A  St.  L....  100  25>* 

Preferred  .....................  10O  ...... 

Cleveland  Loraln  A  Wheel'?.  .1OO| 


Preferred 

Cleveland  A  Pitts.,  gu.  7,  Q-M. .  .50 
..bus  Hooking  Val.  ATol.lOO 

Preferred,  JAJ 100 

ul>us  A  Xenls.ru.  82-3 50 

,1ms  A  Ctn.  Midland,  pref..5O 
Con.*  Mont.. Class  I,  Feb.,  qu.lOO 

Class  II..  Feb., quar 1OO 

Class  U/.  Feb.,  quar 1OO 


Long  Island 50!  40 

LaT*  Mo.  River— See  Chlo.  A  Alt. 

Louisville  Bridge  Co 1OO! 

Loulsv.  Evansv.  A  St.  Louis.. .100;  

Pref 100 

Louisville  Henderson  A  St.  L.1OO' 

Preferred,  5  p.  c.  non-oum 

Louisville  A  Nashville 100  47%    48% 

Loulsv.  N.  Albany  A  Chic 100    ,        "4 

Pref 100  %      1 

Lowell  A  Andover 205 

MahouluK  Coal  Railroad 501OO     115 

Pref...                          50  100    1115 

Maine  Central,  quar loo  12U     132 

Manchester  A  Lawrence,  MAN.100  223     226 

Marquette  Hough.  AOnton...lOO    

Preferred 100    

Massawlppl  Valley 100  133 

Memphis  &  Charleston 25    

Mexican  Central 1OO  7 

Mexican  National  tr.  receipts..  1OO, 

Mexican  Northern 100 

Michigan  Central 100 


10 

40" 
90 
I  90 
90 
M 


2O 


75o. 
27 


100    ............   Middlesex  Valley  ..............  100 


16° 


5O 
187 

164 
164 

164 


Class  IV.,  Concord.  Feb.,  qu. 100    167 
Concord  A  Portsmouth,  gu.  7..1OO    170 


.  . 

-.s.1937  ..................  JAJ  "  ...... 

Eni  trust  oertf.  .................  •  38% 

lMsert^^e!l9O9'.  .......  'JAJ  •  83 

(•p.  5s,  1931  ..........  MAN  •  40       55 

Wls  AMInn..l.t,6s.'l«.MAS-  98     ..... 

Wlsconrtn  A  Mlrhlcan  Ry  - 

«.,«..  5»  Jaa.  l.  1*45    JAJ*  ......    SO 

v-       A  Minn.-lst,  7s.  1910  .AAO  '10u 

n.  Tal.-««e  C.  M.  A  «»• 

^•SWash.  A  R.—4S.  »..  1U13     .      10OH  104 
•30  ..............  77.    ...JAJ    101      100 

1934  ...............  AAO    101      108 

/•  tOUoR.-lrt.Oe.19K. 


57 


.. 

170 
...... 

,1474 
25O 
4 


30 
80 


9 


43 
93 


19 
78 
43 


20 

18 


68 
105 
223 


2> 
22 

"75" 
112 


Delaware  A  Hudson 100 

Delaware  Lack.  A  West ,  Q-J . .  .50 
Delaware  HtuMiuehanna  AS  — 5O 

Denver  A  Rio  Grande 1OO 

Pref.   100 

'IT-  ? ;!!"lOO 

Ala-AOtSoatiTn.  A.  6s.  pref.*  10  <     84      7>t  Detroit  H  Ills  A  8.  W 1OO 

».  common *10<      l>t      24   Detroit  Lansing  A  Northern.. .100 

).T.*PJune.,A,pret  X10» Pref 100 


stMLKOtD.nwc.il.     Par 


B.  deferred 
^^^toa*  Vlcksbiirg  >        8 

^^•rA  Snoq..  gnar.  7 :•«.    17<> 

Albany  A  Veranmt loo    

Alles-heny  Valley 5O    

^•F     . 

Ann  Arbor  Ry.  oom ion       «% 




Milwaukee  A  Lake  Wlnnebago— 

1st  preferred 1OO 

2d  preferred 

Mine  IIIllASchv.  Hav 50jt   54 

Minneapolis  A  St.  Louis 10O[ 

Istpref.  5  P.O.  cum 100.x  744 

2(1  pref.  5  p.  c.  non-dim 100  x  45 

Minneapolis  St.  P.  AS.  8te.M..lOO    

Preferred 1OO   

Missouri  Kansas  A  Texas 1OO 

Connecticut  A  PMsumpsic....  100    145     ,1474       Preferred loo 

dent  Blv.,lOp.c.gu.JAJ  100   245     25O      Missouri  Pacific ....1OO 

By.  of  Vermont,  pref..  1OO        1          l       Mobile  A  Ohio,  assented loo 

___rt»nd  Valley— Common..  5O!  ! Morris  A  Essex,  guar.,  7s 50, 

Preferred 50    Nashville  Chattanooga  A  St.  L.10O: 

Danbury  A  Norwalk 50't  02     Nashville  A  Decatur 25 

Dayton  A  Michigan,  com SOI     75    '77      Nashua  A  Lowell, MAN loo 

Pref.,  guaranteed,  8s 3O   180     182      Naugatuck 100 

Delaware...  .  i.-ln.nlng  Valley 50154     

Delaware  A  Bound  Brook 100    159      162       New  England  RR.  common...  1OO      4.r.      

'    US'*  llSij       Preferred.  5  p.o.  non-cum. ..100      60       62 

150>a  1584  New  Haven  A  Derby lOOi  1004 

.   New  Haven  A  Northampton. .100    101      

New  Jersey  A  New  York 1OO        24      5 

I'r.-f.  ii.'.l   ion     .... 

N.  Y.  B'klyn  A  M.  Bob.,  pref..loo    .... 

New  York  Central 1OO  x  92 

Dlvidi-nd  payable  in  London — I  96 
New  York  Chicago  A  St.  Louls.lOO, 

l«t  preferred loo 

2d  preferred 10O 

New  York  A  Harlem ."•<> 

New  York  UickuwannaAWe.st.lOO. 


3>« 


l<»i 


Detroit  A  Macklnae  ............  1OO 

Dnluth  South  Shore  A  Atl  .....  1OO 

Pref  ...........................  100 

I       •  .  .  .   .        "•'  i  '  ..... 

RMiernNew  Hampshire,  JAD.  100     90 

.,T  .......................  1'"' 

Elmlra  A  Wllllamsport  ..........  5O  t  ...... 

Prcf  ............................  5O  1  ...... 

Erlp.com  .......................  100      144 

let  pref  .......................  100      34 


8 

50 
97 


43  Vi 
9 


:. 
l« 


i- 
73 
15 
35 


New  York  New  Haven  A  Hart.100 
New  York  Ontario  A  Western.  1OO 
N.  Y.  Philadelphia  A  Norfolk..  1OO 
N.  Y.  A  Hocknway  Beach  ......  1OO 

N.  Y.  Susq.  A  Western  new  ____  100 

Pref  ..........................  100 


««5 

20 
29<i 
118 
177 


94 
97i» 
12 
75 
28 
300 


178 


14Hi    15 


!» 
24 


Norfolk  A  Southern 1OO  x  «2 


*  A  West  Point    . 

o*Paolflc 

Atlantic  A  HI.  Tmeain 
Angn.ta  *  Savanaak.  lee 
Baft  Kade  Valley 
Bait.  *  f.  V;,i    Kit.  n,  .  .• 


22%    23 
•rnt  tr     /   00       93 

100-     90     100 

'* 

98 

50    19" 

Y.V«,    i? 


•a  ,,rPf'  ..!lOO     Norfolk  A  Western 10O 

We  A  Kal»"maz.K. 2OO      Enx.  Tn  Co.  Certs.,  all  lust.  pd..       II 


10 
25 
70 


Dj%_ 

Rrle  A  Pi  t tsbunr 50    

Kiin>|M.|«n  A  North  American..  1W  

Evansville  A  Terre  Haute 5« 

Pref  30'     35 

Enalt  (43d  st.)  Bridge 5O  t 

ritchniirg.  JAJ 100,   

Preferred.  JAJ  16O  X  91 

Flint  A  Pere  Marquette 10O    

Pref 100    ,27 


31 

45 


P2 


P  rti  fti  r  n  *<  1  1 00 : 

Eng.  Tr.  Co."  Certs!,"  ail  iii's't.  pd. 

North  Carolina,  MAS 1OO 

North  Pennsylvania 50  t  83*3 

Nonbern  Central 50!t  G6V 

Northeastern.  H.  C 50it I   40 

Sol  them.  N.  H.,  Jan.,  quar 100    153    J156 

Northern  Pacific  vofgtr.ccrt8.lOO      13V    1414 

Preferred  voting  tr. certs. ...  loo      :!-''«    82i» 


•riatprtoe.       t  Price  per  share  not  per  cent.       Un  London.       a  In  Amsterdam.       ;  Last  «»le,       xEx-dlvldend. 


TUB    QUOTATION     SUPl'LEMK.VT. 


[VOL    LXIV 


•.I.M-K.. 


Par.    Bid.     A-k 


190 
25o. 


Stocki. 


1  I 

so 


14 
200 


Norwich  4  Worcester 100 

Ogdenshurg  Si  L.  Charaplain..lOO 
Onto  Southern 100 

Eng.  Trust  Co.  certificates 

Old  Colony 100    175 

Ontario  A  Quebec,  guar 1OO  II 48 

Oregon  Imp.  Co.— Sue  Mlscell'ous. 
Oregon  Ry.  A  Na\-.,  vot.  tr — 100 

frtit.,vnt.  trust  certificates 

Oregon  Short  I...  A  Utah  Nor. . .  100 

Eng.Tr  Co.  oertfs.,  all  Instal.  pd. 

O»wego  A  Syracuse 50 

Panama    10O 

Pawtuxet  Viilley 150 

Pennsylvania Railroad 50  t  Si's 

Penn.  &  Northwestern 50  I 

Peoria  &  Bureau  Valley  ..     ..100    168 
PeorlaDeoatur  A  Evansvtlle..lOO        -2 

Peoria  &  Eastern 100        4 

Petersburg.  JAJ 100    112 

Philadelphia*  Erie 50  I 

Plilla.  Germanfn  &  NorrUf  n...5O  (125 
Philadelphia  A  Reading   50   

Trust  Co.  oerts.  all  lost,  prefd..      26>s 

Phllailelphla  ATrenton 100   237 

Phila.  Wilmington  A  Baltiinore.50    

Pitteb.  Cin.  Chic.  A  St.  Louis.. 100      12 

Fret 1OO      45 

Plttsburg  A  Castle  Shannon 50  t 

PiUsb.  Cliar.  &  Yough.,  JAJ 50  t 

Pittsburg  A  Counellsvllle 50    

Pittsb.  Ft.  W.  A  Chic.,guar.  7. .100    100 

Special 100|  155 

Plttaburg  Junction 50  I 

Ptttsburg  A  Lake  Erie 50  t 

Pittsb.  McKeesport  A  Yough  . .  .50  x!22 

Plttslmrg  Shen  A  L.  Erie 50  I 

Pittsb.  Virginia  A  Charleston... 50  I  47 
Pittsburgh  Western 5O  t  

Pref 50    

Pittsburg  Wheeling  A  Kent'ky. 50    

Plttsburg  Young*town  A  Ash.. .50  I   15 

Pitts.  Y.  &  Ash.— Pref 50    

Portland  A  Ogdensburg 100    

Portland  Saco  A  Portsmouth..  100    146 

Portsmouth  A  Dover 100    115 

Port  Royal  A  Augusta 100    

Providence  A  Springfield 100      90 

Prov.  A  Worcester,  Jan.,  quar.  100    249 
Providence  Warren  A  B I'S.'i 


50o. 


152 


17 


26% 


Quincy  RR.  Bridge  Co 

KaleighA  Gaston 

Rensselaer  A  Saratoga 

Richmond  A  Danville 

Richmond  Fred.  A  Pot.,  com... 

Dividend  obligations,  JAJ . . . 
|    6  per  cent  guaniut'd,  MA  >'..  . 

7  per  cent  guarant'd,  MAN... 
Richmond  A  Petersburg,  JAJ. 
Rio  Grande  Southern. . 
Rio  Grande  Western.. 

Pref 

Rook  Island  &  Peoria. 

Rome  A  Cllutou 

Rome  Wa'ertowu  A  Og.,  guar. 
Rutland,  JAJ 

Pref., 7 

St.  Joseph  A  Grand  Island. . . 
St.  Louis  Alton  A  Torre  H .... 

Eng.  certs,  of  dep 


Par.    Bid. 


1(55 

100    

100   181 

10(1 

1001  115 
1OO  110 
100, 

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100 

1(1 1 

100 
100 


115 
25 


Ask. 


Stock*. 


Par.    Bid.     Ask. 


122 
30 


10 
35 


117 


14 
53 


50 


Guar.  2k  p.  c 

St.  Louis  Bridge,  1st  pref 

2d  pref 

St.  Louis  PHorl  <•  A  Xorthern.. 
St.  Louis  &  San  Fran.,  com — 

1st  pref.,  4  per  ct.,  non  cum. 

2d  pref.,  4  per  ct.,  uon-cum. 

St.  Louis  Southern 

St  Louis  Southwestern 

Pref., 5s 

St.  Louis  Vandalia  &  T.  H 

St.  Paul  &  Duluth 

Pref 

St.  Paul  Minn.  &  Man.,  guar... 

San  Fr.  &  San  Joaquin  Val 

Seaboard  &  Roanoke,  com 

Shore  Line       

Short  Route  Railway 

South  Carolina  &  Georgia — 

Southern  A  Atlantic 

South.  California,  pref 

Southern  Pacific  Co 

Southern       (vot.  trust  certs.) 

Prel'  .5  >6, non  cum.        do 
Southu  est  Ga.,  guar.  5  p.  o. . . 

Southwest  Pennsylvania 

Spuyten  Duyvil  A  Port  Morris 

State  Line  A  Sullivan 

Staten  Island  Ry.,  guar.  5»ap. 
Summit  Branch,  Pa 


100 
100 
100 
100  35 

100|  

100    

....  54 
loo  .... 
100  U02 
100,1  50 

100    

1001  4i 
100, 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100; 

.100' 

.100 
.100  112 

100 

100 
100 
100 
.100 


132 
118 


20 
50 


50 


61 


105 
54 


67 1« 
42 


22  >o 
5 


9k 


35 
75 


17 


107 


34k! 

1*3 

"3ii 


25 
19 

81 


14 


.100 

100  1413 
.100,  9>4 
.100  26  ! 
.100,x  92 

..50    ' 

.100    ' 

..50  t 

C.75      35       45 
..501   fiOo.       2 


Siiubnry  A  Lewistown 50  t  65 

Suspension  Bridge  Co 25  I 

Syracuse  Blngh.  A  N.  Y 100    

Tennessee  Georgia  A  Atlantic  1OO    

Terre  Haute  A  Indianap 50  f 

Torre  Haute  A  Logansport 50 

Terre  Haute  A  Peoria,  com 

I    Preferred,  6  per  cent,  non-<.um. . 

Texas  Central,  common 

Preferred,  5  per  cent,  non-oum. . 

Texas  A  Pacific 100 

Toledo  Ann  Arbor  &  No.  Mich. 100 

Toledo  &  Ohio  Central 100 

Preferred 1001 

Toledo  Peoria  &  Western lOOl 

Toledo  St.  Louis  A  Kansas  City.100 

Preferred 100 

Troy  A  Greenbush 50 

Tunnel  Rail  of  St.  Louis 100  ii03 

Ulster  &  Delaware 100    

United  New  Jersey  RR.  A  C.  Co.lOO   237>a 

Union  Pacific 100 

Eng.  Tr.  Co.  eertifs 85i 

Union  Pacific  Denver  A  Gulf..  100 

Utioa  A  Black  River 100, 

Utica  Chen.  A  Susq.  Valley 100: 

13       Valley  RR.  (N.  Y.) 100 

Vermont  A  Massachusetts,  leased, 

4k      6,  AAO 100 

10    :  |  Vermont  Valley 50! 

Virginia  Midland 100 

iWabash  Railroad 100        H         (i 

Pref 100      15V   15 

WareRiverRR 100,  170     .... 

Warren,  N.  J.,  leased  7s 50    163      165 

West  Jersey  &  Sea  Shore — Com.SO  t 

Special,  guaranteed 50    

Western  Maryland 50  t 

Western  N.  Y.  A  Poun 5O  t     2=8      2Tg 

I!    Trust  certificates 501     IV     2 

West  Virginia  Central 100 

15      Wheeling  A  Lake  Erie 1001 

9V     Pref 100 

Wl  Ikesbarre  A  Scran  ton 50     .  . 

Wil.  Columbia  A  Augusta 100    1O3 

Wilm.  A  Weldon,  7 100      97 

Wis.  Cent.  Co.  (vot.  tr.  certf s.)  .100        2 

Pref 100    

Wor.Nash.  &Roch..J&J 100    117 


2V 
150 
130 
112 

152 
135 


9k 
3 


154 


116 


37H, 
27 


9.'i 


6% 
30k 


97 1« 
213 


120 


t  Prices  per  share  not  per  cent. 


*  In  London. 


x  Ex-dividend. 


STREET     RAILWAY     SECURITIES. 

Prices  marked  thus  (*)  are  flat  prices— that  is,  the  purchaser  does  not  pay  accrued  interest  in  addition. 


BoildM. 


Bid.     Ask. 


NTUriKT     If  WAV     BONDS. 

ALBANY,  N.  Y.- 
Albany Ry.,  1st  M.,  5s,  1905,  JAJ. 

Consol.  M.,  5s,  g.,  19  to,  JAJ.... 

6s,  convert.,  deb.,  1901,  MAN... 

N.AE.Gr'nb.H.,l8t,5s,1911,MAN 
W.Turnp.ARR.,2dg'd6V19.M&N 

1st,  guar.,  6s,  1919,  MAN  ........ 

ALLENTOWN,  PA.— 
Allen.  A  LeliigU  Val.  Traction— 

1st  M.,  gold,  5s,  1913,  MAS  ...... 

Con.  M..  gold,  5s,  1925.  JAJ  ..... 
Allen  A  Beth.,  1st  g.  6s,  1911.  J&J 

BALTIMORE,  Mo.— 
Balt.Trac.Co.,UtM.,5s,1929,MAN 

No.  Balt.Div.,lst.g.5s,1942.JAD 

Exten.  A  imp.,  6s,  g.,1901,  MAS 

Coll.  tr.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  '1900,  JAJ 

Balt.City  Pas.,lst,5s,g.,1911,MAN 

Cent.  Ry.,oou.  M.,  g.,5s,  1932.MAN 

1st  M.,  6s,  1912,  JAJ  ............ 

OityASu.,  lst,M.,  5s,g.,  1922,  JAD 

Lake  Ro.  El.,  1st,  <.,5s,  1942.M&S 

BOSTON,  MASS. 
North  Shore  Traction  Co.— 

Lynn  A  B.,lst.  5s.g.,'24  ----  JAD 
Naumkeag,  1st,  con.  is,  1910.  JAJi 
West  End,  deb.,  5s,  g.,  1902.  MAN1 

Debenture,  4  ^s,  g.,  1914,  MAS..' 

Boston  eon.  5*,  Jan.  ,1907..  .JAJ 
Cambridge,  1st  m.,  5s,  1903,  AAO. 
Charles  Rlv.,  1st  m.,  5s,  1904,  AAO 
Highland,  eonv.  6s,  1898,  JAJ  ____ 
Hlghl'd,  non-con.  pl.5s,1902.MAN 
Metropolitan,  plain  6s,  1897,  JAD 
Metropolitan,  plain  5s,  1903,  JAD 
Middlesex,  plain  6s,  1897,  J&J  ____ 
Middlesex,  plain  5s,  1904,  JAJ.... 
South  Boston,  plain  5s,  1905,  MAN 

BRIDGEPORT,  CONN.— 
Brtdgep.Trao.,l8t,5s,g.,  1923,  JAJ 

BROOKLYN,  N.  Y.— 
Atlantic  Ave..geu.M.,5s,  1909,  AAO 

Conaol.  M.,  5s,  g.,  1931,  AAO.... 

Imp.  M.,  5s.  g.,  1934.  JAJ  ....... 

BrooklynCity.Ist.S-t,  1916-41,  JAJ 
B'k'nC.ANew.,lstoon.5s,'39,JAJ 
Brooklyn  El.,  1st,  6s,  g.,  1924,  AAO. 

2d,  5s,  g.,  1915,  JAJ  ........  ...... 

Union  El.,  1st,  6s,  g.,  1937,  MAN 

Seaside  A  B.  B..  1st,  5s,g.,'42,JAJ 
B'klynH'ghts,lstM.,5s,194l,AAO 
Bk.Q'nsOo.ASub.,lst.5s,g.'41..IA.I 

Istoons.  M..5<,  e..  1916-11. 

*  Flat  prices. 


106 
109 


114 
116 


105 


Bonds. 


... 
105  ia 


90 

95 
110 


«10778 
*  104ia'  105 
*102 
"113 
'  1  12 
*llt 

*110>«  111 
105     107 


105 
100 
lOSig  lOtifl 
103%  104ia 


104 
103 
103k 
...... 

K>2k 


108 

105k 


114 


102%  105  k 

100k 

103k    

103i2  106 


101  1« 


•100      105 
*102     106 

*  7.7    I   80 

•115      

*107i3 

*  74i« 

*  39        46 
• 74 

•ioo"  ibi" 

*100      105 
1   80 


BROOKLYN  N.  Y.— (Conci'd)  — 

B'klyn  Rap.  Tran.,5s,g., 1945. AAO 
Jam.  A  Br.— 1st, 5s,  g.,  1930... JAJ 
Coney  Isl.  A  Brooklyn  1st  5s. 1903 
Kings  County  Elevated— 

1st  A,  5s,  g.,  1925,  J&J 

FultonEl.,  A,  1st,  5s,g,  1929.MAS 

BUFFALO,  N.  Y.— 

Buff.  Ry.,lstcon.M.,5s,g.,'31,FAA 
Buff.  A  Nlag.  Falls  Elec.  Ry— 

Iht  M.  5s,  g.,  1935 JAJ 

Crosst'n  St.Ry.l8t,5a,g.  1932,  MAN 

CAMDEN,  N.  J.— 
Cam.  Glou.  &  Wood.,  lst6s..M&N 

CHARLESTON,  S.  C.- 
Charleston  City,  1st,  6s,  1915. J&J 
Enterprise  St.  RR.,  1st,  5s.  '06,  JAJ 

CHESTER,  PA.— 
Chester  Trae.,  1st  g.,5s,1914.M&N 

CHICAGO,  ILL.— 
Chic.  City  Railway,  1st,  4ias...J&J 
Ch.N.Sh.St.Hy.,lst,6s,qu.,'12,AAO 
Calumet  Elec.St.,l8t,58,g.'09,MAN 
Ch.AS.S.R.T,lstM.,5s,g.,'29.A<!fcO 

1st  M.,  ext.,  5s,  g.,  1933,  JAJ 

Cicero  A  Prov.  St.,  lst6s,'04.MAN 

Consolidated  5s,  g.,  19 15...  MAN 
Lake  St.  El.,deb.5s,  g.,g'd,'28,  JAJ 

Income  deb.  5s,  1925 

Met.  W. S.E1.,  1st, 5s, g.,  1942,  FAA 
No.  Chic.  St.  RR.,  lst,5s,1906,JAJ 

Oert.  indebt.,  6s,  1911,  J&J 

No.  Ch.  City  Ry..  1st,  6s,  1900,  JAJ 

2d,  4133,  1927,  MAN 

West  Chicago  Street  RR.— 

1st,  58,1928 MAN 

W.  C.St.Tun.,l8t,58,g'd,'09,FAA 
Debenture,  6s,  191 1,  J&D 

Ch.  W.  Div.  Ry.,  l8t,4ias,'32,  J&J 

Chic.  Pass.  Ry.,  1st,  6s,  1903,  FAA 
Consol.  M.,  6s.  1929,  JAD 

So.  Oh.City  Ry.,lst,5s,g.,'13,A&O 

CINCINNATI,  O.— 
Cin.  New.  ACov.,  con.  5s,g.,'22,JAJ 
i  8o.Cov.&Ciu.,lstM.,6s,'12,MAS 
2d  cons.  M.,  6s,  g.,  1932,  JAJ.. 
I  Newport  &  Dayton,  1st,  6s,  1»17 
!Cin.  Incl.  Plane,  1st,  7s,  1899,  J&J 

Consol.  M..  6s,  1914,  J&J 

Mt.A.&Ed'uPlt.,Ut6s,1900A&O 
I     l»tM.,6<,  1905.  A&O 

Oonsol.  M..  5s.  1906.  MAS  .   . 


Hid. 

Ask. 

76 
S*O 
101 

ibi" 

102 

45 
35 

50 
40 

107 

108 

92 

104 

95 
105 

95 

101 



112 
101 



102 

100 



55 
35 

58 
40 

70 

71 
35 

55 
102 

57 
102  14 

KoudK. 


Bid. 


100 
*96 
'94 


lOOia 

ib'6' 

101 

as      95k 

100 


95 
110 
llrt 
115 


105 
111 
I 'Hi  19 


97  "a 
120 
120 
1*0 

75 

70 
107 


CLEVELAND,  O.— 
Cleveland  Electric— 

Consol.  M.,  5s,  gold,  1913,  MAS.    10'2 

Br'klynSt.,  1st  M.,  (is,  1903,  MAS    

EastClev.,  1st,  M.,  5s,  1910.  MA8| 

Cleveland  City  Ry.  Co.— 

1    Cl.  City  Cable,  1st,  5s.  g.,'09,  JAJ    loo 

So.  Side  St.  Ry.,  6s.  1903,  MAS....    1OO 

COLUMBUS  O.— 

Col.  Cent.  Ry.,lst,  5s,  g.,  '13, MAN 
,Col.  Con.St.  Ry.,lst,g.5s,g.'09  JAJ 
Col.  St.  Ry., cons.,  5s,  g.,  1932,  JAJ 

Crosst'n  St.,  1st,  5s, g.,  1933,  JAD 

DAVENPORT,  IA.— 
Davenport  A  Rock  Isl.  St.  Ry.— 
1st,  g.,  6s,  1901  to  1911 JAJ 

DENVER,  COL.— 

Den.  City,  1st  3, 4. 5s,  g.,  1920.  JAJ 
Consol. Tram  way,  Ist.Bs.g., '08,  J&J 

6s,  g.,  oonsol.,  1910,  JAJ 

Met.  Ry.  Co.,  1st,  6s,  g.,1911,  JAJ 
Tramway,  5s,  g.,  1933,  AAO... 

DES  MOINES,  IA.— 

City  Ry.  Co.,  1st,  6s,  g.,  1923.M&X 
D.M.St.,lstM..bs,g.,'99to'19,AAO 
D.M.8ub.,l8tM.,6s,g.,'06to'21,J&J 

DETROIT,  MICH.— 
Detroit  City  Ry.,lst,  6s,  1900,  JAJi 
Det.  Citizens', con.M.,5s,1910.AAO 
Detroit  Ry.,  1st,  5s,  g.,'12-24.JAL> 
DetroitSub.  Ry.,  lst.5s,1902,MAN 
Highland  Park,  1st,  5s,  1908,  JAJ . 
Rapid  Ry.  1st  5s,  g.,  1915,  MAS... 

DULUTH,  MINN.— 
Dulnth  St.  Ry.,  1st,  5s,  1930  .JAJ 
Consol.  g.,  5s,  1924 JAJ 

HARTFORD,  CONN.— 
Hartford  Man.  A  Rockville— 

1st,  5s,  1924,  AAO i 

Hartford  Street  Railway  Co.— 

H.  A  W'thersfleld,deb.58,'08,MAS 

Hartf.8t.Ry.,deb.,5s,l!)14,AAO 
Hart.  A  West  H.,  1st,  5s,1924.F&A 

HAZLETON,  PA.— 
Lehigh  Tract.,  1st  g.  5s,  1923. JAD  • 

HOBOKEN,  N.  J.— 
North  Hudson  Co.  Street  Ry.— 

IstM.,  6s,  1914,  JAJ i'112 

Con.  M..  5s.  192«,  JA.1 1*101 


Ask. 


104 


105 
105 


85 

"92" 

82 
87 


97 


102 
102 


97 
98 


100 


H-0 


100 
90 


98 


68 
90 


J.VXl-ARY,    1897.) 


STliEEL1     RAILWAY     SECURITIES. 


Bond*. 


Bid.    Ask. 


Bond*. 


Bid.    Ask. 


78 


97 


98 

921s 


INDIANAPOLIS.  IND  — 

CltUen»'St.RR..eon.5s,g..'33,MAN  •  76 

KANSAS  CITY,  Mo.— 

Grand  Are.Cable,5s.g..l90S.  JAI  95 

K.C.  Eler.Ry.  Co..4s.g'd,'22.JAJ.  5»    i  55 

G-fd  6s.  1923.  JAJ 96       9» 

C.C.C»ble<maln),5*,Apr.,-97.AAO  98      1OO 

K.C.  (Summit).  6s.  1S97.... AAO  »»      

Me*,.OorriganU».,5*Jiily.'16.JAJ  l(X>i 

Met.  St.  Ry . .  5*  g..8ep»..19O9,MA8  97 

Cons.  5s,  g.  May  1.  1910 90 

LONG  ISLAND  CITY— 
W.  T.  A  Q.  Co.  Ry.— G.5s,  50  years 
Stein  war  Ry.-l«t  M.  g.  6.,'2'J.  J  AJ 

LOUISVILLE,  KY.— 

Cent.  PaM.  Ry..  1st.  6s,  19O8.MAN 
Ixmlsr.  Rr..<x.o.M..5.jJ..1930JAJ 
Louisr.Clty  Ry..oon.,b'i.l»O9.JAJ 

LOWELL,  MASS.- 
Lowell  *  Suburban  Street  Ry.— 
l.tmorUage,  5«,  1911 JAD 

MEMPHIS,  TENN.— 
Cltixeiu- Street  Ry  C*.,  6« 

MILWAUKEE.  Wis. 

Mllw.  City  RR..  l.t.  .-...*.. 'OS.  JAD 

Mil.  Electric  Ry.  A  Light  - 

,     ConiMil.,  K  .  5-,  30-years 

1  W.8We8t.Ky..UtM..».^..'09JAJ 

MINNEAPOLIS,  MINN.— 
Twin  City  Rapid  Transit  Co.— 
Minn.  St.  R...  on... -.«.«.. '19,  JAJ 

UtM..  7s,  1910.  MAN 

Con*  6s.  g.  Nor.  1.1913  MAN  MOO      IK) 
M.P.  CltyBy.,oon..5.jr..-37.JAJ  •  »7 

Ut  M..  64.  g..  1934.  AAO MO* 

0t.P.CryRy.4eb.6^(..l900.MAW  9* 

NASHVILLE    TENN.—  * 

•T.  St.  Ry..  5s.  1923 JAJ  •    1O 

irtt.  RR..old.64,'17.JAJ    M01 

.1919.JAJ 

k  A  ML  V..  l4t.04/l  J.FA  A 
r  81..  1st  M.,6.,  1936JAJ 


)   NEW  YORK,  N.  Y.-Conci'd)- 

fweuty-thlrd  St.,  1st.  6s,  1909 . . . 
Deb..  5g,  1906,  J&J 


Union  Ry.,  1st, 5s, g.,  1942.  FAA.. 


100 

•101 1« 


IIS    1115 


115      116 
110     110"? 
Mil,  lid 


104 


105 


IM 


100 
104 


103 


100 


88 


15 

103 


Southern  Boulevard  Railroad— 

1st,  gold  5s,  gu..  July  1.  1945.iM01ia 
We8tohes.EIec.,lst,5s.g.,'43,JAJi*  99 

NORTHAMPTON,  MASS.— 
Northampton  St.  Ry.,  1st,  5s,  19O9 

OMAHA,  NEB.— 
Omaha  St.  Ry.,  1st,  5s,  g.,' 14,  MAN 

PARIS,  TEX. 
Eleo.  Lt.  A  Ry.,  1st,  6s,  g.,  '14,  JAJ 

PATERSON,  N.  J.— 
New  Jersey  Elec.  Ry.,  as,  1945.... 
Paterson  Ry.,con.M.,68,g.,'31,JAD 

6s,  19O8.JAD 

PHILADELPHIA,  PA.— 

Elec.  A  People's,  4s,  tr.  certfs *  71>4 

Uestonrllle  M.A  Fairni'tP.  RR.— 

2d  M  ,  6s.  1902,  MAS 

Falrm't  P.  Ry.,  1st.  6s, 'Ol.. JAJ    .... 

Con.  M..  5s,  g..  1924 MAN  '110 

People's  Traction  Co.— 

P.P.Ry.,stk.tr.ctf8.,4s,g.'43,FAA  •  94  V| 

PlTTSBURQ,  PA.— 

Central  Trac.,  1st.  5s.  1929,  JAJ.. 
Cltliens'Trao.,  1st.  5s,  1927.AAO  M08>s  110 

Duquesne  Trac..  1st.  5s.  1930,  JAJ  MO5      

Feder-lSt.AP.  V..gen.,5s,g..-42.J  A- J  •  I  o-j  1O4 
PennSt.  Ky..lst M..5s.  1922.JADIMO2  1O3 
Plttt.AlIe.AM..gen.M..5«.'30,AAO  M05  1O6 
Pitts.  A  Blr.Tr.,gen.,5s,g.,'29,MAN  *  941,  95 
Pltt4b.Trac.Co..  lst.5s.1927.AAO  M08  110 
Pitt*.  A  West  End,  lst.5s,'22.  JAD  M05 


Stock*. 


WILKES-BARRE,  PA.— 
WUkes  A  Wyom.  Val.  Trac.— 
1st,  g.,  5s,  1921 A&O 

WORCESTER,  MASS.— 
Worcester  Cons.  St.,  1st,  5s,  1907. 

Deb..  5s,  g.,  1914,  FAA 

North  End  5s 

,j  Worcester  A  Surburb.,  5s,  1915... 

STREET  R'Y  STOCKS. 

ALBANY,  N.  Y.-                 Par. 
Albany  RR 100 

ALLENTOWN,  PA.— 
Allent'n  A  Leh.  Val.  Traction  Co.. 

BALTIMORE,  Mo.— 
Baltimore  City  Passenger  Ry . .  .25 
Baltimore  Traction 25 


Bid. 


97 


100 
101 
100 
100 


132 


t  61 

t 


71* 


.............. 

Central  Passenger  Ry  ...........  50|t  65 

City  A  Suburban  Ry  .............  50  •  .....  . 

BOSTON,  MASS.— 
.   North  Shore  Traction- 

Common  ......................  100      21 

.       Preferred  .....................  100      75 

West  End  Street  Ry.,  com  .......  50  I  64 


Preferred,  8  per  cent 50 

BRIDGEPORT,  CONN.— 

1061*  Bridgeport  Traction 100 

BROOKLYN,  N.  Y.— 

Brooklyn  City  A  Newtown 100 

Brooklyn  City  RR 10 

Brooklyn  Elevated 100 


leu.  6%  1937.  JAJ. 
.  64,  19l».  AAO 


•o.Wa*hr.RR  .UIM..64.1914JAJ 

NEW  ALBANY,  INO.— 
Hew  Albany  Ry..  l.t.  6«.  191*  JAJ 

»^g..  1913.  JAJ  ................. 

NEWARK,  N.  J.- 

.Tmc.ofX.J..l.t5«,-33.JAD 

R»»iw»y— 


95  96 

•101  102 
101 

»l  M 

B 


;  Second  Ave.,  lit,  6«,  19O2,  JAJ... 

PROVIDENCE,  R.  I.— 
United  Tr.  A  El.,  let,  5s,g.,'33,MAS 

READING,  PA.— 

Reading  Traction, «s,  1933,  JAJ.. 
City  Pa««.  Ry..  l.tM..5s.l9O9.AAO 


84 
•104 


90 


105 


98 


104 


• 
106 


95 
95 


98 
80 
95 


..       .,          . 
.AN«w..l»t,74,190OJAD 
.  1930  JAJ 


Hew.,*- 


AWew..lst.6M90S.AAOM08  111) 

-  -  -  —  «|09  1 11 

•103  105 

•10*  1O6 

MOO  111 

MOO  101 

MO9  


T.Ry..l.tM.; 

••.Tr.M.Rr^lMMJtuul   . 
HM  Traction  Co.i  1934.  1st  M., 

54.  goM JA1> 

NEW  BEDFORD,  MASS.— 

•*•»  ««r.Ry..S4,  July  2.1»98  JAJ  : 1O1% 

Consol.  5».  g.,  Jan.  3.  1914  JAJ  ; Hr.". 

NEW  HAVEN,  CONN.— 

••wllar  -•   Rr  .l.t..Xg.,'13.MA»MOO      1031, 
I 

t.,  54.  1*14.  JAD                    •  M      101 
•v                    ltR..l.t..'S..«..'lJ.MAW  M03 
^K.*.  f..  l»0t».  MA» MOO      

NEW  ORLEANS,  LA.— 

OtemJACUIbonx-.  lst.64,'12.MAN  MW      1O3 

l.t.  r.-U.  194« MAM '106      100 

^^HRy.  Ut.  a«.  1903.  JAD '106      110 

•  Traction  Co. - 

13.JAJ  '  99S100", 
.»..'43-  84        87 

1st,  64.  M9599  MAW..... M01 

^•Kar.l.t.M  .'V».'97Ui'U«t.KAA  • 

M  M.,0*.  g.,1903 FAA     

Orte»n«  RR.CO..  6X1912.  MAW     '1OT 
•fcOh*rU.St..  l«t.«4.'9.V01.J 

NEW  YOIIK,  N.  Y.- 

A  Ful.F.-lst,  7«.  1900  JAJ  MO5      1OO 
Broadway  A  Screnth  Are.— 

^(,54,  1904.  JAD MOt      109 

•108      110 

MMH, 

M05      110 

V»»«.    •        •.'.(.        Ibl    »  •     •  i  ,  1      ,.-,     ••-..'*!'      *    1    •  f  •  II     1 

Chri-  A  .  <-liMU..74,64As.>M^AA(>M02      1O6 
Drr  D.  K.  B.A  B..  lsWWjt.,-32  J  AD  MM       111 

Osrt.lBdcM.,54.  1914.  FAA MOO      1O3 

•tofetaAr..o.rt.lndeh..6V14.PAA  MOII 
oSst-M  A8tW..  lst.6«,'10J«A«  Ml-'      115 

MM..IBe..ftVl915 -56        60 

•kOr-d8t.Py.l4t.6a.-b9.AAO    

Manh»M.El..eon..44J..1990,AAO.  •  94        0S4 

Met.Bl..l4t,6..  10W.JAJ M19      1191, 

•14, 1999,  MAW M04T*  105 

I^^BMrtM  Street  Ry.  Co.— 

loir  1.1904.  JAJ  ...     100      

B-way-,,rf   •  !:.lst.54.-24.JAJ  M12      114 

.IVOo.JAJ M03      105 

Ool.*MhAr..Ut,(MI.  1W3.MA8M16      lit)1, 

Fulton.-<t..     -'.I- ,44. 199V MAX    

So.  F»rry  RR..  ;.-.-... '19.  AAO 

0-rnMfn.lsl.ta.  1930.  AAO    

.«.  lJM>l.M»j. 

L»i.Ar.AP.ry.lsi..->«jt.-93.MASM:i6i4  11*% 
••Mod  Ar.-Cons  . .%..  19OB.MAW  MO7      109 

,»*,  1909.  JAJ M01       

L.lst,5«.«-..l«37.JAJ.      -122-n  I'Jt 


Read  A  WomeU.,  lit,  5s,  g..  1925. 
RICHMOND,  VA.— 

Rich.  Rr.  A  Elec.,  1st  5s.  g..  1920 
Rich.  Traction,  1st  5s,  gold,  1925 

ROCHESTER,  N.  Y.— 
Roch.  Ry.,  eon.  M..  5s.  g.,  -3O,  AAO  •  96 

34.5*.  g.,  1933,  JAD •  7O 

Debeut.  8».g..  Mar.  1,  1911. HAS  •  80 

ST.  LOUIS,  MO.— 
BadrnAHt.l...  lst.5s.g.,1913,JAJ  •  95  98 
CaMAr.AFalrOds..lst.5s,-12JAJ  •  99  100 
CltUens'  RR.,  1st.  6s,  1907.  JAJ...  MO6  108 
Fonrth8t.A  Arwnal.Ist.6s.  1903J* 1OO 

64.1916.    (In  default.) FAA- 100 

Jeffenon  Are..  1st  M..  5s.  1905...  MOO     101 
Undeil  Ry..l»t.5s.g.,  1911.  FAA..  M04      I"'. 

Oocnp.  H.AM.Ter.,6s.g..'13.JAJ  -108      1O9 

T»ylor  Are.,  64,  g.  1913,  JAJ...  M07     108 


Brooklyn  Rapid  Tran.vot.tr.cert». 
Coney  Island  A  Bro  klynRR.lOO1 

Kings  County  Elevated 

Kings  County  Traction 


BUFFALO,  N.  Y.— 

101  >s  Buffalo  Nlag.  Falls  Elec.  Ry . .  1 00      24 
Buffalo  No.  Main  St.  A  Ton.  ...100 
Buffalo  Ry 1OO      74 

CHARLESTON,  S.  C.— 
Charleston  Cits' Ry 50  t 


•JS 

93" 


I  85 
35 

160 

173 

B 

181 
141 

2» 
41 


103 


135 


30 


63 


70 
45 


23 

77 
65 


70 


175 

7i 

20 

145 

43 


25 
76' 


60 

7 


210     215 


.,      .  .          .. 

MlMourl  RR..  lit.  5s,  1916.  MAS..  . 
Peop.'sRR..  1st.  A*.  -92-1902  JAD 


103      105 


t.i      -iva 


«d  M.. .%..  1-.U..I  v.l  .. 

Com.  M..54.,r..l!>l3..J 
OMt.CrOMU>wn.Ut.0«.1922,MAM 


3d.  7s,  1902.  MAW 

Oonaol.  M.,  6s.  (In  default  I •  70 

St.L.(B-wayllne)  5*.  19OO-1O •  99 

St.UAE.8t.L.,l.tM.,6s.l90»,JAJ  MOO 
•t.  L.  A  Sub..  1st.  5s,  g..  1921,  FAA  •  98 

8t.L.Cab.AW..l4tM..64,'14.MANM08 
South.  Elec.  Ry..con..6s,  1909 J« AN  M04 

6a.  1904.MAW M03 

Un.  Depot  RR..cnn..  6s.l910,A*O:MO3 

[  Ooo..6s.K..  1918.  JAD 108 

>  Ban.Bel'7..  1st.  6s.  g..  1911  FAA 

M'd  City  RR..  1  st,6s.g..'OO-10,J AJ  M  03 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL.— 

Cal.ft.Calile  RR  ,l«t..->sjc.,'15JAJ  M10 

Ferric*  A  Cliff.  6s.  1914,  MAS • 

Oe«>ry  St. Pk.AO.,1  st,58,1921,AAO  MOO 

Market  Street  Railway  Co.— 
MarketSCCal>..lst.6i.g.,'13^AJ  M23 

1st  eon*.  mort.5s '1O5 

OmolbosCable.  lst.64.1918.AAO 
Pmrk  A  Ocean.  1st.  6s,  1914.  JAJ 
Park  ACIiff  Hc>..  lst.6s,1912,JAJ 
Powell  XI.  RR..  lst.6s,1912.MA8  M13 

Satter  St.  Ry.,  1st,  5s,g.,'18,MAN  Mlu 

SARATOGA   N.  Y.— 
Union  Eleo.  Ry.,  6s,  g.,  1922,  AAO. 

SCRANTON,  PA.— 
Scran.  AC»r1>on.Tr..lst,6s.'23.JAJ 
Scran.  A  Pittston.  1  nt.6s.1923.  AAO 
••••.Traction.  lst,6s,g  ,'32, MAW 

TAUNTON,  MASS.— 
Tauntnn  8t-Ry.-UtM.5s/14.JAJ 

TERRE  HAUTE,  INO.— 
Terre  Hantc  Electric,  6s.  1912.... 
Oen.  (Old  6s,  1914 Q-Jan. 

TROY   N.  Y.- 
Troy City  Ry.,  5s,  g.,  1942,  AAO.. 

ToT.<SoinD8t.(R'yT<»ns.  58,1909.  JAJ 
ToL  EL  St.  Ry.-l»t,g..fts.'12FAA 
Tol.  Trac.,  cons.,  g.,  5s,  1909.  JAJ. 


75 
loo 
103 

99 
110 
1O7 
106 
1O4 
109 
1O1 
104 


..... 
105 


OO 


105 


105 


M 
97 

65 


120 
115 
1O2 
118 


100 


105 
100 

'.'I 


05 


108 


Enterprise  Street  RR. 25 

CHICAGO,  ILL.— 

Chicago  City  Ry 100 

Chicago  North  Shore  St.  Ry 

Chicago  Passenger  Ry.,  guar..lOO 
Chicago  S  S.  Rapid  Transit  ...100 
Chicago  West  Dlv.  Ry.,  guar.,100  .._. 

! 'Lake  Street  Elevated. 100      18>4 

Metropolitan  West  Side  Elev..  100     12       12"a 

Construction  stock  1OO 

North  Chicago  City  Ry 100    

North  Mil<-ii*iiStri-et  JJR 1OO    190      198 

."•intli  ChlcagoClty  Ky 100    

West  Chicago  Street  RR 100      85       86 

CINCINNATI,  O.— 

Cincinnati  Inclined  Plane. 50  20 

Preferred.  6s. 5O  75 

r-lni-lnnatl  New.  ACovlngton.100     25     

Cincinnati  Street  Ry 50  UlVe  1101* 

CLEVELAND,  O.— 

Cleveland  City  Ry 100      60    I  65 

Cleveland  Electric  Ry 100    

COLUMBUS,  O.— 

Columbus  Street  Ry 100  48       45 

DAYTON,  OHIO— 

City  Railway,  common 1OO  107     108 

Preferred. 100  126*4  127 

People's  Street  Railway 100  70       72>» 

DETROIT,  MICH.— 

Detroit  Cltliens' Street  Ry 100   100 

Detroit  Ry 1OO    

Fort  Wayne  A  Belle  Isle 100    225 

Wyandottr  A  Detroit  River... .1001  100 
Rapid  Railway 100    

HARTFORD,  CONN.— 

Hartford  Man.  A  RockvUle....lOO    

Hiirtriinl  Street  Ry 10O   215 

Hartford  A  West  Hartford....  100    

HAZLETON,  PA.— 
Lehlgh  Traction  Co 100       5 

HOBOKEN,  N.  J.— 
North  Hudson  County  St.  Ry...25     50 

HOLYOKE,   MASS.— 
Holyoke  Street  Ry 100    175 

INDIANAPOLIS,  IND.— 
Citizens'  Passenger  Railway..  .100     22 

KANSAS  CITY,  Mo.— 
Metropolitan  Street  Ry 1OO     58 

LOUISVILLE,  KY.— 

Louisville  Ry..com 1OO      49 


105\ 

101 

100 

99 

85 


. 
Columbia  St..  1st  M..  6s.  1914 •109%' 112% 

Ecklngton,l«t.6».  1896-1911, JAD  *  85  |  95 

Met.Rlt..rol.tr..<t..conv.,190UAJM14  'll? 

Ss.  1U25.  KiA M05  112 

'    C«rt».  of  Indebtedness 115  13O 


Preferr«d.  5« 1OO    1OO 

MEMPHIS,  TENN.— 
Citizens'  Street  Ry.  Co... 

MINNEAPOLIS,  MINN.— 
Twin  City  Rapid  Transit. 

Preferred  

MONTREAL,  CAN.— 
Montreal  Street  Ry 50 

NEW  BEDFORD,  MASS.— 
Cnlon  Str.  Ry.  Co 1OO 


.100 


.100 
.100 


II 


250 
110 
100 


12>» 


180 


24 


59 


50 
100»a 


18 
100 


221%  222 


1160 


•rut  prto. 


!  L4Mt  sale. 


I  Price*  per  share  not  per  rfnt. 


THE     QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


Stock*.               Par. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Stock*.              Par. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Stock*.               Par 

Bid. 

Ask. 

NEWARK,  N.  J.— 
Consolidated  Traction  of  N.  J  .  100 

12 
175 

55 

24 

180 

"k'i" 

PHILADELPHIA,  PA.—  (Con.)- 

1272 
1129 
t  

133213 
1125 
tlSlij 
51 
00 
41 

60" 

Hi" 

ST.  Louis,  Mo.—  (Con.)— 

1.  in  ilr  ll  Ry                               ...lOOl 

127 
190 
1O5 
15 
110 

"56" 
25 
70 
150 

29 
200 

25" 
115 

58" 

ys 

75 
200 

110 
50 
44 

Continental  Passenger  Ry  50 
Fairmont  Pk.  &  HurtdiuKtou.  .."><) 
Frankford  &  Southwark  Pass.  ..50 

Missouri  RR  100 

New  HAVEN,  CONN.— 
Fatrhaven  &  Wesivllle  BR  25 
New  Haven  &  CeutrevlLle  100 

X,-w  11.  urn   Street   Ky    KM' 
Winchester  Avo  BR  25 

National  Ry  
People's  RR  50 
St  Louis  RR                          100 

(ireeu  iCoatesSts.  Passenger.  50 

St.  L.  &  E.  St.  L.  E.  R  100 

"39" 

41 

60  >a 
122 
112>a 
10 
42 
19>a 
t  56 

29 
195 
200 
155 
150 
163 
328 
323 
5^ 
88% 
10919 
157 
140 
190 
161 
300 
100 

50 

28 

Preferred  50 

Southern  Electric  Ry  100 

NEW  ORLEANS,  LA.— 
Canal  &  Clalborne  4C 
Crescent  City,  guar.,  6s  IV 

Lehtgu  Ave.Ry  50 

Loinl'inrd  &  South  Sts  25 
People's  Passenger  Ry  25 
Preferred  25 

90% 
•61  '4 
J65 

Preferred,  6  per  cent  100 
Union  Depot  RR                        100 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL.— 

N.  O.  &  Carrolltou  IOC 
N.  O.  City  &  Lake,  guar.,  6a...lOC 
N.  O.  Traction,  coin  .100 

124 
120 

47* 
22 
53 

30>8 
200 

Philadelphia  Citv  Passenger.  .50 
Philadelphia  &  Darby,  guar  50 
Phila.  &  Gray'*  Ferry,  guar.  ...50 

*Yt'.j 

84 
67 
250 

Geary  St.  Park  &  Ocean  RR...1OO 
Market  Street  By  100 

43ia 

6>9 

12 
B 
t     7>fl 

200 

78 
t... 

Preferred.  6s  100 
Orleans  BK  50 

Ridge  Ave.  Passengir,  guar  50 
2d  &  3d  Sts.  Ry.,  guar  50 

»22ii« 

SCRANTON,   PA.— 
Scran.  &  Carbondable  Tract'n.100 
Scrauton  &  Pittston  Traction.  100 

i'i" 

10 
11 
2 
205 
103 
81 

NEW  YORK,  N.  Y.— 
Bleecker  St.  *  Fulton  Ferry.  .  .  100 
Broadway  &  7tli  Ave..  guar.  ..101 
Central  Cro**towu,7  per  cent.  lOi 
Cent.  Park  North  &  East  Biv..lO( 
Christopher  &  Tenth  Streets..  IOC 
Dry  D.  E.  B'way  &  Bat.,  6  p.  0.100 
Eighth  Ave  100 

I7tli  &  19th  Sts.  Pass.  Ry  50 

(225 

235 

235 

iunlon  Passenger,  guar  50 

I 

SPRINGFIELD,  ILL.  - 
Springtteld  Consol.  Railway.  ..100 

SPRINGFIELD,  O.— 

SpringneldRy  100 

SPRINGFIELD,  MASS.— 
Springfield  Street  Ry  100 

West  Phlla.  Passenger,  guar....  50 
PiTTseima,  PA.— 

t 

224 

163 
155 
1«8 
342 
330 
60 
89 

Drexel  &  Co.  receipts  

t  26ia 
t   55>4 
t      7% 
1  

28'i3 
5rt 
7=8 
46 
35 

42d  St.  &  Grand  St.  Ferry  1OO 
42d  St.  M.  &  St.  N.  Are  1OO 
Manhattan  Consolidated  loo 

Citizens'  Traction  50 
Consolidated  Traction,  coin  50 
Preferred  50 

Metropolitan  Traction  100 
Ninth  Ave.,  guar.,  6  per  cent.  .100 

145 
195 
163 
325 
103 

210 
100 
52H! 
32 

Drexel  &  Co.  receipts  
Federal  St.  &  P.  V.  RR  25 

\  
t   20% 
t  
t   15 
t  

21 
38 
15% 

TERRE  HAUTE,  IND.— 
Terre  Haute  Electric  100 
TROY,  N.  Y.— 
TrovCity  Ry  100 

Sixth  Ave         100 

Pittsburg  Alleg.  &  Manch.  Tr.  .  .  5O 
Pittsburg  &  Birmingham  Tr  —  5C 
Pittsburg  &  West  End  50 

Third  Ave  100 
Twenty  -third  St.,  guar  100 

Onion  Ry  10< 

NORTHAMPTON,  MASS.— 
Northampton  Street  By  100 
OAKLAND,  CAL.— 
Oakland  8.  L.  &  Hayward  100 
OMAHA,  NEB.— 

Pittsburg  Traction  50 
Drexel  &  Co.  receipts  
Second  Ave.,  com  50 

i    PROVIDENCE,  R.  1.— 
United  Traction  &  Electric  100 
READING,  PA.— 

t   12 
43 

t   10 
H08 
t  60 

16 
10 



WASHINGTON,  D.  C.— 
Belt  By                        50 

48 
15 

Capital  Traction  Co  100 

M78 
1    50 
t  
t  

53 

Ecklngton  &  Soldiers'  Home  5C 
Georgetown  &  Ten'ytown  50 



Metropolitan  RR                            50 

1104 
33 

19 
95 
90 

WILKES-BARRE,  PA.— 
Wilkes  &  Wyom.  Val.  Tract...  100 
WORCESTER,  MASS.— 

35 

20 
96 

City  Passenger  Ry  50 

PATERSON,  N.  J.— 
Paterson  By  100 

East  Reading  Electric  Ry  50 
ROCHESTER,  N.  Y.— 

17*3 

15 

PHILADELPHIA,  PA.— 

ST.  Louis,  Mo.— 
Fourth  Street  &  Arsenal  100 

Worcester  &  Suburban  St.  Ry  .  .  100 

Chestnut  Hill  100 

t  Prices  per  share  not  per  cent. 

MUNICIPAL    BONDS. 

It  should  be  borne  in  mind  that  municipal  bonds  are  not  subject  to  such  decided  fluctuations  in  value  as  are  securities 
which  form  a  basis  for  speculation. 

Prices  marked  (*)  are  flat  prices— that  is,  the  purchaser  does  not  pay  accrued  interest  in  addition. 

The  figures  in  the  column  "  to  net"  indicate  the  basis  on  which  the  securities  sell  or  the  interest  rate  which  the  securities, 
if  held  to  maturity,  will  net  to  the  purchaser  at  the  present  market  price. 


Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 
Net. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 
Net. 

It-Mill-.. 

Bid. 

To 

Ask.    Net. 

ALABAMA 

5s,  Julvl,'06,J&J,  Class  B. 
4-os.  J'y  1/06.J&J,  Class  A. 
4s,  July  1,  '00,  J&J.Class  C. 
Is.  Cur'ucy,  f'dg,  1920.  J&J 
Dothan— 
6s,  g.,  Jan.  1,1917-27.... 
Gadscleu  — 
6s,g.,Scb.,Sep.l,'09.M&S 
Jefferson  Co.-6s,  1927.J&D 
6s,  Oct.  1,1921  A&O 
6s,  Dec.  1,  1917  J&D 
5s,  July  15,  1920....  J&J 
Madison  Co.—  5s,  1929.  J&J 
5s,  Jan.  ,1919  J&J 
Marion— 
6s,  Water,  1905-25.  M&N 
Mobile  Co.—  8s,  Feb,'09F&  A 
6s,  Mar.,  1908  M&S 
5s,  June,  1911  J&D 

'  104 
•   104 
•      96 
*     93 

102 

ibo" 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

101 
*   130 
*  115 
*  110 
100 
10413 
100 



.... 

San  Francisco— 
6s,  April  1,1904....  A&O 
6s,  City  H.,  J'ne  1/99.J&J 
Santa  Cruz—  5s,  gold,  Re- 
funding, Apr.,  1927  
Ventura  Co.— 
8s,  School,  Jan.  1,  1899.. 

CANADA.  t 

4s,  Dom.,Nov.l,1903.M&N 
Guelph— 
5s,Jau.20.1910.J.30D.31 
5s.£,By.deb.,Dec.31.'17, 
J.30D.31  
5s,Cons.debtdeb,'20.J&  I 
Montreal-4s,M'yl,'25.M>MN 
4s,  reg.,  May,  1H27.M&N 
4s,  May  1,1933  M&N 
New  Brunswick,  Prov.  of— 
4s,Apl.l6,'21..  A.16  O.16 
4s,  July  3,1930.  ..J.3J.3 
4s,  Jan.  1,  1902-32  .  .  .J&J 
4s,  Feb.l5,'02-32.F&A.y 
Nova  Scotia,  Prov.  of  — 
4s,  July  1,  1919  J&J 
4s,  Jan.  1,  1920  ....J&J 
4s,  May  1,  1920.  ...M&N 
Ottawa,  Citv  5s,  1908.J&D 
5s,Sch.,Deo.30,1909.J&D 
Ouebec,City4'as,1914.J&J 
4^28.  1922         J&J 

114 

no's 

3% 
3% 

5 
5% 

:::: 

— 

"4" 

'538 
5*8 
43g 

mi 

4»H 

Denver—  6s,May  1,'99.F&A 
6s,  Sewer,Sep.l,'01.M&S 
5s,  July  1,  1906  J&J 
4s,  Nov.  1,1908  M&N 
FremoutCo.  —  6s,  Jan.  1,'09. 
Highland    6s  1899-1904  . 

100 

ibo" 

101%    5=8 

101     539 

107    '   4 
101 
10513    5"4 
4=8 

103 
110 

114 
115i« 
104% 
105 

10r>  1-3 

103 
lOSia 

ina 

102 
102  la 

lOiLj 

10213 

109  »2 

H  Li's 
107 
108  "a 
109  1« 

100 

100 
101 
lot's 
lOlia 
lOlis 
102 

108'87 

104 
111V 

115 

117 
106 
106% 
107 

104 
10434 
10311 
10313 

103% 
103% 
103% 
110% 
110% 
108 
110 
llOifl 

ib'iai 
102% 
102% 
102% 
103i3 

103 

103 
1021s 

53i 
5% 

Jefferson  Co.—  7s,Sch.,'06. 
Las  Auiuias  Co.— 
6s  Mayl    1904           ..... 

103 

108       513 

103       514 
971"   .... 

113       4% 
122i3    4% 

Pitkin  Co.  8s,  judg.1904-14 
Pueblo— 
6s,g..gen.fd.,J'el,'06J&D 
6s,  Water,  Juno.  1914  

CONNECTICUT 

3138,  War  loan  .renew.  Jan, 
1903                          J&J 

115  " 

98 
96 
105 
114ifl 
114 

ios" 

102 
105 

Do    3s,Oct.l910.A&O 
Anaonia  —  4s,  g.,F'd'e,1915 

99    ! 
106i4    3=8 
115      .... 

114^   .... 
3»8 

118 
112 

.... 

Bridgeport—  7s,  1900..  J&J 
5s,  Muuicip,  Jnly'08.J&J 
4138  C'rt  H.,  J'ly  '18.  J&J 
4s,  Corp.,  July  1919.  J&J 
Bristol—  4s,  Sell.,  1904.  J&.I 
4s,  Sewer.  .1905-'25.  J&J 
Daubury—  4s,  Jan.,  1920.  .  . 
Derby  —  -4s   1914            J&J 

Montgomery—  6s,  19  18.  J&J 
6s.  Sts.,  seh.,  &c.,  '21..  J&J 
tfs,  July  1,  19J4  J&J 
5s,  Market  h'se,19l»7.J&J 
Troy  —  6s,  1925           ..M&S 

loev  .... 

3»9 

lOlij 

102i«  .... 
3=8 

110 
112 
110 
103 
100 

10714 

11314 
lie's 
11213 
104% 

104 

5 

4?e 

4?8 

4% 

104 

105     3-80 
3»8 

ARIZONA 

Ss.Glla  B'ge,M'y,1900.May 
7s,  Insane  As.  ,J'ly,'05.  Jan. 
6s,  F'udlng,.  Jan.  ,1913.  Jan. 
Ss,  Funding,  1946  J&J 
5s,  F'dg,  J'ly  15,'  12--42.J&J 

ARKANSAS 

6s,  Funded,  1899-1900  

Euneld—  4s,  1920  M&N 
Bias,  g.  Park.J.,  1926  J&J 
Greenwich— 
4s,Sk.fd.,N'v.l,'13.M&N 
Hartford- 
6s,  Water,  Aug.  '99.F&A 
5s,  Water,  Julv,  '06..  J&J 
4s,  F'd'g.,g,July.'18.J&J 
3  >«8.K..Iuip.,Jan.,'22..T&  J 
3s,  T'n  (untax.)  1909.J&J 
Meriden— 
6s,  July  1897  to  '99.  .J&J 
4s,Water,'01to'10.M&N 
Middletowu— 
4s,  School,  1915  J&J 
New  Britain  — 
4s  July,  1908  

105J4   .... 
..    3% 

100 

104% 
illis 
109 
103% 
94 

103     380 
lOfi^  3-40 

usus-ss 

110%  a  30 
104i«    3k 

Prov.  os,  1908  M&N 
Toronto  — 
4s,  Imp.,Apr.l,1900.J&J 
4s,          do         1901.  J&J 
4s,          do         1905.  J&J 
4s,          do         1910.  J&J 
4s,  Mar.  31,  1911..  ..J&J 
4s,  Apr.  1,  1911  J&J 
4s,  Apr.  1,  1916  J&J 

COLORADO 

4s,  Jan  1  1907 

7s,  L.  R.  &  Fort  Smith.  A&O 
7s,  Memphis  &L.  B  A&O 
Little  Rock— 
5s,  Bef.,  J  uly,  1909.Aug. 

CALIFORNIA 
48,  Dock,  Jan.  1,  1912.  J&J 
Hanford—  6s,  g.,  1913..  An. 
I»sAngTs-7s,J'yl,'Ol.J&J 
7s,  g..  Sou.,  Aug.  15,1904. 
6s,  July  1,  1906  J&J 
5s,  July,  IH99  

* 

* 

1011;, 

105 

3-20 
5i4 

4 
4 
4 
378 
4i4 

4>4 

•I'i 

3"8 

..  3-60 

3=8 

104%  3-60 
104%  3-60 
104=8  3-60 

115-rt  3-45 
..  3-35 

104 
112"4 

ib"8"4 

11313 

Arapahoe  Co.— 
6s,  S.  D.  No.  2,  8.1.  .1906 
5s,S.D.No.l7,Julj-  1,1905 

102 
101 

106=8 

4s,  Jan.,  1908-1S  
4s,  Aug.,  1925  
New  Haveu  — 
7s  Oct    1901              A&O 

'.'.'.'.'.'. 

4  >«8,  School,  1897  to  193« 
Oakland—  8s,  Je  9,'05.Q—  J 
Sacramento  — 
6s,  Feb.  1,  1898-1903Jan 
4>«s.  Jan.,  1904  J&J 
4s,  Ja-i.,  1908  J&J 

Central  City—  ' 
7s,  Water,  '99-1904.  M&S 
Colorado  Springs  — 
6s,  Water,  July  1,  05.J&J 
5s,  g..  School.  1909..  M&S 
3s,  Water,  1906-1911.... 

4s,8ewr,Ap.,'22  '25.  A&O 
4s,  School,  ls)09-1920  ... 

125 

102 
100 
98 

130 

104% 
102 
100 

.  3-35 

31^8,  June,  1C04  J&D 
Sew  London—  7s,  Jan.  1900 
4s,  School,  Juuel924.... 
S^s,  Sewer,  July  "11  .J&J 

100 

•  101     3-35 
3i« 

ios" 

me 

9S 

107- 
9919  3-5j 

'  Flat  price. 


t  Quotations  of  Canadian  securities  are  from  Montreal. 


AKl'ARY,    1897.] 


MUNICIPAL    BONDS. 


Bid. 


lo 
Ask.    Net. 


Bonds. 


'  To 
Bid.       Ask.    Net. 


Bond*. 


Norwalk— 

4a,  K-.  Water.  1935  ....... 

4».  g.\  Mu..  May.  '35.  J  AJ 
South  Norwalk— 

4*.  Sept.  1.1913  .....  MAS 
Watorbur.v  —  7^.  J»u..  1899. 

4%«.  Water,  I'.NM.  ...JAJ 

Water.  July.  19  10.  JAJ 

Wllllmnir 
4*.  Oct.  1,  1010-25.  .AA-O 

DELAWARE 
4».  School.  July.  19O«i  ...... 

••luupt.  June  1 

' 


106% 

104 
103 

10.% 
103", 


3-60 

i.'»  -  .i  i;» 

105%    .. 
106%   .... 
I06>4  3-6" 
105      3  50 


•Peoria  Park  District— 

4%a,  Nov.  1,  1900 ' 

4"as,  Nov.  1.  1915 

Peoria  Twp.  5s,  1910 

Quiuoy— 6s.July,'98.Julyl 

6».July,  1900 

5s,  Ref.,  Sej>t,1902.Sept. 
4%s.  Ref.,  July,  1908.j'ly 


103 
100 


101 


19 


e    . 
JAJ 
1:>07  ..JAD 


6..  July.  1897to  1908JAJ 
•J7.FAA 

4%*.3t-AM'W..Ap  •-.:..•  \  v 
4<,  8.  A  8..  Oct.,  1925  .  A  AO 

DIST.  OF  COLUMBIA 

k,  19O1.JAJ 

.JAJ 

^^Kjrr.  I  MAX 

IB£.  1999.JAJ 
KAA 
lo..-;»3  'Ol.JAJ 


log 

•no 

•  low 

•  103 

•  106 


B.I- 


FLORIDA 
I  <n.  1.  1901  ......  Jan.  1 

.  1,1903..  ..JAJ 


(•••Mil.    •>•    a  f*\*tf     .  .  ,  ,<f  Ottf 

tow-tt*.  May. '14  MAN 

,.-,.  -  .:. 


GEORGIA 


44-.  refg.  1S9*  1916.  .JAJ  • 

!y.l5.JAJ  • 

4%».  ......  JAJ  ' 

3%».  Jan.  1020  ........  J*J 

8%«.  Jan.  1930  .........  JAJ  ' 

Atlanta—  8»Jnly.l9O2.JAJ  " 
^•Sft.Atr-Llnr.Jan.1,'09  • 
7§.  Water.  Jan.  19O4.JAJ  * 
9*.  Capitol.  Jan.  '  U  JAJ  * 
»».  Red..  Sept..  1915.  JAJ  ' 
4%«.K.'!  ..1  :   .  1916   J.v.1  • 
4%a.  Water,  1922 
«•.  Water.  J.i 

.•bd..  Jan..  1920    JAJ  • 
4th--  -   ....MAN  ' 

N,.!-  1901MAN  ' 


_         y 

4s,  Ref., J" lily.'lQlY. J'ly  l' 

3  70   Rockford—     ' 

7-.  City.  '97to  1898. M,tX 
5%s  City,  April 26,1896. 

3-20      5s,  City.  Juue.  1(103-4 

4%».  City,  Men., '07. MAS 

3-20      4«,  City,  Sept.  16. 1898... 

3-35   Rushville — 6s,  Water,  1901. 

Springfield— 8s,  Ref. . . .  J  AJ 

3-90      5s.  Ref., Sept., '01. Sept.  1 

3-90  Tazewt-11  Co.- 

3-90      4s.  July,  1901-'10.  July  1 
3-90  Tolono- 

5s,  Water.  Jan  ,  '05-' 15.. 
West  Chicago— 
5s,  19OO-15 JAJ 


102 
i'03% 


111 


95       100 


100        101 


4-4 


Council  Bluffs  (Concluded) 
58,  Soh.,Junel,1902.J&D 
5s,  Sch..  Oct.  1, 1898.  AAO 
4%s.  Ref.,  1900-15 

Davenport — 7s.  1899 

6s,  July,  1901,  semi-an. 
4"»8.  19O9 F&A 

Des  Moines — 
4%s,  Sch'l,  1901-06. MAN 

4s,  Aug.  1,1908 FAA 

4s,Fundtg,  May/16.M&N 


Bid. 


101 


4%   Dnbiique 


. 
1808  ........  MAS  • 

ea.D.  1915  ..........  KAA  • 

I  I.  Lettered  W.W  /O4JAJ  • 
<  1,  1905  ..............  JAJ  ' 

,  i.O.  B..  1921  ......  MAX  ' 

t  1,191  •  ......  ' 

.J>fredR.B./22.JAD  * 


£  refund'*.  1924.MAN  • 
Red..Apr.l,'26.AAO  * 
•wick— 

•  15.  an..  Jan.  1 
i  Co. -Court  bouae 
1.19OOto'l  > 
-7»,Oct-'97.A*0  ' 
,1909 JAJ  ' 

Ian.  1910 
.Jan.  '18.  .<J-J  ' 

r,  Jan. .1909. JAJ  ' 
.Jan.. 1912  JAJ  * 

4 JAJ 

r,  1907  20... JAJ 


113 
115 
114 
101 
101 
116 
107 
116 
115 
107 
104 
104 
LOO 
LOO 
LOO 

i'."1 

101 
113 
LOB 

111 
to* 
10  . 
LOJ 


102 
104 

117" 


INDIANA 
3>««,  Fnnd'if.  191O-15.MAN 

3*.  June  18,  19O9 JAD 

Anderson 

•  '•*.  Imp.. 1897 to'O4. JAD 
Attica— 

3-60      5s,Wa.,8«.15'97to'O6MAS 

3-OO  Blackf onl  Co.— 

....     5>»      5»,  Fund., 'O4  to '15.AAO 

5i«  Braxll- 

6s.  Ref.  July  1. 19O4.JA-J 
Camelton— 6s,    Refunding. 
1901  to  1910 MAN 

6«78chool.l903  to  19O7. 
Cicero— 5*.  ReTd'g  School, 

Oct.  1,  1910 

Clay  Co.— 

5s,  Jail,  Feb.  1, 1901.FAA 
Olumbiu— 

5*,Con.fd.,J'ly  1.-09JAJ 

I  Crown  Point — 
6a,  Water,  19O5-1919 

Decatur— 6s,  19O3  ...  FAA 
Dunkirk— «»,  March,  1903 
EvansvLUe— 
6a,  July  1. 1912 
Oa.  April,  1912 


117 


... 

108 
118 


.  3-40 


..JAJ 

.AA<> 


• 


•  '".     .«  |'l   I  1  ,      At*i«...,...*a.UfcV_/  ......  .... 

Sa,  Jan.  1.1912 JAJ       107 


4%a,  Jan.  1,  1912 

.       4*.  July  1.  1912.. 

.    Fort  Wayne- 
ex  Nov.  15,  1899 
Sa,  Dec.  31,  1899. 

.   Greenfield— 

6a.  Water.Apr.1914.AAO 

.    Harrtaon  Co.— 


JAJ 

..JAJ 

.MAN 


41, 


S>«a,  Ref..  1898 MAN 

5«.rir,May  1,1899..  MAN 

Buutlncton— 
6«.8«wer.>97to114..FAA 

India  napoli* 


Aa,  Apr.  15. 1897  to  1904. 

5..  July  1,  1903 JAD 

1.   1499 AAO 

4«,  Jan.. '97  to  19O3.JAJ 
4..  Rcf.,  June30.'24.JAJ 


IM 

LM 


• 


• 

110       .... 
101  .. 


107 

1 


IDAHO 


.JAJ 
.JAJ 


:  a 


r-1901-1911 

1906  to'13. 

".  Jan.  19Ol-O8Jan 
__»Oo— 
,B*fandln«....1915 

ILLINOIS 

.'.3*j 

...JAJ 


108     4*13 


116 
109 


-7..  :-  .- 


rto 


.Jan..  1898.JAJ 
1S97  tn  19O1... 
P.watrr/O4JAJ 
of  Lake,  water. 

I  1902 JAJ 

i,  1900.JAJ 

\;- 

•OTJJM 
ijn47,  rair.  1921  JAJ 
JAJ 
iy 'oil  JAJ 

JAJ 

aajo  Belgtita- 

oafo  Sanitary  Dtat.— 

«.  July  1.  l'JO4 JAJ 

•0-06.MAN 
JAJ 


104 
109% 


1041, 

' 

103«, 


101 

io« 


102% 
100 


1"J 
109% 

103 
101% 


6 
6 

3% 

3-80 

8% 


5s.  Rrfdg.  Apr.  191O.AAO 
La  Porte Oo.-3s,Ct.H.19O7 
Lafayette— t%a,  19 1:.  i 
Lebanon— 5  %a,  Fd.  191O-15 
Marion— 

68.  Imp..  Jan./98  05.JAJ 
Mltebell-6a.  Light. Sept.  I, 

:H>5 MAS 

NVw  Albany— 

6*.  May  1900 

5.,  July  1.  1915 JAJ 

Pulaak! 

5«,  Crt.  U.,  Aug.  1 9O9  FAA 
Blahmond— 
,    Oa,  1898  to  1905 JAJ 

4*.  Fondlng.  Feb.  1,1902. 
St-Joaeph  Co.- 

4%«.  CA  H JAD 

Sontb  Bend-6«.  March  18. 

5%s,  Nor.  1. 1904.. .MAN 

3«.  Ang.  1,1908 FAA 

4a.  Water.  May  1,  1915.. 
SnlllTan  Co.— 

6a.  Drainage, '04-14. JAJ 
Terre  Haute— 
,    5*.  1905. ...MANj 


4         6s,  Feb.  l,1897.8eml-an. 

t         4s,  Refd'g,  Apr.,  1918... 

4      Farmington— 

....       6s.  Water,  Sep.  1/14.M&S 

—   Fonda— 6s,  Water,  May  1, 

4  19O5-1915 MAN 

Ham'uurg- 
58,  Ref.,  190O-05.... MAS 

Montgomery  Co. — 

5s,  Ot.  H.,  1899 AAO 

Monticello— 

5s.  School,  Sept.  2, 1905.. 

Oxford— 
6s,  water. .  1900--05.  AAO 

103-553-20  Rock  Rapids— 

3-25      5s,  School,  1901-'06 

Sioux  City— 6s,  Nov.  1,  '17. 
4%      6s,  Ref.,  Oct.  12,  '01  .s-an. 

4%8,  May  1,1914 

4%  Vllllsca— 

5s,  water.  Aug.  15,1904-14 
4>8  Woodbury  Co.— 

4%8,  Ref'd'g,  1908. .AAO 

KANSAS 

4%   7s,  July  1, 1897 J&J 

4s,  July  1,1909 JAJ 

5  Atchlnon — 

4s.  Ref.  July  1,1913.  JAJ 
4T8  AtchlsonCo.— 6s,  Ref..July 

1,1899-1914 

4%      58,Ref.,Julyl,1916.JAJ 

Chan  ute— 
106%    4%      6«, Water. June  1/05.JAJ 

CoffeFvllle— 

107-79   ....       (is.  Water,  July  1/05.JAJ1 
108%    4%  Ellis  Co.- 
107       5          7s.Refd'g,Apr.l3,'10.JAJi 

Emporla — 

118       4%      5s,Water,N'v.l7,106MAN 
4»8   Kansas  City— 
4*.      6s,  Ref.,Oot  1 , 1915 .  FAA 

4»8      6s,  Feb..  1898  to  1905 

4»J      58,  Jan.  1,  1917 | 

58.  School,  19O9 FAA 

s  '0   Loavcnworth— 

3-70      6s,  July  1,  1909-11. .JAJ 

5s.  July  1,1909 JAJ 

4%   Newton— 

6s.Water.June  1, '05.  JAJ 
4%  Norton  Co.— 
4          6s,  Refg,  May  2,  1905-25 

Oxford— 
8         6s.Water.Oot.15/05AAO 

Salamanca  Township— 
3  7.i       61.,  RR.  Aid.  1897-1916.. 
106%  3-70  SedgwIckCo.- 

3'7O      5a,Fund..Jiil,'15-25..JAJ 

3-70      5s.C.H..Juuel.'08-9.JAJ 

105W>  3-70  SliawneeCo. — 

104%  3-70      7s,  June  1.  1902 

i   4%       4s.  C.  II.,  Mayl/24.MAN 

Topekn — 
1%      6s,  July  20,  1906.... JAJ 

108!»8    4          5s.  Aug.  10,  1912 

107%    i         5s.  Ref.,  Nov.'IS.seml-an 


104-21 


103-51 


80 


115 


112 




lui-s 



115 



108  <« 

c 


103 
102Hl 


107 


112 


101 

98 
99 

96 

110 

107 
104% 


MI, 
111 

100 
UN 


ValL_ 

6a.  g. .  St.  Imp.,  1 897  to  '03 , 

anderburg  Co  — 

8a,C.  H..1910 JAJ 

6a,C.  H..  Jan.  1/18.JAJ 
Wells  Co.— 

6a.lmp.,'97to'99  Ja.A8ep. 

4%a.Ct.H..  97--05..MAN 
Weat  lodlanapolla— 

6a.  Fund.,  19O2-10..MAN 


JAJ 


MAN 
.    _^_Wt.  l.'97-10. 

•B*— 

July  15 

HaHpty— 

,  .Water.  July  1,  19O2... 
ilyX).  1901 


IOWA 

,  »v  All«rton-68,  1905.... JAD 

..  4-20  Alta— 6a.Wafr,An.l,'05-15 
4%   Burlington— 

8s,  Dec.  1.  1897.. ...JAD 
6s,  HOT.  1,  1902  ...MAN 

Se,0«t.  1.  1898 AAO 

Cedar  Rapid* — 
....       4%..9ch..J.ine  1/05.JAD 

Cllnu>n-6«.  April,  19O4 
4%  Conncll  Bluff*— 

7»,  Oct.  1,1898 AAO 

101-34    6%       7«,  July.  1900 .JAJ 

109  6a.  Aug.  1.1903 FAA 


104 

98% 


108 


. 
113% 


100 


4%   Washington  Co.— 

5%s,  Refund.  /97-'03.JAJ 
o      Weir—  6«.  1898-1905...  JAJ 

Wellington  - 
4%       7s,  July  1,1910  ......  JAJ 

Wichita— 
4         6s,  June  1,  1918  .....  JAD 

4          .')-.S.-h.,  July  1.19O5.  JAJ 
58,  Jan.  1,  1910  ......  JAJ 


KENTUCKY 


4%    4»,  g..Jmit!  1,  1910. ..JAD 
105-12  ....    Allen  Co.- 

New  6a,  1907 JAJ 

4          Old  6s,  defaulted 

37«    Ashland— 

37.       5s,  Fdg,  Sept.,  1899 

8'.      5s,  Fdg,  Sept.,  19O9-14... 
AugiistaS.  D.— 

68.  Sch.,  1908-'26,  July  1 . 
Boyd  Co.— 

68.  Ref..  1901-1904..  JAD 
Caldwell- 

3-70      New  6i,1902 MAS 

3-65  Clark  Co.— 6s,  1908. ..AAO 


101%    .. 


108 
105 

108% 

112', 


106% 

1110*1 

102% 


104% 

89 
•40 

101 


Covington  — 

Hs,  July,  1899,  JAJ 


5s,  Fd.,  Aug., '10-20.  FAA 
5a,8tr.,Aug..l897to  1902 
48,  Re»er.AW.W./28,JAJ 
Franklin  Co.— 

58,1902 AAO 

SB,  Fund.,  July  l/08.July 
6»,  1919 JAJ 

4%  OraysonOo.— 68,1902. JAJ 
Lexington — 

I    68,  Ang..  1913 FAA 

5s,  RR.  aid,  1918... MAN 

8%   Logan  Co.— 6s,  1901... JAJ 
Louisville— 78,1901  ..AAO 
78,  E.  A  P.  RR.,  1903.JAJ 

6a,  Water,  1897 JAJ 

6s,  New  tall,  1898... AAO 
5s,  cou.AuK.  1,1911.  FAA 
5»,  do  2O-40,'20..MAN 

48,1923 JAJ 

4s,  Muuicip.,  1928.. Quar. 
4s.  Park,  1930 JAJ 


1001-j 

103 


105 


4% 


4% 
4% 
4% 


j 


4% 


102 


o 

100 


4%    Ludlow— 

103       1O4%     5%       58,Soh..l910-20.J.15D.l.V 


109 
104 
112 
114 
101 
102 
111 
102 
105 
105 
105 


[  To 
Ask.  'Net. 


5% 
4% 


101%  4'.i 
3-65 
105>4  3-62 


3-70 


102 


104 
101 


87% 


102% 

102% 

110 

100% 

115% 


103% 


104% 


101% 


102 
110 


102 


105 


90 
45 


101 
105 


102% 

)03 
105 

ib'i" 


101  i.j 

113 

115 

101% 

103 

112 

103 

105Vi 

105%,    .. 

105%:     ... 

108    1    4 


5% 


5% 


5«n 
5% 


4% 

4% 

5* 
5% 


5 
5% 


a 
a 


a 

6 
5 

"6" 


4% 

4% 
4%' 


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30 


THE    QUOTATION     SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


Bond*.                     Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net 

Bonds.                 j    Bid. 

Ask.    Net, 

Honda. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 
Net 

LyonCo.—  6s,  1900.  ..AAO 
Madison  Oo.—  5s,  1919.  J&J 
Marlon  Co.—  68,  19  11.  A&O 
McCraoken  Co.— 
SB,  Ret.,  May  1/03-33.M-S 
.->»,  Kef.,  May  1,'13-33.M-S 
!i8,  Ref.,  May  1/23-33.M-S 
Mt.  Sterling—  6s,1920.A&O 
Mulilenberg  — 
OUlTs,  def.,Mar.  1,1891 
New  6s,  dcf.,  July  1,  1898 
Newport  — 
73io8,  Water,  M'y'03.M&N 
5»,  Detlc.,  July,19O4.  J&J 
5»,  Rcf.,May  1,  '14.  MAN 
58,  St.  Imp.,  -I:"'.  '10  JAJ 
4s,  Bridge,  July,1911J&J 
Owen  Co.  — 
5s,  Fund.,  Sep.  1/03.M&S 
Boott  Co.—  5s,  1918....  J&J 

80 
101 
102 

1*5 
102 
103 

4ia 
4ia 
4>* 

413 

Boston—  (Concluded)— 
3%s,  Reg.,  1919  
3%s,  Oct.,  1936  ....A&O 
3%s,Reg.,Apr.l936.A&O 
3s    i917                      A&O 

ibisg 

101% 

ib"2% 

103 

3-3S 

33,j 

3-35 

3-60 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 

3-40 
3-45 

338 
338 
33s 
338 
3-35 
338 
838 

3-60 
3-60 

3% 

3-50 
3-4.S 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 

3-60 
3-55 

3-55 
3-60 

3-60 
3-65 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 

3-00 
3-ftO 
3-50 
3-52 
3-65 

3-65 

3-60 
355 
3-55 
3-65 
3-65 

3-65 

3-50 
3-50 
3-45 
3-40 
3-60 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-60 
3-60 
3-55 

3-60 
3-60 
3-60 
3-55 
3-55 
3-60 
3-55 

80s 

3-55 
3-55 
3  55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-5". 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-60 
360 
3-60 
3-60 

3-45 

3-60 
3-60 
3  60 
3-60 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-55 
355i 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 

3-55 
3-55 

3-60 

3»8 

3-55 
3% 
3-55 

1-fiO 

j,            ... 

3-60 
3-55- 
3% 
3-55- 

3-50 
3-50 
3-40 
33s 
33s 
3% 
3-65 
3-65 

3-55 
3-55 
a-55 
3% 
3-55 
3% 

3-60 
3-60 

360 
3-55 
3  55 
3-55 
3  60 

3»8 

3-60 
3-60 

3-55 
3-65 
3-55 
3-58 
3-55- 

3-45 
3% 
33». 
33s 

n-oo 

4 
4 
5 
4% 

3-50 
3-45 
3-40 
3-40 
:}-45 
3-4O 

43s 

3-70 
3'6O 
3'7» 
3-60 
3-7O 
3% 

4 

3-90 
4 

3% 

4 

4 

I'.t 
3-80 
3% 

3% 
3% 
3% 
3% 

4% 

4% 
3% 

4% 
3ii 

5%»,  July  1,1906...  .J&J 
4%s,  g,  Oct.  1,  1902.  A&O 
4s,  July,  1898  to  1902 

105 

4s.  July,  1913 

104i4 

105=8 

Brockton— 
5s,  Apr.  15,  1910  ...A&O 
4s,  April,  1903  

112*8 
101% 

ibSii 

114*8 

102i« 
i07% 

Spriugtield— 
7s,  Apr.  1,1903  A&O 
6s.  Water,  Apr.  1,'05.  A&O 
4s,  Sewer,  July  V06.J&J 
4s,g.,Wat.,Ap.l,'13.A&O 
48,g.,Sch.,Oot.l,'15.A&O 
3%s,g.,Wat.,Oc.l,'20A&O 
Swansea—  3%s,  Oct.,  1904. 
3%s,  Oct..  1914  
Taunton— 
4s.  Dec.,  1905  J&D 
4s,  June,  1906  J&D 

116 
10314 

117% 
104*8 

10 
96 

117% 

12 
100 

4s,  Aug.,  1912  
4s,  Dec.  15,  1923.  ...J&D 
4s   Sewer   1904  1919 

107%    108»s 
100%    102 

4,Water,May,  1926.  M&N 
3%s,  July  1,  1916.  ...J&J 
Cambridge— 
6s,  July  1,1904  J&J 

iiiY;i.j 

108% 

4;4 

•I'. 
•I'l 
4i4 

11713 

10214 
1023e 

103% 
1035s 
106% 
107 
106% 
108% 

58  July  1,1898  J&J 

100 

100% 
103 
102  "a 
104 
103 
90 

4s,  Aug.,  1905  F&A 
4s,  Wat.  ,reg.  ,  Apr.'  16  A  &O 
4s,  Water,July,1919.J&J 
4s,  May  1,1912  M&N 
4«,  Oct.,  1915  A&O 
4s,  Feb.,  1936  F&A 
3%s  Water  1911 

99 
102 
102 
103  >s 
102 
85 
100 
100 
100 

•     96 

109 
109*e 
10713 
109 
11313 
lOm 

48,  C.  Hall,  Deo.'15..J&D 
4s,  June,  1916.          J&D 

108 
106 

4s,  Armory  ,  Dec.,'16.  J&D 
4s,  Water,  July  1,'22.J&J 
Wakeneld- 
4s,  Apr.    1902  to  1910 

105 

c.  &o.  6s.  1911.  ...'."A&O 

BpencerCo.—  6s,  1911.A&O 
Taylor—  New  6s,  '07  ..  .A&O 
Washington—  68,1911.A&O 
Woodford—  6s,  'var  —  MAS 
Woodford  Co.—  5s,  '20.  A&O 

LOUISIANA 

4s,  New  consols.,  1914.J&J 
4s,  Constitutional.  '14.  J&J 
Atchafayla  DUt.  Levee— 
6s    1910                      A&O 

100 

Chicopee  — 
4s,  Water,  J'e,'97-'13.J&D 
teverett^-4s,8ew  Jy'23  J&J 
Fall  Rlver- 
6s,  Nov.  1,  1906.  ...M&N 
5s,  May  1,1898  M&N 
5s  May  1908 

4s,Munlc.,'15to'24.A&O 
Waltham— 
4%s.Oot.  1,  1906.  ..A&O 
4s,  July,  1912.             J&J 

107U 
1O538 
105% 
10a«8 

106*8 
121 

...... 

•  »  •  • 

4s,  Sewer,  Oct.  1,'11.A&O 
4s,  Jan     1906 

103% 

118 

1145s 

1  Ware—  4s,  Sept.,  1904  
1    4s,  June,'97  to  1903.  J&D 
4s  Sept    19  1  1 



4138,  Oct.  2,  1913.  ..A&O 
4s,  Reg.,  Nov.,  1925M&N 
4s,  Oct.,  1914  A&O 
4s,  Apr..  1916  A&O 
4s,  Sewer,  July,  '26  M&N 
Fiteliburg— 
6s,  July  1,1905  J&J 
4s,  Regist'd,  June,  1914. 
4s,Reg.,Apr.l,  1922.  A&O 
3%8,  Apr.  1,  1898...  A&O 
Gloucester— 
4s,  July  1,  1908  J&J 

•     97 
*     92 
•     90% 
•     96% 
*  Id's 
•     94 

139 

182 
,i25% 

ibiss 

98 
!)4'-j 
93 
97i4 
1021s 

115 
182ia 
230  % 

102" 

.... 

111  14 

lO7*e 
lOSia 

ill's 

1171s 
105*e 

10738 

106 

Webster—  4s,  1913-1923  

Bossier  Dlst.  Levee— 
6s  1922                      M&N 

Winchester— 
4s,  Dfc..  1923-24....  J&D 
Winthrop—  4s,  May  2,  1899 
Woburn  —  4s,  Apr.,'02  A&O 
4s,  April,  1906  A&O 

108 
100*8 

Caddo  Dlst.  Levee— 
6ft  1922                        J&D 

116 

10412 
106 

100 

Fiftii  Dist.  Levee— 
6s  1908-13                 F&A 

102%    103% 
102%    103*8 

4s,  April,  1907  A&O 

Lafonrobe  Dlst.  Levee  — 
6s    1913                        J&J 

Worcester  — 
5s,  Apr.  1,1905  A&O 
4s,  April,  1925  A&O 
3%s,  June  1,1905...  J&D 
Wreutham—  4s,Apr.,'99-'08 
4s,  July,  1914  

10214 

ibi% 

104 

103% 

i"02ii 
105% 

Lake  Borgne  Dlst.  Levee— 
68,  1912  M&N 

110 
100 

103% 

111% 
101 

i"05% 
114-54 

4s,Muu.,May,'97-06.M&N 
Haverhill—  4s,  Oct.  1,  1902. 
4s,  Dec.  1,  1912  J&D 
4s,  Oct.,  1905  A&O 
Holyoke- 
6s,  Oct.  1,  1899.  ..A&O 
4s,  g.,  July,  1906  ....J&J 
4s,  g.,  July  1916....  J&J 
4s,  Gold,J'ne,  1915.  J&D 
Hull—  48,1923  

New  Orleans— 
7s  gold  1922           Q  Jan 

MICHIGAN 

Battle  Creek  — 
Ss.Water,  8ept.l,  1917... 
Bay  County  — 
5s,  Fd'g,  Deo..  ..1907  8-9 
Cliarlbvslx— 
5s,  Ret.,  Oct.  l,'14.Oct.  1 
Chippewa  Co.— 
{    5s,  Road,  1910  J&D 

5s,  Premium  (dr.  num.).. 
5s,  Water,  1899  J&J 

•  105 

106% 
10414 
107 

4s,  Const.  ,  1942  J&J 
Pontcliartraln  District  — 
B  6s  1905 

105 

C  6s  1912 

98% 
98 

93i4 
100 

101 
96 

98 
105 

33s 
338 
33s 

3-80 
3-80 
3*8 
3-65 
3-65 

3-60 

4 

4 
4 
4 

3-65 
3-65 
3-60 
3-60 
3% 
3-45 
3-45 
3*8 

3*8 



100 
105 

D,  6s,  1944 

Ipswich  — 
4s,  Water,  July  1,  '24..T&J 
Lawrence  — 
6s,  Apr.  1,  1900  A&O 
4s,  July  1,  1923           J&J 

Red  River  A.&  B.B.  Dlst.— 
6s  1912 

106 

10714 
1075s 
103 

Teusas  Basin  Dlst.—  6s.'07. 

MAINE 

5s  June  1  1919            J&D 

Detroit  — 
7s,Water,Aug.l,'04.F&A 
6s,W.L.,June,  1906.J&D 
4s,  Sewers,  Ap.l,'22.A&O 
4s,  Imp.,  July,  1926..J&J 
3-658.  Pub.  imp.,  '18.  J&J 
3%s,  Pub.  imp.,  '16.  .J&D 
Grand  Haven  — 
5s,  Water,  Jan.  1,'03.M&S 
Grand  Rapids  — 
6s,  1897-1900  semi  an 
5s,C.Hall,Julyl,'04.J&J 
5s,St.&8'w.,M'yl,'98M&N 
4%s,Wat.,Jan.  V12.J&J 
4s,  School,Feb.4.'07.F&A 
4s,  Market,  reg.,'16.M&N 
Jackson  — 
8s,  Sept.,  '97  to  1900.M&S 
5s,  Ref  .  .water,  1904.M&S 
5s,Pub.Bldg.,1907.M&N 
Kalainazoo  — 
48,  Lgt.,  1900  to  '06.  .  J&J 
Kent  Co.—  5s,  Court  house. 
Jan.  15,  1897-99.  Jan.  15 
Lansing—  5s,  1897  to  1905. 
Musiegon—  • 
5s,  Jan.  1,  1910  J&J 

4s,  July,  1904  J&J 

lOlis 

118 
108% 

120% 
110% 
1113s 

Lincoln  —  4s,  1897  to  1901 

4s  July  1   1917              J&J 

4s    1905  to  1914 

3s,  June  1  ,  1912  to'  21  .J&D 
Aroostook  Co.  — 
4138,  July  1,1915...  .J&J 
4s,  O.  H.,Juue,1915.J&D 
Auburn—  4s,  1905  to  1919. 
Bangor—  7s,  Ap.  1,  '99  .  A&O 
6s,  April  1,  1899..  ..A&O 
6s  Water  1905 

Loi.gmeadow  — 
4s,  July,  1924 

10914 
1028s 

Lowell  — 
4%s.  Nov.  1.  1903.  ..M&N 
4s  May    1900           M&N 

106 
101% 
10914 
111»8 
109=8 
103% 
107% 
108i4 
103% 
105*8 

102-61 

101 

100% 

10713 

106 
103 
109 
103  7s 

107^4 
105 
110 
lOSH 

4s,  Oct.,  1920  A&O 
4s  July  1926              J&J 



Lynn—  5s,  Jan.  1,  1905.  J&J 
4s,  Jan  1,1905  J&J 
4s,  RefdgWater,'21.J&J 
4s,  July,  1926              J&J 

108  13 
102 
10512 

4s,  Nov.  1,  1914.  ...M&N 
Bath- 
es, R.R.  aid,  1898.A&O15 
5s,  M'cipal,  July,  '97.  J&J 
4%8,  Mun.,  July,  '07.J&J 
4s,  Rerdg.,July,'21.J&J 
Lewiston— 
6s,  July  1,1901  J&J 

106 

107 

4s,Mun.,Apr.,1906.A&O 
4s,  reg.,  Apr.,  1916.  A&O 
3%s.  May  1,  1905...  M&N 
Leominster  — 
4s,  Water,  Oct.,  1925. 

1031s 

98 

108 
11714 
101 
103 

100 

109»8 
11914 
102% 
104*8 
122i< 
103*8 
107% 

107% 

10714 

6s,  April  1,  1917..  ..A&O 
4%s,  Jan.l,  1900..  ..J&J 
4s,  g.,  Jan.,  1913  J&J 
Portland  8s,Sep  1  '07  M&S 

C.  Notes,  1905-14...  F&A 
Maiden—  4s,  1898  to  1905 

4s,  July.,  1916  J&J 
4s,  May  192* 

105*8 
106 
1051s 

106% 
107*8 
107% 

104-93 
107-64 

4s,  Mar.,  1905  M&S 
4s,  g..  Mar.  1,  1916..M&S 
Saco—  4»,  Municip.,  1901... 
Yarmouth— 
4s,  g.,  Water,  1915  .. 

102 
106 

4s,  May,  1926  M&N 

3138,  July  1,  1905....  J&J 
Marblehead  — 
4s,  July,  1924  

Saginaw—  6s,  Streets,  1908 
5s,  Water,  1905  M&N 
5s,Sewer,Ag.l,l  897  F&A 
4  %s,  Wat.ref  .M'h,'  1  6M&  S 
4%s,Wat.,J'lyl8,'14.J&J 
4s,Rerd'g,J'lyl,'99-1900 
4a,Wat.ref.,May,'16M&N 
St.  Johns  — 
5s,  Sewer,  1909-10.  .A&O 
Sault  Ste.  Marie— 
6s,  Water.  Nov.,  1913.... 
Traverse  City— 
50,School,July  1,  '06.  J&J 
Wayne  Co—  4s,  May,  1910. 
West  Bay  City— 
5s.  Ref.,  July  1,  '25.  J&J. 

MINNESOTA 

6s,  Ref.  school  certs.,  July 
1,1899-1909  July 

Marlborough  — 
4s,  July,  1900             J&J 

101% 

MARYLAND 
8-658,  Jan.  1,  1899  J&J 
3%s,  Jan.,  1911  
38,  Jan.  1,  1903  J&J 

101% 
106 

99^2 

108 
104 
1221s 
109 
107 
1(M>% 
105 
105 
106 
96 
97 

100% 

105 
1051s 

103 
1061s 

101% 

110 
106 
123 
111 
109 
101% 
105% 
105% 

108 
107% 

11014 
109% 

4s,  Coup.,  gen.l'n  A.1915 
4s,  Sept.,  1921  M&S 
4s.  Water,  Aug.  '22.  .F&A 
4s,  July,  1926  J&J 
Medford—  4s,  July,  '12.  J&J 
4s,  Oct.,  J914  
48,1917  to  1923  J&J 
4s,  Aug.,1916to'22.F&A 
Meln>se4s,Sew.,J'y'26..I&J 
Methuen  —  4s  Aug.,  1910 
4s,  Oct.,  1925            A&O 

105i» 
106 
106% 
104 
10414 

107% 
107% 
108% 
105% 
105*8 

101% 

103% 
10514 

114 

104 
103 

Baltimore— 
6s,  April  15,  1900.  ...Q-J 
5s,  J.  Falls,  1900  S-F 
5s,  July  1,1916  M&N 
4s,  Nov.  1,  1926....  M&N 
4s,  Water,  1917.... 

112 
103 

106i4 
103 
106 
105% 

107k 
104% 

107% 
107 

3-t>5s,  April  9,  1900..  Q-F 
3  "«8,  July  1,  1930.  .  .  .J&J 
3*98,  July,  1940  J&J 
S%8,  Sept.,  1945....  M&S 
3>4S.  Jan.  1,1927..  ..J&J 
3s,  April  9,  1900....  O—F 
Laurel—  5s,  Oct.,  1904  .  .  . 
5s,  Oct.,  1914  

MASSACHUSETTS 
8%s,g.,  July.  1901  J&J 
8s%,  g.,  April.  1920.  .A&O 
8%8,  Gold,  Nov.,1923.M&N 
3%8,  g.,  July  1.  1935.  .J&J 
8«,  g.,  April  1,  19O9...A&O 
3s,  g.,  April,  1915  A&O 
SB,  g.,  Jan.,  1930  J&J 
Arlington— 
4s,  Nov.,  1904  M&N 



4s,  Aug.,  1924  
Middlesex  Co.  — 
4s,  1897  to  1905  J&D 
Natick— 
4s,  Sewer,  July,'1925'  J&J 
Needham—  4s,  Sept.,  1924. 
4s,  Sept.,  1923  
New  Bedford—  7s,  '09  A&O 
6s,  Oct.  1,  1899  A&O 
5s,  Oct.  1,  1903  A&O 
5s,  1904  

98 
99 
103 
104 

1010s 
106M 
106*8 
10S% 

3% 
3% 
3% 
3i8 
3-10 
3 
3 

3-55 
3-R5 
3-60 
3-40 
3-40 
3-35 
3-40 
338: 

33s1 
33s 

3-35 
3-35 
3-4O 

;  :r, 

105% 
105i3 

107 
107 

4s,Rev.&bld.,J'yl,'97.J'yl 
3%s,  State  f'd.J'yl,'21.J&J 
Brainerd  — 
6s,  Ref  nd.,  May,'04.M&N 
Duluth— 
6s,Refd.,  Jan.  1,  '08.  J&J 
5s,  School,  1913.  ...M&N 
4%s,G'n.f'd.Janl,'20.J&J 
4»s8,  Sch'l,  Jan.  1  '21.J&J 
4%8,  g.,  July  1.  1926.  J&J 
4s,Park,Jan.l,1921.J&J 
Hennepin  Co.  — 
4%s,C'urMi.,Ap.'24.A&O 
4%s,Ct.H.,Julyl,'17J&J 
(tasca  Co.— 
6s,  it.,  Sept.,  1905..  Sept. 
6s,  g.,  Sept.,  1915..  Sept. 

100 
100 

108% 

5 

4 

4k 

414 
4ij 

'i'\ 

4 

4 

5>. 
SI 
51 

5» 

4' 

7 

3-8 

3-7 

107 

108% 

4s,  K-,  Apr.  1,  1903..  A&O 
4s,  Wat,  Apr.  1,  '26.  A&O 
3%s,  1910                   A&O 

10113 
107% 

102% 
109% 

104  . 

97i4 

100U 
100 

103i« 
109i4 

Newton—  6s,  1905  J&J 
5s,  July  1  1906          J&J 

ibo% 

iio 

105 

1115s 
106% 

ii"6% 

106 

10714 

4s,  Sen.,  Aug.,  1915.  F&A 
4s,  July,  1926  J&J 

Athol—  4s,  July,  i924.. 

Northampton  — 
48,Sehool,  Jly  1  ,191  5.  J&J 
4s,  April    1921 

10413 

106 



105k 

108*8 
104% 

107-60 
109 

Boston—  6s,  Water,  1906. 

68,  April  1,1903....  A&O 
5s,  g.,  Oct.  1,  1906..  A&O 
4s,  Jan.,  1907  J&J 
4s,Coup.,  Oot.,1923  A&O 
4«,  Jan.,  1917  J,*J 
4*,  Oct.  1,1913  A&O 
4s,July  1.1915  J&J 
4»,  July,  1936  J&J 

113% 

l(|-,i., 
Ill 
109% 

Orange— 
48.Golil,Ref.Jan.,>16J&J 
Rockport  — 
4s,  Water,  1918  M&N 
Salem—  5s,  July  1,  '04  J&J 
4s,  Aug.  l.'03to'06..F&A 
48  June  1913           J&D 

Lone  Prairie— 
6s,  Water,  Jan.  l.'IS.J&J 
Meeker  Co.—  6s,July  1,1905 
Minneapolis  — 
8s,  May,  1905  M&N 
7s,  RR.Aid,Nov.,'01.M&N 
6s,  School,  Julyl,'99.J&J 
S»»  s,1913  

ib"9% 

lOSH 

109% 

1O7% 

113% 
99  • 
100% 

108-96 
114k 
100  ia 
102% 



105% 

ibi" 

il3% 
105i4 

3%s.  reg.,Oct.  1899.  A&O 
3V,  Wat.,  Ap.  1,'17.A*O 

dharon— 
48.  Oct..  1897  to  1916.... 

•  Flat  price 

JASI-AKY.  1897.  J 


Ml'XICIPAL  BONDS. 


Hulld>. 


Minne»poll»  (Concluded)  — 
*4*.M»r..  1914  .....  MAS 
44*.  Park.  J  uly,  1913  .  .  . 
4a.Water.Apr,  1917.  AAO 
4a,Ho<>ptri  Jan.  192SJAJ  ; 
4*.  If  ay  15,1919  ...MAN 
4»,«..Julyl.  1925..  .JAJ 
' 


«..Ju 
I'lm  - 


103 


Otter  Tail  Co.-4«.19O4JAJ 
•atnaey  Co.— 

tie.  1913...  JAJ 

-.Refund-it.  1905.  MAS 

l.  (XH..  1916-17. .JAJ 

BedwoodCo.-5s.S.-h..l!>ll 

Bock  Co.  -3aJ'lyl,'O6JAJ 

*:  .«.— 

)i*.  Bridge.  19O8 JAJ 

K.  Paul-da,  Mar.,'97. MAS 

7«,  July.  1808. JAJ 

78,  July.  1903 JAJ 

||«.eertf»."lndebt.'.>97'.MA8 
..FAA 

i.  19O9 A*O 

\C  H.J-n.,'15JAJ 

5».  B.of  K.  M'y  2.'  15.MAN 

44v  Fir.-.  Jan.  1/16JAJ 

•^.new-rjuly  1,'ltUAJ 

44-v  M.  :,•..!••:-        M.V- 

48,  Juu-.  1912 JAD 

4-  - 

KVdxe.  June  1/21  JAD 

Still-rater— 3*.  BTd of  Edu 

•Br-l.  1000- 1014..  MAN 

Oo.-7».19i:t  ...JAJ 

^B-«e,  Water,  I'JIO  ... 

^••iMton- 

^fc  Light,  J'ly  1.1913  JAJ 

MISSISSIPPI 

.te,  Jan.  1, 1907.  Jan 

.te.  Jan.  1, 1919..  Jan 

TSfsewer.  1024,  M»y  1.. 

MISSOURI 

•ha,  State  funding.  Jan.. 
.......JAJ 

Township— 

Jan.,  1WO3 JAJ 

ayCo.-3e.19O7.Aug 

-L— i>.  1913 Jan 

Oo.- 

,10O1-'O6JAJ 

/97tO'09JAJ 
CltT-5«.-»7  JAJ 
If— 

.Aug.  13.1807 JAJ 

i.Bene«-l.J.a.l901JAJ 
(.•ehool.Julr.1001.JAJ 
_lfM..  Wat  .July 

•Kbool July,  (907 

••.City  Hall.  July  1.101O.      10O 


H..II.I-. 


Bid. 


108>« 


107 

124><    44 
10603    3 


116 
1O3 


100 

111 
• 
IM 

102 
07 
100 

I 

106 
IM 


100 


JAJ      112 
100 


...  Fun  1  .  1000. 
...- 

1.1012 

Is,  1903..  FA  A 
.     ar.luiO.XAa 
B'l.  An*.,  19O8.FA A 
,  rnwl-g,  1001. ...FAA 

.School.  1911 AAO 

Juue/9-jJAD 
ewal.g..'UU  JAJ 

.  Park,  gold,  10O3.AAO 

,  Ren-9wal.g., 1900  JAJ 

,Booewal.g..-02.MAN 

.JAD 

^Bw...ter /ll.MAN 
ew..  JiUy.  '18  JAJ 


103 

104  l 

111 

1024  3-dO 
US       ... 


00 

109 

07 

08 

I'-' 
08 

103 


Lincoln — 6s  Funding,  Jan.i 

1.  19O5  to  1911 

6s,  Ref'd'g  July  1,  1902.. 
54a,Fd  Sept.  1, 1912.3ept 
6s.  Pavg.  July  1.1902JAJ 
Bs,  PVK..  July  1. 1907  JAJ 
5s.  Sch'l.Dec.  1.1914  JAD 

Omaha— 
7s,  Fdg.,Nov..  190O.MAN 

.;-,  Paving,  1897 Dr.-. 

6s,  Oct.,  1899 Ann. 

5.s,  July,  1904 JAJ 

5s,  School  Dlst..  Jan.   1, 

1908 JAJ 

5s.  Fdg..  July.  1905.. JAJ 
5R.Paviiitf.Au..  1905.  FAA 
5s,  City  Hall.  1912. .FAA 
44s,  City  Hall,  1910  JAS 

South  Omaha — 
T-.  Str.  Imp.  1897  to '04. 
78,  Fundtuir.Oct.  1, 1901. 

6s,  June  1,  19O1 

5s.  June,  1915 

Superior— 

.-.  Water,  1908 MAN 

Wakeneld- 
6s.  Water,  Oct.,  1912. Oct. 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE 

6i>,Mun.  war. 1905 JAJ 

4s,  Lih-y,  July  1,  1911  JAJ 
Concord - 

4s.  Water,  Jan.1922  JAJ 
Dorer— 

^fSo7:.1^:::::::;:::: 

4s,  July,  1900 

Laoonla— 

48,  Sewer,  1923 AAO 

4«.  1940 AAO 

Manchester— 
3s.Water,Aug.l,'13.FAA 
4*»8,    Water.     Nov.     1. 

1913 MAN 

48.  B'ld'g  1897-1904 

j-.  juiv.  line JAJ 

4«.  Water.  Jan.  1/14.  AAO 
Nashua— 

6s.  July  1,  19O1 J.tJ 

4*.CIty,  g.,  J'nel.'13.J  AD 
PorUuioiith— 

4«.  Jan..  1916 

4-.  April.  1901 AAO 

Rm-klnghatn  Oo. — 1«.  Fdg., 

J'il.  1.1905 JAJ 

Whtteneld— 

4*,Wat.Jan.l/99-UJAJ 

NEW  JERSEY 
6«,  War.,  Jan.  1,  1898.  JAJ 
A*bury  Park— 

3».  Water,  J'ne  1/24JAD 
4         S<,  Water  Jan.  1/27.  JAJ 

.  7"    UUnl  .  -5s.  1923 

Atlantic  Highlands— 

38.  rag..  May  13.  19O6... 
Bayonne-5*.  g.,  19O2JAJ 
5*.  cold.  1911 JAJ 

7™' May  1.1906  ....MAN 
•a.  Bounty.  1UOO  ...  JAJ 


To 
Ask.    Net. 


Bond*. 


......     5 

108V   5 


101 


1084  110    '  414 

......  ......     44 

......  105       44 

102  104%) 


...... 

106%  4U 

1054  4*4 

......     1034  44 

1024    104  4% 


1O4 


107-61  5U 

3 

1064  44 

101 

.     101  6 


119is  3-35 
lO6»s    1071.J  3-35 

101-75  106-23  '  35s 

102%    104     3-70 
101-30  102-15  3-75 
10014    100*3-75 


Newark— (Concluded)— 
4s,  Market,  191 1 . . . . AAO 
4s,  Refund's.  Mar.,  1923 

4s,  Water,  Feb.,  1922 

4s,  Water,  May  1,  1922 
4s,  Street  Iuip..Mav,19O6 

Orange— 6s,  Sew'age  notes, 

May  1,1897 MAN 

Ss,  Water,  Oct.  1,  1912  .. 
5s.  Sewer,  1923  to  1932.. 
44s,  School,  1900  to  -07. 
44s,  Sewer,  1915  to  '21.. 

Paterson— 7s,  19OO 

68,  1901 

448.1934... 

48,1908 

4s,X.C.Hall/28  to'SO.J&J 

Perth  Aininiv    44s, Water, 
Sept.l.  1927  to  19-22 

Railway— 4s,  New  Adjust  . 
4s,  Water .7. 

Trenton — 

i;s,  June  16/97to'03.JAJ 
5s,  Sewer.  1900  to  1903.. 
4s,  Funding,  1905-1911. 

4s,  Park.  1913-1916 

4s.  Water,  1913 

Seal.  C"y-5s,Feb./14.FAA 

Siiiiiiiiit^Ss,  Sch.,  July,  '01 

Unlon- 
58,  Sewer,  Jan.. 1900.JAJ 
5s.  Sewer,  Jan.  1/14.JAJ 

Weekawken — 41-28,  School, 
April  1.  1911 A&O 

Wi-at  Hoboken— 

6s,  19OO-10 JAJ 

5s,  Rodem.,Nov/04.MAN 

NEW  MEXICO 


Bid. 


107 
10B 
106 
103 


108 
110 


101 


80 
85 


101 


Aak 


104 

108is  3-50 
10814  " 

IDS 


110 


103 
90 
90 


100 
102=8 

ios" 

102 


To 

Net. 


3-50 


4 

4 

3-70 
3-70 
3-70 

5 

4*8 


4% 


4'« 


3<a 


108-75  1O9-30  3-85 
103-73  101-50  3»g 


1O4 

1O04 


10343-00 
10143-60 


101U    102     3-70 


107 


110 
110 


104 
103 


3 


... 

4-H> 


110 
10? 
UM 


.  .  ... 

4>««,  Water.  J»n.,'23. J AJ 


..debt,  July  ,'11  JAJ 
.  CaMMay- 

.      SZn*..  May  1.  1916 

.    Ba.tormUKe- 
.      3..Dr-n-g«.N'T.1.03M*N 
4».  Sewer.  July  1.  1900.. 


3».  Bridge.  1919 JAJ 

4*.  Bridge,  1926 


JAJ 


107       .... 
119*360 
...  3-33 
101>4 

.i  -,-. 
I03S    .. 
103>t    34 


ewal.(..-19.FAA 

ral.g..'20.MAS 
-H*.  May.  1800 
.awal-an. 
ty,  1 '.HI  Mini -ao. 

MONTANA 
»Oo.  Sen.  DUt.No.l 
".Mar  1.1003-13. 
.— ae.Jan.  1. 1015 
_JO>.— 
LF.l.M»r  1/14JIAS 

.  Sraool     1'. 
Only  I,' IB. JAJ 
•rtet. 
.    ilO JAJ 

July. 1001-7 
.  July/0*--15 

Itily  l/li: 
r  1,1012.  JAJ 
NEBRASKA 


0w 
00 
IM 

too 

... 


1064 

107 

103 


100  84 
1004  .... 
101 


100 

1074 
107H 

107 

:••  .  . 


110 


4«.  July  1,1022 JAJ 

Eauex  Co.— 

4«.  Park.  1926 FAA 

3-6.V.  Park,  Aug.  1/13  35 

llolxikea- 

««.  Imp.,  1898 JAD 

>1 MAN 

II  ,  : ...-,  i  .. 

38.  Kef..  *ept.l,'03.MAS 
448.  g..  K'd.  1924  ...JAJ 
44«.R'd.  J»n.l.  1923  JAJ 
44».B-««-.3ep.  1.  18.MAS 

Jeniey  Ctty-78. 19O3 . .  Var 
78.  Water.  1904 JAJ 


34 

4% 

** 


78.  W.ter  loans.  '90.  JAJ 
78.  Doek  loan-,  19OO.JAJ 
7s.  Water  »orlp,  19O2JAJ 
7«.lin|..Agen.CltyO6JAJ 

7s.  Water.  1008 MAS 

78.  Water.  1913 JAJ 

6s.  April.  1904 AAO, 

€».  Floafg.  Feb.  'O9.FAA 
3«.  Tai  arr..Jan./97 JAJ 
5s,  Olty  Uall.  -07  to  1912. 

v :•.:.:: 

8e.WafrJ-nel.-21.JAD 
5a.AJiaem.Apr.1916.AAO 

38.  Water.  1916 

«4*.Imp.  op.to  -02  3.JAJ 
Lone  Branch— 


104%    1054370 
105        1O64  3-70 

6s,Provis.  ili-lit.  l;tl9.MAS 

U5"    117  NEW  YORK 

110-12  111-25  3  55  3s,  ft.,  Jan.  30, 1899... 

3-55  3s,  g.,  Jan.  30, 1903... 

n>«;       1-643-35  3».  g.,  Jan.  30,  1906.... 
1044    103%  3-55   Albany— 

7s,P.O.slte,M-yl/04MAS 
6a,  Water  debt,  Feb.  1, 

1906 FAA 

(is.  Park.  1915  to  1919.. 
Ss.Wsh.P.M'yl/20.M>vN 
•Is.  lmi).,Nov..lOO(i.MA-N 
4s.  f  u.lild.M'y  1/12. MAN 
4»,  Park,  1920  to  1930... 
3  48,SUinp/97to-OO.M  AN 
3-75  Auburn— 

:is,S.C.  RR.M-r.l/0(>.MAS 
5s,  March  1,  1897.. .MAS 
3 -»8,  Water, -23  to'3«.  J  A I ) 
4s, S.  C.RR-Sep  1/02. MAS 
Bingliamton— 

78.  Aug.  1,  1901 FAA  I 

4H.C.H./I7--28A-29F4A 
34«,  Wat.A'g.  1/07.FAA 
44   Brooklyn— 

.».        »w«        44      7s,  Reg.,  July.  19OO 

104        7»,  Brldge.-15to'24.JAJ 

6s,  Park,  1924 JAJ 

44       6s,  Water,  19O2 

44 

4si  Water,"  1913 

4*.  School,  1920 

I-,  1-nl.llo  niarkeu,  1922.' 
4s,  do  do  1925. 
48,  Water.  Jan.  1/14JAJ 

48.  Water.  1912 

34«.  g,  July  10, -25  JAJ 
348,  g,  Jan.  1.  1928  JAJ 
34*.  K.Jan.  1,  1929  JAJ 
34".  g,  July  10,  in. 
31-j-..  u.  July  10.1933JAJ 
S'-js.  g,  July  10,1934. J&J 

348,  Keg.,g.,  1924 

348,  gold,  1927 

34s.  gold.  1936 

3»,  Bridge,  1925 

3s.  Water,  1905 JAJ 

Bnffalo- 
78,Water,Sep.,1903.M.V8 

78,  Park,  1916 JAJ 

7s,  1924  A  '25 JAJ 

6".  Parks,  Jan.  1,1 924 JAJ 
58.  Water,  April  23, 

1898  A '99 AAO, 

448,  Tax  loans,  June  28, 

1900 JAD 

48.8ewer,Mayl/13.M&N 
34s,Park,  Reg., 1927  FAA 
34*.  Kefndg,  July  1. '97, 

I"  1914 JAJ 

3  4».  Buff.  Charter,  July  1,; 

1897to  1901 ! 

348.  Refg,.lan.l/16.JAJ! 
3s.  Plank  Road,  June  2, 

1910...  ...JAD 


100 


98% 

97 

96 


110 
130 


123  350 
120  3-45 

'.'.'."  3-40 

1034  

1054  1O7  3-40 
-  33a 

338 


3-80 
5-50 
3-50 
3-50 

3-50 
340 
3-45 


102 


108-40  44 


101 
03 


100        102 
J024     


103 
104 
104 
104 

i'ia" 

100 

1O44 

106 

1O04 

IM 


3% 

44 
44 


4'4 

44 
44 


125   ..... 

146   152 

138   .......... 

.....  3-30 

.....  3-30 

.....  3-50 

3-40 

......  .;.;;"  3-40 

............  3-40 

............  3-40 

......  .  .....  3-40 

............  3-40 

102   1041-  .... 

102 
102 
102 
1024 


101 

1O2 

103 

91 

93 


119 


120 

1074 

111 

100 

103   lOt 
108 

107   

1064  

1054'  Cohoea- 

100 


121     3-50 

3-50 

..  3-50 
..  3-45 


3-45 


I    3-45 

103    ;   10743-40 
101V3-40 

..3-10 


100 


,  Mar..  1901-06      100       1014    3 


.  MAN 


Vdlu.  1000.. 

i-7».  19U 

•oogla»Oo.-3«.  191  1  JAJ 

^K.  Julr  1,  1007  JAJ 

rand   Inland—  «•.   Wat«r. 

1003  .......  MAN 

arranl—  0*.  Water.  Anc. 

• 
•  Flat  prtee. 


.      .tU  LW.— 

58.  Sen.,  June  20/39.8. -an 
Monte  lair— 

1      68.0ct.  1.1898 AAO 

4a. Sewer,  Aug.  1, 190>.. 
MorrU  Co.- 

48.  Road.  1935 JAJ 

New  Brunswick— 

43*      78,  Water,  1904. 

8          6«,1006 

44  Newark- 

44      78,  Water,  May,  1905  ... 
8a.Water.Aug.  1 897 .  FA  A 
94      88.  Corporate.  Aug..  19O8 
Be,  Corporate,  June.  1910 
103-fll    34      44«.  Water.  May.  1915.. 


106 
102 


Ill 
103  11 


100 


1194 

112 

110 


109  , 


4  4 


4'a 


4% 


7s,  J'ly  1, 1897  to'13  JAJ. 

4s.  July  1, 1920 JAJ 

48,  City    Hall.   Dec.   15, 
1915  to  1928 i 

Elm  Ira— 
44<i,8ewcr,A'g.  1/99FAA 
48,  Sob/1,  J'ly  1.1904MAN 

4s,  Reg.  May  1, 1910 

34s.  Redempt-n,  191---21. 
3s,  JTk, Sep.  1,1897. MAS 

Far  Rockaway— 
3s.  Sewer,  Feb  ,19 16  FA  A 


12V4 
102 


4%    Flatbush— 6s. Wat. '1  I.MAS 


34 


....3 


3> 
-80 


6s.  School,  Jan.,  1897  to 

1904 JAJ 

Ss.Sch.July  /98  to'OZJAJ 

4s,reg.  Blilg.  Imp.,  May  1, 

1910to  1»19 MAN 


105 
103 


104 


a-40 

101%    339 


338 

390 
3-60 

3-60 

,  3-50 
.  3-40 
.  3-40 
.'3-40 
.3-40 

.  3% 
.3-50 


THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


King*  County— (On.) 
4.TPark,»<Wl.l905-'44 
4g,  Park,  '10  to  '33  MAN 
,  8tr.lmp.,1900-20.J&J 

J&J 


102 


101 


3k«.g.,Wat./19-':t6.A&O 
3,Rfd..Jan.l5,1914.J&J 
Lansingburg— 

4s,  8oh.,  Dee.  1, 1900.  J&J 
Larchmont — 
4s,  r.,  Highway  &  Sewers, 

1916-25 A&O 

Leroy— 4s,  Wat  -r.  1911.... 
Leotcrshire— 

3ks.Reg.Wat.,'02to'16. 
Long  Island  City— 
Tsfsept.  l,'97to'14.M&S 
6s,No.,Feb.'13tol9.F&A 

5s.  Revenue.  1903 

4ks,  Imp.,  Ap. 2/99. A&O 
4k8,  Imp.,  Ap.2/14.A&O 
4ks,  1902  to  1923.. J&D 
4s,  W«tBr,Bep.l,"20.1MBi 
3  ks.Wat.  .May  1 /20.M&N 
Mlddletown- 

4ks,  Sch.,  reg.,  '97-1900 
Montgomery— 

4s,Water,Jul.l,1915.J&J 
Mount  Vernon— 

5s,  Reg.,  19OO A&O 

5s,TaxRcl.,Sep.l/98F&A 
4s,  School,  19OU-'17.M&N 
4s,  Reg.,  1917to'26.M&b 
4s,  Road,  Feb.  1,1935.. 
Newburg— 

6s,  May  1, 1996 M&N 

5s,  Water,  July  1/97.J&J 
4s,  Water,  Feb.l/12.F&A 
Sks,  Wat.,  Sep.l/07.M& 
New  York  City— 
7s,  West  Farm8..'97-214 
7s,Morri8ania.l908-198 
6s,  WilliiiinsbridgeHig'y 

May,1909-44 

78,1900 

68,1900 M&l 

5s,  1908 M&I 

Sks,  g.,  Corlears  H . .  191 

Sks,  Park,  1913 

3ks,  g.,  Park.  1916. MAN 
3ks,  Exui'.,  Oct.  1, '15.. 
3ks,  Exiut,  Nov.  1, '16.. 
3ks,  Exmt.,Nov.  1,'17.. 
3ks,  Exmt.,  Nov.  1,  '22.. 

3ks,  g..  Dock,  1925 i 

3s,  g.? Street.  1916. M&N 
3s,  School,  1913  ....M&N 
Ss,g..StT.&Ave.l914M&N 
3s,  g.  Dock,  1924.... M&N 

3s,  School,  1908 

3s,  Water,  1904 A&O 

2ks,  Tax  exempt,  '09-29. 
Niagara  Falls — 
4s,  School,  May,  1913 — 
4s,  Police,  Feb.,  1914.... 
North  Tonawanda— 
5s,  Sewer,  Sept,  25. 1911. 
4s,Wat..Mar.31/24.A&O 
4s,  Paving,  1897-'05  .M&S 
Clean— 

5s,  Reg.,  July,  1903... .N 
5s,  Reg.,  Nov.,  1900.... N 
Pelham  —  • 

4s,  Reg.,  ech'l,  J'y/98.  J&J 
Poughkeepsie — 
7s,  RR.,Feb.l,1902.F&A 
5s,  Bounties,  1900.. M&S 
4ks,  do  1901. .M&S 
4s,  do  1905.. M&S 

3k8,Sewer,Ag.l/05.F&A 
3s,  Bounties,  1907.. M&S 
Queens  Co.— 

4s,  Nov.v  1916 M&N 

Rensselaer  Co  — 
Sks,  Court  House  certifi- 
cates, 1911  to  1927 

Richfield  Springs— 

4s,F'nd.W'ter,J'e  1/06.14 
Richmond  Co.— 
4s,  Fund.,June  1,  '14.  J&D 

4s.  g.,  August  1, 1920 

Rochester— 
7s,  Reg.,  Jan.  1,1903.... 

4s,  1912 

3ks,Ref'g  RR..1913.F&A 
3i48,B'dge,8ep.l,'22.J&J 
Rockland  Co.— 

4k,  Reg.,1903-'05..A&O 
Saranao  Lake— 

5s,  Water,  July  l.'24.July 
Schenectady — 
7s,  Jan.,  1897  to  '00.  J&J 
4s,Wat.,N'vl/08-15.M&N 
3s,  Water,  Aug.  15/11-13 
Syracuse— 

7s,  RR.,  Jan.  1, 1900.  J&J 
4s,  Rfd.  Feb.  1, 1904.F&A 
4s,Sch,Dc.  15/97- '06J&D 
Sks,  Wa.  J'ly  1, 1920,.I&J(- 
3s,  Wa.,  July  1, 1920.J&J 
Troy— 

5s.Wat.,M'yl/97-02M&N 
4ks.Water/97  W04.F&A 
48,  June  2,  '98-1904.  J&D 
3k8,  Reg.,  1900-'04.M&N 
Sks.Dec  15,1905-11  J&D 
3ks,  Reg.  Imp.,  1914.J&J 
Ss.Bldg.,  Oct.  19/99.  A&O 
Utloa— 
7s,  RR.  Aid,  July  1, 1901 

4s,Paving,  1901 

Yonkers— 

7s,  Apr.  1,1901-2... A&O 
6s,  ass.  Feb.l,  1897 .  .F&A 


100 

"99" 


100 


111 

107 
114 
101 
101 
102 


98 
37 
98 
98 


113 


103 


104'e 


3-55 
3-50 
3-45 
3-40 
4 

3-70 


100 


101 


Yonkers— (Concluded). 
4s,  Bridge,  Apr.  1/97J&D 
4s.  Paving.  Mar.,  1897  to 

1901 M&S 

4s,  Sch,  Ap.  1  ,'20to'24A&O 
4*,  Water,  Apr.,  1912  ... 
4s,  reg.  do  Apr.  1, 1905.. 

NORTH  CAROLINA 

6s,  Old,  1886-98 J&J 

New  bonds,  1892-98. ..J&J 

Chatham  RR A&O 

Consul.  4s,  c.,  1909.... J&J 

Consol.  4s,  1910 J&J 

3-70      Small J&J 

8-70  6s,  1919 ..A&O 

Ashevllle— 6s,  g.,  J'ly.  1911 
3-80   Buncombe  Co.— 

Refunding,  g.,  5s,  1915.. 

4  6s"ycourt'H.,May  1, 1901 
4  6s,  Court  H  ,  May  1, 1906 
l'.,  6».  Court  H.,  May  1, 1911 
4>4  [Wilmington—  6s,  Jan.  1,'18 
....!  5s,Fund'g,Jan.l,'22.J&J 

3l<4       NORTH  DAKOTA 

6s,  Hospifl.May  1/04.M&N 
3k  i4Hs, Rev.,  Apr.  25, '05. A&O 
4s,  Refund.,  J*ly  1,1914.. 
4s,Fund'g,Mar.20,'21.M&N 
4s,  Refund'g,  July  1, 1923. 

OHIO 

3s,  S.fd.,  July,'97&'98.J&J 
3s,  Reg.,  funded  debt.  .J&J  1 
4ks,  Univ.,  Deo.,  '98-'03 
Akron — 
6s,  Sch.,  May  22/98.M&N 


100 
100 


103k 

97k 

122k 


104 
108 
112 


99 


6 
3-90 
]390 

.3-40 
,i3-40 


10.V65 
105-UO 
106-10 
107-10 


100 
1OO 
100 


97 


111 

100 


100 


5s,  School,  1901 

5s,  Str.,  July  14,  '99  J&J 

Alliance— 6s,  Oct..  1904. . . . 

Ashtabula— 
6s,  8ewer,'97to'03.A&O'  

Avondale— 5s,J'ne'16.J&D  t  107 


3-80 
3-80 


100% 


3-75 
3-75 
3-70 
3-70 

3-70 

4 


104 


360 
3-60 

360 


103* 


104k 


100 

100 

100 
100 


104»s 


106-55 


5s,T.&I.,Mayl914.M&N  t  108 
5s,  Water, Jan. ,  1907.J&J  t  104k 
4B,St.ini.,A,J'ue'21.J*D  t  102 

B,  July,  1921 J&J  f  102 

C.Jan.,  1922 J&J11   102 

D,  April,  1923 A&O  I    102 

Barberton— 

i    6s.  Sower,  1897  to  1903 . . 

Blam-hard  Township— 

5ks,  Refdg.,  '98  to  1902. 
Blunt  on— 

5s.  Water,  1900-'14.  M&S 
Bond  Hill— 

Ss.Wat'r,  Sept.l/20..M&S 
ButlerCo-58,  Dc.,'98  to'900 
4ks,  Ct.  H.,  1906-07. J&J 
4ks,  Bridge,  1910  to  '24. 
4ks,Replen./04to'18J&J 

4ks,  1921-24 J&J 

Canton — 

5s,  Sch.,  July  10,'11.J&J 
5s,  Sch.,  Oct.  21, '03. A&O 
5s,  Ref./98/99-1900.J&J 
4ks,  FireD.,A'g.'99.F&A 
Celina— 

6s,  Water,  1916-'29.A&O 
Cincinnati — 

7-3s,  July,  1902 J&J 

7*ios,  May,  1906 

7s,  Fund'g,  May/04.M&N 
78,  Fire, Nov.,  1908. M&N 
6s.  gold,  May,1906.M&N 

6s,  Aug., 1909 F&A 

5a,  Sew.,  May,  1909. M&N 
5s,30-50s,s.  f.,  1930.M&N 
4s,  Pav.,'97to  1905.. Var. 
4s.  30-50s,  s.  f.,  1931. J&J 
4s,  S  F., 30-50s, J'ly,  1941 
4s.  City  Hall.  1909.  .J&D 
Cleveland-6s,June/98J&D 
3-40      6s,B'dof  Ed.,Sept.l,1907 

to  1916 Seini-an. 

5s,  El.Rd.,J'ne,  1903  J&D 

5s,  Oct.,  1902 A&O 

5s,  Viad.,  Junc,1907.J&D 
4ks,  B'dge,'99..Seml-an. 
4l«8,  Wat.,  Apr., '02. A&O 
4ks,  School,  J'e,'02.  J&D 
4s,  Funded  debt,  April, 

1902 A&O 

4s,  Wat'r  April,  1903A&O 
4s,  Sew.,  Apr.,  1906.A&O 

4s.  R.  &  H.,  1926 

3-65s,  Water,  Sept.,  1902. 
Clermont  Co.— 
5s,  Deficiency,   June  1, 

1916  to  1923 J&D 

Clifton— 

4ks,  Gen.  tmp.,1919.  J&Ji  1  — 
2d8Cr.,May,1920.M&N't  105 
4ks,  Sewer,  July,  '17J&J  t  104 
4ks,Wat.,2dser./22A&O  1  105 
5s,  Water,  Jan.,  1906. J&J  t  105k 
3'45  Columbiana — 
3-40  |  5s,  Water,  Moh.  1 , 1915 . . 
3-40  Columbus— 
3-40i  6s,  Str.  Imp.,  1897 to '07. 
5s,FireDep't,  June,  1904 
5s,  Water,  Ap.  1/07.A&O 
5s,8ewer,,July,  1912.J&J 
5s.  Sewer.Sep.,1913  .M&S 
4ks,  Viad.,Nov.'02.M&N 
4ks.  Sewer,  Sept.,  1921 . . 
4s,  Sewer,  Ap.  1,  '10.A&O 

4s,  Nov.,  1909 J&D 

Corning — 

6s,  Ref.,  Water, '97 to '04 
3-45  CuyahogaCo— 

3-40H    5s,  July,  1918 J&J 

Dayton— 6s,  Apr. ,  '97  to  '99. 

6s,Nov.,  1904 

5s,  Sen.,  Feb.  1,  '06. F&A 


3-60 

3«8 

4 
4 

3-45 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 

3k 


3-70 
3-50 

4  I 


116 
125 
116 


116 

119 

109 

1081* 

101k 

104 

104 

102 

102 


106k 


117 


•m. 


314 

4 

4 
51. 


101  i 
100k 


5k 


4-V 


Dayton— (Concluded.) 
4ks,  Wat..  '97  to  '04.F&A 
4s,  Wat.,  May  1, '05. M&N 
Defiance— 

5s,  Ref.Mr.l,'02-'12M&S 
Delaware  Co.— 

6s,  Ditch,June5/97  to'05 

5s,Road,June5,'97to'll 
East  Liverpool— 

5s,  Ref.,  Wat.,  June  1,'2S 

5s,  School/09  to '20  .J&D 
Flndlay— 

7s,  Gas,  1897  to  1903 

6s,  1898  to '07 J&D 

6s,  Str.  Imp.,  1900. ..F&A 

5*8,  1919 F&A 

Fostorla — 

6s,  Pvg,  Sept.l ,  1907  M&b 

6s,  Sewer,  1904 

6s,  Sew.Sept.  1.1919.M&& 
Franklin  Co.— 6s,Mr.21,'01 

6s,  Gen.  Exp.  Marc-h  1 
1897to  19O2....M&S 

6s,  Road,  Sep.  l,'05,S-an 

4k8,Mnyl/99to'08.M&N 
GalliaCo.- 

5s,  1897  to  1913 J&J 

Gallipolls— 

5s,  Water,  May  1, 1914.. 

5s,  Redemption,  1900-15. 
Hamilton— 

5s,  Gas,  Feb.  1, 1908 

5s,  Municip.,  1914  to  '18. 

4ks,  1902  to  1911  ...M&S 
Hamilton  Co.— 

5s,  1934 F&A 

5s,Elberon  Av.,  1911  J&D 

4s,  Ref .,  May  15/16  .M&N 

4s,  C.  H.,  June,  1936 

4s,  Armory,  December  1, 

1917-37 J&Dj 

Hancock  Co. — 

6s,Ditch,Jan.30,1900J&J      .... 

58,B'dge,1897to'98.M&S      .... 
Hardin  Co — 

68,  Edge,  Jan.  1,'98.A&O      .... 
Hartwell— 

5s,  July,  1904 101 

Henry  Co.— 

6s,  Ditch,  Nov.,  1898 |     .... 

Ironton — 

5s,  Water,  Jan.,  1906 — 
Lawrence  Co. — 

6s,  Edge.,  Sept./97.M&8 
Lima — 

6s,  Pvg,  July  1,  '98.. J&J 


110  118 

109  

105  106 

105  106 

105  106 


103 


Logan— 


Jijj 


•i 
4 
4 

5k 


103 


106% 


103-95 


105 


3-401 
340 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 


105 


110k 


101 


120 

118k  .... 
120 

llO's  3-90 
110   ... 
103   .... 
104k  .... 
105   .... 
103k 
103k 


108 
108 


3% 

4% 


5s,  Ref.,19OOtol930  J&D 
Lorain— 

5s,  Ref.,  Water,  Novem- 
ber 1,1914 M&N 

5s,  River  Imp.,  1924-29.. 
6s.  Paving,  '97-'05..F&A 
Louisville— 

5s,  Water,  1914 F&A 

Lucas  Co. — 

5s,  Gen.  F./98to  '04.M&N 
5s,  Child's  Home,  August, 

1905 F&A] 

5s,  Road.J'yl, '97-99. J&J 
4s,  Courthouse, '44. M&S: 
Marietta— 

6a,  g.,  1897  to  1904. A&O 
5s,  Paving,  1906. ...A&O 
Marion— 6a,Imp.,  Sept.,'98 

to  1910 M&S 

5s,  Sewer/97  to  '17. M&S 
Marion  Co. — 

5s,  Bridge,  '97-'01..  M&S 
Martin's  Ferry— 

5s,  Sch.,  1926  to  '44. M&S 
McComb— 

6s,  Imp.,  Oct.,  1904.. J&J 
Medina  Co.— 

5s,1897  to  1901.... F&A 
Meigs  Co.— 

5s,  B&J/98  to '02. ..M&S 
3-60  Milford  Center— 
3-CO      6s,  Ref.,  '99  to  '13. .A&O 
3-60  Monterey  Township— 
3-60,    6s.  Sch.,  1897  to  1904... 
ibik  3-60  Montpelier— 
....T|   4k:      68,Wat.&Lt/OOto'07J&J 
1  Napoleon— 

3-60i!    5s,  Water,  1906 J&J 

}-60  Nelsonvflle— 
313!    6s,  Ref.,Apr.l,  1914.A&O 
6s,School,1906to'14  M&8 
Newnrk — 

5s,Ref.S'pl/97to'12.M&S 
Niles— 6s,    Electric    light,! 
Sep.l5/05to'19.Semi  an. 
North  Baltimore— 

6s,  Paving,  1906. ...  M&N 
Norwood— 6s,  1897  to  1905 

5s,  1915 

5s,  El.  Lt.  1897  to  1926.. 
Pickaway  Co. — 

6s.  Road,  '97  to  1900.M&S 
Plain  City— 

6s,  Ref  Water,1903  to  23. 
Pleasant  Township-1- 
i07%  3-80      6s,  refund.,  1897  to  1900 
3-80  Pomeroy— 

6s,Ref.,Nov.l,1914.M&8 
4    i  Pore  Clinton— 

4         5s,  Water,  1905-25 

4     (Portsmouth— 5s,Aug.,1900 
4    !j    5s,  Water,  May  1, 1906.. 
I, Putnam  Co.— 

6s.  Ditch,  1899  to  1900.. 
5k  Ridge  Township— 

5si  Road,  Apr.  1/15.A&O 
4k   Salem— 

4          6s,  RR.,  1911 M&S 

4      Salineville— 

414      6s,School,Dec.l/15.,I&D 


101 


3-60 


103 


100 

10114; 

104 


103   105 


105 


FUt  price. 


t  These  towns  have  been  taken  into  Cincinnati ;  their  bonds  will  eventually  become  Cincinnati  obligations. 


JAXCAKY.  1897.J 


MUNICIPAL  BONDS. 


•onda. 

Bid.       Ask. 

To 
Net 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

11.  .ii.l.. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 
Net. 

Sandnsky— 
5s,  Jane,  1900  

101 
103 

PI  tttburg—  (Con.  )  — 
5s.  Funded  debt  improve- 
ment, 1913  JAD      115 
44s,  School,  July,  1919 

119»8 

3-40 
3-30 

3  ashville—  (Con.)— 
44«  Water  1920 

*  101 
'  10114 
*  1014 
*  100 

4>4 

44 

Sa.  Wharf  ,  Aug.  1.-09.  FAA 
fltarkOo.— 
5s.  Befdg.  1903--12.MA8 
flteubenrifie— 
4s.  Water.  1924....  JfA8 
Tiffin  — 
6*    Par..  1897tol9O3  .. 



44 

44s,  1922  

44s  1923 

4«.Comp.,Jan.,1915.JAJ 
Reading—  4s,  Aug.,  1910... 
4«,  Apr.,  1918  AAO 
Brranton— 
44a,  Redemp.,  June,  19O9 
44s,City  Imp.  .June.  1919 
44s,  School  1920 

104 

4s,  1919. 

99 

mrl 

3-60 
360 

North  Knoxville— 
5s,  Water,  Sept  ,  1919 

54 

107 
107 

1 

Shelby  Co.—  6s,  Long.  AAO 
6a,  Long,  various  .  .  .MAS 
68,  Short  JAJ 

116 
115 
106 
*  102 
*  104 

iia 

118 
118 
1034 
1054 

Toledo—  7-3  May  4,  19OO.  .  . 
6s  Oct,  1899.  AAO  . 

102 

102 
1074 

Ss.     Refunding.    Water, 
June  1,  19O3.           JAD 

Sharpab'g  5s,  School,  1902-9 
Wllkee-Barre— 
6s.  Aug.  1.  1897.  ..Aug.  1 
9s,CerUfs'.,  1898  An. 
44s.Clty.Feb.  l.'97.FAA 

RHODE  ISLAND 
34,  g.,  8.  H.,  1934  JAJ 
Cranston  —  Is,  Aug.  15,  '25. 
Newport—  4s,  Msr.,19O5... 
4«.  May  15/23.  .Semi-  An. 
Pawtuoket  — 
5s,  April,  1899           AAO 

4* 

3* 

3% 

3'g 
34 
34 

370 

3-81 
3-80 
3-80 

3-80 
3-80 

3-30 
3-30 

§ 

3-4 

3-70 

Wilson  Co.—  6s.  1899.  .JAJ 

TEXAS 

7s,  Frontier  def  ..1910.MAS 
6s,  g..  Red.  J'y,  1906..  -  -  JAJ 
Ws.  Retlr'g  outs.,  1909.  J&J 
48,  Ret'g  oute.,  Jau.,'99.Jan 
Abilene  — 
8s,\Vater,Jan.6,1901JAJ 
Austin  — 
6s,  July,  1904              JAJ 

:::::: 

5s,  May  1.  1911  ....MAN 
44*.  Oct.,  19O4  JAD 
44*3ch.Jn-el8/04.J*D 
44s.  Oct.  1919  AAO 
4s,  Bridge,Feb.l.-25.FAA 
triiaaCtty- 
6a,refu'g..l903to'15JAD 
Tan  Wert- 
Ss.Water,  Apr.l,  1911-41 
Van  Wert  Co.— 
6a,R'd.  1911  UH919.FAA 
trapakoneta— 
5s.  Water,  1900-'16.MAS 
Westwood— 
«s,  Beeeh  Av.,'97  to  19O5 
5a,  Sidewalk,  8ept2.1925 
5s,  Water,  Jnly  1.  1915.  . 
Wlaton  Place— 
5s.  Town  Hall.  1915-25.. 
Wood  Co.—  Ss,  Court-house, 
March  1   1897           MAS 

4 

1004 

100 

4 

5* 
4% 

4% 

4 

a 
a 

s 



100 

.... 

iii'J'4 
1034 

1034 
1O2 
103 
104 

102* 

1014 

101 
102 

5s,Wat.A  Lt.J'ly,'30..Q-J 
Balliuger  — 
68,  July  1,1943  JAJ 



101 

.... 

»   .. 



4s,  Jnly,  1904  JAJ 

4s,  Water,  July  1,'ia.JAJ 
4s,g.,Jnly  1,  1936  

Bell  Co.—  5s,  1909  Apr 
Bexar  Co.—  6s,  gold,  Court- 
house, Aug.l8.'33.Apr.lO 
5s,  Bridge,  1910..  Apr.  10 



.100 

1% 

»  106 
1  IOC 

103 



:: 

100 

4s,  Fd.  loan,  g..  '36..  JAJ 
Providence  — 
6g.,  July  1,1900  JAJ 

104 

lo-  - 
1054 



106*8 
104 

54s,  Ref.,  Apr.  1905-35.. 
Commerce  — 
68,  Sch.,  July  1,  1911JAJ 
6s,  Sch.,  1901-1906..J&J 
Corsloana— 
OS.SWT.,  July  1,1919.  JAJ 
Dallas— 
7s,  RR.,  Apr.  1904..  AAO 
6s,  Funding,  19  17..  AAO 
5s,  Fd..  July.  1931..  JAJ 
5s,  g.,  Aug.,  1928.  ...FAA 
Ennls— 
I    6s,Soh.,Sep.l5,1934.MAS 
Fayett^  Co.— 
5».  O.K.  Refund.,  1905-35 
Fort  Worth—  7e,  1904.  MAS 
6s.  Water,  Feb.,  '22.  FAA 
5s,  Ref.,  1920  JAJ 
Galveeton— 
8s,  1897  to  1903  MAS 
5s,  Llm.  debt,  Sep.1.1921 
5s,  Llm.  debt,  June  1,  '23 
5s,  Llm.  debt,  Jan.  22/25 
5s,  Llm.  debt,  1927 

100 
100 

109 
1O6 
102 
103 

.... 

Youngstowa—  6e.    Paving. 
Oct  1.  1897  to  1903  
ee^chool  ,  Sept.  -02..M  AS 
Sa,  Fund..Septl/01.S.  »n 
Sa,  Park,  Mar.  1.  '14.  JAJ 
5s.Flre.Oet.-97to-lS.AAO 
lanes  vlfle- 
4  >ts.  Ref.,  Oct  1.  -09.  AAO 

OKLAHOMA 

'.JtSlOUMAJant 
Oklahoma  Clty- 
6s,  Boh..  Jan.  1.  1914JAJ 
•a.  Fnnd-g.  19O6  to  1915 
Oklahoma  Co.- 
•a.  Fund.  Dec..  1904  Ann 
aa,  mnd:g..  1919  to  1932 

OREGON 
Astoria— 

as.  Sch.,  Mar  1.1914.MAS 
Sa.  c..  Watar.  1935  
Dallas  City 
aa.  g..  May  1.  193O.MAN 
Malhenr  Co.- 
8s.  School,  Sept  1*14.  ... 

6«.  t..  Sewer.  19O5..JAJ 
as.  leh.  DUt.  1913  .AAO 
Be!  g..C.H.  July  1/33JAJ 
Ss.Wa..J»u   1.1917  JAJ 
•e.a-..WatJulyl/23JAJ 
•a,  g..  Bridge.  1935.  AAO 
•a.  g..  Jan.,  1932.  .  .  .JAJ 
Waaoo  Co.-7s.Sch.  Sep.  .'04 

PENNSrLVANIA 
•a,    Agrteultural    Collate. 
lFak.,1923  FAA 
4s,  1BV7  to  19O4.     ..  FAA 





5s,  g.,  Jiify.  1906  .  .  .  JAJ 
4s,  Sen.,  c..  May.-25.MAN 
4s.    gold.    Park,     July. 
1921.       ..               JAJ 

1124 

104 

101* 

105 





4s.  g..  School,  July,  1911. 
34s,  g..  Wat,  1916.  MAS 
Wooaaooket— 
4a,  Water.  Apr.l/lS.AAO 
4s,  Rag.  Gold,  192  1  .  FAA 

SOUTH  CAROLINA 
6s.  Old  bonds.  1869  to  1888 
44s,  Blue,  1928  JAJ 
a  4s,  New  Issue,  1933..  JAJ 
4s.  July  1,  1936              JAJ 

107 

102 
1024 

104 
IOO 
100 

...... 



100 

.... 

101 

i(>4 
101* 

.... 



Charleston— 
7s,  Convertible,  '97.  AAO 
oa.  1898  AAO 
5s.  Oct    1923            AAO 

101 
102 
107 

.... 

102 
102% 

'.'.'.'. 

4s,  19O9*                       JAJ 

93 

Columbia  —  3s-4»,  1910  

81 

.... 

B«;  Fund'K.  1905-15.  MAN 
5s,  Wat,  19O8-1928..JAJ 
Gatesville—  8s,  C.  Hall/99. 
Henrietta  — 
6s.  g..  Ref.C.-H..'25.JAJ 
Hlllsboro—  5s..   g..   Water. 
Jan.  1,  1935..  .    .    JAJ 

SOUTH  DAKOTA 
««.  Rev.  coup.  war.      1897. 
6a3eh.ACor.J-y  1/05  JAJ 
Sa.8eh.ACol..M-y  1/O7JAJ 
44s,  Herd..  May  1,'07.  JAJ 
4s.OonsUfn.Mar.i;iO.JAJ 
S4s.R«rd..Nor.  1.-12.JAJ 

as,  Ref.,  Jan.  1,  1919.  JAJ 
FanikOo.- 
6s,Fnnd.Jan.l,'19.8.-an. 
Uanaon  Co  — 
Ba.  Refunding.  1908.  JAJ 
Lake  Co.-5s,Fdg.,lO-20  yr 
Marshall  Co.— 
aa.  Fund.,  Jan.  1.  '19.  JAJ 

6s.  School  Apr..-14.AAO 
PhMia    Ba  Jan    1910 



103 

4-80 

103 

100 
103 

100 

E 

tt 

44 

4-30 

4 
4-2O 

4 

•-•••• 

100 

100 

.... 

as.  School,  Ik09  JAJ 
Honey  Urove— 
9s,  imp.,  1906--26  

6 

e 

10s.Newserie8.1901.JAJ 
8s,  Market.  July,  '15.  JAJ 
6s.comp.,  July,  1918.JAJ 
8s.  com  p.  1912  
5s.Comp.,  July/18.  JAJ 
McLennan  Co.  — 
6s,  Bridge,  1909..  Apr.  10 
Oak  Cllff- 
6s.  Gold,  Aug.  1,  '34.  FAA 
Paris—  6s,  Water,  Oct.   15. 



1114 

106 
102 
984 

102 

;;;; 

ll»*i 



is" 

102 



106 

i02" 

1074 

.... 

4s.  Fund's;.  Feb.,  1012.  PAA 
S4a,  Fnad..Feb..lU12.FAA 
AUecheny-oa.  1897    Var 

Stou  Falls— 
Sa,  Fuad..  Jan.  1/10.JAJ 
Wat/rtown 
as.  School,  July  1.-09.JAJ 

TENNESSEE 
«s.  Unfunded,  1900..  .JAJ 
6s,  OompromlM.  1913  
44a.Penltent.Ocfl3.AAO 
44s,  Redemp.,  1913.  .AAO 

100 

_ 

1912  to  1937               JAJ 

San  Antonio— 
«!•,  Fund.,  1896  JAJ 
6s.  Refund'^,  1898.  .JAD 
6s,g.,  Fund.,  1905  1S.FAA 
6s,  Impt.,  AUK.  1/OM.FAA 
6s,  May  1,  1915....  MAN 
6s,  1916  FAA 

100 
101 

360 

.1  M 

44*.  1900  to'  1903...  Var. 
4a.  1901  to  1919  Var. 
4s,  July   1910 

ib3% 

90 
90 

107 
107 

3-50 
350 

4a   July   1935 

113 
111 
1114 

— 

Allegheny  Co.- 
5s.  Com  p,  1913 

109 

10» 

.... 

5s,  Building,  19  17...  FAA 
5s.  Bridge,  1920  MAS 

4s.  Klot.  1900-1906  .Var. 

r 

Allentawn—  7s.  1899.  .AAO 
Sa,  Water,  1899  AAO 
4s.  CHy  1904             JAJ 

"*" 
100 

...... 

...... 

4s,  Funding,  1907  
4s.  Redemption.  1912..JAJ 
3s.  SetUeaoent  (1OOI...JAJ 
Sa,  Settlement  (1OOO),  1913 

95 
70 
774 
100 

Sherman— 
6s,  Fund'K,  aver.  18  yrs.. 
6s,  Refd'g,  aver.  9k  yrs. 
6s,  Water,  aver.  204  yrs. 
Temple  — 
L    6s,  «..  Sch.,  J'y  2,  '34.  JAJ 
7a,  SPrketMar.  1  /27.M  AS 
Tyler—  7s,    Water,  Jan.  1, 
1903                                JAJ 



103 

5k 

ft^i 

•r'  '  I 

4s,  School.  1924  JAJ 
4*.  Impr,  1905-35...  JAJ 

sg.wat  Jan  1/04  JAJ 
4a  City   l-*98             JAJ 

ioa-e7 

814 

... 

34 

s 

3T8 

Chattanooga— 
as  April.  19O9          .AAO 

4*4 

115 

100 
102 
101 
100 

.... 

Davidson  Oo.-«s,  '99.  JAJ 
Be.  Asylum.  1903...  JAJ 
44s.  1919  JAJ 
Hamilton  Co.—  5s,  BrkUe. 
Oct.  1,  1909  AAO 

100 
100 
103 

105 

4% 

5* 

44 
'4" 

Waco—  5s,  Gold,  1923 

Ecu 

4a.Clty.llW  I  to  1904  JAJ 
4e,Sehool.Julyl.-14JAJ 
Barrteburf— 
*.  Jnly  IPOS             JAJ 

'    5s,  1920                       MAS 

100 

9s,  Ref.,  July,  1909..  JAJ 

UTAH 

bs,  Bulld-g,  19OO-1910.JAJ 
5s,  Territorial,  '98--OS.JAJ 
Logan  —  5s,  g.,  \Vat«r,I>ec., 

Harrtman  — 
aa.  Aug.  1.1923  FAA 
Haywaro  Co.—  6s.  

102 
KM 
IOO 
100 

IOO 
100 

i.'.~. 
100 

Voa" 

100 
101 

104 
97 
98 

5s'.  Jan.  l.'98to  1900JAJ 
4s,  City.  J  al  r  1  192O  J  AJ 
Homeetead^S.  4-lOa.  Oct 
!M7tol918  AAO 
Johnatowa-%*.  1921  .  .JAD 
4-s,8apt  1.  1923..  .MAS 
4a,  fire  alarm,  1923  JAJ 
1  laaaaaar  «s.'Ootoao.Jan 
X  Wat.  A  p.  ,'05  to  30.Q-J 
Mrkiaaaparv-as,  19O7.JAJ 
4a.  Watar.  1911  JAJ 
-  uadln*.  1930  JAJ 
4».  KM*.  H'.rt-l-li 

Henderson  Co.  —  6s  

Jackson—  6s,  19OO  

100 
100 

.... 

1074 

165 

Koozvllla-  6s.  Fund.,  1919 
5s  g    Imp.  1921  

1912  .  ...     JAD 

Ogden—  5s,  Gen.  Imp.,  May 
1,1913  MAN 
Salt  Lake  City— 
Ss,  (ien.fd.,'01  (opt)  JAJ 
5s,  Fund.,  1908  MAS 
5s,  Fund.,  1912  JAJ 

4s,  Funding.  192O  

964 

'.'.'.'.'.'. 

"4" 

Lexington  -As.  RR.  ald.'lS 
l^.^KVll  co.-5s,  1901  .  FAA 

as.  Taxdistrtct,  1915JAJ 
6s.  Com  p.,  FUppln.  1907. 
6s,  City  school  .  5  to  2O  y  rs. 
44.  Herd*  .  g..  1926.  JAJ 
Nashville—  6s.  1897...  JAJ 

IOO 
104 
1044 
105 

•  100 

102 

115 

113 
118 
107* 

1044 
1054 
1054 

4* 

4* 
5 
5 

4=8 

100 

'4" 
3-90 

lY-J 
KM; 

1O1 
105 
106 
107 
1134 
1144 
1154 

117 
IISH 

1074 
101 

Sa,  Fund.,  1914  MAN 
Ss.School  Dist,  11102.  FA  A 
5s,         "            1913.  FAA 
Salt  Lake  County— 



WorrJstown—  U,  1913.,'  AJ 

119 

••so 

8s,  1901  JAJ 
8a,  Refunding.  19O3  JAJ 
•V  19O5  JAJ 

5s,  Fd.,Aug.l/O6-16F&A 

VERMONT 
6s,  Agrlo.  College,  June  1, 
191O...                         ...IA1J 

130 
102 
101 

101 
1O2 

10B 

1O4 

131 
103 
102 

102 
103 

10(5 

aa*  TaxMl  1  904            fcj 

6s  Funding.  1907..  MAN 
6s   Water  1908  MAN 
as.  Water,  19O9....MAN 
aT  Water.  1910  MAN 
£  Water  1911  MAN 
as.  Apr.  30,  1913..  .MAN 
54s.  Bridge,  1909...  AAO 
BaTwater.  1921  JAD 
Sal  Hay  mark..  1922.MA8 
44*.  1907  
44*.  1»1«.  Water..  ..JAJ 

4s,   Mew  funding.   Dee.. 
TaV7  to  1904.  ......  1AJ      10S 

Bellows  Fvlla— 

S4*.  1SO4  to  1934  
•aXov.l,1900to-19.MAN 

7*  Funded  debt  "1909.  .  . 

*..  I.  Mart  IP..  M» 
•atldaMd.  1904  ...AAO 
Sa.  Water.  Jan..l9Oft.JAJ 

,..  i-. 
103 

...... 

.... 

Bennlngton— 
4s,  Sewer,  Jan.  ,'03-5.  JAJ 
BratUeboro  — 



.... 



:\  .i  '. 

3-30 
8-SO 



4s,  Town  ttaii/uv  to  um> 
414   Burlington—  4s,  July,  1908. 
414'iNewport  —  48,   g.,   Water 
414!'    June  1.19-20         ...JAD 

'Flat  prlaa. 


THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT 


[VOL.  LX1\ 


Bond*. 

Bid. 

A-k. 

To 

Net. 

5 
6" 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Aak. 

To 

tV-l. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

A8k. 

To 

Net. 

Rutland— 
4s,  g..  Sewer,  1926.  MAN 

VIRGINIA 

3«,  New,  o.,  1932  JAJ 
2-38,  Funded  debt.  '91.  JAJ 
6«,  Trust  receipts,  stamped 
Danville—  8s,  1903-  11.  JAJ 

,;.    1914         

103 

•     74 
•     62>4 
•       6 
120 
110 

90 

104 

75 
03 

7 

100 
100 

East  Tiioonm--l)»,Seh.  Oist., 
Feb.  1,  1900  FAA 
Falrh'v.-6s,g.,J'lyl.llJAJ 

•&££&».  !,•••«• 

Lincoln  Co.— 

5 

5«8 

5V» 
5>4 

5% 
5 

5»4 

5'u 
5i4 
5 
5>4 
538 
.V4 

5 

4*8 
4% 
f.3g 
53s 

WISCONSIN- 

4i38,Bridge,  J'ly  l,'24,July 

104 

Ashland—  5s,Fdg,190»  JAJ 
Burlingt'n  5s,  Sch.,'01  to'06 
Chippewa  Co.— 
5s,  Deo.,  1901  Dec. 
Eau  Claire—  7s,  Jan.  1897. 
Elkhoru-58,Water,'99to'07 
Iron  Co.— 
6s,  Jail,  Jan.,  1897  to  1912 
6s.  Jail,  Jan.,  1903  to  1907 
La  Crosse  — 
5s,Bridge,Jan.l5,'10.JAJ 
5s.  1906-1916  JAJ 
Madison—  48,  Ref.,'15.  AAO 

108  Hi 

4% 
415 

410 

104 

Pierce  Co.— 
«s,  Fd.,Junel,1911.June 

Franklin  Co.— 
6s,  Jan.  1,1909  JAJ 
Harrisonburn— 
5s,  Fund.,jnly  1/24.JAJ 

5s,  May  2,  1912  May 
Port  Townsend  rtehool  Dig- 

100 

San  Juan  Co.— 
68.g.,F'dg,Sep.l,'05-15. 
Seattle  — 
6»,Sch.g.,Jan.l,'1909JAJ 
58,F'dg,g..July,1913.JAJ 
5s,  g..  Apr..  1912.  ...AAO 
Ss.Sch.Dls.No.  1,'IO.JAJ 
Sa,  Sell.  Dist.,  No.  1.1915 

Onfg.,  Fund,  Dee.  1,  1913 
Spokane  — 
68,  Oct.  1,  1911  AAO 
Spokane  Co.—  6s,  School... 
T)ist.,July  1,  1910...JAJ 
Taco  ow- 
es, Apr.  15,  1911...  .AAO 
5s,  g..  Water  A  Lt.,Juue  1, 
i<J13  JAD 

104-90 

ibo" 

100 

101  'I 

120 
106 
108 
104 
97»s 
101 
99 

105 
112 
103  'a 
112 
106 
108 
112 
106 
100 
126 
111 
110 
98 
98 
98 
98 

98 

"98" 

6a,L.  A  Dan.  RR.  1901.  JAJ 
Gs,  1897  to  1915  JAJ 
58,  Perm.  Imp.,  1916.  JAJ 
4s,  Publlolmp.,l924.JAJ 
Manchester—  68,  10-40.JAJ 
5s,  1923  JAJ 

107 

95 

113»S 
110% 

107 
100 

Milwaukee  — 
7s,  Water,  Jan.  1/02.JAJ 
5s,  July  1,  1907  

115*4 
lllifi 
115 

3-65 
3-60 
3-6O 
355 
3-60 

107HJ 

5s,  July,  191O  JAJ 

Neapolla  — 
6s,  Water.  June  1,  1924.. 
Norfolk-8s,May,1901.MAN 

106 
114 
104*3 
115 
107 
109 

1 

5s,  July,  '97  to  1916.  JAJ 
4s,  Water,  1906-7....  JAJ 
Milwaukee  Co.— 
5s,  Build.,Julyl,'07.JAJ 
5s.  School,  July  1,'14.JAJ 
Racine  — 
5s,  Adjust.,  1912.  ...Ann. 

6s,  Renew'.,  Jan.,'14.J<feJ 
5s,  Renewal,  Ap.,'ll.A&O 

Petersburg-  8s,  1903.M&N 

103 

4s,8chool,J  une  1,'13.  JAD 
Rhlnelauder  — 
5s,F'nd.,Fb.l,'99-08.AAO 
Shullsburg—  5-i,  Water,  Feb. 
1,  1897  to  1912  Feb. 
Superior  — 
6s,  Flre,Aug.l,1910.FAA 

95 

98 



4*g 

102 

.... 

Whatcom  Co.— 
6s,  Fund.,  1911  Deo 
Whitman  Co.— 
5s,  Fund.,  1912  Apr. 

WEST  VIRGINIA. 

Huntington— 
6s,  Paving,  Oct.  1,  1921. 
5s,  Sen.,  Aug.7,'97-1901. 
Parkersburg— 
6s,  Kef.,  1906  JAJ 
5s,  Park.J  «ne  1,'16.  June 
Wheeling  — 
6s,  Edge.,  Nov.  1,  '01-24. 
5s  City  July  1,  1911* 



Richmond—  8s,  190-i-lOJ  &.I 
6s  1904  1910              JAJ 

5s!  1920-1922  JAJ 
4s,  1920-1929  JAJ 

ibo" 
100 
100 

100 
100 

3-70 
5 

4s,  July  1,1924  JAJ 
48   1925                        JAJ 

1    6s,  June  1,  1902  

WYOMING. 

6s,  Capitol,  Jan.  1,  1901- 
1910  Jan.  1 

6 
6 

4»,  Registered,  refund's. 





WASHINGTON. 
3>*9,  Funding,  April,  1905, 

6s,  Univer.  Build'g,  1902 
to  1911  Jan.  1 

104% 

4% 

5 

4% 
413 

Carbon  Co.— 
68,Sch.,Jan.l,'25.Seni-an. 
Fremont  Co.  — 
6*.  F<lir..  1905-1915  

Ballard—  6<,  gold.  Water  A 
Light,  Jan.  1.  1915.  .JAJ       

106 





.... 

4138.  Bridee.  July  1.  1>»24 

Flat  price. 


MISCELLANEOUS     SECURITIES. 

Prices  rairked  thus  (*)  are  flat  prices  —that  is,  the  purchaser  does  not  pay  accrued  interest  in  addition 


Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 
Acker,  Merrall  A  Condlt  6s..  1903 
.*tna  Iron  Co.,  6s,  1911  JAD 
Albemarle  A  Ches.  Canal  Co.— 
let  M  7s  1909                   ..  . 

*   95 

106 

102 
*11O 
•107 

105 
MOO 
•100 

*  7313 
95 

* 

100 

110>3 

105 
115 
110 

* 

96J3 
101 

Leh.  Coal  AN.,  M.— 
4i«s,  1914.  Q-J  

M12 

Cov.  A  Cin.  Bridge  Co.  —  See  RR. 
Danv.  (111.)  Gas  Elec.  A  St.  Ry.— 
1st,  g  ,63,  1899  to  1916.  ...MAS 
De'  A  Hud.  Canal—  See  RR.  bonds 
Denver  Union  Water,  1st,  58.1914 
Domin.  Coal,  1st,  6s,  1913,  MAS.. 
Dul.  U.  Depot,  5s,Oot.l,1930.AAO 
Eagle  A  Phenix  Mfg.  Co.,  1st  6s... 
East  Hartford  Water  Co.— 
5s,  June,  1903-23  

99 

RR.,  6s,  1897,  Q-J 

M02 
M02 
M26 
MOHs 

Mortgage,  g.,  68,1897,  15  J-D... 
Consol.  mort.,  7s.  1911,  JAD  
Gen.  mort.,  4138,  1924,  Q-F 

129 

Alton  Br.—  See  St.C.M.  A  St.L.RR. 
Amer.  Bell  Teleph.,7s,  1898,  FAA 
American  Brew.  Co.  6s,  1915.  JAJ 
Amer.  Cot.  Oil,  deb.,88.1900,Q-F. 
Amer.  Dock  A  Imp.—  See  Cent.  N.  J. 
American  Safe  Deposit  Co.  — 
1st  6s  1903                      Q  -J.  15 

95 
•100 
-  40 

97i« 

Col.  Tr.,  g.,  4128,  1905  MAS 
Del.  Div.  Canal  1st,  6s,  1898    . 



42 

103 

Leh.  Val.  Coal  Co.—  See  RR. 
Levee  S.  Cot.  Press,  l8t,6s,'07,M&N 
Long  Branch  Water  Supply  Co.  — 
5s,  Mar.  1,  1906  MAS 
Los  Angeles  Light  Co.,  6s,  JAJ  
Guaranteed,  6s,  JAJ  

MOO 
101k 

« 

* 

Edison  El.  Co.,  N.  O.  6s,  1923,  JAJ 
Edison  El.  111.  (Boston)  ,6s,'9rfM&S 
68,1901  M&N 
Edison  El.  111.  Co.,  N.Y,lst,5s,1910 
Edls.  Eleo.  Ill.N.Y.,lstcon.g.,1995 
Edison  Light  A  Power,  8,F.  6s,Q-F 
Edison  111.  Co.,  St.  L.,  6s,  1923.FAA 
Edison  Elec.  111.  (Brooklyn)— 
1st,  mort.,  g.,  5s,  1940,  AAO  
Elmira  Municipal  Imp.  Co.— 
5s.  Apr.  1,1942...  AAO 
Elyton  Co.  (N.  O.)-5s,  1924..  JAJ 
Enterprise  Mfg.  Co.,  1st,  6s,  1903. 
ErieTel.  ATel.,68,  1903.JAJ  
6s,  1909,  AAO  



Amer.  Sec.  A  Tr.,  5s,  1905,  FAA.  15 

100 
101 

76^2 

American  'Spirits  Manuf.  Co.— 
Istg    6s  1915                 .  .  M&S 

M06% 

M26ia 
•  60 

10R 

25 

*  50 
M02 
105 
99% 
99 

*  98 
*  90 

•  75 

MOO 
MOO 
*  97ia 

"  97 
M06 

100 
MOO 

"s'i" 

MOO 
*  85 
M02 
«   60 
M04 
M04 

100 

'  94 

M03 

102 
103lj 
*  96 
*  99 

*  95 
*     5 

105 

ii'o'e 

107 
127ifl 
61 

110 

"e'6" 
ibi" 

101 

102 
91 

90 

ibo" 

101 
107 

io2"  " 

90 
81ia 
103 
90 

"65" 
100 

103 
104 
105 
101 
100 
10 

Louisiana  Eleo.  Lt.,  1st  6s  

;Louisv.  Board  of  Tr.,  6s,  1910,  JAJ 
lLouisv.WaterCo.,lst,6s,1906,AAO 
!    2d,  5s,  1910,  FAA  

101 
115 
109 

105is 
68 

< 
* 

102 
116 
HO 

101 

"78" 

111 
91 

Amer.  Strawboard  Co.,  6s,  FAA... 

Augusta  Factory,  6s,  1899  

MOO 
M05 
*  95 
M10 

*  95 
*  60 

105 

105 

102" 

99*2 
114 

it 

M25 
M06 

107" 
100 

101 
65 

ii'o" 

105 

too 

116 
100 

LowellEl.Lt.Cor.,lst,5s,g.,'14,JAJ 
Madis'nSq.Gard.,lst5s,1919.MAN 
2d  mort.,  6s  

IstM  68    1915                      MAN 

B.  AS.  Car  Co.,  Ist.g.,  6s,1942,  JAJ 
Bere.AEngleBrew.,l8t,6s,'21,JAJ 
Blue  Lakes  (Cal.)  Water  Co.— 
6s  1938         MAS 

Maine  Steamship  Co.  — 
j    1st  M..  skg.  f<£g.  6s,  Apr.,  1926 
(Maryland  Steel  Co.,  5s,  1922,  FAA 
Masonic  flail  Ass'n  (Wash.)  5s,  '08 

Bon  Air  Coal  6s  1915               JAJ 

Booneville  Bge.—  See  M.K.&T.RR. 
Boston  A  Monfa,  7s,  19O2-7,  MAN 
1st  Issue  7s  1898  JAJ 

* 

Ccl.  tr.,  g.,  s.  f.,  5s.  1926  
Ft.  S.  &  Van  B.  Bridge—  See  St.  L. 
A  San  Fran.  RR. 
Foxburg  Bge.—  See  Pitts.  A  W.  RR. 
Fresno  (Cal.)  Water  Co.— 
68,1910  AAO 

Merch.  Br.  —  See  St.  L.  Mer.  Term. 
Metrop.  Opera  A  R.  E.  Co.  1st  5s, 
May  1,  1903,  MAN  

II... 

Boston  El.  Lt.—  6s,  1908  MAS 
do            58,1924  MAS 
Boston  Terminal  Co.  — 
1st  M.  not  s,  g.,  3139,  1898  
Brooklyn  A  N.Y.  Ferry  Co.— 
6s  Jan   1,1911.            ..  ..  JAJ 

Metr.Telep.AT.,lst,5s,pf.,'18,MAN 
Metro.  FerrvCo.  —  See  Long  Is.  RR. 
Micli.-Pen.CarCo.lst,5s,g/42,MAS 
Miss.  Levee  (W.  B.  I.  A  S.  Co.),  6s. 
Miss.  Levee  (Yazoo  Delta),  6s  
Miss.  Riv.  Br.—  See  Chic.  A  Alton. 
Mo.  Elec.  Light,  1st,  6s,  1909,  AAO 
2d,  6s,  1921,  Q-May  
Morris  Aqueduct  — 
1st,  g.,  4s,  Aug.  1,1915  
Mut.  Un.  Tel.,  8.  f.,  6s,  1911,  MAN 
Muncie(Ind.)W.W.Co.,6s,'13,FAA 
Nat'  1  &  Prov.  Worsted  Mills,  6s.... 
Nat.  Linseed  Oil,  deb.,  6s,  1904  
Nat.  Starch  Co.,lst.g,6s,1920.MAN 
Nat.  Water-  Works  Supply  Co.— 

* 

*  S5 
M05 
MO6 

MOO 
M02 

89 
106 
108 

101 
103 

101 

Gen.Electric,deb.,g.,5s,1922,JAD 
Grand  R.  Coal  A  Coke— 
1st  6s,  1919      AAO 

BklynWf.AW.Co,l8t,5s,1945,FAA 
CahabaCl.M.Co—  SeeTenn.C.I.AR 
Cairo  Bridge—  See  111.  Cent.  RR. 
California  Electric  Light,  6s,  JAJ. 
Campbell  A  Co.  (inoorp.),  Istg.  5s, 
July  1  1908    

Hackens'k  Water  re-organizat'n— 
1st,  5s,  1926                           JAJ 

Con.  5s  

Heck.-Jones-Jew'lMiU.,l8t,6s,'22 
Henderson  Bridge—  See  RR. 
Hoboken  Ferry—  1st  mtg.  5s,  1946 
Hoboken  Land  Imp.,  5s,  '10,  MAN 
Huntington  (W.  V.)  Water  Co.— 
6s,  1913  MAN 
Hydraulic  Press  Brick,  5s,  1904.. 
111.  Steel  Co.,  deb.,  5s,  1910,  JAJ. 
Debenture,  5s,  1913,  AAO    

Chateaugay  Ore  A  Ir.  Co,  6s,  1915 
Cliat'n'gaCltvWatCo.—  6s,'12,JAJ 
Ches.ADel.Canal,lst,5s,1916,J&J 
Ones.  APot.Tel..58,1896-1911,JAD 
Ohio  Auditorium  5s,  1929  

100 
9913 

*"98" 



100 
*  47 
MOO 

"So" 

102 
99 
lOlia 

ibo" 
100 

99is 

Ohio.  A  Atchison  Bridge—  See  RR. 
Chic.  Board  of  Trade,  5s,  JAJ  

* 

100 

1 

108 
106 

"as" 

105 

'92" 

108 
98 

100 

Ga!" 
106 
100 

104 

Ohio.  Dock  Co.  1st.  5s,  AAO  

Imperial  Bldo.  Co.,  1st,  6s,  13,  JAJ 
2d,  6s,  1908,  MAS 

New  England  Teleph.ATelegr'h.— 
6s  1908  AAO 

Ohio.  Edison  Co.,  Deb.  6s  

101 
M07 

ibo" 

99 
100 
100 

*  98 

Chic.  Junct.,  col.,  g.,  58,  1915,  JAJ 
CTn.  Chamb.  Com.,  4s,  1908,  JAJ. 
Oln.  Desiccating,  6s,  1907  JAJ 
Oin.  Masonic  Temple,  6s,  1898  
Ciu.  Stock  Yards,  5s,  var.,  AAO.  .. 
City  WaterCo.,Sheboygan,Wis.,6s, 
1910,  MAS                

Internal.  Navigat'n  Co..  6s,  1906.  . 
Iron  Steamboat  Co.,  6s,  1901,  JAJ 
JacksonBrew.Co.,  1st,  6s,  '01,FAA 
2d,  6s,  1906,  MAN  
Jamestown  (N.  Y.)  Water  Supply 
Co.,  6s,  1913,  MAO  

5s,  April,  1915  .... 

105 
103 

* 

•'Ssia 
MOO 
M10 

M02 
89 
*  88 
M03 
95 

* 

RR.'6f 
105 
99 



New  Haven  S.S.  Co.-  6s,1902.AAO 
New  Orl.  Abattoir  Co.,  6s,  1916.. 
N.  O.Brew.Ass'n,  M.,  6s.  1905.JAD 
N.  O.  Cotton  Ex.,  1st,  5g',  '06.  Q-Jy  . 
N.  O.  W.  W.  Co.,M.,6s,  1909,  AAO 
New  River  Br.—  See  Ches.  A  Ohio. 
N.  Y.  Biscuit  Co..  IstM.,  6s  
N.Y.AE.R.F'ryCo.lst,5s,'22,MAN 
N.Y.AN.J.F-y—  1st  M.,  5s,  '46.  JAJ 
N.  Y.  A  N.  J.  Telep.,  5s,  g.,'20,M  AN 
New  York  A  So.  B'klyn  Ferry,  5s. 
Niagara  Falls  Power  Co  — 
IstM.,  gold,  5s,  1932  JAJ 
Northwest'n  Teleg.,  7s,  1904,  JAJ 
Ocean  Steamship  Co  —See  Central 
Odd  Fellows  Hall  (Memphis),  5... 
Ohio  Falls  Car  Co.,  6s,  1922.  AAO 
Old  Colony  Steamboat  Co.— 
5s,  Dec.,  1903  
Omaha  Br.—  See  Union  Pacific. 

Jefferson  A  Clearfleld  C.  A  I.  Co.— 
1st.  g.,  5s.  1926  J&D 
Jersey  C.  El.  Lt.  Co.—  1st,  6s,  1909. 
Kan.C.  A  M.  Ry.  A  Bridge—  See  RR. 
KeithsburgBr.—  See  la.  Cent.  RR. 
Ky.  A  Ind.  Bridge—  See  RR. 
Keokuk  A  Ham.  Bridge—  See  RR. 
Ky.  Title  Co.  R.  E.  bonds,  6s,  JAJ.  .  . 
Kent'y  Wagon  Co.,  6s,  1901,  JAD 
Knickerbocker  Ice,  5s 

Olearf.  Bit.  Coal—  SceN.  V.  0.  AH. 
Clinton  W.  W.  Co..  6s,  1913,  MAS. 
Ool.C.AI.  Dev.,gu.,5s.  g.,'09,JAJ 
Col.  Fuel  A  Iron  — 
Colorado  CoalAIr.,6s,19OO,FAA 
Col.FnelCo.,6s,geD.,g.,'19,MAN 
Gen.,  g.,  5s,  s.  f.,  1943  FAA 
OoL  Klv.  Bge.—  See  Int.  A  Gt.  N.  RR. 
Commercial  Bldg.  Co.,  6s,  '07,  MAN 
Oomst'ckTHn..l8t,lno.4s,'19.MAN 
Consolidated  Coal,  6s,  1911,  M&S. 
Consol'n  Coal,  6s,  con  v.,  1897,  JAJ 
Consol.  Water  Co.,  San  Diego— 
1st  mort.,  g  ,  5s,  1914  MAN 

99 

5 
95 
97"s 

«  88 

100 

7 
100 

94 

L'clede  Bld.Co.,1  st,6s,'97-'07,MAN 
2d,  6s,  1897,  JAJ  

La  Grange  Furnace,  6s,  1912.  Aug. 
Leavenw.  Term.  Bridge  —  See  RR. 
I.pliHiioti  Wnti-r  Cn.,  (in.  1(118,  JAJ 

*  jflat  price.                {Last  sale.                                   ||  414  per  cent  basis  bid. 

JANUARY,  1897.J 


MISCELLANEOUS    BONDS    AND    STOCKS. 


Bond.. 


Bid.     Ask. 


Bonds. 


Con.,  gold.  «*.  1925 MAS 

Philadelphia  Bourse- 

1st,  g..  5s,  1913 MAN 

Pleas.  Val.  Coal.  1st.  6s,  g..'40,M  AN  ' 
Portland  Water  Co.. 6s,  1899. 

4a,1927 

Procter  A  Gamble,  1st,  6s,  194O. . 
Pror.  Fall  R.  A  Newpt.  Steamboat, 


5s,  1936 JAJ 

Consolidated  Gas  (N.Y.)— 

Deb.  5s,  1908 MAN 

Denver  Consolidated  Gas  Co.— 

1st,  M.,  g..  6s,  Nov.  16, 1911 .  JAJ 

Deb.,  g.,  6s AAO 

t  Ga8,con,lst,  M..g.,5s,  1918 

r» •     H7,     -  — 


Bid.    Ask. 


Ore*.  Imp.  Oo.,  1st,  6*,  etts..JAD  * 85>«  Con*.GasCo.J.C..l8t,6,1904,M,fcN 

Oouol.,5*.  1939,  AAO • 20      Con.  Gas  Co.  of  N.  J. -1st  con.  ft. 

Engraved  trust  certificates • 18>« 

Paasaio  WaterCo..Paterson,N.J.— 
Gen.  M.,g.. 5s,  Jan..  1937,  JAJ..    1OO     102 

Fs*nsylvaolaCanal— 6a,1910,JAJ  •  5O     

Pennsylvania  Steel- 
Is!.  5a.  1917.  MAN ' 1OO 

....     l>etrolt 

Duluth  Gas  A  Water  ( -o7— 

103      Con.lstM.,g.,5sNov.l,1908MAN 

•1O2    Equitable  Gas.  I«t6s,  1899... FAA 

103  lOJ 
10<>  1O2 
112  114 


100 
72 


l*t  morl.  g..  5s,  1916,  AAO 1OO 

Rapid  Transit  Ferry- 


1st  eousoL.  gold.  5s.  1932 

Ctfs.  indebte  l.,  5s,1901-06,MAN 
Ft.  Wayne  OasCo..  1st,  6s,  '25.  JAJ 
Gr.RapldsGas-L.Co.l8t5s,'15.FAA 


•  98 
'  98 

•  75 

'  70 
103 


106 


Storks. 


Par.    Bid.    Ask. 


102       Philadelphia— 


82 


Northern  Liberties...  ...25 


Royal  ..........................  60  t  ...... 

Penn  Gag  Coal  .................  50  t  ...... 


................. 

United  Gas  Imp...  ...50 


100 
100 


85 


Pittsburg  Consolidated 50  i  51 

Manufacturers'  Gas 50  t  48 

Pittsburg 50  t 


People's  Natural  Gas  ......  50 

People's  Nat.  Gas  &  Plpe'g  ..25 
Pennsylvania  Gas  .............  50 


............. 

Philadelphia  Co  ...............  50  t 


1st  M..  gold.  5s.  1897  to  1901 . . . 

Reno  Water  Land  A  L..  JAD • 

Sacramento  Power  ALIght 6s  • 

St.  Charles  Br.-Bee  Wabash  RB. 
St.  Joseph  (Mo.)  Water  Co- 

6e.l9v9.  JAD 

St.  1~  Agr.  A  M.  A»s-n.2dM,6s,  19O8  ' 
St.  L.  Brew.  Ass'n.  6s,  1914,  JAJ    ' 
St.  Louis  Br.— See  Ter.  By.  Ass'n. 
St.   L.  C.,t    Com    C..  .....  l'.iM.M\N 

St.  rani  rin»n  i>.-|M.t  i,t.;-.  tMO 

OoMoL  5s,  1944 , 

San  Diego  Land,  7s,  1900 MAS 

San   Joaqnln    Elec.   Co.  (Fresno, 

Cal.-«s,Jnlyl.l915....JAJ....  • 
Bharon  Estate  Oo.  5s,  19O3..AAO 

Slbley  Mfg.  Co..  6s,  1st.  1902 • 

Blow.  Iron  A  Steel  Co.- 

.".'!."      !!AAO 

Southern  Iron  Co.  6. 192O  • 

W.  A  C.  Issue.  1922 • 

Southern  New  Eng.  Tel.  Co.— 

1st  5«,  1912 Q.-Mar 

Deb.  5s,  1899 u.-Feb. 

So.  YnbaWa.  Co.of  N.  Y-.tts/iS^I  AJ 


100 


105 
105 
10O 


IndIanaNat.AIll.,l8t,6s,'08,MAN  *  67 
Indlanapolift  Gas.  lKt,6s,'20,MAN  -103 


108 
84ij    ST'.J 
8919    91 


............... 

South  Side  ......................  25 


3 
105 


Knickerbock.Gas,l8tt>8,18»8.JAD  • St.  Paul  Gas-Light. 


West.  Penn.  Gas  Co 501 

Portland  (Me.)  Gas  Light 5O  tlOO 

Providence  Gas .....50 

Rochester  Gas  A  Elec.,  com 100 

Rutherford  Gas. 


102 

75 

110 


1st.  6*.  1917  ._ 
ConsoL  6s.  1918. 


Spring  Brook  Water  Supply  Co— 
1st  M..g..5«.  April  1, 1926.  A*r 

Spring  VaL  Water,  Oa,  19O6,  MAS 
4e7l9l7 

Standard 


94       96 
lUSi  119 
99       991 
,6s, 

'AA  '7419    75 
[ioe.  i946......... •  25 


LacledeGas8tL.,g.5s,  1919,  O-F  •  93 
Lafayette  Gas  Co..  1st,  6g.'24,M  AN  •  85 
Lockport  (N.  Y.)  Gas  A  Elec.  Lt.— 
1st  M.,  g.,  UK,  Aug.  1,  1914. FAA    1OO 

10O     Logansp'tAWab.Val.Uaslstes.^S*  72 

'95      Louisville  Gas  Co.. 5s,  11)16,  AAO.    109 

994  101      Madison  Gas  A  Elec.- 

1st.  g..  6s.  1926 AAO'  88 

'88       91       Memphis  Gas-Llght  Co.,  7s * 

105     1O7      Metro.GasLOo.,lst6s,19Ol.FAA    

98     101      Minneapolis  Gas  Lt.  Co.- 

90         ConsTBs.  Mar.  1, 191*30.. .MAS   101     102 

1st,  6s,  1902 MAS  "101      10'.' 

97>9  Mun.  Gas., Albany 6».lstM.,19O6.    112 

Municipal  Gas  Co.  (Yonkersj— 

6s.  Jan.  1,1904 JAJ    100 

New  Albany  Gas  L.  A  Coke— 5s, 

19'JO. MAN   100 

New  Orleans  Gas  1st  5s Var.  ' j 

5      N.Y.AE.RlverGas-Con.  5s,  1945*  OS's    96 

20          1st  M..  gold,  5s.  1944 JAJ  M03     1O6 

Oakland  G.  L.  A  H.,  5s,  MAS ' 1O4 

2d  Issue. 5s.  MAS ... ,'106^. 

Peop.'.O.AC.,lst^u.g.6s.'04,M<kN  ' 110 

3d  guar..g..6s7l904,JAD M03     104 

1st  eon.,  g..  6s,  1943,  AAO "loo     

Roch.G.AEL.lst,oon.6s,'12.MAN  * Arnold 

Rutherford  Os*,  1st  6s,  1911 • Atlantic 


100 


93%  ,  Salem  (Mass.)  Gas-Llght  .......  100 

89      San  Francisco  Gas  ............  100 

Capital  .......................  501 

Central  ......................    100 

Pacific  Gas  Imp  ..............  1OO 


.............. 

Pacific  Lighting  ...............  10 

Savannah  Gas-  Light  ............  25 


95      Stockton  Gas-Llght  A  Heat 50  t 


Troy  (N.  Y.)  Gas 100 

Waltham  Gas  A  Light  Co 100 


Warren  (R.  I.)  Gas 25  »  25 


Washington  (D.  C.)  Gas ".'.20 


94 
lOv 

101 


92 


10 


1O2 


Western  Gas  of  Milwaukee. ...  100 


11219  Wheeling  Gas  Co... 
Woonsooket  Gas... 
105      Worcester  Gas 


105 


.100 


MINING  STOCKS. 


5e,  190*.. ....... /  99*4 

al,lst.«..6s -100 


»«  Coal,  osTl911.  JAJ :  -113 

Bwift  A  Oo.-lst  mt«.  6s,  191OJAJ    

Tampa  (Fla.)  Water- Works  Co.— 

IstM.,  g..sk*  fd..0s,  1915.MA8*UM> 
Teun.  C.  I.  ARR  - 

Tenn.  Dlv..  lst,os,  1917,  AAO..  •  80 
Blrm.  Dlv..  1st  eon..  6s,  '17.  JAJ  •  85 
CahabaC.M.Co.,lst,6s.'22.JAD*  85 
DeBard.C.AI.Co..(le,1910.FAA*  85 
Alice rurn.Co.,lstM.7s.'02.AAO  MOO     1O2 
Booth  r-ttuhurg.  Be.  19OT.  FAA  •  93 
ttarckn  Coal.  1st,  7s.  1904,  AAO. 
Pratt  Coal  A  Ir.-7s.  19O3  MAN 
10th-23dBt.Fer.Co..lst.5«.'19.JAD  •  96 
Tenn.Cotton  Mfg.6o..6s,1905JAJ  *  93       99 

*d  mort.,  Os,  1912,  JAJ •  6O       65 

Tore  Haute  Water  Works  Co.— 


M 


M 


St.  Paul  Gas-L.— Con.  ex.,  6s,  1918  "105 

lst.ee.  1915 '1O6 

Gen.,  g..  5s.  1944. ..  *  79 

Stan'dGas  Co.— 1st,  5s,  193O.MAN  "1O9 

Stockton  Gas  A  Elec.  Co.— 6s • 

Syracuse  (N.  Y.)  Gas  Co.- 

1st  M..  g..  5s.  1946 JAJ      99 

Troy  Gas,  6s,  deb 110 


:107 

108 
I  82 
111 
103 


Alamo l        5c.    5*«o. 

Allouez 25      50c.    75o. 

American  Coal 25    111      125 

Anaconda 5  91iac.    93c, 

Anaconda  Copper 

Anchnria-I<eland ...1 

25  tl'30 
25  t  22 


Argent  um- J  unlata 2 

Bangkok— Cora  Bell 1 

Bankers i 

Banner  Gold 

Bi-Metnllic  Mining  Co 1 


Bl-Metalllc  Mining  Co.,8t.Louls.25 


.. 

B.  6s.  1904-29.  JAJ 

West.  Gas  Co.  (Mil.)— 

1st,  col.  tr.,  g.,  5s,  1933,  MAN.. 
Willlamsburg  Gas.  1st  mort.,  6s.. 


UI-MBVIOJIII;  Ullulug  v^u.,ot.ljUlUB.4U 

100      Black  Diamond  Coal  Min'gCo.100 

ll'J   Bob  Lee 7 l 

108  110   BonAlrCoal 100 

•112  Bonanza  (Dev.  Co.) 10 

113  Bonne  Terre  F.  A  C.  Co 10  t 

Boston  A  Or.  Or.  (gold) i 

89V  91i»  Boston  A  Montana 25li 


t   10 


l72i4 


16*2 


f!7 


33^ 


54 
94 
97 


95 


t23 


72  iy 
5-2 

o'6" 

"14" 
519 

17 

47'ia 
102 


123 
103 


63 


50  t 
.100 


58 

08" 
35 

90" 
49 

-!  20 
'l25 
105 
26 
4513 
65 
19 


175 


41c. 


tl-90 


'102 


GAS  STOCKS. 

Par. 

OasCo 25  t 

AUeineny  Heating  Co 115 

AmcnrteOaaOo. 25  t  28 

«eolldatedGas...lOO      61 
BayoaneAGreenT.Gas-L.Oo.12i,    1OO 


52 


S. 

1160. 

5 
27o. 

8c. 
17c. 


1-5O 

lilj,"- 
3140. 

3190! 
lo. 
2-00 


Breece  (Iron) 25 

Buffalo  Iron  Co.  (Nashville)— 

Common 100 

Preferred 1OO 

Rutt<- A  Boston 25 

Calumet  A  Hecla 25  '325 


-Bay  State 5O  '     5\  5U1(|      Preferred  5  p.  o.,  cum 


Ckarlestowa  Ga»  A  Electric.  501  69>s 
Ka*t  Boston  Oa« 25  '  34Ta 


29      Catalpa  (silver) 10 

6m  Centennial  Receipt* 25 

Central  Coal  A  Coke  Co 100 


7o. 


10 
29c. 

lOc. 

95 

20c. 

1O 
20 

7 
330 


Con.  1st  M.,c.,6s.l89U  1900JAD  •  •$) 

Texw  A  PaeUe  CoaL  l*t«e.l9(W '.      Jamaica  Plain  <ias Light....  100  t 7  1O5 

,1930'MAN.    101      103      Brooklyn  Union  Gas  Co.. 100x85 


Un.  Ferry  Co.,  1st,  b»,l,~,,—m^, 
Union  Dairy  Co..8«,  1901,  MAM. 
Union  KK.-See  Northern  Ontral 


100      Buffalo  Gas  Light  Co 175 

KK.  Mutual  Gas  LJrht  Co 125 

UnlonSav.Bk.  ATr.  Co..  Tacoma,  Cltixens  Gas  Light  Oo 13O 

Wasb.-Ooldtraat6e.18M 100      Cambridge  Gas  Light 1OO    185*4186 

Cn.8tk.Yards.8t.L..«s,1899.MAN    Charleston  (8.  C.)  Gas 25' 20 

C»lted  Electric  Breurlty  Co.—  '  Chelsea  Oas  Light loo; 80 

Coll. Tr..*er.!,2,3.g.,5e,  19*0-21        95     100  Chicago  Oas  Co..  Oen-Tr.  recte.100     72V  73V| 

CoU.Tr.^er.4.5,a*^,  1921-22 9O  Cincinnati  Gae  A  Coke 100    199>9 

Coll.Tr.,ser.7.*.9.c..os.l932  8A  Columbus  Qas  Oo 100'     68       7O 

United  Elevator  Co?.  6a,1909.  J  AJ  * Dayton  Gas  Light  A  Fuel 25  I  43>«!  45 

•a.  1915 JAD-  .  Denver  Consolidated. 1OO     67>g    "' 


70      Central  Lead  Co 100    

35"<   Cleveland  Cllffc  Iron  Co 100    

Colorado  Kuel  A  Iron 1OO  22 

Preferred 100 


-•> 

•.•1)0 


Detroit  OasOo 50 

Fort  Wayne GasCo 1OO 


tnlted  EL  Light  A  Power—  1st  M    •   7< 

(ACordage  rerts.of  dri.   1m  g  os  * 

ALeather.'s.f.deb.1as,g.'13,MA!IMli'4  lYi^  Georgetown  Ga« 251  43 

5-20yr.} Grand  Raptds  Gas SOI  69 

-IB. JAJ  100  .  HartWdSoem.)  Gas-Light.... 25  I  38 


Colorado  C'oal  A  Iron  Devel...lOO 
Preferred  .................. 

Columbus  A  Hocking  C.  A  I... 
All  Inst.  p'd  ..................  1OO 

Counolldatlon  Coal  of  Md  ......  100 

Consolidated  Coal  Co.,  St.  L...10O 
C.  O.  D  .............................  1 

Copper  Falls  .....................  26 

'OrSdeAC.O  ......................  l 

'Crescent  (diver)  .............  10 

Cripple  C.  a 
.  O.  O. 


Creesun. 


Exploration  ..............  1 


Hndeon  Co.  (H.  J.)  Gas  Ught.  ..5O 
Indiana  Natural  A  IlliiiiilnafglOO 

Indianapolis  (Ind.) 5O 

JrOerson  City  Ga»  Light  Co . . .  10O 


f.B.MATr.Co..lstTr.5s, 
Tr.4>rii.s«r.D,Jao.  l.'Ol 
WaSMatta  Club  (N.  B.I,  Be — 
Waah.Mark.Oo..lstIds,'9a-'ll,y  J    •:•'- 

6a,  1914'-  27 U-J  '10S 

rtry.lst,6«.'04,JAD    ;]     ".  Jereey  City  Gas- Light  20 

..7s,'75-1900.MA>  Consumers' Oa»-Llght 1OO 

lOHi*      People's  Gas-Light BO 

7s,  1884-1900,  MA  ..    Laclede  Gas  Light,  com 1OO 

».^..ear..6e,19M.JAJM06<t  108         Preferred 100 

Stone  Co^Aa.  AAO M      I-afaye«e  Gas 100 

Water  Works. Ss. >1OO      LawreneeGas 10O 

67*4  Lo«nnsportAWabashVal.GaslOO 

76      Louisville  Oas-Llght 100 


•waAIIlOoal.lst«s.l 
'  nlngton(N.C.)By.Br. 
l  Bridge -8e«  RR. 

OAS   BONDS. 


AD 
AD 


• 


Bay  Htate  Oas  Oo.-Iae.  7s.  IBM.. 
I  .as.  Int.  5*.  1939.  JAJ 

•4.5s,  1939.  JAJ 09 

Brookllae  (Maas.)  On*  Ll«ht  Co.. 

fnn.Se.  1913,rAA....7._ { 


75       Lowell  Gas... 100 


4O 

190 
71 

185 
24 
75 
84 

1011 
62 
99 

BM 


25 

86 

Currency 1 

62      Dana 26 

Doe  Run  Lead 100 

Dominion  Coal 100 

70         Preferred 100 

135      Dunkln  (silver) 25 

58      Elkton  Consolidated 1 

• 

77      Fannie  Rawllngs 1 

Favorite 1 

24«9  <Flndley 1 

80    i  Flat  Top  Coal  L'd  Ass'n 100 

89         Preferred 100 

110     'Franklin  (Col.  Springs) 1 

65      Franklin  (L.  3.)  Boston 25 

.100      George's  Creek  Coal 100 

262  >»  Gold  Crater. 


>OOS>t 


,.,,,.    I, t     ..;,. 


35 

84 
70 


101      103 


>wri)  UM ••  .......  1W1    awrv     l«v*«  •»    *»      u  ufmmmm ...u 

Lynn  Gas  A  Electric     ...10o]r. ......  176",  (iold  A  Globe.. 1 

Madison  Oas  A  Electric  Co 


28 


AMelroeeGas 100 

ien«OaeAElec,lJ«ht.lOO  ;.... 

Mempkis  Gas-Llght 1OO   .... 

Miuietpal  Oas  (Albany) 16O 

Nashville  Gas. 50   120 

Newark  (N.  J.)  Gas 1OO   ISO 

Trustee  Certificates 128 

Hew  Bedford  Oas  A  Edison  L't  100   115 


115 
113 

i"62' 
125 
140 
133 
190 


Gold  Coin  Mines. 1 


Golden  Age 1 

Golden  Fleece 1 

Good  Hope 1 

Granite  Mt.  Mining  Co 25 

Hanover 25 

Havden  Gold 1 


Hidalgo  Mining  Co 10  t 


New  Haven  Gas  Ltcht. 251  57 

1.1945....: •105>106>t  New  Or  lean.  Oas-Llght 100   133H  136 

l>a»l^,lstA>.Ap.o5^.a    105      Newton  A  Watertown  Gas.. ..100    140     14ft 

1  Gas.  6..  \l»K.  JAJ  ...  '1OO    ilO4       New  York  Clty-Cenlral. 50    1  ...  . 

Oaa,  Aa,  1900,  JAD       •  'uWt      Consolidated; }OO   1 

100!  189     196 


.  H*eOo..6a.  19O6,  JAJ'  90 

!To.-L.A"o..lsl6a.>04>MAN      '.'..'.'. 

1 6s.  «.,  1943.  AAO 

9o.^e^pr.l,1905  • 

,lsC5s.g.,'32JAJ  •  90 

(..•riiri- 


.5a.l 
.  Ga«, 


M9.J 
Chic., 


.«s.  1 
.JAJ 


10.JAJ      -117 


95 


Mutual  100 

New  York  A  East  River 10O 

Preferred 10O 

8tandard.com 100! 

Pref. 10O 

Oakland  Gas- Light  A  Heat 1OO 


1st,  «.5«.193«- 


•108«9  109"    Paterson  (N.  J.)  Gas  Light  Co. .25 


PawtacketGas 


. 50 


230 
401, 

71 


42 
75 
82 
106 
53>s    54 


t  30 


83 


Homestake  Mining 100 

Honerlne  (stiver) 2 

Humboldt 25 

Ida  May 1 

Ingham  Consol 50o. 

Imquols 26 

Isabella 1 

1    Stamped 1 

Jack  Pot 1 

Jackson 25 

Kansas  A  Texas  Coal 100 

(Kear8arge 21 

LchlghA  WllkesbarreCoal 50 

Locunt  Mountain  Coal  A  Iron.. .50 
Lust  re  Mining  Co 10 


4 
35 
20 

-v. 


60. 
4c. 


Hi) 
9% 

""7c. 
1-24  >• 

7»»c! 
7*0. 


14 
55 


10 
110 


80. 
3 


94 
1 


40 
22 


6\c. 

5«. 

13 'in 

1OO. 

•Olo. 


95 

10'v 

87 

80, 
1-25 
6>«c. 

7'8o. 


60 


11.4 


120. 


13190 


90c. 


70c. 


97c. 
•OOS 

11."  - 


1»8C. 


35 


150 


14>se. 


5e. 
t 


t      8 


3ft 


-in-. 


460. 
45e 

5>2«. 

"s'i" 


/•!»  r-rankfort.          t  Prteee  are  per  share  not  per  cent.          »  4>«  p.  o.  basis  bid.          !  LastsaU. 


THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


[Voi,.  LXIV 


si.M-k*. 


p«r.    Bid.  I  Ask.  i 


Stock*. 


Par.    Bid.    Ask. 


Stock*. 


Maryland  Coal,  pref 100 

Marion  Gold ' 

Matoa ,•; 

Merced  Gold " 

Mesuard •_•  f^. 

Minnesota  Iron lv* 

Mollte  Gibson 

Moon  Anchor 

Mount  Kosa. .....-..--- _ 

Napn  (quicksilver) -  •  J 

National «j» 

Native Y™ 

New  Central  Coal.. l«l 

New  Haven -  •  jf  . 

Old  Dominion  Copper -fo 

Ontario  Silver  Mining low 


-",.•. 
"4"6" 


23so.    Ele-jtrlc  Storage  Battery,  pref . . .. .  t  30 


Par.    Bid.  [Ask. 


100 


•OO5 


u 

•008o 
8»sc. 
6%      7 
50o. 
62 
64c. 

"iao". 


Fall  River  Electric  Light 1OO 

Fort  Wayne  Electric .88  » 

General  Electric JO 

Preferred if 

Hartford  Electric 


71 
110 


300. 
If. 
6 


6% 


10 

as 

i 

i 

100 


Parrot'  Silver  &"Cot>p"er 10 

Pennsylvania  Coal "" 

Pharmacist ••}. 

Phojnlx ; "9 

Pilgrim  Consolidated * 

Pioneer  (gold) 

Pontiac 

Portland 

prince  Albert 

Quicksilver  Mining - 

Preferred lo" 

Ouincy 

Scrip  (3d  instalment  paid) 

Rebecca ,y 

Ridge S 

Rooklaud ' 

Rubicon -• 

St.  Joseph  Lead * 

St.  Louis •*? 

Santa  Ysabel  (e.) J 

Silver  Valley  (Reorg.) 5 

Smuggler 

Southern  Iron 

South  Pittsburg  Coal  &  Iron . .  IOC 

South  Side 

Specimen 

Standard  Charcoal 

Tamarack 

Tamarack,  Jr 28 

Tennessee  Coal  Iron  &RR.  Co.lOC 

Preferred 1( 

Union  G.  M 

Union  L.  AM.  Co 

Westmoreland  Coal • 

Whitebreast  Fuel  Co l 

Wolverine 

Work V 

Wyoming  Valley * 


316" 


40c. 
5c. 
8 

3>40. 

17 
11 


NarragaiiHOtt  Electric 

New  Haven  Electric  Light       I 


11 


13 
2S 


5>4 
20c. 
1-31 


120 


200. 


Northern  Elec.Llght*  ?ow.  Co.10  J  1 
Pennsylvania  Electric  Light......  t... 

Penn.  Heat,  Light  &  Power  Co.. 50  t   1 

Preferred,  $20  paid  in 50  I 

Powelton  Electric  Ugh............  t 

Rhode  Island  Elec.  Protect;. ...  IO 

8alem  (Mass.)  Electric 100 

29>a  Sloss  Iron  &  Steel  Co 100 

.   southern  Elec.  Light  &  Power .  .10 1 ....  - 

..  Suburban  Electric  Light... I 

14'-,  Thomson-Houston,  series  C 10 

Series  D • ' 

United  Electric  Seour.,pref...lOO 


90 

7 
82  >« 


95 
320 
240 

93 

80 
325 
210 

70 
135 
110 
120 
163 


102 

2S 


513 

25c. 


10o. 


"i6>4 


1% 
12 
122 

100 

360. 


United  Light  &  Power  Co.,  pref . .. 

U.  8.  Electric  Light. V 

Westiughouse  Eleo.  Light,  com. 50 

1st  preferred... 

Assenting..-. 


3 

3>a 

60 
5 


24 

.501  50»g 
50  t  20 


.100 


7»ac. 

t'b'i" 
t  13is 
3 

254* 

80 

30c. 


7380. 


185 


54 
170 
54 

"58" 
"36" 


TELEPHONE. 

American  Bell 100 

American  Graphophoue IO 

Preferred -io 

Bell  Telephone  of  Mo IO 

Central  Union -••- 

Chesapeake  &Potomac IO 

Chicago  Telephone .... 

Cumberland  Telephone. .......  IO 

East  Tennessee  Telephone! —  IO 

Hudson  River  Telephone 100 

Mexican  Telephone .10 

Missouri  &  Kan.  Telephone... IO 

New  England  Telephone IO 

New  York  &  New  Jersey 100 

N.  Y.  &  Penn.  Telephone 

Pennsylvania  Telephone 50  1 

Providence  Telephone 50 

Pulsion 5< 

Southern  New  England  Tel — IO 
TroyTel.&  Tel 100 

TELEGRAPH. 

American  Dist.  Teleg.  (N.  Y.)  ..100 
American  Telegraph  &  Cable.. IOC 

Central  &  So.  Anier.  Cable IOC 

Commercial  Cable IOC 

Commercial  Union  Telegraph. .10i 


Empire  &  Bay  State  Teleg 

Erie  Telegraph  &  Telephone. . .  100 

Franklin 100 

Gold  &  Stock 100 

111.  *  Mississippi 

International  Ocean  Teleg 100 

Mexican  Telegraph 100 

North  American  Telegraph IOC 

Northwestern,  guar 50 

Pacific  &  Atlantic 25 

Pacific  Telegraph* Telephone. IOC 

Postal  Telegraph  &  Cable IOC 

Southern  &  Atlantic 2£ 

Sunset  Telegraph  &  Telephone. IOC 
Western  Union 100 

ELECTRIC. 

Allegheny  County  Eleo.  Light.  100 

American  Eleo.  Heating  Co 50 

Boston  Electric  Light IOC 

Bridgeport  Electric  Light 25 

Bristol  Electric  Light. 10 


i 

•so 


2c. 


92 


4 

26% 


60. 
48 

"9" 

7580. 


206 


205 


Woonsocket  Electric 

INSURANCE. 

ALBANY,  N.  Y.- 
Albany Insurance  Co    10 

Commerce  Insurance  Co IO 

BALTIMORE— 

American  Fire 5  J 

Associated  Firemen's ..01 


100 


112 


123 

80 


97 
110 


20 

85 
116 
150 
108 

65 

64V 

37 
105 

60 
105 

i"09 
68 


96 

86 


Brush  Electric  Light  Co IOC 

Con.  Electric, Light,  Portland..  1C 

Detroit  Electric  Works 10 

Diamond  Electric  Light 

East  Kud  Electric  Light 5C 

Edison  El. Ilium. Co.  (Boston).  100! 
Edison  El.  Ilium.  Co. of  Bklyn.100 

Unison  Co.  (Chicago) 100 

Edison  El.  Illuin.  Co.  of  N.  Y..100 
Edison  Elec.  LlghtCo.  (Phila.)lOO 

Edison  111.  Co.  (Bt.  Louis) 100 

Bdlsou  Lt.&  Pow.Co.  (San  Fr.)lOO 


100 
75c 


I  35 

I... 


t      7H 
t 


99 


Eddy  Electric  Mfg.  Co 25  t...... 


Blec.  Lt.  &  Power  (Savannah)  .100 
Kleotrio  Storage  Battery,  com 


10 


a 

Associated  ±>iremeuu ..•>,•     <* 

Baltimore }<>  J  22 

Firemen's lj> 

German J«,'   „. 

German  American 25|;  f* 

Home » 

Howard 

Maryland 

National 

Peabody 

Potomac 

BOSTON— 

American  (Fire  &  Marine) IO 

Boston  Marine IO 

Conveyancers'  Title 100 

Firemen's  (Fire) JO 

Massachusetts  Title 1< 

Mercantile  (Fire  &  Marine) IO 

North  American  (Fire) 100 

CINCINNATI— 

Cincinnati,  J&J 25 

^Commercial,  M&S 25 

J&J 


Commonwealth 100 

Continental 100 

I  ••nfpiVe  'City.'.".'.'.'.".' .".'.".".".'.".""...  1001 

Farragut ..so 

German- American    1OO 

Germauia 5O 

Globe 50 

Greenwich jj 

Hamilton J5 

Hanover -JjJ 

Home  1OO 

Kings  County  (Brooklyn) 20 

Nassau  (Brooklyn) 50 

Niagara 50   137 

North  River 25    1 

Pacinc - 25    132 

Peter  Cooper 20 

Phenix  (Brooklyn) 501  1 

Rutgers 25   123 

10H)   Stuyvesaut 25     75 

10»«    United  States 25 

Westchester JO 

414   WiUiamsburg  City 50]  3 

PHILADELPHIA— 

91%  AmericanFire 

24V  Delaware 

5112  Fire  Association,  J&J. 

Franklin  Fire 

Girard  F.  &M.... 


15 
122 
104 


245 
100 

I  85 


80 
l.o 
115 
125 
167 
180 
145 


140 
130 
150 
127 
85 
120 
200 
350 


22 
109 


100  I 


...501344 

..100 

..1OO 


Insurance  Co.  of  N.  A 10 


t  21% 


Insurance  Co.  of  State  of  Pa. .  .200  t  J 

Jefferson 5O.JJ 

Lumbermen's 2 

Mechanics' 25  '«-•••• 

Pennsylvania  Fire 1OO   350 

Reliance §0      55 


Spring  Garden — 


..  SOU 


Union . 

United  Flremens 


sir, 


£,v-y 
24 

"25" 

14 

..„. 

"T" 

5 

4 

5 

48 



75 

iso" 

; 1100 

132'8  134 

45       50 

8ft 

65       67 


60 
175 

56 

75 

60 

75c. 

32 
102 
126 

90 

85" 

106" 

120 


30 
90 

120 

172 

112 

75 

'43" 

110 

70 


65 
72" 


'jUr,  .,-..-.....  — 1~/\/\ 

Fidelity 100 

Merchants'  &  Mamif acturers' . .  .21 

National JOj 

Security 100 

Washington 


DAYTON— 
Columbia 100 


97V 
85 
200 
..  160 


140 


1145 
109 
100 
115 


145 
30 


HARTFORD— 

^tna,  Q-J 100J  265 

Connecticut.  J&J 100   1 

Hartford,  J&J 100|  430 

National,  J&J ........;.;.,100   156 

Orient,  J&J 50  t  74 

Phrenix,  Q-J 100   175 

Steam  Boiler,  J&J 50  t!20 


97 
90 


95c. 
100 
38 


40 

8% 


145 

101 


LIFE  INSURANCE  — 


100 


190 
130 
135 
233 


lOQis 
143 
10 
124% 


62 
t   277ft 


19 
65 


jEtna,  Q-Apr 

Connecticut  General,  J&J 100 

Hartford  Life  &  Ann.,  J&J 100 

Travelers',  Q-J 100 

LOUISVILLE— 

German,  J&J SO   225 

German  National 100 

Louisville,  J&J 100     65 

Western,  J&J 100   130 

LIFE— 
Mutual  Life  of  Kentucky 100  100 

MEMPHIS— 

Bluff  City 100  70 

Home 100  60 

Hernando 100  70 

Planters' 10O  60 

Phoenix 100  60 

NASHVILLE— 
State 100     85 

NEW  ORLEANS— 

Crescent 100     51 

Fireman's 50  t     7» 

Germania 100     76 

Hiberula 100     92* 

Home 100     36> 

Lafayette 50  t  93 

Merchants' 100     62ia[  70 

Mechanics'  &  Traders' 100 

New  Orl.  Insur.  Association...  100 

Sun  Mutual 100 

Southein 100 

Teutonia 100 

NEW  YORK— 

American 50  100 

Broadway 25  100 

Citizens' 20  103 


Teutonia .' 100  j 

".".".10  I  "is" 

PlTTSBURQ— 

Allegheny 50  t  48 

AllemaMuia 50  t  42 

Armenia 100      60 

Artisans' 50  t 

Ben  Franklia 50  t  52 

Birmingham 50  t  52 

Cash 50t 

Citv  50  t  44^ 

citizen"^.:::::.: so  w 

German 50 

German- American 50  t 

Humboldt 50  t  50 

Man.  &Mer 501 

Monongahela 50  t 

National 50  t  ' 

People's 37l3!,?A 

Pittsburg 50    120 

Teutonia 50     62 

Union 50  t  46 

Western 50^  34 

PROVIDENCE— 

Equitable 50  J  5JH 

Merchants' 50  t  51 J4 

Prov.  Washington 50;t  5Hj 

RICHMOND— 

Virginia  Fire  &  M 25|t  32% 

Virginia  State 25 It  20 

SAN  FRANCISCO— 

Fireman's  Fund 100   165 

Sun 

ST.  Louis- 
American  Central 25it  28^ 

Citizens' 100;  170 

WASHINGTON— 

Arlington,  M&N..;. 100    

Columbia,  M&ff 5  I  11 

Commercial,  J&J ..51     4ia 

Corcoran,  J&J so  t  so 

Fireman's,  J&J 20;  t 


101 
23>« 

36C" 

300 

22 

175 
130 
55% 


56 
77 
60 
20 
16 


52"4 


35 
24 


29>* 
180 


140 
14 


Franklin,  M&N 25 

German- American,  F&A 100 


t  37 
150 


72 

70 
122i« 

93 
130i« 


253 


230 
50 
70 

135 

102 


7!) 
Ii,-. 
7r, 
(15 


60 

"so" 

100 

40 
100 


80 


97 


Lincoln,  Q-J  .......................  51     838; 

Metropolitan,  J&J  ...............  50ll   65 

'National  Union,  J&J  ..............  5  tx  9 

People's,  J&J  ......................  5  t     5 

iPotoniae.J&J  ....................  25  t  66 

RigRS,  J&J  ..........  ......  .......  Bit     7*1 

TITLE  INSURANCE— 


Real  Estate,  J&J  ...............  lOOj 

Columbia,  Q-J  ....................  5 


District 20  t 

Washington,  Q-J 10  ' 

MARINE  INSURANCE  SCRIP. 


Atlantic  Mutual— 1891 . . 
1892.. 
1893.. 
1894.. 
1895.. 
1S9G  . 


104 
104 


"75" 

8 

112 

e>4 
10 

6-4 


10d>4 
106 


MANUFACTURING.   Par. 


104^  106 
105      10? 
106 
107 


107  >s 
108 


Acushnet  Mills  (N.  B.)  .........  1OO   285 

Am.  Linen  (Fall  River)  ........  100    100 

Atuory  (If.  H.)  ..................  100'  130 

Amoskeag  (  N.  H.)  .............  1000'  H595 

Audroscogin  (Me.)  ..............  1001  114 

Appleton  (Mass.)  ..............  10004500 

Arlington  Mills  (Mass.)  ........  100    100 

Atlantic  (Mass.)  ................  lOOi!  ...... 

Barnaby  (Fall  Rlrer)  ...........  lOOi  ...... 


........... 

137i«  Barnard  Mfg.  (Fall  River)  .....  1OO     no 

Bates  (Me.)  .....................  1OO   If-' 

Bennett  Mills  (N.  B.)  ...........  100  '.>'.< 

105    !  Boott  Cot.  (Mass.)  .............  1000)1150 

115      BorderCity  Mfg.  (Fall  River).  100    ...... 

1107      Boston  Co.  (Mass.)  ............  1OOO  :.. 


105 
134% 

iie" 

502  1« 


90 

95 

115 

il78* 
135 

790^ 


t  Prices  per  share,  not  per  cent. 


1  Last  sale 


x  Ex-dividend. 


JANTARY,  189?.] 


MISCELLANEOUS    STOCKS. 


M...  u  .. 


Par.  Bid.      Ask. 


Stork* 


Par.    Bid.    Ask. 


Boston  Belting IOO    171      172M   American  Axe  A  Tool  Co 100    

Boston  Duck  (Mass.) 7OO  >: 975      American  Bank  Note 50      40 

lean  i  Milli  IF  1  1 1OO   ISO     American  Biscuit  Co 7713 

Bristol  Manufacturing  Co IOO  : IOO      American  Brake IOO     68 

Cabot  Manufacturing  Co.  (Me.)  1OO    American  Cotton  Oil 100      10 

Ohaee  (Fall  Riven 100    112         Preferred IOO,     53V54"s 

OUeopee  (Masa.) IOO     727» American  Express 100   109     111 

City  Manufacturing  Co.  (N.B.)IOO    95      American  Grocery,  1st  pref.. ..100      20 

Cocheoo  (N.  H.) 5OO  (230     240      American  Hosiery  Co 25  1 100 

Collins  Co.  (Conn.) IOO    112     117V  American  Publishing  (Hartrd). 25  I 

Oolnnbian  (X.  H.) 1001 115O    American  Screw 250  tx  186  2OO 

Columbia  Spinning  Co.  (N.B. 1.100  1 104\   American  Sewing  Machine 51 3 

Conanicut  Mills  (F.  R.) IOO  : American  Soda  Fountain,  conlWi     65       70 

26          1st  preferred. 100      74      

115          2d  preferred IOO      80 

9O      American  Spirit*  Man'fg  Co.. .100      11% 
Preferred,  5  p.  o.,non-cum.. 100     25V 

935      American  Straw  Board 100      33 

Edwards  (Me.) 100  : 1461*  American  Sugar  Refining 100 

Ererett  (Masa.) New    Preferred IOO 

Fall  River  Bleaebery IOO    IOO      American  Supply 100 

Flint  Mills  (Fall  River) IOO    American  Surety 100 

Franklin  (Me.) IOO   103>s  104>4   American  Tobacco 50 

Globe  Yarn  MUla  (F.  R.) 1OO    9O         Preferred 100 

Granite  (F.  R.) 100    112      American  Type  Founders,  new 

Great  Falls  (N.  H.) 100   135     137      AnnUton  City  Land 1OO 

Grlnnell  Manuffg  Co.  (S.B.).  IOO   20O     ......   Anchor  Line...  —  „ ....100 


Stocks. 


Par.  Bid. 


Continental  (Me.) IOO      25 

Cornell  Ml  Us  (F.B.) IOO   110 

Dartmouth  Mill" 100      85 

Darol  Mllli  (Fall  River) IOO 

D  wight  (Man.) 5001925 

«J___^t.    jXfA    v  1  i  i.  i    * 


Gallatin  Turnpike  ..............  100 

4'2       Uennania  Lead  Works  .........  100 

.....  iGorham  Mfg.  Co.,  common  ____  100 

70         Preferred  ....................  1001 

13     :Gray  A  Dudley  Co.  (Nashville)  100 
Great  Falls  Ice  .................  100 

Graniteville  Mfg.  Co  ...........  100| 

Hartford  Manilla  Co  ____  .  ......  100' 

Hawaiian  C.  &  Sugar  ..........  100 

Heclter-  Jones-  Jewell  Milling  ...... 

I    Preferred  .....................  100 

Henderson  Bridge.    See  RR. 
Herring-Hall-Marvln,  commonlOO 
Preferred  .....................  100 

Hoboken  Ferry  .................... 

iHolyoke  Water  Power  .........  100 


10 
80 
80 


Ask. 


.-.-, 


35 


Hutohinson  Sugar  Plant  .......   50 


Hamilton  <Maa«.)  . 1OOO 

Hamilton  Woolen  (Mass.) 100  : 

Hargrave  Mills  (F.  R.) 100    

Hartford  Carpet  (Conn.) IOO     60 

Hathaway  Manufg  Co. (N.B.). IOO   Baltimore  Warehouse 


940  Annington  <t  Sims  Engine  Co t 

50  Aspinwall  Land 10) 

105  AugustaLand 100 

70  Augusta  Factory 100 


H1U  (Me. i 100 

Hosiery  (Lowell) IOO     65 

Howland  Mill  (N.  B.) IOO      05 

Jaek~.n  iN.  ID 10OO  : 

King  Philip  (F.  R.) 100    

Laeonia  (J/e.) 40OI;.... 

Lambeth  Rope  Co.  (S.  B.) IOO    

Lancaster  Mills  (Mass.) 4OO  : 

Laarel  Lake  MUU  (F.  R.) IOO    

Lawrence  (Maae.) 100    119 

Loekwood  (Me.) IOO     WO 

Lowell  (Masa.) 690  1557 

Lowell  Blearbery IOO    107 

ell  Machine  Shop 5OOI7O3 

aa  MIlUlMMa.) 100 

oT^ 


82 
.20  t  20 


Balto.  Storage  A  Lighterage  Co.SO  t  35 
Barney  &  Smith  Car IOO  10 

Preferred,  8  per  cent  cum 100  65 

Bergner  A  E.  Brewing 100  

Preferred.  MAN IOO 

clhl.-h.-m  I 


Hvdraulic  Press  Brick  ........  100 

lloV  'Illinois  Steel  ....................  100 

lOO>a  101      Imperial  Bldg.  Co.,  com  ........  100 

,    Preferred  .....................  100 

Importers'  Bond.  Wareh.(N.O.)100 
Inter-Ocean  Building  ..........  100 

Inter-Navigation  Co  ............... 

In.  Pack.  &  Prov.  Co.  Lt  ........... 

,    Preferred,  8s  ...................... 

i,  Iron  Steamboat  ................  IOO 

Jackson  Brewing  (N.  O.)  ......  100 

J.  B.  Stetson  Co.  Com  ............. 

Preferred  ....................... 

J.  R.  Montgomery  Co  ..........  100 

Jouns-Pratt  Co,  ................  100 

John  P.  King  Mfg.  Co  ..........  100 

Journeay,t  Buruham,  commonlOO 
Preferred  .....................  100 

Kansas  City  .Stock  Yards  ......  100 

Keeley  Motor 


70 
180      190 
78V    79 
101      104 
3O       34 
22 


3\ 


100 
118 
145 

"l? 


73 

2V 
25 
54 
280 
t  23>a 
106 
37>s 


36 


65 
85 


•:j  i 

T"  - 
100 
MO 
lO2>f 
6271*  Bethlehem  Iron.........!  .    ..  ..      .    Kcniiard  Carpet  Co.,oom......  100 

70      Billing*  A  Spencer.  6  p.  o 25  t  4O       46         Preferred 100 

325      Bond  1  Mortgage  Guarantee. .100   165     Kentucky  Heating  Co IOO 


76 

80 

100 


H  ) 
tCottm.".".~.....ii*> 

•(P.R.) 100    90 

BU'(P.  R.) 100    117 


IOO  Bourbon  Stock  Yard 100     84 

120*  Boston  Land 10  I 

92    i  Boston  Water  Power ,  5<>c. 

560  Boylston  St.  Land 

109  Brandon  Printing  Co.  (Tenn.).  IOO   IOO 

71O  Brookllne  (Mass.)   Land 5) 

82»»  Brooklyn  A  N.  Y.  Ferry  Co....  100   180 


24 
44 


27  s 
89 

'99" 
105 


134 

1 

85 


63 


15 
100 
100 


124 

155 

105 

18 

35 

76 

5 

30 
56 


111 

40 
35 
60 
42 

'52  V 

28 


95 

90 

110 


Kentucky  A  Ind.  Bridge.    See  RR, 

5  Kentucky  Title 100    110 

,800.  Kentucky  Wagon 100     99 

3  Larason  Store  Serv 25  f  20V 

105  Landers  Frary  A  Clark 25jt  26 

4',  I-angley  Mfg.  Co IOO   105 

19O  Lanston  Monotype.. 2pjt__6^ 


90 

136 

2 

95 
96 
65 

112 
100 

"29" 
""(Fs 


IOO   IOO     1O2      Brooklyn  Wharf  A  Warehouse  com La  Variete  Association 1500  U75O  1950 


Preferred.  SeriM  A 1OO 

Preferred.  Series  B 100 

Br.in.wlek  Co 100 


(Maat) lOOOtl /M74  Cambria  I  ron.AAO 50  t  42V 

Manufaet'giF.  R.)100    45      Oaaton  Co.  (Baltimore)  100 


[Masai 100    110>»  111*4  CaaeLockwoodABralnardOo.100 

100»< Celluloid...... 100 


Twl.t  Drill  (!».  B.) . 
Ml.  Pleaaant  will- 


too 


Central  Safe  Deposit  Co 

Central  Transportation  etf*. . .  .38  I 


to 

130 

••" 


43 
65 


Varraganse  t  MUU  (P.  B.) IOO    110      Central  Union  Association  ...N.B.  : 

Vaehna  (N.  II  SOO  I5O5     5O7"t  Chesapeake  A  Delaware  Canal. 50  I 

Haumkeag  (Maa*.) IOO     «9       «0*  Cheeebrongh  Mattf 'g  Co 290 

>.  B.  Copper  Co 100! Ill1*  Chicago  Auditorium  A««'n 

V.  B.  Manufacturing  Co IOO  ; 94      Chicago  Brew.  A  M..  7  P.  cl i  i  >i 


a 


Lawyers'  Surety  Co 100    1OO 

Lawyers' Title  Ins.  Co 100   145 

LehlghCoal  A  Navigation 50  I  40 

Liberty  Mlll». 100      50 

Lincoln  Hall 100    

I.OII.IMM  A  Chicago  Contract  Co. 


103 
155 
41 
62 


...100 

~,«r.n«  00 !..• 


310 


Woolen  Mills  <!«.  B.)  ...IOO: 

>  Mill.  (Fall  River) 1OI> 

itanufacfg  Co.  (Masa.) . .  10O« 

"  i  (Maes.)..  10» 

.    ;•,!  ManufgCo.  (S.  B  i  ion 

Parker  Mill.  (P.  R.) IOO    

repperell  (Me.) - 

rieroe  Manufae-g  Co.  (!«.  B.)     loo   12O 

Kmi*  (ran  Wven 

naka  Mill*  (5.  B.)  lOOj    94 

Bordea  (Fall  River) IOO   

(Pall  Rlrer) IOO    

Co.  (Conn.) 50- 

nine 'to   iff.  B.) 1001    9SV 

feiFalT  Riven IOO   

•  Pall.  (N.H.i 3OOI29O 

«  Spinning  Co.  (P.  R) 

tett  Mills  IF.  R.) UN.    1O2 

(Pall  River) IOO    

(Fall  River) ...100    

.  River).. 

Mm.  N  ii     .^•^•n 

(Pall  River  •»    

"ana.) UN.. 

(Man*.)  ..UK, 

Cotton  A  Woolen  (P.  R.I.5OOI13OO 

C.  Mfg.  (Pall  Rlrer) 10<> 

MOM  (Fall  River 

rttaMlll.  I.N.  B.) 

acton  (Mew) IOO     92 

•oe(Pall  River) loo     6O 

MIDefir.  B.) 10W    95 

UnenOo.  (Conn.)    25  '    i  . 


!•;-  Ok 
IM 

iaoo 


.100 


Pretorred 

Chicago  Opera  Houne 

CnleTPaeclnc  A  Pmr.  Co.  Lt. :<V» 

109  Preferr«! « 48  51 

/(/7>»  OnclnnaU  Chamber  Com.  ..  1000  t  36  (  40 


190 

100 

112 


I  Co.  (Me.) 750  1747%  75O 


red.  8  p. 
Depoah 


., 
Vanlt 


20 
..„.. 

49 

I'4 


100 


100i«  101 

101 


12 

10 


15 
40 
45 


Cincinnati  lee 100    

Cincinnati    Leaf  Tobacco   Ware- 
i 100 


79\ 


EXCHANGE  SEATS. 


Hew  York  Stork  Eton.  .. 
•nvil.Hik.ArX.Ex 
•e«  York  Prod.ieeEx. 
'• 

fork  Oo«M  Eien. 
'  York  Metal  Eien. 


Sid. 


»          I          • 

<.ooo  in.ooo 


. 
Eteh 


hanre. 

Bewd  of  Trwle.. 
•toekKiehange! 


Meek  Ex. 


125 

JM 

70 


Preferred 
ClnrtunaU  Union  Stock  Yards .  IOO 

Preferred 5O 

Cttlaras'  Steamboat  (Troy).... IOO 

112      Clad  In  Co IOO 

l.t  preferred,  cum.,  5  p.  o IOO 

103          2d  preferred,  cum.,  6  p.  c IOO 

105      Cleveland  Driving  Park l.OOO  I 

ll-'v,  Cleveland  Stone  Co 

50      Commercial  Building  Co 100    

Commonwealth  Land  Tnut 10   

972  ><  Coney  Island  Jocker  Club 7O 

ConaoL  Oar  Heating. 100      25 

109O    Conaoi.  Plre  Works  Com 

134  4      Preferred 

wlldated  lee  Co.,  com IOO 

Preferred 100 

-•.x-k.Br-port.10O 
•jRSMLKaMM  City  Smelting  ARe- 

«7          Bnlng  Co  

65      Contra  O«ta  Water IOO    

99      OWWn  Cabinet  Lock :• 

<  owleaACo 25  I 

Cramp  Ship  Yard IOO     45       55 

Creeeeat  OUy  Slaughter  House. 5O  I 

Cumberland  Flour  Mills IOO    

D.  Talmage's  Sons'  Co..  Rlce,8«*  qr 

Davis  Coast  Wrecking  Co IOO  ; 

Deeatur  Land  Imp       ............. 

Del.  A  Hudson  Canal IOO   llS^ii'SV 

*•*•     Devouahlre  B'ldlng  (Boston). .100    IOO     ]..-_• 

Diamond  Match  Co.  IlL 100    114      IK; 

Kacle  A  Pnenlx  Mfg.  Co IOO    10 

Eagle  Lock.  2O  p.  o 251   36 


Louisville  Public  Wareh'se  Co. IOO 

Mackey.  NesbittCo 50 

.   Madison  Square  Garden 100 

50>«  Manhattan  Beach  Co IOO 

Mario  County  Water 100 

Maverick  Land 10  t 

Mechanical  Rubber 

Preferred j    80 

Mechanics'  D.<fcL.Kxchange(N.O.)    

Memphis  Brick  A  Mfg 100    

•Mere  ntlle  Safe  Deposit 501  27 

Merchant*'  Cot.  Press  &Slor.lOO    

Merchant*'  Ex.  Ans'n  (San  Fr.llOO    

Merchants' Ref rig.  Co 

Merganthaler  Linotype IOO  x!24    125 

Mfriiien  Ildtaiinia 25|t  60        70 

Metalre  Cemetery  Asson't Ion . . IOO     95     — 

Mexican  Nat.  Construction,  pref 

Michigan-Peninsular  Car 100     12       14 

Preferred 100      . 

Milwaukee  A  Chlo.  Brew.  Lt,  7s 

.    86 


110 


... 

65 

110 


80\ 

H5      MIL  A  Chlo.  Brew., Lt.,  Pref., 7s ... 

19O     200      Mississippi  Val.  Trans.  Co 100    .... 

8O       HO      Model  Mills IOO      2O 

90     loo      Monongahela  Navigation 501   85 

0O     100      Monongahela  Water 251  29 

Morris  Canal,  guar..  4s 100     66 

!    Preferred,  guar..  1O IOO   

25      Mosler  Safe  Co.  pref 


54V 


25 
29>4 


70 


75 


70 

22 


05 


30 
11 
50 
30 

75 
24 

100 
85 


Mount  OH  vet  Cemeterv 100 

Mutual  Dint.  Meo'ger  (boston.  .100 

Mutual  Loan  A  Build.  (N.  Or.).. 29  t  27        -J'.i 

Nehant  Land IOO    

Nasnvllle  Woolen  Mills 100!     97      100 

Naf h vllle  Land  Imp 100        5 

Nashville  Warehouse  A  Kiev.  .IOO    

Nat  A  Provid'ce  Worsted  Mill. 100    .... 

Preferred 100     04 

National  Casket  Co IOO 

National  Fertiliser IOO 

National  Lead 100 

Preferred 100! 


6 
40 


104 


37 


100 


175 


11.-..-. 


Ka«t  Boston  Land I 

°  EdgeBeM  A  Nashville  Man.Co.lOO 

2   Kn.ley  City  Land 

'-2*   Knterprl«eMfg.Co IOO 

terprise  Soap  Co 100 

;-n».  Smith  A  Wlemans  Co. 


100 
00 


MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS 
Par. 

,  Co  Op.  Ann 25  i:  .. 

Ezpreu                     ...IOO  iso 

fartnringOo.(Ga.)10O  90 

ler-'  \-                       'O  .... 

.  CoM  Storage  A  War-h.  100  IOO 

rSafe  Depoaft  A  Storage  IOO  104 


...    15.000  Equitable  Land  A  Construct.. IOO 

••    rirle  A  Weetern  Trans ..501  42 

9OO    l.OOO  Ewalt  (43d  St.)  Bridge.   See  RR.    I 

....I   Excelsior  Brick  A  Btbne  Co 1O    

FarmlngVm  River  Power 25  t  32 

Far.  A  Shin.  Tob.  Wh.  Co 100' 

Preferred IOO 

Fidelity  Storage  Warehouse. . .  100 

Fisher  Oil ;»O 

Florence  Land  Co 100 

Florida  Land  Imp IOO 

Franklin  Park  Land  A  Imp 25  I 


an  Aritd.  nf  M.  (Phlla.i 


100 


25 
155 


too 


Frenchman'.  Bay  Land. 5 

Fri-ud  SteM.ln«  Co.  (Cln.). 


8 


100 

1"O 


5V 
35 

l<s 
103 
100 
75 


National  Machine 100 

National  Panorama 

National  Linseed  Oil  Stock.. ..IOO 

National  Safe  Dep  islt  Co 1 OO 

National  Starch IOO 

1st  preferred 100 

2d  preferred IOO 

Nation  tlStoik  Yard IOO 

National  Wall  Paper,  pref 100]  . 

Natoma  Vlney'd  Co.  (San  Fran). 10  t. 

New  Bedford  R.  E.  Ass'n IOO    . 

New  Bedford  Hteam  Coast.  Co. IOO  J. 


86  »4 


12>s 
95 


42 
23>s 

S8<3 
50 


14V 
100 


50 

70 

125 


10 

wu. ,    4ftc. 

lio» 

10«        108 


4>«  5 
55  65 
20  '  25 
.  110 
80 
8V 

106" 


New  Castle  Water  Co 100    

New  Haven  Manufacturing  Co.  25[l ] 

New  Haven  Water  Co 50  tloiHi 

New  La.  Jockey  Club lOOl  160     

NewOrleans  Brewing  Assoo'u. 100      32*    33>s 

New  Orleans  Cold  Storage lOOj  '122 

Jew  Orleans  Cotton  Exchange...  120  13O 
New  Orleans  Sugar  Exchange  —  95  1 1O 
New  Or.  Swamp  Land  Reclalm'g.  10  t  4V  5^1 

New  Orleans  Water  Works 1OOI  104     109 

NewportLand 10      lOc.     15o. 

Newport  Water  Works IOO    ISO 

New  York  Air  Brake 17       20 

New  York  Biscuit 100      49       5OV 

N  Y  A  East  River  Ferry 100      58       60 

New  York  Loan  A  Imp 100      42'-.    50 

<je»  York  A  N.J.  Ferry 48       46 

<ew  York  A  So.  Brooklyn  Ferry . .  I     10 

New  York  A  Texas  Land BOI  ...   . 

Niagara  Falls  Power  Co.. IOO'     30 


i  Price*  are  per  (hare  not  par  cent. 


!  Last  sale. 


x  Ex-dlvldend. 


THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


|  VOL.  LX1V 


stock*. 


Par.   Bid. 


Ask. 


stuck*. 


Par.    Bid.    .vvt. 


Stock*. 


Par.'  Bid.     Ask. 


yicanurua  Construction,  new..  100:      l>a 

Nicholson  File  Co 50  t  50 

Noleusville  Turnpike 1001  

Norfolk  A  Washington  St'boat.  1 00   

North  American  Co 1OO 

Oceanic  Steamship  (San  Fr.)..100 

O.  F.  Bldg.  Ass'n  (N.  B.) 

Old  Dominion  Steamship,  JAJ.100 

Oregon  Improvement  1OO 

Eng.  Trust  Co.  certfs 


.-,1  :l, 
45 


RosettaGrav.  Pav.  4  Imp 100 

Safety  Car  Heating  &  LlghtinglOO 
St.  Charles  Car 1OO 


72 


Paelno  Aux  Fire  Alarm 20 

Paolflo  Coast  Borax 100 

Pacific  Mail  Steamship 100 

Pacific  Rolling  Mill 100 

Pacific  Transfer 25 


Paramne  Paint 10 


Peck,  Stow  A  Wilcox  Co 50  t  20>a 

Penn.  Salt  Mfg 50  «1OO 

Penn.  Steel,  common 37 

Preferred 70 

Penn.  Water,  common 15 

Preferred 50  t 

Penobsoot  Bay  Land 10        4o. 

P.  Lorillard,  preferred 100    100 

Philadelphia  Warehouse 1OO 

Phila.  A  Wilmington  Steamboat..    130 

Phillips  Buttorff  Mfg 100   111 

Pittsburg  Plate  Glass  Co 1OO 

Plimpton  (Hartford) 100 

Pneumatic  Gun  Carriage 10 

Portland  Water 100    100 

Pratt  ACady  Co 1OO     55 

Pratt  A  Whitney,  pref., cam..  100   

Common 100!       3 

Prewltt,  Spurr  A  Co 100'  

Proctor  A  Gamble  Co 100   200 

Preferred 100   ISO 

Prov.  A  Ston.  Steamboat 100    

Prov.  Fall  R.  A  Nowp'tSt'mb't.50  t  12ia 
Pullman  Palace  O«r 100    152 


22  V 
20 


San  Diego  Land 25 


t  10 


95 
23  >4 


25 


Reece  Button  Hole 10 

Rhode  I  si.  Perkins  H.  s.,  com..  100 
Preferred 100 


I  21 


St.  Louis  Agr.  AM.  Assoclat'u.100    

St.  Louis  Brewing  Ass'n,  pref  .£10  £10 

Common £10     £5*2 

St.  Louis  Cotton  Compress — 100      10 

St.  Louis  Exposition  stock 25  t     5 

StL.  House  Building,  No.  3 5OO  (500 

St.  Louis  Transfer 100     42 

Savannah  Brewing  Co 100  X  92 

Savannah  Construction  Co. .1,000  t  71 

Savannah  Cotton 10O     50 

Shultz  Belting lOOi  

Slbley  Mfg.  Co 100     76 

Silver  bullion  certificates 65 

Simmons  Hard  ware— Pref . . . . .  lOOl  102 

Common : 100     96 

Smyth  Mfg.  Co.  (Hartford).... 100    13S 

Singer  Mfg.  Co 100   225 

Southern  Cotton  Oil 50  t  20 

60.   Spirits  Distributing  Co.— 

103"«      1st  pref.,  7  p.  o.  cum :... 

95      Spring  Valley  Water 100;     97>« 

142*2;  Standard  Oil lOOj  250 

lit)      Htandard  Rope  A  Twine 100        9^i 

67*4   Standard  Underground  Cable. 1OO    

State  St.  Exchange  (Boston)..  10O    

17c.  iStlllwell,  Bieroe  A  Smith  Valle  Co.      90 

103         Preferred 110 

70      Street  Railway  A  Ilium.  Prop. 1OO    

66         Preferred 100   108 

10      SwlftACo 100     85 

35      Tennessee  Cotton  ManuFtory .  100        5 
205     iTenth  A  Twenty-third  St.  Ferry...      70 

155      Texas  A  Pacific  Coal  Co 40 

Trenton  Potteries 4 

25         Preferred 100      28 

154     [Trow  Directory —Pref 1 OO1     26 

21>2  Union  Boot  A  Shoe  (N.  B.) 100    

22>«  lUnion  Dairy  Co 100     92 

67>2.'Union  Ferry  (Brooklyn) 100      61 


404 

"90" 
10»4 
65 


30 

540 

46 

93 

75 

52 

93 

78 

65  ie 
106 

98^2 


30 


97  "s 
251*2 

10% 
106 

"95" 
111 
32 

112 

86 

8 

"46" 
7»j 
38 
32>2 
60 
98 
62 


6>a 
83 
65 


8 

87 
70 


UnlonStoek  Yards,  St.  Louis. .1001  i   55 

Union  Storage  Co.  (Pittsburg).. 50  t 

Union  Switch  A  Signal 50i  t  20 

Preferred t  48 

Union  Type  Writer- 
Common 

1st  pref  en  ed 1001 

2nd  pref 1OO 

United  Carriage  Co.,  San  Fran.  100 

United  Elevator 100 

U.  8.  Express 100 

U.S.  Ulass.com 1OO 

Preferred 100: 

U.  S.  Leather lOOl 

Preferred 1OO 

U.  8.  Rubber lOOi 

Preferred 1001 

Utica  Cement 25  t 

Wagner  Palace  Car 100   156 

Walter  A.  Wood  Co 1001  1   10 

Washington  Market,  JAJ 50|t  10    j   13 

Washington  Safe  Deposit  Co..  100    , 

Webb  Manufact.  Co— Nashv'le  100   75 

Wells,  Fargo  Express 100x94       98 

Welsbach  Lt.  Co 6  t  42^ 


40 
13H! 
50    ; 

8»g| 
60% 
24V 
76  | 

4 


45 

"eo" 

9 
60T8 

77" 


Welsbach  Light  Co.,  Cauada 5 

Welsbaoh  Commerciall  Co. — 

Common 100 

Preferred 100 

Westcott  Express,  common 

Preferred 

West  End  (Boston)  Land 25 

West  End  Land  A  Improvement 

Co.,  Richmond 25 


t    a 

16 
64 
15 

100 

t       178 


25 
105 


Western  Aut.  Mach.  Screw  Co.  100   200     240 

Western  Union  Beef 5         7*3 

Westinghouse  Air  Brake 50!  1 177»2  181 

WhitlockCoil  Pipe  Co 100    105 

Wisrglus  Ferry  Co 1OO   175     180 

WiiicheKter  R.  Arms  Co 1001  500    ! 

Worthingtou  Co  ,  pref 100     75    j  79 

i    Common 100    16 

iWollaston  Land l>lf  88o.Jl-00 


t  Prices  are  per  share  not  per  cent. 


J  Last  sale. 


x  Ex-dividend. 


QUOTATIONS    OF    BANK   AND    TRUST    COMPANY    STOCKS. 

Prices  are  per  share,  not  per  cent,  with  the  exception  of  New  York  City  and  Brooklyn  bank  stocks.    Prices  marked  thus 
(*)  are  last  sales. 

The  dagger  (f)  prefixed  to  a  price  indicates  that  the  figures  show  the  book  value. 
The  double  dagger  (£)  prefixed  to  the  capital  stock  indicates  that  only  part  is  paid  in. 
The  section  mark  (§)  prefixed  to  surplus  indicates  that  undivided  profits  are  included. 


ALABAMA. 


Capital. 

Surplus. 

Deposits. 

P'r 

Bid. 

Ask. 

BIRMINGHAM— 
Alabama  Nat.  Bank. 
Ala.  Trust  A  Sav.  Co. 
Berney  Nat.  Bank.. 
Blrmingh'mTr.ASav 
First  National  Bank. 
Jefferson  Co.  Sav.  Bk. 
People'  s  Sa  v.  Bk.  ATr 

MOBILE— 

First  Nat.  Bank  
People's  Bank  

350,000 
100,000 
200,000 
500,000 
250,000 
150,000 
100,000 

300,000 
150,000 

§23,000 
5.750 
16,000 
36,436 
3,OOO 
15,000 

$ 
353,000 
25,000 
375,000 
665,784 
806,528 
320,000 
95.000 

1,416,842 
1,000,000 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 

240 

225 

90 

100 
105 
95 
105 
85 
75 

275 
235 

100,000 
150,000 

ARKANSAS. 

LITTLE  ROCK— 
Bank  of  Commerce.. 
Bank  of  Little  Rook. 
Citizens'  Bank. 

100,000 
200,000 
100,000 
200,000 
300,000 

§2,000 
§15,000 
10,000 
7,500 
100,000 

150,000 
350,000 
312,000 
468,783 
741,599 

25 
25 
25 
100 
100 

18% 
18% 
26% 
102 
115 

20 

20 
27  H 
1O4 
120 

Exchange  Nat.  Bk.  . 
German  Nat.  Bk  

CALIFORNIA. 


Los  ANQELES— 
California  Bank  
Oal.  Loan  &  Trust  Co. 
Citizens'  Bank  
FlrstNatioual  Bank. 
Los  Angeles  Nat.  Bk. 
MalnSt.Sv.Bk.AT.Co 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
Nat.  Bk.of  California 
Security  L.  ATr.  Co.. 
Beo.Sftv.B)'  ATr.Co. 
State  Loar  A  Tr.  Co  .  . 

SAN  FKANCISCO— 
Amer'u  Bk.  A  Tr.  Co. 
Anglo-Cal.  Bk.  (Ld.). 
Bank  of  California.. 
Cal.Saf  e  Dep.  A  T.Co. 
Columbian  Bank.Co. 
Crock'r-Wool'thN.B. 
First  National  Bank 
German  Sav.  A  Loan 
llunilinl.lt  Savings  A 
Loan  

250,000 
100,000 
100,000 
400,000 
500,000 
100,000 

200,000 

250,000 
100,000 
100,000 
500,000 

426,800 
!  1,501,500 
3,000,000 
1,000,000 
55,000 
1,000,000 
1,500,000 

;  1,000,000 

300,000 

'2.000,000 
3,180,559 
J  300,000 
3,000,000 
1,000,000 
{750,000 
300,000 
7.-,0.000 

20,735 
10,000 
22,186 
80,000 
40,000 
12,681 
18,000 
513,000 
§30,000 
26,271 
§26,769 

64,259 
199,035 
3,243,147 
75,380 
3,550 
500,000 
800,000 
609,650 

90,000 

18,953 
71,082 
67,150 
586,718 
627,050 
175,000 

'oi',484 

760,000 

100 

400,000 
1,738,754 
1,192,755 
425,000 
533,031 
450,000 
420,000 
716,000 
1,119,733 

312,982 
3,568,000 
12,009,361 
1,524,000 
63,000 
2,609,462 
4,333,225 
28,612,110 

2,815,110 

2,218,260 
4,853,815 
2,903,533 
7,200,000 
23,713,420 
5,586,56!) 
434,740 
1.349.812 

100 
100 

122 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

ibo 

100 
1000 

1000 

100 
35 
100 
1OO 
250 
100 
250 
rooo 

80 

100 

6213 
106 

1490 
1100 
126 

58 
24O 
109 

iae" 

1560 

128 
30 
41 

London,  Paris  A  Am. 
Bank  

London  A  San  Fr.Bk. 
Mutual  Sav'gs  Bank. 
Nevada  Bk.of  San  Fr. 
8.  Fran.  Sav.  Union. 
Sav.  A  Loan  Society. 
Security  Sav'gs  Bk.. 
Union  Trust  Co  

2V)" 

770 

500 
10S 

•Last  sale,    t  Book  value,    i  Part  paid  in.    §Uudiv'd  profits  Included. 


Capital. 

Surplus. 

Deposits. 

P'r 

Sid. 

Ask. 

OAKLAND— 
Cal.Bk.ATr.Co  
Central  Savs.  Bank  . 
FirstNational  Bank  . 
Union  Nat.  Bank  — 

SAN  JOSE.— 
Bank  of  Jose 

9 
100,000 

300,000 

300,000 
150,000 

300,000 
500,000 
300,000 
300,000 
50,000 
300,000 

§7,493 
24,421 
26,000 
150,000 

100,000 
100,000 

$ 
97,900 
970,900 
442,465 
568,157 

577,042 
374,511 
327,500 
1,742,400 

100 
30 
100 
100 

85 
i'2"6" 

90 

30 
125 

105 
90 
80 
30 

110 
1OO 
95 
35 

First  National  Bank 
Gard.  C.  Bk.  A  T.  Co. 
San  Jose  8.  Dep.  Bk. 
Security  Savings  Bk. 
Un.  Sav.  Bk.,  8.  Jose 

226,606 

50,000 

950,000 

~... 

30 

33 

COLORADO. 

DENVER— 
Central  Savings  Bk. 
Colorado  Nat.  Bank. 
Denver  Nat.  Bank  .  .  . 
Denver  Sav.  Bank.. 
First  National  Bank. 
International  Tr.  Co. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Comm'ce 
People's  Nat.  Bank. 
Western  Bank  

25,000 
500,000 
500,000 
250,000 
500,000 
250,000 
500,000 
300,000 
100,000 

2,750 
200,000 
150,000 

99,583 
5,062,527 
3,256,228 
403,262 
8.556,130 
552,684 
814,418 
14,953 
198,647 

100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100.OOO 
50,000 
100.0OO 
60,000 
10,000 

100 

CONNECTICUT. 

NEW  HAVEN— 
City  Bank  of  N.  H... 
First  National  Bank. 
Mechanics'  Bank  
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk.. 
N.  H.  Co.  Nat.  Bank. 
Nat.  New  Haven  Bk. 
Nat.  Trad'men's  Bk. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Union  Trust  Co  
Yale  National  Bank. 

HARTFORD— 

/Ktnii  Nat.  Bank  
American  Nat.  Bk.  .  . 
CharterOakNat.  Bk. 
City  Bk.of  Hartford. 
Conn.  River  Bg.  Co  . 
Conn.  Tr.  A  S.  D.  Co. 
Fanners'  A  Mechan- 
ics' Nat.  Bank  
First  National  Bank. 
Hartlord  Nat.  Bank. 
Hartford  Trust  Co.. 
Mercantile  Nat.  Bk. 
National  Ex.  Bank.. 
Phojnix  Nat.  Bank.. 
Security  Company.. 
State  Bank       
United  States  Bank. 

500,000 
500.0OO 
300,000 
500,000 
350,000 
464,800 
300,000 
5OO.OOO 
100,000 
500,000 

525,000 
GOO.  000 
500,000 
440.0OO 
150,000 
300,000 

500,000 
650.000 
1,200,000 
300,000 
500,000 
500,000 
1,000,000 
200,000 
400,000 
100,000 

60,000 
200,000 
45,000 
75,000 
200,000 
'203,000 
120.000 
370,000 
25,000 
150,000 

§390,000 
§365,OOO 
§127,000 
§157,000 
§75,000 
§229,000 

§163,000 
§209,000 
§728,000 
§170,000 
f>72,000 
§223,000 
§606,000 
§125,000 
§110,000 
§270,000. 

750,000 
986,736 
450,000 
766,614 
786,380 
810,931 
869,379 
791,260 
401,350 
877,880 

1,750,000 
1,300,000 
800,000 
950,000 
475,000 
2,100,000 

1,150,000 
1,315,000 
2,757,000 
1,300,000 
400,000 
910,000 
1,025,000 
420,000 
800.COO 
1,100,000 

100 
100 
60 
50 
10 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
50 
100 
100 
30 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 

125 

..... 

66>s 
45 
13H) 
169 
142 
170 

"47" 

ii'e" 

x!38 
x  67 
x  90 
xlOO 
x  30 
xl60 

xllO 
xllO 
X138 
X145 
x  65 
x  60 
x!20 
x!20 
xlOO 
x325 

147 
78 
96 

"37" 

ii'fi" 

144 

"75" 
65 

•Last  sale,  t  Book  value.  J  Part  paid  in.  §  Including  undi  vided  profltn.^ 
x  Ex-dividend. 

JAM-ART,  1897.] 


BANK    STOCK    QUOTATIONS. 


O^i*. 

SurjXta. 

Deporili. 

fr 

.Bid. 

Alk. 

Capital. 

Surplut. 

Depotitt. 

P-r 

Bid. 

Alk. 

BRIDOEPORT— 

Bridgeport  Nat.  Bk.. 
City  Natiunal  Buk. 
Connecticut  Nat.  Bk. 
First  National  Bank. 
Pequoaoock  N»t.  Bk. 

WATERBURY— 
ClttieaVNat.  Bank. 
Fourth:  Sat.  Bank... 
Haaufae's'  Nat.  Bk. 
Waterbury  Nat.  Bk. 

nMM 

3SO.OOO 

332,100 
210.000 
200,000 

300.000 
10O.OOO 
IOOJOOO 
5OO.OOO 

112,000 
150.OOO 

IIHI.IHMI 
1II.-..IMHI 

100,000 
100.000 

20.000 

20.000 

150,000 

416.457 
491,431 
6O5.244 

496,7s;i 
452,186 

475,027 
250,110 
367.385 
797,931 

SO 

Id" 
10O 
100 

llHI 

100 

11M1 

100 

50 

95 
150 
ISO 
175 
150 

145 
135 
133    ' 

87>» 

CHICAQO—  (Con.)— 
Drovers'  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
First  Nat.  Bank   of 
Englewood.  .    

$ 
250.000 
3,OOO,OOO 

100,000 
500,000 
1,000,000' 
200.OOO 
222.OOO 

:(d(i.(Mi(i 

250.OOO 
S.OOOi 
5IHI.IKXI 
2OO.OO11 
1,000,000 
2,000,000 
250,000 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 

750.0OO 
1,000,000 
5O.OOO 
200.OOO 
5OO.OOO 
2,000,000 
300,000 
50.000 
1,000,000 

1,500,000 

filHI.IMKI 
riOO.tMKI 

5OO.OOO 
2.0OO.OOO 
2.10O.OOO 
1,000,000 

2OO.OOO 

.-.(HI.IMMI 

500,000 
1  OO.OOO 

l-J.-i.iHIO 

125.000 
100.0OO 
100,000 
100,000 

200,000 

250,000 
300,000 
1OO.OOO 

100,000 

200,000 

eo.ooo 

6  141,052 
52247505 

;    14,125 

113,833 

l'J'.i,952 
5     17,191 
i  :!5S.(VJ() 
§    91,894 
5  245,458 
4     51.366 
j  254,054 
14,347 
516278S-3 
51127198 
§  103,527 
§  240,302 
.  124,620 

§1072597 

'  .-.riO.104 
5     26,635 
5     23,654 
J  248,709 
5  354,000 
5       7,213 
2,708 
'   -J3!l.rVl7 
}  137,213 
S  130,229 
i  130.285 
5     98.075 
52G30283 
Si  (199344 
§  674,581 

;     56.399 
5  1(>8,459 
5  955,604 

§    24,863 
J    25,230 
S    47,276 
J  114,274 

'      74.N'.t!> 
$  118,399 

'  108,038 
(.151,145 
J     17,357 
{  103,295 
200.000 

20.1  H  10 
15,000 

9 
1,877,292 
26,581,929 

318,130 

2,235,o(iO 
3,263,841 
516,218 
4,240,703 
1,440,321 
1.241,997 
287,781 
993,090 
618,050 
8,605,594 
9,699,684 
083.900 
2,877,148 
3,092,671 

3.147,922 
5,364,»41 
409,451 
731,396 
2,232,407 
4,641,009 
328,743 
128,732 
4,352,710 

100 
100 

135 
235 

145 
240 

Ft.  Dearborn  Nut.Bk. 
Globe  Nat.  Bank.... 
Globe  SavinKsBk  
Hibernian  Bkg.Ass'n 
HidcALeatli.Sttt.Bk. 
Home  Nat.  Bank  
Home  Savings  Bk  .  .  . 
International  Bank. 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank.. 
Merchants'  Nat.  Kk. 
Metropolitan  Nat.  Bk. 
Milw.  Ave.  State  Bk. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  America. 
Nat.  Bk.of  Republic 
National  Live  Stock 
Bank  of  Chicago  .  .  . 
N.  Western.  Nat.  Bk. 
Oakland  Nat.  Bank  .  . 
Prairie  State  Nat.  Bk  . 
State  Bk.of  Chicago. 
Union  Nat.  Bank.... 
u  v.«tern  State  Bunk. 
Went  Side  Bank  
Am.  Tr.  A  Sav.  Bk.. 
Chic.  Title  *  Tr.  Co. 
Commercial  L.  A  Tr. 
Equitable  Trust  Co.. 
Garden  City  Bk.  A  Tr. 
IllinoIsTr.ASav.Bk. 
Merchants'  L.  A  T.Co. 
Northern  Trust  Co  ... 
Prairie  State  Savings 

100 
IOO 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
IOO 
IOO 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
IOO 
IOO 
100 

107 
85 
85 
220 
115 

112 
90 
90 
230 
120 

138 

90 

t... 

„                    DELAWARE. 

125 
90 
250 
165 
110 
115 
90 

235 
145 
120 
100 
175 
92 
100 

135 
95 

WILMINGTON— 
Central  Nat.  Bank..        210.OOO       5O.OOO       314.66O  100 
Bqltab.Gu.ATr.Co.        5OO.OOO     100.OOO       901.882  100 
Farmers'  Bk.  of  DeL       336.OOO       43.OOO       325.OOO    50 
First  National  Bank.        5OO.OOO       95.0OO       612,165100 
Mat.  Bk.  of  Delaware        11O.OOO     13O.OOO       261,035200 
IT.  B.  of  Wilmington 
and  Brandy  wlu«v.        2OO.010     125.OOO       658,035    30 
See'rttyTr.*S.D.Co.        5OO.OOO     1OO.OOO    1.143,674  1OO 
Onion  Nat.  Bank....       2O3.175     21O.OOO    1.O14.1'.. 

120 
135 
60 
112V 

125 
139 
65 
115 
500 

76 
147 

77 

168 
115 
120 
95 

245 
155 
130 
110 
185 
96 
105 

70 

1424 
73 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA. 

100 

85 
85 
110 
115 
95 
340 
250 
200 

105 
104 
205 

90 
90 
115 
120 
100 
350 
260 
225 

110 
108 
215 

WASHINOTOM— 
Central  Nat.  Bank.. 
OltUen*'  Nat.  Bank. 
Columbia  Nat.  Bank. 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank.. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  RepubUe. 
Hat  Bank  of  Wash., 
•at.  Capital  Bank... 
HaLJrtropollfnBk. 
Ohio  Nat.  Bank  
BlMB  Nat.  Bank  ... 
8ee*ad  Nat.  Bank.  . 
Traders'  Nat.  Bank. 
Went  Kail  Nat.  Bank. 
B»at1naa  8.  ATr.Oo. 
Hat.8.D.4T.Oo  
Waak.IXMnATr.OK 

GeonaeTowH- 

rarm.Jk  Mech-N.Bk. 

100.000 
300,000 

•J  -.11,11.  1.1 

200,000 
200.000 
300,000 
900.000 
800.000 
900.000 
500.000 
123,000 
2OO.OOO 
•OOyOOOJ 
1,350.000 

1.000,000 

1,000.000 

•MM 

160.000 
100.000 
100.000 

11,000 

200.000 
200.000 
60,000 
375  .OOO 
}     13.619 
15.571 
•0.000 
40.000 
35,500 
350.000 
^     74.739 
150.000 

100.000 

967,875 
807,619 
904.0MO 
337,906 

*-.,:.  •.--. 
1.441.»22 
..1...-.JJ 
1.371.918 
2U9.5H1 
3.569.3t>2 
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•JOT.'.  11 
411-..  .;17 
1.15O.746 
1.663.397 
1.611.460 

886.369 

n~i 
100 

100 

100 

100 

100 
100 
100 

100 

270 

iii" 

xlOO 

1,520,752 
601,537 
2,157,417 

•J.-.,44X,>»45 
13,341,850 
8,231,216 

1.321,676 
1.2S  1.809 
3,066,046 

194,139 

236,679 
327.S6I! 
297>28 
398,426 
575,066 

568,711 

744.  XI5 

r,us.f>r,:i 
571,451 
834.257 
495.0OO 
472,268 

100 

100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

IOO 
IOO 

100 

130 

i<H 

280 
116 
280 

300 
95 

Royal  Trust  Co  

ROCKFORD  - 
Foreet  City  Nat  Bk. 
Manufrs'  Nat.  Bulk. 

100 

100 

100 
IIKI 
100 
100 

KM. 

126 
91 
106 
135 

188 
100 
112 

118 
124 

190 

Kockfnrd  Nat.  Bank 
Third  Nat.  Bank  
Wlnnebago  Nat.  Bk. 

SPRINQFIELD— 
Farmers'  Nat.  Bank. 
Ftrf  t  Nat.  Bank 

118 

FLORIDA. 

Illinois  Nat  Bank... 
Rtdgelr  Nat.  Bank.. 
8  prlnrt'd  Marine  Bk 
State  Nat.  Bank  
Sangamou  L.  A  Tr.Co. 

JACKSONVILLE— 
nntXat.Bk.of  FU. 
Mereoanu-  Nat.  Bk. 
VM.Bk.orJaekaoBT. 
NaUHk.Stateaf  Fla. 
•avtacsATnutBk  . 
•oathernSav.AT.Oo. 
i*Bt*Bk.  of  Florida.. 

50.000 
100.000 
150.000 

100.000 

50.000 
SO.OOO 

•„..,,.„, 

10.OOO 
13.000 

90.000 
90.000 

378,696  100 

:iir.'..;i..-  Hi" 
703.1O2  100 

i;:u.  •-•!•-  mo 

lVJ.ii.-l  UNI 
12O.OOO  100 
202.683100 

.  . 

INDIANA. 

INDIANAPOLIS. 
Capital  Nat.  Bank  .  .  . 
Indiana  Nat.  Bank.. 
Indiana  Trust  C»  — 
Harabaate'flat.  H'nk 
State  Bank  of  Indl'na 
Union  Troat  Co  

TERRE  HAUTE. 
First  National  Bank. 
National  State  Bank 

T-  •!!•••  H:iiiti-  Tr'-t  C" 
VlicoCo.  Nat.  Bank. 

300,000 
300.000 

Nlll.lMMl 

1,000.000 

200,000 

('.(KI.1HM1 

:nKi.(KMi 
200,000 

1  OO.OOO 
150.000 

45,000 
600.000 

919.656 
3,393,847 
199.427 
2.21O.920 
680,730 
111,142 

752,777 
335.952 
10,000 
314,777 

IOO 

100 

KM) 

100 

IOO 
100 

100 

85 
300 
106 
126 

90 

GEORGIA. 

AMMTA— 

Aaguit  a  Raving*  Bk. 
Oouiinrrrial  Bank     . 
Oeorgta  RR.  Hank  . 
Irtaa  A».Dtm»eB.  Bk. 
•M.Bk.»f  AogMta. 
Hat.  Exchange  Bk.. 
Pl.nt.-r.  1.  A  *    H* 

ATLANTA— 
a  marltai  Trait    A 
Banking  Co  
Atlanta  Banking  Co. 
Atlanta  Nal  Bank 
At-Tr.  A  Bank-gO*. 
Oapttal  City  Bank... 

KuSttr£k>.AT.Co. 
fourth  Sat  Bank.. 
Oa.LnanS.ABkg.OD. 

Ga.  *•-•   A  lik<  i  .. 
LowryBaaktagOe  . 
!Ca4doxBa0k«rB.O» 
HealLoaaABkg.C* 
T*r4  HatkmaTBk 
Tru.K'..  .,•  .,,.,r<'.. 

MACOM- 
4»MrlB»n  Nat.  Bank 
Out  u«orgla  Bank. 
SzAhajiga  Bank 
tint  Hal  Bank.  ..'.. 
HMO*  Bavtaea  Ba*k 
Onion  Barings  Bank 
A  Trust  Co.  

;..,.«, 

soo.ooo 

24M.OOO 
SO.OOO 
350.000 
•00.000 

1,«..,HH. 

100.000 

200.000 
150.000 

ino.ooo 

400.000 
100.000 

-,.!.,  NX) 

400.000 
200.000 
100.000 
850,000 
160.000 
100.000 
200.000 
UMM 

_•'  ii   IUMI 

100.000 

500.000 

JI.I..HN 

150.000 
500.000 
•00.000 
500.000 

:36oooo 

1*6.000 

400.000 

]"r.'  n"! 

17.096 
30.000 

IMM 

•MM 

157.544 
1,647,688 

Km 

354,484 
191^84 
191,919 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
10 

100 
100 
100 

100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 

110 
66 

110 
128 
98 
115 

270 
130 
100 
110 

90,000 
7.500 
60.000 

300.000 
40.000 
&       3,600 
30.000 

40 

114 

75 
119 
60 

; 

110 
400 

90,775 

i:i.:)"7 

115 
66 
6 

85 
120 

!::, 

18.000 
00.000 
967.000 
30.000 
100.000 

MM 

' 

IOWA. 

DES  MOINE»- 
Bankers'  Iowa  State. 
Capital  Cltr  State  Bk 
On.  Loan  A  Tr.  Co.. 
CltHena'  Nat.  Bank 
DeaMolnea  Hat.  Bk 
Iowa  Ix>an  A  Tr.  Co. 
Iowa  National  Bank. 
N.  K.  Loan  A  Tr.Co. 
Seruritr  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 
Valley  Hatlon'l  Bank 

DUBUQUE— 
Citliens'  State  Bank. 
Iniiiiiiiue  Hat.  Bank. 
First  Rational  Bank. 

200.000 

100,000 

I'lXl.lMHl 
L'lHl.lMXl 

300.000 
500.000 

100.000 
760,000 

187.571 
200,000 

100.000 
1  OO.OOO 
200,000 
150,000 

.   100,000 

300,000 
4  OO.OOO 

300.000 
200.0OO 
250.000 
IIMI.IMHI 
2OO.OOO 
500.000 

HMI.1MH1 

200,000 
60.000 

350.OOO 
3OO.OOO 

999,219 
839,788 

:i.7.-i<i.iKio 
401.621 

s'ei'.ob's 

154,112 

208,281 
594,555 
378.064 
266,064 
728,948 
928,944 

600,000 
232.OOO 

i,'.»:n.»;or, 

299.OOO 
40O.OOO 
3,975,OOO 
374.OOO 
1,590,000 
323.0OO 

100 
100 
100 
IOO 
IOO 
100 

1(1" 

100 
100 

100 

100 
IOO 
IOO 
IOO 

ioo 

100 

100 
115 

206" 
140 

J.252.000 
160.000 
700.000 
179.OM 

J-...-N, 

7.H.---7 

50 
105 

102 
10. 

10.000 
36,000 

100.000 

44.000 
100,000 

50,000 

',    110.000 

20.639 

140.000 

10.000 
20.0OO 
34,600 

215" 

J     58,901 
f       3.000 

ESS 

1  116.000 
40.000 
150.000 

1    r.-.i.-i 
(    36.000 

35.000 
3.000 
130.000 
75.OOO 

MH 

90.000 
25,000 

•J-...HH 

f       34.000 
100.000 
135,000 
9O.OOO 

I-..--H 
500.000 
,16,000 

90 
99 

93 

150 

150 
2o6" 

"s'o" 

* 

1.180.000 
500.000 
860.000 

472,000 

100    11H 

10.i      IMl 

..      275 
100     9O 
100      75 

136 



ioo" 

80 

90 
85 
100 
100 
115 
125 
125 

767.000 

ISO,  ooo 

1,100.000 
400.000 

MMM 

966,000 

470.000 
667.478 
960.000 
498348 
385.445 
342:000 
493.172 
1.970>9ft 

HglM 

Ger.  Tr.  A  Bar.  Bank 
lowaTr.  A  Bav.  Bk.. 
Second  Nat'l  Bank.. 

DAVENPORT— 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
Davenport  Nat.  Bk.. 
Davenport  Sav.  Bank 
Farm.  A  Mech.  Bank. 
Pint  Hat.  Bank  
German  Saving*  Bk. 
In  wa  National  Bank. 
Sontt  Co.  Sav.  Bank. 
Union  Savings  Bank 

20,000 

•J1I.1HX1 

65,000 

100.000 
16,000 
87,000 
600 
50,000 
&  172,820 
10,OOO 
55.OOO 
7,500 

112 
120 
120 

SAVANNAH— 

60 
100 

H. 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

X46>» 

tut 

XlOH 
94 
190 
xlOO 
xlOO 
170 
93 

47>, 
100 
107 
IOO 
131 
101 
101 
178 
95 

1(1(1 

UK) 

10" 

ioo 

100 
100 
100 
10(1 

•Slk'iill'  NsY  Bk 
VM.Bk.nf  Savannah 

E£fttl?:S: 

g.Bt.fBaa»»Oa^. 

Title  Gil.  A  LoM  O». 

KENTUCKY. 

ILLINOIS. 

COVINOTON. 
Citliens'  Hat.  Bank.. 
(••ivlnitton  Trust  Co. 
Fanners'  A  Traders' 
First  Hat.  Bank. 

200,000 
100.OOO 
300.000 
BOO.OOO 

350,000 

650.OOO 

200.000 
3OO.OOO 
400,000 

200.00O 

25,000 
S       7,264 
150.OOO 
120,000 
70,000 

404,323 
14.OOO 
512,233 
968,010 
361,381 

IOO 
IOO 

100 

IOO 
100 
100 

125 
95 
15O 
122i« 
118 
IOO 

90 
205 

110  . 

125 

130 
103 
160 
125 
125 
105 

95 

210 
12O 

135 

CMICAOO— 
An    Ex.  Nat.  Bank 
•ankof  OomMrM. 
Banker.'  Hat.  Haak 
OUnmet  Nat.  Bank. 

BS8I  •&••*• 

QMnmerclal  Nat.  Bk 
OonUnoatAl 
Corn  F.trhanir*  Hk 

1,000.000 
600.000 
1.OOO.OOO 

-  .M..-.T;I 
i    n.44i 

1  13*  40A 

34.OOO 

9.349.149 

8,773,O7t 
844.911 
210.764 
7394,402 
7.917.656 
9.601.121 
4.0M.6M 

100 
100 
100 
,100 
IOC 
,10C 

hoc 

IOC 
JlOC 

88 

90 
96 
110 

liiTlnan  N:it.  IliiliW 

No.Bk.  ofKy.  (Br'ch) 
LEXINGTON— 
Central  Bank  

108 

§    22,944 
269,148 
§    98,090 

S    62.102 

135,821 
433,36ft 
189,760 

284,351 

J,.,..., 

MMMKM 

i.ooo.ooc 

2.OOO.OOO 

4-....J1 

•37^64 
1  109.41  ( 

679.511 

I1WJ..1..' 

105 
225 
225 
125 
f4O 

110 
240 
235 
130 
2!tO 

Fayette  Nat.  Ban!.  . 
First  Nat.  Bank  
Lexington  City  Nat. 
Bank  

•  La-t  wU.  «  Book  vain*.  :  fin  pett  1».  i  Unlading  undivided  profits- 
x  K«  dividend. 

•lAstsale.  t  Book  value.  !  Part  paid  to.  (Inoludlng  undivided  proMt. 

THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


LEXINGTON— Con. 

Hat.  Exchange  Bank 
Northern  Bk.  of  Ky. 
Pbxrnlx  Nat.  Bank  . . 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Third  Nat.  Bank 

LOUISVILLE— 

American  Nat.  Bank 

Bank  of  Commerce. . 

Bank  of  Kentucky... 

Bank  of  Louisville. . . 

Citizens'  Nat.  Bank.. 

OTinblaFln.&Tr.Oo. 

Farmers'  &  Drovors' 

Fidelity  Trust  &  Safe- 
ty Vault  Co 

First  Nat.  Bank 

German  Bank 

Oermaii  Insurance.. 

Oerman  Nut.  Bank.. 

German  Security — 

Kentucky  Trust  Co. . 

Louisville  Bank  V  Co. 

Louisville  City  N.B. 

Louisville  Trust  Co.. 

Third  Nat.  Bank.... 

Union  Nat.  Bank 

Western  Bank 


Surplta 


Capital. 

100,000 
1. HI  3.900 
15O.OOO 
150.0OO 
100,000 

80O.OOO 
80O.OOO 

1,645,1001,113,000 
650.OOO        40.OOO 

500.000  178,000 
1,000,000!    250,000 

300.0001  73,000 


Deponli. 


165.46H 

r.i.->,s:to 

33(i,807 
221,558 


25,814 

177,200 

72,976 

5.324 

19,087 


55,000  2,100,000  loo 

790.300    1,162,000  10O 


110 
100 

107 
88 
95 


77 
104 

1I320.0OO  100    172 
327.OOO  100'     68 
2,200,200100    118 
080,000  lOOl  122% 
625,359  lOOl  


Bid.    Ask. 


i.ooo, ood 
.-.dd.dOd 
30O.OOO 
249,500 
251,500 
179,000 
125,000 
5OO.OOO 
•Idd.ddd 

800,000 

400,000 
750,000 
250,000 


550.0OO 


346,400 
302,800 

33,200 

103,214 

3.062 

407,140 

75,000 
425.000 

98.0OO 
151,000 
117,350 


100 

1,100.100100 

2,323,800  100 

2, 591,1001  50 

541,220  100 

769,120100 

'100 

1,634,190  100 
4OO.OOO  100 
556,000  100 
750,000  100 
2,052,000  100 
890,630  100 


201 

230' 

210 

35 

150 


135 
100 
113 
120 


120 
I O2 
US 
92 
100 


80 
'200 
175 

70 
115 
1231-2 
100 

206 
155 
250 
225 

40 
155 

75 
110 

80 
137 
1O5 
115 
135 


LOUISIANA. 


NEW  ORLEANS— 

Canal  &  Banking  f"o  - 
Citizens'  Bank  of  La. 
Germanla  Nat.  Bank 
GermanlaSav.Bk... 
Hibernla  Nat.  Bank. 
Louisiana  Nat.  Bank 
Metropolitan  Bank.. 
New  Orleans  Nat.Bk. 

People's  Bank 

Provident  Sav'gs  Tr. 
&  Safe  Deposit  Bk. 
State  National  Bank 
Tentonla  Sav.  Bank. 
Union  Nat'l  Bank... 
U.  S.  Tr.  &Sav.  Bk.. 
Whitney  Nat.  Bank. 


1,000,000 
380.200  J 
300,000 
100,000  $ 

3OO.OOO 
500,000 
250,000  5 
200,000 
300,000 

100,000  § 
300.0OO 

100,000  5 

300,000 

100,000  § 

400.OOO 


40o,roo 
102,000 
125,000 
220,456 
300.00O 
150.0OO 
137,443 
800,000 
203,928 

5,670 

60,000 

3,535 

"i',998 
825,000 


2,907,372 


800,000  100 


1,029.040 
2,167,956 


100 


100 
100 


2,873,3671100 
3,552.587:100 


1,174,337 
3,351,747 
1,100,632 

212,288 
1,157,831 

158,156 
1,247,284 

719,042 
4,524,382 


100 
100 
50 

100 
100 
1OO 

ibo 

100 


121 

ibe" 

325 
175 
120 

530" 


80 


129 

85 

125 


ISO 
136 

625 
53% 


100 

95 


92 


MAINE. 


PORTLAND- 

CanalNat.  Bank 

Casco  Nat.  Bank 

Chapman  Nat.  Bank. 
OumberlandNat.  Bk. 
First  National  Bank . 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. . 
Wat.  Traders'  Bank.. 

northern  Bkg.  Co 

Portland  Nat.  Bank. 
Portland  Trust  Co... 


6OO.OOO 
800.OOO 
100,000 
250.0OO 
1,000.000 
300,000 
300,000 
100,000 
300.000  § 
100,000  « 


120.000 

200,000 

7,500 

5O.OOO 

182,000 

200.0OO 

GO.OOO 

10,400 

23.0OO 

50,000 


578,945 
720,294 
463,597 
154,789 
1,147,954 


1OO  112 
100  95 
100  ..... 
32 
96 


287,612! 
1,197,067 
1,380,749 

373,424 


40 
100 

75  112 
100  97 
100  ..... 
100  100 
100  115 


116 
97 
95 
35 
97 

113 
99 


102 
120 


MARYLAND. 


BALTIMORE— 
American  Nat.  Bank 
Canton  Nat.  Bank. . . 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
Com. A  Farm.N.Bank 
Continental  N.  Bank 
Drov.iMec'sN.Bank 
Equitable  Nat.  Bank 
Farm.  &  Mer.N.Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
fierman-Amer.  Bank 
Ger.B'nkofBalt.City 
Manufact'rs'  N.Bank 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Nat.  Bank  of  Balt'ore 
Nat.  Bankof  Com'roe 
Nat.  Exchange  Bank 
Nat.  Far.  *Plan.Bank 
Nat.  Howard  Bank.. 
Nat.  Marine  Bank... 
Hat.  Mechantcs'Bank 
Nat.  Un.  Bank  of  Md 

Old-Town  Bank 

People's  Bank 

Second  Nat.  Bank. . . 
South  Baltl'ore  Bank 
Third  National  Bank 
Traders'  Nat.  Bank.. 
Western  Nat.  Bank. . 

Baltimore  Trust    & 

Guaranty  Co i 

Fidelity  &  Deposit 

Co.  of  Maryland. . . 
Ouar.  Security  Trust1 

A  Deposit  Co I 

Maryland  Tr.  Co I 

Mercantile  Trust  & 

Deposit  Co.  of  Bait1 
Safe  Deuo*lt,  *  Trust 

Co.  of  2.-.!t,imore..| 

I-REDERICK— 

Central  Nat.  Rank... 

Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. . 

Farmers  &  Mechan- 
ics'Nat.  Bank 

First  Nat.  Bank 

Franklin  Sav.  Bank. 

Frederick  Co.  Nat.Bk 

Frederick  Town  Sav. 
/D'titutlon 


200.000 
100,000 
500,000 
512,560 
300,000 
300,000 

r.oo.ooo 
650,000 

1,110,000 
300,000 
400.0OO 
500,0001 

1,500,000' 

1,210,7OO| 
300,000, 
600,000 
800,000 
230,000 
•100,000 

l.OOo, odd 
900,000 
150,00o! 
225,000  5 
500,000 
28,150 
500,000 
230,000 
500.000 


500,000 
750,000 

100.000 
1,000,000 

1,000,000 
500,000 


34,000 

2,500 

500,0001 

130,000 

22,000! 
100,000 

20,000 
325,000 
275,000 

50,000 

90,000 

20,000 
500,000 
400,000 

80,000 
120,000! 
600,000 

24,800 
100,000 
200,000 
200.000 
140,000 

13,622 

5OO.OOO 

2,000! 

47,200 

46,000 
300.000 


689,352  100 

239,233  1OO 

1,994,465  10 

769,472:100 

548,044  10O 

2,351,425  100 

788,802  100 

1,435,144  40 

1,627,817100 

375,0281100 

528,108  100 

577,710'100 

3,138,082  100 

1,676.690  100 

637,329  15 

1,413,401100 

1,98  »,  121  25 

568,4941.... 

1,285,858'  30 

2,287,4751  10 

1,460,472  75 

668,000;  10 

369,9091  20 

832,518100 


300,000 
400,000 


765,691 


200.00O  §    50,959 
100,0005110,036 


125,000 
loo.doo 
112.OOO 
150,000 


45,177 
23,524 
11,570 

5M.107 


171,0005    61,341 


1,273,742  100 

440,002  1OO 

1,854,562    20 


2,s9-i,000 


158,601 
1,390,983 

234,216 

141.473 

111,597 

72,140 

596,000 


116 


1231s 

90 
170 

94 

62 
125 
105 


91 


142 

16 
132 

46 

101. 

38 

81 
17 

1712 

190 


120 

90 

22 
125 

93 
172 

97 

63  <« 
126 


95 

100 
40 


100   190 


92 
148 
144 

17 
134 

48 

11 

39 

181s 

8! 

ISia 

1S12 

195 


99 

106 

41 


50 
100 


100 

50 


100 


25 
100 

25 
1OO 
100 

15 

100 


138 


200 
140 

90 
118     120 

126 


..300 


27     :    2712 
210     

32%    33 

50 

110 

18ia    19 

160    i 165 


Last  xali. 


iKookvalue.  ;  Part  paid  In.  $  Including  undivided  profits. 

• 


MASSACHUSETTS. 


BOSTON— 

Atlantic  Nat.  Bank.. 

AtlaH  Nat.  Bunk 

Blackstone  Nat.  Bk. 
Boston  Nat.  Bank . . . 
Boylston  Nat.  Bank. 
Broadway  Nat.  Bk . . . 
Bunker  Hill  Nat.  Bk. 
Central  Nat.  Bank. . . 
Colum Ujan  Nat.  Bk . . 
Commercial  Nat,  Bk. 
Continental  Nat.  Bk. 
Eliot  National  Bank. 
Everett  Nat.  Bank.. 
Faneuil  Hall  Nat.  Bk 
First  National  Bank. 
First  Ward  Nat.  Bk . . 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 
Kreemans'  Nat.  Bk.. 

Globe  Nat.  Bank 

Hamilton  Nat.Bk... 

Hancock  Nat.  Bk 

Howard  Nat.  Bank.. 
Lincoln  Nut.  Bank.. 
Ma n ui's'  Nat.  Bank. 
Market  Nat.  Bank... 

Mass.  Nat.  Ka»k 

Mechanics' Nat.  Bk.. 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk.. 
Metrop'litanNat.  Bk. 
Monument  Nat.  Bk.. 
Mt.  Vernon  Nat.  Bk. 
National  City  Bank. 
Nat.Bk. of  CTmmerce. 
Nat.Bk. of  C'mmouw. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  No.  Am.. 
Nat.  Bk.  ofRedemp.. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Republic . 
National  Eagle  Bk... 
Nat.  Exchange  Bk . . . 
N.  Hide  &  Leath.  Bk. 
N.MarketBk.ofBrig. 
Nat.  Revere  Bank. . . 
National  Rockland 

Bank  of  Roxbury.. 
Nat.  Security  Bank.. 

Nat.  Union- Bank 

Nat.  Webster  Bank. . 
N.  Eng.  Nat.  Bank  . . 

North  Nat.  Bank 

Old  Boston  Nat.  Bk. 
Peoples'  Nat.  Bank 

of  Roxbury 

Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Shawmut  Nat.  Bank. 
Sh.  &  Leath.  Nat.  Bk. 
South  End  Nat.  Bk.. 

State  Nat.  Bank 

Suffolk  Nat.  Bauk... 
Third  Nat.  Bank.... 
Tremont  Nat.  Bank 
Washington  Nat.  Bk. 
Winthrop  Nat.  Bank 

Am.  Loan  &  Tr.  Co. . 
Bay  State  Trust  Co . . 
Beacon  Trust  Co — 
Bost.  S.  Dep.  &  Tr.Co. 
Columbia  Trust  Co. . 
Internat'l  Trust  Co . .  • 
Mass.  Loan  &  Tr.  Co. 
Mattapan  D.&Tr.Co. 
Merc.  Loan  &  Tr.  Co. 
N.  Engl'd  Trust  Co.. 
Old  Colony  Trust  Co. 

Puritan  Trust  Co 

State  St.  Safe  Depos. 

&  Trust  Co 

U.  S.  Trust  Co 


Capital. 


Surplttt. 


BEVERLY— 
Beverly  Nat.  Bank.. 

BROCKTON— 
Brockton  Nat.  Bank. 

Home  Nat.  Bank 

Plymouth    Co.   Safe 

Dep.  A; Trust  Co... 

CAMBRIDGE— 
Charles  Riv.  N.  Bank 
Cambridge  Safe  Dep. 

&  Trust  Co 


CHELSEA— 
First  National  Bank. 
WinnissimetNat.Bk. 

DANVERS— 
First  National  Bank. 

FALL  RIVER— 
Fall  River  Nat.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
MM swisi >it  Nat.  Bank 
Metacomet  Nat.  Bk . . 
National  Union  Bank 
Pocasset  Nat.  Bank. 
Second  Nat.  Bank. . . 

FlTCHBURO- 
Fitchhurg  Nat.  Bank 
Rollstoue  Nat.  Bank 
Safety  Fund  Nat.  Bk. 
Wacuussett  Nat.  Bk. 

HAVERHILL— 

Essex  Nat.  Bank 

First  National  Bank. 
Haverhill  Nat.  Bank 
Haverhlll  Safe  De 

posit  &  Trust  Co. . . 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
MerrimackNat.  Bank 
Second  Nat.  Bank. . . 


300,000 
4OO.OOO 
200,000 
200,000 
350.OOO 
175,000 
350,000 
1 00,000 
185,000 
12,000 
2OO.OOO 
500,000 
50.0OO 
300,000 
1,000,000!  1,000,000 

2OO.OOO     100,000 

750,000 

800,000 
1,000,000 

750,OOOi 

.100.000  5 


750,000, 
1,500,000 

1,000,000 

1,000,000 
700,000 
200,000, 

500,000 

500,000; 
1,000,000 

250,000 
1,OOO,000 
1,000,000 

4OO.OOO 
1,000,000 


Depotitt.    F-r    Bid.    Atk. 


108 

114 

86 


109 


1,000,000 
500,000 
500,000 
800,000 
800,OOO; 
250,000 

3,000,000 


150,000 
124,100 

85,500 
200,000 

11,703 


84,000 
160,000 

40,000 
126,500 
300,000 
500,000 

200,000 

400,000 

liSOOiOOO!  1,000,000 
1,000,000!  108,000 
1,000,000' 

1,500,000; 

250,000 
1,500,000 


500,000 

150,000 
200,000 

1,000,000 

1,500,000 

1,000,000 

1,000,000 

1 ,000,000 


200,000 
15,125 
50,200 

134,000, 
57,000 

1OO,000; 
1,500.000 


12O 
87 

84 

10038 

70 

88 
75 
100 
75% 


400,000 

300,000 

50,000 

170,000 


300,000! 

250,000 

1,000,000 

:  ,000,000 

1,000,000 

1,000,000 
900,000 

300,000 
1,600,000 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 

•200,000 
2,000,000 
1,000,000 
2,000,000 
1,000,000 

750,000 

300,000: 
1,000,000! 

200,0001 
300,000 1 

1,000,000 

100,000! 

1,000.000 

1,000,000; 

100.0001 

250,000! 

1.000,000 

1,000,000 
200,000 

300,000 
2OO.OOO 


200,000 


150.OOO 
200,000 
400,000 
250,000 
600,000 
200,000 
250,000 

170,000 

1,000,000 

200,000 

125,000 

6,500 

400.000 

300,000 

90,000 

200,000 

250,000 

150,000 


1,063,000  100 
3,0  .'6,000  1OO 
1,701,000  100 
2,752,OOO  10O 
1,653,000  1OO 
1,878,000  1OO 
1,226,8*8  100 
1,877 ,000;  100 
2,405,000' 1OO 

912,000  1OO 
1.445,000  100 
1,348,000  100 

816,000  KM) 
2,0«3,OOO  1OO 
3.837,000  1OO 

765,0101100 
2,382,000  100 
l.OSO.OOO'lOO1 
4,244,000  100 
1,353,000'100 

711,000  100 
2,371,000'100 
l,2(<0,000  100 
2,371, OOO'lOO 
2,265,000' 100 
I,597,000il00 
1,240,000  100 
7,704,OOO  100 

903.000  100! 

379,052,100: 
1,145,000' 100 
1.589,000  lOOi 
5.370,000  100! 
6,973,000  100 
1,562,000  100 
7.399,0001100 
8,587,000100 
1,327,000  100 
6,310,000  100 
2,810,000  100 

525,116  100 
4,715,000  100 


1,455,956  1OO  * 137 

l,544,OOOloO:* 17313 

130 

100i«  100% 

149      

100    ! 

105V 106 

136     137i« 
' 1771s 


80*8 
881*    88% 

* |124% 

* ,100 

* >2001« 

114  115 
96  100 
77  80 

ilOO 

12314 

80 

* |1277e 

233% 

125 


85 

ios 


74 


......  j!2O 

152    153 
......    90 

•  ......  225 


*  ......  112ia 


97 

* 116% 

13812  140 
78V 

125      125i2 
"    108»s 
(15% 


1,645,000  100 
1,70-1,000,100 
2,563,000100 
2,558, OOOllOO 
1,557,000  100 


571,862  100 
7,455,000  100 
7,523,000100 
3,130,000  100  ., 

252,310100* 60 

3,911,000100    10814 

1,922,000  100  107  108 
6,308,000!  100'  89  9O 
2,092,000 1 100 !  82  I  83 

865.000HOO' 101 

1,919.000  1OO  * !l31 


88%    90 '4 


500,000    4,424,104  100 

25.000  2,304,493100 
537,792       532.7HO  100 

1,000,000    7,349,693  100 
2.50O       194,007  .... 
1,000,000    8,339,428  100 
200.000;  2,977,487  100 

12.0001  510.00OJ100 
6,00o!       001,157100 

1,000,000  12,705,589  100 
750,000  12,219,732  100 
523,565  100 


100 
100 


94 


14014 


97 


24,650 
50,000 


70,000 


100,000   20.000 
2OO.OOO  100,000 

100,000  5   4,470 


100,000  5  65,000 
100,000  $  20,000 


300,000  100,000 
1OO.OOO   18,500 


1,120,863 
1,153,793 


368,068 


100 


513,174  100 
1,006,485  100 

323,367  100 


550,000  100 


140 


105 


100 


185i« 


102% 


500,000 


UK) 


150 


125 
175 


550,000100* 

SOO.OOOilOO  * 


150,000 


400,000 

400.000 
300,000 
500,000 
200,000 
200.000 
150,000 


24,000 


100,000 

150,000 

150,000 

125,000, 

14,7001 

40,000 

75,000 


169,677 


75 


73 


112 

106 

99=8. 

77 


250,000  150,000 

250,000  135,000 

200.000  40,000 

250,000  250,000 


100,000  20,000 

300,000  120,000 

2OO,OOO  100,000 

200,000  20.OOO 

1OO.OOO  25,000 

240,000  120,000 

150.0OO!  50.0OO 


411,913  100  105 

466,773  100  

501,512100,  14812  152i» 

433,254  100    

232.080  100!  104     108 

367,910100    145      

290,121  100    165     172 

678.441  100* 145 

306,638  100* 145 

352.0601OO* 120 

700,125  100* 200 


181,488100  

564,805  100  132ig 

586,038  1OO  150 

..,100  112 

202,963100  

414,705  100  160 

455.566100  


120 


155 


•Last  sale,  t  Book  value.  ;  Part  paid  in.  $  Including  undi  vided  profit* 


jAXfARY,    1897.] 


STOCK    QUOTATIONS. 


Capital.     Surplus.     Uepuntt.    fr    Bid. 


HOLYOKE— 
City  National  Bank. 
Hadley  FallsNat.Bk. 
Holyoke  Nat.  Bank.. 
Home  Nat  Bank.... 
Park  National  Bank 

LAWRENCE 
Arlington  Nat.  Bank 
Bay  State  Nat  Bank 
Broadway  Sav.  Bk.. 
Kasex  Savings  Bank. 
Lawrenee  Nat  Bank 
Lawrence  Sav.  Bank 
Merchants  NaUBk . 
Pacific  Nat  Bank... 

LOWELL— 

Appleton  Nat  Bank. 
Pint  National  Bank. 

Lowell  Trust  Oo 

Merch.  Nat  Bank... 
Middle***  Traat  Co.. 
Old  Lowell  Nat  Bk. 
Prescott  Nat.  Bank,. 
BaHroad  Nat.  Bank 
Traders'  Nat.  Bank. 
Wame.lt  Nat  Bank 

LYNN— 

Central  Nat.  Bank. 

ilonal  Bank. 

Lynn  National  Bank 

LrnnSafeDep.&T.Co 

Mannfac'a Nat  Bank, 

National  City  Bank. i 

.  Nat  Security  Bank.. 

1  Bee-ySafeUep.AT.Co 

NEW  BEDFORD—   . 

CttUens'  Nat  Bank.. 

^^•htluual  Bank. 

Keen.  National  Bank 

v          VaflBank... 

Nat.   Hunk  of  Com. 

Hew  Bedford  8.  Dep. 

ATr.Co ' 

PEABOOV— 
Bo.  Usurers  Nat  Bk. 
Warren  Nat  Bank  .. 

SALEW— 

Ajj«rle  Nat  Bank... 
fferat  National  Bank, 
llaiiiilll  Nat  Bank 

Mrr,  I,,..'-  N  ,•  llr.« 

Naun.t.  .„•  s  ,-  I!  i-.i 
Salem  Nat  Bank 


•  *  * 

SOO.OOO  37,000  540,206100  

200.000  100.000  163,736  1OO  150 

2OO.OOO  85.OOO  538,206  1OO  150 

250.0OO  43,OOO,  315,641  100  105 

100.000  50,000  339,059100  


100,000 
•70,000 

40300 
8OO.OOO 
300,000 

U.700 
1OO.OOO 


80,000 
7B.OOO 


3OO.OOO 
25O.OOO 
129,000, 
400.000 
1OO.OOO 
200.000, 
30O.OOO 
4OO.OOO 
200,000 
350,000 


B00.OOO 

500.000 
lOO.OOO 
lOO.OOOi 
200.000 
800.000 
100,000 

200,000 


30,500 

'ao'.obo 

25,000 


100,000 

15O.OOO 
M.1M 

1OO.OOO 


40,000 
100,000 
100.000 

..,„„, 

50.000 


100,000 
2OO.OOO 

1-J-...K., 

50.000 

n.ooo 

150.000 

150,000 

(6,000 


347,000 

412.000 

1 .4OO.OOO 


100  120 
75  120 


127 


6,438,000  ... 
397,000  100 

1,100,000  .... 
4«3,OOO  100  115 
322,000100  112 


TBUM 

424,891 
831.O43 
641.813 


349,178 

418,619 

5*2.408 

1,339,937 


1OO  124 
10O  1B2 
100  102 
100  144 
'1OO 


100  121 
IOO  143 
IOO  131 

100  

100  128 


356,838  100    150 
573,962  100    130 
475,226100    ""» 
746.500  IOO 
453.41.    IIHI 
636.1-:   IIKI 
498,471  IOO 


19O 
150 
90 
160 
220 


5OO.OOO  i  133.551 

1,000.000  (287.480 

600.000  {391.049 

l.OOO.OOO  (635.760 

1,000.000  }232.0»8 

900.000  528.945 


•9,000 

100.000 


1.036.000  100  133 


313.208 

17-...-.. 
913.288 


402,587  100 


470.351 


100  110 
_  100  153 
478.6SO  100 


100' 


LOS 


1B9.4«8  100 
399,710'  100 


313.000'   73.000 
300.000   80.000 

•J..I...K, 
2OO.OOO 


200.000 


90.OOO 
75.000 
40.000 


•J  ....  i.  .. 

260.842 

1-...  108 
160.830 


85 


118 
123 


30   37 


Atk. 


160 
155 
115 


105 


us 
ibo" 


155 
135 
20O 
155 
95 
165 
225 
140 


113 


205 
80 


120 
130 


30 


IOO  774  85 

IOO  IOO  103 

50   63   67 


500.000  SOO.OOO 


220.053  100  80  !  90 
360.154  IOO  123  130 
360.726  100  107  110 


Anwam  Nat  Bank. 
ttapln  Nat  Bank  .. 
•If  IB  I  Nat  Back 

City  National  Bank. 
atonal  Bank. 
Hampdrn  L'nATr.l  o 
Joan  Hancock  Nat.  . 
Pymbnn  Nat  Bank 
fieond  Nat.  Bank... 
•Md  Nat  B'k 
•fllninilil  Safe  De- 
^^^••Tr.  Oo  ...... 

Thirl  Na 


300.000t 
000,000, 
400.000 


400.000' 
100.000', 
2SO.OOO 
200.000 
300.000 
.-,.,,.., 

300.000 


.'ON— 

'  '•>.  Nat  Bank 

«U'  Nat  Bk. 

^^^^•k  Nat  Bank. 

WO«CESTIR— 

.  Ontral  Nat.  Bank  .. 

••  Nat  Rank. 

•lonal  Bank. 

rint  Mat   nank 

Mechanic*'  Nat.  Hk 

XatBk 

I  Waweat^r  Nat  Bank 
KD.  *  Tr.  On. 


. 
...L  000.000 


•1.000 

77.000 

100.000 

100.000 

67.500 

X4.000 

60.000 

100.000 

lOO.OOO 

•„,,.., 

150.000 

I........ 


893.543 
DM,063 
501.454 

471.414 
190.4M 
315.901 

77!.?.. I 
II. ...77 
740.787 


lOfi  

loo  1-jii 

100  130 

H«.  11.) 

100  103 

100  120 

100  105 

IIHI  12S 

•...  1-- 


1.370,473  100 
640.069  100 


•N>.000 
200.000 
•00,000 


300.000 
100,000; 
400.004 
300.000 
330.000, 


Ml 


200.000   380,000  100  • 

115.0OO   260,000  IIK 
900.000   430,000100' 


1  OO.OOO 

40.000 

100.000. 

300.000 

43.000 

100,000 

100,000 

: "«• 


782,107  100 

W0.499  IOO 

1.081,194  100 

1.061,8  .:>  ]..i 

7OMM  I'"' 

896.A02  100 

1.109.338  100 

1,1  M.160  100 


ISO 

ISO 
145 


135 

:  i-. 


135 
160 
147 
HO 
130 
llo 
140 

143 
140 


125 
165 
150 


137 
135 
150 
175 
95 
140 
,150 

ue 


MICHIGAN. 


DETROIT- 

Am.  feck  Nat  Rk 
Central  SeT.  Bank.. 


-... 

-  B* 

XatBk. 

^K  Xat.  Bank 
Dttrolt  Kir.  Bar.  Rk. 
Detroit  Bar.  Bank 
Trim*  «ar.  Bank 
First  National  Bank 
Herman  Am.  Bank.. 
Home  Sar.  Bank  ... 


. 

anlot*  Bank  ... 
.i 

.  Bk  .. 

'n  na».  Rank  . 
•r««on  Nat  Rank 
^•kr.  Bank... 
^•Vat  Rank 

TrastCo.... 
ayae  Co.  9ar.  Bk 

flw)  RAPIDS— 
»  Nat.  Rank      . 

.  ank 

•  :.l«I»Nat.  Bk  . 
...Idaflar.  Bk  . 
K.  «ar.  Bonk 
t  i  .. 


400,000 
100.000, 

200000 

000.000, 
1,000.000 

100,000 

W>,000 

500,000 
100.000 

toojooa 

150.000 
100.000 
100.000 
000,000, 
000.000 


1-.  LOOO 

lo.ooo 

100.000 
18.000 

278.000 

- 


. 

ML/MM 
3;i,000 
301,000 


Oo... 


. 
•00,000 

200.000 

Boo.ooo 

1    .-..,.,«   H, 

MMM 

300.000 
500.000 
100,000 

•„,..., 

1  OO.OOO 

tOOJDOO 


30,000 

0,000 

23.000 

38.000 

,  ;,.„, 

210,000 

:  :  t  .»». 

170,000 
3O.OOO 
•8.000 

7  :,...-... 

3JMO 
41.000 

:i,,  ,«H, 
30.000 
•7.-..-. 
Jfl.500 

100.000 


2^*6.000  100 

380.000100 

1.284,000  100 

1,080.000  loo: 

2,340.000  100 

J.l.l.i.iHMi  IIH, 

315.000  100 
4,730,000  100! 
1,833.000  IOO, 
3,400,000  100, 

913.OOO  100 
1,180.000  100 

266.000  100 
1,260,000  UNI 
1,375.000  100 
l,906.00«i  MX, 

6,000,000  100 

3,200,000  IIHI 
4,SOO,00«>  I 


331. OOO 


33,000100 
6,300.000  100 

211.727  100 
1.28.VVJ7  IIKI 

840.5 15  loo 
1.O00.078  1OO 
1,332.268  loo 

101.4"!  1'Hi 

039.  I 

00«,706  100 


100 


113 
120 
112 


90 
117 
123 
113 
230 
11O 
112 
150 


(Book  ralne.  :  Part  paid  la.  tlnel.idlnf  uodlrlded  proflU. 


GRAND  RAP.— (Con.) 
National  City  Bank . . 
Old  National  Bank.. 
StateBk.of  Michigan. 

BAY  CITY— 

Bay  City  Bank 

Bay  County  Bank. . . 
Commercial  Bank... 
First  National  Bank. 
Old  Second  Nat.  Bk. 

SAQINAW— 

Bank  of  Saginaw 

Com  merclal  Nat.  Bk . 
First  Nat.Bk.of  Sag. 
Second  Nat.  Bank ... 


Capital. 


500,000 

SOO.OOO 

200,000 


1»0.000 


100,000 

200.000 


Surplus. 


100,000 

160,000 

17,000 


50,000 

VJf.,000 

7,748 

50.000 


4OO.OOO       53,500 


Deposits. 


842,493 

1,923,406 

330,079 


622,192 


HOO.OOO 


100 
100 
100 


100 


100 


540,0251100 
671,543  100 


200,000  80,000       894,177  100 

lOO.OOO  50,000       357,829  100 

100,000  40.0OO-       457,666|100 

2OO.OOO  2OO.OOO)   1.170.284HOO 


Bid. 


120 


95 

ios" 


Atk. 


120 

125 

90 


158 
175 
100 
155 
110 


150 
140 


1250 


MINNESOTA. 


MINNEAPOLIS— 
Bank  of  Minneapolis. 
Farmers'  &  Meghan. 

savings  Bank 

First  National  Bank. 
Flour  City  Nat.  B'k.. 
(ierman-Amer.  Bk. .. 

Germanla  Bank 

Hennepln  Co.Sav.Bk 
Metropoltan  Bank.. 
Metropolitan  Tr.  Co. 
Minneapolis  Tr.  Co.. 
Minnesota  L.  &  T.  Co. 
Minn.T.Ins.ATr.Co. 
Nat.Bk.of  Commerce 
Nirolli-t  Nat.  Bank.. 
Niirtn-Wofrtern  N.  B . 
People's  Bk.of  Minn. 
St.  Anthony  Falls  Bk. 

Security  Bank 

Standard  Bank 

Swexllsh-Amer.  N.  B. 


100,000 


1,000,000 

r.oo.ooo 

«0,OOO 

50.0OO 

100,000 

20O.OOO 

l.OOO.OOO 
50O.OOO 
500.0OO 
500.0OO 

1,000,000 
: .IHIII 

1,250,000 

75,000 

150,000 

1.1NH  1.000 

00.000 

•J-.II.IMMI 


',10,0110 

265,000 

'•  15.000 

100,000 

15,000i 

500 

525,842 
20,000 
IN, 000 

217.862 
85,000 

"fo'.oooi 

6?,5OO 

•J50.IIOO 

1,540 

510.0*3 

•J.-.0.,«K) 
§3,382 

ir,.ooo 


170,000 

6,125,000 

2.:)->o.ooo 

1,500,000 

3'J4,OH:i 

81,667 

1,239,150 

329,000 

85,000 


100 


100 
100 
100 

100 
100 

100 
100 


........  104 

500,000  100 
40.000100 
1,S65,OOO  IOO 
897,0001100 


:i,ooo.(MM) 
45,000 


4,558,11110 


100 
100 

100 
100 


DULUTH— 

American  Ezcb.  Bk.  5OO.OOO 

Commercial  Bank...  25,000 

Duhith  Trust  Co 150.000 

Flr«t  National  Bank.  l.OOO.OOO 

St.  Loulu  Co.  Rank..  SO.OOOi 

State  Bank  of  Duluth  1  OO.OOO 

ST.  PAUL— 

Allemanla  Rank 

Capital  Bank 

First  National  Rank. 

(iermanta  Bank 

MiTi-tiaiitH'  N.  Bank. 
Nat'l  Oennan-Amer- , 

Uank I  l.OOO.OOO 

Northern  Kxrh.Bank        1OO.OOO 
Nat.  "ank..        600,000 
St.  Paul  Title  Iiuur-' 

anoe  A  Trust  Co. . .  5OO.OOO 
St.  Paul  Trust  Co....  250.OOO 
Security  Trust  Co....  210.OOO 
Srandlnar'n-Am.B'k  1  OO.OOO 
Second  Nat  Bank. . .  2OO.OOO 

Union  Bank lOO.OOO 

Weal  Side  Bank 100,000 


127,442, 

•i.sr,7 
514,000 

{172,876, 


400.000 
100.000 

1,000.000  V1O22655 
400,000      

1.1  KM  I.I  Mil  I 


10,000 


89,281  100 

'.100.000  100 


1.372,640  100 
65,126  100 
100 

1,642,613'100 

65,000  .... 

200,000100 


456.239 
$46,632 


449,376 


687,473!  IOO 

514,514  IOO 

4,980,310  IOO 

1,111,344  100 

4,059,024  IOO 


553^23 
52,453 

32,000 
50,000 

535,203 
4418,317 

' 


. 
3,478 


1,644,378 
279,449 


4.'.0,40!l 


100 
100 
100 

100 
100 

100 

100 


988,580  100 
442,170  IOO 
87,743 


105 


70 

120 


80 

123 

80 


85 
80 


70 

85 

140 


105 

iio" 


154 

100 

90 

100 


100 


130 
230 


70 
50 
60 


112 
245 
130 


160 

75 
60 
65 

60 

50 

80 

117 

2.10 


MISSOURI. 


ST.  Louis- 
Am.  Exchange  Bank 
Boatmen's  Bank — 

Bremen  Bank 

Chemical  Nat.  Bank. 

Citizens'  Bank 

Commercial  Bank... 
Continental  N.  Bank 
Koiirtli  Nat.  Bank... 

Franklin  Bank : 

(ierman-Amer.  Bank 
German  Saving"  Inst 
Inter1!  Bk.of  8t  Louis 

Jefferson  Bank 

Lafayette  Bank.... 
Lincoln  Trust  Co... 

Mechanics'  Bank 

Merchant*'    Laelede! 

National  Bank 

MIsaiaalp.VaryTr.Co 
Mullanpy  Bar.  Rank. 
Nat.  Bank  of  Com'rce 
Nat.B'koftheRepub 
Northwestern  sav- 
ings Bank 

St.  LonlsNat.  Bank. 
St.  U  Safe  D.  AS.  Co. 
St.  Ixinls  Trust  Co...'! 
StateB'nkof  StLonls 
Sun  them  Com.  Bank 

Smith  Side  Bank 

Third  National  Bank 
Union  Trust  Co 

KANSAS  Crrv— 
American  Nat.  Bank 
Bank  of  Grand  Ave. 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
Intern']  IxianA  Tr.C'o 
Inter-StaleNatBank 
Kan.  City  State  Bank, 
Mechanics'  Bank — 
Metrop'tanNatBank 
Midland  Nat.  Bank 
Missouri  Kansas  4 

Texas  Trust  Co — 
Missouri  Union  Tr.Co 
Nat  Bank  of  Com'rce 


000,000 

2,000,000 

100.000 

300,000 

200,000: 

300,000 

1.000,000 

1,000,000 

600,000! 

1. -.0,1,1  Ml 

230.OOO 

2OO.OOO 
lOO.OOO 
lOO.OOO 
300,000 

1:00,000 


6354,011 

(667,996 

(188,000 

31.OOO 

'  15,  3K) 
1348,601 

200,000 

7.-,o.:un 


. 

'S4IUI51 
'502.!'0'-' 
'  'Mi;,  .(70 
(28,039 
•:I.- 


. 

•  1  2..-.  12 
5727.608 


1.4OO.OOO  50,000 
2.6OO.OOO  5545,450 

lOO.OOO  43,038 
S.OOO.OOOi  6OO.OOO 

000,000      448.617 

200.000      568.357 

l.OOO.OOO        50.0OO 

2OO.OOO      441,076 

2.5OO.OOO   }05O.OOO 

•OO.OOO  5  1666732 

lOO.OOO      514,296 

2OO.OOO      547,707 

l.OOO.OOO     200,000 

l.OOO.OOO   5298,753 


100,000 

50.000 
200,000 

2;>o,ooo 
1,000,000 

1,000,000 
200,000 

50,000 
500,000 

500.000 


2,280,102  50 

7,003,613  IOO 

1,141,806100 

840,764  100 

629,556  100 

3,338,347  100 

4,781,481  IOO 

4,047,763  IOO 

3,095.162  100 

2,527,282  100 

3,704,759  IOO 

933,574  100 

311,991  100 

2,473,9511100 

334,242  100 

2,912,922  100 

5,808,905  IOO 
3,230,697  SO 
802,382  IOO 
9,549,747  100 
1,809.726  100 

1,827,200  100 
3,119,870  IOO 

IIOO 

3,466,324  100 

3,205,6911  50 

219,552  1OO 

631,566)100 

8,14?>,727  100 

2,569,936  IOO 


78  81 

152  155 

215  28O 

7O  73 

105  110 

230  235 

110  113 
195  20O 
130  >1SO 
670  7OO 
305  315 
145  147 

90  95 

32*  34O 

111  113 
215  230 

115  118 

83  84 

98  103 

139  141 

60  OS 


28,112 

2,400 

10.000 

175  ,OOO 

7,379l 

85.0OOi 

2O.OOO 

2.OOO 

58.OOO 

56,868 


1,250.00051196562 

100,000   

l.OOO.OOO 


1,285,531 
140.000 
805,671 

3,033,0-8i 
lll,158i 

1,361,522( 
689,661 
524,000 

2,399,138 

2,924,131  • 


130 

90 

114 

128 
176 

85 
120 

88 
1221s 


25,000         

200,000    4,578.232 


100  73 

100  

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100  170 

lOOl  

100  100 

IOO  85 

lOOi  95 

100  80 

IOO  99 


140 

95 

116 

130 

182 

95 

122 

92 

125 


75 
100 
100 
175 


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101 
90 
98 
85 

100 

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'  Last  sale.  I  Book  ralue.  :  Part  paid  In.  5  Including  undivided  profit*. 


-IV! 


THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


Capital. 

Surplus, 

Depotiti. 

P-r    Bid. 

Ask. 

NEW    YORK. 
.                      

KAN.  CITY-OOHO*. 

New    England   Safe 
Deposit  A  Trust  Co 
Union  Nat.  Bank  — 
Un.Ave.  B'nkof  Com 
Unit.  States  Trust  Co 

ST.  JOSEPH— 

Central  Savings  Bk. 
•First   Nat.  Bank   of 

9 

100,000 

tiOO.OOO 
10,000 
250,000 

100,000 

250,000 
100,000 
2OO.OOO 
100,000 
40,000 

500,000 

75,000 

9 

35.000 
68.000 

9 

1.040,606 

2,329,558 
300,000 
650,000 

313,880 

765,714 
481,651 
606,40'.! 
1,733,960 
105.0OO 
676,327 
1,134,192 

100 

Kill 
100 
100 

100 

100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

125 
96 

130 
99 

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100 
100 

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100: 
100 
100 

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25 
100 

100 

100 

100 
100 

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100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
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ibo 

100 

30 
50 
100 
100 
50 
100 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
30 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 

100 
1000 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 

100 
100 

100 

100 
100 
25 
25 
100 
100 
25 
100 
25 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
25 
25 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
50 
1OO 
75 
100 

Sid. 

Alk. 

ALBANY— 
Albany  City  Nat.  Bk. 
Albany  County  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Mech'nic8«St  F'rmers' 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
Nat.  Commercial  Bk. 
Nat.  Exchange  Bank 
N.  Y.  State  Nat.  Bk.. 

300,000 
250,000 
200,000 
250,000 
200,000 
300,000 
300,000 
250,000 
100,000 

200,000 
200,000 

400,000 
20O.OOO 
200,000 
]  00,OOO 
100,000 
100,000 

er  share.) 
150,000 
100,000 
300,000 
100,000 
100,000 
30(1,000 
200,000 
100,000 
100,000 
150,000 

252,000 
500.0OO 
100,000 
300.0OO 
300,000 
100,000 

100,000 
100,000 

100,000 
200,000 
100,000 
100,000 
100,000 

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

200,000 
300,000 
250,000 

200,000 
100,000 

300,000 

200,000 
300,000 
200,000 

500,000 
200,000 
100,000 
900,000 
200,000 
300,000 
200,000 
100,000 
3OO.OOO 
500.000 
200,000 

300,000 
100,000 

100,000 

1,500,000 
5,000,000 
250.00C 
250,000 
1,000,000 
300,000 
2,000,000 
500,000 
450,000 
300,000 
000,000 
1,000,000 
300,000 
100,000 
300,000 
,  5,000,000 
1,000,000 

1,000,000 

250,000 
100,000 
100,000 
200,000 
500,000 

100,000 

3,200,000 

200,000 

1,000,000 
200,000 
200,000 
750,000 
200,000 

38,000 
64,781 
150,000 
$  942.S75 
200,000 
700,000 
60,000 
250,000 
25,000 

75,000 
40,000 

§73,159 
40,000 
50,000 
§      4,453 
30,000 
35,000 

85,000 
101,777 
180,572 
25,000 
50,000 
§  918.0OO 
§  183,568 
5       9,969 
52,494 
85,000 

5  330,000 
528,163 
150,000 
§  569,458 
600,000 
100,000 
50,000 
50,000 
50,000 
$  202,700 
50,000 
50,000 
25,000 

§1410999 
894,235 
400,000 
600,000 
§  381,577 
500,000 
5  242,927 
950,000 

100,000 
300,OOO 
59,735 

6    54,000 
100,000 
150,000 
§    20,787 
4     15,552 
100,000 

6  103,227 
100,000 
400,000 
§  563,027 
750,000 
120,000 
97,065 
5    16,974 
60,000 
340,000 
30,000 

119,000 
4,500 

60,000 

2,250,000 
2,250,000 
300,000 
500,000 
§  1657200 
200.00O 
400,000 
51385200 
S  962.000 
$7338100 
5401,200 
1,000,000 
15,000 
25,000 
200.000 
53686600 
§  254,971 
1,145,600 
50,000 
5223,965 
1,121,094 
§  316,600 
§7164000 
52,000 
1,800,000 
40,000 
1,000,000 
30,000 
60O.OOO 
I&  278,314 
550.000 

$ 
1,057,460 
887,231 
577,072 
1,271,360 
744,083 
3,386,145 
860,398 
3,102,736 
413,548 

785.449 
566,295 

1,701  ,618 
350.OOO 

800,000 
1  'J6.944 
360,000 
458,405 

1,048,796 
1.232,473 
1,420,310 
241,037 
394,866 
5,461,000 
950,692 
96,509 
381,293 
669,961 

2,775,958 
2,107,532 
987,673 
4,028,444 
3,067,241 
602,948 
660,013 
395,513 
335,025 
828,459 
463,733 
208,642 
497,201 

9,615,724 
5,178,052 
4,708,702 
5,758,046 
3,301,136 
1,740,304 
2,833,997 
6,757,238 

897,784 
3,033,441 
1.012,487 

1,297,201 
1,030,876 
2,056,971 
904,168 
824,145 
1.143,622 

4,048,718 
1,543,256 
2,402,306 
3.979,624 
3.950,414 
1,478,032 
890.995 
718,120 
1,730,606 
1,710,874 
734,766 

849,000 
84,918 

1,631,938 

20,239,200 
18.491,000 
2,256,209 
3,437,000 
4,555,800 
1,283,200 
11,146,000 
19,979,700 
6,141,600 
23,lll,00d 
3,120,000 
26,673,500 
973,296 
544,787 
2,080,804 
17,671,400 
5,648,200 
10,165,700 
1,313,800 
1,098,118 
7,573,900 
1,601.300 
22.857,300 
735,086 
21,278,500 
464,886 
5,002,300 
693,075 
4,572,500 
2,383,800 
3,175,400 

90 
133 
155 
410 
178 
350 
90 
210 
125 

25 
100 

102 

1,000 

9,716 

18,220 
10,902 
4,336 
100,000 

99 

60 
70 

100 

70 

80 
60 
90 

160 

180 

92 
220 
130 

26% 
105 

115 
110 
125 
100 
140 
135 

Gennan-Ainer.  Bank 
Merchants'  Bank  
Nat.  Bank  of  St.  Jos. 

80 

AUBURN— 
Cayuga  Co.  Nat.  Bk. 
Nat.  Bank  of  Auburn 

BlNQHAMTON— 
Blnghamton  Tr.  Co. 
City  National  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
People's  Bank  
Susqueuanna  Valley 
Strong  State  Bank  .  .  . 

BROOKLYN— 
(Pricefper  cent  not  p 

100 
40 

105 
50 

State  National  Bank 
Tootle,  Lemon  &  Co. 

40,000 

22,042 

NEBRASKA. 

200 
185 
155 
105 
120 
400 
185 
100 
105 
110 

225 
240 
250 
270 
380 
175 
185 
160 
100 

LINCOLN— 
Am.  Ezcb.  Nat.  Bank 
Columbia  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
Merchants'  Bank  — 
Merchants'  Trust  Co. 
Security  Invest'ntCo 

OMAHA— 
Commercial  N.  Bank 
Equl  table  Trust  Co.. 
Fidelity  Trust  Co.... 
First  National  Bank. 
Olobe  Loan  &  Trust 
Co 

250,000 

200,000 

400,000 
50,000 
100,000 
200,000 

400,000 
175,000 
50,000 
500,000 

12,500 

500.000 
300,000 

400,000 

50,000 

1,000,000 

100,000 
250,000 

400,000 

100,000 
100,000 
200,000 

21,000 
14,000 
100,000 
2,000 

356,111 

187,625 
923,934 
42,796 

Broadway  Bank  

14,000 

487,081 

100 

100 

160 

Eighth  Ward  Bank.. 
Fifth  Ave.  Bank  
First  National  Bank. 

420 

13,000 
100,000 

3,548',660 

100 
100 

100 



German-Am.  Bank.. 

112 

Kings  County  Bank. 
Manufacturers'  Nat. 

Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Nat.  Bank  of  Com'rce 
Nebraska  Nat.  Bank. 
Omaha  Loan  &  Tr.  Co 
Omaha  Nat.  Bank... 
Rochester     Loan    & 
Banking  Co  

100,000 
2,649 
26,500 
36,803 
50,000 

30,000 
7,000 

26,000 

7.838 
75,000 
50,000 

1,314,344 

200,831 
913,952 
350,000 
3,580,652 

557,221 
1,212,840 

138,794 
751,494 
925,205 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 

100 

100 
100 

100 

240 
250 





Mechanics'  Bank  — 
Mech.  &  Traders'  Bk  . 
Nassau  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 
National  City  Bank. 
North  Side  Bank  — 

...... 

...... 

400 
185 
190 
170 
115 
215 
145 
150 

Union  National  Bank 
United    States    Na- 

Schermerhorn  Bank. 
Seventeenth  Wd.  Bk. 
Sprague  Nat.  Bank.. 
Twenty-sixth  Wd.Bk. 
Union  Bank  
WallaboutBank  

Brooklyn  Trust  Co.. 
Franklin  Trust  Co.  .. 
H  amilton  Trust  Co  .  . 
Kings  Co.  Trust  Co.. 
Longl.Loan  &  Tr.Co. 
Manufrs'  Trust  Co.. 
Nassau  Trust  Co  — 
People's  Trust  Co.  .. 

BUFFALO— 
American  Exch.  Bk. 
Bank  of  Buffalo  

SOUTH  OMAHA— 
Packers'  Nat.  Bank. 
South  OmahaNat.Bk 
Un.8tk.Yds.Nat.Bk. 

140 
125 
105 

390 
215 
200 
258 
205 
199 
127 
215 

100 
200 
100 

125 
185 

405 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 

MANCHESTER— 

AmoskeagNat.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Manohes'r  Nat.  Bank 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

200,000 
150,000 
150,000 
150,000 
100,000 

122,631 
61,439 
100,018 
60,229 
31,551 

968,115 
141,553 
921,463 
347,673 
374,391 

100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

165 
139 
270 
130 
116 

205 
130 

125 
225 
110 

140 
200 
155 
106 
110 
200 

NEW  JERSEY. 

Buffalo  Commercial. 
Buffalo  LoanTrustA 
Safe  Deposit  Co... 
Citizens'  Bank  

CAMDEN— 

Camden  Nat.  Bank.  . 
Camden  Safe  Dep.  <fe 
Trust  Co 

100,000 
100,000 

100,000 

200,000 
260,000 
100,000 

100,000 
50.000 
200,000 
350,000 

110,000 
125,000 
125.000 

400,000 
250,000 
200,000 
250,000 
200,000 

300,000 
350,000 
200,000 
250,000 
200,000 
500,000 
500,000 
500,000 
200,000 
300,000 

100,000 

400,000 
300,000 

100,000 

100,000 
150,000 
100,000 

250,000 
500,000 
500,000 
500,000 

100,000 

30,000 

100,000 
15,000 
125,000 
260,000 
50,000 

443,257 

2,793,498 
285,000 
675,913 
2,140,665 
790,000 

180,000 
200,000 
642,597 
980.000 

1,418.196 
2,404,491 
764,387 

5,478,250 
1,885,096 
1,745,000 
1,603,265 
617,845 

2,610,442 
1,900,000 
1,287,306 
924,593 
1,424,607 
2,385,568 
1,357,576 
1,706,716 
999,229 
816,574 

1,024,000 

1,472,282 
1,279,463 

850,000 

204,000 
730,876 
4,477,000 

379,367 
581,157 
1,435,514 
1,880,000 

527,000 

100 

25 
25 
100 
50 
100 

100 
50 
100 
50 

25 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

so 

100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
50 
50 
100 
100 

100 

100 
100 

100 

100 
50 
100 

100 
100 
50 
50 

100 

80 

120 
18 
140 
95 
43 

CityBank         .  

Columbia  Nat.  Bank. 
Ellicott  Square  Bk.. 
F'rmers'&Mech'nics' 
Fidelity      Trust     <fe 

ibo 

175 

130 

125 

100 
135 
150 
150 

Central  Trust  Co  
First  National  Bank. 
National  State  Bank 
N.  J.  Tr.  <feS.  D.  Co.. 

ELIZABETH— 
Citizens'  Bank. 

German-American  .  . 

5000 
75 

Man'f'rs'  <fe  Traders'. 

70 

485 

Merchants'  Bank  — 
Metropolitan  Bank.. 

138 

130 
100 
128 

Ellzabethp't  Bkg.  Co. 
First  National  Bank. 
National  State  Bank 

40,000 
100,000 
300,000 

§  369,819 
§    87,021 
$    82,076 

500,000 
300,000 
J  191,000 
250,000 
50,000 

300,000 
§     83,000 

100,000 

90,000 

100,000 

2  00,000 
250,000 
150,000 
100,000 
100,000 

$  120,000 

300,000 
60,000 

41,000 

§     12,000 
100,000 
445,310 

50,000 
250,000 
250,000 
200,000 

1.500 

150 
155 

105 
130 
125 
105 

135 
100 

330 
175 

People's  Bank  

Third  NationalBank. 

125 
200 
160 

310 

First  National  Bank. 
Hud.Tr.  &  Sav.  Inst. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

JERSEY  CITY— 

First  National  Bank. 
Hudson  Co.  Nat.  Bk 
N.J.Tit.Gu.&Tr.Co. 
Seeond  Nat.  Bank 
Third  Nat.  Bank  

NEWARK— 
Essex  Co.  Nat.  Bank 
•Fidelity  Ti  tie  &D.  Co 
German  Nat.  Bank.. 
Manufact'rs  N.  Bank 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Nat.  Newark  Bkg.  Co 
National  State  Bank. 
Newark  City  N.Bank 
North  Ward  N.  Bank 
Second  Nat.  Bank.. 
State  Banking  Co.  of 
Newark  

ELMIRA— 
Second  Nat.  Bank  .. 

130 

290 
330 
250 
235 
150 

145 
110 
195 
145 
200 
85 
78 
77 
170 
140 

170 
225 

LONQ  ISLAND  CITY. 
Queens  County  Bank 

NEW  YORK  CITY— 

(Prices  per  cent  not 
per  share.) 

America,  Bank  of  — 
Amer.  Exch.  Nat.  Bk 
Astor  Place  Bank... 

190 

315 

171 
225 
290 
:  228 
125 
125 
350 
295 
4000 
125 
500 
90 
115 
175 
200 
130 
285 
125 
200 
2800 
250 
2500 

250 

115 
200 
150 
205 

87 

Broadway,  National 
Butch.  A  Dro  v  .  ,  Nat. 
Central  Nat.  Bank,.. 
Chase  Nat.  Bank  
Chatham  Nat.  Bank. 
Chemical  Nat.  Bank. 
Citizens',  National.. 

240 
140 
135 

78 
175 
145 

180 

305 
4500 
140 

ibo 

125 

204" 
140 
300 

3400 

275 

176" 

185 
76 
325 
100 

36"6" 

PATERSON— 
First  National  Bank. 
Paterson  Nat.  Bank. 
•Paterson  Bate  Depos- 
it <fe  Trust  Co.  ... 

Colonial  Bank 

Columbia  Bank.    .  .  . 

Commerce,  Nat.  Bk.  of 
Continental  Nat.  Bk. 
Corn  Exchange  Bk.. 
East  River  Nat.  Bk.. 
Eleventh  Ward  Bk.. 
Fifth  Ave.  Bank  
Fifth  Nat.  Bank  
First  Nat.  Bank  
Fourteenth  St.  Bank. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 
Franklin  Nat.  Bank. 
Gallatin  Nat.  Bank.  . 
Gansevoort  Bank  — 
Garfleld  Nat.  Bank.. 
German-Amer.  Bk  .  .  . 
German  Exch.  Bk... 

150 

150 

Bilk  City  Safe  Depos- 
it A  Trust  Co  

-Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Paterson  Sav.  Inst'n 

TRENTON— 
•Broad  St.  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
Mechanics'  Nat.  Bk. 
Trenton  Banking  Co. 
Trenton  Trust  &B»f  e 
Deposit  Co  

95 
600 

108 

"si" 

78 

112 
150 

100 

175 
70 
300 
90 
400 
108 

•Last  sale.  tBook  value.  !Part  paid  in.  ^Including  undivided  profits. 

•Last  sale.  »  Book  value.  'Part  paid  In.  §  Including  undivided  pront*. 

JAXI  ARY.  1697.J 


BANK   STOCK    QUOTATIONS. 


OmfUal.      HurplHi.  i  Depotitt.    PV    Bid. 


N.  Y.  C.TV-(Con-) 

Oennania  Bank 

Greenwich  Bank 

Hauiil  tuu  Bauk 

Hanover  Nat.  Bank 
herN.Bk. 


Hndjon  River  Bank. 
«mp.*Trader*'N.Bk 
Irving  Nat.  Bank.... 

Leather  Mfr,..Nat.Bk 
Liberty  Nat.  Bank... 
Llneuln  Nat  Bank.. 
Manhattan  Co.  Bk... 
Market  A  Kul.Nat.  Bk 
Mechanic*'  Nat.  Bk. 
Meeh.  A  Traders'  Bk. 
Mercantile  Nat.  Bk.. 
Merchant*'  Kx.N.Bk. 
Merc-haul*'  Nat.  Bk. 
Metropolis.  B'k  of  the 
Mount  Morri«  Bank. 
Mutual  Bank  ........ 

Nassau  Bank  ........ 

V.  Amsterdam.  Bk.  of 
JT.Y.  County  Nat.  Bk. 
N.  Y.  Nat.  Exoh.  Bk. 
N  :  Y..N.  B.A-.Bk.of 
Nineteenth  Ward  Bk. 
Nlnlh  Naciim'1  Bank. 
No.Amer.Nat.  Bk.  of 
Oriental  Bank  ....... 

Pacific  Bank  ......... 

Park  Bank.  National 
People's  Bank  ....... 

Phenlx  Nat.  Bank... 
Plaza  Bank  ......  ____ 

ProdueeKx.Bk..N.Y. 
Bepubllc.  Nat.  Bk.  of 
Riverside  Bank 
Seaboard  Nat.  Bank. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Seventh  Nat.  Bank.. 
•hoe  A  Leather.  Nat. 
Sixth  Nat.  Bank 
Standard  Nat.  Bank. 
State  Bank  .......... 

State  of  New  York. 
Bank  of  the  ....... 

Third  Nat.  Bank 
Tradeam'n's  Nat.  Bk. 
Twelfth  Ward  Bank 
Twentr  taint  W  d  Bk 
Union  Bk..  National 
Union  Square  Bank. 
U.  8.  National  Bank. 
Wells.  rarfo*Co'.Bk 
West  Side  Bank  ..... 

Western  Nat.  Bank. 
York  Title  Bank  ...... 

Atlantic  TrnatOo... 
Central  Tr.Oo.ofN.Y. 
Continental  TrustCo. 
Fanners'  l/n  ATr.Oo. 
Guaranty  Tratt  Co.. 
Holland  Trust  Co.... 
Kmlekerboek'rTr.Co. 
Manhattan  Tr.Co  .. 
Mereanille  Tr.  Co... 
Metropolitan  Tr.  Co. 
X.  Eng.Luan  A  Tr  Co. 
N  V  Mfe  Ins.AT.On. 


900,000     600,000    4,169.800  lOOi  350 

200.0OO    $184,336  912,300    25    165 

20O.OOO        5O.OOO  U32.O6I  1OO    1OO 
1,000,000  1. 875,000  22.241,600  100   315 

5OO.OOO        5O.OOO  1,505,743  100,     85 

100.000  S78.013'       540.772  lOOi  150 

200.0001  150,000  1.0O2.7 17  IOO    155 
1,500,000  5,OOO,rOO  23,045,000  IOO    53O 

500.000  25O.OOO  2,720,000    50    140 

600.0001  (519.500  3,225,900,100    170 
500,000    (220,699  2.374.3OO  100    125 
3OO.OOO      6OO.OOO  6.366,700  1OO    7511 

2.O50.OOO  2.O50.0OO  15,687,000    50    2O6 

90O.OOO    $837,100  5,523,000  100-  215 

2,000,000  1. OOO.OOO  7.2O5.OOO    25 

400.000  300,000  2.1  SO.OOO    25 
1,000,000     900.OOO  7.8S0.50O  100  x!70 

600.0001  )J  74,700  4,776.100    5O 
2,000,000     5OO.OOO  12.610.1OO    5O 

3OO.OOO      600.000  5.536.4OO  1OO 

25O.OOO 

900,00(1 

5  OO.OOO 

250,000 

2OO.OOO 

SOO.OOO 


340 
95 


550 
160 


220 
240 


UTICA—  (Con.) 
Onelda  Nat.  Bank. . . 
Second  Nat.  Bank. .. 
Utica  City  Nat.  Bank 

YONKERS— 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 


Capital. 


4OO.OOO 
soo.ooo 
400,000 


100,000 
150.000 


Sitrplut. 


200,000 

11)0,000 

100,000 
75,000 

- 


Deposit!. 


720,742 
589,685 
720,411 


654,915 


100 

100 

50 


100 
50 


Sid. 


180 
95 
55 


Aik. 


190 

100 

57 


OHIO. 


AKRON— 

Akron  Savings  Bank 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 


1OO.OOO       12,000       700,000 
150,000       15,000       349,651  . 


1  OO.OOO 
80,000 

250.000 
20O.OOO 
40.OOU 
(09,8001   

2,000.000  i, ooo.ooo  I'Jiosoiooo  156 

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1. 781,036  100 
1.O41.493  100 
2.786,300  5O 
1.730.894  100 
3,076,200  10O 
1.186.5OO  100 


750.000  :365.200 

700,000^  (54&500. 

300,000  300.000 
422.7001  905,000 


4.O38.0OO  IOO 
5.737,800  7o 
1,760.000  25 
2.839.8OO  5O 


9,000.0002300.00032.491.000100   255 
200.000     2503001  2.7O1.3OO    25 

1,000.000  4360.000    3.767.OOO    2O 
lOO.OOO      lOO.OOO        972,93-  IOO 

1.000.000  250.000  2.931.400  IOO 

1,500,000  500.000  12.927,600  IOO 
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900.000  200.000  1.973,000  IOO  273 

2OO.OOO   99,000  961,868  IOO 

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1.200.000  300.000  2.701.800  IOO  1O8 


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58O.631  1.864.700  4O 

100.000  1,147.868  IOO 
20,000  700,218  100  IOO 

400.0001  8.527.200  100  190 

•176.437  10»  180 

>510,*M>  6.010.500  UN. 

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75.000 


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1.000.000 


500.000 


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P<MlEa.TT.C*.enr.Y. 
•tat*  Trust  Co  ....... 

^^•Mar.  *  Tr.  Co 
Union  Tr.Co.  of  *.  Y. 
0.  S.  Mort.*  Tr.Co. 
U.  8.  Tr.  Co.  of  N.  T.I 
Washlagtoa  Tr.  Co.  . 

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4.890.97-  UK. 
3,175358  IOO 
4.703.937  100 
25 


1.000.0004340.173.90443.001,  . 
•.000.000  2.000.000  10.140.780  100 

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1014.004  10.266.633  IOO 


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1.000.000  2,628.029  34.137.798  IOO 
1.000.0001.290.000    7.333.S66  100 

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1.000.000  500.000  9.387.A1B  IOO 
2..SOO.OOO  2.000,000  848.597100 
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1.000.000  1.01(0.000  B.67 1.577  100 
t.000.000  9.437,312  38.0«7.443  IOO 

SOO.OOO      400.000    4.153.614  'OO 


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4.806.948    30  3OO 

1,210,407  100  185 


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3,449.372  loo  '.'IHI 

993,317  100  200 

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1.115.700  100  300 

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cfr.Xat.Bk. 

Nat.  Bank... 
Bk.ofTmy 
Nat.  Bank. 


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936.663  100    100 
1.210.746    60    110 


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ISO 
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110 
132 
425 
100 

195 
135 

City  National  Bauk 
First  National  Bauk 
People's  Savings  Bk 
Second  Nat.  Bank.. 

CINCINNATI— 
Alias  Nat.  Bank  
Central  Trust  A  8af< 
Deposit  Co  

-oo.oo 

i     100,00 

50.OO 
275,00 

400,001 
2OO.OOI 

100,110 

1,000,001 
100,001 
350,001 

5OO.OW 
1,200,001 
5OO,OO< 
240,001 
5OO,OO( 
25O,OO< 
600,001 
6OO.OO( 
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50.00C 
50,001 

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10....HM 

5O.OOO 
3OO.OOO 
1.000,000 

224.000 
1,500,000 

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775.7*1 
500.001 

.'.O.I  KM 

100.000 
1,141,048 

100.000 

750,000 

0       40.OOC 

D       40,001 
Dj       12.OOC 
9       40.OOC 

3     160,000 
>          1,102 

1 

253,461 
683.O47 
2OO.OOO 
481.840 

1,159,620 

140 

100 
100 
10(1 

130 
80 

135 

75 
210 
80 
105 
82 
242 
215 

153 
190 
630 

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Cincinnati  Safe  De 
posit  A  Trust  Co.  . 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank 
City  Hall  Bank  
Equitable  Nat.  Bank 
Fifth  Nat  Bank.... 
l-'ir*t  Nat.  Bank  

)     200.0OO 
)       10,000 

)    100,000 

>§       4,113 
)     240,000 
)     400.0OO 
)     100,000 
)     SOO.OOO 
)     1  OO.OOO 
)     120.000 
)     4OO.OOO 
)      140.0OO 
)     2OO.OOO 
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)  5  291,277 
'     325,000 

•       85.OOO 
1     130.0OO 

ill  H  1,01(0 

1       96.000 
•     100,000 
>          4.OOO 
SOO.OOO 
4       4,998 
$      '5.161 
55,000 
51,000 

1.  Ml.  00(1 

3.OOO 
lOO.OOO 
2.OOO 
6,000 
$       3,157 
20.0OO 
4       9.349 
5    33,564 
ll.OOO 
2OO.OOO 

;     13.801 

300,000 

150.0OO 
13,500 
20,000 
4,000 
125.0OO 
40.0OO 
15,000 
SO.OOO 
1.85O.OOO 

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1IK',IKK( 
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M.OIMI 

5       6.O02 
120,000 
11,506 

59,000 

11,000 
60,000 
35.000 

10.000 

6O.OOO 
lOO.OOO 
4       2,700 
15,500 

ii.i;oii 
16,000 

3,9'24,207 

034',739 

744,558 
3,918,296 
2,244,223 
1        

lot 
lot 

HH 
1  01 
101 

loo 

200 
...... 

•-•so 
100 
110 
13O 
175 
170 
255 

230 

iio' 

240 

I 

Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 
Franklin  Bank  

270 
260 
110 

i  MTiuau  Nat.  Bank.. 
Market  Nat.  Bank... 
Merchant*'  Nat.  Bk. 
Nat.  Lafayette  Bank 
Ohio  Valley  Nat.  Bk 
Second  Nat.  Bank  .. 
Third  Nat.  Bank  
Union  Sav.B.ATr.Co. 
Weetern  German  Bk. 

CLEVELAND— 
B'waj  Sav.A  L'n  Co. 
Central  Nat.  Bank.. 
Cltlzens'Sav.  A  L.Ass 
Cleveland  Nat.  Bank 
rievelaml  Trust  Co. 
Columbia  8av.4L.Co 
Commercial  N.  Bank 
(  •iirahomtSr.  A  B.Co 
l>.-tn.itSt  S'x   .VI..I  o. 
UlmeSav.ABkif.  Co. 
I..--  l.n.lSjv.Hk  <-.. 
Kuclid  Ave.  N.  Bank 
Euclid  A.  8.  A  B.  Co. 
First  National  Bank. 
Forest  City  3r.Bk.Co 
(iarneld8av.Bk.Co. 
Ger.-Amer.Sav.B.Co 
<  i  uardlan  Trust  Co  .  . 
I..  8b.  Sav.ABkg.Co 
Ixiraln8t.8av.Bk.Co 
Marine  Bank  Co  
Mercantile  N.  Bank. 
Men-hauls'  Banking 
A  Storage  Co  

2,105,853 

1,659,274 
1.828,709 
2,546,138 
2.454,066 
1,483,002 
-,i'.2U,t>S4 
1,769,880 
1,175,382 

1,696.624 
1,909,875 
5,989,771 
1,092,250 
996,174 
212,154 
1,942,523 
135,805 
151,227 
2,028,183 
1,142,100 
2,740,125 
263.222 
1.620,052 
616.O03 
lf>  1,540 
278,631 
741.508 
277.459 
510,653 
563,307 
1,925,126 

i  r.i,i49 
3,016.823 
li'.r.'.ost; 
4,650 
1.231,173 
.r.2M,7!t>- 
1,880.237 
431,381 
683,715 
3.688,592 
23,748,344 
652,691 
2,312,711 
1.O98.543 
2.210,737 
600,299 
99,544 
2,088,414 
574,344 

1,434,183 

250,000 
765.0OO 
436,000 

17M.OIKI 

400.000 
963,000 

Kli.OOO 

430,526 
SO.OOO 
530,032 

697.000 
539.OOO 
782,582 

270,000 

865,214 
1O7.432 
501,661 
205,125 
274.281 
629,441 

100 
100 
100 
101 
100 
100 
UK 
100 
100 

lot 
100 
:,oi 
100 

"50 
100 

loo 

i'66 

100 
100 
100 
100 
25 
1OO 
1OO 
100 

"50 
10O 
100 

37 
100 
100 
1OO 

"50 
20O 
900 
90 
100 

202 

iiz'o 

285 
125 
320 
140 

152 
131 
102 
121 

'99 

102 
iizs 

153 
143 
106 
130 
50 
112 
115 
120 

"78' 
100 
141 

38 
140 
217 

152 
115 

107 
19O 
113 
145 

160 

cm 

tl'J-> 

100 
9O 
273 
100 

120 

160 

180 
340 

150 

95 

1015 
120 
128 
53 
130 
1OO 
55 
124 
150 
140 

108 
100 
93 

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130 

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173 

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110 
112 
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109 
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295 

34 
139 

Nat.  B'k  Commerce.. 
National  City  Bank. 
Ohio  Nat.  B.  A  L.  Co. 
Park  National  Bank. 
Pearl8t.8av.AL.Co. 
People's  8av.  A  L.  As. 
Permanent  8.  A  L.Co. 
Prod.  Ex.  Bank'*  Co. 
Savlnm  A  Trust  Co  .  . 
Society  for  Saving*. 
Bo  ClereTd  iskvc.. 
State  National  Bank 
UnlfdBkg.A8av.Co 
Union  Nat.  Bank.... 
Wade  Park  B'k'g  Co. 
W.Cleveland  Bkg.  Co 
West'n  Rea'rve  N  Bk. 
Wick  B'k'K  A  Tr.Co. 
Woodland  Ave.  8av. 
A  Loan  Co  

109 
72 

»45" 
54 

110 
78 
515 
550 
56 
160 

1030 
293 
157 
1*0 
273 
870 
202", 
1075 
180 

180 

290 
110 
14O 

1  10 

210 

io63 

200 

-•7- 

150.000 
MM..IHK 
5O.OOO 

1..MM..IKM 
100..KM 

39.3OO 
1,000,000 
M0yON 

250,000 
60,000 

1IKI.IKMI 

2OO.OOO 

.-.OIMMP 

200.000 
800.000 
•5,000 

100,000 

10,000 
200,000 

330.000 

:HMI.  
150,000 

100,000 

200,000 

30O.OOO 

liOll.l  
3OO,O(K) 
200.000 
4OO.OOO 
100.000 
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3OO.OOO 
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250.0OO 

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300,000 

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350,000 

100 

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100 
50 
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50 

100 

100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 

100 

115 
124 

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112 
50 

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192 

1100 

122 
135 
125 
110 

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55 

150 

130 

199 
160 

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COLUMBUS— 
Capital  City  Bank... 
Citizens'  Savings  Bk. 
Clinton  Nat.  Bank... 
Col  urn  bus  Bars.  Bk  .  . 
'ommerclal  N.  Bank 
Deahler  Nat.  Bank.. 
East  End  Savs.  Bk.. 
K.mrth  Nat.  Bank... 
rranklln  Connty  Bk. 
llayden  Nat  Bank.. 
Mi-i.-li.int-1  ,V    M.ilni 
facfrs'  Nat  Bank. 
N'l  B'k  of  Columbus. 
Ohio  Savings  Bk.  Co. 
State  Savings  Bank 
A  Trust  Co 

330 
130 

300 
183 

175 

120 

JIKI 

2OO 
130 

iao 

180 
300 

223 
118 

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ino 

loo 
223 

100 

no 

4OO 

185 

180 
123 
215 

100 
100 

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100 

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100 

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100 
100 
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60.OOO 
40,000 

20.OOO 
60,000 

Iio.  000 

120,000 

liO.OOO 

27.OOO 

100,000 

8.5OO 
132,000; 

OOO.OOO 
75,000 
30.000 
60,000, 

75.000 
180.0OO 
liio.ooo 
650,000 

178 
150 
200 

170" 
250 

ISO 
210 

185 
200 
163 

ion 

230 

119 
US 

DAYTON— 
City  National  Bank. 
Dayton  Nat.  Bank... 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
Teiitonla  Nat.  Bank. 
Third  Nat.  Bank  

•  '•"!!    --.ife   |l..|,.,-;t 

Winters  Nat.  Bank.. 
TOLEDO— 
Pint  National  Bank 

i"69" 
13O 

loo 
120 

ibs" 

179 

260 
170 
132 
101 
129 
220 
107 
180 

563,097 

1.290,827 
438,615 
520,506 
771,657  1 

612,582  1 
819,423  ] 
1.027.6O2  1 
1,824,856  1 

loleomli  Nut.  Bank 
lomeSavs.  -nnk  .. 
Cetcham  Nat.  Bank. 
Merchant*'  A  Clerks' 
Havings  Bank  
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
Northern  Nat.  Bank, 
tocond  Nat.  Bank... 



..... 

250     280 

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THE    QUOTATION     SUPPLEMENT 


[VOL.  LXtV 


Capital. 

Surplus. 

Deposits. 

Ff 

100 
100 

100 

too 

IOO 
100 
100 
IOO 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Capita,. 

Surplus. 

Deposits. 

f"r 

Bid. 

Ask. 

TOLEDO-Con.- 

Toledo  Savings  Bank 
ATrust  Co  

9 

100,000 
250,000 

200,000 
300,000 
500,000 

229,000 

200,000 
300.OOO 

9 
150,000 

9 

764.313 
569,381 

390.000 
537.OOO 
1.550.OOO 
.  416,000 
810,000 
364,414 

PHIL'A-(Con.)— 
West  Phlla.  Bank  
Western  Nat.  Bank.  . 
American  Tr.  Loan  A 

$ 
100.000 

400,000 

228,680 

250.OOO 
147,875 

500,000 

400,000 
5OO.OOO 

500.OOO 
500.OOO 

2,000,000 

8,100 
2,000,000 
3,OOO,OOO 

125,000 
500,000 
300,000 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 
350,000 

375,000 
1,000,000 
250,000 
250,000 
500,000 

500,000 

2,000,000 
1,000,000 

1,000,000 
1,000,OOO 
310,805 

1,000,000 
500,000 
500,000 

127,500 

125.000 
500,000 
988,766 

1,000,000 

300,000 
250,000 

500,000 
55,000 
1,165,150 
800,000 
100,000 
300,000 
300,000 
200,000 
200,000 
1,200,000 
500,000 
100,000 
100,000 

100,000 
750,000 
200,000 
300,000 
200,000 
250,000 
400,000 
300,000 
200,000 
200,000 
100,000 
300,000 
500,000 
100,000 
800,000 
200,000 
250,000 
300,000 
200,000 
1,000,000 
500,000 
300,000 
500,000 
400,000 
250,000 
200,000 
1,000,000 
500,000 
250,000 
600,000 

500,000 
250,000 

125,000 
400,000 
250,000 
100,000 
200,000 
100.000 
250.0OO 
200,000 
250,000 
100,000 
2OO.OOO 

25.OOO 
200.OOO 

§32,999 

50.0OO 
10,000 

150,000 

120,000 
37,148 

350,000 
256,789 

2,000,000 
V    50,000 

5,000 
§    31,475 
§    76.  79 
2,000,000 
§774,863 
120,000 

75.000 
300,000 
15,000 
50,000 
102.109 

300,000 

2,000,000 
219,771 

2,000,000 
2,000,000 
§       9,828 

105,093 

389,150 
2,703,000 

245,149 

1,297,610 
140,414 

1,353.8  13 

964,682 
3,518,071? 

3,198,952 
2,230,915 

12,876,860 
1,945,073 

291,834 
585,853 
1,167,899 
7,454,642 
4,146,346 
1,099,903 

1,065,032 
2,015,010 
275,000 
586,783 
175,611 

2,672,709 

9,392,428 
100,348 

5,837,918 
6,415,470 
95,866 

1,607,775 
2,854,724 
466,920 

216,135 

185,915 
1,246,855 
894,992 

725,854 

635,825 
766,660 

1,576,721 
234,000 
1,784,000 
1,267,058 
500,000 
1,473.121 
545,233 
1,013,883 
855.546 
1,032,894 
3,773,951 
1,150,000 
274,592 

855,685 
3,185,119 
1,639,902 
249.146 
3,000,000 
2,447,233 
1,429,249 
967,274 
402,284 
1,049,761 

100 

50 

50 

50 
100 

100 
IOO 

70 

30 

27 

17 

127 

76 

Union  Sava.  Bank  .  . 
YOUNOSTOWN— 

Commercial  Nat.  Bk. 
Dollar  Sav.  A  Tr.  Oo. 
First  National  Bank. 
Mahonlng  Nat.  Bank 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Wick  National  Hank 

33,000 

in,  ooo 
100,000 

100.000 

2OO.OOO 
60.OOO 

100 
107 
150 
140 
205 
120 

Chestnut  Street  Tr'st 
A  Sav.  Fund  Co. 
Citizens'Tr.ASur.Co. 
City  Trust  Safe  De- 
posit A  Surety  Co. 
Columbia  Ave.  Sav. 
Fund  Safe  Deposit 
Title  A  Trust  Co.  .  . 
Commercial  Tr.  Co  .  . 
Common  wealth  Title 

24 
15 

124 
122»4 

110 
160 
145 
210 

OREGON. 

PORTLAND— 
Alnsworth  N.  Bank. 
A  ssor  .  Bnkg.  A  Tr.Co 
Bate*,  G.W.  ACo... 

100.000 
50.000 
50.OOO 

100,000 

500,000 

5(10,000 

100,000 

250,000 
250,000 
loo.ooo 
250.0OO 
250.000 

50.000 
1,500 
1,000 

214,262 

50 
100 

IOO 

67 
65 

440 

07" 
450- 

Equitable  Trust  Co.. 
Fidelity  Ins.  Trust  A 
Safe  Deposit  Co... 
Finance  Co.of  Penn. 

Commercial  N.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
First  (East  SldwiN.B. 
Ladd&TiltonBauk. 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Portland  Nat.  Bauk. 
Seo'ty  Sav'g  ATr.  Oo 
Unit  States  N.  Bank 

30,OOO 
1OO.OOO 
20,000 
1,000,000 
43,500 

1,149,797 
3,950,473 
57,824 

1st  Pref 

50 
50 
100 
100 
100 
50 

50 
100 

p  25 

*25 
100 

50 

100 
IOO 

100 
100 
5 

100 
50 
50 

100 

50 
25 
100 

100 

50 
50 

50 
50 

88 

51 

10< 
100 
100 
50 
100 
50 
100 

1OO 
HK 
100 
100 
50 
100 
50 
60 
100 
50 
1(1 

98 

50 
33 
115 
380 
180 
45 

60 

130 

65 
52 
35 

2d  Pref 

Frankford  Real  Est. 
A  Safe  Deposit  Co. 
GermanAmer.   Title 
A  Trust  Co  

176,220 
8,507 
1,098,990 
449.360 

45.000 
41,206 





Germautown  R.  Est. 
Deposit  A  Tr.  Co.. 
Girard  Life  Ins.  An- 
nuity A  Trust  Co.  . 
Guarantee  Tr.  A  Safe 

PENNSYLVANIA. 



ALLEGHENY— 

Allegheny  8af»  D.  Co 
Dolla  r  Sav.  Fd  ATrCo 
Enterprise  Nat.  Bk.. 
First  National  Bank. 
German  Nat.  Bank.. 
Second  Nat.  Bunk... 
Third  National  Bank 

ALLENTOWN— 

Allentown  Nat.  Hank 
Lehlgh  Valley  Trust 
A  Safe  Deposit  Co. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

ALTOONA— 

100,000 
125,000 
100,000 
350,000 
200,000 
150,000 
200,000 

500,000 

125,000 
200,000 

50,000 
50,000 
150,000 
100,000 

150,000 
150,000 
150,000 
300,000 

74,840 

250,000 
100,000 
300.OOO 
250,000 
100,000 
100,000 

200,000 
450.OOO 
210,000 
200.OOO 
300,000 
250.OOO 
125,000 
200,000 

125.000 

1,000,000 
300,000 
750,000 
500,000 
400.OOO 
8  10.0OO 
300,000 
500,000 
275,000 
2,000,000 
1,000,000 
1,500,000 
1,000,000 
500,000 
250.000 
4.000LPOO 
200,000 
750,000 
600,000 
500,000 
100,000 
600,000 
250,000 

200,000 

500,000 
500.0OO 
250,000 
300,000 
200,000 
200,000 
rxio.ooo 
150,000 
1,500,000 
500,000 
2SO.OOO 
250,000 
150,000 
250,000 
200,000 
200,000 
600.000 
5OO.OOO 
500,000 

50 

20 
69 

77"* 
135 

29,595 
100,000 
70,OOO 
300,000 
200,000 
100,000 

100,000 

50,000 
95,000 

40,000 
2,200 
72,500 
5,000 

170,000 
10,000 
1  95,000 
250,000 

230,000 

600,000 
1,057,165 
1,540,!)  09 
1,488,094 
488,167 

1,133,913 

577,218 
481,100 

250,000 
110,000 
779,777 
281,591 

1,029,765 
550,000 
927,000 
1,255,000 

120,000 

756,000 
685,338 
760,133 
350,000 
800,000 
250,000 

510,759 
591,492 
262,507 
531.215 
613,319 

50 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 

40 

50 
IOO 

100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

50 

150 
100 
25 
60 

64 
77 
125 
220 
225 
175 

111'- 

IndustrialTrustTitJe 

47 

Integrity  Title  Ins. 
A  Safe  Dep.  Co  
Land  Title  ATr.  Co. 
Manayunk  Trust  Co. 
Merchants'  Tr.  Co.  . 
Mortgage  Trust  Co.. 
Northern  Sav.  Fund 
Safe  Dep.  ATr.  Co. 
Penn.  Co.  for  Insur. 
on  Lives  A  Gr.  Ann 
Phil.  Mort.  A  Tr.  Co. 
Philadelphia  Tr.  Safe 
Deposit  A  Ins.  Co. 
Provident  Life  ATr.. 
Real  Est.  Invest.  Co. 
Real  Estate  Title  In. 
ATr  Co 

12% 

50 

70 
140 

120 
85^4 

485 
71 

475 
430 
50c. 

1211-! 

90 
1O 

95 

25 
10 
50 

110 

55 
29% 

60 
85 
108 
60 

10238 
255 
175 

125 
110 
148 
100 

Fidelity  Banking  Co. 
First  National  Bank. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

ERIE— 

First  National  Bank. 
Kt  >  ii  PHI'  Nat.  Bank 
Marine  Nat.  Bank.  .. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

HARRISBURG— 
Central  Guar.  Tr.  A 
Safe  Deposit  Co  ... 
Commonwl'th  Guar. 
Tr.  A  Safe  Dep.  Oo. 
First  National  Bank. 
Harrisburg  N.  Bank. 
Harrisburg  Trust  Co 
Mechanics'  Bank  
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 

LANCASTER— 
Cones  toga  N.  Bank.  . 
Farmers'  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
Fulton  Nat.  Bank... 
Lancast'r  Co.N.Bank 
Lancaster  Trust  Co. 
Northern  Nat.  Bank. 
People's  Nat.  Bank.. 
People's  Trust  Sav. 
A  Deposit  Co 

115 
150 
110 

Real  Estate  Tr.  Co  .  . 
Sollcitors'L.ATr.  Co. 
Tacony  Sav.  F.  Safe 
Dep.  Fi.  ATr.  Co.. 
Tradesma.n'8  Trust  A 

200,000 
275,000 

22,500 

80,000 
«.  118,173 
§  115,616 

325,000 

100,000 
60,000 

200,000 
48,000 
648,581 
200,000 
7,200 
100,000 
60,000 
220,000 
150,000 
470,000 
2,  000,00 
5,600 
20,000 

100.000 
375,000 
100,000 
74.768 
300,000 
500,000 
250,000 
§181,036 
33,000 
100,000 
50,000 
33,700 
300,000 
534,074 
390,000 
50,000 
90,000 
100,000 
50,000 
900,000 
600,000 
500,000 
200,000 
500,000 
800,000 
50.OOO 
§322  434 

91 
15 

27i» 

50 

Trust  Co.  of  N.  A  

United  Security  Life 

160,000 
225,000 
185,000 
75,000 
250,000 
19,000 

60,000 
300.OOO 
42,000 
80,000 
215,000 
65,000 
13,OOO 
26,000 

West   End  Trust   A 
Safe  Deposit  Co... 
W.Phila.Tit.A  Tr.Co. 

PlTTSBURO— 
Allegheny  Nat.  Bank 

31 

300 

50 
72 

50 

100 
50 
100 
100 
50 
100 

60 

168 
112 
207 
200 
114 
200 
85 

Bank  of  Pittsburg.. 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
City  Deposit  Bank.. 
Columbia  Nat.  Bank. 
Commercial  Nat.  Bk. 
Diamond  Nat.  Bank. 
Duquesne  Nat.  Bank 
Exchange  Nat.  Bank 
Farmers'  Dep  Nat  Bk 
Fifth  Avenue  Bank. 
Fifth  National  Bank 
First  National  Bank 
of  Birmingham  — 
First  Nat.  Bk.,  Pitts. 
Fort  Pitt  Nat.  Bank. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 

110 

* 

96 
156 

* 

» 

260 

* 

139,681 
338,500 

100 
100 

100 

* 

81 
700 

123 

60 

125 
300 

iso" 
ia'6" 

310 
80 
95 
12O 
67k 
75 

PHILADELPHIA— 
Bank  of  North  Amer. 
Centennial  N.  Bank. 
Central  Nat.  Bank.. 
Chestnut  St.  N.  Bank 
City  National  Bank. 
Comm-rclal  N.  Bank 
Consollda'n  N.  Bank 
Corn  Exch.  N.  Bank. 
Eighth  Nat.  Bank... 
Far.  A  Mech.  N.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Fourth  St.  Nat.  Bank 
Glrard  Nat.  Bank... 
Independence  N.  B'k 
Kensington  N.  Bank. 
Investm'tCo.  of  Phil. 
Manayunk  N.  Btnk. 
Manufact'rs1  N.Bank 
Market  St.  Nat.  Bank 
Mechanics'  N.  Bank. 
Merchants'  Ex.  Bk.. 
Merchants  N.  Bank. 
Nat.  Bank  of  Com'ce 
National     Bank     of 
Germantown  

1,300,000 
210,000 
1,600,000 
150,000 
450,000 
233,000 
250,000 
370,000 
530,000 
600,000 
500,000 
1,000,000 
1,100,000 
200,000 
250,000 

5,937.000 
2,230,000 
5,087,000 
2,347,000 
1,109,000 
1,229,000 
1,049,000 
3,827,000 
1,675,000 
4,162,000 
7,151,000 
8,978,000 
6,598,000 
2,747,000 
890,000 

100 
100 

100 

100 
50 
50 
30 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 
40 
100 
50 
50 
100 
100 
IOO 
100 
100 
100 
50 

50 

50 
IOO 
100 
iro 
'.00 
100 
50 
IOO 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
IOO 
100 
100 
50 
50 

249 
165 
320 
97 
112 
30 
62  *s 
70 
300 
107 
204 
145 
73 
123 

180 

125" 

170 
325 
100 
115 
40 
65 

74" 

"s'i^ 

German  Nat.  Bank.. 
Iron  City  N.  Bank.  .  . 

330 

ioo" 

Liberty  Nat.  Bank... 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank.. 
Manufacturers'  Bk.. 
Marine  Nat.  Bank... 
Mechanics'  N.  Bank. 
Mercantile  Bank  — 
Mer.AManuf.N.BanK 
MetropolitanN.Bauk 
Monongah'la  N.Bank 
Nat.  Bk.  of  West.  Pa. 
Pennsylva'iaN.Bank 
People's  Nat.  Bank.. 
Pittsb.NatBk  of  Com 
Second  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 
Third  National  Bank 
Tradesmens'  N.Bank 
Union  Nat.  Bank  — 
U.S.Nat.  Bank  
Fidel.  Title  ATr.  Co. 
Mercantile  Trust  Co. 
Penn.  Title  A  Tr.  Co. 
Pittsburg  Trust  Co.  . 
Safe  Deposit  A  Trust 
Co.of  Pittsburg... 

323,027 
1,701,097 
670,433 
2,181,903 
435,435 
1,152,529 
982,004 
397,437 
2,793,875 
2,431,425 
4,000,000 
1,035,279 
2,267,131 
1,404,483 
519.978 
1,271,616 
624,416 

100 
50 
50 
50 
10 
10 
IOO 
j  10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
IOC 
IOC 

ioc 

10 

98 
97  >s 
123 

120 
150 
158 
120 
231 
285 
287 
127 
205 
510 
102 
154 
120 

-•"••  - 

8% 
180 
95 
130 
105 

100,000 
160,000 
150,000 
350,000 
i       7,459 
150,000 
80,000 

335,000 

675,000 
300,000 
175,000 
150,000 
65,000 
IC.O.OOO 
450,000 
250,000 
1.000,000 
125,000 
150,000 
50,000 
150,000 
135,000 
50,000 
60,000 
115,000 
4OO.OOO 
400.000 

868,699 
1,664,000 
3,573.000 
1,302,000 
32,872 
2,751,000 
429,000 

1,810,291 

2,995,000 
1,280,000 
1,224,000 
1,292,000 
800,000 
1,272,000 
2,812,000 
1,308,233 
7,671,000 
1.295,000 
1,049,320 
684,000 
733.000 
1,129,000 
661,000 
777.000 
2,427,000 
2,196,000 

98 

100 
45 



42 
160 
131 

National     Bank     of 
Northern  Liberties 
Nat.  Bk.of  Republic. 
Nat.  Security  Bank. 
Ninth  National  Bank 
Northern  Nat.  Bank. 
Northwest'n  N.  Bank 
Penn  National  Hank 
People's  Bank  

§109,061 

"95" 

177 

110 

175 

* 

§170932 

1,170.275 

100 
50 



140 
121 
165 

70,000 
§  636,612 

50,000 
425,000 
2OO.OOO 
120,000 
42,500 
85,000 
68,000 
100,000 
60,000 
50.000 
150.001 

120 
160 
85 

* 

179,810 

149,900 
863,536 
489,778 
441,437 
872,713 
367,888 
289,440 
307,185 
120,000 
239.309 
361.050 

100 

50 
30 

100 
100 
25 
100 
100 
100 
100 
51 

135 

"72" 
210 
235 
90 
200 
117 
160 
130 
70 
179 

READING— 
Citizens'  Bank  .. 

70 

200 

is'e" 

160 

Philadelphia  Nat.Bk. 
Quaker  City  Nat.  Bk. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Seventh  Nat.  Bank.. 
Sixth  Nat.  Bank  
South  wark  Nat.  Bk 
South  west'n  Nat.  Bk. 
Tenth  Nat.  Bank  
Third  Nat.  Bank  
Tradesmen'sNat.Bk. 
Union  Nat.  Bank  

190 
93 
130 

Farmers'  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
Keystone  Nat.  Bank 
Nat.  Union  Bank  
Penn  Nat.  Bank  
Pennsylvania  Tr.  Co. 
Reading  Nat.  Bank.. 
Reading  Trust  Co... 
Schuylkill  Valley  Bk. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

240" 

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80 
120 
110 

"75" 

122" 
115 
50 

. 

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BANK    STOCK    QUOTATIONS. 


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SCRANTON— 
Dim*  Discount  *  i>e 

potit  Bank 

Fintt  National  Bunk 
Lack.  Tr.  AS.  D.  Co. 
Merchant*'  &  Me 

chanlcV  Bank. 

BerantonSar.  Bank 
Boranton  s»v.  Bank 

*  Tnut  Co 

Thlr.1  Nat.  Bank 

Trader*1  Nat.  Bank . . 

WlLKESBARRE— 
Pint  National  Bank. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

PeoplM'Bank 

Wyoming  Nat.  Bank 
Wyoming  Val.  Tr.  Co 

WlLLIAMSPORT— 
Flnt  National  Bank. 
Lycomlnx  Nat.  Bank 
Merchant*-  N.  Bank. 
BosQuehanna    Trust 

A  *af-  I..-!...-:;  c., 
West  Braiu-aN.Bank 
William*!'1!  N.  Bank 


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BO.OOO  170,000 1OO 

25,000  220,832  100 

440.000  50 

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5.000  161.241100 


RHODE    ISLAND. 


Uaerlcan  Nat.  Bank 
Atlantic  Nat.  Bank. 
Blaekntune  Canal 
National  Bank.... 
City  National  Bank. 
Oommeretal  N.  Bank 

ruth  Nat.  Bank 

Pint  National  Bank. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 
Olobe  National  Bank 


High  street  Bank 
JCanufacfnN.  Bank 


5OO.OOO 

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1,000.000 

300,000 

500.000) 
500,000 


Mercuanu'  N.  Bank. 
Vat.  Bank  of  Oom'ce 
Wat.  Bk  uf  North  Am. 
National  Kagle  Bank 
Hat.  Kxcuaugci  Bank 
Old  National  Bank 
Kinlx  Nat.  Bank... 
>N.  Bank. 
9  lalaM  N.  Bank 
r  William.  Nat. 


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120,000 

SOO.OOO 

500.000 

1.000.000 

1,709.200 

1.000,000 

500.000 

500.000 

500,000 

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120.000 
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100,000 
174.0OO 
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174.366 
100.000 
112,776 
62.061 
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200,000 
320,000 
138.500 
100.000 
900.000 
10O.OOO 
130.000 
428.114 
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1.430,448    50 
144,855    50 


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Third  National  Bank 
Trader*'  Nat.  Bank 

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Pint  Nat.  Bank... 


Mat  Bk.  of  KB.  Ul 
Nat.  Bxebaa 
Hew  Ku(  ConTl  Bk. 
Kewpon  Nat.  Bank 
Union  Nat.  Bank.... 

PAWTUCKCT 

rir.t  Nat.  Ban 

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Blatrr  N.  H.nf  Pawt 

WOONSOCKET- 
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JlntNal.  Bank  ... 
Jtat-Oiob*  Bank... 
Vat.  Untoa  Bank... 
aBiNtV  Hat.  Bk.. 
INaLBk. 


499.950  100.000 
60.000 
27,000 


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100.000 

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314,278 

340,434 

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76.534     50 

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543.414 
888,327 
356.397  100 
808.482  50 
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212,934  100 
607.626  100 
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200,000 
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180.000 

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KNOXVILLE— 
City  National  Bank. 
East  Tenn.  Nat.  Bk.. 
HolstonNat.  Bank.. 
k  in  i  x  Co.  Bk.&Tr.Co. 
Knox ville  Bkg.  Co. . . 

Market  Bauk 

Mechanics'  Nat.  Bk. 

Merchants'  Bank 

Third  Nat.  Bank 

MEMPHIS— 

Bank  of  Commerce.. 
Continental  Nat.  Bk. 
Continental  Sav.  Bk. 

First  Nat.  Bank 

German  Bank 

Manhattan  Savings 
Bank  it  Trust  Co.. 
Mechanics'  Sav.  Bk. 
Memphis  Nat.  Bank. 
Memphis  Sav.  Bank. 
Memphis  Trust  Co. . . 

Mercantile  Bank i 

Security  Bk.&Tr.Co.| 
State  Nat.  Bank j 


20O.OOO 
175.000 

100,000 

25,000 
50,000 

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100,000 
100,000 

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617,415 
175,000 

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15,000 


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660,581  100  105 

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101,244,100    

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50 
47 


100 


70 
50 


,.,, 
178 
100 
168 

47 


at 

... 

IM 


»5 


100 


110 
75 


55 

B 

•Ml 


SOUTH    CAROLINA. 


CM»RLE»TO»I- 
ftaak  of  Charleston 
-Chart.  fa%-<«  lu-fii 
Columbian   B»    ^ 

*  Tnut  Co.. 


1,267.795  100  133 
630,075  100  350 


.    BkK.  *   I  r 

^•t  Hat.  Bank  ..... 

WBanla  Iter.  Bank 

MlDcn'AMerch.  Bk 

,.!»'«  Nat.  Bank.  . 

«e.Car.U  an*Tr.Co. 


' •  7,500 

lOO.OOO  I5.OOO 

3OO.OOO  450.0OO 

40.000  100.000 

1OO.OOO  13.000 

25O.OOO  lOO.OOO 
... 


121,840  50 
110.243  25 
253.710  1OO 
6OO.O89  100 
1.906,700.... 
270,000  100 
734,925  100 
•81.190100 


50 


134 
40O 


81 

1OO   101 
220  225 
1050  1100 
104 

155   16O 
45  I  BO 


TENNESSEE. 


CHATTAMOOOA  — 


at.  Bk. 
(  '  .  • 
Qatorae'Bk.ATr.Co. 

^^BUt    I: 
8e.  Chatfo  Aar.  Bk. 
.MM  Hat.  Bank.  ... 
Unloi.  Hk  .*  Tr   OO 


.  60.000 

100,000  5       2.700 

339.000       

300.0001  300.000 
-.,,.,. H,         7400 

l-,.,.,..,  •-. 


100 
462.600  100 
825.000  100 
245.009  .... 
I.!--..-'.-.  100 

eo.ono  KKI 

318,7 

..100 


100 

100 

85 


75 
100 


110 

90 

«O 

100 

105 

-n 


-tatf  Savings  Bank. 
UnlonAPlanfrs'Bk. 
Union  S.Bk.A  Tr.  Co. 

NASHVILLE— 
American  Nat.  Bank 
City  .-'arlnga  Bank.. 
First  National  Bank. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 
Merchants'  Bank — 
N.i-l.M.l.-Trn-t  Ci. 
Union  Bauk*Tr.Co. 


so.ooo 

100,000 

500,000 ; 

50,000 
10O.OOO 
20O.OOO 

5O.OOO 
250,000 

50,000 
600,0005 

12,500 


'.10.1100 

2,587 

150,000 

8,636 


70,000 

10,000 
10(1.000 

,-,11.000 


1,000,000  72.00O 

100.OOO  20.0OO 

600.000  83.800 

1,000,000  200,000 

150,000  §6,415 

350,000  545,000 

100.OOO  25,000 


750,000,100 


i;:,,ooo 

SOO.OOO 


30O.OOO  1OO 


100 
100 


100 


105 
50 


110 

55 


92 
50 


350 


95 
110 


430.OOO  1OO    10O 
.1100 


1,400,000  100 
265.000  100 


:t-.o.ooo 
100,000 


10(1 

no 


1,323,297  100 

90,000  .... 

970,393  1OO 

2,004,664!  100 

299,105  100 

100 

425,000  100 


160 


100 
120 


90 


40 
117 

70 
100 
130 


95 
65 


400 


100 
115 


105 
165" 


105 
125 


94 
50 
50 

120 
75 

102 


TEXAS. 


•La.t.aJe.  t  Book  »al»e.  :  Part  paid  In.  4  Including,  ^dlrlded  pronU. 


AUSTIN— 
American  Nat.  Bank 
Austin  Nat.  Bank... 
City  National  Bank . 
Pint  National  Bank. 
State  Nat.  Bank 

DALLAS— 

American  Nat.  Bank 
City  National  Bank. 
MercantlleNat.Bank 
Nat.  Bank  or  Com'c«. 
Nat.  Exchange  Bank 

FORT  WORTH— 

American  Nat.  Bank 
Far.AUrcn.Nat.  Bk. 
First  National  Bunk. 
Fort  Worth  Nat.  Bk 
State  National  Bank 
Nat'l  Livestock  Bk 
Traders'  Nafl  Bank. 

GALVESTON— 

First  National  Bank. 

Ualvceton  Nat.  Bank 

Island  City  Hav.  B'k. 

Texas  Ld.  &  L'n  CO- 
HOUSTON— 

Commercial  N.  Bank 

First  National  Bank. 

Houston  N.t.  Bank. 

Planters' A  Medians' 
National  Bank.... 

South  Texas  N.  Bank 

Houston  L'd  4  Tr.  Co. 

SAN  ANTONIO— 
Alamo  Nat.  Bank... 
Lockwood  Nat.  Bank 
San  Antonio  N.  Bank 

WACO- 

Citlzens'  Nafl  Bank. 
Far.  &  Mr  r.  Nat.  Bk. 
First  National  Bank. 
Waco  State  Bank  — 
Provident  Nat'l  B'k. 


200,000 
1. -.0.000 
150.OOO 
1OO.OOO 

100.000 


•.•(M..IM.O 
100.000 
l.-.O.IHNI 
1.M1..M.O 

300,000 


150,000 
400,000 

•J.-.O.IHIO 

500.000 
250,000 
15O.OOO 

1-J.-..IMHI 


SOO.OOO 
250.0OO 
100.000 
510,000 


2OO.OOO 

loo.ooo 
100,000 

250.OOO 
500,000 
215,000 


§52.026 

$40.000 

§8.000 


476,640  100s  100 
304.0OO  100  1OO 
230,000  100  


191,000  100 


50,000        414,000  100 


100 
110 


125,000  1,061,220  100  165 

25,000  1.398.178100  120 

5,000   183,183  100:  , 

1,000   214,780  100  

11,000  919,600  1OO  100 


120 
110 
100 
110 
130 


100 

too 


s,r,oo 

40,300 

125.OOO 

81,000 

.-,0.000 


50,000 

100,000 

21.000 

200.0OO 

- 


225,000  100 
300.000  1OO 
500,000  1OO 

•.100.000  100 

45O.OOO  1OO 
200,000  100 
207,000  100 


348,079100  160 

604.865  100  105 

350,000  1OO  3OO 

..100  97 


30,000   405,476  I  OO 

40O.OOO  1,482,383100 

11,000   203,586100 


21,5OO! 
50,000 


286,345  100 

549,985  100 

..  100 


1.-,.  i.ooo 


21.0OO   591.OOO100I.. 
30,000   450,000  100  t 
250,000  1,028,032  100  I 


100 
550 


60 

10O 

50 


100.000  J157.315 

100.000  6.050! 

SOO.OOO  §154,094 

100.OOO  20.OOO 

SOO.OOO  540,095 


340,372  10O 
58,464  loo 
920,619  1OO 
341.420  100 
329.016  100 


90 


102  "a 
90" 


101 
55 


120 
130 
250 


100 


UTAH. 


SALT  LAKE  CITY- 
Bank  of  Commerce. . 

Commercial  N.  Bank 
DeseretNat.  Bank.. 

!>. •-.  :.  •  -»\  V-  Hank 

First  National  Bank, 

Park  City 


Nat.  Bank  of  Renuu'c 
Bait  Lake  Valley 

Loan  4  Trust  Co.. 
State  Bank  of  Utah. 
Utah  Commercial  A 

Savings  Bank 

Utah  National  Bank. 
Utah  Title  Insurance 

A  Trust  Co 

Zlon's  Savings  Bank 

ATrustCo. 


100,000 
300.0OO 
SOO.OOO 
100,000 

SO.OOO 
3OO.OOO 

SOO.OOO 
600,000 

200.OOO 

200,000 

150.OOO 
200,000 


20.00O  275,000  1OO 

10.OOO  40O.OOO  100 

500,000  1,088.000  10O 

40,000  648,000  1OO 


5,250 
15,000; 

1,600 


270,000  1OO 
212,000  100 


...  1OO 
350.0OO  100 


40,000       270,000 100 
22,000       240.OOO  100 

10,000(       150,000 1000 
200,000    1,220,000100 


55 

65 

195 

110 


65 

75 

200 

120 


132>a  150 


75 


85 
6f> 


95 
60 


140 


80 

90 
70 

1OO 
65 

1000 
150 


VIRGINIA. 


NORFOLK- 

Bank  of  Commerce.  KIO.OOO 

Citizens' Bank 30O.OOO 

City  National  Bank.  20O.OOO 


83,758 


,. 

18.519 


376.410  1OO  145 
893,609  1001  136 
223,235  1001  100 


150 
140 
105 


•Last  sale,  t  Book  value.  : Part  paid  In.  §  Including  undivided  profits- 


THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VoL    LXIV. 


Captal. 

Surplul. 

Dtpotitt. 

P-r 

Bid. 

Atk. 

Capital. 

Surplut. 

Depotilt. 

P-r 

Bid. 

A.ik 

NORFOLK-fOon.)- 
Marine  Bank 

100,000 

206,025 
4OO.OOO 

200.0OO 
100,000 

200,000 
400,000 

uoo.ooo 

200,000 

125,000 
300,000 
300,000 
200,000 

fxlO.OOO 
219,750 
nno.ooo 

4  114,680 

4    53,919 
223,613 

1)  145,000 
'     52.OOO 

42,000 

100,000 

400,000 

230,000 

'00,060 

700,000 

38,000 
240.OOO 
220,000 
75  OOO 

573,133 

444,467 
1,531,193 

850,774 
262,780 

480.000 
650,000 
1,450,500 
1,318,504 
23O.OOO 
657,779 
1,513,882 
250,000 
1,383,217 
9OO.OOO 

100 
100 

too 

20 
100 

25 
25 
100 
100 
25 
100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
loo 

180 

106 
145 

30 
.120 

27 
2S 
171 
171 
25 
100 
250 
105 
137 
113 
110 

200 

108 
150 

31 
125 

27  >4 
30 
175 

TAOOMA— 
Fidelity  Trust  Co  
London  &  San.  F.  Bk. 
Nat.Bk.of  Commerce 
Pacitte  Nat.  Bank... 
Scaudlnav.-Am.  Bk.. 
UnionSav.B.ATr.Co. 

9 
500,000 
2,450,000 
200,000 
300,000 
60.OOO 
100.000 

5     36.0OO 
375,000 
'       3,819 
5     38,671 
3,000 
17,504 

$ 
450,000 

Norfolk  Bk.  (or  Sav- 

210>454 
470.435 
65,000 
669.895 

ioo 

100 
100 

Norfolk  Nat.  Bank.. 

PETERSBURG— 

Petersb.Sav.AIns.Co 
The  National  Bank.. 

RICHMOND— 
Citizens'  Bank  

100 

ii'6 

1IT> 

WEST   VIRGINIA. 

WHEELING— 

Bank  of  Ohio  Valley 
Bank  ol  Wheeling.  .. 
City  Bk.  of  Wheeling 
Commercial  Bank.  .  . 
Exchange  Bank  
German  Bank  

175,000 

200,000 

150,000 
80,000 
300,000 
80,000 
200,000 
100,000 
25.OOO 
102,100 

25,000 
2O.OOO 
10,000 
10,000 

City  Bank  

1,105,000 

650,000 
290,000 
774,000 
720,000 
516,921 
360,000 
93,000 
1*9,212 

First  Nat.  Bank  
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
Metropolitan  Bunk.. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Virginia. 
Planters'  Nat.  Bank. 
Security  Bank  
State  Bk.  of  Virginia 
Onion  Bk.  of  Rlclim. 
Virginia  Trust  Co  . 



105 
255 
110 

120,000 
4O.OOO 
35,000 
2,250 

Nat.  Bank  of  W.  Va 
People's  Bank  
South  Side  Bank  
Wheel.  Title  &Tr.  <'o. 

100 

«             WASHINGTON. 

LA  CROSSE. 

Until  viaii  Bank  

WIS 

200,000 
25,000 
50,000 
250,000 
50,000 
50,000 

300,000 
1,000,000 
100,000 
300,000 
450,000 
100,000 
500,000 
200,000 
100,000 

500,000 
1,000,000 
250,000 

CONSIN. 

5     22,000 
1,500 
S       4,000 
50,000 
§       1,000 
49,000 

6     58,292 
250,000 
§     12,000 
5    25,000 
21,000 
7,000 
100.000 
§  338.244 

1,067,954 
75V153 
71,406 
942,528 
70,000 
421,391 

2,100,528 
8,306,460 
450,000 

2,r,  00,000 

893.225 

2,466^575 
4,106,285 
296,510 

1,850,000 
3,411,081 

l^O 
100 
100 
100 
IOO 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

145 
IOO 
120 
150 

SEATTLE— 

Boston  Nat.  Bank... 
Dexter.  Horton  A  Co 
First  Nat.  Bank  
Nat.Bk.of  Commerce 
People's  Sav.  Bank 
Puget  Sound  Nat.Bk 
Soandluav.-Am.B... 
Seattle  Nat.  Bank.. 
Seattle  Sav  IngsBk. 
Washington  Nat.Bk 

SPOKANE— 
Exchange  Nat.  Bk. 
Fidelity  Nat.  Bank. 
Old  Nat.  Bank  

180,000 
2OO.OOO 
150,000 
300.000 
00,000 
528,000 
75,000 
250,000 
50.000 
100,000 

250,000 

100,000 

200,000 
100,000 
200,000 

6      6.356 
5  143,597 
5  152,268 
5       1,030 
9,000 
§    47,550 
12,336 
;     14,306 

1 
198,040  100 
935,874  100 
441,906  100 
339,289  100 
290,967  100 
657,036  1OO 
152,241  100 
74,739  100 
128,772  100 
486,150  100 

1 
671,374  100 
91,401  1OO 
491.757  100 
185,612  100 
625,286  100 

ExchangeStateBauk 
Oerman-Amer.  Bank 
Nat.  Bk.  of  La  Crosse 
Security  Savings  Bk. 
StateB'kof  Lacrosse 

MILWAUKEE.— 
Central  Nat.  Bank.. 
First  National  Bank. 
German-  Amer.  Bank 
Marshall  &IlsleyB'k 
Milwaukee  N.  Bank  . 
Milwaukee  Trust  Co. 
Nat.  Exchange  Bank 
Second  Ward~Sav.  Bk 
West  Side  Bank  
Wisconsin  Marine  & 
Fire  Ins.  Co.  Bank. 
Wisconsin  Nat.  Bank 
Wisconsin  Trust  Co. 

• 

225 

5    24,879 

&    68,781 
5     20,007 
i     14,357 
§       2,502 
§    91,940 

100 
100 

110 

110 
100 
102 





100 

100 
100 
100 

S    93.000 
150.000 
§       4,000 

8pok'ne&  Ea8t.Tr.Co 
Traders'  Nat.  Bank. 

100 
130 



*  Last  sale.   »  Book  value,   t  Part  paid  in.    $  Undiv'd  profits  included-      *  Last  sale.   I  Book  value.  5  Part  paid  In.   §  Uadiv'd  profits  included 


RKPORT    OF   THE    CONDITION    OF   THE 

CHEMICAL  NATIONAL  BANK, 

At  New  York,  In  the  State  of  New  York,  at  the  close  of  bualiienn  December  17,  1896. 


RESOURCES. 

Loans  and  discounts $20,766,391  31 

Overdraft? 12,659  19 

U.  8.  Bonds  to  secure  circulation 50,000  00 

Stocks  and  bonds 1,568,907  52 

Banking  house 250,000  00 

Other  real  estate 43,016  71 

Due  from  national  banks £1,614,769  41 

Due    from    State    banks,   private 

banks,  and  bankers 583,452  72 

Checks  and  other  cash  items 293,826  05 

Exchanges  for  clearing  house 1,254,913  46 

Bills  of  other  national  banks 45,500  00 

Fractional  currency 14,000  00 

Specie 3,669,016  95 

Legal-tender  notes 4,057,457  00 

Collector  of  Customs 44,249  49 

Due  from  United  States  Treasurer. .        24,000  00 

11,601,185  08 


Total $34,292,159  81 

Sworn  to  andsubsoribedbefore  me  this  23d  day  of  December,  1896. 

EDWD.  P.  BROWN,  Notary. 


LIABILITIES. 

Capital  stock  paid  in $300,000  00 

Surplus  fund 6,000,000  00 

Undivided  profits 1,381,723  24 

State  bank  circulation  outstanding 10,874  00 

Due  to  national  banks $3,560,040  51 

Due  to  State  banks,  private  banks 

and  bankers 1,686,568  04 

Dividends  unpaid 375  00 

Individual  deposits 20,861,767  33 

Demand  certificates  of  deposit 94,932  05 

Certified  checks 243,479  45 

Cashier's  checks  outstanding 152,400  19 

26,599,562  5T 

Total $34,292.159  81 

STATE  of  NEW  YORK,  COUNTY  OF  NEW  YORK,  ss.: 

I,  WM.  J.  QUINLAN,  JR.,  Cashier  of  the  Chemical  National 
Bank  of  New  York,  do  solemnly  swear  that  the  above  statement 
is  true,  to  the  best  of  my  knowledge  and  belief. 

WM.  J.  QUINLAN,  JR.,  Cashier. 


Correct^Attest.       J.  A.  ROOSEVELT,  ) 

FREDERIC  W.  STEVENS,  !•  Directors. 
G.  G.  WILLIAMS,  ) 


WE     MAKE     A     SPECIALTY     OF 


BANK  AND    TRUST  CO.   STOCKS. 


P.  J.  GOODHART  &  CO., 


Members  New  York  Stock  Exchange, 


38   WALL   STREET    NEW    YORK 


THE  QUOTATION 


SUPPLEMENT 


OF   THE 


COMMERCIAL  &  flNANClAL  CHRONICLE. 


CONTENTS. 

V  YORK  FINANCIAL  MARKETS  FOB  JANUARY, 
NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE, 

MONTHLY   AND  YEARLY   RECORD  OP    BONDS, 
MONTHLY  AND  YEARLY  RECORD  OF  STOCKS,       - 
BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANGE  PRICES, 

KRAL  QUOTATIONS  OF  BONDS  AND  STOCKS,    - 
RAILROAD  Siccrarrnts,  • 

STREET  RAILWAY  SECURITIES 

H0mCIPAL    BOND*. 

M18C  K  1.  1.  \NEOU8  SECURITIES,     - 
BONDS, 


GAS  BONDS, 

OA«  STOCKS,      ... 
MIXING  STOCKS,       -  - 

TELEPHONE  AND  TELEURAPII. 
ELECTRIC  STOCKS, 
INSCRAXCE  STOCKS, 
MANUFACTURING, 
MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS,    - 
BANK  AND  TRUST  COMPANY  STOCKS, 


5 

7-18 
7-16 
16-18 
18-19 
20-38 
20-28 
26-38 
28-84 


34-35 
88 
85 

35-36 
86 
36 
86 

86-«7 
87-88 
88-46 


IFeTDrno-eirTsr  6,  1897. 


WILLIAM    R    DANA    COMPANY,    PUBLISHERS, 

PINE  STREET,  COBWEB  PEARL  STREET,  NEW  YORK. 

ii-  w  v.  111  oili.-..  nf  Librarian  of  Congreaa,  Washington,  I).  C.]| 


AUGUST  BELMONT  &  CO., 

BANKERS, 

No.   23  NASSAU  STREET,  NEW  YORK. 

AGBXT8  AND  CORRESPONDENTS  Of  THE 

Messrs.     ROTHSCHILD, 

LONDON      .-.      PARIS      .-.      FRANKFORT      .-.      VIENNA. 

Issue  Letters  oj   Credit  for   Travelers,  available  in  all 

parts  of  the  world. 

Draw  Bills  of  Exchange  and  make  Cable  Transfers  to  Europe,  West  Indies,  Mexico 

and  California. 

Execute  Orders  for  the  Purchase  and  Sale  of  Investment  Securities. 

BROWN  BROTHERS  &  CO., 

PHILADELPHIA,  NEW   YORK,  BOSTON, 

4th  and  Chestnut  Sts.  59  WALL  ST,  66  State  St. 

AND 

*    ALEX.  BROWN  &  SONS,  Baltimore  and  Calvert  Sts.,  Baltimore. 

ALL    CONNECTED    BY    PRIVATE     WIRE, 
number*  of  the  New  York,  Philadelphia  and  Baltimore  Stock  Exchanges. 

Execute  Orders  on  Commission  for  Purchase  and  Sale  of  Stocks,  Bonds,  and  all  Investment 

Securities.     Bills  of  Exchange  Bought  and  Sold. 

Commercial  Letters   of  Credit  and  Travelers'  Letters  of  Credit  issued,  available  in  all 

parts  of  the  world. 

Collections  made  on  all  points;  Telegraphic   Transfers  of  Money    made    between   this 

Country  and  Europe- 

Deposit  Accounts  of  American  Banks,  Bankers,   Firms    and  Individuals  received  upon 

Hivorable    terms. 


Brown,  Shipley  &  Co.,  Founders'  Court,  Lothbury,  E.  C.,  London. 


THE  QUOTATION 

SUPPLEMENT 


OF   THE 


(COMMERCIAL  &  flNANCIAL  THRONICLE. 


THE   QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 

Tmm  QUOTATION  ScrrLKMC-rr.  (wood  monthly.  U  furnished  wUtuntt 
tftrm  ikmrii  to  «T«ry  MUBoal  •ateortber  of  the  COMMERCIAL  AKD  Fin  AX- 
CUL  CnomcLB. 

TH«  lOTBToM'  Scrrumur,  Uaaed  quarterly,  U  al»o  furnished 
wUfcxrf  atra  ekmrgt  to  ererr  Mtacribcr  of  the  Cnoncu. 

TUB  STIUT  RAILWAY  SorrLumrr,  leiatd  quarterly,  u  UkewUe 
faraUbed  vittOTX  t*rm  eAarfw  to  •Terr  ratMwrlber  of  the  CHBOHCLB. 


THB  STATE  A*D  Orrr  8crrLE»«rr.  Umed  Mml-annaallr,  U  »]*> 
•"*•>•*  »«»»ii<  «•*•»  rt«ry«  to  rr«rr  »ab»erlher  of  the  CHBOXICLE. 


.  an  Ten  Dollars  within  the  United  State*  aad  Twelre  Dollar* 
4  which  t»ehrt««  po»t»g»|  ta 


WILLIAM  B.  DANA  COMPANY,  PUBLISHERS, 

PINE  ST..  CORNER  or  PEARL  ST.,  New  YORK. 


REVIEW    OF   JANUARY. 

While  oar  industries  continued  deprewed  daring 
January,  and  there  WM  little  evidence  of  activity  in 
any  department  of  business,  the  outlook  nerertheleu 
improved  in  tome  important  respects. 

In  the  first  place,  irritating  action  in  Congress  with  re- 
gaid  to  matters  affecting  our  foreign  relations  ceased  in 
great  measure.  When  Congress  adjourned  in  December 
over  the  holiday  recess  the  resolution,  it  will  be  re- 
membered, of  Senator  Cameron,  recognizing  the 
independence  of  the  "  Republic  of  Gnba,"  had  just 
been  report*  d  favorably  by  the  Senate  Committee  on 
Foreign  Relations,  causing  much  uneasiness  in  business 
circles  and  leading  to  fears  of  a  possible  rupture  of  our 
friendly  relations  with  Spain.  In  January  the  Cuban 
question  no  longer  operated  to  disturb  business,  and 
the  author  of  the  resolution  referred  to  did  not  even 
undertake  to  call  it  up. 

Another  event  of  an  auspicious  nature  was  the  submis- 
sion by  President  Cleveland  on  the  llth  of  a  general 
arbitration  treaty  between  the  United  States  and 
Great  Britain.  The  attitude  of  the  Senate  regarding 
the  treaty  was  not  altogether  assuring.  On  the  30th 
the  Committee  on  Foreign  Relations  decided  to  report 
it  with  some  important  amendments,  but  even  then 
only  by  a  vote  of  6  to  4,  thus  showing  strong  opposi- 
tion to  the  measure.  The  most  noteworthy  feature, 
however,  in  connection  with  the  treaty  was  the  great 
favor  with  which  it  waa  received  by  the  public.  Reso- 
lutions were  adopted  by  mercantile  associations,  by 
religions  societies  and  by  other  organized  bodies  in 
different  parts  of  the  country,  urging  its  ratification, 
and  in  addition  personal  petitions  in  large  number 
from  prominent  persons  everywhere  were  sent  to  the 


IEntCT»d  aeeordtnt  to  Aet  of  Congre««  In  the  year  1887, by  WII.UAM  B.  DAHA  COMPACT.  In  office  of  Librarian  of  Congrenu,  Washington.  D.  C.] 

NEW    YORK.    FEBRUARY    6,    1897. 

Senate.  Tnese  appeals  served  not  only  co  show  that 
arbitration  as  a  means  for  settling  disputes  between 
nations  is  popular,  but,  more  than  that,  that  our 
people  as  a  whole  are  opposed  to  war  and  will  not  sup- 
port efforts  tending  to  involve  the  country  in  trouble 
with  other  nations  without  clear  cause.  It  should 
also  be  noted  that  last  Saturday  (January  30th)  Secre- 
tary of  State  Olney  and  Sir  Julian  Panncefote  signed 
a  treaty,  which  was  sent  by  the  President  to  the 
Senate  on  Monday,  for  the  appointment  of  Commis- 
sioners to  determine  the  Alaska  boundary  line,  thus 
removing  another  possible  source  of  international 
complications. 

The  National  Monetary  Conference  was  also  a  favor- 
able event.  The  Conference  met  at  Indianapolis  on 
the  12th  and  13th  and  was  a  wholly  non-partisan 
gathering  composed  of  representatives  of  commercial 
organizations  throughout  the  country.  The  resolutions 
adopted  were  reported  unanimously  by  the  Committee 
having  them  in  charge  and  were  agreed  to  by  the 
Convention  with  but  a  few  dissenting  votes.  The 
Convention  declared  that  the  gold  standard  must  be 
maintained,  "  that  steps  should  be  taken  to  ensure  the 
ultimate  retirement  of  all  classes  of  United  States 
notes  by  a  gradual  and  steady  process,"  and  that  a 
banking  system  must  be  provided  "which  shall  furnish 
credit  facilities  to  every  portion  of  the  country  and  a 
safe  and  elastic  circulation,"  etc.  Provision  was  also 
made  for  an  executive  committee  whose  duty  it  is  to 
be  to  endeavor  to  procure  at  the  extra  session  of  Con- 
gress, which  it  is  understood  will  be  convened  in  March, 
legislation  calling  for  the  appointment  of  a  Monetary 
Commission  by  the  President,  failing  which  the  Com- 
mittee itself  is  to  name  a  commission  to  investigate 
our  monetary  affairs. 

But  perhaps  the  most  important  event  of  the  month 
was  the  authorized  announcement  that  the  portfolio  of 
the  Treasury  Department  in  the  McEinley  administra- 
tion had  been  offered  to  Mr.  Lymau  J.  Gage,  President 
of  the  First  National  Bank  of  Chicago,  and  that  that 
gentleman  had  decided  to  accept  the  position.  Mr. 
Oage  is  regarded  as  pre-eminently  fitted  for  the  place, 
and  his  appointment  was  at  once  taken  as  proof  that 
the  policy  of  the  new  administration  concerning  the 
currency  would  be  satisfactory  and  such  as  to  promote 
confidence  and  business  revival.  Among  the  minor 
incidents  of  the  month,  we  may  mention  that  Senator 
Wolcott,  of  Colorado,  visited  several  of  the  European 


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[VOL.  LX1Y 


capitals,  with  tiie  concurrence,  it  is  understood,  of 
President-elect  McKinley,  to  ascertain  the  views  abroad 
with  reference  to  the  possibility  of  an  international 
agreement  for  bimetallism;  also  that  on  the  29th  of 
January  the  United  States  Senate  passed  a  bill  by  a 
vote  of  46  to  4,  authorizing  the  President  after  March 
4  1897  to  call,  in  his  discretion,  an  international  con- 
ference for  that  purpose. 

In  the  dry  goods  trade  the  large  stocks  of  print 
cloths  continued  a  depressing  feature,  though  there 
was  some  slight  improvement  in  that  particular  during 
the  month.  The  price  was  2$  cents  per  yard.  A  move- 
ment to  curtail  production  and  thus  reduce  stocks  was 
proposed,  but  was  not  perfected  until  after  the  close 
of  the  month.  Prices  for  certain  makes  of  bleached 
cottons  were  reduced  to  the  lowest  figures  on  record. 
The  price  of  raw  cotton,  however,  improved  a  little, 
low  middling  uplands  being  quoted  at  6  15-16  cents 
January  30th,  against  6  11-16  cents  on  the  5th. 

The  price  of  the  new  United  States  4s  further 
advanced,  they  selling  at  124  at  the  close  of  the  month 
against  120-J  on  the  2d,  and  this  furnishes  the  true 
index  to  the  situation.  The  Treasury  gold  reserve 
kept  gaining  and  was  $144,800,493  January  30,  against 
$137,316,544  December  31.  la  Europe  money  cheap- 
ened very  materially,  and  the  Bank  of  England  reduced 
its  minimum  discount  rate  from  4  to  3£  per  cent  and 
the  Bank  of  Germany  lowered  its  rate  from  5  per  cent 
to  4  per  cent. 

The  Delaware  &  Hudson  reduced  its  dividend  from  7 
per  cent  to  5  per  cent,  and  in  Ohio  the  bituminous  coal 
trade  situation  gave  occasion  for  great  anxiety.      The 
Wheeling  &  Lake  Erie  and  the  Columbus  Sandusky  & 
Hocking  passed  into  the  hands  of  receivers,  the  latter 
property,  however,  being  subsequently  restored  to  its 
owners.      At  the  close  of  the  month  an  agreemenl 
had   been    nearly    pprfected    among  the    Ohio    coa. 
roads  for  obtaining    better    rates  and    better  prices. 
The  House  of  Representatives  on  the  llth,  by  a  vote 
of  168  to  102,  rejected  the  bill  for  funding  the  debt  of 
the  Pacific  railroads;  within  a  few  days  thereafter  the 
Government  began  foreclosure  proceedings  under  its 
lien,  after  having  first  reached  an  agreement  with  th< 
Eeorganization  Committee  for  a  minimum  bid  of  $45,- 
754,000  for  its  interest,  including  the  sinking  fund 
The  Attorney-General  of  Pennsylvania  rendered  a  de 
cision  sustaining  the  validity  of  the  charter  of  the  new 
Reading  Company  ;  the  Atchison  made  arrangement 
with  the  bondholders  of  the  Atlantic  &  Pacific  for  ab 
sorbing  that  road  ;  and  the  Chicago  St.  Paul  Minne 
apolis  &  Omaha  announced  its  first  dividend  on  th 
common  stock.   President  Roberts  of  the  Pennsylvania 
Railroad  died  on  January  30. 

The  foreign  exchange  market  was  strong  most  of  the 
time,  with  the  tendency  towards  higher  rates.    Ma 
turing  sixty-day  bills  held  by  those  who  had  purchase< 
them  for  investment    were    offered    in  considerable 
amounts,  but  the  sellers  in  many  cases  made  new  in 
vestment  purchases,  at  least  in  the  early  part  of  the 
month,  when  the  interest  rates  abroad  were  still  high 
There  was  also  at  this  time  some  borrowing  here  fo: 
London  account.    Later,  easier  money  abroad  remove< 
one  of  the  principal  supports  to  exchange,  but  rate 
declined  very  little,  and  appearances  indicated  som 
manipulation  to  maintain  them — presumably  by  thos 
who  held  bills  soon  to  mature  and  which  would  show 
loss  if  rates  fell  off.     The  following  gives  the  quota- 
tions for  sterling  exchange  for  every  day  in  which 
change  in  any  class  of  bills  occurred. 


Jan. 

60  days. 

Demand. 

Jan. 

SOdays. 

Demand. 

Jan. 

eOduj/s. 

Demand: 

L... 
2.... 
3.... 

H 
484    -4)4 
8. 

487-8 

IX.... 
14.... 
15.... 

485    -5)4 
485    -5)4 
485    -5)4 
485    -6)4 
8. 

488  -8*4 
488  -sv4 
488  -8)4 
483  -8)4 

25..  . 
26..  . 
27..  . 
28..  . 
29..  . 

485-)4 
485-)4 
48544 
485-86 
485)4-81 
485)4-86 
..  S 

4  87)4-9)4 
4  87)4-8)4 
4  87)4-8)4 
4  87)4-6)4 
488    -« 
488    -  M 

4.. 
5.. 

6.. 
7.. 
8.. 
9.. 

11_ 
12.. 

481    -4)4 
481    -4)4 
484)4-5 
4  84)4-6 
4X4)4-5 
484)4-5 
S. 
4  84)4-5)4 
4  84)4-5)4 

487    -8 
487    -7)4 
487)4-8 
4  87)4-8 
487)4-8 
487)4-8 

4  8T)4-8)4 
1  87)4-«)4 

16_.. 
17...  . 

18.... 
19... 
20.... 
21.... 
22.... 
23.... 
V.I 

485    -6 
485    -6 
485)4-6 
486)4-6 
485)4-6 
485)4-6 
S. 

488  -8)4 
488-8)4 
488  -8)4 
488  -8)4 
488  -8)4 
488-8)4 

30..  . 
31 

Open 
High 
Low. 
Last. 

484-)4' 
486 
484 
48^)4-6 

487-88 
483)4 
487 
488-)4 

ACTUAL    -RATES— BANKERS'  AND  COMMERCIAL  BILLS. 


60  Dai/. 


2.... 

I.... 

6... 

«... 

7..., 
11... 
12... 
11... 
18... 
21... 
22... 
26... 
26... 
27... 
28... 
29... 


{tinkers'  Bills •   . 

Sight.  Cable. 

486(4-488)4  187    -487)4 

.48394-484       486)4-486)4  4*694-487 

..48394-484       486)4-48694  487    -487)4 

,.484    -481)4    48694-487  487)4-487)4 

,.484    -484)4    487    -487)4  487)4-48794 

..481)4-48494    487)4-48794  488    -488)4 

..484)4-48494    487)4-487)4  48794-488 

4  87)4-4  87«  488    -488)4 

487)4-487)4  48794-488 

487)4-487)4  481)4-18794 

.484*4-48494    487    -487)4  487)4-48794 

..484)4-484)4    486)4-488)4  48694-487 

..484)448494    48694-487  487)4-487)4 

4  8694-4  87  4  87)4-4  87)4 

487    -487)4  481)4-18794 

4  86>4-4  87  4  87)4-1  87)4 


.  4  81M-4  85 
..484J4-485 
..484J4-485 


..4  8494-4  85 
..48494-485 
.  .  4  8194-4  83 


, Commtrcial  Bills- , 

Prime.         Commercial- 
483    -483!<    4  82W-1  83 
483    -483)4    482)4-483 

483  -«83)4    482H-483 

4  83)4-4  83)4  4  88^4-4  8SX 
4  83)4-4  83*  4  82J4-4  ^K 
4  8394-4  84  4  83  -4  83(4 
4  8394-4  84  4  83  -4  83)4- 

484  -484)4    483){-t84 
481    -481)4    483)4-484 
481    -484)4    483.  -48* 
4  84    -4  84)4    4  83X-1  84 
483)4-484       483    -48394, 
434    -484)4    48394-464 

4  84)4-4  81)4  481)4-484)4 
484)4-^81)4  483K-48»)4 
481)4-484)4  483)4-4(4)4. 


The  posted  rates  for  every  day  in   the   month  are 
given  in  the  following. 

POSTED     RATES—BANKERS'  STERLING  BILLS. 


In  the  money  market,  there  was  a  further  large 
accumulation  of  currency  at  this  centre,  and  rates  of 
interest  declined  to  very  low  figures.  This  led  to  an- 
agreement  among  the  banks  not  to  loan  below  2  per 
;ent,  but  while  these  institutions  adhered  to  this  agree- 
ment the  trust  companies  loaned  freely  at  1£  per 
cent.  Some  of  the  Clearing  House  banks  also  gave- 
notice  to  their  interior  correspondents  that  they  would- 
allow  only  1£  per  cent  on  interior  balances  after  the  1st 
of  February.  The  following  shows  the  interest  rates 
on  the  various  classes  of  loans  for  each  week  of  the- 
month. 


RATES  FOR  MONET  IN  NEW  YORK,  WEEKLY. 


Call  Loans- 


Jan.  8.     Jan.  16.    Jan.  23.    Jan.  30.. 


At  Stock  Exchange-Range  for  week  ......  1)4-2  1)4-2  1   -2         1)4-2 

Average  for  week  ............................  2  194  1J4  l\ 

At  banks  and  trust  companies  ..............  2  1)4-2*  1)4-2*        1)4-1* 

Time  Loans  — 

Thirty  days  ..............  .  ................................  ............ 

Sixty  days  .....................................  3  2  2 

Ninety  days  .................................  3  2)4  2)4 

Four  months  .................................  3  2)4  2)4 

Fivemonths  ..................................  3)4  3  3 

SixmonthB  ....................................  3)4  3  3 

Seven  months  ..............  .  ..................................          3 

Commercial  Papei  — 

Double  Names  Choice—  80  to  90  days  .......  3)4-4  3-3)4  3   -?)4      3 

Single  Names—  Prime  4  to  6  months  .......  4   -4)4  3)4-4  3)4-4         8   -3)4- 

Good  4  to  6  months  ........  4)4-5)4  4)4-5  4-5          4-5 

*The  lower  rate  was  at  trust  companies;  banks  did  not  lend  at  less  than  2 
per  cent. 

The  stock  market  manifested  considerable  strength 
the  first  half  of  the  month  ;  subsequently,  on  the  de- 
velopments in  connection  with  the  Ohio  bituminous 
coal  roads  and  the  anthracite  properties,  prices  reacted 
and  weakness  ensued.  The  best  issues  of  bonds  were 
in  good  demand  throughout  the  month,  and  the  bond 
market  steadily  improved,  besides  showing  considerable 
activity. 

VOLUME  OP  BUSINESS  ON  THE  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 


Month  at  January.              1897.  1898. 

Stock  tales- 

Number  of  shares.  .  .  .        3,366,412  4,585,612 

Par  value  .............    $323,774,750  »417.801,550 

Bond  sales  (par  value)  — 

Railroad  &  misc.  bds.      138.812,100  $38,710,220 

Government  bonds...         1,240,500  439,500 

State  bonds  ............             332,500  259,000 


3,243.905 
$318,422.500 

$26,0  '0,270 

661,500 

2,460.000 

$29,141.770 


Total  bond  sales  ...      »40.38o,100  $3»,408.720 

SALES  OP  COTTON  ON  THE  COTTON  EXCHANGE. 

1897.  1898.  1895. 

Bales.  Bates.  Bales. 

Month  of  January 2,398,600  3,542800  1.S07.200 

SALES  OP  GRAIN  ON  THE  PRODUCE  EXCHANGE. 

1897.  1«90.  1896. 

Bushels.  Bushels.  Btul.els. 

Month  of  January 74,480,240  76,5»9,175  107,422,500 


1894. 

4,519.463 

$415,OS2,S20> 

$27,914,300 
796.400 
568,500 

$89,279,300 

1894. 

lt-il>'.«. 
4.718.500' 

1894. 
Bushels. 
61,516,937 


NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE, 


MONTHLY    AND     YEARLY     RECORD. 

The  following  tables  furnish  a  complete  record  of  the  New  York  Stock  Exchange  transactions  for  the  past  month  and  for 
the  year  1896.  They  need  no  extended  introduction,  as  they  are  self-explanatory.  The  tables  embrace  every  security 
(excepting  only  State  bonds)  dealt  in  on  the  Exchange.  We  give  bonds  first,  using  the  classification  adopted  in  the 
official  list.  As  to  prices  the  form  is  our  own,  and  we  think  it  will  be  found  to  contain  just  the  facts  desired  by  our  readers 
•nd  to  present  them  in  the  most  convenient  way  for  study  and  reference. 

For  foot  notes  to  tables  see  last  page  of  Bonds  and  last  page  of  Stocks. 


BONDS.— PRICES  AND  SALES  FOR  JANUARY,  1897,  AND  RANGE  FOR  THE  YEAR  1896. 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

l| 

Ja'n'." 
Parralue 

Prite  about 
January  2, 
1896. 

PRICES  Iff  JANUARY. 

RANGE  FOR  YEAR  1896. 

Jan.  2. 

Jan.  30. 

Loirest. 

Bighttt. 

Lowttt. 

Highett. 

U.  8.  «»T.  8ee«rttl«*. 

4J.  9.  2«,  regtatered.  Optional 
1       O.  B  4a  regUtored    1907 

Q-M 
t  -J 
<  -J 
•  t 
•  ^ 
(  -F 
(  -F 
J-J 

' 

Bid.      Atk. 

Bid.     A*k 
954   .. 

Bid.     A*k 
96 

Sale  Price*. 

Sale  Price*. 

Sale  Price*. 

91     Sept.  1 
104%  Aug.  2 
106     Aug.  1 
111%  Aug. 
1114  Aug. 
108%  Aug.  2 
1084  Aug.  2 
1O3     July  2 
IO3     Sept.    4 

Sale  Price*. 

96     Nov.  13 
1104  Nov.  25 
1124  Deo.  28 
1203g  Deo.  17 
120%  Nov.    4 
114     Dee.  28 
114%  Apr.  25 
1034  Mar.  20 
105     Feb.  21 
1074  Mar.    2 

.;,..•,,>. 
1.00S!50I 

1-.O.H 

6.00O 

109     110% 
X109  111 
116     117% 
1154  1174 

11104110% 
111     1114 
120M  1204 
12O%  12O4 
114     1144 
114     1144 

Ill's  i"i2»g  110*8  Jan. 
1124113     1113s  Jan.  1 
123     123%!  1204  Jan.  1 
123?*  1244  120  >4  Jan.     S 
113%  1144  1134  Jan.  20 
114'e  115%  1114  Jan.     9 

UlSgJan.  21 
1124  Jan.  25 
122  4  Jan.  20 
124     Jan.  29 
113%  Jan.  29 
114%  Jan.  19 

V.  B,  4*.  coupon  19O1 
V.  8.  4»,  recietared  1935 
U.  3.  4»,  coupon         1925 

U.  S.  5t.  reftiatered  .19O4 

1124114 
1124114 
1O2 

C.  8.  5«.  eoapon  1904 

J-J 

M,-h 
M.I 

3,000 

104     . 
107      . 

100%! 

*        « 

69%    70 

75%    76 
44       45 

102%  . 
105%  . 

1084. 
1024  . 
1024. 

103%... 
106%  

103%  Jan.     7 

1034  Jan.  11 

U.  S.  ««.  currency           189f 

1074  Mar     2 

V.  8.  4«.  re«.  eUn.  at  IndebtedneM 
(Cherokee)                     1897 

104     . 

do                                              !••,. 

104     

do                                  ..1899 

104     

Railroad  Bond*. 

*  kron  A  Chic.  June.    «M  B.  O. 
A  i»i..».  cent.     Set  South'n  Ry 
AUIiama  Mid   1ttcn,r          192H 

M  v 

• 

92     Apr.  13 

63     Aug.  26 

684  Aug.    8 
284  Aug.    7 

92     Apr.  13 

74%  Nov.  13 

81  4  Feb.  24 
514  Feb.  24 

Albany  A  80.0.     i.  D«L  A  Hod. 
Allecbeny  Valley.    St*  Peon.  Co. 
Am.DockAImp.  ««Cent.of  5.J. 
Ann  Arbor,  lit,  (.4*  1995. 

Q-J 

A-O 
NOT 

306.000 

j.  .1.;-.... 

.'.,,(    .,»H 

74%    75 

794    79% 
43%    434 

77%    80 

814    814 
48%    48T» 

74%  Jan.     S 

794  Jan.     5 
43%  Jan.     2 

80     Jan.  30 

81%  Jan.  30 
494  Jau.  30 

Ateh.  Col.  A  Pae.    get  Union  Pae. 
AtrU.JrwellCo.  A  W.     SttVa.P 
A  ton.  T.  A  8.  Fe  Ry.  jen.  j-.4a.1993 
Adjaittm't,*..  4*  1995 

Booip  tr,  BertecA.g  ,6e      19O2 

CUe.A8t.  LouU.  l*t.6e...!915 
Col.  XkL.Tr.O».etfa.  Ut«.  6a/36 
Aanented 

J-D 

19.000 

3  :  :: 

65     Jan.  2  j 

67%  Jan.  SO 

65     July  27 

77  4  Feb.  11 

65       70 

r-A 

107.000 

20 

15     Jan.  25 

17     Jan.  16 

16     Sept.  26 

27     Feb.    4 

15%    18% 

70     

Allan.  Ar.  ,  H1  k  I'n.  Imp.  ir.5«  .  .  1934 
A  t  Ian.  *  Danrllle  1  •£.  g.  5«  .  .  195O 
Atlanta  *  Char.    jMBontb'nRy. 
AtLAPao..  mar..  late.  4«...  1937 
3d  WeeVdlr.  o-a.1  •e...l9O7 
Weitern  Dlr.,  laeome.  1910 
Small 

j-j 
j-j 

j-j 

M  - 
V  i. 
A-O 

824  Feb.     8 

824  Feb.    8 

10.000 
8,000 

87       89 

904  Jan.  30 
39%  Jan.     7 

904  Jan.  30 
40     Jan.     6 

39     Deo.  29 

50     Apr.  22 

295.000 

1          2% 

%      1 

%  Jan.     7 

1%  Jan.  22 

4  June   8 

3     Feb.  10 

Central  iil'r    IneoBut            1923 

AMtln  A  5.  W.    Mtt  80.  Pail  Be, 
TjaulefreekAStur.    MutUttLO. 
JU«-   •.    •  .  l«t.«*.  P-k-b'fBr.1819 
Gold  5*.    ..        ..        1885-1935 

A-O 

P-A 

2.000 
17,000 

115 

111%  Jan.     8 
92     Jan.     8 

111%  Jan.     8 

•-I34  Jan.  21) 

1034  Nov.    5 
804  Mar.    2 
87     May  11 

112     Feb.  11 
99     Jan.     3 
91     Feb.  24 

105 

Ba«t«—  red  1885-1925 
BajrraVed  oeru.  of  depoert. 

00*9 

r-A 

93     Mar.    2 

107    Jan.  27 

);.       -••  -     t                                IBM* 

F-A 

Bait.  Bit,  !•«,«.  5«.lnt.  *u.  1990 
W.  Va.  A  P.,  l.t,  *..!>•  199V 

M-M 

A-O 

95 

83     Oct.  26 

99     Jan.  22 

B.AO  .  S.W..  Ut,«u.  «.4%*.  1990 
B.AO.  f).  W.  Ry..  oon.«.  4  4*.  1993 
lit.  Ino..  ic.  5..  *er.  A..  ...3943 
-,.r  ...   |)                            2O43 

J-J 

r-j 

S... 

Dee 
M-N 

K  \ 

•-8 

M  S 

004  Mar.    S 
79     May     2 

02     May  29 
994  Nov.  12 

11     Feb.    8 

11     Feb.     8 

B.  A  0.8.  W.Ter.  Co..  »u,^.5*.142 
MOD.  K..  Utru..  «..5«  1919 
U  Reorf..l«toon.«.,4%>1930 
A.ACD.J  .l.t.  vu.  Int.  «.,5a.l930 
Coupon.  "•' 



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97%  





974  Dec.    3 

974  Deo.    3 

Beeek  Creek.    «M  9.  Y  C.  A  Had. 

iveller!  A  fto.  lui.    gtt  Ola.  Omit.' 
Bpoaeville  Bd«.  Co.  ft*  Mo.K.AT. 

K>-.-  •  ••  red                          i  M  i 

1  |. 
F-D 
J-J 
\  - 
J-J 
J-J 

\(  N 
I-J 

M-fl 

r-A 

i  i. 
j  j 

A-O 

V  '  > 

I  -..,„, 

1164H74 

116%  Jan.     5 

18     Jan.  15 

109*e  Aug.  13 

184  Nov.  25 

B'klyn  <    ty.  Int.  eon.  5*  1941 
B'kl.n  Bier..  l.t.  gold.  9.  ...1924 
1915 

4.000 
43,000 

110 

114 

113     Jan.     8 
72%  Jan.  28 

14     Jan.  2O 
75     Jan.  12 

1104  July  27 
71     Sept.   8 
39     Dec.  16 
80     Mar.  11 
70     Sept.    4 
70     Aug.  11 

74     Sept.   1 

95     Jan.     6 
19     Sept.   S 
12     Aug.    6 

15     May  14 
O2     Jan.     9 
724  Feb.  24 
83     Feb.  17 
00  4  Jan.     9 
80     June  16 

74    Sept.   1 

99     June  26 
254  Jan.  22 
204  Nov.  30 

100     103 

39 

46 

8aa*lil»A  B  R  1  <t,«u..c.,5< 
.    Kl..  lit.  guar.g.  6a.  .. 
^^•k.  Bap.Tran.,g..  Se  1945 
.nAMootauk.  See  L.  lalaod. 
eruna.  A  Went.,  Ut.  «.,  4«....1938 
BulTalo  A  Erie.     Mtt  L.  B.  *  K.  8. 
Buffalo*.  York*  Erie,    ateKrle. 
Buff.  R.  AP..  gen.  «..5«  1937 
Boeb.  A  Pttuii  ,  lit,  6a....  1931 
•L.  Ut.6*  1922 
t  Mah..  Int..  pi.  «.5«.   .194.1 
Buff.  A  Matbweitern.      Set  Brie. 
Buff.  A  Soaq..  lit,  (old,  5a.  .  .  .  l»i:< 

£ 

94.000 

:  i>  ..NMI 

99     103 

724 
76     

6A     Jan.  20 
78     Jau.     4 

72%"Jau.  19 
79%  Jan.     4 

77       78% 

'*£MD 

.    99 
136 
119 

97     100 
130%  

115%  117 

97     100 
23     
18     118% 

21     Jan.  12 
16%  Jan.     7 

21     Jan.  12 
18     Jau.  18 

00     Feb.  27 

00     Feb.  27 

Barl.  C.  R.  A  No.",  int.  5e.....  1906 
Con.  l.t  AeoLtr..g.,5e....l934 
:                             1934 
M.AHt.L..l«t,g.i..c..7a  ...19<7 

J-D 

v  Q 
A-O 

1  I> 

"L..H. 

102     104 
99    100% 

104%  

06     1064 

05%  Jau.  11 
03     Jan.  11 

06%  Jan.  29 
03     Jau.  11 

00     Aug.  10 
99     Jan.  17 

4o"Feb."l4 
02     Dec.  21 
01     Apr.  22 
05     July  29 
98     Sept.    2 
034  Apr.    7 

08  4  Apr.  30 
03  4  Mar.  30 

ib""Fei>."l4 
06  4  Jan.  17 
024  July  14 
1078  June  23 
07     Feb.  17 
034  Apr.    7 





a  R.  I.  r.  A  N.  W..  l.t,  «.  6e.  192O 
..  .7.....1921 

0                  -t.  Int.  gn..  »«....  1908 
an.  So..  2<1.  5«  .                     1913 

\  0 
M-a 

M  ^ 

salooo 

103     
90     
108 
104     

103%  107 

107     109 
104     105% 

09**... 
07     
04     

03     Jan.     7 
05     Jan.     5 
04%  Jan.  15 

10     Jan.  29 
07     Jan.  18 
O6     Jan.  30 

R*4rl«t«red                             1913 

«arv.Ji8a«WB.    eW8t.'UA.AT.H. 

THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT 


[VOL.  LX1V 


BONDS. 

New  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

*I 

Sales  in 
Jan. 
Par  valin 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1896. 

PRICES  IK-JANUARY. 

RANGE  FOR   TEAR  1896. 

Jan.  2. 

.'nil.  30. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Carthage  &  Ad.    See  N.  Y.  C.  A  H. 
Oedar  F.  &  Minn.      See  Ills.  Cent. 
Ced.  R.  Ia.F.AN.  Se«B.C.R.AN. 
Central  Ohio.    See  Bait.  A  Ohio. 
C.A  0.  Mid.,  1st.  ext.  4  IBS..  1939 
Cent.  RR.  &  B'k'g  Co.  of  Qa.— 
Collateral  gold  5s                1937 

J-J 

M-N 

M-S 
F-A 
F-A 
M-N 
M-N 

Q-J 

M  N 

9 

Bid.     Ask. 

Bid.      Ask. 

/:;./.     Ask. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

8,000 

96 

95       96is 

9413  Jan.  22 

94%  Jan.  15 

94     May  12 

1OO     Feb.  27 

(.!hat.  R.A  Col.,  gu.  g.  5s.  ...  1937 
Cent,  of  G».  Ky.—  1st,  g.,  58.1945 

Consol.,  gold,  5g  1945 

46.000 

90       90% 

iVtiis"  Jan.     4 

90%  Jan.     7 

90     Dec.  29 

91     Dee.  SO 

Central  of  New  Jersey— 
1st,  oon.,78  1899 

22,000 

//o 



10713  

100^  Jan.  14 

107i4  Jan.  26 

103i2  Aug.  19 
11513  Feb.  17 

llOis  Mar.  20 
120     Apr;  29 

M-N 

J-J 

Q-J 
Q-M 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 

J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 

49,000 
37,000 
9,000 

114 

114ia  

1161s  ... 

115is  Jan.    6 
1151s  Jan.  12 
104     Jan.     9 

lie'ia'jan.  20 
116i2  Jan.  27 
104*8  Jan.  19 

110     Aug.  12 
110     Aug.  14 
lOlis  Aug.  26 
90     Apr.  17 
108     Aug.  24 
103     Mar.  30 

99     Oct.   16 
101     Nov.  25 
841s  Sept.  16 
98     May     8 
98     Aug.  27 

120     June  24 
117     Feb.  13 
106     Feb.  25 
92%  Mar.    5 
11613  Dec.  24 
104     Feb.  14 

104     May     6 
104     Aug.  19 
84  is  Sept.  1ft 
99     Nov.  12 
102%  Deo.  10 

115i«  

Leh.  &  W.  Coal,  con.  ass.7s.1900 
5s                                           1912 

105 

Am.  Dock*  Imp.  Co.58...  .1921 
N.  J.  80.,  Int.  guar.  6s  1899 
Central  Paoiflo— 
Gold,  6s,  Scries  F,  G,  H  &  1.1898 
8.  Joaquln  Br.,  gold,  6s  1900 
Guar.,  gold,  5s  1939 

11,000 

113      

lilVJun.     6 

115     Jan.  25 

700          102 

98 

53,000 
4,000 

1001s  101 

100     Jan.     4 
102     Jan.     7 

100's  Jan.     4 
102     Jan.     7 

99 

Ext.  g.,5s,  Series  A  1898 
C.  A  O.  Div.,ext.,K.,  58....1918 

6,000 

99%  10014 

99%  Jan.  22 

99%  Jan.  22 

3,000 

100     Jan.  13 

lOQi*  Jan.  19 

98     Aug.    4 

10313  May     4 

No.  of  Oal.,  1st  gu.,g.  6s.  ..1907 

91 

91       92 

91is  Aug.  26 
29%  Feb.     7 

9412  May  21 
54     Apr.  21 

Central  Wa8h..'lst,  g.t  68....1938 

Chart.  ASav.,  1st,  g.,  7s  1936 
Chat.  K.&  Col.  /SeeC.R.AB.Co.Ga. 
Ches.  A  O.,  P.  M.,  id.,  g.,6s.  .  .1898 
Gold  6s  Series  A                  1908 

J-J 

J-J 

A-O 
A-O 
M-N 
M-N 
M-S 
M-S 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
M-S 
M-S 
F-A 
F-A 
J-J 
M-N 
F-A 
M-N 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
A-O 
M-N 
M-S 
A-O 
A-O 
F-A 
M-S 
F-A 
M-N 
M-N 
M-S 
J-D 
J-D 

25,000 
20,000 
32,000 
180,000 
4,000 
1,266,000 

707 

10214  102% 
118      

103     103% 
ligig  

102i2  Jan.  It 
119     Jan.     5 
118i«  Jan.     5 
107%  Jan.     6 
107     Jan.     4 
7314  Jan.     6 

103%  Jan.  30 
1201s  Jan.  18 
11913  Jan.  18 
110     Jan.  18 
107     Jan.     4 
76i2  Jan.  18 

104     Jan.  14 
111     Aug.  29 
11412  Apr.     8 
100     July  29 
99     Sept.  10 
65     Aug.  27 

106^  June  17 
119     July  SO 
119     Nov.  13 
1H  34  Apr.  29 
108i4  Apr.  16 
78  H  Feb.  25 

117 

Gold  6s                                    1911 

118     119 

1st  cons.,  g.,  5s  1939 

106 

10913  no 

108 

Gen   gold  4138                     1992 

72i«  

75<>8  

R.&A.Div.,  1st  con.  g.,48.  1989 
2dcon.  g.,4s  1989 
Craig  Valley,  1st,  g.,  5s..  ..1940 
Warm  Spr.  Val.,  Istg.,  5s.  .  .  1941 
Ellz.  Lex.  &  Big  8.,  gu.,  g.5s.  1902 
Ches.  O.  &  Southwest..  6s  —  1911 
2d  6s                                     1911 

97,000 
60,000 

91 

£6     . 

ioo~4  ioo% 

97     Jan.     4 
86     Jan.  14 

lOOis  Jan.  IS 
89%  Jan.  28 

90     Aug.  11 
75     Aug.    ft 
9213  June  17 

99%  Dec.  18 
88     June  17 
9514  May  25 

83 

85 

4,000 

97*2   102 

99     102 

100     Jan.  13 

100%  Jan.  20 

95     Aug.    8 

102i2  Feb.  25 

O.Val.,gen.con.lst,gu.g.5s.l938 
Ohio.  A  Alton,  sink,  fd.,68....  1903 
Lou  &  Mo  R    1st  7s            1900 

116 

114 

113     Nov.  23 
108  13  Oct.  21 
107%  Oct.     6 

li?     Mar.    5 
111     Apr.  15 
111     July  1O 

5,000 

11213113 

112%  Jan.     6 

112%  Jan.     6 

2d   7s           '       '                 1900 

St.  L.  Jacks.  &  C.,  2d  gu.  78.1898 
Miss.Rlv.B'ge,l8t,s.f.g.6el912 
Chic.  Bur.*  Nor.,  1st,  5s  1926 
Ohio.  Bur.  A  Q.,  cons.  ,7s  1903 
Sinking  fund  5s                    1901 

104 

98is  Oct.   19 
110     Aug.  13 
101     Aug.  14 
85     July  29 
93     Aug.    8 
103     Sept.   9 
92     Aug.  28 
87  14  Aug.  27 

16413  Feb.  14 
120     June  26 
103%  July    8 
101i«  Apr.  25 
10414  Feb.  27 
106     Apr.  28 
9H34  Mar.    5 
95%  June  10 

158,000 
5,000 
37,000 
42,000 

115ia  117ia 

1151s 

11612117 

115     Jan.     a 
10414  Jan.  13 
97     Jan.     5 
100%  Jan.  12 

116is  Jan.  28 
107     Jan.     R 
98     Jan.  16 
101  13  Jan.  29 

103 

100     101% 
101      

99 

Convertible  5s.            1903 

1001s  lOlia 

100%  

Iowa  Div.,  sink,  fd.,  5s  1919 
4s                                           1919 

22,000 
12,000 

96     

98     Jan.  15 
94     Jan.     4 

98%  Jan.  21 
96%  Jan.  13 

Denver  Div.,  4s...           .  ..1922 
4s                                           1921 

93% 

Chic.  A  la.  Div.,  5s  1905 
Nebraska  Exten.,  4s  1927 
Registered                         1927 

107i2  Jan.  18 
80     Aug.    7 

107i2  Jan.  18 
9113  Feb.  26 

110,000 

<S7is    ,5*14 

88      

88  i«    89 

87  14  Jan.     4 

887e  Jan.  30 

Han.  &St.  Jo.,  con.,  6s  1911 
Chic.  AE.I11.,  1st,  s.f.  cur.68.  .  1907 
Small                                     1907 

6,000 

118 

118      , 

1201s 

119     Jan.  20 

120     Jan.  16 

10913  Sept.    5 
110     Aug.  14 

118i4  Jan.     3 
11713  May  21 

111      

1st  cons.,  g.,  6s  1934 
Gen.  cons.,  let,  5s                1937 

A-O 
M-N 
M-N 
J-J 

F-A 
F-A 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J  J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
Q-J 
?-D 
J-D 
A-O 

1,000 
254,000 

12715 

12413 

12413  Jan.     4 
99     Jan.  28 

124is  Jan.     4 
1007e  Jan.     6 

118     Aug.  26 
94     Nov.    2 
1044  Nov.  25 
93     Oct.  15 

102%  Aug.  12 
125     Feb.  25 
117=8  Aug.  10 

127     June  15 
1021s  Apr.  28 
10m  Nov.  25 
100%  May     5 

108i4  July     6 
128%  Dec.  30- 
129%  June  16 

100 

99%  1011s 

9913 

Registered                         1937 

Chic.&Ind.  Coal  R'y.lst.Ss.  1936 
Chicago  &  Erie.    See  Erie. 
Ohio.  &  Milwaukee.  SeeCh.AN.W. 
Chicago  Milw.  &  St.  Paul- 
Mil.*  St.  P.,  1st,  8s,  P.O....  1898 
2d.73-10s,P.D  1898 

11,000 

7,000 
26,000 
41,000 

93       98 

106     . 
128      
126      

99     Jan.  18 

107  1«  Jan.     7 
1286s  Jan.     5 
126     Jan.     2 

100     Jan.  18 

1071s  Jan.     7 
130»,  Jan.  12 
129     Jan.  30 

too      in 
123     

10712  
12913  
12812  129i3 

1st,  7s,  $  gold,  R.  D          1902 

126 

1st,  7s,  £  gold,  R.  D.         1902 

Istlowa  AM.,  7s  1897 
1st  Iowa  &  D.,  7s  1899 
IstC  &  M.  7s                     1903 

20,000 

11913125 
11912  125 

12112  ..   . 
122       ..    . 

IIS       -    . 
Ill 

100      . 
1121s  114'e 
liS 

12413 

126 

12513  Jan.  13 

1261s  Jan.  26 

112%  Aug.  10 
127is'June    5 
122     Aug.  24 
119     Aug.  10 
125     Sept.  15 
106     Aug.  14 
103     July  21 
110     Aug.  31 
120     July  31 
10  1%  Sept.  18 
110     Aug.  20 
108     Aug.  12 
10213  Aug.  1' 
98     Aug.  28 
106i2  July  16 
103     Aug.    7 
105     Aug.  27 

128i4  Dec.  24 
12713  June   6 
125     Sept.  29- 
132io  June  22 
133iiMay  29 
118     May  25 
111     Apr.  14 
1181s  June    8 
128     June  30 
108     Dec.  21 
119     June  17 
115i2  June  30 
111     June  26 
1151s  Mar.  27 
110     Apr.  29 
11214  Mar.  24 
114     June  24 

125 

126 

125 

126      

Ohio.  Mil.&St.P.,eon.7s....  1905 
1st  I.  &D.  Exten.,  7s....  1908 
1st  Southwest  Div.,  6s.  .  .1909 
1st  LaCrosse  &  D.,  5s  1919 
1st  So.  Minn.  Div.,  6s.  ...1910 
1st  Hast.  &D.Div.,7s  191O 
5s                                     1910 

31,000 
14.OOO 
26,000 
6.000 
25,000 
3,000 
17,000 

1374 

..  132 

128     Jan.     4 
130     Jan.     7 
115ie  Jan.     8 
109     Jan.     6 
11512  Jan.     4 
126     Jan.  16 
107i2  Jan.  13 

131     Jan.  13 
13213  Jan.     9 
11713  Jan.  28 
110     Jan.  19 
118     Jan.  21 
126is  Jan.  21 
108     Jan.  14 

129      ... 

....  134 

114     116is 
109 

116     11713 
109      

114     . 

116M  119 
126     128 

100 

Chic.  APac.  Div.,  6s  1910 
Ch.  AP.W.,lst,  g.,5s.-..1921 
Ch.  A  Mo.  Riv.  Div.,  5s..  .1926 
Mineral  PointDiv.,  5s..  ..1910 
Ch.  A  L.  8u.  Div.,  g.,5s  1921 
Wis.  A  Minn.  Div.,g.  5s..  1921 
Terminal,  gold,  5s.            1914 

1161s  ... 

114,000 
42,000 
2,000 

109 

112i4ll2is 
106     10813 

113 

112     Jan.     4 
1061s  Jan.     8 
107     Jan.  25 

112%  Jan.  18 
110     Jan.  20 
107     Jan.  25 

104      
/Ojls 

ids    . 

105 

19,000 
6,000 

10714 

110%  111 

llOis  Jan.  21 
110i2  Jan.     6 

111     Jan.     9 
111     Jan.     7 

10913 

Far.  ASo.  assu.,g.,68  1924 
Cont.  sink,  fund,  5s  1916 

f07      

103 

106      

96     Jan.     7 
10514  Jan.  15 
91i2  Aug.  28 

96     Jan.     7 
109     June  1O 
98     June  17 

Dak.  AGt.  So.,g.,5s  1916 
Gen.,  gold,  4s,  series  A..  ..1989 
Registered  1989 

8,000 
186,000 

106ia  

107     Jan.     7 
96     Jan.     6 

109     Jail.  29 
99     Jan.  22 

9213    94 

99 

Mil.  A  No.,  1st,  M.  L.  6s.  .  ..1910 
1st,  oonsol.  6s    .               1913 

1.000 
3,000 

118 

118     Jan.  15 
118     Jan.  14 

118     Jan.  15 
118     Jan.  14 

114     Jan.  28 
115     Sept.  26 
42     May  12 
3513  Aug.  10 

12913  Aug.  14 
115     Aug.  24 
114%  Deo.  15 
106i3  Aug.  24 
110     Nov.  23 
1O412  Aug.    4 
104%  Aug.  21 
104%  Sept.    1 
106     Jan.  16 
103     Jan.  13 
103     Jan.  29 
105     Oct.  28 

118%  May  25 
119     May  29 
42     May  12 
4313  Apr.  20 

141     Jan.  28 
120     May  29 
11812  Jan.  10 
116     Mar.  13- 
114     Apr.     8 
111     Feb.  26 
110%!  Mar.  19 
111%  Apr.  28 
111     Feb.  28 
107     Apr.  21 
106     June  23 
110     Feb.  26 

118i«  .. 

Chic.  A  N.  Pac.,  1st,  g.,5s..  .1940 
U.  8.  Trust  Co.  eng.  certs  

733,000 

176,000 
44,000 
1,000 
4,000 

38*2    39 
139 

39%    41 

13912  140 

116      . 

4213    45 

141     141% 
117      

40     Jan.     6 

140     Jan.     4 
116     Jan.     5 
116     Jan.     4 
114     Jan.     7 

44     Jan.  18 

1413s  Jan.  29 
117=8  Jan.  26 
116     Jan.     4 
116     Jan.  15 

Chicago  *,  North  Western  — 
Con.  7s  1915 

Q-F 
J-D 
J-D 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
A-O 
A-O 
F-A 
F-A 
J-J 
F-A 

Gcld,78  1902 

12O         123 

Registered  1902 

Sinking  fund  6s  1879-1929 

Registered  1879-1929 

11413 

116 

Sinking  fund  5s  1879  1929 

1,000 
1,000 
48,000 

1075s 

1091s  Jan.  1211091s  Jan.  12 
108     Jan.  20  108     Jan.  20 
110=e  Jan.  12112     Jan.  i9 

Registered  1879-1929 
Binkingfund  deb.  5s  1933 

107     

108     110 

..  iii 



Registered  .1933 

HOk 

DebentureSs  1909 

32,000 

103 

106 

106i4  10714 

106     Jan.     4 

10714  Jan.  22 

Registere-*.  1909 

10O 

106% 

Debenture  5s  1921 

107     10712 
104 

Registered  1921 

ExttMi  -ion  4s  1886-1926 

37,000 

99        '00 

101     Jan.     4 

103     Jan.  26 

98     S"pt.    1 
100     Nov.  10 
107     Sept.  26 
121     July  23 

10212  Apr.  24 
i  OO     Nov.  10- 
107!sNov.  28- 
121      July  2 

Ut-uMstcriMl                 188G  19"6 

Escan.  A  L.  8up.  1st  6s.  ...1901 

Des  Mo.  &Mtnn..lRt,7R  10O7 

FIBRI-ART,  1897.1        NEW   YORK   STOCK  EXCHANGE   MONTHLY  RECORD. 


BONDS. 
NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

3! 

Jan. 
Partaltu 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1896. 

piaasa  IN  JA  ITTASI. 

RANOE  FOR  TEAR  1896 

Jan  a. 

Jan.  30. 

Loieest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Chle.  A  northwestern—  /Con.)— 
Iowa  Midland.  1st.  8s  19OO 

»-o 

9 

Bid.      Atk. 

Bid.     At*. 

Bid.      Alk. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 
15is  June  22 
04is  July    1 
27     Apr.  17 
08     Jan.     7 
05     July  21 
05     Jan.  20 
22     Aug.  17 
dl     May  13 
O4     Aug.  24 
19     Aug.  19 
23     Sept.  22 
05     Feb.  24 
19>*  Aug.  14 
118     Aug.  24 
94is  Aug.  10 
99HJ  July  17 
871*  Sept.    2 

Sale  Prices. 
117     Jan.     4 
071*  Dec.  18 
127     Apr.  17 
08     Jan.     7 
109     Feb.  26 
l67     Nov  28 

Chic.  AMllw..  1st.  7s  1898 
Wlnons  Jk  SI.  Pet..  2d  7s...  1907 

f-X 

3.000 

04 

04     Jan.     4 

126!4  Jan.     7 

127  ID 

Mllw.  A  Madison.  1st  6s...  .1908 
Ott.  C.  F.  A  St.  Paul.  1st  5*.  1900 
Northern  Illinois,  1st,  5s...  1910 
MIL  L.8.A  Weet-,lst,g.,6*.1921 
Conv.  deb..5e  19O7 
Bxt.  A  Imp.,  s.  L,  g.,  5*.  .  .1999 
Mich.  dlT..  1st.  gold.  6s..  1924 
Ashland  dlr.,Ut.  gold.6*.  1925 
Income*  1911 

t-;- 

M-H 
M-H 

'A 
'-A 

no     ...... 

IOO 

5,006 

15,000 

6.000; 

128      

Si's  Jan.     8 
06     Jan.  11 
121*  jan.     5 

132     Jan.  12 

KM;  '-.I  in,.  27 
115     Jan.  18 

1321*  Apr   27 

104     MUy  13 
11513  May     1 

110     

112     115 

I    '- 

i-y 

-j 

M    - 
I-S 

-J 

K    •' 
A-O 

27 

ISlGg  June  17 

129     June    9 
105  !$  May  16 

O2  ifl 

Okie.  R.  I.  A  Paoiac.  6*  1917 

i,66o 
12.000 

713.000 
27!OOO 

,,s    

123 

28is  Jan.  22 
28%  Jan.     4 
01  '8  Jan.     5 
<K)i«  Jan.  11 
93     Jan.     6 

1281*  Jan.  22 
1-JS'j.luu.     4 
1O3     Jan.  30 
101'eJan.  27 
96     Jan.  22 

131  !*  Deo   17 

Registered  1911 

27 

130     Deo    JO 

E  it/and  collateral  5s.  1934 
Begistered  1934 

100    ioiii 

1011*  1031* 

02V  103 
96 

106     June  23 
1031s  Nov  14 

Debenture  5s  1921 

"90" 

9»»8  Nov.  10 

Begistered  ,,,              ...1921 

Dee  M.  A  Ft.  D.,  1st,  4S....19O5 
lrt.2>»*  1905 
Extension  4e  1905 

85     Feb.  14 
55     July  24 

88i*  June  12 
66     June  11 



o»i«  

39     

Keok.  A  Dee  M..  1st,  5*.  ...  1933 
Small                 .   , 

1OO     Aug  22 

107i*  Feb.  27 
100     July    9 

129     May  28 
129is  Apr.  29 

' 

IOO     July     9 

Chic.  ASt.  L.    S«  At.  Top  A  8.  F. 
Okie.  St.  U  A  N.  O.    See  111.  Cent. 
Chic.  St.  L.  A  Pitt*.   Hte  Penn.  Oo. 
Chle.  St.  L.  A  Pad.  .<<«•«  St.L.A.T.11. 
Ohio.  St.  P.  M.  A  0..  con.  6e.  .  1930 
Oh.  81.  P.  *  Mtn..  1st  61.  ...1918 
North  Wisconsin  1st  6S....193O 
St.  P.  Art.  City,  Istg.  6e...l919 
Oh.  A  W.  I..  1st,.,  f..  gT6*.  ...1919 
General  cold.  6*         1913 

J-D 
M-H 

J-J 
*    • 
M-H 

MS 

31.OOO 
3,000 

,S" 

137     128 
127     

28     Jan.     4 
30     Jan.     f. 

129     Jan.  27 
130     Jan.     6 

117     July  30 
122     Aug.  18 

33.OOO 

12414 

130     131 

3O     Jan.     8 

131     Jan.     4 

122     Aug.    8 

130     Feb.  25 

'it's 

12,000 

//*% 



117     1171* 

liciiJan      f 

117i«  Jan.  'J6 

113     Sept.   3 

118i*  Feb.  25 

Okie.  *  West  Mleh.  By.,  5»..  1931 
Coupon*  off  1931 

Ola.  H.  A  D..  eon.  *.  (.  7s.  ...19O5 
M.rrold,  4>*s    1997 

A-O 

J     .1 
M    N 

J-D 

F-A 

'39*,6o6 

//d 

I19is  June  11 
11131*  Nov.    6 
100     Aug.    5 

120     July  15 
106     Oct.  31 
109is  Feb.  19 

107% 

.01 

02     Jan.     2 

I02i*  Jan.     e 

Cla.  D.  A  I..  1st  cu.  g.  5e.  .  .  1941 
CtB.lBd.St.  I..  AC.  *wC.C.C.A8t.L. 
ClB.San.ACleT.  See  C.C.C.A8t.U 
City  A  8on.Ry..Balt.lsi.x..1e.l993 
Olearfleld  AMahoB.  *«  B.  R.  A  P. 
OL  Ak  AC    eq  A  2d  c.  6e      193O 

ibd 

LO6 

108 

CUre.  A  Cvil/lst.  5e.to.ree.1917 
aerelaadClnn.Chte.A8t.Umle- 
CJeaeral,  gold.  4*  1993 
Cairo  D(T..  l.t.  gold.  4s...  .1939 
8t.  L.  DlT..  l.t.  col.  tr.  g.  44.1990 
Beglstereil                       ...191H) 

J-J 

J-D 
J-J 
M-H 
M-H 

M-l 

r-^ 

4-' 
<*-' 

m-9 

6,66b 

"MC" 

72V  Jan.  12 

74     Jan.  19 

70     Aug.    4 
86     Feb.  14 

90     Jan.  18 
83     May     8 

*•* 

si'.obo 

.    93 

93       931* 

92  U  Jan.     7 

93  Hi  Jan.     4 

891*  sept.  19 
90     May     5 

95     Apr.  22 
90     May     5 

•p.  A  Oil.  DlT.,  1st  g.  4*..  ..1944> 
W.  W.  Vsl.  DlT.,  1st  g.  4a  ..194O 
da.  W.  A  M.  DtT.,  1st  g.  4*.  1991 
Cla.  I.  St.  U*a.  lstg.4*..19S« 

1;.  .•.•..'.                                 .1934 

s% 

iibbo 

:  i.  ...  , 

.    941* 

88     Jan.  14 
98     Jan.     6 

88    Jan.  14 
98     Jan.     6 

88'isOct'.     6 
95     Jan.  10 

94     Nov.    6 
99     Feb.  26 

W       991, 

»7     

98 

CoBsol    6s                        ..192O 

Ola.  8.  A  d,  eon.  1st  f  .  5*.  .  19M 
!  81.  A  1tW.lst,  pf.,7*.  1900 
O.  Ind.A  We«t..l«t.pf..Ss.l938 
Peo.  A  East..  1st  eon.  4U...194O 
Iaeome4e                        .1994 

'-• 

i-O 
A. 
«-K 

J    I 
J  -  1 

1.0001 

2,000 

IOO 

107     Jan.  15 
1041*  Jan.     6 

107     Jan.  15 
104i*  Jan.     6 

105     Sept.  28 
109     June   9 

106     Jan.  31 
109     June   9 

.08     

18.000 

.  "So" 

.    76 

74 

73     Jac.  36 

75     Jan.     4 

60     Aug.    6 
10     Aug.  25 
104     Aug.    5 
119     Jan.     9 

80     Jan.  20 
23     Jan.  27 
1O91*  Apr.  14 
1341*  May     6 

23 

18 

10       18 

C  Aln.;Y»"t,s."r..7s"!l899 
Ooaaol  7s      1914 

4.000 

131V  Jan.  19 

182     Jan.  22 

Coasol  staking  fund,  7s    .  1014 

Oea'l  euasol.,  gold,  6*.  193< 
Bed*t«re>l                       ...1934 

J-. 

\-< 
A-O 

J-J 

M    - 

M-l 

6,000 

133V|Jan.  12 

124     Jan.  13 

124     Sept.  10 

127     May  29 

Cla.Ak.lst  M.r.C  C.A  i..  7s.  190! 

.. 

105     Aug.  18 
102     Aug.  25 

117«BFeb.  11 

105     Aug.  18 
10714  Mar.  21 

121  14  May  2*3 

1,000 

fltw 

igjeij 

102     Jan.     5 

102     Jan.     5 

CleTelaad  A  Pitta,    is*  Peaa.  Oe 
Coor  d'  Alene  By.    aV*  !f  or.  Pae. 

Cn!..rado  Mid.    «•«  At.  T.  A  8.  F* 
Col.  A  9th  ATe.lstguar.4-.5e.1993 

26.000 

118     114 

116     117 

117     117«* 

117     Jan.     5 

11714  Jan.  21 

109     Aug.  11 

117     Deo.  29 

Oolam.  A  Oreeav.    a*sSo«th.Ry 
OoL  H  T  ATol    eon.  g.  5s    193 

M    - 
I     1 
J-. 

471.000 
77.000 

83       87 
A*        *4 

874  

75       761* 
71      

68     Jan.  27 
63     Jan.  27 

98V  Jau.  13 
87     Jan.     4 

80     Aug.  26 
80     Jan.  10 

90     Feb.  23 
81     Nov.    6 

Ueoeral.gold.  6.  19O4 
General  IWra  cold  4s          19* 

(4 

IV  -.1.  r.  .'                           1994 

Col.  A  f^n.  Midi.    «W  Cent.'  Ohio 
OoL  Conn.  A  Tena.    AetHer.AW 
Obna.At'a*.RlTs..Ut.ir..ls..l943 
•nakotaAOt.8o.    •MC.M.Aat.P 
seAWaeo.    atoMo.K.ATex 
Del.  lark  A  Wee*.  7s             19O7 

A-O 

124 

125     Sept.    2 

129V  Aug.  25 

BTT.  Bln'ich.  A  M.  V  ,  lst.7s.19OC 
Morris  A  Eesex,  1st.  7s.  ...1914 

A-O 

M-l 

A-« 
J-l 

124     

29.000 
5,000 

"iobo 

iJJ          

117 

iVoi* 

ibe"  ! 

1401*  Jan.     5 
1091*  Jan.  29 

143     Jan.  27 
1091*  j»n.  29 

131     Aug.  14 
1051*  July  25 
110     Oct.     2 
128     Aug.  12 
138     July    8 
120     Aug.  11 
1  TJ'i  M:ir.  10 
112     May     8 
136     Sept,  26 
137     Oct.     7 
122  %  Apr.  27 

143     Apr.  13 
115     Mar.  30 
115     May    7 
1421*  May  29 
139     July    8 
134     Deo.  17 
115     June  25 
112     May     8 
143Hi  Dec.  23 
137     Oct.     7 
1221s  Apr.  27 

...1871  190 
1st  eons.,  gnar.,  7s          ..1912 

't]/f'  '.'.'.'.'.' 

111 

137     139 

us 

199     

140     Jan.  25 

140     Jan.  S5 

:,*W.,  let/to  193 
Oaaatraette*  Be...            :  •- 

r-J 
\  • 

M-l 

130     

in    

131  >«  

116     

1,000 

118     Jan.  23 

118     Jan.  32 

Warm  8d.7s  1900 

DeLAHad..istPena.DlT.7s.l91 



143     

143      

AlhTASee.,  Ist'eon.'s-u.7s!!l9i> 

A-  < 
A-' 
A-' 

\    -    ' 

M-H 

M-! 

......    /j»% 

«.  '    T*;:;:::;:!!!!:::;!* 

ioiobo 

117      

117     119 

117     Jan.  37 

1181*  Jan.  27 

112%  Oct.  16 
11O     ()<-t.     8 
144     Apr.    1 
1411*  Apr.  20 

119     Mar.  17 
116V  Apr.  27 
146     Dec.    9 
146     Dec.    9 

BwaMared                        19> 

1,000 

14S     

146i*  Jan.  16 

1461*  Jan.  16 

Del.  RiT.  RR.  B;gr    *rrPeaa.BB. 
Dea.  City  Cab.  Rr..  lstg.t>«    19O 
Dam.  CoB.TrasB.  Co..  Istng.A*.  IM 
DraT.  Trasa.  Co.  eoa.  g.  6*.  191 
M*tr.  B-rOo..l*tga.g.6«..191 
Daa.AR.iir  .  uteoa.g.,4*...  19.it 
1st  <•.;•!   "-                    ...19OC 

J- 

A 

J-. 

j-! 
J-n 

A-O 

.... 
.... 

A-. 

r  A-C 

J-J 

J-J 
J-J 

iiUw 

..t.'HH 

lioOO 
72.000 

i    lo-y.obo 


"Si"  "w" 

"68  14  "8*8*4 



88""jan."25 
111     Jan.     4 
83>*Jan.  18 

18     Jan.  11 

l6b"jan.  21 

89""Jan."ll 
Ill's  Jau.  29 
83i*  Jan.  18 

201*  Jan.  29 
101\'  j"an".'l"6 

83  "jail"  7 
110     Doe.  15 

92""May"l3 
114     Apr.  17 
90     Apr.  28 

20i*  Nov.  11 

67"  "Mar  ."24 
105     Mar.    5 

111*4  

_fca5ini»  1  ii  11  rfi  193« 
iMefiotaeeAFiD.  *a*O.R.I.AP 
DeehtetneaAMInn.  sXOh.AI'.W 
DM.M.A  M..landcr.,3'*.8.  A.l»l  1 
DM.  M.  A  r.,.      ft.  L,  s.  A  M.  So 
DM.  *  Maek..  1st  lien  C.  4s.  199! 
Ooid4s                               ...19* 
Dai.  A  Iron  Range.  1st,  5*  IBS' 
BMjeternt  193* 

•*  « 

18       90 

ioo"  ios" 

80       85 
1><*    21 

ibo"  iosij 

831, 

81     Oct.  - 
13     Aug.  22 

65""Ma"r."21 
100     July  27 

"99"  i'o2" 

Hfc*  Wlag  AS.,  l.t.  r.  s".  1!>2 

Met  TeaB.  Va!  A  ua.    JtMBo.Ry 
•NT.  TX»T  A  R  Mm.    AM  oTAO. 

•7.6bo 

"(jo" 

97     

IOO     

99'is"jan'."lfl 

IOO     Jan.  11 

92"i*"juiy  "fi 

.rarc 

1 

10 


THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1\ 


BONDS. 

New  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE 

4 

Sale*  in 
Jan. 

far  ruti 

Price  abou 
January 
1896. 

PSIOES  IN  JANUARY. 

RANGE  FOR  YEAR  1896. 

Jan.  2. 

Jan.  30 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Elm.  Cort  A  No.  Bee  Leh.  &  N.I 
Erie  1st  ext.  7s  189 

M 
M- 
M- 

A- 

j-E 

8 

33,000 
1.000 
2,000 

Bid.      At 

102%  105 
115 

Sid.      At 

102%.... 
116     

Sid.     At 
108%  109 

Sale  Prices 

102°e  Jan. 
118%  Jan.  1 
112     Jan. 

Sale  Prieet 
109%  Jan.  2 

Sale  Price 

102H  Nov.  2 
112%  Oct.  1 
104i<  Mar. 
112     Oct.  1 
101%  Jan.  2 

Sale  Prices. 

105     Mar.    9 
116     Dec.    9 
!10%  Deo.  10- 
114%  Dec.    4 
104i<  May  27 
140     Feb.  28 

118i4  Jan.  : 

3d  ext  '  gold.  4^*8  192 

105     .... 
112     .... 

110     112 
115     118 

110     . 
112      .... 

112     Jan. 

let,  eonHol.,gold,  7s  192' 
let,  rmi-i>l.,  gold,  fund.  7B.192 
Long  Dock,  con.,  gold,  6»..193 
Buff.  N.  Y.  AErlo,let,7s..l91 
Buff.  AS.  W.,  gold,  6s  190 
Small                   

M- 
M- 
A- 

J-t 
J- 

19,000 

131      .... 

126 

139%  

139%  Jan. 

141     Jan.  2 

131     Aug.  2 

38,000 
9,00 

12ft     .... 

132%  .... 

133      .... 
134     .... 
100     .... 

133%  Jan. 
13614  Jan.  1 

134     Jan. 

i::i:'i  .Ian.  1 

131     Oct.  2 
132     Deo. 

133     Deo.  20> 
136     May  21 

70i%  



Jeff.  RR.,  1st,  gu.,  gold,  58.190 
Chic.  A  Krle,  1st,  gold,  4-  5s.  198 
C.  &  BR.  Co.  1st  cur.  gu.  68.192! 
I).  *  Imp.  Co.  1st.  our.  6s.  ..191 
Erie.  1st  con.  g.,  prior  bonds.  199 

A- 
M-I> 

19,000 
206,000 

107 

..  105 

106%.. 
Ill      .... 

105     Jan.  1 
110%  Jan. 

106     Jan.  1 
112     Jan.  1 

102     Apr.  1 
101%  Aug. 

105%  Mar.  13 
112     Feb.  24. 

109 

110     112 

M  Is 

J- 
J- 
J- 

29o',6b 

105%... 

102     Aug.  3 
83     Aug.  2 

106     Apr.  28 
96%  Dec.  3» 

93 

93'g    94 

93%  Jan. 

94%  Jan.  1 

let  con.  gen.  lien,  g.,  3-48..199 

261,000 

64 

62%.... 

62%  Jan. 

65     Jan.  1 

54%  Aug.  1 

67     Apr.  2» 

Escanalm  A  L.  Sup.    See  C.AN.W 
Eureka  Springs,  1st,  g.,  6.8.  .193 
Evansv.  4  Terre  Haute,  1st,  con 
gold  6s                         .  192 

F-A 

J- 

A-0 
A-O 
A-O 
J- 

A-0 

M  N 

98     Nov.  1 

102%  Oct.  1 
95     Sept.  1 

98     Nov.  12 

109%  May  1» 
95     Sept.  14 

1,000 

108     110 

109     Jan.  2 

109     Jan.  2 

102 

102 

Bull.  Co.  Branch',  l8t,g.,  5s.  193 
Ev.  A  In.,  1st,  con.,  gu.,  g.  68.192 
Fargo  A  So.   See  Chic.  M.  &  St.  P 
lint  A  P.  Marq.,  gold,  6s.  .192' 
let.  consol..  gold,  OB  193 
Port  Huron  Dlv.,  1st,  g.,  58.193 
Fla.  Cen.  &  Pen.,  1st,  g.,  5s.  .191 
1st,  land  gr.  ext.,  gold,  5s.  .193 
Consol.,gold,  5s  194 
Ft.  Sm.  &  V.  B.B.  See  St.  L.  &  S.F 
Fort  St.  U.  D.  Co.  1st,  g,  4%s.l94 
Ft.  Worth  &  Denver  C.,  1st,  g 
4_g8                        192 

113     115 

109     Oct. 
80     Nov.  2 
75     Nov.  3 
103     Aug.  1 

115     Dec.    » 
93     Feb.  26 
93     Mar.  11 
103     Aug.  14 



93 

A-O 
J- 
3- 
J-J 

J-J 
J-J 

771^ 

134,00 
12,00 

52      , 

.    56% 

53     Jan. 
43     Jan.  2 

573s  Jan.  3 
46%  Jan. 

50%  Dec.  2 
48     Oct.  1 

1  05     Apr. 
95     Dec.  1 
89%  Nov. 
8014  Apr.  2 
77%  Nov.  2 

120     July  2 

55     Dec.  2» 
57%  Mar.    4 

105     Apr.     6> 
103     Mar.  17 
93     Jan.  13 
84%  May  15 
77%  Nov.  20> 

124     Oct.      1 

Ft.  W.  H  Rio  Gr.,  1st,  g.,  5s.  .192 
Fulton  Elev.    See  Kings  Co.  El. 
Galv.  H.  A  8.  A.,  1st,  g,  68..  191 
2d  gold  7s                        190 

J-J 

F-A 
j    D 

57       61 

48 

40       43 

100 

Mex.  Si  Pac.  div.,  1st,  g,  5s.  193 
Galv.  H.  A  H.  of  1882,  lst.5s.191 
Ga.  Car.  &  No..  1st,  gu.  g.,  5s.  1929 
Georgia  Pacific.    See  South'n  Ry 
Gr.  Rapids  &  Ind.—  Set  Penn.  Co 
Han.  &  St.  Jo.    See  C.  B.  &  Q. 
elenaARedMt.    SeeNo.Pac 
Housaton.RR.,  con.,  g.,  5s...  1937 
N.  H.  &  Derby,  con.,  5s  —  191 
Hou8.ATex.C.,lst,W.AN.78.1903 
1st,  gold,  5s,  Interest  guar.  193" 
Con.,  gold,  6s,  Int.  guar  —  1912 
Gen.,  gold,  4s,  int.  guar  —  192: 
Deben.  6s,  pr.  &  int.  guar.1897 
Deben.  4s,  pr.  &  int.  guar.1897 
Tllinois  Central,  1st,  g.,  4s...  195 
J.  Registered                ..  1951 

M-N 
A-O 
J-J 

M-N 

M-N 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 

r-, 
J-J 

r-, 

A-O 
A  O 

102,000 

89%  Jan. 

9m  Jan.  2 

7<? 

8,00 

iai     

119 

125%  Jan.  2 

125%  Jan    2 

56,00 
9.000 
20,000 

106     

105%  106% 

.06%  Jan.  li 

08%  Jan.  1 

102     July  2 
99     Oct. 
66     Nov.  2 

110     Nov.    6 
104     Jan.     6 
71     Apr.  23 

101    

102     Jan.  1 

102%  Jan.  1 
66     Jan.  2 

66     Jan.  2 

1,00 

80       90 
106     

94     Jan.  1 

94     Jan.  1 

85     Mar.  1 
105     Feb.  1 

90     Mar.  24 
114     June  18 

109 

1st  gold  3%s         195 

101 

99%  Jan.  2 

.04     Apr.  3O 

Gold'48     1952 

2,000 

102     Jan.  14 

02     Jan.  1 

98     Aug.  2 
100     Dec.  2 
99     Jan.  2 

04     Jan,     3 

Registered          1952 

104 

100 

00     Dec.  24 

Gold  4s          195; 

M-N 
M-J 

67,000 

100 

100 

99%  Jan.  1 

03     Jan.  2 

102     Feb.    & 

Registered  1951 

2-10  g.,4s  190< 

99     June  1 

99     June  10- 

Registered  190' 

j    j 

1st  g.,  3s,  sterling  195. 

3.  I 

Registered  195: 

M-S 

Western  Lines  1st,  g.,  4s..  1951 
Registered  1951 

F-A 
F  A 

1,000 

I  O2        103*4 

101%  102 

103 

03     Jan.  27 

03     Jan.  27 

97     Aug.  1 

103«8  July  14 

Cairo  Bridge,  gold,  4s  1  950 
Registered  1950 

j-n 

-D 

Springfield  div.,  6s  1898 
Middle  div.,reg.,  5s  1921 



100%  Aug.  1 

104     Apr.  24 

F-A 

toS 

Ch.8t.L.&  N.O.  Ten.llen  78.1897 
1st,  consul.  7s  1897 

M-N 
M  N 

02 

102%  Nov.  2 
101%  Nov.  1 
112     Aug.  2 

98     June  15 

102%  Nov.  27 
101%  Nov.  18 
121  '4  May  22- 

98%  June  16 

02 

Gold  5s  195: 
Registered  1951 
Memph.  div.,  1st,  g.,  4s.  .195] 

-D 
-D 
J-D 
I 

18,000 

us 

lib 

IOC 

19      

18%  Jan.     7 

20     Jan.  22 

Bellev.A8o.lll.,gtd.g.,4i2S,1897 
Ced.  Fall  A  Minn.,  1st,  7s..  1907 
Ind.  Bl.  &  West.—  See  C.C.C.A8t.L. 
Ind.  Deo.  &  Sp-.lst,?!',  tr.  rec.1906 
Trust  reo.,  ex-bonds,  stamped.. 
Ind.  Dec.  <fc  West,,  1st,  g.,  5s.  1935 
Ind.  111.  &  la.,  1st,  gold,  4s..  1939 
1st  ext.,  gold  5s  1943 

A-O 

A-O 
-J 
-D 

M  S 

4,000 
29,000 

IT  110 

27     Jan.    4 
99     Jan.     8 

27     Jan.    4 
00     Jan.  20 

100     Deo.    9 

24     Jan.  27 
95     Aug.  28 
S3     Jan.  18 

00%  Nov.  20- 

28%  Nov.  20- 
01%  June  1» 
85     Jan.  17 

97%  . 

So 

Int.  &  Gt.  No.,  1st,  gold,  6s..  1919 
2d,  gold,  4%-5s  1909 

I-N 

M-S 
M-8 
-D 

A-O 

88,000 
20,000 
13,000 
48,000 

115 

17H  Jan.     7 
73     Jan.     4 
25%  Jan.  11 
96     Jan.     2 

19%  Jan.  18 
76     Jan.  29 
27     Jan.  -2i> 
97%  Jan.  18 

14     July  Si 

18%  Apr.  24 
77%  Feb.  26 
27     Nov.  11 
00     Nov.  2O 

72 

25 

72       73 
20       2ft 
97% 

66     Nov  27 

3d,  gold,  4s  1921 

14     Aug.  11 
87     Aug.  13 

Iowa  Central,  1st.  gold,  5s.  -.1938 
Iowa  Midland.    See  Ohio.  &  N.  W. 
Teffereon  RR.    See  Erie. 

Kal.All.  AG.R.    SeeL.S.AM.S. 
an  A  Mich.    See  Tol.  &  O.  C. 
Kan.  City  A  M.  R.  A  B.  Co.,  1st, 
guar.,  gold,  5s  1929 

96 

K  .  C.  &  Omaha.    See  St.  Jo.A  G.I. 
K.  C.  A  Pacific.    See  M.  K.  &  T. 
K.  C.  A  South  w.    See  St.  L.  A  8.  F. 
Kansas  Midland.  See  St.  L.  &  S.F. 
Kansas  Pacific.    See  Un.  Pacific. 
Kentucky  Cent.    See  L.  A  N. 
Keok.  &  Des  Mo.    See  C.  R.  I.  A  P. 
K'gsCo.  El.  Ser.  A.,lst,g.,5s.l925 
Ful  El.  lst,gu.  g.,5s,ser.A.1929 
Knoxville  &  Ohio.    See  So.  Ry. 
Lake  E.  A  W..  1st,  gold,  5s.  .1937 
2d  gold  5s                          1941 

-J 
M-S 

-J 
-  J 
-O 

-O 
-A 
.-O 

i-J 
-D 
-D 

-O 
-J 
-J 

28,000 

31,000 
11,000 
21,000 

72% 

60        jo 

//<i% 

44       50 

45     

45     Jan.  22 

45     Jan.  22 

37%  Sept,  25 
54     Mar.  20 

10     Aug.  11 
98     Sept.  17 
00     Sept.  26 

03     Nov.  17 
18%  Mar.    2 
04  ?a  Nov.  10 
08     Aug.    7 
08     Aug.  27 
13%  Sept.  23 
14     Sept.  19 

06     Aug.  12 

1      Jan.  i'2 
2      Jan.  22 

17S8  June  25- 

13% 

13%  Jan.  29 
00%  Jan.     6 
03     Jan.  22 

1514  Jan.  18 

">3 

00     101% 
03%  105 

05     105% 

00%  10114 

01     Jan.  1ft 
04     Jan.  27 

04     Mar.    5 
•  S^  Mar.  31 

08     Mar.    5 
25%  Jan.  16 
11     Feb.  25 

Northern  Ohio  1st  gu.  5s..  1945 
Lake  Shore  &  Mich.  Southern- 
Buff.  *  Erie,  new  B.,  7s  .  ..1898 
Det.  Mon.  A  Tol.,  1st,  7s...  1906 
Lake  Shore  dlv..  7s.  1899 
Coneol,  1st,  7s  1900 

1OSI., 

J26 

23 

35,000 
13,000 
I^O.OOU 
14,000 
14,000 

XX) 

//7       itS 
III       114 
121% 
118 

114 

0714  108 
103s  

103g  

18%  119 
18     119% 

08%..     . 

07%  Jan.     4 
105g  Jan    11 

OS's  Jan.  28 
1     Jan.  21 
0°g  Jan.     4 
9  4  Jan.  14 
9  14  Jan.  14 

11     llli« 
10%  lll^ 
19%  120 
19%  120 

5     Jan.     2 
3^  Feb.  26- 
1  14  Nov.  30 
0     Apr.  22 

2     Jan.  23 

Registered.                     1900 

Consol.,  2d,  78  1903 
Registered  1903 

19     Jan.  12 
18%  Jan.  13 

Cln.  A  Springfield.,  1st,  guar., 
L.H.  AM.8.,78  1901 
Kal.  1.  AW.R.  lst.KU.c.58.1938 
Mahnn.  Coal  RR..  Int.  5o..  1934 

05     

12     . 
6      

14     Feb.     7 

8%  Nov.  12 

FBBRI-ARY,  18»7.]        NEW   YORK  STOCK    EXCHANGE  MONTHLY  RECORD. 


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NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

* 

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January  2, 
IWK 

PRICES  Iff  JA.XVARY. 

RANGE  FOR  YEAR  1896. 

Jan.  2. 

Jan.  30. 

Loicett. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

f*h.  V.  N.  Y.  l«tgu..g.,44«.1940  . 
Leh  V.Ter.  RT.  1st  gu..g..5».  1941  . 
Ractotered                     •  •     .  .  1  i*4  1 

r-j 

l-O 

L-O 

r-J 
i-j 
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17.000 
16,000 

«••/.        .Is/.'. 
IOO>4  10214 

Bid.      Atk. 

Sid.     Aik. 
01      

Sale  Price*. 
OOi?  Jan.  14 
11     Jan.     8 

Sale  Price*. 
OlH  Jan.  23 
114  Jan.     9 

Sale  Price*. 
97     Sept.    1 
O8     June    1 
01    June  2 

Sale  Price*. 
04     Feb.  14 
13     Jan.  28 
08     Sept.  17 

10     110>f 

Cea.V.Co*lCo.,l«t,*u..g.,5«.1933 

100 

|>b.  Jt  X.  Y.-l«t.  gu.  g.,  4»  .  .  1945 
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5.COO 

92       95 

93>fl    95 

93     Jan.  28 

93     Jan.  28 

Klmlra  Cort.  A  Nor.,  1st  gold. 
lit  pref.6«  1914 

V  '> 

k-O 
ic-d 

M-> 
I-J 

K-S 

Gold,  icuar.  5«  1914 

40,000 
80,000 

99  "4    99% 

le^m* 

99     Jan.  15 
16%  Jan.    5 

99%  Jan.  18 
17i8  Jan.  20 

Leh.  A  Wilkert.    S«  Cent.  N.  J. 
Leroj  A  Caney  VaL    See  Mo.  P»c. 
Lexington  Are.  A  Par.  Ferry- 
let,  guaranteed,  gold.  5*.  .1993 
Re*ut«reT  1993 

//Jig  

116     116% 

09     Aug.  10 

••  — 
17     Deo.  29 

Ltteh.  Car.  *  W.,  Ut,g..to..l916 
Little  R.  A  Mem..  Ut.  g..  5*.  1937. 
Cog  Central  Tru»t  Co.  oertifi.  . 

25     Apr.  29 
104     July  21 

32     Feb.  2' 

Cone  ixwk.    S«  Erie, 
txjiur  hland—  l»t,  7*  1898 

M-N 

« 

M-.- 

i-n 

3.000 
38.000 
58,000 

108 

05>e  105=8 
14     117 

OSHJan.  14 
13     Jan.  21 
76»a  Jan.     4 

05%  Jan.  14 
17%  Jan.     4 
87     Jan.  20 

Irt  con..  g..  »•  1931 

11714     

m^Jan.  29 
75     Dec.  30 
89     Aug.    6 

120     Feb.  17 
98     Jan.  14 
95     Feb.     8 

98 

76>9  ... 

JTwrr  lat.  g..  4m  1923 

89 

83 

<iold,4*  193S 

».  Y.  £  Ro.  Ben.,  lit,  g..  Oa.  1927 
3d  Income         1927 

M-8 
8. 

A-. 

M-R 

98     Deo.    0 
40     Mar.  23 
102     Dec.  30 

1024  Aug.    3 
40     Mar.  23 
105     Jan.  16 

?7*a 

V.  Y.  B.  *  M.  B.,  con..  g.  5«.  1935 
B'klyn  A  Montauk,  I«t6»..l»ll 

18,000 

#•  :::::: 

102>s 



024  Jan.     8 

0614  Jan.  20 

1({  5,         1911 

M  - 

W 

J-J 
J-J 

M  - 

A-O 
M-i 
J-J 
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M-8 
M-8 
1  - 

-  * 

i-j 

107     July  10 

1074  July  16 

U  I.  RR-  N.  8b.  boh.,  let, 
con.,  ITU.,  gold.  5«  193! 
K.Y.Bay.ExlB.Ut«u.g.5a.l043 
Montaok  Kit.  rtd-g.  5«...194S 
La.AMo.RlT.    «M  Ohio.  A  AJton 
U  Er.ASt.  L.  CoB..eon-,c.  5*.  1039 
En*.  Tr.  Oo.  eartlfa.  of  depo«H 
Q>n?g    4«  1943 

/oo     

5,000 

40 

34     Jan.  21 

34     Jan.  21 

25     Aug.  20 
94  Deo.     5 

101  4  Oct.  13 
102     Sept. 
1104  Oct.   1 
96     Aug.  3 
110     Aug.  2 
110     Aug.  2 
100     Apr.  1 
118     Aug.  2 

39     Jan.  27 
104  Nov.  12 

1084  Mar.  25 
105     Apr.  16 
119     Feb.  25 
10214  May     6 
117     Apr.  28 
1177eApr.  30 
1O7=8  Mar.  10 
120     Mar.  19 

LooliTlUe  *  NMhrUle- 
Cuti-i.l   T«                           ...1898 

11,000 

l'33'.obo 
1  5.OOO 

36.000 
43.OOO 

106     107»s 

1044... 
110 
115     12O 
100     100>« 

0538106 

05     Jan.     4 

05'4  Jan.  23 

oSBanbeh..?.  1907 
H.O.  A  M.,  Int.  g..6«  193O 
»  O  AM.,2d.6«  193O 

/od     ... 
//* 
100     104 
113 

16     Jan,     4 

98HiJan.     7 

194  Jan.  20 
014  Jan.  13 

B.  H.  A  Naib.,l»t.  g..  to..  .1919 

«;.-,,    •   ..,                       ;••  ••• 

11      
/oo     

116 

15^  Jan.  15 
06>a  Jan.    7 

164  Jan.  19 
084  Jan.  22 

Fatn'irnll  ill-    ff-  1920 
fit.  L.dlv..  lit,  g..to  1921 

1O6     

2d.g..3*       1980 

66 

HaahT.  A  Dec..  1M.  7«  190O 
•Jink.  M.  (8.  *  M.  Ala.).  8*.  1910 
Oold  S«                1937 

lot     

107     

1094  July  1 

1133s  June  11 

13,000 

|*M*f 

/a/4 
73\ 

95     100 
77>«    78>4 

00     101 

97     Jan.     2 
78k  Jan.     5 

100     Jan.  2 

85     Aug.  1 
684  Aug.  1 

1004  Mar.  10 
80%  Feb.  24 

Unified,  g..4a.  194O 

80=8  Jau.  20 

BecUteredT                  ...1»40 

•-] 

M-N 

Pen«:AAU..l.t,gu.;g..to.l921 
Coll.  trout,  g..  9*.  1931 

is'.obo 

/a* 

95     

100     

100     Jan.  19 

100     Jan.  1 

94'8Oct.  2 
100     Mar.  3 
104     Nov.  1 
804  Mar.  2 
874  Aug.  2 
83     Jan. 

101     Jan.  17 
102     May  15 
104     Nov.  10 
85     Feb.     3 
974  Feb.    6 
90     Jan.  15 

L.A!*.AMob.AM..lrtj{.44».lrf45 
H.  Fla.  A  Shef..  1«,  gu..«..5.  1037 
8.  A  H.  Ala..»>n..gu.,g.,  5«.193« 
Kentucky  OS5Z*.E  1987 
Lo.AJeff  BrdgeOu  >gu.V.4«.1945 
Lmil.T.  N.  Albany  A  Chicago  - 
l«t,  6*           191O 

M-8 

F-A 
i-i 

i-C 

I-I 

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1.000 
•2.000 
6,000 

85     Jan. 
924  Jan. 
88     Jan. 

80     Jan. 
944  Jan.  1 
90     Jan.  2 

•a-..!?.. 

93       93 
85       87 

13,000 
11.000 

iiomi2 
iom 

66       70 

111     113>« 

Ill     Jan. 
82     Jan.  1 

112     Jan.  2 
80     Jan.  2 

102  4  Sept.  1 
7'.'  4  Oct. 
38     Oct. 

114     June  13 
103     Feb.  24 
74*8  Apr.  21 

Tr.  ecru.,  eon.,  gold,  to  —  1918 
Tr.  eart*..ipB..gold.5e....l940 
lx>ul»v.  Ry.  Co.  1*1  eon.  t.  it.  1930 
If  abonlng  Coal     ««  L-S.AM.8tf 

84     
42 

41      

60.000 

97i<    98% 

94%  

94       96 

93    Jan.  1 

90     Jan. 

88     Aug.  2 

99  4  Mar.    2 

M«n»at«a»  R'TOOM.  4«  ...199O 
Manitoba  8.  W.ColonU..g..5a.l934 
Market  8t.  Cable  Ky..  l.f*l~l»13 
MrK-pt.AB.Ven.  *«P.MeK.A  Y. 
If  i-tn  .  A  (  'barle*    (9*.           1  V34 

4        °° 

118     118>« 
1O6\  107 

Metropolitan  El.,  frt.gold.to.19O8 
2d6«.     1899 

37.000 
38.000 
10.000 

116     .. 
105      

1174  
105%  106 

116*  Jan. 
100     Jan. 
684  Jan.  22 

1174  Jan.  2 
106     Jan.  2 
6S4Jan.  2 

1114  Aug.  1 
101     Aug.  - 

lixni  June  20 
1O8     Apr.    8 

Me«.  Cent,  eon.,  (rid.  4*.  .  .  .101  1 
lit.  eon..  Income.  gold.  3*..  1939 
3d.  oon  .Income.*.  .3*  1930 
Mez.  Internal.,  lit,  gold.  4«.  1942 
Hex.  Mat.,  Int.  gold.  to.  1997 
MUuaa*  to  A                     1917 

iw.obo 

71     Jan. 

73     Jan.  22 

70%  Oct. 

7914  June    1 

j  i 
\i 

30     July  1 
404  Oct.  2 
54  July 

42»B  Nov.  12 
404  Oct.  20 
8     Nov.  17 

Coapoa  atMtped. 

2d  laeoa»e,  to.  E.  191' 

An> 

J  I 
J  1 

M  N 
M-N 

35.000 

MM 

* 

1O     Jan.  1 
95     Jan.  1 

10     Jan.  1 
100     Jan.  3 

Mei.  Vartkan  lat  fold.  to.  .  1910 
RecUtervd                             1910 

Michigan  Oatral- 
lit,  enonol.,  7n            .        .  1902 

90,000 

117     119 

113     

1164  Jan.  2 

1164  Jan.  2 

111     Aug. 
103     July  2 
118     May  2 
1114July  2 
115     Apr.  2 
101     Mar.  2 
102     Jan.  2 

119     Jan.  14 
108'4  Feb.  21 
118     May  23 
1184  Feb.  17 
115     Apr.  29 
108     June  19 
102     Jan.  20 

l4t.  ooa..  Oa.                        .  1  ••  '  - 

to...                                  ...1901 

M- 
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/'¥     

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Registered                          1931 

117     

4»     '                                         1940 

102      

Be«linn»il                      19M1 

Bat  O.  A  Htur  Irtn.  g.  3.  19H8 
Ml.UaadofXJ.  «MN.Y.8oa.AW 
MIl.Kl.Ky  Al.t.  eoo.30  yr.g.a«.-i« 
MIL  UB.A  Weal    jto«Chle.A  X.W 
Mil.  A  MadUon.      *M  Cb.  A  f»   W 
Mil.  A  Jforta'n.  JvtCb.M.  A  St.  t 
Mil.  A  St.  P.    Ut  Cb.  M.  A  St.  P. 
Mln.  *  Bt.  L.  gn    S*>  B.  C.  R  A  1C 
Minn.  A  St.  1.  .  let,  g.,7»....191TJ 
lot  con*..  «..:•«  1934 
low.  e»..  l.t.  gold.  7«.  190C 
B  W  ex     l«t  g    7*               19HJ 

6,000 

145 

1374  Jan.  2 
100     Jan. 

140     Jan.  2 
103     Jan.  3 

139     Feb.     : 
96     Aug.  11 
121     Oct.  31 
122>4Jan.  2] 
115     Aug.  1£ 

1424  Apr.  29 
103>4  Apr.  30 
129     May  16 
129     May  16 
122     June    1 

M- 
J- 

.    08 

KM      100 

102>4  .... 

lo-i'.ooo 

in      /J6 

li!5 

123     126 

PartBcex..  l.t.  gold,  to..  ..1921 
Minn.  A  PacJnc.  l«t,  .V,  >tpd. 
4*.  payment  of  Int.  go.  193C 
Mlnn.8.«.M.  AA- 
•M..  pay  roe  nt  of  Inlgn  .192t 
M.  8VP.AA.  8.  M..eon..g:.  4.. 
•tad.,  payment  of  Int.  gn     l'>a- 
Mlnn.8t.  Rr  .  let,  eon.  g..5a,191{ 
Mlnnaap.  Un.    ftt  St.  P.  M.  A  M 
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120     

120     Jan. 

120     Jan. 

311.000 

-7    

96 

84       84 
87      

81%    82 
60       61 

84       84 

82     Jan. 
59%  Jan. 

844  Jan.  1 
63     Jan.  3 

754  Aug.  H 
44     Aug.    ' 

>    87     Feb.  28 
'    634  Feb.  25 

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M.K.  A  T.  of  T.  1  .t  gii!  g.  Sa.194' 
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Mo.  K.AtTlftiro:.g..ia.....l94 

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70       79 
73       74 

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60 

74     Jan. 

79     Jan.  3 

67     Sept.   1 
68  4  Apr.  2< 
70     Deo.  1' 

84     Feb.  25 
1    74     Apr.  23 
"    80     Jan.  31 

77     Jan.  2 

77     Jan.  2 

115,001 
MM 

10.00C 

84       89 

.    96 
106     
•> 

'     98 

93       95 

'.'.".'.'.  iio 

92     Jan.  1 

86     Jan.  1 
105     Jan.  1 

95%  Jan.  2 

874  Jan.  2 
105     Jan.  1 

81     Aug.  2' 

78     July  3< 
99     Sept. 
60     July  2' 

'    94     Feb.  24 

>    97     Jan.  24 
1  112     Jan.  28 
!    70     Jan.  29 

.    90 
100  t-  — 

1  iff,  nnaanl  .  Mold,  fli  I92< 

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THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

N|. 

Sales  in 
Jan. 
Par  value 

Price  about 

il,  in,  in/  2, 

1896. 

PRICES  Iff  JANUARY. 

RANQE  FOR   TSAR  1896. 

Ja:i.  2. 

.1,1,1.  30. 

.Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Missouri  Pacttto—  (Con.)— 
1st,  coll.,  gold,  5s  1920 
Registered  1920 

F-A 
'-A 

10,000 

Bid.     Ask. 
77 

Bid.      Ask. 

Bid      Ask. 

Sale  Prices. 
65     Jau.  15 

Sale  Prices. 
70     Jan.  18 

Sale  Prices. 
40     July  22 

Sale  Prices. 
65     Apr.  23 

Pao-B.  of  Mo.  latex.  K..48..1938 

F-A 
-J 

IS 

-  J 
F-A 
M-N 
J-D 
-O 
A-O 
A-O 

J-J 

14,000 
20,000 

01     
^07% 

OUs  104i« 

03      

no  i-J  Jan.     6 
01%  Jan.  13 

00%  Jan.     6 
OS^'Jan.  2- 

98     Oct.     8 
02     Nov.    6 

L04%  June  24 
106     Apr.  2i« 

Verdigris  V.  Ind.&W.  1st  5s  192f. 
Leroy  &  C.  Val.  A.  L.  Ist5s.,1926 
8t.  L.  A  I.  Mt..  1st,  ex.,  5s..  .1897 
St.  L.  &  1.  M.,  2d,  7s  1897 
Ark.brauoh.Exteuded5s.1935 
Cairo  Ark.  &  T..  Iat,7s...l897 
•  Gen.  con.  Ry.&ld.gr.Ss.  1931 
Gen.  oon..8tped.Kii.g.  58.1931 
Miss.  Riv.  Bdge.    See  Ohio.  &  Atl. 
Mob.<fe  Birm.  .prior  lieu  ,  g.  ,58.1945 

56,000 
45,000 

IQO         JO2 

oo 

0178  ... 

03%  103% 

02%  Jan.  12 
Oils  Jan.     4 

03%  Jan.  2- 
02%  Jan.  28 

95     Aug.  13 
97%  Aug.  11 
00     Jau.     6 
99  "4  July     9 
68     July  22 
79     Apr.  29 

102%  Jan.  29- 
103%  Apr.  21 
107     May    4 
102%  May  13= 
81%  Mar.  19- 
80%  Mar.  25 

OlSg 

03     105 
00     101 

7913 

0078 

02% 

6,000 
161,000 

99 

9913  101 
75       76% 

98     Jan.  18 
7313  Jan.  12 

P8     Jan.  18 
76%  Jan.  20 

75% 

J-J 

Mob.  &  Ohio,  new,  gold,  6s..  1927 

I-D 

Si 

27,000 

..  119 

//?% 

..  118 
11      

18 

17     Jan.     7 

18     Jan.  19 

13     Aug.  26 
12     May     1 
56     Aug.  12  1 
85     Apr.  30 

111     July  21 
126     Jan.  16 

120%  May  28 
113     Jan.  17 
69     Nov.    9 
85     Apr.  SO- 
US    June  22 
126     Jan.  18 

132     June  39 

Gen..4a  1938 

129,000 

621*    65 

67       67*2 

67      

66%  Jan.     8 

68     Jan.  28 

St.  L.  &  Cairo,  gu.,  gold,  4a..  1931 
Mohawk  &  Mai.    See  N.  Y.  C.  <fc  H. 
Monongahela  Riv.    See  Bait.  &  O. 
Montana  Cent.    See  St.  P.  M.  &  M. 
Montauk  Ext.    See  Long  Island. 
Morgan'sLa.  &  T.',  1st,  g.,6s.  .  1920 
1st  7a                                    1918 

j-j 
j-j 

A-O 
-J 

L-0 
J-J 

24%  126 
24 

122     

Morris  &  Essex.    See  Dei.  L.  &  W. 
Nash.  Chat.  &  St.  L.l8t7s...l913 
2d  6s                                    1901 

51,000 

26k  

28%  129 

2713  Jan.     6 

128%  Jan.  22 

124%  Oct.  24 

1st,  con.,  fold,  5s  1928 

26,000 

98% 

99%  101 

00     Jan.     4 

01%  Jan.  2C 

93     July  31 

102     Feb.  24 

08     Mar.  24 

108     Mar.  24 

J-J 

Nash.  Flor.  &  Shef  .    See  Lou.  &  N. 
New  H.  &  Derby.  See  Housatonio. 
N.  J.  June'n  RR.    See  N.  Y.  Cent. 
N.  J.  Southern.    See  Central  N.  J. 
Newp't  &  Cln.  B'ge.  See  Penn.  Co. 
N  O  &N  E.  prior  lien  g.,  68.1915 

A-O 

N.  Y.B.&  Man.  Beach.    Seei,.Ial. 
N.  Y.  Bay  Erten.  RR.    See  L.  Isl. 
N.  Y.  Cent.  &  H.  R.,  1st,  7s.  .  .  .1903 
Registered       1903 

J-J 
J-J 

M-S 
M-S 

47,000 
75,000 
58,000 
23,000 

..  120 
120 

106     107% 

117     118 
116Ta  117 
105%  106"4 

118%118»8 
1171s  118 

117M  Jan.     7 
117     Jan.     4 

1185e  Jan.  30 
11714  Jan.  19 
107%  Jan.  23 
107M  Jan.  30 

112     Aug.  10  121      Dec.  31 
113%  Sept.    2  11978  Dec.  IS 
10214  Oct.  12  109     Feb.  27 
102     Sept.  25  107%  Feb.  14 
102%  Oct.  24  104     Nov.    6 
99%  Sept.    3  103%  May    4 
100     Sept.  11103     Nov.  16 
100%  Jan.  lOiOoVOot.  3O 
100     May     51102%  Feb.  14 
110     July  31  115     Feb.  15 
109=8  Nov.  111111%  June    1 
100     Feb.  15  '100     Feb.  15 

Debenture  5s  of          1884-1904 

107%  

06i8  Jan.     5 

Registered                1884-1904 

105     

105M  106 

10714  107i2 
10714 

1061s  Jan.     9 

Keg.  debenture  5sof.  1889  1904 
Debenture,  g.  ,  4s  1890-1905 
Registered,  deb.  48.1890-1905 
Debt  certs.,  ext.,  g.,4s  1905 
Registered  1905 
Harlem  1st,  7s          1900 

104 

105      106 
1011$  102% 

J-D 
J-D 

M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
F-A 
F-A 

"io'.obo 

15,000 

"16,606 
40,000 

100 

102M 

99     

10614  102 

100% 

101*3  102 

101%  Jan.  13 

101%  Jan.  13 
103     Jan.  25 

lii'%  Jan."  21 
111%  Jan.     8 

101% 

102     103 

101  7e  Jan.     5 

100     
113     116 
112      

100%  
11114112 

101%  
11113  

111  i»  Jan"."  "4 
111%  Jan.     8 

Registered            ..1900 

HIM  111% 

Hli4  

N.  J.  June.  R.,gu.,  1st,  4s..  .1986 

104*3 

West  Shore,  1st,  4s,  gu  2361 
Registered                  .       2361 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J    J 

250,000 

1S7.001 
10,000 

104ia  105 

05 

106%  107 
105%  

05     Jan.     ^ 

107     Jan.  30 
105%  Jan.  19 

100     Aug.    8 
100     July  30 
103     Oct.   31 
105%  June  12 

107%  Dec.    3 
106%  Feb.  24 
107     May  21 
105%  June  12 

103     104 

10312  104 

104     Jan.     4 

Beech  Cr'k,  lst,gu.,g.,  4s..  1936 
Registered                           1936 

105     107 

103     Jan.     7 

106     Jan.  18 

2d  gu.,  gold,  5s  1936 

J-J 
J-J 

Registered     1936 

ClearUeld  Hit  11111.  Coal  Corp. 
lets.  f.  Int.  gu.,g.,4s,ser.A.194( 
Small  bonds,  series  B.  .  1940 

J-J 

90       93 

F-, 

Gouv.&O.  S.lstgu.,g.,58.194i 

J-D 

R.W.&Og.,  con.,  1st.  ext.5s.1922 
Nor.&Mont.  lstgu.,g.,  58.1916 
R.  W.  &  O.  T.R.  Istgu.,g.5s.l918 

A-O 
A-O 
M-N 

35,000 

118*4     //<?% 

118 

119         .  .. 

117%  Jan.     5 

119%  Jan.  29 

115     July  24 

119M  Feb.  21 

Utlca  &B1.  Riv.,gu.,g.,  4s..  1922 

J-J 



108 

Cart.  &  Ad.,lst,gu.,g.,4s..l98 

J-I 

N.Y.&Put.,lstcon.,gu.g.4s.l993 
H.Y.Chle.  &8t.  L.—  1st,  g.,  48.1937 
Registered  1937 

A-O 
A-O 
A-O 

J-J 

J    J 

163,600 

103     May  13 
99%  Aug.  11 
100%  July  10 

116     Aug.    7 
110     Sept.    4 

103     May  13 
105     Feb.  24 
102%  May  15 

122%  May  29> 
116     June  2» 

102  *s 

10312  104% 

103%  Jan.     4 

106     Jan.  21 

N.  Y.  &  Har.-  See  N.  Y.  C.  &  Hud 
N.Y.  Lack  &West.—  SeeDel.L.&W 
N.  Y.  Lake  Erie  &  West.-  -See  Erie 
N."Y.  &  N.  Eng.,  1st,  7s  1905 
1st,  6s  1905 

11,000 
8,000 

//7%   

119%  Jan.  14 
114     Jan.  Is 

119%  Jan.  14 
114     Jan.  18 

N.  Y.  N.  Hav.  &  H.,lst,reg.4s,190; 

T    D 

Convert,  deb.  certfs.,  $1,OOO.  .  . 
Small  oertfs.,$100  

A-O 

98,000 

Ij6 

137 

135     Jan.  15 

137%  Jan.  19 

127     Sept.  15  137     Feb.  26 
126     Sept.  14  136%  Feb.  15 
113     Nov.    4  11913  Mar.  27 
102     July  29  110%  Nov.  16 
82     July  30    93H  Feb.  11 

N.  Y.  &  North.,  1st,  g.,  5s.  ...1927 
N.Y.  Ont.&W.,oon.,  Istg.  58.1939 
Refunding,  lst,g,4s  1992 

A-O 
J-D 

M-S 
M-8 

11,000 
56,000 
117,000 

//7% 

11  8is  Jan.     7 
108%  Jan.  21 
88%  Jan.     5 

119     Jan.  25 
lOSWan.  18 
92     Jan.  IS 

108      loo 

89      91 

....  lOS^s 
88%    90 

..  1087 
91is  

Registered,  $5,000  only.  .1992 

N.  Y.&  Putnam—  See  N.Y.C.&Hud 
N.Y.  &  Rock.  Bench—  See  L.Island 
N.  Y.  Susq.  &  Western— 
1st,  refunding  5s  1937 

J-J 

F-A 
F-A 
M-N 
M-N 
J-D 
A-O 
A-O 

J-J 
J-J 

J-D 

J-D 
M-N 

F-A 

q-F 

M- 
J-" 

64,000 

100     103 

SO 

100      

102      

100     Jan.     5 

103%  Jan.  18 

90     July  25 
63     Aug.  31 
60     July  25 
102     Nov.  17 

10314  Dec.  31 
70     May    9- 
79     Jan.  31 
106%  Feb.  21 

2d,  4%s  1937 

General,  g.,  5s  1940 

88,000 
17,000 

70         85 
102     104% 

73       75 

73     Jan.     7 
105     Jan      4 

74%  Jan.  19 
106     Jau.  23 

Terminal,  1st,  g.,5s  1943 

105i3  

Registered.  $5,000  each  .1943 
Wilk.&  East.,  1  st  ,Ktd.,«r.,5s.l942 

7,000 
2,000 

88       89 

87%  Jan.  20 
117     Jan.     6 

89     Jan.  S-0 
119%  Jan.  30 

80     Sept.    3 
1097sSept.    1 

90     Nov.  1» 
118     Mar.  25 

Midl'd  RR.  oIN.  J.,  1st,  68.1910 
N.Y.  Tex.  &Mex.,gu.,  1  st,  48.1912 
North.  Illinois—  See  Chic.  &  N.  W 
Northern  Ohio.    See  L.  Erie  &  W 
Northern  Pacific  — 
Gen.,lst,RR.&L.G.s.f.g.68.192 
Registered  192 

116 

116 

80,000 
40,000 

293,00 

569,00 
32,00 
7,00 

114     116 
114     

j/%  

113 

113     Jan. 
11338  Jan.     7 

77%  Jan.  1 

54%  Jan. 
34     Jan.  1 
124%  Jan. 

114%  Jan.  2 
Ill's  Jan.  2 

82     Jau.  3 

59%  Jan.  3 
36     Jan.  2 
124%  Jan. 

109%  Aug.  26 
109     Aug.  12 

59     July  30 

31%  Jan.     7 
75     Sept.  23 
119     Sept.  21 
120     Oct.  27 

118     Mar.  17 
118     Mar.  16 

78%  Nov.  1« 

:  57     Nov.  14 
88     Mar.    3 
124%  Jan.  17 
122%  Apr.    r 

113 

1161" 

Gen.,3d,RR.&L.G.S.f.,g.68.1937 
Tr.  Co.  certs.,  ass'nt'd  &  st'pd 
Land  grant,  con.,  g.,  5s  198 
Tr.  Co.  certs.,  ass'nt'd  &  st'pd 
Spok.A  P.eng.et8.1st,s.f.6s.l93 
St  P.  &Nor.Pao.,gen.,g.,6s.l92 
Registered  certificates.  .  .  192 
Hel.  &  R.  Moun.,  Ist.g.,  6s.  193 
Dul.  &  Manito..  1st,  g.,  6s.  1  936 
Tr.  Oo.  certs,  of  dep.,  10%pi 
Dakota  Div.,lst  s.f.  g.  63.1937 
Tr.  Co.  ots.  of  dep.,10  p.e.pd 
Nor.  P.  Ter.  Co.,  Ist.g.,  6s..  193 
Nor.  Pa  c.<feMont.,lst,g.,  68.193 
J.  P.  M.  &  Co.  certfs  

32M  ... 
7<? 

54i2    55 

123     

1  20     

62,00 

8,00 
52,00 

210,00 

70 

81      

81 
106M  108 

81     Jan.  2 

80%  Jan. 
104%  Jan. 

41%  Jan. 

81%  Jan.  1 

81%  Jan.  1 
106%  Jan.  2 

45     Jan.  3 

72     Jan.  24 

79%  Sept.  24 
99%  Aug.    3 

26     Jan.     8 

88     July  15. 

90     Feb.  26 
109%  June  18 

42%  Dec.    5 

75 

101     102 
30 

105 

42       43 

Oceur  d'Alene,  1st,  g.,  6s  191( 
General  1st,  g.,  6s  193 

M- 
A-0 

J-- 
Q-F 

So.  Pacific  Ry.  prior  lien.railwa 
and  laud  grant,  gold  4s.  .199 
Registered  199 

1,726,00 

70     

85^3    86 

86%    87 

85%  Jan. 

87%  Jan.  3 

84%  Dec.  18 

857a  Dec.  31 

General  lien,  it.,  3s  204 
Hor.  Railway  Gal.  —  See  Cent.  Pac 
Worth  WisnoTi  .—  Sc  e  C.St.  P  M.&  O 

1,674,00 

54       5414 

52^8  Jan.  2 

55     Jau.  3 

FF.BKI-AKY,  1897.]       NEW   YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE  MONTHLY   RECORD. 


ia 


BONDS. 

New  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

Jail, 
arraiue 

'rite  about 
amtaru  3. 
18M. 

f  ,                 PR10K8  IS  JAXUASY. 

KAffOH  FOR  TEAR  1896. 

Jan.  2. 

Jan.  30. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highett. 

Norfolk  A  Bonth..  lit,  g.,  5«.  .  1941 
Norfolk  *  Western,  gen.  6*..  1931 
New  River  let,  6*             .1932 

-N 
-N 

-O 
-A 

"i'.ooo 

Bid.      Atk. 

110 

"7 

Bid.      Ask. 
LOO%  ... 

id.      Ask. 

Sale  Prieet. 

Sale  Prieet. 

Sale  Prieet. 
03     June   4 
15     Oct.     7 
0619  Oct.  20 

Sale  Prieet. 
07^3  Jan.  15 
23%  June  25 
14is  May  12 

118 

17     Jan.  13 

17     Jan.  13 

no 

Improvement  Aex».,g..6*.1934 
Coupon*  off  

Tr  Co.  oerta..  adjust,  g.  ,7s..  1924 

Tr.Oo.eeitfa.,equlo.  g.,5*..19O8 
Tr.Co  ct*.,100-yr5*,g....l99o 
TT.Oo.ot*.  No*,  ab.  10,000.  1990 
Tr.  Co.  oertft.  Clinch  Val.  Dlv., 
l»t.  Kolu.5*    .              1957 

-D 
-i 

-8 
-1 
I-N 

-O 

Oct. 
Oct. 

-J 
-J 
-O 
-N 

78     Deo.    3 
64     Deo.  17 

78     Deo.     3 
67     Nov.  13 

2,000 

63     Jan.     7 

63     Jan.     7 

Tnut  Co.  eertf*..  Md.  A  Waah. 
Dlv    lat  (told  5*.     1941 

66     Deo.  10 

68     May  19 

CoL  Con.  A  T.  1  »t,  gu.,  g.,5a.l922 
Solo.  V.  A  N.  E..l*igu.g.4».1989 
Nor.  A  Mont  —  See  N.  Y.  Central. 
flgden.  *  L.  Ch.— 
U  lat.  con.  6*                     ...192O 

30,000 

..'... 

81       82 

81*.  Jan.     6 

83*  Jan.  18 

78     Sept.   5 
94     Apr.  13 

86     Jan.  25 
94     Apr.  13 

Ohio  Ind7iW.-*«C.C.C.  A81.L. 
Ohio*  Ml*e.,con.,».  (.,?*...  .1898 
Con.  7*                                .1896 

100     1O4 
102     104 

02*%    . 

100     Aug.  25 
101     Sept  15 

105     Nov.  30 
105     June  18 
111     Deo.  15 
106is  Apr.  14 

4.00O 
5.000 



02  »»  

02  14  Jan.  18 
15     Jan.  13 

bifogJan.  29 
15     Jan.  13 

2d  eon..  7*  1911 

104     Oct.  21 
96     Oct.   17 

lat,  Spring.  Dlv..  7*  1900 
l*t  gen.,  5*     1932 

Ohio  River  RB.,  lit.  g.,  5a.  .  .1936 

Gen    g.  ,  5*                 •     .  .  -  -  1  937 

-D 

.., 
-D 

-J 
-J 
-D 

-O 

"-J 
-D 



try 

101     Deo.    9 
85     Sept.  30 
70is  July  31 
16     Oct.     6 
16     Nov.  12 

3719  Oct.  21 
71  IB  Sept.  17 
72     Oct.  12 
85     Dec.  16 
10     Sept.   2 
7     July  30 
104     Aug.  11 
79»sDec.  21 

I03is  Feb.    3 
88     June  23 
97ia  Nov.  30 
35     Feb.     6 
29     May  25 

50     Jan.  17 
78     Apr.  13 
91TeJan.  3O 
8813  Deo.  11 
36     Jan.     3 
35  Hi  Jan.     3 
113%  Dec.  18 
82*  Nov.  28 

J?C 

Ohio  Southern.  l*t.6*  1921 
Gen.  g    4*         1921 

177,000 

fto 

95 

86     . 

85     Jan.     9 

90     Jan.     6 

25       80 

16 

Baa*.  Tnut  Co.  oertft  . 

24,000 
16,000 

.     17lf 

14     

14     Jan.     7 
4919  Jan.  15 

15     Jan.     8 
50     Jan.  18 

Ohio  Yml.—8ee  Che*.  A  O.  Sonthw. 
Omaha  A  at.  Lou.  By.,  lrt.4a.1937 

48 

45       50 

Oregon  A  Cal.,  l«t,ru..  g.,  5*.  1927 
Oreron  Imp.  Co.—  l»t-,  g.,  6*-19  10 
Bag.  Tnut  Oo.  cert*,  of  dep.  . 
Con.  ?    5*                  1939 

i'.OOO 
7,000 

» 

89     Jan.  11 
85i9  Jan.  16 

90<4Jan.  18 
86     Jan.  12 

.    83 

30 

20 

Bag  Tnut  Co.  cert*  .  . 

16.000 
85.000 
573,000 

1619  Jan.  13 
10    Jan.    4 
80     Jan.     4 

18     Jan.  12 
11  '-.I  an.  27 
83     Jan.  30 

Oregon.  B.  A  N.,l«t.«.f..g..6a.l9O9 
Ore.  RR.  A  Nav.  con.,  g.,4*.  1946 
Oregon  short  Line—  XM  Un.  Pac 
0*wegu  A  Borne—  Set  *.  Y.  Cent. 
Ottum.  C.F.A  St.  P.-SM  C.  A.N.  W. 
•riaducah  Tenn.  A  Ala.— 
tl*t,5e               192O 

'  i  »  • 

llOig  

11     111* 
82«g    82Tg 

lame  of  189O  

luueof  1892.  

PaetBc  of  Mueourl-**  Mo.  Pae. 
Panama.  a.  f..«ub*ldj,  g..  6*.  .  1910 
Pealiuuia-aa,  Chicago  A  IT.  W. 
Pennajrlvanla  Co.— 
Penn.  Co..  go.,  lit.  4>*a....l921 
Beglatared                         1921 

M-H 

17.000 

j.  ..,.,.. 

09*  Jan.  18 
0919  Jan.  28 

11     Jan.  2 

lOSis  Aug.    8 
10918  Nov.    5 

113*  Jane  17 
112     May    5 

0919  

P.  C.C.  AM.L.,eon.,gn.,  g.,4%*. 
Berte*  A     1940 

V    ' 

40.000 

!-.'•» 

lot 

08     Jan.  18 
lOBHJan.  23 

09     Jan.  2 

105     Aug.  24 
10319  Ail)?.  20 
106     Deo.  24 
101     Sept  19 
111     July  14 

11119  Mar.  16 

112^  Feb.  28 
no's  Mar.  23 
1021$  May  18 
111     July  14 

Berle*  B   guar                    1942 

tot 

109 

108*  Jan.  20 

Berte*  C,  guar  194! 

Bertea  D,  4*.  goar  184: 

Pitta*.  Cln.  *  St.  L..  let,  7*.  19OO 

Pitta.  Ft.W.  A  Chlo.,  l*t,  7*.191* 

IVMM 

7,000 

35     Jan.     < 

139     Jan.  29 
1364  Jan.  22 

139     Apr.     1 
13419  July  20 
126     Aug.  26 
115     Jan.  22 

111     Deo.    2 

140i4  Apr.  23 
138is  June    2 
126     Aug.  26 
1171s  Feb.  24 

117     Jan.     7 

M    7l                             ...1912 



18119  130 

136     Jan.  20 

:•:.  -•                          ...191: 

Chlc-St-  U*  P.,lit,e..  g..  5*.  193" 
Beglatered                        1982 
Clev.  A  Pitta..  eon.,  *.f.,7*.1900 
Oeo,.gu..f..  4  >9*,eerte*  A.  194 

A-O 
A-O 
M-H 

1,000 

"J     

m    

115     

118     

115     Jan.     4 

115     Jan.     4 

,.                             194. 
m.  L.  Tan.  AT.  H.,2dj7*.  ..18M 
2d,  guar..  7*  1898 
Or  Ra,*  I  .*i.  1  rtjrn.g.  4  19*.  194 

Newport  A  Cla.  BMga  gan.  goal 
gold  41**                                 194 

M-R 
1-1 

100     

10B 
00     

102     Apr.  23 
100     Nov.  16 
107     May  18 

102  "Apr."  23 
10519  Jan.  23 
107     May  1» 

I 

105*4 

taa.BB.Cu.— 
l.t.  real  eat.,  r..4*  1928 
Con.,  .wrung,  g.,  6.  19OJ 
Con.,  eorrnnev.  6*.  reg  —  1909 

M-H 

........ 

no     



108     June  25 

108     June  25 

BeirUtered  191 
COB.,  g.,4*  1948 
Oleri.*  Mar.i.t  ga.ft.4%*.  1935 
C.X  J  .  BE.  A  Oaa.Q>.  jrn.4*.  1944 
Delaware  Rlv.  RR.  A  B'dge  1* 
gea  4*,  K-                           1936 

i-i 

r-A 

j. 

M 
M 
. 

"//d" 

iii"  '.'.'.'.'. 

:::::::::::: 

............. 

li"2""DecY"  "i 

li8*"Nov."27 

Panaarnli  A  At-ifer  IJOO.A"  iiaea. 

Peo.  Dee.ABvan..l«t.g..6*  1|>J 

15,000 

•;-.,„, 

10.000 

liooc 

1.5*7.000 

;..,.„, 

705.000 
249,000 

105 

98 
100     102 

28 

10319  

104 
40 

100     Jan.  1 

101         .Illll.     1 

27     Jan.  2 

114     Jan.  2 
7519  Jan.  2 

80     Jan. 
81     Jan.  2 
45>tJaii.  2 
34V«  Jan.  2 

103=9  Jan.  2 
104     Jan.  2 

2719  Jan.  1 

114     .l.ni.  2 
7519  Jan.  2 

81T8Jau.  1 
81     Jan.  2 
IM     Jan.  1 
36%  Jan.  1 

98i9  July  14 
101     Mar.  20 

22     Nov.  18 

102     Mar.  21 
102     Nov.  19 

28     Jan.     7 

«7     

Peo.  A  Baet.—  *nC.  C.  C.  A  it.  U 
Peo.A  Pek.  Union..  lrt.g.,6*.  192 
2.1.  «..4>»«.  192 
Phlla.  A  Reading,  gea..  g.,4*  19M 
EH.  Tnut  Oo.  ctfa.  aaiaatad.  . 

110     

t74i4    74>t 

74     
79T.    80 

81      

68     Feb.  IS 

67     Aug.    8 
79*  Nov.  18 
;  ISk  Jan.     7 
;   5*  Jan.     7 
3  19  Jan.    8 
!   319  Jan.     8 
319  Jan.     6 
t      14  Jan.     2 

80     Nov.  11 

82     Deo.  29- 
70%  Nov.  18 
49'sNov.    7 
39     Nov.    4 
1319  Feb.    4> 
3678  Nov.  2O- 
514  Jan.  1C- 
5%  Nov.  21 

l»t,  pf.,  lae.tr.  ree.iaiiiaa.pd/3 
2-1.  p(..  lnr.tr.  rec.,allln*.pd.'5 
3d  pref.,  Income  193 
M.  pf..  Inc.  tr.  ree.,alllna.pd.>.1 
3d.  pref..  Income.,  conv.  ..195 
Def.  la*,  tr.  reo..  all  In*,  pd..  .  . 
Pine  Creak,  rag.  .roar.  6*  193 
Pitta.  Cla.  A  St.  C.-ft*  Penn.  Co 
Pitt*,  a  C.  AM.L.-XM  Pau.  OB 

1  • 

s 

1  ' 

(22       22'ii 
10 
•ii«      6* 

:  «%    6* 

46       46* 
34*j    35 
32«B    S3 

46is  

841.000 

32     Jan.  2 

34  14  Jan.  1 

'%    4*» 

J- 

Pitta.  Pt.W.*Chle.-«af  Paaa.  Oo 
Pitt*  Jan.-     let  •'••                 1923 

124     Mar.  12 

124     Mar.  12 

Pitt*.  A  Lake  Brie— 

PKt*/MeK*«eyt  A  Yoagh.- 
1*1,  gu..«*.  1»J1 

2-1.  .-;.-.-                                19 

r- 

Me»Tea.AB^IlrV..l«t.g..6*;ioi 
Pitta.  P.  *  F..  l«t.  J..5*  191 
Plttub.  Ska*.  A  L.  Erie— 
1**,  g.,9*  194< 
lat  eoma.  5*  194. 
Pitta.*  Weat..  lit,  g-,4a....  191 

A- 

M 
M- 

J- 
1- 

171,000 
89.000 

86 
76       80 
77     

94>«    95 
75 

100 

9A     Jan. 
74     Jan.  1 

100     Jan.  1 
7419  Jan.  1 

82is  Jan.     • 
83     June    '. 
64     Aug.  17 

94>s  Dee.  23 
83%  June   3 
77    Jan.  29 

0>ld.5*  1891-194 
Pitta.  Y.  A  Aaa.,  l*t,eon..3e.  192* 
ReoWlaer  A  Sar.    AwD.AH 
lillll  *  Dan.    «at  Southn  Rr  . 
Ho  Or.  Waot..  Irt,  «..  4*  1931 
•f.ru..  »..*-.  1931 

143,000 

to 
73>*    74H 

73  IM    73 

7219  Jan.  2< 

74     Jan. 

63     Aug.  1C 
f7     Dec.    4 

77=8  Feb.  24 
87     Deo.    « 

THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  txcHANae. 

l| 

Sola  in 
Jan. 
Par  value 

Priee  about 
January  2, 
1896. 

PBICEB  IN  JANUARY. 

RANGE  FOB  TEAR  1896. 

Jan.  2. 

Jan.  30. 

Leanest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Rio.  Or.  80.,  1st,  g.,  58  .1940 
Roch.  APltte.    See  But.  R.  A  Pit. 
Rome  Wat  A  Og.    Bee  N.  Y.  Cent. 
aaltLakeO.,l8t,g.,s.f.,68..1913 
Ot.  JOB.  AG.  Is.,  1st,  6s  1925 

J-J 

J-J 
M-N 

2,000 

Bid.     Ask. 

Bid.     Atk. 

Bid.     Alk. 

Sale  Prices. 
63*1  Jan.  15 

Sale  Price*. 
6313  Jan.  15 

Sale  Prices. 
6213  Dec.    3 

Sale  Prices. 
67is  Feb.  10 

40     Feb.     3 
37     Aug.  21 
3     Dec.     8 
2     Deo.  10 

41     May  11 
51%  Nov.  23 
5     Dec.  10 
3     June  23 

80,000 

<J       SS 

45       50 

47  >•  Jail"      4 

4919  Jan.     5 

2d  Income  1925 

J-J 
J-J 

Kan.  C.  A  Om.,  1st,  g.,  5s.  .  .  1927 
St.  Louis  Alton  A  Terre  Haute— 
1st  A  ter.  g.,  5s  1914 
Registered.  
BeBe.  A  Oarodt,  1st,  6s....  1923 
Ch.8t.L.AP.lst,gu.g.,5s...l917 
8t.L.8o.,lst,gu.,g.,4s  1931 

J-J 

J-D 
J-D 
J-D 

M-8 
M-K 
M-8 
M-S 
M-S 

M-N 

M-N 
M-N 
F-A 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 

A-O 

A-O 
M-8 
J-D 
J-J 

M-N 

J-J 

J-J 
J-J 
F-A 
A-O 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-D 
J-D 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
J-D 
J-D 

SS 

98     100 

99    Jan.    8 

115  ""June  22 
101     Dec.  12 
80     Mar.  24 

10713  May  29 

115     June  22 
10213  Oct.  26 
87     Jan.  28 











103 

let,  oonsol.,  5s  1939 
Carb.  A  Shaw.,  lst,g..48.  .  .  .1932 
St.  L.  A  Cal.    See  Mobile  A  Ohio. 
8t.  L  A  Iron  Mount.   See  Mo.  Pao. 
St.  L.  Jack.  A  Ohio.  See  Ch.A  Alt. 
St.  L.  Knn.A  Swn.  See  StL.AS.F. 
8t.L.M.Br.  SeeTer.RR.As.ofSt.L. 
St.  Louis  &  San  Fran.,  2d,  g.,  6s. 
Class  A  ;  1906 

80 

"so"  '.'.'.'." 

7,000 
23,000 
9,000 

rot     

lllis  

113      

112     Jan.     6 
112     Jan.     6 
112%  Jan.  28 

114     Jan.  28 
114     Jan.  28 
11313  Jan.  28 

112     Jan.  29 
llOis  Nov.    2 
108     Aug.  10 

118i3  Apr.  23 
11713  Apr.  23 
118     Apr.  23 

2d,  g.,  6s,  Class  B  1906 
2d  8  68  Class  O                   1906 

114 
114 

Ill's  

113     

1st  g.',  6s,  Pierce  C.  A  O....  1919 
Gen!,  g.,  6s  1931 
Qen.,g.,5s  1931 
1st,  trust,  g.,  5s  1987 
Trust  Oo.  ctfs.,  con.,  gu.,  g.,  4s., 
all  assessments  paid  1990 
Ft.8.<£  V.B.Bdg.  lst,g.68  1910 
8t.  L.  K.  A  8.W.,  1st,  6s  1916 
Kansas  Mid.,  lst,g.,4s  1937 
St.  L.  &8.  F.  RR.  g.  4s  1996 
St.  Louis  South.  SeeBt.L.A.AT.H. 
St.  L.  8.W.lst,g.4s,bd.,ctfs.l989 
2d,  g.,  4s,  Inc.  bond,  ctfs..  .  .  1989 
St.  L.  Van.  A  T.  H.   See  Penn.  Co. 
St.  Paul  City  Cable,con.g.,5s.l937 

119,606 
164,000 
17,000 

107>a  ... 

Illi4llli3 
97i>8    98 
90 

108i«  Jan.     7 
9413  Jan.     5 
8713  Jan.  12 

lllijJan.  30 
98     Jan.  30 
90     Jan.  15 

161*3  Jan.  "l4 
80     Jan.  17 
78     Feb.  14 

21     Nov.    6 
98     Jan.  31 

114     June  18 
99k  June  17 
90%  May     1 

38     Mar.  14 
104     Oct.   15 

94      .!Mi 

.        8S 

133,000 

47,000 
54,000 

62'a  

62HI  Jan.  14 

69     Jan.     9 
25>3  Jan.     8 

645s  Jan.  30 

-.0     Jan.  18 
28     Jan.  19 

6413  Dec.  21 

65     Aug.  12 
23  1*  Aug.    7 

88     Mar.  14 
90     Mar.  20 

66%  Dec.     7 

76     Feb.  27 
32     Feb.     7 

90     Aug.    5 
90     Mar.  20 

68       69 
24     

(x>     

# 

Bt.  Paul  A  Duiuth,  1st,  5s..  ..1931 
2d  5s                              ....1917 

1,000 
1,000 

106 
104     

103     10312 
105i«  107 

1  o'a'ia  Jan.     5 
lOSia  Jan.  18 

10313  Jan.     5 
105^  Jan.  18 

100     Oct.  14 
103     July     3 

10313  Jan.     4 
110     Dec.     8 

8t  P'  M  &  Man    1st  7s          1909 

105i2  

2d  6s                        .         ..1909 

17,000 
12,000 
14,000 

IIG^  ... 

119     . 

113%  Jan.  11 
11713  Jan.     7 
123     Jan.     6 

119     Jan.  18 
119     Jan.  22 
124     Jan.  28 

114     Aug.  10 
112k  Nov.    2 
117     Jan.     4 

119i3  June  30 
121k  Mar.    5 
124  "3  June    9 

Dakota'  ext    gold  6s           1910 

119*4  --  -- 

119      

1st,  consol.,6s  .1933 
Registered                         1933 

123      

123      

Reduced  to  goidiigs  1933 
Registered  1933 
Mont.  Ext.,  1st,  gold,  4s  —  1937 

120,000 

707          106 

102k  102% 

.    ..  103k 

102  13  Jan.     4 

103i6  Jan.  29 

100     Aug.  20 

106     June    8 

16,000 
10,000 

86 

86     

87%  Jan.  12 
85     Jan.  19 

90     Jan.  21 
86     Jan.  29 

84k  June    1 

90k  Sept.  5 

So 

Mimieap.  Union.  1st,  6s  1922 
Mont.  C.,  1st,  gu.  g.,  6s....  1937 
Registered                         1937 

123 

120%  Sept.    1 
111     Sept.  10 

125     July  31 
116     Mar.  14 

13,000 

1/7 

11413  llSia 

11413  Jan.  20 

115     Jan.  20 

102*2 

10113 

99     July  24 

10313  Oct.     2 

Registered*         '                1937 

E.  M.,  1st  div.,  1st,  g.  5s..  ..1908 

Regintorod                           1908 

lOOia  Oct.     9 

107     Mar.  26 

Will.  A  8.  F.,  1st  g..  5s  1938 
Registered                         1938 

5,000 

106  13  Jan.     9 

1061s  Jan.    9 

106%  Dec.  10 

106%  Dec.  10 

St-Paul  &  Nor.Pae.  See  Nor.  Pae. 
8t.P.A81ouxCy.  SeeC.St.P.MAO. 
S.A.A  A.P.,  1st,  gu.,g.,4s....!943 
S.F.&N.P.,lst,8.  f.  g.,  5s.  ...1919 
Bav.  P.  AW.,  1st,  con.,  g.,  68.1934 
BolotoVaLAN.E.  See  Nor.  A  West. 
Seab.  A  Roanoke,  1st,  5s  1926 
Seaside  AB.  Bridge—  See  Bklyn  El. 
Seat.  L.  S.A  East.lst,gu.g.6s.l931 
Trust  receipts,  ass'ment  paid 
Bod.  Bay  A  So.,  1st,  g.,  5s....  1924 
So.  Car.  A  Georgia  Istg.,  58.1919 
8.  P.  of  A.,  gu.,  1st,  6s.  ...1909-10 
S.P.ofCal.,lst,g.,  6s....  1905-12 
Gold  5s                     1888-1938 

J-J 
J-J 
A-O 

J-J 

267,000 

50       55 

5413    56 

56i«    56»8 

54?8  Jan.  18 

57     Jan.  29 

45     Aug.    8 
100     Mar.  17 

59     Feb.  10 
100     Mar.  17 

98     Apr.  18 
36     Mar.  24 

98     Apr.  18 
4413  Feb.  21 

35       38 

35 

J-J 
M-N 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
M-8 
M-S 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
M-S 
A-O 
M-8 
M-S 
M-N 
M-N 
F-A 
J-J 

J-D 

A-O 

F-A 
A-O 

!tt 

M-8 
J-J 

M-8 

J-D 
Mch 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
J  D 

92       95 
94     .. 

89     Oct.  20 
92     Oct.   17 
1061s  Dec.  18 

97     Apr.  24 
97     Feb.  10 
112     July  21 

49,000 
2,000 

91     Jan.  30 
108     Jan.  11 

94k  Jan.  22 
108     Jan.  11 

94 

lst,oonsoi.,  guar.  g.5s..  .1937 
A.  A  N.  W.  Isf,  gu.  g.  5s..  .1941 
»8.  P.  Coast.  1st.,  gu.  g.  4s..  .1937 
8.  Pao.  of  N.  Mex..lst,6s..  .1911 
South'n  Ry.  1st  con.  g.,  5s.  .1994 
Registered                            1994 

91,000 
133,000 

90     .. 

85 

85  H  Jan.     5 
82     Jan.     2 

86k  Jan.  29 
83%  Jan.  25 

85     Nov.    2 
81     Oct.  26 

92%  Apr.  27 
89     Jan.  25 

87     

81      

122,000 
941,000 

100 

101 

102     Jan.     4 
89     Jan.     i 

1043s  Jan.  29 
91     Jan.  18 

101  13  Jan.     2 
76     Aug.    8 

106     Feb.  24 
9413  June  17 

91       93-1 

88%    90 

89ia    90 

E.  Ten.,  reor.  lien,  g.,  4-58.1938 
Registered  1938 

14,000 

...  oo 

85       89^3 

89     Jan.  12 

89%  Jan.  12 

8978Dec.  29 

93k  Feb.  24 

Ala  Cen  R.  1st  6s               1918 

ros      "O 

107%  June  19 

109     Oct.  27 

Atl.ACh.AlrLinelstpf.7s.  1897 
Income       .     1900 

Col.  A  Greenville  1st  5  68.1916 
East  Tenn.Va.AGa.  1st  78.1900 
Divisional,  g.,  5s  1930 
Con.,  1st,  g.,5s  1956 
Geor.  Pac.  Ry.,  1st,  g.,  5-68.1922 
Kuox.  A  Ohio,  1st,  g.,  6s..  1925 
Rich.  A  Dan.,  con.,  g.,  6s..  1915 
Equip,  sink.  fd.,g.,5s...l909 
Deb.,  5s.,  stamped            1927 

1  10     Nov.    5 
1061s  Aug.  14 
107     Aug.  14 
100     July  29 
103     Sept.    4 
llQia  Sept.  24 
110%  Aug.  11 
98     Apr.     2 
88     Oct.  13 

11313  Apr.  29 
111%  June  24 
112%  June    5 
109%  Apr.  23 
114     Jan.     6 
116     May  21 
121k  June  27 
100     Feb.  29 
lOlis  Mar.    3 

34,000 
5,000 
138,000 
28,000 
16,000 
145,000 
1,000 
5,000 

106     108 
106     112 
104     

106%  10913 
10913  
107     107^ 

108     108% 
111      

10838  1081s 

107k  Jan.     4 
112     Jan.  27 
107     Jan.     2 
10713  Jan.     6 
112     Jan.     7 
117%  Jan.     5 
100     Jan.  14 
95     Jan.  14 

108  13  Jan.  30 
112     Jan.  27 
lOSia  Jan.  20 
113     Jan.  26 
11313  Jan.  29 
120     Jan.  15 
100     Jan.  14 
95     Jan.  14 

Ill     ... 

109     lllia 
117HI  H9i3 

11313 

119%  120 

oo     

100     ... 

97     100 

Va.  Mid.  Serial—  Ser.  A.  68.1906 
Series  F,  5s                          1931 

Va.  Mid.  gen.,  5s  1936 

33,000 
7,000 

98^3 

100     lOOk 
10013  . 

102     1021s 
102     10212 
8113    83 
11114111% 

107     110 
106 

100     Jan.  12 
lOOk  Jan.     9 

10213  Jan.  20 
101     Jan.  13 

87»8Sept.    8 
93     Sept.  16 

105     Apr.  28 
104%  Apr.  27 

Gtd.,  stamped  1936 

SB's  .. 

W.O.A  W.  lst,cy..  gtd.,  48.1924 
West.  N.  C..  1st,  oon.,g.,6s.l914 
8.  A  N.  Ala.    See  Louisv.  &  Nash 
Spok.  A  Palouse.    See  Nortu.Pao. 
8tat.Isl.Ry.,  1st  gu.,  g.,  4»38.1943 
Svta.  Blng.  A  N.Y.    See  D.L.A  W. 
rfler.  Ass.  of  St.  L.,lstg.,41as.l939 
.     1st  con.  g.,  5s  1894-1944 

18,000 

2,000 
4,000 

Ill        //jig 

110!3 

lllia  Jan.  22 

109     Jan.  16 
105igJan.  20 

112     Jan.  22 

109     Jan.  16 
106%  Jan.     9 

103     Sept.    3 

114     Apr.  30 

106 

100*1   70713 

105    loeij 

100     Jan.     4 

10513  June  29 

T8t.L.M.Bdge.Ter.,Ktd,g.5s.l930 
Terre  Haute  Elec,  Ry.,  g.  68.1914 
'Tex.  AN.  O.,  1st,  7s  1905 
Sablne  Div's'n,  1st,  6s  1912 
Consol.,gold,  5s  1943 
T.A  P.Ry.,E.Dv.,lst,g.68.1905  ) 
From  Texarkanato  Ft.  Worth,  j 
1st,  gold,  5s  2000 

108     Feb.  19 
107     Apr.  15 
92     Jan.     2 

104     Mar.    7 

73     Aug.    8 
13%  Aug.  10 
114     Aug.  13 
105     Aug.  28 
104k  Apr.  29 

108     Feb.  19 
10713  Jan.  23 
9658  May    2 
107     May  14 

91     Apr.  24 
25     Nor.  10 
123     Dec.  24 
109k  June   9 
109     Feb.  17 

132,000 
2,000 

127,000 
463,000 

92      

91%  Jan.     4 
107     Jan.  21 

85%  Jan.     7 
19%  Jan.     5 

94%  Jan.  25 
107     Jan.  21 

89     Jan.  18 
23     Jan.  18 

107 

81 

3513  8613 

19 

2d,  gold,  Income,  5s  ,.2000 

19%    20 

21is    221s 
121 

Third  Ave.,  1st,  gold,  5s  1937 
Tol.  AO.  Centrist,  g.,  5s  1935 
West'n  Dlv.,  1st,  g.,  5s  ....1935 
Gen.  cold  5s  1935 

1201s  

23,000 
2,000 

105>3  

105      
104      

105     Jan.     6 
104i2  Jan.  21 

105     Jan.     6 
10413  Jan.  21 

Kan.  &M..lstgu.,g.,4s  1990 
Tol.  Pco.  A  W..  1st,  gold,  48.1917 

A-O 
I-J 

21,000 
1.000 

72^  

76       80 

76       78 
67i3  

....    78 
69 

78     Jan.  19 
68ifl  Jan.  14 

78     Jan.  19 
68i«Jan.  14 

76     Oct.      1 
67     Sept.    2 

83     Feb.  24 
80     Apr.  27 

FKBRUAKY,  1897.J         NEW   YOKK  STOCK  EXCHANGE  MONTHLY  RECORD. 


BONDS. 

NEW  YoflK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

4 

Saletin 
Jan. 
Partaiut 

Priee  abou 
January  2 
1896. 

FRIOS8  jy  JANUARY. 

RAJfOB  TEAK  1896. 

Jan.  8. 

Jan.  30. 

Lowest. 

Highat. 

Lowttt. 

Sighett. 

Toledo  St.  Louis  A  Kansas  City 
1st,  g.  Os,  Trout  Reoelpts.l9H 
TTUter  *  Del.,  1st  eon.  g..  5s,  1926 
Union  EleTated.   «s«B-klynEL 
Union  Paclnc— 
1st.  Os.  18W 

J-E 

J-l 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

9 

41,000 
8.000 

59,000 
154,000 
02,000 
31.OO 
61.001 

M£O 

1.000 
8,000 

Bid.     Aik 

671,  
too      roj\ 

1O4\ 

Bui.      Ail 
69      

Bid.      Atk 

724  
100 

Sale  Prices. 

694  Jan.     t 
100     Jan.  11 

103     Jan.     2 
IOO     Jan.     ( 
103     Jan.     4 
994  Jan.     S 
103%  Jan.     S 
IOO     Jan.     2 
1044  Jan.  23 
1004  Jan.  13 

Sale  Pricet 

72    Jan.  2 
100     Jan.  1 

1044  Jan.  2 
1014  Jan.  2 
104  's  Jan.  2 
1024  Jan.  2 
104%  Jan.  27 
103     Jan.  2 
1044  Jan.  2 
1014  Jan. 

Sale  Pricet 

624  Aug. 
99     Sept.  1 

98     Ang.  2 
95     Jan.  1 
100     Aug.  2 
95     July 
97     Oct.  1 
90     Aug.  2 
100     Sept. 
93     Aug.  2 
93     Jan.  2 
75     Deo. 

Sale  Prieet. 

77     Feb.  11 
103%  Mar.    0 

106     Apr.  28* 
10214  Dec.    4 
107     May    2 
103     Deo.  16 
107     May     7 
1034  Deo.    3 
108     May     1 
1034  Deo.  15 
964  NOT.  27 
75     Deo.     3 

1O3      . 
100     
102ia  
100      101 
1031, 

101-4  .. 
104>4  

104>4  
10414  

Eng.  tr.  recu.  ex  mat.  coup* 
1st,  6s  18W 

104     ibsig 

En*,  tr.  note,  ex  mat.  eonpa 
lit.6»  1898 

1O4>«  

lit  6a.Enx.tr.rcU.ex  niBt.epn 
Ut,6*  1898 
Eng.  tr.  eerta.  ex  mat.  coups 
Collateral  trust,  6*....         ;  ••• 

100    iboi« 

11031^  ... 

104ia  

102"i 

100     ... 

J-J 
J-D 

90     100 
70     

a*.  ;  1967 

75       85 

75       85 

Gold,  44s  1918 

M-.N 

Eng.  Tr.  Co.  certificates.  .  .  . 

17,000 
152.000 
36.OOO 
24,000 
69,000 

42 

49%  Jan.  22 
IOO     Jan.     S 
85     Jan.  14 
87     Jan.  22 
108     Jan.     S 

50     Jan.  1 
102     Jan.  2 
90     Jan.  2 
89*8  Jan.  2 
1084  Jan. 

45     Deo.  1 
91^8  May 
73     Sept. 

54%  Feb.  24 
101  4  Deo.  12 
974  Feb.     6 

Gold  notes,  6*.  stamped.  1894 
Bxvstnk.  fund.  gold.  At.  ..  1898 
EmgraTOd  Trust  Oo.  oertfs.  .. 

P-A 

M-.- 

93       95 
90       95 

ioo    ibi 

88 

90     .. 
90     
1094  

Kansas  Paelflo.  lit.  64  1899 
Bog  Tr.  cert/s.  ,  ex-mat.  eoups 
lit.  6*  1898 

F-A 

104 

102     Jan.  1 

1114  July     8 

90 

J-D 

39,000 

105 

llSifl  

1114  Jan.    5 

1134  Jan.  2 

103     Jan.  24 

1124  June  10 

Eag.  tr.  oerts.  ,  ex-mat,  coup*. 
DenT.  DlT..  ass'd  6s.  1899 
Eng.  tr.  roots,  ex-mat,  eoum 
BBC.  tr.  reu  1st,  eon.  6..1919 
C.  B.  Un.P.,  fund.  coop..  Ts.1895 
A  ten.  Col.  A  Pao..  lit.  8«.  .  1909 
Atch.  J.  Oo.  A  W..  1st.  0*.  .1905 
U.  P.  L,  *C.,  lst,gn.  g.  5.  .1918 
U.  P.  D.  AQ..lst<x>n.,K..5s.l939 
O.8.L.AU.N..gu.,g..5s..l919 
Engrared  Trnit  Co.  eerU  — 
Ore*.  Sbort  Line,  1  st.  6*  ...  1993 
Eng.  Trust  Oo.  cert*,  of  depit 
Utah  A  So.,  lit.7»....        1MM 

9O 

M-N 

M   .S 
M-H 

*s 

\-l 
J-l 

\-< 

K-A 

V'-",i 

fflOO 

.'...H. 

M&jMJ 

108i< 

1164  .. 
101      
754    77 

1134  Jan.     6 
98     Jan.  1 
67     Jan. 

1164  Jan.  2 
1004  Jan.  2 
78     Jan.  2 

106     Feb. 
94     Jan.  2 
56%  Aug.  1 

115     NOT.  30 
99     Apr.  14 
774  Feb.  24 

95     100 

08       67 

70       74 

34.OOO 

30     Jan. 

284  Jan.  1 

22     Oct.  1 
27     Dec. 

204  Sept.  1 
254  Aug.  1 

48     Ang. 
1014  Jan. 
100     Jan. 
114     Mar.  1 
95     Feb.  2 
59     Sept.  1 
57     Sept. 

99     Aug. 
644  Aug. 

3978  Feb.     1 
374  Apr.  28 
354  Apr.  14 
40'g  Apr.  28 

70     Feb.  24 
115     Apr.  22 
115     Apr   28 
118     Dec.  23 
100     May  14 
68     Mar.  12 
68     Mar.  13 

109     Apr.  39 
774  Feb.  95 

::::    45 

23,000 
14,000 

408,000 
33.000 
148.000 

.    35 

23%  Jau.  I 
35     Jan. 

034«an. 
113%  Jan.     4 

244  Jan.  29 
364  Jan. 

73     Jan.  3 
116     Jan.  2 
116     Jan.  2 

33       33>4 

56>4    58 
104     105 
103i<  104 

36 

631,  
112\ 

734    73 

llll«112 

115*3  

111%  Jan. 

Uold.  5s                              1934 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

M-.N 
K-A 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 

A-O 
HOT 

J-J 
A-O 

I-J 

r-A 
j-j 

>   j 

Utah  South..gen.,7s,tr.r<*.19OU 
Extension,  1st,  7i.tr.  ree.1909 
U..VJ.RR.AC.CO.    SeePeao.  RR. 
UUca  A  Bl.  KIT.    A*  K.  Y  Cent. 
TTer.  VaL  Ind.  A  W.  «ss  Mo.  Pae 
Virginia  Mid.    JMSovtb.  By. 
Tjrr  abash  BR.  Co..lst  g.  5s.  .1999 
W  Id,  gold,  5s                      1»89 

3,000 
18,000 

MMOI 

,-..i..~~ 

%     •*• 
Jl       a* 

103>t  104  it 
72     

79     Jan.  29 
04    Jan.  1 

1O6     Jan.     4 
70     Jan.     2 

72     Jan.  2 
72     Jan.  29 

1074  Jan.  18 

737«Jan.  18 

64 

106     100i« 
70       70H 

1064  106% 

Debenture,  series  A             1939 

8erie»  B.                               1939 

8,000 
15.000 
7,000 

30...» 

«,H. 

22«i    354 
,S     

32       23>4 
95>*    98 
1034100 

224  Jan.  15 

'.'I      J;.ri.    'J- 

1054  Jan.    7 

1044  Jan.    8 
46%  Jan.     S 

25     Jan.  1 
96     Jan.     4 
1054  Jan.     7 

106     Jan.  25 
494  Jan.  30 

184  Ang. 
90     Sept   '. 
102     Oct.  32 

100     Aug.  3 
33     Ang.  1 
94  Oct.  10 

108     Feb.  18 
96     NOT.    7 

28     Feb.  24 
10O4  Jan.  10 
108     Mar.  27 

108  4  May  28 
49%  Feb.  19 
17*  Feb.  25 

108     Feb.  18 
1024  Mar.  12 
90     Jan.  27 
!>24  Feb.  10 
67  4  Apr.  24 

43     Mar.  18 
46     Feb.  21 
144  Jan.  10 

1114  Jan.  28 
78     NOT.  13 

1st,  g.  5s,  Det.  A  Ch.  Ex  .  .  .  194  1 
•UUX.aiMJN.Ok.Br.4»M»>Oe 

Warren  RR.    A*  D.  L.  A  W. 
Wash.  Ohio  A  Weot,    *M  80.  Ry. 
Western  N.  Y.  A  Peiuwylranla- 
lit.gold.Sn  1937 
Gen.  g.  2-3-4S  1943 

ioa 

44 

Income  5e...                 ..  1943 

13% 

WML  Ho.  Oar.    *•  Sooth-n  RT. 
WsafBPaeUe.    *«  Cent  Pacfflc. 
We«t  Shore.    Aw  X.  Y.  Central. 
W.  Va.  A  PttUb'g.    *«  B.  A  0. 
W.  Va.  Cent.  A  H.,  1st,  «.,6«  1911 
Wheel.  A  Lake  Erie,  1st,  5s  .1928 
Wheel.  DlT.,  1st,  gold.  Be..  1938 
Exten.  A  Imp.,  gold.  5s....  1930 
ConsoL.  gold,  u.                  198S 

1,000 

100 
88 

90     . 

90     Jan.  30 

90     Jan.  30 

78     , 

90     Jan.  27 
91     May     8 
58     July  10 

264  Ang.  27 
25     Aug.    7 
6     Jan.    9 

102%  Aug.  12 
584  Ang.  11 

OS     

7»        V 
3t 

WllkMb.  A  East.  «M  N.  Y.  8.  AW. 
W11L  A  BIOUX  P.    «••  81P.M.  AM. 
Wlnona  A  St.  P.  Stt  Ohio.  A  H.  W. 
Wto.  Cut.  Co..  1st,  tr.,  g.,  ft*.  1937 
Engrared  Tract  oertlaoates..  . 

'H&ii 

19,000 
349,000 

43 
•     

110     HO"* 

'"i"  "id" 

374  

37     Jan.     4 

89%  Jan.  18 

Income.  »•  1937 

MltcclUaeoBS  Bond*. 

Am.0ot.011.  deb.,  gold.  8s  .1900 
Am.  D-k  A  Imp.  5s.  *•  Con.  IT.  J. 
Am.  Spirits  Mfg.Co.lM  g.fle.1915. 
Bar.A  rt  Car  Co..  lit  gold.  6*.  1042 
Ho..  U.  Uas  tr.  etfa.  a,  (.^^Oe.1939 
yUnCB.OacCo.UleoaurJta.'Aa 
BrVnW.A  W.H.Co.  l»lg..iVl945 
Oah.  Coal  Mia.  Co.  *«T.C.l.A  R. 
Oh.O«s  L.A  C-Jst,  gm..  g.,6s.  1937 
CMo.  Je.  A  St.  Yd.,  ooL.  «..  5s.  1915 
Clearf.  Bit.  Coal.    Stt  f.  V.C.A  H. 
CoL  C.  A  I..  l.L  eon..  «.,  Os..  1900 
OoLC.AI.D»T.Oo.,gu..g..5s.l9O9 
OoL  Fael  Co.,  gen.,  gold,  6s.  .  1919 
OoL  A  Book.  C.  A  L.  gold.  Oe.  1017 
Con.Uas  Co.Ch.lst,  g>  J.  ,6s.  193« 
De  BanUL  C.  A  I.   VsTfc.  A  I. 
Del.  A  Hud.  Can.    «M  RR.  bonds 
Det.  Oas  Co..  eon.  lst,g..  .Is.  1918 
Ed.  El.  IlL.  1st.  oonr..g.,os.  1910 
1st  eon.,  g..  5*    1995 

A-O 

<>-' 

M    - 
.  J 

109% 

O8     Jan.  11 

109     Jan.  18 
774  Jan.  19 

76     

74     Jan.  12 

P-A 

J-J 
J-J 

'-A 

I-H 

J-J 
J-D 

P-A 

[-8 

i-O 
[-8 

874  Nov.  10 
100     Aug.    6 
90     Aug.    I 

82     Sept.    1 
105     July    3 

944  Jan.     6 

874  NOT.  Y6 
07     June  19 
01  4  NOT.  13 

954  Deo.  31 
08     Jan.  23 

00     Jan.  28 

331.000 

l.;;.,.». 

38.000 

97*l«  '97% 

.    901, 
lot 

105»i  
9941001s 

934 

08     1084 
004101 

94     

05%  Jan.     2 
994  Jan.    4 

93     Jam.  16 

108     Jan.  30 
101     Jan.  18 

94  4  Jan.  31 

MM 

M     

00    Jan.  18 

100    Jan.  18 

13.000 
109.000 

80     

83%  Jan.  13 

75%  Jan.     4 
10     Jan.     4 
O4'8  Jan.     7 

85     Jan.  19 

79%  Jan.  18 

11  "x.l  .111.  21 
064  Jan.  29 

77     Sept  28 

68  4  Sept.  25 
OSM  Mar.  13 
97%  Jan.  IE 
07  >4  June   4 
14     Dec.  14 
85     Aug.  17 

86  4  NOT.  10 

824  June  16 
104  NOT.  20 
O6'e  Deo.  23 
10     Deo.  11 
14     Deo.  14 
98     Mar.  18 

lob     . 

10     119 
044106 

114111% 
064106% 

0)\ 

Ed.  El.  Ill..B'«lrn.,lit,*..S«.1940 
Eq.OasL.d).X.Y..ooa.*^s.l933 

K&S^JHtt 

S.  f    fin                                            '   •    ' 

37.000 

94  i,  



98%  

99     101 

95*8    96 

95     Jan.     5 

99     Jan.  16 

Oen.  'bee;  Cn'.'de'b.'.  gold,  5s.  1933 
Or.  KIT.  Coal  it  a,  1st,  *..  6s!  1919 
Haek.  W.  Boor..  1st.  gold.  5s.  1930 
Bend.  B.  Co.,  1st,  s.  f.,  g.,  6s.  1931 
•niiksa  Ld.  A  Imp..  g..»e..  1910 

-D 
A-O 

ii-i 

M-H 

J-J 

A-O 
ilo 

M    N 
M-H 
M-H 
M-H 

M-H 

I-.i>"' 

85       80 

91       914 

904  Jan.    6 
96     Jan.  14 

96     Jan.  23 
954  Jan.  1U 

82     Aug.  31 

94     NOT.  11 

tot     

11      

ib""bic.'"4 

io"De"c."4 

miaots  Steel  Co.,  deb.,  5s. 

IraaMeaaaooMCo.'.  6e!!!     .19O1 
iBte.  Con.A  lBsLCo.deb.g.Os.1925 
Lac.  <»as  L,.  Ht.  L.,  1st,  j.^s.  1919 
Mad.  8q.  Oard..  1st.  gold,  5s.  1919 
M.  B.  H!  A  L,.UB.,g*a.Ji14s.l940 
Met.  T.  A  T..  1st.  s.  L,  gTSs  . 
Registered.  1918 
Utah.  PeB-Oar.Co..  1st.  g..  fte.  1943 

00,660 

93"  "93ii 

934  "03% 

944  "94% 

93  4  Jan."  4 

944Jan."l9 

66"  "Aug.  "28 

96"  Jan.'  29 

40     



30     





6"7%"Ma"y"27 

864"6ctl'23 
07     Sept.  16 
92     Jan.     7 
08     June   4 
924  May    5 

06  "bet  "l2 
01     Jan.     2 
924  Aug.  11 

07%"May"27 

894"6ot!"23 
14     Apr.  11 
9913  Deo.  12 
)8     June   4 
924  May    5 

L2"  Jan."  "2 
07     NOT.  25 
024  Mar.  24 













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Hatatareh  Mfg.Co.  lMj(.,6s.  192O 
jr.  Y.A  N  J.TeL  jfen-*^e.«T  1930 
*.Y.  A  Ont.  I*»<1,  l.t.  «..  8. 
llorth  Weefn  Tflegraph.  7«  19IM 
Poo.  Oas-  L.  A  C    1  sis*u.  JC.  6s  1  9O4 

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M-H 
M-H 

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M-H 
J-D 
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03     104 
00     

02     104 

04     Jan.     5 
00     Jan.     6 

07     Jan.  22 
024  Jan.  29 

laCeottsoC.  gold.0e  1943 

90     

PTOMOT  A  OMBb.,  let,  a%,  6s.  194O 
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THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

l| 

Sola  in 
Jan. 
Par  value 

Price  about 

January  2, 

isinX 

PRICES  IN  JANUARY. 

HA.VOE  FOR  YEAR   1896. 

Jan,  2. 

Jan.  30. 

Lowest. 

Bigkcit. 

Lowett. 

aighett. 

Btand'rd  Rope  AT.,l8t,g.,6B,1946 

F-A 

274,000 
46,000 

Bid.      Alk. 

Bid.      Alk. 
74i«    75i« 
25       30 

Bid.      Alk. 
78       79i« 
27       30 

Sate  Price*. 
7313  Jan.     4 
24     Jan.  11 

Sale  Price*. 
7919  Jan.  20 
28     Jan.  19 

Sale  Price*. 
6913  Deo.  19 
25     Deo.  31 

Sale  Priec*. 
80     Nov.  27 
25     Dec.  31 

Bun.  Cr.  Coal,  lst,g..  ».  f.  ,6s.  1912 
T.  C.I.A  R.,T.  Dlv.  Ist.g.,  68.1917 
Binu.  DlT.,  let,  con.,  6s  —  1917 
Cah.C.M.Co.,  1st,  gu.,g.,6s.  1922 
De  Bar.C.  A  I.Co.,  gu.,  g.,6s.  1910 
U.8.Leath.Co.B.i.,aeb.,g..68.1913 
West  Union,  deb.,  7s..  1875-1900 
Registered                   1875-1900 

J-D 
A-O 
J-J 
J-D 
F-A 
M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 

100 

5,000 
51,000 

90 

80       85 
8213  

86  Ji    88% 
86 

82     Jan.  11 
85     Jan.     8 

84%  Jan.  27 
8713  Jan.  18 

72     Sept.    li 
79%  Sept.  22 

93     Feb.  25 
95     Feb.  24 

9'        9f 

10,000 
31,000 

it 

Si's  Jan.     8 
111%  Jan.     2 

83     Jan.  IS 
112%  Jan.  29 

irt*t  in 



iis    

108     Aug.    8 
105     Aug.    5 
105     July  30 
101     Aug.  24 
(ii:  '•_•  Apr.  23 

llSHi  Apr.  30 
110     Apr.  10 
107     Sept.  1O 
1081s  June  2o 
71     Feb.  1 

Oofiat.  trust,  currency,  58.1938 
W.  L.  E.  A  P.C1.CO.  1st,  g.,  5a.  1919 

37,000 

10513 

ibi 

loiiV.lY.ii".  18 

107     Jan.  19 

65i«  

67% 

•  Uuanaented.          !  Before  payment  of  any  assessment.          H  Trust  receipts  for  bonds.          *  2d  lustal.  paid. 

STOCKS.— PRICES  AND  SALES  FOR  JANUARY,  1897,  AND  FOR  THE  YEAR  1896. 

Prices  are  on  basis  of  100-aharelots.  Exceptions  of  stocks  which  sell  only  In  a  small  way  are  noted  by  the  mark  §.  Option  sales  are  disregarded. 


STOCKS. 

N-  Y.  STOCK  EXCHANGE 

SALES. 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1897! 

PRICES  IX  JANUARY. 

RANGE  FOR  YEAR   1896. 

In  Jan. 

Year  1896 

Jan.  2. 

•  in  a.  30. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

11  ill  III'  SI. 

Par 
Albany  A  Susquehanna  .  1  (  H 
Ann  Arbor                  ..  100 

Share*. 

Share*. 
358 
2,165 
14,794 
910,407 
510,139 
13,010 
277  291 

Bid.     Atk. 
170     

814    10>s 
22       24 
•14       14>4 
23>«    23% 
*4         ^ 
15%    17i2 

Bid.     Atk 
170     

814    10i« 
22       24 
•14        14^ 
23*3    23% 
14         "s 
15%    17% 
3          6 
102     105 

Bid.      Ask 
170 

Sale  Pricei. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Pricei. 
5170   July 
613  Aug.  1C 
1713  Aug.  1 
*    814  Aug.    ' 
14%  Aug.    " 
%  June  1C 
10  !s  Sept.    2 

Sale  Price*. 
Is3%  May     6 
1114  Feb.  28' 
2978  Feb.  20 
*  18     Nov.    4 
28i«  Feb.  24 
1      Nov.  20 
44     Jan.  27 
7     Feb.     7 
§102    May  11 
313  Dec.  30 
25ie  Apr.  23 

817 
818 
31.799 
72,278 
4,690 
12,050 

'  "Too 

8i2    10 
2414    26 

'14=8     14  78 

25%    25% 
%         14 
15        15is 
3          6 
104     106 

9     Jan.  2f 
23     Jan.     S 
*13i4  Jan.     6 
227sJan.  11 

1013  Jan.  20 
27     Jan.  18 
*  15%  Jan.  18 
25%  Jan.  30 
13  Jan.  14 
18     Jan.     8 

Pref      100 

Atchlson  Top.  A  8.  Fe..lOO 
Preferred           100 

Atlantic  A  Pacific  100 
Baltimore  &  Ohio       ..100 

Wan.  22 
14M  Jan.  22 

B  A  O.  S.  W.  Ky.  pref..lOO 
BOB.  AN.  Y.  A.  L.,  pref.  100 

100 
131 
25 
48,931 

*3          6 
102     105 

7     Feb.    7 
§100   Oct.     S 
313  Dec.  3C 
18     Aug.  10 

5105   Jan.  15 

§105   Jan.  15 

Brookl'u  Rapid  Tr'nsit.   50 

3,796 

18i2    19% 

18i3    19% 

18%    20 

18=8  Jan.     7 

1914  Jan.     4 

Pref        ...       61 

Buff.  Roch.  A  ruts  100 
Pref                       100 

110 
SO 

""600 
2,057 

5,744 
4,167 
150 
11,720 
85,299 
100 
243,361 
2,593 
256,600 
2,138 
14 
3,709,758 
4,196 
2,031 
17,260 
6,408,365 
46,944 
518,185 
7.557 
1,584,811 
122,564 
7.661 
174,695 
7,174 
17,255 
148 
101,205 
3,012 
107,288 
54,301 
5,295 
119,148 
7,660 
291 
3,778 
1,900 
89,(i'J8 
28,018 
8,740 
9,106 
1,763 
6,355 
3,308 
6,906 

15       25 
61 

,15       25 

;  ei 

16%    22 

.    58 

2014  Jan.  25 
J5S     Jan.  13 

2014  Jail.  25 
§58     Jan.  13 

10     Jan.  15 
51     May     6 
70     Mar.  19 
52     Jan.     4 
40%  Aug.    7 
9     Jan.  20 
87  "a  Aug.  10 
131s  Aug.  22 
11     Aug.    8 
§146   Aug.  11 

25     May  16 
6213  May  18 
§7Qis  Deo.    7 
62%  May  27 
51%  Feb.  10 
9     Jan.  20 
110     Nov.    4 
161s  Nov.  27 
1813  Nov.  10 
§164   Nov.    9 
§165   Apr.  10 
83%  Nov.  10 
43     Jan.  18 
lOOis  Mar.    5 
10%  June  17 
80     Nov.    4 
131     Dec.     4 
106%  Apr.  23 
152     Dec.  31 
7478  Feb.  24 
49%  Dec.     4 
133     Dec.  14 
39>3  Feb.  10 
9013  Feb.  20 
5413  May     1 
162     May  26 
2012  Nov.  10 
60     July  22 
129=8  Feb.  11 
166     June    5 
14     Feb.     4 
51     Feb.  24 
913  June   6 
§60     June    3 
6     Jan.  29 
1414  Feb.    3 
17%  Nov.    9 
41%  Mar.  17 
25     Mar.  16 
3413  Feb.  24 
50     Feb.  24 
16     Feb.  25 
43     Feb.  17 
122     Nov.  24 

Burl.  C.  R.  &  Nor  100 
Canadian  Pacific       ...100 

71       76 
54%    5513 
45       46 

55       56i3 
44       46 

55       56i2 
44       46 

54%  Jan.  25 

44'«.J;ui.   13 

f>6     Jan.     8 
46%  Jan.  19 

Cedar  Falls  A  Minn       100 

Central  of  New  Jersey.  100 
Central  Pacific  100 

30,204 
1,603 
33,387 
98 

100     
15       16 
16       16i2 
160 

100      . 
15        16 
16       1613 
160      
172      

997»  10014 
1213    1312 
17i4    17=8 
165     168 
174      

98     Jan.  25 
13     Jan.  29 
16H  Jan.     4 
§164   Jan.  18 

10314  Jan.  19 
15     Jan.     5 
1814  Jan.  18 
§166  Jan.  30 

Chesapeake  &  Ohio  100 
Chicago  A  Alton    100 

preT       100 

172 

5165  Apr.  10 
53     Aug.    " 
3713  Aug.  10 
90     Aug.  11 
4     Oct.      o 
597s  Aug.  10 
1171s  Aug.    7 
851s  Aug.  10 
140%  Aug.  28 
4914  Aug.    7 
30i2  Aug.    8 
117     Jan.     7 
19i2  Aug.    8 
73     Aug.    7 
36     Aug.    8 
155     Jan.  21 
121s  Aug.  10 
48     Dec.  18 
11413  Aug.  10 
138     Aug.  10 
10     Aug.  25 
37     Aug.    7 
5     Aug.  29 
§51      Apr.  30 
3%  July  17 
1014  Apr.  15 
lOHAug.    7 
27     July  29 
13     Aug.    6 
24     Aug.  15 
§  30     Aug.  13 
11%  Oct.  24 
30     Nov.  23 
108i4  Mar.  13 

Ohio.  Burl.  A  Oulnoy...lO< 
Chicago  *  Eastern  111.  .100 
Pref.  100 

300,920 

""25 
1,250 
314,954 
2,861 
17,252 
620 
72,478 
33,086 
448 
6,647 
600 

""6 

42,675 
350 
87,704 
7,392 
235 
481 
210 

6978    70 
40       50 
95     101 
413      5i6 
73=6    73'f 
13012  132 
10214  102% 

69  78    70 
40       50 
95     101 
413      Sis 
73=8    737a 
13Qi3  132 
10214  102% 

74=8    74% 
39       42 
90     100 
414      5% 
76is    76% 
1321s  134 
10414  104=8 
154     160 
68%    6813 
50%    5Qis 
133     137 
2713    29 

69%  Jan.     5 

7714  Jan.  18 

§95     Jan.     8 
4  13  Jan.     6 
72%  Jan.     5 
131     Jan.     6 
10214  Jan.     2 
153     Jan.  12 
657e  Jan.     5 
47     Jan.     2 
13312  Jan.  18 
2513  Jan.     S 
73     Jan.     4 

§96is  Jan.  18 
5     Jan.     4 
77%  Jan.  18 
132i2  Jan.  30 
10514  Jan.  18 
154     Jan.  29 
70     Jan.  16 
52i2  Jan.  18 
13313  Jan.  18 
:^0    Jan.  18 
73%  Jan.     4 

Chicago  Great  Western.  .. 
Chlo.  Mil.  A  St.  Paul...  100 
Pref  100 

Chicago  A  North  West  .100 
Pref       100 

Chlo.  R.  I.  &  Pacific.  ...100 
Chlo.  St.  P.  M.  A  0  100 
Pref      100 

6578    6613 
4t>is    4713 
130     136 
25*8    27 

657s    6613 
46i3    4713 
130     136 
25'8    27 

Cler.  Cln.  Chlo.  A  St.  L.100 
Pref            100 

Clev.  Lor.  A  Wheel,  pref.. 
CleTe.  A  Pitts.,  guar  50 
Col.  Hock.  Val.  AToL..100 
Pref  100 

160 

160     . 

166     170 
11        Ili4 
30       35 
107     107% 
15213  153 

516814"  Jan.  19 
7     Jan.  27 
40     Jan.  21 
106i8  Jan.  27 
151     Jan.  29 
12     Jan.  27 
42     Jan.  21 
8^  Jan.  15 

§16814  Jau.19 
18     Jan.     8 
46     Jan.  21 
121%  Jan.     6 
157%  Jan.  18 
1214  Jan.  19 
4313  Jan.  19 
813  Jan.  25 

17M    18 
50       57 
11612116% 
15«i3l58i2 

17H    18 
50       67 
11613116% 
1561s  1581s 

Delaware  &  Hudson  —  1O( 
Del.  Lack.  A  Western..  5( 
Denver  A  Rio  Grande.  .  100 
Pref              100 

Des  Molnes  A  Ft.  D....100 
Pref  100 

8         9 

50 

8          9 
50 

8          9 
50 

Duluth  S.  S.  A  Atl  100 

63 
202 
5,916 
3,048 
397 

'"206 

""so 

555 

313      5 
10 

3is      5 
10 

313      413 

713      Sis 
14%     15H 

;    3%  Jan.  30 
8     Jan.  30 
14=8  Jan.  11 
i3     Jan.  11 
'.0     Jan.  lb 

§3%  Jan.  30 
8     Jan.  hO 
15i4  Jau.  18 
35is  Jan.  18 
21     Jan.  15 

Pref  ..                      ...100 

Erie                     .    ..      100 

1413    15i« 

14is    15is 

1st  pref  100 

2dpref  100] 

Evansvllle  A  TerreH..  50 
Pref                           ..  50 

27       31 
35       45 

27       31 
35       45 

25       31 

37       45 

39  13  Jan.     7 

ibijJan.     8 

FllntA  P.M  100 
Pref  100 

§37     Jan.  21 
120     Jan.  16 

§37     Jan.  2il 
.21     Jan.  29 

Great  Northern,  pref.  .  .100 
Or.  Bay  Win.  A  St.  P.— 
Trust  receipts  100 

118     123 

118     123 

120     122 

Pref.  trust  receipts.    100 
Houston  A  Texas  Cent.  100 
Illinois  Central  100 

2,257 
3 

21,917 
56 
100 
26,333 
27,435 
810 
661 
576 

92       93 

92       93 

94       96 

92%  Jan.     8 
§88     Jan.  £2 

95     Jan.  22 
§88     Jan.  22 

84%  Aug.  11 
85      Jan.  16 
25     Jan.     3 
513  Aug.  13 
19     Aug.    7 
6i6  May  27 
2     Jan.  10 
12     July  16 

98     Jan.  31 
9213  May     8 
25     Jan.     3 
1014  Feb.    7 
38     Apr.  23 
8     Jan.     2 
314  Mar.    6 
18     Feb.  27 

Leased  line,  4  p  c  100 
Indiana  Illinois  A  Iowa.  10O 
Iowa  Central  1OO 

2,215 
1,650 

"Too 

100 

714      7% 
25       26 
4          d 
2          3 
13       15 

7i4      7% 
25       26 
4          6 
2         3 
13       15 

7         7H 
241s    27 
5          7 

O                 Q 

1313    14% 

613  Jan.  27 
25     Jan.     4 

8     Jan.  1C 
274  Jan.  20 

Pref                               100 

Kanawha  A  Mich  100 
Keokuk  A  Des  Molnes  .  .  100 
Pref..                           100 

3     Jan.  30 
27     Jan.  19 

3     Jan.  30 
2313  Jau.  19 

Kingston  A  Pembroke..   50 

Lake  Erie  A  Western.  .  .  100 
Pref                  .  .         100 

871 
2,836 
3,710 
11,175 
119,4.48 
100 
25 

39,496 
45.047 
93,113 
18,285 
2,439,190 
68,759 
63,229 

16%    18'ij 
67%    69 

16%    18is 
67%    69 
151     152is 
44       50 
48i4    48=8 
% 
1          2 

16        17i2 
66       70 

16     Jan.  30 
67i2  Jan.  12 
152     Jan.     2 
42is  Jan.  22 
47=8  Jan.     5 
14  Jan.  11 
§114  Jan.     4 

18  is"  Jan.  18 
70^4  Jan.  20 

12i8  Aug.  10 
5513  Aug.    8 
34%  Jan.     7 
40Hi  Dec.  31 
37i6  Aug.  26 
14  Nov.  30 
1     Nov.  25 

2213  Feb.    5 
75     Fab.    7 
56     Dec.    8 
84     Jan.     7 
55=8  Feb.  24 
10     Feb.  24 
24%  Feb.  13 

I  ftk«  Shore                      100 

Long  Island                      50 

44       50 

4814     4858 

% 

1          2 

49    51 

55     Jan.     8 
52>3Jau.  19 
14  Jan.  11 
§114  Jan.     4 

Louisville  A  Nashville.  100 
Lou.  New  Alb.  A  Chlo.  .  100 
Pref  100 

14 

lx>uisv.  St.  L.  A  Tex.  .  .  .100 

Manhattan  oonsol  100 
Metropolitan  Traction.  100 
Mexican  Central  loo 

67,641 
7,221 
317 
1,000 
411 
500 
870 
415 
6,021 
37,911 
34.456 
1,170 
487 
10 

1,642,747 
90,774 
3,680 
12,936 
15,260 
14,933 
10,036 
26,355! 
51,963 
348,757 
856,210 
15,011 
3,971 
34 
2,021 
110.510 
13,40!» 
3,238 
28,653 
234 
1,018 
5.555 

8914    89% 
1081s  HOig 
7          9 
1          113 
88       93 
18        19 
73Hl    78 
46       47 
13        13%i 
29       29  "3 
2014    20% 
20       22 

8914    89% 
108i3llOi8 
7         9 
1          IHi 
88       93 
18       19 
7313    78 
46       47 
13        13% 
29       2913 
20H    20% 
20       22 

891s    90 
09     109i4 

87     Jan.  11 
08%  Jan.     2 
8     Jan.  15 
113  Jan.     8 
90     Jan.  28 
19     Jan.     6 
78     Jan.  16 
467sJan.  16 
13i8  Jan.     4 
2312  Jan.     4 
20     Jan.     4 
2113  Jan.  14 
>164   Jan.     4 
>70     Jan.  25 

94     Jan.  18 
11013  Jan.     5 
8=8  Jan.  22 
1=8  Jan.  13 
91      Jan.  12 
19%  Jan.  29| 
79  13  Jan.  18 
48     Jan.  30 
1413  Jan.  18 
317eJan.  18 
24  14  Jan.  18 
2213  Jan.  12 
S167   Jan.  22, 
)70     Jan.  25 

73i4  Aug.  13 
7914  Aug.  10 
6%  Aug.    7 
%  May  28 
89     Aug.  28 
12     Aug.  21 
54     Aug.    8 
80     Aug.  10 
914  Aug.    6 
16     July  20 
15     Aug.    7 
14     Aug.  10 
150     Aug.    7 
570     Oct.     2 
35     July  21 
88     Aug.    6 
9     Aug.  11 
671s  July  28 
20     Aug.  10 
285     Feb.  18 
5104isAug.  10 
160   July  23 

1313  Feb.  11 
14     Nov.  IH 
12     Feb.  13 
2i6Feb.  10 
97  7s  Feb.  11 
21%  Feb.  24 
83     Feb.  21 
5313  Apr.  22 
14%  Nov.  10 
31%  Feb.  26 
29%  Apr.  24 
25     Jan.  11 
S166%Feb.    5 
S70     Oct.     2 
51  14  Jan.  28 
99%  Feb.  10 
15     Jan.  22 
80     Jan.  22 
35=8  Apr.  13 
300     Feb.    4 
L20     Jan.     '. 
186     Feb.  10 

Hex.  Nat'l  trust  certs.  .100 
Michigan  Central  100 

1          l=s 

Ifmneap.  A  St.  Louis..  .100 
1st  preferred  1OO 

1813    20 
78        80 
4713    48is 
13%    141s 
30°e    30% 
2214    2213 
21        23 
165     167 

2d  preferred                1OO 

Mo.  Kansas  A  Texas.  ...  100 
Pref  ...1OO 

Missouri  Pacific             100 

Mob.  A  Ohio,  assented  
Morris  A  Essex  50 

Nashv.  Chatt.  A  St.  L..100 

B.  Y.  Cent.  A  Hud.  Rlv.ioo 
S.  Y.  Ohio.  A  St.  Louis.  100 
1st  pref  100 

8,661 
1,325 
225 
200 

'"243 
711 

45 
9213    94 

45 

92  >3    94 

38 
9314    93% 
12        12is 
65       75 
25       30 
292 

92=a  Jan.  26 
11  =8  Jan.     S 
70     Jan.  22 
27     Jan.     7 

95     Jan.  19 
1213  Jan.  18 
70     Jan.  22; 
27     Jan.     7 

N.  Y.  &  Harlem  50 
N.  Y.  Lack.  A  Western.  100 
N.  Y.  N.  Haven  A  Hart.  1  oo 



18 
771«  17R13 

118 

>119   Jan.     5  6121   Jan.  27 
>175i4Jan.  30  §178    Jan.     4 

177i«  1781s 

175 

,  1897.J        NEW   YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE  MONTHLY    RECORD. 


STOCKS. 
N.  Y.  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

SALES. 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1897: 

P&IOKa  IN  JANUARY. 

RANGE  FOR  YEAR  1896. 

In  Jan. 

r«arl896. 

Jan.  2. 

Jan.  30.    |       Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

fur. 

9.  Y.  Ontario  4  We*t..lOO 
H.  Y.  Pa.  4  Ohio  5O 

SAare*. 
8,959 

MMWB 

174,614 

Bid.     Atk. 

Bid.      Alk. 

Bid.      Afk. 
14'e    15% 

Sale  Prices. 
144  Jan.  12 

Sale  Pricet. 
15*  Jan.  18 

Sale  Prices. 
11%  Aug.  10 

Sale  Prices. 
16*  Nov.  10 

Pref    50 

H.  Y.  3u«.  AWe«t.,new.lOO 
Pref    10O 

3.239 
18,059 

""so 

BM 
:>J..'-<> 
7-.5-U 

49,784 
170,183 
200 
20,355 
27,318 
4,521 
23,927 

9       10 
24       25 

9       10 
24       25 

8>4      8% 
24       25 

8     Jan.  22 
22=8  Jan.  25 

9%  Jan.  18 
264  Jan.  18 

6     Aug.  11 
12     Aug.    8 
63  4  Sept.  30 
%  Apr.  29 
4%  May     8 
12HDec.  19 
304  Deo.  19 

ll'sJan.  31 
314  Feb.     6 
70     May  26 
1284  NOV.  17 
19%  Nov.  10 
143a  Dec.  30 
32%  Dec.  30 

Norfolk  A  Souther*....  1OO 
Norfolk  4  W«wt«rn  1OO 
Pref                  10O 

•11        11% 
•16       17 
134    14 
32       32  "a 
5 

11       11% 
16       17 
13>«    14 
32       324 
5 

11%    12 
17       18 
14  -a    15% 
367g    37 
S 

-&ll%Jan.  18 
•17  T,  Jan.  20 
13     Jan.  23 
32%  Jan.     S 

§ll%Jan.  18 
183s  Jan.  30 
15»8Jan.  30 
38  '4  Jail.  30 

N.  Pac.  Ry.  Tot.tr.  wrt».  1OO 
Pref.  vot  tr.  oerto  —  1OO 

lliem  1OO 

Oia«on  Inipr.,tr.  reel*.  100 
Or.  RR-  4  N.Co.  vo.tr.cU.  10O 
Pref.  rot.  tr.  oerU  —  100 
Ora.ab.U.fcU-N.tr.raa'a.lOO 
PeorU  Dee.  A  EruuT.lOO 
Peorla  4  Eastern  100 

5,735 
15 
1,332 
15,933 
7,3  IS 
4,726 
2,638,335 
30,242 
9,290 
427 

>4  June    8 
14     Deo.  24 
35     Dec.  30 
3%  Apr.  14 
14  June  23 
3     Jan.  20 
23s  Jan.     7 
11      Aug.    7 
40%  Aug.  12 
150     Aug.  13 

44  Jan.     4 
14     Dec.  24 
404  Deo.     2 
18%  Nov.  10 
378Feb.  10 
74  Nov.  13 
31%  Nov.  10 
184  Feb.     7 
59     Feb.  27 
166   Deo.  10 

225 
4,283 
354 

14       24 
354    38 

14       24 
35  "a    38 

13       24 
42       434 
15       174 
3          24 
5         8 
264    26% 
134    

415     Jan.  15 
37'9  Jan.     8 
•14%  Jan.  11 

5  174  Jan.  18 
44     Jan.  30 
16     Jan.  28 

2         3 

4          8 
•37       27>4 
12>«    14 
46       53 
160 

2         3 
4         8 
27       2714 
12%    14 
46       53 
6O        

Phil*.  *  Reading          .   5O 

160.342 
1.340 

25*  Jan.  25 
1-24  Jan.  11 

28%  Jan.  18 
14     Jan.  21 

Ptttt.  Cton.  Ch.  A  St.  L  100 

Pref                             10O 

45       5O 

166     170 

Pitta.  IXW.4  Ch.,  guar  100 
Special       10O 

160 

§165  Deo.     6 

166  Jan.     6 

Plttt.  *  Western,  pref..  SO 
BM*acL  *  Saratoga.  .  .  .  10O 
Bto  Grande  Wectarn  .  .  .  1OO 

pr,.'                        1OO 

410 
M 

780 

•J.-r.r, 
3,442 
1.918 
-•.vj: 
3,936 
M. 
1.873 
39.358 
00^67 
3,562 
1.106 
3.752 
65.688 
«*7.»1 
•MM 

17     Jan.  15 
§174   Sept.  28 
16     Feb.     8 
39     Jan.  27 
5108    Sept.  15 
>4  Apr.  29 
53     Aug.  14 
4     Deo.  I  '. 
344  Dec.  30 
12     Dec.  22 
2T8  Aug.  10 
64  Aug.    7 
15     Sept.  16 
75     Oct.  14 
105     Aug.  11 
14     Nov.    6 
64  Aug.    7 
154  Aug.    8 

203s  Jan.  31 
§183   Deo.     S 
184  Feb.  10 
464  Feb.  10 
118     Jan.     3 
4  Feb.  15 
604  Jan.     3 
6  =8  Deo.     4 
37     Deo.     7 
14%  Deo.     4 
5%  Feb.     7 
13     Feb.  26 
274  Feb.  24 
91     Feb.  10 
115     Jan.  11 
22  4  Jan.  14 
11%  Nov.  10 
334  Feb.  25 

200 

178     185 

18O     Jan.  26 

185     Jan.  26 

•MM  Wat.  It  Ocdenab.100 
•kJM.AQnMUIud.100 

M.LOUU  Alton  4  T.  H.100 
K.L.AS  V.  rot,  tr.  cert*.  100 
1st  prat.  Tot  tr.  oeru.  loo 
3d  pref.  Tot  tr.  rectt.  1OO, 
Bt.  LonU  8outhwe*t.  .  .  .  1OO 
Hr,-'           10O 

657 

117     120 

117     120 

116     1174 

5117   Jan.  26 

§119  Jan.  18 

56       61 
5         5>4 
37       374 
13        134 
4>4      5 
10%    11>4 
20       22 
86       90 
114     116 
144    154 
94      9* 
28%    29 
10     

2,761 
875 
970 

2.735 

l.'.'63 
750 

336 

6.980 
12.184 

5.'.  M7 

44      5 
34       35 
12 

4>*      5 
34       35 
12 

4%  Jan.  25 
37     Jan.  29 
12%  Jan.  27 

4  '.1.  lull.      6 
10     Jan.     6 
2O     Jan.    4 

5*  Jan.  19 
38  4  Jan.  30 
13%Jad.  19 
4%  Jan.  18 
114  Jan.  18 
224  Jan.  13 

34      44 
0       10 
10 

3%      4'4 
8       10 
19         

Bt.  Paul  A  Dnluth          10O 

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81 

81 

81.  Paul  Minn!  i  Man..lOO 
Southern  Paolflo  CO....1OO 
Southern  irot.  tr.  ctf«.).luO 
Pref.             -     "         .100 
9&UM  Central 

112     116 
144     IS 
9>4      9% 
26*    26* 

112     116 
144    15 
9-4      9% 
26*    26% 
10 

114     Jan.  28 
134  Jan.  13 
9%  Jan.  27 
26     Jan.     4 

114     Jan.  28 
16%  Jan.  18 
10     Jan.  16 
29's  Jan.  19 

Pref 

35 

35 

35     

Itaua  A  Paelfle  10O 

10.086 

133,164 

m 

Bfj 

MO 
1,270 

84      9 

84      9 

9*      9% 

8*  Jan.     2 

104  Jan.  18 

5     Aug.    7 
§160   Nov.    2 
32     June    8 
555     Aug.  12 
5     Feb.  26 

12     Nov.  10 

Third  ATenue  (NY) 

5181    Feb.  29 
35     May     6 
75     Apr.     6 
54  Apr.  15 

ToL40blo  Central....  100 
Pref                          ...10O 



20       35 
50       75 

20       35 
SO       7B 

20       35 
50       78 

T»L  St.  L.  4  Kan.  City  1OO 
Pref                             10O 

Halted  N.  J.  RR.  A  Can  1OO 
Baton  Pac.  En(.  tr.  ree.  10O 
Baton  Pac-Urn.  AUulf  1OO 
TOM  *  Bl».  RlTer.ftd  10O 
WabMh    .                      ...100 

17 

738,116 

-<•.»-- 
10 

374.761 
85 
MMM 

i.  ;..-.;•. 
4.76* 

I  --  i 
600 

5232   Sept.  23 
34  Jan.     7 
14  Aug.  29 
5151    Oct.     5 
44  Aug.    7 
11     Aug.    7 
547a  Apr.  30 
5>4  Aug.  27 
20*  Aug.    8 
1*  Aug.  21 

§135    Aug.  35 
•30     Sept.  18 

5232   Sept.  23 
12  4  Nov.    4 
54  Feb.  18 
5151   Oct.     6 
8     Nov.    9 
19%  Feb.  24 
§4T8  Apr.  30 
134  Feb.  14 
40%  Feb.  13 
4%  Feb.  24 

154     Nov.    9 
•35     Mar.    7 

162.577 
1,050 

9         94 
2H      3 

9          9>4 
2>4      3 

6*g      7 
1%      2% 

64Jan.  11 
2     Jan.  29 

10     Jan.     5 
24  Jan.     6 

6.860 
14.590 

6         6>i 

154    16 

6         64 
15*    16 

ek      7 
16       16% 

6%  Jan.     4 
15*  Jan.     4 

7%  Jan.  16 
17%  Jan.  18 

IT,.-                    10O 

WMt'n  N.Y.  4  Pean.tr.ree. 
Wheel-DC  *  Lake  Erie  .  .  1OO 
Pref                     10O 

-SI 

100 

ten 

8         6«B 
27       30>4 

6         6* 

27       30>< 

2%      2>4 
104    11 

2     Jan.  18 
10     Jan.  27 
24  Jan.     6 

(150  Jan.     7 

64  Jan.     2 
29     Jan.     5 
24  Jan.     6 

1 
§155   Jan.    9, 

Wta-Cem.Co..(Tot.tr.ct»)lOO 

liter  lUneoos   Stock*. 
Asam*  riniini  100 

ISO     ISO 
•23      -35 
40       43 
111      12S 
111*    13H> 
54       SS 

150     155 
•25      -35 
40       48 

111     125 
114    134 
54       55 

ISO     155 
•25      

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54.462 
10.684 
522.018 

7...  3. 
244 
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2.890 

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77.140 

at 
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391.455 
78,996 

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4.401.101 
24.508 

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Ill      125 
114    134 
54       554 

5125  Jan.     5 
124  Jan.    4 
644  Jan.     2 

§125  Jan.     5 
14%  Jan.  16 
56%  Jan.  19 

105     Jan.     9 
8     July  20 
37     Aug.  10 
§30     Apr.  15 
105   Aug.    6 
44  Aug.  27 
15%  Oct.  20 
95     Aug.  10 
924  Aug.    8 
78     Aui?.  20 
51     Aug.  10 
95     Aug.    4 
7     Oct.   16 

118     July  29 
19     Jan.  27 
69     Feb.  11 
39     Sept.  29 
116     May  25 
1  4's  Nov.  19 
334  Nov.  25 
126*  Apr.  21 
1054  June  12 
597     May    2 
95     Apr.    2 
105     NOT.    9 
33     May    S 

ABMrican  Cotton  oil      1  o. 
Pref                  ..        ..10O 

AaMrtcaa  1>UU  Tele(.  .  1OO 
lanrlinn  Expraat  10O 
AB.  flrirUMfc  

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11\     12% 
26       27>i 

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85       90 
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1O2     104 
1114  

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11%    124 
26       274 
111*111* 
IOO     100% 
85       90 
784    78% 
102     104 
11>4  

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13%    14 
31%    314 
117     117>4 
103>4  1034 
85       90 
73Tg    744 
10241044 
11*    11't 
•60     

51094Jau.  28 

1  IS  Jan.     5 
26     Jan.     5 
110     Jan.     5 
li  «  I  '  i  Jan.     7 
$8S4J»u.   -9 
7:t'i  Jan.  25 
1024  Jnn.  29 
11-,  .Ian.     7 

5111>4Jan.21 
144  Jan.  19 
32%  Jan.  19 
118%  Jan.  19 
103%  Jan.  -.7 
591U  Jan.     9 
79  4  Jan.  14 
1064  Jan.  14 
13%  Jan.     6 

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BAT  State  (iaa                 5O 

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MklnMuSCm  6a«.  ..  100 

8.187 
100 

2.006)   -16      -20 
87385     85       89 
2  700!         I,         % 

ie:2ooj  -17    -so 

•11      -20 
8E       89 

•17      -20 

•18      -19 
90       93 

•is"      * 

86     Jan.     7 
*Jan.  18 

91     Jan.  22 
*Jau.  18 

•18     July  31 
75  4  Aug.  10 
4  Feb.     5 
•06     Mar.  14 

•25     Jan.     7 
96     Nov.  14 
14  Nov.    9 
•25     Sept.  29 

C£*4B*.  Am.  T&Ht!!ibo 
atoafo  (iM.tr.  reeu..  100 
K3Se.RT~4U.Sl.YcU.100 
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Oalorado  raal  *  1  roo.  .  .  1  01 

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156.169 

1.7O2.602 
345 

4.100 

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1,450 
5,300 

•-'.••  i> 
85 

"7,458 

73\    74 

78%    74 

734    78% 

73Vt  Jan.    S 

79  4  Jan.  18 

44*  Aug.    8 
93  4  Sept.  29 
•13     Apr.     7 
4  July  18 
14*  Aug.    7 
§80     Nov.  27 
*July    9 
§494  Aug.  26 
1624  Apr.  14 
•05     Apr.  20 
51-50  Apr.  27 
133     Aug.  10 
30     Mar.    2 
214  Aug.  31 
89     Jan.     2 
§96     Sept.  24 

§57""juiy"l7 

78%  Nov.    7 
5105   Deo.  11 
•23    Jan.    8 
4%  Jan.  16 
314  Feb.  24 
98     Feb.  28 
•6     Deo.  13 
6494  Aug.  26 
169     Deo.     4 
•10     May  14 
53-25  May  14 
168     Nov.  24 
32%  May  26 
334  June  17 
101  4  Dec.     8 
51004  Nov.18 

67  "bee."  "9 

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7,695 

....... 

710 


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23       24>t 

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23       244 

*      14 
264    27 

4  Jan.  29 
23     Jan.  14 

1     Jan.  19 
27     Jan.  19 

-    4>4      5 

•    4>4      5 

•    3%      4 

•3%  Jan.  27 

*4*  Jan.     5 

KiaaL 

700 

1S6     172 
•04      -06 
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156     172 
•04      -06 
J-00    

156     162 
05      -06 
2-00    

•05     Jan.     6 

•05     Jan.     6 

la..  N.Y.  100 
Coil  101 

22,428 
9 
2.300 
1.804 

"°43S 

136*  137  >< 
35       40 

1S6*137>4 
35       40 

33       39 

1364  Jan.     2 
(374  Jan.  15 
20     Jan.     5 
101%  Jan.     2 

150     Jan.  28 
5374  Jan.  15 
•<5     Jan.  30 
104>4Jan.  29 

U.Co  100 
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r»up.  !!!ioc 

ibi'«i  162 

1014  102 

103%  106 

•10     . 
64%    65 
•15      -20 
33       33% 

•10     . 
64%    65 

•15      -20 
38       33% 

•10     . 
65       65*8 
•15      -20 

61>4"jaii'.  "4 

67""jan."l9 

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MMAMMkTWagmpklO 

80.31 

I  U-.9.H.M 
110 

35%  

324  Jan.  11 

35TgJan.  30 

20     July  16 
§109  June  26 

394  Mar.  13 
115     June  28 

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38       40 

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1-40  "Jan."  '« 
§40     Jan.     5 

1-40   Jan.     8 
5  40     Jan.     5 

1-60    Sept.   4 
29     Jan.  14 
33     Aug.  29 
35     Feb.    7 

2-25    Jan.  23 
344  Sept.  21 
75     Apr.  15 
35     Feb.    7 
3%  Feb.  28 
•25     Feb.  17 
30     Apr.  27 
864  Apr.     4 
•12     Jan.  25 
•16     Feb.     4 
104  May     1 
12     Apr.  20 
52     Dec.    7 

§15  "Nov."  ~2 
BO     F«l>.  13 

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Klaeitnn  4  Pen.br  MlBlaj 
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100 
7.18 
321 

3 

•22      -27 
24       25 
70       8O 

3 
•22      -27 
24       25 
70       80 
•06     
•08     

3 
•20      -24 
24       25 
74       78 
•07     
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•44     Jan.     5 
224  Jan.  14 
75     Jan.  28 

............. 

•24'    Jan.     5 
25     Jan.  18 
75     Jan.  28 

34  Feb.  19 
•10     July  22 
17     July  20 
68     Dec.     9 
•12     Jan.  25 
•14     Feb.     4 
104  May     1 
6     Jan.   1 
52     Deo.    7 

li5"jfbr."r 

&58     Nov.  24 

L»  '  roeat  
UerfTtUe  Mlniiur  ..     ..   1 
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Mankattaa  Beach  Co..  10< 
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5       10 
40       SS 

5       10 
40       55 

40       60 

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§12"  "Jan."  "6 
S.MioJftn.  2« 

THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


STOCKS. 
N.  Y.  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

SALES. 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1897. 

PRICES  IN  JANUARY. 

RANGE  FOK   YEAR  1896 

In  Jan.    Year  1896. 

Jan.  2. 

Jan.  30. 

Loweit. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Par. 

Minnesota  Iron             ..1<K) 

Shares. 
400 
650 
6,276 
1,192 
100 
600 

Share*. 
88,819 

19,312 
130,586 
39,280 
1,592 
2,259 
.941 
2,100 
60 
180,139 
3,879 
332,271 
26 

Bui.      Ax/;. 
53        55  % 
13       14% 
22%    23% 
85%    87ia 
419      5 
55       65 
20       25 
6         8 
124 

Bid.      Ask. 
53       55  Hi 
13        1  I  ! 
22>l    231s 
85%    87H! 
4i«      5 
55       65 
20       25 
6         8 
124     

Bid.      A  sic. 
45       SO 
13        15 
25       25% 
90%    90% 
4         7 
55       60 
22 

Sale  Prices. 
50     Jan.  15 
1314  Jan.  23 
23     Jan.     8 
89%  Jan.  20 
5     Jan.     4 
55     Jan.  12 

Sale   Prices. 
51     Jan.   11 
15     Jan.  19 
26%  Jan.   19 
t-O     Jan.  16 
5     Jan.     4 
62     Jan.     8 

Sale  Prices. 
40     Aug.  31 
11%  Dec.  17 
16     Aug.  10 
75     Aug.  27 
5   414  Dec.  15 
45     Jan.  29 
15%  Oct.  21 
5     Aug.  31 
125%  Feb.  14 
3%  Aug.    7 
8     Jan.     6 
15U  Aug.    7 
5320  Apr.    8 

Sale  Prices. 
72     Feb.  2O- 
2m  June  23- 
285e  Apr.  21 
92%  Nov.  19' 
7%  Nov.  13 
60     Nov.  14 
24»8  Nov.  1* 
878Feb.  10 
125%  Feb.  14 
6%  Feb.  24, 
15     Mar.  31 
31     Feb.  10> 
5  340  June  13 

National  Linseed  Oil.  ..100 
National  Lead  1OO 

pref                       100 

National"  Starch  Mfg...  100 
1st  pref    1OO 

2d  pref                          100 

New  Central  Coal       .  .  100 

5 
5 
4.296 
335 
10,795 

5          8 
124     126 
4Hl      5 

Ill's       11 

25       25  Hi 
320      

5     Jan.  27 
;i-4   Jan.     8 
4%  Jan.     2 
10%  Jan.  11 
24     Jan.     9 

5     Jan.  27 
§124  Jan.     8 
5     Jan.  18 
10%  Jan.  11 
26%  Jan.  18 

N.  Y.  A  N.  J.  Telephone  — 
North  American  Co....  100 
Ontario  Silver            100 

•1%    4% 

10       10% 
24       24% 
310 

4%       4% 
10       10% 
24       244} 
310     

Pacillo  Mali            100 

Pennsylvania  Coal  50 

1,700 

47,900 

•04      -06 

•04      -06 

•04      -05 

•05     Jan.     6 

•05     Jan.     5 

•03     Mar.    9 
§99     Apr.  15 


•12     Jan.  22 
§99     Apr.  15 

Pierre  Lorillard  Co.,  pf  .100 

89 

89     . 

85      

Postal  Telegraph  &  Cable. 
Pullman's  Palace  Car..  10O 
Quicksilver  Mining  10O 
Pref                             .1OO 

1,098 
26,375 
2,801 
200 
5,880,000 

94 

94      

84     Jan.  29 
138-    Aug.    7 
1%  Apr.  23 
10  14  Deo.  11 
62%  Nov.    4 

§887sNov.  19 
164     Feb.  11 
2%  Nov.    2 
14     June  18 
70     Feb.  24 

3,307 
100 

275 
41,000 

152     154 
1H      1% 
12 
65       65% 

152     154 
114      1% 
12 

157%  159 
1          3 
12 

152     Jan.     2 
l%Jan.  15 
11%  Jan.  18 
64%  Jan.  19 

159%  Jan.  18 
l%Jan.  15 
11%  Jan.  18 
65^4  Jan.  27 

Silver  Bullion  Certineates. 
Sixth  Avenue  <N  Y  )      100 

65       65ifl 

647a    ii'.'j 

Standard  Rope  &  T.winelOO 
Standard  Mining            10O 

11,889 

5,133 
2,000 
965,123 

9%    1014 
1-25  
2534    26 

9%    101* 
1-25    
25%    26 

11      1114 

1-65    1-75 
29ia    29% 

10i8  Jan.     4 

11%  Jan.  19 

889  Deo.  19 
1-30    Sept.    8 
13     Juiy  20 

12%  Nov.  2T' 
2-20    Feb.  1O- 
34%  Feb.  10 

Tennessee  Coal  <fe  Iron.lOO 
Pref                               100 

75,647 
50 

25%  Jan.     4 
570     Jan.  19 

31     Jan.  18 
570     Jan.  19 

Texas  Pae.  Land  Trust.  1OO 
Twin  City  Rapid  Trans.  1OO 
Pref                               10O 

1,944 

5     Jan.  13 

878  Nov.  14 

Union  Consolidated  Mining 
U.  8.  Cordage  tr.  recta..  100 
Pref  .  tr.  recta  100 
Guaranteed  tr.  reots..!00 
U  S  Express        100 

«•• 

•30 

•30 

•40     

'"iso 

3,392 
57,676 
7,249 
2,181 
1,230 
521 
30,254 

176,790 
47,088 
46,493 
8,251 
174,697 
1,454,652 
173,351 
55,631 
2,356 
4,231 
1,235,903 
1C 
5 

*    314  Aug.    7 
*    B%  Aug.  10 
*12     Aug.    8 
§  35     Aug.  28 
5%  July  16 
41%  Aug.  10 
14%  Aug.    8 
65     Oct.   12 
§80     Aug.  14 
5%  Aug.  24 
72%  Aug.  10 
§26     July     8 
§97     July     8 

•    73s  Nov.  13- 
"143s  Nov.  13 
•28     Nov.  13 
§48     Apr.  24 
ll'g  Feb.     8- 
69%  Feb.  14 
29     Jan.  i:; 
89     Jan.  !&• 
101     Feb.  15 
97s  Feb.  26 
9014  Nov.  11 
§26     July     » 
§97     Julv     8 

40       45 
8%      9i4 
60%    60% 
243a    24?8 

.    77 

40       45 
834      914 
60%    60% 
243s    24T8 
.    77 

38       43 
8%      914 

62i8    62% 
22       23 
74       76 
98     100 
6%      7% 
84is    843a 

538     Jun.  22 
8%  Jan.  11 
58  14  Jan.     7 
22is  Jan.  27 
74>4Jan.  27 
597     Jan.     2 
6%  Jan.     2 
82%  Jan.     4 

§40     Jan.     7 
93s  Jan.  19 
64     Jan.  19 
2514  Jan.  19 
767s  Jan.     5 
§100  Jan.  22 
73s  Jan.  16 
86     Jan.  18 

U  8   Leather  100 

Pref  100 

U  S  Rubber      1OO 

Pref                              100 

Wells  Fargo  &  Co           100 

94       98 
6          8 
83i4    83*8 

94       98 
6          8 
8314    83% 

Western  Union  Teleg..  100 
WestinKhouse,  assented.  50 
1st  pref  50 





"  All  assessments  paid.       t  First  Instalment  paid.       t  Second  instalment  paid.       If  Third  instalment  paid.       §  Less  than  100  shares. 

BOSTON   STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

MONTHLY    AND     YEARLY     RECORD. 

The  following  tables  furnish  s  record  of  Boston  Stock  Exouange  transactions  in  railroad  securities  for  the  past  month, 
and  for  the  year  1896.  Also  a  record  of  transactions  in  mining  stocks  for  the  past  month  and  for  the  year  1896.  The  railroad 
securities  which  are  active  on  the  New  York  Stock  Exchange  are  omitted  from  this  list.  We  give  the  securities  in 
alphabetical  order  under  the  three  general  headings,  Railroad  Bonds,  Railroad  Stocks  and  Mining  Stocks. 

ty  In  comparing  New  York  and  Boston  prices,  it  should  be  noted  that  bond  prices  in  New  York  are  flat  prices  —that  is, 
the  price  includes  the  accrued  interest,  while  in  Boston  accrued  interest  must  be  paid  in  addition  to  price.  It  should  also  be 
remembered  that  New  York  stock  prices  are  per  cent  while  those  in  Boston  are  dollars  per  share. 


BONDS. 

BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

-*"i 
"I 

Sales  in 
Jan. 
Par  value 

Sales  for 
year  1896. 
Par  value. 

PRICES  IN  JANUARY. 

RANGE  FOR   YEAR  1896- 

Jan.  2. 

Jan.  30. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Anier.  Bell  Telephone  7s  —  1898 
Registered  1898 

F-A 
F-A 
M-S 
J-J 

5,000 

67,500 
2,000 
9,000 

Jliil.      Ask. 

Bid.     Ask. 
102%  

Sale  Prices. 
103i4  Jan.  12 

Sale  Prices. 
10314  Jan.  12 

Sale  Prices. 
103     Sept.  11 
103     Nov.  14 
115     Oct.  19 

Sale  Prices. 
106%  Jan.  21 
105     July  2» 
122%  June  10> 

Atcb.  <fe  Nebraska,  1st,  7s.  ..1908 
Boston  &  Maine,  4%s  1944 
4s  1942 

i,6bo 

2,000 
186,560 
25,600 
27,000 
2,000 
376,600 
184,000 
121,000 
316,000 
35,000 
20,000 
87,825 
1,000 
1,000 

101     Oct.     9 
103%  Jan.  24 
110     Oct.  21 
105     Jan.  24 
90%  Oct.  30 
135%  June    1 
98%  Aug.  19 
95%  Nov.  12 
92     Nov.    6 
1OO     Aug.  26 
116     Sept.    4 
•116     Sept.  30 
38     Aug.  28 

101     Oct.     9 
103%  Jan.  24 
116%  Dec.  2Z~ 
107     May  15 
99     Mar.  25 
135%  June    1 
104     Mar.  12 
100     Dec.     3: 
99%  Apr.  23 
110     Feb.  25 
119%  May  29 
11314  June  17 
70     Jan.  14 

Boston  &  Providence,  4s  1918 
Bur.&Mo.  R.(Neb.),ex'mt6s.l918 
Non-exempt,  6s      1918 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
M-N 
J-J 
A-O 
J-D 
J-D 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-D 
M-N 
A-O 
J-D 
J-J 

8,600 
1,000 

116     . 
105      

116     . 
106%  

116%  Jan.     5 
107     Jan.     9 

116%'  Jan.     5 
107     Jan.     9 

Plain.  4s  1910 

Cedar  Rap.&  Mo.  R.,  1st,  7s.  1916 
Chicago  Burl.  &  Nor.,  5s....  1926 
2d  6s                                      1918 

42,500 
21,000 

1103     103% 
99% 

104%  104% 

9914  100 

103  14  Jan.     5 
99     Jan.     6 

104%  Jan.  20 
99%  Jan.     2 

Debenture,  6s  1896 

Ch.  Jo.  RR.  &  St'k  Y'ds,  5s.  .  1915 
Ch.  Mil.  &  St.  P.  Dub.  D.,  69.1920 
Ch.  Mil.  &  St.  P.  Wis.  V.,  dlv.1920 
Chic.  &  W.  Mich.,  gen.,  5s.  ..1921 
Chic.  &  Nor.  Mich.,  gu.,  5s.  .1931 
Clev.  &  Can.  Equip.  Tr.,  5s.  1917 
Concord  &  Mont.,  cons.,  4s.  1920 
Consol.  RR.  of  Vt.,  1st,  5s.  .1913 
Trust  receipts  

29,000 
1,000 
11,000 

10814.. 
117%  
116%  
j  43      

37% 

10914  no 

120      
118%  
43      

108%  Jan.     2 
118%  Jan.     2 
117%  Jan.     7 

109%  Jan.  26 
118%  Jan.     2 
117%  Jan.     8 

78%  Feb.     4 

78%  Feb.    4 

9,400 
16,700 
3,000 

416,900 
36,600 

50     

50     Jan.  26 
52     Jan.     5 
50     Jan.  13 

5314  Jan.     2 
53%  Jan.     5 
50     Jan.  13 

50     Sept.  28 
50     Oct.   29 

89  14  Mar.  21 
58%  Dec.  16 

Current  River,  1st,  5s  1927 

A-O 
J-J 

50     

50     

Det.  Lans.  &  Nor.,  nitg.,  7s.  1907 
Trust  receipts  ... 

24,500 
4,000 
83,400 

55     Nov.  19 
60     May  15 
117     Jan.     6 

70     Feb.     7 
60     May  15 
120M  Oct.     6 

8.000 
19,000 

55      Jan.      8 
118%  Jail.     4 

55     Jan.     8 
119%  Jan.  21 

Eastern  Maes.  1st.,  6s  1906 

M-S 
A-O 
A-O 
M-S 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
M-8 
Sp.l 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
M-N 
J-D 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
J-D 

A-O 
J-J 

Julv 

iis    

118%  

Eastern  of  Minn.,  1st,  5s...  1908 
Fitchburg,  5s  1908 

Ft.  8.  8.  E.  &Mem.,l8t7s...l910 
Frem't  Elk.  &  Mo.  V.,  1st,  68.1933 
Unstamped,  1st,  6s  1933 

1,000 
5,000 
57,000 
43.000 
506,000 
16,000 

101     May  20 
122     Oct.     1 
120     Aug.  24 
75     July  22 
72%  Oct.  20 
125     Sept.  24 

101     May  20- 
129%  Mar.    5 
127%  Mar.    3 
93%  Apr.  21 
88     Feb.  14 
129%  Feb.  21 

1,000 
14,000 
70.0OO 

127 
80      
81 

127 
75     
77 

127     Jan.  27 
75     Jan.  15 
70     Jan.  15 

127     Jan.  27 
82%  Jan.     5 
75     Jan.  15 

IlllnolsSteel,conv.,deb.,5s.l910 
Deb.,  5s  1913 

Iowa  Falls  &  Si'x  C.,  1st,  78.1917 
Kansas  City  Belt,  1st,  6s..  ..1916 
Kan.  CTyM.  &  B.,  gen.,  4s.  ..1934 
Income,  5s  1934 

3,500 
4,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
76,000 
1,000 

95,260 
117,960 
6,000 
41,000 
24,500 
186,000 
6,000 

66%    68 
25 
70 
100 
118 
80      
108 

65       68 

67%  Jan.  23 
18     Jan.  22 
DO     Jan.  13 
99%  Jan.  11 
118i4  Jan.  18 
79     Jan.  25 
106i4  Jan.  14 

68     Jan.     5 
19     Jan.     7 
50     Jan.  IS 
99%  Jan.  11 
11  8H  Jan.  18 
81     Jan.     9 
106i4  Jan.  14 

50     Aug.    7 
18     Nov.    8 
67%  Jan.  30 
997eJan.  24 
112     Oct.   15 
80     Sept.  21 
110     Nov.  10 

69     Dec.  10 
24     Mar.  14 
71      Mar.  11 
100%  Apr.  24. 
I'22i4  Mar.    4 
07%  Jan.  30 
114%  Feb.     1 

Kan.  C.  Clln.  &  Spr.,  1st,  58.1925 
Kan.  C.&M.  Ry.  &Br.,  Ist,5s.l929 
Kan.  C.  St.  J.  &  C.  B.,  1st,  7s.  1907 
Kan.  C.  Ft.  Scott  &  M.,  6s..  1928 
Kan.  C.Ft.8.&Gulf,lst,7s.l908 
Lincoln  &  North  West'n,  7s.  1910 
Little  R,  &  Ft.  8m.,  g.,  1st,  78.1905 
ix>u.  Ev.  &  St.  L.,  1st,  6s.  ...  1926 
2d  5  6s  1936 

50      . 
100 
118      
78      
109 

3,000 
1,000 

14,000 
37,000 

70 
100 

75      

7514  Jan.  14 
100%  Jan.  12 

7514  Jan.  14 
100%  Jan.  12 

70     Sept.    1 
95     Sept.    4 

95     Jan      2 
107%  Jan.  22 

Maine  Cent.,  cons.,  1st,  7s.  ..  1912 
Collateral  Trust  5s  1923 

3,000 
10,000 
500 
5,000 
916,700 
7'.  8,000 

132     Apr.  29 
106%  Apr.     1 
100%  Nov.    9 
106     Aug.  19 
61     Aug.    8 
15     Nov.  30 

132     Apr.  29 
1074  Mar.  13 
100%  Nov.    9 
107     Nov.    9 
71%  Feb.  25 
24     Feb.  21 

Maple  River7s  1897 
Marq.  Ho.  &  O.,  M.,  6s.,  ext.1925 
Mexican  Central,  cons.,  4s..  1911 
let  cons.  Inc.,  3s  1939 



107 

10"7 

365.000 

210.00(1 

66       66% 

69      

10        

65'eJan.  12 
15     Jan.     6 

69>4  Jan.  29 

l!)3j  J,,,,.    28  I 

FEBRUARY,  1897.J         BOSTON    STOCK     EXCHANGE— MONTHLY     RECORD. 


BONDS.             || 

BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANGE.        £ 

Saletin      Sola  for 
January   year  18U6.  | 
/'ur  ru/i«   Far  calve. 

PRICES  iy  JANUARY. 

RANGE  FOR  TEAR  1896. 

Jan.  2. 

Jan.  30. 

Lull-nil. 

Highctt. 

l.nii-i'st.             Highest. 

If  ex.  Cent  3d  eon*.  Inc..  3* 
K.  Y.  A  New  En«..  l»t.  7s.. 
lit.  0»           

1939  '... 
1905  J-J 
l  •><•:.  J  -J 
1920  A-U 

ITJ.'HKI 

28,000 
55.0OO 

596.000 
ITll.tmo 
375,000 
15«,OOO 
42.5OO 
3,500 
3,000 
1,000 
7,000 
1.000 

Bid.      Atk. 
6*1      7»< 
117>«120 

nm  

Bid.      Atk. 
S*t      9«« 
119>9l20 
113      

gSij 

Sale  Prices. 
7     Jan.     2 
118     Jan.     4 
112     Jan.     4 

Sale  Prices. 
8%  Jau.  30 
120     Jan.  18 
11378Jau.  16 

Sale  Pricei. 
519  Aug.  12 
115     Sept.   4 
109     Sept.    4 
73     Aug.  21 
75     Sept.  21 
15ia  Feb.     6 
100     Jan.     7 
lOOia  Mar.  13 
11019  Nov.  10 
i06»9Mar.  26 

Sale  Prices. 
1114  Feb.  25 
120     Mar.    6 
11314  Mar.    6 
108     Mar.  19 
8638  Deo.  15 
1513  Feb.    6 
101     Dec.  28 
lOOia  Mar.  13 
112     Apr.  14 
106=8  Mar.  26 

OKden«t>.  A  L.  C.,  conn.,  6«. 
TnWt  Receipt* 

In.  -..in,-   >;-                       1920  ... 

Old  Colour,  64  1897  F-A 

1896  

Ottawa  0«.  A  F.  R.  V.  ,  l.t,  8» 
Portland  A  O«den«burit.  •;• 
Potto.  Ot.  F-U  A  COB'/.  4%i 
Republican  Valley,  6«  

1900  J-J 
1  IKK)  J-J 
1937  J-  D 
1919  J-J 
1898  F-A 
19O2  M-N 



1  1,400 

57,400 
93,700 

1*0*5     julyai 
87     June  23 
99    July    1 

106     May  14 
102     Apr.  18 
1O9     Jan.  28 

Bailan4.2d.5«... 

28,000 
22.100 

95 

95     Jan.     8 
103     Jan.  11 

9514  Jan.  13! 
10514  Jan.  30 

i.t..;/       ::  



105      

Un.  El.  See.  C.  T..7th  »er.  5» 

We«t  End  Street  Ry..5»  19O2  M  N 
5».  mrUtfirad. 

16.000 

i.ooo 

6.000 

1  SO.obo 
ll.OOO 
158.OOO 
8.OOO 
5,500 



1O4      

103%  Jan.     4 
104!%  Jan.  ig 
10419  Jau.  15 

16413  Jan.  19 
1043gJan.  18 
104%  Jan.  21 

102     Aug.  11  ,105i<  May  25 
lOSia  Feb.  21  104i>8June    8 
104     Jan.     2  105     Hay  IS 
99     Dec.  15.  99%  Oct.   1« 
122     Jan.  18124     Mar.  18 

44*. 

1914  M    - 
1916  F-A 
1909  J-J 



105      

Gold  4*  

Wteeoiuln  Valler.  U».  7*... 

STOCKS. 

BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

8ALKS. 

Prieealxntl\ 

Jar£?A 

PRICX8  IX  JA1TUART. 

RANGE  fOR  TEAS  1896. 

In  Jan.    rear  1896. 

Jan.  2. 

Jon.  30. 

Lowell. 

llighnt. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Par. 
Boaton  A  Albany            loo 

Mare*. 
443 
305 
278 
».'> 
UB 
M 
B 

:."!•• 

iu 

39 

""89 

* 

li 

47 

Shorn. 
7.076 
2.119 
6,171 
736 
9O6 
«8 
1357 
:...•: 
15.345 
6.103 
:.(.:•; 
UM 
3'._ 
12 

Bid.      A  ik.    Bid.      Atk. 
2O8                'inn 

Bid.     Atk. 
209i«210 
209     210 
16'J 

Sale  Pricei. 
209     Jam.     4 
205     Jan.    2 
162     Jan.     2 
153     Jan.  13 
261     Jan.  11 
35     Jan.     5 
104  Jan.     7 
57     Jan.     6 
10019  Jan.     7 
104     Jan.    6 
5     Jan.  27 

Sale  Pricei, 
210     Jan.     f. 
2O9     Jun.  27 
166     Jan.  18, 
154     Jan.  18 
263     Jan.     4 
35     Jan.     5 
11     Jau.  20 
57%  Jan.  25 
1O3     Jan.  18' 
107     Jau.  18 
5     Jau.  27 

Salr  Prircs. 
200     Aug.    4 
200     AUK.  10 
149     Aug.  11 
14914  July  30 
248     Aug.  17 
3419  Nov.  30 
10     Mar.  31 
5219  July  10 
87     Aug.  28 
96     Aug.    4 
5     June  15 
2Oo.  Feb.  11 
37120.  June  26 
165     Jan.  27 

Sale  Pricei. 
217     Jan.  28 
209     June    1 
171     Feb.  19 
156     Jan.  14 
267     Mar.    7 
80     Feb.  21 
13     Nov.    7 
58     Nov.  10 
105     Dec.  10 
lOeu  Dec.  11 
11  13  Mar.  14 
30c.  Feb.     3 
1     Jan.  29 
166     Feb.  li 

Boeton  A  Lowell.             1OO 

2O5     2O6 
162  U  163^1 
'S3       >i4 
tea      36j 

2O5     2O6 
162Vt  163>9 

Boston  A  Maine  1OO 

Pref      10O 

Bocton  &  Prorldenee..lOO 
Bo*.  ROT.  B.  A  Lynn     .loi) 
Central  MaM  1OO 

260     

"16"  :::::* 

:6  .::::: 

56 

10     . 

.">« 

Pref  1OO 

56      

Ch.  J'n  By.  A  8tk.  Yd*.  100 

IT.-f                                          UNI 

10O>«  lolKi 
1O4 

lOO^lOlSj 
104 

103is 

106 

Chic.  A  W«4t.  Mlch.....lOO 
CleT.Can.*  80  loo 
Pref  ...10O 

j        to 

25c.  Jan.  13 
163     Jan.     7 
165i9  Jan.  21 
1K(J     Jan.  12 
14419  J  11  11    -7 

5OO.  j:ill.    13 

163     Jan.     7 
16519  Jan.  21 
170     Jan.  29 
146     Jan.     7 

Con.  AMont.-CUMl..lOO 
ClaM3 

163     . 

1*62     

165     
165 

iti     

Claa«4                            10ft 

731 
577 

IM 

188 

169  >i  170 
145     

iwii  Sept.    8 
137     Sept.  13 

176%  July  20 
146     Dec.  29 

Conn.  A  Pa**nrop«lo.  ..100 
Cooeord  A  Portwnouth  loo 
Conn.  Hirer  1OO 

145     146>t 

145     1*46*4 

113 

37 
14 

250     Jan.     4 

250     Jan.     4 

24ft     Mar.  25 
1  19  Dec.  29 

250     May  13 
5     June   8 

COM.  of  Vermont,  pref  1OO 
Current  River  1OO 

DM.  L«u.  A  Nor  1OO 
Pref.  tru»t  reoelpU.  .  10O 
Eastern  New  Ham  p  1OO 
ntcbburx  10O 

803 
90 

•-'.-•-•• 

CMS 

25c.  Feb.    4 
5     Jan.  17 
9O     Feb.  25 
15     Sept.  24 
8419  Aug.  14 

50o.  Feb.    7 
5     Jan.  17 
91     Apr.  24 
20     Feb.  18 
97     Feb    10 

04 

1     Jan.  27 

1     Jan.  27 

....j 



18     Jan.   10 
91     Jan.  14 

18     Jan.  19 

92>4  Jan.  21 

Pref...                         .    !'N. 

91>«    99 

91>*    92 

914    93 

Flint  A  Pare  Mara  1OO 

Pref    loo 

793 

2.140 

.-,.- 
-j; 
10 
870 
89.311 

i&     3' 

30 

29  It  Jn  n.     9 

31  19  Jan.  21 

29     Oct.  20 
10     May  14 
37     May  21 
204     Dec.  22 
129     July  28 
619  Aug.    6 

4214  Feb.  24 
15     Feb.  14 
52     Apr.  11 
2O4     Dec.  22 
136>9  Jan.     3 
12!%  Feb.  24 

Kan*.  C.  F.  8.  A  M          10O 

Pref  lOOi      

.:.:.. 

:::::::::::::: 

Lownll  A  Andorer  100 

Maine  Central                  1OO 

•01 

i.n  j 

130 

7%      8 

..  130 
7%      8 

"9>i"  ""9«i 

127%  Jan.  37 
719  Jan.  12 

129     Jan.     7 
9%  Jau.  28 

Mexican  Central             1"" 

Waahna  A  Lowell  1OU 

Sew  EUK.  »t.  Ry  23 
orttMirn  (New  H 
Hortk  Hkore  Traction  .  .  10O 

700 
*0               119 

iti     June   2 
150     July    3 

18    June  24 
157><  Feb.  27 

15*4  4  Jaii".     6 

155     Jan.  26 

Pref        .                     :••• 

SO 

,.., 

'••£ 
994 

13 
150 
34 
ft 
Ml 
346 
47,178 
5.123 
4.7B6 
IM 

76     Jau.     6 

76     Jan.     6 

79     May    5 
196     May    6 
170     Sent.  23 
6219  Oct.  10 
140     Aug.  U 
247Hi  AUK.  25 
173     May  21 
87i90.May     8 
69     Feb.  21 
8     Feb.  19 
1     July  14 
149     Jan.     9 
60     AUK.  10 
85     Dec.  11 
1>9  June  17 
109H)July     1 

81     May     2 
198     June    1 
180     Nov.  10 
62iv  Oct.   10 
146>9  Jan.     6 
247if  Aug.  21 
17:i     May  21 
l%Apr.    6 
70     Feb.  25 
8     Feb.  19 
4%  Jan.     3 
153     May  15 
7314  May     5 
91     Mar.    2 
419  Feb.  24 
120     Nov.    4 

•orwieh  A  WoreoeMr.  .  100 
Old  Colour  100 
Fmlla.  Wllm.  A  Bait  5O 
ForvSMoA  Porto  1OO 
Providence  A  Woroect.  1OO 
Qulnry  Bridge.  ...  . 

l".036 
""l"6 

178     177 

178     177 

177     177>« 

1764  Jan.     5  1774  Jan.  20 

lift"*  Jan.  *26  140     Jan.  ;JO 

5 
""» 

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31 

-•.  i.e. 
1.140 

B 

40 

165     Jan.  26  165    Jar'.  26 

Rutland  loo 
Pref...                    ...lOOt 

20     Jan.  13    20     Jan.  13 

fMtken  CmJIf  .  Pr«f.  ...  1OO 
••••It  Branch  . 

1  >9  Jan.  3O      l%Jau.  30 
152     Jan.     4  152     Jon.     4 
85     Jan.     2    6519  Jan.     8 
85  ><  Jan.     4    9O     Jan.  18 
2     Jan.     6      2k  Jan.  23 
119    Jan.  16  119     Jan.  16 

Vermont  A  MaM  .          :-• 

«»>•  ... 

153     .. 

Waetbd...                    1OO 

64  >• 

644  . 

65       85>t 
2         21* 

rr.-r                             5.. 

|p 

85      

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Wore.  Kaahjk  Booh..  ..100 

3 

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PRTOB8  IK  J  AH  VARY. 

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In  Jm*, 

RMTll  •• 

Jan.  3. 

Jn».  30. 

Lomtt. 

Higketl. 

Lowell. 

Highest. 

.Eta.»r.,:i   ,.^11.  k.::,..ri'r;, 

.*>,•-., 

Hurt*. 
|M 

14.750 
2X.705 
1».0«0 

!-..> 

18.070 

,l-  .'..   • 

Hid.      Atk. 

Kid.      Atk. 

Hut.      Atk. 

Salt  Prieet. 

Sate  Prieet. 

Sale   Pnret. 
4     June  24 
50o.  July  30 
25o.  Dec.  15 
15     Jan.     6 
20c.  June    1 
lOc.  Nov.    5 
65     Jan.     7 

Sale  Prices. 
4     June  24 
1     Feb.  24 
l%May  21 
24     Nov.  13 
2Oc.  June    1 
47>90.Jan.  15 
!«i  "...  Nov.  16 

1.370 
1»800 

MM 

4.J.". 
-.1  .J.-'. 

60e.    85e. 
'*"&« 

600.    850. 

5Oe.      1 
1         3*» 
25 
3Oe.    35o 
ITifO.  300. 
110'g  111 

75o.  Jan.     7 
l>9Jan.     4 
23     Jan.     2 

850.'  Jan*  30 
31*  Jan.  25 
26     Jan.  20 

r*i"   1                                   '  ~> 

,  Jtaatln 

33 

•nanxa  (Der.  Cot 
••ton  ACrlppteCkiOold) 

»0e.   ftOo. 

lOo.  Jan.     7 
94%  Jan.     2 

20o.  Jan.  26 
111  '4  Jan.  30 

M>1    96  i. 

98%    98% 

Meeo  (Iron)  ... 

•tte  A  Boston  35 

076 
135.08* 

CiM 

27V.09H 
14,645 

\3m 

7     Jan.     2 
6     Jan.  11 
328     Jan.     2 

7>9  Jan.     4 
•  12%  Jan.  30 
360     Jau.  25 

1  <4  Mar.    7 

1  "9  Sept.  10 
295     Jan.     8 

1314  Jan.  31 
3  13  Sept.  25 
335     Nov.  17 

Tnut  reotlpu  
Calum.-t  .v  II...    i              M 

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325     880 

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325     330 

•  i2*i   i*2«i 

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OoMr  d'Alena  (Silver)      1O 

3i'.im 

3,58*6 

2>«      3 

•i"4     s 

t    8*9      6>t 

219  Jan.     9 

t    5*a"jau.  30 

50o.  May  19 

2  19  Sept.  28 

Franklin    35 

.1.  .-... 

M  7*7 

U.774 

10, 
20.0M 

11 

11 

12%   i'sii 

3»g    3% 

11%  Jan.  14 

:<-22>Wiiii.     6 
17i9C.Jan.  13 
164  Jan.  21 

14     Jan.  21 
3-93*Jan.  16 
171-jc.Jan.  13 
21     Jan.  21 

8     Aug.  10 
2-25    Oct.   15 

15     Feb.  24 
3-22>9Dec.  14 

1 

HnmNoUlt                         25 

Kearaanre  35 

8A.489 
65 
2.690 

B 

17>«    17«« 

17>4    17H 

19%    20 

8%  Apr.  30 
29     Jan.  21 
619  Sept.  22 
75o.  May  22 

17%  Nov.  18 
29     Jan.  21 
7  13  Mar.    6 
75c.  May  22 

Lak-  Superior  (Iron).  ...3ft 
•ana  ilMtokallren            7 

7 

'  8JP»a»J  2& 

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9.47S 

•4,077 

39%    30 

29%    30 

34*4    34% 

29%  Jan.     4 

35     Jan.  27 

21     July  16 

31*8  Nov.  14 

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98     100 

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98     100 

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106     107 

4*'g  Jan.     7 

lift"  Jan."  37 
100     Jan.    4 

6     Jan.     2 

129""lai'.'22 
109     Jau.  26 

3%  July    0 

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67     Jan.  10 
1     May  18 

10^8  Mar.  11 

13*6"  Feb."  27 
97     Nov.  19 
1     May  18 

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1419  Jan.  30 

7     July  15 

16i4  Mar.  10 

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90       92 

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3         314 
7%M 

92     Jan.     4 
15     Jun.     4 
3     Jan.     8 

125     Jan.S*26 
l!t'4.Ian.  21 
314  Jan.     9 

65     Aug.  10 
8     Aug.    4 
2     Jan.  21 

115     Jan.     8 
1713  Jan.  31 
413  Feb.  24 

[Tto»an«  Junior 

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10T«Jan.  27 

5'9  Jan.     7 

»i4  Nov.  14 

1          'tut  t**tAlment  paM. 

GENERAL    QUOTATIONS. 

*•  OF 

BONDS     AND     STOCKS. 

1.  In  the  following  twenty-seven  pages  of  tables  quotations  are  given  for  all  securities  listed  on  any  Stock  Exchange  in  the 
United  States  ;  also  for  all  leading  unlisted  and  inactive  securities  for  which  we  have  been  able  to  obtain  reliable  prices. 

2.  Quotations  from  all  Stock  Exchanges  are  as  near  as  possible  for  the  last  day  of  January      Of  course  the  coupon,  if 
there  be  one,  maturing  between  the  date  of  quotation  and  the  date  of  this  publication,  is  not  deducted  from  the  price. 

3.  Bond  prices  marked  thus  (*)  are  flat  prices— that  is,  the  purchaser  does  not  pay  accrued  interest  in  addition.    Stock 
prices  marked  thus  (t)  are  per  share.    All  others  are  per  cent  except  bank  stock  prices. 

4.  It  should  be  borne  in  mind  in  the  use  of  these  tables  that  the  quotations  for  many  inactive  and  unlisted  securities  are 
merely  nominal,  but  in  all  cases  the  figures  are  obtained  from  sources  which  are  considered  reliable. 

5.  The  following  abbreviations  are  often  used,  viz.;  "  M.,"  for  mortgage;  "g.,"  for  gold  ;  "g'd.,"  for  guaranteed  ;  "  end.,' 
for  endorsed ;  "  cons.,"  for  consolidated  ;  "  conv.,"  for  convertible ;  "  s.  f.,"  for  sinking  fund  ;  "1.  g.,"  for  land  grant. 


Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

RAILROAD    BONDS. 

(Bonds  of  companies  consol'd  are 
oftenundtrtheconsolidaled  name.  I 

Addison  &  Penn.— 
lBtM.,g.,5s,  1932  J&D 
2d,  48,  1932  J&D 
Akron  &  Ohio.  June.—  See  B.  &  O. 
Alabama  Cent.—  See  South'u  Ry. 
Alabama  Great  Southern— 
1st  6s,  1908  J&J 

* 

(108 
(100 
t   94 

<   94 

I  92 
I   37 

PO 
25 

112 
103 
96 

97 

94 
39 

Baltimore  &  Ohio—  (Con.) 
Staten  Isl.  2d  5s,g.,  g'd.1926.  J&J 
W.  V.&  P.,  1st,  5s,  g..  1990.M&N 
Baltimore  &  Ohio  S.  W.  RR.— 
IstM.  4*2S,  g.,  1990  J&J 

*  68 
*  70 

*  96 

•  70 
•   16 
•     6 

-10ii-\, 
•1023s 
•112 
•100 
*  70 
•102 
'100 
•122 
*120 

•100 

76 

85 

100 

75 
25 
10 

ibi" 

104 

80 
20 

125 

r*i         t   t     W    r       flAA  T^hi    h  Vftl 

. 

C.&H. 

•  58 
•109 
•105 

* 

'45 
45 

65 

Cape  Fear  &  Yiidkin  Valley— 
1st  g.  6s,  series  A,  c.,  1916..J&D 
1st  g.  6s,  series  B,  c.,  1916..J&D 
1st  g.  6s,  series  C,  o.,  1916..J&D 
Carb.  &  Shaw.—  See  St.  L.  A  &  T.  H. 
Cartha«e&  Adlron.-SeeN.Y.C.&H. 
Carth.  Water.  &  Sack.  H.—  See  N.  Y. 
Carolina   Cent.—  1st,  gold,  4  (6s), 
1920                                ..       J&J 

Ry.  1st,  cons.,  4iss,g.,  1993.  J&J 
1st,  inc.  5s,  gold,  A  2043 

1st,  inc.  5s.  gold,  B  2043 

Ohio&Miss.  con.  s.f.  7s,189S.J&J 
Cons,  mort.,  7s,  1898          J&J 

2d  cons.  8.  f.,  7s,  1911  A&O 
1st  Springf.  Div.  78.1905.M&N 
1st  gen.  5s,  1932                 J&D 

Catawissa—  Mort.  7s,  1900  .  ..F&A 
1st  mort  6s  1902                   F&A 

Debenture  6s,  gold,  1906...  F&A 
General  mortgage  5s,  1927.  J&D 
Alabama  Midland- 

0.  R.  la.  F.  &  N.—  See  B.C.  R.  &  N. 
C.  R.  &  Mo.  Riv.—  See  Chic.  N.  W. 
Cent'lia&  Ches.—  1st  g.  5s,'  19.  J&J 
Central  of  Georgia  — 
Coll.  trust,  5s,  g..  1937  M&N 
1st  M.,  g.  5s,  1945  F&A 

Ciu.  &  Bait.,  7s,  1900  ^  J&J 
1st,  5s,  g..  Term.,  1942  M&N 
Balt.&Poi—  1st,  6s,  g.,  1911.  A&O 
1st,  tunnel  6s,  g.,  gu.,  1911.  .J&J 
Bangor  &  Aroostook— 
1st  mort.,  5s,  g.,  Jan.  1,  1943.J&J 
Battle  Ci-eek  &  Stur.—  See.  Mich.  C. 
Beech  Creek—  See  N.  Y.  C.  &  Hud. 
BeUaire  Zan.  &Cin.—  Pr.l.6s,  1899. 
1st  mort.,  4s,  1940  J&J 
Bell.  &  Caron.—  Sec  St.  L.  A.  &  T.H. 
Bcllev.&  So.Ill.—  See  St.L.A.&T.H. 
Bell's  Gap—  See  Pa.  &  Northw'ern. 
Belt  RR.  &  Stock  Y'da  (Indianap.) 
Mort.  68,1911  M&N 

Ala.  N.  o.  T.  &'p.— 

"A"  debenture  5s,  1910-19404.  .  . 
"  B"  debenture  5s,  1910-1940... 
"  C"  debenture  5s  1940      .  

*  95 
•114 
*  90 
•  90 
*  85 
•  28 
*     9 
*     5 

•100 

•10712 

* 

1IC.1. 

116 
U2 
93 
90 
30 
11 
7>« 

105 

Cons,  g  5s  1945                     M&N 

Ala.  AVioksb.—  Con.g..5s,'21.A&O 
2d,  consol.g.,  5s  
Vioks.  &  Mer.,lst.  K.,6s,'21  .A&O 
Albany  &  Susq.—  See  Del.  &  Hud. 
Allegheny  Valley—  See  Penn.  RR. 
Allent'n  Term.  —  lst,g.,4s,  '19.  J&J 
Alt6n  Bridge—  See  St.  C.  M.  &  St.  L. 
Am.  Dock  &  Imp.—  See  Cen.  of  N.  J  . 
Ann  Arbor  Ry.—  1st,  g.,  4s,  1995.. 
Asheville  &  Spartauburg—  S.  U.  & 
Col.,l8tm..  g.,  gu.,4s,  1995.  J&J 
Atcb.  Col.  &  Pac.—  See  Uu.  Pacific. 
Atch.  Jew.  Co.  &  W.  —  See  Un.  Pac. 
Atch.  &  Nebraska—  See  C.  B.  &  Q. 
Atchison  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  — 
Guar.  fund  notes,  6s,  g.,  1898... 
6s.  Guar.  Fund,  notes,  Hope.... 
Gen.  mort.,  gold,  4s.  1995.  .A&O 
Adjustment  4s,  1995  NOT 

*  80 
•  60 
•103 

* 

*  77is 
*  65 

•102% 
ilOlH 

'    81>4 

*  48% 
*  99 
•112 

it 

95 

75 
107 

102 

80 

78 

103  >4 

"si  "is 
48?8 
102 

"76" 
101 

100 
92 

Mobile  Div.  g.  5s,  1946            J&J 

Macon  &  Nor.  g.  5s,  1946  J&J 
1st  income  (up  to  5),  1945.  ..Oct. 
2d  income  (up  to  5),  1945...  Oct. 
3d  income  (up  to  5),  1945...  Oct. 
Ocean  SS.  Co.— 
lstM.,g.,  gtd.  5s.  1920.  ...J&J 
Central  of  New  Jersey  — 
Cousol.,  now  1st  7s,  1899  Q-J 
Consol.  mort.,  7s,  1902  M&N 
Gen.  mort.,  g.,  5s,  1987  J&J 
Conv.  deb.,  6s,  1908  M&N 
Leh.&  W.cou.78,  1900,as'd...Q-M 
Mortgage  5s,  1912  M&N 

•118 
•106 
•101 

104ia 

102% 
104 

101  '2 

104 
104 
105 

115 
100% 
103 
101 
102*2 

105 
100 
107 

*  97 
•122 
•118 
•102 

•  96 

•106 
«102is 
•104 
'102 
•130 

^104 
f  96^ 
*  96 
*  6S 
•  95 

*100 

»  70 
"10912 
•107 

*107 

(116 

(106 

(106 
(142 
(118 
/105 

Bellv.  Del.—  1st,  6s,  c.,  1902.  .J&D 
Cons.,  4s,  1927  F&A 
BoonevilleBdg.Co.—  SeeMo.K.&T. 
Bos.  &  Alb.—  4s,  Oct.,  1913...  A&O 
Bos.  Cltn.  F.  &  N.  B.—  See  Old  Col. 
Bos.  Cone.  &  M.  —  See  Con.  &  Mont. 
Boston  &  Lowell— 
5s,  July  1,  1899  J&J 
4ifl8,  May  1,  1903                   M&N 

•11612 

•113 

*"90" 
•11512 
•103 
•103 

•lOOis 

•ibs" 

*100 
*  99 
*  99% 

i'i.i" 
10.-. 

i'ioia 

A1H.D.&  Imp.Co..gtd.,58,'21.J&J 
N.  J.  Southn.,  6s,  int.  gu.,'99.  J&J 
L.  Br.&8ea8h.,lst,78,1899.J&D 
Central  Ohio—  See  Bait.  &  Ohio. 
Central  Pacitto— 
1st,  6s,  gold,  1898  J&J 
1st,  g.,  6s,  1899  J&J 
S.Joaq'in,l8t,M.,6s,g.,1900.A&O 
C.  &0.  Div.,  ext.  5s,g.,  1918..J&J 
Land  gr.,  5s,  g.,  1900  A&O 

105% 
103i2 

10512 

4s,  1905-6-7-9                          Var 

Eq;  tr.,  series  A,  g.,  5s,  1902.  J&J 
Chic.  &  St.  L.,  1st,  6s,  1915.  M&S 
CerrillosCoalRR.lBtM.4s,'04J&J 
Atlan.  1st  leased  lines  —  rent,  tr.,  4s 
Atl.  &  Char.—  See  Southern  Ry. 
Atlanta  &  West  Ft.—  Deb.  6s..  J&J 
Atlan.  &  Dan.—  lst,g.,58,1950.J&J 
Atlantic  &  Pacific— 
Receiver's  certificates,  6s  

4s,  March,  1915                       M&S 

4s,  July  1,1916  J<sJ 
4s,  April  1932                         A&O 



I   99 

*  97 

*  88 

• 

Boston  &  Maine— 
4^28,  g.,  1944  J&J 
Improvement  4s,  1905           F&A 

117ia 

ibsii 

ibiia 

Ert.  g.,  5s.,  series  A,  1898..  J&J 
Mort.,  gold,  gt.  5s,  1939.  .  .  .  A&O 
Mort.  g.,  6s,  land  gt..  1936.  A&O 
No.By.ofCal.,lst6s,(!.gu,'07.J&J 
5s,  gold,  guar.,  1938  A&O 
West  Pac.,  1st,  6s,gold,  '99.  .  .J&J 
Cent,  of  So.  Car.  1st  g.  6s,  '21..J&J 
.Knick.  Tr.  Co.,  eng.  certf  s  
Central  Vermont.  — 
1st,  con.  g.,  4s,  1943  J&J 
Equip.,  g.,  6s,  1903  J&J 
Consol.  of  Vt.  5s,  1913—  J.  &  J. 
rent.  Wash'n,  Ut,  g.,  6s,  '38.  .  .M&S 
Charleston  &  Northern— 
IstM.  Div.  A,  5s,  1915  M&S 
Charleston  &  Savannah  — 
Gen.  mort.  7s,  g.,  1936  J&J 

4s,  Feb.  1,  1937  F&A 

!)4 
94 

'•is" 

102 
106 
40 

"as" 
"io" 

125 

4s,  Feb.  1,  1907                   F&A 

*  85 
•102 
«   90 
•101 

4s  Aug  1   1942                   F&A 

106 

Guar.  1st,  gold,  4s,  1937  J&J 
W.  D.  guar.  6s,  s.  f.,  1907...  M&S 
W.  D.  incomes,  1910  A&O 

*  44 
•""is 

"l6" 

1 

Bos.&N.Y.A.L.-SeeN.Y.N.H.&H. 

Boston  &  Prov.—  4s,July,1918.J&J 
'Boston  Rev.  B.  &  L.—  6s,  1897.  J&J 
Boat  Win  &  Shore    5s  Sep  1906 

Land  gr.  incomes,  cum  1901 

*"9"6" 
50 

* 

•110 

* 

Cent.  Div.  inc.,  6s,non-cuin.l922 
Atlantic  City  RR.—  5a,  g.,  g'd.  1919 
Atlantic  Tenn.  &  Ohio— 
1st  M    6s  1913                     A&O 

10 
106 

90 

55 
100 

103%! 

100 

i'isis 

106i2 
103 

ibo" 

90 

108 
118 
108 
108 
145 
120 
107 

•IDS1* 
•105 

* 

*  35 

•105 
•120 

'1021s 

Bruns.  &  W.—  See  Sav.  Fla.  W. 
Bruns.  &  Chilli.—  See  Wabash. 
Buff.  &  Erie—  See  L.  Sh.  &  M.  So. 
Buff.  N.  Y.  &  Erie—  See  Erie. 
Buffalo  Rochester  &  Pittsburg— 
General  5s,  g.,  1937  

Augusta  &   Knoxville—  See   Port 
Royal  &  West.  Car.— 
Augusta  South.—  1st  g.,5s,'24.J<4D 
Austin  &  Northw'n—  See  So.  Pac. 
Bait.  Belt^See  Bait.  &  Ohio. 
Bait.  &  Annapolis  Short  Line  — 
1st,  M.,  g.,  3-4s,  1944  J&J 
Bait.  Ches.  &  Atlantic— 
1st  mort.,  gold,  5s,  1934  M&S 
Bait.  &  C.  V.  RR.  Ex.— 
1st  M.  6s,  1929  J&J 

Roch.&  P.,  1st,  g.,  6s,  1921.F&A 
Consol.,  1st,  g.,  6s,  1922..  J&D 
Clear.&M.  lst,5s,g.,gu.,'43.J&J 
Buffalo  &  Southwest—  See  Erie. 
Buffalo  &  Susquehanna— 
1st,  5s,  g.,  s.f.,  1913  A&O 
Burl.  Cedar  Rapids  &  Northern  — 
1st,  5s,  1906                           J&D 

Charlotte  Col.&Aug.—  See  South'n 
Chartiers—  1st,  7s,  1901  A&O 
Chat.  R.  &  Col.  IstSs.g.,  1937.M&S 
Rome  &  Carrol.—  1st  g.68,'16.  J&J 
Chateaugay  Ry.—  See  Del.&  Hud. 
Chesapeake  &  Ohio— 
Purchase  money  g.  6s,  1898  
Series  A,  gold,  6s,  1908  A&O 
1st  Mortg.  g.,  6s,  1911  ....A&O 
Term.,  1st,  g  ,  6s,  1922  J&D 
Nor.  term.,  g.,  6s,  1898  

•111 
•  24 
•  75 

•103 
*119i2 
•119 

"97" 

•109% 

*  75»8 
*100i4 
*  89 
*  85 

*"99" 
•  70 
•  55 
*  95 

•100 
•  20 

•  96 

•114 
•U2ia 
•112 

"35" 

10339 
i?i" 

110 
100 

no 
ib"6\ 

89ia 
95 
89 
102 

(is" 
iisij 

6s,  July,  1931  J&J 
Baltimore  &  Ohio  — 
Receiver's  Certificates,  6s,g.J&D 
Maryland  Construetlor  ,  5s  

Cons.  lst&  col.  tr.,5s,g.,'34.  A&O 
C.B,I.F.&N.W.,lat,6s,g.,'20.A&O 
1st,  5s,  g.,  g'd,  1921  A&O 
Miu.&  8t.L..lst,gu.7s,g.,'27.J&D 
Burl.  &  Mo.  (Neb.)—  See  C.  B.  &  Q. 
California  Pacific- 
ist mort.,  4138,  g.,  1912  J&J 
2d  mort.,  6s,g.,'91,ext.at413.  J&J 
3dmort.(gu.C.P.),6s,g.,'05.J&J 
3s,  g.,  1905  J&J 
Cambria&Cl.—  lst,5s,g.,1941.J&J 
Camd.  &  Atl.—  See  W.  Jer.&  Sea  Sh. 
Camden&  Burlington  Co.— 
6s,  Feb.  1,  1897  F&A 
i  Canada  Atlantic  — 
1st,  g.,  5s,  Jan.  5,  1909  J&J 
Canada  So.—  lst,5s,  1908  J&J 
2d  mort.,  5s,  1913  M&S 
Canadian  Pacific  — 
Land  grant,  1st,  5s,  g.,1931.A&O 
let  M.,  deb.  S.,  g.,  5s,  1915  ..J&J 
Land  grantgu.,3iss,g.,1938.J&J 
(Jons,  deben.  4s,  perpetual..  J&J 
Ont.  &  Quebec,  deb.  guar.  5s  
j    New  Bruusw.  ,1st,  g.,5s,'34.F&A 
Cons.  deli.  4s.  perpetual  .  .  .  J&.I 

Pitts.  &Connels.,5s  J&J 
Extend.,  g.,  4s,  1935  A&O 
Parkersburg  Br.,  6s,  1919.  .A&O 
Oonsol.  M.,  g.,  5s,  1925  F&A 
Eng.  certf  s.  of  deposit.  

93 
•100 

97 

iYs" 

95 

C.&  O.  Ry.lst  con.,g.,5s,'39.M&N 
General  4»ss,  gold,  1992  M&S 
R.&  A.  Div.lst  con.,g.,4s,'89.  J&J 
2d  con.,  g.,  4s,  1989  J&J 
Craig  Valley,  1st,  5s,  gold.  1940. 
Warm  Sp.Val.,  1st  5s,  g.,'41.M&S 
El.  Lex.  &  B.  S.,  5s,  g.,  1902.  M&S 
Buck'gh'mBr.lstg.Kd.58,'42M&S 
Elevator  Co.,  K.  4s,  1938  A&O 
New  River  Bridge,  g.  6a,'98.M&S 
Chesapeake  Ohio  &  Southwest.— 
1st  Mort.  g.  6s,  1911  F&A 
2d  mort.  6s,  1911  F&A 
Paducah  &  Eliza.  1st  M.,  s.f., 
6s  and  8s,  Feb.  1,  1907....  F&A 
Cheshire—  See  Fitohburg. 
Chicago  &  Alton— 
Sinking  fund  6s,  gold,1903.M&N 
La.&Mo.R..,lst  gd.7s,1900.F&A 
2dg'd.7s,  1900  M&N 

Consol.  gold.  5s,  1988  F&A 
1st,  Term.,  4"ss.  gold,  1934.J&D 
Sterling  6s,  gold,  1902  M&S 
6s,  gold,  1910  M&N 

•  98 
*  70 
(106 

(112 

1   89 
I  86 
*  94 
*  92 
101i« 
*  97iD 
*  61is 
•  87 

1  921* 
*"9"6" 
•100 
•104 

'W 
109 
15 
93 
90 

ib"2"i2 

"96" 

ibo'  " 

100 

5s,  gold,  1927  .  .  .                 J&D 

4^28,  gold,  1933  A&O 

Equ.  Tr.,  Ser.  A,  5s,  '97-99  .  .  A&O 
Do      Ser.  B,5s,'96-1900 
B.&O.Equ.  Co.,  6s,  g.,  g'd.'98-99 
Cen.  O.,  cons.  1st,  4  "as.g.  ,'30.  M  &fc 
Col.  &  Cn.  Md.,4ifl8,l8t,1939.J&J 
Ak.  &  Ch.Ju.,l8t,g.,58,1930.M&N 
Bait.  Belt,  1st,  5s,  g,,  1990  M&M 
Confl.&Oak.—  l8t,5s,g.,'14.M&N 
Mon.  R.,lst,58,gu.,g.,1919.F&A 
Sauu.  Jlans.&N.,  IstM.  7s    190£ 
Soh'lkill  Riv.  East  Side  5s,g.,  1935 

•Flat  price.                          MI.  i..u..i..i.                                   «  In  Amsterdam.                                           In  Frankfort. 

FEBRUARY,  1897.J 


RAILROAD    BONDS. 


II..H.U. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Cuicago  Jt  Alton—  ,  Concluded!— 
MUa.Rlv.  B'dge.lats.f.  g.Gs,1912 
8t.L.J.AC.7s.2d,gu.,'98...JAJ 
Chic.  A  A  ten.  Bridge— 
l«t  6*.  g.,  Jan.  1.  1915  JAJ 

;ioo 

•  44 

•105 
99 
•  90 

•1164 
•103 
•  97 
•100% 
•107 
•  97 
•  92 

• 


50 

bo" 

117 
94" 

Chic.  Rock  I.  &  Pac.—  (Concl'd.)— 
Des  M.  &  Ft.  D.,  1st  4s.  1905  .  .  J&J 
D.M.  A  F.  D.  1st  lnc.2  >«8,'05  .  .  J&J 
Exten.  4s,  1905  J&J 
Keokuk&DcsM.,58.l8t,'23.AAO 
Chlo.  A  St.  L.—  See  Atch.  T.  A  S.  Fe. 
Ohio.  St.  L.  &  N.O.-See  Illinois  Cen. 
Chic.  St.  L.  A  Pitts.—  Sec  Penn.  Co. 
Chic.  St.L.A  Pd.—  SeeSt.L.A.AT.H. 
Ch.  St.  P.*  K.C.—  Pr.  g.  5*.  '34.  .  JAJ 
Ohio  St.  Paul  Minn.  &  Omaha- 
Con.  6s.  1930                           J&D 

35" 
103 

Connecting  (Phila.)—  1st,  6s  .M&S 
Consol.  RR.of  Vt.—  See  Central  Vt 
COT.  &  Cln.  Bd(t.,lst,  g.,48,1915.. 
Cumb.&Ohlo,No.Div.7s,1899.J&D 
Southern  Dlv.  7s,  g'd.!898.M&S 
Cumb.&Penn.l8t,g.,58,1921.M&N 
Current  Riv.—  See  K.  C.  Ft.  S.  &  M. 
Dak.  Cent.—  See  Chic.  &  Northw. 
Dak.  &  Gt.  So.—  See  C.  M.  &  St.  P. 
Dallas  &  Waco—  See  Mo.  K.  &  T. 
Dan.  &  Norw.—  See  N.  Y.  N.  H.  &  H. 
Dayton  &  Mich,  eee  Cin.  H.  &  D. 
Dayton  &  W.—  1st  M.,  6s,  1905.  J&J 
1st  mort..  7s,  1905  J&J 
Dayton*  Union—  ]st,7s,1909  J&D 
Income  6s,  due  after  1910.  .J&D 
Delaware  — 
Gen.  M.  44s,  g.,  ser.  A,  1932J&J 
>el.  &  Bound  Bit—  lst,7s,'05.F&A 
Delaware  &  Hudson- 
Pa.  Dlv.,  7s,  1917  M&S 
Adir.  Ry.,l8t,gu.448,g.,'42.M&N 
Alb.&8.,7s,l8t,oon.,gu.,'06.A&O 
1st,  6s,  cons.,  gu.,g.,  1906.A&O 
Den  5s  Mayl  1897 

I 

•"e'i" 

^100 

106 

•100 

2102 

•1251s 
•129 
122 

'115 

130'... 
•116 

*103 

•117 
•107 

43 

^  37i3 

1O24 
"100 

109 
114 
117 
106 

*100 
•125 

•143 
"100 

•ii"?" 

100 

1  84 

Chic.  Burl.  &  Northern— 
-   f  5»  1926  AAO 

105 
129 

113 

118 

2d  6»  1918                              JA.-I> 

Equipment  5s,  19O3,exten.FAA 
Chicago  Burlington  A  Ouiucy— 
Conwl.  (DOW  1st)  7s,I903..  JAJ 
5»  sinking  fund.  1901  AAO 

5s,  deoenture,  1913  MAN 
Ss.  conv.  deb..  1903  MAS 
Iowa  Div.,8.  f.,  5s,  1919....  AAO 
a.  f.  4x,  1919    AAO 

Ch.St.  P.&M.lstK.  68/18..  MAN 
No.  Wisconsin,  1st  6s,193O.  .JAJ 
St.  P.  Stillwater  &  Tayl's  Falls— 
1st  mort  7s    1908                JAJ 

isT»» 

108 
1174 

116" 

120 

11314 

Denv  Ext.,  eol.tr.  4s,  1922.  FAA 
Sink,  fund  4a.  plain.  1921  .  .MAS 
Chic.  A  la.,  col.  tr.  5s.  1905.F&  A 
Nebraska  Ext..  4s,  1927..  ..MAN 
Atcn.  A  Neb.,  lit,  7s,  1906.  MAS 
Burl.  A  Mo.  (Net..)  lit,  On,'13.  J  AJ 
ConsoL  6s,  non-ex.,  1918.  .JAJ 
4s  (Neb.l,  1910  JAJ 
Han.  A  St.  Jo.,  1st  6»,  1911.  MAS 
Lincoln  A  W.  W..7»,  1910...  JAJ 
Ott.  Oi  w.  A  Fox  R..  8*.  1900.J  AJ 
Bepub.  Val..  1st.  6«,  1919...  JAJ 
Chicago  *  Eastern  Illinois— 
Itt  mort.,  6s.  1907.  link.  fdJAD 
lit.  eonsoL  6*.  fold.  1934..  AAO 
Gen.  c.insol.  lit.  5s,  1937  .  .  MAN 
DanT.  A  G.  CTt,  lit  M.  0*."M  MAN 
Ch.  A  I.  C.  By.-lst  5s,  1936.  JAJ 
Ohio.  Ft.  Mad.  ADeftMoines— 
Istg   5*  1911    JAJ 

8t,P.AS.City,lstg.68,'19..A&O 
Hud.  A  RlT.  F.,  1st  M.  8s,  '08.  J&J 
Sanlt  Ste.  M.  &  Southwest— 
1st  mort,,  5s,  1915             MAN 

•  884 
118 
116 
106 

.  " 

89 
122 

107«i 
20"4 

ii" 

1O 

'99% 
99" 

M 
100 

75" 

-•.".j 
134" 

..j 

lV-ii 
110 

ii'i" 

128 

iY:i" 

Chic.  ATomah.—  See  Chic.  &  Nor. 
Clilo.  A  W.Ind.—  Gen.  g.  68.'32.Q-M 
1st  g.  6s,  s.  f.,  1919  M&N 
Chicago  A  West  Michigan— 
General  5s  1921                     JAD 

125 
119 

118 
107 
104 

•114 
;1234 

•ibs" 

•  934 

•  25 
•  92 
•  97 
60 

* 

•1074 

•:-••  i 
•!:-•_ 
•127 

•!-••. 

1M 

• 

•126" 

• 

-i'a?" 

l 

106" 
119 

•lie 

•108  >• 
•109 
•1161* 
•12« 

• 

•ii6«i 

- 

Chic.ANo.Micn.,58,gu.,'31.M&N 
Choc.  Ok.  A  Gulf—  Pr.  Tn,  g.  6s,  '19 
Oen.  M..  g..  Si,  r.  c.,  1919  JAJ 
Cln.  A  Bait.-  See  B.  A  O.  So'westn. 
Cin.D.AI.—  l8t,g.gd.58,  '41.  MAN 
Cincinnati  Hamilton  &  Dayton  — 
Consol.  S.  F.  7s,  19O5            AAO 

Bluff  Pt.  Land  Imp.  Co.— 
1st  M.,  g.,  guar.,  4e,  1940.  J&J 
Chat-O.  &I.RR.,notgu.  6s,  '29. 
6s,  guar.,  D.  AH.,  1929  

*  75i« 
•108 

•117 
-108 
•104 
•102 
•103 
106 
•111T8 

•  40 
•102 
•  45 



Chateaugay   By.,  1st  6s,    (ltd  , 
Aug.,  1907  FAA 
Bens.  &  Sarato.,  l8t.7s,'21.M&N 
Del  Lack.  &  West.—  M  7s,'07.M&S 
Morris  &  Essex.  l8t,78,'14.M&N 
Conv.  7s,  190O                      J&J 

•105 

•124" 
•1414 
*108 
•113 
•139 
•1314 
•116 

* 



Consol.  mort.,  6s,  19O5  A&O 
Oinsol  5s,  19O5                   AAO 

ibe" 

143 

General  5s,  gold.  1942          J&D 

2d  mort..  gold.  4»as.  1937.  ..JAJ 
Day.  A  Mfch..  1st  58  g-d  ..1911. 
Cln.Ham.AI.,l8t7Bg'd,  1903.JAJ 
Oen.  g.  fts,  1943  J&D 
C.I.St.L.  AC.—  See  C.C.C.  ASt.  L. 
Cln.  Laf  .  A  Chi.—  See  C.  C.  C.  A  St.  L. 
ClnJack.AM.-lst.g.4s,19!U.J&D 
Cln.  Leb.  ANor.—  l»t,58,191ti.J&J 
Cln.  A  Musk.Val.,  1st  7s.l9Ol  .JAJ 
Cln.  Ports.  A  Va.,  l.t  (f.  5s,'25.JAD 
Cln.  Rlcb.A  F.  W.-lst7sg.'21  JAD 
Cln.San.AClev.—  SeeC.C.C.A  - 
Cln.  A«prln«rd—  SeeC.C.C.A  M.L. 
Clearfl'd  A  Jeff—  1st.  6s,  1927.  JAJ 
Clearf.  A  Mahonlng—  See  B.  B.A  P. 
Cleveland  Akron  A  Columbns  — 
Gen  gold  SB.  1927                 MAS 

08*3 
110 

ii'jij 

44 

1O5 
60 
100 

11214 

79  1871-1901                       A&O 

Chic.  A  Or.  Trnnk-lst  g  6*.  19OO 
N.W.Gr.  Tr.,  1st  M..  6ft,  1910JAJ 
M..  f..  5s.  Jan.  1.  1922.  ..JAJ 
Chle.  A  rc.  Ry.-See  Chle.A  E.I11. 
Chic.  A  Mllw.-See  Chle.  A  N.  W. 
Chicago  Milwaukee  A  St.  Paul- 
Oen?.  jr..  4«,  ner.  A..  1980  ....  JAJ 
M.  A  81.  P..  Int.  8s,  P.  D./96.  FA  A 
P.  D..2dM.,73-10s,1898..F*A 
R.  I).,  Int.  *  gold.  7s.  1902  .  .JAJ 
R.  D..  lot!*  gold.  7s,  1902!  JAJ 
I.  A  M..  1st  OODT.  7s.  1897..  JAJ 
la.  A  Dak..  1st  eonT.7s,1899.  JAJ 
Exten.  7*.  1908  JAJ 
Chle.*  Mllw.,lstM.,7s,1903  JAJ 
Ine«  COOT.,  s.  f.,  5s.  1916.  .JAJ 
1st  eons.  pr.  lien  7s.  19O4...J&J 
Chle.  A  M:  oonsol.  7«.  19O5..JAJ 
Fargo  *  80    (.6aWd.1924.JAJ 
Dnboqae  Dir..  1st.  6ft,  llttOJ  AJ 
Bonthw.  Dlr..  1st,  6s.  1909.  .JAJ 
Dak.A  (It.  8o..lst(.5s,1918.JAJ 
La,  A  D.  Dlr..  1st.  5s.  1919.  JAJ 
Bo.  Minn.,  lot.  0*.  1910.  JAJ 
B.  A  I>ak.  Bit..  1st.  7s.  '10.  JAJ 
1st  M.S«.  1910  JAJ 
Cklc.  A  Pae.  Dlv..  rt«.  1910.  .JAJ 
West'n  Dlr..  gold  5s,  1921  JAJ 
Ch.  A  Mn.  BIT..  1st  So.  1926JAJ 
Mineral  Pt.  I>lv..  5s.  191O.  .  .JAJ 
Cblc.  A  I-  Sup.  I>lT..if.  „%•.••_•  1  J&J 
Wls.  A  Minn.  Dlr..  g.  -...-.'I  JAJ 
Win.  Val 
•    11HH*                          JAJ 

7s,  1st,  con.,  guar.,  1915.  .J&D 
N.Y.Lac.&W.—  lst,6s,g'd'21.J&J 
2d.  5s,  it'  A,  constr.,  1923..  F&A 
3d  M.,  Ter.  4s,  g'd,  1923..  M&N 
Oswego  &  Syr.—  Gu.,  5s,  '23,  M&N 
Consol.  mort.,  7s,  19O7...M&S 
Sy.B.  &  N.Y.,  C,>n.7s,K'd,'06A&O 
Valley,  N.Y.,  1st,  5s,  191  1  .  .F&  A 
Warren,  1st,  con.  7s.  1905..  M&S 
2d.  now  let,  7s,  19OOA15&O15 
Del.  River  RR.  &  bridge— 
1st  g'd.  g.,  48,  1936  FAA 
Del.Su8.&S.RR.l8t,g.6s,19O9A&O 
Den.  &  Rio  Grande  — 
1st  7s,  gold,  19OO  M&N 





•12O 
"124 
•104 
•112 
•107 

•105 

'.'.'.'.". 

•112 

108 

«100i« 

•  854 

"lllH 

• 

•"s's" 

*  82 
•  7S 

55 

Impr.,  gojd,  5«,  1928  J&D 
1st,  con.,  g.,4s,  1936  J&J 
Des  M.  &  F.  D.—  See  C.  R.  I.  &  Pac. 
Den  M.  &  Minn.—  See  Chlo.  &  N.W. 
Det.G.Haven  &  Mil.—  Eq.  (is.  1918 
Con.  mort.,  guar.,  6s,  1918  .  .A&O 
Detroit  Lansing  A  Northern— 
1st,  7s.  1907,  trust  receipts.  J&J 
Ionia  A  Laus  —1st,  5s,  1899 

884 
88%, 

'.*•- 
85 

60 

Eq.  tr.  and  2d  M..  K.,6<>.1930.FA  A 
Clere.  A  Canton—  1M,  5s,  1917  .JAJ 
Eng.  Tr.  Co.  certificates  .  . 

'  70 

*»82 

•"92" 
•  80 

75 
13 
18 

84 
90 
02  4 

88" 
90 
110 

Kqulp.  2dg.  58.1917  AO 
W.  A  C.,  1st  g.  58,1928  JAD 
Olere.  Cln.  Chic.  A  St.  Louis- 
General  4s,  gold   1993           JAD 

Cairo  DlT..  1st  g.  4s,  1939.  ..  .JAJ 
St.  I-.DlT.,l8t.col.tr.(t.4s/90  MAN 
White  W.  V.  WT..lst,4B,g.'40J  AJ 
C.  W.AM.  Dlv..  1st,  4c.-  .•!*!  .l.v.l 
Spr.ACol.DlT..4B.lst.it.,I40.MA8 
Cln.San.ACleT.g.con.Ss,  '28.JAJ 
Col.  Spr.  ACln.,lBt78.1901.MA8 
Cln.  Lat.A  Chic.,  *.,7s.l9Ol.MA8 
Ind.  AStL..  1st  7s,  1SM9...AAO 
C.I.8t.L.AC.,l«t,4n,g.,136..&-F 
6s,  con.   192O                   .  MAN 

Gen.,  g.,  4s.  Apr.  1,   1946.  .A&O 
Detroit  &  Mack.— 
Prior  lien,  g.,  4s,  1995  J&D 
Mort.  gold.  Is,  1995  J&D 

•  8O 
•  60 

•  194 

*  99 
•10O 

•100 
•1OO 

* 

•  25 

s> 

ii's" 

•1084 

•108 

•1184 
•105 

•1<N'._ 
•1174 
•110 
•112 
•100 

I 

riio" 

•  OS's 
•  624 
•134 
•100 
*1064 

•103 
•111 
•133 
•100 

•100 
•1054 
•105 

•101 
•103 
*  90 

*  82 
*     5 

•100 

•"e's" 

95 
70 

22 
102 

•  80 
105 
•106 
>10fl 
188 
•  98 
•107 

1,M 

•10« 
«  74 
•  10 
•108 
•102 

* 

•i?2" 

•125 

• 
*'  *" 

• 

Detroit  Mac.  &  Marq.  — 
Land  trrant.  34s,  1911  ,AiO 
Detroit  M.  A  Tol.—  See  L.  S.  &M.  8. 
Duliith&IrotiRB.— 
1st  5s  1937                             A&O 

•ibs" 

•1  10 
:;- 
190 
•111* 
•118 
•118>t 

* 

hi" 

...... 

2d  mort..  6s,  1916                  J&J 

Terminals*,  (old.  1014  JAJ 
Mil  w.A  No.,  0»,  1st  M.L/10..JAD 
6s,  1st.  oooftol.,  1913  JAD 
Ch.  J  u.  Rv..ABfk  Y'rts-  See  Mlseel. 
t-aoefh.AWest.Mirh. 
:  •.  .  Mm..  Ss.  *..  1940.  AAO 
-  Tract  Co.  snic  cert* 



Cincinnati  A  Sprlntrtleld- 
7s,  C.  C.  C.  A  I.,  1901  AAO 
7s.gn.L-8.  AM.8.,1901.  AAO 

!                                                                 \ 

2d  eons.  Inoome  4s,  199O.  Apr  1 
Id.  Blm.AW..78,l«t.pf.,1900.J*J 
O.Ind.  AW.  .g.SK.l.t.pf..  11138.  t£-J 
OPT.  Col.  Cln.  A  IcdlanapollB— 
1st.  s.  f.  7«,  1899  MAN 
Consol  mort    7«  1914          JAD 

112 
111 

Duluth  &  Man.—  Sec  No.  Pacific. 
Dul.  M.  &  N.,  1st,  g.,  88,  1922.  J&J 
2dcou.  M..  g.,6s.  1923  J&J 
Diiluth  Red  W.  A  80.- 
1st,  g..5s.  1928  J&J 
Diil.S.Sh.AAtl.—  lst,g.,5s,'37.J4J 
Dul.  Short  Line—  See  St.  P.  A  Dili. 
Duln.  Trans.—  1st,  g.,  68.1921.J&J 
Dnn.  War.  A  P.—  See  N.Y.  O.  &  H.  R. 
Dutchess  Co.—  See  Phlla.  A  Read. 
East  Trim.  Va.  A  Ga.—  See  So.  Ry. 
East  Shore  Ter.—  l8t,5s,g.,'15.F&A 
Eastern  Mass.—  6s,  g.,  1900.  .  .M&8 
Eastern  Minn.—  See  St.  P.  M.  &  M. 

75 
1004 

40 

60 
120 

110 

18 

•  424 

•141 
•117 

• 

45 

141\ 

lie" 

Chicago  A  Northwestern- 
Con.!,  f.  7s.  1915  0-K 
00.  con.,  ('  7s,  op.,  1902.  jll) 
ttaktec  road  «s.  re«-.,  1929.  AAO 
fts7l929                                AAO 



Gen  eon    g  ,  6s,  1934          JAJ 

•10H 
•lll«t 

•'.,.., 

•lll«t 

-'.-_•'• 

•104 
•115 
•110 
•104 

•no 

• 

•ibo" 

• 
•;,,•. 
•;,    , 
•127 
100 
•100 
•127 
•115 
•185 

•no 

• 

\iz 

126" 
100 

•131 
•127 

Con.  sink,  fund,  7s,  1914  ...JAD 
CleT.  Lor.  A  W.-Con.g.5s/33.  A  AO 
Gen.  g.  5s.  1936  (when  Iss.)  JAD 

ibiVi 

Sink,  f  d.  deben  i  5s.'  1983.  .  .  MAM 
»-reardeb.  5s.l90W  MAN 

107>i 

3O-rear  deb.  9*.  1921  AAO 
Extern.  bonds.4s.l926    FAA  15 
Iowa  Dlv..  lftt.4%*.  19O2...AAO 
Xseao.A  L-Bap..  lst-6ft,  1901  JAJ 
De>M.  A  Mlnn..lst,7s.  19O7.FAA 
Iowa  Mid.,  1st  M..  Hs.  1900.  AAO 
Chic.  A  Mil..  1st  M.,7s.  1898.JAJ 
OhJc,M.AN  W.lrt.a.,1905  MAN 
Wlnona  A  St.  l»..2d.7s.l9u7.M  AN 
1st  exton.,  7s.  (old,  1916.  JAD 
Mil.  A  Mad.,  1st.  6s.  1906..  .MAS 
A8t-F.,5«,  1909.MA8 
North.  III.,  1-t.Ss,  1U10.....M&8 
Madison  ext,.l»t  *.7«,  l'*l  l.AAO 
Maple  Rlv  .  l.t  M.7s.  1897..  JAJ 
ManhOeld  ext..  1  M.  5*.'2-J.AAO 
Mr»os»laf««it..l«tc  7..M1.JAD 
MrDonlnee  BIT.,  l-i.  ?«.•<•«  JAJ 
Northwf-»t.i:n..l.i. 
.19OA.MAN 
o.  6*.  1907.  MAS 
OdarB.AM..lst,7s,1916.MA> 
2d  mort..  7..  1909  JAD 
mm.  Elk.  A  Mo.  V.,8ft/33.AAO 
fjastenped 

Equip,  note*  5s,  Hurt  JAJ 
Cleveland  Term.  A  Valley— 
1st.  4s,  «..  1995  ..                  MAN 

*  65 

*103 
•118 

» 
•"65" 

* 

*"i5«i 

•  6O 
•  50 

* 

75 

Ellzab.  Lex.  A  Big  S.—  See  C.  A  O. 
Klrnlra  Cort.  A  Nor.—  See  Leh.  Val. 
Klnilra  StateL.     1st  M.7s  '05  A&O 

Cler.  T.V.AW..  1st.  7s,  1898.  .AAO 
CleT.AMah.Vai.-Con.88.  g.'SSJ  AJ 
CleT.  A  Marietta—  See  Penn.  BR. 
CleTeUnd  A  PltUi.-See  Penn.  Co. 
Coenr  d'Alene  Ry.—  See  Nor.  Pac. 
OoL  MM.,  1st,  gold.  "«.  1936...  JAD 
Eng.  Tr.  Co.  Certfs.  of  Dep.... 
Con.  4s,  x.  g.,  stp.iniar.,  '40.FAA 
Eng.  Tr.  Co.  Certlfs.  assented.. 
Aspen  8b.  L.-1M,  g.,  8s.,'10.  JAJ 
Bask.Tun.lstM.gtd.L 
Col.  BiTer  Bridge.  See  I.  A  ut.  No. 
r,.|.iinl>laAOr.—  See  Southern  Ry 
OoL  A  C.  Mld.-See  Bait.  A  Ohio. 
OoL  New.  A  L.-lnt,g.6s,1987.JAJ 
Columbus  UiK-klnit  Valley  *  T.— 
Cons,  g   5s,  1931  MAS 

123 

"70' 

"164 

"so" 

88 
764 

"(is" 

104 

Elmlra  A  Wllllainsport.— 
1st,  6s  COUT  1910        ..       J&J 

no 

Income  5s,  2862  A&O 
Erie—  7s,  1st,  ext..  1897  M&N 

ibijii 

142" 
144 
94% 

i"27>t 
138 

5s,  2d,  ext.,  gold,  1919  M&S 
4  4s.  3d,  ext.,  gold,  1923.  .  .  .M&S 
SB,  4th.  ext.,  gold,  1920  A&O 
48,  5th,  ext.,  gold,  1928  J&D 
78,  1st,  con.  g.,  1920  M&8 
78,lst,con.,g,fundcon.l920.M&S 
Prior  lieu  g.  4s,  1996  J&J 



Gen.  Urn  g.  3-4s,  1996  J&J 
Buff.  N.  Y.&  E.,  1st.  7s,  1916.J&D 
Buff.  &  So.  W.,  lst.6s,(?.190S.J&J 
Jeff.  RR..  1st.  SB,  gil.,  g.,  '09.  A&O 
Chic.  &  Atlantic  Term.— 
1st,  M.,  g..  5s,  1918  J&J 
Ch.  A  Erie,  5s,  1st,  g.,  1082.  M&N 
Long  Dock,  6s,  con.,g.,1935A&O 
Newb.  A  N.Y..  1st,  5s,  1929.J&J 
N.  Y.  L.  E.  &  W.  C.  &  RR.- 
1st,  6s,  cur.,  guar.,  1922..  M&N 
N.  Y.  L.  E.  &  W.  D.  &  I.  Co.- 
1st,  6s,  ear,,  1913  J&J 
Susp.  Bridge  &  Erie  Junct.— 
Ist.g'dTB,  190O  JAJ 

•  75 
•  71 

• 

106 



Oen.  6s.  gold.  1904  JAD 
Oen   Lien  4«.  1996  

129" 

Ool.AHook.V.,li«t,7s,>97..AAO 
Col.  A  Toledo.  1st.  7s,  19O6.  .  FAA 
2d  m<.rt..7«,  I'.IOO  MAS 
OhloA  W.  Vn.,lst,7s.l910.MAN 
Cartrnstn.  f.  it.,  6s.  19O4....O-J 
Ohio  Ijmd  A  Ry..e.«».  1914.JAJ 
WeUs.AJack.,lst6s.  «r..g'd.  1915 
CoI.A  Ind.Cen.—  See  P.C.C.A8t.L 
ColnmbusSanduskyA  Hocking— 
1st  mort..  5s.  Sold.  19OO...A&O 
O>n.  mort.,  2>«-4s,  g.,  1946  .  J.«J 
Income  4s,  g..  1!)45  FAA 
Zanenv.  Ter..  1st,  g..5s,194O.  JAJ 
Col.Ter.A-Tr.ro.-5s,  1943.MA8 
Col.Conncct.  ATer.—  See  Norf.AW 
Concord  A  Mont.—  48,1920..  .  .  J  AD 
B.C.  A  M..lmp.  68.1911  JAJ 
Conn.A  PuMiim.—  l8t.g.4s,'43AAO 
New.  A  Rli-lL.g'd  -I*.  1911.  .J.rJ 
(••inn    River.-'i»ld4s,  1943..  MAS 
S.Tip.  I".  !»<':>  J*J 

•iba 

•112 
•104 
•HO 
•  95 
•  80 

• 
w 

•"ii" 

s> 

•'55" 

•  80 

103 
1221s 
10213 
105 
101 

03 

ii'e' 

100 
85 
100 

90 
20 
10 

M<MuC1t7APae.,6N.  1st,  '9H.  JAJ 
»ankee  Lake  Shore  A  Wn- 
Co«.  1st  6ft.  (Old.  1921...  MAN 
l.t  R.  as.  1924  JAJ 
Ashland  DtT..lstjt6a,p3».MAS 
fooT.  deb.  f.  5«.  19O7  FAA 
Ext,Atanp..».f.jr.,5*,1929.FAA 
IIL-..II,.  ......•••::              MX'. 
Bt-P.A  E-Ur.TT  .lut.Osjr'iri  JAJ 

132% 

•io6>j 
•114 
•104 

•!•'- 

Erie  &  Pittiiburg— 
Con.  M.,  78,  1198  J&J 
Equipment,  7s,  1900  A&O 
Gen.  M.,  g.,  guar.,  4s,  1940  .J&J 



115 

Chi.  Pad.*  Men. 
«»a«o  Peorla  A  St.  Loo  1s- 
IstBOTl..  (.,4ft.  1925  JAJ 

* 

•  47 
•     8 

•IMH 
101 

•105 

••-. 

15 

ibi" 

iuf 

95 
105 

Escanaba  &  L.  8u.—  See  Chl.&  N.  W. 
Eureka  Springs.  Ry.— 
l«t,  6s,  ii.,  1933  F&A 

70 
1O 

ibs" 

78 

3d  «•*.&.«.  4*.  1945..  Jan.  1 
Chicago  Boek  I.land  A  Paollle- 
X.  6s,  1917.  coup  JAJ 
Krten.andeol.5..  I'.tti  JAJ 
30-Tear  deb*,.  S«.  1921  MAS 
OWe.  A  8.  W.-l  «t.  7«.  1W.  .  .  M  AN 

Evansville  &  Indiana  — 
Ter.H.&S'eaBt.  1st,  7s,1909.M&8 
Ev.AIn.,lst,K.,R'd  6s.  '24J&J 
Consol.,  g.,  g'd,  8s,  1926  ..J&J 
u--™-.   Rock"  A  B.—Sw  !,.!>!.*«*.  I, 

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Evansville  &  Terre  Haute— 
1st,  con.,  g.,  6s.  1921  J&J 
lst,geu.  5s,  gold,  1942  A&O 
Mt.  Vernon,  1st,  6s,  g.,  '23..  A&O 
Sul.  Co.  Br.,  1st,  g.,  5s,  1930.  A&O 
E.T.  H.&Chlc.-l8t,68,g.,1900M&N 
2d  6s  gold  1900         J&J 

•108 
80 

110 
95 
102 
80 

tud.  Deo.&Sp.—  1st,  7s,  1906.A&O 

• 

Lexington  A  Eastern— 
1st  g.5s,  1900  J&J 
Gen  mort.  5s,  1935.       .  ..A&O 

'"is" 
*  45 

95 
30 

to 

12 
115 
90 

-   27 

* 
* 

•  90 
•118 
•102 

•11919 
•  75 
*  27 

•100 
•  96 
•  90 

•127ifl 

101 
90 

85 

125" 
105 

11913 
78 

End.  Dec.  &  Western— 
1st  g.,  5s,  1935  J&J 
Ind.  111.  &  la.—  1st,  4s.  1939  .  .  .J&D 
1st  ext.,  g.,  5s,  1943  
Indiana  &  Lake  Michigan— 
IstM.,  g.,  5s,  1939  M&S 
Ind.  &  St.  L.—  See  C.  C.  O.  &  St.  L.  . 

Lima  North.—  1st.  g.,  5s,1945.  A&O 
Lincoln  &  No'westu—  See  C.  B.  &O. 

•102 
•100 
*  95 

101 
101H) 
105is 
109 
100H 
107 
100  1« 
101 

10114 

101% 
102 
•114 
*  80 

*108 
I  75 

a  99 
a  98i4 
*  74 
•  70 

*  45 
•101 

*""" 

jitch.Car.&W.—  lBt,6B,g.,'16.J&J 

•110 
70 

Little  Miami- 
Renewal  5s,  1912  M&N 

Falrm'iit  Morganstown  A  Plttsb. 
1st,  4i«8,  1993  M&8 
Fargo  &  So.—  See  Chic.  M.  &  St.  P. 
F.  Ft.W.  &  W.,lst,  g,  58,  1915.  .J&J 
Income,  5s,  1945  J&J 
Fltchburg— 

100 

95 
25 

iozij 

Little  Rock  &  Ft.  8.— 
1st  7s  i905                            J&J 

ml.  &  Vin.—  1st,  7s,  1908  F&A 
2dmort.,  6s,g.,  gu.,  1900..  M&N 
International  &  (it.  Northern- 
Is!  6s  1919          ....     .        M&N 

L.  Rock  &  Morn.-  1st,  5s,  1937.M&S 
Engraved  Trust  Co.  certificates. 
Long  Br.  &  Sea  8h.—  See  C.  of  N.  J. 
Long  Dock—  See  Erie. 
Long  Island—  1st,  7s,  1898..  M&N 
2d  mortgage,  7s,  1918  F&A 

*  20 

*105i« 
•120 
•114 
•  83 
•104 
*  C3 
-  84 
<10* 

25 
105  Kg 

iif" 

106" 
100 
90 
100 

107" 

2d,'4is-58,  1909  M&S 
3d  48  gold,  1921  M&S 

58  1903      J&I) 

Colorado  River  Bridge— 
IstM.  7s,  1920  M&N 

"g'eis 

1st,  eonsol.,  g.,  5s,  1931  G-J 
Gen.  mort.,  g.,  4s,  1938  J&D 

58,1908  M&N 

4is,  1897  M&S 
4138  1914                   M&N 

KeithsbnrgBr.,l8t,6s,1925.J&D 
Iowa  Falls  &  S.  C.—  lst.7s,'17.A&O 
Iowa  Midland—  See  Chic.  &  N.  W. 
Jacksonville  &  St.  Louis- 
cons.,  g.,  5s,  1925,  when  Iss.A&O 
Income  4s.  1935,  when  IBB..  J&J 
Jack.*  So.East.—  1st  6s,  '10.  J&J 
Jaok.SU  Aug.  &Ind.R.6a,1918.F&  A 

Ferry,  l8t,4ia8,con.g.,  1922.M&S 
4s,  gold,  193i  J&D 
Debenture  gold  58,  1934.  ..J&D 
N.  8h.  Br.,  let,  con.  5s,  g.,'32.Q-J 
N.Y.  &R'k'y—  1st  7s,  1901.  A&O 
N.Y.&  R.B.—  lst,g.,58,1927.M&8 
2d  mort.,  inc.,  1927  
N.Y.Bklyn.&  M.B.,l8t,g.,5s,1935 
Brook.&Mon.,lst,g.6s,1911M*S 
1st,  5s,  1911  M&S 

4s  1905                      J&D 

95 
60 
100 
40 
65 

4s  19O7                                   .A&C 

48|l915  

4s,  July  1.  1910  

102% 

*"7S" 

•  94 

* 

*102" 

•114 
•104 

Flint  &P.Marq.,lstM.g.68,'20A&O 
1st,  con.,  gold,  5s,  1939  M&N 
Holly  Wayne  &  Monroe  RR.— 
1st  88,  Jan.  1901  J&J 
Port  Huron  Dlv.,  g,  5s,  1939.... 
Construction  7s,  1  099  A&O 
Florida  Central  &  Peninsula- 
let  gold  5s   1918          J&J 

116 

84 

"78" 

* 

Con  M  6s   1940                     M&S 

Jacksonville'  Terminal— 
1st  M.,58,g.,g'd,July  1.1939.J&J 
James  Riv.  Valley—  See  Nor.  Pac. 
Jeffersou—  See  Erie. 
Jeff.  Mad.  &  Ind.—  See  P.  O.C.&  8t.L. 
Joliet&N.Ind.—  1st  M.  7s,  1907... 
Juuctlon(Puila.)—  2d,6s,1900.A&O 
1st  4138  1907      .  .         .  J&J 

*  98 

•116 
•109 
•103 

102 

2d,5s,  1938  J&D 
L.  I.  City&  F.—  1st,  6s,  1911.M&N 
2d  58,  1937  M&N 

•  92 
•112 
*1OO 

# 

ii'e" 

105 

N.Y.BayExt.R.,lst,58,g.,'43.J&J 
Mon.Ex.RR.lstM.gu.5e.'45.J&J 
Louisiana  &  Mo.  Riv.—  See  Chi.  &  A. 
La.  Western—  l8t,6s,  1921  J&J 
Louisv.  Cin.  &  Lex.  -See  L.  &  N. 
Louisville  Ev.  &  St.  L.— 
Receiver's  certs.,  6s,  1896.M&N 
1st  6s  1926.                       .  .A&O 

1st!  L  g.  ext.  5s,  gold,  1930..  J&J 
1st.  con.  5s,  gold,  1943  J&J 
So.  Bound,  1st  g.,  5s,1941.AAO. 
Florida  Southern— 
1st  M.,  g,  g'd,  313-48,  1945..  J&J 
Ft.  St.  Un.  Dep.Co.—  4is8,g.,'41.  J&J 
Ft.  Smith  &  V7B.B.—  SeeSt.L  &  S.  F. 
Ft.  Worth  &  Den.C.—  lst,g.,6s,1921 

"so" 

73 

65 
110 

56% 

•107 

•  95 
•100 
•  92 

ibi" 

Kalainaz.  Al.&G.R.—  See  L.S.&M.8. 
Kanaw.  &  Mich.—  See  Tol.  &  O.  C. 
Kansas  City  &  Atlautto- 
1st  6s  g  1913 

60 

108 
70 

E.  R.  &  E.  Div.,  1st,  6s,  1921.J&.T 
H.  T.  C.  &  C.,  let,  6s,  1927.  .  .A&O 
2d  mort   2-os  gold,  1936    

Kans'as  C.  Belt^lst,  6s,  191  6.  .J&J 
Kan.  C.Clinton  &8p.—  lst,5s,1925. 
Pleas.  Hill  &  De  soto,  1st,  7s  '07. 
Kan.  City  Ft.  Scott  &  Memphis- 
let  6s  1928                          M&N 

•104 
50 
95 

75 
50 
•100 
•102 
108 
95 
•  97 

65 

18 
65 
*  45 

118 
105 
105 

68 

50 
75 

3413 
11 

Ft.w!  &  R.  G.-lst,  5s,  g.,  1928.  J&J 
Foxbury  Br.—  See  Pitt.  &  West. 
Fre.  Klk  &  Mo.  Riv.—  See  C.  &  N.  W. 
Gainesville  Jeff.  &  Southern— 
1st,  7s,  1911  J&J 
Gftlv.  Harrisb'g  &  San  Antonio— 
1st  6s  gold  1910                  F&A 

*  40 

* 

•102 
•  96 

•  88 
*  81 

•102 

*  78 
•104 
*  49 

*  81 

•ibo" 

•107 
•109 
*  97 

*  80 

•106 
•105 
*104 
"106 

*  98 

*  80 

•"so" 

•111 

43 
75 

Consol.  g.,  5e,  1939,  certife..  J&J 
Gen.,  gold,  4s,  1943  M&S 
Venice&Car..  l8tM.,6s,1900J&D 
let  mort,  6s,  1902  J&D 
Louisville  Henderson  &  St.  L.  — 
1st  mort.,  g.,  5s,  1946  JJ;J 
Louisville  &  Jefferson  Bridge- 
Guaranteed  gold  4s,  1945..  M&S 
Louisville  &  Nashville  — 
Consol  1st  7s  1898         .  .A&O 

•'"7" 
•100 
•IOO 

84 

•10538 

'108 
•11813 
•100 
•1121s 
•115 

105% 
127 
(112 
112 
•105 
•111 
•101 
•108 
•116 
•  55 
•107 
U06 
•100 
•  9313 
•100 
*  79i2 
•100 
•100 
•  84 
•  88 

•11178 
•  84 
•  42 
•106 
•  65 

10312 
10813 
132 

101 
110 
lOlis 
107 
100 

95 
107 
102 

•102 
*  8O 
•  12 

80 
60 

Current  Riv.,  1st,  5s,  1927..A&O 
Rich  Hill  RR.,  1st,  7s,  1910.M&S 
Mein.K.&Col.lstM.7s.l910.M&S 
K.C.Ft.8.&G.,  1st,  7s,  1908.  ..J&D 
K.C.&M.R.&  B.,ls,5s,g.,'29.  .  .A&O 
Kan  &  Mo  1st  M.  5s,  1922 

86 
84 

106 
111 
11913 

2dinort    7s'l905      J&D 

'85" 

104 
80 

'53" 

am 

96 
102 

109 
100 

Mex.  &  P.  Div.,  lst,5s.l931.M&N 
Gal  Hous  &Heu     1st  5s  f!3  A&O 

Georgia  &  Alabama  — 
1st  pref..  g.,  58.1945  
1st  con.  M.,  g.,  5s,  1945  J&J 
Geo.  Cr.  &  Cumb.—  1st,  6s,'09.A&O 
Geor.  Mid.—  l6tM.,g.38,1946.A&O 

Kansas  City  Memphis  &  Bir.— 
Gen.  4s,  1934  M&S. 

68 
19 

Cecilian  Br.,  7s,  1907  M&S 
N.  O.  &  Mobile  let,  6s,  1930..J&J 
2d.  6s,  1930  J&J 
E.  H.  &N.  let,  6s,  1919  J&D 
Gen  mort    68  1930              J&D 

Income  5s  1934                Sept.  1 

Blr.  equip.,  6s,  g.,  gu.,  1903.  M&8 
Kan.  C.  &  N.W.lst  M.  5s,1933.J&J 
Kan.  C.  &  Omaha—  See  St.  J.  &  G  .  I. 
Kan.  City  &  Pac.—  See  M.  K.  &  T. 
K.  C.  St.  J  &  C.  B.—  M.  7s,  1907.  J&J 
Nodaway  Val.,  lst,7s,  1920.J&D 
Tarkio  Val.,  1st  M.  7s,1920.J&D 
Kan.  C.  &  So.W'n.—  See  St.  L&S.  F. 
Kan  C  Pitts  &Gulf    1st,  5s.  A&O 

65 
120 

Georg.  Car.  &N.—  lst,5s,g.,'29.J&J 
Ga.  So.  &  Fl.—  1st,  g.,  5s,  1945  .  J&J 
Ga.  ER.  &  Banking  Co.,  6s,  1897.. 
6s,Jan.  1,1910  J&J 
6s  Jan  1   1922                       J&J 

Lou.  0.  &  Lex.—  Gen.  6e,  red.  to 
4136,  Nov.,  1931  M&N 
2d  inort.,  7s,  1907  A&O 
Mem.&O.,stl.M.,7s,g.,'01..J&D 
Louis.  Ry.  T.  Co.,  1st,  8s,'01.M&N 
M.Clarksv.&L,  etl.6s,  g.,'02.F&A 
Maysv.&  Lex.lstM.7s,1906.J&J 
L.&N.,  Mob.&Mont.4138,'45.Mj£S 
PensacolaDiv.  ,  lst,6e,  1920.M&S 
St.  Louie  Div.,  1st,  6s,  1921.  M&S 
2d  3s    1980                          M&S 

lOGia 
128 
116 
114 

70 
100 
92 

1st  5s  Jan  1  1922                 J&J 

Gettysburg  &  Har.  Ry.— 
Cons  5s  g.  g'd,  1926      A&O 

95 

Kan.  C.  Sub.  Belt—  1st,  6s,'20.  J&D 
Con.  Term.  1st,  g.,  5s,  1922.J&J 
Kan.  C.  Union  Ter.,  58,1923.  F&A 
Kan.  C.  &  Ind.  Air  L.,  5s,'22.M&S 
Kan.  C.  Wat.  &  Gulf— 
1st  M.,  g.,  f>8,  Jan.  1,  1930...  J&J 
Kansas  laid.—  See  St.  L.  &  S.  F. 
Kansas  Pacittc—  See  Union  Pac 
Keithsburg  Br.—  See  Iowa  Cent. 
Kentucky  Central  —  SeeL.  &N. 
Ken  &Ind  Bd     1st  g  5s  '11  M&S 

116 

ioo" 

*  98 

* 

*  35 

* 

•11313 
•100% 
•103 

•105% 
•123 
•10*13 
•111 
•119ie 
•116 
•112 

•  80 
*  90 

•ibs" 

•100 
•100 

•104 
(  99 
*124ia 

•ibi" 

•101 
•132 

Grand  Rapids  &  Ind.— 
1st,  1.  g.,  s.  f.  g'd,  7s,  g.,  '99,  J&J 
1st  mort.,  7s,l.  g.,g.,notgu.A&C 
IstM.g,  7s,  not  1.  g.,  1899..  A&O 
Exten  1st  g,  4*3,  1941.    ..  J&J 

U2 
60 

100 
35 
70 

40 
72 

ibiii 

104 
106 

Naeh.  &  Dec.,  1st,  7e,  1900.  .J&J 
So.&No.  Ala.*.,  guar.  6s,  1903... 
S.  F.,6s,  1910  M&N 
Cons,  mort.,  guar.,  5s,  1936  — 
50-year,  gold,  5s,  1937  M&N 
Unified  4s  gold  1940            J&J 

108 

99 
85 

ibo" 

109 
110 
9414 
101 

Muskegon  Div.,  g,  5s,  1926.  J&J 
Or.  Rap.  L.  &  D.—  See  Dot.  L.  &  No 
GreatNo.-  Col.tr.  48,  g.,1902.M&S 
Greenwood  Anderson  &  West.  — 
1st  M.,  g.,  5s,  1936  J&J 
Han.  &  St.  Jo.—  See  C.  B.  &  Q. 
Harrisb.  P.,  Ac.—  1st,  4s,  1913  .J&J 
Hart.  &  Conn.  West—  5s,  1903.  J&J 
Hel.  &  Red  Mt.—  See  Nor.  Pacific. 
Henderson  Bridge  Co.— 
1st  M.,  gold,  6s,  1931  M&8 
Hot.  Spr.  RR.—  1st,  g.,  5s,  '33.M&N 
Housatonic—  See  N.  Y.  N.  H.  &  H. 
Hou8t.E&W.T.-lst,5s,g.,'33.M&N 
Houston  &  Texas  Central- 
ist, Waco  &  Nor.,  7s,  1903...  J&J 
1st,  1.  g..  g.,  5s,  1937  J&J 
Consol.,  1.  g.,  gold.  6s,  1912.A&O 
Debenture  6s,  1897  A&O 
Debenture  4s,  1897  A&O 
Gen.,  gold,  4s,  1921  A&O 

2d  M.,  gold.  5s,  1919  A&O 
Term.,  gold,  5s,  1916  J&D 
New  Albany  Belt  &  Terminal— 
IstM.,  gold,  6s,  1920  J&D 
Keokuk  &  Des  M.—  See  C.  R.  I.  &  P. 
Keokuk  &  Ham.  Bridge  — 
IstM.  8s,  1899  A&O 
Kuoxv.  &  Ohio—  See  Southern  Ry. 
LakeE.  &West.—  1st,  g.,5s,'37.J&J 
2d,  g.,  5s,  1941  J&J 

Pensa.&AtF.,lstt>s,gu.,'21.F&A 
Col.tr.,  gold,  5s,  1931  M&N 
Nas.F.&8.,lst,gu.,g.,5e,'37.F&A 
Ky.  Cent.,  4s,  gold,  1987  J&J 
Louisville  N.  A.  &  Chicago— 
1st  6s,  1910  J&J 

88 
901* 

Con.  mort.,  6s,  1916  A&O 
Gen.  M.,  g.,  5s,  1940,  certs.M&N 
C.  &  I.  Div.,  6e,  gold,  1911..F&A 
Equipment  5s,  1914    

90 

55 

•  46 
•125 

•ibi" 

* 

'"98" 

•  64 

•103 
•100 
•107 

U  13 
J100 
•102 
•100 

aoo 
;ioi 

ribi" 

HI  >s 
/  90 
*102 
•102 

* 

•ii'9" 

1% 

*i"66" 

* 

107 

No.  Ohio,  1st,  guar.,  g.,  5s,  1945 
Lake  Shore  &  Michigan  So.  — 
Buff.  &  E.,  new  b.,  M.  7s,'98.A&O 
Det.  Mon.  &  Col.—  lst,7s,'06.F&A 
Lake  Shore  Div.,  7s,1899.  ..A&O 
LakeS.,  cons.  1st,  7s,  1900..  .J&J 
Cons.  2d,  7s,  1903  J&D 
Mahon.  C.  RR.    1st,  5s,  1934.  J&J 

Mahoning  Coal—  See  L.  S.  &  M.  S. 
Maine  Central- 
Mortgage  7s,  1898  .  J&J 

105 
108 

ioo" 
"e'eis 

Exten.  bonds,  6e,  g.  ,  1900.  ..  A&O 
Cons.,  7s,  1912  A&O 
Knox.  &  Line.,  1st  M.,  Pen.  Sh. 
line  4s  1920                       F&A 

11113 
120 

90 

100 
94 

103 

Hud.&  Riv.  F.—  See  Ch.  St.  P.M.&O 
Huntingdon  &  Broad  Top.  — 
1st,  g.,4s,  Sept.  30,  1920.  ..A&O 
2d  mort.,  4s,  gold,  1925  F&A 
Cons,  inort.  5s,  g.,  1925  A&O 
Illinois  Central- 
ist, gold,  4s,  1951  J&J 

2d  5s  Feb  1,  1921 

Kal.  A.  &  Or.  R.—  1st,  5s,  '38.J&J 

Cons.  48,  Apr.  1,  1912          A&O 

102% 

Cons.,  4!2S,  Apr.  1,  1912  A&O 
4138,  gold,  Feb.,  1905  
Hereford  Railway- 
let  M.,  guar.,  4e,  1930...  M&N 
Upper  Coos,  Iet4i38,  1930.  M&N 
Eur.&N.A.,4s,  gold,  1933...  J&J 
Manchester  &  Augusta  — 
1st,  5a,  1943  J&J 



1st  M.,  gold,  5s,  1923         .    J&J 

Lehigh  &  Hudson— 
1st  mortgage,  g.,  5s,  1911...  J&J 
2d  M.  5s,  1917.  J&J 
Warwick'  Val     1st  6s  1900  A&O 

117 

103 

Gold  3138,  1951                      J&J 

105 
108 

Col.  tr.,  gold,  4s,  1952  A&O 
Col.  Tr.  ,  gold,  4s,  1953  M&N 
Col.  Tr.  2-10  gold,  4s,  1904.  J&J 
Cairo  Bridge,  4s,  g.,  1950.  ..J&D 
Springneld  Div.,  6s,  1898...  J&J 
Middle  Div.,  reg.  5s,  1921.  .F&A 
Sterling  S.  F.,  5s,  g.,  1903..  A&O 
Sterling,  gen.  M.,  5s,  g.,'05.  J&D 
St.  L.  Div.,  g.,  38,1951  J&J 
Chi.  St.  L.  &  N.  O.,  l8t,ln.7s,'97.. 
1st,  con.,  7s,  1897  M&N 

?d  6s,1912!  .'  A&O 

ibs" 

103 

ibe" 
111 

95 

Wa  wayanda  Valley-6s,1900J&J 
Lehigh  Valley  — 
1st,  68,  1898  J&D 
Con.  M.,  sterl.,  6s,  g.,  1897.  .J&D 
Con.  M.  ,6s,  ami  J&D 
Con.  M.,  6s,  R.,  gold,  1923.  .J&D 
Con.M.,  4ias,  C.,  1923  J&D 
Con.  M.,  4is8,  ann  J&D 
2d,  M.,  7s,  1910  M&S 
Car  trusts,  g.,  5s,  1897  to  1906 

102" 
12  s 
117 

Man.  So'w'n.  Col.—  5B,g.,  1934.  J&D 
Mar.  &  N.  Ga.—  1st,  6s,  g.,  'll.J&J 
Consol.  6s,  1937  J&J 

25 
4  . 

Marq.H.&O.—  Mort.,  6e,1925.  A&O 
May  sv.&Lex.—  See  Louisv.&  Nash. 
MoK'sport&B.  V.—  Sec  P.  MoK.&Y 
Memphis  &  Charleston— 
IstM    g    7s  1915                   J&J 

•107 

•105 
•102 
•105 
•  87 
•  30 

69 
19 

8  "a 

107 

2d  M  ,  6e,  1807  J&D 
Cons,  g.,  5s,  1951  J&D 
Mem.  Div.,  1st,  4s,  g.,  1951.  J&D 
Western  lines,  g.,4s,  1951.  .F&A 
St.  Louis  Alton  &  Terre  Haute— 
1st  and  term.,  g.,  5s,  1914.  J&D 
Bell.  &  S.  11.  ex.  g.,4ia8,'97A&O 
Bellev.&Car.,l8t,6a,1923.J&D 
Ch.  St.  L.&  Pad.,lst,g.,58.1917 
2d  M.  income,  g.,5s.,  1917.  M&S 
St.  L.  South.,l8t,g.,  4s,'31.M&S 
2d,inc.,non-cum.,5s,'31.M&S 
1st  con.  g.,  5s,  1939  M&£ 
Carb.&Shaw.,lst,g.,48,'32.M&S 
Ind.  Bloom.  &Wn.—  Bee  Peoria  &E 
Ind.  Cin.  &  Laf.—  SeeC.C.C.  &  St.  L 

ibs"" 

Middlesex  Val.l8t,g.,5s,'42.M  AN 
Pa.  &  N.Y.C'nal,l8t,78,1906.  J&D 
Con.  M.,  5s,  1939  A&O 
Con.  M.,  4s,  1939  A&O 
Cons.,  4138,  1939  A&O 
Elmira  Cortland  &  Northern- 
Is!  pref.,g.,68,Apr.l,1914.A&O 
1st  M.,  g.,  5s,  1914  A&O 
CauastotaNor.,  lst,6s,  '06.J&J 
Lehigh  &  N.  Y.,  1st  g.  4s,  1945.. 
Leh.V.Coal,lst,5s,g.,gu.,'33.J&J 
Snow  Shoe,  1st  M.,  5s,  1910  J&J 
Leh.V.Ry.  of  N.Y.,  Ist,4i3»,g.,'40 
Leu  V.Ter.,l8t,g.,gu.,58,'41.A&O 
Lehigh&  WilkesB.—  SeeCent.N.  J. 
Leroy  &  Caney  Val.—  See  Mo.  Pac. 

•  90 

•121 

* 

•ibiii 
•'b'gii 

95 

ibs" 

9.11s 
102% 

122 
99% 
108 
95 
96 

ill's 

2d  mort.,  7s,  exten.,  1915.  ..J&J 
let  cons.,  Tenu.  lieu,  g,7s,  1915. 
1st  consul.,  g.,  7s,  1915  J&J 
Gen.  gold  6s,  1924  J&J 
Merchants'  Br.—  See  St-L.Mer.Ter. 
Mex.  Cent.  —Consol.  4s,  1911.  .J&J 
1st,  con.,  inc.  3s,  1939  July 
2d,  con.,  inc.  3s,  1939  July 
Istmort  (7)  4e  1911             July 

107 
90 

70 
20 
9>* 

•'so" 

•  9313 

'  94 
*  90 
•101 

•111 

Mexican  Induet.  RR.— 
1st,  g.,  6s,  Jan.  1,  1926  J&J 
Mex.  Int.—  1st,  4s,  gold,  1942.M&S 
Mex.  Nat.— 
1st,  6s,  1927  J&D 

* 

'"id" 

1  104 
'   49 
I   10 

100 

...... 

106 
51 
12 

2d,  A,  Inc.  6s,  '17,  c'p'n  stpd.M&S 
2dM..ser  rt.  inc.  6s.  1917..  .Apr. 

•  Flat  price. 


( In  London. 


a  In  Amsterdam. 


FEBRUARY,  1897.] 


RAILROAD    BONDS. 


Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Mex  North'n     1st  M    g    6s  1910 

96 

•116 
-106  H, 
-118 
•102 
•103 
•11O 

•110 

•   70 
•  70 
•113 

•112 

•  95 

•10O 
•  93 

Newport  &  Cincinnati  Bridge— 
4i«8.  g.,  g'd,  1945  JAJ 
Newp.  .«  Rich.-  See  Conn.  A  Pass. 
Sew  River  B'dge—  See  Ches.A  Ohio 
X.Y.  B.&M.  Bch.—  See  Long  Island. 
V.Y.  Bay  Ext.  RR.-See  Long  Isl. 
N.Y.ACan.—  £.M.,6s.g..'O4.  M&N 
Deb.  g..  4  ins.  guar.  19O4  M&N 
New  York  Central  &  Hud.  Riv.— 
1st.  coupon,  7s,  1903  J&J 

•104 

(111 
MOO 

ni8>8 

•107'. 
•10214 
•1O2 

(112 

•mis 

•103 

•105% 
•105 
(1O7 
•  90 

lib?" 
nos 

(107 
•108 
•ISO 
•100 
•119 
•114 
•1O7 
•120 
•105 
MOO 

•105 
•  90 

•1021s 

107 
113 

Northern  Central—  (Concluded.)— 
Con.  G.  M.,  4i»8,  E,  1925...  A&O 
Mort.bds.,58,  1926,ser.A...J&J 
Mortgage  bonds,  5s,  Ser.  B,  1926 
Union  Railroad,  2d  6s,  1900  

•110 

* 



Michigan  Central-    ' 
Consol  7s,  19O2                     M&N 

118 
107H 

Coasol.  5s,  19O2  MAN 

3s.  coupon,  1931  MAS 

Mortgage  4»,  1940  J&J 
J  L.A8ag    IstextSe           19O1 

1O3 
120 

Northern  New  Jersey  — 
1st  6s.  1917  J&J 
Northern  Ohio—  See  L.  E.  &  West. 
Northern  Paclflo— 
General  1st  M.,  6s,  1921.  ...J&J 
Prior  lien,g..4s,  1996  
Gen.  lien,  g.,  3s,  2046  
Mo.  Div.,  6s,  1919  M&N 
Dili.  &  Man.,lst,6s  J&J 
Eng.  Tr.  Co.  certfs,  lOp.c.  pd.  . 
Dak.  Ex.,  1st,  a.  f.,  6s  J&D 
Eng.  Tr.  Co.  certfs.,  lOp.o.  pd.. 
St.  Paul  &No.  Pac.,6s,g.,'23.F&A 
Reg.  certs  Q—  F 
West,  of  Minn.-lst.7s,'07..M&N 

*110 

*114i3 
•  86% 
*  54 

noo 
*"¥i" 



Det.  A  B.  C.,  1st,  8«,  1902.  .MAN 
Det.  A  B.  C.    Bridge.  8s.  19O3   .. 
Bay  C.AB.C.lstM.,g.,3».;89  JAD 

Grand  River,  1st,  Hsi  1909.  .M&s 
Kalm.  A  8.H.,  1st,  3s.  193'J  M.v  N 
Middlesex  Valley-See  Leh.  Val. 
Midland  of  N.  J.-8ee  N.  Y.  S.  A  W. 
Midland  Terminal— 

tie's 

Debenture  5s,  1884-1904...  M&S 
5s,  1889-19O4.  .                   M&S 



4s,  189O-19O5  J&D 
Debt  cert8.,48,  g.,  l905,ext.M  A-N 
Sterling  mort.,  6s,  g.,  l'.)03..J&J 
N.  Y.&  Hartn  1st,  7s,  190O.M&N 
N.  J.Juuc..  1st,  4s,  gu.!986.F&A 
West  Shore,  1st,  4s.  2301  J&J 
4s,  registered  
Beech  Or..  l8t,48,g.,gu  1936.J&J 
2d.  guar.,  g.,  5s,  1936  J&J 
Clf.  Bit.  C.Co.,lst,g.4s,'40.  J&J 
Gouv.AOsw.,l8t,58,g.,1942.J&D 
Nor.AMont,lBt,58.g.,1916.A&O 
Cart.  A  Adir.,  1st.  4s.  g.,  '81.J&D 
Dunkirk  Warren  A  Pitts.  1st  m.. 
g..  7s.  19OO  JAD 
N.Y.&Put.,lst,g.,5s,  1927.A&O 
lst.4s,g.,1993  AAO 
Oswego  A  Rome,2d.58,1915.  F&A 
1st,  mort.  7s,  19  15  M&N 
Mohawk&M.,lst,4»,g..l991.M&8 
Rome  W.  A  O.,  Isiex.,  5a,'22.  *  &O 
R.W.AO.'Ier.R.l8l,58,>18...M&N 
Syracuse  No.  1st  M.7».  19O1.JAJ 
Wat.  A  Rome  1st,  6s.  1910..  MAS 
UtieaA  B.  Riv..  4s,  g.,  1922..  J&J 
West  Transit  Co.  ,  4  HiX  1903.  FAA 
N.  Y.  Chicago  A  St  Louls- 
1st,  4s,  1937  AAO 

ibs" 

114 

Equip    notes,  1897-8             FAA 

i"b7" 
ibi" 

112 
93 

•  81 
•124 

* 
* 

Mll.LtiB.AWeat.-8ee  Chlc.A  N.  W. 
MlLAL.Wlnn.-lst,  6s,  1912.  .J&J 
Man.  Div.,  1st.  >.,  6s,  1926.AAO 

Deb.  OOBT..  g..  6s,  Ap.1,'04.  AAO 
Milw.AMadison—  See  Chic.  AN.W. 
Mllw.AXo.-Seelhlc.Mll.A8t.  P. 
Mllw.  A  St  P.-8ee  C.  M.  A  St.  P. 
Milw.  A  St  L.  ,  gu.-8ee  B.  C.  R.  &  N. 
Mln.  Range—  Xew  eon.  3s,  '31.  JAJ 
Minneapolis  A  St.  Louis- 
lit,  7s,  1927                             JAD 

*  75 

•  90 

•139 
115 
110 

•!•]:; 
•121% 
(  90 
•  M 

•  84 

'    ••-  i 
•  75 
•  77 
•104 
•  65 

•  n 

•100 

1st,  68,  1933                            J&J 

*114 
*117 
100 

108 
112 
126" 



North  Pennsylvania  — 
1st  M.,4s,  extended,  1936.  M&N 
6s,  deb.,  1905  M&S 
7s,  general  mort.,  1903,  reg.  J&J 
Norw'h  &  Wor.  -  lstM.,68,'97.M&S 
Ogdensburg  &  Lake  Cham.— 
Cons.  6s,  1920  A&O 
Income  6s,  1920 

82 
20 

85 

110 

1st,  7s.  Jan.,  19O7  JAJ 
Minn.  A  IWl..  Ist7s,  19O7..MAM 
lit,  consol.,  gold.  3s,  1934 

1  •_•  '. 

l-.l 

10514 
100 

in'. 
137 

Ogd.Transit^lst,  6s,  1909..  .F&A 
Ohio  I.  &  W.—  See  Peoria  A  East. 
Ohio  &W.  Va.  -See  Col.  H.  V.&  r.— 
Ohio  &  Mississippi—  See  B.&O.S.W 
Ohio  River  RR.— 
1st  5s,  1936  J&D 

*  55 
100 

Iowa  Ext,  1st,  g.,  7s,  1909.  .JAD 
Bo'  west  Ext,  1st,  r  ..7S.1910.J&D 
Pacific  Ext.,  1st,  6s,  1921  .  .  .  AAO 
Minn.  A  Pac.-  1st,  3s,  1936...  JAJ 
Minn.  8.  Ste.  M.A  AU.-lst.4s,  1936 
Minn.  Union-See  St.  P.  M.  A  M. 
Miss.  Riv.  Bdg.-See  (  hlc.  A  A. 
Minn  ml  rsns««  ATnwii 
1st,  cold,  4s,  1990.  JAD 

196 
136 

IM 

''   • 

7"' 
lln 

7o 

Gen.  gold  5s,  1937  A&O 
Hunt.  &  B.  S.,  1st,  6s,  1922.J&J 
Rav.Spen.&G.,l8t,  6s,192O.F&A 
Ohio  Southern— 
1st  g.  6s,  1921.                        J&D 

85 
100 
98 

86 

N.Y.  AGreenw.  L.—  Pr.  1'n  3S.1942 
X.Y.  A  Harlem-Bee  N.  Y.C.  AH. 
X.Y.  I-ack.AW.-8ee  D.L.  A  W. 
N.Y.  L.  E.AW.-8ee  Erie, 
N.Y.  AM.  Beach-See  Long  Island. 
N.  Y.  New  Haven  A  Hartford— 
1st,  registered.  4s,  1903....  J&D 
Con.  deb.,  certs..  $1,OOO 

3d,  gold,  4s,  1990              .    PAA 

Gen.  mortgage  g.  4s,  1921  .MAX 

16 

tat  ExtensloB  3s,  1  944.  .  .  .  .MAX 
M.K.AT.of  T..  l.tS8,gu..;43.MAB 
Teb.AX<**.ho..l.t,7»,  1903.JAI> 
Kan.  0.  A  Pae..lst.4s.g.>9O.FAA 
DaLAW»oo.lst.gu..5s,>40.MAN 
Sooner.  B.  Co.,  7s.  gu./O6.MAN 
gnssmsu  Shreveport  A  Southern 
1M  M  ,  (til.,  gold,  3s,  1943  JAD 
B.W.CoalA  Imp.,l»t,6s.l»2U.J  AJ 

14 

Ohio  Valley  (Ky.)— 
1st  mortgage  5s,  gold,  1926  
Gen.  consol.,  1st,  5s,  1938.  .J&J 

25 
25 

101 
100  1« 
104 
106 

HP:;'... 
112 

•  48 
1  76 

•111 

•  82% 

I  98 

MOO 

* 

(126 
•118 
1115 

(113 
(1O1 
•110 

•m:i'.i 
•106 
•105 

•112 

* 

mf" 

(119 
•105  >4 

•110 

•108% 
•108 

* 

•i'ls" 

•112 
•113 
•115 

'109 
•115 
•136 
•13fl 
•129 

M 

105 

6s,  1897  ..                                F&A 

75 

90 
110 
75 
tf. 

Boston  A  New  York  Air  Line— 
1st,  5s,  Aug.  1,  19O5           FAA 

•106 

114 
114 

•116 

•110 

inn 

•100' 

•ibe" 

•110 

•io.->i» 

•1  •-•'».. 

•110 

•105«t 
•104S 

4i«s,  Dec.,  1897  J&D 
4i«s,  19O4      .                             A&O 

•  85 

H 

• 

Danbury  A  Norwalk— 
Con.  5s,  July  1,  1920  JAJ 
Gen.  5s,  April  1.  1923....  AAO 
Harlem  River  A  Portchester— 
1st,  7s,  guar.,  Oct.  1903.  .AAO 
lit,  6s,  guar,  Oct.,  1903.  AAO 
2d,  4s,  June,  1911                JAD 

4s,  gold.  Feb.,  1924  F&A 

lst-5s,  gold.  guar..  1942  .  .  .  AAO 
Coasol.  6s,  192O...            .    MAX 



B.  C.  F.  &  N.  B.  5s,  1910.  .  .  .  J&J 
Omaha  Bridge—  See  Union  Pacilic. 
Omaha  &  8.  W.—  See  C.  B.  A  O. 
Omaha  &  St  Louis— 
Tr.  Co.  certs.,  1st  4s,  1937..  .JAJ 
Oregon  &  Cal.—  1st  5s,  1927..  J&J 
Oregon  Imnt.  Co.—  See  Mlscellan's 
Oregon  Railroad  &  Navigation  — 
lst,s.  f.,  g.,  6s,  1909  J&J 
Cons.,  g.,  '4s,  1946  J&D 
Ore.  8h.  L  &  Utah  X.—  See  Un.  P. 
Oregon  Short  Line—  See  Un.  Pao. 
Oswego  A  Rome—  See  N.  Y.  Cent. 
Oswego  A  Syracuse—Bee  D  .L.  A  W. 
OttawaOsw.A  FoxR.—  SeeO.B.AQ. 
iitiuiuwaC.F.&StP.—  SeeC.AN.W. 
Padiich.  &  Eliza.—  See  C.  O.  A  S.  W. 
Panama  — 
8terl'gM.7s,  g.,1897  A&O 
Subsidy  bonds,  (is,  1910....  M&N 
Pecos  Valley— 
1st,  5s,  194.?  AAO 
Pennsylvania  RR,— 
Gen.  mort.,  6s.  $,  o.,  1010...  JAJ 
do         6s,  *,c,  1910....  JAJ 
Con.  mort6s,op,19O5.J15&D15 
do         6s,  £,1905  JAJ 

53 
80 

111% 

102 
105 

60 

3dsaort..7s,  1906  MAN 

• 

1O5 

TTUst.gold.5s,  1U17  MAS 
Col.  trusts,  5s,  1930  PAA 
Lexington  Dtv.,  5s,  192O.  .  FAA 
PacTofMo.,lst,ex.jr..4s/38.K*A 
3d,  ex  t.  3s,  gold,  tHt  ...  .  .  JAJ 

• 
• 

•103" 
101 
>1M 

• 
• 

H'satonlc  -Con.  4s,  191O...AAO 
Con.  c.,  3s,  1937  MAN 
New  II.  A  Dert>y-lst.m7s,'OOFAA 
ConsoL  5s,  1918  MAN 
Funded  oertf*.,  6s,  19OO 

125  »• 

114 

St.  L.  R.  E.,  1st,  3s,  1938.  .  .MAN 

Camndelet  Hr..l«t.  4>«t.>38.AAO 

Lor.ACaniv.A.L.'.liiOa/aajAJ 
St.  Louis  Iron  Mounfn  A  South. 
Ut,  exten.  3s.  1*97  JAJ 

HewHav.AN.-lst.7s.  1899.JAJ 
ConsoL  6s,  April.  19OU....AAO 
North  ext    5s    1911           AAO 

107 
123 

'„', 

103% 
102  V 

Kew  York  Provld.  A  Boston— 
1st,  7s,  Jan.  1,  1899              JAJ 

>Mf*l 

•101% 

•     .  "  ..J 
•  73 

4s.  1942  v.v  • 

•J.I.  7«.  *••.•!.  1-  >7               MAN 

•  A  W.-Con.  5s,  g.,  1939  JAD 
Refun.1..  1st,  gold.  4s.  1992.  MAS 
New  York  Pennsylvania  A  Ohl.>— 
Prior  lien  44s,  1935             MAB 

108?s 

Ark.  ezl  5S.1933  

•  9m 

103 
(1OO 
(100 
•102 

•102 
•   80 

•     7:1  !- 

•  90 
•1034 
•116 
•  88 

•108 
•lOlHi 

• 

CalroArk.AT.,l«t.7»,g.,'97J*D 
Gen.  TOIL  ,stpd.,Jra.',g..3s.j3l'.AAO 

101 
76«t 

Equip,  trust,  3s,  1908  MAN 

1O2 

90 

B 

Equip,  trust,  5s,  scrip,  191" 
N.Y.  Phlla.  A  Nor.—  lst,6s,'23.J*J 
Income  B*.  1933     AAO 
N.  Y.  A  Putnam-Bee  N.Y.  C.  A  H. 
N.  Y.  A  Rockaway  Boh.—  See  L.  I. 
Xew  York  Busquehanna  A  W.— 
1st,  refunding  5s.  1937  JAJ 
2d  mort.  44*.  1937  FAA 

Prior  lien  5s.  1945                 JAJ 

•  75 

•lit 
•110 

•    ..7 

40 

1st  mort.  cold,  ae,  1927.  .  .  .  JAD 
1st,  exUa.,  6s,  1927  o-J 
Gen.  BPiort.,  4*.  1938  MAS 

128 

iiT" 



do          Si,  rag.,  1919.  ...MAS 
do         4s,  gold.  1943.  ..M&N 
do          3  "as,  *,  1945 

116 
103 

ibs" 

8tL.ACalro.4s.f«.,1931...JAJ 
MoaawkAMalo»»±0eeN.Y.C.AH. 
Mont  Cent  -Bee  M.  P.  M.  A  M. 
Moaongb.  Kl  v.-See  B.  A  O. 
Morcaa-sLa.AT.-  lst.Bs.1920.JAJ 
1st  mort.  7..  1918  AAO 
Morris  A  Kssex-eee  D.  L.  A  W. 
Xasbua  A  Ixiwi.II—  5s.  19OO  .  JAJ 
KasavUle  Chattanooga  A  8.  L.— 
1st.  7s.  1913...                         JAJ 

*  84 

•113 

•134 

103 
•128  «» 

•ibi" 

••*••• 

m 
m 

Oen.  mort..  5s,  g.,  1940  FAA 
Coll.  trust  6s.  19O5  MAN 

Si" 

Collateral  Trust,  4>«s.  1913.  JAJ 
Col.  trust  4s,  Ph.  W.  A  B..  1921  .. 
R.  E.  pur.  money,  lst48,'23M&N. 
Equip.  Trust,  4s,  '14.  series  A(^-F 
Cleveland  &  Marietta— 
1st,  guar.,  g.  4iaK.  1935.  .M&N 
C.  APltt  7s,s.  f.,con.,  1900.M&N 
8er.A,4HiH,geu.,gtd.,1942.JAJ 
Ber.  B,  4><s,  gen..  gtd.,1942.J&J 
Penn.  Oo.  6s.  coup.,  1907  O-J 
Penn.  Co.  1st  M.  1%,  1921.  .JAJ 
PlttC.  O.AStL.— 
Oon.,g.gt4iflS,Ber.A,1940.A&0 
do           do      B,  1942...  AAO 
do           do      C,  1942...  M&N 
do           4s     D,  1943.  ..M&N 
Col.&  In.Cen..lst,  7S.19O4..I&J 
2d,  M.  Ts.1904  M&N 

Term.  1st,  g    3s  1943            FAA 

MMI'dof  N.  J.,  l«t,i;-,  1910..  AAO 
Wllkesb  AEast,l«tg.3s.>42.JAD 
Xodaway  Val.  -  BeeK.C.StJ  AC.B. 
Surf  A  Car     IstM  3s  1939  AAO 

...... 

113 

122" 

123 

ii'i" 

109 
109 

102" 
ii'e" 

115 

ibs" 
iio" 

100 
ai!"" 

Xorf.  A  BO.-1SI.  g..5s.  1941.  MAN 
Xor.  A  Montreal—  Bee  N.  V  '  •. 
Norfolk  Va.  Beach  A  Southern— 

...... 

3d  mort.  ti..  1901  JAJ 

»«n.«...  .  .;..   :    .-   :•..•-          AAO 

Norfolk  A  Western  - 
General  6s,  1931  MAN 
New  River.  1st,  6s.  1932.  .  .  .AAO 
Imp't  and  .-xten..  ii«.  1934  .FAA 
Adlustment  7s,  1924            Q—  M 

•117 
•111 

•  93 



Duck  River—  24.6*.  19O9    . 

Bon  Air  Br..  6s,  1917... 
Lebanon  Br..  0s,  11*17 
Centre  vllle  lit.,  ft.,  1923"!! 
Trary  <  Ity  Br.  «.,  1917  
MeM.M.W.AAl  ,l.t.«s.'17.JAJ 
Jasper  Br.,  Istes,  1923  JAJ 
8s,  1»O6  JAJ 

•101 

•109 

•107 
•105 

•I,,, 
•110 

•    I-' 

•loo 

* 

»ib"6" 

•1194 
•113^ 

iiV. 
105 

•109 

•110 
•100 
•107 

•  80 

-o 

115 
98 

NorVAPet,  l.tM.Ss,  19OO    JAJ 
Equipment.  5s  19O8              JAD 

- 

a"80% 

•"so" 

(   50 
•  6O 
(  65 
•  87 
•  9» 

MOO  * 

•lo-Ji.. 

•107 
•101 

•101 

/   65 
(  65 
•  68 

• 
* 



En*.  Trnst  Co.  Certificates.  ... 
Clinch  V.  D..  l«t,5«.  1957.  .  .  .MA* 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  Onrtiticates  
Mil.  AW.  Div..  l«t.3s.  1941...  JAJ 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  Certificates  — 
Roaa.ABo..  l»t,g..gii.5»,'22.M*S 
CoL<'on.ATer.,l»t.5s.g..>22.J*J 
8clotoVal.AN.E..lst,4s/89.MAN 
So.Blde  Va.ron.  1  st  pf.ex.  5s,  19(H) 
Con.  Istpref..!-*!..  <(«  19OO 
Va.ATenu.,4thM..-lK,19OO..J&J 
Extended.  3s,  19OO  JAJ 

C.St.  L.&PltU.  lat,5»,g,'32.  A&O 
Jeff.Ma<l.&Iiiil.l8t,7s,'Oti.A&O 
2d  M.,  7«,  1910  I&J 
Plttx.C.  &  St.  L.  1st  .,7s.li)OOF&  A 
Steul).  &  Inil.  1st,  58,1914.  .JAJ 
Un.A  Ixig'nsp.lstM^s.'OSA&O 
Pitts.  Ft-W.&C.  l8t,78,'12.JAJ 
2d  7s,  1912                        JAJ 

Xaso.  Ftor.  *8keC.-«ee  L.  *  K. 
Xat.Aite4.RVaL-fla.lW3..  MAX 
Xebrasfca-«ee  a  BT3. 

Nev*U«vt,i   l.tM.ir3t,I988JAJ 
Xevada  Co.  Nar.  (t   RR.,  8s.  .JAJ 
Nevada  So.  l.t  M 
Hew.  Mom.  A  8t—  1st,  3s.  '29  .MAX 
NewbglMil.li  A    ,.nn.  -Inc.,  1977 
^••Mto  A  Bk*M.  VaL-«a,  1917. 

60 

75 
59 
99 

112" 

3d,  7s,  1912  AAO 
St.  L.  V.A  T.  H.  2d,  7s,  1898  .MAN 
2d7s,  gtd.,  1898  M&N 
Alleg.  Val..  1st  M..  7s,  1910.AAO 
GeneraL  4s,  rold,  1942.  ..M&s 
Penn  &  N.  Y.  Canal-See  Lelilgli  V. 
Penn.  &  Northwest  —  5s,  1930.  J&J 
Bells  Gap,  1st,  6s,  1905  ..FAA 
Cons.  mort.  «8,  1913  AAO 
Penobscot  Shore  Line  —  See  Maine 
Peusavola  &  All.—  See  Lou.  &  Nnsh. 
Pm>  Dec  .»  Ev.—  1st,  6s,  1920.I&J 

115 

li's" 

•1OO 
(107 

V.  AN.  B.,  1st.  7s,  1900..  JAJ 

Conaol.it..  3s,  July  1.1943  .JAJ 

BBBtMTeTBi  .  !•'.  »-.  1't.i'i  \.»'  • 
Wnon.AP..Ist.irii:.3s.l910.AAO 

1OO-  year  mort..  5s,  1990  JAJ 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  CertlBeatee  — 
l«tconsol.g.4«.(wuen  Iss'di.AAO 

68 
72 
100 

- 
Centi 

i 

'i'io" 

*  73 
•1OO 
'   8O 

Xew  llav.ANo.—  Are  N 
NJ.  Junction-!-                    'ral. 

•46" 

mort..  golil,  3s.  1926....JAJ 
Northern  Cal.-  Bee  <  'entral  Pac. 
Northern  III.    !*.•.•  Clilc.  &  X.  W. 
North  Pac.  Coast-  1st,  6s  M&N 
Northeast  Pa.-l»t,  it.,  gn.,-.«.194O 
Northeast.!*1       lBtM.,8s/99.MA« 
•J.I  in.,rt..--,lS!>9  MAS 
Oonsol..  gold,  «s.  1933  J&J 
cTor.Ceatra:—  2dM..,6s,1900.AsW) 
Con.mort.,6«,g..coiip.,190O.J*J 
Con.  gen.  M..fl».  A.lfto4....JAJ 

-•MM»«n>-0M  Central  X.  J. 
Mew  Lnaaoa  Northern— 
X1910  JAJ 
.ly.  1910  JAJ 
*  Xortkeast—  Prior  1  .  .  0«,  1  9  1  5  . 
.   AAO 
Xew  Orleans  A  Western— 
Term.,  g..  '                       JAJ 

2d  mortgage  5s,  1920  M&N 
Kng.  Tr.  Co.  certtfs  
Evansv.  Div.  1st,  6»,  1920..  M&S 
Peoria  &  Kast.—  See  C.  C.  C.&  St.  L. 
Peoria  &Pekin  Un.—  lst.6».'21.Q-J 
•M  mort.,  4>H),  1921     ..     .  M&N 

40 

ib4" 

"78" 
95" 

noo 

* 

•103" 
•IOH'4 

•iiiii 

ib?" 

106 

i'i'6" 

Perklomen—  lstser.,58,  1918..  y-,1 
2d  series.  5s,  1918  Q-J 

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Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Petersburg—  Class  A,  5s,  1926.J&J 
Class  B,6»,  1926  A&O 
1st,  88,1891  1898  J&J 
Plilla.  &  Baltimore  Central- 

*10S 

•104 
•102 

/130 
•118 
•104 

River  Front—  1st,  guar.,  4198,  1912 
Roanoke  &  South.—  See  Norf.  &  W. 
Rooh.  &  Pitts.—  See  Buff.  H.  &  P. 
Rockl.&Peo.—  lstM..10s,1906.  J&J 
Consol.  1st,  68,1925  J&J 

•104 

•120 
•120 

ioi" 

P5 

l'07 

•10719 
•116 
•11119 
•108 
•111 

•10836 

•11313 
•100 

*113H> 
•119% 
•  99 
•  97 
•11019 
•114 
•113H 
*  95 

•100 
•102 
•102 

*llli4 

109 



Char.  Col.  &  Augusta— 
1st  M.,  gold,  ext.  5s,  1909.  J&J 
2d  M    7s,  1910                     A&O 

Col.&Green.  lst,5-6s,  1916.  J&J 
E.  T.  Va.  &  Ga.  1st  7s,  1900.  J&J 
Divisional  g.,  5s,  1930  J&J 
Consol.,  1st,  g.,5s,  1956..  M&N 
Ga.  Pao.  1st,  g.,  5-6s,  1922.  .J&J 
Ga.  Pac.  Ry.  equip.,  5s,  g..  1904. 
Knoxv.  &O.  lat.g.,  6s,  1925  .J&J 
Rich.  &  Dan.  con.,  g.,  6a,'15.J&J 
Equip.,  s.  f.,  g.,  5s,  1909.  .M&S 
Deb.,  5s,  stamped,  1927.  .A&O 
Va.  Mid.  Series  A.  6s,  1906.  M&S 
Series  B,  6s,  1911  M&S 

112>c 

108% 

ist,'  4198,  1911  M&N 
Philadelphia  &  Erie- 
General,  guar.,  6s,  g.,  1920..J&J 
Gen.  5s  1920         A&O 

133 
120 
106 

Rome  W.  &  O.—  See  N.  Y.  C.  &  H. 
Roxb.  Chest.  Hill.  &  N.,  g.  5s.  1926 
Rutland-lst  M.,  6s,  1902.  ...M&N 
Equipment,  2d,5s,  1898  F&A 
Con.  4198,  July  1,  1941  J&J 
St.  Charles  Br.—  See  Wabash  RR. 
Sag.  &  West.—  See  Dot.  Lans.  &  No. 
St.  Clair  .Jad.  &  St.  L.  Belt- 
Alton  Bridge  1st,  gold,  5s,  1933 
St.  Jo.  &  Gd.  Is!.—  1st,  gu.,6s,  1925 

we" 

100 

90 
54 
4919 

114H> 
102 

iao" 
ibo" 

Gen'4s  1920.         A&O 

.suiiii.  A  Erie,  1st,  78,  1897.  A&O 
Phila.  Harrisburg  &  Plttsburg— 
1st  mort.,  gold,  58,1925  —  A&O 
Philadelphia  &  Reading- 
New  gen.  g.  4s,  1996  (when  iss.) 

•  96 

I  siu 

•  81 
•120 

si'.. 
8119 

I  50 

•  48 

it 

120 

* 

•ibs" 

* 

118 
114 

ibs".' 

10213 

83 
111% 

50 
90 
103 

Eng.  Tr.  certs',  stmpd.,  assented 
2d/5s,  gold,  1933  A&O 
1st,  4i«8,  1910  J&J 
1st,  6s    1910                             J&J 

2d  mort.,  Inc.,  5s,  1925,  coup.  off. 
Kan.  0.  &  Om.,  1st,  5s,  1927.J&J 
St.  J.&  L.Ch.-5s,g.,Mar.l944.M&S 
St.  Lawrence  &  Adiroii— 
1st  M.,  g.,  5e,  1946  J&J 
2d  M.,  g..  68.  1946  J&J 
St.  Louis  Al.  &T.  H.—  See  111.  Cent. 
St.  Louis  Br.—  See  Term.  Ry.  Ass'n. 
St.  L.  &  Cairo—  See  Mobile  &  Ohio. 
St.  L.  &  Irou  Mt.—  See  Mo.  Pae. 
St.  L.  J'ville  &  Ch.—  See  Chic  &  Alt. 
St.  L.  K.  &  S'own.—  See  St.  L.  &  S.  F. 
St.  L.  Kan.  City  &  N.—  See  Wabash. 
St.  L.  Mer.  Bridge  Ter.— 
1st,  5s,  1930  A&O 
Merch.  Bridge,  6s,  1929.  ...F&A 
St.  L.  Peoria  &  Northern  — 
1st  M.,  g.,  5s,  May  1,  193C.M&N 
St.  L.  So.—  See  St.  L.  Alt.  &  T.  H. 
St.  Louis  &  San  Francisco  — 
2d,  g  ,  6s,  Class  A,  1906....  M&N 
2d,  g.,  6s,  class  B,  1906  M&N 
2d,  g.,  6s,  class  C,  1906....  M&N 
1st  M.,  Mo.  &  W.,  g.,  6s,  '19.F&A 
Gen  mort.,  g.,  6s,  1931  J&J 

Series  C,  6s,  1916  M&S 



Series  D,  4-5s,  1921  M&S 
Series  E,  5s    1926                M&S 

124 

105 
94 

Series  F,  5s,  1931.  M&S 
General,  5s,  1936  M&N 

Con.  M".,  7s,  1911,  coup  J&D 
Consol.  mort.,  g.,  6s,  1911  .  .J&D 
Improvenieutmort.,  6s,  '97.A&O 
6s,  fund,  coup.,  1905  J*J 
Cons.  5s.  1st  series,  1922..  .M&N 
Deferred  incomes,  5s,  irredeeui. 

•129 
•12019 
•103% 

* 

103  ">« 

Do       guar.  ,  stam  ped  .  .  . 
Wash.O.&  W.,lst,gu.,4B,'24.F&A 
W.  No.  Car.,lBtcon.,g.,6s,'14.  J&J 
So.  &  No.  Ala.—  See  Louisv.  &  N. 
Soutlrwestern  Ark.  &  Ind.  Ter.  RR. 
&  Smithton  Lum.Co.,l8t,68,1915 
SpartauU.&Col.—  See  Ashv.&Snar. 
Spok.Falls&N.-l8t,6s,g.,1939.J&J 
Spokane  &  Palouse—  See  No.  Pao. 
Statcn  Isl.  Ry.—  Gold,  4138,  1943.. 
Stat.Isl.R.Tr.—  lst,6s,g.,1913.A&O 

*  97 

1st  pref.  inc.,  5s,  gold,  i958  —  F 
Trust  Co.  oert.,  all  in.-t.  i»l  
2d  pref.  inc.,  5s,  gold,  1958.  ...F 
Trust  Co.  oert.,  all  inst.pd  
3d  pref  iuc    5s  gold  1958       F 

* 

•"4613 
*"35  is 



•  78 

•101 
•104 
•  68 

•105 
•107 

-102 

•107 
-106 
•125 
•100 
*   90 

* 

"36ii 

Trust  Co.  c'erts.,  all  inst.  pd... 
Sdoref.  conv.,  5s,  1958  F 

^  3319 

.."* 

2d  inort.,  guar.,  5s,  g.,  1926.J&J 
Steub.  &  Ind.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
Suub.  Haz.&  W.  R.-lst,5s,'28.M&N 
2d  mort.,  inc.  63,1938,  coup.M&N 
Suubury  &  Erie—  See  Phil.  &  Erie. 
Suubury  &  Lewist'n—  4s,g.,'36.J&J 
Susp.Br.&Erie  June.  —  See  Erie. 
Syr.  Bing.  &  N.  Y.—  See  D.  L.  &  W. 
Tebo.  &  Nesho.—  See  Mo.  Kan.  &  T. 
Terru'l  RR.  Association  (St.  Louis) 
1st,  gold,  419,  1939  A&O 

75 

•113 

•113 
•113 
•110 

•110 
'  97% 
*  87 
•  64% 
•106 

* 

'"si" 
•105 

•   6813 

Term.,  5s,  gold,  guar.,  1941.  .Q-F 
Ten-year,  5s,  8.  ?.,  1902  F&A 
Del.  R.Ter.,  p.  mon.  g.  5s,'42M&N 
Ex.  pur.  mon.  g.  5s,  1942.  M&N 
P.  &  R  Coal  &  Iron  Co.,  6s  .  ... 

•108 

*'"* 

113 

"s's" 

80 



110 

* 

116 
98 
90 
65 
109 
25 
65 

Ph.  &  R.  Coal  &  I—  Puroh.  M.  M.  5s 
6s 

•  90 
*  95 
•10O 

* 

*'27" 
*  30 

* 

Coll.  tr.,  s.  f.,  g.,  6s,  1920...  F&A 
Gen.  mort.,  g.,  5s,  1931  J&J 
1st,  trust,  g.,  5s,  1987  A&O 
Cona  g  4s,  1996          .          J&J 

7s 

Philadel.  &  Read.  Coal  Tr.- 
6-10  year  cert.  6s,  1904  Q-J 
Phil.  Read.  &  N.  E.—  Is,  1942  
5s  1942                                    M&N 

108 
37 
40 
15 
85 

1st,  consol.,  gold,  5s,  1944.  .F&A 
St.  L.  Bdge,lst,gu.,7s,1929,  A&O 

Ft.  S.&  V.  B.  B.,lst,  g.6s,'10.  A&O 
St.L.K.&So.W.,l8t,g.,6s,'16.M&S 
Kansas  Mid.,  1st,  g.,  4s,  '37.J&D 
St.  L.  W.  &  W.,  g.,  6s,  1919.  M&S 
St.  Louis  So.  W.— 
ist  g    4s,  1989                      M&N 

New  con.  5s,  g.,  1925'...'.  J&J 
Equip,  notes,  6s,  1898      ..J&J 
TerreH.&P.—  lst,5s,gu.g.,'42.M&S 
Terre  H.  &  Logansp.—  1st,  gu.,  6s. 
1st  and  2d,  6s,  1913  J&J 

Dut.Co.RR.,l8t,g.',gu.,68,'4bJ&D 
Philadelphia  W.  &  Baltimore- 
Debenture,  8.  f.,  6s,  1900  ..A&O 
Debenture,  s.  f.,  5s,  1910...  J&D 
Debenture  4s   1917             A&O 

* 

•  65 
*  75 
*  65 
•103 
•110 
•106 
•  92 

•107 

*  87 

•105 

* 

•""3" 

*   10 

85 
90 
85 

•102 
•1O6 
•102% 
•102% 
"100 
•100 
*  98 
•125 

•103 
*  90 

* 

27 



2d,  gold,  income  4s,  1989...  J&J 
St.  L.  V.  &  T.  H.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
St.  Paul  &  Dul.—  lst,5s,1931.F&A 
2d  mortgage  5s,  1917  A&O 

Texas  Cent.—  1st,  g.,  6s,1923.A&O 
Tex.  &  New  Orleans—  1st,  78.1905 
Sabine  Div.,  1st,  6s,  1912..  .M&S 
Consol.,  gold,  5s,  1943  F&A 
Texas  &  Pacific  — 
East.  Div.,  1st,  6s,  1905  M&S 
1st,  gold,  5s,  2000  J&D 
2d,  gold,  inc.  ,  5s,  2000  Mch 
Toledo  &  Ohio  Central- 
ist, 5s.  gold,  1935  J&J 
West  Div.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1935.  A&O 
Gen.  g.,  5s,  1935  J&D 
Kana.  &  Mich.,  lst,4s,1990.A&O 
Tol.  &  O.  C.  Ext.—  1st,  5s,  g.,  1038. 
Marietta  Minn.,  1st,  6s,  g.,  1915. 
Tol.  Peo.  &  West.—  1st,  4s,1917.J&J 
Tol.St.L.&K.C.— 
Tr.  Co.ctfs.,  1st,  6s,  1916..  .  .J&D 
Tol.  Walh.  Val.  &  O.—  Ist,4is8,  1931 
Trenton  Delaware  Bridge— 
IstM  7s  1917                         J&J 

"2219 

107" 
98% 
78 
6 
20 
69 

ibs" 
ibs" 

100 

85 

Debenture'  g.,'48,  1926  J&J 
Debenture,  g.,  4a.  1932  A&O 
Pled.  &Cumb.—  1st,  5s,  1911.  F&A 
Pine  Cr.—  Guar.,  6s,  reg.,1932.J&D 
Pitta.  C.  C.  &  St.  L.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
Pitts.  C.  &  St.  L.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
Pitts.  Char.  &  Youghiogheny— 
1st  mort  6s  1902                  F&A 

•103 

*  96 
•105 

•1051s 
•119 
•119 
•123 

•"89" 
I  94 
•120 
•108 
•11413 

•105 
•106 

•102 

*  56ki 

•  99*8 
•  94 
•112 

* 

•ibi" 

•104 
V103 
*  71 
*  12 

•114 

•  60 
*  85 

v"35" 

•102 
•105 

* 

102" 

*  70 
*  45 

it 

...  .. 

Duluth  Short  Line— 
lstM.,Ktd.,  5s,  1916  M&S 
Taylor's  Falls&  L.  Sup.,  6s,  1914 
St.  Paul  Minn.  &  Manitoba— 
1st  78,1909           ..         .       J&J 

130 

•2d,68,1909  A&O 

Dak.  ext.,  1st  6s,  g..  1910..  M&N 
1st  consol.,  6s,  1933  J&J 
1st  consol.,  reduced  to  4k?8..  J&J 
Montana  ext.,  1st,  4s,  1937.  J&D 
Pacific  ext.,  1st,  4s,  £,  1940.J&J 
Minn.  Union  1st,  6s,  1922...  J&J 
It-t  5s,  July,  1922                 J&J 



Gen.  mort.,  gtd.,  4s,  1934..  A&O 
Pitta.  C1.&  Tol.—  1st,  6s,  1922.  A&O 
Pittsburg  &  Connellsville— 
1st,  7s,  extend.,  4s,  g.,  1946.  J&J 
Sterl.con.  M.,6s,  g.,g'd,'26.J&J 
Pitts.  Ft.  W.  &  C.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
Pittsb.  June.—  1st,  g.  6s,  1922.  J&J 
2d  5s   1922                            J&J 

"b'e" 

•104 
/111 

•120 
'100 
•  98 
•125 
•109 
•120 
•115 
•125 
•  73 

* 

10412 
113 

11013 

115  Hi 

*  96 

•120 
•107 

*  * 

Montana  Cent.,  1st,  6s,1937.J&J 
1st,  guar.,  gold,  5s,  1937..  J&J 
East.  Minn.  1st.  g.,  5s,1908.A&O 
Wil.  &  S.  F.  1st,  5s,  g.,  1938.  J&D 
Minneapolis  &  Western  1st  M., 
gold,  guar.,  5s,  1911  J&J 
St.  P.  &  No.  Pao.—  See  Nor.  Pacitto. 
St.  P.  &  Sioux  C.—  See  C.St.P.M.&O. 
San  Antonio  &  Arausas  Pass— 
1st,  gold,  guar.,  4s,  1943.       J&J 
Sand.  Mans.  &  N.—  See  B.  &  O. 
San  Francisco  &  Nor.  Pacific  — 
let,  g.,  5s,  sinking  fund,  1919.  .  . 
Sault  Ste.  Marie  Bridge— 
1st  M.,  s.f.,  g.,  5s,  July  1,  '37.  J&J 
Savannah  Florida  &  Western— 
IstM.g.   6s  1934                 A&O 

Ter.  1st,  guar.,  g.,  5s,  1907.  A&O 
Pitts.  &  L.Erie—  lst,g.,6s,1928J&J 
2d,  5s,  1928                              A&O 



to/* 

Troy  &  West  Troy  Bridge—  5s  
Ulster  &  Del.—  Con.,  58,  1928.  J&D 
Unadilla  Val.—  1st  M.  53,1933.  J&J 
United  Go's,  N.  J.—  6s,  g.!901.M&S 
General,  gold,  6s,  1908  M&8 
General,  gold,  4s,  1923  F&A 
General,  gold,  4s,  1929  M&S 
General,  gold,  4s,  1944  M&S 
Uii.  Pacific—  1st,  6s,  g.,  1896..  J&J 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  cert.,  ex-mat,  cu 
1st,  g.,  6s,  1897  J&J 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  cert.,  ex-mat,  ou 
1st.  g.,  6s,  1898  J&J 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  cert.,  ex-mat,  cu. 
1st.  g.,  6s,  1899  J&J 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  cert.,  ex-mat,  cu. 
Om.Bdg.,sterl.88Ig.,196....A&O 
Renewal  Tr.  Fd.  5s,  1915.  A&O 
Collateral  trust,  6s,  1908.  ...J&J 
58,1907  J&D 

Pitts.  McK.  &  Y.—  1st  6s,  1932  .J&J 
2d  6s    1934                              J&J 

56=* 
100 

116 
100 

McK.  &  B.  V.  1st,  6s,  g,  1918.  J&J 
Pitts.  P.  &  F.—  1st,  g.,  5s,  1916  .J&J 
Term,  mort.,  5s,  1916  A&O 
Pitts.  Shen.&L.E—  lst,5s,1940A&O 
1st,  con.,  5s,  1943  J&J 
Pitts.  &  West.-78,  old,  1898..  J&D 
1st,  4s,  1917  J&J 
2d  mortgage  5s,  1941    .       M&N 

•110 
•112 

•ii's" 
^10414 

•10414 

•IOC's 

•10414 

* 

78 
78 
100 

75" 
40 
90 

.-,... 

* 
* 

•"36" 

•  78 

•116 
•109 

•  65 

105 
105 
•100 
100 
•110 

•115 
112 
*  9213 

ib6".9 

Foxb.  Bridge—  1st,  6s,  1902.  M&S 
Plttsburg  Youngst.  &  Ashtabula  — 
Ashtab.  &  Pitts.  1st,  6s,  1908.  .  .  . 
Consol  58,1927                      M&N 

Cons.  M.,  gold,  5s,  1943....  M&N 
Atl.  &  Gulf,  con.,  7s,  1897.  .J&J 
So.  Ga.  &  Fla.  1st,  7s,  1899.M&N 
2d,  7s.  1899      .                    M&N 

10219 

•10414 

•102 
•107 
*  75 
•  95 
*  75 
*  44 

Port  Jervis  Mont.  &  N.  Y.— 
1st,  4138,  1944  J-D 

85 
108 

"76" 
16 

111 

Bruns.  &  West.,  1st  4s,  1938  .J&J 

1st,  6s,  g.,  1900.  J&J  
Con.  mort.,  5s,  1908  M&N 

Scioto  Val.  &  N.  E.—  See  Nor.  &  W. 
Schenectady  &  Duanesburg  — 
Gtd.  6s,  1924                           M&S 

85 
50 

Pt.Read'g—  l8tM.,gu.,58,1941.J&J 
Portland  &  Roch.—  4s,  Oct.,  1907.. 
Pt.  Royal  &  Aug.—  lst6e,1899.J&J 
2d,  6s,  1898  J&J 
Gen.  M.,  6s,  1899  J&J 
Port  Royal  &  Western  Carolina  — 
Augusta  &  Kuox.  1st,  7s,  1900.. 
Ports.  Gt.  F.&Con.—  IHis,  1937J&D 
Potomac  V.  —  lst,gu.5s  g  ,1941  J&J 

102 
102 

4138  g    19i8                        M&N 

Sonuylkill  Riv.  E.  S.—  See  B.  &  O. 
Seaboard  &  Roanoke  — 
Debenture  6s,  1916               F&A 

75 
95 

Gold  notes,  6s,  1894,  stamped... 
Ext.,  s.f.,  gold,  8s,  1899  M&S 
Eng  Tr.  Co.  oerfta. 

•102 
*  90 
'  90 
*  94 
*109i3 

no2 

•101 
•11614 
•101 

* 

103 

90 
30 

Istmtg.  5s,  coupon,  1926...  J&J 
Seat.  L.  S.  &E.,lst,6s,g.'31.  .F&A 
Trust  receipts,  assessm't  paid... 

Equip,  trust,  5s,  A,  B,  C  A&O 
Kans.  Pao.,  1st,  6s,  1895  F&A 
Eng.Trust  Co.cert.ex  mat.cp. 

Prescott  &  Arizona  Central- 
ist 6s,  1916  J&J 

1st,  5s,  1912  .M&N 

Eng.Trust  Co.cert.ex  mat.cp. 
Den.  Ext.,  6s,  1899            M&N 

2d,6s,g.,  1925  J&J 

Sh.  V.  &  Potts.—  7s,  con..  1901.  J&J 
Short  Route—  1st,  6s,  1912....  J&J 
Silver  Springs  Ooala  &  Gulf— 
1st,  4s,  1918                           J&J 



2d  income  Us,  1916  J&J 
Pror.  &  Wor.—  1st,  68,  1897..  A&O 
Qulncy  Omaha  &  K.  C.— 
1st  pref.  5s,  1917  J&D 
1st  mort.,  5s,  1917  J&D 
Raleigh  &  Aug.—  1st,  6s,  1926.J&J 
Raleigh  &  Gaston—  8s,  1898...  J&J 
Rens.  &  Saratoga  —  See  Del.  &  Hud. 
Republican  Val.—  See  C.  B.  &  Q. 
Richmond  &  Danv.  —  See  So.  Ry. 
Rich.  Fredrloksb'g  &  Potomac— 
1st,  7s,  due  1899                     J&J 

ioi" 

* 

•ibo" 

•102 

•105 
•10513 
•1OO 
•100 

•  75 

•115 
•120 





Eng.  Tr.  Co.  oert.,  ex-mat.cp. 
1st,  cons,  mort.,  6s,  1919.  M&N 

100 
45 
104 

75 

*  7513 
*  40 
•  40 

* 

•  7213 

4 

77 
60 

O.B.U.P.,A.&P.P.,g.,6s,'95.M&N 
Fund.coupon.g.,  7s,1895M&N 
Atch.Col.&P.,lst,6s,1905..Q-F 
At.  J.  Co.  &  W.  ,  1st,  6s,'05..  .  Q-F 
Lin.  &C.,lst,58,  1918  A&O 
Ore.  S.  L.  &  U.  N.— 
Trust  Co.  ctf  s.,con.,gu.,5s,1919 

Sioux  C.  &  N.—  1st,  5s,  1920.  .  .  J&J 
Sioux  C.  &  Pao.—  See  Chic.  &  N.  W. 
Sodus  Bay  &  S.—  1st,  5s,  g.  1924  J&J 
So.  Car.&Ga.—  1st,  g..  5s,  1919M&N 
Southern  Pacitto  Arizona  — 
1st,  6s,  1909-10..                    J&J 

98 
91  Hi 

93 
"Si" 

27 
27 
25 

73 

*  85 
*  91 
•108 

•"85" 
•  81 
•  95 
*  88 
"101 

*  85 
•107 

•115 
*101V> 

Southern  Pacitto.  California— 
1st  6s  gold  1905-12             A&O 

Ore.  Short  Line.6s,  1922  F&A 
TrustCo.  certificates  of  deposit. 
Utah  South,gen.,78,1909  ctfsJ&J 
Tr.Co.cts.,ext.,l8t78,1909.J&J 
Utah&Nor.,lstM.,7s,  1908.  J&J 
Gold,  5s,  1926  J&J 
a.  P.  Deuv.  &  Gulf— 
Con.,  5s,  g.,  1939  J&D 
Col.  Cent.  IstM.  7s,  1909.  ..J&J 
Den.T.&F.W.l8tM.,g.5s,'37M&N 
Denv.T.&G.lst  M.,g.,5s,'37.A&O 
Utica  &  Bl.  R.—  See  N.  Y.  C.  &  H. 
Valley  (N.  Y.)—  See  Del.  L.  &  W. 
Verdisr.Val.Tnd.&W.—  SeeMo.Pac. 

•116 
•115% 

;  71% 

1st,  6s,  1901  M&N 

107 

Istcon.,  gold,  5s,  1938.     ..A&O 
1st  con.,  gold,  5s,  gu.,  1937.M&N 
Aust.  &  Nor.  1st,  5s,  g.,  1941.J&J 
So.  Pacitto  Br.  6s,  1937  A&O 
So.  Pao.  Coast—  1st,  g.,  4s,  '37.J&J 
So.  Pao.  N.  M.—  1st,  6s,  1911.  .J&J 
Southern— 
1st,  consol.,  gold,  5s,  1994..  J&J 
E.Tenn.reor.lieu,  4-58,1938  M&S 
Ala.  Cent.  1st  g.,  6s,  1918     J&J 
Atl.&Ch.Air-L.  lstpf.,78,'97A&O 
1st,  78,  1907  J&J 

"7219 

72  H) 

Extended,  5s.  1902  J&J 

Cons.  mort.  4198,  1940    ...A&O 
Rich.  Hill—  See  K.  C.  Ft.  S.  &  M. 
Rich.  &  M'k'nb.—  l8t,68,1921.M&N 
Rich.  &  Petersb.—  6s,  1915.  ..M&N 
Do    consol.,  7s,  1915  M&N 
Do    conaol.,  4138.  1940.  .  .M&N 
Rich.  Y.R.&Ches.-l8t,5s,1910.  J&J 
2d  mort.,  4i«8,  1910              M&N 

80 

98 

90 
8919 

i'2'6" 

'113 
•101 

* 

•"75" 
•  32 
•  32 

36 
"37" 

•  95 

•"85" 
•   60 

"96" 

74 
90 
65 

Rio  Gr.  West.-lst,4s,  1939..J&J 
Rio  Gr.Junc.—  l8t,gu.,5s.iy39.  J&D 
Rio  Gr.  South.—  1st,  5s,  1940..  J&J 

Income  6s.  190O  A&O 

*  Flat  price. 


I  In  London. 


FEBRUARY.  1897.  J 


RAILROAD    BONDS    AND    STOCKS. 


Bonds. 


Bid.     Ask. 


stock*. 


Par.!  Bid.     Ask. 


105 
110 


Ver.  A  Mass.,  gu..5s,  19O3..MAN 
Verm't  Valley— lit.  5s.  1910. AAO 
Virginia  A  Tenn.— See  Nort.  AW. 
Virginia  Midland-See  So.  By. 
Vlck».Sh.*P»c.-l«t6s,  1920.JAJ  •  40 
6s.p.l..g.;i5 '10* 


16% 


Buffalo  Roch.  A  Pittsburg 100 

Pref lOOi  

!Burl.  Cedar  Rap.  &  No.,  F&A.lOOl     71 
Oanideu  &  Burlington  Co.,  J&J.25  t  34% 

Canada  Southern,  F&A IOO      45 

Canadian  Pacific IOO      54% 

Pref 100    

1st,  gold,  5s.  1939 MAN '106%  106%   Catawissa...  ..50  t... 

Sd.  gold.  5s,  1939 FAA  '    71%    71%       1st  pref ...50149 

Deb.  mo«..6sjieries  A.1939.JAJ  * 2d  pref ...501   4f% 

Deb.  mort..6sjeries  B.1939.JAJ  '   23     Cayuga  A  Susquehanna 3<)   135 

Del.  A Ch.ext..Ut,g,5s.l941.JAJ  .......    95%  Central  Massachusetts 1OO     10 


60 
107 


22 
58 
76 

4(V 


SlIM'UK. 


Par.    Bid.    Ask. 


49% 


•  87 
•100 


105 


8T.L.C.B1.  A  Om.-lst,  6s.  1908    *  95 

Bt.  Louis  Kan.  City  A  North'n— 
St.  Charles  Bridge,  1st  6»,1908  *1O5%  1O7 

Brunsw.  A  ChllL.  6s.  1903. FAA  *  94 
Waco  A  N.— See  Hons.  A  Tex.  feu. 
Warren  RR.-8ee  D.  L.  A  W. 
Warren  A  F-klin-See  W.  N.  Y.  A  P. 
Wash.*CoLR.-l»t.g..4s.l935JAJ 
Wash.  O.  A  W.— See  Southern  Ry. 
W.  Ala.— Cons.  4%s.  g.,  gu..Oet-'18 
Western  Maryland— 

3d  M.  6s,  endorsed.  1900. .  ..JAJ 

Bait.  A  Harris..  g..5s,1936.MAX 
1st  M. West.  Ext.  g.5«.'38.MAX 
Wast  Jeney  *  Sea  Shore— 

CoasoL  g.  4s.  1936 JAJ '101      106 

OHa.AAt.-Con..5»6s.l911.J*J  M1O     

2dmort.,BOwlst.6*,1899.AAOM03      

W.  Jeney.  1st  M.7i,  1899..AAO  '1O9     

ConsoL  8s,  1909 MAN  M18% 

W.  J.  A  At.,  1st  M.  6s.  1910. MAS  '  101 
West  bbore— flee  N.  Y.  C.  A  H. 
West  Vs.  A  Pltta.-See  B.  A  O. 
W.  New  York  A  Pennsylvania— 

-.S.1937 JAJ  '105% 


Pref 1OO 

Central  of  New  Jersey 100 

Central  Ohio 50  t 


50 


Hartford  A  Conn.  West 100 

Harrisburg  Portsmouth  Mt.  J.  A 

Lan 50  «  87% 

Henderson  Bridge 100      95 

Housatonic,  prer 100      23% 

Huntingdon  A  Broad  Top 50|t 

Pref ...501  51 

Illinois  Central,  MAS 1OOJ     94 

Leased  lines,  4  p.  c 100     85 

Indiana  111.  Alowa IOO 

Iowa  Central 100       7 

Pref 100     24% 

Jackson  Lang.  &  Sag 100 


997s  10O>4  Joliet&  Chicago 100 

32     Kal.  Allegan  A  Gr.  Rapids 100 


Pref 50  t  32    Kauawha'A  Michigan  * 100 

Central  PaciBo 100!     12%,   13%  Kansas  City  Clin.  A  Springfd.100 

Chartiers  Railway 50:l Kansas  City  <Ss  Ind.  Air  Line  .  100 


155 
125 
5 


Chesapeake  *  Ohio 100 


Chestnut  Hill 50  I 


Chicago  &  Alton 100 

Pref.,  Q— M 100 

Kan.  City  St.  L.  A  Chic.,  preMOO 
Louisiana  A  Mo.  River,  pref.  100 


17", 


17»8  Kansas  City  Ft.  Scott  &  Mem..  100| 
Kansas  City  Ft.  S.  &  Q.,  pref..!00i 

Kan.  C.  Mem.  &  Bir KM) 

Kansas  City  Pittsburg  &  Gulf  IOO 
Kan.C.  St.L.&  Chic.— See  Ch.&  Alt ! 
K  ansas  Ci  ty  Suburban  Belt 100: 


163 


165 
174 
125 
160  170 

MiMlmlppi  River  Bridge iJKentucky  A  Indiana  Bridge "."1661 

Chicago  Burl.  A  Quincy,Q-M.. 100      74«g    74%   Keokuk  &  Des  Moines 100; 

Chicago  &  East  Illinois 100      39       42          Pref 100, 

Preferred,  Q-Jan 100     9O     100      Keokuk  &  Western 100 

Chicago  A  G.W.,  com ,       4%;     5%   Kingston  A  Pembroke 50' 

4  p.o.  deb 10O/6O       65    L  Lake  Erie  &  Western lOOi 

5  p.  c.,  preferred,  A 1OO  I  23        28          Pref 100 

4  p.  c.  preferred  B Lake  Shore  it  Michigan  South..  100 


5 
M 


17% 


Uen.  ntort..  gold.  2~4s.  1948. AAO  '   49% 
Income,  gold.  5s.  1943 *    13 

West.  Nor.  Car.-See  Southern  Ry. 

Western  Pae.— See  Central  Pac. 

Western  Pa.— 
Gold.  4..  1938 JAD'101 

West.  Tit-See  !«.  Y.  C.  A  H.  H. 

West  Va.  Cent.  A  Pitts.— 
Int.  cold.  6s.  1911 JAJ  '105% 

Wheeling  Bridge  A  Term.  Ry.- 

l«M.6s.l»39 JAD'  82 

3d  11.0*.  1940 MAS  * 

Wheeling  L.  Brie— 

•>«.  1936 •   90 

Wheel.  Dlv.  1st,  5s.  1928. ..  .JAJ 
Exten.  Aimpt..5«.  1»3O....FAA  '  65 
OoosoL.  gold.  4s.  1992 JAJ  * 

WUkeob.  A  East.    BeeN.Y.  SAW. 

Wllkeshaire  A  Seranlon— 

M.. gold. gu.,4%M938.MAN  MOO 

WUlmarAS.  Falls-See  St-P.M.AM. 

WUm.  Col.  A  Aug.  6s.  1910... JAD 

•!••!!    7 


106 
BO 
15 


30 

"Ye" 

66 

15214 


Lehigh  Valley 50  t  29 

Pref 501 


ChlcncoMilw.ASt.  P.,  AAO...100I  76>a'  76% 

Preferred 100  132ia  134 

CblcagoANorthweotern.AAO.lOO  104"4  !O4»g   Little  Miami 501  178!« 

Preferred.  7,  l|-M 100  154      160 

Chicago  A  Northern  Pacific 100'  

Chic.  Peoria  A  St.  L.— Common..  !  

Preferred,  5  p.  c.  non-cuni La.  .t -Mo.  River— See  Chic.  &  Alt. 

Chicago  Rook  I«l.  APac.,O-F..100  68%    68i«   Louisville  Bridge  Co 1OO 

Chicago  St.  Paul  Minn.  A  O.  ..100      5O3s    5O"-.    ' 

Pref 100  133      137 


Little  Rock  &  Memphis lOOi 

Little  Sclmvlkill....  ...50!t  51i« 

lx>ng  Island 50     49 


42 
9 


•113 

>1M 

•1O1 


99 
9ft 


Chicago  A  West  Michigan 100       5 

ChortawOklah.  A  Gulf  certs...   50  t     8 

Cincinnati  Hamilton  A  Dayton.  100    

Preferred.  A.4  p.  o 100 

Preferred,  B,  4  p.  o 10O 

Preferred,  Eagle,  4  p.  c 100 

New  prof.  5  p.  e 

Cincinnati  Jaouon  A  Mack 

Cincinnati  Leb.  A  Northern. ...  100     76 
Cincinnati  N.O.ATex.  Pacific. 10O1     15 

CtucinnatlSana.ACleve..pref...50    

Cleveland  Akron  A  Columbus.  1OO  a  12>s 

Cleveland  Canton  A  Southern. 1OO    

|    Preferred 1OO     2.V. 

'Cleveland  On.  Chic.  A  St.  L....  100     27  "s 

Preferred 10O 

Cleveland  I^>rain  A  WheelV .  .100 
Preferred ....1<T 


Louisv.  Kvansv.  Sc  St.  Louis. ..100,  

Pref 100  

10      Louisville  Henderson  &  St.  L.1OO  

8!j      Preferred,  5  p.  c.  uon-cum '  

40       Louisville  *  Nashville 1OO      51i«    5138 

:M)      I^ulsv.  N.  Albany  &  Chic 100,  14 

!«i         Pref 100 

no       Ixiwcll  A  Andover 

87       Mahoning  Conl  Railroad 50  1OO     115 

Pref 50100    1115 

Maine  Centml,  quar 100  l->7     132 

2O      Manchester*  Lawrence, M&N.100  215     225 

Mnrquette  Hough.  A  Outon...lOO  

12V    Preferred 100 

2.V5.    Massawippi  Valley 100  130     140 

75o.  'Memphis  &  Charleston 25 


100 


96 
95 


27 


70 
20 
45 

26" 

80 

1 

3 

14% 
40 


70 
153 
29% 


180 


51 
140 


29 


Cleveland  A  PltU. .  «u.  7,  Q-M. . .  5O 
Columbu*  Hocking  Val.  ATol.lOO 


166     170 
11        ll'i 
SO    i   35 

189Mi 


172 


WUm.  A  Weldon  7..  g..  May 

«*,  IBM * ...JAJ 

Wiim  A  x..r  -LI. '-.  ;••••:  .".i  U) 

Bs,  tea.  mart.  g..  1933 — Q-Ang 
Wilmington  IX.  C.)  Ry.  Bridge— 

1st  af7 7s.  1897...... AAO 

2dM.  6s,  1898-99 AAO 

Wlnoni  A  St.  P.-See  Chle.  A  N.  W. 
Wisconsin  Central  Company- 

Beeelver's  esrts..  6s,  18M.MAN  MOO 

1st.  5s,  19*7...... JAJ  ;..... 

Eng.  trust,  eertfs •  37% 

ipes.  non-onm..  5s.  1937 * 

•ertea.  5s.  1909 JAJ  '  88 

RR.  tap.  Ss,  1931 MAN*  4O 

Oh.  Wls  A  Mlnn..lst.6s/16.MA8  MOO 
Wisconsin  A  Michigan  Ry  - 

M..*..  5.  Jsa.  1.1945    JAJ* 78 

Wls.  A  M;nn.-l.t,  7s.  191O  .AAO  MOO 

Wore.  Wash.  AR.— U.  g..  iVl3     .      1OO%  104      Delaware  A'Bound'Brook.'.'.'.'.'ioo    left 

4s.  1930  ..  ...JAJ    103      Delaware  A  Hudson IOO    107      107^ 

107%   Delaware  Lack.  A  West,  Qfj... 50   152%  153 

12      Delaware Basquehanna AS — 5O    

Denver  A  Rio  Grande 100      ll;v 

Pref 100     43 

Des  Moines  A  Fort  Dodge IOO       8         9 

Pref 100     50     

7%  Detroit  Hills  AS.  W IOO     97    I  99 

2%  Detroit  Lansing  A  Northern...  100    

%      Pref  100        1    | 

%   Detroit  A  Maokluae. 100 


Preferred.  JAJ"  .............  1OO: 

Colnmbus  A  Xenla.  gu.  8  2-5  .....  SO 

Columbus  A  Cln.  Midland,  pref...M) 
Con.  A  Mont.  Class  I.  Feb..  qu.  100    165 
Class  II..  Feb.,  qnar  ......  ....1OO'  165 

Class  III,  Feb..  qnar  .........  10O    165 

Class  IV.,  Concord,  Feb..  ou.lOO    169 
Concord  A  Portsmouth,  ten.  7..  1OO    165 
Connecticut  A  Fassumpxlc   ..  1OO    145     147H2 
Connecticut  Rlv..lOp.o.nu.JAJ100   247  Mi  252  C 
Conool.  Ry.  of  Vermont,  pref..  100        1 
Cumberland  Valley—  Common..  5O 
Preferred  ......................  5O 

DaabnrvA  Norwalk  ............  50  t  62 

DaytonAMIehlgan.com  ........  50     7?i« 

Pref.,  guaranteed,  8s  ..........  AO    180 

Delaware  ...................... 


Mexican  Central 100 

Mexican  National  tr.  receipts. .  100 

Mexican  Northern 1OO 

Michigan  Central 100 

Milwaukee  A  Lake  Winnebago — 

1st  preferred 100 

2d  preferred 


9 

39 


Mine  Hill  A  Schy.  Hav 50  I   56 

Minneapolis  A  St.  Louis IOO      18% 

1st  pref.  5  p.  c.  cum 100,     78 

2d  pref.  5  p.  0.   lion  nun 100       471« 

Minneapolis  St.  P.  AS.  8te.  M..10Q!   

Preferred IOO    

MIxHonri  Kansas  A  Texas 100,     13% 

Preferred  ..  ...100     


79 


MisHouri  Pacific. 


.1001 


Mobile  A  Ohio,  assented 100 

Morris  A  Essex,  gnar.,  7s 50 

Nashville  Chattanooga  A  St.  L.10O 

Nashville  A  Dccatur 25 

Nashua  A  Lowell,  MAN 100 

Nangatuck 1OO 

Nesquehonlng  Valley 50 


165 
68 
1O6 
210 
245  H) 
I  5i 


4s.  gold.  1934... ............A.\ 

vllle  A  OhloR.-lst.as.  191 


R  lll.lio  VD  <ITOCK*.     Par 


New  England  RR.  common...  100 

Preferred,  5  p.o.  noncum  ..  IOO1     60 
New  Haven  A  Derby  ...........  IOO 


Alit  AO*.South'n.  A.  6s,  pref._. 

B.  common .....*lO(      it 

Ala.N.O.T.*PJuu!.,A,prel.«lOI       % 

B.  deterred ......*lO/      1,.! 

Alabama  A  Vlcksburg inO      2O 

\lbsny  A  Sosq..  gnar.  7 KX>    17O 

Albany  A  Vermont IOO    

BS  '.""'.'.'£• 

^^•Lrbor  Ry.  com Km       8% 

;,.,,       24% 

•"•  Tonka*  Santa  FelO(>    

Trust  receipts,  all  InstaL  paid..       14»» 

Commoa  (when  Issued) 100    

^^•srrred  25% 

^^•b  1st  Leasml  lines,  rent  tr     <  90 
AtlantaAChar.AlrUneJIsV8.10O      9O% 

^^K *  West  Point 100     97      

AtUntle  *  Padn.  %         % 

Atlaatle  A  Ht.  I^wreaee. :•-.  n:i;     159 


101 


Dnlnth  South  Shore  A  Atl UNI 

Pref U»> 

East  Pennsylvania 50 


10 

H 

.-. 
• 


11% 
7% 

t  517« 
88 


4% 


^MMa  *  Savannah,  lease. : 
BaM  EMl*  Vallcv 
•alt.  Aaval.  RR.  E*..  gu.  7 
BaUlmore  A  Ohio  !•»• 

!... 

H.  W.  Ry. 
Beech  Creek,  gnar.  4    . 


M 

:  .., 


;  . 
U 


3 


95 


: '.  -v 


Eastern  New  Hampshire,  JAI ».  1  oo 

'Bel  River !"<> 

Elralra  A  Wllliamsport 5O  t 

Pref 50  t 

Eric,  mm IOO      14% 

Istpref 100      33% 

2d  pref 1001     19 

Krie  A  Kalamazoo 31o 

KrieA  Pltt«l>ure 5Oj   

European  A  North  American.. loo 
Evannville  A  Terre  Haute 5O 

Pref 

Km  all  (43d  «t.)  Bridge 

Fltchbnrir. JAJ I"" 

Preferred,  JAJ  l«o 

Flint  A  Pere  Marquette UHI 

Prrf 100 


2ft 


00      Florid*  Central  A  Pwilnaula 


64 
15 
91 

6 
27 

5% 


New  Haven  A  Northampton. .100 
12%   New  Jersey  A  New  York IOO 

44  Preferred IOO 

X.  Y.  B'klyn  A  M.  Bch.,  pref.. 100 
New  York  Central 100 

Dividend  payable  in  London I   96% 

New  York  Chicago  A  St.  Louls.lOO      12 

1st  preferred IOO; 

•_'<!  preferred 100 

New  York  A  Harlem 50 

Xew  York  Lackawanna  A  West.100 
New  York  New  Haven  A  Hart.100 
92       New  York  Ontario  .t  Western.lOOl 
X.  Y.  Philadelphia  A  Norfolk. .100, 

X.  Y.  A  Rockaway  Beach 100 

N.  Y.  Susq.  A  Western  new 100 

15i4      Pref 100 

:t5       Norfolk  A  Southern 100 

21       Norfolk  A  Western 100 

Eng.  Tr.  Co.  Certs.,  all  inst.  pd.. 

Preferred 100 

Eng. Tr.  Co.  Certs.,  all  Inst.  pd., 
Ill       North  Carolina,  MAS 100    112 

45  i  North  Pennsylvania 50't   86% 

66      Xorthern  Central 50  t  07% 

Northeastern.  H.  C 50  t 

92       Northern.  N.  H.,  Jan.,  quar IOO1  154 

lo      Xorthern  Pacific  vot'g  tr.ccrts.lOO!     147e 
33         Preferred  voting  tr.  certs IOO1     36' 

Norwich  A  Worcester 1001  190 


93>4 


65 

25 

292 

120 


S>4 
24 


17 


1=8 
43 


20 
80 

48% 


14% 
30% 
22% 
23 

167 
75 

110 


38 
64 


93% 

97% 

12% 

75 

30 


175 
15% 


8% 
25 


12 


Vollnr  triiKt  certificates '..."!    '....   OgdenshuiX  A  L.  Champlain..lOO 


•• 

M 


Ont.  KK  Cn  .....  no 

I- 

JAJ... 
...  ...IOO   162 

Pref..  M.*-  ...10<i 

Bost.A  N.  YAlr  Uae-Oommon  ....... 

Pref..  gnar.4  .................  100   104     1O6 

stoston  sV  PrwMsve*...  100    -•••>     -• 

i  l>v.  Brack  A  Lynn        loo      .,->        I" 


2d  pr.-t.  non-emu IOO  a  1914 

Ft.  Wayne  A  Jack.— Common  loo  

Preferred IOO  12O      .... 

Georgia  A  Alabama,  common 7% 

1st  preferred 2J 

GeorKiaRi:.  A  Banking  Co  ...100  155      16O 

(ia.  South'n  ft  Fl».,  common..  100  5% 

Flmtpreferred 1OO|  50     

Second  preferred IOO  17        17-4 

,  Grand  Rapids  A  Indiana IOO  — 

'Grand  River  Valley IOO  IO8 

Great  Northern  Ry.,  pref    Q-F100'  12O 

••ii  Bay  A  Western 100  3O 

Deb.  certfs.  A 1000 

I .,. I.,  certfs.  B 1000 


25o. 


Ohio  Southern 100 

Eng.  Trust  Co.  certificates 

Old  Colony 100|  176% 

Ontario  A  Quebec,  guar 100U51 

Oregon  Imp.  Co.— Sue  Miscell'ous. 
Oregon  Ry.  &  Nav.,  vot.  tr....lOO 

Pref.,vot.  trust  certirtcates 

Oregon  Short  L.  A  Utah  Nor. . .  100 
Eng.Tr  Co.  certfs.,  all  instal.  pd.  i 


13 

42 


IOO    Oswego  A  Syracuse 50 

Panama 100 

Pawtuxet  Valley 


•K, 


122 

40 

48 

5 


150 
I   52 

Penn.  &  Northwestern 50  I 

Peoria  <fe  Bureau  Valley  ....  lOOi  168 


Pennsylvania  Railroad 50 


14 
200 


18 


68% 
50 
156 
15% 
87 


177% 
154 

24 
43% 

"17% 
205 


52% 


H.,t  ,.r •••• 


t  PrlM  per  sbar*  not  per  cent. 


<  In  London. 


a  In  Amsterdam. 


x  Ex-dividend. 


THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


[Voi,    LXIV 


Stock*. 


Par.    Bid.  I  Ask. 


Peorla  Deoatur  &  Evan8vllle..lOO       2 

Peorla  &  Eastern 10O       5 

Petersburg,  J&J 100    — 

Philadelphia*  Erie 50  I    1914 

Phlla.  Geriiiant'ii  &  Norrist'n...50  I127>al 
Philadelphia  &  Reeling   50    1 

TniHt  Co.  certs,  all  Inst.  pref'd..i     26ij 

Philadelphia  &  Trenton 100   218 

Philn.  Wilmington  &  Baltimore.50  t  57 
Pittib.  Clu.  Chic.  &  St.  Louis. .100      13>« 

Pref 100     45 

Pittsburg  &  Castle  Shannon 50  t 

Plttsb.  Char.  &  Yough.,  J&J. ...50  I 

Plttsburg  &  Conuellsvllle 50    

Plttsb.  Ft.  W.&  Chic.,  guar.  7..  100    166 

Special 100   155 

Plttsburg  J  unction 50  I 

Plttsburg  &  Lake  Erie 501100 

Plttsb.  MoKeesport  &  Yough  ...50  t  63 

Plttsburg  Shen.  &  L.  Erie 50  I   16 

Pittib.  Virginia  &  Charleston... 50  I   48 
Pittslmrg&  Western SOI  

Pref 50    

Pittsburg  Wheeling  &  Kent'ky.50    

Plttsburg  Youngstown  &  Ash.. .50  I   45 

Pitts.  Y.  &  A»h.— Pref 50    

Portland  &  Ogden«burg 100    

Portland  Saco  &  Portsmouth..  100    143 

Portsmouth  &  Dover 1001  115 

Port  Royal  &  Augusta 100 

Providence  &  Springfield 100 


8 
108 


26% 
M 


Stocks. 


Par.    Bid.    Ask. 


Rio  Grande  Western,  }>ref 100 

Rock  Island  &  Peorla 

Rome  &  Clinton 100 

Rome  Watertowu  &  Og.,  guar.  100 


Prov.  &  Worcester,  Jan.,  quar.100 
Providence  Warren  &  B 

Qnlncy  RR.  Bridge  Co 

Raleigh  &  Gaston 100 

Rensselaer  &  Saratoga 100 

Richmond  &  Danville 100 

Richmond  Fred.  &  Pot.,  com...  100 
Dividend  obligations,  J&J . . .  100 

6  per  cent  guaraut'd,  M&N.. .100 

7  per  cent  guarant'd,  M&N... 100 
Richmond  &  Petersburg,  J&J.1OO 

Rio  Grande  Southern 100 

Rio  Grande  Western 100 


9 

219 
125 


178 
180 


llo 
108 


25 


110 
"56" 


125 

lie 


35 


"56 


50 


165 

135 
183 


109 


30 


50 
.„. 

37 
13 


Rutland,  J&J 100 

Pref., 7 100 

iSt.  Joseph  &  Grand  Island 100 

St.  Louis  Alton  &  Terre  H 100 

I    Eng.  certs,  of  dep 

Guar.  214  p.  c 1OO 

St.  Louis  Bridge,  1st  pref 100  U06 

2dpref ICO/  - 

St.  Louis  Peori*  &  Northern..  100 
St.  Louis  .v  San  Fran.,  com — 100 

1st  pref.,  4  per  ct.,  non  cum. 100 

2d  pref.,  4  per  ct.,  non-cum.100 

St.  Louis  Southern 100 

St  Louis  Southwestern 1OO 

I    Pref.,  5s ....100 

ISt.  Louis  Vandalia  &  T.  H 100 

St.  Paul  &  Duluth 100 

Pref 1OO 

St.  Paul  Minn.  &  Man.,  guar...  100    114 

San  Fr.  &  Sau  Joaquin  Val 100 

Seaboard  &  Roanokc,  com 100 

Shore  Line       100 

Short  Route  Railway 100 

South  Carolina  &  Georgia 100 

Southern  &  Atlantic 

South.  California,  pref 100 

Southern  Pacific  Co 100 

Southern       (vot.  trust  certs.) .  100 

Pref  .5%,  non  cum.        do     .100 

Southwest  Ga.,  guar.  5  p.  o 1OO 

Southwest  Pennsylvania 50 

Spuyten  Duyvil  &  Port  Morris.  100 


414 


State  Line  &  Sullivan 50 


70 
1  1 
t  65 


Staten  Island  Ry.,  guar.  513  p.  o.75 

Summit  Branch,  Pa 50 

Sunbury  &  Lewistown 50 

Suspension  Bridge  Co 25 

Syracuse  Bingh.  &  N.  Y 100   199 

i  Tennessee  Georgia  &  Atlantic.  1OO 
HTerre  Haute  &  Indianap 50  t 


"85 

181% 

14 


9"4 
28% 
91 


132 


Stock*. 


Par.    Bid.     Aak. 


50 


et 


109 

54    I 

"wi 

ISifi 

"5" 


22 

90 

116 


15 


9% 
23 
93 


10 
35 
998 


20 
50 


Terre  Haute  &  Logausport 50 

Terre  Haute  &  Peorla,  coin 

Preferred,  6  per  cent,  nou-cum.. 
Texas  Central,  common 

Preferred,  5  per  cent,  non-cum. . 

Texas  &  Pacific 1OO 

Toledo  Ann  Arbor  &  No.  Mich.  100 
Toledo  &  Ohio  Central 100 

Preferred 1OO 

Toledo  Peoria  &  Western 1OO 

Toledo  St.  Louis  &  Kansas  City.  1OO    

Preferred 10O    

Troy  &  Greenbush 50   

Tunnel  Hail  of  St.  Louis 100*106 

I'lstcr  .t  Delaware 100    

United  New  Jersey  RR.&C.Co.lOO   245 
Union  Pacific lOOj  

Eng.  Tr.  Co.  eertlfa 6 

Union  Pacific  Denver  &  Gulf..  100 
Utioa&  Black  River 100 


72 


Utlca  Chen.  &  Susq.  Valley. . . .  1OO 

Valley  RR.  (N.  Y.) 100 

Vermont  &  Massachusetts,  leased, 

6,  A&O 1OO 

Vermont  Valley 50 

Virginia  Midland 100 

Wahash  Railroad 100 

Pref 100 1 

Ware  River  RR 100 

Warren,  N.  J.,  leased  7s 50| 

West/ersey  &  Sea  Shore — Com.SOit 

Special,  guaranteed 50j 


150 
130 
105 

153 
135 


16 
170 
163 


Western  Maryland 50 


Western  N.  Y.  &  Penn 50 


205 


Trust  certificates 50 

West  Virginia  Central 100 

Wheel!  ng  &  Lake  Erie 100        2 

Pref 100     lOHs 

Wilkesbarre  &  Scranton 50    

Wil.  Columbia  &  Augusta lOOi  108 

Wilm.  &  Weldon,  7 100    

'Wls.  Cent.  Co.  (vot.tr.  oertfs.)  .100        2 

Pref 100 

Wor.Nash.  &Roch..J&J 100 


t     2% 


9% 


35 
75 


17 
109 


7 
2^6 


155 


7 
16% 


165 
47  "a 


if* 


121 


t  Prines  per  share  not  per  cent. 


I  In  London. 


STREET     RAILWAY     SECURITIES. 

Prices  marked  thus  (*)  are  flat  prices— that  is,  the  purchaser  does  not  pay  accrued  interest  in  addition. 


Bonds. 
STREET    IK' WAV     BONDS. 

ALBANY,  N.  Y.— 
Albany  Ry.,  1st  M.,5s,  1905,  J&J. 

Oonsol.  M.,  5s,  g.,  1930,  J&J  .... 

6s,  convert.,  deb.,  1901,  M&N. .. 

N.&E.Gr>nb.H.,lst,5s,t911,M&N 
W.Turup.&  RR.,2d  g'd6C19.M&N 

1st,  guar.,  6s,  19L9,  M&N 

ALLENTOWN,  PA.— 
Allen.  &  Lehigh  Val.  Traction— 

IstM..  gold,  5s,  1913,  M&3 

Con.  M..  gold,  5s,  1925,  J&J 

Allen  &  Beth.,  1st  g.  6s,  1911.J&J 

BALTIMORE,  MD.— 

Balt.Trae.Co.,l8tM.,5a,1929,M&N 

No.  Balt.Dlv.,lst.g.5s,1942.J&D 

Exteu.&  imp., 63,g., 1901, M&S 

Coll.  tr.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1900,  J&J 

Balt.CityPa9.,lst,5s,g.,1911,M&N 

Cent.  Ry.,oon.  M.,g..5s,  1932, M&N 

1st  M.,  6s,  1912,  J&J 

City  &du.,  lat, M.,5s,g.,  1922,  J&D 
Lake  Ro.  El.,lgt,g.,5a, 1942.M&S 

BOSTON,  MASS. 
North  Shore  Traction  Co. — 

Lynn  &  B.,  1st ,  5s.  g.,  '21 — J&D 
Naumkeag,  1st,  con.  5s,  1910.  J&J 
West  End,  deb.,  5s,  g.,  1902.  M&N 

Debenture,  4133,  g.,  1914,  M&S.. 

Gold  4s,  Feb.  1,  1917 M&S 

Boston  con.  5s,  Jan.,  1907. .  .J&J 
Cambridge,  1st  m.,  5s,  1903.A&O. 
Charles  Riv.,  Istm.,  5s,  1904,  A&O 
Highland,  oonv.  6s,  1898,  J&J — 
Highl'd,  non-con.  pl.5s,1902.H&N 
Metropolitan,  plain  6s,  1897,  J&D 
Metropolitan,  plain  5s,  1903,  J&D 
Middlesex,  plain  6i,  1897,  J&J.... 
Middlesex,  plain  5s,  1901,  J&J.... 
South  Boston,  plain  5s,  1905,  M&N 

BRIDGEPORT.  CONN.— 
Bridgep.Trae.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1923,  J&J 

BROOKLYN,  N.  Y.— 
Atlantic  A  ve.,geu.M.,5s,1909,  A&O 

Oonsol.  M.,  5»,  g.,  1931,  A&O.... 

Imp.  M.,  5s,  g.,  1934.  J&J 

BrooklyuCity,lst,5s,  1916-41,  J&J 
B'k'n  0.  &New.,  lstoon.58,'39,  J&J 
Brooklyn  El.,  1st,  6s,  g.,  1924,  A&O 

2d,5s,  g.,  1915,  J&J M 

Union  El.,  1st,  6s. g.,  1937. M&N,' 
B'klynlTghts.lstM., 58,1941, A&O  ' 
Bk.Q1n*Oo.&Sub.,l8t,59,g.'41,J&.I  ' 

If  toons.  M.,  5s,  g.,  1916-41, M&N  ' 


Bid. 


106 
109 


114 
116 


'105 


•110 
•109 

'100>4 
•113 
•112% 
•111 


105 


111 
105  "i' 


96 

95 

110 


111  ' 
1091s 
106  "a 
100% 


113  '4 

ill" 
Wi 


105 

100 

104  105 
104  la  105 
99% 

101 
103 


104 


103 


101 
100  >a 
103 
103 


101 


105 
106 


'102 
*102 
*  70 

• 114 

*107V 

73 


Oil 


Aak.  Bonds. 

BROOKLYN  N.  Y.— (Conci'di- 
B'klyn  Rap.  Tran.,5s,g., 1915.  A&O 
Jam.&  Br.— 1st, 5s, g.,  1930... J&J 
Coney  Isl.  &  Brooklyn  1st  5s. 1903 
Kings  County  Elevated— 

1st  A,  5s,  g.,  1925,  J&J 

i    FultouEl.,A,l8t,5s,g,1929,M&S 

BUFFALO,  N.  Y.— 

Buff.  Ry..lstcon.M.,5a,g.,'31, F&A 
Buff.  &  Niag.  Falls  Elec.  Ry— 

1st  M.  5s,  g.,  1935.  J&J 

Crossf  n.  St.  Ry.  lst,5a,g.  1932,  M&N 

CAMDEN,  N.  J.— 
Cam.  Glou.  &  Wood.,  1st  68..M&N 

CHARLESTON,  S.  C.- 
Charleston City,  1st,  6s,  1915.J&J 
Enterprise  St.  RR.,  lat,  5s. '06,  J&J 

CHESTER,  PA.— 
Cheater  Trao.,  1st  g.,5a,1914.M&N 

CHICAGO,  ILL.— 

Chic.  City  Railway,  1st,  4133.. .J&J 
Ch.N.Sh.St.Ry.,lst,68,qu.,'12,A&O 
Calumet  EIee.St.,l8t,5s,g.'09,M&N 
Ch.&S.S.R.T.,l8tM.,59,g.,'29.A&O 

1st  M.,  ext.,  5s,  g.,  1933,  J&J 

Cicero  &  Prov.  St.,  1  at  6a,  '04. M&N 

Consolidated  5a,  g.,  1915.. .M&N 
Lake  St.  El.,deb.5a,  g.,g'd,'2S,  J&J 

Income  deb.  5s,  1928 

Met.  W. S.  El., lat, 5a, g.,  1912,  F&A 
No.  Ohio.  St.  RR.,  1st, 5s,  1906,  J&J 

Cert,  indebt.,  6s,  1911,  J&J 

No.Ch.CityRy..l8t,6s,1900,J&J 

Consol.  4138, 1927,  M&N 

West  Chicago  Street  RR.— 

1st,  5s,  1928 M&N 

W.  C.8t.Tun.,l8t,5a,g'd,'09,F&A 
Debenture,  6s,  191 1,  J&D 

Ch.  W.  Dlv.  Ry.,  Ist,4ia3,'32,  J&J 

Chlo.  Pass.  Ry.,  lat,6a,  1903,  F&A 
Consol.  M.,  6s.  1929,  J&D 

So.Ch.CityRy.,l8t,5s,g.,'13,A&O 

CINCINNATI,  O.— 
Cin.  New.  &  Co  v.,  con.  5s,g.,'22,J&J 

So.Cov.&Cin.,lstM,,68,'12,M&S 
2d  cons.  M.,  6a,  g.,1932,  J&J.. 

Newport  &  Dayton,  lat,  Ga,  1917 
Gin.  Inol.  Plane,  1st,  7s,  1899,  J&J 

ConsoLM.,  6s,  1914,  J&J 

Mt.A.&Ed'nPk.,lst6s,1900A&O 

lit  M  ,  6-1, 1905,  A&O 

Consol.  M.,  5*.  1906.  M&S.... 


114 
105 


106 


Bid. 


77 

HO 

101 

45 


103 

96 

104  >s 


95 


101 


48 


67 


41 

02 

100 


100 


10114 


93 
117 
117 
115 


105 
111 
106  Ma 


Ask. 


Honda. 


78% 
101 
104 

50 
40 


97 


101 


112 
101 


102 
101>4 


31 


69 

35 


10012 


101 

94^8 


94 
120 
120 
120 

75 

70 

107 

107" 


CLEVELAND,  O.— 

Cleveland  Electric— 

1  Consol.  M.,  5s,  gold,  1913,  M&S. 
Br'klynSt.,  let  M.,  6s,  1903,  M&S 
East  Clev.,  1st,  M.,  5s,  1910,  M&S 

Cleveland  City  Ry.  Co.— 
Cl.  City  Cable,  1st,  5s.  g.,'09,  J&J 

So.  Side  St.  Ry.,  68, 1903,  M&S .... 

COLUMBUS  O.— 

Col.  Cent.  Ry.,lst,  53,  g.,  '13.M&N 
Col.  Con.  St.  Ry.,lst,g.5a,g.'09  J&J 
Col.  St.  Ry., cons.,  58,  g.,  1932,  J&J 

Crosst'n  St., lat,  Sa.g-.igSS.J&Di 

DAVENPORT,  IA.— 
Davenport  &  Rock  Isl.  St.  Ry.— 
1st,  g.,  6s,  1901  to  1911 J&J 

DENVER,  COL.— 

Den.  City,  1st  3, 4, 5a,  g.,  1920. J&J 
Consol.  Train  way,l8t,6s,g.,'08,  J&J 

6s,  g.,  conaol.,  1910,  J&J 

Met.  Ry.Co.,  1st,  6s,  g.,1911,  J&J 
Tramway,  5s,  g.,  1933,  A&O... 

DES  MOINES,  IA.— 
:City  Ry.  Co.,  1st,  6a,  g.,  1923.M&N 
T>.M.St.,lstM..t)S,g.,'99to'19,A&O 
D.M.Sub.,latM.,6a,g.,'06to'21,J&J 

DETROIT,  MICH.— 
Detroit  City  Ry.,lst,  6s,  1900,  J&J 
Dot.  Citizeus',con.M.,5a,1910,A&O 
Detroit  Ry.,  1st,  5s,  g., *12-;i4. J&IJ 
DetroltSub.  Ry.,  lst.58,190a,M&N 
Highland  Park,  1st,  5s,  1908,  J&J . 
Rapid  Ry.  1st  5s,  g.,  1915,  M&S... 

DULUTH,  MINN.— 
Duluth  St.  Ry.,  1st,  5s,  1930-.J&J 
Conaol.  g.,  5s,  1924 J&J 

HARTFORD,  CONN.— 
Hartford  Man.  &  Rockvllle— 

lat,  5a,  1924,  A&O 

Hartford  Street  Railway  Co.— 

H.&  W'thersfleld,deb.5s.'08,M&8 

Hartf.8t.Ry.,deb.,5a,1914,A&O 
Hart.  &  West  H.,  lat,  5a,1924.F&A 

HAZLETON,  PA.— 
Lehigh  Tract.,  1st  g.  5s,  1923.  J&D 

HOBOKEN,  N.  J.— 
North  Hudson  Co.  Street  Ry.— 

IstM.,  68,1914,  J&J 

Con.  M..  5s,  1928,  J&J 


Bid. 


102 


100 
100 


Ask. 


104 


1  0 


97 


102 
102 


112 

•101 


90 

102'-: 

....•• 

"68" 


•  Flat  prices. 


FEBRUARY,  1897.  J 


STREET    RAILWA1'     SECURITIES. 


Bond*. 


Bid. 


INDIANAPOLIS.  INO  — 

Citizens'  St-BR..con.5s.g..'33,M  AN 

KANSAS  CITY,  Mo.— 
Grand  Are.  Cable.So,  g..  19O8.  JAJ 
Kiev.  By.  Co.^sjr'd,^  J  AJ 

lta.193a.JAJ 

•able<maln).5*,Apr.,>97,AAO 

K.C.  (Summit),  6».  1897... .AAO 

Met..Oorrtgai>las.,5»Jul5V16JAJ 

Met. St.  Ry., 5s,  g..Sept..l9O9.MAS 

Con*.  Ss,  g.  May  1,  1910 

LONG  ISLAND  CITY— 
X.  Y.  A  Q.  Co.  By.— G.5«,  50  yean 
Stelnway  By.-Ut  M.  g.  6s.-22.  JAJ 

LOUISVILLE,  KY.— 

Cent.  Pass.  Ry..  Int.  6«,  1908.  MAN 
LouUv.  Ry..ooB.M.,5s4  ..1930JAJ 
Loulnv.  City  By.,con.,6«.l»O9J  AJ 

L/JWELL,    MASS.- 
Lowell  *  Suburban  Street  Ry.- 
l.t  mortgage,  5s.  1911 JAD 

MEMPHIS,  TENN.— 
Clliieu'  Straet  By.  Oa.,  6« 

MILWAUKEE,  Wis.— 
Mllw.  City  RB..  lst,5».g..'08.  JAD 
MIL  Electric  By.  A  Ligbt- 

OonsoL,  g.,  5s.  3O- years 

W.  Bide  St.  By .,  1st  M\  ,5s.g.,'O9  J  AJ 

MINNEAPOLIS,  MINN.— 
Twin  City  Bapld  Traniit  Co.— 
Minn.  St.  R-. con.,  5«, *.,  '19.  J AJ 


78 


80 


95 
52 

M 
98 

M 

ioo%iiom 

97       98 
90 


n 

58 

mo 

100 


Bonds. 


100 
1O2 

lot's 
99 


113 


115 


105 


103 


100 


93 


100 


l»tM.,7.,  1910.MA., 

Con*.  6s,  g.,  Jfov.  1. 1913. MA 
St-P.CUyRf..oon..Ssj..'37JAJ  "  H9 

1st  M..6..V.  1934?AAO -105 

St.P.C'yRy.IJeb.6s.g.,1900,MAN  •  89 

NASHVILLE,  TENN.— 

Naskv.  St.  By..  5..  1933 JAJ 

MasieJdSt.  RR.,old.6s.'l7.JAJ    MOI 
Hew,  6..  1919.  JAJ '97 

MeOavoekAMt-V  .  l.LOs.'lS.FAA  MO3 
Summer  rt  t..  1st  M.,  a*.  1926JAJ 

3d  series,  £,  1937.  JAJ •  96 

2d  M..6*.  191U.  AAO 

So.Nashv.BB..lstM..6s.l914JAJ  •  98 

NEW  ALBANY,  IND.— 
Hew  Albany  By.,  1st.  8s,  1914 JAJ 
9*.  t-  1913,  JAJ 

NEWARK,  N.  J.- 


NEW  YORK,  N.  Y.-Concl'd>- 
Twenty-th'd  St..  Deb.,  58,1906.  JAJ 
Union  Ry.,  lst,5s,K.,  1942.  FAA.. 

Southern  Boulevard  Railroad- 
lit.  Kold  5s,  tin...  July  1, 1945. 

Westches.Eleo.,l8t,58.g.,'43,JAJ 

NORTHAMPTON,  MASS.— 
Northampton  St.  Ry.,  1st,  5«,  1909 

OMAHA,  NEB.— 
92%  Omaha  St.  By.,  1st,  5s,  g., '14,  MAN 

PATEHSON,  N.  J.— 
New  Jersey  Eleo.  Ry.,  5s,  1945 — 
PatenonRy..con.M.,6s,g.,'31,JAD 

8s,  1908.JAO 

PHILADELPHIA,  PA.— 

110  ~  no's  Eleo.  A  People's,  48,  tr.  oertfs 

1 15»i  118      Hestonvllle  M.  A  Fairm't  P.  RR.- 

2d  M  .  8s.  1902,  MAS 

Falnn't  P.  Ry.,  1st.  6a,  '01. .JAJ 

i      Con.  M.,  5s,  g.,  1924 MAN 

People's  Traction  Co. — 

•    P.P.Ry.,stk.tr.ctfB.,48,g.'43,FAA 

PlTTSBURO,  PA.— 
Central  Trac.,  1st,  5s.  1929,  JAJ.. 
Citizens'  Trao.,  Int.  5s,  19i7,  AAO 
Duqumne  Trac.,  1st,  5s,  193O,  J  AJ 
Feder'l  St.  AP.V..gen.,5s,g..'42  J  AJ 
PennSt.  Ry.,  1st  M.,5«,  1922,  JAU 
Pitts.  Alle.  A  M..gen.M.,5s,'30.  AAO 
Pitts.  A  Blr.Tr.,gen.,5s,g.,>29,MAN      „,-,    „„ 
,  Plttob.Trac.Co.,  lst.5s,1927.AAOM08      110 

Pitts.  A  West  End,  1st,  5s,  "22,  JAD  M03     

Second  Are.,  1st,  6s,  19O2,  JAJ ...    105 


115%  116 


104 


102%  105 


Bid.    Ask. 


73  Hi 


90=8 


109 


Stocks. 


78  \ 


WASHINGTON,  D.  C.— (Con.)— 
Met.  RR.— Certs,  of  Indebtedness. 

WILKES-BARRE,  PA.— 
WUkes  A  Wyom.  Val.  Trao.— 

1st,  g..  5s,  1921 A&O 

WORCESTER,  MASS.— 

Worcester  Cons.  St.,  1st.  5s,  1907. 

Deb..  5s,  g.,  1914,  FAA 

North  End  Ss 

Worcester  A  Surburb.,  5s,  1915... 

STKEB.T  R'T  STOCKS. 

ALBANY,  N.  Y.—                Par. 
Albany  RR 100 

ALLENTOWN,  PA.— 
Alleufn  A  Leh.  Val.  Traction  Co.. 


BALTIMORE,  MD.— 
Baltimore  City  Passenger  Ry... 25  t  60% 


Baltimore  Traction 25 


97 


Central  Passenger  Ry 50  t  68 

City  A  Suburban  Ky 50  *  42% 


n 

:  •  'i 


91 


95 

toe 


111 
103 

10O      101 

102      103 

106      107 

941*    95 


Bid. 


125 


97 


100 
101 
1OO 
100 


132 


PORTLAND,  ME.- 

92       Port.BB..lst.g.4%.Mayl.'13.M*N 

Port.  A  Cap*  Ellz.  By.— 

924      IstM.,  g.,5s.  Nov.l,1915.MAK 


104  Si  106 


UM 

99 
1O5 

"98" 


90 


Oons.  Trac.  of  5.  J.,  1  «t  5s.  '33.  J  AD 

Rewark  Pajnonger  Ballway— 
New  4Bloom7.IM.,«..  IfKJl.FAA  ' 
Orange  A  Sew.,  l.t.6«.19O8.AAO  ' 
Belter.  A  New..  1st.  7s,  19OOJAD  •  1O« 
Mew.  PaM..eeas^5a.ic..  193OJAJ.  •  1O3 
rTlnrt- 


VI 
'104 


..  MO4 

Essex  FasaTBy..  8s.  1»08.  .MAN  MOW 

»sw.A8.0r.Rr..l.tM.JK'llJLAO  MOO 
*«p.Tr  8t,Rr  .l.tM.S.jr./ai.AAC  *1OS 
Union  Trae.Cu.,lst(.5s,t9?4  J*I< 

NEW  BEDFORD, 

Cnlon  Btr.Ry..5s,  July  3.  MM  JAJ 
CowoL  5«.  g.VJan.  3.  1914.JAJ  : 


99 

106 
110 

111 
10.'. 

106 

111 
101 


PROVIDENCE,  R.  I.— 
United  Tr.  A  EL.  1st,  5s,g.,'33  ,MA8 

READING,  PA.— 

Beading  Traction.  6«,  1933,  JAJ.. 
City  Pass.  By.,  lstM..5s.l»09.AAO 
Read  A  Wouiels.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1925. 

RICHMOND,  VA.— 
Rich.  Ry.  A  Elec..  l«t  5s.  g..  1920 
Rich.  Traction,  1st  5s.  gold,  1925. 

ROCHESTER,  N.  Y.— 

Booh.  Ry..con.M.,5..if.,'30,AAO 
3d.  5«,  g..  1983,  JAD  ............. 

Debent.  6s,  g.,  Mar.  1,1911.  MAS 

ST.  Louis,  Mo.— 

Baden  A8t.  U.  lst,5a,g..l913.JAJ 
;  CaHAT.AKalrUoU..liit5s,>12,JAJ 
CltUens'  BB.,  1st.  8s,  1907,  JAJ... 
Fourth  St.  A  Anvnal.  lst.6s.  1908. 
8«.  1916.   (IndefaulUI  ......  FAA, 


100 


98 


, 
O4 


M 

~" 
SO 


Jefferson  Ave.,  1st  M.,  5s,  1906...  *1 00 
LlBdeUBy..lst,5s.g..l911.FAA..!M04 

'     ;..'13JAJ  M09 

3,  JAJ...  M08 

18,  MAS.      M03 

101%   PeoD.>sRB.,ist.  6s. •92-1902.  JAD 


98 
100 
108 
100 
• 100 


95 
99 

lOtt 


BOSTON,  MASS.— 

North  Shore  Traction— 
105%      Common 10O 

Preferred 10O      ... 

West  End  Street  Ry..  com 50  t  65 

Preferred,  8  per  cent 50  t  89 

BRIDGEPORT,  CONN.— 
Bridgeport  Traction 100 1 

BROOKLYN,  N.  Y.— 

Brooklyn  City  A  Newtown 100 

Brooklyn  City  RR 10 

Brooklyn  Elevated 100 

Brooklyn  Rapid  Tran.vot.tr.certs. 
Coney  Island  A  Brooklyn  RR.  100 

Kings  County  Elevated 

Kings  County  Traction 

BUFFALO,  N.  Y.— 
Buffalo  Nlag.  Falls  Eleo.  Ry..lOO 
Buffalo  Ry 100 

CHARLESTON,  S.  C.— 


102 


100 


"93" 


95 
95 


97 
80 
95 


Charleston  City  Ry.  .............  50 


85 


160 
172 
4 
18 
135 

2>« 
39 


215 


unurii  aw.,  imo».g.,  1011. 
Oomp  H.  A  M.  Ter.,6s,g.,'l 
Taylor  Are.,  6s,  g.  1913, . 

MUHoarlRR..  lst.Se, ,1916.1 


NEW  HAVEN,  CONN.— 
Hew  Bar.  H  t.  Ry..  1  .WJ^g.,'13  J<*  - 

M«ewood  IMrUI«-' 

lst,g-.  9a.  1914,  JAD  ..........  •  99 

WUieh'r  AT.KK..ISUK*  '12.MAM  -1(W 

Deb..6a.  g..  19O9.  MM  ..........  -lot 


NEW  ORLEANS,  LA.- 

Oaaal  AClalborae,  lit,8«,'13.MAN 

I.t.  g..<hi,  1948  .............  M*K 


-1O1 


W.O.CItyALaks,lst^g.'43JAJ 
ttsieent  Clt/  BR-.  IstTSs, «.. '43 

1st.  6e.  18*5*9.  MAM..... 

V  O.AOar..lstJf ..aa.-Mlo'bo.rA  A 

3d  *..  si,  g    190S FAA     

OrteaBC  RaO>..  6s.  1912.  MAN     •  97% 
M.  Charles  St.,  1st,  8s.  '96->Ol,  JAD 

NEW  YORK,  N.  Y.— 
BI.  St.  A  Ful.F.-l.t.  7s.  1900.JAJ 
•roadway  A  Berenth  Are.— 

M..  5s.  1904.  JAD M05 

3d  M..  5*.  1914.  JAJ  ..  ..  M08 


3d\7s.l902,MAN 

Consul.  M..  6*.  (In  default) 

St.  L.  (B'way  line)  5s.  19OO-10 

8t.L.  A  E.8LL..litM.,6sl905JAJ 
St.  U  A  Bab.,  1st.  5s,g..  1921, FAA 

8t.L.Cab.AW..l.tM!.6s,;i4.MAN 
Mo«tk.Elec.  Ry..oon..6sTl909Jf  AM 

8s,  1904.  MAN 

Un7bepo«RB..oon..6s.l910,AAO 

Oon.,8s,g.,  1918.JAD 

Bea.  B»l'f..  1st.  6»,  g.,  191 1  FAA 

M'dClty  BB.,  1  »t,6«.g.,100-10  J  AJ 

s»s  F..J»S-  -    .  CAL,— 

100>«  101%  Cal.Bt. Cable BR..lst,5sjt.'15,JAJ 

83       85      Perries  A  CUff.  6s.  1914VMA8 

Geary  8t.  Pk.AO.,  1  st.5s.1921.AAO 
Market  Street  Ballway  Co.— 


•103 
•110 


100 


IOC 
103 


104 


;  70 
100 


101 
105 
110 
1O9 
105 


108 

104 
103 
'1O2 


75 
inn 
L(M 

99 
110 
107 
1O6 
104 


100 


. 

Market  St.  Cab..  I«t,6sj5..'13  JAJ 
1st 


99 

102 


too 


Enterprise  Street  RR.  ...........  25 

CHICAGO,  ILL.— 
Chicago  City  Ry  ................  100 

Chicago  North  Shore  St.  Ry  ....... 

Chicago  Passenger  By.,  guar..lOO 
Chicago  8.  8.  Rapid  Transit  ...100 
Chicago  West  Dlv.  By.,guar..lOO 
Lake  Street  Elevated.  .........  100 

Metropolitan  We«t  Side  Kiev..  100       3\ 

Construction  Block  ..........  100,     12 

North  Chicago  City  Ry  .........  1OO    ----- 

North  Chicago  Street  RB  ......  100|  185 

West  Chicago  Street  BB  .......  1OO     80% 

CINCINNATI,  O.— 
Cincinnati  Inclined  Plane  .......  50 

Preferred,6s  ...................  50 

Cincinnati  New.  ACovlngton.100 
Cincinnati  Street  Ry  ............  50 

CLEVELAND,  O.— 
Cleveland  City  By  ..............  100 

Cleveland  Electric  By  .........  1OO 

:  COLUMBUS,  O.— 

i  Columbus  Street  Ry  ............  100 

DAYTON,  OHIO— 
City  Ballway,  common  ........  100 

Preferred  .....................  100 


MO9>t  110%   People's  Street  Railway 100 


101 
104 


107  >4 


DETROIT,  MICH.— 

Detroit  Citizens'  Street  Ry 100 

Detroit  Ry 10O 

Fort  Wayne  A  Belle  Isle 100 


\V>  ;ini!n 


Detroit  River — 100 


MOA     u 


Ss..... :..........  M08     106>4 

OUto.lst,6s,191R,AAOiM20i«  121  >4 


.          ............. 

1943.  JAD  ........  M17 

.l«t.aa.l»n^lAN 


109 

108 
110 


Park*  Oeean.  1st,  6s.  1914,  JAJ 
ParkACllff Ho..  Ut.«s.l91JJAJ 
PowellSt  BR..  l«t,6ii.l912,MA8 
M.  Ry.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  •IS.MAlf 


10 


1O8 
114 
103 


115 
6O 


90 


.  P-k  N.  E.  RtT. . eoo..7s.-02J A I 
Is.  A  lOthaU.,7s,6a4a.'90.AA. 
r  D.  B.  &A  B_  lst.Ae.tV33 JA1 

Jtn.  tadebt..  ft.,  1914V  f*  A M.«> 

IUhttAT..errt.lndeb..6s,'14.FAA  MOO 
4M  St.  M.  A  8t.  N..  1st.  6S/10.M AB  '11- 

MM.. tne.. 8s.  1910 ..  •  08 

OdBt.AOi'dat.ry.lst.aa.'OO.AAO    

Maaha*.EL,eom.,4u~1990.AAO.  •  94 

1M.  BL.  1st,  6s,  19M,  JAJ7.7.7.  M17% 

He.  1999.  MAK MO5\  106 

•etntwtfUa  Btrwt  Ry.  bo  - 

^•i..  5*.  July  1.1904.  JAJ 

B'way  Bnrf.  RB..is«,oe,  '34.  JAJ  M13     111 

3d.**,  19O5.  JAJ M03     1O5 

OH.*  9th  AT..  1st, oe.  1993, MAS  M 17      117% 
Pnltnn  (It..  1  -t,  g.,  4s.  1996  MAN 
Kerry  RR..  1st.  5s, '  19.  AAO. 
Mnt.  Crowfn,  lM.Se,  193O.AAO 

3d  5a,  1901   May 
l>*<  AT  AP.ry.lsVB«w{.P93,M*f<M16%  117% 
•eeoroj  Ar.-Cnn«...V..  1909. MAN  M07%  HO 

.  6a,19O9,JAJ MOI      

VMire-.  1st. 8s,g.,  1937, JAJ...  M21      

lst.8s.1909 


SARATOGA   N.  Y.- 
Unlon  Elee.  By.,  6«.  g.,  1922,  AAO. 

SCRANTON,   PA.— 
Scran.  ACarbon.Tr.lst.es.^a  JAJ 
Seran.  A  Pi tUton.  Int. 04.1923,  AAO 
Ell  Tr     "   '    l"t.6s,g  ,'32,MAN 

TAUNTON,  MASS.— 
Taunton  8t.  Ry.-  1st  M.  5s,'14.  JAJ 

TERRE  HAUTE,  IND.- 

Terre  lUutc  Electric,  6s,  1913 — 
Oen.  gold  6s,  1914 q-Jan. 

TROY    N.  Y.- 
Troy City  By.,  5s,  g.,  1942,  AAO.. 

Tol.  Con.  St.  By.oons.  5s,1909.  JAJ 
Tol.  El.  St.  Ry.-l«t,g..AK.'12F*A 
Tol.  Trac.. oons.,  g.,  5s,  10OO,  JAJ. 


100 
115 


100 


105 


105%  106 

101 

9ft      1.1:1 


113 

ii'f 


too 


105 
LOO 
M 


M 


110 


97 


WASHINGTON,  D.  C.— 

Belt  Ky.  UtM-'fts.  1W21.JAJ • 

OolLimbla  St..  I.t  M..  6«.  1914 M14 

Eoklnirton.l.t.O..  1H96-1911.JAD-  88 
Met.BR..rol.tr..6«.oonT.,190l  JAJ  M12 


99 

80 
115 

93 
113 


Rapid  Ballway 100 

HARTFORD,  CONN.— 
Hartford  Man.  A  Bockvllle. . . .  1OO 

Hartford  Street  Ry 100 

Hartford  A  West  Hartford 100 

HAZLETON,  PA.— 
Lehlgh  Traction  Co 100 

HOBOKEN,  N.  J.— 
North  Hudson  County  St.  By . . .  25 

HOLYOKE,  MASS.— 
Holyoke  Street  By 100 

INDIANAPOLIS,  IND.— 
Citizens'  I'aswnger  Ballway. ..  100 

KANSAS  CITY,  Mo.— 

Metropolitan  Street  By 100 

i    LOUISVILLE,  KY.— 

Louisville  By.,  com 100 

I    Preferred,  5s 1OO 

MEMPHIS,  TENN.— 
Citizens' Street  By.  Co 100 

MINNEAPOLIS,  MINN.— 
Twin  City  Rapid  Transit 100 

Preferred 100 

MONTREAL,  CAN.— 

Mpntreal  Street  By 5C1 

NEW  BEDFORD,  MASS.— 


.   ...    lfnlonStr.By.ro IOC1 


20 
110% 


60 
57 


41 


100 

126% 

70 


100 


225 
100 


215 


50 


175 


24% 


58 


48 
100 


15 


135 


101 


135 
30 


61 
17% 
70 
43%- 


22 
77 
66 
91 


70 


173% 

7 

20 
150 

41 


25 
75 


60 
6 


220 


15% 
4% 
17 

190" 
81 


20 

75 

25 

110% 


85 
61 


43 


103 

127 
72%. 


250 
110 
100 


11 

•  •••• 

180 
25% 
60 

49 
100% 


20 
100 


224% 
1160 


F-.I- 


;  Last  sale. 


t  Prices  per  share  not  per  cent. 


THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


Stock*.               Par. 

Bid. 

Auk. 

Stock*.              Par. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Stock*.               Par 

Bid. 

Ask. 

NEWARK,  N.  J.— 
Consolidated  Traction  of  N.  J.10O 
Rapid  Transit  St.  Ry.  Co  100 

NEW  HAVEN,  CONN.— 

29 
170 

1  58 
t'ss"1* 

1  41 

x60i4 

x  !•-'}  ".j 

v  iT.:    , 
8 
40 
t   20 
I  55% 

29 
197 
200 
155 
150 
187 
335 
323 
55 
89i3 
109  Hi 
157 
145 
193 
159 
300 
100 

50 

28 

30 
180 

PHILADELPHIA,  PA.—  (Con.)  - 

1276 
tl29 
t  
1336 
t!21 
t!3O 
t  50 
t   00 
i  
t  
t  
t  

ST.  Louis,  Mo-—  (Con.)— 
Lindell  Ry                                   100 

124 
150 
104 
t  15 
105 

"57" 
35 
75 
150 

108 

"43" 
319 

12 
9 

t     713 

200 

75 

t  
f>5 
1   45 
t  
t  
1104 

33 

20 
95 
90 

126 

175 

25" 
115 

"sa" 

40 

80 
200 

111 
50 
43  19 
5 

Continental  Passenger  Ry  50 
l-':tmnnnt  Pk.  &  Huddlngton...50 
Frarikford  &  Southwark  1'ass.  .  .50 
(Irrinautowii  Passenger  50 

Miisouri  RK                                  100 

60 

National  Ry 

People's  RR  50 
St.  Louis  RR  100 
St.  L.  &  E.  St.  L.  E.  R  100 
St  Louis  &  Suburban  Ry           100 

New  Haven  &  Ceutreville  1OO 
New  Haven  Street  Ky  100 

"46" 

47 

Green  &  Coates  Sts.  Passenger.  50 
HeHtonnville  M  &  F           .         50 

Southern  Electric  Ry                100 

NEW  ORLEANS,  LA.— 

Lehtgh  Ave.Ry  50 
Lombard  &  South  St*  25 
People's  Passenger  Ry  25 
Preferred           25 

47 
;9Oie 

;ei'4 

J65 

Preferred,  Gper  cent.             100 

Union  Depot  RR          100 

SAN  .FRANCISCO,  CAL.— 
Cal.  St.  Cable  RR  100 

Orescent  City,  guar.,  Os  10O 
N  O  A  Carrollton                        100 

mii 

118 
11 
45 
22 
56* 

SOHi 
205 

Philadelphia  City  Passenger.  .50 
Phila.  (Chestnut  &  Walnut)  50 
Phlla.  &  Grav's  Ferry,  guar  50 
Philadelphia  Traction  >  50 

t!7ii 

t:  

t   8213 
t  70>« 

i;  

t-226 

t 

N.  O.  City  &  Lake,  guar.,  6s...  100 

172 

Geary  St.  Park  &  Ocean  RR..  .100 
Market  Street  Ry  100 

Preferred   6s                              100 

7014 
244 

Presidio  &  Ferries  RR  100 

Orleans  RR            50 

Ridge  Ave.  Passenger,  guar  —  5O 
2d  &3d8ts.  Ry.,  guar  50 

SCRANTON,  PA.— 
Scran.  &  Carbondable  Tract'n.100 
Scranton  &  Pittston  Traction.  100 

St.  Charles  Street  50 

NEW  YORK,  N.  Y.- 

Bleecker  St.  &  Fulton  Ferry...  100 
Broadway  &  Till  Ave..  guar.  ..100 
Central  Crosstowu,  7  per  cent.  100 
Cent.  Park  North  $  East  Rlv..lOO 
Christopher  &  Tenth  Streets.  .  100 
Dry  D.  E.  B'way  &  Bat.,  6  p.  o.  100 
Eighth  Ave                                  100 

13th  &  15th  Sta  Pass  Ry            50 

(235 
t  
t    1018 
t  

1... 

11 
10 

11 
2 
205 
103 

78 

"58" 

Union  Passenger,  guar  50 

^3o 
10% 

224 

SPRINGFIELD,  ILL.  - 
Springfield  Consol.  Railway.  .  .100 
SPRINGFIELD,  O.— 
Springneld  Ry  100 
SPRINGFIELD,  MASS.— 
Springfield  Street  Ry  100 

West  Phila.  Passenger,  guar  50 
PlTTSBURQ,  PA.— 

163 
155 
1B2 
348 
330 
60 
90 
110 

Drexel  &  Co.  receipts  

t  26i3 
t  55 
t     7% 
41i3 

28i9 
56 
8 
43 
35 

42d  St.  &  Grand  St.  Ferry  100 
4'2d  8t  M.  &  St.  N.  Ave      .     ..100 

Citizens'  Traction  50 

Consolidated  Traction,  com  —  50 

Manhattan  Consolidated  100 
Metropolitan  Traction  100 
Ninth  Ave.,  guur.,  6  per  cent..  100 
Second  Ave                                  100 

TERRE  HAUTE,  IND.— 
Terre  Haute  Electric  100 
TROY,  N.  Y.— 
Trov  City  Ry  100 

155 
200 
162 
325 
103 

210 
100 
52  19 
32 

Federal  St.  &  P.  V.  BB  25 

20 
"iiii 

20H, 
40 

1519 

Sixth  Ave  100 

Pittsburg  Alleg.  &  Manoh.  Tr.  .  .50 
Pittsburg  &  Birmingham  Tr  —  50 

Third  Ave.                  100 

Pittsburg  Traction  50 

t  

WASHINGTON,  D.  C.— 

BeltRy  50 
Capital  Traction  Co  100 

NORTHAMPTON,  MASS.— 
Northampton  Street  Ry  100 
OAKLAND,  CAL.— 
Oakland  8.  L.  &  Hay  ward  100 
OMAHA,  NEB.— 
Omaha  Street  Ry                        100 

Second  Ave.,  com  50 

PROVIDENCE,  R.  1.— 
United  Traction  &  Electric.  ...100 
READING,  PA.— 

t  

42 

t   I0i3 
t!08 
t  60 

18 
T2 

12ia 
46 

Columbia  Street  Ry  50 

Eckington  &  Soldiers'  Home  —  50 
Georgetown  &  Ten'ytown  50 
Metropolitan  RR  50 

ib'g" 

35 

22 
96 

WILKES-BARRE,  PA.— 
Wilkes  &  Wyoin.  Val.  Tract..  .100 
WORCESTER,  MASS.— 
Worcester  Traction  100 

City  Passenger  Ry  50 

PATERSON,  N.  J.— 
Paterson  Ry  100 

East  Reading  Electric  By          50 

ROCHESTER,  N.  Y.— 

20 

IS 

PHILADELPHIA,  PA.— 
Catherine  &  Balnbrtdge  St§         50 

ST.  Louis,  Mo.— 

Fourth  Street  &  Arsenal  1OO 

Preferred,  6s,  cumul               100 

Worcester  &  Suburban  St.  Ry  .  .100 

Oheotnut  Hill     1OO 

.... 

t  Prices  per  share  not  per  cent. 


x  Ex-dividend. 


MUNICIPAL     BONDS. 

It  should  be  borne  in  mind  that  municipal  bonds  axe  not  subject  to  such  decided  fluctuations  in  value  as  are  securities 
which  form  a  basis  for  speculation. 

Prices  marked  (*)  are  flat  prices  —that  is,  the  purchaser  does  not  pay  accrued  interest  in  addition. 

The  figures  in  the  column  "  to  net"  indicate  the  basis  on  which  the  securities  sell  or  the  interest  rate  which  the  securities, 
if  held  to  maturity,  will  net  to  the  purchaser  at  the  present  market  price. 


Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

lion,  Is. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

Rondo. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

ALABAMA 

8s,  July  1,  '06,  J&J,  Class  B. 
4-5s.  J*y  l,'06,J&J.ClassA. 
4s,  July  1,  '06,  J&J.Class  C. 
Is.  Cur'noy,  fdg,  1920.  J&J 
Dothan— 
6s,  g.,  Jan.  1,1917-27.... 
Gadsden— 
6s,  g.,Sch.,Sep.  1,'09.M&S 
Jefferson  Co.-6s.  1927.  J&D 
6s,  Oct.  1,1921  A&O 
6s,  Dec.  1,  1917  J&D 
5s,  July  15,  1920....  J&J 
Madison  Co.—  5s,  1929.  J&J 
5s,  Jan.  ,1919  J&J 
Marion— 
6s.  Water,  1905-25.  M&N 
MobUe  Co.—  8s.  Feb,'09F&  A 
6s,  Mar.,  1908  M&S 

*  102 
-   102 
•     97 
*     96 

102 

ibo" 

100 

100 

100 
100 
100 

101 
*   130 
*  115 
•  110 
100 
10413 
100 

'.'.'.".'. 

',",'. 

San  Francisco  — 
6s,  April  1,1904.  ...A&O 
68,CityH.,J'nel,'99.J&J 
Santa  Cruz—  5s,  gold,  Re- 
funding.  Apr.,  1927  
Ventura  Co.  — 
8s,  School,  Jan.  1.  1899.. 

COLORADO 
4s,  Jan.  1,  1907.           

114 

Hois 

3% 
3% 

5 
5i4 

'i" 

5% 

5'8 
43s 

419 

4»8 
5»8 
5< 

5*4 
4»8 

513 
514 

418 

414 

Hartford—  (Concluded)  — 
5s,  Water,  July,  '06..J&J 
4s  Water  1908 

lllis 
104 
104 

11314 

3-35 



108-87 
103 

4s  Funding  1918 

3k»8,  Sewer,  1921. 

10419 

105 

3198,  Park,  1926 
3s,  T'n  (untax.)  1909.J&J 
Meriden  — 
6s,  July  1897  to  '99.  .J&J 
4s,  May,  1902  
4s,  Water,  '01  to  '10.M&N 
Middletown— 
4s,  School,  1915  J&J 
New  Britain  — 
4s  July   1908 

"94" 

103 
102ia 

5% 
5% 

3=8 

3-62 
3-60 

3=8 

3-60 
3-60 
3-60 

3-40 
3-30 

101  S 

102 

3138  Jan  1  1905 

Arapaboe  Co.— 
68,8.0.  No.  2,  8.1..  1906 
5s,S.D.No.l7,July  1,1905 
Canon  City—  6s,'  11-26.  M&S 
Central  City— 
7s,  Water,  '99-1904.  M&S 
Colorado  Springs  — 
63,  Water,  July  1,  05.J&J 
5s,  g..  School,  1909..  M&S 
5s,  Water,  1906-1911.... 
Denver—  6s,May  1,'99.F&A 
6s,  Sewer,Sep.l,'01.M&8 
5s,  July  1,  1906  J&J 
4s,  Nov.  1,  1908....  M&N 
FremontCo.—  6s,  Jan.  1,'09. 
Highland    6s  1899-1904 



102 
101 
106% 



.... 

1043s 
104  »e 

104=8 

11578 

103 
102 

105 
ill" 

"" 

4s,  Jan.,  1908-18  
4s,  Aug.,  1925  
New  Haven  — 
7s  Oct   1901             A&O 

4s,Sewr,Ap.,'22  '25.  A&O 
4s,  Sewer,  Ap.l,'17.A*O 
4s,  Lib'ry,  Jan.l,'19.J&J 
4s,  Sohool,AK.l,"20.F&A 
4a  School   1909-1920 

5s,  June,  1911  J&D 

ibo" 
ibo" 

105 
1013s 
101 
107 
101 
105H1 

103 
103 
104 

Montgomery—  68.1918.J&J 
6s,  Sts.,  son.,  &0./21.  .J&J 
ds,  July  1,  1924  J&J 
5s,  Market  h'se,  1907.  J  &J 
Troy—  6s,  1925          ..M&S 

.... 

1061s 

.... 

3-30 
3-30 

3138,  June,  1904  J&D 
New  Haven  (Town)  — 
4s.  Park,  Julv  1,  '15.  J&J 
3133,  F'd'g,  J'ly  1,'09.J&J 
3138,  F'd'g,Nv.l,'15.  M&N 
3>48,  A.L.  RR.,  1929.  J&J 
3i«8.  Park,  Jan.l,'40.J&J 
New  London—  7s,  Jan.1900 
4s,  School,  June  1924  
3138,  Sewer,  July  '11.  J&J 
Norwalk— 
4s,  g..  Water,  1935  
4s,  g.,  Mu.,  May,  '35.  J&J 
South  Norwalk— 
4s,  Sept.  1,  1913  M&S 
Waterbury—  7s,  Jan.,  1899. 
4138,  Water,  1905....  J&J 
4s,  Water,  July,1910.  J&J 
Willimantic— 
4s,  Oct.  1,  1910-25..  A&O 
Windham.-4s.Apr.  1  ,1925. 

DELAWARE 

6s  School  July  1906 

10012 

101 

97 
98 
98 
98 

ibe" 

98 

io?" 

104 
105 
105  M 
10314 

ibs" 

10138 

102 

110 
112 
110 
103 
100 

ARIZONA 

Ss.Gila  B'ge,M'y,1900.May 
7s,  Insane  As.  ,  J'ly  ,  '05  .Jan. 
6s,  F'liding,  Jan.,  1913  .Jan. 
5s,  Funding,  1946  J&J 
5s,  F'dg,  J'ly  15,  '  12-'42.  J&J 

ARKANSAS 

6s,  Funded,  1899-1900  
7s,  L.  R.  &  Fort  Smith.  A&O 
7s,  Memphis  &  L.  B  A&O 
Little  Rock— 
5s,  Ref.,  July,  1909.  Aug. 

CALIFORNIA 
4s,  Dock,  Jan.  1,  1912.  J&J 
Hanford—  6s,  g.,  1913.  .An. 
LosAng'l'8-78,J'yl,'01.J&J 
7s,  g.,  Sob.,  Aug.  15,  1904. 
6s,  July  1,1906  J&J 
5s,  July,  1899  

113H 

116!3 

112ia 
104% 
104 

5 

4'g 

4Tg 

4% 

Jefferson  Co.—  7s,Seh.,  '06. 
Las  Auimaa  Co.  — 
6s  Mayl  1904 

ibs 

108 

103 
9713 

113 

1221s 

Pitkln  Co.  8s,  judg."l904'-14 
1  Pueblo— 
68,g..gen.fd.,J'el,'06J&D 
6s,  water,  June.  1914  

CONNECTICUT 

3138,  War  loan,  renew.  Jan, 
1903                          J&J 

iis" 

98 
96 
105 
11419 
114 

110 

107'fi 
99>« 

ibaii 

10519 
1061s 
10614 
105 

ibei 

3'50 
3-55 
3-55 

3-60 
3-60 

3-60 
3  'CO 
3-55 

3-70 

3'25 

3-25 
3-25 

3-85 
3-85 

* 

104>9 

105 

3-20 

5>4 

! 

s% 

4i« 

414 
414 

Do    3s,  Oct.  1910.A&O 
Ansonia  —  4s,  g.,F'd'e.l915 
Bridgeport—  7s,  1900..  J&J 
5s,  Municip,July'08.J&J 
4138  C'rt  H.,  J'ly  '18..  J&J 
4s,  Corp.,  July  1919.  J&J 
Bristol—  4s,  Sch.,  1904.J&J 
4s,  Sewer..  1905-'25.  J&J 
Danbury  —  Is,  Jan.,  1920... 
Derby—  -4s   1914            J&J 

99 
106  >4 
115 

11413 

35s 

3=8 
3=8 

3^ 

3-80 
3"8 

'sis 
3-80 
3-35 

104 
11214 

108=8 
llSia 

101  la 

10219 

104 

105 

4  >98,  School,  1897  to  1936 
Oakland—  8s,  Je.9,'05.Q—  J 
Sacramento  — 
6s,  Feb.  l,1898-1903Jau 
4  ^s.  Jan.  ,1904  J&J 
4s,  Jan.,  1908  J&J 

Enfleld—  4s,  1920  M&N 
3138,  g.  Park.J.,  1926  J&J 
Greenwich— 
48,Sk.fd.,N'v.l,'13.M&N 
Hartford— 
6s,  Water,  Aug.  '99.F&A 



lOSH 

3138,  Hospital  impt.  June  1, 
1906-1915            .    ..J&J 

lOlifl 



125 

102 
100 
98 

130 

104% 
102 
100 

100 

105 

103 

3s.  June,  1897-1907..  .J&D 
Wilmington— 
6a,  July,  1897|to  1908J&J 
4is3,St.&8ew.,Ap.'22A&O 

ibs 

•  Flat  price. 


FfiBRr.VKY,    189?.] 


MUNICIPAL    BONDS. 


Honda. 

Bid. 
101  4 

no 

•  110 
•   110 
•    103 

Ask. 

To 
Net. 

Honda. 

To 
Bid.       Ask.    Net. 

Bonda. 

Bid. 

To 
Ask.    Net 

Wilmington  'Concluded.)— 
4s.  S.AS.,  Oct.,  1925.  AAO 

DIST.  OF  COLUMBIA 
7a.  Water  Stock.  1901  .JAJ 
7s.  do.  19O3               ...JAJ 

385 

Peoria  Park  District— 
44s,  NOT.  1,  19OO  
4>as,  Nov.  1.  1S15  
4198.  July,  1908  

ioe" 

103 
100 

ibi" 
ioiii 

ib?" 

4k 

4 

Council  Bluffs  (Concluded) 
7s,  July,  1900  JAJ 
68,  Aug.  1,1903  FAA 
5s,  8ch.,Junel,1902.  J&D 
5»,  Sch..  Oct.  1,  1898.  A&O 
4^8   Her    1900-15 

105 
103 
101 

107ifl 
104% 

•« 

Peoria  Twp.  5s,  1910  

514 

4% 

Qulncy—  6»,  July,'98.July  1 
6s.  July,  19OO  
5s,  Ref.,  Sept,1902.Sept. 

102 

ib'2" 

6*.  3O-yr.  i                       MAN 
Fund..  1899.  JAJ 
3-O5*.  "Pnd.."cur..'24.FAA 



Davenport—  7s,  1899  

6s,  July,  1901,  semi-an.  . 
4>«8,  1909  FAA 



.... 

44».  Ref.,  July.  1908.JMy 
4s,  NOT  1.  1901 

8%».Re«..-.MO«.-93  -01.JAJ 

FLORIDA 
7s.  Jan.  1.  1901  Jan.  1 
Be.*.,  Jan.  1.1903  JAJ 
Bartow— 
6s,  May  1914            MAN 

Des  Moines— 
4ias,  Scb'l,  1901-06.  MAN 
4s,  Aug.  1,1908  FAA 
4s,Fund'g,  May,'16.M&N 
Dubuque— 
4s,  Refd'g,  Apr.,  1916... 

iom 

i-fiS 
3-70 

3-60 
3-60 

5ia 

4s,  Ref.,  July,  1911.J'lyl. 
Roekford— 
7s,  City.  '97  to  1  89S  .  M  AN 
5s,  City,  June,  1903-4 
44s.  City,  Mob.,  '07.  MAS 
4*  City  Sept  16  1898 

104-21 







Rushvllle—  6*.  Water,  19O1. 
Springfield—  8s,  Ref.  .  .  .JAJ 
5a,  Ref.,  Sept.,  '01.  Sept.  1 
Ta/t'Wfll  Ott.— 
4s,  July,  1901--10.  July  1. 
Tolono  — 
fts.  Water.  Jan.,  '05-'15.. 
West  Chicago  — 
5s,  190O-15.                 JAJ 

6s,  Water,  Sep.  1,'14.MAS 
Fonda—  6s,  Water,  May  1, 
1905-1915                  MAN 

103-51 

A 

GEORGIA 

44s.  reftf.  1  v.i-v  1918.  .JAJ 

4>*>!  1922                        •>•••'• 

118 
118 
114 
110 

too 

100 

113 
1O4 
113 
112 
[M 
1O34 
102 
100 

10.. 

100 
100 
113 
101 
115 
108 
110 
106 
108 
LM 

ioi 

103 
108 

4 

3-20 
3-25 

4i« 
4% 

4% 
4% 

4'- 
4% 

"J* 
4*t 

4*9 

3-70 
3-70 

4% 

1" 

5 

380 

3-75 
••78 

95 
101 

100 
101 

lOl'-j 

103-55 

Hamburg  — 
58,  Ref.,  1900-05.  ...MAS 
Montgomery  Co.  — 
5s,  Ct.  H..  1899  AAO 
MontlceLlo— 
5s,  School  Sept  2  1905 

115 

.... 

102 

.... 

44s.  July  1.  1926  JAJ 
84s  Jan    1U2O              JAJ 

111 

.... 

3*i»  Jan   1930               JAJ 

INDIANA 
34s.  Fnnd'g,  191O-15.MAN 
3s.  June  18,  1909  JAD 
Anderson 
6s.  Imp..  1897  to'  04.  JAD 
Attica— 
5s.Wa.3e.l5'97  to'06MAS 
Blackford  Co.— 
5s,  Fund.,  '04  to  '15.AAO 
Braxil- 
6s.  Ref.  July  1,  1904  JAJ 
Camelton—  6s.   Refunding. 
1901  to  1910              MAN 

104 
101 

814 

Atlanta— 
8s  July,  19O2  .          JAJ 

ios" 
lie 

.... 

6a,  water..  190  0-'05.  AAO 
Rock  Rapids— 
5s,  School,  1901-'06  

7s,  Oa.  Air-  Line  Jan.  1,  '99 
7s.  Water.  Jan.  19O4  .JAJ 
Ba,  Capitol.  Jan.  '14  JAJ 
9s.  Red..  Sept..  1915..JAJ 
44s.  Red.,  July  1916..JAJ 
4it*  Water  1922 

Sioux  City—  6s,  Nov.  1,  '17. 
6s,  Ref..  Oct.  12/01  .s-an. 
4  ^f  May  1  1914 

105 

.... 

Villisca— 
5n,  water,  Aug.  15,1904-14 
Woodbury  Co.— 
4i«s,  Refd'g.  1908.  .AAO 

KANSAS 
7s,  July  1,  1897             JAJ 

4a\Watar,  Jan..  1923  .JAJ 
1    4s,  Red..  Jan..  1920    JAJ 
Athens—  5s.  1922  MAN 
Ba,  Watar.  NOT.  1901MAN 
Aujrusta    7«    1  903 

109% 

7s  Mar  1898              M  \- 

Carthage— 
6s,  School,  1903  to  19O7. 
Otocro—  As.  ReTd'g  School, 
Oct.  1,  1910  

4s.  July  1,1909  .           JAJ 

6s.  D    1915                  FAA 

Atcblnon  — 
4s.  Ref.  July  1,  1913.  JAJ 
Atchi8onCo.-6s,  Ref.,July 
1,1899-1914... 

80 

87H 

5% 

5»B 

.5»g 
6 

II 
5 

514 

4*8 

5 

4l» 

a 
a 

4% 

a 

6 
5 

"B" 

a 

5 
4% 

6s,  Lettered  W.W.'tMJAJ 
6s   19O5                        JAJ 

lO'J'-j 

5s.  C.  B..  1921  MAN 
5s,  1919 

Clay  Co.— 
5s,  Jail.  Feb.  1,  1901.  FA  A 
Columbus— 
5s,  Con.  fd..  J'ly  1,'O9JAJ 
Crown  Point— 
6s,  Water.  19OS-1919.... 

5s,  Ref.,  July  1,1916.  JAJ 
Cbanute  — 
Us,  Water,  June  1,'05-JAJ 
Coffeyville— 
6s.  Water,  July  1,'05.JAJ 
EUls  Oo.- 
7s,Refd'K,Apr.l3/10.JAJ 
Emporla— 
5s,Water,N'T.17,'06MAN 
Kansas  City— 
6»,Ref.,Oct  1,1915.  FAA 
6s,  Feb.,  1898  to  1905..  .. 
5s,  Jan.  1,  1917  

4  4*.  Lefml  R."B.,-22  J  AD 
4,48.1916 

106% 

1  07-7!i 

in 

102% 
102% 
110 

115ia 
110 

44«.  refun-l-ic.1924.MAN 
44s.  Red..Apr  1  '26.  AAO 

Brans  wlek- 
1908  to  1915.  an..  Jan,  1 
5s,  Sewer  1921 

100 
100 

4* 

Decatur-««.  1903....  FAA 
Dunkirk—  6s,  March,  1903. 
ETansTtlle- 
6s.  July  1.1912  JAJ 
i    Bs.  April.  1912  AAO 
5s,  Jan.  1,  1912           JAJ 

E 

Chatham  Oo.-Conrt  boose 
9s.  July  1.  1900  to  '19  JAJ 
Ooimobne-7a.OeV97.AAO 
fts  Jaa    19O9            JAJ 

113 

ici" 

•   104 

44*.  Jan.  1,1912.  ...JAJ 
4s,  July  1,1912  JAJ 

Dmblln—  .X  «..  1926'  '.AAO 
Maeon—  «a.  Jan.  1910  .1>-J 
9s.  Market,  Jan.  -18.  .Q^J 

6s,  Water.  Jan..  1909  JAJ 
Ba.  Fund.,  Jan..  1913  JAJ 
44»  1926                     JAJ 

95 

•   115 

•   108 
•     95 
100 



100 
110 

.... 
.... 

48, 

Fort  Wayne— 
6s,  NOT.  15.  1899..  .MAN 
Ba.  Dee.  31.  1899.  ..  .JAD 
Greenfield— 
6s,  Water.Apr.1914.AAO 
Harrison  Co.— 
6  •is,  Hef  ,  1898  MAR 
5a.r-g.May  1,1899_MAN 
ilnnttngton— 
6s.8ewer,'98to-14..FAA 
Indianapolis- 
OS,  Apr.  IS.  1897  to  1904. 
5s,  July  1.  1903  JAD 
4s.  Oct.  1.  1899  AAO 
4s.  Jaa..  '98  to  1903.  JAJ 
4s,  Rrf.,  June  30.  '24.JAJ 
4a,Bef.,  July  1,  1915.  JAJ 
Jackson  Oo.-6s.1898.MAN 
Jay  Oo.-6».  NOT.,  1897.  ... 
Jihf  i  mTilie— 
Ba.  Refdc.  Apr.  191O.AAO 
La  Porte  Oo.-fts.Ct.  H.  i»07 
Lafayette—  4  ifa,  1915  20  . 
Lrbsi.on-5>»s,  Fd.  1910-  19 
Marion- 
6s.  Imp..  Jan..'98-OS.JAJ 
MlteheU-6s,  U«ht,  Sent.  1, 
;-  .  ,  •  .  ;.,,-.               Si  v~ 

5s,  School,  19O9  FAA 
Leavenwortb— 
'    6s,  July  1,  1909-11.  .JAJ 
5s,  July  1,  1909           JAJ 

115 

ibsii 

104% 



6s,  Water  June  1/05.  JAJ 
Norton  Co.— 
6s,  Refg,  May  2,  1905-25 
Oxford  — 
6s.Water.Oflt.  15/05  AAO 
Salamanca  Township— 
6s,  RR.  Aid,  1897-1916.. 
Sedgwlok  Co.— 
58,Fund.,Jiil,'15-25..JAJ 

4s,  (tower.  19O7  30...  JAJ 
BaTannah— 
5*.19O9  

11* 
107 

116 
109 

B*  1913 

IDAHO 
•a,  1905  JAJ 
5s.  1913  JAJ 

100 

1014 

106% 

Boise  Cttr-1901-191  1 
OaayomCo.— 
6s,  Fnndinc.  1906  to  '19. 
Mountain  Home— 
8s.  Sen..  Jaa.  19O4-O8Jan 
•wPerceCo— 
6s,  f  ..  Refundlnc.  .  .  .  1919 

ILLINOIS 
Amrora- 
[    fs  Anf    19OO 

6 
6 

3-75 
103        105>«  3-70 
1O3>4    104     3-70 

5s,C.H.,  June  1,'08-9.JAJ 
Shawnee  Co.  — 
7s  June  1   1902 

4s,  C.  H.,  Mayl,'24.MAN 
Topeka  — 
6s7  July  20,  1906....  JAJ 
5s,  Aug.  1O,  1912  



101% 
107 

lo7'v 
108 

108  1« 

r 

4% 

5 
4% 

4 

4% 

4*8 

103 

;..i 

i'.:'  ' 

I'M 

101 
106 

108 
1O3>« 
1O6 

5s,  Ref..  NoT.'IS.  seml-an 
Washington  Co.— 
54s,  Refund.,'98  '03.J4J 
Weir—  6s.  1898-1905..  .JAJ 
Wellington  - 
7s.  July  1,1910  JAJ 

107 

-  iis" 

102 
110 

ICfcloajro-7..  1898  JAJ 
1    78.1899                        JAJ 



1    6a.  Water.  1897 
1    6a.  Water,  Jan..  189<).JAJ 
1     6s  Imp..  1897  to  1901... 
1    6».lryaeP.water.-04.JAJ 
1    Ba,  Town  of  Lake,  water. 
1897  to  19O2            JAJ 

Wichita— 
6s,  June  1,  1918  JAD 
5s.  Sob..  July  1,1905.  JAJ 
5s,  Jan.  1.1910  JAJ 

KENTUCKY 
4s,  g.,  June  1,  1910.  ..JAD 

A  1  It'll  Co.— 

New  6s,  1907  JAJ 

103% 
102 
108% 

3% 

{* 

3% 

4% 

4 
4 
4 

5% 
5 

ft* 

Nrw  Albany— 
6s,  May           1990 
9s.  July  1,  1915  JAJ 
Pulaskl  Co.— 
5s,  Crt.  H..  Aug.  19O9FAA 
If.  MOfjl 
6a,lS98to  1905  JAJ 
47  Funding.  Feb.  1.1902. 
St.  Joseph  Oo.- 
i    4"^,  C  A  II  JAD 

108 

105 

85 
40 

101 
102% 

106 

90 
45 

1    4H%i  Sewerage.  1966'.  JAJ 
1    4a,  City.  1901  Apl. 
1    «s.Tnof  L..  wat./07J*j 
:lT.-rImp..l9l4J  J 
1     4s.Jsn..  Hill     

103 

l'">Hi 
101 

;"• 

.',, 
no 

108 
10B 

103 
101 
1014 
103 
103 
104  if 
105 

111 

108% 
105  «4 

106-13 

Old  6s,  defaulted  

Ashland— 

1    4s.  July.  1916  
1   4a,WTld's  Fair,  1921.  JAJ 
I  fjJBa.Water.jny  '02.  JAJ 
84s,  Water,  July  -09  JAJ 
ISM:  1910  '.....  JAJ 
•ChtoBJo  Helgbts- 
[jla.Water.19U  MAfl 
af  o  Sanitary  DUt— 
1  BeTJan.  1.  1910   ...MAN 
Ba.  July  1.  1904  JAJ 
1   Be.  NOT.  l.-»7to-06.MAN 
^^•(y  I.  I'M  1   12...  .JAJ 
I    44s.  1897-1916  JAJ 

Booth  Bend-68,  March  18. 

•,:.,..  lot    :.  l»M     MAN 
5a7Ao«.  1.  1908  FAA 
4s,  Water.  May  1,  1915.. 

'"-:.''  "..:''        ...MAN 

5s!  Fdg.  Sept.,  1909-14... 
AuguntaS.  D.— 
6s.  Sch..  1908-'26,  July  1. 
Boyd  Co.- 
6s,  Ref..  1901-1904..  JAD 
Caldwell- 
New6s,  1902  MAS 
Clark  Co.-6B,  1908...  AAO 



101% 

103 

101 
105 

4>t«,  f  10.0OO  yearly.  JAJ 
4aTFdg.May  1.1915  MAN 
Valparaiso— 
aaTir-.  »»•  "np-  1897  to  '03 
Vanderburg  Co  - 

3-65 

ibs 

100 

108% 
11214 

Covlngton— 
8s,  July,  1899,  JAJ  

5s,  Fd.,Aug.,'10-20.FAA 
5«,Str.,Aiig.,1897to  1902 
4s,  Reser.AW.W..'28.JAJ 
Franklin  Co.— 
5s  1»O2  AAO 

ib's 

1    14s.  Jan,  1«M»  
:•«*  Co,  -5s.  1899  ...JAJ 

4",..  R«f..Jf  ay.1900.MAN 
4a,May.  1*9*  

101  >« 

too 

ibi" 

;',,.,   . 

5s,  C.  H.,  1910  JAJ 
5«.C.  H..  Jan.  1/18.JAJ 
Wells  Oo.- 

,..   [.,  ...  .     .-•        .'..!   ,    •.-  ). 

4V.Ct.H..  97-'05..MAN 
Wrst  Indlanapolla— 
6s.  Fund..  1002-10..MAN 

IOWA 

AlUrton—  «s.  1906  ...  .JAD 
Alta—  6s.  Wafr.Au.  1,  '05-15 

6s!  NOT.  1,1902  MAN 
1    Bs,0ct.  1.  1898  AAO 
Cedar  Rapids— 
4>«s3oh..June  1,'OSJtD 
ainton—  6«.  April,  1904... 
Council  Bluffs— 
7s.  Oct.  1.1898  AAO 

102 

100 

103 
105 

,    5s,  Fund.,  July  1,'OS.July 

^^Ky.  190O.  .  . 

f.,  1897  to  '12.  MAN 

Grayson  Co.—  68,1902.  JAJ 
Lexington— 
6s,  Aug..  1913  FAA 
5s,  RR.  aid,  1918.  ..MAN 
Logan  Co.—  4)8,  1901...  JAJ 
Louisville—  7«,  1901  ..AAO 
7s,  E.  A  P.  RR.,  1903.J  AJ 
6s,  New  Jail,  1898.  ..AAO 
5s,  oon.Aug.  1,1911.  FAA 
5»,    do    20-40,  '20..  MAN 
48  1923                  JAJ 

100 

101 

4 

.... 
«... 

4 

;ar;vt:  i 
9s.  Water.  '02-3  4.  July  19 

Ba  May  1    19O1 

...... 

104if 
1O74 
111% 

ios" 

109 
104 
112 
114 
102 
111 
102 
105 
105 
105 

113  "* 
115 
103 
112 
103 
1051s 
1051s 
105k 

103 

103-51 

5'v 

4% 
4% 
4% 

4% 

Ba.May  1.190B  

••.May  1.  1912  
iBraClty- 
•a.  Water.  July  1,  1902... 

JMtanooUflep.  1  ,-98-1  906 
•jg»-B8.W..  July  BO.  1904 

|_2j?dj»,JiUy  1/9^900 

...... 

1O4 
98% 

1MY;>4 
100% 

102  >s 

4s,  Munlclp.,  1928.  .Quar. 
4s,  Park,  1930  JAJ 
Ludlow— 
5s,Sch.,1910-20.J.15D.15 

•Fla-.  price. 


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[VOL.  LX1V 


Bonds. 

Bid. 

Art. 

To 
Ni-t.                    Bonds. 

Bid. 

1  To  - 

Ask..  'Net. 

Honda.                     Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Set 

LyonCo.—  6s,  1900.  ..A&O 
Madison  Co.—  5s,  1919.  J&J 
Marlon  Co.—  6s,  1011.  A&O 
McCracken  Co.— 
5s,  Ref.,  May  1/03-33.M-S 
5s,  Ref.,May  1/13-33.M-S 
5s,  Ref.,May  1,'23-33.M-S 
Mt.  Sterling—  6s,1920.A<tO 
Muhlenberg— 
Old  7s,  dot..  Mar.  1,1891 
New  6s,  def.,  July  1,  1898 
Newport— 
73,0R,Water,M'y'03.M&N 
5s,  Dette.,  July,1904.  J&J 
Ss,  Ret,  May  1,  '14.  MAN 
5s,  St.  Imp.,  Jau.  '19.  J&J 
4s,  Bridge,  July,1911J&J 
Owen  Co.  — 
58,  Fund.,  Sep.  1/03.M&S 
Scott  Co.—  5s,  1918....  J&J 

50 
101 
102 

55 
102 
103 

4*8 
4*2 

4>* 
4*2 

'iii 

4*4 

4*4 

4*4 

Boston—  (Concluded)  — 
3*28,  Reg.,  1919  
3*aB,  Oct.,  1936  ....A&O 
3*2H,Keg.,Apr.l936.A&O 
3s    1917                      A&O 

102*2 
102*4 

3-35 

j.           -iiip 

3-60 
3-50 
3-55 
3-55 

3-40 
3-40 
3-3O 
3*4 

'  5*2S,  Julv  1,1906....  J&J 
4>«8,  g,Oct.  1,  1902.  A&O 
4s,  July,  1P98  to  1902. 

103% 

105*8 

103*4 

3-35 

i-35 

S-60 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 

3-45 
3-40 
3-35 

338 

3-35 
3-35 
3-32 
3-35 
3-35 

3-6O 
3-60 

3-45 
3-40 
3-40 
33s 
3-4O 
3-3S 
3-40 
3-35 

3-60 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 

4s,  July,  1913 

104*2 

105*2 

Brockton— 
5s,  Apr.  15,  1910....  A&O 
4s,  April,  1908  

113 

101*2 

104 

105% 

106*3 

114V 

ioa>f 

105% 
107% 

108*8 

Springfield— 
7s,  Apr.  1,1903  A&O 
6s.  Water,  Apr.  1,'05.  A&O 
4s,  Sewer,  July  1,'06.J&J 
4s,g.,Wat.,Ap.l,>13.A&O 
4s,g.,8cu.,Jan.,1917.J&J 
3*2S,g.,Wat.,Oc.l,'20A&O 
Swansea—  3%s,  Oct.,  1904. 
3%s,  Oct..  1914  
Tauuton— 
4s,  Dec.,  1905  J&D 
4e,  June,  1906  J&D 

117 
104% 
108 
110% 
102% 

118*8 
105»t, 
1093g 

10 

95 

117* 

12 
100 

4s,  Aug.,  1912  
4s,  Dec.  15,  1923  J&D 
4s,  Sewer,  1904-1919.... 
4,Water,May,  1926.  M&N 
3*2s,  July  1,1916..  ..J&J 
Cambridge— 
6s,  July  1,1904  J&J 

104 

3*4 
3-65 
3-65 

3-55 
3-55 
3-50 

3*2 

3-55 
3*a 

3-60 
3-6O 

3-60 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-60 
3"» 
3-60 
3-6O 

3-55 
3-65 
3-60- 
3-55 
3-55 

3-35 
3-3O 
3-30 
80s, 
3-6O 

4 
4 
6 
4** 
3-50 

115*2 

116% 

102% 
102'8 

103*2 
1035s 
107*2 
107 

106*2 
10838 

5s  July  1,1898  J&J 

100 

100*9 
103 
102*2 
104 
103 
85 

4s,  Aug.,  1905  F&A 
4s,  Wat.,reg.,Apr.'16A&O 
4s,  Water,July,1919.J&J 
48,  May  1,  1912  M&N 
4s,  Oct.,  1915  A&O 
4s,  Feb.,  1936  F&A 
3*as,  Water,  1911  
Chicopee  — 
4s,Water,J'e,'97-'13.J&D 
Everett  —  4s,8ew  Jy'23  J&J 
Fall  River— 
6s,  Nov.  1,  1906.  ...M&N 
5s,  May  1,  1898  M&N 
5s  May  1908 

103% 

104% 
109 
110*4 
107% 
1093s 
114*4 

99 
102 
102 
103*2 
102 
80 
100 
100 
100 

•     95 

4s,  C.  Hall,  Dee.'15..J&D 
4s,  June,  1916.           J&D 

109 
106% 

4s,  Armory.  Dec.,'16.  J&D 
4s,  Water,  July  1/22.J&J 
Wakeflcld- 
4s  Apr,    1902  to  1910 

105*2 

o.  &o.  6s.  1^11.  ...'.'A&O 

Spencer  Co.—  6s,  1911.  AAO 
Taylor—  New  6s,  '07.  ..AAO 
Washington—  6s,1911.A*O 
Woodford—  6s,  var  —  M&S 
Woodford  Co.—  5s,  '20.  A&O 

LOUISIANA 

48,  New  consols.,  1914.J&J 
48,  Constitutlonal,'14.J&J 
Atcnafayla  Dlst.  Levee  — 

113 

4s,Munic.,  '15  to'24.  A&O 
Waltliam— 
4*sB.  Oct.  1,  1906...  A&O 
4s,  July,  1912.             J&J 

107*4 

1033s 

105*8 
lOSOg 

106'e 
121*8 

•••"•• 

•  ••• 

4s,  Sewer,Oct.l,'ll.A&O      103% 
4s  Jan     1906 

il3*8 
112% 

11438 
114*4 
111*4 

108*2 
108*2 
I12*e 

117*2 

105*8 
107% 

...      .. 

Ware  —  4e  Sept  ,  1  904 

4*26,  Oct.  2,  1913'...  A&O 
4s,  Reg.,  Nov.,  1925M&N 
4s,  Oct.,  1914  A&O 
4s,  Apr.,  1916  A&O 
4s,  Sewer,  July,'26.M&N 
Fitchlmrg— 
6s,  July  1,  1905  J&J 

4s,  June,'97tol903.J&D 
4s,  Sept.,  1911  
Webster—  4s,  1913-1923  

*     98>a 
*     95 
*     9434 
•  100*3 
•     99 
•     96 

1OO*2 
97 
96 

101*2 

100 

.... 





107 
107*2 
111 

116 
104*2 
106 

Bossier  Dlst.  Levee  — 
6s  1922                     M&N 

Winchester— 
4s,  Deo.,  1923-24....  J&D 
Winthrop—  4s,  May  2,  1899 
Woburn—  i8,  Apr.,'02  A&O 
4s,  April,  1906  A&O 

108 
100's 

Caddo  Dist.  Levee— 
6s  1922                        .1  A  1  1 

100 

Flftn  Dlst.  Levee— 
6s  1908  13                 F&A 

4s,  Regist'd,  June,  1914. 
4s,Reg.,Apr.l,  1922.  A&O 
3*ss,  Apr.  1,  1898.  ..A&O 
Gloucester— 
4s  July  1  1908          J&J 

102*8 
102*2 

103*2 
103% 



4s,  April,  1907  A&O 

Lafourche  Dlst.  Levee- 

Worcester— 
5s,  Apr.  1,  1905  A&O 
4s,  April,  1926  A&O 

102*2 

103%l3'60 
3-«0 

Lake  Borgno  Dlst.  Levee  — 
6s  1912                      M&N 

112 

100*2 

113*4 
101*2 

4s,Mun.,May,'97-OG.M&N 
Haverhill-48,  Oct.  1,  1902. 
4s,  Dec.  1,  1912  J&D 
4s,  Oct.,  1905  A&O 
Holyoke— 
6s,  Oct.  1,  1899  A&O 
4s,  g.,  July,  1906.  ...J&J 
4s,  g.,  July  1916....  J&J 
4s,  Gold,  J'ne,  191  5.  J&D 
Hull—  4s  1923 

3*28,  June  1  ,  1905.  .  .J&D 
Wrentham—  4s,Apr.,'99-'08 
4s,  July,  1914  

New  Orleans— 
78,  gold,  1922  Q-Jan 

101*2 

104 

102V> 

10536 

3-55 
3-55 
3-55 

3-55 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-65 

3-60 

3-60 
3-55 
3-55 
3-65 
3-65 

3-65 

3-45 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-60 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 

3-55 
3-60 
3-60 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 

3»8 

3-55 
3-S5 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
S-Sft 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-60 
360 
3-60 
3-60 

3-45 

3-60 
3-60 
3-60 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-45 
3-45 
3-50 
3-50 
3-55 
3-55 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 

3-55 
3-55 

3-60 

3=8 

3-55 

8*2 
3*2 

3-60 

103*2 
107 

105*8 

114-54 
109 
100 
105 

186*4 

187 

.... 

MICHIGAN 
Battle  Creek— 
5s,  Water,  Sept.1,  1917... 
Bay  County  — 
5s,  Fd'g,  Dec....  1907  8-9 
Charlbvelx— 
5s,  Ref.,  Oct.  l,'14.Oct.  1 

165 
103*4 
105% 
105 

106*4 
104*4 
107 
106% 

5a  Water   1899           J&J      

4s  Const    1942          J&J 

101*8 

101*2 

.... 

Pontchartralu  District  — 
B  6s  1905 

C  6s  1912 

99 
96% 

95i4 
102 

102 
97*2 

96 
105 

3S8 

33e 

339 

3-80 
3-80 

378 

3-65 
3-65 
3-65 
3-60 

4 
4 
4 

3-65 
3-65 
3-60 
3-60 
3-50 
3-45 
3-40 
3*8 

3% 

D,  6s,  1944  

Ipswich  — 
4s,  Water,  July  1,  '24.J&J 
Lawrence— 
6s,  Apr.  1,  1900  A&O 
4s  July  1  1923          J&J 

107*4 

107 
107"8 
103 

Bed  River  A.&  B.B.  Dlst.— 
6s  1912 

106 

Chippewa  Co.  — 
5s,  Road,  1910  J&D 

Tensas  Basin  Dlst.—  6B.'07. 

MAINE 

58  June  1  1919            J&D 

Detroit— 
7s,Water,Aug.l,'04.F&A 
6s,W.L.,June,  1906.J&D 
4s,  Sewers,  Ap.l,'22.A&O 
:    4s,  Imp.,  July,  1926..J&J 
3-658,  Pub.  imp.,  '18.  J&J 
3*28,  Pub.  imp.,  '16.  .J&D 
Grand  Haven  — 
5s,  Water,  Jan.  1,'03.M&S 
Grand  Rapids  — 
68,1897-1900  semi-an 
5s,  C.Hall,  July  1/04.J&J 
5s,St.&s'w..M'yl,'98M&N 
4*28,  Wat.,  Jan.  1.'12.  J&J 
4s,  School,Feb.4.'07.F&A 
4s,  Market,  reg.,'16.M&N 
Jackson  — 
8s,  Sept.,  '97  to  1900.M&S 
5s,  Ref.,  water,  1904.M&S 
5s,Pub.Bldg.,1907.M&N 
Kalamazoo— 
4s,  Lgt.,  1900  to  '06..  J&J 
Kent  Co.—  5s,  Court  house. 
1    Jan.  15,  1898-99.  Jan.  15 
Lansing—  5s,  1897  to  1905. 
Muskegon  — 
5s,  Jan.  1,1910  J&J 
Saginaw—  68,  Streets,  1908 
5s,  Water,  1905  M&N 
4  *28,  Wat.ref  .M'h,'  1  6M&  S 
4*28,Wat.,  J'ly  18/14.J&J 
4s,Rerd'g,J'lyl,'99-1900 
4s,Wat.ref.,May,'16M&N 
iSt.  Johns  — 
5s,  Sewer,  1909-10..  A&O 
jSault  Ste.  Marie  — 
6s,  Water.  Nov.,  1913.... 
Traverse  City  — 
5s,School,July  1,  '06.  J&J 
Wayne  Co.—  4s,  May,  1910. 
West  Bay  City— 
5s.  Ref.,  July  1,  '25.  J&J. 

MINNESOTA 

6s,  Ref.  school  certs.,  July 
1  1899-1909                July 

4s,  July,  1904  J&J 

102 

118 
108% 

120*2  3-45 
110*8  3-4O 
111%  3-40 
3-4O 

Lincoln  —  4s,  1897  to  1901. 

4s  July  1  1917             J&J 

4s,  1905  to  1914 

3s,  June  1,  1912  to'  21  .J&D 
Aroostook  Co.  — 
4*28,  July  1,1915....  J&J 
4s,C.  H.,June,1915.J&D 
Auburn—  4e,  1905  to  1919. 
Bangor—  7s,Ap.l,'99.A&O 
6s,  April  1,  1899....  A&O 
6s  Water  1905 

Loiigmeadow  — 
4s  July  1924 

109*4 
102»8 

ice's 

105 
117 
105*4 

3-40 
4% 

3-70 
3-55 
3-7O 
3-55 
3-50 

3*2 

4 
3-9O 

4 

3% 

4 
4 

3-80- 
3% 
3% 
3% 
3% 
3-70 

4*1 
4% 

4*» 
3% 

4*e 
3*9 

105 
101 

108*4 

106  *4 
101% 
109=8 
111*4 

100.'^ 
103*8 

10738 

108*4 
103% 
106*2 

102-61 

101 

ioe" 

103 

4*28.  Nov.  1.1903..  .M&N 
4s,  May,  1900  M&N 
4s,  Oct.,  1920  A&O 
4s  July  1926              J&J 

Lynu—  fls,  Jan.  1,  1905.  J&J 
4s,  Jan  1,1905  J&J 
4s,  Ref'dgWater,'21.J&J 
4s,  July,  1926.          ..J&J 

108*2 
102 
106 

4s.  Nov.  1,  1914....  M&N 
Bath— 
6s,  R.R.  aid,  1898.A&O15 
58,  M'clpal,  July,  '97.  J&J 
4*88,  Mun.,  July,  '07.  J&J 
4s,  Refdg.,July,'21.J&J 
Lewiston— 
6s,  July  1,  19O1  J&J 

103?8 

106 

107 

4s,  Mun.,  Apr.,  1906.A&O 
4s,  reg.,  Apr.,  1916.  A&O 
3*as.  May  1,  1905.  ..M&N 
Leominster— 
4s,  gold,  Oct.,  1926  
C.  Notes,  1905-14...  F&A 
Maiden—  4s,  1898  to  1905 

103*8 

105*2 

103 
98 

108 

117*4 

101 
103*2 
120 
102  *« 
107 

100*9 
105 
99 

107 
104 
122*4 
109*2 
106*9 
100 
105*4 
105*4 
106 
96 
97 

104*4 
100 

109=8 
119*4 
102*2 
104*8 
121  '8 
103  'e 
1083e 

101*2 

106 
100 

108*s 
105 
123 
111 
109 
101 

107*4 



108*2 

5s,  April  1,  1917..  ..A&O 
4*38,  Jan.l,  1900..  ..J&J 
4s,  g.,  Jan.,  1913  J&J 
Portland-6s,Sep.l,'07.M&S 
4s,  Mar.,  1905.          M&S 



4s  July    1916           J&J 

105*8 
106 
106*2 

ibe% 
107*6 

103 

4s,  May,  1921 

104-95 
107-64 

4s,  May,  1926            M&M 

4s,  g.,  Mar.  1,  1916..  M&S 
Saoo—  4s,  Municip.,  1901... 
Yarmouth— 
4s,  g.,  Water,  1915  

MARYLAND 
3-658,  Jan.  1,  1899  J&J 
8>»8,  Jan.,  1911 

3*28,  July  1,1905..  ..J&J 

Marblehead— 
4s  July  1924 

Marlborough— 
4s  July  1900    '         J&J 

101*2 

108i« 
108 

110*4 
109*2 

4s,  Coup.,  gen.  1'n  A.1915 
4s,  Sept.,  1921  M&S 
4s.  Water,  Aug.  '22.  .F&A 
4s,  July,  1926  J&J 
Medford—  4s,  July,  '12.  J&J 
4s,  Oct.,  1914  
4s,  1917  to  1923  J&J 
4s,  Aug.,1916to'22.F&A 
Melrose4s,Sew.,J'y'26.J&J 
Metuuen—  4s,  Aug.,  1910.  .  . 
4s,  Oct.,  1925  A&O 

106 
106*4 
106% 
104 
104*4 

107% 

107*2 
108*8 
105% 
105*8 

102 

1043s 
105*4 

114 

104 
103 

3s,  Jan.  1,1903..  .  .    J&J 

Baltimore  — 
6s,  April  15,  1900.  ...O-J 
5s,  J.  Falls,  1900  Q-F 
5s,  July  1,1916  M&N 
4s,  Nov.  1,  1926....  M&N 
48,  Water,  1917. 

112 
103 

106*4 
103 
106 
105% 

107*4 
104*4 
107*e 
107 



3-65s,  April  9,  1900..  Q-F 
3»*8,  July  1,  1930..  ..J&J 
3138,  July,  1940  J&J 
3138,  Sept.,  1945.  ...M&S 
3*48.  Jan.  1,  1927...  .J&J 
3s,  April9,  1900..  ..Q—F 
Laurel  —  5s  Oct    1904 

4s,  Aug.,  1924  
Middlesex  Co.— 
4s,  1897  to  1905  J&D 
Natick— 
4s,  Sewer,July,'1925  J&J 
Needliam—  4s,  Sept.,  1924. 
4s,  Sept.,  1923  
New  Bedford—  7s,  '09.  A&O 
6s,  Oct.  1,1899  A&O 
5s,  Oct.  1.  1903  A&O 
4s,  gold,  Jan.,  1927..  J&J 
4s,  g.,  Apr.  1,  1903..  A&O 
4s,  Wat.,  Apr.  1,  '26.  A&O 
3*28,  1910                   A&O 

98 

ioa" 

103 

1010s 
106*4 
106*8 
108*2 

3*e 
3*8 
3*8 
3*8 
3-10 
3 
3 

3-60 

3-55 

3-<;o 

338 
338 
3*4 
3-40 
3% 
3% 
3-35 
3-35 
3% 
3% 
335 

105% 
105*2 

107 
107 

48,Rev.&bld.,J'yl,'97.J'yl 
3*2S,  State  f'd.J'yl,'21.  J&J 
Brainerd  — 
6s,  Ref  'nd.  ,  May  .'04.M&N 
Duluth— 
6s,  Ref  d.,  Jan.  1/08.J&J 
5s,  School,  1913....  M&N 
4*ss,G'n.f'd.Janl,'20.J&J 
4**8,  Soh'l.Jan.  1,'21.J&J 
4*28,  g.,  July  1,  1926.  J&J 
4s,Park,Jan.l,  1921.  J&J 
HennepinCo.— 
4*2S,C'urt-h.,Ap.'24.A&O 
4*2S,Ct.H.,Julyl,'17J&J 
Itasca  Co.— 
6s,  g.,  Sept.,  1905..  Sept. 
6s,  g.,  Sept.,  1915..  Sept. 
Lake  Co.—  6s,  Road,  1908.. 

iioo 
100 

5s,  Oct.,  1914...   . 

108% 

5 

4 
4*2 
4*4 
4*8 

4*; 

4 

4 

5*4 
5*4 
5*. 

5»8 

M 

3-RO 

MASSACHUSETTS 

S*2S,g.,  July,  1901  J&J 
SB'S,  g.,  April,  1920.  .A&O 
3138,  Sold,  Nov.,  1923.  M&N 
3*28,  g.,  July  1.  1935..  J&J 
8s,  g.,  April  1,  1909..  .A&O 
SB,  g.,  April,  1915  A&O 
3s,  g.,  Jan.,  1930  J&J 
Arlington  — 
4s,  Nov.,  1904  M&N 
4s,  June,  1936  J&D 

100*2 

1053g 
105*2 

107 

ibsii 

110^2 

103 
109  *« 

101% 
108*8 

104 

100% 

98*2 

ibo 

100 

103*8 
109*4 
107*4 

Newton—  6s,  1905  J&J 
5s,  July  1  1906          J&J 

110*2 

105*2 
108 

Ill's 
106% 
109*4 
110% 

106 
107*4 

4s,  Sch.,  Aug.,  1915.  F&A 
4s  July  1926              J&J 

ios 

106 

4s,  July,  1936.            J&J 

105*4 
108^8 
104*2 

107-60 

ibg" 

Atliol  —  4s,  July,  1924 

Northam  pton  — 
4s,School,Jly  1.1915.J&J 
4s,  April,  1921 

105 
106 

Boston—  6s,  Water,  1906. 



6s,  April  1,1903....  A&O 
5s,  g.,  Oct.  1,1906..  A&O 
4s,  Jan.,  1907  /&J 
4s,Coup.,  Oot.,1923  A&O 
4s,  Jan.,  1917  J»J 
4e,  Oct.  1,1913  A&O 
4s,  July  1.  1915  J&J 
4s,  July,  1936  .          J&J 

114*4 

105*4 
111 
109*4 
108*4 
108-90 
11334 

4s,Gold,Ref.Jan.,'16J&J 
Rockport— 
4s,  Water,  1918  M&N 
Salem—  5s,  July  1,  '04  J&J 
4s,  Aug.  l.'03to'OO..F&A 
4s,  June,  1913  J&D 
Sharon— 
4s,  Oct.,  1897  to  1916.... 

6s,  Water,  Jan.  l.'15.J&J 
Lyons  Co.—  5s,  g.,  Son.,  '10. 
Meeker  Co.—  6s,  July  1,1905 
Minneapolis  — 
8s,  May,  1905  M&N 
7s,  P.R.  Aid,Nov.,'01.M&N 
6s,  School,  Julyl,'99.J&J 
5»«8,1913  

110 

ib?" 

107*2 
11234 

...... 

108*2 

109*2 



ibe'^ 

ibi" 

113%  3-75 
105%  3-75 
3-75 

Sits,  reg.,  Oct.  1899.  A&O 
3*«8,  Wat.,Ap.l,'17.A&O 

ioi 

io2*e 

Plat  price 


FEBRUARY,  1897.J 

MUNICIPAL 

BONDS. 

ai 

•»•<!•. 

i 
Bid. 

i  Ask. 

To 
Net                    Ho  lid*. 

Bid. 

To 
Ask.    Net.                   Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

Minneapolis  (Concluded)  - 
44sjKar..  1914  MA 
44*.  Park  July,  1913    . 

3      

3-7 
3-7 
3-7 
3-7 
3-7 
3-7 

4i 
41 

4 
4 
4 
5 
4V 

4V 
4 
3-6. 
3-7. 
3-7 
3-7 
4 
3* 
3« 

= 

3-7< 
3-7< 

a-7i 

Lincoln—  (is  Funding,  Jan.) 
0       1.  1905  lo  1911  1      

5 

4% 
I    4V 

I    4V 

... 

4k 

Newark—  (Concluded)— 
4s,  Market,  19  1  1  ...  .AAC 
.    4s,  Refund'*.  Mar.,  192E 
4s.  Water,  Feb.,  1922... 
4s,  Water,  May  1,  1922. 
4s,  Street  Iiup.,May,190« 
Orange  —  6s,  Sew'age  notes 
May  1,  1897.  ...       MAN 

104 
108ij 
108V 
1O8 

3-50 
3-50 

9      6s,  Refd'g  July  1,  1902. 
9      54s.Fd.Sept.l,1912.Sep 
9      As,  Pavg.  July  1.1902  JA. 
D      5s,  Pve..Julyl,1907.JA, 
9      5s.  Sch'l.Dec.  1.1914  JAI 
Omaha  — 
1      7s,  Fdg.,Nov.,  19OO.MJt> 
I      6s,  Paving,  1897  Dec 
6s,  Oct.,  1899  Ann 

107 
106 
106 
103 

4s.Water.Apr.,1917.AA( 
4s.fbMpiri.Jan.  1U22J  \. 
4s.  May  15,1919  ...MA} 
4s,  g..  July  1,  1925..  JA. 
H»w  Utm- 
5a,Ref.Mh..Oe.l.'O4.AA<: 
Otter  Tall  Oo.-5s.l904J  A. 

5s.  cL  house.  1915...  J  A. 
44«.Refund-ir.  19O5.MAJ 
44s.Ct.II.,  1918-17..  JA. 
Redwood  Co.-5..Sch..l91 
Bock  Co.-5«J'lyl,'0»JA. 
St.  Louis  Co.— 
.V.  Bridge.  1908  JAJ 
St.  Paul-VMar.,'97.MAi 
7».  July   1898              JAJ 

> 

1       

I,     1OJ 
|l     

104  vj 

101 



> 

) 

104V 
104  Vf 

•      lOSVi 

I    109  Vi 

5s,  Water,  Oct.  1,  1912  .. 
5s.  Sewer.,1923  to  1932. 
44s,  School,  1900  to  '07 
44s,  Sewer,  1915  to  '21.. 
Patersou—  7»,  1900  

108 
110 

110 

r    losv 

ioi'vi 

104  Vj 

44 

As,  July,  19O4              JAJ 

102 

101 

i      1O24    1O4 
1      

1    Aa,  School  Dlst.,  Jan.  1 
19O8  JAJ 

4 

4 

4 
4 

4 
4 
3-70 
3-70 
3-70 
5 

4% 

4% 

44 

4% 
4% 

A 

(is   1901 



100 

1039« 

Aa.Paving.Au..  1905.  FA.A 
1      5s,  City  Hall.  1912  .  .  FAJI 
44».  Jan.,l»O7  
1      44«,  City  Hall,  1910  JAJ 
South  Omaha— 
>      7s.  Str.  Imp.  1897  to  '04 
5      7s,  Fund!  n*.  Oct.  1,  1901 
i      6s,  June  1.  19O1    . 

1O4 

1054    4V 
1084    4V 

44»,  1934 



4s,  1908 

100 
i      1021s 

4s,N.C.Hall.'28  to'30.  J  AJ 
Perth  Amboy  -44s,  Water 
8ept.l,1927to  1922  
Rahway  —  4s,  New  Adjust 
4s,  Water  1932 

t    104 

P 
44 

4% 

6 

3-35 
3-35 

:!:7o 
3-75 
3-75 

8-70 
3-70 

3-AA 

3-55 

3-5.-. 
3-55 
3-55 

3-65 

:'> 

3-60 

::•.;.  i 
3-05 

3-70 
3-75 

3 
4-40 

44 

44 

1014 
70 
85 

103 
80 
90 

, 

105 

1184 
1084 

7s,July  19O3      JAJ 

'     116 



107-61 

6*.  Dee.  15,  19OO  

Trenton  — 
6s,  June  16,'97to'03J&J 
5s,  Sewer,  1900  to  19O3 

«s  19O4.                       4AC 

i 

i      As,  June,  1915 

106  V| 
101 
101 

1194 
1074 

108-23 
1O4 

i02-ia 

100% 

1054 
1064 

118 
111% 

Aa,oertft.lndebt..-97.MAf 
As  Aug    19O4.      ...FAA 

1      

Superior— 
k      5s,  Water,  19O8  MAS 
i  Wakefleld— 
6s,  Water,  Oct.,  1912.Oct 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE 
.  6s,Mun.war.,1905  JAJ 
)  4s,  Llb-y.  July  1,  1911.  JAJ 
1  Concord— 
»      4«.  Water.  Jan.1922  JAJ 
Dover—  4s,  July,  1916  
I      4s,  1907..  .. 

1084 
116H 

i'io" 

110 

:    4s.  Funding,  1905-1911. 
4s,  Park,  1913-1916 

As.  April.  19O9  .  .    AAO      

1184 

1064 

1O4-7S 
102% 
101-AO 
1004 

104% 
105 

116 
1104 

Ss.C.H.AC  II.  J-n.,'15JAJ 
As.B.nf  E.  M'y  2,'15.MAa 
44s.  Fire,  Jan.  1.-16JAJ 
44s,  Kew'r  J  uly  1  .'  16J  AJ 
44s.  March.  1919  ...MAS 
4s,  June.  1913  JAE 
4a£ewer.Ang.,1919.PA4 
I    South  St.  Paul— 
6s,frdge.Junel.".M.JAI 
•UUTaler-5*.  B'rd  of  Edu 
eatlon.  19O9-1914..MA9 
Todd  Oo.-7s.  1913  ...JAJ 
Tracy-6«.  Water,  1910... 
Worthlngton— 
As.  Light,  J'ly  1,1915  JAJ 

MISSISS  PP 
6s,  State,  Jan.  1.  19O7.  Jai 
4a.State.Jan.  1,  1919...  Jan 
Meridian  - 
6s,  Sewer.  1924,  May  1 

113 
110 
107 
107 


4s,  Water,  1913 

Sea  I.  Cy-58,Feb.,'14.FAA 
Summlt^Ss,  Sch.,  July,  '01 
Union— 
5s,  Sewer,  Jan.,  19OOJAJ 
5s,  Sewer,  Jan.  1/14.JAJ 
Weekawken  —  14s,  School, 
April  1.  1911.        .  .AAO 

100 
102  % 

101 

108 
102 

1084    A* 

107 
1344    4V. 
10665    5 
55. 

West  Holwken— 
6s,  19OO-10    .  ..         JAJ 

1O5 

1    4s,  July,  1900     .. 

Laoonla— 
1      4s,  Sewer,  1925  AAO 

1-..  flii  ...                \\. 

5s,  Redem.,  Nov.-04.MAN 

NEW  MEXICO 

7R,Capflbldg.,'04A'5.MAS 
6s,  Pro  vis.  debt,  1919.  MAS 

NEW  YORK 
3s,  g.,  Jan.  30,  1899... 
3s,  g..  Jan.  30.  19O3... 
3s,  g.,  Jan.  30,  1906  
Albany— 
7s,P.O.slte,M'yl,-04MAS 
6s,  Water  debt,  Feb.    1, 
19O6  FAA 



... 

I  Manchester— 

5s,  Water.  Aug.l-13.FAA 
I      4"»s.    Water,     Nov.     1. 
1913....              ...MAN 

ibo 

98% 
97 
96 

120 
132 

. 

116 
105 

« 

»% 

4s.  B'ld'g.  1898-1904.JAJ 
4s.  July.  1916  JAJ 

10A4 

1044 

M,  75 
103-75 

104 
1O04 

ioni 

105% 

10950 
101-50 
1074 

1054 
1014 
106 

103 

...... 

1084 
110 
110 

104 
103 

4s,  Water,  Jan.l,-14.AAO 

'  6s.  July  1.19O1  JAJ 
4a.Clty,g..  J-ne  1.-13JAD 
4a,g..  Oct..  1916  
Portsmouth— 
4s,  Jan..  1916 

1234 
1204 

3-40 
8% 

MISSOURI 
34*.  State  funding,  Jan. 
1908    ..  ...  .   ~      JAJ 

100 

111 

99 
i     ^ 

•» 

103 
106 

l.n 
1,,., 
1O04 
100 

113 

100 
9(1 

107 
97 

:•••• 
98 

M  i 
:  It 

{.:... 

IM 

1044 
IM 

1O1 

99 
98 
100 

[M 

99 



6».  Park.  1915  to  1919.. 
5s,Wsh.P.M'yl.'20.MAN 
4s.  Imp..Nov.,19Oti.MA-N 
4».  fu.bld.M'y  1/12.MAN 
4s,  Park,  192O  to  1930 

Blue  r.>«ri.«u!|>- 
7s,  Jan..  1909      .       JAJ 

3% 
3-3A 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 

3-80 
5-50 
3-50 
3-50 

3-50 
3-40 
3-45 

4s.  April,  1901           AAO 

1034 
106 

105% 
107% 

Callaway  Co.-o«,l907.Aug 
OMiOa.—  fa,  1913  Jan 
Clinton  Co  - 
5s.  C.  A  H..  1901  -06  JAJ 
Dad*Co.-oa,Fdr..l899-'14 
Jack.  Co.—  is.VTta  -09  J  AJ 
Kansas  city— 
•a,  Aug.  15.  1897  JAJ 
•e,Raa»WLJan.l901JAJ 
Be,  School.  Joly.1901  JAJ 
44s.g..Wal.  July  1.1B1S 
4a,  School  July.  I9O7 
4s.  CUT  Hall.  July  1,1910 
Kaw  Township— 
7s.  Jan..  19O3             JAJ 

100 
95 

107 

3  4s,8Ump.'97  to'OO.  M  AN 

Whlteneid- 
4s,Wat.Jan.l.-99  14.JAJ 

NEW  JERSEY 
6s.  War.,  Jan.  1,  1898.  JAJ 
Asborr  Park— 
As.  Water,  J'ne  1.-24JAD 
As,  Water  Jan.  1,'  27.  JAJ 
AtUntlc  City—  Aa.  1925.... 
Atlantic  Highlands- 
As.  reg..  May  15.  1906... 
Bayonne-Aa.  g.,  19O2.JAJ 
5«,  gold.  1911  JAJ 

... 

3s.S.C.  RRM'r.l.'OO.MA-S 
5s,  March  1,  1897...  MAS 
3  >«s.  Wat«r,  '23  to'36  J  A  D 
4».S.  C.RR.Sep  1,'02.MAS 
Blnghamton— 
7s,  Aug.  1,  1901  PAA 
4s,C.H..'17-'28  A  '29  FAA 
34s,  Wat.  A'g.  1.-07.FAA 
Brooklyn— 
7s,  Reg.,  July,  1906  
7s,  Bridge.-15to'24.JAJ 
6s,  Park,  1984    JAJ 

Ml 

:..i  - 
111 
1O1 
1024 

115 

j  -, 

:  7' 

i  -. 

ibi" 

104 

128 
152 
142 
110 
121 
109 
101 
107 
108 
108 
1O6 
i"i 
102 
102 
102 
102 
1024 
1024 
101 
102 
103 
91 
93 

1294 
156 

Mebecly- 
8e.frB-wa',jnyl.-OSJAJ 
Balls  Oo.-3a.  Pand  .  19O0. 
Scotland  Co.- 
Aa.  Funding.  191. 

Oaaxfen 

7s,  May  1.1906  ....MAN 
6s,  Bounty,  1900  .  .  .  JAJ 
44a,  Water,  Jan.,'23  JAJ 
4s.  Fl.  debt,  Joly.'l  l.JAJ 
Cape  May  - 
Aa.  reg..  May  1.  1916  
Kast  Orange— 

4s!  SeweT?  July'  1.  19O9  .. 
KUiabeth- 
4s,  July  1.1922  JAJ 
Eases  Co.— 
4s  Park    1936          PAA 



44 
44 

6s.  Water.  1UO2... 

1044 

3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-4O 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 

Aa.  Bridge,  1919  JAJ 
4ft,  Bridge.  1926  JAJ 
4s,  Water,  1913 

St.  Joseph  -5..  1903..  PAA 
Aa,  Ueh'l.  Mar..  19  10.MAS 
Aa.Seh'1.  Aug..l9O8.FAA 
4s.  Fund'  g,  1»0  1  ....  PAA 
4s,  School.  1914  AAO 
•*,  LMIS—  «sJuna,-9«JAD 
•a,  Raaewal.  g..-»9  .JAJ 
•a,  Prop'ty.ear..-0«  AAO 
6s.  Park.  gold.  1905.AAO 
•a.  RenVwaU.,  1900  JAJ 
4s,  Renewal,  g.,'02.M  AS 
4*.  June  1906.           JAD 

109 
IM 

1OU 

101 
100 
IM  . 

i  ""• 

its 

MM 

:.>: 

1054 
!••••  1 
103 
100 
1004 
101 

i 

103 
90 

106-40 

4s,  School,  1920 

H.  lie  markets,  1922. 
4s,       .1"         do       1925. 
4«,  Water.  Jan.  1,'  14.  JAJ 
\Vat«r.  1912. 

101 
95 

4 

8% 

44 
44 

34s.  g,  July  10,  '25.  JAJ 
34s,  g,  Jan.  1,  1928.  JAJ 
34s,  K.Jan.  1.  1929.  JAJ 
84».  g,  July  10,  lii3-.'J,v.l 
34".  g.  July  10.1933.JAJ 
34».  g,  July  10.1934.J&J 
34a.neg..  g..  1924..  JAJ 
*4s,  gold  1927 

i-eoia.  Park,  Aug.  I.1  15  35 
Hobokea— 
6>,  Imp    1898            JAD 

100 

1034 
103 

IM 

104 

mi 
104 

102 

...... 

4s,  Rea»w.,ster..'  1  I.MAX 
4s,  Renew..  July,  '18JAJ 
MSa.reaeWl.c./OTJAD 
•%a.  renewal.  (..'19.PAA 

5s,  1901                       MAN 

34s.  gold,  I'.i3«i 

Hodson  Co.— 
As.  K«f..  Sept.  1.-05.MA8 
44s,  C..KM.  1924  ...JAJ 
44s,R-d.Jan.l,1923JAJ 
4%a,B-ge,Sep.  1/18.MA8 
Jersey  City    7s  19O5    Var 

:i-    llrulgi'    1925 

3s.  Water,  1905  JAJ 
B  n  Halo— 
7s,  «  lot,  1908            AAO 



»»»*.: 

fff: 

1354 

3-35 
339 
3% 
3% 

3% 

J-35 
J-35 
3-35 

J-35 
3-35 

5-35 

J-90 
J-60 

i-60 

5-50 
1-40 
i-40 
i-40 
i-40 

3% 
i-50 

Ta?Oct7l9  1  1  :  .  .teal  an. 
44s.  May.  1911  seaml-aa. 

MONTANA 
1    OssaadsOo.Seh.Dtat.No  l. 
•a.  gold.  Mar   1.  1906-1  A. 

1    °^yj^-~4*>j>*-  l>  1>U> 

.^Pd^Ur  1,'14.MA8 

ST  gold.  School..  1905-15 
•aJeh»olJulyl.'16JAJ 

I       J¥akiamaV—  Ael    IblkaWtl  f  itartrtat 

J'"  ••':    :  •'•"              JAJ 



7s,  Park,  1916  JAJ 

100 

A 

7s   1924  A  '25.            JAJ 

7a,  Water,  19O4  JAJ 
7s.  Fund-debt,  1897.MAN 
7s.  Water  loans,  '99.  JAJ 
7s,  I  took  loan*.  19OO.JAJ 
7s,  Water  scrip.  19O2JAJ 
7s,Irop.Agen.Clty-08JAJ 
7s,  Water,  1908  MAS 
7>,  Water.  1913  JAJ 
6s,  April   19O4           AAO 

113 
100 
1044 
IM 

i,.-.  . 
11.; 
118 
120 
1074 
111 
103 
108 
107 
:.,.,  . 
1054 

6s,  Parks,  Jan.l,1924JAJ 
As.    Water,     April     25, 
1898  A  '99                AAO 

' 

44s,  Tax  loans,  June  28, 
19OO                 ..       JAD 

i!07 
104 

1074 
107V 

4s,  Sewer,  May  1/1  3.  MAN 
34s.Park,Rcg.,I!C.'T  l-\t  A 
34s,  Refudg,  July  1.  '97, 
to  1914         .            JAJ 

1064 
1014 

1084 
102  7s 

1094 

54 
4% 

4* 
4% 

5 

4*j 

6 

44 
A4 

6s.  Float-  g.  Feb.  -O9  .  PAA 
Aa.  City  Hall.  >97  to  1913. 
As,  gold.  Assess..  1923-24. 
As,  Wafr  J'ne  1.  '21  JAD 
Aa,A«seas.Apr.lU16.AAO 
As,  Water,  1916  

3  4s,  Buff.  Charter,  July  1, 
1897  to  1901 

.. 

104 

.... 

84a,Rerg,Jan.l,-16.JAJ 
3s,  Plank  Road,  June  2. 
1910    JAD 

101 

102% 

1    Lewi  «  \  <  -larka  Co.— 
64s.  f.  H.  g.  July.1901-7 
.  July.'OS-'lA 
1   MWsnala  Oa.— 

6e.g..Refnnd.Ji»lyl.-lfl 
•   Silver  Biw  Co.— 
5a,  Fd.  July  1.  1912.  JAJ 

NEBRASKA 
I   Sa.  Aetof  Peh.  14.  "77,  Apr. 
^18»7  AAO 

Cohoes  — 
7s,  J'ly  1,  1897  to'13  JAJ. 
4s,  July  1,  1920  JAJ 
4s,  City    Hall.  Dec.  15, 
1915  to  1928 

110 

44s,Imp.  op.to  -02-3  JAJ 
Long  Branch— 
••    As.  Sanitary.  J'ne  1,1913 
Mnninonth  Co.— 
A*.  Sen.,  June  20,'39.s.-an 
Monte  lair— 
6a,Oot.  1  1898           AAO 

100 

4^8 

44 




1 

106 
1O3 

1094 

Elmlra  — 
44s.Sewer.A-g.  1/99FAA 
4§,Soh'l,  J'ly  f,  1904MAN 
4s,  Reg.  May  1,  1910  

...  ! 

i 

4s,  Sewer,  Aug.  1,  19O5.. 

44 

4 

4% 
4% 

34 



ITaMr.  Mar..  1901  -O6 
TLPanding.  19OO..MAN 

100 

1044 

111 
103-51 

Morris  Oo.- 
4s,  Road   1935            JAJ 

34s,  Redempt'n,  1919-21. 
3«,  f"k,  Sep.  1,1897.  MAS 
Far  Rookaway— 
5s.  Sewer.Feb.,1916  F&A 
Platinum—  6s,  Wat.  '11.  MAS 
Kings  Co.— 
6s.  School,  Jan.,  1898  to 
1904  JAJ 

i 


New'  Brunswick— 

6s,  1906 

1  Raljiils'oo.-^s.  1911  JAJ 

r  1.11107  JAJ 
I  9rand    Island—  6a,   Water. 

Newark— 
7s.  Water,  May,  1905.... 
,    6a,Water.Aug.l897.FAA 
6s,  Oorporate.  Aug..  19O8 
Aa,  Corporate.  June.  1910 
44*.  Water.  Mav.  1(115.. 



1254 
102 

105 
103 

104 

NOT.  1.  1900             MAN 
Barrard-6*.  Water.  Aug. 

.  «i  lft"-v:-;  A« 

106 
....  103-01 

Ill 
110 

3'a 
3-80 

5s,Sch.July,198to-02.JAJ 
4s.  reg.  Bldg.  Imp.,  May  1, 
1910  to  Iftf  .  ...   MAN 

•  K   ..  ,.r-.  - 


THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


Hondo. 


Bid. 


Kings  County-(Con.) 
4s7  Park,  May  1.1905-M4 
4s,  Park, '10  to '33  M&N 
4s,  8tr.lmp.,1900-20.J&J 
Kingston— 

7s,  Jan.  15.1901 J&J 

6s,  Refunding,  1910. J&J 
4s.  Rfcl.  Jan.  15.1912J&J 
3i2».g.,Wat.,'19-'36.A&O 
3, Kid., Jan.  15,r.»l  4..  J&J 

Lansingburg— 
4s,  Sen.,  Deo.  1, 1900.J&J 

Larclnnont — 
4«,  r.,  Highway  &  Sewers. 
1916-25 A&O 

Leroy — 
4e,Watrr,  1911 

Lestershlre— 
3%s.Reg.Wat.,'02to'16. 

Long  Isluud  City— 
7s,  Sept.  1,'»7  to'14.M&S 
68,No.,Feb.'13tol9.F&A 

6s.  Revenue,  1903 

4ig6,  Imp.,  Ap.  2,'99.A&O 
4>«8,  Imp.,  Ap.2,'14.A&O 
4ia8,  1902  to  1923.. J&D 
4s,  Water.Sep.  1/20.M4N 
3i28,Wat.,Mayl,'20.M&N 

Middletown— 
4128,  Seh.,  reg., '97-1900. 

Montgomery— 
4B,Water,Jul.l,  1915.  J&J 

Mount  Vernon— 

5s,  Reg.,  1900 A&O 

5s,TaxRel.,Sep.l,'98F&A 
4s,  School,  19O1)-'17.M&N 
4s,  Reg..  1917to'26.M&S 
4s,  Road,  Feb.  1, 1935... 

Newburg — 

6s,  May  1,1996 M&N 

5s,  Water,  July  1,'97  J&J 
4s,  Water,  Feb.l,'12.F&A 
3i«8,  Wat.,  Sop.l,'07.M&S 

New  York  City— 
7s,  West  Farms..'97-2147 
7s,  Mori  isania.1 908-1980 
6s,  WilliamsbridgeHig'y, 

May,190944 

78,1900 M&N 

6s,  1900 M&N 

5s,  1908 M&N 

3138,  g.,  CorlearsH.  .1913' 
3H*s,  g..  Park,  1916. M&N 
313*,  Exinr.,  Oct.  1, '15.. 
3»«s,  Exuit.,  Nov.  1, '16.. 
3138,  Exmt.,  Nov.  1,'17.. 
3>»s,  Exmt.,  Nov.  1.  '22.. 

3138,  g..  Dock,  19VJ5 

3s,  p..  Street.  1916. M&N 
3s,  School,  1913  ....M&N 
3s,g..Str.&Ave,1914M&N 
3s,  g.  Dock,  1924... .M&N 

3s,  School,  1908 

3s,  Water,  1904 A&O 

2^8,  Tax  exempt, '09-29. 

Niagara  Falls— 
4s,  School,  May,  1913.... 
4s,  Police,  Feb.,  1914.... 

North  Tonawanda — 
5s,  Sewer,  Sept,  25, 1911. 
4s,Wat.,Mar.31,'24.A&O 
4s,  Paving,  1897-'05  .M&S 

Olean — 

5s,  Reg..  July,  1903.  ...N 
5s,  Reg.,  Nov.,  1900.... N 

Pelham  — 
4s,  Reg.,8ch'l,  J'y,'98.J&J 

Poughkeepsie— 
7s,  RR.,Feb.l,1902.F&A! 
5s,  Bounties,  1900. .M&S 
4138,  do  1901.. M&S 
4s,  do  1905.. M&S 
3  >«s.  Sewer,Ag.l,'05.F&A 
3s,  Bounties,  1907. .M&S 

Queens  Co.— 
4s,  Nov.,  1916 M&N 

Rensselaer  Co  — 
3128,  Court  House  certifi- 
cates, 1911  to  1927 

Richtteld  Springs— 
4s,F-nd.W'ter,J'e  1/06.14 

Richmond  Co. — 
4s,Fund.,Junel,'14.J&D 
4s,  g.,  August  1, 1920 

Rochester— 

7s,  Reg.,  Jan.  1, 1903 

48,1912 

3i2S,RefgRR.,1913.F&A 
3148,  B'dge.Sep.l  ,'22.  J&J 

Rockland  Co.— 
4Hi,  Reg.,1903-'05..A&O 

Saranac  Lake — 
5s,  Water,  July  1, '24.  July 

Schenectady— 
7s,  Jan.,  1898  to  '00.  J&J 
4s,Wat.,N'vl,'08-15.M&N 
3s,  Water,  Aug.  15,  '11-13 

Syracuse — 

7s,RR.,  Jan.  1,  190O.J&J 
4s,  Rfd.  Feb.  1, 1904.F&A 
4s,Sch,Do.  15,'97-'06J&D 
Si-js,  Wa.  J'ly  1, 1920.J&J 
3s,  Wa.,  July  1, 1920.J&J 

Troy— 

5s.Wat.,M'yl,'97-02M&N 
4ias.Water,'98  to'04.F&A 
4s,  June  2,  '98-1904.  J&D 
3138,  Reg.,  1900-'04.M&N 
3i«9,Deo  15, 1905-11  J&D 
3i«8,  Reg.  Imp.,  1914.J&J 
Ss.Bldg.,  Oct.  19,'99.  A&O 

Utlca— 

7s,  RR.  Aid,  July  1, 1901 
4s,  Paving,  1901 

Yonkers — 

78,  Apr.  1, 1901-2... A&O 
4R.  Bridce.  Apr.  1.-97J&D 


102 

106% 

101 


100 


To 

Net. 


3-B5 
3-50 


101 


Bond*. 


111 
107  >« 
115 
101 
102 


98 
07 
98 
98 


Yonkera— (Concluded). 
4s,  Paving.  Mar.,  1897  to 

113       ....          1901 ..M&S 

4fl,  Sch,  Ap.  l,'20to'24A&O 
4«,  Water,  Apr.,  1912. ... 
48,  reg.  do  Apr.  1, 1905.. 

NORTH  CAROLINA 

i  Id  (is,  Old,  1886-98 J&J 

4      New  bonds,  1892-98... J&J 

Chatham  RR A&O 

103     3-70  Consol.  4s,  c.,  1909.  ...J&J 

Consol.  4s,  1910 J&J 

Small J&J 

104'8  3-70  168,  1919 A&O 

I  A8heville-5s,  g.,  J'ly,  1911 
103-43  3-70  Buncombe  Co. — 

Refunding,  g.,  5s,  1915.. 
3-80  ForsythCo.— 

6s,  Court  H,  May  1,  1901 
6s,  Court  H  ,May  1, 1906 
6s,  Court  H.,  May  1, 1911 
Wilmington— 6s,  Jan.  1,  '18 
5s,Fund'g,Jau.l,'22.J&J 

NORTH  DAKOTA 

6s,  Hospifl.May  1/04.M&N 
4^8,  Rev.,  Apr.  25,'05.A&O 
4s,  Refund.,  July  1, 1914.. 
4s,Fuud'g,Mar.20,'21.M&N 
4s,  Refund'g,  July  1, 1923. 

OHIO 

3s,  S.fd.,  July,'97&'98.J&J 

3s,  Reg.,  funded  debt.. J&J 

4i«s,  Univ., Dec., '98-'03.... 

Akron — 
6s,  Sch.,  May  22/98.M&N 

5s,  School,  1901 

5s,  Str.,  July  14/99  J&J 

Alliance—  6s.  Oct..  1904.... 

Ashtabula— 
6s,  8ewer,'97  tj  '03. A&O 

Avondale — 

5s,  June,  1916 J&D 

5s,  T.  &  I., May  1914.M&N 
5s,  Water,  Jan.,  1907.  J&Ji  t 
4s,  St.  im.,A,  J'ne'21.J&D  t 


102 
971 
-  122 


4 

4 
4 

4 

4 
4 
4 

Pa 


414 

4 

4 

4 

6 

3-90 
390 

3-40 
3-40 


97 


108-65 


111 
10O 


Bid. 


100 


104 
108 
112 


To 

Net. 


IColllln. 


Bid. 


105 


104  1« 


11212 


99 
19 


t  107 

t   108 


100 
100 
100 
100 


, 

B.July,  1921  ......  J&J  t 

C.  Jan.,  1922  .......  J&J  1 

1),  April,  1923  .....  A&O  1 


105-65    .. 
105-00   .. 
106-10 
107-10 


100 
100 
100 


100 


100% 


104% 


106-55 


1044 


3-80 
3-80 


44 
44 

3% 

3-75 
3-75 
3-70 
3-70 
3-70 

3-40 


3-60 


4 
4 

3-45 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 


3-70 

3-50 

4 

3-45 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 

4 

3-401 
3'40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 


Barberton— 
6s.  Sewer,  1897  to  1903.. 

Blanchard  Township— 
5138,  Refdg.,  '98  to  1902. 

Bluffton  - 
5s.  Water,  1900-'14.  M&S 

Bond  Hill— 
Ss.Wat'r,  Sept.l,'20..M&S 

ButlerCo-5s,Dc.,'98  to'900 
4i28,  Ct.  H.,  1906-07. J&J 
4i28,  Bridge,  1910  to  '24. 
4i3S,Replen.,'04to'18J&J 
4i28, 1921-24 J&J 

Canton— 

5s,  Sch.,  July  10, '11. J&J 
5s,  Sch.,  Oct.  21/03.A&O 
5s,  Ref.,'98,'99-1900.J&J 
4%s,  FireD.,A'g.'99.F&A 

Celina— 
6s,  Water,  1916-'29.A&O 

Cincinnati— 

7-3s,  July,  1902 J&J 

7',0s,  May,  1906 126i2 

7s,  Fund'g,  May,'04.M&N      118 

7s,  Nov,,1908 M&N 

6s.  gold,  May,  1906. M&N 

6s,  Aug.,  1909 F&A 

5s,  Sew.,  May,  1909 . M&N 
5s,30-50s,  s.  f.,  1930.M&N 


l'04is 

102 

10- 

102 

102 


117 


124 
117 


t 

4    ! 
514! 


109 
113 

10112 

105 
104 
102 


3-45 
3-40 


4s,  Pav.,'97to  1905. .Var. 
4s.  30-503,  s.f.,  1931. J&J' 
4s,S.  F.,30-508,  J'ly,  1941 
4s,  City  Hall.  1909.  .J&D 

Cleveland-6s,June,'98J&D 
6s,B'dof  Ed.,Sept.l,1907 

to  1916 Semi-an. 

5a,  El.Rd.,J'ne,  1903  J&D 

5s,  Oct..  1902 A&O 

5s,  Viad.,  June,1907.J&D 
4128,  B'dge, '99.. Semi-an. 
4"?s,  Wat.,  Apr.,  '02. A&O 
4128,  School,  J'e,'02.J&D 
4s,  Funded  debt,  April, 

1902 A&O 

4s,Wat'r  April,  1903A&O 
4s,  Sew.,  Apr.,  1906. A&O  I 

4s,  R.  &H.,  1926 

3-65s,  Water,  Sept.,  1902. 

Clermont  Co. — 
5s,  Deficiency,    June   1, 
1916  to  1923 J&D 

Clifton— 
4128,  Gen.  imp.,1919.J&J  t   105 
2d8er.,May,1020.M&N  t   105 
4^28,  Sewer,  July, '17J&J It  104% 
4158,  Wat., 2dsi>r.,'22A&Ot   105 
5s,  Water, Jan. ,  1906.J &J  t  10513 

Columbiana — 
5s,  Water,  Mch.  1, 1915.. 

Columbus— 

6s,  Str.  Imp.,  1897  to '07. 
5s,FireDep't,  June,  1904 
5s,  Water,  Ap.  1 ,  '07. A&O 
5s,8ewer,,July,  1912.J&J 
5s.  Sewer.Sep., 1913. M&S 
4i28,  Viad.,Nov.'02.M&N 
4128.  Sewer,  Sept.,  1921.. 
4s,  Sewer,  Ap.  1,  '10.A&O 
4s,Nov.,  1909 J&D 

Corning— 
6s,  Ref .,  Water,  '97  to  '04 

Cuyahoga  Co— 
5s,  July,  1918 J&J 

Dayton— 6s,  Apr.,  '97  to  '99. 

6s,  Nov.,  1904 

5s.  Sch.,  Feb.  1,  '06. F&A 


104 
108 


Dayton— (Concluded.) 
4i«8,  Wat.,  '98  to  '04.F&A 
4s,  Wat.,  May  1, '05. M&N 

360  Defiance— 

3-60      5s,  Ref.Mr.l,'02-'12M&8 

3  60  Delaware  Co.— 

es.  Ditch,  June  5,'97  to'05 
5s,  Road.June  5,'97to'll 
East  Liverpool — 
5s,  Ref.,  Wat.,  June  1/23! 
5s,  School,'09to'20  .J&D 
Fiudlay— 
78,'Gas,  1897  to  1903.... 

6s,  1898  to '07 J&D 

6n,  Str.  Imp.,  1900. ..F&A 

5%s,  1919 F&A 

Fostoria — 
6s,  Pvg,Sept.l,  1907  M&S 

6s,  Sewer,  1904 

6s,  Sew.Sept.  1.1919.M&S 
Franklin  Co.— 6s.Mr.21, '01 
6s,  Gen.  Exp.  Manh  1, 
1897  to  1902.... M&S 

,,    6s,  Road,  Sep.  l,'05,S-an. 

4i28,May  1  ,'99to '08.M&N 
GalliaCo  — 

413      5s,  1898  to  1913 J&J' 

Gallipolis— 

5s,  Water,  May  1, 1914.. 
5s,  Redemption,  1900-15. 
Hamilton— 

5s,  Gas,  Feb.  1, 1908 

Ss.Municip.,  1914  to '18. 
4128, 1902  to  1911  ...M&S 
Hamilton  Co.— 

5s,  1934 F&A, 

5s,Elberon  Av.,  1911  J&D 
4s,Ref.,Mayl5,'16.M&N 

4s,  C.  H.,  June,  1936 

4s,  Armory,  December  1. 

1917-37 J&D 

Hancock  Co.— 
6s,Diteh,Jan.30,1900.T&J 
5s,B'dge,1897  to'98.M&S 
Hardin  Co — 

6s,  Edge,  Jan.  1,  '98.A&O 
Hartwell— 

5s,  July,  1904 

Henry  Co. — 

6s,  Ditch,  Nov.,  1898 

Ironton— 

5s,  Water,  Jan.,  1906 

Lawrence  Co  — 

6s,  Edge.,  Sept.,'97.M&S 
Lima — 

6s,  Pvg,  July  1/98.. J&J 
Logan — 

5s,  Ref., 1900  to  1930  J&D 
Loraiu — 
5s,  Ref.,  Water,  Novem-; 

her  1, 1914 M&N 

5s,  River  Imp.,  1924-29.. 
6s,  Paving,  '98-'05..F&A 
Louisville — 

5s,  Water,  1914 F&A 

Lucas  Co. — 

5s,Gen.  F.,'98to  '04.M&N 
5s,  Child's  Home,  August, 

1905 F&A 

5s,  Road,J'yl,'98-99.J&J 
4s,  Court-house,  '44  M&S 
Marietta— 
6s,  g.,  1897  to  1904. A&O 

5s,  Paving.  1906 A&O 

Marion— 6s, Imp.,  Sept. ,'98 

to  1910 M&S 

5s,  Sewer,'97  to  '17. M&S 
Marion  Co.— 

5s,  Bridge, '97-'01.. M&S 
Martin's  Ferry — 

5s,  Sch.,  1926to'44.M&S 
McComb — 

6s,  Imp.,  Oct.,  1904.. J&J 
Medina  Co. — 
3-60      5s,  1898  to  1901.... F&A 

Meigs  Co. — 

4          5s,  B&J,'98  to'02...M&S 
3-55  Milford  Center— 
3-55      6s,  Ref.,  '99  to  '13.. A&O 
i355  Monterey  Township— 

j3-5f       6s,  Sch.,  1897  to  1904... 

3-55  Montpelier— 

6s,  Wat.&  Lt.'OO  to'07  J&J , 
Napoleon— 
5s,  Water,  1906 J&J 


Ask. 


To 

Net. 


3-90 
3-90 


413 
41- 

4=8 

43g 

514 
SH 
5i4 
5>4 

5% 
5% 
5% 
4% 

419 
4% 


113 


110 
109 
105        106 
105        100 

105        106 


4% 
4% 

438 
439 
4% 


101 


4% 


103 


41s1 


37s 

37e! 

513 


118 

12012 

110 

114 

103 

106 

105 

10312 


---- 
3-90  '• 


102 


......  3-55 


3-55  Nelsonville 

3-55      6s,  Ref.,Apr.l,  1914.A&O 

Cn    kJ, ,!,/.,,!     lOrt/J  +  rt'lJ     M    l.*j 


,3-55 
.  3-55 


6s,8chool,1906to'14  M&d 
New»rk — 


105 


110 


11214 

102 


100 





5s,Ref.S'pl,'97to'12.M&S 
Niles— 6s,     Electric     light, 
4is      Sep.l5,'05to'19.Seniian. 
North  Baltimore— 

6s,  Paving,  1906. ...M&N 
Norwood— 6s,  1897  to  1905 

5s,  1915 

5s,  El.  Lt.  1897  to  1926.. 
Pickaway  Co.— 

6s,  Road,  '97  to  1900.M&S 
5 14!!  Plain  City— 

6s,  Ref  Water,1903  to  23. 
Pleasant  Township — 

6s,  refund.,  1897  to  1900 
Pomeroy — 

6s,  Ref.,  Nov.l,  1914.M&S 
Port  Clinton— 

5s,  Water,  1905-25 

Portsmouth— 5s,  Aug.  ,1900 

5s,  Water,  May  1, 1906.. 
Putnam  Co.— 

6s,  Ditch,  1899  to  1900.. 
5^2,  Ridge  Township — 

i    5s,  Road,  Apr.  1,'15.A&O 
Salem— 

6s,  RR.,  1911 M&S 

Salineville— 

I    6s,School,Dec.l,'15.J&D 


100 

10114 

104 


413 
4is 

4% 
413 

4% 
4% 


41s 


4% 
413 

4% 
4% 


5 

5% 

4>g 

4ia 

5% 

5% 

5% 

4% 

5% 
5% 

4% 


5% 
4% 

4% 


5* 
5% 
514 


5% 


'  mat  price. 


t  These  towns  have  been  taken  Into  Cincinnati ;  their  bonds  will  eventually  become  Cincinnati  obligations. 


FCBRl-AKY,    1897.J 


MUNICIPAL  BONDS. 


33 


To 
•••da.                      Bid.       Ask.    Net 

Bond.. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 
Set 

Bonda.                 ,    Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

Sandnskv— 
Sa,  June,  1900                        101        

Plttsbnrg—  (Con.)— 
6s,  Water,  Jan.,1908.JAJ 
5s.  Funded  debt  improve- 
ment, 1913              JAD 

3-30 

2<  ashvllle—  (Con.)— 
4V8,  Water,  1920 

*  101 

*  101  ij 
*  100 

4V 
4V 
4V 
4V 

4'g 

5«'  Wharf  Aug  1  '09  FAA      102 

116 

41^8,  1922 

Stark  Co.-' 
Sa,Rerdr  19O3-'12  MAS        4ie 

4138,  1923. 

4Vs,  School,  July,  1919  . 

3-30 

4s.  1919  

•kMbenvlfle— 
4a.  Water  1934         MAS        99        

48,  Comp.,  Jan..  1915.  JAJ      104 
Reading  —  4s,  Aug.,  1910  
4s,  Apr.,  1918            AAO      .    .  . 

North  Knorvllle— 
5s,  Water,  Sept.,  1919 

ioi'e 

3-60 
3-60 

aefpaT    1897  to  1903  .                               .     3»9 

Shelby  Co.— 
6s,  Long  .                    AAO 

116 
115 
106 
*  102 

•'*    104 

i      

118 
118 
118 
103i« 
105% 

Scranton— 
4Vs,Redemp.,Jnne,19O9      1O8 
4V8,Cltyinip.,June,1919      108 
4Vs,  School,  192O  

Toledo-7-3  May  4,  1900  Ill     3-90 
6s,  Oct-,1899.AAO  .                10-J        

6g,  Long,  various  .  .  .MAS 
6».  Hhort                          J*J 

Sa.     Refunding,    Water, 
June  1    19O3            JAD      1054    4 

.  .   Sumuer  f!o.  —  fin              .T*.l 

Sharpsb'gSs,  School,  19O2-9 
Wllkes-Barre— 
68.  Aug.  1.1897.  ..Aug.  1 
58,Certlf8'.,  1898.  .  .  .  .lAn. 

RHODE  ISLAND 
3V,g.,8.  H..  1934  JAJ 
Central  Falls— 
4s,  gold,  Deo..  1905  to  '20 
Cranston  —  Is,  Aug.  15,  '25. 
Newport—  4s,  Mar.,  1905.  .  . 
4s,  May  15/23.  .Semi-  An. 
Pawtucket— 
5s,  April,  1899  AAO 

4% 

3% 
3% 

3% 

3-62 
378 
3>« 

370 
3-8«i 
3-80 
3-80 

3-80 
3-80 

3-30 

:i'4 
314 
314 

3>4 

3'70 
3-70 

Wilson  Co.—  6s,  1899..JAJ 

TEXAS 

|7s.  Frontier  def  .,19iaM&S 
|6s,g.,Red.J'y,  1906...  .JAJ 
5s,  Retlr'g  outs.,  1909.  JAJ 
4s,Ret'Kout8.,Jan.,'99.Jan 
Abilene  — 
8s,Water,Jan.6,1901JAJ 
Austin— 
6s,  July,  19O4              JAJ 

Sa  May  1   1911        MAN      1O7>*    . 



4V*  Oct     19O4           JA1>                      4 

4%sJ3eh.  ju'elS,'64.JAb      4 

4ij».  Oct.    1919         AAO              .     1O7%    4 

4a.  Bridge,  Feb.  1,  '25.  FAA      1OO      .... 
I'nlon  i 
6a,refu'g  19O3to'15JAD      3% 

90 

95 

.... 

ran  Wen— 
Sa,  Water  Apr  1    1911-41                                 4% 

10312 

102% 
1O2 
103 
104 

Van  Wert  Co.— 
6a,  R'd,  1911  to!919  FAA        ...           .  .    4*8 

102% 

lOOH 
101 
102 

5s,Wat.ALtJ'ly,'30..O-J        95 
Ballinger— 
6s,  July  1,1943           JAJ'     

97V 

.... 

Wapakoueta  — 
5s.  Water,  19OO--16.  MAS      4% 

6a.  Beeeh  Ar.,'97  to  1905  I   4i« 
Sa,  Stdewalk.Sept.9,1923  t  1O6       4>< 
Sa,  Water,  July  1.  1915..  1   1O6       4V 

48,  July,  19O4  JAJ 

Bell  Co.—  5«,  1909  Apr 
Bexar  Co.—  6s,  gold,  Court 
house,  Aug.l8,'33.Apr.lO 
5s,  Bridge;  1910..  Apr.  10 
Brown  Co.— 
5>*B,  Ref.,  Apr.  1905-35.. 
Commerce  — 
6s,  Sch.,  1901-1906..  J&J 
Corsicana— 
5s,8wT.,  July  1.1919.JAJ 
Dallas— 
7s,  RB,,  Apr.  19O4..AAO 
6s,  Funding,  1917.  .AAO 
5»,  Fd..  July.  1931.  .JAJ 
5s.g.,Aug..l928....FAA 
Ennls— 
68.Sch.,Sep.l5,1934.MAS 
K;ivi-tt«-  Co.— 
5s.  C.H.  Refund..  1905-35 
Fort  Worth—  7s.  1904.  MAS 
6s,  Water,  Feb.,  '22.  FAA 
5s,  Ref.,  1920  JAJ 
Calves  ton— 
88,  1897  to  19O3  MAS 
5s,  Llm.  debt,  Sep.1.1921 
5s,  Llm.  dent,  June  1,  '23 
5s,  Lim.  debt,  Jan.  '22,  '25 
1    Sa,  Llm.  debt.  1927... 
5s,  Fund'K.19O5-15.MAN 
3s,  Wat.,  1908-1928.  JAJ 
;  Henrietta— 
6s,  g.,  Ref.C.-H.,'25.JAJ 
Hlllslioro  —  5s.,   g..   Water. 
Jan.  1    1935               J&J 

100 

102 

a 

:::: 

4s,  Water,  July  1/19.J  AJ 
4s,  g.,  July  1,  1936  



100 
100 
100 

112 
108 
102 
103 

103 

Wlnton  Place— 
Sa.  Town  Hall  1913-23         1O3 

48,  Fd.  loan,  g.,  '36..  JAJ 
Providence— 
6g.,  July  1.1900  JAJ 

104 
108*8 

Wood  Co.—  Sa.  Court-bonae. 
March  1   1897  MAS      414 

108 

105  Vt 

113 

Young«town-<i«,    Paving. 
Oct.  1    IH97U>19O3  4 

97V 

109 
1O6 
1OO 
100 

101 

BaJSebool  Sept.  'O2  MAS                              4% 

Sa,g.,  July,  1906....  JAJ 
4s,  Sen.,  g.,  May,'25.MAN 

38  Fnnd-.Sept.l.'Ol..1?.  »n      ....                  4 

Sa.Park.Mar.  l.'U  JAJ       4 
6a,Flre.Oct/97to'lS.AAO      1 
ZaneavUle- 
4if8  Ref   Oct.  1,  '09.  AAO      4  '4 

4s.  g.,Park.  July,".:  1.  JAJ 
4s,  g..  School,  July.  1911. 
3V«.  g..  Wat..  1910.  MAS 
Woonaoeket  — 
48,  Water.Apr.l.'lS.AAO 
4a.  Reg.  Gold,  1921.  FAA 

SOUTH  CAROLINA 
<•>•..  ol.l  ImndK.  1809  to  1888 
4>»8,  Blue,  1928    .     ...JAJ 

I.1.;  ; 

103*B 

101 
101% 

„ 

105 

107H 
102% 

102 
102V 

•      v 

OKLAHOMA 
Qevelanil  < 

Oklahoma  City— 
6a,8oh.  Jan   1    1914JAJ      6 

101 
100 

104 
102 

— 

6«.  Fund'g   19O6  to  1915                                 6 

4i».  New  lasne,  1933..  JAJ  •  106 
4a.  July  1,  1936             JAJ      

Oklahoma  • 
68,  Fund.  Dee.,  19O4  Ann      ..      6 

Charleston— 
7s,  Convertible,  '97.  AAO 
6s,  1898.             AAO 

... 

101 

lot 

107 
04 
82 

.... 

i~02 
102*8 
10214 
10238 

i 

6*.  Fuad-g.,  1919  to  1U2-J      6 

OREGON 
Aatorta— 
6a,8eh..  Mar  1.1914JIAS      

5s,  Oct.,  1923...        A  \'  • 



4a,  1909  JAJ 

Columbia—  38-4*.  1910  

SOUTH  DAKOTA 
6a,  Her.,  war..  Apr.  1.  1897 
6eJBeh.ACol..J'y  l.'O.'.JAJ 
3a.Sah.ACul.jry  1/U7.JAJ 
4i*s.  Refd..  May  1/07JAJ 
4s.OonsUf  n.  Mar.  1/10  JAJ 
3>«,Rerd..Nov.l,'12JAJ 
Aberdeen— 

Sa,  g..  Water.  11*25  103     4-8O 
Dalles  CUT 
6a.  g..  May  1,  192O  MAN 

10S 

100 

103 
100 

E 

' 
-.    ~.  :  -.  ,.•    :  .1  i 

6s,  School.  1VO9  JAJ 
Honey  Grove— 
3s,  Imp.,  1906-'26  
Houston  — 
10s.  New  series.  1901.JAJ 
Sa,  Market.  July,  '15.  JAJ 
6a,comp.,  July,  1918.JAJ 
68,  com  p.,  1912  

!•..••  Z 

6a,  «.,  Sewer,  19O6..  JAJ      414 

6a,8ch.  Dl«t..  1913  .AAO                            .     4V 

100 

96 

100 

'   Julyl.-23.JaJ         112%4-2O 



...... 
...... 

A 
6 

6 

6 
6 

Sa,Wa..Jan  1.1917.  JAJ      110%    4 

6s,  Ref..  Jan.  1,1913.  JAJ 
Fauik  Oo.- 
Oa.Funrt.Jan.l,-15.S.-an. 
Hanson  Co.— 
6a,  RefUDdlM.  1908  JAJ 
Lake  Co.—  Sa.Fdg.,lO-2O  yr 
Marahall  Co.— 
6s,  Fund.,  Jan.  1/15.  JAJ 
Mitchell— 
6a.  School.  Apr.,  '14.  AAO 
Ptem—  6a,  Jan.,  1910  

Sa.g.,  Wat.  Julrl.  '-.•:)  JAJ               .     112%  4  2O 

105 
103 
98 

108 
105 
99 

102 

106 

'01 

102 
107V 

.... 

Sa,  g.,  Bridgr,  1925  AAO      117        4 
Sa.  g..  Jan..  1W.'        JAJ       111H4-20 
WaaeoCo.—  Ts.Sch.Sep^'M     4 

Sa,  Comp..  July,  '18.  JAJ 
McLennan  Co.— 
6s,  Bridge.  19O9..Apr.lO 
Parls-68,  Water,  Oct.  13, 
1912  to  1937            JAJ 

PENNSYLVANIA 
6*.    Agricultural    College, 
FAA                                 3 



...... 

6s,  Improv..  June,  1930. 
San  Antonio— 
6s,  Refund's.  1898..  JAD 
6a,g.,Fund.,19O3  15.FAA 
6s,lmpt.,  Aug.  1,'OS.FAA 
6s,  May  1,  1913....M&N 
6a,  1916                      FAA 

98 
101 

4s,  144*1  to  1904.     .  .  FAA      I'M 

4.  r  i!,.iv  i  •'•  •••   i  ••:.  i  A  \      '.  i  '.          * 

3*a*.  Fund.,  Feb..  1912.FAA      1O3 

Sioux  FalU- 
3a,Fund..  Jan.  1,'IO.JAJ 
Wat/rtown  • 
6a,Behool.July  1,'09.JAJ 

TENNESSEE 
6a,  Unfunded.  19OO..JAJ 
68,  Compromise,  1912  
<4>1aJ>ealtoBl..Oet.'13.AAO 
4i«a,  Redemp..  1913..  AAO 
4s,  Funding.  1907  

100 

6 

Aliawheny  -Sa,  1897    Var                                3  flfl 

•*ta,  IVOOt*  1003.  ..Var.      105 

112 
111 

103 

5V 
8V 
5V 

4a.  1901  to  1919  Var.      1O2", 
48,  July,  191O  ..                     107 

109 
109V 

•    »o 

•     90 

•   107 

•   107 

Sa,  Building,  1917...  FAA 
Sherman  — 

4a,  July.  192S                         :  •  • 

Allegheny  Oo._ 

'.«.  i  '.111.1.  ,1*13                   ]••-• 

6s,  Fund'g,  aver.  18  yrs.  . 
6s,  Refd'g,  aver.  9k  yrs. 
6a,  Water,  aver.  2O4  yrs. 
Temple  — 
78,M-rket-Mar.l,'27.MAS 
Tyler—  7s,   Water,  Jan.  1, 

I't'M                                          JAJ 

4a.  Riot,  19OO-1906.  Var.      1O3 

10) 

.... 

AflentowB—  7s,  1899..AAO                          .    4 

103 

100 
103 
103 
102  Hi 

Sa.  Water.  1809        AAO                              4 

4s.  City.  1904.  JAJ        97 

4a,  Redemption,  191?.  JAJ 
3a.  Settlement  (10OI.  .  JAJ 
!8a.  iettla»«nt  (1000),  1913 
3a,  Scrip 

•     95 
•     70 
•     77V 
•   100 

•  ibo" 

•    IIHI 
•  102 

Altooaa— 
4a,  School,  1924  JAJ      1OO 

80 

... 

Waoo—  Ba,  Gold,  1923 

101 
100V 
100 

100 
100 

4a,  Impr..  19O6-25      JAJ      Io6                     3*if 

38,1920                      M,\.s 

58.Reg.watJanl.-O4.JAJ      106'67    4 

Chattanooga— 
6a,  April,  1909  AAO 
Davidson  Co.-6s.  •99.JAJ 
Sa.  Asylum,  11W3..JAJ 
4>aa.  IBIS  JAJ 



4% 

Ss,  Ref.,  July,  1909.  JAJ 

UTAH 

3s,  Bulld'g,  19OO-1910.JAJ 
5s.  Territorial,  'OS-'OS.JAJ 
Logan  —  38,  g..  Water.  Dec., 
1912         .             ...   JAD 

Aa,  City,  1>98.  ..    .  .  JAJ 

ibs" 

5% 

:* 

Sa,  City,  1  899  to  'O9  JAJ 

4a,  City.  1901  to  I904JAJ      
4a.Hcbool.JuJy  1  '14  JAJ 

Hamilton  Co.—  Sa,  Bridge. 
Oct.  1,  19O9  AAO 

100 
100 

105V 

4% 

4% 

5-* 
5 

3% 

3-52 
3-52 
332 

HarrialMUi 

6a  July  .1903              JAJ      113                     3Ta 

Harrtroan  — 
6a,  Aug.  1.1923  FAA 

11 

Ogden  —  3s,  Gen.  Imp.,  May 
1,1913                            MAN 

Sa,  Jan.  1/9810  1!KHI  JAJ      1O4 

104 

8 

Salt  Lake  City— 
Sa,Oen.rd..l901-ll.JAJ 
5s,  Fund.,  19O8  MAS 
5s.  Fund..  1912  JAJ 
5s,  Fund.,  1914  MAN 
3s,  School  Dlst,  19O2.FAA 
5s,         "            1913.  FAA 
Salt  Lake  County— 
5s,  Fd.,Aug.l,'06-16FAA 

VERMONT 

6s,  Agric.  College,  June  1, 
1910  JAD 

100 
104 

Hill... 

103 

4a.Cny.Jalr  1.1920  JAJ      1O3 
Honaatead-a-4a.0ct.1897 
to  19  1  A                        AAO                   1O71*  4'63 

Henderson  Co.  —  6s  

Jackson—  6s  1900    

Knoxvllle-68.  Fund.,  1913 
Sa,  g..  Imp.,  1921  

Johnstown—  Ac,  1921    JAD      IO7 

its,  Hapt.  1,1923.    MAS      102 

4s.  Funding,  19'-'0  

9«V 

4s,  Fire  alarm  1923  JAJ      102                   4 

Lexington-^..  RR.  aid.  '13 
Marshall  C«.-3s.  1901.FAA, 

6a,  Tax  district,  1915  JAJ 
6s,  Comp.,  Flippln,  1907. 
6a.Cltyachool.5to20vra., 
4V.  Rafdg..  g.,  1926.  JAJ 
Nashvllle-6s.  1901  .  .  JAJ 
6s.  Refunding,  1903  JAJ 

•  100 

• 

103 

113 
113 
118 
107% 

104 

131 

103 

1035s 

103 
102 

103 
105-40 
107-35 
103 

106 

*  J^«  ^ajifl     jta    trirtfY  JAJ                                          4 

130 

ta.  Water  19l'l 

•    in.", 

•    in-i4 
•   106 
•   107 

•   117 

;   11114 

•  107^ 
•  101 
•   103i« 

4>a*.  Fun/ltng.  1920  JAJ                                i  -" 

4*.  f4e.  isw-inu 

W.M!*-!.,^.        Mm       loll     1  1.  I                                                     «  OA 
i    aa.  iwia.JAj      aw 

6a.  ;  '"';                           JAJ       113 

Barre— 
4s,  May,  1911  .. 

4s.  May,  1916  

An,  Taxed.  1  9O4         JAJ 

6a,  Funding,  1907.  .MAN 
6a    Water  1908  MAN 
6a,  Water,  19O9....MAN 
Sat  Water.  1*10  MAN 
6a.  Water.  1911  MAN 
6s    Apr.  30.  1913..  .MAN 
SVs.  Bridge,  19O3...AAO 
5s,  Water,  1921  JAD 
Sal  Hay  mark.,  1922.MA8< 
4Vaf   1907 

Bellows  Falls  — 
4s,  Water,  1915  

102 
101 

4s.    New  funding.   Dee., 
18X7101904.            JAJ      105    . 

Bennlngton— 
4s,  Sewer,  Jan.  ,'03-5.  JAJ 
Brattleboro— 
4s,  Jan.  1,1904  
4s,  Jan.  1,  1911  

3>*i,  13O4  to  1924  106 



.... 

3Sa.  fx*.  :il.  1906  JAJ      101*8    3-2O 
l>yoT.1.1900to'19.MAN      100        

1898  AAO      





.... 

4s,  Jan.  1,  1918  

Burlington—  4s,  July,  19O8. 
Newport  —  4s,   g.,   Water. 
June  1.1920  JAD 

102 
105 

*ySSiiS*o         .;33o 

4V 
4V 

4Va!  1918.  Water....  JAJ 

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Bond.. 

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106 

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5 

5 

5«8 

B« 

538 

538 

5% 
B% 

i* 

0 

538 

5 

4'8 
4% 

538 

i                 Bond*. 

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RocldDKUam— 

3\ 

Ballard—  6»,  gold,  Water  A 
Light,  Jan.  1,  1915..  JAJ 
East  Taooma-6s,Sch.  Dist.  , 
Feb  1  19OO              .FAA 

WISCONSIN- 
4%8.Brldge,  J'ly  l,'24,July 
3s,  Compromise  JAJ 

Butland— 
4s,  g.,  Sewer,  1926.  MAN 

VIRGINIA 
3s.  New,  o.,  1932  J&J 
2-38,  Funded  debt,  '91.JAJ 
6s,  Trust  receipts,  stamped 
Danville—  8s,  1903-11.  JAJ 

103% 

•     73»» 
•     62>4 
*       6 
120 
110 

90 

104.  '•' 

73% 
62  % 
7 

Falrh'v.-6s,g.,J'lyl,llJAJ 
Klttltass  Co.— 
Gs,  Fund.,  Mar.  1,  '02-'12 
Lincoln  Co.—  6s,  1912,June 
Pierce  Co.— 
(i»,  Fd.,  Juuel,1911.June 

104 

Ashland—  5s,Fdg,19O9  J&J 

108% 

a 

4-1C 

Burllugt'n  5s,  Sch.  ,'0  1  to'06 
Chippewa  Co.  — 
5s,  Deo.,  19O1  Dec. 
Elkhoru-5s,Water,'99to'07 
Iron  Co.— 
6s,  Jail,  Jan.,  1898  to  1912 
6s,  Jail,  Jan.,  1903  to  1907 
La  Crosse  — 
5s,Bridge,Jan.l5,'10.JAJ 
5s.  1906-1916  JAJ 

ibo" 

104 

Franklin  Co.— 

100 
100 

5 
5" 

Port  Townsend  tiohool  Dis- 
trict No  1  —  68,1905-15.. 

110 

Harrisouburu— 
5s,  Fund.  ,  J  uly  1  ,  '24.  JAJ 
Lynohburg— 

San  Juan  Co.— 
6s.  g.,  F'dg,  Sep.  1,'05-lB. 
Seattle  — 
6s,Sch.g.,Jan.l,'1909J&J 
5s,F'dg,g.,Ju]y,1913.JAJ 
5s,  g.,  Aur.,1912....AAO 
5g,Sch.Dis.No.  1,'IO.JAJ 
5s,  Soh.  Dist.,  No.  1.1915 
Skagit  Co.— 
6n,  g.,  Fund,  Dec.  1,  1913 
Spokane-6s,Oct.l,'ll.AAO 
Spokane  Co.  —  6s,  School... 
TMst.,  July  1,  1910...  JAJ 
Tacoma  — 
6s,  Apr.  15,  1911...  .AAO 
5s,  g.,  Water  A  Lt.,  June  1, 
{§13            JAD 



104-90 

120 
106 
108 
104 

101 
99 

105 
112 
103  "9 
113 
lOBls 
108 
112 
106 
100 
124 
111 

198iS 
98% 

984 
98 

Madison  —  4a,  Ref.,  '15.  A&O 
Milwaukee  — 
7s,  General,  1901....  J&J 
7s,  Water,  Jan.  1/02.J&J 
5s,  July  1,  1907  
5s,  July,  1910  J&J 

95 

112 
113% 
111 

113 

1153g 
112«8 
115 
112% 

3-60 
3-55 
3-60 
3-5O 
3-85 

Gs.'L.&Dau.RRliboi.J&J 
6s,  1897  to  1915  JAJ 
5s,  Perm,  imp.,  1916.  JAJ 
4s,  Public  Imp.,  1924.  J&J 
Manchester—  6s,  10-40.J&J 

107 

ibo 

100 

lom 

98 

107 
100 

107% 

5s,  July,  '97  to  191  6.  J&J 
4s,  Water,  1906-7....  J&J 
Milwaukee  Co.— 
5s,  Build.,Julyl,'07.JAJ 
5s,  School,  July  1,'14.J&J 
Racine— 
5s,  Adjust.,  1912..  ..Ann. 
4s,  School.June  1,'13.  JAD 
Rhiiielander  — 

106 
114 
104% 
116 
107% 
109 

.... 

Neapolis  — 
6s,  Water.  June  1,  1924.  . 
Norfolk-88,May.l901.MAN 
6s  Sept     1900           M&S 

106 
109 

"So" 

98 





Gs',  Benew'l,  Jan.  .'14.  J&J 
5s,  Renewal,  Ap.,'ll.A&O 
5s  1924                      M&N 

102 

119% 

4 

Petersburg-  8s,  1903.  M&N 
6s    1905.  F&A 

Whatoom  Co.— 
Gs,  Fund.,  1911  Deo 
Whitman  Co.— 
5s,  Fund.,  1912  Apr. 

WEST  VIRGINIA. 

Huntington— 
6s,  Paving,  Oct.  1,  1921. 
5s,  Sch.,  Aug.7,'97-1901. 
Parkersburg  — 
6s  Ref    1906              JAJ 



5s,F'nd.,Fb.l,'99-08.A&O 
Shullsburg—  5  »,  Water,  Feb. 
1,  1898  to  1912  Feb. 
Superior— 
6s,  Flre,Aug.l,1910.F&A 
6s,  June  1,1902  

io2" 

•-•• 

Richmond—  8s,  1904-10JAJ 
Gs   1904-1910              J&J 

5s)  1920-1922  JAJ 
4s  1920-1929    JAJ 

ibo 

100 
100 
100 

100 

3-70 

WYOMING. 

6s,  Capitol,  Jan.  1,  1901- 
1910  Jan.  1 

6 
6 

4s'  1925  '                  .  JAJ 







4s,  Registered,  refund's, 

6s,  Univer.  Build'g,  19O2 
to  1911  Jan.  1 

5sJ  Park,June  i,'16.  June 
Wheeling— 
6s,  Edge..  Nov.  1,  '01-24. 
58  City  July  1   1919 

104% 

4% 

5 

4% 
4% 

WASHINGTON. 
3198,  Funding,  April,  1905, 
April  1  

Carbon  Co.— 
6s,Sch.,Jan.l,'25.Sem-an. 
Fremont  Co.  — 
6s.  Fdg..  1905-1915  

4%s.  Bridge,  July  1,  1924 

Flat  price. 

MISCELLANEOUS     SECURITIES. 

Prices  marked  thus  (*)  are  flat  prices— that  is,  the  purchaser  does  not  pay  accrued  interest  in  addition. 


Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 
Acker,  Men-all  &  Condit  6s..  1903 
JEtnsk  Iron  Co.,  6s,  1911  J&D 
Albemarle  &  Ches.  Canal  Co.— 
1st  M  7s  1909 

A   96 

106 
102 

no? 

105 
*100 
•100 

*  7619 
99 

* 

99 

11019 

105 
115 
109% 

•  9219 

95 

Leh.  Coal&N.,M.— 
4138,  1914,  Q-J  

'112 

•1023a 

* 

*io2i4 

Cov.  &  Cin.  Bridge  Co.—  See  RR. 
Danv.  (111.)  Gas  Elec.  A  St.  By.— 
Ist.g  ,6s,  1899  to  1916.  ...M&N 
De1   &  Hud.  Canal—  See  RR.  bonds 
Denver  Union  Water,  1st,  58.1914 
Domin.  Coal,  l8t,  6s,  1913,  M&S.. 
Dul.  U.  Depot,  5s,Oct.l,  1930.AAO 
Eaxle  &  Phenix  Mfg.  Co.,  1st  6s... 
East  Hartford  Water  Co.  — 
5s  June   1903-23 

Mortgage,  g.,  6s,  1897,  15  J-D.  .  . 
Consul,  mort.,  7s,  1911,  J&D  
Gen.  mort.,  g.,  4138,  1924,  Q-F... 
Col.  Tr.,  g.,  4*98,  1905  /M&S 
Del.  Dlv.  Canal  1st,  6s,  1898.J&  J 
Leh.  Val.  Coal  Co.—  See  RR. 
Levee  S.  Cot.  Press,  l8t,6s,'07,M&N 
Long  Branch  Water  Supply  Co.— 
5s   Mar.  ]    1906.                    M&S 



*  68 
93 
•100 
*  40 

U1* 

Alton  Br.—  See  St.C.M.  &  St.L.RR. 
Amer.  Bell  Teleph.,7s,  1898,  F&A 
American  Brew.  Co.  6s,  1915.  J&J 
Amer.  Cot.  Oil,  deb.,  8s.  1900,  Q-F. 
Amer.  Dock  &  Imp.—  See  Cent.  N.  J. 

'100 
lOm 

A 

42 
103 

1st  Gs  1903                      Q  -J   15 

Edison  El.  Co.,  N.  O.  6s,  1923,  J&J 
Edison  El.  111.  (Boston)  ,6s,'98M&8 
6s  1901.                                  M&N 

Los  Angeles  Light  Co.,  6s,  J&J  .. 

ibo 

101 

Amer.  Sec.  &Tr.,  5s,  1905,  F&A.  15 

Guaranteed,  6s,  J&J  



American  Spirits  Manuf.  Co.— 
Istg    68,1915          M&S 

77 
100 

Edison  El.  111.  Co.,  N.  Y,lst,5s,1910 
Edis.  Elec.  Ill.N.Y.,lstcon.g.,1995 
Edison  Light  &  Power,  8,F.  6s,Q-F 
Edison  111.  Co.,  St.  L.,  6s,  1923.FAA 
Edison  Elec.  111.  (Brooklyn)— 
1st,  mort.,  g.,  5s,  1940,  AAO  
Elmira  Municipal  Imp.  Co.— 
5s.  Apr.  1,  1942  AAO 
Elyton  Co.  (N.  O.)-5s,  1924..  JAJ 
Enterprise  Mfg.  Co.,  1st,  6s.  1903. 
Erie  Tel.  A  Tel.,  6s,  1903,  JAJ  
6s,  1909.AAO    

•UHl 
*106i4 

•128*8 
•  42 

108 
t  

•ibi" 

105 

10019 

99 

*  98 
*  95*8 
*  80 

"104 
•103 
103 

*  9719 

"  98 
*106i3 

100 
•100 
75 
721* 
•100 
•  85 
•102 
•  60 
•110 
•110 

100 

*  95 
•103 

102 
103k 
•  95 
*  99 
•  95 
*     6 

104 

111% 
106% 
130 
44 

110 
31 

ibi" 

102 
96 
95 

ibo" 

101 

10719 
102" 

80 

7719 

103 
90 

"e's" 

103 
104 
105 
101 
100 
10 

Louisv.  Board  of  Tr.,  6s,  1910,  J&J 
Louisv.WaterCo.,lst,6s,1906,A&O 
2d,  5s,  1910,  F&A  

101 
115 
109 

ibsig 
*  70 

'"83" 
•103 

* 

102 
116 
110 
101 

"77" 
111 

90 

Amer.  Strawboard  Co.,  6s,  F&A... 
Artesian  Water  (Teun.)  5s  ...  . 

LowellEl.Lt.Cor.,lst,5s,g.,'14,J&J 
Madis'nSq..Gard.,lst5s,1919.M&N 
2d  mort.,  6s  .  

Augusta  Factory,  6s,  1899  

•100 
•106 
*  95 
-108 

*  95 
•  60 

ibi" 

100 

101 
65 

1st.  M  6s    1915                      M&N 

B.  AS.  Car  Co..  1st,  g.,  6s,  1942,  J&J 
Bere.&EugleBrew.,l8t,6s,'21,J&.T 
Blue  Lakes  (Cal.)  Water  Co.— 
Gs  1938          M&S 

Maine  Steamship  Co.  — 
1st  M..  skg.  fd.  g.  6s,  Apr.,  1926 
Maryland  Steel  Co.,  5s,  1922,  F&A 
Masonic  Sail  Ass'n  (Wash.)  5s,  '08 

Bon  Air  Coal  6s,  1915  J&J 
Booneville  Bge.—  See  M.K.&T.RR, 
Boston  &  Monfa,  7s,  1902-7,  M&N 
1st  issue  7s  1898  J&J 

Merch.  Br.  —  See  St.  L.  Mer.  Term. 
Metrop.  Opera  &  R.  E.  Co.  1st  5s, 
May  1,  1903,  M&N 

||... 

Col.  tr.,  g.,  s.  f.,  5s,  1926  

Ft.  S.  &  Van  B.  Bridge—  See  St.  L. 
A  San  Fran.  RR. 
Foxburg  Bge.—  See  Pitts.  &  W.  RR. 
Fresno  (Cal.)  Water  Co.— 
6s,  1910             .    ..           .  A&O 

Boston  El.  Lt.—  6s,  1908  M&S 
do            58,1924  M&S 
Boston  Terminal  Co.  — 
1st  M.,g.,3i9S,  Aug.  1,'98.Q.-A.. 
Brooklyn  &  N.Y.  Ferry  Co.— 
6§  Jan   1  1911.                     J&J 

108 
102 

9919 

115 
•100 

•126 
*106 

ibs" 

100 

117 
101 

Metr.Telep.&T.,lst,5s,pf.,'18,M&N 
Metro.  FerrvCo.—  See  Long  Is.  RR. 
Mich.-Pen.CarCo.lRt,5s,g.i42,M&S 
Miss.  Levee  (W.  B.  I.  A  S.  Co.),  6s. 

•105 
•  86 

A 

90 

Gen.Elec  trie,  deb.,  g.,5s,1922,J&D 
Grand  R.  Coal  &  C.-lst  6s,  '  19.  A&O 
Hackens'k  Water  re-organlzat'n— 
1st,  5s,  1926      J&J 

* 

Miss.  Riv.  Br.—  See  Chic.  A  Alton. 
Mo.  Elec.  Light,  1st,  6s,  1909,  AAO 
2d,  6s,  1921,  Q-May  
Morris  Aqueduct  — 
1st,  g.,  4s,  Aug.  1,1915  
Mut.  Un.  Tel.,  s.  f.,  6s,  1911,  M&N 
Munoie(Ind.)W.W.Co.,6s,'13,F&A 
Nat'l  &  Prov.  Worsted  Mills,  6s.... 
Nat.  Linseed  Oil,  deb.,  6s,  1904.  .  .  . 
Nat.  Starch  Co.,  let.g,6s,1920.M&N 
Nat.  Water-  Works  Supply  Co.— 

•101 
•100 

ibi" 

101 

BklynWf.fiW.Co,l8t,5s,1945,F&A 
Cahaba  Cl.  M.Co—  SeeTenn.C.I.&R 
Cairo  Bridge—  See  111.  Cent.  RB. 
California  Electric  Light,  6s,  JAJ. 
Campbell  &  Co.  (incorp.),  Istg.  5s, 
July  1  1908 

Con.  5s  .  

Heck.-J  ones-  J  ew'l  Mifl.,  1st,  6s,  '22 
Henderson  Bridge—  See  RR. 
Hoboken  Ferry—  1st  mtg.  5s,  1946 
Hoboken  Land  Imp.,  5s,  '10,  M&N 
Huntlngton  (W.  V.)  Water  Co.— 
6s,  1913  M&N 
Hydraulic  Press  Brick,  5s,  1904.. 
111.  Steel  Co.,  deb.,  5s,  1910,  J&J. 
Debenture  5s  1913  AAO 

100 

99% 

•ibdii 

ibi  " 

Oh»teau«ay  Ore  &  Ir.  Co,  (is,  1915 
Chat'n'ga  City  Wat.  Co.—  6s.'12,JAJ 
Ches.&Del.Canal,l8t,5s,1916,J&J 
Okes.  &Pot.Tel.,5s,1896-1911,J&D 
Chic.  Auditorium  5s,  1929  

100 

* 



•100* 



Ohio.  &  Atohison  Bridge—  See  BR. 
Ohio.  Board  of  Trade,  5s,  J&J  
Ohio.  Dock  Co.  1st,  5s,  A&O  

10219 
9319 

101 
101 
•10819 

ibo" 

99 
100 
100 

100 

103 
99 
102 

ibo" 

100 

'9719 

* 

100 

ibe" 

"86" 

ii's" 

101 
106 

'92" 

108 
98 

100 
Ga!" 

6s,  1908,  A&O 

108 
105 
103 
*  98% 
*  85 
"100 
•113 

•ibi" 

90 
89 
•103 
95 

90 

* 

RR."6f 

Imperial  Bldo.  Co.,  lst,6s,13,JAJ 
2d,  Gs,  1908,  MAS 

Ohio.  Edison  Co.,  Deb.  6s  
1st  mort.,  g.,  5s  A&O 
Ohio.  Junot.,  col.,  g.,  5»,  1915,  J&J 
Oin.  Chamb.  Com.,  4s.  1908,  J&J. 
Oin.  Desiccating,  6s,  1907  J&J 
Oin.  Masonic  Temple,  6s,  1898  
Oin.  Stock  Yards,  5s,  var.,  A&O... 
City  WaterCo.,Sheboygan,Wis.,68, 
1910,  M&S  

5s,  April,  1915    

Internat.  Navlgat'u  Co..  6s,  1906.  . 
Iron  Steamboat  Co.,  Gs,  1901,  JAJ 
JacksonBrew.  Co.,  1st,  Gs,  '01,FAA 
2d,  6s,  1906,  MAN  

New  Haven  S.S.  Co.-  68.1902.A&O 
New  Orl.  Abattoir  Co.,  6s,  1916.. 
N.  O.Brew.Ass'n,  M.,  6s,,  1905,  J&D 
N.O.  Cotton  Ex.,  1st,  5s,  '06.6-Jy. 
N.  O.  W.  W.  Co.,M.,63,  1909,  A&O 
New  River  Br.—  See  Ches.  A  Ohio. 
New  South  Build.  &  L  6s,'14.Q.-J. 
N.  Y.  Biscuit  Co.,  IstM.,  6s  
N.Y.AE.R.F'ryCo.l8t,5s,'22,M&N 
N.Y.&N.J.F'y—  IstM.,  5s,  '46.  J&J 
N.  Y.  &  N.  J.  Telep..  5s,  g.,'20,MAN 
New  York  &  So.  B'klyn  Ferry,  5s. 
Niagara  Falls  Power  Co  — 
IstM.,  gold,  5s,  1932  J&J 
Northwest'n  Teleg.,  7s,  1904,  J&J 
Ocean  SteamshipCo.—  See  Central 
Odd  Fellows  Hall  (Memphis)   5 

Jamestown  (N.  Y.)  Water  Supply 
Co.,  68,  1913,  MAO  
Jefferson  A  Clearfleld  C.  A  I.  Co.— 
1st,  g.,  5s,  1926  J&D 
Jersey  C.  El.  Lt.  Co.—  1st,  6s,  1909. 
Kan.C.  A  M.  Ry.A  Bridge—  See  RR. 
Keithsburg  Br.-  See  la.  Cent.  RR. 
Ky.  &Ind.  Bridge—  See  RR. 
Keokuk  &  Ham.  Bridge—  See  RR. 
Ky.  Title  Co.  R.  E.  bonds,  6s,  J&J.  .. 
Kent'y  Wagon  Co.,  Gs,  1901,  J&D 
Knickerbocker  Ice,  5s 

Clearf  .  Bit.  Coal—  SeeN.  Y.  C.  &  H. 
Clinton  W.  W.  Co..  68,  1913,  MAS. 
Ool.O.  A  I.  Dev.,gu.,5s.  g.,  '09.J&J 
CoL  Fuel  A  Iron— 
Colorado  Coal  AIr,6s,1900,  FAA 
Ool.FuelCo.,68,gen.,g.,'19,M&N 
Oen.,  g.,  5s,  8.  f.,  1943  FAA 
OoLRiv.  Bge.—  Seelnt.  AQt.N.  RR. 
Commercial  Bldg.  Co.  ,  6s,  '07,  M&N 
Oomst'ckTan.,l8t,lno.48,'19.M&N 
Consolidated  Coal,  6s,  1911,  M&S. 
Oon*ol.  Water  Co.,  San  Diego— 
l»t  mort,,  g.,5s,  1914  MAN 

99 
51* 
95 

*  88 

100 

7 
100 

94 

L'cledeBld.Co.,l8t,6s,'97-'07,M&N 
2d,  68,  1897,  J&J  

Ohio  Falls  Car  Co.,  6s,  1922.  A&O 
Old  Colony  Steamboat  Co.— 
5s,  Deo.,  1903  
Omaha  Br.—  See  Union  Pacific. 

99 
...... 

100 
104 

La  Grange  Furnace,6s,  1912.  Aug. 
Leavenw.  Term.  Bridge—  See  RR. 
Lebanon  Water  Co.,  6s.  1918,  J&J 

•  flM  price.                }  Last  sale.                                   H  414  per  cent  basis  bid. 

FEBRUARY,  1897.  J 


MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS  AND  STOCKS. 


act 


BonsU. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

M.M    k«. 


Par.    Bid.    Ask. 


Pasaalo  Water  Oo. 
Gen.  M-.g..  5s,J 

Pennsylvania  Canal-6s,1910,JAJ 
P«an*ylTanla_8teel- 

""."MAS 
Philadelphia  Bourse 

1st,  g..  5s.  1913 MAN 

Pleas.  VaLOoaL  1st,  6s,  g..'40.MAN 
Portland  Water  Co.,  6s,  1899 103 

4a,1927 100 

Procter  A  Gamble,  1st,  6s,  19 lo..    112 
Pror.  Fall  a  ANewpt.  Steamboat 

1st  mort..  g..  5s.  1916,  AAO 100 

Rapid  Transit  Ferry - 

1st  M.,  gold.  5s.  1897  to  1901... i  100     1O5 

.  ...      -  •._!*•  (if.  Ik  i  A» 


JAJ 

.AAO 


98 
98 


82 


PawtuuketGas 50 

Philadelphia- 
Northern  Liberties 25 


Orec.Imp.Co.,lst,  6s,g.,  1910. JAD  •  9O       90  Cons.GasCo.,J.C..l8t,6,19O4,MAN  *101    {103      Pateraon  (N.  J.)  Gas  Light  Co    25 

Eug  certificates  of  deposit -85       89  Con.  Gas  Co.  of  N.  J.— 1st  con.  it. 

OonsoL,  5s,  1939,  AAO. • 5s,  1936 JAJ*  75 

Engraved  trust  certificate* * 18%  Consolidated  Gas  (N.Y.)— 

TaterOo.,Pateraon,N.J.—  Deb.  5s,  19O8 MJ" 

,g.,  5s,  Jan..  1937.  JAJ..    100     103  Denver  Consolidated  Gas  Co.— 

tnlaCanal-6s,1910,JAJ  •  49     l8t,M.,g.,6s,Nov.l6,1911.J. 

anla  Steel-  Deb.,  g.f  6s 

1st,  5s,  1917.  MAN •   ~* 

Con.,  gold.  6s,  1920 > 

PhlladelDhla  Bourse- 


100 
100 


United  Gas  Imp 50 

Pittsburg  Consolidated 50 


Manufacturers'  Gas 50  t  48 


l>etroltGa8,oon,lst,M..g.,58,1918'  79%    82 

Duluth  Gas  &  Water  Co.— 

85 
105 
116 


Pittsburg 50 


People's  Natural  Gas 50  t  32% 


70 
103 
114 


i    JsK..   KUlUt   t-s>,  AOtr  I     w    •>  w*>  .  .  .         i 

t  Water  Land  A  L..  JAD l«. 

Sacramento  Power  A  Light 6s- 

St.  Charles  Br.-See  Wabash  RR. 
St.  Jeeeph  (Mo.)  Water  Co— 

6s.  1909.  JAD 100 

«(.  u  A*r.  A  M.  Ass-n.2dM.6s,  1908  •  95 
St.  L.  Brew.  Ass'n.  6s,  1914,  JAJ.  *101 
St.  LouU  Br.— See  Ter.  Ry.  AM'n. 
st.  L.  Cot.  Com.  Co.,6*.  1910,M4N  •  88 
9t.  Paul  Union  Depot  1st  6s.  1930    1OO 

ConsoL  5s,  1914 98 

San  Diego  Land.  7s,  1900 MAS    

San   Joaqnln    Elec.    Co.  (Fresno, 

CaL -««.  July  1.1915.... JAJ....  •  94 
Sharon  Estate  Co.  5*.  IOO3..  AAO    1OU 

Slbiey  Mfg.  Co.,  tts.  1st,  1903 *10O 

moss  Iron  A  Steel  Co.- 

1st,  6s,  1917 FAA  •  91 

OonsoL  6s,  1918 AAO*  63 

Southern  Iron  Co.  6s 1920*     4 

W.  A  C  SHOT.  1933 *   10 

Southern  New  En*.  TeL  Oo.- 

1st  5s,  1913 Sk***  *102 

Deb.  5s,  1899 <fc.-Feb-  *   *» 

«*».  YubaWa.CoJpf.V.Y..«s,'23JJAJ  •  98% 


Con.l8tM.,g.,5s  Nov.l,1908MAN 
Equitable  Gas,  1st  6s,  1899.. .FAA 

1st  cousol.,  gold,  58,1932 

103%  Ctfs.  Indebted.,  5s,1901-06,MAN 
1O2  Ft-WayneGasCo..lst,68,'25TjAJ  *  91  .93 
Gr.RapldsGas-L.Co.lst5s,'15.FAA  •  91  ,92 
Incliaii»Nat.AIU.,l8t,6s,'08,MAN*  73  76 
Indianapolis  Ga8,lst,6s,'20,MAN;-105  107 
LacledeGasSt.L.,g.5s,  1919,  (t-F  •  94%  94* 

92       94 


People's  Nat.  Gas  &  Plpe'g  ..25 

Pennsylvania  Gas 50 

Philadelphia  Co 50 

South  Side ...25 


114 


Lafayette  Gas  Co..  1st,  68,'24,MAN 
Lockport  (N.  Y.)  Gaa  A  Eleo.  Lt.— 

100  lstM..g.,  6s,  Aug.  1,1914. FAA    100     102 
Logansp'tAWab.Val.Gasl8t6s,'25*  76       78 
Louisville  Gas  Co.,  5s,  1916,  AAO.    109     110 

Madison  Gas  A  Eleo.— 

1st,  g.,  6s,  1926 AAO  *  92        96 

102       Metro. Gas  L  Co.,  lst6s,1901.F4A*105      

Minneapolis  Gas  Lt.  Co.— 

91         Cons. 6«.  Mar.  1, 1910  30. ..MAS   101     102 
107          1st,  6s,  19O2 MAS' 

101  Mun.  Gas.,  Albany  6s,lstM.,1906.    112      112% 
9O      Municipal  Gas  Co.  (Yonkers;— 

6a,Jan.  1,1904 JAJ    100     105 

97%  New  Albany  Oas  L.  A  Coke— 5s, 


t  30 

I   79 


I   73 
1   51 


t 
t 

t   16i 
t  17 


73% 
52 

ibo" 

i'i" ' 
61* 
17 


West.  Penn.  Gas  Co 50 

Portland  (Me.)  Gas  Light 50*100 

Providence  Gas 50  t  83% 

Rochester  Gas  A  Eleo.,  com 100     35 

Rutherford  Gas 100 

St.  Paul  Gas-Light 100     50 

Salem  (Mass.)  Gas-Light 100     94% 

San  Francisco  Gas 1001     99 

Capital 50  )..... 

Central 100     95 

Pacific  Gas  Imp 100      92 

Pacific  Lighting 10  I  48% 

Savannah  Gas-Light 25  txi 

Stockton  Gas  Light  &  Heat 50  t.. 

Summit  Gas-Light  Co 100      85 

Troy  (N.  Y.)  Gas 100    123 

Waltham  Gas  A  Light  Co 1OO   103 

Warren  (R.  I.)  Gas 25  t  25 

Washington  (D.  C.)  Gas 20  tx44 

Western  Gas  of  Milwaukee 100     59 

Wheeling  Gas  Co 50 


5 

M 


N.  Y.  A  E.  River  Gas-Con.  5s,  1945 
1st  M.,  cold,  5s.  1944 JAJ 

Oakland  G.  L.  A  H.,  5s,  MAS 

2d  Issue. 5s.  MAS 


Spring  Brook  WaUr  Supply  Co-  Rutherford  Oas,  1st  6s,  1911 *  95  101 

~a*«.,fr,  5*, AfrUl.I920.AAO      95       97      St.  PaulGas-L.-Con.  ex.,  6s.  1918  *101  105 

Sprta*  vat  Water.  6a,  1900,  M  AS.  •  119     1191,      1st.  6«.  1915 !*104  107 

4*,  1917 '100%  103 


tM.C-.aa. 


BOM  A  Twine- 
to,  1940. 


KAA  < 


OMMJ    UVIlV   VV.          *Blvt    «J^.     liJ-JV. 

78       79%  Stockton  Gas  A  Elec.  Co.-6s 

Ba.1940. *  37       SO  Syracuse  (N.  Y.)  Oas  Co.- 

Oa.1905 «980 1st  M..  g.,  0..  1946 JAJ 

al,lst,c.,6s • Troy  Gas,  Oa,  deb 

TeJaj.  ATel«Ph.Co..6s 5s,  eoiT.T:! 

•*•    •"«     .......  Wa*h.OasOo.-A.6s,190227,JAJ. 


ov*  Aiuauj    vi«a    u.    at    w»t> — «"i  TT  UVCIIUK  V-T»B  W..... ....... 

1920. MAN   104%  105%  Woonsooket  Gas 100 

Newark  Gas  6s,  1944 125     126      Worcester  Gas 100 

New  Orleans  Gas  1st  5s Var.  * 

94^    95  is 
105     106  MINING  STOCKS. 

108     109%  Alamo  1 

Peop.'sG;AO.,ist^n.g.6sV64,MANl*106     Allouez .".". .".".'.'.". .".' "."."."."."."."."25 

2d  guar.,  g.,  6sYl9O4,  JAD *102     104      American  Coal 25 

1st  eon.,  g.,  6s,  1943,  AAO *100     Anaconda 5 

Roch.O.  AEl..lst,oon.6s.'12.MAN  '101%  103%  Anaconda  Copper 

Anchoria-Leland 1 

Arnold  (assesm't  paid) 25 

107i«   Atlantic 25 

Gen.,  g.,  5s,  1944 *  78       81      Argentum-Jnnlata 2 

Stan'dGas  Co.— 1st,  Ss^  1930.MAN  -110     112      Bangkok— Cora  Bell 1 


.  UO.,  VM. . 

1911.JAJ.M13 


•IwtrViC^-mja^MobjAJ,  100     103%  _B;ea±  19q4-i9._JAJ 


Tampa  (FU.)  W 


Tea*.  Dlr..  1st.  (to.  1917.  AAO.. 
Blrm.  Dlr..  1st  con..  8*.  '17.  JAJ 
CahabaC.M.Co.,l«t.6«.'22.JAD* 
DeBanLO.  AI.Co., 


80% 

"so",. 

B3% 


102% 






We»t-  Oat  Co.  (Mil.)— 

1st,  col.  tr..  g.,  5s,  1933,  MAN.. 
Wllllamsburc  Gas,  1st  mort.,  6s.. 


99%  100 
110  112 
108  110 

•113      

•118      .... 


Bankers 1 

Banner  Gold 1 

Bi-Metallic  Mining  Co 1 


Bl  Metallic-Mining Co.,8t.Louls.25 


90 
103 


,  91 
105 


-i      tllechenj 


GAS  STOCKS. 

Par. 
Gas  Co 25  I 


lOth-i'MSt.r«.r.Co.l.t,.-M,.'19J*lJ 
Teao.OolU>D  Mf<.Co.,6«.l905JAJ 
1912. 


97 

H 


61% 


99 


3dBOft..aa.l912,JAJ •  60 

Terre  Bant*  water  Works  Oo.—  

Con.lstM..f.,6«.1899  1900.JAD*  M     1O2%  Brooklyn  Onion  Oas 
Tazaa  A  Paefflc  Coat  Is*  0a,  19O91*  90       98      Buffalo  Gas  Light  O 
On.  Ferry  Co.,  1st,  Oa,  193O.  MAN.    1O1      103         Mutual  Gas  Light 
Union  Dairy  bo., 5s,  1901,  MAN.!  MOO 
Union  RK.-8ee  Northern  Central   RR. 


Bayonne  A  Oreenr.Gas-L.Oo.  12% 

Boston -Bay  State 501 

Charleatown  Oas  A  Electric.  501  68% 
East  Boston  Gas 251  34'e 


Union  Sar.  Bk.  A  Tr.  Co..  T.ooma, 
Gold  trtut  6a.  i 


.  .  . 

Cm.  8U.  Yards  St.  L..as.l899.MA5 
United  Etoetrie  SMortty  Co.— 


100 


98 
88 


Jamaica  Plain  Gas  Light. ...  100 

'    aOasCo 100 

ghtOo... 
;  Oo. 

Citizens  Oas  Light  Co 
'    abridge Oas Lfrht.... ......  1OO 

•    «on(B.cTGas 25 

i  Gas  Light 100 

•  Gas  Co..  Oen.Tr.  rects.100 

1  Oas  A  Coke 100 

103      Columbus  Gas  Co 100      68 

93       Dayton  Gas  Light  A  Fuel 25  I  43% 

Ooll.Tr.>er.7;>l^.^a.  1933. 88       95      Denver  Consolidated 100     57% 

United  KUrvaU>rOa..6s,19O*,JAJ  * DetrottOasCo 50     22 


Bob  Lee 1 

Bon  Air  Coal 100 

Bonanza  (Dev.  Co.) 10 

Bonne  Terre  F.  A  C.  Co 10  t 

Hoston  A  Cr.  Cr.  (gold) 1 

Boston  A  Montana 25 

Breece  (Iron) 25 

Buffalo  Iron  Co.  (Nashville)— 
Common 100 

«9%|l    Preferred 100 

Butt*  A  Boston  (1st  Instal.  pd.).25 

Calumet  A  Hecla 25 

Catalpa  (silver) 10 

Centennial  Receipts 25 

Central  Coal  A  Coke  Co 100 

0*    I      Preferred  0  p.  c.,  cum 

35%   Central  Lead  Co 100 


29 


105 
93 


90 

170  .... 
125  .... 
13O  .... 
185%  186 
J 30 


«s,  1910 JAD* 

United  EL  Light  *  Powar— 1st  M.  •  70 
U A  Leather.  s.f.deb..au.'13.MAN  *113 
U.S.M.ATr.Oo.,latTr75e.5-20yr.  J 

Tr.4%e^er.D,Ju,  l.'Ol  16.JAJ    100 
Wafoontta  Club  (N.  B. ),  5s  • 

Wash.Mar«.Co..lst,'6«.'92-'ti;ij[  J.  •ib'7"> 

Imp..  6a,19li2?.4-J /....  -107 

ExMBSIont»s.l9i427 Op  •  107 

S./oiJlD  •  90 


-.) 


East  Newark  Oas-  Light  Co ...  100    1OO 

Elisabeth  Oas- Light  Oo 100    105 

Fort  Wayne  Gas  Oo 100      82 

Georgetown  Oas 251  44 

Grand  Rapids  Oas SOI    6O 

Hartford  (Conn.)  Gas-Light..... 25  I   :i7 
>  Hudson  Co.  (N.  J.)  Oas  Light. .  .50    175 
Indiana  Natural  A  Illumlnat'glOO 

Indianapolis  (Ind.) 5O 

Jefferson  City  Oa»  Light  Co. . .  100 


Waah.  LIcMInTtry  lst.6u. 

Wt*«.OB..deii..7s.'70-1900.~MAN  *.."..  .'.'.'.'.'.  Jene'y  city'aBa-IJ«hT..:.T:."...".2d 

Consumers'  Oas-lUint 100 

•1900,  MAN 


/19JAJ  » 

.rM. -og^Ai)  •; 

IowaAIll.Ooal.lstea.1930.JAD  * 
" 


KB. 

QAS  BONOS. 

Bay  State  Oas  Co.- Inc.  7s.  1899. . 
1939,  JAJ 


People's  Gas-Light SO 

LacledeOas-LI«ht,oom 100 

Preferred 100 

Lafayette  Oas 10O 

Lawrence  Gas 100 

Logansport  A  Wabash  Val.OaslOO 

Loulsrflto  Gas  Light 100 

Lowell  Oas 100, 

LrnnGas  A  Electric 100  { 

Madison  Gas  A  Electric  Co 35 

Maiden  A  Melroee  Oas 100  ; 

MarbUkead  Oas  A  Elec.  Light.  100  ; 

Montelalr  Gas  A  Water 100    150 

Municipal  Gas  (Albany) ISO 

Nashville  Oas. OOi  119 

Kew  Albany  Oas  L.  A  Coke...  SO    .... 
Newark  (N.  J.)  Gas 100    18> 

Trustee  Certificates 128 

Kew  Bedford  Gas  A  EdUonL't.  100    US 
Kew  Haven  Oas  Light. 30 


Cleveland  ClitTa  Iron  Co 100 

Colorado  Fuel  A  Iron 100 

Preferred 100 

Colorado  Coal  A  Iron  Devel.  ..100 

Preferred 

Columbus  A  Hocking  C.  A  I... 

All  Innt.  p'd 100 

Consolidation  Coal  of  Md 100 

78%|  78*  Consolidated  Coal  Co.,  St  L...10O 

199V2«J%  C.  O.  D 1 

'  71      Copper  Falls 25 

45      Oreede  AC.  C 1 

65      Crescent  (silver) 10 

Cripple  C.  O. 1 

C.  C.  O.  Exploration 1 

OTCBSUB I 

Currency ] 

Dana 25 

Doe  Run  Lead 10O 

Dominion  Coal 100 

Preferred 100 

Dunkln  (silver) 25 

Elkton  Consolidated 1 

Enterprise  Mining  Co ] 

Fannie  Rawllng* 1 

Favorite 1 

Kllnllry 

Hat  Top  Coal  L'd  Ass'n 100 

Preferred 100 


25 


84 


65 
130 


69 
135 

1   58 


180 
73 

170 
24 
74 
85 

109 
62 
97 

260 


78 
175 

25 

78 

88 
110 
I  64%  Oeorge's  Creek  Coal 10( 


Franklin  (Col.  Springs) 1 

Franklin  (L.  S.)  Boston 25 


98 


176%  Gold  Coin  Mines. 1 


Gold  Crater t 

Gold  A  Globe 1 


40 

ins 

113 

160" 
120 
10O 


120 


Golden  Age 1 

Golden  Fleece 1 

Good  Hope 3 

Granite  Mt.  Mining  Co 25 

Hanover 2C 

Hayden  Gold 1 

Hidalgo  Mining  Co 10 


Homes  take  Mining 100 

Honerlne  (silver) 2 

Humboldt  (Boston) 25 

»May _...- 


.     ,       IO.JAJ. 
.JAJ *108 

.-.*.«.  1!>3«*     »*,!«  . 


Hew  Orleans  Gas-Llght 10O  i  I8«x!l33%   Inguam  Consol 50c. 

Newton  A  Watertown  OM....100    140    .146'j  Iroquols 2! 

Hew  York  Ctty-CentraL 50    175      Isabella... 

Consolidated. 10O1  149      150          Stamped 3 

...1OOI  200     2O5      JackPot 1 

M  ;:,,.,  1001230     235      Jackson.... .25 

KewYorkAEastBJver 1OOI     46    ,47      Kansas  A  Texas  Coal 100 

Preferred 100     74    i   76      Kearearge......... 28 

Standard  aota  10O     80    \  82    1 1  Lehlgh  A  Wllkesbarre  Coal 50 

100    106    'llO      Locust  Mountain  Coal  A  Iron... 5( 
Oakland  Oai-'Lli'u't  A'H'eat....lOO     03V  54%  Lnstre  Mining  Co 10 


155 


4V- 


111 
75c. 


3 

24% 


8-40. 
lo. 


1% 

•oo'.ir, 


t   121 
(355 
90. 


26% 
80 

3 


•  t'-' 
33 
20 


5%o 
3o 


47% 

02 

85% 

40 

75 

55 

99% 
35 


49 

23% 

20 

90 
125 
105 

26 

45 

61% 

17% 

165" 


5»8C. 

1 

125 

77  %c 


1-50 

3% 
25 
40%c 


9160. 


•Oils 


5 
30o. 

7% 
150. 

1108%  1087a 
17o. 


10 

350. 

8% 

20c. 


10 
20 


360 
lOc. 


60 
27 


39 
22 
2%c. 


007 
3o. 


90 

8°8 
82 

70. 
1-25 

60. 

7140. 

So. 

vr 

52% 
•005 

t 

105 

t. 


100 

85" 
8c. 
1-26 
6%o. 
7%c. 
60. 
H»c. 
16 

•0075 


8e. 
3% 

75°; 

•003 
OOc. 


35 


14080. 


. 
7%0. 


6c. 

4o. 

l%o 

12%o 

•tHi7r> 


140. 


84c. 
•OO8 
60c. 


1»80. 


40 


200. 

lie. 
15140 


48410 
46  %0 
7%c. 


51 


•Flatprle*.          rUPranktort.          I  Prtow  are  per  share  not  per  cent.          i  4  %  p.  o.  basis  bid. 


x  Kx-dlrldrnd. 


THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


|  VOL.  LXIV 


Stork.. 


Par.    Bid.    Ask. 


Stock*. 


Far.     Bid.    Ask. 


Mi.rl... 


Par.    Bid.    Ask. 


...ll 

Mansfield  Coal  &  Coke  Co 5O  1 

Maryland  Coal,  prof 1OO     40 

Marion  Gold }"008 

Matoa -  1     7o. 

Merced  Gold 15  t 

Mennard .-25 

Minnesota  Iron !O' 


Storage  Battery,  pref t 32%  Citizens' 20    10O     105 


_       100 

60      Fort'Way'ne'Eiectric.T 25  t     1 

•007c  General  Electric 1OO     35% 

8i«e.      Preferred 100     77 

~  „!  10V  Hartford  Electric  Light. 100   110 

SOo.1   60c.  Hartford  Light  &  Power  Co.... 25  t     4% 


45 


Moon  Anchor 1 

Mount  Rosa 

Napa  (quicksilver) 

National 25 


5  49%c. 


»>4C. 


,«O 
50c. 


.... 

Lowell  Electric  Light  ..........  100 

Maiden  Electric  ...........         100 


96 


90 

9% 
80% 


t... 
t      : 


Native 25 

New  Central  Coal 100,       u 

New  Haven..... -1     2"»o. 

Old  Dominion  Copper 25  t   18% 

Ontario  Silver  Mining 100      H"4 

Oriole •  •!     VfC. 

Osoeola 25  t   34 

Parrot  Silver  <fc  Copper 10    ...... 


is 


547ec  Mutual  Elec.  Lt.,  8.  Francisco. .10  t     9i« 
...:..   Narragansctt  Electric 501  79 

7  New  Haven  Electric  Light....  100    145 
38o.  Northern  Eleo.L1ght&  Pow.  Co.10  t 

5o.   Pennsylvania  Electric  Light t 

8  Penn.  Heat,  Light  &  Power  Co.. 50  I    14% 

2»8e.       Pref  erred,  $20  paid  in 501   2&Hi 

18ij  People's  Light  &  Power  Co...  100   100     

11      Powelton  Electric  Light t 15 

Rhode  Island  Elec.  Protect.... 100    .... 

34ij  Salem  (Mass.)  Electric 100    102 


Pennsylvania  Coal 50 

Pharmacist 1 

Phwnix 25 

Pilgrim  Consolidated 1 

Pioneer  (gold) 10  i 

Pontlao... 25 

Portiand J 

Prince  Albert 1 

Quicksilver  Mining 100 

Preferred 1OO 

Qulncy 25 


820 
12o. 


20o. 

l-29ia 

2%c. 

1 

tx'ii'e 


Scrip  '(3a"lBBtalment  paid) 1 106 

iebecca 5  '•••••- 


.25 

25 


Roc'kland 

Rubicon  ...........................     , 

St.  Joseph  Lead  ..................  10  j 

St  Louis  ..........................  25 


Santa  Ysabel  (g.) 5 


20c. 


3 

12 
117 
107 

30c'. 


10o. 
9 


t  14 
I 


6*80.1 


Silver  Valley  (Reorg.) .-.- 

Smuggler -.5 

Southern  Iron 1OO 

South  Pittsburg  Coal  &  Iron. .  100 

South  Side 25 

Specimen 

Standard  Charcoal  100 

Tamarack 25 

Tamarack,  Jr 25  J  17 

Tecumseh 25|t 

Tennessee  Coal  Iron  &  RR.Co.100' 

Preferred 100     80 

Union  G.  M I 

Union  L.  &M.  Co 1 

Westmoreland  Coal 50 

Whitebreast  Fuel  Co 100 

Wolverine 25 


Sloss  Iron  &  Steel  Co 100      29 

,  southern  Elec.  Light  &  Power..  10  t     9 

12380  suburban  Electric  Light t 

Thomson-Houston,  series  C 10  t 

Series  D ,1     3*-. 

United  Electric  Seour., pref...  1OO   

25c.  United  Light  &  Power  Co.,  pref ...        5 

V8094  U.  S.  Electric  Light 100      88 


Wostingliouse  Elec.  Light,  com.  50  i   2414 
1st  preferred  ..  ......  50!l  50i.i 


Assenting, 
Woonsocket  Electric 100 

INSURANCE. 

ALBANY,  N.  Y.— 

Albany  Insurance  Co 100 

Commerce  Insurance  Co 100 

BALTIMORE— 
American  Fire 5  f 


{Commonwealth 10O(     98     105 

lia  Continental 100   320     

35*  Eagle 40|  243     250 

78      Empire  City lOOi     97     102 

Farragut 50|     80       85 

German-American   lOOi  320     

Germania 50   215 

Greenwich 25 

Hamilton 15 

Hanover 50 

Home 100 

Kings  County  (Brooklyn) 20 

Nassau  (Brooklyn) 50! 

New  York 100 

Niagara 50 

North  River 251 

Paciflc .....25 

Peter  Cooper 20 

Phenix  (Brooklyn) 50] 

Rutgers 25 

Stuy  vesant 25 

United  States 25   115 

Westchester 10.  180 

Wllliamsburg  City 50   330 

PHILADELPHIA— 

American  Fire 100 

Delaware 25 

Fire  Association,  J&J 50  I34O 


120 

1O4 


11 


135  

110  115 

120  125 

165  , 

170  175 

140  145 

100  110 

150  155 

115  i 

130  140 

120  130 

14713! 

123  127 


80 


85 
120 
20O 
350 


.101 


5O  t  ......  ;..-...    Franklin  Fire. 


109 


116 
112 


.100 


Associated  Firemen's 5 


Work 

Wyomi  n'g"  "VaUVy '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'..'.'..  -  - 100 

TELEPHONE. 

American  Bell 100   21213  212% 

American  Graphophone 10 


-  Baltimore 10 

2c.   Firemen's 18  j  2Q 

V  German  American 25  1  24 

120      Home 10(J  « 

18      Howard 6  j  £ 

29%  National... '."."." ."."."'."."."."".'.".'.'."." '.'.'.5  t  4 

.......   peabody 25  |  « 

24»sc  Potomac 5  * 


5% 

6 
21 
23 


37fl 
Girard  F.  &  M  ..................  100  !  ......  300 

Ins.  Co.  County  of  Phila  .......  100!  ......  105 

Insurance  Co.  of  N.  A  ...........  I0:t  22H    22i» 

Insurance  Co.  of  State  of  Pa.  .  .  2OO  t  ......  200 

Jefferson  ........................   50  C  .....  130 

Lumbermen's  ...................   25:1?  ..... 

Mechanics'  .....................  25|IJ  ..... 

Pennsylvania  Fire  ..............  100   350 

Reliance  ........................   501   55 

SpringGarden  ..................  501  ...... 

Teutonia  ........................  100  t  ...... 

Union  ............................  20  t  ...... 

United  Firemens....  ...101   15 


31 


56 
74 
90 
20 
16 


v!5 


48 


BOSTON— 
American  (Fire  &  Marine) 100 


1   104.    10%   Boston  Marine 1OO 


75 


J 162% 


PlTTSBURQ— 

Allegheny 5o!t  48 

1712  Allema  mia 50  t  42 

7  "  Armenia 100     03 

Artisans' 50  t  40 

Ben  Franklin 50  t  52 

Birmingham 50  *  52 

Cash 50  t  41 

City 50  t  48 

Citizens' 50,  t  42 

German 50  t  63 


42  ia 


German- American 50i  t  50 


i      J5O81OU    .>!  ill  I  UC .................  J.WV   <  *  •  •    •*  v**  Tk      ~ 

7W  8180.,  conveyancers'  Title ioolt-.---.HOO      Humboldt 

Pi^omon'a  (Firei  1 0O    132?s  134      Man.  &  Mer 50140 


Preferred 10 

Bell  Telephone  of  Mo 100   185 

Central  Union 22 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac 100 

Chicago  Telephone 160 

Cumberland  Telephone 100      54 

East  Tennessee  Telephone ' — 100 

Hudson  River  Telephone 100     59 

Mexican  Telephone 10      65c. 

Missouri  &  Kan.  Telephone...  100 

New  England  Telephone 100   102 

New  Jersey  Standard  Telephone. .  I  

New  York  &  New  Jersey 100   124 

N.  Y.  &  Penn.  Telephone 85 

Pennsylvania  Telephone 501 

Providence  Telephone 50't  82% 

Southern  New  England  Tel — 100;     99 
Troy  Tel.  &  Tel 100   110 

TELEGRAPH. 

American  Dist.  Teleg.  (N.  Y.)..100 
American  Telegraph  &  Cable..  100 

Central  &  So.  Amer.  Cable 100 

Commercial  Cable 100 

Commercial  Union  Telegraph.. 100 

Empire  &  Bay  State  Teleg 

Erie  Telegraph  &  Telephone...  100 

Franklin 100 

Gold  &  Stock 100 

HI.  &  Mississippi 

International  Ocean  Teleg 100 

Mexican  Telegraph 100 

North  American  Telegraph 100 

Northwestern,  guar 50 

Pacific*  Atlantic 25 

Paciflc  Telegraph  &Telephone.lOO 
Postal  Telegraph  &  Cable  — 100 

Southern  &  Atlantic 25 

Sunset  Telegraph* Telephone.  100 
•Western  Union 100 


ELECTRIC. 

Allegheny  County  Elec.  Light.  100 

American  Elec.  Heating  Co 50 

Boston  Electric  Light 100 

Bridgeport  Electric  Light 25 


»MI       913 

1014!   12 


205 


ieo 

165 


Firemen's  (Fire) 100 

Massachusetts  Title 100 

Mercantile  (Fire  <fe  Marine) . . .  .100' 
North  American  (Fire) 100 

CINCINNATI— 

Cincinnati,  J&J 25 

Commercial,  M&S 25 

Eureka,  J&J 20; 

Fidelity 1001 

Merchants'  &  Manufacturers'. .  .20 


I  35 

Bristof Electric  Light 101100 

BrnBli_Eleotrio  Light^Co. ....  V100  x  65 

Diamond  Electric  Light t     7>i 

East  End  Electric  Light 50li 

Edison  El. Ilium. Co.  (Boston).  100    150 
Edison  El.  Ilium.  Co.  of  Bklyn.  100      98 


103% 


20 

85 

119 

156 

109 

70 

65 

40 

106 

60 

105 

199 

i09" 
68 


— «»       j  LU&eiuiiBUUO    ot  u&cRuiuavviuTO*a   -  -  -*«\/ 

55ia  National 100 

Security 100 

'Washington 25 


103 

12 

127 
95 


80 


94 

88 


84% 


101  is 


Co.  (Chicago)... 100: 

Edison  El.  Ilium.  Co.  of  N.  Y..100 
Edison  Eleo.  LlghtCo.  (Phlla.)lOO   144 

EAiion  III.  Co.  (St.  Louis) 1OO      10 

Edison  Lt.&  Pow.Co.  (San  Fr.)100l  127>4 

BMj  Electric  Mfg.  Co 25  t 

EJec.  Lt.  &  Power  (Savannah)  .100;     65 
Electric  Storage  Battery,  com II.  — . 


120 


30 

90 
121 
L62 
112 

75 

If8 
110 
70 

2"o"6" 


97 


8438 


38 

101 

67 


DAYTON— 

Columbia 100 

Cooper 20 

Teutonia 20 

HARTFORD— 

^Etna,  Q-J 100 

Connecticut,  J&J 100 

Hartford,  J&J 100 

National,  J&J 100 

Orient,  J&J 50 

Phtenix,  Q-J 100 

] Steam  Boiler,  J&J 50  t!20 

LIFE  INSURANCE— 

.(Etna,  Q-Apr 100 

Connecticut  General,  J&J 100 

Hartford  Life  &  Ann.,  J&J.. ..100 
Travelers',  Q-J 100 

j    LOUISVILLE— 

German,  J&J 50 

German  National 100 

Louisville,  J&J 100 

Western,  J&J 100 

LIFE— 
Mutual  Life  of  Kentucky 100 

MEMPHIS— 

Bluff  City 100 

Home 100 

•Hernaudo 100 

Planters' 100 

Phoenix 100 


NASHVILLE— 
State 100 

NEW  ORLEANS- 


SI 

8 

76 


Crescent 100 

HFireman's 50 

8%!  Germania 100 

KHibernla 100  x 

8i«  Home 100 

—   Lafayette 50 

158    j  Merchants' 100|x.... 

100      Mechanics' &  Traders' 100     60 

110      New  Orl.  Insur.  Association. ..lOOlx 

Sun  Mutual 100  x!24 

Southern 10O  x  90 

Teutoula 100  x!31 


45 
85 
65 


140 


50 
"67" 


9713 

85 
200 
160 
145 
109 
100 
115 


iMouongahela  ....................  50  :  t  25^  '  . 

National  .........................  50  t  63%  . 

People's  ........................  37is  t  25     , 

Pittsburg  .........................  50!  1  120     . 

Teutonia  .........................  50  t  65     . 


......................... 

Union  ............................  50*  46 

IWestern  ..........................  50  *  34 

j    PROVIDENCE— 

Equitable  ......................  50  I  50 

Merchants'  .......................  50,t   50 


266 
152 
430 
170 

t  74 
172 


190 
130 
135 
225 


225 


65 
130 


100 


90 


106 


19 

67 


NEW  YORK— 
'American ...50 


100 


30%  Broadway 25!  100 


145 
30 


180 


250 


230 
50 
70 

135 

102 


.......................      , 

Prov.  Washington  ...............  50lt  50 

RICHMOND— 
Virginia  Fire  &  M  ..........  25  t  33 

Virginia  State  ....................  25  *  ..... 

SAN  FRANCISCO— 
Fireman's  Fund  ................  100   180 

ST.  Louis— 


54 
52 

• 

3413 


American  Central 25 


190 


t   28        28>» 
175      


Citizens' ...lOOi 

WASHINGTON— 

Arlington,  M&N 100    125 

Columbia.M&N 5it  ll^; 

Commercial,  J&J 5  f     413! 

Corcoran,  J&J 50  t  55 

Fireman's,  J&J 20  t 

Franklin,  M&N 25't  37 

German-American,  F&A 100x180  , 

Lincoln,Q-J 5t     8>2 

Metropolitan,  J&J 50  1  65    : 

National  Union,  J&J .    5t     9 

People's,  J&J 5f     514 


95 


58 
11 
80 

100 
4O 

105 
65 
65 
67 

95" 
135 


105 
115 


Potomac,  J&J 25 

RigKS,  J&J 5 

TITLE  INSURANCE— 

Real  Estate,  J&J 100 

Columbia,  Q-J 5 

District 20 

Washington,  Q-J 10 

MARINE  INSURANCE  SCRIP. 


Atlantic  Mutual— 1892 

1893 

1894 

1895 

1896 


MANUFACTURING.   Par. 

Acushnet  Mills  (N.  B.) 100 

Am.  Linen  (Fall  River) 100 

Amory  (N.  H.) 100 

Amoskeag  (N.  H.) 1000 


t  67 


140 
!    14 

51* 


8% 


814 


95     107 
4%      6 
9 


100 
•100 
101 
•102 
103 


285 
100     . 
130     134% 
tlf>70   


i'o'i" 


Androscogin  (Me.) 100'  114ia  115 

Appleton  (Mass.) 10001(505     507*v 

Arlington  Mills  (Mass.) 100    100 

Atlantic  (Mass.) 100 

Barnabv  (Fall  River) 100 

Barnard  Mfg.  (Fall  River) 100 

Bates  (Me.) 100 

Bennett  Mills  (N.  B.) 100 

Boott  Cot.  (Mass.) 1000 

Border  City  Mfg.  (Fall  River)  .100 
Boston  Co.  (Mass.) 1OOO 


90 
114 


!!<» 

95 

115 
95 

ill5 
7!»0 


i  Prices  per  shure,  not  per  cent. 


t  Last  sale 


x  Ex-dividend 


*  Ex-annual  interest. 


FEBRUARY,    1897.] 


MISCELLANEOUS    STOCKS. 


Stocks. 

Par. 

Bid. 

A*. 

Stocks 

Par. 

Bid. 

A*k.    i 

Stock*. 

Par. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

•eeton  Belting IOO   171     1714  American  Axe  A  Tool  Co 100 

Boston  Duck  (Mass.) 70O  t: 975      American  BankNote 50     414 

Bourne  Mills  (R.  I.) IOO    American  Biscuit  Co 70 

Bristol  Manufacturing  Co 100  : IOO      American  Brake 100     68 

Cabot  Manufacturing  Co.  (Me.)  IOO    American  Cotton  Oil 100, 


<Jbaee  (Fall  Hirer) IOO    110 

Chleopee  (Man.) IOO      72*8 

City  Mannfaetairing  Co.  (N.B.)IOO    95 

Coeheoo  (5.  H.) 5OO  t223\  2i45 

•Collins  Co.  (Coin.) IOO   109     114 

Columbian  (X.  H.) 100  1 1150 

Colombia  Spinning  Co.  (N.B.).IOO    100 

Conanlent  Mills  (P.  R.) IOO  J 

•Continental  (Me.) 1OO      35       26 

Cornell  Mllta  (P.  R.) 100    114     116 

Dartmouth  .Mill* 1OO    90 

Darol  MUU  (Fall  River) 1OO    107 

Dwight  (Mass.) 500  1925     935 


Everett  (Mass.) New 

Fall  River  Bleaebery IOO 

Flint  Mill*  (Fall  River* IOO 

Franklin  (Me.1 100 

Olobe  Yarn  Mills  «P.  R.I IOO    

•Granite  <F.  R.) IOO   110 

Oreat  Falls  (K.  H.) IOO    135 

OrtnneU  Manufiy  Co.  (8.  B.) .  IOO   200 


Gallatin  Turnpike 100      10    ;   15 

Germania  Lead  Works 100;     80     100 

Gorham  Mfg.  Co.,  common 100      80       90 

70     |    Preferred 100   113     118 

114    134;  Gray  &  Dudley  Co.  (Nashville)  100   IOO    ! 

54    i   554  .Great  Falls  Ice 100    118     125 

1094|H1      Graniteville  Mfg.  Co 100   145     150 

,  30      Hartford  Manilla  Co IOO!  105 

Hawaiian  C.  A  Sugar 100     173s    17% 

25    i  i  Heoker- Jones- Jewell  Milling 

2OO         Preferred 100     744    764 

3  4  Henderson  Bridge.    See  RR. 
55       Hernng-Hall-Marvln,  commonlOOi       3     !      5 

724       Preferred lOOi     25       30 

75    1 1  Hoboken  Ferry ,  !     56       58 

.    14      Holyoke  Water  Power... IOO!  275     

Preferred,  5  p.  c.,non-oum..  100     314    314   Hutohinson  Sugar  Plant 501  254    254 

American  Straw  Board 100     314:   33      Hydraulic  Press  Brick 100!  102    J106 

"    Illinois  Steel 10OJ     36    \   39% 


Preferred 100 

American  Express IOO 

American  Grocery,  lstpref....lOO     20 

American  Hosierv  Co 25  t 

American  Publishing  (Hartfd).25  I 

American  Screw 25O  t!85 

American  Sewing  Machine 51      1 

American  Soda  Fountain,  comlOO 

1M  preferred. 100 

2d  preferred 100 

American  Spirits  Man'fg  Co.. .100 


50 
71 

"13% 


100 


Edwards  (Me.) IOO  1 14614   American  Sugar  Refining IOO    116=8116% 

.  8O         Preferred 100   1034104      Imperial  Bldg.  Co.,  com 100 

American  Supply lOOi  70         Preferred 100 

112      American  Surety 100   180     100      Importers'  Bond.  Wareh.(N.O.)100 

101      American  Tobacco 50     737s    744 Inter-Ocean  Building 100 

90         Preferred 100   10241044  Inter-Navigation  Co 

112      American  Typo  Founders,  new —      27       33    ,  In.  Pack.  &  Proy.  Co.  Lt 

137      Anniatou  City  Land IOO    22         Preferred,  8s 

Anchor  Line ..100        1          3       Iron  Steamboat IOO 

Armlnirton  4  Sims  Engine  Co I Inter-State  Trans.  Co.  (N.  O.j.100 

Aspinwall  Land 10  t Jackson  Brewing  (N.  O.) 100 


Hamilton  (Ma**.) 1OOO  : 94O 

Hamilton  Wooton  (Mau.) 100 


35 


35 
60 
42 

52*4 

28 


•Hanrrave  Mills  (P.  B.) IOO 


Hartford  Carpet  (Conn.) IOO 

Hathaway  Manufg  Co. (N.B.).  100    Baltimore  Warehouse 


101 
60 


50 


70 


Hill  (Me.) 100      62 

«oalery  (Lowell) 100     65 

Rowland  Mill  ijf.  B.) IOO    

Jackson  (N.  H.) 1OOO  ; 

King  Phil  1 1>  i  F.  B.) 100    

Laconia(Me.( 4OO  t;.... 

L4MlllM<i»  ROP4  Oo.  ( H.    B. )....„  1 00     ......       *  v         D mi IIM a  at  aucuuvr.  u  u.  u ....... tf\j 

Lancaster  Mills  (Maw.) 4OO  ( 3OO  Bond  i  Mortgage  Guarantee.. 100   16O     170 

Laurel  Lake  Mills  <F.  R) IOO    974  Bourbon  StookYard IOO     84    186 

Lawrence  (Maw.) 10O    U7\  118 4  Boston  Land 10  t     44      4\ 

Loekwood  (Me.) IOO      «O       92 


65  J.  B.  Stetson  Co.  Com 

83  Preferred 

J.  K.  Montgomery  Co 100 

Johns-Pratt  Co 100 

124  John  P.  King  Mfg.  Co 100 

76  Journeayife  Buruham,  commonlOO 

80         Preferred 100 


Lowell  (MaM.)  ..................  090  15524  555 

l  BUaeaery 


Lowell  BUaeaery  ..............  IOO  107     1O9 

Lowell  Machine  Shop  ..........  5OO  I7O5     710 

Lrman  Mill*  (MaM.)  ...........  100  77H 

Mancheeter(N.  H.).  ............  IOO  99>  IOO 

MaMaefawetU  Cotton.  .........  IOO  100 

Mechanic*1  IF.  B.)  ..............  IOO  ......    90 

MerehanU'(P.  R.I  ..............  IOO  ......  117 


'(P.  R.I 
KMaas.) 


Augusta  Land IOO 

Augusta  Factory 100      81 

Baltimore  Warehouse 20  I  20 

62\  Balto.  Storage  A  Lighterage  Co.50  t  35 

704  Barney  4  Smith  Car 100;     10 

95         Preferred,  8  per  cent  cum 100     65 

935      Bergner  A  E  Brewing  100     75 

10-J4      Preferred.  MAM '.'.'.'. IOO   1004 Kansas  City  Stook'Vards.'.'.'.'.'.'lOO 

6274  Bethlehem  Iron Keeley  Motor 

7O      Billing*  &  Spencer.  6  p.  o..: 25139       43      Kemp  Wool  Candy  Co.  (Tenn.).lOO 

/s » —    •.««   ,an     tin      Kenuard  Carpet  Co.,  com 100 

Preferred 100 

Kentucky  fleatlntrCo 100 

Boston  Water  Power 70o.     80c.     Kentucky  &  Ind.  Bridge.    See  KB,' 

BoyUton  St.  Land t     3         34" 

Brandon  Printing  Co.  (Tenn.).  100   IOO     105 

Brookllne  (Mass.)   Land 51 4 

Brooklyn*  N.Y.  Ferry  Co....  100   195     200 

Brooklyn  Wharf  A  Warehouse  com Langley  Mfg.  Co IOO    106 

Preferred,  Series  A IOO    Lanston  Monotype 20jt     6»8 

Preferred,  Series  B IOO    La  Varlete  Association 1500|t 

Brunswick  Co IOO          **        4'  Lawyers'  Surety  -Co 100    IOO 


5 
110 


24 

444 
24 
100 
190 

274  .-..:: 

85       95 
70    '   85 
974,105 
103      104 

36 

90 

134    !136 
2 


85 

"es 


Kentucky  Title 3001 

Kentucky  Wagon 100 


no 

99 

Lamson  Store  lerv.............. 25  t  224 

Landers  Frary  &  Clark ...25  t  26 


22 


MTrimaoaMMaes.) lOOOfl 1100  Cambria  Iron.  AAO SO  t  444    45  Lawyers' Title  Ins.  Co 100x148 

MetaoometManufacfg  (F.  R.I10O    45  Canton  Co.  (Baltimore) IOO     63       67  Lehlgh  Coal  A  Navigation 50  t  40 

Wddleaex  (MaM  >    100    1104  1114  OaaeLoekwoodABratnard Co. IOO    13O     Liberty  Mills 100      60 

Monadnock  (X.  H.) 1OOO    Celluloid 100      6O       65  Lincoln  Hall 100 

MorseTwist  Drill  (W.  R) 5OI1724175  Central  Safe  Deposit  Co London  &  Chicago  Contract  Co... 

ML  Pleasant  Mills  (N.  B.) IOO    Central  Transportation  ctfs....:t*  t  22      Louisville  Public  Warah'seCo.  100, 

Narraganse  t  Mill*  (F.  R.) 100    .      ..110  Central  Union  Association  ...N.B.  : 504  Madison  Square  Garden 100 

Xaskaa  (W.  H.) 5OOt5Oft     5O74  Chesapeake  A  Delaware  Canal. 50  t Manhattan  Beach  Co 1001 

Kanmkea*  (MaM) 100      634    65  Chesebrough  ManfgCo 315    ,335  Marin  County  Water 100 

».B.OopperCo IOO  '     '  .... 

V.  B.  Manufacturing  Co IOO 

Vewmarkvt  <X.  H.) 5OO 

Oneko  Woolen  Mills  (!».  B.)....1OO 


Oeborn  Mitts  (Fall  Rlrer) IOO 

Otts  Manufact'g  Co.  (Maes.) . .  1OOO 
'     iMaw.) 1000 


634    65      Chesebrough  ManfgCo 315    .335      Marin  County  Water 100 

•. 1114  Chicago  Auditorium  Ass'n Maverick  Land .'...!» 

.'  94      Chicago  Brew.  A  M.,  7 p.  o 12       134    Mechanical  Rubber,  preferred 

,1245     255    ,     Preferred,  8  p.  c..  JAD 354   Mechanics'  D.AL.Exchange(N.O.) 

...   Chicago  Deposit  Vault Memphis  Brick  A  Mfg 100 


o"  I 


.-  ....... 

Pairpolni  ManuT*  Co.  (X.  B.)  IOO 
Parker  Milt.  (P.  £)  ............  100 


..SCO 


(Peppen-ll  . 

Pierce  Manuf  Wir  Co.  (.«.  B.)  .  .  IOO 
PoeasMt  (Fall  Rlrer)  ...... 

P*lom«ka  Mlll»  (.x.  B.)  ........  IOO 

•leh.  Bordrn  (Pall  Riven  .....  IOO 

Bobw.n  (Pall  Riven 

Boek  Mf(.  Oo.  ic.  .son 


Boek  Mf*.  Co. 

BetakMplnnlni 
9»s*mnrt  (Fail 

«3*»on  Falls  (i 


K 


100 

Banf ord Spinning  Co.  (F.  « ) .. IOO 

«eaeoa«lt  Mills  .F.  K 

•koreiPall  Kit.  ...IOO 

•lade  (Pali  I. 

fltaffonl  (Fall  Riven IOO 

i  (Pall  Riven IOO 

I  (MOM.) 1000 

AH.  (Maes.) IOO 

f»*r  Cotton*  Woolen  (F.  R.). 500 

Onion  C.  Mf«.  (Pail  Hirer) IOO 

Wampenoajr  (Fall  River) IIK> 

WasBMttaJtUls  (».  R> IOO 

Washington  (Mew) IOO 

Weetanoe  (Fall  Rlrer) ino 

Whitman  MUU  (N.  B.. 
Wllltmantlr  Linen  Co.  (Conn 


HT 

117  .... 
*2 

110 

-i9 

loo; no 


Tork  Co.  (Me.». 


118 

,1600 

1890 

:::::. 


40 


82 
95 
95 
65 

112 
(100 

23 

29 
...... 

;1850 
105 
153 

41 

65 

90 

30 
100 

12 

10 

52 

50* 
43 


Ohio.  Junct-'Ry.A  Stk.  Y>U....100    1034  Merc"  ntile  Safe  Deposit 50 

Preferred IOO    108      Merchants' Cot.  Press  AStor. 100, 

Chicago  Opera  HOIIM Merchant*'  Exchange  Association 


t  27 


•      -. 
• 


Chic.  Packing  A  Pro v.  Co.  Lt. 87       38 

Preferred. — 484 

Cincinnati  chamber  Com 1000136       40 

Cincinnati  Ice 100  80 

Cincinnati    Leaf  Tobacco   Ware- 
house com IOO  60 

Preferred IOO1  110 

,n»U  Union  Stock  Yards.  100     80       814 

Preferred 50'     84       85 

in- Steamboat  (Troy). ...IOO  175.    2OO 

Claflln  Co 100      77       85 

preferred,  cum.,  ft  p.  0....1OO  95 


110 


(San  Francisco) 100 

Merchants'  Refrlg.  Co — 

Merganthaler  Linotype IOO   125     126 

Mcriden  Britannia 25  t  6O       70 

Metalre  Cemetery  A880c'tion..lOOt     90      IOO 
Mexican  Nat.  Construction,  pref.. 

Michigan-Peninsular  Car 100 

•    Preferred IOO 

'Milwaukee  A  Chlo.  Brew.  Lt.,  7s. . 
Mil.  A  Chlo.  Brew.,Lt..  Pref., 7s... 

Mississippi  Val.  Trans.  Co 100 

Model  Mills IOO 


7  I  9 
1041  13 
50  t  514 

124 

344i   35 
70       80 


105 

110 

40 


112 


l«tpreferred,cum.,5p.o....lOO    95       Model  Mills 100      20        25 

2d  iin-ferred,  cum.,  6  p.  c IOO    95    '  Monongahela  Navigation 5O  I  95     

Cleveland  Driving  Park 1,000  t Monongahela  Water 25;t   284    29 


Mutual  Ix>an  A  Build.  (N.  Or.).. as  t  27 
Nahant  Laud 1  OO' 


EXCHANGE  SEATS. 


1..  Salt    Btd,^ 


Tork  Stock  Etc 
•k.A  Pe 

York  Produce  E 
Ynrk  i 

•• 
1 
Seetou  - 

' 


N..  • 


Cleveland  Stone  Co .' Morris  Canal,  guar.,  4a lOOi     70 

Commercial  Building  Co IOO    25         Preferred,  giiar..  10 IOO   184 

..   Common  wealth  I  -and  -Trust 1O    Mosler  Safe  Co.  pref 

Itlft      Coney  Inland  Jockey  Club Mount  Olivet  Cenieterv 100.     65 

1074  ConsoL  Car  Heating. 100     25       30      Mutual Dlst. Me«_'ger  (boston.. IOO1 

;        ..  1OOO    ConsoL  Fire  Works  Com ,       4         9 

i:i2     1344      Preferred 30 

Consolidated  Ice  Co.,  com IOO!     20       30 

Preferred IOO     70      75 

ConsoL  Rolling  Htock.  Br'port.  10O      20       23 
ConsoL  Kansas  City  Smelting  ARc- 

„         nnlngOo 25     95     IOO 

824  Contra  Cost*  Water IOO      36 

99      Oorbln  Cabinet  Lock IOO   20O 

Cowles  A  Co 25  I 

7514  Cramp  Ship  Yard 100      45       55 

Crescent  City  Slaughter  House. 5O  U414    43 

Cumberland  Flour  Mills IOO:  

D.Talmege's8on*'Co..Rlee,8%qr.1  100      National  Safe  Deposit  Co 100 

Dart*  Coast  WrerklngCo IOO  I National  Starch IOO 

IWcatur  Land  Imp ..." Istpreferred 100 

Del  A  Hudson  Canal 1OO    1O7     107»j      2<lprererrert IOO 

Aik.     Devonshire  irldlng  (Boston). .IOO    100     102      Nations!  Stock  Yard 100 

— r—  Diamond  Match  Co.  111. IOO   122 

•        Eade  A  Phenlx  Mfg.  Co IOO    

lO.OrtO   K»gie  Lock.  20  p.  c 25)   37 

17&    East  Boston  Land I      5*8 

»   Eastman  Kodak  Co.... ............      55       60 

•"*   EduefleM  A  Nashville  Man.Co.10O    3."> 

nBBBBTe^BEyCity  Land 4      1 

Enterprise  Mfg.  Co 100      97     100 

Enterprise  Map  Co ~..10O     90     100 


75 
'29" 


i  

!-•       I-'. 
...    Ill 

60 


I  

1750 


(Tar  brine  Land  Imp 100  441     54 

Nashville  Warehonse  A  Elev.. IOO  30    j  40 

Nashville  Woolen  Mills 100  97    llOO 

Nat.  A  Provld'ce  Worsted  Mill.  100    

Preferred 100:  91     100 

National  Fertiliser lOOi  48    I   55 

National  Lead IOO  25     ,   25\ 

Preferred 100  904    934 

National  Linseed  Oil  Stock....  100  13       15 

National  Machine 100    50 

National  Panorama 


95 
4 
55 
12 


100 

7 

60 

22 
110 
j  80 
1  84 


KS- 
Par. 


MISCELLANEOUS  8TOC 

Aewhnet  Co-Op.  A««n -'•  i:  . 

•  KxpraM, 10.. 

Alkm  Maaofactariux  Co.  (Oa.)  lo<  > 
AU.k.  Packer.1  A«'n .IOO 

rOMdJtonunAWarea.100    H... 


23 

BB 
93 


n 


"•»   F.ppenn,  Smith  A  Wietnai 

-l<)o  Equitable  Land  A  Construct.. IOO 

675        75O   Krlc  A  Western  Trans 5O  t  45 

...' Bwalt  (43d  St.)  Bridge.    See  BR.    ' 

"    Farmlngton  River  Power 251 

Far.  A  Snip.  Tob.  Wh.  Co IOO 

Preferred JOO 

Fidelity  Storage  Warehouse. ..100 

Ml........ -50 

Florence  Land  Co IOO 

Florida  Land  Imp 1^" 

Franklin  Park  Land  A  Imp 


.   National  Wall  Paper,  pref IOO    ... 

10      NatomaVlney'dCo.  (San  Fran). 10  t... 

53       New  Bedford  R.  E.  Ass'n lOOi   I 

559  New  Bedford  Steam  Coast.  Co.  100  ; llOO 

New  Castle  Water  Co 100;  

New  Haven  Manufacturing  Co.  25!f ; 

New  Haven  Water  Co S0|tl03    ! 

New  La.  Jockey  Club 1001  180 

'  NewOrlcansBreVlngAsooo'n.lOOi     30=8    324 
75    -New  Orleans  Cold  Storaee 100    11O    1122 

Sew  Orleans  Cotton  Exchange...    120      

New  Orleans  Sugar  Exchange llo 

New  Or.  Swamp  Land  Raclalm'g.10 ;|     5         54 

N«w  Orleans  water  Works — IOO    106    '1074 

50     Newport  Land 10     100.    150. 

70      Newport  Water  Works IOO    150 

New  York  Air  Brake — 1941  214 

*r i-     !•;.....(»  ««.«.  ~    .  -  __.. 


Safe  D*po«Tt  AfMora«eii>0    K.I  ...    Frenchman  s  Bay  Land.     

•Alttara  Water  irks  A  »ec.  Co  IOO    ..  ..   Friend  Stebblns  Co.  (Cln. 

Jlsiineaa  Aoad.  of  M.  iPhiia.i  .100   


B 


) IOO 

I'-referred. .". ••'- IOO    104 


New  York  Biscuit 100      545s 

"2"    N.  Y.  &  Eust  River  Ferry 100      60 

New  York  Loan  A  Imp lOOi     45 

!"lO    "New  York*  N.  J.  Ferry !     45 

40c.    New  York  A  So.  Brooklyn  Ferry..      20 

1O9      New  York  &  Texas  Land W   ...  . 

106       Nlaeara  Falls  Power  Co IQQl  


61 

50" 
30 

6"6" 


i  Price*  are  per  share  net  per  cent. 


!  Last  sale. 


z  Ex-dividend. 


THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


|  VOL.  LX1V 


Mock.. 


Par.   Bid. 


HloaraguaConstruotlon,new..lOO!       5 

Nicholson  File  Co 50  t   50 

Noleusvllle  Turnpike 1OO    .... 

Norfolk  A  Washington  8fboat.lOO   

North  American  Co 1OO       4>i 

Oceanic  Steamship  ( San  Fr. ) . .  100     25 

O.  F.  Blag.  Ass'n  (N.  B.) 

Old  Dominion  Steamship,  JAJ.1OO    

Oregon  Improvement 100    .... 

Eng.  Trust  Co.  oertft , 

Pacific  Aux  Fire  Alarm 20  I 

Pacific  Coast  Borax 100     95 

Pacific  Mall  Steamship 100      25 

Pacific  Rolling  Mill 100    

ParalHne  Paint 10  t 

Pawtuoket  Hair  Cloth 40kt 

Peck,  Stow  A  Wilcor  Co 501  21 


Penn.  Salt  Mfg 

Penn.  Steel,  common 30 

Preferred 70 

Penn.  Water,  common 

Preferred 50  t 

Penobscot  Bay  Land 10        2o. 

P.  Lorillard,  preferred 100    1OO 

Philadelphia  Warehouse 100 

Pblla.  A  Wilmlnirton  Steamboat 

Phillips  ButtorffMfg 100    107 

Plttsburg  Plate  Glass  Co 100      57 

Plimpton  (Hartford) 100   110 

Pneumatic  Gun  Carriage 10     46c. 

Portland  W.ter 100   100 

PrattACadyCo 100     50 

Pratt  A  Whitney,  pref.,  cum. .100 

Common 100 

Prewltt,  Spnrr  A  Co 1OO 

Proctor  A  Gamble  Co 100    200 

Preferred 100   150 

Prov.  A  Ston.  Steamboat 100    

Prov.  Fall  R.  A  Newp'tSfmb't.50  t  12Hi 

Pullman  Palace  Car 100   157Hi 

Reece  Button  Hole 10  f  20>4 

Rhode  Isl.  Perkins  H.  8.,  com. .100 

Preferred 100 


10 

52* 

45 

100 

5 

30 
20 
85 


3o. 

103 1« 


111 
59 

4«o. 
103 
65 
65 

35" 
205 
155 

25" 
159 
201s 
20 
63 


Stock*. 


Par. 


Bid.    Ask*. 


Rosetta  Grav.  Par.  A  Imp 1OO    ...... 

Safety  Car  Heating  A  LightinglOO     73 

St.  Charles  Car 10O 

San  Diego  Land  (assm't  pd.) — 25  t  10 

8t.  Louis  Agr.  A  M.  Assoclat'u  .100 

St.  Louis  Brewing  Ass'n,  pref  .£10  £10 

Common *10 

St.  Louis  Cotton  Compress — 100     10 

St.  Louis  Exposition  stock 25lt     4 

8t  L.  House  Building,  No.  3. . .  .500-1500 
-—      40 

x92 


79 
90 
11 
65 


St.  Louis  Transfer 100 

Savannah  Brewing  Co 100 

Savannah  Construction  Co.. 1,000  t  72 


Savannah  Cotton 100 

Shultz  Belting 100 

Slbley  Mfg.  Co 100 

Silver  bullion  certificates 

Simmons  Hardware— Pref 100 

Common 100 

Singer  Mfg.  Co 100 

Smyth  Mfg.  Co.  (Hartford).... 100 

Southern  Cotton  Oil 50 

Spirits  Distrib.Co.,pref.,7p.o.oum. 

Spring  Valley  Water 1OO 

Standard  Guano  A  Ch.  Mfg.Co.10O 

Standard  OH 100 

Standard  RopeATwlne 100 

Standard  Underground  Cable.  100 
State  St.  Exchange  (Boston). .100 
Stillwell,  Blerce  A  Smith  Vaile  Co. 

Preferred 

Street  Railway  A  Ilium.  Prop.  100 

Preferred 1OO 

SwlftA  Co 1OO 

Tennessee  Cotton  Manuf  tory .  100 
Tenth  A  Twenty-third  St.  Ferry... 

Texas  A  Pacific  Coal  Co 

Trenton  Potteries 

Preferred 100 

Trow  Directory— Pref  . .  100 

Union  Boot  A  Shoe  (N.  B.) 100 

Union  Dairy  Co lOOi 

Union  Ferry  (Brooklyn) 100 


50 

"75' 

64T 
102 

96 
230 

13ft     I 

(20    |   80 


30 
6 

540 
46 

!I3 
74 
55 
93 

78 


Stock*. 


Par.    Bid. 


106    I 
98H> 


Union  Stock  Yards,  St.  Louis..  100 
Union  Storage  Co.  (Pittsburg)..50 

Union  Switch  A  Signal 50 

Preferred 

Union  Type  Writer- 
Common 

,    1st  preferred 1OO 

2ndpref 1OO 

United  Carriaire  Co.,  San  Fran.  100 

United  Elevator 1OO 

'U.  8.  Express 1OO 

U.  8.  Ulass,  com 100 

Preferred 100 

U.  8.  Leather 100 

Preferred 100 

U.  8.  Rubber 1OO 

Preferred 100 

Utica  Cement 25 


Ask. 


(  49 
(  21 
t  43 

85 
71 


225 

2651s  266H! 

11         11>4 
101 
115H; 

90 
110 

ib's" 

5 

71 
45 

6 
30 
30 

'.9-i" 
60 


117 

95 
111 

32 
112 

84 
8 

75 
...„ 

40 
35 
60 
98 
61 


Wagner  Palace  Car 10O   156     157kr 

Walter  A.  Wood  Co 100   

Washington  Market,  JAJ 50  t  10 

W  ashington  Safe  Deposit  Co . .  1OO 

Webb  Manufact.  Co— Nashv'le  100   75 

Wells,  Fargo  Express 1OO     98     1OO 

Welsbach  Lt.  Co 5t  46%i  47 

Welsbach  Light  Co.,  Canada 5 

Welsbach  Commercial  Co.— 

Common 100     21 

Preferred 100     66 

Westcott  Express,  common 
Preferred 


West  End  (Boston)  Land 25 

West  End  Land  A  Improvement 

Co.,  Richmond 25 

Western  Aut.  Mach.  Screw  Co .  100 
Western  Union  Beef 


38 
13 
50 

8% 
62>« 
22 

74 


55 


46 

81* 
89 
74 


43 

60" 
9% 
6212- 
23 
76 


100 

I  2110 
(   18 


23 
68 
25 
105 

2>* 


25 
200     240 

<•'•.'       74 
Westlnghouse  Air  Brake.. ......50!tl77H>ll81 

Whitlock  Coil  Pipe  Co 100     9O    1110 

Wiirgius  Ferry  Co 100   175     185 

Winchester  R.  Arms  Co 100    50O      

Worthington  Co  ,  pref lOOi     78       81 

Common 100   16 

WollastonLand 5't 


( Prices  are  per  share  not  per  cent. 


x  Ex-dividend. 


QUOTATIONS    OF    BANK   AND    TRUST    COMPANY    STOCKS. 

Prices  are  per  share,  not  per  cent,  with  the  exception  of  New  York  City  and  Brooklyn  bank  stocks.    Prices  marked  thu» 
(*)  are  last  sales. 

The  dagger  (t)  prefixed  to  a  price  indicates  that  the  figures  show  the  book  value. 
The  double  dagger  (|)  prefixed  to  the  capital  stock  indicates  that  only  part  is  paid  in. 
The  section  mark  (§)  prefixed  to  surplus  indicates  that  undivided  profits  are  included. 


ALABAMA. 

Capital. 

Surplus. 

Deposits. 

P'r 

Bid. 

Atk~ 

90 
30 

125 

Capital. 

Surplus. 

Deposits. 

p,r 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 

Sid. 

Ask. 

OAKLAND— 

Cal.Bk.ATr.Co  
Central  Savs.  Bank  . 
FirstNatlonalBauk. 
Union  Nat.  Bank  — 

SAN  JOSE.— 
Bank  of  Jose  

$ 
100,000 
300,000 
300,000 
150,000 

300,000 

500,000 
300,000 
300,000 
50,000 
300,000 

9 
§7,493 
24,421 
27,000 
150,000 

100,000 
100,000 

97,900 
970,900 
479,336 
568,157 

577,042 
374,511 
327,500 
1,742,400 

100 
30 
100 
100 

85 

BIRMINGHAM— 
Alabama  Nat.  Bank. 
Ala.  Trust  A  Sav.  Co. 
Berney  Nat.  Bank.. 
Birmlngh'mTr.ASav 
First  National  Bank. 
JeffersonCo.  Sav.Bk. 
People'sSav.Bk.ATr 

MOBILE— 

First  Nat  Bank  
People's  Bank  

350,000 

100,000 

200,000 

500,000 
250,000 
150,000 
100,000 

300,000 
150,000 

,000 
'   5.750 
16,000 
36,436 
3,000 
15,000 

9 
353,000 

25,000 
375.OOO 
665,784 
806,528 
320,000 
95.000 

1,416,842 
1,000,000 

100 

240 
225 

85 
100 
105 
85 

"85" 
75 

275 
235 

120 

105 
90 
80 
30 

llfr 
100 
95 
35 

First  National  Bank 
Gard.  C.  Bk.  A  T.  Co. 
San  Jose  S.  Dep.  Bk. 
Security  Savings  Bk. 
Un.  Sav.  Bk.,  S.  Jose 

220,000 

100,000 
150,000 

66,606 

950,000 

30 

33 

COLORADO. 

ARKANSAS. 

DENVER— 

Central  Savings  Bk. 
Colorado  Nat.  Bank. 
Denver  Nat.  Bank  .  .  . 
Denver  Sav.  Bank.. 
First  National  Bank. 
International  Tr.  Co. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Comm'ce 
People's  Nat.  Bank. 
Western  Bank  

25,000 
500,000 
500,000 
250,000 
500,000 
250,000 
500,000 
300,000 
100,000 

2,750 
200,000 
150,000 

99,583 
5,062,527 
3,256,228 
403,262 
8.556,130 
552.684 
814,418 
14,953 
198,647 

LITTLE  ROCK— 
Bank  of  Commeree  .  . 
Bank  of  Little  Rock. 
Citizens*  Bank 

100,000 

200,000 
100,000 
200,000 
300,000 

§2,000 
515,000 
10,000 
7,500 
100,000 

150,000 
350,000 
312,000 
468,783 
741,599 

25 
25 
25 
100 
100 

175* 
17% 
26% 
102 
115 

18% 
18% 
27Hl 
104 
120 

100 
100 
100 
100 

loo 

100 

...  ._ 

Exchange  Nat.  Bk  .  . 
German  Nat.  Bk  

100,000 
50,000 
100,000 
60,000 
10,000 

CALIFORNIA. 

100 

CONNECTICUT. 

Los  ANQELES- 
Oalifornla  Bank  
Cal.  Loan  ATrust  Co. 
Citizens'  Bank. 

250,000 
100,000 
100,000 
400,000 
500,000 
100,000 
200,000 
•250,000 
100,000 
100,000 
500,000 

426,800 
{1,501,500 
3,000,000 
1,000,000 
55,000 
1,000,000 
1,500,000 
!  1,000,000 

300,000 

',2.000,000 
3,180,559 
{300,000 
3,000,000 
l.OOO.OOO 
{  75O.OOO 
300,000 
750,000 

20,735 
10,000 
22,186 
80,000 
40,000 
12,681 
18,000 
513,000 
530,000 
26,271 
§26,769 

64,259 
199,035 
3,243,147 
75,380 
3,550 
500,000 

KOO.OOO 

609,650 
90,000 

18,953 
71,082 
67,150 

586,718 
(527,050 
175,000 

760,000 

100 

NEW  HAVEN— 
City  Bank  of  N.  H... 
First  National  Bank. 
Mechanics'  Bank.  ... 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk.. 
N.  H.  Co.  Nat.  Bank. 
Nat.  New  Haven  Bk. 
Nat.  Trad'men's  Bk. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Union  Trust  Co  
Yale  National  Bank. 

HARTFORD— 
^:tna  Nat.  Bank  — 
American  Nat.  Bk.  .  . 
Charter  Oak  Nat.  Bk. 
City  Bk.of  Hartford. 
Conn.  River  Bg.  Co. 
Conn.  Tr.  A  S.  D.  Co. 
Farmers'  A  Mechan- 
ics' Nat.  Bank  
First  National  Bank. 
HarttordNat.  Bank. 
Hartford  Trust  Co.. 
Mercantile  Nat.  Bk. 
National  Ex.  Bank.  . 
Phoenix  Nat.  Bank.. 
Security  Company.. 
State  Bank 

500,000 
500,000 
300,000 
500,000 
350,000 
464,800 
300,000 
500,000 
100,000 
500,000 

525,000 
600.000 
500,000 
440,000 
150.0OO 
300,000 

500,000 
650,000 
1,200,000 
300,000 
500,000 
500,000 
1,000,000 
200.000 
400,000 
100,000 

60,000 
200,000 
45,000 
75,000 
200,000 
203,000 
120.000 
370,000 
25,000 
150,000 

5390,000 
§365,000 
§127,000 
§157,000 
§75,000 
§229,000 

§163,000 

5209,000 
§728,000 
§170,000 
§72,000 
§•223,000 
§006,000 
§125,000 
§110,000 
§270,000 

750,000 

986,736 
450,000 
766,614 
786,380 
810,931 
869,379 
791,260 
401,350 
877,880 

1,750,000 
1,300,000 
800,000 
950,000 
475,000 
2.1OO.OOO 

1,150,000 
1,315,000 
2,757,000 
1,300,000 
400,000 
910,000 
1,025,000 
420,000 
800.COO 
1,100,000 

100 
100 
60 
50 
10 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
50 
100 
100 
30 
100 

100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 

125 



4OO.OOO 

1,738,754 
1,192,755 
425,000 
533,031 
450,000 
420.000 
716,000 
1,119,733 

312,982 
3,568,000 
12,009,361 
1,524,000 
63,000 
2,609,462 
4,333,225 
28,612,110 

2,815,110 

2,218,260 
4,853,815 
2,903,533 
7,200,000 
23,713,420 
5,586,569 
434,740 
1,349,812 

FlrstNatlonal  Bank. 
Los  Angeles  Nat.  Bk. 
MainHt.Sv.Bk.AT.Co 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
Nat.  Bk.of  California 
Security  L.  A.  Tr.  Co.. 
8eo.8av.Bl'  ATr.Co. 
State  Loar  A  Tr.  Co  .  . 

SAN  FRANCISCO— 

A  mcr'ii  Bk.  A  Tr.  (!o. 
Anglo-Cal.  Bk.  (Ld.). 
Bank  of  California.. 
Cal.8afeiDep.AT.Co. 
Calumlifnu  Bank.  Co. 
Crock'r-Wool'thN.B. 
First  National  Bank 
German  Sav.  A  Loan 
Humboldt  Savings  A 
Loan  

100 
100 

122 

ioiifl 

100 

66H> 
45 
13Hi 
162 
140 
163 

'i"?"" 

100 



ibo" 

100 

100 
100 
100 

100 

80 

100 

115Hl 

140 
70 
92 
101 
30 
160 

110 
110 
138 
145 
70 
60 
120 
120 
10O 
325 

117 

"97"* 

"37" 

ii"fi"~ 

144 

"Or" 
65 

50 
239 
107 

24"2"i2 

108  Hi 

100 

100 

1000 

1000 

100 
35 

100 
100 
250 
100 
250 
roof) 

180 

1100 

127% 

181Hi 
1500 

London,  Varls  A  Am. 
Bank  

London  A  san  Fr.Bk. 
Mutual  Sav'gs  Bank. 
Nevada  Bk.of  San  Fr. 
8.  Fran.  Sav.  Union. 
Bav.  A  Loan  Society. 
Security  Sav'gs  Bk.  . 
Onion  Trust  Co  

33 

137 

250" 
810 

i'o'o" 

105 
300 

61.484 

United  States  Bank. 

•Last  sale.    (Book  value.    ;  Part  paid  In.    §Undiv'd  profits  Included1 

*  Last  sale.  (Book  value.  {Part  paid  in.  §  Including  undivided  profit* 

FEBBUAKT,  1897.  J 


BANK    STOCK    QUOTATIONS. 


Omfilal. 

Surpiut. 

Depotitt. 

7»r 
50 

11)0 

1OO 
100 

100 

100 

100 

100 
50 

Sid.    Ai*. 

Capital.     Surplus. 

Dtpoiitt. 

PV 

100 
100 

Sid. 

Ask. 

145 
235 

B»IDO£PORT- 
BrM*eportNat.  Bk  . 
CltyNational  Bank 

215,850 
250,000 
332,100 
210.0OO 

•JOO.OOO 

300,000 
100,000 

100.000 

soo.ooo 

112,000 
15O.OOO 

lOO.IMNl 
1O5.OOO 

100,000 

100,000 
20,000 
•0,000 

2.MI.INMI 

416,457 
491,431 
605,244 
496,789 
452,186 

475,027 
250,110 
367,385 
727,331 

95 
150 
ISO 
175 
150 

145 
135 
133 

87i« 



CHICAGO—  (Con.)— 

Drovers'  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
First  Nat.  Bank   of 

9 
250,000 
3,000,000 

100,000 
5OO.OOO 
1,000,000 
200.00O 

222,000 
30(1,000 
250,000 
5,000 
500,000 
LOO.OOO 
l.OOO.OOO 
2,000,000 
250,000 
1,000,000 

1,000,000 
750,000 

1,000,000 

50,000 
200,000 

500,000 

2,000,000 

300,000 
50,000 
1,000,000 
1,500,000 

500,000 

500.000 

500.000 

2,000,000 
2,100,000 

1,000,000 

200,000 

500,000 

500,000 

100,000 

125,000 

125.0OO 
100,000 

100,000 

100,000 

200,000 
250.0OO 
300,000 
100,000 
100,000 
200,000 
60,000 

S  141.052 
52247605 

5     14,125 
>  113.8H3 
,  129,952 
5     17,191 
b  358,020 
91,894 
5  245,458 
5     51,366 
j  254,054 
14,347 
5  16278^3 
61127198 
§  103,527 
§  240,302 
{  124,620 

§1072597 
5  550,104 

2(i,ti30 
f     23,054 
•>  248,70!! 

J  354,000 

J       7,213 
2,708 
5  239,847 
5  137.213 
5  130,229 
5  130,285 
J    98,075 
52630283 
51699344 
?  674,581 

§    56,399 
§  168,459 
5  955,604 

§    24,863 
I    25,230 
§    47,276 
J  114.274 
J    74,899 
!  118,399 

4  108,038 
«  151,145 
S     17.357 
5  103.295 
200.000 
20,000 
15,000 

1,877,292 
26,581.929 

818,130 

2,235,660 
3,263,841 
516,218 
4,240,703  ' 
1,440,321: 
1,241,997' 
287,781! 
993,090] 
618,050 
8,«05.594 
9,699,684 
683.960 
2,877,148 
3,092,671 

3,147,640 
5,364,541 
409.451 
731,396 
2,232.407 
4,641,009 
328,743 
128,732 
4,352,710 

135 
225 

Connecticut  Nat.  Bk. 
Ptnt  National  Bank. 
Pequonnock  Nat.  Bk. 

WATERBURV— 

Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 
•TannfacV  Nat.  Bk. 
Waterbniy  Nat.  Bk. 

Ft.  DearbornNat.  Bk. 
Globe  Nat.  Bank  — 
Globe  Savings  Bk  
Hibernian  Bkg.  Asa'n 
Hide&Leath.Nat.Bk. 
Hume  Nat.  Bank  — 
Home  Savings  Bk  .  .  . 
International  Bank. 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank.. 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
Metrop'litanNat.Bk. 
Mllw.  Ave.  State  Bk. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  America. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Republic  . 
National  Live  Stock 
Bank  of  Chicago  .  .  . 
N.  Western.  Nat.  Bk. 
Oakland  Nat.  Bank.  . 
Prairie  State  Nat.  Bk. 
State  Bk.  of  Chicago. 
Union  Nat.  Bank.... 
Western  State  Bank. 
West  Side  Bank  
Am.  Tr.  i  Sav.  Bk.. 
Chic.  Title  &Tr.  Co. 
Commercial  L.  4  Tr. 
Equitable  Trust  Co.. 
Garden  City  Bk.ATr. 
Illinois  Tr.  A  Sav.  Bk. 
Merchants'  L.  A  T.  Co. 
Northern  Trust  Co  ... 
PralrleBtat*  Savings 
A  Trust  Co 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
ICO 
100 
100 

100 

100 

100 
100 
100 

100 

100 

107    1112 
85    1   90 
85       90 
220     230 
115     120 

138 

90 

t... 

DELAWARE. 

125    | 
90 
250 
165 
110 
115 
90 

240 
145 
120 
1OO 
185 
94 
100 

135 
95 

WUHIHOTON— 
Central  Nat.  Bank.. 
Edltab.Gu.  ATr.Co. 
Fanner.'  Bk.  of  Del. 
Ptnt  National  Bank. 
Rat.  Bk.  of  Delaware 
N.  B.  of  Wilmington 
and  Brandywtne.. 
Sec'rt  t  y  Tr.  A-  8.  D.Co. 
Onion  Nat.  Bank 

310.000       50,000       314.660  1OO   123     127 
SOO.OOO     100.00O       001,882  100    135      139 
236.000       43,000       325,000    50      6O       65 
500,000       95,000       612,165  10O    1124  116 
11O.OOO      130,000       261,035200    525      

2O0.010     125.00O       658,035    30      72    i   75 
500.000     100,000    1,066,851  1OO   1424  147 
203,175     210.OOO    1,014,1961  25      74       77 

168 
116 
120 
95 

260 
155 
130 
110 
190 
98 
105 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA. 

100 

86 
70 
106 
115 
95 
340 
250 
200 

105 
104 
205 

90 
80 
110 
120 
100 
350 
260 
225 

110 
108 
215 

WASHINGTON  - 
Central  Nat.  Bank.. 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
Colombia  Nat.  Bank. 
Lincoln  Nat  Bank.. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Republic. 
Nat.  Bank  of  Waaa.. 
Hat  Capital  Bank... 
HatM'tropoUt'nBk. 
Ohio  Nat.  Bank  
KICK!  Mat.  Bank.... 
8«eoDd  Nat.  Bank... 
Traders'  N.t.  Bank. 
Weat  End  Nat  Bank. 
AnsrleanB.ATr.cn. 
Jlat8.D.AT.On  
Waak.LoanATr.Co. 

OBOMCTOWN- 
rana.Alfech.ir.Bk. 

lOO.OOO     16O.OOO 
SOO.OOO     100,000 
250,000     100.000 
2OO.OOO       41  ,OOO 
2OO.OOOI    200,000 
200,000     200,000 
2OO.OOO       60,000 
300.000     375.000 
2OO.OOO  5     13.619 
500.000  }     15,571 
339.000       90,000 
200.000       40,000 
2OO.OOO       35.5OO 
1  .2.1O.OOO     25O.OOO 
1.000.000  t     74.739 
1.000,000     150.000 

2.VJ..lt«l          IIMI.IMNI 

967,875 
-'I7.H13 
9O4.OSO 
327,906 
856.985 
1,441.922 
640.922 
1.371,918 
209,591 
3.569392' 
812.306 
407.541 
405.347 
1,150.746 
1,663,397 
l,i:i  1,460 

886369 

1OO 
KMI 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

1IM) 

100 

260 
115    i 
124 
100 

1,920,793 

601,537 
2,157,417 
25,448,845 
13,341,850 
8,231,216 

1,321,676 
1,231,909 
3,066,046 

194,139 
236,679 

327.866 
297.K2S 
398,426 
575.066 

568,711 

744,845 
528,553 
571,451 
834,257 
495.000 
472,268 

100 

100 

100 
100 

100 
100 

100 

100 
100 

104 

280 
12O 
282 
90 

128 
"98" 

Royal  Trust  Co  
Union  Trust  Co  

ROCKFORD  - 
Forest  City  Nat  Bk. 
Manufrs'  Nat.  Bulk. 

100 
100 

100 

100 
100 
100 

100 

130 
90 
107 
1374 
xllO 
ill- 

17H 

145 
100 
112 
14O 
115 
123 

Rookford  Nat.  Bank. 
Third  Nat  Bank  
Winnebago  Nat  Bk. 

SPRINGFIELD— 

Farmers'  Nat.  Bank. 
First  Nat.  Bank  
Illinois  Nat.  Bank... 
Rldeely  Nat.  Bank.. 
Siirintrfl'd  Marine  Bk 
State  Nat.  Bank  
R  an  gamon  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 

FLORIDA. 

JACKSONVILLE— 
PtntNat.Bk.of  Fla. 
MerehanU-  Nat.  Bk. 
K  at  Bk.  of  Jackson  v. 
Nat.  Bk.  State  of  Fla. 
Savin**  A  Trout  Bk  .  . 
•ovtkeratoT.AT.Oo. 
MattBk.otPlorMa.. 

50,000 
lOO.OOO 
150.000 
lOO.OOO 
5O.OOO 
90.000 
90.000 

10.000 

12.000 

90.000 

50.000 

•-•7-..;.,,; 
302.698 
7O3.102 
684.208 
152,000 
13O.OOO 
202.683 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 

100 

INDIANA. 

INDIANAPOLIS. 
Capital  Nat.  Bank  ...       SOO.OOO 
Indiana  Nat.  Bank..        SOO.OOO 
Indiana  Trust  Co  810,000 
Merchants'  Nat  B'nk    l.OOO.OOO 
State  Bank  of  Indi'na       2OO.OOO 
Union  Trust  Co  600.OOO 

TERRE  HAUTE. 
Pint  National  Bank.       300,000 
National  State  Bank       SOO.OOO 
Terre  Haute  Tr-it  Oo       100,000 
Vlgo  Co.  Nat  Bank.       190,000 

45,000 
600.000 

919,656 
3.393,847 
262.394 
2.210,920 
496.746 
189,742 

752,777 
335.952 
10,000 
314,777 

100 

100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

100 

85 
300 
107 
126 

90 

GEORGIA. 

AlMUCTA— 
AtfaataBavtBfiBk. 
Commercial  Baak 
Georxla  RR.  Bank 
SSiAmJMm»n.nL 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Aorut*; 
Bat  Exeaaan  Bk  . 
Planter.  I.   A  s    Hit 

ATLANTA— 
••atltun  Trust    A 

MM* 

200,000 

3o!ooo 

25O.OOO 

2oo!ooo 

-,,...•«. 

100.000 

190400 

19O.OOO 
400.000 
100.000 

so.ooo 

400.000 
'  3OO,OOO 
100.000 
850,000 
160.000 
lOO.OOO 
300,000 

U10.IHM. 

350,000 
100.000 
500.000 
300,000 
125.000 

J...I    ...... 

150.000 
900.000 
200.000 
900.000 
;250,000 
129.000 
4OO.OOO 
900,000 

UMM 

17,006 
2O.OOO 
5'.'.910 

333.206 
169^96 

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fitiU 

137.r,'.7 


100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
10 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 

• 

90 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 

100 
100 

110 
96 

110 
128 
100 
118 

27O 
130 
100 
110 

90.000 
12,500 
60,000 

SOO.OOO 
40.000 
4       3,600 

riO.IMMI 

60 

116 

80 
110 
65 

' 

75 
110 
4OO 

90.775 

i:i.:x>7 

113 

10 

85 
120 

H.I 

100 

t  .S:88 

I  397.  000 
1    20.000 
10O.OOO 
2.000 

IOWA. 

Atlanta  Baaktac  Co. 

Atlanta  Nat.  Baak.. 
At.Tr.  ABaaTf  O». 
Capital  OltrBank. 
Exchange  Bank  
PUUUtyBkf.AT  Co 
PovU  Hat  Bank.. 
6a.Loan8.ABkc.Co. 
Oa.ft*e.  ABkrOo.. 
LowT7  BankiBf  Co.  . 
MaddoxRurk«r&C* 
Neal  Loan  A  Bk«.  Co  . 
ntrtftattoaarBk.. 
Troa*  Co.  of  Georgia. 

MACON- 
•  •artnan  Nat.  Baak 
Oral  (Mania  Baak. 

Kirhan/o   H^T'k 

Pint  Nat  Bank.'  '  ".'.'. 

2353,600 

160.OOO 
700,000 
173.000 
29.000 

IfMM 

DES  MOINES- 
Banken'  Iowa  State. 
Capital  City  State  Bk 
Oen.  Loan  A  Tr.  Co.. 
Citizen*'  Nat  Bank. 
DesHolnes  Nat  Bk 
Iowa  Loan  A  Tr.  Co. 
Iowa  National  Bank. 
N.  K.  Loan  A  Tr.  Co. 
Security  L.  A  Tr.  Oo. 
Valley  Nation'!  Bank 

DUBUQUE— 
Citizens'  State  Bank. 
Hill,  none  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 

200,000 

100,000 

200.000 

200,000 
300.000 

500,000 

KHI.IMXI 

760.000 

1*7.571 
200.000 

100.0OO 

100.000 

200,000 

150.0OO 

100.000 
:iOO,(HMD 

400.000 

300.000 

175.000 
25O.OOO 
lOO.OOO 
200,000 
5OO.OOO 
100,000 
200.000 
,;(p,o(Hi 

350,000 
300,000 

999',219 
829,789 
3,750,OOO 
401.621 

sei'.obs 

152,768 

20H.2H1 
594.555 
369.568 
236,113 
732,059 
928,944 

600,000 
232,000 
1,963,605 
299,000 
400,000 
8,975,000 
374,000 
1,590,000 
323.000 

100 

100 
100 

100 

100 

100 

100 
100 

100 

100 

100 
100 

too 

100 

100 

100 

ibo 

100 

100 

100 
100 

ion 
100 

100 

100 
115 

200" 
140 

50 
105 

103 
100 

10,000 

25,000 
100,000 
44,000 
100,000 
.-o.ooo 
5  110.OOO 
•JO.tWJ 
140,000 

10,000 

20,(KK) 
34,600 
20,000 
20,000 
20.OOO 
67,000 

100.000 
1S.OOO 
87,000 
6OO 
50,000 
6  172,820 
10.000 
5.-,,  ooo 
7.900 

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t    98.901 

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40.000 
150.000 

'         1-J...N 

(    29.000 

50,000 
3.000 

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8.000 
30,000 

25.000 
19,001 

24  .OOO 
100.000 
125.000 

:iu.i  MM 

i-..000 

900,000 

•,ir,..M» 

90 
95 

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150 
275 
90 
79 

98 
85 
95 
110 

79 

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126 

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167 
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150 

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SOO.OOO 

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126" 

150 
206" 

•••••• 

90 
89 
100 
95 
119 
129 
125 

155 
85 
190 
85 
120 
190 
115 
150 
115 

100 

80 

04 
90 
96 
119 
80 

98 
46 

10-1.., 

l"7'v 
934 
127 
101 
101 
168 
93 

900.000 
110,000 
1,000.000 

400,000 

•J-JV.M. 

389.000 

I7n.n,«. 

667,478 
390,000 
438368 
389.445 
342,000 
i       662,172 
1370,895 
49.000 

80 

87 
112 
120 
120 

150 
CO 
180 
80 
110 
185 
110 
135 
110 

Ger.  Tr.  A  Sav.  Bank 
Iowa  Tr.  A  Sav.  Bk.. 
Second  Nat'l  Bank.. 

DAVENPORT— 

Citizens'  Nat  Bank. 
Davenport  Nat.  Bk.  . 
Davenport  Sav.  Bank 
Farm.  A  Mech.  Bank. 
First  Nat.  Bank  
i;iTinan  S»\  iliir*  Bk 
Iowa  National  Bank. 
Scott  Co.  Sav.  Bank. 
Union  Sa  vines  Bank 

HMO*  Sartno  Baak 
Calon  Savin**  Baak 

A  Trout  i  '•• 

SAVANNAH— 
Chatham  Hank.*.... 
Citizen*'  Bank  .. 

Oarmaala  Baak... 

MareaaaUT  Hat.  Bk. 
Nat  Bk.  of  Savannah 
OcletnoneS.AT.Oo. 
Savannah  Bk.AT.Co. 
•o.  Bk.  of  State  Oa.  .. 
Feople'aftav.ALa.Oo 

KENTUCKY. 

ILLINOIS. 

COVINQTON. 
Citizens'  Nat  Bank.. 
Covlngton  Trust  Co. 
Farmers'  A  Traders' 
First  Nat.  Bank  
German  Nat  Bank.  . 
No.Bk.ofKy.(Br'oh) 

LEXINGTON— 
Central  Bank  .... 

200,000 
100,000 
300,000 

f.00,000 

350,000 
650,000 

200,000 

.•lOO.OOO 

400,000 
200.000 

25,000 
«       7,264 
150.000 
120,000 
70,000 

404,323 
14,000 
512,233 

'.XlH.lilO 

361,381 

100 

100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

125 
95 
150 
115 
118 
100 

90 
205 
110 

125 

180 
100 
16O 
120 
125 
105 

95 
210 
120 

135 

CMICAOO— 
Aa.  Ex.  Nat  Bank 
Bank  of  Cnrnmr  rr» 
BanknrV  Nat  Bank 
Oalninet  Nat.  Bank.. 
Chicago  Cltf  Bank  . 
Chicago  Nat  Bank 
Oattmcrolal  Nat.  Bk 
Continental  Nat  Bk 
tenant  Bk 

l.OOO.OOO 
900,000 
1.000.000 
50.000 
200,000 
900,000 
1,000.000 
2.000.000 
U..MKW 

i  238.S70    3,349.140 
«     32.449       79H.093 
S  133,409    3,773.079 
29.000i       309.344 
4    49.621        210,764 
<   627,964    7334,402 
11H9.416,   7.317,656 
}  573.516    9.«01.121 
lin-J.005    6.0M.6M 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
IOC 
100 

85 

00 
90 
1064 

109 

§    22,944 
259,148 
§    98,090 

6    62,102 

135,821 
433,365 
189,760 

284,351 

105 
225 
225 
123 
240 

110 

240 
235 

I'-1''. 
'290 

Fayette  Nat.  Bank.. 
First  Nat  Bank  
Lexington  City  Nat. 

'•Mk  value.  :  Part  paid  In.  I  Including  undivided  prom*. 

•I.ast»ale.  I  Book  value.  :  Part  paid  in.  ^Including  undivided  prefMs. 

THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


LEXINGTON— Con. 

Nat.  Exchange  Bauk 
Northern  all.  of  Ky. 
Phwuix  Nat.  Bunk  .. 
Second  Nat.  Bauk... 
Third  Nat.  Bank 

LOUISVILLE— 

American  Nat.  Bank 

Bank  of  Commerce. . 

Bank  of  Kentucky. . . 

Bank  of  Louisville. . . 

Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. . 

Columbia  Finance  & 
Trust  Co 

Farmers'  A  Drovers' 

Fidelity  Trust  &  Safe- 
ty Vault  Co 

First  Nat.  Hank 

German  Hank 

Gernia  n  1  usurance . . 

German  Security — 

Kentucky  Trust  Co.. 

Louisville  Bauk'tc  Co. 

LouHville  City  N.  B. 

Louisville  Trust  Co.. 

Third  Nat.  Bank.... 

Union  Nat.  Bank 

Western  Bank 


Capital. 


100.000 
1,813,900 
150.OOO 
150,000 
100,000 


Surplui.     Deposilt. 


25,814 

177,200 

72,976 

5,324 

19,687 


645,830 

336,897 

221,558 

94,810 


800.000  55,000 

500.0001  852.00O 
1,645, lOO'l, 158,000' 

650.OOO   40,000 
500,000  178,000 


P"r  Bid.  Alk 


110 

100 

107 

88 

95 


1,000,000 
300,000 

1,000,000 


. 

300,000 
249,500 
170,000 
125,000 
500,000, 
400,000 
800,000 
400.OOO 
750,000 

L'50,000 


250,000 
73,000 

550,000 
338,000 
377,000 
302,800 
117,000 
3.062 
309,000 

75,000 
425.000 

;»«,ooo 
155,500 
117,350 


2,100,000  100  75 

2,4OO,OOO  100  100 

1,500,000  100  170 

327,0001001  68 

2,200,200100  113 

980,000  lo°  120 

625,359  100  


100 

1,100.100  100 

2,323,800100 

2,591,100  5O 

769,120  100 

100 

1,634,190  100 
400,000:iOO 
556,000 '  100 
750,000  100 
2,300,000100 
900,000100 


207 
145 
230 
210 

148 


130 
100 
113 
120 


120 
1 102 
115 
92 
100 


80 
195 
173 

70 
115 

122 
100 

210 
150 
250 
225 
150 

75 
110 

80 
133 
105 
115 
135 


LOUISIANA. 


NEW  ORLEANS— 
Canal  &  Banking  Co . 
Citizens'  Bunk  of  La. 
Ocrmania  Nat.  Bank 
German i:i  Sav.  Bk. . . 
Hlbernla  Nat.  Bank. 
Louisiana  Nat.  Bank 
Metropolitan  Bank. . 
New  O  rleans  Nat.  Bk. ! 

People's  Bank 

Provident  Sav'gs  Tr. 

&  Safe  Deposit  Bk. 
State  National  Bank 
Teutonla  Sar.  Bank. 
Union  .Vat: I  Bank... 
O.  8.  Tr.  ASav.  Bk.. 
Whitney  Nat  Bank. 


1,000,000 
380.200  J 
300.000 

100.000  5 
300,000 

500.000 1 
250,000  .§ 
200,000 
300,0001 

100,OOOi§ 
300,000! 
100,000  § 
300,000 
100,000  § 
400,000 


400,000 
102.OOO 
125.OOO 
220,456 
300,000 
150,000 
137,443 
800,000 
203,928 

5,670 

60,000 

3,535 

"i',998 
825.OOO 


2,907,372  100  X120 
800,000  100 


1,029,040  100 


100 


2.167,9561100x325 
2,873,367  IOO  kl74« 
3,552,587 1 100  x. 


1,174,337 
3,351,747 
1,100,632 

212,288 
1,157,831 

158,156 
1,247,284 

719,042 
4,524,382 


100 
100  x515 
50  x. 


100 
100 
100 

ib~6 
100 


126 

85 

106 

WO 
135 


600 
50 


ill) 
94 


MAINE. 


PORTLAND— 

Canal  Nat.  Bank 

Casoo  Nat.  Bank 

Chapman  Nat.  Bank. 
OninberlanrtNat.Bk. 
First  National  Bank. 
Merchants' Nat.  Bk.. 
Nat.  Traders'  Bank.. 

Sorthern  Bkg.Co 

Portland  Nat.  Bank. 
Portland  Trust  Co . . . 


600,000 
800.000 
100,000 
250,000 
1,000.000 
30(1,000 
300,000 
100,000 
300,000  § 
100,000  } 


120,000 

200,000 

7,500 

50,000 

182,000 

200,000 

60,000 

10,400 

23,000 

50,000 


578,945I100    112 
720,294100      95 

463,597:100    

154,789    40:     32 

1,147,954100  96 
678, 690 !  75  112 
287,612100  97 

1,197,067  100!  

1,380,7491100  100 
373,424  lOOl  115 


116 
97 
95 
35 
97 

113 
99 


102 
120 


MARYLAND. 


BALTIMORE— 
American  Nat.  Bank 
Canton  Nat.  Bank... 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
Com.A  Farni.N.Bank 
Continental  N.  Bauk 
Drov.&Meo'sN.Bank1 
Equitable  Nat.  Bank! 
Farm.  &  Mer.N.Bauk 
•First  National  Bank. 
German-Amer.  Bank 
Ger.B'uk  of  Balt.City 
Manufact'rs'  N.Bank 
Merchants'  N.  Bank 
Nat.  Bank  of  Balt'ore  : 
Nat.  Bankof  Cora'rce 
Nat.  Exchange  Bank 
Nat.  Far.  iPlan.Bank 
Nat.  Howard  Bank 
Nat.  Marine  Bank... 
Nat.  Mechaiiics'Bauk 
Nat.  Un.  Bank  of  Md 

Old-Town  Bank 

People's  Bank 

Second  Nat.  Bank... 
South  Balti'ore  Bank 
Third  National  Bank 
Traders'  Nat.  Bank.  I 
Western  Nat.  Bank. .  i 
I 

Baltimore  Trust    & 

Guaranty  Co I 

Fidelity   &    Deposit 

Co.  of  Maryland... 
Guar.  Security  Trust 

A  Deposit  Co 

Maryland  Tr.  Co... 
Mercantile  Trust  & 

Deposit  Oo.  of  Bait 
Bate  DepoMt  <t  Trust! 

Co.  of  Baltimore.. 

FrtEDERICK— 
Central  Nat.  Bank... 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
Farmers  &  Mechan- 
ics'Nat.  Bank... 

First  Nat.  Bank 

Franklin  Sav.  Bank 

FrederlckCo.  NatBk 

Frederick  Town  Sav. 

Institution 


200,000! 
100,000' 
500,000 
512,560 
300,000 
300,000 
500,000 
650,000 
1,110,000 
300,000 
400,000 
500,0001 
1,500,0001 
1,210,7001 
300,000, 
600,000 
800,000, 
L'liO.OOO 

.100.000 

1,000,000 

900,000 

150,000 

225,000  § 

500,000 

28,150 
500,000 
230,000 

50H.OOO 


500,000 
750,000 

100,000 
1,000,000 

1,000,000  1 
500,000 


34,000! 

2,500, 

500,0001 

130,000! 

22,000 
100,000 

20,000' 
325,000 
275,000 

50,000 

90,000 

20,000 
500,000 
400,000 

80,000 
120,000 
600,000! 

24,800! 
100,000 
200,000 
200,000 
140,000 

13,622 

500,000 

2,000 

47,200 

46,000 
300.000 


689,352  100 
239,233  100, 
1,994,465  10 
769,472  100 
548,044  lOOl 
2,351,425:100; 
788,802  100 
1,435,144  40 
1,627,817:100 
375,028 !  100 
528,108  100 
577,710100 
3,138,082100 
1,676,680,100 
637,329  15 


116 

"26' 
120 

90 
170=4 

95 

6013 
125 
106 


1,413,451 


100 
25 


1,984,121 

568,494!.... 

1,285,858  30 

2,287,475  10 

1,460,472  75 

668,000!  10 

369,909  20 

832,518  100 


92 
144 

"IB" 

130 
45 


39 


81 
17 


120 
90 

21 

93" 

fo'o" 
el's 

127 


95 
146 


17 

47" 
Ilia 
40 


1812 
.  18Ja 
190  195 


1.273,742 100   99  ]102 

440,002.100  100  106 

1,854,562  20  40  !  41 


300,000    1,752,363 
500,000 


1,237,397 

,000,000    3,060,677 


200,000  §    50,959 
100,000  §  110,036 


125,000  ( 
100,000  ( 
112,000 
150,000 


45,177 
23,524 
11,570 
58,197 


171,0005    61,341 


158,601 
1,399,983 

234,216 
141,473 


100 
BO 


100 
100 


BO 

100 


25 

loo 


25 
100 


200     205 

I 
138      140 

90 

122     125 

126    J127ia 
..300 


27       27*2 
250      ...... 


32% 
40 


33 

60 


111,597100  110 

72,140  15   18^;  19 

596,000  100   160     165 


•L»«l  aaln.  iKookvalue.  JPartpaldin.  ^Including  undivided  profits. 
x  Ex-dividend. 


MASSACHUSETTS. 


Capital.      Snrpliu.     Deposils.    P'r    Bid. 


BOSTON— 
Atlantic  Nat.  Bank.. 

Atlas  Nat.  Bank , 

Blackstone  Nat.  Bk. 
Boston  Nat.  Bauk. . . 
Boylstou  Nat.  Bank.. 
Broad  way  Nat.  Bk... 
Bunker  Hill  Nat.  Bk. 
Central  Nat.  Bank... 

Colombian  Nat.  Bk.. 

Commercial  Nat.  Bk. 
Continental  Nat.  Bk. 
Eliot  National  Bank. 
Everett  Nat.  Bank.. 
Faneuil  Hall  Nat.  Bk 
First  National  Bank., 
First  Ward  Nat.  Bk.., 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank...j 
Freeinans'  Nat.  Bk.., 
Globe  Nat.  Bank....' 
Hamilton  Nat.  Bk... 

Hancock  Nat.  Bk 

Howard  Nat.  Bank.. 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank.. 
Manure'  Nat.  Bank. 
Market  Nat.  Bank...1 

Mass.  Nat.  Bank 

Mechanics'  Nat.  Bk.. 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk.. 
Metrop'litanNat.  Bk.| 
Monument  Nat.  Bk.. 
Mt.  Vernon  Nat.  Bk. 
National  City  Bank. , 
Nat.Bk.ofC'mmerce., 
Nat.Bk.of  C'mmouw. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  No.  Am..! 
Nat.  Bk.  o  f  Redemp . . 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Republic . 
National  Eagle  Bk. . . 
Nat.  Exchange  Bk — 
N.  Hide&Leath.  Bk., 
N.  Market  Bk.of  Brig.! 
Nat.  Revere  Bauk. . . 
National  Rockland 

Bank  of  Roxbury.. 
Nat.  Security  Bank. . 
Nat.  Union  Bauk — 
Nat.  Webster  Bank.. 
N.  Eng.  Nat.  Bank.. 
North  Nat.  Bank  — 
Old  Boston  Nat.  Bk. 
Peoples'  Nat.  Bank 

of  Roxbury 

Second  Nat.  Bauk. . . 
Shawniut  Nat.  Bank. 
Sh.  &  Leath.  Nat.  Bk. 
South  End  Nat.  Bk. . 

State  Nat.  Bank 

Suffolk  Nat.  Bank... 

Third  Nat.  Bank 

Tremont  Nat.  Bank 
Washington  Nat.  Bk.1 
Winthrop  Nat.  Bank! 

Am.  Loan  &Tr.  Co.. 
Bay  State  Trust  Co. . 

Beacon  Trust  Co 

Best.  S.  Den.  &  Tr.Co.  I 
Columbia  Trust  Co. . 
Internat'l  Trust  Co. . 
Mass.  Loan  &  Tr.  Co. 
Mattapan  D.&  Tr.Co. 
Merc.  Loan  &  Tr.  Co. 
N.  Engl'd  Trust  Co . . 
Old  Colony  Trust  Co.  > 

Puritan  Trust  Co 

State  St.  Safe  Depos. 

&  Trust  Co I 

U.  8.  Trust  Co i 

BEVERLY— 
Beverly  Nat.  Bank. . ; 

BROCKTON— 
Brockton  Nat.  Bank. 

Home  Nat.  Bank 

Plymouth    Co.    Safe 

Dep.  &  Trust  Co... 

CAMBRIDGE— 
Charles  Riv.  N.  Bank 
Cambridge  Safe  Dep. 

A  Trust  Co : 

CHELSEA— 
First  National  Bank. 
\Vinni8simetNat.Bk. 

DANVERS— 
First  National  Bank. 

FALL  RIVER— 
Fall  River  Nat.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
VFassasoit  Nat.  Bank 
tfetacomot Nat.  Bk. . 
National  Union  Bank 
Pocasset  Nat.  Hank. 
Second  Nat.  Bank. .. 

FITCH  BURQ— 
?itohburg  Nat.  Bank 
Sollstoue  Nat.  Bank 
Safety  Fund  Nat.  Bk. 
Wachussett  Nat.  Bk. 

HAVERHILL— 

3ssex  Nat.  Bank 

First  National  Bank.i 
Haverhill  Nat.  Bank 
Haverhill  Safe  De 

posit* Trust  Co... 
ilerchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
MerrimackNat.  Bank 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 


Atk. 


750,000  3OO.OOO 

1,500,000  400.OOO 

1,OOO,OOO  200,000 

1,000,000  2OO.OOO 

700.OOO  350,000 

200,000  175,000 

500,000  350,000 

500.000  100,000 
1,000,000  185,000 

250.0001  12.OOO 
1,000,000  200.OOO 
1,000,000  500,000 

400,000  50,000 

1,000,000  300,000 

1,000,000  1,000,000 

200,000  100,000 

750,000  150,000 

800,000  124,100 

1,000,000:  85,500| 

750,000,  200,000 

400,000  $  11,703 

1,000,000  200.OOO, 

500,000  15,125 

500,000  50,200 

800,000!  134,000 

800,000  57,000 

250,000  100,000 

3,000,000  1,500,000 


500,000 

150,000 

200,000 

1,000,000 

1,500,000 

1,000,000 

1,000,000 

1,000,000 


84,000 
160,000 

40,000 
120,500 
300,000 
500,000 
200,000 
400,000 


1,500,0001,000,000 
1,000,000  108,000 
1,000,000  400,000 
1,500,000  300,000 
250,000'  50,000 
1,500,000  170,000 


300,000 

250,000 

1,000,000 

1,000.000 

1,000.000 

1,000,000 

900,000 


150,000' 
200,000 
400,000 
250,000 
600,000 
200,000 
250,000 


1,133,000  100 
2,861,000  100 
M25.OOO  100 
2,660,000  IOO 
1,814,000  100, 
1,820,0001100 
1,226,828  10O| 
1,971,000  IOO 
2,634,000  100 

862,000!10O 
1,322,000  100 
1,516,0001100 

871,000' 100 
2,042,OOO  IOO 
4,204,000  100 

765,010,100 
2,424,0001100 
1,830,000  100 
4,57«,000;iOO 
1,503,000,100 

718,000  100 
2,530,000  100 
1,191,000  100 
2,384,000  100 
2,385,000  100 
1,600,000  IOO 
1,270,000  100 
7,506,000  IOO 
1,047,000!100 

379,052  100 
1,197.000  100 
1,679,000  100 
5.673,000  100 
7,354,OOOJ100 
1,630,000  100 
8,055,000  100 
9,463,000  100 
1,414,000  100 
6,959,000  100 
3,086,000  100 

625,116  100 

5,523,000  100 

r   i 

1,455,956  IOO 
1,596,000  IOO 
2,169,000,100 
2,153,000:iOO 
2,909,000  100 
2,848,000  100 
1,630,000:100 


108    j 109 

89  *  "9oii 

8814    883t 

' 1123 

1 |100 

199    '200 
114    J115 

93    ! 

79%! 

99i« 

122      123 
• 80 

228"  2i>2  * 


. 

•  ......  120 

85  ,  87 
85   ...... 

106  106i« 
'  ......  70 

87»a  88 

74  75 

•  ......  100 

75  75i« 

•  ......  80 

122   ...... 

1521215231 

•  ......  90 

•  ......  225 

•  ......  100  "4 


112 


97 
......  115 

138>s  140 

77  j  78 

126   127 

108  108:% 

98  100 

81i4  82 


300,000'  170,000: 
1,600,0001,000,000 

1,000,000  200,000' 

1,000,000  125,000' 

200,000  6,500' 

2,000,000  400.000 

1,000,000  300,000! 

2,000,000  90,000' 

1,000,000  200,000 

750,000  250,000 

300,000  150,000 


571,862 
8,210,000 
7,617,000 
3,373,000 

252,310 
4,175,000 
2,170,0001 
6,953,000 
1,894,000 

933,000 
2,134,000 


•  ......  17812 

12934  ...... 

10014  lOOia 
148  149 
9914  ...... 

106 


:  137  Hi 


100  136 
IOO4 
100* 
100   39 
100* 
100  110 
100  107 
100   t-9 
100   80 
100  ' 
100  * 


11212 

"65" 
111 

108 

90 

82 

100  i« 
131 


1,000,000 
200,000 
300,000 
1,000,0001 

100,000 

1,000,000  1 

1,000,000! 

100.000 

250,000 

1,000,000  1 

1,000,000 

200,000 

300,000: 
200.0OO 


500,000 

25,000 

§37,792 

,000,000 

2,500 

,000,000 

200,000 

12,000 

6,000 

,000,000 

750,000 


4,424,104  100* 130 

2,304,493  100 


94 


97 


532,790:100 
7,349,693  100 

194,067  .. 

8,339,428:100:  I 

2,977,487  100 1* 104 

510,000100  . 

501,157  100  * 100 

12,705,589,100  

12,219,732  100  * 185 14 

523,565  100* 103 


24,650  1,120,863100* 102% 

50,000  1,153,793100  


200,000   70,000 


368,068 


100 


140 


150 


lOO.OOO       20,000       513,174100* 12,i 

200,000     100,000    1,006,485100* 175 

100,000  §  4,470'  323,367  100 

I 

100,0005  65,000  625,000100* 

100,000  §  20,000  550,000  100  * 


....  158H 
....  112 

..  106 
....  99% 


150,000   24,000   140,643|  75   73   77 


300,000  100.000   600,000  100  *. 
100,000   18,500   300,000  100  *. 


400,000 
400,000 
300,000: 
500.000 
200,000 
200,000 
150,000 


250,000 
250.OOO 
200,000 
250,000 


100,000 
300,000 
200,000 

200,000 
100,000 
240,000 

150,000; 


100,000 

150,000 

150,000 

125,000 

14,700 

40,000 

75,000 


150,000 

135,000 

40,000 

250,000 


20,000 
1 '-'0,000 
100,000 

20,000 

25,000 

120,000 

50,000 


411,913  100  105 
466,773  100 
501,512  100 
433,254100 
232,080  100  104 
367.9101OO  145 
290,121  100  165 


ibs 

172 


762,629  100* 145 

348,087  100* 145 

330,829  100  * 120 

771,354  100* 200 


181,488100  

564,805  100  129  I 

586,038  100  147  I 

..  100  112  I 

202,063  100  118  ! 

414,705  100  155 

455,566  100  157i« 


•Last  sale,  t  Book  value.  ;  Part  paid  in.  $  Including  undivided  profits 


FEBRI  ART,  1897.] 


BANK    STOCK    QUOTATIONS. 


•.VI-  ... 


TAUMTOW— 

PlOo.Nat.Baak 
••-   Hut    !<« 
on  Nat.  Bank 

wo«ce$Tfi»— 

•I  Nat.  Bank  .. 
n*'  Rat.  Bank. 

F  Nat ion.1  Bank 

tNat.  lunk 

_«aanlc.r  Nat.  Bk 
| 

•Nil  niter  Nat.  Bank 
I  Wore.  8.  D.  *  Tr.  Co. 


Qmfitml.     Surplus.     Depo.Ut.    p-r    Bid.    Aik. 


HoLYcuce— 

City  National  Bank. 
Hadley  Pai:*NatBk. 
Holy  okr  Nat.  Bank. . 
Home  Nat.  Bank — 
Park  National  Bank 

LAWRENCI  — 
Arlington  Nat.  Bank 
Hay  State  Nat.  Bank 
Broadway  Sav.  Bk. . 
«a»x  SaYiiijrs  Bank. 
Lawrence  Nat.  Bank 
Lawrence  Sav.  Bank 
Merchant'  Nat.  Bk . 
Pacinc  Nat.  Bank . . . 

LOWELL— 

Appleton  Nat.  Bank. 
Pint  National  Hank. 
Lowell  Trust  Co.. . 
Kerch.  Nat.  Bank... 
Kiddle-ex  Tru- 
Old  Lowell  Nat.  Bk. 
PraeottNat  Bank.. 
Railroad  Nat.  Bank. 
Trader*'  Nat.  Bank.. 
Wamesit  Nat.  Bank. 

LYNN— 

Central  Nat.  Bank.. 
Pint  National  Bank. 
Lynn  National  Bank 


500.000  57,000 

2OO.OOO  lOO.OOO 

2OO.OOO  85.OOO 

25O.OOO  43.0OO 

100,000  50.000 


540,206  1OO 
163,736  1OO 
538,206  1.00 
315,641  10O 
3^9,059  1OO 


10O 
ISO 
150 
1O5 


100.000  20.000 

375,000  75,000 

40,800  

SOO.OOO  

300.000  30,500 

•.".'.TOO  

1OO.OOO  2O.OOO 

150.000  25,000 


e'sXat.  Bank 

National  City  Bank. 
Nat  Security  Bank.. 
•ee'ySafeDep.AT.Co 

NEW  BEOFOBO- 

Otlxeu' Nat.  Bank- 
Pint  National  Bank, 
ateeh.  National  Hank 
Kerch.  Nat'l  Bank... 
Vat  Bank  of  Com. 
Hew  Bedford  8.  Uep. 
AT 

PEABOOY— 
«o.  Danrers  Nat  Bk. 
Warren  Nat.  Bank  . . 

SALEM— 

Asiatic  Nat  Bank... 

jm National  Bank. 

,  lercantlle  Nat  Bank 

ErtsiiSES 

!  raumkea*  Nat  Bank 
•atom  Nat  Bank.... 

SPHINOFIELD— 
twain  Nat  Bank. 
•t.  Bank... 
-•pee  Nat  Bank 
v.        •!  Bank. 


SOO.OOO 
250.000 
195.000 
MMMMM 

100.000 
Booiooo 
300.000 

4  OO.OOO 
200.000 
250.000 


200,000 
500,000 
100.000 
lOO.OOO 
200,000 
200.000 
100.000 
200.000 


100,000 

150, 

26,198 
100,000 

40,6OO 
100,000 
100.000 

8,000 
50,000 


100,000 
200.000 

125,000 
50.000 

.  I..K*, 

15O.OOO 

150.000 

45,000 


500.000 

1.000.000 

•00,000 

1.000.000 
1.000.000 


)133.531 
4287.489 
4391.049 
{685.70B 
{2S2.0S8 


200.000   §28^45 


150.000> 

250.000 


315,000 
800.000 
200:000 
20O.OOO 
200.000 
500.000 
300,000 


600.000 
"  0.000 


347.000  100 
4  12.0OO  75 

1,400,000 

6,438.000 
397,000  1OO 

1.1OO.OOO 
4«3.OOO  1OO 
322,000100 


722,344  10O 
424.89)  loo 
831.O43  100 
641.813  100 
149.OOO  10O 
349,17-  100 
418,619  100 
5«2.4fl.«  100 
1.339,937  100 
268,632  100 

356.838  100 
573,962  I'"i 
47.VJ.'':  I"" 
74IJ.SOO  1OO 
4-.:t,446  1OO 
636,181  1OO 
498,471  1OO 
1.036,000  100 


349,453  100 
513,208100 
478,680  10O 
913,288  100 
402,587  1OO 

470,351  100 


12O 
12O 


127 


115 

112 


125 
162 
102 
143 



121 
139 
131 



128 


155 
130 
190 
160 
9O 

160 

_.._.„ 

140 


110 
153 
183 
2O5 
78 


1O5 
160 
155 
115 


GRAND  RAP.— (Con.) 
National  City  Bank.. 
Old  National  Bank.. 
State  Bk.of  Michigan, 

BAY  CITY— 

Bay  City  Bank 

Bay  County  Bank. . . 
.  Commercial  Bank... 
.  First  National  Bank. 
.  Old  Second  Nat.  Bk. 

SAQINAW— 
Bank  of  Saginaw — 
Commercial  Nat.  Bk. 
First  Nat. Bk.of  Sag. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 


Capital.     Surplus. 


SOO.OOO 
800,000 

'.'00.000 


100,000 

160,000 

17,000 


126 

ibs" 

145 
90 

U2" 

ibo' 


160 
135 
2OO 
175 
95 
168 
225 
150 


115 
184  ij 


250,000 

.  . 

100.000 
250.000 
200.000 
300.000 
MOyMR 

HMM 


68.000 

100.000 


75.000 
00.000 
60.000 
75.OOO 
40.000 
300,000 
70,000 


91.000 

77.000 

150.000 

lOO.OOO 

67.300 

14.000 

50.000 

100.000 

150.000 

-,.,.,,... 
II 

400.000 


109,498  100 
2»9,710  100 


290.330  30, 
269.-. 

363320  SO 
22O.OS3  100 
860.154  100 
360,726  100 


397,326  100 
893.343  100 
B86.OH3  100 
5O1.434  100 
471.414  HHI 
429.4  8O  100 
815.991  1OO 


115  120 
117>-j  120 


27 

--  _ 


30 

--> 


100  103 
(IS   67 
80   90 
125   130 
110 


120  130 

150  160 

140  147 

105  110 

125  135 

105  110 

130  140 

135  143 


1^70,475  irx> 
640.909  100 


200.000 
200.000  113.000 
•OO.OOO  200.000 


MO.OOO  100 
260,000  100 
430.000 100 


300.000 
150.000 
400.000 
MO.OM 

(50.000 
IOO.OOO 
100,000 


100.000 

40.000 

100.000 

200.000 

48.000 

100.OOO 

200.000 

lOO.OOO 


130 
MM 


140 

212 


125 

165 

..  150 


133 
1*0 
145  'ISO 


137 
135 


782.107  100 

689,49*1  100 
1.081.194  100 
1.931.839  100 

896.6O2  100  133  140 
1.109.33-}  100  143  ISO 
2.146.160  100)  140 


MICHIGAN. 


ah. Nat  Bk.. 
BtfaT.  Bank.. 
•'Uav.  Bank. 
kT.  B. 

IIH  rrlal  Nat.  Bk. 
Hank... 
Kir.  Bar.  Bk. 


ink 

ink . ... 
^^^•fcn  A  A.  8»v.. 

a  Bar.  Bank 
-  »v.  iik.. 

^^•Vat  Bank'. '.  1 

•  7.  Bk.. 

, 


4OO.OOO 
100.000 

•.'KKI 
'.OOO 
•.000 
•.000 

200.000 

200,000 

500.000 
100.000 
300.000 
150.000 

I'Xi.OOO 

.000 
•,ooo 

i.OOO 

1,000.000 
200.000 
200.000 

ISO 

:,„,....,., 

J(H,,N«, 


IS3.OOO 
10.000 

:•- 

:  -  

301.000 

fl.OOO 
25  .OOO 

123.000 

68.000 

-  I  • 

3.500 

41. "00 

100,000, 

80.000 

50,000 

-  -..». 

16.500 

100.000 


no 

,,., 
00 
0 


•  •  - 

MHI 

»«l  KKI  2OO 

•.;-  ••  • 
3300.0001011  mo 

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i.iso.ooo  100  


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DM 100 

•ooioo  

• ,  :  oo  go 

<>  22.') 

331.0OO  1OO  65 

33.OOO  1OO  1  IS 

0.300,000  IOO  423 


us 
too 

130 
83 
150 
185 
100 

iz's" 
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11)3 

100 


120 


211.7. 

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140 

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•  117 
UB 

11.-. 


101.491)100    lli> 

.  l'M>!  11  II 

.-,-..  .;.».  100   I  • 


Deposits.  I  I"r 


Bid. 


842,493 

1,923,406 

330,079 


150.0OO  50,000 

5O.OOO  25,000 

1OO.OOO  

200.0OO  50.OOO 

400,000  53,500 


200,000  80,000 

1OO.OOO  50.0OO 

lOO.OOO  40,000 

200.000  200,000, 

MINNESOTA. 


100 
100 
100 


622,192  100 
394,489!.... 
300,0001100 
540,025  100 
671,543  100 


894,177 

357,829 

457,666 

1,170,284 


100 
100 
1OO 

loo 


120 


75 

ibs" 


MINNEAPOLIS— 
Bankers'  Exch.  Bank 
Bankof  HtnnesppU*. 

Farmers'  <fe  Median. 

Savings  Bank 

First  National  Bank. 
FUmr  City  Nat.  B'k.. 
German- Amer.  Bk... 

Oennanla  Bank 

Hennepin  Co.Sav.  Bk 
Metropoltan  Bank.. 
MetroiMilitan  Tr.  Co. 
MinneaiwlisTr.  Co.. 
Minnesota  Loan  A- 

Trust  Co 

Mln n. Title  Insur'noe 

&  Trust  Co 

Nat.  Bk.  of  Commerce 
Nicnllct  Nat.  Bank.. 
North- Western  N.  B . 
People's  Bk.of  Minn. 
St.  Anthony  Falls  Bk. 

Security  Bank 

Standard  Bank 

Swedish- Amer.  N.  B. 

DULUTH— 
American  Exch.  Bk. 
ConuMntal  Bank... 

Puliith  Trust  Co 

First Jlatlonal  Bank. 
St.  !>•*  Co.  Rank.. 
State  Bank  of  Duluth 

ST.  PAUL— 

Capital  Rank 

Pint  National  Bank. 
Merchant*'  N.  Bank. 
Nnt'l  Oennan-Amer- 

Bunk 

Northern  Exch. Bank 
st.  Paul  Nat.  faiik.. 
8t.  Paul  Title  Insur- 

,•  .  .•  ,v  Tiu-t  00 
St.  PanlTnuit  Co....! 
Security  Trust  Co — ' 
Scandlnar'n-Ain.  B'k 
Setxmd  Nat.  Bank... 
r-.  on 


30,000 
100,000 


1. 1 II II  1. 1 II II I 
500,000 

60.OOO 

50.OOO 

lOO.OOO 

•JOO.OOO 

1,000,000 
500,000 

500,000 

500,000 
1,000,000 

:,i>o.  on*  i 

1,250,000 

75,000 

150.OOO 

1. i.oon 

50,000 

•J.-.0...00 


500,000 

25.OOO 

150,000 

1,000,000 

.-.•I.I  KM! 

loo.ooo 


100AM 

1.000.000 
1,000,000 

I.IIIHIIKHI 

100.000 

• 


500.000 
850.000 
210,000 
100.000 
2OO.OOO 
100.000 


500 
§10,000, 

265.000 

S45.00P 

100,000 

If,. 000 

1,000, 

525,843 

20.0OO 

28,000 

217,862! 


37,000  1OO 
165,000100 


6,151,000  . 

2.428.OOO  100 

1,200,000  100 

394,033  100 

58,000  100 

1,239,150  100 

329,000  100 

85,000  100 

100 


85,000   500,000100 


40,000  100 

1,865,000  100 

897,000  100 

2,800.000  1OO 

45,000  100 

383,000  100 

4,OOO,OOO  100 

89,281  1OO 

900,000  100 


85,000 

6-J.5OO 
25O.OOO 

jio',043' 

•j.-.O.iXMI 

js.88a 

16,000 


127,442 

51,857 

§1 4,000 

SI72.876 

55.OOO 

10,000 


1,372,640  1OO 
65,126  100 
100 

1,642,613  100 

65,0001.... 

200,000  100 


. 
t,  1022655 


514,514  100 
4,980.310100 
4,059,024  100 


§53,323 
"52,453 

32,000 

50,  ...... 

185,208 

}218,317 
88,609 


1,644,378 
279,449 
668,023 


279,449  100 


100 
100 

Kill 


100 

100 

100 

450,409  1OO 
988,580  100 
442,170  100 


25 


105 

ibo" 


135 


MISSOURI. 


ST.  LOUIS- 
Am.  Exokuifc  Bank 
Boatmen'*  Bank — 

Bremen  Bank 

Chemical  Nat.  Bank. 

Citizen*'  Bank 

Commercial  Hank 
Continental  N.  Hank 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 

Franklin  Bank 

<  Jennan-Amer.  Bank 

Ccruian  Savin 

I  ntcrM  Bk.of  St  Louis 

Jefferson  Bank 

Lafayette  Bank 

Lincoln  Trust  Co 

Mechanic*'  Bank  — 
Merchant*'    J,aclede 

Natlimnl  Bank 


300,000    §354,011 
2,000,000   §667,996 

100,000    {188.0OO 

::i;,717 
[45,313 

'.I-..:-':: 


140.44M 

- 


2OO.OOO 
SOO.OOO 

l.OOO.OOO 

1,000.000  , 

600.000  5l2f»,219 

150,000  5846,951 

230,000  §502,902 

200.000  §86,970 

100.000  523,056 

lOO.OOO  §350,966 

500.000  §45.624 

600,000  §727,608 

1.4OO.OOO  684,726 


Mlaaiaslp.Val'yTr.Co  :2,60O,OOO  §611.963 

M.illiinpySav.Bank.        lOO.OOO  ',:,.o3n 

NatBankofOorn'roe    8.OOO.OOO  §975.602 

Nat.  B'koftheKepub       SOO.OOO  §48,617 
Northwestern     Sav- 

Ines  Hank 2OO.OOO 

St  Louis  Nat.  Bank.    l.OOO.OOO 

St.  L.  Safe  D. A 8.  Co.        200.OOO  541.076 

sr.  Ix>uls  Trust  Co...  :2,50O,OOO  §620,847 

s        650,000  §1153314 


08,867 

- 


StateB'nkof  StLonls 

Southern  Com.  Bank 
South  Side  Bank — 
Third  National  Bank 
Union  Trust  Co 

KANSAS  CITY- 
American  Nat.  Bank 
Hank  of  Grand  Ave. 

•izpus'  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
Intcrn'1  IxianATr.C'o 
ite.Vat.Hank 
Kan.  City  State  Bank 
Mechanics'  Bank — 
Metrop'tanNatBank 
Ml. Hand  Nat.  Bank.. 

[Nsuurl    Kansas   A 

Texas  Trust  Co 

Ml-iioiirl  Union  Tr.Co 
Nat.  Bank  of  Cfim'rce 


lOOiOOO "   514,296 
200,000      $47,707 
1, OOO.OOO    6254,041 
1,000,000    §29t(,753 


250.0OO 

50,000 

2OO.OOO 

2riO,OOO 

l.OOO.OOO 

1,000,000 

200,000 

50.OOO 

Sno.OOO 

500,000 


1,250,000  §1196562 


1  OO.OOO 
1,000,000 


28,112 
•J.-IOO 

lO.OOO 

1 75.OOO 

7,379 

85,000 

20.OOO 
2.OOO 


2,280,102  50 
7.003,613100 
1,141,806100 


75 
152 
215 


840,764  100  70 

629,556100'  90 

3,338,347  100  230 

5,585,473  100  110 

4,047,763  1OO  202 

3,095,162  1OO  130 

2.527.2H2  1OO  675 

3,704,759  1OO  3O5 

933..V74  100,  146 

311,991  100  90 

2,473,9511 00  325 

309,810100  111 

2,912,922  100|  216 

5,686,523  1OO  115 

3,327,167,   50  -:i 

802,382100  95 

9,099,642,100  138 

1,309,726  100  100 


1,827,200  100 
2,923,12'.!  KKI 

100 

2,893,171  KKI 

3,379,857    50 

219,552  100 


130 

89 

114 

129 

176 

85 


631,561!  100  120 
3,110,020  100  87 
2,769,934  100 


Ask. 


120 

125 

90 


158 
175 
80 
155 
110 


150 
140 


250 


70 
120 


125 
80 


•80 
80 


80 

85 


9S 
105 


110 


154 

100 

90 

loo 


100 


130 

200    ,205 
150 

75 
60 


70 
50 

75 


112 

245 


60 

50 

80 

117 

!250 


78 
155 
230 
73 
95 
1235 
112 
208 
150 
700 
315 
J147 
I  95 
340 
113 
230 

118 
84 
102 
140 
102 


140 
91 
116 
131 
182 
95 
122 
90 
122V 125 


1,277,276, 100  70   71 

140.000  lOOl  100 

819,593  100  95   100 

3,321,569  1OO  170  175 

111,158,100  

1,750,099,100  100 

089,661  100  85 

524,000  100  95 

f>»',OQO  2,3-13,123  1OO  80 

-  3,281,743  100  99 


25.OOO 


100 
100 


2OO.OOO    5,138,606  100 


100 
"90" 


101 
90 
98 
85 

100 

101 
"92" 


'B«*kTalM.  :  Part  paid  la.  SInoladi..- undivided  prolt*         'La.t*ate.  tBookralue.  IPartpaldln.  §Inoludlng  undivided  proflts 


4:2 


THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


KAN.  ClTY-Conel. 

New  England  Safe 
Deposit  A  Trust  Co 
Union  Nat.  Bank — 
Un.Ave.  B'nkofCom 
Unit  State*  Trust  Co 

ST.  JOSEPH— 
Central  Savings  Bk. 
First  Nat.  Bank   of 

Buchanan  Co 

German-Amor.  Bank 
Merchants'  Bank — 
Nat.  Bank  of  St.  Jog. 

Park  Bank 

State  National  Bank 
Tootle,  Lemon  &  Co. 


Capital. 


Snrplut, 


100,000 

600.000 

10,000 

250,000 


100,000 

250.000 

10O.OOO 
200,000 
1OO.OOO 
40,000 
fl  00,000 


35,000 

C.8,000 


1,000 


9,716 

18,320 

10,902 
4,336 

100,000 


40.000 

22,042 


DepotlU. 


fr    Bid. 


1,040,606  100 

2,510,642  100 

300,000  100 

650,000  100 


765,714 

4H1.651 


313,880  100 

100 

100 
606,402' 1OO 

1,733,980100 
105,000:100 
676,327I1OO 

1,134,1921 


125 
96 


130 
99 


95 


60 

70 
60 
80 


100 
40 


-4s/.-. 


100 


70 

80 
70 
90 


105 
55 


NEBRASKA. 


LINCOLN— 

Am.  Exch.  Nat.  Bank 
Columbia  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
Merchants'  Bank — 
Merchants'  Trust  Co. 
Security  In vest'nt  Co 

OMAHA— 

Commercial  N.  Bank 
Equitable  Trust  Co.. 
Fidelity  Trnst  Co — 
First  National  Bank. 
Merchants' N.  Bank. 
Nat'l  Bank  of  Com- 
merce  

Nebraska  Nat.  Bank. 
Omaha  Loan  &  Tr.  Co 
Omaha  Nat.  Bank... 
Rochester  Loan  & 

Banking  Co 

Union  National  Bank 
United    States    Na- 
tional Bank 


SOUTH  OMAHA— 
Packers'  Nat.  Bank. 
South  OmahaNat.Bk 
Union   Stock  Yards 

National  Bank 


250,000 

200,000 

400,000 

50,000 

lOO.OOO 
200,000 


400,000 
175,0" 

50,0 
500,000 
500.000 

300,000 

400,000 

50,000 

1,000,000 

100,000 
250,000 

400,000 


100,000 
100,000 

200,000 


21.00O  356,111 

14,000  187,625 

100,000  923,934 

2,000  42,796 


14,000 


13,000 
100.000 
100,000 

2,649 
20,500 
30,803 
50,000 

30,000 
7,000 

26,000 


7,838 
75,000 

50,000 


487,081 


3,548',660  100 
1,314,344  ' 


100 

100 


100 
100 

100 


200,831  100 

913,952  100 

350,000  100 

3,580,652  100 


100 
100 


557,221 


1,212,840  100 


138,794 
751,494 

925,205 


100 
100 


100 


NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 


MANCHESTER— 

AmoskeagNat.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Manches'r  Nat.  Bank 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 


200,000 
150,000: 
150.OOO 
150,000 
100,000 


122,631 
61,439 

100,018 
60,229 
31,551 


968,115  100 
141,553  100 
921,463:100 
347,6731100* 
374,391)100  • 


165 
139 
270 
130 
116 


NEW  JERSEY. 


CAMDEN— 
Camden  Nat.  Bank. . 
Camdeu  Safe  Dep.  <t 

TrustCo 

Central  Trust  Co 

First  National  Bank. 
National  State  Bank 
N.  J.  Tr.  &S.D.  Co.. 

ELIZABETH— 

Citizens'  Bank 

Elizabethp't  Bkg.  Co. 
First  National  Bank. 
National  State  Bank 

HOBOKEN— 

First  National  Bank. 
Hud.Tr.  ASav.  Inst. 
Second  Nat.  Bank. .. 

JERSEY  CITY— 
First  Nation  al  Bank . 
Hudson  Co.  Nat.  Bk 
N.J.TitGu.&Tr.Co. 
Seeond  Nat.  Bank... 
Third  Nat.  Bank 

NEWARK— 
Essex  Co.  Nat.  Bank 
Fidelity  Title  &  D.  Co 
German  Nat.  Bank.. 
Manufact'rs  N.  Bank 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Nat.  Newark  Bkg.  Co 
National  State  Bank. 
Newark  City  N.  Bank 
North  Ward  N.  Bank 
Second  Nat.  Bank.. 
State  Banking  Co.  of 

Newark . . . 


PATERSON— 

First  National  Bank. 

Paterson  Nat.  Bank. 

Paterson  Safe  Depos- 
it &  Trust  Co 

Bilk  City  Safe  Depos- 
it &  Trust  Co 

Seeond  Nat.  Bank  . . 

Paterson  Bar.  Inat'n 

TRENTON— 

Broad  St.  Nat.  Bank 
First  National  Bank 
Mechanics'  Nat.  Bk.. 
Trenton  Banking  Co 
Trenton  Trust  &  Safe 
Deposit  Co 


100,000       30,000  [      443,257 100 

100,000  100,000  2,793,498  25 
100,000  15,000!  285,000  25 

675,913  100 
2,140,665  50 

710,067  100 


200.000  125,000 

260.0001  260,000 
200.000   §25,595 


100,000 

50,000 

200,000 

350,000 


40,000 
100,000 
300,000 


180,000  100 
200,000  50 
642,597  100 
980.000  50 


110.000  §  364,903  1,189.568  25 
125,00015  59,920  2,345,178100 

136.0001  82,076   764,387100 


400,000 

250.OOO 
200,000  $ 
250,000 
200,000 


300,000 

350,000:  § 

200,000 

250,000 

200,000 

500,000 

500,000 

500,000 

200.000 

300,000 


100 
135 
150 
150 


500,000  5,478,250  100  290 
300.0OO;  1,885,096100  330 
191.0OO  1,745,000  lOOi  250 
250,000  1,603,265,100  235 
50,000  617,845  100  150 


100,000  §  120,000 


400,000 
300,000 

100,000 

100,0005 

150.000 
100,000 


250,000 
500,000 
500,000 
500,000 

100,000 


300,000 
83,000 

100,000 
90,000 

100,000 

200,000 

250,000 
150,000 
100,000 
100,000 


300,000 
60,000 

41,000 
12,000 

100,000 

445,310 


50,000 
250,000 
250,000 
200,000 

1,500 


2,610,442    50 

1,900,000100 

1,287,306  100 

924,593100 

1,424,6071100 

2,385,568,  50 

1,357,576    50 

1,706,716:  50 

999,229  100 

816,574100 

1,024,000  100 


1,472,282  100 


1,279,463 


100 


911,000  100 


204,000 

730,876 

4,477,000 


379,367  100 


581,157 
1,435,514 
1,880,000 


100 
50 

10(1 


100 
50 
50 


527,000^100 


145 

110 

195 

145 

200 

85 

78 

77 

165 

140 

170 


225 
150 


95 
600 


108 
'78' 


80 

120 
18 

140 
95 

43 


150 
155 


125 
200 
160 


310 
25"6" 


155 
115 
200 
ISO 

205 

87 

78" 
170 
145 

180 


150 


112 

145 

80 


100 


AUBURN— 

Jayuga  Co.  Nat.  Bk.  200,000  75,000 

Nat.  Bank  of  Auburn  200,000  40,000 

BlNQHAMTON— 

Blnghamton  Tr.  Co.  400,000  §73,159 

City  National  Bank  200,000  40,000 

First  National  Bank.  200,000  50,000 

People's  Bank 100,000  §  3,456 

Susquehanna  Valley  100,000  25,000 

Strong  State  Bank ...  100,000  35 ,000 

BROOKLYN— 

Price*  pereentnotp  erthare.) 

BedfordBank ]  150,000  85,000 

Broadway  Bank !  100,000  101,797 

Brooklyn  Bank 300,000  158,192[ 

Eighth  Ward  Bank..  lOO.OOOj  25,000 

Fifth  Ave.  Bank lOO.OOO!  50,000 

First  National  Bank.  300,000i  850,000 

Hilton  Bank 200,0006  183,338 

German- Am.  Bank..:  100,000  §      7,640 

HamiltonBank 100,000  50,000 

Kings  County  Bank.}  150,000  80,000 
Manufacturers'  NatJ 

Bank  252,000  330,000 

Mechanics' Bank....  500,000  474,187 

Mecb.&  Traders' Bk.  100,000  150,000 

Nassau  Nat,  Bank...  300,0001  300,000 

National  City  Bank.  300,000!  600,000' 

North  Side  Bank....  100,000  100,000 

People's  Bank 100.000  50,000 

SchermerhornBank.  100,000  50,000 

Seven  teen  thWd.Bk.  100,000  50,000 

Sprague  Nat.  Bank..  200,000  160,000 

Twentv-sixthWd.Bk.  100,000  50,000 

Union  Bank 100,000  50,000 

WallaboutBank 100,000  25,000 


'Last  sale.  (Book  value.  JPartpaidin.  ^Including  undivided  profits 


NEW    YORK. 


ALBANY— 

Albany  City  Nat.  Bk, 
Albany  County  Bank 

ilrst  National  Bank. 

Hech'nlcs  &  F'rmers' 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 

(at.  Commercial  Bk. 

Vat.  Exchange  Bank 

.  Y.  State  Nat.  Bk..| 

'ark  Bank 


300,000 

250,000: 

200,000 

250,000  § 

200,000 

300,000 

300,000 

250,000 

100,000 


38,000 

04,781 
150,000 
942,375 
200,000 
700,000 

60,000 
250,000 

25,000 


Capital.  Surplvi.  Deposits.  P'r  Bid.  Alk. 


1,056,100100  90 
887,231!100  133 
581,7561100  155 

1,271,360  100:  410 
744,083  50  178 

3,386,056  100  350 
860,399100;  88 

3,102,736  lOOi  210 
413,548  100  125 


785,449 


566,295  100 


1,701,618  100 
350,000  100 
8OO.OOO  100 
126,447|100 
356,604  10O 
434,148  100 


25 


25 
100 


100 

ieo" 
[is'd" 
"90" 

220 
130 


26%, 
105 


115 
110 
125 
100 
14O 
135 


Brooklyn  Trust  Co. . 
Franklin  Trust  Co. . . 
Hamilton  Trust  Co.. 
Kings  Co.  Trust  Co.. 
Longl.Loan  &  Tr.Co. 
Manuf  rs*  Trust  Co. . 
Nassau  Trust  Co — 
People's  Trust  Co... 

BUFFALO— 
American  Exch.  Bk. 

Bank  of  Buffalo 

Buffalo  Commercial. 
Buffalo  Loan  Trust  & 

Safe  Deposit  Co... 

Citizens' Bank 

City  Bank 

Columbia  Nat.  Bank . 
Elllcott  Square  Bk.. 
F'rmers'&Mech'nics' 
Fidelity  Trust  & 

Guaranty  Co 

German-American .. 

German  Bank 

Man'f'rs'  <fe  Traders'. 

Marine  Bank 

Merchants'  Bank — 
Metropolitan  Bank. . 

Niagara  Bank 

People's  Bank 

Third  National  Bank. 
Union  Bank 


1,189,573  100   200 

1,309,021  lOOi  185 

1.272,560  100    155 

232,867;100i  105 

403,677  100    120 

6,061.OOOJ100I  410 

908,386!  401  185 

99,511;..  .  100 

359,836|lOO  105 

606,624100  105 

2,953,178!  30>  225 

2,085,072!  50i  240 

1,051,530  100  250 

4,765,566  1001  270 

3,090,692!  50i  ago 

657,311  100!  175 

654,084]  so!  185 

329,767  100!  150 

3-10,824  100  100 

1,044,758' 1001  180 

431,551  100!  140 

227,536  1001  125 

477,895  100;  105 


160 


112 

108 


240 
250 


400 


160 
115 


145 
150 


1,000,000  §1481065 
1,000,0001  906,748 

500.000  400,000 
500,000:  700,000! 

500.0001  400,555' 
50O,000[  500,000 
500,000  §  248,138 

1,000,000  100,000 


200,000 
300,000 
250,000 


100,000 

300,000 

71,036 


200,000!  §  54,000 
100,000i  100,000 
300,000,  150,000 
200,0006  20,787 
300,000  4  19,016 
200,000  100,000 


ELMIRA— 

Second  Nat.  Bank  . . 
State  Bank 

LONG  ISLAND  CITY. 
Queens  County  Bank 

NEW  YORK  CITY— 

(Prices  per  cent  not 
per  share.) 

America,  Bank  of 

Amer.  Exch.  Nat.  Bk. 
Astor  Place  Bank... 

Bowery  Bank 

Broadway,  National. 
Butch.  &Drov..Nat. 
Central  Nat.  Bank,.. 
Chase  Nat.  Bank — 
Chatham  Nat.  Bank. 
Chemical  Nat.  Bank. 
Citizens',  National.. 

City,  National 

Clinton  Bank 

Colonial  Bank 

Columbia  Bank 

Commerce.Nat.Bk.of 
Continental  Nat.  Bk. 
Corn  Exchange  Bk.. 
East  River  Nat.  Bk.. 
Eleventh  Ward  Bk.. 

Fifth  Ave.  Bank 

Fifth  Nat.  Bank 

First  Nat.  Bank 

FourteenthSt.  Bank. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank. . . 
Franklin  Nat.  Bank. 
Gallatin  Nat.  Bank.. 
Gansevoort  Bank — 
Garfleld  Nat.  Bank.. 
German- Amer.  Bk. . . 
German  Exch.  Bk... 


9,354,160 
5,237,468 
3,6.82,446 
5,656,069 
2,884,246 
2,335,029 
2,484,650 
6,616,281 


100  395 
100  215 
100'  200 
lOOi  258 
100 1  205 
30  199 
100:  127 
100!  215 


400 


205 


500,000  § 
200,000' 

100,000; 

900,000: 

200,000, 

300,000! 

200,000:  § 

100,000i§ 

300,000 

500,000 

200,000 


300,000 
100,000 


100,000 


103,227i 

100,000 

400,000 

400,900: 

750,000 

120,000 

108,952 

13,202 

60,000 

340,000 

30,000 

110,000 
4,500 


75,000 


847,783!  100;  100 

2,953,440  100  200 

932,019|100;  100 

1,297,20111001  125 
1,005,869  100  190 
2,031,461  lOOi  

904,168  100  

898,028;ioOi  

1.143,622|  100  175 

4,048,718  1001  130 
1,492,968  100  125 

2,411,232  1000    

3.879,623    50      70 

3.950,4141 100!  485 

1,453,031  100;  130 

865,995  100!  130 

718,120,1001  

1,710,417!  100'  128 

1,710,874:1001  

734,766:100    

833,000  100    


84,918 
1,341,988 


100 


100 


190 


1,500,0002,250,000121,179,800,100,  315 

5,000,000  2,250,000!l9,435,000  10O    172  , 

250,000i    300,000!  2,6o5,080  1OO   225  235 

250,000     500,0001  3,200,OOO'100   310      

1,000,000  §1657200'  5,122,900,    25;  230  <250 

300,000     200,000'   1,195,400'   25    125  140 

1,000,000     400,00012,244,000100    150  165 

'•,138520021,931,100100    525      

!>  962,000'  6,149,800'   25!  290  300 
67338100  24,724,400  100'  4000    4500 

v. _ 251125  140 

100;  500     

100!     90  100 

100!  120     

100J  170     

100!  204  206 

1001  130      

1001  290  1300 


eOO^OOO1  §401,200    3,184,500 
1,000,000  1,000,000  32,050,200 

'564)739 

2,050,804 

„, .„„„  o3686600  18,131,100 

1,000,000'§  254,971:  6,451,600 
,145,600  10,280,400 


300,000 

100,000 

300,000 

5,000.000 


15,000 

25,000 

200,000 


50,000 
§223,965 


1,000,000 
250,000 

100,000  , 

100,000  1CO.OOO 
200,000  6  316,600 

500.000  §7164000 

100.0001  48,000 
3,200,000  1,800,000 

200,000       40,000 
1,000,000,1,000,000 

200.000  30,000 

200.0001  600,000 
750,000  §  278,314 
200,000  550,000 


1,268,500 
1,098,118 


25:  125 

251  200 


7,985.800  100  2800 
1,723,200,100  250  ! 
24,766,900  lOOi  3000 

814.699  100!  120 
23,656,400  100  175 

464,886  100 
5,437,900  50 

726,497  50 
4,835,600  100 
2,454,100  75 
3,125,500  100 


•Last  sale.  »  Book  value.  'Part  paid  in,  §  Including  undivided  pr»flt». 


FEBRI-ARY.  1&97.] 


BANK   STOCK    QUOTATIONS. 


Cmfital.      Surplut.    Dtpoiilt.    fr 


N.  Y.  C.TY-<Oom.) 

GarmaniaBank 

GracBWleh  Bank... 

HaaUl ton  Bank 

Hanover  Nat.  Bank 
HhtoA  Leather  N.Bk. 

Hone  Bank 

Hud*on  BJver  Bank. 
Imp.  A  Traders'  N.Bk 
Irrin«Nat.  Bank.... 
Leather  Mfw.Sat.Bk 
UMrty  Nat  Bank... 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank.. 
Manhattan  Co.  Bk... 
Market  A  Pul.Nat.Bk 
Mechanic.' Nat.  Bk 
Meeh.  A  Trader*' Bk 
Mercantile  .Nat  Bk 
Merchant.  Ex.N.Bk. 
Merchant*' Nat.  Bk 
Metropolis.  B'k  of  the 
Mount  Morris  Bank. 

Mutual  Bank 

NaMau  Bank 

V.  Am.terdam.Bk.  of 
H.Y.  County  Nat  Bk. 
H.  Y.  Nat.  fexeh.  Bk. 
N.  K.A.,Bk.of 
Nineteenth  ward  Bk. 
Ninth  Natlon-1  Bank. 
No. Amrr  .Nat.  Bk.  of 
Oriental  Bank. 

PaclneBank 

Park  Bank.  Rational 

I   People'"  Bank 

Phenlz  Nat  Bank... 

Plaia  Bank 

Prodix-eKi  Bk..N.Y. 
Bepabllo.Nat.Bk.of 


Nat.  Bank. 
Hat.  Bank... 
••Tenth  Nat.  Bank 
•bo*  A  Leather.  Nat 
•txth  Nat  Bank    . 
Standard  Nat.  Bank. 

Me  Bank 

late  of  New  York. 

Bank  of  the 

Third  Nat  Bank 

Trade.m'n'.  Nat.  Bk. 
Twelfth  Ward  Bank 
Twentr-UlrdWdBl 
Union  Bk..HatioMl 


300.000 

200.000    11844*6 

300.000       50.000 


•        • 

600,000  3,792,300  100 


900,000 
lOO.OOO 


834.600 
932.064 


25 

100 


1,000.000  1,875,000  23,509,000  100 


50.OOO 
70.000; 


1,506,743  100 
540,772:iOO 


But. 


350 
165 
103 
315 
85 
15O 
155 


200.000     150.000    1,002,717,100 
1400,000  S.OOO.f  00  25.898,000  IOO   530 
OOO.OOO     300,000    3,049,000    50    140 
1019.000    2,460400  100    170 
!220,699j   3,446,70o!lpo!  133 


000,000 
300.000 


•OO-OOOl  6426:600:iOO   750 


2,000,000  2,050.000  16,875,000    50    205 

•oO'OooLtef7..}??!  M*f.»?o|ioo  215 

25 


2,000,000  1,000,000 

4OO.OOO 
l.OOO.OOO 

600.000 
2,000,000 

300.000 

250,000 

2OO.OOO 

500.000 

350,000 


300,04101 
300.000 


3OO.OOO  2,180,000    25 

9OO.OOO  83H.600  IOO 

174.700  5.6O4.9OO,  50 
OOO.OOO  13,5*7.600    00 

600.000!  6,540.700  100 

100,000  ' 

60,000 

200.000,  3.O23.6OO 

2OO.OOO  1,730,894 


4O.OOO! 

J69.800, 


100 
50 


100 

3.121,800  100 
1335,200  100 


3,000,000  1,000.000  13,350.000  100 
1OO.OOO       


185 
130 
165 
110 
134 
425 
100 


Aik. 


340 
95 


550 

l.io 


220 
240 
195 
135 
175 

140" 


154 
190 
MO 


00 

100 


25,000   817.003  100 
'90.0001  iS65.300i  4.869.0OO  100 

700.000  5582,500  6,726,9OOi  70  13O 

300.000  300.000  1.694.000  25  175 

432.700  205.00C  3.150.9OO  50'  170 

3,000.000  2.600.000  34.861.000  IOO  255 

200,000  259,300  2.674.8OO  25  200 

l.OOO.OOO  5360.900  4.671,000  20  1O4 

lOO.OOO   lOO.OOO   972.93(1  100  190 
250.000  2.941.900100 


1.0OO.OOO 

1.5OO.OOO 
100,000 
500.000 
300,000 
•00.000 

1,000.000 

200:000 

2OO.OOO 
100.000 


500,000  13;728,'4OO  100 


WaU.,ParcoAOo'.Bk 

Weet  Side  Bank 

Western  Hat  Bank 
Yerknlle  Bank 

i  Treat  Co  . 

JTT.OO.OCH.Y. 

n'L'nATr.Oo. 


1.000.000 

750:000 

100)000 
1.200:000 

_'  I  M  I    I  M  • 

000.000 

500.000 

2OO.OOO 

3.100.000 

100.000 


tntlleTr.  Oo... 
i  Tr.  Oo. 
f.«a*-.LoanATrCo. 
r.Y.Ufe  lD.AT.Oo. 
I-Y.SoearnTATr.Oo. 
IEs.Tr.Co.oCTY. 

iTnutOo 

I  Omar.  ATr.  Co 
_»«Tr.Oo.ofH.Y. 
.  •.  Hon.  A  Tr.  Oo 
.  B.  Tr.  Oo.  of  N.  T. 


500.000 
1.000.000 
1.000.000 


•0,000 

5236.800 

600.000 

(97.309 

J88.700 

300.000 

35,000* 

9.7001 


20400 
400.000 
300400 


500.000  300,000 
l.OOO.OOO  4^23464 
3.00O4OO  3.0OO.OOO 


610.074  100 
7.186.0OO  100 
0.969.000100 
1443.1001100 
3.517.700,100 
1,403.000,100 

061468  100 
1.232.118,100 

3^41400100 


120 
145 
160 
|« 
H| 
UK) 
90 
375 
100 


240 

i'io" 

370' 

ji'oo' 

205 
125 
150 

iV'o" 
97' 


110 

_..      itOO    40    .'. 
1,147.004  100    . 
700.218  100    100 


90 


3,182301  100    170      

6483.600!  100    170     2OO 

100.000    2.267.606100    L 

250.000    2341.000  100    275 
00400  13.460.600  100;  114      118 
70.000       000,139;  100    170 


119.756 
U10.074 


4,986.114  100 
30.340,756  100 

I  4477.2861 100 
3*3514*9  30 
11.906.162  100 

1743*5    . . 
•438343  100 


2OO.OOO  4.B33.131  3O 
3.OOO.OOO  3400.OOO  30.791.653  IOO 
1.000.000  1. 107.87»  8.093.804  IOO 

76O.OOO      lOO.OOO          IOO 

1400400  34**4WS4.117.70«  100, 
1.000.0001,250.000  •300,030100 
000.000  200.000  3.2\2,780  IOO 
1.000:000  000.000  8.116.1581100 
3,5000002.000000  0OO  8O4  IOO 
-40.31340V  SI.766433  IOO 
•1,100.000  5463407100 
9465:773  35.970.129  100 
000.000  400.000  3.036.374  (00 


183      187", 
1100   . 
168      . 
77.1 
400 

70 
177 
145 
405 


181 


RoCMEiTia— 

Alllane*  Bank 
fenmkof  Mono* 
SMralBaak... 
••••ratal  Bank 
floor  City  Nat  Bank 
Oorman-Amer.  Bank 
MercbaoU'  Bank  . . 

I  Havroe  Bank 

Power*  H»,,k 
Trader.'  Hal.  Bank. 
Oftlon  Bank 

I  lllln ntor  Tr.  A  Sate 

I  >~ (wait  Co 

••rarity  Tru.t  C.. 

Sr»ACUM- 

BankofBrrar 
Commercial  Bank.. 


Bk. 

1  Tr«t  A  rvpoalt  Co 

|    w 

Tuor- 


100.0001  30.438 
100.000  100.000 
2OO.OOO  4O40O. 
100,000 
160.000 

•ooooo 

100.000  125.000 

100.000  900400 

100.000  00.000 

300400  650.000 


1030  

295      

160 

189      190 

H 
H 

210 
1080 
103  >f 


... 

Mannfaerr.Hat.Bk. 
Mntual  Nat.  Bank... 


fst-3*!  Nat.  Bu 
HM  Hat  Bank  .. 
Omrted  Hat.  B«ak.. . 

UT 
A.  D  MaOMr  *  Oo.'. 

5»»«  National  Bank 
*«rt  Wertt  A  Uttea 
^Tro.t  Co 


780.917  100  130 

1.386452,100  300 

06346*.  100  110 

033363  100  140 

1,710,000100  140 

3.191.472  100  240 

07O.432  100 
1.240406 

516.605 

3,406300    50  300 

100  150 


IOO    

too  ::::: 


150 

i 


155 
160 


Hi 


0.019.179!  50   300 
1,400402  100    100 


962.«0f»  100    170 


730.703 
•,440473 

••3t.  1  17 
000.100 


IOO  120 
100  200 
100  200 


701.483100 
1,256.284  IOO 
1.115.7OO  100 
IOO' 


100  150 


•4I8.008 


•44400    00  118 

14M471  100  300 

1. 16*306  100  180 

1  827362  100  190 

861443  100  160 

713.000    50  100 

710.129  100  225 


185 


180 
125 
'215 

170" 

I-,,, 

200 


200 


120 
210 
185 
200 
165 
101 

Hi 


IO9322  100    IOO    ,115 
MM)    1.210.746    60    110    '115 


IOO    

Ott.683100   250     380 


UTICA— (Con.) 
Onelda  Nat  Bank... 
Second  Nat.  Bank. . . 
Uttca  City  Nat.  Bank 

YONKERS— 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 


Capital. 


400,000 
3OO.OOO 
400,000 


100,000 
150,000 


Surplut. 


200,000 
100,000 

100,000 


Dcpoiiti. 


$ 

720,742 
589,685 
720,411 


75,000       654,915 
65.OOO       901,337 


PY    Sid. 


100 

100 

50 


180 
95 
55 


100    

50      65 


Alk. 


190 

100 

57 


OHIO. 


AKRON— 

Akron  Savings  Bank 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
City  National  Bank. 
Pint  National  Bank,  i 
People's  Savings  Bk. 
Second  Nat  Bank. . . 

CINCINNATI— 

Atlas  Nat  Bank 

Central  Trust  A  Safe 

Deposit  Oo 

Cincinnati  Safe  De 

poait  A  Trust  Co. . . 
Citizens'  Nat  Bank. 

City  Hall  Bank 

Equitable  Nat  Bank 

Fifth  Nat  Bank 

First  Nat  Bank. I 

Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 

Franklin  Bank 

German  Nat  Bank.. 
Market  Nat  Bank... 
Merchants'  Nat  Bk. 
Nat  Lafayette  Bank 
Ohio  Valley  Hat  Bk 
Second  Nat  Bank... 

Third  Nat  Bank 

Union  Sav.B.ATr.Co. 
Western  German  Bk. 

CLEVELAND— 

B'way  Sav.A  L'n  Co. 
Central  Nat  Bank.. 
Cltiien.'8av.AL.As* 
Cleveland  Nat  Bank 
Cleveland  Trust  Oo. 
Columbia  8av.AL.Co 
Commercial  N.  Bank 
CuyahogaSv.  A  B.Co 
Detroit  8v8'v.AL.Oo. 
Dime  Sav.A  Bkg.  Co. 
East  End  SaT.Bk.Co. 
Euclid  Ave.  H.  Bank 
Euclid  A.  8.  A  B.  Co. 
Pint  National  Bank. 
Forest  City  8v.Bk.Co 
(lardeldSav.Bk.Co. 
(ier.Amer.8av. B.Co 
Guardian  Trurt  Oo. . 
I,.  Bh.  Sav.A  Bkg.  Co 
I  x.  rain  8t8av.Bk.Co 

Marine  Bank  Oo 

Mercantile  N.  Bank. 
Merchant*'  Banking 

A  Storage  Oo i 

Nat  B'k  Commerce . .  I 
National  City  Bank.! 
Ohio  Nat  B.  A  L.  Co.1 
Park  National  Rank: 
Pearl8t8av.AL.Co: 


100,000  12,000  700,000 

150,000  15,000  349  651 

200,000|  40,000  253,461 

100,000|  40,000  683,047 

50,000  12,000  200000 

275,000  40.000  481,840 


... 

Permanent  8.  A  L.Co. 
Prod.  Ex.  Bank'*  Co. 
BavlnnATruitCo.. 
Society  for  Savings. 
So.Clevel'dBk'KOo. 
State  national  Bank 

• 


Union  Nat  Bank — 
Wade  Park  B'k'g  Co. 
W.Cleveland  Bkg.  Co 
We.fn  Hea'nrelf  Bk. 
Wick  B'k'g  ATr.  Co. 
Woodland  Ave.  Sav. 
A  Loan  Co 

CCH.UMBU8— 
Capital  City  Bank... 
Citizens'  Savings  Bk. 
Clinton  Nat.  Bank... 
Columbus  Bav».  Bk.. 
'omtnerdal  N.  Bank 
De.hler  Hat  Bank.. 
East  End  Bavs.  Bk.. 
Fourth  Nat  Bank... 
Franklin  County  Bk. 
HaydenNat  Bank.. 
Merchant*'  A  Manu- 

fact'rs'  Nat  Bank. 

N'l  B'k  of  Columbus. 

ihlo  Saving.  Bk.  Co. 

State  Savings  Bank 

A  Trust  Co 

DAYTON— 

City  National  Bank. 

>ayton  Nat  Bank. . . 
Fourth  Nat  Bank... 
Merchant*'  Nat.  Bk. 
TriiUmla  Nat.  Bank. 
Third  Nat  Bank 

'nlon  Hafe  Depo.lt. 
Winters  Nat  Bank.. 

TOLEDO— 

Pint  National  Bank 

lolcoml)  Nat  Bank. 

lome  Savs.  Hank... 

tetcham  Nat  Bank. 

Merchant*'  A  Clerks' 

Having.  Bank. 

riTi-lialit«'  Nat.  Hk. 

fortbernNat  Bank. 
Second  Nat  Bank. . . 


400,000 
200,000 
100,000 

I.IKNI.IXKI 
100.OOO 

350,000 
5OO.OOO  5 

1,200,000 
500,000 
240.0OO 
500,000 
25O.OOO 
600,000 
600,000 
700,000 
200,000 

1,200,000 
5OO.OOO  i 
2OO.OOO 


160,000 
1,102 


200,000 

10,000 

100,000 

246:600 

4(M),(HX1 

100,000 

31X1,000 
100,000 

120,000 

400.000 

140.IHMI 
•JIXI.IKK) 

320,000 

291,277 
325,000 


1,159,620  100 
100 


3,924,207 

934,739 

744,558 
3,918,296 
2,244,223 


300.000 
8OO.OOO 
1,000,000 
500.000 
OOO.OOO 
50,000 
1,500,000 
50.0005 
50,0005 
300,000 
2OO.OOO 
500,000 

2IM1.1MMI 

OOO.OOO 
72.000 
00.000 

50,000  s 

500,000 
100,000} 
50.OOO  { 
300.000 
1,000,000 


2,105,853 
1,659,274 
1,828,709 
2,546,138 
2,454,066 
1,483,002 
2,622,684 

1.7(iH.«8li 

1,175,382 


100 


IOO 
100 
IOO 

10(1 
100 
100 


100 
100 

100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 

100 


85,000 
130.000, 
9OO.OOO 


KXI.OOO 
4.OOO 

500.000 

•l.itflH 

5.161 

55,000 

55,000 

150.000 

3,000 

100,000 

2,000 

6.000 

3,157 

20.000 

9,349 

xt.nc.i 

11.IMH1 

300.000! 


1  .lt!l(t,624 
l.!HIO,875 
5,989,771 
1,092,250 


100 
IOO 
5OO 
IOO 


"so 


81 


200 


67 
241 


138 


75 
210 

ios" 

77  >a 
245 
215 


224.000}     13,801 
1,000,000     300,000 
25O.OOO 

77-..7:i7 
000,0001 

oo.ooo 

100.000 
1,141.049 
100,000 


750,000 


l.'.O.I  (HI 

13.500 

•JO.IKKI 
4.000 
125.000 

40.IKM1 

15,000 
50,000 


!l'.l«,174 

212,154 
1,942,523 

135,865100 

151,227;.... 
2,028,183  100 
1,142,100  1OOI 

2.740.125  100 
263.22-.M001 

1,620,652  1001 
616.0O3  25 
191,540  IOO 
278,631  100 
741,508  100 
277,459  .... 
510,653  50 
563,307  100 

1.925.126  100 

119,140  37 
3.016,823  100 

692.080  100 

4,650  IOO 

1.231,173  .... 

528,796  50 
1,880,237  200 

431381  50C 

3.688492  IOC 


152 
115 


120 


180 
340 


150 

ioio 

120 
128 

53 
130 
100 

55 
124 
150 
140 


48 
110 
112 
115 

10!) 
70 


34 
139 


202 


120 
285 
'125 
1320 
140 


162 
131 
1025 
121 


55 

ios" 
ise" 

153 
143 
106 
I  ISO 
I  OO 
112 
115 
120 

"73" 

100 

141 

38 
140 
217 


150,000 

000.000 

00.000 

1,OOO,OOO| 

100,000 

39,300} 
l.OOO.OOO 
200,000 


1,850.000  23,748344 


20,000 
100,000 

00,000 

200,000 
8,000 

H.002 
120,000 

II..MM; 


652,691  100 
2,312.7111100 
1,098,543  50 


2,210,73'; 


250,000       55,000    1,454,183100 


, 

P!l..r,44 
2,088,414 
574,344 


100 
100 

50 
100 

50 


60,000 
lOO.OOO 
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60,000  771,657  100 

75,000  612,582  100 

180,000  819,423  IOO 

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Toledo  Savings  Bank 

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100,000 
250,000 

200,000 

300.000 

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764,313  100 
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537,000  100 
1,550.000  100 
416,000  100 
810,000  100 
364.414  100 

PHIL'A—  (Coil.)  — 
Western  Nat.  Bank.. 
American  Tr.  Loan  & 

$ 
400,000 

228,680 

250,000 

147,875 

500,000 

4OO.OOO 
500,000 

500,000 
500,000 

2,000,000 

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2,000,000 
3,000,000 

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1,000,000 
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800,000 
1,000,000 
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500,000 

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2,000,000 
1,000,000 

1,000,000 

1,000,000 

310,805 

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500,000 
500,000 

127,500 

125,000 
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988,766 

1,000,000 

300,000 
250,000 

500,000 
55,000 
1,165,150 
800,000 
100,000 
300,000 
300,000 
200,000 
200,000 
1,200,000 
500,000 
100,000 
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200,000 
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125,000 
400,000 
250,000 
100,000 
200,000 
100,000 
250,000 
200,000 
250,000 
100,000 
200.000 

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50,000 
10,000 

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37,148 

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1,297,610 
140,414 

1,353,823 

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3,548,07* 

3,198,952 
2,230,915 

12,876,860 
1,945,073 

291,834 
585,853 
1,167,899 
7,454,642 
4,146,346 
1,099,903 
1,065,032 

50 
50 

50 
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100 
100 

74 

85 
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Union  Suva.  Bank  .  . 
YOUNOSTOWN— 
Commercial  N'nt  .  Bk. 
Dollar  8av.  &  Tr.  Co. 
First  Nut  ii  HIM  1  Bank. 
Mahoning  Nat.  Bank 
Second  Nat.  Bunk.  .  . 
Wick  N'atliinal    l!:ink 

33.000 
18,000 
100,000 
100.0OO 
200.000 
60,000 

100 
107      112 
150      160 
140     145 
205    "210 
120     

Chestnut  Street  Tr'st 
.v  Sav.  Fund  Co.  .. 
Citizens'Tr.&Sur.Co. 
City  Trust  Safe  De- 
posit &  Surety  Co.  ' 
Columbia  Ave.  Sav. 
Fund  Safe  Deposit 
Title  &  Trust  Co... 
Commercial  Tr.  Co.. 
ConiinonwealthTitle 

24 
15 

124 

12214 

17 
127 

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100 

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67 
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445 

PORTLAND— 

Aliisworl  li  X.  Bank. 
Assoc.  Bukg.  &  Tr.Co 
Bates,  G.W.  &Co... 

100,000 

50,000 

50,000 

1(10,0(10 

500,000 

500,000 
100.00O 
250,000 
250,000 
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250,000 

50,000 
1,500 
1,000 

214,262 

Ins.  &  Tr.  C'o  
Equitable  Trust  Co.  . 
Fidelity  Ins.  Trust  A 
Safe  Deposit  Co... 
Finance  Co.  of  Penn. 

67 
45O 

Commercial  N.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
First  (EastSlde)N.B. 
Ladd  Jt  Tilton  Bank. 
Merchant*'  N.  Bapk. 
Portland  Nat.  Bank, 
fieo'ty  Sav'gATr.  Co 
Unit.  States  N.  Bank 

30,000 
100,000 
20,000 
1,000,000 
43,500 

1,149,797 
3,950,473 
57,824 

1st  Pref 

fc 

50 
50 
100 
100 
100 
50 

50 
50 
100 
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100 

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100 
100 

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100 
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100 
100 

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100 

100 
61 

50 

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Frankford  Real  Est. 
&  Safe  Deposit  Co. 
German  Amor.   Title 

52 
32 

176,220 
8,507 
1,098,990 
449,360 

45,000 
41,206 

Gormautown  R.  Est. 
Deposit*  Tr.  Co.. 
Girard  Life  Ins.  An- 
nuity &  Trust  Co.. 
Guarantee  Tr.  &,  Safe 

115 
385 

181 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

ALLEGHENY— 

Allegheny  Safe  D.  Co 
Dolla  r  Sa  v.  Fd  ATrCo 
Enterprise  Nat.  Bk.. 
First  National  Bank. 
German  Nat.  Bank.. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Third  National  Bank 

ALLENTOWN— 
AUentown  Nat.Bank 
Lehigh  Valley  Trust 
&  Safe  Deposit  Co. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

ALTOONA— 

100,000 
125,000 
100,000 
350,000 
200,000 
150,000 
200,000 

500,000 

125,000 
200,000 

50,000 
50,000 
150,000 
100,000 

150,000 
150,000 
150,000 
300,000 

74,840 

250,000 
100,000 
300,000 
250,000 
100,000 
100,000 

200,000 
450,000 
210,000 
200,000 
300,000 
2.10,000 
125,000 
200,000 

125,000 

1,000,000 
300,000 
750,000 
500,000 

-100,000 

810,000 
300,000 
500,000 
275,000 
2,000,000 
1,000,000 
1,500,000 
1,000,000 
500,000 
250.000 
200,000 
750,000 
600,000 
500,000 
100,000 
600,000 
250,000 

200,000 

500,000 
500,000 
250,000 
300,000 
200.000 
200,000 
500,000 
150,000 
1,500,000 
500,000 
280,000 
250,000 
150,000 
250,000 
200,000 
200,000 
600,000 
500,000 
500,000 
100,000 

50 

20 
69 
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185 

IndustrialTrustTltle 

29,595 
100,000 
70,000 
300,000 
200,000 
100,000 

100,000 

50,000 
95,000 

40,000 
2,200 
72,500 
5,000 

170,000 
10,000 

195,000 
250,000 

230,000 
600,000 
1,057,165 
1,540,909 
1,488,094 
488.167 

1,133,913 

617,749 
481,100 

250,000 
110,000 
779,777 
281,591 

1,110,000 
550,000 
927,000 
1,255,000 

120,000 

756,000 
685,338 
760,133 
350,000 

800,000 
250,000 

510,759 
591,492 
262,507 
531,215 
613,319 

139",68"i 
338,500 

50 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 

40 

50 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

50 

150 
100 
25 
60 

64 
77 
125 
210 

i'75  " 
49*fl 

Integrity  Title  Ins. 
&  Safe  Dep.  Co  
Investm'tCo.  of  Phil. 
Land  Title  &Tr.  Co. 
Manny  unk  Trust  Co. 
Merchants'  Tr.  Co.  .. 
Mortgage  Trust  Co.. 
Northern  Sav.  Fund 
SafeDep.  &  Tr.Co. 
Penu.  Co.  for  Insur. 
on  LI  ves  &  Or.  Ann 
Phil.  Mort.  &  Tr.  Co. 
Philadelphia  Tr.  Safe 
Deposit  &  Ins.  Co. 
Provident  Life&Tr.. 
Real  Est.  Invest.  Co. 
Real  Estate  Title  In. 

60 
51 
130 

224 

300,000 
15,000 
50,000 
102.109 

300,000 

2,000,000 
219,771 

2,000,000 
2,000,000 
§       9,828 

105,093 
200,000 
275,000 

22,500 

80,000 
*  118,173 
§  115,616 

325,000 

100,000 
60,000 

200,000 
48,000 
648,581 
200,000 
7,200 
100,000 
60,000 
220,000 
150,000 
470,000 
2.  000,00 
5,600 
20,000 

100,000 
375,000 
100,000 
74.768 
300,000 
500,000 
250,000 
§181,036 
33,000 
100,000 
50,000 
33,700 
300,000 
§34,074 
390,000 
50,000 
90,000 
100,000 
50,000 
900,000 
600,000 
500,000 
200,000 
500,000 
800,000 
50,000 
§322.434 
§109,061 

2,015,010 
275,000 
586,783 
175,611 

2,672,709 

9,392,428 
100,348 

5,837,918 
6,415,470 
95,866 

1,607,775 
2,854,724 
466,920 

216,135 

185,915 
1,246,855 
894,992 

725,854 

635,825 
766,660 

1,576,721 
234,000 
1,784,000 
1,267,058 
500,000 
1.473.121 
545,233 
1,013,883 
855.54B 
1,032,894 
3,773,951 
1,150,000 
274,592 

855,685 
3,185,119 
1,639,902 
249.146 
3,000,000 
2,447,233 
1,429,249 
967,274 
402,284 
1,049,761 

3"23",627 
1,701,097 
670,433 
2,181,903 
435,435 
1,152,529 
982,004 
397,437 
2,793.875 
2,431,425 
4,000,000 
1,035,279 
2,267,131 
1,404,483 
519.978 
1,271,616 
624,416 

12* 

50 

75 
140 

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500 
60 

475 
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12112 

125 
110 
148 
100 

71 

Fidelity  Banking  Co. 
First  National  Bank. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

ERIE— 
First  National  Bank. 
Kf  yst.me  Nat.  Bank 
Marine  Nat.  Bank... 
•Second  Nat.  Bank... 

HARRISBURQ— 
Central  Guar.  Tr.  & 
Safe  Deposit  Co  
•Cominonwi'th  Guar. 
Tr.  &  Safe  Dep.  Co. 
First  National  Bank. 
Harrisburg  N.  Bank. 
Harrisburg  Trust  Co 
Mechanics'  Bank  
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 

LANCASTER— 
Conestoga  N.  Bank.  . 
Farmers1  Nat.  Bank. 
•First  National  Bank. 
Fulton  Nat.  Bank.  .. 
Lancaster  Co.N.Bank 
Lancaster  Trust  Co. 
Northern  Nat.  Bank. 
People's  Nat.  Bank.. 
People's  Trust   Sav. 
<fe  Deposit  Co  

115 
150 
110 

437i« 

Real  Estate  Tr.  Co.. 
Solioltors'L.&Tr.  Co. 
Tacony  Sav.  F.  Safe 
Dep.  Fi.  &Tr.  Co.. 
Tradesman's  Trust  & 

90 
10 

9~i 
15 

25 
9% 
50 

100 

55 
29% 

60is 
85 
108 
60 

ib"23e 
25O 
175 

27>s 
10 
51 

110 

561* 
31 

50 

Trust  Co.  of  N.  A  
Union  Trust  Co 

United  Security  Life 
Ins.  &  Tr.  Co  

160,000 
225,000 
185,000 
75,000 
250,000 
19,000 

60,000 
300,000 
42,000 
80,000 
215,000 
65,000 
13,000 
26,000 

West   End  Trust   & 
Safe  Deposit  Co... 
W.Phlla.TH.&  Tr.Co. 

PITTSBURG— 
Allegheny  Nat.  Bank 

300 

50 
72 

50 

100 
50 
100 
100 
50 
100 
100 
100 

100 

-'•••• 

60 

175 
107 
2061* 
1904 
1121* 
200 
85 

Bank  of  Pittsburg.. 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
City  Deposit  Bank.. 
Columbia  Nat.  Bank. 
Commercial  Nat.  Bk. 
Diamond  Nat.  Bank. 
Duquesne  Nat.  Bank 
Exchange  Nat.  Bank 
Farmers'  DepNatBk 
Fifth  Avenue  Bank. 
Fiftli  National  Bank 
First  National  Bank 
of  Birmingham  
First  Nat.  Bk.,  Pitts. 
Fort  Pitt  Nat.  Bank. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 

110 

96 
156 



81 
700 

118 

60 

250 
170 

125 
300 

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95 
122 
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75 
98 
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12H 
75 
120 
150 
158 
120 
230 
285 
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127 
205 
510 
125 
154 
120 

PHILADELPHIA— 
Bank  of  North  Amer. 
•Centennial  N.  Bank. 
Central  Nat.  Bank.. 
Chestnut  St.  N.  Bank 
Oity  National  Bank. 
Commercial  N.  Bank 
Consolida'u  N.  Bank 
Corn  Exch.  N.  Bank. 
Eighth  Nat.  Bank... 
Far.  &  Mech.  N.  Bank 
.First  National  Bank. 
Fourth  St.  Nat.  Bank 
Olrard  Nat.  Bank... 
Independence  N.  B'k 
Kensington  N.  Bank. 
Manavunk  N.  Bink. 
Manufact'rs'N.Bank 
Market  St.  Nat.  Bank 
Mechanics'  N.  Bank. 
Merchants'  Ex.  Bk.. 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Nat.  Bank  of  Com'ce 
National     Bank     of 
Germantown  

1,300,000 
210,000 
1,600,000 
150,000 
450,000 
233,000 
250,000 
370,000 
530,000 
600,000 
500,000 
1,000,000 
1,100,000 
200,000 
250,000 
100,000 
160,000 
150,000 
350,000 
i       7,459 
150,000 
80,000 

335,000 

675,000 
300,000 
175,000 
150,000 
65,000 
160,000 
450,000 
250,000 
1,000,000 
125,000 
150,000 
50,000 
150,000 
135,000 
50,000 
60,000 
115,000 
400,000 
400.000 
25,000 

6,889,000 
2,131,000 
6,222,000 
2,640,000 
1,055,000 
1,276,000 
1,063,000 
3,994,000 
1,573,000 
5,227,000 
8,274,000 
9,907,000 
7,026,000 
2,758,000 
868,000 
868,699 
1,642,000 
3,518,000 
1,257,000 
32,872 
2,878,000 
385,000 

1,810,291 

3,013,000 
1,244,000 
1.1KO.OOO 
1,259,000 
734,000 
1,390,000 
3,25.\000 
1,308,233 
9,072,000 
1.271,000 
1,049,320 
616,000 
694.000 
1,122,000 
625,000 
783,000 
2.548,000 
2,403,000 
2,223,000 
lisil.150 

100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
50 
30 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 
40 
100 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
50 

50 

50 
100 
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100 
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100 
100 
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114 
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70 
300 
106 
205 
145 
70 
123 
80 
180 
95 
128 
105 

German  Nat.  Bank.. 
Iron  City  N.  Bank... 

Liberty  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank.. 
Manufacturers'  Bk.. 
Marine  Nat.  Bank... 
Mechanics'  N.  Bank. 
Mercantile  Bank  — 
Mer.&Manuf.N.BanK 
MetropolitanN.Bauk 
Monongah'la  N.Bank 
Nat.  Bk.  of  West.  Pa. 
Pennsylva'iaN.Bank 
People's  Nat.  Bank.  . 
Pittsb.NatBkofCom 
Secon'i  Nat.  Bank... 
Third  National  Hank 
Tradesmens'  N.Bank 
Union  Nat.  Bank  — 
U.  S.Nat.  Bunk     .. 



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"Si" 

177 

132is 
110 

90 
42 

165 

45 

National     Bank    of 
Northern  Liberties 
Nat.  Bk.of  Republic. 
Nat.  Security  Bank 
Ninth  National  Bank 
Northern  Nat.  Bank. 
Northwost'n  N.  Bank 
Penn  National  Bank 
People's  Bank 

135 
110 

Ftdrl.  Title  &Tr.  Co. 
Mercantile  Trust  Co. 
Penn.  Title  A  Tr.  Co. 
Pittsburg  Trust  Co  .  . 
Safe  Deposit  &  Trust 
Co.  of  Pittsburg... 
Union  Trust  Co 

,175 

140 
121 
165 

200" 

§170,932 

70,000 
§  636,612 

50,000 
425,000 
200,000 
120,000 
42,500 
85,000 
68,000 
100,000 
60,000 
50.000 
150,00(j 

1,170.275 

100 
50 

120 
160 

85 

* 

179,810 

149.900 
863,536 
489,778 
446,437 
872,713 
367,888 
289,440 
307,185 
120,000 
239.309 
361,050 

100 

50 
30 
100 
100 
25 
100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
100 

135 
216" 

69 
237 

READING— 
Citizens'  Bank  
Farmers'  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
Keystone  Nat.  Bank 
Nat.  Union  Bank  — 
Penu  Nat.  Bank  
Pennsylvania  Tr.  Co. 
Reading  Nat.  Bank.. 
Reading  Trust  Co... 
1  Schuylkill  Valley  Bk. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

PhlladelphiaNat.Bk. 
Quaker  City  Nat.  Bk. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Seventh  Nat.  Bank 
Sixth  Nat.  Bank... 
Southwark  Nat.  Bk. 
Southweat'u  Nat.  Bk 
Tenth  Nat.  Bank. 
Third  Nat.  Bank.... 
Tradesmen'sNat.Bk. 
Hnion  Nat.  Bank... 
West  Phila.  Bank.... 

191 
93 
135 

136 
50 
160 

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113 
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80 
120 
109 

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90 
200 
120 
160 
130 

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FEBRUARY,  1897.J 


BANK    STOCK    QUOTATIONS. 


4*5 


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DepotiU. 

fr 

Bid. 

Aik. 

Capital. 

1  Surplus. 

Deposits. 

P'r 

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Aik. 

SCRANTOM— 
Dime  Discount  A  lie 

posit  Bank 

First  National  Bank 
Lack.  Tr.  4  S.  D.  Co. 
Merchant*1  4  Me- 


Bcranton  Sav.  Bank. 
Beranton  Sav.  Bank 

A  Trust  Co 

Third  Mat.  Bank 

Trader*1  Nat.  Bank. . 

WlLKESBARRE— 

Flr»t  National  Bank. 
Second  Nat  Bank... 

People*1  Bank 

Wyoming  Nat.  Bank 
Wyoming  Val.  Tr.  Co 

WlLLIAMSPORT— 
Flnt  National  Bank. 
Lreomlng  Nat.  Bank 
Merchant  N.  Bank. 
BuBonebanna    Tnut 

*  Safe  Depoait  Co. 
We*t  Branca  N. Hank 


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250,000)    80,000  700,000100  

250.OOO  §    95.0OO  850,000  100  . . 

10O.OOO  5  110.0OO  1,076,730  1OO  2OO 

5O.OOO  S    35,000  55O.OO01OO  .. 

2OO.OOO  5  364.0OO  1,035,091  100  35O 

250,0005    50,000  395,731100  


375,000 
45O.OOO 
250,000 
150,000 
125,000 


300.000 
1OO.OOO 
IOOJOOO 

30O.OOO 

100,000 

100.000 


175,000       425,725100* 130 

225,000    1.678,107  1OO   160     

185.OOO       826.6O7  1OO    150 

290,000       712.471    50* 120 


40.000       350,000    50 


2OO.OOO  543,103  1OO 

90,000  170.OOO  100 

25.0OO  220,832  1OO 

440,000  5O 

lOO.OOO  584.799  1OO 

5.000  161.241  100 


65 


RHODE    ISLAND. 


PROVIDENCE— 

in..r..    Hi  N  M     ••  » 
AUant 

Canal 


City  National  Bank. 
Com..,.:.  ...  N  Bank 

Fifth  Nat.  Bank 

Flnt  National  Bank. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank. .. 
Globe  National  Bank 
High  Street  Bank 


126,000    1,430,448    5O 
15,000       144,855    50 


Mechanic*1  N.  Bank 
MerchanU'  N.  Bank. 

.  nk  of  Oom'ee 
Vatloaal    Bank     of 

i  America 

Rational  Eagle  Bank 
•^•Kehange  Bank 
Old  yatliriir1  P^nfc 
Fhenlx  Nat  Bank." 
Providence  N.  Bank! 
Bhode  Ula'd  N.  Bank 
•William*  Nat 


•SB? 


,  SMoad  Nat  Bank... 
Third  National  Bank 
Weybouet  N.  Bank. 


MMMMM 

OOO.OOO 

l.OUO.IMMI 

000.000 
800,000 

000,000 

500,000 
UOOOJOOO 

I.?"-...  M. 

1,000,000 

000,000 
000,000 
MMMMM 


174.0OO 

41,000 

183,117 

L  OO.OOO 

99,588 

83,061 

300.000 

100,000 

2OO.OOO 

MM  


314,278    25 
310.434    50 
797,931 
136.6OU    50 
70   .....        ., 

336.346  1OO 
14    50 

--1.126    50 

1.876,258  100 

549,736    5O 

2.929,730    50 

1, 867.294    50 


000.000 


136.500  632,086  50 

100.000  543.414  50 

500.000  888,327  50 

1OO.OOO  806397  100 

425.000  8O8.482  5O 

428.114  1.147.209400 

110,000  603.973  25 


t  .. 

300,000 
•OO.OOO 


i  I*land  Uo.pl 

lalTru.t  i 
Bhode  Uland  Mort- 

gage A  Triut  Co... 
LI.  tefeUepoaltCo 
Union  Tnut  Co  ...... 

NEWPORT- 

AquLlneck  Nat.  Bk. 
Flnt  Nat  Bank  ..... 
Merchant*1  Bank  ---- 
Mat  Bk.  of  Kh.  1.1.  . 
Nat.  Kxehange  Bank 
^^•kg  CooTl  Bk.. 
HewporT  Nat.  Bank. 
Union  Nat  Bank  — 

PAWTUCKET  - 

Flnt  Nat  Bank  ..... 
PaclflcN.B.ofPawt 
•Mar  N.B.of  Pawt 

WOOMSOCKET- 

Nat  Bank. 
Nat  Bank... 
.Globe  Bank.... 
.Union  Bank  ____ 
•Nat  Bk.. 
rkrt.Nat.Bk. 


1 ,000.000 

.„„,.,,._, 

1.000,000 

1  ;!/.... 


100.000        152,940    75      60       65 

60.000        212,934  10O  ... 
27,000       607,626100      51 4    6O4 

80.625        185.754    SO  ..... 
67.925        126.807    50      59 

200,000    4.690,382  100  xlOO    1O3 
100  30 

700.000  14.038.7W 


12,000 


2OO.OOO 
IM400 
100.000 

:•-...-«. 
100.000 


190.000 
100.200 


.-,,..., 
70.0OO 
!J...-. 
.(....»... 
35.000 
10.000 
6O.OOO 
12,000 


300,000  180.000 
200.000  60,000 
300000  180.000 


100.000  90.000 

200.000  100.000 

100.000  20.000 

10O.OOO  30.000 

200.00O  70.000 

200.000  170.000 


100 

100 

00 

240.000  00 
100.000  100 
150.000  50 
210.00O  IOO 
271.000  50 
65.000  00 
220.000  60 
105.000  90 

728,620  100 
107,020  M 
8M.179  LOO 


57,000  100 

103,000    50 

00,000    25 

7..:u     -,. 
218,000    20 

•J.I.  ..(>.«. 


42 
37>s 


24 
08  61 
41  43 
38  44 

107      115>s 
U2>*  120 
52 
64      ...... 

136      140 
51  >«    53 
62V   63>« 
40      ...... 

401*    41-4 

51        54 
100      ......  , 

106     108>i 

72-4  ...... 

750      ...... 

17       20 


KNOXVILLE— 
City  National  Bank. 
EastTenn.  Nat.  Bk.. 
Holston  Nat.  Bank.. 
Knox    Co.   Bank   & 

Trust  Co 

Knox  vllle  Bkg.  Co. . . 

Market  Bank 

Mechanics1  Nat.  Bk. 

Merchants1  Bank 

Third  Nat.  Bank 

MEMPHIS— 

Bank  of  Commerce.- 
Continental  Nat.  Bk. 
Continental  Sac.  Bk. 

First  Nat.  Bank 

German  Bank 

.Manhattan  Savings 
Bank  &  Trust  Co.. 
Memphis  Nat.  Bank. 
Memphis  Sar.  Bank. 
Memphis  Trust  Co. . . 

Mercantile  Bank 

Security  Bk.4Tr.Co. 

State  Nat.  Bank 

State  Savings  Bank. 
Union  APlant'rs'Bk. 
Union  S.Bk.4Tr.  Co. 

NASHVILLE— 
American  Nat.  Bank 
I'ity  ?avinits  Bank.. 
Fir-t  National  Bank. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bauk... 

Merchants'  Bank 

Nashville  Trust  Co.. 
Union  Bank*Tr.Co. 


200,0001  §17,415 

175.000  175,000 

100.0001  10,000 

25,000  5OO 

50,000,  15,000 

50,000   

100,000  100,000 

100,000  10,000 

300,000  37,000 


660,581 
860,057 


100  105 
100 


1,000,000,  350,000 

6OO.OOO  18,500 

25,000  5,000 

5OO.OOO  50,000 

600,000  78,000 


101.244  lOOj  85 


23,000 
100,000 


456,943 
293i852 


100 
lOOj 


100  

100  

1OO  100 


30,000 
500,000 

50,000 
100,000 

•J00.( 

50,000 
250.OOO 

50,000 
6OO.OO05 

12,500 


•1(1.1X1(1 

150,000 
8,636 


70,000 
10.OOO 

100,000 

50.OOO 
32,880 


1,000,000  72  .OOO 

10O.OOO  20,000 

6OO.OOO  83,800 

1,000,000  200,000 

150,000  §6,415 

350,000  §45,000 

1OO.OOO  25,000 


2,000,000  100  105 

700,000100  50 
145,0001.... 

700,550!100  92 

SSO.OOO'lOO  50 

i 

750,000  100  350 

800,000100  95 

300,000  100  110 


110 

55 


95 
55 

400 
100 
115 


430,000  100  100 

100,  

1.400.0O01OO  160 
265,000  IOO  .. 
950,000100  100 
100,000  5Oj  120 


1,323,297  100'     92 

OO.OOO 50 

97O.393HOO      43 

2,004,664  IOO    118 

299,105ilOO!     7O 

100    102 

425,000,100  130 


105 

165 


105 
125 


I  95 
!  60 
I  50 
H20 

75 

104 


TEXAS. 


70 
00 


00 
175 

«J 
150 

60 

40 


.,; 
155 1» 


RO 


100 


110 
75 
:•;- 
M 
B 

B 


SOUTH    CAROLINA. 


CHANLUTON- 
•ank  of  Charle.tnn 
OkarL  SaVgs  Inafn 

ffelnMSI*M     ~  -  -*-' — 

V-«».    UN    •      i 


•  TrurtCo. 


100.000 

- 


___  *  Tr.  Co. 

Nat  Bank 

Mr.  Bank 
A  Mere  B.  Bk. 
Nat  Bank. 
JkTr.Oo. 


00.000 

00,000 

100,000 

900.000 

40,000 

100.000 

i -II !;!!!!! 


1.267.795100    130 
078310  100   350 


8,000 
3.000 
16,000 

aoo.ooo 

100.000 

13.000 

100,000 

»60,000 


121.840  00 
128.229  25 
208,710  100 
600.089  100 
1.797.029.... 
27O.OOO  100 
734,925  IOO 

•M4»  100 


IM 
IM 


00  01 

23  !   20 

100  101 

2S5  250 

1100   1150 

1O4  105 

1A5  160 

45  00 


AUSTIN— 

American  Nat.  Bank 
Austin  Nat.  Bank... 
City  National  Bank 
Flnt  National  Bank. 
State  Nat  Bank 

DALLAS— 

American  Nat.  Bank 
City  National  Bank. 
National  Bank  of 

Commerce 

Nat.  Exchange  Bank 

FORT  WoflTH— 

American  Nat  Bank 
Far.4Mech.Nat.Bk. 
Flnt  National  Bank. 
Fort  Worth  Nat  Bk. 
State  National  Bank 
Nat'l  Livestock  Bk. 
Trader* '  Nat'l  Bank. 

GALVE8TON— 
Flnt  National  Bank. 
Ualverton  Nat.  Bank 
Island  City  Hav.  B'k. 
Texa*  Ld.  4  L'n  Co.. 

HOUSTON— 
Commercial  N.  Bank 
Flnt  National  Bank. 
Houston  Nut.  Bank. 
Planters*  A  Medians' 

National  Bank 

South  Texas  N.  Bank 
Houston  L'd  4  Tr.Co . 

SAN  ANTONIO— 
Alamo  Nat  Bank... 
I>ockirood  Nat.  Bank 
San  Antonio  N.  Bank 

WACO- 

Cltlxens'  Nafl  Bank. 
F*r.4Mer.Nat  Bk. 
Flnt  National  Bank. 
Waco  State  Bank.... 
Provident  Nafl  B'k 


800,000 

150.OOO 
15O.OOO 
lOO.OOO 
1  OO.OOO 


2OO.(MK) 
40O.OOO 

1 5O.OOO 
800,000 


1.-.O.IHMI 

400.OOO 


§52,026 
510,000 

•1.0(10 

y27.OOO 
50,000 


476,640:100*120 
304,000  100  HO 
230.OOO  100  .. 
191,000  IOO  100 
414,000  100  140 


125,000  1,061,220 
25,000  1,398.178 

214,780 
919,600 


1,000 
11.000 


8,500   225,000 


r,lM>.(HH) 

250.OOO 
150.000 

1-J.-..1  ..... 


300.000 
250,000 
100,000 

-,  I.I.OIH, 


21  HI. 

1  OO.OOO 

1IKI.IMHI 

200.000 
5OO.OOO 
815,000 


40,300 

125,000 

81,000 

.-,0.1  MM 
56,600 


100  165 
100  120 


100  

100  100 


125 
115 
100 
110 
150 


100 


100 


300.000  IOO 
5OO.OOO  100 
000,000  100 
450,000  100 
2OO.OOO  100 
207,000  100 


100.000  348,079  100  160 
21.OOO  694,865  100  105 

200.0001  350,000  100  3OO 
35,000    100  97 


30,000   405,476 

400,000  1,482.383 

ll.OOO   203,586 


21,500 

-0.000 


286.345  IOO 
100 
100 


250,000  21,000  591,0001001 
lOO.OOO  80,000  450,000  100  t 
125,000  250,000  1,028,032100.1 


100  100 
100  550 
100 


102  >« 


100,000  §157,315 

100,000  6,050 

500.000  §104,094 

lOO.OOO  20,000 

300,000  }40.095 


340,372  100 
58,464  100 
926,619  100 
341.420  IOO 
329,016  100 


55 

100 

101 

65 

120 

130 

250 





UTAH. 


TENNESSEE. 


CHATTANOOGA— 
'•oocaBkg.Oa. 

•  laNat.  Bk. 
att'nooga  K»T.  Bk. 


_ 

Caatr«a  9a. 
'Nat.  Bank.... 
Bk.A 


u 

300.000 
1OO.OOO5 
225,0001 
300,000 

-.O..HHI 

100,000 

5.000   100 


60.0OO 
2.700 


IOO 
462.OOO  100 
325 .OOO  IOO 
245.099  .... 
1,180355  100 
115.000100 
K-i 


100 

100 

85 


75 
100 


110 
90 
80 
190 
10B 
80 


•Lantcale.  I  Book  value.    Part  paid  In.  §  Including  undivided  proHU. 


SALT  LAKE  CITY— 
Bank  of  Commerce. . 
Commercial  N.  Bank 
Decent  Nat  Bank. 
Deaeret  Sav'gs  Bank 
Flnt  National  Bank, 

Park  City 

Nat  Bank  of  Repiib'c 
Salt     Lake     Valley 

I...  .n  ,v  Tr  i-t  i '.i 
State  Bank  of  Utah 
Utah  Commercial  4 

Saving*  Bank 

Utah  National  Bank. 
r-.,!,T:t>li.-un.nr. 

4  Tnut  Co 

Zlon's  Saving*  Bank 

4  Tnut  Co 


lOO.OOO   20.0OO  275.OOO  IOO 

3OO.OOO!   10,000  400.000  100 

500,000  250.000  1.088.OOO  IOO 

40.0OO  648,000100 


50,000 
300,000 

300,000 
000,000 

2OO.OOO 
200,000 


5,250 
15,000 

1,600 


40,000 

22,000 


•J70.IMXI 


212,000  100 


IOO 

350,000  100 


150,000   10,000 
200,000  200,000 


270.OOO  IOO 
240,000  100 

150,000  1000 
1,220,000  100 


100 


55 

85 

195 

110 


65 

75 

200 

120 


132 »«  150 


75 


85 
65 


80 


90 
70 


95     100 

65 


1000 
ISO 


60 


140 


VIRGINIA. 


NORFOLK— 
Bank  of  Commerce. . 

Cltiien*' Bank 

City  National  Bank 


100.000&  83,758 
3OO.OOO  §  188,609 
2OO,OOOl§  18,519 


376,410  100 
893,609  10O 
223,235100 


145 
136 
100 


ISO 
140 
105 


•Laitiale.  (Book  value.  (Part paid  In.  5 Including  undivided  profit* 


THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV. 


Captal. 

Surplus. 

Drpotilf. 

Fr 

/;.-'. 

Alk. 

Capital. 

Surplui. 

Deposits. 

fr 

Ilul. 

A  ik 

NORFOLK-<Con.)- 
Marlne  Bank  

100,000 

206,925 
400,000 

200.000 
100,000 

200,000 
400,000 
600,000 
200,000 
125,000 
300,000 
300,000 
200,000 
500,000 
219,750 

•-.nil  Aim 

J  144,680 

)     53,919 
223,613 

6  145,000 
5     52,000 

42,000 

100,000 
400.000 
230,000 

9 
573,133 

444,467 
1,531,193 

892,513 
311,688 

480,000 
650,000 
1,450,500 
1,318,504 
230,000 
657,779 
1,513,882 
250,000 
1,383,217 
9OO.OOO 

100 

100 
100 

20 
100 

25 
25 
1OO 
Kid 
25 
100 
100 
1OO 
100 
50 
1OO 

180 

115 
145 

29 
120 

200 

120 
150 

TACOMA- 
Fidelity  Trust  Co  
London  &  San.  F.Bk. 
Nat.Bk.of  Commerce 
Pacific  Nat.  Bank... 
Scaudiiiav.-Am.  Bk.. 
UnionSav.B.&Tr.Co. 

8 
50(1,000 
2,450,000 
20O.OOO 
400,000 
60,000 
100.000 

§    35,000 
375,000 
§       4,606 
J     41,147 
3.OOO 
17,564 

S 
450,000 

Norfolk  Bk.  for  Sav- 

271,161 
558,938 
(•,5,000 
069.8!>5 

ibo 

100 
100 

Norfolk  Nat.  Bank.. 

PETERSBURG— 

Petersb.Sav.&Ins.Co 
The  National  Bank.  . 

RICHMOND— 
Citizens'  Bank  
City  Bank  

100 

110 

115 

iz'fj 

27 
28i2 

WEST   VIRGINIA. 

WHEELING— 
Bank  of  Ohio  Valley 
Bank  ol  Wheeling.  -  . 
City  Bk.  of  Wheeling 
Commercial  Bunk.  .  . 
Exchange  Bank  

1  '  5,000 
200,000 
150,000 
80,000 
300,000 
80.OOO 
200,000 
100,000 
25.OOO 
102,100 

25,000 
2O.OOO 
10,000 
10,000 

120,000 
40.OOO 
35.OOO 
2,250 

First  Nat.  Bank  
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
Metropolitan  Bank.  . 
Nat.  Bit.  of  Virginia. 
Planters'  Nat.  Bank. 
Security  Bank  
State  Bk.  of  Virginia 
Union  Bk.  of  Rlohui. 

166 
165 

25H! 

170 

650,000 
290.000 
774,000 
720,000 
516,921 
360,000 
93.OOO 
189,212 

60,000 

700.OOO 

:H,OOO 

240,000 
220,000 

T-.   nt\t\ 

101 
250 
105 

.... 





135 
llOia 

n  m 

Nat.  Bauk  of  W.  Va 
People's  Bank  
Soufh  Side  Bank  
Wheel.  Ti  tie  &Tr.  Co. 

100 



WASHINGTON. 

LA  CROSSE. 
Batavian  Bank  

WU 

200,000 
25,000 
50,000 
250,000 
50,000 
50,000 

300,000 
1,000,000 
100,000 
300.0OO 
450,000 
100,000 
500,000 
200,000 
100,000 

500,000 
1,000,000 

250,000 

iCONSIN. 

6     22,000 
1,500 
§       4,000 
50,000 
6       1,000 
49,000 

§     58,202 
250,000 
5     12,000 
§     25,000 
21,000 
7,000 
100.000 
§  338,244 

• 

1,067,954 
75,153 
71.4O6 
942,528 
70,000 
421,391 

2,100.528 
8,306,460 
450,000 
2,500,000 
893.225 

iro 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
1OO 
100 
100 
100 

100 

* 

145 
100  • 
120 
150 

SEATTLE— 

Boston  Nat.  Bank... 
Dexter.Horton  A  Co 
First  Nat.  Bank  
Nat.Bk.of  Commerce 
People's  Sav.  Bank. 
PuKct  Sound  Nat.Bk. 
Scandinavian-  Amer- 
ican Bank  

180,000 
200,000 
150,000 
300,000 
60.000 
528,000 

75,000 
250,000 
100,000 

250,000 
100,000 
200,000 
100,000 
200,000 

4       6,356 
J  143,597 
5  152,549 
§       1,030 
9,000 
§    47,550 

$     12,336 
5     14,306 
§    24,879 

§     68,781 
5     20.007 
4     14,357 
5       2,502 
5    91,940 

198,042 
935.S74 
441,906 
339,289 
290,967 
657,086 

152,241 
74,739 
486,150 

671,374 
91,401 
491,757 
185,612 
625,286 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 

100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

ExchangoStateRank 
German-Amer.  Bank 
Nat.Bk.  of  La  Crosse 
Security  Savings  Bk. 
State  B'k  of  La  Crosse 

MILWAUKEE.— 
Central  Nat.  Bank.. 
First  National  Bank. 
German-Amer.  Bank 
Marshall  &  Ilsley  B'k 
Milwaukee  N.  Bank. 
Milwaukee  Trust  Co. 
Nat.  Exchange  Bank 
Second  Ward  Sav.  Bk 
Weft  Side  Bank  
Wisconsin  Marine  *fe 
Fire  Ins.  Co.  Bank. 
Wisconsin  Nat.  Bank 
Wisconsin  Trust  Co. 

*  

225 

Seattle  Nat.  Bank... 
Washington  Nat.Bk. 

SPOKANE— 
Exchange  Nat.  Bk.. 
Fidelity  Nat.  Bank.  . 
Old  Nat.  Bank  

100 
100 

110 

no 

1OO 
102 

2,466.575 
4,106,28* 
296,510 

1,850,000 
3,411,081 

100 

100 

100 
100 
100 

5     93.000 
150.000 
5       4,000 

Spok'ne&  East.Tr.Co 
Traders'  Nat.  Bank. 

100 
130 

•Last  sale,   t  Book  value.   :  Part  paid  In.    $  Undlv'd  profits  included. 

*  Last  sale.  1  Book  value.  ;  Part  paid  In. 

§  Undlv'd  profits  included 

THE  QUOTATION 


SUPPLEMENT 


OF   THK 


COMMERCIAL  &  flNANCIAL  CHRONICLE. 


CONTENTS. 

NEW  YORK  FINANCIAL  MARKETS  FOR  FEBRUARY 
NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE, 

MONTHLY  AND  YEARLY  RECORD  or  BONDS, 

MONTHLY  AND  YEARLY  RECORD  OF  STOCKS,     - 
BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANGE  PRICES, 
GENERAL  QUOTATIONS  OF  BONDS  AND  STOCKS,    - 

RAILROAD  SKCCRITKS, 

STRUT  RAILWAY  SECURITIES 

MUNICIPAL  BONDS, 
MISCELLANEOUS  SECURITIES,     - 

MlSCELLAKVOCS  BONDS, 

OAS  BONDS,          -          - 

GAS  STOCKS, 

MIXING  STOCKS,       -  ... 

TELEPHONE  AND  TELEGRAPH. 

ELECTRIC  STOCKS, 

ImcRANCE  STOCKS, 

MANCFACTCRINO, 

MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS,   - 
BANK  AND  TRUST  COMPANY  STOCKS.      - 


5 

7-18 
7-16 
16-18 
18-19 
20-38 
20-28 
26-28 
28-34 


89 
35 

35-36 
86 
86 
36 

36-87 
37-38 


IMIar-oIb-  ©,  1897. 


WILLIAM    R    DANA    COMPANY,    PUBLISHERS, 

PINK   STHKET,  CORNER  PEARL  STREET,  NEW  YORK. 


,  Ptetond  Moordlnji  to  Act  of  c 


r  igjy7,  by  WILLIAM  B.  DA.HA  COMPAST.  In  ofncw  of  Librarian  of  CongreM,  Wa»hlngton, P.  P.]  i 


AUGUST  BELMONT&CO., 

BANKERS, 

No.   23  NASSAU  STREET,  NEW  YORK. 

AQEtiTS    AND    CORRESPONDENT!!     Of    THE 

Messrs.     ROTHSCHILD, 

LONDON      .-.      PARIS      .-.      FRANKFORT      .-.      VIENNA. 

Issue  Letters  oj   Credit  for   Travelers,  available  in  all 

parts  of  the  world. 

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and  California. 

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BROWN  BROTHERS  &  CO., 

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AND 

,    ALEX.  BROWN  &  SONS,  Baltimore  and  Calvert  Sts.,  Baltimore. 

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Commercial  Letters   of  Credit  and  Travelers'  Letters  of  Credit  issued,  available  in  all 

parts  of  the  world. 

Collections  made  on  all  points;  Telegraphic   Transfers  of   Money   made    between   this 

Country  and  Europe. 

Deposit  Accounts  of  American  Banks,  Bankers,  Firms   and  Individuals  received  upon 

favorable    terms. 


Brown,  Shipley  &  Co.,  Founders'  Court,  Lothbury,  E.  C.,  London. 


THE  QUOTATION 

SUPPLEMENT 


OF   THE 


COMMERCIAL  &  flNANClAL  CHRONICLE. 


THE   QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 

THE  QCOTATIO*  BurrunmT,  turned  monthly,  U  furnished  vlttioul 
«*fc*a  ekmrgt  to  every  «»""»!  subscriber  of  the  COMMERCIAL  AMD  FIJI  AH- 

•CIAL  CHBOnCLB. 

THE  LuruTOM*  SCPPLEMEJCT,  tuned  quarterly,  U  also  furnished 
•without  extra  clary*  to  every  subscriber  of  the  CHKOXICLE. 

THE  HTEEET  RAILWAY  SUPPLEMENT,  Issued  quarterly.  Is  likewise 
furnished  *iUuntt  extra  tkargt  to  every  subscriber  of  the  CIIHOMCLE. 

THE  STATE  AXD  Crrr  SCPPLEMMT,  Issued  *eml-annually,  U  also 
<«rnUhed  »Wt**t  atrt  tkmryt  to  «Tery  snbscrlber  of  the  CUKOMCLE. 

Term*  for  to*  CMoncu,  Including  the  four  Supplement*  above 
•••ed,  are  Ten  Dollar*  within  the  United  Bute*  and  Twelve  Dollars 
X  which  taolsMlM  postage)  In  Europe. 


WILLIAM  B.  DANA  COMPANY,  PUBLISHERS, 

PINE  ST..  CORNER  Of  PEARL  ST.,  NEW  YORK. 


[Entered  according  to  Act  of  Congram  In  the  year  1897,  by  Wn.LiAM  B.  DANA  COMPANY,  In  office  of  Librarian  of  Congress,  Washington.  D.  O-l 

NEW    YORK.    MARCH    6.    1897. 

apply  only  on  deliveries  during  1897.  With  the  break 
in  the  pool,  prices  dropped  to  *16  00@*18  00  a  ton, 
and  it  ia  claimed  that  some  sales  were  made  at  or  below 
115  00.  This  great  cheapening  of  prices  led  to  the 
sending  in  of  enormous  orders.  Railroads  all  over  the 
country  decided  to  make  purchases  at  the  prevailing 
low  figures,  and  a  considerable  amount  of  business, 
too,  was  booked  for  export..  The  Bessemer  rail  pro- 
duction for  1896  was  1,102,892  tons.  It  is  believed 
that  within  a  short  time  after  the  break  in  the  pool 
orders  were  placed  to  an  amount  approaching  very 
closely  this  aggregate  for  the  whole  of  last  year. 

The  effect  on  the  iron  and  steel  trades  was  very 
marked.  The  large  orders  for  rails  ensures  a  large  de- 
mand for  steel,  this  in  turn  ensures  a  large  demand  for 
iron,  which  in  turn  ensures  a  large  demand  for  ore,  Ac. 
Thus  a  great  stimulus  has  been  given  to  all  the  leading 
branches  of  the  iron  and  steel  trade?,  and  though  very 
little  improvement  in  prices  occurred  (in  some  cases  no 
improvement  at  all),  the  whole  outlook  was  changed, 
and  there  teems  every  reason  to  believe  that  the  event 
will  mark  a  turning  point  in  the  condition  of  these 
trades.  As  far  as  the  railroads  are  concerned  the  ex- 
tensive purchases  of  rails  means  not  only  a  larger 
amount  of  work  in  the  way  of  repairs  and  renewals  of 
track,  but  also,  it  appears  likely,  the  construction  of  a 
fair  amount  of  new  road. 

The  print  cloth  purchase  was  in  its  way  also  quite 
important,  though  the  immediate  effects  have  not  been 
so  striking.  The  purchase  consisted  of  750,000 
piece*,  regular  sizes  (64x64),  and  was  made  by  Mr. 
M.  0.  D.  Borden,  representing  the  American  Printing 
Company  at  Pall  River — 500,000  pieces  it  is  understood 
being  spot  cloth,  while  250,000  pieces  were  for  future 
delivery.  The  price  of  print  cloths  in  the  market 
just  before  the  purchase  was  2£  cents  per  yard; 
Mr.  Borden  is  said  to  have  paid  2  9-16  cents, 
while  after  the  sale  the  price  in  the  market 
advanced  to  2  11-16  cents.  But  subsequently  the 
market  weakened  again,  and  the  price  dropped 
to  2f  cents.  The  agreement  of  the  mills  to  curtail 
production  was  carried  out  during  the  month.  Not- 
withstanding the  reaction  in  the  print  cloth  market, 
the  general  tone  in  the  dry  goods  trade  has  remained 
decidedly  better,  and  business  both  in  the  primary 
market  and  with  jobbers  has  been  of  larger  volume. 

In  Europe,  the  uprising  in  Crete  and  the  action  of 
Greece  in  coming  to  the  support  of  the  Cretian  people 


RtSVIKW     <>r    FEBRUARY. 

There  were  some  disturbing  features  in  February, 
bnt  on  the  whole  the  development*  were  of  an  en- 
conraging  nature  —  perhaps  not  so  much  on  account  of 
their  immediate  effect*  as  became  of  the  promise  they 
hold  out  of  a  great  improvement  in  the  trade  situation 
in  the  near  future.  It  seems  to  be  trne  also  that  trade  is 
even  now  reviving,  if  only  slowly.  The  progress  in  that 
direction  has  been  in  one  sense  hastened  and  in  another 
aente  retarded  by  the  near  approach  of  the  4th  of 
March.  Those  who  think  that  a  change  of  Adminis- 
tration will  bring  a  change  in  the  business  outlook 
have  naturally  been  inclined  to  act  on  that  belief. 
-On  the  other  hand,  thote  who  are  not  at  all  sure  that 
a  new  Congress  and  a  new  Executive  will  be  in  them- 
selves sufficient  to  work  a  complete  care  in  the  situa- 
tion have  been  disposed  to  wait  and  see  what  the  effect 
would  be  before  embarking  upon  new  ventures.  A 
great  many  persons,  too,  consider  it  prudent  to  defer 
engagement*  until  the  outcome  of  tariff  legislation  at 
the  extra  session  of  Congress  which  is  to  be  called  after 
the  4th  of  March  can  be  determined. 

The  two  events  of  'greatest  importance  in  their  bear- 
ing upon  the  future  were  the  collapse  of  the  steel-rail 
pool  and  the  lifting  from  the  print-cloth  market,  by 
purchase,  of  a  portion  of  the  large  stocks  of  print 
cloth*  which  for  so  long  had  acted  as  a  depressing 
influence  upon  the  whole  of  the  dry-goods  trade.  The 
disruption  of  the  rail  pool,  with  the  break  in  prices 
which  followed,  was  an  occurrence  of  very  great  moment. 
Daring  1896  the  pool  price  for  rail*  was  $28  00  per  ton, 
and  this  price  was  firmly  maintained  on  all  deliveries 
during  that  year.  In  December  it  was  agreed  to 
reduce  the  price  to  $25  00,  the  redaction,  however,  to 


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proved  a  distnrbing.influence  for  a  time,  this  being  re 
fleeted  in  a  sharp  decline  in  the  price  of  Euglish 
consols.  The  leading  European  Powers  acted  in  accord 
against  Greece,  their  war  ships  in  one  instance  firing 
upon  the  insurgents  and  other  measures  being  taken  to 
hold  the  Greeks  in  check.  Anarchy  subsequently 
developed,  but  the  matter  had  no  further  disquiet- 
ing effect  on  the  European  markets.  Money  at  the 
leading  financial  centres  showed  growing  ease.  On 
the  4th  the  Bank  of  England  reduced  its  rate  of  dis 
count  from  3£  to  3  per  cent,  and  on  the  26th  the  Bank  of 
Germany  reduced  its  rate  from  4  to  3£  per  cent.  A  plan 
for  reforms  in  the  administration  of  Cuba  was  signed  by 
the  Queen  Regent  of  Spain  early  in  the  month,  but  in 
Congress  the  Cuban  question  cropped  up  anew  on 
reports  of  cruelty  to  Americans  imprisoned  in  Cuba 
for  political  offenses.  On  the  24th  the  Committee  on 
Foreign  Relations  of  the  Senate  reported  a  resolution 
by  a  unanimous  Tote  demanding  "the  immediate  and 
unconditional  release  of  Julio  Sangnilly,"  one  of  the 
imprisoned  offenders.  The  next  day  some  very 
violent  speeches  were  made  by  a  number  of  Senators, 
and  some  very  radical  action  against  Spain  advocated, 
notwithstanding  that  it  was  known  that  the  Spanish 
Government  had  previously  decided  to  pardon  Singuilly 
and  was  merely  awaiting  the  completion  of  some  neces- 
sary formalities  before  granting  the  pardon.  At  the 
same  time  it  was  rumored  that  United  States  Consul- 
Gee  oral  Lee,  at  Havana,  had  threatened  to  resign  his 
position.  Attempts  to  secure  action  on  the  Arbitra- 
tion Treaty  with  Great  Britain  failed. 

The  money  market  remained  in  a  plethoric  condi- 
tion and  rates  ruled  extremely  low.  The  banks  ad- 
hered to  the  agreement  not  to  loan  at  less  than  2  per 
cent  on  call  until  towards  the  close  of  the  month,  when 
one  or  two  institutions  are  ucderstood  to  have  put  out 
some  money  at  a  lower  figure  ;  the  trust  companies 
generally  loaned  at  the  Stock  Exchange  rate,  which 
was,  as  a  rule,  li@lf  per  cent.  The  following  shows 
the  interest  rates  on  the  various  clasees  of  loans  for 
each  week  of  the  month. 


Feb. 

60  days. 

Demand. 

Feb. 

60  ilnys. 

Demand.  \  \  Feb. 

60  days. 

Demand. 

1~ 

485-6 

1  87ft-S 

IX... 

485ft 

487ft 

25.... 

485ft-6 

48Tft^8 

2... 

485    -5ft 

4  87ft-8 

14.... 

.8. 

-'!>.... 

485ft-6 

4B7ft-8 

3... 

4  85    -5ft 

487ft-8 

15.... 

485ft-6 

487ft  8 

27.... 

485ft-6 

487ft-8 

4... 

I  S.V.J 

4  87)^-8 

16.... 

4  8554-8 

4  87ft-8 

28.. 

8 

&... 

485K 

487ft 

17.... 

485ft-6 

48'ft-S 

6... 

435* 

487J4 

18.... 

485)4-6 

4  87ft-8 

7«. 

S. 

19... 

485ft-6 

487(i-8 

8... 

4>5ft 

487ft 

2ft.... 

4  85)4-6 

4  87ft-8 

9... 

4  85ft 

487ft 

21 

...  S 

Open 

485-6 

487ft-8 

10... 

485* 

487ft 

22.... 

H 



High 

486 

483 

11_. 

485ft 

487ft 

23.... 

4  8:,ft-6 

487ft-8 

Low. 

485 

487ft 

12... 

H 

21.... 

48'ft-fl 

4  87ft-S 

Last. 

48SV«-fl    '487ft-8 

RATES  FOR  MONET  IN  NEW  TOBK.  WEEKLY. 


Feb.  13. 
l>li-2 


Fell.  20. 
lft-2 


l«-2« 


Feb.  27 
lft-2 
IK  1H 

lft-2»         lft-2' 


2* 

2ft 

3 

3 

3 

3ft 

3 

3ft-4 
4    -5 


2 

2 

2ft 

3 

3 

3 

3ft 

S 

3ft-4 
4    -5 


OMLians-  Feb.  6. 

At  Stock  Exchange— Range  for  week — . .  lft-2 

Average  for  week IJi 

At  banks  and  trust  companies lft-2' 

Time  Loans — 

Thlrlydays 

Sixty  days 2  2 

Ninety  "days 2ft  2ft 

Four  months 3  2ft 

Five  months 3  » 

Six  months 3  3 

Seven  months  

Commercial  Paper— 

Double  Names  Choice— «0  to  90  days 3  3 

Single  Names— Prime  4  to  0  months 3ft-4          3)4-4 

Good  4  to  6  months 4   -5         4-5 

*The  lower  rate  was  at  trust  companies. 

The  foreign  exchange  market  was  very  quiet  and  in 
the  rates  for  actual  business  there  were  only  three  or 
four  changes  throughout  the  whole  month.  On  the 
1st  there  was  a  reduction  of  one- quarter  of  a  cent  for 
long  and  short  sterling  and  of  one-half  a  cent  in  cable 
transfers,  but  thereafter  the  tendency  was  upward,  and 
prices  closed  one-half  a  cent  higher  all  around  than 
these  reduced  prices  on  the  1st.  The  reduction  in  the 
discount  rate  by  the  Bank  of  England  and  the  low 
rates  ruling  in  the  open  market  in  London  wiped 
out  all  but  a  very  small  fraction  of  the  margin  of 
profit  to  be  obtained  in  the  purchase  and  holding  of 
bills.  Nevertheless,  while  considerable  amounts  of  the 
previous  purchases  of  bills  for  investment  matured  and 
were  paid  off,  there  were  also  some  new  investment 
purchases.  The  strength  of  the  exchange  market  in 


view  of  the  large  trade  balance  is  in  part  explained  by 
that  fact.  Another  influence  in  the  same  direction 
was  the  sale  by  Europe  of  some  considerable  amounts 
of  securities  of  the  very  best  grades,  induced  by  the 
high  prices .  ruling  here  for  those  securities.  The 
Northern  Pacific  and  Oregon  Kailway  &  Navigation 
negotiations,  alluded  to  below,  could  have  had  but  a 
slight  effect  on  exchange.  The  following  shows  the 
rates  for  actual  business  in  sterling  for  every  day  in 
which  a  change  was  recorded  in  any  class  of  bills. 

ACTUAL     RATES— BANKERS'  AND  COMMERCIAL  BILLS. 

,  -Hankers'  BUI* ,    , Commercial  milt i 

60  Day.  Sight.  Cable.  Prime.         Commercial* 

Feb.      1 484ft-484J4    4  d6ft-4  889<    48894-487       484    -484ft    483K-483K 

••       10 481*4-485       486J4-486-X    48694-487       481)4-484ft    4  83ft-4  34 

"      11. 484M-485       48394-487       487    -487ft    48«(<-484ft    4  H3ft-4  84 

-       15 48194-185       487    -487ft    4  87J4-4  87ft    484ft-48«ft    4  83ft-4  84 

"       18 485    -485ft    487    -487ft    4  8?ft-4  87ft    48lft-48l94    4  8394-4  84  fti 

The  posted  rates   for  every  day  in   the   month  are 
given  in  the  following. 

POSTED    RATES— BANKERS'  STERLING  BILLS. 


On  the  Stock  Exchange  dealings  in  stocks  were  very 
limited,  the  sales  for  the  entire  month  reaching  only 
2,803,401  shares.  On  the  other  hand  there  was  a  very 
active  demand  at  good  prices  for  bonds,  the  sales  of 
these  reaching  $38,871,240,  which  compares  with 
$37,419,600  in  February  1896  and  $16,507,000  in  Feb- 
ruary 1895.  The  trust  investigation  was  made  the 
basis  of  an  attack  on  the  industrial  properties,  but 
this  was  soon  followed  by  a  quick  upward  reaction. 
The  anthracite  coal  properties  were  quite  weak  on  the 
unfavorable  condition  of  the  coal  trade,  and  the  bitu- 
minous coal  properties  were  also  depressed,  the  Colum- 
bus Hocking  Valley  &  Toledo  going  into  the  hands  of 
a  receiver.  The  sale  of  a  block  of  Northern  Pacific 
stock  abroad  and  the  purchase  by  certain  interests 
here  of  the  German  holdings  of  the  preferred  stock  of 
the  Oregon  Navigation  served  to  strengthen  the  secur- 
ities of  these  properties.  Lake  Shore  made  a  sharp 
advance  to  the  highest  figures  on  record.  The  follow- 
ing furnishes  a  four-year  comparison  of  the  volume  of 
business  on  the  Stock  Exchange  and  also  shows  the 
sales  of  cotton  on  the  Cotton  Exchange  and  of  grain 
on  the  Produce  Exchange. 

VOLUME  OP  BUSINESS  ON  THE  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 


Month  of  February. 

Stock.  sales- 
Number  of  shares — 
Par  value 

Bond  sales  (par  valne)- 
Railroad  &  misc.  bds. 
Government  bonds... 
State  bonds 

Total  bond  sales  ... 

Jan.  1  to  Fib.  29. 
Stock  sales—  • 

Number  of  shares 

Parvalue 

Bond  sales  (par  value)- 

Rallroad  &  misc.  bds. 

Government  bonds, . . 

State  bonds 


1897.  1898.                   1895.  1894. 

2,803,401  f,  20 1,038  3.024,032  3.173,527 

$286,430,100  $492,618,700  $300,311.750  $310,697,85 

$38.«71,2IO  $37,419.600  $18,507.000  $22.^93,100- 

2,264,500  8.S13.450            1,841.400  205,000- 

102,500  200,500               188,000  1.881.500 

$41,238.210  $16,43U,%50  $l"t»,316,400  $21,982,600 


6,1«3,813 
$590,204,850 

$77,683.340 

3,608,000 

435,000 


9.738,710 
$90^.915,250 


6.267,937 
$618,737.250 


$76.129,«20        $42,5i7,270 

9,252,950  2,802,900 

465,500  2.628,000 


7.692.990 
$755,67'J,770 

$50,807,4CO 
J.C01.4CO 
2,453,00') 


Total  bond  sales....      $81,623,340        $«5,848,270        $47,458,170 
SALES  OP  COTTON  ON  THE  COTTON  EXCHANGE. 
1897.  1896.  1895. 

Bales.  Bale*.  Bales. 

Month  of  February 2,685,200  3,407,700  1,601,300 

January  1  to  Feb.  28 4,933,700  6.960,500  3,411.500 

SALES  OP  GRAIN  ON  THE  PRODUCE  EXCHANGE. 

1897.  1S90.  1895. 

Bushels.  Bushels.  Btuhels. 

Month  of  February 75,802,990         67,830,887         76.270,226 

January  1  to  Feb   S8 150.i83,230       144,430,01)2        183,692,725 


$54,261,800 

1894. 
fillet. 

2.826.200 
7,704,700 

1894. 

1,'nshe' 
J46,691.'i76- 
2C8.238.70Z 


NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 


MONTHLY     AND     YEARLY     RECORD. 

The  following  tables  furnish  a  complete  record  of  the  New  York  Stock  Exchange  transactions  for  the  past  month  and  for 
Che  year  1897.  They  need  no  extended  introduction,  as  they  are  self-explanatory.  The  tables  embrace  every  security 
<excepting  only  State  bonds)  dealt  in  on  the  Exchange.  We  give  bonds  first,  using  the  classification  adopted  in  the 
oiBoial  list.  As  to  prices  the  form  is  our  own,  and  we  think  it  will  be  found  to  contain  just  the  facts  desired  by  our  readers 
And-  to  present  them  in  the  most  convenient  way  for  study  and  reference. 

'  For  foot  notes  to  tables  ge«  last  page  of  Bonds  and  last  page  of  Stocks. 


BONDS.— PRICES  AND  SALES  FOB    FEBRUARY  AND  THE  YEAR  1897. 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

»] 

Sale*  in 
Feb. 
Par  value 

Prirr  about 
January  2, 
1897T 

PRICES  l!f  FEBRUARY. 

RANGE  FOR  TEAR  1P97. 

Feb.  1. 

Feb.  27. 

Lmcest. 

lliilhrsl. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

U.  8.  GOT.  Securities. 

C.  8.  2s.  registered.  Optional 
<J  8   li.  1  mlsluiuil          .       1907 

Q-M 
t  -J 
t  -J 
•  1 
C  -F 
C  -F 

•  -r 
J  -J 

Meh 
Meb 
Meh 

M-H 

Q-J 

\  '. 

N..'. 

' 

Bid.      A$k. 
954 

Bid.      Aik. 
954  ... 

Bid.      Atk. 
954  ... 

Sale  Pricet. 

Sale  Price*. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

516.000 

1  t  ;.-.•"• 
9I.OOO 

".-,;.>.  HI 

LM.  

4.000 
ll.OOO 

111     1114 
120%  1204 
120%  1204 
114     1144 
114     1144 

10214 
102'4      . 

Ill's  11214 
1124113 
1227s  123% 
122'8  123% 
113%  114% 
113«gll44 
1034  
1064  

104     . 

110%  1114 
113      1134 

i-j'j"-  !•-•:<  U 
122",  123 

113%  114>4 
1034  
106ij  

10O     . 

Ill  4  Feb.     r, 

122^8  Feb:  23 
122%  Feb.  11 
113%  Feb.  23 
113%  Feb.  11 
1034  Feb.  16 
1064  Feb.  16 

112     Feb.  19 
1134  Feb.  16 
122«8  Feb.  10 
123%  Feb.     1 
113%  Feb.  23 
11378Feb.  27 
103  4  Feb.  16 
106i>8  Feb.  24 

111%  Jan:  12 
1204  Jan.  16 
120%  Jan.     5 
11134  Jan.  20 
113%  Feb.  11 
103%  Jan.     7 
1064  Feb.  16 

112     Feb.  19 
11314  Feb.  16 
122=8  Feb.  10 
124     Jan.  29 
113%  Jan.  29 
11  4%  Jan.  19 
1034  Feb.  16 
106=8  Feb.  24 

U.  S.  4s.  coupon  19O7 
•J.  D.  U.  isslslsiliil  1925 

O.  8.  4s.  coupon  1925 
•>«,  recUUred    19O4 

U.  8.  5«.  coupon  19O4 

XT  8.  6s,  currency                     1898 

U.  S.  fi*.  currency  1899 

V.  8  4s.  re«r.  etts.  of  Indebtedness 

1  -  i  - 



104     

100     

do                                    ..1899 

104     

100     

Railroad  Bond*. 

»  kron  A  Chle.  June.    «M  B.  O. 
Alabama  Cent,    get  BouttTn  Ry. 
Alabama  Mid..  1st  fa..*.  1928 
Albany  *  8asq.     See  DeL  *  Hod. 
Allegheny  Valley.    Xtt  Peno.  Co. 
AnTboekAImp.  *«CenUof  if.  J. 
ADD  Arbor,  1st,  g.  4s  1995. 

• 

• 

146.000 

2.617.00O 
J.014.000 

744    75 

79<4    79% 
434    434 

79       80 
81>9    82 

»878     4914 

79       80 

824    82% 
47       47\« 

79     Feb.     2 

814  Feb.  15 
4  54  Feb.  IB 

804  Feb.  20 

02%  Feb.    4 
49°g  Feb.     1 

744  Jan.     5 

79ij  Jan.     6 
43%  Jan.     2 

804  Feb.  20 

S2%  Feb.    4 
49=8  Feb.     1 

Atch.  <'ol.  A  Pac.    «»«  Union  Pac. 
Ateh.  Jewell  Co.  A  W.    8m  Urn.  P. 
A  ten.  T.  A  8.  re  Ry.  (en.  f.4s.l  91).-, 
AdlostmX  C-.  4*  .„...!  •  • 

-  Dories  A  c    B*      19O2 

Chic.  A  St.  U>uU.  1st,  6s...  1915 
CoL  Mldi.Tr.Co.etfu.  l«t  *.  6s/36 

M-8 
J-D 

7,oi>6 

67     Feb.     1 

67%  Feb.     1 

65     Jan.  2* 

67%  Feb.     1 

68     

Tr.Co.ctf«..eon.g.4«^ittii.»u'4<> 

r-A 

36.00O 

16     Feb.  15 

17     Feb.     1 

15     Jan.  25 

17     Jan.  16 

16       164 
7O     

Allan.  Av..l,-krn'.'lni'p;«.5s..  1934 
A  t  Un.  *  Danrllle  1  •«.  «.  5s  .  .  I960 
Atlanta  A  Char.    He*  Bonth'n  Ry. 
Atl.APac-,  mar.,  l.t«.  4s...  1937 

j-j 
j-j 

75      

S.OOO 

87       89  >t 

89       924 

904  Feb.  25 

904  Feb.  25 

90i«Jan.  30 
39»«  Jan.     7 

904  Jan.  30 
40     Jan.     6 

West.  'llr.  cu..  s.  r.  6s.  .  .  19O7 

VV.-.r.Tii  I',  v..  !  .,..,„...            L910 
Bvaall 

M-8 

\  0 

J-D 

164.000 

1 

%         % 

i*  Feb.  15 

1     Feb.    3 

4  Jan.     7 

14  Jail'.  22 

Central  Dlr    Ineone.           '  ' 

-,'w.    «•*  Bo.  Paelrtc. 

B»--«Mlrh.C. 
-.  r-k-b'(Br.l9tP 
««>•  '                                I8A5-1925 

A-0 

r-A 
r-A 

1124 

111%  Jan.     8 
91     Feb.  23 

111%  Jan.     8 
93i«Jan.  29 

2,000 

94 

'*    '     1 

91     Feb.  23 

91     Feb.  23 

It,.  •  .t  '                         --  ,    ;  •.  •  . 

91     

Oo«sol  void  B~s                       '  ' 

r-i 

M-H 

\  0 

i  ' 

Bs:-                             •il,gu.l99O 
W.  Va  A                       199" 

1,000 

93     Feb.     8 

93     Feb.    8 

93     Feb.     8 

96     Feb.     8 

B.  •.                    ••.(!!.  (.4  4*.  1990 
B.AO.  *.  W.  Ry..  oon.«.  44S.1993 
••-.(.  5«.  *er.  A  2043 
ftorie*  B                            2O43 

J-J 
J-J 

Hor 
i... 
M-H 

B.  A  O.8.  W.Ter.  Co..  (n.^.5a..'42 

1  •  Renre..  l«teon.(..4>*<19UO 
A..  1                               •  (..5S.193O 

M-H 
M-N 

974  

•isah  Creek.    jatk.Y.C.  A 
•sltorJkCa»snd.«s«8t.L.A.AT  M 
•Seller.  A  80.  Ills.    *•' 
aeeD«nileBd(.Co.  JwMo.K.AT. 
B-  way  A  7th  Ar.lslooo4.Bs.1943 

J-D 

•2.000 

1184  1174 

118      11  -i  4 

1187g 

119     Feb    1. 

119     Feb.    5 

1164  Jan.     5 

119     Feb.     5 

B'kh                       con.  5s  1941 
B'klin  r:i-r..l.t,«old.«e....l924 
2d.  (»M.                      1915 
ftea*l<lcA  B  B.  1  «  t  .  (U..  *.&*.  1942 
Un                      :>r  .(.  6V...1937 
Bmok.  Ran.  Iran..  «..Bs  1945 
•B-klyn  A  Mnntaiik.  AM  L.  Islaad. 
Hnin.    *»•     '                     1-          IMt 
Buffalo  A  Erie.      «M  L.  8.  A  M.  B. 
Buffalo  K  .  York  A  Erie.    K" 

Buff.  K  .*  i-  .  .-.-ii  <  ,5s...    li  " 

Roeh.  A  Plttab..  lit.  6s.  ...1921 
OoamL.  in.  6s  1922 

J-J 
\  Q 
J-J 
J-J 
M-N 

J-J 

M-8 

F-A 

J-D 

1.000 

17,000 
13,000 



':::::  "si" 

.  ...... 

114     Feb.  19 
70     Feb.     - 
42     Feb.    5 

114     Feb.  1!) 
73is  Feb.  16 
45     Feb.    9 

113     Jan.     8 
70     Feb.     8 
42     Feb.     5 

114     Jan.  20 
75     Jan.  12 
45     Feb.     9 

39 

45 

3S:SS8 

"76"  

68     

77       78>s 

70     71 
80%    804 

68     F.-ii.     3 
78     Feb.    3 

71      Feb.     9 
81     Feb.  19 

68      Fob.    3 
78     Jan.     4 

72%  Jan.  19 
81     Fob.  19 

13,000 
2.000 
33,000 

97     100 
1204  
I15«t  117 

98     100 
122      
119     12O 

98     Feb.  17 
120  "4  Feb.     3 
1184  Feb.     4 

99     Feb.  20 
1204  Feb.     3 
119%  Feb.  23 

98     Feb.  17 
12014  Feb.     3 
116%  Jan.     7 

99     Feb.  20 
121     Jan.  12 
119%  Feb.  23 

iii"  ii9" 

Buff.  A  Bmthwmtern.      See  Krl». 

••rl.  a  H.  A"5r"o.'.'ist;'5*.".'.'.'.'i9b6 
'<roi.tr..  (..5s  ...1934 
Re«1»t»n»i 

M.  %  "f  .  i                         ~  *        19  '7 

A-0 
J-D 

J-D 
M-8 

KVOOO 

ib*;:::::: 

SS5 

i'06«ii07" 

lOeUFe'b'.""! 
108     Feb.     4 

103     Feb:  26 

l65%Jan."li 
102     Feb.    4 

107  "Feb.'  25 
103     Jan.  11 

A)JI.W,iit.K.6e'.1930 
...1921 
nan  So..  1st,  Int.  r*..Bs....  1908 
\Jan.  80..  24.  5.  

'6-V.obo 

25.000 

101        ..... 
107      109 
104     105«t 

105      
102     
109     
107      

1O94110 
1074  108 

109%  Feb.     1 
107     Feb.     1 

111     Feb.    4 
108     Feb.  24 

103     Jan.     7 
105     Jan.     5 
1044  Jan.  15 

111     Feb.     4 
108     Feb.  24 
106     Jan.  30 

THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

4 

Salet  in 
Feb. 
Par  raltu 

Price  about 
Januaru  2, 
189?. 

PRICES  IN  FEBRUARY. 

RANGE  FOR   YEAH  1897. 

Feb.  1. 

Feb.  27. 

Lowest. 

mghett. 

Lowest. 

Higlietl. 

Carthage  A  Ad.    See  N.  Y.  C.  A  H. 
Cedar  F.  A  Minn.      See  Ills.  Cent. 
Ced.  R.  la.F.AN.  Se«B.C.R.AN. 
Central  Ohio.    See  Bait.  A  Ohio. 
C.AC!.  Mid.,  1st.  ext.4%8..1939 
Cent.  RR.  A  B'k'g  Co.  of  Ga.— 

j-j 

H-N 

M-S 
F-A 
F-A 
M-N 
M-N 

M-N 
M-N 
J-J 
Q-J 
Q-M 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 

J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 

9 

Bid.      A»k. 

Bid.      Atk 

Bid.      Atk 

Sale  1'ricet. 

Sale  Pncet. 

Sale  Pricet. 

Sale  Price*. 

7,000 

96 

95 

96     Feb.     1 

96%  Feb.  26 

94%  Jan.  22 

96%  Feb.  2& 

Chat.  R.A  Col.,  gu.  g.  5s.  ...  1  937 
Cent,  of  Ga.  Ry.—  1st,  g.,  58.1945 

67,000 

112isll4i2 

11214  Feb.    2 

11278  Feb.  13 

11214  Feb.    2 

1127e  Feb.  1* 

Consul.,  gold,  i>8  1945 

218,000 

90       90% 

90       91 

91Vt    9176 

90%  Feb.    2 

917e  Feb.  17 

90%  Feb.     2 

917e  Feb.  IT 

Central  of  New  Jersey— 
1st,  con.,  7s  1899 
lot,  oonv.78  19i>2 

1,000 

10713  108 

107=8  

10712  Feb.     1 

107%  Feb.     1 

106«8Jan.  14 

107%  Feb.     L 

Conv.  deb.6s  1908 
General,  gold,  5s  1987 
Registered                        .1987 

219.000 
88.OOO 
6,000 
9,000 
14,000 

lift  :::::. 

..  ios" 

116     1161s 
116     
104 

1161s  Feb.  26 
116     Feb.     1 
104     Feb.    6 
89     Feb.  17 
11513  Feb.  16 

118     Feb.     5 
11714  Feb.     8 
104%  Feb.  17 
90     Feb.  10 
116%  Feb.  15 

115%"  Jan.     6  118'     Feb.     5- 
115%  Jan.  12  11714  Feb.     » 
104     Jan.     9|104%Feb.  17 
89     Feb.  17    90     Feb.  1» 
114%  Jan.     6  116%  Feb.  15- 

Leh.  A  W.  Coal,  con.  ass.7s.  1900 
5s                                           1912 

90     

90% 

Am.  DockA  Imp.  Co.Ss....  1921 
N.  J.  80.,  Int.  guar.  6s  1899 
Central  Paoitto— 
Gold,  6s,  Series  F,  G,  H  A  1.  1898 
8.  Joaquin  Br.,  gold,  6s  190O 

113 

37.0OO 
2,000 

10013  101 

1013s  101% 
103     106 

102%  102% 

1013s  Feb.     1 
10314  Feb.    3 

102%  Feb.  26 
103i4  Feb.     3 

100     Jan.     4 
102     Jan.     7 

102%  Feb.  2fr 
10314  Fcbl.  3- 

99 

Ext.  g.,5s,  Series  A  1898 
C.  A  O.  Dlv.,ert.,  g.,  5s..  ..1918 

41,000 

99%  ido>. 

1007s  101  14 

100     Feb.     9 

101     Feb.  19 

99%  Jan.  22 

101     Feb.  !»• 

25,000 

102 

102%  103 

101     Feb.     1 

103     Feb.  26 

100     Jan.  13 

103     Feb.  29- 

No.  of  (Jal.,  1st  gu.,g.  68...1907 
Guar.,  gold,  5s  1938 
Central  Wash.,  1st,  g.,  6s  1938 

41,000 

91       92 

90     

90>4  Feb.     6 

90%  Feb.     1 

90  14  Feb.     6 

90%  Feb.     1 

Chart.  ASav.,  1st,  g.,  7s  1936 
Chat.  R.ACol.  SeeC.R.AB.Co.Ga. 
Ones.  AO.,P.M.,fd.,g.,6s...l898 
Gold  6s  Series  A                  1908 

J-J 

J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
M-N 
M-N 
M-S 
M-8 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
M-S 
M-8 
F-A 
F-A 
J-J 
M-N 
F-A 
M-N 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
A-O 
M-N 
M-S 
A-O 
A-O 
F-A 
M-S 
F-A 
M  N 
M-N 
M-S 
J-D 
J-D 

4,000 
2,000 
13.000 
201,000 
2,000 
592,000 

102M  102% 
118 

103 

103M  103% 

119=8  

119      

103%  Feb.  19 
119%  Feb.     8 
119i2  Feb.     1 
109%  Feb.     2 
107%  Feb.  10 
75=8  Feb.  13 

103%  Feb.  19 
120     Feb.     9 
120%  Feb.  18 
110=8  Feb.  10 
107%  Feb.  10 
7678  Feb.     2 

102%  Jan.  11 
119     Jan.     5 
118%  Jan.     5 
107%  Jan.     5 
107     Jan.     4 
7314  Jan.     6 

103%  Jan.  30> 
120%  Jan.  18 
120%  Feb.  19 
110=8  Feb.  10 
107%  Feb.  10> 
767s  Feb.     2. 

Gold  6s                                 1911 

118     119 

118      .... 

1st  cons.,  g.,  5s  1939 

109is  

Gen   gold   4%s                     1992 

72i«  

76       76i4 

76%  

R.&A.Dlv.,  1st  con.  g.,4s.  1989 
2doon.  g.,4s  1989 
Craig  Vallev,  1st,  g.,  5s..  ..1940 
Warm  Spr.  Val.,  Istg.,  5s.  .  .1941 
Kliz.  Lex.  A  Big  8.,  gu.,  g.5s.  1902 
Ches.  O.&  Southwest..  6s  —  1911 
2d   6s                                     1911 

70,000 
23,000 

£6     . 

89       91 

10014  101 

91 

100     Feb.  19 
89%  Feb.    2 

101     Feb.     9 
90     Feb.     3 

97     Jan.     4 
86     Jan.  14 

101     Feb.     » 
90     Feb.     3= 

85 

17,000 

10136  102 

101     Feb.     8 

102%  Feb.  15 

100     Jan.  13 

102%  Feb.  15- 

O.Val.,gen.oon.lst,gu.g.58.1938 
Chic.  A  Alton,  sink.  fd.,6s...  .1903 
Lou  A  Mo  R    1st  7s            1900 

114 

11413  ... 

112HI113 

109     llOis 

Ill 

112%  Jan.     6 

112%  Jan.     * 

2d   7s                                    1900 

St.  L.  Jacks.  &  C.,  2d  gu.  7s.l898 
Miss.  Rlv.B'ge.lst.s.  f.g.6e!912 
Chic.  Bur.  A  Nor.,  1st,  5s  1926 
Ohio.  Bur.  A  Q.,  eons.,  7s  1903 
Sinking  fund  5s                    1901 

104 

105      . 

10514 

68,000 

115is 

11678  1173s 

117     118 

117     Feb.     1 

117%  Feb.    4 

115     Jan.     2 
10414  Jan.  13 
97     Jan.     5 
100%  Jan.  12 

117%  Feb.    « 
107     Jan.     8 
98%  Feb.  25. 
101%  Jan.  29- 

103     . 

25,000 
14,000 

99 

97%  Feb.     8 
101  H  Feb.  24 

98%  Feb.  25 
101%  Feb.     1 

Convertible  5s.            1903 

1001s  1011s 

100%  lOHs 

Iowa  Div.,  sink,  fd.,  5s  .  ...1919 
4s                                        1919 

96     

98*,, 

98     Jan.  15 
93     Feb.     1 

983s  Jan.  21 
96%  Jan.  19- 

Denver  Div..  4s  1922 
4s                                              1921 

9,000 

933*    94"ifl 

93     Feb.     1 

93%  Feb.  24 

Chic.  A  la.  Div.,  5s  1905 
Nebraska  Exten.,  4s  1927 
Registered                          1927 

234,000 
5,000 
24,000 

88 

90i4    90^2 

88%  Feb.     2 
89%  Feb.  10 
119     Feb.     1 

90%  Feb.  10 
89%  Feb.  10 
121     Feb.  26 

8714  Jan.     4 
89%  Feb.  10 
119     Jan.  20 

90%  Feb.  1O 
89%  Feb.  10> 
121     Feb.  2» 

Han.  &  St.  Jo.,  eon.,  6s  1911 
Chic.  AE.  111.,  1st,  s.f.eur.68..  1907 
Small                                        1  :l(>7 

118     . 

120*4  .. 

Ill 

:::  :::::::::::::: 

1st  eons.,  g.,  6s  1934 
Gen.  cons.,  1st,  5s  1937 
Registered.                        1937 

A-O 
M-N 
M-N 
J-J 

F-A 
F-A 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J  J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
Q-J 

J-D 
A-O 

124is 

124  **> 

124%  Jan.     4 
987s  Feb.     9 

124%  Jan.     4 
1007s  Jan.     9 

132,000 

99%  lOlis 

99i4    99is 

99'8  100% 

987s  Feb.     9 

1003s  Feb.  16 

Chic.  AInd.  Coal  R'y.l«t,5s.  1936 
Chicago  A  Erie.    See  Erie. 
Chic.AMilwaukee.  SeeCh.AN.W. 
Chicago  Milw.  A  St.  Paul- 
Mil.  &  St.  P.,  1st,  8s,  P.O.  ..  .1898 
*       2d,  73-10s,P.  D                 1898 

6,000 

15,000 
17.0OO 
11,000 

93       98 
106 

931*100 

98      

100     Feb.     8 

103%  Feb.     1 
128     Feb.  15 
129%  Feb.     2 

104%  Feb.  25 
128%  Feb.     1 
130%  Feb.  24 

99     Jan.  18 

103%  Feb.     1 
128     Feb.  15 
126     Jan.     2 

100%  Feb.    » 

107%  Jan.     T 
130  >»  Jan.  12 
130%  Feb.  21 

104     10413 

128 
126 

125     . 

1st,  7s,  $  gold,  R.  D  1902 

129     130 

130     131 

1st,  7s,  £  gold,  R.  D  1902 
1st  Iowa  A  M.,  7s  1897 
1st  Iowa  A  D.,  7s  1899 
1st  C.  AM.,  7s  1903 
Chic.  Mil.  &8t.P.,eon.7s  1905 
1st  I.  A  D.  Exten.,  7s.  .  .  .1908 
1st  Southwest  Div.,  6i  .  .  .1909 
IstLaCrosse  &  D.,5s  1919 
1st  So.  Minn.  Div.,  6s....  1910 
1st  Hast.  &  D.  Div.,  7s.  .  .  .1910 
5s  1910 

43,000 
12,000 

125 
125 
127>» 
129 
114     116is 
109 

125     . 

128     128is 

128     Feb.     3 
128     Feb.  18 

129     Feb.  24 
128%  Feb.  26 

125%  Jan.  13 
128     Feb.  18 

129     Feb.  24. 
123%  Feb.  2ft 

126     

127 

12313 

24,000 
26.000 
1,000 

130     

13212  134 
133     135 
116=811713 
109% 

131     Feb.     1 
132     Feb.     1 
116%  Feb.     4 

133     Feb.  26 
134     Feb.  24 
116%  Feb.    4 

128     Jan.     4  133     Feb.  2» 
130     Jan.     7  134     Feb.  24 
115%  Jan.     8  117%  Jan.  28 
109     Jan.     6  110     Jan.  19- 
115%  Jan.     4  US     Jan.  21 
126     Jan.  16  12714  Feb.  20- 
107%  Jan.  13  108     Jan.  14 
117     Feb.     8  117     Feb.    8 
112     Jan.     4  113%  Feb.     ! 
106%  Jan.     is  110     Jan.  20 
107     Jan.  25  107     Jan.  25 

131      

16,000 
12,000 
1.000 
1,000 
86,000 
14,000 

114 

llrt%  118 
127     128 
103 

117     Feb.     4 
127%  Feb.  15 
108     Feb.    8 
117     Feb.     8 
113     Feb.     1 
109=8  Feb.  25 

118     Feb.  11 
12714  Feb.  20 
108     Feb.     8 
117     Feb.     8 
113%  Feb.     5 
110     Feb.  18 

128 

Chic.  APac.  Div.,  6s  1910 
Ch.  A  P.  W.,lst,  g.,  5s.  ...1921 
Ch.AMo.  Rlv.  Div.,  5s.  ..1926 
Mineral  Point  Div.  ,  5s.  ...  1910 
Ch.  A  L.  8u.  Div.,  g.,5s  1921 
Wis.  A  Minn.  Div.,  g.  5s.  .1921 
Terminal,  gold,  5s  1914 

11714119 
11313  114 
109     110i« 

112i4ll2is 

106     1081s 

103 

107 

27,000 
16,000 

11114112 

111     Feb.     3 
111%  Feb.     1 

112     Feb.     9 
112     Feb.  18 

110%  Jan.  21  112     Feb.     » 
110%  Jan.     6112     Feb.  18 

10913 

Far.  A  So.  assu.,g.,6s  1924 
Cont.  sink,  fund.ss          .1916 

103 

L06 

107 

Dak.  A  Gt.  So.,  g.,  5s  1916 
Gen.,  gold,  4s,  series  A..  ..1989 
Registered  1989 

8,000 
122,000 

1061s  

lOSis  llOis 
99       99% 

108     Feb.     2 
98%  Feb.  18 

110     Feb.     5 
9914  Feb.  27 

107     Jan.     7 
96     Jan.     6 

110     Feb.     5- 
9914  Feb.  2T 

Mil.  A  No.,  1st.  M.  L.  6s.  .  .  .  1910 
1st,  consol.  6s                   1913 

7,000 
2,000 

11313  120 
1181s  120 

118%  Feb.    4 
118=8  Feb.  15 

119     Feb.     4 
118=8  Feb.  15 

118     Jan.  15 
118     Jan.  14 

119     Feb.     4 
118=6  Feb.  15 

Chlo.  AN.  Pao.,lst,  g.,5s..  .1940 
U.  8.  Trust  Co.  eng.  certs  .... 

1,652,000 

51,000 
16,000 

39%    41 

13913  140 
115 

42       44 

139%  .. 
117 

42% 

41%  Feb.  15 

140     Feb.    3 
117%  Feb.  17 

44     Feb.     1 

141  "4  Feb.  18 
118i4  Feb.     9 

40     Jan.     6 
140     Jan.     4 

44     Jan.  18 

141=8  Jan.  29- 
ll«i4Frl>.     9 
116     Jan.     4 
117     Feb.  23 

Chicago  A  North  Western- 
Con.  7s  1915 

r-D 

141      

11713  119 

Geld,  7s  1902 

116     Jan.     5 
116     Jan.     4 
114     Jan.     7 

Registered  1902 

.16     . 

Sinking  fund  6s  1879-1929 

A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 

1,000 

"2",ob"6 

11713  118 
116% 

117     Feb.  23 

117     Feb.  23 

Registered  1879-1929 
Sinking  fund  5s  1879-1929 

1141s 

110     111 

109     Feb.  18 

109     Feb.  18 

109     Feb.  18 
108     Jan.  20 
110'V>  Jan.  12 

109%  Jan.  12 
108     Jan.  20- 
112     Jan.  V9 
111%  Feb.     2 
107i4  Jan.  22 

Registered  1879  1929 

Sinking  fund  deb.  5s  1933 

M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
M^N 
A-O 
A-O 
F-A 
F-A 
J-J 
F-A 

14,000 
1,000 
17,000 

..  Ill 
110% 
106     

106% 

112 

lllis  

112     Feb.  18 
111%  Feb.     2 
106%  Feb.    4 

112     Feb   18 

Registered  1933 

111%  Feb.     2 
107  14  Feb.  17 

111%  Feb.     2' 
106     Jan.     4 

106's  

107     10713 

Registered  1909 

Debenture  5s  1921' 

14,000 

IIO^  Feb.     3 

111     Feb.    5 

lio^Feb.    3 

111     Feb.    5- 

Exten-lon  4s..  .         1886-1926 

10,000 



1027"  

101      

10314  Feb.    8 

10314  Feb.     8 

101     Jan.     4 

10314  Feb.    8- 

Registered  1886-1926 

Escan.  A  L.  Sup.  1st  6s.  ...1901 
DesMo.  &  Minn.,  1st  7s  19O7 

MARCH,  1897.] 


NEW   YORK  STOCK.  EXCHANGE  MONTHLY  RECORD. 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

im,j,*,I 

aletin 
Feb. 
arralve 

Price  about 
lamtaru  2, 
1897. 

PRICES  Ilf  FEBRUARJ. 

RA.NOE  FOR  TEA  R  1897. 

Feb.  1. 

Feb.  27. 

Lowest. 

Jliffhest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Okie.  A  Northwestern—  (  C»«.)  — 
Iowa  Midland.  1st,  8s  1900  i 

l-O 

-J 

t-v 

9 

Bid.      Ask. 

d.      Afk. 

id.     Asfc. 

Sale  Price*. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Price*. 

Sale  Prices. 

Cblo  A  Mllw     1st.  7s        ..1898. 

5.000 

04 

04  ij 

04     Feb.  26 

• 

04     Feb.  26 

04     Jan.     4 

04     Jan.     4 

Wlnona  A  St.  Pet.,  2d  78...19O7  5 

....  127 

Mllw.AMadlson.lst6«....19O5  : 
Ott.  C.  F.  A  St.  Paul.  lst5».19O9  ! 
Northern  Illinois,  lit,  SB...  1910  ! 
MU.U8.AWest.,lst,g.,6s.l921  j 
COBT.  deb..  Si  1907  ] 
KzV  *  Imp.,  s.  t.  g.,  5s.  .  .  1929  1 
Mich.  dlT..  lit,  gold.  6s.  .  1924  . 
AahUuuldlT.,lst,gold,6s.  19250 
In,...  11  .•-              1911  ! 

I-fl 

f-B 
I-:- 
4-N 
'-A 
'-A 

r-j 

il-v 

a-n 

r-j 
r-j 
r-j 
r-j 
«-> 
n-> 
r-j 
r-J 
r-j 

&.-O 
l-O 

08>4  .. 

09>a  ... 

OS1! 

09>« 

•7JMO 

9.0OO 
12,000 

31     133 
04     

11     115 

SS^  133i« 
05      

*2H  Feb.  13 
05ia  Feb.  24 
12?8  Feb.  17 

32%  Feb.  25 
05  "a  Feb.  24 
1278  Feb.  17 

«  "s"  Jan.     8 
05  ^  Feb.  24 
121)  Jan.     5 

32%  Feb.  25 
06iaJan.  27 
15     Jan.  18 

112     115 

27     

27 

28     

LO'jio 

CUe.  R.  I.  A  Pacific.  6s  1917  . 

2,000 
5.OOO 
396.000 
85.000 
122.000 

123 

28  >« 

29  "4 

29     Feb.  2S 
28     Feb.  15 
03     Feb.     1 
Olia  Feb.    I 
97»s  Feb.    4 

30     Feb.  24 
28     Feb.  15 
04     Feb.  19 
02i«  Feb.  27 
9919  Feb.  15 

2812  Jan.  22 
28     Feb.  15 
01*8  Jan.  '  5 
OQigJan.  11 
93     Jan.     6 

30     Feb.  24 
28i<3  Jan.     4 
04     Feb.  19 
02i4Feb.  27 
99i8Feb.  15 

Registered       1917. 

127 

28 

28i«  130i« 
03%  104 

Exi'aad  collateral  5s.  1934  . 
Registered                1934 

10m  102>s! 

02%  ibsV* 

Debenture  5«       I'.'-l 

96       99 

....    98% 

R««lster«d  1921  ' 

DMM.  A  Ft.  D..  1st,  4*..  ..1905  . 
lst,2Lg»                 .              190ft 

59 

Extension  4*        1905, 

Keok.  ADesM.,  1st,  St....  1923 

18,000 

02     105 

01  "a  Feb.  20 

02     Feb.  25 

Olia  Feb.  20 

02     Feb.  25 

Chic.A9t.L.    *«  At.  Top  A8.F. 
•Chle.  St.  L.  A  N.  O.    See  111.  Cent. 
Chle.  St.  L.  A  Pltto.  Set  Penn.  Co. 
Chic!  St.  L.  A  Pad.  3w8t.L.A.T.H. 
Chic,  St.  P.  M.  A  0.,  oon.  6s.  .  193O 
Chi  St.  P.  *  Mln..  1st  61.  .  .  .1918 
North  Wisconsin  1ft  6».  ...193O 
St.  P.  A  8.  City,  1  it  g.  Ot.  .  .  1919 
Ch.AW.  I..lst.s.f.,g.6«....1919 
General,  gold.  6*  1932 
Cole.  *  West  Mich.  By.,  5«.  .  1921 

r-o 

H-N 

I-J 
A-O 
sf-M 

Stg 

7.000 

127     128 
127 

29     Feb.    2 

29%  Feb.  16 

28     Jan.    4 
30     Jan.     ( 

29%  Feb.  16 
30     Jan.     6 

17,000 

130     131 

so   ism 

Smi32is 

31     Feb.     1 

31>«  Feb.    5 

30     Jan.     8 

31*4  Feb.     5 

16is  Jan.     £• 

17  14  Jan.  20 

Ola.  H/A  D..  eon.  •.  f.  7»....19O5 
2d.  gold   41**                        t!937 

k-' 
J-J 

M-N 
J-D 

101 

02     Jan.     2 
08>*Feb.    2 

02  ia  Jan.     6 
09i2  Feb.  17 

Cln.  D.i  I..  1st  ru.  r.  54.  ..1941 
Cln.Ind.8t-L.AC.  i«C.C.C.ASt-L. 
Cln.San.  ACler.  <M  C.C.O.  AStL. 
City  A  Bub.  Rr..Balt_  Utjt.fts.1922 
ClearOeld  A  Xabon.  «M  B.  B,  A  P. 

12,000 

1O8     

09     110 

08>«  Feb.     2 

09>gFeb.  17 

Clere.  *  Cin..  1st,  fts.tr.  rec.1917 
Clereland  Clnn.  Culc.*  8t.Uml»— 

J-J 

70       75 

75 

72%  Jan.  12 

74     Jan.  19 

Cairo  DlY.  Ut,goid,  to...  .1*99 
«t.  L.  DlT..  1  .t.col.  tr.  g.  to.1990 

M-: 

M-N 

M-8 
J-. 

'•t  i 

4-' 

M-l 

S 

M    N 
J-D 

£7.600 

92       93>i 

94>«    9*ii* 

92  >4  Feb.  15 

OS's  Feb.  18 

92  k  Jan.     7 

93  ia  Jan.     4 

8p.  *  CoL  Dlr.,  l»t  g.-U....llMO 

Ctn.  W.  A  M.  DlT.,  Istf.  to.  1991 
Cta^8tli*a.l.t,.to..l93« 

3,000 
10,000 

87»a  Feb.     8 
00     Feb.  15 

87>s  Feb.     8 
00     Feb.  15 

87iflFeb.    8 
98     Jan.     o 

88     Jan.  14 
00     Feb.  15 

97 

90     

99>gl01>e 

T1U.'           .      .                                                                              I   '•     '" 

Cta.8,  ACL,  eon.  1st  g.Ss..!9J8 
tod.  Bl.  *  West..  1st.  pf..7s  1900 
O.  I»d.*  West..  1  st,  pf..5».  1938 
Peo.  *  Kast..lstoon.to...l94O 
Income  4s  199O 

107     Jan.  15 
104H)  Jan.     6 

07     Jan.  15 
107>4  Feb.  19 

20,000 

105     

07»4  

06     Feb.  10 

07>4  Feb.  19 

io.obo 

10,001 

3.000 

.    75 

74  i«    75 

72       74 
10       11 

73     Feb.  25 
1O'    Feb.  2" 

74%  Feb.  18 
10     Feb.  27 
107%  Feb.    4 

73     Jac.  26 
10     Feb.  27 

75     Jan.     4 
10     Feb.  27 
107%  Feb      4 

18 

Ol.  C.  C.  A  In.,  1st,*,  f.,  7s..  .1899 
Consols  1914 

108      

131%  Jan.  19 

132     Jan.  22 

•Corel  sinking  fund,  7s.  ...19U 
0««'leonsol..gold,6s.  1934 
Rafteured  1934 

J-l 

,-l 
A-O 



24       

2314  Jan.  12 

124     Jan.  13 

CtB-2s.,lst  M.O.C.C.A  I..7*.  1901 
Cler.  Lor.A  Wh..  ron..  1st.  5*.  1933 
CI«T*.  A  Marietta—  JM  Penn.KK. 
Clere.  *  Mahon.  Val  .  g.  5s.  .  1938 



102  4 

102     Jan.     5 

102     Jan.     5 

Rfglatend..,  "  1938 
ClereUnd  A  Pitta.    «M  Penn.  Co. 

<-.r,ir,r\.  .-.,.-  iiv.    »„  ROT  i-,. 

Colorado  MM.    «M  At.  T.  A  B.  Pe. 
<X»L  A  9th  ATe.lstgoar.cJta.l* 

(<-J 
1- 

123,000 

iia    117 

116>«  

117%  118 

118     Feb.  25 

117     Jan. 

118     Feb.  25 

117     Feb.    3 

Oolnm.  A  OreenT.    «ii*8o'itn.  Br. 
Col.  H.  V.  *  To!.,  eon.  g.  fts  .  1931 

OetMrai.goid.  «•  1904 
OesMral  Ueo,  gold  to  1996 

( 

512.000 

1  .,t..»«i 

87>«  
64      

75     

70       70>» 
50     

•3     Feb.  1 
49Lj  Feb.  1 

77»a  Feb.     1 
71     Feb.     1 

63     Feb.  19 
•I'.Ha  Feb.  1 

38%  Jan.  13 
87     Jan.     4 

Col.  AClY  Midi.    «M  Cent.  Ohio. 
CoL  Conn.  A  Term.    «MHor.AW. 
Onnn.*  Pas.  BITS..  I.t.g..to..l943 
TVakotaAOt.8o.    «eeC.M.A«t.P. 
UallMAWaeo.    4MMo.K.ATex. 
DeL  Lack.  A  West,  7s.  1907 
8rr.  Hindi.  A  ».  V  .  I.t.  7s  19OC 
Morris  *  E*MZ.  1st.  7s..  ..1914 
19OO 

M 
L- 

r- 

V- 

r- 
r- 

F 

\ 

126 

9.000 
7.000 
2.OOO 
7,000 
15,000 

126      
142  >>  144 

126     Feb. 
143     Feb.  2 
1O9>«  Feb.  1 
114     Feb. 
141     Feb.  1 

1-27     Feb.     3 
144     Feb.  24 
109>aFet>.  17 
114i«  Feb.  19 
141     Feb.  18 

126     Feb. 
I  lo'-j  Jan. 
109>a  Jan.  2 
114     Feb. 
140     Jan.  2 

127     Feb.    3 
144     Feb.  24 
lOiii.j.hui.  29 
11414  Feb.  19 
141     Feb.  18 

140*1. 

1O81*  

7«  1871-1901 
.•iiar..  7s  1919 

lit 
137     139 

i  r'.ii  '.. 
141      112 

Registered  1919 
H.T.  U*W..l.t.«U  1921 



130     
lit     .... 



135     137 
114     





118     Jan.  2 

118     Jan.  22 

Warr.-ti    '•!    It                          1  "" 

D»L  *  Hod..  istPenn.biT.7s.19l- 

M- 

M- 
\- 
k 

\- 

V 

K- 



143      .... 



148     147 

AibTASos..  l.teon.  ini.7s..l9«>« 

"7.0M 
1,000 
B.OOO 

.'.  '.'.'.'.'. 

i'io*i  '.'.'.'. 

iis"  '. 

117     118 
146     .... 







li"8"i«j'aii."2'7 
118     Feb.  25 
146i<  Jan.  16 

^'T'1::::::::::::::::!1^ 

118     Feb. 
118     Feb.  2 
145*8  Feb. 

118"a  Feb.  26 
118     Feb.  25 

117     Jan.  2 
118     Feb.  2 
145*8  Feb. 

••cUtored  19OC 
B«»ii7l8*ratoga,lst.7s..  1021 

113     

14ft  "a  .... 

14578  Feb.     5 

••aliterfin  1921 
Del.  KIT.  BB  B'»T.  fee  Penn.  BR. 
Oen.  City  r»i,.  Br..  Istg.6s..l90( 
DM.  Oon\Tran>.  Co..  lsC«.lta.  1932 
De»T.  Tram.  Co.  eon.  g.  «*.191( 
MMr.  B-rCo.,lstgn.«.a*..1911 
O«LAB.6r..lsteom.K.,4&..19:« 
1st  col.  I    7s                          ..1IKK 

3- 

V 

J- 
J-. 
J- 

M- 
J- 

A- 

\- 
A- 

J- 
J- 

48.6bV 

25.0M 
27.00C 

7,00( 
42,6(X 

"88*"  *88 
111%  .... 
80     .... 

"88*4  "88 


88"  "Feb."  i" 
limFel). 
8O     Feb.  2 

20<«  Feb. 
99*«Feb."i 

89*"Feb."lO 

88*"  Jan."2 
111     Jan. 
8O     Feb.  2 

18     Jan.  1 

89     Jan.  18 
112     Feb.  17 

s;i'.j.l;,n.   18 

22     Feb.     3 

112     Feb.  17 
81     Feb.  25 

22     Feb.    3 
ldb>4  Feb'."2 

Iropr..v-:,,".  .-  ..I.'..      ...    Him 
DesMolne«Art.  D.  «VcC.B.I.AP 
DeaMolMeAMlBO.  *«Ch.AX.W 
DeLM.  A  M..land  <r..3i«.8.  A.191 
De*,  M.  A  ToL     See  L.  ft.  *  M.  So 
Det.  *  Mack..  1st  lien  g.  to..  199! 
«old  to...                      .   ...I'.i'.t- 
OoL  A  Iron  Baage,  1st,  S«.  .  .  .193* 

80      85 
IB1*    21 

ibo"  i.02 

20 

IIIIII  ibo 

ibo"  .'.'.'. 

99  is  Feb.  1 

101%  Jan.  16 

•acMered  193* 
9dlM>  sMTWrage  Cs  19U 
Dalath  A  Manttota.    **No.  Pac 
D«LB«lWIM»S..lst,«;.5«.192l 
DaL  Ho.  Shan*  AtL.>  ft*..  .103" 
-Tant-ofMlBB.     JIM  C  P.M.  AM 
£la«t  T»nn.  Va.  A  Oa.    Hee  So.  Rj 

siioix 

97     .... 
*  ''"" 

too    .... 

"99*4  ibo 
B 

100     .... 

ibi"  '."I 

100  '"Feb." 

1 

10*2*"  Feb."  2 

99*a"jan."l 

II 

l6"2""Feb'."26 
1 

10 


•i'HE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


LXI\ 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

i\ 

K 

Unln  in 
Feb. 

ear  ruin 

Price  abou 
January  2 
1897. 

PRICES  IS  FEBRUARY. 

RANGE  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

Feb.  1. 

Feb.  27. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Elm.  Cort.  A  No.  See  Leh.  &  N.  Y 

M-N 

8 
103,000 

Bid.      Ask 

102  "a*  
116 

Bid.      A  8k 
108*2  109 

mil.    Ask 

109 

Sale  Prices. 
108=8  Feb.  2 

Sale  Price*. 
109*4  Feb. 

Sale  Prices 

102  89  Jan. 
118*4  Jan.  1 
112     Jau. 

Sale  Prices. 

109%  Jan.  21 
118*4  Jan.  14, 
112     Jan.     7 

2<1,  ext.,  gold.  5s  1918 

.M- 
A-C 
J-D 
M 
.M 
A-C 
J-E 
J-J 

110     112 

115     118is 

111      113 
117     
100     

IKi       . 

Ktl/A-vt  '^nld'-ls                       192H 

100     

1st,  oonsol..gold,  7s  1920 
1st,  cousol.,  gold,  fund.  78.1920 
Long  Dock.  con.  .gold,  6s.  .1935 
Bull'.  N.  Y.  A  Erie.  1st,  7s..  1916 
Buff.  A  8.  W.,  gold,  6s  1908 

24,000 

139*9 

142      Fell. 

143*3  Feb.  1 

139*2  Jan. 

143*3  Feb.  lli 

132*3 

133*2  Jan. 
136*4  Jau.  1 

134     Jan.     5- 
136*4  Jan.  11 

134 

100     .^.. 

Jeff.  RR..  let,  gu.,  gold,  5s.  1908 
Chic.  &  Krlo.lst.gold,  4-5s.  1982 
C.  &  RR.  Co.  Istour.  gu.  68.1922 
D.  A  Imp.  Co.  1st.  our.  6s...l91£ 
Erie,  let  con.  g.,  prior  bonds.  1996 

A-O 
M-N 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

105*4 

106     

105     Jan.  1 
110*8  Jau. 

100     Jan.  18- 
112     Jan.  12 

111,000 

110     112*2 

Ill's  111% 

111*2  Feb. 

112     Feb.  10 

105      , 
93%    94*4 

106      . 

502,000 

937 

HI--    94 

94     Feb. 

95*3  Feb.  10 

93*2  Jan. 

95*2  Feb.  10> 

1st  con.  gen.  lien,  g.,  3-48..1996 

361,000 

64 

64%    65 

64*2  Feb. 

66*4  Feb.  10 

62%  Jan. 

66*4  Feb.  10> 

Escanaba  &  L.  Sup.    SeeC.AN.W 
Eureka  Springs,  Ist.-g.,  6.8.  .1933 
Evanev.  &  Terre  Haute,  let,  con 
gold  6s                   1921 

F-A 

J-J 

A-O 

1,000 
6,000 

65 

52     Feb.  10 
110     Feb.     2 

52     Feb.  10 
110     Feb.     2 

52     Feb.  1 
109     Jan.  2 

52     Feb.  10» 
110     Feb.     2= 

109     111 

110     112 

Mt'Vernon   let  6s     1921 

A-O 

102 

102 

Sull.  Co.  Branch,  let,  g.,  5s.  1930 
Ev.  &In.,  let,  con.,  gu.,g.  6e.  1920 
Fargo  A  So.   See  Chic.  M.  &  St.  P 
lint  A  P.  Mara.,  gold,  6s..  1920 
1st.  consol..  gold,  5s  193! 
Port  Huron  Div.,  let,  g.,  5s.l93£ 
Fla.  Cen.  &  Pen.,  1st,  g.,  5s..  1911 
1st,  land  KT.  ext.,  gold,  5S..1930 
Consol    gold,  5a  1943 

A-( 
J-J 

A-O 
M-N 
A-O 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 



113     115 

116 









3,000 
2,000 

82     Feb.     2 

82     Feb.     2 
78     Feb.  17 

82     Feb. 
78     Feb.  1 

82     Feb.     2 
78     Feb.  17' 

7713  

78     Feb.  17 

Ft.  Sm.  &  V.  B.B.  See  St.  L.  &  S.F 
Fort  St.  U  D  Co.  lst,g,  4*s8.1941 

J-J 

J-J 
J-J 

F-A 
J-D 
M-N 
A-O 
J-J 

M-N 
M-N 
J-J 

105     

Ft.  Worth  &  Denver  C.,  1st,  g. 
4-68                 1921 

128,000 
17,000 

1,000 

52     

48 

57       60 
45 

57*2    58 
42       43 

103     107 
96      

57*2  Feb.     1 
41     Feb.  10 

104     Feb.     8 

58*s  Feb.    2 
43     Feb.     1 

104     Feb.     8 

53     Jan.     6 
41     Feb.  10 

104     Feb.    8 

58*3  Feb.     2- 
46*2  Jan.     » 

104     Feb.     » 

Ft.  W.  A  Rio  Gr.,  1st,  g.,  58..1928 
Fulton  Elev.    See  Kings  Co.  El. 
Galv.  H.  A  S.  A.,  1st.,  g,  6s.  .1910 
2d  gold  7s              1905 

:;;::;  ".;. 

Mex  «  Pac.div.,  1st,  g,  Ss.1931 

81,000 
15,000 
2,000 

7,000 

88      ..:.. 

90*2  Feb.     2 
85     Feb.     4 
83     Feb.  13 

125*4  Feb.     6 

91»«  Feb.  13 
87     Feb.  26 
83     Feb.  13 

125*4  Feb.     6 

89*2  Jan.     2 

91*3  Feb.  13 
87     Feb.  26- 
83     Feb.  1» 

125*2  Jan.  27 

Galv.  H.&  H.of  1882,let,5s.l913 
Ga.Car.ANo..lst,gu.g.,5s.l929 
Georgia  Pacific.    See  South'n  Ry 
Or.  Rapids  &  Ind.—  See  Penn.  Co 
Han.  A  St.  Jo.    See  C.  B.  &  O. 
elena  &  Red  Mt.    See  No.Pac. 
Housaton.RR  ,  con.,  g.,  5s.  ..1937 
N.  H.  A  Derby,  con.,  5s.  .  .  .1918 
fious  A  Tex.  C.,lst,W.  AN.  78.1903 

85     Feb.     4 
83     Feb.  13 

125*4  Feb.     6 

119 

.  125*2 

125      . 
1085s  .  . 

125     . 

1st,  gold.  5s,  Interest  guar.  1937 
Con    gold,  6s,  int.  guar  1912 

J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
J-J 

54,000 
5.000 
92,000 

105*3  106*2 

107*a  

108     Feb.     2 
104     Feb.  26 
66     Feb.     1 

109*s  Feb.  17 
104     Feb.  26 
67*4  Feb.  17 

106*2  Jan.  13 
102     Jan.  15 
66     Jan.  23 

109*8  Feb.  17 
101     Feb.  2& 

67*4  Feb.  17 

101    .. 

Gen.,  gold,  4s,  int.  guar...  .1921 
Deben.  6s,  pr.  &  int.  guar.  1897 
Deben.  4s,  pr.  A  int.  guar.  1897 
Tllinois  Central,  1st,  g.,  4s...  195: 
A.  Registered  1951 

6,000 

94     Feb.     4 

94     Feb      4 

94     Jan.  18 

94     Jan.  18 

109     

1st  gold,  3*as  1951 

J-J 

Registered  195: 

J-J 

Gold  4s           1952 

A-O 
A-O 

M-N 
M  N 

51,000 
10,000 

103 

L03*4  Feb      1 

104     Feb.    3 

102     Jan    14 

104     Feb.     3- 

Registered  1952 
Gold  4s                   1953 

100     . 

100 

100     

100     

101     Feb.     2 

101*4  Feb.    5 

99  >f  Jan.  15 

103     Jan.  2* 

Registered   1953 

2-10  g.,4s  1904 
Registered  ."  1904 

J-, 

M-S 

99     ... 

1st  g.,  3s,  sterling  195] 

Registered  1951 

M-S 
F-A 
F-A 
J-I 
J-D 

Western  Lines  1st,  g.,  4s..  195] 
Registered  1951 

22,000 

101  *a  102 

101 

101      

100%  Feb.     3 

100%  Feb.    3 

100%  Feb.     3 

103     Jan.  27 

Cairo  Bridge,  gold,  4s  1  950 
Registered  1950 

Springfield  div.,  6s  1898 
Middle  div.,  reg.,  5s  1921 

J-J 
F-A 

Ch.8t.L.&N.O.Ten.llen  78.1897 
1st,  consol.  7s...  1897 

M-N 

M  N 

103 

Gold  5s  1951 

J-D 
J-D 
J-D 

9,000 
2,000 

21     122 
119*2 

121     Feb.     9 
119*2  Feb.  27 

121     Feb.     9 
119*2  Feb.  27 

118*2  Jan.     7 
119*2  Feb.  27 

121     Feb.    » 
119*2  Feb.  27 

Registered  1951 

Menipli.  div..  1st,  g.,  4s.  .195] 

Registered  195] 

J-D 
A-O 
J-J 

Bellev.ASo.Ill.,gtd.g.,4*2S,1897 
Oed.  Fall  A  Minn.,  1st,  7s..  1907 







100     









Ind.  Bl.  A  West.—  SeeC.C.C.A8t.L. 
Ind.  Dec.  A  Sp^lst,?*,  tr.  rec.1906 
Trust  rec.,  ex-bonds,  stamped.. 

A-O 

27 

27     Jan.     4 
99     Jan.     8 

27     Jan.     4 
00*s  Feb.  24 

Ind.  Dec.A  West.,  1st,  g.,  5s.  1935 
Ind.  111.  &  la.,  1st,  gold,  4s..  1939 
1st  ext.,  gold  5s  1943 

J-J 
J-D 

M-S 
M-N 

M-S 
M-S 

I-I) 

A-O 

J-J 

M-S 

J-J 
-  J 
A-O 

A-O 
F-A 
A-O 
J-J 

JQ--D 
J-D 

A-O 
J-J 

T-.T 

17,000 

97*a  ... 

100*2  101 
90 

100     Feb.     3 

00*2  Feb.  24 

90 

Int.  &  Gt.  No.,  1st,  gold,  6s.  .1919 
2d,  gold,  4"a-5s  1909 

7,000 
29,000 
17,000 
43,000 

117     118*2 
75*2 

..  119*2 

79 

119     Feb.  23 
79     Feb.  17 
28     Feb.    4 
95*a  Feb.  23 

119*4  Feb.  15 

117*4  Jan.     7 
73     Jan.     4 
25*s  Jan.  11 
95*2  Feb.  23 

19*s  Jan.  18 

72       73 
20       25 
97*2 

80     Feb.  16 
31     Feb.  24 
96%  Feb.     1 

SO     Feb.  16 
Dl      Feb.  24 
U7*2Juu.  18 

3d,  gold,  4s  1921 

29*2 

Iowa  Central,  let,  gold,  5s..  .1938 
Iowa  Midland.    See  Chic.  A  N.  W. 
Tefferson  RR.    See  Erie. 
U 
Kal.All.  AG.R.    SeeL.S.AM.S. 
an  A  Mich.    See  Tol.  A  O.  C. 
Kan.  City  A  M.  R.  A  B.  Co.,  1st, 
guar.,  gold,  5s  1929 
K.  C.  A  Omaha.    See  St.  Jo.AG.I. 
K.  C.  A  Pacific.    See  M.  K.  A  T. 
K.  C.  A  South  w.    See  St.  L.  A  S.  F. 
Kansas  Midland.  See  St.  L.  A  S.F. 
Kansas  Pacific.    See  Un.  Pacific. 
Kentucky  Cent.    See  L.  A  N. 
Keok.  A  Dee  Mo.    See  C.  R.  I.  A  P. 
K'gsCo.  El.  8er.  A.,  1  st,g.,  5s.  1925 
Ful  El.  Ist.gu.  g.,5s,ser.A.1929 
Knoxville  A  Ohio.    See  So.  Ry. 
T  akeE.  AW.,  1st,  gold,  5s..  1937 
Jj  ?A,  golO,  5s  19-11 

96     

96*4 

39,000 
2,000 

11,000 
51,000 
17,000 

'iiiobo 

16,000 
2,000 
12,000 

44       50 

45     

44     Feb.  23 
40     Ftb.  25 

13%  Feb.     1 
00%  Feb.     2 
03     Feb.  11 

49     Feb.  27 
40     Feb.  25 

15*2  Feb.  15 
02     Feb.  24 
03*3  Feb.  25 

44     Feb.  23 
40     Feb.  25 

113*8  Jan.  29 
100*2  Jan.     6 
103     Jau.  22 

49     Ffl>.  27 
40     Feb.  25 

15*2  Feb.  15 
02     Feb.  24 
04     Jau.  27 

113*2 

15 

100     101*2 
103*6  105 

105     105% 

107*4  ios" 

1103e  
110%  
118*3  U9 
118     119*3 

100%  101 
103     104 

01      103 
03*2 

Northern  Ohio  1st  gu.  5s..  1945 
Lake  Shore  A  Mich.  Southern- 
Buff.  *  Erie,  new  B.,  7s  ...1898 
Det.  Mon.  A  Tol.,  1st,  7s...  1906 
Lake  Shore  div..  7s  189K 

0^*0 

119 

20      

108*4.... 

110'g  111*0 

110%  
119*2  120 

08*2  110 
11%  

11*6111% 
19*2  120% 

107*4  Jan.     4 
110»8Jan.  11 
llOOgJaB.     4 
119     Jan.  12 
118*2  Jan.  13 

08»8Jan.  28 
11*2  Feb.  18 
11%  Feb.  24 
19*»  Feb.  15 
19*2  Feb.    3 

Registered  1900 

11     Feb.     5 
11     Feb.  15 
19>sFeb.  15 
19*3  Feb.     3 

11*2  Feb.  18 
11%  Feb.  24 
19*3  Feb.  15 
19*2  Feb.    3 

Consol.,  2d,  7s  1903 
P-egistered  1903 

Gin.  A  Springfield.,  1st,  guar., 
L.  0.  A  M.  S.,  7s  1901 
Kal.  k.  AU.  R.  let,  gn.o.5s.  1938 
Mahnn.  Coal  RR.,  1st,  5s..  1934 

iiz"  '. 

09      .... 
12      

Mvi:   si.   1897.] 


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BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

3. 

Sale*  in 
Feb. 
Par  valut 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1897T 

PRICES  I  If  FEBRUARY. 

RAJfOE  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

Feb.  1. 

Feb.  27. 

Lotfesl. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Leo.  V.  N.  Y.  lstgu..g.,44».1940 
Leo  V.Ter.Ry.  1st  gu.jr..5«-  1911 
Ragfatered  1941; 

r-j 

L-O 

i-j 
i-j 
u-s 
IT-H 

11.000 
49.0OO 

Bid.      Art. 

id.      Ask. 
01      

Bid.      Atk. 
99 

Sale  Prices. 
1014  Feb.     5 
no     Feb.  18 

Sale  Prices. 
01  4  Feb.     5 
11     Feb.  15 

Sale  Prices. 
004  Jan.  14 
10     Feb.  18 

Sale  Prices. 
Oi  4  Feb.     5 
114  Jan.     9 

110     1104 

Leh.V.O>*H'o.,l8t,gii..g..5s.l933 
Registered.  1933 

Leh.  A  N.  Y.-lst,  gu.  g..  4s.  .  1945 
Redatered  

12,000 

92       95 

93       95 

92     Feb.  18 

934  Feb.     2 

92     Feb.  18 

934  Feb.     2 

•tatra  Cort.  A  Nor.,  lat  gold. 
1st  pref.6s  1914 

A-O 
A-O 

MS 
M  — 
I-J 

\I  -» 

Gold  gnar.  5s,  1914 

13,000 
219,000 

994    99% 
16'8  117% 

994  Feb.     4 
117     Feb.  16 

99%  Feb.     1 
18     Feb.  25 

99     Jan.  15 
16%  Jan.     5 

99%  Jan.  18 
18     Feb.  25 

Leh.  A  Wliceab.    See  Cent.  M.  J. 
Leroy  A  Caney  YaL    See  Mo.  Pac. 
Lexington  AT*.  A  Pav.  Ferry— 
lit,  guaranteed,  gold,  5*.  .19 

116     116% 

117%  118 

Lltch.  Car.  *  W..  istTg.,6e  .1916 
Little  R.  A  Mem..  1st,  g..  5s,  1937, 
Eng  Central  Trust  Co.  oertlfs.  . 

Long  Dock.    Set  Erie. 
•".An*  Island     1st  7s                '.  -  •- 

M  N 

M-H 
J-D 

14,000 

16.000 

14)000 

OS41059g 
15     117 
85 

05  Sg 

105=8  Feb.  26 
116     Feb.     3 
87     Feb.     8 
84     Feb.     8 

105%  Feb.     6 
1  16     Feb.    3 

0^4  Jan.  14 
13     Jan.  21 
764  Jan.     4 
84     Feb.     8 

05%  Feb.     6 
17%  Jan.     4 
V8     Feb.  23 
89     Feb.  25 

lat  eon.,  g..  5s  1931 
Gen.  g.    4»      1938 

764 

88     Feb.  23 
89     Feb.  25 

89 

<,,,;,!    i.             1932 

Dob    gold.  5s  1934 

J  D 

H.  Y.  ARo.  Bob.,  lot,  g.,  58.1927 
2d  Income  1927 

M-8 

8. 





00     105 

05     108 

N.  Y.  B.*M.B..eon..g.  Ss.1935 
B  kirn  A  Montauk,  Ist6s..l911 

4-O 

\(  - 

10,000 

1O°4 

1074  Feb.  11 

.07  4  Feb.  11 

0^4  Jan.     8 

074  Feb.  11 

1st  5a  1911 

M  — 

L.  I.  RR.  N.  8h.  beh.,  lit, 
eon.,  gu..  gold.  5a  1932 
N.Y.Bay.tJit.R,lstgu.g.5s.l943 
Montauk  Ext.  gtd.  g.  5s..  .1945 

J-J 
J-J 

La.AMo.RlT.    &«  Chic.  A  Alton. 
U  Er.ASt.  L.  Con..  con..  g.  5a.  1939 
Eng.  Tr.  Co.  oertlfs.  of  deposit 
Oen-Tg     4a                ...        .1943 

J-J 

M  - 

A-O 
M-8 

J-J 
J-J 
J-D 

J-D 
M  - 
M  - 
M  - 
J-J 
A-O 
M  N 
J-J 
J-J 

P-A 

J-J 

M-a 

j-j 

M-N 

J-J 

i-n 
j-j 

j-j 
J-J 

J-J 

i  .  . 

n 

1  1 

M  - 

5,000 

33 

30     Feb.  11 

33     Feb.    4 

30     Feb   11 

34     Jan.  VI 

Louisville  *  SaabTllle— 
Consul.  7>  1898 

23,000 

"tf.obo 

S.tKtO 
4.OOO 
45.000 

1044  ... 

05     106 
084  111 

105=8  1O64 

1054  Feb.     4 

105  4  Feb.     4 

105     Jan.     4 

054  Feb.     4 

Oeelllan  beh..  7s  19O7 
N.  O.  A  M..  l»t,  g.,6s  1930 
•:«  1930 
K.  H.  A  N  Mb.,  1st.  g..6a...!919 
Oeo.  g.  fls  193O 

110 
115      120 
1OO      1OO4 

llH%Feb.  15 
02     Feb.     S 
134  Frb.      3 
116»8  Feb.     4 

119%  Feb.  15 
101     Feb.  11 
1134  Feb.     3 
117     Feb.     1 

116     Jan.     4 

1  13  14  Fob'.     2 
155s  Jan.  1* 
1064  Jan.     ' 

l*%  Feb.  15 
1H3     Feb    17 

113     

1134  Feb.     « 
17     Feb.    1 
108>ojan.  2^ 

1  1  tf 

Peaaacola  dlr..  6«  192O 
8t.  L.  dlT    lst,g..6a  1921 

1O6 

107 

3d  g.  3a                          ...198*1 

MaahT.A  I*c..  lst.7a  19OO 
«Bk.  fd.  (8.  *  N.  Ala.).  6*..  1910 
Oold.5a      

3,000 

107     

107      

107      

110     Feb.     1 

lib     Feb.     i 

110     Feb.     1 

110     Feb.     1 

5.000 
73,000 

95     100 

100 

06     Feb.    5 
79%  Feb.  17 

100     Feb.     5 
HI     Feb.    2 

97     Jan.     2 
784  Jan.     5 

luO     Jau.  26 
81     Feb.     2 

(Joined  r    4s.             194O 

!•••  ••-••  •   •'                          .194O 

Feea.  A  AU-.  1st,  gu..  g.,  6a.  1921 
Coll.  trunt.  g.,  5*.      1931 

11.000 

5,000 

95      

96     1004 

95       974 

97     Feb.  24 
102     Feb.  11 

9   4  Feb.  27 
102     Feb.  11 

97     Feb.  24 
102     Feb.  11 

.00     Jau.  19 

102     Feb.  11 

L.AX.AMob.AM..lsM.44a.lMS 

N.  Fla.  A  sii-f..l.t,  gu..g.,5a  1937 
B.  A  N.  Ala..«m..gu.,g..  5a.l936 
Kentucky  Cent.,g..  4a  1987 
Lo.AJctr.BrdgeOo  .gi>..g-.«*-1945 
LOUIST.  N.  Albany  A  Chicago  - 
1st,  6a  1910 

85     Jan.     9 
91     Feb.  20 
85     Feb.     2 

85     Jau.     9 
944  Jan.  19 
00     Jau.  2O 

11,000 
3U.OOO 

92       93 
85       87 

91 

904    91% 
87     

01     Feb.  20 
85     Feb.     2 

91  4  Feb.  10 
'.in     Feb.  15 

4,000 
l.OOO 

111     1134 

1124 

1124  Feb.  24 
85     Feb.     1 

42     Feb.     t> 

1124  Feb.  24 
85     Feb.     1 
424  Feb.  27 

111     Jan.     4 
82     Jan.  11 
42     Feb.     8 

1124  Feb.  24 
85     Jan.  23 
424  Feb.  27 

Tr  eerta.,  eon.,  gold.  6a.  ...1916 
Tr.  eerta..  «B..  gold.  5s.  ...1940 
LouUT.  By.  Co.  lateon.  g.  5a.  193O 
BjrahOBiBgOoal.    *•  U8.AM.8o. 
JXLanhattaa  Wj  COB*.  4a  .  .  .  199O 
Manitoba  8.  W.Colonl»..g.,5a.l9  «4 
Market  HI  Cable  Ry    1st  da    1913 

844    85 

41      . 

183.000 

94%  

94       95 

..    94% 

934  Feb.  18 

954  Feb.     2 

93     Jan.  11 

954  Feb.     2 

MrK-pt.AB.Vera.  4MP.MoK.AY. 
Mem.  ACBartea.,g..6a.  1924 

Mrtr..|-...t..,.  1.    .I-'..-  .  !.•..  Ittt 

11.000 
11.000 

116     . 
106      

^054  106" 

106     107 

117  4  Feb.     1 
106     Feb.  18 

11  8%  Feb.     f> 
IO64  Feb.  26 

116%  Jan.     6 
105     Jau.     2 
684  Jan.  22 

118%  Feb.     5 
IO64  Feb.  26 
644  Jan.  22 

M«.  Cent.  con..  goldVJa       1911 
lat.  eon.  .  1  aeoBM,  gold.  3a.  .  1  939 
2d.con  .Ini-'ini-.K..  Ja  1939 
Max.  Internal  .  1st.  gold.  4a.  1942 
Mei.  Nat.,  l.t.  gold,oa.  1927 
3d  IBODBM.  Oa.  A.  1917 

79.000 

704  Feb.     6 

71     Feb.     1 

704  Feb.    5 

73     Jan.  22 

MIMWM.VB.C..T.  1917 
Mex.  Northern  lat  gold.  6a..  1910 

M-8 

LBJ 

;  i 
J-D 

M  N 
M-N 
M-8 

M-! 

1.000 

97     Feb.  1 

97     Feb.  11 

10     Jan.  13 
95     Jau.  13 

10     Jau.  13 
100    Jan.  30 

•Magma  ontrai- 
laf,  eonaol..  7s  19O2 
lat.  eon..  .V                     1903 
!6a  ...1908 
5a  1931 
K.-..-  «••      :                   ..  .1HJ1 

11.000 

119     
ll«4  

116     118 
1064  

us    

116%  

1164  Feb.  25 

107       Frb. 

117     Feb.     5 

107     I 

1164  Jan.  25 
107     Feb.     1 

117     Feb.     5 
107     Feb.     1 

1940 
sUfteterod  1940 
.r.  l.tgii.  g.3a.!989 
Midland  of  *J    J«N.Y.8*.AW 
KtRy.AU.  eoa.30  yr.g.5a,~j6 
MIL  L.S.AW«al.    Jts*Chle.A  X.W. 
I      LAMadl..n       JIM  Cb.  A  X.W 
1      LA  Xorth'n    fet  Cb.  M  A  HI.  P 
MIL  A  at.  P.    ttt  Cb.  M.  A  8t.  P. 
M  n.  A  Ht.  li.  gn    #K  H.  <;.  K.  A  X 

J-". 

1  I 

r-A 

1034  

1394 

1374  Jan.  20 
100     Jan.     2 

140     Jan.  21 
103  4  Feb.     5 

l.t  con-  .. 

M  - 

166,000 

100     100<< 

103     

1O2%  Feb.  25 

1034  Feb.     5 

...1910 
•Id.  6a....  1921 
Minn.  A  Paclle.  1  at.  da.  atpd. 
4s,  payment  <>f  Int.  go.  193C 
Mlnn.8.aM.  *.v 
•ted.  payment  or  lal  gn..l92C 
«.  *.  P.A*.  ».  M..coB..g..  4.. 
•tpd.,  payment  of  l.,t.   . 
Miaa-atTlty..  1st.  eon.  g.,  5a.lUH 
leap,  tin.    ate  Bt.  P.  M.  A  M 
>ar1  Kansas  A  Texas- 
l«t    if....!     l.                             .19(K 

1  1 

\  ' 

J-J 

J-J 

J-J 
J-J 

J-I 
K-A 
M-N 

1  K-A 

i  M-a 

v' 

1  M-! 

r  M 

..  125 



121%  

121%  

120     Jau.     9 

120     Jan.  .  9 

I 

431.000 

40.OOO 

81%    H24 
60       614 

Vi"  '.'.'". 

.    84 

844    84% 
594    59% 

'.    80 

83%  Feb.     1 
58%  Feb.  ID 

784"Feb.'"s 
634  Feb.     : 

844  Feb.  17 
61     Feb.     1 

8b4"Feb."i; 
70     Apr.  18 

82     Jan.     4 
58%  Feb.  1 

74"jAn."" 
634  Fob. 
77     Jan.  2 

844  Jan.  19 
63     Jan.  3O 

8b4Feb."l"5 
70     Feb.  18 
77     Jan.  20 

•M.W,  i'i-                      iiM 

60       60* 
79*" 

.rold  .%«  .  . 
M.K.AT  "fT  I»tgu.g.5a.l94i 
Kan.C  A  Par..  1  .t.  <..  4a...l99( 
DaLAWa..  I»t.gu.,g.,5e...l94< 
•eoajer.  B.!.                     «...190« 
Ma.K.AK..l«tgu.,g..5a.....l94i 

70 

(•84    «9>s 
76%    80 

83,6b(j 

11,000 
15.00C 

.:::'.:  "93" 

....    90 

UNI      

86       90 
105     

95 

84%  
102     

94     Feb.     1 

85     Feb.  27 
102     Feb.  22 

95  "Feb.'  "*2 

864  Feb.  11 
102     Feb.  23 

92     Jan.  1 

85     Feb.  2 
102     Feb.  2 

95%  Jan.  20 

874  Jan.  22 
105     Jan.  16 

:«•!.  7.                                 .  .   :  ..>. 
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A-O 

J-J 

Sale*  in 
Feb. 
Par  value 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1897. 

PRICES  IN  FEBRUARY. 

RANGE  FOR   TEAR  1897. 

Feb.  1. 

Feb.  27. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Missouri  Pacific—  (Con.)— 
1st,  coll.,  gold,  58  1020 

10,000 

Bid.      Ask. 

Bid.      Ask. 
65 

Bid       Ask. 
60       60 

Sale  Price*. 
65     Feb.     6 

Sale  Prices. 
65     Feb.     5 

Sale  Prices. 
65     Jan.  15 

Sale  Prices. 
70     Jan.  18- 

Pao.R.  of  Mo.  1st  ex.  g.,  is..  1938 
2(1  extended  gold.  5.         1038 

7,000 
6,000 

101     Feb.    9 
103     Feb.  15 

101%  Feb.     2 
103     Feb.  15 

100*3  Jan.     6 
101*9  Jan.  13 

101%  Fob.    2 
103*4  Jan.  2s 

101*sl04*« 



102*a  

Verdigris  V.  Ind.&W.  1st  5s  102«'. 
Leroy  &C.  Val.  A.L.  Ist5s..l926 
Bt.  L.  &  I.  Mt..  1st,  ex.  ,5s..  .1897 
St.  L.  &  I.  M.  ,  2d,  7s  1897 
Ark.  branch.  Extended  5s.  ]  935 
Cairo  Ark.A  T..  1st.  7s...  1897 
Gen.  eon.  Ry.&ld.gr.58.1931 
Oen.  oon..Btped  gu.g.  ."is.  111:11 
Miss.  Klv.  Bdge.    *'«  Chic.  &  Atl. 
Mnii.  A-  Hinn.,  prior  lieu,  g..5g.l945 

41,000 
38,000 

"is'.obo 

97,000 
2,000 

ioi% 

100     

101*3  102*2 

lOli  7« 

100*4  Feb.     2 
102*4  Feb.  16 

102*2  Feb.  27 
102%  Feb.  24 

100*4  Feb.     2 
101*s  Jan.     4 

103*3  Jan.  23 
102%  Feb.  24 

101  89 

102*8 

100%  
99 

102i-jl07 
9913  101 
76is    76% 

102     . 

101%  

101     Feb.     3 
75     Feb.  24 
73*2  Feb.  26 

102     Feb.  26 
77  »«  Feb.     3 
74     Feb.  17 

98     Jan.  18 
73*2  Jan.  12 
73*2  Feb.  26 

102     Feb.  2» 
77  *a  Feb.     3- 
74     Feb.  17 

75ijj 

J-J 

Hob.  it  Ohio,  new,  gold,  08..  11)27 
1st  extension  Os                  1927 

J-D 

M-8 
J-J 

J-J 
A-O 

J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

A-O 

J-J 
J-J 
M-8 
M-S 
M-S 
J-D 
J-D 
M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
F-A 
F-A 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

J-J 
J-J 
J-D 
A-O 
A-O 
M-N 
F-A 
J-J 
M-S 
J-D 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 

J-J 
J-J 
J-D 

2,000 

118 

118*4    

119     Feb.  24 

119     Feb.  24 

117     Jan.     7 

119     Feb.  24= 

111 

Oen.,  4s    1938 

136,000 

67       67*2 
80 

67*s    68is 
24     

67%  

87*8  Feb.  10 

68*4  Feb.  25 

66%  Jan.     8 

61*4  Feb.  25- 

St.  L.&  Cairo,gu.,gold.4s..l931 
Mohawk  &  Mai.    SeeN.  Y.C.&H. 
Monongnhela  KIT.    See  Bait.  &  O. 
Montana  Cent.    See  St.  P.  M.  A  M. 
Montauk  Ext.    See  Long  Island. 
Morgan'sLa.  AT.,  1st,  g.,  68..  1920 
1st  7s                                    1918 

Ill 

114 

122 

122 

125*3  . 

Morris  &  Essex.    See  Del.  L.  &  W. 
Nash.  Chat.  &  8t.  L.  Ist7s..  .  1913 
2d  6s                                    1901 

29,000 

12614 

128     129^2 

128*2  - 

1285s  Feb.     3 

129     Feb.  16 

127*2  Jan.     6 

129     Feb.  16- 

1st,  eon.,  pold,  5s  1928 
1st  6s  T  &  P  b                    1917 

18,000 

99%  101 

lOl-a  102 

102 

lOliJFeb.     1 

102     Feb.    9 

100     Jan.     4 

102     Feb.    9- 

iBt  6s,  HeH.  M.  W.  &  A1...1917 
1st.  gold,  6s.  Jasper  Boh.  .  .1923 
Nash.  Flor.  &  Shef  .    See  Lou.  &  N. 
New  H.  &  Derby.  See  Housatonlo. 
N.  J.  Juno'n  RR.    See  N.  Y.  Cent. 
N.  J.  Southern.    See  Central  N.  J. 
Newp't  &  Cin.  B'ge.  SeePenn.Co. 
N.  O.  AN.  E.,  prior  lien,  g.,68.1915 
N.  Y.  B.  &  Man.  Beach.    Hee  L.  Isl. 
N.  Y.  Bay  Exten.  RR.    see  L.  Isl. 
M.Y.Ceut.dsH.  R.,  1st,  7s....  1903 
Registered       1903 

20,000 
35,000 
99,000 
7,000 
1,000 
7,000 

117     118 
lie's  117 
105*2  106*4 
10514  106 
105     106 
101*2  102ia 
100*2 

118*311813 
11713118 
108         

118*3118% 
118*8119 
108      : 

118*8  Feb.    2 
118     Feb.     3 
107  SB  Feb.     1 
1075g  Feb.     2 
107*4  Fell.  13 
102*2  Feb.     5 

118%  Feb.  24 
118     Feb.    S 
10838  Feb.  26 
108*2  Feb.  26 
107*1  Feb.  13 
102%  Feb.     6 

117*4  Jail.     7 
117     Jan.     4 
106*e  Jan.     5 
106*2  Jan.     9 
107*4  Feb.  13 
102*2  Feb.     5 
101%  Jan.  13 
101%  Jan.     5 

US?!  Feb.  24 
118     Feb.     3- 
1083g  Feb.  26 
108*2  Feb.  26- 
107*4  Feb.  IS 
102%  Feb.     6 
101%  Jan.  13- 
103*8  Feb.  26- 

Debenture  5s  of          1884-1904 

Registered                 1884-1904 

107M  107% 
107i4  

105*3  ... 

Keg.  debenture  5s  of.  1889  1904 
Debenture,  g.,  4s  1890-1905 
Registered,  deb.  4s.  1890-1905 
Debt  certs.,  ext.,  g.,  4s  1905 
Registered                          1905 

105*4  
102*3  102% 

11,000 

101  IB  

102%  i03'*2 
101%103 
112*4  

162*2'  Feb.     5 

103*8  Feb.  26 

100*a 

Harlem,  1st,  7s            ....    1900 

15,000 
39,000 

11114112 
11114  111% 

111*311158 
lllis  

111%  Feb.     1 
111*2  Feb.     1 

112*2  Feb.  18 
112*2  Feb.  25 

111*4  Jan.     4 
111*2  Feb.     1 

112*2  Feb.  IS 
11-2*2  Feb.  25. 

Registered  .         1900 

112381125s 
106 

N.  J.  Juno.  R.,gu.,  1st,  4s.  ..1986 
Registered  certificates  1986 
West  Shore,  1st,  4s,gu  2361 
Registered                          2361 

313,000 

258,000 
3,000 

105     . 

107     107*s 
105*2 

106*4  107 
1055s  106 
105     107 

106*4  Feb.  241  108     Feb.     3 
105*8  Feb.  17jl06*2Feb.     6 
106*2  Feb.     6  107     Feb.     1 

105     Jan.     4 
104     Jan.     4 
103     Jan.     7 

108     Feb.     » 
106i3  Feb.     ft 
107     Feb.     1 

103ia  104 

Beech  Cr'k,  1st,  gu.,  g.,  4s.  .1936 
Registered  1936 

1067s  

2d  gu.,  gold.  5s  1936 
Registered  .           1936 

Clearfleld  Bitum.  Coal  Corp. 
lBtB.f.int.gu.,g.,4B.ser.A.1940 
Small  bonds,  series  B..1940 
Gouv.&O.  8.1st  gu.,g.,  5s.  1942 
R-W.&Og.,  con.,  1st.  ext.5s.1922 
Nor.  &  Mb  m.  lstgu.,g.,  58.1916 
R.W.&O.T.R.  Istgu.,g.5s.l918 
Oswe.  &  R.,2d,  gu.,  g.,  5s.  .  .1915 
Utica&Bl.  Riv.,gu.,g.,4s..l922 
Moh.  &Mal.lst,  gu.,g.,48..1991 
Can.  &  Ad.,  1st,  gu.,  g.,  4s.  .1981 
N.Y.&Put.,lstcoi).,gu.g.4s.l993 
N.Y.  Chic.  &8t.  L.—  let,  g.,  48.1937 
Registered  1937 

93 

85       91 

47,000 

118 

119     120 

120*3  121*3 

119*2  Feb.     1 

121     Feb.  27 

117%  Jan.     5 

121     Feb.  27 

67,000 
3,000 

103*3  104*8 

104%  105 

104*3  106 

105     Feb.     1 
105     Feb.  10 

105%  Feb.  16 
105     Feb.  16 

103%  Jan.     4 
105*3  Feb.  16 

119*«Jan.  14 
114     Jan.  1? 

106     Jan.  21 
105     Feb.  16- 

119*8  Jan.  14 
114     Jan.  18 

N.  Y.  &  Bar.-  See  N.  Y.  C.  &  Hud. 
N.Y.  Lack  &West.-A*eeDel.L.&W. 
N.  Y.  Lake  Erie  &  West.—  See  Erie 
N.Y.  &  N.  Eng.,  1st,  7s  1905 
*  1st,  6s  1905 

121 

11313115 

N.  Y.N.  Hav.  &  H.,let,reg.4s,1903 

Convert,  deb.  certfs.,  $1,<HX>... 
Small  certfB.,$100  
N.  Y.  &  North.,  1st,  g.,  5s....  1927 
N.Y.  Ont.&W.,oon.,  Istg.  58.1939 
Refunding,  1st.  g,  4s..  .  .1992 

A-O 

A-O 
J-D 

M-S 
M-8 

J-J 

F-A 
F-A 
M-N 
M-N 
J-D 
A-O 
A-O 

J-J 

J-J 

J-D 

J-D 
M-N 
F-A 
O-F 
M-S 

90,000 
1,700 

136*2  137 
136*2  137 
119%  121 
loss's  109 
91*3 

138*4 

132*2  Feb.    4 
133     Feb.  15 

138     Feb.  23 
135     Feb.     6 

132*2  Feb.     4 
133     Feb.  16 
118*3  Jan.     7 
108*4  Feb.  23 
83%  Jan.     5 

138     Feb.  23 
135     Frb.     6 
119     Jan.  25 
109     Feb.  24 
96     Feb.  23- 



120     121 
109*4 

95,000 
412,000 

lOgSe 

108*4  Feb.  23 
915s  Feb.     4 

109     Feb.  24 
96     Feb.  23 

88%    90 

95%    96*2 

Registered,  $5,000  only  ..1992 
N.Y.&  Putnam—  S««N.Y.C.&Hud. 
N.Y.  &  Rock.  Beach—  See  L.Island 
N.  Y.  Sosq.  &  Western— 
1  st,  refunding  5s  1937 

34,000 

100 

102 

102     103 

101%  Feb.  25 

103     Feb.    5 

10O     Jan.     6 

103*2  Jan.  18 

2d,  4*«B  1937 

General,  g.,  SB  1940 

34,000 
17,000 

73       75 

72*2 

70*4  Feb.  10 
105%  Feb.     4 

72*2  Feb.  16 
106*2  Feb.  23 

7»*4  Feb.  10 
105     Jan.     4 

74*2  Jan.  19 
106*3  Feb.  23j 

Terminal,  1st,  g.,  5s  1943 
Registered,  $5,000  each  .1943 
Wilk;&  East.,l8t,gtd.,|C.,58.1942 
MldPd  KR.  of  N.  J.,  1st,  68.1910 
N.Y.  Tex.  &Mex.,gu.,  1st,  48.191  2 
North.  Illinois—  See  Chic.  &  N.  W. 
Northern  Ohio.    See  L.  Erie  &  W. 
Northern  Pacific- 
Gen.  ,l8t,RR.&L.G.S.f.g.6s.l921 
Registered  1921 

106     106*2 

33,000 
18,000 

88       90 

89*2 

89     Feb.     2 
119     Feb.     5 

90     Feb.     3 
119     Feb.     6 

87*3  Jan.  20 
117     Jan.     6 

90     Feb.    3 
119*2  Jan.  3O 

116     

32,000 
15,000 

2,000 
74,000 

113      . 

115%  116 
115%  116 

114%  Feb.     2 
115%  Feb.  25 

82*3  Feb.    3 
68*2  Feb.    2 

116     Feb.  24 
115%  Feb.  25 

82*3  Feb.    3 
60     Feb.     1 

113     Jan.     6 
113%  Jan.     7 

77*3  Jan.  13 

.1438  Jan.     5 
34     Jan.  18 
123*4  Feb.     9 

116     Feb.  24 
115%  Feb.  2& 

82*2  Feb.    3 

80     Feb.     1 
36     Jan.  20 
125     Feb.  2S 

113 

Gen.,3d,RR.&L.G.s.f.,g.6s.l937 
Tr.  Co.  certs.,  ass'nt'd&st'pd. 
Land  grant,  con.,  g.,  5s  —  1989 
Tr.Co.  certs.,  ass'nt'd&  st'pd. 
Bpok.&P.eng.ct8.l8t,8.f.68.1936 
St  P.<feNor.Pao.,gen.,g.,68.1923 
Registered  certificates.  .  .1923 
Hel.  &  R.  M  oun.  ,  1  st,  g.  ,  6s  .  1  937 
Dul.  &  Manlto..  1st,  g.,  6s.  1  936, 
Tr.  Co.  certs,  of  Sep.,  10%pd. 
Dakota  Div.,lst  s.f.  g.  68.1937, 
Tr.  Co.  ots.  of  dep.,10  p.c.pd. 

85 

5413    55 

11,000 

125      ... 

123*4  Feb.     9 

125     Feb.  23 

81*8 

• 

81     Jan.  20 

80%  Jan.     9 
104*a  Jan.     5 

41*3  Jan.     6 

81*3  Jan.  15 

81*3  Jan.  15 
108     Feb.    3 

46*4  Feb.     9 

Nor.  P.  Ter.  Co.  ,  1  st,  g.  ,  6a.  .  1  933 
Nor.  Poo.&Mont.,  1st,  «.,  Gs.1938 
J.  P.  M.  &  Co.  certfs  

J-J 

48,000 
41,000 

105 

42       43 

106     107 
45*3 

107*3108*4 

107     Feb.     2 
455s  Feb.     3 

108     Feb.    3 
46*4  Feb.    0 

C<Burd'Alene,lst,g.,6e  1916 
General  1st,  g.,  6s  1938 
No.  Pacific  Ry.  prior  Hen,  railway 
and  land  grant,  gold  4s.  .1997 
Registered  1997 

M-8 
A-O 

J-J 
J-J 
Q-F 

2,168,000 

85ia    86 

86%    8738 

87%    88 

87     Feb.     1 

88*8  Feb.  17 

85*2  Jan.     5 

88*e  Feb.  17 

General  Hen,  ft.,  3s  2047 
Mor.  Railway  CaL—  See  Cent.  Pac. 
Horth  WlRoon.—  ?«  C.SI.KM.&  r>. 

5,689,000 

5408    54% 

55*4    053s 

53%  Feb.  15 

56~*4  Feb.    6 

525gJan.  26 

56*4  Feb.    5 

MARCH,  1897.] 


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Safe*  in 
Feb. 

•di-  ra  .'if 

Price  about 
anuary  2, 
1887. 

PRICES  iy  FEBRUARY. 

RANOX  FOR  YEAR  1897. 

Feb.  1. 

Feb.  27. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

jTerfolk  A  Sooth.,  1st.  g.,  5*.  .  1941 
Norfolk  A  Western.  Ken.  6*.  1931 
New  River,  lit,  6*  1932 

M-N 
M  N 

?-A 

1.000 

tid.      Atk. 

Bid.     Aik. 

Bid.      Atk. 

Satf  Prices. 
100%  Feb.  20 

Sale  Prices 
100%  Feb.  20 

Sale  Prices. 
100%  Feb.  20 
117     Jan.  13 

Sale  Prices. 
1OO%  Feb.  20 
117     Jan.  13 

18 

20      , 

10     

11      

Improvement  A  exu,  g.,  68.1934 

Tr.  Co.  cert*,  adjust.  g.,7*.1924 

J-M 
J-D 

Tr.  Co  ct*.  100-y'r  5*.  g..  .  .  199O 
Tr.Oo.et*  No*,  ab  10.0OO..1990 
Tr.  Oo.  oertf*  Clinch  Val.  Dlv.. 
let,  gold  5*  1957 

J-J 
J-J 

M-S 

J-J 

J-J 

M-.N 

A-O 
Oct. 
Get. 

J-J 
J-J 
a-0 
M-N 

J-D 

30,000 

65     Feb.    1 

67     Feb.     1 

63     Jan.     7 

67     Feb.    1 

Tract  Co.  oertf*.  Md.  A  Wash. 
DlT.,  l»t  cold  5*  1941 

5,000 
10,000 
38,000 

68       

68     Feb.     3 
101     Feb.  23 
82*8  Feb.    1 

68     Feb.     3 
101     Feb.  23 

68     Feb.    3 
101     Feb.  23 
81%  Jan.     6 

68     Feb.    3 
101     Feb.  23 
83%  Jan.  18 

OoL  Con.  A  T.  1st,  gu.,  g.,5*1932 
SOto.  T.  A  N.  E.,l*t  gu.g.4*1989 
Hor.  A  Mont.-SM  MTT.  Central. 
rvgdea.  *  L.  Ch.— 
U  1st,  con.  6s  192O 

81       82 

83     

83  "4  Feb.     2 

Income  1920 

Ohio  Ind.  A  W.-««C-C.a  ASt-U 
Ohio  *  Ml**.  eon.,  *  f.,7*.  .  ..1898 
Con.  7*          1898 

024105 
024105 

034    . 

20,000 
11.000 
1,000 

03  '4 

02  °8  Feb.    8 
116     Feb.  10 

1034  Feb.  23 
118     Feb.  16 
101     Feb.  26 

l02MJan.  18 
115     Jan.  13 
101     Fob    25 

1034  Fab.  23 
118     Feb.  16 
101     Feb.  25 

3d  eon..  7*  ..               1911 

18 

lit.  Spring.  Dlv.,  7*  1905 
1st.  xen.  ,5*   1932 

01     Feb.  25 

Ohio  Arer  RR.,  lit,  g.,  5*.  ..1936 

J-D 

02      . 

Gen.,  g.,  5s  1937 
Ohio  Southern   1st.  6*       ,  ,   19-1 

a-0 

J-D 

M-N 

J-J 
J-J 
J-D 

A-O 

87     . 

164,606 
5,000 
2,000 

84,000 

95 

12      "is" 

834  
14 
.    11 

834  Feb.  24 
14     Feb.  17 
14     Feb.  19 

50     Feb.     1 

864  Feb.    5 
14     Feb.  17 
14     Feb.  19 

51     Feb.  15 

834  Feb.  24 
14     Feb.  17 
14     Jan.     7 

494  Jan.  15 

90     Jan.     6 

14     Feb.  17 
15     Jan.     8 

51     Feb.  15 

Gen.  r    4*                     1921 

KBgT  Tnut  Co.  oertf*  

171* 
45       60 

Ohio  VaL-S«  Che*  A  O.  South  w. 
Omaha  ABt.  lxm.Ry.,  l*t.  4*1937 

50       55 

50 

OregonACal..lst,gu.,g..5*.1927 
Oregon  Imp.  Co.-Fst.,g.,  6*1910 
Eng.  Tnut  Oo.  cert*  of  dep.  . 
Con.  f.,5*  1939 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  cert*  

89     Jan.  11 
854  Jan.  16 
15     Feb.  10 
164  Jan.  13 
110     Jan.     4 
80     Jan.     4 

904  Jan.  18 
86     Jan.  12 
15     Feb.  10 
18     Jan.  12 
113     Feb.  25 
84     Feb.    a 

3.000 
l.OOO 

83 
20 

87       88 

86     Feb.  24 
15     Feb.  10 

86     Feb.  24 
15     Feb.  10 

Oregon.  R.AN..  1st,  s.f..g.,6*.19O9 
Ore.  RR.  A  Nay.  eon.,  g.,4*.  1946 
Oregon  Snort  Line—  Ses  Un.  Pao. 
Oswego  A  Rome—**  N.  T.  Cent. 
Ottnm.  C.F.A  3t-P.-«wC.A.N.W. 
•naducah  Tenn.  A  Ala.— 

tTist,  5*...              1920 

J-J 
J-D 

23.OOO 
545.000 

104  

1111* 

13     114 

112     Feb.    5 
82%  Feb.     1 

113     Feb.  26 
84     Feb.     8 

834    88% 

lacueof  189O  

J-J 

I««,lf  •'!  1  -'>  '                            .  ... 

Paelflc  of  Missouri-**  Mo.  Pae. 
Panama,  *f..  subsidy,  g.,  6*.  1910 
Peninsula—  •**  Chicago  A  N.  W. 
Pennsylvania  Co.— 
Penn.  Co.,gu.,  1st.  44*..  ..1921 
Registered     1921 

M-N 

J-J 
J-J 

34.000 
12,000 

110 

110     111 
1114 

1104  Feb.    5 
1094  Feb.     1 

111     Feb.  23 
1094  Feb.'    1 

109%  Jan.  18 
1094  Jan.  28 

111     Jan.  26 
1094  Jan.  28 

P.  C.TX  AM.U,eon.,  gu.,  g.,44*. 
Berle*  A                       ..1940 

A-O 
A-0 
M-N 

I-..-- 

.06 

ib's'%  i'69>4 

109>4 

109     Feb.    4 
108%  Feb.    3 

109     Feb.    4 
109     Feb.     1 

108     Jan.  18 
1084  Jan.  23 

109     Jan.  21 
109     Feb.     1 

•artc*  P.  rinr  ..                :••;: 

109 

108%  109 

8erte«C.  tfuar  1942 

Berle*  D,  4*.  gnar    1945 

101'g 

Plttab.  Cla.  A  St.  L.,  1st,  71.1900 
Registered                     ...1900 

P-A 
P-A 

I-J 

L-C 
A-O 
A-0 

M  S 

1,000 

1094  Feb.    4 

1094  Feb.    4 

1094  Feb.    4 

1094  Feb.    4 

Pitt*  PV  iW.  A  Chic..  1st.  7*1912 
24,  7*.                             ...1912 

8.000 

187     , 

138     Feb.  25 

138     Feb.  25 

135     Jan.     6 
136     Jan.  20 

139     Jail  2l» 
1364  Jan.  22 

1314130 

L364 

34,7s                  1913 

132M137 

Chto.8t.UA  r..l«t,c.,  g..  5*.  1982 
BecUtered                        .  •  .- 

115 

115     Jan.    4 

115     Jan.     4 

Ctor.  A  Pitts.,  eon.,  *f..  7s.  19OC 

SV  L.  Van.  A  T.  H.,  3d.  7*.  .  . 
3d.  cum/.  7s  1898 
Gr.R*AI..ex.lst^rn.g.44*1941 
AUegh.Val..«ea.,*U-.g..4*1942 
Newport  A  Cln.  B*dge  gen.  gnar. 
gold  4  He                               1946 

M-N 
M-N 

J-J 
M-8 

J-J 

MS 

10O 

1O5U 

Penn.  RR.  Cu.- 
1st   real  est.  g.   4*             1928 

106     108 

107     109 

Con    sterling  g    6«        ,    19O5 

f-l 

i-i 

M-B 
P-A 

J-J 

M  -• 

M-N 

Oom.,  ewniMr.  6*.  reg  ....  1906 
Con.,  g..  5s  1919 

llrV.-.-.:\                                     1919 

Ooilg.  4s                              1943 

dare.  A  Mar.  1st  gu.g.44*.193S 
•  J.KK.A  Can.  ro.jrn.  4*1944 
Delaware  RlT.^RR.  A  B'dge  lit 
Ken.  4s.  «                            1930 

L13     

1074 

PsaillinU  A  AL—  «M  Loo.  A  MMB. 
Peo.  Dee.  A  KTBB..  lst.g..6*.l!WO 
Kranav.  IMv.,  lst,g..o*  .  .192O 

•M0| 

5.000 

98 

101 

101     Feb.  25 
100     Feb.  19 

27     Feb.    8 

104     Feb.    1 
106     Feb.    8 

27     Feb.    8 

1OO     Jan.  11 
100     Feb.  19 

27     Jan.  21 

114     Jan.  21 
754  Jan.  21 

80     Jan.     2 
81     Jan.  22 
434  Feb.  19 
31%  Feb.  30 

104     Feb.     1 
106     Feb.    8 

274  Jan.  15 

114     Jan.  21 
77     Feb.  18 

82     Feb.    4 
81     Jan.  22 
48     Jan.  19 
36%  Jan.  1» 

100     102 

26 

100     108 

Peo.  A  East.-aSiC.'c.  a  A  St.  t 

110 

<woo 

719.000 

74       .  ... 

764  Feb.  25 
80%  Feb.  15 

77     Feb.  18 
82     Feb.    4 

FhUa.  AReadljBg.  MB!,  '*££***• 

79*8    80 

81% 

814    81% 

1,     .  .  .    , 

lit,  pf..  lac.tr.  rae.iaUtn*pd.'58 
3d.  pf..  tae.tr.  rae.^UUw.Dd.'oe 
8d  pref    Income   \T.          1968 

M 

rwt 

Nk 
rrt 
M 

446.000 

asp* 

46       46% 
34**    354 

33«s    884 

434  Feb.  19 
31%  Feb.  30 

46%  Feb.    3 
34%  Feb.    3 

3d.  pf..  Inc.  tr.  reel.aUlni.'pd.'SS 
8d.  pref..  Income..  OOHT.  ..  1968 

15.000 

81°8  Feb.    9 

31*8  Feb.    9 

31«gFeb.    9 

344  Jan.  IS 

Pine  Oraek.  reg..  gmar.  0*  1933 
Pitt*  On.  A  Bt  £-«•*  P**JB.  Co. 
Pitt*  C.  C.  A  St.  U-«M  Pens.  Oo 

J-D 

Pitta.  Pt-W.ACkle.-  *•*  Pain.  Co 

J-J 
A-0 

J-J 
J-, 
J-J 
J-J 

A-0 
J- 
J- 
M-N 

Pitt-.  *  Lake  Erie— 

Pitt*  MeK»e*j>:t  A  Yoogh.  - 
let,  gu..  «*..  1*81 
M.gn.,0*  1934 

138     

If  ejCe*  A  Belle  V..1*M.,6*1918 
Pitta.  P.  *  P.,  1st,  g.,6*  19U 
Plttab.  Rhen.  A  L.  trie- 
lit.  »%.  6*.  ••            1940 

69,000 
"5,000 

044    95 

994100 

123      
75 

99%    99'e 

"id"  "724 

99     Feb.  11 
72""Feb."24 

99*8  Feb.  16 

95     Jan.     3 

100     Jan.  15 
744Jan."l8 

1st  cons.  6*  1943 
Pitt*  A  Went.,  1st,  g.,  4s.  ...191- 
Oald.6*  1891-1941 

74     Feb.    8 

Pitta.  T.  A  Ash.,  lst,eon.,5s  1921 
neuaelaer  A  Bar.    «M  D.  All. 
Illrh.  A  Dan.    «M  Sonthn  By. 
Rio  (»r.  Wr«t.,  lit.r.,4*  1931 

M  > 
J- 

j-r 

160,000 

784    734 

72*4  

724  Feb.  15 

74%  Feb.     1 

724  Feb.  15 

74%  Feb.    1 

THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


BONDS. 

NEW  YOHK  STOCK  LXCHANOE. 

l| 

Saletin 
Feb. 
Par  valve 

Price  abou 
January  2 
1897. 

PRICES  IN  FEBRUARY. 

KA.VOE  FOB  YEAR  1897. 

Feb.  1. 

Feb.  27. 

Lowell. 

lligheit. 

Lowest. 

Highett. 

Bio  Or  So    1st,  g.,  5s  1940 

J-J 

9 

Rid.      A  ik 

Bid.     Alk 

Bid.      Alk 

Sale  Price*. 

Sale  Prieet. 

Sale  Prim. 
63  19  Jan.  15 

Sale  Prices. 
63  Hi  Jan.  15 

Booh.  *  Pitts.    See  But  R.  A  Pit 
Borne  Wat  A  Og.    See  N.  Y.  Cent 
Salt  Lake  C.,  1st,  g.,s.  I.,6s..l913 

J-J 

t.  JOB.  AG.  Is.,  1st,  6s  1925 

M-N 

85,000 

45       50 

50 

48     Feb.  15 

50     Feb.  27 

47>a  Jan.     4 

50     Feb.  27 

2d  Income  1925 

J-J 

Kan.  C.  A  Om.,  1st,  g..  5s.  .  .  1927 
8t  Louis  Alton  A  Terre  Haute— 
lit  A  t*r.  g.,  5s  1914 

J-J 
J-D 

Befle.  &  Carodt".  1st,  6s...  .1923 
Ch.8t.L.AP.l8t,gu.g.,6B...1917 

J-D 

M-.s 

8t.L.Bo.,lst,gu.,g.,4s  19: 

M-8 

M-8 
M-!- 
M-8 

1st,  oonsol.,58  1939 

80 

80     

St.  L.  A  Gal.    See  Mobile  &  Ohio. 
St.  L  A  Iron  Mount.   See  Mo.  Pao 
St.  L.  Jack.  A  Ohio.  See  Ch.A  Alt 
St.  L.  Kan.A  Swn.  See  StL.AS.F 
8t.L.M.Br  A'«Ter.RR.As.of8t.I. 
St.  Louis  &  San  Fran.,  id,  g.,  68 

M-N 

M-N 
M-N 
F-A 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 

Ill's 

113>3  116 
113ia  116 
11313116 

114     115 
114     115 
114     115 

112     Jan.     6 
112     Jau.     6 
112%  Jan.  28 

114     Jan.  28 
115%  Feb.     3 
115     Feb.     4 

2d  g    6s  Class  B                190( 

17,000 
8,000 

11113  

114     Feb.  18 
11  4%  Feb.  10 

115%  Feb.    3 
115     Feb.     4 

°d*  K  *6s  'class  0                  1906 

11119  

Isi  g.',  6s,  Pierce  C.  AO....1919 
Q«n.(g.,  6s  1931 
Gen.,g.,5»  1931 

167,600 
88,000 

10719  ... 

112     11213 
98i4    98i« 

11113112 
97^ 

11119  Feb.     1 
9714  Feb.  25 

11213  Feb.     I 
98i3  Feb.    2 

10818  Jan.     7 
9413  Jan.     6 
8713  Jan.  12 

11219  Feb.     1 
98  13  Feb.     2 
90     Jan.  15 

94      .96 

Trust  Co.  ctfs.,  con.,  gu.,  g.,  4s. 
all  assessments  paid  199( 
Ft.B.<sV.B.Bdg.lst,g.68....1910 
8t.L.  K.  &S.W..l8t,6s  1916 
Kansas  Mid.,  1st,  g.,4s  1937 
St.  L.  AS.  F.  RR.  g.  4s  1996 
St.  Louis  South.  SeeStL.A.AT.H 
Bt.  L.8.W.lst,g.4s,bd.,ctf8.1989 
2d,  g.,  4s,  inc.  bond,  ctfs  —  1989 
St.  L.  van.  A  T.  H.   See  Penn.  Co 
St.  Paul  City  Cable.con.g.  ,5e.  1  937 

A-O 
A-O 
M-8 
J-D 
J-J 

M-N 

J-J 

J-J 

107     

4"62',6bo 
40,000 

62^8  '.'.'.'.'.. 



"ts"  "e'e" 

65"  Feb."  "i 
68      Feb.  10 

66  'B  Feb."  "4 
70     Feb.     1 

6219  Jan",  "l  4 

68     Feb.  10 
•J.v.j  Jan.     8 

91     Feb.  27 

ee^s  Feb.'  "4 

TO     Jan.  13 
28     Jan.  19 

91     Feb.  27 

68       69 
24 

69  ^ 

1,000 

91     Feb.  27 

91     Feb.  27 

St.  Paul  &  Dulutli.lst,  5s....  1931 

F-A 
A-O 
J-.I 
J-J 
A-O 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 

1,000 
2,000 

103     1033s 
10519  107 

10414  Feb.  24 
107     Feb.     9 

10414  Feb.  24 
107     Feb.     9 

10319  Jan.     5 
lOSia  Jan.  18 

104J|"Feb.  24 
107     Feb.     9 

8t.  P.  M.  &  Man.,  1st,  7s  1909 

105  *3 

106% 

2d   6s                                       1  90$ 

10,000 
10.000 
14,000 

119      . 

12013  ... 
120     

12414  126 

120     Feb.  17 
11913  Feb.  17 
123ia  Feb.    4 

120     Feb.  17 
120     Feb.  11 
124  14  Feb.  23 

113%  Jan.  11 
1  1713  Jan.     7 
123     Jan.     6 

120     Feb.  17 
120     Feb.  11 
124H  Feb.  23 

Dakota  ex  t.,  gold,  6a  1910 
l8t,conaol.,68  1933 

119      
123      

123      

Reduced  to  *oid  4iga  1933 

J-J 

186,000 

10214  102% 

103     10313 

103     104 

103     Feb.     4 

104     Feb.  16 

102  13  Jan.     4 

104     Feb.  16 

Mont.  Ext  ,  1st,  gold,  4s.  ...  19?7 

J-D 
J    D 

51,000 

86 

90       90i3 

90^4  Feb.     1 

90i3  Feb.  25 

87%  Jan.  12 
85     Jan.  19 

0013  Feb.  25 
86     Jan.  29 

Mont.  O.,  1st,  gu.  g.,'  6s...  .1937 
Registered  1937 

j-j 
j-j 
j-j 

19,000 

"i",obo 

115     118 
10213  '..'.'... 

11414  Feb.     8 
l6"3""Feb"."l9 

115%  Feb.  16 
103  "Feb."  19 

11414  Feb.     8 
103"  Feb."  l"9 

115%  Feb.  16 
l6"3""Feb."l9 





E.  M.  ,1st  div.,ist,g.  5s..  ..1908 

A-O 
A-O 
J-D 
J-D 

J-J 
J-J 
A-O 

5,000 

104     

106i4  Feb.     5 

108i4  Feb.     5 

1061*  Feb.     5 

106i4  Feb.     5 

Will.  A  8.  F.,  Istg..  5"s  1938 

5,000 

105% 

106%  Feb.     1 

1063e  Feb.     1 

106%  Fel).     1 

106  >2  Jan.     9 

StPaul  &  Nor.Pac.  See  Nor.  Pac 
Bt.P.A8IouxCy.  SeeC.St.P.M&O 
B.A.A  A.  P.,  1st,  gu.,g.,4s....l943 
S.F.&N.P.,lst,8.  f.  g.,  5s.  ...1919 
Bftv  F  AW    1st  con.,  g.,  68.1934 

512,000 

54>3    56 

57       58 

58       59 

57     Feb.     1 

59     Feb.  16 

54'8Jan.  13 

59     Feb.  16 

SciotoVal.AN.  E.  SeeNor.AWest 
Seab.  ARoanoke,  1st,  5s.  ...1926 
Seashlc&B.Bridse—  See  Bklyn  El 
Seat.  L.  S.A  East.l8t,gu.g.6s.l931 
Trust  receipts,  ass'ment  paid 
Sod.  Bay  ASo.,  1st,  g.,  5s..  ..1924 
So.  Car.  A  Georgia  Istg.,  58.1919 
8.  P.  of  A.,  gu.,  1st,  6s  1909-10 
S.P.of  Cal-.lst,  g.,  6s..  .  .1905-12 
Gold  5s                     1888-1938 

J-J 

95     100 
35       40 

35       38 

35       45 

J-J 
M-N 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 

"T.obo 

96,000 

87>a"Feb."3 
90     Feb.     2 

91  "Feb."  "3 
93%  Feb.  17 

8713  Feb."  "3 
90     Feb.     2 
108     Jan.  11 

9i""Feb".""s 

9414  Jan.  22 
108     Jan.  11 

92       94 
107     





Ist,con80i.,  guar.  g.5s  —  1937 
•A.  A  X.  W.  1st,  gu.g.  5s..  ..1941 
8  P  Coast  1st    gu  g  4s.      1937 

123,000 
77,000 

85 
81      

85      . 
81      

85     Feb.  17 
83i2  Feb.     9 

87     Feb.     1 
8413  Feb.  26 

85     Feb.  17 
82     Jan.     2 

87     Feb.     1 
841s  Feb.  26 

8.  Pao.  of  N.  Mex.,  1st,  6s  —  1911 
South'n  Ry.  1st  con.  g.,  5s..  .1994 
Registered                            1  994 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
M-8 
M-8 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
M  N 

91,000 
461,000 

101 
901*    90i2 

101 
90       901* 

103     Feb.  Ifl 
8814  Feb.  15 

105     Feb.     1 
9013  Feb.     1 

102     Jan.     4 
8814  Feb.  15 

105     Feb.     1 
91     Jan.  18 

88%    90 

E.  Ten.,  reor.  lien,  g.,  4-58.1938 
Registered                         1938 

1,000 

85       8913 

85        H'.'i'i, 

89     Feb.     3 

89     Feb.     3 

89     Jan.  Iv 

89%  Jan.  12 

Ala  Cen.  R.  1st  6s  1918 

2,000 

109  H  Feb.    3 

16914"  Feb.     3 

10914  Feb.     3 

10914  Feb.     3 

Atl.ACh.Alr  Line  1st  pf.7s.  1897 
Income                               1900 

Col.  A  Greenville  1st  5  68.1916 
East  Tenn.  Va.AGa.lst7s.1900 
Divisional,  g.,  5s  1930 
Con..  1st,  g.,  5s  1956 
Geor.Pac.  Ry.,lst,  g.,  5-6s.l922 
Knoz.  A  Ohio,  1st,  g.,  6s..  1925 
Rich.  A  Dan.,  con.,  g.,  6s.  .1915 
Equip,  sink,  fd.,  g.,  5s  ..1909 
Deb  ,  5s.,  stamped            1927 

35,000 

106%  10919 
109ijl 

108     108is 
111 

108?e  109i4 

108i3  Feb.     1 

108%  Feb.     8 

10714  Jan.     4 
112     Jan.  27 
107     Jan.     2 
107  ^  Jan.     6 
112     Jan.     7 
11734  Jan.     5 
100     Jan.  14 
95     Jan.  14 

108%  Feb.     8 
112     Jan.  27 
108  =a  Feb.    4 
11413  Feb.  18 
115     Feb.     6 
122     Feb.  18 
100     Jan.  14 
101     Feb.     5 

146,000 
17,000 

107     107^8 

10314  

10816  1083s 

108     Feb.  24 
11319  Feb.  26 
114     Fel).  16 
120     Feb.     1 

108%  Feb.     4 
11419  Feb.  18 
115     Feb.     6 
122     Feb.  18 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
M-S 
A-O 
M-8 
M-S 
M-N 
M-N 
F   A 

12,000 
52,000 

109     Ill's 
117i8ll9i2 

113 

112     114 

54,000 

100% 

100     Feb.     5 

101     Feb.    5 

Va.  Mid.  Serial—  Ser.  A.  68.1906 
Series  F  5s                        1931 

Va.  Mid.  gen.,5a               1936 

12,000 
3,000 

100     10014 
10013  

102     10213 
102     10213 
glijj 

102     1  03 
102     103 

10213  Feb.     3 
102     Feb.     1 

103     Feb.  26 
102     Feb.     1 

1OO     Jan.  12 
10014  Jan.     9 

103     Feb.  26 
102     Feb.     1 

Gtd.  ,  stamped  1936 

W  O  A  W  1st,  oy..  gtd.,  4s  1924 

West.  N.  C..  1st,  con  ,g.,6s.l914 
8.  A  N.  Ala.    See  Looter.  &  Nash 
Spok.  A  Palouse.    See  North.  Pao. 
8tat.Isl.Ry.,  1st  gu.,g.,  4^8.1943 
Syra.  Bing.  A  N.Y.    See  D.L.A  W. 
rper.A88.ofSt.L.,l8tg.,4>as.l939 
J.     1st  ton.  g.,5s  ..      1894-1944 

J-J 

r-i) 

A-O 
F-A 
A-O 

?-? 

21,000 

HOia  

11113  Feb.     2 

113     Feb.  25 

11113  Jan.  22 

113     Feb.  25 

"s'.ooo 

106      

105     1061s 

107     110 
10313  

109*3  llOis 
10419  

109     Jan.  16 
103  !3  Feb.     i 

109     Jan.  16 
106%  Jan.     9 

10319  Feb.     2 

10313  Feb.     2 

St.L.  M.  Bdgo.Ter.  ,Ktd,g.  5s.  1930 
Terre  Haute  IJlec,  Ry.,  g.  68.1914 
Tex  A  N  O    1st  7s                1905 

Sablue  Div's'n,  1st,  6s  1912 
Consol.,  gold,  5s  1943 
T.AP.Ry.,E.Dv.,lst,g.68.1905) 
From  TexarkanatoFt.Worth.  ) 
1st,  gold,  5s        2000 

M-8 
J-J 

M-8 

J-D 

Mcli 
I-  J 
J-J 
A-O 
J-D 

100,000 

92      . 

92      

94     Feb.  15 

94%  Feb.     2 

91%  Jan.     4 
107     Jan.  21 

86%  Jan.     7 
19%  Jan.     5 
122     Feb.  23 
105     Jan.     6 

94%  Jan.  25 
107     Jan.  21 

90     Feb.     2 
23     Jau.  18 
12214  Feb.  25 
108     Feb.    5 
1041s  Jan.  21 

86,000 
237.000 
6,000 
16,000 
4,000 

8513    86is 
19      

90 

88     Feb.  11 
20%  Feb.  19 
122     Feb.  23 
105     Feb.     6 

90     Feb.     2 
22ia  Feb.     1 
12214  Ft-b.  25 
108     Feb.     5 
104     Feb.     5 

2d,  gold,  income,  5s  2000 

.    23 

.    2113 

Third  Are.,  1st,  gold,  5s  1937 
Tol.  AO.  Cent.,  1st,  g.,  5s..  ..1935 
West'n  Div.,  1st,  g.,  5s  1935 

1201s  

121 

12214 

105 

104     105 

104     Feb.     5 

104     Feb.     5 

Kan.  &  M..  1st  gu.,g..4s.  .  .  .  199O 
Tol.  Too.  A  W.,  1st.  gold,  48.1917 

A-O 
I-.1 

1,000 

76       78 
67»3  

.    77 

77     Feb.  19 

77     Feb.  19 

77     Frb.  19 
68i«Jan.  14 

78     Jan.  19 

(58%  Jau.  14 

68 

MARCH    1897.J 


NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE  MONTHLY  RECORD. 


Iff 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

^1 

Salr*  in 
Feb. 
Partalut 

Price  abou 
January  2 
1897T 

PRICES  I1T  FEBRUARY. 

RANGE  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

Feb.  1. 

Feb.  27. 

Lowest. 

Sighest. 

Lowes?. 

Highest. 

Toledo  St  Louis  A  Kansas  City 
let.  (.  6s.  Trust  Reoelpts.l91( 
TTlster*  Del.,  1st  eon.  it..  ^s.1928 
U  nlon  Klerated.    See  B'klyn  El. 
Onion  Pacific- 
ist   Ss              ..                     1890 

J-D 
J-D 

J-J 
j"-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

,r  n 

9 

42,000 
12.000 

65,000 
78  .OOO 
35,000 
32.OOO 
125.000 
127,000 
6O.OOO 
1,000 

Bui.      Atk 
69      

But.      Atk 

.    75 

Bid.      As!. 

67       70 
99     100 

10-Jlo    .     . 

10413     . 
105 
1051*  105ij 
103 
103 
104 
1O4 

Sale  Prices. 

70     Feb.  27 
98     Feb.     4 

104  14  Feb.    5 
lOHa  Feb.     1 
10419  Feb.     3 
102ia  Feb.    2 
10414  Feb      1 

Sale  Prices. 

75     Feb. 
99     Feb.     4 

Sale  Prices. 

694  Jan.     8 
98     Feb.     4 

103     Jan.     2 
100     Jan.     6 
103     Jan.     4 
994  Jan.     5 
103%  Jan.     2 
100     Jan.     2 
1044  Jan.  23 
100*4  Jan.  13 

Sale  Prices. 

75    Feb.     1 
100     Jan.  11 

104%  Feb.     1 
1034  Feb.  23 
104%  Feb.  25 
1034  Feb.  17 
105     Feb.    5 
1044  Feb.  23 
In54  Feb.  23 
103     Feb.    3 

1OO 

103 
100     

toaig  

10O     101 

10313 

104  >4 
10414 
10414 
104>4       . 

En*,  tr.  recu.  ex  mat.  OOUM. 
1st,  4s  1897 

10313  Feb.  23 
104%  Feb.  25 
1034  Feb.  17 
105     Feb      5 

En*,  tr.  recta,  ez  mat.  coup*, 
lit.*.  1898 

lst6a.Eng.tr.rcts.ex  mat.cps. 
lit,  6s  1899 

1OO      100>« 
103%  
100      

100 
101 

10014     . 

103     Feb.    3 
104=8  Feb.     3 
103     Feb.     3 

1044  Feb.  23 
1054  Feb.  23 
103     Feb.     3 

Kn^-   T  .  ••-;•    •  \  iii.it.  •  0    i'- 
OoUateral  trust,  6s.  1903 

5s.  1907 

75       85 

75       85 

Gold.44e  1918 

M-N 

En*.  Tr.  Co.  certificate*.  

49%  Jan.  22 
99     Feb.     1 
85     Jan.  14 
87     Jan.  22 
108     Jan.     5 

50     Jan.  18 
102     Jan.  27 
95     Feb.  11 
95     Feb.  11 
1094  Feb.  11 

Gold  notes,  6s,  stamped.  1894 
Ext.  sink.  fund,  gold,  8s...  1899 
Enirrared  Trust  Co.  eertfs.  ... 

C-A 

M-B 

343.000 
••I.  
•O^M) 
6.0OO 

100     101 
88 

1  99     . 
90       91 

lOimOlSj 
93      
93     

99     Feb.     1 
90     Feb     1 

101  14  Feb.  16 
95     Feb    11 

90     Feb.    4 
109ie  Feb    11 

95     Feb.  11 
1094  Feb.  11 

Kansas  Paeine.  1st,  6s  1895 
Eng  Tr.  oertfa.,  ex  -mat.  coup*. 
lst,6>         1896 

F-A 

90      .... 

99     . 
113>8  

100  ie 

106     .. 

I-D 

24.000 

99     

113i«  Feb.    2 

113%  Feb.  10 

1114  Jan.     5 

113%  Feb.  10 

KDf.tr.  oert*.,  ex-mat,  coups. 
DeoT.  Dlr.,  ass'd  6s.  1899 
Eng.  tr.  reeU.  ex-mat,  eoum 
Eng.tr.  rots  lst.eon.6s.1919 
C.B.  Un-P.,  fund.  coup..  7*.  1893 
Atoh.  Col.  *  Pae.,  1st.  6s..  1905 
Atch.  J.  Co.  *  W..  1st,  6s.  .1905 
U.  P.L.AC..  l«t.gn.g.  5s  ..1918 
V.  P.  U.  4G..litc<>n.,g..Ss.l939 
0.  8.  L.  *  U.  N..  ga..g.,  Ss.  .1919 
Engrmred  Trust  Co.  oert*  
Ora«.  Short  Une,  1st,  6s...  1922 
Bn(.  Trust  Oo.eerts.  of  dep  t. 
Utah*  So..  1st,  7s  19O8 

90     

M-N 

2d,000 

116H  

lom  

75»s    77 

116>4  11714 

104 

11619  Feb.  25 

lie's  Feb.    4 

1134  Jan.     6 
96     Jan.  18 
67     Jan.     5 

11678  Feb.    4 
1004  Jan.  23 
78     Jan.  23 

95     100 
66       67 

M-N 

M 

J-D 

A-O 

F-A 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

M-K 

r     A 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 

J-J 

A-e 

KOT. 

J-J 

A-O 

J-J 
r-A 

j-j 

j-j 
A-O 

<*-r 

M-B 

J-J 
J-J 

r-A 

j-j 
j-j 

r-A 

j-j 

M-K 

J-J 
J-D 

r   A 
M-a 

j-j 

L-O 

M-8 
J-J 

591,000 

75       76 

73»e  Feb.  19 

77     Feb.  24 

9,000 

25     

25     Feb.  19 

25     Feb.  19 

25     Feb.  19 

284  Jan.  16 

23%  Jan.  11 
35     Jan.     5 

634  Jan.     6 
1134  Jan.     4 
111%  Jan.     4 
114     Feb.  18 

2414  Jan.  29 
37     Feb.     3 

76%  Feb.  10 
118     Feb.  23 
117«eFeb.  24 
117     Feb.  26 

71.OOO 

739,000 
115.000 
685.000 
10.000 

37 

36     Feb.     1 

37     Feb.    3 

76%  Feb.  10 
118     Feb.  23 
117»8  Feb.  24 
117     Feb.  26 

63  >• 

74       7414 
117     
116>4  

75*8    76 
117     
116T9  117 
11519118 

73     Feb.     1 
115     Feb.     4 
113»gFeb.  13 
114     Feb.  18 

112\  ... 

11114112 

Gold,  5s  1926 

Utah  South.  ,gen.,7s.tr.rec.l9O9 
Extension,  1st,  7s.tr.  ree.1909 
;  KK.AC.Co.    XscPenn.  RR. 
Utlca  A  Bl.  BIT.    *•  W.  Y  Cent. 
Yer.  VaL  lad.  AW.  See  Mo.  Pac. 
IrgintaMld.    Bn  South.  By. 
W  abash  BB.  Co..  1st  g.  5s.  .  1939 
3d.  gold.  5s...              ...1939 

20,000 
18,000 

317.000 
78.000 

78     
72      

107     1O7>« 
69       70  Hi 

7519  
754  

107     10719 
69 

76     Feb.  10 
74     Feb.     1 

106i9  Feb.  15 
68     Feb.  25 

764  Feb.     9 
76     Feb.  10 

10714  Feb.    1 
70  '  Feb      1 

72     Jan.  29 
64     Jan.  11 

106     Jan.     4 
68     Feb.  25 

76^  Feb.     9 
76     Feb.  10 

107H  Jan.  18 
73''8Jj«i.  18 

64 

106     106>« 
70       70>« 

Debenture,  series  A  1939 

•Berieo  B  1939 

6.000 
3,000 
l.OOO 

33.000 

•_•,;,  ,*., 

22       23  >i 
95>«    98 
1034106 

23      
95 

2119  ... 
93       96 

23     Feb.     1 
92     Fab.  18 
107     Feb.    4 

106     Feb.     1 
48%  Feb.  23 

23     Feb      1 

224  Jan.  15 
92     Feb.  18 
10514  Jan.     7 

104  4  Jan.     8 
46%  Jan.     5 

25     Jan.  18 
96     Jan.     4 
107     Feb.    4 

107"4  Feb.  26 
50     Feb.  10 

1st.*.  3s,  Del  A  Ch-  Ex...  1941 
8LL.TLc.AII.Bt.Ch.  Br..lst6V08 
Warren  RB.    But  D.  L.  A  W. 
Wash.  Ohio  A  Weal,    an  80.  By. 
Western  K.  Y.  A  Poarylrmnla— 
1st.  gold.  5«  1937 
Uea.  (.  3-3-4*  ru.i 

92     Feb.  18 
107  .  Feb.    4 

107>4  Feb.  26 
50     Feb.  10 

107     10719 
48i9    49 
12>t    13 

Ineosi*  5s  .                   ,    1043 

Wiwt.Ko.CsV.    A(8oathvnHT. 
Weefn  PaeUc.    «•*  Cent.  PaetOo. 
West  Shore.   Set  K.  Y.  Central. 
W.  Va.  A  Pltub'g.    «M  a  A  O. 
W.  Va.  Cent  A-  P.  1st.  jr..  6s.  191  1 
Wheel.  A  Lake  Erie.  1st.  5s  ..1926 
Wheel.  DlT..  1st.  (old.  5s.  .  1938 
Kxten.  A  Imp.,  gold.  5s..  ..1930 





86 

90     Jan.  30 

90     Jan.  30 

78 

9.000 

65 

70     Feb.     3 

70     Feb.    3 

70     Feb.    3 

70     Feb.    3 

Wllkesb.  A  East.  «M  ».  Y.  8.  A  W. 
Will.  A  Btoux  K.    *«  St.  P.M.  AM! 
Wlnoaa  A  St.  P.  At  Chle.  A  N.  W. 
WU.  Coal.  Co..  1st,  tr..  (..  5s.  1937 

KBCnred  Triut  eertlloBUa..  .. 
Income.  5s  1937 

Miscellaneous  Bond*. 

Am.Cot.OU.  deb..  fold.  8s..  19OO 
Am.  D'k  A  Imp.  5*.  aWOn.K.J. 
Am.  Spirits  Mfc.Co.latf.ee.  1915. 
Bar.A  8.  Car  Co..lst  (old,  6s  1942 
Mo«.  U.  Oas  tr.  etfs.  a.  L*.**.  1939 
B'klyn  t  r  n.c  Jas  Co.  1st  con.jr.5s,'*.1> 
Br'k'n  W.A  W.  U.Co.lst,g..5s  .  1945 
Can.  Coal  Mln.  Co.  «M  T.U.I.A  K 
Ch.OasL.AC..l.t,gu.,g..5s  1937 
CWo.Je.*8t.Yd..eoL.g..5s.lB15 
Olearf.  Bit.  CoaL    Jss  N.  Y.C.A  H. 
O>1.  c.  *  I.,  1st,  eom.,  (.,6s..  1900 
OoLC.A  I.DeT.CD..(n.,(.,5s.l909 
OoL  ruel0o.,jren.,row  8s.  .1919 
Ool.  A  Hook.  C.  A  L,  (Old.6s.1917 
Con.  Oas  Oo.Ch.lst,(U.4t^e.  1936 
De  BardeL  a  A  L    *«T.  C.  A  I. 
Del.  A  Bad.  Cam.   «**  BB.  bond* 
l>et.  Oaa  Co..  eon.  ltt,g..  5a.l918 
Bd.  El.  111..  1st.  oonT..g.,5s.  1910 
1st  eon    t    '>•                        1995 

147.000 

11.000 
600,000 

"  s"  "id" 

39 

3819    40 
9 

38     Feb.  25 

394  Feb.    4 

37     Jan.     4 

39%  Jan.  18 

106     Feb.    8 
77     Feb.    1 

1064  Feb.    9 
814  Feb.  26 

106     Feb.     8 
74     Jan.  12 

109     Jan.  18 
8m  Feb.  26 

75 

78     

80*4    81 

3O9.000 

--,<"'•• 

•;,,„., 
10,000 

16,000 

1O5H 

108  >•  109 
98>s    99 

"94     

10914  10019 
98       98  19 

108     Feb.    4 
97  19  Feb.    5 

95     Feb.     1 
109i«  Feb.    5 

97     Feb.  23 

109>g  Feb.  23 
99     Feb.     1 

96     Feb.     2 
1094  Feb.    9 

984  Feb.    2 

105%  Jan.     2 
974  Feb.    5 

93     Jan.  16 
1094  Feb.    5 

97     Feb.  23 

lO9»8Feb    23 
101     Jan.  18 

96     Feb.    2 
1094  Feb.     9 

100     Jan.  18 

99>(100i« 
93>« 

108  4  

18.000 

4.000 
40.000 
16,000 
10.000 

97 

854  Feb.     2 

72T«  Feb.  25 
1  1  1  1«  Feb.     1 
1O7>4  Feb.     6 

88  4  Feb.  18 
764  Feb.    1 

83%  Jan.  13 

72T8  Feb.  25 
10     Jan.     4 
104  7b  Jan.     7 
1104  Feb.    4 

884  Feb.  18 

79%Jau.  18 
11214  Feb.     4 
1094  Feb.  18 
1104  Feb.    4 

.    T7\ 

110     112 
104  >t  106 

111      
106V|  106*4 

11214  .. 
108     110 
11019  

11214  Feb.    4 
1094  Feb.  18 
1104  Feb.    4 

Bd.  EL  111..  8*klrn.,lst.  ir..5«.1940 
Bq.Oas  L.OO.S.  Y.,oon.j?.^« 
Bq.Uas  A  F..(Thlc.,l.t,  gu.,6s.!9O5 
Bite  Teleg   A-  Tel*,  col  trust,  t.. 

s.  f    5s. 

1104  Feb.     4 

23,000 

99%  100 

99     101 
95      

99     Feb.  23 

994  Feb.     8 

93*    Jan.     5 

994  Feb.     8 

99     1O1 
9514    96 

111      

Oem  Ttaee.  Co.,  deb.,  gold.  5s.  !!• 
Or.  BIT.  Coal  AC.,  Ist,g..6e.l9l!«  A-O 
Haok.  W.  Beor.lst.  (old.  5s.lv 
H*Bd.B.Co..lst,s.L,(..6s.l931  M-8 

76,000 

91       9'ivi 

95     Feb.  23 

96     Feb.    9 

904  Jan.    6 
!>5     Jan.  14 

96     Jan.  23 
954  Jan.  19 

im»e»  BUel  Co..  *»b\Toa.. 
Hon-eooT.  deben.,  5s. 
^••teamboat  Co.,  6* 
Inf.  COB.A  In.l.0o.deb.g.tt».l925 
Lao.  Oas  L..  .tt.  I...  Int.  g.,5e.  1919 
Mad.  8q.  Oard..  lsvgold.5s.1019 
M.  B.  H!AL..llm.,(»»..g.|4s.l940 

J-J 

A     0 
1       J 

A-O 

M    N 
M-K 
M-K 
M-K 

M-8 
M-K 
M-H 
M-K 

K    A 
J-J 
M-N 

.1-1. 

MIS 

S:Jj 

M    - 

~ao,obo 

'93ii  '93*4 

93"  "9419 

93ii  '.'.'.'..'. 

93%Feb."l5 

94  it  Feb."  "2 

934  Jan."  4 

Si  it  Jan.'l'e 

Met.  T.  *  T..  1st,  s.  L,  (.,  is.  .  1918 
Botfsterad.  1918 
Mb*.  Pea.Car.Co.,  1st.  g.,5s.  1942 
Mutual  Union  Tel.,  s.  t.,  6s.  .1911 
•alStarch  Mfg.Co.  lst^r..6*.192O 
M.Y.A  N  J.TeL.gen.,g.f5s,CT.1930 
M.  Y.  A  Out.  Land,  1st.  g..6s.!91O 
Horth  Wesfn  Telegraph.  7s  J9O4 
rV).Oas-L.AC..lstgu.*,6s.l9O4 
gnar.,  cold,  6s  1904 
1st,  eonnoL.  gold,  6*  1943 
PL  Val.  Coal,  lit,  gold.  6S...192O 
Procter  A  (lamb.,  1st,  g.,  6s.  194O 
Bo.  Ynba  Wat.  Co..oon..g.,  6s.  1923 
»P  V»l.  Wat.  Works,  l.t.  fU  1906 

"2,006 
20,000 

..  ...... 





ib"Feb."l5 
014  Feb.    4 

il"4Feb.""2 
024  Feb.  18 

ib""Feb."l5 
00     Jan.     7 

li"l4Feb.""2 
1024  Fell.  18 

00i4  

01      

"o",6b(J 

79,000 

"  ii'o" 

be"  '.'.'.'.'.'. 

06 

"id"  '.'.'.'.'.'. 

io"Feb'."26 

054  Feb.     2 
03     Feb.    3 

ib"Feb'."2*6 
07  M  Feb.     6 
054  Feb.  16 

ib""Feb.'26 
O4     Jan.     5 
00     Jan.     6 

lib"  "Feb."  26 
10714  Feb.     6 

100     

02     

04*4  10516 

1054  Feb.  16 

"i',6bo 

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THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

Int.  II 

Period. 

Sal  ft  in 
Feb. 
Par  value 

Price  about 
January  2, 
U07. 

PRICES  IN  FEBRUARY. 

RANOS  FOR  YEAR  1897. 

Feb.  1. 

Feb.  27.            Lmretl. 



Iliyhetl. 

Lowest. 

JJighett. 

SUml'nl  Rope  &  T.,lst,g.,68,1946 
Income,  g.,  5s  1946 
Bun.  Cr.  Coal,  1st,  If.  B.f.,6s.l912 
T.  C.I.A  R..T.  Dtv.  Ist.g.,  68.1917 
Blrm.  Div.,  1st,  con.,  6s  —  1917 
Cah.C.M.Co.,  1st,  gu.,  g.,6s.  1922 
DeBar.C.AI.Co.,gu.,g.,6s.l910 
U.S.  Leath.Co.8.f.,deb.,g.,68.  1913 
West.  Union,  deb.,  7s.  .1875-1900 
Registered                   1875-1900 

F-A 

j-b 

A-O 

J-J 

J-D 
F-A 
M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 

94,000 
20,000 

Bid.      Atk, 
74%    7614 
25       30 

Bid.      Atk. 
75%    75'e 

-7>-j    28 

Bid.     Atk. 
7119    72^ 
25%    27 

Bale  Price*. 
71k  Feb.  26 
!  24>9  Feb.  18 

Sale  Price*. 
76%  Feb.     1 
28%  Feb.     1 

Sale  Prleei. 
71k  Feb.  26 
24     Jan.  11 

Sale  Pricei. 
79is  Jan.  20 
28is  Feb.     1 

10,000 
36,000 

1   80       85 
82*3 

85        87 
84       86 

83     Feb.  24 
86     Feb.     1 

86     Feb.     1 
87     Feb.     2 

82     Jan.  11 
85     Jan.     8 

86     Feb.     1 
87%  Jan.  18 

85%  

ie.ooo 

24,000 

PI     Feb.  11 
113k  Feb.     1 

81>a  Feb.  11 
114     Feb.  11 

81     Feb.  11 
111%  Jan.     2 

83     Jan.  15 
114     Feb.  11 

112%  

112     113% 
107 

1,000 
42,000 

107      

107     Feb.    6 
10fl%  Feb.    9 

107     Feb.     6 
107     Feb.    3 

107     Feb.    7 
106ia  Jan.  18 

107     Feb.    6 
107     Jan.  18 

Ooflat.  trust,  currency,  5s  1938 
W.  L.  E.  A  P.C1.CO.  1st,  g.,  58.1919 

104 

.  107 

107k  

67% 

I  Unassenteil.          J  Before  payment  of  any  assessment.          U  Trust  receipts  for  bonds.          *  2d  Instal.  paid. 

STOCKS.— PRICES  AND  SALES  FOR  FEBRUARY,  AND  THE  YEAR  1897. 

Prices  are  on  basis  of  100-share  lots.  Exceptions  of  stocks  which  sell  only  In  a  small  way  are  noted  by  the  mark  §.  Option  sales  are  disregarded . 


STOCKS. 

N.  Y.  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

SALES  TO  MAR.  1. 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1897T 

PR10E8  IN  FEBRUARY. 

RANGE  FOR  YEAR  1897. 

In  Feb. 

Zri  1897. 

Feb.  1. 

Feb.  27. 

Lowell. 

Highen. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Par. 
Alb  any  &  Susquehanna  .  10O 
Ann  Arbor  100 

Share*. 
1 
100 
380 
26.083 
6,492 
64,146 
1,500 
3,875 

"6,534 

Share*. 
1 
917 
1,198 
57,882 
6,492 
136,42] 
6,190 
15,925 

"To'6 

'i6',330 

Kid.      Atk. 
170     

Bid.     Ask. 
170     
9       lOis 

25ia    2713 
•14%    15 

Bid.      Atk. 
170      

9          913 
25       26 
-1413    14% 

Sale  Pricct. 
(170   Feb.     1 
9i«Feb.  17 
25k  Feb.  11 
*  13%  Feb.  15 
11=8  Feb.  15 
21»s  Feb.  15 
k  Feb.  20 
15     Feb.  15 

Sale  Price*. 
§170   Feb.     1 
913  Feb.  17 
26     Feb.     8 
*  15%  Feb.     1 
12%  Feb.    9 
25%  Feb.     1 
k  Feb.  20 
16     Feb.     2 

Sale  Prices. 
§170   Feb.     1 
9     Jan.  28 
23     Jan.     9 
*  13k  Jan.     8 
11=8  Feb.  15 
21»sFet..  15 
kJaii.  22 
14k  Jan.  22 

Sale  Prices. 
§170   Feb.     1 
10%  Jan.  20 
27     Jan.  18 
*  15%  Feb.     1 
12%  Feb.     9 
25%  Jan.  30 
%Jan.  14 
18     Jan.     8 

8k    10% 
22       24 
*  14       14k 

Pref  100 

Atchison  Top.  A  8.  Fe.  .  100 

Preferred    100 

23%    23% 
k         % 
15%    17i3 
3          6 
102     105 
4         7 
18i9    19% 

25k    25is 
%         "8 
15k    18 
3          6 
104     106 
4          6 
19       19% 

23%    2313 

is       k 

15        16 
3          5 
104     106 
4          6 
2013    211s 

Atlantic  APaolno  100 
Baltimore  &  Ohio      ...100 

B  A  O.  S.  W.  Ry.  pref..  100 
Bos.  A  N.  Y.  A.L.,  pref.100 
Brooklyn  Elevated.  ....  100 
Brookl'n  Rapid  Transit.  50 

5105   Jan.  15 

§105   Jan.  15 

19     Feb.     1 

21%  Feb.  11 

18=8  Jan.    7 

21%  Feb.  11 

Pref          ,  60 

Buff.  Rooh.  A  Pitts  100 
Pref                     100 

""Too 

12 
"3",765 

110 
150 
12 
600 
5,822 

15       25 
61 

16%    22 
65 

71       76 
54i«    55i3 
45%    46 

16%    20 
57is 
71       76 
54k    5513 

44%    45% 

20k  Jan.  25 
55     Feb.  23 
§70     Feb.  26 
54%  Jan.  25 
44%  Jan.  13 

20k  Jan.  25 
55     Feb.  23 
J72      Feb.     5 
56     Jan.     8 
46%  Jan.  19 

55     Feb.  23 
§70     Feb.  26 

55     Fob'.  23 
§70     Feb.     5 

Burl  C.  R.  &  Nor  100 

Canadian  Pacific  100 

55       56% 
44       46 

•44%  Feb.  17 

46k  Feb.     2 

Cedar  Falls  &  Minn  100 

Central  of  New  Jersey  .100 
Central  Paciflo       100 

28,817 
1,196 
10,615 
164 

59,021 
2,799 
44,002 
262 

100     . 

99is  100% 
1213    13% 
17%    18 
164     168 
174 

96%    97 
10%    His 
17k    17% 
164 

95     Feb.  25 
11     Feb.  15 
16%  Feb.  18 
§162   Feb.  15 

100%  Feb.     1 
12%  Feb.     1 
l»%Feb.     1 
§167%  Feb.  4 

95     Feb.  25 
11     Feb.  15 
16k  Jan.     4 
§162    Feb.  15 

103k  Jan.  19 
15     Jan.     5 
18k  Jan.  18 
§167%  Feb.  4 

15        16 

16          16% 

160 

Chesapeake  &  Ohio  100 
Chicago  &  Alton    100 

Pref                              100 

172 

172 

Chlo.  Burl.  &  Quinoy...lOO 
Chicago  A  Eastern  111.  .100 
Pref                100 

197,039 
""16 

497,959 
•"41 

1,250 
495,637 
5,656 
27,842 
1,153 
107,103 
47,262 
693 
10,916 
600 
710 
66 
79,424 
460 
114,742 
20,837 
375 
835 
310 

69%    70 
40       50 
95     101 
4%      5is 
73=8    73't 
ISOia  132 
102k  102% 

75k    7538 
39       42 
90     100 
4         5 
76%    77 
132%  134 
104%  105 

75is    75k 
42       45 
95       98 
4          5 
76is    76=8 
133      134 
104%  105 

73k  Feb.  15 

75%  Feb.     1 

6933  Jan.     5 

77k  Jan.  18 

§96is  Feb.  24 

§98%Jeb.     3 

§95     Jan.     8 
413  Jan.     6 
72%  Jan.     5 
131     Jan.     6 
102k  Jan.     2 
153     Jan.  12 
65%  Feb.  15 
47     Jan.     2 
1331s  Jan.  18 
26%  Feb.  16 
73     Jan.     4 
40     Feb.  13 
§166   Feb.     5 
3is  Feb.  25 
40     Jan.  21 
106%  Jan.  27 
151     Jan.  29 
10%  Feb.  26 
40%  Feb.  25 
8k  Jan.  15 

§98%  Feb.     3 
5     Jan.     4 
77%  Jan.  18 
133=8  Feb.  26 
105=8  Feb.  27 
155     Feb.  20 
70     Jau.  16 
52%  Jan.  18 
135     Feb.  25 
SO     Jan.  18 
73%  Jan.     4 
40     Feb.  13 
§168k  Jan.  19 
18     Jan.     8 
46     Jan.  21 
121%  Jan.     6 
157%  Jan.  18 
12k  Jau.  19 
43%  Feb.     1 
8%  Feb.     1 

Chlo.  Mil.  A  St.  Paul.  ..100 
Pref         100 

180,683 
2,795 
10,590 
533 
34,625 
14,176 
245 
4,269 

74%  Feb.  15 
132%  Feb.  13 
103     Feb.  15 
154     Feb.  23 
65%  Feb.  15 
47     Feb.  15 
135     Feb.  25 
26%  Feb.  16 

77%  Feb.     1 
133=8  Feb.  26 
10558  Feb.  27 
155     Feb.  20 
69     Feb.     1 
51%  Feb.     1 
135     Feb.  25 
28  %  Feb.     1 

Chicago  A  North  West.  100 
Pref                  100 

Chlo.  R.  I.  &  Paciflo....  100 
Chic.  St.  P.  M.  A  0  100 
Pref               100 

65%    66ia 
4513    47% 
130     136 
25%    27 

68=8    68% 
50%    51 
133     137 
27%    28is 
75       80 

67k    67is 
50%    51 
136     138 
27       27% 

Cler.  Gin.  Chlo.  A  St.  L.1OO 
Pref  100 

Clev.  Lor.  A  Wheel,  pref... 
Cleve.  A  Pitts.,  guar  50 
Col.  Hock.  Val.  A  ToL..100 
Pref       100 

710 
60 
36,749 
110 
27,038 
13,445 
140 
354 
100 

40       50 
165      

40     Feb.  13 
§166   Feb.     5 
313  Feb.  25 
§40     Feb.     1 
1065s  Feb.  13 
151=8  Feb.     8 
101-2  Feb.  26 
40%  Feb.  25 
8%  Feb.     1 

40     Feb.  13 
§166   Feb.    5 
Ilk  Feb.    1 
§40     Feb.     1 
108  =8  Feb.    3 
15413  Feb.  23 
1012  Feb.  26 
43%  Feb.     1 
8%  Feb.     1 

160 

166     170 
11        Ilk 
55 

10713  108 
1521s  154 
Ills    1213 
43       44i« 
8          9 
52 

17k    18 
50       57 
11612116% 
15«ia  15813 

4          43s 
40 
107i3  107% 
151     155 
10i3  

Delaware  &  Hudson  —  100 
Del.  Lack.  A  Western..  50 
Denver  A  Rio  Grande..  100 
Pref  100 

41 

Dee  Moines  A  Ft.  D....100 
Pref      100 

8          9 

50 

8          9 
59 

Dulutu  S.  8.  A  Atl    100 

100 
100 
1,400 

757 
104 
27 

163 
302 

7,316 
3,805 
501 
27 
200 

3%    a 

10 

3%      4% 
8          9% 
15%    ISis 
35       36 
19       2313 
25       31 
37       45 

3k      4k 
8          913 
14k    14% 
34%    34% 
1913    21 
23       31 
37      '45 

35s  Feb.  20 
8     Feb.  19 
14%  Feb.  20 
33%  Feb.  19 
193e  Feb.  18 
§24  13  Feb.  13 

3=8  Feb.  20 
8     Feb.  19 
15     Feb.    2 
35k  Feb.     1 
19%  Feb.  18 
§24%  Feb.  13 

3=8~  Feb.  20 
8     Jan.  30 
14%  Feb.  20 
:^3     Jan.  11 
19%  Feb.  18 
§24%  Feb.  13 
39%  Jan.     7 

358  Feb.  20 
8     Jan.  SO 
15k  Jan.  18 
35%  Jan.  18 
21     Jan.  15 
§24%  Feb.  13 
40%  Jan.     8 

Pref         100 

Erie  100 

1413    15is 

1st  pref  100 

2dpref    100 

Evansville  A  TerreH..  50 
j>ref               50 

27       31 
35       45 

Flint  A  P.  M  100 

Pref  1OO 

30 

1,265 

§37     Jan.  21 
120     Jan.  16 

§37     Jan.  21 
122     Feb.     5 

Great  Northern,  pref...  100 
Green  Bay  A  Western.  .100 

710 

118     123 

120     123 
30       40 
50 

120     123 
30       40 
50 

121     Feb.     1 

122     Feb.     5 

Debtcertlfs.  A  1000 

Uebt  certifs.  B  1OOO 
Illinois  Central  100 

80 

3,150 
3 

4%      5 
91       96 

4          5 
92is    94 

893 

92       93 

92ia  Feb.  26 

94%  Feb.     5 

92%  Feb.  26 
§88     Jan.  £2 

95     Jan.  22 
§88     Jan.  22 

Leased  line,  4  p.  o  100 
Indiana  Illinois  A  Iowa.  100 
Iowa  Central  100 

285 
20 

2,500 
1,570 

7k      7% 
25        26 

7k      8 
25       27 
155 

6%      713 
24%    26 
156 

6%  Feb.  18 

6%  Feb.  18 

6%  Jan.  27 
25     Jan.     4 

8     Jau.  1C 
27k  Jan.  '20 

PreJ  100 

Joliet  &  Chicago  100 

Kanawna  A  MicU            100 

50 
100 

"Too 

50 
200 
100 
100 

4          6 
2          3 
13       15 

5          7 
2          4 
13k    14% 
30       40 

5          7 
2          4 
12       13% 
30       40 

§6     Feb.  13 
2     Feb.  27 

§6     Feb.  13 
2     Feb.  27 

§   6     Feb.  13 
2     Feb.  27 
27     Jan.  19 
32     Feb.  24 

§   6     Feb.  13 
3     Jau.  30 
28%  Jan.  19 
32     Feb.  24 

Keokuk  A  Des  Moines..  100 
Pref  100 
Keokuk  A  Western  100 
Kingston  A  Pembroke.  .  50 

32     Feb.  24 

32     Feb.  24 

Lake  Erie  &  Western...  100 
Pref  100 

i,i'60 

1,274 
6,798 
1,551 
61,707 

2,021 
3,810 
10,508 
12,726 
181,155 
100 
25 

16%    18% 
67%    69 
151     15213 
44       50 

48k    48=8 

% 

1          2 

16is    18 
66       70 
152     154k 
48       52% 
51is    Si's 
k 

16        17 
66       69 
159%  1611s 
46       49 
49%    50 

k 

16     Feb.  13 
66=8  Feb.  26 
1521s  Feb.     5 
48     Feb.     h 
.48%  Feb.  15 

17     Feb.     1 
68     Feb.  24 
161  13  Feb.  27 
5213  Feb.     1 
5  L%  Feb.     1 

16     Jan.  30 
66=8  Feb.  26 
152     Jan.     2 
42%  Jan.  22 
47=8  Jan.     5 
kJan.  11 
§lk  Jan.     4 

18%  Jan.  18 
70k  Jan.  20 
161%  Feb.  27 
55     Jan.     8 
52%  Jan.  19 
kJan.  11 
§lk  Jan.     4 

Lake  Shore              ...  100 

Long  Island.  50 

Louisville  A  Nashville.  100 
Lon.  New  Alb.  A  Chlo..  100 
Pref  100 
Liouiav.  St.  L.  A  Tex.  .  .  .100 

Mahoniiig  Coal  RR  50 

100     115 
100     115 
89%    90 
108     109 

100     115 
100     115 
88k    89 
107     107k 

Pref  50 

Manhattan  oonsol  100 
Metropolitan  Traction.  100 
Mexican  Central  100 

78,228 
4,201 
40 
100 
281 
150 
147 
500 
2.925 
19,909 
25,745 
200 
412 
10 

145,869 
11,422 
357 
1,100 
692 
650 
1,017 
915 
8,946 
57,820 
60,201 
1,370 
899 
20 

89k    89% 
1081s  110% 
7          9 
1          lis 
88       93 
18        19 
7313    78 
46       47 
13        13% 
29       29's 
20k    20% 
20       22 
163%  167 

86iz  Feb.  16 
106     Feb.  15 
§8k  Feb.  25 
113  Feb.  15 
90     Feb.     1 
19     Feb.  13 
§78     Feb.  19 
46     Feb.  26 
12%  Feb.  15 
26%  Feb.  15 
19k  Feb.  18 
20k  Feb.  13 
§163%  Feb.13 
§70     Feb.  13 

90%  Feb.     1 
108%  Feb.     1 
68k  Feb.  25 
1%  Feb.  15 
90     Feb.     1 
19     Feb.  13 
§80     Feb.    4 
4S     Feb.    2 
14%  Feb.     1 
31%  Feb.     1 
23     Feb.     1 
20k  Feb.  13 
§186    Feb.  25 
§70     Feb.  13 

86%  Feb.  16 
108     Feb.  15 
8     Jan.  15 
1%  Jan.     8 
90     Jan.  28 
19     Jan.     6 
78     Jan.  16 
46     Feb.  26 
12%  Feb.  15 
26%  Feb.  15 
19k  Feb.  18 
20k  Feb.  13 
§163%  Feb.13 
§70     Jan.  25 

94     Jan.  18 
110%  Jan.     5 
8  =a  Jan.  22 
1=8  Jan.  13 
91     Jan.  12 
19%  Jan.  29 
79%  Jan.  18 
48     Jan.  30 
14%  Jan.  18 
31%  Jan.  18 
24k  Jan.  18 
22%  Jan.  12 
§167   Jau.  22 
570     Jan.  25 

Mex.  Nat'l  trust  certs.  .100 
Michigan  Central  100 

1            1»8 

89       91 
19i3    £0 
78is    80 
48       49 
14       14k 
31is    31=8 
22%    23 
21        23 
165     167 

i    1=8 

Mlnneap.  A  St.  Louis.  ..100 

18       20 
77       80 
45       46 
13        131s 
30k    30i3 
20%    21% 
21        22% 
164     16613 

2d  preferred  100 

Mo.  Kansas  A  Texas  —  100 
Pref  100 

Missouri  Paciflo  100 

Mob.  A  Ohio,  assented  
Morris  A  Essex  50 

Naehv.  Chatt.  A  St.  L..10O 
New  England  

45 

38 

93»g    93% 
12        121s 
65       75 

.    37 
93i3    93% 
11       12 
7O 

H.  Y.  Cent.  A  Hud.  Riv.100 
K.  Y.  Chlo.  A  St.  Louis.  100 
1st  nr«f  1OO 

7,647 
1,100 

16.308 
2,425 
225 

92i3    94 

92%  Feb.  18 
11     Feb.  11 

94     Feb.     1 
12     Feb.    4 

92%Feb.  18 
11     Feb.  11 
70     Jan.  22 

95     Jan.  19 
12%  Jan.  18 
70     Jan.  22 

MAKCU,  1897.J 


NEW   YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE  MONTHLY   EECORD. 


STOCKS. 
N.  Y.  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

SALES  TO  XAR.  1.  ; 

Price  uix.ii/ 
January  2, 
1897. 

PRICES  IN  FEBRUARY. 

RANGE  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

In  A*. 

SineeJ'u.l 

Feb.  1. 

Feb.  27. 

Lowest. 

lliflhtst. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

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400 
85 

Share*. 
6OO 
85 
243 
2.62-2 
13.295 
4.514 
35,139 

Bid.      Alk. 

Bid.      Afk. 
27       30 
292     

Bui.      Alk. 
23%    27 
293      

Sale  Price*. 
24     Feb.  10 
295   Feb.  11 

Sale  Price*. 
24%  Feb.     9 
295    Feb.  11 

Sale  Price*. 
24     Feb.  10 
295    Feb.  11 
119   Jan.     5 
60     Feb.     2 
14     Feb.  20 
8     Jan.  22 
22=8  Jan.  25 

Sale  Price*. 
27     Jan.     7 
295   Feb.  11 
121   Jan.  27 
178   Jan.     4 
15%  Jan.  18 
9%  Jan.  18 
26%  Jan.  18 

N.  Y.  Lack.  A  Western.  1OO 
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M.  Y.  Ontario  A  West..lOO 
if.  Y.  So*.  AWe»t.,new.lOO 
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118      . 

i.oi  i 

4.336 

ijm 

7,100 

177%  1784 

175% 

73%  175 
14%    15 
8%      9k 
24%    25 
60       70 
11%    11% 
16%    17% 
14%    14% 
88%    S«% 
5 
14       24 
41       43 

60     Feb.     2 
14     Feb.  20 
8%  Feb.    2 
24%  Feb.    5 

7!S%  Feb.  23 
153a  Feb.     1 
9     Feb.     1 
26>4Feb.  11 

15        ISSg 
8%      9 
25%    25% 

ft       10 

24       25 

Notfolk  A  Southern...  .lOO 

Norfolk  A  Western  1OO 
Pref                        1OO 

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53.424 
157,O62| 

50 
962 
86.710 
235.653 

-11        11% 
•16       17 
13%    14 
32       324 
5 

*,14J    13 
17%    18>4 
15'g    16 
38%    38% 
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17     Feb.  16 
13     Jan.  23 
32%  Jan.     f 

§'ii%Jan.  18 
18%  Jan.  3O 
16%  Frb.     1 
38*8  Feb.     1 

17     Feb.  16 
1379  Feb.  15 
36%  Feb.  15 

18%  Feb.     1 
1639  Feb.     1 
SS'sFeb.     1 

2T.Pke.Rr.TOt.tr.oerta.100 
Pref.  rot.  tr.  oerta  10O 
Ohio  Southern  100 

Or.  BR.  A  N.Oo.To.tr.cU.  100 
Pref.  vot.  tr.  certs....  100 
Ore.Sh.L.AU.N.tr.rec's.lOO 
Peorlk  Dec.  A  EvansT.lOO 
PeorlaAEa«iern  100 

225 
7,968 
434 
210 
6, 
256,693 
MM 
6.7O9 
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SM 

14       24 
35%    38 

14       23 
44%    46% 
•15%    17 
2         2% 

15     Jan.  15 
37*8  Jan.     8 
14%  Jan.  11 
2%  Feb.     1 
3%  Feb.    £ 
23*e  Feb.  It 
48     Feb.  If 
29%  Feb.  27 
12%  Jan.  11 
50     Feb.     1 
164     Feb.lS 

17%  Jan.  18 
45%  Feb.    3 
16     Jan.  28 
2  14  Feb.     1 
3%  Feb.     9 
28i8Jan.  18 
49%  Feb.  19 
31%  Feb.  11 
14     Jan.  21 
50     Feb.     1 
168  Feb.     6 

3,0-5 
80 
210 
6 
96.351 
500 
4,790 
1.270 
141 
94 

41     Feb.  26 
15%  Feb.  13 
2%  Feb.     1 
3%  Feb.    9 
2378  Feb.  18 
48     Feb.  !>• 
29%  Feb.  27 
13     Feb.  20 
SO     Feb.     1 
164    Feb.18 

45%  Feb.    3 
15%  Feb.  13 
2%  Feb.     1 
3%  Feb.    9 
27     Feb.     1 
4934  Feb.  19 
31%  Feb.  11 
13»8  Feb.     3 
50     Feb.     1 
168   Feb.    6 

2          3 
4          8 
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4         8 
24%    24% 
49%    49% 
29%    30 
12%    14 
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03     170 

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31%    32% 
13%    17 
45       AO 
166     170 

lit  pref.,  when  Issued.  .. 
2d  prrf.,  when  iMoed  
Pltu.  Clnn.  Co.  i  St.  L.  100 
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12  "4    14 
46       S3 
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178     185 

178     186 

80     Jan.  2(i 

185     Jan.  26 

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40     Feb.    5 
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40     Feb.     5 
117  Jan.  26 

40     Feb.     5 
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St.  Jos.  A  UrandUland.100 
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1st  pref.  Tot.  tr.eeru.100 
3d  pref.  TOL  tr.  reeu.  100 
St.  Loots  South  west....  100 

IT--!                                   ...100 

117     120 

116     117% 

117%  US', 

56       62 
5         5% 

56       62 
5         5% 
39%    40 
14%    15% 
3%      4 
10%    10% 
18       21 
85       90 
116     120 
14%    15 
9%      9% 
28%    28% 
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35     
9%      9% 
152     157 
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38     Feb.     1 
13»8  Feb.     2 
3%  Feb.     6 
10     Feb.  18 
2O     Feb.  16 
587     Feb.     3 
16     Feb.  15 
14%  Feb.  25 
9     Feb.  20 
26%  Feb.  15 
§10     Feb.     5 
40%  Feb.     5 
9     Feb.  26 
5155    Feb.  23 

5*8  Feb.     4 
40     Feb.     3 
16     Feb.    3 
4%  Feb.     1 
11%  Feb.     1 
20%  Feb.    4 
587     Feb.    3 
117     Feb.  26 
15\  Feb.     1 
9»g  Feb.     1 
29*8  Feb.     1 
§  10     Feb.    5 
1  40%  Feb.    5 
9%  Feb.     1 
5155   Feb.  23 

4%  Jan.  25 
37     Jan.  2!- 
12%  Jan.  27 
3%  Feb.     6 
10     Jan.     6 
20     Jan.     4 
6  87     Feb.    3 
.14     Jan.  28- 
13%  Jan.  13 
9     Feb.  20 
26     Jan.     4 
§10     Feb.     6 
540%  Feb.    f 
8«e  Jan.    S 
§155   Feb.  2:- 

5*8  Feb.     4 
40     Feb.     3 
16     Feb.     3 
4%  Jan.  18 
11%  Jan.  18 
22%  Jan.  13 
^87    Feb.      3 
117     Feb.  26 
15%  Jan.  18 
1O     Jan.  16 
29*8  Jan.  19 
§  10     Feb.     5 
|40%  Feb.     5 
lOHJan.  18 
§155   Feb.  23 

13       14 
4         5 
11        11% 
20       22 
86       90 
114     117 
15        16 
9*8      9«8 
29%    29% 
10     
35      
9%      9% 

3%      41, 
9       10 
19 

St.  Paul  A  Duluth  .     ..1OO 

Pref  100 

81 

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Texas  Central.  

112     116 

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9%       9% 
263%    26% 
10 

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20       35 
50       75 

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2>«      3 

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2         2% 

7%      7«g 
17«      2% 

6%  Feb.    2 
2     Feb.  20 

7«sFeb.    3 
2     Feb.  20 

6%  Jan.  11 
2     Jan.  29 

10     Jan.     5 
2%  Jan.     6 

ijiii 

MM 

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6         6% 
15%    16 

6%      7 
16%    16% 

6%      6% 
15*»    16 

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15%  Feb.  15 

6%  Feb.  16 
16%  Feb.     1 

6%Jan.     4 
15%  Jan.     4 

7%  Jan.  16 
17%  Jan.  18 

Pref  10O 

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2.403 
100 

854 

104.289 

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10       12 
9         3% 

150     155 
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148      151 
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1     Feb.  19 
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2     Feb.  24 

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10%  Feb.    2 
2     Feb.  24 

§152   Feb.    6 

I     Feb.  If 
5%  Feb.  20 
2     Feb.  24 

§147%  Feb.ll 

6%  Jan.     2 
29     Jan.     5 
2%  Jan.     6 

§155  Jan.    9 

•WI..On.Co.,<  Tot.  tr.cui  1  OO 

Xlaeellaaeou  Stock*. 

.Adams  Express  100 

150     155 
•35 
40       43 
111      125 
11%    13% 
54       55 

109"  ii'i" 

11*4     12% 
36       27% 

111%  ins 

100     100* 
85       90 

n  .,  ?-  ' 

102     104 
11%  
•50     

Alice 

American  Bank  Xot.- 
American  Coal  25 

""687 

,,. 

""  5» 

•tig 

7"J."i' 

-.:-• 

!•  • 

1,754 
5.875 

3 
3,815 

4..r.- 

"i'.464J 
IM.704 

32,6452 
1.224.04* 

M.  _•-•.( 
65O 
Ml  ••••. 
4,142 
•7.752 

11  i    iiz's 

12%    14 
54%    56 

i'io"  u'i" 

13%    14 
30%    31% 
117%  117^ 
103%  1O3% 
87%    90 
74>4    74% 
1O2     1O4 

•^    " 

111      120 
12%    13% 
55       57 

il6%i"l3" 
14        14% 
33       33% 
117%  117% 
1O3     108% 
86       90 
75       75% 
102     105 
11%    12 
60      -80 
•15      -18 
90       93 
%         % 
•14      -16 

§125  Jan.     fi 
11%  Feb.  13 
52%  Feb.  1« 

5io9%Jan."28 
1  IV  Jim.     5 
26     Jan.     .' 
110     Jan.     5 
10014  Jan.     7 
§85%  Jan.  28 
67%  Feb.  15 
100     Feb.  11 
10%  Feb.    4 

§125   Jan.     5 
14%  Jan.  16 
56%  Jan.  19 

§ii2%Feb.23 
14%  Jan.  19 
34     Feb.  27 
118%  Jan.  19 
103%  Jan.  27 
§91%  Jan.     9 
79%  Jan.  14 
106%  Jan.  14 
13%  Jan.    6 

11%  Feb.  IS 
52%  Feb.  16 

siib%Feb."« 
12%  Feb.  15 
3O%  Feb.  15 
110%  Feb.  1!H 
101%  Feb.  15 
S8n%Fel).  25 
67%  Feb.  15 
1OO     Feb.  11 
10%  Feb.    4 

14%  Feb.    2 
55%  Feb.  10 

}ii2%Feb.23 
14%  Feb.  18 
34     Feb.  27 
117°g  Feb.     1 
103%  Feb.     1 
90     Feb.     1 
75«%  Feb.  27 
103     Feb.     1 
12%  Feb.  26 

Pref  1OO 

Ani.-n.-m  I':-1-  !•  ..  ,-     :•" 
.American  Eiprsas  1OO 
AmTBptrttMlE.... 

^    i^       i 

.American  ftngar  Rasja  1O( 

IT.  r                           :•• 

Amer.  Tele*  .  A  Cable.  .1OO 

10O 

B»jr  HtaUOas              ...5O 

Best  A  Belcher  Mlalag..  .  . 

Braces  Mini  of  
••kirn  tnfonOa*  ..100 
^•Mwlek  Co  100 

774 

2.961 
100 

•n;     -2O 
85       89 

•I?""  -20* 
"73%  "74' 

•16     
90       93 
•t        % 
•17 

89     Feb.  11 

91     Feb.     3 

85     Jan.     7 
OgJan.  Ifr 

91     Jan.  22 
«eJau.  18 

•  A  So.  Am.  T»l»g.  100 
Chicago  Uas.tr.  reels..  10O 
C-h.Juae.BrAU.St.Yds.100 

"74Y.223 
100 

""*» 

•'••;• 

1.065 

j:i".  MJ 
too 

i'.iiii 

U.065 
1.775 

"78%  "79% 

"76%  "76% 

75»gFeb."l5 
103     Feb.  26 

""%'Fe'bY  19 
20%  Feb.  15 
&75     Feb.  18 
•    4     Feb.    5 

78%Feb.""i 
103     Feb.  26 

"l"Feb.""l 
26%  Feb.     1 
575     Feb.  18 
•  4%  Feb.    5 

73%"jan.""5 
103     Feb.  26 

"'%"j'an."29 
20%  Feb.  15 
575     Feb.  It 
1  3%  Jan.  27 

•05     Jan.     ( 

79%  JahV'lS 
103     Feb.  26 

"l"  Jan.'l'f) 
27     Jan.  19 
§75     Feb.  18 
*   4%  Jan.     5 

•05    Jan.     6 

fhrrsollte  Mining  54 
Colora<lo  Cwal  AT.  D«T.  1OO 
rado  Foal  A  Iron...  100 
Prr'                             too 

•08      
%       1 
23       24% 

•10      -13 
%      1% 
26%    27 
75       90 
•    3%      4 
160     162 
•05      -06 
2«5    2-50 
147%  149 
33       39 

•10      '13 
%      1% 
21%    22% 
90 
•    4         4% 
160     172 
04       -06 
180    2-20 
153     154 
33       40 

A  Bock.  Coal  Air.  100 
ComaMrdal  Cable  100 

•   4%      6 
156     172 
•O4      -O6 
1-00    
136*|137% 
35       40 

JKsjML  CaU.  A  Va  M  In 
SiksaUdMad  Oas.  K.  T  .  100 
OmsoHdatton  Coal  too 
naijuH  Qaa                     1OO 

12,045 
100 

l.oon 

^ 

34.473 
191 
LfM 

-•..'". 
70 

""435 

146%  Feb.  10 
35     Feb.     1 
24%  Feb.  17 
104%  Feb.  1  1 
)97     Feb.    9 

154     Feb.  97 
35     Feb.     1 
24%  Feb.  17 
105%  Feb.     3 
598%  Feb.  23 

136%  Jan.     i 
35     Feb.     1 
20     Jan.     5 
101%  Jan.     2 
§97     Feb.     9 

64%  Jan.     < 

154     Feb.  27 
35     Feb.     1 
•-.">     Jan.  30 
105%  Feb.     3 
}9t)%Feb.  23 

67"jan."i9 

•dtoOBEWlui'Cn  100 
NtaEL  ni..H-klTn..lOO 

mSyStf.  A  Telep".'  '.  '.'.  100 

101%  102 

101     107 

104«g  105% 
98       98% 
•10     

•10     . 
64%    65 

•15      -20 
33       33% 

•10     
65*8  

Patter  De  Bmet  
umeral  EUetrJc.      .,100 

'lp**«»«*Sjto«~i>"0o 

54,634! 

134346 

•15      -2I 
35«»    35% 

34<b    a5 

33%  Feb.  15 

36%  Feb.     2 

32%  Jan.  11 

36%  Feb.     2 

rrf  100 
Id  pref.  100 
•arm  all  Tar  

"i'^bo 

-.,, 
17,163 

'.'.'.'.'.  i'55 

i'-sb"  i'so 

35       4O 
36%    39% 

i"-75"  i"-90 
35       40 
36       36% 





l:4o"jan.'"( 
§40     Jan.     1 
30     Feb.  13 

1:4O"  Jan."  "8 
§40     Jan.     5 
38%  Feb.    2 

Homes  take  Mining  
^^K  Steel  Co..    ...10 
•Mar  Ooad.  A  Inaol.lOfl 

8,931 

35       39 
38       40 

30     Feb.  13 

88%  Feb.    2 

Caster  Motor  » 
1  KJagston  A  Pembr  Mlnln 
1  LaeMa  Oas,  St.  Loots..  1O 
Praf  IOC 

2.70 
'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 

100 

...... 

585 

3 
•22      -27 
24       28 
70       80 
•06     
•08     ,.... 

•22      -24 
24       25 
70       80 
•06     
09      

•22      -27 
23       24% 
70       80 
•05     
•09     

23     Feb.  18 
71%  Feb.  13 

24%  Feb.     1 
73     Feb.  13 

•24     Jan.     5 
22%  Jan.  14 
71%  Feb.  13 

•24     Jan.     5 
25    Jan.  18 
75     Jan.  28 

Ua  Crosis  
1  Laadrtlle  Mining  1 
1  *f*V  A  WUkesb.  Coal.  M 
M  an&attaa  Beaeb  Co.  .  .  IOC 

5       10 

40       55_ 

5        10 
40       60 

5       10 

40       BO 

li-* 


T1IE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIY 


STOCKS. 
N.  Y.  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

SALES  TO  MAR.  I 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1897. 

PRICES  Iff  FEBRUARY. 

RANGE  FOK   TEAR  1897. 

In  Feb. 

SineeJ'n.l 

Feb.  1. 

Fib.  27. 

Lowest. 

Ilia  heat. 

Loweat. 

Highest. 

Par. 
Mexican  Telegraph  100 

Shares. 

Shares 

* 

Btd.      As/c. 

Sid.      Ask. 

Bid.      Ask. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale   Prices. 

Mich.-  Penlu.  Car  

50 
246 
1.300 
1.204; 
13,929 
.  5,3»7, 
139  ! 
940 
» 
405 
5 
7,555 
505 
20,595 

§  iz"     Fel).     8 
§50     Feb.  11 
42      F.-b.    19 
13%  Feb.  10 
21TBFeb.  16 
88%  Feb.  13 
5     .Ian.     4 
52%  Feb.  16 
J  15      Feb.     9 
5     Jan.  27 
§124   Jan.     8 
4%  Feb.  20 
10%  Jan.  11 
21     Jan.     9 

§12     Jan.     6 
552      Feb.    10 
52      Fi-b.    10 
15     Jan.  19 
26%  Jan.    1!) 
f2     Fob.  i3 
5      Jan.     4 
62     Jan.     8 
§15     Ful).     9 
5     Jau.  27 
§124   Jan.     8 
5     Jan.  18 
10%  Jan.  11 
26%  Jan.  18 

Preferreil           1OO 

B8 

9BO 
554 
7,653 
4,205 
39 
340 
8 
400 

§52     Feb.  10 
42     Feb.  10 
13%  Feb.  10 
2178Feb.  16 
88%  I'Vli.   i:i 
§   3%  Feb.     9 
52%  Feb.  16 
§  15     Feb.     9 
5     Feb.     5 

52     Feb.  10 
50     Feb.     5 
13%  Feb.  24 
25%  Feb.     1 
92      Feb.  23 
§    3%  Feb.     9 
55     Feb.    9 
§  15     Feb.     9 
5     Feb.     5 

53       55% 
13       14% 
22%    23% 
85%    87% 
4>a      5 
55       65 
2O       25 
6          8 
124 

45       50 
13       15 
25*4    26 
90  "a    92 
4          7 
50       60 
22 

45       47 
12        13% 
23%    24 
9O       90% 
4          7 
51        55 
17       22 
5%      7 
124     126 
4%       5 
10       10% 
25       25% 
310      

National  Linseed  Oil...  100 
National  Lead      100 

prei             100 

National  Starch  Mfg...  100 
1st  pref               100 

2d  pref             100 

New  Central  Coal          100 

5          8 
124     126 
4?i      5 
10=4    11 
25       26 
320     

N  Y  &  N.  J.  Telephone 

North  American  Co  100 
Ontario  Silver                100 

3,259 
170 
9,800 

4%      4\ 
10       10% 
24       2434 
310     

4"%  Feb.  20 
10%  Feb.     4 
24%  Feb.  23 

4%  Feb.  24 
10%  Feb.     4 
25?8  Feb.     2 

Pacific  Mall.                    100 

Pennsylvania  Coal  50 

1.7OO 

•04      -06 

•04      -05 

•04      -05 

•05     Jan.     5 

•05     Jan.     5 

Pierre  Lorlllard  Co.,  pf  .100 

89 

85      

91      .  . 

Postal  Telegraph  A  Cable. 
Pullman's  Palace  Car..  100 
Quicksilver  Mining  100 
Pref                  «            100 

94       .  ... 

2,182 

5,489 
100 
275 
72,000 

152     154 
H*      1% 
12 

156     157 
1          3 
12 
6478    65>4 

156%  156*8 
1          3 
12 

155     Feb.     8 

157     Feb.  26 

152     Jan.     2 
l%Jan.  15 
11%  Jan.  18 
64%  Feb.  15 

159%  Jan.  18 
l%Jiin.   15 
11%  Jan.  18 
65»4  Jau.  27 

Silver  Bullion  Certificates. 
Sixth  Avenue  IN  Y.)      1OO 

31,000 

65       65% 

61%  Feb.  15 

617e  Feb.  24 

• 

Standard  Rope&TwinelOO 
Standard  Mining  100 
Tennessee  Coal  &  Iron.  100 
Pref                               100 

7,041 
'53",42'4 

18,930 

129,07~i 
50 

9»4     10'4 

1-25  
25»4    26 

im  11% 

1-60    1-75 
30%    30% 

10       10% 
1-65    1-85 
27>4    2734 

9%  Feb.  24 

11%  Feb.     2 

9  %  Feb.  24 

11%  Jan.  19 

25     Feb.  15 

307e  Feb.     1 

25     Fob.  15 
§70     Jan.  19 

31      Jan.   18 
§70     Jau.  19 

Texas  &  Pacific  Coal 

Texas  Pao.  Land  Trust.  100 
Twin  City  Rapid  Trans.  100 
Pref                  ..      .  .100 

Union  Consolidated  Mining 
U  S  Express                  100 

•30     . 

•35      , 

90 
6,145 
161,175 
12,082 
7,833 
562 

220' 
9,537 

21H.S51 
19,331 
10,014 
1,792 
521 
69,208 

40       45 
884      94 

<;o'.j  60*1 

24%    247s 
.    77 

38       43 
9          9% 
62       6214 
22%    22'8 
75       75% 
98     100 
6%      7% 
84       84% 

35       40 

7%        8% 

59%    593s 
20       21 
72       74 
99     102 
6%      7% 
83H    83% 

§37     Feb.     3 
7%  Feb.  13 
54     Feb.  13 
18%  Feb.  13 
6734  Feb.  11 
§98%  Feb.  11 

§40     Feb.  i(> 
9     Feb.     1 
62%  Feb.     1 
22  H  Feb.    3 
76     Feb.     1 
100     Feb.  16 

§37     Feb.     3 
7%  Feb.  13 
54     Feb.   13 
18%  Feb.  13 
67%  Feb.  11 
§97     Jan.     2 
6%  Jan.     2 
81     Feb.  16 

§40     Jan.     7 
9=8  Jan.  19 
64     Jau.   ]'.» 
*5>4Jan.  19 
767s  Jan.     5 
§100   Jan.  22 
7%  Jan.  16 
86     Jan.  18 

U.S.  Leather         ..  ..  100 

Pref  1OO 

U  S  Rubber                    100 

Pref.                             100 

Wells,  Fargo  *fe  Co         .  100 

94       98 
6          8 
83i4    83T8 

Western  Union  Teleg..  100 
Westinghuuse,  assented.  50 
1st  pref  50 

38,951 

81     Feb.  16 

84%  Feb.     1 

:::::::::::: 

.   

*  All  assessments  paid.       t  First  Instalment  paid,       t  Second  Instalment  paid.       If  Third  instalment  paid.       §  Less  than  100  shares. 

BOSTON   STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

MONTHLY    AND    YEARLY    RECORD. 

The  following  tables  furnish  a  record  of  Boston  3toos :  Exouange  transactions  in  railroad  securities  for  the  past  month 
and  for  the  year  1897.  Also  a  record  of  transactions  in  mining  stocks  for  the  past  month  and  for  the  year  1897.  The  railroad 
securities  which  are  active  on  the  New  York  Stock  Kxohange  are  omitted  from  this  list.  We  give  the  securities  in 
alphabetical  order  under  the  three  general  headings,  Railroad  Bonds,  Railroad  Stocks  and  Mining  Stocks. 

ty  In  comparing  New  York  and  Boston  prices,  it  should  be  noted  that  bond  prices  in  New  York  are  flit  prices  -that  is, 
the  price  includes  the  accrued  interest,  while  in  Boston  accrued  interest  must  be  paid  in  addition  to  price.  It  should  also  be 
remembered  that  New  York  stock  prices  are  per  cent  while  those  in  Boston  are  dollars  per  share. 


BONDS. 

BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

^•e 

S  "J* 

"*£, 

Sales  in 
Feb. 
Par  value 

Pi-ice  about 
January  2, 
1897. 

PRICES  IN  FEBRUARY. 

RANGE  FOR   TEAR  1897. 

Feb.  1. 

Feb.  27. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Amrr.  Bell  Telephone  7s..  ..1898 
Registered                           1898 

F-A 
F-A 
M-S 
J-J 

8,000 
1.500 

Bid.      Ask. 
i°S 

Bid.      Ask. 
102%  102% 

Bid.     Ask. 
104      

Sale  Prices. 
103     Feb.     2 
104     Feb.  25 

Sale  Prices. 
104%  Feb.  18 
104     Feb.  20 

Sale  Prices. 
103     Feb.     2 

Sale  Prices. 
104%  Feb.  18- 

Atch.  &  Nebraska,  1st,  78...19O8 

4s        1942 

Boston  &  Providence,  4s  —  191n 
Bur.&Mo.  R.(Neb.),ex'mt6s.l918 
Non-exempt,  6s                    1918 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
M-N 
J-J 
A-O 
J-D 
J-D 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-D 
M-N 
A-O 
J-D 
J-J 

13,800 

lie    . 

105      

lie    . 

106% 

117 
107 

116%  Feb.     8 

liV^'Fei).  23 

116%  Jan.     5 
107     Jan.     9 

1  17  H  Feb.  23 
107     Jau.     » 

Plain,  4s  1910 

Cedar  Rap.  &  Mo.  R.,  1st,  7s.  1916 
Chicago  burl.  &  Nor.,  os....  1926 
2d  6s                         1918 

2,000 
43,500 
24,200 

135%  Feb.  11 
104%  Feb.     2 
99     Feb.  16 

135%  Feb.  11) 
104%  Feb.  151 
99%  Feb.     6 

135%  Feb.  11 
103H  Jan.     5 
99     Jan.     6 

135%  Feb.  11 
104%  Jan.  -2O 
99%  Jan.     2 

103     103% 
99% 

104^4  104% 
99i4    99% 

104      .... 
99% 

Debenture,  6s  1896 

Ch.  Jc.  RR.  &  St'k  Y'ds.  5s..  1915 
Ch.Mil.  <te  St.  P.  Dub.D.,68.1920 
Ch.  Mil.  &  St.  P.  Wis.  V.,  dlv.1920 
Chic.  &  W.  Mich.,  gen.,  5s.  ..1921 
Chic.  &  Nor.  Mich.,  gu.,  5s.  .1931 
Clev.  &  Can.  Equip.  Tr.,  5s.  1917 
Concord  &  Mont.,  cons.,  4s.  1920 
Consol.  RR.  of  Vt.,  1st,  5s.  .1913 
Trust  receipts  

40,000 

ib'8J4.. 
117%  ... 
116%  ... 
43      ... 
37%  ... 

ib'gii  .. 

120 

109     110 
120 

109%  Feb.     4 

109%  Feb.  10 

108%  Jan.     2 
118%  Jan.     2 
117%  Jan.     7 
45     Feb.     3 
37%  Feb.     1 

1093i  Keb.  10 
11  8%  Jan.     2 
117%  Jan.     8 
48      Feb.  24 
40     Feb.  11 

"ig'.ob'o 

2,000 

118%  
42      
35      

118%  

46      
39      

45     Feb.    3 
37%  Feb.     1 

48     Feb.  24 
40     Feb.  11 

18,300 
3,000 

52%  
J*%    JU% 
50      

50      

51      

5014  Feb.  15 
50     Feb.  19 

51     Feb.  '19 
50%  Feb.     3 

50     Jan.  26 
50     Feb.  19 
50     Jan.  13 

SS^  Jan.     2 
53%  Jan.    t 
50     Jan.  13 

Current  River,  1st,  5s  1927 
Det.  Lans.  &  Nor.,  mtg.,7s.!907 
Trust  receipts  

A-O 
J-J 

50     

50 

14,000 

55%  Feb.  23 
1191s  Feb.     8 

56     Feb.  li 
119ie  Feb.     8 

55     Jan.     8 
118%  Jan.     4 

56     Fell.  11 
llaisJau.  21 

Eastern  Mass  1st.,  6s            1906 

M-S 
A-O 

A-O 
M-S 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
M-S 
Sp.l 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
M-N 
J-D 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
J-D 

3,000 

|118      

'il8~%  

119      

Eastern  of  Minn.,  1st,  5s.  ..1908 
Fitchburg,  5s  1900 
5s  1908 

2,000 







103  14  Feb.     6 

10314  Feb.     6 

103^  Feb.     6 

10314  Feb.     6 

Ft.  S.  S.  E.  &Mem.  ,1st  7s..  .1910 
Frem't  Eli.  &  Mo.  V.,  1st,  68.1933 
Unstamped,  1st,  6s  1933 

127 

..  127 

127 
75      . 

127      .. 

li7     Jan.  2"7 
71%  Feb.  17 
70     Jan.  15 

127     Jan.  27 
K2%Jaii.     5 
75     Jan.  15 

Illinois  Steel,  conv.,  deb.,  5e.  1910 
Deb.,  5s              1913 

29,000 
34,000 

80      
81 

71%  Feb.  17 
70     Feb.  18 

75     Feb.     6 
74     Feb.     8 

77 

70       7-1 

Iowa  Falls  &  Si'x  C.,  1st,  7s.  1917 
Kansas  City  Belt,  1st,  6s..  ..1910 
Kan.  C'y  M.  &  B.,gen.,4s...l9S4 
Income,  5s  1934 

9.000 
16,500 

66%"    e"8 
25 
70 

68 
l!j        19 
1   50      
99% 
118      

65       68 
18      
50       70 
99 
118     120 
8O 

66     Feb.  16 
18     Feb.  14 

eV'VFeb.  10 
20     Feb.  23 

66     Feb.  16 
18     Jan.  22 
50     Jan.  13 
99%  Jan.  11 
118%  Jan.  18 
79     Jan.  25 
106%  Jan.  14 

6»     Jan.     5 
20      Fell.  23 
50     Jan.  13 
99%  Jan.  11 
1  1  9     Feb.    ! 
81     Jan.     9 
1064  Jan.  14 

Kan.  C.  Clin.  &  Spr.,  1st,  58.1925 
Kan.  C.  AM.  Ry.&Br.,lst,5s.l929 
Kan.  C.  St.  J.  &  C.  B.,  1st,  7s.  1907 
Kan.  C.  Ft.  Scott  &  M.,  6s.  .1928 
Kan.  C.  Ft.  S.  &Gnlf,  1st,  7s.  1908 
Lincoln  &  North  West'n,  7s.  1910 
Little  R.  &  Ft.  Sm.,  g.,  1st,  7s.  1905 
.LOU.  Ev.  &  St.  L.,  1st,  6s..     l'.)-j<; 
2d  5-6s  1936 

..  100 

2,000 
52,000 

118      
80     .... 

119     Feb.     2 
79     Feb.  16 

119     Feb.     2 
80     Feb.  16 

108      

io?    ib"9 

107 

i.bbo 

5,000 

70 
100 

78%    89 

85       90 
100      

85     Feb.     5 
100     Feb.     2 

85     Feb.     5 
100  IB  Feb.  27 

7  .-.14  Jan.  14 
100     Feb.     2 

H5     Feb.     5 
100%  Jan.  12 

Maine  Cent.,  cons.,  1st,  7s..  .1912 
Collateral  Trust  5s  1923 

Maple  River  7s  1897 
Marq.  Ho.  &  O.,  M.,  6s.,  ext.1925 
Mexican  Central,  cons.,  4s..  1911 
1st  cons,  inc.,  3s...  1939 

A-O 
J-J 

July 

po.obo 

56,000 
10,000 

107 
66       66% 
15      

6%      7M 

io? 

68%    69 
19        20 

8          8% 

ios 

67%    6S 
18        19 

8          8% 

67"     Feb.     8 
17k  Feb.  17 
8     Feb.  25 

69     Feb.     1 
19     Feb.     1 
8     Feb.  251 

05%  Jan.  12 
15     Jan.     6 
7     Jan.     2 

68i»  Jan.  29 
19%  Jan.  28 
8%  Jan.  30 

Me*.  Cent.  2d  cons.  Inc.,  38.1939 

MARCH.  1897  ] 


BOSTON    STOCK     EXCHANGE— MONTHLY     RECORD. 


BONDS.             || 
BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANGE.        i 

Sale*  in 

February 
Par  value 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1897. 

PRICES  IN  FEBRUARY. 

RANGE  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

Ftb.  1. 

Feb.  27. 

Lowest. 

Jliglietl. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

U.  Y.  A  Sew  En*.,  lit,  7».  . 

.1905  J-J 

1  KM  J  -.1 
.1920  A-  (J 

13.0OO 
l.OOO 

"4,306 

Bid.      Atk. 
117k  120 
lllk 

Bill.      Ask. 
119k  120 
113     114 
»3 

Bid.      Ask. 
12O 

Sale  Price*. 
119k  Feb.  23 
IIS^  Feb.    3 

Sale  Prices. 
120     Feb.     3 
1137a  Feb.    3 

Sale  Prices. 
118     Jan.     4 
112     Jan.    4 

Sale  Prices. 
120     Jan.  18 

113     114 
SI 

Oedenab.  A  L.  C.".  eona.,  6a  . 
Tro*t  Receipt*  

34 

75k  Feb.  25 

82     Feb.     3 

75  >,  Feb.  25 

82     Feb.     3 

192O  



Old  Colony  6e 

1897  F-  A 
IBM 

>;.          

:.::::: 

Ottawa  (M.  A  F.  R.  V-.lat.8a.19OO  J-J 
Portland  A  i  )itilen«bur*.  6».  19OO  J-J 
rorta.Gt.  F-1»A  Con'r,4k«.1937  J-  D 
Banubbean  Valley,  6«  1919  J-J 

I::::::  :.:::: 



113 

Holland  2d,  3* 

19O2  M-N 
1902  M-N 

7,300 

3,800 

94      <a 

103 

97 

100 

97     Feb.  11    98k  Feb.  24 
105     Feb.  10  105     Feb.  10 

95     Jan.     8 
103     Jan.  11 

98k  Feb.  24 
105k  Jan.  30 

jjt,  On                

105     106k 

105 

On.  EL  Sec.  C.  T..7th  *er.  s» 
Wee*  End  Street  Ry..  3>.... 
5a,  re<l*tered.  

1.000 

104     

104      

104k  Feb.     4 

104k  Feb.     4 

103%  Jan.     4 
1043s  Jan.  18 
104k  Jan.  15 
1OO     Feb.  19 
99k  Feb.     5 

104k  Jan.  19 
1043s  Jan.  18 
104%  Jan.  21 
100     Feb.  19 
100     Feb.  27 

1914  M    - 
1916  F-A 

1917    ... 

!•'<>•.  J-J 

-,  ,  ,  ..  . 

141,'CKX) 

104k  

1O4      

100     Feb'.  19 
99k  Feb.     5 

104%  Feb.  13 
10O     Feb.  19 
1OO     Feb.  27 

Gold  4»'               

O«ld  4»  
Wteeowln  Valley.  tat.  7*... 

—  

STOCKS. 

BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

SALES  TO  MAK.\. 

Price  about 
January  2. 
1897. 

PSICtS  IX  FEBRUARY. 

RANGE  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

IH  Ftb.      /M  1897. 

Feb.  1. 

Feb.  27.    [       Loujctt. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Par. 
••aton  A  Albany            1OO 

Kkarct. 
447 
404 
357 
44 
11 
M 
590 

Sham. 

no 

7O9 

139 
134 
89 

..-.. 
86 
:i.UJ 
1.132 
36 

Bill.      Atk. 

Bid.      Atk. 
2D9%  2  1O 
209     210 
161k  162 

Bid.      Atk. 
210 

Sale  Prices.      Sale  Price*. 
209%  Feb.     1211     Feb.  27 
209  k  Feb.  17  210     Feb.     3 
159%  Feb.     9  162k  Feb.  24 
151k  Feb.  13  134k  Feb.     3 
262     Feb.     2  282     Feb.     2 
40     Feb.  25    45     Feb.  20 
10     Feb.    2    10k  Feb.    2 

Sale  Prices. 
209     Jan.     4 
205     Jan.     2 
159%  Feb.     9 

261     Jan.  11 
35     Jan.     5 
10     Feb.     2 
57     Jan.     « 
lOOk  Jan.     7 
104     Jan.     6 
5     Jan.  27 

Sate  Prices. 
211     Feb.  27 
210     Feb.     3 
166     Jan.  18 
154k  Feb.     3 
263     Jan.     4 
45     Feb.  20 
11     Jan.  20 
57%  Jan.  25 
103     Jan.  18 
107     Jan.  18 
5     Jan.  27 

Boatoo  A  Lowell             lito 

2O3     2O6 
162kli>3k 
>a      tf4 
too      toj 

211 

Boatcm  A  Malur               1'xi 

160k 

fnt         1OO 

BottonA  ProTldence..lOO 
»Bo«.  Rer.  B.  A  Lynn...  ion 
Central  Mau    1OO 

200     

262      

10               io  k 

56       58 
lO2k  103^ 

107 

Prrf                       10O 

36      Sflia  . 

!ty.  AStk.  Yda.100 
Pref                       loo 

1.6O3 
613 

look  ioik 

1O4 

103k 

102     Feb.    4 
105%  Feb.    4 

103     Feb.    9 
107     Feb.  11 

106 

Cole.  A  \v.-.t.  Mn-li  loo 
Clev  Can.  A  80.  1°" 

J           10 

Pref                            ...1OO 

214               283 
2 
1O                  13 
13                 39 
119               166 

loc.  Feb.  17 

lOo.  Feb.  17 

lOo.  Feb.  17 
163     Jan.     7 
165k  J«u.  21 
Iti8     Jan.  12 
144k  Jan.  27 

50o.  Jan.  13 
163     Jan.     7 
169k  Feb.  26 
174     Feb.  10 
147     Feb.  24 

Con.  A  Mont--Claa«  1  .  .  10O 

162     . 

169k     . 

ita 

1159k  171 
173 

169k  Feb.  26 
172     Feb.  10 

145      Feb.  17 

169k  Feb.  26 
174     Feb.  10 
147     Feb.  24 

CUM  i                         ...             !'»' 

ItiM 

169     i'70 
144k  

Conn.  A  PaMurapo 
OJBQOid  A  Portsmouth  loo 
....  loo 
ODD.-,  "f  Vermont,  pref  1OO 

145     146k 

147      

113 

250     Jan.     4 

250     Jan.     4 

-»>eelpU..lOO 
BjMtern  Xew  llamp  .  .  .  1  OO 

BflMfcurx                       i'»> 

64 
1O 

123 

1     Jan.  27 
90     Feb.  25 
18     Jan.  19 
91'  Jan.  14 

1     Jan.  27 
90     Feb.  25 
IK     Jan.  19 
92k  Jan.  21 

10 
100 
612 

90     Fi-ii.  •-•.'. 
18      Feb.  26 

90     Feb.  25 
18     Feb.  26 
92     Feb.     2 

..  loo 

91k    92 

92 

9l'% 

.. 

100 

30               843 

*9\     J' 

30       34 

30     Feb.  20 

30     Feb.  20 

29k  Jan.     9 

31k  Jan.  21 

Kan>  r  F.  M.  A  M 

1'! 

:             .fcAndorer  ...   too 

M*ti"-  •                        1OO 

103 
1,1  H 
10 

... 
6034 
'   10 

...        130 
7k      8 

118     121 

9k      9k 

118     Feb.  26 
8k  Feb.    6 
225     Feb.  13 

127k  Feb.     8 
9     Feb.     1 
225      i 

118     Feb.  26 
7k  Jan.  12 
225     Feb.  13 

129     Jan.     7 
9k  Jan.  28 
225     Feb.  13 

9         9k 

••anna  A  Lowell  loo 
v.                                   ..     M 

ion  Tract 
1'r.  •• 
.  A  Woreoater.  .  loo 

B^B^B^BV 

23                 43 

155     Feb.     1 

195k  Feb.     4   154k  Jan.     6 

135k  Feb.    4 

648 

5 

1,684 

76     Jan.     6 
193%  Feb.  20 
176k  Jan.     5 

76     Jan.     6 
193%  Feb.  20 
179     Feb.  26 

/Of 

193%  Feb.  20 
176k  Feb.    b 

193%  iv.  .  •-•!> 
179     Feb.  26 

176     177 

176k  177 

178      179 

(•(•  Wllro   &  "-" 

lflrt.*a«oA  Porto 

Pr...      ...             A                    • 
nun.  r  Hrtdfte. 

114 

134 

145     Feb.  26 

146     Feb.     5  145     Feb.  26  140     J-.n.  'JO 

1 

6 

189k  Feb.  16  159WFeb.  16 

159k  Feb.  16 

165    Jar.  26 

•                                 loo 

•^•T.  .                               
•niiiin  r»iimi[     mo     .... 

3 

20     Jan.  13 

20     Jan.  13 

Mmmli  Braaoh 
^^Kat  A  Mau           •"" 

100 

••  :  •  '• 
1307 
100 

600 
64 

i  :   i  .- 
;  ••:- 
:-• 
40 

Ik  Feb.     3 
r,:i.,  Feb.  IB 
84HF»b.     - 
89k  Feb.     2 
3     Feb.    3 

Ik  Feb.    3 
135k  Feb.  18 
71     Ftb.  26 
92     Feb.  25 
2     Feb.    3 

Ik  Jan.  30      1%  Jan.  30 
152     Jan.     4  155k  Feb.  18 
64»8Frb.     2    71     Feb.  26 
85k  Jan.     4    92     Feb.  22 
2     Jan.     6      2k  Jan.  23 
119     Jan.  IB  119     Jan.  16 

/«k  
64k  
85      
9     

153     
2      "2k 

155     . 
70k    70k 
92     

Hr**tBad...            ..  so 

.     50 

MnoMtn  Central 
•Worr    v...  ,  v    i;.,.  •,        |OO 

IINING. 

STOCK  EXCHANOC. 

MALtfTOMtK.l. 

Prictabfut 
January  2, 

\tn 

PRICKS  IN  FKBRVARY. 

KAN  OS  FOR  TSAR  1897. 

t»  r*. 

fhttrwt 

i,.., 
i..  . 

9,031 

m 

-  .,.,.. 



-  ;  .-MI 

:,.    Wtl 

Ftb.  1.     !    Feb.  27. 

Lomtt. 

Uiglutt. 

Loteett. 

lliijhftt. 

Par. 
m.  ((Julck.llTcn   3 

Hharr*. 
100 
1,835 
27,631 

-.MMM 

4.300 
137.027 

Hid.      Atk. 

Bid.      Atk. 

Bid.      Atk. 
3«»      3'8 

Sale   Price*. 
4     Feb.     6 
9Oe.  Feb.     I 
2%  Feb.  15 
2O  k  Feb.  15 
85o.  Feb.  19 
lie.  Feb.  18 
1O6%  Feb.  15 

Salt  I-ricet. 
4     Feb.     6 
1     Feb.     2 
3%  Feb.     1 
25     Feb.    3 
55o.  Feb    23 
lie.  Feb.  18 
1  19%  Feb.  27 

Sale   Price*. 
4     Feb.     6 
75c.  Jan.     7 
Ik  Jan.     4 
20k  Feb.  15 
35e.  Feb.  19 
lOo.  Jan.     7 
94%  Jan.     2 

Sate  Price*. 
4     Feb.     6 
1      Feb.     2 
3%  Feb.     1 
26     Jan.  2O 
85o.  Feb.  23 
20o.  Jan.  26 
119%  Feb.  27 

60e.    BSe. 

./.*/&" 
SOe.    300. 

IOC  

96*    96% 

1 

314    251* 
30e.    35o. 
15C.     20r. 
111%  111^, 

8          3>e 
23      
450.  

12ko.l7ko 
119     119k 

... 
t  Moutaua 
Irani                    25 

r                   •  . 

ipui  .  .... 

IA  lleela    ..  ..  96 

Ui',070 

Ml 

216.138 

:.i  '  • 

7     Jan.     2 
6     Jan.  11 
326     Jan.     2 

7k  Jan.     4 
tie  4  Feb.  27 
375     Feb.  26 

7*1.      7k 
325     330 

12'i    13 
336     360 

15  'j    IB 
370     379 

•  10k  Feb.     3 
399     Feb.     6 

tie'kFeb.  27 
375     Feb.  26 

(MlTtr)               :  . 

::   j  .  : 

"soa 

14,106 

•ii'26 
30 
100 

43.274 

34.8M 
f30 

J...  

-... 

100 

2k      3 
'.'.'.'.'.'.  "ll" 

6k      6% 
......  ..^.. 

3k      3»» 
3Oo.    5Oo. 
19k    19k 

5%'Fe'b.  11 

i'l"  "Feb'.Ti 
3k  Feb.     1 

B'SH'  Feb.     4 

1  2  kVi-i  >'.""•-' 
8%  Feb.  18 

2k  Jan.     9 

li""Feb'."l"i 
3-22  kJ  an.     6 
17kc.Jan.  13 
16k  Jan.  21 
20k  Feb.  10 
6%  Feb.     6 

6°a  Feb.     4 

14  "Jan.  "zi 
3-933,  Jan.  16 
17'ao.Jan.  13 
21     Jau.  21 
20k  Feb.  10 
6%  Feb.     6 

AleneiSllrer).   .10 

"l2k"l8% 

3«R 

:;:;* 

*•-  ^ 

17k    17k 

19%    20 

17k  Feb.  11 
20k  Feb.  10 
0%  Feb.     6 

20k  Feb.     11 
20k  F.'b.  10 
6%  Feb.    6 

inertor  (Iran).  ...23 
ntaktllrni  7 
23 

7 

7 

6«c 

40o, 

".23 

o'.ij'i 

5',936 

"706 
718 

15,104 

-.-...; 

i.  :  .. 
2,791 

"«9%  "30 

'"5%  '"o" 
126"  "m" 

98      100 

::;;;;  "34" 

"5%  '"sS 
iie"  117" 

105     107 

"34k  "34«» 
"5%  "e" 

iiaii  ii'e" 

105     1O6 

3l"FebVlO 
"4%Feb'."4 

11  3"  "Feb."  20 
104k  Feb.  17 

84*8  Feb."  27 
"6""Feb.""i 

11  7"  "Feb."  "i 
107     Feb.     4 

29%"jan'.""4 
"4%"Feb'."4 

1  15"  "j  an.  "27 
HIM     Jan.    4 

35"  "j  an.  '27 
6     Jan.     2 

129""jan."22 
109     Jan.  26 

23 
...1O 

23 
..  23 

[94  llMMMrt  p>d). 
.23 

«abel«ioMJ  -J-. 
Ide                         '."> 

3,260 

1«.  ; 

11        Ilk 

13%    14k 

i"3«i   14 

13     Feb.     3 

14%  Feb.     1 

11     Jan.     £ 

14%  Feb.     1 

:  »M 

•  '  • 

30.372 

90"    92  " 
/Jk  

a       4 

tWh 

!"•%      9k 

i;jii"  ib'i" 

18       18k 
3»«  

iiio"  '.'.'.'.'.'. 

17%    18 
3 

109  if  Feb."  "2 

ink  F«-I>.    r> 
2%  Feb.  23 

12l"  "Feb."  "2 
18k  Feb.     1 
3k  Feb.     1 

92""jan.'"4 
15     Jan.     4 
2%  Feb.    3 

12c""jSD.",26 

19k  Jan.  '21 
3k  Jan.     9 

fit  Junior  23 
•k  

rtoa... 

10k    105"    10       10«t 

9k  F.-li.    1  1 

10»sFH>.     1 

9     Jan.     2 

10'eJan.  27 

GENERAL    QUOTATIONS. 

— OF— 

BONDS     AND     STOCKS. 

• 

1.  In  the  following  twenty-seven  pages  of  tables  quotations  are  gi ven  for  all  securities  listed  on  any  Stock  Exchange  in  the 
United  States ;  also  for  all  leading  unlisted  and  inactive  securities  for  which  we  have  been  able  to  obtain  reliable  prices. 

2.  Quotations  from  all  Stock  Exchanges  are  as  near  as  possible  for  the  last  day  of  February.     Of  course  the  coupon,  if 
there  be  one,  maturing  between  the  date  of  quotation  and  the  date  of  this  publication,  is  not  deducted  from  the  price. 

8.  Bond  prices  marked  thus  (*)  are  flat  prices— that  is,  the  purchaser  does  not  pay  accrued  interest  in  addition.    Stock 
prices  marked  thus  (t)  are  per  share.    All  others  are  per  cent  except  bank  stock  prices. 

4.  It  should  be  borne  in  mind  in  the  use  of  these  tables  that  the  quotations  for  many  inactive  and  unlisted  securities  are 
merely  nominal,  but  in  all  cases  the  figures  are  obtained  from  sources  which  are  considered  reliable. 

5.  The  following  abbreviations  are  often  used,  viz.;  " M.,"  for  mortgage;  "g.,"  for  gold  ;  "g'd.," for  guaranteed  ;  "end.,* 
for  endorsed  ;  "  cons.,"  for  consolidated  ;  "  conv.,"  for  convertible ;  "  s.  f.,"  for  sinking  fund  ;  "1.  g.,"  for  land  grant. 


Roud». 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

'45" 

45 
65 

RAILROAD    BONDS. 

(ItoiiilH  of  companies  eomol'd  are 

of  ten  Hiidcrl  he  consul  ittul  fit  name.  1 

A  da  iso  n  &  Penn.— 
1st  M.,)?-,  5s,  1932  J&D 
2d  4s  1932                        J&D 

i 

PO 
25 

114 
102 
96 

94 

97 
37 

Baltimore  &  Ohio—  (Con.) 
Staten  Isl.  2d5s,g.,g'd.l926.J&J 
W.  V.&  P.,  1st,  5s,  g..  1990.M&N 
Baltimore  &  Ohio  B.  W.  RR.— 
IstM.  4»as,  g.,  1990  J&J 
Ry.  1st,  cons.,  4138,  g.,  1993  .J&J 
1st,  inc.  58,  gold,  A  2043 

*  65 

•  70 

*  96 

*  70 
*  Irt 
•     6 
•10314 
nOSM 
•118 
;101i4 

•102" 
•100 
•122 
*120 

•100 

73 

85 

100 
75 
28 

10 

Canastota  Nor.  —See  Lehigh  Val.— 
CapeFear&  Yadkin  Valley— 
1st  g.  6s,  series  A,  o.,  1916..J&D 
1st  g.  6s,  series  B,  o.,  1916..J&D 
1st  g.  68,  series  C,  o.,  1916..J&D 
Carb.  &  Shaw.—  See  St.  L.  A  &  T.  H. 
Carthage  &  Adiron.-SeeN.Y.C.&H. 
Oarth.  Water.  &  Sack.  H.—  See  N.  Y. 
Carolina   Cent.—  1st,  gold,  4  (6s), 
1920               J&J 

k 
b 

C.&H. 

•  58 
•108H> 
•107 

* 

Akron  &  Chic.  Juuc.—  See  B.  &  O. 
Alabama  Cent.—  See  South'n  Ry. 
Alabama  Great  Southern- 
let,  6s,  1908  J&J 

i!09 

'    99 
{   94 

•   88 

I  95 
I  35 

1st  inc  5s.  gold,  B                 2043 

Ohio&Miss.  con.  s.f.  7s,189e(.J&J 
Cons  mort    78    1898           J&J 

2d  cons.  s.  f  .,  7s,  1  91  1  ...  .A&O 
1st  Springf.  Div.  7s,1905.M&N 
1st  gen.  5s,  1J32  J&D 
Cin  &  Bait.,  7s,  1900            J&J 

i"o"i"% 

Caiawissa—  Mort.  7s,  1900  ...F&A 

Debenture  6s,  gold,  1906...  F&A 
General  mortgage  5s,  1927.  J&D 

1st  mort.  6s,  1902  F&A 
C.  R.  la.  F.  &  N.—  See  B.C.  R.  &  N. 
C.  R.  &  Mo.  Riv.—  See  Chic.  N.  \V. 
Cent'lia&Ches.—  1st  g.  5s,'  19.  J&J 
Central  of  Georgia  — 
Coll.  trust,  5s,  g.,  1937  M&N 
1st  M.,  g.  5s,  1945  F&A 
Cons.  g.  5s,  1945    M&N 

90 

95. 

11412 
91V 
93 
90 
30 
11 
7 

105 

1st,  5s,  g.,  Term.,  1942  M&N 
Bait.  &  Pot—  1st,  6s,  g.,  1911.  A&O 
1st,  tuunel  6s,  g.,  gu.,  1911..  J&J 
Baugor  &  Aroostook— 
1st  mort.,  5s,  g.,  Jan.  1,  1943.J&J 
Battle  Creek  &Stur.—  See.  Mich.  C. 
Beech  Creek—  See  N.  Y.  C.  &  Hud. 
Bellaire  Zauesville  &  Cin.— 
Prior  lien  6s,  1899 

Ala.  N.  0.  T.  &'P.- 
"  A"  debenture  5s,  1910-1940i.  .  . 
"  B"  debenture  5s,  1910-1940... 

-ii'2'12 
•  9m 

*  90 
•  87 
-  27 
*     9 
•     4 

•100 

•1078e 
•115 
•116 
•113 

* 

102ifl 

80 
20 

i07^ 

Ala.  &Vicksb.—  Con.'g..5s,'21.A&b 

*  80 
*  60 
•103 

*  79 
•  65 

•103% 
.ilOHi 
*   8214 
*  47 
*  99 
•112 

95 
75 
107 

102 

80 

75 

101H> 

Mobile  Div  g  5s  1946            J&J 

Macou  &  Nor.  g.5s,1946  J&J 
1st  income  (up  to  5),  1945...  Oct 
2d  income  (up  to  5),  1945.  ..Oct. 
3d  income  (up  to  5),  1945..  .Oct. 
Ocean  SS.  Co.— 
lstM.,g.,gtd.  5s,  1920..  ..J&J 
Central  of  New  Jersey  — 
Cousol.,  now  1st  7s,  1899.  .  .  .  Q-J 
Consol.  mort.,  7s,  1902  M&N 
Gen.  mort.,  g.,  5s,  1987  J&J 
Conv.  deb.  ,6s,  1908  M&N 

Vloks.  &  Mer.,l8t.K.,tis,'21.A&O 
Albany  &  Susq.—  See  Del.  &  Hud. 
Allegheny  Valley—  See  Penn.  RK. 
Allent'n  Term.—  1st,  g.,4s,  '19.  J&J 
Alton  Bridge—  See  St.  C.  M.  &  St.  L. 
Am.  Dock  &  Imp.—  See  Gen.  of  N.  J  . 
Ann  Arbor  Ry.—  1st,  g.,  4s,  1995.. 
Ashevllle  &  Spartanburg—  S.  U.  & 
Col.,l8tm..  g,gu.,4s,  1995.  J&J 
Atch.  Col.  &  Pac.—  See  Un.  Pacific. 
Atch.  Jew.  Co.  &  W.—  See  Uu.  Pae. 
Atch.  &  Nebraska—  See  C.  B.  &  Q. 
Atchlson  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  — 
Guar.  fund  notes,  6s,  g.,  1898.  .  . 
6s,  Guar.  Fund,  notes,  Hope.... 
Gen.  mort.,  gold,  4s.  1995.  .A&O 
Adjustment  4s  1995             Nov 

1st  mort.,  4s,  1940  J&J 

Bell.  &  Caron.—  Sec  St.  L.  A.  &  T.H. 
Bellev.&  So.Ill.—  See  St.L.A.&  T.H. 
Bell's  Gap  —  See  Pa.  &  North  w'ern. 
Belt  RR.  &  Stock  Y'ds  (Indiauap.) 
Mort.  68,1911  M&N 
Bellv.  Del.—  1st,  6s,  C.,  1902..  J&D 
Cons    4s  1927                        F&A 

•120 
•106 
•101 

104 

102ia 
104 
101  is 
103i« 
104 
105 

115 
100% 
103 
101 
103% 

104 
100 
107 

*  98 
•122 
•119 
•105 

•101 

*106i3 
*102ia 
•106 
•10212 
•130 

ao5 

f  97% 
•  96 
*  68 
*  95 

•  70 

* 

* 

li'ie" 

(107 
2106 
1143 

mi; 

(106 

116i» 
H5 
104 
90i» 
1161ft. 

102%. 

ibiJi. 

BoouevilleBdg.Co.—  SeeMo.K.&T. 
Bos  &  Alb     4s  Oct    1913      A&O 

Leh.&  VV.con.7s,  1900,as'd...Q-M 
Mortgage  5s  1912       .      M&N 

Bos.  Clin.  F.  &  N.  B.—  See  Old  Col. 
Bos.  Cone.  &  M.—  See  Con.  &  Mont. 
Boston  &  Lowell— 
5s,  July  1,  1899  J&J 

Am.D.&  Imp.Co..gtd.,5s,'21.J&J 
N  .  J.  Southn.,  6s,  int.  gu.,'99.  J&J 
L.  Br.&8ea8h.,lst,78,1899.J&D 
Central  Ohio—  See  Bait.  &  Ohio. 
Central  Pacific- 
ist, 6s,  gold,  1898  J&J 
1st,  g.,  6s,  1899  J&J 
S.Joaq'in,lst,M.,6s,g.,1900.A&O 
C.&O.Div.,ext.58,g.,1918..J&J 
Land  gr.,  5s,  g.,  1900  A&O 
Ext.  g.,  5s.,  series  A,  1898.  .J&J 
Mort.,  gold,  gt.  5s,  1939.  .  .  .  A&O 
Mort.  g.,  6s,  land  gt..  1936.  A&O 
No.Ry.ofCal.,l6t6s,g.gu,'07.J&J 
5s,  gold,  guar.,  1938  A&O 
West  Pac.,  1st,  6s,gold,  '99.  .  .  J&J 
Central  of  South  Carolina  1st  gold 
68,1921  J&J 
Central  Vermont.  — 
1st,  con.  g.,4s,  1943  J&J 
Equip    g    6s    1903                 J&J 

•ibs" 

•103 
•102% 

•ibs" 
•ibo's 

•  84 

* 

*ibo>i 

•   90 
•102% 

*101 

•"96" 

51 
*  30 

•110 

* 

823s 
4714 
102 

"TO" 

99 

99 

92  >a 

4138  May  1   1903                   M&N 

Eq.  tr.,  series  A,  g.,  5s,  1902  .J&J 
Chlo.  &  St.  L.,  1st,  6s,  1915.  M&S 
CerrmosCoalRR.lstM.4s,'04J&J 
Atlan.  Istleased  lines  —  rent.tr.,  4s 
AU.  &  Char.—  See  Southern  Ry. 
Atlanta  &  West  Ft.—  Deb.  6s.  .J&J 
Atlan.  &  Dan.—  lst,g.,58,1950.J&J 
Atlantic  &  Pacific— 
Receiver's  certificates.  6s  

4s,  1905-6-7-9                          Var. 

ibs  "4 

4s,  March,  1915                     M&S 

4s,  July  1,1916  J&J 

I   97 

*  97 

•  89 

* 

4s,  April,  1932..                       A&O 

Boston  &  Maine  — 
4138,  g  ,  1944                           J&J 

4s,  Feb.  1.  1937               ..F&A 

ibs" 

"98" 
"4'6'~ 

125 
30 

lift 

24 

103% 

ibi" 

110«8 

ibi" 

91 
95 
89 
102 

"65" 

ii'i" 

112 

4s,  Feb.  1,1907  F&A 

100 

126" 

107 
103 

i'o'6" 

90 

ii's" 

109 
108 
146 

118 
108 

Guar.  1st,  gold,  4s,1937  J&J 
W.  D.  guar.  6s,  s.  f.,  1907.  ..M&S 
W  D  incomes,  1910      .  .    A&O 

* 
* 

*""% 

'"'8 

4s,  Aug.  1,  1942                   F&A 

Bos.&N.  Y.  A.  L.-SeeN.Y.  N.H.&  H. 
Boston  &  Prov.—  4s,  July  ,1918.  J&J 
Boston  Rev.  B.  &  L.—  6s,  1897.  J&J 
Bost.  \Vin.&  Shore—  5s,Sep.  1906 
Brooklyn  &  Montauk—  See  Long  I. 
Bruns.  &  W.—  See  Sav.  Fla.  W. 
Bmns.  &  Chilli.—  See  Wabaeh. 
Buff.  &  Erie—  See  L.  Sh.  &  M.  So. 
Buff.  N.  Y.  &  Erie—  See  Erie. 
Buffalo  Rochester  &  Pittsburg— 
General  5s,  g.,  1937  
Roch.  &  P.,  1st,  g.,  6s,  1921.F&A 
Consol.,  1st,  g.,  6s,  1922..  J&D 
Clear.  &M.  lBt,5s,g.,gu.,'43.J&J 
Buffalo  &  Southweat^See  Erie. 
Buffalo  &  Susijuehanna— 
1st,  5s,  g.,  s.  t.,  1913  A&O 
Burl.  Cedar  Rapids  &  Northern— 
1st,  5s,  1906                           J&D 

Laud  gr.  incomes,  cum  1901 

Cent.  Div.inc.,  6s,non-cuni.l922 
.Atlantic  City  RR.—  5s,  g.,  g'd.  1919 
Atlantic  Tenn.  &  Ohio— 
1st,  M.,  6s,  1913  A&O 
Augusta  &   Knoxville—  See   Port 
Royal  &  West.  Car.— 
Augusta  South.—  1st  g.,5s,'24.JAD 
Austin  &  Northw'n—  See  So.  Pac. 
Bait.  Belt—  See  Bait.  &  Ohio. 
Bait,  &  Annapolis  Short  Line  — 
1st,  M.,  g.,  3-48,  1944  J&J 
Bait.  Cues.  &  Atlantic— 
1st  mort.,  gold,  5s,  1934  —  M&S 
Balt.&C.V.RR.Ex.— 
1st  M.  6s,  1929  J&J 

•lOSia 
*105 

* 

•  35 

•102 
•120 

•103% 
*  92is 
*100% 
•102 
•1121* 
•  90*4 
*  91 

•"76" 

J107 
Hi:: 
I   90 
I  86 
•  94 
*  92 
102 
|*  98 
*  60 
«  87 
«   92 

**96" 
•101 
•102 

90 

55 
100 
112 

104 
95 

"85" 
110 
116 
93 
90 

ibs" 
"e'i" 

96 
94 
100 
100 

ibs" 

Coneol.  of  Vt.  5s,  1913—  J.  &  J. 
Cent.  Wash'n,  1st,  g.,  6s,'38.  .  .M&S 
Charleston  &  Northern— 
IstM.  Div.  A,  5s,  1915  M&S 
Charleston  &  Savannah  — 
Gen.  mort.  7s,  g.,  1936  J&J 

Charlotte  Col.&Aug.—  See  South'n 
Chartiers—  1st,  7s,  1901  A&O 
Chat.  R.  &  Col.  1st  5s,  g.,  1937.M&S 
Rome  &  Carrol.—  lstg.68,'16.J&J 
Cliateaugay  Ry.—  See  Del.  &  Hud. 
Chesapeake  &  Ohio- 
Purchase  money  g.  6s,  1898  — 
Series  A,  gold,  6s,  1908  A&O 
1st  Mortg.  g.,  6s,  1911  ....A&O 
Term.,  1st,  g.,  6s,  1922  J&D 
Nor.  term.,  g.,  6s,  1898  
C.&  O.  Ry.lst  con.,g.,5s,'39.M&N 
General  4^8,  gold,  1992  M&S 
R.&  A.Div.lst  con.,g.,4s,'89.  J&J 
2d  con.,  g.,  4s,  1989  J&J 
Craig  Valley,  1st,  5s,  gold,  1940. 
Warm  Sp.Val.,  1st  5s,  g.,'41.M&S 
El.  Lex.  &  B.  S.,  5s,  g.,  1902.M&S 
Buck'gh'mBr.lstg.gd.5s,'42M&S 
Elevator  Co.,  g.  4s,  1938.  .  .  .  A&O 
New  River  Bridge,  g.  6s,'98.M&8 
Chesapeake  Ohio  &  Southwest.— 
1st  Mort.  g.  6s,  1911  F&A 
2d  mort.  6s,  1911  F&A 
Paducah  &  Eliza.  1st  M.,  s.f., 
6s  and  8s,  Feb.  1,  1907..  ..F&A 
Cheshire—  See  Fitchburg. 
Chicago  &  Alton— 
Sinklngfund6s,gold,1903.M&N 
La.&Mo.R..,lst  gd.7s,1900.F&A 
'ZA  g'd,  7s,  1900  M&N 

•112 
•'75" 

•lOSM 
•1195s 
•119 
•110 
•98 
•11014 
•  76>« 
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* 

•"s'o" 
•ibi»e 

«  70 
•  57 
*  95 

•100 
•  20 

*  96 
*114i« 

i* 

•ibsT 

6s,  July,  1931  J&J 

Baltimore  &  Ohio- 
Receiver's  Certincates,6s,g.J&D 
Maryland  Const.,  Reo.  cent's.,  5s 
Pitts.&  Connels.  Rec.ctfs.5s.  J&J 
Extend.,  g.,  4s,  1935  A&O 
Parkersburg  Br.,  6s,  1919..  A&O 
Consol.  M.,g.,3s,  1925  F&A 
Eng.  certfs.  of  deposit.....  

Cons.  lst&  col.  tr.,5s,g.,'34.A&O 
C.R,I.F.&N.W.,lst,68,g.,'20.A&O 
1st,  5s,  g.,  g'd,  1921  A&O 
MJU.&  8t.L.,lst,gu.7s,g.,'27.J&D 
Burl.  &  Mo.  (Neb.)—  See  C.B.  &  Q. 
California  Pacific- 
ist mort.,  4138,  g.,  1912  J&J 
2dmort.,6s,g.,'91,ext.at4i2.J&J 
3dmort.(gu.C.P.),6s,g.,'05.J&J 
3s,  g.,  1905  J&J 
Cambria&Cl.—  lst,5s,g.,1941.J&J 
Camd.  &  Atl.—  See  W.  Jer.&  Sea  Sh. 
Canada  Atlantic  — 
1st,  g.,  5s,  Jan.  5,  1909  J&J 
Canada  Southern  — 
1st,  5s,  1908  J&J 
2d  mort,,  5s,  1913  M&S 
Canadian  Pacific  — 
Land  grant,  1st,  5s.  g.,1931.A&O 
IstM.,  deb.  *,  g.,5s,  1915  ..J&J 
Land  grantgu.,3128,g.,1938.J&J 
(/one.  deben.  4s,  perpetual..  J&J 
Ont.  &  Quebec,  deb.  guar.  5s  
New  Brunsw..lst,  g.,5s,'34  F&A 
Cons.  del).  4s,  perpetual  ..J&J 

Consol.  gold,  5s,  1988  F&A 
1st,  Term.,  4i«8.  gold,  1934.  J&D 
Sterling  6s,  gold,  1902  M&S 
6s,  gold,  1910  M&N 

5s,  gold,  1927  J&D 

4^8  gold,  1933                    A&O 

Equ.  Tr.,  Ser.  A,  5s,  '97-99.  .A&O 
Do     Ber.B,5B,'96-1900  
B.&O.Eq.  Co.,Rec.ctls.,6B,  g.,g'd 
Cen.O.,cons.lst,4>as,g.,'30.M&& 
Col.  &  Cn.  Md.,4i3S,l8t,1939.J&J 
At.  &Ch.Ju.,lst,g.,5s.l930.M&N 
Bait.  Belt,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1990.  M&N 
Confl.&Oak.—  1st,  SB,  g.,'14  .M&N 
Mon.  R.,l8t,5s,gu.,g.,1919.F&A 
Sand.  Mans.  &N.,  1st  M.  7s..  19O9 
Sch'lkillRlv.Kact  Side  So.ir.,  1935 

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RAILROAD    BONDS. 


Bonds.                            Bid. 

Aak. 

Bonda. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Chicago  A  Alton—  Concluded)— 

'103 
•103 

•  40 

•lO.M* 
99 

• 

50 

106" 

Chic.  Rock  I.  &  Pao.—  (Concl'd.)— 
Des  M.  &  Ft.  D.,  Ist4s.  1905  .  .  J  &  J 
D.M.&F.  D.lstinc.2is8,>Oo..J&J 
Exten.  4s.  1905  J&J 
Keokuk&DcsM.,5s.lst,'23.A&O 
Cluc.<fe  St.L.—  Sec  Atch.  T.  &  S.Fe. 
Chic.  8t.  L.  &  N.O.—  SeelllinoisCen. 
Chic.  St.  L.&  Pitts.—  See  Peun.Co. 
Chic.  St.  L.&  Pd.—  SeeSt.L.  A.&T.H. 
Ch.St.  P.AK.C.—  Pr.g.  5e,  '34.  .J&J 
Ohio  St.  Paul  Minn.  &  Omaha— 
Con.  6s.  1930  J&D 
Ch.St.P.&M.l8tK.6s,'18..M&N 
No.  Wi.i-onsiii.igt  68,1930  .J&J 
St.  P.  Stillwater  &  Tayl's  Falls— 
1st  mort.  7s,  1908                J&J 

* 

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^ 

•i"02~ 

a  04 

•129% 
•129 

'118 
*13H» 
•116 

•103 

*117 
•106 

46 

40 

* 

83 
66 
35 
105 

106 

•114 

* 

HUa.  BIT.  BMge.lit  s.f  .  g.tis.li'l  - 
St.L.J.AC.7i.2d.gu.t'§8...JAJ 
Cbu-.  &  A  tcii.  Bridge  — 
lit  6*.  g    Jan.  1.  1915  JAJ 

Consol.  RR.of  Vt.—  See  Central  vt. 
Ciinib.&Ohio,No.Div.7s,1899.J&D 
Southern  Div.  7s,  g'd.1898  M&S 
Climb.  &Penn.lst,g.,5s,1921.M&N 
Current  Riv.—  See  K.  C.  Ft.  S.  &  M. 
Dak.  Cent.—  See  Chic.  &  Northw. 
Dak.  &  Gt.  So.—  See  C.  M.  &  St.  P. 
Dallas  &  Waco—  See  Mo.  K.  &  T. 
Dan.  &  Norw.—  See  N.  Y.  N.  H.  &  H. 
Dayton  &  Mich,  eee  Cin.  H.  &  D. 
Dayton  &  Western— 
IstM.,  68,1905  J&J 

*100 
-100 

109 
114 
120 
106 

•100 
•125 

•143 

;ioo 
•ii's" 

100 
*  80 

* 
* 

•105 
•146 
•126 
*142ia 
•109  la 

•ns^ 

•141 
•135 
•114 
•100 
-112 
•114 
•126 
•104 
•112 
•112 

1X3 

118 

147 
125" 

Chic.  Burl.  &  Northern  — 
lit*  t  •I>*  IU2«>  A&O 

3d  6s,  1918                              Jill 

Equipment  5s,  19O3,exten.FAA 
Qhlnag"  Burlington  A  omucy  — 
Consol.  (now  1st)  7s,  19O3..J&J 
Si,  (inking  fund,  1901  A&O 
5a.deoenture,  1913  HAN 
6s.  couv.  deb..  1903  HAS 
low*  Div..  i.  f..  5«,  1919....  AAO 
a.f.4i.  1919  AAO 
Den 
Sink,  fund  4*.  plain.  1921..MAS 
Chic.  A  la.,  col.  tr.  5s.  19O5.FAA 
Kebnwka  Kxt..4t,  1927..  ..HAN 
Atcb.  A  NI-I...  1st,  7»,  1908.  MAS 
Burl.  AMo.(Neb.)  lst.68.'18.J&J 
Connol.  6i,  non-ex.,  1918.  .J&-J 
4»<Nel>.>,  191O  J.VJ 
Han.  A  St.  Jo.,  lit  to,  1911.  MAS 
Lincoln  A  >.  W.,  7t.  191O...J4J 
OIL  0«w.  A  Fox  R,  Si.  1900JAJ 
Repub.  Val..  lit,  «o.  1919.  ..JAJ 
thleago  A  Eastern  Illinois— 
UtiDOrt..  8a.  1907.  Unk.  fd.J  A  D 
lit.  OOIHOL  6i.  gold,  1934.  .AAO 
Oen.  eonaoL  lit.  5«.  1937    .  M&N 
Dmnv.4U.C-k,l»tH.6».'.'OMAN 
Oh.  A  I.  C.  Ry.-lit  5s.  1936.  JAJ 
Okie.  Ft.  Mad.  ADeaMoue*— 
litg.  5i,1911  JAJ 

•117 
•104 
•  97 

118 

•107i« 

•  M  - 
•  93% 

ibi" 

•  90V( 
117 
117 
107 
98 
•180  i 
•120 
1O7 
104 

•1131s 
•124i« 

•    «..:.-. 
•105 
•  98 

•  26 
•  92 
•1OO 
•   55 

•  99 
•1O4 

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•130 

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•128 

•12f*is 
•133 

•:.•-!, 
•101 

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•107 
120 
Ll«a, 

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•109  «• 
•116\ 
•127 

•117>« 
•1134 
•IO9 

101  if 

1st  mort.,  7s,  1905  J&J 
Dayton&  Union—  l»t.7s,1909  J&D 
Income  6s,  due  after  1910..  J&D 
Delaware  — 
Gen.  M.  4138,  e.,  ser.  A,  1932J&J 
Del.  &  Bound  B?k—  lst,7s,'05.F&A 
Delaware  &  Hudson  — 
Pa.  Div.,  7s,  1917  M&S 
Adir.  Ry.,lst,gu.4ias,g.,'42.M&N 
Alb.  &8.,78,lst,  oon.,gu.,'06.  A&O 
1st,  6s,  cons.,  KU.,K.,  1906.  A&O 
Deh  5s  May!   1897 

V*>1 
!<4 
1"-, 
•..i.:... 
122 

St-P.AS.City,l8tB.tJ8,'i9..A&O 
Hud.  &  Kiv.  F.,  IstM.  8s.  '08.  J&J 
Sault  Ste.  M.  St.  Southwest- 
lit  mort,,  5s,  1915             M&N 

132>* 
108 

Chic.  ATomah.—  See  Chic.&  Sor. 
Chic.&  W.Ind.—  Gen.  g.  6s,'32.Q-M 
l»tg.  6s.  8.  f.,  1919  M&X 
Chicago  A  West  Michigan- 
General  5»,  1921                     J&D 

50 



125 
111 
110 

ibo\ 

Chic.&No.Mich.,5»,(i:u.,'31.M&N 
Choc.  Ok.  A  Gulf—  Pr.  Tn,  g.  6s,  '19 
G*n.M..g.,5s,r.c.,1919  J&J 
Gin.  gc  Bait.-  See  B.  &O.  So'wcstn. 
Cin  D  &I      1st  K  gd  5s  '41  M&\ 

Bluff  Pt.  Land  Imp.  Co.— 
1st  M.,  g.,  guar.,  4s,  1940.  J&J 
Chat.  O.  &  I.  RR.,  not  git.  6s,  '29 
6«,  guar.,D.  &H.,1929  
Chateaugay   Ry.,  1st  6s,   ?td  , 
Aug.,  1907  F&A 
Rens.  &  Sarato.,  l8t.7s,'21.M&N 
Del  Lack.  &  West—  M  7s,  '07.M&S 
Morris  &  Essex,  1st,  7s,'14.M&N 
Conv.  7s,  1900  J&J 

110 
79 

*  78«8 
•109 

•117 
•108 
106 
•102 

ib'8>i 

112 

•  45 
•102 
•  45 

75 

Cluclnnati  Hamilton  &  Dayton— 
Consol.  8.  F.  7s,  19O5            A&O 

120 
11319 

Conaol.  mort.,  6«,  1905  A&O 
Omao]  5s    1905                     A&O 

144 

11012 

6O 
100 

General  58,  gold,  1942  J&D 

106 

io:;-\i 

1  Oil  1.1 

114 

2d  mort.,  gold,  4>s«,  1937.  .  .  J&J 
Dav.  AMfch.,l8t5sg'd  ..1911. 
Cln.Ham.AI.,l8t7sg'd,  19O3.J&J 
Gen.  g.  Si,  1943  J&D 
C.  I  .  St.  L.  &  C.—  See  C.  C.  C.  &  St.  L. 
Cln.Laf.ACht-SeeC.C.C.&St.L. 

7s  1871-1901                       A&O 

•C  A  Or.  Trunk—  1st  g  6i.  19OO 

2d  M.,  g  .  5i.  Jan.  1.1922.  .J&J 
Chic.  A  LC.  By.-«ee  Chic.*  K.I  11. 
Okie.  A  Milw.-8ee  Chle.  A  > 
Chicago  Hilwaukee  A  St.  Paul— 
OS;,  jr.,  4»,  acr.  A.  ,1989  ...  .JAJ 
M.  A  Si  P..  lit.  8i.  P.  D  '98.FAA 
P.  1).,  2d  M..  7  3-10i.  1898..  PAA 
K   I...  l-t.9fold.7i.  1902..  JAJ 
B.  1)',  lit,  A  gold.  7i,  1902.  .JAJ 
I.  A  H..  lit  COOT.  7i.  1897.  .JAJ 
la.  A  Dak.,  l.t  conT.7i.1899.  JAJ 
Exten  7-    r.KJrt.               .  JAJ 

7s,  1st,  con.,  guar.,  1915.  .J&D 

142i» 
137 

i*i33» 

108 

75 

99  >» 
1044 

isi" 
IM 

l'M*t 

2d,  5s,  e'd,  constr.,  1923.  .F&A 
3d  M.,  Ter.  48,^,  1923.  .M&N 
Oswego  &  Syr.—  Gu.,5s,'23,M&N 
Consol.  mort.,  7s,  1907...  M&S 
Sy.B.  &N.Y.,  Oun.7s,g'd,'06A&O 
Valley,  N.Y.,  1st,  5s,  1911..  F&A 
Warren,  lst.cou.7s,  1905.  .M&S 
2d,  now  1st,  7s,  1900A15&O15 
Del.  River  RR.  &  bridge- 
lit  g"d.  g.,  4s,  1936  F&A 
Del.SU8.&S.RR.lst,g.68,1909  A&O 
Den.  &  Rio  Grande- 
lit  78,  gold,  1900                   M&N 

Cln.  Leb.ANor.—  iBt.'ss'.igiii'.J&J 
Cin.  A  Musk.  Val.,  1st  7B.1901  .J&J 
Cln.  Porto.  &  Va.,l*tg.5«,'25.J&D 
Cin  Rich  A  F  W     lBt78g  '21I&D 

105 
60 
100 

•112 

• 

Cln.  San.AClev.—  8eeC.C.C.ASt.  L. 
Cln.  A  ^prlnird-SeeC.C.C.*  &I.L. 
Clearfl'd  A  Jeff-  1st.  6i,  1927.  J&J 
CleaH.  A  Haboning-See  B.  R.  A  P. 
CleTeland  Akron  A  Columbus  — 
Oen.  gold  ft..  1927  MAS 
Eq.  tr.  and  2d  M..  g.,6«.1930.FAA 
Cleve.A  Canton—  lit,  5»,  1917  .JAJ 

113 

-..•-.. 

135 

a  99 
I  82 

-111% 
*  80 
•  88 

*  82 
*  75 

55 

Chle.AMUw..litM.,7a,1903.JAJ 
Inc..  COOT..  ..  f..  5..  1916..  JAJ 
COM.  pr.  Uen  7..  19O4...J&J 
Chic.  A  M  •oiuot^i.  1905..  JAJ 
Fargo  A  So..  g.eiWd.W-M.J  AJ 
liiii,,!.,  ..•  1  ..  v..  lit.  6«.  1920.JAJ 
Bouthw.  DiT.,  l«t,8a7l»09..JAJ 
Dak.AGt.  8o..litg.5i,1916.JAJ 
La.  A  D.  DlT..  l.t.  5«.  1919.  JAJ 
So.  Minn..  l«t.  6».  1910  JAJ 
H.  A  I>ak.  Kit.,  lit,  7i,  '10.  JAJ 
lit  H  5(,  1910                  .  JAJ 

134" 

Impr.,  gold,  3s,  1928  J&D 
1st,  con.,  g.,  4s,  1936              J&J 

"Ssii 

92 
85 

60 

Des  M.  &  F.  D.—  See  C.  R.  I.  &  Pao. 
De*  M.  &  Minn.—  See  Chic.  &  N.W. 
Det.  G.  Haven  &  Mil.—  Eq.  6s.  1918 
Con.  mort.,  guar.,  6s,  1918.  .A&O 
Detroit  Lnnslng  &  Northern— 
1st,  7s.  1907,  trust  receipts.  J&J 
Ionia  &  Laus  —  1st,  5s  1899 

•  70 

* 

(    82 

• 

;"94>i 

75 
13 

84 
90 

117% 

110", 

Equip.  2d  g.  5s,  1917  AO 
W.  A  C.,  lot  g.  58,  1928  J&D 
CleTe.  Cln.  Chle.  A  St.  Ixmis— 
General  4i  gold  19^8          J&D 

118 
128 

Cairo  DlT.,  lit  g.  4s,  1939.  .  .  .  J&J 
8t.L.DlT..lit,ool.lr.g,48,>90M&N 
White  W.  V.  DlT.,lBt.48,g.'40J  AJ 
C.  W.A  M.  DlT.,lit.4i,g.  '91  JAJ 
Hpr.A  Col.  DtT.,4a,lit,g.,'40.MA8 
Cln.San.AC'lev.g.ciin.SH.  '28.J&J 
OoL  Spr.  A  Cln..  lit  7«,  1901.MA8 
Cln.  Laf  .A  Chic.,  g.,7..19Ol.MA8 
Ind.  A  St.  L.,  lit  7i,  1919...AAO 
C.  I.St.L.AC.,litl48,g.,'36..O-F 
8*,  eon.,  1920  MAN 

Gen.,  g.,  4s,  Apr.  1,  1946.  .A&O 
Detroit  &  Mack.— 
Prior  lien,  g.,  4e,  1995  ..'...J&D 
Mort.  gold,  4s,  1995  J&D 

•"5'6" 
•  20 

•100 

90 
62 

22 

Chic.  A  Pac.  DlT.,  6«.  1910..JAJ 
Weafn  DlT.,  gold  ft..  1 
Ch.  A  Ho.  BIT.,  lit  5a.  1026.JAJ 
Mineral  Pt.  Div.  .5.,  191O...JAJ 
Chlr.A  L.3ilp.l>tT.,x...'i8/21  JAJ 
WU.  A  Minn.  Dlv..  g.  5i.'21  JAJ 
Win.  Val 
.   1BO9  JAJ 

119 

114 
110I« 

88 
90 
110 

•  80 
^108 

Detroit  Mac.  &  Mara.— 
Land  grant.  3i«»,  1911  A&O 
1  it-troll  M.  &  Tol.—  See  L.  S.  &M.  8. 
Duluth  &  Iron  RR.— 
1st,  58,1937.       .  ..              A&O 

MOT 

•lll'« 

ISO 

-111U 
•llSSi 
•118>t 

I 

• 

II-.' 

130 
•  99"s 

* 

i:t-< 

iom 

2d  mort.,  6s,  1916  J&J 

•100 

•106 
•106 

•ibi" 

•  25 

| 

ii'g" 

•105i« 

•107 

'HSif 
•10(5 

•117" 
•112 
•116 
•100 

•ii'j" 

94% 

*  es's 

•131 
•100 
•106 

•103 
•Ill's 

,ilnal5i.  gold.  1914  JAJ 
Mil  w.A  Mo.,  Ae,  lit  M.  I  V  1O..J  A  l> 
6..  lit,  ooMol.,  1913  JAP 
Ch.  Ju.  BTi.ASt'k  Y'da-  BeeMteoBL 
Ok.  A  No,M.-8««Ch,A  Weat-Mleh. 
Ch.  A  Mo.P.,  con.,ft*.g.,1940.AAO 
-  Truat  Co.,  *mf.  eerU 

i'io" 

120 

Cluclnnati  A  Springfield— 
7i,  C.  C.  C.  A  I.,  19O1  AAO 
7a,  gu.  L.  8.  A  M.  8.,  1901.  .  AAO 
Peorta  A  Bait,  ooni.,4i,'4O.A&O 
2d  con*.  Income  4*,  199<).Apr  1 
Id.Blm.AW.,7i,l8t,pf.,1900.JAJ 
O.Iad.AW.,g.ft8,l«t.pr..l!»3S.Q-J 
CleT.  Col.  Cln.  A  IcdianapoUa— 
lit,  a.  f.  7i,  1899  HAN 

•108 
•109 
«  72 
•   10 
•1O7>4 
•102 

•108 
•182 
•123 
•130 

» 



Duluth  &  Man.—  See  No.  Pacific. 
Dul.  M.  &  N..  1st,  g.,  6s,  1922.  J&J 
2dcon.  M.,  g.,68.  1923  J&J 
Duluth  Red  W.  A  So.— 
iBt,  g.,58,  1928  J&J 
Dul.8.8h.&  All.—  l»t,g.,5s,'37.J&J 
Dili.  Short  Line—  See  St.  P.  &  Dili. 
Dulu.  Trans.—  1st,  g.,  6s,1921.J&J 
Dun.  War.  &  P.-See  N.  Y.  O.  &  H.  R. 
Dutcheis  Co.—  See  Phila.  &  Read. 
East  Ten  n.  Va.  A  Ga.—  See  So.  Ry. 
East  Shore  Ter.—  lst,58,g.,'15.F&A 

70 
40 

60 

74 
11 

* 

42% 

Chicago  A  North  weatera— 
Con.  ».  f.7«.  1915        ..      .    Q-F 

•141 
•117>i 
•117«« 
•llo 
•Ill's 
•107 
MllHi 
•101 
•101 
•104 

Oen.  eoo.,  g.,  7i.  ep..  19*3.  Jl  I) 

Wlikln^  Mi,.l....  r-.-  .  !••:••    \.V'. 
5a.  1929                                AAO 

119 
118 

111 

107»i 

Conaol.  mort.,  78,  1914  J&D 
Gen  eon    g    61   1934          JAJ 



Con.  .Ink.  fund,  7«.  1914  .  .  .J&D 
Cleveland  Loraln  A  Wheeling- 
Con,  g.  5i,  1  933  A&O 

•Ink'  f.l.  deben.5«.'  1933...  MAN 
W-Te»r  deb.  Sa,  19O9    .    ..MAN 

104>4 

I:;I-I.-MI  M:i--.-  r.x,  K.,  I'.mi;  ...M.v> 
Eautern  Minn.—  See  St.  P.  M.  &  M. 
Eoiton  &  Ainboy—  lst,5s,  '20.M&N 
Ellzab.  I-ex.  &  Big  S.—  See  C.  &  O. 
I'.in.ira  Cort.  A  Nor.—  See  LeU.  VaL 
Flinlrn  StateL.    1st  M.  7s  '05  AAO 

SO-Teor  d«b.  Si.  1921  AAO 
Exten.  lM,n,l.,4..  1:>J.;     t\\  1  .-. 
Iowa  DlT..  l.t,  41i«.  1902..  .AAO 
bcan.A  I..«.ip  .  1  -t..U,  19O1  JAJ 
De»  M.  A  Mlnn..l.t.7«,  1907.FAA 
Iowa  Mid.,  lit  M.,  Si.  1900  AAO 
Ckle.  A  Mil,  l.t  M.,7*.  1898.JAJ 
CWe.MA.NW.  lnt.fU.190S.  MAN 
Wlnona  A  lit.  r..'J.I.7..19O7.MA» 
lit  extea.,7i.  gold,  1918.  J  AD 
MIL  A  Mad.,  l.t,  6«.  19O3...MA8 
Ott.  C.  F.  A  St.  P..  5«.  1909.  MAS 
Worth.  111.,  l.t.  5«.  1910  MAS 
Ma.l.«.t.  .  .-    Ntic.7..  1911.AAO 
Maple  KIT.,  lit  M.7..  1807..  JAJ 
lanhleld  exu.  1  M.:».-."J.A*o 
leaoBlBeeext..Utg.7».'ll.JAD 
7i,'06.JAJ 
thwe»t.Un..  lit  f.  7i,'l7.MA8 
Me.  A  TonMk.lit.oii,  19O5.M  AN 
Dak.  Ont..  lit  a.  6i,  1907..  MAS 
OadarK.  AM.,l.t,7i,  1916.  MAN 
•,1909  JAI> 
Frem.  Elk.  A  Mo.  V..6V33.AAO 
UMUUBMd 

Oen.  g.  5i,  1930  (when  IM.)  J  AD 
Equip.  note«5i,  1902  J&J 
CleTeland  Term.  A.  Valley- 
lit,  4a  g    1995                      MtVN 

* 

•  65 
•103 
•118 

• 

•"85" 

* 

•"is" 

•  60 
•  50 

* 

•  70 
•  60 
*  85 
•102 
•108 
•100 
•105 
•  90 

75 



CleT.  -rA'-AW.,  lit,  7i,  i'898.  .AAO 
CleT.AHah.Val.-Oon.5i,  g.'38J  AJ 
CleT.  A  Marietta—  Sw  Peun.  RR. 
Ctoreland  A  Pitta.—  See  I'cnn.  Co. 
CoL  Hid.,  lit,  gold.  "«,  1936.  .  .J&D 
Eng.  Tr.  Co.  Certf..  of  Den.  ... 
Con.  4i,  x.  g.,itp.guar.,'40.FAA 
Eag.  Tr.  Co.  Oertlfs.  aaarnted.. 
Aapea  Sh.  L.-lit,  g..  88./19.  J&J 
Boak.Tun.  litM.gtd.g.78.'35.  JAJ 
OoL  BlTer  Bridge.  See  I.  A  Gt  No. 
Columbia  A  Or.—  See  Southern  Ry. 
OoL  A  C.  Mld.-8ee  Bait  A  Ohio. 
OoL  New.  A  L.-lit.g.6«,1937.J&J 
Colnmbu.  IIockliiK  Valley  A  T.— 
Con*,  g    58  1931         .     ...MAS 

Kliulnt  &  Wllliumsport.— 

•110 
•104  4 
•HO 

• 

118 

122 
"76" 

"s'o" 

*H 
7M',. 

"eo" 

Income  SB,  2802  A&O 

107 
109 

ii'i" 

M** 

654L 

106 
112 

Erie—  7s,  1st,  ext.,  1897  M&N 
5i,  2d,  «xt.,  gold,  1919  M&S 
4i«8,  3d,  ext.,  gold,  1923....  M&S 
5s,  4th,  ext.,  gold,  1920  A&O 
4s,  5th,  ext.,  gold.  1928  J&D 
7s,  1st,  con.  g.,  1920  M&S 
78,lst,con.,g,f  und  r  on.!920.M&S 
Prior  lien  g.  4s.  1996  J&J 
Gen.  lien  K  3-48,1996  J&J 

127 
139 

•iai 
•110 
•ions 

>100>i 
•117 

100 
•100 
•127 
•115 
1M 
•110 
•114 
133 
•124 

•127 
100 

•!  U   . 
•127 

•Hi 

•;.•!> 
•112>« 

•io?" 

• 

iw" 

132 

Buff.  N.  Y.&  E.,  1st,  7s,  1916.J&D 
Buff.  &  So.  W.,  lst.6s,g.l908.J&J 
Jeff.  RR.,  1  st.  5fl,  gu.,  g.,  '09.  A&O 
Chic.  &  Atlantic  Term.— 
1st,  M.,  g.,  5s,  1918  J&J 
Cli.  &  Erie,  5a,  1st,  g.,  1982.  M&N 
Long  Dock,  6s,  con.,  g.,1935A&O 
Newb.  &  N.Y..  1st,  5s,  1929.J&J 
N.  Y.  L.  E.  &  W.  C.  A  RR.— 
1st,  6s,  cur.,  guar.,  1922..  M&N 
N.  Y.  L.  E.  A  W.  D.  A  I.  Co.— 
1st,  6s,  our,,  1913  JAJ 
Susp.  Bridge  A  Erie  Junct.— 
lit  g'd  7s,  19OO                   JAJ 

189 

Oen.  6«.  gold,  1904  JAD 
Gen.  Llen4i,  199A  

ii»" 

133*1 

Col.  A  Hock.  V.,  lit,  7i,  '97.  .AAO 
OoLAToledn,l.t.7»t  19O5..F&A 
2d  mort.,  7i,  19OO  MAS 

115 
LOB 
112 

"78" 
100 

85 

1«1 
7 

•100 

•100 
•106 
•105 

•101 
•103 
•  90 

•  52 
•     5 

•100 
•  

* 

...... 

mooxftty  AI'ac"fK  lit.'98JAJ 
raokee  Lake  Shore  A  Wn- 

OhloA  W.  Va..l.t,7».19IO.MAN 
Cartrunt*.  f.  g.,  8e,  19O4....Q-J 
Ohio  Land  A  fty.jr.68.  1914.J&J 
WeUi.*Jack.,lit6«,g..K'd.  1915 
OoL*  Ind.C«n.-8eeP.C.C.A8tL. 
Columbu.9anrtu»ky&  Hocking— 
lit  mort.,  5..  gold,  19OO...A&O 
G«n.  mort.,  2V4.,  g-,  IBiG  .  J*J 
Income  4i,  g.,  194!T  FA  A 
ZUMMT.  Ter..  lit,  g.,5e,1940  JAJ 
Col.Ter.*Tr.<:o:-5.,  1943.M&8 
Col.  Connect.  ATer.—  See  Norf.*  W. 
Concord  A  Mont.—  4s,  1920....  J&D 
B.C.  AM.,  Imp.  On,  1911  J&J 
Conn.  A  Pamum.—  lit.g.4.,'43  A&O 
New.  *  Rich.,  g-d  58.  1911.  .  J  *J 
Conn.  River.  -Gold  4s,  1943..  M&S 

COB.  lit  «•,  gold.  1921  .  .  .MAN 
Mich.  DlT..  Ut  g.  6i,  1924.JAJ 
Antiland  DiT.,  l.t  g.  6*,-2S.MA» 
CottT.deb.g.  5..  1907  FAA 
Kxt.Atmp.,a.r.jr.>S«.1929.FAA 
laeome..  *•,  iJll  MAN 
St-P.AK.'.r  Tr  ..l.t..;..i  -l.l  J.V.I 
OM.Pad.AMrm     lirtg  S*'34  JAJ 

* 



• 
* 

•'55" 
«  80 

103 

122i« 
103 
105 
103 

<I3 

Erie  A  Pittsburg— 
Con.  M.,  7s,  1S98  JAJ 
Equipment,  7s,  1900  AAO 
Gen.  M.,  g.,  guar.,  4s,  1940  .JAJ 
Eicanaba  &  L.  Su.—  See  Chl.&  N.W. 
Eureka  SprlngH.  Hy.  — 
1st  68  g    1933         .  F&A 

113 

70 
1O 

iba" 

73 

•Ueigo  Heoria  A  St.  F-ooU- 
mort.,  g.4i.  19,  ft  JAJ 
2dBMTt.  tee.  g.4».  194ft..  Jan.  1 
Okteago  Rock  I  •land  A  PaolBc— 
M.  6i.  1917.  aoap  JAJ 
-•.aodeol.5a.lMI4  *AJ 
W-7MT  data..  5a.  1921  MAS 

* 
• 

•129  "4 

•  lo.il, 

• 

48 
10 

ib't" 
*)\ 

101 

95 
105 

i'oYi" 

Evansville  A  Indiana— 
Ter.U.&S'east,  l8t,7s,1909.M&S 
Ev.&  ln.,lBt,g.,«'d  6s,  '24J&J 
Consol.,  g..  g'd,  6s,  1926  ..J&J 
*-.„.  Ro-k.&K.—  See  L.E.AHt.1, 

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Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bondn. 

Bid. 

Auk. 

Bondn. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Evansville  481  Terre  Haute  — 
1st,  con.,  g.,  OB.  1921  J&J 
iBt,  gen.  5s,  gold,  1942  A&O 
Mt.  Vernon,  1st,  Os,  g.,  '23..  A&O 
8ul.  Co.  Dr.,  1st,  g.,  5s,  1930.  A&O 
E.T.H.&Chic.-l8t.6s,g.,1900M&N 
2d,  6s,  gold,  1900  J&J 
Income  IN,  lli-O  M&N 
Falriu'nt  Morgaustown  &  Plttsb. 
1st,  4>«s,  1993  M&S 
Fargo  &  So.—  See  Cliio.  M.  &  St.  P. 
F.  Ft.W.  &W.,l8t,g.  5s,  1915.  .J&J 
Income.  5s,  1945  J&J 
Fltchburg— 
(is  Oct    1897 

•110 
70 

,  85 

112 
80 
100 
80 

LOO 

95 
25 

ibdii 

[ud  Deo  &Sp     1st  7s  1906  A&O 

Lexington  &  Eastern  — 

•"15" 
*  60 

*112 

,  85 

95 
30 

b5 

10 
113 
90 

•  27 
•100  V 
•"96" 

*  90 
*118 
•102 

101 
90 

85 

1st  g.5c,  1900  J&J 
Gen.  mort.  5s,  1935  A&O 
Lima  North.—  Ist.g.,  5a,1945.  A&O 
Lincoln  &  No'westu—  See  C.  B.  &u. 
Utrh.Car.&W.—  lst,6s,g.,'16.J&J 
Little  Miami- 
Renewal  5s.  1912            ..     M&N 

tnd.  Dec.  &  Western— 
1st  g.,  58,  1935  ...J&J 
Ind.  111.  &  la.—  1st,  4s,  1939  .  .  .J&D 
1st  ext.,  g.,  5a,1943  
Indiana  &  Lake  Michigan— 
1st  M..  g.,  5s.  1939  M&S 
Ind.  &  St.  L.—  Si-e  C.  C.  C.  &  St.  L  .  . 

•103 
•1O2 
•  95 

101 

101  Hi 

103V 
10-1 
IUO'4 
107 
10014 
10014 
101 
101M 
102 

Little  Rock  &  Ft.  8.— 
1st  7s  1905                              J&J 

Ind.  &  Vln.—  1st,  7s,  1908  F&A 
2d  mort.,  68,  g.,  gu.,  1900..  M&N 
International  &  Gt.  Northern— 
iBt  6s  1919       M&N 

L.Rock&Mem.—  lst,5s,1937.M&S 
Engraved  Trust  Co.  eertitlcates. 
Long  Br.  &  SeaSh.—  See  C.  of  N.  J. 
Long  Dock—  See  Erie. 
Long  Island—  1st,  7s,  1898.  .M&N 
2d  mortgage,  7n,  1918  F&A 
1st,  cousol.,  g.,  5s,  1931  Q-J 

119ia 

*  20 

*105»s 
•12-. 
•116 

25 

2d,  4ia-58,  1909  M&S 
3d,  4s,  gold,  1921  M&S 

•  "9 

•  29% 

•100 

* 

Colorado  River  Bridge— 
IstM.  7s,  1920  M&N 

Gen.  mort.,  g..  4s,  1938  T&D 
Met.  Ferry-  1st,  5s,  1937.  ..M-N 
Ferry,  lst,4ia8,oon.g.,1922.M&S 
4s,  gold,  1932  J&D 
Debenture  gold  5s,  1934.  ..J&D 
N.  8h.  Br.,  1st,  con.  5s,  g.,'32.Q-J 
N.Y.  &  R'k'y—  1st  7s,  1901.  A&O 
N.Y.&  R.B.—  lst,g.,5s,1927.M&8 
2d  mort.,  Inc.,  1927  
N.Y.Bklyn.&  M.B.,l8t,g.,58,1935 
Brook.&Mon.,l8t,g.6s,l911M&S 
1st,  5s,  1911  M&S 
2d,  5s,  1938  J&D 
L.I.City&F.—  l8t,6s,1911.M&N 
2d  5s,  1937  M&N 

*    H713 

M04 

ibi" 

89" 

toe" 

100 

9O 
100 
42ia 
108 

44,1897  M&S 

towa  Cent'l—  1st,  g.,  5s,  1938.J&U 
KelthsbiirgBr..lst,6s,1925.J&D 
[owa  Falls  &  S.  C.—  lst,7s,'17.  A&O 
Iowa  Midland—  See  Chio.  &  N.  W. 
Jacksonville  &  St.  Louis— 
cons.,  g.,  5s,  1925,  when  Iss.A&O 
Income  4s,  1935,  when  igs..J&.) 
Jaok.&So.East.—  1st  6s,  '10.  J&J 
Jack.St.Aug  &Ind.R.6s,1918.F&A 
Jack.T.&KeyW.-  lst,6s,g.,'14.J&J 
Con.  M.  6s,  1940  M&S 
Jacksonville  Terminal— 
1st  M.,5s,g.,g'd,July  1.1939.J&J 
Jefferson—  See  Erie. 
Jeff.  Mad.  &  Ind.—  See  P.  C.C.&  8t.L. 
Joliet  &  Northern  Indlara— 
1st  M  7s  1907 

•iVi'.j 

4  IBS,  1914  M&N 
48  1005                                     J&D 

•1271s 

95 
60 

"eo" 

102 

4»'  1907                    A&O 

102is 
102% 

4s,  1915  

4n,  July  1,1916  

*  W7 
•  35 
*1O5 
*114 
•104 
•  97 
•112 
•100 

* 

Flint  &P.Marq.,l3tM'.g.6s,'20A&O 
1st,  con.,  gold,  5s,  1939  M&N 
Hollv  Wayne  &  Monroe  RR.— 
1st  8s,  Jan.  1901  J&J 
Port  Huron  Dlv.,g,  5s,  1939.... 
Construction  7s,  1899  '.A&O 
Fl  irlda  Central  &  Peninsula  — 
1st,  gold,  5s,  1918  J&J 
Ist.l!  g.  ext.  5s,  gold,  1930..  J&J 

116 

84 

"80" 

"so" 

73 

54 

58 

I  85 

*  95 

•116 
'109 
•103 

* 

*108 

ilOlXi 

n  9*:'i 
'   75 
•  70 

*  46 
•105 

'  57i« 

k 

i'it;" 

l<>5 
104 
104 

114 

100 
IOO 

N.Y.BayExt.R.,l8t,5s,g.,'43.J&J 
Mon.Ex.RR.lstM.gu.5s.'45.J&J 
Louisiana  &  Mo.  Riv.—  See  Chi.  &  A. 
La.  Western—  1st,  6s,  1921  J&J 
Louisv.  Cin.  &  Lex.  -See  L.  &  N. 
Louisville  Ev.  &  St.  L.— 
Receiver's  certs.,  6s,  1896.M&N 
1st  6s  1926.                     ...  A&O 

*108 

*  95 
*  99 
*  97 

•"29" 
*     7 
•100 
•100 

*   80 

•1055e 
'108 
•119 
•102 
•113 

•11614 

*106 
•122 
/112 
•110 
•105 
•111 
•101 

no? 
•ib?" 

(107 
•108 

•  9013 
•"79" 

*  95 
•102 

•   82 
•  87 

'112i« 

* 

•"42  "14 
•106 
•  65 

104 
105 
133 

102 
105 
1021s 
107^ 
102 

9713 
100 
102  Hi 

*105 
*"l2" 

* 

So/Bound.ist  g.,  58,1941.  A&O. 
Florida  Southern  — 
IstM.,  g.  g'd,  Sis-Is,  1945.  .J&J 
Ft.8t.Un.Dep.Co.—  ii38,g.,'41.J&J 
Ft.  Smith  &  vlB.B.—  SeeSc.L&  S.  F. 
Ft.  Worth  &  Den.  C.—  a.,  4-6s,  1921 

Junction(Phila.)—  2d,6s,1900.A&O 
1st  4^8  1907    J&J 

Kalamaz.Al.&G.R.—  SeeL.S.&M.S. 
Kanaw.  &  Mich.—  See  Tol.  &  O.  C. 
Kansas  City  &  Atlantic- 

60 
108 
70 

E.  R.  &  E.Dlv.,lst,68,1921.J&.T 
H.  T.  C.  &  C.,  1st,  6s,  1927.  .  .  A&O 
2d  mort.,  2-6s,  gold,  1936  
Consol.  g.,  5s,  1939,  certifs..  J&J 
Gen.,  gold,  4s,  1943  M&S 
Venice&Car..  lstM.,6s,1900J&D 
iBt  mort    6s,  1902      .       .J&D 

Kans'as  C.  Beit—  1st,  6s,  idi  6.  .  J&'j 
Kan.  C.Clintou&Sp.—  lst,5s,1925. 
Pleas.  Hill  &  De  Soto,  1st,  7s  '07. 
Kan.  City  Ft.  Scott  &  Memphis- 
let  6s  1928                            M&N 

•104 
50 
95 

79 
50 
*100 
•100 
107 
95 
•  97 

65 

18 
65 
*  45 

118 
105 
105 

68 

fO 
70 

Ft.W.&R.  G.—  1st,  5s,  g.,  1928.  J&J 
Foxbury  Br.—  Sec  Pitt.  &  West. 
Fre.  Elk  &  Mo.  Klv.—  See  C.  &  N.  W. 
Gainesville  Jeff.  &  Southern— 
1st,  7s,  1911  J&J 
Galv.  Harrisb'g  &  San  Antonio— 
1st  6s  gold  1910.                 F&A 

*  42 

•103 
•  96 

•  88 
•  86 

"103% 
*  80i« 
•104 
'  50 

•"(•'358 

•100 
*1O9 
*110 
•100 

•  80 

•106 
•105 
•104 
(110 
(   36 

*  98 
*  80 

not 

*  95 
•110 

* 

•  48 
•125 

* 

•102% 

*  95 
'    941s 
•  64 

"103 
•100 

*107 

•  98 
•102 
•100 
*  99 
U01 
•102 
"112 

nos 

2108 
(   92 
•103 
•103 

» 

•iizi" 

•  97 
•101 

•104 
•100 
•112 

* 

*"87" 

* 

*"8"6" 

•  80 

43 

50 
107 

"96" 

104M 
81 

53" 

80 
95 
102 

80 
60 

11 

Current  Riv.,  1st,  58,  1927..  A&O 
Rich  Hill  RR.,  lst,7s,1910.M&S 
Mem.K.&Col.lstM.78.1910.M&8 
K.C.Ft.S.&G.,  1st,  7s,  1908.  ..J&D 
K.C.&M.R.&  B.,ls,5s,g.,'29.  .  .  A&O 
Kan  &  Mo.  1st  M.  5s,  1922  

Louisville  Henderson  &  St.  L.  — 
1st  mort,  g.,  5s,  1946  J&J 
Louisville  &  Jefferson  Bridge- 
Guaranteed  gold  4s,  1945.  .M&S 
Louisville  &  Nashville— 
Consol  1st  7s  1898      .  ...A&O 

84 
85 

10614 
111 
1201« 

ii"«" 

L14 

iVe'  ' 
ii'6" 

ii'6" 

100 

2dmort    7s  1905                ..J&D 

Mex.  &  P.  Div.,lst,5s,1931.M&N 
Gal.Hous.&Hen.—  l8t,5s,'13.A&O 
Georgia  &  Alabama  — 
Istpref.,  K'.,  58.  1945  
1st  con.  M.,g.,  58,1945  J&J 
Geo.  Cr.  &  Curnb.—  1st,  6s,'09.A&O 
Geor.Mid.—  lstM.,g.3s,1946.A&O 
Georgia  Pacific—  See  Southern  Ry. 
Gcorg.  I  ar.  &  N.—  lst,5s,g.,'29.  J&  J 
Ga.So.&Fl.—  1st,  g.,  5a,1945.  J&J 
Oa.  KR.  &  Banking  Co.,  6s,  1897.  . 
6s  Jan  1  1910                       J&J 

Kansas  City  Memphis  &  Bir.— 
Gen  4s  1934                       M&S 

68 

Cecilian  Br.,  7s,  1907  M&S 
N.  O.  &  Mobile  1st,  6s,  1930..  J&J 
2d  6s  1930                           J&J 

Income  5s,  1934  Sept.  1 

Blr.  equip.,  6s,  g.,  gu.,  1903.  M&S 
Kan.  C.  &N.W.lstM.  58.1933.J&J 
Kan.  C.  &  Omaha—  See  St.J.  &  G  .  I. 
Kan.  City  &  Pac.—  See  M.  K.  &  T. 
K.  C.  St.  J  &  C.  B.—  M.  7s,  1907.  J&J 
Nodaway  Val.,  l8t,7s,  1920.J&D 
Tarkio  Val.,  1st  M.  78.1920.J&D 
Kan.  C.  &  So.W'n.—  SeeSt.  L  &S.  F. 
Kan.  C.  Pitts.  &  Gulf—  1st,  5s.A&O 
Kan.  C'.  Sub.  Belt—  1st,  6s,'20.  J&D 
Con.  Term.  1st,  g.,  5s,  1922.J&J 
Kan.  C.  Uuion  Ter.,5s,1923.F&A 
Kan.  C.  &  Ind.  Air  L.,  5s,'22.M&3 
Kan.  C.  Wat.  &  Gulf— 
IstM.,  g.,-°>8,  Jan.  1,1930...  J&J 
Kansas  Mia.—  See  St.  L.  &  S.  F. 
Kansas  Pacific—  See  Union  Pac 
Keithsburg  Br.—  See  Iowa  Ceut. 
Kentucky  Central—  See  L.  &N. 
Ken.  &  Ind.  Bd.—  lst,g.,5s,'ll.M&S 
2d  M.,  gold,  5s,  1919  A&O 
Term.,  gold,  5s,  1916  J&D 
New  Albany  Belt  &  Terminal— 
IstM.,  gold,  6s,  1920  J&D 
Keokuk  &  Des  M.—  See  C.  R.  I.  &  P. 
Keokuk  &  Ham.  Bridge— 
IstM.  8s,  1899  A&O 
Kuoxv.  &  Ohio—  See  Southern  Ry. 
LakeE.  &\Vest.—  1st,  g.,  5s,'37.  J&J 
2d,  g.,  5s,  1941  J&J 
No.  Ohio,  1st,  guar.,  K.,  5s,  1945 
Lake  Shore  &  Michigan  So.  —  • 
Buff.  &  E.,  new  b.,  M.  7s,'98.  A&O 
Det.  Mon.&  fol.—  lst,7s,'06.F&A 
Lake  Shore  Div.,  7s,  1899.  .  .A&O 
Lake  S.,  cons.  1st,  7s,  1900.  .  .  J&J 
Cons.  2d,  7s,  1903.  ...        J&D 

60" 

120 

E.  H.  &N.  1st,  6s,  1919  J&D 
Gen.  mort.,  6s,  1930  J&D 

Lou.  0.  &  Lex.  —  Gen.  6s,  red.  to 
4135,  Nov..  1931  M&N 
2d  mort.,  7s,  1907  A&O 

Mem.&O.,stl.M.,7s,g.,'01..J&D 
Louis.  Ry.T.  Co.,  lst,8s,'01.M&N 
M.Clarksv.&L,  stl.6s,  g.,'02.F&A 
Maysv.&  Lex.lstM.7s,1906.J&J 
L.&N.,  Mob.&Mont.4i3S,'45.M&S 
PensacolaDiv.,  lst,6s,  1920.M&S 
St.  Louis  Div.,  1st,  6s,  1921.  M&& 
2d,  3s,  1980  M&S 
Nash.  &  Dec.,  1st,  7s,  1900.  .J&J 
So.  &No.  Ala.£.,  guar.  6s,  1903  .  .  . 
g  F    6s  1910                      M&N 

6s*  Jan  1    1922                        J&J 

70 
100 
92 

1st  5s,  Jan  1.  1922  J&J 
Gettysburg  &  Har.  Ry.— 
Cons  5s  K  g'd,  1926            A&O 

95 

i'ii" 

41 

85 

ibo" 

*  98 

* 
* 

*  35 

A 

•115 
•101 
"lOSHs 

•105i2 
•120 
•10^ 
•11138 
•1191s 

•11613 

•112 
*  80 
•  90 

nbs" 

•100 
•100 

* 

t'99" 
*119 
•11213 
•  98^ 

•iso" 

t 

Grand  Rapids  &  Ind.  — 
1st,  1.  (t.,  8.  t.  g'd,  7s,  g.,  '99,  J&J 
1st  mort.,7s,l.g.,g.,uotgu.A&O 
IstM.  g,  7e,  not  1.  g.,  1899..  A&O 
Exten.  1st,  g,  4  "3,  1941  J&J 
Muskegon  Dlv.,  g,  5s,  1926.  J&J 
Or.  Rap.  L.  &  D.—  See  Oct.  L.  &  No. 
Great  Northern  - 
Col  tr   4s,  g.,  1902     M&S 

U2 
60 

100 
35 
70 

40 
72 

ibs" 

Cons,  mort.,  guar.,  5s,  1936  
50-year,  gold,  5s,  1937  M&N 
Unified  4s,  golil,  1940  J&J 

91% 
100 
80 
9713 

"87" 

Greenwood  Anderson  &  West.— 
IstM    g.  5s  1936                  J&J 

Pensa.&Atl.,lstt)s,gu.,'21.F&A 
Col.tr.,gold,5s,  1931  M&N 
Nas.F.&S.,lst.s.-ii.,g..58,'37.F&A 
Ky.  Cent.,  4s,  gold,  1987  J&J 
Louisville  N.  A.  &  Chicago— 
1st,  6s,  1910  J&J 

Han.  &  St.  Jo.—  See  C.  B.  &  O. 
Harrlsl).  P.,  Ac.—  1st,  4s,  1913.  J&J 
Hart.  &  Conn.  West—  5s,  1903.  J&J 
Henderson  Bridge  Co.  — 
1st  M.,  gold,  6s,  1931  M&S 
Hot.  Spr.  RR  —  1st,  g.,  5s,  '33.  M&N 
Housatonic—  See  N.  Y.  N.  H.  &  H. 
Houst.E&W.T.—  lst,5s,g.,'33.M&N 
Houston  &  Texas  Central- 
ist, Waco  &  Nor.,  7s,  1903...  J&J 
1st,  1.  g..  g.,  5s,  1937  J&J 
Consol..  1.  g.,  gold.  6s,  1912.A&O 
Debenture  6s,  1897  A&O 

111 
90 

Con.  mort.,  g.,  6s,  1916,  ctfs.  A&O 
Gen.  M.,  g.,  5s,  1940,  certs.M&N 
C.  &  I.  Div.,  6s,  gold,  1911.  .F&A 

85 

107 

Mahouiug  Coal—  See  L.  S.  &  M.  S. 
Maine  Central  — 
Mortgage  7s,  1898  J&J 
Exteu.  bonds,  6s,  g.,  1900.  .  .  A&O 
Cons    7s  1912                        A&O 

ibe" 

110 

i20% 

L"e 

ibs" 

10S 

Debenture  4s,  1897      .  .      A&O 

96is 

Kuox.  &  Line.,  1st  M.,  Pen.  Sh. 
line  4s  1920                        F&A 

Gen.,  gold,  4s,  1921  A&O 

Hud.&  Riv.  F.—  See  Ch.  St.  P.M.&O. 
Huntingdon  &  Broad  Top.— 
1st,  g.,4s,  Sept.  30,  1920.  ..A&O 
2d  mort.,  4s,  gold,  1925  F&A 
Cons,  inort.  5s,  g.,  1925  A&O 
Illinois  Central- 
ist gold  4s,  1951         .          .J&J 



Mahon.  C.  RR.—  1st,  5s,  1934.  J&J 
Kal.  A.  &  Gr.  R.—  1st,  5s,  '38.  J&J 
Leaven  worth  Term.  Ry.&  Bridge— 
1st  M..  gold,  5s,  1923  J&J 
Lehigh  &  Hudson- 
Is!  mortgage,  g.,  5s,  1911...  J&J 
2dM.  5s,  1917  J&J 
Warwick  Val.—  1st  6s,  1900  A&O 

2d,  5s,  Feb.  1,  1921  
Cons  4s,  Apr.  1,  1912           A&O 

90 

100 
94 

Cons.,  4138,  Apr.  1,  1912....  A&O 
4138  gold  Feb    1905 

107 

Hereford  Railway— 
IstM.,  guar.,  4s,  1930...  M&N 
Upper  Coos,  Ist4s,  1930.  ..M&N 
Eur.&N.A.,4s,gold,1933...J&J 

Gold,  Sias,  1951  I&J 
Col.  tr.,  gold,  4s,  1952  A&O 

ibi" 

?d  6s,  1912.     ...                  A&O 

'25" 

4 

Col.  Tr.,  gold,  4s,  1953  M&N 
Col.  Tr.  2-10  gold,  4s,  1904.  J&J 
Cairo  Bridge,  4s,  g.,  1950...  J&D 
Sprlngtield  Div.,  6s,  1898...  J&J 
Middle  Div.,  reg.  5s,  1921  .  .F&A 
Sterling  8.  F.,  5s,  g.,  1903..  A&O 
Sterling,  gen.  M.,  5s,  g.,'05.  J&D 
1st  mort.,  £,  g.,  3s,  1951...  F&A 
Chi.  St.  L.  &N.  O.,  lst,ln.7s,'97.. 
1st,  con.,  7s,  1897  M&N 
2dM,68,  1SI07  J&D 
Cons,  g.,  5s,  1951  J&D 
Mem.  Div.,  1st,  4s,  g.,  1951.  J&D 
Western  lines,  g.,  4  s,  1951.  .F&A 
St.  Louis  Alton  &  Terre  Haute— 
1st  and  term.,  g.,  5s,  1914.J&D 
Bell.  &  S.  11.  ex.  g.,4iss,'97A&O 
Bellev.&Car.,l8t,6a,1923.J&D 
Ch.  St.  L.&  Pad.,lst,g.,5s.l917 
2d  M.  income,  g.,5s.  ,1917  .M&S 
St.  L.  South.,  Ist.g.,  4s,'31.M&S 
2d,inc.,nou-cum.,5a,'31.M&S 
1st  con.  g.,  5s,  1939  M&S 
Oarb.&9haw.,l8t,g.,4s,'32.M&S 
Ind.  Bloom.  &Wn.—  See  Peoria  &E 
Ind.  Cin.  &  Laf  .—  Seen.c.O.  &  St.  L 

Wttwayanda  Valley-69,1900J&J 

105 
102 
12112 

"9913 

1st,  5s,  1943  J&J 
Man.  So'w'n.Col.—  5s,g.,1934.J&D 
Mar.  &  N.  Ga.—  1st,  6s,  g.,  'll.J&J 
Consol.  6s,  1937  J&J 

103 

1st,  6s,  1898  J&D 
Con.  M.,  sterl.,  6s,  g.,  1897..  J&D 
Con.  M.,6s,aun  J&D 
Con.  M.,  6s,  R.,  gold,  1923.  .J&D 
Con.M.,  4133,  C.,  1923  J&D 
Con.  M.,  4138,  ann  J&D 
2d,  M.,  7s,  1910  M&S 
Cartrusts,  g.,58,  1897to  1906 

107 

111 

95 

Marq.H.&O.—  Mort.,6s,  1925.  A&O 
Maysv.&Lex.  —  See  Louisv.  &Nitsh 
McK'sport&B.  V.—  SeeP.McK.&Y 
Memphis  &  Charleston- 
Is!  M.,  g.,  78,1915  I&J 
2d  mort.  ,7s,  exten.,  1915.  ..J&J 
1st  cons.,  I'euu.lien.g  ,7s,  1915. 
1st  cousol.,  g.,  7s,  1915  J&J 
Gen.  gold  (is,  1924  J&J 
Merchants'  Br.—  See  St.L.Mer.Tor 
Mex.  Cent.—  Consol.  4s,  1911  .  .J&J 
1st,  con.,  inc.  3s,  19311            July 

•107 

•107 
•107 
•107 
•  87 
•  20 

67 
18 
8 

•"TO" 

(105 
(  52 
(   10 

f! 

8>9 
97 

107 
54 
12 

122" 

Middlesex  Val.l8t,g.,5s,'42.M&N 
Pa.  &  N.  Y.crnal,lst,7s,1906.  J&D 
Con.  M.,  5s,  1939  A&O 
Con.  M.,  4s,  1939  A&O 
Cons.,  4iss,  1939  A&O 
Elmira  Cortland  &  Northern— 
1st  prof.  ,g.,6s,Apr.l,  1914.  A&O 
IstM.,  g.,  58,1914  A&O 

*  90 

* 
* 
* 
* 

* 

*"99  "4 

95 

122 
99% 
108 
91% 
95 

'99" 

ibi" 

2d,  coll.,  inc.  3s,  1939              Jul\ 

OanastotaNor.,  lst,6s,  '06.  J&J 
Lehigh  &  N.  Y.,  1st  g.  4s,  1945.. 
Leh.V.Coal,lst,5s,g.,gu.,'33.J&J 
Snow  Shoe,  1st  M.,  5s,  1910.  J&J 
LeU.V.Ry.ofN.Y..lst,4i2a,g.,'40 
Leli  V  .Ter.,lst,g.,gu.,5s,'41.A&O 
Lehigh&  WilkesB.—  See  Cent.  N.J 
Leroy  &  Osney  Vn.l.—  See  Mo.  Pan 

1st  mort.  (7)  4s,  1911  Julj 
Mexican  Indnst.  RK.— 
1st,  g.,  6s,  Jan.  1,   1926  J&J 
Mex.  lut.—  1st,  4s,  gold,  1942.  M&S 
Mex.  Nat.— 
1st,  6s.  1927..                            J&D 

* 
* 

*"9"6" 

•ibs" 

2d,  A,  mo.  6s,  '17,  c'p'n  stpd.M&S 
2rt  \f..a«r  r*.  inc.  «a.  1917.  ..Apr. 

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1 


KA1LKOAU    BONDS. 


Bonda. 

Bid. 

A-k. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Mex.  Xorth'n—  l*tM..g.,6s,  1910. 
Mlohlg;. 
Consol.  7s,  19O2                   .MAN 

•  94 

100 
117 

Newport  &  Cincinnati  Bridge— 
448,  g.,  g'd,  1945  J&J 

* 

J112 
•100 

'1181-2 

•1O8 
(113 

•105 
J107 
•  85 
•116 
•100 
U07 

•105 
•120 
•102 
•108 
•130 
J105 
•1204 
•112 
UN 

• 

•1044 
•  90 

•1024 
•1384 

•106 

114 
114 

•116 
•110 

•Ml  ., 
•IOO 
•125 
•106 
•106*4 
•in.-,., 

•12O4 

•no 

•1054 

•MI-.. 

108 

114 

118% 

Northern  Central—  (Concluded.)— 
Con.  gen.  M.,  6s,  A,  1904..  ..J&J 
Con.  G.  M.,  44s,  E,  1925...  A&O 
Mort.bds.,5s,  1926,  ser.  A...  J&J 
Mortgage  bonds,  5s.  Ser.  B,  1920 
Union  Railroad,  2d  6s,  1900 

*ib"7" 

•114% 
*114% 

Coniwl  58,  19O2                     MAX 

New  River  B'dge—  See  Ches.A  Ohio 
N.Y.  B.&M.  Beh.—  See  Longlsland. 
f  .Y.  Kay  Ext.  RR.—  See  Long  M. 

5s.  coupon.  1931  MAS 
Mortgage  4s.  194O  JAJ 
J  I    iV"-i-     1  -text-  5*            1*101 

'118 
•1034 
•104 

•no 
•no 

•  7O 
1   77 

•  95 

•101 
•  »5 
•  50 
•  75 

•  90 

•1394 
115 

•ib24 

• 

•Vi-j" 

I  90 
<   91 

•  tu* 

•   -••  ' 

• 

1*2O" 

Northern  New  Jersey  — 
1st  6s,  1917  J&J 
Northern  Ohio—  See  L.  E.  &  West. 
Northern  Pacific- 
General  1st  M.,  6s,  1921.  ...J&J 
Prior  Ueu,g..4s,  1997  
Gen.  lieu,  g.,  3s,  2047  .  .  . 
Mo.  Dlv.,  6s,  1919  M&N 
Dili.  &  Man.,  1st,  6s  J&J 
Eng.  Tr.  Co.  certfs,  lOp.c.  pd.. 
St.  Paul  &  No.  Pac.,  6e,g.,"23.F&  A 
Reg.  certs  O  —  F 

•110 

'  87?8 
*  554 
*101 

•125 
*I24 
•117 

•1074 

•1124 
•1124 

I 

116 

88 
5538 

IH-t.  *  It 

Det.  A  B.  C.   Bridge,  8s.  1903   .. 
t  M.  j?.,:<a.'89  J&D 
Bat.C.*-                     .:ts,'89.JAD 
Grand  Kiver,  1st,  6a,  19O9..M&S 
Kalm.  A  S.H..  1st,  5- 
Mlddlesex  Valley—  See  Leh.  Val. 
Midland  of  X.  J.—  Sw  X.  Y.  S.  A  W. 
Midland  Terminal— 
Eouip.  notes,  1897-8  FAA 

Deli.g..44s.gui'r.'i904..!".M&X 
New  York  Central  &  Hud.  Riv.— 
1st.  coupon.  7s,  1903              J&J 

Debenture  ~>s,  1884-1904...  M&S 
5s,1889-19O4  M&S 

4s,189O-1905  J&D 

102% 
1034 
115 

Debt  i-erts..  4s,  g.,  1905,ext.M&X 
Sterling  mort.,  6s,  g.,  1903.  .J&J 
X.Y.&  Har'iu  1st,  7n,  1900  M&X 
N.  J.  Juiie.,  1st,  4s,  gn.1986.FAA 
West  Shore,  lst.4s,23»U  J&J 
4s.  registered  
Beech  Cr..lst,4s,g..gn  1936.J&J 
iM.iruar.,g.,  58,  1936  J&J 
Clf.  Bit.  C.Co.,l.*t,g.4s,'40.  J&J 
Gouv.*O8w.,lst,5s,g.,1942.JAD 
NoT.AMont.j.st.5s.g.,1916.AAO 
Cart.  A  Adir.,  1st.  4s.  g..  '81.J&D 
Dunkirk  Warren  &  Pitts.  1st  in.. 
L:..  7ss19OO  J&D 

lst,4s,g.,  1993..'.  ....     ...A&O 

O*weffoAKomc.2d.ris,1915.FAA 
lKt.mort.,78,  Hi  15  M&N 
MobawkAM.,l8t,4s,g..  1991.  M&S 
Bone  W.  A  O..  1st  ex.,  58/22.  «AO 
R.W.AO.Jer.R.lst,5a.-19...M,vN 
Syracuse  Xo.  1st  M.Ts,  1901.J&J 
Wat.  A  Rome  1st,  6s,  1910..  MAS 
UtlcuA  B.  Riv.,4s,g.,l!l-_>2..J&J 
WestTran«HCo..44».  1903.  FAA 
X.  Y.  Chicago  A  St.  Louis— 
1st,  4s,  1937                            A&O 

106 
107 
106 
107 
112 
91 

lid" 

MlU.sb.AWeat.-8ee  Chlt-.A  X.w. 
Mil.  A  L.  Wlnn.—  1st.  tin.  1912  .  .JAJ 
Man.  Dlv..  1st.  r..  6s,  1926.A&O 
Incomes,  5s,  1912  

West,  of  Minn.-l8t.7s,'07..M&X 
North  Paoiflo  Ter.  Co.— 
1st,  6s,  1933.                           J&J 

1084 

Del.                     •;«,  Ap.l.'O4.AAO 
Mllw.  A  MadUK>n-8e«  C-hlc.  A  N.  w. 
Milw.  A  Xo.-See  (  hie.  Mil.  A  St.  P. 
Mil  w.  A  8t  P.-8ee  C.  M.  A  St.  P. 
Mllw.  A  St.  L.,  gu.—  See  B.  C.  R.  A  X  . 
Mln.  Range—  Xew  eon.  5s,  '31.  JAJ 
Minneapolis  A  St.  Louis— 
1st,  7s,  1927  JAD 

Xorth  Pennsylvania  — 
1st  M.,4s,  extended,  1936.  M&N 
6s,  deb.,  1905  M&S 
7s,  general  mort.,  1903,  reg.  J&J 
Ogdensburg  &  Lake  Cham.— 
Cons.  6s,  1920.                        A&O 

125" 

.  1  '  -  '•*• 

100 
9« 

-n 
110 

75 
95 

95 

-,, 



78 

82 
20 

121 

iio" 

108 

iii" 
ioo" 

|M 

100 

to-, 

Income  6s,  1920 

Ogilensburg  Transit— 
1st,  6s.  1909  F&A 
Ohio  I.  &  W.—  See  Peoria  &  East. 
Ohio  &W.Va.  -See  Col.  H.V.&  P.— 
Ohio  &  Mississippi—  See  B.&O.S.W 
Ohio  River  RR.— 
Istg.,  5s,  1930  J&D 
Oen.  gold  5s,  1937                A&O 

•  68 

102 
85 

1st,  7s  Jan    1907                   JAJ 

Minn.  A  Dili.,  1st  7«,  19O7.  .MAM 
1st.  consol    gold,  5s  1934 

low                      <.,7s.l9O9..JAD 
Bo-west  Ext.,  lst.g..7s.l910.JAD 
Paclflc  Kit.,*!  si.  6s,  1921.  ..AAO 
Minn.  A  Pac.-lst.  5s.  1936...  JAJ 
Minn.  S.Ste.M.AAU.—  lst.4a.  1926 
Minn.  I'nlon-SeeSt,  P.  M.  A  M. 
Mis*.  Rtr.  Bdir.—  Bee  (  bio.  A  A. 
Mtaoori  Kansas  A  Texas— 
gold.  4s  1990                  JAD 

90 
100 
98 

Hunt.  &  B.  S.,  1st,  6s,  1922.J&J 
Rav.Spen.&G.,lBt,  68,1920.  F&A 
Ohio  Southern  — 
1st  g.  6s,  1921  .                        J&D 

834 

X.Y.  AGreenw.  L.-Pr.  i'n  Ss.1942 
X.  Y.  A  Harlem—  See  N.  Y.  C.  A  H. 
X.  Y.  Lack.AW.-See  D.L.  A  W. 
X.Y.L.K.AW.-Sce  Erie. 
X.Y.AM.  Beach—  See  Long  Island. 
X.  Y   Xew  Harm  A  Hartford— 
1st,  registered,  4s,  19O3  .  .  .  .J&D 
Con.  deb.,  eerts.,  <H,OOO 

Gen.  mortgage  g.  4s,  1921.  M&X 

14 
11 

1054 

2d,  gold,  4s,  199O                   FAA 

1st  Extension  5.,  1944.  ...MAX 
M.K.AT.ofT..l«t,5..gu..-43.MA8 
Teb.AXeosho 
Kan.  0.  A  Pae.,lst.4s.g.>90.FAA 
Dal.  A  Waco,  1st,  gu.,5s,'4O.MAX 
Booner.  B.  Co.,  7s,  gu./Oe.MAX 
Bherman  Shm  veport  A  Bonthern 
1st  M.  .  «u..  gold,  5s.  1913  JAD 
8.W.CO.IA  linp..lst.6*,1929JAJ 
Missouri  EaaaM  A  Eastern— 
1st,  5s,  gold.  guar..  1942  ...  AAO 

Ohio  Valley  (Ky.)— 
1st  mortgage  5s,  gold,  1926  
Gen.  consol.,  1st,  5s,  1938..  J&J 
Old  Colony  — 
6B.1897              ..      .              F&A 

25 

25 

IOO 
100 
1034 
104 
1024 
112 

•  50 
J  76 

•113 

•  834 

/  98 
/IOO 

•129 
U27 

•104 
•102 

• 

44s,  Dec.,  1897    J&D 

Boston  A  New  York  Air  Line— 
1st,  5s,  Aug.  1,  19O5           FAA 

44s,  1904                                 A&O 

4s,  gold,  Feb.,  1924    ..     ..F&A 

•  85 

• 
• 

Danbury  A  Xorwalk— 
Con.  5s,  July  1.  1920  JAJ 
Gen.  5s,  April  1,  1925..  ..AAO 
Harlem  River  A  Porti-hestcr— 
1st,  7s.  guar.,  Oct.,  19O3..AAO 
1st.  6s,  guar.,  Oct.  1903.  AAO 
2d.  4s,  June,  1911         ...  JAD 

4s,  Dec.,  1925  J&D 

B.  C.  F.  &  Xl  B.  5s,  1910.  ..  .J&J 
Omaha  Bridge—  See  Union  P  icitic. 
Omaha  A  STW.-See  C.  B.  &  Q. 

51 
80 

114 
83% 

102 
105 

60 

130 
129 
119 
118 

1   ,,n  J'i    ,.                              MA  N 

•  84% 
•102 

•"(JO" 
•  80 
100 

•i":,  ' 
•  97 

E: 

Tr.  Co.  cert*.,  1st  4s,  193".  ..J&J 
Oregon  &  Cal.—  1st  5s,  1927.  .J&J 
Oregon  I  unit.  Co.—  See  Mlscelliiu's 
Oregon  Railroad  &  Navigation— 
Irt.  8.  f.,  g.,  6s,  1909  J&.I 
Cons.,  g.,  4s,  194«..  J&D 

Id  mort.,  7s,  19O6       MAN 

Trust,  gold.  5..  1917  MAN 

r,,;   IT'.-:-   '.-    UHQ          .    FAA 

7". 
'.'.' 

H'satonlc-lst.  4s,  1910.  ...AAO 
Con.  g.,  5s.  1937  MAN 
HewII.A  Derby-lstni7».'OOFAA 
Consol.  5s,  1918                 MAN 

Lexington  I>!T..  5s,  192O.  .  .  FAA 
Pac.ofM 
2d.ext.5s.gold,1938  JAJ 
Bt.  :                    -.5*.  1938...  MAX 
Car                               .  .-•."H.AAO 
VerdlgVnl.l.AW..l.t.5s.I28.MA»« 
Ler.ACa                       ..•.S.-J6JAJ 
Bt.  .                               "u  A  South. 
•7  JAJ 
MAN 





Funded  oertfs..  08.  KKK)  

Ore.  Sh.  L.  &  Utah  N.—  See  Un.  P. 
Oregon  Short  Lino  —  See  Un.  Pao. 
Oswego  &  Rome  —  See  X.  Y'.  Cent. 
Ocwego  &  Syracuse—  See  D  .L.  &  W. 
OttawaOsw.A  Fox  R—  SeeC.  B.&o. 
OttuniwaC.F.&StP.—  SeeC.&X.W. 
Paduch.  A  Kilza.—  See  C.  O.  &  S.W. 
Panama  — 
Sterl'gM.7s,  g.,1897  A&O 
Subsidy  iMinds,  6s,  1910..  ..M&N 
Pecon  Valley 

Hew  Har.A  X.-l-t.7s.  1899  JAJ 
Consol.  6s,  April.  19O9..  ..AAO 
North  ext.,  5s    1911          AAO 

107 
123 

75 

102  Si 

1  "  j  - 

• 

Hew  York  Provld.  A  Boston— 
1st,  7s,  Jan.  1,  1899  JAJ 

•1014 

4s.  1942                                   AAO 

X  V.i  >.  AW.—  Con.  5s,  g.,  1939  JAD 
Refund..  l.t.golil,  4s,  1-.HI2.MAS 
Xew  York  Pennsylvania  A  Ohio- 
Prior  lien  44s,  1935  MAS 
19O8        ..MAN 

i09*4 
954 

Ark  rxt.  o«  1935 

•1O2  ' 

•  95% 

102 

M" 

(Hill 

;ios 

•102 

•'724 

•  90 
•UM 

•119 

...... 

108 
•101 

* 

(  slroArk.AT..l.t,7..g..'!»7JAD 
Oen.oon.ry.Al.g..5s.l931  AAO 
Or  n.con.  ,stpd.,gu.,g.,.i«,'3  I.  AAO 

•101% 

•  75 

102 

1  ,  .  f; 
U 

103 

"9*8" 

1064 
1194 

-:•  •-. 

1st,  58,  1!I4."  A&O 
Pennsylvania  RR.— 
(ifii.  mort.,  6s.  $,  c.,  1910.  ..J&J 
do          6s,  *,  c,  1910....  J&J 
Con.  mort.  0*.  cp,  19O5.J15.V-  HI.'' 
do          6s  £,  1905            JJtJ 

ABIrm— 
Prior  lien  5s,  1945                 JAJ 

• 

90 

M 

. 
Income  6s,  1933       AAO 
.k  Putnam-Sec  N.Y.  C.  A  U. 
X.Y.ARockawarBoh.-See  L.  I. 
Xew  York  Siuu|iiehaiiua  A  W.— 
refunding  5s,  1937  JAJ 

•  75 
.  ai| 

:..  M..  gold,  4s.  1945  JAJ 
Mobile  A  OkJo- 
<««.  1937....  JAD 
Ist.exten.,  ««.  19-.-7  O-J 
Oen  mort.,  4s,  P.MN             MAS 

/111! 
•1184 
(113 
(103 
•110 
•105 
•107 
/104 

(108 

n  lit 
•lut» 

•110 
•108% 

*> 

do           5s.  reg.,  1919.  ...M&S 

do         4-.  i.-..M,  l'.u:i...M*N 
do         34s,  *.  1945  

110 
105 

109*" 
108 

110 

123*" 
123 

i'ii" 

1094 
1094 
109  '4 

10178 

126*" 

isf" 
100 

2d  mort..  44s.  I'.i.iT  FAA 
:  mort.,  5s,  g..  1940  FAA 
Coll.  trust  6s.  19O.Y...  MAX 

Bt.l..ACslro.4*,gu..li»31...JAJ 
Mohawk  AMalo*j«-0eeN.Y.C.AH. 
Mot.Orat.-Bee  Bt.  P.  M.  A  M. 
•MM**.  BIT.--***  B.  A  0. 
M»I«a»-sLa.AT.-l.t.6«.1920JAJ 
AAO 
Morris  A  Kwex-gee  D.  L.  A  W. 
Hashua  A  Lowell-S«,  19OO.  .  JAJ 
:e  Chattanooga  A  H.  L.- 
JAJ 

'    -l 

•114 
•1254 

•1284 
Id 
•102 

•101 

•107 
•101 

•;..  • 

•no 

•103 

•ioo" 

•190 
•114 
•125 
1  10 
106 

•109 

• 

•110 

•ioo 

•108 

Collateral  Trust,  44s,  1913.  J&D 
Col.  trust  4s,  Ph.  W.  &  B..  192  1  .  . 
B.  E.  pur.  i  ley,  lst48,'23.'M.V.V. 
KiMilp.  Trust,  4s.  '1  4,  series  AQ-F 
Cleveland  &  Marietta— 
1st.  guar.,  g.  44«,  1935..  M&N 
C.  A  Pitt.  7s,i».f.,con.,  1900;M&N 

8er!B!448lgeu.',gt<i.'.l!i4'J.J&J 
Pcuu.  Co.  6s.  coup.,  19O7  l^-.l 
Peun.  Co.  IstM.  44s,  1921.  .KU 
Pitt.  C.  C.  &  St,  L.— 
Con.,g.gt.44*,Ser.A.1940.A&O 
do          do      8,1942.  ..A&O 
do          do      C,  1942.  ..M&N 
do          4s     D,  1945.  ..M&N 
Col.A  In.Ccn.,lst,  7s,1904..l&J 
2d  M  "s  19O4     M&X 

Term  1st,  g.,  5s,  1  '.113.      .  .FAA 

Mldl'il-if  V.I  .l-t.'i-.lUK).  AAO 
Wllkesb  AEast.lst  g.->s.-42.JAI> 
Noda  war  Val.  -Seek  r>t.J  &C.B. 
Xorf.ACar.-l8tM.5x.  ]•'.<> 
Xorf.  A8o.-lst,  g.  :.-.  lull  .MAN 
Xor.  A  Montreal—  See  X.  Y.  (  :. 
Norfolk  Va.  Beach  A  Southern— 

3d  mort.  0a,  19O1                  JAJ 

1*65" 
"76" 

H 

1214 
115 
126 
118 

'     Consol.,  gold,  5«.  1928  AAO 

Durk    Klv.r-'J.l.t..     1-nr.     ... 
Bon  Air  Br..  6s,  1917... 

Norfolk  A  western  - 
General  «-.  1H31  MAN 
Hew  River,  1st.  6s,  1932..  ..AAO 
Irap't  and  exten.,  Us.  I'.Ki  1  .F&A 

•120 
•111 

(11.! 

«  97 
t  97 
•IOO 

a  834 

j'i'i" 

(  55 

I  68 
•  68 
•   ;,.; 
•101 
•  83 

iie" 

102 
102 

"6*6" 
60 

72 

Lebaaon  Br..  «s.  1917  
Centrerllle  hr..g  ,»«.  1923  
Trarr  (  Itr  Mr  .  0*    1917 

En.  Trust  Co.  Certificate*.  — 
Xor.  A  Pet..  1st  M.  5s,  1  WO..  J&J 
.  19O8  JAD 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  Certificate*  
h  v.l>  .  l-r.:,-.i!'.-.7  ...MAS 
Trust  Co.  Cvrtlllcntes  
Md.AW.I>lv..lst.r>s.lt)41...JAJ 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  Certitt. 
Roan.AS<i.,  l8t,g.,gu 
Col.'  on.ATcr..l-i.''-.--..'--.J*J 
,t.N.K..lst.4*.'H9.M&N 
Bo.Blde  Va.oon.l8tpf.ex.5s,19OO 
I'nli.  1-t  pref..exi..  lis  19OO 
Va.ATcnn..  ltli>I..-(s,1900..JAJ 
Kxteinli-d.  'f.  1!'<IO  JAJ 

•112 
'115 
•115 
122 
•1074 
'110 
116 
•137 
•13D4 
•132  '4 

•ioo" 

•129 
(105 

* 
Centr 

*10l 
•  20 

MeM.M.W.AAI..l8t.6a.>17.JAJ 
J»-l~-r  l(r  .  i  .  :  i.  -  .  i  •  •  j  ;  JAJ 
8s.  1906  JAJ 
Hash,  t  lor.  A8heff.-#«e  L.  A  N. 
HaLAR*d.K.  VsL-4to,1932..MAN 
Xebraska—Bee  C.  B.  o. 
Herada  Cmt.  1st  M.g.Ka.1938  JAJ 
Hev 
NeradaBo.  1st  M.  g.  5s,  1923JAJ 
New.  titan.  A  BC-lst,  5*.  '29  .MAX 
Hew                                          ,1977 
N«  wcastle  A  Bhen.  Val.-«*.  1917 
Hew  England  Rallroad- 
H.  Y.  A  N 
•  *   19OA                          J&J 

C.St.l..APitts.lst,58.g,'32.A&O 
Jen".Mad.&Iii'l.lst,7*,'OG.A&O 
2d  M.,  7s.  1910  J*J 
Pitts.C.  .v  St.  L.  1  8t,7s,190OFAA 
Steub.  AInd.lst,  r,s.l'.H  1.  ..l.v.l 
Un.&  Ixig'nsp.lst  M.7s,'05AdtO 
Pitts.  Kt.W..vc.  lst,7.s,'12.J&.l 
2d  7a    1912  J&J 

3d  7s   1912              A&O 

St  L.V.&T.  H.  2d.  7s,  1898  ..MA-N 

•100 

* 

•ioo" 

* 

i'i'6" 

2d  7s.  gtd.,  1898  MiN 
Alleg.  Val.,  1st  M.,  7s.  1910.A&O 
General,  4s,  gold.  1942.  ..M&S 
Penn  &  X.  Y.«  'anal  —See  LehighV. 
Penn.  it  Northwest.—  5s,  1930.  J&J 
Bella  Gap,  1st,  6s,  li)O5  ..  F&A 
Cons.  mort.  6s,  1913  A&O 
Penobscot  Shore  Line  —  See  Maine 
Pensacola  &  Atl.—  See  Lou.  &  Nash. 
P«o.  Dec.  «  Evansv.— 
1st  6s  1920                  J&J 

U94 
108 

100 

Coned,  g.,  5s.  July  1,  1945..  JAJ 
BooioaTerm..  1M.4-.  1939.AAO 

H.  Ha».  A  Derby—  tin   : 
New  II,  .-.                                    il.AII. 
V.  Central. 
5                                                  MAX 
-intliern—  «••<•  Ontral  N.  J. 
Hew  London  Northern— 
1st,.'...  !••     •                JAJ 
ily.  1910  JAJ 
k  Northeast 

1    A*D 
Hew  Orleans'  A  Western  — 
JAJ 

•'•in  JAJ 
Kng.  Trust  Co.  Certirtcate*  
Xorfnlk  A  Western  Rj.— 
1st  consol..  g..  is.  1<J'J6  ....AAO 
Northern  Alaliama- 
1st  mort..  gold,  5s,  1926..  ..JAJ 
Northern  '                       it  nil  Pao. 
Northern  111.  -See  Dile.  &  X.  W. 
North  Pac.  coast  -1st,  6s  MAX 
Northeast  Pa.-lst.g.,gu.,5s,1940 
Xortheast.S.C.     lstM.,8s,'99.MAS 
3d  mort.,  8s.  1899  M&S 
Consol..  gold.  ii*.  1933  J&J 
Nor.  (  entra:-2d  M.  .,6s,  1900.  AAO 
Con.  mort  .,f.*.g..eoup..  19OO  JAJ 

I   60 
I  69 

*  69 

* 
* 

•ibi" 

69 
69 

72 
107 

a"""" 

"46" 
80 

2d  inortgiige  5s,  1926  M&X 

40 

Kvaiisv.  IJiv.  1st,  6a,  1920.  .M&S 
Peoria  &  East.—  See  C.  C.C.&  St.  L. 
Peoria  &  Pckin  Un.—  l*t.68,'21.Q-J 
2d  mort.,  44s,  1021  M&N 
Perklomen—  1st  ser.,  5s,  1918..  Q-J 
2d  series,  5s,  1918  Q-J 

•100 

'i'io" 

•  75 
•  08 
•  80 

103 

ibi" 

95 

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Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Petersburg—  Class  A,  5s,  1926.J&J 
Clasa  B  68  1926                     A&O 

•109 
-11514 

* 

•104 
•102 

* 

•ib4»i 
•101 

•  96 

'"si" 

•  sm 

•l!iO 

River  Front—  1st,  guar.,  4lss,  1912 
Roauoke  A  South.—  See  Norf.  A  W. 
Roeh.  &  Pitta.—  See  Buff.  R.  &  P. 
Rookl.&Peo.—  lstM.,10s,1906.JAJ 
Coiisol.  1st,  68,1925  J&J 
Rome  W.  &  O.—  See  N.  Y.  C.  &  H. 
Roxb.  Chest.  Hill.  A  N.,  g.  58.1926 
Rutland—  1st  M.,  6s,  1902  M&N 
Equipment,  2d,5s,  1898  FAA 
Con.  4i«8,  July  1,  1941  J&J 
St.  Charles  Br.—  See  Wabash  RR. 
Sag.  A  West.—  See  Det.  Lans.  A  No. 
St.  Clair  ..lad.  A  S'..  L.  Belt^- 
Alton  Bridge  1st,  gold,  5s,  1933 
St.  J  o.  A  Gd.  Isl.—  1st,  gu.(  6s,  1925 
Trust  Co.  certfs  

•104 

•120 
•120 

107 

Southern—  (Concluded)— 
Char.  Col.  A  Aueusta— 
1st  M.,  gold,  ext.  5s,  1909.J&J 
2d  M.  7s.  1910                   A&O 

*107i3 

•11613 

•112 

•lOtfa 
•110 
•1081s 

*"99" 
•112 
•121% 

* 

•i"ii»s 

•117 
•114 
*  95 
*103i4 

•i02" 
•102 
•  75 
•112 

* 

109 
118 

ib9"i4 

112 
1O6% 
115 

1st,  8s,18911898  J&J 
Phila.  &  Baltimore  Central- 
ist, 58,  1911  M&N 
1st  4>38,  1911         MAN 

...... 



Col.  &<ireen.  lst,5-6s,  1916.  J&J 
E.  T.  Va.  &  Ga.  1st  7s,  1900.  J&J 
Divisional  g.,  5s,  1930  J&J 
Conaol.,  1st,  g.,  5s,  1956..  M&N 
Ga.  Pao.  1st,  g.,  5-6s,  1922..  J&J 
Ga.  Pac.  Ry.  equip.,  5s,  g..  1904. 
Knoxv.  A  0.  1st,  g.,  6s,  1925  .JAJ 
Rich.&Dan.  con.,  g.,  6s,'15.J&J 
Equip.,  s.  f.,  g.,  5s,  19O9..M&S 
Deb.,  5s,  stamped,  1927.  .A&O 
Va.  Mid.  Series  A.  6s.  1906.  M&S 
Series  B,  68,1911  M&S 

Philadelphia  &  Erie— 
General,  guar.,  6s,  g.,  1920..J&J 
Gen.,  5s,  1920  A&O 
Gen.,  4s,  1920  A&O 
Sunb.  &  Erie,  1st,  7s,  1897.  A&O 
Phila.  Harrisburg  A  Pittsburg— 
1st  mort.,  gold,  58,1925  —  A&O 
Philadelphia  &  Reading- 
New  gen.  g.  4»,  I  ii'.Hi  (when  IHS.] 

131 
11814 
.105 

105 

98 

•  PO 

I  48 

107 
100 

98 
52 
50 

105 
105 

94 

115 
115 
115 

114 
12214 

i'o'6% 

8138 

120 

"9714 
ibs" 

103 
80 
113 

50 

90 

103 

Eng.  Tr.  ce'rts  ,  stinpd.,  assented 
"2d  5s  gold  1933                  A&O 

2d  mort.,  inc.,  5s,  1925,  coup.  off. 
Kan.  C.  A  Om.,  1st,  5s,  1927.J  AJ 
St.  J.A  L.Ch.—  5s,g.,Mar.l944.M&S 
St.  Lawrence  A  Adlron— 
1st  M.,  g.,  5s,  1946  JAJ 
2d  M.,  g.,  6s,  1946  J&J 
St.  Louis  Al.  &T.  H.—  See  111.  Cent. 
St.  Louis  Br.—  See  Term.  Ry.  Ass'n. 
St.  L.  &  Cairo—  See  Mobile  A  Ohio. 
St.  L.  A  Iron  Mt—  See  Mo.  Pao. 
St  L  J'ville  ACh.—  See  Chic  &  Alt. 

•'25" 

* 

•102" 

"114 
•114 

•114 
•105 
•lllis 
•110 
*  97ia 

•'(is" 

•107 

•"Ho" 

•105 

•  68 

I   26 

* 

Series  C,  6s,  1916  MAS 
Series  D,  4-5s,  1921  ...     .MAS 

1st,  4>4S,  1910  J&J 
1st  6s    1910                             J&J 



Series  E,  5s,  1926  M&S 
Series  F,  5s,  1931  M&S 
General,  5s,  1936  M&N 

•Con.  M.,  7s,  1911,  coup  J&D 
Consol.  inort.,  g.,  6s,  1911.  .J&D 
Iinprovementuiort.,  6s,  '97.A&O 
6s,  fund,  coup.,  1905  JAJ 
Cons.  5s,  1st  series,  1922...  M&N 
Deferred  incomes,  5s,  Irredeem. 
•Car  trust  5s  1897 

•129 

•121i4 
•104^ 

130 
123 

1(15 

Do       guar.,  stamped... 
Wash.O.&  W.,lst,gu.,4s,'24.FAA 
W.  No.  Car.,  lstcon.,g.,6s,'14.  JAJ 
So.  A  No.  Ala.—  See  Louisv.  A  N. 
Southwestern  Ark.  &  Tnd.  Ter.  RR. 
&  Smithton  Luni.Co.,l8t,6a,1915 
SpartanU.ACol.—  See  Ashv.&Spar. 
Spok.Falls  &  N.-lst,6s,g.  ,  1939.  J  &J 
Staten  Isl.  Ry.—  Gold,  4138,  1943.. 
StAt.Isl.R.Tr.—  lst,68,g.,1913.A&O 
2d  mort.,  guar.,  5s,  g.,  1926.  J&J 
Steub.  &  Ind.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
Suub.Haz.A  W.R.-l8t,5s,'28.MAN 
2d  mort.,  inc.6s,1938,  coup.M&N 
Sunbury  &  Erie—  See  Phil.  A  Erie. 
Sunbury  &  Lewist'n  —  4s,g.,'36.J&J 
Susp.Br.&Erie  June.—  See  Erie. 
Syr.  Bing.  &  N.  Y.-See  D.  L.  &  W. 
Tebo.  &  Nesho.—  See  Mo.  Kan.  A  T. 
Term'l  RR.  Association  (St.  Louis) 
1st,  gold,4i«,  1939  AAO 

i 

* 

St.  L.  K.  A  S'own.—  See  St.  L.  &  S.  F. 
St.  L.  Kan.  City  &  N.—  See  Wabash. 
St.  L.  Mer.  Bridge  Ter.— 
1st,  5s,  1930  A&O 
Merch.  Bridge,  6s,  1929  FAA 
St.  L.  Peoria  &  Northern  — 
1st  M.,  g.,  5s,  May  1,  1930.  M&N 
St.  L.  So.—  See  St.  L.  Alt.  A  T.  H. 
St.  Louis  &  San  Francisco  — 
2d,  g  ,  6s,  Class  A,  1906....  M&N 
2d,  g.,  6s,  class  B,  1906....  M&N 
2d,  g.,  6s,  class  0,1906....  M&N 
1st  M.,  Mo.  A  W.,  g.,  6s,  '19.F&A 
Gen  mort.,  g.,  6s,  1931  J&J 

'  78 
•101 
•104 
*  65 

•105 
•107 

-104 

•10913 
•10412 
'125 
•10O 
^  90 

•"e's" 

•  87 

* 

•Los" 

*110 
•106 
•  92 

"105 

* 

* 

* 

* 

*     3 
•   10 

it 

Trust  Co.  cert.,  all  inst.  pd  
2d  pref.  Inc.,  5s,  gold,  1958.  ...F 

*  45*2 

* 

46M 
'35" 

3d  pref.  inc.,  5s.  gold,  1958  —  F 
Trust  Co.  certs.,  all  Inst.  pd... 
3d  pref.  conv.,  5s,  1958  F 

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73 



Term.  ,5s,  gold,  guar.,  1941.  .Q-F 
Ten-  year,  5s,  s.  f.,  1902  F&A 
Del.  R.Ter.,p.mon.g.  5s,'42M&N 
Ex.tmr.  mon.  g.5s,  1942.  M&N 
P.  &  R.  Coal&  Iron  Co.,  6s  
Ph.  A  K.  Coal  A  I—  Purch.  M.  M.  5s 
6s              ^ 

* 

^  

"85" 
80 

11013 

•"97" 

*  95 
*  98 
•100 

112 
116 

"e'e" 

Coll.  tr.,  s.  f.,  g.,  6s,  1920...  F&A 
Gen.  mort.,  g.,  5s,  1931  J&J 
1st,  trust,  g.,  5s,  1987  A&O 
Cons  g  4s  1996           .           J&J 

7s..                            

1st,  consol.,  gold,  5s,  1944.  .F&A 
St.  L.  Bdtje,lst,gu.,7s,1929,  A&O 
TerreH.&Iud.—  1st,  5s,  g.,  '25.  JAJ 
New  con.  5s,  g.,  1925  J&J 
Equip,  notes,  6s,  1898  JAJ 
TerreH.&P.—  lst,5s,gu.g.,'42.M&S 
Tcrre  H.  A  Loganep.—  1st,  gu.,6s. 
1st  and  2d,  6s,  1913  JAJ 
Texas  Cent.—  1st,  g.,6s,1923.  AAO 
Tex.  A  New  Orleans—  1st,  78.1905 
Sabiue  Div.,  1st,  6s,  1912..  .M&S 
Consol.,  gold,  5s,  1943  F&A 

Philadel.  A  Read.  Coal  Tr.— 
5-10  year  cert.  6s,  1904  Q-J 
Phil  Read  &  N  E  —  4s  1942 

*":»"6" 

*  30 

* 

108 
36 
40 
15 
85 

"s's" 

Ft.  S.&  V.  B.  B.,lstr,  g.6s,'10.AAO 
St.L.K.ASo.W.,lst,g..6s,'16.M&S 
Kansas  Mid.,  1st,  g.,4s,  '37.  J&D 
St.  L.  W.  &  W.,  g.,  6s,  1919.MAS 
St.  Louis  So.  W.— 
1st  g    4s  1989                      M&N 

5s,  1942  MAN 

25 
65 

Incomes  Class  A,  1952 

Dut.Co.RR.,lst,g.,gu.,6s,'40J&D 
Philadelphia  \V.  &  Baltimore- 
Debenture,  B.  f.,  6s,  1900  ..A&O 
Debenture  s  f    5s    1910     J&D 

* 

, 

69 
29 

80 

* 

2d,  gold,  income  4s,  1989..  .JAJ 
St.  L.  V.  &  T.  H.—  See  Penu.  Co. 
St.  Paul  A  Dul.—  1st,  5s,  1931.F&A 

Debenture,  4s,  1917             A&O 

•104 
•104 

•ib'iia 
•  98 
•125 

•103 
*  90 

* 

Debenture,  4s,  1922      .        M&N 

"'.<(>" 
21»» 

106 
106=8 
100 

77 

6 
20 

68 

70 
105 

Debenture,  g.,  4s,  1926  J&J 
Debenture,  g.,  4s,  1932  A&O 
Pied.  &  Cumb.—  lst,g.5s,'ll.F&A 
Pine  Cr.—  Guar.,  6s,reg.,  1932.  J&D 
Pitts.  C.  C.  &  St.  L.—  See  Peim.  Co. 
Pitts.  O.  &  St.  L.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
Pitts.  Char.  A  Youghiogheny  — 
1st  mort.  6s,  1902         .         FAA 



•103i« 

•100 
•105 

•10634 

•12013 
-120 
•124H 
•103 
*  90 
I  95 
•120 
•108 
•115 
•10213 
•104 
•104 

"102 

*  58 

noo»8 

*  94 
•112 

* 

Texas  A  Pacific  — 
East.  Div.,  1st,  6s,  1905...  '.MAS 
1st,  gold,  5s,  2000  JAD 
2d,  gold,  inc.,  58,2000  Mch 
Toledo  A  Ohio  Central- 
ist, 5s,  gold,  1935  J&J 
West  Div.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1935.  A&O 
Gen.  g.,  5s,  1935  J&D 
Kana.  A  Mich.,  lst,4s,  1990.A&O 
Toledo  A  Ohio  Central  Exten.— 
1st,  5s,  g.,  1938  
Marietta  Minn.,  1st,  6s,  g.,  1015. 
Tol.  Peo.  A  West.—  1st,  4s,1917.J  AJ 
Tol.St.L.&K.C.— 
Tr.  Co.ctfs.,  1st,  6s,  1916...  .J&D 
Tol.  Wain.  Val.  &  O.—  Ist,4is8,  1931 
Trenton  Delaware  Bridge— 
IstM.  7s,  1917  J&J 

Duluth  Short  Line- 
let  M    gtd  ,5s,  1916          M&S 

105 

Taylor's  Falls  A  L.  Sup.,  6s,  1911 
St.  Paul  Minn.  A  Manitoba- 
let  7s  1909                              J&J 

2d  6s  1909                              A&O 

Dak.  ext.,lst6s,  g.,  1910.  .MAN 
1st  consol.,  g.,  Gs,"1933  JAJ 
1st  cousol.,  reduced  to  4138..  JAJ 
Montana  ext.,  1st,  4s,  1937.  J&D 
Pacide  ext.,  1st,  4s,  £,  1940.  J&J 
Minn.  Union  1st,  6s,  1922...  J&J 
Ut  5s,  July,  1922                J&J 

Gen.  mort.,  gtd.,  4s,  1934..  AAO 
Pitts.  Cl.&Tol.—  1st,  6s,  1922.  A&O 
Pittsburg  &  Connellsville  — 
1st,  7s,  extend.,  4s,  g.,  1946.  J&J 
Sterl,  con.  M.,6s,  g.,g'd,'26.J&J 
Pitts.  Ft.  W.  &  C.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
Pittsb.  Juiic.—  1st,  g.  6s,  1922.  JAJ 
2d,  5s,  1922              .  ..           J&J 

126 
104 
90ia 
97 

*104i4 
/113 

•122 
'100 
•  98 
*130 
•109 
•133 

* 

104% 
117 

110i3 
118 

•  67 
*  96 

* 

Montana  Cent.,  1st,  6s,1937.J&J 
1st,  guar.,  gold,  5s,  1937.  .J&J 
East.  Minn.  1st.  g.,  58.1908.A&O 
Wil.  &  S.  F.  1st,  5s,  g.,1938.J&D 
Minneapolis  &  Western  1st  M., 
gold,  guar.,  5s,  1911  J&J 
St.  P.  &  No.  Pac.—  See  Nor.  Pacific. 
St.  P.  A  Sioux  C.—  SeeC.St.P.M.A  O. 
San  Antonio  &  Aransas  Pass— 
1st,  gold,  guar.,  4s,  1943.       J&J 
Sand.  Mans.  A  N.—  See  B.  &  O. 
San  Francisco  A  Nor.  Pacific  — 
1st,  g.,  5s,  siuk'gfund,  1919.  JAJ 
Sault  Ste.  Marie  Bridge— 
1st  M.,  s.f  .,  g.,  5s,  July  1,  '37.  JAJ 
Savannah  Florida  A  Western  — 
1st  M.,  g.,  6s,  1934  AAO 

Ter.  1st,  guar.,  g.,  5s,  1907.  A&O 
Pitts.  &  L.Erie—  lst,g.,6s,1928JAJ 
2d,  5s.  1928  A&O 



59 
101 

116 
100 

Troy  A  West  Troy  Bridge—  5s  
Ulster  A  Del     Con    5s  1928  JAD 

•ib? 

*  99 

I 

108 
LOO 
85 

Pitts.  McK.  &  Y.—  1st  6s,  1932.  J&J 
2d,  6s,  1934           ...                JAJ 

Unadilla  Val.—  1st  M.  5s,1933.J&J 
United  Co's.N.J.—  6s,  g.!901.M&S 
General,  gold,  6s,  1908  M&d 
General,  gold,  4s,  1923  F&A 
General,  gold,  4s,  1929  M&S 
General,  gold,  4s,  1944  M&S 
Un.  Pacific—  1st,  6s,  g.,  1896..  J&J 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  cert.,  ex-mat,  cu 
1st,  g.,  6s,  1897  J&J 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  cert.,  ex-mat,  cu 
1st.  g.,  6s,  1898  J&J 

MoK.  A  B.  V.  1st,  6s,  g,  1918.J&J 
Pitts.  P.  A  F.—  1st,  g.,  5s,  1916.  J&J 
Term,  inort.,  5s,  1916  AAO 
Pitts.  Shen.AL.E—  lst,5s,1940AAO 
1st,  con.,  5s,  1943  JAJ 
Pitts.  A  West.—  7s,  old,  1898.  .J&D 
1st,  4s,  1917                             J&J 

•123 

* 

•110 
•112 

*i"l2% 
•113 
•10414 
•103 
•104is 
•103 
•105 
•104 
•10514 
•104 
•107 
•  80 
*  97 
•  75 
•  44 

* 

75 
7H 
9978 

* 

'"99% 
'  90 

* 

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72  ij 
36 
95 

2d  mortgage  5s,  1941    .       M&N 



Foxb.  Bridge—  1st,  6s,  1902.  M&S 
Pittsburg  Youngst.  &  Asutabula  — 
Ashtab.  &  Pitts.  1st,  6s,  1908  .  .  . 
Consol.  5s,  1927  M&N 

* 

*116 
*109 

* 

Cons.  M.,  gold,  5s,  1943....  MAN 
Atl.  A  Gulf,  con.,  7s,  1897..  J&J 
So.  Ga.  &  Fla.  1st,  7s,  1899.M&N 
2d  7s  1899                          MAN 

Eug.  Trust  Co.  cert.,  ex-mat,  cu. 
1st,  g.,  6s,  1899  J&J 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  cert.  ,  ex-mat,  cu. 
Om.Bdg.,  sterl.  8s,g.,  '96  A&O 
Renewal  Tr.  Fd.  5s,  1915.  A&O 
Collateral  trust,  6s,  1908.  ...J&J 
5s  1907                                 J&D 

•102 
"101 
>102 
*  71 
*   12 

•114 

•  60 
*  85 

V"S5" 

•103^ 
•105 
•110 
102 

*  72 
*  45 

10513 

Port  Jervis  Mont.  &  N.  Y.  — 
1st,  4ias,  1944  JD 

80 
108 

10413 
103 
76 
16 

111 

Portland  A  Ogden— 
1st,  6s,  g.,  1900.  JAJ  

105 
105 

* 

i'o'6" 

•110 

* 

Bruns.  A  West.,  1st  4s,  1938.  J&J 

"85" 
5d 

Con.  mort.,  5s,  1908  M&N 

Scioto  Val.  A  N.  E.—  See  Nor.  A  W. 
Schenectady  &  Duanesburg  — 
Gtd.  6s,  1924  M&S 

PtRead'g—  l8tM.,gu.,5s,1941.JAJ 
Portland  A  Koch.  —  4s,  Oct.,  1907.. 
Port  Royal  A  Augusta— 
1st  6s,  1899  JAJ 

lOOHs 
102 

4138  g    1918                        M&N 

Schuylkill  Riv.  E.  S.—  See  B.  A  O. 
Seaboard  A  Roauoke  — 
Debenture  6s,  1916    .          F&A 

75 
95 

"45" 

Gold  notes,  6s,  1894,  stamped.  .  . 
Ext.,  s.  f  .  ,  gold,  8s,  1899  M&S 

•lOlifi 
•  93 
*  93 
*  95 
•106 
*  99 
•11614 
•104 

101  »8 

Port  Royal  A  Western  Carolina- 
Augusta  &  Knox.  1st,  7s,  1900.. 

1st  rntg.  5s,  coupon,  1926...  J&J 
Seat.L.S.&E.,lst,6s,g.'31.  .F&A 
Trust  receipts,  assessm't  paid.  .  . 
Shamokiu  Suubury&Lewisburg.— 
1st,  5s,  1912  M&N 
2d,  6s,  g.,  1925  J&J 
Sh.  V.  A  Potts     7s  con    1901  J&J 

Equip,  trust,  5s,  A,  B,  C  A&O 
Kans.  Pac.,  1st,  6s,  1895  F&A 
Eng.Trust  Co.cert.ex  mat.cp. 
1st  mort.,  6s,  1896  ...      .J&D 



Ports.  Gt.  F.ACou.—  4  IBS,  1937J&D 
Potomac  V.—lst,gu.5s,g.,  1941  J&J 
Prescott  &  Arizona  Central- 
ist 6s,  1916  J&J 
2d  income  6s,  1916  J&J 
Providence  &  Worcester— 
1st,  6s,  1897  A&O 

112 
*  90 

101 

* 

•ib'oii 

•103 

•105 
•105i2 
•100 
•100 

"96" 

1171* 

Eng.Trust  Co.cert.ex  mat.cp. 
Den.  Ext.,  6s,  1899  M&N 
Eng.  Tr.  Co.  cert.,  ex-mat.cp. 
1st,  cons,  mort.,  6s,  1919.  M&N 
Eng.  trust  certificates  

* 

Short  Route—  1st,  6s,  1912.  ...JAJ 
Silver  Springs  Ooala  &  Gulf— 
1st,  4s,  1918  J&J 

*  '  VV)  '  ' 
•  54 
*  54 
*  25 

"TO" 

<Julncy  Omaha  A  K.  C.— 
1st  pref.  5s,  1917  JAD 
1st  mort.,  5s,  1917  J&D 
Raleigh  A  Aug.—  1st,  6s,  1926.J&J 
Raleigli  &  Gaston—  8s,  1898...  JAJ 
Rons.  A  Saratoga—  See  Del.  A  Hud. 
Republican  VaL—  See  C.  B.  A  Q. 
Richmond  &  Danv.—  See  So.  Ry. 
Rich.  Fredricksb'g  &  Potomac  — 
1st,  7s,  due  1899  J&J 
1st,  6s,  1901  M&N 

100 
45 
102ifl 

ibi" 

80 
98 
94 

C.B.U.P.,A.&P.P.,g.,6s,'95.M&N 
Fund,  coupon,  g.,  7s,1895M&N 
Atoh.Col.&P.,lst,6s,1905..G-F 
At.J.Co.&\V.,lst,6s,-05...Q-F 
Lin.&C.,lst,5s,1918  A&O 
Ore.  S.  L.  &  U.  N.— 
Trust  Co.  ctfs.,cou.,gu.,5s,1919 

Sioux  C.  AN.—  1st,  5s.  1920.  ..J&J 
Sioux  C.  &  Pac.—  See  Chic.  &  N.  W. 
Sodus  Bay  &  S.—  1st,  5s,  g.  1924J&J 
So,  Car.  A  Ga.—  1st,  g.,  5s,  1919MAN 
Southern  Pacific  Arizona  — 
1st,  6s,  1909-10                        J&J 



27 
25 

* 

*  92 
*107 

'"85" 
•  81 
*  90 
*  88 
'101 

•  90 

*  85 
•110 
H21 
•12013 

•102 

Southern  Pacific,  California— 
1st,  63,  gold,  1906-12  AAO 
1st  con.,  gold,  5s,  1938.   ...A&O 
1st  con.,  gold,  5s,  gu.,  1937.  M&N 
Aust.  &  Nor.  1st,  5s,  g.,  1941.  J&J 
So.  PaciHc  Br.  Os,  1937  A&O 
So.  Pae.  Coast—  1st,  g.,  4s,  '37.J&J 
So.  Pac.  N.  M.—  1st,  6s,  1911.  .JAJ 
Southern— 
1st,  consol.,  gold,  5s,  1994..  JAJ 
E.  Tenn.  reor.lleu,  4-58,1938  M&S 
Ala.  Cent.  1st  g.,  6s,  1918...  JAJ 
Atl.ACh.Air-L.  lstpf.,7s,'97AAO 
1st,  7s,  1907  J&J 

•   75?8 
•117 

•lie's 

751« 
*   75i2 
115"3 

•102 

*  35 
•  75 
*  32 
•  32 

76 

ii'f" 

Ore.  Short  Line.  6s,  1922  F&A 
TrustCo.  certificates  of  deposit. 
UtahSouth,gen.,7s,l!)09ctfsJ&J 
Tr.Co.cts.,ext.,lst7s,1909.J&J 
Utah&Nor.,  IstM.,  7s,  1908.  J&J 
Gold,  5s,  1926  J&J 
U.  P.  Denv.  &  Gulf— 
Con.,.58,  g.,  1939  J&D 
Col.  Cent.  IstM.  7s,  1909.  ..J&J 
Den.T.&F.W.lstM.,g.5s,'37MAN 
Denv.T.&G.lst  M.,g.,5a,'37.AAO 
Utica&Bl.R.—  See  N.  Y.C.&H. 
Valley  (N.  T.)—  See  Del.  L.  &  W. 
venrli<*  -^oi.  !•„,*,£  \y  —  Cooxrn  T>oo 

Extended,  5s.  1902  J&J 

Cons.  mort.  4Hss,  1940  AAO 
Rich.  Hill—  See  K.  C.  Ft.  S.  &  M. 
Rich.  &  M'k'ub.—  lst,6s,1921.M&N 
Rich.  A  Petersb.—  6s,  1915.  ..MAN 
Do    consol.,  7«,  1915  MAN 
Do    conp  ol.,  4138,  1940.    M&N 
Klch.Y.R.&Ches.-lst,5s,1910  J&J 
2d  inort.,  4»a8,  1910  M&N 
Rio  Or.  West—  1st,  4s,  1939.  J&J 
Rio  Gr.Juno.—  l8t,gu.,5s,1939.J&D 
Rio  Or.  South.—  1st.  5n.  1940    J&.I 

75 



iis" 

36 

37" 

90k 
89  Hi 

\di" 

•115 
•120 

•  95 

*  80 
•  723i 
•  87 
*  58 

"«3" 

Income  fis.  100(1  .   ...         A&O 

•  Flat  price. 


I  In  London. 


MARCH.  1897.  J 


RAILROAD    BONDS    AND    STOCKS. 


•OB**. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Stoeka.                    Par 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Stock*.                  Par 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Ver.  *  Mass..  cu..  5s.  1903..  MAN 
Yermt  Valley—  1st,  5s.  1910.  AAO 

105 
110 

•  40 

•104 

•107 

* 

Buffalo  Roch.  &  Pittsburg  IOC 
Pref.  .  .                                       IOC 

16% 

20 
574 
76 

551s 
84 

Hartford  A  Conn.  West.,  guar.lOC 
Harrisburg  Portsmouth  Mt.  J.  & 
LMD  50 

21 

1  90 
95 

t  

t  454 
924 
85 

91 
IOO 

"is" 

46 
94 
95 

TtrrlnlaATf  mi.—  See  Norf.  AW. 
Virginia  Midland—  See  So.  Ry. 
TteEa.8h.APao.—  I*t6a.  1920.JAJ 

60 
107 

69 

Burl.  Cedar  Rap.  &  No.,  F&A.1OC 
Camden  A  Burlington  Co.,  J&J.2S 
Canada  Southern,  FAA              100 

71 
t  

44% 

(   82 
f     3 
1  49% 
1  48 
135 

56 
96*j 
1  30% 
t  - 

Henderson  Bridge                     100 

i  Housatonio,  pref.  10( 
Huntingdon  &  Broad  Top  50 
i    Pref                                            50 

lat,  cold,  5s,  1939  MAN 

Pref  100 

Catawlssa  50 

Illinois  Central   MAS                100 

Sd.  cold.  5s,  1939  FAA 
Deb.  mort.,6*^erle*A,19S9.JA-J 
Deb.  iii"rt.,6fc*erte«  B.1939.JA-J 
Det.  ACb.ext..lst,g.5«.1941.JAJ 
81.L.C.B1.  A  Om.-lst,  6s.  19O8. 
St.  Louis  Kan.  City  A  North'n— 
St.  Charles  Bridge,  Ist6a,1906 
Brunsw.  A  Chill..  6*.  19O3.FAA 
Waco  A  K.-8ee  Hoiw.  A  TexXen. 
Warren  RR.-8ee  D.  L.  A  W. 
Warren  A  rklln-See  W.  N.  Y.  A  P. 
Wash  ACol  R.    l«t  g  4S.1935JAJ 

i    1st  pref.  50 

80 

2dpref  50 

Indiana  Til    A  Tnwa 

•  2m 

•  03 
•  95 

•1074 
•  94 

•  87 
•100 

•  

Cayuga  A  Susquehanna  .30 

Iowa  Central                                   1  on 

t  ;  '-\. 
24% 

is'e" 

125 
5 

26^ 

96 

Central  Massachusetts               100 

104 
58 
97 
32 
32 

65 
17% 

Pref                                          100 

Pref  100 

Jackson  Lans.  &  Sag  100 
JolietA  Chicago      100 

Central  of  New  Jersey  100 

Central  Ohio                                 50 

Kal.  Allegan  &  Or.  Rapids  100 

Pref  50 

7 

Central  Pacific  100 

10% 

I 

Kansas  City  Clin.  A  SpringTd.lOO 
Kansas  City  A  Ind.  Air  Line  ...  100 
Kansas  City  Ft.  Scott  &  Mem  .  .  100 
Kansas  City  Ft.  S.  A  G.,  pref..  100 
Kan.  C.  Mem.  A  Bir  100 
Kansas  City  Pittsburg  <fe  Gulf  100 
Kan.  City  St.  Louis  &  Clilc.—  See 
Chicago  &  Alton. 
Kansas  City  Suburban  Belt  100 
Kentucky  A  Indiana  Bridge  ..100 
Kenkuk  A  Des  Moines                100 

Chartlers  Railway  50 
Cnesapeake  A  Ohio  100 

..„.. 

35 

12 
30 

'26" 
45 

'26'" 

8O 

1 
4 

40 

Chestnut  Hill                               50 

Wash.  67  A  W.-See  Southern  Ry. 
W.  Ala.-fons.  44*.  g.,  en.  .Oct.'  18 
Western  Maryland- 
3d  M.  6a,  endorsed.  190O....JAJ 
Bait.  A  HarrU..  g..5«.1936.MAN 
lit  M.We*t.  Ext.  C.5S.-38.MAN 
West  Jersey  A  Sea  Shore— 
ConaoL  g.  4s.  1036  JAJ 

105 

Chicago  &  Alton  100 

164 
172 
125 
160 



Pref.,  Q  —  M                              1OO 

,    Kan.  City  St.  L.  A  Chlo.  ,  pref.  1OO 
Louisiana  A  Mo.  River,  pref.  100 
Mississippi  River  Bridge 

170 

. 

Chicago  Burl.  A  Qutncy,Q-M..ib6 
Chicago  &  East  Illinois              100 

42 
95 

4 
I  58 
I  17 

75i4 
45 
98 
5 
63 
21 

•101 

•no 

•1O3 

•109 

•101 

•107 

'.  *y* 

•101 

•1064 

•   82 

Preferred,  Q-Jan  100 

[    Pref  100 

Cam.AAt-Con.,S»-6s.l91  l.J*  J 
Sdmort..nowlst,6*,1809.AAO 
W.  Jersey.  1st  M.  7s,  1899..AAO 

CoBsol.6n.19O9...              MAN 

Chicago  A  G.  w.,  com 

Keokuk  &  Western                      100 

4  p.  c.  deb.         .                        100 

Lake  Erio  &  Western                 1OO 

16 
66 
159% 
t  2314 

17 
69 

4  p.  o.  preferred  B  ... 

Pref  100 

W.  J.  A  At..  1st  M.  6*.  1910.MA8 
West  Shore-See  N.  Y.  C.  A  H. 
West  Va.  A  Pitts.—  See  B.  A  O. 
W.  New  York  A  Pennsylvania— 
1st,  8*.  1937  JAJ 

Chicago  Milw.ASt.  P.,  A&O...  100 
1    Preferred  100 

764 
133 

alSOM 

i; 

5078 
136 
5 
1     74 

76»8 
134 
105 

51 
138 
1O 
8 
40 
90 
90 
90 
87 

Lake  Shore  A  Michigan  South.  .  100 
Lehigh  Valley  ..                           50 

1074 
49 
13 

Chicago  A-  Northwestern,  A  A-O.1OO 
Preferred,  7,  Q-M  100 
Chicago  A  Northern  Pacific.  .  .  .100 
Chic.  Peorla  A  St.  L.—  Coinmon.  . 
Preferred,  5  p.  c.  non-cum  
Chicago  Rock  Isl.  A  Pac.,  Q-F.  .  1OO 
Chicago  St.  Paul  Minn.  A  O.  ..100 
Pref.  10O 

Pref                         •                      50 

Little  Miami                     .              50 



t... 

181 

'53" 
49 

140 

Little  Rock  A  Memphis  100 
Little  Schuylkill                           50 

Gen.  mort.,  cold.  2-4*.  1943.  AAO 
Income,  cold,  Sa,  1943  

l-ong  Island  50 

46 

Car.—  See  Southern  Ry. 
Western  Pac.—  See  Central  Pac. 
Western  Pa.— 
Gold.  4*.  1928         .                JAD 

La.  A  Mo.  River—  See  Chic.  &  Alt 
Louisville  Bridge  Co  IOC 
Louisv.  Evansv.  &  St.  Louis.  ..100 
Pref  100 

Chicago  A  West  Michigan.  100 
ChoetawOklah.  A  Gulf  certs...   50 
Cincinnati  Hamilton  A  Dayton.  100 
Preferred.  A,  4  p.  o  1OO 
Preferred,  B.  4  p.  o  100 
Preferred,  Eagle,  4  p.  o  100 

West.  Trt-See  K.  Y.  C.  A  H.  R. 
West  Va.  Cent.  A  Pitta.— 
1st,  cold.  6*.  191  1  .              .  JAJ 

1064 

42 

9 

Louisville  Henderson  A  St.  L.100 

'.'.'.'.'.'. 


Louisville  &  Nashville  100 

49  '« 

50 

Wheeling  Bridge  *  Term.  Ry.- 
X.  M,  1939                        JAD 

Louisv.  N.  Albany  &  Chic  100]  
Pref.                                         100' 

..  !  M   .  .    ;  .1..                         MAS 

WheellajL  Erte- 
l(i  8*.  1926 

91 

Mahonlng  Coal  Railroad              50 

100 
100 
118 
215 

115 
115 
121 
225 

Cincinnati  Leb.  A  Northern....  100 
Cincinnati  N.  O.  A  Tex.  Pacific.  100 
Clnel  nnatl  Sand.  ACleve.,  pref..  .50 
Cleveland  Akron  A  Columbus.  1OO 
Cleveland  Canton  A  Southern  .  1OO 
Preferred                                10O 

75 
15 

'Hi'-; 

Pref     "     50 

Wheel.  Dtv.  i*t.*B*.  1928  .  .  .  .JAJ 
Eztea.  AUnt..8*.in0....rAA 
OonmL.  cold.  4*.  1992  JAJ 
Wllkeao.  A  Eaat,    See  5.  Y!  8  AW. 
WUkeabarre  A  Senate*)— 
1st  M..rold.riL.44*.1039.MAN 

WUm.  Col.  A  ABC.  6s.  191O.    JA-I) 
A  Weldon  7«.  g..  May  1.07.  . 
8*    1033                                     JAJ 

•  75 

'.  75 

* 

20 

Maine  Central,  quar  100 

"40" 

Manchester  A  Lawrence,  MAN.  IOC 
Marquette  Hough.  A  Onton...lOO 
Preferred                                 100 

230. 
75o. 
27% 

250. 
27 

Maasawippi  Valley  100 

125 
15 
94 
1 


135 

Cleveland  Cln.  Chlo.  A  St.  L.  ..  .100 
Preferred                                100 

•118 
•1O2 

Mexican  Central  100 

9i* 

Cleveland  Loraln  A  Wheel's  •  •  100 

IT.  ••  Hi  d                               .     100 

"40" 
168 

191  " 

168" 
168 

im 

172 
175 
147 
2474 

t'e'd" 

774 
180 

"so" 

"*4aJ 
40 

Mexican  National  tr.  receipts.  .100 
Mexican  Northern  1OO 
Michigan  Central  ...100 

121  " 

Cleveland  A  Pitta.,  gu.  7,  Q-M..  .50 
Columbus  Hocking  Val.  A-  To  1.1  00 
Preferred.  JAJ  1OO 
Columbus  A  Xenla.  gu.  8  2-5  80 
ibus  A  Cln.  Midland,  pref..  Ml 
Con.  A  Mont..  Class  I.  Feb.,  qu.lOO 

WUm.  A  Xor.-l.t',  5s"  "i007-27JAD 
8*.  gen.  mort.  c.,  1023  Q-Aoc 
^•incton  <Jf.  C.)  Ry.  Brtdce.- 
l*tMT7*.1897                       A*O 

•108 
•103 

•    1  . 

Mine  Hill  &  Schy.  Hav  .  .          50 

1   574 
18 
77 
45 

58 
20 
80 
46 

Minneapolis  A  St.  Louts  100 



2d  pref.  5  p.  o.  non  euin  1OO 

2d  M.  Be,  1908-00  AAO 
Wlnona  A  St.  P.-8ee  Okie.  A  K.  W. 
Wlaconata  Central  Com  paay- 
Reeelver-s  cert*..  6«,  1890.  MAN 
M,  Be,  1937  JAJ 
Enc.  trust  eertfs  

•  98 

•im 



Minneapolis  St.  P.  A  S.  Ste.  M.  .  100 
Preferred                                  100 

Class  1  1  if.  Feb.',  quar               100 

171 

Missouri  Kansas  A  Texas  100 

13 
30i4 
20% 
21 
164 

.; 

107 
210 
246 
1  534 

"58" 
1O04 
101 

304 
21% 
22%, 
1604 
75 
109 

Claas  IV.,  Concord,  Feb.,  ou.ioo 
Concord  A  Portsmouth,  gu.  7.  .  1OO 
Oonnecttoot  A  Paasnmpslc  ....  100 
Connecticut  Rlv.,lOp.c.cuJAJlOO 
Oonsol.  Ry.  of  Vermont,  pret..  100 
Cumberland  Valley—  Common  ..  SO 
Preferred  80 

Preferred   ..                               ...1OO 

40" 

MUiJ.nrip.piti,.                       inn 

Mobile  A  Ohio,  assented  100 

1st  mi**,  nV  iiroo             JAJ 

•  88 
•  4O 
•100 

* 

•ibo" 

100", 

iS 

104 

Nashville  Chattanooga  A  St.  L.10O 
Nashville  A  Decatur  25 

Rtt   imp  5n   1931                  MAN 

82 

Ch.  WU  A  Minn.,  1st.  6».'16.MA8 
Wlaeonsto  A  Michigan  Ry  — 
M  .K..8*.  Jan.  1.1045    JAJ 
Mi.  A  Minn.-l>t.  7s.  101O  .  AAO 
WUeon.  Val.—  See  C.  M.  A  St.  P. 
Wore.  Naah.  A  R.—  4s.  c..  !••  : 
JAJ 

Nashua  A  Lowell,  MAN  100 
Naugatuck                  .                100 

78 
104 

"37" 

79 
182 

Nesquehonlug  Valley  50 

Pref.,  guaranteed,  8*  50 

New  England  RR.  common.  ..100 
Preferred,  S  p.  c.  non-oum...lOO 
New  Haven  A  Derby  100 
New  Haven  A  Northampton.  .100 
New  Jeney  A  He  w  York  100 

Delaware  A  Bound  Brook  100 
Delaware  A  Hudson  1OO 

165 

1074 
184 

41 
8 
89 
97 

""i" 

T 

"89" 

185  * 

...Id.  1034  AAO 

2J 

Delaware  Lack.  A  West,  Q-J..  .50 
Delaware  Busqoehanna  AS  5O 
Denver  A  Rio  Grande  1OO 



Xaues  vllle  A  Ohio  R.—  1st.  6s,  1916 

HAILKOiD  STOCK*.      Par. 

Ala.  A  G  t.  South'n.  A.  6s,  pref.  M  1  0 

JlO» 

'     •>! 

'      14 
<       >* 
<        4 

170 

N.  Y.  B'klyn  A  M.  Bch.,  pref-.lOO 
New  York  Central  100 

t  95 
11 

'234 
293 
118 
1734 

244 
60 

"liifl 

96 
12 
70 
27 

Pref                                          10O 

Den  Mollies  A  Fort  Dodge  100 
Pref             100 

9 

Dividend  payable  In  London  — 
New  York  Chicago  A  St.  Louis.  1OO 
1st  preferred  100 
2d  preferred  100 

Detroit  Hills  AS.  W  1OO 

99 

Detroit  Lansing  A  Northern.  .  .  100 

Ala.  N  .1  >.  T.  A  P  Jane.,  A,  pret  .  Jt  lO 
>frrr*d                              tio 

Pref  100 
Detroit  A  Macklnae  100 
Duluth  South  Shore  A  All  1OO 
Pref  100 

New  York  Laeka  wanna  A  West.lOO 
84   New  York  New  Haven  A  Hart.100 
94  New  York  Ontario  &  Western.  10O 
.    N.  Y.  Philadelphia  &  Norfolk..  100 
'.'I       N.  Y.  A  Rockaway  Beach  100 
N.  Y.  Susq.  A  Western  new  —  100 

15 

25 
70 

"li'i 

Alabama  A  Vlcksburg                 1OO 



AQearheov  Vallev                            *.o 

East  Pennsylvania  50 
Eastern  New  Hampshire,  JA-U.1OO 
Eel  River  1OO 

ABB  Arbor  Ryi'com  

•  .M  . 

9 
2B 

<   93 
92 
•9 

1158 
v  g  :>„ 
100 

15 

25" 

"14% 
234 

ibo" 

'944 

Elmlra  A  Wllliamsport  5O  1  
Pref                50  t  

73" 
14% 
34% 
21 

Fret  iuu 
Norfolk  A  Southern  100 

Atehison  Topeka  A  Santa  Pe  .  .  1OO 
•t  reoefpu.  all  luial  paid. 
OnnaoB  (whea  Uwoed)  10O 

Brie,  com  100 
1st  pref.  100 

14i« 
210 

Norfolk  A  Western  RR  100 
Eng.  Tr.  Co.  Certs.,  all  Inst.  pd.  . 

Erie  A  Kalamazoo  

Eng.  Tr.  Co.  Certs.,  all  inst.  pd. 

144 

16 
28  ia 

Atlantic  1st  Leaacd  linen,  rent  tr 
Atlanta  A  Char.  Air  Une,MA8.1OO 
^KteAWMt  Point                 '«" 

Brie  A  PHUburr  50 
European  A  North  American.  .100 
Kransville  A  Terra  Haute  50 
Pref                                               5O 

"23" 
37 

"is" 

91 
6 
30 

a    6*3 

si" 

48 

Preferred  100 

North  Carolina,  MAS  100 

112 
t  91 
t  70 
1  

Atlantle  AMI.  Lawrence.  10O 
Aarusta  A  Savannah,  leased    loo 
BaM  Rade  Valley  8O 
Bait.  ACTv-al.  Rft.  Kx..  en.  7.  .  .80 
.wAOhlo  100 

En  alt  (43d  st>  Bridge  50 

Northern  Central  50 
Northeastern,  S.  C  50 

50 
157 
14% 
38% 

Preferred  JAJ    1OO 

92 

to 

31 

Northern,  N.  H.,  Jan.,  quar.  ...100 
Northern  Pacific  vot'g  tr.certs.lOO 
Preferred  voting  tr.  certs  —  100 
Norwich  A  Worcester  100 

155 

384 
190 
25c. 

178 

16 

Flint  A  Pere  Marquette  100 
Pn-f  100 

100 
Baltimore  AOMo  S.  W.  Ry....  1OO 

100 

..„.. 
94 

..„.. 
98 

Voting  trust  certificates  
2d  pref.  non-cum  100 
Ft.  Wayne  A  Jack.—  Common.  loo 

a234 



Ogdensburg  A  L.  Champlaln..lOO 
Ohio  Southern  100 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  certificates  

5 
179 

80 
B*n.*  ...   lll..ro..4-8p.  O.JAJ100 
•t  Co.  Ortf.  
•ataln*  Ont.  RR.0  8O 
•MOB  A  Albany  1OO 
B*.t«n  A  Lowell.  JAJ  HXX 
BmoaAMalM  1OO 
100 

Preferred  1OO 
Georgia  A  Alabama,  common  
1st  preferred  
Georgia  RR.  A  Banking  Co.  ...100 
..ith'n  A  Fla.,  common.  .100 
First  preferred  lw 
Seeon'l  iin-f«-rred  100 
Grand  Rapids  A  Indiana  100 
Grand  Rlvtr  Valley  1OO 

24 

158 

50 
15 

ibs" 

244 
160 
6 

Ontario  A  Quebec,  guar  100 
Oregon  Imp.  Co.—  See  Mlscell'ous. 
Oregon  Ry.  A  Nav.,  vot.  tr  —  1OO 

nsi 

14 
41 

154 
200 

154 

24 
43 

16 
205 

216" 

,"•'... 

183 

8    i 
104 

40    i 

213" 
211 

155 
10    ' 
106 

"4S" 

Oregon  Short  L.  &  Utah  Nor.  .  .  100 
Eng.Tr  Co.  oertfs.,  iill  Instal.  pd. 
Oswego  A  Syracuse  50 
Panama  100 

fnt..  pi.                              100 
Bo»t/>n  A  PT..M.  l.-ii.  ..                  ;.». 
Banon  Rer.  B»arh  A  Lynn 

&""•    •  '•    •>     ••                       100 

Great  Northern  Ry..  pref    Q-F100    120 
Green  Bay  A  Western  10O     30 
Deb.  certfs.  A  }O  I)    
Deb.  pert  fs.  B  1OOOI       4 

123 
40 
SO 

5 

Pawtuxet  Valley  l»o 
Pennsylvania  Railroad  50  1  52^ 
Penn.  &  Northwestern  5011  

Peoria  *  Bureau  Valley  100    168 

"82%. 

•FUt,,rirr.           t  Price  per  .hare  not  per  cent.          (In  London.          a  In  Amsterdam.          x  Ex-dlvldend. 

THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL    LXIV 


stork*. 


Par.    Bid.     Ask. 


Peoria  Decatnr  &  Evansville.-lOO 

Peoria  A  Eastern 10O 

Petersburg.  J&J 100 

Philadelphia*  Erie 50  I   20 

Pblla.  (iennant'n  &  Norrlst'n...50  1127 
Philadelphia  A  Reading  50   

Trust  Co.  oertn.  all  lust,  prefd. .  [     24% 

Philadelphia  ATrenton 100,  218 

Phila.  Wilmington  A  Haltlmore.50  1  63% 
Pittsl).  ('in.  Chic.  A  St.  Ix)ul8..1OO      12" 

Pref 100      47 

Pittsburg  &  Castle  Shannon  — 50  I 

Plttsli.  Char.  &  Yough.,  J&J.  ...50  t 

Pittsburg  A  Couuellsville 50    

Plttsli.  Ft.  W.  &  Chic.,  guar.  7..10O    Kill 

Special 100    l  r>.-) 

Pittsburg  Junction 50  I 

Pittsburg  A  Lake  Erie 50  I 


Pittsl).  McKecsport  &  Yough  .  .."'<> 
Pittsburg  Snen.  &  I,.  Erie 50 


Pittsh.  Virginia  &  Charleston...  50  I 


Pittsburg  &  Western 50 


12H 
I    1538 


I  39 

"48" 

14614 

125 

"90" 


Pref..'.' 50 

Pittsburg  Wheeling  &  Kent'ky.50 
Pittsbnrg  Youugstown  &  Ash. . .  ">0 

Pitts.  Y.  &  Ash.— Pref 50 

Portland  &  Ogdensburg 1OO 

Portland  Sac.o  &  Portsmouth..  100 

Portsmouth  &  Dover 100 

Port  Royal  A  Augusta 100 

Providence  A  Springfield 100 

Prov.  &  Worcester,  Jan.,  quar.100   249 

Providence  Warren  &  B :  125 

Quincy  RR.  Bridge  Co 100   150 

Raleigh  &  Gaston v..100'  178 

Rensselaer&  Saratoga 100    178 

Richmond  &  Danville 100     ... 

Richmond  Fred.  &  Pot.,  com.. .100   115 

Dividend  obligations,  J&J...  100    108 

6  per  cent  guaraut'd,  M&N.. .100    

7  per  cent  guarant'd,  M&N... 100    

Richmond  A  Petersburg,  JAJ. 100    112*4 

Rio  Grande  Southern 100 1     25 

Rio  Grande  Western 100    


2-4 


24% 


1  t 
60 


170 


163s 
50 


Stork*. 


Par. 


Bid. 


Rio  Grande  Western,  I'nsf 100    

Rock  Island  A  Peoria 

Rome  A  Clinton 100    125 

Rome  Watertown  &  Og.,  guar.lOOi 

Rutland.  J&J 100    

Pref.,  7 IOO 

St.  Joseph  A  Grand  Island 100 

St.  Louis  Alton  &  Terre  H 100 

'    Eng.  certs,  of  dep 


Ask. 


Guar.  2*4  p.  o 
St.  Louis  Bridge,  1st  pref 

2d  pref 

St.  Louis  Pcori*  &  Northern.. 
St.  Louis  &  San  Fran.,  com  — 

1st  pref.,  4  per  ct.,  non  cum. 

2d  pref.,  4  per  ct.,  non-emu. 

St.  Louis  Southern 

St  Louis  Sont  hwesteru 

Prof.,  5s 


100, 


35 


56 


132 
18* 

So" 
ef 


Bt  l,niiis  Vamlalia  &  T.  H 100 


100U06 
lOOi/.  50 

loo    .... 

10(1  r, 

100! 
100 
100 
100 
100 


16 

50~ 
147 
135 


1  <>5 
185 
180 


.. 
lOS's 


St.  Paul  &  Dtiluth 

Pref 

St.  Paul  Minn.  &  Man.,  guar.. 

San  Fr.  &  San  Joaquin  Val 

Seaboard  A  Roanoke,  com 

Shore  Line       

Short  Route  Railway 

South  Carolina  A  Georgia 

Southern  A  Atlantic 

South.  California,  pref 

Southern  Paci  fl  o  Co 

Southern       (vot.  trust  certs.) . 

Pref  ,5%, non  cum.        do     . 

Southwest  Ca.,  tfuar.  5  p.  o 

Southwest  Pennsylvania 

iSpuyten  Duy  vil  A  Port  Morris 

State  Line  A  Sullivan 

Staten  Island  Ry.,  guar.  5H)p. 
Summit  Branch,  Pa, 


100 
10O 
100 


3% 


18 

85 

116 


100! 

ion    

100     

100       14 
100    


109 
54 


40 
15 
.„. 


90 
120 


15 


!)'•< 


umm        ranc,       ........... 

Sunbury  &  Lcwistown  ........ 

Suspension  Bridge  Co  ......... 

Syracuse  Bingli.  A  N.  Y  ....... 

Tennessee  Georgia  A  Atlantic 


30       

Terre  Haute  &  Indianap. 


100 
100 
100 
100 
100  x93 

..50    

.100    

..50  t 

o.75l     70 

50  I       1 

..50  t 

..25  t 

.100    

.100;   

50      12 


15 

28% 
94 


Stock*. 


Par.    Bid.     Ask. 


10 

35 
9=4 


15 
50 


Terre  Haute  A  Logansport 50; 

Terre  Haute  A  Peoria.com 

Preferred,  G  per  cent,  IIOU-MIIM.. 
Texas  Central,  common 

Preferred,  5  per  cent,  nou-cuin 

Texas  A  Pacific.. 100 

Toledo  Ann  Arbor  A  No.  Mich. 100 
Toledo  A  Ohio  Central 100 

Preferred 1OOJ 

Toledo  Peoria  A  Western loo 

Toledo  St.  Louis  A  Kansas  City.  10O    

Preferred 10O       7 

Troy  A  Greenliush 50    155 

Tunnel  Rail  of  St.  Louis 1OO  / 1 01! 

Ulster  A  Delaware 1OO    

I'niieil  \e«  .In-cyRR.&C.Co.lOO:  245 
Union  PaciHc 100    

Bug.  Tr.  Co.  certifs |       7>4 

Union  Pacilic.  Denver  A  Gulf..  100,       1'a 

UtioaABIack  River 100   ISO 

UticaChen.  A  Susq.  Valley 1O01  130 

Valley  RR.  (N.  Y.) 100    107 

Vermont  A  Massachusetts,  Uta-rd. 

6,  A&O 100    ir.5 

Vermont  Valley 5O    l:i,> 

Virginia  Midland 100    

Wabasli  Railroad 100        6>fl 

'    Pref 100      IS. 

Ware  River  RR 10O   170 

Warren,  N.  J.,  leased  7s 50    163 

WeM  Jersey  &  Sea  Shore— Com.50  t  46% 

Special,  guaranteed 50 

Western  Maryland 50  t 


25 
75 


10 
109 
246% 
738 


Western  N.  V.  A  Ponn 50 


t      2% 


6% 
16 

ifl'r." 
47  "a 


1% 


Trust  certiflea tes 50 

West  Virginia  Central 100 

Wheeling  &  Lake  Erie 100; 

Pref 100  5 

Wilkesbarre  &  Scran  ton 50  

Wil.  Column!  i  &  Augusta 1OO  114 

Wilm.  &  Weldon,  7 loo  100 

Wis.  Cent.  Co.  (vot.tr.certfs.).lOO  1% 

Pref 100  

Wor.  Nash.  &Roch..J&J 100  117 


2-8 


9 

10 


t  Prices  per  share  not  per  cent. 


/  In  London. 


STREET     RAILWAY     SECURITIES. 

Prices  marked  thus  (*)  are  flat  prices— that  is,  the  purchaser  does  not  pay  accrued  interest  in  addition. 


Bonds. 

Bid. 

A9k-                            Bond*. 

Bid.     Ask. 

Hands. 

Bid.     Ask. 

SrilHET    It'  \V  V  V     BONDS. 

ALBANY   N.  Y.  — 

BROOKLYN   N.  Y.—  (Conol'd)  - 

CINCINNATI,  O.—  (Concl'd)  — 

Albany  Ry.,  1st  M.,  5s,  1905,  J&J. 
Coiisol.  M.,  5s,  g.,  19JO.  J&J  .... 

106 
109 

ii'L" 

Brooklyn  Rapid  Transit— 
5s,  g.,  1945  A&O 
Jam.  A  Br.  —1st,  5s,  g.,  1930.  .  .J&J 

*  8)% 

80% 

Cincinnati  Street  Ry.  — 
Me.  Aub.  Cable  1st  5s,  1P07.J&D 
Mt.A.&Ed'n  Pk.,lsc6s,1900AAO 

10514  106% 
105      107 

6s,  convert.,  deb.,  1901,  M&N.  .. 
N.AE.Gr'nb.H.,lst,5s,1911,M&N 
W.Turup.&  RR.,2d  g'd  6V19.M&N 

ii'i" 

105% 

Coney  Isl.  &  Brooklyn  1st  5s.  1903 
Kings  County  Elevated— 
1st  A,  5»,  g.,  1925,  J&J 

ioi" 

47 

ioi" 

1st  M.,  6s,  1905,  A&O  
Consol  M    5s  1906  M&S 

111      
106%  107 

1st  guar.,  6s,  191.9,  M&N  

116 



FultonEl.,A,lst,5s,g,1929,M&S 

"45" 

CLEVELAND,  O.— 

ALLENTOWN,  PA.— 
Allen.  &  Lehigh  Val.  Traction— 
1st  M.,  gold,  5s,  19  13,  M&S  
Con.  M.,  gold,  5s,  1925,  J&J  
Allen  &  Beth.,  1st  g.  6s,  1911.  J&J 

no's" 

96 
95 
110 

BUFFALO,  N.  Y.— 

Buff.  Ry.,  Istcon.  M.,5s,g.,'31,F&A 
Buff.  A  Niag.  Falls  Eloc.  Ry— 
l"t  M.  5s,  g.,  1935                ..JAJ 

103 

93 
104% 

103 

100 

105 

Cleveland  Electric— 
Consol.  M.,  5s,  gold,  1913,  MAS. 
Br'klyuSt.,  IstM.,  6s,  1903,  M&S 
East  Clev.,  1st,  M.,  5s,  1910.  M&S 
Cleveland  City  Ry.  Co.— 
Ci.  City  Cable,  1st,  5s.  g.,'09,  J&J 

102 
100 
101 

102 

104 
103 
104 

Crosst'n  St.  Ry.  lst,5s,g.  1932,  MAN 

BALTIMORE,  Mo.— 

CAMDEN.  N.  J.— 

So.  Side  St.  Ry.,  6s,  1903,  M&S.... 

100 

105 

Batt.Trae.Co.,lstM.,5s,1929,MAN  «lll% 
No.  Balt.Div.,lst  g.5s,1942.J&D  "109  3t 
Exten.&  imp.,  6s,g.,  1901,  M&S  *107 
Coll.  tr.,  1st,  5s,  g.,   1900,  J&J  *100% 
Balt.CityPas.,lst,5s,g.,1911,M&N'  *114 
Cent.  Rv.,oon.M.,g..5s,  1932,  MAN  *U2 

112 
110 

101 

Cam.  Glou.  &  Wood.,  1st  6s.  .MAN 
CHARLESTON,  S.  C. 
Charleston  City,  1st,  6s.  1915.  J&J 
Enterprise  St.  RR.,  1st,  5s.  '06,  J&J 

*  95 

101 

COLUMBUS  O.— 

Col.  Con.  St.  Ry.,lst,g.5s,g.'09  J&J 
Col.  St.  Ry.,  cons.,  5s,  g.,  1  '.>:;•-!,  J&J 
Crosst'n  St.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1933,  J&D 

DAVENPORT,  IA.— 

•100 
•98 
•96 

"98" 
98 

1st  M.,  6s,  1912,  J&J  

OUy&3u.,  1st,  M.,5s,g.,  1922,  JAD 
Lake  Ro.  El.,  1st,*.,  5s,  1942.M&3 

nil     CHESTER,  PA.— 
*lt>7%  103%  CuesterTl'ac-'  1st  g.,5s.!911.M&N 

102 

Davenport  &  Rock  Isl.  St.  Ry.— 
1st,  g.,  Gs,  1901  to  1911  J&J 

...... 

100 

BOSTON,  MASS. 

CHICAQO,  ILL.— 

DENVER,  COL.— 

North  Shore  Traction  Co.  — 
Lynn&  B.,lst,  5s.  g.,'21  J&D 
Naumkeag,  1st,  con.  da,  1910.  J&J 
West  End,  deb.,  5s,  g.,  1902,  M&N 
Debenture,  4%s,  g.,  1914,  M&S.. 
Gold  4s,  Feb.  1,  1917       ...M&S 

ioo" 

101 
101% 
99% 
101 
103 
104 

105 

ioo" 

Chic.  City  Railway,  1st,  4%s.  .  .  J&  J 
Ch.N.Sh.St.Ry.,lst,6s,qu.,'12,A&O 
Calumet  Elec.St.,lst,5s,g.'09,M&N 
CII.&S.8.R.T.,  IstM.,  5s,g.,'29.  A&O 
1st  M.,  ext.,  5s,  g.,  1933,  J&J.  .  .  . 
Cicero  &  Prov.  St.,  lst6s,'04.M&N 
Consolidated  5s.  g.,  1915.  ..M&N 
Lake  St.  El.,  1st  M.5s,;192i...J&J 
Deb.  5s,  g.,  g'd,  1928  J&J 
Income  deb.  5s,  1928  

31 

102 
.  .. 

"55" 


Den.  City,  1st  3,  4.  5s,  g.,  1920.  J&J 
Consol.  Tramway,  lst,6s,g.,'OS,  J&J 
6s,  g.,  consol.,  1910,  J&J  
Met.  Ry.  Co.,  1st,  6s,  g.,  1911,  J&J 
Tramway,  5s,  g.,  1933,  A&O... 

DE'TROIT   MICH.  —  • 

ioo" 

"85" 

"92" 

82 
*  95 

i'j'i" 

100 
90 

"98" 
"97"4 

90" 

Boston  con.  5a,  Jan.  ,1907.  ..J&J 
Cambridge,  1st  m.,  5s,  1903.A&O. 
Charles  Riv.,  1st  in.,  5s,  1904.  A&O 

i  Ii  ""lil'iiul    COQV   6s    180S    T  tJ 

"wi 

30 

103" 
101 

"82" 
72 
35 
49 

Detroit  City  Ry.,lst,  6s,  1900,  J&J 
Det.  Citizens',oon.M.,5s,  1910.A&O 
Detroit  Ry.,  1st,  5s,  g.,'12-24.  J&D 
Detroit  Sub.  Ry.,  1st,  5s,1902,  MAN 
Highland  Park,  1st,  5s,  1908,  JAJ  . 
Rapid  Ry.  1st  5s,  g.,  1915,  MAS... 

DULUTH,  MINN.— 

Duluth  St.  Rv.,  1st,  5s,  1930-.JAJ 
Consol.  g.,53,  1924  J&J 

Hlghl'd,  non-con.  pLSa,l&>2,U&N    103 
Metropolitan,  plain  6s,  1897,  J&D    100% 
Metropolitan,  plain  5s,  1903,  J&D    101 
Middlesex,  plain  6i,  1897,  J&J....;  100% 
Middlesex,  plain  5s,  1901,  J&J.  ...    103 
South  Boston,  plain  5s,  1905,  M&N    103 

105 
106" 

Met.  W.  S.  El.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1942,  F&  A 
No.  Chic.  St.  RR.,  1st,  5s,  1906,  J&J 
Cert,  iudebt.,  6s,  1911,  J&J  
No.Ch.CityRy..lst,Gs.l900,J&J 
Consol  4%s  1927  M&N 

101% 

102 

8o.Oli.CityRv.,lst,5s,g.,'13,A&O 
West  Chicago  Street  RR.— 

BnioaEPORT.  CONN.— 
Bridgep.Trao.,  1st,  5s,g.,  1923,  J&J 

100 

103 

1st,  5s,  1928  M&N 

99 

ioi" 

HARTFORD,  CONN.— 

Coniol.  g.  5s,  Nov.  1,1936..  M&N 

BROOKLYN,  N.  Y.— 

W.  C.St.  run.,lst,5s,g'd,'09,F&A 
Debenture,  6s,  1911.  J&D... 

Hart.Man.&  Rock.-lst,58,'24.  A&O 
Hartford  Street  Railway  Co.— 

93 

103 

98 

98% 

Atlantic  Ave.,gen.M.,5s,1909,A&O  *  104%  106         Ch.  W.Div.  Ry.,lst,4%s,'32,J&J 

H.&W'thersneld,dob.5s.'OS,M&S 

102 

... 

Consol.  M.,  5s,  g.,  1931,  A&O  ...  *1O2      101          Chio.Pass.Ry.,lst,6s,1903,F&A 

.... 

...... 

Hartf.  St.  Ry.,deb.,  5s.  1914,  A&O 

102 



Imp.  M.,  5s.  g.,  1934.  J&J  *  75    i  Congo'..  M.,  6s.  1929,  J&D  

...... 

...... 

Hart.  &  West  H.,  1st,  5s,1924.F&A 

... 

70 

BrooklynCity,  Ist,5t,  1916-41,  J&J  -113%  114%  i     «.,                 „ 

B'k'DO.&New.,ls»00n.5s,'39,JAJ  *109      111      :     CINCINNATI,  O.— 

HAZLETON,  PA.— 

BrooklynEL,  lst,6s.g.,1924,  A&O  *  74 

Cin.  New.  A  Cov.,  con.  5s,g.,'22,J  A  J 

91% 

95 

LehiguTiact.,  1st  g.  5s,  1923.  J&D 

*  ... 

92*s 

2d,  5s,  g.,  1915,  J&.I  *  

45 

So.Cov.&Cin..lstM..(is.'12.M&S 

118 

125 

UnlonEl.,  1st,  6s.  g.,  1937.M&N  *  70        71     i         2d  cons.  M.,Gs,  g.,  1932,  j&J.. 

120 

125 

HOBOKEN,  N.  J.— 

B'klynH'ghts,l8tM.,5s,l9ll,  A&O  *100     103         Newport  A  Dayton.  1st,  Gs,  1H17 

117 

125 

North  Hudson  Co.  Street  Ry.— 

Bk.(J'nsCo.&Sub.,lst.5s,g.'41,J&J  *lOli«  103      Cin.  Incl.  Plane,  1st,  7s,  1899,  J&J 

...... 

7.'; 

IstM.,  6s,  1914,  J&J  

112 

... 

Istcons.  M..  5s.  IT..  1016-41.  M&N  *  85          Consol.  M.,  6-t.  1914.  J&.I  



70 

Con.  M..  5s.  192S,  J&.T     

•101 

—  : 

Flat  prices. 


MARCH,  1897.J 


STREET    RAILWAY     SECURITIES. 


H..H.I.. 


Bid. 


INDIANAPOLIS.  IND  — 

Citizens'  St.  RR.  ,cou.5s,g.,'33,M  AN 

KANSAS  CITY,  Mo.— 
Urand  ATe.C*ble,5s,  g.,  10OS.  JAJ 

KlBT.  Ry.  Co.,4s,g'd,'22.JAJ. 

ltU.ltM2.JJtJ 

aMe(maJn>,5*,Apr..'97,AAO 

\  (Summit).  6..  1897... .AAO 
Met..Corrtg»BtM.,5«July.'16.JAJ 
MM.  St.  Ry..5a.  n..9ept..l909.M AS 
Oou.5*.  g.  May  1.  1910 

LONG  ISLAND  CITY— 

X.  V.  A  Q.  Co.  Ry.-G.5s.  1946.... 
Stelnway  Ry.-  l.t  M.  g.  te.'TC. J AJ 

LOUISVILLE,  KY.— 

Cent.  P*w.  Ky..  l»t,6«,  19O8.M AN 
LonUT.Ry..c»n.M..5s.g.,193O.JAJ 
LoulsT.  City  Ry..oon.,6*,190f».JAJ 

LOWELL,  MASS.— 
Lowell  A-  Suburbiui  Street  Ry.— 
lit  mortxage,  5s,  1911 JAD 

MEMPHIS,  TENN.— 

CltlMiu'  Street  Ry  C*.,  6« 

MERIOEN,  CONN.— 

Meriden  EL  RK.  l.t.5«.1911.AAO 
f-on.M..g..5i>,  19J4.JAJ 

MILWAUKEE.  Wis.— 

Mllw.  City  RR..  l»t.5».ir..'06,JAD 
Mil.  Electric  Ry.  A  Light— 

CoaaoL.  g»,  5s,  ao-rean 

W.SkleSt.  Ry..l.t  JO..SVOO.J  AJ 

MINNEAPOLIS,  MINN.— 
Twin  City  Rapid  Transit  Co.— 
Minn.  St.  I: 
1M  M.,7..  1910.  MAN. 


76 


Bond*. 


96 
M 

98  101 

98  100 

99  

10*1  "a  lOHs 

97  98 

90  92>a 


i    NEW  YORK,  N.  Y.-Conol'di- 

78      Second  Av.— Deb..  5s,  19O9.  JAJ.. 

•Third  Ave..  Ixt.  5s,  g.,  1937,  JAJ... 

Twenty-third  St.,  1st,  6s,  19O9 

97 1«  Twenty-Ui'd  St..  Deb.,  58.19O6.  J  AJ 
57       Union  Ry.,  lst.5s.g.,  1942,  FAA.. 
Southern  Boulevard  Railroad— 
1st,  gold  5s,  gu.,  July  1,  1945. 
We*tches.Eleo.,let,5e.g.,'43,JAJ 


Bid. 


•101 


103 


112 


115 


104 


-110 


110 
1M 


110 
llti 


113 


104 


102  ><  105 


NORTHAMPTON,  MASS.— 
Northampton  St.  By.,  1st,  5s,  1909 

OMAHA,  NEB.— 
Omaha  St.  Ry.,lst,  58,g.,'14,MAN 

PATERSON,  N.  J.— 

New  Jersey  Eleo.  Ry.,  5s,  1945 

Patereon  Ry.,con.M.,6s,g.,'31,JAD 

PHILADELPHIA,  PA.— 
Eleo,  A  People's,  4s,  tr.  oertf s . . . 
Hestonville  M.  A  Falrm't  P.  RR.  — 

2d  M  ,  6s.  1902,  MAS 

Falrm't  P.  Ry.,  1st,  6s,  '01.. JAJ 

Con.  M..  5s,  g.,  1924 MAM 

People's  Traction  Co. — 

P.P.Ry.,stk.tr.ctfs.,48,g.'43,FAA 

PlTTSeuRQ,  PA.— 
Central  Trac.,  1st,  5s.  1929,  JAJ.. 
Citizens'  Trac.,  1st,  5s,  191:7,  AAO 
Duquesne  Trac.,  1st,  5s,  1930.  JA-J 
Fedei"lSl.AP.V..gen.,58,g..<42,JAJ 


Ask. 


122^4 

io2" 

105 


102      105 
lot's  102 


100 


99 


35 
100 


75* 


113 


Stock*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

WASHINGTON,  D.  C.—  (Con.)— 
Met.RR.,col.tr.,68,conv.,1901,J&J 

*112 

5s,  11)25.  FiA    

•110 

11214 

Met.  RR.—  Certs,  of  indebtedness 

WATERBURY,  CONN.— 
Waterbury  Traction  Co.  — 
1st,  g.,  5s,  1923,  M&N  

102 

WILKES-BARRE,  PA.— 
Wilkes  A  Wyom.  Val.  Trac.- 
1st,  g.,  5s,  1921  A&O 

'   97 

101 

WORCESTER,  MASS.— 
Worcester  Cons.  St.,  let,  5s,  1907 

100 

Deb..  5s,  ft.,  1914.F&A  

101 

North  End  5s 

100 

Worcester  A  Surburb.,  5s,  1915 

100 

STREET  R'Y  STOCKS. 

ALBANY,  N.  Y.-                  Par. 
Albany  RR  100 

132 

12312 

ALLENTOWN.  PA.— 
Allent'n  A  Leh.  Val.  Traction  Co. 

BALTIMORE,  MD.— 

30 

60 


92 
104 


90 


95 
106 


PennSt  Ry.,lstM.,5s,l'J22,JA-D  ' 
Pitta.  Alle.AjL.gen.M..5s.'30, AAO  ' 


Cons.  B-,.  ic..  NOT.  1.  1913  MAN 
St.  P.  City  Ry..e«D..5<u..'37.JAJ 

1st  M..  «*.«..  1U34.  AAO  ...... 

Bt.IMTy  Ry..deb.6*4(..1900,MAN 

•  NASHVILLE,  TENN.— 

Haahr.  8t.  Ry..  5».  1923  ......  JAJ 

K.I.-.-:,.     .  -•    RH    ..    :..,..    ::..)  U 
fcew,  6*.  1919.  JAJ  ............... 

McOtrock  A  Mt.  V..  lst.6s.'13.FAA 
••*•.•!.  .....  -  -•.:-•  M  .•-.:  •  :•  J  I  . 

-•I  ..-r:.-......  LM7.JAJ 

2d  M.,6*,  1919.  AAO  .. 

8o.S«^lT.Ra, 

NEW  ALBANV,  IND.— 
ITew  Aloanr  Ry..  l.t,0«.  1'JU  JAJ 
9f3.  JAJ...:7!  ........... 


105  112 
»9  92 
It  • 


88 


"95 


'101  !•'.( 
'  97  99 
•I"l  105 
'101  105 
'  98>* 
'  87  90 


109  111 

103  mi 

100  101 

102  103 

lOtf  107 

Pitts.  ABlr.Tr.,'gen..5s,g..--".)..M.vN  •  94 V   95M 

Pittob.  Trac.  Co.. lst,5s, r.i27.AAO  'los  no 

Pitta.  A  West  End.  1st,  58,  '22,  JAD  -105  

IHHaona  Ave.,  1st,  6s,  1902,  JAJ...    105 

PORTLAND,  ME. 

Port. RR..lst.g.4i9,Mayl,'13. MAN    106      lOtiHi 
Port.  A  Cape  Ellz.  Ry.— 
IstM.,  g.,5«,  NOT.  1,  1915.MAN    1OO      102 

PROVIDENCE,  R.  I.— 
UnltedTr.AEl.,lst.5s,g.,'33,MAS  •  98>»  102 

READING,  PA.— 

Reading  Traction, 6s,  1933,  JAJ..  "loo 
City  Pass.  Ry..  lstM..5s,1909.AAO  MO4 
Read  A  Womels.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1925.  *  95 

RICHMOND,  VA.— 


68 
42 


SO 


,  19 

NEWARK,  N.  J.— 

Cons.  Tne.  of  N.  J..  1  «t  Sa,  '33.  J  AD 
Kewark  PaMennr  Railway— 

Xew.A  HkMMor.itL.a^lVOl.FAA. 

Ormnic-  A  X>w..lm.*U.ltM> 

K»w.  PaM..cnnii..  .%*.(..  193OJAJ 

New.AlrviuKi 

1.--.  <  r..  .:......         M  .  • 

Ifew 

Ur..latM..'i-. 


Rich.  Rv.  A  Elec..  1st  5*.  *.,  1920 
994   Rich.  Traction.  1st  5s.  gold.  1925. 

ROCHESTER,  N.  Y.— 


75 


Roch.  Ry..con.M..5i>.g.,'30,AAO 
2d.5s.K-.  1933.  JAD  ............. 

DebenU  6s,  g..  Mar.  1,  191  I.MAS 


86 


94 
70 
|0 


:•-  •. 


M 

80 

M 


Baltimore  Traction 25 

Central  Passenger  By 50  t 

City  A  Suburban  Ry 50  t 

BOSTON,  MASS.— 

North  Shore  Traction- 
Common  1 00 

Preferred 100 

West  End  Street  Ry.,  com 50  t 

Preferred,  8  per  cent 50  t  92 

BRIDGEPORT,  CONN.— 

Bridgeport  Traction 100 

BROOKLYN,  N.  Y.— 

Brooklyn  Citv  Si  Newtown 100  ICO 

Brooklyn  City  RR 10  174 

Brooklyn  Elevated 1OO  « 

Brooklyn  Rapid  Tran.vot.tr.certs.  21 

Coney  Island  A  Bro.  klvn  RR.  100  135 

Kiiij.'s  County  Elevatea 

K  i  n  is  County  Traction 41 

BUFFALO,  N.  Y.— 

Buffalo  Nlag.  Falls  Eleo.  Ry . .  1 00     25 
Buffalo  Ky.J 10O      70i« 

CHARLESTON,  S.  C.— 

Charleston  CltyRy 50  I 

Enterprise  Street  RR. -:•  I 

CHICAGO,  ILL.— 


18 
70 
43 


20  23 
77  80 
70*b|  70>a 


100 


Omton  8tr.Ry..5..  July  3.1898  JAJ 
OomaoL  5«,  g..  Jan.  2.  1914  JAJ 

NEW  HAVEN,  CONN.— 

'•    M  *r<-ntn-r..l.t.5«,k.'33.MAS 
.<.,'13.MA.- 

>    Mfawood  Divi- 

Wlnrirr  i                                    .MAD 
I>eb..6s.  g..  190V*.  MAS 

Niw  ORLEANS,  LA.— 

Canal  A  Hal  born*.  lst.oV12.MAN 

l«t.r,1«.  1948 MAN 

City.  Int.  Ma,  1903.  JA  : 
rkean*  Traction  Co.- 
atyALak».liO.jr.'43,JAJ 
CnaoratCltr  i 

1st,  6..  1MKMW.  MAN 
H  O.AC*r..latJf..0a,>98U>'06.PAA 

Sd  M...;..  t..  1006 KAA 

6a.  1912.  MAN 
tt.  Char  le.8t,l»t,6«,-95-'01.  JAD 

NEW  YOUK,  N.  Y.- 
•L  M.  A  r  - ..  1900. JAJ 

•roadway  A  C'vrnth  Ave.— 
X.,5.,  1IXM 

1914.JAJ... 
Con 

Ont.Cr..---'.  v  I,,  i- :  ij.   M  .  s 

Oin.  r"k  N 

D>htDAv..errt 
i^HKM.  •.•.•10.MA? 

.im.r-y.Iiit.*!.'"- 
Manhat.  El., eon..  l«.< .,  1  '->:••  • 

•jptowpoUUn  »tr~-t  Ry.  Co.— 

JAJ... 
«•  •  ..JAJ 


M        94,          ST.  LOUIS,  MO.— 

BadenASt.  K..  l«t.5s.*..1913.JAJ  •  98      10O 
•104      106      CaMAv.AFairUds..lsi5s.'12JAJ  •  9!t      !•••• 

::«i7.JAJ...  '1O<;      !u- 

•109      111       Ki.nrtliSt.A  Anwn»l.lst,6s,  I;MI;I    • IIMI 

•106      107          6s,  1916.    (In  default) FAA  • 1OO 

man  Ave.,  IstM..  5s,  19O5...  MOO      im 

•IH.      Ill        LindHlKy..  l.t..V..g..l911.FAA..,M05      lo-i 
•100      101          Comp.  H.AM.T«T.,6>,g..'13.JAJ  Mlo      111 

Taylor  Ave.,  Os,  g  ,  1U13,  JAJ... 
..    MlsaourlKK.  1-t.:-.  191B.MA8...  -103      105 

Pimii.'-ICI.  •-'  1U02   JAD     

2d.7s,  19O2.MAN 

..1017,      Consol.  M.,  6s.    (In  default) •  7O 

..  100>4  St.  U(B' way  line)  5s.  19OO-1O MOO 

AE.Ht.L..lstM.,6s,1905JAJ  MOO 


205 


yRy 

North  Shore  St.  Ry 
-•o  PasseiiKer  Ky.,  K'"ar..lOO 

Chicago  S  8.  Rapid  Transit  ...100    

Chicago  West  Div.  Ry..  gnar..!OO  BOS 

Lake  Stn-i-t  Klevated. 10O  1614 

Truot  certificates 14% 

Mi-tni]Militini  Wi-it  HldeElev..lO()  4»a 

•  i  -minimi  -lock  10O  12 

North  ChlcaicoCltv  Rv loo    

North  Chicago  Street 'KR loo  210 


210 

:;: 


8t  UASnb.,  lst.5«.g..  1921, FA 
103      100          8t.L.Cab.AW..lstM..6s.'U,MAN  MI>- 
•10Z«t    -  BtL.AMeramaok.6s.g./16.MAN 

South.  Elec.  Ry..oon.,6s.l909,MA> 

MOI      10S         6*.  1904.  MAN Mil 

I'n.  Depot  RR.,  con..  Bo.  19 10,  AAO  -In. 

•101      Con., 6s.  g.,  1918.  JAD  Mlo 

Ben.  Brl'f..  lot.  (K  g..  1011. FAA 

KK..lst,6s.g.,'00-10JAJ  M02 


•102 
lll'i 
MO-H  113 


101 

lot 

1111 
1O6 
1O7 
1117 
lot 
111 
101 
104 


110*9 


40 


90\ 
'101 


SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL.— 

Cal.Ht.CahleRR..Ut.5s.K..'15.JAJ  '111  Hi 

Perries  A  Cliff,  «».  11114,  MAS • 

Deary  St.  Pk.AO..l»t.5<i,l'.p-.;i, AAO 
Market  Btrr. 


Market  St.  Call..  lut.Os.g.,1 1 3  JAJ 




•10638  106* 


06>t 


1st  eons,  raort.  5».  l'J24.Mj>8.. 
OmnlbusCabIe.lst,6f,l'.il><,AAO  *12 

Park  A  Ocean,  1  -  .i.v-.l  • 11:: 

ParkAflirril....  1-!.'  -  i  'U..I.VJ  • 10:1 


Powell  St.  RR.,  lst,6«,1912,MA8 
SARATOGA   N.  Y.— 

11  Eleo.  Ry..6s,g.,  1922,  AAO. 
SCRANTON,  PA.— 


Ill 


11!) 


100 


• 

^•Sj  Scran.  AC:irl...n.lr..lst.fl!«.123.JAJ  MOO      1<>.*> 

'110  ..   Bcran.APitt^tnn.l-t.il<.l!i2:i.AAO    loo 

tl       Bonn. Tractlou,  l»t,0«,g  .':!J. MAN  • 

!  | ',"::.    j',*^        TAUNTON,  MASS.— 

Taunton  St. Ry.-Ut M.  5.<,'14. JAJ 
TERRE  HAUTE,  IND.— 

Tern-  Hanti-  Kl.'.-tric.  Cs,  1912.... 
.  gold  6s,  1914 Q— Jan. 

TROY    N.  Y.- 
Troy City  By.,  5«,  g.,  1042,  AAO.. 

TOLEDO,  O.— 

IwLOi'n  St.  Ry.ronn. 5»,190n.JAJ 

:•.-.— 1st,  «..  ••".'1  il 
..-..rons.,  ic., 5s,  1909,  JAJ. 


i  in 


105 


1001 


1,0 


!>-<•>  1M 


i.laSt.,  1st  M..  i!«.  Mil  ' 
.L-ton.lM.ii-.  li<i«-1911..TAD>  SO 


M 


no 
103 


LOfl 

101 
lo:t 


7.-, 


it  Chicago  Street  RR 1OO 

CINCINNATI,  O.— 
i '1111-11111:111  Ini-lined  Plane 5O 

l'i.  5O    

Clni-lntiiiti  New.  ACovlngton.100      2O 
Cini-lnimtl  Street  Ry 5O 

CLEVELAND,  O.— 

Cleveland  City  Ry 100 

Cleveland  Electric  Ry 100 

COLUMBUS,  O.— 

Columbus  Street  Ky 100! 

DAYTON,  OHIO— 

city  Railway,  common 10O 

•••rrcd KHI 

People's  Street  Railway 100 

DETROIT,  MICH.— 

Di  tn.it  Citizens'  Street  Ry 100   100 

it  Ky 100   

Port  Warn*  A  Belle  isle Km    IT.-. 

Wyatidottr  A  Detroit  River 1OO,  1OO 

Rapid  Railway 100!  

HARTFORD,  CONN.— 

HnrtfonlMan.  A  Rockville....lOO    

Hartfor.l  Mrei-t  Ky ,10O   215 

Hartford  A  We.nt  Hartford. ...100    

HAZLETON,  PA.— 
I^ehlgh  Traction  Co 100 

HOBOKEN,  N.  J.— 
North  Ilmlson  County  St.  Ry...25 

HOLYOKE,  MASS.— 
Holyoke  Street  Ry 100 

INDIANAPOLIS,  IND.— 
Citizens'  Passenger  Railway. ..100 

KANSAS  CITY,  Mo.— 
Metropolitan  Street  Ry 100 

LOUISVILLE,  KY.— 

Louisville  Ky .,  com 1  Oo 

Preferred,  5» 100 

MINNEAPOLIS,  MINN.— 

Twin  City  Rapid  Transit 10O 

;    Preferred 100 

MONTREAL.  CAN.— 
Montreal  Street  Ky 5O 


50 


175 


59 


44 


15 


45 


175 

0 

21 

ISO 

2 

43 


27 
71>a 


210 


i 


94>a 


20 

75 

25 

111 


59 
5419 


42 


110 
100 


11 


180 


21 
61 


45 
98 


20 
100 


222i«  223i« 


I  Prices  per  share  not  per  cent. 


THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


si»ck».               Par. 

Bid. 

Afrit. 

Stocks.               Par. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Stock*.              Par 

Bid. 

Ask. 

NASHVILLE,  TENN.— 

13 

29 
175 

t  60 

t'ss" 

1  41 

-V.l'.j 
121>4 
112>» 
5 
25 
t  20 
56% 

29 
197 
200 
155 
150 
163 
335 
325 
55 
8814 
107 
157 
135 
195 
152 
300 
103 

170 
50 

15 
[160 

30 
185 

PATERSON,  N.  J.— 

28 

1280 
1131 
t   59 
1345 
1125 
f!31 
t   Bli« 
t   62 
1  
t  

32 

ST.  Louis,  Mo.— 
Fourth  Street  &  Arsenal  100 

13 
112 
150 

t'i's" 

105 

"si" 

35 
75 
150 

107 
25 
4414 
4-s 

12 
9 
t     713 

200 

65 

t... 

14 
114 

175 

no 

25 
115 

'52" 
40 
80 
200 

NEW  BEDFORD,  MASS.— 
Onion  8tr.  By.  Co  100 
NEWARK,  N.  J.— 

Consolidated  Traction  of  N.  J.100 

PHILADELPHIA,  PA.— 

Liiicli'll  Bv                                      IOO 

Missouri  KB                              100 

National  By  
People's  BB.                                    50 

Continental  Passenger  By  50 
Fairmont  Pk.  &  Haddinxton...50 
Frankford  &  South  wark  Pass...  5O 
Oerrnantown  Passenger  50 
Green  &  Coatea  Sts.  Passenger.  50 
Hestoimville  M.  &  F                     50 

346" 



St.  Louis  BB  100 
St.  L.  &  E.  St.  L.  E.  B  100 
St.  Louis  &  Suburban  By  100 

NEW  HAVEN,  CONN.— 

Southern  Electric  By                  100 

Union  Depot  BB                        100 

New  Haven  &  Ccntrcvllle  100 
New  Haven  Street  By  100 

"46" 

45i« 
62 
122 
118 
10 
35 
24 
57^4 

SOia 
205 

Lohtgh  Ave.  By  50 
Lombard  &  South  Stc.              25 

47 
!90i« 

J6114 

:ur. 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL.— 
Cal.  St.  Cable  BB  100 
Geary  St.  Park  &  Ocean  BB...100 
Market  Street  By         100 

People's  Passenger  By  25 
Preferred                                       25 

t  

t 

NEW  ORLEANS,  LA.— 

Philadelphia  City  Passenger...  50 
Phila.  (Chestnut  A  Walnut)  50 
Phila.  &  Grav's  Ferry,  guar  50 
Philadelphia  Traction                ..50 

H72 
tj  
1    83>4 
t  7^>4 
1245 
1234 
t 

4138 

172 
f>5 
7213 

Presidio  &  Ferries  BB  100 

Crescent  City,  guar.,  6s  100 
N.  O.  &  Oarrolltoii  100 

SCRANTON,   PA.— 
Scran.  &  Carbondable  Tract'n.100 
Scran  ton  &  Pittston  Traction.  100 

Ilirtge  Avo.  Pus*engfr,  guar  —  50 
2d  &  3d  Sts.  By.,  guar  50 

N.  O.  City  &  Lake,  guar.,  6s...  100 
N.  O.  Traction,  com  100 

236 

11 
10 

11 
2 
205 
103 
70 

25 
55 

Preferred.  6s  100 

t240 
1225 
1      9% 
t  

t  .. 

SPRINQFIELD,  ILL.  - 

Springfield  Consol.  Bailway...lOO 
SPRINQFIELD,  O.— 
Springfield  By  100 
SPRINQFIELD,  MASS.— 
Springfield  Street  By    100 

Orleans  BB    50 

Union  Passenger,  guar  50 

~Y6" 

224  . 

8t.  Cliarles  Street  50 

NEW  YORK,  N.  Y.— 
Bleecker  St.  &  FiUton  Ferry...  IOO 
Broadway  &  7th  Ave..  guar...lOO 
Central  Cros»towu,7  per  cent.  100 
Cent.  Park  North  &  East  Biv..lOO 
Christopher*  Tenth  Streets..  100 
Dry  D.  E.  B'way  &  Bat.,  6  p.  o.  100 
Eighth  Ave                                  100 

West  Plilla.  Passenger,  guar  50 
PlTTSBURGl,  PA.— 

t   26i2 
t   55 
t      814 

i  -im. 
t  

28ifl 
55Hs 
8»8 
43 
35 

165 
155 
170 
348 
330 
60 
89 
108 

Consolidated  Traction,  com  50 

TERRE  HAUTE,  IND.— 
Terre  Haute  Electric  100 
TROY,  N.  Y.- 
Trov  City  By  100 

Uuquesne  Traction  DO 

42d  St.  &  Grand  St.  Ferry  100 
42d  St  M  &  St  N  Ave              100 

i 

Federal  St.  &  P.  V.  RB  25 

t  21% 
t  
t   14% 
t  

22 
40 
1513 

Pittsbun?  Alleg.  &  Manoh.  Tr...50 
Pittshur*  &  Birmingham  Tr  50 
Pittsburg  &  West  End.          .    .50 

Metropolitan  Traction  100 

WASHINGTON,  D.  C.— 
Belt  By  50 

Ninth  Ave.,  guar.,  6  per  cent..  100 

140 
200 
157 
325 
106 

185 
100 
52i3 

) 

Sixth  Avo                                    100 

Drexel  &  Co.  receipts  

Capital  Traction  Co  100 

5314 
1   46 
t  
t  

f  101s 
42 

t   10i3 
1108 
t  60 

17 

Columbia  Street  By  50 

Twenty-third  St.,  guar  100 
Union  By                                     100 

PROVIDENCE,  R.  1.— 
United  Traction  &  Electric  100 
READING,  PA.— 

48 

Eckiugton  &  Soldiers'  Home  —  50 
Georgetown  &  Ten'ytown  50 



NORTHAMPTON,  MASS.— 

Metropolitan  BB  50 

tl06 
31 

20 
95 
90 

110 

WILKES-BARRE,  PA.— 
Wilkea  &  Wyom.  Val.  Tract...  100 
WORCESTER,  MASS.— 
Worcester  Traction                    100 

OAKLAND,  CAL.— 
Oakland  8.  L.  &  Hayward  100 
OMAHA,  NEB.— 
Omaha  Street  By  100 

City  Passenger  By  50 

21 
96 

East  Beading  Electric  By          5O 

ROCHESTER,  N.  Y.— 
Boohester  Street  Bv  100 

19 

Preferred,  6s,  cumul      ..        100 

Worcester  &  Suburban  St.  By.  .100 

t  Prices  per  share  not  per  cent. 

MUNICIPAL    BONDS. 

It  should  be  borne  in  mind  that  municipal  bonds  are  not  subject  to  such  decided  fluctuations  in  value  as  are  securities 
which  form  a  basis  for  speculation. 

Prices  marked  (*)  are  flat  prices— that  is,  the  purchaser  does  not  pay  accrued  interest  in  addition. 

The  figures  in  the  column  "  to  net"  indicate  the  basis  on  which  the  securities  sell  or  the  interest  rate  which  the  securities, 
if  held  to  maturity,  will  net  to  the  purchaser  at  the  present  market  price. 


Bonds. 

Bid. 

•i  To 
Ask.    Net. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

ALABAMA 

5s,  July  1,  '06,  J&J,  Class  B. 
4-58,  J'y  1,'06,J&J,  Class  A. 
4s,  July  1,  '06,  J&J,Class  C. 
Is.  Cur'uoy,  f'dg,  1920.  J&J 
Itothau  — 
6s,  g.,  Jan.  1  ,  1917-27.  .  .  . 
Oadsdeu  — 
6s,  g.,Sch.,Sep.  1/09.M&S 
Jefferson  Co.-6s,  1927.  J&D 
6s,  Oct.  1,  1921  A&O 
6s,  Dec.  1,  1917  J&D 
5s,  July  15,  1920....  J&J 
Madison  Co.—  5s,1929.J&J 
5s,  Jan.,  1919  J&J 
Marion  — 
6s,  Water,  1905-25.  MAN 
Mobile  Co.—  8s,  Feb,'09F&A 
6s  Mar     1908            M&S 

*  104 
•   104 

-     98 
*     98 

102 

ibo" 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

101 

*  130 
*  115 

*  no 

100 

102" 
no 

112 
110 
103 
100 

Sau  Francisco  — 
6a,  April  1,  1904....  A&O 
6s,  City  H.,  J'ne  1,'99.J&J 
Santa  Cruz  —  os,  gold,  Be- 
f  unding,  Apr.,  1927  

114 

115ia 

3% 
3% 

5 
5i4 

4" 

513 

5'8 

4% 
4>« 

4^8 
5=8 

5=8 
4 

5i4 

lr'- 
513 

5i4 

4i4 
4i4 

3-15 
3^ 

358, 

358 

3^ 
3-80! 

3*8 

3  '4 
3-80 
3-35 

Hartford—  (Concluded)  — 
5s,  Water,  July,  '06..J&J 

lllis 

11314 
106 
110% 
104i« 
105 
105 

3-35 

3-30 

i)H 

8% 

3:62 
3-60 

3"8 

3-60 
3-60 
3-60 

3-10 



108-87 
103 

102 
101 
103=8 

4s,  Funding,  1918  

108is 
103 

-95" 

101 

.... 

Sigs  Sewer,  1921. 

JSiss  Cap.  Bef'd'g.,  1922.. 
3i«s,  Park,  1926 
3s,  T'n  (untax.)  1909.  J&J 
Mcriden— 
6s,  July  1897  to  '99.  .J&J 
48  May  1902 

103 
102  is 

5  "4 

5% 

8s,  School,  Jan.  1,  1899.. 

COLORADO 

4s  Jan  1  1907 

3138,  Jan.  1,1905...  
Arapaboe  Co.— 
6s,  8.  D.  No.  2,  8.  1..  1906 
58,S.D.No.l7,July  1,1905 
Canon  City—  6s,'  1  1-26.M&S 
Central  City  — 
7s.  Water,  '99-1904.  M&S 
Colorado  Springs  — 
6s,  Water,  July  1,  05.J&J 
5s,  g.,  School,  1909..  M&S 
5s,  Water,  1906-1911.... 
Denver—  6s,May  1,'99.F&A 
6s,  Sewer,Sep.l,'01.M&S 
5s  July  1   1906           J&J 



101  H 

102 

4s,Water,'01lo'10.M&N 
Middletown— 
4s,  School,  1915  J&J 
New  Britain— 
4s  July,  1908  

io§" 

102 
105 



10138 

104% 
101»s 

115 

4s,Jau.,  1908-18  
Is,  Aug.,  1925  
New  Haven  — 
7s  Oot   1901             A&O 

113 
103 

ioii-2 

99 

101 
9713 
98 
98 
98 

106% 
98 

118 



5s  June  1911            J&D 

ioo" 

105 
101% 
101 
107 
101 
105ia 

4s,Sewr,Ap.,'22-'25.A&O 
Is,  Sewer,  Ap.l,'17.A&O 
4a,  Llb'ry,  Jan.l,'19.J&J 
4s,  School,  1909-'20.F&A 
3138,  June,  1908  J&D 
New  Haven  (Town)  — 
4s,  Park,  Julv  1.  '15.  J&J 
3138,  F'u'g,  J'ly  1,'09.  J&J 
Sijjs,  F'd'g,  Nv.l,'15.M&N 
3  <se.  A.L.  BB.,  1929.  J&J 
3<«s,  Park,  Jan.l,'40.J&J 
•New  London—  7s,  Jan.  190D 
4s,  School,  June  1924  
3138,  Sewer.July  'll.J&J 
Norwalk  — 
4s  g    Water  1935 

Montgomery—  6s,1918.  J&J 
6s,  Sts.,  son.,  &c.,  '21..  J&J 
tfs,  July  1,  1924  J&J 
Troy  —  6s  1925             M&S 

ii'6 

llO^a 

3-30 
3-30 

llOig 
110% 

llSk 
11613 
1121s 
1043i 
104 

5 
5 
5 
5 
5 

4s,  Nov.  1,1908..  ..MAN 
FremoutCo.—  6s,  Jau.  1,'09. 
Highland—  6s,  1899-1901 

ioo 

ARIZONA 

Ss.Gila  B'ge,M'y,1900.May 
7s,  Insane  As.,  J'ly,'05.  Jan. 
<Js,F'ndiug,Jan.,1913.Jan. 
5s,  Funding,  1946  J&J 
5s,  F'dg,  J'ly  15,'12-'42.J&J 

ARKANSAS 

6s,  Funded,  1899-1900  .  . 



.... 

Jefferson  Co.—  7s,  Sch.,  '06. 
Las  Animas  Co.— 
6s  May  1   1901 

103 

108 

103 
97i2 

113 

12212 

Pitkin  Co.  8s,  judg.1904-14 
Pueblo— 
6s,g..gen.f  d.  ,  J'e  1  ,'06  J&D 
6s,  Water,  June,  1914  

CONNECTICUT 

3  "38,  War  loan,  renew.  Jan, 
1903      .       "             J&J 

ii~5" 

no 

1077e 
99i« 

3-50 

3-55 
3-55 

3-60 
3-60 

:t-tiV> 
3-60 
3-55 

3-70 

3-25 

3-25 
3-25 

3-85 
3-85 

7s,  L.  B.  &  Fort  Smith.  A&O 
7s,  Memphis  &  L.  B  A&O 
Little  Bock— 
5s,  Bet.,  July,  1909.Aug. 

CALIFORNIA 
4s,  Dock,  Jan.  1,  1912.J&J 
Berkeley  -5s  g.,  Soh.'»8-'12 
Hanford—  6s,  g.,  1913.  .An. 
Lo8AngTs-7s,J'yl,'01.J&J 
7s,  g.,  Sch.,  Aug.  15,  1904. 
6s,  July  1,  1908......J&J 
58,  July,  1899  

* 

* 

la,  g..  Mu.,  May,  '55.  J&J 
South  Norwalk— 
4s,  Sept.  1,1913  M&S 
Waterbury—  7s,  Jan.,  1899. 
4138,  Water,  1905....  J&J 
4s.  Water,  July,1910.  J&J 
Willimantlo— 
4s,  Oct.  1,  1910-25..  A&O 
Windhain.—  4s,  Apr.  1,1925. 

DELAWARE 

6s  School  July  1906 

107 

104 
105 
10514 
103i4 

10814 

10.513 
1061s 
106>4 
105 

104ifl 

105 

3-20 
4i« 

I* 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4i« 

4>4 

4>4 

Do    3s,  Oct.  1910.  A&O 
Ansonia  —  is,  g.,F'd'e.!915 
Bridgeport—  7s,  1900.  .J&J 
5s,  Municip,July'08.J&J 
4138  C'rt  II.,  J'ly  '18.J&J 
4s,  Corp.,  July  1919.  J&J 
Bristol—  4s,  Sch.,  1901.J&J 
4s,  Sewer..  1905-'25.  J&J 
Danbury  —  4s,  Jan.  ,1920... 
Derby  —  Is   1914            J&J 

98 
105 
114% 
114 

100 
106  "4 
115 
11412 

ib'i" 

112H 

ios'4 
11313 

ib'ii* 

102  1« 

105 

106% 

104 

105 

4>«B,  School,  1897  to  1936 
Oakland—  8s,  Je.9,'05.Q—  J 
gaoramento  — 
6s,  Feb.  l,1898-1903Jan 
4i«s.  Jan.,  1904  J&J 
4s,  Jan.,  1908  J&J 

Enfle'ld—  4a,  1920  M&N 
3i<js,  g.  Park.J.,  1926  J&J 
Greenwich— 
4s,Sk.fd.,N'v.l,'13.M&N 
Hartford- 
6s.  Water.  Aug.  '99.F&A 

"98" 
100 

105i4 
100 

103 

10638 

3138,  Hospital  impt.  June  1, 
1906-1915          J&J 

lOlis 



125 

102 
100 
98 

130 

101% 
102 
100 

3s,  June,  1897-1907...  J&D 
Wilmington— 
(is,  July,  1897tol908J&J 
4i38,St.&sew.,Ap.'22A&O 

108 

•  Flat  price. 


MARCH,  189?.] 


MUNICIPAL    BONDS. 


tl.ind*. 

Bid.       Ask. 

To 
Net. 

j                  Bonda. 

Bid. 

To 
Ask.   Net.                   Bonda. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

•Wilmington  (Concluded.)— 
4*.  S.  A  S.,  Oct..  1925.  AAO 

DIST.  OF  COLUMBIA 
AaterStock,  19O1JAJ 
JAJ 

Ill 
lllHi 

103* 
100 

3-89 

Peoria  Park  District— 
!    4V,  Nov.  1.  1915  
4V,  July,  1908 

ioe" 

103 
100% 

ib'2" 

"99" 
99 

ib?" 

r 

4 

CounoU  Bluffs— 
7s,  Oct.  1,1898  A&O 
7s,  July,  1900  J&J 
6s,  Aug.  1,1903  F&A 
5s,  Sch.,Junel,  1902.  J&D 
5s,  Soh..  Oct.  1,  1898.A&O 
4His,  Kef.,  1900-15  

4% 
"9^4 

4% 

105 
103 
101 

10414 

Peoria  Twp.  5s,  1910 

Qulncy—  6s,July,'98Julyl 
1    6s.  July,  190O  
5s,  Ref.,  Sept,  1902.Sept. 
4V,  Ref.,  July,  1908.J'ly 
4a,  Nov.  1.  1901     .     .  . 

101% 
i.08»8 

ibo" 

100 



'.'.'.'. 

«*,  30-yr.                         MAN 
3s.  2O-yr.  Fund..  1899  JAJ 
3-63».  :-Fn.l.."cur.,>34.FAA 
3V.Reg..2-10»,'93--01.JAJ 

FLORIDA 
7»,  Jan.  1,  1901  Jan.  1 
6*.  *.,  Jau.  1,  1903  JAJ 
Bartow  — 
a*.  May  1914            MAN 





6s,  July,  1901,  semi-an... 
4His  1909                   F&A 



.... 

48.  Ref.,  July,  1911J'lyl 
Rockford— 
7s,  City  .  '97  to  1  898  .  MAN 
5s,  City,  June,  1903-4 

iia" 

...... 

3-60 

Des  Moines  — 
4Hss,  Sch'l,  1901-06.  M&N 
4s,  Aug.  1,  1908  F&A 
4s,Fund'g,  May,-16.M&N 
Dubuque  — 
4s,  Refd'g,  Apr.,  1916... 
Farmington  — 
6s,  Water.Sep.  1,'14.M&S 
Fonda—  6s,  Water,  May  1, 
1905-1915                  M&N 

101HI 

3-65 
3-62 

3-70 

4V,  City,  Mch.,  'O7.M&S 

4s,  Citv,  Sept.  16,  1898. 

ib'sii 
104-21 



5  Hi 

o 
5-50 

3%. 
3Ht 

3  Hi 
3", 
3S 
3  Hi 

4i4 

414 
4>8 
4HJ 
4>t 

4Hj 



Rushville—  tis,  Water,  1901. 
Sprinirneld—  8s,  Ref.  .  .  J&J 
5s,  Ref.,  Sept.,  'Ol.  Sept.  1 
Tazewell  Co.— 
4s,  July,  1901-'10July  1. 
Tolono  — 
5s,  Water.  Jan  ,  '05-'l5.. 
'West  Chicago  Park- 
Park  5s,  1900-15  J&J 

INDIANA 
3H|8,  Fund'?,  191O-15.MAN 
3s,  June  18,  1909.     .JAD 
Alexandria.    6s,     Paving, 
Nov.  2,  1897  to  1906 

100 

109 
10314 

4 

Key  West— 
6s,  Water,  1005-23.  JAJ 

GEORGIA 
4V.  rvfV.  1898  1916.  JAJ 
4  His,  Act  of  '84,  July,  15.  JAJ 
JAJ 

99 
102% 

100 
101 

103-51 

5Hl 

•  113 
•   113 
•  114 
110 
100 
•  100 

Hamburg— 
5s,  Ref.,  1900-05.  ...M&S 
Montgomery  Co.  — 
5s,  Ct.  H  ,  1899          A&O 

102 

.... 

119 

103-55 

3-20 
3-25 

4H: 
4% 
438 
4% 
4% 

4% 
4% 

4% 

5 

4>4 
4Vt 
4% 

3-70 
3-70 

4% 

4HJ 

5 

380 

:;  7.. 
3-75 
3-75 
3-70 
3-70 
4  Hi 
414 

I 
4% 

4% 

4 

4H) 
4% 

4»B 

Monticello  — 
58,  School,  Sept.  2,  1905.. 

4s,  July  1    19-26    JAJ 

111 

3V  Jan    103O             JAJ 

Oxford  — 

104 
101 

513 

3V  Jan   11130            .  JAJ 

6s,  water..  1900--05.  A&O 
Rock  Rapids— 
5s  School   1901-'06 

Atlanta— 
8a  July  19O3             JAJ 

7s,'  Oa.  Air-  Line.  Jan  .  1  .'99 
7s.  Water.  Jan.  1904.  JAJ 
6s,  Capitol.  Jan.  '14  JAJ 
S*.  Red..  Sept..  1915.JAJ 
4V.Red..Jalyl916.JAJ 
,     4V,  Water  1&22 

• 

Anderson  — 
6s,  Imp..  1897  to'  04  J&D 
Attica— 
I    5s,Wa.,Se.l5'97to'06MAS 
Blackford  Co 

Slouz  City—  6s,  Nov.  1,  '17. 
6s,  Ref..  Oct.  12,  '01  .s-an. 
4Hi»,  May  1,1914  

• 

• 

• 

Villisca— 
5s,  water,  Aug.  15,1904-14 
Woodbury  Co.  — 

* 

• 

5s,  Fund.,  'O4  to  '15.AAO 

is.  Water.  Jan..  1923.  JAJ 
4e,  Red..  Jan..  1020..  JAJ 
Athena-oa.  1033  MAN 
9s,  Water.  Nor.  19O1MAN 

Augusta—  7ft    1'jo.i 

* 

Brazil  — 
6s,  Ref.  July  1,  19O4  J&J 
Camel  ton—  6s,   Refunding. 
19O1  to  1910              MAN 

109% 

4His,  Refd'g,  1908.  .A&O 

KANSAS 
7s,  July  1,  1897             J&J 

•   100 

*  100 

•  112 
*  103 

Cloero  —  5s,  ReTd'g  School, 
Oct.1,  1910  

102  Hi 

4s,  July  1  ,  1909  J&J 

7».  Mar.  1808  MAS 



Atehison  — 

80 

87Hi 

5 

4*8 

5«8 
5»8 

a 

4% 
5 

5S8 
5 

4>9 

4  Hi 

a 
a 

4% 

a 

6 
5 
"9" 

4% 
4% 

5 
4% 

•I  Hi 

6s,  D.  1913  KAA 
aa.  Lettered  W.W..-04JAJ 
6*   19O.1                        JAJ 

9   

a 

4-4 
4"4 
4>4 

4  Hi 
4  Hi 
4Hj 
4Hj 

4Hl 

Clay  Co.— 
5s,  Jail,  Feb.  1.  1901.F&A 
Columbus  — 
5s,Con.fd.,J'ly  1/09J&J 
Crown  Point  — 
6s,  Water.  1005-1919  

4s,  Ref.  July  1,  1913.  J&J 
AtchisonCo.—  6s,  Ref.July 
1,1899-1914  

• 

106% 

107-79 
108% 

107 

iol-4 

108% 

9714 

9s.  0.  B..  1031  MAN 

•   



58,  Ref.,  July  1,1916  J&J 
Chanute— 
6s,  Water,  June  1,'05  J&J 
Ooffeyvllle  — 
6s,  Water,  July  1,'05J&J 
Etnporla  — 
5s,Water,N'v..l7,'06M&N 
Kansas  City— 
6s,Ref.,Oct  1,1915.  F&A 
6s,  Feb.,  1898  to  1905  

102% 
102% 
lOOHl 
120H1 

4V,  Let-red  R.B..-23J  AD 
4V,  1016 

• 

. 

Decarur—  «s.  1003  FAA 
Dunkirk    6*  March  1903 

4V.  rerund:i:  1934.MAN 
4V.Red..Apr.l,-26.AAO 
Brunswick— 
1006  to  1019.  an..  Jan.  1 
Sa.  Sewer  1031      

• 

*   ...... 

...... 

100 
100 

Evansvllle  — 
6ft,  July  1,  1912  JAJ 
Se,  April.  1912  AAO 
5s.  Jan.  1,  1912  JAJ 

119 
10614 
10614 
101 
95 

Chatham  Co.  -Court  bouae 
Ba,July  l.lOOOto'10  JAJ 
Coiumlma—  7a.Oct.-07.AAO 
5«.  Jan.   1000             JAJ 

4V,  Jan.  1.  1912.  ...JAJ 
4s,  July  1,1912          JAJ 

5s,  Jan.  1,  1917  

ici 

10314 

•  1O3 
•  1O4 
•   119 

•   107 
•     08 
1OO 

Fort  Wayne— 
6s.  Nor.  15,  1800..  .MAN 
5s,  Dec.  31,  1899....  JAD 
Greenfield— 
6s.  Water.  Apr.  1914.  AAO 
Harrison  Co.— 
3V,  Ref.,  1898  MAN 
5s,  F-g.  May  1.1800-  MAN 
Huntlngton— 
6s,Sewer.-98to'14..FAA 
Indianapolis— 
6s,  Apr.  19,  1897  to  19O4. 
5s.  July  1,  1902  JAD 
4s,  Oct.  1,  1800  AAO 
4s,  Jan..  '98  to  1003.  JAJ 
4a,  Ref.,  June3O,  "24  JAJ 
4s.  Ref.,  July  1,  1915.  JAJ 
Jackson  Oo.-«s.l898.MAN 
Jay  Co.-6s,  Nov.,  1807.... 
Jaibtiniivtlle— 
5s.  Refdg.  Apr.  191O.AAO 
La  Porte  Co.—  5s.Ct.  H.  19O7 
Lafayette—  4V,  1915-20.. 
Lrbanon-5  V,  Fd.l91O-15 

5s,  School,  1909  F&A 
Leavenworth— 
6»,  July  1,  1909-11.  J&J 
9s  July  1  1909           JAJ 

Maeoa—  «..  Jan.  l'0'io.  .Q-J 
9*.  Market,  Jan.  '18..  (Jj 

>    aa.  Water.  Jan.,1909  JAJ 
,    Se.  Fund.,  Jan..  1912  JAJ 
4V.  1024  ...JAJ 

100 

.... 

115 

Newton— 
6a.Water  June  1/05.  J&J 
Norton  Co.  — 
68,  Refg,  May  2,  1905-25 

104% 
106  Hi 

100 

10314 

4*.  Hewer.  10O7  SO...  JAJ 
Savannah—  9s  10O0 

•   108H 
•   108 

US 
100 

100  >• 

41) 

•••*•• 

Oxford— 
6s.Water.Oot.  15  '05  A&O 
Salamanca  Township— 
6s,  RR.  Aid,  1897-1916.. 
Sedgwlck  Co.— 
5s,Fund.Jul,'15-25.JAJ 
5s,C.H.,June  1,'08-9JAJ 
Shawnee  Co.  — 

9a,  1013  

100 

101  Hi 
108 

IDAHO 

«..  1903  JAJ 

104%    106Hj 

•a.  1913  JAJ 



103 

10214 

ibsHs 

104 

Canyon  Co.— 
6s.  Funding.  1906to'13. 
Mountain  Home 

..**»» 

IDS 

a 

6 
6 

4s,  C.H.,  Mayl,'24.MAN 
Topeka— 
6s,  July  20,  19O6....J&J 
5s,  Aug.  10,  1912  

...... 



101% 
107 

107  C 
108 

•a.  8esv.  Jam.  10O4-06Jan 
•ex  Pane  Co— 
aa.  f  .,  Refunding.  ...  1019 

ILLINOIS 
Aurora— 
fa  Aug    1000 

5s,  Ref.,Nov.'13.seml-an 
Washington  Co.— 
5V,  Refnnd.,'98-'03JAJ 
Weir—  6s.  1898-1905..  JAJ 

7ft.  July  1,  1910  J&J 
Wichita— 
68,  June  1,1918  JAD 
5s,  Sob.,  July  1.  1905  J&J 
98,  Jan.  1,1910  JAJ 

KENTUCKY 
4s,  g.,  June  1,  1910.  ..JAD 

103 
107  Hi 

107 

102 
110 

ii».  Imp.,  Jan.  ,'98-03.  JAJ 
Mltcheil-«s.  Light.  Sept.  1, 
1899  to  1905  MAS 
Monroe  Co.—  5s,'Ro«i,  Nov. 
15   1897  to  10O6 

Chleairo-7s,  1808  JAJ 
7s  1800                        J  ••  1 

106 
101 
101 

aa.  Water.  1807 
6s.  Water.  Jan..  1808  JAJ 
6*.  lap..  18*7  to  1001... 

1O3V| 

3-70 

i"03 

106 

90 
45 

Nrw  Albany— 
6s,  M»y                        1930      

105 

85 
40 

101 

102% 

9*.  IiydeP.water.'OtJAJ 
9s,  Town  of  Lake,  water, 
1807  to  19O3  JAJ 

106        106% 

,    9s,  July  l',  1913  JAJ 
PnlaaklCo.— 
9s.Crt.  II.,  Aug.  1909FAA 
Richmond  — 
6m.  1908  to  1009  JAJ 
4a.  Funding,  Feb.  1.  1902. 
St.  Joseph  Co.- 

•  112 

113Hi 
106  Hi 

4*.  City.  1901,  April    . 
4His,  Sewerage,  1000JAJ 
4s,  Tn  of  L.,  wat.-o7J.tj 
4sjc..RlTcr  Imp..l014J-J 
4s,  Jan..  1911  

101 

ion 

105% 

In;-. 
1O6>4 

109 

Allen  Co.— 
New  6s,  1907  J&J 
Old6h,  defaulted  

1O4HI 

101  i 

:  <•-  « 
:••.-•. 
08 
98 

1 

110 

108% 
109  Hi 

109-12 

Ashland- 
5s,  Fdg,  Sept.,  1899  
1    58,  Fdg,  Sept.,  19O9-14.  .  . 

4*.  Wld's  Fair.  1021  JAJ 
I^oiwater.J'ly-WJ&J 
»V,  Water.  July  '09  JAJ 

South  Bend-6s.  March  18. 
3V.  Nov.  1.  1904..  -MAN 
SaTAiiK.  1,  ioOS  FAA 
4aIWaler,  May  1,1915.. 
Sullivan  Co.— 
/    6s.  Drainage.  'O4-14.  JAJ 
Te1reHauti^S8.1905MAN 
4V.  •1O.OOO  yearly  JAJ 
4s;  FoV.May  1,1915  MAN 

VklpAnMO— 

,    6aV(C..8t.lmi>..1897to>03 
Vanderburg  Oo  — 
5s.  C.  H..1910  JAJ 
6a.C.  H..  Jan.  1,  '18  JAJ 
Washlngton-68.     Paving, 

AuguataS.  D.— 
6s,  Soh.,  1908--26,  July  1. 
Boyd  Co.— 
6s  Ref    1901-1904    J&D 

...... 

SV.  191O  JAJ 
Cbleaio  Helghu- 
asTwaUT.  1914  MAf* 
<3Wea*o  Sanitary  DUC- 
6s.  Jan.  1.  1010..  ..MAN 
5e,  July  1.  1004  JAJ 
•7t.>'06.MAN 
^^•fr  1.  1911-13..  ..JAJ 
4V,  1807-1910  JAJ 
IHK.Jan,  l-:c.»  
•Oook  Cn.-5«,  1800.  .  .  JAJ 
4V.  Ref..May.l900.MAN 

Ill 

100 
109% 

"•i" 

4 
4 
4 



Caldwell— 
New  6s   1902  M&S 

100  Hi 
103 

101 
105 

Clark  Co.—  6s,  1908...  A&O 
CoviuKton  — 
8s   July,  1899,  J&J  

3-70 
3-65 

!~- 

4% 

4% 

4H) 

4% 

109 
109 

108% 
11214 

5s,  Fd.,Aug.,'lO-20.F&A 
5s,  Str.,  Aug.,  1897  to  1902 
4s|  Rescr.&  W.W.,'28,J&J 
Franklin  Co.— 
98,1002  A&O 

105 



103% 
102 

MM 

iba" 

103 

103 
109 

.... 

5s,  Fund.,  July  1,'08  July 
5s|  1919  J&J 

(»y.  10OO  .. 



.    WeUsCo.— 
3%      B«.Imp.,'98to-00Ja.A8ep. 
4%       44s.Ct.H..  07-'09..MAS 
West  Indianapolis— 
4%      6s,  Fund..  19O2-10..MAN 

IOWA 
4      Allerton-5s,  19O5  ...  JAD 
4      Alta-«a.Wafr,Au.l.>09-19 

9%      8s  Deo.  1,  1897  JAD 
6s',  NOT.  1.1902.  ...MAN 
9          5s,  Oct.  1.  1898  AAO 

ft*  Clinton—  «s.  April!  19O4... 





Gravson  Co.—  6s,  1902.  J&J 
Lexington— 
6s,  Aug..  1913  F&A 
5s,  RR.  aid,  1918...  M&N 
Logan  Co.—  «s,  1901.  .J&J 
Louis  vllle— 
7s,  1901  A&O 

100 

101 

4 

4 

4 

Y.,  1807  to'12.  MAN 
-.«,  Oct.  1.  '07-10. 
Kar,<  ... 
fts.  Water,  -02-3  4,  July  13 
•  •raaeton— 

101        



...... 

109 
103Hi 

112 
119 
102H1 
lllHi 
102 
106 
106 
106 

104 

113 
lid 
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112 
103 
10614 
10614 
10614 

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104  Hi 
107  Hi 
111% 

5s!  May  1.1905  
•    iOjIai  1.  1913  

"water  7oly  1,  10O2... 

'ooLBep.  1/08-1006 
••Pi*—  *».W..  July  SO.  10O4 
Martlntmi  Town«hlp— 
lceJnlrt.-0Vl900 

...... 
...... 



103-51 

5Hi 

4% 
4% 

6s,  New  jail,  1898...  A&O 
5s,  cou.Aug.  1,1911.  F&A 
5b,    do    20-40,'20..MAN 
4a  1923                    ...J&J 

104 
08% 

10614 

10038 

102  Hi 

4s,  Munich).,  1928..  Quar. 
48,  Park,  1930  J&J 
Ludlow— 
5s.8ch..l910-20..I.15D.15 



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Bond*.                     Bid. 

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Bonds. 

Bid. 

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Net.]'                  Fonda. 

Bid. 

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Net 

LyonCo.—  6s,  1900...  A&O 
Madison  Co.—  5s,1919.J&J 
Marion  Co.—  6g,  1911.  A&O 
McCracken  Co.— 
5s,  Ref.,May  1,'03-33.M-S 
r>s,  Ref.,May  1,'13-33.M-S 
5s.  Ref.,May  1/23-33.M-S 
Mt.  Sterling—  68.192O.A&O 
Muhlenberg  — 
Old  7s,  dot..  Mar.  1,  1891 
New  68,  def  .,  July  1,  1898 
Newport  — 
731(1s,  Water,  M'y'OS.M&N 
58,Deflc.,July,1904.J&J 
5s,  Ref.,  May  1,  '14.  MAN 
5s,  St.  Imp.,  Jan.  '19  .  J&J 
4s,  Bridge,  July,1911  J&J 
Owen  Co.  — 
5s.  Fund.,  Sep.  1,'03.M&S 
Scott  Co.—  5s,  1918....  J&J 
Shelby  Co.-6s,  1901..  J&D 
O.  &  O.  6s.  1911  A&O 
Spencer  Co.—  6s,  1911.A&O 
Taylor—  New  6s,  '07.  ..A&O 
Washington—  68,1911.  A&O 
Woodford—  6s,  var  M&S 
Woodford  Co.-5s,'20.A&O 

LOUISIANA 

4e,  New  consols.,  1914.J&tl 
4s,  Constitutlonal,'14.J&J 
Atcuafayla  Diet.  Levee  — 
6s   1910                     A&O 

50 
101 
102 

55 
102 
103 

4% 
413 
4% 
4i3 

Boston—  (Concluded)  — 
313*.  Keg.,  1919  
3isn,  Oct.,  1936  ....A&O 
3  138,  Keg.,  Apr.  1936.  A&O 
3s   1917                     A&O 

10134 

1021" 
1021s 

lO'J'-N 

103% 
103% 

3-35 
3-34 
3-34 
3-35 

3-60 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 

3-40 
3-40 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 
3-32 
3-35 
3-35 

3-60 
3-60 

3-45 
3-50 
3-40 
33s 
3% 
3-37 
33s 
3-35 

3-60 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 

3-60J 

3-tiO 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 

3-55 
3-80 
3-50 
3-50 

3^8 

3-60 

3-60 
3-55 
3-55 
3-65 
3-65 

3-65 

3-45 
3--10 
3-40 
3-40 
3-UO 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 

3-55 
3-60 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 

3=8 

3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
360 
3-60 
3-00 

3-45 

3-60 
3-60 
3  60 
3-50 
3-45 
3-40 

8V40 

3-45 

3-55 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 

3-55 
3-55 

3-60 

3% 
3-50 

3% 
3-50 

3-60 

~              rv411 

3-50 
3-50 
3-45 
3-45 

3-35 
3-35 
3-30 
3i4 

5%s,  Julv  1,1906....  J&J 
4%s,  g.Oct.  1,1902.  A&O 
4s,  July,  1898  to  1902.... 

103% 

105 

4s  July    1913 

Brockton  — 
5s,  Apr.  15,  1910.  ...A&O 
4s,  April,  1903  

113 

101% 

104 
106  1* 

11  Ik 
102% 
105»8 
107% 

Springfield— 
78,  Apr.  1,1903  A&O 
6s.  Water,  Apr.  1,'05.  A&O 
4s,  Sewer,  July  1,  '06.  J&J 
48,g.,Wat.,Ap.l,'13.A&O 
48,g.,Sch.,Jan.,1917.J&J 
3%s,g.,Wat.,Oc.l,'20A&O 
Swansea—  3%s,  Oct.,  1904. 
3%s,  Oct..  1914  
Taunton— 
4s,  Dec.    1905            J&D 

11714 
104% 
108 
110% 
102% 

102 
10214 
106 

11*% 
105** 
109% 

10 
95 

117% 

12 
100 

4s,  Aug.,  1912  
4s,  Dec.  15,  1923  J&D 
4s   Sewer   1904-1919 

4,Water,May,  1926.  M&N 
3iss,July  1,1916..  ..J&J 
Cambridge— 
68,  July  1,1904  J&J 
5s,  July  1,1898  J&J 
4s    4ug.,  1905            F&A 

1061s 

108% 

104 

103% 
103% 

10778 
107 
106% 
108% 

3i4 

:i-05 
3-65 

3-55 
3-55 
3-45 
3% 
3-55 
3% 
3-6O 
3-60 

355 
3-55 
3  55 
3-55 
3  60 
3=8 
3-60 
3-60 

3-55 
3-65 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 

3-35 
3-30 
3-30 
3»s 
3-60 

4 
4 
5 
4% 

3-50 
3-45 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 

4% 
4% 

3-70 
3-60 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
4 
390 
4 

3% 

4 
4 
4 

378 
3-80 
3% 
3% 
3% 
3% 
;(-70 
4% 

4% 
4k 

4% 
3% 

4% 
3% 

5 

4 

4% 
4i4 

414 

4 

4i4 
414 

4i4 

414 

116 

1171s 



ibo" 

1001s 
103 
1021s 
103 
103 
85 

103% 

104% 
109U 
11014 
107% 
lOH^ 
11414 

4s,  June,  1906       .  .J&D 

99 
•102 
102 
102 
102 
80 
100 
100 
100 

*     96 

4s,Wat.,reg.,Apr.'16A&O 
4s,  Water,.Iuly,1919.J&J 
4s,  May  1,  1912  M&N 
4s  Oct.,  1915  A&O 

4n,  C.  Hall,  Deo.'10..J&I> 
4s,  June  1916.           J&D 

109 

10634 

4s,  Armory  ,  Dec.,'1  6.  J&D 
4s,  Water,  Julv  1,  '22.J&J 
W:ikelleW-4s,  i(H>2  to  '10. 
48,Munic.,'15to'24.A&O 
Walthaui— 
4%8.  Oct.  1,  1906...  A&O 
4s,  July,  1912.          ..J&J 

105% 

4s  Felt    1936             F&A 

113 

3%s  Wa'tcr,  19ii 

Chicopee  — 
4s,  Water  ,  J'e,'97-'13.  J&D 
Everett^-4s,8ew  Jy'23  J&J 
Fall  River— 
6s,  Nov.  1,  1906....  M&N 
5s,  May  1,  1898  M&N 
5s  May  1908 

106 

107»s 
105% 
105% 
103% 

106% 

120% 
1017e 

11438 
11414 
111% 
10814 

108% 
112ie 

117% 
105'a 
107% 



4s,  Sewer,  Oct.  l/ll.A&O 
4s,Jan.,  1906  
Ware—  4s,  Sept.,  19O4  
4s,  June,'97tol903.J&D 
4s,  Sept.,  19'1  

103% 

1131-2 
11234 

110 
107 
10713 
111 

116 
104% 
106 

4iss,  Oct.  2,  1913.  ..A&O 
4s,  Reg.,  Nov.,  1925M&N 
4s,  Oct.,  1914  A&O 
,4s,  Apr.,  1916  A&O 
4s,  Sewer,  July,  '26.  M&N 
Fitchlmrg— 
6s,  July  1,1905  J&J 
4s,  Regist'd,  June,  1914. 
4s,Reg.,Apr.l,  1922.  A&O 
3i«8,  Apr.  1,  1898.  ..A&O 
Gloucester— 
4s,  July  1,  1908  J&J 

*    100»8 

*     95>4 
*     95i4 
*     99>a 
*  100>4 
*     95 

i's'e" 

97 
96*3 
101 

.... 

Webster  —  4s,  1913-1923.. 

Winchester— 
4s,  Dec..  1923-24..  .  .J&D 
Wtnthrop—  48,  May  2,  1899 
Woburn  —  4s,  Apr.,'02  A&O 
4s,  April,  1906.  .....A&O 

108 
1007s 
1(12 
103% 
103% 

Bossier  Dist.  Levee  — 
68  1922                     M&N 

100 
101 

102% 
102% 

Caddo  Dist.  Levee— 
6s  1922                        J&D 

Fifth  Dist.  Levee— 
6s,  1908-13              .  F&A 

4s,  April,  1907           A&O 

Worcester— 
5s,  Apr.  1,  1905  A&O 
4s,  April,  1926  A&O 
3%s,  June  1,  1905.  ..J&D 
Wreiitharn—  4s,Apr.,'99-'08 
4s,  July,  1914 

Lafourclie  Dist.  Levee  — 
6s,  1913                       J&J 

1021s 

103% 

112 
100i4 

113 
10114 

Lake  Borgne  Dist.  Levee— 
68  191''                      M&N 

•••••• 

isei* 

.... 

48,Muu.,May,'97-06.M&N 
Haverhill  —  4s,  Oct.  1,  1902. 
4s,  Dec.  1,  1912  J&D 
4s,  Oct.,  1905  A&O 
Holyoke— 
6s,  Oct.  1,  1899  A&O 
4s,  g.,  July,  1906  ...  .J&J 
4s,  g.,  July  1916.  ...J&J 
4s,  Gold,  J'ne,  1915.  J&D 
Hull—  4s,  1923  

New  Orleans— 
7s,  gold,  1922  Q-Jan 
5s,  Premium      

101 
104 
102 

104'e 
103 
105% 
105 

102i4 

10538 

1033s 

10578 
104 
107 
106% 

104 

107 


105% 

114-54 
109 
100 
105 

MICHIGAN 

Battle  Creek  — 
5s,  Water,  Sept.l,  1917... 
Bay  Countv— 
5s,  Fd'g,  Dec....  1907  8-9 
Charlevwix— 
5s,  Ref.,  Oct.  l,'14.Oct.  1 
Chippewa  Co.— 
5s,  Road,  1910          J&D 

5s'  Water  1899          j'&j 

4s,  Const.,  1942  J&J 
Pontehartrain  District— 
B,  6s,  1905 

101*3 

100 
100 
97 

97 
103*3 

101  78 



C  6s  1912 

D,  6s,  1944  

99 

981s 
106 

3^8 

3% 
33s 

3-80 
3-80 

378 

3-65 
3-65 
3-65 
3-60 

4 
4 
4 
4 

3-65 
3-65 
3-60 
3-60 
3-501 
3-45 
3-40 
378 

378 

Ipswich  — 
4g,  Water,  July  1,  '24.J&J 
Lawrence— 
6s,  Apr.  1,  1900  A&O 
4s,  July  1,  1923           J&J 

107 

106% 

1075s 
103 

68,1912 

106 

Detroit  — 
78,Water,Aug.  1/04.F&A 
6s,  W.L.,June,  1906.  J&D 
4s,  Sewers,  Ap.l,  '22.  A&O 
4s,  Imp.,  July,  1926..J&J 
3-658,  Pub.  imp.,  '18.  J&J 
3%s,  Pub.  Imp.,  '16.  .J&D 
Dickinson  Co.— 
6s,  Ct.  H.  &  Jail,'99to'll 
Grand  Haven  — 
5s.  Water,  Jan.  1,'03.M&S 
Grand  Rapids— 
6s,  1897-1900  semi  an 
5s,  C.Hall,  J  lUy  1  ,'04.  J  &  J 
5s,St.&s'w.,M'yl,'98M&N 
4%s,Wat.,Jan.l.'12.J&J 
4s,  School,Feb.4,'07.F&A 
4s,  Market,  reg.,'16.  M&N 
Jackson—  8s,  1900  M&S 
5s,  Ref.,water,  190  4.M&S 
ri-.Pub.Bldg.,  1907.  M&N 
Kalamazoo  — 
4s,  Lgt.,  1900  to  '06..  J&J 
Kent  Co.—  5s,  Court  house. 
Jan.  15,  1898-99.Jan.  15 
Lansing—  5s,  1897  to  1905. 
Muskegon—  5s,  1910..  J&J 
Muskegou  Co.  — 
•l%s,  Ref'd'g,  1904  to  '12 
Saginaw—  6s,  Streets,  1908 
5s,  Water,  1905  M&N 
4%8,Wat,ref.M'h,'16M&S 
4%R,Wat..J'ly-18,'14.J&J 
4s,  Bef'd'g.J'ly  1/99-1900 
4s,\Vat.ref.,May,'lGM&N 
St.  Johns—  5s,  1909-10.A&O 
Sault  Ste.  Marie  — 
<!s,  Water.  Nov.,  1913.... 
5s,  Refg,  Nov.  1,'16.M&N 
Traverse  City  — 
5s,School,July  1,  '06  .  J&J 
Wayne  Co  —  4s,  May,  1910. 
West  Bay  City— 
5s.  Ref.,  July  1,  '25.  J&J. 

MINNESOTA 
6s,  Ref.  school  certs..  Julv 
1   1899-1909                July 

Teusas  Basin  Dist.  —  6s.'07. 

MAINE 
fts  June  1  1919            J&D 

118 
108% 

1204 
110% 
111H 

4e,  July,  1904  J&J 

102 

Lincoln  —  4s  1897  to  1901 

4s  July  1  1917             J&J 

4s,  1905  to  1914 

3s,  .Juiie  1,  1912to'21.J&D 
Aroostook  Co.  — 
4128,  July  1,1915.  ...J&J 
4s,  C.  H.,  June,1915.J&D 
Auburn—  4s,  1905  to  1919. 
Bangor—  7s,  Ap.  1,  '99.  A&O 
6s,  April  1,  1899..  ..A&O 
6s,  Water  1905 

Lokgmeadow— 
4s  July  1924 

101% 

10914 
102% 

105 
101 
lOSM 

1064 
101% 
109»s 
lllis 
109»8 
1031s 

10738 

10814 
103% 
106% 

108% 

101 

4iss.  Nov.  1.  1903..  .M&N 
4s,  May,  1900  M&N 
4s,  Oct.,  1920  A&O 
4s  July  1926             J&J 

102-61 

105i3 
103 
11434 
1037s 

10C% 
104% 
11612 

105% 

Lynn—  fts,  Jan.  1,  1905.  J&J 
4s  Jan  1  1905          J&J 

108  13 
102 
100 

4s,  Nov.  1,  1914.  ...M&N 
Batli- 
6s,  R.R.  aid,  1898.A&O15 
58,  M'cipal,  July,  '97.  J&J 
4%8,  Muu.,  July,  '07.J&J 
4s,  Ref  dg.,  July,  '21.  J&J 
Lewiston— 
6s,  July  1.1901  ...    J&J 

4s,  Refdg  Water,'2i.J&J 
4s  July   1926              J&J 

4s,  Mun.,  Apr.,  1906.A&O 
4s,  reg.,  Apr.,  1916.  A&O 
3i»s,  May  1,  1905.  ..M&N 
Leoininater— 
4s,  gold,  Oct.,  1926  
C.  Notes,  1905-14...  F&A 
Maiden  —  Is,  1898  to  1905 

10234 

105 

103 
98 

108 
117i4 
101 
10312 
120 
102% 
107 

1001s 
105 
99 

108 
1071s 
124 
1091s 
108% 
100 
106 
106 
1061s 
96 
97 

100% 
lOSis 
106 

10414 
100 

109=e 
119i4 
10213 
1047s 
121  7s 
10378 
108% 

101  is 
106 
100 

1081s 
108 
12413 
111 
109 
101 
10613 
10613 

10714 

6s,  April  1,  1917.  ...A&O 
4%s,  Jan.l,  1900....  J&J 
4s,  g.,  Jan.,  1913  J&J 
Portland-6s,Sep.l,'07.M&S 
4s,  Mar.,  1905  M&S 
4s,  g.,  Mar.  1.  1916..  M&S 
Saco  —  4s,  Municip.,  1901... 
Yarmouth  — 
4s,  g.,  Water,  1915  

MARYLAND 

3-65s,  Jan.  1,  1899  J&J 
3iss,  Jan.,  1911  
3s,  Jan.  1,  1903  J&J 

4s,  July    1916            J&J 

1057e 
106 
107 

100% 
10778 
108H 

4s,  May,  192  * 

104-95 
110 

4s.  May,  1926  M&N 

107% 

3iss,July  1,1905..  ..J&J 
Marbleuead— 
4s,  July,  1924 

Marlborough  — 
4s,  July,1900    J&J 

101% 

108% 
108 

11014 
109% 

4s,  Coup.,  gen.  1'n  A.1915 
4s,  Sept.,  1921  M&S 
4s.  Water,  Aug.  '22.  .F&A 
4s,July,  1926  J&J 
Medford—  4s,  July,  '12.  J&J 
4s,  Oct.,  1914... 

106        KIT'S. 
106i4l   1071s 
106%    108*8 
104        105% 
104i4    100'e 

102 

ioi«i 

10514 

114 
110 

104 
103 

Baltimore  — 
6s,  April  15,  1900....  Q-J 
5s,  J.  Falls,  1900  Q-F 
5s,  July  1,1910  M&N 
4s,  Nov.  1,  1926....  M&N 
4s,  Water,  1917.. 

112 

4s,1917  to  1923  J&J 
4s,  Aug.,1916to'22.F&A 
Melrose4s,Sew.,J'y'26..)&J 
Methuen—  4s,  Aug.,  1910.  .  . 
4s,  Oct.,  1925  A&O 
4s,  Aug.,  1924,  
Middlesex  Co.— 
4s,  1897  to  1905  J&D 
Natick— 
4s,  Sewer,July,'1925  J&J 
Needham—  4s,  Sept.,  1924. 
4s,  Sept.,  1923  
New  Bedford—  7s,  '09  A&O 
6s,  Oct.  1,  1899  A&O 
5s,  Oct.  1,  1903  A&O 
4s,  gold,  Jan.,  1927..  J&J 
4s,  g.,  Apr.  1,  1903.  .A&O 
4s,  Wat.,  Apr.  1,  '26.  A&O 
Siss,  1910                   A&O 

103 

107 
103 
106 
105% 

108% 
104M 
107% 
107 

3-658,  April  9,  1900..  O-F 
3  1«8,  July  1,  1930.  .  .  .J&J 
3*38,  July,  1940  J&J 



3%s,  Sept,  1945.  ...M&S 
3>48,  Jan.  1,  1927  J&J 
3s,  April  9,  190O....Q—  F 
Laurel—  5s,  Oct.,  1904... 
5s,  Oct.,  1914  

MASSACHUSETTS 
3%s,  g.,  July,  1901  J&J 
SB'S,  g.,  April,  1920.  .A&O 
3%s,  Gold,  Nov.,1923.M&N 
3^8,  g.,  July  1,  1935..  J&J 
8s,  g.,  April  1,  1909..  .A&O 
3s,  g.,  April,  1915  A&O 
3s,  g.,  Jan.,  1930  ....:.J&J 
Arlington— 
4s,  Nov.,  1901  M&N 
4s,  June,  1936  J&D 

98 

.... 

105% 
105% 

107 
107 

102 
103 

10134 
106is 
107i8 
109 

3-10 
3-10 
3-10 
3-10 
3-10 

"S*" 

3-55 
3-55 
3-00 

33s 
338 

314 

3-35 
3-35 
335 
3-35 
3-35 
335 
3-35 
3-35 

4s,Rev.&bld.,j"'yi,'97.J'yl 
3  %s,  State  f'd.  J'y  1,'21.  J&J 
Braiuerd  — 
Gs,  Ref  'nd.,  May,'04.M&N 
Duluth— 
6s,Ref'd.,Jan.l,'08.J&J 
5s,  School,  1913.  ...M&N 
4  %s,G'n.rd.  Jan  1  ,'20.  J  &J 
4%s,  g.,  July  1,  1926.  J&J 
4s,  Park,  Jan.l,  1921.J&J 
Heunepiu  Co.  — 
4%gfC'urt-li.,Ap.'24.A&O 
4%s,Ct.H.,Julyl,'17J&J 
Ttasca  Co.— 
6s,  g.,  Sept.,  1905.  .Sept. 
6s,  p.,  Sept.,  1915.  .Sept. 
Lake  Co.—  6s,  Road,  1908.. 
Long  Prairie— 
Cs,  Water,  Jan.  l.'15.J&J 
Lyons  Co.—  5s,  g.,  Sell.,  '10. 
Mi  •!•];<  •!•  Co.—  6s,July  1,1905 
Minneapolis— 
8s,  May,  1905  M&N 
7s,  RR.Ald,Nov.,'01.M&N 
6s,  School,  July  1,  '99.  J&J 
5%s,1913  

1OO 
100 



108% 

1107e 

10314 

110 

102 

108% 

ioi" 



100% 

98i3 

991s 
100 

103 

109% 
107 

Newton—  6s,  1905  J&J 
5s,  July  1,  1906           J&J 

110% 
105% 
108 

112 
106% 
109% 
110% 

106 
10714 

101% 
108 
106 

4s,  Sch.,  Aug.,  1915.  F&A 
4e,  July,  1926  J&J 
4s,  July,  1936.            J&J 

10514  514 
a    514 
104%    5i» 

107-60    5»s 

....     4'U 
109       478 

..  3-75 

Athol  —  4s,  July,  1924 

Northampton— 
4s,School,Jlyl,1915.J&J 
4s,  April,  1921              ., 

105 
106 

Boston—  6s,  Water,  1906... 



6s,  April  1,1903.  ...A&O 
5s,  g.,  Oct.  1,  1906..  A&O 
4s,  Jan.,  1907  J&J 
4s,Coup.,  Oct.,  1923  A&O 
4s,  Jan.,  1917  J*J 

11314    11414 
l(J4is    1051s 
110i4    11138 
10814    109% 
107        10814 
108        109 
llSig    114i« 

100     10013 

101        1021s 

Orange— 
:    4B,Gold,Ref.Jan.,'16J&J 
Rookport  — 
4s,  Water,  1918  M&N 
Salem—  5s,  July  1.  '04  J&J 
4s,  Aug.  l,'03to'06..F&A 
4s,  June,  1913           J&D 

...... 

4s,  Oct.  1,1913  A&O 
4s,July  1.1915  J&J 
4s,  July,  1936  J&J 

108% 

110 

104% 

106.% 



103% 

113%  3-75 
105     3-70 
3-75 

3%s,reg.,  Oct.  1899.  A&O 
3%s,  Wat,.  Ap.  1,'17.A&O 

Sharon— 
4s.  Oct..  1897  to  1916.... 

Flat  price 


ii,  1897.  J 


MUNICIPAL  BONDS. 


!                      Huud.. 

Bid. 

109  >a 
113 
104 

iom> 

105  >i 

A*k. 

To 

-Vet 

Bouds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 
Net. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask 

To 

Net. 

Minneapolis  (Concluded)  — 
1-,..  IVr:..  .1  ....     1  (13 
44V,  «.,  July.  1921..  JAJ 
4».Water.Apr..l!>17.AAO 
4*.  Ho*pi  fl.  Jan.  19J2  J  -v.I 
4*.  Mav  15,1919  .  ..M.vN 
4*.«..Julyl.  1925...  JAJ 
St-w  Tim-  5s,  19O4...AAO 
•  1.19OU.W 
Baiunej  Co.-5».  l'.'15.J*J 
i                     _      ">3.MAfl 
44«,c:.                        J.VJ 
Red  wo.  .,10'  --.s.SfU.,1911 
^^Kfco      "•-  '"]•'  '"*  '«•' 

Ill 
114,  >s 

105% 
100^ 

io7" 
101  '4 

iom 

101 

10O 

-  •>  ;  H 

3-60 

..u 
;-.;o 
3-60 
3'tfO 

:  ,;,. 

44 
4'4 

4 
4 
5 
44 

4-4 

sii 

3-75 
3-65 
;  --• 
3<75 
3\ 
3H 
3\ 
3* 
3\ 
3\ 
3\ 
3-70 
370 

5% 

4V 
5 

5»B 

*78 

Lluuoln—  6s  Pundlns,  Jan 

1.  1!M).-,  to  1911 

9 

4% 

434 

4% 

4>4 
4 

4U 

1, 

Newark—  (Concluded)— 
4s,  Market,  19  11....  AAO 
4s,  Refund's,  Mar..  1923 
4s,  Water,  Feb.,  1922... 
4s,  Water.  May  I.  1922.. 
4s,  Street  Imp..  Mav,  1906 
Orauge—  6s,  Sew'age  iiotes, 
May  1,  1S97  MAN 
5s,  Water,  Oct.  1,  1912 
5s.  Sewer.  1923  to  1932.. 
44s,  School,  190O  to  '07 
44s,  Sewer,  1915  to  '21.. 
Paterson—  7s,  1900.... 

ibf" 
ibs" 
ibs" 

110 
101 

104 



lj*.  Kcf'rt'g  July  1,  1902.. 
54s.Fil  Sejit.  1,  1912.  Sept 
5*,  l'av<t.  JiUy  1.1902J&J 
5s,  Pviz..  July  1.1907  JiJ 
5s.  Sch'l.Deo.  1.1914  JAD 
Omaha— 
7s,  Fdg.,Nov.,  190O.M&N 
(is.  Paving,  1897  Deo. 
6s,  Oct.,  1899  Ann. 
5».  July,1904  J&J 
5s,  School  Dist.,  Jan.  1, 
19O8                           JAJ 

-      "• 

UN  '.j 



3-40 

3% 

ibi" 



438 
4H 

44 
4 

108 

1024 
102 

109 

10414 

1044 

103  Vt 

102  Si 

•%*.  RTd..Juiy  1/16.  JAJ 

at.  I. 
•K  Paul—  7s.  May  /9S.  MAN 
7»  July   1898...     ..  JAJ 

103 

109 

ioLi-j 

5n.PavlDK.Au..  190").  FiA 
5s,  Citv  Hall.  1912.  .FAA 
44s.  Jan.,  1907  
44s,  City  Hall,  1910.  JAS 
South  Omaha— 
7s,  Str.  Imp.  1897  to  '04 
7n,  Fuiiilinit.  Oct.  1,  1901. 
6s,  Juno  1   1901 

104 

ibo  " 

1024 

1053g 
1084 

104 

4U 
4>4 

4is 
54 

r.xj 

5 
44 

4% 
6 

3-35 
3-35 

3«8 
3-70 
3-75 
3-75 

3-70 
3-70 

3-55 

3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 

3-65 

3=8 

34 

3-60 
3-60 
3-35 

3-70 
3-75 

3 

4V40 

44 

44 

44 

I 
4 

44 

44«,  1934"... 
4s,  19O3  
4s,N.C.Hall.'28to'30.J&J 
Perth  Amboy  -44s,  Water. 
Sept.l,  1927  to  1922  
Railway  —  Is,  New  Adjust.. 
4s,  Water,  1932 

1014 
70 
80 

103 

80 
90 

4 
3-60 
3-60 

4 
4 
3-60 
3-60 
3-60 
5 

4Tg 

a 

44 

4% 

4% 

54 

1903  JAJ 

116 
103 

1H» 
10t»8 

108 

Ot.  NoV..  1899  MAN 
l)«c-  15,  190O  

107-61 

Treuton— 
6s,  June  16/97  to'OS.JAJ 
5s,  Sewer,  1900  to  1903 

1     6«,19O4.  »AO 

5»,  June,  1915  

1064 
101 
101 

1194 
1074 

108-23 
1O4 
102-15 
100% 

1054 
1064 

118 
111% 

511,  Aug..  I'.HPI  FAA 
•<«  A,*0 

5»!C.H-AC   1: 

15.MA.N 
1     44*.  Flre.Jan.  1. 
t    44«.<««w'r.Julyl.-l'.l  v> 
44>.  M.in-l..  I'll",  ..MAS 
4-   .1                   -        ...JAD 
4-.-  -.1.  •:-  \   -  .:  ••:  •  i  1  \ 

'.j^Mi.-2; 

on.  1909-1914  .MAN 

. 
Tracy—  ««.  Water.  1910.... 

if  1,1915  JAJ 

MISSISSIPPI 
««.  8taU>.  Jan.  1.  1907.  .Jan 
-•.ate.  Jan.  1.  19  19...  Jan 
^^•fcan- 
r    Ot,  8«wer,  1924.  May  1  .  . 

107 

ll'»4 

na 

110 

107 
107 

10S* 

11J 
llii'-j 

Superior  — 
5%,  Water,  1908  MAN 
Waketletrt— 
6s,  Water,  Oct.,  1912.Oot. 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE 
6»,Mun.  war.,  1905  JAJ 
4*.  Liir.v,  July  1,  1911.JAJ 
Concord  — 
4«.  Water,  Jan.1922  J&J 
Dover—  4*.  July,  1916  
4»,  1907  

1184 
1064 

104-75 
102% 
101-80 

10014 

104A 
105 

116 
1104 

4s.  Funding.  1905-1911. 
4s,  Park,  1913-1916 

4s,  Water,  1913 

110 
110 

Sea  I.  C'y—  5s,Fel)./14.Fc.tA 
Summit—  5s,  Sell..  July.  '01 
Union- 
5s,  Sewer,  Jan.,  1900.JAJ 
5s,  Sewer,  Jan.  1/14.JAJ 
Weekawken  —  443,  School. 
April  1.  1911  A&O 
\\Vst  Hoboken.  — 
6s,  19OO-10         .         J«feJ 

100 
102  »s 

101 

103 

ibi'i-j 

ion 

107 
124  >« 
[08  1 

108 
102 

109 

48,  July,  19OO  

Laoonla  — 
4«,  Sewer,  1925  AAO 
4a,  194O  AAO 

5s,  Redem.,  Nov.'04.MAN 

NEW  MEXICO 

7s,  Capi'l  bldg.,  '04A'5.MAS 
6s,  Provis.  debt,  1919.  MAS 

NEW  YORK 
3s,  g.,  Jan.  30,  1899 



Manchi'^tiT— 
5«.  Water.  Ang.  I/  13.  FA  A 
4-ii,    Water.     NOT.     1, 
1913                         MAN 

u  •; 
tt 

100 

98% 
98 
98 

ibo 

a* 

4».B'lu"it.  18H8-1904.JAJ 
4«,  July,  1918              JAJ 

1054 
1044 

108-75 
1O3-75 

104 
1004 

1(6% 

1  .  i:,  'i 

1O9-5O 
1OI-50 
1074 

10S4 
1014 
1O6 

102 

3s,  g.,  Jau.  30,  1903  
3s,  g.,  Jan.  30,  1906  
Albany— 
7s,P.O.site,M'yl/04  MAS 
6s,  Water  debt,  Feb.    1, 
19O6                          FAA 

4»,  Water,  Jan.l.'U.AAO 
Naohiia  — 
tin.  July  1,  1901  JAJ 
4n.City,g..J'nel.-13.JAl) 
4».  K..  Oct.,  1916  
Porturaouth- 
4i>,  Jan     1916 

MISSOURI 

""l^  """""*•  •JAJ 

100 

111 

99 
94 

1O3 

102 
97 

101 
1O6 
103 
109 
101 

1224 
1204 

3*» 

3-35 
3-35 
3-05 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 

3-80 
5-50 
3-50 
3-50 

3-50 
340 
3-45 

.... 

118% 

Blue  Township— 
7a,  Jan.,  1903  JAJ 

6s,  Park.  1915  to  1919 

5s,Wsh.P.M'yl,'20.MAN 
4s.  Imp.,Nov.,190(i.MAN 
4s,t»u.Tild.M'y  1/12.MAN 
4s,  Park,  1920  to  193O 

122 
1034 
106 

126:>8 
1053.J 

107% 

Callaway  ro.  -Ss.  1  9O7.  Au* 
Ca**O—  U.  1913  Jan 

Clinton  «'o.— 

•>..'•  \  II  .  ]••..!  ••••;  J...J 

Date  co.  -.->•.* 

Ja.-k.Co.—  U.-1- 
EanaM  Clt»— 
8«.Aiu.  15.1897  JAJ 
i     «U,Renew'l.J.u.l901JAJ 
1    8«,3el»o.d.Julv.l90l.jAJ 
44».g..Wat7July  1.1B15 
^^^Bfxil  July,  1907 
4*.  fit'  Hall.  July  1.1910 
Kaw  Township— 
7,  jan    11KW             JAJ 

^ 

•••• 

«>.  April.  1901  AAO 
Roolwoter  —  in,  June,  1922. 
Roeklnghnm  Co.—  t»,  Fdg., 
Julv  1,  19O5                JAJ 

1'U'i 

34s,8Ump.'97to-OO.MAN 
Auburn  — 
3s,8.O.  RR.M'r.l,'06.M  AS 
5s,  March  1,  1897...  MAS 
3c,s,  Water,  '23to'36.  JAD 
4s,  8.  C.RR.Sep  1/02.  MAS 
Binghamton— 
7s,  Aug.  1.  1901  FAA 
4s,C.H..'17-'28A'29FAA 
34»,Wat,,A'g.l,'07.FAA 
Brooklyn- 
's, Reg.,  July,  1900  
7s,  Bridge.  '15  to  '24  .JAJ 

OS,   l':uk.    1!»2I  JAJ 
I'.-c.  W:it<-l-     licclj 



.... 

White  field— 
4»,Wat^Jan-l/99-14.JAJ 

NEW  JERSEY 
6«.  War..  Jan.  1,  1898..JAJ 
Ashury  Park— 
5».  Water.  J'ne  1/24.JAD 
5n,  Waterman.  1  /  27.  J*J 
All  .ntlo  City—  An.  1923.... 
Atlantic  Hlghlandg- 
.•>«,  reg.,  May  15,  1908... 
Bayonne—  5*.  g.,  1902.JAJ 
ft»,  gold,  1911  JAJ 
CMnden— 
7*.  Mar  1,1906  ....MAN 
On.  Bounty.  19OO....JAJ 
44«.  Wat»r,  Jan./23.JAJ 
4ii,  Fl.  dnlit,  July.'ll.JAJ 
Ca|>e  May— 
.-..  May  1,  1916  
i     -•    .        .,• 
Ba.Dfn'ge.X'T.l,  03MAN 
4X  Sewer,  July  1,  l!«m  .. 

4<  July  1   19->2           JctJ 

103 

!'•- 

104  - 
111 
1014 

8-80 
I 
3-70 

3-70 

107 

1084 
110 
110 

104 
103 

iba" 

104 

It! 

1OO 
94 

100 
108 

100 

•• 

'  .  '  ( 
Kill, 

100 
100 

:  •  . 

;,.., 

99 

115 

12« 
152 
142 
110 
121 
109 
101 
107 
108 
108 
106 

101 

102 
102 
102 
102 
1024 
1024 
101 
102 
103 
91 
93 

1294 
156 

•>rly-5«.  19<r>  JAJ 
Ball*  Co.-5*.«rund  ,  19O9. 
Motlaad  Co.- 
Oa.  Funding.  1912  

101 
110       .... 

.... 
!'••_•       .... 
lot      .... 

99        .... 

I0:ii,  3-  W) 

.... 
34 

i  3-4A 
109>«    .... 
3>t 
:   .... 
101         34 
Hil        .... 
101 

104  in 

3-4O 
8-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3'40 
3-40 
3-40 

5s,  Bridge  1919         JAJ 

M.  Jowpii-&.1903..PAA 

.%«.-•'.   M  ,      :  •:••  M  .  - 

^^•Ud'ff,  1901  ....  FA  A 
•KHbooC  1914  AAU 

at.  i 

O>,  June,  1499         ..JAO 

1-.  r.rid-i-,  I'.i-'ii  JAJ 
4s,  Water,   1913 

4«,  School.  1920  
4-c.  Public  markets,  1922. 
do         do        1925. 
1*.  WatiT.Jan.  1/14.JAJ 
l~    NS'iitcr    1912 

102 
90 

UM-40 

».,  Renewal.  (..  -99.  .JAJ 

,-. 

6«.  Pa*,  ...   1,  190     1*0 
i    5*.  ReD«iwaU..1000  JAJ 
4*.  Renewal,  g..-<W.MAX 
4a  Jane  19O5           JAI> 

101 
95 

4 

3% 

44 
44 

44 
44 
44 

,',  July  10,  '25..  JAJ 
:«'asg.  Jan.  1,  1924.  JAJ 
3>«*    g.  Jan.  1.  1929.  JAJ 
34s  g,  July  10.  l!>:<2J.v.l 
•Jh*  g.  July  10.1933.  JAJ 
,  JulylO.1934.JAtJ 
34"   "eg.,  g.,  1921    .I.V.I 
34*  gold    1927 

,    4a.Park.  1926  F&A 
3-«.Vi.  Park,  Aug.  1/15  35 
Hohokrn— 
6«.  Imp.,  1898  JAD 
Mil                      MAN 

100 

1024 

1'iJ 

105 
104 
104 
104 

ii's" 

100 

106 
109H 

116 
118 
120 
1074 
111 
103 
108 
107 
1064 
1054 

102 

4.,  ReMW..aMr./ll.MA.N 

^^^KlMw..  July. 
I.        rwM>Wl.g..'07.JAD 
^^•i,  n-nr  w..  g.  /  1  5.  MA  N 
f  •%•.  renewal,  g./  19.  FA* 
newal.*..  '20.11  AS 
•pThMrJMil-  oi.  May.  1999 
0*.  Oct..  1911      .«*ral-an. 
l...  i  Ml  .emlan. 

MONTANA 
Oi««»xteOo  Brh.  LM. 
*..  0.1.1,  M»r   1.19031.Y 
Outer  Co.-  *>.Jaa.  1,  191S 

r»th.-».i  co.- 

^K»7F.l.M»r  1.-14.MA." 
••'.t  Kalto- 
•a,  gold.  School  ..  19O5-  1  ft 
cool  July  1/IS.J4J 

34x  gold,  1936. 

IliidvnCo.— 
-    ;.t.  I/05.MA9 
44*.  if  .  If'l.  I'1-'  I  ...JAJ 
44«.RM.J»n.l.l'.i-':i.J.VJ 
'    44«.B'gt<,Sep.l.  18.MA9 
Jenwy  City—  7».  19O5.  .  Var 
7a,  Water.  1901  .I.V.I 
:iid..i«-l.t.  lS!t7.MAN 
7«.  \V.t.-r 
•  iek  loan*,  1900.  JAJ 
7«.  \Vatemcnp.  19O2.JAJ 
7n.Im|>.Agen.City>06JAJ 
7«.  Water.  1908  MAS 
7«  Water,  1913      ...JAJ 



3»  Bridt'o    I'l-jr, 

3s.  Water.  1905  JAJ 
lliitlalo— 
7s,  '>ct..  1908  AAO 
7«,  I'ark.  1916  JAJ 

1354 

3-35 
3% 
33s 
3-35 

3-35 

3-35 
3-35 
3-35 

3-35 

3-35 
3-35 

3-35 

3'90 
3-60 

3-60 
3-50 

3-50 
3-40 
3-40 

:i-4o 
3-40 

3-75 
3-50 

100 

5 

3V 

5>4 
54 

" 
X 

3\ 

5 

4* 

6 
4>4 

4  '4 

54 
54 



7s,  1  924  A  '25.             JAJ 

6s.  Parks,  Jnn.l,  1924  JAJ 
5s.    Water,     AprU     25, 
1898  A  '99                AAO 

44",  Tax  loans,  June  28, 
19OO                          JAD 

100  4 
107 

107*4 
107H 



.... 

4s,8ewer,Mayl/13.MAN 
3  4s,  Park,  Reg.,  1927  FAA 
34",  Refndg,  July  1/97, 
to  1914  J&J 

1064 
1014 

1084 
1027g 

Bn,  April.  1904  AAO 
6«.  pHoafg.  Fnti.'09.FAA 
5»,  City  Hall.  '97  to  1912. 
5«.gold.  AMHWII.,  1923  -24. 
5«,  Wafr^I'ne  1.  '21.JAD 
5».Aw«xui.Apr.  19  16.AAO 
.iter,  1916  
1    44«,Imp.op.to'02-3.J&J 
Long  Hranch— 
5«.  Sanitary.  J'ne  1,1913 
Moiiinixitli  Co.— 
5«.  Sell..  June  20,'39.».-an 
Montrlalr— 
O>  Oct.  1  1898      ..  AAO 

i'oii'4 

3  4»,  Buff.  Charter,  July  1, 
1897  to  1901. 

JAJ 

34»,Rerg,Jan.l/10.JAJ 
3s.  Plank  Koad,  June  2, 
1910    JAD 

101 

10238 

Lew|..v.     .-.. 
64«.  '                       .1W11-? 
Icily  /(»*-•  IS 

*»  (..  KrfiilUl..J.llr  1/16 
•iTfir  Hiw  (>>  — 
Sa.rd.Julr  1,  1912..  JAJ 

NEBRASKA 
•a.  AM  of  Keh.  14,  '77.  Apr 



.... 



Cohoes  — 
7s,  J'ly  1,1897  to'13  JAJ. 
4s  July  1,  1920          JAJ 

110 

• 

100 

4% 
44 

4s,  City    Hall.  Deo.  15, 

106 
102 

1094 

Corning— 
4s.  Re»r.,July/26-'35.JAJ 
Klmira— 
44».Sewer.A'g.  1/99FAA 
4s,Sch'l,  J'ly  1,  1904MAN 
4s,  Reg.  May  1,  1910  
34s,Redempt'n,191  '-21. 
3s,  P'k.Scp.  1,1897.  MAS 
Far  Rockaway— 
5s,  St.,  1898  to  1922.  JAJ 
Flatbush-68,Wat.  'll.MAS 
Kings  Co.— 
6s.  School,  Jan.,  1898  to 

'    4*,'  Bewer,  Aug.  1  ,  19O)  .  . 

44 

1 

4% 

4% 

34 

3-50 
3-50 

:i  -,c> 

H 
_a«.  Wator.  Mar.,  1901-<M 

lin«.  1900..  MAN 
ONtuktoB-Ta.  1914  
Do.i^;...                   .     .1.1 
5«.  K. 
!     Oran-1    Ulao-l-*.,   Water. 
5or.  1.  1905  MAS 

100 

1014 

111 
103-51 

MnrrH  Oo.- 
.»d.  1935  JAJ 
New  Brunnwiok— 









6<s'l9O6.'.  

Newark— 



12.V4 
102 

100 

:..  ;  -• 

7«,  Water,  May,  1905  — 
6«,  Watcr.Aiig.  1  897  .  FA  A 
fH,  Oorporale.  Aug..  1908 
5a,  Corporate.  June,  11>10 
44*.  Water.  May.  1915.. 



105 
103 

Barr.tr  I  -«»,  Water.  Aujc. 

Ss.Soh.July  ,'98  to  '02.JAJ 

THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

V.-t. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

AsK. 

To 

Net. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 
Net. 

Kings  County—  (Con.) 
48,  reg.  Bldg.  Imp.,  May  1  , 

104 
102 
106% 
101 

Yonkers—  (Concluded). 
4«,  Sell,  Ap.  1  ,'20to'24  A&O 
4s,  Water,  Apr.,  1912  
4s   reg  do  Apr.  1,  1905.. 

360 
3-60 
360 

Dayton—  (Concluded.) 
4%s,  Wat.,  '98  to  '04.F&A 
4s,  Wat.,  May  1,  '05.  M&N 
Defiance  — 
6s,  Paving,  '98  1899.  J&J 
5s,  Ref.  Mr.l,  '02-'12  M&iS 
Delaware  Co.— 
6s,  Ditch,  June  5,'97  to'05 
5s,  Road,June  5/97  to  '  1  1 
East  Liverpool— 
5s,  Ref.,  Wat.,  June  1,  '23 
5s,  School,'09  to  '20  .J&D 
Findlay— 
7s  Gas,  1897  to  1903... 

3-85 
3-85 

4% 
4»» 

4% 
<li~ 

4=8 
438 

514 
514 
5M 
.514 





4s,  Park,  May  1,  190.V44 
4s,  Park,  '10  to  '33  M&N 
4s,  8tr.lmp.,1900-20.J&J 
Kingston— 
7s,  Jan.  15,  1901  J*J 
6s,  Refunding,  1910.  J&J 
4s,  Rfd.Jan.l5,1912J&J 
3ioi>,g.,Wat.,'19-'36.A&O 
3,  Rfd.,  Jan.  15,  1914.  J&J 
Lanstngburg— 
4s,  Soli.,  Deo.  1,  1900.  J&J 
Larchmont— 
4s,  r..  Highway  &  Sewers. 
1916-25  A&O 
Lestcrshire— 
3%s.  Beg.  Wat.,  '02  to  '16. 
Long  island  City  — 
7s,  Sept.  l,'97to'14.M&S 
6s,No.,Feb.  '13  to  19.F&A 

113 

...... 

3-55 
3-50 
3-45 
3-40 
4 

3-70 

3-70 
3-80 

4 

r 

4 

NORTH  CAROLINA 

(is  Old  1886-98  J&J 

New  bonds,  1892-98...  J&J 

* 



.... 

Consol.  4s,  c.,  1909  J&J 
Coneol.  48,  1910  J&J 
""  Small                           J&J 

•  102% 

* 

ioe" 

.... 







103 

104*8 

6s   1919                     .  A&O 

"  119 

As'heville—  5s,  g.,  J'ly,  1911 
Buncombe  Co.  — 
Refunding,  g.,  5s,  1915.. 

104 
108 
112 

104% 

10o% 
112% 

414 

68    1898  to  '07           J&D 

6s,  Str.  Imp.,  1900.  ..F&A 
5%s,  1919  F&A 
58,Water,Mar.l,'08.M&S 
Fostorla  — 
6s,  Pvg,  Sept.l,  1907  M&S 
6s;  Sewer,  1904  
6s,Sew.Sept.  1.1919.M&S 
Franklin  Co.—  6s,Mr.21,'OJ 
6s,  Gen.  Exp.  Manh  1, 
1897  to  1902....  M&S 
6s,  Road,  Sep.  l,'05,S-an. 
4%8,May  l,'99to  '08.M&N 
GalliaCo.— 
5s,  1898  to  1913  J&J 
Gallipolls— 
5s  Water  May  1,  1914 

6s,  Court  H,  May  1,  1901 
6s,  Court  H  ,Mav  1,  1906 
6s,  Court  H.,  May  1,  1911 
Wilmington—  6s,  Jan.  1,  '18 

5% 
5% 
5% 
4% 

4% 

419, 





5s,  Fund'g,  Jan.l,'22.J&J 

NORTH  DAKOTA 

6s,  Hospit'l.May  1,'04.M&N 
4HS,Rev.,Apr.  25,'05.A&O 
4s,  Refund.,  July  1,  1914.. 
48,Fund'g,Mar.20,'21.M&N 
4s,  Refund'g,  July  1,  1923. 

OHIO 

3s,  S.fd.,  July  ,'97&'98.  J&J 
3s,  Reg.,  funded  debt.  .J&J 
4%s,  Univ.,  Dec.,  '98-'03.  ... 
Akron  — 
6s  Sch.,  May  22,'98.M&N 

4>ss,  Imp.,Ap.2,'99.A&O 
4i«8,  Imp.,  Ap.2,'14.A&O 
4%s,  1902  to  1923.  .J&D 
4s,  Water.Sep.  1,'20.M&N 
3%s,Wat.,Mayl,'20.M&N 
Montgomery— 
48,Water,Jul.l,  1915.  J&J 
Mount  Vornon— 
5s,  Reg.,  1900  A&O 
58,TaxRel.,Sep.l,'98F&A 
48,  School,  1909--17.M&N 
4s,  Reg..  1917to'26-M&S 

100 
100 
10O 
100 

99 
»9 







4% 
4% 

4»s. 

4% 

414 
414 
414 

100 

101 

5s,  Redemption,  1900-15. 
Hamilton  — 
5s,  Gas,  Feb.  1  ,  1908  



3% 

4 
4 

4 
514 

5 

5s,  Municip.,  1914  to  '18. 
4%s,  1902  to  1911  ...M&S 
Hamilton  Co.  — 
5s,  1934  F&A 

Newburg  — 
68,  May  1,1996  M&N 
5s,  Water,  July  1,'97  J&J 
4s,  Water,  Feb.l,'12.F&A 
3%s,  Wat.,  Sep.l,'07.M&S 
New  York  City— 
7s,  West  Farm8..'97-2147 
7s,Morrisania.l  908-1980 
6s,  William  abridge  Hig'y, 
May  1909-44 

4 
6 
3-90 
390 

3-40 
3-40 

5s  School   1901 

110 
109 
105% 
105% 

105% 

113 

5sJ  Str.,  July  14,  '99  J&J 
Alliance—  6s,  Oct..  1904..  .  . 

5s,ElberonAv.,  1911  J&D 
4s,  Ref.,  May  15,'16.M&N 
4s,  C.  H.,  June,  1936  
4s,  Armory,  December  1, 
1917-37  J&D 

Ashtabula  — 
6s,  Sewer,'97  ta  '03.  A&O 
Avondale  — 
5s,  June,  1916  J&D 
5s,  T.  &  I.,  May  1914.M&N 
5s,  Water,  Jan.  ,1907.  J&J 
4s,  St.  im.,A,  J'ue'21.J&D 
B.July,  1921  J&J 
C.Jan.,  1922  J&J 
1),  April,  1923  A&O 
Barberton— 
6s  Sewer,  1897  to  1903 

106% 
106% 

106% 

419 

4% 
4% 

t   107 
t  108 
t   104% 
t   102 
t   102 
1    102 
1    102 

Hancock  Co.  — 
6s,Ditch,Jan.30,1900J&J 
5s,B'dge,1897  to'98.M&S 
Hardiu  Co  —   . 
6s,  Edge,  Jan.  1,  '98.A&O 
Hartwell  — 
5s,  July,  1904  



.... 

7s  1  900                     M&N 

111 

107>9 
115 
101 
102 

"98" 
37 
98 
98 



5s"  1908                      M&N 

1C2 

3%8,g.,CoriearsH..1913 
31*8,  if.,  Park.  1916.  MAN 
3*28,  Exmt.,  Oct.  1,  '15.. 
3%s,  Exmt.,  Nov.  1,  '16.. 
3%s,  Exmt.,  Nov.  1,'17.. 
31*8,  Exmt.,  Nov.  1.  '22.. 
3%s,  g..  Dock,  1925  
3s,  g..  Street,  1916.  M&N 
3s,  School,  1913  ....M&N 
3s,g..Str.&Ave,l  914M&N 
3s,  g.  Dock,  1924....  M&N 
3s  School  1908 

5% 
4% 

45g 

Henry  Co.  — 
6s,  Ditch,  Nov.,  1898  
Irontou— 
5s,  Water,  Jan.,  1906  
Lakewood  — 
6s,El.Lt.,Oct.l5,'97to'16 
Lawrence  Co.— 
6s,  Edge.,  Sept.,'97.M&S 
Lima— 
6s,  Pvg,  July  1,  '98.  .J&J 
Logan  — 
5s,  Ref.,1900  to  1930  J&D 
Lorain— 
5s,  Ref.,  Water,  Novem- 
ber 1,  1914  M&N 



4i« 
4% 
4*8 
4% 
4% 
4% 

5 
5 
5 

5 

4 

4 
4 

105-65 
105-90 
106-10 
107-10 



Blanchard  Township— 
5%s,  Refdg.,  '98  to  1902. 
Bluffton— 
5s,  Water,  1900-'14.  M&S 
Bond  Hill- 
Ss.Wat'r,  Sept.l,'20..M&8 
ButlerCo-5s,Dc..'98  to'900 
4%s,  Ct.  H.,  1906-07.  J&J 
4*48,  Bridge,  1910  to  '24. 
4%s,Replen.,'04to'18J&J 
4138,  1921-24          ...J&J 

104H 

4i« 

4%: 
4% 
4% 
4% 

3?8 
378 
3*8 

3?8 

5% 
3-90 

I 

3s|  Water,'  1904  A&O 
2%s,  Tax  exempt,  '09-29. 
Niagara  Falls  — 
4s  School  May  1913 

97 



.... 

Canton— 
5s,  Sch.,  July  10,  '11.  J&J 
5s,  Sch.,  Oct.  21,  '03.  A&O 
5s,  Ref.,'98,'99-1900.J&J 
4%8,  Fire  D.,A'g.'99.F&A 
Celina— 
6s,  Water,  1916-'29.A&O 
Cincinnati  — 
7-3s,  July,  1902  J&J 
7'inS,  May,  1906  

3-80 
3-80 

4 
4 
4 

44 
4i4 

3% 

3-75 
3-75 
3-70 
3-70 
3-70 
4 

3-40 

3-60 
3»8 

3-40 
3-40 

3-45 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 

Sia 

4 

3-70 
3-50 
4 

3-45 
3-40 
3-4O 
3-40 
4 

3-40 
340 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 

3-45 
3-40 

4s|  Police,'  Feb.,  1914.... 
North  Tonawanda— 
5s,  Sewer,  Sept,  25,  1911. 
4s,Wat.,Mar.31,'24.A&O 
4s,Paving,1897-'05.M&S 
Clean— 
5s,  Reg..  July,  1903.  ...N 
5s,  Reg.,  Nov.,  1900....  N 
Pelham  — 
4s,  Reg.,  sch'l,  J'y  ,'98.  J&J 
Poughkeepsie  — 
7s,  RR.,Feb.l,1902.F&A 
5s,  Bounties,  1900..  M&S 
4138,       do       1901.  .M&S 
4s,           do       1905..  M&S 
3>«s,Sewer,Ag.l,'05.F&A 
3s,  Bounties,  1907..  M&S 
Queens  Co.  — 
4s,  Nov.,  1916  M&N 
Kensselaer  Co  — 
3%s,  Court  House  certifi- 
cates, 19  11  to  1927 









5s,  River  Imp.,  1924-29. 

6s,  Paving,  '98-'05..F&A 
Louisville  — 
5s,  Water,  1914  F&A 
Lucas  Co.  — 
5s,Gen.F.,'98to'04.M&N 
5s,  Child's  Home,  August, 
1905          F&A 

11714 
126 
118 
125 
117% 
11912 
109^2 
112 
102i2 
105% 
104% 
101 

117% 
127 
119 
129 
118% 
120% 



100% 

7s,  Fund'g,  May,'04.M&N 
7s  Nov    1908            M&N 

5s,  Road,  J'yl,  '98-99.  J&J 
4s,  Court-house,  '44.  M&S 
Marietta— 
6s,  g.,  1897  to  1904.  A&O 

6s,  gold,  May,  1906.  M&N 
6s,  Aug.,  1909    F&A 

ib'siii 

434 
4% 

4% 

4% 

4% 
5 
5% 
4i8 
5% 
5% 
4% 

5% 
5% 

4% 
5% 

5% 
4% 

4% 
4^8 
5% 
5% 
5i4 
4% 

5s,  Sew.,  May,  1909.  M&N 
5s,  30-50S,  s.  t  .,  1930.M&N 
4s,  Pa  v.,  '97  to  1905..Var. 
4s.  30-508,  s.f.,  1931.  J&J 
4s,  S.  F.,  30-508,  J'ly  ,  1941 
4s,  City  Hall,  1909..  J&D 
Cleveland— 
6s  June  1898            J&D 







.... 

5s,  Paving,  1906.  .  .  .A&O 
Marion  —  6s,  Imp.,  Sept.,  '98 
to  1910  M&S 

ioa 

105 

5s,  Sewer,'97  to  '17.  M&S 
Marion  Co.— 
5s,  Bridge,  '97-'01..  M&S 
Martin's  Ferry  — 
5s,  Sch.,  1926  to  '44.  M&S 
McComb  — 
Gs,  Imp.,  Oct.,  1904..  J&J 
Medina  Co.  — 
58,  1898  to  1901....  F&A 
Milford  Center— 
6s,  Ref.,  '99  to  '13.  .A&O 
Monterey  Township  — 
6s    Sch    1897  to   1904 



108-65 

102% 

3-55 
3% 

s'-Ko 

3  50 
3-50 
3-50 
3% 

3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 

4ia 

6s,B'dof  Ed.,Sept.l,1907 
to  1916  Semi-an. 
5s,  El.Rd.,J'ne,  1903  J&D 
5s,  Oct..  1902             A&O 

ibrU 

106% 

ib'8% 

107% 

Richtteld  Springs— 
4s,F'nd.W'ter,J'e  1,'06.14 
Richmond  Co.— 
4s,  Fund.,June  1,  '14.  J&D 
4e,  g.,  July,  1,  1921..  J&J 
Rochester— 
7g,  Reg.,  Jan.  1,  1903 

10458 

5s,  Viad.,  June,1907.J&D 
4%s,  B'dge,  '99..  Semi-an. 
4><s,  Wat.,  Apr.,'02.A&O 
4%s,  School,  J'e.'02.,I&D 
4s,  Funded   debt,  April, 
1902  .                        A&O 













101 
101% 
102>4 
108 

10214 
102% 
103'e 
10914 

Napoleon— 
5s,  Water,  1906       .  J&J 

105 

4s   1912 

4s,  Wat'r  April,  1903  A&O 
4s,  Sew.,  Apr.,  1906.  A&O 
4s.  R.  &  H.,  1926 

3%s,Ref'gRR.,1913.F&A 
3  148,  B'dge.Sep  .  1  ,'22.  J&J 
Eockland  Co.— 
4%,  Reg.,1903-'05..A&O 
Saranac  Lake— 
5s,  Water,  July  l,'24.July 
Scheuectady  — 
7s,  Jan.,  1898  to  '00.  J&J 
4s,Wat.,N'vl,'08-15.M&N 
3s,  Water,  Aug.  15,  '11-13 
Syracuse  — 
7s,RR.,  Jan.  1,  1900.  J&J 
4s,  Rfd.  Feb.  1,  1904.F&A 
4s,Sch,Dc.  1B,'97-'06J&U 
3%s,Wa.  J'ly  1,  1920.J&J 
3s,  Wa.,  July  1,  1920.J&J 
Troy— 
5s.  Wat.,M'y  1  .'97-02M&N 
4%s,Water,'98  to'04.F&A 
4s,  June  2,  '98-1904.  J&D 
3%s,  Reg.,  1900-'O4.M&N 
3%s,Dec.l5,1905-llJ&D 
3%s,  Reg.  Imp.,  1914.J&J 
3s,Bldg.,  Oct.  19,'99.  A&O 
Utlca— 
7s,  RR.  Aid,  July  1,  1901 
4s,Paving,  1901  

Nelsonville  — 
6s,  Ref.,Apr.l,  1914.A&O 
68,School,1906to'14  M&S 
Newttrk  — 
5s,Ref.S'pl,'97to'12.M&S 
Niles—  6s,     Electric    light 
Sep.l5,'05to'19.Semi  an 
North  Baltimore— 
6s,  Paving,  1906....  M&N 
Norwood—  6s,  1897  to  1905 
5s,  1915  
5s  El.  Lt.  1897  to  1926 

106-55 

3-65s,  Water,  Sept.,  1902. 
Clermont  Co.— 
5s,  Deficiency,    June   1, 
1916  to  1923         .J&D 

Clifton— 
4138,  Gen.  imp.,1919.J&J 
2d  eer.,  May,1920.M&N 
4%s,  Sewer,  July,  '17J&J 
4%s,  Wat.,  2dser.,'22A&O 
5s,  Water,  Jan.,  1906.J&J 
Columbiana  — 
5s,  Water  Mch.  1   1915 

1    105 
t   105 
t   104% 
t   105 
t  105% 

----- 

514 

4 
3-80 
3-80 
3-80 
3-80 
3-80 
3-80 
3-80 
380 

5% 
4 

4 
4 
4 

103 

Pickaway  Co.— 
6s,  Road,  '97  to  1900.M&S 
Plain  City— 
6s,Ref  Water,  1903  to  23 
Pleasanr  Township— 
fis,  refund.,  1897  to  1900 
,Pomeroy  — 
6s,  Ref  .'No  v.l,  1914.M&S 
Port  Clinton— 
5s,  Water,  1905-25  

Columbus— 
6s,  Str.  Imp.,  1897  to  '07. 
5s,  Fire  Dep't,  June,  1904 
5s,  Water,  Ap.  1,  '07.  A&O 
5s,8ewer,,July,  1912.  J&J 
5s.  8ewer,Sep.,1913.M&S 
4%s,  Viad.,Nov.'02.M&N 
4%8,  Sewer  Sept   1921 

4s,  Sewer,  Ap.  1,  '10.A&6 
4s,Nov.,  1909  J&D 
Corning  — 
6s,  Ret.,  Water,  '97  to  '04 
Cuyahoga  Co  — 
5s,  July,  1918             J&J 

Portsmouth—  5s,  Aug.  ,  1  900 
5s,  Water,  May  1,  1906.. 
Putnam  Co.  — 
6s,  Ditch,  1899  to  1900 

101  14 
104 





4* 
5 
5»» 
5% 

Ridge  Township— 
5s,  Road,  Apr.  1,'15.A&0 
Salem— 
6s,  RR.,  1911  M&S 
Salineville  — 
6s.  School.  Dec.  1,  '15.,  T&B 

Yonkers  — 
7s,  Apr.  1,  1901-2...  A&O 
4s,  Bridge,  Apr.  1,'97J&D 
4s,  Paving,  Mar.,  1897  to 
1901  M&S 

Ill 

100 

100 

Dayton— 
6s    Apr.,  1897  to  1899 



.... 

6s,  Nov.,  1904  
5s.  Sch.,  Feb.  1.  '06.  F&A 





'  Flat  price. 


t  These  towns  have  been  taken  Into  Cincinnati  j  their  bonds  ara  now  Cincinnati  obligations. 


MARCH,  1897.J 


MUNICIPAL  BONDS. 


Bid. 


To 

Ask.    N.-t 


Saudiuky— 

5mJuii>.1900  ............ 

5mWharr,Aug.l/09.FAA 
Stark  Co.  - 

SmBefdir,  1903--12.MA8 
SteubenvtUe— 

4m  Water,  1924  .....  MAS 
Tlmn— 

6»,  Pav..  1897  to  1903  ... 
Potodo-7-3  May  4.  1900.  .  . 

6m  Oct.  1899.  AAO  ........ 

5*.  Refunding,  Water. 
June  1,  19O3  .......  JA1> 

5s,  May  1.  1911  ....MAX 

44*.  Oct.,  1901  ......  JAO. 

> 


101 
102 


102 


1104 


Bonds. 


Bid. 


44«.  Oct..  1919  .....  AAO 

4,4m8ch..Frb.l7/lGFAA 

4m  Brtdge.Feh 

4s.  Park.  July  1.  '42  JAJ 
Cnloa  City— 

6mrafu'g.,1903to'15JAD 
Tan  Wen— 

5m  Water,  Apr.  1.  1911-41 
Van  Wert  Co.— 

6m  BM,  1911  W1919.FAA 
Wapakoneta  — 

5«.  Water,  190O-'16.MAS 
Westwood— 

6s,  Beech  Ar.,'97  to  19O5  » 

5s,  8ldewalk.8ept2.l925  r 

5m  Water.  July  1.1915..  I 
Win  ton  Place— 

it.  Town  Hal!.  1915-25.. 
Wood  Co.—  5s,  Court-home, 

March  1,1897  .......  MAS 

Youngstown—  <)*.    Paring, 

Get.  I,  1897  to  19O3 
' 


106 
1O3 


amSebool.Sept..'0-J..MA - 
6mFul«L,Sept.l/01.S.r 


Pltttburg— (Con.) — 
6s,  Water,  Jan.,1908.J AJ 
5s.  Funded  debt  improve- 
ment, 1913 JAD 

44s,  School.  July.  1919.. 
4s,  Couip.,  Jan.,1915.J  AJ 
Beading— 48,  Aug.,  1910... 

4«,  Apr.,  1918 AAO 

Scranton — 

44s,  Redemp.,  June,  19O9 
44s,City  imp..June.l919 

44s,  School,  1920 

3  80  8harp8b'g5s.8chool,1902-9 

3-80  Wllkes-Barre— 

.1-0      6a.  Aug.  1,  1897. ..Aug.  1 

3-80      58,Certif  s'.,  1898 An. 

4. an 

io5"i'  RHODE  ISLAND 

3  SO   319.  g..  S.  H..  1934 J4J 

1O6*  3-70  BurrillviUe— 

4a,  g.,  Impt.,  Jan.  1, 1907 
j\       4g,  g.. Impt.,  Jan.  1,  1922 

Central  Falls— 

4V     48.  gold,  Deo..  1905  to  '20 
Cranston — Is.  Aug.  15,  '25. 
44  Newport— 4s, Mar.,  19O5... 
4s, «..  Park,  Feb.,  1927.. 
4»8  Pawtuckrt— 

5*.  April,  1899 AAO1 

4*.  July,  1904 JAJ 

4s,  Water.  July  1/19  JAJ 

4s,  g.,  July  1,1936 

4«,  g..  Water  A  8.,  July, 

1934 JAJ 

4*.  Fd.  loan,  g.. '36.  JAJ 


116 


105 


Ask. 


To 

Set. 


Bond*. 


Bid. 


3  ashville—  (Con.)— 
3-30      448,1907 

44s,  1918,  Water...  J&Ji 

44s,  Water,  1920 

44s,  1922 

44s,  1923 

4s,  1919 

3-60  North  Knorville— 

5s,  Water,  Sept.,  1919  .. 
106        Shelby  Co.— 6s,  Long.A&O1 


3-30 

i04*8  3-60 


100*4 
1O1 
101 H 
1014 
LOO 


Ask. 


106 
1074 


3* 
3% 


. 

6s,  Long,  various  ...M&S1 
6s,SUort  ............  J&J 

Sumner  Co.—  6s  ........  J&J* 

Wilson  Co.—  6s,  1899..  JAJ  * 


1034 

.  106-tJf. 


IOO4    1024 
102V   1"34 


3-62 


44 

44 


.  .,... 

6m  Park.  Mar.  l.'U  JAJ 
5^Ftre.Oct,'97U>>  15.AAO 


44«.  Ref.,  Oct.  1/09.  AAO 

OKLAHOMA 

QcrrelandCo  — 
«s.rM...*rpt.l0.1904.Sept. 

Oklahoma  Ctty- 
6«,  Sob..  Jan.  1.  1914JAJ 
•a,  Fund'*.  19O6  to  1915 

Oklahoma  Co.  - 

8«,  Fund.  Dec..l904.  Ann 
6s.  rnnd'g.,  1919  to  1 

OREGON 


44 

4 
4»a 

4 
4 

4(4 


1014 
1OO 

1014 

loa 


Providence— 
6g.,  July  1, 1900....  JAJ 


1014  3-8i 
103  3-*0 
1054  3-75 


ice's  3-30 


1054    106     3-20 
i  Ki        1144    3M 


103 
107* 


6a,fleh.,M«r.l.l914,MA« 
54.  »..  Water.  1925  ....... 

Malheur  Co.- 


6s,  *..  Sewer.  19O5.  JAJ 
«•,  Ick.  1  \AU 

a*.«..C.II.  July  1/23  J  AJ 
5i,W».  J*u  1.1917JAJ 
A*,  g..  Wat.  f  uly  1  ,'23.  J  AJ 


. 


PENNSYLVANIA 
««,    A<r1eultnral    (  o 

Feb..  1922  ..........  FAA 

4^  19M  to  1904  ......  FAA 

4m  Fund'c.  Feti.,1912.KAA 
•  W.  Fnn<L,  Feb.,1912.FAA 
AlUfbrny  -S«,  1897.  .Var. 

4>ta.l900lo  1903...  Var. 

4m  1901  to  1919  .....  Var. 

4*.  July.  1910  ............ 

4«.  July.  1925  .......... 

Allechrny  Co.— 


19OO-19O8..Var. 
7..  1  899  .AAO 
.  1899  .....  AAO 


104 
110 
1O7 

105* 
KM 
107 
109 

103 
104 


.  1904 


A  .*"•  <n  i 

4m  School. 

.SEE 

SmIU>«.wat.Janl/04JAJ 


.JAJ        98 


100 
100 


1924  .....  JAJ 


O..  City,  1«98 JAJ 

5m  City,  19OT  to  '09. JAJ 
•4*.  City  .1901  to  1 904  JAJ 
4mS*bool.July  1/14JAJ 


4s,  g.,Park,  July .'21. JAJ 
4s,  t-.  School,  July,  1911. 
34*.  g.,  Wat.  1916. MAS 
Woonsocket— 
4s,  Water, Apr.l/15.A&0 
4s.  Reg.  Oold,  1921.  FA  A 

SOUTH  CAROLINA 
6s.  Old  bonds,  1869  to  1888  ' 

44m  Blue,  1928 JAJ, 

44s.  New  Issue.  1933.  JAJ" 

4s.  July  1,1936 JAJ 

Charleston— 
7s,  Convertible,  '97.AAO 

6s,  1898 AAO 

5s,  Oct.  1923 AAO 

4s.  1909 JAJ 

Columbia— 38-48.  1910 

SOUTH  DAKOTA 
6s.  Rev.,  war.,  Apr.  1. 1897 
44  6m8ch.ACol..J'yl/05JAJ 
-,  5s.Seh.ACoLJTyl.'07JAJ 
112*4-20  44s.Rerd.,May  1, '07. JAJ 
110H4-20  4s.Constirn,Mar.l/10JAJ 
11O44-2O   34s,  Rerd.,Nov.l,'12.JAJ 
117       4      Aberdeen— 
112*4-20      6s.  Rrf..  Jan.  1.1915  JAJ 
4*4   FanlkCo.- 

6m  Pnod.  Jan.1 ,' 15.8.-an. 
Hanson  Co.— 
6m  Refunding,  1908  JAJ 

3      LakeCo.-5s.Hdg..lO-20yr 

....   Marshall Co.- 

6s,  Fund.,  Jan.  1/15  JAJ 
MlUsbell- 

6m  School.  Apr., '14.AAO 
Sionx  Falls— 

Sm  Fund..  J  an.  1, '  10  JAJ 
Wafrtown 
6s,  School,  July  1/09  JAJ 

TENNESSEE 

>;«.  rnfiiiiiidd.  1900. .JAJ 
6mOoiu|inniil«i-.  1912 


1074 


102 


IM 


100 


100 


;...,  ..- 


.  Jan.  l,'9*lo  i 900. JAJ 
4».  CKy,  July  1, 192OJAJ 

«H  »sisste»i»-i-4s.Oct.  1 8T7 
101916 AAO 

Johnstown— As,  1921. JAD 
4-s.  Sept.  1.  1923.. .MAS 
4s.  Fire  alarm,  1923  JAJ 

fjsMoastnr  fls.1Tntn7(T  fin 
Wat.  Ap.  '05  to  20.Q-J 

•sCsMport— 6s.  1907.  JAJ 


113 

'.'•7 

UM 


107 
103 

101 

100 


Water.  1911  ......  JAJ 

*  >«•,  Pnndlnir.  1920  JAJ 
iv  rdf,  1899-1914  ..... 

(•town—  4m  1913.  JAJ 


.  JAJ 

«s.  Taxed,  1904  ......  JAJ 

4s,    »»   run-ling,    D«c., 
UVTtolOOC  ......  JAJ 

3%>,  1*04  to  1924  ........ 

3>*i.  '•'•<•  :n,  19O6..JAJ 
- 


114 


105 
100 
'.03 
100 


7s.  April.  1*199 
rmMtal  debt 
unic 

Klat 


AAO 


100 


6a.  Compromise,  1918 

44mPenlteut,.Oct.'13.AAO 
44s,  Redemp..  1913.. AAO 

4s,  Funding,  1907 

4s  Redemption.  1912. JAJ 
3s.  Settlement  ( 1OOI . .  JAJ 
3m  Settlement  ( 10OO),  1913 

3m  Scrip 

Chattanooga— 

6s,  April.  1909 AAO 

Davidson  Co.-6s.-99.JAJ 

5s,A»ylum,  1903...  JAJ 

448.  1915 JAJ 

Hamilton  Co.— 5s,  Bridge, 

Oct  1.  1909 AAO 

Haminan- 

6m  Aug.  1,1923 PAA 

Hayward  Co.— 6s 

1074  4-65  Henderson  Oo.-6s 


90 

lie 

107 


a 

100" 


100 


Jackion— 6*  1900 
Knoxvllle-6.,  Fund.,  1915 

5«,  g..  Imp.,  1921 

4«.  Fumllng,  1920 


104 
97 
98 


3-80 


Lexington— «s.  RR.ald,'13 
I  Marshall  Co.-5s,  1901. FAA 
Memphis— 


OsiComp. 


MM 


101 


N 
83 


TEXAS 

7s,  Frontier  def.,1910.M&S 
6s,  g..  Red.  J'y ,  1906.. . .  J&J 
3%  5s,  Retir'g  outs.,  1909  J&J, 
4s.  Ret'goutg.,Jan.,'99.Janl 
Abilene— 

8s,  Water,  J  an.6.1901  J&J 
Austin — 

6s,  July,  1904 J&J! 

5s,Wat.&  Lt.J-ly/30..Q-J 
.  .,,   34   Ballinger- 

110%  3-45      6s,  July  1,1943 J&J; 

Bell  Co.— 5s,  1909 Apr 

lOZ.'e  3  70  Bexar  Co.— 6s,  golrt,  Court- 
house, Aug.  18/33.  Apr.  10| 
5s,  Bridge,  1910.. Apr.  10 
Brown  Co. — 

54s,  Ref.,  Apr.  1905-35.. 
105     3-75  Commerce — 
1O54  3-75       6s,  Sob...  1901-1906.  J&J 
Corsicana— 

5s,8wr.,  July  1.1919J&  J 
Dallas— 

7s,  RR,,  Apr.  1904. .A&O 
6s,  Funding,  1917. .A&O 
113T8    3'4      5s,  Fd..  July,  1931. .JAJ 

1124    34       5s,  g.,  Aug.,  1928 FAA 

108»s    3]4    Ennls— 

103^    34       68.Sch.,Sep.l5,1934.M&8 

Fayettc  Co.—. 

104  3-70  5s.  C.H.  Refund.. 1905-35 
104*3-70  Fort  Wortu-78, 19O4. M&S 
6s,  Water,  Feb., '22. FAA 

5s,  Ref.,  1920 JAJ 

Oalveston—  • 

8s,  1897  to  1903 MAS 

5s,  Lira,  debt,  8ep.l.l921| 
5s,  I.im.  debt.  June  1,  '231 
5s,  Llin.  debt,  Jan.  22/25 

5s,  Llm.  debt,  1927  ' 

5s,  Fund's. 1905-15. M&N 
5s,  Wat,  1908-1928..  JAJ 
Henrietta— 

6s,  g.,  Ref.C.-H.,'25J&J 
Hlllsboro— 58.,   g.,    Water. 

Jan.  1,  1935 J&J 

6s,  School.  1*09 JAJ 

44   Honey  Grove— 

414      5s,  imp.,  1906-'26 

Houston— 

10s,  New  series,  1901  JAJ 
6s,comp.,  July,  1918.  JAJ 

6s,  com  p.,  1912 

5s,  Comp.,  July,  '18.  J&J 
5s.  g..  Ref.,  Jan.  1/37JAJ 
McLennan  Co.— 

6s.  Brldgp.  19O9..Apr.lO 
Palis— 6s,  Water,  Oct.   15. 

1912tol937 JAJ: 

5s,  Improv.,  June,  1930. 
San  Antonio — 
»s.  Refund'g.  1898.. J&D- 
68,g.,Fuud.,1905  15.FAA 
6s,  Ira  pt,,  Aug.  1/08.  FA  A 
6s,  May  1,  1915....M&N 

6s,  1916 FAA 

5s,  Building,  1917... FAA 
Sherman— 

6s,  Fund'g,  aver.  18  yrs. . 
6s,  Rerd'u,  aver.  94  yrs. 
6s,  Water,  aver.  204  yrs. 
Temple 


ibo" 


101 


109 


75 
80 


102 
108 
100 
100 


96  >« 


7s,M'rket,Mar.l/27.M&S 
Tyler— 7»,   Water,  Jan.  1, 

1903 JAJ 

:  Waco— 5»,  Oold,  1923 

5«,  1920 MAS 

5»,  Ref.,  July,  1909.  JAJ 


•  100    '    102 


'hoolj'ii't 


n,  1907. 


.3-20 

.... 

335 
3-30 


OV,  \yviu |/«  f  tiva'»ut   »«• 

6s,Cltyscnool,5to20yT8.  • 
44.  Refdg..  g..  1926.JAJ  • 
Bashvllle-4js.  1901..  JAJ' 
6s.  Refunding,  1903  JAJ  • 

,  .    :  ...         JAJ  • 

6s.  Funding.  19O7.  .MAN  • 

G,.  Water  1908 MAN  • 

»s.  Water,  1909. ...MAN* 

6s,  Water,  191O MAN  • 

68  Water.  1911 MAN  • 

«.    Apr.  :tO.  1913... M&NI* 
54s.  Bridge.  1905... AAO  * 

58,  Water.  1921 JAD;' 

5«.  Hav  marl. 


112 
114 
114 


108 

Loa 

1117 

1134 

1144 

1154 

1164 

117 

1184 


107% 

101 


114 
117 
115 
109 


411.  UTAH 

5s,Bulld'g,  19OO-1910J&J 
44  58,  Territorial, '98--06  J&J 
44  Logan— 5s,  g..  Water. Dec., 

1912 JAD 

4V  Ogden— 5s,  Gen.  Imp.,  May 

1,1913 M&N 

5\  Salt  Lake  City— 

5s,  Oen.  fd.,  1901-1 1. J&J 

5s,  Fund.,  1908 MAS 

5s,  Fund.,  1912 JAJ 

4%       58,  Fund.,  1914 MAN 

44      5s.8choolDist,19O2.FAA 
;    58.         "  1913. FAA 

4      Salt  Lake  County— 
....       5e,  Fd.,Aug.l/O6-16F*A| 

VERMONT 

..  6s,  Agric.  College,  June  1, 

1910 JAD 

..  Barre— 4s,  May,  1911 | 

4»,May,  1916 

Bellows  Falls— 

4s.  Water.  1915 

Bennlngton— 

4a,  Sewer,  Jan. /03-5JAJ 
Brattleboro—  , 

4s,  Jan.  1,1904 

4s,  Jan.  1, 1911 

48.  Jan.  1,1918 

Burllugton— 4s,  July,  1908. 
Newport  — 4s,  g.,  Water 

June  1.  1920 JAD 


116  118 

115  118 

106  118 

102  1034 

104  1054 


90 


95 

ioo" 


95 


974 
ib"2 


974 


100 
100 

100 


109  112 

106  108 

100  I  102 

100  103 


To 

Net. 


414 
4H 
414 


4*8 


101 


111   114 
99   100 


103 


102 

1024 

1024 


111! 


102 


100 
103 


100 


105 
103 
100 


98 
101 


109 
1094 


108 
105 
1024 
1094 

t02 

106 
101 

102 

1074 


112 
111 
1114 

103 
105 


100 

10 1  103 

1004  103 

100  1024 


1024 


100 
100 
100 


130 


102 
101 


102 
105 


44 


54 
54 
54 


4»8 


4*8 

4'8 

44 


3\ 


131 
103 
103  <% 

103 

102 


103  :3-52 
105-403-52 
107-35  3-52 

103 

106 


THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


Bonds. 

Bid.      Ask. 

To 

Net. 

Honda. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 
Net. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 
Net- 

RocklnKham— 
4s  Jan     1898  to  1917 

3% 
5 

s" 

Ballard—  6->,  gold,  Water  & 
Light,  Jan.  1,  1915.  .J&J 
EBStTaoonw--tis,Sch.Dlst., 
Feb.  1,  1'JOO  F&A 
Falru'v.-6s,g.,J'lyl,llJ&J 
Kittttass  Co.— 
6«,  Fund.,  Mar.  1.  '02-'12 
Lincoln  Co.—  6s.  1912,June 
Pierce  Co.— 
U«,  Fd.,Junel,1911.June 
5«,  May  2,  1912  May 
Port  Townsend  school  Dis- 
trict No   1    6et  1905-15.. 

106 

ioi" 

5 

6 

5«8 

54 
5>4 

fv<H 

538 
5% 
5is 

5i4 
5 
5 

'514 

638 
5i4 

6 

4*8 
4% 
538 
538 

5 

WISCONSIN- 

4isR,  Bridge,  J'lyl,'24,Jnly 
38,  CompromiRe  J&J 
Ashland—  5s,Fdg,  1  909  J  &  J 
Burlingt'u5s,Scb.,'01to106 
Cliippewa  Co.  — 
5s,  Deo.  ,  19ol  Dee. 
Elkhoru-5s,Water,'99to'07 
Green  Bay  — 
5s,B'dge&Soh.,'98to'12 
Iron  Co.— 
6s,Jail,  Jan.,  1898  to!912 
6s,Jail,Jan.,1903tol907 
La  CroRse  — 
5s,Bridge,Jan.l5,'10.J&J 
5s.  1906-1916  J&J 

Rutland— 
4s,  g..  Sewer,  1926.  M&N 

VIRGINIA 
3s,  New,  0.,  1932  J&J 
2-38,  Funded  debt,  '91.  J&J 
6s,  TruRt  receipts,  stamped 
Danville—  8s,  1903-11.  J&J 

1031s 

*     78>4 
*     61  7g 
6 
120 
110 

90 

lO-l'-j 

731* 
62  >« 

100 
100 





108  "a 

« 

4-10 

ioo" 

104 

4 

Franklin  Co.— 

Harrisonburs  — 
5s,  Fund.,  j  uly  1,  '24.  JifeJ 
Lynohburg— 

San  Juan  Co.  — 
6s.  g.,  F'dg,Sep.l,'05-15. 
Seattle— 
6s,8ch.g.,Jan.l,'1909J&J 
5s,F'dg,K.,July,1913.J&J 
5s,  g.,  Apr..  1912....  A&O 
f>B,Suh.Dl8.No.  1,'10.J&J 
5»,  Sell.  Dist.,  No.  1.1915 
Skagit  Co.- 
6n,  g.,  Fund,  Deo.  1,  1913 
SpokiUi6-6s,Oct.l,'ll.A&O 
Spokane  Co.—  6s,  School... 
TMst.,July  1,1910...  J&J 
Tacouia  — 
6s,  Apr.  15,  1911..  ..A&O 
5s,  g..  Water  &Lt.,Juue  1, 
1§13             J&D 

104-9O 

110 

120 
106 
108 
104 
101 
99 

105 

111',- 
1031s 
115 
106% 
108 

112 
106 
100 
12518 
112 

no 

100 
100 
100 
100 

100 

6s!L.  A  Dan.RR.i90i.J&J 
6s,  1897  to  1915  J&J 
5s,  Perm.  Imp.,  1916.  J&J 
Manchester—  6s,  10-40.J&J 
5s    1923                        J&J 

107 

100 
100 

iom 

Madison—  4s,  Ref.,'15.  A&O 
Milwaukee  — 
7s,  General,  1901....  J&J 
7s,  Water,  Jan.  1/02.J&J 
5s,  July  1,1907  

95 

112 
113% 
111 

98 

113 
1153s 
1120s 
11514 
112is 

3V6"6 
3-55- 
3-55 
350- 
3-55' 

107 

107ia 

Ni'.i  polls  — 
6s,  Water.  June  1,  1924.  . 
Norfolk-8s,May.l9Ol.M&N 
6s  Sept     1900           M&S 

106 
115 
104% 
117 
107% 
109 

.... 

5s,  July,  1910  J&J 

5s,  July,  '97  to  1916.  J&J 
4s,  Water,  1906-7....  J&J 
Milwaukee  Co.  — 
5s,  Build.,July  1/07.  J&J 
5s.  School,  July  1/14.J&J 
Racine— 
5s,  Adjust.,  1912....  Ann. 
4s,  School,  June  1,  '13.  J&D 
Rhiuelander  — 
58,F'nd.,Fb.l,'99-08.A&O 
Shullsburg—  5j,Water,Feb. 
1,  1898to  1912  Feb. 
Superior— 
6s,Sewer,Ag.l,1910.F&A 
6s,  June  1,1902  

106 
109 

"95" 

98 

{>«',  Renew'l,  Jan..'14.J&J 
5s,  Renewal,  Ap.,'ll.A&O 
5s  1924        M&N 

109 
100 

111% 

103 



.... 

Petersburg— 
8s  1003                      M&N 

Whatcom  Co.  — 
6s,  Fund.,  1911  Deo 
Whitman  Co.— 
5s,  Fund.,  1912  Apr. 

WEST  VIRGINIA. 

Huntington— 
6s,  Paving,  Oct.  1,  1921. 
5s,  Son.,  Aug.7,'97-1901. 
Parkereburg  — 
6s,  Ref.,  1906  J&J 
5s,  Park.June  1,'16.  June 
Wheeling— 
6s,  Edge.,  Nov.  1,  '01-24. 
5s  City  July  1,  1919    . 

6s'  1905    F&A 

ibY" 

'.'.'.'. 

Richmond—  8s,  1904-10J&J 
6s  1904-1910              J&J 

119% 

4'» 
4i» 

5s'  1920-1922              J&J 

4s  1920-1929              J&J 

10014 

100H 

10014 
10014 

10014 

3-70 

4s*  July  1  19Q4           J&J 

4s,'  1925..'  J&J 



100 

WYOMING. 

6s,  Capitol,  Jan.  1,  1901- 
191O  Jan.  1 

5 
6 

48  1926         .          .    J&J 

48,  Registered,  refund'g. 

100 

WASHINGTON. 
3»S8,  Funding,  April,  1905, 
April  1  



4% 

4»8 

4isl 

6s,  Univer.  Build'g,  1902 
to  1911  Jan.  1 

Fremont  Co.  — 
6s,  Fdg..  1905-1915  

4138.  Bridge,  July  1,  1924 

Fist  price. 

MISCELLANEOUS     SECURITIES. 

Prices  marked  thus  (*)  are  flat  prices— that  is,  the  purchaser  does  not  pay  accrued  interest  in  addition. 


Hondo. 


MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 
Acker,  Men-all  &  Condit  6s..  1903 
Albemarle  &  Cues.  Canal  Co.— 

1st  M.  7s,  1909 


Bid.    Ask. 


Algiers  W.W.&Eleo.  6s,  1925.  J&D 
Alton  Br.— See  StC.M.  &  8t.L.RR. 
Amer.  Bell  Teleph.,  7s,  1898,  F&A 
American  Brew.  Co.  6s,  1915. J&J 
Amer.  Cot.  Oil,  deb., 8s  1900.Q-F. 
Amer.  Dock  &  Imp. —See  Cent.  N.  J. 
American  Safe  Deposit  Co.— 
1st  6s,  1903 Q.-J.  15 


Amer.  Sec.  &Tr.,  5s,  1905,  F&A.  15 


.0.- 

,F.5 


96 

106 
100 

104 
'110 


105 
•100 


5s,  1905,  A&O |*100 

American  Spirits  Manuf.  Co.— 


1st  g.,  6s,  1915 


.M&S  *  80% 


Amer.  Strawboard  Co.,  6s,  F&A. . . ;  10O 

Artesian  Water  (Tenn.l  5s *  92 

Augusta  Factory,  6s,  1899 i  *100 

lit  M.  6s,  1915 M&N*107 

B.&S.CarCo.,lst,g,,63,1942,J&j!*  95 
Bers.&EngleBrew.,lst,6s.'21,J&.T  "108 
Blue  Lakes  (Cal.)  Water  Co.— 

68,1938 M&S*  95 

Bon  Air  Coal  6s,  1915 J&j!*  60 

Boonevllle  Bge.— See  M.K.&T.RR. 
Boston  &  Mont'a,  7s,  1902-7,  M&N    105>» 

1st  issue,  7s,  1898,  J&J 

Boaton  El.  Lt.— 6s,  1908 M&S 


do 


58,1924 M&S 


Boston  Terminal  Co. — 

1st  M.,  g.,3is8,  Aug.  V98.Q.-A.. 
Brooklyn  &  N.Y.  Ferry  Co.— 

0»,  Jan.  1,1911 J&J 

BklynWf  .&W.Co,l8t,  5s,1945,F&A 
Cahaba  Cl.  M.Co— SeeTenn.C.l.&R 
Cairo  Bridge— See  111.  Cent.  RR. 
California  Electric  Light,  6s,  J&J. 
Campbell  &  Co.  (incorp.),  latg.  5s, 


108 
102 


116 
1  98 


•125 
•106 


100 


70 


July  1, 1908 

Chateaugay  Ore  &  Ir.  Co,  6s,  1915 
Chat'n'gaCityWat.Co.— 6s.'12,J&J 
Chea.&Del.Canal,lRt,5s,1916,J&Ji*  48 
Ones.  &Pot.Tel..5s,1896-1911,J&Dj'l01 
Ohio.  &  Atchison  Bridge— See  RR.  I 

Ohio.  Board  of  Trade,  5s,  J&J 103     

Ohio.  Dock  Co.  1st,  5a,  A&O 9813  100 

Chic.  Edison  Co.,  Deb.  6s 101 

1st  mort.,  g.,  5s A&O   101 

Thio.  Junct.,"col.,  g.,  5s,  1915,  J&J  *108i_ 

Cln.  Chamb.  Com.,  4s,  1908,  J&J 100 

Oln.  Desiccating,  6s,  1907. ...J&J    100 

Oin.  Masonic  Temple,  6a,  1898 100 

Oln.  Stock  Yards,  5s,  var.,  A&O...      99 
dtv  WatcrCo.,Sheboygan,Wi8.,6s, 

1910,  M&S 100 

Olearf .  Bit.  Coal— See  N.Y.  C.  &  H. 


Clinton  W.  W.  Co.,  6s,  1913,  M&S. 
Ool.C.&I.  Dev.,gu.,5a.  g.,'09,J&J 
Col.  Fuel  &  Iron- 
Colorado  Coal  &Ir.,6a,1900,  F&A 
Col.FuelCo.,6R,gen.,g.,'19,M&N 

Oen.,  g.,  5a,  s.  f.,  1943 F&A 

CoL  Riv.  Bge.— See  Int.  &  Gt.  N.  RR 
Commercial  Bldg.  Co. ,  6s,  '07,  M&N 
Oomst'ckTun..l8t,ino.4a,'l'9.M&N 
Consolidated  Coal,  6s,  1911,  M&S. 
Conaol.  Water  Co.,  San  Diego— 

lat  mort.,  g  ,  5s,  1914 M&N 

Contra  CoRta  Water.  (Ss 


1  flu  price. 


100 


96»3 


99 

4 
95 

88 
95 


99 


104 


115 
107 


81 
95" 


100 
112 


101 
65 


107 


HolKlN. 


Bid.     Ask. 


105 


118    I 
98ifl! 


132 


97 
81 

100 

100 

94 
97>s 


GOV.&  Gin.  Bdg.,lst,  g..48,1915.. 
Danv.  (111.)  Gas  Eleo.  &  St.  Ry.— 

lat.g  ,6s,  1899  to  1916. ...M&N 
De1  &  Hud.  Canal— See  RR.  bonds 
Denver  Union  Water,  1st,  58.1914 
Domin.  Coal,  lat,  6a,  1913,  M&S.. 
Dul.  U.  Depot,  5s,Oct.l,1930.A&O 
Eagle  &  Phenix  Mfg.  Co.,  1st  6s... 
East  Hartford  Water  Co.— 

5s,  June,  1903-23 

Edison  El.  111.  (Boston)  ,6s,'98M&S 

6s,  1901 M&N 

Edison  El.  111.  Co.,N.Y,l8t,5s,1910; 
Edis.  Elec.  Ill.N.Y.,l8tcon.g.,1995 
Edison  Light  &  Power,  8, F.  6s,Q-F 
Edison  111.  Co., St. L., 6s,  1923.F&A 
Edison  Elec.  111.  (Brooklyn)— 

let,  mort.,  g.,  5s,  1940,  A&O 

ElmiraMun.Imp.Co.,5s.l942.A&O 
Elyton  Co.  (N.  O.)-5s,  1924..  J&J 
Enterprise  Mfg.  Co..  1st,  6s,  1903. 
Erie  Tel.  &  Tel.,  6s,  1903,  J&J 

6s,  1909.A&O 

Crl.  tr.,  g.,  s.  f.,  5s.  1926 

Ft.  S.  &  Van  B.  Bridge— See  St.  L. 

&  San  Fran.  RR.  ' 
Foxburg  Bge.— See  Pitta.  &  W.  RR. 
Fresno  (Cal.)  Water  Co.— 

6a,191O A&O 

Gen.  Electric,  deb.,  g.,5s,1922,J&D 
Grand  R.  Coal  &  C.-lat  6s,  '19.A&O 
Hackens'k  Water  re-organlzat'n— 

1st,  5s,  1926 J&J 

Con.  SB 

Hawaiian  Com.  &  Sug.  5138 

Hech.-Jones-Jew'l  Mifl.,  1st,  6s,  '22 
Henderson  Bridge— See  RR. 
Hoboken  Ferry— lat  mtg.5a,  1946 
Hoboken  Land  Imp.,  5s,  '10,  M&N 
Hopkinsville  Water  Co.— 

6s,  g.,  1926 J&J 

Huntington  (W.  V.)  Water  Co.— 

6s,  1913 M&N 

Hydraulic  Press  Brick,  5s,  1904.. 
111.  Steel  Co.,  deb.,  5a,  1910,  J&J. 

Deb.,  non-conv.,  5s,  1913,  A&O. 
Imperial  Bldo.  Co.,  1st,  6s,  13,  J&J 

2d,  6s,  1908.  M&S 

Internat.  Navigat'n  Co.,  6s,  1906. . 
Iron  Steamboat  Co.,  6s,  1901,  J&J 
JaeksonBrew.Co.,l8t,6s,'01,F&A 

2d,  6s,  1906.  M&N 

Jamestown  (N.  Y.)  Water  Supply 

Co.,  6s,  1913,  M&O 

Jefferson  &  Cleartteld  C.  &  I.  Co.— 

1st.  g.,  5s,  1926 J&D 

Jersey  C.  El.  Lt.  Co.— 1st,  6s,  1909. 
Kan.C.&  M.  Ry.&  Bridge— See  RR. 
Keithsburg  Br.-  See  la.  Cent.  RR. 
Ky.  &Ind. Bridge— See  RR. 
Keokuk  &  Ham.  Bridge— See  RR. 
Ky.  Title  Co  R.  E.  bonds,  6s,  J&J. . . 
Kentucky  Wagon  Co. — 

6a,  1901 J&D 

Knickerbocker  Ice,  5s... 
L'cledeBld.Co.,l8t,6s,'97-'07,M&N 

2d,6s,  1897,  J&J 

La  Grange  Furuace,6a,  1912.  Aug. 
Leavenw.  Term.  Bridge — See  RR. 
Lebanon  Water  Co.,  «s,  1918.  J&J 


100 


68 

95 

100 

40 


125 
115 


108 

*127is 

53 


t  ...... 

*  47 
*101 

105 

lOOifl 
99 


*  98 

*  95 

*  80 

•104 
•103 
103 

*  97is 

"  98 
•106% 


100 

•100 

70 

70 

'1OO 

85 


102is  103 
60        " 
104 


100 


95 
103 


102 


106 


69 
96 


42 


110 

129 
54 


31 
511 
102 

ibi" 


102 
96 

90 


100 
101 

10713 

100 


102 
80 
72 

103 
90 


Bond*. 


103 


103>s  104 
95     105 


99 
95 


104 


101 
100 
10 


Leh.Coal&N.,M.— 
4i$B,  1914,  Q-J 

Mortgage,  g.,  6a,1897, 15  J-D... 

Consol.  mort.,  7s.  1911,  J&D 

Gen.  mort.,  g.,  4138. 1924,  Q-F. . . 

Col.  Tr.,  g.,  4138,  1905 M&S 

Del.  Div.  Canal  1st,  6s,  1898.J&J 
Leh.  Val.  Coal  Co.— See  RR. 
Levee  S.  Cot.  Press,  lst,6R,'07.M&N 
Long  Branch  Water  Supply  Co.— 

5s,  Mar.  1, 1906 M&S 

Los  Angeles  Light  Co.,  68,  J&J 

Guaranteed,  6s,  J&J 

Louisiana  Eleo.  Lt.,lat  6s 

Louisv.  Board  of  Tr.,  6s,  1910,  J&J 
!Louisv.WaterCo.,l8t,6s,1906,A&O 

2d,  5s,  1910,  F&A 

iLowenEl.Lt.Cor.,lBt,5s,g.,'14,J&J 
Madis'nSq..Gard.,l8t5s,1919.M&N 

2d  mort.,  6s 

Maine  Steamship  Co. — 

1st  M..  skg.  fd.  g.  6s,  Apr.,  1926 
Maryland  Steel  Co.,  5s,  1922.  F&A 
Masonic  flail  Ass'n  (Wash.)  5s,  '08 

Masonic  Temple  (Memphis),  6s 

Merch.  Br.— See  St.  L.  Mer.  Term. 
Metrop.  Opera  &  R.  E.  Co.  1st  5s, 

May  1, 1903,  M&N 

Metr.Telep.&T.,l8t.58,pf.,'18,M&N 
'  Metro.  Ferry  Co. — See  Long  Is.  RR. 
iMich.-Pen.CarCo.l8t,5a,g.'42,M&S 
Miss.  Levee  (W.  B.  I.  &  S.  Co.),  6a. 

Miss.  Levee  (Yazoo  Delta).  6a 

Miss.  Rlv.  Br.— See  Chic.  &  Alton. 
Mo.  Elec.  Light.  1st,  6s,  1909,  A&O 

2d,  6s,  1921,  Q-May 

Morris  Aqueduct— 

.     1st,  g.,  4s,  Aug.  1,1915 

;Mut.  Un.  Tel.,  8.  f.,  6s,  1911,  M&N 
Muncie(Ind.)W.W.Co.,6a,'13,F&A 
Nat'l  &  Prov.  Worsted  Mills,  6s.... 
Nat.  Linseed  Oil,  deb.,  6s,  1904. . . . 
Nat.  Starch  Co.,lst.g,6s,1920.M&N 
Nat.  Water  Works  Supply  Co.— 

',    Trust  Co.  certiflcatea 

Natoma  Vineyard  1st  6s 

New  England  Teleph. &Telcgr'h.— 

6s,  1908,  A&O 

5a,  April,  1915 

New  Haven  S.8.  Co.-  6s,1902.A&O 
New  Orl.  Abattoir  Co.,  6s,  1916.. 
;N.  O.Brew.Ass'n,  M.,  6s.  1905.J&D 
N.  O.  Cotton  Ex.,  1  st,  5s,'  '06.  Q-Jy . 
IN.  O.  W.  W.  Co.,M.,6a,  1909,  A&O 
'New  River  Br.— See  Cues.  &  Ohio. 
New  South  Build.  &  L  6s, '14.  Q.-J. 

N.Y.  Biscuit  Co.,  1st  M.,  6s 

N.Y.&E.R.F'ryCo.l8t,5s,'22,M&N 
N.Y.&N.J.FV— 1st  M., 5s, '46. J&J 
N.  Y.  &N.  J.Telep.,5s,g..'20,M&N 
New  York  &  So.  B'klyn  Ferry,  5s. 
Niagara  Falls  Power  Co— 

IstM.,  gold,  5s,  1932 J&J 

INorthwest'n  Teleg.,  7s,  1904,  J&J 
'Ocean  Steamship  Co  —See  Central 
lOdd  Fellows  Hall  (Memphis),  5s.. 
Ohio  Falls  Car  Co.,  6a,  1922.  A&O 
Old  Colony  Steamboat  Co.— 

5s,  Dec.,  1903 

Omaha  Br.— Sen  Union  Pacific. 


Bid.     Ask. 


*102% 
131 
103 


100 


101 
115 
109 


112 
103 


100 
101 


102 
116 
110 


llOl 


69 


83 
104 
10713 


'  85 
104 
110 

101 
103 


100 
99% 


72 


111 
90 


110 


90 
105 
112 


104 
101 


1011s  103 


105 

103 

98^ 

85 

100 

•113 


* 100 

103     1105 
90       92 

89        92 
•107    illO 
15        98 


100 

111 
106 


87 


90 


RR.  of  Ga. 

107     110 

99     100 


100 


;  Last  sale. 


per  cent  basis  bid. 


MARCH,  1897.  j 


MISCELLANEOUS    BONDS    AND    STOCKS. 


Bund*. 


Bid.     Ask. 


Hondo. 


Bid.  'Ask. 


Stock*. 


Par.    Bid.    Ask. 


87 


Oreg.Irnp.Co..l»t.  6s.g.,1910.  JAD 

Enc  eerttncates  of  deposit • 

OwsoL,  5s,  1939,  AAO. • 

Engraved  trust  certificate* • 

Passaic  WaterCo..Paterson,N.J.- 
Gen.M.,g..5»,  Jan..  1937.  JAJ..    100 

PennsylTanlaCanal-6s,1910,JAJ  •  48 

Pennsylvania  Steel— 

1st,  5s,  1917.  MAW '100 

Con.,  gold.  6s,  1925 MAS*  80 

Philadelphia  Bourse- 
1st,  g..  5s,  1913 MAN     

Pleas. TaLOoaL  1st, 6s, g.,'40,MAN  •  102 

Portland  Water  Co..  6s.  1899 1OO 

4s,  1927 100 

Procter  A  Gamble,  1st.  6s,  1940..    112 

Prov.  Fall  K  A  Newpt  Steamboat 
1st  mort..  g..  5s.  1910.  AAO 1OO 

Rapid  Transit  Ferry- 

1st  M.,  gold,  5s.  1897101901...    '««    '"« 
~      >  Water  iJ  A  L.  6s.  1904  JAD 


88 
15 

18 

101 
50 


101 
102 
114 


75 
80 


'  70 
103 
113 


80 
85 

100 

1OO 

80 

85 


^100     105 

_  Power  A  L.~oV23MA2f  •'."'.'.'.  1OO 
St.  Charles  Br.-tK-e  Wabash  RR. 
St.  Joseph  (Mo.)  Water  Co— 

6s,19u9.J*D 100 

St.  U  Agr.  A  M.A*s'n.2dM.6«,  1908  •  95      

St.  L.  Brew.  Ass'n,  6s.  1914.  JAJ.  -IOO     101 
St.  Louis  Br.— Bee  Ter.  Ry.  Ass'n. 
at.  L.  Cot.  Com.  Co..6s.  191O.MAN  •  88       91 
St.  Paul  Union  Depot  1st  6s.  1930   1O5     1O7 

ConsoL  5s.  1944 93     101 

8an  Dirgo  Land,  7s,  1900 MAS    90 

Ban   Joaquln   Elec.    Co.  (Fresno, 

CaL)-6*.  July  1,1915,.  .JAJ....  •  94       97V 
Sharon  Estate  Co.  6s,  10O3.. AAO    lOu 

Slbtey  Mfg.  Co..  6s,  1st,  19O2 -100 

Bloss  Iron  A  Steel  Co.- 

1st,  6s.  1917 FAA  •  88 

Oonsol.  8s,  1918 AAO-  651* 

Southern  Iron  Co.  6s 192O  •     4 


W.  A  V.  Issue.  1922 •  10 

Southern  New  fen*. 


i-t  :,-. 


.  Tel.  Co.- 


Q.-Mar 

So.  YnbaWa.Co.orN.Y..6V?3,J  AJ 
ok  Water  Supply  Co— 
,5s.  April  1,  Ifco. AAO 


•101 


Spring  Brook  Water  Supply  Co— 
1st  M.,  g..  5«.  April  1, 1926.AAC 

Spring  VaL  Water. 6s,  19O6.MAS.  -12O 
4s,  1917 

Standard  Rope  A  _ 

1..6..1U4U FAA 


'  Cons.GasCo.,J.C..l8t.6,1904,MJkN  -101 
Con.  Gas  Co.  of  N.  J.— let  con.  g. 

5s,  1936 J&J  • 

Consolidated  Gag  (N.Y.)— 

Deb.  5s,  1908 M&N  * 

Denver  Consolidated  Gas  Co.— 

Ut,M.,g..68,Nov.  16.1911.JAJ  •  98 

Deb.,  g.,  6s AAO*  98 

Detroit  Gas,con,l8t,  M.,g.,5s,  1918 .'.... 
Duliith  Gas  A  Water  Co.- 

Con.lstM.,g.,5s  Nov  1.1908MAN 
Equitable  Gas,  1st  6s.  1899.. .FAA 

1st  eousol..  gold,  5s,  1932 

Ctfs.  indebted.,  5s.1901-06.MAN    

Ft.WayneGaeCo.,l*t,68,'25.JAJ  *  P2  94 
Or.R8pid8Gas-L.Co.lBt58,'15.FAA  *  89  9O 
IndianaNat.Ani.,lst,6s,'08,MAN!*  75  78 
Indianapolis  Gas,  1st. 6s,'20,MAN:-105  [107 

LaeledeGasSt,L.,g.58, 1919,  U-F  *  93V 

LafayetteGasCo..l8t,t>s.'L'i.Mj;X  •  93^  94 
Lockport  (N.  Y.)  Gas  A  Elec.  Lt.— 

1st  M.,  g.,  6s,  Aug.  1,  1914. FAA 
Logansp't  AWab.Val.Gaslst  6s,'25 
Louisville  Gas  Co.,  5s,  1916,  AAO. 
Madison  Gas  A  Elec.— 

1st,  g.,  6s,  1926 AAO 

Metro.  Gas  L  Co.,  1st  6s.1901.FAA 
Minneapolis  Gas  Lt.  Co.— 

Oons.6s.Mar.  1,1910  30... MAS   101     102 

lst,6».  1902 MAS 

Mnn.  Gas.,  Albany  6s.l8t  M..19O6. 
Mnnlrlpal  Gas  Co.  (Yonkergj— 

6s,  Jan.  1,1904 JAJ 


102      Paterson  (N.  J.)  Gas  Light  Co.  .25 


PawtucketGas 50 

Philadelphia- 
Northern  Liberties 25 


United  Gas  Imp 501  72 


Pittsburg  Consolidated 50 


Manufacturers'  Gas 50  t  48 

Pittsburg 50  t  95 


83 


1   51 


73 
52 


t   14 
t 


lo' 
"is" 


100 
109  ' 


•  90 
-105 


102 
i  76 
110 

95 


People's  Natural  Gas 50 

People's  Nat.  Gas  A  Pipe'g  ..25 

Pennsylvania  Gas 50 

Philadelphia  Co 501 

South  Side 25  t  17 

West.  Penn.  Gas  Co 50  I 

Portland  (Me.)  Gas  Light 50  t  98    :100 

Providence  Gas 50|t  8413    85% 

Rochester  Gas  A  Elec.,  com 1OO'     28     '   35 

Preferred 100     80       90 

Rutherford  Gas 100    75 

St.  Paul  Gas-Light 100     50       52 

Salem  (Mass.)  Gas-Light 100      94^ 

San  Francisco  Gas  A  Elec 1OO     96=81  96% 

Capital 501 25 

Central 100     98V: 

Pacific  Gas  Imp 100 


Pacific  Lighting 10 


t  49       50 


Savannah  Gas-Light 25't  23 

Stockton  Gas-  Light  &  Heat 5O  f !  20 

Summit  Gas-Light  Co 100      86    i  90 

Troy  (N.  Y.)  Gas 100    120    1121 

112V   Waltbam  Gas  A  Light  Co 100    1O3    1105 

Warren  (R.  I.)  Gas 25  t  25       26 


.  

New  Albany  Gas  L.  A  Coke— 5s. 


112 

100     105       Washington  (brcT Gas"".        i'.So't  iilij  4514 


Western  Gas  of  Milwaukee 100 

lot's  105V  Wheeling  Gas  Co 50 

12U       Woonsooket  Gas 1OO 

Worcester  Gas loo 


MINING  STOCKS. 


Income  g.  5s.  1948. *  25V 

Stockton  Copper  5s,  19O5 

Sunday  Creak  Coal,  1st,  «..6s • 

Sunset  Telr(.  ATelimh.  Co..  6s 

BuMiuebaana  Coal,  6s,  1U11.  JAJ.  -118 
BwirtACo.-l.tmtg.6s.  1910JAJ  100 
Tampa  (Fla.)  Water-works  Co.— 

lstM..t;..skg  fd.,6s.  191S.MAM -100 
Teun.  C.T.  A  BR  - 
lenn.  Dlv..  l.t.  Its,  1917.  AAO..  •  8ft 
Blnn.  Dlv.,  l.t  con..  6s,  '17,  JAJ  •  84 
CahabaC.M.Oo..lst.6s.'22.JAD-  85 
DeBard.C.AI.Co..Bs,1910.FAA  •  82H 
Alice  Fura-Co., l.t  M.7.,'02.  AAO  -1OO 
South  fltuknrg.  Os.  19O2.  FAA  •  90 


1920. MAN    ___ 

Newark  Gas  6s,  1944 125 

New  Orleans  Gas  1st  5s Var.  * 

N.Y.AE.RIverGas-Con.  5s,  1945  •  95       96 

IstM.,  gold,  5s.  1944 JAJ'MOlVlOe 

Oakland  5.  L.  A  H.,  5s,  MAS • 104 

2d  issue. 5s.  MAS ,..P 110 

Peop.'sG.AC.,lst,gn.g.6s.'04,MAN-110     .... 

2d  guar.,  g.,  6s,  1904,  JAD • 108 

lstcon.,g.,6s,  1943,  AAO -1O4%  105i«   American  Coal 25 

Roch.G.AEl..lst,eon.«s.'12.MAN  •  95    I10O      Anaconda 5 

97      Rutherford  Oas,  1st  os,  1911 *. '101      Anaconda  Copper 

,120V  St.  Paul  Gas  L.-COU.  ex.,  6s,  1918-100     1O5 

lOOHi      lst.6s.  1915 -105      .... 

Gen.,  g.,  5s,  1944 ...  •  78       80 

71V    7214  Stan'dOasCo.— lst,5s,  193O.MAN  -111     113 


61V 
17V 


155 


Alamo il       50. 


Allonez 25 


111 


100 


Anchoria-I/eland 1    - 

Arnold  (assesm't  paid) 251* 


1-04 


165 


1 
120 


27      StocktonGasAEl.Co.— 6S/05.MAM  * 102>s  Bangkok— Cora  Bell .'l 


8yr»ou»e  (N.  Y.I  Gas  Co.- 

lut  M..g..5s.  1946 JAJ 


— ,  (ias.6i.deb 

»•,  eon 

102>«  Waah.Ga»Oo.-A,6«.1902-27,JAJ. 

.    B,  ••,  1904-29.  JAJ -115 

Wert.  Gai  Co.  (MU.)- 

l«t,coL  tr.,g.,  51,1933,  MAN..    *  89 
WUllanuburic  Ga«,  1st  mort.,  6s..  '108 


MI,  If"' 
ll.i     ll-j 
108 
114 


'110 


« 


1O2 


GAS  STOCKS.        pm; 

Alleghrny  GM  Co  ...............  25 

Allegheny  HeaUngCo 


90 
105 


1-10 
3 

Atlantic ."....;.!."!!!!~.!!25:t   22V    23V 

Argentnm-Junlata  ..  ..2      34c.  35Vc 

4c. 
9>40. 
Ic. 
Do. 
2^4 
•01 

10 

Bonne  Terre  F.AC.  Co.!!!      !!!l6t     7Vl     8V 

KOKton  A  Cr.  Cr.  (gold) 1  12Vc.  17Vc 

Boston  A  Montana 25  tH7    11" 


Bankers ' li    S'ao. 

HanuerGold 1    '0095 

BI-MetaUlc  Mining  Co...  ...1     2^0. 

Hi-Metallic  MiniugCo.,St,lx)uiB.25  I      1% 

Bob  Lee 1'  -O095 

Bon  Air  Coal 100   5 

Bonanza  (Dev.  Co.) 10 


1  ...... 

125 


......  .......... 

E«rekaco»J.  l.t,7..1904,A*0  .............   AugnrU  UM  Co.  .................  25128 


.-7..  1903 

10Uk-23dbXFpr.Co..l»t.5«.-19JAI>< 
,19Oa  JAJ 


-102 
97 
93 


Terr*  Haute  Water  Works  Co.— 

Con.  l.t  M.JC..6..18W9  19O9JAD  • 
Texas  A  PaeUe  Coat  1st  Ms.  19O9  ' 
Un.  Ferry  Co.,  1st,  5s,  192O,  MA.N 
Union  Dairy  Co.. 6s.  luoi.  MAN 
Union  RK— flee  North 


Union  »ar.  Bk.  A  Tr.  Co..  TinnwM.. 
.-  Gold  trust  O*.  1MV.. .. 


Baltimore  Consolidated  Gas. . .  1OO      60% 
Hayonne  AOreenr.Gas-L.Oo.12>*    1OO 

97    '•  Boston  -Bay  State 5O  l     5> 

60       66         Cbarlestown  Gas  A  Electric.  50  I  67 

East  Boston  Oas 25  *  34> 

9S     I02>«      Jamaica  Plain  Gas  Light....  100  : 

i        Brooklyn  Union  Gas  Co 1OO 

102      106       Buffalo  Gas  Llcht  Oo 

'100     Mutual  Gas  Light  Co 

CltiiensOas  Light  Co 

9«»?rtd**  2as  light 100 


Uwited'OawMa  Security  Co.— 
OolLTr.^er.  t  A3jr..ds.  192O-2 1 


100 


.      I.Tr. 
Dattad 

6s.  1916 .".... JAD- 

Darted  KL  Light  A  Power— 1st  M.  • 
V.  8.  Brewing  Oo.  IChle.)  6s.  1910 


M 
.,, 
..,, 


95 


70 

-U2 

U.».M.ATTCX...ls«TT75«.6-30Tr.  S 
Tr.4'»«^'r.D.  Jan.  1/O1  19.JAJ    10O 


80 
85 

113>4 


Charleston  (S.  C.)  Gas 25 

Chelsea  Gas  Light 100 

Chicago  Oas  Co.,  Cen.Tr.  rects.100 

ClDdnnatl  Gas  A  Coke 100 

Columbus  Oas  Co 1OO 

Dayton  Gas  Light  A  Fuel 25 

Drnvrr  Consolidated 1OO 

•It  Gas  Co 50 

Mewark  Gas-Llght  OO...1OO 

Ellxalx-th  Gas- Light  Oo 1OO 

Fort  Wayne  Oas  Oo 1OO 

Georgetown  Gas 28 


Wamsotta  Clut>  |M.  B.).  6s 

Wash.Mark.Oo,.ls«J6s.'92-'ll.Q-J 

lap..  Os.  1912-27VS-J 

KiMastoa.  Os.  1914-27 ChJ 

Wash.  Light  inrtry.ltt,6.,'b4  JAD 
West.  U a.,  d^>.,  7s. -70-1900,  MAN 

BsftstSTSd. 

Debenture,  7s,  1884-1900.  MAW.  • 

Collateral  tr..  cor..  5s.  1938.  J  AJ 
Western  moaeUo...' 
Wsst  Troy  Water  W 
Wa.LK.AP.OeaU 
Whlt«b.relCo.,«s. 


Grand  Rapids  Oas 601  60 


170 
136 

130 
1-n  i 

I 

79 


49  H, 

"36" 
61 


68 
85  1< 
105 
93 


18 

Hi) 


Bre«-«  ( Iron) 25 

Buffalo  Iron  Co.  (Nashville)— 

Common 100 

Preferred 100 

Butt*  A  Boston  (2d  Instal.  pd.).25 

CalumetA  Hecla 25 

Catalpa  (silver) 10 

Centennial  Receipts 25 

Central  Coal  A  Coke  Co 100 

Preferred  5  p.  c.,  cum 

cYntral  Lead  Co 1OO 

Cleveland  Cliffs  Iron  Co 1OO 

Colorado  Fuel  A  Iron 100 

Preferred 100 

Colorado  Coal  A  Iron  Devel...lOO 

Preferred 

Columbus  A  Rocking  C.  A  I 

All  Inst.  p'd............ 100 


201-4202 


76%  Consolidation  Coal  of  Md 100 


r..70..' 

57V, 


72 
65" 


105 

105 

81 

I  45 


Consolidated  Coal  Co.,  St.  L. . .  100 

C.  O.  D 1 

Copper  Falls 25  t 

OreedeAC.  C. 1 

Crescentjallvcr) 1O 


Cripple  C.  C. 

C.  C.  G.  Exploration. 


88       Hartford  (Conn.)  Gas-  Light.  ____  25 


t  39 


108 
lOt 

$ 

lifi 


107V 


1OO 

•i9j4j  -.;;  .  oo 

«esx/ObVJAD- 76 

IvwaAIUOoaLVaiaa.19aO.JAD  -...     .    75 


WUBlagtnniN  C  iRy.Br.-flecl 

Winoi,»  Kr-,u-.       -. .    1:1: 


Hudson  On.  (N.J.)  Gas  Light.. .60]  175 

Indiana  Natural  A  IlliiiiilnafglOO  04 

Indianapolis  (Ind.) 6O|  130 

waty  Oas  Light  Co...  100'  40 

CltyOas-Llfht. 20  185 

omen'  Gas-Light 100  72 

People's  Gas-Light 50  16O 

Lsclede  Gas-Light,  com 1OO  23 

Preferred 100  70 

Lafayette  Oas 100  84 

LawraneeOas 1OO  110 

Logawport  A  Wabash  Val.  GaslOO  60 

Lnnlsvflle  Gas-Llght 1OO  97 

i  Lowell  Gas 100  260 


88      CTOBSUS 1 

5O  Currency 1 

i  62  (iDana 25 

43  ,DoeRunLead 10O 

Dominion  Coal 100 

68  Preferred 1OO 

135  Dunkin  (silver) 26 

1  5O>«  Elkton  Consolidated l 

195  Enterprise  Mining  Oo 1 

80  i  Fannie  Rawllngs 1 

'Favorite 1 

244   Flndley 1 

»O  FlatTopCoal  L'd  Ass'n 10O 

1  88  Preferred 100 

Franklin  (Col.  Springs) 1 


11014 
62 


Franklin  (L.  8.)  Boston 25 


OAS  BONOS. 

Bay  State  Oas  Oo.-Iae.  7s.  1899. . 
Boslra  Ua.  Oas.  l.t. 6s,  1939.  JAJ 

»a.  6s,  1939.  JAJ 

BrookUne  iMm«.,  Oas  Light  Co., 

Brooklyn'  Union  Oas  Co'.."lst  cons".' 


Lynn  Oas  A  Electric 100 

Madison  Gas  A  Electric  Co....lOO 


42 


6s,  (..May  1.  1915 

orl's   • 
Wat 

1900,  JAD!    -lotiu  107 


Bnr('a(V.i<ia»-L.. 
Carondef 


Maiden  A  Melrose  Gas 1OO ,-- 

MarblebeadGasAEIec.Llght.100  t 113 

MonU-lalr  Oas  A  Water 1OO    150     ..... 

Municipal  Oas  (Albany) i  155     158 

WashvitleGas .60'  116    |118 

New  Albany  Gas  L.  *  Coke...  5O    H 

Newark  (N.J.)  Gas 100   140     ISO 

I    Trustee  Certificates 130      

109-4  109V  New  Bedford  Gas  A  Edison  L't  1OO   116     120 


George's  Creek  Coal 100 

(iold  Crater 5 

176V  Gold  A  Globe 1 

I  44      Gold  Coin  Mines  (Col  Springs)  ..I 


27  86 

84V  85 

78  74 

100 


MO" 


LOO 

104 


99      10O 
94%    95 


-let  Gas.  6s,  1901.  JAJ 
Bake  Gas.  fl«.  19OO.  JAD. . . 

Chlc.ii^.  I,.*C,  l.t.  rt.. 'So. '37JAJ 
Ck.Peo.'sG.-L.AC.  I  >t.6«.'04.MAN  ^ 

QMMs' "uas  rflbo   •'-  \i'r  'i. :•«.-.  -  NeVYorkA  East  River 1OO 

O»luinl,u.iia«Co..l.t.5^g.,'32JAJ      95       96  Preferrcd 100; 

Bait. 6*.  1910,  JAJ..  -115     116         Htandard.com 100 

.  1P39.JAJ -108'.  Pn-f 1OO 

Int.».5s.l93fl-  87V Oakland  Gm-Llght  A  Heat....lOQl 




If ew  Haven  Gas^Lleht. 25  t  5M 

Wew  Orleans  Gas-Light 10O    128%  129>4 

Newton  A  Watenown  O*s... .100    145      146-n 
New  York  City— Central 5O 

Consolldatod 1OO 

Kaidtable 1OO 

Mutual 100 


195 

153      154 

203   207 
230  235 
4(i"s  47 

7(i         77 


Gold  Coin  Mines  (Boston) 5 

Golden  Age 1 

Golden  Fleece 1 

Good  Hope 1 

Granite  Mt.  Mining  Co 25 

Hanover 25 

Havden  Gold 1 

Hidalgo  Mining  Co 10 

I  limit-stake  Mining 100 

Hiinerinc  (silver) 2 

Hiiiiiboldt  (Boston) 25 

Ida  May 1 

Ingham  Consol 50c. 

Irorjiiois 25 


79 
1051s 


80 

ioa 


Isabella 1 

Stamped 1 

Jack  Pot 1 

Jackson 25 

'Kansas  A  Texas  Coal 100 

Locust  Mountain  Coal  A  Iron... 50 


5419   Lustre  Mining  Co 10 


I    145, 


17c. 

10 
2O 
15 


1370     375 


100. 

6% 


42 


4 
33 
20 


5°8C. 

3c. 

10V.O. 
lOo. 
•008 

6c. 


100 

8>a 
83 

7e. 

1-3414 

60. 

8c. 

6i«c. 

138B. 

15% 

•605" 

t    ll!s 
105 


t   50c. 

I 


15c. 
6>a 


45 

221* 
90 


40 
22 
2190. 

5^80. 
40. 


•o«sr> 
9o. 


110 

»«t 
85 

80. 
•34% 
6%0. 

9o. 

7e. 
l«8e. 


12 


2 

12c. 
6Oc. 

.  30s 
IVo.  2o. 
45c.  60o. 
•008  j  -008 


80o. 


40c. 
81<C. 

Me. 


48>sc. 

if.'w. 

7390. 


t      8 


l-OO 


1°80. 

40" 


50c. 

9'flC. 
15>«c 


7>ae. 


51 


'Flatprlee.  I  Prices  are  per  share  not  per  cent.          «  4 >s  p.  c.  basis  bid.          ;  Last  sal*. 


30 


THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


Stock*. 


Par.    Bid.    Ask.! 


Stocks. 


Par.  Bid.  Ask. 


Stock*. 


Magnet  Rook   1     l"ao. 

Manstleld  Coal  &  Coke  Co 50  t 

Maryland  Coal,  pref 100]     40 

Marion  Gold 1-005 


Matoa  1 

Merced  Gold 15  t 

Mesnard 25 

Minnesota  Iron 100 

Mollle  Gibson 5 

Moon  Anobor 1 

Mount  Rosa 1 

Napa  (quicksilver) 7 

National 25  t 

Native -.25 


So. 
10% 
500. 
45 


New  Central  Coal 100 

New  Haven 1 

Old  Dominion  Copper 25 

Ontario  Silver  Mining 100 

Oriole 1 

Osoeola 25  I   34 

Parrot  Sliver  &  Copper 10    

Pennsylvania  Coal 50   310 

Pharmacist 1  IS^t 

Phojuix 25    

Pilgrim  Consolidated 1        1C. 

Pioneer  (gold) 10  t. 


General  Electric 100 

Preferred 1 OO 

Hartford  Electric  Light 100 

Hartford  Light  &  Power  Co — 25 


74 
110 


97 


Pontiac : 25      20c. 

Portland 1      88c. 

Prince  Albert 1        4o. 

Quicksilver  Mining , . . .  100        1 

Preferred 100    

Uulnoy 25  1115 

Scrip  (3d  instalment  paid) (105 


Rebecca 5 

Ridge    25 

Rockland 25 

Rubioon 1 

St.  Joseph  Lead 10  I 

St.  Louis 25  " 


4o. 


lOe. 
10 


Santa  Ysabel  dr.) 5  f   IS^ 

Silver  Valley  (Reorg.) 5  i 

Smuggler  (uew) 5  ( 

Southern  Iron 100    

South  Pittsburg  Coal  &  Iron..  100        2*s 
South  Side 25 


Specimen 1 

Standard  Charcoal  1OO 

Tamarack 25 

Tamarack,  Jr 25 

Tecuiuseh 25 

Tennessee  Coal  Iron  &  RR.  Co.100 

Preferred 100 

Union  G.  M 

Union  L.  &M.  Co 1 


60. 

(119" 

'"2% 
2714 
80 


t  to 


Westmoreland  Coal 50 

Whitebreast  Fuel  Co 100 

Wolverine 25 

Work 1 

Wyoming  Valley 100 


.  TELEPHONE. 

American  Bell 100J  222 

American  Graphophone lOjtj   81 

Preferred 10  (§10 


Lowell  Electric  Light 1OO 

Maiden  Electric 100 

Mutual  Elec.  Lt.,  S.  Francisco. .10  t 

Narragunsett  Electric 50  (  80^ 

New  Haven  Electric  Light. ...  100    145 
Northern  Eleo.Light  &  Pow.  Co.10  t  11% 
Penn.  Heat,  Light  &  Power  Co..5O  t  " 
Preferred,  $20  paid  In 50 


35 
75 


90 


Citizens' 20|  100 

Commonwealth lOOj     96 

Continental 100   325 

Eagle 40    243 

Empire  City lOOi  100 

Farragut 50i     80 


8*2^  German-American   100 

82      Germanla 50 

Greenwich 25 


330 
215 
135 
Hamilton..!.  .....15\  105 


99 


13*0 


People's  Light  &  Power  Co ...  100 

Powelton  Eleotrio  Light 

Rhode  Island  Elec.  Protect 100 

Salem  (Mass.)  Electrlo 100 

Sloss  Iron  &  Steel  Co 100 

Southern  Elec.  Light  &  Power.  .10 

'  Suburban  Electric  Light 

Thomson-Houston,  series  C 10 

Series  D 

United  Electric  Seour.,  pref...  100 
United  Light  &  Power  Co.,  pref . . . 

U.  S.  Electric  Light 100 

Westiughouse  Elec.  Light,  com. 50  I   24H 


25c. 

91360 

4140. 

3 

12 

lit. 

106 


60. 


Bell  Telephone  of  Mo 100 

Central  Union 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac 100 


Chicago  Telephone 

Cumberland  Telephone 1OO 

East  Tennessee  Telephone  — 100 

Hudson  River  Telephone 100 

Mexican  Telephone 10 

Missouri  &  Kan.  Telephone...  100 

New  England  Telephone 1OO 

New  Jersey  Standard  Telephone. . 

New  York  &  New  Jersey 100   125 

N.  Y.  &  Penn.  Telephone 90 

Pennsylvania  Telephone 501    38 

Providence  Telephone 50  t  85 


Southern  New  England  Tel 100 

Troy  Tel.&  Tel 100 

TELEGRAPH. 

American  Dist.  Teleg.  (N.  Y.) . .  100 
American  Telegraph  &  Cable..  100 

Central  &  So.  Amer.  Cable 100 

Commercial  Cable 100 

Commercial  Union  Telegraph.. 100 

Empire  &  Bay  State  Teleg 

Erie  Telegraph  &  Telephone...  100 

Franklin 100 

Gold  &  Stock 100 

111.  &  Mississippi 

International  Ocean  Teleg 100 

Mexican  Telegraph 100 

North  American  Telegraph 100 

Northwestern,  guar 50 

Pacific  &  Atlantic 25 

Pacific  Telegraph  &  Telephone.  100 

Postal  Telegraph  &  Cable 100 

Southern  &  Atlantic 25 

Western  Union 100 

ELECTRIC. 


185 

23 

56ia 
160 

58 

"69" 

72i«c 

30 
103 


101 
110 


20 

85 

118»s 
160 
109 

72 

67 

40 
106 

65 
108 
195 

ioe 

70 


96 

88 


Allegheny  County  Eleo.  Light.  100 

Boston  Electric  Light 100 

Bridgeport  Electric  Light 25 

Bristol  Electric  Light 10  t 

Brush  Electric  Light  Co 100 

Colorado  Electric  Power  Co. ..100 
Con.  Electric  Light,  Portland..  10 


Diamond  Electric  Light.  L 

East  End  Electric  Light 50 

Edison  El.  Ilium.  Co.  (Boston) .  lOOi 
Edison  El.  Ilium.  Co.  of  Bklyn.  100 

liaison  Co.  (Chicago) 100 

Edison  El.  Ilium.  Co.  of  N.  Y..100 
Edison  Eleo.  Light  Co.  (Phtla.)lOO 

Edison  111.  Co.  (St.  Louis) 100 

Eddy  Electric  Mfg.  Co 25 

Electric  Storage  Battery,  com 

Eleotrio  Storage  Battery,  pref 

Fall  River  Electric  Light. 100 

Fort  Wayne  Electric 25 


100 
100 

35 

10 

65 

t""8" 
712 

ii's" 

98 
112 

104=8 

144 
1 
t 

t    26% 

I   " 


100 


14 
65o. 

2c. 
•4 


3 

27% 

240. 
6c. 


1614 


223 

91* 

205" 

"e'o" 
"eo" 

75 
62 
75c. 
35 
104 


1st  preferred 50 

Assentlug 50 

Woonsocket  Electric 100 

INSURANCE. 

ALBANY,  N.  Y.— 

Albany  Insurance  Co 1OO 

Commerce  Insurance  Co 100 

BALTIMORE— 

American  Fire 5 

Associated  Firemen's 5 


Baltimore 10  ( 

Firemen's 18  i 

German 10  I 


German  American 25 

Home 10 

Howard 5 

Maryland 5 

National V 5 

Peabody 25 

Potomac 5 


BOSTON— 

American  (Fire  &  Marine) 100 

Boston  Marine 100 

Conveyancers' Title 1OO 

Firemen's  (Fire) 100 

Massachusetts  Title 100 

Mercantile  (Fire  &  Marine) — 100 
North  American  (Fire) 100 

CINCINNATI— 

Cincinnati,  J&J 25 

Commercial,  M&S 25 

Eureka,  J&J 2O 

Fidelity 100 

Merchants'  &  Mamif actuiers" ...  20 

•  National 100 

ISecnrity 100 

j  Washington...: 25 

!    3AYTON— 

Columbia 100 

: Cooper 20 

I  Teutonia 20  f 

HARTFORD— 


102 
26 
9 
9 
3 
3i 
60 
5 
88 


t  50 
t  24 


116 
112 


ioi" 

15 
120 
104 


101* 
'"i" 

75 

'96" 

25 

51 

25 

107 


6 

6% 
21 
24 


t  24 


t     6i4 
(     414 
(     4% 
t  48 
j 


75 


35 
85 
65 


140 


128 

95 

50 

8514 
103 
120 


30 
90 

120 

172 

112 

78 

<>7i 

44 

108 

73 

200" 

i.09" 
76 

98" 


101 

38 

11 

67 
100 
8% 

10 
155 
98% 

105% 

"2" 
19 


jEtna,  Q-J 100 

Connecticut,  J&J 100 

Hartford,  J&J 1OO 

National,  J&J 100 

Orient,  J&J 50 

Phcenix,  Q-J 100 

Steam  Boiler.  J&J 50 

LlFK  INSCRANCE — 

.Etna,  Q-Apr 100 

Connecticut  General,  J&J 100 

Hartford  Life  &  Ann.,  J&J 100 

Travelers',  Q-J 100 

LOUISVILLE— 
German.  J&J....  ...50 

Louisville,  J&J 1OO 

Western,  J&J 100 

LIFE — 
Mutual  Life  of  Kentucky 100 

MEMPHIS— 

Bluff  City 100 

Home 100 

Hernaudo 100 

Planters' 100 

PluBnix 100 

NASHVILLE— 
State 100 

NEWARK— 

American 5 

Firemeus' 30 

Merchants 25 

Newark  Fire 5 

NEW  ORLEANS— 

Crescent 100 

Fireman's 50 

Geruiania 100 

aibernia 100 

Home 1OO 

Lafayette 50 

Merchants' 100 

Mechanics'  &  Traders' 100 

tfew  Orl.  Insur.  Association...  100 

Sun  Mutual 100 

Southei  n 100 

Teutonia 100 

NEW  YORK— 

American 50 

Broadway 25 


267 
155 
440 
173 

t  79 
179 

(125 

170 
125 
125 
234 


200 

65 

130 

100 


60 
55 
70 
65 
65 


45 


205 
220 
135 
150 


48 
8 

76 

93 

35 

t  89 


30 

17 

7 


162% 

100 

134 

40 

67" 


85 
200 
160 
145 
109 
100 
115 


63 

68  >4 
122 

90 
131 


100 


271 


81 
185 


190 


240 


210 

70 

135 

102 


85 
65 
75 
70 
70 


60 


210 
230 


160 


12 

80 

100 


70 
70 


25 


Hanover 50 

Home 100 

Kings  County  (Brooklyn) 20 

Nassau  (Brooklyn) 50 

New  York 100 

Niagara 50 

North  River 25 

Pacific 25 

Peter  Cooper 20 

Phenix  (Brooklyn) ...50 

Rutgers 25 

Stuyvesant 25 

United  States 25 

Westchester 10 

WiUlamsburg  City 50 


Par.i  Bid.     Ask. 


105 
105 

25"6' 

108 
85 

340 
1 230 

145 
'115 

138 
t!75 
1176 
!145 
1110 

155 


PHILADELPHIA— 

American  Fire 100! 

Delaware 25  t  - 

Fire  Association,  J&J 50  U-. 

Franklin  Fire 100  t 

GIrard  F.  &M 100  [.. 

Ins.  Co.  County  of  Phlla 100  I.. 

Insurance  Co.  of  N.  A 10  t  ! 


120 
166 
173 
140 
10O 
150 
115 
135 
117 
14712 
120 
80 
115 
190 
330 


125 

85 

12O 


Insurance  Co.  of  State  of  Pa...  200 
Jefferson  .......  :  ................  50 

Lumbermen's  ...................  25 


Mechanics' 25    . 

Pennsylvania  Fire 100  ! 

Reliance 50  i{ 

Spring  Garden 50  1 

Teutonia 100  t 

'Union 20  f 

i  United  Firemens 10  f 

PITTSBURG— 

Allegheny 50  (  48 

Allcimvinia 50jt  42 

Armenia 100!  63 

Artisans' 50  t  40 

Ben  Franklin 50|t  52 

Birmingham 50!»  52 

'Cash ...50(  41 

[City 50  (  48 

Citizens' 50(42 

German 50  t  63 

German- American 50!  t  50 

Humboldt 50  t  50 

Man.  &  Mer 50  f  40 

Mouongahela 50  t  2512 

National 50, t  63% 

People's 3712!'  25 

Pittsburg 50  (120 

Teutonia ...50t65 

Union 50  t  46 

Western 50  f  34 

PROVIDENCE— 

Equitable 50 

Merchants' 50 

Prov.  Washington 50 

RICHMOND— 
Virginia  Fire  &  M ....25 


101 

22 
338 
400 
300 
110 

22 1« 
175 
130 

55 1« 

31 
35212 

56% 

74 

90 

20 


1  50 


I   511s    54 


33 


Virginia  State '.......'.'. '.'.'.'. !"25;( 

SAN  FRANCISCO— 
Fireman's  Fund 1001  180 

ST.  Louis- 


American  Central 25 

Citizens' 100 

WASHINGTON— 

Arlington,  M&N 100 

Columbia,  M&N 5 


t  27 
150 


125 
t  11 


Commercial,  3&j............'.'.'.'..5\\     4% 


Corcoran,  J&J 50 

Fireman's,  J&J 20 

Franklin,  M&N 25 

German- American,  F&A 100 

Lincoln,  Q-J 5 

Metropolitan,  J&J 50 

National  Union,  J&J 5 

People's,  J&J 5 

Potomac,J&J...  25 

—  KB,  J&J 

TITLE  INSURANCE— 

Real  Estate,  J&J 100 

Columbia,  Q-J 5 

District 20 


2314 


28 
200 


140 
13 


Washington,  Q-J 10 

MARINE  INSURANCE  SCRIP. 


Atlantic  Mutual— 1892 . 
1893. 
1894. 
1895. 
1896. 


MANUFACTURING.   Par. 


I  59 

(  30  40 

(  37      

180  215 


812 

68 
10 

514 
68 


8»8 
80 
14 

6 
80 

8 


96    J107 


4% 


100 

1001s 

101 

102 

103 


133 


105 
125 


;Acushnet  Mills  (N.  B.) 100   285 

Am.  Linen  (Fall  River) 100    102 

:Amory  (N.  H.) 100    132    J135!>8 

Amoskeag(N.  H.) 1000  t{ 1570 

Androscogin  (Me.) 100    114^  115 

Appleton  (Mass.) 1000  (505     50713 

Arlington  Mills  (Mass.) 100    100     

Atlantic  (Mass.) 100  { ,   65i« 

Barnaby  (Fall  River) 100    |   90 

Barnard  Mfg.  (Fall  River) 1 00     92     

Bates  (Me.) 100   114     115 

Bennett  Mills  (N.  B.) 100    95_ 


BoottCot.  (Mass.) 1000 


(1150  1175 


Border  City  Mfg.  (Fall  River).  100|  130 

'Boston  Co.  (Mass.) 10001; 790_ 


I  Prices  per  shure,  not  per  oent. 


t  Last  sale. 


§  Ex.rlghts. 


Ex-dividend 


MARTH,  1897.] 


MISCELLANEOUS    STOCKS. 


stock*. 


Par.  Bid.      Ask. 


Slock* 


Par. 


90 
107 
S50 


BMton  Belting  .................  100    172      173>s 

Boston  Dtiok  (M»«.)  ...........  700  C  .....  975 

Bourn*  Ml  1U  i  R.  I.)  ............  IOO    ........... 

Bristol  Manufacturing  Co  .....  100  I  ......  100 

Cabot  Manufacturing  Co.  (Me.)  IOO    ----- 

Chaee  (Pall  Riven  .............  1OO    112 

Chlcopee  (Mam.)  ...............  100     70 

City  Manufacturing  Co.  (N.B.)IOO    ......     95 

Ooeheco  (N.  H.)  ................  5OO  1220     222 

Collins  O<>.  (Conn.)  .............  10O    110      ...... 

Columbian  (X.  O.)   ............  100  :  ......  1150 

Columbia  Spinning  Co.  (N.  B.I.10O    ......  10O 

Conanlcut  MUU  (F.  R.)  ........  100  t  ............ 

Continental  (Me.)  ..............  1OO      24is    25 

Cornell  MUU  (F.  B.)  ............  1OO   115 

Dartmouth  Mill.  ...............  1OO      88 

Da  vol  Mills  (Fall  River)  .......  1OO  :102 

Dwight  (Mam.)  .................  500  t  ..... 

Edwardii  (Me.)  ..................  1OO  :  ..... 

Everett  (Mam.)  ................  New    ..... 

Fall  River  Blearbery  ..........  10(>    ..... 

Flint  Mills  (Fall  River)  ........  1OO    112 

Frmnklln  (Me.)  ..................  10O      97 

Globe  Yarn  Mill*  (F.  B.)  ......  1OO    ..... 

Granite  (F.  R.)  .................  1OO    ..... 

Great  Fall*  (X.  H.)  .............  10O   135 

Grlnnell  Mauuffg  Co.  (H.  B.)  .  1  00    200 
Hamilton  (Mam.)  .............  10OO  :  ......  940 

Hamilton  Woolen  (Mam.)  .....  1OO 

Hargrave  MUla  (F.  R.)  .........  10O 

Hartford  Carpet  (Conn.)  .......  100 

Hathaway  ManuTg  Co  (X.B.)  1OO 
Hill  (Me.)  .......................  100 

Hosiery  (Lowell)  ...............  10O 

Howiaud  Mul    H.B.)...       ____  100 

Ja-'knon  IX.  H.)  ...............  1OOO 

•lullplF.  R.)  .............  100 

LaeonlaOfe.)  ...................  4OOI;.... 

Lambeth  Bone  Co.  (X.  B.)  .....  1OO    ..... 

Lancaster  Mlll«  IM*>«.>   .......  ICMP  ;   .....  3O2>* 

Laurel  Lake  Mill*  (F.  R.)  ......  1OO     95     1OO 

Lawrence  (Mann.)  ..............  1OO   117%  118>4 

Lockwood  (Me.)  ...............  100     1M>       92 

Lowell  (Man*.)  ..................  090  1535     537>i 

Lowrll  Bl-arhery  ..............  100    107     109 

achine  Shop 


Bid.  i  Ask. 


80 


98 
86 


137 


American  Axe  A  Tool  Co 100 

American  Rank  Note 50 

American  Biccuit  Co 

American  Brake IlilOO 

American  Cotton  Oil IOO1 

Preferred 100! 

American  Express 100 

American  Grocery,  1st  pref 100 

American  Hosierv  Co 25 

American  Publishing  (Hartf'd)  .25 

American  Screw 256 

American  Sewing  Machine 5 

American  Soda  Fountain,  comlOO 

Istpreferred IOO' 

2d  preferred IOO1 

American  Spirits  Man'fg  Co. ..100' 

Preferred.  5  p.  c.,non-cum..lOOi 

American  Straw  Board 100! 

American  Sugar  Refining IOO 

Preferred IOO 

American  Supply 100 

American  Surety 1OO 

^American  Tobacco 5O 

Preferred 100 

American  Type  Founders.new.100 

AnuUton  City  Laud 100! 

Anchor  Line 106 

Armington  A  Sims  Engine  Co 


Stork*. 


Par.   Bid. 


60 
67 


55 


I     2 


14 
33 


103 


104 

70 


75 

102 

29 


102 
64 


62 
65 


100 


95 
D37>s 


605 
70 


Lowell  Machine 
Lvman  Mills  (Mam. 
Manchester  (X.  H.I 


SOO  1705     710 


10O  75% 

loo  1OO>»  1O1 

1OO  1O«%  10714 

loo  8*     ...... 

1OO 


_  anefceater  _ 
Massachusetts  Cotton. 
^^KaleeMP.  R.).. 
Merchants'  (F.  R.I  . 

MarrtauckiMaM) 10001: 1100 

Metaeomet  Mannraeff  (P.  R.)  100    49 

Middlesex  (Mam  )    IOO    ilO>»lll'« 

Monadnock  (X.  H.) 1OOO    

MoneTwist  Drill  < X.  R) BO  » 178     18O 

Mt.  Pleasant  «lll«  (X    B.) IOO    

Narraganse  t  Mills  (P.  R.) IOO    1O4      

Nashua  (N.  II  5OII 

Hanmkeac  (Mam.) IOO     59% 

K.  B.  Carper  Co IOO  ; lim 

H.  B.  Maaafaetarlac  O* IOO    06 

Bewmarket  (X.  H.) 5OO  »245     255 

Oneko  Woolen  MUU  (».  B-)....1OO 

Oaborn  MllU  (Pall  River) IOO 

OtU  Manistaefg  Co.  (Mam.) . .  100O 
PartBc  " 


90      Aspinwall  Land 10't     3% 

AugustaLand IOO    

71      Augusta  Factory IOO1     81 

Baltimore  Warehouse 20  t  20 

62%   Balto.  Storage  A  Lighterage  Co.SO  t  35 

Barney  A  Smith  Car IOO        9 

Preferred,  8  per  cent  cum — IOO     65 

Bergner  A  E.  Brewing 100    

Preferred.  MAN 100   101 

Bethlehem  Iron 

BiUings  A  Spencer,  6  p.  c 25  t  3!) 

Bond  A  Mortgage  Guarantee. .IOO   170 

Bourbon  Stock  Yard lOOi  

Boston  Land 10  t     4 

Boston  Water  Power 65c. 

BoyUton  St.  Land t     3 

Brandon  Printing  Co.  (Tenn.).lOO    100 

Brookllne  (Mam.)  Land 51     3 

Brooklyn  A  N.  Y.  Ferry  Co.... IOO'  195 
Brooklyn  Wharf  A  Warehouse  com      . 

Preferred.  Series  A IOO    

Preferred,  Series  B IOO   

Brunswick  Co IOO          %i 

Cambria  Iron,  AAO 901  40 

Canton  Co.  (Baltimore) IOO     Be^j 

CaseLockwoodABralnardCo.lOO   130 

Celluloid 100     «O 

Central  Transportation  ctfa 3«  I 

Central  Union  Association  ..  .N.B. 


Gallatin  Turnpike 100 

4<l  >s  Gennania  Lead  Works 100 

70    i  Gorham  Mfg.  Co..  common 100 

69    h    Preferred 100 

13>2  Gray  A  Dudley  Co.  (Nashville)lOO 

57     ;Great  Falls  Ice ...100 

113     -Graniteville  Mfg.  Co 100 

26     iHartford  Manilla  Co 100 

Hawaiian  C.  A  Sugar 166 

25      Heeker-Jones-Jewell  Milling 

195         Preferred 100 

4      Henderson  Bridge.    See  RR. 
40      Herring- Hall-Marvin,  commonlOO 

60         Preferred 100 

65      Hoboken  Ferry 

1 4  ig   Holy  oke  Water  Power 100 

33  Hi  1 1  Hutchinson  Sugar  Plant 50 

29i3!iHydraulio  Press  Brick 100 

Illinois  Steel 100 

i  Imperial  Bldg.  Co. ,  com 100 

Preferred 100 

'Importers'  Bond.  Wareh.(N.O.)100 

'Inter-Ocean  Building 160 

.Inter-Navigation  Co 

|ln.  Pack.  A  Prov.  Co.  Lt 

Preferred,  8s. 

Iron  Steamboat 166 

Inter-State  Trans.  Co.  (N.  O.J.100 

Jackson  Brewing  (N.  O.) IOO 

'J.  B.  Stetson  Co.  Com 

Preferred 

J.  R.  Montgomery  Co io6 

Johns-Pratt  Co 100 

John  P.  King  Mfg.  Co 100 

JonmeayA  Burnham,  cornmonlOO 

Preferred 100 

Kansas  City  Stock  Yards 100 

Keeley  Motor 

Kem]i.,Wool.,CandyCo.(Tenn.)100 

Kennard  Carpet  Co.,  com 100 

Preferred 106 

Kentucky  Heating  Co 100 

75o.     Kentucky  A  Ind.  Bridge.    See  RR. 

8^4!  ;Kentucky  Title: 100 

105    >  Kentucky  Wagon 100 


i  75i4 
105 

32 

22 
1      3 


65 
83 


12 

76 

80 

103 


43 


10 
80 

iYs 

1OO 
115 
145 


56 

275 

i  24=8 

102 

36 


36 


20 


21s 


185 

26  ig 

87 1« 

70 

9713 
104 

"so" 

130 
1% 

"85" 
"63" 

110 

99 

22k 

26 
104 
6% 


Ask. 


12 
10O 

90 
118 


151 
105 


75 

4 
27 
58 

25" 
106 
3b'>3 
35 
60 
42 

52  is 

46" 

5 




4  Lamson  Store  Serv 25 

2OO  Landers  Frary  A  Clark 25 

25  Langley  Mfg.  Co 100 

l-anston  Monotype 20 

L»  Variete  Association 1500  t...... 

13  Lawyers' Surety  Co 100    100 

Lawyers' Title  ing.  Co 100,  150 

67  Lehlgh  Coal  A  Navigation 50  t  39 

Liberty  MUU „ IOO      6O 

63  Lincoln  Hall 100    

London  A  Chicago  Contract  Co...      18 

5O1*  LoulsviUe  Public  Wareh'se  Co.  1OO      95 


95 

90 
105 
105 

36 

87^3 
131 
2 

82 

95 

95 

65 

112 
100 

23 

29 


i1  ii  ii > u  AVOW  i  AMU  1 1  . .  .AtciVi  14......      I»V/TI    .UUUIB*  iiii7  f  iiuuu  »»  iii  r  ii  no  w.  i '  M  i 

Cnenaprakr  A  Delaware  Canal. 50  t Madison  Square  Garden 100 

ChcanbroiiKh  ManfgCo 315 


335 


Palrpotnt  MsanTg Co.  (X.  B.)  loo 

Parker  MUU  (P.  B.) loo 

Pepperell  (Me.) 900 

'    Co!  (X.  B.)"lOO 

100 

...100 

_  (Pall  River) IOO 

(Pall  River) IOO 

lock  Mff.  Co.  (Ooan.) 9OO 

lotek  Hplnnlng  OB.  (If.  B.) . . . . IOO 



nnr.1.  .•  c  ..    v 

sum 


afamore  I  FalT  Rive 
almon  FalU  (X.  H.I 
aaford  Spinning  Co.  (F. 


800(306 

RI..1OO 


MllU  (P.  R.) 100 

re  (Pall  River) IOO 

e  (Pall  - 


Riven IOO 

tafford  (Fall  Riven IOO 

Stark  MllU  (5.  H.) 1OOO 

TeeumseJ.  (Fall  River) IOO 

Tfeorndlke  (Mam.) 10OO 

flemuat  A  fl.  (Maes.) loo 

Troy  Cotton  *  Woolen  (F.  R-I.5OO  I13OO 
Colon  C.  Mfg.  (Pall  Rlr-r     ...100 

Warn paaoag  (Pall  River) IOO 

Wamswtta  MlBs  (H.  B.) 100 

W,,hla«ton(Xew> 100 

Weetamoe  (Pall  River) IOO 

Whitman  MllU  (N.  B.) IOO 

WlUlmantlr  Linen  Co.  (Cona.)    25  I  14 
Tork  Co.  (Me.) 79O  I79O 


115 


118 
1890 


100 

t: 

iso 


134 
35 


MI, 

49 


i  ... 

iii 


•o 

111 

ii 


. 
M 

60 


|i>: 
100 


106 

110      

50 

115      

91A 
110 
1090 

132      134  Si 


108 


112      118 
105      105>« 
••-      1OO 
01    I  ...... 

..  1OO 
It 


Chicago  Auditorium  Ass'n 

Chicago  Brew.  A  M..  7  p.  o 

Preferred,  8  p.  c..  JAl) 

Chicago  Deposit  Vault 

Chlo.Junot.Ry.A8lk.  Yd*....  100 
Preferred 100 

Chicago  Opera  House 

Chic.  Pacilng  A  Prov  Co.  Lt. 

Prefrrrnl 

Cincinnati  Chamber  Com.  ..  1OOO  t  30 

Cincinnati  Ice 100 

Onrlnnatl    Leaf  Tobacco   Ware- 
house com 10O 

Preferred 100 

Claolunatl  Union  .Stock  Yards.  1OO 
Preferred 5O 

ClUiena-  Steamboat  (Troy)....  100 

Ctaflln  Co 100 

lilt  prrferred,  cum., 5  p.  o 1OO 

•Jd  iireferred.  cum.,  6  p.  c 1OO 

Cleveland  Driving  Park l.OOO  I.... 

Cleveland  Stone  Co -u 

Commercial  Building  Co 100 

Common  wealth  Land  Trust 10 

Coney  Island  Jockey  Club 

Coneol.  Car  Heating 1OO 

Cmi«ol.  Klevator  (St.  L.)  com..  100 
Preferred. 100    75 

Consol.  Plro  Works  Com 2         7 

Tn-frrred 35 


Manhattan  Beach  Co 1OO 

Marin  County  Water 100 

Maverick  Land 10 


Mechanical  Rubber,  common 

Preferred. 


103i4   Mechanics'  D.AL.ExchangefN.O.) 

107       Memphis  Brick  A  Mfg 100 

.    Merc  ntile  Mafe  Deposit 50 


Merchants'  Cot.  Press  A  Stor.lOO 
Merchants'  Exchange  Association 

(San  Francisco) 100    

Merchants'  Refrlg.  Co. 


6 
30 


1850 

105 

155 

65 
90 

"99" 
12 
10 
52 

12  ' 
42 13 
38 


t  27    I. 
65 


70 
110 


Merganthaler  Linotype 100|  123% 


. 
1O6T8  10713  Metaire  Cemetery  Assoc'tlon..  100 


83 

Ml 

175 
75 
A5 

85 


gfl 
85 
200 
85 
95 
95 

-I  HI 

85 
25 


Mexican  Nat.  Construction,  pref. 

Michigan- Peninsular  Car 1OO 

Preferred 100 

Milwaukee  A  Chlo.  Brew.  Lt.,  7s.. 
Mil.  A  Chic.  Brew.,Lt.,  Pref., 7s.. .( 

Mississippi  Val.  Trans.  Co 100 

Model  Alills 100 


t:<i 

,0 


125 

70 

100 


11 

49    I 

11=8 

36V 
2~6" 


14 


25       28 


EXCHANGE  SEATS. 


Consolidated  Ice  Co.,  com 100 

Preferred 100 

Conaol.  Rolling  Stock.  Br'port.lOO 

Oonsol.  Kansas  City  Smelting  A  Re- 
fining Co 29 

Contra  Costa  Water 100 

Curbtn  Cabinet  Lock IOO 

791>4  OowlmACo 25  I 

Cramp  Ship  Yard 100      45 

Crescent  City  Slaughter  House. 50  I  41»9 

Cumberland  Flour  MIUs ...100 


20 
70 
20 

95 

37 

2OO 


30 

75 
23 

1OO 
42 


Monongahela  Navigation 50  I   91 

Monongahela  Water. 25  t  30 

Morris  Canal,  gtiar.,  4s 100 

Preferred,  gnar.,  10 100 

Mosler  Safe  Co.  pref 

Mount  Olivet  Cemetery 100 


I..  Salt    Bid. 


Hew  York  Stock  Itch... 
V.Y.OMMoLMk.*  PetJEx 
Hew  Tork  Prod  ace  Ex  . . 
X»w  York  Cotton  Exeh. . 

•  Vert  Metal  KxchV 
LTJU.Bst.AAao.BooB. 


175 
225 




D. Talmage'sSons'Co..  Uice,8%qr. 
Deeatur  Land  I 


65 
42  >a 


4g 

17  . 

tu 


Del.  A  Hudson  Canal 100    107"u  1O7'9 

Devonshire  B'ldlng  (Boston). .100    IOO    1102 
Diamond  Match  Co.  Ill 100    12914 


Mutual  Loan  A  Build.  (N.  Or.)..2.-> 
Nahant  Land  ...................  1OO 

Nafhvllle  Land  Imp  ............  100 

Nashville  Warehouse  A  Elev.  .100 
Nashville  Woolen  Mills  ........  100| 

Nat.  A  Provld'oe  Worsted  Mill.  lOOi 
Preferred  ...................  1OO 

National  Fertilizer  .............  100 

National  Lead  ..................  10O 

Preferred  .....................  1OO 

National  Linseed  Oil  Stock.  ...100 

.National  Machine  ..............  100 

Nat  loiial  Panorama  ................ 

National  Safe  De.p  mlt  Co  ......  1  OO 

NutlonaL  Starch  ................  100 

i  Istpreferred  .................  1OO 

2d  preferred  ..................  1OO 


70 
180 
100 

65 


25 
"3'ois 


106 
75 
t  27>«    31 


30 

97 


a   5is 

40 

100 


91  i  99 
50  i  55 
23V  24 
90  i  903e 
12  I  13»3 
50 


4 

51 

17 


15O 
70 


179 

79 

700 

10.000  11.000 

678 

990 

2.000  


225 
75 


7%.. 


. 

Katie  A  Phenix  Mfg.  Co 10O    

Eagle  Lock.  20  p.  o 251   36 

East  Boston  Land I      5 

Eastman  Kodak  Co 70 

KdirenvM  A  Xashvllle  Man.Co.lOO    

iBaaley  City  Lend 13 

Enterprise  Mf«.  Co 100      97 

Enterprise  Soap  Co 100      90 

Eppxno.  Smith  A  Wlemans  Co 


MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS 

;  Co-Op.  Aasn 25  i:  ... 

xpress. IOO  148 

iManiifartiirtngOo  <iia,)liH>  00 

:a  Par  kern- Ase'B IOO 

rOa44Mara«e*  Wareh.100  IOO 

posit  *  StoragelOO  1O4 

•  Water W-ka *Elee.OoTlOO  

m*  Aeixl.  of  M.  (Phlla.)  IOO  . 


25 
151 


l"l    i 


-o 


Erie  A  Western  Trans •••-NH  45 

Kwalt  (43d  St.)  Bridge.   See  RR. 

Farmlngton  River  Power 25  t   82 

Par  A  Snip.  Tob.  Wh,  Co IOO    5O 

Preferred }00    70 

Fidelity  Storage  Warehouse. ..100!  

Flsherbll ;50!t  90      

indOo 100          19       2 

Florida  I-and  Imp 100    

Franklin  Park  Land  A  Imp 25  t     8     110 

Frenchman's  Bay  Land 5|     88c.    45c. 

Friend  StebblM  Co.  (Cln.) lOOi     1O9 

Preferred IOO1  104      IQfi 


Natlonsl  Stock  Yard IOO    

National  Wall  Paper,  pref 100,  

Ki      Xatoma  Vlncy'd  Co.  (San  Fran).10lt 

New  Bedford  R.  E.  Asg'n IOO;  

514  New  Bedford  Steam  Coast.  Co.lOO'} 

85     [Newcastle  Water  Co 100    

:).',       New  Haven  Manufacturing  Co.  25  t 

1     IINew  Haven  Water  Co 90  tlO3 

IOO      New  La.  Jockey  Club 100    

P5       New  Orleans  Brewing  Assoo'n.  100      31 

75      New  Orleans  Cold  Storage 100[  112 

Sew  Orleans  Cotton  Exchange...    115 

New  Orleans  Sugar  Exchange i  

NewOr.8wampLandReclalm'g.lO|l      4% 
New  Orleans  Water  Works — IOO   110 

Newport  Land 10 

Newport  Water  Works 100 

New  Yoik  Air  Brake _ 

New  York  Biscuit IOO 

N.  Y.  A  East  River  Ferry 100 

New  York  Loan  A  Imp 100' 

New  York  A  N.  J.  Ferry 

Vew  York  A  So.  Brooklyn  Ferry . . 

New  York  A  Texas  Land 6O 

Niagara  Falls  Power  Co 100 


lOc. 

"IB" 


60 
45 


20 


7 

55 

22 

110 

75 

8 13 

i"66" 


122 
125 
100 

112 

150. 
150 

1713 

43V| 

61 

50" 
30 

5'6" 


'Price*  an  per  thare  net  p«r  Mat.         :  Lart  tale. 


THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


I  VOL.  LXIV 


stock*. 


Par.   Bid.     Ask. 


•stock*. 


I 
Par.    Bid.    Ask. 


Stock*. 


ParJ  Bid.     Ask. 


HloaraguaConstruction,new..lOO,       2         ."> 

Nicholson  File  Co 50  t  45       54 

Nolunsville  Turnpike 10O    45 

Norfolk  &.  Washington  St'boat.  100    

North  American  Co 1O01       4ij! 

Oceanic  Steamship  (San  Fr.)..100;     24 

O.  K.  Bldg.  Ass'n  (N.  B.) 

Old  Dominion  Steamship,  J&J.  100    

Pacific  Aux  Fire  Alarm 20  I. 


25 


PaciHe  Coast  Borax 1OO 

Pacific  Mail  Steamship 100 

Pacific  Rolling  Mill 1OO 

Parafflne  Paint 10  t 

Paw  tucket  HairClotU 

Peck,  Stow  &  Wilcox  Co 50  > 

Penn.  Salt  Mfg 50 

Penn.  Steel,  common 

Preferred 

Penn.  Warehousing,  common. ..50  t 


Preferred 50 

Peun.  Water,  common 

Penobscot  Bay  Land 10 

P.  Lonllard,  preferred 100 

Philadelphia  Warehouse 100 


21 

U00>« 
22 


t.... 
312 

2o. 
102 1« 


5 

2(1 
20 


90 
t  70 

45 


Puila.  &  Wilmington  Steamboat.. !  130 

Phillips  ButtorffMfg 1OO!  108 

Plttsburg  Plate  Glass  Co 100     55H 

Plimpton  (Hartford) 100   110 

Pneumatic  Gun  Carriage 10    1-23 

Portland  Water 100   100 

Pratt&CadyCo 100     64 

Pratt  &  Whitney,  pref.,  cum. .100     58 

Common 100        4 

Prewitt,  Spurr  <fe  Co lOOi     15 

Proctor  &  Gamble  Co 100    200 

Preferred 100'  150 

Prov.  &  Ston.  Steamboat 100 1  

Prov.  Fall  B.  &  Newp'tSt'mb't.50  t   12 "a 

Pullman  Palace  O»r 100   156>a 

Beece  Button  Hole 10  I  20% 


Rhode  Isl.  Perkins  H.  S.,  com..  100 

Preferred 100 

Rosetta  Grav.  Pav.  <fe  Imp 100 


10 


Safety  Car  Heating  &  LightlnglOO     74       78 

St.  Charles  Car 1OO    ]  90 

San  Diego  Laud  (assm't  pd.) ....25  t. 
St.  Louis  Agr.  <kM.  Associat'n.  100  . 
St.  Louis  Brewing  Ass'u,  pref  .£10 

Common £10 

St.  Louis  Cotton  Compress 100 

Ht.  Louis  Exposition  stock 25 

A       StL.  House  Building,  No.  3 500 

95      St.  Louis  Transfer 100 

2538  Savannah  Brewing  Co 100 

Savannah  Construction  Co. .1,000 

7      Savannah  Cotton 100 

hshultz  Belting 100 

Slbley  Mfg.  Co 100 

Silver  bullion  certificates 

28      Simmons  Hardware— Pref 1OO 

70         Common 100 

80     .Singer  Mfg.  Co 1OO| 

Suivth  Mfg.  Co.  (Hartford)....  100 

320      Southern  Cotton  Oil 50 

3o.!!SpiritsDistrib.Co.,pref.,7p.o.cum. 

Spring  Valley  Water 10d 

it:.      standard  Guano  4  Ch.Mfg.Co.100 

142ia  I  Standard  Oil 100 

110      Standard  Rope  &  Twine 100 

Standard  Underground  Cable. 1OO 

...! State  St.  Exchange  (Boston)..  100 
1-25    'stillwell,  Bierce  &  Smith  Vaile  Co. 

103     i    Preferred 

Street  Railway  &  Ilium.  Prop .  100 

tjf.         Preferred 1001 

8wlft&  Co 100 

25     [Tennessee  Cotton  Manuf'tory.1001 
205      Tenth  &  Twenty-third  St.  Ferry. . . 

155    ,  Texas  &  Pacific  Coal  Co i 

i  Trenton  Potteries 100 

25     i    Preferred 100 

ifiiiv  Trow  Directory —Pref..     100 

21      Union  Boot  &  Shoe  (N.  B.) 100 

18      Union  Dairy  Co 100 

62      Union  Ferry  (Brooklyn) 100 

DUnion  Stock  Yards,  St.  Louis. .100 


65 

£10     fio'j 

£4V  £512 

10      yo 

t 5 

(500    1540 
42       46 
91 
72 
30 

i   93 

75    ,   78 
64%  I   65 
Klii      110 
90       98 

240      

150     176 
t  20       30 


260  >s  26' 13 
10       lOHs 
102  H>  104 

"96"  "95" 
110  illl 
30 

108      112 
83        85 


•Union  Storage  Co.  (Pittsburg). .50  I ; 

!Union  Switch  &  Signal 50  t  23 

Preferred 100  t  50    : 

Union  Type  Writer- 
Common 6V 

Istpreferied 10O     86V 

2ndpref 1OO      72 

United  Carriage  Co.,  San  Fran.  100    

United  Elevator 100    

U.  S.  Express 10O 

U.  S.  ulass.com 100 

Preferred 100 

'U.  S.  Leather 1OO! 

i    Preferred 10O 

U.  8.  Rubber 1OO 

i    Preferred 100 

Utica  Cement 25  I 

Wagner  Palace  Car 100 

Walter  A.  Wood  Co 100 

Washington  Market,  J&J 50; t 

Washington  Safe  Deposit  Co..lOO! 
Webb  Mauufact.  Co — Nasuv'le  lOOi 
Wells,  Fargo  Express. ...... ...100;  99 

Welsbach  Lt.  Co 5|t  46% 

178 


23's 


7>4 


75 


35 
12V 

50    i 

8V 

621* 

20    : 

72    ' 


40 

ISia 

60 

9% 
62  HJ 
21 
74 


Welsbach  Light  Co.,  Canada 5  t 

Welsbach  Commercial  Co. — 

Common 100 

Preferred 100 

Westcott  Express,  common 

i     Preferred 

West  End  (Boston)  Land 25 

West  End  Land  &  Improvement 


156     158 

•16"  ::::: 

50      

75 

102 
47 
2 


5 
65 

45 

71 
37 
29 


8 
75 


Co.,  Richmond ¥5 


20 
65 


21 
70 


t   17 




92 
59 


42 
34 
50 
98 
60 
55 


I  Western  Aut.  Macb.  Screw  Co .  1 00   2OO     240 

Western  St«ne  Co.  (Chic.) 50 

Western  Union  Beef 6%      7i« 

Westiughouse  Air  Brake 50;tl75     

Whitlock  Coil  Pipe  Co 10O     90     110 

Wingins  Ferry  Co 100   175     185 

Winchester  R.  Arms  Co 100 

Worthingtou  Co  ,  pref 100 

j    Common 100 

Wollaston  Land 5 


500 
82 


880. 


85 

16 

100 


t  Prices  are  per  share  not  per  cent. 


QUOTATIONS    OF    BANK   AND    TRUST    COMPANY    STOCKS. 


Prices  are  per  share,  not  per  cent,  with  the  exception  of  New  York  City  and  Brooklyn  bank  stocks. 
(*)  are  last  sales. 

The  dagger  (f)  prefixed  to  a  price  indicates  that  the  figures  show  the  book  value. 
The  double  dagger  (t)  prefixed  to  the  capital  stock  indicates  that  only  part  is  paid  in. 
The  section  mark  (§)  prefixed  to  surplus  indicates  that  undivided  profits  are  included. 


Prices  marked  thus 


ALABAMA. 

Capital. 

Surplus. 

Deposits. 

P'r 

Bid. 
85 

Ask. 

Capital. 

Surplus. 

Deposit!. 

F"r 

Bid. 

Ask. 

OAKLAND— 
Cal.Bk.&Tr.Co  
Central  Savs.  Bank  . 
FirstNationalBank. 
Union  Nat.  Bank  

SAN  JOSE.— 
Bank  of  Jose  .  . 

$ 
100,000 
300,000 
300,000 
150,000 

300,000 
500,000 
300,000 

300,000 
5",000 
300,000 

$ 
§7,493 
24,421 
27,000 
150,000 

100,000 
100,000 

$ 
97,900 
970,900 
479,336 
568,157 

577,042 
374,511 
327,500 
1,742,400 

100 
30 
1OO 
100 

90 
30 
125 

BIRMINGHAM— 
Alabama  Nat.  Bank. 
Ala.  Trust  &  Sav.  Co. 
Beruey  Nat.  Bank.. 
Birmingh'mTr.&Sav 
First  National  Bank. 
Jefferson  Co.  Sav.Bk. 
People'sSav.Bk.&Tr 

MOBILE— 

First  Nat.  Bank  
People's  Bank  

$ 
350,000 
100,000 
200,000 
500,000 
250.000 
100.000 
100,000 

300,000 
150,000 

$ 
§23,000 
5.750 
16,000 
36,436 
3,OOO 
15,000 

9 
353,000 
25,000 
375,000 
665,784 
806,528 
320,000 
95.000 

1.416,842 
1,000,000 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
i  00 

100 
100 

76 

100 
105 
85 
105 
85 
75 

275 
235 

120 

105 
90 
80 
30 

110 
100 
95 
35 

"83" 
100 

240 
225 

First  National  Bank 
Gard.  C.  Bk.  &  T.  Co. 
San  Jose  8.  Dep.  Bk. 
Security  Savings  Bk. 
Un.  Sav.  Bk.,  S.  Jose 

220,000 

100,000 
150,000 

50,000 

950,000 

30 

33 

COLORADO. 

AflKANSAS. 

DENVER— 
Central  Savings  Bk. 
Colorado  Nat.  Bank. 
Denver  Nat.  Bank  .  .  . 
Denver  Sav.  Bank.. 
First  National  Bank. 
InternatlonalTr.  Co. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Comm'ce 
People's  Nat.  Bank. 
Western  Bank  

25,000 
500,000 
500,000 
250,000 
500,000 
250,000 
500,000 
300,000 
100,000 

2,750 
200,000 
150,000 

99,583 
5,062,527 
3,256,228 
403,262 
8,556,130 
552.684 
814,418 
14,953 
198,647 

LITTLE  ROCK— 

Bankof  Commerce.  . 
Bank  of  Little  Rock. 

100,000 
200,000 
100,000 

200,000 

300,000 

§2,000 
§15,000 
10,000 
7,500 
100,000 

150,000 
350,000 
312,000 

4G8,7S:j 
741,599 

25 
25 
25 
100 
100 

17ia 
17k 
26% 
102 
115 

18% 
18% 
27ifl 
104 
120 

100 
100 
100 
100 
10O 
100 

Exchange  Nat.  Bk.. 
German  Nat.  Bk  

100,000 
50,000 
100,000 
60,000 
10,000 

CALIFORNIA. 

100 

CONNECTICUT. 

Los  ANQELES— 
California  Bank  
Cal.Loan&TrustCo. 
Citizens'  Bank  

250,000 

100,000 

100,000 
400,000 
500,000 
100,000 
200,000 
250,000 
100,000 
100,000 
500,000 

426,800 
J  1,501,500 
3,000,000 
1,000,000 
55,000 
1,080,000 
1,500,000 

:  1,000,000 

300,000 

:  2,000,000 

3,180,559 
J300,000 
3,OOO,OOO 
1,000,000 
1  730,000 
300,000 
750.OOO 

20,735 
10,000 
22,186 
80,000 
40,000 
12,681 
18,000 
513,000 
§30,000 
26,271 
§28,769 

64,259 
199,035 
3,243,147 
75,380 
3,550 
500,000 
800,000 
609,650 

90,000 

18,953 
71,082 
67,150 
586,718 
627,050 
175,000 

760,000 

1OO 

, 

NEW  HAVEN— 
City  Bankof  N.  H... 
First  National  Bank. 
Mechanics'  Bank  — 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk.. 
N.  H.  Co.  Nat.  Bank. 
Nat.  New  Haven  Bk. 
Nat.  Trad'men's  Bk. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Union  Trust  Co  
Yale  National  Bank. 

HARTFORD— 
.(Etna  Nat.  Bank  — 
American  Nat.  Bk.  .. 
CharterOakNat.  Bk. 
City  Bk.of  Hartford. 
Conn.  River  Be.  Co. 
Conn.  Tr.  &  S.  D.  Co. 
Farmers'  &  Mechan- 
ics' Nat.  Bank  
FirstNationalBank. 
Hartford  Nat.  Bank. 
Hartford  Trust  Co.. 
Mercantile  Nat.  Bk. 
National  Ex.  Bank.. 
Phoenix  Nat.  Bank.. 
Security  Company.. 
State  Bank       
United  States  Rank. 

500.000 
500.000 
300,000 
500,000 
350,000 
464,800 
300.000 
500.000 
100,000 
500,000 

525,000 
600.000 
500,000 
440,000 
150,000 
300,000 

500,000 
650,000 
1,200,000 
300,000 
500,000 
500,000 
1,000,000 
200.0OO 
400,000 
100.000 

60,000 
200,000 
45,000 
85,000 
200,000 
203,000 
120000 
370,000 
25,000 
150,000 

§390.000 
§365,000 
§127,000 
§157,000 
§75,000 
5229,000 

§163,000 

§209,000 
§728,000 
§170,000 
§72,000 
5223,000 
§606,000 
6125,000 
§110,000 
§270,000 

750,000 
986,736 
450,000 
1.025,000 
786,380 
810,931 
869,379 
791,260 
401,350 
877,880 

1,750,000 
1,300,000 
800,000 
950,000 
475,000 
2,100,000 

1,150,000 
1,315,000 
2,757,000 
1,300,000 
400,000 
910,000 
1,025,000 
420,000 

soo.coo 

1,100,000 

100 
100 
60 
50 
10 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
50 
100 

100 

30 
100 

100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 

125 

..... 

400,000 
1,738,754 
1,192,755 
425,000 
533,031 
450,000 
420.000 
716,000 
1,119,733 

312,982 
3,568.000 
12,009,3H1 
1,524,000 
63,000 
2,609,462 
4,333,225 
28,612,110 

2,815,110 

2,218,260 
4,853,815 
2,903,533 
7,200,000 
23,713,420 
5,586,569 
434,740 
1.349.812 

FlrstNational  Bank. 
Los  Angeles  Nat.  Bk. 
MainSt.Sv.Bk.&T.Co 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
Nat.  Bk.of  California 
Security  L.  &Tr.  Co.  . 
8eo.Sav.Bl'  &Tr.Co. 
State  Loar  ifeTr.  Co  .  . 

SAN  FHANCISCO- 
Amer'n  Bk.  ATr.Oo. 
Anglo-Cal.  Bk.  (Ld.). 
Bank  of  California.. 
CaLSaf  e  Dep.A  T.Co. 
Columbian  Bank.  Co. 
Crock'r-Wool'thN.B. 
First  National  Bank 
German  Suv.  &  Loan 
Huinboldt  Savings  & 
Ix)au  

100 
100 

66i« 
46 
14 
165 
140 
165 

•47" 

100 

100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

116 

140 
70 
92 
101 
30 
1S5 

112 

112 
138 
145 
70 
60 
120 
122 
100 
350 

117 

"97" 
"37" 

iir" 
"is" 

65 

iso" 

i  16" 

51 
237 
108 

5314 
241 
110 

100 
100 

1000 

1000 

100 
35 
100 
100 
250 
100 
250 

IOOO 

181 
1325 

1100 

127% 

187ia 
1400 

London,  i'uris  &  Am. 
Bank.. 
London  &  San  Fr.  Bk. 
Mutual  Sav'gs  Bank. 
Nevada  Bk.of  San  Fr. 
8.  Fran.  Sav.  Union. 
Bay.  A  Loan  Society. 
Security  Sav'gs  Bk.  . 
Union  Trust  Co  

33 



24O" 

825 

475 
105 

606" 

ei.is'-i 

•Lastsale.      Book  value.    ;  Part  paid  I  u.    §Undiv'd  profits  included.       *Last  sale.  (Book  value.  ;  Part  paid  in.  ^Including  undivided  pronto 


MARCH.  1897-j 


BANK    STOCK    QUOTATIONS. 


Capital. 

Surptu*. 

Depotili. 

fr 

Bid.    Atk. 

Capital. 

Sttrplu*. 

Depotiti. 

fr 

Bid. 

.1.  •.-/.-. 

145 
235 

BRIDGEPORT— 
Bridge  port  Nat.  Bk.. 
City  National  Bank 
•Connecticut  Sat.  Bk. 
First  National  Bank. 
Pequonnock  Sat.  Bk. 

WATERBURY— 

Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 
Manufao's'  Nat.  Bk. 
Waterbury  Nat.  Bk. 

215.850 

•J-....  
33'-'.  100 

910400 

200.000 

300,000 

100,000 
100.000 

500.000 

112.000 
150.000 
lOO.OOO 
100,000 
100.000 

100,000 
90,000 

20.000 

250,000 

416,457 
491,431 
605,244 
496,789 
452,186 

438,183 
304,708 
295,158 
888.602 

50 
100 
IOO 
100 
IOO 

100 

100 

IOO 
50 

95 
150 
150 
175 
150 

145 
135 
133 

87i9 

.  ... 

CHICAGO—  (Con.)— 
Drovers'  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
First  Nat.  Engle  wood 
Foreni  an  BroaBg.Co. 
Ft.  DearbornNat.  Bk. 
Globe  Nat.  Bank  

$ 
250,000 
3,000,000 
100,000 
500,000 
5OO.OOO 
l.OOO.OOO 

9 
5  141,052 
52247505 
§     14,125 
502,599 
;    ll.'i.SS:! 
5   1'J<1,«I52 
5     12,639 
i  336.766 
5     91,894 
S  245,458 
,     49.644 
§  235,524 
§     14,347 
41627883 
§1127198 
§    93,104 
§  240,302 
5  124,620 

§1072597 
.  550,104 
5    26,635 
§     23,654 
§  233,284 
$  354,000 
§       1,433 
S       2,235 
§    82,089 
5  156,959 
5    95.112 
S  125,000 
§     83.051 
52426958 
51453921 
5  668,310 

§    61,856 
5  166,024 
5  936,750 

}    24,863 
§    25,230 
5    47,276 
§  114,274 
5    74,899 
'  118,399 

S  108,038 
5  151,145 
&•  17,357 
5  103,295 

200.000 

ao.ooo 
15,000 

9 
1,877,292 
26,581.029 
318,130 
1,005.266 
2,235,660 
3,263,841 
470,079 
3,851,295 
1,440,321 
1.241,997 
276,261 
915,445 
618,050 
S.605.5M4 
9,699,684 
606,912 
2,877.148 
3,092,671 

3,147,640 
5,364,54  1 
409,451 
731,396 
2,261,381 
•I,  til  1,0011 
338,300 
122,734 
3,315,035 
1,157,038 
1,586,246 
601,537 
1,617,990 
25,883,820 
13.Sll8.7S7 
9,753,420 

1.  206,204 
1,129,259 
2,786,269 

194,139 

2:«i,07!l 
327,866 
297.-2S 
398,426 
575,066 

568,711 
744,845 
5'JS,553 
571,451 
834,257 
.195,000 
472,268 

100 
100 

135 
228 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
1OO 
100 

IOO 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

ioo 
ibo 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 

107 
75 
85 
220 
115 

112 
82 
90 
230 
120 

Globe  8a  vines  Bk  
Hibernian  Bkg.Ass'n 
HldedcLealh.Nat.Bk. 
Home  Nat.  Bank  — 
Home  Savings  Bk  ... 
International  Bank. 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank.. 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
Metrop'lltan  Nat.  Bk. 
Mllw.  Ave.  State  Bk. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  America. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Republic. 
National  Live  Stock 
Bank  of  Chicago... 
N".  Western.  Nat.  Bk. 
Oakland  Nat.  Bank.. 
PralrieStateNat,  Bk. 
State  Bk.  of  Chicago  . 
Union  Nat.  Bank  
Western  State  Bank. 
West  Side  Bank  
Am.  Tr.  &  Sav.  Bk.. 
Chic.  Title  A  Tr.  Co. 
Commercial  L.  &  Tr. 
Equitable  Trust  Co.  . 
Garden  City  Bk.A  Tr. 
Illinois  Tr.  A  Sav.  Bk. 
Merchants'  L.  A  T.  Co. 
Northern  Trust  Co  ... 
Prairie  State  Savings 
&  Trust  Co    . 

200.OOO 
222,000 
300,000 

U30.000 
.1,000 

r.  oo.i  ion 
200,000 
1,000,000 
2,000.000 

250,000 
l.OOO.OOO 
1,000,000 

750,000 

1.0(10.000 

50,000 

L'OO.OOd 
.r)00,000 
2.000.1100 

300,000 

.-.o.ooo 

1,(HIO,0(K) 

l.r,  oo.ood 
.-.OO.OIHI 

5OO.OOO 

.MIO.I  MKI 

2,000,000 

•-'.1(10.000 

1,000,000 

200,000 

-,00.000 
500,000 

100,000 
125.OOO 
125.0OO 

100.0(HI 
100.000 

100,000 

200,000 

250,000 
30O.OOO 
10O.OOO 
10O.OOO 
200.000 
60.000 

138 

90 

DELAWARE. 

125 
90 
250 
160 
110 
110 
80 

247 
145 
120 
100 
185 
D4 

135 
95 

WILMINGTON— 
Central  Nat.  Bank.. 
Eqltmb.Gu.  ATr.Co. 
Farmers'  Bk.  of  Del. 
First  National  Bank. 
Hat.  3k.  of  Delaware 
R.  B.  of  Wilmington 
and  Brandy  wine.. 
Sec'rlty  Tr.A  S.D.Co. 
Onion  Nat.  Bank.  ... 

210.000       50,000 
900.000     100.000 
236.OOO       43.0OO 
5OO.OOO       95.OOO 
110,000     130.000 

2OO.010      125.00O 
5OO.OOO     1OO.OOO 
203,175     210.OOO 

314,660  100 
901,882  100 
325.0OO    50 
612,165  100 
261,035  2OO 

658,035    30 
1.066,851  IOO 
1.014,196    25 

123 
136 
61 
114 
525 

72 
1421s 
74 

127 
140 
68 
118 

166 
115 
116 
90 

250 
155 
130 
110 
190 
98 
105 

"82" 
80 
110 
120 
100 
350 
255 
225 

110 
lOSin 
215 

75 
147 

77 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA. 

"si" 

74 
105 
115 
95 
340 
250 
20O 

105 
104 
205 

WASHINGTON—' 
Oentral  Nat.  Bank.. 
•Cltljwnn'  Nat.  Bank. 
Colombia  Nat.  Bank. 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank.. 
MM.  Bk.  of  Republic. 
Hat.  Bank  of  Waah.. 
Hat.  Capital  Bank... 
Hat-lf'tropoUfnBk. 
Ohio  Nat.  Bank  
Kifg*  Nat.  Bank.... 
0«eond  Nat.  Bank... 
Trader*'  Nat.  Bank. 
We.t  End  Nat.  Bank. 
AawrkMkBS.ATr.Oo. 
••I.B.D.AT.OO...... 
Waab.  Loan  A  Tr.  Co. 

GEORGETOWN— 
Farm.  AMeohjr.Bk. 

100.000 
300.000 
250.000 
2OO.OOO 
900,000 
200.000 
2OO.OOO 
300.000 

200.000 
500,000 

229,000 
200.000 
900.000 
1.250.000 
1.000.000 
1.000,000 

•MM 

160.000 
100.000 

100.000 

41.0OO 
200.000 
2OO.OOO 
60.000 
375.000 
}     13.619 
1-./.71 
90.000 
40.000 
:I-..-..M, 
29O.OOO 
}     74,739 
190.000 

100.000 

967,875 
-o7.,;i3 
•.i.il.o.ii 
997400 
U6488 
1.441,922 
84O499 
1.371.918 
209.591 
3.569.392 
§12.308 
407.541 
409,347 
1,190.746 
1.663497 
1,611,460 

886369 

100 

100 
100 

ioo 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

260 
115 
125 
1C2 

-'00 

285 
118 
289 
90 

104 

iso" 

Royal  Trust  Co.  

98 

ROCKFORD- 
Forest  City  Nat  Bk. 
Manufrs'  Nat.  Bi  nk. 

IOO 
100 

too 

100 
100 
100 

100 

i33 
92 
106 
138 
113 
119\ 

170 

98 
110 
145 

Kockford  Nat.  Bank 
Third  Nat.  Bank  
Wlnnebago  Nat.  Bk. 

SPRINGFIELD— 
Farmers'  Nat.  Bank. 
Flr>t  Nat  Bank 

125 
190 

•      FLORIDA. 

Illinois  Nat.  Bank... 
Rldgely  Nat.  Bank.. 
Hpringn'd  Marine  Bk 
state  Nat.  Bank  
Sangamon  L.  ATr.Co. 

JACKSONVILLE— 
*te»t  Nat.  Bk.  of  FU. 
Karelian  U'  Nat.  Bk. 
Hat  Bk.  of  Jackaonr. 
Nat.  Bk.  SUM  of  FU. 
8»TlB«aATnulBk.. 
jHl»iiii»aT.ATOo. 
itvUBk.  of  Florida.. 

-„,.,»  M, 

100.000 
150.000 
100.000 
90.000 
50.000 
M400 

10.000 
UJMO 
00,000 
90,000 

278,696  100 
302.698  100 
703.102  100 

•  ;:u.  •-•!!-  Ux> 
152.000  100 
120.000100 
202.683  IOO 





INDIANA. 

INDIANAPOLIS. 
Capital  Nat.  Bank.  .  .       3OO.OOO 
Indiana  Nat.  Bank..!      300.000 
Indiana  Trust  Co  810,000 
Merchant.  '  Nat.  B'nk    1  .OOO.OOO 
StateBankoflndl'na       2OO.OOO 
Union  Trust  Co  6OO.OOO 

TERRE  HAUTE. 
First  National  Bank.       30O.OOO 
National  State  Bank       200.000 
TerN  llai.t.-Tr'-t  C..         KHI.IKKI 
Vino  Co.  Nat.  Bank.        15O.OOO 

45,000 
60^,000 

919,656 

3,393,847 
262,394 
2,210,920 
496,745 
189,742 

752,777 
335.952 
lO.OOO 
314.777 

100 

IOO 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 

88 
300 
106 
126 

90 

GEORGIA. 

Auaurr*—  • 

AMMta  &•*!•(•  Bk. 
Coimi,.-r.-i»:  luuk 
dwrrU  RB.  Baak.. 
frisk-  Aa*.  DtaM9.  Bk. 
Nat    Ilk    Of  A'i.-,.-r*. 
Hat.  Kxekun  Bk.. 
HanMn'  L,  A  8.  Bk. 

ATLANTA— 

Ain-r:.   .:,     Ir.-t      A 

10    '..... 

200',000 
900.000 
90.000 
990,000 

200.000 

5O.OOO 

I.M,.,M... 

900.000 
190.000 
150.000 

l.M,.... 

100.000 

90.000 
4OO.OOO 
2OO.OOO 
109,000 
350.000 
160.000 
100.000 
200,000 

JtO.,.M, 

_•-....,..„ 
100.000 

900.000 
2OO.OOO 
125,000 

•Jl  KI.IK- 

190.000 
900.000 
200.000 
900.000 

:  250.000 

125.0OO 
400.000 
MM400 

139.400 

17.006 
90,000 

52.910 

333.298 
169496 
1400489 
119.498 
294.484 
188434 
137.657 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

IIMI 

10 

too 

100 
100 
100 
IOO 
100 
100 
100 
100 
IIMI 
100 
100 

too 

100 

90 
IOO 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

IIMI 

100 

110 
95 

90,000 
12,500 
60,000 

3OO.OOO 
40,000 
$       3,600 
30.000 

128 
100 
118 

270 
130 
100 
110 

60 

116 

80 

110 
65 
9 

rid" 

400 

90.T75 
13407 

113 

10 

75 
115 

100 

lor 

i       8.000 
i    60.000 
'  997400 

•           J,,,MH, 
•.,H,..HK, 

MM 

IOWA, 

Banking  Co  
Attaata.  Ba»kt«t  Co. 
Atlanta  Nat.  Bank.! 
At.  Tr.  A  Mank'it  Co. 
Capital  CUT  Bank.  .  . 
Cxohange  Bank  
Fidelity  Bkjr.  AT.  Co. 
Fourth  Hal  Bank.. 
•Oa.LoanS.ABkC.Oo. 
<;»  •*.-.     v  lik*  Dl 
l»«ry  BanktagCo  . 
MaddoiRoekSaO* 

Veal  LOU  A  1 

Th'.rtl  national  Bk 
Traa«  Co.  of  OOTgte. 

MACOW- 

Am-r:>-  in  N  ir    1:  ,•  k 
•Cant.  (Mvrgta  Bank 

FtortNa?Baak..'.  ".".'. 
Kaoon  Saving*  Bank 
tJnton  Saving*  Bank 
ATrnalOo.  

DES  MOINES  — 

200,000 
100,000 
900400 

200.000 
30O.OOO 
500,000 

100.000 

760.000 
187471 
2OO.OOO 

100.000 
100,000 

200,000 
150.0OO 
100,000 

300,000 

400.000 

3OO.OOO 
175.000 
960,000 

lOO.OOO 
20O.OOO 
500,000 

100.000 

2OO.OOO 
00.000 

350.000 
3OO.OOO 

999",219 
829,789 
3,750,000 
401,621 

861,008 

152,768 
208,281 
594,995 
369.fi68 
236.113 
732,059 
1,006,800 

600,000 
232.OOO 
1,963,605 
299,000 
400.0OO 
3.975.OOO 
374,000 
1,590,000 
323.OOO 

100 
100 
IOO 
IOO 
100 
IOO 
100 

100 

100 

2,252.000 
100400 
70O.OOO 
173,000 
10400 
82O.OOO 

1.180.000 
900.000 
890.000 

17*400 

Bankers'  Iowa  State. 
Capital  City  State  Bk 
Cen.  Loan  A  Tr.  Co.. 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
Dea  Moine*  Nat.  Bk 
Iowa  I/oan  A  Tr.  Co. 
Inwa  National  Bank. 
N.  K.  Loan  ATr.Co. 
Socnrltv  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 
Valley  Natlon'l  Bank 

DUBUQUE— 
Citizens'  State  Bank. 
Dubnque  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 

5O 
99 

10,000 
25,000 

KM),  000 

44,000 
100,000 

90,000 

5  110,000 

20,022 
140,000 

10,000 
20,000 
34.60O 
20.OOO 
20,000 
20.000 
67.0CO 

100,000 
16,000 
87.OOO 
6OO 
50,000 
S  172,820 
10,000 
55.OOO 
7.800 

90 
100 





4    58^01 
{       5.000 

.1  ..... 

10400 

150.000 
19400 

'.     -  V" 

90.000 

:.,..., 

I9O409 
70400 
8,000 

30,000 

29.000 
90400 

24.000 
100.000 
LS9.0OO 
90400 

45.0OO 
900.000 

;I,;..MM, 

89 

i'io" 

190 
275 
SO 

. 

93 
89 
99 
110 
75 

96 

49«t 
108 
107 
92>t 
127 
102 
101 
165 
94 

'no 
i'io" 





ioo" 

80 

94 

9<> 
96 
115 
80 

98 

46>« 

in,j  . 
1O8 
!':mi 
128 
103 
1O2 
108 
95 

IOO 
100 

ioo 

100 
100 
100 
100 

ioo 
100 
100 

100 
100 
ion 

100 
100 

90 
85 
100 
95 
115 
125 
125 

155 
85 
190 
85 
120 
190 
1J5 
150 

nr> 

900.000 
110.OOO 
l.ono.OOO 
400,000 

•MM 

389,000 

470,000 
007.478 
990.000 
498408 
989,449 
942400 
002.172 
1.970495 
49.000 

80 

87 
112 
12O 
120 

150 
*0 
ISO 
80 
110 
185 

no 

135 
110 

(ler.  Tr.  A  Sav.  Bank 
lowaTr.  A  Sav.  Bk.. 
Second  Hat'l  Bank.. 

DAVENPORT— 

Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
Davenport  Nat.  Bk. 
Davenport  Sav.  Bank 
Farm.  A  Mech.  Bank. 
First  Nat.  Bank  
German  Savings  Bk. 
lovra  National  Bank. 
Scott  Co.  Sav.  Bank. 
1  nliin  Saving*  Bank 

SAVANNAH— 

W5fltattB7  Bank 

BmEuiti  HM  lik 
Ha*.Bk.ofSarajiBah 
OnMkoneS.AT.Co. 
••Ta.nanBk.AT  Co. 
••.Bk.  of  State  Cla... 
Vtoyto-a8aT.ALo.Co 

KENTUCKY. 

COVINQTON. 

Citizens'  Nat.  Bank.. 
Co  vlngton  Trust  Co 
Farmers'  A  Traders' 
First  Hat.  Bank. 

200.000 

100,000 

300.OOO 
600.OOO 
350.000 
650.OOO 

20O.OOO 
30O.OOO 
4OO.OOO 

200,000 

25,000 
5      7,264 
150.000 
120.0OO 
70,000 

404,323 
1  4.0OO 
512,233 
968,610 
361,381 

100 
100 
IOO 
IOO 
IOO 
100 

125 
95 
150 
118 
118 
100 

130 
100 
160 
120 
125 
105 

ILLINOIS. 

CHICAGO— 

AJB.  Ex.  Nat.  Bank, 
•aakof  Ooma*ar«e.. 
Bmakrr.'  Nat.  Bank. 
OMametNat.  Bank. 
<Mea«n  city  Bank., 
jjjiiin  Hat  Bank  . 

4*n  Kxrhang*  Bk  .  . 

1  .OOO.OOO 
90O.OOO 
1,000,000 

MI.IMM 

200.000 

•,,.,,K« 

1.  OOO.OOO 

••l.OIMI 

I^S'-il&^lSo1 

1  139.4VV    J.773.079  IOO 
2A.OOO        30O.244  100 
'      «.'..«;  Jl         210.7M  IOO 
4  627.SMM     7,034.402  100 
'Il-i.4l6i    7.317.' 
J  57.1.516    9,601.  121  100 
J112H.7S8    6.418.504  100 

80 

9O 
M 

108 

German  Nat.  Bank.  . 
No.Bk.ofKy.(Br'ch) 

LEXINGTON— 

106  >f 

5    22,944 
259,148 
;    98,090 

5    62,102 

135.821 
433,36ft 
189,760 

284,351 

1O9     110 
225     240 
225    1235 
123     126 
'  240     280 

Central  Bank  
Farette  Nat.  Bank.. 
First  Nat.  Bank  
Lexington  City  Nat. 
Bank  

taaU.  •  Book  Taln^.  :PartpaMln.  Jlnrlurtln*  undiTlded  proflt..       'I*.t«le.  tBookvalue.  tPartpaldln.  ^Including  undivided  profits- 

THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


LEXINQTON— Con, 

Nat.  Exchange  Bank 
Northern  Bk.  of  Ky. 
Phoenix  Nat.  Bank.. 
Second  Nat.  Bunk... 
Third  Nat.  Bank 

LOUISVILLE— 

American  Nat.  Bank 

Bank  of  Commerce.. 

Bank  of  Kentucky... 

Bank  of  Louisville... 

Citizens'  Nat.  Bank.. 

Columbia  Finance  <t 
Trust  Co 

Farmers'  <fc  Drovers' 

Fidelity  Trust  it  Safe- 
ty Vault  Co 

First  Nat.  Bank 

German  Bank 

German  Insurance.. 

German  Security — 

Kentucky  Trust  Co. . 

Louisville  Biiuk'g  Co. 

Louisville  City  N.B. 

Lou  1  s  v  i  lie  Trust  Co .. 

Third  Nat.  Bank.... 

Union  Nat.  Bank 

Western  Bank 


Sin-pint.  I  Deposits. 


100,000 
1,813,900 
150,000 
150,000 
100,000 


25,  -11 

177,200 

72,970 

5,324 

19,087 


$ 
1G5.46H 

i;ir,.s:io 

33(1,897 

'2'2 1.55M 

94,810 


800,000  55,000 

800,000  852,000 
1,6*5,1001,158,000 

650,000  40,000 

500,000  178,000 

1,000,000  250,000 

300,000  73,000 


Bid. 


2,100,000  100      73 

2,400,000100    

1,500,000  1001  170 

327,0001001  

2,200,200  100'  111 

980,000  100  117 
625,359100  


1,000,000 
500,000 
300,000 
249,500 
179.000 
125.000 
500,000 
400,000 
800.OOO 
400,000 
750,000 
250,000 


550,000 
333.000 
377,000 
302,800 
117,000 
3,062, 
309,000 

75,000 
425.000 

98,000 


100 
1,100.100  100 
2,323,800  100 
2,591,100  50 


207 
145 
200 
190 


769,120  100 

100 

1,634,190100  97 

400,000100  

556.0OO  100  128 

750,000  100  100 

2,300,000100  111 

117J350   900,000!1OO  .... 


A  si.: 


78 
19O 
173 

70 
113 

120 
100 

210 
150 
220 
210 
150 

75 
100 

80 
132 
105 
113 
125 


LOUISIANA. 


NEW  ORLEANS— 

Canal  &  Banking  Co. 
Citizens'  Bank  of  La., 
Qermaiila  Nat.  Bank 
Geraianla  Sav.  Bk...! 
HiberniaNat.  Bank. 
Louisiana  Nat.  Bank 
Metropolitan  Bank.. 
New  Orleans  Nat.Bk.1 

People's  Bank I 

Provident  Sav'gs  Tr.l 
&  Safe  Deposit  Bk.; 
State  National  Bank 
Teuton  in  Sav.  Bank. 
Union  tfat'l  Bank...i 
U.  8.  Tr.  &8av.  Bk.J 
Whitney  Nat.  Bank.  I 


1,000,000 
380.200  5 
300.OOO 
100,000 
300.000 
500,000 
250,000  5 
200,000 
300,000 


400,000 
102,000 
125,000 
220.456 

:too,ooo 

150,000 
137,443) 
800,000 
203,928 


100,0006  5,670 
300,000  60,000 
100.000J5  3,535 

300,000   

100,000  5  1,998 
400.000  825,000 


2,907,372 
800,000 
1,029,040 
2,167,956 
2,873,367 
3,552,587 
1,174,337 
3,3.il,747 
1,100,632 


100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
50 


212,288  1OO 
1,157,8311100 

158,156.100 
1,247,284 


719,042 
4,524,382 


118 


325 
180 
110 
115 
520 


80 


100 

100    


126 

83 

110 

ib'6" 

130 
600' 


BO 
B8 

1)5 

92" 
380 


MAINE. 


PORTLAND— 

Can :il  Nat.  Bank 

Oaaco  Nat.  Bank 

Chapman  Nat.  Bank. 
Cumberland  Nat.  Bk. 
First  National  Bank. 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. . 
Nat.  Traders'  Bank.. 

northern  Bkg.  Co 

Portland  Nat.  Bank. 
Portland  Trust  Co. . . 


(.00,000 
800,000,- 

100,000 

250,000 

1,000.000 
300,000 

300,000 
100,000 
30O.OOO  § 

100,0005 


120,000 

200,000 

7,500 

50.OOO 

182,000 

200,000 

60,000 

10,400 

23,000 

50,000 


578,945 

720,294 

463,597 

154,789 

1,147,954 

678,690 

287,612 

1,197,067 

1,380,749 

373,424 


100  112 
100  95 
100  

40  32 
100 ;  96 

75i  112 
100  97 

100  

100  100 
100  115 


116 
97 
BB 
35 
97 

113 
99 


102 
120 


MARYLAND. 


BALTIMORE— 

American  Nat.  Bank 
Canton  Nat.  Bank.  .. 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
Com.*  Farm.N.Bank 
Continental  N.  Bank! 
Drov.&Meo's  N.Bank  ' 
Equitable  Nat.  Bank 
Farm.  &  Mer.N.Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
German-Amer.  Bank 
Ger.B'nkofBalkCity 
Manufact'rs'  N.Bank 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Nat.  Bank  of  Balt'ore 
Nat.  Bank  of  Com'roe 
Nat.  Exchange  Bank 
Nat.  Far.  X:  Plan  .  Bank 
Nat.  Howard  Bank.. 
Nat.  Marine  Bank... 
Mat.  Mechanios'Bank 
Nat.  Un.  Bank  of  Md 
Old-Town  Bank  ..... 

People's  Bank  .......  I 

Second  Nat.  Bank...! 
South  Balti'ore  Bank 
Third  National  Bank 
Traders'  Nat.  Bank.. 
Western  Nat.  Bauk  .  . 

Baltimore  Trust    & 

Guaranty  Co  .......  i 

Fidelity  &  Deposit 

Co.  of  Maryland.  .  . 
Guar.  Security  Trust 

&  Deposit  Co  ...... 

Maryland  rr.  Co  ____ 

Mercantile  Trust  & 

Deposit  Co.  of  Bait 
8afe  Deposit,  A  Trust 
of  Balt 


200,000 
100,000 

500,000 

512,560 
300,000 
300,000 
500,000 
650,000 

1,110,000 
300,000 
400,000 
500.000 

1,500,000 

1,210,7001 
300,000, 
600,000 
800,000 
230,000 
400,000 

1,000,000 
900,000 
150,000! 
225,000§ 
500,000, 
28,150; 
50(1,000 
230,000 
5(10.000 


34,000 

2,500 

500,000 

130,000 

22,000! 
100,000! 

20,000! 
325,000 
275,000 

50,000 

90,000 

20.OOO 
500,000 
400,000 

80,000 
120,000 
600,000 

24,800 
100,000 
200,000 
200.000 
140,000 

13,622 

500.OOO 

2,000 

47,200 

46,000 
300.000 


689,352100  116 
239,233100  .... 

1,994,465  10  21 
769.472  100!  120 
548,044100  90 

2,351,425  100! 
788,802'100 

1,435,144:  40, 

1,627,8171100 
375,028  100    107 

528,108100;  

577,710100 

3,138,082  100 

1,676,690  1OO 


125 


90 
144 


637,329 
1,413,451 
l,98t,121 

568,494 

1,285,858 

2,287,475 

1,460,472 

668,000 

369,909 

832,518 


15 

100 
25 


e 

130 
45 


30 
10 
75 
10 
20 
100 


500,000  300,000 


Co.  of 


ltimore.. 


FrtEDERICK— 

Central  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 

Citizens'  Nat.  Bank.. 

Farmers  &  Mechan- 

ics' Nat.  Bank  ...... 

First  Nat.  Bank  ...... 

Franklin  Sav.  Bank 
Frederick  Co.  NatBk 


200,000 


5OO.OOO 


120 
90 


93 

97" 

62 <« 


91 
US* 

47" 


81 
17 


190  195 


1,273,742100   99 

440,002  100  100 

1,854,662^  20  40 


1,752,363 


750,000 

100000 
1,000,000 1,237,397 

1,000,000  1,000,000  3,060,677 
500,000 


50,959 


158,601 


100,000,5  110,036  1,399,983 


125,000,  §  45,177 

100,000  6  23,524 

112.0005  11,570 

150,000,5  58,197 


171,0005 

61,341 

596,000 

100  160 

165 

234,216 
141,473 
111,597  100 
72,140  15 


lOOJ  200 
50  138 

100  75 
100  122 

50  146 
100  .. 


25 
100 


25 
100 


!102 
102 
,  41 


205 
140 


<  80 
125 


150 
i300 


27 

250    '.....: 

3234    33 

40       60 

110 

ISia    19 


*L*«l»ali..  iBookvalue,  } Part  paid  in.  ^Including  undivided  profits. 


MASSACHUSETTS. 


• 

Capital. 

Surplus.     Deposit*. 

P"r\ 

Bid. 

Ask. 

BOSTON— 
Atlantic  Nat.  Bank. . 

Atlas  Nat.  Bank 

Blackstone  Nat.  Bk. 
Jloston  Nat.  Bank... 
Boylston  Nat.  Hank 
Broadwav  Nat.  Bk. . . 
Bunker  Hill  Nat.  Bk. 
Central  Nat.  Bank...! 
Columbian  Nat.  Bk.. 
Commercial  Nat.  Bk. 
Continental  Nat.  Bk.; 
Eliot  National  Bank. 
Everett  Nat.  Bank.. 
Faneuil  Hull  Nat.  Bk 
First  National  Hank. 
First  Ward  Nat.  Bk.. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 
Freemans'  Nat.  Bk.J 

Globe  Nat.  Bank < 

Hamilton  Nat.  Bk... 

Hancock  Nat.  Bk 

Howard  Nat.  Bank.. 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank.. 
M amir's'  Nat.  Bank. i 
Market  Nat.  Bank. . .  j 

Mass.  Nat.  Bank i 

Mechanics' Nat.  Bk..: 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk.. 
Metrop'litanNat.  Bk.j 
Monument  Nat.  Bk.. 
Mt.  Vernon  Nat.  Bk. 
National  City  Bank. 
Nat.Bk.  of  CTmmerce. 
Nat.Bk.of  C'mmonw. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  No.  Am.. 
Nat.  !:k.  ofRcdemp.. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Republic . 
National  Eagle  Bk... 
Nat.  Exchange  Bk. 
N.  Hide&Leath.  Bk. 
N.  Market  Bk.of  Brig. 
Nat.  Revere  Bank... 
National  Rocklawl 

Bank  of  Roxbury. . 
Nat.  Security  Bank. . 

Nat.  Unlqn  Bank 

Nat.  Webster  Bank.. 
N.  Eng.  Nat.  Bank  . . 

North  Nat.  Bank 

Old  Boston  Nat.  Bk.l 
Peoples'  Nat.  Bank! 

of  Roxbury , 

Second  Nat.  Bank. . .  j 
Shawmnt  Nat.  Bank. 
Sh.  &  Leath.  Nat.  Bk. 
South  End  Nat.  Bk . .  | 

State  Nat.  Bank I 

Suffolk  Nat.  Bank... 

Third  Nat.  Bank 

Tremont  Nat.  Bank 
Washington  Nat.  Bk.: 
Winthrop  Nat.  Bank 

Am.  Loan  &  Tr.  Co. . 
Bay  State  Trust  Co. . 

Beacon  Trust  Co 

Bost.  S.  Dep.  &  Tr.Co. 
Columbia  Trust  Co. . 
Internat'l  Trust  Co . . 
Mass.  Loan  &  Tr.  Co.; 
Mattapan  D.&Tr.Co. 
Merc.  Loan  &  Tr.  Co. 
N.  Engl'd  Trust  Co. . 
Old  Colony  Trust  Co. 

Puritan  Trust  Co 

Stute  St.  Safe  Depos. 

&  Trust  Co 

U.  8.  Trust  Co 


750.OOO: 

1,500,000 

1,000,000 

l.OOO.OOO 

7OO.OOO 

200,000 

500,000 

500,000 

1,000,000 

250.0OO 

1,000,000 

1,000,000 

400,OOO! 

1,000,000 

1,000,000  1 

200.0OO 

750,000 

800,000 

l.OOO.OOO1 

750,000! 

400,000  5 

l.OOO.OOO 

500,000 

500,000 

800,000 

800.0001 

250,000 

3,000,000  1 

500,000 

150,000 

200,000 

1,000,000 

1,500,000 

1,000,000 

1,000,000 

1,000,000 

1,500,00011 

1,000,000 

1,000,000! 

1,500,000 

250,000: 
1,500,0001 

300,000! 

250,000 
1,000,000 
1,000,000: 
l.OOO.OOp! 
1,000,0001 

900,000! 


300,000 
400,000 

200,000 
200,000 
350,000 
175.OOO 
350,000 
100,000 
185,000 

12,000 
200.000 
500,000 

50,000 
300,000 
,OOO,OOO 
100,000 
150.OOO 
124,100 

85,500, 
200,000 

11,703, 
20O,OOO| 

15,125: 

50,200 
134,000 

57,000 
100,000 
,500,000 

84,000i 
160,000 

40,000 
126,500 
300,000 
500,000 
200,000 
400,000 
,000,000 
108,000' 
400.000 
300,000 

50,000 
170,000, 

150.000J 
200,000 
400,000 
250,000 
600,000 
200,000! 
250,000 


1,179,000  100 
2,950,000,100 
1,939,000  100 
2,35'J,OOO  100 
1,814.000  100' 
1,870,000  100  ' 
1,220,828  100 
1,990,000  100 
2,469,000  100 

857,000  1OO 
1,361,000  1OO 
1,587,000:100 

872,000  100' 
2,175,000  100' 
4,698,000  100 

765,010:100 
2,608,000  1OO  ' 
1.869.OOO  10O 
4,674,000  100 
1,424,000!  100 

098,000  100' 
2,712,000,100 
1,135,000  100 
2,485,000  1.00  ' 
2,228,000  1OO 
1,421,000  100  ' 
1,317.000  100 
8,365,000  100 
1,032,000  100  ' 

379,052  100  • 
1,080,000  100 
1,092,000  1OO  ' 
5.682,000  100 
8,638,000  100 
2,045,000  10O  ' 
8,030,000:100 ' 
9,0c0,00o!l00l 
1,572,000  100 
7,268,000  100! 
3,309,000  100 

625,110  100 
5,086,000  100 


108     109 


90 
90       90VJ 

1241* 

100 

197     197i» 


94 

"98  "4 
121 


95 

81 

99 

122 


80 
......  128 

22714  228 
125  1271* 
......  120 

85  ;  87 
86i<  ...... 

100   1061* 
......  70 

87>a  88 

74   75 

......  100 

74>s  75 
......  i  801* 

122  :  ...... 

153  15.*i* 
......  8514 

......  225 

100 


...... 

110   111 
138V1381* 
......  97 

......  115 


7   78 
126   127 


98   100 
8H4I  82 


300,000  170,000 
1,600,0001,000,000 

1,000,000  200,000 

1,000,000!  125,000 

200,000  6,500 

2,000,000  400,000 

1,000,000  300,000 

2,000,000  90,000 

1,000,000  200,000 

750,000  250,000 

300,000!  150,000 


BEVERLY— 
Beverly  Nat.  Bank.. 

BROCKTON— 
Brockton  Nat.  Bank. 

Home  Nat.  Bank , 

Plymouth    Co.   Safe| 

Dep.  <t  Trust  Co... 

CAMBRIDGE— 
Charles  Riv.  N.  Bank 
Cambridge  Safe  Dep. 

&  Trust  Co 


1,000,000 
200,000 

300,000 
1,000,000 

100,000! 

1,000,000 

1,000,000' 

100.000 

250,000 

1.000,000 

1,000,000 

200,000, 

300,000 
200.000 


200,000 


500,000 
25,000 
§37,792 
1,000,000 
2.500 


1,455,956  100  " 138% 

1,737,000:100* 178i« 

2,187,000100    129%; 

2,042,000  100    100%  100% 
2,931,OOOilOO    1471s  148 
2,966,000 100      97       99 
1;761,000 100   106     107 

571,862  lOoi  136    1 1371* 

8,004,000  100  * 177% 

7,303,000100* 112i« 

3,601,000100   89%  90% 

252,310100* 65 

3,868,000100  1101*  110>» 
2,295,000  100  107  108 
7,886,000,100   90   90>n 

1,913,000(100   79*2 

1,010,000  100  * 100% 

2,234.000  100  * 131 


4,424,104 
2,304,493 


7,349,693 


100'. 
100 


130 


532,790  100   94 


100 


,   194,067.... 

1,000,000'  8.339,428  100  . 
200,000  2,977,487  1OO  * 


97 


12,000 
6,000 


1,000,000  12,705,589  100 

750,000  12,219,732  100  * !l85>* 

523,565100' 100 


24,650 
50,000 


70,000 


510,000 


100 


501,157  100* 


104  >* 


100 


1,120,863 
1,153,793 


368,068 


513,174 


100,000,      20,000 
200,000  •    100,000 

100,000  §       4,470       323,367 


100* 
100 


100    140 


100* 


102% 


ISO- 


125- 


1,006,485  100  * '17& 


100,000  $     65,000       625,000  100 
100,000  §    20,000       550,000  100 


CHELSEA— 
First  National  Bank. 
WinnissimetNat.Bk.  j 

DANVERS— 
First  National  Bank. 

FALL  RIVER— 
Fall  River  Nat.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Massasoit  Nat.  Bank; 
Metacomet  Nat.  Bk. .  i 
National  Union  Bank 
Pocasset  Nat.  Bank. 
Second  Nat.  Bank. . . 

FlTCHBURQ— 
Fitchburg  Nat.  Bank 
Rollstone  Nat.  Bank 
Safety  Fund  Nat.  Bk. 
Wachussett  Nat.  Bk. 

HAVERHILL— 

Essex  Nat.  Bank 

First  National  Bank, 
flaverhill  Nat.  Bank 
Haverhill  Safe  De- 
posit &  Trust  Co ... 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
MerrimackNat.  Bank 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 


300,000     100,000       600,000 
100,000       18,500       300,000 


150,000       24,000       140,643 


400,000 
400,000 
300,000 
500,000 
200,000 
200,000 
150,000 


250,000 
250,000 
200,000: 

250,000 


100,000 

300,000 
200,000: 

200,000 

100,000 

240,000! 
150,000, 


100,000 

150,000 

150,000 

125,000 

14,7OO 

40,000 

75,000' 


150,000 

135,000 

40,000 

250,000 


20,000 
120,000 
100,000 

20,000 

25,000 

120,000 

50,000 


100 


1OO 


-  ......  112 


*  .....  100 


100* 99% 


75      73        75- 


411,913  100    105      

466,773!lOO    

501,512ilOO    1481s  1521* 
433,254  100 
232,080  100 


367,910 
290,121 


762,629 
348,087 
330,829 
771,354 


100 
100 


104     108 

145    I 

165     172. 


1OO* 145 

100* 145 

100    100      

100 


181,488  100 


564,805 

586,038 


100    129 
100;  147 


100    112 

202,963100  118 
414,705  ilOO:  155 
455.5G6llOO' 


•Last  sale,  t Book  value.  ;  Part  paid  in.  §lnoludingundlvided  profit*. 


MAKOH,  1897.] 


HANK    STOCK    QUOTATIONS. 


Capital.     Surplus.     Deposit*,    fr    Sid. 


HOL  YOKE- 
CM!  National  Bank. 
Hadley  Falls  Sat.Bk. 
Holy  ok  e  Nat  Bank. . 

Home  Nat.  Bank 

Park  National  Bank 

LAWRENCt  — 
Arlington  Nat.  Bank 
Bay  State  Nat  Bank 
Broadway  Sav.  Bk.. 
EaMx  SavinmtBank. 
Lawrence  Nat  Bank 
Lawrence  Sav.  Bank 
Merchant*'  Nat  Bk . 
Pacific  Nat.  Bank... 

LOWELL— 

Appleton  Nat  Bank. 
Fir*t  National  Bank. 

Lowell  Trust  Co 

Mcrch.  Nat  Bank... 
Mlddlmex  Trust  Co.. 
Old  Lowell  Nat  Bk. 
Prancon  Nat  Bank.. 
Railroad  Nat  Bank. 
Trader*'  Nat.  Bank. 
WaniMit  Nat  Bank. 

LYNN— 

Central  Nat  Bank 
Flr.t  National  Bank 
Lynn  National  Bank 
Lrnn9afeDep.AT.Co 
Manuiae'aHat  Bank 
national  City  Bank. 
Hat.  Security  Bank. 
ftao'ySa/eDep.AT.Co 

NEW  BEDFORD—   i 

OtUien*-  Hat  Bank.. 
Tint  National  Bank.1 
Mech.  National  Bank' 
March.  Hafl  Bank... 
Hat  Bank  of  Com.1 
Hew  Bedford  8  : 
ATr.Co 

PEABOOV— 
Bo.  Oanren  Hat  Bk. 
Warren  Hat  Bank .. 

SALE«»— 

Aalatle  Hat  Bank... 
•ttonalBaak. 
Mareantile  Nat.  Bank 
MerrhaaU'NatBank 
Hat  Ejehance  ~ 
iBkeaWNat 


Haumkea* 
•alemNal 


SPRINOFIELO- 

i  Hat  Bank, 
i  Hat  Bank. 
sHa 


._ 

5OO.OOO   57,000,  840,206  100  100 

20O.OOO  1OO.OOO  163,736  1OO  150 

200.000   85.0OO  538.-206  1OO  150 

25O.OOO   43.OOO  315.B41  100  105 

100.0OO   50.OOO  339,059  100  


100,000 

375,000 
40300 

3OO.OOO 
M0300 

22,700 
100.OOO 
150.000 


30O.OOO 

250, 

135,000 
40O.OOO 
1OO.OOO 
200.000 
SOO.OOO 
400.000 
2OO.OOO 
250,000 


900, 

6OO.OOO 
1OO.OOO 

100,000 
200,000 
200,000 

100.000 

•00300 


20,000  347,000100  120 

75.OOO  42S.OOO  75  120 

j  1,4OO,OOO 

6.438,000... 

30.5OO  397,000  1OO  127 

I  1,100,000. 

20.OOO  4H3.0OO  100  115 

25,000  322,000  100  112 


1OO.OOO 

1  „..,„», 

20,198 

10O.OOO 


722,341 
124,891 
-  (1,048 
641.813 


1,000,000 

eoo.ooo 
i, 006.000 

1.000.000 


. 

100,000 
10O.OOO 
8.0OO 
10,000 


100,000 
200,000, 

125,000 

5O.OOO 

33.OOO 

150.000 

15O.OOO 

10,000 


5133,551 
SB73M 
'  191.049 

..  15,768 
§232.038 


349,178 
418,619 
5*12,405 
1,339,937 
S683SS 


100  125 
100  162 
100  102 
1OO  143 

1OO  

1OO  122 
100  135 
100  131 

1OO  

100  128 


356,838  100  155 
573,962  1OO  130 

47.-.. •--'«  100  " 

746.50O  100. 
453.441)  100 


190 
Hi" 
M 


636,181  100  160 

498,471  100  220 

1.036,000  100  140 


349,453  100  130 

513,208  100  153 

478,6-«0  1OO  183 

913,288  1OO  205 

402,597  100  80 


2OO.COJ   {28.949   470,351  100 


fbwt  Hatfcrtal  Bank 
Haupden  L'nATr.Co 
John  HaaooekHat.. 
Pyncbnn  Hat  Bank. 
1  Hat.  Bank... 
1  Hat  B-k 
I  8af  •  De- 

tATr.Co 

urd  Hat  Bank...... 

TAUNTOW— 
Bri.tol  Co.  Hat  Bank 
Marhlnlnt/T  Nat.  Bk 
Taanton  Hat  Bank. 

WoRcerren— 

Centra!  Hat  Bank  . . 
CltlwnV  Hat  Kaak. 
City  national  Bank 
Pint  Hat  Bank  . . 
Meehanica'  Nat  iik 
Qoliudnn'd  HatBk 
WorMWter  Hat  Bank 
Wore.  8.  D.  *  Tr.  Co. 


150.COO, 
250.0OO 


315,000; 
300.000 
SOO.OOO 
SOO.OOO 
SOO.OOO 

soo.ooo 

300.000 


000,000 

500.000 

400,000 
250,000 
4OO.OOO 
100.000 
250.000 
2OO.OOO 
800,000 

_•..,..„.. 


68,000 
100.000 


75.000 
60,000 
5O.OOO 
75.000 
4O.OOO, 
300.000 
7, ,.,»«, 

j 

61.000 

77.000 

150.000 

100,000 

67,500 

14,000 

50.0OO 

100,000 

150.000 

50.000 


109,448  100  115 
299,710100  117>9 


290330 
269,842 
I86JM 


30 
1OO 
100 

5O 


Ask. 


105 
160 
155 
115 


105 
145 
90 
123 
110 
134 
100 


160 
135 
2OO 
175 
95 
165 
225 
150 


120 
120 


865.820 
220.053  100 
360,154  100 
309,726100 


27   30 

77>*  85 

100  ,103 

65   67 

80   0O 

125   130 

110 


397,326  100 
893,545100 
9*6,065  100 
501,454  100 

471.114  IIMI 
429.480  100 
815.991  100 
771.704  100, 

41". .77  :<H, 
740.787  100 


500,000     150.000    1.570.473100 
400.000       640.969  10O 


SOO.OOO 
115.000 


SOO.OOO  lOO.OOO 

150,000  40.OOO 

400,000  100,000 

300.000  200,000 

35O.OOO  43.OOO 

250.0OO  lOO.OOO 

500,000  300.000 

300300  100.000 


SSO.OOO  100 
360.000100 
430,000100 


782.107  100 

•  .-  ••.i-.i- 

1.081,194  100 
:.-.M  -  .:.  100 

7»<..M';i  UK. 

896.602  100 
1,109338  100 
2.146,160  100 


120  130 

150  160 

140  147 

103  112 

125  135 

105  110 

130  145 

128  135 

135  1424 

130  140 

208  212 


125 
165 
150 


135 
130 
145 

"es" 

135 

1  i:. 


137 
135 
160 
175 


LM 

135 


MICHIGAN. 


DcTBorr- 

Am.  Kxeh.  Hat  Bk 
Otatral  Har.  Bank 
CHlwnV  Sar.  Baal 
BaT.  Bank  .. 
Bcratal  HatBk 
NMroU  Nat  Bank 
MrattBtT.Bar.  Bk 
NHrolt  BaT.  Bank 


>k  . 

4  A.  Bar 
Bank  .. 
BaT.  Bank 

irB«*.  Bk 

>••*•••  Bar.  Bank 
-on  Hat.  Bank. 
Bar.  B.nk  ..! 
i  Hat  Hank     . 

I  Tract  Co 

MCn.Bar.Bk 

GAAND  RAPIOS- 
Hat 


400,000 
100.000 
300,000 
250.000 
500.000 
1.000.000 
lOO.OOO 
•00,000 
300,000 
500,000 
100.000 
300.000 

i  so.ooo 
100.000 

150.000 
•00.000 
500.000 
700.000 

100,000 

SOO.OOO 
500.000 
150.000 


100.000 

100.000 
150.000 
50,000 
100.000 
100300 


I  .  LOOO 
10.000 

100.000 

1-  ,-,., 

343.000 

•J7-  I"", 

10,500 
181,000 

301,000 

19.000 

M.OOO 

9.OOO 

•_•-.     IHMI 

100.000 

215.000 

- 


..,,„•.., H...  too 


380.000 


10O 


1.284.000  100 

1...-II.IKHI    I.HI 
2,540.00"    IIHI 

4,48O,OOO  100 


100 

KMI 
100 

too 
i.iaoiooo  loo1 


31 5.0OO 
1.750,000 
1335.000 
S.IOO.OOO 


•j...:. ,..,. 

LMO, 

1373.000 
1.906.000 
6300,000 


100 
100 
100 
100 


105 
200 


160 

ibs' 


125 
100 
140 
76 
150 
135 


125 

ibo" 
ibo" 


•8.000 

-  ;.  m 


3,20O.O«Ki  IIMI 
4. 500.00O!  100 
881.0OO  100 

3.1.000  IIMI 

0300.000  100 


211,727 
1.285,527 


3.500 

lOO.OOO1   "849318 
30300    1, 099.078  ITO, 
•,32.266,100' 
1O1.4S1  IOC; 


120 

10O      

1000   1400 


225 

65 

115 

425 


100 

I  (Ml 

100 


113 
120 
110 

iio" 
no 


75 


90 
117 
125 
115 
230 

ii's" 


•Lart  *•!•.  tBook  TajM.  :Part  paid  In.  Jlneludlng  nndirlded  profit*. 


Capital. 

Surplus. 

Deposits. 

F-r 

Bid. 

Ask. 

iiio"  ~ 
125 
90 

GRAND  RAP.—  (Con.) 
Michigan  Trust  Co.  .  . 
National  City  Bank.  . 
Old  National-  Bank.  . 
StnteBk.of  Michigan. 

BAY  CITY— 
Bay  City  Bank  

$ 
200.000 

r.oo.ooo 
800,000 
200,000 

150.OOO 
50,000 
lOO.OOO 

i;  00,000 
400,000 

200,000 
100,000 

11)11,01)0 
200,000 

100,000 
100,000 
160,000 
17,000 

50,000 
25,000 

556,706 
842,493 
1,923,406 
330,079 

622,192 
394,489 
300,000 
540,025 
671,543 

894,177 
357.829 
457,666 
1,170,284 

100 

100 
100 
100 

100 

150 

120 

Bay  County  Bunk... 
Commercial  Bank... 
First  National  Bank 
Old  Second  Nat  Bk. 

SAQINAW— 
Hank  of  Satriua  w  
Commercial  Nat.  Bk. 
First  Nat.  Bk.  of  Sag. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

100 
100 
100 

100 
100 

100 

100 

50,000 
53,500 

80,000 
50,000 
40,000 
200,000 

150 
140 

250 

MINNESOTA. 


MINNEAPOLIS— 
Bankof  Minneapolis. 
Farmers'  <fe  Mrchan. 

Savings  Bank 

P'irst  National  Bank. 
Flour  City  Nat.  B'k.. 
German- Amer.  Bk. .. 

Gernianla  Bank 

Hennepin  Co.Sav.Bk 
Metropoltan  Bank.. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Commerce 
Nicollet  Nat.  Bank.. 
North-Western  N.  B. 
People's  Bk.of  Minn. 
St.  Anthony  Falls  Bk. 

Security  Bank 

Standard  Bank 

Swedish- Anier.  N.  B. 

Metropolitan  Tr.  Co. 
Minneapolis  Tr.  Co.. 
Minnesota  Loan  & 

Trust  Co 

Minn. Title  Iimur'nce 

&  Trust  Co 


100,000      §10,000       165,000  100 


DULUTH— 

American  Excb.  Bk. 
Commercial  Bank... 
First  National  Bank. 
St.  Louis  Co.  Rank.. 
Duliith  Trust  Co 

ST.  PAUL— 

Capital  Bank 

First  National  Rank. 
Merchant*'  N.  Bank. 
Nat'l  Oerman-Amer- 

Bank 

Northern  Excb.Bank 
St.  Paul  Nat.  «ank. 
Scandlnav'n-Am.  B'k 
Second  Nat  Bank... 
Union  Bank 


1. i.ooo 

.-,00.000 

60,000 

50  ,OOO  i 

lOO.OOO 

200,000 

1,000.000 

500.000 

1,250.000 

75.000 

150.OOO 

1,000.000 

50.000 

250,000 

1,000,000 
500,000 

500,000 
500,000 


.-oo.ooo 

25,000 

l.OIMI.OOO 

r.o.ooo 
1. -,o,ooo 


100.000 
l.OOO.OOO 
l.OOO.OOO 

l.OOO.OOO 
100.000 
6OO.OOO 
100,000 
200.000 
100.000 


I 

St.  Paul  Title  Insur- 
ance &  Trust  Co ...       500,000 
St.  Paul  Trust  Co. ...        250.0OO 
Security  Tru»tOo...J      210.0OO 


265,000 
H5.000! 

100,000 

15,000! 

1,000( 

§25,842 

20,000 

85,000' 

6?,5OO' 

•-I.-iO.000 


510,043 

250,000 

53.382 

16,000 

28,000 
217,862 

85,000 


6,151,000 
2,428,000  100 
1,200,000 !  100 

394,0331100 

5SOOO  100 

1,239,150  100 

329,000  100 
1.S65.0OO  100 

897,000100 

2,800,OOOi100 

45,000  100 

383,000  100 

4,000,0001100 

89,281  100 

900,000  100 

85,000  1OO 
100 


127,442 

§l,857i 

§1.72,876 

55,000 

§  14,000 


500,000  100 
40,000  100 


1.372,640  100 
65.126100 

1,642,613  100 
65,000 


U8334 

V1037649 
§624,045 

§171,514 


62,855 

§35,076 

§221,000 

39,000 


32.OOO 
50,000 


100 


468,171  100 
5,202,128  100 

•1,1:01,11;;  100 

1,870,426  100 
257,134  100 
705,608  100 
442,935  100 

1,063,356  100 
370,052100 


100 
100 
100 


25 


88 

ibo' 


60 


70 


125 
80 

SO 
85 


95 
105 


110 


65 
70 


1154 
100 
1100 


200 


70 

50 

7!S 

112 

245 

130 


90 


125 
2O5 
150 

75 
60 


250 


50 
80 


MISSOURI. 


ST.  Louis- 
Am.  Exchange  Bank 

Itoatmen's  Bank 

Bremen  Bank 

Chemical  Nat  Bank. 

Citizens' Bank 

Commercial  Bank... 
Continental  N.  Bank 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 

Franklin  Bank : 

'..•nniiTi  AIII.T.  li.-ink 
'  ..-rinau  xi\  in;:-  In-t 
Inter-lBk.ofSt  Louis 

JefTemon  Bank 

Lafayette  Bank 

Lincoln  Trust  Co 

Mechanic*'  Bank.... 
Merchant*'  Laclede 

National  Bank 

Mullanpv  Bar.  Bank. 
Nut.  Bank  of  Com'rce 
NatB'koftheKejiul) 
Northwesteru  Sar- 

Ings  Bank 

St.  Louis  Nat  Bank 
StateB'nkof  St.Louls 
8<mthern  Com.  Hank 
South  Side  Bank....! 
Third  National  Bank 

Mlsslsslp.Val'7Tr.Co 
St.  U  Safe  D. A  8.  Co 
St.  Louis  Trust  Co... 
Union  Trust  Co ! 

KANSAS  CITY— 
American  Nat  Bank 
Hank  of  Grand  Ave. 
Citizens1  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
Intern'l  Loan*  Tr.Co 
Inter-StateNat.Bank 
Kan.  City  State  Bank 

Mechanics'  Bank 

Mi-trop'tanNat.Bank 
Midland  Nat  Bank.. 
Missouri  Kansas  & 

Texas  Trust  Co — 
MlssouriUnionTT.Cn 
Hat  Bank  of  Com'rce 


§350,139 

W15.836 

51 90,000 
§36,717 
(24,532 

i54»,162 
•Jlo.  lilfi 

,750.349 
1  27.33K 
M.-.O.OOO 

[507,392 
.'Mli.301 
426,526 

5357,294 

r,.ir,.t)24 


MHI.OOO 
2,000,000 

100.000 

500,000 
200.000 
500.000 
1,000,000 
l.OOO.OOO 
600,000 
150,000 
250,000 
2OO.OOO 
100.000 
lOO.OOO 
SOO.OOO 

COO.OOO 


1,400,000,  §84,726 

100.000  §5.162 

3.OOO.OOO  §975.602 

300,000  §48,617 

200.000!  567,234 

l.OOO.OOO  §95,560 

650,000  §1153314 

100,000  514,512 

20O.OOO  551.891 

1,000,000  §254,041 

12,600,000  §611.963 

200.OOO  Ml, 076 

;  2,50O,OOO  5020,847 

1.000,000  §298,753 


250,000 

r.o.ooo 

200,000 

250,000 

l.OOO.OOO, 

l.OOO.OOO 

200.OOO 

50,000 

500,000 

-,00,000 


1,250,000  §1196562 

100.000   25,000 

1,000,000  200,000 


28,112 

2,400 

10.0OO 

l7.-,.ooo 

7,379 

85,000 

20,000 

2,000 

T.M.OOO 


2,051,183  50   75 

7,748,801,100,  155 

1,076,102  100!  215 

840,764  100  90 

472,299  100   94 

3,617,997  100!  230 

5,586,473(100  110 

4.047,763  100  198 

3,176,281  100  13O 

2,516,991  100  675 

3,642,655  100  305 

755,943  100  145 

314,109  100  93 

2,800,098  100,  320 

309,810,100  110 

2,869,4661100  215 


5,686,523  100  115 

671.041  1OO  

9,099,642  100  138 
1,309,726  1OO[  100 

1,594,762  lOol  130 
2.923,122  100|  87 
3,379,857  50 

194,374  100 

526,691  100 
8,110,020  100 


78 
160 
23O 

95 
JOO- 
235 
112 
!208 
150- 
700^ 
315 
147 

97 
330 
112 
230 

118 


176 
85 

117 
89 


3,327,167  50  83 

ilOO  114 

2,893,171  100  129 

2,769,934  100  124 


1,277,276 
140.000 
819,593 

3,321,569 
111,158 

1,750,099 
689,661 
524,000 

2,343,123 

3,281,743 


100 
100 
100 


70 
"95" 


100 i  170 

100 

100 

100 


100 
85 


5,138,606 


100  95 
100  80 
100 1  99 


100 

100 
100 


100 

"96" 


140 

102 

140 
90 

182 
95 

121 
93 

84 
11$ 
131 
126 


71 
100 
100 
175 


101 
90 
98 

85 
10Q 

101 
92' 


'Lastsale.  tBookvalue.  IPartpaldln.  §  Including  un41vi(led  prottta 


THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


Capital. 


KAN.  ClTY-ConeJ. 
New  England  Safe 

Deposit  <fe  Trust  Co 
Union  Nat.  Bank — 
Un.  Ave.  B'nkof  Com 
Unit.  States  Trust  Co 

ST.  JOSEPH— 

Central  Savings  Bk. 
First  Nat.  Bank  of 

Buchanan  Co 

German-Amer.  Bank 
Merchants'  Bank — 
Nat.  Bank  of  St.  Jos. 

Park  Bank 

State  National  Bank 
Tootle,  Lemon  A  Co. 


Surpltu,    Depotilt.    FT    Sid.    Atk. 


100.000 

6OO.OOO 

10,000 

2r,0.000 


100,000 
250,000 


9 

35,000  1,040,606  lOol  125 

68,000  2.510,642  1OOI     96 

300,000100  

1,000  650,000  100   95 


130 
99 


100,000 
200,000 


9.716 
18,220 


313,880  100 


10,902 
4.3:10 
100,000  100,000 

40,OOO       

500,000       40,000 
75,000       22,042 


60 


7(1 

t;o 

80 


765,714  100 

481,651,100 

006,402  100 
1,733,980  100;  

105,000  100;  100 

676,327  lOOl     45 
1,134.192  ....I  .... 


100 


70 

80 
70 
90 


105 
55 


NEBRASKA. 


LINCOLN— 

Am.  Kxch.  Nat.Bauk  250,000 

Columbia  Nat.  hank.  200,000 

First  National  Bank.  400,000 

Merchants'  Bank. . ..  50,000 

Merchants'  Trust  Co.  100,000 

Security  Invest'ntCo  200,000 

OMAHA— 

Commercial  N.  Bank  400,000 

Equitable  Trust  Co..  175,000 

Fidelity  Trust  Co I  50,000 

First  National  Bank.  500,000 
Merchants'  N.  Bank.  500,000 
Nat'l  Bank  of  Com- 
merce   300,000 

Nebraska  Nat.  Bank.  400,000 

Omaha  Loan  &  Tr.  Co  50,000 

Omaha  Nat.  Bank...  1,000,000 
Rochester     Loan    & 

BankingCo 100,000 

Union  National  Bank  250,000 
United    States    Na-l 

tlonalBauk 400,000 

SOUTH  OMAHA— 

Packers'  Nat.  Bank.  |  100,000 

South  OmahaNat.Bk|  100,000 
Union   Stock  Yards 

National  Bank. i  200,000 


21,000  356,111 

14,000  187,625 

100,000  923,934 

2,000  42,796 


14,000 


13.0OO 
100.00O 
100,000 

2,649 
26,500 
36,803 
50,000 

30,000 
7,000 

26,000 


7,838 
75,000 

50,000 


487,081  100 
100 


100 

3,548,660  100 
1,314,344  100 

200,831  100 

913,952'100 

350,000  100 

3,580,652  100 

100 

557,221  100 

1,212,840  100 


138.794 
751,494 

925,205 


100 
100 


100 


NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 


MANCHESTER— 

Amoskeag  Nat.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Manches'r  Nat.  Bank 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 


200,000 
150,000 
150,000 
150,000 
100,000 


122,631 
61,439 

100,018 
60,229 
31,551 


968,115 
141,553 


100 
100 


921,463!  100 
347.673J1001 
374,391  100 


165 
139 
270 
130 
116 


NEW  JERSEY. 


CAMDEN— 
Camden  Nat.  Bank. . 
Oaindeu  Safe  Dep.  & 

TrustCo 

Central  Trust  Co 

First  National  Bank. 
National  State  Bank 
N.  J.  Tt.  &S.D.  Co.. 

ELIZABETH— 
Citizens'  Bank 

Ellzaliethp't  Bkg.  Co. 
First  National  Bank. 
National  State  Bank 

HOBOKEN— 
First  National  Bank. 
Hnd.Tr.  &  Sav.  Inst. 
Second  Nat.  Bank. . . 

JERSEY  CITY— 

First  National  Bank. 
Hudson  Co.  Nat.  Bk. 
N.  J.  Tit.  Gu.  &  Tr.  Co. 
Seeond  Nat.  Bank. .. 
Third  Nat.  Bank 

NEWARK— 
Esses  Co.  Nat.  Bank 
Fidelity  Ti  tie  &D.  Co 
German  Nat.  Bank.. 
Manufact'rs  N.  Bank 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Nat.  Newark  Bkg.  Co 
National  State  Bank. 
Newark  City  N.Bank 
North  Ward  N.  Bank 
Second  Nat.  Bank. 
State  Banking  Co.  of 

Newark... 


PATERSON— 

First  National  Bank. 

Faterson  Nat.  Bank. 

Paterson  Safe  Depos 
It  &  Trust  Co.... 

Silk  City  Safe  Depos- 
it &  Trust  Co 

Second  Nat.  Bank... 

Paterson  Sav.  Inst'n 

TRENTON— 
Broad  St.  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
Mechanics'  Nat.  Bk.. 
Trenton  Banking  Co 
Trenton  Trust  &  Safe 

Deposit  Co 


100,000 

100,000 
100,000 
200,000 
260,000 
200.000 


100,000 

50.000 

200,000 

350,000 


110,000 
125,000 
125.000 


400,000 
250,000 
200,000  $ 
250,000 
200,000 


300,000 

350,000  S 

200,000 

250,000 

200,000 

500,000 

500,001 

500,000 

200,000: 

300,000 


30,000 

100,000 
15,000 
125,000 
200,000 
§25,595 


40,000 
100,000 
300,000 


374,161 
74,143 
82,076 

500,000 
300,000 
191,000 
250,000 
50,000 


443,257 

2,793,498 
285,000 
675,913 


100 

25 

25 

1OO 


2,140,665  50 
710,067  100 

180,000  100 
200,000  50 
642,597  100 
980.000  50 


1,209,371 

2,287,885 

755,163 


25 
100 
100 


100 
135 
150 
150 


5,478,250100  290 
1,885,096  100  330 


300,000 

83,000 
100,000 

90,000 
100,000 
200,000! 
250,000 
150,000 

100,000 1 

100,000 


100,000  5  120,000 


400,000 
300,000 

100,000 

100,000  § 

1  50,000 
100,000 


300,000 
60,000 

41,000 


1,745,000  100 

1,603,265  100 

617,845:100 


2,610,442  50 

1,900,000100 

1,287,306  100 

924,593  100 

1,424,6071100 

2,385,568!  50 

l,357,576j  50 

1,706,7161  50 

999,229  100 

816,574  100 

1,024,000  100 


1,608,000  100 
1,290,000100 

933,000100 


12,000  205,000  100 
100,000  730,876  50 
445,310  4,546,000  100 


250,000 
500,000 
500,000 
500,000 

100,000 


50,000 
250,000 
250,000 
200,000 


330,924100 

517,134100 

889,059  50 

1,880,000  50 


1,500   527,000*100 


250 
235 
150 


145 

110 

200 

145 

200 

85 

80 

78 

165 

143 

175 


220 
145 


150 


80 

120 
18 

140 
95 

43 


150 
155 


125 
200 
160 


310 
250" 


155 
115 
205 
150 
205 
87 

80' 
170 
147 


650 
108 
"78" 


120 


112 

145 

80 


100 


'Last  sale.  tBook  value.  '{Part  paid  in.  5  Including  undivided  profits 


NEW  YORK. 


Capital. 


ALBANY— 

Albany  City  Nat.  Bk. 
Albany  County  Bank 
i'lrst  National  Bank. 
£ech'nlos&  F'nners* 
ferchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
Jat.  Commercial  Bk. 
Nat.  Exchange  Bank 
ST.  Y.  State  Nat  Bk.. 
'ark  Bank i 

AUBURN— 

Cayuga  Co.  Nat.  Bk. 
Nat.  Bank  of  Auburn 

BlNGHAMTON— 
Btnghamton  Tr.  Co.j 
City  National  Bank 

1r»t  National  Bank. 

'eople's  Bank ' 

Susquehanna  Valley 
Strong  State  Bank . . . 

BROOKLYN— 
Prices  per  cent  not  p] 

Jedford  Bank | 

Broadway  Bank 

Brooklyn  Bank ] 

Eighth  Ward  Bank.. 

Fifth  Ave.  Bank 

<1rst  National  Bank,  j 

Fulton  Bank i 

German-Am.  Bank.. 

HamiltonBank 

Kings  County  Bank. 
Manufacturers'  Nat. 

Bank 

Mechanics'  Bank — 
Mech.  &  Traders'  Bk . 
Nassau  Nat.  Bank. . . 
National  City  Bank. 
North  Side  Bank — 

People's  Bank 

Schermerhorn  Bank. 
Seventeenth  Wd.  Bk . 
Sprague  Nat.  Bank.. 
Twenty-sixth  Wd.Bk. 

Union  Bank, 

WallaboutBank 

Brooklyn  Trust  Co.. 
Franklin  Trust  Co. . . 
Hamilton  Trust  Co. . 
Kings  Co.  Trust  Co.. 
Longl.Loan&Tr.Co. 
Manuf  rs'  Trust  Co.. 
Nassau  Trust  Co — 
People's  Trust  Co... 

BUFFALO— 
American  Exch.  Bk. 

BankofBuffalo 

Buffalo  Commercial. 
Buffalo  Loan  Trust  & 

Safe  Deposit  Co... 

Citizens' Bank 

City  Bank 

Columbia  Nat.  Bank. 
Ellicott  Square  Bk.. 
F'rmers'&Mech'nics' 
Fidelity  Trust  & 

Guaranty  Co 

German- American .. 

German  Bank 

Man'f  rs'  <fe  Traders'. 

Marine  Bank 

Merchants'  Bank — 
Metropolitan  Bank. . 

Niagara  Bank 

People's  Bank 

Third  NatlonalBank. 
Union  Bank 


Surplui. 


300,000 

250,000 

200,000 

250.0OO  § 

2OO.OOO 

300,000: 

300,000 

250,000 

100,000, 


200,000 

200,000 


Deposit*. 


9 

38,000 

64,781 
150,000 
942,375 
200.OOO 
7OO.OOO 

60.0OO 
250,000 

25,000 


75,000 
40,000 


400,000 

200,000 

200,000, 

100,000  § 

100,000 

100,000 


1,056,100 
887,231 
581,756 

1,271,360 
744,083 

3,3S6,O5tt 
860,399 

3,102,736 
413,548 


785,449 
566,295 


l"r  Hid. 


100   90 

100  135 
100!  155 
100  410 
50!  178 
10O  350 
100  88 
100  210 
100  125 


25   25 
100  100 


673,159 
40,000 
50.OOO 
3,456 
25.OOO 
50,000 


er  share.) 
150,000 
100,000 
300,000 
100,000 
100,000 
300,000 
200,000  § 
100,000  § 
100,000 
150,000 

252,000 

500,000 
100,000 
300,000 
300,000 
100,000 

100.000 

100.0O01 
100,000 
200,000 
100,000 
100,000 
100,000 


85,000 

101,787 

158,192 

25.0OO 

50,000 

850,000 

183,338 

7,640 

50,000 

80,000 

330,000 

474,187 

150,000 

300,000 

600,000 

100,000 

50,000 

50,000 

50,000 

160,000 

50,000 

50,000 

25,000 


l,000,OOOj§  1484065 
1,000,000!  906,748 
500,000  400,000 


500,000 
500,000 
500,000 


500,000  §  248,138 


1,000,000 


200,000 
300,000 
250,000 


700,000 
400,555 
500,000 


100,000 


100,000 

300,000 

71,036 


1,701,618  100 
350,000  100! 
800.0OOI100 
126,447: 10O 
356,604  1OO 
504,616  100 


1,189,?>73  100 

1,309,021  100 

1,272,5601100 

232,867  !lOO 


200 
185 
150 
105 


A  si;. 
110 

led" 
iso" 
"90" 

!220 
130 


26% 
105 


115 
110 
125 
ilOO 
1 140 
135 


155 


403,677:100!  120 
5,968,000' 100  410 
908,386'  401  185 
99,511  ....  100 


359,836 
606,624 


100 
100 


105 
110 


30  225 
240 


2,953,178 
2,085,072 
1,051,530  1OO   250 
4,765,566  100    270 
3,090,fc92    50 


657,31  1  100 
654,0841  50 
329,767  100 
340,824  IOC! 


380 
175 
185 
150 
100 


1,044,758  100  180 
431,551  100  140 
227,536100  125 


477,895 


100 


105 


9,354,160  100  395 
5,237.468  lOOi  215 
3,682,446  100'  190 


5,656,069 

2,884,246 


100J  258 
100  ""' 


205 

2,335,0291  36  199 
2,484,650  100  128 
6,616,281  100  215 


200,000  §  54,000 
100,000  100,0001 
300,000  150,000 
200,000  §  20,787! 

300,0005  19,016: 

200,000  100,000, 


847,783  100 

2,953,4401100 

932,0191 100 

1,297,201 1OO 

1,005,8691100 


100 
200 
100 

125 
190 


2,031,4611100  

904.168J100  

898,028100  

1.148,693  100  175 


500,000  § 

200,000! 

100,000 

900,000 

200,000 

300,000 

200,000  § 

100,000  § 

300,000 

500,000 

200,000 


300,000 

100,000 


100,000 


103,227! 
100,000 

400,000 

400,900' 

750,000 

120,000: 

108,952 

13,202 1 

60,000 

340,000; 

30,000 


4,048,718 
1,492,968 
2,411,232 
3.879,623 
3,950,414 
1,453,031 


130 

125 


100 
100 

1000  

50  i  70 
lOOj  485 
100  130 


110,000 
4,500 


75,000 


833,000 
84,918 


1,341,986 


ELMIRA— 

Second  Vat.  Bank  .. 
State  Bank 

LONG  ISLAND  CITY. 
Queens  County  Bank 

NEW  YORK  CITY— 
(Prices  per  cent  not 
per  share.) 

America,  Bank  of — 
Amer.  Exch.  Nat.  Bk. 
Astor  Place  Bank... 

Bowery  Bank ,       , ~ — . ,   -, .         — 

Broadway,  National,    1,000,000  §  1657200    5,035,700;    25!  230    1250 


865,095,1001  130 

718,1201100    

1.7l0.417ilOO   128 

l,710,874i  100!  

734,766jlOOi  


112 
112 


240 
250 


400 


160 

115 


145 
150 


400 
266' 

205" 


125 
225 
110 

140 
200 
156 
106 
100 
200 


5000 
75 


100 
130 
125 
100 


100 
100 


100 


100 


190 


315 


1,500,000  2,250,000  22,307,900:    . 

5,000,000!2,250,000!19.894,000  100    172    1175 
250,000;    300,000'   2,6o5,080llOO    230     247>» 
250,000!     500.000;   2,968,OOOllOOl  300 


Butch.  ADrov., Nat.        300,000 

Central  Nat.  Bank, . .  1 ,000,000 
Chase  Nat.  Bank. ...  I  500,000 
Chatham  Nat.  Bank.  450,000 
Chemical  Nat.  Bank. !  300,000 

Citizens',  National.. :      600,000   , 

City,  National 1,000,000  1,000,000  34,070,700;  1001  500 

««•„  L T* i_  o/\/\  j"v/\/\  IK  fwuv      1    fMV>   ^A  &<  1 AA'        Qfl 


200,000    1JSO&800I    25;  125  140 

400,000  ll,606.000jlOO    155  

1385200122,628,7001  lOOi  400  , 

962,000    6,220,400    25    290  iSOO 


,  v  7338100  24,451,400  1OO   4000    4500 
600,000!  §401,200    2,922,000;    25    125     140 

t\f\t\  j-ij-vrv  i  f\t\f\  f\f\f\  o A  fiiii  Tf\n:  i  fwv   finrt 


Clinton  Bank | 

Colonial  Bank 

Columbia  Bank 

Coinmerce.Nat.Bk.of 
Continental  Nat.  Bk. 
Corn  Exchange  Bk.. 
East  River  Nat.  Bk.. 
Eleventh  Ward  Bk.. 

Fifth  Ave.  Bank 

Firth  Nat.  Bank 

First  Nat.  Bank 

Fourteenth  St.  Bank. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank. . . 
Franklin  Nat.  Bank. 
Gallatin  Nat.  Bank.. 
Gansevoort  Bank —  i 
Garfleld  Nat.  Bank.. 
German-Amer.  Bk . ..  I 
German  Exch.  Bk... 


300,000 
100,000 
300,000 


15,000 
25,000 

200,000 


5,000.000  §3686600 


1,002,548' 
564,739 
2,0.50,804 


lOOi 


90 


100!  170 


100 

125 


,., 
19,036,900  100!  205^2  210 


liOOO.OOO  §  254,971  6,548,200  100  130 
1,000,0001,145,600!  9,758,500100;  285 


250,000   50,000 

100.000  §223,965 

100.0001  IfO.OOO 
200,000  §  316,600 


500.000  §7164000  23,888,200  100 

100.0001  48,000   814.699  100 
3,200,000  1,800,000  24,315,000  100 


200.OOO]  '  40JOOO 
1,000,000  1,000,000 
200.0OOJ  30,000 
200,000|  600,000 
750,000  §  278,314 
20O.OOO  550.000 


1,172,000 

1,098,118 
8,192,800 


25 
25 
100 


300 


1,006,700  100 


464,886  100 
5,124,200  50 

726,497  50 
4,660.800  100 
2,688,300  75 
3,042,400  1OO 


132 

200  

2900  3400 
250  

30OO 


178      185 


70 
310 

95 
500 
110 


330 
105 


360 


•Last  sale.  *  Book  value.  'Part  paid  in,  §  Including  undivided  profits. 


MARCH,  1S97.] 


BANK   STOCK    QUOTATIONS. 


N.  Y.  C  TY-(CoB.) 


Capital.      Surplttt.    Depotitt.    l"r    K,,l.    \Aile. 


Greenwich  Bank  .. 

Haiul  tton  Bank 

Hanover  Nat.  Bank 
Hide*  Leather  N.Bk. 

Home  Bank 

Hudson  River  Bank 
Imp.  4 Traders'  X.  Bk 
Irving  Sat.  Bank.. .. 
Leather  Mfrs. Nat. Bk 
Liberty  Nat.  Bank... 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank.. 
Manhattan  Co.  Bk . . . 
Market  A  Ful.Nat.Bk 
Mechanic-.'  Sat.  Bk 
Mech.Jk  Trailer^1  Kit 
MercantUe  Sat.  Bk. 
Merc  bants*  Ex. N.Bk. 
Merchant*' Sat.  Bk. 
Metropolis.  B'k  of  the 
Mount  Morris  Bank . 

Mutual  Bank 

Haaaau  Bank 

N.  Amsterdam.  Bk.  of 
W.Y.  County  Nat.  Bk. 
W.  Y.  Nat.  Exch.  Bk. 
H.Y_,N.  H.A-.Bk.of 
Nineteenth  Ward  Bk. 
Ninth  Nati..u'l  Bank. 
No.Amer.Sat.  Bk.  of 

Oriental  Bank 

PaclfleBank 

Park  Bank.  National 

People-*  Bank 

Pbenlx  Nat  Bank... 
Plaza  Bank 

v.Bk-.N.Y. 
Republic.  Nat.  Bk.  of 

Bunk 


«     * 

200,000;  600,000  3.815.300  100  350 
200,000  $184,336  888.20O  2.V  165 
200,000  50,000,  932.064  IOO  IOO 
l.OOO.OOO;  1,875,000  24,897,700  100  315 
500,000;  50.000  1,505,743  100'  85 

100.000  70.000   540,772  10O>  15O 

200.0001  150,000  1.002.717  IOO  155 
1.5OO.OOO  5,OOO,(  00  25,533,000  IOO  525 

900.OOO!  250,000'  2,787,000  50  140 
600,0001  4519,900  2,768,400  10O'  175 

900.000  §220,699,  2,912,300  10O'  135 

300.0001  600.000  6.547.800  100  750 
2,050.0002,050,00015,993,000  501210 

""""""  /asMinn  5,936,500  IOO  210 


,. 
9OO  OOO 
' 


2,OOO.'OOO 
400.000 

l.OOO.OOO 
6OO.OOO 


vao/,iw  o,yao,ouv  imj 
l.OOO.OOO  8.660.0OO  25 


8OO,< 

900,000 


,, 

2.030.0OO    25 
8,82H,8OO  10O 


,  ,, 

{174.7OO    S.235.9OO    50 


2.000.000;  600;oOO,13',7«i;iOO  50 
300,000  600.000  6,371.100  100 
9*rt  rwi  inftn/uv  i  -701  *\x,.-  ,/*.. 


290,000 
200,000 
9OO,OOO! 
990.000! 
200,000 
SOO.OOO 


•••'. 

-'5.1. 

MMMXM 

i". 

,,-,,-,„, 


1,781,056  1OO 
995,875  100 
2.946.1OC  50 
1.730.894  IOO 
3.236.6OO  1OO 


30U.OOO  'UU.SOO  1.389.8OO  100 
2,000.000  l.OOO.OOO  13.89O.OOO  100 
10O.OOO  25.OOO'  817.OO3  100 
790.000,  5369.200  4.970.7OO  IOO 
700,000  $989,900  7.21O.70O  70 


300,000 


•••board  Nat.  Bank. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Seventh  Nat.  Bank. 
Shoe  A  Leather.  Nat 

Sixth  Nat.  Bank 

Standard  Nat.  Bank. 

State  Bank 

State  of  New  York. 

Bank  of  the 

Third  Nat.  Bank 

Tradenui'n'.  Nat.  Bk. 
Twelfth  Ward  Bank 
Twenty  third  WdBk 
Union  Bk.. National. 
Calon  Square  Bank. 
U.  8.  National  Bank 


— i  Nat.  _ 

YorkviUe  Bank 

Atlantic  TnutCo... 
Central  Tr.Co.ofN.Y. 
OonUneotaUTnutOo. 
Farmer.' I.'nATr  Co! 
Guaranty  Trust  Co. . 
HoUaodTnuiro.... 
KalokerteoekrrTr.Co. 
Manhattan  Tr.  Co... 
Mercantile  Tr.  Co... 
Metropolitan  Tr.  Co. 
V.Kajr.LoanATrCo. 
S.Y.Ufe  In.  *T.Co. 
N.Y.SewityATr.Co 
IUalEa.Tr.Co-. 
State  TnutCo 
TlUeOnar.  AT- 
CakmTr.  Co.of  S.Y. 
O.  8.  Mort.  A  Tr 
0.  8.  Tr.  Co.  of  N.  Y 
Washington  Tr 

RocMirre*— 


100.000 
1.000.000, 
1.900.000, 

100,000! 

900.000: 
SOO.OOO1 
MMMXM 
1.000.000 
900.000 
200.000 

100.000 

1.  _•,><>.,„,, 

1.000.000 
790.000 
900,000 
100.000 

1.200.000 
900,000 
900.000 
900.000 
900.000 

9.100.000 
MOyOM 

LMMM 


''  "106.066 

250.000 


900,000 
80,000 
5238.800 
600,000 


ueso.'ooo 


186 
130 

ii'o' 

137 

425 

98 


340 
93 


542 
16O 


230 
215 
:192 
1135 
175 

ik'o' 

i"02" 


153 
19O 
675 


170 


230 
IOO 
105 
130 
175 
170 


-".-MKOI-  Z^TSV.IUO  SO  17O 
2^00.00034^67,100  lOOl  255 
0<L"«WW'  2.566,700  25  20O 
3.636,000  20  1O4 
972,93*.  IOO!  185 
3,134.200  IOO  12O 
13,778.200  lOOi  145 
610.074  IOO1  16O 
9.013.0OO  IOO:  169 
6.077,000  100  425 


-w,w<      o,v/^,wu  imi  *i_o 

<97.Sft»    2.003.4011  IOO  IOO 

•>48.100  100  90 

20O.OOO    1,441,000  IOO  279 

29.000       961,868  1OO  100 

8.700    1.23A118  IOO    


SOO.OOO 

5263.500 

580,651 

100,000 

20,000 

400.000 

200.000 

V916.300 

100.000 

290.000 


79.000 


1  ."•-•.••"••         00/^44        «,:«»O.1I-I     IINt 

l.OOoioOO  6.920.890  29.210.756  IOO 
A  *'"  »««•"" 


.        .. 
5OOOOO  990000 
1XWO.O. 


i  .1-"|.'""<  ».«^o.fv»*  A-^Kn.ooi1     j  • 
?.000.«M:  2.000.000  11.888.162  100 
900.000      119.79« 
5519.074 
200:000 


1,000400 


l.OOO.OOO 
780.000 


U107J7I 

100:000 


2,358.300 

10.832,700 

2.213.100 

1.147.904 

700,218 

10,108^00 


100 

ioo 

100 
100 
IOO 

.100 

906,139  100 

4.986.114  100 


100  110 

100  98 

40>  BO 

UNI  

IOO  IOO 


240 

i'is" 

270' 

iio' 
125" 

155 
i'75" 

96' 


102 

'.13 

130 


C.576.400 
9.267,096 
2.283.000 


195 


175 


100 


o 

25 


.. 

174.305    . 
9.528,343  IOO 
4.A33.131     30 
1000.000  99.78  1.653  100 
°  —"-<"••  --- 


275 
114 
170 


i  «5' 

780 

in--.. 

M 

17- 


1)8 


1--. 


09 
L89 


145      105 


«^»  •  v  •  ,w*»  »  m/    » 
8,993.804  100   300 


IOO 


*1MJ,U«M/          I'»",UW  ItNl 

1.000.000- 2.828.029  24.137.798,100 
1.000.000  1,250.000    P.300.025  IOO 

•AA  AAM      atu\  nn/\i     1  o\o  fan  i  .u. 


600,000     990,000!   3,2V2,78n  ioo 
-.oo,oo<i    8.1 16.198!  lOOl 

'"•I.-OI     IIMI 

1.000.. 

H3.9O7  IOO 

•  KM)  9.565.773  35.ir70.129  IOO 
909,000     900.000    3.936.274  <OO 


SMI ii  i  lal  Bank" 
Flour  City  Nat.  Bank 


. 

M«rehanl.'Ba«k 
Monroe  Bank  .. 
Power.  Bank 
Trader.'  Nat.  Bank. 
Union  Bank... 
BoobMler  Tr.  *  Safe 
I  >..,.,.  ,t  >  .. 

•Montr  TrwtOo. 


... 

ational  Bank 


---- 

MmkMU'  Nat.  Bk. 

W.  Y.  Stele  Bkg  Co. 

.Jt  aing.  NatB 


.,.-    ..  - 

Third  Nat.  Bauk.... 
TnutA  IVpo.li  Co. 
of  Onondaga.  ...... 

Tiioy— 

Ontral  Nat.  Bank.  . 
JUnnfart'r.  Nat.  Bk. 
MntuU  Nat  Ba-k 
M*.  State  Bk.«fTroy 
"  ---  ty  Wat.  Bank. 
Nat.  Bank  .. 
I  Nat.  Bank!! 

UTICA- 

A.  D.  Mather  A  Co.'. 

Bank  ............. 

Tint  National  Bank. 
Fort  Worth  A  Utica 

Trout  Oo  .......... 

OaetdaCoontr  Bank 


200.000 

i,.,,.-, 

200.000 
100.0001 
100,000 
100,000 
990.000 
MOvOOO 

900,000 
100,000 


129.000 
990.000 
960,000 
180.000 
100.000 

..,.,,.„. 

100.000, 

ioo  .»-• 

;.»,..... 
:,,  LOW 


900,000 

150.000 
UO.OOO 
MO.OOO 
S00.000| 

;,,,..», 

140400 


190.OOO 
40.000 

100,000 

169.000 
900.000 
199.000 
200;000 
90.000 
650.000 

100,000 

i.  ...,HH, 
155,000 


100,000 
•81389 
290,000 
100.000 
472.920 

40.000 
100.000 
200.0OO 

-.,,„„, 


1029  ' 

295  . 
|«0 

187S  192  >i 
270  . 
835 
219  ! 

11  (HI 

192  . 


190 


962.9IW  : 

923363J 
1.710,000  ] 
2,191,472  1 

970.432  1 
1.210.906 

516.695 
•J.l «•' 


285 


50   390 

KHI    1.10 


.. 

273,025 

238,121 

86.847 

MMM 


6.019.179!  90  .100 

1,4<>9,302  100  190 

962.0OO  100  175 

730.753  lc 

9,449.372  KH.  -jo.. 

9S3.317  100  200 

909.1011  K" 

701.4«3  1<H(  i:ni 

.,,  i-n 

1.115.700  100  300 

804,332  1" 

9,012.998  100  226 

644.205  50  118 

1,966,371  100  205 

1.10D.3A6  IOO  180 

1,827^62  1OO  196 

S6I.943  100  160 

713.0O9  50  100 

710.129  100  225 


400 
185 


180 
125 
215 

175" 

150 

200 

iVo" 

290 


12O 
210 
185 
20O 
.165 
101 
25O 


200,000 
800,000 

mjm 


2,210        309,322100100      119 
300,000    1,210,746    60    110     119 

100  

29,000   564,682  IOO  290 


UTICA— (Con. 
Oaelda  Nat.  Bank. . 
Second  Nat.  Bank.. 
Utica  City  Nat.  Bank 

YONKERS— 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 


Capital. 

ftlll-lltllX. 

Deposits. 

PV 

Bid. 

.\*k. 

) 
nk... 
nk... 
Bank 

400,000 
300,000 
400,000 

200,000 

KKi.ood 
100,000 

B 
720,742 
589,685 
720,411 

100 
100 
50 

ISO 
95 
55 

190 
100 

57 

tank. 

100,000 

75,000 

654,915 

TOO 

Sank. 

150,000 

65,000 

901,337 

no 

65 

OHIO. 


AKRON— 

Akron  Savings  Bank 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
City  National  Bank. 
First  National  Bauk. 
People's  Barings  Bk. 
Second  Nat.  Bank. . . 

CINCINNATI— 

Atlas  Nat.  Bank 

Central  Trust  A  Safe 

Deposit  Co ' 

Cincinnati  Safe  De 

posit  &  Trust  Co. . . 
Citizens-  Nat.  Bank. 

City  Hall  Bank 

Equitable  Nat.  Bank 
Fifth  Nat.  Bank... 

First  Nat.  Bank 

Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 

Franklin  Bank ; 

licruiiin  Nat.  Bank.. 
Market  Nat.  Bank... 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
Nat.  Lafayette  Bank 
Ohio  Valley  Nat.  Bk 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

Third  Nat.  Bank i 

L'uion  Sav.B.ATr.Co. 
Western  German  Bk. 

CLEVELAND— 
B'way  Sav.A  L'n  Co. 
Central  Nat.  Bank.. 
Otizens'Sav.A  L.Ass 
Cleveland  Nat.  Bauk 
Cleveland  Trust  Co. 
Columbia  Sav.&L.Co 
Commercial  N.  Bank 
CuyahogaSv.  A  B.Co 
Detroit8»8'v.AL.Co. 
IMmeSav.ABkg.  Co. 
East  End  Sav.Bk.Co.  { 
Euclid  Ave.  N.  Bank 
Euclid  A.  8.  A  B.Co.  [ 
First  National  Bank. 
ForeetCltySv.Bk.Co 
iarteldSav.  Bk.  Co. 
ier.Amrr.8av. B.Co 
Guardian  Trust  Co.. 

8h.  Sav.ABkg.Co 
yoraln8t.8av.Bk.Co 

Marine  Bank  Co ' 

iCercantlieN.  Bank. 
MerchanU'  Banking 

A  Storage  Co | 

Nat.  B'k  Commerce. . 
Vatlonal  City  Bank. 
Ohio  Nat.  B.  A  L.  Co. 
Park  National  Bank, 
'earl  St.  Sav.A  L.Co. 
'eople't  Sav.A  L.  As. 
Permanent  8.  A  L.Co. 
Prod.  Ex.  Bank'g  Co. 
Saving*  A  Trust  Co . . 
k>elety  for  Savings. 
So.  Clevel'd  Bk'g  Co. 
State  National  Bank 
TnlfdBkg.A8av.Co 
Union  Nat.  Bank — 
Wade  Park  B'k'g  Co. 
W.Cleveland  Bkg.  ('» 
Wfist'nRes'rvoN  Bk. 
Vli-k  B'k'g  A  Tr.  Co. 
Woodland  Ave.  Sav. 
A  Loan  Co 

COLUMBUS— 
Capital  City  Bank... 
Citizens' Sa  vln  if. «  Bk. 
Clinton  Nat.  Bank... 

'oliimbus  Savs.  Bk. . 

-iimnierrlal  N.  Bauk 
Deahler  Nat  Bank.. 
East  End  Bavs.  Bk.. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank..! 

'ranklln  County  Bk. 

layden  Nat  Bank  . 
Merchant*'  A  Manu- 

fact'rs'  Nat.  Bank 
N'l  B'k  of  Columbus. 
Ohio  Savings  Bk.  Co. 

tate  Savings  Bank 

A  Trust  Co 

DAYTON— 
City  National  Bank 
Dayton  Nat.  Bank... 

'ourth  Nat.  Bank... 

lercliants'  Sat.  Bk. 

Ktitonla  Nat.  Bank. 

hird  Nat.  Bank 

'iilon  Safe  Deposit. 
Winters  Nat.  Bank.. 

TOLEDO— 

First  National  Bank 

(.  ilcomt)  Nat.  Bank. 

(omeSavs.  Hank... 
{etcham  Nat.  Bank. 
Merchants'  A  Clerks' 

Savings  Bank 

(erchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
Northern  Nat.  Bank. 

econd  Nat.  Bank... 


100,000:  12,000 
150,000  15.OOO 
200,000 

100,000 


700,000 


-10.000 
-10.000 


(^3,0-17 


, 

50.0OO   12,000   200,000 
275,000   40.000!   481,840 


400,000  160,000  1,159,620 
20O.OOO:    1,102 


100,000 

l.OOO.OOO  200,000 

100,000,  10,000 

350,000  100,000 

500,000;$  .... 

1.200.0OO  240,000 

500.000  4OO.OOO 

240.0001  100,000: 
SOO.OOO  3OO.OOO 
250,000  100.OOO 
60O.OOO  120,000 
6OO.OOO  400,000 
7OO.OOO  140.0OO 
2OO.OOO  200.0OO 

1,20O,OOO  320.OOO 

500,000  5  291,277 

200,000  329,000 


3,924.207 

934",739 

744,558 
3,918,296 
2,244,223 


SOO.OOO 
SOO.OOO 
1 ,000,000 
5OO.OOO 
50O.OOO 
50.OOO 
1,500,000 
50,0005 
90,0004 
300,000 
20O.OOO 
500,000 
20O.OOO 
900,000; 
72,000 
90,000 
90,000  5 
500,000 
100,000} 
50,000  J 
300,000 
1,000,000 

224.OOO  5 

1,500,000 

250.000 

775.737 

50O.OOO 

50,000 

10O.OOO 

1,141.049 

lOO.OOO 

790.OOO 

i"5o.6b6 

500.0OO 

90.OOO 

l.OOO.OOO, 

lOO.OOO 

39.3O05 
1,000,000 
250,000 


M-..000 

178,801 
900.0OO 
114.361 

100,000 

I. lion 

514.755 

4,998 

5,161 

55,000 

r.ii.ooo 

228.679 

3.OOO 

127.746 

2,000 

6,000 

3,157 

20,000 

9,349 

33,564 

11.000 

307,430 

13,801 


2,105,853 
1,659,274 
1,828,709 
2,546,138 
2,454,066 
1,483,002 
2,622,684 
1,769,886 
1,175,382 


1,704,272 

1,909,875 

5.989,771 

1.0H2.250 

996,174 

212,154 

1,942,523 


100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
1OO 
100 
100 
100 


100 

100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
too 

100 
100 


100 

100 

5OO 
100 

90 
100 


135,865|100| 
151,227.... 

2,028,183  10O; 

1,142,100  100 

2,740,125  100| 
263,222(100 

1,620,652  10O 
616,003!  25 
191,540100 
278,631'  50 
741,508  100 
277,459 
510,653 


137 
75 


74 
200 


65 
241 
210 


195 
152 


122 


190 
340 


150 

ibis 

120 
128 

53 
130 
100 

55 
124 
150 
140 


48 
110 


138 
81 

2l'6" 

ioo" 

70 
2l"5' 


200 
154 
120 
280 
123 
1320 
110 
200 


152 
131 
1025 
121 

"95" 
102" 

126" 
153 
143 
106 
130 
50 
112 


563,307 
1,925,126 


DO 


112 
109 
70 


100|  


100 


119,149  37 
386,774  3.016,823100 
-'95,372   692,086100 
13.5OO     4,650100 
46,380  1,231,173.... 
4,000!   528,796  50 
125,000  1,880,237200 
40,000   431,381  5O'- 
15,000   «83,715i  5O 
50.00O  3,688,592  IOO 
85O.OOO  23,748,344  .... 
20.000   6.r>2,691  IOO 
2,312,711  100 
1,098,543  50 


34 
139 


72 
IOO 
141 

38 
140 

217 


118,382 

-V',000 

254,449 

s.ooo 
6.O02 


2,210,737 
606,299 
99,544 


152,8961  2,088,414 


11,506 


250,000   55,000  1,454,183  100 


574,344 


10OI 

ioo! 

5O 

100 

50 


109 
72 


545 
54 


122 
135 
125 
110 

iii'e' 

55 
150 


i;n.c 

100.000 

2OO.OOO 
50  OOO 

2OO.OOO 

300,000 
25.0OO  5 

100,000 
10.000 

200,000 


11,000 

60,000 

35.OOO 

10.000 

60.0OO 

100,000 

2.70O 

15.5OO 

9.600 

16.0OO 


250,000 
765.0OO 
430.OOO 
178  .OOO 
400.0OO 


100 
100 
100, 
100 
IOO 


903,000,100 
86,000  100 


3.10.000   

300.000   60.000 
150.OOO   40.OOO 


430,526 

r.n.ooo 

530,032 

697,000 
539.0OO 


100,000   20,000   270,000 100 


100 


100 

100 
IOO 
100 


200,000 
300,000 

000,000 

300,000 
200.000 

400,000 

100,000 
500,000 


SOO.OOO 
300.000 
250,000 
250,000 

150,000 
300.0OO 
300.000 
350,000 


60,000 
60,000 
120,000 
60,000 
27.OOO 

100,000 

8.500 
132,000 


865,214  IOO 
107,432;100 
501,661  IOO 
205,125  IOO 


274,281 
629,441 


503,097 


600.0OO  1,290.827 

75.OOO  438,615 

30,000  520,506 

60.000  771,657 

75.0001  612,582 
180,000  819.423 
160.0OO  1,027,602 
650.000  1,824,856 


IOO 
100 

loo 
100 


IOO 
100 
100 
IOO 

IOO 
IOO 
IOO 
100 


140 
115 


120 


105 
175 


110 

78 
515 
550 

56 
160 

i'is" 

124 

128" 

112 

90 

97" 
192 


260 
190 
!120 

.  IOO 
129 

.  20O 
107 
180 


I  Book  value.  :  Part  paid  la.  5  Inclwllng  undivided  profit*.        'Last  sale,  t  Book  value.  !  Part  paid  In.  5  Including  undivided  profits 


THE    QUOTATION     SUPPLEMENT 


[VOL.  LXIV 


Capital. 

Surpluf. 

DepotiU. 

TV 

Hid.     Ask. 

Capital. 

Surplnt. 

Deposit*. 

PY 

Bid. 

.I.-'.-. 

TOLEDO—  Con.— 

Toledo  Savings  Bank 

• 

100,000 
250,000 

200.000 
300.OOO 
50O.OOO 
229,000 
200,000 
300,000 

9 
150,000 

9 

764,313 
569,381 

390.000 

537,00(1 
1,550,OOO 
416,000 
810.000 
364,414 

100 
100 

100 
100 

100 
100 
100 

10(1 

PHlL'A-(Con.)— 
Western  Nat.  Bank.. 
American  Tr.  Loan  & 

$ 
400.0OO 

228,680 

250,000 

147,875 

50O,OOO 

4OO.OOO 
500,000 

500,000 
500,000 

2,000,000 

8,100 
2.OOO.OOO 
3,000,000 

125,000 
500,000 
300,000 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 
350,000 

375,000 
800,000 
1,000,000 
250,000 
250.000 
500,000 

500,000 

2,000,000 
1,000,000 

1,000,000 
1,000,000 
310,805 

1,000,000 

500,000 
500,000 

127,500 

125,000 
500,000 
988,766 

1,000,000 

300,000 
250,000 

500,000 
55,000 
1,165,150 
800,000 
100,000 
300,000 
300,000 
200,000 
200,000 
1,200,000 
500,000 
100,000 
100,000 

100,000 
750,000 
200,000 
300,000 
200,000 
250,000 
400,000 
300,000 
200,000 
200,000 
100,000 
300,000 
500,000 
100,000 
800,000 
200,000 
250,000 
300,000 
200,000 
1,000,000 
500,000 
300,000 
500.0OO 
400,000 
250,000 
200,000 
1,000,000 
500.000 
250,000 
600,000 

500,000 
250,000 

125,000 
400,000 
250,000 
100,000 
200,000 
100,000 
250,000 
200,000 
250,000 
100,000 
200.OOO 

200,000 
§32,999 

50,000 
10,000 

150.OOO 

120,000 

37,148 

350,000 
250,789 

2,000,000 
£    50,000 

5,000 
§    31.475 
§    76.279 
2,000,000 
§774,863 
120,000 
75,000 

• 
2,950.000 

245,149 

1,297,610 
140,414 

1,353,823 

964,682 
3,548,078 

3,198,952 
2,230,915 

12,876,860 
1,945,073 

291,834 
585,853 
1,167,899 
7,454,642 
4,146,346 
1,099,903 
1,065,032 

50 
50 

50 
100 

100 
100 

80 

85 
30 

Union  Savs.  Bank  .. 
YOUNOSTOWN— 
Commercial  Nat.  Bk. 
Dollar  Sav.  <fe  Tr.  Co. 
First  National  Bank  . 
Mahoning  Nat.  Bank 
Second  Nat.  Bank.  .. 
Wick  National  Bank 

33,000 
18,000 
100,000 
100,000 
200.000 
60,000 

100 
107 
150 
140 
205 
120 

Chestnut  Street  Tr'st 
&  Sav.  Fund  Co.  .. 
Citizens'Tr.&Sur.Co. 
City  Trust  Safe  De- 
posit &  Surety  Co. 
Columbia  Ave.  Sav. 
Fund  Safe  Deposit 
Title  &  Trust  Co.  .  . 
Commercial  Tr.  Co.. 
Commonwealth  Title 

24 
16 

124 

12214 

112 
160 
145 
210 

127 

OREGON. 

50 
100 

100 

70 
65*2 

445 

PORTLAND— 
Alnsworth  N.  Bank. 
AHDOC.  BnkK.  &  Tr.Co 
Bates,  O.  W.  &Co... 

1OO.OOO 
50,000 
50,000 
100,000 
500,000 
500,000 
100,000 
250,000 
250.0OO 
100,000 
250.000 
250,000 

50.0OO 
1,500 
1,000 

214,262 

Equitable  Trust  Co  .  . 
Fidelity  Ins.  Trust  & 
Safe  Deposit  Co... 
Finance  Co.of  Penn. 
Common  



Commercial  N.  Bank 
First  National  Bunk. 
First  (East  SideiN.B. 
Ladd  &  Tilton  Bank. 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Portland  Nat.  Hank  . 
Seo'ty  Sa  v'g  A  Tr.  Co 
Unit.  States  N.  Bank 

30,000 
100,000 
20,000 
1,000,000 
43,500 

1,149,797 
3,950,473 
57,824 

IstPref  
2dPref  

50 
50 
100 
100 
100 
50 

50 
50 
100 
J25 
25 
100 

50 

100 
100 

100 

101 
5 

100 
50 
50 

100 

50 
25 
100 

100 

50 
50 

50 
50 
50 
50 
50 
100 
10( 
100 
100 
50 
100 
50 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
100 
50 
60 
100 
50 
50 
100 
50 
50 
50 
100 
10( 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

ibo 

100 

60 
50 

101 
63i» 

Frankford  Real  Est. 
&  Safe  Deposit  Co. 
GermanAmer.   Title 

176,220 
8,507 
1,098,990 
449,360 

31 

45,000 
41,206 

.... 





Germautown  R.  Est. 
Deposit  &  Tr.  Co.. 
Girard  Life  Ins.  An- 
nuity <fe  Trust  Co.  . 
Guarantee  Tr.  &  Safe 
Deposit  Co  

115 
400 
180 
27 

60 
54 
130 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

ALLEGHENY— 

Allegheny  Safe  D.  Co 
Dollar  Sav.  Fd  &TrCo 
Enterprise  Nat.  Bk.  . 
First  National  Bank. 
German  Nat.  Bank.. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Third  National  Bank 

ALLENTOWN— 
Allentown  Nat.Bank 
Lehigh  Valley  Trust 
A  Safe  Deposit  Co. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

ALTOONA— 

100,000 
125,000 
100,000 
350,000 
200,000 
150,000 
200,000 

500,000 

125,000 
200,000 

50,000 
50,000 
150.00O 
100,000 

150,000 
150,000 
150,000 
300,000 

74,840 

250,000 
100,000 
300,000 
250,000 
100,000 
100,000 

200,000 

450,000 
210,000 
200,000 
300,000 
250,000 
125.OOO 
200,000 

125.000 

1,000,000 
300,000 
750,000 
500,000 
400,000 
810,000 
300,000 
500,000 
275,000 
2,000,000 
1,000,000 
1,500,000 
1,000,000 
500,000 
250.0OO 
200,000 
750,000 
600,000 
500,000 
100,000 
600,000 
250,000 

200,000 

500,000 
500,000 
250,000 
300,000 
200.000 
200,000 
500,000 
150,000 
1,500,000 
500,000 
280,000 
•200,000 
150,000 
250,000 
200,000 

•joo.ooo 

600,000 
500,000 
500,000 
100,000 

10 

20 
69 
77 
135 



Indus  trialTrust  Title 

29,595 
100,000 
70,000 
300,000 
200,000 
100,000 

100,000 

50,000 
95,000 

40,000 
2,200 
72,500 
5,000 

170,000 
10,000 
1  95,000 
250,000 

230,000 
600,000 
1,057,165 
1,540,909 
1,488,094 
488,167 

1,133,913 

617,749 
481,100 

250,000 
110,000 
779,777 
281,591 

1,150,000 
550.0OO 
1,050,000 
1,300,000 

120,000 

756,000 
685,338 
760,133 
350,000 
800,000 
250,000 

510,759 
591,492 
262,507 
531,215 
613,319 

139',68i 
338,500 

50 
50 
100 
10O 
100 
100 

40 

50 

100 

100 

100 
100 

100 

100 

100 

100 
100 

50 

150 
100 
25 
60 

64 

n 

125 
215 
220 
177 

•1:11- 

Integrity   Title  Ins. 
&  Safe  Dep.  Co  
Investm'tCo.  of  Phil. 
Land  Title  &  Tr.  Co. 
Manayunk  Trust  Co. 
Merchants'  Tr.  Co... 
Mortgage  Trust  Co  .  . 
Northern  Sav.  Fund 
Safe  Dep.  ATr.  Co. 
Penu.  Co.  for  Insur. 
on  Lives  &  Gr.  Ann 
Phil.  Mort.  &  Tr.  Co. 
Philadelphia  Tr.  Safe 
Deposit  &  Ins.  Co. 
Provident'Life&Tr.. 
Real  Est.  Invest.  Co. 
Real  Estate  Title  In. 
&Tr  Co 



366,006 
15,000 
50,000 
102.109 

300,000 

2,000,000 
219,771 

2,000,000 
2,000,000 
§       9,828 

105,093 

200,000 
275,000 

22,500 

80,000 
«.  118,173 
5  115,616 

325,000 

100,000 
60,000 

200,000 
48,000 
648,581 
200,000 
7,200 
100,000 
60,000 
220,000 
150,000 
470,000 
2.000,000 
5,600 
20,000 

100,000 
375,000 
100,000 
74,768 
300,000 
500,000 
250,000 
§181,036 
33,000 
100,000 
50,000 
33,700 
300,000 
534,074 
390,000 
50,OOO 
90,000 
100,000 
50,000 
900,000 
600,000 
500,000 
200,000 
500,000 
800,000 
50,000 
§322.434 
§109,061 

2,015,010 
275,000 
586,783 
175,611 

2,672,709 

9,392,428 
100,348 

5,837,918 
6,415,470 
95,866 

1,607,775 
2,854,724 
466,920 

216,135 

185,915 
1,246,855 
894,992 

725,854 

635,825 
766,660 

1,576,721 
234,000 
1,784,000 
1,267,058 
500,000 
1,473,121 
545,233 
1,013,883 
855,546 
1,032,894 
3,773,951 
1,150,000 
274,592 

855,685 
3,185,119 
1,639,902 
249.146 
3,000,000 
2,447,233 
1,429,249 
967,274 
402,284 
1,049,761 

12*. 

50 

75 
140 

12is 

45 

84 

500 
60  ' 

475 
430 
50c. 

12112 

90 
10 

125 
110 
148 
100 

70 

Fidelity  Banking  Co. 
First  National  Bank  . 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

ERIE— 
First  National  Bank. 
Ktyst.ine  Nat.  Bank 
Marine  Nat.  Bank... 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

HARRISBURQ— 
Central  Gua».  Tr.  & 
Safe  Deposit  Co.... 
Conunonwl'th  Guar. 
Tr.  &  Safe  Dep.  Co. 
First  National  Bank. 
Harrlsburg  N.  Bank. 
Harrlsburg  Trust  Co 
Mechanics'  Bank  
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 

LANCASTER— 
Cones  toga  N.  Bank.  . 
Farmers'  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
Fulton  Nat.  Bank... 
Lancast'r  Co.  N.  Bank 
Lancaster  Trust  Co. 
Northern  Nat.  Bank. 
People's  Nat.  Bank.  . 
People's  Trust   Sav. 
&  Deposit  Co 

115 
150 
110 

435 

Real  Est  ate  Tr.  Co.. 
Solicitors'  L.&Tr.  Co. 
Tacony  Sav.  F.  Safe 
Dep.  Fi.  &Tr.  Co.. 
Tradesma.n'8  Trust  & 

"is" 

25 
9% 
50 

100 

55 
29% 

60% 
85 
108 
60 

27ift 
10 

50 

Trust  Co.  of  N.  A  

United  Security  Life 
Ins.  &  Tr.  Co  

110 

"si" 

160,000 
225,000 
185,000 
75,000 
250,000 
19,000 

60,000 
300,000 
42,000 
80,000 
215,000 
65,000 
13,000 
26,000 

West   End  Trust   & 
Safe  Deposit  Co  ... 
W.Phila.Tit.&  Tr.Co. 

PlTTSBURQ— 
Allegheny  Nat.  Bank 

300 

50 
72 

50 

100 
50 
100 
100 
50 
100 
100 
100 

100 

60 

Bank  of  Plttsburg.. 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
City  Deposit  Bank.. 
Columbia  Nat.  Bank. 
Commercial  Nat.  Bk. 
Diamond  Nat.  Bank. 
Duquesne  Nat.  Bank 
Exchange  Nat.  Bank 
Farmers'  Dep  Nat  Bk 
Fifth  Avenue  Bank. 
Fifth  National  Bank 
First  National  Bank 
of  Birmingham  
First  Nat.  Bk.,  Pitts. 
Fort  Pitt  Nat.  Bank. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 

110 

106 
207 
190*4 
114 
200 
85 
118 

60 

250 
170 

96 
156 

1023s 

250 
175 



"si"" 

700 

125 
300 

PHILADELPHIA— 
Bank  of  North  Amer. 
.Centennial  N.  Bank. 
Ceniral  Nat.Bank.. 
Chestnut  St.  N.  Bank 
City  National  Bank. 
Commercial  N.  Bank 
Consolida'n  N.  Bank 
Corn  Exch.  N.  Bank. 
Eighth  Nat.  Bank... 
Far.  A  Mech.  N.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Fourth  St.  Nat.  Bank 
Girard  Nat.  Bank... 
Independence  N.  B'k 
Kensington  N.  Bank. 
Manayunk  N.  H  ,nk. 
Manuf  aet'rs"  N.Bank 
Market  St.  Nat.  Bank 
Mechanics'  N.  Bank. 
Merchants'  Ex.  Bk.. 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Nat.  Bank  of  Com'ce 
National     Bank     of 

1,300,000 
210,000 
1,600,000 
150,000 
450,000 
233,000 
250,000 
370,000 
530,000 
600,000 
500.000 
1,000,000 
1,100,000 
200,000 
250,000 
100,000 
160,000 
150,000 
350.0OO 
i       7,459 
150,000 
80,000 

335,000 

675.000 
300,000 
175,000 
150,000 
65.000 
160,000 
450,000 
250,000 
1,000,000 
125,000 
150,000 
50,000 
150,000 
135,000 
50,000 
60,000 
115,000 
400,000 
400,000 
25,000 

7,576,000 
2,101,000 
7,848,000 
2,692,000 
1,053,000 
1,477,000 
1,113,000 
4,661,000 
1,733,000 
4,439,000 
8,586,000 
10,317,000 
7,563,000 
2,816,000 
896,000 
868,699 
1,799,000 
3,485,000 
1,378,000 
32,872 
3,207,000 
428,000 

1,810,291 

2.948.OOO 
1,270,000 
1,214,000 
1,371,000 
797,000 
1,406,000 
3,267,000 
1,308,233 
10,023,000 
1,295,000 
1,049,320 
574,000 
769.000 
1,137,000 
643,000 
788,000 
2.855,000 
2,606,000 
2,449,000 
389,150 

100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
50 
30 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 
40 
100 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
50 

50 

50 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
100 
1OO 
100 
1OO 
100 
100 
50 
1OO 
100 
100 
50 
50 
100 

i's'o" 

125" 

165 
321 

190 

100 
118 
28 
65 

72% 

130 

114 

27 
62  ia 
70 
300 

German  Nat.  Bank.. 
Iron  City  N.  Bank... 

315 

ioo" 

80 
95 
122 
67% 
75 

Liberty  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank.. 
Manufacturers'  Bk.. 
Marine  Nat.  Bank... 
Mechanics'  N.  Bank. 
Mercantile  Bank  
Mer.&Manuf.N.BanK 
MetropolitanN.Bank 
Monongah'  la  N.Bank 
Nat.  Bk.  of  West.  Pa. 
Pennsylva'iaN.Bank 
People's  Nat.  Bank.  . 
Pittsb.NatBk  of  Com 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Third  National  Bank 
Tradesmens'  N.Bank 
Union  Nat.  Bank  — 
U  S.Nat.  Bank  

107 

i"02" 

205 
142 
70 
123 
75 
180 
95 
128 
105 

323,027 
1,701,097 
670,433 
2,181,903 
435,435 
1,152,529 
982,004 
397,437 
2,798,875 
2,431,425 
4,000,000 
1,035,279 
2,267,131 
1,404,483 
519.978 
1,271,616 
624,416 

147 

125" 
80 

181% 

i's'o" 

110 

100 
123 
76 
120 
150 
158 
120 
230 
290 
287 
127 
201 
510 
125 
154 
120 
90 



95 
42 

165 

100 
45 

National     Bank     of 
Northern  Liberties 
Nat.  Bk.of  Republic. 
Nat.  Security  Bank. 
Ninth  National  Bank 
Northern  Nat.  Bank. 
Northwcst'n  N.  Bank 
Penn  National  Bank 
People's  Bank  

135 
110 

128 

Fidel.  Title  &  Tr.  Co. 
Mercantile  Trust  Co. 
Penn.  Title  &  Tr.  Co. 
Pittsburg  Trust  Co.  . 
Safe  Deposit  &  Trust 
Co.  of  Pittsburg.  .  . 
Union  Trust  Co  

175 

140 

§.170,932 

70,000 
5  636,612 

50,000 
425,000 
200,000 
120,000 
42,500 
85,000 
68,000 
100,000 
60,000 
50.000 
150.00(1 

1,170.275 

100 
50 

177 

ib'o 

163 
87 
200 
191 
93 
135 

165 

179,810 

149,900 
883,536 
489,778 
446,437 
872,713 
367,888 
289,440 
307,185 
120.000 
239.309 
3(51,050 

1OO 

50 
30 
101 
100 
25 
100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
100 

135 

68 
75 
225 
230 

205 

READING— 
Citizens'  Bank  

PhlladelpliiaNat.Bk. 
Quaker  City  Nat.  Bk. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Seventh  Nat.  Rank.. 
Sixth  Nat.  Bank  
South  wark  Nat.  Bk. 
South  west'n  Nat.  Bk. 
Tenth  Nat.  Bank  
Third  Nat.  Bank  
Tradesmen's  Nat.Bk. 
Union  Nat.  Bank... 
West  Phila.  Bank.... 

Farmers'  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
Keystone  Nat.  Bank 
Nat.  Union  Bank  
Penn  Nat.  Bank  
PenusylvaniaTr.  Co. 
Reading  Nat.  Bank.. 
Reading  Trust  Co... 
Sohuylkill  Valley  Bk. 
Second  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 

45 
160 

100 
80 
120 
112 
45 
70 

90 

2OO 
120 
160 
130 
75 
180 




50 

"76" 

:;;  '.'. 

•Last  sale.  'Book  value.  {Part  paid  in.  §  Including  undivided  profits. 

'Last  sale,  t  Book  value.  ;  Part  paid  In.  §  Including  undivided  profit* 

MARCH,  1897.J 


BANK    STOCK    QUOTATIONS. 


Capital.      Surplui.     Depotitt.     fr    Bid.    Atk. 


SCRANTOW— 
Dime  Discount  A  lie  • 

posit  Bank 

flnt  National  Bank 
A*ek.Tr.  AS.  D.  Co. 
Merchants'  A  Me 

ohanlci*'  Bank, 
eeranton  Bar.  Bank, 
fleranton  Sar.  Bank 

A  Trim  Co 

Third  Nat.  Bank 

Traders' Nat.  Bank.. 

WlLKESBARRE— 
First  National  Bank. 
•Second  Nat.  Bank... 

People*'  Bank 

Wyoming  Nat.  Bank 
Wyoming  Val.  Tr.  Co 

WlLLIAMSPORT— 
Pint  National  Bank. 
Lyeoniing  Nat.  Bank 
Merchant*'  X.  Bank. 
8uMUehanna    Trust 

4  Safe  Deposit  Co. 
Weal  Branca  X.  Bank 
WUUamnp't  N.  Bank 


100.000  S  42,000 
200.0OO  I  940.0OO 
250,000  )  80,000 

25O.OOO  &  95,000 
100.000  5  110,000 

SO.OOO  S  35,000 
2OO.OOO  I  364.0OO 
25O.OOO  5  50.000 


375,000  175.000 

45O.OOO  225,000 

250,000  1  So.OOO 

150.OOO  29O.OOO 

125.OOO  40.OOO 


800,000  200.000 

100.0OO  90,000 

1OO.OOO  25,000 

300.000 

100,000  100.006 

100.000  s.ooa 


40O.OOO  5O  72  >« 
4,921. s$2  100  650 
700,000100  135 


850,000100  

1,076,730  1OO  2OO 


550,000100  

1,635.091  100  35O 
395,731  100  


425,725  1OO* 130 

1,678,107  100  160   

826.607  1OO  150  . 

71'->.471  50* 120 

325,000  50  65 


543,103  1OO 
170.0OO  1OO 
220,832  1OO 

440.0OO  50 
584,799  100 
161.241  100 


RHODE    ISLAND. 


PROVIDENCE- 
•  •Mirloan  Nat.  Bank 
Atlantic  Nat.  bank 
Blaekntone     Canal 

National  Bank 

City  National  Bank. 
c..ii,!i..  retain   BM! 

ruth  Nat  Bank 

Flnt  NaBoaal  Bank. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 
Globe  National  Bank 
High  Street  Bank... 
Manufacfr.  N.  Bank 
Mechanic*'  N.  Bank 
Mereham.'  N.  Bank. 
Mat.  Bank  of  Oum'oe> 
National  Bank  of, 
.  America  ... 
Hational  Kagle  Bank 
w..  L~*-»"-UM  Bank 
.IBank.. 


•15W    126.000    1.430,448    SO 
385,000!       15.00O        144.855    50 


100,000 

41.000 

1OO.OOO 

...  ...    - 

62.001 
3OO.OOO 


200.OOO 
MI  000 


314.278    25 

310.434    50 

797.931     5O 

13U.6O6    50 

705,086    50 

336,346  10O 

76.534    50 

•J-1.126    5O 

:">8  1OO 

540,736    SO 

2.929.7&O    SO 

1.667.294    50 


Rat.  I 


i.N.t.  Bank 
Providence  N.  Bank. 
Baode  l.la'd  N.  Bank 
K.,*.r  W. ..:.„...  >„: 


AeooDd  Nat.  Bank. 
Third  Ha 
Weyb 


*  N.Hank 
iter  Bank. 


In.lu»trtal  Tnut  Co 

Mercantile  Ti  uat  Co . 

Rhode  Uland  llo.pl 

taJTnutCo. 


gage  ATruatOo... 

Ciiloi,  Vr  i  •:•'.. 

NEWPORT- 

*it1*       '  Hat.  Bk. . 

Flnt  Nat.  Bank 

Merchanu'Baak  ... 
«at.Bk.  of  Ka.Ial... 
Hat.  Kxehange  Bank 
Nrw  Kug  Com'l  Bk.. 
Hewporf  Nat.  Bank 
Onion  Nat.  Bank.... 

PAWTUCKET  - 

JTlnt  Nat.  Bank 

Paotle  N.  B.  of  Pawt. 
H.B.of  Pawt 


WOOMaOCKET- 
Cltlten*'  Nat.  Bank 
Flr.t  Nat.  Bank... 
N.t.  <ilobe  Bank... 
Hat.  Union  Bank... 
Pr.«l.i.  -r-  s  .t  i:; 


500.000 
1,OO«' 

50" 
500.000 

5OO.OOO 

•  'KM! 
1.INMI.IHNI 

1.70!'.. 

1,000.000 
500.000 

soo.ooo 

SOO.O.N. 

499.950 

MO.OOO 
500.000 

l.OOO.OUO 
300.000 


1.000,000     750.000-1 4,058,780  . 


130.500 

•x) 
"O 

Ino.noo 
•  x) 


632,086  SO 
543.414  SO 
88S.327  SO 
356.397100 
80*.  482  SO 
.  1  1,147,209  40O 
.00O   OO3.U7 


1OO.OOO 
60.000 
37.OOO 
80.023 
67.925 


152.940  75 
212.934  1OO 
007,626  KNI 
185.754  SO 
126.H07  SO 
200,000  4.090,3- 

1OO 


70.OOO 
12,000 
30,000 
35.000 
10.000 
00.000 


100.000 

250.000 


I0i 

;. ••'.'•"• 

100.000 

;,«,..-K, 

100,000 

73.000     I 
120,000 


300,000   180.000 


100.000   20,000 
200.000  100,000 

100.000  20,000 

190.000   30.000 
200.000   70.000 

170,000 


100 

100 

50 


240.000  50 
1OS.OOO  100 
153.000  SO 

•Jill. INK,   10O 

271.000    50 

.,•.., MM,         -,,, 

220.000 

106,000    M 


--•:<•  M  100 
497.025  SO 
093,179  100 


57.000  100 

108,1 M 

55.OOO    25 

•  <2    50 

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no. •  M 


43 

38 

23 
58 
42 
39 
U)  • 
114 


45 

40 

24 
61 
44  >• 
45 

130" 


M 

64 
135  140 
51  >«  53 
02V  65 
41>«  42% 


41 

52 
100 
100 

73 
750 

17 

61 

"sY 


100 


70 
00 


50 
175 

P3 
UM 

65 

45 
100 

90 


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70 

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534 

107" 
76 

20" 


03 

06' 


102 

M 


KNOXVILLE— 
City  National  Bank. 
East  Tenn.  Nat.  Bk.. 
Holston  Nat.  Bank.. 
Knox    Co.    Bank    &.. 

TrustCo 

Knox  ville  Bkg.  Co. . .  i 

Market  Bank 

Mechanics'  Nat.  Bk. 

Merchants'  Bank 

Third  Nat.  Bank 

MEMPHIS— 

Bank  of  Commerce. . 
Continental  Nat.  Bk. 
Continental  Sav.  Bk.! 

First  Nat.  Bank 

Manhattan  Savings 
Bank  &  Trust  Co.. 
Memphis  Nat.  Bank. 
Memphis  Sav.  Bank. 
Memphis  Trust  Co. 

Mercantile  Bank 

Security  Bk.dtTr.Co. 

State  Nat.  Bank 

State  Sayings  Bank. 
Union  &  Planters' Bk. 
Union  S.Bk.ATr.  Co. 

NASHVILLE— 
American  Nat.  Bank 
City  Savings  Bank.. 
Firxt  National  Bunk. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 

Mi-rcliants'  Hank 

Nashville  Trust  Co. . 
Union  Bauk  i-  Tr.C'o. 


Capital.     Surplus.    Deposits. 


200,000;  $17,415'  660,581 
175,000  175,000  860,057 
100,000  10,000  101.244 


/"r 


1OO 
100 

10(1 


Sid. 


85 


25,000  500         23,000(1001 

50,000       15,000       100,000!  10O| 

.-,(),( I.  HI 


100,000  100,000'   456,943 

lOO.OOO   10.0OO    

300,000   37,000i   293,852 


1,000,000  350.00O 

600,000  18,500 

25,000;  5,000 

500,000  50,000| 


100  200 
100 
100  100 


2,000,000  100 
700,000  100 
145.0O01.... 

1,250,0001 100 


105 
50 


100 


30,0(10 

SOO.OOO 

50.000 
lOO.OOO 
200,000 

50,000 
250,000 

50,000 
60O.OOO5 

12,500 


90,000 

150,000 

8,636 


70,000 
lO.OOO 
100,000 
50,000 
32,880 


1,000,000 

100,000 

6OO.OOO 
1,000,000 
15O.OOO 
350.0OO 
lOO.OOO 


72.000 
20,000 
83.80O 

200,000 
§6,415 

545,000 
25,000 


750,000  100  350 
800,000;100  100 
300,000!100  110 


430,000  100  100 

!lOO  

1,400,000  100  160 
265.OOOilOO|  150 
950,000  1001  100 
100,000  50'  120 


1,323,297  100      f>5 

90,000.... I     5O 

970,393100      40 

2,004,664  100,  117 

299,105100      70 

100,  102 

425,000  100   130 


Ask. 
100 


110 
55 


105 

400 
102 
115 


105 

ios" 

160 
105 
125 


88 
60 
45 

119 
75 

104 


TEXAS. 


160 


110 
73 

i 
M 

33 
M 


AUSTIN— 

American  Nat.  Bank 
Austin  Nat.  Bank... 
City  National  Bank. 
Flnt  National  Bauk. 
State  Nat.  Bank 

DALLAS— 

American  Nat.  Bank 
City  National  Bank. 
National  Bank  of 

Commerce.. ! 

Nat.  Exchange  Bank 

FORT  WORTH— 

American  Nat.  Bank 
Far.AMech.Nat.Bk. 
First  National  Bauk. 
Fort  Worth  Nat.  Bk. 
State  National  Bank 
Nat '1  Lire  Stock  Bk. 
Traders'  Nat'l  Bank. 

GALVESTON— 
First  National  Bank. 
(JalvMton  Nat.  Bank 

l-l.in.t  City  S.iv.  H'k. 
TCI  an  Ld.  A  L'n  Co.. 

HOUSTON— 
Commercial  N.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Houston  Net.  Bank. 
Planter*'  A  Median*' 

National  Bank.... 
Sou  tli  Texas  N.  Bank 
Houston  L'd  *  Tr.Co . 

SAN  ANTONIO— 
Alamo  Nat.  Bank... 
Lockwood  Nat.  Hank 
San  Antonio  N.  Bank 

WACO- 

Cltiiens'  Nat'l  Bank. 
Far.  *  Her.  Nat.  Bk. 
First  National  Bank. 
Waco  State  Bank — , 
!';..M.l.  nt  Nan  l:'k 


200,000 
150,000 
150.00O 
lOO.OOO 
100,000 


§52,026; 
$40.000 


400,000 

150,000 
800,000 


1. -.0.000 

200,000 

250,000 
SOO.OOO 
250,000 
1 50,000 
199,000 


300.000 
250.000 
lOO.OOO 
510,000 


. 
S27.000 

50,000 


125.0OO 
25,000! 

1,500 1 
11.000' 


8,500 

125,6bo 
81,000 
40,000 

so'.obo: 


476,640  1  Qp  *120 
304,000  100|  110 

230,000  10O,  

191,000  10O:  100 
414,000  100  140 


1,061,220  100 
1,398,178  100 

236,000  100 
919,600  10O 

225,000  100 
300.000  100 
500,000  10O 
90O.OOO  1OO 
450,000  100!  ICO 

200,000100  

207,000  100  125 


165 
120 


100 


90 

70 

125 

90 


100,000:  348,079  10O 

U  l.OOO  604,865  100 

200,000!  350,000  100 

35,000  10O 


SOUTH    CAROLINA. 


CHARLE*TON- 
Bank  of  Charleston 
-OMollnaMo 
OkarL  BaVg«  lonfn 
Columbian    Banking 

*Tru.tCo 

••tarprtiie  Bank.... 
•zelL  Bk«.  *  fr.  CO. 

•tint  Rat.  Bank 

Oaamli  rtar.  Bank 
Mtoer.' A  M-rrh.  Bk. 
P*opU->  Nat.  Bank. . 
•o.Car.ly  anATr.Oo. 


300.000  100.000  1.267.795  10O  128 

200.000   100.000 1 1,508.135 

SO.OOO   SO.OOO   573,815  10O  4OO 


50.000  8.000 

3O.OOO  3,000 

lOO.OOO  I5.OOO 

2OO.OOO  350.000 

40,000  lOO.OOO 

lOO.OOO  10.000 

250.000  100.000 

230.000  {00.000 


5O 
J9  25 
253,710  loo 
OOO.O89  100 
1.797.029  .... 
328.829  100 
-  -•»  1OO 
052,229  100 


130 

450 


30  51 

23  25 

100  101 

225  250 

1100  1150 

1O4  1O5 

133  160 

43  '  30 


20O.OOO  30,000 

lOO.OOO  400,000 

100,000  11,000 

250.0OO  21,500 

500,000  80,000 
215,000 


125 
1115 

;ioo' 

150 


100 


100 

90 

140 

100 

110 

60 

130 





405,476  100  100 

1,482,383  1OO  550 

203,586100  


286.345  100 
618,364  100 
100 


250,000  21,000 
1  SO.OOO  30.000 
125,000  250,000 


100,000  §157,315 

100,000  6,050 

500.000  5154,094 

lOO.OOO  2O.OOO 

300,000  540,095 


53 

100 

65 


591,0001001 

450,000  lOOit 

1,028,032  100;i 


102  >« 
"90" 

ibi" 


120 

130 
250 


340,372  10O 
58,464  ion 
926,619  10O 
341,420  10O 
329,016100 


UTAH. 


TENNESSEE. 


CHATTAHOOOA— 
(•Bkc.rn. 
.Nat.  Bk. 
tflar.Bk. 
.ATr.Oo. 

.'Bank 

i.  Chatfga  8av.  Bk. 
^-    Hat  Bank. ... 
k.A 


2.5OO 
3OO.OOO' 

: H, 

200.000 

)O.OOO 

150.000 

ROM 


00,000 

...    -:  ,.  , 


1 

: 

•..., 


100 

462.000  100 
325  ,OOO  100 
245,099  .... 

11.-..IXHI   1IHI 

31-.  r 

..  100 


SALT  LAKE  CITY— 
Bank  of  Commerce. . 
Commercial  N.  Bank 
Decent  Nat.  Bank.. 
Deseret  Sar'gx  Bauk 
Flnt  National  Bauk, 

Park  City 

Nat.  Bank  of  Bejrab'c 
Salt  Lake  Valley 

Loan  &  Trust  Co . . 
State  Bank  of  Utah. 
Utah  Commercial  A 

.Saving*  Bank 

I'tah  National  Bauk. 
Utah  Title  Insurance 

A  Trust  Co 

Zion's  Savings  Bank 

.v  Tni.-tCo 


loo.cmo 
SOO.OOO 
SOO.OOO 
100,000 

50,000 
300,000 

300.000 
SOO.OOO 

2OO.OOO 
2OO.OOO 

150,000 
200,000 


20.OOO       275,OOOilOO 

10.0OO;       400,000100 

250.0OO    1,088,000  10O 

40,000       648,000100 


5,250 
15.OOO 

1,600 


40.0OO 
22,000 


270,000  100 
212,000  100 

..  100 
350,000,100 

270,000  100 
240,000  100 


10,000       150,000  tooo 
200,000    1,220,000100 


55 

65 

195 

110 


132ial50 


75 


85 
60 


95 
60 


140 


65 

75 

200 

120 


80 


90 
65 


100 
65 


1000 
150 


VIRGINIA. 


NORFOLK— 
Bank  of  Commerce. 


lOO.OOO  §     83,758 


nmiiL  i»»  vsuiiiuiiri  vw. .  .wv,w~   v       w,  •  —   - 

Citizens' Bank 300,000  5  188,609 

City  National  Bank.        200,000  $     18.519 


376,410  100 
893,609  1OO 
223,235  100 


145 
136 
100 


150 
140 
105 


•LMt  aato.  t  Book  Tain*.    Part  paid  In.  }  laclodlng  undlTided  proflu- 


•Last  sale.  (Book  value.  IPartpaidin.  5  Including  undivided  profits. 


THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXLV 


Oaptal. 

Surplus. 

Dtpotitt. 

PV 

Bid. 

Atk. 

• 

Capital. 

Surplut. 

Deposits. 

fr 

But. 

As  I: 

NORFOLK-(Oon.)— 
Marine  Bank  

100,000 

206,925 
400,000 

200.000 
100,000 

200,000 
.100,000 
600,000 
200,000 
125,000 
300,000 
300,000 
200,000 
500,000 
219,750 
50O.OOO 

4  144,680 

.;     53.919 
223,613 

§  145,000 
5    52,000 

42,000 
100,000 
400,000 
250,000 

573,133 

444,467 
1,531,193 

.796,100 
311,688 

480,000 
650,000 
1,450,500 
1,318,504 
230.0OO 
657,779 
1,513,882 
250,000 
1,383,217 
900,000 

100 

100 

100 

20 
100 

25 

100 
10O 
25 
100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
Kill 

180 

113 
145 

29 
120 

27% 

200 

115 
150 

TACOMA- 
Fidolity  TrustCo.... 
London  &  San.  F.Bk. 

Nat.Bk.of  Commerce 
Pacific  Nat.  Bank... 
Sr.aiidiiiar.-Ain.  Bk.. 
I'NimiSiiv.IS.cVTr.C'o. 

9 
500,000 
2,450,000 
200,000 
400.OOO 
60,000 
100.00(1 

§     35,000 
375,000 
§       4,606 
5    41,147 
3,000 
17,664 

$ 
450,000 

Norfolk  Bk.  for  Sav- 

271,161 

558,938 
65,000 

ti<i9.  «!>r> 

ibo 

100 
100 

Norfolk  Nat.  Bank.. 

PETERSBURG— 

Petersb.Sav.&Ins.Co 
•rin>  National  Bank.. 

RICHMOND— 
Citizens'  Bank  
City  Bank  

100 

no 

11  5 

125 

27 
28*4 

WEST  VIRGINIA. 

WHEELING— 
Bank  of  Ohio  Valley 
Bank  of  Wheeling... 
City  Bk.  of  Wheeling 
Commercial  Bank... 
Exchange  Bank  
German  Bank  

175,000 

200,000 

150.000 
80,000 
30O.OOO 
80,000 
200,000 
100,000 
25,000 
102,100 

25,000 
20,000 
10,000 
10,000 

First  Nat.  Bank  
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
Metropolitan  Bank.. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Virginia. 
Planters'  Nat.  Bank. 
Security  Bank  

165 
165 
26 
100 
240 
9-ia 
1363i 
112^ 
109 

650.0OO 
290,000 
774,000 
720,000 
516,921 
360.0OO 
93,000 
1S9.212 

.... 

60,000 
700,000 
38,000 
240.0OO 
220,000 
75.OOO 

102 
24614 
105 

120,000 
40,000 
35,000 
2,250 

Nat.  Bank  of  W.  Va 
People's  Bank  

State  Bk.  of  Virginia 
Union  Bk.  of  Richm. 
Virginia  Trust  Co 

115 

South  Side  Bank  
Wheel.  Title  &Tr.  Co. 

100 

WASHINGTON. 

WISCONSIN. 

LA  CROSSE. 
Batavlan  Bank  
ExchangeState  Bank 
German-  Amer.  Bank 
Nat.Bk.of  LaCrosse 
Security  Savings  Bk. 
State  B'k  of  LaCrosse 

MILWAUKEE.— 
Central  Nat.  Bank.. 
First  National  Bank. 
Gennan-Amer.  Bank 
Marshall  &  Ilgley  B'k 
Milwaukee,  N.  Bank. 
Milwaukee  Trust  Co. 
Nat.  Exchange  Bank 
Second  Ward  Sav.  Bk 
West  Side  Bank  
Wisconsin  Marine  & 
Fire  Ins.  Co.  Bank. 
Wisconsin  Nat.  Bank 
Wisconsin  Trust  Co. 

200,000 
25,000 
50,000 
250,000 
50.00O 
50,000 

300,000 
1,000,000 
100,000 
300,000 
450,000 
100,000 
500,000 
200,000 

100,000 

500,000 
1,000,000 
250,000 

§     22,000 
1,500 
§       4,000 
50,000 
§       1,000 
49,000 

S     58,202 
250,000 
§     12,000 
6    25,000 
21,000 
7,000 
100.000 
5  338,244 

1,067,954 
75,153 
71,406 
942,528 
70,000 
421,391 

2,100,528 
8,306.460 
450,000 
2,500,000 
893,225 

IfO 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 

ibo 

100 
100 
100 

»  * 

Impossible  to  make 
quotations,  uo  transac 
tions  having  occurred 

stances.  g8S§§S 

SEATTLE— 

Boston  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 
Dexter.Horton  <fe  Co 
First  Nat.  Bank  
Nat.Bk.of  Commerce 
People's  Sav.  Bank. 
Puget  Sound  Nat.Bk. 
Scandinavian-Amer- 
ican Bank  
Seattle  Nat.  Bank... 
Washington  Nat.Bk. 

SPOKANE- 
EX  change  Nat.  Bk.. 
Fidelity  Nat.  Bank.. 
Old  Nat.  Bank 

180,000 
200,000 
15O.OOO 
300,000 
60,000 
528,000 

75,000 
250,000 
100,000 

250,000 
100.0OO 
200,000 
100,000 
200,000 

4       6,356 
§  143,597 
§  152,549 
}       1,030 
9,000 
5    47,550 

5    12,336 
6     14,306 
$    24,879 

§     68,781 
J     20.0O7 
§     14,357 
§       2,502 
§    91,940 

198,042 
935,874 
441,906 
339,289 
290,967 
657,096 

152,241 
74,739 
486,150 

671,374 
91,401 
491,757 
185,612 
625,286 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 

110 
110 
100 
102 

2,486,575 
4,106,28r> 
296,510 

1,850,000 
3,411,081 

5     93.000 
150,000 
§       4,000 

Spok'neA  East.Tr.Co 
Traders'  Nat.  Bank. 

• 

100 
130 

*  Last  sale.   *  Book  value.   2  Part  paid  In.    §  Undiv'd  profits  Included. 

*  Last  sale,   i  Book  value.   J  Part  paid  in. 

§  Undiv'd  profits  included  . 

THE  QUOTATION 


SUPPLEMENT 


OF   THE 


COMMERCIAL  &  flNANCIAL  CHRONICLE. 


CONTENTS. 

NEW  YORK  FINANCIAL  MARKETS  FOB  MARCH. 
NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE, 

MONTHLY  AND  YEARLY  RECORD  OF  BONDS. 

MONTHLY  AND  YEARLY  RECORD  OF  STOCKS,     - 
BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANGE  PRICES, 
GENERAL  QUOTATIONS  OF  BONDS  AND  STOCKS.    - 

KAILROAD  SECURITIES, 

STREET  RAILWAY  SECURITIES 

MUNICIPAL  BONDS, 
MISCELLANEOUS  SECURITIES,     - 

MISCBLLAKBOCS  BONDS, 

GAS  BONDS, 

GAS  STOCKS,      - 

Miinvo  STOCKS, 

TELEPHONE  AND  TELEGRAPH, 

ELECTRIC  STOCKS, 

INSURANCE  STOCKS, 

MANUFACTURLXO, 

MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS,    - 
BANK  AND  TRUST  COMPANY  STOCKS.      - 


5 
7-18 

-  7-16 
16-18 

-  18-19 
20-88 

-  20-26 
26-28 

-  28-34 
34-38 

-  34-85 

89 
85 

35-36 
86 
86 
36 

-  36-37 
87-38 

-  38-46 


3,  189V. 


[In. 


WILLIAM    R    DANA    COMPANY,    PUBLISHERS, 

I'lN'E  STREET,  COBWEB  PEARL  STREET,  NEW  YORK. 

.„  ,fc. ,    „  ,J<VT  bT  WIIJ.IA*  B.  DAS*.  COMPAMT.  In  offloe  of  Librarian  of  CongreM,  Wxhington,  I 

ofOi«rti«lmta>»  -  — ___— ^._  .__ 


AUGUST  BELMONT  &  CO., 

BANKERS, 

No.   23  NASSAU  STREET,  NEW  YORK. 

AGEXTS    AND    CORSBSPOlfDElfTS     OF    THE 

Messrs.     R,OTHSOHILr>, 

LONDON      .-.      PARIS     .-.      FRANKFORT      .-.      VIENNA. 

Issue  Letters  oj   Credit  for   Travelers,  available  in  all 

parts  of  the  world. 

Draw  Bills  of  Exchange  and  make  Cable  Transfers  to  Europe,  West  Indies,  Mexico 

and  California. 

Execute  Orders  for  the  Purchase  and  Sale  of  Investment  Securities, 


BROWN  BROTHERS  &  CO., 

PHILADELPHIA,  NEW  YORK,  BOSTON, 

4th  and  Chestnut  Sts.  59  WALL  ST,  66  State  St. 

AND 

ALEX.  BROWN  &  SONS,  Baltimore  and  Calvert  Sts.,  Baltimore. 

ALL    CONNECTED    BY    PRIVATE     WIRE. 
member*  of  the  New  York,  Philadelphia  and  Baltimore  Stock  Exchange*. 

Execute  Orders  on  Commission  for  Purchase  and  Sale  of  Stocks,  Bonds,  and  all  Investment 

Securities.     Bills  of  Exchange  Bought  and  Sold. 

Commercial  Letters  of  Credit  and  Travelers'  Letters  of  Credit  issued,  available  in  all 

parts  of  the  world. 

Collections  made  on  all  points;  Telegraphic   Transfers  of   Money   made    between   this 

Country  and  Europe. 

Deposit  Accounts  of  American  Banks,  Bankers,  Firms   and  Individuals  received  upon 

favorable    terms. 


Brown,  Shipley  &  Co.,  Founders'  Court,  Lothbury,  E.  C.,  London. 


THE  QUOTATION 

SUPPLEMENT 


OF   THE 


(COMMERCIAL  &  flNAHClAL  CHRONICLE. 

[Entered  according  to  Act  ot  Congress  In  the  year  1897,  by  WIUJAM  B.  DANA  COMPANY,  In  office  of  Librarian  of  Congress,  Washington.  D.  O.1 

NEW    YORK,    APRIL    3,    1897. 


THE   QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 

TUB  QUOTATTCW  BtrrrLBMBST,  Issued  monthly.  Is  furnished 
»•*'•  «*•!•»•  to  every  annual  subscriber  of  the  COMMERCIAL  AHD  Fin  AS- 
CIAL  CHBORICUL 

TBB   ijrvBCTOBS*   ScrrLBMBWT,  lamed  quarterly,  1s  also  furnished 


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Terms  for  the  CHBOBICLK,  Including  the  four  SapplemenU  above 
•amed,  are  Tea  Dollars  within  the  United  States  and  Twelve  Dollars 
<  which  Include*  postage)  In  Europe. 

WILLIAM  B.  DANA  COMPANY,  PUBLISHERS, 

PINE  ST..  CORNER  OF  PEARL  ST.,  NEW  YORK. 

A'A'1 7/;il     itf  MARCH. 

The  overshadowing  event  of  the  month  was  the  de- 
cision of  the  Supreme  Court  of  the  United  States  in 
the  CMC  of  the  Trans-Missouri  Freight  Association. 
Tin-  public  iniiiil  wag  wholly  unprepared  for  the  ruling 
made,  and  nearly  >  ••  has  been  startled  at  a  con- 

templation of  the  possible  consequences  to  result  from 
the  application  of  the  doctrine  laid  down  by  the  Court. 
It  had  pr  !.etjn  accepted  as  an  established  fact 

that  the  Anti-Trust  law  was  not  meant  to  cover  the 
CMC*  of  railroads,  but  the  Supreme  Court  decides  not 
only  that  does  apply  to  common  carriers  by 

railroad,  but  it  rules  that  the  words  "restraint  of 
trade"  in  the  Act  cannot  be  construed  to  have  the 
meaning  which  they  have  had  at  common  law,  namely 
iinrca-iinaM'-  real  ruin  t .  l>ut  must  be  used  in  their 
broad,  unrestricted  sense — therefore  barring  out  ap- 
parently all  arrangements  and  agreements  for  the  fixing 
«.f  ratM. 

The  stock  market  weakened  as  soon  as  the  decision 
was  declared,  and  the  depression  subsequently  be- 
came oiiite  pronounced.  It  was  argued  that  the  effects 
of  the  ruling  were  likely  to  be  serious  and  far  reaching; 
that  in  the  present  state  of  railroad  development  rates 
cannot  be  maintained  except  by  joint  action  of  some 
.  which  the  Court,  as  it  would  seem,  decides  is 
Hence  the  tone,  previously  strong  for 
reasons  presently  to  he  mentioned,  has  entirely  changed 
and  price*  have  sharply  declined.  The  decision  has  also 
ised  somewhat  of  a  depressing  inff  uence  on  general 
••>•**.  owing  to  the  knowledge  that  disaster  to  the 
railroads  would  mean  serious  harm  to  the  whole  range 
of  iii'i  Thiii*  we  have  had  a  repetition  of  pre- 

•>at  just  when  we  were  apparently  on 
ve  of  a  great  improvement  in  affairs  a  new  dis- 


turbing element  has  arisen,  modifying  or  deferring  the 
bright  prospect  in  view. 

-  In  the  general  uneasiness,  the  earlier  event  of  the 
month,  which  seemed  likely  to  have  far-reaching  bene- 
ficial effects,  has  for  the  moment  been  quite  lost  sight 
of.  We  refer  to  the  arrangement  by  which  the  Lake 
Shore  &  Michigan  Southern  undertakes  to  refund  in 
advance  of  maturity,  and  at  a  great  saving  in  the  yearly 
fixed  charges,  its  indebtedness  represented  by  high-rate 
bonds  falling  due  within  the  next  few  years.  It  was 
at  once  seen  that  the  event  opened  up  large  possibil- 
ities in  the  case  of  other  roads  similarly  situated.  The 
occurrence  was  soon  followed  by  reports  that  the  New 
York  Central  hud  a  refunding  scheme  under  consider- 
ation, and  there  were  also  rumors  that  other  compan- 
ies were  discussing  the  advisability  of  action  of  that 
kind.  The  effect  of  all  this  was  to  stimulate  activity 
in  the  stock  market,  and  there  was  a  large  and  general 
rise  throughout  the  whole  list.  Then  came,  as  said 
above,  the  decision  of  the  Supreme  Court  upsetting  all 
calculations  and  precipitating  a  decline  again. 

So  far  as  the  ordinary  events  are  concerned,  Presi- 
dent McKinley  was  inducted  into  office  on  the  4th, 
and  his  inaugural  address  was  favorably  received.  He 
promptly  issued  a  proclamation  convening  Congress  in 
extra  session,  the  date  of  assembling  being  fixed  for 
the  15th.  The  House  of  Representatives  as  promptly 
began  work  on  the  new  tariff  bill.  The  Committee  on 
\V  ays  and  Means  of  the  previous  House  had  had  the  meas- 
ure under  consideration  for  a  long  time,  and  when  the 
Committee  of  the  new  House  entered  upon  its  du- 
ties the  bill  was  ready  for  submission.  It  was  favor- 
ably reported  to  the  House  on  the  19th,  and  March  31st 
was  agreed  on  for  taking  a  final  vote  upon  it,  and  on 
that  date  it  was  passed.  The  probable  action  of  the 
Senate  on  the  bill  is  a  matter  of  speculation.  The 
prospect  of  higher  tariff  duties  and  a  fear  that  the  act 
might  be  made  retroactive  led  to  very  extensive  with- 
drawals of  goods  from  the  bonded  warehouses,  and  on 
the  15th  (the  date  when  Congress  convened)  the  pay- 
ment of  duties  at  this  point  reached  the  large  figure  of 
$2,178,515.  After  that  the  payments  rapidly  fell  off, 
anxiety  regarding  a  possible  retroactive  clause  having 
largely  disappeared,  but  the  latter  part  of  the  month 
the  payments  again  became  large,  on  the  announce- 
ment that  a  retroactive  provision  had  been  definitely 
agreed  upon.  In  the  bill  as  it  passed,  April  1  was 
fixed  as  the  date  for  the  retroactive  provision. 


QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


In  the  railroad  world,  another  favorable  occurrence 
(besides  the  Lake  Shore  refunding  plan)  was  the 
announcement  that  the  co-operation  of  Messrs.  J.  P- 
Morgan  &  Co.  and  of  Drexel  &  Co.  had  been  secured  in 
readjusting  the  finances  of  the  Lehigh  Valley.  The 
arrangement  included  a  plan  for  refunding  the  in- 
debtedness of  the  Packer  estate  and  for  taking  care  of 
the  Packer  promissory  notes,  known  as  Packer  paper. 
The  scheme  was  important  not  only  on  its  own  account, 
but  because  it  promised  to  be  of  benefit  in  preserving 
harmony  among  the  anthracite  coal  roads.  It  did  not, 
however,  prevent  an  important  break  on  the  Stock 
Exchange  in  the  price  of  Central  of  New  Jersey  stock. 
An  unfavorable  feature  during  the  month  was  exces- 
sive rains  and  .  floods  in  various  parts  of  the  West  and 
South.  Along  the  Mississippi  River  an  extensive  area 
of  low  lands  was  overflowed,  breaks  in  the  levees  hav- 
ing occurred  at  points  in  Arkansas,  Missouri  and 
Mississippi. 

In  the  money  market  the  only  influence  of  conse- 
quence was  the  demand  for  loans  in  connection  with 
the  large  withdrawals  of  goods  from  the  warehouses,  to 
get  the  benefit  of  the  existing  tariff  rates,  as  mentioned 
above.  The  inquiry  on  that  account  was  some- 
what urgent  at  one  time.  Still  there  was  such  a 
plethora  of  funds  that  rates  were  very  little  changed^, 
the  effect  being  mainly  to  give  a  firmer  tone  to  the 
market.  On  the  Stock  Exchange  the  rate  for  money 
on  call  •  did  not  at  any  time  get  above  2  per  cent,  and 
generally  loans  were  made  at  l^@lf  per  cent.  On 
time  the  demand  by  importers  advanced  rates  frac- 
tionally for  the  longer  dates,  but  transactions  were  very 
limited.  In  the  early  part  of  the  month  the  rate  for 
ninety  days  to  four  months  was  2£  per  cent  and  for  five 
to  six  months  3  per  cent;  later  3  per  cent  was  asked 
for  the  former  periods  and  3£  per  cent  for  the  latter. 
In  the  commercial  paper  market  much  borrowing  on 
tobacco  paper  was  noted,  the  business  being  handled 
by  institutions  familiar  with  this  trade,  chiefly  trust 
companies,  and  it  was  also  reported  that  these  latter 
had  bought  quite  extensively  of  paper  secured  by 
warehouse  receipts  on  imported  goods  as  collateral. 
The  following  shows  the  interest  rates  on  the  various 
classes  of  loans  for  each  week  of  the  month: 


CM  Loans— 


KATES  FOR  MONET  IN  NEW  TOHK,  WEEKLY. 

Mar.  6.      Mar.  IS.    Star.  20.    Jtfor.27 


1)4-8 

154 

1)6-2 


1)6  2 

1% 

1)6-2 


1)6-2 


2 

2)6 

3 

3 

8)6 

3)6 

8)6 

3-3)6 
3)4-4 
4-5 


2 

2)6 

3 

3 

3)6 

3% 

3)6 

3)4 

3)6-4 

4-5 


1)6-2 

2 

2)6 

3 

3 

3% 

3)4 

3)6 

3)4 


such  purchases  with  call  money  here  at  1£  per  cent.. 
The  following  shows  the  rates  for  actual  business  in 
sterling  for  every  day  in  which  a  change  in  any  class  of 
bills  occurred. 

A<   TI'A  I,     KATKS.  — IUXKKRS'    AND   COMMERCIAL   BILLS. 

, Banker*'  Hills. ,  , Commercial  mils. , 

60  Day.  Sight.              Cable.              Prime.     Documentary 

March    1.        485    -4  86)4  48?    -487)4    487)4-487)4  481)4-48494    488}<-48«X. 

4.      .4  85K-4  85)4  4  87    -4  87)4    <  87)4-4  87)4  4  84M-4  85       4  84    -4  £4)4 

8.      .4S6)4-485?4  487)4-487)6    487fc-487J<  1 85    -4  85)4    4  84)4-4  8IJ< 

10.        4  85)4-4  85J4  487    -187)4    487)4-467)4  4  8JJ4-4  85        4  P*)4-4  84)4- 

22.      .48><>{-486  487)4487)4    4  87)4-4  87J4  485    -485)4    4  84)i-4  84M' 

The  posted  rates   for  every  day  in   the   month  are 
given  in  the  following. 

POSTED      Il,YTES— BANKERS'  STERLING)  BILLS. 


At  Stock  Exchanite-RanKe  for  week...  1)4-134 

Average  for  week  ..........................  194 

At  banks  and  trust  companies  ...........  1)6-2 

Time  Loans— 

Thlrlydays  .....................  ...........  2 

Sixty  days  ...................................  2    -2)6 

Ninetydays  ...........................  ....2)6 

Four  months  ...............................  2)6 

Fivemonlhs  ................................  3 

SUmonths  ..................................  3 

Sevenmonths       ........  ..................  3)6 

Commercial  Paper- 

Double  Names  Choice—  80  to  90  days  .....  3 

Single  Names—  Prime  4  to  6  months  .....  3)6-4 
Good  4  to  6  months  ......  4    -6 

The  foreign  exchange  market,  as  in  the  preceding 
month,  showed  remarkable  steadiness.  In  the  rates 
for  actual  business  there  were  only  three  or  four  changes 
throughout  the  whole  month.  It  is  noticeable,  how- 
ever, that  the  tendency  of  the  market  was  again  up- 
ward, sixty-day  bills  being  particularly  strong.  In  sight 
bills  and  cable  transfers  the  net  advance  for  the  month 
was  only  one-quarter  of  a  cent  per  pound  sterling, 
but  in  sixty-day  bills  the  advance  was  three-quar- 
ters of  a  cent.  The  rise  in  this  latter  case  is  ascribed 
to  the  scarcity  of  commercial  bills  and  to  the  fact  that 
the  few  bills  in  the  market  were  held  at  high  figures. 
It  is  also  said  that  there  was  again  a  demand  for  invest- 
ment, some  bankers  still  figuring  out  a  small  profit  in 


Mar. 

60  days. 

Demand, 

Sfor. 

60<Jav8. 

Demand. 

Mar. 

60  days. 

Demand. 

l7777 

485)£-6 

i  87)4-3 

IK.... 

486    -6)4 

486-8)6 

26.777 

488)6 

488-6H 

2..  . 

486 

488 

14.... 

S. 

26.... 

486)6 

488-8)6 

8..  . 

486 

488 

15.... 

488    -«)4 

488    -8)4 

27.... 

486)6 

488-8)4 

4.. 

4  86 

488 

16.... 

4  86    -6)6 

4  87)6-8)6 

28 

8  

6.. 

488    -6)4 

488-8)4 

17.... 

488    -8)4 

4  87)4-8)4 

-P.... 

488)6 

488    -8V 

6.. 

186    -6)4 

488-84 

18.... 

486    -6)4 

4  87)4-8)4 

30.... 

486)6 

483    -8)6 

7.. 

8. 



19... 

188    -6)4 

487S4-f)4 

81.... 

486)4 

488-8)4 

8.. 

486    -6)6 

488-8)4 

20.... 

488    -6)4 

487)4-8)6 

».. 

486    -fit 

488-3)4 

2'.. 

s 

Open 

485)6-8 

487U-8 

10.. 

488    -8X 

4  88-8)4 

22.... 

486    -8)4 

•  87)6-8(4 

High 

486)6        ,188!,, 

11.. 
12.. 

488    -6H 
4R6    -6W 

488-8)6 
488-*X 

23.... 
2».... 

488    -8)4 
486-6)6 

487)4-8!4 
488    -H< 

Low. 
Last. 

4  85)4         *  87)6 
48fll<          488-8)6 

In  the  stock  market,  as  already  said,  there  were  two 
distinct  movements — an  upward  movement  and  a  down- 
ward movement.  The  outlook  the  early  part  of  the 
month  seemed  brighter  than  for  a  long  time  past,  and 
there  .was  very  confident  buying,  particularly  of  the 
Vanderbilt  properties,  on  the  refunding  arrangeinent 
of  the  Lake  Shore  and  the  prospect  of  similar  action 
in  the  case  of  other  companies.  Lake  Shore  touched 
172  on  the  1st ;  New  York  Central  advanced  to  102  on 
the  22d,  and  the  granger  properties,  like  Milwaukee  & 
St.  Paul,  Chicago  &  North  Western,  St.  Paul  &  Omaha, 
Burlington  &  Quincy,  all  touched  their  highest 
figures  of  the  year  between  the  15th  and  the  18th. 
After  the  Supreme  Court  decision  on  the  22d,  the 
market  declined  even  more  rapidly  than  it  had  pre- 
viously advanced,  Burlington  &  Quincy  dropping  from 
784-  to  69|,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  common  from  ;sl 
to  71i,  Rock  Island  from  69£  to  60£,  New  York  Cen- 
tral from  102  to  93&,  Chicago  &  North-Western  from 
llOf  to  103|,  &c.,  &c.  From  these  low  prices  there 
was  some  slight  recovery  before  the  close  of  the  month, 
the  market,  however,  being  decidedly  weak  again  at 
the  close  on  the  31st.  Central  of  New  Jersey  was 
depressed  throughout  the  whole  month,  and  dropped 
to  77  on  the  31st,  against  103J  January  19th.  The- 
other  anthracite  properties  also  declined  sharply  on  the 
31st  on  reports  of  heavy  losses  by  floods  at  the  mines 
in  Pennsylvania.  The  following  furnishes  a  four  year 
comparison  of  the  volume  of  business  on  the  Stock 
Exchange,  and  also  shows  the  sales  of  cotton  on  the 
Cotton  Exchange,  and  of  grain  on  the  Produce  Ex- 
change. 


VOLUME  OP  BUSINESS  ON  THE  STOCK   EXCHANGE. 


Month  Of  March.  1897. 

Stock  sales— 

Numberof  shares....  5.039.916 
Par  value  .............     $485,428,750 

Bond  sales  (par  value)— 

Railroad  &  misc.  bds.  $35.87  !.6fO 

Government  bonds...  1,198.000 

State  donds  ............  812,500 


1898. 

4.588.579 
$88<i,920.000 

$31,681,300 

3.715.V50 

208,600 


1895. 
6.128,689 


I3S.239.900 

1.390,450 

2M2.300 


4.755.383 
$461,92<i.OOO 

$43.499,500 

320.50  O 

1,103.000 


Total  bond  sales  ...  $88.781.100  $85,803,050  $34.862,650  »44,923.000 
Jan.  1  to  March  31. 

""  'Number  oTshares 11.208^9  I4.325.2S9  11,896.476  1S.448.S7S 

Parvalue $1,075,633,600  $l,296,811,2oO  $1,118,183,050  $1,22U.«04/.70 

?{ailroad8&Pmi8cfbdV  $113.0->5.940  $107.811,120  $75.767.170  *94.308.P  0 

Government  bonds...  4,701.000  12,9«8.«iO  3.6K8.350  1,33190 

State  bonds 647,600  672,000  2,860,300  8.556.000 


Total  bond  sales....    $118.404,410      $121,451.320        $82.320,820 
SALES  OF  COTTON  ON  THE  COTTON  EXCHANGE. 
1897.  1896.  1895. 

Said.  Bales.  Baits. 

Month  of  March 2,150.300  4.1B5.600  4.231.000 

January  1  toMarch  81....       7,084,000         11,416,000  7,842.500 

SALES  OF  OBAIN  ON  THE  PRODUCE  EXCHANGE. 

1897.  1*90.  1896. 

B'tshtlt.  Biuheli.  Bwhels. 

Month  of  March 88,104,778         56,005,000       133.056.S71 

January  L  to  March  81...  236.388,002       200,436,002       318.748.990 


(99,184.800 


1.894. 
BilM. 
2,428,600- 
10,188,M(> 


1894. 


13%762.10C- 
348.«90,802 


NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

MONTHLY    AND     YEARLY     RECORD. 

The  following  tables  furnish  a  complete  record  of  the  New  York  Stock  Exchange  transactions  for  the  past  month  and  for 
4  he  year  1897.  They  need  no  extended  introduction,  as  they  are  self-explanatory.  The  tables  embrace  every  security 
•{excepting  only  State  bonds)  dealt  in  on  the  Exchange.  We  give  bonds  first,  using  the  classification  adopted  in  the 
official  liat.  As  to  prices  the  form  is  our  own,  and  we  think  it  will  be  found  to  contain  just  the  facts  desired  by  our  readers 
»nd  to  present  them  in  the  most  convenient  way  for  study  and  reference.  All  quotations  in  the  column  headed  "Price 
about  January  3,  1397,"  were  made  on  that  date  except  those  in  italics,  which  are  the  nearest  in  January,  1897. 
Fur  foot  notes  to  tables  see  last  page  of  Bonds  and  last  page  of  Stocks, 

BONDS.— PRICES  AND  SALES  FOR   MARCH  AND  THE  YEAR  1897. 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

2| 

•i 

Salt*  in 
March. 
Par  value 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1897. 

PRICES  Iff  MARCH. 

RANGE  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

Jfardkl. 

JfareA  31. 

Lotertl. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

U.  S.  HOT.  Swuritle*. 

U.  s.  2»,  registered.  Option*) 
J.  8.  4»,  reJclntered  10O7 

Q-M 

(.  - 
(  - 
(  - 
(  - 
O- 

J-J 

If  oh 
Meb 

• 

Bid.      Alk. 
95  *3 

Bid.     Alk. 
95% 

Bid.      Atk 
96% 

Sale  Pricei. 

Sale  Price*. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

16O.1OO 
101.500 
64.OOO 
894,000 
26.000 
T.OOO 

110H110\ 
Til      lll^ 
120%  1'JOij 
120%  120>t 
114     114% 
114     114% 
102\    .. 
103*    .. 

102U    . 
102M    .. 
102i«    .. 

llO^elim 
113      113% 
122'e  123% 
12278  123 
118%  114% 
113%  114% 
103% 

111      111% 
1133s  113% 
123=8  124 
123=8  124 
114     114% 
114     114% 
103%  104% 
106% 

Ill      Mar.  16 
113     Mar.    1 
123%  Mar.  22 
123     Mar.    1 
11  3*8  Mar.    3 
11378Mar.  19 

111%  Mar.  12 
113%  Mar.  11 
123*8  Mar.  18 
123%  Mar.  11 
114%  Mar.    9 
114%  Mar.    6 

110=8  Jan.     2 
111%  Jan.  12 
120%  Jan.  16 
120%  Jan.     5 
113%  Jan.  20 
113%  Feb.  11 
103%  Jan.     7 
106%  Feb.  16 

112     Feb.  19 
113%  Mar.  11 
123=8  Mar.  18 
124     Jan.  29 
114%  Mar.    9 
1143k  Jan.  19 
103%  Feb.  16 
106=8  Feb.  24 

U.  8.  4*.  coupon  19O7 
Q  8.  41,  reffetercd               ..1923 

U.  B.  4*.  coupon  1928 
U.S.  9«.  racutered  19O4 

C.  8,  5*.  oonpon  19O4 

D.  8.  6*.  currency.  . 

U.  8,  6«,  currency...                :-<• 

106% 

D  8  4>  rag  ctf  ».  of  ln<lebtedneiw 

100 

1OO%  ... 

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C                                   IBM 

100 

100% 

do         1899 

••I 

100 

100% 

iUllroad  Bond*. 

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AUertMmy  Valley.    *«  Penn.  Co. 
An/Dock  A  Imp.  «MCent.of  N.J. 
•r,  t.4*..  ......1993. 
fctah.  CoL  *  PM.    ik*  mile*  Pa*. 
Men.  Jewell  Co.  4  W.    Stt  Vu.  P. 
Hch-T.  AS.  Fe  Rr.(*a.M*.1993 
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74%    73 

79«4    79% 
43%    43>« 

79       80 

823k    82% 
47%    47H 

79       79% 

82°s    82% 
44%    44% 

78%  Mar.  29 

83     M»r.    6 
43     Mar.  29 

80     Mar.    1 

83%  Mar.  20 
47%  Mar.    1 

74%  Jan.     5 

79%  Jan.     3 
43     Mar.  29 

80%  Feb.  20 

83%  Mar.  20 
49»8  Feb.     1 

Saulp.  ur.  tterte*  A.  *.,  3«.  .  .  19O2 

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14     Mar.  16 

67%  Feb.     1 
17     Jan.  16 

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15%  Mar.    6 

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89       93 
102 

90%  Jan.  30 

90%  Jan.  30 

194.0OO 

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91     Mar.  25 

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94     Mar.  19 

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91     Mar.  25 

111%  Jan.     8 
91     Feb.  23 
85%  Mar.  ->3 
91     Mar.  25 

11  2%  Mar.  15 
94     Mar.  19 
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91     Mar.  25 

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W.  V*.  A  P..  i.t.  V.  •••  1990 
B.  A  0  H.W..  Ut.cn.  K.  !>••.  19UO 
B.AO  8  W  Ry    con  ff  4%A.1993 

3,000 

94%  Mar.    9 

94%  Mar.    9 

93     Feb.     8 

94%  Mar.    9 

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98%  

98%  Mar.  10 

98%  Mar.  10 

98%  Mar.  10 

98%"Ma"r."lb 

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B--.-I.  i  -..  „•      IN  B.T."     '.ii 
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loomeTWeBdc.Co.  JlwXo.K.AT. 
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71.000 

'  "i'.obo 
179,00 

91.000 

4'69'.6bo 

49,000 

116%  117% 

118'* 

104     105 
119     

118%  Mar.  15 

li*4""Mar.~36 

72     Mar.    1 
42     Mar.  26 

71%"Mar.""i 
79%  Mar.  20 

119%  Mar.  29 

114"  "Mar.'  26 
78     Mar.  29 
44%  Mar.  27 

78%Mar.'3i 

80%  Mar.    1 

116%  Jan.     5 

1  13"  "Jan."  8 
70     Feb.     8 
42     Feb.     5 

68"  "Feb."  "3 
78     Jan.    4 

119%  Mar.  19 

li"4""jan."2"b 

78     Mar.  29 
45     Feb.     9 

78%"M«r.'  31 
81     Feb.  19 

B'klyn  City.  Ut.  con.  5« 
rkltn  Eler..  Int.  icold.te....  1924 
M.Md.  »•           1913 

"J     

78%    80 
43       44% 

78»g"79" 
79     

89  :::::: 

".  "72% 
76     

43       45 

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80%    80% 

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hook.  R»o.  Tran  .  «.,  3«  1943 
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4.000 
7,000 

97     100 
120%  
113%  117 

96 

95%  Mar.    1 

122      Mi.r.     r, 

98     Mar.  30 
124     Mar.  10 

95%  Mar.    1 
120U  Feb.     3 
116%  Jan.    7 

99     Feb.  20 
124     Mar.  10 
119%  Feb.  23 

«o*».  A  Pitt.'..  .  lit,  0*..  ..1921 
Con~il..  Ut.  »;•  1922 

122     
119     120 

132     . 
119     120 

Cl.  A  M«n.,  Int..  en.  K.3«...  10-43 
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103 

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105      

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103%  Mar.    3 

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103     Mar.  18 

105%  Jan."li 
102     Feb.    4 

107%  Mar."  29 
105     Mar.  18 

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103%  Mar.  27 

108     Jan.     7 
104%  Mar.    6 
104%  Jan.  15 

lil""Feb.""4 
108     Feb.  24 
106     Jan.  80 



103%  i07 
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107     109 
104     105% 

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105     106 

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103%'.  
100%  111 
105% 

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THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

4 

Sale*  in 
March. 

Par  ml  in 

Price  about 

Januarii  2. 
1897^. 

PRICES  IN  MARCH. 

RANGE  FOR   TEAK  1897. 

March  1. 

March  31. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Carthage  A  Ad.    See  N.  T.  C.  &  H. 
Cedar  F.  A  Minn.     See  Ills.  Cent. 
Ced.  R.  la.F.AN.  SeeB.C.R.&N. 
Central  Ohio.   See  Bait.  A  Ohio. 
C.cfeC.  Mid.,  1st.  ext.  4%s..l939 
Cent.  RR.  A  B'k'g  Co.  of  Ga.— 
Collateral  gold  58                1937 

J-J 

M-N 

F-A 
F-A 
M-N 
M-N 

Q-J 

lrf-N 
M-N 
J-J 

Q-J 
Q-M 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 

1:8 
j-j 
j-j 

A-C 

J-J 
M-S 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
M-N 
M-N 
M-S 
M-S 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
M-S 
M-S 
F-A 
F-A 
J-J 
M-N 
F-A 
M-N 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
A-O 
M-N 
M-S 
A-O 
A-O 
F-A 
M-S 
F-A 
M-N 
M-N 
M-8 
J-D 
J-D 

Bid.      Ask. 

Bid.     Ask 

Bid.      Ask 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

12,000 
31,000 

.    96 

92%    96 
112%  113 

93%    95% 
112 

93     Mar.  17 
112%  Mar.    3 

94%  Mar.  18 
11314  Mar.    4 

93     Mar.  17 
11214  Feb.     2 

96%  Fob.  2e- 
llli-i.Mar.     4 

Cent,  of  Ga.  Ry.—  1st,  g.,  58.1945 
Registered  1945 

9178 

Coneol.,  gold,  5s  1945 
Registered  1945 

195,000 

90       90% 

91%    917(, 

91     Mar.  10 

92%  Mar.  23 

90%  Feb.     2 

92%  Mar.  2» 

Central  of  Now  Jersey— 
1st,  con.,  7s  1899 
1st,  couv.  7e                          1902 

21,000 
1,000 
1,000 
371,000 
128,000 
67.0OO 
11,000 
6,000 

107%... 
115      

108      
115%  
108 

108     Mar.  18 
115     Mar.  22 
110     Mar.  23 
110     Mar.  31 
1O814  Mar.  31 
90%  Mar.  26 
78     Mar.  12 
114     Mar.  29 

108i4  Mar.    8 
115     Mar.  22 
110     Mar.  2* 
116%  Mar.    1 
11  6%  Mar.    2 
98     Mar.    8 
80     Mar.  22 
115%  Mar.    9 

106»8Jan.  14 
115     Mar.  22 
110     Mar.  23 
110     Mar.  31 
108  k  Mar.  31 
90%  Mar.  26 
78     Mar.  12 
114     Mar.    9 

108*4  Mar.    ff- 
115%  Mar.  22. 
110     Mar.  23- 
118     Feb.     5. 
117*1  Feb.     8- 
104%  Feb.  17 
90     Feb.  1O 
116%  Feb.  IS- 

Conv   deb  6s                        1908 

114ifl  

116%  

110%  

Registered                          .1987 

Leh.  A  W.  Coal,  con.  ass.78.1900 
5s                                           1912 

102 

91      

jhlg 

Am.  Dock  A  Imp.  Co.Ss  1921 
N.  J.  So.,  int.  guar.  6s  1899 
Central  Pacific— 
Gold,  6s,  Series  F,  G,  H  A  1.1898 
Ext.  g.  5s,  series  A,B,C.D.1898 
Ext.  g.  5s,  series  E  1898 

113     

115% 

ib"4%  105% 

102%... 
100%  101% 
100%  101% 
102     

18,000 
26,000 

IOC's  101 

99%  lOO'.j 

100%  ioi% 

100%  101% 
102     

102%  Mar.    2 
101     Mar.  20 

102*4  Mar.    5 
101%  Mar.  24 

100     Jan.     4 
99%  Jan.  22 

102i4  Mar.    5- 
101%  Mar.  24 

8.  Joaquin  Br.,  gold,  6s  1900 
Guar.,  gold,  5s  1939 
Land  grant  gold  5s            1900 

3,000 

104%  Mar.  31 

104%  Mar.  31 

102     Jan.     7 

104%  Mar.  31 

99 

C.  A  O.  Div.,ext.,g.,5s....l918 
Western  Paollio  t's              1899 

13,000 

102     103 

102     Mar.  25 

103"     Mar.    1 

100     Jan.  13 

103     Feb.  28- 

No.  of  Cal.,  1st  gu.,  g.  6s.  .  .1907 
Guar.,  gold,  5s  1938 
Central  Wash.,  1st,  g.,  6s  1938 
Knlck.  Trust  Co.  eng.  certs  
Charl.  ASav.,  1st,  g.,  7s  1936 
Chat.  R.ACol.,gu.  g.5s  1937 
Ches.  AO..P.  M.,fd.,g.,6s...l898 
Gold  68,  Series  A       1908 

28,000 

91       92 

90       93 

90       93 

90     Mar.    1 

90*4  Mar.  13 

90     Mar.    1 

90%  Feb.     1 

1,000 
4,000 
4,000 
182,000 
9,000 
585,000 

1021-1  102% 
118      . 

103*4  

103%  105% 
121      

103%  Mar.    1 
120%  Mar.  17 
121     Mar.  12 
110     Mar.    2 
1O9     Mar.    8 
72     Mar.  29 

103%  Mar.    1 
1213s  Mar.  31 
121     Mar.  12 
11114  Mar.  24 
110     Mar.    * 
747s  Mar.  16 

102%  Jan.  11 
119     Jan.     5 
118%  Jan.     5 
107%  Jan.     5 
107     Jan.     4 
72     Mar.  29 

103%  Mar.    1 
1213H  Mar.  31 
121      Mar.  12 
111*4  Mar.  V!4 
110     Mar.    8- 
7678  Feb.     2 

Gold  6s                                  1911 

118     119 

121      

let  cons.,  g.,  5s  1939 
Registered                1939 

110     110*4 

110%11078 

707         707*3 

Gen  gold   4%s                     1992 

74       74% 

Registered                        .1992 

R.&A.Div.,  let  con.  g.,  4s.  1989 
2dcon.  g.,4s  1989 
Craig  Valley,  1st,  g.,  5s....  1940 
Warm  Spr.  Val.,  Istg.,  5s.  .  .  1941 
EUz.Lex.&Big8.,gu.,g.58.1902 
Ohes.  O.&  Southwest.,  6s.  ...1911 
2d,  6s  1911 

102,000 
12,000 

£6     . 

100%  101 

101     102% 
92% 

100%  Mar.    2 
90     Mar.    3 

10414  Mar.  12 
92     Mar.  18 

97     Jan.     4 
86     Jan.  14 

104*4  Mar.  12- 
92     Mar.  18- 

85 

40,000 

00*4    /00% 

99% 

9978  100 

99     Mar.    8 

100     Mar.  19 

99     Mar.    8 

102%  Feb.  15 

O.Val.,gen.con.lst,gu.g.5s.l938 
Ohio.  A  Alton,  sink.  fd.,68....  1903 
Lou.  A  Mo.  R.,  1st,  7s  1900 

114 

115 

115      . 

112*8  113 

Ill 

Ill 

112%  Jan.     6 

112%  Jan.  .   C 

2d  7s                             ...1900 

St.  L.  Jack?.  &  C.,  2dgu.  78.1898 
Miss.  Riv.  B'ge,  Ist.s.  f.g.6e!912 
Ohio.  Bur.  A  Nor.,  1st,  58  1926 
Chic.  Bur.  A  Q.,  cons.,  7s  1903 
Sinking  fund  5s       1901 

9,000 

104%  Mar.  25 

104%  Mar.  25 

104%  Mar.  25 

104%  Mar.  25- 

104     

1051^ 

10514  .. 

83,000 
6,000 
86,000 
120,000 
7,000 
37,000 
3,000 

117%  ... 

1175811814 
105      

117%  Mar.    4 
105     Mar.    1 
98%  Mar.    4 
9914  Mar.    1 
108     Mar.    8 
100     Mar.    1 
94%  Mar.  12 

118     Mar.  17 
105     Mar.    1 
100     Mar.  19 
102%  Mar.  18 
108     Mar.    8 
101*4  Mar.  26 
95     Mar.  17 

115     Jan.     2 
104*4  Jan.  13 
97     Jan.     5 
9914  Mar.    1 
108     Mar.    8 
98     Jan.  15 
93     Feb.     1 

118     Mar.  IT 
107     Jan.     8 
100     Mar.  1& 
102%  Mar.  18 
108     Mar.    8- 
lOIMMar.  26 
96%  Jan.  13 

103 

104%  
97 

Debenture  5s      1913 

99 

Convertible  5s  1903 

995s  100% 
107%  
99%  
94       96 

100     100% 
107%  
100     

94%    96 
89       91% 

Iowa  Div.,  sink,  fd.,  5s....  1919 
4s                             1919 

96     .  . 

Denver  Div.,  4s  1922 
4s  1921 

flu,-.  ,v  In.  Div.,  5s  1905 
Nebraska  Exten.,  4s  1927 
Registered  1927 

341,000 

88 

90*4    90% 

91%    91i4 
.    90 

90     Mar.    4 

91%  Mar.  20 

87*4  Jan.     4 
89%  Feb.  10 
118     Mar.  16 
114%Msr.  29 

91%  Mar.  2O 
89%  Feb.  10- 
121     Feb.  26 
114%  Mar.  29 

Han.  &  St.  Jo.,  con.,  6s  1911 
Ohio.  A  E.  111.,  1st,  8.f  .  our.68  .  .  1907 
Small  1907 

1,000 
1,000 

118     

Ill 

117 

118%  

118     Mar.  16 
114%  Mar.  29 

118     Mar.  16 
114%  Mar.  29 

113% 

115%  

1st  cons.,  g.,  6s  1934 

A-O 
M-N 
M-N 
J-J 

F-A 
F-A 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

,r-j 
J-J 
J-J 
j-j 
j-j 
J  J 
j-j 
J-J 
J-J 
J-j 
J-j 
J-j 
j-j 
J-J 
J-j 

J-D 
A-O 

J-D 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
A-O 
A-O 
F-A 
F-A 
J-J 
F-A 

124*3 

i~2~7     128 
98     100 

124%  Jan.     4 
9878  Feb.     9 

124%  Jan.     4. 
101%  Mar.  23 

211,000 

99%  101*3 

99's  100% 

100     Mar.    1 

101*%'  Mar.  23 

Registered.               ..       1937 

Chio.AInd.Coal  R'y,lst,5s.l936 
Chicago  A  Erie.    See  Erie. 
Ohio.  A  Milwaukee.  SeeCh.AN.W. 
Chicago  Milw.  A  St.  Paul- 
Mil.  &8t.  P.,  l8t,8s,  P.O..  ..1898 
2d,73-10s,P.  D..     ..        1898 

3,000 

31,000 
2,000 
51,000 

93       98 
106     . 

98     100 
104 

98     Mar.    1 

10414  Mar.    4 
131     Mar.    5 
131     Mar.    3 

98     Mar.    1 

1045s  Mar.  20 
131%  Mar.    9 
132%  Mar.  25 

93     Mar.    1 

103%  Feb.     1 
128     Feb.  15 
126     Jan.     2 

107%  Jan.     r 
ISli.  Mar.    9. 
132%  Mar.  25 

128      . 

128%  129% 
130     131% 

..  133 

1st,  7s,  $  gold,  R.  D  1902 
1st,  7s,  *  gold,  R.  D  1902 
1st  Iowa  AM.,  7s  1897 
1st  Iowa  A  D.,  7s  1899 
IstC  AM.,  7s                     1903 

126      . 

133 

54,000 
1,000 
4,000 
60,000 
7.000 
1,000 
18,000 
16,000 
3,000 
6,000 
4,000 
90,000 
6,000 

124*3  ... 

128>4  129% 

128%  129% 
128% 

..  133 

130     Mar.    4 
133     Mar.  23 
131%  Mar.  10 
132     Mar.  12 
134%  Mar.  13 
116%  Mar.  25 
110%  Mar.  11 
117     Mar.    2 
129     Mar.  22 
109     Mar.    9 
118%  Mar.  22 
113%  Mar.    1 
109i4  Mar.  26 

132     Mar.  26 
133     Mar.  23 
132%  Mar.  25 
134%  Mar.  22 
135     Mar.  17 
116%  Mar.  25 
Illi4  Mar.  12 
117%  Mar.  26 
129%  Mar.  26 
109     Mar.    9 
118%  Mar.  22 
115     Mar.  24 
11014  Mar.  30 

125%  Jan.  13 
128     Feb.   >8 
131%  Mar.  10 
128     Jan.     4 
130     Jan.     7 
115%  Jan.     8 
109     Jan.     6 
115%  Jan.     4 
126     Jan.  16 
107%  Jan.  13 
117     Feb.     8 
112     Jan.     4 
106%  Jan.     8 
107     Jan.  25 

132     Mar.  26 
133     Mar.  23-: 
132%  Mar.  2^ 
13434  Mar.  22 
135     Mar.  17 
117%  Jan.  28 
11114  Mar.  12 
US     Jan.  21 
129%  Mar.  26- 
109     Mar.    9 
118%  Mar.  22 
115     Mar.  24 
110i4  Mar.  3O 
107     Jan.  25 

125      . 

..  133 

125 

.  133 

Chio.Mil.&St.  P.,oon.7s.  .  ..1905 
1st  I.  A  D.  Exten.,  7s....  1908 
1st  Southwest  Di  v.  ,  6a  .  .  .  1909 
1st  LaCrosse  &  D.,  5s..  ..1919 
1st  So.  Minn.  Div.,  6s.  ...1910 
1st  Hast.  &  D.  Div.,  7s.  .  .  .1  910 
5s    1910 

127%  . 

132     133 
134     135 
116%  118 
109 

132%  1345s 

129     

114    lie's 

109      . 

117     118 
110% 

114      

116% 

127%  130 
109      

US      «7*s 
707       loS 

128% 

107% 

Chic.  APao.  Div.,  6s  1910 
Ch.  A  P.  W.,  1st,  g.,  5s.  .  .  .1921 
Ch.  AMo.  Riv.  Dfv.,5s...l926 
Mineral  Point  Div.,  5s.  .  .  .1910 
Ch.  A  L.  8u.  Div.,  g.,5s.  .  .  .1921 
Wis.  &  Minn.  Div.,  g.  5s.  .1921 
Terminal,  gold,  5s  1914 

117     119 
113%  114 

118%  120 
11478  

106     108*3 

110*4 

L03 

64,000 
3,000 

no 

11179112% 

112 

11  1*8  Mar.    5 
112     Mar.  18 

113%Mar.  17 

112     Mar.  18 

110%  Jan.  21 
110%  Jan.     6 

113%  Mar.  17 
112     Feb.  18 

10913  ... 

113     114 

Far.  ASo.  assu.,g.,68  1924 
Cont.  sink.  fund,5s           1916 

103 

107 

105 

Dak.  A  Gt.  So.,  g.,  5s  1916 
Gen.,  gold,  4s,  series  A..  .  .1989 

25,000 
244,000 

106%  . 

98%    993g 

.  11078 

110     Mar.    2 
99%  Mar.    2 

no's  Mar.  18 
102%  Mar.  18 

107     Jan.     7 
96     Jan.     6 

1107s  Mar.  18- 
102%  Mar.  18 

Mil.  A  No.,  1st,  M.  L.  6s.  ...1910 
1st,  ooneol.  6s                   1913 

1,000 

"7      '19 

118% 

118%  Mar.    3 

118%  Mar.    3 

118     Jan.  15 
118     Jan.  14 

40     Jan.     6 

140     Jan.     4 
116     Jan.     5 
111;     Jan.    4 
114     Jan.     7 
117%  Mar.  11 
109     Feb.  18 
108     Jan.  20 
no's  Jan.  12 
111     Mar.    1 
106     Jan.     4 

119     Feb.     4 
1185&Feb.  15- 

44     Jan.  18 

142%  Mar.  29- 
11!)%  Mar.  31 
119     Mar.  17  - 
ll-.l      Mar.    8 
117%  Mar.  11 
112      Mar.  16 
108     Jan.  20 
112%  Mar.  IK- 
111%  Feb.     2. 
109     Mar.  29 

118% 

119 

Chic.  AN.  Pao.,lst,  g.,5s..  .1940 
U.  8.  Trust  Co.  eng.  certs  .... 

650,000 

39,000 
17,000 
15.000 
32,000 
7,000 
11,000 

39%    41 

139%  140 
115     

41*4    41% 
142 

41     Mar.  29 

141     Mar.  10 
118     Mar.    3 
117     Mar.    3 
119     Mar.    8 
117%  Mar.  11 
111     Mar.    4 

43%  Mar.  IS 

142i«  Mar.  29 
119%  Mar.  31 
119     Mar.  17 
119     Mar.    8 
117%  Mar.  11 
112     Mar.  16 

Chicago  A  North  Western  — 
Con.  7s      .                            1915 

141 

Gold,  7s  1902 

117% 

119     120 

Registered  1902 

114     

Sinking  fund  6s           1879-1929 

117%  118 
116% 

119 

Registered            ...1879-1929 

114% 
loS      /ooi< 
108      IOQ^ 

Ill 

110% 
106      . 

Sinking  fund  5s  1879-1929 

110 

Registered               1879  1929 

103%  112 
112% 

Sinking  fund  deb.  5s            1933 

17,000 
6.000 
61,000 

111%  112 
109%  111% 
107     107% 

112     Mar.    4 
111     Mar.    1 
107     Mar.    6 

112%  Mar.  16 
111     Mar.    1 
109     Mar.  29 

Registered  19331 

109     110 

Registered                          1909 

106% 

Debenture  5s  1921 

17,000 

loS     

.11      

111%  Mar.    5 

112%  Mar.  16 

HO*!  Feb.    3 

Hi  %  Mar.  16- 

Exten-  ion  4s  1886-1926 
Registered  1886-1926, 

100 

101      

103 

101     Jan.     4 

10314  Feb.    » 

Escan.  A  L.  Sup.  1st  6s  1901  ' 
Des  Mo.  A  Minn.,  lat  7s.  .  ..19O7 

too      

APRIL,  1»97.] 


NEW    YUKK   STOCK   EXCHANGE  MONTHLY   KECORD. 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

*\, 

Saletin     Price  about 
IfnrrA.      military  2, 
"or  tatue         1897. 

PRICES  Ilf  HABOH. 

RANGE  FOR  YEAR  1897. 

Mare*  1. 

JfarcA  31. 

Lowe»t. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

<%lo.  A  Northwestern—  (Co*.)— 
Iowa  Midland.  Ut.  8s  19OO 

l-O 
I-J 

tf-N 
MS 
M  -•• 
M  ;. 
M-N 
P-A 
F-A 
J-J 
M  > 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

r-j 

M-- 
M  - 

* 

Bid.      Atk. 

Bid.     Alk. 

id.      Auk. 

Sale  Price*. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Chic.  A  Milw.,  Ut.  7s  1898, 
Wtnona*8t.  Pet,2d7s...l9O7 
Mllw.  A  Madison.  1st  6s.  .  .  .1905 
Ott.  C.  F.  A  St.  Paul.  1st  5s.  1909 
Northern  Illinois.  1st,  5s...  1910 
MIL  L.  8.  A  West..  Ist.g..  6«.  1921 
CODT.  deb..  5s  19O7 
Ext  A  Imp.,  s.  f.,  K..  5s.  ..  1929 
Mich.  dlT.,  lit.  gold.  6s..  1924 
Ashland  <llT.,l«t,  gold,  6*.  1925 
Incomes  1911 

IOJ          10} 

/jtf"a  IXP* 
los    

04ig    .  . 

04     Jan.     4 

04     Jan.     4 

los     

07      , 

97»a  

106      

07     . 

12.000 

131     IJl** 

/O^lfl    

3238  

33     134 

&2i4  Mar.  15 

I333g  Mar.  26 

SligJao.     8 
05ifl  Feb.  24 
12     Mar.  18 
29ia  Mar.  26 

333g  Mar.  26 
06ia  Jan.  27 
15     Jan.  18 
2919  Mar.  26 

1.000  i 
4.000 

112     115 
125     

112     114 
27 

12     113»« 
291-2  130 
25      

12     Mar.  18 
29»3  Mar.  26 

112     Mar.  18 
I29iu  Mar.  26 

t*7 

25 

10214 

Ohio.  R.  I.  *  Pacific,  6«  19171 

10.0OO 
30,000 

361,000 
130,000 
29.000 

123 

30 

2914  .. 
28     130 
O4     lO4Hi 
02     103 
97 

30     Mar.  29 
29  ia  Mar.  12 
03*  Mar.    6 
0214  Mar.    3 
95     Mar.  17 

131     Mar.  19 
130     Mar.  17 
08  39  Mar.  19 
0339  Mar.  17 
96  13  Mar.  19 

28ia  Jan.  22 
28     Feb.  15 
017a  Jan.     5 
00i«  Jan.  11 
93     Jan.     6 

31     Mar.  19 
30     Mar.  17 
053e  Mar.  19 
03%  Mar.  17 
99i«Feb.  15 

Regtiiteml          1917 

127 

12819  131 
1037s  1O4 
102i«  102>i 

Ext.  and  collateral  5s.  1934 
Registered               1934 

10m  102Hi 
loo^t   no 
9'        V 

Debentures*  1921 

Registered  1921 

DesM.  A  Ft.  IX,  lat,4»....19O5 
1st.  2"9»  1905 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
s-0 
A-O 

&  ::::: 

...    6« 

Extension  4»  19O5 

i.bbo 
12,000 

% 

83     Mar.  1* 
03     Mar.    8 

83     Mar.  15 
05     Mar.  17 

83    Mar.  15 
01  19  Feb.  20 

83     Mar.  15 
05     Mar.  17 

Keok.  A  De»  M..  1st  ,  5»  .  .  .  1923 
Small 

103        104 

102H  

Okie.  A  St.  L.    AM  At.  Top  A  S.  K. 
Chlo.  Bt.  L.  A  N.  O.    See  111.  Cent 
Chic.  St.  L.  A  PltU.  ««  Penn.  Co. 
Chic.  St.  L.  APad.  SMStL-A.T.H. 
Chic.  St.  P.  M.  A  O.,  eon.  6e.  .  193O 
CD.  Bt.  P.  A  Mln..lst6»....1918 
North  Wisconsin  Ut  6«....1930 
Bt.  P.  A  8.  Cltr,  lit  g.  6«.  ..1919 
Ok.  A  W.  I.,  1st.  s.  {.,  g.  6s  1919 

J-D 

M  N 

J-J 

A-O 
M-N 

21.000! 
1,000 

127     128 
127     

129*  

30      . 
29       

30     Mar.    4 
30     Mar.  12 

31  14  Mar.  25 
30     Mar.  12 

28     Jan.     4 
30     Jan.     6 

SIM  Mar.  25 
30     Jan.     6 

5,006 

130     131 

13114133 

31     133 

31*  Mar.    2 

31*  Mar.    2 

30     Jan.     8 

31*  Mar.    2 

General  gold  6s                  1932 

Q-M 
J^D 

1,0001 

//*      rrj 

115     

16     

18     Mar.  13 

16     Mar.  13 

16     Mar.  13 

17  14  Jan.  20 

Chle.  *  Wont  Mich.  By.,  5»..  1921 
Coupon*  off  1921 

Oln.  H.  A  D..  con.  s.  f.  7S....19O5 
2d  gold   4"»s                1937 

\-« 
J-J 
M  X 

J-D 

K  \ 

in 

5.606 

18,000 

1O1 

03  Hi  Mar.  13 
O9     Mar.  16 

03  13  Mar.  13 
10     Mar.  17 

62"    Jan.     2 
0319  Feb.    2 

03  13  Mar.  13 
10     Mar.  17 

Cln.  D.  A  I..lstgn.  g.  Ss.,.1941 
Cln.Ind.8t-L.AO.  Set  O.C.C.  A8UL. 
Cln.Han.  ACler.  gtf  C.C.C.  A8CL. 
City  A  Sub.Ry..Balt-lstJ.5s.l922 
Ctearneld  AMahon.  S«  B.  R.  A  P. 
CL  Ak  AC    eq  A2d.g.  6«      193O 

106 

109>4  110 

10 

OUre.  A  C«n.,"lst,  8*,tr.  ree.1917 

Clereland  Clnn.  Ctilc.A  8t.  Louis- 

J-J 

i  6.6bo 

7S        » 

70       74 

68       70 

70     Mar.  30 

71     Mar.  29 

70     Mar.  30 

74     Jan.  19 

C»lro  DlT.,  1st,  gold.  4*.  .  .  .1939 
St.  L.  DlT..  IstooL  tr.  g.  4*.  1»90 
Registered                         1990 

J-J 
M  > 
M-N 

M-8 
J-J 
J-J 

H 

99.000 

92       93  >9 

94>*    b'i'4 

95       9SV| 

94ig  Mar.    3 

95     Mar.  18 

92>4Jan.     7 

95     Mar.  18 

Bp.  AOol.  DlT.,  1st  g.  4*....  1940 
W.  W.  V»l.  l>iv..  1st  g.  4a.  ..1940 
Cln.  W.  A  M.  Dlr.,  1st  g.  4a.  1901 
Cln.  1.  8LL.  AC.,  1st  g.  4s..  1936 
Bswtstered                        193* 

•j,  ,.,„„, 
17,000 

&     .*. 

SHi 

84     Mar.    3 
100     Mar.  10 

8819  Mar.  12 
02     Mar.  24 

8719  Feb.    8 
98     Jan.     6 

8813  Mar.  12 
102     Mar.  24 

99     .. 

101     102 

Oouol   4t                        1!»2O 

ClB.8.  ACl..  COB.  1st  g.5s..  19*8 
Ind.  Bl.  A  West.,  1st,  pf.,7s.  1900 
0.  In4.*We.t-.Ut,pf..5s.l938 
Peo.  *  East.,  1st  con.  4*...  1940 

j-j 
j-j 

\' 

M  N 

108 

09 

107     Jan.  15 
10419  Jan.     6 

07     Jan.  15 

Iffy 

107  "4 

10714  Feb.  19 

83.000 

75 

73V 

70     Mar.  11 

74     Mar.  SO 

70     Mar.  11 
10     Feb.  27 
107i«  Feb.     1 
131*  Jan.  19 

75     Jan.     4 
10     Feb.  27 
1081s  Mar.  10 
13319  Mar.  15 

18 

10 

Ol.  C.  C.  A  In.,  1st,  s.  f.,  71...1899 
Consol  7s                           ..1914 

1.000 
1.000 

700%     
fJO       

103 

08>t  Mar.  10 

108i9  Mar.  10 
13319  Mar.  15 

133i«  Mar.  IS 

Owl  eo»ol..  gold.  6V  1934 

J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 

J-J 

<*J 

M-S 

/i/>i   124 

12314  Jan.  12 

124     Jan.  13 

Cln.A8..1stM.C.C.C.AI..7s.l901 
Cler.  Lor.A  Wh.,  con.,  1st,  5«  .  1933 
Clere.  A  Marietta—  St*  Penn.RR. 

**?£E!ff-™'*-*"v8* 

10.000 

i02>i 

102     Mar.  12 

102     Mar.  12 

02     Jan.     5 

102     Jan.     5 

Cleveland  A  PI  it*!    «M  Peaa.  Co. 
Co-ur  d-  Alene  Ry.    *•«  Nor.  Pac. 
Colorado  Mid.    *M  At  T.  A  8.  Fe. 
CoL  A9th  ATe.lstgnarjt.Se.1993 

59,000 

116     117 

115\  116\ 

115%  115* 

115i<  Mar.    1 

116     Mar.     1 

11519  Mar.    1 

118     Feb.  25 

Colon.  A  Oreenr.    *«  South.  Rr. 
*Tol..  eon.  «.5e..  1931 

SS&stt&s:::^ 

M  - 
J'1 
J-" 

A-O 

M  - 
\  ' 
M-l 

\  •' 
J  I 
J-l 

r-i 

\  • 

M 

M-l 

v  • 

A-O 
A-O 

M  s 

MlMl 

1.000 

874  ... 

70       72  ij 
54       60 

70     Mar.  29 
59ia  Mar.    8 

7419  Mar.  17 
59ig  Mar.    8 

63     Feb.  19 
49ia  Feb.  18 

88*  Jan.  13 
87     Jan.     4 

ii        « 

Registered  19M 
Cot.  ACIB.  Midi.    8n  Oat  Ohio. 
Col.  Conn.  A  Tern.    5w.Vor.AW. 

^%3^»c:£iSa? 

U  alia*  A  Waco.    JtfMo.K.  ATex. 
Del  Lack.  A  Weet.  7s  19O7 

6,000 

/V>«   ijo*4 

12J         IJO 
140"« 

125in  Mar.    5 

125ia  Mar.    & 

12519  M:i  r.     5 
126     Feb.    3 
14019  Jan.     5 
109>9  Jan.  29 
114     Feb     2 

125  is  Mar.    6 
127     Feb.     3 
144     Feb.  24 

flrr.  Hlogb.  A  V.  Y.  .  1st.  7*:  190G 
Jlorrt.  *  Keeez.  1st,  7*..  ..1914 
7«....                                ...1900 

10.000 

120     130 

130 

143\Mar.    2 

144     Mar.    8 

/ori*   toy      io6ii  il6>« 

110     

10913  Jan.  29 
14i<  Feb.  19 

7«  1871-1901 
1st  eon*.,  guar.,7*  191ft 
Restored  1915 

18.000 

13.000 
6,000 

137      139 

141 

135"  i"37' 
114     

141     144>< 

144 

141  1«  Mar.    2 

136""Mar."l8 
llt'ig  Mar.  11 

144     Mar.  25 

ise'iiiilar.'izo 
1  1  1!'.]  Mar.  26 

140     Jan.  25 

1  36"  "Mar  ."Vs 

lli;i«   M.-ir.ll 

144     Mar.  25 

136"is"Mar."29 
118     Jan.  22 

K.Y.L:*W..lst,6e  1921 
OMMtraeOo*  5s  1933 
Warren  34.7s  19OO 
Del  A  llnd    1-t  IVMII  !-.  •  7*.191 

130     
112     

143     

116«g  

Registered  1917 
Alb7AS«»..UteoB.gu.7s..lf»6 

R...-..I.T..I                                 1  '•"• 

13.000 

iv'i 

"  "lit" 

its    

ii's"  '.'.'.'.'. 

117     117>» 

125     127if 

i'l'sii  il9" 

119 

li¥>gMar."l2 
116>9Mar.  22 

li8"*"Mar."29 
118     Mar.  11 

liV"jan."27 
11613  Mar.  22 
145'»  Feb.     5 

li8*"Mar.'29 
118     Feb.  25 
14tJi«Jiiii.  16 

S?     ~::::::.:.:::::..i9ofl 

Registered                        19O6 
R«n«avfl*ratnra  1st  ?•      1921 

HEcM  ••'•'                         IWl 
Del.  RfrRR.  Bv«e.  iki'penn'.  K  R. 
Dm.  City  C»b.  Ry..  lstg.6e..  19OS 

Den.<v.n  rr.,.,.  80  .:-•  4  '••  IM 
Dear.  Tram.  Co.  eon.  g.  6e.l91« 
Metr.  R-yOi..  l»tga.  g.6e..l911 
Dw.AK<ir  .Uteon.g..4»...19ie 
la*  gold.  -,'                    190(1 

J-J 

\  ' 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
M-N 
J-D 

A-O 

.... 

A-C 

1  J- 

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122.606 
18.000 
2,000 

"88"  '.'.'.'.'. 
11178  
81>4    831] 

20       22 
88 

ibo"  ibs' 

"88"  "So" 
112     112' 

88"  "Mar."  "8 
112     Mar.    3 
Si's  Mar.  17 

89""Maf."l9 
1127uMar.  19 
823g  Mar.  11 

8'8""jan."25 
111     Jan.     4 
80     Feb.  23 

18     Jan.  11 
99>sFeb."ia 

8»"  Jan.'l'a 
1127eMar.  19 
8313  Jan.  18 

22     Feb.    3 
101*  Jaii."l6 

"S8«i  ~8*8^i 

110         III 

80       89 
18>*    21 

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1   sHl.  A  Iron  Range,  1st,  S....  103- 

flllrt-  ^^  193- 

MU«l  mortgaioi  C*  19K 
1    Dmlath  A  Manlw>l«.    *»Ho.  Pac 
1       BLIUdWlBg*H..lst,g.5*.192f 
1       Bl.sto.8kmA  AU..C.  5s.  .193- 
ISM.  of  Mian.     «MlTP.M.AM 
lswtTenn.Va.Alia.    «M  So.  Rr 

97     
too 

102     

ioi"  i"62" 

100 

16014  Mar.'izS 

162"  "Mar."  "5 
I 

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162"  "Feb."  26 
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[VOL.  LX1V 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

Int. 

l'eri<,,l. 

Sale*  in 
March, 
far  vultit 

Price  about 

January  2, 

18117. 

PRICES  IN  M'AROS. 

RANGE  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

March  1. 

March  31. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Elm.  Cort.  &  No.  See  Leh.  &  N.Y. 
Erie  let  ext  7s                      1897 

M-N 

M-S 
1-H 
A-O 
-D 
1-8 
M-8 
A-O 
J-D 
J-J 

8 

196,000 
3,000 
6,000 
10,000 

Bid.     Ask. 
02% 

Bid.     A  Ik. 

108%  1087e 
116      

Bid.     Ask. 
08%  ... 

Sale  Prices. 

08  14  Mar.  30 
16     Mar.  21 
12  is  Mar.  27 
20     Mar.  18 

Sale  Prices. 

09  is  Mar.  22 
17%  Mar.  23 
13     Mar.  22 
20     Mar.  1  8 

Sale  Prices. 

102=8  Jan.     7 
116     Mar.    1 
112     Jan.     7 
120     Mar.  18 

Sale  Prices. 

09\  Jan.  21 
1814  Jan.  14 
13     Mar.  22 
20     Mar.  18 

2d!  ext.,  gold.  5s  1919 
3d  ext    gold  4%s           ...1923 

16      

16is  
12     112is 
18     
01 

10     112 

15     118% 

Ill      113 
118      

100%  ... 

4th  ext'    gold  5s       1920 

5th!  ext.,  gold,  4s  1928 
1st,  eonsol.,  gold,  7s  1920 
1st,  oonsol.,  gold,  fund.  78.1920 
Long  Dock,  con.,  gold,  6s.  .1935 
BuflVN.  Y.  &  Erie,  1st,  7s.  .1916 
Bnff.  &  8.  W.,  gold  6  1908 

25,000 

391* 

144 

39%  1391s 
35      138 

3914  Mar.  25 

40     Mar.    9 

13914  Mar.  25 

43%  Feb.  11 

3,000 

$21, 

L34     , 

36     Mar.  12 

36     Mar.  12 

183%  Jan.     4 
136i4  Jan.  11 

36     Mar.  12 
36i4  Jan.  11 

135      

1371s 

100     

Jeff  RB    Istgu  gold  5s  ..1909 

A-O 

105  J4 

106     . 

105     Jan.  11 
110%  Jan.     6 

106     Jan.  18 
112     Jan.  12 

Ohio.  &  Erie,  1st  gold  4-5s.  1982 
C.  &  BB.  Co.lst  our.  gu.  GB.  1922 
D.  &  Imp.  Co.  let  our.  6R..1913 
Erie,  Istcon.,  g.,.prlorl)ond8,1996 

M-N 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

105,000 

10     112ifl 

111%  113 

11114112 

11  14  Mar.  18 

111%  Mar.    3 

106     . 

05      , 

302,000 

93'e 

9419    95 

91      

9414  Mar.  23 

9514  Mar.  15 

93%  Jan.     7 

95%  Feb.  10- 

let  con.  gen.  lien,  g.  3-48.  .1996 

280,000 

64 

65'8    663s 

63%    65>4 

6314  Mar.  30 

65  78  Mar.  15 

62%  Jan.     6 

6614  Feb.  10- 

Esoauaba&L.  Sup.  SeeC.  &N.  W. 
Eureka  Springs,  Istg.  6s..  ..1933 
Evansv.  &  Terre  Haute  — 

F-A 

J-J 
A-O 

4,000 

6j 

52     Feb.  10 
109     Jan.  29 

52     Feb.  10- 
112     Mar.    2 

lllis  112is 

1113s  Mar.  29 

112     Mar.    2 

80 

Mt.  V  ernon  1st  6s  1923 

A-O 
A-O 
J-J 

A-O 

M-N 
A-O 
-J 

J-J 

io2 

Bull.  Co.  Branch,  1st  g.  58.1930 
Ev.  &  In  ,  1st  con.,  gu.,  g,68.1926 
Fargo  &  80.    See  Chlo.  St.  &  St.  P. 
lint  &  P.  Mara.,  gold  6s...  1920 

3,000 

113     115 
go     

114     115 

115     116 

80      . 

115     Mar.    3 

116     Uar.    5 

115     Mar.    3 
82     Feb.     2 
78     Feb.  17 

116     Mar.    5- 
82     Feb.    2 
78     Feb.  17" 

Port  Buron  Dlv.,  1st  g.  58.1939 
Fla.  Cen.  &  Pen.,  1st  g.  5s.  ..1918 
1st  land  KT.  ext.,  gold  5s...l»30 
Oonsol  gold  5s      1943 

7713  

75     

Ft.  8m.  &  V.  B.B.  See  St.  L.  &  8.  F. 
Fort  St.  U.  D.  Co.lst  g.  4*38..  1941 
Ft.  Worth  &  Denver  City  - 
1st  gold  4-6s                  .    ..1921 

J-J 

J-J 
J-J 

F-A 

105     

201,000 
1,000 

52 

57       68 
42      

104     105 
96      

56T8    60 
42      

57     Mar.  25 
43ia  Mar.    4 

5978Mar.    4 
43  13  Mar.    4 

53     Jan.     6 
41     Feb.  10 

104     Feb.     8 
100     Mar.  19 
89%  Jan.     2 
85     Feb.     4 
83     Feb.  13 

125U  Feb.     6 

59T6Mar.    4 
46%  Jan.     8> 

104     Feb.    8 
100     Mar.  19- 
91%  Feb.  13 
87     Feb.  26 
83     Feb.  13- 

125%  Jan.  2T 

Ft.  W.  A  Bio  Gr.,  1st  g.  5s.  .  .  .1928 
Fulton  Elev.    See  Kings  Co.  El. 
/"talv  H  &8  A    Istg.  6s   .  1910 

48 

vT2dgold7s                   1905 

J-D 
M-N 
A-O 
J-J 

M-N 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

2.OOO 
137,000 
6,000 

06     . 

100     Mar.  19 
89%  Mar.  29 
87     Mar.    3 

100     Mar.  19 
91i4  Mar.    3 
87     Mar.    3 

Mex.  &  Pao.  Dlv.,lstg.  58.1931 
Galv.  H.  &  H.  of  1882,  Ist,5s.l913 
Ga.  Car.  &  No..  1st,  gu.  g.,5s.!929 
Georgia  Pacific.    See  South'n  By. 
Gr.  Baplds  &  Ind.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
Han.  &  St.  Jo.    See  C.  b.  &  Q. 
elena  &  Bed  Mt.  See  No.  Pac. 
Housaton.  BB.,  con.  g.  5s.  ..1937 
N.  H.  <fe  Derby,  con.  5s  —  1918 
Hous.  &Tex.C..  lstW.&  N.7s.  1903 
1st  gold  5s,  Interest  guar.,1937 
Con.  gold  6s,  int.  guar  1912 
Gen.  gold  4s,  int.  guar.  ...  1921 
Deben.  6e,  pr.  &  int.  guar.  1897 
Deben.  4s,  pr.  &  int.  guar.  1897 
Tllinols  Central,  1st  g.  4s.  ..1951 
iBegistered           ....1951 

& 

88 

119      . 

106     

107     . 

125 

L25      

15,000 
2,000 
120,000 

105is  106% 

1081s  Mar.  16 
102>4Mar.  11 
67     Mar.    2 

109%  Mar.  23 
104     Mar.    1 
70     Mar.    8 

106%  Jan.  13 
102     Jan.  15 
66     Jan.  23 

109%  Mar.  23- 
lOt     Feb.  26 
70     Mar.    8 

64 

66 

69 

26,000 
2,000 

8j      

97     . 

96     Mar.  11 
110     Mar.  20 

97%  Mar.  30 
112     Mar.    8 

94     Jan.  18 
110     Mar.  20 

97%  Mar.  30- 
112     Mar.    8 

109      

112 

1st  gold  3%s     1951 

100     

Bepistered               1951 

Gold  4s                1952 

A-O 
A-O 

8,000 

1031s  104% 

104i4  Mar.  30 

lOm  Mar.  30 

102     Jan.  14 

10414  Mar.  3O> 

Registered     1952 

100 

Gold  -Is          195J 

M-N 

M-N 
J-J 
J-J 

M-S 

7,000 

..  100 

100     

lOOis  1011s 

101  1«  Mar.  20 

lOlia  Mar.  20 

99  <s  Jan.  15 

103     Jan.  28 

Registered        1955 

2-10  g  4s.           1904 

99 

Registered  1904 

Istg  3s  sterling    1951 

Registered    195] 

M-8 
F-A 
F-A 

j-n 

J-D 

Western  Lines  Istg.  4s.  ..195] 
Registered  1951 

29,000 

101*9  102 

101     

102     Mar.    4 

103i4  Mar.  18 

100%  Feb.     3 

103H  Mar.  18- 

Cairo  Bridge,  gold,  4s  1  950 
Registered  1950 

Sprlngfleld  dlv.,  6s  1898 
Middle  div.,  reg.,  5s  1921 
Oh.8t.L.&N.O.  Ten.lien  78.1897 

J-J 
F-A 

a-> 

102       
102       

I03ig 

M-N 
J-D 
J-D 
J-D 
J-D 

2,000 
8,000 

lOSis 

104%  Mar.    4 
122     Mar.  18 

104%  Mar.    4 
12214  Mar.  20 

104%  Mar.    ' 

104%  Mar.    4 
122k  Mar.  20- 
119%  Feb.  27 

Gold  5s       1951 

121     122 
1191s 

118%  Jan.     7 
119%  Feb.  27 

Registered  1951 

Memph.  dlv.,  1st,  g.,  4s.  .1951 
Registered  1951 

Benev.&So.[ll.,gtd.g.,4%s,1897 
Ced.  Fall  &  Minn.,  1st,  7s.  .1907 
Ind.  Bl.  &  West.—  See  C.C.C.&St.L 
Ind.  Dee.  &  Sp.,  lst,7s,tr.  rec.1906 
Trust  reo.,  ex-bonds,  stamped.. 
Ind.  Dec.  &  West.,  1st,  g.,  5s.  1935 
Ind.  111.  &  la.,  1st,  gold,  4s.  .1939 

A-O 
J-J 

A-O 
J-J 
J-D 

'.".'.'.'.'.'. 

100 

97%  ""! 

27      . 
1001s  
90 

25 





27     Jan.     4 

27     Jail.    4 
101     Mar.    Z 

13,000 

101      

101     Mar.    2 

101     Mar.    2 

99     Jan.     8 

1st  ext.,  gold  5s  194! 

M   8 

Int.  &Gt.  No.,  1st,  gold,  6s.  .1919 
2d,  gold,  4%-5s  1909 

M-N 
M-S 
M-8 
J-D 

A-O 

J-J 

M-S 

J-J 
J-J 
A-O 

A-O 
F-A 
A-O 
J-J 
Q-J 

JT-D 

J-D 

A-O 
J-J 
J-J 

32,000 
9,000 
21,000 
99,000 

f'S1*  
72       73 
20       25 
97^2 

119     1193s 
7684 

119      . 
79 

U878Mar.    4 
76is  Mar.  17 
2913  Mar.  29 
92     Mar.  29 

119is  Mar.  29 
77%  Mar.  11 
31%  Mar.  18 
96     Mar.    2 

117M  Jan.     7 
73     Jan.     4 

119%  Jan.  18- 
80     Feb.  16- 
31%  Mar.  18 
97%  Jan.  19 

3d,  gold,  4s  1921 

301s    31 
94      

25%  Jan.  11 
92     Mar.  29 

f  owa  Central,  1st,  scold,  5s.  .  .  1938 
Iowa  Midland.    See  Ohio.  &  N.  W 
Jefferson  BB.    See  Erie. 

TTal.  All.  &  G.R.    SeeL.S.&M.S. 
JVKau  &  Mich.    See  Tol.  &  O.  C. 
Kan.  City  &  M.  R.  A  B.  Co.— 
1st  guar.,  gold,  5s  1929 
K.  C.  &  Omaha.    See  St.  Jo.&  G.I 
K.  C.  &  Pacific.    See  M.  K.  &  T. 
K.  C.  &  Southw.    See  St.  L.  &  8.  F 
Kansas  Midland.  See  St.  L.  &  S.F 
Kansas  Pacific.    See  Un.  Pacific. 
Kentucky  Cent.    See  L.  &  N. 
Keok.  &  Des  Mo.    See  C.  B.  I.  &  P 
K'gsCo.  El.Ser.A.,lst,g.,5s.l925 
Ful  El.  1  st,  gu.  g.  ,  5s,  ser.  A.  1  929 
Knoxvllle  &  Ohio.    See  So.  By. 
Lake  E.  &  W.,  1st,  gold,  5s.  .  1937 
2d,  gold,  5s  1941 

9214 

19,000 
13,000 

3,000 
17,000 
1,000 

25,000 

'57,000 
162,000 
115,000 
369,000 
184,000 

44       50 
j«"4     4" 

114      

100     10112 
103%  105 

105     105% 
«J     

10714  108 
110%  
1103s  
118iall9 
118     119ia 

rat)     

49       50 

48       50 
40       48 

116 
101     102 
lOSis  105 

4913  Mar.    1 
41     Mar.  17 

1151s  Mar.  30 
102%  Mar.  25 
104     Mar.  13 

106%  Mar.    2 

5014  Mar.    2 
44     Mar.    3 

115%  Mar.  30 
102%  Mar     2 

44     Feb.  23 
40     Feb.  25 

113%  Jan.  29 
100%  Jan.     6 
103     Jan.  22 

106%  Mar.    2 

50i4  Mar.    2 
44     Mar.    3 

115%  Feb.  15 
1  02%  Mar.    2 
104     Jau.  27 

107  14  Mar.    5. 

115      . 

10134  103 

1031s  104 

lOSis  10614 
120 

Northern  Ohio  1st  gu.  5s..  1945 
Lake  Shore  &  Mich.  Southern  — 
Buff.  *  Erie,  new  B.,  7s  ...1898 
Det.  Mon.  &  Tol.,  1st,  7s.  ..1906 
Lake  Shore  div.,  7s  1899 

104     Mar.  13 
107i4  Mar.    5 

1085s  110 

I113g  

nm  mas 

1191s  120% 
120% 

109 

111 

110     Mar.    2 
llliB  Mar.    2 
110%  Mar  29 

111     Mar.  13 
1133s  Mar.  15 
113%  Mar.-  15 
124M  Mar.  13 
124%  Mar.  15 

107M  Jan.     4 
110%  Jan    11 

Ill     Mar.  13 
1  1  33g  Mar.  15 
113%  Mar.  15 
12414  Mar.  13 
124%  Mar.  15 

112%  113 
110341111-! 
123^  124^ 
123     123' 

Registered  1900 

110%  Jan.     4 
119     Jan.  12 
118%  Jan.  13 

Consul.  ,  2d,  78  1903 
Registered.                     1903 

11913  Mar.    1 
123     Mar.    3 

Cln.  &  Springfield— 
1st,  ?uar.,  L.li.A  M.8.,7s.l90 
Kal.  i.dsG.R.  1st,  KU.o.Ss.  1938 
Mahon.  Coal  BR.,  1st,  5s.  .1934 

116is 



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BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

-•! 

*£  J 

Salci  in 
March, 
'ar  calut 

*riet  about 

1897. 

PRICES  IN  MAROH. 

ANOE  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

March  1. 

lurch  31. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Leh.  V.  N.Y.lstgu.,g.,44s.l940  j 
Leh  V.Ter.Ry.  lstgu.4T.,5s.l941  . 
Registered  I'.Hl  . 

r-J 

L-0 

\.-o 

r-j 
r-j 

I  .- 

1    S 

9 

07,000 

BUI.      A.</;. 

Bid.      Alk. 

id.      Ask. 
..    96% 

Sale  Prices. 
99     Mar.    5 
084  Mar.    8 

Sale  Prices. 
99     Mar.    5 
11%  Mar.    8 

Sale  Prices. 
99     Mar.    5 
084  Mar.    8 

Sale  Prices. 
01  4  Fei>.    5 
11%  Mar.  18 

10     1104 

Leh.V.OualCo.,lst,gu..g.,59.1933  . 

tea.  AN.  Y.-lst.  gu.g.,  4s..  1945  ! 
Registered  1 

92       95 

92 

....    924 

92     Feb.  18 

934  Feb.     2 

Elmlra  Cort.  A  Nor— 
1st  gold.  Istpref.  6s  1914 
Gold,  guar.  5*.  1914 

^-O 

\.-O 

H-8 

f-a 

r-j 

M  » 

16     116% 

99     Jan.  15 
15%  Mar.    5 

99%  Jan.  18 
18     Feb.  25 

Leh.  A  Wllkesb.    See  Cent.  N.  J. 
Leroy  A  Caney  VaL    See  Mo.  Pae 
Lexington  Are.  A  Pav.  Ferry— 
1st.  guaranteed,  gold,  5s. 
Registered.  1993 

77.000 

115%  116 

154115% 

154  Mar.    5 

16     Mar.    1 

Llt«h.  Car.  A  W.,  1st,  g.,  6s.  .1916  , 
Little  R.  A  Mem..  1st,  g.  5s,  1937. 
Eng  Central  trust  Co.  oertlfs.. 

. 
Cong  Island    1st,  7s  189S 

M  N 
Q-J 

J-U 
M    - 

II' 

3.000 
2.000 

.   ..',.. 
3,000 

.    //* 

064 

064  Mar.  25 

OSU  Mar.  25 

0.%4Jan.  14 
13     Jan.  21 
764  Jan.     4 
84     Feb.     8 

0614  Mar.  25 
17  %  Jan.     4 
884  Mar.    8 
89     Feb.  25 

1st  eon.,  g..  5s  IWl 
Gen.  K     4s                     1938 

1  IB1*! 

18     

764 

....  "89" 

88 

874  Mar.  23 
84     Mar.  27 

884  Mar.    8 
89     Mar.    4 

ferry.  1st,  g..  44s....  1922 
L.,;.!    i.        "  1932 

89 

82       87 

Deb.,  gold.  5s  1934 

1     K 

if  -a 

s. 
*   0 
M-8 

N.  Y.  A  Ro.  Beli..  Int.  g..  5s.  1927 
2d  Income  1927 



t)J     ...... 

96      . 

3S        0*1 
1024 

35       424 

35       424 
05     1084 

N.  Y.  B.  A  M.  R.,eon..g.  5s.  1935 
B'klyn  A  Montauk,  1st  6s..  191  1 



024  Jan.     8 

074  Feb.  11 

!-•  :,.                     1911 

M    - 

W 

J-J 

L.  I.  RR.  N.  8h.  bch..  1st. 
eon.,  go.,  gold.  5s  1932 

N.Y.Bay.Exi.R.lst«u.g.Ss.l943 
Mootauk  Kxt.  gtd.  g.  5s...  1945 

La.AM».  Klv.    AM  OUe.  A  Alton. 
t»E».JtSt.  I..Cun..oon.,g.5«  . 
Eng.  Tr.  Co.  oertifs.  of  deposit 
Oen.Tg..  4s  1943 

J-J 

M    - 

A-O 
M    - 
J-J 
J-J 
J-D 
.1    1 
M-8 
M-8 

30 

30     Feb.  11 

34     Jan.  21 

LoolsTllle  A  Xa.li  vllle— 
Consul.  7s                    189S 

15,000 

4J.obV. 

12,000 

1044 

05Te  1064 
108 

06 

05%  Mar.    1 

064  Mar  29 

05     Jan.     4 

06  4  Mar.  29 

Ceelllanbcu..7»  1907 
N.O.  A  M.,  1st.  g.,'.- 
N  O  AM    2d  6s        

110 

115      l-o 
1OO     1004 

19%  Mar.  13 
024  Mar.  19 

204  Mar.  25 
03%  Mar.  23 

16     Jan.     4 
984  Jan.     7 
134  Feb.    3 
155s  Jan.  15 
1064  Jan.     7 

2O4Mar  25 
03%  Mar.  23 
134  Feb.    3 
17     Feb.     1 
1084  Jan.  22 

03 

E.  U.  A  Nasli..lst.g..t,- 

13 

25.000 

116 

164 

16 

PanaaeoladlT..  6s  I«2O 
St.  L.  dlT..  1st.  g.,  6s  

100     

105 

., 

Nashr.  A  I*-.  ".  i.t.7«  ... 
Blnk.  M.  (8.  *  M.  Ala.).6a..l910 
<}old  5«                       

1  -  .1 
\    ' 
M   N 
J-J 
J  -  J 

r-» 

i-i 

^     \ 
t     \ 
J-J 
M-5 
M-S 

J-J 
A-O 
M-N 

J-J 

4-O 

J    I 

i:i 

| 

i  i 

M 

,  (  - 

07 

110     Feb.     1 

110     Feb.     1 

5.000 
142.000 

95     100 

774    78H 

..  100 
80 

95       99 

78       80 

99     Mar.    3 
79%  Mar.  10 

99»g  Mar.  17 
804  Mar.  13 

97     Jan.     2 
784  Jan.     5 

100     Jan.  26 
81     Feb.     2 

Unified  g    4s      194O 

....194O 

Pens.  A  AU..  lst.gu..  g..  6s.  1921 
ColL  trust,  g    5s.         .         I'.rjl 

loiooo 

95      

•n;i.j 

974  Mar  16 

103      Mar    li 

984  Mar.  15 
103     Mar.  16 
1014  Mar.  16 

ft  7     Feb.  2' 

100     Jan.  19 
H>3     Mar.  Hi 
1044  Mar.  16 
85     Jan.     9 
944  Jan.  19 
90     Jau.  2o 

00      

102     Feb.  11 
1O44  Mar.  Ib 
85     Jan.     9 
91     Feb.  20 
85     Feb.     2 

L.AS.AMob.AM..isM.i1»a.l'J45 
M.  Kla.ASnef..l.l.gu..g..5el937 
S.  A  N.Ala.,  eon.,  gu-.g-.a*-  1936 
Kanweky  6ent..g..4s    ...19-r 

I.  \  v  DM  «   \  !.-•«  .  „•  i  .-  '•  »] 
Lo.AJeCBrdgeCo  .gu..g  ,4s.l»t.% 
Looter.  K.  Albany  A  Chicago  - 
1st.  6a                                    .1910 

1044  Mar.  It 

..     tf 

83     . 

12.0OO 
9.OOO 

93       93 

85       87 

894    91% 

91%  Mar.    1 
S5     Mar.  17 

91*  Slar.    1 
87%  Mar.    6 

85%  

, 

2,000 
15,000 
3,000 

111     1134 
41     '.'.'.'.'.'. 

1124  
85 
424  

48  "  iinii 

112%  Mar.  11 
84     Mar.  13 
43      M  .r.    3 

11'.;%  Mar.  11 
84     Mar.  13 
43     Mar    3 

111     Jan.     4 
82     Jan.  1 
42     Feb.     8 

112%  Mar.  11 

85     Jan.  1:1 
43     Mar.    3 

Tr  eerta..  eon.,  gold.  6s..  ..1916 
Tr.  oarts..  gen..  gold.Ss  ...1940 
LootsT.  Ry.  Co.  1st  eon.  g.  5s.  I93O 
Vfahonlag  Coal.    fcsL-8.AM.Jlo. 

328.000 

94%  

93'g    944 

934  

934  Mar.    8 

94%  Mar.  If 

93     Jan.  1 

95  '4  Feb.     2 

Manaattaa  Wj  eons.  4s  .  .  .  199O 
ManttooeS.W.ColoaU..g..5*,1934 
Market*.  Cable  Ry..  1st  6V.  1913 

JCMTOpoUtan  EL',  f  st.goUL>i'.  1W 

32.000 

•JJ.  ••" 

116     
106      

118     1184 
1064  1064 

1184  
106%  1074 

1184  Mar    4 
1064  Mar.    3 

1194  Mar.  25 
107     Mar.  26 

liosa  Jan. 

11»4  Mar.  25 
107     Mar.  V6 

iH'-j  Jan.  22 

1O5     Jan.     ' 
68  4  Jau.  2 

Max.  Cant.  eom..  gold.  4s  ...  191  1 
1st,  eon..  Income,  gold.  3*..  1939 
3d.  eon  .  Income,  g..  Us  1939 
Max.  Internal.,  1st,  mid,  4s.  1949 

81.000 

TO     

6U     Mar. 

69  4  Mar.    6 

69     Mar.    3 

73     Jan.  22 

2d'laeotae.*«a?A.  1917 

3dlB0MM.aa.Er....  1917 

M 
Ang 

10     Jan.  1 

10     Jan.  13 
100     Jau.  30 

Max.  Northern  Isl  gold,  6s..  191O 
Registered.  1910 
Michigan  Oatral— 

;    r 

J-D 

M   N 
M-N 

M- 
M- 
Q-M 

**     

39.000 
4,000 

113     

117 

iba4 

117 
1184  

117     Mar. 
lOd     Mar. 

118     Mar.  26 
108     Mar.    t- 

1164  Jan.  2 
107     Feb. 

118     Mar.  26 
108     Mar.    8 

l»t.  eon..  5s.  19OS 

Si."".""";."."..  ii  1931 

Registered  1931 

1164  
nj     

117     
117     

4s  194< 
Registered  1944 
BaTc.  A  Stnr  Istgo.  g.  3s.  1988 
Midland  of  X  J     Jl*«H   Y  &UA.AW 
MlLKLRy.ALt.'eoB.36  yr.g.5.,-26 
MU.US.AWaM.    *ssCale-A  N.W. 
MIL  A  Madlaon.      Jet  OB.  A  N.  W 
Mil.  A  Xorth'n.  ate  Ch.  M.  A  St.  P 
MIL  A  St.  P.    Jst  Ck.  M.  A  St.  P. 
Mia.  A  St.  L.  gn    Stt  B.  C.  R.  A  N 
MlnaepoUa  A  St.  Louls- 
1st,  5T.7a  1921 
lat  eons.,  g..  5s  1934 
lowaex..  1st.  gold.  7s.  19O1 

J 

J-l 

r-A 

M": 

j- 

lea     

1034  

103     

"7i',obc 

loo    ibo 

1394  
1024103 

137 

1374  Jan.  2 
100     Jan. 

140     Jan.  21 
I  o.i  'i  Feb.     5 

1024  1034 

102%  Mar. 

1034  Mar.  1 

8.  W.  ex..  1st.  «..7s  191(J 
Paetfleex..  1st.  gold,  6s....  1921 
Minn.  A  Pacific.  1st,  5s,  stpd. 
4s.  payment  of  Int.  go.  193t 
Mtan.  8.  8.M.  *  All.  1st,  g.  4s, 
atpd.,  payment  of  Int.  gn..  1924 
M.  81  P.A8.  8.  M.,  eon.,  g..  4s, 
atpd.,  payment  of  Int.  gn    193" 
Minn.  81.  Rr..  1st,  eon.  g..5e.l91( 
Mtnaeap.  tfn.    aVs  St.  P.  M.  A  M 
Mlssoan  Kansas  A  Texaa- 
!-•    ,,..  1    ;.                               !••  •• 

i 

A-O 
i- 
1- 

i- 

<J- 

•  J- 

>r- 

M- 
!  M- 

•   K 
•  M 

M 
!  A- 

M 

"3.MC 

..  125 
120     .... 

121%  

121%  

121%  Mar. 

121%  Mar. 

120     Jan. 

121%  Mar.    8 

419.00C 
691.001 

"2.<HK 
10,00< 

11." 

103.001 

1S.OW 
26.0OI 

81%    82 
00       61 

82%    84 
57H    58 

824  Mar.  2 
56     Mar.  2 

«9     Mar'. 
76      Mar. 

85     Mar.  1 
6O>4  Mar. 

80  ""Mar." 
tii)     Mar. 
77     Mar. 

82     Jan. 
56     Mar.  2 

74"  Jan."" 
634  Feb. 
76     Mar. 

Rfi     Mar.  15 
63     Jan.  SO 

»04"Fc"'b."  15 
70      Fi'li.  IS 
77     Jau.  20 

•M  '„,   'L                             199< 

let.  Extra.  irnl*d5s  1944 
M.K.*T.ofT.  Istgn.  g.5a.l94! 
Kaa-C.  A  Pao..  Ist,g..4s...l99< 
DaL  A  Wa..  l.t.ga  ,g..5s...l94A 
Booaer.  Bdg.  Co..  go..  7i.  .  .  19* 
Mo.  K.  A  E..  I.tgu.,g.,4a.....l94: 

"II"  "Si" 

6*4     7° 

no    — 
93 

90 
:iOO     .... 

69 

70 

95 

89       86 
10J     102 

79 

92     Mar. 

784  M*r.  3 
»8      Mar.  2 

934  Mar. 

85     Mar. 
1023e  Mar.  1 

92     Jan.  1 

764  Mar.  3 
98      Mar.  2 

95%  Jan.  2O 

874  Jan.  22 
1O5     Jau.  IB 

.  aonaoL.  gold,  6*         ,  l!W< 

JEvTr.!?.  f.  „:  ".  ......  :  i9« 

THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


BONDS. 
NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

4 

Sales  in 
Mtireh. 
Par  value 

Price  abou 
January  2 
1897! 

PRICES  IN  XABOH. 

RANGE  FOR   TEAR  1897 

March.  1. 

March  31. 

Lamest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Missouri  Pacific—  (Con.)— 
Trust,  g.,  5s  1917 
Registered                          1917 

M  8 
M-S 
F-A 
F-A 
F-A 
J-J 
M 

9 

Bid.      Ask 

Bid.      Ask 

Bid       Ask 
51      

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

1st,  coll.,  gold,  5s  1920 
Registered  1920 

3,000 

°S        70 

63 

50 

52     Mar.  17 

53     Mar.  16 

52     Mar.  17 

70     Jan.  18» 

Pao.  R.ofMo.  Istex.  g.,  4s..  1938 
2d  extended  gold  5          1938 

18,000 
5.0OO 

101 

100     100°t 
98      

100%  Mar.  27 
103     Mar.  13 

101     Mar.  10 
103     Mar.  13 

100%  Jan.     6 
101%  Jan.  13 

101%  Feb.  2 
10314  Jan.  28- 

101%  104% 

Verdigris  V.  Ind.AW.  I8t5sl92< 
I/eroy  A  C.  Val.  A.  L.  1st  5s..  1926 
Ht.  L.  &  1.  Mt.,  1st,  ex.,  5s...  1897 
2d,  7s  1897 

J-J 

F-A 
M-N 
J-D 
J-D 
A-O 
A-O 

J-J 

356,000 

19S.OOC 
35.00O 
49,000 

194,000 

101'fl  ... 
101»8  

10078  

»9 
74 

75% 

102     102^ 
102  5g  102' 
103     107 
101%  102 
75%    761- 

102k  102H 
103     103»s 
104     107 
102      

10214  Mar.  12 
102%  Mar.    2 
lol      Mar.  IS 
102     Mar. 
73%  Mar.  30 

10314  Mar.    8 
103%  Mar.    8 
104     Mar.  15 
102%  Mar.  16 
76     Mar.    1 

100i4  Feb.     2 
1O1%  Jan.     4 
104     Mar.  15 
98     Jan.  18 
73%  Jan.  12 
73%  Feb.  26 

103%  Jan.  28 
103%  Mar.    5- 
104     Mar.  15 
102%  Mm-.  16 
77%  Feb.     » 
74     Feb.  17 

Ark.branch.Extended5s.1939 
Cairo  Ark.  AT.,  Ist,7s...l897 
Gen.  con.  Ry.Ald.  gr.5s.  1931 
Gen.  oon.,stped  gu.g.  58.1931 
Miss.  Rlv.  Bdge.    flee  Chic.  A  All 
Mob.A  Blnn.,priorllen,  g..5s.l945 
Small. 

74%    76 

J-J 

Small. 

Hob.  A-  Ohio,  new,  gold,  6s.  .1927 

J-1 

J-, 

J-J 
A-O 

J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
J-J 

16,000 
1,000 
142,000 

..  118 
111 

118k  

119      .. 

118J4  Mar.    ! 
112     Mar.  25 
Oft  %  Mar.  29 

119     Mar.  23 
112     Mar.  25 
68     Mar.  19 

117     Jan.     7 
112     Mar.  25 
65%  Mar.  29 

119     Feb.  24 
112     Mar.  25 
6814  Feb.  25> 

Gen.,  4s                                  1938 

67       67% 
80     

6614    67 

66%  

St.  L.  A  Cairo,  gu.,  gold,  4s..  1931 
Mohawk  A  Mai.    See  N.  Y.  C.  A  H. 
Monongahela  Riv.    See  Bait.  A  O. 
Montana  Cent.    See  St.  P.  M.  A  M. 
Montauk  Ext.    See  Long  Island. 
Morgau'sLa.  AT.,  1st,  g.,  6s..  1920 
1st,  7s.                                      1918 

in     
122     

126%  

114 
125%  

114      , 

125%  

Morris  A  Essex.    See  Del.  L.  A  W. 
Nash.  Chatt.  A  St.  L.— 
1st,  7s.                                1913 

24,000 

128%  130 

128     130 

130     Mar.    3 

130     Mar.    3 

127%  Jan.     6 

130  Mar.  :; 

2d.  Us    ..     ..                           1901 

1st,  con.  .gold,  5s  ...1928 
1st  6s,  T.  A  P.  b                     1917 

37,000 

99%  101 

102     104 

102% 

101%  Mar.  10 

102%  Mar.  24 

100     Jan.     4 

102%  Mar.  24 

1st  6s,  McM.  M.  W.  A  A1...1917 
1  Ht  .  gold,  6s.  Jasper  Bch.  .  .  1923 
Nash.  Flor.  A  Shef  .    See  Lou.  A  N. 
New  H.  A  Derby.  See  Housatonlc. 
N.  J.  Junc'n  RR.    See  N.  Y.  Cent. 
N.  J.  Southern.    See  Central  N.  J. 
Newp't  A  Cln.  B'ge.  See  Penn.  Co. 
K.  O.  AN.  E.,  prior  lien,  g.,6s.  1915 
N.  Y.  B.  A  Man.  Beach.    SeeL.  Isl. 
N.  Y.  Bay  Exten.  RR.    dee  L.  Isl. 
N.Y.  Central  A  Hud.  Rlv.— 
1st,  7s  1903 

J-J 

J-J 

A-O 

J-J 
J-J 
M-S 
M-S 
M-8 
J-D 
J-D 
M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
F-A 
F-A 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

196,000 
56,000 
41,000 

117     118 
116'g  117 
105%  106!4 
105%  106 
105      106 
101%  102% 

118%118's 
118      . 

120     121 

118%  Mar.    2 
118'sMar.    9 
106     Mar.    4 

121     Mar.  15 
12OH  Mar.  12 
109     Mar.  25 

11714  Jan.     7 
117     Jan.     4 
106     Mar.    4 
106%  Jan.     9 
10714  Feb.  13 
102%  Feb.     5 
101%  Jan.   1! 

121  Mar.  15- 
12014  Mar.  12 
109  Mar.  25 
108%  Feb.  2& 
10714  Feb.  13 
104%  Mar.  29 
104  Mar.  23 
104%  Mar.  29- 

Debenture  5s  of  1  884-1904 

102    ibs"^ 

102     103 
102%  103% 
102      
112%  

112381125s 

108%  110 
108     110 
108     109% 
104      

Registered  1884-1904 
Beg.  debenture  5s  of.  1889  1904 
Debenture,  g.,  4s  1890-1965 
Registered,  deb.  4s.  1890-1905 
Debt  certs.,  ext.,  g.,  4s  1905 
Registered  1905 
Harlem,  1st,  7s                     1900 

67,000 
30,000 
3.000 

"3,606 
49,000 

103     Mar.  11 
102%  Mar.    1 
104M  Mar.  26 

104%  Mar.  29 
104     Mar.  23 
104%  Mar.  29 

100%  
101%  
100%  

11114111% 

103%  
104     105 

113%  ... 

112%  Mar.    1 
113     Mar.    5 

113%  Mar.  20 
114     Mar.  30 

lll^Jan.     4 
111%  Feb.     1 

113%  Mar.  20 
114  Mar.  3tt 

Registered                          1900 

11314  

N.  J.  Juno.  R.,gu.,  1st,  4s...  1986 
Registered  certificates  1981 
West  Shore,  1st,  4s,  gu  2361 
Registered.      .                  2361 

206,000 
145,000 
13,000 

105      . 
103%  104 

IO3       

1063s  107 
106     

107     107% 
106     106i4 
107     107% 

106     Mar.    1 
1058s  Mar.    8 
107     Mar.    3 

107%  Mar.  29 
106%  Mar.    2 
108%  Mar.  24 

105     Jan.     4 
104     Jan.     4 
103     Jan.     7 

108  Feb.  3- 
106%  Feb.  6 
108%  Mar.  24 

Beech  Cr'k,  1st,  gu.,g.,4s..!936 
Registered                          1936 

2d  gu.,  gold,  5s  .         .         1936 

J-J 

Clearfleld  Bitum.  Coal  Corp. 
lBts.f.int.gu.,g.,4s,ser.A.1940 
Small  bonds,  series  B.  .  1940 
Gouv.AO.  S.lstgu.,g  ,5s  1942 

J-J 
J-J 
J-D 

qi         t)4 

84       91 

• 

RW.AOg.,  con.,  1st.  ext.5s.1922 
Nor.AMont.  letgu.,g.,  5s.  1911 
R.W.  AO.T.R.  Istgu.,g.5s.l918 
Oswe.  &  R.,  2d,  gu.,  g.,  5s.  .  .1915 

A-C 
M-N 
F  A 

32,000 

118 

120     12014 

120%  120i4 

120     Mar.    8 

121     Mar.  18 

117%  Jan.     5 

121  Feb.  27" 

UtioaABl.  Riv.,gu.,g.,48..1922 
Moh.  &Mal.lst,  gu.,g.,4s..l991 

J-J 

M-S 



104     

Can.  A  Ad.,  1st,  gu.,g.,4s.  1981 

J  D 

N.Y.&Put.,l8tcon.,gu.g.4s.l993 
N.Y.Chto.  A  St.  L.—  1st,  g.,  48.1937 

A-O 
A-O 
A-O 

148,000 

103%  104% 

10514  105% 

i'oe 

105%  Mar.    2 

106i4  Mar.  15 

103%  Jan.     4 
105%  Feb.  16 

119%  Jan.  14 
114     Jan.  1- 

10614  Mar.  IS' 
105  Feb.  1ft 

120  Mar.  2: 
114  Jan.  18 

N.  Y.  A  Bar.-  See  N.  Y.  C.  A  Hud 
>  N.Y.  Lack  AWest.—  SeeDel.L.AW 
N.  Y.  Lake  Erie  A  West.—  See  Erie 
N.Y.  A  N.  Eng.,  1st,  7s  1905 
1st,  6s  1905 

J-J 
J-J 

2,000 

777%   779% 

7/J%     114 

119%  ... 
113%  

120      

120     Mar.    2 

120     Mar.    2 

N.  Y.  N.  Haven  A  Hartford— 
1st,  reg.  4s                             1903 

J-D 
A-O 

Convert,  deb.  certfs.,  $l,nOO... 
Small  certfs.,  $100 

56,000 

136*4 

13814 

140     141  T8 

139%  Mar.    1 

140     Mar.    1 

132%'Fcii.     4 
133     Feb.  15 
118%  Jan.     7 

10814  Feb.  2i 
88%  Jan.     5 

140     Mar.    1 
1  3.i      Feb.     6 
119     Jan.  25 

110     Mar.  22! 
96     Feb.  2» 

N.  Y.  A  North.,  1st,  g.,  5s..     1927 

A  O 

N.  Y.  Ont.  A  Western- 
Cons.,  let  g.  5s  1939 

J-D 

M-8 
M-8 

J-J 

F-A 
F-A 
M-N 

M  N 

43,000 

"88%    90 

109%  10914 
933e    93% 

..  109% 
9314 

108%  Mar.    2 
93%  Mar.    3 

110     Mar  22 

Refunding,  1st,  g,  4s  1992 

94%  Mar.  16 

Registered,  $5,000  only.  .1992 
N.  Y.  A  Putnam—  See  N.Y.C\AHud 
N.Y.  A  Rock.  Beach—  See  L.Island 
N.  Y.  Susq.  A  Western  — 
let,  refunding  5s          .       1937 

32,000 

100 

102%  103 

101%  102 
72 

101%  Mar.  3) 

103     Mar.    1 

100     Jan.     5 

103%  Jan.  18 

2d,  4%s  1937 

67     . 

General,  g.,5s  1940 
Terminal,  1st,  g.,  5s             1943 

5,000 
21,000 

73       75 
103       7<yi4 

71       73 
107 

71      Mar.  18 
106%  Mar.    4 

72%  Mar.  16 
1073s  Mar.  18 

70i4  Feb.  10 
105     Jan.     4 

74%  Jan.  19 
1073s  Mar.  18- 

Registered,  $5,OOO  each  .1943 
Wilk:AEast.,lst,gtd.,»f.,58.1942 
Midl'd  RR.  of  N.  J.,  1st.  68.1910 
N.Y.  Tex.  A  Mex.,  gu.,  1  st,  4s.  19  1  2 
North.  Illinois—  See  Chic.  A  N.  W. 
Northern  Ohio.    See  L.  Erie  A  W. 
Northern  Pacific— 
Oen.,lst,RR.AL  G.s.f.g.6e.l921 
Registered.                        1921 

J-D 
A-O 
A-O 

J-J 
J-J 
F-A 
Q-F 

34,000 

So 
16 

90 

88%  Mar.  15 

89'8  Mar.  17 

87%  Jan.  20 
117     Jan.     6 

90     Feb.     3 
119%  Jan.  3O 

1914 

74,000 
25,000 
1,000 

15%  116 
15%  116 
72^14   us 

11S%  116 
115%  116 
125%  

l.Mfl 

115%  Mar.  30 
1253s  Mar!  2'2 

1634Mar.  15 
17     Mar.  16 
253s  Mar.  22 

113     Jan.     6 
113%  Jan.     7 
12314  Feb.     9 

110%  Mar.  15- 

15%  116% 
25      

117      Mar.  16- 
1253a  Fel).  22 

St.  P.~ANor.Pac.,Ken.,g.,  68.1923 
Registered  certificates.  .  .  1  923 
Dul.  A-  Manito..  1st,  c..  6s.  1930. 
Tr.  Co.  certs,  of  dep.,  10%pd. 
Co2urd'Alene,l6t,  K.,6s  1916 
General  1st,  g.,  6s.            1938 

So     .. 

81% 

81     Jan.  20 

81%  Jan.  15 

M-8 
A  O 

No.  Pacific  By.  prior  lien,  railway 
and  land  grant,  gold  4s.  .1997 
Registered,                            1997 

J-J 
J-J 

,143,000 
2  OOO 

85%    86 

87*8    88 

87*8    88 

87%  Mar  29 
87%  Mar.    2 
5214  Mar.  29 
108     Mar.    3 

88=8  Mar.  15 
88     Mar.    1 
55%  Mar.    2 
10     Mar.  20 

«5%  Jan.     5 
87%  Mar.     2 
5214  Mar.  29 
104%  Jan.     5 

88  »s  Mar.  15- 
R8     Mar.    1 
5514  Feb.     5 
llu     Mar.  20- 

General  lien,  g.,  3s  2O47 
Nor.  P.  Ter.  Co.,  let,  g.,  6s  ...  ]  933 
Registered.                           2047 

Q-F 

M-N 
M-N 
A-O 

,361,000! 
35,000 

SSk    5538 
107     108% 

5314    53% 

105 

iio 

Nor.  Railway  Cal<—  See  Cent.  Pac. 
North  Wiseon  -6ce<  .St.KM.AO. 
Norfolk  A  South.,  1  St.  g.,  5s.  .1941 
Norfolk  &  Western,  gen.  6s..  1931 
New  River.  1st.  6s  1932 

13,000 

00%  ... 

04     107 

104     Mar.  10 

05     Mar.  19 

100%  Feb.  20 
117     Jan.  13 

105     Mar.  19 
117     Jan.  31 

18 

120 

10     1 

114      

APRIL,  1897.] 


NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE  MONTHLY  RECOKD. 


19 


BONDS. 

JEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

P-A 

Satfs  in 
JfurrA.     t 
artalut 

Prier  about 
January  2, 
1897T 

PRICES  IN  MARCH. 

RANGE  FOR  YEAR  1897. 

March  1. 

March  31. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

orfolk  A  Western—  (Von.) 
Improvement  Aext.,  g..  68.1934 
Coupons  off  

$ 

Bid.      Ask. 

Bid.      Ask. 

Bid.      Ask. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Tr.  Co.  cert*.,  adjust.  g.,7»..1924 
Tr.Co.ceitfs.,eaulD.  g.,5*..19O8 
Tr.Oo  cU..100-y'f5s,K....1990 
Tr.  Oo.  eta.  Nos.  ab.  1O.OOO..199O 
Tr.  Oo.  eertfs.  Clinch  VaL  Dlv.. 
1st.  gold  5s  1957 

?--D 
I-J 
I-J 

U-8 

I-J 
I-J 
M-N 

A-O 
A-O 
A-O 

A-O 

",t 
•  M 

J-J 
J-J 

A-. 
M-N 

J-D 
J-D 

A-i 
J-D 

M    N 

J-J 
I-J 
J-D 

A-O 

64 

63     Jan.     7 

67     Feb.    1 

os 

Trust  Co.  eertfs..  Md.  A  Wash. 
DiT.,  1st  cold  5s  1941 

1,000 

°7 

68 

67     Mar.    8 

67     Mar.    8 

67     Mar.    8 
01     Feb.  23 
81%  Jan.     6 
70     Mar.    5 

68     Feb.    3 
101     Feb.  23 
83%  Jan.  18 
74%  Mar.  19 

CoL  Con.  A  T.  1st,  gu.,  g.,5«.1922 
8ek>.  V.  A  N.  E..lsi  rru.g.4s.l989 
Nor.*  W.  Ry.  1st  con.  g.  4S.1006 
Registered  1P96 

io.ooo 

239.000 

81       82 

68"    TO"* 

83       

83     Mar.    2 
70     Mar.    5 

83%  Mar.    1 
74%  Mar.  19 

Small  1096, 

or.  A  Mont.—  A*  N.  T.  Central, 
kgden.  4k  L.  Ch.— 
rist,eoB.os  1920 

Income  192O 

Income,  small  .. 

hlo  Ind.  AW.-S«C.C.C.  A8t.L. 
feioJkMlas.,oon..s.f..7s....l898 
Con.  7»                          1898 

27.0OO 
7.000 
29.00O 
100,000 

04     105 
04     105 

01     Mar.  11 
04     Mar.  17 
18     Mar.    1 
02%  Mar.    4 

0414  Mar.  22 
0414  Mar.  29 
20     Mar.    3 
103%  Mar.  16 

04     Mar.  11 
0214  Jan.  18 
15     Jan.  13 
101     Feb.  25 

10414  Mar.  22 
1044  Mar.  29 
120     Mar.    3 
103%  Mar.  16 

2d.  eon..  7s  1911 
1st.  Spring.  Dlr.,  7s  19O5 

in       US 

03     104 

1st,  gen.,  ft*  1932 

hlo  Btrer  RR.,  1st,  R..  5*  .  .  .  1936 
Oen..g.,  5s   ...           1937 

fl         00 
05 

n 

45       50 

85 

hlo  Southern.  1st.  6s  1021 

114.0OO 
8,000 
75.000 

20,000 

84 

90 

84     Mar.    2 
10     Mar.    9 
9%  Mar.  15 

51     Mar.    3 

90     Mar.  24 
11     Mar.    6 
11%  Mar.    1 

55     Mar.  18 

83%  Feb.  24 
10     Mar.    9 
9%  Mar.  15 

49%  Jan.  15 

90     Jan.     6 
14     Feb.  17 
15     Jan.     8 

55     Mar.  18 

Oen..g..4s   1021 

BBC.  Trust  Co.  eertfs  
lUoVaL-AM  Chea.  A  O.  Southw. 
iBmaaa  AM.  Lou.  Ry..  1st,  4s.  1937 
Kwt.  Trust  Co.  eeru 

11 
50 

8      

54 

iregon  A  CaL,  1st.  go.,  g..  5s.  1027 
rrecon  Imp.Oo.-lst..K..6s.l910 
Kng.  Trust  Co.  cert*,  of  den.  . 
Con.  r    5s              1039 

4,000 
20,000 

89     Mar.  19 
85%  Mar.    8 

89     Mar.  19 
87%  Mar.  15 

89     Jan.  11 
8514  Mar.    8 
15     Feb.  10 
16%  Jan.  13 
110     Jan.     4 

90i4  Jan.  18 
86     Jan.  12 
15     Feb.  10 
19%  Mar.    3 
113%  Mar.    5 
84     Feb.     8 

..!;..  ss 

20 

87       87% 

....      87 
20 

IM!OOO 

17%  Mar.    1 
112%  Mar.  26 
82%  Mar.  29 

19%  Mar.    3 
113%  Mar.    5 

r-vi.n  KAN  JM.I  '.  ,«-.«•   '••"" 
Ore.  RR.  ANa».  con..  g..4a.l940 

J-J 
J-D 

113     114 

80     Jan.     4 

vegon  Short  Line—  SM  Un.  Pae. 
Mwero  A  Rome—  As*  N.  T.  Cent. 
Moa,  C.P.  A  M.P.-XM  C.  A.  N.  W. 
Jadneah  Tean.  A  Ala.— 
l.r    -..                  1920 

Iaraeofl80O 

J-J 

taueof  1892.          

J-J 

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•aaasoa.*.  t.sabssdy,  g..  6s.  .  1910 
"••••ill     IJU  Chicago  A  N.  W. 
>OBa»7lranla  Oe.- 
Ptmm.  CO..CB..  1st.  4%s.  .  ..1021 
IsatlalaiSl                      1921 

M-8 

J-J 
J-J 

• 

10,000 

icS\    no 
//o% 

111     Mar.    1 

111     Mar.    1 

109%  Jan.  18 
109%  Jan.  28 

111     Jan.  26 
109%  Jan.  28 

P.  t.  C.  A  •t.U.ooa..  (ftt.,  g..4%«. 
Series  A                           ...1940 

A-O 
A-O 
M-N 

HfjtSi 

ioq      
109 

In-  't 

109     109  % 
109     109% 

109%  Mar.  16 
109%  Mar.  29 

109%  Mar.  17 
109%  Mar.  16 

108     Jan.  18 
lOSkJan.  23 

109%  Mar.  17 
109%  Mar.  16 

Series  R   iruar          1042 

108%  109% 

Series  C   rnar                   1042 

Series  D.  Ja.  guar  1045 
Pitts*.  Ota.  *  Si  L..  1st.  7s.  1000 
Registered                        10OO 

M-N 

P-A 

'13.600 

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109%  

109!%  Mar.  30 

110     Mar.  18 

109%  Feb.     4 

110     Mar.  18 

Pltu.  Ft.  W.  4k  Ckle..  1st,  7S.1912 
3d  7s                                .1012 

j-l 

A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
M-l 

136     . 

.35     Jan.     ( 

139     Jan.  29 
136%  Jan.  22 

1314130 

185 

136     Jan.  20 

3d.  7s                                    1W12 

..  136 

Ca*J*UU*P.4st,e.,  «.,  5..1032 

115 

115 

115     Jan.     4 

115     Jan.     4 

CW».  A  Pitta..  oon..  .  f.',7."  1000 

113    i'is 

St.  L.  Van.  AT.  H..  24,7s..  .1808 
3d  ruar    7s                        1H9H 

M-N 
M-I 

M-i 
J-J 

M   N 
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W-! 

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Ali»Kh.VaL.(ea..Ku'.4r..4a.l942 
Newport  A  Cla.  B'dffe  gea.  guar. 
gotd4%a  .1045 
P6U.RR.Co.— 



103  >4 

lob      i/o 

107     109 

107     109 

GOB    •rtflrltu  t    6*            1900 

m.',  eurrea?y.  <U.  reg~....10O» 

Coiig    4e                              1043 

M-N 
M-N 

i 

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U.NJ.RR.AOaa.Co.jm.4a.l044 
Delaware  River  RR.  A  Bridge 
1st  reB  4s  g                      1094 

3,000 

lit     

1O7% 

111 

11214  Mar.  16 

11214  Mar.  16 

11214  Mar.  16 

11214  Mar.  16 

rsBMaeola  *  Ak-ite  LOO.A  Maaa. 
•ao.  Dee,  A  Kraa..lst,g..ee.l!>2o 
KraasT.  Dt»..  1st.  g..  os  ..192V 
2«,  «..  5s.  1030,  bag.  Tr.  Co 

J  -  • 

M-a 

M-N 

•Mj 

08     
100     102 

25 

101      
99%  101 

101     102 
102 

101     Mar.    3 
100     Mar.    3 

102%  Mar.    4 
102     Mar.    4 

10O     Jan.  11 
100     Feb.  19 

27     Jan.  21 

75%  Jan.'  21 

797s  Mar.  31 
81     Jan.  22 
41     Mar.  24 
30     Mar.  24 

30%  Mar.    5 

104     Feb.     1 
106     Feb.     8 

27%  Jan.  15 

114     Jan.  21 
78%  Mar.  19 

83     Feb.    4 
81     Jan.  22 
48     Jan.  19 
36%  Jan.  19 

3414  Jan.  18 

•eo.  *  East.-**  C.  C.  C.  A  W.  L 
P»o.*Pe«.  UBk».,ist,g..6s.l0-Jl 
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3.000 
5.000 

1,223.000 

110     . 

74     

112     

112     

112%  Mar.    8 
78%  Mar.  1! 

797«  Mar.  3 

112%  Mar.    8 
78  k  Mar.  19 

82     Mar.  13 

•h  1  la.  A  Reading.  gen.,  g.  ,4al  0ft*,  . 
Kog.  Trout  Co.  etfa.  aaseoted.  .  . 
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70>    80 

81k    81% 

80       80% 

1st,  pf..  lao.tr  rM.jUl  lae.pd.'.Vi 
3d.  pt.  tae.tr.  ree^alllaa.pd.'SS 
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46       46% 
34H    35% 
32<»    83% 

41      'Mar.  24 
30     Mar.  24 

30%  Mar.    5 

46%  Mar.  13 
34%  Mar.  IT 

33     Mar.  17 

rue.,  all  las.  pd.  
lae  Greek,  reg..  guar.  Os.  .  .  .1032 
Pitt.  Ob  A  M  i.     IN  PHI  Oo 
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73%    75 

99*g  Mar.    3 

7b""Mar."2' 
33%  Mar. 

102%  Mar.  1 

7  3"  "Mar.'-  "9 
33%  Mar. 

95     Jan.     2 

70  "Mar.'  Si 
33%  Mar.    1 

102%  Mar.  17 

74%Jan."l8 
33%  Mar.    1 

!«•  ...i  •   Is                             ...104J 

"35"  '.'.'.'.'. 

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OJld.5s  1891-1941 

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Qaaaaelarr  A  Bar.    Jsw  D.  4k  H. 
IVsk  4k  Dan.    «ss  Southn  Ky. 
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101,000 

7S>«    73 

70%  Mar.  2 

73%  Mar. 

70%  Mar.  26 

74%  Feb.    1 

THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V- 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  txcHANoe 

1 

Sale*  in 
March. 
Parcalu 

Price  aboi 
January  2 
1897! 

PRICES  IX  MARCS. 

RANOE  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

March  1 

March  31 

Loiceil. 

Hiffhest. 

Lowell. 

Highest. 

Rio.  Or.  So.,  1st,  g.,  5s  194 
Booh.  A  Pitts.    See  Buf.  R.  A  P 
Borne  Wat  A  Og.    See  N.  Y.  Cen 
CI  alt  Lake  C.,  1st,  g.,s.  f.,  6s..  191 

J- 

9 

Bid.     Atk 
86 

Bid.     As 

Bid.      At 

Sale  Price* 

Sale  Price* 

Sale  Price* 
63%  Jan.  1 

Sale  Prices. 
63%  Jan.  15 

(5t.  JOB.  A  G.  IB.,  1st,  6s  192 

M- 

Cent.  Trust  Co.  certs,  of  dep.  .  . 

J- 
J- 

230.00C 
34,00 

45       50 

4& 

52       52 

50     Mar. 
1313  Mar.  1 

54     Mar.  2 
14%  Mar.  1 

'17%  Jan. 
13%  Mar.  1 

54     Mar.  23 
14%  Mar.  19 

Kan.  C.  A  Om.  ,  1st,  g.,  5s.  .  .  192 
8t.  Louis  Alton  ATerre  Haute— 
1st  A  ter.  g.,  5s  191 
Registered  
Befie  &  Carodt,  1st,  6S....19! 

J- 
J- 
J- 



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Ch.8t.L.AP.l8t,gu.g.,58...19: 
8t.L.8o.,lst,gu.,g.,4s  193 

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M- 

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1st,  oonsol.,  5a  193 
Carb.  A  Shaw.,  lst,g.,4s  —  193 
St.  L.  A  Cal.    See  Mobile  A  Ohio 
8t.  L  A  Iron  Mount.   See  Mo.  Pa 
St.  L.  Jack.  A  Chlo.  See  Ch.A  Al 
St.  L.  Kan.A  Swn.  See  St.L.A8.F 
St.L.M.Br  SeeTer.RR-As.ofSt.L 
St.  Louis  <fe  San  Fran.— 
2d  g    6s  Class  A             190 

M- 
M- 

M- 

M- 
M- 
F- 
J- 
J- 
A- 
A- 
M 



80 

80     .... 

3,000 
12,000 
21.000 

Lllis  
Ill's  '.'.'.'.'. 

114     114 
114     .... 
114     115 

114%  115 
11419  .... 
11413  114 

1  1419  Mar.  1 
11413  Mar.  2 
114     Mar. 

114%  Mar.  3 
114%  Mar.  1 
114%  Mar.  3 

112     Jan. 
112     Jan. 
112%  Jan.  2 

114%  Mar.  31 
115%  Feb.     3 
115     Feb.     4 

2d'g'6s  Class  B      19O( 

2d  g  68,ClassO  190 

1st  g.,  6s,  Pieroe  C.  AO....191 
Gen.,g.,  6s  193 
Gen.,  g.,  5s  193 
1st,  trust.  g.,5s  198 
Ft.8.«V.B.Bdg.  lst,g.6s.  ..  .  191 
St.  L.  K  A8.W.,l8t,6s  191 

22,000 
30,00 

107>s  ... 
94       96 

112      .... 

109%  110 
96       96H 

Ill     Mar.  2 
96     Mar.  2 

112k  Mar. 
97%  Mar. 

108%  Jan. 
94%  Jan. 
87%  Jan.  1 
110     Mar.  3 

112%  Feb.     1 
98%  Feb.     2 
90     Jan.  15 
110     Mar.  30 

1,00 

'OS     

106 

107      .... 

110     112 

110     Mar.  3 

110     Mar.  3 

Kansas  Mid.,  1st,  g.,  4s  19J 

[_ 

St.  L.  AS.  F.  RR.  g.  4s  199 
St.  Louis  South.  /SeeSt.L.A.AT.H 
8t.L.  8.W.lst,g.4s,bd.,otf8.19S 
2(1,  g.,  4s,  inc.  bond,  otf  s.  ...  198 
St.  L.  Van.  A  T.  H.   See  Penn.  Co 
St.  Paul  City  CaWe,con.g.,5s.l93 

J- 
M-N 

r- 

j- 
J-. 

F-A 

216,000 

186,00 
89.000 

62%  

68       69 

24 

65k    66 
67     

64 

63     Mar.  2 

62     Mar.  3 
18i9  Mar.  3 

65%  Mar.  1 

69%  Mar.  1 
24     Mar. 

62%  Jan.  1 

62     Mar.  3 
18%  Mar.  3 

91     Feb.  2 

66%  Feb.    4 

TO     Jan.  18 
28     Jan.  19 

91     Feb.  27 

62       63 

19       20% 

St.  Paul  A  Duluth,  1st,  5s.  ...  193 

2d  5s                     1911 

A-O 

J- 
J- 

4,00 

103     10313 
105*3  107 

02      

02      

103%  Mar.  1 

104     Mar.  2 

03%  Jan.     ! 

104k  Feb.  24 
107     Feb.     9 

St.  Panl  Minn.  &  Manitoba— 
1st  7s                                   .190 

106%  . 

105%  Jan.  1 

Small                            190 

2d  6s         190 

A-O 
M-N 

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13,00 
2,00 

ri8     

123 

120»8  ... 
120     

124k  .. 

121k  123% 
120%  122 
124k  

121%  Mar.  1 
12013  Mar. 

122%  Mar. 
120%  Mar.  1 

13%  Jan.  1 

122%  Mar.    5 
120%  Mar.  11 
124k  Feb.  23 

Dakota  ext..  gold,  6s  191 
1st,  oonsol.,  6s  193 
Registered.               193 

17%  Jan. 
123     Jan. 

Reduced  to  gold  4138  193 
Registered.                  .  193 

184,000 
1,000 
35,000 

102k  102% 

107' 

04%  Mar  1 

107     Mar.  1 
106%  Mar.  2 

02%  Jan 

107     Mar.  16 
106%  Mar.  29 
92%  Mar.  23 
86     Jan.  29 

106%  Mar.  2 

106%  Mar.  2 
87%  Jan.  1 
85     Jan.  1 

Mont.  Ext.,  1st,  gold,  4s..  -.19? 
Registered.                        193 

86      .... 

.S#i9     #19 

90      ... 

92 

90i3  Mar. 

92%  Mar.  23 

Mlnneap.  Union.  1st,  6s.  ...  192 
Mont.  C.,  1st,  gu.  g.,  6s.  ...193 
Registered.            193 

116k  120 

14k  Feb. 

115%  Feb.  16 

y 

1st.,  guar.,  gold.  5s  193 

Registered                         193 

J-J 

19.000 

......      IQ2\ 

107 

04%  Mar.  1 

06%  Mar  18 

103     Feb.  1 

106%  Mar.  18 

E.  M.,  1st  dlv.,  1st,  g.  58.  .  .  .190 
Registered  190 

A-O 
A  O 

21,000 

'OS     

08     Mar.  11 

108     Mar.  17 

106k  Feb. 

08     Mar  17 

Will.  A  8.  F.,  1st  g..  5s  193 
Registered  193 

J-D 
J-D 

.-C 

72,000 

ro6         707% 

04     

106     Mar.  1 

l67%Mar.  "18 

106     Mar.  Ifc 

107%  Mar.  18 

St.Pam  A  Nor.Pac.  See  Nor.  Pac 
St.P.AstourCy.  SeeC.St.P.MAO 
S.A.AA.P.,lst,  gu.,g.,4s....!94 
S.F.AN.P.,lst,  s.  f.  g.,  5s.  .  .  .191 
Bav.  F.  AW.,  1st,  con.,  g.,  6s.l93 
SolotoVal.AN.E.  SeeNor.AWest 
Seab.  A  Roanoke,  1st.  5s  —  192 
Seaside  AB.  Bridge—  See  Bklyn  El 
Seat.  L.  S.A  East.lst,gu.g.6s.l931 
Trust  receipts,  ass'ment  paid 
Sod.  Bay  A  So.,  1st,  g.,  5s....  1924 
So.  Car.  A  Georgia  1st  g.,  58.1919 
South.  Pao.  of  Arizona— 
Guar  let  6s                    1909-10 

413,000 

54%    56 
o?      too 

57%    59 

57k    5719 

57k  Mar.  31 

59k  Mar.  22 

54%  Jan.  13 

59k  Mar.  22 

03  

35       38 



35       45 

M-N 

37,000 
104,000 

93 
or     

91%    93 
92      

90     Mar.    6 
92%  Mar.    2 

92%  Mar.  22 
93k  Mar.    2 

87%  Feb.     3 

90     Feb.     2 
108     Jan.  11 
85     Feb.  17 
82     Jan.     2 

02%  Mar.  22 

94k  Jan.  22 
08     Jan.  11 
88     Mar.  29 
89     Mar.  15 

92     

S.P.OfCaL.lst,  g.,6s  1905-12 

lst,oonsol.,  guar.  g.5s  —  1937 
,   A.  AX.  W.  1st,  gu.g.  58....1941 
S.  P.  Coast.  1st.,  gu.  g.  4s  1937 
B.  Pao.  of  N.  Mex.,  1st,  6s..  ..1911 
Southern  Rail-way— 
1st  con.  g.,  5s  1994 

M-l 

164,000 
119,000 

8s     

35      . 
81      

86      .. 
83      

85  13  Mar.    2 
84k  Mar.    1 

88     Mar.  29 
89     Mar.  15 

122,000 
502,000 

101      

01      

03     Mar.  ly 
87%  Mar.  29 

03%  Mar.  15 
90%  Mar.  22 

112     Jan.     4 
87%  Mar.  29 

05     Feb.     1 
91     Jan.  18 

88%    90 

88     .. 

Registered.  1994 

E.  Ten.,  reor.  lien,  g.,  4-58.1938 
Registered  1938 

M-8 
1-8 

L-O 

5,000 

oo 

83       87% 

86  %  Mar.  30 

86%  Mar.  30 

86%  Mar.  30 

89%  Jan.  12 

Ala.  Cen.  R.  1st  6s  1918 

09k  Feb.     3 

09k  Feb.     3 

Atl.ACh.Alr  Line  1st  pf.  7s.  1897 
Income  1900 

"-J 
-J 

M  N 

Col.  A  Greenville  1st  5  6s.  1916 
East  Tenn.Va.  A  Ga.  1st  7s.  1900 
Divisional,  g.,  5s  1930 
Con.,  1st,  g.,  5s  1956 

43,000 
7,000 
133,000 
24,000 
13,000 
10,000 

06%  10919 
0919 

08%  109k 

09     . 

08%  Mar.    8 
12     Mar.    3 
08is  Mar.    1 
14     Mar.    8 
14k  Mar.  18 
21     Mar.    5 

09%  Mar.  15 
13     Mar.    9 
09%  Mar.  23 
14%  Mar.    4 
14%  Mar.  22 
22k  Mar.  23 

07k  Jan.     4 
12     Jan.  27 
07     Jan.     2 
07%  Jan.     6 
12     Jan.     7 
17%  Jan.     5 
00     Jan.  14 
95     Jan.  14 

09%  Mar.  15 
13     Mar.    9 
09%  Mar.  23 
14%  Feb.  18 
15     Feb.     8 
22k  Mar.  23 
00     Jan.  14 
01     Feb.     5 

13      

07     107  % 

)8 

08%  109 
15     11513 
114k 

Q«or.  Pac.  Ry.,  1st,  g.,  5-68.1922 
Knox.  A  Ohio,  1st,  g.,  6s.  .  1925 
Rich.  A  Dan.,  con.,  g.,  6s.  .1915 
Equip,  sink.  fd.,g.,58  ..1909 

-J 
-J 
-  J 

09     11113 
l?is  11913 

....  114 

21     122 

Deb.,  5s.,  stamped  1927 
Va.  Mid.  Serial-Ser.  A.  68.1906 
Series  F,5s  1931 

-O 
M-8 

oo      too 

95      ... 

M-S 
M-N 

N 

V».  Mid.  gen.,  5s  19M6 
Gtd.,  stamped                1936 

6,000 

)0     100k 

02     103 
02     103 

00     103k 
0113  104 

02     Mar.    2 

03%  Mar.  12 

00     Jan.  12 
00k  Jan.     9 

03%  Mar.  12 
02     Feb.     1 

W.O.A  W.  1st,  cy..  gtd.,  48.1924 
West.  N.  C..  1st,  con  ,g.,6s.l914 
8.  A  N.  Ala.    .See  Louisv.  &  Nash 
Spok.  A  Palouse.    See  North.  Pae. 
8tat.Isl.Ry.,  1st  gu.,  g.,  4138.1943 
Syra.  Bing.  A  N.Y.    See  D.L.A  W. 
rfier.  Ass.  of  St.  L.,lstg.,4i38.  1939 
J.    lst<on.  g.,  5s  1894-1944 

-A 
-J 

-D 

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'22",6o6 

So 

1213  11313 

13     Mar.    3 

14%  Mar.  25 

11%  Jan.  22 

14%  Mar.  25 

4,000 
8,000 

06     ... 

09% 

09%  Mar.    1 
06     Mar.  22 

09%  Mar.    1 
06%  Mar.  30 

09     Jan.  16 
03%  Feb.     !i 

09%  Mar.    1 
06%  Jan.     9 

05     106  ^ 

04% 

St.L.M.Bdge.Ter.,gtd,g.58.1930 

Terre  Haute  Elec,  Ry.,  g.  6s.  1914 
Tex.  AN.  O.,  1st,  7s  1905 
Sabine  Dlv's'n,  1st,  6s  1912 
Consol.,  gold,  5s  1943 

-J 
-A 

-S 
-J 

-8 

-D 
oh 
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6,000 

11     Mar.    1 

1     Mar.    1 

11     Mar.    1 

11     Mar.    1 

104,000 

2 

93 

94%  Mar.    9 

95  "4  Mar.  18 

91%  Jan.     4 
07     Jan.  21 

85%  Jan.     7 
8%  Mar.  29 
22     Feb.  23  1 
02     Mar.  19  1 
04     Feb.     5  1 

95k  Mar.  18 
07     Jan.  21 

90     Feb.     2 
23     Jan.  18 
22k  Feb.  25 
08     Feb.     5 
04%  Jan.  21 

T.A  P.Ry.,E.Dv.,lst,g.6s.l905  ) 
From  TexarkanatoFt.Worth.  s 
1st,  gold,  5s  2000 

rod     ..  . 

193.000 

755,000 
9.000 
8,000 

19      

104      roj 
/<V% 

813  ... 
Ik    21% 
2%  122k 

88k  

88     Mar.  2P 
18%  Mar.  29 
22k  Mar.    3 
02     Mar.  19 

89%  Mar.    4 
22     Mar.    4 
22k  Mar.    3 
02     Mar.  19 

"2d,  gold,  income,  5s  200O 

Third  Ave.,  1st,  gold,  5s  1937 
Tol.  AO.  Cent.,l8t,  g..5s  1935 
West'n  Div.,  1st,  g.,  5s  1935 
Gen.  gold  5s  1935 

..  12213 
00 

Kan.  &M..  lstgu.,g.,48....1990 
Tol.  Pen.  *  W..  1st.  gold,  4R.1917 

.-O 

6,000 

13.000! 

76       78 
6713  

"7       82 
•2       64 

76%  Mar.    4 
60%  Mar.  19 

7     Mar.    1 
65  %  Mar.  11 

6%  Mar.    4 
Oi<  Mar.  19 

78     Jan.  19 

APRIL,  1897.J 


NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE  MONTHLY  RECORD. 


Iff 


BONDS. 
NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

*  C 
"^  C 
A, 

Salt*  in 
JforcA. 
Par  taint 

'rice  about 
January  2, 
1897\ 

PRICES  IN  MAROB. 

RANGE  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

Uanh  1. 

March  31. 

Lowest. 

Highttt. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Toledo  81  Loui«  *  Kanaai  City. 
1st,  g.  6«,  Trust  Recelpta.1916 
TTliter*  Del.,  lit  eon.  c.,  59.1928 
U  nlon  Elerated.    SwB'klynEl. 
Onion  Paclfle— 
lit   6«       1896 

J-D 
J-D 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

j"-J 
J-D 
M-N 

9 

21,000 
32,000 

21,000 
15,000 
36,000 

18,000 
j:i,iK«i 
34,000 
14.000 
15,000 
1,000 

Bui.      Atk. 
69     . 

Bid.     Ask. 

69       70 

99^  IOO 

1044  ... 
1044 

Bid.      Atk. 
674 

Sale  Price*. 

674  Mar.  23 
98     Mar.    9 

101  4  Mar.    6 
1014  Mar.    5 
101%  Mar.    6 
102     Mar.    6 
103     Mar.  11 
103     Mar.  11 
1034  Mar.  25 
1034  Mar.  29 
994  Mar.  30 

Sale  Price*. 

704  Mar.  18 
100     Mar.    2 

101%  Mar.  19 
101%  Mar.  19 
1024  Mar.  25 
1024  Mar.  16 
104     Mar.    3 
1044  Mar.    4 
105     Mar.    4 
104%  Mar.  13 
994  Mar.  30 

Sale  Prices. 

674  Mar.  23 
98     Feb.    4 

1014  Mar.    6 
101  4  Mar.    5 
101%  Mar.    6 
102     Mar.    6 
100     Jan.     6 
994  Jan.     5 
100     Jan.     2 
1004  Jan.  13 
994  Mar.  30 

Sale  Price*. 

75    Feb.     1 
100     Jan.  11 

104%  Feb.    1 
104%  Feb.  25 
105     Feb.     5 
1054  Feb.  23 
104     Mar.    3 
1044  Mar.    4 
105     Mar.    4 
104%  Mar.  13 
994  Mar.  30 

IOO         102 

103 

98 

1014  
1014  102 

1ft,  6*  1897 

I02>a 

l.U,  6i>  1898 

10319 

105 

l§t,6x  1899 

103>9 

1054  1054 

102 

Tr.  oerU.  ex  mat.  coups.  1890 
Tr.  rett.  ex  mat.  coup*  ..1897 
Tr.  recto,  ex  mat.  eou|».1898 
Tr.  recu.  ex  mat.  coups  1899 
Collateral  truit,  6a.  1908 

100     . 

103 

100     101 
100     lOOVi 
100 



103      

103i4  104 
1035s  
99 

104     

5».  1907 

75       85 

Gold,  44*  1918 

Eac.  Tr.  Co.  certificate*..... 
Gold  note*.  6«.  stamped.  1394 
Ext.  sink.  rand.  gold.  BY?.  1899 
Encrared  Tnut  Co.  certfn  

P-A 
M-l 

278,000 
7.000 
62,000 

SO 

100     101 
88 
......     90 
108*4 

50 

lOl^s  102 

1014  Mar.    1 
924  Mar.    3 
91  4  Mar.  23 

1024  Mar.  23 
93     Mar.    3 
93     Mar.  16 

49%  Jan.  22 
99     Feb.     1 
85     Jan.  14 
87     Jan.  22 
108     Jan.     5 
101  4  Mar.    9 
1114  Jan.     5 
102     Mar.    5 
1  134  Jan.     6 
96     Jan.  18 
67     Jan.     5 

50     Jan.  18 
1024  Mar.  23 
95     Feb.  11 
95     Feb.  11 
1094  Feb.  11 
102     Mar.    5 
113%  Feb.  10 
102     Mar.    a 
117     Mar.  15. 
104     Mar.    5 
78     Jan.  2& 

9O     . 

90 

.    914 

KaniaiPaelne,  lit.6i  1895 
Sag  Tr.  eertf*.,  ex-mat,  coup*. 
lit.6«  1896 

F-A 

"/-b 

M-N 

M-N 
M-N 

» 

A^O 
J-D 

A-(, 

F-A 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

M-N 

F-A 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 

J-J 
A-0 
HOT. 

I-  T 

43.0OO 

90     

.  102 

1014  Mar.    9 

102     Mar.    5 

113     114 

Mm*.  tr.eeru.,  ex-mat  coup*. 
Denr.  DlT..  am'd  6*.  1809 
En*-,  tr.  reeta.  ex-mat,  coup* 
En*,  tr.  reu  lit.oon.  6x.  1919 
O.  B.  Ua.P.,  fund.  eonp..7s.l89S 
Atch.  CoL  *  Pac.,  lit,  6».  .  1905 
Atob.  J.  Co.  *  W..  lit,  61..  1905 
C.  f.  L.  *  C.,  lit,  TO.  g.  5i.  .  191  9 
U.  P.  D.  *0.,l«teoa..f.,fi*.1939 
O.8.  L.*D.  N.,(rn.,».,5«..1919 
EngraTed  Tnut  Co.  earu  
Orec.  Short  Line.  lit.  61.  ..  1922 
KB*.  Tnut  Co.  eerti.  of  dep<t. 
Utah*  X0..1H.7H  1908 
Gold  5i            ,                    1926 

28.000 
71.OOO 
31,000 
2OO.OOO 

9O     

102     Mar.    5 
116     Mar.  12 
103%  Mar.    8 
73     Mar.  25 

102     Mar.    5 
117     Mar.  15 
104     Mar.    5 
75     Mar.    1 

ti  i     

116     117 

95     100 
66       67 

104 

75 

72       73 

73.6o6 
6.000 
2.000 
IMhttM 

288.000 
93.000 
117,000 
8.000 

25 

27       28 
26       27 

27     Mar.  31 
27     Mar.  12 
20     Mar.  30 
33  4  Mar.  30 

74     Mar.  30 
116     Mar.  31 
115     Mar.  29 
117     Mar.    1 

31     Mar.  17 
29     Mar.  17 
20     Mar.  30 
37     Mar.    4 

77%  Mar.  20 
119     Mar.    4 
1174  Mar.  13 
118     Mar.    3 

25     Feb.  19 
27     Mar.  12 
20     Mar.  30 
334  Mar.  30 

634  Jan.     6 
1134  Jan.    4 
111%  Jan.     4 
114     Feb.  18 

31     Mar.  17 
29     Mar.  17 
244  Jan.  29- 
37     Feb.     8 

77%  Mar.  20. 
119     Mar.    4 
117»8  Feb.  24 
118     Mar.    3 

"*o"     ^>s 
JJ*1    30 

634  ... 

36 

33%  

76       76* 
1174119 
116%  117 
116     120 

747g 

112\     .    . 

11541164 
115     115% 
115     120 

iimiiz 

p#      

Utah  8outh.4en..7»,tr.reo.l909 
Exteaclonilit.  7n.tr.  rec.l9O9 
U.XJ.RR-AC.Co.    A*  Peon.  RR. 
Utica  A  Bl.  BIT.    AM  K.  Y  Cent. 
Ver.  Val.  lad.  *  W.  «M  Mo.  Pac. 
intala  MM.    itt  South.  Rr. 
Tjrrabaih  BR.  Co.,  lit  g.  S«.  .  1939 
ff   24.  gold.  5i  1939 

66,000 
21,000 

215,000 
169,000 

..ff..    6^ 

76 

74 

764  Mar.    3 
74     Mar.  30 

104     Mar.  29 
64     Mar.  31 

764  Mar.    3 
77%  Mar.  20 

1074  Mar.    1 
69     Mar.    1 

72     Jan.  29 
64     Jan.  11 

104     Mar.  29 
64     Mar.  31 

764  Feb.     9. 
77%  Mar.  20, 

1074  Jan.  18 
73'aJan.  18 

76     

107     1074 
68*    69 

74      
105     . 

106     1004 
70       70>« 

64%    65 

Debenture,  aeriM  A  1939 

8erte*B...                      ...1939 

10,000 
3,000 
5,000 

14,000 
78,000 
IMM 

22        23>i 
954    98 
1034106 

104      '04\ 

22       224 
95       954 

19       194 

19     Mar.  30 
93     Mar.  17 
108  4  Mar.    6 

1064  Mar.  15 
49     Mar.    4 
13     Mar.    4 

224  Mar.    3 
95     'Mar.    1 
1084  Mar.    6 

107  4  Mar.    5 
49  4  Mar.  12 
13%  Mar.  13 

19     Mar.  3d 
92     Feb.  18 
1054  Jan.     7 

104  4  Jan.     8 
46%  Jan.     5 
13     Mar.    4 

25     Jan.  18 
96     Jan.     4 
1084  Mar.    6 

1074  Mar.    5 
50     Feb.  10 
13%  Mar.  13 

lM,c.&*,Det.ACh.Ex...l941 
8t-L.Vo.AS.8t.Ch.  Br.,1  it6i  '08 
arren  RB.    A*  D.  L.  A  W. 
aih.  Ohio  A  Went.    JMBO.RT. 
••ten  N.  T.  *  Penn»jlTanla— 
lit,gold.  5i  1937 
Oaa  c.  2-3-4i       1943 

1064 

484    49 
11       13 

48       494 
134 

Income  5i  1943 

•at.  Ho.  Oar.    *•  Bouth'n  Kv. 
e*ra  PaeUto.    «M  CMt.  Paetflc. 
MtBkora.  ttt  H.  V.  OaatraL 
.  Va.APHUb'c.    *cB.AO. 
.  Va.  Cent  *  P..  lit.*..  61.  1911 

heel.  A  Lake  Erie,  lit.  5*.  .1926 
Wheel.  Wr.,  lit,  cold,  5«.  .  1928 
JCztoa.  *  top..  (Old.  5Y...193O 
Oaaaol   colifii,                1*02 

A-O 
J-J 
F-A 

J-J 

J-J 

13.000 

91     

9O4  Mar.    9 

91  4  Mar.  16 

90     Jan.  30 

91  4  Mar.  16 

.      .     9*4 

70     Feb.    3 

70     Feb.    3 

Wltteeb.  A  Bart.  **'».  T.  B.  A  W. 
Will.  A  Btoax  F.    AM  Bl  P.M.  AM 
WlnoaaABLP;  «a*  Okie.  *  H.  W. 
Wla,  dent.  Co..  lit.  tr..  fcj*-  ^ 

K.-..H.,, 

:",  • 

13,000 
316.000 

1    tf 

lot     
75       

394    39\ 

36 

35     Mar.  29 
5     Mar.  26 

1084  Mar.  15 
74%  Mar.  30 

40     Mar.    3 
5%  Mar.    4 

107     Mar.  17 
794  Mar.    4 

35     Mar.  29 
5     Mar.  26 

106     Feb.    8 
74     Jan.  12 

39%  Jan.  18 
5%  Mar.    4 

109     Jan.  18 
814  Feb.  26 

A-O 

<J-F 

M-8 

J-J 
J-J 

F-A 

J-J 

J-J 

F-A 

J-J 
M-H 

J-J 

H 

F-A 

M-B 
J-J 
A-0 
M-8 
J-J 

Mincrllanpoui  Boad*. 

Am.  Cot.  Oil,  deb.,  cold.  81    1900 
Am.  D-k  A  Imp.  8*.  Ate  Can.  V.  J. 
Am.  BptriU  Mff.Co.litg.6a.  1915. 
Bar.A  S.rarCo..litfold.6%.1942 
B4M.U.Oaitr.etfe.  •.'..«..&•.  1939 
B'klrn  Un.Oai  Co.  lit  eon.c.51/45 
Br-i'nWAW  lICo.lit,«.^i  .1945 
Cah.  <-,.;.;  Min.  OB    »-  T.I-  I  .v  K 
m.Ua«l.  .*«M".  .HI...-  ,M   lf*7 
Chl«.Jc,A8t.Vd..eoL,  «..»..  1915 
Oearf.  Bit.  coat    teN.Y.C.AH. 
Col.  C.  *  I.,  lit,  eon.,  g..  6*..  1900 
OoLC.*I.D0T.O».,fn.,C..&*  19O9 
Col.  FuelOo.,na).,rold,6a..l919 
Col.  A  Hoek.  C.  A  1.,  gold,  61.  1917 
Con-Oa*  Co.Ch.lit,  *a.^.J6f.  1936 
De  BardeL  C.  A  I.    J«*T.  C.  A  I. 
Del.  A  Hod.  Can.    «a*BB.DOMU. 
DM.  Oa«  Co..  eon.  l.t.c-.  5«.1918 
Ed.  Ei.  Ill  .  l.t.  c.,nv  ..if..  '..   I'.l.i 
l«t  eon.,  g..  .V  1905 
Ed.  El.  Ill'   B'klTn.,lrt,g..5«.1940 

107 

T7%    784 

1074 
754    76 

175.000 
125.OOO 

123.000 

lO.^ij 

108'g  1094 
..    984 

110     . 

109     Mar.    1 
914  Mar.  22 

95     Mar.  10 

llO^g  Mar.  20 
98     Mar.    2 

964  Mar.  25 

105%  Jan.     2 
914  Mar.  22 

93     Jan.  16 
1094  Feb.    5 

92     Mar.  23 

110%  Mar.  20 
101     Jan.  18 

964  Mar.  25 
1094  Feb.     9. 

100    Jan.  18 

9941004 
.    934 

94       97 
96       964 

1O34 

15.000 

95 

92     Mar.  23 

95     Mar.  10 

974 

97 

94.0OO 

73.000 
63,000 
10.000 

..          8j 

874    89% 
92 

90       91 

714  ... 

884  Mar.    8 

69     Mar.    4 
110     Mar.    6 
109     Mar.  16 

904  Mar.  2*4 

73     Mar.  IS 
110%  Mar.  24 
110     Mar.  17 

83%  Jon.  13 

69     Mar.    4 
110     Jan.    4 
104  78  Jan.    7 
1104  Feb.    4 

904  Mar.  24 

79%  Jan.  18 
1124  Feb.     4 
110     Mar.  17 
1104  Feb.    4 

77  1« 

110     113" 
1044106 
no     

iio    ill 

108     109 
1104  

108%  111 
109%  111 
110%  

Eq.GM  UCo.S.Y..  con.  ,«^5«.  1932 
K.Oai  A  F..Chle..ltt,  ra..6«.19O6 
E^T^-ATaWeoTW^ 

10.000 

«4   too 

00         101 

91       914 
9S\ 

in     

99*100 

99     101 
96       96 

106     

100     10O4 

99     Mar.  11 

100     Mar.    5 

95     Jan.     5 

100     Mar.    5. 

0«a.'Dee.  Co'  deb"  (old,  si.1922 
Or.  Ktr.  Coal  AC.  IiVc..  61.  1919 
Hack.  W.  Reor..  1  it,  cold,  &•.  1926 
Head.  B.  Co..  lit,  •.?..«..  6..  1931 

Hnboken  I/I  A  Imp    t.  5i    1910 

J-D 
A-0 

JM--i 
W 

A-0 

i:0 

M-H 

M    N 
M    N 
M     - 
M-H 
M-H 
M-H 

1      A 
J-J 

M    N 
J-I) 

A-0 

M     N 

1  -.1 
J-J 

28,000 

904 

95     Mar.    3 

964  Mar.  19 

904  Jan.    6 
95     Jan.  14 

964  Mar.  1» 
954  Jan.   1:1 

flteel*  Mart  Co.,  *sb.,  o*.  .  .  .  191O 
•oa-eoBT.  dcbea..  5«.  1910 
oteamtmat  Co..  6«  19O1 
^K  Otn.A  Iail.0o.4ab4.6a.1925 
I.«.-.  flail...  8t.  L..  lit,  *.£•.  1919 
Mad.  So.  Uard..  Ut.  cold.  5«.  1919 
M.  B.  IT.  A  I..  llm..fa«.^.14*.1940 

98',6bo 

"»34  "93% 
V     

"93%  "95" 

67     

"94%  '954 
40 

94"  "Mar."  "2 

954"Maf."27 

934j"an".""4 

954"Mar.'27L 

MM.T.*T.,lrt,«.  f.,g.,S«..iei8 

Hy-a-.-.r.    '                              ...1918 
Mich.  Pea.Cmr.Co.,  Irt,  g.,6»  1942 
Mntna:  Cnlnn  Tel.,  a.  I.,  Of.  .1911 
Rat.9tarrh  M  fit.Co.  lit,c..6*.192O 
K.Y.A  N  J.TrL,iren.^.,5.ieT.1920 
».  V.  *  '>i,t.  Ijinil.  1  «t.  c-.6n.1910 
Worth  Wnifn  Teleirraph,  7..19O4 
P»o.  Oa^L.  Af   l«iirn.,c.,6i.  1904 
94,  mar.,  cold.  6«  19O4 
liieonwl  ,  cnld.6*  1943 
FL  Val.  Coal.  l«t.  cold,  61.  ..1920 
•«r  A  Oamh.,  Irt,  g..  B..194O 
...n..c..6«.1923 

:::::::: 

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lib""Feb."l5 
IOO     Jan.    7 

1114  Feb.    3 
1024  Feb.  la 

22.000 

OQ         /004 

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1014  

1014  Mar.    3 

102     Mar.  26 

"6.6bo 
5i',6b6 

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103     104 
100     

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lil""Mar."l9 

li24Maf."l"7 

lib""Fe"b"."26 
104     Jan.     5 
100     Jan.     6 

l6i""Feb."l9 

1124  Mar.  17 
1074  Feb.     » 
1064  Mar.  lit 

l6l""Feb."i» 

i       1O8 

104%  1054 

1054  106 

104%  Mar.    3 

1084  Mar.  19 



THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


BONDS. 

New  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

if 
F-A 

j"b 

A-O 
J-J 
J-D 
F-A 
M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 

Sola  in 
March. 
Par  value 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1897. 

PRICES  IN  MARCH. 

RANGE  FOR  TEAR   1897. 

March  1. 

March  31. 

Lowest.             Highett. 

Lowest. 

Highett. 

BteniTrd  Rope  &T.,lst,g.,6M946 
Income,  g..  5s  1946 
Bun.  Cr.  Coal,  1st,  jr..  s.f.  ,6s.  1912 
T.  C.I.A  R.,T.  Dlv.  lat.g.,  68.1917 
Birni.  Dlv.,  1st,  con.,  6s  —  1917 
Oah.C.M.Co.,  1st,  gu.,g.,6s.  1922 
DeBar.C.&I.Co.,gu.,g.,68.1910 
U.S.  Leath.  Co.B.f.,deb.,(t.,6B.1913 
West.  Union,  deb.,  7s.  .1875-1900 
Registered  1875-1900 

3  1O.OOO 
89,000 

Bid.     Alk. 
74%    76% 
25       30 

Bid.      Atk. 
70       72 
25       26% 

Sid.      Ask. 
67>4    68*5 
18 

Sale  Price*. 
65     Mar.  17 
16     Mar.  17 

Sale  Pricet. 
74     Mar.    4 
25%  Mar.    2 

Sale  Pricet. 
,  65     Mar.  17 
1  6     Mar.  17 

Sale  Pricet. 
79%  Jan.  20 
28ifl  Feb.     1 

18.000 
65,000 

80       85 
82%  ..  .. 

85       87 
85       86% 

85       88 
83       85 

86%  Mar.  17 
85     Mar.    1 

88  %  Mar.  12 
89     Mar.  15 

82     Jan.  11 
85     Jan.     8 

8812  Mar.  12 
89     Mar.  15 

7,OO6 
5,000 

SO        85 

///%     113 
JO?*9  ...... 

82 

f-2     Mar.  19 
112%  Mar.    2 

82%  Mar.  11 
113%  Mar.  22 

81     Feb.  11 
111%  Jau.     2 

83     Jan.   15 
114     Feb.  11 

112     114 

112>«    . 

107     Feb.    7 
10612  Jan.  18 

107     Feb.     6 
107*8  Mar.  15 

Oofiat.  trust,  currency,  58.1038 
W.  L.  E.  &  P.Cl.Co.  1st,  g.,  5s.  1919 

£2,606 

104      , 

107      

107%  

107is  Mar.    8 

107%  Mar.  15 

67* 

U  Trust  receipts  for  bonds. 

STOCKS.— PRICES  AND  SALES  FOR  MARCH,  AND  THE  YEAR  1897. 

[Prices  are  on  basis  of  100-share  lots.  Exceptions  of  stocks  which  sell  only  In  a  small  way  are  noted  by  the  mark  §.  Option  sales  are  disregarded .) 


STOCKS. 
4.  Y.  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

SALES  TO  APRIL  I. 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1897. 

PRICES  IN  MARCH. 

RANGE  FOR  TEAR   1897. 

In  Mar. 

I:i  1897. 

March  1. 

March  31. 

Lowest. 

Higheti. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Par. 
Albany  &  Susquehanna.  1OO 
Ann  Arbor  100 

Shares. 

Shares. 
1 
1,167 
2,518 

57,882 
44,778 
213,119 
6,420 
21,370 

""iio 

"12,086 

Bid.      Ask. 
170 

Bid.      Ask. 
170     
9          9% 
25       26 

Bid.      Ask. 
174      

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 
§170   Feb.     1 
9     Jan.  28 
23     Jan.     9 
•1314  Jan.     8 

18i4  Mar!  29 
'i.  la  n.  22 
12%  Mar.  29 

Sale  Prices. 
§170   Feb.     1 
10%  Jan.  20 
27     Jan.  18 
•15%  Feb.     1 
12%  Mar.    3 
25%  Jan.  30 
%  Jan.  14 
18     Jan.     8 

250 
1,320 

38,286 
106,698 
230 
5,445 

'"To 

"i",756 

814    10% 
22       24 
*14        1414 

9        10% 
24       25% 

914  Mar.    2 
24     Mar.  10 

9%  Mar.  23 
26%  Mar.  17 

Pref  100 

Atohlson  Top.  &  S.  Fe..lOO 

1214    12% 

15%    16 
3          5 
104     106 
4          6 
20»g    22 

10%     10»8 

2014    20% 
%         14 
13%    15 
2          4 
102     105 
4          6 
20       21 

9»8  Mar.  29 
IS^Mar.  29 
^4  Mar.    1 
12%  Mar.  29 

12%  Mar.    3 
24H  Mar.    3 
14  Mar.    1 
16H  Mar.    4 

Preferred                .  -1OO 

23%    23% 
M         % 
15%    17% 
3          6 
102     105 
4          7 
18%    19% 

Atlantic  &  Pacific.    ...100 

Baltimore  &  Ohio  100 

B  A  O.  S.  W.  Ry.  pref..lOO 
BOB.  A  N.  Y.  A.  L.,  pref  .lOO 
Brooklyn  Elevated  100 
Brookl'u  Rapid  Tr'nslt.  50 

§102   Mar.  22 

§102    Mar.  22 

§102   Mar.  22 

§105   Jan.  15 

20     Mar.  31 

2m  Mar.    4 

18»8  Jan.     7 

21%  Feb.  11 

Pref          60 

Buff.  RooU.  &  Pitts  100 
Pref                        ....100 



110 
150 
168 
1,000 
39,757 

15       25 
61 

16%    20 

16%    20 

204  Jan.  25 
5S     Feb.  23 
§70     Feb.  26 
46%  Mar.  29 
44%  Jan.  13 

204  Jan.  25 
55     Feb.  23 
i72      Feb.     5 
56     Jan.     8 
51%  Mar.  17 

Burl  C  R  &  Nor            100 

156 
400 
33,935 

71       76 
55       57 
45       45% 

§70     Mar.  24 
46%  Mar.  29 
44%  Mar.  29 

§70%  Mar.  25 
54%  Mar.    4 
51%  Mar.  17 

Canadian  Pacific            100 

55       56% 
44       46 

46%    48 
47       47-% 

Cedar  Falls  &  Minn....lOO 
Central  of  New  Jersey.  100 
Central  Pacific          1OO 

247,886 
1,240 
47,126 
316 

306,907 
4,039 
91,128 
578 

100     . 

96       96% 
11        12 
17i4    17=8 
166 

80%    80% 
314      914 
16%    16% 
162     170 
174       

77     Mar.  31 
8%  Mar.  19 
15»8  Mar.  29 
§164   Mar.  26 

97     Mar.    1 

9     Mar.  22 
l»%Mar.  15 
§170   Mar.    1 

77     Mar.  31 
8%  Mar.  19 
15"8  Mar.  2» 
§162    Feb.  15 

1034  Jan.  19 
15     Jan.     5 
18%  Mar.  15 
§170  Mar.    1 

15        16 
16       16% 
160 

Chesapeake  &  Ohio  100 
Chicago  &  Altop             100 

Pref                              100 

172 

172 

Chlo.  Burl.  &  Quinoy...lOO 
Chicago  4  Eastern  I11..1OO 
Pref                              100 

441,638 
100 

939,597 
100 
41 
1,350 
979.424 
11,649 
148,911 
1,413 
214,164 
280,770 
1,346 
60,025 
770 
1,210 
66 
86,571 
460 
154,3*9 
26,947 
475 
2,600 
710 

69%    70 
40       50 
95     101 
4%      5% 
73»s    73', 
130%  132 
10214  102% 
154      zoo 
65%    66% 

130     136 
25%    27 

72         75 

42       45 
95       98 
4          5 
77%    77% 
133     134 
106     10614 

72       72% 
50 

95       98 
3          5 
73%    7314 
132      133 
104%  105% 

69»s  Mar.  29 
45     Mar.  13 

78%  Mar.  18 
45     Mar.  13 

69%  Jan.     5 
45     Mar.  13 
§95     Jan.     8 
4     Mar.  23 
7  1%  Mar.  29 
131     Jan.     6 
102*4  Jan.     2 
153     Jan.  12 
60%  Mar.  29 
47     Jan.     2 
133%  Jan.  18 
26%  Feb.  16 
73     Jan.     4 
40     Feb.  13 
§166   Feb.     5 
3%  Feb.  25 
40     Jan.  21 
100%  Mar.  31 
151     Jan.  29 
10%  Feb.  26 
37%  Mar.  24 
8     Mar.  19 

78%  Mar.  18 
45     Mar.  13 
§93%  Feb.     3 
5     Jan.     4 
78%  Mar.  15 
1384  Mar.  18 
llu%  Mar.  17 
155     Feb.  20 
70     Jan.  16 
64%  Mar.  17 
143     Mar.  29 

77     Mar!  25 
40M  Mar.    3 
§16314  Jan.19 
18     Jan.     8 
46     Jan.  21 
121%  Jan.     6 
157%  Jan.  18 
12>4Jau.  19 
43%  Feb.     1 
8%  Feb.     1 

Chicago  Great  Western... 
Chic.  Mil.  &  St.  Paul...  100 
Pref                         ..  100 

100 

483,787 
5,993 
121,069 
260 
107,061 
233,508 
653 
49,109 
170 
500 

"7',i47 

4     Mar.  23 
7  1%  Mar.  29 
133%  Mar.    1 
103%  Mar.  29 
154     Mar.  30 
60%  Mar.  29 
51%  Mar.    1 
138     Mar.    1 
27     Mar.     1 
77     Mar.  25 
40     Mar.    9 

4     Mar.  23 
78%  Mar.  15 
1384  Mar.  18 
110%  Mar.  17 
154     Mar.  30 
6909  Mar.  18 
64%  Mar.  17 
143     Mar.  29 
33!%  Mar.  17 
77     Mar.  25 
40J4  Mar.    3 

Chicago  <fe  North  West.  100 
Pret                               100 

Chic.  R.  I.  &  Pacific....  100 
Ohio.  St.  P.  M.  &  0  100 
Pref        100 

68       6814 
51%    52 
135     140 
27       28 

62%    62% 
58%    58=8 
140     145 
29%    29% 

Cttev.  Cln.  Chic.  &  St.  L.1OO 
Pref               100 

Clev.  Lor.  <fe  Wheel,  pref... 
Oleve.  &  Pitts.  ,  guar  —  50 
Col.  Hock.  Val.  &  ToL.,100 
Pref                           .1OO 

40       50 
165 

40       50 
162      168 
3%      4% 

160 

1714    18 
50       57 
116%  116% 
156%  158% 

//%       72% 

4s      1> 

50 

4          414 
40 

3%  Mar.  20 

4%  Mar.    4 

Delaware  &  Hudson  —  1OO 
Del.  Lack.  &  Western..   50 
Denver  &  Rio  Grande..  100 
Pref                    100 

39,607 
6,110 
100 
1,765 
400 

107%  107% 

106%  107 
154      

100%  Mar.  31 
152     Mar.  31 
11     Mar.    5 
37%  Mar.  24 
8     Mar.  19 

110%  Mar.  12 
157%  Mar.  16 
11     Mar.    5 
42  14  Mar.    4 
8%  Mar.  17 

11        12 
41%    4214 
8          9 
59 

914    10^ 
37%  

Des  Moines  &  Ft.  D....100 
Pref                        .      100 

7%      8% 
56       80 
3% 

12%    13% 
29%    29% 
17       20 
25       31 
37       45 

Duluth  8  S.  &  Atl    ....100 

7 

170 
302 
11,469 
8,592 
727 
27 
200 
600 
56 
1,265 

3%      5 
10 

3!4        414 

8          9% 
14<>8    15% 
34       34% 
19       21 
23       31 
37       45 

§2%  Mar.  24 

§2%  Mar.  24 

3»s  Feb.  20 
8     Jan.  30 
12%  Mar.  24 
27%  Mar.  29 
18     Mar.  29 
§24%  Feb.  13 
39%  Jan.     7 
10     Mar.  18 
§30     Mar.    1 
120     Jan.  16 

3%  Feb.  20 
H     Jan.  hO 
15%  Jan.  18 
35%  Jau.  18 
21     Jan.  15 
§*4%  Feb.  13 
40%  Jau.     8 
11%  Mar.  18 
§37     Jan.  21 
122     Feb.     5 

Pref       100 

Erie  100 

4,153 

4,787 
226 

ig         22 
27        31 
35       45 

12%  Mar.  24 
27%  Mar.  29 
18     Mar.  29 

14%  Mar.    3 
34%  Mar.  17 
19%  Mar.  16 

1st  pref                  .    100 

2dpref       100 

.Evan8ville&  TerreH..  50 
Pref               50 

Flint  &  P.  M  100 

600 
26 

10     Mar.  18 
§30     Mar.    1 

11%  Mar.  18 
§30     Mar.    1 

"ref                               100 

30        40 
118     123 
jo       jS 
48        55 

92       93 

Great  Northern,  pref     100 

120     123 
30       40 
50 
4         5 

93       94% 

119     123 
25       4C 
50 
4          5 
91%    93 

Green  Bay  &  Western.  .100 
Debt  certifs  A          1000 



Debt  certifs.  B  1000 
Illinois  Central  100 

39 
9,811 
3 

6,661 

92%  Mar.  27 

96%  Mar.  16 

92%  Feb.  26 
§88     Jau.  22 

96%  Mar.  16 
§88     Jan.  22 

Leased  line,  4p  o  100 
Indiana  Illinois  &  Iowa.100 
Iowa  Central  1OO 

888 
637 

""ibo 

3,388 
2,207 

""50 
200 
200 
100 

7%      7% 
25        26 
155      
4          rf 
2          3 
13       15 
30       40 

7          7% 
25       26 
156      
5          7 
2          4 
12       13% 
30       35 

6          7 
20       35 
156 

6%  Mar.  20 
24%  Mar.  18 

7     Mar.  17 
25%  Mar.  18 

6%  Jan.  27 
24%  Mar.  18 

8     Jau.  1C 
27  >4  Jau.  20 

Pref  100 

Jollet  &  Chicago  100 
Kanawha  &Mioh  100 
Keokuk  &  Des  Moines.  .100 
Pref..                             100 

4          7 
2          4 
12       15 
40 

§   6     Feb.  13 
2     Feb.  27 
12     Mar.  26 
32     Feb.  24 

§    6     Feb.  13 
3     Jau.  30 
28%  Jau.  19 
32     Feb.  24 

iiz"    Mar.  26 

12     Mar.  26 

Keokuk  &  Western  100 
Kingston  &  Pembroke.  .  50 

Lake  Erie  &  Western.  .  .  100 
Pref               100 

970 
1,981 
14,804 
371 
132,674 

2,991 
5,791 
25,312 
13,097 
313,829 
100 
25 

16%    18% 
67%    69 
151      152% 
44       50 
48H    48»8 

""i"     2 

16       17 
66       69 
171      171% 
46       50 
50%    50% 
14 

13%    15% 
59       60 
165     1*6% 
43       48 
46^    46% 

14     Mar.  26 
59     Mar.  30 
163     Mar.  29 
§41     Mar.  31 
44%  Mar.  29 

17%  Mar.    4 
68%  Mar.  13 
172     Mar.    1 
§49     Mar.    4 
505s  Mar.    3 

14     Mar.  26 
59     Mar.  30 
152     Jan.     2 
42%  Jan.  22 
44%  Mar.  29 
14  Jan.  11 
§114  Jan.     4 

18%  Jan.  18 
70>4Jan.  20 
172     Mar.    1 
55     Jan.     8 
52%  Jau.  19 
Wan.  11 
§14  Jan.     4 

Lake  Shore  1OO 

Louisville  &  NasnvllJe.100 
Lou.  New  Alb.  &  Chlo..  100 
Pref  100 
lioulsv.  8t  .L.  &  Tex  100 

Mahoning  Coal  RR  50 

100     115 
100     115 
8914    89% 
108%  110% 
7          9 
1          1% 
88        93 
18        19 
73%    78 
46       47 
13       13% 
29       29% 
2014    20% 
20       22 
163%  167 

1OO     115 
100     115 

88       88% 
107     108 

105     118 

100     115 
85%    85% 
103%  106% 

Pref                          ...   50 

Manhattan  consol  100 
Metropolitan  Traction.  100 
Mexican  Central  100 
Mex.  Nat'l  trust  certs..  100 
Michigan  Central  106 

159,000 

1,837 

""206 
2,145 
635 
582 
950 
5,822 
65,355 
161,267 
300 
253 

304,869 
13,259 
357 
1,300 
2,837 
1,285 
1,599 
1,865 
14,768 
123,175 
221,468 
1,670 
1,152 
20 
10 
159,269 
9,260 
1.160 

83     Mar.    9 
105     Mar.  24 

89     Mar.    1 
107%  Mar.    9 

83     Mar.    9 
105     Mar.  24 
8     Jau.  15 
l>4  Mar.  16 
90     Jan.  28 
17     Mar.  26 
77%  Mar.  18 
46     Feb.  26 
11%  Mar.  29 
25  "4  Mar.  29 
14%  Mar.  !i9 
20     Mar.  26 
§163%  Feb.13 
§70     Jan.  25 
§44     Mar.  18 
92%  Feb.  18 
11     Feb.  11 
70     Jan.  22 

94     Jan.  18 
110%  Jan.     5 
8=8  Jau.  22 
l»8Jan.  13 
100     Mar.  15 
19%  Jau.  29 
7s»%Jan.  18 
48%  Mar.  18 
14%  Jan.  18 
324  Mar.  18 
244  Jan.  18 
22%  Jan.  12 
§167  Jan.  22 
570     Jan.  25 
J44     Mar.  18 
102     Mar.  22 
14%  M..r.  15 
75     Mar.  17 

92       95 
18%    20 
77H    80 
45»s    47 
13       13% 

21%    21% 
21       22% 
164     166% 

1          1% 

1H  Mar.  16 
92%  Mar.    1 
17     Mar.  26 
77%  Mar.  IS 
47     Mar.  17 
11%  Mar.  29 
25i4  Mar.  29 
14%  Mar.  29 
20     Mar.  26 
164    Mar.  31 

1%'Mar.  31 
100     Mar.  15 
19%  Mar.  17 
78%  Mar.  15 
4«%Mar.  18 
13%  Mar.  15 
32M  Mar.  18 
'.'2%  Mar.    4 
21      Mar.  13 
§165   Mar.  20 

Mlnneap.  &  St.  Louis..  .100 
1st  preferred  1OO 

17       18% 
75       78 
4514    48 
1H4    12 
27%    27% 
1514    15% 
16%    20 
163  .  165% 

2d  preferred  100 

Mo.  Kansas  &  Texas  —  100 
Pref  100 

Missouri  Pacific  100 

Mob.  <fe  Ohio,  assented  
Morris  A  Essex  50 

Nashv.  Chatt.  &  St.  L..1OO 
New  England  .... 

10 
142,961 
6,835 
935 

45 

92%    94 

12           I4 

05        75 

.    37 
94%    94% 
11       12 
70 

....    37 
9314    98% 
11        13 
65       75 

§44     Mar.  18 
93%  Mar.    1 
12     Mar.    3 
70     Mar.  15 

§44     Mar  18 
102     Mar.  22 
14%  Mar.  15 
75     Mar.  17 

V.  Y.  Cent.  &  Hud.  Riv.100 
K.  Y.  Ohio.  &  St.  Louis.  100 
1st  prnf  ]f)O 

APKIL,  1897.J 


NEW   YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE  MONTHLY   RECORD. 


IT- 


STOCKS. 
N.  Y.  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

SALES  TO  APR  1. 

Price  aboitl 
January  2, 
189?: 

'                             PRIOS8  Ilf   V  it  ROB. 

RANGE  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

/M  *<rr. 

Since  J'n.l 

Share*. 
13.410 
415 
423 

3.40'.' 
29,164 
6.227 
39,798 

'    Mar.  1. 

Jfar.  31. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Par. 
N.Y.Ch.48UL.—  2dpreMOO 
N.  Y.  4  Harlem  5O 

A'Anrr*. 
l-J.Mll 
330 
180 
780 

i  '..-'•.!' 

1.713 
4,639 

Bid.      Atk. 
26        18 

Bid.      Ask. 
234    28 
293     

Bid.      Ask 
28       30>t 
30O     

Sale  Prices. 
25     Mar.    1 
5295   Mar.    8 
5  1  20  34  Mar.  16 
517134  Mar.2« 
13i«  Mar.  31 
74  Mar.  30 
224  Mar.  29 

i*44Har."li 
26     Mar.  2* 
114  Mar.  29 
334  Mar.  29 

Sale  Prices. 
34*e  Mar.  17 
30O     Mar.  11 
5122   Mar.    2 
517S   Mar.    2 
154  Mar.    3 
9     Mar.    3 
25%  Mar.    3 

i4*4Mar."li 
28     Mar.  18 
14%  Mar.    3 
384  Mar.    1 

Sale  Prices. 
24     Feb.  10 
5295    Feb.  11 
(119  Jan.     5 
160     Feb.     2 
134  Mar.  31 
74  Mar.  30 
224  Mar.  29 

-§ii'i*3  Jan.'  1*8 
•17     Feb.  16 
11  4  Mar.  29 
32%  Jan.     & 

Sale  Prices. 
34*8  Mar.  17 
300     Mar.  11 
6122    Mar.    2 
§178   Jan.     4 
1538  Jan.  18 
9%  Jan.  18 
264  Jan.  18 

*§ii"""3Jai'.""l8 
*  183s  jan.  30 
163s  Feb.     1 
38*8  Feb.     1 

N.  Y.  Lack.  A  Western.  IOO 
Jf.  Y.  N.  Haven  4  Hart.lOO 
y.  Y.  Ontario  4  Wert-.lOO 
N.  Y.  Sun.  4We«t.,new.lOO 
Pref                     10O 

118 

1774  1784 
'«4     'J4 
»        1O 
24       25 

174     175 
14»8    15 
8%      9>4 
25       254 
60       70 
16 

169     172 
134    13% 
74      8 
234    24 
60       70 
12       13 
26       274 
12       123s 
35       354 
5 

Norfolk  A  Southern  10O 

Norfolk  Jt  Western  1OO 
Pref                10O 

114 
2.183 

•j-j,.;-i 
81,616 

164 
3,145 

109,094 
317.269 

•ii      i"i% 

•16        17 
la's    14 
32       32  19 
5 

28if 

IT.  Pac.Ry.Tot.tr.  eerU.loo 
Pref.  vot  tr.  eerta  —  10O 
Ohio  Southern  10O 

144    14  »(. 
83>e    Sa^e 
5 

Or.  RK.  A  N.Co.  vo.tr.cta.  IOO 
Pref  .  rot.  tr.  oerta.  .  .  .  IOO 
Ore.Sh.UAU.N.tr.rec'a.lOO 
Peorla  One.  4  Evannv.loo 
Peorla-4  Eastern  IOO 
Phila  A  Kea<llntc              5O 

1,014 

225 
9,582 
434 
1,130 
6 
421,536 
66.914 
12.126 
4.SO3 
SM 
264 

14       24 
354    38 
*  '4        '5 
2          3 
•          8 
•27       3714 

14       24 
43       44 

10       20 
39       43 

42     Mar.  20 

443g  Feb.     3 

§15     Jan.  15 
37*8  Jan.     8 
•14>«Jan.  11 
"s  Mar.  27 
§   34  Feb.     9 
*19*s  Mar.  29 
4O4  Mar.  29 
25=8  Mar.  30 
114  M»r.  -29 
4»*8  Mar.  2b 
§164     Feb.18 

§1*7*4"  Jan.  18 
454  Feb.    3 
"16     Jan.  23 
2J4  Feb.     1 
5   34  Feb.     9 
.28!8  Jan.  18 
51     Mar.  15 
31H  Mar.  13 
14     Jan.  21 
50     Feb.    1 
§1694Mar.l8 

920 

164*843 
63,514 
5,417 
2.188 
218 
10 

2         24 
4         8 
*247a    25 
49       50 
29T8    30>« 
12%    14 
47       50 
163     I'O 

4      1 
3         8 
•2119    214 
42        42% 
26       264 
11%    14 
47       50 
162     168 

"8  Mar.  27 

2     Mar.    4 

*  197a  Mar.  29 
404  Mar.  29 
25=9  Mar.  3D 
11  4  Mar.  29 
49*8  Mar.  26 
}1694Mar.l6 

•25*8  Mar.  13 
51     Mar.  15 
314  Mar.  13 
134  Mar.  15 
49*8  Mar.  26 
5169  4  Mar.  18 

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2d  prrf..  wb«n  liwaed  
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12%    14 
46       53 
160     

Pltt*.Ft.W.4Ch.,suar  IOO 
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Rome  Wat.  4  Ocdennb.lOO 
St.  Joa.  4  Grand  Inland.  IOO 
St.  Lo  Alt.  AT.  H.tr.rec.100 
K.L.A8  F.Tot.  tr.eerta.10O 
lit  pref.  roL  tr.  oertn.ioo 
2d  pref.  vut.tr.  recu  IOO 
St.  Looia  Southwest.  .  .  .  loo 

I'r..«                             100 

734 

1.481 

117     120 

1174  118", 

30       3*84 
1174  1184 

5116  Mar.    8 

5ii8%Mar.  i 

40     Feb.     8 
§116  Mar.    8 

40     Feb.     5 
§119   Jan.  18 

3,897 
4.7B9 

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17.409 
70.732 

15.924 
9,439 
:  UOM 
7,464 

1.104 
60 
3,103 

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34       35 
13     . 

56       61 
0         5i4 
39       40 
14%    154 
3%      4 
10%    114 
18       21 
85       90 
116     120 
144    15 
94      9% 
2S4    28% 
1O     

56       60 
44      4% 
374    39 
13       14 
3          34 
74      84 
18       23 
UO 

44  Mar.  29 
37     Mar.  29 
12%  Mar.  29 
23a  Mar.  31 
5*a  Mar.  30 
20     Mar.    9 
&f>5     Mar.  12 
118     Mar.    3 
14",  Mar.  20 
7«8  Mar.  29 
24%  Mar.  3d 

34  Mar.    4 
404.  Mar.    4 
15     Mar.    3 
44  Mar.    4 
11     Mar.    1 
20     Mar.    9 
585     Mar.  12 
118     Mar.    3 
154  Mar.  31 
93s  Mar.    4 
293e  Mar.  18 

44  Mar.  29 
37     Jan.  29 
12%  Jan.  27 
2%  Mar.  31 
5*e  Mar.  30 
20     Jan.     4 
§85     Mar.  12 
114     Jan.  28 
134  Jan.  13 
7<>s  Mar.  29 
24%  Mar.  29 
§  10     Feb.     5 
§404  Feb.    5 
84  Mar.  31 
§155   Feb.  23 

5*8  Feb.     4 
40%  Mar.    4 
16     Feb.     3 
4%  Jan.  18 
114  Jan.  18 
224  Jan.  13 
587    Feb.      3 
118     Mar.    3 
15%  Jan.  18 
10     Jan.  16 
29*8  Jan.  19 
§10     Feb.     5 
§404  Feb.    5 
104  Jan.  18 
5162   Mar.  16 

84      4>« 

,8    10 

St.  Paul  4  Dulnth      .  .  .  1  oo 

i-r.-r                100 

81 

St.  Paul  Minn.  4  Man.  .  IOO 
Southern  Pacific  Co....  100 
Southern  (rot.  tr.  rtfa.).10O 

IT-f.                                           .100 

Texan  Central 

112     116 
144    15 
l"4      9\ 

26^  aa% 

115     119 
15       16 
84      84 
264    26% 
10     . 

Pref 

35 

35 

33 

Texa*4  Pactne  100 

5.626 
780 

84      9 
r6r      id] 
30       35 
50       73 
jif 

9*      9% 
152     157 
15       25 
50       70 
54 

84      8% 
160     162 
15       23 
50       73 
54 

84  Mar.  31 
§1584Mar.l2 

9%  Mar.    3 
§162   Mar.  16 

Third  Avenue  IN.  Y  ) 

Tol  4  Ohio  Central  ..  IOO 

I'r-r                          ...IOO 

Tol.  Stl  L  4  Kan.  City.  IOO 
l-r.-f                       ......100 

United  N.  J   RK.  A  Can  100 
ITnlon  Pae.  En*,  tr.  ree  IOO 
Union  Pae.  Den.  40  ul  MOo 
Dtlea  *  Bli.  Hirer.  ctd.  100 
Wabaah                            IOO 

in 

23,181 
1,114 

15 
M  - 

•j.:i«4- 

62154  Mar.15 
54  Mar-  29 
1%  Mar.  11 

§2154Mar.l5 
73s  Mar.    1 
2     Mar.  18 

§2154Mar.l4 
54  Mar.  29 
l%Mar.  11 

§2154Mar.l5 
10     Jan.     5 
2  4  Jan.     6 

0         9*4 

-"4      3 

74      7% 
1%      24 

5%     e 

1%      2 

-.•;:•- 

31.-  •- 

17.583 
33.183 

0          64 
154    10 

64      6<V 
16       164 

3         3*% 
124    13 

4Sg  Mar.  29 
12     Mar.  29 

64*M*ar.    3 
164  Mar.    3 

4«8  Mar.  29 
12     Mar.  29 

74  Jan.  16 
174  Jan.  18 

Pref 

Wear  a  N.  Y.  4  Penn.tr.rec 
WkMlbif  4  Lake  Erie    ion 
I-..- 

0.410 
3,100 
000 

.'- 

100 

IJOtOM 

14.350 
800 

.-.i 
100 

6         6*4 
37       304 
'        '4 

150     105 
•25      -33 
40       43 
111      123 
114    134 
54       OS 

IS       1T8 
04    10 
14      1% 

148      152 
•30      -40 

1          14 
34      44 

14      2 

148     150 
•37      -40 

1     Mar.  25 
4     Mar.  20 
14  Mar.  31 

{148    Mar.  24 
•40     Mar.  29 

2*     Mar.    5 
64  Mar.    4 
2  4  Mar.    3 

§100   Mar.    1 
•40     Mar.  29 

I     Feb.  19 
4     Mar.  20 
14  Mar.  31 

§1474  Feb.ll 
•40     Mar.  29 

64  Jan.     2 
29     Jan.     5 
24  Jan.     6 

§155  Jan.     9 
•40     Mar.  29 

WU.Cen.Co..(»ot.tr.cuilOO 

MlM«IUBe«iu  Stocks. 
Ailami  THII  im             IOO 

AJIee     .  .'  

3 
4,404 

0.584 

105     119 
124    13 
55       57 

110     1*2*6 
10%    124 
564    07% 

§125  Jan.     5 
11     Mar.  29 
524  Feb.  16 

§125   Jan.     5 
14%  Jan.  16 
38     Mar.    9 

American  Cotton  Oil      loo 
!••••?                              ...10O 

70» 
1.910 

11     Mar.  29 
55     Mar.    1 

124  Mar.    3 
58     Mar.    v 

AmTi<-  i-i  ii'-t   !••;••«•    i«»> 

Amnrlenn  Kxpr«a*.....10O 
AM.  Spirit  Mf*..  

870 

46J»9» 
18.343 
TMjOOO 

1.  ..-.--• 
m 
mt  MI 

!.--! 

ia.121 

100,  0  . 
|]  007 

..'•'-.'•   . 
-•I.-  •  • 

1.342 

47 

tSjm 

iod    iii 

11%    124 
26       274 
111*  111% 
IOO     100% 
85       90 
784    78% 
103     104 
114  ... 

111      118 
14       144 
334    3«4 
11741171% 
1034  103% 
86       90 
75%    76 
101      103 
11*8    12 
•6O      -80 
•10      -18 
90       93 
*        4 
•14      -16 

111     113 
12       124 
284    304 
1114  lll«8 
101     101% 
87       89 
73       73% 
104     107 
94      94 
•65      -«5 
•15      -19 
97       99 
4         %< 
•06      -10 

$111   Mar.  29 
10     Mar.  29 
26  4  Mar.  29 
1094  Mar.  29 
1OO4  Mar.  30 
81     Mar.    4 
71  4  Mar.  30 
105     Mar.    3 
84  Mar.  29 

;  ll':i  *Mar.  IM 
144  Mar.    1 
34*8  Mar.  15 
ll8«aMar.    3 
105%  Mar.  13 
§89%  Mar.  22 
7938  Mar.  12 
108     Mar.  12 
12     Mar.    1 

§1094Jao.  v8 
in     Mar.  29 
26     Jan.     A 
10»4  Mar.  2» 
1O04  Jan.     7 
§H54Jan.  28 
674  Keb.  15 
100     Feb.  11 
8  4  Mar.  29 

§11*3*   Mar.  *18 
144  Jan.  19 
34*8  Miir.  15 
USSgMar.    3 
105%  Mar.  15 
§914  Jan.     9 
794  Jan.  14 
108     Mar.  12 
13%  Jan.     6 

lanrlinn  Socar  Reh'a!  ion 
Fnl                         n«i 

AnMT.TelM.  A  Cable  "loo 
American  Tohaeco           'x> 

...UNI 

•5O 

Bjiiiua  Mlnlnc 

1,800 

:.....-_• 

S.200 

1,500 

l.i."i.i 
LOO 

..:•»' 

•10      -20 
85       89 

•17-  .20* 

•10     Mar.  30 
92     Mar.    1 

•19     Mar.  31 
99«8Mar.  15 

•15     Mar.  3O 
85     Jan.     7 
OgJau.   18 
•06     Mar.  22 

•19     Mar.  31 
9!)58  Mar.  15 
SB  Jan.  18 
•06     Mar.  22 

Kr.inklvn  rnl»n(»aa...100 
Brnn.wirk  '••.             ..    "... 
Bninuwlek  Mlnln* 

•06     Mar.  22 

•06     Mar.  22 

Chirac"  d»..tr  re««a..lOO 
ChJme.Rjr.A:U.m.YiU.loo 

<•!,-%  ...  .t.    M.I.  M              '•" 

303,425 
70 

483,81*7 
170 

73%    74 

764    76% 

79*    79°g 

75%  Mar.    1 
$104   Mar.    3 

81*  "B  Mar.'  23 
§104   Mar.    3 

734  Jan.     5 
103     Feb.  26 

81  "is  Mar.  28 
§104   Mar.    3 

•08      

•10      -13 
4      14 
214    224 
OO 

•09      -12 
4      1 
184    20 
90 

SimdoOkMlAI.'DeV.lOO 
Col-r*!..  KII.-;  .v  Ir..!,      100 
Pref                        ...100 
Col.  4  Hork.  i  '..»!  A  Ir  IOO 

i.630 
"'615 

1.331 

14.«,? 
3.390 

33       244 
to 

17     Mar.  29 

22%  Mar.    1 

4  Jan.  29 
17     Mar.  29 
§75     Feb.  It 
1   34  Mar.  17 

1     Jan.  19 
27     Jan.  19 
§75     Feb.  18 
1  4%  Mar.  13 

•   4>«      5 
156     172 
•04      -O6 
l-OO 

•    4          44 

100     172 
•04       -06 
1-80    2-20 
1.--24  1544 
33 

•  3'e     44 
156     172 
•04      -O6 
l-OO    

•   3  4  Mar.  17 

•  4%  Mar.  13 

700 
1«3 

191 
3.300 
4,120 
500 

"'iss 

•05     Jan.     6 
1-40    Mar.    9 
1364  Jan.     V 
35     Feb.     1 
20     Jan.     5 
101%  Jan.     2 
§97     Feb.    9 

6"4"4Jai'.""4 

•05     Jan.     6 
1-40    Mar.    9 
1594  Mar.  1» 
35     Feb.     1 
*5     Jan.  30 
107     Mar.  23 
103     Mar.  3O 

67""jan"."l9 

Oonaol.  Cat.  A  v»  Mtn  
Oon«nll«Ut~l  <i»..  N.  Y  IOO 
Omaotldatlon  Coal 
. 
Bdlmn  Kler    : 
Idlaon  El.  Ill  .  B'klyn  .IOO 
Knterprlne  Mlnlnc  
Erie  Tele*.  4  Tolep  100 

1*6*5 

•  .  N 

"i",«Y» 

430 

1-40    Mar.    9 
1304  Mar.    2 

1-40    Mar.    9 
159  4  Mar.  19 

1360|  ih'-T^ 
80       40 

1564  158 
36       40 

10141*02 

1044  1O5 
98       98% 
•10     

106     108 
101      

105     Mar.    2 
98  4  Mar.    2 

107     Mar.  23 
103     Mar.  30 

•10     . 
64%    65 
•15      -20 
33       33% 

•10     

•15      -20 
34%    :i34 

•15      -21 
32        32% 

Omiral  EUetrte.  IOO 

UBcSSSoSf*"*!* 

61.007 

185,913 

304  Mar.  2U 

364  Mar.    5 

304  Mar.  29 

364  Feb.     2 

IM  pref  100 
•inraf  loo 

""200 

;  •  .  . 
4,9*0 

MM 

1.110 

"i'.ibo 

33.149 

"*100 

l/i  ... 
12.521 

:.•.  • 

.'.  i'55*' 

i"-75"  i"(»o" 
35       40 

364    36'. 

"*4  ""3*4 
•22      '27 
234    244 
.   70       80 
•0% 

i'-e'o"  i"7o* 

34        40 
324    334 

'"14  "34 

•25      -30 
22       24 
73       78 
•07      . 

l:6.V"Mar."*17 
33     Mar.    1 
32=9  Mar.  29 

"4  4  Mar."  9 
•27     Mar.  15 
22%  M;ir.  29 
7O4  Mar.  24 

1-70    Mar.  22 
S5     Mar.    1 
37%  Mar.    2 

"4*4  Mar."  9 
•30     Mar.  27 
244  Mar.  16 
78     Mar.  12 

l:4b"jan.""8 
35     Mar.     1 
30     Feb.  13 

"4*4*  Mar."  "9 
•24     Jan.     5 
22  4  Jan.  14 
704  Mar.  21 

1-70"  "Mar."  22 
§40     Jan.     0 
38%  Feb.     2 

'i  "a  Mar."  *9 
•30     Mar.  27 
25     Jan.  18 
78     Mar.  12 

•MBratnktt  Mlnlnc 

35       39 
88       4O 

'"i" 

•22       -27 
24        20 
70       80 
•O6     
•08     

inn 

4  Innul  loo 

KSLm  A  PMnbr  Mining 
laifriH  Qe*.  Si.  Lonla.  .  IOO 
PmC  IOO 

LawlvlUe  Mlnlnc          .   1O 
bntan  *  WllkeJn  CoaJ.OO 
KJafeMUn  Beach  Co...  100 
lUryland  0»al.  wet.  ...  IOO 

3,100 

3.100 

•09     

•08      '10 

•09     Mar.  18 

•09     Mar.  18 

•09     Mar.  18 

•09     Mar.  18 





5       10 
40        55 

5       10 
40       60 

3        10 
35       40 

I  - 


THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


STOCKS. 

N.  Y.  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

SALES   TO  APR.  1. 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1897. 

PRICES  IN  MARCH. 

RANGE  FOR   YEAR  1897. 

In  Mar. 

Sitieej'n.1 

Mar.  1. 

Mar.  31. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Loioe't. 

Highest. 

Par. 
Mexican  Telegraph.  100 

Share*. 

Share* 

Kill.      Ask. 

Bid.      Atk. 

Bid.     Ask. 

Sale  PHccs. 

Hale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

50 
296 
4,026 
2.747 
25,948 
9,055 
389 
1,318 
8 
405 
5 
9,936 
715 
58,877 

§12     Feb.     > 
$50     Feb.  11 
38k  Mar.  24 
12     Mar.    2 
2178Feb.  16 
883s  Feb.  13 
5     Jan.     4 
51k  Mar.  30 
§15     Feb.     9 
5     Jan.  27 
§124   Jan.     8 
4     Mar.  24 
9     Mar.  22 
24     Jan.     9 
§340   Mar.  24 

§12     Jan.     6 
$52     Feb.  1O- 
52     Feb.  10 
15     Jan.  19 
26%  Jan.  19 
vZ     Feb.  ¥3 
5     Jan.     4 
62     Jan.     8 
§15     Feb.     9 
5     Jan.  27 
§124   Jan.     8 
5     Jan.  18 
10%  Jan.  11 
27%  Mar.  18 
§340    Mar.  24 

Preferred                       100 

50 
2,666 

1,54:1 
12,019 
3,858 
250 
378 

§50     Mar.  19 
38k  Mar.  24 
12     Mar.    2 
22%  Mar.  29 
90  14  Mar.  29 
5     Mar.  10 
51k  Mar.  30 

$50     Mar.  19 
•i  -  !-  Mar.    8 
13k  Mar.    3 
25?8  Mar.  15 
91k  Mar.  10 
5     Mar.  10 
55     Mar.    3 

53       55k 
13       14ifi 
22k    231* 
85k    87k 
413      5 
55       65 
20       25 
8          8 
124 

45       50 
12        13 
24  k    25 
89%    90iji 
4          7 
51        55 
17       22 
5is      7k 
126     130 
4          4°e 
10       10k 
25      

4'ji.j    44 
12       13 
23       24 
lid's    91 
3          6 
51        60 
8        15 
5          7 
131     133 
4          4k 
8k    11 
25%    26=8 
310     

National  Linseed  Oil...  100 
National  Lead                100 

Pref                            ..100 

National  Starch  Mfg...  100 
1st  pref  100 

°d  pref                          100 

New  Central  Coal  1OO 



North  American  Co  —  100 
Ontario  Silver       100 

2,381 
210 
38,282 
11 

4ig      4% 
10       lOHi 
24        24% 
310 

4     Mar.  24 
9     Mar.  22 
25     Mar.    1 
J340  Mar.  24 

4%  Mar.    3 
10     Mar.    9 
27'e  Mar.  19 
§310   Mar.  24 

Pacific  Mail                     100 

320      

14,100 

15,800 

•04      -06 

•04      -05 

•05       -07 

•04     Mar.    1 

•06     Mar.  16 

•04"     Mar.    1 

•06  '  Mar.  16 

Pierre  Lorillard  Co.,  pf  100 

89      . 

91      

91ia  

Postal  Telepraph  &  Cable. 
Pullman's  Palace  Car.  .  100 
Quicksilver  Mining  100 
Pref                              100 

94 

5,712 

ii,2oi 

100 
275 
145,000 

152     154 
114      1% 
.    12 

156ia  157 
1          3 
12 

64%    65>4 

158     159 
I1*      2k 
10 
61k    62k 
195     200 
689      6% 
1-60    1-70 
25k    26 

156%  Mar.    1 

163     Mar.    3 

152     Jan.     2 
l%Jan.  15 
11%  Jan.  18 
62     Mar.  29 

163     Mar.    3- 
l%Jan.  15' 
11%  Jan.  18 
65>4Jan.  27 

Silver  Bullion  Certificates. 
Sixth  Avenue  (NY)      100 

73,000 

65       65  Hi 

62     Mar.  29 

64     Mar.    8 

Standard  Kope  &  TwinelOO 
Standard  Mining            100 

14,280 
l.*00 

47,217 

33,210 
1,800 

17ti.288 
50 

9%    10>4 
1-25  

10       103g 
1-65    1'85 
28       28i4 

6%'Mar.  29 
1-60    Mar.  26 
24     Mar.  29 

10k  Mar.    1 
1-80    Mar.    6 
29k  Mar.    4 

6k  Mar.  29 
1-60    Mar.  26 
24     Mar.  29 
§70     Jan.  19 

11%  Jan.  19 
1-80    Mar.    8 
3r     Jan.  18 
§70     Jan.  19 

Tennessee  Coal  &  Iron.  100 
Pref                             100 

25%    26 

Texas  Pac.  Land  Trust.  100 
Twin  City  Rapid  Trans.  100 
Pref                               100 

Union  Consolidated  Mining 
U.  8.  Express    100 

•30 

•23 

174 
5,848 
89,466 
17,867 
15,532 
498 
23 
6-1,725 

391 
15.335 

308,317 
37,198 
25,546 
2,290 
544 
133,933 

40       45 
8%      9>4 
60ia    60% 
24%    24% 

36       40 

7%      8k 

60     eoig 

2038    20?8 
72       74 
99     102 

6%      7k 
83»«    83k 

38       40 
6%      7 
riii'4    56% 
13k    14k 
62       64 
100     103 
5          6k 
83       83>4 

538     Mar.    2 
7     Mar.  25 
55U  Mar.  30 
13     Mar.  29 
61     Mar.  29 
59914  Mar.    1 
§7     Mar.    1 
8214  Mar.  31 

§40    Mar.    2 
83s  Mar.    4 
60  5g  Mar.    3 
20?8  Mar.    I 
73     Mar.    1 
§102   Mar.  17 
§7     Mar.    1 
86k  Mar.  17 

§37     Feb.     3 
7     Mar  25 
54     Feb.   13 
13     Mar.  29 
61     Mar.  29 
§97     Jan.     2 
6%  Jan.     2 
81     Feb.  16 

§40     Jan.     7 
9=8  Jan.  19- 
64     Jan.   19 
^SM  Jan.  19 
767s  Jan.     5 
§102    Mar.  17 
7^8  Jan.  16 
86k  Mar.  17" 

Pref                               100 

U.  8.  Rubber               ..  100 

Pref  1OO 

Wells  Fargo  &  Co          100 

94       98 
6          8 
83i4    8379 

Western  Union  Beef. 

Western  Union  Teleg..  100 
Westinghouse,  assented.  50 
1st  pref  50 

*  All  assessments  paid.       t  First  instalment  paid.       t  Second  instalment  paid.       TC  Third  instalment  paid.       §  Less  than  100  shares. 

BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

MONTHLY    AND    YEARLY    RECORD. 

The  following  tables  furnish  a  record  of  Boston  Stock  Exchange  transactions  in  railroad  securities  for  the  past  month 
and  for  the  year  1897.  Also  a  record  of  transactions  in  mining  stocks  for  the  past  month  and  for  the  year  1897.  The  railroad 
securities  which  are  active  on  the  New  "Sork  Stock  Exchange  are  omitted  from  this  list.  We  give  the  securities  in 
alphabetical  order  under  the  three  general  headings,  Railroad  Bonds,  Railroad  Stocks  and  Mining  Stocks. 

^S"  In  comparing  New  York  and,  Boston  priciis,  it  should  be  noted  that  bond  prices  in  New  York  are  flat  prices  -that  in, 
the  price  includes  the  accrued  interest,  while  in  Boston  accrued  interest  must  be  paid  in  addition  to  price.  It  should  also  be 
remembered  that  New  York  stock  prices  are  per  cent  while  Ihose  in  Boston  are  dollars  per  share. 


BONDS. 

BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

Int. 
Period. 

Sales  in 
March. 
Par  value 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1897. 

PRICES  IN  MARCH. 

RANGE  FOR   YEAR  1897. 

March  1. 

Mnrrh  30. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Amer.  Bell  Telephone  7s  —  1898 
Registered  1898 

F-A 
F-A 
M-S 
J-J 

$ 

Bid.     Ask. 

Bid.     Atk. 
104     

Bid.     Ask. 
103 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 
103     Feb.     2 
104     Mar.  17 

Sale  Prices. 
104k  Feb.  18 
104     Mar.  17" 

1.000 

lOt     Mar.  17 

104     Mar.  17 

Ateh.  <fe  Nebraska,  1st,  7s.  ..1908 
Boston  &  Maine,  4ks  1944 
4s  1942 

Boston  &  Providence,  4s  1918 
Bur.&Mo.  R.(Neb.),ex'mt6s.l918 
Non-exempt,  6s  1918 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
M-N 
J-J 
A-O 
J-D 
J-D 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-D 
M-N 
A-O 
J-D 
J-J 



7,000 

116     . 
105     

117 

lis     Mar.  25 

118     Mar.  25 

11  6k  Jan.     5 
107     Jan.     9 

lis     Mar.  25- 
107     Jan.     » 

107 

107 

Plain,  4s  1910 

Cedar  Rap.  &  Mo.  R.,  1st,  78.1916 
Chicago  Burl.  &  Nor.,  5s  1926 
2d.6s  v  1918 

135%  Feb.  11 
lOSH  Jan.     5 
99.    Jan.     6 

135%  Feb.  11 
104k  Jan.  20- 
99%  Jan.     2 

41,000 
9,000 

103     103k 
99% 

104      . 
99k 

104 
99       99% 

104     Mar.  18 
99     Mar.  11 

104k  Mar.    4 
99%  Mar.  17 

Debenture.  6s  1896 

Oh.  Jo.  RR.  &  St'k  Y'ds.  5s..  1915 
Ch.Mil.  &  St.  P.  Dub.  D.,  6s.  1920 
Ch.  Mil.  &  St.  P.  Wis.  V.,  div.1920 
Chic.  &  W.  Mich.,  gen.,  5s.  ..1921 
Chic.  &  Nor.  Mich.,  gu.,  5s.  .1931 
Clev.  &  Can.  Equip.  Tr.,  5s.  1917 
Concord  &  Mont.,  cons.,  4s.  1920 
Consol.  RR.  of  Vt.,  1st,  5s.  .1913 
Trust  receipts  

15,000 
11,000 
1,000 
9,000 
1,000 

10814.. 
117k  

109     109% 
122 

..  109>< 
121      
119k  

109     Mar.    1 
121     Mar.    2 
119%  Mar.  17 
49     Mar.    1 
42     Mar.  12 

109k  Mar.    9 
121k  Mar.    4 
119%  Mar.  17 
55     Mar.    4 
42     Mar.  12 

108k  Jan.     2 
118k  Jan.     2 
117k  Jan.     7 
45     Feb.     3 
37k  Feb.     1 

109%  Feb.  10 
121k  Mar.    4 
1193.4  Mar.  17 
55     Mar.    4 
42     Mar.  12 

116k  
43      
37k  

118k  
48       51 
39      

42      

37,200 
16,000 

52k  

J2k    jtfk 
50     

51      

55      

52     Mar.    5 
51     Mar.    5 

55     Mar.  11 
57     Mar.  15 

50     Jan.  26 
50     Feb.  19 
50     Jan.  13 

55     Mar.  11 
57     Mar.  15 
50     Jan.  13 

Current  River,  1st,  5s  1927 
Det.  Lans.  <fc  Nor.,  iutg.,7s.l907 
Trust  receipts  .. 

A-O 
J-J 

50 

50 

55     Jan.     8 
118k  Jan.     4 

56     Feb.  11 
120     Mar.    2- 

Eastern  Mass.  1st.,  6s  1906 
Eastern  of  Minn.,  1st,  5s.  ..1908 
Fitchburg,  5s  1900 

M-S 
A-O 

3,000 

118     

119^  ,  

119      

120     Mar.    2 

120     Mar.    2 

lOSij  Feb.     6 

lOSk  Feb.    6- 

5s  1908 

A-O 
M-S 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
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Ft.  8.8.  E.  &  Mem.  ,1st  7s..  .1910 
Frem't  Elk.  &  Mo.  V.,  1st,  68.1933 
Unstamped,  1st,  6s  .  1933 

2,000 
2,000 

211,000 
79,000 

127      .... 
127      

i"28 
127     
73 

128     Mar.    3 
127k  Mar.  11 
72     Mar.  27 
70'8Mar.    4 

128'     Mar.    3 
127k  Mar.  11 
72M  Mar.    4 
72     Mar.  11 

128     Mar.    3 
127     Jan.  27 
71  ig  Feb.  17 
70     Jan.  15 

128     Mar.    3 
127k  Mar.  11 
P2kJan.     B 
75     Jan.  15- 

i"27 
80      . 

Illinois  Steel,  conv.,  deb.,  5s.  1910 
Deb.,  5s  .                             1913 

81 

71        72 

7-t 

Iowa  Falls  &  Si'x  C.,  1st,  7s.  1917 
Kansas  City  Belt,  1st,  6s  1916 
Kan.  CPy  M.  &  B.,  gen.,  4s...  1934 
Income,  5s  1934 

12,500 
72,100 

6618    68 
25 

70 

65        68 
21 

50 

67     Mar.    3 
20     Mar.    1 

68     Mar.  12 
23k  Mar.  11 

66     Feb.  16 
18     Jan.  22 
50     Jan.  13 
99%  Jan.  11 
11814  Jan.  18 
79     Jan.  25 
106>4  Jan.   14 

6<*     Jan.     5 
23k  Mar.  11 
50     Jan.  13 
9!)%  Jan.  11 
122     Mar.  22 
S'2     Mar.  17 
110     Mar.  17 

20       "23 
50 

Kan.  C.  Clin.  &  Spr.,  1st,  5s.  1925 
Kan.  C.&M.  Ry.  &Br.,  Ist,5s.l929 
Kan.  C.  St.  J.  &  C.  B.,  1st,  7s.  1907 
Kan.  C.  Ft.  Scott  &  M.,  6»..1928 
Kan.  C.Ft.S.&Gulf,lst,7B.1908 
Lincoln  &  North  West'n,  78.1910 
Little  R.  &Ft.8m.,g.,  1st,  76.1905 
ix>u.  Ev.  &  St.  L.,  1st,  6s...  1926 
2d  5-6s  1936 

100 

ib'6 

118      , 

90 

3,000 
38,000 
8,000 

118      
80      
108      

122 

121     Mar.  27 
79%  Mar.    1 
109k  Mar.  17 

1-22     Mar.  22 
82     Mar.  17 
110     Mar.  17 

79 

8O 

107 

500 

70      

.  ...  100 

89       90 
100     

.    90 
lOOk 

89%  Mar.    3 

89%  Mar.    3 

7514  Jan.  14 
100     Feb.     2 

89%  Mar.    3 
100k  Jan.  12 

Maine  Cent..con8.,  1st,  7s..  .1912 
Collateral  Trust  5s  1923 

Maple  River7s  1897 

Marq.  Ho.  &  O.,  M.,  6s.,  ext.  1925  A-O 
Mexican  Central,  cons.,  4s..  1911  .1  -  J 
1st  cons.  Inc.,  3s  193!)  July 
2d  cons,  inc.,  3s  1939)....' 

107     . 
66       66% 
15 

108      , 
67%    68% 
18k 

64.000 
13,000 
1,000 

66       67 
17k 
8 

6ek  Mar.  22 
17k  Mar.    6 
7%  Mar.  12 

68     Mar.    4 
18     Mar.    2 
7%  Mar.  12 

65  Wan.  12 
15     Jan.     6 
7     Jan.     2 

6814  Jan.  29 
19%  Jan.  28 
8k  Jan.  30> 

6%      714 

8k 

BOSTON    STOCK     EXCHANGE— MONTIILY     RECORD. 


BONDS.             j| 

BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANGE,     "i 

Salts  in     Price  about 
March.     January  2, 
Par  talut         1897. 

PRICES  IN  MARCH. 

RANGE  FOR   YEAR  1897. 

J/ar.  1. 

Jfar.  30. 

Loicest.             Uighett. 

Lowest. 

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lit.  «•>  1905J-. 

r     32,000 

F          3.OOO 
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21.5OO 

Bid.      Ask 
117k  120 
lllk 

BUI.      Ask. 
1-20 
113     114 
83 

H!<l.       Ask. 
12O      

Sale  Prices. 
119k  Mar.    2 
113k  Mar.    5 
79     Mar.    6 
79     Mar.    6 

Sale  Prices. 
1203s  Mar.    8 
1131-2  Mar.    5 
81k  Mar.    9 
83     Mar.  24 

Sale  Prices. 
118     Jan.     4 
112     Jan.     4 
79     Mar.    6 
75V  Feb.  25 

Sale  Prices. 
120%  Mar.    8 

8  Ik  Mar.    9 
83     Feb.  24 

•Ocdenoh.  A  L.  C.,  eon*..  6».  .19'JO  A-  (. 
Tnut  Receipt*  

84 

80 

Income.  ««  192O  .... 

6*.  ...  1896  .... 
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lio'gM'ar."l"5 

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97 
105 

98     Mar.  22 
105k  Mar.    6 

98k  Mar.  18 
105k  Mar.    6 

95     Jan.     8 
103     Jan.  11 

98k  Feb.  24 
lOSkMar.    6 

UnTlL  Sec,  C.  T.,7th  aer.  3*.  1922  F-  A 
We*t  End  Street  Ry..  5*  19O2  M-> 
5«,  regtMered  

r       1,000 

104      

104      

104k  Mar.  12  105k  Mar.  18 

103*  Jan.     4 
104S8  Jan.  18 
lf>4kJan.  15 
9978  Mar.  29 
99k  Feb.    5 

105k  Mar.  18 
1043s  Jan.  18 
105%  Mar.  25 
100     Feb.  19 
100     Feb.  27 

4k*.  1914  M-: 
Gold  4*  1916  F-A 

)     12.000 

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15,000 

r     

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105     Mar.  16,  105*  Mar.  25 
99?8  Mar.  29  1OO     Mar.  13 
9978Mar.  12  100     Mar.    4 

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STOCKS. 

BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

*.l  I.Eli  TO  APR.  1. 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1897. 

PRICES  Iff  if  ARCH. 

RANGE  FOR  TEAR  1S97. 

lit  Mar.     lit  1897. 

>  Mar.   1. 

-Mar.  30. 

Lowest.             Highest. 

Lowcsl. 

Highest. 

Par. 
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Share*. 
440 
06 
429 
1M 

33 

135 

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13 

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1.33O 
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1.004 
305 
•6 
111 
821 
159 

1,681 
30 

Bid.      Ask.   Bid.      Ask. 
2O8      .           212 

Bid.      Ask. 
214 

Salf  Prices. 
212     Mar.    1 
211     Mar.    1 
160     Mar.  10 
153     Mar.  13 
263     Mar.  24 
40     Mar.    1 
9k  Mar.  29 
56     Mar.  27 
103     Mar.  23 
106k  Mar.    1 
6     Mar.  19 

Sale  Prices. 
217     Mar.    4 
213k  Mar.  18 
165     Mar.    3 
155     Mar.    4 
265     Mar.    2 
40k  Mar.  26 
10*  Mar.    4 
58     Mar.    3 
106k  Mar.    3 
109     Mar.    4 
6     Mar.  19 

Sale  Prices. 
209     Jan.     4 
205     Jan.     2 
159*  Feb.     9 
151k  Feb.  13 
261     Jan.  11 
I  35     Jan.     5 
1     9k  Mar.  2J> 
!   56     Mar.  27 
100k  Jan.     7 
104     Jan.    6 
5     Jan.  27 

Sale  Prices. 
217     Mar.    4 
213k  Mar.  18 
166     Jan.  18 
155.    Mar.    4 
265     Mar.    2 
45     Feb.  20 
11     Jan.  20 
58     Mar.    3 
106k  Mar.    3 
109     Mar.    4 
6     Mar.  19 

Boetoo  A  Lowell.  loo 

2O3     206 
162k  163k 
'53      154 
»6o      joj 

211 

212     213 
160     160k 

fgoeton  A  Maine       .      loo 

161      j  

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BoctoD  A  ProTldenoe..lOO 
Boa.  ROT.  B.  A  Lynn.  ..  1OO 
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262      

262k  

i'6  

9k    i*6k 
!   56       58 
103      103k 
100k  107 

9k    10k 
56       58 
102*  103 
106*  107k 

Pref                       100 

56 

Ch.  J'u  Ry.  A  Stk.  Yd*.  100 
Pref               1OO 

100k  101k 
104 

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100 
3 
3 

13 
53 

233 

162     

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2*5'o.  *Mar.  24 
169     Mar.  30 
167     Mar.    5 

25o.  Mar.  24 
169     Mar.  30 
167     Mar.    5 

1   i<"c.i"eb.  17 
163     Jan.     7 
167     Mar.    5 
165k  Jan.  21 
168     Jau.  12 
144k  Jan.  27 

50o.  Jan.  13 
169     Mar.  30 
167     Mar.    5 
169k  Feb.  26 
174     Feb.  10 
147k  Mar.  22 

169 

Cla**  3 

fo* 

169 

168 

173     174 
147     

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Oonoord  *  Portomouth  10O 
Conn.  River  1OO 

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143     146k 

147     Mar.    3  147k  Mar.  22 

8 

121 
10 

230     Mar.    4 
11     Mar.  29 

250     Mar.    4 
Ilk  Mar.  25 

25*0     Jan.     4 
11     Mar.  29 

250     Jan.     4 
Ilk  Mar.  25 

Dei.  0.  R.  A  Weet.  praf.  .  .  . 
DM.  Lena.  A  .N..r  1OO 

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64 
10 

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1     Jan.  27 
90     Feb.  25 
18     Jan.  19 
91     Jan.  14 

1     Jan.  27 
90     Feb.  26 
18     Jan.  19 
94k  Mar.  15 

go 

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1.330 

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91       91* 

92       93 

91k  Mar.    1 

94*k  Mar.  15 

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670 
10 

1,332 
10 

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30k  Mar.  30 
5     Mar.    2 

35     Mar.    4 
5     Mar.    2 

29k  Jan.     9 
5     Mar.    2 

35*     Mar.    4 
5     Mar.    2 

«an«.  C.  F.  H.  A  M  1OO 
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118     Mar.    1 
8     Mar.  18 

l"k  Mar.  25 
125     Mar.  17 
9k  Mar.    1 

Ik  Mar.  25 
118     Feb.  26 
7k  Jan.  12 
225     Feb.  13 

Ik  Mar.  25 
129     Jan.     7 
9k  Mar.    1 
225     Feb.  13 

.    130 
7k     8 

M«zl«an  Central: 
BCaahua  A  Lowell  1OO 
Hew  Kac.  St.  Ry  33 

8*      9k 

8k       8k 

northern  (Sew  H.)  1OO 
{forth  Shore  Traction  .100 
l-r--:                          ...100 

6 

51 

157k  Mar.  24  158     Mar.  25 

15*4  k  Jan.     6 

158     Mar.  25 

30 
5 

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5 
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76     Jan.     6 
193*  Feb.  20 
176k  Jau.     5 
59k  Mar.    2 
145     Feb.  26 

7(!     Jan.     6 
193*  Feb.  20 
180     Mar.    1 
59k  Mar.    2 
148     Mar.  11 

Vorwlcb  *  WoroMtor.  .  loo 
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frtaia.  Wllrn.  A  B. 
Port.  SaeoA  Port. 
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3 

170     177 

170     180 

178 

177*  Mar.  23 
59k  Mar.    2 
147     Mar.    6 

180     Mar.    1 
59k  Mar.    2 
148     Mar.  11 

• 

159k  Feb.  16 

167    Jan.  26 

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8 

20     Jan.  13 

20     Jan.  13 

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1     Mar.    2 

1     Mar.    2 

1     Mar.    2 
152     Jan.     4 
04°g  Feb.     2 
83k  Jau.     4 

119  8Janr.'  16 

l*Jan.  30 
155k  Feb.  18 
75     Mar.    3 
92k  Mar.  24 
2k  Jan.  23 
120     Mar.  23 

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153 

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73       73k 
92 

70     Mar.  17 
90k  Mar.    2 
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75     Mar.    3 
92k  Mur.  24 
2k  Mar.    4 

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Bid.     Ask. 
3k      3<ta 

Bid.      Ask. 
4 

Sale  Pnces. 
3°i  Mar.    9 
850.  Mar.  24 
29     Mar.    6 
2*  Mar.  3O 
2O     Mar     9 
47ko  Mar.  1  1 
15c.  Mar.    2 
119k  Mar.    3 

Sale  Prices. 
UOgMar.    9 
85o.  Mar.  24 
33     Mar.    1 
3*  Mar.    9 
24     Mar.    1 
70o.  Mar.  25 
15o.  Mar.    2 
129     Mar.  16 

Sale  Prices. 
33gMar.    9 
76o.  Jan.     7 
29     Mar.    6 
Ik  Jan.     4 
2O     Mar.    9 
35o.  Feb.  19 
lOo.  Jau.     7 
94*  Jan.     2 

Sale  Prices. 
4     Feb.     6 
1     Feb.    2 
33     Mar.    1 
3*  Feb.     1 
26     Jan.  20 
70o.  Mar.  25 
20o.  Jan.  26 
129     Mar.  16 

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16     Mar.  31 
375     Mar.    1 

120     Mar.  15 
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7     Jan.     2 
6     Jan.  11 
326     Jan.     2 

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3k  Mar.    1 
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15k  Mar.  31 

9k  Mar.    4 

"5"  "*Mar."  "9 
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5k  Mar.  27 
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19k  Mar.    1 

2k  Jan.     9 

"5*  "Mar."  9 
11     Feb.  11 
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17ko.Jan.  13 
16k  Mar.  3' 
20k  Feb.  10 
63g  Mar.  18 
30c.  Mar.    8 
29*  Jan.     4 

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10*4"  "Mar."  31 

90     Mar.  24 
Ik  Mar.  23 

92"  Jan."  4 
15     Jan.   .4 
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"9""jan"."*2 

9k  Mar.    4 

"5"  "Mar."  9 
14     Jan.  21 
5-50    Mar.  27 
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20k  Feb.  10 
6*  Feb.     6 
30o.  Mar.    8 
35k  Mar.    1 

"  6k  Mar.  19 

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109     Jan.  26 
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30c.  Mar.    8 
30     Mar.  31 

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104*  "Mar."  31 
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12"*'  Mar."  17 

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6*  Mar.    2 
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35k  Mar.    1 

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115k  Mar."  "i 
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GENERAL    QUOTATIONS. 


— OF — 

BONDS    AND     STOCKS. 

1.  In  the  following  twenty-seven  pages  of  tables  quotations  are  given  for  all  securities  listed  on  any  Stock  Exchange  m  tl-«r 
United  States ;  also  for  all  leading  unlisted  and  inactive  securities  for  which  we  have  been  able  to  obtain  reliable  prices. 

2.  Quotations  from  all  Stock  Exchanges  are  as  near  as  possible  for  the  last  day  of  March.       Of  course  the  coupon,  if 
there  be  one,  maturing  between  the  date  of  quotation  and  the  date  of  this  publication,  is  not  deducted  from  the  price. 

3.  Bond  prices  marked  thus  (*)  are  flat  prices— that  is,  the  purchaser  does  not  pay  accrued  interest  in  addition.    Stock 
prices  marked  thus  (t)  are  per  share.    All  others  are  per  cent  except  bank  stock  prices. 

4.  It  should  be  borne  in  mind  in  the  use  of  these  tables  that  the  quotations  for  many  inactive  and  unlisted  securities  are- 
merely  nominal,  but  in  all  cases  the  figures  are  obtained  from  sources  which  are  considered  reliable. 

5.  The  following  abbreviations  are  often  used,  viz.;  "  M.,"  for  mortgage;  "g.,"  for  gold  ;  "g'd.,"  for  guaranteed  ;  "  end.," 
for  endorsed ;  "  cons.,"  for  consolidated  ;  "  conv.,"  for  convertible ;  " s.  f.,"  for  sinking  fund  ;  "1.  g.,"  for  land  grant. 


HoiKl-.. 


Bid.     Ask. 


It  \II.IIO\I>     BONDS. 

(Bonds  of  companies  eonsol'd  art 
oftenwidertlteconsolidatedname.i 

Addison  &  Penn.— 

lstM.,g.,58,  1932 J&D 

2d,  4s.  1932 « J&D 

Akron  &  Chic.  June.— See  B.  &  O. 

Alabama  Cent.— See  South'u  Ry. 

Alabama  Great  Southern- 
let,  6s,  1908 J&J  (109 

Debenture  6s,  gold,  1906... F&A  (  99 
General  mortgage  5s,  1927.  J&D  (   96 

Alabama  Midland— 
1st,  guar.  5s,  1928 I  94 

Ala.  N.  O.  T.  &  P.— 
" A"  debenture  5s,  1910-1940J...  ;  96 


PO 
25 


114 

102 

98 


••  B"  debenture  5s,  1910-1940. . . 

"C"  debenture 5s,  1940 

Ala.  &Vicksb.— Con.g.,5s,'21.A&O 

2d,  consol.g.,  SB 

Vicka.  &  Mer.,lst.g.,6s,'21.A&O 


I  35 


80 
60 
*103 


79 
65 


Parkersburg  Br.,  6s,  1919. .A&O 

Consol.  M.,  g.,  5s,  1925 F&A 

Eng.  certfs.  of  deposit. 


Consol.  gold.  5s,  1988 F&A 

1st,  Term.,  4128.  gold,  1934. J&D 

Sterling  6s,  gold,  1902 M&S 

6s,  gold,  1910 M&N 

5s,  gold,  1927 J&D 

4148,  gold,  1933 A&O 

Equ.  Tr.,  Ser.  A,  5s,  '97-99.  .A&O 

Do      Ser.  B,5s,  '96-1900 

B.&O.Eq.  Co.. Rec  ctl8.,6a.  g.,g'd 
Cen.  O.,  cons.  1st,  4i«8,g.,'30.M  &fc 
Col.  &  Cn.  Md.,4i28,l  st,1939. J&J 
Ak.  &Ch.Ju.,l8t,g.,5s,1930.M&N 
Bait.  Belt,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1990. M&N 
Contl.&Oak.— lst,5c,g.,'14.M&N 
Mon.  R.,lst,5s,gu.,g.,1919.F&A 
Sand.Mans.  &N..letM.  7s..:909 


82=8 
44ij 
99 


97 
89 


Albany  &  Susq.— See  Del.  &  Hud. 

Allegheny  Valley— See  Penn.  Rtt. 

Alleut'n  Term.— 1st, g.,4s,  '19. J&J 

Alton  Bridge— See  St.  C.  M.  &  St.  L. 

Am.  Dock  &  Imp.— See  Cen.  of  N.  J . 

Ann  Arbor  Ry.— 1st,  g.,  4s,  1995.. 

Asheville  &  Spartanburg— S.  U.  & 
Col.,lstm.,  g,gu.,4s,  1995. J&J 

Atch.  Col.  &  Pac.— See  Un.  Pacitic. 

Atch.  Jew.  Co.  &  W.— See  Uu.  Pac. 

Atch.  &  Nebraska— See  C.  B.  &  Q. 

Atchison  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe — 
Guar.  fund  notes,  6s,  g.,  1898... 
6s,  Guar.  Fund,  notes,  Hope — 
Gen.  mort.,  gold,  4s.  1995. .A&O 

Adjustment  4s,  1995 Nov 

Eq.  tr.,  series  A,g.,5s,  1902. J&J 
Chic.  &  St.  L.,  1st.  6s,  1915. M&S 
CerrillosCoalRR.lstM.48,'04J&J 

Atlau.  1st  Ieasedline8-rent.tr.,  4e  (  97 

Atl.  &  Char.— See  Southern  Ry. 

Atlanta  &  West  Pt.— Deb.  6s.. J&J 

Atlan.  &  Dan.— lst,g.,5»,1950.J&J 

Atlantic  &  Pacific- 
Receiver's  certificates,  6s 

Guar.  1st,  gold,  4s,  1937 J&J 

W.  D.  guar.  6s,  8.  f.,  1907... M&8 

W.  D.  incomes,  1910 A&O 

Land  gr.  incomes,  cum 1901 

Cent.  Div.  inc.,  6s,non-cum.l922 

Atlantic  City  RR.— 5s,  g.,  g'd. 1919 

Atlantic  Tenn.  &  Ohio— 
1st,  M.,  6s,  1913 A&O 

Augusta  &   Knoxville— See   Port 
Royal  &  West.  Car.— 

Augusta  South.— l8tg.,58,'24.J&D 

Austin  &  Northw'n— See  So.  Pac. 

Bait.  Belt— See  Bait.  &  Ohio. 
Bait.  &  Annapolis  Short  Line — 
1st,  M.,  g.,  3-4s,  1944 J&J 

Bait.  dies.  &  Atlantic— 

1st  mort.,  gold,  5s,  1934 M&S 

Bait.  &  C.  V.  RR.  Ex.— 

IstM.  6s,  1929 J&J 

6s,  July,  1931 J&J 

Baltimore  &  Ohio- 
Receiver's  Certificates, 6s, g.J&D 
Maryland  Const.,  Rec.  certfs.,  5s 
Pitts.&Connels.  Heo.ctfs.5s.  J&J 
Extend.,  g.,  4s,  1935 A&O 


98 
37 


Bonds. 


Bid. 


Baltimore  &  Ohio— (Con.) 
Stateu  Isl.  2d5s,g.,g'd.l926.J&J  *  05 
W.  V.&  P.,  l»t,5s,g..  1990.M&N  •  70 
Baltimore  &  Ohio  8.  W.  RR.— 

IstM.  4i«8,  g.,  1990 J&J  *  97 

Ry.  1st,  cons.,  4ias,  g.,  1993. J&J  *  70 

1st,  Inc.  5s,  gold,  A 2043  •  1« 

1st,  inc.  5s.  gold,  B 2043*     6 

Ohio&Miss.  con.  s.f.  7s,1898.J&J  "104 

Cons,  mort.,  7s,  1898 J&J  *104 

2d  cons.  s.  f.,  7s,  1911. ...A&O  'IWi 
1st  Springf.  Div.  78.1905.M&N  *103 

1st  gen.  5s,  1J32 J&D  * , 

Cin.  &  Bait.,  7s,  1900 J&J1-104 

1st,  5s,  g.,Term.,  1942 M&Nl-lOO 


105 


35 


102 
120 


Bait.  &  Pot.— 1st,  6s,  g.,  1911.  A&O 
1st,  tunnel  6s,g.,gu.,  1911. .J&J 
Bangor  &  Aroostook— 

1st  mort.,  5s,  g.,  Jan.  1,1943.  J&J 

95  !  I  Battle  Creek  &  Stur.— See.  Mich.  C. 
75  :  i  Beech  Creek— See  N.  Y.  C.  &  Hud. 
107  |  Bellaire  Zanesville  &  Cin.— 

Prior  lien  6s,  1899 

1st  mort.,  4s,  1940 J&J 

102      Bell.  &  Caron.— Sec  St.  L.  A.  &  T.H. 
Bellev.&  8o.Hl.— See  St.L.A.&  T.H. 
Bell's  Gap— See  Pa.  &  Northw'ern. 
79i«  Belt  RR.  &  Stock  Y'ds  (Indianap.) 

Mort.  68,1911 M&N 

75      Bellv.  Del.— 1st,  6s,  c.,  1902. .J&D 

Cons., 4s,  1927 F&A 

Booueville  Bdg.Co.— See  Mo.  K.&  T. 
Bos.  &  Alb.— 4s.  Oct.,  1913... A&O 
Bos.  Clin.  F.  &  N.  B.— See  Old  Col. 
105     '  Bos.  Cone.  &  M.— See  Con.  &  Mont. 

!  Boston  &  Lowell— 

82%|     5s,  July  1, 1899 J&J 

44%      4128,  May  1,  1903 M&N 

102         48,1905-6-7-9 Var. 

4s,  March,  1915 M&S 

70          4s,  July  1,1916 J&J 

99         4s,  April,  1932 A&O 

Boston  &  Maine— 

99          4i28,  g.,  1944 J&J 

93         Improvement  4s,  i905 F&A 

4s,  Feb.  1,1937 F&A 

4s,  Feb.  1,1907 F&A 

4s,  Aug.  1, 1942 F&A 

102      Bos.&N.Y.A.L.-SeeN.Y.N.H.&H. 
H  Boston  &  Prov.— 4s,July,1918.J&J 
1 5      Boston  Re  v.  B.  &  L.— 6s,  1897.  J  &  J 
Boat.  Win.&  Shore— 5s,Sep.  1906 
107      Brooklyn  &  Montauk— See  Long  I. 
Bruns.  &  W.— See  Sav.  Fla.  W. 
Bruns.  &  Chilli.— See  Wabash. 
Buff.  &  Erie— See  L.  Sh.  &  M.  So. 
Buff.  N.  Y.  &  Erie— See  Erie. 
90      Buffalo  Rochester  &  Pittsburg— 

General  5s,  g.,  1937 

Roch.  &  P.,  1st,  g.,  6s,  1921. F&A 
Consol.,  1st, g.,  6s,  1922. .J&D 
55         Clear. &M.  lst,58,g.,gu.,'43.J&J 

Butt'alo  &  Southwest— See  Erie. 
100      Buffalo  &  Susquehanna— 

1st,  5s,  g.,  s.  f .,  1913 A&O 

112      Burl.  Cedar  Rapids  &  Northern— 

1st,  5s,  1906 J&D 

Cons.  lat& col.  tr.,5s,g.,'34.A&O 
C.R.l.F.&N.W.,lst,6s,g.,'20.A&0 


123 
121 


100 


102 
*112l4 


98 

70 

(104 

(114 

I  91 

I  85 

94 

92 


104^ 
94 


95 

95 

102 

85 

107 

116 

94 

89 


'  98k 
'  60 
'  87 
95i2 

t 

<"oo" 

'104 


Bch'lkill  Kiv.East  Slde5a,g.,1935l'104 


s 
ei 

96 

97 

100 

100- 


1st,  5s,  g.,  g'd,  1921 A&O 

Miu.&St.L.,lst,gu.7s,g.,'27.J&D 

Burl.  &  Mo.  (Neb.)— See  C.  B.  &  6. 

California  Pacific— 

lat  mort.,  4128,  g.,1912 J&J 

2dmort.,6s,g.,'91,ext.at4i2.J&J 

3dmort.(gu.C.P.),6s,g.,'05.J&J 

3s,  g..  1905 J&J 

Cambria&Cl.— lst,5s,g.,  1941.  J&J 

Camd.  &  Atl.— See  W.  Jer.&  Sea  8h 

Canada  Atlantic — 
1st,  g.,  5s,  Jan.  5, 1909 J&J 

Canada  Southern- 
Is!,  5s,  1908 J&J 

2d  mort.,  5s,  1913 M&b 

Canadian  Pacific — 
Land  grant,  1st,  5s,  g.,1931.A&0 
1st  M.,  deb.  £,  g.,  5s,  1915  . .  J&. 
Land  grant  gu.,3i28,g.,1938.J&. 
(;ons.  deben.  4s,  perpetual. .J&J 


120 
106 


104 


102 

104 

101'a 

103  >* 

1031s 

105 

116 
101 
103 
101 
103% 

104 
100 
107 


96% 
122 
119 
105 


107 
105 


Ask. 


73 

85 

98 

75 

28 

10 

105 

105 

120 

104 


03 


102  "a 


80 
20 


107Hi 
105 

107 


Boiidw. 


Cauastota  Nor.  -See  Lehigh  Val.-— 

CapeFear&  Yadkin  V  alley— 
Istg.  6s,  series  A,  o.,  1916..J&D 
1st  g.  6s,  series  B,  c.,  1916..J&D 
1st  g.  6s,  series  C,  c.,  1916..J&D 

Garb.  &  Shaw.— See  St.  L.  A  &  T.  H. 

Carthage  &  Adlron.-SeeN.Y.C.&H. 

Oarth.  Water.  &  Sack.  H.— See  N.  Y. 

Carolina   Cent.— 1st,  gold,  4  (6s), 
1920 J&J 

Catawissa—  Mort.  7s,  1900  ...F&A 


Bid. 


40 
"25" 


C.&H. 

7O 
-10814 


1st  mort.  6s,  1902 F&A  1*107 

C.  R.  la.  F.  &  N.— See  B.C.  R.  &  N. 
C.  R.  &  Mo.  Riv.— See  Chic.  N.  W. 
Cent'lia&Ches.— Istg.  5s,'  19. J&J 
Central  of  Georgia — 

Coll.  trust,  5s,  g..  1937 M&N 


100 

iizo 


108 


•103  '2 


f  9712 

96 
68 
95 


70 
1091s 


110 
(116 

(107 

(106 


Ont.  &  Quebec,  deb.  guar.  5s 1(143 

New  Brunsw.,lst,  g.,5s,'34  F&A  (116 
Cons,  deb.  4s. perpetual    .  J&.l  >106 


ibo 


90 
111 


iis 

109 
108 
146 
118 
108 


1st  M.,  g.  5s,  1945 F&A 

Cons.  g.5a,  1945 M&N 

MobileDiv.g.  5s,  1946 J&J 

Macon&Nor.  g. 5s,  1946.... J&J 
1st  income  (up to  5),  1945... Oct 
2d  income  (up  to  5),  1945... Oct. 
3d  income  <up  to  5),  1945... Oct. 
Ocean  SS.  Co.— 
lstM.,g.,  gtd.  5s.  1920. ...J&J 

Central  of  New  Jersey— 
Cousol.,  now  1st  7s,  1899 — Q-J 

Consol.  mort.,  7s,  1902 M&N 

Gen.  mort.,  g.,  5s,  1987 J&J 

Conv.  deb.,  6s,  1908 M&N 

Leh.&  W.con.78, 1900,as'd...Q-M 

Mortgage  5s,  1912 M&N 

Am.D.&  Imp.Co.,gtd.,5s,'21.J&J 
N.  J.  Southn.,  6s, int.  gu.,'99.J&J 
L.  Br.&8eaSh.,lst,7s,1899.J&D 

Central  Ohio— See  Bait.  &  Ohio. 

Central  Pacific- 
ist, 6s,  gold,  1898 J&J 

1st,  g.,  6s,  1899 J&J 

S.Joaq'in,l8t,M.,6s,g.,1900.A&O 
C.  &  O.  Div.,  ext.  5s,  g.,  1918..  J&J 

Land  gr.,  5s,  g.,  1900 A&O 

Ext.  g.,  5s.,  series  A,  1898. .J&J 


931s 


Ask. 


60 
40 
35 


112 
91>4 
89 
89 


102 

108 
*115 

iioi 

108 
91 


951* 


93 

"28i* 
10 

7 


78 


•104% !  105% 
103 


*102ie 

•102 
*102 
98 
"100% 

84 


101 


Mort.,  gold,  gt.  5s,  1939....  A&O 
Mort.  g.,  6s,  land  gt..  1936. A&O]*  92 
No.Ry.ofCal.,lst6s,8.gu,'07.J&j!*101 

5s,  gold,  guar.,  1938 .A&Ol*  90 

West  Pac., 1st,  6s,gold,  '99..  .J&J 

Central  of  South  Carolina  1st  gold 
68,1921 J&J 

Central  Vermont. — 

1st,  con.  g.,  4s,  1943 J&J 

Equip.,  g.,  6s,  1903 J&J 

Consol.  of  Vt.  5s,  1913— J.  &  J. 

rent.  Wash'n,  l.-t,g.,  6s, '38.. .M&S 

Charleston  &  Northern— 
1st  M.  Div.  A,  5s,  1915 M&Sl  

Charleston  &  Savannah- 
Gen,  mort.  7s,  g.,  1936 J&J  »110 

1  st  and  2d  pref.  inc.  7s,  April ...  * 

Charlotte  Col.&Aug.— See  South'nf 

Chartiers— 1st,  7s,  1901 A&Oj*112 

Chat.  R.&  Col. l8t5s,g.,1937.M&S  * 

Rome  &  Carrol.— l8tg.6s,'16.J&J  •  80 
'liateaugay  Ry.— See  Del.  &  Hud. 

Chesapeake  &  Ohio- 
Purchase  money  g.  6s,  1898 — *103i« 

Series  A,  gold,  6s,  1908 A&OI'l'Jl 

1st  Mortg.  g.,  6s,  1911  A&O'*121 


"98" 

93" 
103 

106 


98 
35 


125 


... 

Term.,  1st,  g.,  6s,  1922  .....  J&D 
Nor.  term.,  g.,  6s,  1898  .......... 


110 
97 


C.&O.  Ry.lstcon.,g.,5s,'39.M&Nj*l 

General  4138,  gold,  1992 M&Sj*  73 

R.&A.Div.lstcon..g.,4s,'89.J&J  *101 

2d  con.,  g.,  4s,  1989 J&J  * 

Craig  Valley,  1st,  5s,  gold,  1940.  *  80 
WarmSp.Val.,lst  os,  g.,'41.M&S  "  83 
El.  Lex.  &  B.  S.,  5s,  g.,  1902.M&S  •  99?e 
Buck'gh'mBr.lstg.gd.5s,'42M&Sr  7O 
Elevator  Co., g.  4s,  1938. . . .  A&O !•  57 
New  River  Bridge,  g.  6s,'98.M&S  *  95 
Chesapeake  Ohio  &  Southwest.— 

|    1st  Mort.  g.  6s,  1911 F&A  -100 

!    2d  mort.  6s,  1911 F&A'  20 

'    Paducah  &  Eliza.  1st  M.,  s.f., 

6s  and  8s,  Feb.  1,1907.. ..F&A  *  96 
Cheshire— See  Fitchburg. 
Chicago  &  Alton- 
Sinking  fund  6s,  gold,1903.M&N  *115 

La.&Mo.R..,lstgd.7s,1900.F&A!* 

2d  g'd, 7s.  1900 M&N  " 


116 
17 


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HO's 

73% 

10219 

92*2 
95 

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APRIL.  1897.J 


RAILROAD    BONDS. 


Hoiid..                       |  Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask, 

Ckieaco  A  Alton—  Concluded!— 
MlM.  Kir.  BMge.lst  t.t.  g.ttn.1912 
St.L.J.AC.7B,2d.gu..I98...JAJ 
Okie.  AAteh-BrfcUe— 
Ut  6s.  g..  Jan.  1.  1915  J&J 
Okie.  Burl.  *  Northern— 
1st  *.  t  5s  1926                      AAO 

•iom 

• 

•  40 
•105  >« 
.  " 

50 
lOO" 

Chic.  Rock  I.  &  Pac.—  (Conol'd.)— 
DesM.&Ft.D.,l8t4s.l905..J&J 
D.M.AF.  D.  1st  lno.2  las/OS..  J&J 
Exteu.  48.  19O5                     JAJ 

*  85 

•"33" 
'102 

no4 

•130 
•129 
•125 

'118 
•131 
*116 

•103 

•116 
106 

51 
43 

s> 

"66*" 

ioe>a 

IOC 

Connecting  (Phila.)—  li-t,  6s    M&S 
Consol.  RR.of  Vt  —  See  Central  vt. 
Ciimb.&Ohio,No.Div.7s,1899.J&D 
Southern  Dlv.  7s,  g'd.1898  M&S 
Cunib.&Penn.lst,g.,5s,1921.M&N 
Current  Riv.—  See  K.  C.  Ft.  S.  &  M. 
Dak.  Cent.—  See  Chic.  <fe  Northw. 

•110 

*  50 
*103 
•102 

109 
114 
120 
106 

*100 
*120 

•140i4 
-100 
•125 
•118i4 

60 
103iit 

( 

i-va- 

118 
•--•-> 

Keokuk&DcsM.,58.l8t,'23.A&O 
Chlo.  A  St.  L.—  See  Atch.  T.  &  8.  Fe. 
Chic.  St.  L.  <fe  N.O.—  See  Illinois  Cen. 
Chio.  St.  L.&  Pitts.—  See  Peun.  Co. 
Chic.  St.  1..A  Pd.—  SceSLL.  A.&T.H. 
Oh.  St.  P.  A  K.C.-Pr.  g  5>,  '34  .  .J&J 
Chic.  St.  Paul  Minn.  &  Omaha- 
Con.  6».  1930  J&D 
Cu.  St.  P.  &  M.  1st  K.  68/18.  .M&N 
No.  Wisconsin,  1st  6s,  1930.  .J&J 
St.  P.  Stillwater  *  Tayl's  Falls— 
1st  mort.  7s,  1908                JAJ 

2d.  6*   1918  J&D 

Equipments*.  19O3,exten.FAA 
Ckteaco  Burlington  A  Qulney— 
ComsoL  (now  let)  7s,  19O3.  JAJ 
5*.  sinking  fund,  19O1    .      AAO 

Dallas  &  Waco—  See  Mo.  K.  &  T. 
Dan.  A  Norw.—  See  N.  Y.  N.  H.  A  H. 
Dayton  A  Mich,  fee  an.  H.  &  D. 
Dayton  &  Western— 
1st  M.,  6s,  1905  J&J 
1st  mort..  7s,  1905.                J  &J 

•117«8 

•105 
•100 

•100 

•10719 

•100 

•  94>a 
•  89 

118  U 

liii' 
100% 

5s  debenture,  1913  MAN 

5«,eonv.  deb..!9O3  MAS 
Iowa  DIT..  «.  f..  5»,  1919....  A&O 
s.f.  4*.  1919  AAO 
Denr  Ext.col.tr.  4- 
Sink,  rand  4*.  plain,  1921..  MAS 
Okie.  A  la.,  col.  IT.  5».  19O5.FA  A 
Nebraska  Ext.,  4s.  1927.  .  .  .  MAN 
Aten.  A  Neb.,  lit.  7s.  19O8.MAS 
BurLAMo.<.Neb.)  lst,«».-i8JAJ 
ConsoL  6s.  non  ex.,  1918..  JAJ 
4s  (Seb.i.  191O  JAJ 
Han.  A  St.  Jo.,  1st  6s.  1911.  MAS 
Lincoln  A  N.  W    7iYl910.  ..JAJ 
Ott.  O*w.  A  Fox  R..  8s.  1900  JAJ 
Repub.  VaL,  l.t.6*.  1919..  .JAJ 
Okleaxo  A  Eastern  DUnoU— 
1st  mort.,  6*.  19O7,  link.  fd.JAD 
1st,  eoiuol.  6».  cold.  1934..  AAO 
<;en.  consol.  lit,  5»,  1937    MAN 
Danv.  AG.  C*k,  l«t  M.  0»,-2O  MAN 
Ok.  A  I.  C.  Ry.-Ut  5«,  1936.  JAJ 
Okie.  Ft  Mad.  ADeeMomas— 
1st  g.  5«,19H  JAJ 
Cklc.  A  Or.  Trunk—  1st  f  6s.  19OO 
N.W.Gr.  Tr..  lit  M..  6«.  191OJAJ 
2d  M..  g..  5»,  Jan.  1,1922.  .JAJ 
Chic.  A  I.C.  Ry.-8ee  Ckle.A  K.lll. 
Okie.  A  MUw.-See  Chic.  A  N.  W. 
Cklcaco  Milwaukee  A  8t.  Paul— 
lien.  *.  I-.-T.  A  .  IMM        J.V.I 
M.  A  A.  P..  l«t,  8s.  P.  D..'9«.FA  A 
P.  D..  2d  M..7  3-10s,  1898.  .FAA 
R.  U.    i»t.  *  gold  7s.  1902  .  .  J  AJ 
a  I),   lit.  «  coU.7*.  1902..  JAJ 
I.  A  M..  1  -I  conT.  T..  1897.  .JAJ 
U.  A  Dak.  .Ulconv.  7i,1899  JAJ 
Extra  7"    1908                    JAJ 

Dayton&  Union—  lst.7s,1909  J&D 
Income  6s,  due  after  1910..  J&D 
Delaware  — 
Gen.  M.  4ias,K.,  ser.  A,  1932J&J 
Del.  &  Bound  B'k—  lst,7s,'05.F&A 
Delaware  &  Hudson- 
Pa.  Div.,  7s,  1917  M&S 
Adlr.  Ry.,lst,gu.4i28,g.,'42.M&N 
Alb.  &S.,78,l8t,  con.,gu.,'06.  A&O 
1st,  6s,  cons.,  KU..K.,  1906.A&O 
Deh.  5s,  May  1  1897 

ye 

914 

8t.P.4S.City,l8t(t.6s,'19..A&O 
Hud.  &  Rlv.  K..  let  M.  8s.  '08.J&J 
Sault  Ste.  M.  &  Southwest— 
l»tmort,,5g,  1915  MAN 
Chic.  AToniah.—  See  Chic.  &  Nor. 
Chlc.A  W.Iud.—  Gen.  g.  6s,'32.Q-M 
1st  K.  6s.  8.  f.,  1919  >1&X 
Chicago  A  West  Michigan— 
General  58,  1921                     J&D 

133 
108 

•  91i9 
117 
117 
107 
98 
•118>* 
•1'JO 
109 
104 

•115% 
•127 
•  98 
•105 

• 

91V( 

1--J 



127V 
119     ' 



Si 

Chic.  A  No.  Mich..59,KU.,'31.M&K 
Choc  Ok  A  Gulf    Pr  1'n  g  6s  '19 

Bluff  Pt.  Land  Imp.  Co.— 
1st  M.,  g.,  guar.,  4s,  1940.  J&J 
Chat.  O.  &  I.  RR.,  not  gu.  6s,  '29. 
6s,  guar.,  D.  &  H.,  1929  
Chateaugay   Ry.,  1st   6s,    ?td  , 
Aug.  1907                            F&A 

*  80 

* 

110 
77»s 

120 

113>9 

no 
\W 

100 

Qen.M..g.,58,r.c..l919  JAJ 
Cln.  A  Bait.-  See  B.  A  O.  So'westn. 
Ciu.  D.  A  I.—  1st,  e.  Kd.  5»,  '41  .M&N 
Cincinnati  Hamilton  &  Dayton— 
Consol.  S.  F.  7s,  19O5            AAO 

* 

•110 

117 
108 
106 
104 
•10-2=8 
106% 
112 

•  45 
•102 
;45 

75    ' 

* 

•105 
•146 
n26i2 

1  it-  us.  &  Sarato.,  ist.78,'2i.M&N 

..  ..v; 

Consol.  mort.,  6s,  1905  AAO 
Oonaol  5s    19O5                     AAO 

100>i 

so 

100 

Morris  &  Essex.  l8t,7s,''14.M&N 
Conv.  7s,  1900                      J&J 

145 

* 

•  n 
•100 

•  55 

•101 
•104  >• 

• 

•issij 

• 

•ibo" 

•132 
•1324 
•108 
•120 
•117 

• 

General  5K,  gold,  1942  ...  .JAD 

108 

ib'gia 

112\ 

•110 
"115 

•136" 

*116»8 
•100 
-112 
"120 

2d  mort..  gold,  4>98.  1937...  J&J 
Day.  AMlch..l8t58g'd  ..1911. 
Cln.Hatn.il.  ,l»t78g'd.  1903.JAJ 
•i.  «.  fts.  1943  J&U 
C.  I.  St.  L.  A  C.-See  C.  C.  C.  A  St  .  L. 
On.  Laf  .  A  Chi.—  See  C.  C.  C.  A  St.  L. 
ClnJack.AM.—  lst.g.48,19<ll.J&D 
an.  Leb.ANor.—  1st,  5s,191ti.  JAJ 
an.  A  Miii>k.Val.,lKt  7s.1901.JAJ 
an.  Porto.  A  Va.,  Utg.  5s,'25.JAD 
an.  RIch.A  F.  W.—  lst7s|t,'21JAD 
an.San.AClev.—  SeeC.C.C.*  - 
an.  A  Hprln«rd-8eeC.C.C.A  ?t.L. 
aearn'd  A  Jeff—  1st.  «»,  1927.  JAJ 
Clear!  A  M  i  m     -    BM  i;  \:.\  r. 
Cleveland  Akron  A  Columbus  — 
Oen.  gold  5«.  19^7  MAS 
Eq.tr.  and2dM..g.,6s.!93O.FAA 
Cleve.A  Canton-  lit.Ss.  1917.  JAJ 

7s,  1871-1901                       A&O 

7s,  1st,  con.,  guar.,  1915..  J&D 

144 

136^ 

75 

2d,  5s,  K'd,  const'r.,1923.  F&A 
3d  M.,  Ter.  4s,g'd,  1923.  .M&N 
Oswego&Syr.—  Gu.,58,'23,M&N 
Consol.  mort.,  7s,  1907...  M&S 
Sy.B.  &N.Y.,Cjn.7s,g'<L'06A&O 
Valley,  N.Y.,  1st,  5s,  1911.  .F&A 
Warren,  1st,  cou.7s,  1905.  .M&S 
2d.  now  1st,  7s,  190OA15&O15 
Del.  River  RR.  &  Bridge— 
1st  g'd.  g.,  4s,  1936  F&A 
Del.Siia.&S.RR.lst,g.6s,1909A&O 
Den.  &  Rio  Grande  — 
1st  7s,  gold,  1900                   M&N 

iao" 
—  «, 



108 

1121» 
82V 
89    " 

92 

85 

105 
U60 

loo 

•105 
•112 
•112 

* 

•112 

a 

*"88" 

•  82 
*  75 

133 
133 
13'Jia 
133 
133 

•114 

» 

113 
"8»" 

<il(X>>« 

;  84 

Cble.AMllw.,UtM.,7s.l909.JAJ 
Inc..  conr.,  ».  f..  5e,  1916.  .JAJ 
lit  eon*.  (>r.  lien  7«.  19O4...JAJ 
CbJe.  AMTaoasol.7s  1905    JAJ 
Fargo  A  80..  «.«s.Wd.  1924.J  AJ 
Duboque  WT_  lit.  6s.  192OJAJ 
Soothw.  Dlv.,  1st,  «•,  1909    JAJ 
Dmk.AGt.  *o:.Utr.5..19ie.JAJ 
La.  A  I>.  Dlr..  l.t.  5..  1919.  JAJ 
So.  Minn..  Int.  6*.  1910  JAJ 
H.  A  Dak.  Ext..  1st,  7s.  '10  JAJ 
lit  M  5*.  1910                    JAJ 

133 

Impr.,  gold,  5s,  1928  J&D 
1st,  con.,  g.,  4s.  1936              J&J 

134«s 

Des  M.  &  F.  D.—  Sec  C.  H.  I.  &  Pac. 
Des  M.  A  Minn.-8ee  Chlo.  &  N.W. 
Det.  O.  Haven  &  Mil.—  Eq.  Us.  1918 
Con.  niort..  guar.,  6s,  1918  ..  A&O 

;  68 

* 

•"95" 

• 

70 
13 

97 
90 
95*4 

up.  Kdg.  5».  1917  AO 
W.  A  C.,  Ut  g.  5s  1928  JAD 
Clere.  Cln.  Chic.  A  St.  LouU— 
General  4s.  gold,  1993  JAD 
Cairo  Dlv.,  1st  g.  4s,  1939..  ..JAJ 
8tI..I>iv.,l«t..-ol.lr.it.4s,-90M,VN 
WklteW.V.Hiv..Ut.t*.i;.140.JAJ 
a  W.A  M.  Dlv.,l8t.4s,g..>91.JAJ 
Spr.A  Col.  Dlr.,4s,i«t,i;..'40.MAS 
CIn.8ao.AClev.g.con.5s.'28.JAJ 
Cal.Spr.Vi  ui..Ut7«.  I'.Mil.MAS 
.  .7»,1901.HM 
Ind.  ASt.  I...Ut  7s,  1919..  .AAO 
O.I.8tL.AC.,Ut,4«,g..'30.  0-F 
611.  con..  1920          .  .  .  .MAN 

lid 
110's 

•110* 

•117Si 
•127  >s 
•:•  I 
•118S 
•114'. 

60 

•  80 
•  52 

•  18 
•100 

' 

118 
130 

1st  con.  4s,  Apr.  1.  1946...  A&O 
Detroit  &  Mack.— 
Prior  lien,  g.,  4s,  1995  J&D 
Mort.  gold,  48,  1995  J&D 

90 

58 

20, 

Chle.  A  Pae.  Mr.,  6s.  1910.  JAJ 
We.fnDlT.,fold5«,  1 
Cb.  A  Mo.  Kir.,  Ut  .Vi.  I'l-.-tUAJ 
Mlnerml  It.  1m  .  ',-.  KM".  ..JAJ 
1  JAJ 
WIs.  A  Minn.  DlT.,c.  .V/21  JAJ 
WU.  Vs 
,    1909                          JAJ 

120 

iioVi 

• 

90 

M 

is's" 

102 

•  80 
•1O9 
•107 
•107 
130 
•101 
•108 

•108 
•109 
^  73 

Detroit  Mac.  &  Mara.— 
Land  grant,  3>ss,  1911  A&O 
Detroit  M.  &  Tol.—  See  L.  S.  &M.  8. 

1  mint  h  it  Iron  RR  — 

-:.>- 

•lot 

•  1  1  -.' 
IM 

•113 
•119 
•119 

•"4'iii 

•14J 
•119 

"110 
M12«t 
•1<M 

,:in 

1-1  5s,  1937                               A&O 

2d  mort.  6s  1916                   J&J 

•10O 

•106 
•106 

* 
-ill" 

•  25 

* 

ii'g" 

•105ia 

•107 

•113i« 
•10t> 

•1081s 
•116is 
•112 
*118 
•101 
•13»ifl 
•135 
•  94 
•  63»e 

Duliith  it  Man.—  See  No.  Pacific. 
Dill.  M.  A  N.,  1st,  g.,  6s.  1922.  J&J 
2dcon.  M.,  K.,(J8.  1923  J&J 
iMiliith  Red  W.  &  So.- 
.  ir.,  5s,  1928  J&J 
Dill  8.  SH.&  Atl.-l8t.g.,5s,'37.  J&J 
Dul.  Short  Line—  See  St.  P.  &  Dul. 
Dulii.  Trans.-lst,  g..  6s,l'J21.J&J 
I)iu,.War.,V  1'.     S,,-  N.Y.C.&H.R. 
Dutchess  Co.—  See  Phila.  A  Read. 
EaatTenn.  Va.  A  Ga.—  See  So.  Ry. 
East  Shore  Ter.—  l«t,5s,g.,'15.F&A 
Eastern  Mass.—  6s,  g.,  19O6  .  .  M&S 
Eastern  Minn.—  See  St.  P.  M.  &  M. 
KiiHtou  A  Auiboy—  1  st,58,  "20.M&JS 
ill.  I.px.&BigS.—  SeeC.  &O. 

Terminals*,  aid.  1*14  JAJ 
Mllw.ANo.,0..                     >  JAI> 
*..  Ut.  consul..  1913  J*l> 
Ck-Ja.Ry».ABrkrd»-8«eMl«e*t 
Ok.  A  Wo  M.-«aeCk.A  WesOOeh. 
Cklcace*  Xortkani  Pae.- 
0007,5.,  «..  1940  AAO 
U  B.  Tnwt  Co.,  *M.  earU    ..  .. 

114 

Cincinnati  A  Springdeld- 
7s.  f.  C.  C.  A  I.,  1901  AAO 
7*.  n.  L.  8.  A  M.  8.,  1901.  .  AAO 

!•               .\    i     .    •    .  .   •    -  .  !  •  "in  A.V'i 

2d  cons.  Income  4s,  l'.»!»<).  Aiir  1 
Id.  Blm.A  W.,7s.Ut.pf..HK)O.JAJ 
O.  Ind.AW.<.5s.lst.pf.,1938.<i-J 
CTer.  Col.  an.  A  Indianapolis— 
lit.  »  f  7s  1899                   MAM 

"74" 

16 

70 
40 

60. 

120 

v 

i.OT*'- 

i'l2ij 

i*3*9>i 

138 

"e'sU 

13714 

"4'iii 

i«6" 

•ib^ij 

•102 
•108>4 

* 

•iiisii 

• 
* 

Gkieaco  *  NoYtkw«at»riv- 
CM.  a.  f.  7s,  1915  O-P 
Oen.  eon..  g..  7s.  ep..  19O2.  .  JAD 
MBkteCfBBd  Oa,  nc-.  1929  AAO 
Sa7lV»  AAO 
•Ink.  M.  d«b»li.  JU.  1933.  .MAN 

Oouol.  mort.,  7s,  1914  JAD 
Oen.  eon.,  g..  6s,  1934  JAJ 
CXm.  sink.  fund.  7s.  1914...  JAD 
CleTtland  Loraln  A  Wheeling— 
Con  g  5s   1  933                     AAO 

133>« 

1  16" 
103" 

On.  g.  5s',  1936  (when  Is*.)  JAD 
Equip,  notes  5s,  1902  JAJ 
Clereland  Term.  A  Valley— 
1st.  4«  g    1995                   •  MAN 

Stvfear  d«b.  5*.  1021  AAO 
Elba,  bond*.  4*.  1926*.  FAA  19 
Iowa  I«v  .  Ut,4*t«.  1902..  .AAO 
Ex-an.A  L>up..Ut,6..  1901  JAJ 
DwM.  A  Mlnn..lst,7s.  1907.FAA 
Iowa  Mid.,  Ut  M..  8*.  1900.  AAO 
Ckle.  A  Mll-lst  W..7«.  1898  JAJ 
CMC.M.AN  W..  Ut.0-.1900  MAN 
Wtnona  A  8t  P.^d.7(,19O7.MA9 
l.t  exten..  7s.  (old.  1910.  JAD 
Mil.  A  Mad..  Ut,  6s.  l»05...MAS 
A  8t  P..  5«,  1900  MAS 
5«,  1910..  ..MAS 
MadlMiti.                                l.AAO 
Maple  Klv  .  Ut  M.  7..  1897..  JAJ 
Mannfleld  *xt.  1  M 
MenoartMeexr                       J.vl' 

MraOSBlBM  Kl  •                           '.J.VJ 

Jtortbwr.t.I-1, 
.  AToaxah.Ut.6V  19O9.MAN 
Oak.  Cent.,  l.te.*!..  1907.  MAS 
vM..Ut.7s,  1916.MAN 
..  11KW  JAD 
Fretn.  Elk.  A  Wo.  V..6V3. 
UDsUmpnl  
•rAPae..6».lst."> 
*Mikee  l^ke  Hhore  A  Wn- 
«...     UI6«.«oM.  1921...  MAN 

AjkU 

<.,i,.  .:.  .  k-  ..  IB  n      r** 

Ext.  Aim  p 

|n.-...i      ...',.                        -•!  •.  ' 

» 

•  65 
•102 

A 

75 

Ivhiilni  (  Virt.  &  Nor.—  Sse  Leh.  Val. 
Elmlra  8tateL.-l^t  M.7s,'05.A&O 
Elmlra  &  WIlllaniKport.— 
1st,  6s,  couv.  191O  J&J 
Income  5s,  -'862  A&O 

•101 

•104 

•no 

•104 
•112 

•105 
•107  "» 

•127 
100 
100 

•m 

•138 
•112 

isa" 

:.t 

•:-•• 

'104 

•iii 

•107 

•129  >4 
•104 

•107" 

Cler.  T.V.AW.,  1st.  7s,  1898.  AAO 
Cler.AMsh.VsJ.-Con.5s,  g.'SHJ  AJ 
Cler.  A  Marietta—  See  Peon.  RR. 
Clerelaiul  A  Pitt*.—  See  Peun.  Co. 
OoL  Mid..  lst,gold.  "«,  1936..  .JAD 
Eng.  Tr.  60.  Certfs.  of  Den  — 
Con.  4s,  x.  ».,  stp.gusj.,'40.FAA 
Eng   rr  Co  Certlfs.  assented.. 

u« 

I   05 
•  85 

• 
• 

75 
70 
17 
14 

"s'o" 

88 

72  >« 
«O 

ibe" 
"75" 

100 

80 
14 

7 

95" 

105'... 

iiio 

Erie— 
7s  1st   ext.   1897   .              M&N 

5s,  2(1.  ext.,  gold,  1919  M&S 
44s,  3d,  ext.,  gold,  lifj:;.  ...MAS 
5s,  4th,  ext.,  gold,  1920  A&O 
4s,  5th,  ext.,  gold,  1928  J&D 
7s,  1st,  con.  g.,  1920  M&S 
7s.Ut.coii..g.fund  1920.M&S 
Prior  lien  «.4«,  1990  J&J 
Gen  Urn  g  3-4s,  1996            J&J 

139 

iii" 

Aspen  Sh.'  U-lst,  g..  8s.,'19.  J  AJ 
Ba»k.Tun.UtM.gUl.g.7s,'35.JAJ 
OoL  River  Bridge.  See  I.  AGt.  .No. 
Columbia  A  Or—  SeeSoutlicrn  Ry. 
OoL  A  C.  Mld.-8ee  Bait  A  Ohio 
OoL  New.  A  L.-lM,g.«»,1937.JAJ 
(•iiliiiniiii-  IliK-klng  Valley  A  T.- 
Cons.  t   V  1931                  MAS 

•  60 
•  50 

i:mr.  N.Y.&  K.,  1st.  7s.  1916.J&D 
Buff.  &  So.  W.,  lst.(J8,K.1908.J&J 
Jeff.  RR.,  l8t.5s,cii.,K.,'09.A&O 
Chic  A  Atlantic  Term.— 
1st,  M..  g.,  5s,  1918       ....J&J 
Cli.  &  Krir,  r,s,  1st,  g.,  1982.  M&N 
Long  Dock,  (is,  con.,  g.,1935A&O 
Newb.  A  N.Y..  1st,  5s,  1929.J&.I 
N.  V.  L.  K.  >k  W.  C.  &  RR.— 
1st,  6s,  cur.,  uuar.,  1922..  M&N 
N.  Y.  L.  K.  &  W.  D.  *  I.  Co.— 
l8t.  6s,  cur,,  1913  J&J 
Susp.  Bridge  &  Krie  Junct.— 
1st.  cM7s,  1900  J&J 
Krlc  \-  I'ittsburg— 
Con   M     7»,  1-98  J&J 

•  70 

•  W 
•  -Jft 
•Ki.l 
•110 
•103 
•106 
•  92 

* 

•108  H 
•103 

•nm 

•134 
*1OO 

•105 
•105 
•lOi 

•103 
•103 
*  90 

*  52 
•     5 

•100 
•  75 

* 

106 
112 

70 
10 

"95*' 
75 

Oen.As.e'    '    l'""              •  JAD 

i'l'34 

46 

10 

ibi'-i 

»7 

no 

.,.       :         l-.'  1  >!>(!      
Ool.A-ll'x'li.  V.,  l-t.7-.':i7..AAO 
Ort-AToledo.lst.Ts,  1905..  FA  A 
2d  mort..  7«,  1!KM>  MAS 
OhloA  W.  Vs.,lst,7s.l910.MAN 
Cartnistx.  f.  g..  6s,  19O4....Q-J 
Ohio  Land  A  Ry..(t.i;«.  I'.Ml.JAJ 
Wells.  AJack.,  1st  BS,  g.,g'd,  1915 
CoLA  Ind.Cen.-SeeP.c.C.ASt.L. 
Oolnmbu«*anilu«ky*  Hocking— 
lit  mort..  5s.  gold.  19OO  .  .  .  AAO 
0«n.  mort.,  2>t-4s,  g.,  1946  .J  »  J 
Income  4s,  g.,  1945  KVA 
Zanesr.  Tt-r..  1st,  )T...'J».l!'  IO.  JAJ 
Col.Ter.&Tr.ro.-.V 
Col.Conni-ct.ATer.—  SeeNorf.*\N 
Ooneonl  A  Mont.-4s.1920....  JAD 
ac!AM..iinp.6s.iyil..-...J*J 
Conn.APBMimi.-Ut,g.4s,'43AAO 
New.  A  Rich.  .  g'<l  5s.  1  !M  1  .  .  J  •  J 
Conn.  River.  -Gold  4s,  1943..  MAS 
Scrip.  4«.  1°«3  '*•' 

m 

•"i"6" 
•"Si" 

•  80 

103 
122H; 
103 
1O5 
103 

03 

Kqiilpmeiit,  7s.  1000  A&U 
(H-II.  M.,  it.,  guar.,  4s,  1940  .J&J 
K»raii!iliii  A  L.Su.—  SeeChi.&N.W. 
Kiirfk:.  Springs.  Ry.— 
1st,  6s,  *.,  1933  F&A 
2d  Income  6s,  1933  Feb.  1 
Evansvllle&  Indiana— 
Ter.H.&S'east,  lst,7s,1909.M&S 
Ev.  A  Iu.,lst,g.,  g'd  6s.  '24J&J 
Consol.,  g.,  g'3,  6s,  1926  ..J&J 
Kvans.  Rock.A'E.—  See  L.K.&St.l^. 

«.«.'I3  JAJ 

•ktcMTn  Peorta  A  •»'.  Ix>uU— 
..JAJ 
•.M  i  ,     ^    U.  1941    1* 

Oblr.1/  •   i:.-    V     I-     .   .   '     •-    I'  i-     ' 

l.t  M   •,-    i  117.1  1  •              '  ••  ' 
JAJ 
30-  rear  data..  **.  lu-.'l  MAM 
Chlr  4  i    W  -Uf   7.  .'HO.     MtN 

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Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Boutin. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

II.  .IK!-. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Evansville  &  Terre  Haute— 
let,  con.,  g.,  6s.  1921  J&J 
1st,  gen.  5s,  gold,  1942  A&O 
Mt  Veruou,  1st,  6s,  g.,  '23..A&O 
Sill.  Co.  Br.,lst,g..5s,  1930.  A&O 
E.T.U.&Clilo.-lst.6s,g.,1900M&N 
2d  6e  gold  1900    J&J 

«"TO" 

•  85 

+ 

lli>« 
80 
100 
80 

Ind.  Dec.  &Sp.—  lst,7s,  1906.  A&O 

•"l5" 
•  60 

111V 
.  80 

95 
30 
84 

12 

•   25 

l«tg.5c,  1900  J&J 
Gen.  mort.  5s,  1935  A&O 

Ind.  !)«•(•.  A  \\Y-teru— 
1st  g.,  5s,  1935  I&J 
Ind.  111.  &  la.-lst,  4s,  1939.  .  .  J&I> 
lutext.,  g.,  58,1943  
Indiana  &  Lake  Michigan— 
iBtM.,  «.,  5s,  1939  M&S 
Ind.  &  St.  L.—  See  C.  C.  C.  &  St.  L. 
Ind.  Un.—  1st,  4138.  1926  M&N 
Ind.  &  Vin.—  1st,  7s,  1908  F&A 
2d  mort.,  6s,  g.,  gu.,  1900..  M&N 
International  &  Gt.  Northern- 
Is!  6s  i919                 .           M&N 

•101 

•  89is 
•  93 

L  una  North.—  Ist.g.,  58.1945.  A&O 
Lincoln  &  No'  westu—  See  C.  B.  &  O. 
Litch.  Car.&W.—  1st,  6s,  g.,'16.  J&J 
Little  Miami- 
Renewal  5s,  1912            ..     M&N 

•103 
•102 
*  95 

* 
* 

101 
102 
105 
109 
10014 
107 
100^4 
10014 
101 

iom 

102 
•115 

*  to 

*108 
-  75 

olOO 
a  98 
a  77^ 

* 

97 
85 

Income  6s,  1920  M&N 
Falrm'ut  Morgaustown  &  Plttsb. 
let,  4»«8,  1993  M&S 
Fargo  &  So.—  See  Clito.  M.  &  St.  P. 
P.  Ft.W.  &W.,l8t,g,  5s,  1915.  .J&J 
Income,  5s,  1945  J&J 

100 

95 
25 

i02>i 
102  % 

*  90 

•118 
•102 

•119 
•  79 
•  29 

•100 

* 

Little  Rock  &  Ft.  8.— 
1st  7s  i905                              J&J 

90 

L.Rock&Mem.—  1st,  5s,  1937.  M*> 
Engraved  Trust  Co.  certificates 
Long  Br.  &  Sea  8h.—  See  C.  of  N.  J. 
Long  Dock—  See  Erie. 
Long  Island—  1st,  7s,  1898..  M&N 
2d  mortgage,  7s,  1918  F&A 

* 

23 

•10614 
•118 
(lift 
*  88 
•104 
*  82 
-  87 
ant 
/   98 

*'"6" 
•   35 
•105 
•114 
•104 
•100 
•112 
•100 

* 

*108 

*  99 
•100 
*  96 

* 

2d  4is-5s    1909  M&S 

3d,  4s,  gold,  1921  M&S 

31is 

5s'  1903    J&D 

Colorado  Kiver  Bridge— 
IstM.  7s,  1920  M&N 

1st,  cousol.,  g.,  5s  1931  Q-J 
Gen.  mort.,  g.,  4s,  1938  J&D 
Met.  Ferry-lst,  g.  5«,  1937.M-N 
Ferry,  lst,4i38,con.g.,1922.M&S 
4s,  gold,  1932  J&D 
Debenture  gold  5s,  1934    .J&D 
N.  8h.  Br.,  1st,  con.  5s,  g.,'32.Q-J 
N.Y.  &R'k'y—  1st,  7s,  I901.A4O 
N.Y.&  R.B.—  lst,g.,5s,1927.M&S 

120 
87" 

."is  1908                                    M&N 

4*i  1897                                   MAS 

Iowa  Cent'l—  1st,  g.,  5s,  1938.J&I) 
KeithsbnrgBr.,lst,68,1925.J&D 
Iowa  Falls  &  S.  C.—  lst.7s,'17.  A&O 
Iowa  Midland—  See  CMo.  &  N.  W. 
Jacksonville  &  St.  Louis- 
cons.,  g.,5s,  1925,  when  iss.A&O 
Income  4s,  1935,  when  iss..J&J 

92ifl 

4138,  1914  M&N 

•  92 
*127is 

* 

48,1905  J&D 
48  1907    A&O 

95 
60 

106 
103 
90 

"t'iiia 
10»ia 

4s  July  1   1916 

Ch'eshire   6s  1898.                 .  .. 

* 

•"85" 

* 

Flint  &P.Marq.,  1st  M.g.6s,'20A&O 
1st,  con.,  gold,  5»,  1939.  .  .  .M&N 
Holly  Wayne  &  Monroe  RR.— 
1st  8s,  Jan.  1901  J&J 
Port  Huron  Dlv.,  g,  5s,  1939.... 
Construction  7s,  1  899  A&O 
Florida  Central  &  Peninsula— 
1st  gold  5s   1918                  J&J 

116 

Jack.StAug  &Iud.R.6s,1918.F&A 

N.Y.Bklyn!&M.B.,lst,g.,5s.l9:w 
Brook.&Mon.,lst,g.68,1911M&S 
1st,  5s,  1911  M&S 
2d,  5s,  1938  J&D 
L.I.City&F.—  1st,  6s,  1911.  M&N 
2d  5s  1937          M&N 

•100 

•116 
•109 
•103 

* 

60 

Con.M.  6s,  1940.  .'...'.  '..'.'..  ..M&S 
Jacksonville  Terminal— 
1st  M.,5s,g.,g'd,J  uly  1,1939.  J&J 





Jeff  Mad  &Ind.—  8eeP.C.C.&8t.L. 

N.Y.BayExt.R.,lst,5s,g.,'43.J&J 
Mon.Ex.RR.lstM.gu.5a.'45.J&J 
Louisiana*  Mo.  Rlv.—  See  Chi.  &  A. 
La.  Western—  1st,  6s,  1921  J&J 
Louisv.  Cin.  &  Lex.  -See  L.  &  N. 
Louisville  Ev.  &  St.  L.— 
Receiver's  certs.,  6s,  1896.M&N 
1st  6s  1926  A&O 

100 

101 

H8 
40 
70 

"i'i" 

Ist'.Lg.  ext.'ss,  gold,  1930..  J&J 

Jollet  &  Northern  Indiara  — 
1st  M  7s  1907 

So/Bound,  1st  g.',  58,1941  .A&O. 
Florida  Southern— 
IstM.,  g,  g'd,  3*3-48,  1945..  J&J 
Ft.  St.  Un.  Dep.Co.—  4ia8,g.,'41.  J&  J 
Ft.  Smith  &  V7B.B.—  8eeSt.L&  S.  F. 
Ft.  Worth  &  Den.  C.—  G.,4-6s,  1921 
Ft.W.  &R.  G.—  1st,  5s,  g.,  1928.  J&J 
Foxbury  Br.—  See  Pitt.  &  West. 
Fre.  Elk  &  Mo.  Klv.—  See  C.  &  N.  W. 
Gainesville  Jeff.  &  Southern— 
1st,  7s,  1911  J&J 
Galv.  Harrisb'g  &  San  Antonio— 

49 

Junction(Phila.)—  2d,6s,1900.A&O 
1st  4^8  1907                          J&J 

* 

•ibs" 

•  5678 
*  42 

* 
•104 

•'96" 
*  86 

•104 
*  79«s 
•104 
*  49 

*  80 
*  94 
•100 
•109 
'110 
•100 

*  80 

* 

•ibe" 

•104 

mo 

/    36 
*  99 

* 

"104 
*  95 

•107 

* 

Kalainaz.  Al.&G.B.—  See  L.S.&M.S. 
Kanaw  &Mich     SeeTol  &O  C 

60 
108 
70 

60 

Kansas  City  &  Atlautio- 
1st  6s  g  1913 

E.  R.  &  E.Dlv.,lst,6s,1921.J&.I 
H  .  T.  C.  &  C.,  1st,  6s,  1927.  .  .  A&O 

Kansas  C.  Bclt^lst,  6s,  1916..J&J 
Kan.  C.Clinton  &Sp.—lst,5s,1925. 
Pleas.  Hill  &  De  Soto,  1st,  7s  '07. 
Kan.  City  Ft.  Scott  &  Memphis— 
1st  6s  1928                            M&N 

•104 
50 
95 

78 
50 
•100 
•  95 
108 
90 
•  90 

68 
22 
65 
*  35 

121 
105 
105 
67 
95 
84 
100 
75 

•100 

* 
* 

•  50 

*  40 

•116 
•101 
*103i3 

103 

•ice's 

•120 

*i"i2% 
•12314 

•117 
•114 

•  84 
*  92 

* 

no's" 

•100 
•100 

•105 
(100 

ir 
* 

*"95" 

•122" 

* 
* 

•112 
*  98 

* 
* 

•"96" 

•ibs" 

50 

107 
101 

"9"6" 

10414 

Consol.  g.,  5s,'l939icertifs.  .J&J 
Gen.,  gold,  4s,  1943  M&S 
Vonice&Car..  1st  M.,6s,1900J&D 
1st  niort    6s    1902      J&D 

•   30 

•     7 
•100 
•100 

*  80 

.   77 

•106 
"1(18 
•120 
•103 
•113 
U16 

M05i« 
•122 
U12 
•110 
•104 
•111 
•104 
•107 
•118 
•  6- 
•107 
(107 
•108 
•  89 
•  95 
•  78 
*  96  1* 
•100 
•  82 
•  85% 

•1121s 
*   83  't 
•  43 
•106 
*  60 

103 

isa" 

100 
105 
lO^H 
1071-. 
102 

95 
99 
1071- 
1O4 

•106 
•  75 
•  12 

81 
60 

Current  Riv.,  1st,  5s,  1927..A&O 
Rich  Hill  RR.,  1st,  7s,  1910.M&S 
Mem.K.&Col.lstM.7s,1910.M&B 
K.C.Ft.8.&G.,lst,7s,  1908...J&D 
K.C.&M.B.&  B.,ls,5s,g.,'29.  .  .  A&O 
Kan  &Mo  IstM.  5s,  1922    ...  . 

Louisville  Henderson  &  St.  L.— 
1st  mort.,  g.,  58,  1946  J.tJ 
Louisville  &  Jefferson  Bridge- 
Guaranteed  gold  4s,  1945.  .M&S 
Louisville  &  Nashville— 
Cousol.  1st,  7s,  1898  A&O 
Cecilian  Br.,  7s,  1907  M&s 
N.  O.  &  Mobile  1st,  6s,  1930..  J&.l 
2d,  6s,  1930  J&J 
E.  H.  &  N.  l8t,  6s,  1919  J&D 

83 
83 

i'l'i" 

1201s 

iYi" 

2d  inert,,  7s'  1905  J&D 
Mex.  &  P.  Div.,  lst,5s,1931.M&N 
Gal.  HOUS.&  Hen.—  lst,5s,'13.A&O 
Georgia  &  Alabama  — 
1st  pref.,g.,5s.  1945  
1st  con.  M.,  g.,  5s,  1945  J&J 
Geo.  Cr.  &  Cumb.—  1st,  6s,'09.A&O 

102 

95 

Kansas  City  Memphis  &  Bir.— 
Gen  4s  1934                        M&S 

23 

52 

81 
9414 
102 

Blr.  equip.,  6s,  g.,  gu.,  1903.  M&S 
Kan.  C.  &N.W.lstM.  5s,1933.J&J 
Kan.  C.  &  Omaha—  See  St.J.  &  G  .  I. 
Kan.  City  &  Pac.—  See  M.  K.  &  T. 
K.  C.  St.  J  &  C.  B.—  M.  7s,  1907.J&J 
Nodaway  Val.,  lst,7s,  1920.J&D 
Tarkio  Val.  ,1st  M.  7s,1920.J&D 
Kan.  C.  Pitts.  &  Gulf—  1st,  5s.  A&O 
Kan.  C.  Sub.  Belt-  1st,  6s,  '20.  J&D 
Con.  Term.  1st,  g.,  5s,  1922.J&J 
Kan.  C.  Union  Ter.,5s,1923.F&A 
Kan.  C.  &  Ind.  Air  L.,  5s,'22.M&S 
Kan.  C.  Wat.  &  Gulf— 
1st  M.,  g..  08,  Jan.  1,  1930.  .  .J&J 

Georgia  Pacific—  See  Southern  By. 

60 
122 

Ga.  Sol  &  Fl.—  1st,  g.,'5s|  1945  .'j&J 
Ga.  BE.  &  Banking  Co.,  6s,  1897.  . 
6s,  Jan.  1,1910  J&J 
6s,Jan.  1,  1922  J&J 
1st  5s  Jan  1  1922.                J&J 

Lou.  J.  &  Lex'.—  Gen.  6s,  red.  to 
4!38,  Nov..  1931  M&N 
2d  mort.,  7s,  1907  A&O 
Meiii.&O.,stl.M.,7s,g.,'01..J&r> 
Louis.  Ry.  T.  Co.,  1st,  8s,'01.  M&N 
M.Clarksv.&L,stl.6s,g.,'02.F&A 
MIIVSV.&  Lex.lstM.7s,1906.J&J 
L.&N.,Moli.&Mont.4ias,I45.MJ;S 
PeusacolaDiv.,  lst,6s,  1920.M&£ 
St.  Louis  Div.,  1st,  6s,  1921.  M&S 
2d,  3s,  1980.  .  .  .  1  M  &••- 
Nash.  &  Dec.,  1st,  7s,  1900..  J&J 
So.  &No.  Ala.*.,  guar.  6s,  1903.. 
S.  F.,  6s,  1910  M&N 
Cons,  mort.,  guar.,  5s,  1936  
50-year,  gold,  5s,  1937  M*N 
Unitted  4s.  gold,  1940  J&J 
Pensa.  &  All.,  Ist6s,  gu.,'21  .  F&A 
Col.tr.,  gold,  5s,  1931  M&N 
Nas.F.&S.,lst,gu.,g.,5s,'37.F&A 
Ky.  Cent.,  4s,  gold,  1987  J&.l 
Louisville  N.  A.  &  Chicago— 
1st  6s  1910  J&J 



116 
114 
110 

70 
"92" 

Gettysburg  &  Har.  Ry.— 
Cons.  5s,  g.  g'd,  1926  A&O 

95 

ii'i" 

41 

100 
85 

Grand  Rapids  &  Ind.— 
1st,  1.  g.,  s.  f.  g'd,  7s,  g.,  '99,  J&J 
lstmort.,78,1.  g.,g.,notgu.A&O 
IstM.g,  7s,  not  1.  g.,1899..  A&O 
Exten.  1st,  g,  413,  1941  J&J 
Muskegpn  Dlv.,  g,  5s,  1926.  J&J 
Gr.  Rap.  L.  &  D.—  See  Det.  L.  &  No. 
Great  Northern- 
Col  tr   4s    g     1902              M&S 

50 

101 
35 
70 

51 
70 



Kansas  Pacific—  See  Union  Pac 
Keithsburg  Br.—  See  Iowa  Cent. 
Kentucky  Central—  See  L.  &N. 
Ken.  &Ind.  Bd.—  lst,g.,5s,'ll.M&S 
2d  M.,  gold,  5s,  1919  A&O 
Term.,  gold,  5s,  1916  J&D 
New  Albany  Belt  &  Terminal— 
IstM.,  gold,  6s,  1920  J&D 
Keokuk  &  Des  M.—  See  C.  B.  I.  &  P. 
Keokuk  &  Ham.  Bridge- 
Is!  M.  8s,  1899                        A&O 

110 

'99" 

80 

Greenwood  Anderson  &  West.— 
IstM.,  g.,  5s,  1936  J&J 
Han.  &  St.  Jo.—  See  C.  B.  &  Q. 
Harrlsb.  P.,  Ac.—  1st,  4s,  1913  .J&J 
Hart.  &  Conn.  West>-58,  1903.  J&J 
Henderson  Bridge  Co.  — 
1st  M.,  gold,  6s,  1931  M&S 
Hot.  Spr.  RR.—  1st,  g.,  5s,  '33.M&N 
Housatonic—  See  N.  Y.  N.  H.  &  H. 
Houston  East  &  West  Texas— 
1st,  5s,  g.,  '33  M&N 

87 

"90" 

Knoxv.  &  Ohio—  See  Southern  By. 
LakeE.&West.—  1st,  g.,5s,'37.J&J 
2d,  g.,  5s,  1941  J&J 
No.  Ohio,  1st,  guar.,  g.,  5s,  1945 
Lake  Shore  &  Michigan  So.— 

Con.  mort.,g.,  6s,  1916,  ctfs.A&O 
Gen.  M.,  g.,  5s,  1940,  certs.M&N 
C.  &  I.  Div.,  6s,  gold,  1911..K&A 

•   84 

•125 
•109% 
•101 

* 

'"97" 

* 

•104 

* 

•ibV 

•i'o'6" 

•1031s 
•lOOis 
*  99 
IWi 
(100 

* 

1105" 
2108 

•ibiii 
•1041s 

* 

•iizi" 

* 

•ioi" 

*104i« 
•102 

•111 

*  98 

* 

*"GO" 

* 

*"8"6" 
*  83 

103 
105 

104 
1071s 

ii'i" 

113 
124i4 

89 
"94" 

107 

Houston  &  Texas  Central  — 
1st,  Waco  &  Nor.,  7s,  1903.  .  .  J&J 
1st,  1.  g..  g.,  5s,  1937  J&J 

Mahoning  Coal—  See  L.  S.  &  M.  S. 
Maine  Central— 



••"• 

Buff.  &  E.,  new  b.,  M.  7s,'98.  A&O 
Det.  Mon.&  fol.—  lst,7s,'06.F&A 
Lake  Shore  Div.,  7s,  1899.  .  .A&O 
LakeS.,  cons.  1st,  7s,  1900..  .J&J 
Cons.  2d,  7s,  1903.  ...        J&D 

Consol..  1.  g.,  gold,  6s,  1912.A&O 
Debenture  6s,  1897  A&O 
Debenture  4s,  1897  A&O 

Exteu.  bonds,  6s,  g.,  1900.  .  .  A&O 
Cons.,  7s,  1912  A&O 
Knox.  &  Line.,  1st  M.,  Pen.  Sh. 
line  48,1920    F&A 

10213 

ills" 

IOS 

Gen.,  gold,  4s,  1921  A&O 
Hud.&Riv.  F.-8eeCh.  St.  P.M.&O. 
Huntingdon  <fe  Broad  Top.  — 
1st,  g.,4s,  Sept.  30,  1920.  ..A&O 
2d  mort.,  4s,  gold,  1925  F&A 
Cons.  mort.  5s,  g.,  1925  A&O 
Illinois  Central  — 
1st.  gold,  4s.  1951  J&J 
Gold,  3133,  1951  J&J 

69 

Mahon.  C.  RR.—  1st,  5s,  1934.J&J 
Kal.  A.  &  Gr.  R.—  1st,  5s,  '38.  J&J 

2d,  5s,  Feb.  1,  1921  
Cons  4s  Apr.  1,  1912    A&O 

Cons.,  4138,  Apr.  1,  1912..  ..A&O 
4138,  gold,  Feb.,  1905  
Hereford  Railway— 
IstM.,  guar.,  4s,  1930...  M&N 
Upper  Coos.lst  4s,  gd.  1930M&N 
Extens.  4i3S,  gold,  1930..  ..MAN 
Eur.  &  N.  A.,  4s,  gold,  1933  .  .  .  J  &.i 
Manchester  &  Augusta  — 
1st    5s    1943                          J&J 

ibs" 

112 

1st  M    gold  5s  1923             J&J 

Lehtgh  &  Hudson- 
Is!  mortgage,  g.,  5s,  1911...  J&J 
2dM.  5s,  1917  J&J 
Warwick'  Val.-  1st  6s,  1900  A&O 
?d  6s,  1912                          A&O 

i  Jo" 

ilO 
IO5 

Col.  tr.,  gold,  4s,  1952  A&O 
Col.  Tr.,  gold,  4s,  1953  M&N 
Col.  Tr.  2-10  gold,  4s,  1904.  J&J 
Cairo  Bridge,  4s,  g.,  1950...  J&D 
SprlngUeld  Div.,  6s,  1898...  J&J 
Middle  Div.,  reg.  5s,  1921.  .F&A 
Sterling  8.  F.,  5s,  g.,  1903.  .A&O 
Sterling,  gen.  M.,  5s,  g.,'05.  J&D 
1st  mort.,  £,  g.,  3s,  1951...  F&A 
Chi.  St.  L.  &  N.  O.,  Ist.ln.  7s,'97.  . 
1st,  con.,  7s,  1897  M&N 
2d  M  ,  6s,  1807  J&D 
Cons,  g.,  5s,  1951  J&D 

10413 
lOlis 



Wawayanda  Valley-6s.l900J&J 
Lehigh  Vallev— 
1st,  6s,  1898  J&D 
Con.  M.,  sterl.,  6s,  g.,  1897.  .J&D 
Con.  M.,  6s,  ami..  J&D 
Con.  M.,  6s,  R.,  gold,  1923..  J&O 
Con.M.,  4i3S,C.,  1923  J&D 
Con.  M.,  4>38,  aim  J&D 
2d,  M.,  7s,  1910  M&g 
Car  trusts,  g.,  58,  1897  to  1906.  .. 
Middlesex  Val.lst,g.,5s,'42.M*N 
Pa.  &  N.  Y.CTnal,lst,7s,1906.  J&D 
Con.  M.,  5s,  1939  A&O 
Con.  M.,  4s,  1939  A&O 
Cons.,  4138,  1939  A&O 
Elmira  Cortland  &  Northern— 
1st  pref.,g.,6s,Apr.l,  1914.  A&O 
IstM.,  R.,  5s,  1914  A&O 
OauastotaNor.,  lst,6s.  '06.J&J 
Lehlgu  &  N.  Y.,  1st  g.  4s,  1945.. 
Leh.V.Coal,lst,5s,g.,gu.,'33.J&J 
Snow  Shoe,  1st  M.,  5s,  1910.  J&.] 
Leh.V.Ry.  of  N.Y.,  lst,4H!S,g.,'40 
Leh  V.Ter.,lst,g.,gu.,5s,'41.A&O 
Lehtgh&  WilkcsB.—  SeeCent.N.  J. 
Leroy  &  Canny  Val.—  See  Mo.  Pac. 

ibs" 

122 

11514 

132" 
"9"6" 

116 

ibs" 

92Js 
95 

"96% 

103 
105 

107" 
111 

Man.'So'w'n.Col.—  5s,g.,1934..I&I 
Mar.  &  N.  Ga.—  1st,  6s,  g.,  'll.J&.l 
Consol.  6s,  1937  JA.-.I 

•26 

i 

Marq.  H.&  O.—  Mort.,6s,1925.  A&C 
Maysv.&Lex.—  See  Louisv.&  Nttsh. 
McK'sport&B.  V.—  See  P.  McK.&  Y 
Memphis  &  Charleston— 
IstM.,  g.,  7s,1915  J&.I 
2dmoit.,  7s.  exten.,  1915.  ..J&J 
1st  cons.,  I'enu.  lien,  g  ,7s,  1915 
1st  cousol.,  g.,  7s,  1915  J&J 
Gen.  gold  6s,  1924  J&J 
Merchants'  Br.—  See  St.L.Mer.Ter. 
Mex.  Cent.—  t  'onsol.  4s,  1911  ..  J&J 
lst,cou.,inc.  3s,  1939  Juh 
2d,  con.,  inc.  3s,  1939  Julj 
Mexican  Indust.  RR.— 
1st,  g.,  6s,  Jan.  1,  1926  J&J 
Mex.  Int.—  1st,  4s,  gold,  1942.M&t 
Mex.  Nat.— 
1st,  6s,  1927  J&D 
2d.  A,ino.68,  '17,  o'p'nfltrd.M&t- 
2<lM..ser  M.  inc.  6s.  1917..  .Apr 

"107 

•107 
•105 
•107 

•'26' 

66 

15 

7 

'"e'o" 

(105 

(  52 
I     9 

108 

m'jg 
102" 

Mem.  Div.,  1st,  4s,  g.,  1951.  J&D 
Western  lines,  g.,  4s,  1951..  FAA 
St.  Louis  Alton  &  Terre  Haute— 
1st  and  term.,  g.,  5s,  1914.  J&D 
Bell.  &  S.  11.  ex.  g.,4is8,'97A&O 
Bellev.&Car.,lst,6s,1923.J&D 
Ch.  St.  L.&Pad.,l8t,«.,5s.l917 
2d  M.  income,  g.,5a.,  1917  .M&S 
St.  L.  South.,lst,g.,  4s,'31.M&S 
2d,inc.,non-cum.,58,'31.M&S 
1st  con.  g.,  5s,  1939  M&S 
Carb.&Shaw.,lst,g.,4s,'32.M&S 
Ind.  Bloom.  &Wn.—  See  Peoria  &E. 
Ind.  Cin.  &  Laf  .—  SeeO.C.C.  &  St.  L. 

108 

90 

(17 
17 
8 

97 

107 
54 
11 

118 

•  Flat  nrlp 


'  In  London. 


a  In  Amsterdam. 


APKIL,  1897.] 


RAILROAD    BONDS. 


Bond*. 

Bid. 

*k. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Mex.  Xorth'n—  1st  M..  g..6a,  1910. 
Michigan  Central— 
Connol.  T«,  19O2  MAN 

95 
117>« 

i'ii" 

-."3 
101 
110 
•110 
'  7O 
77 
•116 
•112 

100 

'102 
•  95 
•  50 
'  78. 

•  90 

>137 

•i'io" 

•102  >« 
•123 
•123 
M21\ 
(  90 
<  »3 

•  82* 
•  57>« 

• 

98 

6s'-l 

20" 
s'i" 

ew  Orleans  A  Western— 

80 
108 

114 

Northern  Central—  (Concluded.)— 
Con.  gen.  M.,  6s,  A,  1904..  ..J&J 
Con.  G.  M.,  4>s8,  E,  1925...  A&O 
Mort.  Ms.,  5s,  1926,ser.  A...J&J 
Mortgage  bonds,  5s,  Ser.  B,  1926 
Union  Railroad,  2d  6s,  1900 

112ij 
108 
1141s 
114 

..... 

ewport  <fc  Cincinnati  Bridge  — 
4>«B,  g.,  K'd,  1945  T..JAJ 
ewp.  &  Rich.-  See  Conn.  A  Pass. 
fewRlver  B'dge—  See  Cnes.&  Ohio 
.Y.  B.&  M.  Bch.-SeeLong  Island. 
.Y.BayExt.RR.—  See  Long  Isl. 
ew  York  A  Canada— 
*.  M.,6s.g..  19O4  M&N 
Deb.g.,4%ss,?uar.  1904..  ..M&N 
New  York  Central  &  Hud.  Riv.— 
1st.  coupon,  7s,  1U03  J&J 

!112 
•100 

'120 
•1081s 
•108 
•104 
•104 
1113 
•lisia 
•101 
•107 
•106 
•107 
(110 

• 

•ii'e" 

•108 
U07 

•105 
•120 
•105 

* 

OoraoL  5*.  1902  MAN 

5-   ,-.•  mat   '.••  .11                    M.v- 

16 

Mort*a*e  4*.  194O  J*J 

J  I..  ASai:    1st  ext  5«          1901 

Northern  New  Jersey— 
1st  6s,  1917                            J&J 

120 

115H! 
87'8 
5314 
102 
125 

i"i§" 

11213 
111 

118 

82 

8§" 
53i» 

10 

120" 
26" 

88" 
00 
98 

90 
10 

lOS'ii 

54 
77 

Del.*  B.  C.,  1st,  8«,  1902..  M&N 
Det-AB.  C.   Bridge,  8«,  1903   .. 
Bar  <\4B.C.lslM.,eT.,3s,'89.J&D 
Bat.  C.A8.,lst,gu..«.,3s,'89J&D 
Grand  River,  1st.  6*.  19O9..M&S 
Kalm.  A  8.H..  1st,  5s,  1939.  MAX 
Middlesex  Valley—  See  Leh.  V»l. 
Midland  of  X.  J.-fiee  X.  Y.  8.  *  W. 
Midland  Terminal— 
Equip    note*,  1897-8  FAA 

Northern  Ohio—  See  L.  E.  &  West. 
Northern  Pacific— 
General  1st  M.,  6s,  1921.  ...J&J 
Prior  lien,g.,4s,  1997  
Gen.  lien,  g.,  3s,  2047... 

121 
110 
109% 

Debenture  5s.  1884-1904.  .  .M&S 
5s,  1889-1904  M&S 

Mo.  Div.,  6s,  1919.                 M&N 

8t.Paul&No.Pao.,68,g.,'23.F&A 
Reg.  certs  O—  F 
West,  of  Minn.-  1  8t,7s,'07  .  .  M&N 
North  Pacific  Ter.  Co.— 
1st,  6s,  1933  J&J 
North  Pennsylvania— 
1st  M.,  4s,  extended,  1936.  M&N 
6s,deb.,  1905  M&S 

4s,  189O-1905                       J&D 

Debtoerts.,48,g.,1905,ext.M&N 
Sterling  mort.,  6s,  g.,  1903..  J&J 
N.Y.A  Hat'm  1st,  7s,  1900.  M&N 
X.  J.  Jane.,  lst.48,  KU.1986.F&A 
West  Shore,  1st,  48,2361  J&J 
4s,  registered  

105 
115 

Lbe" 
10713 

10614 
107ia 
115 
93 

MlLLJ&AWeit—  fleeCUcuAN  \v. 
MU.AL.Wlnn.—  1st,  6s,  1912..  J&J 
Man.  Div..  1st.  (.,  6s,  1926.AAO 
Income*  5s   1912 

Deb.  eonr..  «.,  6*.  Ap.1,'04.  AAO 
MUw  A  Madison    8oc  Chic  A  N  \v 

Beech  Cr.,  lst,4s,g.,  gu.  1936.  J&J 
2d.  guar.,  g.,  5s,  1936  J&J 
CU.  Bit.  C.Co.,lst,g.4s,'40.J&J 
GouT.&Osw.,l8t,5s,it.,1942.J&D 
Xor.  &  Mont,.l8t,58.g.,1916.  A&O 
Cart.  &  Adlr.,  1st.  4»,  g.,  '81.J&D 
Dunkirk  Warren  *  Pitts.  1st  m.. 
g.,  7s.  19OO  JAD 

7s,  general  mort.,  1903,  reg.J&J 
Ogdensburg  &  Lake  Cham.— 
Cons.  6s,  1920.         .              A&O 

Mllw.AXo.-*ee<hic.Mll.A8tP. 
Milw.A8tP.-«eeC.M.A8tP. 
Mllw.  *  St.  L.,gu.-«ee  B.  C.  R.  A  X. 
Mln.  Range—  Xew  eon.  5*.  '31.  JAJ 
Mlnnrapoli.  A  St.  LouU- 
1-t    "-    l-f~                            ...JA  ! 

Ogdensburg  Transit— 
1st,  68.1909  F&A 

68 

100 
85 

03«i 

110 

Ohio  I.  &  W.—  See  Peoria  &  East. 
Ohio  &W.  Va.  -See  Col.  H.  V.&  T.— 
ohio  &  Mississippi—  See  B.&O.S.W 
Ohio  River  RR— 
1st  g.,  5s,  1936  J&D 
Gen.  gold  5s,  1937           ..    A&O 

1st,  7s,  Jan.,  1907  J4J 
Minn.  A  DuL.  1st  7«.  19O7.  .M4M 
let,  eonsol.  cold.  5«,  1934 

N/Y.*  Put,  1st.  g.,  5s,  1927.A&O 
1st  4«  g    1993                     A&O 

121is 

Iowa  Ext.  1st.  «.,  7§,  1909  .  JAD 
Bo'wr.t  Kxt.lit,r..7.,1910.JAU 
Paeinc  Ext.,  lit.  K,  1921  .  .  .  A*O 
Minn.  *  PM.-l«t.  5s.  1936.  ..JAJ 
Minn.  8.  8te.  M.  A  AU.-lst  4s,  1926 
Mlmn.  Union-See  St.  P.  M.  AM. 
Ml**.  Rlr.  Bdf.-flee  <  hie.  A  A. 
Missouri  Kanaai  A  Texa*— 
l*t  told.  4s,  1990.  J*I> 

Oswego  A  Rome,2(l  .58,1915.  F&  A 
1st,  mort.,  78,  1915.            M&X 

bo" 

98 

84 
88 

•130 
(106 
•120ia 
•112 
•110 
•117 
•105 
•101 

•106 
•100 

* 

•iVo" 

•106 

114 
114 

•116 
•110 
•101  ij 
100 
122'- 
•1O6 
•107 
105  >s 
•105 
•120is 

•no 

•105 
•104>« 

140 

109 

•JIHj 

or, 
141  H 

105" 

Mobawk&M.,l8t,4f<,g.,1991.M&8 
Rome  W.  &  O..  l8tex.,5s,'22.  A&O 
R.W.&O.Ter.R.lst.5s,>18...M&N 
STTacuseXo.  IstM.Ts.  1901.J4J 
Wat  A  Rome  1st.  6s,  1910..M&S 
GtlcaAB.  RlT.,4s,g.,  1922..  J&J 
WestTransltCo.,4>«>.,  1903.  F&A 
X.  Y.  Chicago  &  St.  Louis— 
1st,  4s,  1937  A&O 

Hunt.  &  B.  S.,  1st,  6s,  1922.J&J 
Rav.Spen.&G.,lst,  68,1920.  F&A 
Ohio  Southern— 
Istg.  6s,  1921  J&D 
Gen.  mortgage  g.  4s,  1921.  MAN 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  certiticates  .  ... 

8 

25 
'25 

100 
100 

10313 

105 
10213 
112 

74 

Ohio  VaUev  (Ky.i— 
1st  mortgage  5s,  gold,  1926  
Gen.  coii8or.,  1st,  5s,  1938  .  .  J&J 
Did  Colony— 
6s,  1897                .                     F&A 

M  gold  4s.  1990              ..  FAA 

lS  Ixte»*fon  8*.  1  944.  .  .  .  MAX 
M-K.AT.orr..  lstS*,«u..'4i  JIA8 
Teb.AXeo*bo..l(t77i.l903JAD 
Kan.  C.  A  Pae..lst,4»,g-'9O.FAA 
Dal.  A  Waco,  Istgu;r5*,'40  M*  N 
Sooner.  B.  Co.,  7».  ra.,>O6.MAX 
Bfc»rm*«  Shreveport  A  Southern 
1st  M.,  ja..  (ofi.  5*,  1943  JAD 
B.  W.Coali  Imp..l«t6*.  1929  JAJ 
MlMoarl  KAMM  A  Eastern- 

SPSSf-STaT"  -1S8 

• 

77 
10 
70 
76>« 

73 
98 

94 
80 

79 
00 

g 

OO*s 

Xew  York  &  Greenwood  Lake- 
Prior  lien  g  5s                        1946 

•104 

. 

X.Y.&  Harlem—  SeeN.Y.C.AB. 
V.  Y.  Lack.&W.-8ee  D.L.  A  W. 
N.Y.L.  E.&  W.-See  Erie. 
V.Y.  AM.  Beach-See  Long  Island. 

4i«s,  Dec.,  1897  J&D 

. 

4Hi8  1904                                 A&O 

102 

4s,  gold.  Feb.,  1924                F&A 

4s  Dec     1925                         J&D 

B.  C.  F.  &  X.  B.  5s,  1910.  .  .  .J&J 
Omaha  Bridge  —  See  Union  Pacific. 
Omaha  &  S.  W.—  See  C.  B.  &  Q. 
Omaha  A  St  Louis  — 
Tr.  Co.  certs.,  1st  4s,  1937...  J&J 
Oregon  A  California- 
Is!  5s.  1927  J&J 

89 

1st,  registered,  4s.  1903  .  .  .  .  J&D 
Con.  deb.,  eert*..  $1,000  

Boston  A  Xew  York  Air  Line— 
1st,  X  Aug.  1,  1906  FAA 

«s& 

Danbury  A  Xorwalk— 
Con.  5s,  July  1,  1920  JAJ 

3d  mort.,  ,«,  1906       MAM 

•  99 

•  81 

Gen.  5s.  April  1,  1925....  AAO 
Harlem  River  A  Portchester— 
1st,  7s,  guar.,  Oct.,  1903..  AAO 
1st,  «*,  ruar.,  Oct.  1903.  AAO 
2d.  4s.  June,  1911  JAU 
H'satonlc—  1st,  4s.  1910.  ..  .AAO 
Con.  «..  5*.  1937  MAX 
H«wH.ADert>y-lstm7s,'OOFAA 
Consol.  5s,  1918  MAN 

Jregon  Impt.  Co.—  See  Miscellan'a 
Oregon  Railroad  &  Navigation- 
Is!  s  f    g    6s  19O9               J&J 

^112* 

(ioo" 

•131 
U28 
•119 

Tru-t    u....:    .'•-    1''1T         ...MAO 

CoL  t™uT5a7l920  FAA 
LexlBCtoa  WT.,  5*.  1920  .  FAA 
Pae.of'Mo.,lrt,ex~i-4*.>»8.FAA 
2a.ext5*.cold7l938  JAJ 

•  80 
100 
•  98 
IM 
•  97 

Cons.,  g.,  4s,  1946  J&D 
Ore.  8h.  L  &  Utah  N.—  See  Un.  P. 
Jregon  Short  Line  —  See  Un.  Pao. 
Jswego  A  Rome  —  See  N.  Y.  Cent. 
Tswego  A  Syracuse-See  D  .  L.  &  W 
OttawaOsw.AFoxR.—  SeeC.B.&O 
OttumwaC.F.AStP.—  SeeC.&N.W 
Paduob.  A  Eliza.-See  C.  O.  &  S.W. 
Panama— 
SterrgM.78,  g.,1897  A&O 

82i2 

ibs" 

60 

iso" 

&LLsJ5^g£g 

pS*K3|B^ 

Bt  Loul.  lmn  Mounfn  4  South. 
1st.  extern.  8*.  1897  JAJ 

• 
-.-, 

02  •« 

8- 

76" 

So" 

88 
30 

..... 

130 
108 
102  «t 

•  38 

•IO2'« 
•103 
•104 
•102 
•  74>i 

I 

•  78 

H 

•119 
1-110 
•    ,, 
•  82 

•114 
•12ot 

103 

•128 
•103 

•iba' 

•101 
•109 
•107 

•:..-. 
•lot* 
•;..- 
•110 

• 

Funded  oertfs.  6s  1900 

Xew  Bar.A  X.—  1  "t,  7s,  1899.J  AJ 
Consol.  6s,  April.  19O9.  .  ..AAO 
Xorta  ext..  5s.  1911  AAO 

107 
123 

2d  7s,  gold.  1897              MAX 

Ark.  ext  M.1935         

Xew  York  Provid.  *  Boston— 
1st  7s,  Jan  1.1899              JAJ 

Subsidy  bonds,  6s,  1910....  M&N 
Peoos  Valley— 
1st,  5s,  194.?  AAO 

Cairo  Ark.AT..l*t.7s.*.,>97  JAD 
Oea.eoB.nr.A\.|..8*.U31.AAa 
flEM^aM^M.Ife.'rLAAO 
^gto  gfc  JfiaJxaMu/H^AO 

Prior  lien  5*.  1945  JAJ 

4*  '1942                                AAO 

(ew  York  Ontario  A  Western— 
Con.  8s.  g.,  1939  J&D 
Refund..  1  it,  golil,  4s.  1992.  MAS 
Hew  York  Pennsylvania  A  Ohio- 

109* 

Pennsylvania  RR.— 
Gen.  mort,  6s,  $,  o.,  1910...  J&J 
do         6s,  *,  0,1910....  J&J 
Con.  mort6s,cp,19O5.J15&D15 

•  93>4 
102 

Gea.  M.,  rold.4*.  1945  JAJ 
MeHl*  A  bile- 
lit  mort..  fold.  6.,  1927.  .  .  .  JAD 
lrt.axu^,ea,l«7.  «HJ 
Gen.  mort.  4*,  1938  MAS 
8tL.ACalro74*,gu.,1931...JAJ 
Mohawk  A  Mak»«-flee  X.Y.C.AH 
Mont  On  t  -Bee  St.  P.  M.  A  M. 
Monongh.  Ri  T  —  flee  B.  A  O. 
M«Tnn>sLa.AT.-lst,o*.192OJAJ 
l.t  mort..  7..  1918  AAO 
MorrU  A  gaiet    e»  D.  L.  A  W. 
Nashua  A  LoweU-6*.  19OO.  .  JAJ 
•athvllt*  Chattanooga  A  8.  L.— 
'13                             JAJ 

Prior  lien  4>«s.  1935  MAS 
Equip,  trust.  5s,  11K>8  MAX 
Equip  trust  5s  scrlii   1910 



do          5s,reg.,  1919.  ...M&S 
do         4s,  gold,  1943.  ..M&N 
do         3ijs,  *.  1946  

•1181s 
(113 
(103 
112 

lie" 

105 
116 
106 
109 
108    ' 

110 
115 
123 
121 

H.Y!  Pbiu.  A  Xor.-ist.es.-as  JAJ 

Income  6«,  1933  A&O 
H.  Y.  A  Putnam—  Sec  X.Y.  C.  A  H. 
f.T.ARoekaway  Bcb.—  See  L.  I. 
few  York  Kuaquehanna  A  W.— 
1st,  refunding  5s,  1937  JAJ 
2d  mort.  4>»s.  1937  FAA 
Oen.  mort,  5s,  *.,  1940  FAA 
Coll.  trust  6*.  19O5  MAX 

^103 

•101  >s 

•"7i" 
•  90 
•107 
•11914 

40 

102 
72 
78 
98 

Collateral  Trust,  4i«s,  1913.  J&D 
Col  trust  4s  Ph  W.  &  B.,  1921 

R,  E.  pur.  money,  1st  4s,"23M&N 
Equip.  Trust.  4s,  '14,  series  AQ-F 
Cleveland  &  Marietta— 
1st  guar.,  g.  41ns,  1935.  .M&N 
C.  APitt  7s,8.f.,con.,  1900.M&N 
Ser.  A,4i«8,gen.,gt<I.,  1942.  J&J 

•107 
(104 

(108 
•113 
(119 
(117 
•104* 
•110 

•109 
•109 
*107i3 

Term.  1st,  g.,  5s,  1943  FAA 
MldrdofN.J..lst,6s.l910..AAO 
Wllkeab  AEast.lstg.5s/42.JAD 
HodawayVal.-ReeK.C.StJ.AC.B. 
Sorfolk  A  Carolina— 
1st  M.  5s.  1939  AAO 
Xorfolk  A  Southern- 

Ser.  B,4iga,  gen.,  gtd.,1942.J&J 
Penn.  Co.  6s,  coup.,  1907  —  O-J 

"90" 

Penn.  Co.  IstM.  liss,  1921..  J&J 
Pltt.C.C.AStL.— 
Con.,g.gt4i«s,8er.A,1940.A&0 
do          do     B,  1942...  A&O 
do          do      C,  1942...  M&N 
do           4s     D,  1945...  M&N 
Col.&  In.Cen.,l8t,7s,1904..I&J 
2d,M.  78,1904  M&N 

3d  mort..  tin,  19O1  JAJ 

•102 
•104 

10912 
109  >4 
109 

10112 

126" 

is'e" 

CoB*ol.,  gold.  5..  1928  AAO 
Dock  Rl»er-2d.  6«.  19O9  
BOD  Air  Br..  «*,  1917  

107 

Lebanon  Br.  <«,  1917  
Ontrerlllr  hr..g  .««,  1923.... 

Xor.  A  Montreal-See  X.  Y.  C. 
Xorfolk  Va.  Beach  A  Southern— 

'117 
•114 
•115 
*117 
122 
•10913 
'110 
116 
•136 
•135 

•ioo" 

•102 
•1291s 

MeKM.W.AAl..lst6*.'17JAJ 
Ta*perBr..lst6*,1923  JAJ 

C.St.L.&Pitts.l8t,58,g,'32.A&O 
Jeff.Mad.&Ind.l8t,78,'06.A&O 
2dM.,  7a.  1910  J&J 
Pltts.C.  &  St.  L.  l8t,7s,l  900F&  A 
Stenb.  AInd.  1st,  5s,1914.  .J&. 
Un.&  Log-n8i>,lstM.78,'05A&O 
Pitta.  FlV.&C.  lst,78,'12.J&J 
2d,7s,  1912  JAJ 
3d,  7s,  1912  AAO 
StL.V.AT.H.2d,7s,  1898.  M&N 
2d7s,  gtd.,  1898  M&N 
Alleg.  Val,  1st  M.,  7s,  1910.A&O 
General,  4s,  gold,  1942.  .  .M&S 



>•,..-,.  ;  ,v  A.  rten  - 
General  6s,  1931  MAX 
Hew  River,  1st.  6s.  1932.  ...  A&O 
Imp't  and  exten.,  6s,  1934  .FAA 
v  :    ..  p..  .  :--M   -,..r..H,    JA.I 
Boan.A8o.,lstg.,gu.5s,122.3{A8 
OoL'-on,ATer.,ist,5s,g..'22.J*J 
8elotoVal.AX.E.,lst4s,>89.MAX 
Bo.Slde  Va.con.lstpf.ex.5s,1900 
Con.  1st  pref..  ext,  6s.  —  19OO 
Va.  ATenu.,4thM.,8s,  1900.  J&J 
EiK-niled,  5s,  19OO  JAJ 

•122 
•115 
(113 
•101 

* 



Sa.1906  JAJ 
HMhTHor.  ASb«C-0ee  L.  A  U. 
*al  A  R*d.R.  Val.-«*,1932.  .MAX 
Nebraska—  6ee  C.  B.  Q. 
HeTsA»OntlstM.g.5e,1938JAJ 
Her.  Oo  Xar.  <1.  RK..7S.1924JAJ 
HeTkCao.  l«t  M.  t.  5*.  1923JA. 
Xr«.  MB.  A  St-Ut,  5*,  '29  .MAM 
Hewb'g  irateh  A  <  onn.—  In*   .  !'•" 
He  veaMle  A  Bben.  Val.-an,  1917 

116 

"6O" 
102 
83 

•   12 
-104 

•'48" 

* 

•ioo" 
•no 

•113 
•128 

no 
Let 

1*109 

[•110 

I  '100 

not 

>•... 

ibe' 
"ea" 

38 

IM' 

118 

40 

•  98 

• 

•101 
•104 
•109 
•101 
•104 

•  73 
•100 

• 
i 

• 
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'.'.'.'.. 

•109 
•108 





101 
100 

M.  Y.  A  N.  E..  lit,  7»,  1905.  .JAJ 
lrt.0*,  1909  JAJ 

1st  mort.,  6s,  gold  
Xorfolk  A  Western  Ry.- 
1st  eonsol.,  g..  4s.  1996.  ...AAO 

73* 

100 
107 
106 

Penn  A  N.  Y.  Canal—  See  LehighV 
Pennaylvania  &  Northwestern— 

OnnMl.  /.  B*.  July  1.  194A..JAJ 
RHOBTilin..  Ut.4«.  1939.AAC 
W«am  AP..l.t^u..5»,lB10.A4C 
X.  H»T.  A  Derby-See  Iloii-.tonlr 
X.w  HaT.AHo.-flM  X.V.N.H.A  II 
X.  J.  luiirtlon—  See  X.  Y.  Central. 

Be'lla  Gap,  1st,  68,  1905  ..F&A 
Cons.  mort.  Os.  1913  A&O 
Penobscot  Shore  Line  —  See  Maine 
Pensacola  &  Atl.—  See  Lou.  &  Nash 
Pno.  Dec.  *  Evansv.— 

* 

Xorthern  Alabama- 
1st  mort.  gold,  5s,  1926.  .  .JAJ 
Northern  Cal-  See  •  'entral  Pao. 
Northeni  111.    Sec  Chic.  &  X.  W. 
HorthPac.i'oast-lst.es  MAN 
Northeast  PcnnsylvaiU— 
1st.  g..  go.,  5s  194C 
Northeast  of  South  Carolina  - 
l.t  M.,  8s.  1899  MAS 
2.1  mort..  8s.  1  899  MA* 
,1    Con«ol.,gold,6s,  1933  JAJ 
northern  Central— 
2d  M.,  6s,  1900.  A&C 
;      Con.  iiiort..6s.g..coup..  1900.  J&J 

Centr 
•101 

ai!"" 
102 

ib2" 

"s'o" 
95" 

x  j.  »  x.  Y.-i«t,  «.,  191  o  .  .  .MA; 

X.J.Soatkenih-«M  Central  X.J. 

2d  mortgage  5s,  1926  M&N 
Eng.  Tr.  Co.  certifs  

Hew  lx>ndoa  Hortkam— 

lat.  5«,  Hi  1  •  '                     JA. 
1M.4I   July.  1910  JA. 

Evansv.  Div.  1st,  6s,  1920.  .M&S 
Peoria  &  East.—  See  C.  C.  C.&  St.  L 
Peoria  &  Pckin  Un.—  lst.68.'21.Q-J 
2d  mort    4i«s,  1921           .  M&N 

-il2' 
•  77 
•  99 
•  80 

•ew  Orlrann  A  Xortbea«t«rn— 

ITI.T  :  .  ...                            i  •: 
Hrw  i  >rlr..n«  A  S«ntbea»t«ni— 
Prior  Urn  .">«    '.'I1. 

Perklomen—  1st  8er.,5s,  1918..  Q-J 
2d  series.  5s,  1918  t}-J 

•  Flat  prior.                               1  In  London.                                «  In  Amsterdam. 

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Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 
lOSOg 

Petersburg—  Class  A,  58,  1926.  J&J 
Class  B  68.  1926      A&O 

•109 
•115 

•104 
•102 

•ii's" 

•104  >i 



Rio  Or.  South.—  lat,  3  48,1940.  J&J 
River  Front—  1st,  guar.,  4>28,  1912 
Roauokc  &  South.—  See  Norf.  &  W 
Roch  &  Pitts     See  Buff  R  &  P 

•  57 
•104 

•120 

•117 

ibs" 

97 

•  70 
I  50 

•  52 

*"27" 

•102 
•103 

* 

02 

107 

107" 
100 

Southern  —  (Concluded)  — 
Char.  Col.  &  Augusta— 
1st  M.,  gold,  ext.  5s,  1909.  J&J 
2d  M   7s  1910                   A&O 

•108^H 

•117i2 

1st,  88,1891  1898  J&J 
Pliila.  &  Baltimore  Central- 
ist 5s  1911  MAN 

Rochi.&Peo.—  lstM..10s,1906.J&J 
Consol   1st  68,1925  J&J 

Col.  &  Green.  lst,5-6s,  1916.  J&J 
E.  T.  Va.  &  Ga.  1st  7s,  1900.  J&J 
Divisional  g.,  5s,  1930  J&J 
Consol.,  1st,  g.,  5s,  1956  .  .  M&N 
Ga.  Pac.  1st,  g.,  5-6a,  1922..  J&J 
Ga.  Pao.  Ry.  equip.,  5s,  g..  1904 
Knoxv.  &  0.  1st,  g.,  6s,  1925  .J&J 
Rich.  &  Dan.  con.,  g.,  6s,'15.J&J 
Equip.,  s.  f.,  g.,  5s,  1909..  M&S 
Deb.,  5a,  stamped,  1927.  .A&O 
Va.  Mid.  Scries  A.  6s.  1906.  M&S 
Scries  B,  6s,  1911               .M&S 

«111>» 
•109 
•113 

*1O8% 
•115 
•  99 

•iiiiiij 

•100 
•  95 
•114 
*117i« 
•114 
•  98 
•103 
•102 
•100 
•101  Hi 
•  80 
•114 

•  83 
•101 
•104 
•  65 

•107 
•108 

-104 

•109% 
'106 
•125 
-100 
'    90 
•   95 
•  65 
•  87 

* 

•ibs" 

•110 
•103 
•  93 

•105 

•  »8i4 
*   1914 



Philadelphia  &  Erie- 
General,  guar.,  6s,  g.,  1920..J&J 
Gen.,  58,1920  A&O 
Gen    4s  1920                       A&O 

Rome  W.  &  O.—  See  N.  Y.  C.  &  H. 
Roxb.  Chest.  Hill.  &  N.,  g.  58.1926 
Rutland—  1st  M.,  6s,  1902  M&N 
Equipment.  2d,  5s,  1898  F&A 
Con.  4138,  July  1,  1941  J&J 
St.  Charles  l!r.—  See  Wabaah  RR. 
Sag.  &  West.—  See  Dot.  Lans.  &No 
St.  Clalr  .dad.  &  St.  L.  Belt- 
Alton  Bridge  1st,  gold,  5s,  1933 
St.  Jo.  &  Gd.  Isl.—  l8t,gu.,68,  1925 

109 

1151-2 

Sunb.  &  Erie,  1st.  7s,  1897.  A&O 
Phila.  Harrlsburg  A  Pittsburg— 
iHt  niort.,  gold,  5s,  1925  A&O 
Phila.  Newtown  &  N.  Y.— 
Istg.,  5e.  guar.,  1942  A&O 
Philadelphia  &  Reading- 
New  gen.  g.  4a,  1996  (when  is*. 
Gen.  mort.,  4s,  1958  J&J 
Eug.  Tr.  certs  ,  stuipd.,  assented 
2(1,58  gold,  1933         A&O 

H4i4 
123 

iis" 

*  96 

84 

V 

72 
52 
52i4 

Series  C,  6s,  1916  M&S 
Series  D,  4-5s,  1921  M&S 
Series  E,  5s,  1926  .  .     ..  M&S 

'  80=8 
*  80 
•121 

81»e 
80is 

2d  mort.,  inc.,  5s,  1925,  coup.  off. 
Kan.  C.  &  Oin.,  1st,  5s,  1927.J&J 
St.  J.&  L.Ch.—  5s,g.,Mar.l944.M&S 
St.  Lawrence  &  Adiron— 
latM.,  g.,  5s,  1946  J&J 
2d  M.,  g..  6s.  1946  J&J 
St.  Louis  Al.  &T.  H.—  See  111.  Cent 
St.  Louis  Br.—  See  Term.  Ry.  Ass'n 
St.  L.  &  Cairo—  See  Mobile  &  Ohio 
St.  L.  &  Iron  Mt.—  See  Mo.  Pac. 
St.  L.  J'  vllle  &  Ch.—  See  Ohio  &  Alt 
St.  L.  K.  &  S'own.—  See  St.  L.  &  S.  F 
St.  L.  Kan.  City  &  N.—  See  Wabash 
St.  L.  Mer.  Bridge  Ter.— 
1st,  5s,  1930  A&O 
Merch.  Bridge,  Gs,  1929.  ...F&A 
St.  L.  Peoria  &  Northern— 
1st  M.,  g.,  5s,  May  1,  193C.M&N 
St.  L.  So.—  See  St.  L.  Alt.  &  T.  H. 
St.  Louis  &  San  Francisco— 
2d,  g  ,  6s,  Class  A,  1906...  .M&N 
2d,  g.,  68,  class  B,  1906....  M&N 
2d,  g.,  6s,  class  C,  1906.  .  .  .M&N 
1st  M.,  Mo.  &  W.,  g.,  6s,  '19.F&A 
Gen.  mort.,  g.,  6a,  1931  J&J 
Coll.  tr.,  8.  f.,  g.,  6s,  1920...  F&A 
Gen.  mort.,  g.,  5s,  1931  J&J 
1st  trust,  g.,  5s,  1987.  .       A&O 

"33" 

Series  F,  5s,  1931  M&h 
General,  5a,  1936-  M&N 

ibsia 
104 

lie" 

50 

ibs" 
"73" 

1st   4*ss  1910                          J&J 

103 
104 

94 

115 

1st  6s    1910                             J&J 

"125 

Do       guar.,  stamped  
Wash.O.&  W.,lst,gu.,4a,'24.F&A 
W.  No.  Car.,  lstcon.,g.,68,'14.J&J 
So.  &  No.  Ala.—  See  Louisv.  &  N. 
Southwestern  Ark.  &  Ind.  Ter.  RR 
&  Smlthton  Lum.Co..lst,6s,1915 
SpartanU.&Col.—  See  Ashv.&Spar 
Spok.  Falls  &N.-lst,6s,g.,  1939.  J&J 
Statcu  Isl.  Ry.—  Gold,  4i«8,  1943.. 
Stat.Isl.R.Tr.—  lat,6s,g.,1913.A&O 
2d  mort.,  guar.,  5s,  g.,  1926.  J&J 
Steub.  &  Ind.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
Suub.Haz.&  W.R.-l8t.58,'28.M&N 
2d  mort.,  inc.  68,1938,  coup.M&N 
Sunbury  &  Erie—  See  Phil.  &  Erie 
Sunbury  &  Lewiat'n—  4a,g.,'36.J&J 
Susp.Br.&Erie  Juno.—  See  Erie. 
Syr.  Bing.  &  N.  Y.—  See  D.  L.  &  W 
Tebo.  &  Nesho.—  See  Mo.  Kan.  &  T 
Term'l  RR.  Aasociation  (St.  Louis) 
lat,  gold,4i«,  1939  A&O 

Con  M.,  7s,  1911,  coup  .     .  J&D 

•130\) 

* 
* 

Coiigol.  mort.,  g.,  6s,  1911  .  .J&D 
Improvemeutmort.,  6s,  '97.  A&O 

122 
105 

Deferred  incomes,  5s,  Irredceni 
Car  trust  5s  1897 

| 

* 

1st  pref.  inc.,  5s,  gold,  1958  F 

t- 

"ii" 

2d  pref  inc.,  5s,  gold,  1958       F 

> 

Trust  Co.  cert.,  all  inst.  pd  
3d  pref  iuc    5s  gold  1958       F 

"  30 



Trust  Co.  certs.,  all  lust.  pd.  .  . 

•   25is 

2(iia 

Trust  Co.  certs.,  all  inst.  paid.. 
Term.,  5s,  gold,  guar.,  1941.  .Q-F 
Ten  year,  5s,  s.  t,  1902  F&A 
Del.  R.Ter.,p.mon.g.  5s,'42M&N 
Ex.pur.  mon.g.  5s,  1942.  M&N 
P.  &R.  Coal&  Iron  Co.,  6s  
Ph.  &  R.  Coal  &  I—  Purch.  M.  M.  5s 
6s  . 

•  27 
•109 

27% 

"85" 
90 
80 

•114»« 
*114>2 
•11413 
•105 
•109% 
•110 
*  96 
*  88 

•i'io" 
•"so" 

•105 
•   62 
•   19 

•1031s 
•102 

•100 
•110 

-12038 

*124i4 

111 

107 

• 

114% 

i'ibis 

116 
961$ 
94 
64 
112 
25 
65 

"63" 
20ij 

*  97 
*  95 
*  98 
MOO 

•"s'o" 

*  30 

* 

1st,  consol.,  gold,  5s,  1944.  .F&A 
St.  L.  Bdge,lst,gu.,78,1929,  A&O 
TerreH.&Ind.—  1st,  5s,  g.,  '25.  J&J 
New  con.  5s,  g.,  1925  J&J 
Equip,  notes,  6s,  1898  J&J 
TerreH.&P.—  lst,5s,gu.g.,'42.M&S 
Tcrre  H.  &  Logansp.—  1st,  gu.,  6s. 
lat  and  2d,  6s,  1913  J&J 
Texas  Cent.—  lat,  g.,6s,1923.  A&O 
Tex.  &  New  Orleans—  1st,  78.1905 
Sabine  Div.,  1st,  6a,  1912..  .M&fe 
Consol.,  gold,  5s,  1943  ...    F&A 

7s  
Philadel.  &  Read.  Coal  Tr.— 
5-10  year  cert.  6s,  1904  Q-J 
Phil.  Read.  &  N.  E     is,  1942  

106 
36 
40 
15 
85 

"s's" 
"s'o" 

Cons.  g.  4s,  1996  J&J 
Ft.  S.&  V.  B.  B.,lst,  g.6s,'10.A&O 
St.L.K.&So.W.,l8t,g~.,68,'lG.M&S 
Kansas  Mid.,  1st,  g.,  4s,  '37.J&D 
St.  L.  W.  &  W.,  g.,  6s,  1919.M&S 
St.L.  So.  W.—  lst,g.,4s,  1989.  M&N. 
2d,  gold,  income  4s,  1989.  ..J&J 
St.  L.  V.  &  T.  H.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
8t  Paul&Dul.    lat,  5s,  1931.  F&A 

58  1942                                    M&N 

Dut.Co.RR.,l8t,g.,gu.,68,'40J&D 
Philadelphia  \V.  &  Baltimore- 
Debenture,  s.  f.,  6s,  1900  ..A&O 
Debenture,  s.  f.,  5s,  1910...  J&D 

* 

•106 
•109 

*104 
*101 
•104 
'105 
*  98 
•125 

•103 
*  9O 
•103 

•104 
/114 

•123 
•100 
*  98 
•130 
*109 

ibs" 

97 
82 

6 

"26" 

64 

Debenture  4s  1922            M&N 

2d  mortgage  5s,  1917    .       A&O 

Texas  &  Pacinc— 
East.  Dlv.,  1st,  6s,  1905....  M&S 
1st,  gold,  5s,  2000  J&D 
2d,  gold,  inc.,  5s,  2000  Mch 
Tol.  &  Ohio  C.-lst,  5s,  g.,'35..J&J 
West  Div.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1935.  A&O 
Gen.  g..  5s,  1935  J&D 
Kana.  &  Mich.,  1st,  4s,  1990.A&O 
Toledo  &  Ohio  Central  Exten. 

Debenture,  g.,  4s,  1926  J&J 
Debenture,  g.,  4s,  1932  A&O 
Pied.  &  Cumb.—  lst,g.5s,'ll.F&A 
Pine  Cr.—  Guar.,6s,reg.,1932.J&D 
Pitta.  C.  C.  &  St.  L.—  See  Peim.  Co. 
Pitts  C.  &  St.  L.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
Pitta.  Char.  &  Youghiogheny— 
1st  mort  6s  1902                   F&A 

ib'e" 

Duluth  Short  Line— 
IstM.,  gtd.,  5s,  1916  M&S 
Taylor's  Falls*  L.  Sup.,  6s,  1914 
St.  P.Miun.&Man.—  2d,6a,'09A&O 
Dak.  ext.,  1st  6s,  g.,  1910..  M&N 
Istcousol.,  g.,  6s,  1933  J&J 
1st  consol.,  reduced  to4H!9..  J&J 
Montana  ext.,  1st,  4s,  1937.J&D 
Pacitlc  ext.,  1st,  4a,  £,  1940.  J&J 
Minn.  Union  lat,  6a,  1922.  .  .J&J 
1.4  58,  July,  1922  J&J 
Montana  Cent.,  1st,  6a,1937.J&J 
1st,  guar.,  gold,  5s,  1937.  .J&J 
East.  Minn.  1st.  g.,  5s,1908.A&O 
Wil.  &  S.  F.  1st,  5a,  g.,  1938.  J&D 
Minneapolis  &  Western  1st  M., 
gold  guar  ,  5s,  1911.   •       J&J 

105 

i23% 
122 



•100 

*100 

*"ii" 

*     3 

•   l6" 
•  62 

*  67>a 
*  96 

•ibi" 
^iio" 

-ibi'4 

•103 
•lOlia 
•103 

*101l2 

•10314 

•102 
*1035e 
•107 

107ij 
92 
97 

Gen.  mort.,  gtd.,  4s,  1934.  .A&O 
Pitts  Cl  &Tol     1st  6s  1922  A&O 

I  95 
•120 

•li'eii 
•ib'^ii 

•107 
•102 

•  5714 
•lom 

*  94 
105 
112 

1st,  5s,  g.,  1938  M&N 

lat  g.  ,  5s,  gold,  1938  M&N 
Marietta  Mum.,  1st,  6s,  g.,  1915. 
Tol.  Peo.  &  West.—  1st,  4s,1917.J&J 
Tol.St.L.&K.C.— 
Tr.  Co.ctfs.,lst,6a,  1916....  J&D 
Tol.  Walh.  Val.  &O.—lst,4'i8,  1931 
Trenton  Delaware  Bridge— 
IstM.  73,  1917  J&J 
Troy  &  West  Troy  Bridge—  5s  
Ulster*  Del.—  Con.,  5s,  1928.  J&D 
Unadilla  Val.—  lat  M.  5s,1933.J&J 
United  Go's,  N.  J.—  (in,  g.1901  M&S 
General,  gold,  6s,  1908  M&d 
General,  gold,  4s.  1923  F&A 
General,  gold,  4s,  1!>29  M&S 
General,  gold.  4s,  1944  M&S 
Un.  PaclHc—  1st,  6s,  g.,  1896.  .J&J 
Eng.  TrustCo.  cert.,  ex-mat,  cu 
1st,  g.,  6a,  1897  J&J 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  cert.,  ex-mat,  cu 
1st.  g.,  6s?,  1898.                     J&J 

Pittaburg  &  Connellsville  — 
1st,  7s,  extend.,  4s,  g.,  1946.  J&J 
Sterl.  con.  M.,  6s,  g.,g'd,'26.J&J 
Pitts.  Ft.  W.  &  C.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
Pittsb.  Juiic.—  1st,  g.6a,  1922.  J&J 
2d,  5s,  1922                ..          J&J 

105 
116 

124 

120" 
107 

ibs" 
5713 

110 
116 

105 

iba" 

98 
85 
114 

Ter.  1st,  guar.,  g.,  5s,  1907.  A&O 
Pitts.  &  L.Erie—  lst,g.,6s,1928J&J 
2d,  5s,  1928         .                     A&O 

St.  P.  &  No.  Pac.—  See  Nor.  Pacific. 
St.  P.  &  Sioux  C.—  See  C.St.P.M.&O. 
San  Antonio  &  Arausaa  Pass  — 
1st,  gold,  guar.,  4s,  1943.       J&J 
Sand.  Mans.  &  N.—  See  B.  &  O. 
San  Francisco  &  Nor.  Pacitlc  — 
1st,  g.,5s,  siuk'Kfund,  1919.  J&J 
Sault  Ste.  Marie  Bridge  — 
lat  M.,  s.f  .,  g.,  5s,  July  1,  '37.  J&J 

Pitts.  McK.  &  Y.—  Ist6s,  1932.  J&J 
2d,  68,  guar.  1934                   J&J 

•134 
•132 
•125 

iss" 

McK.  &  B.  V.  1st,  6s,  g,  1918.J&J 
Pitts.  P.  &F.—  1st,  g.,  5s.  1916.  J&J 
Term,  mort.,  5s,  1916  A&O 
Pitts.  Shen.&L.E—  l8t,5s,1940A&O 
1st,  con.,  5s,  1943  J&J 
Pitts  &  West     7s  old  1898    J&D 

75 

78 
102i4 

73" 
"95" 

85 
108 

ibo'4 

•102" 

•102" 
*  70 
*  25 

1st,  4s,  1917  J&J 

1st  5a,  Nov.  1,  1915              M&N 

102 

•  2d  mortgage  5s,  1941  M&N 
Foxb.  Bridge—  1st,  6s,  1902  M&S 

Savannah  Florida  &  Western— 
lstM.,K.  6s  1934                 A&O 

102  ig 
104 

Pittsburg  Youngst.  &  Ashtabula— 
Ashtab.  &  Pitt".  1st,  6s,  1908.... 
Consol.58,  1927  M&N 

•114 
•109 

*  65 

105 
^105 

Cons.  M.,  gold,  5s,  1943...  .M&N 
All.  &  Gulf,  con.,  7s,  1897..  J&J 
So.  Ga.  &  Fla.  1st,  7s,  1899.M&N 
2d,  7s,  1899                          M&N 

1OO 

73" 

Eug.  Trust  Co.  cert.,ex-mat.  cu. 
1st.  g.,  6s,  1899  J&J 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  cert.,  ex-mat,  cu. 
Om.  Bdg.,  sterl.  8s,g.,  '96.  .  .  .  A&O 
RenewalTr.Fd.5a,  1915.  A&O 
Collateral  trust,  6s,  1908.  ...J&J 
5s,  1907.                                 J&D 

102 
104 
102 
6u 
11 

115 

60 
92ifl 

Port  Jervie  Mont.  &  N.  Y.— 
1st,  4138.  1944.  .  .                  J-D 

111 

Bruns.  &  West.,  1st  4s,  1938.  J&J 

•  80 
•  99 

•  75 

Portland  &  Ogden— 
1st,  6s,  g.,  1900.  J&J  
Con.  mort.,  5s,  1908             M&N 

Scioto  Val.  &  N.  E.—  See  Nor.  &  W. 
Schenectady  &  Duaneaburg— 
Gtd.  6s,  1924                           M&S 

85 
SO 

41ns  g    1918                        M&N 

Pt.  Read'g—  lstM.,gu.,5s,1941.  J&J 
Portland  &  Roch.—  4s,  Oct.,  1907. 

* 

Seiiuylkill  Riv.  E.  S.—  See  B.  &  O. 
Seaboard  &  Roanoke— 
Debenture  6s  1916                F&A 

75 
95 

Gold  notea,  6s,  1894,  stamped.  .  . 
Ext.,  a.  f.,  gold,  8s,  1899  M&S 

;10138 

102 

9lia 
1OO 
109H 
102 
114 

ll'f" 

Port  Royal  &  Augusta— 
1st  6s,  1899  J&J 

•110 

95" 

100 
45 
10412 
105 

107" 
75 

Port  Royal  &  Western  Carolina- 
Augusta  &  Knox.  1st,  7s,  1900.. 
Ports.  Gt.  F.&Con.^tias,  1937J&D 
Potomac  V.—  lst,gu.5s,g.,1941  J&J 
Prescott  &  Arizona  Central- 
ist 6s,  1916  J&J 
2d  Income  6s,  1916  J&J 
Proyideuce  &  Worcester— 
1st,  6s,  1897  A&O 

ii'a" 

*  85 

101 

i03«a 
104  '4 

105 
10513 
100 
100 

1st  mtg.  5s,  coupon,  1926...  J&J 
Seat.  L.  S.  &E.,l8t,6s,g.'31.  .F&A 

Equip,  trust,  5s,  A,  B,  C  A&O 
Kaua.  Pac.,  lat,  6s,  1895  F&A 
Eng.Trust  Co.cert.ex  mat.cp. 
1st  mort.,  6s,  1896  J&D 
Eug.Trust  Co.cert.er  mat.cp. 
Den.  Ext.,  6s,  1899             M&N 

*  95 

ShamokiuSimbury&Lewisburg.  — 
1st,  5s,  1912        .                   M&N 

103  ^ 
105 
110 
102 

73 
45 

80 

98 
93 

113 
100 
116 
1O2 

2(1,  6s,  g.,  1925  J&J 
Sh.  V.  &  Potts.—  7s,  con.,  1901.  J&J 
Short  Route—  1st,  6s,  1  912  J&J 
Silver  Springs  Ooala  &  Gulf— 
l8t,4a,  1918  J&J 

Eng.  Tr.  Co.  cert.,  ex-mat.cp. 
1st,  cons,  mort.,  6s,  1919.  M&N 

7ki 
54 
54 
27 
26 

73 

2s" 

27 
•22 

Quincy  Omaha  &  K.  C.— 
•iHtpref.  58,1917  J&D 
1st  mort.,  5s,  1917  J&D 
Raleigh  &  Aug.—  1st,  6s.  1926.  J&J 
Raleigh  &  Gaston—  8s,  1898..  .J&J 
Rene.  &  Saratoga  —  See  Del.  &  Hud. 
Republican  Vat—  See  C.  B.  &  Q. 

C.B.U.P..A.&  P.P.,g.,6s,'9.i.M&N 
Fund,  coupon,  g.,  7s,  1895  M&N 
Atoh.Col.&P.,  lst,6s,1905.  .O-F 
At.J.Co.&W.,lst,Gs,'05...y-F 
Ltn.&C.,lat,5a,1918  A*O 
Ore.  S.  L.  &  U.  N.— 
Trust  Co.  ctf  s.,oou.,gu..5s,1919 
Do.  assented  

Sioux  C.  &  N.—  1st,  5s,  1920.  .  .  J&J 
Sioux  C.  &  Pac.—  See  Chic.  &  N.  W. 
SodusBay&S.—  lst,5s,g.  1924J&J 
So.Car.&Ga.—  lft,g.,5a,1919M&N 
Southern  Pacitic  Arizona  — 
1st,  6s,  1909-10                      J&J 

91i3 
92 
107 

Richmond  &  Danv.  —  See  So.  Ry. 
Rich.  Fredrlcksb'g  &  Potomac— 
1st,  7s,  due  1899                      J&J 

Southern  Pacinc,  California  — 
1st,  6s,  gold,  1906-12         .  A&O 

74'g 
115 
115 
74 
•  74 
115 
100 

33is 

85 
30 
30 

ii'eifl 

115% 

126" 

Ore.ShortLiue.6s,1922  F&A 
Trust  Co.  certificates  of  deposit. 
Utah  South,gen.,7s,1909  ctf  s  J&J 
•Tr.Co.ct3.,ext.,lst7s,1909.J&J 
Utali&Nor.,lstM.,7s,  1908.  J&J 
Gold,  5s,  1926        .       .        J&J 

1st  con.,  gold,  5s,  1938.        A&O 
1st  con.,  gold,  5s,  gu.,  1937.M&N 
Auat.  &  Nor.  1st,  5s,  g.,  1941.  J&J 
So.  Pacitic  Br.  (is,  1937  A&O 
So.  Pac.  Coast—  1st,  g.,  4s,  '37.J&J 
So.  Pao.  N.  M.—  1st,  6s,  1911.  .J&J 
Southern— 
1st,  consol.,  gold,  5s,  1994..  J&J 
E.Tenu.reor.lieu,  4-58,1038  M&S 
Ala.  Cent.  1st  g.,  6s,  1918.  .  .J&J 
Atl.&Ch.Air-L.  lstpf.,7s,'97A&O 
1st,  7s,  1907  ....J&J 

1st,  6s,  1901  .  .  .                       Jl&N 

86 
83 
90 

ibi" 

88 
85 
110 
121 
120% 
•102 

9'6" 

Extended.  5s.  1902  J&J 

Cons.  mort.  4  IBS,  1940    ..  A&O 
Rich.  Hill—  See  K.  C.  Ft.  S.  &  M. 
Rich.  &  M'k'nb.—  l8t,6s,1921.M&N 
Rich.  &  Petersb.—  6s,  1915...MA.-X 
Do    consol.,  7s,  1915  M&N 
Do    oonrol.,  4138,  1940.  .  .M&N 
Rich.Y.R.&CheB.-l8t,5s,1910.J&J 
2d  mort.,  4i«8,  1910              M&N 

O.  P.  Denv.  &  Gulf- 
Con.,  5s,  g.,  1939  J&D 
Col.  Cent.  IstM.  7s,  1909.  ..J&J 
Den  T.&F.W.lstM.,g.5s,'37M&N 
Denv.T.jiG.lst  M.,g.,5s,'37.A&O 
Utica&Bl.R.—  See  N.  Y.C.&H. 
Valley  (N.  Y.)—  See  Del.  L.  &  W. 
Verdig.  Val.  Iad.&  W.—  See  Mo.  Pac. 

115 
120 

95 
80 
70% 

85 

7l\ 

s»o 

Rio  Or.  West.—  1st,  4s,  1939.  .J&J 
RioGr.Junc.—  lst,gu.,5s,1939.J&D 

Income  6a,  1900  A&O! 

*  Flat  price. 


t In  London. 


APRIL    1897.  J 


RAILROAD    BONDS    AND    STOCKS. 


H..III!.. 


Bid. 


Ver.  *  Ma**.,  go..  5s.  19O3..M*N 
Verm't  V»lley-lst.  5»  1U10  .AAO 
VlrglnlaATeun.— See  Norf.  *  \\'. 
Virginia  Midland-See  So.  Ry. 
Vtofca.8h.APao.- 

Ist6»,  1920 JAJ 

6*,  p.  l.,g.,  1915 


105 
110 


•   40 

•105 


Stock*. 


Par. 


60 


l.t,  gold.  5«,  1939 MAN 

2d,gold.5..1930..........FAA 


Bid.   i  Ask. 


Stock*. 


Par. 


•105 

64%    65  

Deb.  mort.>6a^erleaA.1939.JAJ  • Pref ...100/80 

Deb.  uiort.,6«,*er1e«  B.1939JAJ  '    19       19  V  Catawlua 501     3^ 

Det.  ACh.ext.,l«t.g.5«.1941.JAJ  ' 96  Istpref 501  5m 

8t.L.C.Bl.  A  Om.— liit.6».  19O8.  M01      2d  pref 501   49V 

St.  Louis  Kan.  City  A- North'n—  Cayuga  &  Susquehanna 30    135 

St.  Charle*  Bridge,  1st  6s,19O8 -10714 Central  Massachusetts 100 

Brunsw.  A  Chill..  6*.  I'.KM.FAA  *  94 
Waco  A  N.— See  Hou*.  A  Tex.Cen. 
Warren  RR.— See  D.  L.  A  W. 
Warren  A  f-klln— See  W.  N.  Y.  A  P., 
Waah.ACoLR.— lst.g..4«.1935JAJ  •  87 
" 


Bos.AN.Y.AlrLtne.  Pf.,gnar.4.100  102      104 

Boston  &  Providence 10O  202      

Boston  Rev.  Beach  A  Lynn 100  4O       45 

Buffalo  N.  Y.  A  Erie 1OO  

Buffalo  Roch.  &  Pittaburg 100  16%    2O        

Pref. 1OO  374  Harrisburg  Portsmouth  Mt.  J.  & 

Burl.  Cedar  Rap.  &  No.,  F&A.1OO  !     Lan 50* 

('amden  *  Burlington  Co.,  J&J.25  I Henderson  Bridge 100 

Canada  Southern ,'F& A 100  47       47%  Housatonic,  pref 100 

Canadian  Pacific 100  46V   4-<  Huutiugdon  &  Broad  Top  50 


Great  Northern  Ry.,  pref    Q-F100 

Green  Bay  A  Western 100 

Deb.  certfs.  A 10OO 

Deh.  certfs.  B 1000 

Hartford  &  Conn.  West.,  guar.  100 


Pref. 


.60 


Wash;  O.  A  W.— See  Southern  Ry. 

W.  A  la. -Con*.  44«,  g.,  gu.,Oct.'18  M01      105 

Western  Maryland— 

3d  M.  6s,  endorsed,  19OO. .  .JAJ  MO84  1094  Chicago  A  Alton:....;;....;..  .156 
Bait.  AHarrU.,  g.,5s.l936.MAX  • Pref.,  Q-M..... 100 


1st  M. West.  Ext.  C.5H/38.MAN 
West  Jersey  A  Sea  Shore— 

ConsoL  g.  4s.  1936 ...JAJ  ' 

Cam-AAt.-Con..»*-6«.1911.J*J  • 
2dmort.,nowlKt.6s.l809.AA<>  • 

W.  Jersey.  1st  M.  7s,  1899. .AAO  MO8 
ComsoL  6s,  10O9 MAN 

W.  J.  A  At..  1st  M.  6s.  1910. MAS 
West  Shore-See  N.  Y.  C.  A  B. 
West  Va.  A  Pitt*.— See  B.  A  O. 
W.  New  York  A  Pennsylvania— 

Int.  5s,  1937 JAJ 

Urn.  mort..  gold.  2-4s.  1043. AAO  ' 

Income,  gold.  5s.  1943 • 

West.  Nor.  Car.— See  Southern  Ry. 
Western  Pac.— See  Central  Pac 
Western  Pa.— 

Gold.  4s.  1938 JAD 

West. Tit-Bee  W.  Y.  C.  A  B.  R. 
West  Va.  Cent.  A  Pitta.— 

l.t,  gold.  6s.  1911 JAJ  M07 

Wheeling  Bridge  A  Term.  By.— 

1st  MTV  1090 JAD'  S3 

.MAS' 

01 


101 

106 

1O8 

119 

;".".::: 

Pref 100 

Central  of  New  Jersey 10O 

Central  Ohio 50  I 

Pref 50  t 

Central  Pacific 1OO 

Chartiers  Railway 50 

Cnesapeake  *  Ohio 100     — . 

Chestnut  Hill 50!l 

"    162 
174 


56       58 


b2 

I  Illinois  Central,  MAS......V...1OO 

Leased  lines,  4  p.  o 100 

50      Indiana  111.  A  Iowa 100 

I) Iowa  Central 1OO 

104      Pref ...100 


8*4 

" 


Kan.  City  St.  L.  AChto.,pref.lOO   125 
Louisiana  &  Mo.  River,  pref.  10O    160 




Jackson  Lans.  &  Sag 100 

807s  'JolietA  Chicago 100 

|Ka'.  Allegan  <6Gr.  Rapids 100 

Kanawha  &  Michigan 1OO 

Kansas  City  Clin.  &  Springfd.lOO 
Kansas  City  &  Ind.  Air  Line. . .  100 
Kansas  City  Ft.  Scott  &  Mein . .  100 
Kansas  City  Ft.  S.  &  G.,  pref..  100 

Kan.  C.  Mem.  &  Bir 1OO 

Kansas  City  Pittsburg  &  Gulf  100 
Kan.  City  St.  Louis  &  Chic.— See 
Chicago  &  Alton. 


iVo 


170 


Muwissippl  River  Bridge Kansas  City  Suburban  Belt 100 


Chicago  Burl.  A  Qutncy.Q-M..lOO 

Chicago  &  East  Illinois 100 

Preferred,  Q-Jan 100  95 

Chicago  A  G.W.,  com 3 

4  p.c.  deb lOOi  55 

5  p.  c.,  preferred,  A 10O  I  16 


72       72>s  Kentucky  &  Indiana  Bridge  ..100 

50  Keokuk  &  DCS  Moines 1OO 

»S          Pref 1OO 

5  Keokuk  &  Western 1OO 

60  Kingston  &  Pembroke 50 

20  Lake  Erit>  &  Western 100 


4  p.  c.  preferred  B  Pref 100 

Chicago  Milw.  A- St.  P., AAO. ..100   _73i«  _73>4   Lake  Shore  &  Michigan  South. .  100 


48 


'101 


i  va.  *  eni.  m 
1.  gold.  6X191 
ellag  Bridge  i 
fit  V  1999. 
3d  M.  6*.  1940 
InTL 


1M 


Wheeling 

lit.  S*.  1936 

Wheel.  Dtr.  1st,  5s.  1938. . . .  J  AJ 
Exten.  A  iront..  5..  193O. . . .FA A 
Consol..  gold.  4s.  1993 JAJ 

Wllkenb.  A  Bart.    See  N.Y.  SAW. 

Wllkesbarre  A  Seranton- 
l.t  M..«oULgtt.,4'«s.l938.MAN 

WIUmarAS.  Falls-See  81P.M.AM. 

Wllm.  Col.  A  Aug.  6s,  1910.    JAI>  M15 

Wllm.  A  Weldon  7s,  g..  May  1.97..  Mom, 
Ss.  1039 JAJ  M16 

Wllm.  A  HOT.— 

l.t.  5s.  1907-2?  JAUM05 

ft*. ceo.  mart.  g..  1923  ...Q-Aag  *1O3 

WIlmlngtoB  (S.  C.)  Ky.  Brldge- 

1st  M.  7s.  1*97 AAO*  09 

.5.,  1898-99 AAO-  95 

k  AM.  P.-«e«  Chto.  A  N.  W. 

I  Central  Oompaav- 
HeeetTWseaTta..0a,  ISM. MAM  MO3 

l»t.Sa.l037 JAJ  ' 

-DC.  tn«t  errtri • 


Preferred 1OO 

49i«  CblcagoANorthwestern.AAO.lOO 

13>s      Preferred,  7,  Q-M 100 

Chicago  A  Northern  Pacific 100 

Chlo.  Peorla  A  St.  L. — Common. . 
Preferred.  5  p.  c.  non-cum 


107  >• 


M 
I 


132     133      LehlghValley 50 

104'a  105^8      Pref ...50 

Little  Miami 50  x!78 

Little  Rock  &  Memphis 100 


Little  Schuvlklll 50 

Long  Island 50 


58=8 
145 

6 " 

i  19- 
!    40 

90 
9O 
90 
87 


15 


20 


Chicago  Rock  Ixl.  APac..O-F..100  x  62V    62Tg   La.  &  Mo.  River—  See  CUto.  &  Alt. 
"hlcago  St.  Paul  Minn,  ic  O  ...  100     58 

Pref  ...........................  100    140 

Chicago  A  Went  Michigan  ......  100 

Choctaw  Oklah.  A  Gulf  certa...   5O  I 

Preferred  ......................  50  t  17 

Cincinnati  Hamilton  A  Dayton.lOOi 

Preferred,  A,  4  p.  o  ..........  1OO^ 

Preferred,  B,  4  p.  e  ...........  100 

Preferred,  Eagle,  4  p.  o  ......  100 

New  pref.  5  p.  o  .................. 

Cincinnati  Jackson  A  Mack  ........ 

Cincinnati  Leb.  A  Northern....  100     75 

Cincinnati  N.  O.  ATex.  Pacific.  10O 
Clnclnn»tlSand.ACleve.,i>ri»f...5O 
Cleveland  Akron  A  Columbus.  1OO 
Clereland  Canton  A  Southern  .  100 

Preferred  ...................  1OO 

Cleveland  Cln.  Chic.  A  St.  L....  100 

Preferred  .....................  100 

Cleveland  Loraln  A  Wheel'g..lOO 

Preferred  .....................  100     4O       5" 

Cleveland  APItU..gu.7.Q-M...  50    162     168 
Colnmbui  Hocking  Val.  ATol.100        3>i:     4>v 

Preferred.JAJ  ...............  100    ........... 

OolnmbmiAXenla,gu.«2-5  .....  50   IOC's  ...... 

Cnlunihim  A  Cln.  Midland.  pref..M)    ..... 

Con.  A  Mont..  Claw  I.  Feb.,  qu.lOO   169 


461, 


29% 


Louisville  Bridge  Co 1OO 

Loulsr.  Kviiiisv.  A  St.  Louis.. .  loo 

Pref 100 

Louisville  Henderson  A  St.  L.1OO 

Preferred,  5  p.  c.  non-ctun 

Louisville  &  Nashville 1OO 

l.i mi.- v.  N.  Albany  &  Ohio 100 

Pref , 100 

Lowell  A  Andover .... 

MahoningCoal  Railroad 50   105 

Pref 50   100 

Maine  Central,  quar 1001  121 

Manchester*  Lawrence, M&N.lOOi  215 
Mnrquette  Hough.  AOnton...lOO 

Preferred 100 


Bid. 


119 
25 


4 
20 


90 


t  49 
Oil 
92 


20 

ib'e" 

125 
4 


2 
12 


59 
165 
I  234 


t   53 
43 


130 


20* 


Income.,  non-com.,  ta,  1037.  . 

Irtierte*.  5«.  1900 JA.l 

KK.  imp.  .V.  1931 MAN 

Ck.  WUAMInn.l.t.««.-16.MAS    10O 

Wlaeoaain  A  Michigan  Kjr  - 
l.t  M..  *..  5.  Jam.  1. 1043    JAJ'.... 

WU.  AMmn.-l.t.  7..  19IO    AAO 

Wtacoa.  TaL-See  C.  M.  A  hi 

Wore.  Raah.  A  R.— 

4*.  «..  1913 ...     1001,  104 

4a.  1030 JAJ    103 

4..I..M.   19:«     AAO    104 


Mofwawippl  Valley 100 

Memphis  &  Charleston 25 

Mexican  Central 100 

Mexican  National  tr.  receipts.. 100 

Mexlran  Northern 100 

Michigan  Central 100 

Mine  Hill  &  Schy.  Hav 50 

Minneapolis  A  St.  Louis 1OO 

1st  pref.  5  p.  o.  cum 100 

2il  pref.  5  p.  c.  non-oura 1OO 

Minneapolis  St.  P.  AS.  Ste.  M..100 

Preferred 100 

Missouri  Kansas  A  Texas 100 

I'n-ferred 100 

;i  Missouri  Pacific 100 

Mobile  A  Ohio,  assented 100 

, Morris  A  Essex,  guar.,  7s 50 

Connecticut  Rlv.,10p.c.gu.JAJIOO  247»»  252>s  Nashville  Chattanooga  A  St.  L.100 


Claw  II..  Feb.,qnar 100  169 

ClaMlH.  Feb..qnar 100  160 

Claa*  IV.,  Concord,  Feb., oil.  1OO  172 

Concord  A  Portsmouth,  ten.  7.  10O  175 

40      Connecticut  A  Pawumpslo ....  1OO  147 


Nashville  A  Decatur 25 

.Nashua  A  Lowell,  MAN 100 

Nangatuck 100 

Neaquehoning  Valley 50 

New  England  RR.  common.  ..100 
Preferred,  ft  p.  c.  non-oum ...  100 


•  A  Ohio's!-'" 
1016.. 


BAILBOAD  STOCK*.     Par. 

Ala.  A  OL  Soath'n.  A,  6s,  pref.£l°<  61 

i:  ...*1°/  1 

Ala.  N.o  T.AP.Ja»c.,A.pret  *1°  '  >t 

B.deferrrd  *lOJ  i, 

AUhamaA  Vleksburg lo"  -" 

\lbany  A.tnsq..gnar.7 1O<>    174 

Albany  A  Venaoat 


Consol.  Ry.  of  Vermont,  pref..lOO 
Cumberland  Valley— Common... 1O 

Preferred 50    

Danhury  A  Norivalk 5O  I  62     .... 

DaytonAMlchlgan.com BO     774    79 

Delaware  25    ~...    NewTifaven  A  Derby 100 

1O74   Delaware  A  Bound  Brook 100 ,  16.1     New  Haven  A  North  am pton.,100 

Delaware  A  Hudson 1OO   105\ New  Jersey  A  New  York 1OO 

12  "UV  v'n^nAM.Bch-pref-.-.iSS 

9'4    10  V  New  York  Ceul nil 100 

37*  Dividend  payable  in  London 

74    _ 8  Y  New  York  Chicago  A  St.  Louls.lOO 

.*."'. 
08 


Delaware  Husdiiehnnna  AS  — BO 

Denver  A  Rio  Urande 100 

Pref 100 

Des  Molnes  A  Fort  Dodge 1OO 

Pref. 100 

Detroit  Hills  AS.  W 100 

74   Detroit  Grand  Rap.  A  West...  1OO          -4 

2         Pref 100     11 

\   Detroit  A  Maoklnac 100    

*g  Duluth  South  Shore  A  All 10O   

Pref 100    

..    East  Pennsylvania 5o 

, „-    Eastern  New  BampeJilre.JALMOO      89 

Allegheny  Valley SO    Eel  River II" 

...10  i  Elmlra  A  Wllliamsport BO  t 

AnnArborRy.com 1OO        9       1O4 


80 


............ 

}••••  ...100 

Atehtoon  Topeka  A  Santa  re    100 


.................... 

Atlantic  l«tLea«w.llln<y.,rrnt  tr     * 


24 
1O% 
20>< 
93 


3«i» 
10»» 
10* 
06 


>«IIII1SS)VS>       "    UB»  .  —  »,,.—  .  .......       -  -,  -  -  , 

Prrf ..SOI  65.      6.14 


5 
13 


12. 


-- 

Erie,  i-oin  ......................  100 

l«t  pref  .......................  10O      U|i 

M  pref  .......................  100      1, 

Erie  A  Kalamaioo  ...............  V;    ?','-' 


"»     MSaSMVW    1*D»*JDJ.  IPIIfc     »f  •         tfm  W 

Atlanta  A  Char.  AlrUne.MAM.lOO    Brie  A  Pltt»bur».. 5" 

Atlanta  A  West  Point    .        ...1OO     88     Kvaii«ville  ATerre  Haute fi" 

AJaaaHe  A  P>clnc  ..loo  is         K>       Pref SO      :l7 

E»  alt  (43d  »t.)  Bridge B" 

Fltchlmrir.JAJ 100      15 

Preferred,  JAJ 10O      »2 

Flint  A  Pere  Matquette 1OO 

Ptvf 100 


Atlanta  A  West  Point     10O      86 

Atlantic  A  Paclflc loo          4 

Atlantic  A  Bt.  Lawrenea. I.HI  (l.v. 

Aujpuita  A  Mavannah.  leawxl  .  1  (* 

Bad  Eacl«  Valler 

•alt.  A  C.  Val.  RR.  Ex..  gn.  7 
BalttmnreAOli  •>      l.l> 

i  1st  pref 

Sdprrf  ..1OO 

Baltimore  A  Ohio  fi.  W.  Ry 

I-.  •  PHI 

Bsjeoh  Craek.  gn»r    i 

B«ll  A  *.   Ill  .  c-i.,4-8  p.  c.J  AJ100 

TrnMOo-Cwif.  ...  '. 

BelletaMa«*w  Ont.  Ill: 

Boston  A  Albany KHI    •_•  i  i 

n  A  lx.wt.il.  JAJ 100    Jll 

^•M  A  Maine  

..MAH 10- 

.  A  5.  Y.  Air  Une— Common..        .1 


15 


M 


31.1 
213 


!.-.» 
10 


Florida  Central  A  Peninsula 

Voting  trust  c'lTtlHcates 

2il  pref.  non-ciiin loo  .< 

Ft.  Wayne  A  Jack.— Common   loo 

Preferred 1OO 

Gcorida  A  Alabama,  common,  lo 

l.t  pref'rred I'1" 

_-ia  RK.  A  Banking  Co  ..   loo 

Oa.  South'n  A  Kl»..  rommon..lOO 

•  iir.'fi  ITIM!   10O 

SaeonH  prsferrad l"<) 

Grand  Rsplds  A  Indiana 1OO 

(iraml  River  Valley 1O» 


8 
31 


20 

ih'.V 

n 

45 


93 

's.i 


22 1« 


158 


174 

ibs" 


60 


Istpreforreil 1OO 

2d  preferred 100 

New  York  A  Harlem , 50 

New  York  Lackawanna  A  West.  1 OO 
New  York  New  Haven  &  Hart.100 
New  York  Ontario  A  Western.  10O 
N.  Y.  Philadelphia  A  Norfolk. .100 

X.  Y.  .t  Rockaway  Beach 100 

N.  Y.  Susq.  A  Western  new — 100 

Pref 100 

Norfolk  A  Southern 1OO 

Norfolk  A  Western  Ry 100 

Preferred 100 

North  Carolina,  MAS 100 

North  Pennsylvania 50 

Northern  Central 50 

Northeastern.  8.  C 50 

Northern,  N.  H.,  Jan.,  quar 100 

Northern  Pacific  vot'g  tr.certs.100 

Preferred  voting  tr.  certs — 100 

Norwich  &  Worcester 100 

Ogdenslmrg  A  L.  Charaplain..lOO 
Ohio  Southern 100 

Eng.  Trust  Co.  certittcates 

Old  Colony 1OO(  177% 

Ontario  A  Quebec,  guar 100  (151 

Oregon  Ry.  A  Nav.,  vot.  tr 10O      10 

Pref.,vot.  trust  certificates..  100     39 
Oregon  Short  L.  &  Utah  Nor. . .  1OO 

Eng.Tr  Co.  certfs.,  all  inntal.  pd. 

Oswego  A  Syracuse 50 

Panama 100 

Pawtuxct  Valley 

Pennsylvania  Railroad 50 

Penn.  &  Northwestern 5O 

Peoria  &  Bureau  Valley  ..  ..100 
Peorla  Decatur  &  Evitnnvllle..lOOi 


125 
15 


1 

38 


17 
75 
45  * 


27^2 
15^4 
16V 

163 
65 

108 

210 

246 
I 


100  H) 
101 


Ask. 

123 
40 
50 

5 


91 


18 
50 
93 
96 
.... 

35 


18 


70 

1 

4 

15 

40 


60 
166% 


54 
48 


140 


46>* 


115 
115 
125 
225 


135 


43 


78 
48 


98  >4 
:i014 

11 

65 

28 
300 
US 
169 


13 


15% 
20 


. 

75 
110 


571* 

37 

60 


x60 

12 

26 
115 

t 

I  70% 

157" 

12 

35 
190 

25e. 


200 


1024- 
13 
75 
30V. 


172 


3 

24 
70 
13 
27V 

"So" 

"56" 

"12% 
3514. 


154 
20 
43 


162 1« 
t  5'Ji4 
I 

168 


524-. 
25 


•  rut  price. 


I  Price  prr  Khare  not  per  rent. 


' In  London. 


a  In  AniHterdam. 


x  Ex-dlvldend. 


THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


Stock*.                    Par. 

Bid. 

Ask.  ||                 Stocks.                   Par. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Stock*.                    Par. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

3 

98»s 

tl28>fl 

"2i>« 
247 
t  63 
11% 
47 
t  

I 

8    ! 
105 
20>4 

Rook  Island  &  Peoria  

90 
125 
117ia 

100 
132 
1181* 

Preferred,  6  per  cent,  non-oum.. 

Rome  &  Clinton  100 

Texas  Central,  common  

Philadelphia  &  Erie  50 
Phila.  Gerniant'n  &  Norrlst'n...50 
Philadelphia  &  Reading  50 
Trust  Co.  certs,  all  lust,  prefd.. 
Philadelphia  &  Trenton             100 

Rome  Watertown  &  Og.,  guar.100 
Rutland  J&J               .               100 

Texas  &  Pacific                           100 

SM 

H'-'I 

"sii$i 

pref    7                  100 

35 
"56" 

50 
2>s 

ed" 

Toledo  Ann  Arbor  &  No.  Mich.  100 
Toledo  &  Ohio  Central  100 

St.  Joseph  &  Grand  Island  —  100 
St.  Louis  Alton  &  Terre  H  100 

15 
50 

25 
75 

""S'lfl 
15 
160 
109 

Preferred  100 
Toledo  Peoria  &  Western  100 
Toledo  St.  Louis  &  Kansas  City.100 
Preferred  100 

Phila.  Wilmington  &  Baftimore.50 
Plttob.  Cin.  Ohio.  &  St.  Louis..  100 
Prof                                              100 

14 

50 

St.  Louis  Bridge,  1st  pref  100 

1106 
/.  50 

""iii 

37ia 
13 

109 
64 

10 
155 

noe 

Pittsburg  &  Castle  Shannon  50 
Pittsb.  Char.  &  Yough.,  J&J....50 

2dpref          100 

Troy  &  Greenbush  50 

St.  Louis  Peoria  &  Northern..  100 
St.  Louis  &  San  Fran.,  coin..  :.100 
1st  pref.,  4  per  ct.,  non  cum.  100 
2d  pref.,  4  per  ct.,  non-cum.100 
St  Louis  Southern  100 

Tunnel  Rail  of  St.  Louis             100 

4% 
39 

14 

Ulster  &  Delaware  100 

Pittali.  Ia.\V.<&Cljio.,guar.  7..100 

S|H'«'iul                                                    100 

162 
155 
| 

163 

United  New  Jersey  RR.  &  C.  Co.  100 
Union  Pacific  100 

244 

245 

Eng.  Tr.  Co.  certif  s  

5* 
1% 
150 
130 
107 

X152 

6 

2 

St  Louis  Southwestern  100 

3 

7* 
15 
18 

3ia 

8ifi 

Union  Pacific  Denver  &  Gulf..  100 
Utioa  &  Black  River  100 

Pittsb.  McKeesport  &  Yougii  .  .  .50 

t  65 
I 

Pref.,  5s  100 

St.  Louis  Vandalia  &  T.  H  100 
St  Paul  &  Duluth                    *     100 

Utica  Chen.  &  Susq.  Valley  100 
Valley  RR.  (N.  Y.)                     100 

Pittsb.  Virginia  &  Charleston.  ..50 
Pittaburg  &  Western                   50 

1  

t 



23 
90 
119 

ios" 

15 

Pref  100 

Vermont  &  Massachusetts,  leased, 
6,  A&O  10O 

Tivf                                             50' 

St.  Paul  Minn.  &  Man.,  guar...lOO 
San  Fr.  &  San  Joaquin  val  100 
Seaboard  &  Roanoke,  com  100 
Short  Route  Railway  100 

115 

"95" 

14 

Pittsburg  Wheeling  &  Keut'ky.  50 
Pittsburg  Youngatown  &  Ash...  50 
Pitts  Y  &  Ash     Pref                 50 

Vermont  Valley             .             50 

t  



Virginia  Midland  100 

Waoash  Railroad  ...100 

C 

12i« 

53, 
13 

48 
146 
125 

"90" 
249 
126ia 
150 

South  Carolina  &  Georgia  100 

Pref  100 

Portland  Saco  &  Portsmouth..  100 

i's's" 

Ware  River  RR  10O 

South.  California,  pref  100 
Southern  Pacific  Co                   100 

"16" 

8ie 
26ia 
92 

'Ye" 

314 

26^ 
94 

Warren,  N.  J.,  leased  7s  50 

163 
t  46 

Port  Royal  &  Augusta  1OO 

West  Jersey  &  Sea  Shore  —  Com.  50 
Special,  guaranteed  50 

46  Hi 

Southern       (  vot.  trust  certs.)  .  100 
Pref  ,5%,non-cum.        do     .100 
Southwest  Ga.,  guar.  5  p.  c  100 

Prov.  &  Worcester,  Jan.,  quar.100 

Western  Marvland  50 

t     713 
t     214 
1      li* 
...... 

313 

8 
2ia 
2 

""iii 

4*8 

Western  N.  Y.  &  Penn  50 

165 

Trust  certificates  50 

Kaleljrb  &  Gaston                        100 

Spuyten  Duyvil  &  Port  Morris.100 
State  Line  &  Sullivan  50 
Staten  Island  Ry.,  guar.  5%  p.  c.75 

160 
t  

t""i" 
t 

West  Virginia  Central  100 
Wheeling  &  Lake  Erie  100 

178 

i'i2" 

i~8~6 

..„.. 

Richmond  &  Danville  100 
Richmond  Fred.  &  Pot.,  com..  .100 
Dividend  obligations,  J&J  .  .  .  100 
6  per  cent  guaraut'd,  M&N..  .  100 
7  per  cent  guarant'd,  M&N..  .  100 
Richmond  &  Petersburg,  J&J.10O 

Pref                                           10O 

Wilkesbarre  &  Scranton  50 

108 

iii" 

30 

'aiU 

Wil.  Coluiubia&Augusta..  100 
Wilm.  &  Weldon,  7  100 

I  



t  40 
155 

42 
170 

Syracuse  Bingh.  &  N.  Y             100 

Wis.  Cent.  Co.  (vot.  tr.  certfs.)  .1001       lij 
Pref    100 

2 

Tennessee  Georgia  &  Atlantic.  100 
Terre  Haute  &  Indianap  50 

25 

"so" 

Wor.  Nash.  &  Roch.,  J&J  100   117 

Rio  Grande  Western  100 
Rio  Grande  Western,  vref  100 

2 

5 

iTerre  Haute  &  Peoria,  com....  

t  Prices  per  share  not  per  cent. 


I  In  London. 


STREET     RAILWAY     SECURITIES. 

Prices  marked  thus  (*)  are  flat  prices— that  is,  the  purchaser  does  not  pay  accrued  interest  in  addition. 


Bonds. 


STUKKT    It' WAV     BONDS. 

ALBANY,  N.  Y.- 


Albany Ry.,  1st  M. ,5s,  1905,  J&J. 

Cousol.  M.,  5s,  g.,  1930,  J&J  .... 

6s,  convert.,  deb.,  1901,  M&N. .. 

N.&E.Gr'nb.H.,l8t,5s,1911,M&N 
W.Turnp.&RR.,2df?'d6V19.M&N 

1st,  guar.,  6s,  1919,  M&N 


Bid. 


106 
109 


114 
116 


Ask. 


Bonds. 


BROOKLYN   N.  Y.— (Concl'd)  — 


Brooklyn  Rapid  Transit— 

5s,  g.,  1945 A&O 

Jam.  &  Br.-lst,  5s,  g.,  1930..  .J&J 

;Coney  Isl.  &  Brooklyn  1st 5s. 1903 

105ia  Kings  County  Elevated— 

1st  A,  5s,  g.,  1925,  J&J 

FultonEl.,A,lst,5s,g,1929,M&S 

ALLENTOWN,  PA.— 
Allen.  &  Lehigh  Val.  Traction— 

1st  M.,  gold,  5s,  1913,  M&S.... 

Con.  M.,  gold,  5s,  1925,  J&J... 
Allen  &  Beth.,  1st  g.  6s,  1911.  J&J 

BALTIMORE,  Mo.— 

Bait.  Trao.Co.,lstM.,53,1929,M&N;*  113 
No.  Balt.Div.,lst  g.5s,1942.J&D>113i4  113% 
Exten.&iinp.,  6s,g.,1901,M&S!*108 


'105 


111. 


96 

95 

110 


Coll.  tr.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1900,  J&J!*101 
Balt.CityPas.,lst,5s,g.,1911,M&N:*114 
Cent. Ry., con.  M.,g..5s,  1932, M&N  H12 

1st  M.,  6s,  1912,  J&J *UZ 

City&Su.,  1st, M., 5s, g.,  1922,  J&D  *112 

LakeRo.El.,lst,s.,5s,1942.M&S  *106>« 


BUFFALO,  N.  Y.— 

Buff.  Ry.,lstcon.M.,5s,g.,'31,F&A 
Buff.  &  Niag.  Falls  Eleo.  Ry— 

1st  M.  5s,  g.,  1935.. J&J 

Crosst'n  St.Ry.  lst,5s,g.  1932.M&N 

CAMDEN,  N.  J.— 
Cam.  Glou.  &  Wood.,  1st  6s. .M&N 
CHARLESTON,  S.  C. 


48 
40 


106ia 

97 
104 


*  95 


101  %  Charleston  City,  1st,  6s,  1915. J&J 
L  14i3  Enterprise  St.  RR.,  1st,  5s.  '06,  J&J 

"""M    CHESTER,  PA.— 

1 12*3  Chester  Trac.,  1st  g.,5s,1914.M&N 


105 


BOSTON,  MASS. 
North  Shore  Traction  Co.— 

Lynn&  B.,lst,  5s.  g., '21 — J&D 

Naumlteag,  1st,  con.  SB,  1910.  J&J  100 

West  End.  deb.,  5s,  g.,  1902.  M&N!  104 

Debenture,  4133,  g.,  1914,  M&S..;  10413 

Gold  43,  1916 M&N1  . 

Gold  4s,  Feb.  1,  1917 M&S!  99^  100 

Boston  con.  5s,  Jan.,  1907. ..J&Jl  104 

Cambridge.  1st  m.,  5s,  1903.A&O.!  103 

Charles  Riv.,  1st  in.,  5s,  1904,  A&O  104 

Htghl'd,  non-con.  pl.5s,1902.M&N  103 

Metropolitan,  plain  6s,  1897,  J&D;  100 

Metropolitan,  plain  5s,  1903,  J&D;  10A 

Middlesex,  plain  63, 1897,  J&J....  100 Hi 

Middlesex,  plain  5s,  1904,  J&J. ...  103 

South  Boston,  plain  5s,  1905,  M&N  I  103 

BRIDGEPORT.  CONN.— 
Bridgep.  Trae.,  1st,  5s,g.,  1923,  J&J  \  100 

BROOKLYN,  N.  Y.— 

Atlantic  Ave.,gen.M.,58,1909,A&O 

Consol.  M.,  5s,  g.,  1931,  A&O  ... 

Imp.  M.,  5s,  g.,  1934.  J&J 

Brooklyn  City,  1st,  5*.  1916-41,  J&J 
B'k'nC.&New.,ls»oon.5s,'39,J&J 
Brooklyn  El.,  1st,  6s,  g.,  1924,  A&O 

2d,5s,  g.,  1915,  J&J 

Union  El.,  1st,  6s.  g..  1937.  M&N 
B'klynH-ghts.lstM., 53,1941,  A&O  *100 
Bk.Q'nsCo.&Sub.,l8t.58,g.'41,J&J' 

lat cons. M., 5s,  g.,  1916-41.  M&N - 


104 
102 

77 


110 
78 
4313 


102 


CHICAGO,  ILL.— 

Chic.  City  Railway,  1st,  4133. ..  J&J 
Ch.N.Sh.St.Ry.,lst,6s,qu.,'12,A&O 
Calumet  Elec.St.,lst,5s,g.'09,M&N 
Cli.&S.S.R.T.,lstM.,53,g.,'29.A&O 

lstM.,ext.,5s,  g.,  1933,  J&J.... 
Cicero  &  Prov.  St.,  1  st  6s,  '04. M&N 

Consolidated  5s,  g.,  1915.. .M&N 
Lake  St.  El.,  1st  M.5s,  1928.-.J&J 

Deb.  5s,  g.,g'd,  192f3 J&J 

Income  deb.  5s,  1928 

Met.  W.  S.  El.,  1  st,  5s,  g. ,  1942,  F&A 
No.  Chic.  St.  RR.,  1st,  5s,  1906,  J&J 

Cert,  indebt.,  6s,  1911,  J&J 

No.Ch.CityRy..l3t,69.1900,J&J 
Consol.  4133, 1927,  M&N 

So.  OU.City  Ry.,lst,5s,g.,'13,A&O 
West  Chicago  Street  RR.— 

1st,  5s,  1928 M&N 

Consol.  g.  5s,  Nov.  1,1936.. M&N 

W.  C.St.Tun.,lst,5s,g'd,'09,F&A 
Debenture,  6s,  1911,  J&D 

Ch.  W.  Div.  Ry.,  lst,4i2S,'32,  J&J 

Chic.  Pass.  Ry.,  1st,  6s,  1903,  F&A 
Consol.  M.,  6s.  1929,  J&D 

CINCINNATI,  O.— 

78iai  I  Cin.  New.  &  Co  v.,  con.  5s,g.,'22,J&J 
So.  Cov.  &Cin.,  1  stM,,6s,'12,M&S 
2d  eons.  M.,  6s,  g.,  1932,  J&J.. 
Newport  &  Dayton,  1st,  6s,  1917 
Cin.  Inol.  Plane,  1st,  7s,  1899,  J&J 
'    Consol.  M.,  6s.  1914.  J&J 


106 


103 


107 
104 

80    I 

11413 

112 


77 
103 


86 


Bid. 


SO 
104* 


50 

45 


104 


52 
31 


47 
721 
30 
47 
104 


Ask. 


tfoildw. 


I 


Bid.     Ask. 


99 
105 


101 


103 
100 
101 

100 
100 


100 
*95 
'95 


CINCINNATI,  O.— (Concl'd)  — 
Cincinnati  Street  Ry.— 

Mt.  Aub.  Cable  1st  5s.  1907. J&D  1067e  107% 

Mt.A.&Ed'nPk.,lsr,6s,1900A&0  lOo      107 

1st  M,  6s,  1905,  A&O Ill      

Consol.  M.,  53,  1906,  M&S 1061s  107 

CLEVELAND,  O.— 
Cleveland  Electric— 

Con301.  M.,  5s,  gold,  1913,  M&S. 

Br'klynSt.,  1st  M.,  6s,  1903,  M&S 

EastClev.,  1st,  M.,  5s,  1910,  M&S 
Cleveland  City  Ry.  Co.— 

Cl.  City  Cable,  1st,  5s,  g.,'09,  J&J 
So.  Side  St.  Ry.,  6s,  1903,  M&S.... 

COLUMBUS  O.— 

Col.  Con.  St.  Ry.,lst,g.5s,g.'09  J&J 

Col.  St.  Ry.,  cons.,  5s,  g.,  1932,  J&J 

Crosst'n  St.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1933,  J&D 


105 
108 
103 

105 
105 


98 
97 


102 


103 
106 


53 
32 


100 


73 


4713 
10412 


102J31103 

105      

102 1«  103 


103 
101 
101 


99 
109 
100 
103 


118 
120 
117 


i'io 


95 

125 

125 

125 

75 

70 


DAVENPORT,  IA.— 
Davenport  &  Rook  Isl.  St.  Ry.— 
1st,  g.,  6s,  1901  to  1911 J&J    

DENVER,  COL.— 

Den.  City,  1st  3, 4, 5s,  g.,  1920.  J&Jj  

Consol. Tram way,lst,6s,g.,'08,J&J!  

6s,  g.,  consol.,  1910,  J&J !  

Met.  Ry.  Co.,  1st,  6s,  g.,1911,  J&J 
Tramway,  5s,  g.,  1933,  A&O... 

DETROIT,  MICH.— 

Detroit  City  Ry.,  1st,  6s,  1900,  J  &  J  100 

Det.  Citizens', oon.M.,5a,1910,A&O  85        90 

Detroit  Ry.,  1st,  5s,  g., '12-24.  J&D  92^ 

DetroitSub.Ry.,lst.5s,1902,M&N  92       98 
Highland  Park,  1st,  5s,  1908,  J&J.  j     82 

Rapid  Ry.  1st  5s,  g.,  1915,  M&S ...  *  95 

DULUTH,  MINN.— 
DuluthSt.Ry.,consol.g.,5s,'24,J&J  * 90 

HALIFAX,  CANADA— 
Halifax  Elec.  Tram.  Co.,  1st  M.,  g., 

Jan.  1,  1916 102^104 

HARTFORD,  CONN.— 

Hart.Man.&  Rock.-lst,5s,'24.A&O      98      103 
Hartford  Street  Railway  Co.— 

H.&W'thersfleld,deb.5s,'OS,M&8    102      

Hartf.St.Ry., deb. ,5s. 1914. A&O    102      

Hart.  &  West  H.,  1st,  58.1924.F&A    1 

HAZLETON,  PA.— 
Lehigli  Tract.,  1st  g.  5s,  1923.  J&D  • 

HOBOKEN,  N.  J.— 
North  Hudson  Co.  Street  Ry.— 

1st  M.,  6s,  1914,  J&J '112 

Con.  M..5s,  1928,  J&J *101 


Flat  prices. 


i  Reorganizing. 


APRIL,  1897.J 


STREET    RAILWA1     SECURITIES. 


Bund*. 


INDIANAPOLIS.  INO  — 
Citiien8'St.RR..con.58,g.,'33,MAN 

KANSAS  CITY,  Mo.- 
Grand  Are.  Cable.  5s,  g..  19O9.  JA  I 
K.  C.  Kiev.  Ry.  Co..4s,g'd.'22.J  AJ 

0'Vd6«.l»U2.J,kJ 

Kansas  City  Cable  ext«n.  5s.  g., 

1901 AAO 

Met..CoiTlganlss.,5s^Iuly.'l6,JAJ 
Met.  8*.  Ry.,  Sa.  g..8e|>t..l909,MAS 
Cons.  6s,  g.  May  1,  1910 

LONQ  ISLAND  CITY— 
S.  Y.  A  O.  Co.  Ry.-G.5s.  1948.... 
Stein  way  Ry.-lst  If .  g.  6s,'22.  J  AJ 

LOUISVILLE,  Kv.— 
Cent.  Pass.  Ry.,  KB*.  19O8.MAN 
LoulST.  Ry.,conJ(..5sj5.,1930.JAJ 
Loulsv.  City  Ry..con..6s.l&O9.J  AJ 

LOWELL,  MASS.— 

Lowell  A  Suburban  Street  Ry.— 
l«t  mortgage,  5*.  1911 JAL> 

MEMPHIS,  TENN.— 

Cltiiena' Street  Ry  Ca.,  6§ 

MERIDEN,  CONN.— 

Meriden  El.  RR  lst.5t.1911.AAO 
Con.  M..  g..  5s,  1924,  J*J 

MILWAUKEE,  Wis.— 

Mil w.  Clt j  RR..  Int.  S*.  g..  '09,  J  AD 
Mil.  Electric  Ry.  A  Light— 

ConsoL.  g.,  5»,  SO- yean 

W.  Side  St.  Ry..  1st  M.,5aj{..'09,J  AJ 

MINNEAPOLIS,  MINN.— 
Twin  Cltj  Rapid  Tran.lt  Co.- 
Mlnn.  St.  R.  con.,  .-in.*.. '19.  JAJ 
AX 


Bid. 


72 


9ft 
55 
98 

100 

IIMIU. 

97 

N 


Bon  4]  • 


NEW  YORK,  N.  Y.-Concl'di- 
75      Second  Av.— Del).,  5s.  1909,  J&J . . 
rhirdAve..l8t,  5s,  g.,  1937,  JAJ... 

Twenty-third  St.,  1st,  6s,  19O9 

974  Twenty-th'dSt,.Deb.,58,190ti.JAJ 
56       Union  Ry.,  1st.  5s,  g.,  1942.  FAA . . 
101         Southern  Boulevard  Railroad— 
1st,  (told  58,  gu.,  July  1, 1945 
We8tche8.Elec.,lBt,5B.g.,'43,JAJ 


Bid.    A8k. 


•101 
•1214 


Stock*. 


Bid. 


Ask. 


KVJ 

104  Hi  100 


111 


1154 


1014 

98 
94 


115 


116 


1094  110 
115>i  llti 


104 


•110 


110 
101 


112 


105 


1024  105 


92 
104 


M 


95 
106 


1st  M.,  7s,  1910.  Mi.. 

CODS.  6..  r.  Nor.  1, 1913  MAN 
8t.P.CltyRy..con..5».g..'37JAJ  *  89 
1st  M..  6s,  g..  1934,  AAO MO5 


112 
90 

95" 


NASHVILLE,  TENN.— 

Raskr.  St.  Ry..  5s.  1925. 


.JAJ 


Edgeneldttt.  RR. old. 6s. '17.  JAJ. 

hew.6s,  1919.  JAJ 

MoOarock  A  Ml.  V. .  1  st.0a.'  13.FA  A 
r  Hi..  1st  M..  6a.  1926J AJ 


70 
Ml 

98 
105 
106 

984 
M 

,  , 


75 


60 
Ml 

97 
101 

M  MrJeV»i~i937.'JAjVrr.7.77.  '  974 

24  M..  6s,  1919.  AAO *  87 

Bo.  Na.hr.  RR..  1st  M..6S.1914JAJ  •  984 

NEW  ALBANY,  IND.— 

Hew  Albany  Ry..  1st, 6s,  1914 JAJ 
NEWARK,  N.  J.- 

Ooma.Trae.ofN.J..lst5s.'33,JAD-  89       90 

Newark  Passenger  Railway— 
New.ABlooolf.8t.,o..  1901.FAA  MO4      104 
Orange  A  New.,  lst,6s,1905.AAO  M 10     111 
BelleT.  A  New.,  1st.  7s.  19OO.J  AD  MO* 
New.Pass..eons..5s.g.,193O.JAJ  MO6      107 
New.AIrrln*t'n.l.t.6s,1900JAI>  M03      100 
Bsaex  PasaTRy..  6.,  19O5..MAN  M10     111 

JUw.A8.0r.Ry..l»tM..fts,'ia.AAO  MOO     101 

B*P.Tr.8t.Rv..lstM.5ajr..'21.AAO  MO2 

Dnlon  Trmc.Co 


NEW  BEDFORD,  MASS.- 

U»lonStr.Ry..5s,July  2.1S98  JAJ  : 101% 

V  &•,(..  Jan.  2.  1914.JAJ  t 10OV, 


J*I) 


NORTHAMPTON,  MASS.— 
Northampton  St.  Ry.,  1st,  5s,  1909 

OMAHA,  NEB.— 
Omaha  St.  Ry.,  1st,  5s,  g., '14,  MAN 

PATERSON,  N.  J.— 

New  Jersey  Eleo.  Ry.,  5s,  1945 

Paterson  Ry.,con.M.,6s,g.,'31,JAD 

PHILADELPHIA,  PA.— 
Elec.  A  People's,  4s,  tr.  certfs... 
Hestonrllle  M.&  Fainn't  P.  RR.— 

2dM  ,  6s,  19O-J,  M&S 

Fairm't  P.  Ry.,  l»t.  6s,  '01.  .JAJ 

Con.  M..  5s,  g.,  1924 MAN 

People's  Traction  Co. — 

P.P.Ry.,stk.tr.ctfs.,4B,g.'43,FAA 

PlTTSBURQ,  PA.— 
Central  Trao..  1st,  Ss.  1929,  JAJ.. 
Citizens'  Trac.,  1st,  58,  1927,  AAO 
IMiqtiesne  Trac.,  1st,  5s,  1930,  JAJ 
Feder'lSt.AP.V..Keu.,58.g.,'42.JAJ 
IViin  S*t.  Hy..  1  «t  M..  r.rt,  1!)22,  JAD 
Pltts.Alli>.A:M..>:en.M..58.'30>AAO 
Plttt.  A  Blr.Tr..gen.,5s,g.,'29,MAS 
Plttsb.Trac.Co..  lBt.5a,1927,AAO 
Pitt*.  A  West  End,  1st.  5s, '22.  JAD 
Second  Are.,  1st,  6s,  19O2,  JAJ... 

PORTLAND,  ME. 

Port.RR..lst.K.44.Mayl,'13.MAN 
Port.  A  Cape  Ellz.  Ry.— 
1st  M.,  g.,5»,  Nov.  1,  1915.MAN 

PROVIDENCE,  R.  I.— 

United  Tr.  A  El.,  1st,  5s,g..'33.M  AS 

READING.,  PA.— 

Reading  Traction, 6s,  1933,  JAJ.. 
City  Pass.  Ry.,  l»tM.,5M909,AAO 
Read  A  Womels.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1925. 

RICHMOND,  VA.— 
Rich.  Ry.  A  Elec.,  1st  5s,  g.,  1920 
Rich.  Traction,  1st  5s,  gold,  1925 

ROCHESTER,  N.  Y.— 

Roeh.  Ry.,  eon.  M.,  5s.  g.,  '30,  AAO 

2d,  5«,  g..  1933,  JAD 

Debent  6s, g..  Mar.  1, 1911. MAS 

ST.  Louis,  Mo.— 
Baden  A  8t.  L..  1st,  5s.g.,1913,JAJ 
OBMAT.AFalr«ds..l8i.5s,'12.JAJ 
Cltliens'  RR.  1st.  6«.  1907,  JAJ... 
Ko.irth8t.A  Arsenal.  1st. 6s,  1903. 

6s,g.,  1916.  (In  default.). ..MAS 
Jeffi-rson  Are..  1st  M.,  5s,  1905... 
Ltndell  Ry.,  lst,5s.g.,1911,FAA.. 

Onnp.  H.AM.Ter.,6s,g.,'13JAJ 

Taylor  Are.,  6s.  g  ,  1913,  JAJ... 
Missouri  RR,  1st,  5s.  191H.MAS... 
Peop.'sRR.  lst.6s,'92-19O2  JAD 

24.7s,  19O2.MAN 

(In  default) 


99 


100 


99 


'  72 
113 


HO 
103% 


.  7».  1902.MAN. 
Oonsol.  M.,  6s. 


NEW  HAVEN,  CONN.— 

IT.  H.  A  Centrer.,1  st.5*.  (.'33.MA8  •  1O5 
NewlUr.Ht.  Rr..Ut,5k^.,>13.MAH  MU2 

Edffewood  Dlrlalon-^ 

1st, g..5«.  1914.  JAD ...MOI 

WhMfcT  AT.RR.,lit.5«J5..-rj,MAN  MO3 

D«b.,6s.  g..  1909.  MAS *1O1 


ORLEANS,  LA.— 

•  Clalborae,lst.oa,'12.MAN  M..-J 

r.'W.  194« MAM  -118 

Hty.  I«t.6s.  1903.  JAD MO9 

rtewas  Traetlon  Co.— 

,kr.l.t.5sjr.'43.JAJ  •  994 


Bt-L-fB*  way  line)  5«.  19OO-10 

8t.L.  A  E.8t.L..UtM.,6s,1905,JAJ 
1074  SX  L.  A  Sub.,  1st,  5s,g.,  1921,  FAA 

St.  L.Cab.  A  W.,1  stlT.os,'  1 4.M  AN 

BLL.A  Meramaok.es,g..'16.MAN 
10S  South.  Elec,  Ry..oou.,6*,19OO,MAN 

os,  1904,  MAN 

Gen.,  g.,  Ss.1916 FAA 

Un.  Depot  RR.oon.,  6s.191O.AAO 

Con.,  6s,  g..  1918.  JAD 

M'dClty  KK.,lst,6s^.,'00-10,JAJ 


115 
US 


SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL.— 
Cal.St.  Cable  RR,lst.5iMr..'15.JAJ 
Ferries  A  Cliff,  On.  1914.  MAS 


102 

107 


110 
105 


103 


35 


721* 


ALLENTOWN,  PA.— 
Alleut'n  &  Leh.  Val.  Traction  Co. 


96* 


10414 

103" 
100 
97 


105 


BALTIMORE,  MD.— 
Bait imore  City  Passenger  Ry... 25: 1  64% 


102 


97 


100 
101 
100 
100 


132 


WASHINGTON,  0.  C.— (Con.)— 

Met.RR.,col.tr.,6s,conv.,1901,J&J*112i2lll4 

5s,  1SI25,  FiA ,-111      113 

Met.  RR.— Certs,  of  indebtedness.  -113 

WATERBURY,  CONN.— 
Waterbury  Traction  Co.— 
1st,  K.,  5s,  1923,  M&N 

WILKES-BARRE,  PA.— 
Wilkes  *  Wyom.  Val.  Trao.— 
1st,  g.,  5s,  1921 A&O 

WORCESTER,  MASS.— 

Worcester  Cons.  St.,  1st,  5s,  1907. 

Deb..  5s.  g.,  1914,  F&A 

North  End  5s 

Worcester  &  Surburb.,  5s,  1915... 

STREET  R'V  STOCKS. 

ALBANY,  N.  Y.—                 Par. 
Alliauy  RR 100 


101 


134 


Baltimore  Traction ...  ...  25  t 


106    ;1064 
100      102 


984 


97 

100 

96 


85 
100 


94 
70 
80 


102 


99 


89 
101 


95 

78 
95 


Central  Passenger  Ry 50 

City  &  Suburban  Ry 50 

BOSTON,  MASS.— 

North  Shore  Traction- 
Common 100 

Preferred 100 

West  End  Street  Ry.,  com 50 

Preferred,  8  percent 50 

BRIDGEPORT,  CONN.— 
Bridgeport  Traction 100 

BROOKLYN,  N.  Y.— 

Brooklyn  City  A  Newtown 100 

Brooklyu  City  RR 10 

Brooklyn  Elerated 100 

Brooklyn  Rapid  Tran.vot.tr.certs. 
Coney  Island  A  Bro  klynRR.100 

Kings  County  Elevated 

Kings  County  Traction 

BUFFALO,  'N.  Y.— 
Buffalo  Nlag.  Falls  Eleo.  Ry..  100 
Buffalo  Ry 100 

CHARLESTON,  S.  C.— 

Charleston  City  Ry. 50 

Enterprise  Street  RR 25 


19>4 

69 

49 


974    934 
1OO    1101 
106    !107 

' 1100 

1OO 

100 

•104  ]<>:, 
•110  111 
109  110 


23 

x  77 
I   724 
t  914 


30 


160 

181 

3 

20% 
135 


29 
73 


'103 


74 
100 
100 

994 


105 
100 
100 
76 
101 
103 
101 


CHICAGO,  ILL.— 

Chicago  City  Ry 100   228 

Chicago  North  Shore  St.  Ry 80 

Chicago  Passenger  Ry.,  gnar..lOO 
Chicago  S  S.  Rapid  Transit  ...100 
Chicago  West  Div.  Ry.,  guar..lOO    605 
Lake  Street  Elerated. 1OO      17'4 

Trnst  certificates |     14»s 

Metropolitan  West  Side  Elev..lOO,       3% 

Construction  stock  100      12 

North  Chicago  City  Ry 100    

North  Chicago  Street  RR 1OO    230 

West  Chicago  Street  RR 1OO    )04 

CINCINNATI,  O.— 
Cincinnati  Inclined  Plane 50 

Preferred,  6s 50 

Cincinnati  New.  ACorlngton.  100      20 


30 


1939. 
454 


25 
80 
73 
92 


45 


182 

4 

21 

150 

14 
42 


30 

74 


e 


110 
105 

110 

110 

100 

'104      105 


'111 

103 


112 
1O5 


96 


Cr 

!•!.  ••« 

BT  O.ACar..l.t.M..«s.'»8to'06.FAA 

*d  M..6«.  g..  1905 FAA 

Orleans  RR  Co..  6s.  1912.  MAN  . 
M.  Okartos  8*,.  1st.  «s.'95-'01 .  JAD 

NEW  YORK,  N.  Y.- 

Bleeeker  8t  A  Fulton  Kerry— 

1st.  7s.  1900 JAJ  M0« 

Broadway  A  Borentb  Are.— 

1st  M..5a.  1904,  JAD 

I914.JAJ MO6 

Oe*.  M.,  5*. (.,  1943. JAD M19 

— «.OrMatawn.lst,«a.l922,MAN  M10 
.  P-k  N.  E.  Rlr..oon.,7s.'O2  J  AD 
LA  10UI8ta,.7a.6a£a,'OT.AA:O 
r  D.  E.  B.  A  B..  l.U»*w»..'32  J  AD 

-ett.  IwUM..  5s.  1914.  FA  A 

Beat*  A  r ..  «rrt.lnd«b..6s,'  1 4.F  A  A 
&t~ M.  M.  A  Bt.  K..  1st,  Os.'10.M AB 
«lli..i»e.,«,,1915 


112 


107 
103 


rim-iimatl  Street  Ry  ............  50 

CLEVELAND,  O.— 
Cleveland  City  Ry  ..............  100 

Cleveland  Electric  Ry  .........  100 

COLUMBUS,  O.— 
Columbus  Street  Ry  ............  1OO 

DAYTON,  OHIO— 
City  Railway,  common  ........  100 

Preferred  .....................  100 

People's  Street  Railway  .......  100 

DETROIT,  MICH.— 


Detroit  Citizens'  Street  Ry  .....  100 
Detroit  Ry  ......................  1OO 


entCltr  RK..  l.t.Ss.  g..'4a  •  814    834  Geary  St.  Pk.AO.,lst,5s,1921,AAO!MOO 

6«,  1W5-99  MAN  *1O1  Market  Btreet  Railway  Co. .. 

Market  St.  Cab..  lBt,6s.g.,''13,JAJiM  23  >«i Foft'Wayne'ABeUe'YBle.'.'.'.'.'.'lOO 

1st  cons.  molt.  5s,  1924.  M.*S...  MO-1%  1054    Wyandotte  A  Detroit  Rlrer 100 

Omnlbu«Cable.lst.6s,1918,AAO;M22%  .... 

Park  A  Ocean,  1st,  Os,  1914,  JAJ.' 113 


:•  • 


1084 
107 


Park  A  IMMan,  ist.os,  MM  i,  .i.vj  • 

Park  A  Cliff  Ho..  lst,6s,1912JAJ  • 1OS 


113 


118 


M12 


Powell  St.  RR,  lst,6s,1912,MA8  ' 

SARATOGA  N.  Y.- 
Cnlon  Eleo.  Ry..  6s,  g.,  1922,  AAO. 

SCRANTON,   PA.— 
8eTan.ACarbon.Tr.,lst,68,'23,JAJ  MOO      105 
8eran.APitt8ton,l8t.6i*.1923,AAO:  1OO 


114 

106 

1124  114 
100  103 

'.IN. 
•*•  *+••  IIMV.f  W.   AVAV , "      60  03  AVI1B7  **wsn.    .j.vi'..  —»   »wf    .»._.... 

ASdBt.AOr'dM.rr.lat.aa.'Og.AAO    Uen.  gold  6a.  1914 Q-Jan. 

•5S£*L,a«l..4^«.,199oAAO  -934    -44       TROy    N.  Y.- 


Scran.Traction.  lBt,6s,g  ,'32, MAN 

TAUNTON,  MASS.— 
Taunton  StRy.— IstM.  5a,'14. JAJ 

TERRE  HAUTE,  IND.— 
Terre  Haute  Electric,  6s,  1 9 12 .... 


•anhat.  El..oon..  4».«.,1»9O.AAO  •  034    94 

Met  El.,  1st.  6«.  1«S8,JAJ M184  119 

.    3d. «X  1899,  MAN..! MO6      107 

MatimoUUa  Street  R/.  Co.- 

V..5a.  Jnlr  1,1904,  JAJ     . 
B'war  Barf.  RR.  1  st.  5s. '24.  J  AJ 
.tOa.190a.JAJ, 


IS 

.      ,  ,          03 

CblJk9UiAv.,lit,oa,  1993,  MAS  M154 


.Oroasfn.lst.as,  1920. 


May 

.lsuasjr.-93.MAi-  •  1 1 7  v, 
i..  !S«.  l6o9  MAN  M074 


. 
1074  110 


115% 


Troy  City  Ry.,  5s,  g.t  1942,  AAO.. 

To\.'c"oEnD8't.(R'yTc«n8.  58,1900.  JAJ 
T.,1.  El.  St.  Ry:-lst,g..5s/12»*A 
Tol.  Trac.,  con*.,  g.,  5s,  1909,  JAJ. 


Columbia  St.,  1st  M..  6s,  1914 

Erktn(rton.lHt.6«.  1896-1911.  JAD  * 


105 


108 


98 
97 

63 
117 

83 


110 
103 


106 

101 

103 

99 


Rapid  Railway 100 

HALIFAX,  CANADA— 
Halifax  Elec.  Tramway  Co. ...100     91 

HARTFORD,  CONN.— 
Hartford  Street  Ry 100   215 

HAZLETON,  PA.— 
l^ehlgb  Traction  Co 100 

HOBOKEN,  N.  J.— 
North  Hudson  County  St.  Ry . . .  25     60 

HoLYOKE,  MASS.— 
Holyoke  Street  Ry 100    175 

INDIANAPOLIS,  IND.— 
Citizens'  Passenger  Railway.. .100     16 

KANSAS  CITY.  Mo.— 
•Metropolitau  Street  Ry 100     60 

LOUISVILLE,  KY.— 

Louisville  Ry.,com 1001     42 

Preferred,  5s 100     994 

MINNEAPOLIS,  MINN.— 

Twin  City  Rapid  Transit 100      12 

Preferred 100 


x  11% 


59 
55 


42 


100 

12» 

68 


100 


175 
1OO 


MONTREAL,  CAN.— 
ial  Stree 


93       Montreal  Street  Ry. 


SO   227ie 


231 
85 


174 
14% 

1*7" 

232" 
104^4 


20 

75 

25 

1124 


60 
554 


10J 
130 

70 


110 
100 


93 


11 


ISO 


17 
61 

43 
100 

15 
100 

2274 


'Flat  arto*. 


;  Last  isle. 


t  Prices  per  share  not  per  cent.        i  Ex-dividend.          *  Reorganizing. 


THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


Stock*.               Par. 

Hi.  I. 

Ask. 

Stock*.               Par. 

Bid. 

.Ask. 

Stock*.                 I'll 

Bid. 

Ask. 

NASHVILLE,  TENN.— 

PHILADELPHIA,  PA.— 

St.  Louis,  Mo.—  (Con.)— 

110 

"3 

25 

Clti7ens'  Passenger,  guar  50 

1290 

People's  RR  50 

1... 

1131 

St  Louis  RR                                  1OO 

KM) 

115 

NEW  BEDFORD,  MASS.— 

Fairmont  Pk.  &  IIaddlnuton...50 

t  61 

St  L.  &  E.  St  L.  E.  R                  1OO 

100 

1160 

Frankford  &  Southwark  Pass..  .50 

1  

350 

St.  Louis  &  Suburban  Ry  100 

55 

50 

1  128=8 

Southern  Electric  Ry                 1OO 

40 

NEWARK,  N.  J.— 

1131 

85 

27 

28 

Hestonnville  M.  &  F                     50 

t  50 

50  "4 

175 

185 

t   ''•<"•• 

62 

Lehlgh  Ave  Ry  50 

1  

47 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL.— 

NEW  HAVEN,  CONN.— 

Lombard  &  South  Stfl.                ..25 

t  

590i« 

Cal  St  Cable  RR.                     .100 

107 

1  52 

86 

People's  Passenger  Ry  25 

t  

I61M 

Geary  St.  Park  &  Ocean  RR...100 

36>a 

50 

Preferred                                    25 

t 

tw 

Market  Street  Ry                       1OO 

44  14 

ll'-j 

1   35 

40 

Philadelphia  City  Passenger.  .50 

tl72 

Presidio  &  Ferries  RR  100 

•">'•-! 

NEW  ORLEANS,  LA.— 

1   -ll'-j 

45  >3 

Phila.  (Chestnut  &  Walnut)  50 
Phlla.  &  Gray's  Ferry,  guar  50 
Philadelphia  Traction                .50 

t;  

1   85 
t   69% 

170 
86 

70^ 

SCRANTON,  PA.— 
Scran.  &  Carbondable  Tract'n.100 

12 

•Orescent  City,  guar.,  6s  100 
N  O  &  Carrollton                        1OO 

iisi" 

ias" 

Ridge  Ave.  Pas-eng«r,  guar  50 
2d  &  3d  Sts.  Ry.,  guar  5O 

t243 
1230 

248 

Scranton  &  Plttston  Tractlpn.100 
Scranton  Traction  Co  50 

9 

t     ?!« 

11 
9 

N.  O.  City  &  Lake,  guar.,  6s.  ..100 

113 
6 

12O 
g 

17th  &  19th  Sts.  Pass.  Ry  50 
13th  &  15th  Sts.  Pass.  Ry  50 

t  
t253 



SPRINGFIELD,  ILL.  - 

Preferred,  6s                    .    ..100 

25 

35 

Union  Passenger,  guar  50 

1225 

Springfield  Consol.  Railway.  .  .  100 

11 

•Orleans  RB                                      50 

t   IS1* 

I'.i'-j 

Union  Traction  50 

1    1078 

11 

'St.  Charles  Street  50 

58 

59  >• 

West  Phila.  Passenger,  guar  50 

230 

SPRINQFIELD,  O.  — 

NEW  YORK,  N.  Y.- 
BleeckerSt.  &  Fulton  Ferry...  100 

29  1« 
197 

32 

20  1 

PlTTSBURQ,  PA.— 
Cent.  Tract.—  Drexel  &  Co.  recpts. 

t  261s 
t  55 

28ifl 
5513 

SpringneldRy  100 

SPRINQFIELD,  MASS.— 
Springfield  Street  Ry  100 

200 

2 
205 

198 

Consolidated  Traction,  com  50 

t     83s 

8»3 

Cent  Park  North  &  East  Biv    100 

16:1 

168 

Preferred     50 

1    41 

41ia 

TERRE  HAUTE,  IND,— 

152 

160 

t  .  ... 

35 

Terre  Haute  Electric  100 

103 

163 

170 

t  

"Eighth  Ave              .             .  .     100 

335 

342 

Federal  St.  <fe  P.  V.  RR  25 

t    2113 

2i»8 

TORONTO,  CANADA.— 

42d  dt.  &  Grand  St.  Ferry  100 

323 

330 

Pittsburg  AUeg.  &  Manch.  Tr.  .  .50 

1  

40 

Toronto,  Ry  100 

70  H 

70i« 

42d  St.  M.  <fc  St.  N.  Ave  100 

85 

48 
85  '2 

Pittsburg  Traction  50 

t  

TROY,  N.  Y.— 

Metropolitan  Traction  100 

10S 

107 

Drexel  <fe  Co.  receipts  

160 

170 

t   1113 

Second  Ave                    .              100 

125 

140 

WASHINGTON,  D.  C.— 

•flixthAve  100 

190 

200 

PROVIDENCE,  R.  1.— 

Third  Ave......  100 

160 

1B2 

United  Traction  &  Electric  —  100 

42 

45 

*>2 

"  K'O" 

Twenty-third  St.,  guar  100 

300 

325 

1   50 

'Union  By       100 

100 

103 

t   10^ 

...... 

NORTHAMPTON,  MASS.— 

City  Passenger  Ry  50 

t!08 

Georgetown  &Ten'ytown  50 
Metropolitan  BB  50 

i!09 

log's 

iNorthamptou  Street  By  100 
OAKLAND,  CAL.— 
Oakland  8.  L.  &  Hayward         100 

170 

180 
100 

East  Reading  Electric  Ry  50 
ROCHESTER,  N.  Y.— 
Rochester  Street  Ry          .       100 

t  60 
14 

16 

WILKES-BARRE,  PA.— 
Wilkes  &  Wyom.  Val.  Tract.  ..100 

31 

33 

OMAHA.  NEB.— 
Omaha  Street  By  100 

ST.  Louis,  Mo.— 

WORCESTER,  MASS.— 

19 

20 

Ltudell  Ry                                   100 

12~6 

128 

Preferred,  6s,cunml  1OO 

94 

96 

Paterson  Rv  1OO 

r  

28 

32 

Missouri  RR  100 

166 

Worcester  &  Suburban  St.  Ry  .  .100 

90 

t  Prices  per  share  not  per  cent. 

MUNICIPAL     BONDS. 

It  should  be  borne  in  mind  that  municipal  bonds  are  not  subject  to  such  decided  fluctuations  in  value  as  are  securities 
iwhich  form  a  basis  for  speculation. 

Prices  marked  (*)  are  flat  prices— that  is,  the  purchaser  does  not  pay  accrued  interest  in  addition. 

The  figures  in  the  column  "  to  net"  indicate  the  basis  on  which  the  securities  sell  or  the  interest  rate  which  the  securities, 
if  held  to  maturity,  will  net  to  the  purchaser  at  the  present  market  price. 


Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

Ronds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

•|'U 

Nel- 

ALABAMA 

:*8,  July  1,  '06,  J&J,  Class  B. 
4-6s.  J'y  1,'06,J&J.  Class  A. 
-4s,  July  1,  '06,  J&J.Class  C. 
Is,  Cur-ney,  f'dg,  1920.  J&J 
Dothan  — 
6s,  g.,  Jan.  1,1917-27.... 
•Gadsden  — 
6s,  g.,  Sob.,  Sep.  1/09.M&S 
Jefferson  Co.-6s,  1927.J&D 
6s,  Oct.  1,  1921  A&O 
6s,  Deo.  1,  1917  J&D 
5s,  July  15,  1920....  J&J 
Madison  Co.—  5s,  1929  .J&J 
5s,  Jan.,  1919  J&J 

*  104 
•   106  U 
•  100 
*  100 

100 

ibo" 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

101 
*  130 
*  113 
*  111 
100 

ibo" 

110 
112 
110 
100 
100 



.... 

San  Francisco— 
6s,  April  1,1904....  A&O 
6s,  City  H.,  J'ne  1,'99.J&J 

COLORADO 
4s,  Jan.  1,  1907  
3  'as,  Jan.  1,  1905. 

114 

115ia 

3% 
3% 

"i" 

5H) 

5*8 

438 

4i« 

4*8 
5=8 

y 

514 

4=8 
5ia 

5i4 

4  '4 

414 

Hartford—  (Concluded)  — 
5s,  Water,  July,  '06..J&J 
4s   Water  1908 

ibsi* 

106i« 

34 

3>4 
«l4 

314 
314 

...... 

103 

4s  Funding  1918 

3  ^s  Sewer  1921 

103 
103i4 

10413 
10413 

102ia 

5% 

3iss  g.,Cap.Ref  d'g.,  1922 
Siss  Park  1926 

Arapaboe  Co.— 
6s,  8.  D.  No.  2,  8.1..  1906 
5s,S.D.No.l7,July  1,1905 
Canon  City—  6s,'  1  1-26.M&S 
Central  City— 
7s,  Water,  '99-1904.  M&S 
Colorado  Springs  — 
6s,  Water,  July  1,  05.J&J 
5s,  g.,  School,  1909..  M&S 
5s,  Water,  1906-1911.... 
Denver—  6s,  May  V99.F&A 
6s,  Sewer.Sep.  1,'01.M&S 
5s,  July  1,  1906  J&J 
4s,  Nov.  1,  1908....  M&N 
FremontCo.—  6s,Jan.  1,'09. 
Highland—  6s,  1899-1904.. 



102 
101 
103»8 

3s,  T'n  (untax.)  1909.J&J 
Meriden— 
6s,  July  1897  to  '99..  J&J 
4s  May,  1902 

95 

3=8 

3-62 
3-60 

3»8 

3-60 
3-60 
3-60 

3-35 

iom 

102 



.... 

4s,Water,'01to'10.M&N 
Middletown  — 
4s,  School,  1915  J&J 

103 
102 

105 

.... 

10438 

1043p 
104=8 

4s  July   1908 

Marion—* 
6s,  Water,  1905-25.  M&N 
Mobile  Co.—  8s.  Feb,'09F&  A 
6s,  Mar.,  1908  M&S 
5s,  June,  1911    ..  ..J&D 

ibo" 
ibo" 

105 
1013s 
101 
107 
101 
105ia 

4a,  Jan.,  1908-18  
4s,  Aug.,  1925  
New  Haven  — 
7s  Oot   1901             A&O 



115 
113 



4s,Sewr,Ap.,'22  '25.  A&O 
48,  Sewer,  Ap.l,'17.A*O 
4s,  Llb'ry,  Jan.l,'19.J&J 
4s,  School,  1909-'20.F&A 
3H)8,  June,  1S08  J&D 
New  Haven  (Town)  — 
4s.  Pa^k.  Julrl.  '15.J&.T 
3138,  F'u'g,  J'ly  1,'09.  J&J 
3iss,  F'd'g,Nv.l,'15.  M&N 
3  -.s.  A.L.  RR.,  1929.  J&J 
3  W«,  Park,  Jan.l  .'40  J&J 
New  London—  7s,  Jan.  190u 
4s,  School,  June  1924  — 
3H)S,  Sewer,  July  '11.  J&J 
Norwalk  — 
4s,  g.,  Water,  1935  
4s,  g.,  Mu.,  May,  '35.J&J 
South  Norwalk— 
4s,  Sept.  1,1913  M&S 
Waterbury—  7s,  Jan.,  1899. 
4Hjs,  Water,  1905....  J&J 
4s,  Water,  July,1910.  J&J 
Willimantlo- 
4s,  Oot.  1,  1910-25..  A&O 
Wlndham.—  4s.  Apr.  1,1925. 

DELAWARE 

6s  School  July  1906 

103 

ibiia 
99 

101 
97is 
971-2 
98 
9713 

10638 
98 

ib?" 

104 

105 
10513 
103-4 

Montgomery—  6s,1918.J&J 
6s,  Sts.,  son.,  &o.,  '21.  .J&J 
tfs,  July  l,  1924  J&J 
Troy—  6s,  1925      .  ...M&S 

110 

110^8 

3-30 
3-30 

ii'ois  .... 

110%    .... 

Jefferson  Co.—  7s,Sch.,  '06. 
Las  Auimas  Co.— 
6a,  May  1,  1904  

103 

108 
103 

95 

101 
97ia 

113 

122HI 

ARIZONA 

8s,Glla  B'ge,M'y,1900.May 
7s,  Insane  As.  ,J'ly,  '05.  Jan. 
•68,F'uding,Jan.,1913.Jan. 
5s,  Funding,  1946  J&J 
5s,  F'dg,  J'ly  15,  '  12--42.  J&J 

ARKANSAS 
•6s,  Funded,  1899-1900  

US'* 
116H! 
11213 

ibi" 

5 
5 
5 
5 

5 

Montrose  Co.— 
6s,  Fund     1898-'08  J&J 

* 

iis" 

102 
98 
105 
114ia 
114 

Morgan  Co.  Sch.  Dist.  3s— 
6s  1902-1912              J&J 

Pitkiu  Co.  8s,.iudg.i904-14 
Pueblo— 
6s,g.,gen.fd.,J'el,'06J&D 
6s,  Water,  June.  1914.... 

CONNECTICUT 

3  His,  War  loan,  renew.  Jan, 
1903      .                    J&J 

110 
1077fi 
99  H 

i'093s 

105Ht 
106 
10613 
104% 

3-50 
3-55 
3-55 

3-58 
3-55 

3V6~6 
3-55 
3-85 

3-70 

3-20 

3-15 
3-25 

3-85 
3-85 

7s,  L.  R.  &  Fort  Smith.  A&O 
7s,  Memphis  &  L.  R.  .  .  .  A&O 
Little  Rock— 
5s,  Bef.,  July,  1909.  Aug. 

CALIFORNIA 
4s,  Dock,  Jan.  1,  1912.J&J 
"Berkeley  -5s  g.,  Soh.  '98-'12 
Hanford—  6s,  g.,  1913.  .An. 
LoaAng'l's^s.J'yl.'Ol.J&J 
7s,  g.,  Sch.,  Aug.  15,1904. 
6s,  July  1,  1906  J&J 
5s,  July,  1899  

* 

* 

104 

10i>s 

3-20 
4>a 

t* 
4 
4 

4 
4 
4>e 

4>4 
4i4 

Do    3s,  Oct.  1910.  A&O 
Ansonia  —  4s,  K.,F'd'e.l915 
Bridgeport—  7s,  1900.  .J&J 
5s,  Muuicip,  July  '08.  J&J 
4ias  C'rtH.,  J'ly  '18.J&J 
4s,  Corp.,  July  1919.  J&J 
Bristol—  4s,  Sell.,  1904.J&J 
4s,  Sewer..  1905-"25.  J&J 
Daubury  —  4s,  Jan.,  1920 
Derby—  4s,  1914  J&J 
Enfleld—  4s,  1920  M&N 
SJflS,  g.  Park.J.,  1926  J&J 
Greenwich— 
4s,Sk.M.,N'v.l,'13.M&N 
Hartford— 
6s.  Water,  Aug.  '99.F&A 

100 
106i4 
115. 
114ia 

3^ 

12? 

3=8 

3  % 
3-8(1 

3=8 

'& 

3-80 
3-35 

ioi" 
11214 

ib"8"4 

llSki 

101  IB 

102if 

105 

106% 

104 

"98" 
100 

105 

ioiU 

100 
103 

10R3g 

4  >«8,  School,  1897  to  1936 
Oakland  -8s,  Je  9,'05.Q—  J 
•Sacramento— 
6s,  Feb.  1.  1898-1903Jan 
448,  Jan.,  1904  J& 
48,  Jan.,  1908  J&=- 

Skis,  Hospital  lmp(.  June  1, 
1906-1915                     J&J 

125 

102 
100 

98 

130 

104% 
102 
1OO 

3s.  June,  1897-1907..  ..I&U 
Wilmington— 

6s,  July,  1897tol909J&J 
4i38,St.&sew..Ap.'22A&O 

108 

'  Flat  price. 


APRIL,  1897.] 


MUNICIPAL    BONDS. 


Honda. 

To 
Bid.        Ask.    Net                    Hondo.                      Bid. 

To 
Aftk.    N"i-i.                   Bonda. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To' 
Net. 

Wilmington  (Concluded.)— 
4».  S.AB..Oct,1925.  AAO 

DIST.  OF  COLUMBIA 

7»,  Water  Stock,  1901.  JAJ 
78.  do.  19O3  JAJ 

'.  Ul 
•  110 
•   103 
•  109 

380 

Martinton  Township— 
0e.  B'dgejuly  1/9S-19OO 
Peoria  — 
6s.  Paving.  1  899  to  1902  . 
44s,Park  Disc..Nov.l.'15 
44s,  Park  Dial.  .July.1  08 
Peoria  Twp.  5s,  1910  

54 

44 

Clinton—  6s,  April,  1904... 

105 

Council  Bluffs— 
7s,  Oct.  1,  1898  .       AAO 

4% 
4% 
54 
54 
54 
4% 

7s,  July,  1900  JAJ 
6s,  Aug.  1,1903  FAA 
5s,  Sch.,Junel,1902.JAD 
5s,  Sen..  Oct.  1,  1898.AAO 
44s,  Ref.,  1900-15 

ibs" 

100% 
i02" 

103 

1044 

ii'a" 

«•,  SO-yr.  Fd..  «..  'O2..MAN 
Se,3O-yr.  Fund..  1899  JAJ 
i-05*.  r'Fnd.,"cur..-24.FAA 
34a,Reg..2-lO»,'93  -01.JAJ 

FLORIDA 
78,  Jan.  1.1901  Jan.  1 
*a.«..  Jan.  1.  19O3  JAJ 
Bartow— 
Oa.  May.  1914  MAN 

Qulncy—  6s,  July,'98.July  1 
6s.  July.  1900  *.. 
5s,  Ref.,  Sept,  1902.Sept. 
44*.  Ref.,  July.  1908.Jrly 
4s,  Nov.  1.  1901  

101% 

Davenport—  7s,  1899  

6s,  Pavlt'g.  Oct.,'03.AAO 
448,  1909                   FAA 

103 

5 

113" 



3-60 

99 
99 

100 

too 

r 

4 

3-20 
3-20 

0 
44 
4% 

4% 

44 
41* 
4% 

? 

44 
44 
44 

44 

3-70 
3-70 

4% 

44 
44 

5 

8-75 
3-70 
3-d5 
3-85 
3-65 
:i  f;:, 
3 
44 

4% 

4 
4% 

5 
4% 

44 

4 
4 

44 
4% 

3*1 

3*8 
3*8 
3*8 

4«8 

Des  Moines  — 
44s,  Sch'l,  1901-06.  MAN 
4s,  Aug.  1.1908  FAA 
48,Fund'g,  May.'16.M&N 
Dutmque  — 
4s,  Refd-g,  Apr..  1916... 
48,Refd'g,Feb.l,'17.FAA 
Fannington— 
6s,  Water,  Sep.  1,'14.MAS 
Fonda—  6s,  Water,  May  1, 
1905-1915                  MAN 

1014 

44 
3-65 
3-62 

3-70 

4s,  Ref.,  July,  IQll.Jlyl 
Rockford— 
7s.  City.  '97  to  1898.  MAN 
5s,  City,  June,  1903-4    . 
44s,  City,  Mch.,  '07.  MAS 
4s,  City,  Sept.  16  1898 



•Ml 

r- 

5-50 

31, 
34 
34 
34 

1054 

104-21 
1054 

"DaralOo.—  «a  

54«    

100 

105 
100 
1034 

Jacksonville— 
88.*  ,ImproT.,Mayl5.-34 
Xey  We»t— 
Oa.  Water.  19O5-25..JAJ 

GEORGIA 
44*.  refg.  1898-1916    JAJ 
44*  Aetof  '84July,15  JAJ 
448.1922                   ...JAJ 

Taiewell  Co.— 
4s,  July,  1901--10.  July  1. 
Tolono  — 
5s,  Water.  Jan..  -05-'15.. 
West  Chicago  Park- 
Park  5s,  190O-15  JAJ 

INDIANA 
34a,  Fund'g,  1910-15.  MAN 
38,  June  18,  1909.     .JAD 
Alexandria.    6s,     Paving, 
Nov.  2,  1897  to  19O6. 

95 
102% 

100 
101 

1034 

10331 
102 
104 
101 

54 
54 

•   113 
-    114 
•   114 
110 
IO1 
•   101 

115 
105 
110 
116 
100 
1O4 
1O4 
100 
10O 
100 
100 
113 
101 
110 
1O9 
111 
107 
100 
104 
104 
1O4 
1O4 

Montgomery  Co.— 
5s,  Ct.  H.,  1899  AAO 

115 

6s,  water.  .  1900--05.  AAO 
Rock  Rapids— 
5s  School   1901-'06 

48,  July  1.  1926  JAJ 

34*.  Jan.  192O  JAJ 

Sioux  City—  6s,  Nov.  1,  '17. 
6s,  Ref.,  Oct.  12,  '01  .8-an. 
448,  May  1,1914  

34*  Jan.  193O.  JAJ 

Atlanta— 

Anderson  — 
6s,  Imp.,  1897  to'  04.  JAD 
Attica— 
5«,Wa.,Se.  15-97  to'06MAS 
Blackfonl  Co.— 
5s,  Fund.,  'O4  to  '15.AAO 
Brazil— 

78.  Oa.  Air-  Line  Jan.  1.  '99 
7a.  Water.  Jan.  1904.JAJ 
•Oa.  Capitol.  Jan.  -14  JAJ 
,         «*,  Red..  .Sept..  1913..JAJ 
448.Red..Julyl916..JAJ 

.... 

Villisca  — 
5s,  water,  Aug.  15,1904-14 
Waterloo— 
6s,  Sewer.  1903  

105 

.... 

•-•••• 

IIII 

109% 
1014 

44s,  Refd'g,  1908.  .AAO 

KANSAS 

78,  July  1,  1897              JAJ 

44*.  Water,  1922  
48.  Water,  Jan.,1923.  JAJ 
48,  Red..  Jan..  192O.  .JAJ 
Atbina-58,  1923  MAN 
Oa,  Water,  Nor.  1001M  AN 
Aiunuta—  7*.  1903 



6s,  Ref.  July  1,  19O4.JAJ 
Cauielton  —  6s,   Refunding. 
1901  to  1910  MAN 



Cloero—  5e,  Kefd'g  School, 
Oct.  1.  191O 

4s  Jifly  1   1909              JAJ 

80 

874 

5 

4*g 

5«8 

5«8 

IS! 

4% 

5 

54 

4*8 

5% 
5 
54 

44 
44 

4*8 
44 

4*8 
4% 
4% 

54 
6 
5 
•5" 

5 

4% 

44 
44 

48,  Ref,  July  1,  1913.JAJ 

78  Mar  1898             MAS 

58,  Jail,  Feb.  1,  1901.  FA  A 
Columbiu  — 
58,  Con.  fd.,  J-ly  1/O9JAJ 
Crown  Point— 
:    Oa.  Water,  1905-1919  

4*1  D,  1913  FAA 

;;::: 

104% 
107-79 

1064 
lOi 

118 
1064 

103% 
974 

1,  1899-1914    ' 

6»,  Lettered  W.W..-O4JAJ 
«•   10O3                        JAJ 

5s,  Ref.,  July  1,  1916.J  AJ 
Chanute— 
6s.  Water,  June  1,'05.  JAJ 
Coffeyvllle— 
6s,  Water,  July  1,'OS.JAJ 
Emporla  — 
5a,Water.Niv.l7,'06MAN 
Kansas  City— 
6s,Ref.,Oct.  1,1915.  FAA 
68  Feb    1898  to  1905 

102% 
102% 
1004 
1204 

5a)O  B..  1921  MAN 

&*.  1010  .. 

Deeatur— 
OB.  1903  FAA 

4  4«.  Lefred  R.  B./33J  A  D 



.... 

44*.  rafnad-ir.1934.MAN 
44e,Bed..Apr.l,-20.AAO 

Evansvllle—  ' 
6«.  July  1,  1912  JAJ 
Oa,  April,  1912  AAO 

115 

J0*!!4 

101 
95 

101 

100 
100 

44 

eraaswlek- 
1000  to  1915,  an.,  Jan.  1 
5*.  Sewer,  1031  

5s.  Jan.  1,  1912        .  JAJ 

44s.  Jan.  1,  1912.  ...JAJ 
4«.  July  1.  1912  JAJ 

58,  Jan.  1,  1917 

1C1 

1034 

58,  School.  1909  FAA 
Leavenwortb— 
6s,  July  1,  1909-11.  .JAJ 
58,  July  1,  1909  JAJ 
Newton— 
6x.  Water,  June  1,'05.  JAJ 
Norton  Co.— 
6s.  Ref  g,  May  2,  1905-25 
Oxford  — 

Chatham  Co.—  Court  honat 
Oa,  July  1,1900  to  -19  JAJ 
OotmBbaa-78.Oct.-07.AAO 
Ot  Jan    18O9            JAJ 

Fort  Wayne— 
6V  NOT.  15,  1899..  .MAN 
5a.  Dee.  31,  1899..  ..JAD 
Greenfield— 
Oa,  Water.Apr.1914.AAO 
Harrison  Co.— 
54*.  Ref.,  1898  MAN 
SeTp-n.  May  1,1899-  MAN 
Huntlncton  — 
08.  8ewer.-98to'14..FAA 
Indianapolis— 
08,  Apr.  15,  1897  to  19O4. 
5»,  July  1,  1902  JAD 
4a,Octl,  1800  AAO 
48,  Jan.,  -98  to  1903  JAJ 
48,  Ref..  June30,'24.JAJ 
4*.  Ref..  July  1.1913.  JAJ 
Jackaon  Oo.-0a.1898.MAN 
JayCo.-0a.  Nor.,  1897...  . 

te.BeAU.Apr.  1910.  AAO 
La  Porte  Oo.-*8,Ct.H.1907 
Lafayette—  4  4«.  1915-20.. 
Lebanon  -5  4«,  Fd.1910-15 
Marfcm- 
08.  lap.,  Jan.  .'98-05.  JAJ 
Mltekel(-oa.  Light,  Sept  1, 
:  -  •  ,  -.,  i  H,  ,              MAS 

•   103 
•   104 
•   110 



104% 
1064 

115 

Maeoo-4*.  Jan.  191O  .0  J 
Oa.  Market.  Jaa.  '18..Q-J 

117      .... 

100 

448  1930 

103 
•   107 
1OO 

105 

Oa,  Water.  Jan.,19O9JAJ 
Oa,  Fund.,  Jan..  1912  JAJ 
44*,  1920      .           .  JAJ 

101% 

68,Water,Oot  15,'OS  AAO 
Salamanca  Township  — 
6s.  RR.  Aid,  1897-1916.. 
Sedgwlok  Co.— 

100 

1014 
108 

•a.  Sewrr.  19O7  90...  JAJ 
Savannah—  5»,  1000 

4H 

•   1084 
•  108 

111 
100 

1004 

104 

106 
100*8 

5s,Fund.,Jul,'15-25..JAJ 
5s.  C.O.,  June  1,  '08-9.  JAJ 



IDAHO 
0a  1003                          JAJ 

1034 
103 

106 
1O4  «B 

78,  Juue  1.  1902  

48.  C.  H.,  May  1.-24.MAN 
Topeka  — 
Os,  July  20,  1906....  JAJ 
5s  AUK  10  1912 

ft*   1913                            JAJ 



Bolae  City—  1901-1911 



101% 

107 
108  IB 
1074 
108 

...... 

CaayeaCo.— 
fle.raadiB«.  1000to-15. 
Mountain  Howe— 
Oa,  Sea..  Jan.  19O4-OSJaa 
NesPereeCo— 
Oa.  f  .,  RataBdlnc.  .  .  .  1915 

ILLINOIS 
Oa,  ABC.,  I0OO... 

0 
0 

58,  Ref.,  Nov.'IS.semi-au 

ioa 

1034 

ib?" 

Washington  Co.  — 
548,  Refund.,'98-'03.JAJ 
Weir—  68.  1898-1905...  JAJ 
Wellington  — 
7s,  July  1,1910  JAJ 
Wichita— 
6s,  June  1,1918  JAD 
58,  Sch.,  July  1,  1905.  JAJ 
58,  Jan.  1,  1910  JAJ 

102 
110 

...... 

M  au«*Oo     te,  Boa4.Koi 
15,  1807  to  1900   



103 

ChJeago-7..  1808  JAJ 
78.1809                        JAJ 

103% 
1OI 
101 

N»w  Albany— 
08,  May    .        1990 

. 

KENTUCKY 
48,  g.,  June  1,  1910...  JAD 
Alien  Co.— 
New  6s,  19O7  JAJ 

105 

85 
40 

101 
102% 

1054 

90 
45 

0*.  Water  1S07         JAJ 

0*.  Water.  Jan..  1898  JAJ 
«a.  Imp.,  1807  to  19O1 

1034 

5 
si, 


Oa,  July  1.1915  JAJ 
PvlaaklCo.— 
Oa.  Crt.  H..  Aug.  1909  FAA 
Rlenmond— 
0^1998  to  1905  JAJ 
4a.PaBdlnc.Peb.  1.1902. 
St.  Joseph  Co.— 
44*.CA  H  JAD 
South  Bend-08.  March  18. 
04*.  Nor.  1,  1904...  MAN 
OaTAUR.  1,  f908  FAA 
4aj  Water.  May  1.1915.  . 

Tern  Haute—  58.19O5MAN 
448,  010.OOO  yearly  .JAJ 
•aTFoc.May  1,1915  MAN 

VftlMX*vIlK>^ 

Oa.  (..  St  Imp.,  1  897  to  '03 

•   113 

1134 
1064 

IOa.  By  de  P.  water.'O4.  J  AJ 
ft*.  Town  of  Lake,  water, 
1897  to  1002  JAJ 

100       100% 

Old  6s   defaulted 

Ashland— 

48,  City.  1001.  April  
44*.  Sewerage.  190O.J  AJ 
4a.T-a  of  L..  wat/O7JAJ 
4a*..RIver  Imp..l914J  J 

4m  Jan..  1911   

101 

1014 

:  •  ••_•  ••, 

MS 

:'"i  1 



100-12 

5s,  Fdg,  Sept,  1899  
5s,  Fdg,  Sept.,  1909-14... 
Augusta  S.  D.— 
08.  Son.,  1908-'26,  July  1. 
Boyd  Co.— 
68.  Ref.,  1901-1904..  JAD 
Caldwell- 
New6s,  1902  MAS 

103% 

H 

110 

48,  «..  July.  I9in 
4».  WTd'8  Pair.  1921  JAJ 
MOa.Water.J-ly  -O2  J  AJ 
•4a7walar.Jaly-00.JAJ 

34*    191"                      JAJ 

101% 

1004 
103 

101 
105 

Clark  Co.—  68,  1908...  AAO 
Covlngton— 

•Cbleego  Hatch  u- 
OaVwater.  1914  MAS 
•Caieafo  Sanitary  DUt- 
0*.  Jan.  1   1910        MAN 

111 

4 

..  .  .  .. 
...... 

105 
105 

108% 
1124 

3-70 
3-65 

4*8 

4% 

4% 

44 

44 

88,  July,  1899,  JAJ  
58,  Fd.,  Aug.,'10-20.FAA 
5s,Str.,Aug.,1897to  1902 
4s,  Reser.&W.W.,'28,JAJ 

105 



103% 
102 

'.'.'.'.'.'. 

1O3 
105 

Oa.  July  1.  1004  JAJ 
Oa,  NOT.  1.  -97  to  'O0.MAN 
IO.JmlT  1.1911-13..  ..JAJ 

4 
4 
4 

Vanderburg  Co  - 

Franklin  Co.— 
58,1902  AAO 
5s,  Fund.,  July  1,  -08.  July 

44*.  1807-1010  JAJ 
14«.  Jan,  ia00  
Cook  Co—oV  1800.  .  .  .JAJ 
4  4*.  Kef.  Jf  ay  .  1  900.M  AN 

1O3 
1014 
100% 
100% 

1031* 

Waahlncton-68,     Paving, 
May  1,1897  to  1900  

IOWA 

Allerton—  58,  1905  ....JAD 
Alta-68.Wafr.Au.  1  ,'03-13 

to!  SSv'.  \  .  1902".'.".MAN 
5.:  Oet  1.  1898  AAO 
Cedar  Rapid*  — 

448,Bcli..Jiine  l.'O.I.JAD 

Orayson  Co.—  68,1902.  JAJ 
Lexington  — 
6s,  Aug..  1913  FAA 
5s,  RR.  aid,  1918.  ..MAN 
Logan  Co.—  68,  1901  .  .  .  J  AJ 
Louisville— 

101 
109 

1014 

4 
4 

4 

48.  May.  1800  
48.  May.  100O 



55 

4 
4 
4 

5% 

.1  '- 

1034 

112 
115 
1024 
111 
103 
106 
1O6 
106 

104 

113 
lltf 
103 
1114 
1034 
1064 
1064 
1064 

103 

4a.KaSLl007to-13.MAN 
OeKalu^Oa.  Oct.  1,  -07-1O. 

8a?May7,  1001... 
Oa.  May  1.1000  
OOlay  1.1913  

101 

1044 
1074 
111% 

101-34 



7s,  E.  A  P.  RR.,  1903.JAJ 
6s,  New  jail,  1898...  AAO 
5s,  oou.Aua.  1,1911.  FAA 
SB,    do    2O-40/20..M&N 

103-51 

54 

4% 

4% 
4% 

Olbwn  City— 
•a.  Water.  July  1.1003... 
Qreeawe 
Oa.  SeaooLSeD.  1  .9S-19O0 
Jette*-Oa.W..  Jnlr  10.  1901 

103        1O64 
98%     100% 

1024 

4s)  Munlcip.,  1928.-Qu:ir. 
4s.  Park,  1930  JAJ 
Ludlow— 
5s,Sch.,1910-20.J.15D.15 

'  ria-,  price. 

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Bonds.                     Bid. 

To 
Ask.    Net.                  Bond*.                     Bid.       Ask. 

To  , 

Net. 

Hoiid*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 
Net 

LyonCo.—  6s,  1900.  ..A&O 
Madison  Co.—  5s,  1919.  J&J 
Marion  Co.—  6s,  1911.  AAO 
McCraoken  Co.— 
59.  Ref.,May  1,'03-33.M-S 
5s,  Ref.,May  1,'13-33.M-S 
5s,  Rcf.,May  1,  '23-33.  M-8 
Mt.  Sterling—  6M92O.A&O 
Mulilenberg— 
Old  7s.  def..  Mar.  1,  1891 
New  6s,  def.,  July  1,  1898 
Newport  — 
7310B,Water,M'y'03.M&N 
5s,  DeHc.,  July  ,1904  .J&J 
58,  Ref.,  May  1,  '14.  M&N 
5s,  St.  imp.,  Jan.  '19.J&J 
4»,  Bridge,  July,1911J&J 
Owen  Co.— 
5s.  Fund.,  Sep.  1/03.M&S 
Scott  Co.—  5s,  1918  J&J 
Shelby  Co.—  6s.  1901..  J&D 
C.  &O.  6s.  1911  A&O 
Spencer  Co.—  6s,  1911.  A&O 
Taylor—  New  6s,  '07.  ..A&O 
Washington—  68.1911.A&O 
Woodford—  6s,  var  M&S 
Woodford  Co.—  5s.  '20.  A&O 

LOUISIANA 

is,  New  consols.,  1914.J&J 
4s,  Constitutional,  '14.  J&J 
Atchafayla  Dlst.  Levee— 
6s,  1910  A&O 

60 
101 
102 

.15 
102 
103 

413 
413 
4i« 
4i9 

4*4 

4i4 
4i4 

4>4 

' 

Boston—  (Concluded)— 
3>s8,  Reg.,July,1919.J&J 
3iss,  Oct.,  1936  ....A&O 
3>s8.Reg.,Apr.  1936.A&O 
3s,  1917             A&O 

101% 
1021s 
102>« 

lO'J-'N 

103% 
10313 

3-35 
3-33 
3-35 
3-35 

3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-&5 
3-55 
3-50 

3% 
3-40 
3-35 
3-32 
3-35 
3-35 
3-32 
3-35 
3-35 

3-55 
3-55 

3-40 
3'40 
3% 
3% 
3% 
337 
3-35 
3-35 

3-55 

3  50 
3-45 
3-50 

3-S5 

•J-ar, 
3-50 
3-50 

3-50 

3-50 
3-40 
3-4O 
3-40 
3-60 

3-60 

3V45 
3-50 
3-60 
3-00 

3-60 

3-40 
3-40 
3  '40 
3-40 
3-60 
3-50 
3-50 
3-55 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 

3-55 
3-60 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-50 

3-60 

3-50 
3-SO 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-55 
355 
3-55 
3-55 

3% 

3-55 
3-60 
3  60 
3-45 
3-45 
3-37 
3-37 
3-38 

3-40 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 

3-55 
3-55, 

3-55 

3-60 
3-50 
313 
3-50 

3-fiO 

Somervllle  — 
5138,  Julvl,  1906.  ...J&J 
4>«8,  g.Oct.  1,  1902.  A&O 
4s,  July,  1898  to  1902... 

3-55 
3-45 
3-45 
3-45 

3-30 
3-35 
3-30- 

3^20 
3i4 
3-65 
3-65 

3>9 

3% 
3-45 
313 
3ia 
3i3 
3-65 
3-55 

355 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
360 
3-60- 
b-60 
3-60 

3-55 
3-65 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 

3-30 
3-2* 
3-30 
3-60 
3-60 

4 
4 
4', 
5 

3-45 
3-40 
3-40 
3-4O 
3-4» 
3-40 

4% 

4% 

3-70 
3-60 
3-55 
3-5& 
3-55 
3-55 
4 
3-90- 
4 

3% 

4 
4 
4 

3% 
3-75 
3% 
3% 
3% 
3% 
3-7O 
4% 

4%, 
4i« 

413. 
3% 

4%. 
3% 

104 

10514 

4s,  July,  1913 

107 

Brockton— 
5s,  Apr.  15,  1910....  A&O 
4s,  April,  1903  

Springfield— 
7s,  Apr.  1,1903  A&O 
6s.  Water,  Apr.  1,'OS.  A&O 
4»,  Sewer,  July  1,  '06.  J&J 
4s,g.,Wat.,Ap.l,'13.A&O 
48,g.,Sch.,Jan.,1917.J&J 
3>ss,g.,Wat.,Oc.l,'20A&O 
Swansea—  3%s,  Oct.,  1904. 
3%s,  Oct..  1914  

lOlis 
104 
10614 

ibeis 

1021s 
105% 
107% 

i'08% 

100 
116% 

11714 
104% 
108 
110% 
102% 

11S% 
105*. 
109% 
112 
1041s 

103% 

103% 
107% 
107 
107 
108% 

10 
99 

117% 

12 
100 

4s,  Aug.,  1912  
4s,  Dec.  15,  1923....  J&D 
4s,  Sewer,  1904-1919.... 
4,Water,May,  1926.  M&N 
3138,  July  1,  1916.  ...J&J 
Cambridge— 
6s  Julyl  1904           J&J 

5s  Julyl,  1898  J&J 

4s,  Dec.,  1905  J&D 
4s,  June,  190.6            J&D 

100 

1001s 
103 
10213 
103 
103 
80 

4s,  Aug.,  1905  F&A 
48,Wat.,reg.,Apr.'16A&O 
4s,  Water,July,1919.J&J 
4s,  May  1,1912  M&N 
4s  Oct  ,  1915      .      A&O 

103% 

104% 
10913 
11014 
107% 

109% 
11414 

102% 
106 

99 
102 
102 
102 
102 
75 
100 
100 
100 

•     96is 

4s,  C.  Hall,  Dec.'15..J&D 
4s,  June,  1916  J&D 
4s,  Armory,  Dec.,'16.  J&D 
4s,  Water,  Julv  1/22.J&J 
Wakefield-4s,  i9O2  to  '10. 
48,Munic.,'15to'24.A&O 
Waltliain— 
4>«8.  Oct.  1,  1906.  ..A&O 
4s  July  1912              J&J 

109 
106% 

108% 

4s,  Feb.,  1936  F&A 
3>38  Water  1911 

113 

Chicopee— 
4s,  Water,  J'e,'97-'13.J&D 
Everett  —  4s,Sew  Jy'23  J&J 
Fall  River- 
6s,  Nov.  1,  1906....  M&N 
5s,  May  1,1898  M&N 
5s  May  1908 

106 

107=8 
lOSH 
105% 
10312 
102  »e 

107% 

121 
101% 
1145s 
11414 
111% 
108H! 
104% 
1121s 

11738 
10638 
109% 

119 

10013 

4s,  Sewer,  Oct.  i,'il.A&O 
4s,Jan.,  1906  
Ware  —  4s,  Sept.,  1904 

103% 

ioi" 

4s,  Junc,'97  to  1903.  J&D 
4s,  Sept    19  1  1 

4138,  Oct.  2,  1913.  ..A&O 
4s,  Reg.,  Nov.,  1925M&N 
4s,  Oct.,  1914  A&O 
4s,  Feb.,  1905  F&A 
4s,  Sewer,  July,  '26  M&N 
Fitchburg— 
68,  July  1,1905  J&J 

112% 
110 

107i4 

*     99 
*     96i4 
•     96 
•     98% 
'     98 
*     9314 

i'87% 

101 

.... 

Webster—  -4s,  1913-1923 

Winchester  — 
4s,  Dec.,  1923-24..  ..J&D 
Winthrop—  4s,  May  2,  1899 
Woburn  —  4s,  Apr.,'02  A&O 
4s,  April,  1906  .  ..  A&O 

108 
100% 
I»i2 
10313 
10334 

111% 
114% 
101% 

Bossier  Dist.  Levee  — 
6s  1922                     M&N 

111 

100 
101 

102% 
102% 

109 
11213 

100i4 

Caddo  Dist.  Levee  — 
<;.-  1922             .            J&D 

98 
101 

iSJS 

.... 

Fifth  Dist.  Levee— 
6s  1908  13                 F&A 

4s,  Regist'd,  June,  1914. 
49,Reg.,Apr.l,1922.A&O 
3>»8,  Apr.  1,  1898.  ..A&O 
Gloucester— 
4s,  July  1,  1908..  .    J&J 

105 

4s,  April,  1907  A&O 

Worcester— 
5s,  Apr.  1,1905  A&O 
4s,  April,  1926  A&O 
3  1«8,  Juno  1  ,  1905.  .  .  J&D 
Wrentham—  4s,Apr.,'99-'08 
4s,  July,  1914  

Lafourche  Dist.  Levee  — 
6s,  1913                      J&J 

102% 

104% 

Liiki-  Hiu-tfiic  Dist.  J,ev<-<  — 
6s  1912                      M&N 

4s,Mim.,May,'97-06.M&N 
Haverhill—  4s,  Oct.  1,  1902. 
4s,  Deo.  1,  1912  J&D 
4s,  Dec.,  1922  J&D 
Holyoke—      -"^ 
6s,  Oct.  1,  1899  A&O 
4s,  g.,  July,  1906....  J&J 
4s,  g.,  July  1916.  ...J&J 
4s,  Gold,  Jvne,  1915.  J&D 
Hull—  4s,  1923  
Ipswich  — 
4s,  Water,  July  1,  '24.  J&J 
Lawrence— 
6s,  Apr.  1,  1900  A&O 
4s  Julv  1  1924           J&J 

New  Orleans— 
7s,  gold,  1922  Q-Jan 

101% 
10413 

102% 
106 
108=e 

104 
107 

105% 

114-54 
109 
104% 
100 

MICHIGAN 

Battle  Creek- 
5s,Water,  Sept.l,  1917... 
Bay  County  — 
Ss.Fd'g,  Dec.  ...  1  907  8-9 
Big  Rapids—  5s,  Refunding, 
March  1,1909  M&S 
Charloveix— 
5a,  Ref.,  Oct.  l,'14.Oct.  1 
Detroit  — 
7s,Water,Aug.  1,'04.F&A 
6s,  W.  L.,June,  1906.  J&D 
4s,  Sewers,  Ap.l,'22.A&O 
4s,  Imp.,  July,  1926..J&J 
3-65s.Pub.imp.,  '18.  J&J 
3138,  Pub.  imp.,  '16.  .J&D 
Dickinson  Co.— 
6s.  Ct.  H.  &Jail,'99to'll 
Grand  Haven  — 
5s,  Water,  Jan.  1/03.M&S 
Grand  Rapids  — 
68,1897-1900  semi  an 
5s,  C.Hall,  July  1,'04.J&J 
5s,St.&8'w..M'yl,'98M&N 
4138,  Wat.,  Jan.  1.'12.  J&J 
4s,  School,Feb.4,'07.F&A 
4s,  Market.  reg.,'16.  M&N 
Jackson—  8s,  1900  M&S 
5s,  Ref.,water,  1904.M&S 
58,Pub.Bldg.,1907.M&N 
Kalamazoo  — 
4s,  Lgt.,  1900  to  '06.  .  J&J 
Kent  Co.—  5s,  Court  house. 
Jan.  15,  1898-99.  Jan.  15 
Lansing—  5s.  1897  to  1905. 
Muskegon—  5s,  1910..  J&J 
Muskegon  Co.  — 
4138,  Ref'd'g,  1904  to  '12 
Saginaw—  6s,  Streets,  1908 
5s,  Water,  1905  M&N 
4i38,Wat,ref.M'h,'16M&S 
4%s,Wat.,J'lyl8,'14.J&J 
48,Ref'd'g,J'lyl,'99-1900 
48,Wat.ref.,Mav,'16M&N 
St.  Johns—  5s,  1909-10.A&O 
Sault  Ste.  Marie— 
6s,Water.  Nov.,  1913  
5s,  Ref  g,  Nov.  1/16.M&N 
Traverse  City— 
5s,School,  July  1  ,  '06  .J&J 

...... 

5s  Water  1899          J&J      - 

4s  Const    1942          J&J 

10213 

103 

.... 

Ponwhartrain  District  — 
B  6s  1905 

107 

108% 

C,  6s,  1912    . 

98 
96 

96i4 
98 

101 

.... 



107 

107 
109% 
103% 

D,  68,  1944 

Red  River  A  &  B  B  Dist 

6s  1912 

10614 

Teneas  Basin  but.—  68/07. 

MAINE 
6s.  June  1  1919            J&D 

338 
338 
33s 

3% 
3% 
3% 
3-65 
3-65 
3-65 
3-60 

4 

4 
4 
4 

3-651 
3-65, 
3-60 
3  -BO 
3-50 
3-45 
3-40 
3% 

3*8 

118 
108% 

120^ 
110% 

11114 

4s,  July,  1904              J&J 

102  % 

jLlncoln—  4s,  189710  1901. 

48,  July  1,  1917             J&J 

4s,  1905  to  1914 

3s,  J  11  lie  1  ,  1912  to'  21.  J&D 
Aroostook  Co.  — 
4138,  July  1,  1915.  ...J&J 
4s,  C.  H.,  Juue,1915  .  J&D 
Auburn—  4s,  1905  to  1919. 
Bangor—  7s,  Ap.  1,  '99.  A&O 
6s,  April  1,  1899.  .  .  .A&O 
6s,  Water  1905 

lOli" 

10814 

101=8 

4s,  July,  1924 

Lowell— 
4139.  Nov.  1.  1903..  .M&N 
4s,  May,  1900           M&N 

105 
101 
10814 

106% 
101% 
109=8 
101 
109=8 
105 

100 

102-61 

lOSia 
103 
11434 
103% 

lOCia 
104=8 

•11613 

10514 

4s,  Oct.,  1920  A&O 

3133,  Feb.,  1904  F&A 
Lynn—  5s,  Jan.  1,  1905.  J&J 
4s,  Reg.,  Sept.,  1908  
4s,  Ref  dgWater,'21.J&J 
4s,  July  1926              J&J 

1081s 
104 

4s,  Nov.  1,  1914....  M&N 
Bath— 
6s,  R.R.  aid,  1898.A&O15 
5s,  M'cipal,  July,  '97.  J&J 
4138,  Mun.,  July,  '07.  J&J 
4s,  Refdg.,  July,  '21.  J&J 
Le  wist/on— 
6s,  July  1,1901          J&J 

1071s 
10313 
106 

iosi-i 

1O4 
107% 

ios" 

98 

107 
11714 
101 
10312 
120 
102  >s 
107 

ioiii 

100 
109 

119% 
10213 

104% 
121% 
103% 
1083a 

4s,  Mun.,Apr.,1906.AAO 
4s,  reg.,  Anr.,  1916.  A&O 
3i»s,  May  1,1905.  ..M&N 
Leomlnster  — 
4s,  goU,  Oct.,  1926  
C.  Notes,  1905-14...  F&A 
Maiden—  4s,  1898  to  1905 

10714 



1081s 

8s,  April  1,  1917..  ..A&O 
4iss,  Jan.  1,  1900....  J&J 
4s,  g.,  Jan.,  1913  J&J 
Portland-6s,Sep.l,'07.M&S 
4s,  Mar.,  1905  M&S 
4s,  g.,  Mar.  1.  1916..  M&S 
8»co—  4s,  Municip.,  1901... 
Yarmouth  — 
4s,  g.,  Water,  1915 

4s,  July.,  1916  J&J 
4s,  May,  192*..  . 

105% 
106 
107 

i06% 
107% 
10814 
100 

104-95 
110 

4s,  May,  1926           M&N 

1071s 


3138,  July  1,  1905....  J&J 
Marblehead— 
4s,  July,  1924 

ibs'ii 

108 

i'lflii 
10913 

MARYLAND 
3-65s,  Jan.  1,  1899  J&J 
S'as,  Jan.,  1911  

•  1001s 
*  105 

•     99 

*  108 
*  1071* 
•  12414 
*   10913 
•  106ia 
*  100 
*  1061s 
*  106% 
*  106 
*     96 
*     9713 

* 

100% 

10513 

106 

lOlia 
106 
100 

108is 
108 
12413 
111 
109 
101 
107 
107 

"98" 
98 
102 
103 

101% 
106% 
107% 
109 

4s,July,1900    J&J 

4s,  Coup.,  gen.  1'n  A.  1915 
4s,  Sept.,  1924  M&S 
4s.-Water,  Aug.  '22.  .F&A 
4s,  July,  1926  J&J 
Medford-48,  July,  '12.  J&J 
4s,  Oct.,  1914 

105 
10713 
106% 

106=8 
109 
108% 

102 

104% 
10514 

114 
110 

104 
103 

3s,  Jan.  1,  1903  J&J 

Baltimore— 
6s,  April  15,  1900.  ...O-J 
58,  J.  Falls,  1900  Q-F 
5s,  July  1,1916  M&N 
4s,  Nov.  1,  1926....  M&N 
4s,  Water,  1917.... 

ibiis    io"5% 
105        1061" 

112 

";; 

3-10 
3-10 
3-10 
3-10 
3-10 
3 
3 

3-55 
3-55 
3-60 
3-35 
3-35 
314 
3-35 
3-35 
8-35 
3-35 
3-35 
335 
3-35 
3-35 

4s,  1917  to  1923  j&J 
4s,  Aug.,1916to'22.F&A 
Melrose  4s,  Sew.,  J'y  '26..J  &  J 
Methuen—  4s,  Aug.,  1910 
48,  Oct.,  1925  A&O 
4s,  Aug.,  1924  
Middlesex  Co.— 
4s,  Dec.,  1913  J&D 
Natick— 
4s,  July  15,  1926.  ...J&J 
Needham  —  4s,  Sept.,  1924. 
4s,  Sept.,  1923  
New  Bedford—  7s,  '09.  A&O 
6s,  Oct.  1,  1899  A&O 
5s,  Oct.  1.  1903  A&O 
4s,  gold.  Jan.,  1927..  J&J 
4s,  g.,  March,  1907..  M&S 
4s,  Wat.,  Apr.  1,  '26.  A&O 
3138,  1910                   A&O 

103 

107 
10313 

1081*2 
104% 

3-65s,  April  9,  1900..  Q-F 
3i«8,  July  1,1930..  ..J&J 
3138,  July,  1940          J&J 

West  Bay  City— 
5s.  Ref.,  July  1,  '25.  J&J. 

MINNESOTA 

6a.  Ref.  school  certs.,  July 
1,  1899-1909                July 

...... 

106i< 

107% 
108 

108  Hs 
107 

3*28,  Sept.,  1945  M&S 
Sks.  Jan.  1,1927  J&J 
3s,  April  9,  1900....  Q—F 
Laurel—  5s,  Oct.,  1904  
5s,  Oct.,  1914  

MASSACHUSETTS 
3>a8,g.,  July,  1901  J&J 
Sals,  g.,  April,  1920.  .A&O 
3138,  Gold,  Nov.,192y.M&N 
3138,  g.,  July  1.1935..  J&J 
8s,  g.,  April  1,  1909..  .A&O 
3s,  g.,  April,  1915  A&O 
3s,  g.,  Jan.,  1930  J&J 
Arlington— 
4s,  Nov.,  1904  M&N 
4s,  June,  1936  J&D 

10512 

48,Rev.&bld.,J'yl,'97.J'yl 
3i«8,State  f'd.  J'y  1,'21.J&J 
Brainerd  — 
6s,Ref  nd.,  May,'04.M&N 
Duluth— 
6s,Refd.,  Jan.  l.'OS.J&J 
5s,  School,  1913.  ...M&N 
4i«8,G'n.fd.Janl,'20.J&J 
4138,  g.,  July  1.  1926.  J&J 
4s,Park,Jan.l,1921.J&J 
Hennepin  Co.  — 
4"3S,C'urWi.,Ap.'24.A&O 
4139,  Ct.H.,  July  1,'17J&J 
Ctasca  Co.— 
6s,  g.,  Sept.,  1905..  Sept. 
6s,  g.,  Sept.,  1915..  Sept. 
Lake  Co.—  6s,  Road,  1908.  . 
Long  Prairie— 
6s,  Water,  Jan.  1.  '15.  J&J 
Lyons  Co.—  5s,  g.,  Sell.,  '1O. 
Meeker  Co.—  6s,July  1,1905 
Minueapoli9— 
8s,  May,  1905  M&N 
7s,  RB.  Aid,Nov.,'01  .M&N 
6s,  School,Julyl,'99.J&J 
5>»  8,1913  

100 
100 

108% 

5 

4 

4% 
414 

'iU 

4 

4 

SI* 
514 
5il 

5% 
4%. 

4% 

3-7& 
3-75 
3-70 
3-75- 

105 

i'l"6% 
104=8 
lOS^s 

106% 

iYa" 
10513 

110 

104 

100% 

100 
100 

103 
10913 
107 

Newton—  6s,  1905  J&J 
5s,  July  1,  1906          J&J 

llOis 
1051s 
IOS 

111 

106% 
109% 
110% 

106 
107^4 

106 

lOlij 
108 
106 

4s,  Sell.,  Aug..  1915.  F&A 
4s,  Julv,  1926              J&J 

4s,  July,  1936              J&J 



10514 
108% 
104  is 

107-'60 

ib'g" 

Athol—  4s,  July,  1924.... 

Northampton— 
4s,School,Jly  1.1915.J&J 
4s,  April,  1921 

105 
106 

105 

Boston—  6s,  Water,  1906... 

6s,  April  1,1903....  A&O 
5s,  g.,  Oct.  1,  1906..  A&O 
4s,  Jan.,  1907  JT&J 
4s,Coup.,  Oot.,1923  A&O 
4s,  Jan.,  1917  J*J 
4s,  Oct.  1,1913  A&O 
4s,  July  1,  1915  J&J 
4s,  July,  1936  J&J 
3  >s8,  reg.,  Oct.  1899  .  A&O 
3>««,  Wat.,  Ap.  1/17.A&O 



11314!   11414 
10413    10513 
11014    111% 
10814    1091s 
107        108'4 
108        109 
1134    11413 
100        ]00is 
101        10£i9 

Orange— 
4s,  Gold,Ref.Jan.,'16J&J 
Rockport  — 
4s,  Water,  1918..  .  .  M&N 
Salem—  5s,  July  1,  '04  J&J 
4s,  Aug.  l.'03to'06..I'\tA 
4s,  June,  1913  J&D 
Sharon— 
4s,  Oct..  1897  to  1916.... 

1081-2    10913 

104is 

108% 

ib'% 

1131s 
105 

Flat  price 


APRIL,  1897.  J 


MUNICIPAL  BONDS. 


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Ask. 

To 
Net 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

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To 
Net. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask 

To 

Net. 

Minneapolis  (Conoludi-dt  — 
44*.  Park,  July.  1913  ... 
44s.  g..  July.  1921..  JAJ 
4s.  Water  .Apr.  1917.  AAO 
4s,Ho«plfl,Jan.  1922J  A  J 
4s!  May  15.1919.  ...MAN 
4s.  g..  July  1.  1925..  .JAJ 
New  Vim-  5s,  19O4...AAO 
•Otter  Tall  Co.-5«.1904JAJ 
Banuey  Co.-5s,  1915.  JAJ 
44*.Refund'g.  19O9.MAS 
44s,  Ot.U..  1916-17..  JAJ 
Redwood  Oo.-5».Sch.  .  19  1  1 
Rock  Co.—  5s*J'lyl,'06.JAJ 
St.  Cloud— 
54s.  Rfd..July  1/16.JAJ 
St.  Louis  Co.—  9e.  19O8.JAJ 
St.  Paul—  7s.May,'98.MAN 
7»  July  1898  JAJ 

1094    110% 
113       1144 
104       105% 
1014    10638 

3-63 
3-60 
3-6O 
3-60 
3-60 
3-60 
44 
44 

5 

3% 
3% 
B  IS 

:;  89 
i  79 

3% 
3% 
3% 
3 
3% 
3% 
:  .;-. 
3-70 
3-70 

93) 

i" 

9* 

., 

Lincoln—  6s  Funding,  Jan. 
1,1905  to  1911...... 

5 
5 

4% 
4% 

4% 
44 

44 
44 

44 
44 
44 

Newark—  (Concluded)— 
4s,  Market,  191  1  ...  .AAO 
4s,  Refund's?,  Mar.,  1923 
4s,  Water,  Feb.,  1922... 
4s,  Water,  May  1,  1922.. 

iof" 

104 

3-40 

6s,  Rerd'g  July  1,  1902.. 
54s.Fd  Sept.l,1912.Sept 
5s,  Pavg.  July  1.1902JAJ 
5s,  Pvg.,  July  1.1907.  JAJ 
5s,  Sch'l,Deo.  1.1914  JAD 
Omaha  — 
7s,  Fdg.,Nov.,  1900.MAN 
6s,  Paving.  1897  Dec. 
6s,  Oct.  1899  Ann. 
5s,  July,  1904  JAJ 

1084 

1054 
ib34 
1024 

107 

I'H'i 
1044 

ioi" 
ibo" 

103-99 
109 

4s,  Street  Iuip.,May,1906 
Orange—  6s,  Sew'age  notes. 
May  1,  1897  MAN 

103 

438 
44 

1074 

108's 

5s,  Water,  Oct.  1,  1912 
5s.  Sewer.  1923  to  1932.  . 
44s,  School,  1900  to  '07 
44s,  Sewer,  1915  to  '21.. 
Paterson— 
7s  1900 

108 
110 

1024 
102 

1044 
1044 

44 

101 

5s,  School  Dlst.,  Jan.  1, 
1908  JAJ 

4 
4 
3-7O 
3-60 
3-60 

4 
4 
3-60 
3-60 
3-60 
5 
4Tg 

4% 

4% 

44 

4% 
4% 

5 

5s,Pavlng.Au.,1905.FAA 
5s,  City  Hall.  1912.  .FAA 
44s.  Jan.,  1907..  . 
44s,  City  Hall,  1910.JAS 
South  Omaha  — 
7s,  Str.  Imp.  1897  to  '04. 
7s,  Funding,  Oct.  1,  1901. 
6s,  June  1,1901  
5s,  June,  1915 

104 

1084 

6s,  1901... 
448,1934  

100 

1024 

104 

44 
54 

44 
4% 
6 

3-35 
3-35 

358 

3-70 
3-75 
3-75 

3-70 
3-70 

3-55 

3-55 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 

3-60 
8-99 
34 

3-60 
3-60 

s-as 

3-70 
3-75 

3 

4-40 

44 

44 
44 

4s,  1908  
48,N.C.Hall,'28  to'SO.J&J 
Perth  Amboy  -44s,  Water. 
Sept.1,  1927  to  1922  
Railway  —  4s,  New  Adjust 
4s,  Water,  1932  
Trenton— 
6s,  June  16,'97to'03.JAJ 
5s,  Sewer,  1900  to  1903. 
4s.  Funding,  1905-1911 
4s,  Park  1913-1916 

75  " 
89 

103 
80 
90 

7s  July,  19O3  JAJ 

116 
103 

1184 
1O4 
108 

6s,  Nor..  1098  MAN 
6s.  Oee.  15,  190O  

107-61 
1064 
101 
101 

1194 
1074 

10S-23 
104 
102-15 
100% 

1054 
10(54 

118 

111% 
1073s 
107 
1064 

109  4 
1094 
1074 

105% 

HI!     • 
106 

102 



6»,19O-4.                AAO 

9s,  Aug.,  1904.  FAA 

107 
1104 

113 
110 

:•  - 

102" 
103 

1121* 

Superior— 
5s,  Water,  1908  MAN 
Wakefleld— 
6s,  Water,  Oct.,1912.Oot. 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE 
6s,  Mun.  war..  1905  JAJ 
4s,  Lih'y,  July  1,  1911.  JAJ 
Concord— 
4s.  Water,  Jan.1922  J&J 
Dover—  4s,  July,  1916  
48,  1907.... 

5s.  April.  190»  AAO 
>I.J-u..'15JAJ 

44s,  Plre.Jan.  1/16.JAJ 
44s,  *ew'r  July  1  .'16J  AJ 
44s.  March.  1918...  MAS 
4s,  June.  1912  JAD 
4s,0ewer.Aug.,1919.FAA 
South  Mt.  Paul  — 
mel.-Jl.JAD 
•Still  -rater—  5s,  B*r>! 
MUM  .  1M8  :  »  .     M  .'. 
. 
Tracy—  #«.  Water,  1910.... 
Worthlngton— 
9s.  Light.  J'ly  1.1915  JAJ 

MISSISSIPPI 
->.  MM*  RM  i.  :  •"'  -i 
4s.  State.  Jan.  1,  1919..  .Jan 
Meridian- 
Os,  Sower,  1924,  May  1  .  . 

1184 
1064 

104-75 
102% 
101-50 
1004 

104% 
105 

116 

1104 

110 

112»B 

108  <i 

1044 

108  >» 

107 
1244 

4s,  Water,  1913.    . 

Summit—  5s,  Sell.,  July,  '01 
Union— 
5s,  Sewer,  Jan.,  1900.  JAJ 
5s,  Sewer,  Jan.  l.'li.JAJ 
Weekawken  —  44s,  School. 
April  1   1911             A&O 

100 

101 

108 
102 

105 

48,  July,  19OO  

West  Hoboken  — 
6s,  1900-10                   JAJ 

Laeonla— 
4s,  Sewer,  1925  AAO 
4s.  194O  AAO 

5s,  Redem.,  No  v.'Ot.M  AN 

NEW  MEXICO 

7s,  Capl'l  bldg.,  '04A'5.MAb 
6s,  Provls.  debt,  1919.  MAS 

NEW  YORK 

3s,  g.,  Jan.  30,  1899 

Manchester— 
6s,  Water,  Aug.1,'13.  FAA 
4>»8,    Water,     Nov.     1. 
1913.            .           MAN 

116 
96 

100 

98% 
98 
98 

100 

54 

4s,B1ld'g.Jan..  1917.  JAJ 
4s.Jnly.1918  JAJ 

1054 
1044 

108 

4s,  Water,  Jan.  1  ,'  14.  AAO 
Hasan*— 
6s.  July  1,  1901  JAJ 
4s.Clty,g..J'nel.'13.JAD 
4s.  »•.  Oct.,  1916  
Portsmouth— 
4s,  Jan.,  1916 

3s,  g.,  Jan.  30,1903  
3s,  g.,  Jan.  30,  1906. 

MISSOURI 
34s.  BUte  funding,  Jan., 

100 

111 
99 
94 

IM 

1O2 
97 

101 

-  i 

101 
1O9 
100 
1014 

112 
100 

i 

100 

L<  - 

.'  . 

99 

100 
97 



Albany  — 
78,P.0.8ite,M'yl,'04MAS 
6a,  Water  debt,  Feb.    1. 
19O(i  FAA 

1224 
1204 

33s 

3-35 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 

3-80 
5-5O 
3-50 
3-50 

3-50 
340 
3-45 

104 

1004 

118% 

Blue  Township— 
7s.  Jan.,  1903  JAJ 
•O.Ila  way  Co.-5s.1907.Aug 
Caasfo.—  U,  1913  Jan 
Clinton  Co.— 
5s.  C.  A  H..  1901  '06  JAJ 
Dad*  Co.  -9s,  Fdr.,1899-'U 
Jack.  Co.—  U.-97  to'OOJAJ 
Kansas  City  — 
8s.  Aug.  19.1897  JAJ 
«».Renew'J.J.ii.l!H)lJAJ 
*s,&ehoot,July,l 
44s.g..Wst,  July  1.  !»!.•> 
•4s,  School  July,  I9U7 
4s.0tr  ilalUunel,  1910 
Kaw  township— 
7s,  Jan..  11HX1    JAJ 

6s,  Park,  1915  to  1919 

100 
94 

4s.  April,  1901           AAO 

5s,Wsh.P.M'yl.'20.MAN 
4a.  fmp.,Nov.,190ti.MAN 
4s,Fu.bld.M'y  1/12.MAN 
4s,  Park,  1920  to  1930 

122 
106 

126% 
1053e 
107% 

Rochester—  Is,  June,  1922. 
Rocklngham  Co,—  4«   Fdg 

1014 

July  f,  19O9...        '    Jii' 

R  .  i.  •..  .  ! 
4s,Wat-,Jsn.l,'99-U.JAJ 

NEW  JERSEY 
ili.  War.,  Jan.  1,  1898.  JAJ 
Anbury  Park— 
5s.  Water,  J'ne  1/24.JAD 
9s,  Water  Jan.  1,'  27.  JAJ 
All.  n  1  10  City  —5s,  1925.... 
Atlantic  Hiitlilands- 
5s,  reg..  May  15,1906... 
Bayonne-58.  g.,  19O2.JAJ 
5s.  gold,  1911  JAJ 

3  4s,St.lmp.'97to'OO.MAN 

101 

.  •-      .;  -  , 
-    4 
111      3-70 

1O2    •  '.'.'.'. 
115 

......       .*.. 

3s.S.C.RR.M'r.l,'06.MAS 
5s,  March  1,  1897...  MAS 
34s,  Water,  '23to'30.JAl- 
4s,  8.  C.  RR-Sep  1,'02.M  AS 
Hinghamton— 
7s,  Aug.  1,  1901  FAA 
4s,C.HVl7-'28  A  '29  FAA 
34s,  Wat.,  A'g.  1,'07.FAA 
Brooklyn  — 
78,  Reg.,  July,  1900  
7s,  Brldge.'15to'24.JAJ 
6s,  Park,  1924           JAJ 

107 

1084 

110 
110 

104 
103 

102" 
104 

128 
152 
142 
110 
121 
109 
104 
107 
108 

106 

10'J 

102 
102 
1024 
1024 
101 
102 
103 
91 
93 

Moberly-5s.  1905  JAJ 
Rails  Co.  -is.  ruod  ,  19O9. 
Scotland  Co.  - 
9s.  Fuoillng  191  ' 

101 
110 

u» 

10? 

I'll 

100 

3-49 
ft 

3-45 

Oamden  — 
7s,  May  1.1906  ....MAN 
6s,  Bounty,  190O  .  .  .  .JAJ 
44s,  Water,  Jan.,'23.JAJ 
4s,  FL  debt,  July  ,'ll.JAJ 
CapeMay- 
^sTreg..  May  1,  1916  
Bast  Orange- 
os,  Dr'n'ge.N'T.l.  03M*N 
4s,  Sewer.  J  uly  1  ,  1909  .  . 
KiUalwth- 
4s,  Adj.  July  1.  1922.JAJ 

4s,  Park.  1926  F4A 
3-65s,  Park,  Aug.  1,'  19-35 
Uoboken— 
.p.,  1898  JAD 
MAN 



4 

3-80 
3-80 

44 

Hs,  Water,  19O2 

1044 

3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
T40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 

8t.  Joseph-*..  1903  .FAA 
9s.  Heh'l.  Mar..  I'.UO.MAJ) 
os.Seh'1.  A 
i..  r  a  :  .-    :  IO1       i  •.  v 
4s.  School.  1914  AAO 
*•    1    ... 
6s.  JOB*.  1898  JAO 
Os,  Renewal,  g..1!**.  JAJ 
«s.  Pniii'u 
Os.  Park,  g 
5«.  Ren-w  . 
4s.  Renewal.  g..'02.MA.N 
4*.  June   19OO            JAD 

5s,  Bridge,  1919  JAJ 
4s,  Bridge,  1926  JAJ 
4s,  Water    1913 

103 
93 

106-40 

4s,  Sohool,  1920 

4s,  Public  markets,  1922 
4s,       do         do        1!I2.-| 
4s,  Wiiter,  Jan.  1/14.JA.I 
4s,  Water,  1912. 

103% 

11114 
10  : 

••: 

UM 
Ml 

too 

100 

100 
99 

1044 
1194 
118 

LO1 

104 

1044 
1  •- 
Ml.. 
103% 
101 
101 
101 

101 
95 

4 

3% 
44 

4-j 

84».  g,  July  1C,  -J.....I.V-.1 
34s,  g,  Jan.  1,  1928.  JAJ 
34",  g,  Jan.  1.  1929.JAJ 
34s,  g,  July  10.  HCI2  J.v.l 
34s,  g,  July  10,  1933.  JAJ 
34s,  g,  July  10,1  934.  J&.1 
34s,  Kog.,  g.,  1924.  .JAJ 
34s,  gold,  11U7 

100 

1O24 

in] 

105 
1O4 
104 
104 

ii's" 
100 

1044 
1O6 

10. 

116 

118 
12O 
1074 
111 
103 
108 
107 

102 

4*.  Reoew.,«ter..-l'l  MAN 
4s.Renew.,J.il> 
•-O9a.reneWl.ic 
»-«5s.rrn, 
J4s,ren«wsl.g.-l».rAA 
34».ren.-n  . 
SprtBrteld-Ss/M 
9s,  Ort..  191  1  ..  .wml  an 
44s,  May.  1911  wml  sn 

MONTANA 
CasradeCn.Seb.il 
•a.  (old.  Mar  1.  19O9-15. 
OMtarOo.-Os.Jaa.  1,  19  in 
Fathead  Co.  - 

Os,  gold.  School.  .  1909-15 
Os,  School  July  1 
BateM-os.  Sekool  Dl.tric  t  . 





Hudson  Co.— 
5s,  Ref.,  Sept.  1/05.MA8 
44s,  *..  KM.  I'.i-ji  ....IA.I 
44*,R'd,J«n.l.l!»23.JAJ 
44s.B'ge,Sep.l.  18.MAS 
Jersey  Clty-78.  19O5..Var 
7s,  water  1904          JAJ 

34s  gold    1930 

3s,  Bridge,  1925 



.... 



4  '4 
4  '4 

414 

3s,  Water,  1905  JAJ 
Biitfalo— 
7s,  Oct.,  1908  AAO 

1354 

3-35 
3% 
3% 
3-35 

3-35 

3-35 
3-35 
3-35 

3-35 

3-35 
3-35 

3-90 
3-60 

3-60 
3-50 

3-50 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 

3-70 
3-70 
3-50 

100 

:::: 

9 



7s,  Park,  1916  JAJ 
78   1924  &  '25              JAJ 

7s,  Fnnd.iiebt,  1897.MAN 
7s,  W.ter  loans,  '99..  JAJ 
•k  loan-,  19OO.  JAJ 
7s,  Water  (.crip,  19O2.JAJ 
T«.liii|i.Age.n.City-OOJAJ 
7s,  Water.  1908  MAS 
7«,  Water.  1913  JAJ 
8s.  April.  1904  AAO 

6s,  Parks,  Jan.  1.1924JAJ 
5s.    Water,     April     25. 
1898  A'99  AAO 

109 
107 



.... 

44s,  Tax  loans,  June  28. 
l')OO                          JAD 

107V 

9% 

94 
4% 

4\ 

S% 

9 

8 



— 

4s,  Sewer,  May  1  ,'1  3.M  AN 
3  4s,Park.  Reg.  ,  1  927  FAA 
34»,  Kefmlg,  July  1/97. 

1064 
1014 

ibsif 

1O94 

5s,  City  tfall,  '97 
5s.  gold.  Assess.,  1 
5s,  WafrJ'ne  1,'21JAD 
9s»A*ies8.Apr.l016.AAO 

34s,  Buff.  Charter,  July  1. 
l.-i'.IT  tn  11101  

Lewis  A  Clarke  ' 
64s.  C.  H.  g.  July.1901-7 
54".  C.  II.  g.,  July.'08-'15 
MlssoulaCs.— 
«s.  g    R»fund.4»!y  1/16 
•Irer  Biw  Co.— 
9s.Fd.Jnly  1.  1912.  JAJ 

NEBRASKA 
Os.  Act  of  r»».  14,  '77,  Apr 

34s.  Kef'g,Jiiu.l,'16.JAJ 
38,  Plank  Road,  June  2. 
1910                          JAD 

ibi 

1024 

109% 
109   ; 
100 

4  '.i 
44 

4«B 

4H 

110 

...... 

44s,Imp.  up.  to  '02-3.  J&J 
Long  Branch— 
5»,  Sanitary,  J'ne  1,  1913 
Monmouth  Co.— 
5s,  Sch.,  June  20/39.8.  -an 
Montelalr— 

...... 

Cohoes— 
78,  J'ly  1,  1897to'13JAJ. 
4s,  July  1,  1920  JAJ 
4s.  City    Hall.  Dec.  15. 
1915  to  1928 





106 

102 

1094 

Corning— 

4s.  Sewer,  Aug.  1,  1903.. 

44 

4 

34 

3-5O 
3-50 
3-50 

Elmira— 
44s,  sewer.  A'g.  1/99FAA 
4s,  Sch'l,  J'ly  1,  190  4MAN 
4s,  Reg.  May  1,  1910  
34s,  Redcmpt'n,  191--21. 
3s,  P'k.Sep.  1,1897.  MAS 
Far  Rockaway  — 
5s,  St.,  1898  to  1922.  JAJ 
5s,  Sewer,  1917  JAJ 
FlatbHsh—  6s.Wat.  '1  I.MAS 
Kings  Co.—  6s,  Sohool,  Jan.. 
1898  to  1904  JAJ 

B-  4--    . 
Oa,  Water,  Mar.,  1901  -OO 

H     • 
7s.  Fundln*.  190O..MAN 

100 

1044 

111 
103-51 

4».  Road.  1935  JAJ 
New  Brunswick— 









Douglass  On.-.->«.  1911  JAJ 
9*.  Ref..  July  1,  1907.JAJ 
Or»D.|    Islami—  Os,   Water. 
WOT.  1.  1905  MAS 
•arrant—  Os,  Water,  Aug. 
Au« 

1254 
102 



100 

MM  H 

'    8s.Water.Aug.1897.FAA 
«l».  Corporate,  Aug..  1908 
9s,  Corporate,  June,  1910 
44s.  Water,  May,  1919.. 

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Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 
Net. 

H»nd». 

Bid. 

Ask. 

T.I 
Net. 

3-60 
360 

Roild*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 
Net. 

Klngi  County—  (Oon.) 
58,3oh.July/98to'02.JAJ 
48,  reg.  Bldg.  Imp.,  M»y  1  , 
1910  to  1919  MAN 
4s,  Park,  May  l,1905-'44 
4H,  Park,  '10  to  '33  MAN 
48,  8tr.linp.,1900-20.JAJ 
Kingston— 
7H,  Jan.  15.1901  JAJ 
6a,  Refunding,  1910.  JAJ 
4»,  Rfd.Jan.l5,1912JAJ 
34s,g.,Watu/19-'36.AAO 
3,  Rfd.,  Jan.  15,  1914.J&J 
Lanslnglmrg— 
4s,  Sch.,  Deo.  1,  1900.JAJ 
Larchmont  — 
4s,  r.,  Highway  &  Sewers. 
1916-25  AAO 
Long  Island  City— 
7s,  Sept.  1,'97  to'14.MAS 
6s,No.,Feb.  '13  to  19.FAA 

103 

100 
105 
108 
104 

Yonkers—  (Concluded)  . 
4«,  Water,  Apr.,  1912.  ... 
4s   reg  do  Apr.  1,  1905.. 





Dayton—  (Concluded.) 
44s,  Wat.,  '98  to  '04.  FAA 
4s,  Wat.,  May  1,  '05.  MAN 
Defiance— 
6s,  Paving,  '98-1899.  JAJ 
5s,  Ref.  Mr.l,'02-'12  MAS 
Delaware  Co.  — 
r  s,  Dltch.June  5/97  to'05 
5s,  Road.June  5/97  to'll 
East  Liverpool  — 
5s,  Ref.,  Wat.,  June  1,'23 
58,  School/09  to  '20  .JAD 
Findlay— 
7»,  Gas,  1897  to  1903 

3-85 
3-85 

44 
44 

44 

4V- 

4=8 
4»9 

514 

5H 
54 
54 

NORTH  CAROLINA 
6s,  Old,  1886-98  JAJ 
New  bonds,  1892-98..  .JAJ 
Chatham  RR            .    AAO 



.... 

* 



.... 



3-55 
3-50 
3-45 

344°i 
3-70 

3-70 

4 
4 
4 

4 
4 

4 

4 
4M 

4 

4 

4 
6 
3-90 
390 

3-40 
3-40 

Consul.  4s,  c.,  1909....  JAJ 
Consol  4s,  1910  JAJ 

•  ibd" 

*  100 

-  124 









...... 



Small                    .  ..  JAJ 

6s,  1919  AAO 
Ashevllle—  5s,  g.,  J'ly,  1911 
Buncombe  Co.  — 
Refunding,  g.,  5s,  1915.. 
Forsyth  Co.— 
6s,  Court  H.,May  1,  1901 
Gs,  Court  H.Mav  1,  1906 
On,  Court  H.,  May  1,  1911 
Wilmington— 
tts  Jan.  1,  1918  

10212 
1044 

1084 

1124 

4% 

103 
10478 

104 
108 
112 

6s,  1898  to  '07  JAD 
6s,  Str.  Imp.,  1900.  ..FAA 
5%s,  1919                   FAA 

5s,Wat«T,Mar.l,'08.MA8 
Fostorta  — 
<i>.  PvK.SepM,  1907  MAS 
6s,  Sewer,  1904  

5% 

5% 
5% 
44 

44 
44 

5s,  Fund'g,  Jan.1/22.  J  AJ 

NORTH  DAKOTA 
6s,  Hospit'l.May  1/04.MAN 
4  >i  s,  Re  v.  ,  Apr.  25,'05.  AAO 
4s,  Refund.,  July  1,1914.. 
4s,Fund'g,Mar.20/21.MAN 
4s,  Refund'g,  July  1,  1923. 

OHIO 

3s,  S.fd.,  July/97A'98.JAJ 
3s,  Reg.,  funded  debt.  .JAJ 
44s,  Univ.,  Dec.,  '98-'03 
Akron— 
6s,  Sch.,May22/98.MAN 
5s  School    1901 

6s,  Sew.  Sept  1  1919.MAS 

44s,  Imi).,Ap.2,'99.AAO 
4i«8,  Imp.,  Ap.2,'14.AAO 
4128,  1902  to  1923..  JAD 
4s,  Water.Sep.  1/20.MAN 
34s,Wat.,Mayl/20.M&N 
Montgomery— 
48,Water,Jul.l,  1915.JAJ 
Mount  Vernon  — 
5s,  Reg.,  1900  AAO 
58,TaxRel.,Sep.  1  ,'98FAA 
4s,  School,  1909-'17.MAN 
4s,  Reg.,  1917to'26.MAS 
4s  Road  Feb   1   1935 

4i4 

Franklin  Co.    6s  Mr.21  ,  '01 

6s,  Gen.  Erp.  Man  It   1, 
1897  to  1902....  MAS 
6s,  Road,  Sep.  l,'05,S-an. 
44s,May  l/99to  '08.MAN 
GalliaCo.— 
5e.  1898  to  1913  JAJ 
Gallipolls— 
5s,  Water  Mav  1   1914 

100 
100 
100 
100 

99H 
99i« 







100 

101 

44 
44 

459 
4»g 

4'4 

414 

44 

58,  Redemption,  1900-15. 
Hamilton  — 
5s,  Gas,  Feb.  1   1908 







34 

3*8 

3*8 

3'8 

5i4 

5 

5s,  Municip.,  1914  to  '18. 
44s,  1902  to  1911  ..  .MAS 
Hamilton  Co.— 
5s,  1934                      FAA 

Newburg— 
6s,  May  1,  1996  MAN 
5s,  Water,  July  1,'97  .I&J 
4s,  Water,  Feb.l,'12.FAA 
348,  Wat.,  Sep.l,'07.MAS 
New  York  City— 
7s,  West  Farms..'97-2147 
7s,Mortisania.l908-1980 
6s,  WilliamsbrldgeHlg'y, 
May,1909-44  
7s  1900                      MAN 

110 
109 
105 
105 

105 

113 

5s,  Str.,  July  14,  '99  JAJ 
Alliance—  6s,  Oct.,  1904. 

5s,Elberon  Av.,  191  1  JAD 
4s,  Ref.,  May  15/1  6.  MAN 
4s,  O.  H.,  June,  1936  
4s,  Armory,  December  1, 
1917-37  JAD 

Ashtabula  — 
6s,  Sewer/97  to  '03.  AAO 
Avondale  — 
5s,  June,  1916  JAD 
5s,  T.  A  I.,  May  1914.MAN 
5s,  Water,  Jan.  .1907.JAJ 
4s,  St.  im.,A,  J'ne'21.J  AD 
B.July,  1921  JAJ 
C.Jan.,  1922  JAJ 
D.April,  1923  AAO 
Barberton— 
6s.  Sewer,  1897  to  1903.  . 

t  109 
t   1081s 
t   105 
t   1O212 
t   1021s 
1    102.1s 
1    10212 

iii" 

108 
115 
101 
102 

"98" 
97 
98 
98 



Hancock  Co.  — 
6s,Ditch,  Jan.30,  1  900,1  AJ 
5s,B'dge,1897  to'98.M  AS 
Hardin  Co  — 
6s.  Edge,  Jan.  1,  '98.AAO 
Henry  Co.— 
68,  Ditch,  Nov.,  1898  
Ironton  — 
5s,  Water,  Jan.,  1906  
Lakewood  — 
6a.El.Lt.,Oct.l5/97to'16 
Lawrence  Co.  — 
6s,  lidge.,  Sept./97.MAS 
Lima— 
6s,  Pvg,  1898-1908..  JAJ 
Logan  — 
5s,  Ref.,1900tol930JAD 
Lorain— 
5s,  Ref.,  Wat.,  1914.MAN 
5s,  River  Imp.,  1924-29.. 
6s.  Paving,  '98-'05..FAA 
Louisville  — 
5s,  Water,  1914  FAA 
Lucas  Co.— 
5s.Gen.F./98to'04.MAN 
5s,  Child's  Home/05.  FAA 
5s,  Road,J'yl/98-99.J&J 
4s,  Courthouse,  '44.  MAS 
Marietta— 
6s,  g.,  1897  to  1904.  AAO 
5s.  Paving,  1906....  AAO 
Marion—  6s,  Imp.,  Sept.,  '98 
to!910  MAS 

44 
44 

44 
44 
44 
4% 

44 
3'8 

45ft 

5 
5 
5 

5 

4 
4 
4 

(is   1900                      MAN 





5s  1908                       MAX 

34s,  g.,  CorlearsH.  .1913 
34s,  g.,  Park,  1916.  MAN 
34s,  Exmr.,  Oct.  1,  '15.. 
34s,  Exmt.,  Nov.  1,  '16.. 
34s,  Exmt.,  Nov.  1,'17.. 
34s,  Exmt.,  Nov.  1,  '22.. 
Siss,  g..  Dock,  I»:s5  
3s,  g.,  Street.  1916.  MAN 
3s,  School,  1913  ....MAN 
38,g..Str.AAve.l914MAN 
3s,  g.  Dock,  1924....  MAN 
3s  School  1908 





54 
4% 

4=8 

105-65 
105-90 
106-10 
107-10 

"". 

Blanchard  Township— 
54s,  Fefdg.,  '98  to  1902. 
Bluffton— 
5s.  Water,  1900-'14.  MAS 
Bond  Hill- 
Ss.Wat'r,  Sept.l,'20..MAS 
Butler  Co.— 
5s,  Dec..  1898  to  1900.  . 

10414 



.... 

44 
44 

44 
44 
44 

IS 
I* 

54 
3-90 



.... 

4i2S,  Ct.  H.,  190H-07.JAJ 
44s,  Bridge,  1910  to  '24. 
44s,Replen./04to'18JAJ 
4128,1921-24  JAJ 

3s,  Water,  1904  AAO 
24s,  Tax  exempt,  '09-29. 
Niagara  Falls— 
4s  School  May,  1913 

97 





3-80 
3-80 

4 
4 
4 

4>4 
414 

3% 

3-75 
3-75 
3-70 
3-70 
3-70 

3-40 
3-60 

3«B 

3-40 
3-40 

3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 

34 

4 

3-70 
3-50 
4 

3-45 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
4 

3-40 
3-40 
3-40 

3-40 
3-40 
3-40 

Canton— 
5s,  Sen.,  July  10,  '11.  JAJ 
5s,  Sen.,  Oct.  21/03.AAO 
5s,  Ref.,'98/99  1900.JAJ 
44s,  Fire  D.,A'g.'99.FAA 
Ccllna— 
6s,  Water,  1916-'29.AAO 
Cincinnati— 
7-38,  July,  1902  JAJ 
7*inB  May  1906 

4s.  Police,  Feb.,  1914  
North  Tonawanda  — 
5s,  Sewer,  Sept,  25.  1911. 
4s,  Wat.,  Mar.  31,'24.  A  AO 
4s,  Paving,  1897-'05.  MAS 
Clean— 
58,  Reg..  July,  1903....  N 
5s,  Reg.,  Nov.,  1900....  N 
Pelham  - 
4s,Rcg.,8ch'l,J'y,'98.JAJ 
Pouirlikeepsie  — 
7s,  RR.,Fcb.  1.1902.FAA 
5s,  Bounties,  1900..  MAS 
44s,       do       1901..  MAS 
48,           do       1905..  MAS 
34s,  Sewer.Ag.l  ,'05.FAA 
3s,  Bounties,  1907..  MAS 
Queens  Co.  — 
4s,  Nov.,  1916  MAN 
Rensselaer  Co  — 
348,  Court  House  certifi- 
cates, 1911  to  1927 







100% 

117 
126 
118 
125 
1174 
119i2 
10912 
111 
105 
105 
101 

11758 

127 
119 
129 
1184 
1204 

102i4 

4% 

44 

4% 
4% 

44 

S* 

5% 
44 
5% 
5% 

4T> 

4'i 

4% 

5% 
5% 

4% 
54 

5% 

4% 

4% 

44 
5% 
5% 
54 
4% 

7s,  Fund'g,  May/bi.MAN 
7s,  Nov.,  1908,  MAN 
6s,  gold,  Mav,1906.MAN 
6s  Aug    1909            FAA 

103 

105 



5s,  Sewer/97  to  '17.  MAS 
Marion  Co.  — 
5s.  Bridge,  '97-'01..  MAS 
Martin's  Ferry  — 
6s,  Pav.,  Sept.  1/97-1904 
5s,  Seh.,  1926  to  '44.  MAS 
McC'omb  — 
6s,  Imp.,  Oct.,  1904..  JAJ 
Medina  Co.  — 
5s,  1898  to  1901....  FAA 
Milford  Center— 
6s,  Ref.,  '99  to  '13..  AAO 
Monterey  Township— 
6s    Sell  ,  i  897  to   1904 

5s,  Sew.,  May,  1  909.  MAN 
5s,  30-508,  8.  f  .  ,  1930.M  AN 
4s.  30-50s,  s.  f.,  1931.J&J 
4s,  S.  F.,  30-SOs,  J'ly,  1941 
4s,  City  Hall,  1909  .  .  J  AD 
Cleveland— 
6s  June  1898            JAD 



.... 



108-65 

1024 

3-55 
3% 

3-50 

3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3% 

3-50 
3-SO 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 

44 

6s,B'dof  Ed.,Sept.l,1907 
to  1916             Semi-an. 

Richneld  Springs— 
4s,F'nd.W'ter,J'e  1/06.14 
Richmond  Co.— 
4s,Fund.,Juuel,'14.JAD 
4s,  g.,  July,  1.  1921..  JAJ 
Rochester— 
7s,  Reg.,  Jan.  1,1903  
4s,  1912. 

10458 

5s,  El.Rd.,  J'ne,  1903  JAD 
5s  Oct.,  1902             AAO 

107M 
106% 

i084 
107% 





5s,  Vlad.,  June.1907.JAD 
4ijs,  B'dge,  '99..  Semi-an. 
4>?8,  Wat,  Apr.,  '02.AAO 
44s,  School,  J'e.'02.  JAD 
4s,  Funded   debt,  April, 
1902                        AAO 

...... 



Montpelier— 
6s,  Wat.&  Lt.,  1900-1906 
6s,  Wat.A  Lt.,  1920-1929 
Napoleon— 
5s,  Water,  1906  J&J 
Nelsonville  — 
6s,  Ref.,Apr.l,  1914.AAO 
6s,8chool,1906to'14  MAS 
New»rk  — 
5s,Ref.S'pl/97to'12.MAS 
Nilcs—  6s,    Electric    light, 
Sep.  15/05  to'19.  Semi  an. 
North  Baltimore— 
6s,  Paving,  1906..  .  .MAN 
Norwood—  6s,  1897  to  1905 
5s,  1915  
5s,  El.  Lt.  1897  to  1926 





101 

101^2 
10214 

1081s 

102  M 
102% 
103's 
1094 

105 

34s,Ref'gRR.,19l3.F&A 
3i*8,B'dge,Sep.l,'22.JAJ 
Rockland  Co.— 
4*2,  Reg.,1903-'05..AAO 
Saranac  Lake  — 
5a,  Water,  July  l,'24.July 
Schenectady  — 

4s,Wat'r  April,  1903AAO 
4s,  Sew.,  Apr.,  1900.  AAO 
4s,  Park,cp.Areir.Apr."27 
3-658,  Water,  Sept.,  1902. 
Clermont  Co.  — 
5s,  Deficiency,    June   1, 
1916  to  1923           JAD 

106-55 

7s,  Jan.,  1898  to  '00.  JAJ 
4s,Wat.,N'vl,'08-15.MAN 
3s,  Water,  Aug.  15,  '11-13 
Syracuse  — 
7s,RR.,  Jan.  1,  1900.  JAJ 
4s,  Rfd.  Feb.  1,  1904.FAA 
48,Sch,Dc.  15,'97-'06JAD 
3  4s,  Wa.  J'ly  1,  1920,.!  A  J 
3s,  Wa.,  July  1,  1920.JAJ 
Troy  — 
58,Wat.,M'yl,'97-02MAN 
44s,  Water/98  to'04.FAA 
4s,  June  2,  '98-1904.  JAD 
34s,  Reg.,  1900-'04.MAN 
34s,  Dec.  15,1905-11  JAD 
34s,  Reg.  Imp.,  1914.JAJ 
3s,Bldg.,  Oct.  19/99.  4AO 
Utica— 
78,  RR.  Aid,  July  1,  1901 
4s,  Paving,  1901 

Clifton— 
4*28,  Gen.  imp.,1919.JAJ 
2d  ser.,  Mav,1920.MAN 
44s,  Sewer,  July,'17JAJ 
4i28,  Wat,  ,  2d  ser./22  AAO 
5s,  Water,  Jan.,  1906.JAJ 
Columbiana  — 
5s,  Water,  Moh.  1,  1915 

i    105 
t   105 
t   104% 
t   105 
t   10512 



.... 

103 



5i4 

37e 
3% 
3% 
3% 
3% 
3% 
375 
3-70 
3-70 

54 
4 
4 
4 

Pickaway  Co.— 
6s,  Road,  '97  to  1900.MAS 
Plain  City— 
6s,  Ref  Water,1903  to  23. 
Pleasar.1  Township— 
6s,  refund.,  1897  to  1900 
Pomeroy— 
6s,Ref.,Nov.l,1914.MAS 
Port  Clinton— 
5s,  Water,  1905-25  
Portsmouth—  5s,  Aug.,  1900 
5s,  Water,  May  1,  1906.. 
Putnam  Co.— 
6s.  Ditch,  1899  to  1900.. 

Columbus— 
6s,  June,  1904.           JAD 

113=8 

5s,FireDep't,  June,  1904 
5s,  Water,  Ap.  1,  '07.  AAO 
58,8ewer,,July,  1912.JAJ 
5s.  Sewer.Sep.,  1913.  MAS 
4128,  Viad.,  Nov.'OZ.MAN 
4128,  Sewer,  Sept.,  1921  .  . 
4s,  Sewer,  Ap.  1,  '10.AAO 
4s,  Nov.,  1909  JAD 
Corning  — 
6s,  Re'f.,  Water,  '97  to  '04 
Cuyahoga  Co  — 
5s,  July,  1918  JAJ 
Davton— 
6s    Apr     1897  to  1899 



11214 

io'iii 

104 







3-45 
3-40 

44 
5 

54 
5% 

Yonkers— 
7s,  Apr.  1,  1901-2.  ..AAO 
4s,  Bridge,  Apr.  1/97JAD 
4s,  Paving,  Mar.,  1897  to 
1901  MAS 

Ill 

100 

100 



Ridge  Township— 
5s,  Road,  Apr.  1/15.  AAO 
Salem— 
6s  RR    1911..           MAS 

...... 

3-60 

6s,  Nov.,  1904... 
5s,  Sou.,  Feb.  1,  '06.  FAA 





Salineville— 
6s,  School,  Dec.  1/15.  JAD 

4g,  Soh,  Ap.  1  ,'20to'  24  A  AO 

'  Flat  price. 


I  These  towns  have  been  taken  Into  Cincinnati ;  their  bonds  are  now  Cincinnati  obligations. 


APRIL,  1897.J 


MUNICIPAL  BONDS. 


33 


Bonds. 

Bid. 

A»k. 

To 
Set 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 
Net. 

Sanduaky— 
5s  June  19OO             

101 
102 



PI  ttsburg—  (Cong- 
es, Water,  Jau.,1908.J&J 
5s.  Funded  debt  Improve- 
ment, 1913             J&D 

116 

3-30 
3-30 

3  ashrille—  (Con.)— 
4i«s,  1907. 

•  1034 
*  1004 
•  101 
'  1014 
"  1014 
*  100 

• 

44 

44 
44 
44 
44 
44 

*7i 

5sIwharf,Aug.l/O9.F,kA 
Stark  Oo.- 
5«,  Ref  dg.  1903  -12.  MAS 

8/WaterTr024  MAS 
to.  Par    1897  to  1003  . 

44s,  1918,  Water....  J&J 
44s,  Water,  1920  
41^8  1922 

r- 

44s,  School  July  1919 

09 

48,  Comp..  Jan.  .1915.  JAJ 
Reading—  48.  Aug.,  1910... 
4s,  Apr.,  1918  A&O 
Scranton— 
4Vj8,  Redemp.,June,19O9 
4  4s,  City  imp.June.1919 
44s,  School,  1920 

105 

448,  1923. 

104^ 

3-60 
3-60 

4s,  1919 

3-90 

i  :n> 
3% 
3-90 

378 

3-70 
3-80 

4=8 

« 

S 

North  Knoxrille— 
5s.  Water,  Sept  ,  1919 

106 
106 



Toledo-7-3  May  4,  1900... 
to  Oct.  1899  AAO  . 

io-i' 

i'os% 

Shelby  Co.—  6s,  Long.A&O 
6s,  Long,  various  ...M&S 
6s,  Short  J&J 

116 

115 
106 
•  100 
•  100 

118 
118 
118 
1034 
1034 

5s!     Refunding,    Water, 
June  1    1903            JAD 



4% 

3% 
3% 

34 

3-70 
3-70 

3-6o| 

3-80 
3-45 
3-45 

3-70 
3-65 
3-75 
3-65 

3-70 
3-70 

3-30 
34 

34 
34 
34 
34 

3»8 

Sharpsb'g58,School,19O2-9 
Wilkes-Barre— 
6s,  Aug  1,  1897      Aug  1 

5s,  May  1.1911  ....MAN 
44*8eh.Ju'el8.'04.J&D 
44*.  Fire,  July,  1912JAJ 
44s,  Oct.  1919  AAO 
44s.  Bch..Feb.l7/16  FAA 
4s,  Park.  July  1/22  J&J 
4s.  Park,  July  1/42  JAJ 
Onion  City— 
to^efu'g.,1903to'15JAl> 
Van  Werv— 
5s,  Water,  Apr.  1,  1911-41 
Van  Wert  Co.— 
to,BM,  1911  to!919.FAA 
s/apakoneta  — 
5s,  Water,  19OO-'16.MAS 
Wesrwood— 
to.  Beech  AT./07  to  19O5 
5s,  Sidewalk,  3ept2.1925 
5s,  Water.  July  1,1915.. 
Wlnton  Place- 
is,  Town  HalL  1915-25.. 
Wood  Co.—  5s,  Conrt-honse, 
March  1,1807  MAS 
Ywugstown—  to.    Paring, 
Oet  1   1807  to  1003  

Wilson  Co.—  6s,  1899..  J&J 

TEXAS 

7s,  Frontier  def.,1910.M&S 
6s,  g..  Red.  J'y,  1906..  .  J&J 
5s,  Ketir'g  outs.,  1909.  J&J 
4s,  Ret'g  outs.,  Jan./99.Jan 
Abilene  — 
Ss.Water,  Jan.6,1901  J&  J 
Austin  — 
6s,  July,  1904             J&J 

5s,Certif8'.,1898  An. 

RHODE  ISLAND 
34,  g..S.  H..  1934  J&J 

Burrillrille— 



105 
105 

4s,  g.,  Impt..  Jan.  1,  1907 
4s,  g.,  Impt,  Jan.  1,  1922 
Central  Falls— 
4s.  gold,  Dec.,  1905  to  '20 
Cranston—  48,  Aug.  15,  '25. 
Newport—  4s,  Mar.,  19O5... 
4s,  g..  Park,  Feb.,  1927.. 

95 

100 
95 
100 

105 
"07" 

.... 

5s,Wat.&  Lt.J'ly/30..0-J 
Bell  Co.—  5s,  1909  Apr 
Bexar  Co.— 
6s,   gold,   Court    House, 
Aug.  18,  1933,  Anril  10.. 

110!% 

1014 

i<  37B 

4V 

102  «g 
103% 
103% 
1074 

106 
1064 

1084 

1054 

1144 

1124 
103&8 

i 

5a,  April.  1899  A&O 

4s,  g  ,  July,  1910....  J&J 
4s,  Water,  July  1/19.  J&J 
4s,  g.,  July  1,  1936  

58,  Bridge,  1910..  Apr.  10 

100 



1   1O6 
1  1O6 

103 

102 

54s,  Ref.,  Apr.  1905-35.. 
Commerce  — 
6s,  Sen.,  1901-1906..  J&J 
Corsicana— 
58,Swr.,  July  1.1919.J&J 
Dallas— 
7s,  RR.,  Apr.  1904.  .A&O 
6s,  Funding,  1917.  .A&O 
5s,  Fd.,  July,  1931..  J&J 
5s,  g.,  Aug.,  1928.  ...F&A 
Ennls— 
68,Sch.,Sep.l5,1934.M&S 
Fort  Worth—  7s,  19O4  M&S 

4s.  jr.,  Water  A  S.,  July, 
1934...                  ...J&J 

104% 

3-00 
44 
3-00 
3-00 
3-90 

4 

6 
6 

A 

1 

4s,  Fd.  loan,  g.,  '36..  J&J 
Prorldence— 
6g.,  July  1,1900  JAJ 

95 

111 
107 
100 
10O4 

101 

98 

..., 

107% 

105 
113 
1124 

107% 
102% 

•^>  ^•Hsinl  ftont.  *O2  .JU&8 
STrSiL.a^i.'Ol.a-an 
5s,  Park,  Mar.  1/14  JAJ 
5»,Flr«.Oet.'07to'  15.  AAO 

44s.  ReTToct  1.-09.AAO 
OKLAHOMA 



58,  g..  July,  1906  ...  JAJ 
4s,  Sen.  .  g..  Mar.-25.MAN 
4s,  g.,Park,  July  .'21.  J&J 
4*.  »..  School,  July,  1911. 
34s,  g..  Wat,  1916.  M&S 
Woonsocket— 
4s,  Water.Apr.l/lS.AAO 
4s,  Reg.  Gold,  1921.  FAA 

SOUTH  CAROLINA 
6s,  Old  bonds,  1869  to  1888 
44s.  Blue,  1928  JAJ 
44s.  Mew  issue,  1933..  J&J 
4s.  July  1,  1936  JAJ 

102 

.... 

103 

.-»«. 

6s,  Water,  Feb./22.F&A 
5s,  Ref.,  1920  J&J 

5-2O 

99 

100 

106 

14 
107 

to.Fd..8ept  10.  1004-Sept 
Oklahoma  Clty- 
to.8ch..Jan.  1.  1914JAJ 
to.  Fnnd'g.  1006  to  1915 
Oklahoma  Co.- 
to.  Fund.  Dec..  1904.  Ann 
to.  Fund'g..  1919  to  1022 

OREGON 

a  Seh.,  Mar  1.1914^1  AS 
*..  1r>mi   i 

4 

8s.  1897  to  1903  M&S 
5s,  Llm.  debt,  Sep.1,1921 
5s,  Mm.  debt,  June  1,  '23 
5s,  Llm.  debt,  Jaji.  22/25 
5s,  Llm.  debt,  1927  
6s,Pund'g;i905-15.M&N 
58,  Wat,  1908-1928..  J&J 
Henrietta— 
6s,  g.,  Ref.C.-H./25.J&J 
Hlllsboro—  5s,  gold,  Water. 
Jan.  1,1935  JAJ 
i    6s,  School,  lt«09  J&J 
Honey  Grore— 
5s,  Imp.,  1906-'26  
Houston— 
108,  New  series,  1901.  J&J 
6s,comp.,  July,  1918.  J&J 

99 
99 
99 
994 
98 
98 

ibi" 

102 

i 

Charleston— 
7s,  Conrertible,  '97.  AAO 

.,-     i-.-                   ..AAO 

103 
103 
MM 

-•-• 

i'os" 

102 
100 

.... 

5s.  Oct.  1923    .  ...AAO 

4s,  19O9  JAJ      

Columbia—  38-48.  1910  

101 
96 

Malaeur  Co.- 

..    -.      ...     -.  -.-    Ml  l 

SOUTH  DAKOTA 
to.  Rer.,  war.,  Apr.  1.  1807 
6s,8ch.ACol.,J'y  1/05.JAJ 

100 

100 

.... 

Portland--^  ^^ 

to.  g..  Sewer.  1906  .JAJ 
to.  Sea.  DIM..  1913  .AAO 
6S.J..C.H.  July  1/23  JAJ 
5s,  Wa..  Jau   1.  11117  JAJ 
5s.  a-..  Wai  July  1/23  J  AJ 
5s,  t.  Bridge.  1925  AAO 

PENNSYLVANIA 
^  Agricultural    Collar*, 
eb.   1022                  FAA 

M 

4  15 
4-15 
4 
4-15 
4% 

3 

44 
44 

5s,8eh.ACol.,M'yl/07.JAJ 
44s,  Refd.,  May  1/07.  JAJ 
4s,Con*tl  fu.  Mar.  1  /  10.  J&J 
34«,  Herd.,  Nor.  1/12  JAJ 
Aberdeen- 
to.  Ref.,  Jan.  1,1915.  JAJ 
FanikOo.- 
Os.  Fund.  Jan.  1,  '15.8.  -an. 
Hanson  Co.— 
to.  Refunding,  1908.  JAJ 
Lake  Co.—  6s,  Fdg.,  1O-2O  yr 

ib"64 
104 
974 

1084 
106 
99 
1094 

s 

111% 

113% 
117 
1134 

100 

100 

6 

6 

6 

e 

5s,  Comp.,  July/18.  J&J 
5s,  g..  Ref.,  Jan.  1/37J&  J 

6s,  Bridge.  1909.  .Apr.  10 
Paris—  6s,  Water,  Oct.  15, 
1912  to  1937           J&J 



100 

1034 
98 

99 

110 
1OO 

107 

5' 





Rs,  Impror.,  June,  1930. 
San  Antonio  — 
be,  Refund'g,  1898..  J&D 
6s,g.,Fund.,1905  15.F&A 
to,  Impt,  Aug.  1/08.F&A 
to.  May  1,1915....  MAN 
6s,  1916                 ...F&A 

4s.  180S  to  1004  FAA 
4s.  Fnnd'g.  Feb.,1912.FAA 
34s.FuBd..Feb.,1012.FAA 
Allegheny  -5s,  1807..  Var. 
448.190010  1008...  Var. 
4s,  10O1  to  1019 
4a,  July,  1910  

104 
Ul 
107 

;;;-."- 

1054 
104 

Marshall  Co.— 
to.  Fund.,  Jan.  1/15  JAJ 
Mitchell— 
to.  School,  Apr./14.AAO 

-:..  U   1  1     - 

5s.  Fund..  Jan.  1/lO.JAJ 
Watfrtown- 

to.  School,  July  1/09  J&J 

TENNESSEE 
to.  Unfunded,  19OO...JAJ 
to.  Compromise,  1912  
44s.Penitont.Ocfl3.AAO 
44s,  Redemp.,  1913.  .AAO 
4s  Funding,  1907  



112 

.... 

3'flO 

100 

101 

5s,  Building,  1917...  F&A 

Sherman— 
6s,  Fund'g,  arer.  1  8  y  rs  .  . 
to,  Refd'g,  aver.  94  yrs. 
6s,  Water,  arer.  204  yrs. 
Temple— 
7s,  M'rket.Mar.l/27.M&8 
Tyler—  7s,   Water,  Jan.  1. 
1903...                  ...J&J 

103 
101 
105 



.... 

4s'  July   1925 

.... 

All»»h«y  On.- 
5s.  Comp..  1013... 

00 
90 
107 
107 

ibV 

105 

.... 

4s.  Blot,  1000-1006.  .  Var. 
Alleatown—  7s.  1800..  AAO 
6^  Water.  1800  AAO 
4s.  City  19O4 

4 
4 

102 
101 
100 
100 

1024 

08 

100 
100 

Waco—  5s.  Gold.  1923.  .  . 

105 

.... 

Altoona— 
4s,  School.  1924  JAJ 

6sJtog.watJanl.-04.JAJ 
Chaster 
to.  City   1*08             JAJ 

ns.  i92o'....          ...M&a 

4s,  Redemption,  1912.  J&J 
3s,  Settlement  (  1OO)  ...JAJ 
3s,  Settlement  (1000),  1913 
3s,  Scrip      

95 
76 

"so" 

:::: 

... 

58,  Ref.,  July,  1909.  JAJ 

UTAH 

5s,  Bnlld'g,  19OO-1910.J&J 
5s,  Territorial,  '98-'O8J&J 
Logan—  5s,  g.,  Water.Dec., 
1612  J&D 

104 

.... 

10667 

34 

4 

100 

Chattanooga— 
to.  April,  1909  A&O 

4 

100 
100 
100 

to.  City,  1808  to  '00.  JAJ 
4s.  City,  1001  to  10O4JAJ 
4s.Scbool.July  l.'U.JAJ 

Davidson  Co.-6s,  '99.  JAJ      100 
6s,  Asylum,  1903.  ..JAJ      100 
44«   1915  JAJ      





3*8 

a 

5% 

4% 
4" 

Ogden—  5s,  Gen.  Imp.,  May 
1,1913  MAN 

11»4 
107 
104 

Hamilton  Co.—  6s,  Bridge, 
Oct.  1    1900  AAO 

Salt  Lake  City— 
5s,  Gen.  fd.,  1901-11.  J&J 
5s,  Fund.,  1908  M&S 
5s,  Fund.,  1912  J&J 
5s,  Fund.,  1914  M&N 
58,  School  Dist,  1902.F&A 
5s,         "            1913.  F&A 
Salt  Lake  County— 
5s,  Fd.,Aug.l,'06-16F&A 

VERMONT 

6s,  Agrio.  College,  June  1, 
1910  J&B 

St  JaZ  l.TOto  1066  JAJ 
4a.Cn»,/ulr  1.  10MUAJ 

Harriman  — 
6s.  Aug.  1,  1923  FAA 

102 
108 
100 
100 

4?8 
4*1 

3V7O 
3-70 

Homestead—  5-4s.Oct  1807 
to  1916                        AAO 

1074 

4-65 

Hay  ward  Co.—  6s.  

M.-M.I.  r-"M  <••..     ''•*     

97 
98 

Johnstown-  As.  1021  .  .  J  AD 
4»s,8«p*.  1.1023...  MAS 
4s,  Flrr  alarm,  1023  JAJ 
Lainaatur  to/Oft  to  2OJaa 

is.  Water,  19  l'l.. 

109 
103 
104 
101 
100 

Jackson—  to,  1900  

Knozvllle—  «8,  Fund.,  1015 
5s.  g    Imp.,  1921  

130 

131 
1034 
1044 

103 

102 

4 

4s,  Funding,  1920  

964 

Lexington—  «s,  RR.  aid/13 
Marshall  Co.-5s,  1901.FAA 

Mos?Ta£distrtct,  1915.J  AJ 
to,  Comp..  Fllppln.  1907. 
to.  City  school.S  to  20yrs 
44.  R«W.  «-.  1926.J&J 
Hashrllle-%s.  1901  ..  J  A. 
to.  Refunding,  1903  JAJ 

,1 

•  100 

*  112 
•  114 
•   114 
•  107H 
•   108 
•   106 
•  107 
•  113H 
•  114V 
••  115V 
•  116V 
•   117 
*  118V 
>'   107V 
>*  107V 
)•  101 

102 

114 
117 
115 
109 

44s,  Fnadlng.  1020  JAJ 

Barre—  4s,  May,  1911  
4s,  May,  1916  
Bellows  Falls— 
4s,  Water,  1915  
Beimington— 
4s,  Sewer,  Jan.  ,'03-5.  JAJ 
48,  Jan.,  1917  JAJ 
Brattleboro— 
4s,  Jan.  1,1904  

102 

101 

SorrtetowV-  is.  1913  JAJ 
Philadelphia— 
to,  11K>I                       JAJ 

114H 



3-80 

to.  Taxed.  1004  JAJ 
4s.   Hew  funding,   Dec.. 
18W7  Id  10O4             JAJ 

106 
106 

to  Funding,  1907..  MAN 
to  Water  T908  M&> 
.    us,  Water,  1909....  MAK 
to,  Water.  1910  M&K 
to  Water.  1911  M&J 
to!  Apr.  30.  1913..  .MAN 
548.  Bridge.  1905...  AAC 
5s7waterTl921  JAI 
58  Hay  mark..  1S122.M&! 

.... 

103 
105 
107 
103 

108 

3-52 
3-52 

s-sa 

3% 

34*,  Ooe.  31,  1006..  JAJ 
3s.XoT.l,t9OOto'19.MAN 

p"-. 

7s,  April.  1808  AAC 

1034  3-10 

::  :::: 

4s,  Jan.  1,  1911  

100 

4s,  Jan.  1,  1918  

Burlington—  4s,  July.1908 
Newport  —  4s,   g.,   Water 
June  1   1920             J&E 

102 
107 

7s,  Funded  debt.  10O9... 
to.  «ioM.  Mnnlrlpal  con 
swildaud.  1004  ....  AAC 

9-aa 

Rockinitliam— 
48,  Jan..  1898  to  1917.. 

1  Plat  prtM> 


:«  i 


THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


[VoL.  LXIV 


Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Toll 
Net.lj                Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

N«-t. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

Rutland  — 
48.  «..  Sewer,  1926.  MAN 
Bt.  Albaus  — 
4s,  Refund.,  Water,  1907 

VIRGINIA 

SB.  New,  .•..  1932  J&J 
2-38,  Funded  debt,  '91  .J&J 
6s,  Trust  receipts,  stamped 
Danville-Ss,  1903-11.J&J 
6s  1914 

105 

106 
103% 

74 

3% 

Ballard—  (i»,  gold,  Water  & 
Light,  Jan.  1,  1915.  .J&J 
East  Taooum--6s,  Sob.  Dist., 
Feb.  1,  1900  F&A 



106 

5 

5 
5=8 

5Vi 
5>4 

538 
5% 

5% 

5  "a 

IS* 
5 

ei« 

53s 

514 

5 
4'e 
4*8 
538 
538 

5 

WISCONSIN- 

4138,  Bridge,  J'ly  l,'24,July 
3s,  Compromise  Jtt  J 

•     7314 
•     63is 
*       5 
120 
110 

90 

Fairh'v.-68,g.,J'lyl,llJ&J 
Kittltass  Co.— 
!    Os,  Fund.,  Mar.  1,  '02-'12 
Lincoln  Co.—  6s.  1912,June 
Pierce  Co.  — 
(is,  Fd.,  June  1,1911.  Junto 
5s,  May  2,  1912  May 
Port  Townseud  dohool  Dis- 
trict No   1    6s,  1905-15. 

ibi 

Ashland—  5B,Fdg,19O9J&J 

108  Hi 

4i« 
4* 

4-1C 
4 



Burliugt'nos,  Sch.,'01to'06 
Chippewa  Co.— 
5s,  Deo.,  1901  Dec. 

104 

6 

100 
100 

5 

"5" 





Elkhoru-5s,Water,'99to'07 
Green  Bay— 
5s,  B'dge  &  Sch.,  '98  to'12 
Iron  Co.  — 
6s,  Jail,  Jan.,  1898  to  1912 
6s,  Jail,  Jan.,  1903  to  1907 
La  Crosse  — 
5s,Brldge,Jan.l5,'10.J&J 
5s.  1906-1916  J&J 

100 

Frankllu  Co.— 
6s  Jau   1   1909          J&J 

Harrlsonburg— 
5s,  Fund.,JiUy  V24.J&J 
Lynchburg— 
8s   1904-1907              J&J 

San  Juan  Co.  — 
6s,  g.,  F'dg,  Sep.  1,'05-15. 
Seattle— 
6s,8ch.g.,Jan.l,'1909J&J 
5s,F'dg,g.,July,1913.J&J 
5s,  g.,  Apr..  1912.  ...A&O 
5s,  Seh.Dls.  No.  1,'10.J&J 
5s,  Soli.  Dist.,  No.  1.1915 
Skagit  Co.- 
6»,  g.,  Fund,  Dec.  1,  1913 
Spokaue~6s,Oct.l,'ll.A&O 
Spokane  Co.—  6s,  School... 
Dist.,  July  1,1910...  J&J 
Tacuma  — 
6s,  Apr.  15,  1911.  ...A&O 
5s,  g..  Water  &  Lt.,Jime  1, 
1913                     ..    J&D 



104-90 

110 



.... 

120 
106 
108 
104 
101 
99 

105 
114ia 
103  13 
115 
106% 
108 

112 
106 
100 
127 
112 
111 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 

6sJ,.&Dau.RR.i901.J&J 
6s,  1897  to  1915  J&J 
5s,  Perm,  imp.,  1916.  J&J 
Manchester—  6s,  10-40.J&J 
5s    1923                        J&J 

107 

ibo 

100 
101  14 

Madison—  4s,Ref.,'15.A&O 
Milwaukee  — 
7s,  Geueral,  1901....J&J 
7s,  Water,  Jan.  1,'02.J&J 
5s,  July  1,  1907  

95 
112 

96 

113 
115=8 
113 
11514 
1121s 

3-55 
3-50 
3-55 
3-50 
3-55 

107 

107H) 

Neapolls— 
6s,  Water.  June  1,  1924.. 
Norfolk-8s,May,1901.M&N 

106 
115 
104  H) 
117 
107% 
109 

;."; 

5s,  July,  1910             J&J 

5s,  July,  '97  to  1916.J&J 
4s,  Water,  1906-7....  J&J 

106 
109 

"95" 

98 

6s',  Renow'l,  Jau.,'  14.  J&J 
5s,  Renewal,  Ap.,'ll.A&O 
5s  1924        M&N 

107 

11138 

102 

5s,  Build.,Julyl,'07.J&J 
5s.  School,  July  1/14.J&J 
Racine— 
5s,  Adjust.,  1912  Ann. 
4s,  School,  June  1,'  13.  J&D 
Rhiuelander  — 
5s,F'nd.,Fb.l,'99-08.A&O 
Shullsburg—  5«,Water,  Feb. 
1,  1898  to  1912  Feb. 
Superior— 
6s,Sewer,Ag.l,1910.F&A 
6s,  June  1,1902  

104 
119% 

4=8 

4*8 
41fl 

Petersburg— 
8s  1903          ..      ..M&N 

Whatcom  Co.— 
6s,  Fund.,  1911  Deo 
Whitman  Co.— 
5s,  Fund.,  1912  Apr. 

WEST  VIRGINIA. 

Huntington— 
6s,  Paving,  Oct.  1,  1921. 
5s,  Sch.,  Aug.  7,  '97-1901. 
Parkersburg— 
6s,  Ref.,  1906  J&J 
5s,  Park,  J  une  1,  '16.  June 
Wheeling— 
6s,  Edge.,  Nov.  1,  '01-24. 
5s  City  July  1,  1919 



6s    1905      F&A 

ib"2" 

.... 

Richmond—  8s,  1904-10J&J 
6s  1904-1910           ..J&J 

58,  1920-1922  J&J 

112 
102 
102 
102 
102 

102 

3-70 

4s  1920-1929              J&J 

4s'  July  1  1924           J&J 

4s,'  1925  '                .  .  .J&J 



100 

WYOMING. 
6s,  Capitol,  Jan.  1,  1901- 
1910  Jan.  1 

5 

4 

4s  1926                        J&J 

4s,  Registered,  refund's, 
1929                           J&J 

104% 

4% 

4% 
4=8 
413 

WASHINGTON, 
•as,  Funding,  April,  1905, 
April  1  



6s,  Unlver.  Bulld'g,  1902 
to  1911  Jau.  1 

Fremont  Co.  — 
6s.  Fdg.,  1905-1915  

4138.  Bridge.  July  1,1924 

*  Flat  price. 

MISCELLANEOUS     SECURITIES. 

Prices  marked  thus  (*)  are  flat  prices— that  is,  the  purchaser  does  not  pay  accrued  interest  in  addition. 


Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bonds. 

Bid.    Ask. 

MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 
Acker,  Men-all  &  Condit  6s..  1903 
Albemarle  &  Cues.  Canal  Co.— 
1st  M  7s  1909         .               .  .. 

'   96 

106 
100 

103 
*110 

* 

105 
•101 
•101 

'99" 
•  92 
•100 
•107 
•  95 
"110 

*  95 
*  60 

105i« 

99 

llOia 
105 

104 
115 
107 

Contra  Costa  Water,  5s,  1915.J&J 
Cov.&Cin.  Bdg.,lst,  g.,48,1915.. 
jDanv.  (111.)  Gas  Eleo.  &  St.  By.— 
Ist.g  .68,  1899  to  1916.  ...M&N 
De1   &  Hud.  Canal—  See  RR.  bonds 
Denver  Un.  Water,  1st,  g.,  Ss.1914 
Domin.  Coal,  1st,  6s,  1913,  M&S.. 
'Dul.  U.  Depot,  Ss.Oct.l,  1930.A&O 
Eagle  &  Phenix  Mfg.  Co.,  1st  6s... 
Edison  El.  111.  (Boston),6s,'98M&S 
68,1901  M&N 

*  96 
100 

99 

A 

"92" 
•100 
•  40 
125 
115 
*110i4 
*107i4 
•129% 
•  55J« 

•110% 
t  

•ibi" 

105 
100 
101 

*  98 

100 
•  95k 
•  80 

•104 
•103 
103 
•  95 

-  97 

•102 

100 
•100 
70 
68 
•100 
*  85 
•102i« 
•  60 
•105% 
•104 

100 

•100 
77 
•103 

102 
1031s 
*  95 
•  99 
•  95 
*     5 

104 

98 
101 

101 
"94" 

Leh.  Coal  &  N.,  4138,  g.,  1914,  Q  i  J 
Railroad,  gold,  4s,  1914  Q-F 
Mortgage,  g.,  6s,  1897,  15  J-D.  . 
Consol.  mort.,  7s,  1911,  J&D... 
Gen.  mort.,  g.,  4138,  1924,  Q-F.. 
Col.  Tr.,  g.,  4138,  1905  M&S 
Del.  Div.  Canal  1st,  6s,  1898.J&J 
Leh.  Val.  Coal  Co.—  See  RR. 
;  Levee  S.  Cot.  Press,  lst,6s,'07,M&N 
Los  Angeles  Lt.  Co.,  6s,  1905.  J&J 
Guaranteed,  6s,  1905,  J&J  
Louisiana  Eleo.  Lt.,  1st  6s  
Louisv.  Board  of  Tr.,  6s,  1910,  J&J 
Louisv.WaterCo.,l8t,6s,1906,A&O 
2d,  5s,  1910,  F&A 

'110>s 
lOSi^ 
•lOSi^ 
•132 
•103 

11H3 

isi" 

Algiers  W.  W.&  Elec.  6s,  1925.  J&D 
Alton  Br.—  See  St.C.M.  &  St.L.RR. 
Amer.  Bell  Teleph.,7s,  1898,  F&A 
American  Brew.  Co.  6s,  1915.  J&J 
Amer.  Cot.  Oil,  deb.,  8s.  1900,  Q-F. 
Amer.  Dock  &  Imp.—  See  Cent.  N.  J. 
American  Safe  Deposit  Co.  — 
1st  68,1903  Q.-J.  15 
Amer.  Sec.  &Tr.,  5s,  1905,  F&A.  15 
5s   1905  A&O        

•100 
*   92ij 
*  96 

ibi" 

115 

109 

42 

100 
100 

•102" 

116 

no 

101 

Edison  El.  111.  Co.,  N.  Y,lst,5s,1910 
Edis.  Eleo.  111.  N.Y.,lstcon.g.,  1995 
Edison  Light  &  Power,S,F.  6s,Q-F 
Edison  Ill.Co.,St.L.,6s,1923,F&A 
Edison  Eleo.  111.  (Brooklyn)— 
1st,  mort.,  g.,  5s,  1940,  A&O.... 
ElmiraMun.lmp.Co.,5s.l942.A&O 
lElyton  Co.  (N.  6.)  -5s,  1924..  J&J 
Enterprise  Mfg.  Co..  1st,  6s,  1903. 
Erie  Tel.  &  Tel.  ,  6s,  1  903,  J&J  
6s,  1909.A&O  
Ccl.  tr.,  g.,  s.  f.,  5s.  1926  
Ft.  8.  &  Van  B.  Bridge—  See  St.  L. 
&  San  Fran.  RR. 
Foxburg  Bge.—  See  Pitts.  &  W.  RR. 
.Fresno  Water  Co  ,  6s,  1910..  A&O 
Galveston  Wharf  Co.  — 
1st.  5s,  gold,  1940  A&O 

110% 
111 
130i4 
56i3 

"Si" 
102" 
ibs" 

103 

102 
101 

"9~6" 
"99" 

99 
100 

102" 

73 
72 
103 
90 
103 
70 

105 

103 
104 
105 
101 
100 
10 

American  Spirits  Manuf.  Co.— 
1st  g.,  6s,  1915    ...  M&8 
Ainer.  Strawboard  Co.,  6s,  F&A... 

78 
9913 

.9.5.. 

ibo" 

101 
65 

LowellEl.Lt.Cor.,lst,5s,g.,'14,J&J 
iMadis'nSq..Gard.,l8t5s,1919.M&N 

* 

69 

111 

40 
90 

i'io" 

Augusta  Factory,  6s,  1899 

Maine  Steamship  Co.  — 
1st  M.,  skg.  fd.  g.  6s,  Apr.,  1926 
Manhat.  Beach  H.&  L.Co.  (Ltd.)— 
General,  gold,  4s,  1940  M&N 
Maryland  Steel  Co.,  5s.  1922,  F&A 
Masonic  Hall  Ass'n  (Wash.)  5s,  '08 
Masonic  Temple  (Memphis)  ,  6s  
Merch.  Br.  —  See  St.  L.  Mer.  Term. 
Metrop.  Opera  &  R.  E.  Co.  1st  5s, 
May  1,  1903,  M&N 

'"83" 

•104 
*107i8 

|    . 

IstM  6s    1915         M&N 

B.  &  S.  Car  Co.,  1st,  g.,  6s,  1942,  J&J 
Bere.&EngleBrew.,lst,6s,'21,J&J 
Blue  Lakes  (Gal.)  Water  Co.— 
6s  1938          M&8 

Bon  Air  Coal  6s,  1915.      .  J&J 

Boonevllle  Bge.—  See  M.K.&T.RR. 
Boston  &  Mout'a,  7s,  1902-7,  M&N 
1st  issue  7s  1898,  J&J      .      

Boston  El.  Lt.—  6s,  1908  M&S 
do            58,1924  M&S 
Boston  Terminal  Co.  — 
1st  M.,g.,  3138,  Aug.  1,'98.Q.-A.. 
Brooklyn  &  N.Y.  Ferry  Co.— 
6s  Jan   1   1911             ..    .  J&J 

108 
102 

117 
•  93 

•130 
•106 

* 

ib'6" 

•  48 
•101 

ibi" 

100 

"94" 
"5213 

102 

103*8 
100 

ibo" 

100 

Metr.Telep.&T.,lst.5s,pf.,'18,M&N 
Metro.  Ferry  Co.  —  See  Long  Is.  RR. 
Mich.-Pen.CarCo.l8t,5s,g.'42,M&S 
Miss.  Levee  (W.  B.  I.  &  S.  Co.),  6s. 
Miss.  Levee  (Yazoo  Delta),  6s  
Miss.  Rlv.  Br.—  See  Chlo.  &  Alton. 
Mo.  Elec.  Light,  1st,  6s,  1909,  A&O 
2d,  6s,  1921,  Q-May  

*  fi6 
•104 
•110 

•101 
•102 

•i'io" 

100 

10213 

100 

•ibi'is 

90 

105 
112 

ibi" 

101 
103i« 

Gen.  Electric,  deb.,  g.,5s,1922,J&D 
Grand  R.  Coal  &  C.-lst  6s,  '19.A&O 
Hackens'k  Water  re-organizat'n— 
1st,  5s,  1926  J&J 

Con.  5s  

Hawaiian  Com.  &  Sug.  5138,  1916. 
|  Heck.-J  ones-J  ew'l  Mill.,  1st,  6s,  '22 
Henderson  Bridge—  See  RR. 
Hoboken  Ferry  —  1st  mtg.  5s,  1946 
Hoboken  Land  Imp.,  5s,  '10,  M&N 
Hopkinsville  Water  Co.— 
6s,  g.,  1926  J&J 
Huntington  (W.  V.)  Water  Co.— 
6s,  1913  M&N 
Hydraulic  Press  Brick,  5s,  1904.. 
111.  Steel  Co.,  deb.,  5s,  1910,  J&J. 
Deb.,  non-conv.,  5s,  1913,  A&O. 
Imperial  Bldo.  Co.,  lst,6s,13,J&J 
2d,  6s,  1908,  M&S 

BkiynWf.&W.Co,lst,5s,1945,F&A 
Oahaba  01.  M.Co—  SeeTenn.C.l.&R 
Cairo  Bridge—  See  111.  Cent.  RR. 
California  Electric  Light,  6s,  J&J. 
Campbell  &  Co.  (incorp.),  Istg.  5s, 
July  1  1908                 ....  

Morris  Aqueduct— 
1st,  g.,  4s,  Aug.  1,1915  
Mut.  Un.  Tel.,  8.  f.,  6s,  1911,  M&N 
Muncie  (Ind.)  W.  W.  Co.,6s,'13,F&A 
Mystic  Wharf  &  Stor'ge  (Boston)— 
1st,  gold,  5s,  Deo.  1,  1906..  J&D 
Nat'l  &  Prov.  Worsted  Mills,  6s.... 
Nat.  Linseed  Oil,  deb.,  6s,  1904  
Nat.  Starch  Co.,lst.g,6s,1920.M&N 
Natoma  Vineyard  1st  6s  

Chateaugay  Ore  &  Ir.  Co,  6s,  1915 
Chat'n'gaCityWat.Co.—  6s,'12,J&J 
Ches.&  Del.Canal,lBt,5s,1916,J&J 
Ones.  &Pot.Tel..5s,1896-1911,J&D 
Ohio.  &  Atchison  Bridge—  See  RR. 
Ohio  Board  of  Trade,  5s,  J&J  

Chic.  Consol.  Brew.  &  Malting  Co. 
Ohio  Dock  Co.  1st,  5s,  A&O  

'98"i3 
10113 
104 
•109% 

ib'6" 

99 
100 
100 

New  England  Teleph.&Telegr'h.— 
6s,  1908,  A&O    . 

108 
105 
103 

9913 

88 
100 

11413 

111 

106 
"89" 

Chic  Ediaon  Co.,  Deb.  6s  

Internal.  Navigat'n  Co..  6s,  1906.. 
Iron  Steamboat  Co.,  6s,  1901,  J&J 
JacksonBrew.  Co.,  1st,  6s,  '01,  F&A 
2d,  6s,  1906,  M&N  

5s,  April,  1915  

Istmort.,  jr.,  5s  A&O 
'Jhic.  Junct.,  col.,  g.,  5s,  1915,  J&J 
Cin.  Chamb.  Com.,  4s,  1908,  J&J. 
Oln.  Desiccating,  6s,  1907  J&J 
Oin.  Masonic  Temple,  6s,  1898  
Oln.  Stock  Yards,  5s,  var.,  A&O.  .. 
City  WaterCo.,Sheboygan,Wis.,6s, 
1910  M&S 

New  Haven  8.8.  Co.-  6s,1902.A&O 
New  Orl.  Abattoir  Co.,  6s,  1916.. 
N.  O.Brew.Ass'n,  M.,  6s.,  1905.J&D 
N.O.CottonEx.,l8t,5s,  '06,Q-Jy. 
N.  O.  W.  W.  Co.,M.,6s,  1909,  A&O 
New  River  Br.—  See  Ches.  &  Ohio. 
New  South  Build.  &L.  6s,'14.Q.-J. 
N.Y.  Biscuit  Co.,  IstM.,  6s  
N.Y.&E.R.F'ryCo.lst,5s,'22,M&N 
N.Y.&  N.  J.  F'y-lst  M.,  5s,  '46.  J&J 
N.  Y.  &  N.  J.  Telep.,  5s,  g.,'20,M&N 
New  York  &  So.  B'klyn  Ferry,  5s. 
Niagara  Falls  Power  Co  — 
IstM.,  gold,  5s,  1932  J&J 
Northwest'n  Teleg.,  7s,  1904,  J&J 
Ocean  SteamshipCo.—  See  Central 
Odd  Fellows  Hall  (Memphis),  5s.. 
Ohio  Falls  Car  Co.,  6s,  1922.  A&O 
Old  Colony  Steamboat  Co.— 
5s,  Dec.,  1903  
Omaha  Br.—  See  Union  Pacific. 

Jamestown  (N.  Y.)  Water  Supply 
Co.,  6s,  1913,  M&O  
Jefferson  &  Clearfleld  C.  &  I.  Co.— 
1st,  g.,  5s,  1926  J&D 
2d,  gold,  5s,  1926  
Jersey  C.  El.  Lt.  Co.—  1st,  6s,  1909. 
Kan.C.A  M.  Ry.&  Bridge—  See  RR. 

103 
90 
91 
107 
95 

RR."6f 
107 
99 

105 

i'io" 

98 

Gal" 
110 
100 

Clear  f.  Bit.  Coal—  See  N.  Y  .  C.  &  H. 
Clinton  W.  W.  Co.,  6s,  1913,  M&S. 
Ool.C.  &  I.  Dev.,gu.,5s.  g.,'09,J&J 
Ool.  Fuel  &  Iron- 
Colorado  Coal&Ir.,6s,1900,F&A 
<;ol.  Fuel  Co.,6s,geD.,g.,'19,  M&N 
Gen.,  g..  58,  s.  f.,  1943  F&A 
CoL  Riv.  Bge.—  Seelnt.  &Gt.  N.  RR. 
Commercial  Bldg.Co.,6s,'07,M&N 
Oom8t'ckTun.,lst,ino.4s,'19,M&N 
Consolidated  Coal,  6s,  1911,  M&S. 
Consol.  Water  Co.,  San  Diego  — 
1st  mort.  ,e  ,5s.  1914  M&N 

90 

99 

4 
95 

*  88 

'97" 

81 
100 

513 

100 
94 

Ky.  &  Ind.  Bridge—  See  RR. 
Keokuk  &  Ham.  Bridge—  See  RR. 
Ky.  Title  Co.  R.  E.  bonds,  6s,  J&J.  .  . 
Kentucky  Wagon.  6s,  1901...  J&D 
Knickerbocker  Ice,  5s  

L'cledeBld.Co.,lst,6s,'97-'07,M&N 
2d,  6s,  1897,  J&J. 

La  Grange  Furnace,6s,  1912.  Aug. 
Leavenw.  Term.  Bridge—  See  RR. 
Lebanon  Water  Co..  «».  1918.  J&J 

•  jFlat  price. 


t  Last  sale. 


||  414  per  cent  basts  bid. 


APRIL,  1897.  J 


MISCELLANEOUS    BONDS    AND    STOCKS. 


Bid.    Ask. 


It. .11. 1.. 


Bid.    Ask. 


Stork*. 


Par. 


Oreg.  Imp.  Co., 1st.  6s,g.. 1910.  JAD  • 


I'.ux  certificates  of  deposit. 
— 9.  AAO 


10O 
49 


100 
80 


I'unsol.,  5s,  1939, 

Engraved  trugl  certificates 

Paatalc  Water  Co..Pat*rson,N.J.— 
Oen.  M.. I?..  5*.  Jan..  1937.  JiJ.. 

PennaylvanlaCanal— 68,1910,JAJ 

Pennsylvania  Steel— 

lit.  Si,  1917.  MAN 

Con.,  gold.  68.  1925 .MAS 

Philadelphia  Bonne- 
lit.  K..  5s.  1913 MAN 

Plea*.  VaL  Coal.  1st,  6s.  g..'4O,M.kN 

Portland  Water  Co..  6s,  1899 

4S.19J7 100 

Procter  A  Gamble.  1st,  6s,  1940..    114 

PTOT.  Fall  R.  A  Newpt.  Steamboat 
1st  mort.,  g..  5».  1916,  AAO 

Rapid  Transit  Ferry- 
lit  M..  gold,  5s.  1897  to  1901 ... 
r  L.  A  L..  6s.  19O4.J AD 


102 


100 
100 


88 
20 


Cons.GasCo.,J.C..l8t,6,1904,MAN  *100»a  lOHa  Oakland  Gas-Light  &  Heat.. -.100 


102 


90 


LOS 

1O2 
116 


105 

105 

100 


UM 


Sacramento  Power  A  L.6s,'23M  AS 

St.  Castries  Br.-See  Wabaah  RR. 

St.  Joseph  (Mo.)  Water  Co— 
6s.  1909.  JAD 100 

St.  U  Agr.  A  M.  Ass'n.2dM.6s,  1908  •  95 

St.  L.  Bn-w.  Ass'n,  6s,  1914,  JAJ.  ,*10O 

St.  Louis  Br.— See  Ter.  Ry.  Ass'n. 

Com.  Co.,6»,  1910.MAN  •  89 

St  Louis  Exposition  6s.  1917, 

St.  Paul  Union  Depot  1st  6s,  1930   105 
Consol.  5s,  1944 102 

8an  Diego  Land.  7s.  1900 MAS    

San   Joaquln   Elec.   Co.  (Fresno. 
OaL)-6aJJnlvl,  1915.  .JAJ....  •  94 

Sharon  Estate  Co.  5s,  19O3 .  .AAO    lOu 

Slbier  Mfg.  Co.,  6s,  1st,  1902 *100 

Bloas  Iron  A  Steel  Co.- 

1st.  6«.  1917  FAA  •  88 

Consol.  es,  1918 AAO*  65 

Southern  Iron  Co.  6s 192O  •     4 

W.  A  C.  Issue,  1922 *  1O 

Southern  New  Eng.  Tel.  Co.— 
1st  5s,  1912 U.-Mar 

So.  Ynba Wa.Co.of  N. Y  .as.'iJJAJ 

Spring  Brook  Water  Supply  Co— 

1st  M..  g..  5«.  April  1, 19.-6.AAO    

Spring  vi.  Water.6s,  19OO.  MAS.  *117>4 
4..  I-..I7  Q.-M  MOO's 

etanoard  Rope  A  Twine— 

1st, g., 6s, ^946 FAA-  66<« 

Income  (t.  5s.  1946. *   16 

Stockton  Copper  5s.  1905 

Sumday  Creek  Coal,  lst.it.,  6s * 

8usetTel*g.  ATeieph.  Co..6s....    

Biuquehaana  Coal,  Ba,  191 1.  JAJ 

6wirt AOo.-lstmWe.6s,1910J4J    I.MI 

Tampa  (Fla.)  Water-Works  Co.—    ' 
1st  M..  *  .  skg  fd..6s,  1915.MAS  *100 

Tenn.  O.  I.  A  RR  - 

Tenn.  Div..  1st,  6s.  1917.  AAO..  •  87 
Him.  Im..  1-1  ..MI  ..;..•!?.. JA.I  •  -I 
CahabaC.M.Co.,lit,6s.'22,JAD*  85 
De  Bard.C.  A  I.Co.,«4,1910.FAA  •  85 
Alice  Fnrn.Oo..lstM.78.'02.  AAO  MOO 
South  »»Uts»arg.6s,  19O3..FAA  •  9O 

Eureka  Coal.  1st.  7..  1904,  AAO 

Pratt  Coal  A  Ir.-7s.  19O3  MA>  *1O2 

lOth-2:fd»t.Fer.c:o..l«t,5s.'19.JAU  • 

Tenn.Cotton  MfK.Co.,6s.l905JAJ 

3dmort.. «.,  16U.  JAJ      *  60 

Tarre  Haute  Wat«-r  W,.rk«  Co.— 

Con.  1st  M..«.,6«,l*99  1909JAD  •  9s 
Texas  A  Paclle  Coal  1st  Be.  19O9  •  u:i 
CB.  Ferry  Co..  1st,  5s,  1920.  MAN 
Union  Dairy Oo.j6a,19Ol. MAW..  MOO 


101 

91 
1OO 
107 
105 

90 

97»» 


M 

72 

5 


Con.  Gaa  Co.  of  N.  J.— 1st  con.  g. 

5s,  1936 J&J*.... 

Consolidated  Gaa  (N.Y.)— 

Deb.  59.  19O8 M&N  *.... 

Denver  Consolidated  Gas  Co. — 

1st,  M..  g..  6s,  Nov.  16, 1911.JAJ  *  98 

Deb.,  g.,  6s AAO*  98 

J>etroit  Gas.con.l8t,  M.,g.,58, 1918 '  7m 
Duluth  Gas  A  Water  Co.— 

Con.lstM.,g.,5sNov.l,1908MAN  *  70 
Equitable  Gas,  1  st  6s,  1 899. . .  FAA  104 

1st  consol..  gold.  5s.  1932 113 

Ctfs.  Indebted..  58,19Ol-O6JfAH    

Ft.  Wayne  Gas  Co.,  1st,  68, '25.  JAJ  *  92 
Gr.Rapid8Gas-L.Co.lBt58,'15.FAA  *  91 
IndianaNat.AIll.,l8t,68,'O8,MAN  *  74 
IndianaiK>lis  Gas,l8t,68,'20,MAN  -105 

LacledeGas§t.L.,g.58,  1919,  O-F  • 

Lafayette  Gas  Co.,  1st,  6s,'24,M  AS  •  92 
Lockport  (S.  Y.)  Gas  A  Elee.  Lt.— 

IstM.,  g..  6s.  Aug.  1,1914. FAA  100 
Logansp'tAWab.Val.Gaslst68,'25  *  75 
Louisville  Gas  Co.,  5s,  1916,  AAO.  1O9 
Madison  Gaa  A  Elec.— 

1st,  g.,  6s.  1926 AAO 

Metro.  Gas  L  Co.,  1st  6s, 1901. F&A 
Minneapolis  Gas  Lt.  Co.— 

Cons.  6s.  Mar.  1,  1910-30. ..MAS 

|     1st,  6s,  1902 MAS 

Mun.  Gas..  Albany  6s.l8tM., 1906. 
Municipal  Gas  Co.  (Yonkersj— 

6s,  Jan.  1, 1904 JAJ 

New  Albany  Gas  L.  A  Coke— 5s, 

1920. MAN 


Bid. 


Ask. 


62 


100 
100 


85 
107 
115 


*  92 
•106 

100 
102 
112 

100 


93  Hi 
94 

77 
108 


77 
110 


95 

108 


103 


105 


.  ______ 

73Hl 
52 

...... 

100 


183i 


Ohio  &  Indiana  Gas...  59 

80       Paterson  (N.  J.)  Gas  Light  Co. .25  t  25 

PawtucketGas...  ...50')  81 

Philadelphia- 
Northern  Liberties 25  it 

United  Gas  Imp 50  t  73^ 

Pittsburg  Consolidated 50:1  51 

Manufacturers'  Gas 50  t  48 

Pittsburg 50  t  95 

People's  Natural  Gas 50it  32i« 

People's  Nat.  Gas  &  Pipe'g  ..25  t   14 

Pennsylvania  Gas 50 !  t .*. 

Philadelphia  Co 50|t  IS^s 

South  Side 25it  17 

West.  Penn.  Gas  Co 50  1 

Portland  (Me.)  Gas  Light 50;tlOO    |102 

Providence  Gas 50,tx85       88 

95>s  Rochester  Gas  &  Elec.,  com 100    

94         Preferred IOO    

Rutherford  Gas 100|  75 

102      St.  Paul  Gas-Light lOOi  x49       53 

Salem  (Mass.)  Gas-Light 100      94V 

San  Francisco  Gas  A  Elec 1O01     97V  97V 

Capital 5OI1  30 

Central 1001     9-"2 

PaclflcGas  Imp 100      92V   93% 

Paciflo  Lighting 10  r  5O    i  51 

Savannah  Gas-Light 25|t  23 

Stockton  Gas  Light  &  Heat 5O  t 

Summit  Gas-Light  Co • 100 :     82 

Troy  (N.  Y.)  Gas 100    117 

Waltharn  Gas  &  Light  Co 1OO 


108 

Warren  (R.  I.)  Gas' 25  t  25 

104*3  105^   Washington  (D.  C.)  Gas  20  t 

Newark  Gas  6s,  1944...;.... 125     126      Western  Gas  of  MUwaukeeV.'.'.'ioo      67 

New  Orleans  Gas  1st  5s Var.  * Wheeling  Gas  Co 50  t 

N.Y.AE.RiverGas-Con.  5s,  1945*  97       99       Woonsocket  Gas 100 

1st  M..  gold,  5s.  1944. JAJ  M06     lO6ia   Worcester  Gas 100 

Oakland  G.  L.  A  H..  5s,  1898.MAS  * 1O4 


110 

75is 


MINING  STOCKS. 


Alamo l 

Allouez 25 


2d  Issue.  5s.  1916 MAS  MO7 

Ohio  A  Indiana,  1st.  6s.  1926 7_"s 

Peop.'sG.AC.,lBt,gu.K.6s,'04.MAN<*110 

2d  guar.,  g.,  6s,  19O4.JAD * 108 

1st  con.,  g.,  6s,  1943,  AAO *105V AmericanCoal 25 

Rutherford  Gas,  1st  Bs,  1911 * !10l      Anaconda 5 

St.  Paul  Gas-L.— Con.  ex.,  6s,  1918 

lst.6t.  1915 

tirn.,  g.,  5s,  1944 

Stan'dOas  Oo.-lst.  5s,  193O.MAN 
66>n  8tocktonOa«AEl.Co.-6s.'05.MA8 
17  Syracuse  (N.  Y.)  Gas  Co.— 

l«t  M..g..5s.  1946 JAJ 

Troy  Gaa,  6s,  deb 

5s,  con 

Wash.GasOo.-A.6s.  1902-27, JAJ. 

102>i       B.  6a.  1904-29.  JAJ 


93 
UM 


ary    o..a.          .  .. 

KR.-SM  Nortoeru  Oentral 
nion  Sar.  Bk.  A  Tr.  Co..  Taeoma. 
Wa-h--GoW  troat  fls,  189«» 
U»lted  Eleetrie  Security  Co.— 


Union 
Union 


-22. 


100 

M 
B 

90 


United  Elevator  Co..  6a,190B,  JAJ    

6*.  1915 JAD  • 

United  El.  Light  A  Power— 1st  M.  •  70 
U.  8.  Brewing  Oo.  (Chic.)  5s,  1910  81 
U.8.  Leather.  s.f.deb..es.«.' 13 JIAN  *113 

U.>M.ATr.Oo.,lstTr.Ks,5/20yr.  } 

~  " AJ    IOO 


Tr.4>t^ser.D,  Jan.  l.'OM6.J4 

ClulMN.  B.).5s 


TV  •aOVUIHk    *w!UU  \f»t   O.I.  V*l  ....... 

Ws*h.Mark.Co..lst.as,'92-'ll.ti  J.  *1O8 
ew.  19lia?.<i-J  ...........  -108 


. 

Imp.,  ew.  19la.<i-J 
Kxteoalon,  6X  191427 


Weat.  Gas  Co.  (MU.)- 

IsteoLtr.,  g..  5s,  1933,  MAN.. 
WUllamsburg  Gas,  1st  mort.,  6s.. 


GAS  STOCKS. 


Par. 


Allegheny  Gas  Co 25  t 

-"  — 125 


79       81 
111      113 
9»>*  100>s 


98 
1O6 
108 
114 

115 


100 
110 
110 


93 

1024 


Anaconda  Copper ... 

Anchor!  a-Leland 1 

Arnold  (assesm't  paid) 25 

Atlantic 25 

Argentum-Junlata 2 

Banxkok— Cora  Bell 1 

Bankers — .' 1 

Banner  Gold 1 

Bi  Metallic  Mining  Co 1 

Bi- Metallic  Mining  Co.,St.Louls.25 


175 


4*0. 


20 

87 
120 
109% 

26 

45 

69 


105 


l¥6 


5o. 
9Oc. 
115 

54^20 


1-10 

22 


30 

.;,>.., 


Allegheny  Heating  Co 

AurnrtaGasCo. 25  »  28 

Bait  1  more  Consolidated  Gaa. ..  1 00      6O 

BayonneAGreenv.Gas-L.Oo.12>*    IOO     

•Boston-  Bay  State 5O  t     4><      4\ 

Cbarlertown  Oas  A  Electric.  5O  t  66     

East  Boston  Gas 25  I  347«    35V| 

!    Jamaica  Plain  Gas  Light....  100  ; 105 

1024  Brooklyn  Union  Gas  Co 100.     97%    98 

Buffalo  Gas  LUrht  Co 17" 


98 
98 
65 


105 


im 

•  -• 
m 


Mutual  Gas  Lirht  Co 

Citizens  Gas  Light  Co 
Cambridge  Gas  Light. .........100 

Charleston  (8.  C.)  Gas 25 

Cbartlers  Valley  Gas  Co 1OO 

Chelsea  Gat  Light 10O 

Chicago  Oas  Co.,  Cen.Tr.  recto.  10O 


125 
IM 

180  V| 

""8>i 
79 


Bob  Lee 1 

BonAlrCoal 100 

95       Bonanza  (Dev.  Co.) 101 

Bonne TerreF.  AC.  Co 10 

Koston  A  Cr.  Cr.  (gold) 1 

Boston  A  Montana 25 

Breece  (Iron) t 25 

491-)   Buffalo  Iron  Co.  (Nashville)— 

I'liiuinon 100 

Preferred IOO 

Iliitl.'  A  Boston  (3d  instal.  pd.).25 

CalumetA  Hecla 25 

Catal pa  (silver) 10 

Centennial,  assessment  paid  ...25 

Central  Coal  A  Coke  Co IOO 

Preferred  5  p.  o.,  cum 100 

Central  Lead  Co IOO 

Cleveland  Cliffs  Iron  Co IOO 

Colorado  Fuel  A  Iron IOO 

Preferred 100 

Colorado  Coal  A  Iron  Devel...lOO 

17V     Preferred 

10>g  Columbus  A  HocklngC.  A  I 

80         All  Inst.  p'd 100 

78      Consolidation  Coal  of  Md 100 


1-00 
t     3 

I  21 
300. 

4c. 
8380.  i  8130. 
2»<c.  2igO. 
i>40.|  21*0. 

1-95    2-25 

•ooy  -01 

5        10 
70o. 


12>sc. 


15c. 


I    17% 


tj 

85 


-H 


West.  Ua.,d«b.,  7s, '75-1900.  MAN 

DeMftture,  7*^  184A-19OO  MAN 
Collateral  tr..  cur.,  5s,  1988,  JAJ 

Woatcn  Stone  Co..  oa.  AAO 

West  Troy  Water  Works,  «• 

Wh.  UE.AP.Coal.lstjt.^s,'19JAJ 

Iowa  A  ill  Coal.  lst'«7.T»-iO. JAD 
WIlmlnctonlN.C.lRy.Br. 
Wlnona  Bridge. -flee  RR. 

GAS  BONDS. 

Bay  State  Oaa  Co.— Inc.  7s.  1899. , 
Boston  t'n.  Gas.  1st,  5s.  1939,  JAJ 
3d.  5m  1939.  JAJ 


95 


•'im 


BrookllM  (Ma»s.i  Oas  Light  Co.. 
(•0.5*.  1913.  FAA 


Brooklyn  Union  Gas  Co..  1st  oou. 

Sa.  «..  May  1.  1945 

Borfnl V.tGafrL..  lst.5«.Ap.  v>5^.a 
Uarnnilelet  Gas,  0*.  I9O2.  JAJ...., 
Caesapeake  Gas.  6s.  19OO.JAD... 
Chio.  f;.|.iit.  u».i-,,  ..u.  r.ii.-..  .i.v.l 
OWe.Gas-UAC..lst.g..5«,>37JAJ  •  95 
OB.Peo.'sG.-L.AC.  l«t.6«,'04.MAN  M  10 

l.t  con.,  a*.  K..  1943.  AAO *108 

OIUMsVlMlM  Lt.Co..5*.Apr.l,UM>5  • 
OolaabwiU>K!o.,lst.5a.g  ,'32 JAJ 
OOMOL  OM,  Bait.. 6*.  1910.  JAJ.. 

OraaoLS*,  1P39,  JAJ 

Ooosum.  Gas.Chlr..lnt.c.  5s.  193H 


|0 

7.-, 

n 


H 
H 


-,i 
64 

100 

'109 

105 

IOO      1O4 
106»s 


dnnatl  Gas  i  Coke..'.        ..1OO  x2Oli«  2O2>i  Cousulldated  Coal  Co.,  St.  L...1OO 

Columbus  Gas  Co 100      72       74      C.  O.  D 1 

Dayton  Gas  Light  A  Fuel 25144'*    45      Copper  Falls 25 

Denrer  Consolidated 1OO     57>«    65      OreedeAC.  C -.1 

Detroit  Om*  Co 50     22    i  26      Cn-scent  (silver) 10 

Eart  Newark  Gas  Llitht  Co.-.lOO    105 

Elisabeth  Oas- Light  Oo IOO    1O5 

Fort  Wayne  Gas  Co IOO  x8O 

Georgetown  Oas 351  45 

Grand  Rapids  Gas 50      61 

Hartford  (Conn.)  (Jan-Light.. ...25  t  39 
Hudson  Co.  (N.  J.)  Gas  Light.. .50    170 


Indiana  Natural  A  IllnminafglOO 

Indianapolis  (Ind.) 50 

Jeffernon  City  Gas  Light  Co. . .  IOO 

Jeney  City  Gas- Light 20 

Consumers'  Gas-light 100 

People's  Gas-Light 5O 

Laclede  Gas- Light,  com IOO 

Preferred 100 

Lafayette  Oa» IOO 

Lawrence  Gas IOO 

Loiranrport  A  Wabash  Val.  GaslOO 

Louisville  Gas- Light 100 

Lowell  Gas 100 


Lynn  Gas  A  Electric  . 


100 


65 

131 

46 
195 

70 
170 

•J.  '» 

73 

84 
110 

6O 

95 


lOc. 

7-s 


:-, 
15 


730. 
8Hi 
200. 


16c. 

8 

15 
18 

'l2ol 
7% 
2O 
70 


38 
20 


It 


155 
118 


120 


95 
117 
110 


Itadlson  Gas  A  Electric  Co. ...  IOO 

Maiden  A  Melrose  Gas IOO  ; . 

Marblehead  Gas  A  Eleo.Llght.lOO  : 

M^ntrlalr  Gas  A  Water IOO    150 

Monlclnal  (Jas  (Albany) 15O 

Nashville  (ian 5O    116 

New  Albany  Gas-L.  A  Coke...  5O    

Newark  IN.  J.)  Gas IOO    145 

Trustee  Certificates 130 

:  New  Bedford  Gas  A  Edison  L't  IOO    .... 

New  Haven  Gas  Ll*ht, 251  5«     

New  Orleans  Gas-Light 100   1263,  127-4 

Newton  A  Watenown  GM — 100    145     146  •» 

New  York  City— Central 5O    195 

Consolidated. IOO    156 

Equitable IOO,  207 

Mutual 100   2:<8 

New  York  A  East  River IOO     53 

Preferred IOO     9O 

Standard,  com IOO     86 

Pref ...100    111 


Cn-scent  (silver) 10 

Cripple  C.  a 1 

C.  C.  G.  Exploration 1 

84      Cneous 1 

Currency  1 

63  Doe  Rim  Lead IOO 

43       Dominion  Coal 100 

Preferred IOO 

69      Dunkln  (silver) 25 

135      Elkton  Consolidated 1 

50      Enterprise  Mining  Co 1 

Fannie  Rawllngs 1 

Favorite 1 

Flndley 1 

22%    FlatTopCoalL'd Ass'n IOO 

75         Preferred 100 

90      Franklin  (Col.  Sprlnifo) 1 

110>4   Franklin  (L.  8.)  Boston 25 

64  George's  Creek  Coal IOO 

96      Gold  Cratrr 5 

263       Gold  A  Globe J 

Gold  Coin  Mines  (Col  Springs)  ..1 

Gold  Coin  Mines  (Boston) 5 

Golden  Age 1 

Golden  Fleece 1 

Good  Hope J 

Granite  Mt.  Mining  Co 25 

Hanover 25 

Harden  (told .1 

Hidalgo  Mining  Co 10 

Hoiiirstake  Mining 100 

Honerlne  (dllver) 2 

1 1  uiu  1 1»  IM  t  (Boston) 25 

Ida  May  > 

Ingbiim  Consol 50c. 

Iroquois 2», 

157i«  Isabella J 

210         Stamped } 

243      Jack  Pot --.  ..     ...1 

53 1«  Jeff.  A    learf.  Coal  A  Iron,  pf.lOO 

91       Kansas  A  Texas  Coal IM 

84       Locust  Mountain  Coal  A  (ron...M 
113       Lustre  Mlnlnir  Po         1O 


I     4'g 

I',..- 

40. 

lOo. 

lOc. 

006 

S>20. 

105 

7>4 

77 
60. 

]  •2:,'., 


0075 
4o. 
115 

80" 
7« 


7>sc. 


:  46 

.  115 
.  113 


55 
O035 


10 


55c. 


me. 

52c. 


70c. 


86 


5<'c 


28 
18 
90 

1 
3 


5 

40  >4 
22 
2>40. 


9c. 
6'8o. 

I'-jc. 
17i« 
61 
•005 


60o. 
5ia 
2o. 

6Oo. 
60. 

900. 


me. 


40 


42'«c 

ll>80 

7 'so. 
W5 


61  »0. 

81-..0. 
lac. 

"43e. 

II  '-jc 
80. 

o'i" 


'Flatprio*.  I  Prices  are  per  share  not  per  cent.          4  414  p.  o.  basis  bid.          (Lastsal.). 


x  Ex-dividend. 


THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


|  VOL.  LXIV 


Stocks. 


Par.S  Bid.    Ask. 


Stock*. 


Par.    Bid.     Ask. 


Magnet  Rook   1     l^o.  l*c.   General  Electric lOOi 

Mansfield  Coal  &  Coke  Co 5O  I '     ~— 

Maryland  Coal,  pref 100,     45 


Marion  Gold ) 

Matoa 1 


•004     -0045 
8»«c.      9o. 


81 
Preferred 100     73 

Hartford  Electric  Light. lOOi  110 


Mereed'Gold lot     b7s      9"a 


Minnesota  Iron  .................  100 


41 


Hartford  Light  &  Power  Co 25  t     414 

Lowell  Electric  Light 100      94 

Maiden  Electric 100 


Meauard          ....................  25    ............   Mutual  Elec.  Lt.,  8.  Francisco.  .lOit 


................. 

MollleGibgou  ......................  5  20"ac.[ 


Moon  Anchor 1 

Mount  Rosa 1 

Napa  (quicksilver) 7 


46    ,  Narragausett  Electric 

2213  New  Haven  Electric  Light..  ^.100 


National 25  t  100. 

Native 25  t 

New  Central  Coal 100 

New  Haven 1 

Old  Dominion  Copper 25  I 

Ontario  Silver  Mining 100 

Orioln 1 

Osouola 25 


52c.  53i«c  Northern  Elcc.Ltght  &  Pow.  Co.  10  I 
8380.1  8\c  Penn.  Heat,  Light  &  Power  Co.. 50  I 
7         Preferred,  $35  paid  in 50|l 


Parrot  Sliver  &  Copper 10 

Pennsylvania  Coal 50 

Pharmacist 1 

Phccnix 25 

Pilgrim  Consolidated 1 

Pioneer  (gold) 10 

Pontlao 25 

Portland. 


5 

1>20. 
13  * 


t  31 
33"6" 


145- 

15* 
34^8 


200.1  People's  Light  &  Power  Co.  ..100   100 
5c.  j  I  Powelton  Electric  Light t   15 


.Stork*. 


Par.l  Bid.    Ask. 


8 

1*0. 

14 
11 


Rhode  Island  Elec.  Protect. ...  100 

Salem  (Mass.)  Electric 100 

Slosslron  &  Steel  Co 100 

Southern  Elec.  Light  &  Power..  10 


I7eo.  Suburban  Electric  Light 

32      Thomson-Houston,  series  C. . . .  .10  t 


360 
14o. 


•009c. 


4* 


80>40.    84c. 

> 


Prince  Albert 1 

Quicksilver  Mining 100 

Preferred 100| 

Oulncy 25  t!04ia 

8orlp  (3d  Instalment  paid) t  97 

Kebecoa 5  t 


40.  '  4>20. 

a? 

10 


U20 
t   16>a 
1      2* 

2414 

80 
20^0. 


Ridge  25      14o. 

Boolland 25 

Rubicon 1 

St.  Joseph  Lead 10  I   11 

St.  Louis 25  '• 

Santa  Ysabel  ((t.) 5  1 

Silver  Valley  (Eeorg.) 5 

Smuggler  (new) 5  t 

Southern  Iron 100 

South  Pittsburg  Coal  &  Iron..  100 

South  Side 25 

Specimen 1 

Standard  Charcoal 100 

Tamarack 25 

Tamarack,  Jr 25 

Tecumseh 25 

Tennessee  Coal  Iron  &  RR.  Co.  100 

Preferred 100 

Union  G.  M 1 

Union  L.  &M.  Co 1 

Westmoreland  Coal 501  49>s 

Whitebreast  Fuel  Co 100   

Wolverine 25  1     9 

Work 1     6*0. 

Wyoming  Valley 100 


TELEPHONE. 

American  Bell  Telephone 100  x224 

American  Graphophone 10t     8* 

Preferred 10  jt    9* 

Bell  Telephone  of  Mo 100   200 

Central  Union  Telephone |     23 

Chesa.  &  Potomac  Telephone. .  100     59 

Chicago  Telephone |  167 

Cumberland  Telephone lOOi     58 

East  Tennessee  Telephone  — 100 

Hudson  River  Telephone 100 

International  Bell  Telephone i 

Mexican  Telephone 10,'  

Missouri  &  Kan.  Telephone. . .  100    

New  England  Telephone 100   100 

N.Y.&  New  Jersey  Telephone.100    131 

N.  Y.  &  Penn.  Telephone 90 

Pennsylvania  Telephone 501   39 

Providence  Telephone 50!tx841a 

Southern  New  England  Tel 100   102 

Troy  Tel.  &  Tel 100 


18o. 


Series  D. 

United  Electric  Secur.,  pref. ..100 
United  Light  &  Power  Co.,  pref . . . 

U.  8.  Electric  Light 100 

Westtnghouse  Elec.  Light,  com. 50  1   24 


1314 


1st  preferred 60 

Assenting 50 


Woonsoekct  Electric 100 

INSURANCE. 

ALBANY— 

Albany  Insurance  Co 100 

Commerce  Insurance  Co 100 

BALTIMORE— 

American  Fire 5  t     6 

Associated  Firemen's 51     6% 

Baltimore 10  t  22 

Firemen's 18  t  24 


German 10  1 


65o.l 

313! 

2c.   Howard 5 


German  American 25 

Home 10 


6c.  i  Maryland 5 

National 5 


17 
24* 


Peabody i. 25 


Potomac 5  t 

BOSTON— 


61 
100 


American  (Fire  &  Marine) 100 

zio.  Boston  Marine 100 

60.  |  Conveyancers' Title 100 

Firemen's  (Fire) 100 

Massachusetts  Title 100 

9  "2  Mercantile  (Fire  &  Marine) 100 

7o.,  North  American  (Fire) 100 

CINCINNATI— 

Cincinnati,  J&J 25 

Commercial,  M&S 25 

.  Eureka,  J&J 20 

22413  Fidelity 100 

918||Merchants'  &  Manufacturers'..  .20 

National 100 

225     [Security 100 

Washington 25 

175  ~     DAYTON— 

65     icolumbia 100 

75      Cooper 20 

65    liTeutonia 20 

HARTFORD— 


x!15 
102 

27 

t 
t 


9 
3 

31 
60 
5 
x  85 


I  50>4 


116 
112 


t  24 
I   16 


31  >a  Citizens' 20 

Commonwealth 100 

Continental 100 

Eagle 40 

96    i  Empire  City 100 

90      Farragut 50 

9%  German-American   100 

82      Germania 5O 

Greenwich 25 

1314   Hamilton 15 

16      Hanover 50 

35       Home 100 

Kings  County  (Brooklyn) 20 

16      Nassau  (Brooklyn) 50 

120      New  York 100 

104     iNiagara- 50 

North  River 25 

Pacific 25 

101*   Peter  Cooper 20 

Phenix  (Brooklyn) 50 

4      Rutgers 25 

75      Stuyvesant 25 

United  States 25 

88*   Wostchester 10 

Williamsburg  City 50 

PHILADELPHIA— 

[American  Fire 100 

Delaware 25 

Fire  Association,  J&J 50 


1OO  105 

100  110 

325  , 

250  255 

100  104 

80  '•  85 

330  34O 

215  |23O 


107 


138 
105 
120 

r/o 

173 
140 
100 
145 
118 
135 
117 
155  160 
120  125 
80  85 
115  120 
200  230 


148 
115 
125 
175 
178 
145 
11O 
150 
122 


330 


t;."" 


Franklin  Fire 10O  t-.. 

Glrard  F.  &M 100  t — 

Ins.  Co.  County  of  Phila 100  I  — 

Insurance  Co.  of  N.  A 10  I  22 


340 


101 

21 

338 

400 

300 

.  illO 

22 »» 


Insurance  Co.  of  State  of  Pa... 200  tj....  1 175 


Jefferson 50  U 

Lumbermen's 25  tj 

Mechanics' 25  *} 

Pennsylvania  Fire 100   352 

Reliance 50  U 


130 


Spring  Garden 50 

Teutonia 100 

Union 20 

United  Firemens 10 


t  47 


75 


TELEGRAPH. 

American  Dist.  Teleg.  (N.  Y.)..100 
American  Telegraph  &  Cable..  100 

Central  &  So.  Anier.  Cable 100 

Commercial  Cable 100 

Commercial  Union  Telegraph. .100 

Empire  &  Bay  State  Teleg 

Erie  Telegraph  &  Telephone...  1OO 

Franklin  Telegraph 100 

Gold  &  Stock  Teh  graph 100 

111.  &  Mississippi  'ielegraph 

International  Ocean  Teleg 100 

Mexican  Telegraph 100 

North  American  Telegraph 100 

Northwestern  Telegr.,  guar 50 

Pacific  &  Atlantic  Telegraph — 25 
Pacific  Telegraph  &  Telephone.  100 

Postal  Telegraph  &  Cable 100 

Southern  &  Atl.  Telegraph 25 

Western  Union  Telegraph.  . 


110 


.100 


ELECTRIC. 


Allegheny  County  Elec.  Light.  100 

Boston  Electric  Light 100 

Bridgeport  Electric  Light 25 


27 

87 

119 

150 

106 

72 


40 
1051s 

65 
105 
195 

ib's" 

70 


88 
82* 


103 
100 
I  35 
10 
67 


32 

89 

121 

175 

78" 

44" 

107 

73 

20"6' 


76 


Bristol  Electric  Light 10  t 

Brush  Electric  Light  Co 100 

Colorado  Electiic  Power  Co.. .100 
Con.  Electric  Light,  Portland..  10  t     8 

Diamond  Electric  Light 

East  End  Electric  Light 50  t 

Edison  El.  Ilium.  Co.  (Boston). lOOi  145 
Edison  El.  Ilium.  Co.  of  Bklyn.  100   102 

liaison  Co.  (Chicago) 100    

Edison  El.  Ilium.  Co.  of  N.  Y..100!  106 

Edison  111.  Co.  (St.  Louis) 100 

Eddy  Electric  Mfg.  Co 25 

Electric  Storage  Battery,  com i   23!s 

Electric  Storage  Battery,  pref t  25 

Fall  River  Electric  Light 100 

Fort  Wayne  Electric 25!f 


80o. 

.Etna,  Q-J 100 

102     I  Connecticut,  J&J 100 

133      Hartford,  J&J 100 

95    I  National,  J&J 100 

50    .Orient,  J&J 50 

87    i  Phosnlx,  Q-J 100 

104      Steam  Boiler.  J&J 50 

120  LIFE  INSURANCE— 

..Etna,  Q-Apr 100 

Connecticut  General,  J&J 100 

Hartford  Life  &  Ann.,  J&J 100 

Travelers',  Q-J 100 

LOUISVILLE— 

German,  J&J 50 

Louisville,  J&J 100 

Western,  J&J 100 

LIFE — 
Mutual  Life  of  Kentucky 100 

MEMPHIS— 

Bluff  City 100 

Home 100 

Hernando 100 

Planters' 100 

Phoenix 100 

NASHVILLE— 
State 100 

NEWARK— 

i  American 5 

Firemens' 30 

Merchants 25 

iNewark  Fire 5 

NEW  ORLEANS— 

Crescent 100 

Fireman's 50 

Germania 100 

Hiberuia 100 

Home 100 

Lafayette 50 

Merchants' 100 


35 
85 
65 


140 


83 


101 

1   38 

11 

68 
100 

8* 

10 
150 


267 
155 
440 
180 

t  79 
180 

t!25 

160 
130 
125 
230 


200 

60 

130 

100 


80 
55 
70 
65 
65 


45 


205 
220 
135 
155 


45 
8 


10313:  'Mechanics'  &  Traders' 100J 


110 

108 


24 
25  "a 


New  Orl.  Insur.  Association...  100 

Sun  Mutual 100 

Southern 100 

Teutonla 100 


NEW  YORK— 

..".". Til  American ...50 

1    ||Broadway 25 


93 
30 
91 
60 
68* 
73is 
1241s 
93 


SO 

18 

6=8 


1623.J 

100 

134 

40 

67" 


071s 

85 
200 
160 
145 
109 
100 
115 


t  17 
i 


31 

56* 

74 
90 
20 
17»a 


272 


83 


PlTTSBURQ— 

Allegheny 50  t  48 

Allemannla 50  t 54 

Armenia 100     64 

Artisans' 50it  40 

Ben  Franklin 50lt  52 

Birmingham ...50*  52 

~  sh ...50  t  41 

if 50'  48 

Citizens' 50  t  42 

German 50  t  63 

German-American 50  t  50 

Humboldt 50  t  50 


Man.  &  Mer 50  '  40 

Monongahela 50'  2513 

National 50*  63* 

People's 3710  t  25 

Pittsburg 50  t!20 

Teutonia 50  t  65 

Union 50  t  46 

Western.'. 50  t  34 

PROVIDENCE— 

Equitable 50i'  50 

Merchants' 50'  50 

Prov.  Washington 50  T  52 

RICHMOND— 


190 


250 


210 

65 

135 

102 


50 


210 
230 


160 


12 


1311s  135 


100 


6712 
75 


98 


Virginia  Fire  &  M 25 

Virginia  State 25 

SAN  FRANCISCO— 
Fireman's  Fund 100 

ST.  Louis- 
American  Central 25 

Citizens' •. 100 

WASHINGTON— 

Arlington,  M&N 100 


t  33 


182 


8 
150 


127 


54 
55 
53 


3419 


195 

29 
200 


[Columbia.  M&N 5  f  Ilia 

Commercial,  J&J 5{*     4% 


Corcoran,  J&J got 

Fireman's,  J&J 20  t. 


55 


A'lUJUJdtJ     Of     «f  Ut«J    ................  £\J 

Franklin,  M&N 25 

German- American,  F&A....      100 

Lincoln,  Q-J 5 

Metropolitan,  J&J 50 

National  Union,  J&J 5 

People's,  J&J 5 

Potomac,  J&J 25 

RigKB,  J&J 5 

TITLE  INSURANCE — 

Real  Estate,  J&J 100 

Columbia,  Q-J 5 

District. 20  t 

Washington,  Q-J 10 

MARINE  INSURANCE  SCRIP. 


140 
12*8 


Atlantic  Mutual— 1892 . 
1893. 
1894. 
1895. 
1896. 


MANUFACTURING.   Par. 


t  35 
187 
'     813 
t  70 
t   10*8 
t     5ia 
t  67i« 
I     7* 


97     107 

5>e      5=1 


102 
103 


104 

10412 


285 


105 

125 


i's's" 


114 


102 


Acushnet  Mills  (N.  B.) 100 

Am.  Linen  (Fall  River) 100 

Amory  (N.  H.) 100 

Amoskeag  (N.  H.) , 1000  U 

Androscogin  (Me.) 100!  114i2i115 

Appleton  (Mass.) 1000  1 505    JSO?^ 

Arlington  Mills  (Mass.) 100    100 

Atlantic  (Mass.) 10O 

Baruaby  (Fall  River) 100 

Barnard  Mfg.  (Fall  River) 1 00 

Bates  (Me.) 100 

Bennett  Mills  (N.  B.) 100 

BoottCot.  (Mass.) 1000  tllSO 


64* 

90 

95 
115 

!>5 
1175 


.  .  ............. 

Border  City  Mfg.  (Fall  River).  100    ......  130 

Boston  Co.  (Mass.)  ............  10O01!  .....    790 


Prices  per  sht  re,  not  p er  cent. 


t  Last  sale. 


§  Ex.rlglits. 


Ex-dividend. 


APKIL.  1897.] 


MISCELLANEOUS    STOCKS. 


stuck*. 


Par.  Bid.      Ask. 


Stock* 


Par. 


Boston  Belting 1OO    172     173%  American  Axe  &  Tool  Co 100    .. 

Boston  Duck  (Ma**.) 7OO  t; 975      American  Bank  Note 50  t  4314! 


Bourne  Mill*  (R.  I.) 1OO    American  Biscuit  Co 

Bristol  Manufacturing  Co 100     95     American  Brake ...100 

Cabot  Manufacturing  Co.  (Me.)  IOO    American  Cotton  Oil      .          .100 


OhaeelFall  River) IOO 

Chieopee  (Ma**.) 100      70 

City  Manufacturing  Co.  (N.B.)  IOO    

Cocheco  (N.  H.) 5OO  t22O 

CoUIn*  Co.  (Conn.) IOO   110 

Coiuiiii.i.ui  i.v.  H.I mi. ;  

Columbia  Spinning  Co.  (N.  B.).  100    

Conanicut  Mills  (F.  R.) 100  t 

Continental  (Me.) IOO      24% 

Cornell  Mills  (F.  R) IOO    

Dartmouth  Milli IOO     88 

Da  vol  Mills  (Fall  River) IOO    

Dwlght  (Mass.) 5OO  t 

Edwards  (Me.) 100  : 

Everett  (Mass.) New    

rail  River  Bleacbery IOO    

Flint  Mill«  (Fall  River) IOO    

Franklin  (Me.) IOO     97 

Globe  Yarn  Mills  (F.  R) 100    

Granite  (F.  R) IOO    110 

Great  Falls  IX.  H.) 1OO    137 

Grtnnell  .Manuft'g  Co.  (N.  B.) .  IOO   2OO 

Hamilton  (Mas*.) 10OO  J 

Hamilton  Woolen  (Mass.) IOO  '. 

Hargrave  Mills  (F.R) IOO    1O4 

Hartford  Carpet  (Conn.) IOO      65 


115 

"95" 
899 

ii'so 

100 

"25" 

120 

90 

1O5 

870 


Preferred 1OO 

American  Express 10O 

American  Grocery,  1st  pref 1OO 

American  Hosiery  Co 25 


Bid.  I  Ask. 


Stock  «. 


Par.  Bid. 


89 

67 
11 
56*4 
111 

tibo" 


American  Publishing  (Hartfd).25  I 

American  Screw 250  1180 

American  Sewing  Machine 5  I 

American  Soda  Fountain,  comlOO    

1st  preferred 1OO     50 

2d  preferred 100    

American  Spirits  Man'fg  Co.. .IOO;     10% 
Preferred.  5  p.  o.,non-cum..lOO     26 

American  Straw  Board 100     27 


......   Gallatin  Turnpike 100 

44%  iGermania  Lead  Works 100 

74      Gorham  Mfg.  Co.,  common 100 

69         Preferred 1OO 

1215  Gray  &  Dudley  Co.  (Nashville)  100 
57ia  Great  Falls  Ice ...100 

113    [  Graniteville  Mfg.  Co 100 

25    !  Hartford  Manilla  Co 100 

Hawaiian  C.  &  Sugar 100 

25      Heeker-Jones-Jewell  Milling... 

Preferred 100 

Henderson  Bridge.    See  RR. 
40      Herring-  Hall-Marvin,  commonlOO 

I!    Preferred. 100 

60    i  Hoboken  Ferry 

11      Holyoke  Water  Power 100 

28    i  Hntehinson  Sugar  Plant.  ...       50 
28%  Hydraulic  Press  Brick 100 


10 

80 

iiT 

100 

118 
145 


68 


20 

65 
290 

28 
102 


146>4   American  Sugar  Refining 100;  109%  110      Illinois  Steel......  i^lOOi     32% 

Preferred iOO   10O78  101%  Imperial  Bldg.  Co.,  com 100 


American  Supply IOO 

American  Surety IOO   180 

98     {American  Tobacco 50      72 

85         Preferred 100   105 

112%   American  Type  Founders.new.lOO      29 

140      Annittton  City  Land IOO    

Anchor  Liue 100        1 

940      Annlngton  A  Sims  Engine  Co t 

5O      Aspinwall  Land 101     3% 

1O6      Augusta  Land IOO    65 

71       Augusta  Factory IOO      81       83 


Preferred... .' '.'.'.'.'.'.'.  !lOO 

Importers'  Bond.  Wareh.(N.O.)100| 

TntHr-Oppan   RnllrllTiir  1  Oft 


70 
190      Importers'  Bond.  Wareh.(N.O.)100|     36 

72%]  Inter-Ocean  Building IOO1 

106    i  Inter-Navigation  Co. 

32 

22 
3 


Ask. 


12 
IOO 

90 
117 

125 
150 
105 


Hathaway  Manufg  Co  (N.B.). loo    Baltimore  Warehouse 20  t  20 


Hill  (Mr., 100      62 

Hosiery  (Lowell) 100     65 

Howlaud  Mill  iN.  B.) IOO    

Jackson  <N.  H.) 10OO  : 

King  Philip  (F.  R.) 100    IOO     102% 

LacoolalMe.) 4OO  •; 605 


ibeth  Rope  Co.  (8.  B.) IOO 

Lancaster  anil*  (MM*.) 400   300 

Laurel  Lake  Mill.  (F.  B.) IOO 


Lawrence  (Mans.) IOO    118 

Loekwood  (Me.) IOO     UO 

Lowell  (Mass.) 69O  t.135 

Lowell  Bleacbery IOO    1O7 

Lowell  Machine  Shop SCO  I7O5 

Lvman  Mill*  (Mas*.) IOO     74% 

Maache*ter(X.  H.). IOO    1OO%  101 

Mastaeknsett*  Cotton. IOO    1O6     107-4 

Mechanic.' <F.  R.) IOO 90 

Merchants' <  F.  R) IOO. HO     115 


62%  Balto.  Storage  A  Lighterage  Co.50  t  35 

70%   Barney  A  Smith  Car 100      10 

95  Href  erred.  8  per  cent  cum....  100     55 

D37%  Bergner  A  E.  Brewing 100    

'-"'        Preferred.  MAN 100106 

Bethlehem  Iron 65 

.    7O      BUllngs  A  Spencer,  6  p.  o 25(38 

31O  Bond  A  Mortgage  Guarantee..  100    180 

.  10O      Bourbon  Stock  Yard IOO    

'119       Boston  Land 10  t     4 

92  Boston  Water  Power  (assented)...    65c. 


14 

60 

8O 

..... 

68 
42 


1  In.  Pack.  &  Prov.  Co.  Lt 

Preferred,  8s 

I  Iron  Steamboat 100 

1  Inter-State  Trans.  Co.  (N  O.).100 

Jackson  Brewing  (N.  O.) 100 

J.  B.  Stetson  Co.  Com 

Preferred 

J.  R.  Montgomery  Co IOO 

Johns-Pratt  Co ,.100 

John  P.  King  Mfg.  Co 100 


200 
26% 

87% 

"97% 
104 

JourneayA  Burnliam,  cominoulOO   

Preferred 100 


22 
45 


75c. 
537%   Boylston  St.  Land  .................  t  ......       3% 

1O9      Brandon  Printing  Co.  (Tenn.).lOO   IOO     105    ' 


Kansas  City  Stock  Yards 100 

Keeley  Motor 

Kemi».,Wool.,CandyCo.(Tenn.)100! 

Kennard  Carpet  Co.,  com 100J 

Preferred 100 

Kentucky  Heating  Co 100 

Kentucky  .V  Ind.  Bridge.    See  RR. 

Kentucky  Title ]00 

Kentucky  Wagon 100 


710      Brookllne  (Muss.)   Land 5t 3%   I, unison  Store  Serv 25 


Brooklyn  A  N.  Y.  Ferry  Co. ...  IOO 
Brooklyn  Wharf  A  Warehouse  com. 

Preferred,  Series  A IOO 

Preferred,  Series  B 100 

Brunswick  Co 100 


195     200      Landers  Frary  A  Clark 25 

Langley  Mfg.  Co IOO 


Merrtmaek  (Ma«.) lOOOt: 1117*  Cambria  Iron,  AAO 50  t 

Metaeomet  Mannfaet-g  (P.  R.»10O 


Middlesex  (Mas*  >  ...*.. .100 

Monadnock  (X.  H.) 100O 

Morse  Twist  Drill  (H.  R) BO  I 

ML  Pleasant  Mtlla  (H.  B.) IOO    

Harragaase  t  Mill*  (P.  R) IOO    1O4 

Hasbua(X.  H.) 5OO  1525 

HauiukeactMas*.) IOO     56 

N.  B.  Copper  Co 100    

H.  B.  Manufacturing  Co 1O" 

Hewmarket  (X.  H.). SOOHw 

Oa«*o  Woolen  Mlli  (p.  B.)....lo< 

Oaborm  Milta  (Fall  River) tool  113 

OtlsManuraet'gCo.  (Ma**.)..looo  : 

Paelfte  <M«*s.) 1OOO  »  1875  1885 


38 
67 


Lanstoh  Monotype 20  t     7 

La  Variete .Association 15OO  t 

Lawyers'  Surety  Co 100   100 

Lawyers'  Title  Ing.  Co IOO    150 

Lchigh  Coal  &  Navigation 5O  t 

Liberty  Mills 100      60 

Lincoln  Hall 100 

London  &  Chicago  Contract  Co 


63 

21 a_   

50%  Louisville  Public  Wareh'se  Co. 100 


120 
1% 


63 

110 
99 
20 
26 


45      Canton  Co.  (Baltimore) IOO     65 

110%  HIM  CaaeLockwoodABralnardCo.lOO   130 

Celluloid 100      «O 

180      Central  Transportation  otfs....38  I  20 

......    Central  Union  Association  ..  .N.B.  t ......      uw  m>uin*iuu  ruunu  *»i»rou  Bevu.iuv 

Chesapeake  A  Delaware  Canal. 50'} Madison  Square  Garden 10(1 

526"*  Cheaebrough  ManfgCo 320     340  Manhattan  Beach  Co 100, 

Marin  County  Water IOO1 

11%  Maverick  Land 10  t 

36  Mechanical  Rubber,  common 


Chicago  Auditorium  Ass'n 
Chicago  Brew.  A  M..  7 
87%      Preferred.  8  p.  c..  JA 


Chicago  Brew.  A  M.,  7  p.  o 

"ft 35 


245      Chicago  Deposit  Vault       ........  .  Preferred, 

Chlcrjanct.Ry.ASlk.  Yds.... IOO    103%  104      Mechanic^  D.&L.EX.  (N.O.)..  50 


,116 


BO 

2 

3 
48% 

2% 

6 
80 


Palrpolnt  Manor*  Co.  (H.  B.) .  IOO 

Parker  Mill*  I  P.  R) IOO   100 

Pepperell  (Me.) 5OO  C 

Pierce  Manufac'.  Co.  (X.  BjIilOO      " 

Poeasset  i  Fall  River) IOO 

PMomaka  Mill*  (X.  B.) 100    

Rich.  Borden  (Pall  Riven IOO    110 

(P»U  ttven 100 


•  •.,     i  •„„., 


500 


o 


Boek  Mfg.  Co.  c 

••tek  aplaniag  Co.  (jr.  B.) . :    100 

••Waaiore  (Faff  Riven IOO 

Staoti  Pall*  (X.  H.I 3001210 

•aalMl Spinning  Co.  (P.  RI..10O 

•ill Hill  MIIUTP.  R) 100 

((Fall  River) IOO 

MPall  Riven IOO 

1  (Fall  River) IOO 

UtH.  H.) 1000. 

J  (Pall  River) 100   108 

Tkorndlke  (Maw.) 1000! 

Tremont  A  8.  (Maas.) IOO    

Troy  Cotton  *  Woolen  (P.  R).5OO  I13OO 

Union  C.  Mfg.  (Fall  Rlrrr, 100 

Wampaaoajr  (Pall  River) IOO 

WanwatlaMlll*(X.  B.) 100 

—     '  JHew) 100 

U  Riven 100     B* 

|(X.  R) 100    

WUllmantle  Unen  Co.  (Conn. 1 .  25  I   16 
TorkCo.  (Me.) 78O  1750 


i  (Pall 

MUUi 


Preferred  .....................  100  ilO6%  107%  Memphis  Brick  A  Mfg  .........  IOO   ...... 

Chicago  Opera  House  ..............    ............   Mercantile  Safe  Deposit  ........  50  t  27 

35    :  35>4  Merchants'  Cot.  Press  A  Stor.  IOO     85 
5O      Merchants'  Exchange  Association 
30 
N 


350" 


Chic.  Pac«l ng  A  Prov.  Co.  Lt. 

Preferred 49% 

101>*  Cincinnati  Chamber  Com.  ..  10OO  t 

*     Cincinnati  Ice IOO    

Cincinnati    Leaf  Tobacco   Ware- 
house com 100 

Preferred 100 


.IOO 


00 
m" 


90 
112 
212% 
IOO 

108 

111      

50 

115 




Cincinnati  Union  Stock  Yards.  100  83    >  85 

Preferred 5O  84       85 

Citizens' Steamboat  (Troy)... .lOOi  175     2OO 

Claflln  Co 100  75       85 

Istpreferred,  ciun.,5  p.  o IOO1  .85       95 

2d  preferred,  cum.,  6  p.  c — 10O:  85       95 

Cleveland  Driving  Park l.OOO  1 8OO 

Cleveland  Stone  Co 80       85 

Commercial  Building  Co 100    25 

Common  wealth  Land  Trust 10 


(San  Francisco) . 

Merchants'  Refrig.  Co 

Merganthaler  Linotype IOO  x!21 

60  Mrrfdrn  Britannia 25 li  60 

106?8  107%  Metalre  Cemetery  Assoc'tlon.. 100  90 


Mexican  Nat.  Construction,  pref 

Michigan-Peninsular  Car 100 

Preferred 100 

Milwaukee  A  Chic.  Brew.  Lt.,  7s.. 
Mil.  A  Chlo.  Brew.,Lt.,  Pref., 7s... 

Mississippi  Val.  Trans.  Co IOO 

Model  Mills IOO 

Mnuongahela  Navigation 50 

Monongahela  Water 25 

Morris  Canal,  guar.,4s 100 


10 

48 


72% 

4 

22 

68 

300 

ioe" 

33% 

35 

60 


52% 
25 
46 
5 


100 

9O 
105 
105 

30 

80 
125 
3% 

82 

80 

91 

65 

112 
100 

21 

29 

.„.. 

1825 

105 

156 

39 

65 

90 


98 
8 

10 
51% 

"12" 

42% 
25 


70 
110 


122% 
70 


13 
51 


15 
1100 
t  30 


047%  Coosol.  Car  Heating IOO 

Consol.  Elevator  (St  L.)  com.. IOO 

1090       Preferred 100 

148      Consol.  Fire  Works  Com 

Preferred 

.illdatedleeCo.,  com IOO 

116          Preferred 100 

1O5%  Consol.  Rolling  Htock,  Br'port.  IOO 
IOO      Consol.  Kansas  City  Smelting  ARe- 

i  62.       nnlngCo 25 

IOO      Contra 'Costa  Water IOO 

Oorbln  Cabinet  Lock 100 


CoMjr  Island  Jockey  Club Preferred,  guar..  10 100 

••     -  •-       "•      Mosler Safe  Co.  pref 

Mount  Olivet  Cemetery 100 


17       25 


100 

70 


20 
70 
2O 

95 
37 


75 
10 
5O 
30 
80 
23 

IOO 
40% 


Mutual  Loan  A  Build.  (N.  Or.). .25 '»  27 
Mv-tlr  Wharf  AStorago  com.. .100     99 

I'refcrre  i,  MAS 10O|  102%  103% 

Nahant  Land IOO 


20 

"30% 

68 
170 
106 

75 

29 
100 


Nafhville  Land  Imp 100 

Nashville  Warehouse  &  Elev..lOO 

Nasnville  Woolen  Mills 100 

Nat  A  Provid'ce  Worsted  Mill. 100 

Preferred 100 

National  Fertilizer IOO 


4%      5% 
30       40 
97     100 


97%  i05 


EXCHANGE  SEATS. 


75l"4  OowlcaACo 251 National  Lead 100 

Cramp  Ship  Yard 100      46       53         Preferred 100, 

~i  Crescent  City  Slaughter  House. 50,1  41       43  National  Linseed  Oil  Stock....  100 

Cumberland  Flour  Mill* IOO1  100     National  Machine 100 


I    Raft 


Hew  York  Stock  Exeb 

•uoLHtk.*  PM.KX 
IT»w  York  Produce  Ex. 
Hew  York  Cotton  Etch 

H.  Y.  RLEat-A  A  no.  Boom.. 
Boston  Stock  Exchange 

leaco  Board  of  Trade. 

learn  Stock  Exchange. 

ll»d»|phl»  Htivk    I.', 


i  Stork  Ex... 


Bid.      Atk. 


106% 


175 
250 

..... 

175 

75 


22» 


175 
70 
TOO 

:  1, 12,000 

-.HI       695 

650 

2.900     


MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS 

Co  Op.  Awn 2:i  •:   .... 

prem.  loo    11- 

Manufacturing  Co. (Oa.) IOO     91 


D.  Talmage's  Sons'  Co. .  Rlce,8%  qr. 

Deeatur  Land  Imp 

Del.  A  Hudson  Canal IOO 

Devonshire  B'lding  (Boston). .lOOl  IOO 

Diamond  Match  Co.  Ill IOO    144 

•       ,.*        Ea.le  A  Phenlx  Mfg.  Co IOO    .... 

....  18'°2?  Eagle  Lock.  20  p.  0 25  i   30 

ft   East  BoKton  Land I      4 

290   Eastman  Kodak  Co 72 

0   Edgedrld  A  Nashville  Man.Co.lOO    

»*>  F.nsley  City  Land 

•*    KnterpriM  Mfff.  Co 100      95 

S0°  Enterprise  Soap  Co 100     90 

--••    Eppens,  Smith  A  WlemansOo.. 

J20  Equitable  Land  A  Construct.. IOO    

72S  Erie  A  Western  Trans 501  45 

Ewalt  (43d  St.)  Bridge.   See  RR. 

Fannlngton  Blvcr  Power 25  I 


102 

"id" 
..„., 

80 

35 

1 

97 
95 
75 


x  100  National  Safe  Deposit  Co 100 

National  Starch 100 

1st  preferred 100 

2d  preferred IOO 

National  Stock  Yard 100 

National  Wall  Paper,  pref 100 

Natoma  Viney'd  Co.  (San  Fran). 10 

New  Bedford  R.  K.  Ass'n 100 

New  Bedford  Steam  Coast.  Co. 100 
New  Haven  Manufacturing  Co.  25 


New  Haven  Water  Co 50H03 

New  La.  Jockey  Club IOO 


Alaska  Packer*'  Am'ri IOO 

Albany  Cold  Storage  A  Wareh.loo 
A  banySafr  Deposit  A  StoragelOO 
Algiers  Water  W'k.  A  Bee.  Co.  100 
I  Aead.or  M.  (Phlla.)  IOO 


IOO 
104 


31 


33% 
112 
tl!5 
t  75 
New  Or.  Swamp  Land  Reclaim'g.lO  \     4Ts 


NewOrleans  Bre  wing  Assoo'n.  100 
New  Orleans  Cold  Storage  .....  100 
Sew  Orleans  CottonExchange2OO 


46    .  New  Orleans  Sugar  Exchange250 


Far.  A  Ship.  Tpb.  Wh.  Co lOOi 

Preferred.... 100   .. 

25      Fidelity  Storage  Warehouse. ..100    .. 

150       FlshcrOll 50  t.. 

93       Florence  Land  Co IOO 

1O3%   Florida  Land  Imp IOO    .. 

...   Franklin  Park  Land  A  Imp 25  t 

Frenchman's  Bay  Land. 5 

100      Friend  Stebblns  Co.  (Oln.) IOO 

Preferred 100    10* 


New  Orleans  Water  Works 100 

50      Newport  Land 10 

70      Newport  Water  Works 100 

.   New  York  Air  Brake 

New  York  Biscuit 100 

"2      N.  Y.  A  East  River  Ferry 100 

.   New  York  Loan  A  Imp 100 

i   10     1  New  York  &  N.  J.  Ferry 

5Oc.  'Sew  York  A  So.  Brooklyn  Ferry .. 

.  1O9     |New  York*  Texas  Land 50 

106     [Niagara  Falls  Power  Co 100 


50 

22 

89% 

12 


""3% 

52% 


t 

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108 
lOc. 


46 
64 
45 
50 
20 


55 

91% 

13 

50 

"6" 
60 
17 
110 
75 
7% 

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34% 
125" 

"5% 

111 

150. 
150 

18 

47 


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iPriee*  art  per  thai*  not  per  cent. 


Last  sale. 


x  Kx-dlvidend. 


THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


Stock*.              Par. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Stock*.              Par. 

Bid. 

Ask.   i                      Stock*.              Par. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

MlcarainiaConstruction,new..lOO 
Nicholson  File  Co                          50 

1 
1  45 

ibo" 

3% 

4 
51 
45 
102 
4 
24  >j 
10 

Safety  Car  Heating  &  LightinglOO 
St.  Charles  Car  10O 

74 

7« 
90 

'65" 

£65 

30 
5 
540 
46 
99 

45    • 
93 

"iss" 

112 
98 

Union  Storage  Co.  (Pittsburg)..  50 
Union  Switch  &  Signal                50 

t  

1  22  34 
t   50 

87* 
72 

52 
23% 

Nnlensville  Turnpike  10O 
Norfolk  &  Washington  St'boat.lOO 
North  American  Co  100 

San  Diego  Land  (assm'tpd.)....25 
Bt.  Louis  Agr.  &  M.  Assoclat'u.lOO 
St.  Louis  Browing  Ass'u,  pref  .£10 
Common  £10 

t  

Preferred  100 

Union  Type  Writer- 
Common  

7V 
90 
74 

£10 

10 
t     2 
1500 
42 
90 
t  58 
35 

"6258 
109 
90 
270 
145 
t  18 

'98»8 

Oceanic  Steamship  (San  Fr.)..100 
O  F  Bldg.  Ass'n  (N.  B.)  

St.  Louis  Cotton  Compress  —  100 
St.  Louis  Exposition  stock  25 

2nd  pref                        .           100 

Old  Dominion  Steamship,  JAJ.1OO 
Pacific  Aux  Fire  Alarm  20 
Pacific  Coast  Borax  100 
Pacific  Coast  Oil  (San  Fran.)  10 
Pacific  Mail  Steamship    100 

United  Carriage  Co.,  San  Fran.100 
United  Elevator  100 

1  

\'.'.'.'.'.'. 

25 

f 

4' 

90 
12 
26 

7 

St  L.  House  Building,  No.  3  500 
St.  Louis  Transfer  100 

U  S  Express                               100 

38 
12 
50 
6% 
56 
13V 
61  =s 
t     41s 
156 

i'l't" 
55 

ibo" 

t     17« 

16 
601$ 
15 
100 

t      2 

t   17 

40 
13 
60 
7V 
56V 
14 

Savannah  Brewing  Co  10O 

U.  8.  'Jlass  com                          100 

Savannah  Construction  Co.  .1,000 
Savannah  Cotton  100 

Panifllne  Paint                             10 

U  S  Leather                               100 

Pa  w  tucket  Hair  Cloth  

t  21 

tioo>» 

Shultz  Belting  100 
Siblev  Mfg.  Co  100 
Silver  bullion  certificates  

Preferred  ..                              1OO 

Peck  Stow  &  Wilcox  Co  50 



U.  S.  Rubber                                100 

Peun   Walt  Mfg    50 

Preferred                                  1OO 

Penn.  Steel,  common  

30 
65 
80 

Simmons  Hardware  —  Pref  100 
Common  1  00 

tit  ica  Cement    ...                       25 

158 
10 
13 

Penn.  Warehousing,  common.  ..50 

f  

SincerMfg.  Co  100 

Smith  Mfg.  Co.  (Hartford)  100 
Southern  Cotton  Oil  50 

Walter  A.  Wood  Co  1OO 
Washington  Market,J&J  50 
Washington  Safe  Deposit  Co.-lOO 
Webb  Manufact.  Co—  Nashv'le  100 

312 
2o. 
105 

i's'6" 

108 
56 

no 

70c. 
100 
66 

320 
4o. 
108 
95 
142H: 
110 

28 
"99ii 

SpiritsDistrib.Co.,pref.,7p.c.cum. 
Spring  Valley  Water  100 

75 
103 

Philadelphia  Warehouse  100 
Phlla.  &  Wilmington.  Steamboat.. 
Phillips  Buttorff  Mfg                   100 

Standard  Guano  A  Ch.  Mfg.Co.100 
Standard  Oil      100 

Welsbach  Lt  Co                               5 

271 
104 

"96" 
110 
26 
108 
83 
5 
65 
45 
7 
4O 
32 

272 

6«8 

105 

"95" 
111 
31 

112 
85 
8 
75 

45 
35 
50 
98 

'55" 

Welsbach  Light  Co.,  Canada  5 
Welsbach  Commercial  Co.  — 
Coicinon    100 

2 

Standard  Rone  &  Twine  1  00 

Pittsburg  Plate  Glass  Co  100 

Standard  Underground  Cable.  100 
State  St.  Exchange  (Boston).  .100 
jstillwell,  Bierce  &  Smith  Vaile  Co. 
Preferred  

Plimpton  (Hartford)  100 

62 
25 
105 

Pneumatic  Gun  Carriage  10 

75c. 
103 

Portland  Water                          100 

Pratt  &  Cady  Co  100 

Street  Railway  &  Ilium.  Prop.  100 
Preferred     100 

West  End  (Boston)  Land             25 

Pratt  &  Whitney,  pref.,  cum..  100 

68 

West  End  Land  &  Improvement 
Co.,  Richmond  25 
Western  Aut.  Mach.  Screw  Co.  100 
Western  Stone  Co  (Chic  ) 

24 
240 
49% 
6V 
180 
105 
185 

8wift&  Co  100 

Prewitt,  Spurr  &  Co  100 
Proctor  &  Gamble  Co  ..100 

206" 
150 

157 
t  20% 
9 

35 
205 

155 

25" 
159^ 
21 
15 
58 

Tennessee  Cotton  Manuftory.100 
Tenth  &  Twenty-third  St.  Ferry... 
Texas  &  Pacific  Coal  Co  

Preferred                                  100 

Western  Union  Beef  

5 
1175 

175 

500 
82 

"8'6c. 

Prov.  A  Ston.  Steamboat  100 
Prov.  Fall  R.  &  Newp'tSt'mb't.50 
Pullman  Palace  C»T                   100 

Trenton  Potteries  100 

Preferred         .  100 

Whitlock  Coil  Pipe  Co  1  00 

Trow  Directory  —  Pref  .    100 

Reece  Button  Hole       ..              10 

Union  Boot  &  Shoe  (N.  B.)  100 

Rhode  Isl.  Perkins  H.  S.,  com.  .100 
Preferred                                  100 

Union  Dairy  Co  10O 

x  621* 

85 
16 

Union  Ferry  (Brooklyn)  .    .  .  100 

Common  100 
Wollas  ton  Land  5 

Rosetta  Grav.  Pav.  &  Imp  100 

10 

'  Union  Stock  Yards,  St.  Louis  .  .  100 

t  Prices  are  per  share  not  per  cent. 


QUOTATIONS    OF    BANK   AND    TRUST    COMPANY    STOCKS. 

Prices  are  per  share,  not  per  cent,  with  the  exception  of  New  York  City  and  Brooklyn  bank  stocks.    Prices  marked  thus 
(*)  are  last  sales. 

The  dagger  (f)  prefixed  to  a  price  indicates  that  the  figures  show  the  book  value. 
The  double  dagger  (J)  prefixed  to  the  capital  stock  indicates  that  only  part  is  paid  in. 
The  section  mark  (§)  prefixed  to  surplus  indicates  that  undivided  profits  are  included. 


ALABAMA. 

Capital. 

Surplus.     Deposits. 

P'r 

Sid. 

Ask. 

Capital. 

Surplus. 

Deposits. 

PV 

Sid. 

Aik. 

OAKLAND— 
Cal.Bk.&Tr.Co  
Central  Savs.  Bank  . 
First  National  Bank. 
Union  Nat.  Bank  — 

SAN  JOSE.— 
Bank  of  San  Jose.  .. 
Comm'l  &  Sav'gs  Bk. 
First  National  Bank 
Gard.  C.  Bk.  &  T.  Co. 
San  Jose  S.  Dep.  Bk. 
Un.  Sav.  Bk.,  S.  Jose 

$ 
100,000 
300,000 
300,000 
150,000 

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

§13,003 
24,421 
27,000 
150,000 

90,000 
60,000 
40,OOO 
7,500 
220,000 
50,000 

$ 
85,316 
1,109,032 
479,336 
568,157 

563,929 
332,784 
388,544 
339,707 
1,998.125 
897,554 

100 
30 
1OO 
100 

100 
5l> 
100 
100 
30 
30 

85 

90 
30 
125 

BIRMINGHAM— 
Alabama  Nat.  Bank. 
Ala.  Trust  &  Sav.  Co. 
Berney  Nat.  Bank.. 
Blrmlugh'mTr.&Sav 
First  Nat  ion;i  1  Bank. 
Jefferson  Co.  Sav.Bk. 
People'sSav.Bk.&Tr 

MOBILE— 

First  Nat.  Bank  

* 
350,000 
100,000 
200.000 
500,000 
250.000 
100.000 
100,000 

300,000 
150,000 

9 
§23,000 
5.750 
16,900 
37,803 
3,000 
15,000 

$ 
353,000 
25,000 
325,000 
655,094 
980,8I>9 
320,000 
95.000 

1,565,812 
1,050,000 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 

75 
100 
105 
85 
1O5 
90 
75 

275 
235 

i'20 

"83" 
100 

240 
225 

120 
20 
85 
90 
371-2 
33 

125 
25 
90 
100 
39 
35 

6345,497 
150,000 

People's  Bank  

COLORADO. 

AftKANSAS. 

DENVER— 
Amer.  Nat'l  Bank... 
Central  Savings  Bk. 
Colorado  Nat.  Bank. 
Denver  Nat.  Bank  .  .  . 
Denver  Sav.  Bank.. 
First  National  Bank. 
International  Tr.  Co. 
.Nat.  Bk.  of  Comm'ce 
People's  Nat.  Bank. 
Western  Bank  

500,000 
25,000 
500,000 
500,000 
250,000 
500,000 
250,000 
500,000 
300,000 
100,000 

50,000 
2,750 
200,000 
150.000 
§340 
100,000 
§91,742 
100,000 
60.00C 
10,000 

576,691 
111,304 

5,072,020 
3,735,794 
405,307 
9,073,355 
821.677 
780,325 
14,953 
188,489 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

t... 
t.      . 
t. 
t. 
t. 
t.       . 
t 

"33* 
140-04- 
132-sa 
fOO'OO 
200-01 
136-39 
12J-OJ 

LITTLE  ROCK— 

Bank  of  Commerce  .  . 
Bank  of  Little  Rook. 
Citizens'  Bank  

100,000 
200,000 
100,000 
200,000 
300,000 

§2,000 
§15,000 
10,000 
§15.383 
§56,050 

150,000 
250,000 
312,000 
392,305 
653.820 

25 
25 
25 
100 
100 

15 
15 
26% 
102 
105 

17V 
17ia 
27V 
104 

no 

Exchange  Nat.  Bk.. 
German  Nat.  Bk  

CALIFORNIA. 

iob  t  

lis-ia 

CONNECTICUT. 

Los  ANGELES— 
California  Bank  
Citizens'  Bank  
FirstNational  Bank. 
Los  Angeles  Nat.  Bk. 
MainSt.Sv.Bk.&T.Co 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
Nat.  Bk.of  California 
Security  L.  *  Tr.  Co.  . 
8ec.Snv.Bl'  ATr.Co. 
State  Loar  &  Tr.  Co  .  . 

SAN  FHANCISCO- 
Amer'n  Bk.  ,t  Tr.  Co. 
Anglo-Cal.  Bk.  (Ld.). 
Bank  of  California.  . 
Cal.Safe  Dep.&T.Co. 
Columbian  Bank.Co. 
Crook'r-Wool'thN.B. 
First  National  Bank 
German  Sav.  &  Loan 
Humboldt  Savings  & 
Limn  

250,000 
100,000 
400,000 
500,000 
UOO.OOO 
200,000 
250,000 
UOO.OOO 

uoo.ooo 

500,000 

426,800 
3,2*3,582 
3,000,000 
1,000,000 
61,360 
1,000,000 
1,500,000 
J  1,000,000 

300,000 

2.032,995 
J  300,000 
3,000,000 
l.OOO.OOO 
1,000,000 
30  i.OOO 
750.000 

20,735 
22,186 
80,000 
40,000 
12,681 
18.000 
513,550 
630,000 
26,271 
§26,769 

§68,050 
§253,44S 
53126913 
§111,481 
66,716 
§572,182 
§974,990 
806,091 

90,000 

§145,482 
§127,892 
§661,197 
6590,038 
61H6.353 
§102.441 
§85.9  'i  4 

760,000 
400,000 
1,738,754 
1,192,755 
425,000 
533,031 
450,000 
420,000 
716,000 
1,119,733 

311,868 
4,872,836 
7,749,442 
1,530,312 
114,008 
1,905,399 
3,013,738 
27,147,315 

2,617,797 

2,818,716 
2,660,211 
4.498.8H8 
22,185,081 
5,355,611 
3,071,927 
2.269,251 

100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

NEW  HAVEN— 
City  Bank  of  N.  H... 
First  National  Bank. 
Mechanics'  Bank..  .. 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk.. 
N.  H.  Co.  Nat.  Bank. 
Nat.  New  Haven  Bk. 
Nat.  Trad'men's  Bk. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Union  Trust  Co  
Yale  National  Bank. 

HARTFORD— 
jEtna  Nat.  Bank  — 
American  Nat.  Bk.  .  . 
Charter  Oak  Nat.  Bk. 
City  Bk.of  Hartford. 
Conn.  River  Bg.  Co  . 
Conn.  Tr.  &  S.  D.  Co. 
Farmers'  &  Mechan- 
ics' Nat.  Bank  
FirstNational  Bank. 
Hartford  Nat.  Bank. 
Hartford  Trust  Co.. 
Mercantile  Nat.  Bk. 
National  Ex.  Bank  .. 
Phoenix  Nat.  Bank  .  . 
Security  Company.. 
State  Bank       
United  States  Bank. 

500,000 
500,000 
300,000 
500,000 
350,000 
464,800 
300.0OO 
500,000 
100,000 
500,000 

525,000 
600.000 
500,000 
440,000 
150,000 
300,000 

500,000 
650.000 
1,200,000 
300,000 
500,000 
500,000 
1,000,000 
200,000 
400,000 
100.OOO 

60,000 
200,000 
35,000 
85,000 
200,000 
203,000 
120.000 
370,000 
35,000 
150,000 

300,000 
253,000 
50,000 
§155,000 
§75,000 
§229,000 

6160,000 
6193,000 
600.000 
§170.000 
648,500 
§220,000 
500,000 
5120,000 
(110,000 
§270,000 

644,417 
1,139,590 
421,417 
940,928 
480,075 
750,070 
741,309 
582,647 
421,416 
877,880 

1,837,938 
1,546,692 
882,453 
1,000  000 
500,000 
2,300,000 

1,300,000 
1,570,000 
2,958,307 
1,400,000 
580,199 
1,000,000 
1,329,520 
450,000 
9OO.COO 
1,200,000 

100 
100 
60 
50 
10 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
50 
100 
100 
30 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 

125 

67 
46 

1412 

168 
140 
168 

"47" 

ii'7 

140 
70 
92 
103 
30 
165 

112 

112 
138 
145 
68 
60 
120 
122 
103 
340 

119 

"97" 
"S?" 

50 

237% 
108 

240" 
109 

100 
100 

IOOO 

toco 

100 
100 
100 
250 
100 
100 

IOOO 

181 
1330 

1100 

•  127M 
39 

187V 
1390 

"ii" 

117 

London,  Paris  &  Am. 
Bank 

"75" 
65 

is'o" 

37'6" 

Mutual  Sav'gs  Bank. 
Nevada  Bk.of  SanFr. 
8.  Fran.  Sav.  Union. 
Sav.  &  Loan  Society. 
Security  Savings  Bk. 
Union  Trust  Co  

447  »i 

250" 
895 

475 
105 
300 
1000 

•Lastsale.    tBookvalue.    ;  Part  paid  in.     §Undiv'd  profits  included.       "Last  sale,  t  Book  value.  J  Part  paid  in.  §  Including  undivided  profit*" 


APRIL,  1897.  j 


BANK    STOCK    QUOTATIONS. 


Capital. 

Surplus. 

Depotitt. 

ft 

Bid.    Ail;. 

Capital. 

Surplus 

Deposits. 

F"i 

•    Sid. 

Ask. 

BR  1  DOE  PORT— 
Bridgeport  Nat.  Bk. 
City  National  Bank 
Connecticut  Nat.  Bk 
Pint  National  Bank 
Pequonnock  Nat.  Bk 

WATERBURY— 
Citizens'  Sat.  Bank 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank  .  . 
MannfacV  Nat.  Bk 
Waterburr  Nat.  Bk 

215.85C 
250,00* 
332.1OC 
210.OOC 
20O.OOC 

3OO.OOC 
1OO.OOC 
10O.OOC 
5OO.OOC 

1     112,000 
>      150.OOO 
•  :     10O.OOO 
i       1,  .-,.,«« 

1      1OO,000 
1     100,000 

1      20,000 
20,000 

80O.OOI 

423,576 
421,430 
612,001 
544,085 
472,721 

438,183 
310,793 
295,158 
818,679 

50 
1OO 

100 

101 

100 

100 

KM 
100 
50 

95 
150 
150 
175 
150 

145 
135 
133 

87>< 

"    . 

CHICAGO—  (Con.)- 

Drovers'  Nat,  Bank 
First  National  Bank 
FirstNat.Englewoo< 
Foreman  BrosBg.Co 
Ft.DearbomNat.  Bk 
Globe  Nat.  Bank... 
Globe  f-a  viiiL-s  Hk  .  .  . 
Hibernian  Bkg.Ass'r 
Hide&Leath.Nat.Bk 
Home  Nat.  Bank... 
Home  Savings  Bk  .  . 
International  Bank 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank. 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk 
Metrop'lltan  Nat.Bk 
Milw.  Ave.  State  Bk 
Nat.  Bk.  of  America 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Republic 
National  Live  Stool 
Bank  of  Chicago  .  . 
N.  Western.  Nat.  Bk 
Oakland  Nat.  Bank. 
Prairie  State  Nat.Bk 
State  Bk.  of  Chicago 
Union  Nat.  Bank... 
Western  State  Bank 
West  Side  Bank  
Am.  Tr.  &  Sav.  Bk.. 
Chic.  Title  &  Tr.  Co. 
Commercial  L.  &  Tr. 
Equitable  Trust  Co.. 
Garden  City  Bk.A  Tr 
Illinois  Tr.  A  Sav.Bk 
Merchant*'  L.&  T.  Co 
Northern  Trust  Co  ... 
Prairie  State  Savings 
<fe  Trust  Co.  .. 

$ 
250.001 
3,000,00< 
1OO.OOC 
SOO,OO( 
500,00( 
1,000,00( 
200.00( 
222,001 
300,OO< 
250,001 
5,00( 
500,00( 
2OO.OOI 
1,000,OO( 
2,000,00( 
250,00( 
1,000,00( 
1,000,00« 

750.0CM 
1,OOO,00< 
50,00( 
2OO,00( 
500,00( 
2,000,OO< 
300,00( 
50,00< 
l.OOO.OW 
1,500,00( 

r.oo.iKx 

.-.00.001 

r.oo.i  MK 

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2,261,681 
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2,786,269 

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266,022 
316,107 
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1    125 
1      90 
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1   110 
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WILMINGTON— 

Central  Nat  Bank. 
Eq.ltab.Gu.  A  Tr.  Co 
Farmers'  Bk.  of  Del 
Fir-*  N  ,-:.,    ,:  1:  tuft 
Hat.  Bk.  of  Delaware 
IT.  B.  of  WilmlngtoE 
and  Brandrwtne. 
8ee'rttTTr*aD.Oo 
Union  Nat.  Bank  

| 
210.OOO       SO.OOO       317,273  100    120     123 
5OO.OOO     lOO.OOO       901,882  100    137     140 
236.000       43,000       325.0OO    5O      61        68 
500.000       95.000       631,552  1OO    114     118 
110.0OO      130,000       235,594  2OO    5OO    '525 

200.010     125.000       598,834    30      72>s    76 
500,000     100.000    1,066,851  100    142H>  147 
903,175     210.0OO    1,082,125    25      74       77 

'163 
115 
116 
90 

250 
155 
130 
110 
190 
96 
105 

'82" 
81 
110 
120 
95 
350 
255 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA. 

"si" 

78 
105 
115 
90 
340 
i  250 
210 

105 
104 
205 

WASHINGTON  - 
Oentral  Nat.  Bank.. 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
Colombia  N»t.  Bank. 
Lincoln  Nat  Bank.. 
Hat.  Bk.  of  Republic. 
HatBankofWaah.. 
Mat.  Capital  Bank... 
JUtM-tropollt'nBk. 
Ohio  Nat.  Bank  
BtCftB  Nat.  Bank.... 
Beeond  Mat  Bank... 
Trader*'  Nat.  Bank. 
WcMtEad  Nat.  Bank. 
American  8.  ATr.Co. 
Jlat.H.D.AT.Oo  
Waah.LoanATr.Oo. 

GEOHoeTowN- 
FarB.AMeeh.ir.Bk. 

1  OO.OOO 
3OO.OOO 
250,000 
100,001 
200,000 
200,000 
•J'«  
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200.000 
5OO.OOO 
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200.000 
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1.25O.OOO 
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1,000,000 

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160,000 

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1  00,000 

41,000 
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i     14.280 
25,495 
00,000 
40,000 

36,000 

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;    ••.•'.771 

15O.OOO 
100.000 

1,105,445  100 
846.113  100 
1,O13.27>I  1OO 
371.881  10O 
889,332  1OO 
1,507.794  1OO 
066.399  1OO 
1.428.614  100 
215,347  100 
4.114,368  100 
833,163  100 
462.714  1OO 
433,942  1OO 
1,614.563  100 
1.785,244  1OO 
1,917.907  100 

919,723  100 

261 
115 
127 
102  >i 
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260 
120 
280 
90 

i!03 
210 
28O 
130 
310 

110 

105i« 
215 

Roval  Trust  Co 

Union  Trust  Co  

ROCKFORD  - 
Forest  City  Nat  Bk. 
Manufrs'  Nat.  Bulk. 
People's  Bank  

134 
94  >t 
1O6>< 
140 
114i< 
lia\ 

170 

100 
109V, 
145 
114* 

Rockford  Nat.  Bank 
Third  Nat.  Bank  
Wlnnebago  Nat.  Bk. 

SPRINGFIELD— 

Farmers'  Nat.  Bank. 
Pint  Nat.  Bank  
Illinois  Nat.  Bank... 
Rldgely  Nat.  Bank.. 
Bpringil'd  Marine  Bk 
State  Nat.  Bank  
8angamonL.iTr.Co. 

190 

FLORIDA. 

JACKSONVILLE— 
Pint  Nat.  Bk.  of  Pla.         5O.OOO 
N»tBk.ofJack»onv.        15O.OOO 
NaLBk.SUteof  Fla.        100.00O 
8aTlnoATru«tBk  .          5O.OOO 
•yithern8aT.AT.Oo.         OO.OOO 
State  Bk.  of  Florida..         SO.OOO 

10.000 

t.O.,,,H, 

MMMM 

)       !.••"•• 
J       3.900 

234.000100 
H  35,000  100 
478.OOO  100 
165.000  100 
122.000  100 
2O2.683  10O 

INDIANA. 



INDIANAPOLIS. 
Capitol  Nat  Bank... 
Fletcher's  Bank  
Indiana  Nat.  Bank.. 
Indiana  Trust  Co  
M.Tclmnts'Nat.  B'nk 
State  Bankof  Indl'na 
Union  Trust  Co  

TERHE  HAUTE. 
First  National  Bank. 
National  State  Bank 
Terre  Haute  Tr'st  Co 

V!L-..  C".  Niit.    lUl.k 

300,000 

1.000.  

300,000 
810,000 
1,000.000 
200,000 

600,000 

30O.OOO 
200,000 

100,000 

150.000 

46,000 
100,000 
600.0OO 

903,555 
3,156,554 
3,571,457 
262,394 
2,087,256 
496,745 
189,742 

611,467 

328,260 
1  0.000 
395.835 

100 

88 

90 

GEORGIA. 

AoaotTA— 
AafMUBaTlataBfc. 

Georgia  KB.  B»nk 
Irlah-AjaJMM&Bk. 
Hat.Bk.of  Aooeta. 
If  at  Eiehaaf*  Bk  . 

P...I.-.T-   1.    •.  -    lu 

ATLAMTA- 

Anerlean  Tru.t    A 
Ba»k1«*Oo  
Atlanta  Buktec  Co. 
Atlanta  Nat  Bank.: 
At  Tr.  A  BuT*  Co. 
Capital  CltrBank.  . 

SsaSteycii 

Ponrth  Nat  Bank.. 
Oa.LoanB.ABkc.Oo. 
Ga.8ee.  ABkcTO*.. 

Lowry  Bankla*  0*.  . 

M*M..t  K  •:.  ..  -IM  ,, 
Veal  Loan  41 
Third  national  Bk.. 
TmM  Co.  of  Oeorfte. 

a»ertoan  Nat.  Bank 
Cent  (Mmrcla  Bank. 
Exchange  Bank  
Pint  N»t  Bank  
Maeoa  Bartao  Bank 
Colon  Baring*  Bank 
A  Trout  Co  

30.000 
300.000 
300.UOO 
30.000 
•90.000 
•00.000 
50.000 

100.000 
200.000 
150.000 
100.000 
400.000 
100.000 
50.000 

xooiooo 

100400 
850.0001 

100.000 

1  OO.OOO 
200.000 
210.000 

100.000 
500.000 
200.000 

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200,000 

15O.OOO 
5OO.OOO 

100.000 

125.000 
390.000 
SOO.OOO 

:  I  IN 

10,000 
90400 

;  02.010 

364,836 
146,146 
1.000389 
119.498 

I3MM 

•18,644 

137.657 

2,272374 
160.OOO 
700,000 
173.000 
28400 

nSoM 

1,1  80,600 

000,000 

85O.OOO 

!7_  :....... 

500.000 

110,000 
1,000,000 

400,000 
220,000 

380,000 

309.706 
1,084.226 

071 

400 

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342,000 
829.881 
2.092.797 

t->.  

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100 

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100 
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120 

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100 
110 

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60,000 

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113 

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IOWA. 

DES  MOINES— 
Bankers'  Iowa  State. 
Capital  City  State  Bk 
Cen.  Loan  A  Tr.  Co.  . 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
Des  Molnes  Nat.  Bk 
Iowa  I.oan  ATr.  Co. 
Iowa  National  Dank. 
N.  K.  Loan  ATr.  Co. 
scriirlty  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 
Valley  Natlon'l  Bank 

DUBUQUE— 

Citizens'  State  Bank. 
Dubiique  Nat.  Bank, 
itlonal  Bank. 

200,000 
10O.OOO 
2OO.OOO 

1JOO.O.M 

300,000 
:  
100.000 
760,000 
187,571 
200,000 

100,000 

100,000 
200,000 

150,000 
100.0OO 
3OO.OOO 
400.000 

300.000 
175.000 
250.000 
lOO.OOO 
2OO.OOO 
500,000 
100,000 
•jno.ooo 

CO.  000 

1 
350,000  100 
300,000  100 
1OO 

10,000 

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100,000 
44,000 
lOO.OOO 
50,000 

5  110,000 

20,622 
140,000 

10,000 

•.'0.000 

34,600 
20,000 
20.0OO 
20.000 
67,000 

100.000 
16,000 
87,000 
6OO 
50.OOO 
5  172,820 
10.OOO 

.-,.-,,000 

7.500 





999,219 
829,789 
3,750,000 
401.621 

s'ei'.oos 

152,768 
183,507 
621,083 
309.B68 
236,113 
732,059 
1,088,381 

710,000 
260,000 
1,963,605 
299,000 
550,000 
3,975,000 
473,000 
1,590,000 
323.000 

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110 
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Oer.  Tr.  A  Sav.  Bank 
[owaTr.  A  Sav.  Bk.. 
Second  Nat'l  Bank.. 

DAVENPORT— 
•itl/i-iis*  Nat.  Bank. 
liiivt-nport  Nat.  Bk.. 
")avenport  Sav.  Bank 
Farm.  A  Mech.  Bank. 
First  Nat.  Bank  
German  Savings  Bk 
Own  National  Bank, 
tcott  Co.  Sav.  Bank. 
Jnlon  Savings  Bank 

SAV  ANN  AH  - 
Chathaa  Bank... 

ClUaeiM'  Bank  

Oennanla  Bank  
Merchant.   Nat.  Bk. 
Rat  Bk.  »r  Savannah 
0«;-tl,..r|..  I.AT.O 
Savannah  Bk.  AT.  Co. 
••.Bk.  of  State  Oa... 
Kopte'aSar.ALa.Oo 

KENTUCKY. 

COVINQTON. 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank.  . 
>.v1ngton  Trust  Co. 
Farmers'  A  Traders' 
First  Nat.  Bank. 

200,000 

100.000 

300.000 

600,000 

350,000 
i;.-,o,ooo 

/ 

200,000 
300,000 

400,000 
200,000 

26,000 
5       7,?64 
150.OOO 
120,000 
70,000 

408,286 
14,000 
510,331 

828,694 
405,318 

100 

100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 

100 

120     1 

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150     ] 
100     ] 
110     ] 

87     ] 

85 
200     i 
110     1 

1 

120 
LOO 
60 
15 
20 
00 

90 
00 
10 

20 

ILLINOIS. 

CHICAOO— 
An.  Ex.  Nat  Bank. 
Bank  of  Corameree.. 
Bankers'  Nat.  Bank. 
Calnmet  Nat  Bank.  . 
Ohteaco  City  Bank.. 

OMnMratai  NatW 
Oratlneatal  Nat  Bk. 

Cnrn  y.\>  lixnt-   Ilk 

l.OOO.OOO 
AOO.OOO 
1,000.000 

-.,,,»», 

200.000 
5OO.OOO 
1.000.000 
2.000.000 
1.000.000 

•MM 

_•«..••.! 
',  110.975 
J     8-.',:t77 

•  7*7 

•    -.-.  -,-i;.. 

401.142 

uaa.7  & 

3,488,661  100 
1)99.137  100 
4,696.608  1OO 
267.825  1OO 
218,518  100 
1  0.074.032  100 
8.741,213  1OO 
9.881.013  100 
6.418.501  1<M> 

80 

90 

90 
1071s 

German  Nat.  Rank.. 
No  Bk  of  Ky  (Br'ch) 

106  >i 

LEXINGTON— 

S    22,944 
S  237,205 
I    88,522 

}    68,894 

135,821 
487,960 
207,315 

286,120 

105      110 
220     240 
225     235 
125      128 
240     200 

Fayette  Nat,  Bank.. 
First  Nat.  Bank  
Lexington  City  Nat. 
Bank  

•Lent  tale,  t  Btok  ralnn.  :  Part  paid  In.  ^Innludlnc  undlrlded  profit*.       *I.ast«ale.  (Book  value.  :  Part  paid  in.  §  Including  undivided  profit*. 

THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


|VOL    LX1V 


LEXINQTON— Con. 
Nat.  Exchange  Bank 
Northern  Kk.  of  Ky. 
Phcenlx  Nat.  Bank  . . 
Second  Nat.  Bauk... 
Third  Nat.  Bank 

LOUISVILLE— 

American  Nat.  Bank 

Bank  of  Commerce.. 

Bankof  Kentucky... 

Bauk  of  Louisville... 

Citizens'  Nat.  Bauk.. 

Columbia  Finance  & 
Trust  Co 

Farmers'  <fe  Drovers' 

Fidelity  Trust  &  Safe- 
ty Vault  Co 

First  Nat.  Bank 

German  Bank 

German  Insurance.. 

German  Security 

Kentucky  Trust  Co. . 

Louisville  Hauk'gCo. 

Louisville  City  N.  B. 

Louisville  Trust  Co.. 

Third  Nat.  Bank.... 

Union  Nat.  Bank 

Western  Bank — 


Capital. 


Surplu*. 


$ 

100,000 
1,813,900 
150,000 
150,000 
100,000 


SOO.OOo 
800,000 
1,645,100 
650,000 
500,000| 

1,000,000 
300,000 

1,000,000 
500,000 
300,000 
249,500 
179,000 
125,000 
500,000 

.100.00(1 

800,000 
400,000 
750,000 
250,000 


Depotil*. 


23,649  146,269 

177,200  64,5,830 

i;il,'.Mi!i  297,927 

8,214  202,379 

20,606  104,022 


I- r 


Bid. 


\Atk. 


100  105  100 

100   92  100 

100  105  110 

100   85  90 

100  1OO  105 


55,000  2,100,000  100  x 

852,000  2,400,000100  

1,158,000  1,500,000  100  170 

40.OOO  327  ,OOO  100  

100,000  2,491,152  100  110 


250,000 
73,000 

550,000 
300,000 
377,000 
302,800 
117,000 
3,062 


75.000J 

425.000 

98,000 

97,500 

117,350, 


980,000  100 
625,359100 

100 

1,056,890100 

2,323,800  100 

2,591,100    50 

769,120100 

100 

1,634,190100 
400,000  100 
556,000' 100 
750,000100 
2,581,407  100 
900,000  100 


X117 


x 

ii'o" 


75 
180 
173 

70 
112 


90 

207 

145 

205 

200 

150 

75 

90 

80 

128 

105 

111 

125 


LOUISIANA. 


NEW  ORLEANS— 
Canal  &  Ranking  Co . 
Citizens'  Bank  of  La. 
Genuanla  Nat.  Bank! 
Germania  Sav.  Bk. . . 
Hibernla  Nat.  Bank. 
Louisiana  Nat.  Bank 
Metropolitan  Bank.. 
New  Orleans  Nat.Bk. 

People's  Bank 

Provident  Sav'gs  Tr. 

&  Safe  Deposit  Bk. 
State  National  Bank 
Teutonia  Sav.  Bank. 
Union  (Jat'l  Bank... 
U.  S.  Tr.  &  Sav.  Bk. 
Whitney  Nat.  Bank. 


1,000,000 
3*0.200 
300.000 
100,000 
300.000 
500,000 
250,000 
200,000 
300,000 


400,000 

S  102,000 

100,000 

$  220,456 

300,000 

150,000 

§  137,443 

8(10,000 

203,928 


100,000  § 
300,000 
100,000  § 
300,000  § 

100,000  $ 
400,000 ! 


5,670 

60,000 

3,535 

7,489 

1.9P8 

875,000 


2,907,372 


800,000  100 


967,849 

2,167,956 

3,706,851 

3,867.347 

1,174,337 

3,554,216  100 

1,100,632 


212,288 
1,094,142 

158,156 
1,203.899 

719.042 
4,033,755 


100 


100 
100 
100 
100 
100 


50 


100 
100 
100 

ioo 

100 


11813 
75 

325" 
180 
119 
115 
525 


79*2 


390 


123 
80 
108 

188" 
130 

555" 


85 
90 


MAINE. 


PORTLAND— 

Canal  Nat.  Bank 

Casco  Nat.  Bank 

Chapman  Nat.  Bank. 
OnmberlandNat.  Bk. 
First  National  Bank. 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. . 
Nat.  Traders'  Bank.. 
Portland  Nat.  Bank. 
Portland  Trust  Co ... 


600,000 

800.000 
100,000 
250.000 
1,000.000 
300,000' 
300,000 
300.000  § 
100,000  { 


120,000 

200,000 

10,000 

50,000 

186,000 

200,000 

60,000 

23,000 

65,000 


534,002 

782,793 

445,766 

87,841 

875,511 

573,176 

301,105 

.,434,421 

425,000 


100    112 

ioo;   95 

IOO1  

40      32 
100      96 

75    112 


100 
100 


97 
100 


100    

I 


116 
97 
95 
35 
97 

113 
99 

102 

125 


MARYLAND. 


BALTIMORE— 
American  Nat.  Bank 
Canton  Nat.  Bank... 
Citizens' Nat.  Bank., 
Com.*  Farm. N. Bank 
Continental  N.  Hank 
Drov.&Meo'sN.Bank 
Equitable  Nat.  Bank 
•Farm.  &  Mer.N.Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Gerinan-Amer.  Bank 
Qer.B'nkofBaltrcitv 
Manufact'rs'  N.Bank 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Nat.  Bauk  of  Balt'ore 
Nat.  Bankof  Coin'rce 
Nat. Exchange  Bank 
Nat.Fnr.  Y  Plan. Bank 
Nat.  Howard  Bank.. 
Nat.  Marine  Bank... 
Hat.  Median!  cs'Bank 
Nat.  Un.  Bank  of  Md 

Old-Town  Bank 

People's  Bank 

Second  Nat.  Bank. . . 
South  Balti'ore  Bank 
Third  National  Bank 
Traders'  Nat.  Bank.J 
Western  Nat.  Bank.. 

Baltimore   Trust    it 

Guaranty  Co 

Fidelity  &  Deposit 

Co. of  Maryland... 
Guar.  Security  Trust 

it  Deposit  Co - 

Maryland  Tr.  Co 

Mercantile  Trust  &| 

Deposit  On.  of  Bait 
Safe  Depoolt  *.  Trust 

Co.  01  Salthnoto.. 

FREDERICK— 
Central  Nat.  Pank.. 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
Fanners  &  Median 

Ics'  Nat.  Bank 

First  Vat.  Bank 

Franklin  Sav.  Bank 
Frederick  Co.  Nat.Bkj 
Frederichtown   SavJ 

Institution i 


200,000 
100,000 
500,000 
512,560 
300,000 
300,000, 
500,000 
650,000 

1,110,000 
300,000 
400,000 
500,000 

1, 500, 000 

1,210,700 
300,000 
600,000 
800,000 
230,000 
.100,000 

1,000,000 
900,000 
150,000 
225,000  § 
500,000 
28,150 
500,000 
230,000 
500.000 


38,000 

2,500i 

500,000] 

130,000 

25,000 
100.000 

75,000 
325,000 
275,000 

50,000 

90,000 

31,000 
500,000 
400,000 

80,000 
120,000 

eoo.ooo : 

29,000! 
100,000 
500.000 
200,000 
140,000 

13,622 

500,000 

2,000 

49,000 

46,000 
300.000 


827,047  100 

239,233  lOOi 

1,833,8801  10| 

658,44711001 

638,903  100 

2,305.174:100, 

850,399  100! 

1,414,9191  40 

1,627,8171100 

375,028llOO 

571,415  100 

768,567  100 

3,640,874  100 

1,711,2)3  100 

604,043!  15 

1,413,451  100 

1,984,121'  25 

6L7,027|.... 

1,343,494  30 

2,636,8051  10 

1,300,212  75 

668,000  10 

369,909  20 

869,674  100 


116 

"21" 

120 
90 


120 
90 


ill 


17012175 
95       97 


125 
107 


os 


90   91 

14212  144 


1.315,076,100 

456,683  100 

2,070,105  20 


500,000  300,000 
750,000!  500,000 

loo.ooo! 

1,000,0001   

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


1,752,363 


200,000 
100,000 

125,000 

100,000 


40,000 
100,000 

40,000 
20.00O 


1,237,397 
3,060,677 


112.000  $  11,570 
150,000   50,000 


184,906 
1,381,643 

307,276 
116,663 


171,000 


50,000 


111,597  100 


99,843 
570,421 


100 
50 


100 
100 


50 
100 


141 
16 

131 
45 


142 


46 
11 


18i8       -  . 
81i2    81% 
17       18 
17    !    18 
194 


100 

105 

41    !   42i 


200 
138 


80 


205 
140 


90 


2C 

too 


25 
100 


122      125 

149    1151 

..  300 


27 
250 

32% 
*70 


33 

80 


15 
100 


110 

1812;    19 


160     165 


*L»st  salt-.  iBookvalue.  {Part  paid  In.  ^Including  undivided  profits- 
«*  After  assessment  of  30% .    x  Ex-dividend,  April  1. 


MASSACHUSETTS. 


BOSTON— 
Atlantic  Nat.  Bank.. 

Atlas  Nat.  Bank 

Blackstone  Nat.  Bk. 
Boston  Nat.  Bank... 
Boylston  Nat.  Bank.1 
Broadway  Nat.  Bk . . .  I 
Bunker  Hill  Nat.  Bk.  I 
Central  Nat.  Bank. . . 
Columbian  Nat.  Bk. . 
Commercial  Nat.  Bk. 
Continental  Nat.  Bk. 
Eliot  National  Hank. 
Everett  Nat.  Bank.. 
Faneuil  Hall  Nat.  Bk 
First  National  Hank. 
First  Ward  Nat.  Bk.. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 
Freemans'  Nat.  Bk . . 
Globe  Nat.  Bank.... 
Hamilton  Nat.Bk... 
Howard  Nat.  Bank.. 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank.. 
Manuf's'  Nat.  Bank. 
Market  Nat.  Bank... 

Mass.  Nat.  Bank 

Mechanics'  Nat.  Bk.. 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk.. 
Metrop'HtanNat.  Bk. 
Monument  Nat.  Bk. . ) 
Mt.  Vernon  Nat.  Bk.  i 
National  City  Bank. 
Nat.Bk.  of  C'rnmerce. 
Nat.Bk.ofC'mmonw. 
Nat.  Kk.  of  No.  Am.. 
Nat.  Bk.  ofRedemp. . 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Republic. 
National  Eagle  Bk... 
Nat.  Exchange  Bk. . 
N.  Hide&Leath.  Bk. 
N.  MarketBk.of  Brig. 
Nat.  Kevere  Bauk... 
National  Bockland 

Bankof  Boxbury.. 
Nat.  Security  Bank.. 
Nat.  Union  Bank — 
Nat.  Webster  Bank. . 
N.  Eng.  Nat.  Bank  . . 
North  Nat.  Bank  — 
Old  Boston  Nat.  Bk. 
Peoples'  Nat.  Bank 

of  Boxbury 

Second  Nat.  Bank. . . 
Shawmut  Nat.  Bank. 
Sh.  &  Leath.  Nat.  Bk. 
South  End  Nat.  Bk.. 

State  Nat.  Bank 

Suffolk  Nat.  Bank... 
Third  Nat.  Bank  — 
Tremont  Nat.  Bank 
Washington  Nat.  Bk. 
Winthrop  Nat.  Bank 

Am.  Loan  &Tr.  Co.. 
Bay  State  Trust  Co.. 
Beacon  Trust  Co — 
Bost.S.Dep.&Tr.Co. 
Columbia  Trust  Co. . 
Internat'l  Trust  Co . . 
Mass.  Loan  &  Tr.  Co. 
Mattapan  D.&Tr.Co. 
Merc.  Loan  &  Tr.  Co. 
N.  Engl'd  Trust  Co. .  j 
Old  Colony  Trust  Co. 

Puritan  Trust  Co 

State  St.  Safe  Depos. 

&  Trust  Co 

U.S.  Trust  Co 

BEVERLY— 
Beverly  Nat.  Bank. . 

BROCKTON— 
Brockton  Nat.  Bank. 
Home  Nat.  Bank — 
Plymouth    Co.    Safe , 

Dep.  &  Trust  Co... 

CAMBRIDGE— 
Charles  Biv.  N.  Bank 
Cambridge  Safe  Dep. 

&TrustCo 


Capital.     Surplut.     Deposit*,    fr    Sid.    A.tJc. 


CHELSEA— 
First  National  Bank. 
WinnlssimetNat.Bk. 

DANVERS— 
First  National  Bank. 

FALL  RIVER— 
Fall  River  Nat.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Massasoit  Nat.  Bank 
Metacomet  Nat.  Bk  .  . 
National  Union  Bank 
Pocasset  Nat.  Bank. 
Second  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 

FlTCHBURQ— 


Fitchburg  Nat.  Bank 
Rollstoue  Nat.  Bank 
Safety  Fund  Nat.  Bk. 
Wachussett  Nat.  Bk. 

HAVERHILL— 
Essex  Nat.  Bank  ----  ; 
First  National  Bank. 
Haverhill  Nat.  Bank 
Haverhill    Safe   De- 

posit &  Trust  Co.  .. 
Merchants'  Nat.Bk. 
MerrimackNat.  Bank 
Second  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 


750,000 

1,500,000 

1,000,000 

1,OOO,000 

700,000 

200,000 

500,0001 

500,000: 

l.OOO.OOO- 

250,000 

1,000,000 

1,000,000 

40O,OOOi 

1,000,000 

1,000,000 

200,000 

750.000J 

800,000 

1,000,000 

750,000 

1,000.000 

500,000 

500,000 

soo.ooo 

800,000 

250,000 

3,000,000 

500,000 

150,000 

200,000 

1,000,000 

1,500,000 

1,000,000 

1,000,000, 

1,000,000 

1,500,000 

1,000,000 

1,000,000 

1,500,000 

250,000] 

1,500,000| 

300,000! 

250,000 
1,000,000: 
1,000,000 
1,000,000' 
1,000,000 

900,0001 


300,000 

.100.000 

200,000 
200,000 

350,000 
175,000 
350,000 

100,00(1 
1H5.000 

13,000 
200.000 
500,000 

50,000 
300,000 
1,000,000 

100.00(1 

150.0OO 
125,000 

fiO.OOO 
200.OOO 
200,000 

15,125 

52,000 
136,000 

59,000 
100,000 
1,500,000 

84,000 
160,000 

40,000 
126,500 
300,000 
500,000 
200,000 
.100.000 
1,000,000 
110,000 
400,000 
300,000 

50,000 
170,000 

150,000 
200,000 
400,000. 
250,OOOi 
600,000 
200,000 
250,000 


1,065,000  100( 
'-',779,000  100 
1,899,000  100 
2,415,000' IOO 
1,845,000:100 
1,862,000  100 
1,226,828  100 
1,!)30,OOO  IOO 
2,801,000  100 

892,0001100 
1,340.000 '100 
1,677,000  100 

951,000  100 
2,247,000  100 
4.682,000  100 

765,010  100 
2,549,000;  100 

i.sei.oooiioo 

4,662,000  IOO 
1,356,000  100 
2,566,000:1001 
1,041,000  100 
2,663,000  100 
2,153,000  100 
1,539,000  100 
1.300,000;  100 
9,154,000:100 
957,000  100 


107i«  108>a 

108% 

I   90 

90       90i« 

124>3 

100 

I!i7      19713 

11334:114 


94 


95 
81 


99 
120     121 

80     . 

..  129 
230 

125      12713 
120 

*>4i4    85 

mi;     10013 
87i«    88 
74    :   75 

100 

74       7413 


379,052 


100!' 


100 


1,011*000  IOO 
1,650,000  100  "... 
5.123,000  100    109 1» 
8,734,000  100)  138i4 


:122 

155 

90 

225 


1,855,000 


100' 


8,055,000  100 
H  ,915,000  100  14]  3& 
1,539,000'  100 
7,152,000100 
2,954,000!  100 
554.729J  100 
5,152,000100 


7(1 
126i« 


109?* 
13813 

97 

116% 
141 T8 

76% 
12714 


300,000^  170,000 
1,600,000  1,000,000 
200,000 
125,000 
6,500 


1,000,000 
1,000,000 

200,000 

2,000,000  400^000 
1,000,000 
2,000.000 
1,000,000 

750,000!  250,000 

300,000 


1,000,000 
200,000 

300,000 


1,455,956  100 
1,601,000  100 
1.917,000  100 
2,028,000;  ioo! 
2,885,000  lOOi 
2,944,000  100 
1,895,000  100 

571,862  100 


108V  1081s 
98   100 

82        8212 


*......  13818 

* |178»a 


100%  100% 
147i«i  148 
96%  98 
106  !107 


8,639,000  100 
7,930,000  100;' 


252,310!  100* 


136 

* !179H 

'113 
3,310,000  100   90   91 

65 

11014  11019 
106  107 
8913!  90 
79i2' 


4,102,000 


100! 


300,000|   2,276,000  100! 
90,000l   7,680,000!l001 
200,000    1,869,000' 100 
996,000100 


150,000 
500,000 


2,273.000  100  * 131 


3,071,071:100 
50,000:   2,265,864'1OO 
§37,7921       532,790  100 
1,000,0001,000,000!   6,7*7,391;  100 
100,000;         2.500        194,0671100 


1,000,000  1,000,000 


6,626,9471 100J 


94 

ioo" 


97 


1JOOO.OOO  200,000  I,648,769i100l 
100.000  16,000  547,050100 
250,0005  22,800  321,162:100 

1.000,000  1,000,000' 12,898,786  100 


......  104*9 

ioo" 


1,000,000;  750,000!  9,636,771 


200,000§   8,200 

300,0005  36,416 
200.000   70,000 


200,000   70,000 


100,000   20,000 
200,000  100,000 


688,577 


1,183,580100* 1102* 


1,243,187 


382,408 


100 
100 


...... 

*  ......  ioo 


100 


100 


140 


150 


497,181  100* 125 


943,170:100* |175 

100,000  §   5,000   323,367  100 


100,000   50,000   565,000 100 
100,000  5  20,000   550,000  100 


300,000  100,000   600,000 100 
100,000   18,500   350,000  100 


150,000 


400,000 

400,000 
300,000 
500,000 
200,000 
200,000 
150,000 
i 

250,000] 

250.000 
200,000 
250,000 

100.0001 
300,000 
200,000! 

200,000: 

100.000 
240,000 
150,000 


24,000 


100,000 

150,000 

150,000' 

125,000, 

15,600i 

•10,000 

75,000 


150,000 

135,000 

40,000 

250,000 


20,000 
120,000 
100,000 

20,000 

25,000 

120,000 

50,000 


139,529  75 


1581* 

J112 

llOO 

99% 

73   75 


456,560  100  105 

624,943  100!  

537,623  100  148ia 

351,854100  

277,073  100  104 

430,713  100  145 

294,103  100  165 


152is 
i08" 
i~72" 


762,029  100 
348,087  100 
330,829  100 
771,354  100  * 


159,977  100    

656,639  100    129 
510,498  100    147 


220,889 


100 
100 


504,576  100 
636,862  100 


112 
118 
155 
15719 


*Lastsale.  t  Book  value.  1  Part  paid  in.  5  Including  undivided  profits' 


APRIL    1897.1 


•ANK    STOCK    QUOTATIONS. 


Capital.      Surplut. 

Depunlt. 

Vr 

Bid. 

Atk. 

Capital. 

Surplus. 

Deposits. 

PV 

Sid. 

.IsA. 

HOLYOKE— 
City  National  Bank. 
Hartley  Falls  Sal  Bk. 
Hot  joke  Nat.  Bank.. 
Home  Nat.  Bank.... 
Park  National  Bank 

LAWRENCE  — 
Arlington  Nat.  Bank 
l;av  •  .:••  S  ir    i:  ink 
Lawrence  Nat.  Bank 
Merchant*'  Nat.  Bk  . 
Pacific  Nat.  Bank... 

LOWELL— 
Appleton  Nat.  Bank. 
Pint  National  Bank. 
Lowell  Trust  Co  
Kerch.  Nat.  Bank... 
MUdtoMxTnut  Co- 
Old  Lowell  Nat.  Bk. 
Pnwcott  Nat.  Bank.. 
Rallroa.l  Nat.  Bank 
Traders'  Nat.  Bank.  . 
Wamesit  Nat.  Bank. 

LYNN— 
Central  Nat.  Bank.. 
Plm  National  Bank. 
Lynn  National  Bank 

-                   $ 
5OO.OOO       57,000 
2OO.OOO     100,000 
•2OO.OOO       85.000 
25O.OOO       44.OOO 
10O.OOO       50,000 

100.000     20,000 

375.OOO       75.OOO 
3OO.OOO        38.5OO 
100,000       2O.OOO 
15O.OOO       28,700 

300.000     100,000 
25O.OOO     150,000 
125.OOO 
4OO.OOO     100.OOO 
10O.IMJO 

S 
693,731 
176.347 
679,661 
419,450 
469,060 

395,000 
189,249 

404,000 
556.OOO 
376,000 

785,358 

931.044 

.  BO  018 
149.OOO 
413.846 
460,365 
517.892 
1.354.-261 
337,957 

Mfjju 

079.91  1 
43'.>.403 
746,500 

L98.0M 

433,164 
1,036,000 

527.980 

mjn\ 

.;-,•!.  -i. 

l,"il  ::..! 

MMH 

470,351 

191.696 
320,996 

100 

100 
100 
100 

100 

100 
75 
1OO 
100 
100 

100 
100 

100 
100 

100 

100 

Hill 

100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

100 

100 

100 

100 
100 

100 
100 

100 

100 

100 

100 
100 

100 
150 
150 
105 

105 
160 
155 
115 

GRAND  RAP.—  (Con.) 
National  City  Bank.. 
Old  National  Bank.. 
State  Bk.of  Michigan 

BAY  CITY— 
Bay  City  Bank  

$ 
500,000 

800,000 
150,000 

150,000 

.-,0.000 
100,000 

1:00,000 

300,000 
200,000 

100.000 
100,00(1 

200,000 

$ 
100,000 
160,000 
30,000 

50,000 
25,000 

$ 
S25.461 
1,796,138 
330,079 

667,774 
365.435 
250,000 
494,178 
551,166 

894,177 
390,228 
382,013 
1,129,337 

100 
100 
100 

100 

ib'6 

100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

120 
120 
100 

155 
175 
85 
155 
100 

150 
140 

140 
150 
70 
135 
95 

120 
120 
127 
115 
112 

127 
162 
102 
143 

Bay  County  Bank... 
Commercial  Bank... 
First  National  Bank. 
Old  Second  Nat.  Bk. 

S  AGIN  AW— 
?ank  of  Sajrinaw  — 
}ommercialNat.  Bk. 
First  Nat  Bk  of  Sag 

79,226 
26,000 

80,000 
50,000 
40.OOO 
200,000 

128 

Second  Nat.  Bank... 

250 

105 
145 
90 

MINNESOTA. 

200.000        40.000 
3OO.OOO      lOO.OOO 
4OO.OOO     lOO.OOO 
200,000         9.000 
25O.OOO       9O.OOO 

200,000     100,000 
500.000     200,000 
lOO.OOO     15O.OOO 
lOO.OOO        5O.OOO 
2OO.OOO       48.OOO 
20O.OOO     15O.OOO 
100.000     150,000 
200,000       45,000 

290,000   4138.993 

!.,,.».  ,M»,        .iij  .    :i 
6OO.OOO   5407,226 
l.OOO.OOO    5664.808 
1,000,000   {2  48.882 

200,000      528.845 

190,000       68.000 
290,000      100,000 

123 
135 
131 

134 
100 

MINNEAPOLIS— 
3ankof  Minneapolis. 
Farmers'  &  Mechan. 
Savings  Bank  
First  National  Bank. 
Flour  City  Nat.  B'k.. 
German-  Amer.  Bk... 
.Jerinania  Bank  
Hennepln  Co.Sav.Bk 
Metropoltan  Bank.. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Commerce 
Xicullet  Nat.  Bank.. 
North-  Western  N.  B. 
People's  Bk.of  Minn. 
St.Antbony  Falls  Bk. 

100,000 

1,000,000 

.-.00,000 
i;o,ooo 
r.o.ooo 
100,000 
2OO.OOO 
l.OOO.OOO 
500,000 
1.250.OOO 
75,000 
1  50,000 
1,000,000 
50,000 
250,000 

|  1,000,000 
500,000 

500,000 
500,000 

10,000 

165,000 
530,424 
62,500 
15,000 
500 
S  20,85] 
20,000 
85,000 
62,500 
250,000 

165,000 

5,924,067 
1,975,225 
797,212 
329,414 
61,461 
1,230,913 
314,170 
1,473,901 
997,822 
2,900,577 
32,602 
343,430 
4,031  ,602 
74,279 
738,041 

85,000 

100 

ibo 

100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
.100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 

100 
100 

30 
TO" 

128 

150 
130 
190 
160 
85 
16O 
220 
140 

130 
153 
183 
205 
80 

85 

115 
117>« 

160 
135 
200 
175 
9O 
165 
225 
150 

70 

100 

125" 
80 
80 
85 

Lnii8arebep.Vr.Co 
Manufae's  Nat.  Bank 
Hational  City  Bank, 
•tirlty  Bank.. 
tee-ySafelWip.AT.Co 

NEW  BEDFOflO— 
gihliii  TTil   Bank.. 
Pint  National  Bank. 
Meen.  National  Bank 

78 

135 

§10,043 

250,000 
53.382 
16,000 

28,000 
217,862 

85,000 

95 
105 

Swedish-  Anier.  N.  B. 

Metropolitan  Tr.  Co. 
Minneapolis  Tr.  Co.. 
Minnesota    Loan    & 
Trust  Co 

110 

Merch.  Nafl  Bank.  .  . 
Rat.   Bank  of  Com. 
Kew  Bedford  8.  Oep. 
*Tr  Co. 

60 

65 
70 

500,000 
40,000 

PCABOOY— 

Bo.  Danren  Nat.  Bk. 
Warren  Nat.  Bank  .. 

120 
122  1« 

Minn.  Title  Insur'nee 

DULUTH— 

Asiatic  Nat.  Bank.. 
Pint  National  Bank 
Korean  tile  Nat.  Bank 
MenaaaU-NaLBank 

Nat.  K  v.  I,.,,,.-.-  Kank 
Naumkeac  Nat.  Bank 
BaleniNai  Bank.... 

SPRINGFIELD— 

Attawarn  Nat.  Bank. 
Cbapln  Nat.  Bank... 
Ohieopee  Nat  Bank. 
City  National  Bank.. 
PlntNa'  '- 


319.000 
300.000 
900.000 
200,000 
200.000 


79.0O01 
00,000 
90.000 
79.000 
4O.OOO 


lampden  I/aATr.Co 
olio  Hut  cock  Nat 
Hat.  Bank! 


f.tt.  H  k 
Do 


5OO.OOO     3OO.OOO 
300,000       70,000 


9OO.OOO 
50O.OOO 
400.000 
290.000 
400X00 
lOO.OOO 
290.000 
200.0OO 
800.000 


317,870  30 
304,23*;  100 
292.700  100 
369.716  90 

-;  IIH. 


, 

314.985  100 
381,205  100 


27  30 
77>»l  85 

100  103 

t>5  67 

8O  90 

124 

100 


8O.OOO 

!  •,,,.,„., 

100,000 

67.900 

14,000 

5O.OOO 

100.000 

190.000 

•,.,.,«„, 


494,104  100 
992.649  IOO  120 
1.289,347  IOO  190 
549,061  100  14O 
445.374  IOO  ' 
429.4 8O  IOO 
362.247  IOO 
871,20*  IOO 


105 
125 
105 
IM 


443.419  100    128 
810.399  100 


_jw«"  A  Tr.  C«>. 
Third  Nat.  Bank..... 

TAUNTOW— 
BrUtolCo.  Nat.  Bank 
MaeblDUU'  Nat.  Bk. 
Taunum  Nat.  Bank. 

woBcesren— 

Central  Nat.  Bank  . . 
Cltlwn.'  Nat.  Rank. 
City  Rational  Bank. 

Pint  Nat.  Bank 

Mechanic*'  Nat.  Ilk 
Qnliwlicain'd  NaLBk 
Worcester  Mat.  Bank 
Wore.  8.  D.  A-  Tr.  Co. 


900.000 
900,000 


900.000 

200,000 

900400 


300.000 
190.000 
400.000 
300.000 
390.000 
25O.OOO 


l.-W.OOO    1.762,017  100    130 
400,000       783.599  IOO   210 


American  Exch.  Bk.  500,000 

Commercial  Bank...  25,000 

FlratNatlonalBank.  l.OOO.OOO 

St.  Louis  Co.  Bank..  50.0OO 

Dul nth  Trust  Co ;  150,000 

130         ST.  PAUL— 

1O71«    Capital  Bank lOO.OOO 

First  National  Rank.  1,000,000 

Merchant1  N.  Bank.1  1,000,000 
Nat'l  Gennan-Amer- 

Bank l.OOO.OOO 

Northern  Ezcb.Bank  lOO.OOO 

St.  Paul  Nat.  Hank..  600.000 

Scandlnav'n-Am.B'k  1OO.OOO 

Second  Nat.  Bank . . .  2OO.OOO 

Union  Bank lOO.OOO 

St.  Paul  Title  Insur-  [ 
ancedt  Trust  Co... 
St.  Paul  Trust  Co — 
Security  Trust  Co j 


5128,134 

5576 

564,788 

55,000 

514,000; 


1,052,930  100 
79,702  100 

1,424,512  100 
65,000  .... 
100 


30,000  456,453  i  100 
500,000  5,733,840  100 
500,000  2,556,436100 


130 
160 
147 
112 
13ft 
110 
145 
135 
190 

140 
220 


5166,344 
5554 

v->M,Rfiti 
529,132 
.-.5,000 
- 


2,102.709  100 
267,708  100 
692,182!100 
427,591 !  100 

1,457,8-20,100 
429,373  100 


200 


75 

50 

75 

112 

245 

130 


.-,00,000 


210.000 


32,000 

.-,0,000 


100 

.  100 

100 


3OO.OOO 
119,000 

200.000 


8*0.000  100- 

315,000  100    169 
430.000  100- 


lOO.OOO       849,887  100  135 

793.431  100  139 

1,233,884  100  149 

1,937,632  IOO  175 
7O4.721  IOO 
981.781  100 


. 

100,000 

200.000 
43.000 

I 

200.000 
100,000 


1    : (60  !•••• 

2.146.16O  IOO 


139 
149 


125 

i'so' 


137 
140 
150 


140 
190 
IM 


MISSOURI. 


MICHIGAN. 


DtTHOIT- 

Am.  Exch.  Nat.  Bk. 
Central  0av.  Bank. 
ClttvaV  Bar.  Bank 

ttyBar.  Bank     . 

Mrott Nat.  Bank.. 
Wtrnlt  KIT.  Bar.  Bk 
ttrott  Mar.  Bank 

far.  Bank  . 
Int  National  Bank 

A- Am  Bank. 
OSM  Bar.  Bank... 
•Lallan  A  A.  Har. 
Bank... 
laM«aB  Bar.  Bank 

(•pie's  >ar.  Bank 

on  Nat.  Bank. 

Bar.  Bank  ... 

•Nat.  Rank... 
. 
Co.  Bar.  Bk. 

GUANO  RAPIO«- 

>  Nat.  Bank 

tt  Nut    Hank 
.  ftapt.l.  Nat 
.  Rapid*  Sar.  Bk 
-»r.  Bank 

•  Serin*.  Ck 

•  TnwiCo... 


j      ~ 

pirih  N, 

Karl 

Or.  Ran 


: •-• 

200.000 
100,000 

' • 

1.000.000 
100,000 

_.,., — 

200.000 
900,000 
100.000 

190.000 
100.000 
190.000 
900.000 
900.000 

2OO.OOO 
000.000 
190, 


;    ..,.,.,., 

1  -.,,,„.., 

5O.OOO 

100,000 

100,000 

MNMNM 


:  i  1,000 
1O.OOO 
lOO.OOO 

;-  ...... 

2og  .MM, 
296,000 

- 


. 
381.OOO 

188.000 

•     ,    .MM. 

26,  ..... 

,    ,MM. 

29,000 

- 


100.000 
215.0OO 


194QOO 

I  :.'>•><. 

7  ..:..•", 


42.OOO 

1CW.OOO 

10,000 

7.900 

(6.900 

100400 


2.280.000  100 

3*»O.ix>"  i"" 
1.2H4.IXH)  KKI 
1,98O.O(H>  IIHI 
2,640.0OOilOO 
5,03O,OOO  100 

315.000  100 
4.790.OOO  1OO 
1,835.000  100 
4.62O.OOO  100 

913,000100 
1.18O.OOO  1OO 

206.<MH)  KHI 
1.20O.OOO  KXi 
1^75,000  1OO 
1,906.OOO;1OO 
9.000.000,1000 
3,330.000'  100 
4.970.000J100 

343  ,OOO  1OO 

33.000  100 

6,300.000  100 


129 
100 
14O 


105 
MM 


is 


15O 
1S5 


129 

ioo" 
ibo" 


120 


too 

1000 

225" 

69 
119 
425 


MOO 
100 


75 


221.349  100 

1.A38.A1A  1"O 

1.053.2471OO 

'•O. 

1,932,206  IOO 

101.491  100 

659.4851100    

996,706  100    150 


iio" 


i  90 
117 
120 
110 
230 

lid" 


ST.  LOUIS- 
Am.  Exchange  Bank 
Boatmen's  Bank — 
Bremen  Sav.  Bank  . . 

Citizens'  Bank 

Commercial  Hank... 
Continental  N.  Bank 
Fourth  Nat.  B.iuk... 

Franklin  Bank j 

(Jennan-Amer.  Bank 
(ii-rinan  Savings  Inst 
lnter'1  Bk.of  St  Louis 

JefTer«on  Bank 

Lafayette  Bank 

Lincoln  Trust  Co — 
Mechanics'  Bank — 
Merchants'  Laclede 

National  Bank 

Mullanpy  Sav.  Bank. 
Nat.  Hank  of  Com'rce 
Nat.  B'koftheRenub 
Northwestern  Sav-; 

ings  Bank 

St.  1,., nls  Nat.  Bank. 
HtatcB'nkof  St.  Louis 
Southern  Com.  Bank 

South  Side  Bank 

Third  National  Bank 

Mlsslsslp.  Val'y  Tr.Co 
St.  L.  Safe  D.*  8.  Co. 
St.  Louis  Trust  Co. .. 
Union  Trust  Co 

KANSAS  CITY— 
American  Nat.  Bank 
Bank  of  Orand  Ave. 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
Intern'l  Loan*  Tr.Co 
Inter-StateNat.Bank 
Kan.  City  State  Bank 
Mechanics'  Hank — 
Met  i -..p'tnnNat.Bank 
Midland  Nat.  Bank.. 
Missouri  Kansas  & 

Texas  Trust  Co 

Missouri  Union  Tr.Co 
Nat.  Bank  of  Com'roe 


500,000 

2,000,000 

100.000 
200.000 

5OO.OOO 

1,000,000 
1,000.000 

6OO.OOO 
1 50.0OO 
250.0OO 
2OO.OOO 
lOO.OOO 

100.000 

-,00.000 
6OO.OOO 


5313,921 
{-•16,295 
|l90,000 

'  •••_•:!, "os 
5699,496 
5252,110 
[798,216 

$131,465 

'sx.-i.ior, 
4504,737 

'  K-..0.-.7 

528,871 

S364.638 

''  i;,.tW4 
5715,441 


2,760,315 

8,39li,66ft 
1,041,518 

414,979 
4,275,820 
6,4«8,041 
4,303,987 
2,821,84ft 
2,456,202 
4,079,815 

817,112 

293,598 
t.621,158 

309,810 
2,992,720 


50  76 
100  160 
100  210 
IOO!  85 
1001  232 
100  111 
100  198 
100  130 
100  675 
100  305 
100  145 
IOO  93 
100  320 
100  110 
100  215 


154 
100 
100 

"96" 


125 
205 
125 

80 
60 

117" 
250 


60 
50 


78 
163 
230 

90 
237 
115 
208 
150 
700 
310 
150 

97 
880 
1112 
222 


1.4OO.OOO  5104,885 

100.000  55,162 

3,OOO,OOO  5972,557 

300,000  550,371 

200.000  570.667 

l.OOO.OOO  50,000 

650.0OO  S 11 64758 

1OO.OOO  514,539 

200,000  551.666 

1,000,000  5135,633 

.•2,600,000  5611,963 

200.OOO  541,076 

:  2, 500.OOO  §(520,847 

1,000,000  §298,753 


6.956,058  100]  116  117>« 

671,941  100  

12,711,200  100  139   14) 
1,310,369  100!  100  102 


1,619,522  100 

3,823,51H,1OO 

3,480,534;  50 

176,750  100 

589,8211100 

4,689,027  100 

3,327,167  50 

J100 

2,893,171  100 
2,769,934  100 


290,000 

50,000 

2OO.OOO 

2!iO,OOO 

l.OOO.OOO 

l.OOO.OOO 

200.OOO 

:,i).ooo 

500,000 

500,000 


12.000 
2,400 

11,000 

1 75,000 

7,379 

140,000 

20,000 
2,000 

28,500 

22,500 


140 

87 
175 

87 
117 

95 

83 
115 
129 

124 


70 


1,336,892  100 

140,000100  

872,113:100  95 

3,983,0791100]  170 

111,1581100  

1,640. 17  9;  100  100 


1,250,00051196562 

100.000       25,000 

l.OOO.OOO     200,000 


689,661  100 

524,000  100 

2,082,757100 

3,091,109  100 

..  100 

IOO 

6,776,712,100 


88 

115 
80 
09 

100 

"So" 


145 
90 

178 
95 

121 
97 

84 
120 
131 
126 


71 
100 
100 

175 

ibi" 

90 

98 

85 

100 

101 
"92" 


•ato.  tBookralne.  :Part  paid  In.  Jlneludlng  undivided  profits. 


•Last  sale,  t  Book  value.  {Part  paid  In.  §  Including  undivided  profits 


THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


Capital. 


Surplut, 


KAN.  CiTY-Oonei. 
New    England  Safe 

Deposit*  Trust  Co  100,000 

Union  Nat.  Bank. ...  I  COO.OOO 

Un.Ave.B'nkofCom;  10,000 

Unit.  States  Trust  Co  250,000 

ST.  JOSEPH— 

Central  Savings  Bk.  100,000 
First  Nat.  Bank  of 

Buchanan  Co 250,000 

Gennan-Amer.  Bank  100,000 

Merchants'  Bank. . . .  2OO.OOO 

Nat.  Bank  of  St.  Jos.  100,000 

Park  Bank 40,000 

State  National  Bank  500,000 

Tootle,  Lemon  A  Co.  60,000 


Dtpotit*. 


$ 


fr 


35.00O  1,040,606  1OO 

72,000  2,970,523  100 

300,000100 

1,000  650,000  100 


Bid. 


125 
96 


Alk. 


130 
99 


9,716 

18,220 

10,902 

4,336 

100,000 


40,000 
7,444 


313,880  100 

889,040  100 
481,651  100 
606,402  100 

1,957,940  100 
105,000  100 
373,292  100 

1,134,1921  Pri 


95 


60 

70 
60 
80 


100 
45 


vate  b  ank 


100 


70 

80 
70 
90 


105 
50 


NEBRASKA. 


LINCOLN— 

Am.  !•: \ ch.  Nat. Bank 
Columbia  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 

Merchants' Bank 

Merchants'  Trust  Co. 
Security  Invest'nt  Co 

OMAHA — 

Commercial  N.  Bank 

Equitable  Trust  Co.. 

Fidelity  Trust  Co.... 

First  National  Bank. 

Merchants'  N.  Bank. 

Nat'l  Bank  of  Com- 
merce  

Nebraska  Nat.  Bank. 

Omaha  Loan<&  Tr.  Co 

Omaha  Nat.  Bank... 

Rochester  Loan  & 
Banking  Co 

Union  National  Bank 

United  States  Na- 
tional Bank 


SOUTH  OMAHA— 
Packers'  Nat.  Bank. 
South  OmahaNat.Bk 
Union   Stock  Yards 

National  Bank 


250,000 
200,000 
400,000 
50,000 
100,000 
200,000 


400,000 
175,000 
50,000 
500,000 
500,000 

300,000 

400,000 

50,000 

1,000,000 

100,000 
250,000 

400,000 


100,000 
100,000 

200,000 


21,000 
14,000 
41,215; 
2,000 


16,000 


13,000 
100.000 
100,000 

2,649 
26,500 
36,803 
50,000 

30,000 
7,000 

26,000 


3,000 
75,000 

50,000 


274,470  100 
168,478!100 
917,748  100 
42,796  100 
100 


100 


504,797 


100 
100 


100 

3,681,160  100 
1,299,201(100 

182,569  100 

973,782  100 

350,000  100 

3,370,100  100 


100 


563,393 
1,177,016 

150,325 
712,645 

975,158 


100 
100 


100 

100 


100 


NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 


MANCHESTER— 
Amoskeag  Nat.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Manches'r  Nat.  Bank 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Second  Nat.  Rank... 


200,000    5124,569 
150,000      (61,315 
150,000 
150,000 


100,000 


§90,171 
562,804 
§33,632 


997,599  100 
159,205  100* 
1,010,083100* 
332,121  100  * 
220,200100' 


165 
139 
270 
130 
116 


NEW  JERSEY. 


CAMDEN— 
Camden  Nat.  Bank.. 
Caniden  Safe  Dep.  & 

Trust  Co 

Central  Trust  Co — 
First  National  Bank. 
National  State  Bank 
N.  J.  Tr.  &S.D.  Co.. 

ELIZABETH— 

Citizens'  Bank 

Ellzabethp't  Bkg.  Co. 
First  National  Bank. 
National  State  Bank 

HOBOKEN— 
First  National  Bank. 
Hud.  Tr.  &  Sav.  Inst. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

JERSEY  CITY— 
First  National  Bank. 
Hudson  Co.  Nat.  Bk. 
N.J.Tit.Gu.&Tr.Co. 
Seeond  Nat.  Bank... 
Third  Nat.  Bank 

NEWARK— 
Essex  Co.  Nat.  Bank 
Fidelity  Title  &  D.  Co 
German  Nat.  Bank.. 
Manufact'rs  N.  Bank 
Merchants'  N.  Rank. 
Nat.  Newark  Bkg.  Co 
National  State  Bank. 
Newark  City  N.Bank 
North  Ward  N.  Bank 
Second  Nat.  Bank. . 
State  Banking  Co.  of 

Newark 


PATERSON— 

First  National  Bank. 

Paterson  Nat.  Bank. 

Paterson  Safe  Depos 
it  &  Trust  Co 

Silk  City  Safe  Depos- 
it* Trust  Co 

Seeond  Nat.  Bank... 

Paterson  Sav.  Inst'n 

TRENTON— 

Broad  St.  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
Mechanics'  Nat.  Bk.. 
Trenton  Banking  Co. 
Trenton  Trust  &  Saf  e 
Deposit  Co 


100,000 

100,000 
100,000 
200,000 
260,000 
200.000 


100,000 

50,000 

200,000 

350,000 


30,000 

100,000 
15,000 
125,000 
260,000 
§25,595 


443,257 
2,793,498 


100 
25 


285,000  25 
675,913  100 
2,140,665  50 
710,067  100 


80 

120 
18 

140 
90 

43 


10,000  180,000  100  100 

40,000  200,000  50  135  |150 

100,000  642,597  lOOi  150  155 

300,000  980.000  50  150 


110,000  6  375,215  1,381.233  25 
125,0004  74,991  2,340,970100 
125,000  §  82,076  764,385  100 


400,000  500,000  5,478,250  100  290 
250.000  300,000  1,885,096  100  320 
200,000  fc  191,000  1,745,000100  250 
250,000  250,000;  1,603,265  100  235 
200,000  50,000  617,845  100  150 


300,000 

350,000  § 

200,000 

250,000 

200,000 

500,000 

500,000 

500,000 

200,000 

300,000 


100,000  §  120,000 


400,000 
300,000 

100,000 

100,000  § 

15(1,00(1 
100,000 


250,000 
500,000 
500,000 
500,000 

100,000 


300,000 
83,000 
100,000 
90,000 
100,000 
200,000 
250,000 
150,000 
100,000 
100,000 


300,000 
60,000 

41,000 

12,000 

100,00(1 
445,310 


2,743,843 
1,900,000 
1,381,300 
1,050,399 
1,601,065 
2,192,9^16 
1,591,309 
1,625,500 
993,068 
909,163 

1,024,000 


50  150 
100  110 
100  200 
100  145 
100|  200 


50 

50 1 

50j 

100 

100 

100 


1,695,973  100 
l,172,814jlOO 

933.OOOJ100 

205,000  100 

730,876    60 

4,546,000  100 


50,000  330,924  100 
250,000;  517,134  100 
250,000;  889,059  50 
200,000)  1,880,000  50 

1,500'       527,OOoilOO 


85 

78 

78 

165 

146 

180 


225 
145 

150 

110 

9713 
650 


108 


80 
78 


125 
200 
160 


310 
250' 


115 

205 

150 

205 

87 

80 

80 

170 

150 


112 
145 

85 


100 


NEW    YORK. 


Capital. 


Surplut.     Depotiti. 


ALBANY—                      $  $ 

Albany  City  Nat.  Bk.  300,000  38.OOO 

Albany  County  Bank  250,000  §50,462 

First  National  Wank.  200,000  150.0OO 

Mcch'iiics&F'rmers''  250,000  §  951,497 

Merchants'  Nat.  Bk.  200,000  2OO.OOO 

Nat.  Commercial  Bk.  300,000  700,000 

Nat.  Exchange  Bank  300,000  60,000 

N.  Y:  State  Nat.  Bk..  250,000  250,000 

Park  Bank 100,0001     §23,886 

AUBURN— 

Cayuga  Co.  Nat.  Bk.  200,000  75,000 

Nat.  Bank  of  Auburn  200,000  40,000 

BlNQHAMTON— 

Binghamton  Tr.  Co.  400,000  §85,007 

City  National  Bank  200,000  40,000 

First  National  Bank.!  200,000  50,OOO 

People's  Bank 100,000  §       4,205 

Susquehanna  Valley  100,000  25,000 

Strong  State  Bank...  100,000  50,000 

BROOKLYN— 
iPriccs  percentnotp  ershare.) 


Bedford  Bank 

Broadway  Bank 

Brooklyn  Bank 

Eighth  Ward  Bank.. 

Filth  Ave.  Bank 

First  National  Bank. 

Ful ton  Bank 

German-Am.  Bank.. 

Hamilton  Bank 

Kings  County  Bank. 
Manufacturers'  Nat. 

Bank 

Mechanics'  Bank — 
Mech.  &  Traders'  Bk. 
Nassau  Nat.  Bank. .. 
National  City  Bank. 
North  Side  Bank.... 

People's  Bank 

Schermerhom  Bank. 
Seventeenth  Wd.  Bk . 
Sprague  Nat.  Bank. . 
Twenty-sixth  Wd.Bk. 

Union  Bank, 

Wallabout  Bank 

Brooklyn  Trust  Co.. 
Franklin  Trust  Co. . . 
Hamilton  Trust  Co.. 
Kings  Co.  Trust  Co. . 
Longl.Loan&Tr.Co. 
Manufrs'  Trust  Co.. 
Nassau  Trust  Co — 
People's  Trust  Co... 

BUFFALO— 
American  Exch.  Bk. 

Bank  of  Buffalo 

Buffalo  Commercial. 
Buffalo  Loan  Trust  & 

Safe  Deposit  Co... 

Citizens' Bank 

City  Bank 

Columbia  Nat.  Bank . 
Ellicott  Square  Bk.. 
F'rmers'&Mech'ntcs' 
Fidelity  Tr.  &  Guar. 
German- American  . . , 

German  Bank 

Man'f'rs'  &  Traders'. 

Marine  Bank 

Merchants'  Bank. . . . 
Metropolitan  Bank. . 

Niagara  Bank 

People's  Bank j 

Third  National  Bank. 
Union  Bank 


'Last  sale.  (Book  value.  (Part  paid  in.  ^Including  undivided  profits 


150,000 

100,000 

300,000 

100,000 

100,000 

300,000 

200,000 

100,000,  § 

100,000 

150,000 

252,000 
500,000, 
100,000 
300,000 
300,000 
100,000 
100.000 
100,000 
100,000 
200,000 
100,000 
100,000 
100,000 


$ 

1,281,744 
1,050,517 

576,746 
1,107,772 

795,456 
4,449,796 

842,770 
3,494,578 

445,498 


fr    Sid.    Alk. 


100  90 
100  135 
100  155 
100  410 
50  165 
100  350 
1OO  88 
100  210 
100  125 


785.449    25 
566,295  100 

1,649,795:100 
376,098  100 
701,828  100 
136,572  100 
347,079  1OO 
400,000  100 


25% 

100 


110 

led" 
176" 
"96" 

220 
130 


26H 
105 


85,000 
106,823 
1«0,732 
25,000 
50,000 
SOO.OOO 
181,785 
8,SOO! 
50,000 
80,000' 

350,0001 

455,385 

150,000 

300,000 

600,000 

100,000 

50,000  i 

50,000 

50,000 

200,000 

50,000 

50,000 

25,000 


1,072,771 

1,173,028 

1,432,936 

219,773 

408,758 

6,806,458 

1,010,590 

99,511 

383,370 

715,858 

2,820,361 

2,399,996 

1,016,337 

4,312,532 

3,090,022 

831,350 

647,558 

357,662 

415,880 


1,000,000  §1484065 

1,000,000     906,748 

500,000     400,000 

500,000     700,000 

500,000!  §400,555 

500,000  500,000 

500,000 §  248,138 

1,000,000  1,000,000 


200,000 
300,000 
250,000 

200,000  § 
100,000 
300,000 
200,000  5 
300,000  § 
200,000 
500,000 
200,000 

100,000; 

900,000 
200,000 
300,000 
200,000  § 
100,000  § 
300,000 
500,000 
200,000 


423,516 
266,339 
504,948 

9,354,160 
5,237,468, 
3,682,446 
5,609,647 
2,878,372 
2,294,153 
2,483,996 
6,571,119 


100  200 
100  185 
100  145 
100  95 
100  100 
100  400 
40  185 
100  90 
100  95 
lOOi  110 

30  230 

50  235 
]00  250 
100  275 

50  380 
100  180 

50  180 
100  145 
100  105 
100  200 
100  145 
100  125 
100  103 

100  400 

100  210 

100  200 

100  260 

100  207 

100  205 

100  130 

100  230 


100,000   647,535100  100 

300,000  3,042,443100  200 

71,036   803,253  100  100 


ELMIRA— 

Chemung  Canal  Bk. 
Second  mat.  Bank  .. 
State  Bank 

LONG  ISLAND  CITY. 
Queens  County  Bank 

NEW  YORK  CITY— 

(Prices  per  cent  not 

per  share.) 

America,  Bank  of — 
Arner.  Exch.  Nat.  Bk. 
Astor  Place  Bank. . . 

Bowery  Bank 

Broadway,  National. 
Butch.  &Drov.,Nat. 
Central  Nat.  Bank,.. 

Chase  Nat.  Bank 

Chatham  Nat.  Bank. 
Chemical  Nat.  Bank. 
Citizens',  National.,  j 

City,  National 

Clinton  Bank 

Colonial  Bank 

Columbia  Bank 

Commerce.Nat.Bk.of 
Continental  Nat.  Bk. 
Corn  Exchange  Bk.. 
East  River  Nat.  Bk.. 
Eleventh  Ward  Bk.. 

Fifth  Ave.  Bank 

Fifth  Nat.  Bank 

First  Nat.  Bank 

FourteenthSt.  Bank. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 
Franklin  Nat.  Bank. 
Gallatin  Nat.  Bank.. 
Gansevoort  Bank — : 
Garfleld  Nat.  Bank.. 
German- Amer.  Bk. . . 
German  Exoh.  Bk... 


54,000 

100,000 

150,000 

20,7871 

19,016 

100,000 

120,041 

100,000 

400,000 

4OO,9HO 

750,000 

120,0001 

108,952 

13,202 

60,000 

340,000 

30,000 


I,414,35lll0o' 

1,096,356  100 

1,936,770;  100 

772,186  100 

912,764  100 

942,556  100 

4,070,492iioo 

1,541,727  100 

2,811,422  1000 

3.792,680    50 

3,829,646' 100 

1,373,663  100 

998,263  100 

702,799  100 

l,652,776ilOO 

1,577,570;  100 

576,036  100 


125 
190 


175 
130 
125 


115 
110 
125 
1OO 
140 
14O 


195 
153 
105 
1115 
410 
197 
100 
105 
120 


245 
255 


200 
195 
155 
112 
215 
160 
140 
110- 

;410 


270" 

208" 

132 

24O 


1125- 
225 
HO 

140 
200 
155 
106 
100 
200 


70 

485 


500O 
75 


....1130 


125 

i2§" 


300,000  300.000  3,558,173  .... 
bO(J,uuo   90,000   765,991  100  130 
100.OOO    3,500   102,744  100 


100,000 


75,000 


1,679,724 


100 
<  130 

125 
100 


100  190 


135 


1,500,000  2,250,000  23,656,100,100 

5,000,000  2,250,000  20.271,000,100 
250,000  300,000  2,605,080  100 
250,000'  500.000  3,032,000100 

1,000,000  §1657200:  4,979,200  25 
300,000;  200,000;  1,259,800  25 

l.OOO.OOo!  400,000!  8,919,000,100 
500.000  §1385200  23,216,700  100 
450,000  $  962.000  6,538,200  25 
300,000  §7338100  24,514,100  100 
600,000:  §401,200  3,054,0001  25 ; 

1,000,000;  1,000,000  34,748,600, 100 

300.000  15,000  1,002,548,100 

100.0001  25,000   564,739  100 
300,000i  200,000  2,050.804  100 

5,000.000  §3686600  19,022,100  100 
1  000,000  §  254,971  6,039.800100 
1,000,000| 1, 145,600!  9,573,900  100 

250,000   50,000  *  """  """  "" 

100,000'  §223,965 

100,000  100,000 

200,000  " 

500,000 


1,209,200;  25 
1,098,118  25 
8,306,400  100 
j  316.6001  1,828,600  100 
57164000  23,777,300  100 


315 
173 
230 
300 
230 
125 
160 
400 
290 
4000 
125 
500 
90 

170" 

206 

133 

285 

135 


176 


250 
140 
170 

306" 

4500 
140 

105" 
110 

2l"6" 

140 

300 


100,000   48,000 


3,200,000  1,800,000  23,881,600  100 


200,000   32,000 
1,000.000  1,000,000 


200,000 
200,000; 


30,000 
600,000 


750,000  §  278,314 
200,000,    550,000 


814.699  100 


3000  3400 

250     

3000   


386,776  100 
5,671,400  50 

726,497  50 
4,900,300  100 
2,783,000  75; 
2,955,200  100! 


178  185 

70  76 

310  330 

95  105 

500     

110 

340  365 


•Last  sale.  » Book  value.  'Part  paid  in,  §  Including  undivided  profit*. 


APRIL,  1897.] 


BANK   STOCK    QUOTATIONS. 


4  a 


N.  Y.  C  TY-(Con.) 

Genuauia  Bank 

Greenwich  Bank — 

Hamilton  Bank 

Hanover  Nat.  Bank 
HldeA  Leather  N.Bk. 

Home  Bank 

Hudson  River  Bank. 
Imp.  A  Traders'  N.Bk 

Irving  Nat.  Bank 

Leather  Mfra.Nat.Bk 
Liberty  Nat.  Bank... 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank.. 
Manhattan  Co.  Bk. . . 
Market  A  Fol.Nat.Bk 
Mechanics'  Nat.  Bk. 
Mech.  A  Traders' Bk. 
Mercantile  Nat.  Bk.. 
Merchant*'  Ex.N.Bk. 
Merchants' Nat.  Bk. 
Metro  polls,  B'k  of  the 
Mount  MorrU  Bank. 

Mutual  Bank 

Nassau  Bank 

K.  Amsterdam.  Bk.  of 
K.Y.  County  Nat  Bk. 
N.  Y.  Nat.  Exeh.  Bk. 
N.Y..X.  B.A..  Bk.of 
Nineteenth  Ward  Bk. 
Ninth  Natlon'l  Bank. 
No.Amer.Nat.  Bk.  of 

Oriental  Bank 

PsetncBank 

Park  Bank,  National 
People's  Bank 
Phenlx  Nat.  Bank . . . 

Plaza  Bank 

ProduceEx.Bk..N  Y 
Republic.  Nat.  Bk.  of 
Riverside  Bank... 
Seaboard  Nat  Bank. 
Second  Nat  Bank.. 
Seventh  Nat  Bank. 
Shoe  A  Leather.  Nat 

Sixth  Nat  Bank 

Standard  Nat  Bank. 

State  Bank 

State  of  New  York. 

Bank  of  the... 
Third  Nat.  Bulk. 
Tndeni'n'*  Nat.  Bk. 
Twelfth  Ward  Bank. 
Twenty-third  WdBk 
Union  Bk.. National. 
Union  Houare  Bank 
U.  8.  National  Bank. 


Capital.      Surplut.    Dtpotitt.    Pr  \  Bid. 


*        $ 

20O.OOO  600.000 
200,000,  $184,336 
2OO.OOO!  50,000 


••••.-"••  ju.wv         ifJZ.ooi   IW    1UO 

1,000,0001,875,00023,471,900100,  3*0 

*i  I  U  1  ASU1  ~.l\  f\f\ft        *     K  J-»K    **  tr\ts 


500,000'  '  soiooo 

100.OOO,  70.00O 
2OO.OOO  150,000 
1.5OO.OOO  --- 


.. 
5OO.OOO 

•  :'»•.  ..... 

500,000 

900.  ..... 


380,000 

5519,500 
(320,699 
6OO.OOO 


---  ,  ---  ,  . 

2.050.OOO  2.O50.000 


4.071,200100  350 
9OO,7OO|  25  165 
932,061  1OO  1OO 


1,505,743  100]  88 
540,772  100  150 
1,002,717  100  155 


340 
94 


••.••••"       AfW*^  1  i     IW'     1OO 

S.OOO.rOO  25,082.000  100   525     550 

OK/\  f\f\f\        n    OTK    fwwv        m  n       •<    i  A 


8,875,  ......      . 

2.912,600  100 


., 

2,589,900 
6,732.400 
16.206.OOO 


1OO 
100 


140 

185 
135 
"50 


so;  220 


».^w,«wv    - .vwv.wv    »w,*w,wv       UV      ~-U 

00.000  $837.100  5,888,100  100  200 


2,000,000  1,000,000  8.707000  25  185 
300,000  2,010,000  25  125 
9OO.OOO  8,674,200  100  160 


40O.OOO 

l.OOO.OOO 

600.001 

•J.INXI.  ..... 

300.000 
200.OOI 

•J'NI.IMM 

900,  ..... 
2,000.000 


. 

7-....,..,, 
-,  „,.,„,. 


relU.Far*o*Co'sBk 

Weat  Side  Bank 

Western  Nat.  Bank. 
Yorkvllle  Bank 

Atlantic  TnutOo... 
Central  Tr.Oo.ofN.Y. 
Continental  TniKtCo. 
Farmers' L'nATr.  Co. 
Guaranty  Trust  Co. . 
Holland  Trust  Co... 
KmJekerbock'rTr  i ,, 
Manhattan  Tr.  Co... 
Mercantile  Tr.  Co... 
Metropolitan  Tr.  Co. 
N.  Eng.  Loan  A  Tr  Co. 
•  *T.Co. 

H.  Y.Seenrit  vATr.Co.  i 
R*alEs.Tr( 
State  Tni.t  i 

Union  Tr.  O 
I'    -    M..r-     \    ; 
U.  S.  Tr 
Washington  Tr.  Co. . 

RocMtrren— 

Alllan 

•f  Monroe' 
Bank 


191,701 
2.000,000 

200,000 
1,000.000 

IOO.OOI 
1.000.000 
1,500.000 

100,000 

500,001 

;.K.,K« 

800,000 

1,000.000 

200.000 

200.000 

I.N...N... 


"••",wv         ^..'Vft.tvu       OU      A/U 

2.5OO.OOO  33,777,200: 1OO   263 

' 


.. 

1,000.000 
750.000 
200,000 
100,000 

1.200.000 
200,000 
500.000 
500.000 
IOO.MM 

2,100,000 

!,-,,«„, 

LMMM 


}1 74.7OO  5.305.9OO 
SOO.OOO  15,284,000 
600.000,  5,972,300 

1OO.OOO 

80,001 
250.000 

...,,,.,H., 


_. 
40.0OO 

........... 

1,000.000 

4385.200 
(582.500 
300,000 
205.00C 


50  110 
50  14O 

100  425 

1,781,056  1OO  96 

995,875  1001  110 
3.324.400  50!  156 
1.730,894  100  190 
3.423.9OO  1OO  700 

1.339.OOO  100  

12.410.OOO  1OO  233 

817.003  100  100 
4.312,000  100  .. 
7.290.BOO  70  135 
1.6O2.0OO  25  160 
•-V.P1U.4OO  50  170 


259.300  2.508.300  2.'.  lilo 

4360.900  3.534.000  2O  1O4 

lOO.OOO   972,9:«  1OO  180 

-'•"."•>"  :I.-J!I:.:'IM.  IIHP  ;-i> 

500,000  14.58W.700  loo  15O 

<"»"~"   610,074  loo  ir.o 

8.4*8,000  loo  lil'.i 

5.990,000  100  I'-T. 
2.016,  OOO  100 


, 


600.000 

'97,259 


488.700 
200.000 
25.000 
9.700 

800.000 


480.801 
100.000 


3.719.700  100 
1.506.000,100 
507.764  100 
1,232,118  100 


100 
100 

IIP 


2346.200 


»???•$??  10390.400 


2.436,200 


100 
M 

•76 

100 


230 
;210 

195 
135 


142 

105 

125 
170 


240 


268' 

I'll! 

110 


M 


1.147.9O4  1OO 


2O/WO|       7OO.21K  100    100 

400  OOO   *  f    a**'*     (  '"  '    •  swv!     niuk 

200.000 

1516,300 

100.000 

250.000 

0<M>00 

r-.,«~. 
••••:-..  n 


1,000.000  0.520.890  2S.24O.786 


300,000 


5OO.OOO 

1.000.000  443S584  2«.351,'589 
S.OOO.OOW'"  ~ 


1,000000 

Soaoofl        68J837 
1.000.000    J519.074 

1,000,000    200.000 


3.000,000  2,500.000  29.791 .653  1 OO 


1.000.000  1.107.87* 


11. 672.401)  1" 

2.182J91  100  170 

C  950.200  100  175 

2.267.606>100  

2.464.000  100  275 

14.521,800  100  114 

905.189100  170 

4,1)86.114  100 


11.998.162 
171.768 
9.528.343  1OO 
4.833.181,   30 


25 


100.000 

'-.4.575  23.158 

_•     ,„, , 


8,593. WM  100 


IM 
300 


120 


... 
citr  Nat.  Bank 

aa  A 


I04MMM 

100.000 
200.000 
KOAOO 


0»~»A. 
JJarehaot.'  Bank 

Momro*  Bank  

Power*  Bank      . 
Traders' Nat  Baak.. 
Union  Bank... 
•oe  beater  Tr.  A  Sate 
Deprx.lt  Co 

s»r,irif>  r-  ..•  oi 
SVRACUSC— 

Bank  of  Syrarnw. 

OMMNtolBM 
rjm.lTrt,,.,,  B.,,^ 


. 

, 


State      . 
The  Robert 


... 
Tnirt*  nrpo.lt  Co. 


3OO.OOO 
100,000 

:.„,... 

100.000 

_.H,,,.K. 



125.000 

; 

j..,  .„„. 
! -  -  • 

KMMNM 


,  .    M    '     .    MM    • 

35.000 

U • 

-..,...>, 
lOO.OOO 
:,  1,000 

200.I1.MI 

2OO.OOO 

50.000 
Si 


1100 
195 


;.  i  |H 


100AM 

• 


81235910.1  1:10 

•K)  290 

1.139.4x2  UMI  110 

970.987  1OO  140 

1.710.OOO1OO  140 

2.175.000  10.1  -JIIP 

97O.432  1OO  

1.236.795  100  

475.00O  1OO  .. 

2.4O6.3OO    50  M.V) 

1.288,585  1OO  150 

5,019,179!  50  300 

1,409,302  100  190 


1125 


150 


285 


..-• 

2.10.000 

100.000 

73.330 

40.000 

100.000 

•J.I...IHHP 
-,,,H«, 


-  10.758 
2.449.372 

•3  :.  ::: 
MW.10B 

1.II-.7IH) 
MM   :   9 


1OO    175 

100  120 
100  'JIM) 

1OO  2OO 
KMI  -l.-.cp 
100  ISO 
1OO  18O 
100  3OO 
100' 


175 
UM 
200 

170" 


Taov— 


100,000   {116,775    1,935,627  10O   225     250 


Nat.  Bank.  . 
Manufa<Tr»  !»at.  Bk. 
Mnti.al  Nat.  B»  k 
k.of 


200.000  85.472   645.136 

•  1  "•'.',«63 

••i  '-'21.070 

25O.OOO  •_• 
3OO.OOO 

-p  7«,:nn 

240,000  325,594 


*    I>.  Mather*  Oo.'n 
Bank  ....... 

nr«t  National  Bank. 

r»rt  Worth  A  Utlea 
Tni««  Co  .......... 

nty  Bank 


200.000 

•  ••" ' 


. . 

1.0f»2.1x1 
1,677.139 
1,145.379 

.;..-   131 
1.047,824 


MOO 

300.000 


118 
1OO  205 
1OO  ISO 
100  195 
100  160 
50  10O 
1OO  225 


63.678 
125,000  5  233.1 


"66 


338. 49\  1OO 
12  60 

100 


100 

no 


120 
210 

I-.', 
200 
165 
101 
250 


115 

11- 


250  280 


UTICA— (Con.) 
Onelda  Nat. Bani... 
Second  Nat.  Bank 
Uttca  City  Nat.  Bank 

YONKERS— 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 


Capital. 


400,000 

:»oo.ooo 


100,000 


Surplus. 


200,000 

100.000 


400,000  §  124,000 


75,000 


ISO.OOOl      65^000 


Depoflts. 


844,881 
564,352 
720,411 


564,352  100 


654,915 
882,037 


100 
00 

50 


100 
50 


Sid. 


180 
95 
55 


65 


A>k. 


190 

100 

57 


OHIO. 


AKRON— 

Akron  Savings  Bank 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank 
City  National  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
People's  Savings  Bk. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

CINCINNATI— 

Atlas  Nat.  Bank 

Central  Trust  A  Safe 

Deposit  Co 

Cincinnati  Safe  Do 

posit  &  Trust  Co. . . 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 

City  Hall  Bank 

Equitable  Nat.  Bank 
Fifth  Nat.  Bank... 

First  Nat.  Bank 

Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 

Franklin  Bank J 

fierman  Nat.  Bank.. 
Market  Nat.  Bank. . . 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
Nat.  Lafayette  Bank 
Ohio  Valley  Nat.  Bk 
Second  Nat.  Bank  . . 

Third  Nat.  Bank j 

Union  Sav.B.ATr.Co.i 
Western  German  Bk. 

CLEVELAND— 
B'way  Sav.*  L'n  Co. 
Central  Nat.  Bank  . 
Citizens'8av.&L.A*B 
'leveland  Nat.  Bank 
Cleveland  Trust  Co. 
Columbia  Sav.&L.Co 
Commercial  N.  Bank 
CuyahoiraSr.de  B.Co 
I)etroit8i  8'v.AL.Oo. 
DlmeSav.ABkif.  Co. 
Ea«t  End  Sav.Bk.Co. 
Euclid  Ave.  N.  Bank 
Euclid  A.  8.  AB.  Co. 
•tret  National  Bank. 
Forest  CltySv.Bk.Co 
iartieldSav.  Bk.Co. 
>er.-Amer.8av.B.Co 
iiiardian  Trust  Co. . 
L.  8h.  8av.AKkK.Co 
ft  rain  St.  Sav.  Bk.Co 

ifarlne  Bank  Co 

Irrcantlle  N.  Bank. 
Merchant^'  Banking 

A  Storage  Co 

Vat.  B'k  Commerce. . 

National  City  Ban*. 

t.B.  AL.  Co. 

'ark  National  Bank. 

Pearl  8U  Sav.A  L.CO. 

'eople's  Sav.  A  L.  As. ! 

'prmanent  8.  A  L.Co. 

•rod.  Ex.  Bunk 'it  Co. 

•avliiini  ATru»t  Co.. 

ioclety  for  Savings. 

lo.  Clevel'd  Bk'g  Co . 

State  National  Bank 

•nifilBkg.A8av.Co 

Union  Nat.  Bank 

Vade  Park  B'k'g  Co. 
W.Cleveland  Bkg.  Co 
Ve«fn  Rea'rreN  Bk. 
WlckB'k'gATr.  Co. 
Woodland  Ave.  Sav. 
A  Loan  Co 


100,000  12,000  700,000 

150,000  15,000  349,651 

200,000  40,000  253,461 

100,000  40,000!  683047 

50,000  12,000  200,000 

275,000  40,000  481,840 


400,000 


160,000 


200,000       23,611 


lOO.OOO 
l.OOO.OOO 
100,000 
350,000 
500,000  5 
1.200,000 
500,000 
240,000 
••oo.ooo 
250,000 
6OO.OOO 
6OO.OOO 
70O.OOO 
2OO.OOO 
1,2OO,OOO 
500,000  S 
200,000 


1,740,870 


2OO.OOO 
10,000 
100.000 1 
14,383 
240,000 
40O.OOO 
lOO.OOO; 
300,000 
100,000 
120.OOO 

.1(10,000 
140.0OO 
200.0001 
320.OOO 
356,984 
325.OOO 


4,301,264 

923',706 

660,937 

4,291,124 

2,244,223 


300,000 
SOO.OOO 
1,000,000 
500,000  S 
SOO.OOO 
50.OOO 
1,5OO,OOO 
50.OOO  S 
.-,0.000  ', 
300,000 
200,000 
500,000 
200,000 
500,000 
72,000 
50,000 
50.000S 
SOO.OOO 
lOO.OOO  5 
50,000  I 
SOO.OOO 
1,000,000 

224,OOOS 

1,500,000 

25O.OOO 

775,737 

500.000 

50,000 

100.000 

1,141,049 

100,000 

750,000 

1, 

ISO.OOO 

SOO.OOO 

50,000 

1,000,000 
100,000 
39,300  s 

1.000,000 
250,000 


85,000 

130,000 

900.000 

109,482 

100,000 

l.ooo 

JOO.OOO 

4,998 

5.161 

55.0OO 

55.0OO 

1 50.OOO 

8,000 

100.000 

2.OOO 

6.OOO 

3.157 

20,000 

9,349 

33,564 

ll.OOO 

200,000 


2,165,429 
1,614,107 
2,003,494 
2,543,663 
2,417,703 
1,483,002 
2,524,017 
l.S^H.'2(il 
1,218,963 


1,704,272  100 
2,162,999  1OO 
5,989,771  500 

1     CtOfr   /\OO    1  f\f\ 


100 
1OO 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 

100 


100 
100 
100 

100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 


1,267,023 
996,174 
212,154 


100 


50 
loo 
135,865  100 

2,028!l83  100 

1,142,100  100 

4,614,837  100 

263,222  100 

1,777.812  100 

616,003  25 

191,540100 

278,631!  50 

741,508  100 

277,459!.... 

510,653  50 

563,307  100 

2,011,196  100 


137 
75 


74 
200 


241 


138 
81 


210 
95 

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13,301        119,149    37 
3OO.OOO    2,976,125  100 
150.000        710,958  100 
13,500  4,650  100 

20,000    1,430,694.... 
4,000       528,798    50 
125.OOO    1,880.237  2OO 
40.OOO       431.381  500 
15.OOO       683.715    50 
50.OOO    3.688,592  100 
850.OOO  23,748,344  .... 
20.OOO,       652,691  1OO 
'     2,848,390  1OO 
1,098.543'   50 
2,428,954ilOO 
606,299  j  1OO 
99,544    50 


100,000 

50.OOO 

200.0OO 

8,000 

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11,506 


COLUMBUS— 
Capital  City  Bank... 
Citizen*'  Savings  Bk. 

'llntonNat.  Bank... 

olumbn* Sav*.  Bk.. 

nmmerolal  N.  Bank 
leshler  Nat.  Bank.. 

last  End  Sav*.  Bk.. 

'onrth  Nat.  Bank... 
dcn  Nat  Bank.. 
Market  Exoh.Bk.Co. 
Merchant*'  A  Manu- 

faot'r*'  Nat.  Bank. 

'1  B'kof  Columbus. 

hlo National  Bank. 

tate  Barings  Bank 

A  Trust  Co 


250,000   55,000 


60,000 
1OO.OOO 
200.OOO 

50000 
200.000 
SOO.OOO 

25,0005 
10O.OOO 
200.0OO 

25,000 


350,000       

300.0OO       60,000 
4OO.OOO      


195 
152 
120 

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190 
340 


150 

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120 
128 

53 
130 
100 

55 
124 
150 
140 


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110 


200 
154 

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125 
1320 
140 
200 


152 
131 
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121 

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126 
153 
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50 
112 


112 

109 

70 


34 
139 


1,910,598 
574,344 


1,454,183  100 


100 
50 


11,000 
OO.OOO 
40,000 
10.000 

10.000 

100.000 

2.700 

I-.. -,oo 
40,000 


100,000       20,000 


DAYTON—  • 

ity  National  Bank. 

>nyton  Nat.  Bank... 

oiirth  Nat.  Bank... 
Merchant*'  Nat.  Bk. 

eiitonlaNat.  Bank. 

hlrdNat.  Bank i 

nlon  Safe  Deposit. 
Winter*  Nat.  Bank.. 

TOLEDO— 

First  National  Bank 
Tolcomb  Nat.  Bank, 
'ome  Sav..  -<ank... 
etcham  Nat.  Bank, 
[erchants'  A  Clerk*' 

Havings  Bank 

ferrhants'  Nat.  Bk. 
orthern  Nat.  Bank, 
econd  Nat.  Bank... 


200.000 

300,000 

600,000 

:ioo,ooo 
200,000 
40O.OOO 

100. I 

r.oo. 


500,000 
300,000 
250.000 
250.OOO 

150,000 
300,000 
300,000 
350,000 


250,000  1OO 
765.O00100 
400,092:100 
178,OOOllOO 
893,889100 


109 
72 


545 
54 


122 
135 
125 
110 

126" 
55 

150 


150 
115 
105 

1,314;855I100  140" 
86,000,100  10O 
575,7841100,  125 
482,286  100  120 
100 


114 

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100 

141 

38 
140 

217 


110 

78 
515 
550 

56 
160 

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124 


112 
50 


1,225,654 
812,907 
782,582 


60,000 
60,000 
120.00O 
60,000 
27,000 

100.000 

8.500; 
132.OOO 


600.OOO 
7.-,, (POO 
30,000 
60.OOO 

75,000 
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IflO.OOO 
650,000 


100 
100 
100 


270,000  100 


431,858  100 
274,513'lOO 
365,271;  100 
205,125  100 
194,386,100 
513,862  100 

100 

377,114  100 


1,348,707  100 
435.494  100 
520,506  100 
853,946  I  OIP 

612,582  100 
1,043.477  100 

878.063  1OO 
2,169,857  100 


115 
100 
100 

125 


57 
152 


150 
175 
120 
110 
125 
175 
110 
130 
130 


120 
110 
110 

135 


140 
115 


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150 
120 


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175 

125 
200 
107 
180 

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THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT 


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Capital. 

Siir/ilus. 

Deposits. 

FT 

Sid. 

Ask. 

|    Capital. 

Surplus. 

Deposits. 

PY 

Kid. 

Ask. 

ToLEDO-Om.- 
Toledo  Savings  Bank 

100,000 
250,000 

200.OOO 
300,000 
500,000 
229,000 
200,000 
300.000 

9 
150,000 

9 

764,313 
569,381 

346,304 

550,000 
1,452,000 
390,000 
665,000 
1  ,350,000 

100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

100 

100 

PHIL'A-(Oon.)— 
Western  Nat.  Bank.. 
American  Tr.  Loan  & 
Guar.  Inv.  Co  
Chestnut  Street  Tr'st 
&  Sav.  Fund  Co.  .  . 
Citizens'Tr.&Sur.Co. 
City  Trust  Safe  De- 
posit &  Surety  Co. 
Columbia  Ave.  Sav. 
Fund  Safe  Deposit 
Title  &  Trust  Co... 
Commercial  Tr.  Co  .  . 
CommonwealthTitle 

$ 
400,000 

228,680 

250,000 

147,875 

500,000 

400,000 
500,000 

500,000 
500,000 

2,000,000 

8,100 
2,OOO,OOO 
3,000,000 

125,000 
500,000 
300,000 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 
350,000 

375,000 
800,000 
1,000,000 
250,000 
250,000 
500,000 

500,000 

2,000,000 
1,000,000 

1,000,000 
1,000,000 
310,805 

1,000,000 
500,000 
500,000 

127,500 

125,000 
500,000 
988,766 

1,000,000 

300,000 
250,000 

500,000 
55,000 
1,165,150 
800,000 
100,000 
300,000 
300,000 
200,000 
200,000 
1,200,000 
500,000 
100,000 
100,000 

100,000 
750,000 
200,000 
300,000 
200,000 
250,000 
400,000 
300,000 
200,000 
200,000 
100,000 
300,000 
500,000 
1  OO.OOO 
800,000 
200,000 
250,000 
500,000 
200,000 
1,000,000 
500,000 
300,000 
500,000 
400,000 
250.000 
200,000 
1,000,000 
500,000 
250,000 
600,000 

500,000 
250,000 

125,000 
400,000 
250,000 
100,000 
200,000 
100.000 
250,000 
200,000 
250,000 
100,000 
200.000 

$ 
200,000 

§32,999 

50,000 
10,000 

150,000 

120,000 
37,148 

350,000 
§  277,463 

2,000,000 

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) 

5,000 
§    31,475 
§    76.279 
2,000,000 
§774,863 
120,000 
75,000 

* 
2,970,000 

245,149 

1,297,610 
140,414 

1,353,823 

964,682 
3,548,07^ 

3,198,952 
2,230,915 

12,876,860 
1,945,073 

291,834 
585,853 
1,167,899 
7,454,642 
4,146,346 
1,099,903 
1,065,032 

50 

50 

50 
1OO 

100 
100 

85 
30 

Union  Savs.  Bank  .  . 
YOUNOSTOWN— 
Commercial  Nat.  Bk 
Dollar  Sav.  <fe  Tr.  Co 
First  National  Bank. 
Mahonlng  Nat.  Bank 
Second  Nat.  Bank.  .. 
Wick  National  Bank 

102 
110 
160 
145 
210 
120 

46,000 
18,000 
320.0OO 
118,000 
221.000 
60,000 

24 
18 

125 
122 

OREGON. 

50 
100 

1011 

70 

72 

440 

PORTLAND— 
Alnsworth  N.  Bank. 
ABSOO.  Bnkg.  &  Tr.Co 
Bates,  G.W.  &  Co... 

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

5(1(1.  00( 
500,000 

100,000 

50,000 
1,500 
1,000 

214,262 

Equitable  Trust  Co  .  . 
Fidelity  Ins.  Trust  & 
Safe  Deposit  Co... 
Finance  Co.of  Penn. 
Common  

460 

Commercial  N.  Bank 
First  National  Bank 
First  (East  SldeiN.B. 
Ladd&TiltonBank. 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Portland  Nat.  Bank. 
Sec'ty  Sav'g&Tr.  Co 
Unit,  stall's  X.  H  .ink 

30,000 
100,000 
20,000 
1,000,000 
43,500 

1,149,797 
3,950,473 
57,824 

1st  Pref  
2dPref  

50 
50 
100 
100 
100 
50 

50 
50 
100 

!25 
25 
100 

50 

100 
100 

100 
100 
5 

100 
50 
50 

100 

50 
25 
100 

100 

50 
50 

50 
50 
50 
50 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
100 
50 
100 

1OO 
100 
100 
100 
50 
100 
50 
60 
100 
50 
50 
100 
50 
50 
50 
100 
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100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
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100 
100 
100 

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100 
100 

•iO 

60 
50 
27 
120 
400 
180 
27 

60 
57>4 
132 
12 
12i2 

101 

Frankford  Real  Est. 
&  Safe  Deposit  Co. 
GermauAmer.   Title 
&  Trust  Co  

250,000 
250,000 
100,000 
250.000 
250,000 

176,220 
8,507 
1,098,990 
449,360 

45,000 
41,206 

Germantown  R.  Est. 
Deposit  &  Tr.  Co.. 
Girard  Life  Ins.  An- 
nuity &  Trust  Co.. 
Guarantee  Tr.  &  Safe 

125 
415 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

ALLEGHENY— 
Allegheny  Safe  D.  Co 
Dollar  Sav.Fd&TrCo 
Enterprise  Nat.  Bk. 
First  National  Bank 
German  Nat.  Bank. 
Second  Nat.  Bank.. 
Third  National  Bank 

ALLENTOWN— 
Allentown  Nat.Bank 
Lehigh  Valley  Trust 
A  Safe  Deposit  Co 
Second  Nat.  Bank.  . 

ALTOONA— 

100,000 
125,000 
200,000 
350,000 
200,000 
150,000 
200,000 

500,000 

125,000 
200,000 

50,000 
50,000 
150,000 
100,000 

150,000 
150,000 
150,000 
300,000 

74,840 

250,000 
100,000 
300,000 
250,000 
100,000 
100.000 

200,000 
450,000 
210,000 
200,000 
300,000 
250,000 
125,000 
200,000 

125,000 

1,000,000 
300,000 
750,000 
500,000 
400,000 
810,000 
300,000 
500,000 
275,000 
2,000,000 
1,000,000 
1,500,000 
1,000,000 
500,000 
250,000 
200,000 
750,000 
600,000 
500,000 
100,000 
600,000 
250,000 

200,000 

500,000 
500,000 
250,000 
300,000 
200.000 
200.000 
500,000 
150,000 
1,500,000 
500,000 
280,000 
200,000 
150,000 
250,000 
200,000 
200,000 
600,000 
500,000 
500,000 
100,000 

50 

20 
69 
77 
135 

IndustrialTrust  Title 

29,595 
100,000 
70,000 
300,000 
200,000 
100,000 

100,000 

50,000 
95,000 

40,000 
2,200 
75,000 
§    11,922 

170,000 
10,000 
1  95,000 
§  284,320 

230,000 

896,407 
895,476 
1,726,604 
1,488,094 
488,167 

1,133,913 

617,749 
481,100 

250,000 
110,000 
934,997 
292,830 

1,208,929 
550,000 
1,052.193 
1,373,108 

120,000 

756,000 
685,338 
760,133 
350,000 
800,000 
250,000 

510,759 
591,492 
262,507 
531,215 
613,319 

50 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 

40 

50 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

50 

150 
100 
25 
60 
Pri 
50 

100 
50 
100 
100 
50 
100 
100 
100 

100 

64 

75 
125 
215 
220 
177 

4913 

&  Savings  Co  
Integrity  Title  Ins. 
&  Safe  Dep.  Co  
Investm'tCo.  of  Phil. 
Land  Title  &  Tr.  Co. 
Mauavunk  Trust  Co. 
Merchants'  Tr.  Co.  . 
Mortgage  Trust  Co  .  . 
Northern  Sav.  Fund 
SafeDep.  &  Tr.Co. 
Penn.  Co.  for  Insur. 
on  Lives  &  Gr.  Ann 
Phil.  Mort.  &  Tr.  Co. 
Philadelphia  Tr.  Safe 
Deposit  &  Ins.  Co. 
Provident  Life&Tr.. 
Real  Est.  Invest.  Co. 
Real  Estate  Title  In. 

60 



300,000 
15,000 
50,000 
102,109 

300,000 

2,000,000 
219,771 

2,000,000 
2,000,000 
§       9,828 

105,093 

200,000 
275,000 

22,500 

80,000 
§  118,173 
§  115,616 

325,000 

100,000 
60,000 

200,000 
48,000 
048,581 
200,000 
7,200 
100,000 
60,000 
220,000 
150,000 
470,000 
2,000,000 
5,600 
20,000 

100,000 
425,000 
100,000 
74.768 
300,000 
500,000 
250,000 
§181,036 
34,000 
100,000 
50.000 
34,500 
300,000 
§34,074 
400,000 
50,000 
90,000 
180,000 
60,000 
900,000 
675,000 
500,000 
200,000 
500,000 
800,000 
50.000 
§322.434 
§109,061 

2,015,010 
275,000 
586,783 
175,611 

2,672,709 

9,392,428 
100,348 

5,837,918 
6,415,470 
95,866 

1,607,775 
2,854,724 
466,920 

216,135 

185,915 
1,246,855 
894,992 

725,854 

635,825 
766,660 

1,445,886 
234,000 
1,784,000 
1,256,522 
500,000 
1,354,815 
556,679 
997,764 
961,816 
997,851 
3,621,257 
1,150,000 
211,685 

855,685 
2,611,485 
1,648,679 
295,247 
3,000,000 
2,676,059 
1,231,790 
967,274 
444,479 
1,209,048 

13 
45 

50 

75 
140 

84 

501 
60 

483 
430 
50e. 

113 



125 
110 
148 
100 

70 

486 

Fidelity  Banking  Co 
First  National  Bank 
Second  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 

ERIE— 

First  National  Bank 
Kf  ystiine  Nat.  Bank 

115 
150 
110 

Real  Estate  Tr.  Co.. 
Solicitors'L.&Tr.  Co. 
Tacouy  Sav.  F.  Safe 
Dep.  Fi.  &Tr.  Co.. 
Tradesman's  Trust  & 
Sav.  Fund  Co      

8 

Second  Nat.  Bank... 
HARRISBURO— 
Central  Guar.  Tr.  & 
Safe  Deposit  Co  ... 
Coniraouwl'th  Guar 
Tr.  &  Safe  Dep.  Co 
First  National  Bank 
Harrisburg  N.  Bank 
Harrisburg  Trust  Co 
Mechanics*  Bank  
Merchants'  N.  Bank 

LANCASTER— 
Conestoga  N.  Bank.. 
Farmers'  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank 
Fulton  Nat.Bank... 
Lanoast'r  Co.N.Bauk 
Lancaster  Trust  Co. 
Northern  Nat.  Bank. 
People's  Nat.  Bank.  . 
People's  Trust  Sav. 
&  Deposit  Co  

25 
9% 
50 

100 

55 
29 

10 
52 

105 

50 

Trust  Co.  of  N.  A  

United  Security  Life 
Ins.  &  Tr.  Co 

160,000 
225,000 
185,000 
75,000 
250,000 
19,000 

80,000 
300,000 
42,000 
80,000 
215,000 
65,000 
13,000 
26,000 

West   End   Trust   & 
Safe  Deposit  Co.  .  . 
W.Phila.Tlt.&  Tr.Co. 

PlTTSBURQ— 
Allegheny  Nat.  Bank 

300 

50 

72 
Bank 
60 

172 
110 
207 
192 
116 
201 
85 
120 

60 

250 
170 

vate 

170 
108 

* 

95 
110 

Bank  of  Pittsburg.. 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
City  Deposit  Bank.  . 
Columbia  Nat.  Bank. 
Commercial  Nat.  Bk. 
Diamond  Nat.  Bank. 
Duquesne  Nat.  Bank 
Exchange  Nat.  Bank 
Farmers'  Dep  Nat  Bk 
Fifth  Avenue  Bank. 
Fifth  National  Bank 
First  National  Bank 
of  Birmingham  
First  Nat.  Bk.,  Pitts. 
Fort  Pitt  Nat.  Bank. 
Fourth  Nat.Bank... 
Freehold  Bank  

ios 

60 

96 
160 

255" 

150 
102% 
250 
175 

139,681 
338,500 

81 

118 

670 

125 
300 

is'o" 

125" 
307" 

PHILADELPHIA— 
Bank  of  North  Amer. 
Centennial  N.  Bank. 
Ceniral  Nat.  Bank.. 
Chestnut  St.  N.  Bank 
City  National  Bank. 
Commercial  N.  Bank 
Consolida'n  N.  Bank 
Corn  Exch.  N.  Bank. 
Eighth  Nat.  Bank... 
Far.  &  Mech.  N.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Fourth  St.  Nat.  Bank 
Glrard  Nat.  Bank... 
Independence  N.  B'k 
Kensington  N.  Bank. 
Manayi.nk  N.  B^nk. 
Manufact'rs'  N.Bank 
Market  St.  Nat.  Bank 
Mechanics'  N.  Bank. 
Merchants'  Ex.  Bk.. 
Merchants  N.  Bank 
Nat.  Bank  of  Com'ce 
National     Bank     of 
Germantown  

1,300,000 
210,000 
1,600,000 
150,000 
450,000 
233,000 
250,000 
370,000 
530,000 
600,000 
500,000 
§1185578 
1,100,000 
200,0(1(1 
250,000 
100,000 
160,000 
150,000 
350,000 
4       7,459 
150,000 
80,000 

335,000 

675,000 
300,000 
175,000 
150,000 
65.000 
160,000 
450,000 
250,000 
1,000,000 
125,000 
150,000 
50,000 
150,000 
135,000 
-,o,ooo 
60,000 
115,000 
400,000 
400,000 
25,000 

7,932,000 
2,241,000 
7,092,000 
2,719,000 
1,021,000 
1,513,000 
1,068,000 
5,186,000 
1,745,000 
6,168,000 
8,614,000 
11,076,000 
7,718,000 
3,114,000 
870,000 
868.699 
1,812,000 
3,527,000 
1,253,000 
32,872 
3,055,000 
415,000 

1,810,291 

2,728,000 
1,208,000 
1,209,000 
1,458,000 
813,000 
1,350,000 
3,083,000; 
1,308,233 
10,781.000 
1.334,000! 
1,049,320 
62  1  ,000 
722,000 
1,182,000 
617,000' 
783,000 
2.886,000 
2,558,000 
2,474,000 
389,1501 

100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
50 
30 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 
40  ' 
100, 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
50 

50 
100 
100 
100 
100! 
100 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
100 
100 
100 
50 
501 
100- 

165 

321 

190 

100 
112 

130 
300 
80 
|96 
122 
67% 
75 

German  Nat.  Bank.. 
Iron  City  N.  Bank... 
Keystone  Bank  
Liberty  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank.. 
Manufacturers'  Bk.. 
Marine  Nat.  Bank... 
Mechanics'  N.  Bank. 
Mercantile  Bank  
Mer.  &Manuf  .N.BanK 
MetropolitanN.Bank 
Monongah'laN.Bank 
Nat.  Bk.  of  West.  Pa. 
Pennsyl  va'ia  N.  Bank 
People's  Nat.  Bank  .  . 
Plttsb.NatBk  of  Com 
Second  Na*.  Bank... 
Third  National  Bank 
Tradesmens'  N.Bank 
Union  Nat.  Bank  
U.  S.Nat.  Bank  

29% 

70 
270 
104 
205 
142 

65 
75 

312.799 
1,655,451 
670,433 
2,176,034 
434,462 
1,182,524 
1,052,923 
381,086 
2,670.532 
2,806,307 
3,735,024 
1,003,074 
2,290,864 
1,490,700 
191,979 
1,271,616 
624,416 

i"02 

i"47 
71 
125 
70 

18112 

97 
130 

100 
123 
76 
120 
160 
158 
120 

123 



180 

128 
105 

230 

290 

287 

95 
42 

165 

100 
45 

201 

510 
125 
154 
120 
90 

National     Bank     of 
Northern  Liberties 
Nat.  Bk.of  Republic. 
Hat.  Security  Bank 
Ninth  National  Bank 
Northern  Nat.  Bank. 
Northwest'n  N.  Bank 
Penn  National  Bank 
People's  Bank  

135 
100 

128 

Fidpl.  Title  &  Tr.  Co. 
Mercantile  Trust  Co. 
Penn.  Title  *  Tr.  Co. 
Pittsburg  Trust  Co.  . 
Safe  Deposit  &  Trust 
Co.of  Pittsburg... 
Union  Trust  Co  

175 

120 
163 
87 
200 
190 
93 
135 

140 

§170,932 

70,000 
§  636,612 

50,000 
425,000 
2OO.OOO 
120,000 
42,500 
85,000 
68,000 
100,000 
60,000 
50.000 
150,00(1 

1,170,275 

177 

165 

179,810 

149,900 
915,980 
489,778 
446,990 
872,713 
367,888 
289,440 
421.241 
120,000 
239.309 
305,767 

100 

50 
30 
100 

1  00 

100 
100 
100 
100 
50 

too 

135 

205 

READING— 
Citizens*  Bank  

68 
75 

225 
240 

Philadelphia  Nat.Bk. 
Quaker  City  Nat.  Bk. 
Second  Nat.  Bank 
Seventh  Nat.  Rank.. 
Sixth  Nat.  Bank  
Southwark  Nat.  Bk 
Southwost'nNat.  Bk. 
Tenth  Nat.  Bank 
Third  Nat.  Bank  
Tradesmen's  Nat.Bk. 
I'nion  Nat.  Bank  
West  Phila.  Bank  

Farmers'  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
Keystone  Nat.  Bank 
Nat.  Union  Bank  — 
Penn  Nat.  Bank  
Pennsylvania  Tr.  Co. 
Reading  Nat.  Bank.  . 
Reading  Trust  Co... 
Schuylkill  Valley  Bk. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

55 
160 

'55" 
"75" 

ioi" 

80 
122 
112 
50 
70 

"96" 
20O 
120 
160 
130 
75 
180 

•uwl^i.e.  '  B<  nk  value.  (Part  paid  In.  §  Including  undivided  profits. 

'Last  sale,  t  Book  value.  ;  Part  paid  In.  '§  Including  undivided  profits. 

APRIL,  1- 


BANK    STOCK    QUOTATIONS. 


Capita*.      Siirplu*.     Deposit*.     Vr    Bid.    Ask. 


SCRANTON— 
Dune  Discount  A  uc  • 

posit  Bank 

Pint  National  Bank 
Laok.Tr.  *S-D.  Co. 
Merchant*'  *  Mfr 

ehanlcii' Bank 

Beraaton  Sav.  Bank. 
Beranton  Sar.  Bank 

A  Trust  Co 

Third  Nat.  Bank 

Traders'  Nat.  Bank . . 

WILKES-BARRE— 
Pint  National  Bank. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
People*'  Bank 

Wv.iiniurf  N  it  r.  in'-; 
Wyoming  VaL  Tr.  Co 

WlLLIAMSPORT— 
Pint  National  Bank. 
LTComlnx  Nat.  Bank 
Merchant*'  N.  Bank. 
fln0onf(h  ft  !>•«•.    Tru*l 

*Bafe  Deposit  Co 
Wait  Bnnen  N.  Bank 
WlUiamsp't  N.  Bank 


100.000  S  42.000 
200,000  5  940,000 
25O.OOO  4  80,000 

2*0,000$  95,000 
100,000  }  110,000 

50,000  S  35.000 
2OO.OOO  S  364.OOO 
25O.OO05  50,000 


400,000 


50 


72  1 


4,921,882  100   650 
700,000  100   140 


850,000100    .. 
1,076.730  1OO    200 


55O.OOO  100    .. 
1,635,091  1OO   350 
395,731100 


375.000 
45O.OOO 
25O.OOO 
150,000 
125,000 

300,000 
1OO.OOO 

1  OO.OOO 

300,000 
100,000 

1  OO.OOO 


18O.OOO 
235.OOO 
185.000 
300.000 
45,000 


519,287100'... 
1,560,805  100  160 
826.607  10O  150 
841,007  50 
325,000  50  ...... 


200,000  543,103  100 
90,000  170,000  100 
25,000  220,832  100 


440,000  50 
100.000   584,799  1OO 
5.OOO   161.241100 


145 


130 

175 


120 
70 


RHODE    ISLAND. 


PROVIDENCE— 

4lli.-rir.lll  V.I     !!..::» 

Atlantic  Nat.  Bank. 
Blaekstone  Canal 
National  Bank — 
City  National  Bank. 
Commercial  N.  Bank 

Plfth  Nat.  Bank 

Pint  National  Bank. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 
Globe  National  Bank 
High  Street  Bank... 
MannfacfrsN.  Bank 


126,000    1,365,621    50 
15,600       136,9501  50 


Bank. 
Nat.  Bank  of  Oom'oe 
national  Bank  of 

Ni.rtu  Ali.-nr.. 
National  Eagle  Bank 
Nat.  Exehann  Bank 
Old  National  Bank.. 
Phenlx  Nat.  Bank... 
ProvM.  n.  ••  N  11. :A 
Rhode  Isla'dN. Bank 
r  Williams  Nat. 


Roger 


Second  Nat.'  Bank. 
Third  National  Bank 


Weybosset  N.  Bank 
Westminster  Bank. 
ladaMrtal  Trust  Co 
Mercantile  Tnut  Co 


900.000 
000.000 
1,000.000 
3OO.OOO 
9OO.OOO 
60O.OOO 
•00,000 
120.000 
900.OOO 
500.000 

1,000,000 

1,709.200 
1.000.000 

900,000 

9OO.OOO 
9OO.OOO 

450,000 
9OO.OOO 
6OO.OOO 

499.950 
300.000 
•00.000 
900,000 


lOO.OOO 

174.OOO 

01,000 

42.00O 

1  OO.OOO 

100,000 

60,000 

•3,061 

3OO.OOO 

100,000 

200.000 

2O2.000 


25 
50 
50 
50 
50 

100 
50 
50 

100 
50 
50 


lOO.OOO 
9OO.OOO 
100.000 
425.000 
428,114 
91,000 

.'""• 

6O.OOO 
17,000 


•00,000 


260,960 

400,794 

768.412 

166,240 

845.011 

541.585 

80,332 

284.126 

2.014,312 

4U2.O23 

2.698.930 

1,718,611 


663,705  50 
387.O77  50 
930,325  50 
419,626  1OO 
786.159  50 
1,233,895  400 
984^35  25 

136,781  75 
175,428  100 
721.235  100 
161.514  50 
126.807  50 

I.  .,•.«.,.  i-J  IIH> 

........  1OO 


. .. 

tal  Trust  Co 
Rhode  Island 

.THr**  Trust  Co. .. 
&  I.  Bate  Deposit  Co 
Union  Tru»t  Co 

NEWPORT— 
Aqaldneek  Nat.  Bk. 

Pint  Nat.  Bank 

Merchant*' Bank.... 
MM.Bk.otRh.Isl... 

Hew  Eac  Ooml  Bk,. 
Newport  Nat.  Bank. 
Onion  Nat.  Bank.... 

PAWTUCKIT  - 

Pint  Nat.  Bank 

PaelDc  N.  B.  of  Pawt. 
Slater  N.B.  of  p.wt 

WOONSOCKET- 

Oltlseas'  Nat.  Bank. 

Pint  Nat.  Bank 

Nat.  Glob*  Bank.... 
Nat.  Union  Bank.... 
Producer*'  N*!.  Bk.. 
WooBsoeket  Nat.  Bk. 


1.000,000     790,000  14.038.730  ,000 
100 


. 

100.000 
150,000 


200.000 

110,000 

100,000 

1  OO.OOO 

100.000 

79.000 

120.000 
155,250 


•00,000 
MW.OOO 


:_•  ,„.., 


25.000 
70.000 
12.000 
30,000 


100 
90 


100,000 

200,000 
100.000 

190,000 
8OO.OOO 

200,000 


I  10,000 

00.000 
15,000 


180,000 

60,000 

18O.OOO 


20.000 
100.000 

J.V 

30,000 

70.000 
170.0OO 


240,000  50 
109,000  100 
155.000  50 
210,000  100 
271.000  5O 
65,000  50 
220.0OO  60 
109.000  90 


723,620  100 
497.O25  5O 
693,179  100 


57,000  100 
103,000  50 

55.OOO  25 

7.432  50 

218.OOO  20 

•J.IM.tl.-,   M 


43 

37 


43* 
39 


23  I  24 

58>4 

43M  44 

37   39 
109V 
114   120 

52 

65 
137 


51«t 

63 

41 


53 
42" 


41   42 

52   53>s 

IOC's 

1O6>«  .. 

72  "a  76 
762 1*  .. 

17*  18<4 


61 


64  >s 


41 


50 
38 

59* 

100  105 
12 


70 
50 


90 
179 

P9 
150 

69 

49 
100 

90 


LOO 

70»» 

teo 


110 
75 


33 
85   90 


SOUTH    CAROLINA. 


CHAMLUTON- 
Bank  of  Charierton 
OaroUaaaaTiag*  Bk 
OharL  tmfgt  Insfn 


*  Trust  Co.. 
Entrn>rl«-  H* 
Kzek  Bk«.  *  fr.  Co. 
Pint  Nat.  Bank 
O*«  mauls  8av.  Bank 
Miners'  A  Mereh.  Bk. 
People's  Nat.  Bank., 
to .  Car .  Ix  an  A  Tr.  Co . 


800.000  100,< 

200.000  100.000 

30.000  5O.OOO 

9O.OOO  3.000 

9O.OOO  3.000 

lOO.OOO  (5.000 

2OO.OOO  2OO.OOO 

4O.OOO  lOO.OOO 

10O.OOO  1O.OOO 

250,000  100,000 

'.  <«O.OOO 

TENNESSEE. 


1.407.519  100    128      130 

1,508,135  100    175     200 

573,815  100   4OO     450 


113.970  50 
128.220  25 
253,710  100 
814.549  100 
1,797.029  250 
328,829  100 
734,825  100 

100 


50  51 

23  25 

1OO  101 

230  25O 

1100  1150 

1O4  I"'. 

160  165 

45  >  90 


CMATTAHOOOA— 
Cfcatraoo«a  Bk«.Co. 
Ohatraoo*aNat.Bk. 
CkatVBOoaBaT.Bk. 

HEtW  A.  A  Tr.Co. 
Pint  Nat.  Bank 
Bo.  Ch«tf«»  War.  Bk. 

^^•gat.  Rank 

Baton  Bk.  A  Tr.  Co.. 


2.500 
300.000  60,000 
lOO.OOO  }  2.700 
829  OO« 

200.000!    300,000 

90.000          7.000 

190,000!         3,000 

••'-•" 


100 

480.000  100 
S25.OOO  100 
245,090  100 


1.1 -••.-••• 
130.0OO 
812,000 


100 
100 
100 
100 


108 

"96" 

185 

100 

M 


100 
112 
100 

95 
190 
105 

92 
100 


KNOXVILLE— 
City  National  Bank. 
East  Tenn.  Nat.  Bk.. 
Holston  Nat.  Bank.. 
Kucix    Co.   Bank   & 

Trust  Co 

Km i \villi-  Bkg. Co... 

Market  Bank 

Mechanics'  Nat.  Bk. 

Merchants'  Bank 

Tliird  Nat.  Bank 

MEMPHIS— 

Bank  of  Commerce. . 
Continental  Nat.  Bk. 
Continental  Sar.  Bk. 

First  Nat.  Bank 

Manhattan  Savings 
Bank  &  Trust  Co.. 
Memphis  Nat.  Bank. 
Memphis  Say.  Bank. , 
Memphis  Trust  Co. . . 

Mercantile  Bank 

Security  Bk.  <feTr.  Co. ' 

State  Nat.  Bank 

State  Savings  Bank . 
Union  &  Plant'rs'  Bk. 
Union  S.Bk.  A  Tr.Co. 

NASHVILLE— 

American  Nat.  Bank 
City  Ravings  Bank.. 
First  National  Bank 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank.. 
Merchants'  Bank. . . 
Nashville  Trust  Co. 
Union  Bank  *  Tr.Co 


Capital.     Surplus. 


200,000  §14,821 

175,000  175,000 

100,000  15,000 

25,000  500 

50,000  15.000 

50,000      

100,000  122  000 

lOO.OOOj  10,000 

300,000  48,000 


Deposits. 


f'V 


904,406  100 
880,964!  100 
167.000  100 


23,000 
100,000 


438,831 
2'93',852 


100 
100 


100 
100 
100 


Bid. 


200 

ibo" 


500,000  §117,0001  2,000,000  100  105 
600,000   18,500   700,000 100  50 

25.0O01    5,000!   145,OOOL. 
500,000   50,000  1,250,000100  100 


30,000' 

500,0(10 
50,000, 

100,000 

200,00<> 
50.000 

250.000 
50.000 

ood.ooo  5 
12,500 


90,000 

150.000 
8,636 


75,000 
10,000 
100,000 
50,000 
32,880 


1,000,000  75,000 

100,000 1  20,000 

600.OO01  83,800 

1,000,000  200,000 

150,000  §6,415 

350,000  §45,000 

100,000  25,000 


750,000,100  350 
800,000  100  100 
300,000]100  110 


430,000 

1,400,000 

265.000 
950,000 
100,000 


100    100 
10O    

lOOl  160 

100   150 

100    100 

50    120 


1,323,297  100 

90,000  100 

970,393  100 

2,004,664  100 

299,105 1 100 

100 

425,000  100 


83 

50 

40 

116 

70 

102 

130 


Ask. 
100 


110 
55 


105 

400 
102 
115 


105 

i~65" 
160 
105 
125 


87 
60 
45 

119 
75 

104 


TEXAS. 


•Lastsalr. 


I  Book  rain*.    Part  paid  In,  }  Including  undlTlded  profit*- 


AUSTIN— 

American  Nat.  Bank 
Austin  Nat.  Bank... 
City  National  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
State  Nat.  Bank 

DALLAS— 

American  Nat.  Bank 
City  National  Bank. 
National  Bank  of 

Commerce. 

Nat.  Exchange  Bank 

FORT  WORTH— 

American  Nat.  Bank 
Far.  A  Mech.  Nat.  Bk. 
First  National  Bauk. 
Fort  Worth  Nat.  Bk. 
State  National  Bank 
Nat'l  Live  Stock  Bk. 
Traders'  Nat'l  Bank. 

GALVESTON— 
First  National  Bank, 
(ialveston  Nat.  Bank 
Nhnnicii)  Bar.  ick. 
Texas  Ld.  <fc  L'n  Co.. 

HOUSTON— 
Commercial  N.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Houston  Nut.  Bank. 
Planters' A  Medians' 

National  Bank.... 
South  Texas  N.  Bank 
Houston  L'd&Tr.Co. 

SAN  ANTONIO— 
Alamo  Nat.  Bank... 
Lockwood  Nat.  Bank 
San  Antonio  N.  Bank 

WACO— 

Citizens'  Nat'l  Bank. 
Far.  &  Mer.  Nat.  Bk. 
Pint  National  Bank. 
Waco  State  Bank — 
Provident  Nat'l  B'k. 


200.OOO 

150,000 
150.000 

lOO.OOO 

100,000 


200,000 

400,000 
150,000 

JOO.OOO 


150.000 

200.000 

250,000 

500,000 
250,000 
150,000 

125,000 


552,026 

§40,000 

Srt.OOO 

527.000 

50.000 


160,000 


476,640100*120 
304,000'100   110 

230,000  lOOl 

191,000100  100 
515,000  100  140 


or.<;.47r> 


30,000  1,507,353 


1,500 


11,000  1,045,496 


8,500 


125.000 
Hl.(XM) 
10.000 


239,836 


100 
100 


100 

100 


165 
120 


100 


250,000 

100,000 

510,000 


50,000 

100,000 

21,000 

200,000 

3.-..OIHI 


150,000100  90 
200,000 100  7O 
500,000  100J  125 
900,000  100  90 
450,000  1OO  100 
200,000  100 


207,000  100 


348,079  100 
694,865  100 
350,000  100 
100 


125 


2OO.OOO  33,000  642,876  100  tOO 
lOO.OOO  400,000  1,582,267  100!  550 
100,000  §13,521,  259,083  100 


250.000 
500.  ...... 

215,000 


, 
MI.OOO 


268.043 
630,000  1OO 


100      55 
100 
100      65 


250.OOO        23,000        547,000  100!) 
30,000        406,0001001 
250,000    1,124,000  100  I 


125 
115 
100 
110 
ISO 


100 


100 

90 

140 

100 

110 

60 

130 


. 

125.000 


100,000  §157,315 
100,000:  6,050 
500.OOO  §154,094 
lOO.OOO  20,000 
800.000  §40.095 


340,372  100 
58,464  100 
926,619  100 
341.420  100 
329,016I1OO 


102>« 
"9"6" 

ibi" 


120 
1130 
250 


UTAH- 


SALT  LAKE  CITY— 
Bank  of  Commerce. . 
Commercial  N.  Bank 
DeseretNat.  Bank.. 
Deseret  Sav'gH  Bank 
First  National  Bank, 

Park  City 

Nat.  Bank  of  Repub'c 
Salt  Lake  Valley 

Loan  &  Trust  Co.. 
State  Bank  of  Utah. 
Utah  Commercial  & 

Savings  Bank 

Utah  National  Bank. 
Utah  Tltln  Insurance 

&  Trust  Co 

'/.Ion's  Savings  Bank 

ATrustCo 


100,000 

3OO.OOO 
5OO.OOO 
100,000 

50,000 

300,000 

3OO.OOO 
500,000 

200.000 
2OO.OOO 

150,000 
200,000 


25.000 

11,000 

250.OOO 

10,000 

5,250 
22,500 

1,600 


275,000  100 


319,309 


40,000 
§8.955 

10,000 
200,000 


100 
100 
655,000  100 


270,000 

218,978 


1OO 
450,000  100 

300,000  100 
320,356  100 


112,113 
1,260,652 


100 
100 


1000 
100 


50 
50 

105 
100 

125 
55 

60 


95 

55 


60 

65 

200 

110 

140 
65 

80 


100 
60 


1000 


j 
130     145 


VIRGINIA. 


NORFOLK— 
Bank  of  Commerce . . 

Citizens' Bank 

City  National  Bank 


100,000§  77,557 
300,000  §  188,433 
20O,OOOl§  16,100 


397,598 


100 


145 


945',284  100    iu« 
225.235llOOl  100 


150 
140 
105 


'Last  sale,  t  Book  value.  {Part  paid  in.  §  Including  undivided  profits. 


THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


Captal. 

Surplus. 

Depofitt. 

PV 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Capital. 

Surplut. 

Depotils. 

PY 

HiiI. 

Ask 

NORFOLK-«3on.)— 
Marine  Bank  

9 
100,000 

206,025 
400,000 

200.000 
100,000 

200,000 
400,000 
600,000 
200,000 
125,000 
300,000 
300,000 

100,000 
200,000 

500,000 
219,750 
500,000 

9 
,  144,680 

5     56.746 
223,274 

100,000 
50,000 

42,000 
100,000 
400.00O 
230,000 

565,000 

510,682 
1,430,114 

824,936 
256,145 

453,980 
662,995 
1,780,747 
1,625,750 
300,000 
652,025 
1,272,000 
580,124 
218,^60 
1,360,183 
1,000,010 

100 

100 
100 

20 
100 

25 
25 
100 
100 
25 
100 
100 

180 

113 
145 

30 
120 

200 

115 
150 

31 
125 

27 
28>4 
166>« 

TACOMA— 
Fidelity  Trust  Co.... 
London*  San.  F.Bk. 
S'at.  Bk.of  Commerce 
Pacific  Nat.  Bank... 
Scandlnav.-Am.  Bk.  . 
UnionSav.B.&Tr.Co. 

$ 
500,000 
2,450,000 
200,000 
400,000 
100,000 
1  OO.OOO 

5     35,000 
375,000 
§       9,122 
5     19,47* 
13,800 
17.5IM 

$ 
450,000 

100 

Norfolk  Bk.  for  Sav- 
ings &  Trusts  . 

295,184 
479,032 
52,300 

(ili9.M'.'5 

100 
100 

100 
100 

Norfolk  Nat.  Bank.. 

PETERSBURG— 

Petersb.Sav.&Ins.Co 
Tbe  National  Bank.  . 

RICHMOND— 

1(1(1 

no 

115 

WEST   VIRGINIA. 

WHEELING— 
Bank  of  Ohio  Valley 
Bank  ol  Wheeling.  .. 
City  Bk.  of  Wheeling 
Commercial  Bank.  .  . 
Exchange  Bank  

1-5,000 
200,000 
150,000 
80,000 
300,000 
80,000 
200,000 
100,000 
25,000 
102,100 

25,000 
20,000 
10,000 
10,000 

City  Bank  

273i 
165 
165  «« 
26 
100 
235 

1,105,000 
650,000 
290,000 
774,000 
720,000 
516,921 
360,000 
93.000 
189,212 

First  Nat.  Bank  
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
Metropolitan  Bank.. 
Nat.  BK.  of  Vlr/rinia. 
Planters'  Nut.  Bank. 
Savings  Bk.  of  Rich.. 
Security  Bank  

§     67,736 
700,000 
40,000 
38,000 
240,000 
220,000 
75,000 

ib"2 

245 

120,000 
40,000 
35,000 
2,250 

Nat.  Bank  of  W.  Va 

100 
100 
50 

100 

100 
137 
113 
110 

105 
140 
116 

South  Side  Bank  
Wheel.  Title  &  Tr.  Co. 

State  Bk.  of  Virginia 
Union  Bk.  of  Richin. 
Virginia  Trust  Co... 

100 

WISCONSIN. 

WASHINGTON. 

LA  CROSSE. 

Batavian  Bank  

200,000 
25,000 
50,000 
250,000 
,•      50,000 
50,000 

300,000 
1,000,000 
100,000 
300,000 

450,000 
500,000 
200,000 
100,000 

500,000 
1,000,OOC 
100.00C 
250.00C 

§    22,152 
2,500 
§       8,337 
50,000 
513 
40,000 

§     67,457 
250,000 
§     14,665 
4     25,6«8 
21,000 
S  128,168 
300,000 

1,017,221 
69,501 
203,183 
942,528 
5  ',032 
368,103 

2,067,208 
9,S5«,917 
330,461 
2,660,770 
1,308,400 
2,870.513 
4,276,362 
286,033 

1,537,136 
3,917,654 

1^0 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
IOC 
100 
IOC 

ioc 

IOC 
IOC 
10( 
IOC 

*  * 

145 
100 
120 
150 
100 
200 

;s 

if 

ca 

Is 

•ll 

hs 

SEATTLE— 
Boston  Nat.  Bank... 
Dezter.Horton  <fe  Co. 
First  Nat.  Bank  
Nat.  Bk.of  Commerce 
People's  Sav.  Bank. 
Pueet  Sound  Nat.Bk. 
Soandlnavian-Amer- 

180,000 
200,000 
150,000 
300,000 
60,000 
528,000 

75,000 
250,000 
100,000 

250,000 
100,000 

'200,1X10 
100,000 
200,000 

6       7,468 
§  143,597 
}  151,159 
5       4,581 
9.00O 
§     56,300 

$    12,336 
§     14,955 
$    24,307 

§    70,124 
5     21,262 
§     14,186 
§       5,349 
§    95,850 

171,954 

935,874 
43!>,HO!I 
252,670 
290,907 
528,193 

152,241 
155,455 
457,711 

698,242 
105,237 
524.116 
209,783 
598,978 

100 
101 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 

101 
100 

100 

100 
UH 
100 
100 

ExchangeStato  Bank 
German-  Amer.  Bank 
Nat.Bk.  of  La  Crosse 
Security  Savings  Bk. 
StateB'kof  Lacrosse 

MILWAUKEE.— 
Central  Nat.  Bank.. 
First  National  Bank. 
German-  Amer.  Bank 
Marshall  &IlsleyB'k 
Mil.  Nat.  Bank  of  W. 
Nat.  Exchange  Bank 
Second  Ward  Sav.  Bk 
Weft  Side  Bank  
Wisconsin  Marine  & 
Fire  Ins.  Co.  Bank. 
Wisconsin  Nat.  Bank 
Milwaukee  Trust  Co 
Wisconsin  Trust  Co 

Seattle  Nat.  Bank.  .. 
Washington  Nat.Bk. 

SPOKANE— 
Exchange  Nat.  Bk.. 
Fidelity  Nat.  Bank.. 
Old  Nat  Bank 

100 
100 

mf 

110 
110 
1  100 
102 

. 

5    75.328 
160,000 
7,000 
5       4,000 

Spok'ne&  East.Tr.Co 
Traders'  Nat.  Bank. 

100 

,  130 

1        

*  Last  sale,   t  Book  value.   {  Part  paid  In.   J  Undlv'd  profits  included 

*  Last  sale,    t  Book  value.   ;  Part  paid  in.   $  Undiv'd  profits  included 

THE  QUOTATION 


SUPPLEMENT 


OF   THE 


COMMERCIAL  &  flNANCIAL  CHRONICLE. 


CONTENTS. 

NEW  YORK  FINANCIAL  MARKETS  FOR  APRIL, 
NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE, 

MONTHLY  AND  YEARLY  RECOBD  OF  BONDS, 

MONTHLY  AND  YEARLY  RECORD  or  STOCKS,     - 
BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANGE  PRICES, 

-  ERAL  QUOTATIONS  OF  BONDS  AND  STOCKS,    - 

RAILROAD  SECURITIES. 

STREET  RAILWAY  SECURITIES 

MUNICIPAL  BONDS. 
MISCELLANEOUS  SECURITIES,      - 

MUGBLLANEOCB  BONDS, 

GAS  BONDS. 

GAS  STOCKS, 

Mwwo  STOCKS. 

TELEPHONE  AND  TELEGRAPH, 

ELECTRIC  STOCKS, 

INSURANCE  STOCKS, 

MANUFACTURING, 

MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS,    - 
BANK  AND  TRUST  COMPANY  STOCKS,      - 


5 

7-18 

-  7-16 
16-18 

-  18-19 
20-88 

-  20-26 
26-28 

-  28-34 
34-38 

-  34-35 

35 
35 

35-36 
86 
86 
36 

-  36-87 
37-88 

-  38-46 


8,  18Q7. 


WILLIAM    R    DANA    COMPANY,    PUBLISHERS, 

FIXE  STREET,  COEKER  PEARL  STREET,  NEW  YORK. 

.^ 


AUGUST  BELMONT  &  CO., 

BANKERS, 

No.   23  NASSAU  STREET,  NEW  YORK. 

AGENTS  AND  CORRESPONDENTS  OF  THE 

Messrs.     ROTHSCHILD, 

LONDON      .-.      PARIS     .-.      FRANKFORT      .-.      VIENNA. 

Issue  Letters  oj   Credit  for   Travelers,  available  in  all 

parts  of  the  world. 

Draw  Bills  of  Exchange  and  make  Cable  Transfers,  to  Europe,  West  Indies,  Mexico 

and  California. 

Execute  Orders  for  the  Purchase  and  Sale  of  Investment  Securities. 


BROWN  BROTHERS  &  CO., 

PHILADELPHIA,  NEW   YORK,  BOSTON, 

4th  and  Chestnut  Sts.  59  WALL  ST,  66  State  St. 

AND 

» 

ALEX.  BROWN  &  SONS,  Baltimore  and  Calvert  Sts.,  Baltimore. 

ALL    CONNECTED    BY    PRIVATE     WIRE. 
Members  of  the  New  York,  Philadelphia  and  Baltimore  Stock  Exchanges. 

Execute  Orders  on  Commission  for  Purchase  and  Sale  of  Stocks,  Bonds,  and  all  Investment 

Securities.     Bills  of  Exchange  Bought  and  Sold. 

Commercial  Letters   of  Credit  and  Travelers'  Letters  of  Credit  issued,  available  in  all 

parts  of  the  world. 

Collections  made  on  all  points;  Telegraphic   Transfers  of   Money    made    between   this 

Country  and  fiurope. 

Deposit  Accounts  of  American  Banks,  Bankers,  Firms   and  Individuals  received  upon 

favorable    terms. 


Brown,  Shipley  &  Co.,  Founders'  Court,  Lothbury,  E.  C.,  London. 


THE  QUOTATION 

SUPPLEMENT 


OF   THE 


COMMERCIAL  &  flNANCIAL  CHRONICLE. 


lEntered  aeeortlat-toAetof  CongreM  In  the  year  1897,  by  WnxiAM  B.  DAKA  CoMPANr.  In  office  of  Librarian  of  Congress,  Washington.  D.  O.1 

NEW    YORK,    MAY    8,    1897. 


THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 

Tn  QCOTATIOIT  StrrrLBMKKT,  lamed  monthly,  is  famished  wWuntt 
ery  annual  satMertber  of  the  OOMMUCIAL  AMD  FINAIC- 


rr,  luaed  quarterly.  In  also  fnrnlnhed 
atr*  tJurg*  to  erery  subscriber  of  the  Ciuomcu. 
TH»  BTKUT  RAILWAY  Snrnmmart.  lamed  quarterly,  Is  likewise 
ornlahed  wiMoMf  oft*  cAory*  to  erery  rabserlber  of  the  CHRONICLE. 
TH«  STATB  AKD  Orrr  BvrruuBrr,  Issued   seml-annually.  Is  also 
ft  to  erery  subscriber  of  the  CHROICICLB. 
including  the  four  Supplements  above 

are  Tea  Dollars  within  the  United  State*  and  Twelve  Dollars 
hMtadM  poeta«e)  la  Europe. 


WILLIAM   B.   DANA  COMPANY,  PUBLISHERS, 

PINE  ST..  CORNER  or  PEARL  ST.,  NEW  YORK. 


REVIEW    OF  APRIL. 

The  two  event*  of  chief  importance  during  April 
were  the  beginning  of  hostilities  between  Greece  and 
Tnrkey  and  the  renewal  of  the  exports  of  gold  after 
the  suspension  of  the  outflow  for  a  good  many  months. 
The  first  momentarily  exercised  a  deeply  disturbing 
influence  on  the  various  markets;  the  latter  was  viewed 
with  comparative  equanimity. 

It  was  on  Saturday  the  17th  that  the  Turkish  Gov- 
ernment proclaimed  that  a  "state  of  war"  existed 
on  the  Grecian  frontier,  and  that  this  warranted  an 
advance  of  the  Turkish  armies  to  repel  the  Greeks. 
The  announcement  reached  the  public  through  the 
morning  papers  on  Sunday,  and  almost  simultaneously 
.came  the  news  that  fighting  had  already  begun 
beween  the  armies  of  the  two  nations.  The  next  day 
•lay)  was  a  holiday  at  the  various  financial 


and  their  armies  became  utterly  demoralized,  so  that 
it  seemed  unlikely  that  the  struggle  could  be  contin- 
ued. A  change  of  ministry  was  forced,  and  it  was 
even  reported  that  the  royal  family  was  in  danger. 

A  sharp  speculation  in  wheat  was  one  of  the  inci- 
dents of  the  war.  Before  the  outbreak  of  hostilities 
the  price  of  wheat  had  sharply  declined  and  the  market 
was  decidedly  weak — a  condition  that  it  was  hard  to 
account  for  in  view  of  the  statistical  position  and  the 
general  surroundings  bearing  on  values.  The  war 
completely  changed  the  course  and  aspect  of  the 
market,  and  though  the  whole  of  the  advance  in  price 
was  not  retained  the  tone  remained  good,  and  the 
market  did  not  again  relapse  into  the  state  of  weak- 
ness which  existed  prior  to  the  war.  On  the  1st  of 
April  the  July  option  sold  on  the  Produce  Exchange 
at  75}  cents,  against  80J  cents  on  March  2;  on  the  9th 
of  April  the  price  had  declined  to  70f  cents;  shen  a 
slow  recovery  began,  on  the  advices  from  the  Greek 
frontier  indicating  the  possibility  of  war,  and  on  the 
15th  the  price  had  got  back  to  75|  cents.  On  the  17th 
77$  cents  was  touched  and  on  the  19th  there  was  an 
advance  to  83£  cents.  On  the  20th  the  price  dropped 
back  to  78  cents,  and  thereafter  it  continued  to  fluctu- 
ate widely,  reaching  82^  cents  on  the  24th  and  drop- 
ping to  75^  on  the  29th;  the  close  on  the  80th  was  at 
77f  cents.  The  dealings  in  grain  futures  of  all  kinds 
on  the  Exchange  reached.  228,317,070  bushels,  against 
only  108,317,975  bushels  in  April  last  year. 

As  regards  the  gold  exports,  the  outflow  was  the 
first  since  last  July.  While  unwelcome,  it  was  not  re- 


'•••>  <'f  Kurope,  but  the  effect  on  the  markets  here  garded  as  of  a  nature  to  give  any  cause  for  uneasiness, 
WM  significant  and  pronounced.  Stocks  declined  I  the  position  of  the  Treasury  in  the  matter  of  its  gold 
several  points,  and  wheat  jumped  up  a  number  of  reserve  being  very  strong,  and  other  circumstances 
[><>int».  The  following  day  when  business  was  resumed  [  also  being  such  as  to  make  the  outflow  of  comparatively 
at  the  European  centres,  it  was  seen  that  the  foreign  little  moment.  The  exports  of  the  metal  arose  mainly 


markets  took  a   much   less   unfavorable   view  of  the 

situation   than   our  own  markets  had  taken,  and  that 

no  fears  were  entertained  of  a  general  European  war. 

rdingly  the  stock   market  sharply  reacted,  while 


out  of  the  increase  in  the  merchandise  imports  in  an- 
ticipation of  the  enactment  of  the  new  tariff  law  pro- 
viding for  higher  Customs  duties;  at  the  same  time 
there  was  an  urgent  demand  for  the  metal  from 


on  the  other  hand  the  wheat  market  lost  a  portion  of  j  Japan  and  Austria,  thus  forcing  the  shipments,  the 
its  previous  advance.      The  remainder  of  the  month   Austrian  Government  having  sold  a  large  amount  of 
'•neco-Tnrkish  war  had  comparatively  littleeffect  on   Treasury  bills  in   London  and  Vienna  and  requiring 


th'-  markets.  The  early  engagements  showed  a  great 
many  successes  for  the  Greeks,  but  later  the  Greeks 
met  with  reverses  nearly  everywhere,  apparently  be- 
causc  of  bad  leadership,  and  about  a  week  after  the 
(starting  of  the  contest  they  made  a  general  "retreat, 


payment  in  gold.  The  first  engagement  of  the  metal 
was  announced  on  the  24th.  Doubtless  in  view  of  the 
virtual  premium  for  the  metal  offered  abroad  some 
engagements  would  have  occurred  before  this  except 
that  an  ijreement  existed  among  the  leading 


QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


bankers  not  to  ship  gold  unless  sight  bills 
for  sterling  could  be  sold  at  4  88f .  The  price 
for  bills  was  half  a  cent  below  this  figure  when 
Muller,  Schall  &  Co.  engaged  $977,000  on  the  24th  for 
shipment  to  Austria  on  the  27th,  but  they  claimed  that 
they  could  not  refuse  to  send  gold  on  a  direct  order. 
After  this  first  engagement  considerable  further 
amounts  were  taken.  The  actual  sum  exported  to 
to  Europe  within  the  month  was  only  $2,477,000,  but 
$4,000,000  more  had  been  taken  on  the  30th  for  ship- 
ment on  Saturday  May  1,  and  there  were  also  engage- 
ments of  other  amounts  for  shipment  on  the  4th  of 
May.  The  Treasury  gold  reserve  stood  tit  $151,786,- 
464  April  1  and  at  $153,340,890  May  1. 

Very  slow  progress  was  made  with  the  tariff  bill  in 
the  Senate.  When  received  from  the  House  on  April  1 
it  was  referred  to  the  Finance  Committee,  who  referred 
it  to  a  sub-committee,  and  the  bill  remained  in  charge 
of  this  sub-committee  throughout  the  whole  month 
and  until  the  4th  of  May,  on  which  day  it  was  first 
reported  to  the  full  committee,  and  then  to  the  Senate. 
No  vote  was  reached  in  the  Senate  during  April  on 
the  Arbitration  Treaty  with  Great  Britain. 

A  more  hopeful  view  was  taken  regarding  the  imme- 
diate effects  of  the  Supreme  Court  decision  in  the 
Trans-Missouri  Freight  cases.  Special  efforts  were- 
made  by  the  railroad  people  to  prevent  demoralization 
in  rates,  and  the  various  traffic  associations,  instead  of 
being  entirely  disbanded,  were  reorganized  as  bureaus 
of  statistics  or  modified  in  other  ways  and  continued 
in  existence.  The  United  States  Supreme  Court  on 
the  5th  granted  the  motion  to  advance  the  suit  against 
the  Joint  Traffic  Association,  but  fixed  the  date  for 
the  hearing  for  October  instead  of  in  April,  as  re- 
quested. At  a  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Control  of  the 
Association  on  the  13th  it  was  formally  voted  to  main- 
tain the  work  of  the  Association  pending  the  determi- 
nation of  the  appeal  by  the  Supreme  Court.  A  peti- 
tion was  also  filed  on  the  19th  with  the  Supreme  Court 
for  a  re-hearing  in  the  Trans-Missouri  Freight  case. 

The  flood  situation  in  the  Mississippi  Valley  grew 
steadily  worse,  being,  according  to  some  accounts,  the 
worst  in  the  country's  history.  President  McKin- 
ley  sent  a  special  message  to  Congress  early  in 
the  month  urging  measures  of  relief  for  the  afflicted 
sections,  and  Congress  voted  an  appropriation  of 
$200,000.  According  to  a  report  issued  by  the  Agri- 
cultural Department  the  area  of  submerged  land  on 
April  21  comprised  over  20,000  s  juare  miles,  extend- 
ing through  Missouri,  Arkansas,  Tennessee,  Missis- 
sippi and  Louisiana. 

An  important  occurrence  during  the  month  was  the 
announcement  of  a  scheme  for  refunding  the  debt  of 
the  New  York  Central,  similar  to  the  arrangement 
carried  out  in  the  Lake  Shore  case,  the  new  bonds  to 
bear  only  3£  per  cent  interest.  The  plan  also  provides 
for  the  refunding,  separately,  of  $12,000.000  of  New 
York  &  Harlem  7s  into  new  3£  per  cents. 

The  foreign  exchange  market  developed  growing 
strength,  even  before  the  outbreak  of  hostilities 
between  Greece  and  Turkey.  That  event  was  followed 
on  Monday  the  19th  by  a  further  rise  of  half  a  cent 
per  pound  sterling  in  sixty  day  bills  and  three- 
quarters  of  a  cent  in  sight  and  cable  transfers.  At 
this  time  no  engagements  of  gold  for  export  had  yet 
been  made  and  rates  for  actual  business  in  sixty-day 
bills  were  4  86|@4  87  and  in  sight  bills  4  88i@4 
On  Tuesday  the  20th,  under  the  reaction  which  fol- 
lowed after  the  excitement  of  the  day  before,  rates 


declined  one-quarter  of  a  cent  per  pound,  so  that 
when  gold  was  engaged  on  the  24th  for  shipment  to 
Europe,  the  rate  for  sight  bills  was  4  88@4  88^.  The 
sale  of  bills  against  these  and  subsequent  engagements 
led  to  further  declines.  The  following  shows  the  rates 
for  actual  business  in  sterling  for  every  day  in  which  a 
change  in  any  class  of  bills  occurred. 

ACTUAL     KATES.—  BANKKB8'  AND  COMMERCIAL  BILLS. 

,  -  Bankm'  HUU.  --  ,    .  -  Commercial  BUlt.  --  , 
60  Day.  Si-jht.  Cable.  Prime.     Documentary. 

485«-486       487    -487X    4  87^-4  87)4    4  85    -4  85<<    4  f  4)4-4  81« 
.485K-488       487    -4  87«    487^487)4    4  85K-4  85  <4    484X-4K5 
.4S8    -488X    487H-487H    4  87*-  4  87*    4  8.^-4  85*    485    -4  8SJ< 
488    -48SK    4  87)4-4  87J<    487^-488       4  85)4-4  86H    4  t-5    -4  85}< 
.488X-486)4    487)4  487H    4  87M-4  88       485K-488       485    -4  85)4 
.486H-I87       4«8X-488)4    4  88)4-4  8S«    4  86^-4  86)4    485X-4f6 
..486)4-4811?*    18H    -48-i*    4  8H<-4  88)4    483    -4  e«X    4  85)4-4  S5X 
488    -4  8  X    4  85«-4  8.5       4  HStf-4  86)4 


April      1.. 

"        ».. 

"      12.. 

14.. 

"       18.. 
IP.. 

"        26.. 


..466X-486)4    487M-488 


Apr. 

60  dav». 

Demand. 

Apr. 

60dai/«. 

Demand. 

Apr. 

60  daw. 

Demand. 

1_. 
2... 
3... 
4... 
5... 
6_. 
7«. 
8_. 
9... 
10... 
11_.. 

486)4- 
486U- 
486)4- 
8. 
486)4- 
488)4- 
4B6>4- 
4H6)4- 
486)4- 
488*- 

s. 

488  -S)4 
488  -8)4 

468  -8)4 

488  -SK 
488-8)4 
488  -8-f 

488  -S'l; 
488  -3)4 
488  -8)4 

IX.... 
14.... 
15.... 
16.... 
17.... 
IS.... 

486)4-7 
486)4-7 
486)4-7 
487    - 
487    - 
8. 

48-    -8)4 
488    -8)4 
488    -8)4 
488)4- 
4*=)4- 

25.... 

g 

26.... 
27.... 

487    •.-«'  4t8)4-9 

.  .  H'    

28.... 
iP.... 
30.... 

487    -7)4 
4b7    -7)4 
487    - 

486)4- 
487)4- 
486)4- 
487    - 

488)4-9 
4  88HI-9 
483)4- 

488-8)4 
489    - 
483    - 
488)4- 

19... 
20.... 
21  
22.... 
23.... 

487    -7)4 
»87    -7)4 
487    -7)4 
487    -7)4 
487    -7)4 
487    -7)4 

488)4-9 
48-tfc-9 
4  88)4-9 
1  f  8)4-9 
488)4-9 
V  88)4-9 

Open 

Hitrli 
Low. 
Last 

12.... 

486X-7 

488  -8)4 

24.... 

.486    -486W    4  87)4-4  8?M    4  87«-4  88       4«5*-48fiJ<    485    -486* 
"       29..  ..486X-486)4    4  87)4-4  87«    4  87fc-4  88       4  859<~4  8J        4  85M-4  8SX 

The  posted  rates  for  every  day  in  the  month  are 
given  in  the  following. 

POSTED    RATES—  BANKERS'  STKRLIXO  BILLS. 


Notwithstanding  the  large  Customs  payments  and 
the  gold  exports,  the  money  market  continued  in  a 
state  of  pronounced  ease,  rates  for  certain  classes  of 
loans  declining  rather  than  advancing.  The  follow- 
ing is  a  record  of  the  prevailing  rates  for  each  week 
of  the  month. 


Call  Loans— 


RATES  FOR  MONEY  IN  NEW  YORK,  WEEKLY. 

Apr.S.  Apr.  10.    Apr.  17.    .4iir.il.    Mill/  1. 


1)4-2 


1*-1* 

i>4 


At  Stock  Exchange-Range  for  week.  1)4-2 

Average  for  week  .......................    154 

At  banks  and  trust  companies  .......  1)4-2 

Time  Loans  — 

Thirrydays  ...........................      2 

Sixty  days  ..............................      2)4 

Ninety  days  ..............................      2)4 

Four  months  ............................      3 

Firemonths  .............................      3)4 

Six  months  ..............................      3)4 

Seven  months  ......................      8)4 

Commercial  Paper- 

Doable  Names  Choice—  «0  to  90  days..    3)4 

Single  Names—  Prime  4  to  6  months.  .  3J<-4 
Good  4  to  8  months...   4    -5 

In  the  stock  market,  in  addition  to  the  Grasco- 
Turkish  war,  the  serious  floods  in  the  Mississippi 
Valley  were  a  depressing  influence.  The  New  York 
Central  refunding  scheme  kept  Central  stock  strong 
but  had  little  influence  on  the  general  market.  The 
gold  exports  likewise  had  little  influence  on  prices. 
Notwithstanding  the  sharp  fluctuations  in  the  market, 
the  share  sales  for  April  reached  only  3,569,007  shares. 

VOLUME  OP  BUSINESS  ON  THE  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 


2 

2 

2 

2 

2)4 

2)4 

2)4 

2 

2)4 

2)4 

2)4 

2K 

3 

3 

3 

2* 

8 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

8)4 

3)4 

8)4 

3 

£-3* 

3)4 

3)4 

354 

K-* 

3«-4)4 

f&-4)4 

3%-4)4 

-5 

4    -5 

4    -5 

4)4-5)4 

Month  a!  April, 
Stock  (ales- 
Number  of  shares  

1897. 

3.569,007 
$334,716,350 

f21.B37.960 
709.600 
101,000 

1898. 

4.058.611 
»372,055,175 

I37.78MOO 
1,9  -0,450 
418,000 

1895. 

6,036,710 
$432,468.355 

$49.<H5.R50 
580.000 
528,400 

1894. 

4.021.651 
$396.238.500 

$34,3«9.000 
343.500 
I.:17  4.000 

Bond  Dales  (par  value)— 
Railroad  &  misc.  bds. 
Government  bonds... 

Total  bond  sales  ... 
Jan.  1  to  April  30. 
Stock  sales- 
Number  of  shares  

$22,348.550 

14.777.736 
1,411,349,950 

$13  1.593.890 

5.410.«00 
748,500 

$10,126,950        $50,722.250 

18.883,902         16,433.186 
$1,668,,S:)J,425  $1,600,651.405 

$145.599,620      $125,38'l.n20 
14.i-8S.850            4.273,350 
l.OUO.OOO            3,386,700 

»35.106.600 

16.473.  OJ4 
$1.116.843,270 

*12S,«85,900 
l.ctll.400 
4,9.JO,UO» 

Bond  sales  (par  value)— 
ttailroad  &  misc.  bds. 
Government  bonds.  .  . 
State  bonds.  

Total  bond  sales  — 
SALES  OP 

1140,752.990 
COTTON  ON 
1897. 
Bales. 
2  18ft  700 

$161,578.870 
THE  COTTON 
1898. 
Bales. 
1,901.300 
la,317,300 

HE  PRODUCE 

1890. 
Biuheli. 

108,317,975 
308.763.037 

$133,043,070 
EXCHANGE. 

1895. 
Baits. 
3,815,900 
11,458,400 
EXCHANGE 

1895. 
Riwhelt. 
228.014587 
544.7S3.38I 

$135,290,300 

If94. 
BilM. 
3.602.20O 
12.835,100 

1894. 

liiuhel 
141,30\325 
485,2»«,1» 

January  1  to  April  30... 
SALES  OF 

M  until  of  April        
January  L  to  April  30.. 

.       9.249,700 
ORAIN  ON  1 

1897. 
Riixhelt. 
.    228,317,'70 
.    484,705.072 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

MONTHLY    AND    YEARLY     RECORD. 

Th«  following  tables  furnish  a  complete  record  of  the  New  York  Stock  Exchange  transactions  for  the  past  month  and  for 
»he  year  1897.  They  need  no  extended  introduction,  as  they  are  self-explanatory.  The  tables  embrace  every  security 
(excepting  only  State  bonds)  dealt  in  on  the  Exchange.  We  give  bonds  first,  using  the  classification  adopted  in  the 
official  list.  Aa  to  prices  the  form  is  our  own,  and  we  think  it  will  be  found  to  contain  just  the  facts  desired  by  our  readers 
and  to  present  them  in  the  most  convenient  way  for  study  and  reference.  All  quotations  in  the  column  headed  "Price 
alimt  January  ,',  1897,"  were  made  on  that  date  except  those  in  italics,  which  are  the  nearest  in  January,  1897. 

fjr  foot  notes  to  tables  see  last  page  of  Bonds  and  last  page  of  Stocks. 

BONDS.— PRICES  AND  SALES  FOB    APRIL  AND  THE  YEAR  1897. 


BONDS. 
New  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

31 

Sate*  in 
April. 
Par  waltu 

Prweooowi 
January  2, 
1897. 

PRIOX8  IN  APRIL. 

RAFGE  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

April  I. 

April  30. 

Lmrelt. 

Ilighett. 

Lowett. 

Sighett. 

D.  S.  «UY.  SecBTltten. 
O.  8.  2*.  mrUtered.  Optional 

Q-M 
1  - 
t  - 
<  - 
(  - 

O- 
J-J 

Meh 
Meh 

MS 

A-O 
Her 

' 

Btrf.      ^»*. 
994  

Bid.     Atk. 

964  ... 

Bid.     Atk 

964  . 

Sale  Price*. 

Sale  Price*. 

Sale  Price*. 

Sale  Price*. 

0.  B.  4*.  regUtered  1901 
U.  8.  4*.  coupon  1907 
0.  8.  «a.  regbtered  1929 

49,100 
-J.:.'»i 
,i  £000 
517.OOO 
4.000 
16,000 

1104110% 
111  1114 
1204  1204 
1204  1204 
114  1144 
114  1144 

Ill     1114  11078  Hi's 
11194  112%  1124  112% 
123%  1244  122%  123'4 
123%  1344  128%  1244 
114     11441112^118% 
114     1144  1144  114»8 
103%  1O41«  

11078  Apr.  29 
112     Apr.  19 
123     Apr.  20 
123%  Apr.  30 
l  i:t'i  Apr.  19 
1144  Apr.  23 

Ill  4  Apr.  13 
112%  Apr.  13 
1234  Apr.  19 
1244  Apr.  17 
1134  Apr.  19 
114%  Apr.  13 

1113eJan!  1! 
1204  Jan.  16 
1204  Jan.     5 
1134  Jan.  20 
11338  Feb.  11 
1034  Jan.     7 
1064  Fob.  16 

112     Feb.  19 
1X34  Mar.  11 
123=8  Mar.  18 
1244  Apr.  17 
1144  Mar.    9 
114*  Jan.  19 
103  4  Feb.  16, 
107%  Apr.     7 

O.  8.  9*.  recwtored  19O4 

C.  g.  9*.  eoapon    19O4 

O.  8.  6e,  currency  1896 

U.  8.  6e,  currency  1899 

22,000 

109% 

1074  

1074  Apr.  20 

107%  Apr.     7 

(Cherokee.;  189» 

1O24  

100»8  ... 

100  »g  

Railroad  Bonds. 

A  kroa  A  Chle.  Jane.    Mtt  B.  O. 
Alabama  Cent.    *w  Soalh'n  Rr. 
Alabama  Hid..  Utcu..(.  1928 
Albany  A  BUM.     Stt  DeL  A  Hod. 
Allegheny  Valley.    *M  Penn.  Co. 
ABvTLoekAImp.  «MCeulof  W.  J. 
Aaa  Arbor,  lit,  «.  4«  1999. 

• 

90,000 

1.167,000 

..,;  ,„„, 

744    79 
794    79% 

78       784 

80%    80% 
44H    447e 

77%    78 

80       804 
444    44% 

77     Apr.  13 

78"bApr.  19 
41%  Apr.  19 

79     Apr.    3 

80T,  Apr.    2 
494  Apr.    9 

744  Jan.    5 

78%  Apr.  19 
41%  Apr.  19 

804  Feb.  20 

834  Mar.  20 
49  =8  Feb.     1 

Atca.  OoU  A  Pac.    *«  Union  Pae. 
Ateh.  Jewell  Co.  A  W.    «e»  Un.  P. 
Ateh.  T.  A  B.  re  Ry.  ten.  K-4a.l996 
AdhMtm'l,  (.,  4»  1999 

Bqiilp.  tr,  Berlea  A.  C-.  9e.  .  .  19O2 

OhVA8t.UeaU.lM.ee...  1919 
OoL  Mid.  .Tr.Co.eU.  lit  g.  6a.'M* 

M-8 
3-D 

r-A 

60      

3.0OO 
21.000 

60     Apr.  12 
10     Apr.  10 

604  Apr.  3>i 
12     Apr.     6 

60     Apr.  12 
10     Apr.  10 

67%  Feb.     1 
17     Jan.  16 

Tr.Oi      fe.eoB.c.'ii'.ii'djravio 

14 

9       104 

Allan.  AY  Vkrn\Ymp!«.sV.".i934 
Allan.  A  Danrtlle  lei.  (.  9e.  .I960 
Atlanta  *  Char.    AM  Sooth'  o  By. 
Atlantic  A  Parito— 
Sd  Weeldlr.  fa.,  a.  f.  6e...l9O7 
Weetern  DIT..  laeimt.  191O 
•MO 

j-j 
M-B 

A-O 
A-0 
J-D 

A-O 

r-A 

*        * 

89       93 

91       96 
104 

904  Jan.  30 

904  Jan.  30 

2O.OOO 

4  Apr.  30 

4  Apr.  30 

4  Apr.  30 

14  Jan.  22 

Canlral  IMr..  Income.  1922 

Auttn  A  5.  W.    «••  80.  Paelne. 
Battle  Creek  A  Star.    AM  Mich.  C. 
alt.  AO..  Ut.6*.  P-k'b'jBr.1919 
Gold  9*.                        1M6-1999 

35.000 

'v  "<*** 

1124  ... 
904    99 
89       90 
90       99 
90     

1094  
V3 

1094  Apr.  13 
92     Apr.  28 

110     Apr.  22 
92     Apr.  28 

1094  Apr.  13 
91     Feb.  23 
854  Mar.  -13 
91     Mar.  25 

11  24  Mar.  15 
94     Mar.  19 
854  Mar.  23 
91     Mar.  25 

RdcMered              ,1665-1999 

Knjrrared  oerti  of  depoett 

P-A 

101      

Belt.B-|l,lit,r  5*.  Int.  fa.  1990 
W.  Va.  A  P    111,  *    5e         1990 

K-ir 

A-O 

iobo 

93     Feb.    8 

944  Mar.    9 

B.A0.8.W.  lrt.cn.  (.44*  1990 
B.AO.ri.W.  Ry..eo«.(.44e.l993 
litjne..  j.9e,eer.  A  9043 

J-J 
J-J 
NOT 

i'.obo 

97     100 

96     Apr.  22 

97     Apr.  14 

96     Apr.  22 

97     Apr.  24 

Berlin  B  2O43 
B.AO.8.W.Ter.Oe..«a.^.5e..'42 
Man.  K.   lilra.  a.  Be           1919 

Dae 
M-N 

C.  0.  Reon.,  lileoB.(..44*1930 
A.ACW..lit,(u.  lai.c-.Btt.lMO 

M-8 

MS 

w4  

984  

98%  Mar.  10 

98%  Mar.  10 

Pitta.  AOoBBeUr.  i'rt  rie.  1946 
Beeeh  Creek.    *M  K.Y.C.  A  Hod. 
Beller.ACaroBd.  *M8t.L.A.AT.H. 
Beller.  A  So.  III*.    AM  Ilia.  Cent. 
Boonenilo  Bd«.  Co.  «**Mo.K.AT. 
Way  A7lh  AT.lrt.een.«.Ba.l943 

1-J 
J-D 

104     109 
119     

-•_""" 

19,000 

11641174 

118%  120 

11  8Tg  Apr.  26 

'-•if- 
1194  Apr.  13 

1164  Jan.     5 

1194  Apr.  13 

B'klyn"city,  litVoom.  9«i  1941 
B'kljn  Bier.,  Ul.  (Old,  Oe....  1924 
M.«ld,Ae  1919 

J-J 

V  -.1 

J-J 
J-J 

M  > 
J-J 
M    - 

r-A 

J-D 
J-J 

A-O 
L-0 

i  -  n 
v  <. 
\  «. 
i    n 
L-0 

j    '.;' 
M-8 

\f    - 

tu.ooo 

I7-...HM, 
112.000 

114 

114     Apr.  19 
76     Apr.  20 
42     Apr.  29 

1144  Apr.  30 
7914  Apr.     4 
45     Apr.  12 

113     Jan.     b 
70     Feb.     8 
42     Feb.     5 

114HApr.  30 
794  Apr.     4 
45     Feb.     9 

ii  :::::: 

784  ..„.. 

7«4    774 
424    43 
68 

OB.  Bl..  let.  (oar..  «.£....  19*7 
Brook.  kap.Trao..*..9a  1949 
B'klyn  A  MoBtauk.  AM  L.  Ulaad. 
Bruna.  A  Wee*.,  let.  «.,  4e.  .  .  .1938 
BaCale  A  Brie.     AM  L.  8.  AM.  8. 
Buffalo  M.  York  A  Brte,    «M  Brie. 
Buff.  R  A  P..  «en.*..6e  1937 
Boon.  A  Pltui.  .  lit,  6e....  1921 
OvBuoL,  l«t,  6e  1922 
O.  A  Man..  lit..  «u.  c.9e...l943 
BuC  ABetrttweeteTB.      *M  Brie. 

Bnr    (X  R.  *'»o.','iiti9e.V.'.VlBbe 
Con.  lit  A  eot.tr.,  (.,  Be....  1934 

31A.OOO 
BMH 

7*4 
7«     

78       80 
77     

764    77 
754    764 

754  Apr.  19 
754  Apr.  22 

794  Apr.    4 
76  4  Apr.     2 

68     Feb.    3 
754  Apr.  22 

794  Apr.     4 
81     Feb.  19 

3.000 

ie".6bo 

1,000 

97     100 
1204  
1154117 

97     100 

96%    98 

125«« 

96%  Apr.     4 

98     Apr.     2 

954  Mar.    1 
204  Feb.     3 
116%  Jan.     7 
03     Apr.  14 

99     Feb.  20 
124     Mar.  10 

1194120 

121      
106     107 

119%  Apr.  17 
103     Apr.  14 

121     Apr.  29 
103     Apr.  14 

1  1     Apr.  29 
103     Apr.  14 

'S;8JS 

i*:i?:£: 

1074  '.".".'. 
103     

1064  '.'.'.'.". 

[o34Apr!     1 

!04     Apr!     8 

09%  Jan."  "if 
02     Feb.    4 

l6"3"4Ap'r"."l8 
105     Mar.  18 

Int.  gii..*..7»  ...1917 
O.  R.  1.  1.  AX.  W.,l.t,(.6e.l920 
let,  9e.                                1921 

«.  

•  ,.;,,  .,, 

4  :....«• 

iiii'4  107" 
101      
107     10!t 
104     1054 





ld"4""Apr'.'23 
101%  Apr.  24 
110     Apr.     1 
.09     Apr.     2 

164"  "Apr."  23 

04  "Apr."  "23 
01%  Apr.  24 
08     Jan.     7 
044  Mar.    6 
044  Jan.  15 

104"  "Apr.  23 

1O04  ... 

01%  Apr.  24 

101%  Apr.  24 
11     Feb.     4 
08     Feb.  24 
106     Jan.  30 

nan.  80..  Int.  Int.  (o..9e....l9O8 
UaaviewM.Be  1913 

1094110 
105     1054 

1104110% 
105%  106 

110%  Apr.  21 
05%  Apr.  28 

Beirliteri)'!  1  !>  1  3 
Oh«t».  A  «i»wn      «~  "t  1.  A  *T  II 



THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

i\ 

Sales  in 
April. 

Par  i'n  tin 

?rice  about 
January  2, 
1897". 

PRICES  JN.APRIL. 

RANGE  FOR   TEAK  1897. 

April  1. 

April  30. 

Lowett. 

Highest. 

Lowett. 

Highest. 

Carthage  A  Ad.    ««eN.Y.  C.  AH. 
Cedar  F.  A  Minn.      See  Ills.  Cent. 
Ced.  R.  la.F.AN.  S«eB.C.R.AN. 
Central  Ohio.   See  Bait.  A  Ohio. 
C.A  C.  Mid.,  1st.  ext.  4%s.  .  1939 
Cent.  RR.  A  B'k'g  Co.  of  Ga.— 
Collateral  gold  5s  1937 

M-N 

F-A 

F-A 
M-N 
M-N 
Oct 
Oct. 
Oct. 
J-J 
J-J 

nt-k 

M-N 
J-J 
Q-J 
Q-M 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 

Bid.      Ask. 

Bid.      Atk. 

Bid.     Ask. 

Sale  Prieet. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

2,000 
20,000 

96 

9314    95% 
112      

91%    94 
11314 

93     Apr.  23 
112*8  Apr.  26 

93     Apr.  23 
113%  Apr.  21 

93     Mar.  17 
112%  Feb.    2 

96%  Feb.  26 
113%  Mar.    4 

Cent,  of  GB.  By.—  1st,  g.,  5s.  1945 
Registered  .               1945 

Consol.,  gold,  5s  1945 
Registered                         1945 

53,000 

90       90% 

92       92% 

91     Apr.    2 

9238  Apr.  21 

90%  Feb.     2 

923s  Apr.  21 

1st,  pref.,  income,  g.,  5s.  ..1945 
2d,  pref.,  Income,  g.,  5s..  .  1945 
3d,  pref.,  income,  g.,  5s  .  .  .1945 
Mac.&Nor.  Div.,  1st,  g.  58.1946 
MoblleDlv..  1st,  g.  5s.  1946 
Centl.  of  N.  J.—  1st,  con.,  7s.  1899 
1st  oonv  7s               1902 

72,000 

92,000 
10,000 
2,000 

28% 

27%    28% 
9%    10% 

28     Apr.  26 
914  Apr.    4 
5     Apr.    8 
91     Apr.  20 

29     Apr.     6 
11     Apr.  12 
5     Apr.    8 
91     Apr.  20 

28     Apr.  26 
9%  Apr.    4 
5     Apr.    8 
91     Apr.  20 

29     Apr.     6 
11     Apr.  12 
5     Apr.     8 
91     Apr.  20 

10 

92%    95 

11,000 

106     . 

106%  Apr.    1 

107     Apr.    8 

106%  Apr.     1 
115     Mar.  22 
110     Mar.  23 
109     Apr.  13 
106     Apr.  13 
90     Apr.     1 
78     Mar.  12 
114     Mar.    9 

108%  Mar.    8 
115%  Mar.  22 
110     Mar.  23 
118     Feb.     5 
11714  Feb.     8 
104%  Feb.  17 
90     Feb.  1O' 
116%  Feb.  15 

115%  

Gonv   deb  6s                        1908 

105,000 
240,000 
25,000 

114)41 

110     110% 

110     110% 
109% 

1O9     Apr.  13 
106     Apr.  13 
90     Apr.     1 

112     Apr.  22 
109%  Apr.  26 
98     Apr.  28 

Registered                  .      .1987 

Leh.  A  W.  Coal,  con.  ass.7s.  1900 
5s                                        1912 

90% 

98 

.    78 

Am.  Dock  A  Imp:  Co.5s....l921 
N.  J.  So.,  Int.  guar.  6s  1899 
Central  Paclflo— 
Gold,  68,  Series  F,  G,  H  A  1  .1898 
Ext.  g.  5s,  series  A,B,C,D.1898 
Ext  g  5s  series  E.              1898 

16,600 

113     

114     11614 
104%  105% 

114%  115 

114     Apr.  14 

114     Apr.  14 

18,000 
26,000 

lOOifl  101 
99\  100*4 

102%  

102%  Apr.    7 
100%  Apr.    7 

102%  Apr.  28 
101%  Apr.  14 

100     Jan.     4 
99%  Jan.  22 

102%  Apr.  28 
101%  Apr.  14 

::::::  '::::: 

101%  .. 

8.  Joaquin  Br.,  gold,  6s..  ..1900 
Guar.,  gold,  5s  1939 
Land  grant  gold  5s            1900 

2i,6bo 

101      

101      

101     Apr.  29 

101     Apr.  29 

101     Apr.  29 

104%  Mar.  31 

17,000 

99 

99     100 

99     Apr.     1 

99     Apr.     1 

9!)     Apr.     1 

99     Apr.     1 

0.  A  O.  Div.,  ext.,  g.,  5s....  1918 
Western  Paoino,  t?s.         ...1899 

5,000 

ibz    

103%  Apr.     1 

103%  Apr.     1 

100     Jan.  13 

103%  Apr.    1 

No.  of  Cal.,  1st  gu.,  g.  6s..  .1907 
Guar.,  gold,  5s  1938 
Central  Wash.,  1st,  g.,  6s.  .  .  .1938 
K  nick.  Trust  Co.  eng.  certs  

103     10314 

39,000 

91       92 

88      

87%  Apr.  10 

88     Apr.  26 

87%  Apr.  10 

90%  Feb.     1 

Charl.  ASav.,  let,  g.,  7s  1936 
Ones.  AO..P.  M.,fd.,g.,6s...l898 
Gold  6s  Series  A  1908 

J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
M-N 
M-N 
M-S 
M  8 

102H102% 
118      

103%  105 
118     120% 
117     119% 

110      110*8 

104     105 
118%  ... 

102%  Jan.  It 
119     Jan.     5 
118%  Jan.     5 
107%  Jan.     5 
107     Jan.     4 
72     Mar.  29 

103%  Mar.    1 
121%  Mar.  31 
121     Mar.  12 
112     Apr.  2O 
110     Mar.    8 
76'g  Feb.     2 

Gold  6s  1911 

17,000 
83.OOO 
3,000 
229,000 

118     119 
log 

119=8120% 
112      

119%  Apr.  21 
llO'g  Apr.     2 
109%  Apr.     9 
72%  Apr.     1 

120     Apr.  29 
112     Apr.  20 
109%  Apr.     9 
74     Apr.  14 

1st  cons.,  g.,  5s  1939 
Registered                         1939 

107         707% 

72%  

109 

Gen.  gold,  4%s          1992 

72     

73i4  •  73% 

Registered                       .1992 

R.&  A.  Div.,  1st  con.  g.,  4s.  1989 
2dcon.  g.,4s  1989 
Craig  Valley,  1st,  g.,  5s..  ..1940 
Warm  Spr.  Val.,  Istg.,  5s.  .  .1941 
Ellz.Lex.ABig8.,gu.,g.58.1902 
Ohes.  O.  &  Southwest.,  6s  —  1911 
2d   6s                                   .1911 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

M-S 
M-8 
F-A 
F-A 
J-J 
M-N 
F-A 
M-N 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
A-O 
M-N 
M-S 
A-O 
A-O 
F-A 
M-S 
F-A 
M  N 
M-N 
M-S 
J-D 
J    D 

72,000 
12,000 

86 

100     

101%  102 

101%  Apr.     6 
90%  Apr.  14 

10214  Apr.     9 
91%  Apr.  21 

97     Jan.     4 
86     Jan.  14 

104%  Mar.  12 
92     Mar.  18 

...    85 

72,000 

9914  700% 

.      .    100% 

99:%    99% 

99     Apr.  23 

100     Apr.     1 

99     Mar.    8 

102%  Feb.  15 

O.  Val.,  gen.oon.ist,gu.g.5s.  1938 
Ohio.  A  Alton  ,  sink,  f  d.  ,6s.  .  .  .1903 
Lou  A  Mo  R    1st  7s.           1900 

114 

115 

115 

112%  113 
77*14 

108%  111 
109     

110%    . 

112%  Jan.     6 

112%  Jan.     6 

2d,  7s...  1900 

109%  

St.  L.  Jacks.  &  C.,  2dgu.  78.1898 
Miss.  Riv.B'ge,lst,8.  f.g.6s!912 
Ohio.  Bur.  A  Nor.,  1st,  5s  1926 
Ohio.  Bur.  A  Q.,  cons.,  7s  1903 
Sinking  fund  5s          1901 

104%  Mar.  25 

104%  Mar.  25 

98% 

102%  107 
101      104% 

118%  118=8 

2,000 
122,000 

104     . 

102%  .. 

105     Apr.  14 
117*8  Apr.     7 

105%  Apr.  13 
118»sApr.  28 

105     Apr.  14 
115     Jan.     2 
10414  Jan.  13 
97     Jan.     5 
9914  Mar.    1 
105     Apr.  23 
98     Jan.  15 
93     Feb.     1 

105%  Apr.  13 
USSsApr.  28 
107     Jan.     8 
101     Apr.  29 
102%  Mar.  18 
108     Mar.    8 
10  1  14  Mar.  26 
96%  Jan.  IS 

115% 

117%  118!4 

103     . 

28,000 
53,000 
1,000 
11,000 
1,000 

99 

100%  ... 

100%  Apr.  30 
100     Apr.  20 
10%     Apr.  23 
98     Apr.     4 
94     Apr.  20 

101     Apr.  29 
100%  Apr.     9 
105     Apr.  23 
99     Apr.  26 
94     Apr.  20 

Convertible  5s                      1903 

100%  101% 

100%  100% 
105% 

100     ...  . 

Iowa  Div.,  sink,  id.,  5s  ....1919 
4«                                1919 

98%  100 
94       96 
89 

Denver  Div..  4s...           ...1922 

9414  .. 

4s                                    .       1921 

89      .. 

Chio.  A  la.  Div.,  58  1905 
Nebraska  Exten.,  4s  1927 
Registered  1927 

144,000 
15,000 
11,000 
10,000 

88      

91 

92%    93 

91     Apr.     2 
90     Apr.     1 
120     Apr.  23 
114     Apr.  15 

93     Apr.  29 
90     Apr.     1 
120%  Apr.  22 
115     Apr.     2 

87i4  Jan.     4 
89%  Feb.  10 
118     Mar.  16 
114     Apr.  15 

93     Apr.  29 
90     Apr.     1 
121     Feb.  26 
115     Apr,     2 

90 

Han.  &  St.  Jo.,  con.,  6s  1911 
Ohio.  AE.I11.,  1st,  s.f.  our.68.  .1907 
Small                   1907 

118 

119     . 

111      

115 

114     

1st  cons    g    6s                      1934 

A-O 
M-N 
M-N 
J-J 

F-A 
F-A 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

J-J 

J  -J 
J-J 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

J-J 

j-r 

A-O 
J-D 

J-l 

A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 

M-N 
M-N 
M  N 

22,000 
175,000 

124% 

124 

124 

124     Apr.     1 
100     Apr.     1 

125%  Apr.  28 
101     Apr.  29 

124     Apr.     1 
98*8  Feb.     9 

125%  Apr.  28 
101%  Mar.  23 

99%  101% 

100     101 

100%  101 

Registered.                 .       1937 

Chio.AInd.  Coal  R'y,lst,5s.  1936 
Chicago  A  Erie.    See  Erie. 
Ohio.  AMilwaukee.  SeeCh.AN.W. 
Chicago  Milw.  A  St.  Paul- 
Mil.  &  St.  P.,  lst,8s,  P.O....  1898 
2d  7  3-lOs  P  D                  1898 

93       98 
106 

100% 

98     Mar.    1 

103%  Feb.     1 
128     Feb.  15 
126     Jan.     2 

100%  Feb.     9 

107%  Jan.     7 
132     Apr.     4 
132%  Mar.  25 

20,000 
4.000 
26.0OO 

104»a 

105     

105     Apr.     2 
131%  Apr.     2 
131     Apr.  28 

105%  Apr.  14 
132     Apr.     4 
13214  Apr.     8 

128      

131 

1st,  7s,  $  gold,  R.  D         .1902 

126      

131 

131%  

1st,  7s,  £  gold.R.  D  1902 
Istlowa  AM.,  7s  1897 
1st  Iowa  A  D.,  7s  1899 
1st  C.  AM.,  7s  1903 
Chio.  Mil.  &  St.  P.,con.7s.  .  .  .1905 
1st  I.  A  D.  Exten.,  7s  190S 
1st  Southwest  Div.,  6s  .  .  .1909 
1st  LaCrosse  &  D.,  5s.  .  .  .1919 
1st  So.  Minn.  Div.,  6s  1910 
1st  Hast.  &D.  Div.,  7s  1910 
5s                                     1910 

39,000 

124% 

131 

13114  Apr.  28 

132     Apr.  13 

125%  Jan.  13 
128     Feb.  18 
131%  Mar.  10 
128     Jan.     4 
130     Jan.     7 
115%  Jan.     8 
109     Jan.     6 
115%  Jan.     4 
126     Jan.  16 
107%  Jan.  13 
117     Feb.     8 
112     Jan.     4 
106%  Jan.     8 
107     Jan.  25 
112     Apr.    2 
110%  Jan.  21 
110%  Jan.     6 

132     Mar.  26 
133     Mar.  23 
134     Apr.     8 
134%  Mar.  22 
135     Mar.  17 
119     Apr.  30 
11114  Mar.  12 
119     Apr.  21 
129%  Mar.  26 
109     Mar.    9 
120     Apr.     7 
115*8  Apr.  28 
111%  Apr.  22 
107     Jan.  «B 
1  1  2     Apr.     2 
11  3%  Apr.  28 
113%  Apr.  24 

125 

131 

3,000 
23,000 
1.000 
26,000 
8,000 
11,000 

125      

131 

134     Apr.     8 
132%  Apr.  28 
134     Apr.  23 
117%  Apr.     4 
110%  Apr.     1 
118     Apr.     6 

134     Apr.     8 
13414  Apr.     3 
134     Apr.  23 
119     Apr.  30 
111     Apr.     3 
119     Apr.  21 

127%  

133 

129     . 

134 

114     116% 
1O9      

116%  118 
110 

119      

114 

117%  117% 
127     130 
109 

Z3S         727% 

707       108 

..  130% 

109      

Ohio.  APao.  Div.,  6s  1910 
Ch.  A  P.  W.,lst,  g.,  5s.  ...1921 
Ch.  AMo.  Riv.  Div.,  5s.  ..1926 
MineralPointDiv.,5s....l910 
Ch.  AL.  8u.  Div.,g.,5s.  .  .  .1921 
Wis.  A  Minn.  Div.,g.  5s.  .1921 
Terminal  gold,  5s.            1914 

11,000 
96,000 
33,000 

118     120 
115 

120%  
115%  115*8 

120     Apr.  17 
115     Apr.     1 
110     Apr.     1 

120     Apr.  17 
115*8  Apr.  28 
111%  Apr.  22 

11214112% 

106     108% 

109 

..  109 

1,000 
23,000 
11,000 

103      

770       

il2%ii3% 

110%  
113     113% 
113     113% 

112     Apr.     2 
113     Apr.    3 
113     Apr.     1 

112     Apr.     2 
113%  Apr.  28 
113%  Apr.  24 

Far.  A  So.  assu.,g.,  6s  1924 
Cont  sink  fund  5s           1916 

103 

Dak.  AGt.  So.,g.,  5s  1916 
Gen.,  gold,  4s,  series  A..  ..1989 

7,000 
92,000 

106%  

110*8 

110%  

110%  Apr.    7 
101     Apr.     3 

111     Apr.  13 
102     Apr.     9 

107     Jan.     7 
96     Jan.     6 

111     Apr.  13 
102%  Mar.  18 

Mil.  A  No.,  1st,  M.  L.  6s.  ...  1910 
1st  oonsol.  6s                    1913 

1,000 

777         770 

119>4  .- 
119 

119%  120 
119%  

119     Apr.  14 

119     Apr.  14 

118     Jan.  15 
118     Jan.  14 

40     Jan.     6 
140     Jan.     4 
116     Jan.     5 
116     Jan.     4 
114     Jan.     7 
117%  Mar.  11 
108%  Apr.    2 
106     Apr.    4 
110»9Jan.  12 
111     Mar.    1 
106     Jan.     4 

119     Feb.    4 
118»8  Feb.  15 

44     Jan.  18 
145%  Apr.  26 
120     Apr.     2 
119     Mar.  17 
119     Mar.    8 
117%  Mar.  11 
112     Mar.  16 
108     Jan.  20 
1  15     Apr.  30 
11  3%  Apr.  19 
110     Apr.  28 

Chic.  A  N.  Pao.,  1st,  g.,5s..  .1940 
U.  S.  Trust  Co.  eng.  certs  

231,000 
17,000 
44,000 
26,000 

39%    41 
139%  140 
115     

41 

41%    42% 
145      145% 
119%  120% 
118%  119 
116     

41  14  Apr.     7 
143     Apr.     1 
119     Apr.  29 
118%  Apr.  24 

42%  Apr.  14 
145%  Apr.  26 
120     Apr.     2 
119     Apr.  22 

Ohio.  A  Nor.  West.—  Con.  78.1915 
Gold,  7s  1902 

142%  114 

Registered  .1902 

77^ 

..  119% 

Sinking  fund  6s          1879  1929 

116 

Registered             ..1879-1929 

114% 

Sinking  fund  5s  1879-1929 

4,000 
1,000 
91,000 
6,000 
12,000 

70*        70«l4 

108      70914 
Ill 

109     110 
109% 

108%  Apr.     2 
106     Apr.     4 
1125s  Apr.     9 
113%  Apr.  19 
109%  Apr.     1 

109     Apr.  29 
1O6     Apr.     4 
115     Apr.  30 
113%  Apr.  19 
110     Apr.  28 

Registered                1879  1929 

Sinking  fund  deb.  5s            1933 

112%  113 

114%  11514 

Registered.......  .1933 

110% 
106     

106% 

109      

109% 

M-N 

A-O 
A-O 
F-A 

Debenture  6s  1921 
Registered  1921 
Exten  ion  4s  1886-1926 

10,000 
3,000 

70*       
700       

Ill      

110%  

113     Apr.  13 
103     Apr.  30 

113     Mar.  13 
10314  Apr.  30 

110i4  Feb.     3 
101     Jan.     4 

113     Apr.  13 
103  14  Feb.    8 

Registerel  1888-1926  F-A 

MAY,  1897.1 


NEW    YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE  MONTHLY  RECORD. 


BONDS.              ; 
NEW  YoflK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

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Salesin 
Apnl. 
'or  taint 

"rice  about 
'atiuary  2,    • 
1897. 

PRICES  IN  APRIL. 

AJfOB  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

April  1. 

AprU3O. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Okie.  A  Northwestern—  /Con.)— 
Kaean.  A  L.  Sup.  Ut  6e....l901  J 
DeeMo.AMlnn..lst7s....l907  I 
Iowa  Midland.  lst,8«  19OO  1 
Chlo.AMllw..  l»t,7»  1898J 
WlnonaASt.  Pet.  2d7e...  1907  1 
Mllw.AMadleon.Ut6s....l9O5  2 
Ott.  C.  F.  A  St.  Paul,  lit  51.1909  1 
Northern  Illinois.  Ut,  5ft...  1910  ] 
MIL  L.S.AWeet.,lst,g.,6e.  1921  1 
COOT.  deb..9e  19O7  l 

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L-O 
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i-H 
f-H 
f-tt 
i-N 
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Bid.     Atk.\ 
106     

Bid.     Ask. 
LO7%  

d.      Ask. 
1      

ale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

ale  Prices. 

ale  Prices. 

6.000 

toj       toy 
loS     . 

4 

09     Apr.  20 

05     Apr.  20 

4     Jan.     4 

05     Apr.  20 

130 

it>s     

LO7     

7% 

30,000 

7J7         7J7% 
7O7%  

132     134 

33%  134 

33%  Apr.  23 

34     Apr.     2 

1%  Jan.     8 
05%  Feb.  24 
2     Mar.  18 
29%  Mar.  26 

34     Apr.     2 
06%  Jan.  27 
15     Jan    18 

Ext.  Atmp.,s.f.,  K..5S...1929  F-A 
Mien.  dlT..  let.  gold.  6*..  1924  J-J 
AahlanddlT..liit,  gold.6«.  19i5'M-8 
iBOomes   .,,      1911  M-V 

25.606' 
6,000 

112       119 

112     113% 
129%  130 
129       

12     Apr.  12 
30     Apr.     3 

15     Apr   29 

30 

30     Apr.     3 

30     Apr.     3 

7*7       

28     

"i'.ooo 

16.000 
170,000 
BB.OOO 

12.OOO 

Okie.  B.  I.  A  Pacific,  6«  1917 

r-a 
r-j 
;-j 

t-f. 

«  -fl 

L2S      ...     . 

130 

12 

32     Apr.  30 
30%  Apr.  30 
O4%  Apr.     1 
O3     Apr.  15 
95%  Apr.     1 

32     Apr.  30 
30%  Apr.  30 
05     Apr.  19 
04     Apr.  26 
97%  Apr.  26 

28%  Jan.  22 
28     Feb.  15 
0178  Jan.     5 
00%  Jan.  11 
93     Jan.     6 

32     Apr.  30 
30%  At>r.  30 
05  39  Mar.  19 
04     Apr.  26 
99%  Feb.  15 

Begtstered  1917 

127 

128% 

31 

Ext.  and  collateral  9*.  1934 
RMrutered  1934 

101%  102% 

700%     103 
O/           <Q 

104%  104°g 

047g  105 

Debentures*    1921 

94 

96%    97% 

Begls  tared  1921 

DeeM.  *  Ft.  D.,  lit.  41....19O9 
let.2%*  1909 

I-J 
I-J 

r-J 

l-O 
l-O 

F  —  D 
M-N 
J-J 
L-O 
M-If 
S-M 
7-D 

84       , 

99  : 

66 

62% 

•tneastoa4s  1909 

fj 

83    Mar.  15 
01%  Feb.  2O 
00     Apr.  15 

28     Jan.     4 
30     Jan.     tt 

83     Mar.  15 
05     Mar.  17 
00     Apr.  15 

31>4  Mar.  25 
31     Apr.     6 

Keok.  A  Dee  M..  1st.  5e.  .  ..1933 

Small     

.,,.„.,, 
2.000 

30.000 
3,000 

702         104 

02%  104% 

O2     Apr.  21 
00     Apr.  15 

30     Apr.     6 
31     Apr.     6 

02%  Apr.  23 
00     Apr.  15 

31     Apr.     3 
31     Apr.     6 

Cnlc.  A  St.  L.    AM  At.  Top  AS.  F. 
Chle.  St.  U  A  N.  O.    Set  ftl.  Cent 
Okie.  St.  L.  A  Pitta.  St»  Pens.  Co. 
Okie.  St.  L.  A  Pad.  i«St.L.A.T.H. 
Okie.  B*.  P.  M.  AO.,  con.  6e..l93O 
Cn.  81.  P.  »  Mln..  let  6e....  1918 
Xortk  Wisconsin  lft6s....!93O 
St.  P.  AM.  Cltr.  Utg.6*...1919 
CD.  A  W.I    IstjS.  f..  g.  6e  ...1919 

127     128 
127     

30%  

19.000 

130     131 

29%  131 

29%  Apr.  15 

30     Apr.  30 

29%  Apr.  15 

31%  Mar.    3 

Oeaeral  gold  As    ,  ,        .  .  .  1932 

8,000 

776      777 

116%  

18      

17     Apr.    6 

17     Apr.     6 

16     Mar.  13 

17%  Jan.  20 

Okie.  *  WMt  Mien.  By..  9*.  .1921 
Coupon*  off        ,     ,  ...   l'J'21 



Ota.  H/A  D.  .  ooa.  s.  f  .  7s.  .  .  .1905 
2d  gold   4%e                  1937 

A-O 
J-J 

M  N 

J-D 
F-A 



101 

102     Jan.     2 
108%  Feb.    2 

03%  Mar.  13 
12     Apr.  26 

ClD.  D.  i  L.  1st  KB.  f  .  9s.  .  .  1941 
Ctn.Ind.8t.L.AC.  Ie«C.C.C.A8t.L. 
OlB.Ben.ACl«T.  «esC.C.O.ABt.L, 
CttrA8ub.BT..Balt.lewJle.l933 
QUarteld  AMabon.  *4  B.  B.  A  P. 
Ol.  Ak.  A  C    ea  A3d.fj.6a.    193O 

13,000 

106 

110     

10         

10     Apr.  19 

12     Apr.  26 

CleTe.  *  oi-Vlst,  9e.kr.  ree.  1917 
OI.ClB.Ck.*8t.L.-OeB.  g.4s.!993 
Cairo  DlT.,  1st,  gold.  4e....  1939 
8*.  L.  DlT..  Ut.eoL  tr.  g.  4s.  1990 
BectsUired                    .  .  ,  1  99ft 

J-J 
J-D 
J-J 

M-n 

M-H 
M-8 

J-J 
J-J 

| 

J-J 

A-C 
A. 

J-D 

8.000 

IS        to 

68       70 

68       75 

68     Apr.    7 

68     Apr.     7 

68     Apr.    7 

74     Jan.   19 

1.000 

J  -..'-- 

90 

89     Apr.  15 
95%  Apr.     2 

89     Apr.  15 
96%  Apr.  20 

89     Apr.  15 
92i4  Jan.     7 

89     Apr.  15 
96%  Apr.  20 

92       93% 

99%    9914 

Bp.  A  Oil.  DlT.,  lstg.4e....l94O 
W.  W.  V.I.  DlT..  1st  g.  4S...194O 
CtB.  W.  A  M.  DlT.,  1st  g.  4s.  1991 
Ctn.  I.  St.  L.  *  C..  let  g.  4s.  .  H 

10,000 
12.000 

&        * 

87%  

89%  Apr.  15 
01     Apr.     1 

89%  Apr.  15 
02     Apr.  17 

87%  Feb.     8 
98     Jan.     6 

89%  Apr.  15 
02     Mar.  24 

101     103 

in*.mm*tA      04                                           193O 

CtB.  B.  A  CL.  COB.  1st  g.  6e.  .  19« 
lad.  BL  A  Wee*.,  let.  pf.,7s.  19OO 
O.  lad.*  West..  lst.pt..  9*.  1938 
Peo.  *  East-.  Ut  con.  4s  ..1940 

i'.ooo 

109     

07     

13     Apr.  2: 

13     Apr.  22 

107     Jan.  15 
104%  Jan.     6 

13     Apr.  22 
07%  Feb.  19 

34.000 

79 

18 

71>«    73 

73 

70     Apr.  1- 

72     Apr. 

70     Mar.  1 
1O     Feb.  27 
107%  Feb. 
131%  Jan.  1 

75     Jan.     4 
10     Feb.  27 
109     Apr.  21 
1333$  Apr.     2 

Ol.  C.  C.  A  IB..  1st,  s.  (.,  7s...  1899 
6oaaol7s  1014 

2000 

l.OOO 

09     109% 
33%  

09     Apr.  2 
33%  Apr.     2 

109     Apr.  21 
133»8  Apr.    2 

7JO       

133% 

Oes)1eoBeol..gold.6e.  1934 
Befteteted...  1934 

J-D 

',-.', 

A-O 
A-O 

i  i'.ooo 

7*7%    114 

123     

26%  

25     Apr.  l"3 

126%  Apr.  28 

123%  Jan.  1 

126%  Apr.  28 

CJeT.  LOT.AWB..IWB.,  1st.  9s.  1933 
Clare.  A  Martetta-«M  PenB.BB. 
CleTe.*Meaon.Val.g.5e..l938 

103% 

100 

102     Jan. 

0-2     Jan.     5 

Begtstered  1938 
OtorelBBd  A  Pitta.    JetPeaa.  Co. 
Colorado  Mid.    fee  At.  T.  A  8.  Fe. 
OoL  A  9th  ATe.lstgnar.a-.3e.1993 

M-8 

64.000 

116     117 

119%  119' 

115%  116% 

115%  Apr. 

116%  Apr.  2 

115%  Mar. 

118     Feb.  25 

Coin*.  A  UreenT.    •ssSoatk.Br. 
OoL  H.V.  •Tel..«on.g.9*..1931 

M-B 

82,000 

87%  

70       72 

69       71 
66       70 
90       91 

68%  Apr.  2 

71%  Apr. 

63     Feb.  1 

88%  Jan.  13 

Oeneral.  gold.  6e  1904 
General  Den.  gold  4*  1996 

J  I. 

r-J 
i  J 

A-O 

M- 
i-C 

r-J 
\-> 
r-n 

J-D 
J-J 
K  A 
A  ' 
M-I 
M-t 
A-O 
A  -« 
A  -l 
A  • 
M-B 
M  > 

J-J 

A-C 
J-J 

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J-J 
M-I 

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18,000 

'&        " 

90       60 

90     Apr.  1 

55     Apr.  1 

49%  Feb.  1 

87     Jan.     4 

Ool.  ACta.  Midi.    «w"6eBt.'ohlo. 
CoL  Conn.  A  Tenn.    JesMor.AW. 
Oo  an.  *  Pas.  BITS..  Ut,g.  ,4s..  1943 
T\akotaAOt.8o.    «wC.M.A8t.P. 
jUsJlaaAWaeo.    JbtMo.K.  ATex. 
DeL  Laok.  A  West.  7s  1907 
BTT.  Blngn.  A  M.  V..  1st.  7S.19OG 
Morris  *  Beeex,  1st.  7s....  1914 

8.000 
4.000 
8.000 

/JJ%    7JO% 
g*3         7JO 

7OT%    TOO 

129     
123     128 
144«8  
Ill      

128     Apr. 
123%  Apr. 
144     Apr. 

128     Apr. 

125%  Mar. 

128     Apr.     2 
1*7     Feb.     3 
144%  Apr.  29 
109%  Jan.  29 

..  127 

125     Apr.  28 
144%  Apr.  29 

123%  Apr. 
140%  Jan. 
109%  Jan.  2 

7s  1871-1901 
lBtooaa..gBar.,7s  1918 
BegUtered  191i 

CoaatroetioB  Be..I"."".'l93: 

36.000 
42,000 

....... 

111        

137     139 

iso"  IIIIII 

US     

112     
144 

136"  i'36" 

113     114 
144%  144% 

100 

12     Apr.  2 
143%  Apr. 

113%  Apr.  30 
144     Apr.  20 

112     Apr.  2 
140     Jan.  2 

136""Mar."l" 
116%  Mar.l 

144     Mar.  25 

138%"Mar."29 
118     Jan.  22 

Warrea  3d,  7s  19OC 
DeL  AHod..  lstPeaB.DlT.7s.191~ 
Bectstored  1911 
Ale.  ASee..  1st  COB.  go.  7s..  190* 
Bigteteriil  19OI 
ie.......  190e 
Bsglsleril  190* 

19.000 



"slobc 


143     

140%  143 
1  15%  i"l6 

.42      .... 

142     Apr.  2 

143     Apr.  28 

142     Apr.  2 

143     Apr.  28 

'lit" 

146     

li6%"Apr"."2 

116%  Mar.  2 
145'8  Feb. 

li8%H«r."29 

118     Feb.  25 
146%  Jan.  16 

Ben*.  A  Saratoga,  1st,  7s...  1921 
•ecMeredTT?.  1931 
Dei.BTT.BB.B-gB.  eviPenn.RB. 

DTcSS.^Si.a'S.ilSSI 

Deerr.  Trass.  Oo-eoB.  g.  8*  19U 
•Mr.  B-yOo.,  Istgu.  g.  6*..  1911 
DeB.AR.6r..lsteoB.g.,4s...l9t( 
letgold.  7s  1901 



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38.00C 
r       79.0W 

"S8«4  "88»j 

770         777 
80          89 

18%   21 

"88"  IIII 

"8"7%  "H8 
112^114 

88""Ap'r"."l 
112     Apr. 

88%  Apr."" 
113%  Apr.  1 

88""Jaii'."2 
111     Jan. 
SO     Feb.  2 

17     Apr.  2 
99%  Jan.  1 

89"  Jan."l8 
113  %  Apr.  13 
83%  Jan.  18 

22     Feb.    3 
162"  "Feb.  28 

Dee  BtotneaAn.  D.  MO.B.I.AP 
DeeMotseaAMlBB.  «ssCn.A!t.W 
DevM.A  M-.laad  cr..3%,8.  A.191 
EsjlM.  A  toL     Jis  L.  i.  A  M.  Be 
Det.  A  Meek..  1st  lien  g.  4s..  199! 
Ootd  4e                                    1991 

»      
>     ii.om 

18       31 
I     97%  

18 

17     Apr.  2 
98"%"Ap'r'."2 
l6b""Apr." 

18     Apr.  2 
99"  Apr. 

"97%    99 

i"66"  IIII 

, 

D«LAIroBBeage,let,5s....l93; 
Begtstetad                  ,           193 

\  • 
A-< 
J  J-. 
S  J-. 

;  jr- 

)       44.001 

r     "di'.obi 

100     102H 
"97"  III" 

IIIII.     7OO 

1 

... 

2dW  BM»rtcage6e  191 
DBL  Bed  WlagT?..  let,  g.  9*Il92 
D«LIK>.8koreAAU..g.5*...193- 
pee*,  of  Mian.     JetSTP.  M.AM 
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I'll.    !.,'"•    «»n       »*•  P.  AO 

l6i%"Apr"."3 

10 


THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

i| 

Sola  in 
April, 
far  valut 

I'rice  about 
January  2, 
1897. 

PRICES  IN  APRIL. 

R  A  If  OE  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

April  1. 

April  30. 

Lowell. 

Uighetl. 

Lowest. 

Bighetl. 

Elm.  Cort.  A  No.  See  Leh.  &  N.  Y. 

M-N 

M-S 
M-H 
A-O 
J-D 
M-S 
M-8 
A-O 
J-D 
J-J 

a 

5,000 

Bid.      Ask. 

Bid.     Atk. 

108i9  108«8 
116%  120 
112     11214 

101      

Bid.     Aik. 

Sale  Prieet. 
108»8  Apr.     1 

Sale  Price*. 
108»8  Apr.    1 

Sale  Prieet. 

102  OB  Jan.     7 
116     Mar.    1 
112     Jan.     7 
11819  Apr.  10 

Sale  Prieet. 

109%  Jan.  21 
11314  Jan.  14 
113     Mar.  '22 
120     Mar.  18 

2d!  ext'.,  gold.  5s  1919 

116 

12,000 
1,000 

110     112 
115     1181s 

10119  . 

112     Apr.     2 
118i«  Apr.  10 

112     Apr.    2 
11  819  Apr.  10 

4th  ext    gold,  5s  1920 

5th.  ext.,  gold,  4s  ....'  1928 
let,  oonsol.,  gold,  7s  1920 
1st,  oonsol.,  gold,  fund.  78.1920 
Long  Dock,  con.,  gold,  6s.  .  1935 
Bufl7N.  Y.  A  Erie,  let,  7s..  1916 
Buff.  AS.  W.,  gold  6  1908 
Small                        .....  

249,000 

139  1^ 

141     14m 

139i9  Apr.    6 

1401*  Apr.  24 

139i«  Mar.  25 

14319  Feb.  11 

5,000 
1,000 

131 
135     137is 
10119  

13414  ... 
138 

134     Apr.  15 
137%  Apr.  *3 

134     Apr.  is 
137%  Apr.  23 

133is  Jan.     4 
136i4  Jan.  11 

136     Mar.  12 
137%  Apr.  23 

100     ...... 

Jeff.  RR.,  1st  gu.  gold  5s.  ..1909 
Chic.  A  Erie.  1st  gold  4-5s.  1982 
C.*RR.Co,lstour.  gu.  6s.  1922 
D.  &  Imp.  Co.  1st  cur.  6s.  .  1913 
Erie,  Istcon.,  g.,  priorbonds,1996 

A-O 
M-N 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

1.000 
48,000 

..  105*4 
110     112»fl 

106      

106i9  Apr.  12 
11119  Apr.     2 

106i9  Apr.  12 
112     Apr.  17 

105     Jan.  11 
i  1  '>'n  Jan.     6 

10613  Apr.  12 
112     Jan.  12 

11H9  Ill's 

105     

109,000 

94       95 

92T8    9314 

9:i'«  Apr.  23 

94  %  Apr.     4 

93ig  Apr.  23 

95>9  Feb.  10 

1st  con.  gen.  lien,  g.  3-48.  .1996 

100,000 

64 
' 

6414    64% 

63%    6319 

6314  Apr.  23 

65     Apr.    8 

62%  Jan.     6 

6614  Feb.  10 

Escauaba  A  L.  Sup.  .SeeC.  &  N.  W. 
Eureka  Springs,  1st  g.  6a  —  1933 
Evansv.  &  Terre  Haute— 
1st  con  gold  6s           .  1921 

F-A 

J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 

A-O 
M-N 
A-O 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

J-J 

J-J 

J-J 

F-A 
J-D 
M-N 
A-O 
J-J 

M-N 

M-N 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
M-N 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 
M-8 
M-8 
F-A 
F-A 
J-I> 
J-D 

62     Feb.  10 
109     Jan.  29 

52     Feb.  10 
112     Mar.    2 

11,000 

11H4.. 
80 

110     . 
7513 

110     Apr.  22 

110     Apr.  22 

Mt  Veruou  1st  6s                 1923 

102 

Bull.  Co.  Branch,  Istg.  58.1930 
Ev.  A  In  ,  lstcou.,gu.,g.6B.1926 
Fargo  &  So.    See  Chic.  M.  &  St.  P. 
lint  &  P.  Marq.,  gold  6s...  1920 

3.0OO 
5,000 

113     115 

So 

116 

"¥i"  '.'.'.'" 

114     Apr.  24 
80     Apr.     9 

114     Apr.  24 
80     Apr.     9 

114     Apr.  24 
SO     Apr.     9 
78     Feb.  17 

116     Mar.    5 
82     Feb.     2 
78     Feb.  17 

Port  Huron  Div.,  1st  g.  5s.  1939 
Fla.  Cen.  A  Pen.,  1st  g.  5s.  ..  1918 
1st  land  gr.  ext.,  gold  5s...lt<30 
Consol  gold  5s  1943 

7713 

7319  

Ft.  8m.  A  V.  B.B.  See  St.  L.  A  8.  F. 
Fort  St.  U.  D.  Co.lstg.  4138..  1941 
Ft.  Worth  A  Denver  City— 
1st  gold  4-6s           ....  1921 

1061s  

162,000 

52 

42      

56       563s 

55     Apr.  21 

57     Apr.    1 

53     Jan.     6 
41     Feb.  10 

103     Apr.  19 
10O     Mar.  19 
3919  Jan.     2 
85     Feb.     4 
83     Feb.  13 

12514  Feb.     6 

597gMar.    4 
4519  Jan.     8 

104     Feb.    8 
100     Mar.  19 
9  119  Feb.  13 
87     Feb.  26 
83     Feb.  13 

12513  Jan.  27 

Ft.  W.  A  Rio  Gr.,  1st  g.  6s.  .  .  .1928 
Fulton  Elev.    See  Kings  Co.  El. 
Galv.  H.  AS.  A.,  Istg.  6s.  ..1910 
2d  gold  7s                            1905 

48 

3,000 

104     107 

103     Apr.  19 

103     Apr.  19 

nA 

9519  .     .. 

Mex.  A  Pac.  Div.,  iatg.  58.1931 
Galv.  H.  A  H.  of  1882,let,5s.l913 
Ga.  Car.  A  No..  1st,  gu.  g.,5s.  1929 
Georgia  Paoiflo.    See  South'n  Ry. 
Gr.  Rapids  &  Ind.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
Han.  &  St.  Jo.    See  C.  b.  &  Q. 
ousaton.  RR.,  con.  g.  5s..  1937 
N.  H.  A  Derby,  con.  5s..  ..1918 
Hous.  ATex.C.,  IstW.  A  N.78.1903 
1st  gold  5s,  Interest  guar..  1937 
Con.  gold  6s,  int.  guar  1912 
Gen.  gold  4s,  int.  guar.  ...  1921 
Debeu.  6e,  pr.  &  int.  guar.1897 
Deben.  4s,  pr.  A  int.  guar.1897 
Illinois  Central,  1st  g.  4s.  ..1951 
Registered              .1951 

100,000 

£8 

90     Apr.    2 

903jj  Apr.     7 

119 

12219  .     . 

128     

106 

125      . 

125      . 

11,000 
1,000 
129,000 

10612  10619 

109 

no    11019 

105 

110     Apr.     9 
99%  Apr.     7 
6519  Apr.  29 

110     Apr.     9 
99%  Apr.     7 
6619  Apr.     3 

10619  Jan.  13 
99%  Apr.     7 
6513  Apr.  29 

110     Apr.     9 
104     Feb.  26 
70     Mar.    8 

04 

64     

65       6619 
.  101 

1,000 

4.000 

gj 

95      . 

95     Apr.  14 
112     Apr.  23 

95     Apr.  14 
112     Apr.  23 

94     Jan.  18 
110     Mar.  20 

9713  Mar.  3O 
112     Mar.    8 

109 

...      112 

112       ..  .. 

1st  gold  3198                       1951 

Registered       .                1951 

Gold  4s                   1952 

20,000 

10119  102 

10119  Apr.  19 

102     Apr.    6 

10119  Apr.  19 

10414  Mar.  3O 

Registered           1952 

100     .  .  .. 

Gold  4s                                    1953 

7,000 

100 

100     102 

10014  Apr.  12 

101     Apr.    7 

99  >s  Jail.  15 

103     Jan.  28 

Registered           1953 

2-10  g.  4s.            1904 

25,000 

99     

99     Apr.  20 

99     Apr.  20 

99     Apr.  20 

99     Apr.  2O 

Registered  1904 

Istg  3s  sterling             ...1951 

Registered        1951 

Western  Lines  1st  g.  4a.  ..1951 
Registered                 ..      1951 

17,000 

101121O2 

102     103 

101  19  Apr.  19 

103     Apr.     9 

100%  Feb.    3 

10314  Mar.  18 

Cairo  Bridge,  gold,  4s  1950 
Registered  1950 

Springfield  div.,  68  1898 
Middle  div.,  reg.,  5s  1921 
Ch.St.L.*  N.O.  Ten.lien  78.1897 
1st,  consol.  7s  1897 

J-J 
F-A 
M-N 
M-N 
J-D 

104 

104 

104iflMar.    4 
118i2  Jan.     7 
11814  Apr.     1 

104  1«  Mar.    4 
12214  Mar.  2O 
11913  Feb.  27 

Gold  5s               1951 

121%  123 

Registered     1951 

J-D 
J-D 
J-D 
A-O 
J-J 

A-O 
J-J 
J-D 

M-8 
M-N 
M-S 
M-8 
J-D 

A-O 

J-J 

M-8 

J-J 
J-J 
A-O 

A-O 
F-A 
A-O 

Q-J 
JT-D 
J-D 

A-O 
J-J 
J-J 

20,000 

11314  Apr.     1 

11814  Apr.     1 

Memph.  div.,  1st,  g.,  4s.  .1951 
Registered  1951 

Bellev.ASo.lll.,gtd.g.,4i2S,  1897 
Ced.  Fall  A  Minn.,  1st.  7s..  1907 
Ind.  Bl.  A  West.—  SeeC.C.C.A8t.L. 
Ind.  Deo.  A  8p.,  lst,7»,tr.  reo.1906 
Trust  rec.,  ex-bonds,  stamped.. 
Ind.  Dec.  A  West.,  1st,  g.,  5s.  1935 
Ind.  111.  &  la.,  1st,  gold,  4s..  1939 
1st  ext.,  gold  5s  1943 

100        lOli*V 

97  is 

32,000 

30 

27     Jan.     4 
99     Jau.     8 

27     Jau.    4 
103     Apr.  30 

9719  

101      

101     Apr.  13 

103     Apr.  30 

Int.  &  Gt.  No.,  1st,  gold,  6s..  1919 
2d,  gold,  4is-5s              .  .     1909 

7,000 
28.0OO 
4.OOO 
68,000 

..  120 

119%  120 

74  14 

119     Apr.     1 
74     Apr.  12 
30     Apr.     8 
88     Apr.  14 

120     Apr.  24 
74»sApr.  22 
31     Apr.  22 
92     Apr.     1 

11714  Jan.     7 
73     Jan.     4 
25isJan.  11 
88     Apr.  14 

120     Apr.  24 
80     Feb.  16 
3119  Mar.  19 
9719  Jan.  18 

72       73 
20       25 
9719 

75       7719 
30       3119 
92 

3d,  gold,  4s  1921 

Iowa  Central,  1st,  gold,  5s..  .1938 
Iowa  Midland.    See  Chic.  A  N.  W. 
Tefferson  RR.    See  Erie. 

y 

TTal.All.  AG.R.    SeeL.S.AM.S. 
Ji-Kan  A  Mich.    See  Tol.  A  O.  C. 
Kan.  City  A  M.  R.  A  B.  Co.— 
1st  guar.,  gold,  5s  1929 
K.  C.  A  Pacific.    See  M.  K.  A  T. 
K.  C.  A  South  w.    See  St.  L.  A  8.  F. 
Kansas  Midland.  See  St.  L.  A8.F. 
Kansas  Pacific.    See  Un.  Pacific. 
Kentucky  Cent.    See  L.  A  N. 
Keok.  A  Des  Mo.    See  C.  R.  I.  A  P. 
K'gsCo.  El.  Ser.  A.,  Ist.g.,  58.1925 
Ful  El.  1st,  gu.  g.,  5s,  ser.  A.1929 
Knoxville  A  Ohio.    See  So.  Ry. 
Lake  E.  A  W.,  1st,  gold,  5s.  .1937 
2d,  gold,  5s  1941 

92 

4,000 

44       50 
j£"4      40 

114      

100    10119 

103ie  105 
105     105% 

48       50 
40       42 

115U 

42       50 

42 

48     Apr.  21 

48     Apr.  21 

44     Feb.  23 
40     Feb.  25 

11319  Jan.  29 
10019  Jan.     6 
101     Apr.  20 

103%  Apr.    9 

5014  Mar.    2 
44     Mar.    3 

117     Apr.  15 
1021s  M:ir.    'J 
104     Jan.  27 

10714  Mar.    5 

23,000 
9,000 
4,000 

31,000 

115      , 

llSis  Apr.  26 
101  13  Apr.  26 
101     Apr.  20 

103%  Apr.     9 

117     Apr.  15 
10214  Apr.     9 
101     Apr.  20 

104     Apr.  21 

101     102 
101      102 

lOlislOS 
101     102 

1041s  104i4 

Northern  Ohio  1st  gu.  5s.  .1945 
Lake  Shore  A  Mich.  Southern- 
Buff.  &  Erie,  new  B.,  7s  .  ..1898 
Det.  Mon.  A  Tol.,  1st,  7s.  ..1906 
Lake  Shore  div.,  7s  1899 
Consol,  let,  7s  1900 

33,000 
160,000 
147,000 
92,000 
114,000 

10714  ios 

1103g  ... 

..  10713 

107     Apr.  19 
11219  Apr.  19 
110%  Apr.  19 
1231ft  Apr.     9 
123     Apr.     8 

107     Apr.  19 
11314  Apr.     3 
llHl  Apr.     3 
123  19  Apr.     1 
123%  Apr.     6 

107     Apr.  19 
110=8  Jan.  11 

119     Jau'.  12 

111      Mar.  13 
11  33a  Mar.  15 
11319  Mar.  15 
124  "<  Mur.  13 
124  1«  Mar.  15 

1121911314 
111      lllig 
12314  
12314  

112%  113 
111     lllig 

12314  12319 

Registered  1900 

HOSg  

11812119 
118     11912 

Consol..  2d,  7s  1903 
Registered.                     1903 

Gin.  A  Springfield— 
1st,  guar.,  L.  fi.A  M.S.  ,7s.  1001 
Kal.  4..  A(».  R.  1st,  gu.c.58.  1938 
Mahnn.  Coal  RR.,  1st,  5s.  .1934 

US      nS 

11613  

MAY,  1897.  J 


NEW   YORK  STOCK   EXCHANGE   MONTHLY  RECORD. 


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New  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 


.  V.  X.Y.  lrtiru..g..44»  1940'j-J 

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M-8 


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Klmlra  Cort.  A  Nor.— 

Ut  cold.  Ut  pref.  6* 1914  A-O 

Gold.  TOT.  5«. 1914 

Leh.  A  WIlkMb.    «««  Cent.  N.  J. 
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Lextefton  Are.  A  Par.  F_«.rr?-_ 


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1893 


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Lome  Dock.    AM  Erie. 
Lome  Ulamd— Irt.  7§ 1898 

"T^:::::::::""8S/-- 

.1932  M-8 
.1932  J-D 
1934  J-I 

...U*.S..Se.l937M-B 
M  Income.. _---l??7  8. 


H.  Y.  B.  *  M.  B..  eon..  *.  5«.  1935 


B-klyn  A  Monuok.  l»tO«..1911  M-8 

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L.  I.  RR.  V.  Sh.  bca.,  Ut, 


L.Kr.A8t.  L.Con,.eo»,.«.5a..l 
Cac.  Tr.  Co.  eertlf*.  of  deport 

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1898 


A-O 


J^J 


J-J 

M   * 


A-O 


Sales  in 


Price  atxnil 
January  2, 
L8»T 


8 

7,000 
29,000 
25,000 


Bid.      Art. 
too     .... 
10     1104 


107,000 


1,000 
3.000 


6.000 


OiSton  bch..7. 1907  M-fl 

H.O.  A  M..  1M.C..6* 1930  J - 

H.O.AM..3d.> 1930  J-. 

E.H.  A  K«n..l«t.  «..«•..  1»1U  J-D 

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PwiMcola  dlr..  6* 193O  M-B 

8t.  L.  dlT..  Ut,«..6. i53oM~8 

HMhr^  A  DwC'.'iitl?*  ".--1»00  J-J 
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OOUJ.&4 1937  M-H 

.1940  J-J 

r-j 


73,000 
33.000 


PM»TAAU..lM.BU..«..e«.19U  F-A 
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Mte.AM.L.««  JMB.C.R.AH. 
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mofcZ?i;5i:::..".....:.i934 

Iowa  ex.,  1st,  (old.  ?•.... 

PadflJe'i..  Itf'foid.'6«!!::i931 
Minn.  A  P»«Jn«.l«t.  5*.  stpd. 

4a.p«yvMnito(  Int.  «u. 

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1.000 
9.000 


131.000 


_,,.,„« 
15.000 


83.000 
13^> 


...... 


'ii'.oix 


303.0 


>2       95 


ie 


IO4\    I0t> 

..    118 


PRIGS  8  IN  APRIL. 


April  1.          pril  30.          Lowest. 


Bid.      Ask. 

95       96*8 

106     ... 


.....    89 


9S     —, 
.ff..l& 


i 


044. 

i:.' 
M 


"o 


.  no 

120 
100>* 


1 


924 


100     

115     . 


35       424 
1024  1084 


95 

77% 


100 

78>4 


95 

IS 
101 


82       85 


3.' 


103*   1034 


10S 
1134 


93 

85 


87 


107 


95 

78 


99 
80 


111     1134 
*     ... 
41      ... 


94% 


964. 


85 


118 
108 


1124 


118 
108% 


113 


1164 
"J 
loo     . 


Of     

LOO     1004 


135 

130     


1174  118 


1184  .... 


24',6bo 


81%    824 
I  60       614 

"it"  '. 


..... 
39.000 


70 


93 


18.000    ......   90 

1  3.0001!  100      ... 


o3 


121%.... 


......    82 

584    50 


60       70 

'."'.'.'.  "si 


KM. 


,1.      Alk. 


7     109 
7     1074 


...    924 


5%116>4 


Hi 

7 


47 

a 


35       424 
0441064 


30 


034103*) 


204  121 
03     105 

14* 

.  118 

01      

....  124 


98 

78%  "794 


M 


80     . 

064. 


18     115 


924    92* 


19%  1204 
074  108 


119%  . 
074  . 


1194  . 
103 


:.6 


1404 
103     . 
123      . 


121%. 


R34    R3 
65       50 


72 
69 


71 


"ii"  '92 


ale  Price*. 
24  Apr.  14 
6     Apr.  17 
6     Apr.  22 


54  Apr.     1 


87%  Apr.  1 
83  4  Apr.     1 


31     Apr.    3 


02%  Apr.    1 


20%  Apr.  9 
03  Apr.  6 
14-i  Apr.  14 
174  Apr.  14 


074  Apr.  19 


79     Apr.  1 


01     Apr. 


86     Apr. 


13     Apr.  1 
83     Apr.  1 


914  AIT. 


19     Apr.  2 
06%  Apt. 


1174  Apr. 
1074  Apr.  1 


103     Apr. 
123%  Apr. 


121%  Apr. 


82     Apr. 
554  Apr.  3 


69     Apr. 


904Apr. 

71     Apr. 
99     Apr. 


Highest. 


ale  Prices. 
6  '9  Apr.    6 
8     Apr.  23 
6     Apr.  22 


64  Apr.  22 


87%  Apr.  13 
83  4  Apr.     1 


81     Apr.    3 


034  Apr.  29 


204  Apr.  30 
03  Apr.  6 
144  Apr.  14 
18  Apr.  2 


074  Apr.  1 


80     Apr.  2 


01     Apr. 


86%  Apr.  1 


13     Apr.  1 
84     Apr. 


92%  Apr.  2 


119*8  Apr.  28 
107%  Apr.  2 


119     Apr.  2 
108     Apr.  2 


1034  Apr. 
123%  Apr. 


121%  Apr. 


84     Apr.  2 
57*8  Aor. 


71  4  Apr. 


9l"4Apr. 

75     Apr. 
100     Apr. 


A.NQE  FOR  TEAR  1897. 


Lowest. 


ale  Prices. 
24  Apr.  14 
6  Apr.  17 
6  Apr.  22 


2     Feb.  18 


9     Jan.  15 


.->'•<  Mar.    5 


054  Jan.  14 
3  Jan.  21 
64  Jan.  4 

834  Apr.    1 


024  Jan.     8 


30     Feb.  11 


02%  Apr.    1 


16     Jan. 
984  Jan. 
134  Feb. 
15=8  Jan.  1 
064  Jan. 


074  Apr.  1 


97     Jan. 
784  Jan. 


97     Feb.  2 
01     Apr. 
O44  Mar.  1 
85     Jan. 
91     Feb.  2 
85     Feb. 


ll     Jan. 
82     Jan.  1 
43     Feb. 


91  4  Apr. 


11638  Jan. 

105     Jan. 

684  Jan. 


Mar. 


JanVi" 
Jan.  1 


1164  Jan.  2 
107     Feb. 


1374  Jan. 
100  Jan. 
123%  Apr. 


120     Jan. 


82  Jan. 
554  Apr. 

74  "Jan. 
634  Fob. 
76  Mar. 


904  Apr. 

71     Apr. 
98     Mar. 


Highest. 


ale  Prices. 
1  4  Feb.     5 
l%Mar,  18 
6     Apr.  22 


34  Feb.    2 


9%  Jan.  18 


8     Feb.  25 


)6i4  Mar.  25 

7%  Jan.     4 

884  Mar.    8 

89     Feb.  25 


074  Feb.  11 


34     Jan.  21 


06%  Mar.  29 


204  Apr.  3O 
03%  Mar.  23 
144  Apr.  14 
18  Apr.  20 
084  Jan.  22 


10     Feb.     1 


00     Jan.  26 
81     Feb.    2 


00  Jan.  19 
03  Mar.  16 
044  Mar.  16 
85  Jan.  9 
944  Jan.  19 
90  Jan.  20 


13  Apr.  14 
85  Jan.  23 
43  Mar.  3 


954  Feb.  2 


119*8  Apr.  28 
07%  Apr.  28 
63  4  Jan.  22 


73     Jan.  22 


10     Jan.  13 
100     Jan.  30 


119     Apr.  28 
108     Mar.    8 


140  Jan.  21 
103  4  Apr.  22 
123%  Apr.  28 


121%  Mar.    8 


85  Mar.  15 
63  Jan.  3O 

804"Feb."l6 
714  Apr.  6 
77  Jan.  20 


95%  Jan.  20 

874  Jan.  2^ 
ins     Jan.  1 


THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE 

il 

Sales  in 
April. 
Par  value 

Price  abot 
January  2 
1897. 

PRICES  IJf  APRIL. 

RANQE  FOR   TEAR  1897. 

April  I. 

April  30. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Missouri  Pacific—  (  Con.  )— 
Trust.  R.,f>»  191 

Registered                            191 

M 
M  • 

F-A 

$ 

Bid.     Atk 

Bid.     Atk 

Bid      Atk 

Sale  Prices 

Sale  Price* 

Sale  Prices 

Sale  Prices. 

1st,  coll..  gold",  5s  192 

6s        70 

.    50 

52     Mar.  1 

70     Jan.  18 

F-A 

Pao.R.  of  Mo.  l8tex.g.,4s..l93 
2d  extended  gold  5          193 

F-A 

28,000 
19,000 

100     100k 

100     1003s 
101     103 

100     Apr.  3 
100     Apr.  1 

100     Apr!  li 

100     Apr.  3 
100     Apr.  1 

101%  Feb.    2 
10314  Jan.  28 

J- 
M- 

J- 
F-A 
%f-N 
J-D 
J-l) 
A-O 
A-O 

J-J 

Verdigris  V.lnd.&W.  Ist58l92 
Leroy  &  C.  Val.  A.  L.  1st  5s.  192 
8t.L.  A  I.  Mt.,  1st,  ex.,  5s..  .189 
2d   7s                                 1891 

173,00 
34|00 

101»8  ... 

101  Og  

1007a 

10214  102«t 
103     10314 

101%  Apr.  1 
103     Apr. 
103     Apr.  1 

102%  Apr. 
103  14  Apr. 
103     Apr.  1 

10014  Feb.     '. 

103     Apr.  1 
98     Jan.  1 
70     Apr.  2 
73%  Feb.  2 

103%  Jan.  28 
103%  Mar.    5 
'04      Mar.  15 
102%  Mar.  16 
77%  Feb.     3 
74     Feb.  17 

..  103% 

Ark.branch.Extended58.193 
Cairo  Ark.  &  T..  1st,  7s.  ..189 
Gen.  con.  Ry.  &  Id.  gr.  5s  .  1  93 
Gen.  con.  .Biped  gu.g.  5s.l93 
Miss.  Riv.  Bdge.    See  Chic.  A  At 
Mob.ifc  Blrm.,  prior  lien,  g.,58.194 
Small 

104 

103     106 
102=8  

99 

102     

.    73 

50,00 

70    Apr.  2 

71     Apr. 

73 

J-J 

Mob.  &  Ohio,  new,  gold,  6s..  192 

J-] 
J-. 

A-C 

J- 
J- 
A-O 
J- 
J- 
J- 

A-O 

2,000 

..  118 
111 

118%... 

119      , 
110     

119     Apr. 

119     Apr. 

117     Jan. 
112     Mar.  2 
65     Apr.  1 

119     Feb.  24 
112     Mar.  25 
6814  Feb.  25 

Gen.,  48  -•  193 

St.  L.&  Cairo,  gu.,  gold,  4s..  193 
Mohawk  &  Mai.    See  N.  Y.  C.  &  H 
Monongahela  Rlv.    See  Bait.  &  O 
Montana  Cent.    See  St.  P.  M.  &  K 
Montauk  Ext.    See  Long  Island 
Morgan'sLa.  AT.,  l8t,g.,  6s..  192 
1st  7s             191 

69,000 

67       67% 

80 

67i< 

"II"""  "69 

65     Apr.  1 

67     Apr. 

122     III" 
126>4  

114      

114%  .., 

124     

Morris  <fe  Essex.    See  Del.  L.  &  W 
Nash.  Chatt.  &  St.  L.— 
1st   7s.              191 

17,000 
1,000 
16,000 

127     130 

129     130% 

12?%  Apr.  1 
104%  Apr.  1 
99%  Apr.  2 

12914  Apr. 
104%  Apr.  1 
10014  Apr.  1 

127%  Jan. 
104%  Apr.  1 
99%  Apr.  2 

130     Mar.    3 
104%  Apr.  14 
102%  Mar.  24 

2d  6s                                        190 

1st,  con.,  fold,  5s  192 
1st  6s  T  &  P  b                    1917 

99%  101 

100% 

99% 

1st  6s|  MoM.  M.  W.  &  A1...1917 
1st.  gold,  6s.  Jasper  Bob.  ..192 
Nash.  Flor  <fe  Shef  .    See  Lou.  &  N 
New  H.  &  Dertiy.  See  Housatonic 
N.  J.  Junc'n  RR.    See  N.  Y.  Cent 
N.  J.  Southern.    See  Central  N.  J 
Newp't  &  Cin.  B'ge.  SeePenn.Co 

• 

N.  Y.  B.  <fe  Man.  Beach.    See  L.  I  si 
N.  Y.  Bay  Exten.  RR.    Hee  L.  Isl 
N.Y.  Central  &  Hud.  Rlv.— 
1st,  7s          .             1903 

J-J 
J-J 

M-S 
M-8 
M-S 
J-D 
J-D 
M  N 

150,000 
39,000 
65,000 
24,000 

117     118 
1679  117 

0514  106 
105     106 
01%  102% 

01%  ii 

100%  
1114112 

'03     

120     

121     121% 
120%  12H, 
109%  110% 

120%  Apr.    3 
120%  Apr.  26 
108%  Apr.     2 

121%  Apr.  15 
120%  Apr.  26 
110     Apr.  24 
110     Apr.  24 

11714  Jan.     7 
117     Jan.     4 
106     Mar.    4 
106%  Jan.     9 
10714  Feb.  13 
102%  Feb.     5 
101%  Jan.  13 
10176  Jan.     5 

121%  Apr.  15 
120%  Apr.  26 
110     Apr.  24 
110     Apr.  24 
107%  Feb.  13 
105%  Apr.  28 
104     Mar.  23 
104%  Mar.  29 

Registered       1903 

Debenture  5s  of          1884-1904 

108%  109% 
108     109 
1O8     109 
104      
103%  104-s 
10414  105 
104      . 

Registered                 1884-1904 

109%  110% 
109%  110' 
105%  
104%  ... 

109     Apr.  13 

Beg.  debenture  5s  of.  1889  1904 
Debenture,  g.,  4s  1890-1905 
Registered,  deb.  48.1890-1905 
Debt  certs.,  ext.,  g.,  4s  1905 
Registered  1905 
Harlem  1st,  7s                     19OO 

1*5,000 

104%  Apr.    2 

105%  Apr.  28 

5,000 

"i  6,606 

1,000 

105% 

M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
F-A 
F-A 

103      . 

113%  

114     114% 
113 

.13%  Apr.    2 

114     Apr.  20 
110%  Apr.  21 

11114  Jan.     4 
110%  Apr.  21 

114     Apr.  2O 
114     Mar.  30 

110%  Apr.  21 

N.  J.  Juno.  R.,gii.,  1st,  4s...  1986 

106     

103      

West  Shore,  1st,  4s,  gu  2361 
Registered    2361 

r- 
J- 

264,000 
199,000 
2,000 

105     . 
103%  104 

103       

10714  107% 
106     106% 
107     

109i4  109% 
108%  109 

107%  Apr.    3 
105%  Apr.     I 
108i4  Apr.  30 

109%  Apr.  30 
109     Apr.  30 
108  14  Apr.  30 

105     Jan.     4 
104     Jan.     4 
103     Jan.     7 

109%  Apr.  30 
109     Apr.  3O 
108%  Mar.  24 

Beech  Cr'k,lst,gu.,g.,48..1936 

108%  109 

2d  gu.,  gold,  5s  1936 

Registered                         1936 

f-D 

Clearfleld  Bitnm.  Coal  Corp. 
lBte.f.lnt.gu.,g.,4s,8er.A.194< 
Small  bonds,  series  B..1940 
Gouv.&O.  S.  1st  gu.,g.,  5s  1942 

02           04 

92 

R.W.AOg.,  con.,  lst.ext.5s.1922 
Nor.&Mont  lstgu.,g.,  5s  1916 

A-O 
A  O 

5,000 

118 

117     119 

118%  119% 

19     Apr.  19 

11914  Apr.  19 

117%  Jan.     5 

121     Feb.  27 

R.W.&O.T.R.lstgu.,g.58.1918 
Oewe.  &  R.,2d,  gu.,  g.,  5s.  .  .1915 
Utica  &  Bl.  Riv.  ,  gu.,  g.,  4s.  .1922 
Mob.  &Mal.  1st,  gu.,g.,4s.  1991 

M-N 
i'-A 

M  S 



106%  107 

Cart.  &  Ad.  ,1st,  gu.,g.,  4s.  .1981 

-D 

N.Y.&Put.,l8toon.,gu.g.  48.1993 
N.Y.Chic.&8t.  L.—  Ist,g.,4s.l937 
»  Registered  1937 

A-O 

A-O 
A-O 

180,000 

IOO 

03%  104% 

io4H"6i% 

104%i"65" 

103%  Apr."  "4 

lOiVAprYsO 

163"%"  Apr."  4 

105%  Feb.  16 

119%  Jan.  14 
114     Jan.  1: 

105     Feb.  16 

N.  Y.  &  Bar.-  See  N.  Y.  C.  &  Hud. 
N.Y.  Lack  AWest.—  A'eeDel.L.&W. 
N.  Y.  Lake  Erie  <fe  West.—  See  Erie 
N.  Y.  &  N.  Eng.,  1st,  7s  1905 
1st.  6s     ..        .           ..          1905 

J-J 
J-J 

-D 
A-O 

A-b 

-D 

M-S 
M-8 

7/7%    779% 
77J%    114 

120     Mar.    2 

1414  

114     Jan.  18 

N.  Y.  N.  Haven  &  Hartford— 
1st,  reg.  4s                             1903 

Convert  deb.  certf  s.  ,  $1/100.  .  . 
Small  eertfs.,  $100  
N.  Y.  &  North.,  1st,  g.,  5s..  ..1927 
N.  Y.  Out.  &  Western- 
Cong.,  1st  g.  5s  1939 

10,000 
300 

21,000 
81,000 

rjAl. 

38     13914 

38     Apr.  24 
35     Apr.  23 

139%  Apr.  10 
135     Apr.  23 

132%  Feb.     4 
133     Feb.  15 
118%  Jan.    7 

10314  Feb.  23 
88%  Jan.     5 

140     Mar.    1 
3.*>     Feb.     H 
119     Jan.  25 

10     Mar.  22 
96     Feb.  23 

fvela 

774         131 

..  ice^ 

18     120 

20     123 
10     . 

0914  Apr.     4 
92%  Apr.  29 

110     Apr.  29 
93%  Apr.  12 

Refunding,  1st  g  ,  4s          1992 

88%    90 

9314    94 

92       92% 

Registered,  $5,000  only  .1992 

N.  Y.&  Putnam—  See  N.Y.C.&Hud. 
N.Y.  &  Rock.  Beach—  See  L.Island 
N.  Y.  Susq.  &  Western- 
let,  refunding5s  .  1937 

-J 

F-A 
-A 
\I-N 
M-N 
-D 
i-O 
-O 

-J 
-J 

i'-A 

5,000 

00     

01%  .. 

01%  102!>8 

0214  Apr.    3 

02  SB  Apr.    8 

100     Jan.     5 

03%  Jan.  18 

2d   4%s                                    1937 

72 

General,  g.,  5s  1940 
Terminal,  1st,  jr.,  5s  1943 
Registered,  $5,000  each  .1943 
Wilk.&East.,lst,(rtd.,ir.,58.1942 
Mldl'd  RR.  of  N.  J.,  1st,  68.1910 
N.Y.  Tex.  &Mex.,gu.,  1st,  48.191  2 
North.  Illinois—  See  Chic.  &  N.  W. 
Northern  Ohio.    See  L.  Erie  &  W. 
Northern  Pacific— 
Gen.,lst,RR.&L  G.s.f.g.6s.l!>21 
Registered.                        1921 

29,000 

73       75 
103       '03^ 

71 

69     Apr.  13 

71     Apr.     2 

69     Apr.  13 
105     Jan.     4 

74%  Jan.  19 
07%  Mar.  18 

SO 

.    90 
16     

87%  Jan   20 

90     Feb.     3 
19%  Jan.  30 

15,000 

16     ..„.. 

16%  Apr.    2 

16=8  Apr.  26 

116%  Apr.    2 

43.OOO 
120,000 

11,000 

15%  116 
15%  116 
24^   12; 

15%  

1614  
16%  117% 

15%  Apr.     1 
16     Apr.     1 
27     Apr.     2 

16%  Apr.  30 
16%  Apr.     8 
27%  Apr.  19 

113     Jan.     6 
113%  Jan.     7 
123%  Feb.    9 

16%  Mar.  15 
17     Mar.  16 
27%  Apr.  19 

St.  P.  &Nor.Pao.,gen.,g.,6s.l923 
Registered  certificates     1923 

25     

Prior  lien,  gold  4s                1997 

-J 
-J 

-F 
-F 
-J 

M-N 

900,000 
104,000 
299,000 

85%    86 

86       '«"(";  "ij 

86H    86% 

36     Apr.  19 
85»8Apr.  17 
51%  Apr.  19 

87     Apr.  23 
86%  Apr.  13 
54%  Apr.     8 

85%  Jan.     5 
85»sApr.  1? 
51%  Apr.  19 

88  "a  Mar.  15 
88     Mar.    1 
56%  Feb.     5 

Registered  1997 

General  lien,  g.,  3s  2047 
Registered  .                 .       2047 

527g    53  "i 

52  "s 

Nor.  P.  Ter.  Co.,  1st,  g.,  6s  1933 
Nor.  Railway  CaU—  See  Cent.  Pao. 
North  Wisoon  -l>feO  8t.P.M.&  O. 
Norfolk  &  South.,  1st,  g.,  58..  1941 
Norfolk  &  Western,  gen.  6s..  1931 
New  River,  let,  6s               1932 

127,000 

....  105 
18      '.'.'.'.'.'. 

110 

04     107 

06%  ... 

06%  Apr.  22 

10     Apr.     8 

104%  Jan.     5 

100%  Feb.  20 
17     Jan.  13 
111     Apr.     1 

10     Mar.  20 

05     Mar.  19 
17     Jan.  31 
16     Apr.  30 

05     107 
26 

VI-N 
-O 

7,000 

17     120 

11     Apr.     1 

16     Apr.  30 

MAY,  1897.] 


NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE  MONTHLY  RECORD. 


13 


BONDS. 
New  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

SI 

Sales  in 
ar  value 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1897T 

PRICES  IN  APRIL. 

RANGE  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

April  1. 

April  30. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Norfolk  A  Western—  (Oem.) 
Improvement  Aext.,  g.,  6s.  1934 

K-A 

t 

Bid.      Atk. 

Bid.     Alk. 

Bui.      Alk. 

Bale  Price*. 

Bale  Price* 

Sale  Price*. 

Bale  Price*. 

CoL  Oon!  AT.  1st,  gn..  g.,5s.l922 
Beto.  T.  A  1C.  E..lsi  gi-g.4«.  1989 
Mor.A  W.  RT.  1st  eon.  g.  4S.1996 
Registered  1096 

I-J 
M-N 

A-O 
A-O 
A-O 

A-O 
Oct. 
Oct. 

I-J 
/-, 
A-O 
M-H 
J-T) 

01     Feb.  23 
81  %  Jan.     6 
6719  Apr.  24 

01     Feb   23 

19,000 
42,000 

81       82 

83 
72 

82       82is 
68is    68% 

82     Apr.    2 
67>9  Apr.  24 

82is  Apr.  10 
71  14  Apr.    3 

83%  Jan.  18 
74is  Mar.  19 

BmsJU.                 1996 

Hor.  A  Mont.-*s  H.  Y.  Central. 
Acden.  A  L.  Ch.  — 
U  1st.  eon.  to  1920 

income        1920 

Ohio  Ind.  AW.—  ftsC.CC.  ABt-L. 
Ohio  A  Miss..  oon.,s.f..7s....  1898 

31,000 
4,000 
6.000 
31,000 

105 

OiSg  ... 

1041s  Apr.     8 

104is  Apr.  24 

104     Mar  11 

104is  Apr   24 

0438 

16     Apr!     8 
103%  Apr.     2 

10414  Apr.  20 

10214  Jan   18 

10414  Mar.  29 
120     Mar.    3 
1053a  Apr.  29 

3d.  eon.   7s                        ..1911 

///      its 

1161*120 
104 

116 

115     Jan.  13 
101     Feb.  25 

lst,8prini.I>lT.,7s  
1st,  gen.,  5s  1932 

05=8  106i« 

1053s  Apr.  29 

Ohio  fflTer  RR.,  1st,  g.,5s...  1936 
Oea.,  g.,5s  1937 
Onto  Southern  1st,  6s            lft?l 

J-I 
A-O 
J-D 
M  \ 

1,000 

too     ...... 

Oils 

101  >9  Apr.  30 

lOlis  Apr.  30 

01  is  Apr.  30 

101  >9  Apr.  30 

IS         oo 
95 

5.000 

90 

90 

Sis    10 

8419  Apr.  20 

8514  Apr.  20 

83is  Feb.  24 
10     Mar.    9 
814  Apr.  22 

4919  Jan.  15 

90     Jan.     6 
14     Feb.  17 
15     Jan.     8 

55     Mar.  18 

Oen    g    4s         ..        1921 

»i»£  Tnut  Oo.  certf  •    

14.000 

..       .     17>t 

8"i«Apr.  22 

9     Apr.  23 

Ohio  VaL  —  S«  Ches.  A  O.  Southw. 
Omaha  A8L  Lou.  By.,  lst.4s.1937 
»».  Trust  Co.  oerts  

T-  .1 

45       50 

54 

45ig    53% 

Oregon  A  CaL,l«t,gu..g.,  5s.  1937 
Oregon  Imp.  Co.-  1st.,  g..  6s.  19  1O 
KnV  Tnut  Oo.  oerts.  of  dep  .  . 
Osnlg    5,                1939 

T-  I 

J-U 
A-O 

ii,6bo 
35,000 

87  *Q 

88     Apr.  29 
85is  Apr.     4 

90     Apr.  28 
87     Apr.  13 

88     Apr.  29 
85^4  Mar.    8 
15     Feb.  10 
16is  Jan.  13 
110    Jan.    4 
80     Jan.    4 

90HJan.  18 
87     Apr.  13 
15     Feb.  10 
1919  Mar.    3 
114     Apr.    8 
84     Feb.    8 

86       86% 
20 

9719  

SO 

1919 

Oregon.  R.AN..lst,».f..g..6s.l909 
Ore.  BB.  AHS.T.  eon.,  g.,  4s.  1946 

J-I 

18,000 
78.000 

*»t  ...... 

113>4  

113     113% 
8214    83 

113     Apr.  19 
81  is  Apr.  13 

114     Apr.     8 
82is  Apr.  26 

T>due«h  Tenn.  A  Ala.- 
t   1st,  5s                  192O 

Issue  ot  1890 

j. 

Issoeof  18921            

j  _ 

Panam£  s^.,sabsjdj,  g.,  to.  .  1910 
Penlnsois)—  Ms  Ckleago  A  H.  W. 
PeuurlTanl*  Oo.— 
Peon.  Co..gu.,  1st.  4>is.  ...1921 
Registered           1921 

M-H 

J-, 

40,000 
15,000 

roS\    no 

110     

111%112SB 

111     Apr.    7 
110     Apr.  15 

112^8  Apr.  21 
112     Apr.  30 

109%  Jan.  18 
109is  Jan.  28 

1127g  Apr.  21 
112     Apr.  30 

P.  OCX  A  m.L.,00*..  gn.,  «-.4^s. 
Series  A                 1940 

A- 
M- 

42,000 
13,000 



108i4  

IM\  Apr.     4 
1067s  Apr.     4 

108  is  Apr.  22 
10738  Apr.     7 

106  '9  Apr.    4 
108i4  Jan.  23 

1093s  Mar.  17 
1093s  Mar.  16 

Series  B   guar                    1941 

ioe 

Series  cl  guar                   1941 

107  »i 

Series  D'  4s,  guar          .  ..194S 

M- 

4.000 

EM 

7  .«» 

JO3 

101     102 

102     Apr.  20 
109%  Apr.    2 
109     Apr.  14 
138UAjir.  14 

102     Apr.  2O 
109%  Apr.     2 
1O9U  Apr.  23 
138is  Apr.  19 

102     Apr.  20 
10919  Feb.    4 
1O9     Apr.  14 
135     Jan.     H 
136     Jan.  20 

102     Apr.  20 
1  10     Mar.  18 
10914  Apr.  23 
139     Jan.  29 
136i9  Jan.  22 

Pitts*.  Ota.  *  A.  L..  1st,  7s.  1900 
Registered                      -  -19OO 

K 

Pitts.  Ft.  W.  A  Chic..  1st,  7s.  1912 
3d.  7s                                  .1912 

J-, 

2,000 

dan  Si"" 

137     
136     

137     

136     . 

3d!  7s                                    191! 

A- 

A- 

ISO         

Okte.8t.UA*ir.ist,e..g.,5s.l931 
RiMMtMViei                           '  '  '  i 

1,000 

115" 

113     

112     

112if  Apr.  15 

112>sApr.  15 

1121s  Apr.  15 

115     Jan.     4 

Ctor.  A  Pitts..  eon..sjr.,  7s.  19« 

M- 

M- 

H-l 

M- 

LM  — 

1,000 

//*     

113     115 

113*1 

113>«  Apr.  14 

11314  Apr.  1' 

113^  Apr.  1' 

113U  Apr.  14 

M.  L.  Vu.  AT.  H.,3d,7s.  ..1B9« 
2d.gu«r..  7s  1898 
Or.  B*.  AL  .ex.  lst^n.g.4>»s.  1941 
AUegh.VaL.ren.jra..g..4«.l»42 



100     

103     

LOO 

rwn.BB.Ou.- 
1st,  4srMlest.,  g.  1033 

1.000 

lab       in 

107     109 

109     Apr.  14 

109     Apr.  14 

1O9     Apr.  14 

109     Apr.  14 

Ooa.',  (.,&•-....'  '."'.1919 

RjurfatjmMl                                      Ifllfi 

0»n.,g..4«  1943 
Clere-A  Mar.lst  gu.K.4>i*.1935 
UJTJ.RB.AOKH.Oo.jai.4s.1944 
Delaware  BlTsr  BB.  A  Brtd*« 

3: 

1S.OOO 

HSU  Apr.  23 

113^4  Apr.  23 

112U  Mar.  16 

li'3'Vt"Apr."2'3 

PvneneoU  A  AU—  «M  Loo.  A  »  asn. 

M- 

5,000 
1.000 

2.000 

98 

100     . 
99     102 

101  is  Apr.     9 
101     Apr.  12 

24%  Apr.     9 
80     Apr.  17 

101  19  Apr.    9 
101     Apr.  13 

24%  Apr.    9 
80     Apr.  17 

100    Jan.  11 
100     Feb.  19 

24%  Apr.    9 

112i9  Mar.    8 
75>9Jan.  2 

104     Feb.     1 
106     Feb.    8 

271s  Jan.  15 

114     Jan.  21 
80     Apr.  17 

83     Feb.    4 
81     Jan.  22 
48     Jan.  19 
363s  Jan.  19 

34U  Jan.  18 

100     102 
25 

99     100 

Pw.  A  Bast.—  «ssG  Cl  61  A  ttl  L. 
,WA  Pek  Union.,  1st,  «  .«•  1921 

110     
74     

79'»    80 

113     

77       80 

79<s    80 

112      

75 

Pnlla.  ARmdJng  gtm    g  U1900, 

605.000 

8038    80% 

79>«Apr.  19 

80'g  Apr.    3 

79ie  Apr.  19 
81     Jan.  22 
39     Apr.     1 
29     Apr.    4 

30%  Mar.    5 

Ku.  Tnut  Oi.  etfs.  assented.  .. 

1st.  pf.Jne.lr'.  reel  juil  ins!  pd-'Vu' 
3d.  pr.lne.tr.  ree-.aUlns.pd.'Se 
Sdprsf..  Ineome  1958 
3d.  pf..  Ine.  tt.  r««.^UUu.pd/5l 

i  i 
IPs 
re 
PC 

10,000 
10,000 

46       46% 

34*1    35  >« 
32H    33i« 

39     Apr. 
29     Apr.     4 

39     Apr. 
29     Apr.    4 

DeMnc.  tr.  r-e..  alllns.  pd  
Pi  oe  Crsek.  reg..  guar.  to  1933 
Pitts.  CU.  A  St,  C—  «M  Penn.  Oo. 

PIUS,  a  a  AM.L.-XM  Pen*,  oo. 

Pitts.  CWT.  A  ToL.  1st.  to  ..1922 
Pitts.  nW.ACkle.-XM  Penn.  Co. 

J- 

A- 
J- 
A- 

J- 
J- 
J-, 
J- 

J  - 

J- 

s 

5: 

Pitts.  A  LsJts  Erie— 

Pitts.  MeKeesp-t  A  Vough.- 
lst.Cn..  "s.  1»M 
3d.  ira./e*    .                     ...19& 

MeKe&ABeIleV..lsM[.,to.l9ie 
Pitts.  P.  *  P..  1st,  «.,  5s  1916 
Ptttsb.  Ska.  A  U  trte- 

56,000 

94H    95 

TO" 
jo     

99%  1001] 

"TO"  ".III*. 

35     

80 
lOOU  100i« 
"V'dii  "70% 

100     Apr.  19 
70ii"ApV."29 

IOC's  Apr.     7 
71%"Ap'r."l5 

95     Jan.     2 

70  "Mar  ."2" 
3319  Mar. 

so  IH  Apr      9 

10219  Mar.  1 

74  is  Jan"" 
HSij  Mar. 

80  IG  Apr     f 

l«t.-..n.   •,« 
PtMs.  A  West.,  1st,  g..  «•....  1917 
OoM.Se  1891-1941 
IPItts.  T.  A  Ask..  Ist.eon.,5s.l9r 

2flAM4&W  A  SAT     tot  D  A  H. 
BlelLADaa.    *r«8outhnBy. 
BtoOr.  West..  1st.  g.,  4s  193« 
BtoOr.Jaae..lst.ga.  g..5sll93C 

1,000 
331,000 

73  1«    73  >s 

71       73>< 

SOU  

71     Apr.     1 

7^'«  Apr.     4 

7019  Mar.  29 

74%  Feb.    1 

THE      QUOTATION     SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

if 

Sale*  in 
April. 
Par  value 

Price  abou1 
January  2> 

1897. 

PRICES  IN  APRIL. 

RANQE  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

Aprtll. 

April  30. 

Lotcett. 

Highett. 

Loweil. 

Bigheit. 

Bio.  Or.  80..  1st,  g.,  Sa  1940 
Rooh.  A  Pitts.    See  Bat.  R.  &  Pit. 
Borne  Wat  &  Og.    See  N.  Y.  Cent. 
Salt  Lake  O.,l8t,g.,s.i.,  6s..  1913 
t.  Jos.  *G.  Is.,  1st,  6s  1925 
Cent.  Trustee,  certs,  of  dep  
St.  Louis  Alton  &  Terre  Haute— 

J-J 

J-J 
M-N 

J-D 
J-D 

9 

Bid.     Aik. 
86 

Bid.     Aik. 

Bid.     Aik. 

Sole  Pricei. 

Sole  Pricei. 

Sale  Pricei. 
63is  Jan.  15 

Sale  Pricei. 
63  is  Jan.  15 

80,000 
1.COO 

45       50 
Toa1^  iot 

521$  

55 

52     Apr.  14 
10413  Apr.  2P 

5414  Apr.     2 
104  13  Apr.  28 

47>*  Jan.     4 
104.1s  Apr.  28 

5414  Apr.     2 
104  is  Apr.  28 

104i«  

105     

Befie.  &  Carodt,  1st,  6s..  ..1923 
Ch.8t.L.AP.lst,gu.g.,Ss...l917 
8t.L.8o.,lst,gu.,g.,48  1931 

J-D 
M-8 

M-8 
M-8 
M-8 
M-8 

M-N 

M-N 
M-N 
F-A 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
M-8 
J-D 
J-J 

M-N 

J-J 

J-J 
J-J 

F-A 
A-O 

A-O 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-D 
J-D 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
J-D 
J-D 

J-J 
J-J 
A-O 

J-J 

&?        «f 

90     

1st,  oonsol.,5s  1939 
Carb.  AShaw.,  lst,g..4s.  .  .  .1932 
Bt.  L.  &  Cal.    See  Mobile  &  Ohio. 
St.  L  &  Iron  Mount.   See  Mo.  Pao. 
St.  L.  Jack.  &  Ohio.  See  Ch.A  Alt. 
St.  L.  Kan.  A  Swn.  See  Bt-L.&S.F. 
St.L.M.Br.  SeeTer.RK.As.  of  8t.L. 
St.  Louis  &  San  Fran.— 
2d  g    6s  Glass  A          1906 

80 

80      

2,000 
7,000 
18,000 

lllifl  ... 

115 

115     116 

115      . 

115     Apr.  23 
114%  Apr.    7 
115     Apr.  23 

115     Apr.  23 
1153g  Apr.  28 
115ia  Apr.  26 

112     Jan.     6 
112     Jan.     6 
112%  Jan.  28 

115     Apr.  23 
115%  Feb.     3 
115i«Apr.  26 

2d'  g  '  6s  Class  B                 1906 

Ill's 

2d"  g  '6s  "class  C                  1906 

Ill's 

114     114% 

115      

Istg.',  6s,  Pierce  C.&O....  1919 
G«n.,g.,  6s  1931 
Gen.,  g.,  5s  1931 
1st.  trust,  g.,  5s  1987 
FtS.«V.B.Bdg.lst,g.6s..  .1910 
Bt.  L.  K.  &8.W.,l8t,6s...  .1916 
Kansas  Mid.,  Ist.g.,  4s...  .1937 
Bt.  L.  &8.  F.  RR.  g.  4g...  .1996 
-St.  Louis  South.  SeeSt.L.A  &T.H. 
Bt.  L.  S.W.l8t,g.48,bd.,otfs.l989 
2d,  g.  ,  4s,  Inc.  bond,  otf  s  —  1989 
St.  L.  Van.  &  T.  H.   See  Penn.  Co. 
Bt.  Paul  City  Cable,con.g.,5s.l937 

14.0OO 
3,000 

107i« 

Ill       111>S 

96 

110  14  Apr.  28 
96     Apr.  18 

111     Apr.     7 
96     Apr.  13 

108i8  Jan.     7 
9413  Jan.     5 
87is  Jan.  12 
110     Mar.  30 

112is  Feb.     1 
9313  Feb.     2 
90     Jan.  15 
110     Mar.  30 

94       96 

94i3    . 

45,000 

267,000 
190,000 

62ifl  

62is  

63%    64 

66°8    68 
21i«  

63     Apr.     1 

59%  Apr.     1 
15     Apr.     1 

64     Apr   22 

66is  Apr.  28 
22     Apr.  29 

62>sJan.  14 

59%  Apr.    1 
15     Apr.     1 

91     Feb.  27 

66'e  Feb.    4 

70     Jan.  18 
28     Jan.  19 

91     Feb.  27 

68       60 
24 

60     . 

15is    17 

8( 

Bt.  Paul  &  Duiuth.lst,  5s..  ..1931 
2d  5a                                     1917 

9,000 

19,000 
8,000 
1,000 

103    ib';ii« 

nS    . 

102     102»s 
120      . 

102     Apr.  10 

11913  Apr.  19 
12m  Apr.     2 
12614  Apr.  13 

102     Apr.  10 

1201s  Apr.  14 
122     Apr.  20 
12614  Apr.  13 

102     Apr.  10 

118%  Jan.  11 
117i2  Jan.     7 
123     Jan.     6 

10414  Feb.  24 

12213  Mar.    5 
122     Apr.  20 
126i4Apr.  13 

St.  P'aul  Minn.  &  Manitoba— 
2d  <j8                       1909 

Dakota  ext.,  gold,  6s  1910 
1st,  consol.,  6s  1933 
Registered.                        1933 

118 

122 

122 

123 

12614 

Reduced  to  gold  4138  1933 
Registered                      1933 

165,000 

102J4  102% 

10614  1061s 

105%  Apr.  19 

10612  Apr.  23 

1021s  Jan.     4 
106i2  Mar.  29 
87%  Jan.  12 
85     Jan.  19 

107     Mar.  16 
10613  Mar.  29 
93     Apr.  29 
89is  Apr.  23 

Mont.  Ext.,  1st,  gold,  4s..  ..19?7 
Registered                         1937 

34,000 
1,000 

86 

92 

92i4    92°s 

90     Apr.  26 
89is  Apr.  23 

93     Apr.  29 
89is  Apr.  23 

<S#»fl     #13 

Hinneap.  Union.  1st,  6s.  ...  1  922 
Mont.  CT,  1st,  gu.  g.,  6s....  1937 
Registered                   1937 

18,000 
5.000 
10,000 

119     1191s 
115i4ll9i3 

119     Apr.  22 
115     Apr.  24 
106is  Apr.     3 

119     Apr.  22 
115     Apr.  24 
1061s  Apr.     3 

11414  Feb.     8 
115     Apr.  24 
103     Feb.  19 

119     Apr.  22 
115     Apr.  24 
1061s  Mar.  18 

1st.,  guar.,  gold.  5s  1937 
Registered                         1937 

IO2^ 

E.  M.,  1st  dlv.,  1st,  g.  5s...  .1908 
Registered                         1908 

17,000 

106     108  19 

106     Apr.     3 

108     Apr.     9 

106     Apr.    3 

108     Mar.  17 

Will.  &  8.  F.,istg..58  1938 
Registered                         1938 

106     Mar.  18 

10713  Mar.  18 

StPaul  &  Nor.Pae.  See  Nor.  Pac. 
St.P.A  Sioux  Cy.  SeeC.St.P.M&O. 
8.A.&  A.  P.,  1st,  gu.,g.,4s....l943 
S.F.&N.P.,l8t,s.  f.  g.,  5s...  .1919 
Bav.  F.  A  W.  ,  1  Bt,  con.  ,  g.  ,  6s.  1  934 
SolotoVal.&N.E.  SeeNor.&West. 
Beab.  &  Roanoke,  1st,  5s  —  1926 
Seaeide&B.  Bridge—  See  Bklyn  El. 
Seat.L.  8.&Ea8t.l8t,gu.g.6s.l931 
Trust  receipts,  ass'ment  paid 
Bod.  Bay  &  So.,  1st,  g.,  5s..  ..1924 
Bo.  Car.  &  Georgia  Istg.,  58.1919 
South.  Pac.  of  Arizona  — 
Guar  1st  6s               .      1909-10 

167,000 

5413    56 
07      too 

57is 

58 

57     Apr.  29 

SSH  Apr.     2 

54'sJan.  13 

5914  Mar.  22 

35       38 

J-J 

M-N 

J-J 
A-O 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

J-J 
J-J 

M-S 
M-8 
J-J 
A-O 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
M-8 
A-O 
M-8 
M-8 
M-N 
M-N 
F-A 
J-J 

J-D 

A-O 
F-A 
A-O 

?:AJ 

M-8 
J-J 

M-8 

J-D 
Mfh 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
J-D 
A-O 
J-J 

27,000 

87,000 
4,000 
87,000 
113,000 

91is 

92       92'8 
94 

92     Apr.    8 

92%  Apr.     9 
106ia  Apr.  21 
87%  Apr.  17 
85     Apr.     1 

93     Apr.  29 

9413  Apr.  29 
106ia  Apr.  21 
88%  Apr.  26 
85%  Apr.  23 

8713  Feb.     3 

90     Feb.     2 
106is  Apr.  21 
85     Feb.  17 
82     Jan.     2 

93     Apr.  29 

9413  Apr.  29 
108     Jan.  11 

88%  Apr.  26 
89     Mar.  15 

92       93 

"83ia  '.'.'. 
83 

B.P.of  Cal.,  1st,  g.,  6s.  .  .  .1905-12 
lst,oonsoi.,  guar.  g.5s  —  1937 
A.  &  N.  W.  1st,  gu.  g.  5s..  ..1941 
8.  P.  Coast.  1st.,  gu.  g.  4s..  ..1937 
8.  Pao.  of  N.Mex..  1st,  6s..  ..1911 
Southern  Railway— 
1st  con.  g.,  5s  1994 
Registered                            1  994 

>°7     

sj    

10513  
85      

102,000 
265,000 

101      

8813    89 

104     

8916    89% 

103is  Apr.     4 
88     Apr.  19 

104ia  Apr.  30 
89%  Apr.     8 

102     Jan.     4 
8713  Mar.  29 

105     Feb.     1 
91     Jan.  18 

88%    90 

E.  Ten.,  reor.  lien,  g.,  4-58.1938 
Registered.                        1938 

86is  Mar.  30 

89%Jau.  12 

Ala  Cen.  R.  1st  6s      .      ..1918 

109i4  Feb.     3 

109H  Feb.     3 

Atl.  &Ch.  Air  Line,  incouie.1900 
Col.  &  Greenville  1st  5  6s.  19  16 
East  Tenn.Va.&Ga.  1st  78.1900 
Divisional,  g..  58  1930 
Con.,  1st,  g.,  5s  1956 
Geor  Pac  Ry.,lst,  g.,  5-68.1922 

4,000 
14,000 
122,000 
23,000 
3,000 
4,000 

106%  109is 
10913 

109     111 
113%  115 
109%  109'e 
11514  116 
112     114 
122     123 

1091s  Apr.  26 
11312  Apr.  29 
109     Apr.     2 
1143s  Apr.     7 
114     Apr.     9 
12112  Apr.  20 

109i3  Apr.  26 
11512  Apr.     9 
109%  Apr.  21 
115     Am-.  28 
11414  ».     3 
122     ATfr.  26 

idVii  Jan.     4 
112     Jan.  27 
107     Jan.     2 
10713  Jan.     6 
112     Jan.     7 
117%  Jan.     5 
100     Jan.  14 
95     Jan.  14 

10913  Mar.  15 
115is  Apr.     9 
109%  Apr.  21 
115      Apr.  28 
115     Feb.     6 
1221*  Mar.  23 
100     Jan.  14 
101     Feb.     5 

112 

107     107'8 

108«8  10912 

Knox.  &  Ohio,  1st,  g.,  6s..  1925 
Rich.  &  Dan.,  con.,  g.,  6s.  .1915 
Equip,  sink.  fd.,g.,5s  ..1909 
Deb.,  5s.,  stamped            1927 

109     lllis 
117i«  11912 

..  11414 

go      100 

9514  

Va.  Mid.  Serial—  Ser.  A.  68.1906 
Series  F,  5s                        1931 

Va.  Mid.  gen.,  5  s  1936 
Gtd.,  stamped  1936 

22,000 
13,000 

100     10014 
100  is 

10314 

101%  102% 
102 

101     Apr.     2 
lOl^s  Apr.  15 

102     Apr.     3 
1021s  Apr.  30 

100     Jan.  12 
look  Jan.     9 

103  13  Mar.  12 
1021s  Apr.  30 

1011s  lOSis 

W.O.&  W.  1st,  oy..  gtd.,  48.1924 
West.  N.  C..  1st,  con.,  g.,6s.  1914 
B.  A  N.  Ala.    See  Loulsv.  &  Nash 
8tat.Isl.Ry.,  1st  gu.,g.,  4*28.1943 
Syra.  Bing.  &  N.f  .    See  D.L.&  W. 
rper.  Ass.  of  St.  L.,l8tg.,4is8.1939 
J.    1st  con.  g.,  5s  1894-1944 

So 

81 

26,000 

11013  

114     114% 
106 

11414  11408 

108     10913 
106ia  106% 

113%  Apr.  19 

114i3  Apr.  21 

11112  Jan.  22 

109     Jan.  16 
lOSis  Feb.     2 

11413  Mar.  25 

109i2  Mar.    1 
106%  Jan.     9 

106 

7,000 

105     106  "a 

107 

10614  Apr.  24 

106i4  Apr.  24 

St.L.M.Bdge.Ter.,Ktd,g.5s.l930 
Terre  Haute  Elec,  Ry.,  g.  68.1914 
Tex.  AN.  O.,  1st,  7s  1905 
Bablne  Div's'n,  1st,  6s  1912 
Consol.,  gold,  5s  1943 
T.*  P.Ry.,E.Dv.,l8t,g.  68.1905  > 
From  Texarka  ua  to  Ft.  Worth.  S 
1st  gold,  5s  2000 

111     Mar.    1 

111     Mar.    1 

89,000 

O3       

95      

95!4Apr.  22 

95%  Apr.  26 

91*i  Jan.     4 
107     Jan.  21 

85%  Jan.     7 
18     Apr.  19 
121is  Apr.     7 
1O2     Mar.  19 
104     Feb.     5 

95%  Apr.  26 
107    Jan.  21 

90     Feb.     2 
23     Jan.  18 
12214  Feb.  25 
108     Feb.     5 
104is  Jan.  21 

tob 

151,000 
453,000 
2.0OO 
12,000 

851?    8612 
19      

8958    90 
20       20is 
122131  
1021s  10314 

88     Apr.  19 
18     Apr.  19 
121i«  Apr.     7 
lOSis  Apr.  19 

90     Apr.  29 
20%  Apr.  28 
122     Apr.     4 
104     Apr.     7 

2d,  gold,  income,  5a  2000 

19 

Third  Ave.,  1st,  gold,  5s  1937 
Tol.  4O.  Centrist,  g.,  5s..  ..1935 
West'nDlv.,lst,  g.,  5s  1935 
G«n  gold  SB                            1935 

120i«  
104      roj 

<*y% 

Kan.  &M..lstgu.,g.,4s  1990 
Tol.  Peo.  *  W.,  1st,  gold,  48.1917 

"37,000 

76       78 
67i«  

75       75 
60       63 

76%  Mar.    4 
60     Apr.  22 

78     Jan.  19 
68iflJan.  14 

62       64 

60     Apr.  22 

63     Apr.     8 

MAY.  1897.J 


NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE  MONTHLY  BECORl). 


Iff 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

*t 

"« 

Sole*  in 
April. 
Par»a4ue 

"rife  about 
anuary  2, 
1897T 

PRIOS8  IN  APRIL. 

RAJfOE  FOR  IEAR  1897. 

AprU\. 

.dpriJ  30. 

Lmcttt. 

Sighett. 

Lowest. 

Sighett. 

Toledo  St.  LouU  *  Kansa*  City, 
l*t.g.e*.  Trait  Reoelptii.1916 
TTliter*  Del.,  l»t  con.  if.,  -is.  1928 
U  nloa  Kleratod.    SwB'klynEl. 
Union  Paclno— 
l*t    el-                                 ...1896 

J-D 
j-D 

J-J 
J-J 

r-J 
J-J 

j'-'j 

J-D 
M-N 

K-A 

M    - 
P-A 

• 

46.000 
10.000 

8.000 
41.0OO 
13.OOO 
18.000 
5.0OO 
4.000 
15.OOO 
9.000 
33.0OO 

Bui.      Alk. 
69     

Bid.      Alk. 
71 

Bid.      A>k. 

.    70 
97 

Sale  Price*. 

69     Apr.  22 
98     Apr.  17 

01  4  Apr.    7 
014  Apr.  12 
01%  Apr.  13 
02  H  Apr.     9 
024  Apr.  20 
034  Apr.  24 
03  4  Apr.     2 
044  Apr.  16 
97     Apr.  26 

Sale  Price*. 

70     Apr.  15 
99     Apr.  26 

02     Apr.  21 
024  Apr.  30 
02  4  Apr.  22 
03     Apr.  22 
03  H  Apr.  26 
034  Apr.  24 
04     Aor.  24 
05    Apr.      8 
99     Apr.  30 

Sale  Price*. 

674  Mar.  23 
98     Feb.    4 

014  Mar.    6 
014  Mar.    5 
01%  Mar.    6 
02     Mar.    6 
00     Jan.     6 
994  Jan.     5 
OO     Jan.     2 
004  Jan.  13 
97     Apr.  26 

Sale  Price*. 

75    Feb.     1 
LOO     Jan.  11 

104%  Feb.     1 

loo      tot 
03 

98 

014  103  <4 
014  1034 
02     
02     1024 

..  103 
024  1034 
02  BB  

03     1034 

l.t.6*  1897 

02i«  

l3t.  6*             1898 

03  >f 

.04%  Feb.  25 
105     Feb.    5 

lit.  6*    1899 

D.IU, 

Tr.  <xrtt.  ex  mat.  coup*.  1890 
Tr.  rctt.  ex  mat.  coup*  .  .1897 
Tr.  recU.  ex  mat  coups.  1898 
Tr.  recto,  ex  mat.  coup*.  1899 
Collateral  trait,  6*.  19O8 

OO     

1054  Feb.  23 
104     Mar.    3 
1044  Mar.    4 
105     Mar.    4 
105     Apr.     8 
994  Mar.  30 

OO     101 
00     100M 
00     

03     104 
03>4  104 
O34  

03     1O4 
03     103% 

98>«    994 
73 

5*.  1907 
Tr.  Oo.  eerta..  gold.  44*..  1918 
Gold  note*.  6*.  .tamped.  1894 
Bit.  .Inking  road.  g..  81.  en- 
frarod  Trait  Co.  eortb..  1899 
Kaniai  Pacific,  lit.  6*  189B 
Earn  Tr.  oertti.,  ex-mat,  coup* 
lit,  6.         1896 

75       85 

172,000 

7,000 
14,000 

00     1^1 

.....       00 

/*r>9  

90     

01  38  1014 

01»e  101  °8 

89       91 
094  

014  Apr.  19 

89     Apr.     9 
09  >4  Apr.  22 

1014)  Apr.  14 

91     Apr.  26 
1094  Apr.  22 

4934  Jan.  22 
99     Feb.     1 

87     Jan.  22 
108     Jan.     5 
101  4  Mar.    9 

50     Jan.  18 
1024  Mar.  23 

95     Feb.  11 
1094  Apr.  22 
102     M^r.    5 
113%  Feb.  10 
102     Mar.    5 
117%  Apr.  24 
104     Mar.    5 
78     Jan.  23 

'.'.'.'.'.  ibi" 

I-D 
M-N 

14.0OO 
2.OOO 
20,000 

13 

12     Apr.     6 
00%  Apr.  22 
164  Apr.  15 

1134  Apr.  22 
00%  Apr.  22 
117%  Apr.  24 

Bag.  tr.  oerto.,  ex-mat  coup*. 
Denr.  Dlr.,  au'd  6*.  1809 
Enit.  tr.  recto,  ex-mat,  eoupa 
Eng.  tr.  rcto  lit.  eon.  6*.  .  .  1919 
a  B.  Un.  P.,  fund.  coup..  7..1895 
Atob.  Col.  A  Pa&,  lit,  6»..1905 
A  ten.  J.  Oo.  A  W..  lit.  6*..  IMS 
U.  P.  L.  A  C.,  lit,  gn,  g.  5«.  .  1918 
D.  P.  D.  A»..lateon.,g.fB*.1939 
0.8.  L,  A  U.  fo..gn..g..  S..1019 
BBgrared  Truit  Oo.  eerU  
Oreg.  Short  Line,  lit.  6«...  1922 
Bag.  Trait  Co.  cerU.  of  dep't  . 
Utah*  So..  lit,7»  1906 
<;„:.!.  .•>•    1930 

90  :::::: 



004  
1714  1177e 
02*9 

100%  Apr.  22 
1134  Jan.     6 

95     100 
«6       67 
V     

96     Jan.  18 
67     Jan.     5 

M-If 
M-H 

» 

1*^0 

J-I) 

A-O 
P-A 

r'-'j 
j-j 
j-j 
j-j 

M-R 

K    A 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 

J-J 

A-O 

In 

ta 
J-J 

37,000 

73 

72       724 
50     

71     Apr.  20 

73%  Apr.     3 

7,000 

V     

27 
26 

26 

25     Apr.  12 

254  Apr.     8 

25     Feb.  19 
27     Mar.  12 
20     Mar.  30 
33     Apr.     4 

634  Jan.     6 
1134  Jan.    4 
111%  Jan.     4 
114     Feb.  18 

31     Mar.  17 
29     Mar.  17 
244  Jan.  29 
37     Feb.    3 

77%  Mar.  20 
119     Mar.    4 
m^s  Feb.  24 
118     Mar.    3 

»        14^ 
JUHl    30 

634  ... 

18 

34.000 

110,000 
8.000 
71.000 

33 

33       35 

75     . 

33     Apr.    4 

744  Apr.    6 
116     Apr.  17 
1154  Apr.    2 

85     Apr.  10 

75  4  Apr.  19 
118     Apr.  30 
116     Apr.  26 

74       75 
118 

\1\ 

17>4  118 
15%  115'g 
115 

114*119 

154116 
1154  120 

98        . 

1OO     

Utah  8outh.^en..7i,tr  jee.1909 
ExtoMlon.  lit.  7i.tr.  ree.1909 

U.NJ.RR.AC.CO.  s«penn.  RB. 

UUca  A  BL  BIT.    «M  K.  Y.  Cent. 
Ver.  Val.  Ind.  AW.  Set  Mo.  Pac. 
Intnta  Mid.    «*•  Sooth.  Ry. 
TXTabMh  RR.  Co..  lit  (.&€..  1939 
W   3d   cold  ft*                      1939 

23,606 

38,000 
429.000 

njm 

«..    & 

106     106>« 
70       70>e 

74     . 
74     

75      

75       754 

1047,  105 
65 

75     Apr.  12 
75     Apr.  29 

103     Apr.    8 
63  4  Apr.  20 

75     Apr.  12 
754  Apr.  20 

1054  Apr.  26 
65  4  Apr.  3D 

72     Jan.  29 
64     Jan.  11 

103     Apr.    8 
63  4  Apr.  20 

764  Feb.    9 
77%  Mar.  20 

1074  Jan.  18 

73*8  Jail.  18 

10414  105% 
63       644 

Debenture  aerie*"  A           .  1939 

8*rle*B.'                       ...193* 

5,000 
2,000 

33       23>« 
95>t    98 
1034106 

194         104\ 

19       194 
88       914 

184  Apr.  15 
884  Apr.  23 

19     Apr.    8 
92     Apr.  26 

184  Apr.  15 
884  Apr.  23 
1054  Jan.     7 

104  4  Jan.     8 
46%  Jan.     5 
13     Mar.    4 

25     Jan.  18 
96     Jan.     4 
1084  Mar.    6 

1074  Mar.    5 
50     Feb.  10 
13%  Mar.  13 

lot.  «.  ft*.  Dot,  *  Ok.  Ex  .  .  .  1  94  1 
8tLil.UAl«.etUh.Br.,lit«*'08 
Warren  RR.    JMD.L.AW. 
Waih.  Ohio  A  We.t    **8o.  Ry. 
Weaten  H.  Y.  *  Pennsylvania— 
lat.gold.ft*  1937 
O«B.g.  3-3-4*                   .  .  .  1*43 

934    96 

11,000 
6,000 

'.'.'.'.'.'.  "484 

1064  

1064  Apr.  17 
48     Apr.    4 

107     Apr.  21 
48     Ayr.     4 

Income  .M  1943 
Wo*.  Ho.  Oar.    «M  South'n  Ky. 
WecfaPaeUe.    «••  Cent  Pacific. 
Weit  Shore.    «M  N.  Y.  Central 
W.  Va.  A  PltUbV.    JHB.AO. 
W.  Va.  Cent  *  P..  1U,  (..«•.  1911 
WhooL  A  Lake  Erie,  lit  Be.  .1934 
Wheel.  Dlr..  lot.  cold.  ft*.  IMS 

. 

39,000 

91      

91      

91     Apr.  13 

91  4  Apr.  26 

90     Jan.  30 

91  4  Mar.  16 

SiSS:  A  lii'MStft*"  i* 

OOMoL.goUtil  1W3 
WUkoab.  A  Eait.  «MK.Y.B.AW 
WULAStoaxP.    JtaSt.PJf.AM. 

Wtaoo*  A  St.  P.  **Cklo.AH.W. 
WU.C*atOo..l.t.tr..g..fti.l937 
KajTiTirt  Tmit  nirtlliatm 

P-A 

J-J 

J-J 

M 

70     Feb.    3 

70     Feb.    3 

20     

10.000 
281,000 

.    31 

31  4  Apr.  22 
294  Apr.  80 

32     Apr.     9 
35     Apr.    2 

314  Apr.  22 
294  Apr.  30 
5     Mar.  26 

106     Feb.    8 
70     Apr.  23 

32     Apr.    9 
39%  Jan.  18 
5  %  Mar.    4 

109     Jan.  18 
814  Feb.  26 

1      « 
tot 

34       854 

39       31 

Income.  5*                            193" 

A-O 

MlM«IUneoni  Bonds. 

Am  Cot.  OU.  dob.,  fold.  $e.  .  19OO 
Am.  ITk  *  Inp.  8*  Mtt  Com.  1C.  J 
As.  Spirit*  M/g.Co.1"  (.a*.  1915 
Bar.  A  8.  Car  Oo.,l«t  gold.  6.  1942 
Boa.U.  Oaa  tr.  •tta.  •.  t.4^5*.  1939 
B-klnUB.OMCo.Utooa4.fta/4a 
BrVn  W.  A  W.B.Co.  lMjr.4*  .  194S 
Can.  Coal  Mta.  Co.  JwT.C.I.AR. 
Oa.0a*  L.  A  C.  JM,  g*.,  g..  ft*.  1937 
OU*.  Jo.  *  8C  Yd..  eoL.  j.,6*.  1910 
Otoarf.  Bit  CoaL    J..N.Y.C.AH 
OoL  C.  *  I.,  lit.  con.,  g..  6a..  1900 
Ool.C.AI.DeT.Oo..ga.,g.,5*  19O9 
OoL  PM!  Oo..gOB-,  g*UT  «*.  .  191  9 
OaLAHoek.c7AL.gohi.te.19r 
Oon.0ai  Oo.Ck.lat.  go..g..3*.  193« 
Do  BanUL  C.  A  L    ««T.  C.  A  I. 
DoL  A  Hod.  Caa.   «M  BJL  bond* 
Dot.  Oa*  Co..  eon.  lot.*.,  S*.1918 
Ed.  EL  111..  i.t,oonr..j.;  5.:i910 
lit  eon.,  g..  5«  199S 
Ed.  EL  nl..B>klim..lit.«.^cl940 

<»-' 

M-8 

J  -J 
J-J 

P-A 

J-J 
J-J 

F-A 

M-? 
J-J 
J-D 

P-A 

M-l 

A-( 
M-B 
J-J 

16.000 
70.000 

107 

1064  1074 
744    75 

106     Apr.  14 
70     Apr.  23 

107    .Apr.     1 
77%  Apr.    9 

75 

74      

injo& 

99,000 
111.000 

10S«» 

109\  110 
954    97 

96       96% 
106 

11241124 
94       95 

97       974 

110     Apr.     1 
94     Apr.  26 

964  Apr.     1 

112<tApr.  24 
95     Apr.  23 

98     Apr.  24 

105%  Jan.     2 
914  Mar.  22 

93     Jan.  16 
1O94  Feb.    5 

92     Mar.  23 

112°8Apr.  24 
101     Jan.  18 

98     Apr.  24 
1094  Feb.    9 

100     Jan.  18 

994  1001* 
934 

5,000 

/OO 

.    93 

92     

92     Apr.     1 

92     Apr.     1 

fooH 

97 

97 

OO 

44,000 
2JOOO 

U..HH 

49,000 

*r 

90       91 

904    90% 

89  4  Apr.  22 

73  4  Apr.  24 
110%  Apr.     1 
109     Apr.  IB 

914  Apr.  12 

734  Apr.  24 
112     Apr.  3O 
1114  Apr.  26 

83%  Jan.  13 

69     Mar.    4 
110     Jan.     4 
104  78  Jan.    7 
1104  Feb.     4 

914  Apr.  12 

79%  Jan.  18 
1124  Feb.     4 
1114  Apr.  26 
1104  Feb.    4 

ii5^  iis" 

104  4106 
no      

1104110% 
110     112 
108«4  

11141124 
1114    
109     

Eqioaa  L,Co.H.  Y.,eoa.*^«.  1933 
Eq.Oa*  A  r..Chle..l(t.inL.6ii.l90o 
Brio  TAtof.  A  Tele.  col.  trait,  g. 

34.00O 

«j4    too 

00         101 

91       91>« 

100     1004 

101      103 
96 

100     101 

1004  Apr.  20 

100%  Apr.  23 

95     Jan.     5 

100%  Apr.  23 

Oen.lD**.  Oo..deb..  gold.  ft*.  1933 
Or.  RlT.Coal  AC..  1  rt,  jr.,  (to.  1919 
Hack.  W.  Reor.  lit.  gold,  ft*.  1926 
Bead!  B.  Co..  lit.  i.  f..g..6..1931 
Hoboken  Ld.  A  Imp..  g..  5*..  1910 
IQtBoto  Mool  Co..  dio..  fta.  .  .  .  1910 
»»aoa»T.  iibia.,54.  1910 
Iroa  Stoamboat  Oo    fl*         1  901 

J    1 
A-( 

M~-l 
M-M 
J-J 
A-( 

A-( 

M-N 
M-H 
M-H 
M-H 
M-8 
M-H 
M-H 
M-H 

1« 

M-N 

J-I 

A    ' 

M-H 

J-J 

53.000 

96     Apr.    1 

974  Apr.  22 

904  Jan.    6 
95     Jan.  14 

1  

974  Apr.  22 
954  Jan.  19 

no      

is'jjbo 

70     Apr.  22 

70     Apr.  22 

70     Apr.  22 

70     Apr.  22 

Into.  Oom.AIn*LCo.d«b.g.a«.1923 
LM.  Oa*  U,S«.  U.  lit,  g.J)«.  1919 
Mad.  So.  Oard.,  lit.  gold,  fti.1919 
M.  B.  H.  AL..Um..g»n..g..4.  1940 
Met.T.*T.,  l«t.  a.  f..g..  6*..  1918 

9ft,000 

934    93% 

944    954 

97       98 

954  Apr.     2 

974  Apr.  15 

934  Jan.     4 

97  4  Apr.  15 



V     
/<»4  

M  lob.  Poa.Car.Co..  lit.  g.,  B«.  1943 
Mutoal  Union  Tel..  *.  f.,  6*.  .1911 
KaVStarrh  Mfg.Co.  1MJ(.JJ*.1930 
»  Y.  A  H.  J.TeL  .if^  n..g.  ,5e,CT  .  193C 
H.Y.  *  Oav  Land,  lit.  g.,6*.19lo 
Vorth  Wnfn  Telegraph.  7I.19O4 
P.O.  0«»L,  AC..  l«gu.*.6*.  190; 
•d.  gnar.,  gold,  0*  19M 
UL*OMoC.j(old.0e  1941 

"i'.6bb 

22,000 





i'i'6"  ! 

102     

112  "Apr."  4 

101     Apr.  19 

liiT'Apr."" 
1024  Apr.    6 

lib  "Feb."  1ft 
1OO    Jan.     7 

112"  "Apr."  "i 
1024  Feb.  18 

oo      /oo4 

103     104 

24  ,OOO 
46.0OO 

..  110 
103     104 
100     

108      
108 

108     Apr.  22 

108     Apr.  22 
103     Apr.  20 

110     Feb.  26 
104     Jan.     5 
100     Jan.     6 

112  4  Mar.  17 
108     Apr.  22 
1064  Mar.  19 

1024  Apr.     1 

PL  Val.  Ooal,  lit,  gold,  Oe..,193C 
Pioatot  A  Oamb..  lit,  g.,  ««.  194C 
•o.  Ylb*  Wat  Co.^oa..g.,  61.193] 

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[VOL.  LXIV 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

l| 

Sola  in 
April. 
Par  value 

Price  about 
January  2, 

1897. 

PRICES  Ilf  A  mil. 

RANGE  FOR  TEAR   1897. 

April  1.       April  30.          Lowett. 

Bighett. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

BtancVrd  Rope  AT.,lst,g.,6s,1946 
Income,  g..  5s  1946 
Bun.  Cr.  Coal,  1st,  g-  s.f.  ,6s.  1912 
T.  C.I.A  R..T.  Dlv.  lst,g.,  68.1917 
Binn.  DiT.,  1st,  eon.,  68..  ..1917 
Oah.O.M.Co.,  1st,  gu.,g.,6s.  1922 
De  Bar.C.A  I.Co.,gu.,  g.,6s.l910 
U.S.  Leath.  Co.  s.f.  ,deb.,g.,6s  .  1913 
We«t  Union,  deb.,  7s..  1875-1900 
Registered  1875-1900 

F-A 

j-b 

A-O 
J-J 
J-D 
F-A 
M  N 

19,000 
11,000 

Bid.      Atk. 
74%    76% 
25       30 

Bid.      Atk. 
r,<!>4    68 
19 

Bid.      Atk. 
66%    68 
l?ia    19 

Sale  Price*. 
67     Apr.    7 
17«8  Apr.  29 

Sale  Price*. 
68%  Apr.    8 
20     Apr.     6 

Sale  Prices. 
,  65     Mar.  17 
\  J6     Mar.  17 

Sale  Price*. 
79i8  Jan.  20 
28  ia  Feb.     1 

s.obo 

29,000 

80       85 
82*9 

78           ...     79i«  ... 

80     Apr.  30 
79     Apr.  26 

85  Apr.  8 
86  Apr.  6 

80     Apr.  30 
i  79     Apr.  26 

88  13  Mar.  12 
89     Mar.  15 

85       88% 

79 

5,6o6 
3,000 

So         85 
///%   in 

82% 

80i«  Apr.  29 
113     Apr.  29 

80%  Apr.  29 
113%  Apr.  15 

80ia  Apr.  29 
111%  Jan.     2 

83     Jan.  15 
114     Feb.  11 

M-N 

M-N 
J-J 
J-J 

!107     Feb.    7 

K)I;I.J  Jan.   18 

107     Feb.    6 
108i4  Apr.  13 

Count,  trust,  currency,  58.1938 
W.  L.  E.  A  P.Cl.Co.lst,  g.,  5s.  1919 

49,000 

ibi 

108 

1O71*  

107ia  Apr.     1 

10814  Apr.  13 

67% 



IF  Truet  receipts  for  bonds. 

STOCKS.— PRICES  AND  SALES  FOR  APRIL,  AND  THE  YEAR  1897. 

[Prices  are  on  basis  of  100-share  lots.  Exceptions  of  stocks  which  sell  only  in  a  small  way  are  noted  by  the  mark  §.  Option  sales  are  disregarded.] 


STOCKS. 

N.  Y.  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

SALES  TO  MAT  1. 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1897. 

PRIOBB  IN  APRIL. 

RANGE  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

In  April. 

In  1897. 

April  1. 

April  30. 

Lowest. 

Sighett. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Par. 
Albany  &  Susquehanna  .  100 
Ann  Arbor    100 

Shares. 
25 
50 
S49 

22",489 
58,214 
203 
6,310 

""e 

739 
410 

Shares. 
26 
1,217 
3,367 
57,882 
67.267 
301,333 
6,623 
27,480 

"Tie 

739 
12,496 

Bid.     Atk. 
170 

Bid.      Atk. 
174     
9        lOia 
23       26 

Bid.      Ask. 
176 

Sale  Prices. 
§177%  Apr.  8 
§83s  Apr.  22 
22%  Apr.     8 

Sale  Prices. 
§177%  Apr.  8 
§   8%  Apr.  22 
25%  Apr.     5 

Sale  Prices. 
§170   Feb.     1 
9     Jan.  28 
22%  Apr.    8 
•1314  Jan.     8 
9%  Apr.  19 
17     Apr.  19 
%  Apr.    7 
11  14  Apr.  29 

Sale  Prices. 
§177%  Apr.   8 
10%  Jan.  20 
27     Jan.  18 
"  15%  Feb.     1 
12%  Mar.    3 
25%  Jan.  30 
%Jan.  14 
18     Jan.     8 

814    10% 
22       24 
•14       14i4 

8       lOia 
23       24 

Pref      100 

Atchlson  Top.  A  S.  Fe..lOO 
New  common  ....100 

103»    105s 
19'8    20% 
%         >4 
1313    15 
2          4 
102     105 
4         6 
20       21 

10%      1038 

19%    19% 
£ 

9%  Apr.  19 
17     Apr.  19 
%  Apr.     7 
11M  Apr.  29 

10'«  Apr.     9 
20%  Apr.     8 
%  Apr.     7 
14     Apr.     2 

Preferred                 .  .  100 

23%    23% 
14        >a 
15%    17% 
3          6 
102     105 
4          7 
18ia    19% 

Atlantic  A  Pacific  100 

Baltimore  &  Ohio           100 

12       14 
1%      3 
103     106 
14         % 
20       21 

B  A  O.  S.  W.  Ry.  pref-.lOO 
Bos.  A  N.  Y.  A.  L.,preMOO 
Brooklyn  Elevated  100 
Brookl'n  Rapid  Tr'nslt.  50 

§102   Apr.     7 
%  Apr.  12 
20     Apr.  19 

§102   Apr.     7 
%  Apr.  20 
20%  Apr.  22 

5102   Mar.  22 
38  Apr.  12 
188s  Jan.     7 

§105   Jan.  15 
%Apr.  20 
21%  Feb.  11 

Pref         .,  50 

Buff.  Boon.  &  Pitts  100 
Pref                        100 

.."5. 

14 
650 
4,679 

110 
155 
182 
1,650 
44,436 

15       25 
61 

16%    20 
57Hl 

16%    20 
56 

65       75 
52       53 
46       46*2 

2014  Jan.  25 
55     Feb.  23 
§68     Apr.  22 
46%  Mar.  29 
44%  Jan.  13 

2014  Jan.  25 
55     Feb.  23 
§72     Feb.     5 
ft  6     Jan.     8 
51'8  Mar.  17 

§55%  Apr.     1 
§68     Apr.  22 
48%  Apr.     5 
46     Apr.  19 

§55%  Apr.     1 
§70     Apr.  23 
51     Apr.     8 
48%  Apr.    9 

Burl  C.  R.  A  Nor  100 

Canadian  Pacific         ..100 

55       56  ia 
44       46 

46ia    47% 
46       46% 

Cedar  Falls  A  Minn  100 

Central  of  New  Jersey.  100 
Central  Pacific         .-..1OO 

22S.461 
1,134 
14,999 
20 

535,368 
5,173 
106,127 
598 

10O 

78%    79 
S          9 
16ia    17 
164     170 
174      

7814    79 
714      814 
16is    16% 
16513  170 
176      . 

76^"  Apr.     5 
7%  Apr.  20 
16     Apr.     1 
§162    Apr.     6 

81*8  Apr.  26 
8  14  Apr.    7 
17H  Apr.     8 
§169   Apr.  12 

76i4  Apr.     5 
7%  Apr.  20 
15»8  Mar.  2U 
§162   Feb.  15 

103H  Jan.  19 
15     Jan.     5 
18%  Mar.  15 
§170  Mar.    1 

15        16 
16       16ia 
160 

Chesapeake  &  Ohio  100 
Chicago  A  Alton             100 

Pref  100 

172 

Onlo.  Burl.  A  Qulncy.-.lOO 
Chicago  *  Eastern  111..  100 
Pref.  100 

290,807 
""95 

1,230,404 
100 
136 
1,350 
1,258,428 
12,868 
174,057 
1,628 
271,889 
358,018 
1,481 
72,279 
808 
1,910 
70 
92,750 
460 
242,238 
39,938 
575 
4,515 
1,610 

69?8    70 
40       50 
95     101 
4%      5ie 
73  »B    73's 
130ia  132 
102i4  102% 
fJ4      '(x> 
65*8    66ia 
46ia    4?ia 
130     136 
25'8    27 
1*        7S 

7138    71ia 
..    50 

73       73% 
40       50 
95       98 

69%  Apr.  19 

73»a  Apr.  28 

693s  Jan.     5 
45     Mar.  13 
§95     Jan.     8 
4     Mar.  23 
6914  Apr.  19 
131     Jan.     6 
101%  Apr.  19 
153     Jan.  12 
6014  Apr.  19 
47     Jan.     2 
133%  Jan.  18 
26%  Feb.  16 
73     Jan.     4 
40     Feb.  13 
§161   Apr.  3i> 
1%  Apr.  30 
40     Jan.  21 
99i>8  Arr.     1 
147%  Apr.  30 
914  Apr.  20 
36     Apr.  1» 
7     Apr.     5 

78%  Mar.  18 
45     Mar.  13 
§98%  Feb.     3 
5     Jan.     4 
78%  Mar.  15 
138%  Mar.  18 
110%  Mar.  17 
155     Feb.  20 
70     Jan.  16 
64'8  Mar.  17 
143     Mar.  29 
H3*S  Mar.  17 
77     Mar.  25 
40H  Mar.    3 
§16314  Jan.  19 
18     Jan.     8 
46     Jan.  21 
121%  Jan.     6 
157%  Jan.  18 
12%  Jan.  19 
43  '8  Feb.     1 
8%  Feb.     1 

98 

§95     Apr.  17 

§  96     Apr.     1 

Chicago  Great  Western  .  .  . 

3          5 
73       73ie 
132     133 
104k  10413 

Chic.  Mil.  A  St.  Paul..  .100 
Pref  100 

279,004 
1,219 
25,146 
215 
57,725 
77,248 
135 
12,254 
38 
700 
4 
6,179 

725s    72% 
131      132 
103%  104 
150     154 
621*    62% 
SB's    59 
138     145 
27ia    28i4 

69  14  Apr.  19 
131     Apr.  23 
101%  Apr.  19 
153     Apr.  30 
6014  Apr.  19 
55     Apr.  19 
140     Apr.  12 
27     Apr.  19 
§76     Apr.     5 
40     Apr.  17 
§161   Apr.  30 
l%Apr.  30 

7378  Apr.     2 
132%  Apr.     1 
10514  Apr.     2 
153     Apr.  30 
63%  Apr.  14 
59%  Apr.     9 
140     Apr.  12 
30%  Apr.     9 
}  80     Apr.     6 
40     Apr.  17 
§161    Apr.  30 
3=8  Apr.     8 

Chicago  A  North  West.  100 
Prel       100 

Ohio.  R.  I.  &  Pacific..  ..100 
Ohio.  St.  P.  M.  AO  100 
Pref        100 

61%    62 
58       58i4 
140     145 
28i3    29 

Cler.  Gin.  Chic.  A  St.  L.100 
Pref                100 

Olev.  Lor.  A  Wheel,  pref... 
Oleve.  &  Pitts.,  guar  50 
Col.  Hock.  Val.  A  ToJL  .  .100 
Pref     100 

40       50 
160     168 

214      2«8 

160 

164     170 
313      4 

1714    18 
50       57 
116iall6% 
158%  158ia 

11%      /*% 

41*4     42^ 
8          9 
56 

Delaware  A  Hudson  —  100 
Del.  Lack.  A  Western..  50 
Denver  A  Rio  Grande..  100 
Pref                    100 

87,889 
12,991 
100 
1,915 
900 

104     104i3 
148     148ia 
914    10 
37%    38% 
8*8      9 
58       75 
3          3>s 
6  is      8 
12        1238 
28H    29ia 
17       19 
23       30 
33       41 

99  SB  Apr.     1 
147%  Apr.  30 
914  Apr.  20 
36     Apr.  19 
7      Apr.  15 

106%  Apr.  22 
153     Apr.     2 
9H  Apr.  20 
39%  Apr.    9 
7?8  Apr.     5 

151     151i3 
9»g    10% 
37«g    38% 
7%      8% 
56       80 
2          3ia 
5ia      9 
13       13i4 

Des  Moines  A  Ft.  D....100 
Pref      100 

Duluth  8  8.  A  Atl       ..100 

220 

390 
302 
12,544 
9,141 
750 
27 
354 
600 
56 
1,453 
5 

3%      5 
10 

3     Apr.  29 

3     Apr.  29 

3     Apr.  29 
8     Jan.  30 
11%  Apr.  19 
27     Apr.  19 
18     Mar.  29 
§24%  Feb.  13 
37     Apr.  23 
10     Mar.  18 
§30     Mar.    1 
120     Jan.  16 
§27%  Apr.  28 

35s  'Feb.  20 
8     Jan.  HO 
1514  Jan.  18 
35%  Jan.  18 
21     Jan.  15 
§^4%  Feb.  13 
40%  Jan.     8 
11%  Mar.  18 
§37     Jan.  21 
122     Feb.     5 
§27%  Apr.  28 

Pref  100 

Erie    100 

1,075 
549 
23 

""i54 

14ia   15i8 
j(?%    34** 

It)           22 

27       31 
35       45 

11%  Apr.  19 
27     Apr.  19 
§  17     Apr.     1 

is'saApr.    2 
29%  Apr.  26 
§17     Apr.     1 

1st  pref  100 

2dpref            .      .    ..100 

Evansville  A  Terre  H.  .  60 
*  Pref                                50 

25       Si 
37       43 

37     Apr.  23 

37     Apr.  23 

Flint  A  P.  M  100 
Pref    100 

30        40 
118     123 
30       38 
48       SS 
3           6 
92       93 

Great  Northern,  pref  ...100 
Green  Bay  A  Western.  .100 
Debt  certifs.  A     ...1000 

188 
5 

119     123 
25       40 
35       50 
4         5 
92       94 

118     122 
25       40 
35       50 
2          413 
92       94 

120%  Apr.  10 
§27%  Apr.  28 

120%  Apr.  10 
§27%  Apr.  28 

Debt  oertif  s.  B  1000 

2,000 
2,101 

2,039 
11,912 
3 

•    4     Apr.     7 
91%  Apr.  19 

4     Apr.     7 
93     Apr.     6 

4     Apr.     7 
91%  Apr.  19 
§88     Jan.  22 

4     Apr.     7 
96%  Mar.  16 
§88     Jan.  22 

Illinois  Central               100 

Leased  line,  4  p.  o  —  100 
Indiana  Illinois  A  Iowa.  100 
Iowa  Central.  106 

575 
74 

3,963 
2,281 

714      7% 
25        26 
155 

6          7 
20       25 
156 

S'IB      6% 
20       25 
156 

6     Apr.  19 
§20%  Apr.  13 

6%  Apr.     7 
§20%  Apr.  14 

6     Apr.  19 

24%  Mar.  18 

8     Jan.  10 
27*4  Jan.  20 

Pref    100 

Jollet  &  Chicago      ..    100 

Kanawha  AMlch  100 
Keokuk  A  Des  Moines.  .  100 
Pref  100 



50 
200 
200 
100 

4          6 
2          3 
13       15 
30       40 

4         7 
2         4 
12       15 
30       40 

4          7 
2          4 
12       14 
35 

§    6     Feb.  13 
2     Feb.  27 
12     Mar.  26 
32     Feb.  24 

§   6     Feb.  13 
3     Jan.  30 
28%  Jan.  19 
32     Feb.  24 

Keokuk  A  Western  100 
Kingston  A  Pembroke..  50 

Lake  Erie  A  Western...  100 
Pref  100 

1,530 
960 
4,575 
868 
113,079 

4,521 
6,751 

29,887 
13,965 
426,908 
100 
25 

16%    18% 
67%    69 
151      152ia 
44       50 
48H    48^8 
9s 
1          2 

13ia    14ia 
58       60 
163     166 
43       45 
45%    46 
i* 

14       15% 
62%    65 
161     163 
42       48 

44       44% 

13%  Apr.  12 
0814  Apr.     1 
161     Apr.  30 
41     Apr.     2 
40%  Apr.  19 

15  %  Apr.  26 
65%  Apr.  23 
166     Apr.     2 
42%  Apr.     1 
46'8  Apr.    2 

13%  Apr.  12 
58i4  Apr.     1 
152     Jan.     2 
41     Apr.     2 
40%  Apr.  19 
14  Jan.  11 
§114  Jan.     4 

18%  Jan.  18 
70%  Jan.  20 
172     Mar.    1 
55     Jan.     8 
52%  Jan.  19 
14  Jan.  11 
§m  Jan.    .4 

Lake  Shore                     100 

Long  Island.    ...  50 

Louisville  A  Nashville.  100 
Lonisv.  N.  Alb.  A  Chic.  100 
Pref  100 

Lonisv.  St.  L.  A  Texas.  100 

Mahoning  Coal  KR.....  50 

100     115 
100     115 
8914    89% 
108ia  11018 
7          9 
1          113 
88       93 
18        19 
73  ia    78 
46       47 
13       13% 
29       29  'a 
2Qi4    20% 
20       22 
163  la  167 

105     115 
100     115 

83%    84 
104     105 

120 

Pref  50 

10O     115 
84%    84% 
101     103 
7%      8 
1          1% 

Manhattan  consul  100 
Metropolitan  Traction.  100 
Mexican  Central  100 

39,817 
1,839 
200 
140 
368 
200 
25 

344,686 
15,098 
557 
1,440 
3,205 
1,485 
1,624 
1,865 
17,728 
134,832 
247,307 
1,920 
1,364 
20 
10 
258,605 
9,780 
1.260 

83     Apr.  19 
101%  Apr.  19 
7%  Apr.  30 
114  Apr.  23 
98     Apr.     3 
17     Apr.  29 
§76     Apr.     5 

85%  Apr.     8 
104  14  Apr.     1 
7%  Apr.  30 
1  14  Apr.  23 
98     Apr.     3 
18     Apr.     5 
§76     Apr.     5 

83     Mar.    9 
10  1  %  Apr.  19 
7%  Apr.  30 
1  14  Mar.  16 
90     Jan.  28 
17     Mar.  28 
77%  Mar.  18 
46     Feb.  26 
10     Apr.  19 
24%  Apr.  19 
13%  Apr.  24 
20     Mar.  26 
§163%  Feb.13 
§70     Jan.  25 
§44     Mar.  18 
92%  Feb.  18 
11     Feb.  11 
675s  Apr    15 

94     Jan.  18 
110%  Jan.     5 
8=8  Jan.  22 
l»sJ;iu-  13 
100     Mar.  15 
19%  Jan.  29 
7M%Jan.  18 
48%  Mar.  18 
14%  Jan.  18 
32  k  Mar.  18 
24%  Jan.  18 
22%  Jan.  12 
§167  Jan.  22 
S70     Jan.  25 
>44     Mar.  13 
102     Mar.  22 
14%  M.»r.  15 
75      Mar.  17 

Mex.  Nat'l  trust  certs.  .100 
Michigan  Central  100 

1         lia 

Hlnneap.  A  St.  Louis.  ..100 
1st  preferred  ...100 

16       17% 
76       78 
45%    48 
11        12 
26%    27is 
15%    16 
17       20% 

17       18 
75       78 
45       47 
10%    11 
26%    27% 
14%    15 
17       20 
162     166 

2d  preferred  .100 

Ho.  Kansas  A  Texas.  .  .  .  100 
Pref  1OO 

2,960 
11,857 
25,839 
250 
212 

10     Apr.  19 
24%  Apr.  19 
13%  Apr.  24 
20     Apr.     1 
§164   Apr.     3 

il'sApr.    3 
28     Apr.     2 
16%  Apr.     8 
20     Apr.     1 
§165%Apr.30 

Missouri  Pacific  100 

Mob.  A  Ohio,  assented  
Morris  &  Essex  BO 

Nashv.  Chatt.  A  St.  L..100 
New  England  

....    45 
92%    94 

12         14 

OS          7S 

.    37 

•.  Y.  Cent.  A  Hud.  Rlv.100 
H.  Y.  Chic.  A  St.  Louls.100 
1st  oref  100 

99,336 
520 
100 

98i3    98% 
It        13 

65        75 

99       99% 
11        13 
«5       75 

96i4  Apr.  19 
11%  Apr.  19 
673s  At>r.  1ft 

lOl^e  Apr.  14 
12     Apr.  13 
fl7»«  Apr.  15 

MVY,  1897.  J 


NEW   YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE   MONTHLY    KECORD. 


STOCKS. 

SALES  TO  HAT  I.      i 
i 

aritc  about 
anuari/  2, 
L887. 

PRICES  IN  APRIL. 

RA.NQE  FOR  YEAR  1897. 

N.  Y.  STOCK   EXCHANGE  .  / 

*  April.  8 

•««.rn.l 

April  1. 

apriJ  30. 

Lowett. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Par. 
N.Y.Ch.A8t.L.—  2dpref.lOO 
M.  Y.  A  Harlem  50 
M.  Y.  Laek.  A  Western.  100 
N.  Y.  N.  HaTen  *  Hart.  100 
N.  Y.  Ontario  A  West..lOO 
N.  Y.  du*.  AWest-.new.lOO 
l-r^f      1OO 

Shares. 
740 

Share*.      I 
14.150 
415 
423   1 

;i,t;->:   l 
83.834 
7,.v.i7 
33,203 

till.      Atk. 

36           2S 
200 

Bid.      Ask. 
26       31 
300 

id.      Atk. 
25       274 
10     

ate  Price*. 
7     Apr.  23 

Sale  Prices. 
29  4  Apr.     9 

Sale  Prices. 
24     Feb.  10 
295    Feb.  11  ; 
119   Jan.     5  , 
60     Feb.     2  l 
12%  Apr.  19 
7     Apr.     1 
20     Apr.  20 

Sale  Prices. 
3478  Mar.  17 
100     Mar.  11 
122   Mar.    2 
178   Jan.     4 
15%  Jan.  18 
9%  Jan.  18 
264  Jan.  18 

18      . 

-•-I 

-j.--.7u 

1,370 
3,405 

774  1784 
'«4     'J4 
9       10 
24       25 

169     171 
13is    13% 
7          8 
221*    23>4 
60       70 

69     172 
13       13S» 
74      7% 
20'g    214 
60     '  70 
9*t    10% 
23       24 
114    123s 
3438    34=9 
5 
10       20 
414    43 

70   Apr.  20  § 
2%  Apr.  19 
7     Apr      1 
0     Apr.  20 

1724  Apr.14 
13%  Apr.     2 
7%  Apr.  19 
23     Apr.     8 

Norfolk  A  Southern  10O 

Norfolk  A  Western  10O 
pref                       lOOi 

572 
1,045 
14,192 
64,162 

736  " 
4.190  • 
123,286 
3H1.431 

11      ii'\ 

16       17 
ISia    14     1 
32       324 
.  ...       S 

9     Apr.  19 
34  Apr.  29 
1     Apr.  19 
34  Apr.  19 

12     Apr.     1 
254  Apr.     1 
134  Apr.     9 
37     Apr.     2 

9     Apr.  19 
234  Apr.  29 
11     Apr.  19 
324  Jan.     5 

12     Apr.     1 
254  Apr.     1 
163e  Feb.     1 
38  7g  Feb.    1 

N.  Pmc.  Ry.TOt.tr.cerU.100 
Pref.  Tot.  tr.  certs  —  1OO 
Ohio  Southern  10O 

11%    12 
34%    35 
5 

Or.  RR.*  N.Co.vo.tr.ct*.  100 
Pref.  T0t.tr.  oerta....  LOO 
Ore.Sh.L.AU.N.tr.rec's.lOO 
Peoria  Dee.  *  Evansv.lOO 
Peorta  it  Eastern  1OO 

20 
1.163 

245 
10,745 
434   ' 
1,350 
131 
L.903 
369 
318 

14       24 
354    38 

'i    'i 

4          8 
124    14 
46       53 
160 

10       20 
39       43 

0     Apr.  20  § 
9     Apr.    7 

10     Apr.  20 
42     Apr.  28 

1O     Apr.  20  ( 
37T8  Jan.     8 
14%  Jan.  11' 
4  Apr.  26 
5     Apr.  23 
11  4  Mar.  H9 
4»78  Mar.  2t> 
162   Apr.     7 

174  Jan.  18 
454  Feb.     3 
16     Jan.  28 
24  Feb.     1 
5     Apr.  23 
14,     Jan.  21 
50     Feb.    1 
)1694Mar.l8 

220 
125 
100 
IS 
54 

>*      1 
3         8 
11  \    14 
47       50 
164     170 

4      1 
4         8 
11*8    12% 
47       5O 
62     170 

4  Apr.  2o 
5     Apr.  23 
1!>8  Apr.     9 
67s  Apr.  20  J 
62   Apr.    7  : 

4  Apr.  26 
6     Apr.  23 
11=8  Apr.     9 
46'8  Apr.  20 
1634Apr,23 

Pitts.  Clnn.  Cb.  A  St.  L.1OO 
Pref                  10O 

Pitta,  ft.  W.A  Cn.,  guar.  10O 

Special                          I'1" 

Pitt*.  A  Western,  pref.  .  SO 
ReadinuCo.Tot.tr.  cert.  5O 
1st  pref                          BO 

78.415 
81378 
11.960 
10 

78.415 
31,875 
21,260 
210 

184    184 
40       404 
23%    24 
75     185 

6%  Apr.  19 
384  Apr.  19 
224  Apr.  19 
804  Apr.15 

194  Apr.  21 
424  Apr.     8 
257a  Apr.     9 
)182   Apr.  15 

16%  Apr.  19 
384  Apr.  1C 
224  Apr.  19 
80     Jan.  26 

19%  Apr.  21 
424  Apr.     8 
25  '8  Apr.     9 
L85     Jan.  26 

2d  preL                  ....  SO 

ReuaeL  *  Saratoga.  ...  1  OO 
Bio  Grande  Western   .  1OO 

ijt     

178     186 

I--.  '                                 100 

250 
1.544 

30       381* 
1174  119 

30       384 
164  118 

40     Feb.     5 
116   Mar.    8 

40     Feb.    5 
&119  Jan.  18 

Borne  Wat.  A  Ordenjb.100 
8t.Joa.AOrandUland.100 
Bt.  Lo  Alt-AT.  H.tr.rec.100 
8t,L.A«F.TOt.tr.oerts.lOO 
1  it  pret  TO*,  tr.  oeru.100 
ad  pref.  T0t.tr.  recta.  100 
St.  Lout*  Southwest  100 
pref                     1OO 

63 

117     120 

16   Apr.  19 

1184Apr.22 

'ja      la 
44      5 
34       35 
12 

57       64 

1.903 
3.144 
3,619 
4,135 
10,420 

""ibb 

s 

5.770 

?..;... 

1-.J7- 

17.127 
12,583 
11.31--. 
11.599 
22.622 
1.164 
160 
9.4M 
27469 
48.703 
197,356 
40 
20 

•  m 

790 

4>4      4% 

371*    3g^ 
13       134 
!JlJ 

4     Apr.  19 
37  4  Apr.  22 
12     Apr.  19 
1     Apr.     1 
34  Apr.     1 

4  4  Apr.    9 
384  Apr.    5 
133s  Apr.     1 
34  Apr.     2 
74  Apr.  24 

4     Apr.  19 
37     Jan.  29 
12     Apr.  19 
1     Apr.     1 
34  Apr.     1 
20     Jan.     4 
75     Apr.  20 
14     Jan.  28 
134  Jan.  13 
7     Apr.  19 
2278Apr.  19 
10     Feb.     5 
404  Feb.     5 
H     Apr.  19 
155   Feb.  23 

578  Feb.    4 
40%  Mar.    4 
16     Feb.    3 
4%  Jan.  18 
114  Jan.  18 
224  Jan.  13 
75     Apr.  20 
118     Mar.    3 
15%  Jan.  18 
10     Jan.  16 
2978Jan.  19 
§10     Feb.     5 
4404  Feb.    5 
104  Jan.  18 
4  162   Mar.  16 

34      44 
9       10 
19 

24      4 
64      74 
18       23 
87 
1134117 
144    15 
7-.      8 
254    26 

5         6 
18       23 
90 

St.  Paul  A  Duluth  100 
prt.f                         100 

81      .*>... 

75     Apr.  20 
15     Apr.  15 
14     Apr.  17 
7     Apr.  19 
22  7g  Apr.  19 

75     Apr.  20 
lieu  Apr.     3 
154  Apr.     2 
84  Apr.     1 
26%  Apr.    2 

Bt.  PaalMtam.  AMan..lOO 
Southern  Paclno  Co..  ..100 
Southern  (Tot.  tr.  etfs.).10O 
IT.;             "     "         .100 

1U     116 
144    15 
84       9* 
26Sg    26\ 
10 

115     118 
144    154 
7*8      84 
264    26>4 
10     

35 

35 

TexasAI*e"hl...  ......  .100 
Third  ATenue  (1C.  T.)  
Tol.A  Ohio  Central....  100 

4.406 

81*      9 
/6/        lt>3 
20       35 

84      84 
160     162 
15       25 

H4      8% 

15       25 
SO       75 

8     Apr.  19 

8%  Apr.  28 

Tol.  St.  L.  A  Kan.  City.  100 
Pref    100 
United  If.  J.  RR.  A  Can  .  1OO 
Union  Pae.  En«.  tr.  r*e.lOO 
Union  Pae.D«n.  A  Oulf.  1OO 
TJtJeaABlh.  RlTer.ctd.100 
Wabash     .                100 

:::::::: 

15 
9*8,186 
4.184 

"l"i»'.2*S 

.;-;.-  j.i 

J4 

84 

54 





2i5"»Mar.l"5 
44  Apr.  19 
1     Apr.  24 

'  4"  "g  Mar."  29 
114  Apr.  19 

§2i5%Mar."l5 
10     Jan.     5 
2  4  Jan.     6 

"7%"jan."l6 
17%  Jan.  18 

15.713 

uno 

""',680 
11.04O 

9         9>* 
2t«      8 
..„         -^ 

15>*    16 

54      6 
I*      2 
..„        „„ 

13       134 

54      6 
1         1% 

""iJ8""54 

1'J  4     12' 

44  Apr.  19 
1     Apr.  24 

"4%  Apr.  14 
114  Apr.  19 

64  Apr.  26 
1%  Apr.     2 

"8%  Apr.""8 
13  •,  Apr.     1 

Pref  100 

Wesfn  N.Y.  A  Penn.tr.ree. 
Wneellnc  A  Lake  Krle.  .  100 
Pref                 100 

4.157 

ym 

142 

•78 
100 

114,855 

:v-- 
942 

1.661 
200 

6          6»9 
27       30>« 
1          *>• 

ISO     155 
•25      -35 
40       43 

111      125 
11>*    13>* 
54       55 

io6"  i'ii" 

III*     12% 
26       2?i* 

m«giii»» 

,H,         KH.l, 

85       90 

784    78»» 
102     104 

im  

50 

i       i~4 

34      4 
14      2 

148     150 
•27      -40 

%          T8 

2%      34 
1         14 

150     153 
•55      -70 

%  Apr.  23 
2»sApr.  19 
14  Apr.  14 

$148    Apr.     9 
•55     Apr.  20 

14  Apr.    1 
4     Apr.    1 
14  Apr.  14 

181     Apr.  2 
•55     Apr.  2 

%  Apr.  23 
2%  Apr.  19 
14  Mar.  31 

51474  Feb.ll 
•40     Mar.  29 

64  Jan.     2 
29     Jan.     5 
24  Jan.     6 

6155  Jan.    9 
o5     Apr.  20 

WU.Cen.Co.,(TOVtr.eta>  1  00 

MlBMllineou  Stock*. 

Allee  

American  Bank  Kote...... 
Amerteaa  Coal  2! 
A-aerieaa  Cotton  Oil.    100 
!•.,.<             10O 

100 

Hi 

""sai 
-j.  B 

16065 

BJ£MI 

*•  -i-JEi 

SB 

78-4l§ 
13.065 

103 

'..-.I. 
6.311 

"£362 

iTMtn 
fijon 

2,553.713 

.-.!:•• 
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6.511 

•  ;.).-•  • 

105     115 
104    124 
56       574 

i'ii"  ii's" 

114    124 
,  294    30 
'110411098 
1014  1017 
86       89 
73       734 
104     107 
94      9% 
•68      '85 
•15      -19 
964    9» 
4        % 
•06      -10 

794    79V 

110     12O 
9       10 

564    874 

m"  us" 

10»*    107 

10     Apr.  29 
654  Apr.  28 

Sil"l4  i  Ap'r."7 
94  Apr.  23 
26%  Apr.  23 
1O9%  Apr.     6 
!O13gApr.     2 
88     Apr.    5 
684  Apr.  23 

11     Apr. 
57"B  Apr. 

U  is"  Apr  .'2< 
13     Apr. 
33  4  Apr. 
115     Apr. 
1034  Apr.  2 
5>«9     Apr      < 
754  Apr.  1 
106     Apr. 
10     Apr.  1 

6125  Jan.     5 
10     Apr.  29 
524  Feb.  la 

$i094Ja"n."y>i 
94  Apr.  23 
26     Jan.     B 
109%  Mar.  29 
1OO4  Jan.     7 
6854  Jan.  28 
674  Feb.  15 
100     Feb.  11 
7%  Apr.  17 

6125"  Jan.     5 
14%  Jan.  16 
58     Mar.    9 

sils'Mar.  18 
14  4  Jan.  19 
347e  Mar.  15 
118=8  Mar.    3 
105%  Mar.  15 
§914  Jan.    9 
794  Jan.  14 
108     Mar.  12 
13%  Jan.     6 

American  DM.Tele«..100 
atMflimn  i:  i  press  100 
Am  BDtrtt  Mfi..  .         

irTxjj'iijul 

274    994 

Amarieaa  8u«nc  Befln.lOO 
IT,.*                   100 

1134  113% 
1O3     1044 
88       89 
694    70 
102     
84      9 
•66      -80 
•17      -21 
104     105 
it        a> 

Amar.  Teieir.  A  Cable..  100 
American  Tobacco           50 

Pref  100 
Bar  BtaUOas  5« 

04     Apr.  2c 
7%  Apr.  17 

Breeee  Mlalnc  .- 
Brooklyn  Union  Oas  .  .  1OO 
Bmmswlck  Co  100 
Brunswick  Mining  
Oatrt.  A  Se,  A».  T»U«.  IOC 
Otatoaco  Oaa.tr.  reeta.  .  IOC 
cEjSe.BrAU.8CYds.10C 

io.sbi 

412.00 

1.500 
91,552 
100 
9JOO 

895,874 
245 

•16      -20 
85       89 
>*         % 
•17      -20 

"73H  "74" 

98     Apr.     3 

1064  Apr. 

•15     Mar.  3(1 
85     Jan.     7 

•V.I  nil.   18 
•06     Mar.  22 

784  Jan"."  *! 
103     Feb.  26 

•i.9     Mar.  31 
1064  Apr.     9 
OgJan.  18 
•06     Mar.  22 

84  »8  Apr.  "l3 
§l05»aApr.  9 

•09 

"814  "82 

77»g"Apr."« 
§105«nApr.  fl 

84H*ai*r'."l 

$105°8  Apr. 

ChrraoUte  Mining  SC 
Colorado  Oaal  A  T  De».  lot 
Catenae  rael  A  Iron.    1M 

ibc 

1.421 

1.331 
16.110 

2.4»0 

•O8     

28**    24*1 
to 

09^    12^ 

18       % 

164*    17 
87 

4  Apr.    3 
16%  Apr.  30 

4  Apr. 
194  Apr. 

4  Jan.  2! 
16%  Apr.  3C 
&75     Feb.  It 
'   34  Mar.  17 

1     Jan.  19 
27     Jan.  19 
§75     Feb.  18 
*   4%  Mar.  13 

OoL  A  Book.  Coal  A  Ir.  HX 

IOC 

| 

•    4>4       A 
156     172 
•O4      -06 
1*OO 

•   3\      4V 
150     175 
•04      -06 
1-00    

•    34      5 
160     175 
••PI       -O6 
165    2-00 
159     161 
35       40 

ib?"  109 
101     103 

•10 

•   4     Apr.  22 

•    4     Apr.  2 

Ma*L  CaL  A  Va  Mln.  .  . 
CiMillp1r.ni  Oas.  N.  Y.lOi 

I  1,  .'.,,,'•'   ,','                                              i  IH 

i 

14.08. 

i 

700 
250 
73.954 
191 

•Ji 
i..,i- 

713 

1-55    Apr.  14 
1544  Apr.     1 

1-55    Apr.  1 
168     Apr.  2 

l-iii    Mar.    '. 
1364  Jan.     i 
'  35     Feb.     1 
!  20     Jan.     ! 
101%  Jan.     S 
597     Feb.    J 

1-56    Apr-  14 
163     Apr.  21 
35     Feb.     1 
p    z5     Jan.  30 
,  1074  Apr.  26 
1  103     Mar.  30 

136«»  137V 
38       40 

I07t  

1011*  102 

•10     
64%    65 
•15      -20 
33       33" 

•      ".  ".!  i;55 
1     35       39 
1     38       40 

>  ::::::  ""s" 

155     156H 

ioe"  ids' 

101      
•10     
63       64 
•15      -21 

i  |  314    »1* 

'  'i'-ec'  i'-ro 

88       40 
324    33 

iV'si 

•26      '30 
22       24 
78       78 
•07     

106*4"  Apr.'irU 
1O2     Apr.  l'i 

1074  Apr.'  2( 
1024  Apr.  1 

Edlaon  Dee.  I1L  Co  1O 
•MMB  EL  111..  B'klym  ..U* 

5» 
91 

EBtorvrtee  Mining  
ErtoTelac.  ATelep  101 

90- 

Ml 

62%    63 
•16      -20 
314    31 

1-60  "  i;75 
35       40 
34       35 

'"24  ""i 

634  Apr.     1 
30"Apr."ll 

l:65"Apr."l! 

64     Apr. 
324'Apr." 

!l:65"Apr.'i 

634  Apr.    1 
3b""AprVll 

l:40"jaii.""l 
35     Mar. 
294  Apr.  2 

"  44  Mar."" 
•24     Jan. 
224  Jan.  1 
704  Mar.  2 

•OS"  "Mar.  1 

67     Jan.  "l9 
>    3(34  Feb'."  "2 

i  l:7o"Mar."2"2 
§40     Jan.     5 
.    38%  Feb.    2 

}    '44"Mar."9 
5  -30     Mar.  27 
1    25     Jan.  18 
1    78     Mar.  12 

§  -69"  "Maf."  18 

fifn^ra'  ^    •••''  T~  <                 10 
Oold  A  Utoek  TatWraphlOi 
H.  B.  CUflln  C*.  101 
1st  pr»f  10i 
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Horamirer    

>       96.641 
)      
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....••• 

"2,6ck 

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14.85( 
2,70! 

29  4  Apr.  2 

L    85     Apr.  2 

wUSMal  Co  1O 

)         6.17 
)      '.'.'.'.'.'. 

S   ••* 

0          1.01 

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)    -22      -27 
I     24       2B 
»     70       80 

23       23 
72       76 

224  Apr.  2 
73     Apr. 

3    24     Apr.  1 
1    78     Apr.  2 

W^EiiiiLli 

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0      

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3.101 

>    -08     

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'46"  "60 



THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.   LXIV 


STOCKS. 

N.  Y.  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

SALES  TO  XA  T  1. 

Price  about 
January  2, 

18117. 

PRICES  Iff  APRIL. 

RANGE  FOR   YEAR  1897 

In    ,!;»»•;/. 

Stncej'n.l 

April  1. 

April  30. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowe»t. 

Highett. 

Par. 
Mexican  Telegraph  100 

Share*. 

Share* 

Bid.      Ask. 

Bid.      Alk. 

Bid.      A*k. 

Sale  Price*. 

Sale  Price*. 

Sale  Price*. 

Sale  Price*. 

Mlob.-Penln.  Car.  

50 

29« 
4.776 
3,197 
28,857 
12,210 
389 
1,568 
15t 
605 
5 
12,543 
925 
76,744 
11 





§  is     Fei).     # 
§50     Feb.  11 
38     Apr.  14 
12     Mar.    2 
21*8  Feb.  16 
883s  Feb.  13 
5     Jan.     4 
51  19  Mar.  30 
8%  Apr.  15 
5     Jan.  27 
§124   Jan.     8 
3»8  Apr.  20 
819  Apr.     7 
24     Jan.     9 
§340   Mar.  24 

§12     Jan.     6 
5R2     Feb.  10 
52     Feb.  10 
15     Jan.  19 
2K38Jan.   19 
t(2     Feb.  i3 
5     Jan.     4 
62     Jan.     8 
819  Apr.  15 
5     Jan.  27 
§124   Jan.     8 
5     Jan.  18 
10%  Jan.  11 
27*e  M*r.  18 
§340    Mar.  24 

Preferred  100 

760 
450 
2,909 
3,164 

""256 
150 
200 

53       55% 
13       14i3 
22^9    23ia 
85»9    87is 
4%      5 
55       65 
20       25 
6          8 
124      , 

4m    44 
12        13 
22%    24 
90is    91 
3          6 
51       60 
8       15 
4         6 
131     133 
4         4% 
H'-j    11 
25%    263e 
325     350 

43       4.Ms 
10       13 
22M    23% 
90%    91% 
5 

38     Apr.  14    44     Apr.    2 
12     Apr.     7    12     Apr.     7 
22  14  Apr.  221   24     Apr.     2 
90%  Apr.  26    92     Apr.  20 

National  Linseed  Oil...  1OO 
National  Lead          .  ..100 

pref.           100 

National  Starch  Mfg.  .  .  100 
1st  pref                .  100 

50       58 
8       20 
4i«      6 
133 

52i9  Apr.  13 
8%  Apr.  15 

52>9Apr.  13 
8%  Apr.  15 

2dpref  100 

New  Central  Coal  100 

N.  Y.  &  N.  J.  Telephone  

North  American  Co  100 
Ontario  Silver                100 

2,607 
210 
17,867 

4ia      4* 
10       10% 
24       24% 
310 

3%      4 

H>4     10 
25%    263g 
325 

3»sApr.  20 
819  Apr.     7 
25%  Apr.  19 

414  Apr      5 
8>9Apr.    7 
27»8  Apr.     2 

Pacific  Mail.                    100 

Pennsylvania  Coal  50 
Philadelphia  Company. 

Phcenix  of  Arizona../.  

15,800 

•04      -06 

•05      '07 

•03      '06 

•04     Mar.    1 

•06     Mar.  16 

Pierre  Lorillard  Co.,  pf  100 

Pipe  Line  Certificates  

89      . 

91*9  

85      

Postal  Telegraph  &  Cable. 
Pullman's  Palace  Car.  .100 
Quicksilver  Mining  100 
Pref                               100 

94     . 

1,906 
1OO 
100 
46,000 

13,107 
200 
375 
191,000 

152     154 

m    1% 

12 

157     160 
1          2% 
10 
62       62  % 
195     200 
63s      6% 
1-60    1-70 
24%    25 

157     159 
13s      219 
10 
61  %    62 

157     Apr.  19 
1=8  Apr.     2 
8     Apr.  14 
62     Apr.  20 

159i4  Apr.  15 
1  «8  Apr.     2 
8     Apr.  14 
6219  Apr.     1 

152     Jan.     2 
1=8  Apr.     2 
8     Apr.  14 
62     Mar.  29 

163     Mar.    3 
l%Jau.  15 
11%  Jan.  18 
65*4  Jan.  27 

Silver  Bullion  Certificates. 
8«th  Avenue  (N.  Y.)...100 

65       65  Hi 

Standard  Rope  &  TwinelOO 
Standard  Mining     .    .100 

S.lhO 
1,700 
84,095 
45 

36,399 
3,500 
200.383 
95 

9%    10>4 
1-25 

6»8      7 
1-65    1-75 
21       2119 

619  Apr.     1 
1-55    Apr.     2 
19i4  Apr.  19 
§65      Apr.     9 

7     Apr.    9 
1-70    Apr.  20 
2514  Apr.     2 
§65     Apr.     9 

6%  Mar.  29 
1-55    Apr.     2 
19i4  Apr.  19 
§65     Apr.     9 

11%  Jan.  19 
1-80    Mar.    6 
31     Jan.  18 
§70     Jan.  19 

Tennessee  Coal  &  Iron.  100 
Pref.                             100 

25%    26 

Texas  Pac.  Land  Trust.  100 
Twin  City  Rapid  Trans.  100 
Pref  100 

100 

100 

6     Apr.     7 

6     Apr.     7 

6     Apr.     7 

6     Apr.    7 

Union  Consolidated  Mining 
U  S  Express                  100 

•30 

•23      . 

•20 

583 
2.560 
135,08.1 
3,325 
5,830 
266 
200 
14-1,973 

1,077 
17.945 
443.402 
40,523 
31,376 
2,556 
744 
278,906 

40       45 
8%      914 
6013    60% 
243s    24*e 

77 

38       40 
6%      6% 
56       56^ 
13>4    14 
621s    63i< 
100     103 
5          6% 
82>4    82°e 

40       43 
614      7 
52       523s 
13%    14% 
63  *»    <>4'H 
101      104 
6          6% 
77*8    78i6 

§39     Apr.     2 
619  Apr.  19 
50     Apr.  22 
13     Apr.     1 
%62i4  Apr.     1 
§10014  Apr.  7 
«%Apr.  13 
7714  Apr.  30 

§41     Apr.  30 
f%Apr.     1 
56  13  Apr.     1 
16%  Aor.     9 
6614  Apr.  13 
§103    Apr.  21 
619  Apr.  13 
8213  Apr.     1 

§37     Feb.     3 
619  Apr.  19 
50     Apr.  22 
13     Mar.  29 
61     Mar.  29 
§97     Jan.     2 
613  Apr.  13 
7714  Apr.  30 

§41     Apr.  30 
93s  Jan.  19 
64     Jan.  19 
25U  Jan.  19 
7K*g  Jan.     5 
§103   Apr.  21 
7°8Jan.  16 
8613  Mar.  17 

U.  S.  Leather                 100 

Pref  100 

U.  8.  Rubber  100 

Pref.                             100 

Wells,  Fargo  <fe  Co          100 

94       98 
6          8 
83i4    83*8 

Western  Union  Beef. 

Western  Union  Teleg..lOO 
Westinghuuse,  assented.  50 
1  at  pref  50 

•  All  assessments  paid.       t  First  instalment  paid,       t  Second  instalment  paid.       IT  Third  instalment  paid.       §  Less  than  100  shares. 

BOSTON   STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

MONTHLY    AND     YEARLY     RECORD. 

The  following  tables  furnish  a  record  of  Boston  Stock  Exchange  transactions  in  railroad  securities  for  the  past  month 
and  for  the  year  1897.  Also  a  record  of  transactions  in  mining  stocks  for  the  past  month  and  for  the  year  1897.  The  railroad 
securities  which  are  active  on  the  New  "i'ork  Stock  Exchange  are  omitted  from  this  list.  We  give  the  securities  in 
alphabetical  order  under  the  three  general  headings,  Railroad  Bonds,  Railroad  Stocks  and  Mining  Stocks. 

ISP"  In  comparing  New  York  and  Boston  prices,  it  should  be  noted  that  bond  prices  in  New  York  are  flat  prices  -that  is, 
the  price  includes  the  accrued  interest,  while  in  Boston  accrued  interest  must  be  paid  in  addition  to  price.  It  should  also  be 
remembered  that  New  York  stock  prices  are  per  cent  while  those  in  Boston  are  dollars  per  share. 


BONDS. 

BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

|| 

Sale*  in 
April. 
Par  value 

2,000 
4.000 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1897. 

PRICES  IN  APRIL. 

RANGE  FOR    TEAR  1897 

April  1. 

April  30. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Amer.  Bell  Telephone  7s  —  1898 
Registered  1898 

F-A 
F-A 
M-S 
A-O 
J-J 

Sid.      Ask. 

Bid.      Ask. 
104 

Bid.     Ask. 
103      

Sale  Prices. 
104     Apr.  29 
10*     Apr.  15 

Sale  Price*. 
104     Apr.  29 
104     Apr.  15 

Sale  Prices. 
103     Feb.     2 
104     Mar.  17 

Sale  Prices. 
104%  Feb.  18 
104     Mar.  17 

Atch.  A  Nebraska,  1st,  7s.  ..1908 
Boston  &  Lowell,  4s               1932 

1,000 

106%  Apr.     1 

106%  Apr.     1 

106%  Apr.     1 

108%  Apr.     1 

Boston  &  Maine,  4%s  1944 

4g  1942 

J!.i]-!  on  &  Providence,  4s  —  191« 
Bur.&Mo.  R.(Neb.),ex'mt6s.l918 
Non-exempt,  6s                    1918 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
M-N 
J-J 
A-O 
J-D 
J-D 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-D 
M-N 
A-O 
J-D 
J-J 

1,000 
1,00^, 

116     . 
105      

117 
107      

98 

117 
106      

118     Apr.  24 
107%  Apr.     9 

118     Apr.  "24 
1  07%  Apr.     9 

107     Jan!     9 

118      Mar.  25 
107%  Apr.     9 

Plain,  4s  1910 

Cedar  Rap.  &  Mo.  R.,  1st,  7s.  1916 
Chicago  Burl.  &  Nor.,  5s  1926 
2d.  6s                                    1918 

135%  Feb.  1! 
10314  Jan.     5 
98     Apr.  24 

135%'Feb".  l"i 
104%  Apr.  13 
99%  Jan.     2 

26,000 
10,000 

103     103  >* 
99% 

104 

10414 

104     Apr.  10 
98     Apr.  24 

104%  Apr.  13 
99%  Apr.     2 

99       99% 

98       99 

Debenture,  6s       1896 

Ch.  Jo.  RR.  &  St'k  Y'ds.  5s  ..  1915 
Ch.  Mil.  &  St.  P.  Dub.  D.,  6s.  1920 
Ch.  Mil.  &  St.  P.  Wis.  V.,  div.1920 
Ohio.  <fe  W.  Mich.,  gen.,  5s.  ..1921 
Chic.  &  Nor.  Mich.,  gu.,  5s.  .1931 
Clev.  &  Can.  Equip.  Tr.,  5s.  191  7 
Concord  &  Mont.,  cons.,  4s.  1920 
Consol.  RR.  of  Vt.,  1st,  5s..  1913 

14,000 
2,000 
3,000 
14,000 
3,OOO 

10814.. 
117%  

43 

108%  10914 
121      
119%  

107%  109 
121%  
119%  
50     
42%  

107%  Apr.  20 
121     Apr.     H 
119%  Apr.  13 
50     Apr.  24 
42     Apr.  20 

109     Apr.     h 
121%  Apr.     3 
119%  Apr.  13: 
55     Apr.  10 
43     Apr.  23 

107%  Apr.  20 
UH%Jan.     2 
117%  Jan.     7 
45     Feb.     3 
37%  Feb.     1 

109%  Feb.  10 
121%  Mar.    4 
119%  Mar.  17 
55     Mar.    4 
43     Apr.  23 

42      

8,700 
1,500 

.52%    Jtf% 
50     

55      

55      

55     Apr.     2 
56%  Apr.  10 

55"%"  Apr.  21 
55%  Apr.  10| 

50     Jan.  26 
50     Feb.  19 
50     Jan.  13 
62     Apr.     8 

55%  Apr.  21 
57     Mar.  15 
50     Jan.  13 
64%  Apr.  29 

Current  River,  1st,  5s  1927 

A-O 
A-O 
J-J 

50     

40     . 

Det.  Gr.  Rap.  &  *f..  1st,  4e..  1946 
Det.  Lans.  &  Nor.,  mtg.,  7s.  1907 

11,000 

62     Apr.     8 

64%  Apr.  29 

55     Jan.     8 
118%  Jan.     4 
103%  Feb.    6 

56     Feb.  11 
120     Mar.    2 
103  14  Feb.    6 

Eastern  Mass.  1st.,  6s  1906 

M-S 

2,000 

118      

119     120 

119%  120 

119%  Apr.  12 

li9%Apr.  12 

Fitchburg,  5s  1900 

5s  1908 

A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
M-8 
M-S 
Sp.l 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
M-N 
J-D 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
J-D 
A-O 
J-J 
July 

Frem't  Elk.  &Mo.  V.,  1st,  68.1933 
Unstamped,  1st,  6s             1933 

6,000 
21,000 

128      . 
127%  128% 
73 

128 
128     129 
7O 

128i4  Apr.     6 
128     Apr.     2 

128%  Apr.     I 
128%  Apr.  10 

128"     Mar.    3 
127     Jan.  27 
71%  Feb.  17 
69%  Apr.  23 

128%  Apr.  21 
128%  Apr.  1O 
82%  Jan.     5 
75     Jan.  15 

127 

80 

Illinois  Steel,  con  v.,  deb.,  5s.  1910 
Deb.,  5s  1913 

25.000 

81 

72 

69%    70 

89%  Apr.  23 

70     Apr.  23 

Iowa  Falls  &  Si'x  C.,  1st,  78.1917 
Kansas  City  Belt,  1st,  6s....  1916 
Kan.  CTy  M.  &  B.,  gen.,  4s...  1934 
Equipment  6s  .                     1903 

57,606 
3,000 
108,060 
4,000 
5,000 
2,000 
15.000J 

66%    68 

66     

65       68 

65%  Apr.     5 
70     Apr.  2s 
20     Apr.     5 
60     Apr.  15 
90     Apr.  V'J 
121     Apr.  17 
79%  Apr.     6 

69     Apr.     9 
70     Apr.  28 
23     Apr.  291 
50     Apr.  15 
90     Apr.  2S 
121     Apr.  17 
80     Apr.     C 

65%  Apr.     5 
70     Apr.  28 
18     Jan.  22 
50     Jan.  13 
90     Apr.  29 
118i4  Jan.  18 
79     Jan.  25 
106%  Jan.  14 

69     Apr.     9 
70     Apr.  28 
23%  Mar.  11 
50     Jan.  13 
99%  Jan.  11 
122     Mar.  22 
82     Mar.  17 
110     Mar.  17 

.    25 
70 
100 

1118 

20       23 
50     
90      

..  122 

23       "23% 
40     
87%  
120      
80 
107     109 

Kan.  C.  Clin.  <fe  Spr.,  1st,  5s.  1925 
Kan.  C.&M.  Ky.&Br.,lst,5s.l929 
Kan.  O.  St.  J.  &  C.  B.,  1st,  7s.  1907 
Kan.  C.  Ft.  Scott  &  M.,  6s.  .1928 
Kan.  C.  Ft.  8.  &  Gulf,  1st,  78.19O8 
Lincoln  &  North  West'n,  78.1910 
Little  R.  &Ft.  8m.,  g.,lst,  78.1905 
Lou.  Ev.  &  St.  L.,  1st,  6s..  .  1926 
2d  5-6s                                    1936 

8O 

80 

108      

107      



::r«  

90 

.    90 

too    

75  14  Jan.  14 
100     Feb.     2 

89%  Mar.    3 
100»8  -vpr.  13 

5,000  j 

100 

10014  

100%  Apr.  13 

100»sApr.  13 

Maine  Cent.,cons.,  1st,  7s..  .1912 
Collateral  Trust  5s              1923 

Marq.  Ho.  &  O.,  M.,6s.,  ext.1925 
Mexican  Cenlral,  cons.,  4s..  1911 
lut  cons,  inc.,  3s  1939 

107     
66       66% 
15      

107 

107 

77,000 
70,000 
1  1  .OOO 

66       67 
17% 

67%    68 
17       17% 

6%      8 

6614  Apr.  20 
15%  Apr.  23 
fi%  Aw.  3O 

68     Apr.  29 
17     Apr.  30 
7     Apr.     3 

65*8  Jan.  12 
15     Jan.     6 
fiV>  Apr.  30 

68%  Jan.  29 
19%  Jan.  28 
8%  Jan.  30 

2d  cons.  inc..  3s  19H9 

6%       714 

8 

Mo,1897.J                   BOSTON    STOCK    EXCHANGE—  MONTHLY     RECORD.                              1O 

BONDS.             || 
BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANGE,     "i 

Sales  in    Price  about 
April.      January  2, 
Par  rutite         1897. 

PRICES  IN  APRIL. 

RANGE  FOR   TEAR  1897. 

April  I. 

April  30. 

Lowest.             Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

H.  T.  A  New  En*.,  lit,  7».. 
lit,  6*  

1905  J-J 
19O5  J-J 

1  •->-•>  A.-O 

8,000 
19,000 

Bid.      Ask 
1111,  .. 

Bid.      Ask. 
120     

Bid.      Ask. 
..  11919 

Sale  Prices.      Sale  Prices. 
119%  Apr.  22  120     Apr.     2 
112is  Apr.  2411312  Apr.     8 

Sale  Prices. 
118     Jan.     4 
112     Jan.     4 
79     Mar.    6 
751,  Feb.  25 

Sale  Prices. 
1203s  Mar.    8 
1  13^  Jan.  16 
Sl^Mar.    9 
8313  Apr.     5 

11319114 

83 

112>»  

Ogdensb.  A  L.  C.,  eon*.,  6s. 
Trast  Receipt* 

30,500   

82     Apr.  21    83"i,"Apr.    5 

Income.  6s  192O... 

Old  Colony,  6s  

1897  F-  A 
1896  

6s.  

Ottawa  O*.  A  F.  R.  V.,  1st,  8» 
Portland  A  Ogdensb  urg,  6« 
Ports.  Ut.rU  A  Con'/.  4^* 
Republican  Valley,  os  

19OO  J-J 
1900  J-J 
1937  J-  D 
1919  J-J 

1--.-   1      A 
i  !••'-•  \1-.N 

1904  J-J 
1902,  M-K 

l.OOO 

111     Apr.  21  111      Apr.  21 

11078Mar.  15 

111     Apr.  21 

Biffiid,2d,3«         

8,700 
MOO 

2.OOO 
21.0OO 

94        OS 

tcj      .  .  .  . 

97       98»« 
105i4  

97     100 
105     

98     Apr.  20    98>8  Apr.     2 
10519  Apr.  22.  105>«  Apr.  22 
50i3  Apr.  23    50Hs  Apr.  23 
iO4i,  Apr.  28  104's  Apr.     9 

, 

95     Jan.     8 
103     Jan.  11 
50i3  Apr.  23 
103%  Jan.     4 
104%  Jan.  18 
10413  Jan.  15 
99%  Apr.  20 
991,  Feb.     5 

9313  Feb.  24 
10513  Mar.    6 
501,  Apr.  2S 
1051s  Mar.  18 
104%  Jan.  18 
105%  Mar.  25 
10O     Feb,  19 
100     Feb.  27 

lit,  6*  

Wen  End  Street  Ry.,5».... 
5*  registered.     

104      

104      

1914  M-  8 
1916  F-  A 
1917     . 

9.0OO 
50,000 

,rt*l~ 

105      . 

10413  Apr.  12  1051s  Apr.  29 
99%  Apr.  20  100     Apr.     2 

Gold  4*  .. 



Gold  4s 

99%    99*8 

99% 

Wisconsin  Valley.  Int.  7s....  19O9  J-J 

:  

STOCKS. 

BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

SALES  TO  MAY  I. 

Price  about 

55?  j 

PSIChS  IN  APRIL. 

RANGE  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

In  April.    In  1897. 

April  1. 

April  30. 

Lowest.             Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Par. 
Boston  A  Albany           loo 

Share*. 
75O 
188 
354 
LM 
46 

Shares. 
•J.OSO 
993 
1,418 
474    i 
276 
111 
830 

8360 

I.  '....7 
90 

Bid.     Ask. 

Bid.     Ask. 
210     21'Ji, 
212     213 
160 

Bid.      Ask. 
214     215 
213     214 
161     162 

Salf  Prices.      Sale  Prices,  l 
2111,  Apr.  14215     Apr.  29 
212     Apr.     1214     Apr.     ?l 
1601*  Apr.     116313  Apr.  10i 
153     Apr.     3  154     Apr.  26 
265     Apr.     3  266     Apr.  30 

Sale  Prices. 
209     Jan.     4 
205     Jan.     2 
159%  Feb.     9 
15113  Feb.  13 
261     Jan.  11 
35     Jan.     5 
9     Apr.  22 
56     Mar.  27 

104     Jan!     6 
5     Jan.  27 

Sale  Prices. 
217     Mar.    4 
214     Apr.     7 
166     Jan.  18 
155     Mar.    4 
266     Apr.  30 
45     Feb.  20 
11     Jan.  20 
58     Mar.    3 
10619  Mar.    3 
109     Mar.    4 
7     Apr.  21 

Boston  A  LowelL          .1OO 

205     206    ! 
162  m63i, 
'S3      'S* 

KO         *OJ 

Boston  A  Maine         ...100 

Pref         1OO 

Boston  A  Prorldence..lOO 
Boa.  Rer.  B.  A  Lynn.  .  .  10O 
Central  Mans  10O 

264     

264      

29 
54 
•M 
M 

40 

10     . 

36       58 
102%  103 

9       101, 
56       58 
1O2     103 
105     106 

9     Apr.  22      9*«"Apr.  22 
561,  Apr.  15    57     Apr.  22 

Pref                          -  10O 

56 

Ch.  J'n  Ry.  A  8tk.  Yds.  100 
Praf                     .  .    1OO 

1001,  101  Hi 
104 

105     Apr.     9107     Apr.     1 
6     Apr.  22      7     Apr.  21 

Okie.  A  Wen.  Mien..  ...100 
Cler.  Can.  A  Ho  1OO 

S        10 

Pref                              100 

•5 

418 

8 
13 
69 
253 

ibc.  Apr.  14    ibc.  Apr.  14 

lOo.  Feb.  17 
163     Jan.     7 
167     Mar.    5 
16519  Jan.  21 
168     Jan.  12 
14419  Jan.  27 

50o.  Jan.  13 
169     Mar.  30 
167     Mar.    5 
16919  Feb.  26 
174     Feb.  10 
148     Apr.     1 

Con.  AMont-Class  1..10O 
C*lasa  2 

162 

Class  3 



Class  4  1OO 

14 
17 

168      . 

1711,  Apr.  12  171%  Apr.    9 
147     Apr.  15  148     Apr.     1 

Conn.  A  Passnmpsle...lOO 
Concord  A  Portsmouth  10O 
Conn.  Rlrer                      100 

145     146«, 

147     148 

a          129 

221               237 

248     Apr.     3250%'Apr.  2O 
9     Apr.  23    12  .  Apr.    8 

248     Apr.     3 
9     Apr.  23 

250%  Apr.  20 
12     Apr.     8 

Det.0.  R-AWest-pref  ... 
D«t  Lans   A  Nor           1OO 

Pref.  trust  receipt*  .  10O 
Eastern  Mew  Uamp....lOO 

64 
10 
127 
3^15 

1     Jan.  27 
90     Feb.  25 
1713  Apr.  30 
91     Jan.  14 

I     Jan.  27 
90     Feb.  25 
IX     Jan.  19 
9414  Mar.  15 

....„ 
1.241 

171.  Apr.  30 
92     Apr.     3 

171,  Apr.  30 
93     Apr.  21 

Praf                  .  ...  loo 

om  92 

93 

92",  

Flint  A  Per*  Mara.  10O 
Praf                             l"" 

51            1,573 
10 

»»%    31 

MI,    32>* 

30     Apr.     5 

30     Apr.    5 

5     Mar.    2 

35     Mar.    4 
5     Mar.    2 

KMa.ar.8.AM  100 
Praf                         100 

Kan.  City  Mem.  A  Blnn 
Maine  Central                 H»> 

15 
10               719 
8.709          13,176 
10                 20 

i  it  Mar.  25  1     1  H  Mar.  25 
118     Feb.  26  129     Jan.     7 
719  Jan.  12      914  Mar.    1 
225     Feb.  13  225     Feb.  13 

.    130 
7>t      8 

121     125 

8'4      81, 

12O     Apr.  20  '122     Apr.  29 
71,  Apr.  28      814  Apr.     1 
225     Apr.     7225     Apr.     7 

Mexican  Central  ...        1  •  «  • 

?i«       8 

•ashna  A  Lowell             1  0O 

155     Apr.  23 

157     Apr.     2: 

154  19'  Jan.     6  138     Mar.  25° 

Praf                             loo 

00 

5 
-•I             3.O22 
42    1             47 
142 

76     Jan.     6 
193%  Feb.  20 
1761,  Jan.     5 
;  5914  Mar.    2 
145     Feb.  26 

76     Jan.     6 
193%  Feb.  20 
180     Mar.    1 
647e  Apr.  14 
148     Mar.  11 

•orwlcn  A  Worcester  "loo 
Old  Colony  10O 
Pnila.  Wllav  A  Bait  5o 
PortSaeoA  Port*  10O 
Prorldenee  A  Woroest  1OO 

i76     177 

178     179 

178>*  179 

177"i«"Apr.  "l2 
64  '6  Apr.  14 
147     Apr.     3 

179     Apr.     5 
147  *  Apr!     5 

Qulo'-y  Bridge.  
Rutland  100       

J'      .    '                                                                            I'M. 

6 

,:3 







2b""Jan'."l3 

250.  Apr.  30 
152     Jan.     4 
64°g  Feb.    2 
85i«  Jan.     4 
1     Apr.  23 
119     Jan.  16 

20"  "Jan'.'  13 

"l%  Jan."  30 
1551s  Feb.  18 
75     Mar.    3 
95     Apr.  30 
-  'i  Jan.  23 
121     Apr.  10 

Southern  Calif.  Prrr 

i',287 

§41 

316 

M 







25c.  Apr".  30    SOo.  Apr.     8 

Tensrat  A  Mass...        :•-• 
We*t  End                          5O 

taSl 

64%  :::::: 

72       73 

71  ««    V'iV,    70%  Apr.  24    721,  Apr.     9 
94       95       91     Apr.     6    95     Apr.  30 
IV      1     Apr.  23       1'sAor.  13 
!ll9>eApr.    6121     Apr.  10 

Praf...                       ..  »O 

85      

Wisconsin  Central         H»> 

MINING. 

BOSTOMSTOCK  EXCHANGE. 

MALMfTOXATl. 

Prieeab-mt 

PRICKS  IN  APBIL. 

RAX  UK  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

In  Afrit.   In  18*7. 

A  frill. 

April30. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Par 
JEtaaCon.  (QuieksIlTi-r)   5 

A    .'ii'-  •                                25 

tAares. 
50 

BtSJM 

IM 
1.933 
700 

-•-V  .... 

Bid.     Ask. 

Bid.     Ask. 

....       3% 

But.      Ask. 
4 
900. 

Bate  Pruet.     Sale  Pritcs. 
31,  Apr.  21      31,  Apr.  21 

Sale  Prices. 
35s  Mar.    9 
75o.  Jan.     7 
29     Mar.    6 
113  Jan.     4 
19     Apr.  24 
350.  Feb.  19 
80.  Apr.  23 
94%  Jan.     2 

Sate  Prices. 
4     Feb.     6 
1     Feb.    2 
33     Mar.    1 
3%  Feb.     1 
26     Jan.  2O 
65o.  Apr.  13 
200.  Jan.  26 
129     Mar.  16 

6Oo.    880. 

900! 

•  ••rninrt*  
Arnold  35 
Atlantic 

950 

:  Eg 
1.700 

•MM 

"•  '  '^" 

•J",      2% 
20       2O1, 

20 

2%  Apr.  26 
19     Apr.  24 
55c.  Apr.     8 
80.  Apr.  23 
11319  Apr.  23 


2<>g  Apr.    8 
22     Apr.  28 
650.  Apr.  13 
20o.  Apr.     6 
126i4  Apr.     8 

Bonaaia  <l>e».  OW.  10 
ttmtm  *CHpvto<7k(Uoid) 
Boatoa  A  Montana  25 
Breeee  (Iron)                   2ft 

30o.    500. 

121,0.    20c. 
1201,  121 

.     15c. 

96*    96% 

1141,115 

Bottt  A  Boston  25 
Tnut  receipts  
China*  A  Ileela.  35 

ei',416 

193 
26,804 

576 
•87,0*7 

2,041 

126.53'i 

"ibo 

335ft 
98,587 
5.250 
40,546 

500 

4,-, 

26.177 
40,359 

'•I':r 

•  ...  1 

325**  330 
""i'l,  '"  3" 

......  IT! 

•  15%  •i"5>8 
360     365 

;  15  "«  Apr.     1 
360     Apr.  23 

4»,Y,ApY."22 

•19     Apr.  17 
370     Apr.     1 

"7"%ApY."3 

6     Jan.  11 
326    Jan.     2 

"2"i»Jan'.""9 

"5"  "Mar."  9 
10>4  Apr.  12 
3-22isJan.     6 
17i,o.Jan.  13 
14     Apr.  24 
20i3  Feb.  10 
614  Apr.  30 
30o.  Mar.    8 
23     Apr.  26 

"2""a"ApV."2'9 

1  04  "Mar.'  31 
96     Mar.  24 
114  Mar.  23 

{20     Mar.    1 
390     Mar.    1 

"5"  "Mar."  9 
14     Jan.  21 
5-50    Mar.  27 
60c.  Mar.  17 
21     Jan.  21 
20  >«  Feb.  10 
6%  Feb.     6 
30c.  Mar.    8 
::."•'!  Mar.    1 

"  isiiM'ar.'  1  9 

129""jan."2"2 
1O9     Jan.  26 
P.i  Mar.  23 

"  "fii  "71, 
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Franklin  33 
Hoaboldt  25 

712 

a.no 

...... 

200 

11 
J     

10       11 
514      5*1 

10       10% 
4%      4Tg 

141,    15 

1014  Apr.  12 
4%  Apr.  28 

14     Apr   24 

10%"Apr.  2"i 
5'nApr.  13 

16  ><  !  Apr."  6 

Lakeltaperlor  (iron)..  ..25 

7 
"29%  "30" 

"5%  ""e" 
126"  122" 

98     100 

7 
"28"%  "2U" 
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"2"8"  '29" 

ibs"  ibi" 

88  "Apr"."  26 
"2">9  A'pV."29 
107"  "Apr."  2 

614  Apr.  30 
3i""Apr'.""9 

lib""ApY.""7 

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18*^65 
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pkOBlx  25 
Plinitr  (Gold)  10 
PonUao  25 
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GENERAL    QUOTATIONS 

— OF — 

BONDS    AND    STOCKS. 

1.  In  the  following  twenty-seven  pages  of  tables  quotations  are  given  for  all  securities  listed  on  any  Stock  Exchange  in  the 
United  States ;  also  for  all  leadiug  unlisted  and  inactive  securities  for  which  we  have  been  able  to  obtain  reliable  prices. 

2.  Quotations  from  all  Stock  Exchanges  are  as  near  as  possible  for  the  last  day  of  April.      Of  course  the  coupon,  if 
there  be  one,  maturing  between  the  date  of  quotation  and  the  date  of  this  publication,  is  not  deducted  from  the  price. 

8.  Bond  prices  marked  thus  (*)  are  flat  prices— that  is,  the  purchaser  does  not  pay  accrued  interest  in  addition.    Stock 
prices  marked  thus  (\)  are  per  share.    All  others  are  per  cent  except  bank  stock  prices. 

4.  It  should  be  borne  in  mind  in  the  use  of  these  tables  that  the  quotations  for  many  inactive  and  unlisted  securities  are 
merely  nominal,  but  in  all  cases  the  figures  are  obtained  from  sources  which  are  considered  reliable. 

5.  The  following  abbreviations  are  often  used,  viz.;  "  M.,"  for  mortgage;  "g.,"  for  gold  ;  "g'd.,"  for  guaranteed ;  "  end.,' 
for  endorsed ;  "  cons.,"  for  consolidated  ;  "  conv.,"  for  convertible ;  "  s.  f.,"  for  sinking  fund  ;  "1.  g.,"  for  land  grant. 


Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

RAILROAD    BONDS. 

(Bonds  of  companies  contol'd  are 
often  under  the  consolidated  name.  > 

Addison  &  Penn.  — 
lstM.,g.,5s,  1932  J&D 
2d,  48.  1932  J&D 
Akron  &  Ohio.  June.—  Bee  B.  &  O. 
Alabama  Cent.—  See  South'n  Ry. 

(  109 

aoo 

{   97 

I   93 

;  98 

I  35 

PO 

25 

114 
104 
100 

96 

1OO 
37 

Baltimore  &  Ohio  8.  W.  RR.— 
1st  M.  4>as,  g.,  1990  J&J 
Ry.  1st,  cons.,  4138,  g.,  1993.  J&J 
1st  inc  5s  gold,  A  2043 

•   97 
*  70 
*   IH 
•     6 
"1043s 
•104% 
•116 
•105=8 
*  74 
•104 
'  98 
•121 
•122 

100 

100 
75 
25 
10 

•  40 
•  30 
•  30 

C.&H. 

•  74 

•109" 
•107 

•  91*3 

•"92" 
*  92i3 
•  91 
•  27% 
*     9% 
*     4i« 

•103 

•106 
•112 

;no 

•"Ys" 
•11419 

•105 
•105 

•102is 

•ibi" 

*101 
•  96is 
•lOlij 
•  77 
•  90 
•103% 
•  88 
•102 

* 

"55" 
*  iiO 

•110 

60 
40 
40 

1st  g.  6s,  series  A,  o.,  1916..J&D 
1st  g.  6s,  series  B,  c.,  1916..J&D 
Istg.  6s,  series  C,  C..1916..J&D 
Carb.  &  Shaw.—  See  St.  L.  A  &  T.  H. 
Cartha»ie&  Adiron.-SeeN.Y.C.&H. 
Carth.  Water.  &  Sack.  H.—  SeeN.Y. 
Carolina  Cent.—  1st,  gold,  4  (6s), 
1920                                       ...J&J 

1st  ino  5s  gold  B                2043 

Ohio&Miss.  con.  s.f.  7s,1898.J&J 
Cons  mort.,  7s,  1898  J&J 

ibeia 

2d  cons.  s.  f.,  7s,  1911.  ...A&O 
1st  Springf.  Div.  7s,1905.M&N 
1st  Ken.  5s,  1*32  J&D 
Cin  &  Bait    7s    1900             J&J 

Carol.  Mid.—  1st  6s,  1931  A&O 
Catawissa—  Mort.  7s,  1900  ...F&A 
1st  mort.  6s,  1902  F&A 
0.  R.  la.  F.  &  N.—  See  B.C.  R.  &  N. 



1st,  5s,  g.,  Term.,  1942  M&N 
Bait.  &  Pot.—  1st,  6s,  g.,  1911.  A&O 
1st,  tunnel  6s,  g.,  gu.,  1911..  J&J 
Bangor  &  Aroostook— 
1st  mort.,  5s,  g.,  Jan.  1,  1943.J&J 
Battle  Creek  &  Stur.—  See.  Mich.  C. 
Beech  Creek—  See  N.  Y.  C.  &  Hud. 
Bellaire  Zanesville  &  Ciu.  — 
Prior  lien  6s  1899 

102 

1st  6s  1908                            J&J 

J8O 

94 
11314 
92ia 
95 
93 
28i3 
10i« 
5is 

Debenture  6s,  gold,  1906.  .  .F&A 
General  mortgage  5s,  1927.  J&D 
Alabama  Midland  — 
1st  Kuar  5s  1928      .  .  

C.  R.  &  Mo.  Riv.—  See  Chic.  N.  W. 
Centralla  &  Chesapeake— 
Istg.  5s,  1919  J&J 
Central  of  Georgia  — 
Coll.  trust,  5s,  g.,  1937  M&N 
iBt  M.,  g.5s,  1945  F&A 
Cons  g  5s  1945         M&N 

103 

80 
20 

Ala.  N.  O.  T.  &  P.— 
"A"  debenture  5s,  1910-1940J.  .  . 
"  B"  debenture  5s,  1910-1940.  .  . 
"  C"  debenture  5s  1940 

1st  mort.,  4s,  1940  J&J 
Bell.  &  Caron.—  Sec  St.  L.  A.  &  T.H. 
Bellev.&  8o.Hl.—  See  St.L.  A.&  T.H. 
Bell'8  Gap  —  See  Pa.  &  Northw'ern. 
Belt  RR.  &  Stock  Y'ds  (Indianap.) 
Mort.  68,1911        ..       .  .    M&N 

•120 

•ibiia 

104 

102 
104 
1011* 
103i« 
lOSia 
105 

116 
101 
103 
101 
103% 

104 
100 
107 

*  96% 

•iizsij 

•121 
•106 

•100 

•106  ij 
•103 
•104 
«102 
•135 

/104is 
f  96is 
*  96 
*  69 

"  70 

*110i3 
•105% 

t  
U16 
J107 
H06 
H.43 
1116 
(105 

MobileDiv.g.  5s,  1946  J&J 

Ala.  &  Vicksb.—  Con.  g.,5s,'2i.A&O 
2d,  consol.  g.,  5s  
Ticks.  &  Mer.,lst.  g.,6s,'21.A&O 
Albany  &  Susq.—  See  Del.  &  Hud. 
Allegheny  VaUey—  See  Penn.  RK. 

*  80 
*  60 
"103 

* 

•  77% 
*  65 

•lOlifl 
ilOl 
80 
*  44% 
*  99 
•112 
J  97 

*100 
*  91 

95 

75 
107 

102 

78 
75 

10214 

"s'o'is 

44  »s 
1011$ 

'99" 
102 

96 

i'o~2~" 

% 
15 

Macon  &  Nor.  g.  5s,  1946.  .  .  .  J&J 
1st  income  (up  to  5),  1945...  Oct 
2d  income  (up  to  5),  1945.  ..Oct. 
3d  income  (up  to  5),  1945.  .  .Oct. 
Ocean  S8.  Co.— 
1st  M.,  g.,  gtd.  5s,  1920.  .  .  .J&J 
Central  of  New  Jersey— 
Cousol.,  now  1st  7s,  1899  —  Q-J 
Consol.  mort.,  7s,  1902  M&N 
Gen.  mort.,  g.,  5s,  1987  J&J 
Conv.deb.,68,1908  M&N 
Leh.&  W.oon.7s,  1900,as'd...Q-M 
Mortgage  5s,  1912  M&N 
Am.D.&  lmp.Co..Ktd.,5s,'21.J&J 
N.  J.  Southn.,  6s,  int.  gu.,'99.J&J 
L.  Br.&Bea8h.,l8t,7s,1899.J&D 
Central  Ohio—  See  Bait.  &  Ohio. 
Central  Pacific  — 
1st  6s  gold   1898       J&J 

Bellv  Del     1st  6s  o    1902    J&D 

108 
105 

107 

Alton  Bridge—  See  St.  C.  M.  &  St.  L. 
Am.  Dock  &  Imp.—  See  Cen.  of  N.  J  . 
Ann  Arbor  Ry.—  1st,  g.,  4s,  1995.. 
Aaheville  &  Spartanburg-S.  U.  & 
Col.,  1st  m..  g  ,  gu  ,4s,  1995.  J&J 
Atch.  Col.  &  Pac.—  See  Un.  Pacific. 
Atch.  Jew.  Co.  &  W.—  See  Un.  Pac. 
Atch.  &  Nebraska—  See  C.  B.  &  Q. 
Atohison  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  — 
Ouar.  fund  notes,  6s,  g.,  1898.  .  . 
6s,  Guar.  Fund,  notes,  Hope  — 
Gen.  mort.,  gold,  4s.  1995.  .A&O 

Cons    4s  1927     '     '              F&A 

i'iois 

"98" 

ii's" 

BoouevilleBdg.Co.—  SeeMo.K.&T. 
Bos.  &  Alb.—  4s,  Oct.,  1913...  A&O 
3os.  Clin.  F.  &  N.  B.—  See  Old  Col. 
Jos.  Cone.  &  M.—  See  Con.  &  Mont. 
Boston  &  Lowell— 
5s  July  1  1899                        J&J 

4138  May  1   1903                   M&N 

ibs" 

48,1905-6-7-9    .                    ..Var. 

4s,  March,  1915  M&S 

4s,  July  1,1916  J&J 
4s,  April,  1932..                 .    A&O 

105  la 

Boston  &  Maine— 
4128,  g.,  1944  J&J 

Eq.  tr.,  series  A.g.,58,  1902.J&J 
Chic.  &  St.  L.,  1st,  6s,  1915.  M&S 
Allan,  latle&sedliues—rent.tr.,  4s 
Atl.  &  Char.—  See  Southern  Ry. 
Atlanta  &  West  Pt.—  Deb.  6s.  .J&J 
Atlantic  &  Danville.— 
let  K    5*  1950                      J&J 

1st,  g.,  6s,  1899  J&J 
S.Joaq'in,lst,M.,6s,g.,1900.A&O 
C.  &  O.  Div.,  ext.  5s,  g.,  1918..  J&J 
Land  gr.,  5s,  K.,  1900  A&O 
Ext.  g.,  5s.,  series  A,  1898.  .J&J 
Mort.,  gold,  gt.  5s,  1939....  A&O 
Mort.  g.,  6s,  land  gt..  1936.  A&O 
No.Ry.ofCal.,l8t6s,R.gu,'07.J&J 
5s,  gold,  guar.,  1938  A&O 
West  Pac.,  1st,  6s,gold,  '99.  .  .J&J 
Central  of  South  Carolina  1st  gold 
68.1921  J&J 
Central  Vermont.— 
1st,  con.  g.,  4s,  1943  J&J 
Equip.,  g.,  68,  1903  J&J 
Consol.  of  Vt.  5s,  1913—  J.  &  J. 
Cent.  Wash'n,  li-t,g.,6s,'38...M&S 
Charleston  &  Northern— 
1st  M.  Div.  A,  5s,  1915  M&S 
Charleston  &  Savannah  — 
Gen.  mort.  7s,  g.,  1936  J&J 

"98" 

4s,  Feb.  1,  1937    F&A 

4s,  Feb.  1,1907  F&A 

4s,  Aug.  1,  1942                  F&A 

BOS.&N.  Y.  A.  L.-SeeN.Y.  N.H.&H. 
Boston&Prov.—  4s,July,1918.J&J 
Boston  Rev.  B.  &  L.—  6s,  1897.J&J 

Atlantic  &  Pacific— 
Ctuar.  1st,  gold,  4s,  1937  J&J 
W.  D.  guar.  6s,  s.  f.,  1907.  .  .M&S 
W.  D.  incomes,  1910  A&O 
Land  gr.  incomes,  cum  1901 
Cent.  Div.inc.,  6s,non-cum.l922 
Atlantic  City  RR.—  5s,  g.,  g'd.1919 
Atlantic  Tenn.  &  O.—  See  So'n  Hy. 
Augueta  South.—  lstg.,5s,'24.J  aD 
Austin  &  North  w'n—  See  So.  Pac. 
Bait.  Belt—  See  Bait.  &  Ohio. 
Bait.  &  Annapolis  Short  Line  — 
1st,  M.,  g.,  3-4s,  1944  J&J 
Bait.  Ohes.  &  Atlantic— 
1st  mort.,  gold,  5s,  1934  —  M&S 
Balt.&C.V.RR.Ex.— 
1st  M  6s  1929                          J&J 



106 

Brooklyn  &  Montauk—  See  Long  I. 
Brans.  &  W.—  See  Sav.  Fla.  W. 
Bruns.  &  Chilli.—  See  Wabash. 
Buff.  &  Erie—  See  L.  Sh.  &  M.  So. 
Buff.  N.  Y.  &  Erie—  See  Erie. 
Buffalo  Rochester  &  Pittsburg— 
General  5s,  g.,  1937. 

98 

ibf" 

102 

ibs" 

100 

90 

110% 
106 

1081s 
118 
109 
108 
146 
118 
107 

106 

"96" 
"35" 

125 

•109 

* 

*  35 

* 

*102 
•120 

*104i4 
*  99i4 
*100 
•1011s 

*  109is 

* 

* 

110 
95 

55 
100 

112 

104% 
100 

"93" 
95 

"is" 

107 
116 
94 
86 

ibsis 

"e'6" 

96 

ioo" 

100 

"76" 

85 

Deb.  6s,  Jan.  1,  1947  J&J 
Roch.  &  P.,  1st,  g.,  6s,  1921.F&A 
Consol.,  1st,  g.,  6s,  1922..  J&D 
Clear.  &M.  l8t,5s,g.,gu.,'43.J&J 
Buffalo  &  Southwest—  See  Erie. 
Buffalo  &  SuBijuehanna— 
1st,  5s,  g.,  s.f.,  1913  A&O 
Burl.  Cedar  Rapids  &  Northern  — 
1st,  58,1906  J&D 
Cons.  lst&  col.  tr.,5s,g.,'34.  A&O 
C.B,I.F.&N.W.,lst,68,g.,'20.A&O 
1st,  58,  g.,  g'd,  1921           A&O 

Charlotte  Col.&Aug.—  See  South'n 
Chartiers—  1st,  7s,  1901  A&O 
Chat.  Rome  &  Columbus— 
1st  5s,  g.,  1937  M&S 
Rome  &  Carrol.—  1st  K.6s,'16.J&J 
Chateaugay  Ry.—  See  Del.  &  Hud 
Chesapeake  &  Ohio- 
Purchase  money  g.  6s,  1898  — 
Series  A,  gold,  6s,  1908  A&O 
IstMortg.  g.,  6s,  1911  ....A&O 
Term.,  1st,  g.,  6s,  1922  J&D 
Nor.  term.,  g.,  6s,  1898  
C.&O.  Ry.l8teon.,g.,5s,'39.M&N 
General  4138,  gold,  1992.  .  .  .M&S 
H.&  A.Dlv.lst  con..g..4s,'89.J&J 
2d  con.,  g.,  4s,  1989  J&J 
Craig  Valley,  1st,  5s,  gold,  1940. 
WannSp.VaL.lst  5s,  g.,'41.M&S 
El.  Lex.  &  B.  S.,  5s,  g.,  1902.M&S 
BucU'gh'mBr.lstg.gd.5s,'42M&S 
Elevator  Co.,  g.  4s,  1938  —  A&O 
New  River  Bridge,  g.  6s,'98.M&8 
Chesapeake  Ohio  &  Southwest.— 
1st  Mort.  g.  6s,  1911  F&A 
2d  mort.  6s,  1911  F&A 
Cheshire—  See  Fitohburg. 
Chicago  &  Alton- 
Sinking  fund  6s,  gold,  1903.M&N 
La.&Mo.R..,lst  gd.7s,1900.F&A 
2dK'd,7s,  1900  M&N 

•1121* 

•     7 
•  85 

•104 
*118is 

•iiafg 

•112 
97 
•112 
•  73i4 
•101  % 
•  90*3 

* 

•"s'o" 

•  99% 
•  7O 
•  57 
•  95 

* 
* 

*11S 
•llOifl 
•109i2 

15 

105 

i"2'6ii 
118 

"73is 
102 

"9"i" 

92 
99i« 

65" 

6s,  July,  1931  J&J 

Baltimore  &  Ohio- 
Receiver's  Certiflcates,6s,g.J&D 
Maryland  Const.,  Rec.  certfs.,  5s 
Pitts.  &  Connels.  Reo.ctfs.Ss.J  &J 
Extend.,  g.,  4s,  1935  A&O 
Parkersburg  Br.,  68,  1919.  .A&O 
Oonsol.  M.,g.,58,  1925  F&A 
Eng.  certfs.  of  deposit........... 

Miu.&  8t.L.,lst,gu.78,g.,'27.J&D 
Burl.  &  Mo.  (Neb.)—  See  C.  B.  &  O. 
California  Pacific- 
ist mort.,  4i2S,  g.,  1912  J&J 
2dmort.,6B,g.,'91,ext.at4i3.J&J 
3dmort.<gu.C.P.),6s,g.,'05.J&J 
3s,  g.,  1905  J&J 
Cambria  &  Clearfleld— 
1st,  5s,  g.,  1941  J&J 
Camd.  &  Atl.—  See  W.  Jer.&  Sea  Sh. 
Canada  Atlantic  — 
1st,  g.,  5s,  Jan.  5,  1909  J&J 
Canada  Southern— 
1st,  5s,  1908  J&J 

Oonsol.  gold,  5s,  1988  F&A 
1st,  Term.,  4i»s  gold,  1934.  J&D 
Sterling  6s,  gold,  1902  M&S 
6s,  gold,  1910                   M&N 

101 
*  70 
2105 
MM 
I  91 
I  82 
*  94 
•  94 
•102  is 
*  98k 

:-87- 

1  91 

* 

*"9'6" 
•103 
*104is 
*  60 
•  70 

5s,  gold,  1927  J&D 

4ij»  gold  1933                  A&O 

Equ.  Tr.,  Her.  A,  5s,  '97-99.  .A&O 
Do      Her.  B,  5s,  '96-1900  
B.&  O.Eq.  Co.,  Rec  ctla.,68,  g.,g'd 
Cen.  O..  cons.  1st,  4iss,g.  ,'30.  M  &fc 
Ool.  &  Cu.  Md.,4i38,lBt,1939.J&J 
Ak.  &Ch.Ju.,l8t,g.,5s,1930.M&JS 
Bait.  Belt,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1990.M&N 
Confl.&Oak.—  lst,5»,g..'14.M&N 
Mon.R.,lst,5s,gu.,g.,1919.F&A 
Sand.  Mans.  &N..l8tM.  7s.  .1908 
Boh'lkill  Riv.  East  Side  5s,g.,1935 
Staten  Isl.  2d5s,g.,  g'd,1920.J&J 
W.  V.  &  P.,  1st,  5s,  g..  1990.M&N 

2d  mort.,  5s,  1913  M&S 

Canadian  Pacific  — 
Land  grant,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1931.  A&O 
l»tM.,  deb.  £,  g.,5s.  1915  ..J&J 
Land  grantgu.,3is8,g.,1938.J&J 
cons,  deben.  4s,  perpetual.  .J&J 
Ont.  &  Quebec,  deb.  guar.  5s  
New  Brunsw.jlst,  g.,S8,'34  F&A 
Cons.  deb.  4s,  perpetual    .J&J 
Canastota  Nor.  -See  Lehlgh  Val. 

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RAILBOAD    BONDS. 


II    .M.I.  . 

Bid. 

A»k. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

CkMaco  A  Alton  —  Concluded)— 
Mia*.  RlT.  B'dge.lst  a.f  .  g.6«.1912 
8«.L.J.AC.7l.2d.gu.,-98...JAJ 
Okie.  A  A  ten.  Bridge— 
let  6e.  g..  Jan.  1.  1915  JAJ 

;i02>s 

•  87 

•101 
97 

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• 
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•100 

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•  98«j 
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•  89 
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•  92* 
118 
117 
106 
98 
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120 
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105 

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<.H\K.  Kuok  1.  A  Pao.—  (Concl'd.)  — 
30-year  debs.,  5s,  1921  M&S 
Chic.  A  8.  W.—  l8t,7g,'99...M&;N 
DesM.AFt,D.,l8t4s,1905..J&J 
D.M.AF.  D.l8tlnc.2i«8,-05..J&J 
Exten.  48,  19O5                     JAJ 

96^ 
104 
85 
62^ 
33 
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106 

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103 
105 
103 
99 
•115 

*  50 
•100 
•101 

109 
114 
121 
106 

•100 
•121 

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•  80 

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112 

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146 
125 
144&B 
111 
113 
14414 
136ia 
1161* 
100 
112 
120 
123- 
104 
112 
109 

New.  &Rich.,K'd  5s,  1911..  J* 
Conn.  River.  —  Gold  4s  1943    M& 

Scrip,  4s,  1903  .                    "  J&. 

100 

Chic.  Burl.  *  Northern- 
let  i.  f  5«  1926.        .             AAC 

Consol.  RR.of  Vt.—  See  Central  Vt 
Curub.&Ohio,No.Div.7s,1899.J&] 
Southern  Dlv.  7s,  g'd.!898.M& 
Cumb.&Penn.l8t,g.,5s,1921.M&N 
Current  Bir.—  See  K.  C.  Ft.  S.  &  M 
Dak.  Cent.-See  Chic.  &  Northw. 
Dak.  A  Gt.  So.—  See  C.  M.  &  St.  P. 
Dallas  &  Waco—  See  Mo.  K.  &  T. 
Dan.  A  Norw.—  See  N.  Y.  N.  H.  &  H 
Dayton  &  Mich,  fee  Cm.  H.  &  D. 
Dayton  &  Western 
1st  M.,  6s,  1905  JAJ 
1st  mort..  7s,  1905  J&J 
Dayton&  Union—  lst.7s,1909  J&D 
Income  6s,  due  after  1910..  J&D 
Delaware- 
Gen.  M.  4i«s,ff.,  ser.  A,  1932J&J 
Del.  A  Bound  B'k—  l8t,7s,'05.F&A 
Delaware  &  Hudson- 
Pa.  Div.,  7s,  1917  M&S 
Adlr.  Ry.,lst,gu.4i38,g.,'42.M&N 
Alb.  A8.,78,lsl,  oon.,gu.  -06.  A&O 
1st,  68,con8.,gu.,g.,  1906.A&O 
Bluff  Pt.  Land  Imp.  Co.— 
1st  M.,  g.,  guar.,  4s,  1940.JAJ 
Chat.  O.  &  I.  RR.,  not  gu.  6s,  '29 
6s,  guar.,D.  AH.,1929  
Chateaugay   Ry.,  1st  6s,    ?td, 
Aug.,  1907  FAA 
New  York  &  Canada— 
S..  M.,  6s,  g.,  19O4  MAN 
Deb.  g..4%8,  guar.  1904.  .M&N 
Rons.  &  Sarato.,  1st.  7s,'21.M&N 
Del  Lack.  &  West—  M  7s,'07.M&S 
Morris  &  Essex,  1st,  7s,  '14.M&N 
Conv.  7s,  1900                      JAJ 

60 

Keokuk  A  Dc«  M.,  5s.l  st,'23.  A&O 
Chic.  A  St.  L.—  Sec  Ateh.  T.  A  S.Fe 
Cliic.  St.  L.  &  N.O.—  See  IllinoiaCen 
Chic.  St.  L.  A  Pitts.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
Chic.  St.  L.A  Pd.—  SeeSt.L.A.  AT.H 
Ch.8t.P.AK.C.—  Pr.g.5«,'34..JAJ 
Chlo.  St.  Paul  Minn.  A  Omaha- 
Con.  6s.  1930  J&D 

3d,  6*.  1918  JAE 

Equipment  5*.  19O3.exten.FAA 
Chicago  Burlington  A  Quincy— 
Coniol.  (now  litt)  7s,  19O3.  .  J*J 
5*.  sinking  fund.  19O1  A&O 
5*  debenture  1913              MAN 

113 

118 

9*.  COOT.  deb..  19O3  MAS 

lowaDlr....  f..  5*.  1919....  AAO 
a.  f.  4»    1919.  .             AAO 

Ch.8t.P.AM.lstR.6B,'18..M&J, 
No.  Wisconsin,  1st  6s,  1930.  .JAJ 
St.  P.  Stillwater  A  Tayl's  Falls— 
1st  mort  7s    1908                JAJ 

*130i4 

'118 
•1291s 
•116 

•105 

•118 
106 

50 
42is 
•106 
*  78 

•110 
117 

ibe* 

104 
109% 

131 

isi" 

52 

107' 
79 

Denr  Ext.,  col.tr.  4s,  1922.  FAA 
Sink,  fund  4«.  plain.  1921  .  .MAS 
Ohio.  A  la.,  col.  tr.  SB.  19O5.F&A 
HebraskaEit.,4«;  1927...  MAN 
Ateh.  *  Neb..  1st.  7s,  1908.MAS 
B«i.  A  Mo.(Neb.)  l.t,6s,'18.JAJ 
OonaoL  6a,  non-ex..  1918.  .JAJ 
4»  (Web.'.  1910  JAJ 
Han.  A  St.  Jo.,  lite*.  1911.  MAS 
Lincoln  *  1».  W.,7*.  1910...  JAJ 
Ott.  Oiw.  A  Fox  R..  8«.  190O.J  AJ 
Repnb.  Val    lit,  61.  1919.  .  .JAJ 
Ckioago  *  Eautern  Illinois— 
lit  mort..  e>.  19O7.  Unk.  fdJAD 
lit.  eoMol.  6X  cold.  1934..  AAO 
Uen-eoniol.  lit.  5«,  1937..  MAN 
DanT.  A  O.  C-k,  lit  M.  6a.'2O  11  AN 
Oh.  A  I.  C.  Ry.—  l»t  5».  1936.  JAJ 
Okie.  PlMad.  ADe»Motne*- 
litg.  5«,19ll  JAJ 
Chic.  A  Or.  Trunk-lit  f  6».  1900 
H.W.Or.  Tr.,  1st  M..  6*.  191OJ  A  J 
3d  If  ..  g.,  5.,  Jan.  1.  1922...  JAJ 
Chic.  Hammond  A  Went— 
l«t,g..6».  Jan.  1.1927  JAJ 
Ohio.  A  I.C.  Ky.-8*e  Chle.A  E.111 
Chic.  A  MUw.-8*e  Chic.  A  N.  W. 
Chicago  Milwaukee  *  St.  Paul- 
On!..  jr..  4».  «er.  A.,  1989.  .  .  .  JAJ 
M.  A  «.  P..  lit,  8..  P.  D./98.PAA 
P.  !>.,  2d  M..  7  3-lOa,  1806..  FAA 
R.  It..  IH.  9  fold,  7.,  1902  .  .  J  AJ 
R.  I).,  l.t,  Jt  (Old.  7i.  1003.  .JAJ 
I.  A  M..  lit  eonr.  7..  1897.  .JAJ 
Ia.ADak..l.tconT.7..1899  JAJ 
JJUB.  7.   1908                    JAJ 

"93" 

8tP.AS.City,lst(r.6s,-i9..A&O 
Hud.  A  Hi  v.  F.,  1st  M.  8s.  '08.JAJ 
Sault  Ste.  M.  &  Southwest  - 
l.t  mort..  5s,  1915  MAN 
Chic.  ATomah.—  See  Chic.  A  Nor. 
Chle.A  W.Ind.—  Gen.  g.  6s.'32.Q-M 
lst(f.  6s,  s.  f.  1919                M&N 







General  5s,  1921                   JAD 

Chlc.ANo.Mlch..58,(ru.,'3i.M*N 
Choc.  Ok.  A  Gulf—  Pr.  Vn.  K.  6s.  '19 
Gen.  M.,K..5».r.o.,  1919  JAJ 

117i» 
"75" 

ibi 

Cln.D.AI.—  Ist.K.gd.fs,  41.M*> 
Cincinnati  Hamilton  A  Dayton  — 
Consol  S.  F  7s  19O5            AAO 

120 

Ill's 

ibs" 

103* 

112is 

ibs" 

60 

100 

111 

89" 

115 

iii" 

• 

50 
100 

Consol.  mort..  6s,  19O5  AAO 
Con«ol.  5s,  19OA                     AAO 

•  92 
•  98 
•  65 

* 

•ibs" 

•131 

•m>i 
•iiio" 

•131 
•l:-4 
•131 
•10» 

• 

General  5s,  gold,  1942          JAD 

3d  mort..  Kold,  4  "as.  1937..  JAJ 
Day.  A  Mich.,  1st  5s  g-d  ..1911 
Cln.  Ham.  A  I.— 
1st  7§  g-d,  1903  JAJ 
Oen.  t.  ««,  1943  JAD 
C.  I.  St.  L.  A  C.-See  0.  C.  C.  A  St.  L. 
Cln.  Laf  .  AChl.—  See  C.  C.  C.  A  St.  L 
Cln.Jack.AM.—  lst.g.4s,199l.J&D 
Cln.  Leb  A  Nor     1st  r>s  191t>  JAJ 

75 
101* 

•  40 
•1O2 
•  45 

7s,  1871-1901                       A&O 

7s,  1st,  cou.,  guar.,  1915.  .J&D 
N.Y.Lao.&W.—  l»t,6s,g'd'21.J&J 
2d,  5s,  e'd,  constr.,  1923.  .F&A 
3d  M.,  Ter.  4s,  g'd,  1923..  M&N 
Oswego  &  Syr.—  Gu.,5s,'23,M&N 
Consol.  mort.,  7s,  1907...  M&S 
Sy.B.  &N.Y.,  Ojn.7s,g'd,'06A&O 
Valley,  N.Y.,  1st,  5s,  1911..  F&A 
Warren,  1st,  cou.  7s,  1905..  M&S 
2d.now.lst,  7s,  1900A15&O15 
Del.  River  RR.  &  Bridge— 
1st  g'd.  g.,  4s,  1936  FAA 
Del.Sus.AS.RR.  lst,g.6H,1909  A&O 
Den.  A  Rio  Grande- 
lit  7s  gold  1900                   M&N 

144* 

Ola.  A  Musk.  Val.,  1st  7«!l90l!jAJ 
Cln.  Ports.  A  Va.,  Irtir.  5s.-25.JAD 
Cln.  Kieh.A  P.  W.-lst7sg.'21  JAD 
On.  Ban.  A  Clev.-SeeC.C.C.A  St.  L 
On.  A  iprtndfM—  SeeC.C.C.  A  StL. 
Oearfl'a  A  Jeff    1st  6s  l:i'J7  JAJ 

128" 
109 

133*1 

•Il7 

Okie.*  Mllw..l»t  M:.7a,"i903  J  AJ 
iM^eonT.,  a.t..5e.l916..JAJ 
lit  eon*,  pr.  lien  7«.  19O4...JAJ 
Chle.  A  M.eo»K»L7a,  1  90S..  JAJ 
Farito  A  Mo.  .  g.«a,aa»-d,  1924J  AJ 
Dubuque  Dlr..  lit.  6«.  192OJAJ 
Bontbw.  DtT.,  l.t.6>.  1909  .JAJ 
Dak.  A  (it.  *...lit«.5«,1916.JAJ 
LA.  A  U.  DtT..  l.t.  5..  1919.  JAJ 
Bo.  Minn.,  l.t.  6*.  191O.  JAJ 
H.  A  Dak.  Kit..  1st,  7»,  '10.  JAJ 
l»t  M.  5».  191O                    JAJ 

Clearf  .  A  Mahonlnn  •  See  B.  R.A  P. 
CleTeland  Akron  A  Columbus- 
Gen,  fotd  5a.  1927  MAS 
Bq.tr.  and  2d  M..K..6s.l»30.FAA 
CtoTV.AOuiton-lst.58,  1917.JAJ 
KBC.  Tr.  Co.  certificates 

alOOig 
84 



112T8 

"s'fii 

82 
75 

64 

114 

"88  ia 

92 
85 

65 

•107 
120 
•11- 

•iio\ 

•  68 

75 
12 

84 
90 
97% 

•io" 
138" 

78" 
16 

09  1« 
00 

Impr.,  gold,  5s,  1928  JAD 
1st,  con.,  g.,  4s,  1936              J&J 

Equip,  id  t.  5s.  1917  AO 
W.  A  C..  lit  g.  51,  1928  JAD 
Cleve.  Cln.  Chic.  A  St.  Louis— 
General  4i,  gold,  1993  JAD 
Cairo  DlT..  1st  g.  4.,  1939.  .  .  .JAJ 
8t.L.DIv..lM.eol.tr.tf.48.-!H>MAN 
White  W.V.DiT.,lit,4s,g.>40.JAJ 
C.  W.A  M.  Dl  v..l*t,  4i>.K.,'fl  .J  &J 
Bpr.A  Col.  DlT.,4s,lst,ic.,'40.MA8 
Cln.ttan.ACleT.ir.con.Ss,  '2S..1A-J 
Col.  8pr.  A  Cln.,  1st  7s,  1901  .MAS 
Cln.  Laf.  A  Chic..  K..7..19O1.MA8 
Ind.  A  St.  L.,  l.t  7s,  1919..  .AAO 
C.I.8t.L.AC.,lit,4i,g.,-36..Q-F 
6*.  eon.,  1920  MAN 



Des  M.  &  F.  D.—  See  C.  R.  I.  &  Pac. 
Des  M.  &  Minn.—  See  Chic.  &  N.\V. 
Det.G.  Haven  &Mil.—Eq.  6s.  1918 
Con.  mort.,  guar.,  6s,  1918.  .A&O 
Detroit  Grand  Rapids  &  West.— 
1st  con.  4s,  Apr.  1,  1946...  A&O 
Ionia  A  Laiis      1st,  5s,  1899 

•119 

• 

130* 

•109 
1*  -. 
•U5-H 
•110\ 

• 

•iio«i 

•113 

11» 

rj.. 
•113 
•119* 
•119"* 

* 

•'Viif 

•145 
•119H 
•116 
•109 
•114* 
•109  >• 
•110«« 

Okie.  A  Pac.  IHr..  0*.  1910.  JAJ 
We»fnD«T,gold&»,  1921  JAJ 
Ok.  *  Mo.  BIT.,  lit  5..  1U26.J  AJ 
Mineral  Pt.  DIT..  5.,  191O...JAJ 
Chlc.A  L.Sop.DlT.jr..5..':.M  JAJ 
Win.  *  Minn.  INT..  t.  5i.-21.JAJ 
Wla.  Val.  DIT..  lit,  6*.  192OJAJ 
lot.  7«.  19OV                          JAJ 

80 
87  ij 
85 
110 
107 
107 
130 
101i« 
108 

108 
109 

115'i 
113 
10» 

i'i'a>i 

Detroit  &  Mack.— 
Prior  lien,  g.,  4s,  1995  J&D 
Mort.  gold,  4s,  1995  J&D 

PO 
50 

97i« 
100 
104 
104 

iboii 

25 

iio" 

107 

119 
105 
103 
107 

117i« 
1121s 

11612 

101  S. 
141 

90 
60 

18 
99 

Detroit  Mac.  &Marq.— 
Land  grant,  3i«8,  1911  A&O 
Detroit  M.  &  Tol.—  See  L.  S.  AM.  S. 
Dulutli  &  Iron  RR.— 
iBt  5s  1937          A&O 

Terminals*.  gnjd.1914  JAJ 
M11W.A  Ho..  «•.  l.t  M.I./10..J  Ai  • 
6a.  lit,  eon*ol..  1913  JAD 

ii3>« 

130 

4'ai, 
145* 

Il6" 
US* 

Cincinnati  A  Springfield— 
7i,  C.  C.  C.  A  1.,  1901  AAO 
7a,»u.  L.  8.  A  M.  8.,  1901..  AAO 
Peorla  A  Ea»t,oons.,4s.-40.AAO 
2d  cons.  Income  4s,  1990.  Apr  1 
Id.  Blm.A  W..7l.lit,pf.,1900.J  AJ 
O.Ind.AW.^.5s.l.t,pf.,1938.Q-J 
Cler.  Col.  Cln.  A  Indianapolis— 
lit,  ..  f.  7.  1899                   MAN 

2d  mort.,  6s,  1916  J&J 
Dul.  M.  &  N.,  1st,  g.,  6s.  1922.  JAJ 
2d  con.  M..  g.,  6s,  1923  J&J 
Duluth  Red  W.  &  So.— 
1st.  g..  5s,  1928  J&J 
Dul.S.Sh.A  Atl.—  l6t,g.,5a,'37.J&J 
Dul.  Short  Line—  See  St.  P.  &  Dul. 
Dulu.  Trans.—  1st,  g.,  68,1921.J&J 

Ok.  A  No.  M.-4**  Ck.A  W««.MIek. 
CUcaco  *  Wortb.ni  Pae,- 
Co«-.ft».  >..  1940  AAO 
U.B.Tru*iOo..eag.  earto  

70 
101 

4O 

6O 
120 

107 
109 

Kcm 

12612 

Chicago  A  HOTtkwaiUn— 
Com.  t  f.  7..  1915  0-K 
G«a.  eon..  g'  7..  ep..  1903.  JAD 
••Mac  find  Oa,  rag..  19».  AAO 
Sa,  1939                            ..  AAO 

Consol.  mort.,  7s,  1914.  ...  JAD 
Oen.  con.,  g..  6s.  1934  JAJ 
Con.  sink,  fiind.  7s.  1914  ...JAD 
ClflY'land  Loraln  A  Wheeling— 
Con.  g.  5s,  1933  AAO 
Gen.  g.  5s.  1936  (when  Iss.)  JAD 
Equip,  notes  5e,  19O2  JAJ 
Oereland  Term.  A  Valley- 
lit.  4i  t    1995                ...MAN 

Dun.War.  &  P.-8ee  N.  Y.  C.  &  H.  R. 
Dutcheas  Co.—  See  1'liila.  A  Read. 
East  Tenu.  Va.  A  Ga.—  See  So.  Ry. 
Eaat  Shore  Ter.—  lst,58,g.,'15.F&A 
Eastern  Mass.—  6s,  g.,  1906  .  .  .  M&S 
Eastern  Minn.—  See  St.  P.  M.  &  M. 
Canton  &  Amboy—  See  Lehlgh  Val. 
Klliab.  Lex.  &  Big  S.—  See  C.  &  O. 
Elmlra  Cort.  &  Nor.—  See  Leh.  VaL 
Elmlra  StateL.-lst  M.7s,'05.A&O 
•;  I  in  i  r:i  &  WllllaiiiKport.— 
1st  6s  GOUT  1910                   J&J 

Sink,  fd.deben.fe.  1933...  MAN 
26-year  deb  Da,  1909            MAN 

SO  rear  dib  fta  1931            AAO 

Kxtea.  bond.,  4*.  1930..  FAA  15 
Iowa  DIT.,  l.t.  4  it..  1903.  .  .  AAO 
«•»••.>  L.Sup.  .  1  it.6a.  1901  JAJ 
DwM.  A  Mlnn.,1  .1.7..  19O7.PAA 
Iowa  Mid.,  l.t  M_  8a.  19OO.  AAO 
5to.  A  Mll.Jrtlt.7a,  1898  .JAJ 
Cjt»  M  »tt  IT  .  l«t.0*.1903.  M  AN 
WI»onaA8t.P.,2d,7s,1907.MAN 
l«t«xt*n..7».goid,  1916.  JAD 
MIL  A  Mad.,  l.t.  S*.  1905...  MAK 
Ott.  C.  P.  A  St.  P.7&a.  1000  MAS 
North.  HI.,  let.  5i.  1010...  .  .MAS 
Mad!aon'eit..l«t«.7*.  1911.AAO 
Maple  KIT.,  lit  M.  7i.  1807..  JAJ 
MarabJMd  •«..  1  M.  5a.-22.AAO 
Mi«i»tnuext..l.tt.7..'llJAD 
Mmaliii  KIT.,  lit.  7..-06.J  AJ 
Nort»w«.t.Un.,  lit/.  7s,'l7.M  A» 
CbJe.  ATo«ah,lrt,S«,  19OS.MAN 
Dak.  Cent.,  l.t  e.  «•.  1907.  MAS 
OadarK.  A  M..1.1.7..  11(16.  MAN 
M  Borl.  7a.  1900  JAD 
Tnm.  Elk.  A  Mo.  V..6a.'33.  AAO 

75 
102 
120 

65 
..„.. 

60 
50 

80 

75 

ioie 
90 
80 

88 

71 
70 
51 

05" 

74" 
95 

80 
14 
6 

95" 
05>« 

•103 
•111 



CleTTrV.A'wI/lIt;?;,  T898..AAO 
neT.AMah.Val.-Con.5s,  g.'38JAJ 
CleT.  A  Marietta—  See  Penn.  RR. 
CleTeland  A  PltU.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
OoU  Mid..  lst,gold.  "«,  1936..  .JAD 
BBC,  Tr.  Co.  Certfs.  of  Uep.  .  .  . 
Con.  4s,  x.  «.,  Itp.guar..  -40.FAA 
Eng.  Tr.  Co.  Certlfs.  assented.. 
Aipen  8h.-L.-lit,  g..  88.,'19.JAJ 
Bask7Tun.litM.gtd.g.7s/35.JAJ 
CoL  RlTer  Bridge.  See  I.  A  Gt.  No. 
Colombia  A  Or.—  See  Southern  Ry. 
OoL  AC.  Mld.-See  Bait.  A  Ohio 
OoL  New.  A  L.-lst,g.6.,1937.JAJ 
Columbus  Hooking  Valley  A  T.- 
Cona.  g   5s  1931         MAS 

•110 
•104 
•112 

1    10 

H 

134 
40 

bs" 

Incuiue  5s  2862    ....     ...  A&O 

Erie—  7s,  1st,  ext.,  1897  M&N 
4s,  g.,  ext.,  1947  M&N 
5s,  2d,  ext.,  gold,  1919  M&S 
4>*s,  3d,  ext.,  gold,  1923.  .  .  .M&S 
5s,  4th,  ext.,  gold,  1920  A&O 
4s,  5th,  ext.,  gold,  1928  J&D 
7i,  1st,  eon.  g.,  1920  M&S 
7s,lst,con.,g,f  und  1  920.M&S 
Priorlieug  4s  1996            .  J&J 

106 
112 
121 
Ill's. 
119ia 

14ii4 

•133 

•i07>i 
•107  >• 
127 
100 
100 
137 
115 
[M 
•113 
•110 
133 
•124 
128 
•127 
103 

•133  V» 
130 
138 
•1O4 

92'8 
63% 

ibi" 

105>< 

100 

Ill's 

13414 

100 
105 
105 
105 

102 
104 
92 

55 

93H 
63  >« 
138 

Gen  lleng  3-4s,  1996  J&J 

69 
66 
50 
25 
101 
111 
102 
107 
94 

Buff.  N.Y.&  E.,  1st,  7s,  1916.  J&D 
Buff.  &  So.  W.,  lst,6s,g.l908.J&J 
Jeff.  RR..  1st,  5s,  gu.,  g.,  '09.  A&O 
Chlo  &  Atlantic  Term.  — 
1st,  M.,  g.,  5s,  1918  J&J 
Cu.  &  Erie,  5s,  1st,  g.,  1982.  M&N 
Long  Dock,  6s,  con.,g.,1935A&O 
Newb.  A  N.Y.-lst,  5s,  1929.  J&J 
N.  Y.  L.  E.  &  W.  C.  A  RR.— 
1st,  6s,  cur.,  guar.,  1922..  M&N 
N.  Y.  L.  E.  A  W.  D.  A  I.  Co.— 
1st,  6s,  our,,  1913  JAJ 
SUSP.  Bridge  &  Erie  Junot.— 
1st  g'd  7s,  1900  JAJ 

J.  P".  M.  Co..  eng.  eerU  

fi»n    Aa    mill    194>4                        .IA  I- 

Gen  Lien  4s.  1996.  ... 

106 

Ill's 

109 

70 
13 

O^AHo^iTV..  lit,  Y.,-97.  .  AAO 
Col.  AToledo,  1st.  7s.  1905  .  .  FAA 

Blonx  CltyA(Pae..6«,  lit,  '98  JAJ 
Milwaukee  Lake  Shore  A  Wn- 
Con.  l.t  Oa.  gold.  1931  .  .  .  MAN 
Mich.  Dlr..  lit  f  .  «..  1934.  JAJ 
Aahland  D1T..1.1  «.6ii,-25.MA» 
Onr  den.  j  S«,  1907  FAA 

e»«*fe.^afti 

2d  mort.,  7s,  19OO  MAS 
OhtoA  W.  VaV.lst.  78.191  O.MAN 
Or  trust  s.  f.  g..  6s,  19O4....O-J 
Ohio  Land  A  Sy.,g.«s,  1914.JAJ 
WeUa.AJack.,lst6a,  g.,g-d,  1915 
OoLA  Ind.Cen.-SeelCC.C.A8t.L. 
Columbus  Sandnsky  A  Hooking— 
lit  mort..  5s.  gold,  19OO...AAO 
0«n.  mort..  2$-»s,  g.,  1946  .  JA  J 
I  ncome  4s,  g.,  1945\  .  .  ......  FAA 
Zan<«v.  Ter..  lst,g.,5s,1940.JAJ 
Col.  Ter.ATr.ro.  -5s,  1943.MAS 
Col.  Connect.  A  Ter.—  Bee  Norf  .  A  W. 
Concord  A  Mont.-4s.1920....  JAD 

"id" 

"55" 
80 

103 

122V) 

•114«« 
105 
108 

(  34 

132 

1'H". 

Erie  &  Pittsburg— 
Con.  M.,  7s,  Ii98  J&J 
Equipment,  7s,  1900  A&O 
Gen.  H.,  g.,  guar.,  4s,  1940  .J&J 
Escanaba  &  L.  Su.—  See  Chi.&N.  W. 
Eureka  Springs.  Ry.— 
1st,  6s,  ».,  1933  F&A 
2d  Income  fin.  1933  Feb.  1 

•CF.  A  E.d  r.TT..llt,6ajr--  1  3  .  J  AJ 
wklea«o  Peorta  A  St.  LoaU— 
lit  mart.,  g  .  4*.  1».5  JAJ 
3d  nort.  ine!  «.  4«,  194ft..  Jan.  1 
Ohlrar><  Rfirk  l-laad  A  Paclno— 

lit  M.««.  1917.  ooap..  JAJ 
Kxten.  and  eol.  5*.  1934  JAJ 

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Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*.                        |  Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Evansville  &  Indiana— 
Ter.H.&S'east,  l8t,78,1909.M*S 
Ev.  &  In.,lst.g.,  ft'd  68,  '24J&J 
Consol.,  g..  g'd,  6s,  1926  ..J&J 
Evans.  Rock.&E.—  See  L.E.&St.L- 
Evansville  &  Terre  Haute  — 
1st,  con.,  g.,  6s,  1921  J&J 
1st,  gen.  5s,  gold,  1942  A&O 
Mt.  Vernon,  1st,  6s,  g.,  '23..A&O 
8ul.  Co.  Br.,  1st,  g.,  5s,  1930.  A&O 
E.T.  H.&Chio.-l8t.6s,g.,1900M&N 
2d  6s  gold,  1900    J&J 

•1OO 
*  75 

* 

•110 

» 

-"85" 

* 

•ibs" 

•102 
•  92 

* 
* 

101 
102 
105 
109 

liioi, 
107 
100>4 
100^4 
101 
1014 
102 
102 

•112 
*  Bl 

•111 
-  73*4 

f 

alOO 
a  97>i 
a  78i< 
•  67 

a 

•ibeii 

*  56 
*  46>s 

* 
*104 

* 

•"SB" 

*  84 

*101 
*  78i« 
•104 

*  81 
*  94% 
•101 
*11O 
*111 
•100 

*  95 

*106 
-104 

nil 

/    36 
*  99 

* 

"104 
*  95 

•107 

* 

"95" 
75 

'  76>s 
100 
80 

Illinois  Central—  (Concluded)— 
St.  L.  A.  &  T.  H.— 
8t.  L.  South.,  lst,g.,  4s,'31.M&S 
2d,inc.,non-cum.,5s,'31.M&» 
1st  con.  g.,  5s,  1939  M&S 
Oarl).&Shaw.,l8t,g.,48.'32.M&S 
tnd.  Bloom.  &Wu.—  See  Peoria  &E. 
tnd.  Cin.  &  Laf.—  SeefJ.C.C.  *  St.  L. 
Ind.  Deo.  &  Sp.—  1st,  7s,  1906  .  A&O 

•  90 

•"so" 

•  84 

I  fl)i  'li  Vftllftv     /Pnnftliirtpri 

.1051a 

•"96" 
*  94 
*107 

* 
*"l5" 

* 
* 

111% 
80 

106 
92i2 
93 

Easton  &  Amboy—  5s,  1920.M&S 
Lehigh  &  N.  Y.,  1st  g.  4s,  1945.. 
Leh.V.Coal,l8t,5s,g.,gu.,'33.J&J 
Snow  Shoe,  1st  M.,  5s,  191O.  J&J 
Leh.V.By.  of  N.Y.,  lst,4ia»,g.,'40 
Jjeli  V.Ter.,l8t.g.,gu.,58,'41.A&O 
Lehigh&  WilkesB.—  See  Cent.  N.J. 
l>eroy  &  Caney  Val.  —  See  Mo.  Pac. 
Lexington  &  Eastern  — 
lstg.5s,  1900  J&J 
Gen.  mort.  5s,  1935  A&O 
Lima  North.—  1st.  g.,  58,1945.  A&O 
Lincoln  &  No'westu—  See  C.  B.  &Q. 
Liteh.  Car.&W.—  1st,  6s,  g.,'16.  J&J 
Little  Miami- 
Renewal  5s  1912                  M&N 

"96" 

97 
109 

100 
30 
t3 

12 
112iji 
90 

* 

30 

102% 

'97" 
80 

Ind.Deo.&W.—  lBtg.,5s,1935.J&J 
Ind.  Ill.&Ia.—  1st,  4s,  1939.  ..J&D 
1st  ext.,  g.,  5s,  1943  

•ibi 

* 

•'93" 

* 

*  90 
•118 
•102 

•119% 

* 

*"3"6" 
•100 

* 

Income  6s  1920                   M&N 

Fainn'nt  Morganstown  &  Plttsb. 
l*t,4i«s,  1993  M&8 
Fargo  &  So.—  See  Chle.  M.  *  St.  P. 
F.  Ft.W.&W.,lst,g,5s,  1915.  .J&J 
Income,  5s,  1945  J&J 
Fitcliburg— 
6s  Oct.  1897 

100 

95 
25 

Indiana  &  Lake  Michigan— 
1st  M.,  g.,  5s,  1939  M&S 
Ind.  &  St.  L.—  See  0.  C.  C.  &  St.  L. 
Ind.  Un.—  1st,  4138,  1926  M&N 
Ind.&Vln.—  1st,  7s,  1908  F&A 
2d  mort.,  6s,  g.,  gu.,  1900.  .M&N 
International  &  Ot.  Northern- 
Is!  6s  1919                M&N 

Little  Rock  &  Ft.  8.— 
1st  7s  1905                              J&J 

120 

74i4 
31 

Little  Bock  &  Memphis- 
Is!,  5s,  1937         .        .      .    M&S 

Bs'l903                                      J&D 



2d,  4ia-5s,  1909  M&8 
3d  4s,  gold,  1921  M&S 

Engraved  Trust  Co.  certificates. 
Long  Br.  &  Sea  8h.—  See  C.  of  N.  J. 
Long  Dock  —  See  Erie. 
Long  Island—  1st,  7s,  1898..  M&N 
2d  mortgage,  7s,  1918  F&A 

* 

20 

5s  1908                                    M&N 

*106 
•120 

•117 
*  87 
108 
*  83 

/ioi" 

1  98 

4>a  1897                                 M&S 

Colorado  River  Bridge  — 
IstM  7s  1920  M&N 

4ifl8  1914                                M&N 

4s  1905                                     J&D 

IowaCent'1—  1st,  g.,  5s,  1938.  J&L) 
KeithsbnrgBr.,  181,68,19^25.  J&D 

92 

48I1907  A&O 

10212 
102% 
103 

90 

•12712 

* 

*"85" 

1st,  cousol.,  g.,  5»,  1931  Q-J 
Gen.  mort.,  g.,  4s,  1938  J&D 
Met.  Ferry—  1st,  g.  5s,1937M-N 
Ferry,  Ist,4i28,  oon.g.,  1922.M&S 
4s,  gold,  1932  J&D 

4s,  1915  
48  July  1,  1916    

Iowa  Midland—  See  Chic.  &  N.  W. 
Jacksonville  &  St.  Louis  — 
Cons.,  g.,  5a,1925  A&O 
Income  4s,  1935  J&J 
Jack.&So.East.—  1st  6s,  '10.  J&J 
Jaek.StAug  &Ind.B.6s,1918.F&A 
Jack.T.&KeyW.-  lst,6s,g.,'14.J&J 
Con.  M.  6s,  1940  M&S 
Jacksonville  Terminal  — 
1st  M.,5s,g.,g'd,July  1,1939.  J&J 
Jefferson—  See  Erie. 
Jeff.  Mad.  &  Ind.—  See  P.  C.C.&  St.L. 
Juliet  &  Northern  Indiara— 
1st  M  7s  1907             

90 
60 

30" 

55 

110 

4s  1927                                    M&S 

Cheahlre   6s  1898 

ibe" 

103 
'JO 

Flint  &  Fere  Marquette— 
1st  M.  g.,  6s,  1920  A&O 
1st,  con.,  gold,  5s,  1939  —  M&N 
Holly  Wayne  &  Monroe  RE.— 
1st  8s  Jan  1901                  J&J 

114 

Debenture  gold  5s,  1934.  ..J&D 
N.  8h.  Br.,  1st,  con.  5s,  g.,'32.Q-J 
N.Y.  &  R'k'y—  1st  7s,  1901.  A&O 
N.Y.&  R.B.—  lst,g.,5s,1927.M&8 
2d  mort.,  Inc.,  1927  
N.Y.Bklyn.&  M.B.,lst,g.,5s,1935 
Brook.&Mon.,lst,g.6s,1911M&S 
1st,  5s,  1911.             ...        M&S 

•100 

•116 
'11O 
•103 

*  98 
•  35 
•104  IB 
•114 
*1O4 

•100 

•112 
•100 

42  »a 
1061s 

Port  Huron  Div.,  g,  5s,  1939  
Construction  7s,  1899  A&O 
Florida  Central  &  Peninsula— 
1st,  gold,  5s,  1918  J&J 
l8t,L  g.  ext.  5s,  gold,  1930..  J&J 

••---- 

2d  5s  1938                           J&D 

L.  I.  City&  F.—  1st,  6s,  1911.M&N 
2d  5s  1937.        .                  M&N 

So/Bound.ist  g.,  58,1941.  A&O. 
Florida  Southern  — 
IstM.,  g,  g'd,  3H1-48,  1945.  .J&J 
Ft.  St.  Un.Dep.Co.—  4Hss,g.,'41.  J&J 
Ft.  8mitli&  VTB.B.—  8eeSt.L&  S.  F. 
Ft.  Worth  &  Den.  C.—  G.,  4-6s,  1921 
Ft.W.  &B.  G.—  1st,  5s,  g.,  1928.  J&J 
Foxbury  Br.—  See  Pitt.  &  West. 
Fre.  Elk  &  Mo.  Biv.—  See  C.  &  N.  W. 
Gainesville  Jeff.  &  Southern— 
1st,  7s,  1911  J&J 
Galv.  Harrisb'g  &  San  Antonio  — 
1st  6s  gold  1910                  F&A 

70 

49 

563s 

Juuction(Phila.)-2d,6s,1900.A&O 
1st  4^8  1907                          J&J 



N.Y.BayExt.B.,lst,5s,g.,'43.J&J 
Mon.Ex.RB.lst  M.gu.5s,'45.  J&J 
Louisiana*  Mo.  Biv.—  See  Chi.  &  A. 
La.  Western—  lst,6s,  1921  J&J 
Louisv.  Cin.  &  Lex.  —See  L.  &  N. 
Louisville  Ev.  &  St.  L.— 
Bee's  certs.,68,  May  13,'97.M&N 
1st  6s  1926                            A&O 



Kalamaz.Al.&G.B.—  SeeL.S.&M.S. 
Kanaw.  &  Mich.—  See  Tol.  &  O.  C. 
Kansas  City  &  Atlantto- 
1st  6s  g  1913                      

60 
108 

55 

•108 

•  99 
•  97i« 
*  96 

100 
101 
98 
40 
70 

Kansas  C.  Belt—  1st,  6s,  191  6.  .J&J 
Kan.  C.  Clinton  &8p.—lst,5s,1925. 
Pleas.  Hill  &  De  Hoto,  1st,  7s  '07. 
Kan.  City  Ft.  Scott  &  Memphis— 
1st  6s  1928                            M&N 

•104 
40 
95 

78 
40 
100 
90 
107 
87i2 
•  90 

66 
22 
65 

It 

120 
105 
105 
•  69 
•100 
*  84 
•100 
*  75 

"56" 

•100 
•  30 

* 

•  50 

*  40 

•115 
'1011s 
•101 

•103 
'104ifl 

40 
107 

"85" 

10112 

79ia 

E.  B.  &  E.  Div.,  1st,  6s,  1921.J&.I 
H.  T.  C.  &  C..  1st,  6s,  1927.  .  .  A&O 
2d  mort    2-os  gold  1936 

80 

Current  Biv.,  1st,  5s,  1927..A&0 
Rich  Hill  RB.,  lst,7s,1910.M&S 
Mem.K.&Col.lstM.7s,1910.M&S 
K.C.Ft.S.&G.,  1st,  7s,  1908.  ..J&D 
K.C.&M.B.&B.,l8,58,g.,'29..  .A&O 
Kan  &  Mo  1st  M  5a  1922 

Consol.  g.,  5s,  1939,  certifs..  J&J 
Gen.,  gold,  4s,  1943  M&S 
Venice&Car.,  1st  M.,6s,1900J&D 
1st  mort    6s   1902             J&D 

•   30 

•     7 
•100 
•100 

*  75 
1  78 

•103  la 
•108 
•12012 
•103 

•1143s 

*106i2 
•122 
il!2 
110 
*1O5 
•112 
•104 
•107 

* 

11 

2d  inert.,  7s,  1905  J&D 
Mex.  &  P.  Div.,  lst,5s,1931.M&N 
Gal.  HOUS.&  Hen.—  1st,  5s,  '13.  A&O 
Georgia  &  Alabama— 
Istpref.,  K.,  5s.  1945  
1st  con.  M.,  g.,  5s,  1945  J&J 
Geo.  Cr.  &  Cumb.—  1st,  6s,'09.  A&O 
Geor.Mid.—  lstM.,g.3s,1946.A&O 
Georgia  Pacific  —  See  Southern  By. 
Georg.Car.&N.—  lst,5s,g.,'29.J&J 
Ga.  So.  &  Fl.—  1st,  g.,  5s,  1945.  J&J 
Ga.  BB.&  Bank's  Co.,6s,1897.J&J 
6s,Jan.  1,1910  J&J 
6s  Jan  1   1922                        J&J 

102 
109 

Louisville  Henderson  &  St  L.— 
1st  mort.,  g.,  5s,  1946  J*J 
Louisville  &  Jefferson  Bridge  — 
Guaranteed  gold  4s,  1945.  .M&S 
Louisville  &  Nashville— 
Consol  1st  7s  1898              A&O 

84 
84 

103»8 
111 
121 
105 

Kansas  City  Memphis  &  Bir.— 
Gen.  4s  1934                     ..M&S 

68 
24 

'45" 
122 

Income  5s,  1934     .  .       Sept.  1 

50 

8112 

95 

Bir.  equip.,  68,  g.,  gu.,  1903.  M&S 
Kan.  C.&N.W.lstM.  58,1933.  J&J 
Kan.  C.  &  Omaha—  See  St.J.  &  G.  I. 
Kan.  City  &  Pac.—  See  M.  K.  &  T. 
K.  C.  St.  J  &  C.  B.—  M.  7s,  1907.  J&J 
Nodaway  Val.,  lst,7s,  1920.J&D 
Tarkio  Val.,  1st  M.  78.1920.J&D 
Kan.  C.  Pitts.  &  Gulf—  1st,  5s.  A&O 
Kan.  C.  Sub.  Belt-  lst,6s,'20.J&D 
Con.  Term.  1st,  g.,  5s,  1922.J&J 
Kan.  C.  Union  Ter.,5s,1923.F&A 
Kan.  C.  &  Ind.  Air  L.,  5s,'22.M&8 
Kan.  C.  Wat.  &  Gulf— 
1st  M.,  g..  f>B,  Jan.  1,  1930.  .  .J&J 
Kansas  Mid.—  1st  g.,  48,1937.  J&D 
Kansas  Pacific—  See  Union  Pae 
Keithsburg  Br.—  See  Iowa  Cent. 
Kentucky  Central—  See  L.  &  N. 
Ken.  &Ind.Bd.—  lst,g.,5s,'ll.M&S 
2d  M.,  gold,  5s,  1919  A&O 

CecilianBr.,7s,  1907  M&8 
N.  O.  &  Mobile  1st,  6s,  1930..J&J 
2d,  6s,  1930  J&J 

E.  H.  &N.  1st,  6s,  1919  J&D 
Gen.  mort.,  6s,  1930  J&D 
Lou.  0.  &  Lex.—  Gen.  6s,  red.  to 
4128,  Nov.,  1931  M&N 
2d  mort.,  7s  1907.              A&O 

118 

1st  5s  Jan  1  1922                 J&J 

71 
10212 
92 

Gettysburg  &  Har.  By.— 
Cons.  5s,  g.  g'd,  1926            A&O 

Mem.&0.,stl.M.,7s,g.,'01..J&D 
Louis.  By.  T.  Co.,  1st,  8s,'01.M&N 
M.Clarksv.&L,  stl.Gs,  g.,'02.F&A 
Maysv.&  Lex.lstM.7s,1906.J&J 
L.&N.,  Mob.&Mont.4i2s,'45.MAS 
PensacolaDiv.,  lst,68,  1920.M&8 
St.  Louis  Div.,  1st,  6s,  1921.  M&S 
2d,  3s,  1980  M&S 
Naah.  &  Dee.,  1st,  7s,  1900.  .J&J 
8o.&No.Ala.£.,guar.6s,1903... 
S.  F.,  6s,  1910  M&N 
Cons,  mort.,  guar.,  5s,  1936  
50-year,  gold,  5s,  1937  M&N 
Unified  4s,  gold,  1940           J&J 

116 

Grand  Bapida  &  Ind.  — 
1st,  1.  g.,  s.  t.  g'd,  7s,  g.,  '99,  J&J 
IstM.  g,  7s,  not  1.  g.,1899..  A&O 
Exten.  1st,  g,  4^,  1941  J&J 
Muskegpn  Div.,  g,  5s,  1926.  J&J 

108 

50 
65 

103 
45 
70 

51 
70 

113 
41 

100 

124" 

ii'iia 

110 
85" 

Great  Northern- 
Col,  tr   4s    g     1902               M&8 

* 

•107" 
(107 
•106 
I   93 
•  98 
*  78% 

* 

dbo" 

•  80 
•  86 

•113 

*  83 
*   43 
•106 
*  60 

103 
106 
132 

100 
105 
102 
107 
102 

95 
98 
10712 
104% 

"106 

* 

Greenwood  Anderson  &  West.  — 
IstM.,  g.,  5s,  1936  J&J 
*Han.  &  St.  Jo.—  See  C.  B.  &  Q. 
Harrlsb.  P.,  Ac.—  1st,  4s,  1913.  J&J 
Hart.  &  Conn.  West—  5s,  1903  .J&J 
Henderson  Bridge  Co.  — 
1st  M.,  gold,  6s,  1931  M&S 
Hot.  Spr.  BB.—  1st,  g.,  5s,  '33.  M&N 
Housatonic—  See  N.  Y.  N.  H.  &  H. 
Houston  East  &  West  Texas— 
1st,  5s,  g.,  May  1,1933  M&N 
Houston  &  Texas  Central- 
ist, Waeo  &  Nor.,78,  1903...  J&J 
1st,  L  g..  g.,  5s,  1937  J&J 
Consol.,  1.  g.,  gold.  6s,  1912.  A&O 
Debenture  6s,  Oct.  1,  1897.A&O 
Debenture  4s,  Oct.  1,  1897.  A&O 
Gen.,  gold,  4s,  1921  A&O 

Term.,  gold,  5s,  1916  J&D 
New  Albany  Belt  &  Terminal— 
1st  M.,  gold,  6s,  1920  J&D 
Keokuk  &  Des  M.—  See  C.  B.  I.  &  P. 
Keokuk  &  Hau>.  Bridge  — 
1st  M.  8s,  1899                        A&O 

79i2 
99 
102 
84ia 

Pensa.&AtF.,lst6s,gu.,'21.F&A 
Col  tr   gold  5s  193i             M&N 

90 
90 

Nas.  F.&S.,l8t,gu.,g.,58,'37.F&A 
Ky.Cent.,  4s,  gold,  1987  J&J 
Louisville  N.  A.  &  Chicago- 
let,  6s,  1910                            J&J 

•   82 

*125 
•110 

* 

Knoxv.  &  Ohio—  See  Southern  By. 
Lake  R.  &  West.—  1st,  g.,  5s,'37.  J&J 
2d,  g.,  os,  1941  J&J 
No.  Ohio,  1st,  guar.,  g.,  5s,  1945 
Lake  Shore  &  Michigan  So.— 
Cons,  g.,  3128,  June  1,  1997 

115 

84 

103 
102 

104 
104>4 

Con.  mort.,g.,  6s,  1916,  ctfs.A&O 
Gen.  M.,  g.,  5s,  1940,  ccrts.M&N 
C.  &  I.  Div.,  6s,  gold,  1911..F&A 

llQis 
105 
101 

"6612 

107 

Buff.  &  E.,  new  b.,  M.  7s,'98.  A&O 
Det.  Mon.&  Tol.—  lst,78,'06.F&A 
Lake  Shore  Div.,  7s,  1899...  A&O 
Lake  S.,  cons.  1st,  7s,  1900..  .J&J 
Cons.  2d,  7s,  1903  J&D 
Mahon.  C.  BE.—  1st,  58,  1934.  J&J 
Kal.  A.  &  Gr.  B.—  1st,  5s,  '38.J&J 
Leaven  worth  Term.  By.  &  Bridge— 
IstM..  gold,  5s,  1923  J&J 
Lehigh  &  Hudson— 
1st  mortgage,  g.,  5s,  1911  .  .  .J&J 
2dM.  58,1917                        J&J 

Mahomng  Coal—  See  L.  S.  &  M.  S. 
Maine  Central  — 
Mortgage  7s,  1898                  J&J 

'   95 
*  65 

*103 

•ibf" 

*112 
<102 
•lOHa 

noo 

* 

•107 
•112% 
•12314 
•116 
•114 

• 

•  90 

10712 
113 
124 

Hud.&  Biv.  F.-8ee  Ch.  St.  P.M.&O. 
Huntingdon  &  Broad  Top.  — 
1st,  g.,4s,  Sept.  30,  1920.  ..A&O 
2d  mort.,  4s,  gold,  1925.....  F&A 
CODS,  inert.  5s,  g.,  1925  A&O 
Illinois  Central- 
ist, gold,  4s,  1951  J&J 

Exten.  bonds,  6s,  g.,  1900.  .  .A&O 
Cons    7s  1912                        A&O 

Kuox.  &  Line.,  1st  M.,  Pen.  Sh. 
line,  4s,  1920                        F&A 

103 

ibs" 

82 

100 
91 

2d,  5s,  Feb.  1,  1921  

Cona.  4a,  Apr.  1,  1912  A&O 

lOSi* 

Cons.,  4128,  Apr.  1,  1912  A&O 
4^8,  gold,  Feb.,  1905  
Hereford  Railway— 
IstM.,  guar.,  4s,  1930.  ..M&N 
Upper  Coos.lst  4s,  gd.!930M&N 
Extens.  4138,  gold,  1930....  M&N 
Kur.&N.A.,4s,gold,1933...J&J 
Manchester  &  Augusta  — 
1st,  5s,  1943  J&J 
Man.  So'  w'n.  Col.—  5s,  g.,  1934.J&D 
Mar.  &  N.  Ga.—  1st,  6s,  g.,  'll.J&.T 
Consol.  6s,  1937  J&J 

Gold,  Bias,  1951  J&J 

106 
102 
102 
100H 
103 
105 

ibs" 
111 

94 

Col.  tr.,  gold,  4s,  1952          A&O 

Warwick  Val.-lst  68,  1900A&O 
?d6s,1912  A&O 

«ib2 

•100 
•100 

•10513 

•100 

*i"l6i2 
•  96 

CoLTr.,  gold,  4s,  1953  M&N 
Col.  Tr.  2-10  gold,  4s,  1904.  J&J 
Cairo  Bridge,  4s,  g.,  1950...  J&D 
Springfield  Div.,  6s,  1898.  ..J&J 
Middle  Div.,  reg.  5s,  1921.  .F&A 
Sterling  8.  F.,  5s,  g.,  1903.  .A&O 
Sterling,  gen.  M.,  5s,  g.,'05.  J&D 
1st  mort,  £,  g.,  3s,  1951...  F&A 
Chi.  St.  L.  &N.  O.,  l8t,ln.7s,'97.. 
lst,con.,7s,  Nov.  1,  1897.  M&N 
2d  M  ,  6s,  1907  J&D 
Cons,  g.,  5s,  1951  J&D 
Mem.  Div.,  lst,4s.g.,1951.J&D 
Western  lines,  g..  4s,  1951.  .F&A 
Bt.  Louis  Alton  &  Terre  Haute— 
1st  and  term.,  g.,  5s,  1914.  J&D 
Bell.  &  S.  11.  ex.  g.,4ia8,Oct.,'97 
Bellev.&Car.,l8t.68,1923.J&D 
Ch.  St.  L.&Pad.,l8t,g.,5s.l917 
2dM.  income,  g.,5s..  1917.  M&S 

Wawayanda  Valley-6s,1900J&J 
Lehigh  Vallej— 
lst,6s,1898  J&D 

aoi 

J100 

jibs" 

2108 
(   91 
•104 
"104 

•121% 

*  97 
•102 

•105 

•  97*2 
•111 

110 
105 

Con.  M.,  stcrl.,  6s,  g.,  1897.  .J&D 
Con.  M.,6s,ann  J&D 
Con.  M.,6s,  B.,  gold,  1923..  J&D 
Con.  M.,  4*28,  C.,  1923  J&D 
Con.  M.,  4*28,  ann  J&D 

ibs 

120 

11712 

98 
98 
13012 

"o'o" 
ibs" 

95 

i'o'6" 

108 

•   12 

25 
4 

2d,  M.,  7s,  1910  M&S 

•130 
•  95 

* 

•i'22" 

* 

•"so" 

•106 

* 

123" 

ibs" 
ii's" 

Car  trusts,  g.,  5s,  Aug.'97  to  1906 
Middlesex  Val.lst,g.,58,'42.MAN 
Pa.  &  N.  Y.C-ual,l8t,78,1906.  J&D 
Con.  M.,  58,  1939  A&O 
Con.  M.,  4s,  1939  A&O 
Cons.,  4*2*,  1939  A&O 
Elmira  Cortland  &  Northern— 
1  at  pref  .,g.  ,6s,Apr.  1,  1914.  A&O 
IstM.,  g.,  58,1914  A&O 
CanastotaNor.,  lst.6a,  '06..I&J 

Marq.H.&O.—  Mort.,6s,1925.A&O 
Mayxv.&Lex.  —  See  Louisv.&Nash. 
MoK'sport&B.  V.—  See  P.  McK.&  Y. 
Memphis  &  Charleston— 
IstM.,  g.,  7s,1915  J&J 
2d  niort.,  7s,  exten.,  1915...  J&J 
1st  cons.,  Tenii.  lien,  g.,  7s,  1915. 
1st  cousol.,  g.,  7s,  1915  J&J 
Gen.  gold  6s,  1924  J&J 
Merchants'  Br.  —  See  St.L.Mer.Ter. 

•107 

•108 
•108 
•108 

•  85 
«  20 

•  Flat  price. 


( In  London. 


a  In  Amsterdam. 


-Mw,  1897.J                                                      RAILROAD    BONDS.                                                                23 

Bonds. 

Bid.     j 

Uk. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

8k. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

sk. 

Mex.  C«nt.-Tonsol.  4s,  191  1  .  JAJ 
l«t  eon.,  inc.  3s,  1939  July 

67Ht 

17^ 
7>» 

97 

"f  .  Hav.  A  Derby—  See  Housatonio. 
New  Hav.ANo.—  See  N.Y.N.H.AH. 
X.J.  Junction—  See  N.  Y.  Central, 
f*  J.  SN.Y.—  1st,  6s,  1910....  M&N  • 
V.  J.  Southern—  See  Central  N.  J. 
"Jew  London  Northern— 
1st,  5s,  1910.                           JAJ  ' 

110 

110 
101 

106 

orthern  Cal.-See  ''entral  Pao. 
•ortheru  111.  -See  Chic.  &  N.  W. 
forth  Pacitio  Coast— 
1st,  6s                                       M&N 

3d.  eon.,  inc.  3s,  1939  ...  .    July 

Mexican  Indust.  RK.- 
1st.  g..  ft*.  Jan.  1,  1926  JAJ- 
Mex.  Ink-lit,  4*.  gold,  1942.MAS  • 
Mex.  Nat  - 
lst.6s.1927  ...JAD( 

10 

80 
08 

2m 
LOH 

16" 

1.1'- 

09% 
09 
09 
15 
92 

id" 

23" 

08 

Vortheast  Pennsylvaiia  — 
1st,  g.,gu.,  5s  1940 

02 

04" 

06 
08 
12 
06 
15Hi 
15Hi 

'7 

106     1 
47 
9 
90 

08 
M 
11 

1st,  4s,  July  1910                   JAJ  • 

1st  M.,  8s,  1899...           ...M&S 
2d  mort.,  8s,  1899  M&S 

2d.  A7lne.6s,  '17.  e'p'n  stpd-MAS  ( 
9dM-.ser  n.  Inc.  6s.  1917.  ..Apr.  1 
Mex.  North'n—  1st  M.,  g.,  6s,  1910. 
Michigan  Central— 
ConsoL  7s,  19O2          MAN* 

Sew  Orleans  A  Northeastern- 
Prior  1.,  6s  1915' 

Cousol.,  gold,  6s,  1933  J&J 

107  ... 

ibs" 
101 

110 
110 
70 
80 
113 
110 

100 

103 
95 
50 
75 

90 

40>« 

Y6" 

03 
23 

23Hi 

90 
V3 

55 

Priorllen  5s,  '31  AAO  ' 

2d  M.,  6s,  1900  A&O 
Con.mort.,6s,g.,ooup.,19OO.J&J 
Con.  gen.  M.,  §8,  A,  1904....  J&J 
Con.  5.  M.,  4H|8,  E,  1925.  ..A&O 
Mort.bds.,58,  1926,  ser.  A.  ..J&J 
Mortgage  bonds,  5s,  Ser.  B,  1926 
Union  Railroad,  2d  6s,  1900   . 

121 

1094, 
109  H, 

LOO>| 

114 
•114 
•103 
•109  >« 
•108\ 
•10SH- 
1110 

* 

lib?" 

•105 
•120 
1105 

OonsoL  5s,  19O2  MAN  • 

1st  Term.,  g.,  5s,  1946  J&J  ' 
2d  mort..  4s  
Newport  A  Cincinnati  Bridge— 
4H|S,  g.,  g'd,  1945  JAJ  ' 
<ewp.  <»  Rk-h.-  See  Conn.  A  Pass. 
NewRlver  B'dge—  See  Ches.A  Ohio 
N.Y.  B.&M.  Bch.—  See  Long  Island. 
f.Y.  Bay  Ext.  RR.—  See  Long  Isl. 
N.  Y.  A  Can.—  See  Del.  A  Hud. 
New  York  Central  &  Hud.  Kir.— 

5s.  coupon.  1931  MAS' 
Mortgage  4s.  194O  JAJ  • 



J  L/ABag    lntext-5*           I'.tol 

Det-AB-C.,  lst.8.,  19O2  .MAN  * 
Del  A  B.C.   Bridge.  8s.  1903   ..  • 
Bay  C.AB.C.lslM..g..3s.'89JAD  • 
Bat.  C.  A  8..1.t^O-jr^3s,'89JAD  J 
Grand  Rlrer.  1st.  6s,  19O9..MA8  • 
Kalm.  A  8.11..  1st,  5s,  1939.MAN 
Middlesex  Valley  •  See  Leh  Val 

L20 
85" 

forthern  New  Jersey  — 
1st  6s,  1917  JAJ 

18 

OO 
115 
116 
125 
122 

25 
2'6" 
s'6% 

84 
20 

86" 

00 
98 

90" 
10 

'orthern  Ohio—  See  L.  E.  A  West. 
Northern  Pacific— 
Mo.  Div.,  68,  1919  M&N 
General  1st  M.,  6s,  1921....  J&J 
West,  of  Minn.,  1st.  7s,'07..MAN 
St.  Paul  &  No.  Pae.,  6s,g.,'23.F&A 
Reg.  certs  Q—  F 
Prior  lien,g..4s,  1997  
Gen.  lieu,  g.,  3s,  2O47  

Midland  of  N.  J.-8ee  H.  Y.  &  A  W. 
Midland  Terminal— 

Eauip.  notes,  1897-8  ..        !  •.  A 

Debenture  5s,  1884-1904.  ..M&S 
5s,  1889-1904.           .        ..M&S 

4s   1890-19O5                         JAD 

MU-Lsh.  AWesi-See  Chir.A  N  W. 
Mll.AL.Wlnn.—  1st,  6s.  1912.  JAJ 
Man.  Dlv..  1st.  (.,6s,  1926.AAO 
Incomes  5s   1912                 .... 

LOB 

Debt  cert8.,4s,  g.,  1905,ext.MAN 
Sterling  mort.,  6s,  g.,19O8.  JAJ 
N.Y.A  Har-m  1st,  7s,  19OO.M&N 
S.  J.  June.,  lHt.4s.gu.1936.FAA 
West  Shore,  1st,  4s,  2361  J&J 

S04 
52=8 

106% 

112 
112 
119 

102 

82 

North  Pacific  Ter.  Co.— 
1st,  6s,  1933  J&J 
North  Pennsylvania- 
let  M.,  4s,  extended,  1936.  M&N 
6s,  deb.,  1905  M&S 
7s,  general  mort.,  1903,  reg.  J&J 
Norwich  &  Worcester— 
4s,  1927  M&S 
Ogdensburg  &  Lake  Cham.— 
Cons.  6s,  1920  A&O 



Deb.  eonr..  g..  6s.  Ap.1,'04  AAO 
Mllw  AMadison—  BeeChic.  AN.W. 

MIlw.ANo.—  Bee<  hie.  Mil.  A  St.  P. 
Mllw.  A8tP.—  Bee  C.  M.  A  St  P. 
MUw.A8t-L.,fU-—  BeeB.C.  R.AN 
MJn.  Range-Hew  eon.  5s,  '31.  JAJ 
Minneapolis  A  St.  Louis— 
-.    r>"7                        ...JAD 

Beech  Cr.,  l8t,4s,g.,  gu.  1936.J&J 
2d,  guar.,  g.,  5s,  1936  JAJ 
Clf.  Bit.  C.Co.,lst,g.4s,'40.  JAJ 
Gour.AO«w.,l8t,5H,g.,1942.J&D 
Nor.AMont.,lst,5s.g.,1916.A&O 
Cart.  A  Adlr..  1st.  4s.  g..  '81.J&D 
Dunkirk  Warren  A  Pitta.  1st  m.. 
g..  7s.  19OO  JAD 
N.  Y.  A  Put.,lst,g.,  5s,  1927.AAO 
lst,4s,g.,1993                  ..AAO 

ls£  7s.  Jan.,  1907  JAJ 
Minn.  A  Uui..  Ist7s.  1907.  .MAM 
1st,  eonsol    (old  (Is  1934 

•••••• 

Income  6s,  1920                   .. 

Ogdensburg  Transit— 
1st,  6s.  1909    F&A 

68 
101H1 

100 

""SHI 
8 

30 
30 

100 
100 
103Hi 
105 
102  Hi 
112 

J  72 

•113 

*  82>4 

104 

Bo-west  Kxt.?ls£jr..7s.l9l6jAU 
PnetBeKxk.lst.es,  1921.  ..AAO 
Minn.  A  Pae.-lst,  Os.  1936.  .JAJ 
Mlnn.8.8te.MJ»AU.-l.t,4sVH«6 
Minn.  Union-flee  Bk  F.  M.  AM. 
Misc.  BIT.  Bdg.-«c«  <  hie.  A  A. 
Missouri  Kansas  A  Texas- 

Ohio  I.  A  W.—  See  Peoria  A  East. 
Ohlo&W.Va.-SeeCol.H.V.&  C.— 
Ohio  A  Mississippi—  See  B.AO.S.W 
Ohio  River  RR  — 
1st  g.,  5s,  1936  JAD 
Gen.  gold  5s,  1937  AAO 
Hunt.  &  B.  S.,  1st,  6s,  1922.J&J 
Rav.Spen.AG.,l8t,  6s,1920.FAA 
Ohio  Somthern— 
Receiver's  certs.,  6s,  gold  
Istg.  68.1921  JAD 
Gen.  mortgage  g.  4s,  1921.  MAN 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  certinoates  
Ohio  Valley  (Ky.l— 
1st  mortgage  5s,  gold.  1926  
Gen.  congoL,  1st,  5s,  1938..  JAJ 
Old  Colony— 
6s,  Aug.,  1897  FAA 
4H1S,  Dec.,  1897  JAD 

13O 

Oswego  A  Kome,2d.5s,lU15.  F&A 
1st,  mort.,  7s,  1915  M&N 

•130 
1106 

•112 
•110 
•117 
106  Hi 
101 

104\ 
•100 

•102  Hi 
•188 
105 

•106 

114 
114 

•116 
•110 
•101  Hi 

•1IMM 

•123 
•106 
•107 
•105  Hi 
•105 
•120H: 
•110 

•105 
106 

•no 

•  92 

102 
I  98 
I  98 
•103 
•  20 

•101 

40 

O9 
19  Hi 

b?" 

05 
05 

39'ii 
Otl 

105 

100 

MM 

06  >4 

MohawkAM.,lst,4s,g.,1991  .M&S 
Borne  W.  A  0.,  lstex.,5s/22.  *  &O 
R.W.AO.'ler.R.lsl,5s,'18...M&N 
Syracuse  No.  1st  M.7s,  1901.JAJ 
Wat.  A  Rome  1st,  6s,  1910..  MAS 
UtieaAB.  Rlr.,4s.g.,1922..JAJ 
WestTransltCo..4H»»,  19O3.F&A 
N.  Y.  Chicago  A  St.  LouU— 
1st,  4s,  1937  AAO 

^tn**BTttlnl  ""••  ^lOW)                                 FAA 

S  ixTinsi'nn  Os.  1944..  .  .  .MAN 

M.k-.AT.ofT..  Ist^s  JTU./42.M  AS 
Teb.AMeosne..ls«.7*,1903JAD 
Kan.  U.  A  Pae..lst.  4s.  g.-90-FA  A 

72 
1O4 
69 
70 
102 

80 

110 
71 
70 

95 

New  York  A  Greenwood  Lake- 
Prior  lien  g.  5s       .            ..1946 

N.Y.  A  Harlem—  See  N.  Y.  C.  AH. 
N.  Y.  Lack.  A  W.-8ee  D.  L.  A  W. 
N.Y.L.E.AW.-8ee  Erie. 
N.Y.  AM.  Beach—  See  Long  Island. 
N.  Y.  New  Harm  A  Hartford— 

75 

83 

ibs" 

105 
60 

i26Hi 

ii'e" 
i'l'oii 

L07 

123^ 
121 

"iMSlT^m^AAO 

91 

73 
9U 
51 

M 

80 

n 

1st,  registered,  4s,  1903.  ...JAD 
Con   deb     4s  $1  000            AAO 

4H>s,  1904  A&C 
4s,  gold,  Feb.  ,  1924  FAA 
4s,  Deo.,  1925  JAD 

Deb   4s   1947                        MAS 

*^KlelS?u5o  MAS 

Boston  A  New  York  Air  Line- 
1st,  5s,  Aug.  1,  1905  FAA 

B.  C.  F.  A  N.  B.  5s,  1910....  JAJ 
Omaha  Bridge—  See  Uuion  Pncino 
Omaha  A  S.  W.—  See  C.  B.  A  Q. 
Omaha  A  St.  Louis— 
Tr.  Co.  certs.,  1st  4s,  1937..  JAJ 
Oregon  A  California- 
Is!  5s   1927    JA 

£S?&£iSi¥  MA£ 



Danlmry  A  Norwalk— 
Con.5s.July  1.  1920  JAJ 
Gen.  5s.  April  1,  1925....  AAO 
Harlem  River  A  Portchester— 
1st,  7s,  guar.,  Oct.,  1903.  .AAO 
lst.6s.ruar.,0ct.,  1903.JntO 
2d  4s,  June  1911                J.vl> 

00 
90 
100% 
103 

"75" 
00 

103  Hi 

m" 

"ii" 

^^^*  ^m^S^  ^^^i"  Z^^^j^fce*  •  *  "  ^~  ™J 

ckroadelM  *Br.!i  it,  4  y/3H.  A*< 

is 

:"'. 

•  94 

Oregou  Impt.  Co.—  See  Misoellan' 
Oregon  Railroad  A  Navigation- 
lit,  s.  f.,  g.,  6s,  1909  JAJ 
Cons.,  g.,  Is.  1946  J&D 

H-sstonic-lst,  4s.  1910..  ..AAO 
Oon.  g..  5s,  1937  MAN 

ibe" 

123 

Lsr  A«  aa.V.A.L.  l»t^s.'26JA. 

•  30 

•101 

KewH.A  Derby-lst.m7s,'OOFAA 
ConsoL  Os.  1918  MAN 

Ore.  Sh.  L.  A  Utah  N.—  See  Un.  P. 
Oregon  Short  Line—  See  Un.  Pao. 
Oswego  A  Rome—  See  N.  Y.  Cent. 
Oswego  A  Syracuse—  See  D  .L.  A  W 
•  ittawaOsw.4  KCI\  K.-  si-1-r.n..v-i, 
Ottum  wa  C.  F.  ASt.P.-SeeC.&  N.  W 
Paducli.  A  Eliza  —  See  C.  O.  A  S.W 
Panama  — 
Sterl'g  M.7s,  g.,  Oct.,  1897.  AAO 
Sinking  fund,  g.,  4HiS,  1917.... 

M.  Lonls  Iron  Mount's  A  ioiUb. 
1st.  sxten.  Os.  May  1  .  1897  JAJ 
G..4H*.  1947  FAA 
«*.7n,  gold.  Mar  ».  1«97  .MAS 
Eitea..  r.  5s.  1V47....MAN 

Funded  oe'rtfs.,  6s,  1900  
Hew  HBT.AN.-lst,7s,  1899.J&J 
Consul.  6s,  April,  19O9..  ..AAO 
Nortli  ext    5s,  1911        .  AAO 

:!" 

'92"% 
ibs' 

103 
105 
40 

102 
72 

'98 
"90 

107 

New  York  Provld.  A  Boston- 
lot  7s,  Jan.  1,  1899    .    ...JAJ 

OMreAlfcJkT..lst.7s.c..j»7JAi 
Gem.  eon.  ry.AL«..Os,  1931.  AA4 

Mn''.|'--  A-V.  MI 

Gen.  g.  4s.  April  1,  1942.  AAO 

.        Ul.  ......    1  Inn  —  lit  Alas.  1OIO 

*90     iNew  York  Ontario  A  Western— 
Con.  5«.g.,  1939  JA1) 
85          Refund..  lst,gold,4s.l»92.M&8 
30      New  York  Pennsylvania  A  Ohio— 

1      l>rt,,r  ll.n  ilo.    1H3f,   MAS 

Subsidy  bonds,  6s,  1910....  MAN 
Pecos  Valley  — 
1st,  5s,  194R  AAO 

(i'db 

•  70 
•  22 

•119 
110 

•1141 

1.1 

10* 

•129 
•100 

Prtor  lien  5s,  1945  JA, 
1st.  sxtesL,  «s.  19S7  W—  . 

Mnrt.Tknt.-aee  M.  P.  M.  A  M.' 
Momiogh.  RlT.-Bes  B.  A  O. 
Mor«mn-»La.AT.-l«t,6s,192OJAJ 

Pennsylvania  RR.— 
Gen.  mort.,  6s,  $,  o.,  1910...  JA. 
do         6s,  J8,c,1910....  JAJ 
Oon.  mort.  6s,  op,  1905.  J  15AD1 
do         6s,  £,1905  JAJ 
do          5s,reg.,1919....MA 

•131 

Equip,  trust.  5s,  1908  MAN 
Equip,  trust.  5s,  scrip,  1910  

1  N.Y!  Ptlla.  *  St>r.-lsf,6s,>23.JAJ 



•114 
•103 

•111 

•106 

•162" 
:ios 

:i!7 

•105 

•111 

*10« 
•108 
•107 
•101 
•117 
•112 
'112 
•112 
122 
•110 
'110 
•lift 
•137 
•136 
•130 

* 

•i'66 

•130 
•101 

H.  Y.  A  Putnam-Sec  N.Y.  C.  A  H 
S.Y.ABookawayBch.—  See  L.  I. 
Hew  York  Pusquehanna  A  W.— 
1st,  refunding  5s,  1937  JAJ 
I     2diuort..4>*>.  1937  FAA 

do         4s,  gold,  1943  ...  MAN. 
do         3  His  £    1945 

Collateral  Trust,  4His,  1913.  JAE 
Col.  trust  4s,  Ph.  W.  A  B..  1921 
R.  E.  pur.  money,  l8t4s,'23MAt 
Equip.  Trust,4s,'l4,  series  AQ- 
Cleveland  A  Marietta— 
1st,  guar.,  g.  4  His,  1935..  M&N 
C.  APitt.  7s,s.f.,con.,  1900.MA 
Ser.  A,4H»,gen.,gt<l.,  1942  JA. 
Ser.  B,4Hi8,gen.,gtd.,1942.JA, 
Penn.  Co.  6s,  coup.,  1907  (t> 
Penn.  Co.  1st  M.  4H>8,  1921..JAJ 
Pitt.  C.  C.  A  St.  L.— 
Con.,g.gt.4H»,8er.A,1940.AA 
do          do     B,  1942...  A  A 
do          do      C,  1942.  ..MA 
do          4s     D,  1945...  MA 
Col.A  In.Cen.,l8t,  78,1904.  JAJ 
2d  M  7s  1904                 MA> 

Merrts  A  Essex—  Bee  D.  L.  A  W. 
•eshua  ALowell-Ss.  19OO.  .  JAJ 
MsshTllle  Chattanooga  A  8.  L.- 
1st.  7t  1913    J*J 

Gen.  ...ort..  ft.,  g..  1940...  ..FAA 
Ooll  trust  6s.  1»O5  M&N 

•"96 
•106 
•116 
*.... 

•108 
•105 

Iff) 

HI* 

IK 

II    Term  1st  g   5s  1943           FAA 

i      Mldl'dof  N.J>.,lst,6«,1910..A&C 
Wllkesb  AEast,lst  g.5s.'42.JAE 
i  NodawayVaL-SeeK.C.StJ.AC.U 
|  Norfolk  A  Canillna— 
lut  M.  5s.  1939  AAC 
Norfolk  A  Southern— 

2d  mort.  «•   19O1  ...J* 

Bon  Air  Br..  6s,  1917.  - 

109 

•109 
•100 

Lllsnsn  Br-  «s.  1917  

Ontrsitlle  Br..f  ,««,  1923... 



'   Nor.Asiontreal-SeeN.Y.C. 
Norfolk  Va.  Beach  A  Southern- 



5e#M.  W.  i'OT.tffe  JA, 
TasnerBr..lst6s.l923.  J*. 
aa7l94M     .              JA. 

•ion 

•108 
•110 

•  13 

102 

.  105' 

.  iBortolk  A  Western- 
General  6s,  1931  MAJ 
New  Klver,  1st,  6s,  1932..  ..AAC 
Imp't  anil  exten..  6s,  1934  .F&J 
.       Nor.  APet,l8tM.5s.l900  JA, 
,       Roan.ASo.  lst,|t.,gn.0s.>22  .M&f 
Col.    on.  ATer.,l8t,5s.g.,'2:;.J*. 

•120 
•  •117 

L    1114 

1  '100 
(•  57 

r  -loo 

I  •  82 
)*100 

l    • 

i  ''no 
r  »ioi 

)•  68 
I  «.... 

120 
116 

"e'o 

104 

82 

68 
100 

i'l'i" 

126 

Hash.  nor.  ASheC-flee  L.  A  ». 
*»l  A  Bsd-H.  VaL-4s,1932..MAl 

C.8t.'L.APitts.l8t,58,g,'32.AA 
Jeff.Mad.&Iud.lst,7s,'0<i.A& 

Bst.daOot.  UtM.g3s.1939  JAJ 
Her.  Co  Sar.  G.  MC.7M9S4J4 
Hrtadarto.  1st  M.  g.  Os.  1923JA. 
fill.  aoin.  A  Bt—lst.  5s.  'S9  .MA 
New*'*  Dnteh  A    onn.-Ine.,197 
Veveastle  A  Bben.  VaL-Os,  1917 

Pitt8.C.'ASt.L.lst,7s,i~900F& 
Steub.  AInd.lst,  58,1914.  JA. 
Un.  A  Log'nsp,l8tM.7s,'05AA 
Pitts.  FtTW.AC.  lst,7s,'12.JA. 



•  40 

65 
.    98 

8elotoVal.AN.E.,l8t,4s,•89.MA^ 
Bo.8lde  Va.oon.lstpf.ex.5s,190< 
Con.  l"t  pref.,ext.,  6s.  19W 

•100 

•1191 
•114 

* 

1  !•• 
lOfl 

3d!  7s!  1912  AA 
St.  L.V.AT.  H.  2d,7s,  1898  .MA 
2d7s,  gtd.,  1898  MA 

Alleg.  Vifl.,  1st  M.,  7s,  1910.AA 
General.  4s,  gold,  1942...  MA 
Penn  A  N.  Y.  Canal  —See  I^ehleh 

•  
*  

ii's 

Va.ATenu.,4tbM.,8s,19OO..J&. 

JI.  T.  AW.  K..  1st.  7s.  1906.  JA. 
1st.  •*.  19O5         JA 

Extended.  5s,  19OO  J&. 
'.  Norfolk  A  Western  By.- 
1st  comwl..  g.,  4s.  1996  AA( 
Northern  Alabama  - 
1st  mort  .  icolil.  .">•.  1926...  JA 

Ooneel.  g..  Be.  July  1,  1940.  JA 
Sstonf  «rm.,  ls*.4s,  1939.  AA 
Ween  AT   I  «t.n»  ^v*.l  W1O  \A 

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[VOL.  LXIV 


Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Pennsylvania  &  Northwestern— 
5a  1930                 JAJ 

4 

100 

Rich.&M'k'nb.—  lst,6s,1921.M&N 
Rich.  A  Petersb.—  6s,  1915.  ..MAN 
Do    consol.,  78,1915  MAN 
Do    consol.,  4138,  1940.  .  .MAN 
Rich.  Y.R.&Ches.-lst,58,1910.  J&J 
2d  mort    4i»8  1910              M&N 

•  72 
•115 
•120 
loo 
95 
80 
72 
851s 
55 
104 

•120 
•117 



Southern— 
1st,  consol.,  gold,  5s,  1994..  J&J 
E.Tenn.reor.lleu,  4-58,1938  MAS 
Ala.  Cent.  1st  g.,  6s,  1918.  .  .J&J 
Atl.ACh.Air-L.exten.4s,107.A&O 
lst,7s,1907     J&J 

•  89i« 

893g 
86% 

Bells  Gap,  1st,  68,  1905...  FAA 
Cons.  mort.  68,1913  A&O 
Penobsoot  Shore  Lino  —  See  Miiine 
Pensacola  &  All.  —  See  Lou.  &  Nash. 
Peo.  Deo.  *  Evansv.  — 
1st  6s  1920                              JAJ 

* 

Centr 
;100 

117 

al. 



•108 
.  " 

102 

121>4 

Rio  Gr  West     1st  48  1939    J&J 

72% 
90 
60 

Income  6s  1900                  AAO 

•100  13 
•105 

•108% 
•11413 
'112 
-109 
•113% 
•109% 
•11514 
*  99 
•112 
•122 
•100 
•  96U 
•113 
•119 
*114i< 
*  98 
•1O3 
•102 

Rio  Gr.Juno.—  lst,gu.,5s,1939.  JAD 
Rio  Gr.  South.—  1st,  3-48,  1940.  J&J 
River  Front—  1st,  guar.,  4>s8,  1912 
Roanoke  A  South.—  See  Norf.  A  W. 
Roch  &  Pitts.    See  Buff.  R.  &  P. 

Atl.Tenu.&O.—  lst,M.68,'13A&O 
Char.  Col.  A  Augusta  — 
1st  M.,  gold,  ext.  5s,  1909.J&J 
2dM.  78,1910    A&O 

2d  mortgage  5s,  1926    .    .  MAN 

108=8 

Evansv.  Div.  1st,  6s,  1920..  MAS 
Pcoria  &  East.—  See  C.  C.C.&  St.  L. 
Peoria  &  Pekin  Un.—  lst.6s.'21.Q-J 
2d  mort.,  4"ss,  1921  M&N 
Peoria  A  St.  Louis  — 
1st  g.  5s,  1936  F&A 
Perldomcn—  1st  ser.,5s,  1918..  Q-J 
2d  series  5s  1918                   '  ,'  •' 

•  99 

102 

Col.AGreen.  lst,5-6s,  1916.  JAJ 
E.  T.  Va.  &  Ga.  1st  7s,  1900.  J&J 
Divisional  g.,  5s,  1930  JAJ 
Consol.,  1st,  g..  5s,  1956..  MAN 
Ga.  Pae.  1st,  g.,  5-6s,  1922..  JAJ 
Ga.  Pac.  Ry.  equip.,  5s,  g..  1904. 
Knoxv.  A  0.  1st,  g.,  6s,  1925.  JAJ 
Rich.  ADan.  con.,  g.,  6s,'15.JAJ 
Equip.,  s.  f.,  g.,  5s,  1909.  .MAS 
Deb.,  5s,  stamped,  1927.  .AAO 
Va.  Mid.  Series  A.  6s,  1906.  MAS 
Series  B,  6s,  1911  MAS 

•112 
•  75 

•'99" 
•  95 
•109 
•114 

R  I  A  Peo     1st  M  .  10s,  1906.JAJ 

111 

115 
10978 
116 

i'ii"  " 

123 



Consol  1st  6s,  1925      ..       JAJ 

Rome  W.  &  O.—  See  N.  Y.  C.  &  H. 
Roxb.  Chest.  Hill.  A  N.,  g.  58.1926 
Rutland—  1st  M.,  6s,  1902  MAN 
Equipment,  2d,  5s,  1898  FAA 
Con.  4138,  July  1,  1941  JAJ 
St.  Charles  Br.—  See  Wabash  RR. 

105 
»7 

107 
100 

72 
55 

Petersburg—  Class  A,  5s,  1926.  J&J 
Class  B  6s  1926      A&O 

1st,  8s,  1891  1898  J&J 
Phila.  A  Baltimore  Central- 
ist, 5s  1911                            MAN 

•100 
•  98 

•128 
•117 
•lOSHi 

*  95 

84 

'    8038 

•  803s 
•120 

•i~25 



Sag.  A  West.  —  See  Det.  Lans.  A  No. 
St.'Clair  ..lad.  A  St.  L.  Belt- 
Alton  Bridge  1st,  gold,  5s,  1933 
St.  Jo.  A  Gd.  Isl.—  lst,gu.,6s,  1925 

11313 

120 

1st  4138  1911                        M&N 

Series  C,  6s,  1916  MAS 

Philadelphia  &  Erie- 
General,  giiar.,  6s,  g.,  1920..J&J 
Gen.,  5s,  1920  A&O 
Gen.,  4s,  1920  A&O 
Sunb.  &  Erie,  1st,  7s,  Oct.  1,1897 
Phila.  Harrisburg  A  Pittsburg— 
1st  mort.,  gold,  58,1925....  A&O 
Phila.  Ncwtown  A  N.  Y.— 
Istg.,  5s,  guar.,  1942  AAO 
Philadelphia  &  Reading- 
Gen,  mort.,  4s,  1958  J&J 
Eng.  Tr.  certs  ,  stinpd.,  assented 
2d  5s  gold  1933                  A&O 

* 

Scries  D,  4-5s,  1921  MAS 

2d  mort.,  inc.,  5s,  1925,  coup.  off. 
Kan.  C.  A  Om.,  1st,  5s,  1927.J&J 
St.  J.A  L.Ch.—  5s,g.,Mar.l944.MAS 
St.  Lawrence  A  Adiron— 
IstM.,  g.,  5s,  1946  J&J 
2d   M.,  g..  6s.  1946  JAJ 
St.  Louis  Al.  AT.  H.—  See  111.  Cent. 
St.  Louis  Br.—  See  Term.  Ry.  Ass'n. 
St.  L.  A  Cairo—  See  Mobile  A  Ohio. 
St.  L.  A  Iron  Mt.—  See  Mo.  Pao. 
St.  L.  J'  ville  A  Ch.—  See  Chio  A  Alt. 
St.  L.K.  A  S'own.,  1st,  g.  ,  6s,  1916. 
St.  L.  Kan.  City  A  N.—  See  Wabash. 
St.  L.  Mer.  Bridge  Ter.— 
1st  5s  1930.         AAO 

* 

Series  E  5s,  1926                MAS 

*  25 

•102 
•103 

30 

103 
104 

94 
116 

Series  F,  5s,  1931      ....  MAS 

ios" 

General,  5s,  1936  M&N 

•101% 
•102 

•iliii 

* 

•  82 
•101 
•105 
*  60 

•107 
•108 

-104 

106 

•108 
•10613 
•125 
-10O 
*   90 
•  95 
•  65 

*  87 

* 

1023s 

"si" 

114=8 

50 

88 

Do       guar.,  stamped  
Wash.O.A  W.,l8t,gu.,48,'24.FAA 
W.No.Car.,lstcon.,g.,68,'14.JAJ 
3o.  A  No.  Ala.—  See  Louisv.  &  N. 
Southwestern  Ark.  A  (nd.  Ter.  RR. 
A  Smithton  Lum.Co..l8t,68,1915 
SpartanU.ACol.—  See  Ashv.&Spar. 
Spok.Falls  A  N.-lst,6s,g.,1939.  J  AJ 
Staten  Isl.  Ry.—  Gold,  4ifl8,  1943.. 
Stat.Isl.R.Tr.—  lst,6s,g.,1913.A&O 
2d  mort.,  guar.,  5s,  g.,  1926.  J&J 
St«ub.  &  Ind.  —  See  Penn.  Co. 
Simb.  Haz.&  W.  R.-l8t,5s,'28  .M&N 
2rt  mort.,  lno.6s,1938,  coup.M&N 
Sunbury  &  Erie—  See  Phil.  &  Erie. 
Sunbury  &  Lewist'n  —  4s,g.,'36.J&J 
Susp.Br.&Erie  June.  —  See  Erie. 
Syr.  Bing.  &  N.  Y.—  See  D.  L.  &  W. 
Syracuse  Geneva  &  Corning  — 
1st  M.,  s.  f.,  78,  Nov.  15,  1905... 
Tebo.  &  Nesho.—  See  Mo.  Kan.  &  T. 
Tenn'l  RR.  Association  (St.  Louis) 
1st,  gold,4i«,  1939  A&O 

81>8 
80% 

1st,  4'iss,  1910  J&J 
1st  6s   1910               J&J 



110 
70 

Con.  M.,  7s,  1911,  coup  J&D 
Consol.  mort.,  g.,  6s,  1911..  J&D 
Improvementmort.,  6s,  '97.A&O 
Extension,  g.  <8,  1947  A&O 

•131 
•122 
•lOlis 
100 



Merch.  Bridge,  6s,  1929.  ...FAA 
St.  L.  Peoria  A  Northern— 
1st  M.,  g.,  5s,  May  1,  193G.M&N 
St.  L.  So.—  See  St.  L.  Alt.  &  T.  H. 
St.  Louis  A  San  Francisco  — 
2d,  g  ,  6s,  Class  A,  1906....  MAN 
2d,  g.,  6s,  class  B,  1906....  MAN 
2d,  g.,  6s,  class  C,  1906..  ..MAN 
1st  M.,  Mo.  A  W.,  g.,  6s,  '19.FAA 
Gen.  mort.,  g.,  6s,  1931  JAJ 

10'21-j 
102 

'115 

•115 
•115 
-105 
•111 
•110 
*  96 
•  86 
•  63% 
•100 
•105 
•   66»8 
•  2113 

•109 
•102 

•100 
•105 
•120 
-122 
*126i4 
•1061* 
*  92*4 
I  95 
* 

Deferred  incomes,  5s,  irredeem. 
Term.,  5s,  gold,  guar.,  1941.  .  Q-F 
Del.K.Ter.,p.mon.g.  5s,'42M&N 
Ex.  pur.  mon.  g.  5s,  1942.  M&N 
Ph.  A  R.  Coal  &  I—  Purch.  M.  M.  5s 
6s  to  1904 

V 

*114Ja 

* 

115 
90 
80 

*"95" 

•  98 
•100 

•"36" 
*  30 

* 

109i8 
106% 
135 

Ill's 
116 

7s  to  1W04              

Coll.  tr.,  s.  f.,  g.,  6s,  1920..  .FAA 
Gen.  mort.,  g.,  5s,  1931  JAJ 
1st,  trust,  g.,  5s,  1987  AAO 
Cons  g  4s,  1996           .           J&J 

Ten-year,  5s,  8.  f.,  1902  F&A 
5-10  year  cert.,  g.,  6s,  1904.  .Q-J 
Phil.  Read.  &  N.  E.—  Gold  Is,  1942. 
Gold  5s  1942                        MAN 

85 
108 
35 
35 
10 
85 

1st,  consol.,  gold,  5s,  1944.  .FAA 
St.  L.  Bdne,lst,gu.,7s,1929,  A&O 
Terre  H.  A  Ind.—  lat,  5s,  g.,  '25  .  J  AJ 
New  con.  5s,  g.,  1925  JAJ 
Equip,  notes,  6s,  1898  ...    JAJ 
TerreH.AP.—  lst,58,gu.g.,'42.M&S 

90 
64 

Ft.S.AV.  B.  B.,lst,g.68,'10.AAO 
St.  L.  W.  A  W.,  g.,  6s,  1919.M&S 
St.L.  So.W.—  l8t,g'.,4s,  1989  .M&N. 
2d,  gold,  income  4s,  1989...  JAJ 
St.  L.  V.  A  T.  H.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
St.  Paul  A  Dul.—  1st,  5s,  1931.FAA 
2d  mortgage  5s,  1917            AAO 

Incomes,  Class  A,  gold  5s,  1952. 
Dut.Co.RR.,l8t,g.,gu.,6s,'40JAD 
Philadelphia  W.  &  Baltimore- 
Debenture,  8.  f.,  6s,  1900  ..A&O 
Debenture,  8.  f.,  5s,  1910...  JAD 
Debenture  4s   1917             AAO 

it 

68 

85 

•106 
•109 
•104 
•104 
•104 
•104 
•  98 
•125 

•103 
•  90 
•103 

•103 
{114 

•123 
'100 
•  98 
•136 
•108 
•134 
•132 
•125 

* 

1st  and  2d,  6s,  1913               JAJ 

80 



Texas  Cent.—  1st,  g.,  6s,1923.A&O 
Tex.  &  New  Orleans—  1st,  78.1905 
Sabine  Div.,  1st,  6s,  1912..  .M&S 
Consol.,  gold,  5s,  1943  F&A 

•103 
•110 
•103 
*  95 

'10613 
•  895s 
*  2<> 
*  102i« 
*100 

•"75" 

•     3 
*   20 
*   10 
*  60 

it 

*"96" 

•120 
•107 
*  97 

102k) 
105 

D»i>enture,  4s,  1922             M&N 

Duluth  Short  Line— 
IstM.,  gtd.,  5s,  1916  MAS 
Taylor's  Falls*  L.  Sup.,  6s,  1914 
St.  P.Minn.  A  Man.—  2d,68,'09AAO 
Dak.  ext.,  1st  6s,  g.,  1910..  MAN 
1st  consol.,  g.,  Cs/1933  JAJ 
1st  consol.,  reduced  to  4138..  JAJ 
Montana  ext.,  1st,  4s,  1937.  J&D 
Pacific  ext.,  1st,  4s,  £,  1940.  JAJ 
Minn.  Union  Jfct,  6a,  1922...  JAJ 

"96" 
20ia 
10314 
105 
97 

Debenture,  g.,  4s,  1926  JAJ 
Debenture,  g.,  4s,  1932  AAO 
Pled.  &  Cumb.—  lst,g.5s,'ll.F&A 
Pine  Cr.—  Guar.,  6s,  reg.,  1932.  J&D 
Pitts.  C.  C.  &  St.  L.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
Pitts  C.  &  St.  L.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
Pitts.  Char.  A  Youglilogheny  — 
1st  mort.  6s,  1902    FAA 

Texas  &  Pacific  — 
East.  Div.,  1st,  6s,  1905....  M&S 
1st,  gold,  58,  2000    J&D 



i"o~6>9 

92% 
97 

2d,  gold,  inc.,  5s,  2000  Mcb 
Tol.  &  Ohio  C.-lst,  5s,  g  '35..  J&J 
West  Div.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1935.  AAO 
Gen.  g..  5s,  1935  JAD 
Kana.  A  Mich.,  1st,  4s,  1990.AAO 
Toledo  A  Ohio  Central  Exten.  — 
1st  5s  g    1938  .                     MAN 

Gen.  mort.,  gtd.,  4s,  1934..  AAO 
Pitts.  Cl.&Tol.—  lst,6s,1922.A&O 
Pittsburg  &  Connellsville  — 
1st,  7s,  extend.,  4s,  g.,  1946.  J&J 
Sterl.  eon.  M.,  6s,  g.,  g'd,'26.J&J 
Pitts.  Ft.  W.  &  C.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
Plttsb.  June.—  1st,  g.  6s,  1922.  JAJ 
2d,  5s,  1922    JAJ 

1st  5s  July,  1922                 JAJ 

•104 
•119 
•106 
*107i« 
U07 

•102 

b 

6' 

"36" 
63 

70 
105 

ibs" 

iie" 

124 

Montana  Ceut.,  1st,  6s,1937.  JAJ 
1st,  guar.,  gold,  5s,  1937.  .JAJ 
East.  Minn.  1st.  g.,  5s,1908.AAO 
Wil.  A  S.  F.  1st,  5s,  g.,1938.  JAD 
Minneapolis  A  Western  1st  M., 
gold,  guar.,  5s,  1911  JAJ 
St.  P.  &  No.  Pao.—  See  Nor.  Paciflc. 
St.  P.  A  Sioux  C.—  See  C.St.P.M.  A  O. 
San  Antonio  A  Aransas  Pass  — 
1st,  gold,  guar.,  4s,  1943.       JAJ 
Sand.  Mans.  A  N.—  See  B.  A  O. 
San  Francisco  A  Nor.  Pacific  — 
1st,  g.,5s,  siuk'gfund,  1919.JAJ 
Sault  Ste.  Marie  Bridge— 
1st  M.,  s.f  .,  g.,  5s,  July  1,  '37.  JAJ 
Sault  Ste.  Marie  A  Southwest.— 
1st  5s,  Nov.  1,  1915     MAN 

119i« 
109 
10713 
109 

58 

1st  g.,  5s,  gold,  1938  M&N 
Marietta  Minn.,  1st,  6s,  g.,  1915. 
Tol.  Peo.  A  West.—  1st,  48,1917.  JAJ 
Tol.St.L.AK.C.— 
Tr.  Co.otfs.,  1st,  6s,  1916  JAD 
Tol.  Walh.  Val.  &  O.—  1st,  4  i«s,  1931 
Trenton  Delaware  Bridge  — 
IstM.  7s,  1917  J&J 

Ter.  1st,  guar.,  g.,  5s,  1907.  AAO 
Pitts.  A  L.Erie—  lst,g.,6s,1928J&J 
2d,  5s,  1928       AAO 

Pitts.  McK.  &  Y.—  Ist6s,  1932.  JAJ 
2d,  6s,  guar.  1934                   JAJ 

iss" 

Troy  A  West  Troy  Bridge—  5s  
Ulster  &  Del.—  Con.,  5s,  1928.  J&D 
Unadilla  Val.—  1st  M.  5s,1933.J&J 
United  Go's,  N.  J.—  6s,  g.!901.M&S 
General,  gold,  6s,  1908  M&S 
General,  gold,  4s,  1923  F&A 
General,  gold,  4s,  1929  M&S 
General,  gold,  4s,  1944  M&S 
Un.  Pacific—  1st,  68,  g.,  1896..  J&J 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  cert.,  ex-mat,  ou 
1st  g.  6s  1897.                      J&J 

•100 
*  90 
105 
•111 

* 

McK.  A  B.  V.  1st,  6s,  g,  1918.J&J 
Pitts.  P.  AF.—  1st,  g.,  5s.  1910.  JAJ 
Term,  mort.,  5s,  1916  AAO 
Pitts.  Shen.  AL.E—  lst,5s,1940A  AO 
1st,  con.,  5s,  1943  JAJ 

85 
114 

i"l3% 
103 

80 
80 
lOOifl 

(110 

* 
* 

*ii2% 

*ib'2" 
•10213 

•103 
'102=8 
•103 
•103 
•1O3 
•107 
*  70 
•  98i4 

* 

*ioo>i 

A 

110 
114 

Pitts.  A  West.—  7s,  old,  1898..  JAD 
lst,4s,  1917  JAJ 

•102 
*  70>4 
*  20 

* 

7038 
34 
95 

Savannah  Florida  A  Western  — 
1st  M    g    6s  1934                 A&O 

2d  mortgage  5s,  1941    .       MAN 

Foxb.  Bridge—  1st,  6s,  1902  .MAS 
Pittsburg  Youngst.  A  Ashtabula— 
Ashtab.  A  Pitts.  1st,  6s,  1908.... 
Consol.  5s,  1927  MAN 

Cons.  M.,  gold,  5s,  1943.  ...M&N 
Atl.AGulf.con.,7s,Julyl,'97.JAJ 
So.  Ga.  A  Fla.  1st,  7s,  1899.M&N 
2d  7s  1899                          M&N 

lOSis 
104 

•114 
•108 

*  65 

105 
105 
•104 
101 
112 
*  85 

* 

101 

* 

•ios" 

104ifl 
101 

80H 

•105 
•lOSia 
•100 
•100 

•102 
•104 
>102 
*  69 
*  11 

Eng.  Trust  Co.  cert.,  ex-mat,  cu 
1st  g    6s  1898                      J&J 



Eng.  Trust  Co.  cert.,  ex-mat,  cu. 
1st.  g.,  6s,  1899  J&J 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  cert.,  ex-mat,  cu. 
Om.Bdg.,  sterl.  8s,g.,  '96  A&O 
Renewal  Tr.  Fd.  5s,  1915.  AAO 
Collateral  trust,  6s,  1908  J&J 
58,1907  J&D 
4138.  g.,  1918  M&N 

103% 
10314 
105 
111 
90 
99  1« 
73 
50 

Pontiac  Oxford  &  Northern  — 
1st,  g.,  68.  July  1,  1916  JAJ 
Port  Jervis  Mont.  &  N.  Y.— 
let,  4J38,  1944.                          J  D 

85 
108 

Bruns.  A  West,  1st  4s,  1938.  J&J 

73 

Scioto  Val.  &  N.  E.—  See  Nor.  A  W. 
Schenectady  A  Duanesburg  — 
Gtd.  6s,  1924  MAS 

•115 
•  60 

* 

Portland  A  Ogden  — 
1st,  6s,  g.,  1900.  JAJ  
Con.  mort.,  5s,  1908  MAN 

Schuylkill  Riv.  E.  S.—  See  B.  A  O. 
Seaboard  A  Roanoke  — 
Debenture  6s  1916               F&A 

75 
95 

Pt.Read'g—  lstM.,gu.,5s,1941.JAJ 
Portland  A  Roch.—  4s,  Oct.,  1907.. 
Ports.  Gt.  F.  ACon.—  4138,  1937JAD 
Potomac  V.—  l8t,gn.5s,g.,1941  JAJ 
Preseott  A  Arizona  Central  — 
1st  6s,  1916  .JAJ 
2d  income  6s,  1916  J&J 
Providence  A  Worcester  — 
1st,  6s,  Oct.  1,  1897                AAO 

102" 

* 

1st  mtg.  5s,  coupon,  1926..  .JAJ 
Seat.  L.  8.  &E.,lst,6s,g.'31.  .F&A 

Gold  notes,  6s,  1894,  stamped... 
Ext.,  s.f.,  gold,  8s,  1899  M&S 
Eng.  Tr.  Co.  cerfts  .. 

•10138 

* 

•"89" 
*  95 
•109i« 
*  9913 
•113 
•100  13 

•117>4 
•1021s 

101=8 

"9l" 

95 

Sliuiuokin  SuuburyA  Lewisburg.  — 
1st,  5s,  1912  M&N 
2d,6s,g.,  1925  J&J 
Sh.  V.  A  Potts.—  7s,  con.,  1901.  JAJ 
Shore  Line    See  N  Y  N  H  A  H 

•10313 
•105 
•113 

102 

* 

Equip,  trust,  5s,  A,B,  C  A&O 
Kans.  Pac.,  1st,  6s,  1895  F&A 
Eng.Trust  Co.cert.ex  mat.ep. 
1st  mort.,  6s,  1896  J&D 
Eng.Trust  Co.cert.ex  mat.ep. 
Den.  Ext.,  6s,  1899    M&N 

100% 



Qulncy  Omaha  A  K.  C.— 
1st  pref.  5s,  1917  JAD 
1st  mort.,  5s,  1917  JAD 
Raleigh  A  Aug.—  1st,  6s,  1926.  JAJ 
Raleigh  A  Gaston—  8s,  1898..  .JAJ 
Gold  5s,  Jan.  1,  1947              JAJ 

100 
45 
105 
104% 

Short  Route—  1st,  6s,  1912...  .J&J 
Silver  Springs  Ooala  A  Gulf— 
1st,  4s,  1918                           J&J 

11778 

Eng.  Tr.  Co.  cert.,  ex-mat.op. 
1st,  cons,  mort.,  6s,  1919.  M&N 
Eng.  trust  certificates     

Sioux  C.  A  N.—  1st,  5s.  1920.  .  .JAJ 
Sioux  C.  &  Pao.—  See  Chic.  &  N.  W. 
SodusBay&S     1st  5s  g  1924J&J 

•  45 

•   85 
*  92 

•  94 
•lOSis 

*"85" 

•  84 
*  99H 

>i04" 

*  72 
*  50 
•  50 

* 
* 

•"is" 

* 

•'75" 
•11714 

•115% 
82 
4Hi 

72ia 

C.B.U.P.,A.&P.P.,g.,6s,l95.M&N 
Fund,  coupon,  g.,  7s,1895M&N 
Atch.Col.&P.,l8t,6s,1905.  .Q-F 
At.J.Co.&W.,lst,68,'05...Q-F 
L1n.&C.,lst,5s,l9l8  A&O 
Ore.  8.  L.  &  U.  N.— 
Trust  Co.  ctf8.,oon.,gu.,5s,1919 

Reading  Company- 
Gen.,  g.,  4s,  Jan.  1,  1997....  J&J 
Rens.  A  Saratoga—  See  Del.  A  Hud. 
Republican  Val.—  See  C.  B.  A  Q. 
Richmond  A  Danv.—  See  So.  Ry. 
Rich.  Fredricksb'g  &  Potomac  — 
1st,  7s,  due  1899  J&J 

80i3 

ibf" 

So.  Car.&Ga.—  1st,  g..5s,  1919M&N 
Southern  Paoltlo  Arizona  — 
1st,  6s,  1909-10  JAJ 
Southern  Paciflc,  California  — 
1st,  6s,  gold,  1906-12  A&O 
1st  con.,  gold,  5a,  1938  .     .  A&O 
1st  con..  gold,  5s,  gu.,  1937.  M&N 
AuBt.  &Nor.  1st,  5s,  g.,  1941.  J&J 
So.  Paoltlo  Br.  6s,  1937  A&O 
So.  Pao.  Coast^lst,  g.,  4s,  '37.J&J 
So.  Pao.  N.  M.—  1st,  6s.  1911..  JAJ 

92'g 

ibo" 

90 

26 

i'is" 

115T8 

.*-'•-• 
42  IB 

Ore.  Short  Line.  6s,  1922  F&A 
TrustCo.  certificates  of  deposit 
Cons.  1  st,  g.,  5s,  1947  (  when  Iss.; 
Income  5s,  A  (when  issued)... 
Income  5s,  B  (when  issued)... 

1st,  6s,  1901  M&N 

Extended,  5s.  1902                J&J 

Cons.  mort.  4138,  1940  ....AAO 
Rich.  Hill-See  K.  C.  Ft.  S.  &  M. 

*  Flat  price. 


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MAY,  1897.  J 


RAILROAD    BONDS    AND     STOCKS. 


II.  .ml-. 

Bid. 

AA. 



Stock*.                    Par. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Stock*.                  Par. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Union  P»olflc  —  (Concluded)  — 
Utah  South.  gen..7s,1909ctfBj*J 
Tr.Co.cU.,ext..lst  7t,lBO9.  JAJ 
Utah  AXor..l.tM.,7»,  19O8.JAJ 
Gold,  5*.  1936  JAJ 

•   75 
•  75 
•115 
*100 

•  33 

•  85 
•  3O 
•  3O 

100 
110 

•  40 
•105 

:io*7« 

66 

IK 

Bait.  A  Ohio  1st  pref  100 
2dpref  ...1OO 

"46" 

""14 
96 

Florida  Central  &  Peninsula  

a  

53» 

Baltimore  &  Ohio  3.  W.  Ry.  .  .  .100 
Pref...                                    ion 

..„.. 

2d  pref.  non-oum                  100 

a  22 

!2238 

Ft.  Wayne  <fe  Jack.—  Common.  100 

Beech  Creek,  imar.  4               '.     __SO 

124 
6 
22  4 
161 
6% 
55 
18 

i'09" 

118 
25 
35 
2 
21 

t  90 
90 

till 
t  

U.  P.  Dear.  *  Quit- 
Con..  5«,  g.,  1939  JAD 

35 

Bell.A  So.  111.,  gu.,4'8  p.  O.J  AJ1OO 
Trust  Co.  Certfs 

Georgia  &  Alabama,  common.  100 

7 
23 

OoL  Cent.  l«tM.  7s,  19O9.  ..JAJ 
DeB.T.AF.W.lstM..g.5B,'37MAN 
DeoT.T.AO.lst  M..^.5»,'37.A40 
Utlea  *  BL  R-See  NT  Y.  C.  A  H. 
Valley  <N.  Y.)-8ee  Del.  L.  A  W. 
Verdlr.  Val.  Ind.  A  W.—  See  Mo.  Pao. 
Ver.  *  X  ww.,  gn..  5«.  19O3  .  .  MAN 
Venn't  Valley-lst.  5e.  1910.AAO 
VtrglnlaATcnn.-  See  Norf.  AW. 

Bellefontalne  Cent.  RR.  Co  50 
Boston  A  Albany                   .      100 

iu" 

213 
161 
153 
5 
103 
265 
40 

"16% 

215" 
214 

Georgia  RR.  &  Banking  Co.  ...  100 
Ga.  South'n  &  Fla.,  common..  100 
First  preferred  100 

Boston  A  Lowell,  JAJ  10O 

60 

Pref.,  MAS  10O 
Boat.  A  N.  Y.  Air-  Line—  Common.. 
Pref.,  truar.  4  1OO 
Boston  A  Providence                 100 

10 
106 

Grand  Rapids  A  Indiana  100 
Grand  River  Valley                   100 

liJi" 
40 
50 
418 
27 

91 
95 

"is" 

50 
94 
96 

""eii 

25 

Great  Northern  Ry.,  pref    6-F  100 

60 

Boston  Rev.  Beach  A  Lynn  100 
Buffalo  N.  Y.  A  Erie  1OO 
Buffalo  Roch.  A  Pitteburg  10O 
Pref                                          1OO 

45 

"26" 
56 
73 

"464 

53 

81 

Deb.  oertfs.  A  100O 

tiXrah.*!**- 

lst6a,192O  JAJ 

Hartford  A  Conn.  West.,  guar.lOO 
Harrisburg  Portsmouth  Mt.  J.  A 
Lan                                             50 

6s.  p-L.g.,  1915  

Burl.  Cedar  Rap.  A  No..  FAA.10O 
Camden  A  Burlington  Co.,  JAJ.25 
Canada  Southern  FAA             100 

65 
t  

46 
52 
I  79 
t     Si* 

t  5m 

1   49>a 
1374 
9 
56 
78<« 

Wabaah— 

1st,  gold,  5s,  1939  MAN 

103 

Henderson  Bridge                .    100 

Housatonic,  pref  100 
Huntingdon  &  Broad  Top  50 
Pref  ...50 

Id.  (fold.  5».  1939  FAA 
Deb.  mort..6s^eriM  A.  1930.  JAJ 

Canadian  Pacific  100 
Pref  100 

Deb.  mort.>6a^erlee  B.1939.JAJ 
Det.  ACh.ext.,l»t^.5«.1941.JAJ 
8t-L.C.Bl.  A  Om.—  lit.  6s.  1906. 
St.  Loots  Kan.  Cltr  A  Nortb'n- 
M.  Cbarles  Bridge,  let  6s,19O8 
Brunsw.  A  Chill..  6«.  19O3.FAA 
Waco  A  IT.    See  HOOK.  A  Tex,Ceu. 
Warren  RK.-8ee  D.  ll  A  W. 
Warren  A  F-klln-See  W.  N  .  T.  A  P. 
Wa«h.ACol.R.-lstjr..4s.l935JAJ 
Wash.  0.  A  W.-SeeTtoutbern  Ry. 
W.  Ala.-Coaa,  4  4«.  g..  fn-.Oet.'lS 
Wei  ten  Marylaad— 
3dM.  6s,  endorsed.  1900..  .JAJ 
Bait.  A  Harris.,  (..ha.  1936.  MAN 
1st  M.West.  Ext.  g.Si.'Sti.MAN 
WMt  Jersey  At  Sea  Shore— 
OBI  111    r  4s.  1930                 JAJ 

'    18 
*  934 
•101 

•1074 
•  94 

• 

20 
96    , 

Catawlssa  .'  50 
1st  pref  50 

Illinois  Central,  M&S  100 

92 
92 

"5i4 
20 

ibe" 

125 
4 

2d  pref                                       50 

sm 

155 

g" 
79 

Indiana  111.  A  Iowa  100 
Iowa  Central     ...                   100 



Cayuga  A  Susquehanna  30 

Central  Massachusetts      100 

Pref                                       100 

Pref                                          100 

Jackson  Lans.  <fe  Sag  100 
JolietA  Chicago  100 

90 
109 

109  Vi 
95 
95 

106 

Central  of  New  Jersey  100 

Central  Ohio                                 50 

Kal.  Allegan  &  Or.  Rapids  ....100 

Pref  5Ot  

30 

8>4 

7 

Central  Pacific                           100 

7>4 

Kansas  City  Clin.  &  Springfd.100 
Kansas  City  A  Ind.  Air  Line  ...  100 
Kansas  City  Ft.  Scott  &  Mem  .  .  100 
Kansas  City  Ft.  S.  &  G.,  pref  ..100 
Kan.  C.  Mem.  A  Blr       .            100 

•101 

• 

Chartiers  Railway                        50 

'"5  " 
35 

"26" 
45 

Chesapeake  A  Ohio  l66 

164 
I 

16% 

Chestnut  Hill                                50 

Chicago  A  Alton....               .    100 

1  «.-.'•_• 
176 
125 
160 

170 

Pref.,  Q—  M  10O 
Kan.  City  St.  L.  A  Chic.,  pref.lOO 
Louisiana  A  Mo.  River,  pref.lOO 
Mississippi  River  Bridge 

Kansas  City  Plttsburg  &  Golf  100 
Kan.  City  St.  Louis  &  Chic.—  See 
Chicago  &  Alton. 
Kansas  City  Suburban  Belt  100 
Kentucky  A  Indiana  Bridge  ..1OO 
Keokuk  &  Des  Moines                10O 

18 

•"4 
2 

12 

20 

1 

14 
35 

• 

noi 

Oa».AAl-Con..5s-<Js.l»l  1  JAJ 
3d  •ort..M>w  lrt.Oe.1  899  .  A  AO 
W.  Jeney.  l.t  M.  7*.  1899.  .AAO 
OOBM4.6a.19O9  MAN 

Chicago  Burl.  A  OiiIuey,O-M..i'66 
Chicago  A  East  Illinois      .        100 

73 
40 
95 

I"K" 

I  16 

73% 
50 
US 

"eo" 

20 

•1O5 
•1O5 

•  :  -j.  . 

• 

Preferred,  o-J  an  100 

Pref  1OO 

Chicago  A  U.  w.,  com  
4p.  c  deb                                    1OO 

Keokuk  A  Western  100 

W.  J.  A  At.  lit  M.  6..  1910.MA8 
West  Shore-See  X.  Y.  C.  A  H. 
We**  Va.  A  Pttu.-See  B.  A  O. 
W.  New  York  A  Pennsylvania— 
1st,  5«,  1937  JAJ 

•1064 

Lake  Erio  A  Western.                100 

14 

x  62% 
161 
1  23H> 

Yr.ii 
65 
163 
23=8 

Pref                                          100 

Chicago  Mil  w.  A  St.  P.,  AAO.  ..100 
Preferred    1OO 

72  »g 
131 

li>:<  -'i 
150 

73% 

132 

101 

154 

Lake  Shore  A  Michigan  South.  .  1OO 
Lehigh  Valley  ..                       ...50 

U«B.Bort..  gold.  3-4*.  1943.  AAO 
Income,  gold,  5a,  19-43 

48 
13 

...... 

Obleago  A  Northwestern,  AAO.  100 
Preferred,  7,  <j-M                ..100 

Pref                                            50 

•".IIII! 
•1014 

Little  Miami  50 

i"79>3 

t'o'2" 
42 

130 

isi 
"53" 

48 
140 

West.  Xor.Uw.-m*  Southern  Ry 
Western  Pac.—  See  Central  Pae. 

Ooid.4s,  1928  ..                ...JAD 
WML  Tr-t—  See  N.  Y.  C.  A  H.  R. 

Chicago  A  Nort  lieni  Paclflo  100 

Little  Rock  A  Memphis  100 
Little  Schuvlklll                            50 

Chicago  Rock  IB|.  A  Pac.,  Q-F.  .  100 
Chlcaeo  St.  Paul  Minn.  A  O.  ..10O 

62  'i 
M>i 

62% 
59 

La.  &  Mo.  River—  See  Chic.  &  Alt. 
Louisville  Bridge  Co  100 

'108 


West  Va.  Cent.  A  Pitts.-  J Prer 100138 

hoctawOklah-AGutfcerts;..   501 

Preferred 5O  t 

Cincinnati  Hamilton  A  Dayton.100 

Preferred.  A.  4  p.  o 100 

6a,1936 -91      Preferred.  B,  4  p.  o 10O 


MAS' 


wtSt 


.5s.  1938....  JAJ 

L.0s.  1930.. ..FAA  • 

4s.  1993 JAJ 

N.Y.8AW. 

0938.MAN  '100 
*M. 


Exten.AtmM..5s,lf 

Wu2lb!'AltEl£«.**'sc?l 
WUk*n»b*rr»  A  Bcrwito 


145 
6 
7 
19 
40 
M 
•.iu 
M 


Preferred.  Eagle,  4  p.  c 100 

N«-w  pn-f.  5  p.  0 87 

Cincinnati  Jackson  A  Mack 

Cincinnati  Leb.  A  Northern....  100      75      

Cincinnati  N.O.ATex.Paelno.100      15       20 

Cincinnati  Sand.  ACleve.,pref...50   

Cleveland  Akron  A  Columbia  400   alOSg 


44 


44^8 




A  AM.  6*.  1910.. .JAD  M174  118>«  Clrveiand  Canton  A  Southern. lOO 

i;  A  uv :.! ,.-,  -  Preferred 100 


0«a.  man..  5s,  1933 JAJ  '118 

WUm-AXor.— 

1st. 5«,  1907-27  .JAD  M06 

Ss.  gen.  mort.  g..  1923  ...Q  Aug  MO4 
Wilmington  (S.C.)  Ry.  Bridge- 

1MM.  7s.  1897 AAO-  99 

M  M.  Ss,  1898-99 AAO-  96 

»  A  BL  P.-flee  CUe.  A  N.  W. 
i  Central  Compnay- 


Massawlppl  Valley IOC    125 

25c.  Memphis  A  Charleston 2»!  ..... 

Cleveland  Cln.  Chic.  A  St.  L 100      274    28>4   Mexican  Central 100 

Preferred  .     ...100   Mexican  National  tr.  receipts..  10O; 


Louisv.  Evansv.  A  St.  Louis.. .100 

Pref 100 

Louisville  Henderson  A  St.  L.100 

Preferred,  5  p.  o.  non-oum... — 

Louisville  A  Nashville 100 

Louisv.  N.  Albany  A  Chic 100 

Pref 100 

Lowell  A  Andover 200 

Mahoniug  Coal  Railroad 50   120 

Pref    .  50    100    ,115 

Maine  Central,  quar 100   118     122 

Manchester  A  Lawrenoc.M&N.lOO   215     225 
Marquette  Hough.  A  Onton...lOO|  

Preferred 1OO    ! 

135 
5 
8 


Cleveland  Loraln  A  Wheel'?  ..lOOi 

Preferred ....100     40      5« 

-    162     168 


:;s 


2-4 


.     . 

.to.  1909 JAJ 

1931 MAN 


15 

100 


75 


RR.  Imp.  5..  193 

Oh.  Wts  A  Mian.,  •••,•—.  » .. 
Wleeonaln  A  Michigan  Ry  - 

lstM..(..D«  Jan.  1.1945    JAJ* 

Wle.  A  Minn.-lst.  7».  191O..AAO  * 105 

Wleeon.  Val. -See  C.  M.  A  St.  P. 
Wore.  Knah.  A  R-- 

4s.  g.,1913 

4*.  1930 JAJ 

4s.  gold.  1934 AAO    

ZaacsvlUe  A  Ohio  R-- 

1st.  6s.  1916 


H  til.  110  in  HTOCKM.     Par. 


Ala.  A  Ot.  Sooth-a.  A.  6s.  pref 

Ala!  M.O.  T.  A  P  j'nn'rV.  A',  pret"  M. 

•.deterred tlOl 

Alabama  *  Vlcksburg 1OO     20 

\lbaay  •8asq..guar.  7 1OO  176 

^^*Termcntr. !"• 


Cnlnmbun  Hocking  Val.  A  Tol.100 

Preferred.  JAJ 100    .... 

foliiiiiliiiii  AXenla.  gu.  82-5 5O    197 

Column"*  A  i  'i ii.  Midluiid,  pref..5O 
.v  Mont., Class  I.  Feb.,  qu.lOO 

Class  11..  Feb.,  quar 1OO 

Clans  III,  Feb.,  quar 100 

Class  IV.,  Concord.  Feb.,  qu.lOO 
Concord  A  Portsmouth,  g"-  7..  100 
Connecticut  A  Pasmiinpulc..'.  .loo 
Coancctlrut  Rlv.,lOp.c.gu.JAJlOO   249 
Oonsol.  Ry.  of  Vermont,  pref  ..1OO'       1 

Cnmberland  Valley— Common . .  5O    

Preferred 50    

Danbury  A  Norwalk 5O  t  82  "4 

Dayton  A  Michigan,  com 50     774 

Pref.,  guaranteed,  8s no    180 


169 
169 
169 
170 

175 

i  n; 


197% 


172 

147" 
259 

4 


_  an  Northern 100 

.Michigan  Central 100 

Mine  Hill  ASchy.  Hav 5011.... 

Minneapolis  A  St.  Louis 100     17 

1st  pref.  5  p.  o.  cum 100 

2d  pref.  5  p.  c.  non-oum 1OO 

Minneapolis  St.  P.  AS.  Ste.  M..100 

Preferred 10O 

Missouri  Kansas  A  Texas 100 

i    Preferred  1OO 

Mi~ourl  Paclflo 100 

Mobile  A  Ohio,  assented 100 

Morris  A  Essex,  guar.,  7s 50 

:  Nashville  Chattanooga  &  St.  L.100 

Nashville  A  Decatur 25 

Nashua  A  Lowell,  M&N 100 

Naugatuck 100 


Nesquehoning  Valley 50 


79      New  England  RR  common.. .100 
..„,.„„     182     ;    Preferred,  5  p.c.  non-cum... 100 

25    New  Haven  A  Derby 1OO 

Delaware  A" Bound  Brook loo    165    Sew  Haven  A  North  ampton..lOO 

laware  A  Hudson  Canal...  1OO.  1O4      1044  New  Jersey  A  New  York 100 

Delaware  Lack.  A  West-,O;J...5O   148     1484      Preferrea , 100 


Delaware  Susauehanna  A  8  — 50 
Denver  A  Rio  Grande. IOC 

Des  Moines  A  Fort  Dodge 100 

I  r          100 

Detroit  Hills  A  8.  W 100, 

74  Detroit  Grand  Rap.  A  West...  100 


Pref 100 

Detroit  A  Maeklnae 100 

Diiluth  South  Shore  A  Atl 1OO 

Pref 100 

East  Pennsylvania.  ..........50 


.... 

Topeka  *  Santa  Fe  .  100 


Atlantic  1st  Leased  lines,  rent  tr  / 
Atlanta*  Chnr.  Air  LlneJUk8.10Oi 
Atlanta  *  West  Point 1001 

Atlantic  A  PaelDe !(»• 

Atlantic  AMI.  Latrrenee 100  M  56 

Annsta  *  Harannnh.  leased ..  U» 

Bald  Eaclo  Valley fiO    194 

•alt.  AC.  Val.  RR.  E«..  gti.  7 


24 

i"  ;- 

95 
93 
98 

1.1>t 
2<J<) 

"i3""u" 


10*« 

19>« 

9O 

92% 

86 


Eastern  New  Hampshire,  JAD.100 

Bel  River loo 

Elmlra  A  Wllhamsport 50  t.. .....  - 

Pref 00  I  644 

Erie.com 10O      12 

Istpref.    - 100      2aJ_, 

3d  pref 100      17       19 

Erie  A  Kalamazoo 3  .... 

Krie  A  Plttsburg 50    125      135 

Evaimville  A  Terre  Haute 50 

Pref 50 

B' 
Fit 

Preferred,  JAJ iw     "' 

I Tr.t.fAp.ere.M"q.uette::::;:::?^  .38  i  W 


.    New  York  Ceulrul 100 

9>4    1O         Dividend  payable  In  London — 
37»»    38%  !  New  York  Chicago  A  St.  Louis.100 

8*8      9    I      Istpreferred ,....100 

58    !   75          2d  preferred 100 

98     New  York  A  Harlem 50 

>4      5      NewYorkLackawannaAWest.100 

913    101*   New  York  New  Haven  A  Hart.100 

.  iNew  York  Ontario  A  Western.  100 

2*4      3      N  Y.  Philadelphia  A  Norfolk.  .100 

0*9      8     1  N.  Y.  A  Rockaway  Beach 100 

•  54    I   60      N.  Y.  Susq.  A  Western  new.. ..100 

S*       90         Pref 100 

Norfolk  A  Southern 100 

Norfolk  A  Western  Ry 10O 

Preferred 100 

123a!  North  Carolina,  M&S 100 


29>sj  North  Pennsylvania 50  t  88 


Northern  Central 50 


156 


rmSl tri'id "it  I '  Bridge"'  "6O'» Norwich  A  Worcester 

'Itchnirg  JAJ  .MOO      15      Ogdensburg  A  L.  Champlain . . 

Pro    rred  JAJ"  ..1<»      92       93      Ohio  Southern -::;:•••;  —  - 

r  rmm  tw«,  •  w» — "•                                                  ,    i«i_  K>«,,    TpMatf'i.    AavnflA&tea 


Northeastern.  8.  0 50  t...... 

Northern,  N.  H.,  Jan.,  quar... .100 
Northern  Pacific  vot'g  tr.certs.100 
Preferred j^oting  tr.  certs —  10O 

.'.'lOO 
10O 

EniT.  Trust  Co.  certificates 
Old  Colony 100 


26% 

17 
102 

65 
109 
210 
2454 


t  53 


43 

57 
18 

78 
47 


11 

27% 

15 

20 
166 

75 
110 


1004  . 
101 


37 
60 


;   994 

102 

13 

75 
274 


99 

aoi 
11 

65 

25 

310 

169    '  172 

13   !  la's 


I 


7% 


74 
20?8 

60  70 

9%  10% 

23  24 

120  


t  714 


5O 
158 

12*3 

34%    8i=s 
190    |  ...... 

25c.  ...... 

.      5 


17*    '179 


1  FUt  prloa. 


t  Pries  per  share  not  par  cent. 


;  In  London. 


a  In  Amsterdam. 


r  Ex-dividend. 


THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL    LXIV 


Stock*.                   Par. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Stocks.                    Par. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Stocks.                    Par. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

tins 

1O 
41i» 
11 

156 
20 
43 

12 

Richmond  &  Danville  100 
Ricluii  >nd  Fred.  &  Pot.,  coin..  .100 
Dividend  obligations,  J&J  .  .  .  100 
6  per  cent  guaraiit'd,  M&N...  100 
7  per  cent  guarant'd,  M&N...  100 
Richmond  &  Petersburg,  J&J.  100 
Rio  Grande  Southern  100 
Rio  Grande  Western  100 
'Pref                100 

ibs" 
ibs" 
"so" 

izo" 

"38"4 

Sy^cuse  Blngh.  &  N.  Y  100 

Tennessee  Georgia  &  Atlantic.  100 





Oregon  Rv.  &  Nav.,  vot.  tr  —  10O 
J*ref.,vot.  trust  oertirtoates..lOO 
Oregon  Short  Line  (when  isa.)  
Oregon  Short  L.  &  Utah  Nor.  .  .  10O 
Eng.Tr  Co.  oertfa.,  ill!  instal.  pd. 

Terre  Haute  &  Peoria,  com  

Preferred,  6  per  cent,  non-<:um.  . 

200 

205 

TeKas  Central,  common  
Preferred,  5  per  cent,  non-cura.. 





Texas  &  Pacific  100 

8M 

83t 

53 

ies" 

4" 
102  >a 
t  

H30 

53i8 
25 

Toledo  Ann  Arbor  &  No.  Mich.  IOO 
Toledo  &  Ohio  Central  IOO 

Penn.  &  Northwestern  5O 

125 
xl!6ki 

132 
118 

15 
50 

25 

75 

""6"4 

18 

Rome  Wa'ortown  &  Og.,  guar.100 
Rutland  J&J               .        .       100 

Preferred  100 

Peoria  Decatur  &  Evauaville..lOO 

1 
8 
107 
20 
131 

Toledo  Peoria  &  Western  100 
Toledo  St.  Louis  &  Kansas  City.  100 
Preferred  100 

Pref.,  7  100 

5°» 

"e'i" 

St.  Joseph  &  Grand  Island  1OO 
St.  Louis  Alton  &  Terre  H  100 

"67" 

10 
140 

noe 
245" 

Philadelphia  &  Erie  50 
Phlla.  Oerruant'n  &  Norriefn  .  .  .50 

Tunnel  Rail  of  St.  Louis             100 

109 

246ia 

Guar.  2  ^  p.  e    100 

Ulster  &  Delaware  100 
United  New  Jersey  RE.  &  C.  Co.100 
Union  Pacific  100 

St  Louis  Bridge  1st  pref          100 

<106 
I  50 

"'iifi 
3714 

12>« 

109 
54 

""isg 
38  Hs 
13 

247 
t  63 

^ 
t"."'." 

ioi" 

155 
f  

I 

2d  pref            100 

Phlla.  Wilmington  &  Baltimore.50 
Plttflh.  Clu.  Chic.  &  St.  Louis..  100 
Pref                                           100 

St.  Louis  P«oria  &  Northern..  IOO 
St.  L.  &  8.  Fr.,  vot.  tr.  certs.  ..100 
1st  pref.,  voting  tr.  certs  —  100 
2d  pref.,  voting  tr.  certs  K)0 

Eng.  Tr.  Co.  certifs 

5i« 

150 
130 
107 

152 
135 

6 
1% 

12% 
50 

rid" 

Union  Pacific  Denver  &  Gulf  ..100 
Utioa&  Black  River  100 

Pittsburg  &  Castle  Shannon  50 
Pittsb.  Char.  &  Yough.,  J&J....  50 
Pittsburg  &  Oonnellsville  50 
Pittsb.  Ft.  W.&  Chic.,  guar.  7.  .100 
Special                                      100 

Utica  Chen.  &  Susq.  Valley  100 
Valley  RR    (N  Y.)                       100 



St  Louis  Southwestern  100 

2is 
613 

"is" 

4 
7>« 

"23" 
87 
117 

Vermont  &  Massachusetts,  leased. 
6,  A&O       100 

Pref.,  5s  100 
St.  Louis  Vandalia  &  T.  H  100 
St  Paul  &  Duluth                        100 

Vermont  Valley  50 

Pittsburg  Junction  50 

28  13 

Virginia  Midland                        100 

Pref.             100 

Wabash  Railroad  100 

4=8 
123g 

170 
163 
t  

5i4 
12'8 

Pittsb.  McKeesport  &  Yough  ...50 

t  65 
I 



St.  Paul  Minn.  &  Man.,  guar...  100 
SanFr.  &  San  Joaquin  Val  —  100 
Seaboard  &  Roanoke,  com  1OO 
Short  Route  Railway  ..100 

11313 

'92  "4 

14 

Pref    100 

Ware  River  RR  IOO 

Pittsb.  Virginia  &  Charleston...  50 
Pittaburg  &  Western                   50 

t... 
\ 



Warreu,  N.  J.,  leased  7s      ..    .  50 

"  49  "4 

15 

West  Jersey  &  Sea  Shore  —  Com.SC 
Special,  guaranteed  50 

1'ref                                                50 

South  Carolina  &  Georgia  100 
Southern  &  Atlantic  

48 
146 
125 

"96" 
250 
120 
150 

Western  Maryland  50 

t     7"4 

t     219 
1      1% 

""% 

2»4 

8 

238 

""3 

Portland  Saco  &  Portsmouth..  IOC 

136" 

South.  California,  pref  100 
Southern  Pacific  Co      .              100 

"i4~4 

713 

25  Hi 

"if," 

8 
26 

Western  N.  Y.  &  Penn  5<i 

Trust  certificates  50 

Port  Royal  &  Augusta  100 

Southern       (vot.  trust  certs.)  .  IOC 
Pref  .5%,  non-cam.        do     .10( 
Southwest  Ga.,  guar.  5  p.  o  —  10( 
Southwest  Pennsylvania  50 

West  Virginia  Central  ion 
Wheeling  &  Lake  Erie  100 

Prov.  &  Worcester,  Jan.,  quar.100 

Pref                                           100 

Wilkesbarre  &  Scranton  50 

165 

Spuy  ten  Duy  vil  &  Port  Morris.  100 
State  Line  &  Sullivan                  5< 

Wll.  Column!  *  &  Augusta  100 

115 
107 

1 
.. 

t 

Wilm.  &  Weldon,  7  100 
Wis.  Cent.  Co.  (vot.  tr.  certfs.)  .100 
Pref    100 

Reading  Co.,  voting  tr.  certs  .  .  .50 
1st  pref.,  voting  tr.  certs  50 
2d  pref.,  voting  tr.  certs  50 
Rensselaer  &  Saratoga  1OO 

184 
40 

vif>" 

1813 

to  4 
i'o's" 

Staten  Island  Ry.,  guar.  5^  p.  e.75 
Summit  Branch,  Pa  50 

,:::::: 

t  67 
'   40 

100 
50c. 

114 

Wor.  Nash.  &Roch.,J&J  100   117 



isuspension  Bridare  Co  25 

4? 

t  Prices  per  share  not  per  cent. 


I  In  London. 


x  Ex-dividend. 


STREET     RAILWAY     SECURITIES. 

Prices  marked  thus  (*)  are  flat  prices— that  is,  the  purchaser  does  not  pay  accrued  interest  in  addition. 


Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask.                            Bonds.                            Bid.     Ask. 

SriCKttT    It'  WAV     BONDS. 

ALBANY,  N.  Y.- 
Albany Ry.,  1st  M.,5s,  1905,  J&J. 
Oonsol.  M.,  5s,  g.,  1930,  J&J  .... 
N.&E.Gr'nb.H.,lst,5s,1911,M&N 
W.  Iurnp.&  RR.,2d  g'd6V19.M&N 
1st,  guar.,  6s,  1919,  M&N  

106 
109 

ii'i" 

117 

1 

ii'i" 
10513 

BROOKLYN  N.  Y.—  (Conci'di- 
Brooklyn  Rapid  Transit— 
5s,  g.,  1945.  A&O 
Jam.&  Br.—  1st,  5s,  g.,  1930.  ..J&J 
Coney  Isl.  &  Brooklyn  1st  5s.  1903 
Kings  County  Elevated— 
1st  A,  5s,  g.,  1925,  J&J  

ibi" 

42 

76  >4 

ibi" 

50    i 

CINCINNATI.  O.—  (Concl'd)  — 
Cincinnati  Street  Ry.— 
Me.  Aub.  Cable  1st  5s.  1907.  J&D    106 
Mt.A.&Ed'nPk.,lst6s,1900A&O    105 
IstM  ,  6s,  1905,  A&O  i  111 
Consol.  M.,  53,  1906,  M&S  107 

CLEVELAND,  O.— 

107" 

ALLENTOWN  PA  — 

FultonEl.,A,lst,5s,g,1929,M&S 

*   40 

42 

Cleveland  Electric— 

Allen.  &  Lehigh  Val.  Traction  — 

BUFFALO,  N.  Y.— 

Consol.  M.,53,  gold,  1913.  M&S. 
Br'klynSt.,lstM.,6s,  1903,  M&S 

10013 
100 

102 

1st  M.,  gold,  5s,  1913,  M&S  
Con.  M..  gold,  5s,  1925,  J&J  
Allen  &  Beth.,  1st  g.  6s,  1911.  J&J 

•ibs" 

96 
95 
110 

Buff.  Ry.,lstcon.M.,58,g.,'31,F&A 
Buff.  &  Niag.  Falls  Elec.  Ry— 
1st  M.  5s,  g.,  1935  J&J 

107 
98 

108 
100 

EastClev.,  1st,  M.,  58,  1910,  M&S 
Cleveland  City  Ry.  Co.— 
Cl.  Citv  Cable,  1st,  5s,  g.,'09,  J&J 

101 
100 

102 
103 

BALTIMORE,  Mo.— 

Crosst'n  St.  Ry.  lst,5s,g.  1932,  M&N 

104 

105 

So.  Side  St.  Ry.,  6s,  1903,  M&S.  ... 

100 

105 

Bait.  Trac.Co.,  1st  M.,5s,1929,M&N 

•113 

11313 

CAMDEN,  N.  J.— 

COLUMBUS  O.— 

No.  Balt.Div.,lst  g.5s,1942.J&D 
Exten.&imp.,6s,g.,1901,M&S 
Coll.  tr.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1900,  J&J 
B*lt.CityPas.,lst,53,g.,1911,M&N 
Cent.  Ry.,con.  M.,  g..5s,  1932.M&N 

•11113 

•105 
*10li« 

•11514 

112V 
106 
102  ia 

Cam.  Glou.  &  Wood,,  1st  63.  .M&N 
CHARLESTON,  S.  C.- 
Charleston  City,  1st,  63,  1915.J&J 
Enterprise  St  RR    1st  5s  '06  J&J 

*  95 

*§ 

101 

Col.  Con.  St.  Ry.,l8t,g.5s,g.'09  J&J 
Col.  St.  Ry.,  cons.,  5a,  g.,  1932,  J&J 
Crosst'n  St.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1933,  J&D 

DAVENPORT,  IA.— 

*100 
•95 
'95 

'98" 
98 

•I... 

1st  M.,  6<,  1912,  J&J  

Oity&du.,  l8t,M.,53,g.,  1922,  J&D 
Like  Ro.  El..l8t,<.,5s.  1942.M  feS 
B.C.&  Ell.Mill8,5s,g.,g'd,1916.  J&  I 

•112 
*113 
•10734 
109 

ibi" 

110 

CHESTER,  PA.— 
Cheater  Trae.,  1st  g.,5s,1914.M&N 

Davenport  &  Rook  Isl.  St.  Ry.— 
1st,  g.,  6s,  1901  to  1911  J&J 
LO2 

DENVER,  COL.— 



100 

BOSTON,  MASS 

CHICAQO,  ILL.— 

1  Den.  Citv.  1st  3.  4.  5s.  g..  1920.  J&J 



North  Shore  Traction  Co.  — 
Lynn&  B.,lst,  5s.  g.,  '24..  ..J&D 
Naumkeag,  lat,  con.  5s,  1910.  J&J 
West  End,  deb.,  5s,  g.,  1902.  M&N 
Debenture,  44s,  g.,  1914,  M&S.. 
Gold  4s,  1916  M&M 

ibo" 

104 
105 
99i3 
99ia 
104 
103 
104 
103 

101 
100  1« 
103 
103 

105 

ibo" 

100 

ibtf" 

Chic.  City  Railway,  1st,  4138.  .  .J&J 
Ch.N.Sh.St.Ry.,lst,6s,q.u.,'12,A&O 
Calumet  Elec.St.,lst,5s,g.'09,M&N 
Ch.&S.8.R.T.,lstM.,53,g.,'29.A&O 
IstM.,  ext.,58,  g.,  1933,  J&J.... 
Cicero  &  Prov.  St.,  1  8t  6s,  '04.  M&N 
Consolidated  5s,  g.,  1915..  .M&N 
Lake  St.  El.,  1st  M.ns,  1928..  .  J&  I 
Deb.  5s,  g.,  g'd,  1928  J&J 
Income  deb.  5s,  1928  Feb.  1 
Met.  W.  8.  El.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1942,  F&A 
No.  Chic.  St.  RR.  ,  1st,  5s,  1906,  J&J 
Cert,  indebt.,  6s,  1911,  J&J  
No.  Ch.  City  Rv.  .  1st,  6s.  1900,  J  &  J 
Consol.  4ias,  1927,  M&N  

10213 
103 

10234 

Consol.Tramway,lst.63,g.,'08,J&J 



96 

Met.  Ry.  Co.,  ist,  68,'g.,19li,  J&J 
Tramway  5s  g    1933  A&O 







35 

DETROIT,  MICH.— 

Detroit  City  Ry.,  1st,  6s,  1900,  J&J 
Det.  Citizens',  eon.M.,5s,1910,A&O 
iDetroit  Ry.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  '12-24.  J&U 
Detroit  Sub.  Ry.,  1st.  5s,1902,M&N 
Highland  Park,  1st,  5s,  1908,  J&J  . 
Rapid  Ry.  1st  5s,  g.,  1915,  M&S... 

DULUTH,  MINN.— 
DuluthSt.Ry.,consol.g.,5s,'24,J&J 
HALIFAX,  CANADA— 

'W 
9713 

92 
82 
*  95 

* 

100 
90 
100 
98 

ibo" 

90 

Gold  4s,  Feb.  1,  1917            M&S 
Boston  con.  5s,  Jan.,  1907.  .  .  J&J 
Cambridge,  1st  m.,  5s,  1903,  A&O. 
Charles  Riv.,  Istm.,  5a,  1904,  A&O 
HlKhl'd,  non-eon.  pl.5s,1902.M&N 
Metropolitan,  plain  6s,  1897,  J&D 
Metropolitan,  plain  5s,  1903,  J&D 
Middlesex,  plain  6s,  July  '97,  J&J. 
Middlesex,  plain  58,  July  '04,  J&J. 
South  Boston,  plain  5s,  1905,  M&N 

47 

20 
*  46 
103 
103 
105 
102  !« 

103 

"69" 
25 

ibs'4 

L08>* 

ibs" 

West  Chicago  Street  RR.— 
1st,  5s,  1928    ..      .               M&N 

BRIDQEPORT,  CONN.— 

Oonsol.  g.  5s,  Nov.  1,1936..  M&N 

99 

101      Halifax  Elec.  Tram.  Co.— 

Bridgep.Trac.,lst,53,g.,  1923,  J&J 

100 

103 

Debenture,  6a,  1911,  J&D  

101     l!     IstM.,  g.,5i,  Jan.  1,  1916  

102% 

105 

BROOKLYN,  N.  Y.— 

Debenture  6s,  1914,  J&D 

10014 
101 

loi>3     HARTFORD,  CONN.— 

W.  C.St.Tun.,lst,5s,g'd,'09,F&A 

Atlantic  Ave.,gen.M.,5s,1909,A&0 

•103 

107 

Ch.  W.  Div.  Ry.,  lst,4i3S,'32,  J&. 

102 

10213 

Hart.Man.&  Rock.-lst,58,'24.  A&O 

98     i  103 

Oonsol.  M.,  5s,  g.,  1931,  A&O  .. 

•100 

103 

Chic.  Pass.  Ry.  ,1st,  6s,  1903,  F&A 

105 

109 

Hartford  Street  Railway  Co.— 

Imp.  M.,  5s,  g.,  1934.  J&J  

*  75 

80 

Oonsol.  M.,  6s.  1929,  J&D.... 

H.&W'ther3tteld,deb.5s,'08,M&8 

102      

BrooklynCitv,  lat,  5i,  1916-41,  J&J 

-114 

Hartf.8t.Ry.,deb.,5s,1914,A&O'  102 

... 

B'k'nO.&New.,ls»oon.58,'39,J&J 

Hart.  &  West  H.,  1st,  5a,1924.F&A     70 

...... 

Brooklyn  El.,  1st,  63,  g.,  1924,  A&O 

*  76  13    774 

Gin.  New.  &Cov.,con.  5a.g.,'22,J&. 

95 

9514 

HAZLETON,  PA.— 

2d,  5s.  g..  1915.  J&J  

*  42ia    43 

8o.Cov.&Cin.,lstM,,6s,'12,M&£ 

120 

125 

Lehigli  Tract.,  1st  g.  5s,  1923.  J&D 

*  

92>« 

Seaside  &  B.  B.,  g'd  g.  5s,  1942  

68 

2d  cons.  M.,  6s,  g.,  1932,  J&J. 

122  Hi 

HOBOKEN.  N.  J.— 

Union  El.,  1st,  6s.  g.,  1937.  M&N 

*  7613 

Newport  &  Dayton,  1st,  63,  1»17 

120 

1U5     'North  Hudson  Co.  Street  Ry.  — 

B'klyu  H'ghta,  lstM.,5s,1941,  A&O 

« 

Gin.  Inol.  Plane,  1st,  7s,  1899,  J&J 

75 

l3tM.,6s,  1914,  J&J  

'112 

...... 

Bk.Q'n30o.&Sub.,l8t.5s.ir.'41.J&J 

*1O3     '105 

Coniol.  M..  6s.  191  1.  .T&.T  

70 

Con.  M..  5s.  192«.  J&J  *1O2 

•"•ji 

*  Flat  prices. 


§  Reorganizing. 


MVY.  1897.J 


STREET    RAILWAY     SECURITIES. 


Bid.    Ask. 


Bond*. 


Bid.    Ask.  -I 


INDIANAPOLIS.  IND  — 
OMtmu*  St.  RR.,eon.5«.g..'33,M  AN 

KANSAS  CITY,  Mo.— 
Grand  ATe.Cable.5s,  g..  19O8.  JAJ 


Ot'd  6e.  19X2. 
Kanaaa  City  Cable  exten.  5*,  g., 

1901 AAO 

MeL.Oorrtganl»fc.5«July.-16JAJ 
Met.  St.  By..  5a.  g..9ept..I9O9,MA8 
COM.SS,  g.  May  1,  1910 

LONO  ISLAND  CITY— 

X.  V.  A  Q.  Co.  Ry.-0.5a.  1946  ... 
Stein  way  By.- 1st  M.  g.  6a,'22.JAJ 

LOUISVILLE,  KY.— 
Oeat.PaM.Ry.,  1st.  6*.  1908.  MAN 
LoaliT.  Ry  .,eonJL.5»4..  1930.J  AJ 
LouUT.City  Ry..eon..6*,l»09.JAJ 

LOWELL,  MASS.— 
Lowell  A  Suburban  Street  Ry.— 
l.t  mortgage.  5e,  1911 JAD 

MEMPHIS,  TENN.— 
ClUiena-  Street  Ry  C*,  8» 
MERIDEM,  CONN.- 

Meriden  El.  RR.  lrt.5i.1911.AAO 


774 


96 

55 

LM 


Stocks. 


79 


56 
101 


NEW  YORK,  N.  Y.-Conoi'di- 
Second  Av.— Deb.,  5s.  1909,  JAJ..  M01 
Third  Ave..  1st,  5s.  K.,  1937,  JAJ.. .  M22i-2 

Twenty-third  St.,  lst.68, 19O9 I 

974  Twenty-th'dSt,.Deb.,5s,1906.JAJ    102 

Union  Ry.,  lst,58,g.,  1942,  FAA..  M044  106 

Southern  Boulevard  Railroad— 


i    WASHINGTON,  D.  C.— (Con.)— 

,Met.RR.,col.tr.,68,conv.,1901,JAJ 

5s,  1925,  FiA 

Met.  RR.— Certs,  of  indebtedness. 

WATERBURY,  CONN.— 
Waterbury  Traction  Co.— 


100     

1004  1014 
97    I  98 


924 


95 


115 


1st,  gold  5s,  gu.,  Julv  1, 1945    "...  1st,  g.,  5s,  1923,  M&N 

103        WILKES-BARRE,  PA.- 

Wilkes  A  Wyom.  Val.  Trao.— 
1st,  g.,  5s,  1921 A&O 

WORCESTER,  MASS.— 
Worcester  Cons.  St.,  1st,  5s,  1907 

Deb..  5s,  g.,  1914,  FAA 

North  End  5s 

Worcester  &  Surburb.,  5s,  1915 


We8tches.Elec.,l8t,5s.g.,'43,JAJ  *  99 

NORTHAMPTON,  MASS.— 
Northampton  St.  Ry.,  1st,  5«,  1909    100 

OMAHA,  NEB.— 
Omaha  St.  Ry.,lst,5s,g.,'14,MAN 

PATERSON,  N.  J.— 
New  Jersey  Elec.  Ry.,  5s,  1945 


154  11 1      Pater8o"nRy.,c«n.Mf,'68,g.,'31,JAD 
1154  " 


99 


104 


112 


PHILADELPHIA,  PA.— 
Eleo.  A  People's,  4s,  tr.  certfs. . . 
Uestonville  M.A  Fairm'tP.  RR.— 
.    2d  M  ,  6s,  1902,  MAS 

Falnn't  P.  Ry.,  1st.  6s,  '01.. JAJ 

Con.  M.,  5s,  g.,  1924 MAN  M15 

People's  Traction  Co. — 

P.P.Ry.,stk.tr.ctfs.,4s,g.'43,FAA 

PlTTSBURO,   PA.— 


'113 


974 


35 


70 


98 


Bid.  [  Ask. 


'114 
•114 


102 


96 


100 
101 
100 
100 


105 


C*n.M..f.,5*.  1924.  JAJ 1O2 

MILWAUKEE,  Wis.— 

Mllw.  City  RK..l»t,S«.e..'08.  JAD  1024  10S 
MIL  OeetrU)  Ry.  *  LJ«it- 

CoiuoL.  *..  5n,  19S6 9O       94 

W.  Bide  bt.Ry.. lit  M..5o4.,'OO.JAJ  104      106 

MINNEAPOLIS,  MINN.- 
Twln  CUT  Rapid  Trmn.lt  Oo.- 
Mln«.8t.  R..coo..5«,g..'l»,JAJ  •  90 

l«tM-,7.,  1910.  MAX - 

Cou.  6*,r  .  NOT.  1, 1913  MAX  '10% 
»CP.atyRy..oon.,5«j.,'37JAJ  •  09 

lit  M,  «.,  «„  l»fl7XAO M05 

Bt.P.CryBT.,deb.6..«..1900.MAN  '   89 

NASHVILLE,  TENN.— 

H*ekT.  St.  By..  5«.  1925 JAJ  •  M 

E<U*n«ldHt.  RR.old.««,'17,JAJ.  M03 

Few.  «*.  1919.  JAJ •  97 

MeOBToekAMt.  V.,l»t,0«.'i:J.KAA  MM 
r  St..  Irt  M.. «..  1926.JAJ  •  1O-J 


110    '  ......   Central  Trao.,  1st,  5s,  1929,  JAJ..  M05>4  . 


Citizens'  Trao.,  1st,  5s,  1927,  AAO  * 1104 

Duquesne  Trac.,  1st.  5s,  1930.  JAJ  MO4%  1O54 
Feder'18t.AP.V..gen.,58.g..'42,JAJ  M04      104^ 
!  Penn  St.  Ry.,  1st  M.,  5s,  1922,  JAD  M02     103 
Pltta.Alle.AM..gen.M..5s.'30,AAO  M054  106 


110 

n 


N 


70 
1O3 

LM 


Ml**,  a*.  1937.  JAJ  ..........  *  974 

M  M..  6*.  191B.  AAO...  ..*87 

Bo.!ra*hT.RK.,UtM..6M914JAJ  •  99 

New  ALBANY,  INO.— 
Hew  Albany  Ry..l»t,6«,  1914  JAJ    ..... 
NEWARK,  N.  J.- 


99 
92 
LM 


Pitts.  A  Btr.Tr.,gen.,5s,g.,'29.MAN  '  96>4 
PltUb.Trac.Co.,lgt.5s,1927,AAO  M1O 
Pitt*.  A  West  End,  1st.  5s,'22,  JAD  M05 
Second  Ave.,  1st,  6s,  1902,  JAJ...  * 

PORTLAND,  ME. 

.    Port.RR..lst.g.44.Mayl,'13.MAN    106 
Port.  A  Cape  Ellz.  Ry.- 
IstM.,  g.,5s,  Nov.  1,  1915.MAN    100 

PROVIDENCE,  R.  I.— 
United  Tr.  AH.,  1st,  5s,g..'33,MA8  •  98     100 

READING,  PA.— 
Reading  Traction, 6s,  1933,  JAJ. .'MOO 

City  Pass.  Ry.,lst.M..5s,19O9.AAOM02      

Read  A  Wornel*.,  1st,  5*.  g.,  1925.  *  96     

RICHMOND,  VA.— 


STREET  R'V  STOCKS. 

ALBANY,  N.  Y.—                 Par. 
'Albany  RR 100   129 

ALLENTOWN,  PA.— 
AUent'n  A  Leh.  Val.  Traction  Co. 

BALTIMORE,  MD.— 

Baltimore  City  Passenger  Ry... 25|  I  65 

Baltimore  Traction 25il  193 

Central  Passenger  Ry 50  t  70 

City  A  Suburban  Ry 50  l- 

BOSTON,  MASS.— 


77 
I  71 
i  94 


181 


20 
135 


_  Railway - 
84..  fla.  1901. FAA 


104 
110 
108 


Kewark 
New.A 

Oruce  A  Xew.,  l.l.««,19O5.A  A<) 
BeiUT.AXew.,Ut.7i.l9OOJAD    --- 
!r«w.Paan..eoaa..5n.c..l930.JAJ  M07 
S«w.4IrTlnjrfn.l.t.(U.lOOOJ*I)  MO3 
EaMxPaM.  Ry.,  «•.  19O5..MAM  M1O 

IT*v.A&Or.Ry..UtM.Ja,>13.AAO  MOO 

Bap.Tr.Mt.RT  .l.tM  .Vijr..'2i:AAO  MOT 

CBloB 


90 

106 
111 

ibe' 
toe 
111 
101 


Rich.  Ry.  A  Elec.,  lit  Si.  g.,  1920 
Rich.  Traction,  lit  5*.  gold,  1925 

ROCHESTER,  N.  Y.— 

Rnoh.  Ry.,  con.  M.,  5«,  g..  'SO,  AAO 
2d.  5«,  g..  1933.  JAD  ............. 


..... 
oo 

88 
.      ,    ..  .  .............      6O 

DebenL6a,g.,Mar.  1,1911.  MAS  •  68 

ST.  Louis,  Mo.— 


Baden  A8t.L..lst,5s,g..l913,JAJ  •  99     101 
CawAT.APalrGds..lst.5s,'12.JAJ  *  99     1O1 

M064 
•  924    95 


L  Shore  Traction- 
Common 100 

Preferred 100 

964  West  End  Street  Ry.,  com 50 

Preferred,  8  percent 50 

ibs"      BRIDGEPORT,  CONN.— 

Bridgeport  Traction 100 

1064     BROOKLYN,  N.  Y.— 

Brooklyn  City  A  Newtown 100 

102  Brooklyn  City  RR 10 

Brooklyn  Elevated 10O 

Brooklyn  Rapid  Tran.vot.tr.cert8. 
Coney  Island  A  Brooklyn  RR.100 

Kings  County  Elevated 

Kings  County  Traction 

BUFFALO,  N.  Y.— 
Buffalo  Nlag.  Falls  Eleo.  Ry..lOO 
Buffalo  Ry 100 

.100        CHARLESTON,  S.  C.— 

103  Charleston  City  By. 50 

Enterprise  Street  RR 25 

go        CHICAGO.,  ILL.— 

70      Chicago  City  By 100 

90      Chicago  North  Shore  St.  Ry 

Chicago  Passenger  Ry.,  guar.,100 
Chicago  South  Side  Elevated. .100 


72 


14.. 


vww  AT.«Brairuu«..iBb.aH,  1,-m^fm 
Cttiions'  RR..  1st.  6s.  1907.  JAJ.. 
Fourth  St.  A  Arstnal.lU.6e.  19O3 


.«7*.n..,AV»«..M^(.,  *«.4U»V 

CBlo«TTa».Oo.,l«t«.5«.1924  J*I) 

New  BEDFORD,  MASS.- 
UBkm  0tr.Ry..5«,  July  2.1898  JAJ  ; 101% 

COBMI.  5a.f..Jan.  2.  1914. JAJ  : 10O4 

New  HAVEN,  CONN.— 
N.  H  * CeaueT.,1  lUBa, g.'33.M AS 


««,  g..  1916.   (In  default.).. . 
Jaftnon  Ave.,  1st  M..  5s,  19O5. .. 
UBdellRy.,  l»t.5«.g.,1911,FAA.. 

Oomp.  H.AM.Ter.,6s.g.,'13,JAJ 


Chicago  West  Div.  Ry.,  guar.,100 
'  i  Street  Elevated. 


99 


'104 

llo 
'109 
'104 


1"! 
.100 
105 
111 
110 
106 


1OO 

Trust  certificates 

Metropolitan  West  Side  Elev..lOO 

Construction  stock 100 

North  Chicago  City  Ry 100 

North  Chicago  Street  RR 10O 

West  Chicago  Street  RR 100? 


219 
80 

"~40" 

605 
1314 
11% 
3i« 
12 


115 
117 


101 


133 
30 


66 


48 


79 
72 
95 


45 


182 
< 

21 
150 

1 


40 
73 


!•*.(.. 
> 


MO*l 

M 


191 
K. 
«..  1 

Ntw  ORLEANS, 

CknaJAClalhorn/..  l.t,6.,'12.MAN 

l*t,r,»a.  194«  MAW 

».  O.  Olty.  Irt.  «•.  1«KW.  JAD  ..... 

Mew  Orleaw  Traetloa  Co.— 


10* 


MOI 
M03 
MO1>«  ...... 


'113 
M10 


117 
111 


Taylor  Ave.,  6«,g.,  1913,  JAJ...    .««     ,i«                               _ 
Mlawnri  RR..  1st. Ss,  1916. MAS...  M04     106          CINCINNATI,  O.- 
Peop.'sRR.,  lst.6s,'92-19O2.  JAD,' 974  Cincinnati  Inclined  Plane 50 

2d.  7s.  1902, MAN •  974 Preferred,  6s 50 

Consnl.  M..  6s.    (In  default) '724    774  Cincinnati  New.  A  Covlngton. 100 

8t.L.(B' way  line)  5s,  19OO-10 MOO     101       Cincinnati  Street  Ry 50 

8lUAE.8t.L.,lstM.,6a,1905,JAJ|MOO      103  - 

8*.  L.  A  Sub.,  1st.  5s,  g..  1921,  FAA'  994  101          CLEVELAND,  O.- 

8t.L.OBb.AW..lstM.,6s,'14,MANM10      Cleveland  City  Ry 100 

8t,L.AMeramaok.6s,g.,'10.MAN  MO6     lO7'-j  Cleveland  Electric  Ry 100 

Sonth.Elec.  Ry..oon.,6s.l9O9,MAN  M04      1O7 

«a,19O4,MAN M03      106 

Gen.,  g.,  5s,  1916 FAA'  99     101 

Un.  Depot  RR.,con.,  6s,1910^A*O!MO24  104 

Oon..6s.K..  1918.  JAD Mil      112 

-    110     111 


|    M'dCUyKR..Ut,»s,g.,'OO-10,JAJ 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL.— 

Cal.St. Cable  RR.,  l«t.5s,g..'15,J AJ 
Ferries  A  Cliff.  6».  1914,  MAS 


•  •W 

TJAJ- 


••• 
M03* 


M 


06     1084 


.1905 FAA 

Jo.,  oa,  1912.  MAN.. 
•LOtariMn..  1st.  aa.  TO- '01.  JAD 

New  Yo«K,  N.  Y.- 

BtoMkvr  St.  A  Fulton  Ferry- 
!«,  7a.l900 

Broadway  A  8«Tentb  ATB.— 

let  M^Sa.  1904.  JAD MOO  108 

M  M..  Se.  1914.  JAJ M08  111 

COB.  M..  So.  (..1943.  JAD '118*120 

Oaat.CrtM«u>wB.ut.a«.l9rj.MAN  Mio     

QM.F%ir.K.BlT..e*B.,7a,'o£jAD>M12  114 

Ckrt«.A  IOtk8ta,.7a,aa^«.>9M.AA<>  M(>2  106 

DT7  D.  K.B.AB..  l«CWj{..-3-JJAI) -1  '  i  MI, 

Owt.  iBdebt..  Da.  19147  FA  A MOO  103 

•UMkAT-ort.tadeb..«a.'14.FAA  MOO     

4t£M.M.AM.ir.  Ist.Oa.'lO.MAM  M15  II- 


99       994 

•43'   824    84  Geary  St.  Pk.AO.,lst,5s,1921,AAO 

..  M014 Market  Street  Railway  Oo.- 

W'ba.PAA  • Market8t.Cab..lst.6s.g.,'13JAJ 


112 
1O5 


107 
105 


1st  cons.  mort.  5s,  1924.M48...  '106 
OmnlbosCable.lst,6s,191H,AAO  M2O-\  1224 


Park  A  Ocean,  1st,  6s,  1914,  JAJ  • 
ParkACIIITHo..  lst,6s,1912,JAJ  • 
Powell  Wt.  RR.,  lst,6s,1912,MA8 

SARATOGA   N.  Y.— 
Union  Eleo.  Ry.,6s,g.,  1922,  AAO. 

SCRANTON,   PA.— 
Scran.  ACarbon.Tr.,lst,6s,'23,JAJ 
Scran.  A  Pittston.l  st,6s,1923,A*O 
Scran. Traction,  lst,6s,g  ,'32,MAN 

TAUNTON,  MASS.— 
Taunton  8t.Ry.-lst M.  5s,'14.JAJ 
TERRE  HAUTE,  IND.- 

68       68      Terre  Haute  Electric,  6s,  1912.... 

424«t;AOr'd>«.F'y.lst.*i.'09.AAO    Gen.  gold  6s,  1914 Q-Jan. 

Ma«AM.Kl.,«OQ..4a^.119j90.AAO. '.924.M',      Tonv    N    Y.- 


...eo..ii.... 
Ma«.BL,l»t.oa.l9M.JAJ 
3d.  «•.  1899.  MAN 


, 
_Mt»«.l»06. 


M074  108  "  Troy  City  Ry.,  5s,  g.,  1942,  AAO.. 

PlSf&iiU   MYi-    1V4-U    ^S1^00"'-5^9^^ 


18 


MOO 


105 


105 


113 
103 
118 


105 

100 

95 


95 


110 
103 


MM. 


.i 

MO.I4 


9UAT.,  1  it,*.  A*.  1 993.MA - 


.  ,  192D.AAO 

3d.  5*.  1901,  M»y 

I*».AT.AP.ry.lsl.»».«.'93. 

1  AT.-0>n«..  .V«.  1909  MAT  ' 


107 
1164 


106 

101 
103 
99 

80 

..  ..      ,  .....  117 

09       Fx-klnrton.liit.6s.18Pfl-1911.JAD*  82    I  9O 


Belt  H 


cons.,  g.,  5*,  1 909,  JAJ. 
s.'llfel,. 


9S 
97 


62 


_    _      _______ 

Cniriinhia'Bt..  1st  M..  6.,  1914  .....  M154 


COLUMBUS,  O.— 
Columbus  Street  Ry 100 

DAYTON,  OHIO— 
City  Railway,  common 100 

Preferred 10O 

People's  Street  Railway 100 

DETROIT,  MICH.— 

Detroit  Citizens'  Street  Ry 1OO 

Detroit  Electric  Ry 100 

Fort  Wayne  A  Belle  Isle 100 

Wyandotte  A  Det  rolt  River 100 

Rapid  Railway 100 

HALIFAX,  CANADA— 
Halifax  Elec.  Tramway  Co. ...  10O 

HARTFORD,  CONN.— 
Hartford  Street  By 100 

HAZLETON,  PA.— 

Lehlgh  Traction  Co 100 

',     HOBOKEN,   N.  J.— 

North  Hudson  County  8t.  Ry...25 

HOLYOKE,  MASS.— 
Holyoke  Street  Ry 100 

INDIANAPOLIS,  IND.— 
Citizens'  Passenger  Railway...  100 

KANSAS  CITY,  Mo.— 
Metropolitan  Street  Ry 100 

LOUISVILLE,  Kv.— 

Louisville  Ry.,  com 10O 

Preferred,  SB 10O 

MINNEAPOLIS,  MINN.— 

will  City  Rapid  Transit 100 

Preferred 100 


TW^ 

P 
I     U 


MONTREAL,  CAN.— 
Montreal  Street  Ry 50  rm^  2114 


20 


59 
5414 


220 
85 


13=8 
12^8 
4 
17 

218" 


20 
75 
25 


112*8  113% 


60 
55 


44       46 


100 


175 

100   i  no 

100 


89 


215 


70 


175 


224 
59 

42 
97 


12 


93 


11 


180 


234 


60 


43 

98 


15 
100 


'  rat  prtea.       I  Uurt  Mia.        t  Price*  per  share  not  per  cent.      5  Reorganizing.       IT  Ex-dlv.  4%  &  ex-rl<uts  (selling  at  $51 50)  to  new  stock. 


THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


Stock*.               Far. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Stock*.               Par. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Stock*.              Par 

Bid. 

Ask. 

NASHVILLE,  TENN.— 

23 

27 
175 

t  5319 
60 
t  36 

1   42 
66 
X120 
113 
4% 
22 
t   16 
x57"2 

29  "a 
197 
198 
1«3 
152 
155 
310 
325 
40 
84% 
102 
160 
125 
170 

1S512 

300 
100 

170 
50 

25 
J160 

28 
185 

67 
80 
40 

45ia 
60 
122 
120 
6 
25 
18<« 
58i4 

32 
202 

PHILADELPHIA,  PA.— 
Citizens'  Passenger,  guar  50 
Continental  Passenger  By  50 
Fairmont  Pk.  &  Haddin«ton...50 
Frankford  &  South  wark  Pass.  ..5O 

Ij  

1    60" 
1349 
t!30 
t!33 
t  49 
t  61 
jl 

2861* 
136 

s'io  "  ' 

St.  Louis,  Mo.—  (Con.)  — 
National  By                                

107 
t  

108 

People's  BB  50 

NEW  BEDFORD,  MASS.— 
Union  Str.  By.  Co  100 

NEWARK,  N.  J.— 

Consolidated  Traction  of  N.  J.100 

St  Louis  BB                                  100 

1OO 
100 
60 
45 

85 
175 

1071s 
38 
4414 

12 
9 

t     7 

110 

St.  L.  &  E.  St.  L.  E.  R  100 
St  Louis  &  Suburban  By  100 

61 
4719 
87i3 

Southern  Electric  Ry                  100 

Green  &  Coates  Sts.  Passenger.  50 
Hestonnville  M  &  F         .        ..50 

50 
62 
43 
90is 
6114 
65 

Union  Depot  BB    100 

Preferred          «-  50 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL.— 
Gal  St  Cable  RB.            ..    .    100 

NEW  HAVEN,  CONN.— 

Lehigh  Ave  By                             50 

Lombard  &  South  Sts  25 
People's  Passenger  By  25 

t;  
tt  
it  

Geary  St.  Park  &  Ocean  BB...100 
Market  Street  By  100 

4413 
5 

Philadelphia  City  Passenger.  .50 
Phila.  (Chestnut*  Walnut)  50 
Phila.  &  Gray's  Ferry,  guar..  ...50 
Philadelphia  Traction  50 
Ridge  Ave.  Pas^engur,  guar  —  50 
2d  &  3d  Sts.  By.,  guar  50 

H75 

\:  
i  ".'. 

1243 
t236i3 
f 

Presidio  &  Ferries  BB  100 

NEW  ORLEANS,  LA.— 

175 
88 
69 

SCRANTON,  PA.— 
Scran.  &  Carbondable  Tract'n.100 
Scranton  &  Pittston  Traction.  100 
Scranton  Traction  Co  50 

Crescent  City,  guar.,  6s  100 

11 

9 

11 
2 
205 
103 

74is 
75 

"si" 



N.  O.  City  &  Lake,  guar.,  6s.  .100 

SPRINGFIELD,  ILL.  - 
Springfield  Consol.  Railway  ...  100 

SPRINGFIELD,  O.— 

13th  &  15th  Sts  Pass.  By  50 

t253 
t225 
t      919 
t  

t   26Hj 
t  55  14 
t      7=8 
1   39-a 
t  

Preferred   6s                    .  ...100 

Union  Passenger,  guar  50 
Union  Traction  50 

'"9% 
235 

28i3 

St.  Charles  Street  50 

West  Phila.  Passenger,  guar....  50 
PlTTSBURQ,  PA.— 
Cent.  Tract.—  Drexel  &  Co.  recpts. 

NEW  YORK,  N.  Y.- 
Bleecker  St.  &  Fulton  Ferry...  100 
Broadway  &  7th  Ave..  guar..  .100 
Central  Crosstown,  7  per  cent.  100 
Cent.  Park  North  &  East  BIT..  100 
Christopher  &  Tenth  Streets.  .  100 
Dry  D.  E.  B'way  &  Bat.,  6  p.  e.100 
Eighth  Ave                                  1OO 

SPRINGFIELD,  MASS.— 
Springfield  Street  By       100 

200 

74  !4 
70 

t  

52=8 
1   52 
t  
t  
tlll% 

28 

17i« 
91ia 
90 

Consolidated  Traction.com  50 
Preferred     50 

7% 
40ia 
35 

TERRE  HAUTE,  IND.— 
Terre  Haute  Electric  100 

TORONTO,  CANADA.— 
Toronto,  By  100 

168 
160 
160 
320 
330 
45 
84>2 
103 
170 
130 
180 
15«>a 
315 
103 

ISO 

100 

55 

t  

Federal  St.  &  P.  V.  BB  25 

t   21^ 
t  
t   14>« 
t  

2158 

38i« 
14% 

42d  St.  &  Grand  St.  Ferry  100 
42d  St.  M.  &  St.  N.  Are  100 

Pittsburg  Alleg.  &  Manch.  Tr...50 
Pittsburg  &  Birmingham  Tr  50 

TROY,  N.  Y.— 
Trov  City  Ry                               100 

Metropolitan  Traction       .      .100 

Drexel  &  Co.  receipts  

Ninth  Ave.,  guar.,  6  per  cent..  100 
Second  Ave                                  100 

Second  Ave.,  com  50 

PROVIDENCE,  R.  1.— 
United  Traction  &  Electric  100 
READING,  PA.— 

t   1219 
42 
t     9 

mo 

't  60 

1212 

2 
126 
140 

45 

WASHINGTON,  D.  C.— 

BeltRy  50 

Sixth  Ave     ...              ..       .    100 

Third  Ave  100 

Twenty-third  St.,  guar  100 

Columbia  Street  By                     50 

Union  By                                     100 

Eckington  &  Soldiers'  Home  50 
Georgetown  &  Ten'ytown  50 
Metropolitan  BB  50 

112% 

31 

20 
93 

NORTHAMPTON,  MASS.— 

City  Passenger  By  50 

Northampton  Street  By  100 
OAKLAND,  CAL.— 
Oakland  8.  L.  &  Hay  ward  100 

OMAHA,  NEB.— 
Omaha  Street  By  100 

East  Beading  Electric  By  50 
ROCHESTER,  N.  Y.— 
Boohester  Street  By          .       100 

15 

14 
128 
160 

WILKES-BARRE,  PA.— 
Wilkes  &  Wyom.  Val.  Tract...  100 
WORCESTER,  MASS.— 
Worcester  Traction  100 

ST.  Louis,  Mo.— 

PATERSON,  N.  J.— 
Paterson  Rv.  100 

Lilidell  By                                   100 

Preferred,  6s,  cuinul  100 

Missouri  BE  100 

i  Worcester  &  Suburban  St.  By.  .100 

t  Prices  per  share  not  per  cent. 


x  Ex-dividend. 


{  Last  sale. 


MUNICIPAL     BONDS. 

It  should  be  borne  in  mind  that  municipal  bonds  are  not  subject  to  such  decided  fluctuations  in  value  as  are  securities 
which  form  a  basis  for  speculation. 

Prices  marked  (*)  are  flat  prices— that  is,  the  purchaser  does  not  pay  accrued  interest  in  addition. 

The  figures  in  the  column  "  to  net"  indicate  the  basis  on  which  the  securities  sell  or  the  interest  rate  which  the  securities, 
if  held  to  maturity,  will  net  to  the  purchaser  at  the  present  market  price. 


Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

lt.jn.i-. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

Koiidw. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net 

ALABAMA 
5s,  July  1,  '06,  J&J,  Class  B. 
4-5s,  J'y  1,'06,J&J,  Class  A. 
4s,  July  1,  '06,  J&J,Class  C. 
ts.  Cur'ncy,  f'dg,  1920.  J&J 
Gadsden  — 
6s,g.,Sch.,Sep.l,'09.M&S 
•Jefferson  Co.-6s,  1927.  J&D 
6s,  Oct.  1,  1921  A&O 
6s,  Deo.  1,  1917  J&D 
5s,  July  15,  1920....  J&J 
Madison  Co.—  5s,  1929.  J&J 
5s,  Jan..  1919  J&J 
Marion—  6s,  W.'05-25  .  M&N 
Mobile  Co.—  8s.  Feb,'09F&  A 
6s,  Mar.,  1908  M&S 
5s,  June,  1911  J&D 

*  105 
-    106 
'   101 
*  100 

100 
100 
100 

100 

100 
100 
100 
101 
*  130 
*  113 
*  111 
100 
106 
10613 
100 

110 
112 
110 
100 
100 

* 



.... 

CANADA. 

4s,  Dom.,Nov.l,1903.M&N 
Guelph— 
5s,Jan.20,1910.J.30D.31 
5a  £  By  deb    1917    J&D 

103 

110 
114 
11513 

104% 
105 
106 

101 

1031s 
102 
102 

10212 
10il2 

10212 

10913 

lODii 
107 
10812 
10912 

100 
100 
101 

iom 

10112 

10113 
102 

104 

lllif 
115 
117 

106 
10614 
108 

104 

104% 
103  S) 
103>3 

103% 
103% 
103% 
•110% 
110% 
108 
110 
llOHs 

! 

Las  Aiiimas  Co.  — 
6s,  May  1,1904  

103 
95 

101 

9713 

113 

1221s 

514 

414 
414 

Moutrose  Co.— 
6s,  Fund.,  1898-'08..I&J. 
Morgan  Co.  Sch.  Dist.  3s  — 
68.1902-1912  J&J 
Pitkin  Co.  8s,  judg.1904-14 
Pueblo  — 
6s,g.,gen.fd.,J'el,'06J&D 
6s,  Water,  June,  1914  

CONNECTICUT 

3!ss,  War  loan,  renew.  Jan, 
1903                            J&J 

* 

ii"5" 

102 
95 
105 
11413 
114 

5s,Cons.debtdeb,'20.J&  1 
Montreal— 
4s,  May  1,  1925  M&N 
4s,  reg.,  May,  1H27.M&N 
4s,  May  1,  1933....  M&N 
New  Brunswick,  Prov.  of— 
4s,Apl.l6,'21..A.16  O.16 
4s,  July  3,  193O.  .  .  J.3  J.3 
4s,  Jan.  1  .  1902-32  .  .  .  J&J 
4a,  Feb.l5.'02-32.F&A./f 
Nova  Scotia,  Prov.  of  — 
4s,  July  1,1919  J&J 
4s,  Jan.  1,1920  ....J&J 
4s,  May  1,  1920.  ...M&N 
Ottawa,  Cltv  5s,  1908.  J&D 
5s,Sch.,Dec.30,1909.J&D 
Quebec,Citv4'«s,1914.J&J 
4138  1922                     J&J 





ib's" 

'.'.". 

Do    3s,  Oct.  1910.A&O 
Ansonia  —  4s,  g.,F'd'e.l915 
Bridgeport's,  1900.  .J&J 
5s,Municip,July'08.J&J 
4138  C'rt  H.,  J'ly  '18.J&J 
4s,  Corp.,  July  1919.  J&J 
Bristol  —  ts,  Soh.,  1904.J&J 
4s,  Sewer.  .1905-'25.  J&J 
Danbury—  4s"Jan.,  1920... 
Derby  —  Is   1914            J&J 

100 
106i4 
115 
114i3 

3^ 
3=8 

3=8 

3^ 
3-80 

3=8 

'313 
3-80 

3-35 
3i4 
3-30 

115 
113 

i.i'6" 
111 

11314 
11513 
11213 

ioi" 

i 

5 
5 
5 

Montgomery—  6s,1918.J&J 
6s,  Sts.,  soh.,&o.,'21.  .  J&J 
6s,  July  1,  1924  J&J 
Troy  —  6s,  1925              M&S 

10H3 

10219 

ARIZONA 

Bs.Gila  B'ge,M'y,1900.May 
7s,  Insane  As.  ,J'ly,'05.  Jan. 
es.F'nding,  Jan.,  1913  .Jan. 
Ss,  Funding,  1946  J&J 
5s,  F'dg,  J'ly  15,'  12-'42.  J&  J 

ARKANSAS 
6s,  Funded,  1899-1900  
7s,  L.  B.  &  Fort  Smith.  A&O 
7s,  Memphis  &L.  B  A&O 
Little  Rook— 
5s,  Ref.,  July,  1909.  Aug. 

CALIFORNIA 
4s,  Dock,  Jan.  1,  1912  .J&J 
Berkeley  -5sg.,Soh.'a8-'12 
Hanford—  6s,  g.,  1913.  .An. 
LosAng'l'8-7s,J'yl,'01.J&J 
7s,  g.,  Soh.,Aug.  15,1904. 
6s,  July  1,  1906  J&J 
5s,  July,  1899  

104 

105 

Prov.  os,  1908  M&N 
Toronto  — 
4s,  Imp.,Apr.l,1900.  J&J 
4s,           do         1901.  J&J 
4s,           do         1905.  J&J 
4s,           do         11)10.  J&J 
48,  Mar.  31,  1911..  ..J&J 
4s,  Apr.  1,  1911  J&J 
4s,  Apr.  1.  1916  J&J 

COLORADO 

4s,  Jan.  1,  1907  

.... 

Enfleld—  4s,  1920  M&N 
3138,  g.  Park.J.,  1926  J&J 
Greenwich  — 
4s,Sk.  fd.,N'v.  1,'13.M&N 
Hartford— 
6s,  Water,  Aug.  '99.F&A 
5s,  Water,  July,  '06..J&J 
4s,  Water,  1908  
4s,  Funding,  1918  
3133  Sewer  1921 

"98" 
100 

10514 
108 
103 
10314 

10312 

95 

105i4 
100 

103 
105% 
106i4 

ioi* 

102% 
102% 
102% 
103i2 

103 

"i" 

513 

578 
438 

m> 

4% 

5=8 

5»8 
4 

514! 

4*g 
512 

104>4 
1041s 

314 
3i4 

104 

10113 

3-15 
413 
5M 
4 
4 
4 

378 

37e 

4V 

414 
414 

3% 
3% 

3i«8  g.,Cap.Bef'd'g.,  1922 
3ijs,  Park.  1926 
3s,  T'n  (untax.)  1909.  J&J 
Meriden  — 
6s,  July  1897  to  '99  .  .J&J 
4s,  May,  19O2  
4s,  Water,  '01  to  '10.  M&N 
Middletown  — 
4s,  School,  1915  J&J 
New  Britain— 
4s,  July,  1908  

3138,  Jan.  1,  1905 

Arapaboe  Co.— 
6s,  8.  D.  No.  2,  8.1..  1906 
5s,S.D.No.l7,July  1,1905 
Canon  City—  6s,'ll-2«.M&S 
Central  City  — 
7s,  Water,  '99-1904.  M&S 
Colorado  Springs  — 
6s,  Water,  July  1,  05.J&J 
5a,  g.,  School,  1909..  M&S 
5s,  Water,  1906-1911.... 
Denver—  6s,May  1,'99.F&A 
6s,  Sewer,Sep.l,'01.M&S 
5s,  July  1,  1906  J&J 
4s,  Nov.  1,1908.  ...M&N 
FremontCo.—  6s,  Jan.  1,'09. 
Highland—  6s  1899-1904 

102 
101 
103=8 

3=8 

3-62 
3-60 

3<Jg 

3-60 
3-60 
3-60 

3-35 

3-27 
3-27 

ioi" 

11214 

iosH 
11313 

101  "« 

102 

1043s 
104:% 

101»8 

11312 
lllij 

4t»s,  School,  1897  to  1936 
Oakland—  8s,  Je.9,'05.Q—  J 
Sacramento— 
6s,  Feb.  1,  1898-1903Jan 
4  iis,  Jan.,  1904  J&J 
4s,  Jan.,  1908  J&J 
San  Francisco  — 
6s,  April  1,1904....  A&O 
6s,  City  H.,  J'ne  1,'99.J&J 

i~2#" 

102 
100 
98 

114 

i'so" 

104% 
102 
100 

Hois 

4s  Jau     1908-18 

ioo" 
ioo" 

ibs 

101% 
101 
107 
101 
10518 

4s,  Aug.,  1925  
New  Haven— 
7s,  Oct.  1901  A&O 

lllis 
10913 

4s,Sewr,Ap.,'22  '25.  A&O 
4s,  Sewer,  Ap.l,'17.A&O 
4s,  Lib'ry,  Jau.  1,  '19.  J&J 
4s,  School,  1909-'20.F&A 
3138,  June.  1908  J&D 

102 

Jefferson  Co.—  7s,Sch..'06. 

ib's 

108 

3'3  o 

'  Flat  price. 


MAT,  1897.] 


MUNICIPAL    BONDS. 


New  Haven  (Towm— 
4a.Pa'k.  July  1.  '15.  JAJ      1OI 
a%s,F-a'*,J'lyl/09JAJ        97 
3»«e.F>d>g,Nv.l/15.M&N 
3  >••.  A.L.  RR..  1929  J*J 
3<t«.  Park.  Jan.  1/40  JAJ 

New  London—  7s,  Jan.lOOo 
4a,8ek«ol.  June  1924 


trt 

98 
97»s 

106% 


,.  .....  TO 

3i*»,  Sewer.  Julr  '11  J4J       99 
Norwalk—  4*.  «..  Water,  '35. 

' 


4s,  Sept.  1.1913 MAS 

Waterbury— 7s,  Jan.,  1899. 
4%s,  Water.  19O9...JAJ 


104 


105i» 
10314 


4a.  Oe*.  1.  1  910-25  ..  AAO 
Wlndham.—  is.  Apr.  1,1925. 

DELAWARE 

6s,  School.  July,  1906  .....  . 

3»»*.  Hospital  Lnpt.  June  1. 
1906-1915  .....  ..  .....  JAJ 

3s.  June.  1897-1907...  J  AD 

WUmlMton- 
«•.  July.  1897to  1908J  AJ 
4>»VBt.*sew..Ap.'22AAO 
4*.8.Aa,Oct..l925.AAO 

DIST.  OF  COLUMBIA 
7s,  WaterStock.  1901  J&J 
7s,  do.  1903  ............  JAJ 


105 


Ask. 

X.-t. 



.... 

Chicago-tConoluded.) 


110 


107'n  3-55 


......  3-55 

109%  3-55 

1051.  . 
......  3-60 

106i»  3-53 
104%  3-55 


106% 


3-20 

3-15 

3-25 

3-85 
385 
3-89 


112 
i 


.  ............ 

6s.  80-yr.  Fd..  «..  -03..  MAN  •  113 
•a.  ao-yr.  Fait.  1999  JAJ  •  1O3 
»-«5«,sFad.,"omr./24.FAA  •  log 

•  %»JU«V.i-  lOs/93  '01  JAJ 


FLORIDA 


7s.  Jan.  1.1901 Jan 

6s,  g.,  Jan.  1.1903 


1 
JAJ 


6s,  May.  1914  .......  MAS 

DnTalOo.—  «•  ........ 


113 


5^1 

Jackson 


ville— 


K 
•*. 


.  Water.  1906  25  .  JAJ 

GEORGIA 
4i«s.  nCg.  1894  1918  .JAJ  • 


100 


113 
1144 


I  •  111 

I  •  IOJ 

.'30.JAJ  •  102 

JAJ  •  115 

.-.~_— ..--UB* Jan.  1/99  •  109 

7*.  Water.  Jaa.  19O4JAJ  •  lie 

•a. CaottoL  Jan. '14  JAJ  •  lie 

•a.  Red.  »>pv.  1915. JAJ  •  iu« 
>.B<4..JalT- 


108 
100 


103-4     90 


3-70 


CbJoago  Helghts^- 
6s,  Water,  1914  .....  MAS 

Onloapo  Sanitary  Dlst.- 
5s,  Jan.  1.1910....  MAN 
5».  July  1,1904  .....  JAJ 
5s,  Nov.  1.  '97  to  '06.MAN 
5,  July  1,  1911-12.  J&J 
4>9S,  1897-1916...  JAJ 
>,  Jan.,  1«)99 

CO--59   1899'.V:.JAJ 

.  \rjy.i9d6jinui 

,  1899  ...........        1003i 

4s,  Mav,  1900  .....  ioo2 

4«.Rell:,1897to'l2.M&N 


102 


..... 

1897to'l2.M&N 
8,  oot,!,  .97-10. 


3-60 


5»,  May  1, 1901 

5s,  May  1,1905 

,9s.  May  1.1912... 

i,  W.July  so,  1904 


101 


O*.  P»Tinga899  to  1902. 
*XP»rkDisl..Nov.l.'15 
4»»s,  Park  Dist,  July,'  08 

Peoria  Twp.  5s,  1910 

Qulncy-6s,  July  ,'98  July  1 

6e.juiy,  1900... 


100 
100 

111 


102  >• 
102 


1041* 


111% 


.,  ... 

*?•  K«/-.  Sept..  1902.Sept: 
Ref.,/uly,  1908.j'ly 


, 
.  1.1901. 


103 
101 


105 


102 


7», City.  '97  to  1898.MAH 
??•  °*ff'  Jone,  1903-4    . 
Mob.,  -07.MA8 


. 

AUaata—  3>»s,  Jan.'S 
••.July.  1903 
7a.Oa.Alr-LlM.Ja 


4y. 


falT  1916. JAJ  •  104 


4%a,  Water,  1033 •   1O4 

4*7watar.Vaa.,1993  JAJ 


*••   "•«•••  «M*B..*V*«.«  «M 

4s.  Red..  Jaa.j930.JAJ 

attaai    9a.  1922 MAW 

9a,  Water,  WOT.  1001MAW 

Ajurasta— 7s.  19<J 

7a.Mar.1898 MA8 

•».?.  "19 KAA 


101 
101 
100 

!.., 

113 
101 
116 
110 

111 
107 
106 
:-4 
104 
104 
104 

too 


9s.Jnlyl.l900to-ltiJAJ       

>»"»««^-7suOet.1»7.AAO      1O3 
^•'••^i8* J«J'   104 




3, 
3-, 



3  if 

...... 

...... 



..  .  .  .  . 

.... 

..:."; 

•  ••> 

...... 

100 
100 

••••  •• 

1041, 
117 

....      » 

4s,  Jnlr.  1901-'10July  1 
otono.is,Jan.'05-'15 ... 
We«t  Chicago  Park- 
Park  5s.  1900-15 JAJ 

INDIANA 

l«i«.  Fund'*,  1910-15.MAN 

3s.  June  18,  1909.        JAD 

Alexandria.    6s,     Paving 

Nov.  2.  1897  to  1906.. 
Anderson— 
6s.  Imp.,  1897  to' 04  JAD 


9a.Wa.3e.  15-97  to'06MA8 

Blaekford  Co.— 
9a.  Fund..  '04  to  '15.AAO 

BraiO.«a,  1904 JAJ 

OMMttoa-fts,   Refunding. 
1901  U>19l6 MAW 

^leero-oa,  Oct.  1.  1910  .. 

CUTOo.-9tu  1901.... FAA 

Columbus-is,  19O9..JAJ 

Crown  Polnt-6».  19O5-'19. 

Decatur— <is.  1903.  .    FAA 

Dunkirk- 6s,  March,  19O3. 

Evannvllle— 

6s.  July  1.1912 JAJ 

"•.April,  1912 AAO 

9s,  Jan.  1,  1912 JAJ 

4>ts,Jan.  1.1912.. .JAJ 
4s.  July  1.1012 JAJ 

Fort  Wayne— 
6s,  NOT.  19,  1899... MAW 
9s.  Dee.  31. 1899. . . .  J  AD 

OreeaBeld-6*,  1914    AAO 

larrUonCo.— 
5>«s.  Ref.,  1808 MAW 


104 
103 1* 


95 


1O4>« 


100  "a 


100 
101 


IOWA 

Allerton— 5s,  1905 . . .  J&E 

Alta— 6s,Wat'r,Au. 

Burlington— 

8s,  Dee.  1,  1897 J&D 

6s,  Nov.  1,  1902...  M&N 
5s,  Oct.  1,  1898.. ...A&O 

Cedar  Rapids— 


r 

4 


gj-og^i.oi-mi 

•(a*.  1906  to  '19. 


6s.  (..  Ref aDdiBg  ...  1019 

ILLINOIS 
a,  Au    1900 
7*.  18M j, 


6a,  Water.  18»7  ......  JAJ 

«••  Water,  Jan.,  1898  JAJ 


6s.  I  BO..!  807  "to  106V.. 
»a.  Hyde  P.  water/04  JAJ 
9«.  Town  of  Lake,  water, 
t»07tol902...;...JAj 
4«.CIty.  1901.  April... 
4«»^ Sewerage.  190OJAJ 
4*.'T»  of  L.,  wat./O7JAJ 
4s^., River  It:ip.,1914J-J 
4s.  Jaa..  1911     . 
4a,r,  <alr.  1916... 
•  ,irws  Fair.  1921  JAJ 
Water.Jly08.JAJ 


10S 

LM 

109% 

101 

101 


ioe 


101 


103V| 
ib6% 


9a.Itofd«,  Apr.  1910.AAO 
L«  Porte  Oo.-5s,Ct.  H.  1907 
La£»yette-4>».,  1919-2O.. 
Lebanon-Si*.,  Fd.1910-15 
Marlon— 

•a.  Imp..  Jan.  '98-05  JAJ 


6s.  Apr.  19, 1898  to  19O4. 

5s.  July  1,  19O2 J40 

4s,  Oct.  1.  1899 AAO 

4s.  Jan..  -98  to  1903  JAJ 
4a,  Park.  Apr..  1927. AAO 
4s  Ref.  Jaly  1.1915  JAJ 
Jaekaon  Oo.-6s.1898.MAN 


115 
106i4 

lOli', 

nw.i., 

95 


10114 


6s,  Aug.  1, 1903 F&A 

5s,8ch.,Junel,1902  J&D 
5s,  8ch..  Oct.  1, 1898.A&O 
4Hi8,  Ref.,  1900-15 
Davenport— 7s,  1899 

A,'  Pa,^!^'  Oct.,'03.A&0 

41*8,1909...  F 

Dea  Moines— 

4"as,  Soh'l,  1901-06.M&N 

4s,  Aug.  1, 1908 F&A 

4a,Fund'g,  May,'16.M&N 
Dubuque— 

4s,  Itefd'g,  Apr..  1916... 

48,Refd'g,  Feb.  1/17.F&  A 
F»nda-6s,  Water,  May  1, 

1905-1915 MAN 

Montgomery  Co.— 

5s,Ct.H..1899 A&O 

Oxford — 

„  6s.  water. .  1900--05.  A&O 

Rock  Rapids— 

5s,  School,  1901-'06 
Waterloo— 

6s,  Sewer,  1903 

KANSAS 
7s,  July  1 , 1897. ...       J&J 

4s.  July  1, 1909 J&J 

Atchlson— 

1    *".  Ref,  July  1, 1913  J&J 

At%85SSii^.]^llly 


103 

98% 


102-50 

105 
110-50 


103-ft 


106 
100 


103 


104-21 


80 


3-20H    6s. Water,  June  1/05 J&J 

Coffeyville— 
8    ||_6s.  water,  July  1/05.J&J 

Emporlh — 
....       5s,Water,N'v.l7/O6M4N 

Kansas  City— 

4%      68,  Ref.,Oot.  1,1915.  F&A 
6s,  Feb.,  1898  to  1905. 
5s,  Jan.  1,  1917.. 

5s,  School,  1909 F&A 

Leavenworth— 
6s,  July  1,  1909-11.  J&J 

5s,  July  1, 19O9 J&J- 

Newton— 


103-51 
102 


104 
101 


105 


87>« 


102% 
102% 


513 

4% 
4% 
4% 


4 

•65 

•62 

•70 
3=8 


4*.  W* 

«48a, 


102%     103V 

102>*     10314 
98 1,     100 


9s,  Crt.  H..  Aug.  1909  FAA 

Rleamood— 

6s,  1898  to  1909 JAJ 

4s.  Funding,  Feb.  1. 1902. 

South  Bend-6s,  March  18. 
5V.  NOT.  1. 1904... MAW 

9s.  Aug.  1,  £908 FAA 

4s,  Water.  May  1. 1919.. 

Sullivan  Co.- 
6*.  Drainage. -04-14  JAJ 

Terre  Haute-9s,19O5  MAN 
4>ts,  flO.OOO  yearly.  JAJ 
4s.  Kdg.  May  1,1915  MAN 

Valparaiso— 
I    6s,  g.,  St.  imp.,  1897  to '03 

Vanderburg  Co  — 

5s,  O.  H.,  1910 JAJ 

9s.  C.  H..  Jan.  1,'18.JAJ 

WaKlilngton— 6s,  Paving, 
May  1,1897  to  19U6.7I. 

Wells  Co.— 

6s.  I  mn.,'98  to'99  Ja.  ASep. ' 
4i«s. Ct.  H., '97-'O5.  .MAN 

West  Indianapolis— 
6«.  Fund..  1902-10.. MAN 


L07TB 
tOff 

10  > 

1 1  a  a  6».w«t«'-.0ot.  15/05  A&O 

4»8  Salamanca  Township— 
>|V   4V    6s,  RR  Aid.  1897-1916.. 
108>4    4>4  SedgwlckCo.- 
25S    4!*      5s,Fund.,Jul/15-25.JAJ 
9714    414      5s,C.H.,Junel/08-9JAJ 
ShawneeCo.— 

3-70      7s,  June  1.  1902 

: •  •;-•  3-70      4s,  C.  H.,  May  l/24'.MAN 
115       4%  Topeka— 

SB,  July  20,  19O6...JAJ 

n      5s,  Aug.  10, 1912 

101H    4%      5s,  Ref.,  Nov.'13.seml-an 
Washington  Co. — 

9>«s,  Refund.,'98-'03.J&J 
Weir— 6s.  1898-1905..  J&J 

303    Welllngton- 

1063s  3-65      7s,  July  1,1910 J&J 

101     3-oO   Wichlta- 

3-55      6s,  June  1, 1918  ..    J&_ 

••- 5s.  Sell.,  July  1, 1905.  J&J 

M4    105»e360      5s.  Jan.  1.1910 J&. 

KENTUCKY 


100 


100 


104% 
106 1» 


108 


io? 


...... 

•   112 


101% 

107 
108  »B 
1O7>« 
108 


106  >« 


109-12 


4 
4% 


4% 


4% 






378 
3'8 



ibi% 

.... 

g 

3-70 



109 

3-65 



109 

4V 



108% 

11214 


4% 


4% 
4>t 


4»,  g.,Junel,  1910..  JAD 
Allen  Co.— 

New  6s,  1907 J&J 

Old 6s,  defaulted... 
Ashland- 

5s.  Fdg,  Sept..  1899.... 
5s,  Fdg,  Sept.,  19O9-14. 
AugustaS.  D.— 

6s,  Boh.,  1908-'26,  July  1 
Boyd  Co.— 

6s.  Ref..  1901-1904..  J&D 
Caldwell— 

New  6s,  1902 MAS 

Clark  Co.— 6s,  1908... A&C 

Covlngton— 

8s,  July,  1899,  J&J... 

5s,  Fd.,Aug.,'10-20.F&A 

5s,Str.,Aug.,1897to  1902 

4s.  Reser.&  W.W.,'28,J&J 

Franklin  Co.— 

5s,  1902 A&O 

5s,  Fund.,  July  1,'OS.July 

5s,  1919 J&J 

Grayson  Co.— 6s,  1902.  J&J 
Lexington— 

6s,  Aug..  1913 F&A 

5a,  RR.  aid,  1918... M&N 
Logan  Co.— 6s,  1901..  J&J 
Louisville— 

7s,  1901 A&O 

7s,  E.  &  P.  RR.,  1903.J&J 
6s,  New  jail,  1898.  ..A&O 
5s,  oou.Aug.  1,1911.  F&A 
SB,  do  20-40, '20. .M&N 

4s,  1923 J&J 

4s,  Munlclp.,  1928.  .Ouar. 

4s,  Park,  1930 J&J 

lUdlow— 
5s,Sch.,1910-20.J.15D.15 


105 

85 
40 

101 
102% 


103 


102 
110 


a 


if.-.' 


90 
45 


101 
105 


105 

i'03% 

102 


101 


103 
105 


101  is 


109 

1031s 

112 

115 

102>s 

111 

103 

107 

107 

107 


o 

113 
lid 
103 


103  1« 
10714 


107  ifl 
103 


5»8 
5»8 


4>a 
4>« 

4% 

5-4 


5% 


4i« 


438 
4>4 


S5 


4% 

4% 


4% 


•  Fta",  prK». 


30 


THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


it.  .ii.l..                     Bid.      Ask.    Net. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask.   Net.]]                 Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask.    Net 

LyonCo.—  6s,  1900.  ..A&O 
Madison  Co.—  5s,  1919.  J&J 
Marion  Co.—  6a,  1911.  A&O 
McCracken  Co.— 
58,  Ref.,May  l,'03-33.M-8 
5s,  Ret.,  May  1,'13-33.M-S 
58,  Ref.,May  1/23-33.M-S 
Mt.  Sterling—  6s,1920.A&O 
Mulilenberg  — 
Old  7s,  def.,Mar.  1,1891 
New  6a,  def.,  July  1,  1898 
Newport  — 
73,,,s,Water,M'y'03.M&N 
5s,  Detic..  July,1904.  J&J 
5s,  Ref.,  May  1,'  14.  MAN 
5s,  St.  imp.,  Jan.  "19.  J&J 
4a,  Bridge,  July,1911J&J 
Owen  Co.  — 
5§,  Fund.,  Sep.  1/O3.M&S 
Boott  Co.—  5s,  1918.  ...J&J 
Shelby  Co.-6s,  1901..  J&D 
C.  &  O.6s.  1911  A&O 
BpenoerCo.—  6s,  1911.A&O 
Taylor—  New  6s,  '07.  ..A&O 
Washington—  6B.1911.A&O 
Woodford—  6s,  var  —  M&S 
Woodford  Co.-5s,'20.A&O 

LOUISIANA 
4s,  New  consols.,  1914.J&  j 
4a,  Constitutional,  '14.  J&J 
Atchafavla  Dist.  Levee— 
6s   1910                     A&O 

50 
101 
102 

05 
102 
103 

413 
413 
4i« 
413 

Boston—  (Concluded)— 
Sijs,  Reg.,July,1919.J&J 
Siss,  Oct.,  1936  ....A&O 
3  is»,  Reg.  ,  Apr.  1936.  A&O 
3s    1917                      A&O 

101% 
10213 
102>s 

102  OB 
103% 
103% 

3-35 
3-34 
3-34 
3-40 

3-55 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 

3% 
3-30 
3-35 
3-32 
3-35 
3-30 
3-32 
3-35 
3-30 

3-55 
3-55 

3-40 
3-40 
33s 

338 

3% 
3-37 
3-37 
3-35 

3-50 
3-50 
3-45 
3-50 

3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 

3-BO 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-60 

3-55 

3~-45 
3-50 
3-55 
3-55 

3-55 

3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-55 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 

3-50 
3-55 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 

3-55 

3-50 
3-60 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-55 
3  '55 
3-55 
3-55 

3% 

3-55 
3-60 
3-60 
3-45 
3-45 
3-40, 
3-37 
3-37 

3-40 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 

3-50 
3-50 

3-55 

3-60 
3-50 
313 
3-50 

3-55 

rt                    HllA 

3-55 
3-45 
3-45 
Sis 

3-30 
3-30 
3-30 
3k 
3-20 
3k 
3-65 
3-65 

Sis 
3i» 
3-45 
Sis 
3is 
3is 
3-55 
3-55 

3-55 
3-55 
355 
3-55 
360 
3-60 
3-60 
3-60 

3-55 

3-HO 

Siss,  July  1,  1906.  .  .  .J&J 
4i48,  g,  Oct.  1,1902.  A&O 
4s  July  1898  to  1902. 

104 

105k 

4s,  July,  1913               .  . 

106k 

Brockton— 
5s,  Apr.  15,  1910....  A&O 
4s,  April,  1903  

Springfield— 
7s,  Apr.  1,1903  A&O 
6s.  Water.Apr.  1,'05.A&O 
4s,  Sewer.July  V06.J&J 
4s,g.,Wat.,Ap.l,'13.A&O 
4s,g.,8ch.,Jan.,1917.J&J 
3i«8,g.,Wat.,Oc.l,'20A&O 
Swansea    3%s   Oct.,  1904 

101% 
104k 
107 

102=8 
10578 
108k 

117% 
104% 
108 
110% 
102% 

118'8 
105=*. 

1093s 

112 
1041s 

10 
95 

117% 

12 

100 

4s,  Aug.,  1912  
4s,  Dec.  15,  1923....  J&D 
4s   Sewer   1904  1919 

4,  Water,  May,  1926.  M&N 
Siss,  July  1,  1916.  ...J&J 
Cambridge— 
6s  J  uly  1  1904          J&J 

1077s 

109 
100 

4k 
4k 

4k 

4k 

3%a,  Oct.,.  1914  
Taunton— 
4s.  Dec.,  1905  J&D 
4s,  June,  1906  J&D 



103% 
103  7s 
I077s 
107 
107 
108% 

5s  Julyl  1898    J&J 

100 

1001* 
103 
10213 
103 
103 
75 

4s  Aug.,  1905  F&A 

103% 

ioi'% 
10913 
nok 
108k 

10938 

114k 

102% 
106 

99 
102 
102 
102 
102 
70 
100 
100 
100 

•     97 

4s,Waf.,reg.,Apr.'16A&0 
4s,  Water,July,1919.J&J 
4e,  May  1,1912  M&N 
4s,  Oct.,  1915  A&O 
4s,  Feb.,  1936  F&A 
3i«B,  Apr.,  1917  A&O 
Chlcopee  — 
48,  Water,  J'e,'97-'  1  3.  J&D 
Everett—  Is.Sew  Jy'23  J&J 
Fall  River— 
6s,  Nov.  1,  1906....  M&N 
5s,  May  1,1898  M&N 
5s  May  1908 

4s,  C.  Hall,  Deo.'15..J&D 
4s,  June,  1916.           J&D 

109 
107 

4s,  Armory,  Dec.,'16.  J&D 
4s,  Water,  July  1,'22.J&J 
Wakefield—  4s,  1902  to  '10. 
4s,Munlc.,'15to'24.A&O 
Waltham— 
4i«8.  Oct.  1,  1906...  A&O 
4s,  July,  1912  J&J 

105% 

113 
102-29 

106 

107Sg 
105k 
10518 
1031s 
102=8 

107k 

119 
100i« 

ios'is 

121 
10113 

11478 
114k 
11138 

lOS^. 
1O4«8 
112ie 

11713 

10638 

1091s 

...... 

"  •"  * 

4s,  Sewer,  Oct.  1,'11.A&O 
4s,  Jan.,  1906            

103% 

Ware  —  4s,  Sept.,  1  904  

101 

4s,  June/97  to  1903.  J&D 
4s,  Sept.,  19  1  1. 

44»,  Oct.  2,  1913...  A&O 
4s,  Reg.,  Nov.,  1925M&N 
4s,  Oct.,  1914  A&O 

112% 
110 
107k 

*     95 
*     96is 
•     96k 
•      92% 
'     98 
*     94k 

ise'k 

96 
98 
98>9 
94 
100 

i~86% 

.... 

Webster  —  -4s  1913-1923 

Winchester— 
4s,  Deo.,  1923-24....  J&D 
Winthrop—  4s,  May  2,  1899 
Woburn  —  Is,  Apr.,'02  A&O 
4s,  April,  1906  A&O 

108 

Bossier  Dist.  Levee  — 

4e,  Feb.,  1905  F&A 
4s,  Sewer,  July,'26.M&N 
Fitchburg— 
6s,  July  1,  1905  J&J 

111 

Caddo  Dist.  Levee— 
6s  1922                        J&D 

101k 
103 
103 

110 
1121s 

102k  3-50 
10378  3-50 
1O4%  3-50 

Hl'83-30 
114is!3-25 
109-58   .... 
1  3-55 

Fifth  Dist.  Levee— 
68,1908-13  F&A 

4s,  Regist'd,  June,  1914. 
4s,Reg.,Apr.l,1922.A&O 
3>*8,  Apr.  1,  1898.  ..A&O 
Gloucester— 
4s  July  1  1908          J&J 

10513 

48,  April,  1907           A&O 

Worcester— 
5s,  Apr.  1,  1905  A&O 
4s,  April,  1926  A&O 
4s  Jan    1916             J&J 

Lafourche  Dist.  Levee  — 
6s   1913                       J&J 

103 

ibi% 
10413 

1040s 

i"02% 
106 
108=8 

104% 

Lake  Borgne  Dist.  Levee— 
6s  1912                     M&N 

4nJMun.,May,'97^06.M&H 
Haverhill—  4s,  Oct.  1,  1902. 
4s,  Dec.  1,  1912  J&D 
4s,  Dee.,  1922  J&D 
Holyoke— 
6s,  Oct.  1,  1899  A&O 
48,  g.,  July,  1906....  J&J 
4s,  g.,  July  1916....  J&J 
4s,  Gold,  J'ne,  191  5.  J&D 
Hull  —  Is,  1923  

Wrentham—  48,Apr.,'99-'08 
4s,  July,  1914 

New  Orleans— 
7s,  gold,  1922  Q-Jan 

10413 
107 

105% 

114-54 
109 
10413 
100 

3-55 

4 

4 
4i3 
0 

313 
3-45 
3-45 
3-45 
3-45 
3-45 

4>* 
4% 

3-70 
3-60 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
4 
3-90 
4 

3% 

4 
4 
4 

378 
3-70 
3-70 
3-70 
3-70 

MICHIGAN 

Battle  Creek— 
58,Water,  8ept.l,  1917... 
Bay  County  — 
5s,  Fd'g,  Dec....  1907  8-9 
Big  Rapids—  5s,  Refunding, 
March  1,  1909  M&S 

10313 

BB.  Water,  1899     ...J&J 

io2" 

981s 
98 
95>t 

96 
95 

i.02% 

.... 

4s,  Const.,  1942  J&J 
Pontchartrain  District— 

107 

1083s 

C  6s  1912 

D  6s  1944 

96 

3-20 
3-J5 
3-25 

378 
37e 
3% 
3-65 
3-65 
3-65 
3-60 

4 
4 
4 
4 

3-65 
3-65 
3-60 
3-60 
3-40 
3-30 
3-30 
378 

378 

Ipswich  — 
4s,  Water,  July  1,  '24.J&J 
Lawrence— 
6s,  Apr.  1,  1900  A&O 
4s  July  1  1924           J&J 

107% 

107 
109% 
103ie 

Charleveix— 
5s,Ref.,Oct.  l,'14.Oct.  1 
Detroit  — 
7s,Water,Aug.  1/04.F&A 
6s,W.L.,June,  1906.  J&D 
4s,  Sewers,  Ap.l,'22.A&O 
4s,  Imp.,  July,  1926..J&J 
3-65s,  Pub.  imp.,  '18.  J&J 
3*38,  Pub.  imp.,  '16.  .J&D 
Dickinson  Co.— 
6s.  Ct.  H.  &Jail,'99to'll 
Grand  Haven  — 
5s,  Water,  Jan.  1,'03.M&S 
Grand  Rapids— 
6s,  1897-1900  semi  an 
5s,  C.Hall,  July  1,'04.  J&J 
5s,St.&s'w.,M'yl,'98M&N 
4138,  Wat.,  Jan.  1,'12.  J&J 
4s,  School,Feb.4.'07.F&A 
4s,  Market,  reg.,'16.  M&N 
Jackson—  8s,  1900  M&S 
5s,  Ref  ..water,  1904.M&S 
5«,  Pub.Bldg.,  1907  .M&N 
Kalamazoo  — 
4s,  Lgt.,  1900  to  '06.  .J&J 
Kent  Co.—  5s,  Court  house. 
Jan.  15,  1898-99.  Jan.  15 
Lansing—  5s.  1897  to  1905. 
Muskegon—  5s,  1910..  J&J 
Muskegon  Co.— 
4i2s,  Ref'd'g,  1904  to  '12 
Saginaw—  6s,  Streets,  1908 
5s,  Water,  1905  M&N 
4i38,Wat,ref.M'h,'16M&S 
4i2S,Wat.,J'lyl8.'14.J&J 
4s,Ref.wat.,Apr.'07.A&O 
4s,Wat.ref.,May,'16M&N 
ISt.Johns—  5s,  1909-10.A&O 
SaultSte.  Marie— 
6s,  Water.  Nov.,  1913  
5s,Ref'g,  Nov.l,'16.M&N 
Traverse  Citv  — 
5s,School,j"uly  1,  '06.  J&J 
Wayne  Co  —  4s,  May,  1910. 
West  Bay  City— 
5s.  Ref.,  July  1,  '25.  J&J. 

MINNESOTA 
6s,  Ref.  school  certs.,  July 
1,1899-1909  July 
4s,Rev.&bld.,J'yl,'97.J'yl 
3i«s,Statel"d.J'yl,'21.J&J 
Brainerd  — 
6s,  Ref  'nd.,  May,'04.M&N 
Duluth— 
6s,Ref'd.,Jan.  1,'08.J&J 
5s,  School,  1913....  M&N 
4  ijs.G'n.f  d.  Janl  ,'20.  J&J 
4iss,  g.,  July  1.  1926.  J&J 
4s,Park,Jan.l,1921.J&J 
Hennepin  Co.  — 
4138,  C'urt-h.,Ap.'24.  A&O 
4i2S,Ct.H.,Julyl,'17J&J 
Itasca  Co.  — 
6s,  g.,  Sept.,  1905..  Sept. 
'  6s,  g.,  Sept.,  1915..  Sept. 
Lake  Co.—  6s,  Road,  1908.. 
Long  Prairie— 
6s,  Water,  Jan.  1,'15.  J&J 
Lyons  Co.—  5s,  g.,  Soh.,  '10. 
Meeker  Co.—  6s,J  uly  1,1905 
Minneapolis  — 
8s,  May,  1905  M&N 
7s,  RR.Aid,Nov.,'01.M&N 
6s,  School,  Julyl,  '99.  J&J 
5>«s,1913  

6s,1912  

106k 

Teusas  Basin  Dist.—  6s.'O7. 

MAINE 
5s,  June  1,1919  J&D 

118k 
108 

119is 
109^2 

4s,  July,  1904              J&J 

102i« 

Lincoln—  Is,  1897  to  1901.. 

4s,  July  1,  1917  J&J 
3s,  June  1,  1912  to'  21  .J&D 
Aroostook  Co.— 
4138,  July  1,1915....  J&J 
4s,  C.  H.,  Juue,1915.J&D 
Auburn  —  4s,  1905  to  1919. 
Bangor—  7s,  Ap.  1,  '99.  A&O 
6s,  April  1,1899....  A&O 

4s,  1905  to  1914  
Loiigmeadow  — 
4s  July  1924 

100% 

108k 
101=8 

105 
101 

lo8k 

106% 
101% 

109=8 

101 
llOis 
105 

100 

4iss.  Nov.  1.  1903..  .M&N 
4s  May   1900          M&N 

102-61 

lODia 
103 
114% 
1037s 

106% 
10413 
116is 
105k 

4s,  Oct.,  1920  A&O 
3138,  Feb.,  1904  F&A 
Lynn—  5  s,  Jan.  1,  1905.  J&J 
4s,  Reg.,  Sept.,  1908  
4s,  Ref'dgWater,'21.J&J 
4s,  July,  1926  J&J 
4s,  Mun.,  Apr.  ,  1906.  A&O 
4s,  reg.,  Apr.,  1916.  A&O 
3i»8.  May  1,1905.  ..M&N 
Leommster— 
4s,  goU,  Oct.,  1926.    .  .  . 

109 
104 

4s,  Nov.  1,  1914.  ...M&N 
Bath- 
68,  B.R.  aid,  1898.A&O15 
5s,M'cipal,  July,'97.J&J 
4>«s,  Man.,  July,  '07.J&J 
4s,  Refdg.,July,'21.J&J 
Lewiston— 
6s  July  1  1901          J&J 

107is 
10312 
106k 

1081-2 
104 
107is 
100 

1091s 

103 
98 

107 
117k 
101 
10312 

104k 
100 

109 

11918 

102k 

10478 

107k 

5s,  April  1,  1917.  ...A&O 
4138,  Jan.l,  1900.  ...J&J 
4s,  g.,  Jan.,  1913  J&J 
Portland-6s,Sep.l,'07.M&S 
4s,  Mar.,  1905  M&S 
48,  g.,  Mar.  1,  1916..  M&? 
Saoo  —  ts,  Munieip.,  1901... 
Yarmouth— 
4s,  g.,  Water,  1915  

MARYLAND 
3-658,  Jan.  1,1899....  J&J 
SJss,  Jan.,  1911  
3s,  Jan.  1  1903             J&J 

C.  Notes,  1905-14.  ..F&A 
Maiden  —  Is,  1898  to  1905 



4s,  Jan.,  1914  J&J 
4a,  May,  1924 

10512 
10613 
108 

ib'eis 

108=8 
109ie 
100 

104-95 
110 

4s,  May,  1926            M&jf 

10713 

100  IB 
105 
99 

106  14 
107i« 
121ia 
10713 
107 
101 
10613 
106% 
106 
98 
97is 

10113 

106 
100 

107 
108 
122 
109 
109 
103 
107 
107 

3i28,  July  1,1905..  ..J&J 
Marblehead— 
4s  July  1924 

Marlborough— 
4s  July  1900             J&J 

109 
109 
102-36 
102 

11078 
11012 

4s,  Coup.,  gen.  i'n  A.1915 
4s,  Sept.,  1924  M&S 
4s.  Water,  Aug.  '22.  .F&A 
4s,  July,  1926  J&J 
Medford—  4s,  July,  '12.  J&J 
4s,  Oct.,  1914  
4s,1917  to  1923  J&J 
4s,  Aug.,1916to'22.F&A 
Melro8e4s,Sew.,J'y'26.J&J 
Methuen—  -4s,  Aug.,  1910.  .  . 
4s,  Oct.,  1925  A&O 
4s,  Aug.,  1924  
Middlesex  Co.— 
4s,  Dec.,  1913  J&D 
Natick— 
4s,  July  15,  1926....  J&J 
Needham  —  4s,  Sept.,  1924. 
4s,  Sept.,  1923  
New  Bedford—  7s,  '09.  A&O 
6s,  Oot.  1,  1899  A&O 
5s,  Oct.  1.  1903  A&O 
4s,  gold.  Jan.,  1927..  J&J 
4s,  g.,  March,  1907..  M&S 
4s,  Wat.,  Apr.  1,  '26.  A&O 
S'ss,  191O                   A&O 

105 
107k 
1067e 

106% 
109 
1083s 

1041s 
105k 

114 
110 

104 
103 

3-70 
413 

4% 
4k 

4ifl 
3% 

4k 

I* 

Baltimore  — 
6s,  April  15,  1900.  ...O-J 
5s,  J.  Falls,  1900  O-F 
5s,  July  1,  1916  M&N 

4s,  Nov.  1,  1926....  M&N 
4s  Water  1925 

104% 
105k 

io"57e 
106io 

112 

103 

107 
103is 
107 
106% 

10812 
104% 
108 
1077s 

108 

108k 
107 

3-t>5s,  April  9,  1900..  Q-F 
3>»B,  July  1,1930....  J&J 
3138,  July,  1940  ..      J&J 

ibo" 

100 

3138,  Sept.,  1945.  ...M&S 
3ks,  Jan.  1,  1927....  J&J 
3s,  AprU9,  1900..  ..Q-F 

981s 
98 
102 
103 

101% 
1061s 
1071s 
109 

3-10 
3-10 
3-10 
3-10 
3,0 

3 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
33s 

338 
3k 
3-35 
3-35 
8-35 
3-35 
3-35 
335 
3% 
3-35 

lOSia 

5s,  Oct.,  1914 

MASSACHUSETTS 
3138,  g.,  July.  1901  J&J 
3H1S,  g.,  April,  1920.  .A&O 
3^8,  Gold,  Nov.,  192.'t.M&N 
3i28,  g.,  July  1.  1935..  J&J 
8s,  g.,  April  1,  1909...  A&O 
3s,  g.,  April,  1915  A&O 
3s,  g.,  Jan.,  1930  J&J 
Arlington— 
4s,  Nov.,  1904  M&N 
4s,  June,  1936  J&D 

100% 
lOSia 
106 

108% 

5 

4 
415 
4k 

4k 

4 
4 

105 

1061s 

11078 

104=8 
109 

il2 
10513 
111 

104 

100% 

99 
99 

101  ij 
108 

Hiim 

100 
100 

103 
10913 
10778 

Newton—  6s,  1905  J&J 
5s,  July  1,  1906  ..      J&J 

llOis 
105is 
108 

11112 

106% 
1091s 
111 

106% 
10818 

106 

4s,  Sch.,  Aug..  1915.  F&A 
4s  July  1926              J&J 

4c,  July,  1936.             J&J 

105kl   5k 
10878    5k 
104i«:    5>i 

107-60    5% 
4% 

109       47s 

..  3-70 

Athol—  4s,  July,  1924 

Northampton  — 
4s,School,Jlyl,1915.J&J 
4s,  April,  1921 

10551 

106% 

105 

Boston—  6s,  Water,  1906. 

6s,  April  1,1903..  ..A&O 
58,  g.,  Oct.  1,  1906..  A&O 
4s,  Jan.,  1907  /&J 
4s.Coup.,  Oot.,  1923  A&O 
4s,  Jan.,  1917  JAJ 



ii's'k 
10413 
nok 

108k 
107 
108 
11317 
100-32 
101 

114k 
10513 
1113s 
10913 
108k 
109 

11438 

100-57 
102ifi 

Orange  — 
4s.  Gold.Ref.  Jan.,'16J&J 
Rockport  — 
4s,  Water,  1918  M&N 
Salem—  5s,  July  1.  '04.  J&J 
4s,  Aug.  l,'03to'06..F&A 
4s,  June,  1913           J&D 

...  — 

4s,  Oct.  1,1913  A&O 
4s,  July  1,  1915  J&J 
4s,  July,  1936  .           J&J 

10812    10912 

105        106ie 



113H) 

3-75 
3-70 
3-70 

3is8,  reg.,Apr.,1902.  A&O 
3«««.Wat..  Ap.  l.'17.A.feO 

Sharon— 
4s.  Oct..  1897  to  1916.... 

Flat  price 


MAY,  1897.J 


MUNICIPAL  BONDS. 


•load.. 

Bid. 

To 
Auk.    Net 

Bouds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 
Net. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask 

To 

Net. 

Minneapolis  (Concluded)— 
44«.  Park.  July,  1913  ... 
44s,  «..  July,  1921  ..JAJ 
4s.  Water  .Apr..  1917.  AAO 
4s,Ho»plfl,Jan.U»J-JJ.V.I 
4s.  May  15,1919.  .  .  .MAN 
4>.g..July  1.1925...  JAJ 
New  Vim  - 
5s    19O4                      AAO 

113 
1O4 

1054 

1103s  3-61 
11443-60 
105%  3-60 
106%  3-6O 
3-65 
107      3-60 

1O4%    414 

4\ 

Lincoln—  6s  Funding,  Jan 
1.  19O5  to  1911  

5 
5 

4% 

Newark—  (Concluded)— 
4s,  Market.  1911.  ...AAO 
4s,  Refund'*,  Mar.,  1923 
4s.  Water,  Feb.,  1922  

4s.  WRtftr.  Mftv  1     1Q9*> 

104 

3"-40 
33s 

43a 

4 

4 
4 

4 
4 
3-70 
3-60 
3-60 

3-80 
3-80 
3-60 
3-60 
3-60 
5 

4% 
4% 

414 

4% 
4% 

5 

6s,  Refd'g  July  1,  1902.. 
54s.Fd  Sept.  1,  1912.8ept 
5s,  Pavg.  July  1.1902JAJ 
5s,  Pvg.,  July  1,  1907JAJ 
5s.  Sch'l.Deo.  1,1914  JAD 
Omaha  — 
7s,  Fiig.,Nov.,  19OO.MAN 
6s,  Paving,  1897  Dec. 

i.""."." 

108  ^ 

107 

101 

5         4s,  Street  iuip'.May,  1906 
4%  Orange—  6s,  Sew'age  notes. 
May  1,  1897  MAN 

103 



1074 

1024 
102 

108'e 

iiii'4 
1044 

Otter  Tall  Co.—  58.19O4J  AJ 
Ramsey  Co.-5s.  1915.JAJ 
44s,Refund'ir.  19O5.MAS 
44S.CX  U.,  1916-17.  JAJ 
Redwood  Oo.-5«.8eh.,1911 
Bock  Co.-5eJ'lyl.'06.JAJ 
St.  Cloud— 
54a.Rfd.Julyl.-16.JAJ 
St.  Louis  Co.-5s.  1908  JAJ 

7s,  May  ,-98  MAN 

1034 

4 

414 
44 

414 

5s.  Sewer.  1923  to  1932  . 

1024 

1O4       4 

5s,  July.1904  JAJ 

44s.  Sewer,  1915  to  -21.. 

100       5 
103-09    44 

109       .... 

5s,  School  Dist.,  Jan.  l.i 
19O9  JAJ 

Paterson— 
7s,  1900  

58,Pavlng.Au.,  1905.  FAA      104 
5s,  City  Hall.  1912.  .FAA 
44s,  Jan.,  1907.                     loo 

1084 

6s,  1901  
44s,1934  

4s  19O8 

-    3% 

44s,  City  Hall,  1910.JAS 
South  Omaha— 
7s,  Str.  Imp.  1897  to  "04. 
7s,  Funding,  Oct.  1,  1901. 
6a,  June  1,  1901 

1024 

104 

4% 
6 

3-35 
3-35 

3=8 

3-70 
3-75 
3-75 

3-70 
3-55 

3-55 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 

3-60 
3-55 
34 

3-55 
3-55 
3-95 

3-70 
375 

8 

4-40 
44 

44 
44 

4s,N.C.Hall,'28  to'30.  JAJ 
Perth  Amboy  -44s,  Water, 
Septl,  1927  to  1922  
Railway—  4s,  New  Adjust.. 
4s  Water  1932 

1014 
70 
80 

103 
80 
90 

7s  July  18VS.            JAJ 

i'lo" 
103 

3% 
118143-75 
103%  3-65 
108     375 
3-75 



107-61 

7s.  July.  1903  JAJ 

6s,  NOT  ..1808  MAN 
os.  nee.  15.  1000  

5s,  June,  1915  

ib"64 
101 
101 

1194 
1074 

10rt-23 
1O4 
102-15 
100% 

105U 
1064 

118 

111% 
10738 

106  H 

10914 
1O54 
1074 

1064 
101^ 
106 

102 

Trenton— 
6s,  June  16,'97to'03.JAJ 
5s,  Sewer,  1900  to  1903 

Superior— 
5s,  Water,  1908  MAN 

6S.1904.  AAO 

5s,  Aug..  1904.  FAA 
5s.  April,  1909  AAO 

1O7 
1104 
114 
110 
UM 

102" 
1O3 

1O8<«    3% 
112       3% 
Utt'-    3% 
4\ 

Wakefleld— 
6s,  Water,  Oct.,1912.Oct. 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE 
6s,Mun.war.,1905  JAJ 
4s.  Lib'y,  July  1,  1911.  JAJ 
Concord— 
48.  Water,  Jan.1922  J&J 
Dover—  4s,  July,  1916  
48,1907....... 

4s,  Funding,  1905-1911. 
4s,  Park,  1913-1916 

Se.C.H.AC.HJ'n.,-15JAJ 

M'y2.'15.MAN 
44s,  Fire.  Jan.  l.'lti.JAJ 
44a,Mew-rJnly  1.-16JAJ 
44s.  March.  1918.  ..MAS 
4s.  June.  1912  JAD 
4e£ewer.Aag.,1919.FAA 
South  St.  Paul- 
8ii.B-dice.Junitl.-121.JAI> 
Still  water—  5«.  B-rdof  Edu 
cation.  1000-1014..  MAN 

1184 
1O64 

104-75 
1O2% 
101-5O 
1004 

104% 
105 

117 
1104 

4s,  Water,  1913. 

Seal.  C-y-5s,Feb.,'14.FAA 
Summit—  5s,  Sch.,  July,  '01 
Union  — 
5s,  Sewer,  Jan.,1900.  JAJ 
5s,  Sewer,  Jan.  1,'  14.  J&J 
Weekawken—  44s,  School, 
April  1   1911             A&O 

100 
102=8 

110       3% 

:j  '  :('!;-. 
:  !•:» 
1044  3^70 

1084    538 

107       44 
1244    5 
106-65    5% 

47g 

101 

ibs 

102 

4s,  July,  1900 

West  Hoboken  — 
6s,  1900-10                  JAJ 

105 

Lacouta  — 
4s,  Sewer,  1925  AAO 

5s,  Redem.,Nov.'04.MAN 

NEW  MEXICO 

7s,  Capi'l  bldg.  ,  '04  A'5.M  AS 
6s,  Pro  vis.  debt,  1919.  MAS 

NEW  YORK 
3s,  g.,  Jan.  30,1899  
3s,  g.,  Jan.  30,  1903  ... 
3s,  g.,  Jan.  30,  1906  
Albany— 
7s,P.O.site,M-yl,-04MAS 
6s,  Water  debt,  Feb.    1, 
1906  FAA 

Tracy-68,  Water,  1910.... 
Wortnlngton— 
5s.  Light,  J'ly  1,1915  JAJ 

MISSISSIPPI 
Oe.  State,  Jan.  1.  1907.  Jan 
4s.  State,  Jan.  1.  1919..  .Jso 
Meridian  - 
0*.  Sewer,  1024,  May  1 



Manchester— 
5s,  Water,  Aug.l'13.FAA 
4>»s.    Water.     Nov.     1, 
1913  MAN 

100 

98% 
98 
98 

110 
06 

ibo"  :::: 

4s,B'ld-g.Jan.,  1917.  JAJ 
4s,  July.  1910  JAJ 
4s,  Water,  Jan.l,'14.AAO 
.Nashua  — 
6s,  July  1,1901  JAJ 
i    4«.CIty,g..J-nel.'13JAD 
4s.  g..  Oct.,  1916  
Portsmouth— 
4s,  Jan..  1916 

1054 
1044 

108 



... 

1224 

120 

3Sg 

3-35 
3-35 

3-35 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 

3-80 
:Vf.O 
3-50 
3-50 

3-50 
340 
3-45 

MISSOURI 
14s.  State  fun.  ling.   Jan.. 

100 

111 
00 

I 

102 
102 
07 

101 
100 

1044 

118% 

6s,  Park,  1915  to  1919 

Bine  Township— 
7s,  Jan.  1003             JAJ 

ibo" 

06       .... 

4s.  April,  1901  .        AAO 

5s,  Wsh.P.  M-yl.-20.MAN 
4s.  Imp.,Nov.,190»i.MAN 
4s,  Pu.bld.M-y  1,'  12.M  AN 
4a,  Park,  1920  to  1930. 

123 
1034 
106 

1053s 
107% 

Rochester  —  4s.  June,  1922. 
Rocklngham  Co.  —  Is,  Fdg., 
Julv  1.  19O5  JAJ 

OaUawayO.-6s.1907.Ang 
CaesOa.—  4*.  1913  Jan 
Clinton  Co.- 
5s,  C.  AH..  1901  -00  JAJ 
Dad4tCo.-5a,Fdr..l«»»--l4 
Jack.  Co.—  U.-07  to  '00  J  AJ 

8s.  Attg.  Vs.  1  897  JAJ 

ta.8efcooUJnf;M901JAJ 
44a*.  Wat.  July  l.lwl.-, 
••.School  July.  1907 
4a,Clt»  Hall  Jane  1.  1010 
Kaw  Township— 
7s  Jan.  1003             JAJ 

101  14 

Whlteneld— 
4s,WatJ»n.l/99-14JAJ 

NEW  JERSEY 
6s,  War.,  Jan.  1,  1898.  JAJ 
Asbury  Park- 
as. Water,  J-nel/24  JAD 
5s,  Water  Jan.  1.'  27.  J&J 
Atlantic  City—  5s.  1925.... 
Atlantic  Highlands— 
5s,  reg..  May  15,  1006... 
Bayonne—  5s,  g.,  1002  JAJ 
5s,  gold.  1911             JAJ 

34s,St.lmp.'97to'OO.MAN 

3s,S.C.  RR.M'r.  1  ,'06.M  AS 
5s,  March  1,  1897...  MAS 
3  •*«,  Water,  '23  to'36.  J  A  D 
4s,S.C.RR.Sepl,'02.MAS 
Binghamton  — 
7s,  Aug.  1,  1901  FAA 
4s,C.H:.'17-'28  A  '29  FAA 
34s,Wat,A'g.l,'07.FAA 
Brooklyn  — 
7s,  Reg.,  July,  1906  
7s,  Bridge.  '15  to  '24  .JAJ 
6s  Park    1924            JAJ 

109 

107%  3-80 
3-00 

107 

1084 
110 
110 

104 
103 

100 

101 

112 
100 
0* 
100 
00 
00 
100 
07 

10-J 
102 

115       ..   . 

iio   ::  : 

1OT       ..  . 
102       ..  . 
101       ..  . 
100      ..  . 

34 

102" 
104 

128 
152 
142 
110 
121 
109 
104 
107 
108 
108 
106 
101 
102 
102 
102 
102 
1024 
1024 
101 
102 
103 
91 
93 

Moberly-ae,  10O5  JAJ 
Rails  Co.  -oa.  Fund  .  10O0. 
M.  Joseph-Os.  1003..  FA  A 
Be,  Uch'l.  Mar..  1910.MA8 
oa.Boh'l.  AUC..1008.FAA 
4s.  Food-re.  1  901  ....  PAA 
4s.  School,  1014  AAO 
St.  1-o.lls- 
6s  JIB*  180S            JAP 

Camdcn— 
7s,  May  1,1906  ....MAN 
0s.  Bounty.  1900  ...JAJ 
44s.  Water,  Jan./23  JAJ 
i4s,  PL  debt,  July  ,'11  JAJ 
Cape  May- 
SiT  reg..  May  1.  1916 



4 

3-gO 
3-80 

44 

.„. 

3% 

44 
44 

6s,  Water,  1902  
5s,  Bridge,  1919  JAJ 
4s,  Bridge,  1926  JAJ 
4s,  Water,  1913 

3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 

106-40 

lot" 

95 

4s,  School,  1920 

4s,  Public  markets,  1922. 
4s,       do         do       1925. 
4s,  Water,  Jan.  1,  '14.  JAJ 
4s,  Water,  1912. 

Bast  Orange— 
5e,Dr-n-ge,  N-r.l,  03M&N 
4s,  Sewer,  July  1,  1909.. 
Elizabeth— 
4«,  AilJ-  July  1.  1922  JAJ 
Essex  Co.— 
4s  Park    1926           F&A 

102 
93 

0s.  Renewal.  g'..'-»9.  JAJ 
«s.  Prop-ty.ear./Oe.AAO 
0s.  Park.  gold.  1006.AAO 
Be,  Ren«waL«..100O  JAJ 
4s.  Renewal,  g.,  HH.  MAX 
4s,  Jane  100o           JAD 

103% 
111 

117 
1034 

'."I 

1054 

!:>; 

|o, 

100 

100 
100 

100 

00 

1044    34 
119*    34 
1184  .... 
105       .... 
1024  .... 
1O4       .... 
:•>.      i  10 
.    - 
102     3-45 
1044   .. 
101       84 
101      .... 
101      .... 

34s,  g,  July  10,  -25..  JAJ 
34s,  g,  Jan.  1.  1928.  JAJ 
34s,  g,  Jan.  1,  1929.  JAJ 
34s,  g,  July  10,  1932JAJ 
34s,  g.  July  10,1933..!  AJ 
34s,  g,  July  10.1934.J&J 
34s.  Keg.,  g.,  1924..  JAJ 
34s,  gold,  1927 

1044 

3-658,  Park,  Aug.  i,'  15-35 
Hoboken— 
fls,  Imp.,  1898  JAD 
5s   19O1                      MAN 

100 

1024 
102 

1O5 
104 
104 
1O4 

ii'i" 

102 

4s.  Reaew.,ster,-l  I.MAN 
4s.  Renew..  July.  'H  JAJ 
8-09e.reneWl.c..-07JAD 
»0Ss.r<-Dew..g..-lS.MAN 





H  Hilton  Co.— 
i    5s,  Ref..  Sept  1,  '05.  MAS 
,    44s,  g..RM,  1924  ...JAJ 
!    44s,R-d.Jan.l,1923JAJ 
!    «4«.B-ge.Sep.l.  18.MA8 
Jersey  Ctty-78.  19O5..Var 
7a,  Water,  1904  JAJ 
7s,  Fund.debt,  1897.M  AN 
7s,  Water  loans.  -09.  JAJ 
7s,  Dock  loan.,  19OO.  JAJ 
7s.  Water  scrip,  1902  JAJ 
7s,Imp.Agen.Clty06JAJ 
7s  Water,  1008  MAS 
7s,  Water.  1913  JAJ 
0s.  April.  1904  AAO 

34s  gold  1936 

3s,  Bridge  1925 



.... 

3  V  renewal  r.  TOM  AH 



44 
4  "4 

414 

3s.  Water,  1905  JAJ 
Buflalo— 
7s,  «>ot..  1908  AAO 

134% 

3-35 
33a 
338 
3-35 

3-35 

3-35 
3-35 
3-35 

3-35 

3-35 
3-35 

3-90 
3-60 

3-60 
3-50 

3-50 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 

3-70 
3-70 
3-50 

lEi.Oct..  1011  :  .  .  .semi-en. 
44s.  May,  1011  seml-an. 

MONTANA 
Cascade  Co.  Bch.  DIslSo.  1 
aa.  (old.  Mar  1.1000-15. 
QutarOo.-4to.JMi.  1.  1015 

Oreaf'ralli-* 
0s.  gold.  School.  1905-1* 
•a.  iekoot  July  1  .  •  1  6J  A  J 
He*ena-oe.  School  District, 



7s,  Park,  1916  JAJ 
7s  1924  &  "25             JAJ 

6s,  Parks,  Jan.l,1924JAJ 
5s,    Water,     April     25, 
1898  A"99      AAO 

104 
106 
110 
116 
120 
125 
104 
113 
105 
110 
1094 
109 
109 
100 

1024 
107 



— 

44s,  Tax  loans,  June  28, 
1*KH>                          JAD 

107*    5* 
5*i 

4s,Sewer,Mayl,'13.MAN 
3  4s,Park,  Reg.,  1  927  FAA 
34s,  Kefuilg,  July  1,  '97, 

1064 
1014 

1084 
102  '8 

100%    5*4 

j  i 

6s.  Float'  g,  Feb.  '09.  FAA 
5*.  City  Hall,  '97  to  1912. 
5s,  gold,  Assess..  1923-24. 
'    5*.  Wat'rJ'ne  1.  -21  JAD 
5e.As8ee8.Apr.1916.AAO 

34s,  Buff.  Charter,  July  1, 
1897  to  1901  

Lewis  A  Clarke  Co.— 
54s.  C.II.  g  J.ily.1901  7 
.  July.-08-'15 
MlssoulaO.— 
0a.«..IUfuBd.Jalyl.-16 
Silver  Biw  Oo.— 
Se,Fd.  July  1.1912..  JAJ 

NEBRASKA 
•s,  Act  of  Feh.  14.  '77.  Apr. 
1.1807                    ...AAO 

34s.  Refg,  Jan.l,'16.JAJ 
3s,  Plank  Road,  June  2, 
1910      JAD 

101 

1024 

110      .... 
4% 

44s.Imp.'op.to  '02-3  J&J 

4»8 

44 

4 

4% 

4% 

34 
3-50 
3-50 

Cohoes  — 
7s,  J'ly  1,  1897  to'13  JAJ. 
4e,  July  1,  1920  JAJ 
48,  City   Hall.  Dec.  15, 

Sef  Sanitary,  J'ne  1,  1913 
Monmoiith  Co.— 
5s,  Sell.,  June  20,'39.i.-an 
Monte  lair— 



106 
102 

1094 

8% 

Corning— 
4s.  Reg.  July  .'26--35.JAJ 
Elmira— 
44s,Sewer,A'g.  1,'99FAA 
4s,  Sch'l,  J'ly  f,  1904M  AN 

4s,  Sewer,  Aug.  1,  1903.. 

Beetrtce- 
0s,  Water,  Mar.,  1001-06 
staialoOo.- 

7s.  Funding.  1900.  MAS 
OreKhton-7s.  1014  
Douglass  Co.-.->«.  191  i  JAJ 
Se.  Ref..  July  1,  1007.JAJ 
Orand   latead—  0a,  Water, 

100 

...... 

1044    5 

111        4* 
103-51     6 

Morris  Co.— 
4s,  Road,  1935  JAJ 

New  Brunswick- 

4s, Reg.  May  1,  1910  
348,Redompt'n,191"-21. 
3s,  P'k.Sep.  1,1897.  MAS 
Far  Rockaway  — 
5s,  St.,  1898  to  1922.  JAJ 
5s,  Sewer,  1917  JAJ 
Flatbush—  6s.Wat.  '1  I.MAS 
Kings  Co.—  (is.  School,  Jan., 
1898  to  1904  JAJ 

's,  Water,  May,  1905.... 
0e,  Water.Aug.  1897.FAA 
Us,  Corporate,  Aug..  19O8 
5s,  Corporate,  June,  1910 
44s.  Water.  May.  1915.. 



102* 



106       514 
103-81     S4 



Nov.  1,  1003  MAN 
Harrard—  fle.  Water,  Aug. 
1.  l»Ii      ... 

105 

THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXI 


Konds.                     Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

|TOJ 

Ask.    Net.' 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Aak. 

To 

Net. 

Klng»  County-(Con.) 
5s.8ch.July  ,'98  to'02.J&J 
4s,reg.  Bldg.Imp.,May  1, 
1910  to  1919           M&N 

103 

106 
105 
108 
104 

Yonkers—  (Concluded). 
4s,  Water,  Apr.,  1912  
4s   reg  do  Apr  1   1905.. 





3-60 
3-60 

Dayton—  (Concluded.) 
4138,  Wat.,  '98  to  '04.F&A 
4s,  Wat..  May  1,  '05.  M&N 
Defiance— 
6s,  PavlDg,  '98-1899.  J&J 
5s,  Ref.  Mr.l,'02-'12  M&S 
Delaware  Co.  — 
«s,  Dltch,.Tune5/97to'05 
5s,  Uoad,  June  5/97  to'll 
East  Liverpool  — 
5s,  Ref.,  Wat.,  June  1,'23 
5s,  School/09  to  '20  .J&D 

3-85 
3-85 

4is 

4% 

54 
54 
54 
54 

NORTH  CAROLINA 

6s  Old  1886-98          .  J&J 

4s,  Park,  May  l,1905-'44 
4s,  Park,  '10  to  '33.  M&N 
4s,  8tr.lmp.,1900-20.J&J 
Kingston  — 
7s7Jan.  15,  1901  J&J 
6s,  Refunding,  1910.  J&J 
4s,Rfd.Jan.l5,1912J&J 
3ifli«,g.,Wat./19-'36.A&O 
3,  Rfd.,  Jan.  15,  1914.J&J 
Lanslngburg— 
4s,  Sch.,  Deo.  1,  1900.  J&J 
Larchtnont  — 
4s,  r.,  Highway  &  Sewers. 
1916-25.               ..A&O 



3-55 
3-50 
3-45 
3-40 

4 

3-70 

3-70 

4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 

4 
44 

4 

4 

4 
6 
3-90 
390 

3-40 
3-40 

New  bonds,  1892-98...  J&J 
Chatham  RR                 A&O 

* 



.... 

Gonsol.  4s,  c.,  1909.  ...J&J 
Consol  4s   1910       ...J&J 

•  iba" 

*  100 
-  122 



.... 

Small                             J&J 



.... 

6s    1919                       A&O 

Asheville—  5s,  g.,  J'ly,  1911 
Buncombe  Co.  — 
Refunding,  g.,  5s,  1915.. 
Forsyth  Co.— 
6s,  Court  H.,  May  1,  1901 
6s,  Court  H.Mav  1,1906 
6s.  Court  H.,  May  1,  1911 
Raleieh-«8,  1897  J&J 
6s  1907                   .     J&J 

102  Hi 

104ia 

10812 

103 
108 

4% 

103 
1047s 

104 
108 
112 
102 
106 
105 

7s  Gas  1897  to  1903 

6s    1898  to  '07           J&D 

6s,  Str.  Imp.,  1900.  ..F&A 
5%8,  1919  F&A 
5s,Water.Mar.l/08.M&8 
Fostoria  — 
6s,  Pvg,  Sept.1,  1907  M&S 
6s,  Sewer,  1904  
6«,  Sew.Sept.  1  .1919.M&S 
Franklin  Co.—  6»,Mr.21,'01 
6s,  Gen.  Exp.  March  1, 
1897  to  1902....  M&S 
6s,  Road,  Sep.  1,'05,8-an. 
4>2S,Mayl/99to'08.M&N 
GalliaCo.— 
5s,  1898  to  1913  J&J 
Gallipolls  — 
5s  Water  May  1  1914 

Long  Island  City  — 
7s,  Sept.  1/97  to'14.M&S 
6s,No.,Feb.  '13  to  19.F&A 

5% 

5% 
5% 

4% 

4% 

3*8 

4% 
4% 

4»g 
4=8 

4% 
4»s 
4% 





5s  1919                    ...J&J 

4  "in,  Imp.,Ap.2/99.A&O 
4i«8,  Imp.,  Ap.2/14.A&O 
4138,  1902  to  1923..  J&D 
4s,  Water.Sep.  1/20.M&N 
3!ss,Wat.,Mayl,'20.M&N 

Wilmington  — 
6s  Jan  1   1918        

5s,  Fund'g,  Jau.1/22.  J&J 

NORTH  DAKOTA 

6s,  Hospit'l.May  1/04.M&N 
4  H  8.  Rev.,  Apr.  25,'05.A&O 
4s,  Refund.,  July  1,  1914.. 
48,Fund'g,Mar.20/21.M&N 
4s,  Refund'g,  July  1,  1923. 

OHIO 

3s,  8.fd.,July/97&'98.J&J 
3s,  Reg.,  funded  debt..  J&J 
4i«8,  Univ.,  Deo.,  '98-'03.... 
Akron  — 
6s,  Sch.,  May  22/98.  M&N 
5s  School,  1901  

44 

100 

101 

4s,Water,Jul.l,  1915.  J&J 
Mount  Vernon  — 
Os,  Reg.,  1900  A&O 
5s,TaxRel.,8ep.l/98F&A 
4s,  School,  1909-'17.M&N 
4s,  Reg.,  1917  to  '26.  M&S 

100 
100 
100 
100 

99k 



.... 

5s,  Redemption,  1900-15. 
Hamilton— 
5s  Gas  Feb  1  1908 

5s,  Municip.,  1914  to  '18. 
4>3S,1902to  1911.  ..M&S 
Hamilton  Co.  — 
5s,  1934  F&A 

Newburg  — 
6s,  May  1,1996  M&N 
5s,  Water,  July  1/97  J&J 
4s,  Water,  Feb.l/12.F&A 
31*8,  Wat.,  8ep.l,'07.M&S 
Kew  York  City— 
7s,  West  Farm8..'97-2147 
7s,  Morriaania.  1  908-1980 
6s,  WilliamsbridgeHig'y, 
May  1909-44 



3>s 

I? 
3^8 

54 
5 

110 

109 
105 
105 

105 

113 

5s,Elberon  Av.,  1911  J&D 
4s,  Ref.,  May  15/16.  M&N 
4s,  C.  H.  ,  June,  1936  
4s,  Armory,  December  1, 
1917-37                     J&D 



.... 

5s,  Str.,  July  14,  '99  J&J 
Alliance—  6s.  Oct..  1904.... 
Ashtabula  — 
6s,  Sewer/97  to  '03.  A&O 
Avondale  — 
5s,  June,  1916  J&D 
5s,  T.  &  I.,  May  1914.M&N 
5s,  Water,  Jan.,  1907.J&J 
4s,  St.  lm.,A,  J'ne'21.J&D 
B.July,  1921  J&J 





Hancock  Co.  — 
6s,Diteh,Jan.30,1900J&J 
5s,B'dge,1897  to'98.M&8 
Hardin  Co  — 
6s.  Edge,  Jan.  1,  '98.A&O 
Henry  Co.  — 
6s,  Ditch,  Nov.,  1898  
Ironton  — 
5s,  Water,  Jan.,  1906  — 
Lakewood- 
6s,El.Lt.,Oct.  15/97  to  '  16 
Lawrence  Bo.  — 
6s,  Bdge.,  Sept./97.M&S 
Lima  — 
6s,  Pvg,  8898-1908..  J&J 
Logan  — 
5s,  Ref  .,1900  to  1930  J&D 
Loraln  - 
5s,  Ref.,  Wat.,  1914.M&N 
5s,  River  Imp.,  1924-29.. 
6s.  Paving,  '98-'05..F&A 
Louisville  — 
5s,  Water,  1914  F&A 
Lucas  Co.  — 
5s,  Gen.  F./98to  '04.M&N 
5s,  Child's  Honie/05  .  F&A 
5s,  Hoad.J'yl  ,'98-99.  J&J 
4s,  Courthouse,  '44.  M&S 
Marietta  — 
6s,  g.,  1897  to  1904.  A&O 
5s,  Paving,  1906....  A&O 
Marion—  6s,  Imp.,  Sept./98 
to  1910           .  ..        M&S 

419 

4% 
4% 
•I'-j 
4% 
419 

4is 

418 

4% 

4 
4 
4 

t  1121s 
t   109% 
t   105 
t   106 
t   106 
1    106 
i    100 

7s  1900                      M&N 

111 
108 
115 
101 
102 

"98" 
97 
98 
98 

.... 

6s'  1900                      M&N 

5s  1908                      M&N 

3»s8,  g.,  CoriearsH.  .  1913 
3i«8,  g..  Park,  1916.  M.VN 
3128,  Exmt.,  Oct.  1,  '15.. 
31*8,  Exmt,,  Nov.  1,'ie.. 
3i«8,  Exmt.,  Nov.  1,'17.. 
31*8,  Exmt.,  NOT.  1,  '22.. 
3138,  g..  Dock,  1925  
3s,  g..  Street,  1916.  M&N 
3s,  School,  1913  ...  .M&N 
3s,g..Str.&Ave,1914M&N 
3s,  g.  Dock.  1924....  M&N 
3s  School  1907 

107 
107 
107 
107 

5>s 
4% 
4% 





105-65 
105-SO 
106-10 
107-10 

•--• 

C.Jan.,  1922  J&J 
D.April,  1923  A&O 
Barberton— 
6s  Sewer  1897  to  1903 

Blanchard  Township  — 
5138,  Refdg.,  '98  to  1902. 
Bluffton— 
5s,  Water,  1900-'14.  M&S 
Bond  Hill— 
Ss.Wat'r,  Sept.l/20..M&8 
Butler  Co.  — 
5s  Dec..  1898  to  1900. 

'99" 

3-60 
3-60 

.  4 
4 

4 

44 
44 

3% 

3-50 
3-45 
3-45 
3-40 
3-40 
3-45 

338 

3-60 

3% 

3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 

3H! 

4 

3-70 
3-50 
4 

3-45 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
4 

3-40 
340 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 

1044 

3s,  Water,  1904  A&O 
2i«8,  Tax  exempt,  '09-29. 
Niagara  Falls— 
4si  School,  May,  1913    . 

97 

378 
'.'.'. 



4128,  Ct.  H.,  190B-07.J&J 
4i«s,  Bridge,  1910  to  '24. 
4!2S,Replen./04to'18J&J 
4128,  1921-24              J&J 

4s  Police   Feb    1914 

North  Tonawanda  — 
5s,  Sewer,  Sept,  25,  1911. 
4s,Wat..Mar.31,'24.A&O 
4s,  Paving,  1897-'05  .M&S 
Olean— 
5s,  Reg.,  July,  1903  ...N 

Canton— 
5s,  Sch.,  July  10,  '11.  J&J 
5s,  Sch.,  Oct.  21/03.A&O 
5s,  Ref./98/99-1900.J&J 
4>«8,  FireD.,A'g.'99.F&A 
Cincinnati  — 
7-3s,  July,  1902  J&J 
7»in8,  May,  1906  

1024 

5s,  Reg.,  Nov.,  1900.  .  .  .N 
Pelham  - 
4s,Reg.,8ch'l,J'y/98.J&J 
Poughkeepsie— 
7s,  RR.,Feb.l,1902.F&A 
5s,  Bounties,  1900..  M&S 
4138,       do      1901..  M&S 
4s,          do       1905..  M&S 
3  >*s,  Sewer,Ag.l/05.F&A 
3s,  Bounties,  1907..  M&S 
Queens  Co.— 
4,8,  Nov.,  1916  ..  .  M&N 



100% 

117 
126 
118 
128 
11713 
12213 

111 
105 
105 
102-16 

11738 

127 
119 
131 
118Hi 

44 

419 

4% 
4% 

4§ 
5% 
4>9 
5% 
5% 

476 
438 

5% 

5% 

4% 
5HI 

a 

103 

ibs 

7s,  Fund'g,  May/04.M&N 
7s,  NOT,,  1908,  M&N 
6s,  gold,  May,1906.M&N 
6s  Aug    1909            F&A 

5s,  Sewer/97  to  '17.  M&S 
Marion  Co.— 
5s,  Bridge,  '97-'01..  M&S 
Martin's  Ferry  — 
6s,  Pav.,  Sept.  1/97-1904 
5s,  Sch.,  1926  to  '44.  M&S 
McComb  — 
6s,  Imp.,  Oct.,  1904..  J&J 
Medina  Co.  — 
58.1898  to  1901.  ...F&A 
Milford  Center—  • 
Gs,  Ref.,  '99  to  '13..  A&O 
Monterey  Township  — 
6s   Sch    1897  to  1904 

5s,  Sew.,  May,  1909.  M&N 
5s,  30-508,  s.  f.  ,  1930.M&N 
4s,  30-508,  8.  f.,  1931.J&J 
1    4S.8.F.,  30-508,  J'ly,  1941 
3-65  g.,  Feb.,  1937  
Cleveland— 
6s,  June  1898            J&D 



108-65 

Kensselaer  Co  — 
3138,  Court  House  certifi- 
cates, 1911  to  1927 

3-55 

3% 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 

3% 

3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 

... 

6s,B'rtofEd.,Sept.l,1907 
to  1916  Seml-an. 

Riehtield  Springs— 
4s,F'nd.W'ter,J'e  1/06.14 
Richmond  Co.— 
4s,Fund..June  1,  '14.J&D 
4s,  g.,  July,  1,  1921.  .J&J 
Roc  U  ester— 
7s,  Reg..  Jan.  1,1903  
4s,  1912. 

104  »8 



5s,  El.Rd.,J'ne,  1903  J&D 
5s,  Oct.,  1902  A&O 

1074 
106% 

1084 
107% 

5s,  Viad.,  June,1907.J&D 
4ifi8  B'dge  '99    Seml-an 

Montpelier— 
6s,  Wat.&  Lt.,  1900-1906 
6s.  Wat.&  Lt.,  1920-1929 
Napoleon  — 
5s,  Water,  1906       .  J&J 





4Hs,  Wat.,  Apr.,  '02.  A&O 
4138,  School,  J'e,'02.J&D 
4s,  Funded  debt,  April, 
1902  .                       A&O 

103 

ibiia 

1014 
lOlia 
102% 
108% 

1024 
102% 

109*2 

105 

Siss.Ref'g  RR..1913.F&A 
34s,B'dge,8ep.l/22.J&J 
Rookland  Co.— 
413,  Reg.,1903-'05..A&0 
Saranao  Lake— 
5s,  Water,  July  l.'24.July 
Schenectady  — 
7s,  Jan.,  1898  to  '00.  J&J 
4s,Wat.,N'vl,'08-15.M&N 
3s,  Water,  Aug.  15,  '11-13 
Syracuse  — 
7s,  RR.,  Jan.  1,  1900.  J&J 
4s,  Rfd.  Feb.  1,  1904.F&A 
4s,  Sell.  DC.  15/97-'06J&D 
3138,  Wa.  J'ly  1,  1920.J&J 
3s,  Wa.,  July  1,  1920.J&J 
Troy— 
5s.Wat.,M'yl/97-02M&N 
4iss,  Water/98  to'04.F&A 
4s,  June  2,  '98-1904.J&D 
3138,  Reg.,  1900-'04.M&N 
3iss,  Deo.  15,1905-11  J&D 
Sigs,  Reg.  Imp.,  1914.J&J 
3s,Bldg.,  Oct.  19/99.  A&O 
Utioa— 
7s,  RR.  Aid,  July  1,  1901 
4s,  Paving,  1901 

4s,Wat'r  April,  1903A&O 
4s,  Sew..  Apr.,  1906.A&O 
4s.  Park,op.&ree.Apr.'27 
3-65s,  Water,  Sept.,  1902. 
Clermont  Co.  — 
5s,  June  1,  1916-'23.  J&D 
Clifton— 
4138,  Gen.  lmp..!919.J&J 
2d  ser.,  May,1920.M&N 
4138,  Sewer,  July,  '17J&J 
4i28,Wat,,2dser./22A&O 
5s,  Water,  Jan.,  1906.  J&J 
Columbian;!  — 
5s,  Water,  Moh.  1,  1915 

Nelsonville  — 
6s,  Ref.,Apr.l,  1914.A&O 
6s,8chool,1906to'14  M&S 
Newark  — 
5s,Ref.S'pl/97to'12.M&S 
Niles-68,    Electric    light. 
Sep.l5/05to'19.Semi  an. 
North  Baltimore— 
68,  Paving,  1906.  .  .  .M&N 
Norwood—  6s,  1897  to  1905 
5s,  1915  
5s,  El.  Lt.  1897  to  1926 

106-55 

1    1081s 
t   108i« 
t  1074 
t   109 
t   10713 





.... 

103 

4% 

5% 
5% 
54 
4% 

54 

3% 
3% 

|74 

3% 
3-75 

378 
51s 

4 

4 
4 

4 

Pickaway  Co.  — 
6s,  Road,  '97  to  1900.M&S 
Plain  Citv— 
6s,  Ref  Water,1903  to  23. 
Pleasant  Township— 
6s,  refund.,  1897  to  1900 
Pomeroy  — 
6s,Ref.,Nov.l,1914.M&S 
Pore  Clinton  — 
5s,  Water,  1905-25  

Columbus— 
6s  June  1904           J&D 

113=8 

5s,FireDep't,  June,  1904 
5s,  Water,  Ap.  1,  '07.  A&O 
5s,8ewer,,July,  191  2.  J&J 
5s.  8ewer,Sep.,1913  .M&8 
4138,  Viad.,  NOT.'02.M&N 
4138,  Sewer,  Sept.,  1921.. 
4s,  Sewer,  Ap.  1,  '10.  A&O 
4s,NOT.,  1909  J&D 
Corning  — 
6s,  Re'f.,  Water,  '97  to  '04 
Cuyahoga  Co— 
5s  July,  1918             J&J 

107 

ib'gii 

113 
102 

1154 
103% 
112 

Portsmoutlj—  5s,  Aug.,  1900 
5s,  Water,  May  1,  1906.  . 
Putnam  Co.  — 
6s  Ditch  1899  to  1900 

ioiii 

104 

3-45 
3-40 

5 

5% 

Yonkers— 
7s,  Apr.  1,1901-2.  ..A&O 
4s,  Bridge,  Apr.  1/97J&D 
4s,  Paving,  Mar.,  1897  to 
1901  M&S 

Ill 
100 

100 

Ridge  Township  — 
5s,  Road,  Apr.  1/15.A&O 
Salem— 
6s,  RR.,  1911..           M&S 



Dayton— 
6s    Apr     1897  to  1899 



3V60 

6s,  NOT.,  1904  
5s.  Soli.,  Feb.  1.  '06.  F&A'     



Salinevllle— 
6s,  School.  Dec.  1/1  5..I&D 

4s,  Sch.  Ap.  1  ,'20to'24A&0 

*  Flat  price. 


t  These  towns  have  been  taken  Into  Cincinnati ;  their  bonds  are  now  Cincinnati  obligations. 


MAY,  1897.  J 


MUNICIPAL  BONDS. 


Bon4a. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

Bonda. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

Bonda. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

58,  Wharf,  Aug.i7o9.FAA 

5a,Rerdg.  19O3-'12.MA8 
Steubenrlfie— 
48,  Water,  1924  MAS 

•a,  Par.,1897tol9O3... 





4 
4 

4 
54 

Plttsburg—  (Con.)— 
68,  Water,  Jan.,1908.J&J 
5s.  Funded  debt  Improve- 
ment, 1913  JAD 

116 

119 



.... 

N  ashvlUe—  (Con.)— 
44s,  1907  

44s,  1918,  Water....  J&J 

•  1034 



44 
44 
44 
44 
44 
44 

4^8 

•  101 
1014 
*  1014 
*  100 

44s,  School,  July,  1919 

3-30 

99 



4s,  Comp.,  Jan.  ,1915.  J&J 
Beading  —  Is,  Aug.,  1910... 
4s,  Apr.,  1918  A&O 
Scranton— 
44s,Redemp.,  June,  19O9 
44e,Clty  lmp.,June,1919 
44s,  School,  1920 

107 
105 
108 

1064 
1064 
107 



44s,  1923.... 

4s,  1919  
North  Knoxvllle— 
5s.  Water,  Sept.,  1919  .. 
Shelby  Co.—  6s,  Long.  A&O 
6s,  Long,  various  .  .  .M&S 
6s,  Short  J&J 

Toledo—  7-3  May  4.  19OO... 
6s.  Oct.,  1899.  A&O  

i"02" 

1034 
110 

110 

116 
115 
106 

118 
118 
118 
1034 
1034 

58.     Refunding,    Water, 
June  1,  1903  JAD 

lOS^a 

111* 

4 
3-9O 
3-90 
1-90 
3-90 
3V 
3-70 
3-80 

4=8 

44 

4»8 

4 
4 

3-90 

:  :..'• 
8-90 
3-90 

4 

6 

6 

6 



3* 
3* 

3-70 
3-70 

3-60 
33, 
345 
3-45 

370 
3'65 
3-75 
3-70 

3-70 
3-70 

34 

34 
34 
34 

3'22 
3-70 

Sharpsb-g  5s,  8chool,1902-9 
Wllkes-Barre— 
6s.  Aug.  1,1897.  ..Aug.  1 
Ss.Certtfs'.,  1898  In. 

RHODE  ISLAND 
34,  g.,  8.  a.,  1934  J&J 
Burrillville— 
4s,  g.,  Impt.,  Jan.  1,  1907 
4s,  g.,  Impt.,  Jan.  1,  1922 
Central  Falls— 
4s,  gold,  Dec.,  1905  to  '20 
Cranston  —  is,  Aug.  15,  '25. 
Newport  —  Is,  Mar.,  1905... 
4s,  g..  Park,  Feb.,  1927.. 
Pawtucket  — 
5s,  April.  1899  AAO 

Sa,  May  1.1911  ....MAN 
44a,Ben.Ju'el8/04.JAD 
448,  Flre,July,1912J&J 
44a.  Oet..l919  A&O 
44a.8eh.,F*b.l7/16FAA 
48,  Park,  July  1.  '22  JAJ 
48.  Park.  July  1.  '42  JAJ 
Union  City— 
6s,rrfuy..l903to-15.JAD 
Van  Wen— 
38,  Water,  Apr.  1.  1911-41 
Van  Wert  Co.— 
6a,R'd,  1911tol919.FAA 
Vapakoneta  — 
5s,  Water.  190O--16.MAS 
Westwood— 
68.  Beech  Ar.,'97  to  19O5 
Sa,  Sldewalk.Sept.2,1925 
38.  Water.  July  1,  1915.. 

------ 

:::n; 

Wilson  Co.—  6s,  1899..  J&J 

TEXAS 

7s,  Frontier  def.,1910.M&S 
6s,  g..  Bed.  J'y,  1906..  .  ..I&J 
5s,  Betir'g  outs.,  1909.J&J 
4s,  Bet'g  outs.,  Jan./99.Jan 
Abilene— 
8s,  Water,  Jan.6,1901  J&  J 
Austin— 
6s  July  1904              J&J 

*  100 

i'06\ 

van 

106 

105 





.... 

98 

101 
95 
100 

105 
"97" 

47" 

5s,Wat.&  Lt.J'ly/3d..Q-J 

110% 

103*» 

Bexar  Co.—  ' 
6s,   gold,   Court    House, 
Aug.  18,  1933,  Anril  10.. 

1024 

103'.\. 
103* 

106 
1064 

'  .. 
1  



4s,  g,  July,  1910....  JAJ 
4s,  Water,  July  l.'19.J&J 
48,  g.,  July  1,1936  
4s,  g..  Water  A  8.,  July, 
1934  J&J 

5s,  Bridge,  1910..  Apr.  10 
Brown  Co.— 
54s,  Bet.,  Apr.  1905-35.. 
Commerce  — 
6s,  Sch.,  1901-1906..  J&J 
Corsicana  — 
5s,8wr.,  July  1,1919.  J&J 
Dallas  — 
7s,  BB.,  Apr.  1904..  A&O 
6s,  Funding,  1917.  .A&O 
5s,  Fd.,  July,  1931..  J&J 
5s,  g.,  Aug.,  1928.  ...F&A 
Enuls— 
68,Sch.,Sep.l5,1934.M&S 
Fort  Worth    7s  1904  M&S 

100 



102 

104* 

Wlnton  Place  — 
38,  Town  Hall.  1915-25.. 
Wood  Co.—  5s,  Court-houae, 
March  1,  1897  MAS 

103 



4s,  Fd.  loan,  g.,  '36..  JAJ 
Providence— 
6g.,  July  1,1900  J&J 

95 

109 
107 
100 
1004 

98 
111 

.... 

Toun«atown—  6s,    Paring, 

<),-t    I    ;  -'iT  ;..  !•.">:! 

105 
113 
113 
111% 

102* 

1024 
105-17 

4 
•  1094 

1054 

1144 
113'e 
1124 
1134 

1  Oil's 

104 

14 
107 

iio" 

103 
103 
106 
954 
84 

6s3chool.  Sept.,  •OS-MAS 
38,  Fund.,Sept.i/01.8.-an 
Sa.  Park,  Mar.  1,  '14.JAJ 
3s.Flre,Oe  V97to-  15.AAO 
CanearUle— 
448.  Ref.,  Oct.  1,-09-AAO 

OKLAHOMA 

6ZFd.JBepC10.190a.Bapt, 
Oklahoma  Clty- 
6a,  Be  a..  Jan.  1.  1914JAJ 
64,  Fund'K,  1906  to  1915 
Oklahoma  Co.- 
68.  Fund.  Dec..  1904  Ann 
6a,  Fnnd-g..  1919  to  1922 

OREGON 
Astoria— 
08,  Sen.,  Mar.  1.19  14  ,M  AS 
Sal  a-..  Water.  1933... 

5s,  g.,  July,  1906  .  .  .  .JAJ 
48,  Qch.  ,  g..  May  ,2,%.  MAN 
48,  g.,Park.  July/21J&J 
4a,  (.,  March  1922  

102 



348,  g..  Wat..  1916.  MAS 
Woonsocket— 
4s,  Water,  Apr.l  .'  1  5.  AAO 
48,  Reg.g.,May,'27.M&N 

SOUTH  CAROLINA 
6s,  Old  bonds,  1869  to  1888 
448,  Blue,  192H  JAJ 
44s.  New  issue.  1933..  J&J 
4s.  July  1,  1936              JAJ 

6s,  Water,  Feb.,  '22.  F&A 
5s,  Ref.,  1920  J&J 

5-20 
.... 

99 

Galveston  — 
8s.  1897  to  1903  M&S 
5s,  Llm.  debt,  Sep.1,1921 
DBfUm.  debt,  June  1,  '23 
5s,  Lim.  debt,  Jan.  22/25 
5s,  Liui.  debt,  1927  
5s,  Fund'g,1905-15.M&N 
5s,  Wat.,  1908-1928  .  .J&J 
5s,  1914-1934  
Henrietta- 
OS,  g.,  Bef.C.-H.,'25.J&J 
HUlsboro—  5s,  gold,  Water. 
Jan.  1,1935  J&J 
6s,  School,  1U09  J&J 
Honey  Grove  — 
5s,  Imp.,  1906--26  
Houston  — 
10s,  New  series,  1901.  J&J 
6e,oomp.,  July,  1918J&J 
6s,  com  p.,  1912  
5s,  Comp.,  July,  '18.  J&J 
SB,  g.,  Ref.,  Jau.  1/37J&J 

100 
10O 
100 
100 
1OO 
100 
1004 

100 



.... 





101 
102 

.... 

Charleston— 
7a,  Convertible,  '97.  AAO 
68,  1898  ..                 A.vo 

ibs" 

100 

.... 

5s,  Oct.,  1923            A&O 

4s.  19O9                     .  JAJ 

103 

4-80 

Columbia—  3s-4s.  1910  

MalheurCo.- 
8«.  School,  Sept.  1914... 

SOUTH  DAKOTA 
6a,  Rev.,  war.,  Apr.  1.  1897 
6aJBoh.ACol.,J'y  l.'OSJ&J 
5s.Seh.ACoL  JTy  1/07  JAJ 
44a,  Refd.,  May  1,'07.  JAJ 
4s.Constlt-n.Mar.l/10.JAJ 
848.  Herd.,  Nor.  1,  '12  JAJ 
Aberdeen— 
6s,  Ref.,  Jan.  1.1915.  JAJ 
FauikCo.- 
Ua,Fund.Jan.l,-15.8.-an. 
Hanson  Co.— 
6a,  Refunding.  19O8.JAJ 
Lake  Co.-Ss.K.i^..]  o  -jo  j  r 
Marshall  Co.— 
6s,  Fund..  Jan.  1,'IS.JAJ 
Mitchell- 
da,  School,  Apr.,'14.AAO 
Sioux  Falls- 
38,  Fund..  Jan.  1,  '10JAJ 
Waurtown 
6s,  School,  J  uly  1/09  JAJ 

TENNESSEE 
6s,  Unfunded.  1900...  JAJ 
6s,  Compromise,  1912  
4  4s.Penlteut-.Oct.-  13.  AAO 
44s.  Redemp.,  1913.  .AAO 
4s,  Funding,  1907  


100 

ib"2 

97 

100 

.... 

Portland- 
6s,  jr..  Sewer.  1905  .  JAJ 
68,  Sen.  Dint.,  1913  .AAO 
68.  feC.  H.July  1/23  JAJ 
Sal  Va..  Jan   1.  1917JAJ 

Sa,*'',  Bru£e7*925  AAO 
38.  (..Jan.,  1922..  ..JAJ 
Waaeo  Co.-7s.Seh.  Sep.  /O4 

PENNSYLVANIA 

44 
4-15 
4  13 
4-13 
I  "'. 
4-15 
4* 

8 

44 

44 



1134 
1114 
I  If  4 
lie 

1134 

100 

1064 
104 
97 

1084 
106 
984 
100 

::;: 

100 

6 

a 
a 

6 

6 
6 

6 



100 

105 
98 

99 

6s,  Bridge.  1909..  Apr.  10 

1912  to  1937  J&J 

5s,  Improv.,  June,  1U3O. 
San  Antonio— 
«8,  Rcfund'g,  1898.  .J&D 
6s,K.,Fuud.,1905  15.F&A 
6s,Iiiii>t.,Aug.  1/08.  F&A 
6s,  May  1,  1915....M&N 
6s,  1916  F&A 

101 
107 

s" 

48,  189-*  to  1904 

iba 

in 

106 

1054 

I'M    . 

107 

Hi 

109% 
104 

. 

48.  Fund's-.  Feb.,1912.FAA 
848,  Fund..  Feb.,1912.FAA 
Altochroy-Sa,  1897.  .Var. 
44%  1900  to  1903...  Var. 
48,  1901  to  1919  Var. 
48.  July,  191O  .. 



360 

112 

.... 

100 

101 

Sherman  — 

103 
101 
105 



6s,  Fund'g,  aver.  18  yrs.. 
Cs,  Rerd'g,  aver.  94  yrs. 
6s,  Water,  aver.  204  yrs 
Temple  — 
7s,  M'rket,Mar.l/27.M&S 
Tyler—  7s,    water,  Jan.  1, 
1903  J&J 

4a.  July   1923 

Allegheny  Co.  — 

90 
90 
107 
107 

105 

ibs" 
ibi" 

"4" 

4a.  Riot,  1900-1906..  Var. 
AJl8»towm—  78,  1899.  .AAO 
38.  Water.  1899  AAC 
4a.  City,  19O4    ..     .  JAJ 



105 
101 
100 
100 

1024 

101 

.... 

100 

100 
100 

Waco—  5s.  Gold,  1923  
5s,  1920.  M&S 

Altoona- 
4s,  School.  1924  JAJ 
48.  Impr.,  1905-25  ..JAJ 
Braddoek- 
_SaJto».watJanl.'04JAJ 

Oa,Clty  1°9S             JAJ 

4s,  Redemption,  1912..  JAJ 
Sa.  Settlement  (  1OO)  .  .  .  J  AJ 
3s,  Settlement  (1000),  1913 

95 
79 
794 
100 



.... 

5s,  Bef.,  July,  1909.  J&J 

UTAH 

'  5s,  Bulld'g,  1900-1910.  JAJ 
5s,  Territorial,  '98--06.J&J 
Logan—  5s,  g..  Water,  Dec. 
1912..  ..I...  J&D 

34 

4 

106-67 

Obattai  -•< 
6s,  April,  1909  AAO 

4°e 

100 
100 
100 

Sa.  City,  1898  to  'O9.JAJ 
48,  City,  1901  to  1904  JAJ 
4a.8enooI.Jnly  l.'UJAJ 
Harrtetran- 
68,  July  19O3              JAJ 

Davidson  Co.-6s,  '99.  J&J 
3s,  Asylum,  1903...  JAJ 
44s   1915            .  ...JAJ 

100 
100 

3', 
3'e 

44 
44 

4% 
B% 

4^ 
"i" 

Ogden—  5s,  Gen.  Imp.,  May 

1,1913  M&S 

113 

EH 

104 

103 
103 
104 
101 
100 

Hamilton  Co.—  5s,  Bridge, 
Oct.  1,  1909  AAO 

Salt  Lake  City— 
5s,  Geu.rd.,1901-ll.JAJ 
5s,  Fund.,  1908  M&S 
5s,  Fund.,  1912  J&J 
5s,  Fund.,  1914  M&N 
Ss.School  Dlst,  1902.F&A 
1    5s,         "            1913.  F&A 
Salt  Lake  County  — 
j    5s,  Fd.,Aug.l/06-16F&A 

VERMONT 

6s,  Agric.  College,  June  1 
1910  J&D 

Sa.  Jan.  l,-»8to  1900JAJ 
4e,Ctty,  /uly  1.192OJAJ 
BoaMcteaA-6-4a.Oet.1891 
101916  AAO 
Johaatown—  58.1921    J  41 
4S8,  Sept.  1,  1923.    MA* 
48.  Fire  alarm.  1923  JAJ 
taanaater  fl8.'O5to2O  Jan 

Harrtman  — 
fle,  Aug.  1,1923  FAA 

102 
1O8 
100 
100 

i 

44 

3-70 
3-70 

3-52 
3-52 
3-52 

3* 





1074 

465 

ibi 

97 
98 

Jackson  —6s,  19OO  

Knozrllle—  6s,  Fund.,  1915 
5s,  g.,  Imp.,  1921  
4s,  Funding,  1920  

4 



"964 

130 

131 
1034 
1044 

1034 

102 
104 

103 
105 
107 
103 

108 

...... 

.... 

3-80 

Lexington—  #s,  BR.  aid,  '13 
Marshall  Co.-Ss,  1901.  FAA 
Memphis  — 
6a,Tazdlstrict,1915.J&J 
1    6s,  Comp..  Fltppln,  19O7. 

.....  •   .  •...   ,6to9orn 

44.  Befdg..  g.,  1926.JAJ 
Haslir  Ille-Jis,  19O1  .  .  JAJ 
6s,  Refunding,  1903  JAJ 
.,-    1MB                  ...JAJ 

•  ibo 

•  112 
•  114 
•  114 
•  1074 
•  105 
*  106 
•  107 
•   1134 
'  1144 
;  1164 

•  117 

'  1184 

103 

114 
117 
115 
109 

...... 

.,_     tv*r*.r     1  •»  '  '                   AJ 

448,  FuaAlnr.  192O  JAJ 

Barre—  4s,  May,  1911  

4s,  May,  1916  
Bellows  Falls— 
4s.  Water,  1915  
Bennlngton— 
4s,  Sewer,  Jan.  ,'03-5.  JAJ 
4s,  Jan.,  1917  J&J 
Brattleboro— 

1024 

101 
103 

Korrlatown—  is.  1913  JAJ 
Os.  Taxed,  i(M>i". 

3-80 

111 
IISH 

106 
'     106 

ibo" 

1      106 
118 

>      118 

48.   Hew  funding,   Dee. 
1897101904.  JAJ 

6s!  Funding,  1907..  MAN 
6a!  Water  1908  MAN 
,  ..    U   .•    .......         MA-N 
6s  Water,  1910  MAN 
6a|  Water,  1911  M&> 
tts   Apr.  30,  1913...  MAN 
54s.  Bridge,  1905..  .AAC 
5s,  Water,  1921  JAt 
1     Ssl  Hay  mark..  1922.MA! 

84*.  19OI  to  1924  
*Ha.  DM.31.  1906.  .JAJ 
JNjr»T.1.1900U>'19.MAi' 

f*lT  t*f  •    i  TkT 

**m    Anrll    IftOfi               \  '  ' 

7a,  Futed  debt"l909.  .  . 
•a,  OoM.  Mnnlrlpal  eon 

1O64   — 

103U3-10 

4s,  Jan.  1,  1911.. 

4s.  Jan.  1,  1918  

Burlington—  4s,  July,  1908 
Newport  —  4s,   g.,   Water 

102 
107 



...... 

3-3.-, 

:i  ft 

•  1071 
•  1074 

•    101 

Rocklnifhtuu— 
4s,  Jan..  1898  to  1917.. 



.... 

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Bond*. 

Bid. 

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To 
Net. 

Rutland— 
4f,  K..  Sewer,  1926.  MAN 
St.  Albans— 
48,  Refund.,  Water,  1907 

VIRGINIA 

Ss,  New,  c.,  1932  J&J 
2-38.  Funded  debt,  '91.  J&J 
6s,  Trust  receipts,  stamped 
Danville—  8s,  1903-11.  J&J 
6s  1914           

106 

102 

*     74is 

:  *p 

120 
110 

90 

106is 
103 

75 
65 
5i4 

100 
100 

a 

4% 

4% 

Ballard—  6s  gold,  Water  & 
Light,  Jan.  1,  1915..  J&J 
East  Taooma--Gs,Sch.  Dlst., 
Feb.  1,  19OO                F&A 

106 

5 

5 
5«8 

5Vi 
5>4 

538 

5% 

5% 
513 

i* 

5 

'sii 

53e 
514 

5 

4T8 

*78 

»% 

5% 
5 

WISCONSIN- 
41*8,  Bridge,  J'ly  1,  '24,  July 

Falrh'v.-6s,g.,J'lyl,llJ&J 
Klttltass  Co.— 
6s,  Fund.,  Mar.  1,  '02-'12 
Lincoln  Co.—  6s,  1912,June 
Pierce  Co.  — 
Us,  Fd.,  June  1,1911.  June 
5s,  May  2,  1912  May 
Port  Townsond  rteliool  Dis- 
trict No.  1  —  Os,  1905-15.. 

104 

Ashland    5s  Fdg  1909  J&J 

ibsij 

4i« 
41, 

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Burlingt'n  5s,  Sch.,'01  to'06 
Chippewa  Co.— 
5s,  Dec.,  19O1  Dec. 
Elkhorn-5s,Water,'99to'07 
Green  Bay  — 
5s,B'dge&Sch.,'98to'12 
Iron  Co.  — 
6s,Jail,Jan.,1898  to  1912 
6s,  Jail,  Jan.,  1903  to  1907 
La  Crosse  — 
5s,Bridge,Jan.l5,'10.J&J 
5s  1906-1916              J&J 

ibo" 

104 

1. 



4 

Frauklin  Oo.  — 
6s  Jan  1  1909          J&J 

Harrlsonburg— 
5s,  Fund.,  j  uly  1,  '24.J&J 
Lynchburg— 
SB  1904-1907              ,!\.l 

Ban  Juan  Co.— 
6s,  g.,  F'dg,  Sep.  1,'05-15. 
Seattle— 
6s,Sch.g.,Jan.l,'1909J&J 
5s,F'dg,g..July,1913.J&J 
5s,  g.,  Apr.,1912  A&O 
Ss.Sch.Dia.No.  I.'IO.J&J 
5s,  Sch.  Dist.,  No.  1.1915 
Skagit  Co.— 
6s,  g.,  Fund,  Dec.  1,1913 
Spokane-6s,Oct.l  .'ll.A&O 
Spokane  Co.—  6s,  School... 
TMst.,  July  1,  1910...  J&J 
Tacouia  — 
6s,  Apr.  15,  1911..  ..A&O 
5s,  g.,  Water  &  Lt.,Juue  1, 
1913                     ..    J&D 



104-90 

110 

6s|L.  &  Dftn.ER19Ol.J4J 
6s,  1897  to  1915  J&J 
5s,  Perm,  imp.,  1916.  J&J 
Manchester—  6s,  10-40.J&J 
5s   1923  J&J 

100 
•100 
101i4 

Madison—  4s,  Ref.,'15.  A&O 
Milwaukee  — 
7s,  General,  1901....  J&J 
7s,  Water,  Jan.  1/02.J&J 
5s,  July  1,  1907  

95 
112 

113 
1151s 
112% 
115H 
112H1 

3-5'5 
3-5O 
3-55 
350 
3-55 

101 
99 

105 
114ij) 
103  ia 
115 
106% 
108 

112 
106 
100 
128 
113 
11214 
100"« 
1001s 

10012 

lOOHi 
100  << 



107ia 

111 
114 

Neapolls  — 
6s,  Water.  June  1,  1924.. 
Norfolk-8s,May,1901.M&N 
6s  Sept    1900           M'&S 

106 
115 
lO4ia 
117 
107% 
109 

;;;; 

5s  July,  1910              J&J 

5s,  July,  '97  to  1916.  J&J 
4s,  Water,  1906-7....  J&J 
Milwaukee  Co.  — 
5s,  Build.,  July  1.  '07.  J&J 
5s,  School,  July  1,'14.J&J 
Racine  — 
5s,  Adjust.,  1912.  ...Ann. 
4s,8chool,Junel,'13.J&D 
Rhinelander— 
5s,F>nd.,Fb.lf'99-08.A&O 
Shullsburg—  5  i,  Water,  Feb. 
1,  1898  to  1912  Feb. 
Superior— 
Os,Sewer,Ag.l,1910.F&A 
6s,  June  1,1902  

106 
109 

"95" 

98 

6s,  Renew'l,  Jan.,'  14.  J&J 
5s,  Renewal,  Ap.,'ll.A&O 
5s  1924                     M&N 

107 

111* 
102 

104 

4»» 

Petersburg— 
8s  1903                     M&N 

Wnatcom  Co.  — 
6s,  Fund.,  1911  Deo 
Whitman  Co.— 
5s,  Fund.,  1912  Apr. 

WEST  VIRGINIA. 

Huntington— 
6s,  Paving,  Oct.  1,  1921. 
5s,  8ch.,  Aug.7,'97-1901. 
Parkersburg— 
6s,  Ref  .,  1906    J&J 

6s"  1905                      F&A 

ios" 

.... 





Richmond—  8s,  1904-10J&J 
6s,  1904-1910  J&J 

119% 

47» 

4i« 

5s  1920-1922              J&J 

il2Js 

102 
102 
102 
102 

102 

3-70 

4s  1920-1929              J&J 

4s  Jnly  1  1924           J&J 

4s,  1925  J&J 



100 

WYOMING. 

6s,  Capitol,  Jan.  1,  1901- 
1910  Jan.  1 

5 

4 

4s  1926                        J&J 

4s,  Registered,  refund'g, 
1929                           J&J 

5s,  Park,Junei,'16.June 
Wheeling— 
6s,  Edge.,  Nov.  1,  '01-24. 
5s,  City,  July  1,  1919  

104% 

4»8 

4% 
40g 

4>3 

WASHINGTON. 

3  "as,  Funding,  April,  1905, 
April  1  

6s,  Unlver.  Build'g,  1902 
to  1911  Jan.  1 

Fremont  Co.  — 
6s.  Fdg.,  1905-1915  

4Hjs.  Bridge,  July  1,  1924 

*  Flat  price. 


MISCELLANEOUS     SECURITIES. 

Prices  marked  thus  (*)  are  flat  prices— that  is,  the  purchaser  does  not  pay  accrued  interest  iu  addition. 


Bonds. 

Bid. 

*  96 

106 
95 

103 
•110 
H06ifl 

105 
"100 
"100 

*  74ifl 
97 
•  95 
*100 
•107 
•  95 
-110 

*  95 
*  60 

105i« 

ibs" 

102 

Ask. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bonds.                          Bid. 

Ask. 

105 
101 
100 
10 

MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 
Acker,  Men-all  &  Condit  6s.  .1903 
Albemarle  &  Chea.  Canal  Co.— 
1st  M  7s  1909 

Consolidated  Coal,  6s,  1911,  M&S. 
Consol.  Water  Co.,  San  Diego— 
lstmort.,g.,5s,  1914  M&N 
Contra  Costa  Water,  5s,  1915.J&J 
Cov.&Cin.  Bdg.,  1st,  g.,  48,1915.. 
De1  &  Hud  Canal  —  See  RR  bonds 

*  94 

*  88 
*  96i2 
100 

96 

94 
98 
101 

75 
94 

"42" 

Knickerbocker  Ice,  5s  

*  95 
*  99 
*  98 
*     5 

104 

'11012 

105 

L'cledeBld.Co.,l8t,6a,'97-'07,M&N 
2d  7s,  1897,  J&J. 

HOia 

JLa  Grange  Furnace,6s,  1912.  Aug. 
Leavenw.  Term.  Bridge  —  See  RR. 
Lebanon  Water  Co.,  6s,  1918,  J&J 
Leh.  Coal  &  N.,  4iss,  g..  1914..  Q-J. 
Railroad,  gold,  4s.  1914  (J-F. 

Algiers  W.  W.&  Elec.  6s,  1925.  J&D 
Alton  Br     See  8t  C  M  &  St  L  RR. 

Amer.  Bell  Teleph.,7s,  1898,  F&A 
American  Brew.  Co.  6s,  1915.  J&J 
Amer.  Cot.  Oil,  deb.,  8s  1900,  Q-F. 
Amer.  Dock  &  Imp.—  See  Cent.  N.  J. 
Amer.Safe  Dep.Co.—  6s,  1903.Q.-J. 
Amer.  Sec.  &  Tr.,  5s,  1905,  F&A.  15 
5s  1905  A&O    

Denver  Un.  Water,  1st,  g.,  58.1914 
Domin.  Coal,  1st,  6s,  1913,  M&S.. 
Dul.  U.  Depot,  5s,Oct.l,1930.A&O 
Eagle  &  Phenix  Mfg.  Co.  ,  1st  6s.  .  . 
Edison  El.  111.  (Boston),6s.'98M&S 
6s,  1901  M&N 
Edison  El.  Ill.Co.,N.Y,lst,5s,1910 
Edis.  Elec.  Ill.N.Y.,lstcon.g.,1995 
Edison  Light  &  Power,  8,F.  6s,Q-F 
Edison  111.  Co.  ,  St  L.  ,  6s,  1923.F&A 
Edison  Elec.  111.  (Brooklyn)— 
1st,  mort.,  g.,  5s,  1940,  A&O  
Elllcott  Square  Co.  (Buffalo)— 
1st,  g.,  5s,  March,  1935  

115 
10712 

92 
*100 
*  40 

Mortgage,  g.,  6s,  1897,  15  J-D.  .  . 
Consol.  mort.,  7a,  1911,  J&D  — 
Gen.  mort.,  g.,  4*23,  1924,  Q-F. 

*103i« 

t 
* 

10412 
132 
105 



•il'iifl 

*iim 

*127i2 
*  57 

*109 

109 
104 
t  

*ib'2" 

105 
100 
101 

I  98 
•  98 

100 

ii"2i4 

129" 
60 

111 
108 
31 

ios" 

103 

101 
102 

101 

Col.  Tr.,  g.,  4138,  1905  M&S 
1    Del.  Di  v.  Canal  1st.  6s,  1898.  J&J 
Leh.  Val.  Coal  Co.—  See  RR. 
Levee  S.  Cot.  Press,  lst,6a,'07,M&N 
Los  Angeles  Lt.  Co.,  6s,  1905.  J&J 
Guaranteed,  6s,  1905,  J&J  
Louisiana  Eleo.  Lt.,  1st  6s  
Loulsv.  Board  of  Tr.,  6s,  1910,  J&J 
Louisv.WaterCo.,l8t,68,1906,A&O 
2d,  5s,  1910,  F&A 



American  Spirits  Manuf.  Co.— 
1st  g    6s,  1915                   .  M&S 

75 
99 
98 

ib'6" 
111 

101 
65 

ibi" 

'100 
*   92is 
*  98i2 

ibi" 

115 
109 

* 

*"85" 
•103 
*107 

100 

*  86 
•100 
•108 

•101 
*102 

t... 
•110 
100 

10213 

100 

«ib'2" 

it 

ibo" 

100 

io2" 

116 
110 

"e'e" 
111 

40 
90 

109" 

90 

103 
110 

ibi" 

101 

10313 

ibo" 
111 

"s'gis 
ii's" 

Amer.  Strawboard  Co.,  6s,  F&A... 

Augusta  Factory,  6s,  1899 

IstM  6s,  1915      M&N 

B.  &  S.  Car  Co.,  lst,g.,6s,  1942,  J&J 
Bere.&EngleBrew.,lat,68,'21,J&.T 
Blue  Lakes  (Cal.)  Water  Co.— 
6s,  1938         M&S 

1st,  g..  6s,  May.  1910  
EliniraMun.Imp.Co.,5s.l942.A&O 
ElytouCo.  (N.  O.)-5s,  1924..  J&J 
Enterprise  Mfg.  Co.,  1st,  6s,  1903. 
Erie  Tel.  &  Tel.,  6s,  1903,  J&J  
6s,  1909.A&O  
Ccl.  tr.,  g.,  s.  f.,  5s,  1926  
Ft.  S.  &  Van  B.  Bridge—  See  St.  L. 
&  San  Fran.  RR. 
Fo  xburg  Bge.—  See  Pitts.  &W.  RR. 
Frank  Jonea  Brewing  Co.  — 
1st  M.,  deb..  5s,  £  
Fresno  Water  Co  ,  6s,  1910.  .A&O 
Galveston  Wharf  Co.— 
1st,  5s,  gold   1940                 A&O 

LowellEl.Lt.Cor.,lst,5a,g.,'14,J&J 
Madis'nSq..Gard.,lst5s,1919.M&N 
2d  mort.,  6s,  1919  M&N 
Maine  Steamship  Co.  — 
1st  M.,  skg.  fd.  g.  6a,  Apr.,  1926 
Manual.  Beach  H.&  L.Co.  (Ltd.)— 
General,  gold,  la,  1940.  ...M&N 
Maryland  Steel  Co.,  5a,  1922,  F&A 
Masonic  Hall  Ass'n  (Wash.)  5s,  '08 
Masonic  Temple  (Memphis),  6s  
Merch.  Br.—  See  St.  L.  Mer.  Term. 
Metrop.  Opera  &  R.  E.  Co.  1st  5s, 
May  1   1903  M&N 

Bon  Air  Coal  6s,  1915             .J&J 

Booneville  Bge.—  See  M.K.&T.RR. 
Boston  &  Mont'a,  7s,  1902-7,  M&N 
1st  Issue,  7s,  1808,  J&J  
Boston  El.  Lt.—  6s,  1908  M&S 
do            5s,1924  M&S 
Boston  Terminal  Co.— 
IstM    g  3138,  Aug.  1,  '98  Q.-A. 

IstM    3148  Feb.  1,1947      

100 

"95" 

130 

1061s 
52i2 

10014 
103T8 
100 

iioia 

ioo" 

100 

"s'S" 
"97" 

81 
101 

'"«" 

Brooklyn  &  N.Y.  Ferry  Co.— 
6»  Jan   1  1911                      J&J 

117 
"  94 

*106 

* 

ibo" 

*  50 
*102 

100 

"b'iia 
lOlis 
104 
•109 
105 

ioo" 

99 
100 

ioo 

*  92 

* 

•ioo 

95 
•     4 

BklynWf.&W.Co,l8t,5s,1945,F&A 
Cahaba  Cl.  M.Co—  SeeTenn.C.l.&R 
Cairo  Bridge—  See  111.  Cent.  RR. 
California  Electric  Light,  6s,  J&J. 
Campbell  &  Co.  (incorp.),  1st  g.  5s, 
July  1,1908      

Metro.  Ferry  Co.  —  See  Long  Is.  RR. 
Mlch.-Pen.CarCo.lst,5s,g.'42,M&S 
jMiss.  Levee  (W.  B.  I.  &  S.  Co.),  6s. 
Miss.  Levee  (Yazoo  Delta),  6s  
Miss.  Rlv.  Br.—  See  Chlo.  &  Alton. 
Mo.  Elec.  Light,  1st,  6a,  1909,  A&O 
2d,  6s,  1921,  Q-May  
Morris  Aqueduct  — 
1st,  g.,  4s,  Aug.  1,1915  
Mut.  Un.  Tel.,  a.  f.,  6s,  1911,  M&N 
Muncie(Ind.)W.W.Co.,6s,'13,F&A 
Mystic  Wharf  &  Stor'ge  (Boston)— 
1st,  gold,  5s,  Dec.  1,  1906..  J&D 
Nat'l  &  Prov.  Worsted  Mills,  6s  — 
Nat.  Linseed  Oil,  g.,  6a,  1911.  A&O 
Nat.  Starch  Co.,lst,g,6s,1920.M&N 

Gen.  Electric,  deb.,  g.,5s,1922,J&D 
Grand  R.  Coal  &  C.-lst  6s,  '19.A&O 
Hackens'k  Water  re-organizat'n  - 
1st,  g.,  5s,  1926  J&J 
Con.  5s...  ' 

•  70 

>104 
•103 
*100 
*  95i3 

-100 
•106 

100 
*102ia 
70 
70 
*1OO 
*  85 

* 

*"60" 

* 
It 

100 

•100 

*  77 
*103 

102 
103k 

85 

"98" 

102 
107 

100 

ibfJi 

75 
71 
103 
90 

"e'e" 

105 
82 

103 
104 

Chateaugay  Ore  &  Ir.  Co,  6s,  1915 
Chat'n'ga  City  WatCo.—  6s.'  12,  J&J 
Ches.&Del.Canal,l8t,58,1916,J&J 
Ohes.  &Pot.Tel.,5s,1896-1911,J&D 
Ohio.  &  Atchlaon  Bridge—  See  RR. 
Ohio.  Board  of  Trade,  5s,  J&J  
Chic.  Consol.  Brew.  &  Malting  Co. 
Ohio  Dock  Co  1st  5s   A&O 

Hawaiian  Com.  &  SUE.  5ia8,  1916. 
Heck.-  J  ones-J  ew'l  Mill.,  1st,  6s,  '22 
Henderson  Bridge—  See  RR. 
Hoboken  Ferry—  1st  mtg.  5s,  1946 
Hoboken  Land  Imp.,  5s,  "10,  M&N 
Hopkinsville  Water  Co.  — 
6s,  g.,  1926  J&J 
Huntington  (W.  V.)  Water  Co.— 
6s,  1913  M&N 
Hydraulic  Press  Brick,  5s,  1904.. 
111.  Steel  Co.,  deb.,  5s,  1910,  J&J. 
Deb.,  non-conv.,  5s,  1913,  A&O. 
Imperial  Bldo.  Co.,  1st,  6s,  13,  J&J 
2d,  6s,  1908  M&S 

Ohio.  Edison  Co.,  Deb.  6s  
1st  niort.,  g.,  5s  A&O 
Ohio.  Junot.,"ool.,  g.,  5s,  1915,  J&J 
Chic.  Pack.  &  Prov.  Co.,  6s,  1910. 
Cln.  Chamb.  Com.,  4s,  1908,  J&J. 
Cin.  Desiccating,  6s,  1907  J&J 
Gin.  Masonic  Temple,  6s,  1898  
Oln.  Stock  Yards,  5s,  var.,  A&O... 
City  Water  Co.,  Sheboygan,  Wis.— 
6s,  1910,  M&S 

New  England  Telepu.&Telegr'h.— 
6s,  1908.  A&O  
5s,  April,  1915    

108 
105 
103 
*  99 
*  8813 
•1001s 
•Ill's 

Internat.  Navigat'n  Co..6s,  1906.. 
Iron  Steamboat  Co.,  6s,  1901,  J&J 
Jackson  Brew.  Co.,  1st,  6s,  'Ol.F&A 
2d,  6s,  1906.  M&N  
Jamestown  (N.  Y.)  Water  Supply 
Co.,6a,  1913,  M&O  
Jefferson  &  Clearfleld  C.  &  I.  Co.— 
1st,  g.,  5s,  1926  J&D 
2d,  gold,  5a,  1926  
Jersey  C.  El.  Lt.  Co.—  1st,  6s,  1909  . 
Kan.C.  &  M.  Ry.&  Bridge—  See  RR. 
Keithaburg  Br.—  See  la.  Cent.  RB, 
Ky.  &Ind.  Bridge—  See  RR. 
Keokuk  &  Ham.  Bridge  —  See  RR. 
Ky.  Title  Co.  R.  E.  bonds,  6s,  J&J.  .. 
Kentucky  Wagon.  6s,  1901...  J&D 

New  Haven  8.S.  Co.—  6s,1902.A&O 
•New  Orl.  Abattoir  Co.,  6s,  1916.. 
N.  O.Brew.Aaa'n,  M.,  6s,,  1905.J&D 
N.  O.  Cotton  Ex.,  1st,  5s,  '06.  Q-Jy. 
N.  O.  W.  W.  Co.,M.,6s,  1909,  A&O 
New  River  Br.—  See  Ones.  &  Ohio. 
New  South  Build.  &L  6s,'14.O.-J. 
N.Y.  Biscuit  Co.,  1st  M.,  6s,  1911. 
N.Y.&E.R»F'ryCo.lst,5s,'22.M&N 
N.Y.&N.J.F'y—  lstM.,5s.'46.J&J 
N.  Y.  &  N.  J.  Telep.,  5s,  g.,!2O,M&N 
N.Y.&  S.  B'klyn  Ferry  ,5s.'06.  M&N 
Niagara  Falls  Power  Co— 
IstM.,  gold,  5s,  1932  J&J 
Northwest'n  Teleg.,  7s,  1904,  J&J 
Ocean  Steamship  Co.  —  See  Central 

Olearf  .  Bit.  Coal—  See  N.  Y.  C.  &  H. 
Clinton  W.  W.  Co..  6a,  1913,  M&S. 
Ool.C.  &I.  Dev.,gu.,5s.  g.,'09,J&J 
Ool.  Fuel  &  Iron— 
Colorado  Coal&Ir.,68,1900,F&A 
Col.  Fuel  Co.,68,geD.,g.,'19,M&N 
Oen.,  g.,  5s,  B.  f.,  1943  F&A 
Ool,  Riv.  Bge.—  See  Int.  &Gt.  N.  RR. 
Commercial  Bldg.  Co.,  6s,  '07,  M&N 
Commercial  Cable  Co.— 
1st,  K..  4s,  2397  Q.-J. 
Oomat'okTun.,lst,lno.4s,'19.M&N 

*105 

88 
88 
•101  13 
97 

•ib§" 

14  11.  of 

107 

"Si" 
ibo" 

Ga"" 

flat  price. 


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MAT.  1897.J 


MISCELLANEOUS    BONDS    AND    STOCKS. 


H..II.U.                          Bid.    Ask.                          Bonds. 

Bid.     Ask. 

Stocks.               Par. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Odd  Fellows  Hall  (Memphis),  5s.. 
Ohio  Falls  Car  Co.,  6s,  1922.  AAO 
Omaha  Br.—  tee  Union  Pacific. 
Oreg.Imp.Oo.,  1st,  6s,g.,  1910  JAD  • 
Eng  certificates  of  deposit  • 

L0«      1 
99      1 

874 

874 

08       ' 

00  : 

:ong.GasCo.,J.C..l8t,6,1904,M,ScN  ' 
3on.  Gaa  Co.  of  N.  J.—  1st  con.  K. 
5s,  1936  ...JAJ  • 

102 
75 

106     1 

98 

98 

104 
80 
110 

LOO 
LOO 

85 
LOT 

New  York  City—  (Concluded— 
Standard,  com  100 

96 
114 
534 
59 
25 
80% 

32 
71 
60 

ibo" 

324 
14 

98 
17 
54 
62 

8'24 

714 
53" 

14»8 

64 

4'74 
02 

Consolidated  Gas  (N.Y.)— 
Deb.  5s,19O8  MAN 

Oakland  Gas-Light  A  Heat  100 

OonsoL,  5s,  1939,  AAO  • 



Denver  Consolidated  Gag  Co.  — 
1st,  M.,  g.,  6s,  Nov.  16,  1911  .JAJ  ' 
Deb.,  g.,  6g,  1911                  AAO  " 

Paterson  (N.  J.)  Gas  Light  Co.  .25 

Engraved  trust  certificates  *  

03 

Passaic  WaterOo..Paterson,N.J.— 
Gen.  M..g..  Os.  Jan..  1937.  JAJ..    100 
PennsylvanlaCanal-  6s,191O,JAJ  •  5O4 
Pennsylvania  Steel— 
1st,  5s,  1917,  MAN  -100 
Con.,  cold.  6«.  1925  MAS'  

Philadelphia- 
Northern  Liberties  25 

UetroltGas,con,lst,M..g.,58,  1918  ' 
Duluth  Gas  A  Water  Co.— 
Con.lstM.,g.,5sNov  1.1908MAN  • 
Equitable  Gag,  1st  6s,  1899...  FAA 
1st  consul.,  gold,  58,1932  


90 

70 
104 
113 

Pittsburg  Consolidated.         .      50 

Manufacturers'  Gas  50 

Pittsbure                                   50 

Ctfs.  indebted,  5s,1901-06,MAN 
Ft.  Wayne  Gas  Co.,  1st,  6s,  '25.  JAJ  ' 
3r.RapidsGas-L.Co.lst5s,'15.FAA 
ndlanaNat.AIll.,lst,68,'08,M&N  ' 
Indianapolis  Gaa,  1st,  6s,  '20,  MAN  • 
Laclede  Gas  St.  L.,g.  5s,  1919.  O-F 
Lafayette  Gas  Co.,  1st,  6s,'24,MAN 
Lockport  (N.  Y.)  Gas  A  Eleo.  Lt.— 
1st  M.,  g.,  6»,  Aug.  1,  1914.  FAA 
Logansp't  AWab.  V  al.Oas  1st  6s,'25 
LVoiilsvflle  Gag  Co.,  5s,  1916,  AAO. 
Madison  Gas  A  Eleo.— 

People's  Natural  Gas  50 

1st,  g..  5s.  1913  MAN    
Plena.  VaL  Coal,  1st,  6s.  g..'40,MAN  -1OO 
Portland  Water  Co.,  6s,  1899  102 

4«.  11--7  100 

.. 

88     i 
91     • 
75 
1044 
97 
90 

100 

74 
109 

•  90 
106 

98 
103 
112 

100 

125 
•101 
•  99 
•107 

| 

• 

•llM    * 

* 

93 
93 
78 
107 
98 
94 

102 

77 
110 

95 
109 

102 

People's  Nat.  Gas  A  Pipe'g  ..25 
Pennsylvania  Gas                    50 

L03 

102 

Lie 

Philadelphia  Co               .         50 

17% 
17 

ioo" 

85 
30 
80 

'49" 
944 

South  Side                                    25 

Procter  A  Gamble,  1st,  6s,  194O.. 
Prov.  Fall  R.  A  Newpt.  Steamboat 
Istjnort..  g.,  5s,  1916,  AAO  
Rapid  Transit  Ferry- 
1st  M.,  gold.  5s,  1897  to  1901  .  .  . 

114 

100 

West.  Penn.  Gas  Co  50 
Portland  (Me.)  Gas-Light  50 

Providence  Gas                            50 

Rochester  Gas  A  Eleo.,  com  100 

35 
85 
75 
53 

9*44 
30 

92" 
51 

234 

22" 
09% 
26 
43% 
67 
174 
85 

4Ho. 
90o. 
20 
32o. 

1st  g..  5s,  Nov.  1,  1944  MAN 
Reno  Water  L.  A  L..  6s.  1904  JAI>  • 
III  !•••»!  II  Power  A  L.6S.-23MAN  • 
M  .Charles  Br.-See  Wabash  RR. 
Bt.  Joseph  (Mo.)  Water  Co— 
6s,  19O9,  J*D  

100 

101 
105 
100 

Rutherford  Gas  10O 
St.  Paul  Gas-Light                     100 

1st,  g.,  6s,  1926         .          .  AAO 

Salem  (Mass  )  Gas-Light           100 

100 

100 
98 
994 

100 

Metro.  Gas  L  Co..  let  6s.1901.PAA 
Minneapolis  Gas  Lt.  Co.— 
Cons.  6s.  Mar.  1,  1910-30..  .MAS 
1st,  6s,  1902                          MAS 

San  Francisco  Gas  A  Eleo  100 
Capital  50 

Central                                     100 

984 

23 
t   13 
80 
120 
108 
25 

X65 
t  

St.  L.  Agr.A  M.  Ass-n,  1st  5s.'Ol-'O6 
2d  M.,  6s.  1908  • 

PacificGas  Imp...              ...100 
Pacific  Lighting                       10 

uii 

100 

91 
102 

Man.  Oas.,  Albany  6s,lst  M.,  1906  . 
Municipal  Gas  Co.  (Yonkersj— 
6s,  Jan.  1,  1904                      JAJ 

Bt.  L.  Brew.  Ass'n.  6s.  1914.  JAJ.  • 
St.  Louis  Br.—  See  Ter.  Ry.  Ass'n. 
St.  L.Oot-Oom.Oo.3s,19104tAN- 
Bt  Louis  Exposition  6s,  1917  • 

St.  Paul  rui..li  l««-l"t   1-t'".  I'.'.i" 
OonsoL  5s,  1944            

105 

1054 
126 

Savannah  Gas-Light"    .        .       25 

Stockton  Gas  A  Electric  Co  50 
Summit  Gas-Light  Co.              .100 

New  Albany  Gas  L.  A  Coke— 
5s,  1920.  MAN 

Troy  (N  Y  )  Gas                           100 

Vnwark  Uu  <!«    1  Oii 

Waltham  Gas  A  Light  Co  100 
Warren  (R.  I  )  Gas                      25 

tan  Diego  Land,  7s,  1900  MAS 
Man   Joaqaln   Elec.   Co.  (Fresno. 
OaU-os,  July  1.1915  ...JAJ 
Sharon  Estate  Co.  5s,  19O3..AAO 
Blbley  Mfg  Co    6s,  1st,  19O2.          • 

94 
101 

92 
02 

4 
10 

102 

90 
974 

N.Y.AE.RlverGas-Con.  5s,  1945 
1st  M.,  gold,  5s.  1944  JAJ 

102 
109 
104 
109 

754 

Washington  (D.  C.)  Gas               20 

Western  Gas  of  Milwaukee....  100 
Wheeling  Gas  Co                         50 

Oakland  G.  L.  A  H..  5s,  1898.MAS 
2d  issue.  5s.  1916  MAS 
Ohio  A  Indiana.  1st,  6s.  1926  
Peop.'sO.AC.,lst^n.g.6s,>04.MAN 
2d  guar    g    6s  1904  JAD 

Worcester  Gas                            100 

180 

t 

MINING  STOCKS. 

Bloes  Iron  A  Steel  Co.- 
1st  6s    1917           FAA  • 

ibs 

Consol.  6s,  1918  AAO  • 

05 
5 

20 

;  -•  -     ...     !   i  l.;     \,\'  i 

•1024 

* 

Southern  Iron  Co.  6s  1920  • 

Rutherford  Oas.  1st  6s,  191  1    ... 

101 

87 

110 

W  A  C.  issue,  1922  • 

St.  Paul  Oas-L.—  Con.  ex.,  6s,  1918 
1st,  6s  1915 

•  84 

Beatkcru  Hew  Eng.  TeL  Co.— 
1st  5s,  1912               .  .  ..y.-Mar  ' 

i.i-n     >:     ta    I'MI                        M.V-- 

•  75 
•110 
•  994 

97 
106 
108 
•114 
•110 

•  93 
103 

t  50 
125 
t  28 
M% 

100 
t     44 
t  67 
t  34'e 
•  
104 
170 
125 
130 
183 

79 

M0<i 

73 
I    

80 
115 
1004 

99 
108 
110 

9440. 
t 

99o. 
24 
20 
18c. 
40. 
54o. 
14o. 
24o. 
2-00 
•006 
7 
580. 
7 
15o. 
115 
16c. 

30 
15*8 
365 
100. 
74 

Bo.YabaWa.Co.ofN.Y..6s,'23JAJ  • 
•jirlnf  Brook  Water  Supply  Co— 
Tiftt.,  g..  5s.  April  1.  1936.  AAO 
Bprlnc  Vat  Water.  6..  19O6,  MAS.  • 



Btan'dOas  Co.-lst,  Os.  1930.MAN 
HtocktonGasAEl.Co.-6s,'05.MAS 
Syracuse  (N.  Y.)  Oas  Co.— 
lit  M.,  g..  5s.  1946    ..      .    JAJ 

Atlantic       •                                    25 

144o. 

117% 
1014 

I  'S*1 

118-4 

Bangkok  —  Cora  Bell             1 

4590. 

1390. 

24o. 
t  1-80 
•O04.r 
3 
540. 
t     5 

Staaoard  Rope  A'  Twine- 
let,  (    *••  1946                     .  •  FAA 

6-1 
19 

Banner  Gold                             .        1 

Wash.Gas  Co.-A.6s,1902-27,JAJ. 
B,  6s,  19O4-2O  JAJ 

Bl  Metallic  Mining  Co                     1 

Income  g  5s   1944                

Bi  Metallic  Mining  Co.,St.Louls.25 
Bob  Lee          1 

Btoekton  Copper  5s  1900 

Went.  Oas  Co.  (Mll.)- 
1st.  coL  tr.,  g..  5s,  1933,  MAM.. 
Williamsburg  Gas,  1st  niort.,  6s.. 

GAS  STOCKS. 
Par. 
Allegheny  Oas  Co                        25 

96 

Sunday  Creek  Coal   1st  g.',  6s     .,    • 

Bon  Air  Coal                               100 

S«nset  Telex  A  Tele  ph.  Co    6s 

'118 
1014 

•100 

•  794 
•  79 
•  80 

| 

Bonne  Terre  F  AC  Co                10 

Bwlft  A  Co.-lst  ml*.  6s.  1910JAJ 
Tampa  (Fla.)  Water-works  Co.— 
IstM..  K..UK  fd.,6s,1915.MA8 
Tenn   CIA  RR 

1024 

Boston  A  Cr.  Cr.  (gold)       1 

Boston  A  Montana  25 

(1144 
15o. 

Breece  (Iron)              '                  25 



Buffalo  Iron  Co.  (Nashville)...  100 
Preferred                           .  .    100 

Tens.  Dlv..  1st.  6s.  1917,  AAO.  . 
BIrm.  Dlv..  1st  eon.,  6s,  '  17.  JAJ 
OahabaC.M.Co..lst,6s,>22.JAD 
De  Bard.C.  A  I.Oo.,6s,1910,FAA 
Aliee  Fnm.Oo..lstM.7s,'02.  A  AO 
Booth  KitUkurK.es.  1902..  PAA 
Pratt  Coal  A  Ir.  -7s.  1903  MAN 
10tk-23d8t.Fer.Co..lst.5s.'19JAD 
Tenn.f«tton  MfK.Co.,6s,19O5  J  AJ 
3dmort.,  6s,  1                         
Terre  Haute  Water  Works  Co.— 
Con.  l.tM..«..6s.l899  1909  JAD 
Texas  A  Paofle  Coat  Ist6s.  19OU 
Un.  Ferry  Co.,  1st,  5s,  192O7WAN  . 
Union  Dairy  Co.,5s,  1901.  MAN.  . 
Union  Kit-See  Northern  Central 
Union  Sav.  Bk.  A  Tr.  Co..  Taeotna, 
Weah.-0old  trust  6s.  189- 
United  Beetrle  Seeurity  Co.- 
OolLTr..aer.l,2,3.g..Ss,  192O-21  . 
OrtliTTi^Mf  4,5,6,4'  ,ft*,  1921*22 
Ooll'.Tr.  j»r.7.f  ,9  J..5«.  1«- 
Unlted  El.  Light  A  Power-  1st  M. 
HrewlngCo.  (Chic.)  Os.  1910 
U.8.  Leatker.  ..f.deb..««j.'  13.M  AN 

Allegheny  Heating  Co 

Annrtn  One  Co.                         25 

30 
59 

Butte  A  Boston  (4th  instal.  pd.)25 
Calumet  A  Hecla                           25 

t   15% 
360 

9c 
678 

Baltimore  Consolidated  Oas.  .  .  1OO 
Bayonne  A  Oreenv.Oae-L.Oo.  124 
Boston—  Bay  State               .       50 

lH"1 

Ca  talpa  (silver)         10 

•100 
•  90 
•102 

4*8 

Centennial,  assessment  paid  ...25 
Central  Coal  A  Coke  Co  100 
Preferred  5  p.  o.,  oum  100 
Central  Lead  Co                          100 

Charlestown  Oas  A  Electric.  5O 
East  Boston  Gas                       20 

354 
105 
105 

98 
90 
60 

1024 

Jamaica  Plain  Gas  Light..  ..100 
Brooklyn  Union  Gas  Oo             100 

•  9O 
•  05 

•   ';  . 
•1034 
•  99 
RR. 

100 

98 
90 
90 
•  70 
81 
•113 

Cleveland  CliffH  Iron  Co  100 

25 
164 

30 
17 
87 

3* 

Buffalo  Gas  Light  Co 

Colorado  Fuel  A  Iron             .  100 

Mutual  Oas  Light  Co 

Cltlxens  Gas  Light  Co 

Colorado  Coal  A  iron  Devel...lOO 

•i 
1 

Cambridge  Oas  Ught  100 
Charleston  (S.  C.)  Oas  25 
Chartiers  Valley  Gas  Oo.  100 

183% 
174 
104 
80 
82 
201 

100 
101 

Trust  certs.,  all  inst.p'd  1OO 

34 
35 
20 
009o 

3%o 
4o 
64o 
100 
•004 

115 
104 
83 
60 
994c 
60 
84o 
24o 
lo 
15% 
55 
•0025 
t   10 
100 
t   I'OO 
40 
t  450 
1     4% 
0095C 
250 
•002 
•80 

•008 

5 
40 
22 
lo. 

"io. 
So. 
70. 
124o 
•008 

Chelsea  Gas  Light                     1OO 

Consolidation  Coal  of  Md  100 

CUengo  Oas  Co.,  Oen.Tr.  recta.  100 
Cincinnati  Oas  A  Coke               1  OO 

Consolidated  Coal  Co.,  St.  L...100 
O  O  D                   1 

103 
90 
90 
90 
80 
114 

Columbus  Oas  Co                        100 

Copper  Falls                             25 

Oreede  A  C.  C  1 

70 
23 
110 
105 
80 
t  45 
61 
1  38 
195 
65 
132 
40 
195 
78 
16O 
23 
72 
84 
109% 
SO 
75 

75 
25 

Crescent  (silver)  1C 

East  Newark  Gas-  Light  Co...  10O 
Elisabeth  Gas-  Light  Oo             100 

Fort  Wayne  Gas  Co  1OO 

83      currency...  .,  --JI 

U.  8.  M.  ATr.Oo.,  IstTr.  5«,  5-2O  yr. 
Tr.44e^er.D,Jan.  l.'Ol  16.JAJ 
Wameatta  Club  (If   B  )  5s 

'100 

Georgetown  uas  xo 

63 
43 

"e's" 

135 
50 

'82" 
170 
234 
76 

M 

Dominion  Coal  100 

104 
85 
7o. 
1-00 

9o! 
4o. 
140. 
174 
604 
0045 
10% 

88 

Hartford  (Conn.)  Oas-  Light  25 
Hudson  Co.  (N.  J.)  Gas  Light...  50 
Indiana  Natural  A  Illuniinat'glOO 
Indianapolis  (Ind.)                       50 

Preferred  IOC 

Wssh.Mark.Oo~  1  •t.Os.W'  1  i'.ij  J  . 
Imp..  6s.  191X27,  t>J... 
Extension,  6*.  1914  27  u  J 
Wash.  Light  Inftry.  lst,«*/04JAD 
West.  Un..deb..7s.'75  IWOOTMAN 
Rerleloreil 

•1C* 

•1,,. 

1"7< 

;  107-1 

•107  v 

Dunkin  (silver)  25 
Elkton  Consolidated  1 

'Enterprise  Mining  Co  1 

Jeffcrson  City  Oas  Light  Co...  100 
Jersey  City  das-  Light.  20 
Consumers'  Gas-Light  100 

i  Favorite  1 
Findley  1 

Debenture,  7s,  188M900.  MAN. 
Collateral  tr..  cur.  .  5s.  1938,  J  AJ 
Western  Stone  Co..  is.  AAO  

Flat  Top  Coal  L'd  Ass'n  IOC 

Lacleae  Gas-  Light  com             100 

Preferred  100 

IM 

in 

Preferred  100 
Lafayette  Oas  100 
Lawrence  Gas                             100 

Franklin  (Col.  Springs)  1 
Franklin  (L.  S.)  Boston  25 
George's  Creek  Coal  100 

WttMkvl"eJO*,.6u.f.M..>08JAD 
Iowa  A  III  OoaUst  fis.1940.  J  AD 
WUmiagtoolN  C.tRr  Br.  -Bee  KB. 
Winona  Bridge.  -Bee  RR. 

GAS  BONDS. 

Bay  State  One  Co.-Ine.  7s.  1899.  . 
Boeten  Un.  Oas.  1st.  Os.  1939,  JAJ 

.  -  .  .  . 

10 

70 
70 

90 
80 

Logansport  A  Wabash  VaLoaslOO 
LouisrlLe  Oas-Llght  100 

60 
80 
265 
1764 

iGold  Crater  S 
Gold  A  Globe  1 
Gold  Coin  Mines  (Col.  Springs)  ..1 

1-05 
70. 
OOo. 

4*8 

30o! 
006o. 
1-25 

10. 

Lynn  Oas  A  Electric  100 
Madison  Oas  A  Electric  Co.  ...100 
Maiden  A  Melrose  Oas  100 
Marnlehead  Gas  A  Elec.  Light.  1OO 

:  

115 
113 

Too 

184 
153 
117 

1146 
tl40 

Granite  Mt  Mining  Co  28 

Montreal  Oas  40 

186 
155 
119 

160 
150 

Hanover  ~.  2! 
Hayden  Gold         1 

3d,  Os,  1939.  JAJ  
ItHitlln  (Mass.)  Oas  Light  Co.. 
gen.  5s.  1913.  FAA  

07-1 
100 

112-. 

Washrille  Gas  5€ 
New  Albany  Oas-L.  A  Coke..  .  OC 

Hidalgo  Mining  Co  1C 
Homentake  Mining  IOC 

35 

40 

Brooklyn  Union  Oas  Oik,  1st  eon*. 

los" 

.  107 

Newark  (N.  J.)  Gas  OC 
Trustee  Certificates  

:Humboldt  (Boston)  21 

400 
60. 
90 

324' 
640 
35 

t'l'4% 

450. 

lOo! 
33%o 
32  %0 

6380. 

"s'i" 

15 

"14" 

oSStojfeell^SAj'" 

New  Bedford  Gas  A  Edison  L't.  IOC 
New  Haven  Oas-  Light.  2! 

t  59 
(    1-J51- 
145 
I    195 
)    159 
)   212 
)    245 
)      54 
>     91 

|i20 

i  Ida  May  1 
Ingliam  Consol  50o 

Chesapeake  One.  6s,  1900,  JAD.  .  . 
Ctte.Kq.nlt.  Oas  Co..6s.  19OO.  JAJ 

qky.5aVL.  A  c..  isi!  g.  .  S..-37  j*J 

Onset  Oas,  Bali.is.  liflb,  JAJ  .  . 
OVMOL  Os  1939  JAJ 

•   '..7 
•103 

*  1   1  *'  " 

101 
97-1 

lit 

,  117' 

.       'Mil, 

Newton  A  Water-town  Gss  IOC 
New  York  City—  Central.  5< 

140  ig 

i'e'i" 

215 
250 
06 
93 

Stamped  : 
Jack  Pot                      

ijeff.  A  Clearf.  Coal  A  Iron,  pf.ICK 
Kansas  A  Texas  Coal  1C* 

Equitable  1C* 

1    New  York  A  East  River  10( 
Preferred  1CN 

Locust  Mountain  Coal  A  Iron...  5 
Lustre  Mining  Oo  N 

Oil    III   Oe*.Ohlo,.l»t.  «.  5«.  1936 

•  Flatprtee.     »  Prices  are  per  share  not  per  cent.     $  4-4  p.  o.  basis  bid.     t  Last  sal*,     x  Ex-dividend.     U  Ex-dlildend  3%  May  1. 

THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXiV 


Stock*. 


Par.    Bid.    Aek. 


Magnet  Rook   1 

Mansfield  Coal  &  Coke  Co 50 

Maryland  Coal,  pref 100 

Marion  Gold 1 

Matoa 

Merced  Gold 15 

Me«nard 25 

Minnesota  Iron 100 

Mollie  Gibson 6 

Moon  Anchor I 

Mount  Rosa 1 

Napa  (quicksilver) 't 

National 25 

Native 25 

New  Central  Coal 100 

New  Haven 1 

Old  Dominion  Copper 2S 

Ontario  Sliver  Mining IOO 

Oriole 1 

Oaoeola 25 

Pennsylvania  Coal 50 

Pharmacist 1 

Phfenix 25 


Pilgrim  Consolidated 1  '009 

Pioneer  (gold) 10  t     4 

Pontlac : 25 


Portland 1 

Prince  Albert 1 

Quicksilver  Mining 1OO 

Preferred 100 

Dutncy 25 

Rebecca 5 

Ridge 25 

Rocklaud 25 

Rubicon 1 

St.  Joseph  Lead 10 

St.  Louis 25 

Santa  Ysabel  (K.) 5. 

Silver  Valley  (Reorg.) 5 

Smuggler  (new) 5 

Southern  Iron 100 

South  Pittsburg  Coal  &  Iron..lOO 

South  Side 25 

Specimen 1 

Standard  Charcoal 1 00 

Tamarack 25 

Tamarack,  Jr 2? 

Teouiuseh 2J 

Tennessee  Coal  Iron  &  RR.  Co.  100 

Preferred 100 

Union  G.  M 1 

Union  L.  &M.  Co 1 


t.... 

40 

•003 

8c. 
t     7 


51 
6% 


t  20 
t  2 

4 

009. 
I  14 

8 

t  28 
325 


49% 

3% 

H06 
t 


lOc 
11 


Ilia 


2% 


Westmoreland  Coal 50 

Whitebreast  Fuel  Co 100 

Wolverine 25 

Work I 

Wyoming  Valley 100 


TELEPHONE. 

American  Bell  Telephone 104 

American  Graphophone 10 

Preferred 10 

Bell  Telephone  of  Mo 100 

Central  Union  Telephone. 
Chesa.  &  Potomac  Telephone. .  100 

C Uicago  Telephone 

Cumberland  Telephone IOC 

East  Tennessee  Telephone  —  IOC 

Hudson  River  Telephone IOC 

International  Bell  Telephone.  106 

Mexican  Telephone 10 

Missouri  &  Kan.  Telephone...  100 

New  England  Telephone 100 

N.  Y.  &  New  Jersey  Telephone.  100 
N.  Y.  &  Penn.  Telephone. 
Pennsylvania  Telephone. 

Providence  Telephone 

Southern  New  England  Tel 100 

Troy  Tel.&  Tel 100 


501 
50  t 


TELEGRAPH. 

American  Dist.  Teleg.  (N.  Y.) . .  100 
American  Telegraph  &  Cable..  100 

Central  &  So.  Amor.  Cable 100 

Commercial  Cable 100 

Commercial  Union  Telegraph. .100 
Dominion  Telegraph  (Canada). .50 

Empi  re  &  Bay  State  Teleg 

Erie  Telegraph  &  Telephone...  100 

Franklin  Telegraph 100 

Gold  &  Stock  Tel<  graph 100 

111.  &  Mississippi  '1'elegraph 

International  Ocean  Teleg 100 

Mexican  Telegraph 100 

Montreal  Telegraph 40 

North  American  Telegraph 100 

Northwestern  Telegr.,  guar 50 

Pacific  &  Atlantic  Telegraph —  25 


2%c 

til's 

t  14 

'"IS 
13o 


I  49 


»     8% 
t  10 
175 

25 

62 
165 

60 

"e'i 


60c 

101% 

133 

90 

38 

84 
103 
110 


Western  Union  Telegraph  .....  100 
ELECTRIC. 

Allegheny  County  Elec.  Light.  100 
Boston  Electric  Light  ..........  100 

Bridgeport  Electric  Light  .......  25 

Bristol  Electric  Light.  ...........  10  t 

Brush  Electric  Ligut  Co  .......  100 

Colorado  Electric  Power  Co.  ..100 


.  . 
Con.  Electric  Light,  Portland.  .10 


Diamond  Electric  Light 

East  End  Electric  Light 50  t 

Edison  El. Ilium.  Co.  (Boston).  100 
Edison  El.  Ilium.  Co.  of  Bklyn.  100   101 
jinisonCo.  (Chicago) 100x110 


27 

88 
118 
160 
108 
123 

72 

62% 

40 
106 

65 
105 
195 
166 

ios" 

70 


88 


104 


I  35 
10 
6tJ 

...„ 

7% 


Ellison  El.  Ilium.  Co.  of  N.  Y. .  100 

Edison  111.  Co.  (St.  Louis) 100 

Eddy  Electric  Mfg.  Co 25 

Electric  Storage  Battery,  com 

Electric  Storage  Battery,  pref 

Fall  River  Electric  Light 100 

Fort  Wayne  Electric 25 


107 
3 
t 

1    20 
I   21% 


Stock*. 


Par.    Bid.    Ask. 


Heo.   General  Electric 100 

,    Preferred 100 

60    I  i  Hartford  Electric  Light 100 


•O04 

8380. 

8 


Hartford  Light  &  Power  Co 25 


311$ 
70 
110 

-I'v 
04 


43%! 
16c. 


7%c 
6% 

30o. 
5c. 
6 

15 
10 
1140. 
29 


lo. 
4% 


52o. 

4c. 

2% 
10 
108 


70. 


10*20 


65c. 

3% 
2c 
4c. 


21% 


224 
9 

10% 
00 

30 

70 
68 
78 

05 


75c. 
02" 
95" 

86% 
05 

20 


30 
80 
19 

75 

26" 
78 
63% 
44 

73' 

66" 

70 


98% 
78  is 


38 
11 
67 
00 

8% 


48 

03% 

12 

09 

4 

li) 


Lowell  Electric  Light 100 

Maiden  Electric 100 

Mutual  Eleo.  Lt.,  S.  Francisco. . 10  t     9% 

Narragansett  Electric 50  t  80% 

New  Haven  Electric  Light....  100   145 

Northern  Eleo.Light&  Pow.  Co.10  t 

Penn.  Heat,  Light  &  Power  Co.. 50  t   13>4 

Preferred,  $35  paid  In 50  I  31% 

People's  Light  &  Power  Co...  100     98 

Poweltou  Electric  Light t   15 

Rhode  Island  Eleo.  Protect — 100|  

Royal  Electric  Co.  (Canada)...  10o!§146 
Salem  (Mass.)  Electric 100    102 


Stock*. 


Par.    Bid.    Ask. 


313g  Citizens' 20   100 

75      Commonwealth 1OO    100 

...  .    Continental IOO    330 

Eagle 40   249 


96 
90 


Empire  City 100   100 


105 
110 




Farragut 50 


8O 
340 


Southern  Elec.  Light  &  Power..  10  t 

Suburban  Electric  Light t 

Thomson-Houston,  series  C 10  t 

Series  D i 

United  Electric  Seour.,pref...lOO 
United  Light  &  Power  Co.,  pref ... 
U.  8.  Electric  Light 100 


Westiughouse  Eleo.  Light,  com. 50  1   22% 


1st  preferred 50 

Assenting 50 


Woonsocket.  Electric 106 

INSURANCE. 

ALBANY— 

Albany  Insurance  Co 100 

Commerce  Insurance  Co 100 

BALTIMORE— 

American  Fire 5  1 

Associated  Firemen's 5  I 

Baltimore 10  t 


9 

9 

3 

3% 
60 

5 
86% 


t  50 
t. 


116 

115 


614 

63s 

22 


Firemen's 18[t  24 


German K 

German  American 25 

Home K 

Howard £ 

Maryland 5 

National 5 

Peabody 25 

Potomac 5 


20% 

24 

15% 

6 

4 

B 


BOSTON— 

American  (Fire  &  Marine) 100     76 

Boston  Marine 100  } 

Conveyancers' Title 100 

87e!  Firemen's  (Fire) 100 

5%c.   Massachusetts  Title 100     35 

Mercantile  (Fire  &  Marine) ...  .100     85 
North  American  (Fire) 100      65 

CINCINNATI— 

:|ncinnati,J&J 25 

Commercial,  M&S 25 

Eureka,  J&J 20 

•Mdelity 100 

Merchants'  &  Manufacturers'.. .26   140 

National IOO 

Security 100 

Washington 25 

DAYTON— 

Columbia 100 

Cooper 20 

Teutouia 20 

HARTFORD— 

<Etna,  Q-J 100   266 

Connecticut,  J&J 100    158 

Hartford,  J&J 100   440 

National,  J&J 100   190 

Orient,  J&J 50  t  79 

Phoeuix,  0-J 100   185 

Steam  Boiler,  J&J 50  t!25 

LIFE  INSOBANCE— 

^Etna,  Q-Apr 100    160 

Connecticut  General,  J&J 100   130 

Hartford  Life  &  Ann.,  J&J 100   1"0 

Travelers',  Q-J 100   230 

LOUISVILLE— 

German.  J&J 50  200 

Louisville,  J&J 100  60 

Western,  J&J 100  130 

LIFE — 

Mutual  Life  of  Kentucky 100  100 

MEMPHIS— 

Bluff  City 100  60 

Home 100  55 

Hernando 100  70 

Planters' 100  65 

Phoenix 100  65 

NASHVILLE— 

State 100  45 

NEWARK— 

American 5  205 

Firemens' 30  220 

Merchants 25  135 

Newark  Fire 5  155 


9>g  German-American   100 

82%  Germania 50   230 

Greenwich 25    '•"* 

12%   Hamilton 15 

Hanover 50 

Home IOO 


100 

16 
120 
149 
104 

"1614 
...„. 

75 

"89" 
24 
51 


Kings  County  (Brooklyn) 20    173 

Nassau  (Brooklyn) 50J  140 

New  York 100   100    . „ 

Niagara 50i  145  15o 


254 
104 
90 
350 
240 

140      150 
103     115 
120      125 
173      176 
176 
145 
110 


100 


30 


"5% 


North  River 25 

Pacilic 25 

Peter  Cooper 20 

PUenix  (Brooklyn) 50 

Rutgers 25 

Stuy  vesant 25 

United  States 25 

Westcuestor 10 

Will  iamsburg  City 50 


118 
140 
120 
155 
125 
80 
118 
200 
340 


PHILADELPHIA— 

American  Fire 100  5 

Delaware 25  t  — 

Fire  Association,  J&J 501337 

Franklin  Fire ...100  t 

Girard  F.  &M 100  ', 

Ins.  Co.  County  of  Phila 100  t 

Insurance  Co.  of  N.  A 10  I  2214 

Insurance  Co.  of  State  of  Pa..  200  *1 

Jefferson 50,  U 

Lumbermen's 25  15 

Mechanics' 25!*} 

Pennsylvania  Fire 100   353 


Reliance 


50 


Spring  Garden 56 


If 


Teutonia  .........  ^  ...........  ."."lOO  !  ...... 

Union  ............................  201  1  17 

United  Flremens  .................  10  I  ...... 

PlTTSBURQ— 


Allegheny  ........................  50 

Allemanuia  .....  ................  50 

Armenia  ...................         100 


t  48 
t  ..... 

64 
t  40 


NEW  ORLEANS— 
Crescent  ........................  100 

Fireman's  ........................  50 

Germanla  ......................  100 

Hibernia  ........................  100 

Home  .........................  100 

Lafayette  ........................  50 

Merchants'  ......................  166 

Mechanics'  &  Traders'  .........  1OOJ 

New  Orl.  Insur.  Association.  .  .  100 
Sun  Mutual  .....................  100 

Southern  ........................  100! 

Teutonia  ........................  100 

NEW  YORK— 
American  ........................  50 

Broadway  .......................  25 


162% 
100 

i'6" 


97% 

90 
200 
160 
145 
109 
100 
115 


45 


94% 

27 
t  91 

60 
..... 

73 
120% 

93 
132 


165 
205' 


190 


190 


250 


210 

65 

135 

102 


47 


210 

230 


160 


50 
11 


Artisans' 50 

Ben  Franklin 50*  52 

Birmingham 501 1  52 

Cash .    50  t  41 

City 50  A  48 

^Citizens' sot  42 

German 50  t  63 

German-American 501 1  50 

Humboldt sot  50 

Man.  &  Mer .".'50  '  40 

Monongahela 50'  25% 

National so  t  63% 

People's 37%  t  25 

Pittsburg '    50'tl20 

Teutonia soil  65 

Union 50  t  46 

Western so  t  34 

i    PROVIDENCE— 

Equitable ..  50  '  51 

Merchants' 50  I    50% 

Prov.  Washington 50  T  51% 

RICHMOND— 


121 
145 
130 
16O 
130 
90 
120 
230 
350 


101 
19 

ioo" 

300 
110 

224 
175 
130 


31 

56% 
74 
90 
20 


54 


Virginia  Fire  &  M 25 

Virginia  State 25 

SAN  FRANCISCO— 
Fireman's  Fund 100 

ST.  Louis- 
American  Central 25 

Citizens' ioo 

WASHINGTON— 

Arlington,  M&N 100 

Columbia,  M&N 5 

Commercial,  J&J 5 

Corcoran,  J&J 50 


t  34 
t  21 


1831s 

29 
150 

125 
t  1214 
4% 
56 
t  32 
tx36 


102      105 
125 


100 


64 
73 

123' 

97 

135 


Fireman's,  J&J 20 

Franklin,  M&N 25 

German- American,  F&A...  .    100!  185 

Lincoln,  Q-J 5'     8% 

Metropolitan,  J&J 50  t  65 


5ft 
53 


35 
23 


National  Union,  J&J 5 

People's,  J&J 5 

Potomac,  J&J 25 


Riggs,  J&J 5 

TITLE  INSURANCE— 

Real  Estate,  J&J 100 

Columbia,  Q-J st 

District 20,  t 

Washington,  Q-J 


t  1014 
t     514 


t 

t     7% 

95 
5 


MARINE  INSURANCE  SCRIP. 


Atlantic  Mutual-1892. 
1893. 
1894. 
1895. 

189(5. 


MANUFACTURING.   Par. 


102 

103 

103% 

104 

101% 


30 

200 


13 
5 


36 


13 
5% 


Acushnet  Mills  (N.  B.) lOOj  285 

Am.  Linen  (Fall  River) 100    100 

Amory  (N.  H.) 100   136%  137% 

Amoskeag  (N.  H.) 1000  t 1450 

Androscogin  (Me.) 100    1141-)  115 

Appleton  (Mass.) 1000,1500 

Arlington  Mills  (Mass.) ioo!     98 

Atlantic  (Mass.) 100  ; 63% 

Barnaby  (Fall  River) IOO    !>0 

Barnard  Mfg.  (Fall  River) 1001  !13 

Bates  (Me.) 100   113%  114% 

Bennett  Mills  (N.  B.) 100;J !>1 

BoottCot.  (Mass.) 1OOO  tl!50  1175 

Border  City  Mfg.  (Fall  River). 100    130 

Boston  Co.  (Mass.) lOOOIt 790 


I  Prices  per  share,  not  percent. 


Last  sale. 


I)  Ez.rights. 


x  Ex  dividend. 


MAY.  189?.] 


MISCELLANEOUS    STOCKS. 


Stocks. 


Par.  Bid.      Ask. 


Stock* 


Par.    Bid.    Ask. 


Boston  Belting IOO  173     17A 

Boston  DuckfMass.) 700  <: 975 

Bourne  Mills  (R.  I.) 100  14O 

Bristol  Manufacturing  Co 100  100 

Cabot  Manufacturing  Co.  (Me.)  100  

ChaceiKall  Riven 100 

CWeopee  (M»w.)..... ,....100 


110 


City  Manufacturing  Co.  (N.B.)IOO    . 
Coeheco  (N.  H.) 5OOI. 


112 


95 


American  Bank  Note SO  t  424 

American  Biscuit  Co 

American  Brake 100 

American  Cotton  Oil 1OO 

Preferred 100 

American  Express 10O 


244    25 
......  116 

......    85 

103 


Collins  Co.  (Conn.) IOO 

Columbian  (X.  H.) ..IOO: 

Columbia  Spinning  Co.  (N.  B.).10O 

Ooaantcut  Mills  (F.  R.) IOO  ! 

Continental  (Me.) 1OO 

Cornell  Mills  (F.  R.) IOO 

Dartmouth  Mill. IOO 

Davol  Mills  (Fall  River) IOO 

Dwight  (Mass.) 50O  18724 

Edwards  (Me.) IOO  : 1484 

Everett  (Mas*.) New    8O 

FallRlver  Bleaebery IOO    1O3 

Flint  Mills  (Fall  Riven 1OO 

Franklin  (Me.) IOO 

Globe  Yarn  Mills  (F.  R.) IOO 

OranltelF.  R.) IOO 

Great  Falls  (X.  II.) 100 

Grtnnell  Manuffg  Co.  (N.  B.) .  IOO   2OO 

Hamilton  (Macs.) 1OOO  ' 850 

Hamilton  Woolen  (Mass.) IOO  : ' 

Hanrrave  Mills  (F.  R.) IOO    

Hartford  Carpet  (Conn.) IOO      -M) 

Hathaway  Manure  Co. (N.B.). IOO    lo<> 

Hill  (Me.) 100      62 

Hosiery  (Lowell i 100     65 

Rowland  Mill  rX.  B.) IOO  I 

Jack-  1000  I 

King  Philip  (F.  R.) 100    

Laoonla  (M.-.1 4OO  »:. 


American  Grocery,  1st  pref....!00 

American  Hosiery  Co 25 

American  Publishing  (Hartfd).25 


American  Screw 25O  I 


1150    American  Sewing  Machine 5 

American  Soda  Fountain,  comlOO 

Istpreferred 100 

2d  preferred 100 

American  Spirits  Mau'fg  Co...lOO 
Preferred.  S  p.  c.,  uon-cum..lOO| 
American  Straw  Board IOO 


44  >a 


9 
554 


112 

tibo" 

I 


70 
10 
57  la 
113 
22  4 

"25" 
190 

46" 

55 
60 


50 

T6«8 

2741   294 
25 


StockH. 


Par.  Bid.     Ask. 


Gallatin  Turnpike 100  10 

Germania  Lea°1  Works IOO  100 

Gorham  Mfg.  Co.,  common 100 

Preferred 100  1134 

Gray  A  Dudley  Co.  (Nashville)lOOi  100 

Great  Falls  Ice 100  118 

Graniteville  Mfg.  Co 100  145 

.Hartford  Manilla  fo.. 100    

Hartford  Woven  Wire  Mat.  Co. 25  21 

Hawaiian  C.  ASugnr 100  12« 

Hecker- Jones-Jewell  Milling 

Preferred 100  67 

Henderson  Bridge.    See  RR. 

Hernng- Hall-Marvin,  commonlOO  1 

Preferred 100  15 

Hoboken  Ferry 66 

Holyoke  Water  Power 100|  290 


American  Sugar  Retming IOO    1134,113%  iHutohinson  Sugar  Plant"."..   501   22 


1OO 
......     85 

......  llo 

IBS',  137 


Preferred ;oo  103 

American  Supply 100  

American  Surety lOOl  175 

American  Tobacco 5O|     6»4 

I    Preferred 100  102 

American  Type  Founders.new.lOO     25 

American  Wringer,  com 104 

Preferred 11314 

Aniil-ton  City  Land  1OO 

Anchor  Line 1OO 


Lambeth  Rope  Co.  (X.  B.).. 
Lancaster  Mill*  (Maw.) 


1OO  : 
4OO   SCO 

...100    

,100    117 


974 
118 


. . . 
Laurel  Lake  Mill*  (F  R.) 

Lawrence  (Man*.) 

Lockwood  (Me.) loo      UO 

Lowell  (Mass.) 69O  I54O 

Lowell  Blwbrrr    1OO    1O7      1OB 

Lowell  Machine  Shop 900<7oo     7O5 

Lrman  Mills  (Maw.) loo      T'J^ 

Manchester  <N   H.I 1OO    lo-J  - 

MastachntolU  Cotton. KM)    1O44  105 

Mechanic*'  <F.  R) 10O    *74 

Merchant.' I  F.  R  , 1OO    HO 

M.-rnmarkiMa--  lOOOtl 1113 

lUuieotnetMannfaergtF.  R.)1OO    45 


5O      Armlngton  A  Sims  Engine  Co I 

024  Asplnwall  Land 101     3% 

Augusta  Land IOO    

Augusta  Factory .....1001     80 

Baltimore  Warehouse 2O  t  20 

Haiti  i.  Storage  A  Lighterage  Co.50  t 

Barney  A  Smith  Car 100 

Preferred,  8  per  cent  cum 1 00 

Bergner  A  E.  Brewing 100 

Preferred.  MAN 100 

Bethlehem  Iron 6fi 

Billing*  A  Spencer,  6  p.  o 25  t  38 

Bond  A  Mortgage  Guarantee. .IOO    ISO 
Boston  Land 10  I     4 


65 

62% 
704 
PO 

:-'- 
1O2 
0124 
85 


in 
U 


106 


70 

185 

70 


107 4 

••2" 
5 


c,r> 
83 


aw)    .lOO   110 

1000    

Mone  Twist  Drill  (!».  B.) 501 

ML  Plsewat  *lll«  (K.  B.1 100 


111 
176" 


14 

60 

80 

ll-J 

"is" 

191 

44 
60u. 


Ram«MMe  t  Mill*  (F.  B.) 1OO    

HasbualX    B  5OO  (525     526-4 

lUumkesMtdlaw.) 100      574    !S8 

K.B.  Copper  Co 100  : Ill1* 

H.  B.  Manufacturing  Co 10O  :.... 

Kewmarkf  '240      245 

Ooeko  Woolen  Mills  I X.  B.| ....  100  ' 

(Hborn  Mill*  (Fall  Hirer) 100 

Otto  Mann  fact'*  Co.  (Ma«*.) . .  10OO 


P».-ine  (Ml 


k) 


Parker  Mill*  (F. 
repperelKMe.). 


10OO 

Co.  (X.  B.I.IOO 

1 10" 

....800 


I    ;..,, 


Fteree  Mauiite-'c  Co.  (H.  B.)..10O 

Potasiet  (Fall  River) 10O 

Potoni.ka  Mill.  (N.  B.)  1OO 

RJ.-II.  n..r.:-n  •!•..::  P..V.  r          ;.«. 

Bobeson  (Fall  Rlvm 10O 

Bock  Mfg  Co.  (COM.) 500 

Rnt.h  -i.innin..-  «  ..    'S    1! 

8e*»mon.( Fall  Riven 10O 

SsJmon  Falls  (X.  H.I 3OO 

•••ford  Spinning  Co.  (F.  B)..1OO 
••Monetl  Mills  (F.  B., 

8horeiF.ll  River) 1OO 

Had*  (Fall  Blven loo 

rd  (Fall  Riven 

1000 

(Fall  River).. 


Boston  Water  Power  (assented)...    5Oc. 

Boylston  St.  Land I     24 

Brandon  Printing  Co.  (Tenn.).  IOO    10O     105 

Broad  Brook  Co.  (Hartford) 25    "•"' 

Brookllne  (Mass.)  Land 5t 4 

Brooklyn*  N.  Y.  Ferry  Co....  100   19O     200 
Brooklyn  Wharf  AWarehonse  com. 

Preferred.  Series  A 10O 

Preferred.  Series  B 1OO 

Bmn«wick  Co 10O 

Burr  Index  Co.  (Hartford)....  25    -•"• 

Cal.  A  Chic.  Can.  A  Dock  Co 60     

Cambria  Iron,  AAO 50  I  30 "a 

Oaaton  Co.  (Baltimore) 100     62V  fl» 

CaneLockwoodABrainardCo.lOO,  130    ,14o 

Celluloid 1O01     58    |  61 

Central  Transportation  otf«....38;t  20       '-'1 

Central  Colon  Association  ...N.B 45 

t 


Hydraulic  Press  Brick 1OO 

Illinois  Steel ....100 

Imperial  Bldg.  Co.,  com 100 

Preferred 100 

Importers'  Bond.  Wareh.(N.O.)10O 

Inter-Ocean  Building 100 

Inter-Navigation  Co 

In.  Pack.  AProv.  Co.  Lt 

Preferred,  8s 

Iron  Steamboat 10O 

Jackson  Brewing  (N.  O.;  100 

J.  B.  Stetson  Co  Com 

Preferred 

J.  R.  Montgomery  Co 100 

'Johns-Pratt  Co 100 

John  P.  Kins  Mfg.  Co 100 

Jonrneay&  Burnham,  commonlOO 

Preferred 100 

Kansas  City  Stock  Yards 100 

Keeley  Motor 


100 
34 


38 


4 
20218 


70 

95 

103 


lift 
1% 


Kemp.,Wool.,CanrtyCo.(Tenn.)100!  ...... 


Kennard  Carpet  Co.,  coin 100 

Preferred 1OO 

Kentucky  Heatinv  Co 100 

Kentucky  A  Ind.  Bridee.    See  RR. 

Kentucky  Title 100 

Kentucky  Wagon 100 

Lamson  Store  Serv 25 

Landers  Frary  &  Clark 25 


70 
90 
63 

110 

99 

t  21 

t  26 

103 


12 

90" 
1151s 

iz'a" 
i'o's" 


70 

4 

20 

67 
305 

224 
105 

35% 

35 

60 

43 

524 


Chesapeake  A  Delaware  Canal. 5O 
ChMebroujrh.  Manf 'g  Co 


115 

taoo 


Ckleago  Auditorium  Aits'n 

Chicago  Brew.  AM.. "p.  c 

Preferred.  8  p.  C..JAI)  

Chicago  Deposit  Vault 

ChlcTjunct.  Ry.  A  Slk.  Yds....lOO 

Preferred 100 


. 

"771* 


120 


Chicago  Opera  House 

CMc.  Pacclng  A  Prov  Co.  Lt.. 


400 

ibs' 
mo 


• 

Thoradlk*  (Maw.) H«- 

Tnmont  A  8.  (Mas*.) 10O    145 

•  *  Wonjen  (F.  R.)  500) 

Ualon  C.  Mf«.  (Fall  Riven 1OO 

Warn p*noa«  (Fall  Kh 

Wam»ut»»MIII.  (X.  B.) loo 

Wishloffton JXew) 1 '» > 

Weetamoe  (Fall  Riven 

Wl,ittn..r,  M'.:.     N     r. 
WUllountlc  Lloea  Co.  (Conn.)    25 
York  Co.  (Me.) 7501750 


'- 


120 

-•• 
110 

•    • 

"eo" 
no 

ibo" 

1074 
110 
45 

.  HKtO 

106 

lrx> 

.      164 
751  >< 


325 


310 


334 


10 
35 


102 
105 


ioa 

lor, 


Preferred 47  4 

Cincinnati  Chamber  Com.  ..  1000  t 

Cincinnati  Ice 100  

Cincinnati  Leaf  Tobacco  Ware- 

hou»e  com 10O    

Preferred IOO  HOI 


32 
49 
28 
80 

60 
1O5 


Laneley  Mfg.  Co 100 

Lannton  Monotype 20  t     6% 

La  Variete  Association 1500  t 

Lawyers'  Surety  Co 100   100 

Lawyers'  Title  Ins.  Co 100    145 

Lehigh  Coal  &  Navigation Soil  30 

Llbi-rty  Mills 100      60 

Lincoln  Hall 100 

London  &  Chicago  Contract  Co 
Louisville  Public  Wareh'se  Co.  100     95 

Madison  Square  Garden 100        5 

Manhattan  Beaeh  Co 1OO    

Marin  County  Water 100      483 

Maverick  Land 10  t     24 

Mechanical  Rubber,  common 6    | 

Preferred 30    j 

Mechanics'  D.  A  L.Rx.  (N.O.)..  50    

Memphis  Brick  &  Mfg 10O    

Mercantile  Safe  Deposit 50  t  27 

Merchants'  Cot.  Press  A  Stor.100      63 
Merchants'  Exchange  Association 

I    (San  Francisco) 100     90 

Merchants'  Refrlg.  Co - 

Meruantbaler  Linotype 1OO  .ll?7e 


7:. 
BB 


Cincinnati  Union  Stock  Yards.  100 

Preferred 5O 

Cltlien*'  Steamboat  (Troy) 100 

Claflln  Co 100; 

1st  preferred,  cum.,  5  p.  e 100 

2d  preferred,  cum.,  (J  p.  o — Km 

Cleveland  Driving  Park 1,000  1075 

Cleveland  Stone  Co 

Commercial  Building  Co 1OO 

Commonwealth  Ijiinl  Trust 1O 

v  Inland  Jockey  Club 

Consol.  Car  Hi-atlng 1OO 

ConsoL  Elevator  (St.  L.)  com..lOO 

Preferred. 100 

Consol.  Fire  Works  Com 

Preferred 

Consolidated  Ice  Co.,  com 1OO 

Preferre.1 100 

Consol.  Rolling  st->ck.  Br'port.100 
Consol.  Kansas  City  Smelting  ARe- 

flnlng  Co 25 

Contra  Cost*  Water 1OO 

Oorbln  Cabinet  Lock 100 


Mfriden  Britannia 25 

Metaire  Cemetery  Assoc'tion..lOO 
Mexican  Nat.  Construction,  pref 

Michiiran-PeninstilarCar 100 

Preferred 100 


100 

874 
105 
1054 

30 

80 

120 

2 

80 

80 

91 

65 

112 
100 

22 

29 
1054 

7 

1800 
105 
155 

39i4 

65 

90 


98 
9 


2% 
12 
424 


68 


t  60 
924 


844    85%  Milwaukee  A  Chic.  Brew.  Lt.,  7s. . 
84       85    i  MIL  A  Chic.  Brew., Lt.,  Pref., 7s... 

175     20O      Mississippi  Vol.  Trans.  Co 100 

8'-!4  Model  Mills 100 


10 
48 
10 
31 


70 


13 
504 
104 
344 


15    I  20 


17 


75 

ibo' 


M 

7" 

M 

M 
37 

200 


,  95      Monongaliela  Navigation 50:1100    , 

Monongahela  Water 25  t  30    '  304 

10OO    Morris  Canal,  guar.,  49 100   68 

75     <    Preferred,  guar..  10 IOO   172 

25      MoslerSafe  Co.  pref 

(Mount  Olivet  Cemetery IOO     70 

,.    Mutual  Loan  A  Build.  (N.  Or.). .25  t  27 
•2:1      Mystic  Wharf  AStorage  com.. .100      99 

Prefcrre  t,  MAS 100 

7.-,       Nahant  Land._ 100 

10      Nashville  La nin in p 100        44 

45      Nashville  Warehouse  A  Kiev..  100      25 

35      Nashville  Woolen  Mills IOO      97 

75      Nat.  A  Provid'oe  Worsted  Mill.100   

•j::  Preferred 100   100 

National  Fertilizer 100      53 

1<>"      National  Load 100      22V 

40         Preierred 100     9U\ 

National  Linseed  OilStock 100      10 


EXCHANGE  SEATS. 


York  Stock  Etch 

-tk  A  PetKx 
tlfw  V»rk  I'rodMOKx... 
Hew  York  < 
New  -, 

X—  YorkMeUI  Eirh     . 
Rat.AAoo.Rnom.. 

Trade.. 

;  ]    ,. 


:    - :  • 


225 


lot 

725 


;:   .' 


-••• 

52.V      725 


Aik. 

17.000 

-   0 
75 


C  Cowles  A  Co.. 

Cramp  Ship  Yard. IOO      5O 

Crescent  City  Slaughter  House. 5O  fx37 

Cumberland  FlourMllls IOO   100 

Del.  A  Hudson  Canal 100    1O4 

,»hlre  H'MliiK  (Boston). .100    100 

!  kteuOo.  in 100   141 

Ka*Ie  A  Phrnlx  Mfg.  Co 100    

Eagle  I».-k.  HO  p.  c 25  i   40 

Ea*t  Boston  Land... 

Eastman  Kodak  Co 

Kdgenel'l  A  Nashville  Man.Co.lOO 

EnsleyClty  Land 

Knt.-rpriseMfg.Co IOO 

rprise  Soap  Co ....100 

Eppen*.  Smith  A  Wlemans  Co 

Erie  A  Western  Trans 501 

Bwalt  (43d  St.)  Bridie.    See  RR. 


40s 


251          (rational  Machine 100 

National  Safe.  Dep  isitCo 100 

National  Starch 100 

1st  pref  erred 100 

2d  preferred 100 

National  Stook  Yard 100 

National  Wall  Paper,  debs 100 


102 

1424 
i    10 


MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS 


Co-Op. 




-.100 

Oo.(Ga.)10O 
n 


150 


AlhanySafe  Depn.lt  A  ^toraif 
Alrlera  Water  W'k«  A  Elec.  i  .. 


• 

l<»i 


KKI 
lot 


•  per  stare  »«t  per  oent. 


Farmlngton  River  Power 
' 


25 


25 
153 


4 
80 


95 
90 


104 


ioo" 


Far  A  Ship.  Tob.  W'h.  Co IOO 

Preferred 100 

Ft»l>erOll -60 

,•  Land  Co 1O 

Land  Imp 100 

Franklin  Park  Land  A  Imp 25  I 

iirnan'B  Bay  Land 

h  Opera  Assn.  (N.  O.)  .. 
Kri'-ii'l  Stehblns  Co.  (Cin.). 

Preferred .- 

x  Ex-dividend. 


I  32 


"e'o" 


5 

..... 
10> 


Natoma  Vlney'd  Co.  (San  Fran). 10  t 

New  Bedford  R.  E.  Ass'n 100 

44   New  Bedford  Steam  Coast.  Co.100 

85      Now  Haven  Manufacturing  Co.  25 

New  Haven  Water  Co 50  f  104 

New  La.  Jockey  Club 100 

New  Orleans  Brewing  Assoc'n. 100 
New  Orleans  Cold  Storaee 100 


35 
1 

97 

IOO 

75 

45 

40 
20 

80 


54 
35 
100 


2 
50 

8 

"do" 


105 
60 
23% 

13 

50 

...„. 

58 

20 

110 

70 

74 

ibo" 


32%    33% 
120 


8 

40c. 

!)0  130 

109 

1O1  1  OH 


Sow  Orleans  CottonExchange200 
New  Orleans  Sugar  Exchange250,, 
New  Or.  Swamp  Land  Reclaim' g.10  I 
Now  Orleans  Water  Works — 100 

Newport  Land 10 

Newport  Water  Works 100 

New  York  Air  Brake 

New  York  Biscuit 100 

N.  Y.  A  East  River  Ferry 100 

New  York  Loan  A  Imp 100 

New  York  A  N.  J.  Ferry 

Sew  York  A  So.  Brooklyn  Ferry.. 

New  York  A  Texas  Land 50 

Nl*<rara  Falls  Power  Co IOO 


tl!5 


t   75 


125 
105 

l 


lOc.     15o. 

..150 
174    20 
46 


454 
62 

45 

BO 
80 


65 


55 
30 


THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


|  VOL.  LXIV 


Stocks.               Par. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Stock*.                Par. 

Bid. 

Ask* 

Stock*.                Par.    Rid. 

Ask. 

Nicaragua  Construction,  new.  .  100 
Nicholson  File  Co  50 

!>• 
I   4514 

3>t 

50% 
45 

St.  Charles  Car  100 
San  Diego  Land  (assm't  pd.)....25 
MI.  Louis  Agr.  &  M.  Associat'u.lOO 
St.  Louis  Brewing  Ass'n,  pref  .£10 
Common       £10 

t'"8% 

90 
9 
65 

£10K 

£51f2 

10 

612 

540 
46 
90 
71 
35 
93 
76 
62 
112 
98 

Union  Boot  A  Shoe  (N.  B.)  100 
Union  Dairy  Co                            100 

92 
62i2 
35 
t  

t  
t   50 
6i2 
87 
72 
40  ' 
11 
50 
6>4 
52 
13% 
63=4 
t     4i2 
49 
93% 
149 
t  11 
50 

50 
98 
63ifl 
45 

52 
22% 

Nolens  ville  Turnpike  10O 
Norfolk  &  Washington  8t'boat.lOO 
North  American  Co          .  ..  .100 

Union  Ferry  (Brooklyn)  100 
Union  Stock  Yards,  St.  Louis.  .100 
Union  Storage  Co.  (Pittsburg)..  50 
Union  Switch  &  Signal  50 
Preferred                               1  00 

£10 
£4% 
5 
t     6 
t500 
42 
88 
t  70 
25 

"TO" 

61>2 
109 
90 
270 
150 
t  20 

'9714 

3% 
20 

24 
10 

Oceanic  Steamship  (San  Fr.)..lOO 
O.  F.  Bldg.  Asft'n  (N.  B.)  

St.  Louis  Cotton  Compress  100 
St.  Louis  Exposition  stock  25 

Old  Dominion  Steamship,  J&J.100 
Pacitlo  Aux  Fire  Alarm  20 

80 
t      2>4 
99 
1  
25% 
t    6ie 
40H 
t  21 
tlOl 
20 
40 
t  
t 

StL.  House  Building,  No.  3  500 
St.  Louis  Transfer  100 

Union  Type  Writer—  Common  

7i« 
90 
74 
43 
12ia 
60 
7 
52»s 
14% 

i>4>8 

3* 

Pacific  Coast  Borax  100 

Savannah  Brewing  Co  10O 

2nd  pref                                    100 

Pacific  Coast  Oil  (San  Fran.)  10 
Pacitlo  Mail  Steamship  100 

"263e 
7 

"so" 

Savaunah  Construction  Co.  .1,000 
Savaunah  Cotton  100 

U.  8.  Express  100 

U  S  Glass  com                          100 

Parafllne  Paint  10 

Shultz  Belting  100 
Sibley  Mfg.  Co  100 

Preferred                                  100 

Paw  tucket  Hair  Cloth  

U.  S.  Leather                               100 

Peck,  Stow  <fe  Wilcox  Co  50 

Sliver  bullion  certificates  

Penn.  Salt  Mfg  50 

Simmons  Hardware  —  Pref  10O 
Common  100 

U  8  Rubber                                100 

Penn.  Steel,  common  

Preferred                                  100 

Singer  Mfg.  Co  100 

Penn.  Warehousing,  common...  50 

SmvthMfg.  Co.  (Hartford).  ...100 
Southern  Cotton  Oil                     50 

ieo 

25 

"97% 
225 
300 
7 
105 

Va.-Carolina  Chemical  Co  100 

52 
101 
151 

Penn.  Water,  common.  

312 
20. 
105>« 

i'3"6" 

108 
55 
110 
58c. 
100 
65 
60 
2 

266" 
150 

t    12*4 

x!57 
t  20 
9 

320 
4,0. 
108 
95 
142i2 
110 

SpiritsDistrib.Co.,pref.,7p.c.cum. 
Spring  Valley  Water  100 

Penobscot  Bay  Land      10 

Washington  Market  .IA.I             50 

P.  Lorillard,  preferred  10O 

Standard  Guano  A  Ch.  Mfg.Co.100 
Standard  Oil                                  100 

Washington  Safe  Deposit  Co.  .100 
Webb  Manufact.  Co  —  Nashv'le  100 

Philadelphia  Warehouse  100 
Phila.  <fe  Wilmington  Steamboat.. 
Phillips  Buttorff  Mfg  100 

29812 

6»8 

104 
55 
28 

75 
104 

Standard  Ronc&Twlne  100 

101 
t      Ii4 
16 
60 
15 
100 
t     2 

t  18 
200 

Standard  Underground  Cable.  100 
Stanley  Rule  &  Level  Co             25 

;Welsbach  Light  Co.,  Canada  5 

Pittsburg  Plate  Glass  Co          100 

18 
61 
25 
105 
2H> 

25 
240 
49% 
6% 
180 
105 
185 

Plimpton  (Hartford)  100 

Stanley  Works  25 

Preferred                                  100 

Pneumatic  Gun  Carriage  10 

60c. 
103 

State  St.  Exchange  (Boston)..  100 
StillweU,  Bierce  &  Smith  Vaile  Co. 

"90" 
105 
30 

"86" 
100 
7 
70 
48 

Portland  Water  1OO 

Preferred 

Pratt  &  Cady  Co.                        100 

103 

Pratt  &  Whitney,  pref  .  ,  cum  .  .  100 
Common  100 

66 
10 
30 
205 
155 
25 
159 
20^4 

Street  Railway  &  Ilium.  Prop.  100 
Preferred  100 
Swift  &  Co                                   100 

West  End  Land  &  Improvement 
Co.,  Richmond                           25 

"s's" 

x  
3 

Prewitt,  Spurr  &  Co  100 
Proctor  &  Gamble  Co  100 

Western  Aut.  Mach.  Screw  Co.  100 
Western  Stone  Co  (Chic  ) 

Talmage's  (Dan)  Sons  Co.,  8%  qr.. 
Tennessee  Cotton  Manuftory  .  100 
Tenth  &  Twenty-third  St.  Ferry.  .  . 

Preferred  100 

6 

H75 

in" 

500 
76 

Prov.  Fall  B.  &  Newp'tSt'mb't.50 
Pullman  Palace  Oar.                  100 

43 

Whitlock  Coll  Pipe  Co  100 
Wiggins  Ferry  Co                       100 

Reece  Button  Hole  10 

Thome  Type  Setting  Mach.  Co.  100 
Preferred     .       .                   100 

Rhode  Isl.  Perkins  H.  8.,  com  .  .  100 
Preferred  100 

90 
10 
45 
37 

56 
"7B" 

Trenton  Potteries  100 

8is 
42 
34 

79 
16 
1-00 

Rosetta  Grav.  Pa  v.  &  Imp  100 

Safety  Car  Heating  &  LightinglOO 

"74" 

Preferred  100 

;    Common                                    100 

Trow  Directory—  Pref  100 

Wollaston  Land...                      ...5      75c. 

t  Prices  are  per  share  not  per  cent. 


QUOTATIONS    OF    BANK    AND    TRUST    COMPANY    STOCKS. 

Prices  are  per  share,  not  per  cent,  with  the  exception  of  New  York  City  and  Brooklyn  bank  stocks.    Prices  marked  thua 
*)  are  last  sales. 

The  dagger  (f)  prefixed  to  a  price  indicates  that  the  figures  show  the  book  value. 
The  double  dagger  (i)  prefixed  to  the  capital  stock  indicates  that  only  part  is  paid  in. 
The  section  mark  (§)  prefixed  to  surplus  indicates  that  undivided  profits  are  included. 


ALABAMA. 

Capital. 

Surplus. 

Deposits. 

P'r 

Sid. 

-Is/,-. 

Capital. 

Surplus. 

Deposits. 

PY 

Sid. 

Ask. 

OAKLAND— 
Cal.Bk.&Tr.Co  
Central  Savs.  Bank  . 
FlrstNationalBank. 
Union  Nat.  Bank  

SAN  JOSE.— 
Bank  of  San  Jose.  .. 
Comm'l  <fe  Sav'gs  Bk. 
First  National  Bank 
Gard.  C.  Bk.  &  T.  Co. 
San  Jose  S.  Dep.  Bk. 
Un.  Sav.  Bk.,  S.  Jose 

$ 
100,000 
300,000 
300,000 
150,000 

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

§13,003 
24,421 
27,000 
150,000 

90,000 
60,000 
40,000 
7,500 
220,000 
50,000 

$ 
85,316 
1,109,032 
479,336 
568,157 

563,929 
332,784 
388,544 
339,707 
1,998,125 
897,554 

100 
30 
100 
100 

100 
50 
100 
100 
30 
30 

85 

90 
30 
125 

BIRMINGHAM— 
llabama  Nat.  Bank. 
Ma.  Trust  &  Sav.  Co. 
Jerney  Nat.  Bank.. 
Jirmingh'mTr.&Sav 
FirstNational  Bank, 
fefferson  Co.  Sav.Bk. 
People'sSav.Bk.&Tr 

MOBILE— 
FirstNat.  Bank  

$ 
350,000 
100,000 
200,000 
500,000 
250.000 
100.000 
100,000 

300,000 

9 

623,000 
5.750 
16,900 
37,803 
3,000 
15,000 

$ 
353,000 
25,000 
325,000 
655,094 
986,869 
320,000 
95.000 

1,56S,812 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 

75 
100 
105 
85 
105 
90 
75 

275 

120 

"83" 
100 

240 

120 
20 
85 
90 
37i2 
33 

125 
25 
90 
100 
39 
35 

§.345,497 

COLORADO. 


DENVER— 
Amer.  Nat'l  Bank.  .  . 
Central  Savings  Bk. 
Colorado  Nat.  Bank. 
Denver  Nat.  Bank  .  .  . 
Denver  Sav.  Bank.. 
First  National  Bank. 
Internationally  Co. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Comm'ce 
Western  Bank  

soo.oro 

25,000 
500,000 
500,000 
250,000 
500,000 
250,000 
500,000 
100,000 

50,000,       576,691 
2,7501       111,304 
200,000:   5,072,020 
150,000!   3,735,794 
§340i       405,307 
100,000,   9,073,355 
§91,742!       821.677 
100,0001       780,325 
lO.OOOi       188,489 

t.. 

"334 
'*>'<* 
132-5* 

lOO'OO 

scyor 

i36'39 
12,-qrj 
nS-ta 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

t.  . 
t.  . 
t. 
t. 
t. 
I 

t.-     . 

CONNECTICUT. 


NEW  HAVEN— 

City  Bank  of  N.  H... 

500,000 

60,000 

702,619 

100 

123ifi 



First  National  Bank. 

500,000 

200,000 

1,139,590 

100 

Mechanics'  Bank  

300,000 

35,000 

490,069 

60 

67 

) 

Merchants'  Nat.  Bk.. 

500,000 

85,000 

940,928 

50 

45 

"k'eis 

N.  II.  Co.  Nat.  Bank. 

350,000 

200,000 

480,075 

10 

1412 

.... 

Nat.  New  Haven  Bk. 

404,800 

203,000 

750,070 

100 

16612 

Nat.  Trad'men's  Bk. 

300.000 

120.OOO 

741,309 

100 

142 

...... 

Second  Nat.  Bank... 

500,000 

370,000 

582,647 

100 

168 

..... 

Union  Trust  Co  

100,000 

35,000 

569,139 

100 

Yale  National  Bank. 

500,000 

150,000 

877,880 

100 

115 



HARTFORD— 

.Stna  Nat.  Bank  — 

525,000 

300,000 

1,837,938 

100 

140 



American  Nat.  Bk.  .  . 

600.000 

253,000 

1,546,692 

50 

70 

ChartcrOakNat.  Bk. 

500,000 

50,000 

882,453 

100 

92 

"97 

CitvBk.of  Hartford. 

440,000 

§158,615 

922,598 

100 

103 

Conn.  River  Bg.  Co  . 

150,000 

§84,113 

677,776 

30 

30 

"35" 

Farmers'  &  Mechan- 

ics' Nat.  Bank  

500,000 

§160,000 

1,300,000 

100 

112 

FirstNational  Bank. 

650,000 

§193,000 

1,570,000 

100 

112 

ii?" 

Hartford  Nat.  Bank. 

1,200,000 

600,000 

2,958,307 

100 

138 

Mercantile  Nat.  Bk. 

500,000 

{-48,500 

580,199 

100 

68 

"75 

National  Ex.  Bank  .. 

500,000 

§220,000 

1,000,000 

50 

60 

65 

Phoenix  Nat.  Bank.. 

1,000,000 

500,000 

1,329,520 

100 

120 

.. 

Security  Compasy.. 

200,000 

100,000 

482,635 

100 

123 

130 

State  Bank    

400,000 

90,000 

1,322,971 

100 

103 

. 

United  States  Bank. 

100,000 

250,000 

1,570,241 

100 

340 

375 

Conn.  Tr.  &  S.  D.  Co. 

300.000 

§2OO,OOO 

1.P66.561 

100 

165 



Hartford  Trust  Co.. 

300,000 

§1  75.700 

1.254,404 

100 

1  45 



•Lastsale.   t  Book  value.   tPartpaidin.     §Undiv'd  profits  included-       *Last  sale,  t  Book  value.  {Part  paid  in.  §  Including  undivided  profits 


MAY,  1397.  J 


BANK    STOCK    QUOTATIONS. 


Capital. 

Surplus 

Deposits. 

f 

r    Bid. 

Atk 

Capital. 

Surplus 

.     Deposits 

V 

r    £t<? 

Ask. 

145 

i  248 

Bridgeport  Nat.  Bk..       215,851 
City  National  Bank.        250.0CN 
Connecticut  Nat.  Bk.       332,101 
Flnt  National  Bank.       2  lO.CXX 
PequouuockXat.Bk.        200,001 

WATERBURY— 

Citizens'  Nat.  Bank        3OO.CHX 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank...        1OO.CHX 
MannfacV  Nat.  Bk.        1OO,OO( 
Waterbury  Nat.  Bk.        50O,OO( 

<        112.IMH 

•>      150,OO( 
3!     100,OO< 
)      Kir..  (i.i, 
)      100.0OC 

>     100.0OC 

>           •-•<>.(  MM 

)       20.0OC 
)     250.0OC 

9 
>       423,57 
>       421,43 
)       «12,OO 
>       544,08 
>       472,72 

1       438,18: 
1       317,79. 
1       295,15! 
•       919.591 

S    5 
3  10 
1  101 
>  101 

L  10( 

i    101 

i    101 

<  KM 

r   ,v 

3      95 
J    150 
)    150 
3    175 
3   150 

3   145 
3   135 
)    133 

)     871. 

i  "96" 

CHICAGO—  (Con.)- 
Drovers'  Nat.  Bank 
First  National  Bank 
First  Nat.  Englevrooc 
Porem  an  BrosBg.Co 
Ft.  DearbornNat.  Bk 
Globe  Nat.  Bank... 
Hibernian  Bkg  .Asa'i 
HldeALealli.Nat.lik 
Home  Nat.  Bank... 
Home  Savings  Bk  .  . 
International  Bank 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk 
Metropolitan  Nat.Bk 
Milw.  Ave.  State  Bk 
Nat.  Bk.  of  America 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Republic 
National  Live  Stocl 
Bank  of  Chicago.. 
N.  Western.  Nat.  Bk 
Oakland  Nat.  Bank. 
PralrieStateXiit.  lik 
State  Bk.  of  Chicago 
Union  Nat.  Bank 

$ 
250,00" 
3,000,00 
100,001 
500,00i 
SOO.OOi 

1,000,00 
222,001 
300,00 
250.0OI 
5,OOI 
500.OOI 
200,OOK 
l.OOO.OOl 
2,OOO,00 
250,00( 
l.OOO.OCM 
1,OOO,00( 

750,001 
1,OOO,00( 
50,OO( 
200,OO< 
500,00< 
2,OOO,00( 
3OO,OCH 
50,OO( 

1,000,CKX 
1,500,OO( 
50O.OOC 
500.0OC 
500.00C 
2.000.00C 
2,000,OOC 
l.OOO.OOC 

200.00C 

fiOO.IMM 

500.00C 

100.0OC 
125.OOC 
125.OOC 
10O.OOC 
lOO.OOO 
100,000 

200,000 
250.0OO 
300,000 
100,000 
100,000 
200,000 
60,000 

$ 
3  4  132,29 
0  5224745 
3  §     14,45 
3  4  502,59 
3|5  105,20 
3  $     92.12 
3  5  336,76 
3;§    75,75 
3  4  238,71 
3  §    49,65. 
3  §  238,65 
Ml    14,181 
3  5l59865i 
3i§111886, 
3l§    75,00( 
3  §  214,91! 
3  $  118,06< 

351048201 
)  §  523,91i 
)  5    34,72; 
)§    27.89C 
)  §  233,284 
)  §  245.71J 
»       1.43C 

>  $     2,23: 

>5    82,088 

,;  156,'.l5t 
>  5    95,112 
•  5  125.00C 
»i6     83,051 
'  24'_'6;tn^ 
1  51434005 
5  668,3  1C 

§    61.85C 
§  166,024 
}  943,901 

5    23,037 
§    26,561 
§    44,226 
5  102,626 
§    73,631 
§  121,474 

i  108,038 
6  151,145 
§    17,357 
5  103,295 
200,000 
20.OOO 
15,000 

$ 
2    2,051,04 
3  32,372,41 
3       232,65 
J     1,005.26 
5     1,965,57 
7    2,454,01 
3     3,851,29 
i     1,424,75 
S     1,121,74' 
I       276,26 
1       915,44, 
3       657,32( 
>  11,002.13! 
>  11,139,68! 
3        624,92' 
1    3,300,19- 
l    3,099,78( 

1    2,974,611 
1    5,506,87; 
I       327,91* 
I       759,76; 
I    2,261,681 
5,010,08J 
338.30C 
122,73d 

3,315,035 
1,157,03? 
1,586,246 
i      601,537 
'   1,617,990 
25,883,820 
13,449,961 
9,753,420 

j   1,206,204 
1,128,507 
2,786,269 

228,688 
266,022 
316,107 
245,347 
464,488 
631,797 

568,711 
744,845 
528,553 
571,451 
834.257 
495,000 
472,268 

2  lOi 
5  10 
4 

3    135 
3   2451 

1 

t  101 

1  1CK 

5!lO( 
J|10( 
>  10( 
1  1CM 
)  10< 
)  10( 
i  10< 
i  IOC 

r  loc 

t  IOC 
>  IOC 

IOC 
IOC 
i  IOC 
IOC 
IOC 
IOC 
IOC 

100 

ibo 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 

100 
!loo 

100 
100 
100 
100 

3    107 
3      75 
3    220 
3    115 
)    

112 
82 
230 
120 

1    

DELAWARE. 

)    125 
)      90 
)    250 
>    161 
>    110 
>|  110 
)      8O 

247 
145 
120 
100 
ISSH 
94H 

135 
95 

WILMINGTON  — 
Central  Nat.  Bank. 
Eqltab.  Qu.  A  Tr.  Co 
Farmers'  Bk.  of  Del 
First  National  Bank 
Rat.  Bk.  of  Delawan 
N.  B.  of  Wilmlnjrtoi 
and  Brandywlne. 
Bec'rlty  Tr.*  8.  D.Co 
Union  Nat.  Bank.  .. 

210,000       5O.OOO       317.273  1CK 
'       522-2S2     100.000       901  882  IOC 
236.000       43.000       325.OOO    5C 
.        5OO.OOO       95.OOO       631,552  IOC 
110,000     13O.OOO       235,594  20C 

200.010     125,000       598,834    3C 
500.000     100.000    1,066,851  IOC 
203,175     21O.OOO    1.O8-J.125    2J 

)    120 
1    138 
1      62i< 
•    115 
•    

121 

142 

'l20 

163 
115 
116 
90 

250 
155 
130 
110 
190 
96 
105 

82 
81 
110 
120 
95 
350 
255 

>     75 

80 

.. 
76 

M 

Western  State  Bank 
West  Side  Bank.... 

Am.  Tr.  A  Sav.  Bk.. 
Chic.  Title  &  Tr.  Co. 
Commercial  L.  A  Tr. 
Equitable  Trust  Co.  . 
Garden  City  Bk.&Tr 
IllinoisTr.  A  Sav.  Bk 
Merchants'  L.  A  T.  Co 
Northern  Trust  Co  .  . 
Prairie  State  Savings 
A  Trust  Co  

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA. 

81 
78 
105 
115 
90 
340 
250 
210 

105 
104 
205 

WASHINGTON— 
Central  Nat.  Bank. 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank 
Columbia  Nat.  Bank 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank. 
Vat.Bk.ofRepnbUe. 
Vat.  Bank  of  Wash.. 
Vat.  Capital  Bank... 
Vat-M'tropollfnBk. 
Ohio  Nat.  Bank... 
KlKim  Nat.  Bank... 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Trader*'  Nat.  Bank. 
Wert  End  Nat.  Bank. 
American  S.  ATr.t'o 
Vat.au.AT.r<>  
Wash.  Loan  A  Tr.  Co. 

GEORGETOWN— 

Fara.  AMeeajr.Bk. 

100.000 

•'  10,000 
0.000 
200,000 

»).ooo 

2OO.OOI 

200.000 

2OO.OOO 
800,000 
22B.OOO 
200.000 
200.000 
1.250.000 
l.OOO.OOO 
1,000.000 

•JY.V.NN, 

160,000 
100,000 

100.000 
4      41,000 
200,000 
20O.OOO 

SB,  ' 
380.OOO 
&     14,280 

;    -J.-..I-.-. 

00,000 

4O.OOO 

:;,.,!,.., 
21  

'  ;-.',.  ,'...', 

1,105,445  100 
846,113  100 
1.013.27X  100 
371,881  100 
989,3  >-•  i.i, 
U507,794  l« 

1.I--V.I    1       l.M 

117  100 
4,114,368  100 
833,163  100 
462.714  100 
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1,614,563  100 
1,785,244  100 
1,917,957  100 

919.723  100 

255 
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102 
221 
260 

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223 

110 
215 

281 

310 

Royal  Trust  Co  
Union  TrustCo  

ROCKFORD— 
Forest  City  Nat  Bk. 
Manufrs'Nat.  Bunk. 
People's  Bank  

132 
93 
106 

141 

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Rockford  Nat.  Bank 
Third  Nat.  Bank. 
Win  m-l,  a  K.I  Nat.  Bk. 

SPRINOFIELD— 
Farmers'  Nat.  Bank. 
First  Nat.  Bank  
Illinois  Nat.  Bank... 
Rldirely  Nat.  Bank.. 
Hprlnirtl'd  Marine  Bk 
State  Nat.  Bank  
8ancamonL.ATr.Co. 

FLORIDA. 

JACKSONVILLE— 
First  Nat.  Bk.  of  Fla. 
Vat.  Bk.  of  Jacknon  v. 
Vat.  Bk.  State  of  Fla. 
Savtngi  A  Trust  Bk.. 
•oothern8av.AT.Oo. 
State  Bk.of*lorlda.  . 

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INDIANAPOLIS. 
Capital  Nat.  Bank... 
Fletcher's  Bank  
Indiana  Nat.  Bank.. 
Indiana  Trust  <',>... 
Merchants'  Nat.  B'nk 
State  Bank  of  I  ndi'na 

300,000 
1,000,000 
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3,156,554 
3,571,457 
262,394 
2,087,256 
496,745 
189,742 

611,467 

328,260 
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110 
128 
100 
120 

270 
130 
100 
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30.000 
200,000 
200.000 
90.000 
250.000 
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50.000 

100.000 
100,000 
150,000 

4OO.OOO 
100.000 
400.000 
200.000 
100.000 
350.000 
160,000 
100,000 
200.000 
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Oaorfte  RB.  Bank!: 

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Nat.  Kiehance  Bk.. 
Planter.'  L.  A  8.  Bk. 

ATLANTA— 
American  Trust    A 

Union  Trust  Co  
TERRE  HAITI  E. 
First  National  Bank. 
National  State  Bank 
Tcrre  Haute  Tr*st  Co 
Vigo  Co.  Nat.  Bank. 

80 
110 
65 

94 

65 

110 
400 

75 
112 

1    92.31  1 
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16,000 
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IOWA. 

Banking  ( 
Atlanta  Banking  Co. 
Atlanta  N.it.  Bank.. 
At.  Tr.  A  Bank'nCo. 
Capital  City  Bank... 
Exchange  Bank  
Foarth  N»t.  Bank.. 

TrVi'.n  •.'.''.,•'.','...„'.'  i 

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•  BMrloan  Vat.  Bank 
Oraluconrta  Bank. 
Bxehaa««  Bank... 
Ftnt  Vat  Bank.  

DES  MOINES— 
Bankers'  Iowa  State. 
Capital  City  State  Bk 
V  n.  Loan  A  Tr.  Co.  . 
^tlzcns'  Nat.  Bank. 
>es  Molnes  Nat.  Bk 
owa  Ixian  A  Tr.  Co. 
owa  National  Bank. 
X.  J...  Loan  ATr.  Co. 
Security  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 
Valley  Natlon'l  Bank 

DUBUQUE— 
Citizens'  State  Bank. 
>iinuque  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
Jerman  Bank  

2OO.OOO 
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200,000 
200,000 

300,000 
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187.571 
200,000 

100.000 

100,000 
200,000 

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300,000 
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100,000 

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1,200.606 
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1,963,605 
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550,000 
3,975,000 
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nwaTr.  A  Sav.  Bk.. 
Second  Nat'l  Bank.. 

DAVENPORT— 

Citizens'  Nat.  Bank, 
lavenport  Nat.  Bk. 
lavenport  Sav.  Bank 
'ami.  A  Mech.  Bank, 
first  Nat.  Bank  
i-rninn  Savlnes  Bk. 
owa  National  Bank. 
cott  Co.  Sav.  Bank, 
nlon  Savings  Bank 

SAVANNAH— 
Chatham  Bank... 

yxtMtm'  Bank  

Marebanta'  Vat.  Bk 
Vat.  Bk.  of  Savannah 
Oclethorpe8.AT.Co. 
Savannah  Bk.AT.Co. 

So.  Bk.  of  Htate  Oa  ... 
FwpUriSav.ALn.Co 

KENTUCKY. 

COVINQTON. 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank.. 
Covlnirton  Trust  Co. 
anncrs'  A  Traders' 
First  Nat.  Bank.    .  . 

200,000 

1  OO.OOO  { 
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26,000 
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150.000 
120,000 
70,000 

22,944 

237,205 
88,522 

68,894 

408,286  1 
14,000  1 
510.331  1 
828,694  1 
405,318  1 

135,821  1 
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ILLINOIS. 

CHICAGO— 
Am.  Ex.  Vat.  Bank. 
Bank  of  Omnmeree.  . 
Banken'  Nat.  Bank. 

Ohtaago  city  Bank!.' 
OUea«o  Nat.  Bank.. 
CMBBMnrialNat.  Bk. 
Onttneatal  Vat.  Bk. 
O*raKxehan«»  Bk.. 

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200,000 
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218,518  1OO 
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8,741,213  IOO 
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6.418.504  100 

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LEXINQTON— 
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107     1 

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228     '. 
225     '. 
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'IrstNat.  Bank  
Lexington  City  Nat. 
Bank  

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LEXINQTON—  Con. 

N»t.  Exchange  Bank 
Northern  Bk.  of  Ky. 
Phoenix  Nat,  Bank.. 
Second  Nat.  Bnuk... 
Third  Nat.  Bank  

LOUISVILLE— 

American  Nat.  Bank 
Bank  of  Commerce.  . 
Bank  of  Kentucky... 
Bank  of  Louisville... 
Citizens'  Nat,  Bank.. 
Fanners'  &  Drovers' 
First  Nat.  Bank. 

100.000 
1,813,900 
150,000 
150,000 
100,000 

800,000 
800,000 
1,645,100 
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500,000 
3OO.OOO 
500,000 
300,000 
249,500 
179,000 
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400,000 
400.000 
500,000 
250,000 

1,000,000 

1,000,000 
125,000 
800,000 

6    23,649 
5  177,200 
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§      8,214 
5    20,606 

55,000 
815,000 
1,100,500 
40,000 
100,000 
73.0OO 
300,000 
377,000 
302,800 
117,000 
309,000 
75,000 
98,000 
97,500 
117,350 

250,000 

550.000 
3.062 
425.0OO 

146,269 
645,830 
297,927 
202,379 
104,022 

2,100,000 
2,400,000 
1.  500,000 
327,000 
2,491,152 
625,359 
1,056,890 
2,323,800 
2,591,100 
769,120 
1,634,190 
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2,581,407 
900,000 

980,000 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 
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105 

88 
105 
85 
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170 

100 
90 
110 
90 
105 

75 
190 
173 
70 
115 
90 
145 
210 
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90 
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105 
115 
125 

115 

207 
75 
120 

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Deposits. 

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100 
100 
100 
100 
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100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
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BOSTON— 
Atlantic  Nat.  Bank.. 
Atlas  Nat.  Bunk  
Klackstone  Nat.  Bk. 
Boston  Nat.  Bank  .  .  . 
Boylston  Nat.  Bank. 
Broadway  Nat.  Bk  .  .  . 
Bunker  Hill  Nat.  Bk. 
Central  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 
Columbian  Nat.  Bk.. 
Commercial  Nat.  Bk. 
Continental  Nat.  Bk  . 
Eliot  National  Bank. 
Everett  Nat.  Bank.. 
Fanenll  Hall  Nat.  Bk 
FirntNational  Haul;. 
First  Ward  Nat.  Bk.. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 
Freemans'  Nat.  Bk.. 
Globe  Nat.  Bank.... 
Hamilton  Nat.  Bk... 
Howard  Nat.  Rank.. 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank.. 
Manuf's'  Nat.  Bank. 
Market  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 
Mass.  Nat.  Bank  
Mechanics'  Nat.  Bk.. 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk.. 
Metrop'litan  Nat.Bk. 
Monument  Nat.  Bk.. 
Mt.  Vernon  Nat.  Bk. 
National  City  Bank. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  C'mmerce. 
Nat.Bk.  of  C'mmouw. 
Nat.  hk.  of  No.  Am.. 
Niit.Hk.  ofKedemp.. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Republic. 
National  Eagle  Bk... 
Nat.  Exchange  Bk. 
N.  Hiile&Leath.  Bk. 
N.  MarketBk.of  Brig. 
Nat.  Revere  Bank.  .  . 
National  Rockland 
Bank  of  Roxbury.. 
Nat.  Security  Bank.  . 
Nat.  Union  Bank.... 
Nat.  Webster  Bank.. 
N.  Eng.  Nat.  Bank  .  . 
North  Nat.  Bank  .... 
Old  Boston  Nat.  Bk. 
Peoples'   Nat.  Bank 

9 
750,000 
1,500,000 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 
700,000 
200,000 
500,000 
500,000 
1,000,000 
250,000 
1   1,000,000 
1.000,000 
400,000 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 
200,000 
750,000 
800,000 
1,000.000 
750,000 
1,000,000 
500,000 
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800,000 
800,000 
250,000 
3,000,000 
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150,000 
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1,000,000 
1,000.000 
1,500,000 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 
1,500,000 
250.000 
1,500,000 

300,000 
250,000 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 
900,000 

300,000 
1,600,000 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 
200,000 
2,000,000 

1,000,000 
2,000,000 

1,000,000 
750,000 
300,000 

1,000,000 
200,000 
300,000 
1,000,000 
100,000 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 
100,000 
250,000 
1.000.000 

1,000,000 

200,000 

300,000 
200.000 

200,000 

100,000 
200,000 

100,000 

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300,000 
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200,000 
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150,000 

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200,000 
250,000 

100,000 
300.000 
200,000 

200,000 
100,000 
240,000 
150,000 

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400.000 
200,000 
200,000 
350,000 
175,000 
350,000 
100,000 
185,000 
13,000 
200,000 
500,000 
50,000 
300,000 
1,000,000 
100,000 
150,000 
125,000 
90,000 
200.000 
200,000 
15,125 
50,200 
136,000 
59,000 
100,000 
1,500,000 
84,000 
160,000 
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126,500 
300,000 
500,000 
200,000 
400,000 
1,000,000 
110,000 
400,000 
300,000 
50,000 
170,000 

150,000 
200,000 
400,000 
250,000 
600,000 
200,000 
250,000 

170,000 
1,000,000 
200,000 
125,000 
6,500 
400,000 
300,000 
90,000 
200,000 
250,000 
150,000 

500,000 
50,000 
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1,000,000 
2.500 
1,000,000 
200.000 
16,000 
5    22,800 
1,000,000 
750,000 
5      8,200 

§    36,416 
70,000 

70,000 

20,000 
100,000 

$       5,000 

66,000 
§    20,000 

100,000 
19,000 

24,000 

100,000 
150,000 
150.000 
125,0001 
15,600 
40,000 
75,000 

150,000 
135,000; 
40,000 
250,000 

20,000 
120,000 
100,000 

20,000 
25,000 
120,000 
50,000 

1,179,000 
2,755,000 
1,848,000 
2,370,000 
1,928,000 
1,854,000 
1,435,921 
1,947,000 
2,808,000 
901,000 
1,513,000 
1,581,000 
931,000 
2,305,000 
4,835,000 
823,491 
2,570,000 
'   1,894,000 
4,332,000 
1,481.000 
2,562,000 
1,120.000 
2,527,000 
2,204,000 
1,511.000 
1.322,000 
9,101,000 
884,000 
493,200 
1,051,000 
1,608,000 
5,859,000 
7,719,000 
1,662,000 
H.284,000 
9,158,000 
1,622,000 
6,681,000 
3,554,000 
554,729 
5,002,000 

1,607,435 
1,617,000 
2.063,000 
1,945,000 
3,048,000 
3,105,000 
1,876,000 

638,139 
8,633,000 
8,308,000 
3,486,000 
242,558 
4,130,000 
2,329,000 
7,816,000 
1,867,000 
996,000 
2,452.000 

3,071,071 
2,265,864 
532,790 
6,7V>7,391 
194,067 
6,626,947 
1,648,769 
547,050 
321,162 
12,898,786 
9,636,771 
688,577 

1,183,580 
1,243,187 

382,408 

497,181 
943,170 

323,367 

565,000 
550,000 

600,000 
350,000 

139,529 

456,560 
624,943 
537,623 
351  ,854 
277,073 
430,713 
294,103 

638.073 
370,000 
309,000 
715,071 

159,977 
656,639 
510,498 

108 
110 
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German  Insurance.. 
German  Security  
Louisville  Bank'g  Co. 
Louisville  City  N.  B. 
Third  Nat.  Bank.... 
Union  Nat.  Bank  

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230 
125 

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82 
103 

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112 

Columbia  Finance  & 
Trust  Co 

112 
204 

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75 
100 
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Fidelity  Trust  &  Safe- 
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Kentucky  Trust  Co.. 
Louisville  Trust  Co.  . 

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120 

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90 

225 
100 
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NEW  ORLEANS— 
Canal  A-  Banking  Po. 
Citizens'  Bank  of  La. 
Germanla  Nat.  Bank 
Gennanla  Sav.  Bk.  .  . 
Hibernia  Nat.  Bank. 
Louisiana  Nat.  Bank 
Metropolitan  Bank  .  . 
New  Orleans  Nat.Bk. 

1,000,000 
380.200 
3OO.OOO 
100,000 
300.000 
500,000 
250,000 
200,000 
300,000 

100,000 
300,000 
100,000 
300.0OO 
100,000 
400,000 

400/00 

5  102,000 

100,000 
5  220.450 
300,000 
150,000 
5  137,443 
800,000 
203,928 

4       5,670 
60,000 
5       3,535 
S       7,489 
4       1,998 
875,000 

2,907,372 
800,000 
967,549 
2,167,956 
3,706,851 
3,867.347 
1,174,337 
3,554,216 
1,100,632 

212,288 
1,094,142 
158,156 
1,203.899 
719.042 
4,033.765 

100 

100 
100 
100 

100 

100 
100 
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100 
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115 
525 

555 

47 

79 
85 
92 

Provident  Sav'gs  Tr. 
&  Safe  Deposit  Bk. 
State  National  Bank 
Teutonla  Sav.  Bank. 
Union  Nat'l  Bank... 
XT.  S.  Tr.  &Sav.  Bk.. 
Whitney  Nat.  Bank. 

* 

9H 
1521s 
95 
106 

134^4 

ll  >0 
153 

390 

107 

MAINE. 

Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Shawmnt  Nat.  Bank. 
Sh.  &  Loath.  Nat.  Bk. 
South  End  Nat.  Bk.. 
State  Nat.  Bank  
Suffolk  Nat.  Bank... 
Third  Nat.  Bank  
Tremout  Nat.  Bank 
Washington  Nat.  Bk. 
Winthrop  Nat.  Bank 

Am.  Loan&Tr.  Co.. 
Bay  State  Trust  Co  .  . 
Beacon  Trust  Co  
Bost.  S.  Dep.  &  Tr.Co. 
Columbia  Trust  Co.. 
Internat'l  Trust  Co  .  . 
Mass.  Loan  &  Tr.  Co. 
Mattapan  D.&  Tr.Co. 
Merc.  Loan  &  Tr.  Co. 
N.  Eiiel'd  Trust  Co.. 
Old  Colony  Trust  Co. 
Puritan  Trust  Co  
State  St.  Safe  Depos. 

17li 
115 
91 
65 
10914 
107% 
90 

* 

PORTLAND— 
Canal  Nat.  Bank  
CascoNat.  Bank  
Chapman  Nat.  Bank. 
Cumberland  Nat.  Bk  . 
First  National  Bank. 
Merchants'  Nat.  BX.. 
Nat.  Traders'  Bank.  . 
Portland  Nat.  Bank. 
Portland  Trust  Co.  .  . 

600,000 
800,000 
100,000 
250,000 
1,000.000 
300,000 
300,000 
300.0OO 
100,000 

§  120,000 
§  200,000 

5   10,000 

5     50,000 
§  180,000 
S  200,000 
60,000 
5     23,000 
5.     65,000 

534,002 
782,793 
445,766 
87,841 
875,fill 
573,176 
301,105 
1,434,421 
425,000 

100 
100 
100 
40 
100 
75 
100 
100 
100 

112 

100 

32  ~ 

98 
112 
97 
100 

116 

101 
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113 
99 
102 
125 

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107 
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100 

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131 
130 

4 

94 

97 

MARYLAND. 

100 

107 

BALTIMORE— 
American  Nat.  Bank 
Canton  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
Oom.&  Farm.N.Bank 
Continental  N.  Bank 
Drov.iMec'sN.Bank 
Equitable  Nat.  Bank 
Farm.  &  Mer.N.Bank 
FlrSl  National  Bank. 
Qerman-Amer.  Bank 
Ger.B'nkofBalt.City 
Manufact'rs'  N.Bank 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Nat.  Bank  of  Balt'ore 
Nat.  Bank  of  Com'rce 
Nat.  Exchange  Bank 
Nat.Far.  vPlan.Bank 
Nat.  Howard  Bank.. 
Nat.  Marine  Bank... 
Nat.  Mochanics'Bank 
Nat.  Un.  Bunk  of  Md 
Old-Town  Bank  
People's  Bank  
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

200,000 
100.000 
500,000 
512,560 
300,000 
1(00,000 
500,000 
650,000 
1,110,000 
300,000 
400,000 
500,000 
1,500,000 
1,210,700 
300,000 
600,000 
800,000 
230.000 
400,000 
1,000,000 
900,000 
150,000 
225,000 
500,000 
28,150 
500,000 
230,000 
500.000 

500,000 
750,000 

100.000 
1,000,000 

1,000,000 
500,000 

200,000 
100,000 

125,000 

100,000 

112,000 
150,000 

171,000 

38,000 
2,500 
500,000 
130,000 
25,000 
100,000 
75,000 
325,000 
275,000 
50,000 
90,000 
31,000 
500,000 
400,000 
80,000 
120.000 
600,000 
29,000 
100.000 
500,000 
200,000 
140,000 
§    13,622 
500,000 
2,000 
49,000 
46,000 
300.000 

300,000 
500,000 

827,047 
239,233 
1,833,880 
658.417 
638,903 
2,305.174 
850,390 
1,414,919 
1,627,817 
375,028 
571,415 
768,567 
3,640,874 
1,711,213 
604,043 
1,413,451 
1,984,121 
617,027 
1,343,494 
2,636,805 
1,300,211} 
668,000 
369,909 
869,674 

100 

100 
10 

100 
100 
100 
100 
40 
100 
100 
100 
100 
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100 
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10 
20 
100 

116 

120 
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100 

102% 

120 
90 
1701s 
94 

91 
175 
95 
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126 
108 

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BEVERLY— 
Beverly  Nat.  Bank.. 
BROCKTON— 

Brockton  Nat.  Bank. 
Home  Nat.  Bank  
Plymouth    Co.   Safe 
Dep.  &  Trust  Co... 

CAMBRIDGE— 
Charles  Riv.  N.  Bank 
Cambridge  Safe  Dep. 
&  Trust  Co 

137i« 

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145 

125 
175 

125 
107 

90 
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139 

91 
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100 
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75 

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CHELSEA— 
First  National  Bank. 
WinnissimetNat.Bk. 

DANVERS— 
First  National  Bank. 
FALL  RIVER— 

Fall  River  Nat.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Massasoit  Nat.  Kank 
Metacomet  Nat.  Bk.  .  i 
National  Union  Bank 
Pocasset  Nat.  Bank. 
Second  Nat.  Bank.  .. 

FlTCHBURQ- 
Fitchburg  Nat.  Bank 
Rollstone  Nat.  Bank 
Safety  Fund  Nat.  Bk. 
Wachussett  Nat.  Bk. 

HAVERHILL— 
Essex  Nat.  Bank  
First  National  Bank.- 
Haverhill  Nat.  Bank 
Haverhill    Safe   De 
posit  &  Trust  Co.  .  . 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
MerrimackNat.  Bank 
Second  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 

* 

Third  National  Bank 
Traders'  Nat.  Hank.. 
Western  Nat.  Bank.  . 

Baltimore  Trust    & 
Guaranty  Co  

1,315,076 
456,683 
2,070,105 

1,752,363 

100 
100 
20 

100 
50 

100 
100 

50 
100 

28 
LOO 

25 
100 
100 
15 

100 

92 

93  Hi 
105 
42% 

210 
145 

90 
123 

155 
325 

2713 

73 
105 

41 

205 
143 

88 
120 

152 
320 

27 
250 

32% 
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Fidelity   &    Deposit 
Co.  of  Maryland.  .  . 
Guar.  Security  Trust 
A  Deposit  Co  

ii'sis 

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145 
165 

108 

Maryland  Tr.  Co  
Mercantile  Trust  * 
Deposit  Co.  of  Bait 
Bate  Deposit,  *  Trust 
Co.  of  U.V.  timore  .  . 

FrtEDERICK— 
Central  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank.. 
Farmers  &  Mechau- 

1,237,397 
3,060,677 

172 

1,000,000 

40,000 

100,000 

40,000 
20,000, 

5     11,570 
50,000 

50,000 

184,900 
1,381,643 

307,'JTi; 
116,663 
111.597 
99,843 

570,421 

* 

33 

80 
110 
19 

First  Nat.  Bank  
Franklin  Sav.  Bank 
Frederick  Co.  Nat.Bk 
Frederlcktown   Sav. 
Institution  

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150 

112 
118 
155 
1571s 



220,889 
504,576 
636,862 

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'Last  sale,  t  Book  value,  t  Part  paid  in.  5  Including  undivided  profits 

MAY,  1897.1 


BANK    STOCK    QUOTATIONS. 


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HOL  YOKE— 
City  National  Banl 
Hadley  FallaRatBJ 
Holyoke  Nat  Bank 
Home  Nat  Bank.. 
Park  National  Ban 

LAWRENCt  — 
Arlinrton  Nat  Ban 
Bay  State  Nat  Ban 
Lawrence  Nat  Ban 
Merchants'  Nat  Bk 
Pacific  Nat  Bank  .  . 

LOWELL— 

Appleton  Nat  Banl 
first  National  Bant 
Lowell  Tru»t  Co... 
Merch.  Nat  Bank  . 
MkhUeaex  Trnat  Co. 
Old  Lowell  Nat  Bk 
Praaoott  Nat  Bank. 
Railroad  Nat  Bank 
Trader.'  Nat  Bank. 
Wameait  Nat  Bank 

LYNN— 
Central  Nat  Bank 
Flr»t  National  Bank 
Lynn  National  Banl 
LVnn9afeI>ep.*T.Cc 
Manufae-t  Nat  Banl 
national  City  Bank 
Hat  Security  Bank. 
Sec'y  i.'.-I,.  ,,..vr  c, 

NEW  BEDFOAD— 

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Meeh.  National  Bank 

300,00 
200,00 
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250,00 
100,00 

100,001 
375,001 

300.001 
100,001 
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SAOINAW— 
Bank  of  Saginaw.. 
CommercialNat.  Bk 
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Farmers'  &  Mi-clmn 
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Nat.  Bk.of  Commem 
Nlcollet  Nat.  Bank. 
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Hat  Eienann  Bank 
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Salem  Nat  Bank.... 

SPRINOriELD— 
An  wan  Hat  Bank. 
<£•*•  Hat  Bank  ... 
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Otty  Hattoaal  Bank. 
nmHattooalBaak: 
Hanpden  L'aATr.Co 
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BrUtolCo.  N.LBank 
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DULUTH— 
American  Exch.  Bk. 
L'ommercial  Bank  .. 
First  National  Bank 
St.  Louis  Co.  Bank 
Duluth  Trust  Co  

ST.  PAUL— 
Capital  Bank... 

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Citizens'  Bank  

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Franklin  Bank 

Oerman-Amcr.  Bank 
f  let-man  Savlnirs  Inst 
Inter']  Bk.of  St  Louis 
Jefferton  Bank  

MICHIGAN. 

Lafayette  Bank  
Lincoln  Trust  Co  
Mechanics'  Bank  
Merchant*'    Laclede 
National  Bank  
MnllanpySav.  Bank. 
y  nt.  H  ank  of  Coin'rce 
Northwestern     8aT- 
IUKS  Bank 

315    : 

115 

212     '. 

119     1 

DETROIT- 
AJB.  K»ch.  Nat  Bk  . 
Central  Mar.  Bank  . 
CTjlMBi'BaT.  Bank 
gHyBar.  Bai 

4OO.OOO      140,000    2.2<4OOOO1 
;......»          !,,..».,        :  l  ^o.OOO  1 
...       !.«,.,«, 

100.000        19.000        913.000H 
900,000       36.000    I.IMO.OOOIK 
130.000         0.000       24M.OOOK 
1OO.CX- 
13O.OOO       .'•-.'  "xi     i.:i 

m     21.  •..!»>• 

.             ],,-.,.H 

•OO.OOO        2.-I.OOO        3  1 
50O.OOO       «8.OOO         :i:i.m«i  1, 
150.0OO     730.0OO    8,300.000  1C 

100,000'         6.800       221.349  1C 
42.000     1.538,616  1C 
500.OOO      1  • 

101.401  10 
100.000       16.500       C50.485  10 

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10 

XI     1 

no  ..       i 

i'39    i 

140     1 

85 
172     I 
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41 

50 
90 
77 
05 
25 
98 

83 
20 
29 

26 

71 
00 
00 
75 

XI 

H  ••IBank  ..'. 

SClhMr.Battk..:: 
Flnrt  National  Bank 
0«r»aB-Am.  Bank., 
lava  Bar.  Bank.... 
jUljllaJiAA.8aT.. 

PaMfaagaT  Bank' 

HwSva  Ha!  Bank  : 
Mala  Bar.  Bank    . 
Union  Hat  Kank 
rrnntOo 

H,           i: 

II) 

15 

Of)    11 

XI      1  O  ~, 

"t.  I.i,ui»Nat  Bank 

•^outliern  C«mi.  Bank 
Jonth  Side  Bank  

..  .    _..., 

..  125 

115     1 
96 

82 
115     1 
127     1 
125     1 

70 

11 

M) 

VClsslsslp.Val'yTT.Co  '. 
it.  L.  Safe  D.A  8.  Co. 
rt.  Ix>nln  Trust  Co.  .  .  ; 
Jnton  Trust  Co 

S611,96! 

('i2(>:-i7 

.29^,753 

12.0OO 
2,400 
11,000 

17.",.  "00 
7,379 
140,000 
20,000 
2,000 

28,500 
22,500 

L196562 
25,000 
200,000 

xi    1115 

00 

X) 

2,893,171  1OO 
2,769,934  100 

1,336,892  100 
140,000  100 
872,113  100 
3,983,079  100 
111,158  100 
1,640,179:100 
689,661  100 
524,000:100 

2,082,757  100 
8,091,109  100 

X>    ..         15 

0 

K)    100    [.. 

KANSAS  CITY— 

American  Nat.  Bank 
lank  of  Grand  Ave. 
'it  I/ens'  Nat.  Bank. 
tloiiiil  Bank. 
i.oanATr.Co 
teXat.Bank 
Cnu.  City  State  Bank 
fechanlcs'  Bank  
[etropolitan  Nat'n'l 
Bank  
Ilillanil  Nat.  Bank.. 
lisHourl    Kansas   A 
Texas  Trust  Co  : 
llssotirl  Union  Tr.Co 
Fat.  Bank  of  Com'rce    1 

OO'    ..                1 

too 

O 

K)           .     10 
»   225      .. 

75 
K)     115      

93      1 
170     1 

Wayne  Co.  8ar.  Bk.. 
GBANO  RAPIOS- 
nftt  Hat  Bank    ... 
Fourth  Hat  Kank 
9r.«a*MaNatBk.. 
»r.  »aoM(  Bar.  Bk 
K*M  Co.  Bar.  Bank. 

IO    425 

10    ..       .9 

0 

7 
0 
0 
0 

6" 

102     1 
85 
92 

80 
99     1 

100     1 

03 
BO 

95 

35 
»0 

91 

is" 

Kl     113       11 

«    12 
10    11 
0    23 
O    110 
0    11 
0    150     ... 

100 
5,776,712  100 

'92"  " 

•UMtaala.  tBookratea.  tPartpaldln.  ttaelodlag  nndlrtded  proflu.        'Lastaale.  (Book  value.  IPartpaldin.  §]Inoluding  undivided  profit* 

THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


KAN.  ClTY-OoneJ. 
Hew  England  Sate 

Deposit  A  Trust  Co 
Union  Nat.  Bank — 
Un.Ave.  B'nkof  Com 
Unit.  States  Trust  Co 

ST.  JOSEPH— 
Central  Savings  Bk. 
First  Nat.  Bank   of 

Buchanan  Co 

German-  Amer.  Bank 
HerclianU'  Bank — 
Nat.  Bank  of  St.  Jos. 

Park  Bank 

State  National  Bank 
Tootle,  Lemon  &  Co. 


Capital. 


$ 

100,000 
6OO.OOO 

10,000 
250,000 


100,000 

250,000 
100,000 
200,000 


Snrpfuf, 


3.r>,000 
72,000 


1,000 


9.716 

18,220 

10,902 
4,330 


Bid. 


1,040,606  100  125 

2,970,523  100  96 

300,000100    

650,000  100  95 


130 
99 


100,000     lOO.OOO 
40,000 


500,000 
60,000 


40,000 

7,444! 


313,880  100 

889,040  100 
481,651  100 
600,402  10O 
1,957,940  100 
105,000  100 
373,292  100 


45 

70 
60 
80 


100 
45 


1,134,192  Pri:vate_b 


.  I. -•/.-. 


100 


50 

80 
70 
85 


105 

50 

ank. 


NEBRASKA. 


LINCOLN— 

Am.  Exch.  Nat.  Bank 
Columbia  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
Merchants'  Bank — 
Merchants'  Trust  Co. 
Security  Invest'ut  Co 

OMAHA— 

Commercial  N.  Bank 
Equitable  Trust  Co.. 

Fidelity  Trust  Co 

First  National  Bank. 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Nat'l  Bank  of  Com- 
merce  

Nebraska  Nat.  Bank. 
Omaha  Loan  &  Tr.  Co 
Omaha  Nat.  Bank... 
Rochester  Loan  & 

Banking  Co 

Union  National  Bank 
United    States    Na- 
tional Bank 


SOUTH  OMAHA— 

Packers' Nat.  Bank 
South  OmahaNat.Bk 
Union  Stock  Yards 
National  Bank 


250,000 
200,000 
400,000 
50,000 
100,000 
200,000 


400,000 
175,000 
50,000 
500,000 
500,000 

300.OOO 

400,000 

50,000 

1,000,000 

100,000 

250,000 

400,000 


100,000 

100,000 

200,000 


21,000 

14,000 

61,215 

2,000 


16,000 


13,000 
100.000 
100,000 

2,649 
26,500 
36,803 
50,000 

30,000 
7,000 

26,000 


3,000 
75,000 

50,000 


274,470  100 
168,4781100 
917,748  100 
42,796  100 
100 


100 


504,797  100 
100 


3,681,160 
1,299,201 


100 
100 
100 


182,569  1OO 

973,782  1OO 

350,000  100 

3,370,100  100 


563,393 
1,177,016 


150,325 
712,645 

975,158 


100 
100 


100 


100 
100 


100, 


NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 


MANCHESTER— 
Amoskeag  Nat.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Manches'r  Nat.  Bank 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 


200,000 
150,000 
150,000 
150,000 
100,000 


§124,569 
561,315 
590,171 
562,80-1 
§33,632 


997,599  100 
159,205  100; 
1,010,083  100! 
332,121  100 
220,200  100 


165 
139 
270 
130 
116 


NEW  JERSEY. 


CAMDEN— 
Camden  Nat.  Bank. . 
First  National  Bank. 
National  State  Bank 
Oamden  Safe  Dep.  & 

Trust  Co 

Central  Trust  Co 

N.  J.Tr.  &S.D.  Co.. 

ELIZABETH— 

Citizens'  Bank 

Elizabethp't  Bkg.  Co. 
First  National  Bank. 
National  State  Bank 

HOBOKEN— 
First  National  Bank. 
Hud.Tr.  ASav.  Inst. 
Second  Nat.  Bank. . . 

JERSEY  CITY— 
First  National  Bank. 
Hudson  Co.  Nat.  Bk 
K.J.Tlt.Gu.&Tr.Co. 
Second  Nat.  Bank. . . 
Third  Nat.  Bank 

NEWARK— 
Essex  Co.  Nat.  Bank 
Fidelity  Title  &  D.  Co 
German  Nat.  Bank.. 
Manufact'rs  N.  Bank 
Merchants'  N.  Bank 
Nat.  Newark  Bkg.  Co 
National  State  Hank. 
Newark  City  N.  Bank 
North  Ward  N.  Bank 
Second  Nat.  Bank.. 
State  Banking  Co.  of 

Newark... 


PATERSON— 

First  National  Bank. 

Paterson  Nat.  Bank. 

Second  Nat.  Bank. . . 

Paterson  Sav.  Inst'n 

Paterson  Safe  Depos- 
it <t  Trust  Co. ... 

Bilk  City  Safe  Depos- 
it &  Trust  Co 

TRENTON— 
Broad  St.  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
Mechanics'  Nat.  Bk.. 
Trenton  Banking  Co. 
Trenton  Trust  &  Safe 

Deposit  Co 


100,000 
200,000 
260,000 

100,000 
100,000 
200.000 


100,000 

50,000 

200,000 

350,000 


110,000 
125,000 
125,000 


400,000 
250,000 
200,000  $ 
250,000 
200,000 


300,000 

350,000  § 

200,000 

250,000 

200,000 

500,000 

500,000 

500,000 

200,000 

300,000 


400,000 
300,000 
150,000 
100,000 

100,000 
100,000  § 


250,000 
500,000 
500.OOO 
500,000 

100,000 


30,000 
125,000 
260,000 


455,691 

570,735 

1,723,651 


100,000]  2,738,096 
15,000  285,000 
50,000  710,067 


10,000 

40,000 

100,000 

300,000 


369.265 
93,973 
77,475 


500,000 
300,000 
275,000 
250,000 
100,000 


300,000 
83,000 
100,000 
90,000 
100,000 
200,000 
250,000 
150,000 
100,000 
100,000 


161,381 
204,494 
661,423 
922.548 


1,446,868 
2,467,620  100 
747,721 


100 

100 

50 

25 

25 

100 


100 
50 

100 
50 


25 

00 

100 


4,208,248  100 
1,739,407  100 
2,300,000  100 
1,216,740100 
670,616  100 


2,743,843 


1,900,000  100  110 


1,381,300 
1,056,399 
1,601,065 


r>o 


100 

135 
150 
150 


300 
340 
250 
235 
150 


150 


100  200 
100|  145 
100!  200 


100,000  §  120,000 


300,000 

60.000 

100.0OO 

445,310 

41,000 
12,000 

50,000 
250,000 
250,000 
300,000 

15,271 


2,192,986'  50|  85 

1,591,309  50  80 

1,625,500!  50  78 

993,068  100  165 

909,163100  148 


1,024,000  100 


1,695,973 

1,172,814 

730,87ti 

4,700,000 

9§0,000 


223,000  100 


180 


100  225 
100  145 

60] 
100  650 


100 


150 
110 


405,937  100  105 
602,918,1001  142 
1,481,851  50  80 


1,439,119 


50   78 


702,869  100:  105 


80 

140 

90 

120 
25 

10 


150 
155 


125 
200 
160 


275 
250 


115 
205 
150 
205 
87 

'¥6" 
170 
152 


107 


108 


•Last  sale,  t Book  value.  {Part  paid  in.  ^Including  undivided  profits 


NEW    YORK. 


Capital. 


ALBANY— 

Albany  City  Nat.  Bk 
Albany  County  Bank  | 
First  National  Bank.i 
Mech'nics  &  F'rmers' 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
Nat.  Commercial  Bk. 
Nat.  Exchange  Bank 
N.  Y.  State  Nat.  Bk.. 
Park  Bank 


300,000 
250,000 
200.0OO 
250,000 
200,000 
300,000 
300,000 
250,000 
100,000 


Surplus.     Depontl. 


200,000 
200,000 


AUBURN— 

Cayuga  Co.  Nat.  Bk. 
Nat.  Bank  of  Auburn 

BlNQHAMTON— 
Binghamton  Tr.  Co. 
City  National  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 

People's  Bank 

Susquehanna  Valley 
Strong  State  Bank ... 

BROOKLYN— 

(Prices  percentnotp  ershare.) 


38,000 

50,462 

150,000 

§  951,497 

200,000 

700,000 

60,000 

250,000 

§23,886 


75,000 
40,000 


1,281,744 
1,050,517 

576,746: 
1,107,772 

795,456 
4,449,796 

842,770 
3,494,578 

445,498 


785,449 
566,295 


T"r  Sid. 


100  90 
100  135 
100  155 
100  410 
50  160 
100  350 
100  88 
100  210 
100  125 


300,000:  135,000: 

200,000  40,000 

20O.OOO  50,000 

100,000  §  4,205 

100,000  25,000 

100,000  50,000 


25 
100 


Bedford  Bank 

Broadway  Bank 

Brooklyn  Bank 

Eighth  Ward  Bank.. 

Fifth  Ave.  Bank 

First  National  Bank. 

Fulton  Bank 

German- Am.  Bank.. 

Hamilton  Bank 

Kings  County  Bank. 
Manufacturers'  Nat. 

Bank 

Mechanics'  Bank — 
Mech.  &  Traders'  Bk . 
Nassau  Nat.  Bank. . . 
National  City  Bank. 
North  Side  Bank — 
People's  Bank 

shermerhorn  Bank. 
„  jventeenth  Wd.  Bk . 
Sprague  Nat.  Bank. . 
Twenty-sixthWd.Bk. 

Union  Bank, 

WallaboutBank 

Brooklyn  Trust  Co.. 
Franklin  Trust  Co. . . 
H  amilton  Trust  Co . . 
Kings  Co.  Trust  Co . . 
Longl.Loan  &  Tr.Co. 
Manufrs'  Trust  Co.. 
Nassau  Trust  Co — 
People's  Trust  Co... 

BUFFALO— 

Bank  of  Buffalo 

Buffalo  Commercial. 
Buffalo  Loan  Trust  & 

Safe  Deposit  Co... 

Citizens' Bank 

City  Bank 

Columbia  Nat.  Bank . 
Ellicott  Square  Bk.. 
F'rmers'&Mech'nics' 
Fidelity  Tr.  &  Guar. 
German- American . . 

German  Bank 

Man'f  rs'  &  Traders'. 

Marine  Bank 

Merchants'  Bank 

Metropolitan  Bank.. 

Niagara  Bank 

People's  Bank 

ThirdNationalBank. 
Union  Bank 

ELMIRA— 

Chemung  Canal  Bk. 
Second  Nat.  Bank  . . 
State  Bank 


LONG  ISLAND  CITY. 
Queens  County  Bank 

NEW  YORK  CITY— 
(Prices  per  cent  not 
per  share.) 

America,  Bank  of 

Amer.  Exch.  Nat.  Bk. 
Astor  Place  Bank... 

Bowery  Bank 

Broadway,  National. 
Butch.  &Drov..Nat. 
Central  Nat.  Bank,.. 

Chase  Nat.  Bank 

Chatham  Nat.  Bank. 
Chemical  Nat.  Bank. 
Citizens',  National.. 

City,  National 

Clinton  Bank 

Colonial  Bank 

Columbia  Bank 

Commerce.Nat.Bk.of 
Continental  Nat.  Bk. 
Corn  Exchange  Bk.. 
East  River  Nat.  Bk.. 
Eleventh  Ward  Bk.. 

Fifth  Ave.  Bank 

Fifth  Nat.  Bank 

First  Nat.  Bank 

Fourteenth  St.  Bank. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 
Franklin  Nat.  Bank. 
CallutinNat.  Bank.. 
Gansevoort  Bank  . . . 
Garfleld  Nat.  Bank.. 
German- Amer.  Bk. . . 
German  Exch.  Bk... 
Gerinania  Bank 


150.OOO 
100,000 
300,000 
100,000 
100,0001 
300,000' 
200,000; 
100,000! 
100,000 
150,000 

252,000 
500,000 
100,000 
300,000 
300,000 
100,000 
100,000 
100,000 
100,000 

200,000 

100,000 

100,000 

100,000 


1,649,795  10O 
376,098:100 
701, 828' 100 
136,57i!llOO 
347,079  100 
520,7431100 


25% 
100 


A  Ik. 
110 

i'e'o" 
iie'o" 
"90" 

220 
130 

261* 
105 


85,OOO 

106,823 

160,732! 

25,000 

50,000 

930,300' 

181,785: 

8,ftl3i 

50,000 

80,000 

350,000 

455,385 
150,0001 
300,000; 

(joo.ooo 
100,000 

50,000! 
50,000 
50,000 
200,000 
50,000 
50,000 
25,000 


1,000,00061484065 

1,000,0001  906,748 

500,000  400.0001 

500,000  700,000 

500,000'  §400,555 

500,000  500,000 

500,000  §  248,138 

1,000,000  1,000,000 


300,000 
250,000 

200,000'$ 

100,000 

300,000 

200,000  § 

300,000  ' 

200,000 

500,000 

200,000! 

100,000 

900,000 

200,000 

300,000 

200.0001 

100,000 

300,000 

500,000 

200,000 


1,074,846 

1,337,053 

1,459,442 

219,809 

415,070 

6,261,000; 

1,011,8581 

89,206 

388,865 

740,732 

2,820,361 

2,419,437: 

1,016,337 

4,312,532 

3,090,022 

831,350 

648,220 

357,862 

415,880 

1,033,^31 

443,775 

266,339 

504,948 

9,354,160! 
5,237.468 
3,682,446 
5,609,647 
2,878,372 
2,294,153 
2,483,996 
6,571,119 


100  200 
100  185 
100  145 
100  85 
100  105 
lOOj  405 
40  185 


100 
100 


90 
100 


100  105 

30  235 

50  240 
100!  245 
100  275 

50  380 
100  180 

50  180 
100  145 
100  105 
100  200 
100  140 
10O  135 
100  103 

100  400 
lOOi  210 
100  200 
100  255 
100  207 
100  205 
100  134 
100  230 


300,000  3,042,443  100  200 
• 803,253  100  100 


300,000 
300,000 

100.000 


100,000 


64,170 

54,00o! 
100,000 

150,000: 

20,787! 

13,833 
100,000 
120,041 
100,000 
400,000 
450,000 
750,000 
120,000 
107,404 

10,552' 

60,000 
340,000 

30,000 


300.000 

80,000 

3,500 


75,000 


1,414,351 

1,096,3*6 

1,936,207 

772,186 

912,764 

1,082,844 

4,070,492 

1,542,532 

2,811,422 

3.792,680 

3,829,646 

1,373,663 

996,263 

702,799 

1,652,776 

1,577,570 

576,036 


3,558,173 
765,991 
102,744 


1,679,724 


100  125 
100  195 

100'  

100  

100  

IOO  150 
100|  136 
100  125 

1000,  

501  

100  485 

100  

100  

100  

100  128 

100  

100  ., 


118 
110 
125 
100 
H40 
140 


195 

153 

95 

110 

197" 
100 
110 
115 


250 
255 


200 
195 
155 
112 
215 
150 

ii'd" 

410 
215 

1265" 

1208" 
136 
240 


225 
110 

140 
200 
150 
106 
100 


5000 
70 

130" 

125 

100 

130 

120 

100 


Private 
100  130 
100  


100 


1,500,000  2,250,000  22,272,800  100 

5,000,000,2,250,00020,335,000  100: 
250,0001  300,000  2,664,719;  100 
250,000!  500,000!  3,156,OOOilOO, 

1,000,000  §1577100!  5,258,2001  25; 
300,000  175,0001  1.245.9001  25 

1,000,000  400,00010,252,000100 
500,000  §1481100  23,485,900  100 
450,000' 5  975,400  6,271,800  25 
300,000'  7339000  24,611,600  100 
600,000  §394,100;  2,964,000  25( 

1,000,000  §3608700  31,024,400  1001 
300,000  15,000  955,753  100 
25,000  585,0041100 


bank. 
135 


200 


325 
173 
230 
300 
230 
125 
160 

400  ! 

285  300 
4000  4500 
125  140 

500  

100 


340 
176 


250 
140 
170 


100,000, 

300,000  200,000  2,044,955  100  170 

5,000.000  2000000' 17,818, 100  100!  206 

1,000.000  §  200,0641  6,007,600100  130 

1,000,000  1,000,000  10,101,600  100  285 

250,000  §138,800  1,233,500'  25  135 

100,000  §218,983  1,095,770;  25  200 

100,000  100,000  8,547,500!100i  3000 
200,0006306,500  1,982,400100 


110 

2l"6" 
140 
300 


3500 


500,000  ^7028700 
100,000  50,000 

3,200,000  §  2040800 
200,000  32,000 

1,000,000  1,000,000 


200,000 
200.0OO  I 
750,000 
200,000 
200,000 


23,000 
7-25,300 


22,850.500  100 

861,091  1001  

25,553,500  100    178 

386,776  100      60 


250 
3000' 


5,387,900    50   310 


687,228    50! 
5.036,700  100; 


181 
330' 


250,000!  2,628.200  75; 
500,000  3,014,300  100; 
600,000  3.969,300  100! 


95    1105 

500 

110      

315 

350 


•Last  sale,  t  Book  value.  'Part  paid  in,  §  Including  undivided  proflta. 


MAY,  1897.] 


BANK   STOCK    QUOTATIONS. 


N.  Y.  C  TV— (Con.) 
Greenwich  Bank — 

Hamilton  Bank 

Hanover  Nat.  Bank 
HldeA  Leather  N.Bfc 

Home  Bank 

Hudson  River  Bank. 
Imp.  A  Traders' N  Bk 
IrrlngNat.  Bank.... 
Leather  Mfn.Nat.Bk 
Liberty  Nat.  Bank ... 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank.. 
Manhattan  Co.  Bk . . . 
Market  A  Ful.Nat.Bk 
Mechanic*' Nat.  Bk 
Meek.  A  Trailer*'  Bk . 
Mercantile  Nat.  Bk  . 
Merchants' Kx.N. Ilk. 
Merchant*' Nat.  Bk. 
Metro  polls,  B'k  of  the 
Monnt  Morrl-t  Bank 

Mutual  Bank 

Hauan  Bank 

IT.  Amsterdam. Bk.  of 
H.  Y.  County  Nat.  Bk. 
H.  Y.  Nat.  fexch.  Bk. 
.N.  B.A..Bk.of 


Capital.      Stirpiut.    Depotili.    fr    Bid.    \  Atk. 


*  $  $ 

200.000    5165,477       873.1OO    25!  165 

200.000  50.000    1.012,403  100    10O 
1.000.000  1.900,000  23.932.000  100   325 

500.0001  50.OOO     1,433,256  100      85 
lOO.OOOi       70,000|       585,986  1001  150 
200,0001     150,000'   1,180,531  UX>!  155 

1.5OO.OOO  5,000,100  25,948,000  1OO   525 
5OO.OOO!    250,000    2.91O.OOO    50    140 
6OO.OOO'  4472,500    2,775,600  IOO    180 
5OO.OOO    5248.64S    2,701,900  100    135 
300.000!    600.000    7.203,600  1OO   750 
2.O5O.OOO  2,050,000  17.266,000    50i  220 
9OO.OOO    5963.0OO    6,072,500  100    2OO 
.000.000    9,154.000    25i  185 
40O.OOO      2OO,OOO|   2.06O.OOO    25    125 
9OO.OOOI   8,629,500  IOO    165 
{169,800'   5,482.600    50,  114 
50O.OOO  14,534.500    50    140 


Ninth  Natlon'l  Bank. 
No.Amer..Sal.  Bk.  of 

Oriental  Bank 

PaetncBank 

Park  Bank.  National 

People's  Bank 

Phenlx  Nat.  Bank. . . 

Plaza  Bank 

Produce  Ei.Bk..N.Y. 
Bepublle.  Sat.  Bk.  ..f 
RtTenlde  Bank ... 


1,000.0001 
6OO.OOO 

2,000.000 
300,000 

•  250,000 
200,000 
500.000 
250,000 
2OO.OOO 
3OO.OOO 

2,OOO,OOO 
1OO.OOO 


60O.OOO: 

so, 


. 
250,000 

•Jill  I.I  KM. 


40.OOO    3,243,800  100 
675,000'    1,381,500100 
l.OOO.OOO  13,4OO,OOO  100 
*w,wu       20.OOO       919,116  1OO 
750.0OO'  6250,000    4,122,800  1OO 
70O.OOO.  5582.1OO    7,183,300    — 
3OO.OOO     SOO.OOOl    1.7O9.OOO 
422,700     205,000    2.99O.4OO    oo    ivo 
2.OOO.OOO  2.5OO.OOO  33,332,500  10O1  260 
•J15.IHK)    2.6O1.1QOI  25|  21O 
1,000,000'  5359.100    3,726,000    20    1O5 
1OO.OOO     lOO.OOO     1.19O.398  1OO 


6.O95.8OO  IOO 
1.953,221  100 
1,014.634  100 
3.063,600  - 


44O 
100 
115 
158 
190 
700 

233" 
10O 
105 
135 

i'75" 


•eeond  Nat.  Bank... 
Seventh  Nat.  Bank 
•hoe A  Leather. Nat. 
Sixth  Nat.  Bank     . 


1,000,000 
1.500.000 
100,000 
500.000 
•00,000 
MNMMO 


200.000 

•J....IM1, 

100.000 


Vew  York. 

Bank  of  the 1 .200.000 

Third  Nat.  Bank l  OOOOOO 

Tradean'n'i  Nat.  Bk.  75O.OOO 

Twelfth  Ward  Bank  -J.MMMH, 

Tweatr-Uilr.: 

Union  Bk. .  National  1 .20O.OOO 

Union  Sonar.-  Bank 

V.  8.  National  Bank!  5OO.OOO 


II 


160 
176 


lOO.OOO    1,190,398  IOO  185 

-->7.800  100  117     . 

5OO.OOO  14,077,300  100  150     16> 

90,000       887,357100  160 

5250,000    8,330,000100  170     17i 

600,000    5.795,000100  425 

90,000    2,080,600100  100      ... 

5115,364    3,516,400  IOO  9O       91 

2OO.OOO     1.48O.OOO  100  275     '... 

25.0OO       507.764  IOO  100     ... 

9.7OO    1,160,332  IOO  9O     101 

3OO.IM.  -i  Ml    KM!  xlH 

5?li-*9?  10-f  §l-?9?  i°o  90 


350 

'.HI 


550 
1155 


230 
'24O 
'195 

130 


150 
480 


170 


100 
238 

io7' 

145 
il95 

210 
270 
240 
112 


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lOO' 


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MMMO 


We*  BUe  Ba 

Western  Nat 
YorkTille  Bank 

Atlantic  Trust  Oo... 
aTr.Co...- 

itaJTnutOo. 

j'L'nATr.Oo. 
Omaraaty  TroMOo. 
BeUaadTntMOB... 

.•kTTr... 
i    1  r    i  '•• 

-_ «Tr.  Oo... 
MetoopetltaaTr.  Oo. 
».E»i.LoenATrCo. 

AT.Oo. 

tTr.Oo.' 
Real!:- 
Slat*Tn..f 
Tit].-..  tar.A  i     ... 

rm..:i    I-    i  •     .  •   N    , 

O.  8.  Mort.  A  Tr.  Co. 
O.  8.  Tr.  Oo.  of  H.  Y.' 

We*hlnirt"ii 

RoCMESTEIr— 


?.000.000  2.000.000  1 1.998. 1  • 


500.000 

Looaooo 

1.000.000 


83.W37 


2.358,500 
1,333.670 
893,1 


40 
100 


97 

i'66" 


{874,60011.799,800  1041 
2OO.OOO  2,194,788  IOO  175 

$599.200  6.622.900  KH 
lOO.OOO  3.457.467  IIKI 

50,(H  "114 

75.OOO       988,865  100    170 


100 


190 
200 


H6.114  100    177 
•>20.890  25.240.756  100    118O 
5OO.OOO         L 

123.884  2»J5 1.589!  25 


171.763 


170 

--•• 
400 


1045.059  10.496,387  100  177 

-    4.633.131     30  145 

"  100 

HMI  IliHI 


116 

183 
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60 


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••00.000  29.791. 653 
1.000.000  1.107.87J    8.593.804 


-.00.000 


1.158, 1 
8J300... 
MM.780  100 
8,116.158  100 


i  ••...,,    I 


Bank 


SUSS 


905.804  100 

500.000      44XMKXI     3,!>3ll.274   I  041 


Nat.  Bank 


Power.  H  . 

•'Nat.  Bank. 
CaJon  Bank 
i  •  A  Safe 

Depo4t4 
8e,-.irif,    F:   M  i  .. 

SvHACUK— 
Baiik»f -•,-.. 
ODamavirefal  Beak... 
t  National  Bank! 

Ifal  ,., 
K.Go.. 


100,000 
100,000 

toojooo 

•00.000 
900,000 
100,000 

i  .....  KM 
100.000 
250.000 


J.  ..,.,».., 


190.000 
150.488 

15  ,000 

300,000' 
125,000, 
2OO.OOO 

50.000 

150,000 

•  LSI  . 

i  .•". 


-  .  .••;•• 
1J236.795 
1,147.573 

•70,987 
1.710,000 
2.178,484 

961,146 
1.-  :••."  '  • 

521.491 

1.1J-.71- 
ft,01!>.179 

i.i"  •.  m 


1025  

3OO   

160   

196 

265  273 
875   



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h~.  100 


LM 


155 
160 


THOY— 

Ontnl  Nat.  Bank.  . 

Manrifart  r.  N..- 
Mntnal  Nat.  Ba-'k 
Ha*.8*at*Bk.ofTroj 
Troyntr  Nat.  Bank. 
Union  Wat.  Bank  ... 
Unltwl  Kat.  Bank 

UTIC»- 

A    rt.  Mather*  Co.'. 

Bank . 

Pin*  !»etlo»al  Bank. 
Port  Worth  *  Utlea 

Trnrt  ("« 
OaeidaOcmntr  Hank 


>.l    100,000 

250.000      154,241; 

IIHI.IMNI  lOO.OOO 
800,000  80,000 
100,000  }11«.775 


200.000  75.472 

150.000  152,683 

250.000  221,070 

250.000  258.347 

80O.O04I  . 
•OO.Onn 

•  H)  325.594 


..i          2.9OO 
800.000     300.000 


H  •:-- 

IJ   -,     ,MH, 


919.729  100  175 

•o    1'jo 

•  72  KM)    'JiMI 

828,67:.  HMI    24 Ml 

494341  100    150 

.l.''i  100 
1,290.764  104) 
1,110,1 
708,61'J  HMI 


ISO 


100 

185 


190 

125 
215 

iV.V 

150 
200 


i.  •  r...  j 


•17o      JOO 
210 


637.308    50  118  120 

1.673.77H  104)  -jo:.  210 

•  I-.'. 

Ml    1CMI  HIS  'JIMI 

1,110.157  HMI  li;o  165 

511,119    r.o  loo  101 

770,918  IOO  225  250 


-J-.  ...  o 


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•:     110 


10.' 

-.:;     .--.    100    -    •" 


115 
112 


280 


I  Book  iraloe.  !  Part  paid  la.  5  Ineludln«  undivided  profits. 


UTICA—  (Con.) 
Onelda  Nat.  Bank. 
Second  Nat.  Bank 
Utlca  City  Nat.  Bank 

YONKERS— 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank 
Firat  National  Bank. 


Capital. 


400,000 


. 
400,0005 


106,000 
150,000 


Surplus.    Deposits. 


200,000  844,881 
100,000  564,352 
124,000  720,411 


75,000 

(i.1,000 


654,915 

898,538 


P-r 


100 

100 

50 


100 
50 


Sid. 


180 
95 
55 


Ask. 


190 

100 

57 


OHIO. 


AKRON— 

Akron  Savings  Bank 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
Citr  National  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
People's  Savings  Bk. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

CINCINNATI— 

Atlas  Nat.  Bank 

Central  Trust  &  Safe 

Deposit  Co 

Cincinnati   Safe  De 

posit  A  Trust  Co. . . 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank 

City  Hall  Bank 

Equitable  Nat.  Bank 

Fifth  Nat.  Bank 

First  Nat.  Bank. 

Fourth  Nat.  Bank 

Franklin  Bank 

German  Nat.  Bank.. 
Market  Nat.  Bank... 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
Nat.  Lafayette  Bank 
Ohio  Valley  Nat.  Bk 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

Third  Nat.  Bank 

Union  Sav.B.&Tr.Co. 
Western  German  Bk. 

CLEVELAND— 
B'way  Sav.i  L'n  Co. 
Central  Nat.  Bank.. 
Citizens'Sav.&L.Ass 
Cleveland  Nat.  Bank 
Cleveland  Trust  Co. 
Columbia  Sav.&L.  Co 
Commercial  N.  Bank 
CuyahogaSv.  A  B.Co 
Uetroit8t.8'v.AL.Co. 
UlmeSav.ABkg.  Co. 
East  End  8av.Bk.Co. 
Kiirlicl  Ave.  N.  Bank 
Kucllil  A.  8.  4B.  Co. 
First  National  Dank.1 
ForertClty  Sv.Hk. Co 
<iartleldSav.Bk.Co.! 
(icr.- Amer.Sav.B.Co 
Guardian  Trust  Co.. 
L.  8h.  8av.ABkg.Co 
Ix>raln  St.  8av.Bk.Co 

Marine  Bank  C'o 

Mercantile  N.  Bank. 
Merchant*'  Banking 

AStorago  Co 

Nat.  B'k  Commerce. . 
National  City  Bank. 
.t.  B.  AL.  Co. 
Park  National  Bank. 
Pearl  St.  Sav.A  L.Co. 
People's  Sav.A  L.  As. 
Permanent  S.  A  L.Co. 
Prod.  Ex.  Bank'g  Co. 
tal  in.--  A  Tni-t  (  '.i  . 

lootoq  r..r  s..\  inu-« 
So.  Clevel'd  Bk'g  Oo. 
State  National  Bank 
inuMHk.-.  A  BBT.OO 

Union  Nat.  Bank 

Wade  Park  B'k'g  Co. 
W.Cleveland  Bkg.  Co ; 
West'nRea'rveNBk. 
WIckB'k'gATr.CoJ 
Wo<idland  Ave.  8av. 
A  Loan  Co 

COLUMBUS— 

Capital  City  Bank... 

•itl/i'ii-'S.nini.--  Ilk. 

'linton  Nat.  Bank... 
Col  nm  tins  8avs.  Bk . . 

•miiiiirrolal  N.  Bank 

)pnhler  Nat.  Bank.. 
East  End  8av.Bk.Co. 

••ourth  Nat.  Bank... 

layden  Nat.  Bank.. 

M  irk.-t   Kx.-h.Hk.r.,. 

Merchant*'  A  Munu- 

fact'rs'  Nat.  Bank. 

N'l  B'k  of  Columbus. 

Ohio  National  Kinik 

State  Savings  Bank 

A  Trust  Co 

DAYTON— 

aty  National  Bank. 
Dayton  Nat.  Bank... 

•ourth  Nat.  Bank... 
Merchant*'  Nat.  Bk. 

Vntonia  Nat.  Bank. 

•liir.l  Nat.  Bank 

Jnlon  Safe  Deposit. 
Winters  Nat.  Bank.. 

TOLEDO— 

First  National  Bank 

Iiilromt.  Nat.  Bank. 

HomeSavs.  Hank... 

etcham  Nat.  Bank. 

Merchant*'  A  Clerks' 

Savings  Bank. I 

Merchant*'  Nat  Bk. 
Northern  Nat.  Hank, 
eeond  Nat.  Bank... 


100,000 
150,000 

200,00(1 

100,000 

50,000 


12,000 
15,000 


700,000 
349,651 


275,000   40,000 

400,000  160,000 
200,000   23,611 


lOO.OOOl 
1, 000,000  i 
lOO.OOO; 
350,OOO! 
500,0005 
l,200,OOOl 
500,000 
240,000 
5OO.OOO 
250,000! 
600,000i 
600,0001 
700,000 
200,000 
1.2OO.OOO 
500.OOO  5 
2OO.OOO 


40,000;   253,461 
40,000;   683,047 

200,000 


12,000 


300,000 

XOO.OOO 


200,000 
10,000 
100,000 
14.383 
240,000 
400,000 
100,000 
300,000 
100,000 
120,000 
400,000 
140,000 
200.0OO 
320,000 
356,984 
325,000 


90,000 


481,840 


1,740,870  100 

101 


4,301,264 

9"23",706 

660,937 

4,291,124 

2,244,223 


2,165,429 
1,614,107 
2,003,494 
2,543,663 
2,417,703 
1,1*1,002 
2,524,017 


., 
1,218,963 


1,739,311 


130,000  2,162,999 


1,000,0001,000,000  5,872,431 

5OO.OOO   96,OOO|  1,267,023 

50O.OOO   100,000  1,364,151 

50,000    4,000  238,637 

1,500,000  ,  500,000  2,008,245 

50,000§   2,871  143,117 
51,5O05   2,597 


300,000 
200,000 
5OO.OOO 
200.OOO 
500,000 
75.OOO 
50.OOO 
50,000  5 
500,000  J 
100,000 
50,000  5 
200,000 
1,000,000 


60,000 


176,876 
2,711,304 


100 
100 
100 


100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 


100 
100 
500 
100 

50 
100 

100 
ioo 


55,000     1,257,029  100 
150,000;   4,614,837  100 
3.000;       359.5471100 


lOO.OOO!   1,777,812 


2,000 
7,000! 
5,23?! 
77,729 
1,200 

n.'ooo 


572,399 
252,743 


100 
25 
IOO 


295,489'  50 
803,730  100 
318,575 
507,451 
402,571 


200,000    2,011,196 


224,0005   4,336   120,139 


1,500,000 

250.000 

854.068 

500.000 

50.OOO 

lOO.OOO 

1,161,835 

lOO.OOO 

750.000 


3OO.OOO  2,976,125 


150,000 
10.50O 


710,958 


100 

37 
IOO 
100 


llOO 

20.0OO  1,430,694.. 
7,000   527,864  5-J 
1,964,1^2  I'OO 
415,689  500 
7 19,039  i  50 
3,931,633  100 


125,000 
45.0OO 
15,000 
50,000 

....'....i  1,900,000  24,380,144  .. 
150.OOO   2O.OOO   657,974  100 
100,000  ' 


135 
81 


72 
200 


64 
241 


195 
152 


122 

132: 
190 
340 


131 
1010 
120 
138 

53 
124 
100 

55 
125 

ii'2' 

iiis' 

55 
112 

46 
110 

109 
71 

135" 


135 
190 


"JO!  I. 

9,000 


5OO.OOO 

100,000 

1,000,000 

100,000 

-.0.000  ; 

l.OOO.OOO   120.OOO 

25O.OOO   12,000 

250,000   57,500 


11,000 

75,000 

40,000, 

10,000 

10,000 

100,000 

5,448 1 

18,500 

40,000 


2,848.390  IOO 
1,060,866!  50 


2,423,954 

546,831 

76,793 

1,910,598 
539,520 


1,400,406  100 


IOO 
100 

50 
IOO 

50 


54O 
54 


110 
122 
135 
125 
110 

i29" 
.  50 


100,000 
200.000 

50000 
200.000 
3OO.OOO 

•jr,.ooo  ; 
100,000 

200,000 
25,OOO 


350,000 

30O.OOO   60,000 

400,000 


250,000100  .. 

781.135  100  150 

460,092,100  115 

163,232!lOO  •" 


392,639  100 
1,314,855  IOO 


105 

ii'o" 


78,998  J10O  100 


100,0005  43,363 


200,000 
300.OOO 
6OO.OOO 
300,000 
200.0OO 
400,000 
10O.OOO 

500,04)0 


500,000 

300,000 
250,000 
250,000 

150,000 

300,000 

300.000 
350,000 


575,784(10( 
482,286  100 


1,225,654 
812,907  IOC 


60,000 
60,000, 
120,000 
60,000i 
27,000' 

100,000 

8.5OO 
132,000 


]<>< 

101 
101 

531,382  100 


431,858  100 
274,513(100 
365,271  IOO 
205,1251100 
194,386  100 


513,862 


377,114 


100 
100 
IOO 


6OO.OOO  1,348,707  10O 

75,000  435,494  IOO 

30,000  520,506!  100 

60.OOO  853,946  100 


75,000 
180,000 
1 60,000 
650,000 


612,582 
1,043,477 

878.063 
2,169,857 


100 
100 
IOO 
100 


125 
120 
100 

115 
IOO 
IOO 

125 


140 

115 


120 


105 
175 


250 
120 
115 
115 

150 
160 
170 
315 


75 
210 

95 
105 

66 
245 
215 


200 


260 
125 
300 
138 
200 


147 
132 
1025 
122 

55" 
125 
102 

lie" 

150 
145 
102 
127 

i'ii" 

50 

111 
no 

73 
52*9 
136 

28 
137 
205 


124 

78 
515 
545 

56 
160 

li's" 

124 

128" 
112 

50 
129»s 

51 

148 


50 
.75 
20 
10 
25 
75 
10 
30 
30 


•20 
10 
10 

35 


60 

SO 

20 

00 

125 

200 

107 

180 


265 
125 
118 
125 

160 
175 
180 
325 


*ale.  t  Book  value.  !  Part  paid  in.  5  Including  undivided  profit! 


THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT 


[VOL.  LXIV 


Capital. 

Surplut. 

Deposits. 

PV 

IOC 
IOC 

IOC 
IOC 
IOC 

101 

IOC 
IOC 

Bid. 

.1  .«/,•. 

Capital. 

Surplus. 

Deposits. 

F'l 

mil. 

Alk. 

TOLEDO—  Con.— 

Toledo  Savings  Bant 
A  Trust  Co. 

8 

100,000 
250,000 

200,000 

:u>o,oo< 
500,000 

229,000 
200,000 
300.000 

9 
150,000 

9 

764,313 
569,381 

346,304 
550,00( 
1,452,OCH 
390.00C 
1      665.OOC 
1,350,OOC 

260 
110 

102 
110 
I  160 

:  145 

210 

120 

280 
120 

PHIL'A-(Con.)- 
Western  Nat.  Bank.  . 
American  Tr.  Loan  <& 
Guar.  Inv.  Co. 

$ 
400,000 

228,680 

250,000 

147,875 

500,000 

400,000 
500,000 

500,000 
500,000 

2,000,000 

8,100 
2,000.0(K 
3,000,000 

125,000 
500,000 
300,000 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 
350,000 

375,000 
800,000 
1,000,000 
250,000 
250,000 
500,000 

500,000 

2,000.000 
1,000,000 

1,000,000 

1,000,000 

310,805 

1,000.000 
500,000 
500,000 

127,500 

125.000 
500,000 
988,766 

1,000,000 

300,000 
250,000 

500,000 
55,000 
1,165,150 
800,000 
100,000 
300,000 
300,000 
200,000 
200,000 
1,200,000 
500,000 
100,000 
100,000 

100,000 
750,000 
200,000 
300,000 
200,000 
250,000 
400,000 
300,000 
200,000 
2OO.OOO 
100,000 
300,000 
500,000 
100,000 
800.000 
200,000 
250,000 
500,000 
200,000 
1,000,000 
500,000 
300,000 
500,000 
400,000 
250.000 
200,000 
1,000,000 
500,000 
250,000 
600,000 

500,000 
250,000 

125,000 
400,000 
250,000 
100,000 
200,000 
100.000 
250.000 
200,000 
250.0OO 

100.000 
200.000 

9 
200,000 

532,998 

50.00C 
45.00C 

150,000 

120.00C 

37,148 

350.00C 
5  277,463 

2,000,OOC 
£   50,000 

5,000 
§    31,475 
§    76.279 
2,000,000 
§774,863 
|    150,000 
75,000 

$ 
3,002,000 

245,148 

1,297,610 
140  414 

50 
50 

50 
100 

100 
100 

76ia 

30 

Union  Sara.  Bank  .  . 
YOUNGSTOWN— 
Commercial  Nat.  Bk 
Dollar  Sav.  &  Tr.  Co 
First  National  Bank. 
Mahontng  Nat.  Banb 
Second  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 
Wick  National  Bank 

46,000 
18,000 

320,000 
118,000 
221.000 

(iO,00( 

Chestnut  Street  Tr'st 
&  Sav.  Fund  Co.  .  . 
Citizens'Tr.&Sur.Co 
City  Trust  Safe  De- 
posit &  Surety  Co. 
Columbia  Ave.  Sav 
Fund  Safe  Deposit 
Title  &  Trust  Co... 
Commercial  Tr.  Co  .  . 
CommonwealthTitle 

24 
15 

127 
115 

20 

1,353,823 

964.682 
3,548,076 

3,198,952 
2,230,915 

12,876,860 
1,945,073 

291,834 
585,853 
1,167,898 
7,454,642 
4,146,346 
1,099,903 
1,065,032 

OREGON. 

50 

50 

100 

{= 

50 
50 
100 
100 
100 
50 

50 
50 
100 
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100 

50 

100 
100 

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100 
50 
50 

100 

50 
25 
100 

100 

50 
50 

50 
50 
50 
50 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
100 
50 
100 

100 
100 
100 

100 
50 
00 

70 

75 

440 

50 
98 
60 

50 
26 
126 
405 
180 
27 

60 
55 
135 
12 
13 

PORTLAND— 

Ainsworth  N.  Bank. 
Assoo.  Bnkg.  &  Tr.Co 
Bates,  G.W.  &Co... 
Citizens'  Bank  

100.000 
50,000 
50,000 
100,000 

500.000 
500,000 
250,000 
250,000 
250.000 
250.000 

50,000 
1,500 
1,000 

279,774 

Equitable  Trust  Co  .  . 
Fidelity  Ins.  Trust  & 
Safe  Deposit  Co... 
Finance  Co.of  Penn. 
Common  

•77% 

Commercial  N.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Ladd  &  Tlltou  Bank. 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Seo'ty  Sav'g  &  Tr.  Co 
Unit.  States  N.  Bank 

30,000 
100,000 
1,000,000 
43,500 
45,000 
1  0.OOO 

1,051,105 
3,874,218 

2d  Pref  
Frankford  Real  Est. 
&  Safe  Deposit  Co. 
GermanAmcr.   Title 
&  Trust  Co  

65 

303,437 
1,098,990 
359.  78P 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

Deposit*  Tr.  Co.. 
Girard  Life  Ins.  An- 
nuity &  Trust  Co.. 
Guarantee  Tr.  &  Safe 
Deposit  Co  



ALLEGHENY— 

Allegheny  Sate  D.  Co 
Dolla  r  Sa  v.  Fd  &TrCo 
Enterprise  Nat.  Bk. 
First  National  Bank 
German  Nat.  Bank. 
Second  Nat.  Bank.. 
Third  National  Bank 

ALLENTOWN— 

Allentown  Nat.  Bank 
Lehigh  Valley  Trus' 
&  Safe  Deposit  Co 
Second  Nat.  Bank.. 

ALTOONA— 
Altoona  Bank  
Fidelity  Banking  Co 
First  National  Bank 
Second  Nat.  Bank.. 

ERIE— 

First  National  Bank 
Kf  yst.me  Nat.  Bank 
Marine  Nat.  Bank.. 
Second  Nat.  Bank.. 

HARRISBURG— 
First  National  Bank 
Harrisburg  N.  Bank 
Mechanics'  Bank.  .  . 
Merchants'  N.  Bank 
Central  Ouar.  Tr.  & 
Safe  Deposit  Co  .. 
Cominonwl'th  Guar 
Tr.  &  Safe  Dep.  Co 
Harrisburg  Trust  Co 

LANCASTER— 
Conestoga  N.  Bank. 
Farmers'  Nat.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Fulton  Nat.  Bank... 
Lancaster  Co.N.Bank 
Lancaster  Trust  Co. 
Northern  Nat.  Bank. 
People's  Nat.  Bank.. 
People's  Trust  Sav. 
&  Deposit  Co  

100,000 
125,000 
200,000 
350,000 
200,000 
150,000 
200,000 

500,000 

125,000 
200,000 

50,000 
50,000 
150,000 
100,000 

150,000 
150,000 
150,000 
300,000 

100,000 
300,000 
100,000 
100,000 

74,840 

250,000 
250,000 

200,000 
450,000 
210,000 
200,000 
300,000 
250,000 
125,000 
200,000 

125.000 

1,000,000 
300,000 
750,000 
500,000 
400,000 
810,000 
300,000 
500,000 
275,000 
2,000,000 
1,000,000 
1,500,000 
1,000,000 
500,000 
250,000 
200,000 
750,000 
600,000 
500,000 
100,000 
600,000 
250,000 

200,000 

500,000 
500,000 
250,000 
300,000 
200.00O 

2oo;ooo 

500,000 
150,000 
1,500,000 
500,000 
280,000 
200,000 
150,000 
250,000 
200,000 
200,000 
600,000 
500,000 
500,000 
100,000 

50 

20 
69 
77 
135 

29,595 
100,000 
70,000 
300,000 
200,000 
100,000 

100,000 

50,000 
95,000 

40,000 
2,200 
75,000 
§    11,922 

170,000 
10,000 
1  95,000 
§  284,320 

275,000 
185,000 
250,000 
31,000 

230,000 

896,407 
895,476 
1,726.604 
1,488,094 
488,167 

1,233,555 

611,641 

557,828 

250,000 
110,000 
934,997 
292,830 

1,208,929 
550,000 
1,052.193 
1,373,108 

584,611 
822,676 
700,000 
211.644 

120,000 

756,000 
350,000 

510,759 
591,492 
262,507 
531,215 
613,319 

50 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 

40 

50 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
25 
Pri 
50 

50 

150 
60 

100 
50 
100 
100 
50 
100 

64 

75 
125 
215 
220 
177 

49^2 

IndustrialTrustTitle 
&  Savings  Co 

Integrity   Title  Ins. 
ASafe  Dep.  Co  
Investm'tCo.  of  Phil. 
Land  Title  &  Tr.  Co. 
Manayuuk  Trust  Co. 
Merchants'  Tr.  Co.  .. 
Mortgage  Trust  Co.. 
Northern  Sav.  Fund 
Safe  Dep.  &  Tr.Co. 
Penn.  Co.  for  Insur. 
on  Lives  &  Gr.  Ann 
Phil.  Mort.  &  Tr.  Co. 
PMladelphiaTr.Safe 
Deposit  &  Ins.  Co. 
Provident  Life&Tr.. 
Real  Est.  Invest.  Co. 
Real  Estate  Title  In. 
&  Tr.  Co 





250,000 
15,000 
50,000 
102.109 

320,000 

2,000,000 
175,000 

2,000,000 
2,000,000 
§       9,828 

120,421 
225,000 
275,000 

22,500 

70,000 
*  118,173 
§  115,616 

325,000 

100,000 

§     91,840 

200,000 
48,000 
648,581 
200,000 
7,200 
100,000 
60,000 
220,000 
150,000 
470,000 
2,000,000 
5,600 
20,000 

1  00,000 
425,000 
100,000 
74.768 
300,000 
500,000 
250,000 
§181,036 
34,000 
100,000 
50.000 
34,500 
300,000 
534,074 
400,000 
50,000 
90,000 
180,000 
60,000 
000,000 
675,000 
500,000 
200,000 
5(10.000 
800,000 
50,000 
§322.434 
§109,061 

2,015,010 
275,000 
586,783 
175,611 

2,672,709 

9,392,428 
100,348 

5,837,918 
6,415,470 
95,866 

1,607,775 
2,854,724 
466,920 

216,135 

185,915 
1,246,855 
894,992 

725,854 

635,825 
1,041,840 

1,445,586 
234,000 
1,784,000 
1,256,522 
500,000 
1,354,815 
556,67!) 
997,764 
961,816 
997,851 
3,621,257 
1,150,000 
211,685 

855,685 
2,611,485 
1,648,67!) 
295,247 
3,000,000 
2,676,05!) 
1,231,790 
967,274 
444,479 
1,209,048 

50 

75 
140 

45 

84 

500 
00 

"TO" 

490 

125 
110 
;  148 
100 

115 
150 
110 

440 
50c. 

115 
90 
5 

Real  Estate  Tr.  Co.. 
Sollcitors'L.&Tr.  Co. 
Tacony  Sav.  F.  Safe 
Dep.  Fi.  &Tr.  Co.. 
Tradesman's  Trust  & 
Sav  Fund  Co 



300 

26 
9 
50 

105 

55 
29 

60>2 

Trust  Co.  Of  N.  A  
Union  Trust  Co  

50 
Bank 
60 

vate 

United  Security  Life 
Ins.  &  Tr.  Co 

50 

West   End  Trust   & 
Safe  Deposit  Co... 
W.Phila.Tit.&  Tr.Co. 

PlTTSBURQ— 
Allegheny  Nat.  Bank 

160,000 
75,000 

80,000 
300,000 
42,000 
80,000 
215,000 
65,000 
13,000 
26,000 

72 

172 
110 
207 

170 
108 

# 

95 
110 

Bank  of  Pittshunr.. 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
City  Deposit  Bank.. 
Columbia  Nat.  Bank. 
Commercial  Nat.  Bk. 
Diamond  Nat.  Bank. 
Duquesne  Nat.  Bank 
Exchange  Nat.  Bank 
Farmers'  Dep  Nat  Bk 
Fifth  Avenue  Bank. 
Fifth  National  Bank 
First  National  Bank 
of  Birmingham.  ..  . 
First  Nat.  Bk.,  Pitts. 
Fort  Pitt  Nat.  Bank. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 
Freehold  Bank 

108 
60 

96 

195 
117 

149% 

102% 
250 
175 

255" 

201 
85 
120 

60 

f 
250 
170 

139,681 
338,500 

100 
100 

100 

* 

118 

81 

670 

PHILADELPHIA— 
Bank  of  North  Amor. 
Centennial  N.  Bank. 
Ceniral  Nat.  Bank 
Chestnut  St  N.  Bank 
City  National  Bank 
Commercial  N.  Bank 
Consolida'n  N.  Bank 
Corn  Exch.  N.  Bank. 
Eighth  Nat.  Bank... 
Far.  AMech.  N.Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Fourth  St.  Nat.  Bank 
Girard  Nat.  Bank... 
Independence  N.  B'k 
Kensington  N.  Bank. 
Manayunk  N.  Bank. 
Manuf  act'rs'  N.Bank 
Market  St.  Nat.  Bank 
Mechanics'  N.  Bank. 
Merchants'  Ex.  Bk.. 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Nat.  Bank  of  Coru'ce 
National     Bank     of 
German  town  

1,300,000 
210,000 
1,600,000 
150,000 
450,000 
173,000 
250,000! 
370,000 
530,000 
600,000: 
500,000  1 
,000,OOO 
1,100,000 
225,000 
250,000 
150,000 
160,000 
150,000 
350,000 
„       7,459 
150,000 
80,000 

350,000 

675,000 
100,000 
200,000 
150,000, 
70,000, 
185,000! 
500,000  1 
250,000' 
1,000,000 
170,000 
160,000 
25,000 
150,000 
135,000 
50,000 
60,000 
125,000 
200,0001 
400,000| 
25,000  i 

8,273,000 
2,463,000 
6,980,000 
2,913.000 
1,037,000 
1,535,000 
1,162,000 
5,199,000 
1,8(11,000 
5,93S,OOO 
8,751,000 
11,265,000 
7,582,000 
3,176,000 
903,000 
853,564 
1,789,000 
3,673,000 
1,402,000 
32,872 
3,265,000 
413,000 

1,842,186 

2,894,000 
1,253,000 
1,288,000 
1,530,000 
872,000 
1,433,000 
3,323,000 
1,308,233 
10,864,000 
1,411,000 
1,049,320 
635,000 
719,000 
1,177,000 
683,000 
870,000 
2,868,000 
2,476,000 
2,317,000 
340,201 

100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
50 
30 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 
40 
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50 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 

100 

50 

50 

50 
100 
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100 
100 
100 
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100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
100 
100 
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50 
50 
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125 
300 

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165 
323 

180 

100 
111 

125 

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130 

300 
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122 
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75 

German  Nat.  Bank.. 
Iron  City  N.  Bank... 

307 

63 

75 

50 
60 

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70 
260 
104 
205 
145 
69 
123 

Liberty  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank.. 
Manufacturers'  Bk.. 
Marine  Nat.  Bank... 
Mechanics'  N.  Bank. 
Mercantile  Bank  
Mer.&Manuf.N.BanK 
MetropolitanN.Bank 
Mononeah'i:!  X.Bunk 
Nat.  Bk.  of  West.  Pa. 
Pennsylva'iaN.Bank 
People's  Nat.  Bank.  . 
Pittsb.NatBk  of  Com 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Third  National  Bank 
Tradesmens*  N.Bank 
Union  Nat.  Bank  
U.  S.Nat.  Bank  

50 
50 
100 
50 
50 
50 

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100 

100 

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100 
100 

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100 
100 
100 
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75 

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312.799 
1,655,451 
670,433 
2,176,034 
434,462 
1.1*2,524 
1,052,923 
381,086 
2,670.532 
2,806,307 
3,735,02  1 
1,003.071 
2,290,864 
1,490,700 
191,979 
1,271,616 
624,418 

100 
123 
76 
120 
160 
158 
120 

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129  i« 
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177" 

180 
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108 

95 
42 

168 
135 

100 
45 

290 
287 

127k 

National     Bank     of 
Northern  Liberties 
Nat.  Bk.of  Republic. 
Nat.  Security  Bank 
Ninth  National  Bank 
Northern  Nat.  Bank. 
Northwest'n  N.  Bank 
Penn  National  Bank 
People's  Bank    . 

510 
12ft 
154 
120 
90 

90 

u"6" 

Fidel.  Title  &  Tr.  Co. 
Mercantile  Trust  Co. 
Penn.  Title  *  Tr.  Co. 
Pittsburg  Trust  Co.. 
Safe  Deposit  &  Trust 
Co.  of  Pittsburg... 
Union  Trust  Co  

175 

I 

120 
163 
89 
195 
190 
93 
135 

§170,932 

70,000 
5  636,612 

50,000 
425,000 
200,000 
1  20,000 
425,000 
85,000 
68,000 
100,000 
60,000 
50.000 
1  50.00 

1,170,275 

165 

179,810 

149,900 
915,980 
489,778 
446,990 
872,713 
367,888 
289,440 
421.241 
120,000 
239.309 
305,767 

100 

50 
30 
100 

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25 
100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
100 

135 

65 
72 
215 
225 
90 
200 
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160 
130 
75 
180 

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PhiladelphiaNat.Bk. 
Quaker  City  Nat.  Bk. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Seventh  Nat.  Bank.. 
Sixth  Nat.  Bank 
Southwark  Nat.  Bk 
South  west'n  Nat.  Bk. 
Tenth  Nat.  Bank 
Third  Nat.  Bank  . 
Tradesmen'sNat.Bk. 
Union  Nat.  Bank  
West  Phila.  Bank.... 

READING— 
Citizens'  Bank  

55 

Farmers'  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
Keystone  Nat.  Bank 
Nat.  Union  Bank  — 
Penn  Nat.  Bank  
PonusylvaniaTr.  Co. 
He-ailing  Nat.  Bank.. 
Reading  Trust  Co... 
Schuylkill  Valley  Bk. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

155 
101 
80 
122 

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70 

120" 

55 

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BANK    STOCK    QUOTATIONS. 


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Surplus. 

Deposits. 

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Bid. 

Ask. 

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100,000 
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100,000 

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375,000 
450,000 

350,000 

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100,000 

300,000 
100,000 

9 
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60,000 
120,000 

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5.402,906 
714,581 

990,551 
1,137,597 

50 
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100 

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KNOXVILLE— 
City  National  Bank. 
East  Tenn.  Nat.  Bk.. 
Holston  Nat.  Bank.. 
Knox    Co.   Bank   A 
TrustCo  

200,000 
175,000 
100,000 

25,000 
50,000 
50,000 
1OO.OOO 
lOO.OOO 
300,000 

500,000 
600,000 
25,000 
500,000 

30,000 

500,000 

50,000 
100,000 
200,000 
50,000 
250,000 
50,000 
tioo.ooo 
12,500 

1,000,000 
100,000 
600,000 

1,000,000 

150,000 
350,000 
100,000 

§14,821 
175,000 
15,000 

500 
15,000 

$ 
904,406 
880,964 
167,000 

23,000 
100,000 

100 
100 
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100 
100 

F&it  National  Bank 
Laek.  Tr.  A  9.  D.  Co 
Merchant.'    *    Me- 
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Bcranton  9a  v  .  Bank  . 
Beranton  Sav.  Bank 
A  Trnst  Co 

145 

Knoxville  Bkg.  Co... 
Market  Bank  
Mechanics'  Nat.  Bk. 
Merchants'  Bank  
Third  Nat.  Bank  

MEMPHIS— 
Commerce,  National 
Bauk  of 

200 



122.000 
10,000 
48,000 

§117,000 
18,500 
5,000 
53,000 

90,000 
5  135,000 
8,636 

438,831 
293",852 

1,700,000 
900,000 
145,000 
1,200,000 

750,000 
900,000 
300,000 

IOO 
100 
100 

100 
100 





Third  Nat.  Bank  
Traders'  Nat.  Bank.. 

WILKES-BARRE- 
Ftnt  National  Bank. 
•leoart  Mai.  Bank... 
People*'  Bank 

310.OOO 
45,000 

1  SO.OOO 
235.OOO 
185.0OO 
3OO.OOO 
45.0OO 

200,000 
90,000 
25,000 

1,712.128 
658,195 

519,287 
1,560,805 
B26.6O7 
841.0O7 
325,000 

543.103 
17O.OOO 

440,000 
184,799 

161,241 

100 
100 

100 

too 
100 

50 
50 

100 
100 
100 

50 
100 
100 

350 

125 

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175 

115 
50 

120 
55 

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160 

150 

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Continental  Nat.  Bk. 
Continental  Sav.  Bk. 
First  Nat.  Bank  
Manhattan    Savings 
Bank  A  Trust  Co.. 
Memphis  Nat.  Bank. 
Memphis  Sav.  Bank. 
Memphis  Trust  Co.  .  . 
Mercantile  Bank  — 
Sei-urity  Bk.ATr.Co. 
State  Nat.  Bank  
State  Savings  Bank. 
Union  A  Plant'rs'  Bk. 
Union  S.Bk.ATr.  Co. 

NASHVILLE— 
American  Nat.  Bank 
City  savings  Bank.. 
First  National  Bank. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bauk... 
Merchants'  Bank  — 
Nashville  Trust  Co.. 
Union  Bank  <*-  Tr.Co. 

Wyoming  Mat.  Hank 
Wyoming  Val.  Tr.Co 

•WlLLIAMSPORT— 
Ftnt  National  Bank. 
LreomiDg  Nat.  Bank 
BteehanU'  N.  Bauk. 
Btuouehanna    Tnut 
A  Sale  Deposit  Co. 
Weat  Brancn  N.Bank 
WUlkamop'I  N    Bank 

120 
70 

100 

100 
100 
100 

100 

350 
100 
110 

105 

400 
102 
115 

2,000 
10,000 
100,000 
50,000 
§    32,880 

774,000 

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265.000 
950,000 
100,000 

1,482,996 
90,000 
1,192,109 
2,417,760 
299,105 

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100 
100 
100 
100 
50 

100 
100 
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100 
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150 
100 
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100.000 
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AUantle  Nat.  Bank 
BUck.tooe     Canal 
National  Bank.... 
Oty  National  Bank. 

C<nim:.  ......  S    !'.>:.!. 
Filth  Nat.  Bank  
Flnt  National  Bank. 

1.437.65O 

nojooo 

MMM 

500,000 
1.000,0001 

100,000 

500,000 
500,000 
MNMMO 

120.0OO 
500,000 
500.000 
1  .OOO.OOO 

1.  7.  •••.-•  - 

'&oo!ooo 

600,000 
OOO.OOO 
460.000 
500,000 

i  M 
MMMMM 

L.  .",;,.,«, 

1,000.000 

i  .:.-."" 
100,000 

•MM 

1BO.OOO 

100.000 
100.000 
100.000 

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1  J,  ...... 

155.250 

...    .. 
MObOM 

MiyOM 

100.000 
200.000 
100.000 
150,000 
300,000 
"  .  »  1     , 

126,000 
15,000 

100,000 

171.  (MM. 

91.000 

42.0OO 

LOO.OOO 

,,.,.,..„, 

3oo!ooo 

100,000 
200.000 

-0-.  

21,396 
IOO,  
MMMMM) 
lOO.OOO 
425.OOO 

91,000 

;,..,.,,>, 

•  JJtU 

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1,365,621 
136.95U 

2*0.960 
4OU.7U4 
768.411 
1G6.J40 

54U5S5 

2M!i2t; 

2.0!  : 

1,718,611 

663,705 
:-'.»-- 
930.325 
119,636 
786.18  • 
1.233.895 

136.781 
175.428 
721.235 

1..1.-  .:  i 

4.690,382 

a 

10 

25 

:... 

too 

M 
100 

:... 
50 

SO 
50 
SO 
100 
SO 
400 

75 
100 
100 
SO 

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100 
100 

moo 
IOO 

43 

34 

23 
57 
43 
38 

44 
364 

244 
45 

4"25,006 

TEXAS. 

Fourth  Nat.  Bank  . 

115 
52 
64 
1354 
51 
634 

120 

Bl«k  Street  Bank. 
MamifaetTsN.  Bank 

Montaau'  M'.  Bank! 
Hal.  Hank  of  Com'ce 
national    Bank    of 

N..rr:i  An.  .•!•:.  . 
IfotftoBal  Eagle  Bank 

AUSTIN— 
American  Nat.  Bank 
Austin  Nat.  Bank... 
City  National  Bank. 
First  National  Bauk. 
State  Nat.  Bank  

DALLAS— 
American  Nat.  Bank 
City  National  Bank. 
National     Bank    of 

200,000 
150,000 
150,000 

100.000 

100,000 

200,000 
400,000 

150,000 
300,000 

150,000 

200.000 
•J  -,0,000 

r.oo.ooo 

2.10,000 
150.000 

125,000 

300,000 
250,000 

100.000 

510,000 

200,000 
100.000 
100,000 

250.000 

500.0,  Ml 

215,000 

250,000 
150,000 
125,000 

100,000 

100,1  

5OO.OOO 
100.000 
3OO.OOO 

§52,026 

540,000 

§8.000 

••.'7.000 
50,000 

150,000 
30,000 

1,500 
11,000 

8,500 

450,000 

300,000 
I'.IO.OOO 
250,000 
5OO.OOO 

956,475 
1,507,353 

239,836 
1,045,496 

150,000 
200,000 
500,000 
900,000 
450,000 
200,000 
207,000 

348,079 
694.865 
350,000 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 

100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
'00 

*120 
110 

125 
115 
100 
110 
150 

142 

404 

100 
140 

165 
120 

52 
100 
1044 
714 

Ol'l  ^  i:  •••.  i    li  i1  « 
Kami!  Nat.  Bank 
FroTVleBe*  N.  Bank! 
•lode  tala'dM.  Bank 

K....-.T  «  .....  HM 
•uk 

ios 

100 

17 
614 

194 
OS 

Nat.  Exchange  Bank 
FORT  WORTH— 

American  Nat.  Bank 
Far.AMech.Nat.Bk. 
First  National  Bunk. 
Fort  Worth  Nat.  Bk. 
State  National  Bauk 
Nat'l  Live  Stock  Bk. 
Traders'  Mat'l  Bank. 

GALVESTOM— 

First  National  Bank. 
Ualveston  Nat.  Bank 
Inland  City  Sav.  B'k. 
Texas  Ld.  A  L'n  CO- 
HOUSTON— 

Commercial  N.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Houston  N»t.  Bank. 
Planter*'  A-  Medians' 
National  Bank.... 
South  Texas  N.  Bank 
Houston  L'd  A  Tr.Co  . 

SAN  ANTONIO— 

A  l.oi  HI  Nat.  Bank... 
Lockwootl  Nat.  Hank 
San  Antonio  N.  Bank 

WACO- 
Cltlzens'  Nat'l  Bank. 
Far.  A  Mer.  Nat.  Bk. 
First  National  Bank. 
Waoo  State  Bank.... 
Provident  Nat'l  B'k. 

100 

90 
70 
125 
90 
100 


100 
90 
140 
100 
110 
60 
130 

•lllll  Mat-Baak. 

50 

tetaetttel  TraatCo! 
MerrantlleTinatCo! 

125,000 
81,000 
40,000 

60 
IOO 
1O 

106 

750,00014,038,780 

50,000 

100,000 
V  1,000 

•.'00,000 

35,000 

33,000 
4  OO.OOO 
§13,521 

22,300 
80,000 

125 

Rhode  MlflTt*1  MorV 
gage  ATruatOo... 
B.  I.  Safe  Depoalt  Co 
Union  Tnut  Co 

12,000 

100 
50 

60 
100 
50 
100 

so 

50 
60 
90 

100 
SO 
100 

100 
SO 
25 
SO 
20 
SO 

70 
554 

60 
175 
95 
150 
65 
46 
100 
90 

160 
70 
161 

110 
73 
374 
55 

AquWoeck  N.I.  Bk. 
Flrat  N*i.  Bank  
Merohanu'Bauk  ... 
Hal  Bk.ofKh.UI... 
ichangeBank 
New  t.uf  Coni'l  Bk.. 
Newport  X.t.  Bank 
Union  Nat.  Bank.... 

PAWTUCKET  - 
Flnt  National  Bank 
Paeiflc  NaflBaak.. 
•tellf  Sal'l  Bank.   . 

WOON«OCKCT- 
OtttMM'  Mat.  Bank 
Ftrat  Nat.  Bank  
Mat.  '.lobe  Bank.... 
N*l   l'ulo«  Bank  .. 
ProducW  N.t.  Bk. 

24.900       389,242 
00.000       179,834 
§12.000        155.000 
40,000       216,621 
40,000       261,458 
410,000           65,000 
SO.OOO        310.O01 
13,355          93,156 

180,000       619.891 
60,000       461.000 
187.OOO       688,963 

2O.OOO         88,000 
lOO.OOO         98,000 
35.OOO         77,000 
33.SOO            -."-" 
78.000       358.000 
170  OOO       27O  OOO 

642,876 

1..1H2.2li7 
259,083 

268.O13 
630,000 

100 

100 
100 

100 
IOO 
100 

100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
550 

1024 

90 

60 
1024 

55 
101 
75 

\ 

23,000 
30,000 
250,000 

§157,315 
6,050 
§154,094 
20,000 
540,095 

547,000 
496,000 
1,124,000 

340,372 
58,464 
926,619 
341,420 
329,016 

120 
130 
250 

f 

115 
75 
4O 

33 

89 

SOUTH 

CAROLINA. 

UTAH- 

SALT  LAKE  CITV- 
Bank  of  Commerce.  . 
Commercial  N.  Bank 
DeseretNat.  Bank.. 

I.,.-,  ..  1  ,-a\V-   Killik 

Flnt  National  Bank, 
Park  City  

lOO.OOO 
3OO.OOO 

500,0110 

100,000 

50,000 
300,000 

300,000 
500,000 

200,000 
200,000 

150,000 
200,000 

25.000 
11,000 

2.10.000 

19,000 

5,250 
22,500 

1,600 

275,000 
319,309 

!Hi(>,812 
655,000 

270,000 

218,978 

100 
IOO 
100 
100 

100 
100 

100 
100 

100 
100 

rooo 
100 

60 
50 
195 
100 

125 
55 

60 

574 

100 
55 

60 
65 
200 
110 

140 
65 

80 
624 

105 
60 

1000 
145 

CMAHLMTOW- 

H.nk  ..f  OkM  ..-•  M 
Oaiollna»aTlmt»Blt 
Oharl.  •**•*§  !•**••. 

(  \                    (         ,           i  •    t       ^      . 

800.000     100.000    1.407.519  IOO 
900,000     100.000    1,508,135100 
30,000       50,000       573315  100 

50,000         8,000       113.970    50 
50000         3,000       136.363    25 
100.000        »5.000       2S8.710100 
900.OOO     20O.OOO       814.548  IOO 
40.OOO      lOO.OOO    1.797.029  250 
100,000        10.000       249.461  IOO 
350  OOO     lOO.OOO       734,825  100 
250000      §60000       598,151100 

130 
175 
45O 

SO 

23 
100 
230 

I!  00 

,  104 
160 
46 

132 
MM 

500 

51 
26 
101 
250 
1150 
105 
165 
60 

Flnt  Ma*.  Bank'.....' 
QM»l«H  Bar.  Bank 
Mlaw.-AMerch.Bk. 
FMmir.  Rat.  Bank.  . 
•o.Car.  1  /  an  A  Tr.Oa. 

Nat.  Bank  of  Bepub'c 
Salt     Lake     Valley 
Loan  A  Trust  Co.. 
State  Bank  of  Utah. 
Utah  Commercial  A 
Barings  Bank  
Utah  National  Bank. 
Utah  Title  Insurance 
A  Trust  Co    

450.00O 

300,000 
320,356 

112,113 
1,260,652 

40,000 
§8,955 

10,000 
200,000 

TENNESSEE. 

130 

Zion's  Savings  Bank 
ATruttCo  

CHATTANOOOA— 
Chatt'aooo  Bkg.  Co. 

tint  Sat.  Bank..  ..." 
.ifr.SaT.  Bk. 
HM  Mat.  Bank  
Uakrn  Bk.  A  Tr.  Co.  . 

2.500 
i  - 
tOO.001 
186,001 
IOO.OOI 

100 
112 
100 
95 
190 
105 
92 
100 

60.000 
§      2.700 

48O.OOO 

:i  „•-..•••  • 
M  
1,185355 
130.OOO 
312,000 

100 

100 
KM 
100 
100 
100 

100 

100 

108 

VIRGINIA. 

MOOO) 

7..M.. 

3,000 

186 
100 
85 

NORFOLK— 
Bank  of  Commerce.. 
Citizens'  Bank  
City  National  Bank. 

100,000 
3OO,000 
200,000 

§    77,557 
§  188,433 
§     16,100 

397,598 
945,284 
225,235 

100 

100 

100 

145 
136 
100 

150 
140 
105 

•La«  Mle.  I  Book  Tain*.    Part  paid  In.  J  Including  undivided  proflU 

•Last  sale,  t  Book  value.  {Part  paid  In.  §  Including  unomaea  prouv.. 

4,0 


THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


Captal. 

Surplus. 

Deposits. 

fr 

100 

100 
100 

20 
100 

25 
25 
100 
100 
25 
100 
100 

Sid. 

Ask. 

'Capital. 

Surplus. 

Deposits.    Fr 

Hal. 

Ask 

NORFOLK—  (Con.)— 

100,000 

206,925 
400,000 

200.000 
100,000 

200,000 
400,000 
6OO.OOO 
200.OOO 
125,000 
300,000 
300,000 
100.0OO 
200,000 
500,000 
219,750 
500,00(1 

;  144,680 

4    56,746 
223,274 

145,000 
50,000 

42,000 

100,000 

400,000 

230,000 

* 
565,000 

510,682 
1,430,114 

824,936 
256,145 

453,980 
662,995 
1,780,747 
1,625,750 
800.000 
652,025 
1,272,000 
580,124 
218,160 
1,360,183 
1,000,010 

180 

113 
145 

31 
120 

26 

27% 
165 
170 

•Jii'.i 
1OO 
235 

200 

115 
150 

TACOMA- 
Fldelity  Trust  Co.... 
London  &  San.  F.  Bk. 
Nat.Bk.of  Coiuti  n-  n-f 
Pacific  Nat.  Bank... 
Soaudinav.-Am.  Bk.. 
UnionSav.B.&Tr.Oo. 

$ 
500,000 
2,450,OOO 
200,000 
400,000 

100,000 
100.000 

9 
5    35,000 
375,000 
§       9,122 
§     19,47* 
13,800 
17,564 

S 
450,000 

100 
VI 

Norfolk  Bk.  for  Sav- 

295,184 
479,032 
52,300 
609.895 

100 

100 

:  oo 
100 

100 
100 



NorFolk  Nat.  Bank.. 

PETERSBURG— 

Petersb.Sav.&Ins.Co 
The  National  Bank.  . 

RICHMOND— 

110 

115 

125 

27 
28>4 
166>a 

WEST 

VIRGINIA. 

WHEELING— 
Bank  of  Ohio  Valley 
Bankol  Wheeling... 
City  Bk.  of  Wheeling 
Commercial  Bank.  .  . 
Dollar  Sav'gs  Bank. 
Exchange  Bauk  
German  Bauk  

1T5.000 

200,000 

150,000 
100,000 

100,000 
300,000 

80,000 
200,000 
100,000 
25,000 
102,100 

20,000 
i     31,317 
5     35,000 
§     15,000 
4     19.480 
§     35,000 
5  176,000 
40,000 
§     46,900 
4       5,000 

405.0OO 
1,054,861 
600,000 
531,796 

City  Bank 

First  Nat.  Bank  
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
Metropolitan  Bank.. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Virginia. 
Planters'  Nat.  Bank. 
Savings  Bk.  of  Rich.. 

5    67,736 
700,000 
40,000 
38,000 
240,000 
220,000 
75,000 

102 
245 

750,000 
760.000 
475,000 
327,000 
135,000 
189,212 

Nat.  Bank  of  W.  Va 
People's  Bank 

100 
100 
50 

KM) 

100 
137 
112 
110 

104 

State  Bk.  of  Virginia 
Union  Bk.  of  Rtehm. 
Virginia  Trust  Co... 

South  Side  Bank  
Wheel.  Title  <tTr.  Co. 

100 

WASHINGTON. 

LA  CROSSE. 

Wlouunom. 

200,000  §    67,457 
25,000          2,500 
50,000  §       8,337 
2iiO,OOO       50,000 
50,000             513 
50,000       40,000 

300,000  !§    67,457 
1,000,000     250,000 
100,000  §       9,107 
300,000  §     28,768 
450,000  §     18,000 
500,000;     100,000 
200,000  1    300,000 
100,000  §       5,283 

500,000       78.000 
1,000,000     160,000 
100,000          7,000 
250,000  5       4,000 

1,017,221 
69,501 
203,183 
942,528 
52,032 
368,103 

2,067,208 
9,85*,917 
330,264 
2,657,881 
1,300,000 
3,276,000 
3,768,459 
304,968 

.   1,850,000 
]   4,576,241 

110 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

ibo 

IOC 
100 
100 
'10€ 

•  » 

Impossible  to  make 
quotations,  no  transac-  !!**!!! 

135 
100 
125 

SEATTLE— 
Boston  Nat.  Bank... 
Dexter.Horton  &  Co. 
First  Nat.  Bank  
Nat.Bk.of  Commerce 
People's  Sav.  Bank. 
Puget  Sound  Nat.Bk. 
Soandlnavian-Amer- 

180,000 

200,000 
150,000 
300,000 
79,000 
528,000 

75,000 

250,000 
100,000 

250,000 
100,000 
200,000 
100,000 
200,000 

§       7,468 
§  143,712 
5  150,000 

5     1,000 

11,840 
4     67,982 

5       7,213 
6     18,000 
5    20,000 

§    70,124 
5     21,262 
$     14,186 
5       5,349 
§    95,850 

171,954 
713,626 
410,000 
325,000 
144,500 
528,000 

160,000 
150,00:i 
524,071 

698,242 
105,237 
524.116 
209,783 
598,978 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 

100 
100 

100 
100 

100 

ExchaugeStateRank 
German-  Amer.  Bank 
Nat.Bk.  of  La  Crosse 
Security  Savings  Bk. 
StateB'kof  La  Crosse 

MILWAUKEE.— 

Central  Nat.  Bank.. 
First  National  Bank. 

100 
150 

a 

!i 

>o 

OD 

r 

.  n 

1- 

,RS 
ill 

Seattle  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 
Washington  Nat.Bk. 

SPOKANE— 

Exchange  Nat.  Bk.. 
Fidelity  Nat.  Bank.. 
Old  Nat  Bank 

Marshall  &IlsleyB'k 
Mil.  Nat.  Bank  of  W. 
Nat.  Exchange  Bank 
Second  Ward  Sav.  Bk 
West  Side  Bank  
Wisconsin  Marine  & 
Fire  Ins.  Co.  Bank. 
Wisconsin  Nat.  Bank 
Milwaukee  Trust  Co. 
Wisconsin  Trust  Co. 

100 
100 

110 
110 
100 
102 

8pok'ne&  East.Tr.Co 
Traders'  Nat.  Bank. 

100 
130 

i 

*  Last  sale.  »  Book  value.   J  Part  paid  in.   §  Undiv'd  profits  Included. 

*  Last  sale,    t  Book  value.    5  Part  paid  in 

.   §  Undiv'd  profits  included. 

THE  QUOTATION 


SUPPLEMENT 


OF  THE 


COMMERCIAL  &  f  INANCIAL  CHRONICLE. 


CONTENTS. 

NEW  YORK  FINANCIAL  MARKETS  FOR  MAY, 

V  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE, 

MONTHLY  AND  YEARLY  RECORD  OF  BONDS, 

MONTHLY  AND  YEARLY  RECORD  OF  STOCKS,     - 
BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANGE  PRICES, 
GENERAL  QUOTATIONS  OF  BONDS  AND  STOCKS,    - 

RAILROAD  SECURITIES, 

STREET  RAILWAY  SECURITIES 

MUNICIPAL  BONDS, 
MISCELLANEOUS  SECURITIES,     .... 

MUCELLANBOCB  BONDS, 

GAS  BONDS, 

GAB  STOCKS, 

MIXING  STOCKS,       -  ... 

TELEPHONE  AND  TELEORAPH, 

ELECTRIC  STOCKS,       -  -          - 

INSURANCE  STOCKS, 

MANUFACTURING, 

MISCELLANEOUS  STOCKS,    - 

,K  AND  TRUST  COMPANY  STOCKS.      - 


5 

7-18 

7-16 

16-18 

18-19 

20-38 

20-26 

26-28 

28-34 

34-38 

34-35 

35 

35 

35-36 
36 
36 
86 

36-37 
37-38 
38-46 


5,  189T. 


WILLIAM    R    DANA    COMPANY,    PUBLISHERS, 

I'l.VE  STREET,  COBNEE  PEABL  STREET,  NEW  YORK. 

M.r  WOUAMB.DAWA  COMPANY,  la  offloe  of  Librarian  of  CongreM.  Wellington.  P.P.]! 


AUGUST  BELMONT  &  CO., 

BANKERS, 

No.   23  NASSAU  STREET,  NEW  YORK. 


AGENTS    AND    CORRESPONDENTS    OF    THE 


Messrs. 
LONDON      .-.      PARIS      .-.      FRANKFORT      .-.      VIENNA. 

Issue  Letters  oj   Credit  for   Travelers,  available  in  all 

parts  of  the  world. 

Draw  Bills  of  Exchange  and  make  Cable  Transfers  to  Europe,  West  Indies,  Mexico 

and  California. 

Execute  Orders  for  the  Purchase  and  Sale  of  Investment  Securities. 


BROWN  BROTHERS  &  CO., 

PHILADELPHIA,  NEW  YORK,  BOSTON, 

4th  and  Chestnut  Sts.  59  WALL  ST.  66  State  St. 

AND 

-ALEX.  BROWN  &  SONS,  Baltimore  and  Calvert  Sts.,  Baltimore. 

ALL    CONNECTED    BY    PRIVATE     WIRE. 
Members  of  tbe  New  York,  Philadelphia  and  Baltimore  Stock  Exchanges. 

Execute  Orders  on  Commission  for  Purchase  and  Sale  of  Stocks,  Bonds,  and  all  Investment 

Securities.     Bills  of  Exchange  Bought  and  Sold. 

Commercial  Letters   of  Credit  and  Travelers'  Letters  of  Credit  issued,  available  in  all 

parts  of  the  world. 

Collections  made  on  all  points;  Telegraphic   Transfers  of   Money   made    between   this 

Country  and  Europe- 

Deposit  Accounts  of  American  Banks,  Bankers,  Firms   and  Individuals  received  upon 

favorable    terms. 


Brown,  Shipley  &  Co.,  Founders'  Court,  Lothbury,  E.  C.,  London. 


THE  QUOTATION 

SUPPLEMENT 


OP   THE 


COMMERCIAL  & 


gnUrMacc.rdli^AetofCon^^^ 

NEW    YORK,    JTJNE~  5,    1897." 
THE   QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


TBE  QUOTATION  StrrrLEJf  E9T,  tMued  monthly,  IB  furnished  vilhout 
«*••  cKargt  to  eTery  annual  subscriber  of  the  OOMMEBCIAL  A.XD  FINAN- 
CIAL CBBOXICUC. 

THE  IXYEnou*  8DrrLE«E!rr,  tuned  quarterly,  U  also  furnished 
triUuMtl  atrm  ckaryt  to  eTery  subscriber  of  the  CHBOSICLE. 

T««  BTXBCT  RAILWAT  Burruuiiarr,  Issued  quarterly,  1*  likewise 
furnUhrd  triUuntt  txtra.  clary*  to  eTery  subscriber  of  the  CHBOHICLC. 

THE  STATE  AJTD  CITY  BtrrrLEXBxr,  luoed  seml-annually,  la  also 
fnrnUihed  wiUunU  **tr»  elkurfi  to  eTery  subscriber  of  the  CHBONICLS. 

Term*  for  the  CHBOXICLE.  i  mending;  the  four  Supplements  above 


. 

•amed.  are  Tea  DoUan  within  the  United  States  and  Twelve  Dollars 
<  which  Include*  postage)  In  Europe. 

WILLIAM  B.  DANA  COMPANY,  PUBLISHERS, 

PINE  ST..  CORNER  OF  PEARL  ST.,  NEW  YORK. 


RKVIKW   of     MAY. 

While  few  evidences  of  an  improvement  in  business 
have  been  discernible  in  .May,  favorable  developments 
promising  a  better  state  of  things  in  the  future  have 
not  been  altogether  wanting.  The  spring  has  been 
cool  and  backwards  in  nearly  all  part-t  of  the  country 
but  yet  the  usual  progress  has  been  made  in  farm  work 
in  the  West,  and  the  planting  of  the  leading  crops  has 
been  completed  under  quite  satisfactory  conditions. 
In  the  South  a  distinct  change  for  the  better  occurred 
in  the  situation  of  the  overflowed  districts  in  the 
Mississippi  Valley.  The  water  has  been  steadily  | 
receding  and  in  many  of  the  districts  cotton  planting 
baa  been  begun  on  the  lands  recently  submerged. 

The  course  of  tariff  legislation  has  also  been  much 
more  encouraging  —  that  is,  the  work  has  proceeded 
mon  v  than  had  been  expected  at  one  time. 

-<il>-ciiiniiiitfee  of  the  Senate  Finance  Committee, 
which  has  had  the  new  bill  in  charge,  made  its  report 

••  full  committee  on  Tuesday.  May  4th,  and  tho 
latter  instead  of  following  the  usual  course  and  keep- 
ing the  measure  under  consideration  for  a  time  j 

-:ed  the  bill  the  same  day  to  the  Senate.     More-  j 

.  to  the  relief  of  business  interests  it  was  found  ' 
that  the  retroactive  clause  had  been  stricken  from  the 
bill.     The  Finance  Committee  in  submitting  the  bill 
gari  iat  it  would  be  called  up  on  the  18th, 

but  thin  was  subsequently  changed  to  the  24th.  On 
the  25th  general  debate  on  the  bill  was  begun,  and 
consideration  of  the  various  sections  proceeded 
with  reasonable  diligence,  there  being  no  indication  of 

•>us  opposition  by  the  opponents  of  the  measure. 
The  outflow  of  gold   from   the  United  States    to 
emit  inned,  but  did  not  reach  very  large  pro- 


portions. It  created  no  feeling  of  uneasiness  or  alarm 
and  in  fact  caused  scarcely  a  ripple  on  the  surface  of 
affairs.  One  reason  for  this  was  that  it  was  generally 
felt  that  the  Treasury  and  the  country  are  exception- 
ally well  able  to  meet  the  drain  at  this  time,  and  then 
also  it  became  palpably  evident  that  the  exports  of  the 
metal  were  the  result  entirely  of  special  circumstances, 
chiefly  the  large  merchandise  imports  arising  out  of 
the  desire  on  the  part  of  merchants  to  get  their  goods 
through  the  customs  houses  before  the  new  tariff  bill 
imposing  higher  rates  of  duties  shall  go  into  effect. 
The  Government  trade  statement  showed  merchandise 
imports  of  $101,305,000  for  April,  by  far  the  largest 
total  for  any  month  in  the  country's  history.  In 
April  1896  the  imports  were  only  $58,650,000,  and 
previously  the  largest  monthly  aggregate  was  that  for 
March  1893,  namely  $86,663,524.  The  Treasury 
gold  balance  amounted  to  $153,340,890  May  1  and  to 
1144,819,669  .June  1. 

The  Arbitration  Treaty  with  Great  Britain,  as 
amended  in  the  Senate,  finally  came  to  a  vote  on  the 
5th,  and  failed  of  ratification,  not  having  received  the 
two-thirds  vote  necessary  for  that  purpose.  The  vote 
stood  43  against  26.  Cuban  matters  again  came  to  the 
front,  and  at  one  time  proved  quite  a  disturbing 
feature.  Humors  were  current  that  the  new  Adminis- 
tration would  assume  an  aggressive  attitude  in  the 
conflict  in  progress  on  that  island.  One  or  two  Sena- 
tors who  had  had  access  to  the  correspondence  on  file 
in  the  State  Department  furnished  a  rather  sensational 
account  of  the  state  of  things  prevailing  on  the  island. 
In  the  resulting  discussions  the  usual  violent  speeches 
were  made.  On  the  17th  the  President  sent  a  message 
to  Congress,  but  it  related  simply  to  the  condition  of 
needy  Americans  in  Cuba  and  suggested  an  appropria- 
tion of  $50,000  for  their  relief.  The  appropriation 
was  promptly  voted.  On  the  20th  the  Senate  passed  a 
resolution  by  a  vote  of  41  to  14  recognizing  the  bellig- 
erency of  the  Cuban  insurgents.  It  is  not  considered 
likely  that  the  resolution  will  be  allowed  to  come  up 
in  the  House  for  some  time. 

The  Turco-Grecian  war  ceased  to  have  any  influence 
on  the  markets  either  here  or  abroad.  The  Greeks 
were  completely  vanquished,  and  the  great  European 
Powers  intervened  to  protect  them  from  the  rapacity 
of  the  Turks,  who  sought  to  impose  very  onerous  con- 
ditions, such  as  the  cession  of  Thessaly  to  Turkey,  the 
payment  by  Greece  of  an  indemnity  of  £10,000,000,  the 


QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


[Vot.  LXIV 


abandonment  of  Greek  capitulations,  &c.  An  armis- 
tice was  agreed  on  during  the  month  and  renewed 
again  at  the  close.  Previously  the  Greeks  had  with- 
drawn their  forces  from  the  island  of  Crete,  out  of  the 
occupation  of  which  the  whole  trouble  between  the 
two  countries  had  arisen. 

The  price  of  print  cloths  at  Fall  River  dropped  to 
2  7-16  cents  per  yard,  which  is  as  low  as  any  figure  pre- 
viously recorded.  A  curtailment  resolution  was  adopted 
by  some  of  the  Southern  manufacturers  of  cotton  at  a 
meeting  in  Charlotte  on  the  15th,  but  as  the  gathering 
was  composed  almost  entirely  of  representatives  of 
yarn  mills,  the  action  taken  was  not  regarded  as  con- 
clusive. A  local  event  of  some,  importance,  acting  to 
depress  the  woolen  goods  trade,  was  the  strike  of  the 
garment  makers  in  the  tailoring  trades  in  New  York 
City  and  vicinity; 

In  the  railroad  world,  the  Illinois  Central  announced 
the  negotiation  of  large  issues  of  3£  per  cent  bonds, 
to  finance  operations  connected  with  the  acquisition  of 
the  Chesapeake  Ohio  &  Southwestern  and  Alton  & 
Terre  Haute  roads.  An  important  event  indicative  of 
the  prostration  of  the  railway  industry  was  the  re- 
duction of  the  dividend  of  the  Chicago  &  Alton, 
which  had  been  maintained  on  an  8  per  cent  basis  for 
years,  to  7  per  cent.  Not  less  important  in  its  general 
bearing  was  the  decision  of  the  United  States  Supreme 
Court  in  the  action  against  the  Cincinnati  New  Orleans 
&  Texas  Pacific  and  other  Southern  roads,  denying  the 
right  of  the  Inter-State  Commerce  Commission  to  fix 
or  prescribe  rates.  In  this  State  an  action  begun  by 
the  Attorney-General  at  Albany  against  the  anthracite 
coal  roads,  under  the  recently  passed  anti-trust  laws, 
attracted  a  good  deal  of  attention.  At  Washing- 
ton, Mr.  ElverCe-n  R.  Chapman,  who  had  refused  to 
answer  questions  before  the  Senate  Investigating 
Committee  in  the  Siigar  investigation  of  1894,  was 
forced,  after  many  appeals,  to  serve  a  term  in 
prison.  On  the  other  hand,  both  Mr.  Henry  0. 
Havemeyer  and  John  E.  Searles,  who  had  been  in- 
dicted for  the  same  offense,  were  brought  to  trial  and 
by  order  of  the  Judge,  ac  juitted.  The  long  period  of 
depression  in  trade  led  to  the  liquidation  of  the  Third 
National  Bank  [of  this  city,  and  the  transfer  of  its 
business  and  accounts  to  the  National  City  Bank. 
A  movement  looking  towards  the  consolidation  of 
banks  in  other  parts  of  the  country  is  also  to  be  noted. 
At  Albany  Governor  Black  vetoed  the  Dudley  Grad- 
uated Inheritance  Tax  Bill. 

The  foreign  exchange  market  was  devoid  of  import- 
ant features.  While  rates  fluctuated  more  or  less, 
the  general  tendency  was  downwards,  and  in  actual 
business  the  price  for  bankers'  sixty  day  bills 
was  half  a  cent  lower,  and  for  sight  bills  and 
cable  transfers  three  quarters  of  a  cent  lower 
at  the  close  than  at  the  beginning  of  the 
month.  Gold  exports  continued,  but  were  not  of 
exceptionally  large  volume,  and  those  at  the  close  of  the 
month  were  facilitated  by  triangular  operations  based 
upon  the  condition  of  sterling  at  Paris  on  London. 
After  the  shipment  of  $4,000,000  gold  May  1  (on 
engagements  made  the  day  previous)  the  exports  to 
Europe  from  this  port  for  the  week  ending  the  8th  were 
$2,500,000,  the  week  ending  the  15th  $2,800,000,  the 
week  ending  the  22d  $1,200,000  and  the  week  ending 
the  29th  $2,850,000.  In  each  case  the  sale  of  bills 
against  these  exports  sensibly  weakened  the  market. 
There  also  appears  to  have  been  a  fair  supply  of  bills 
against  shipments  of  provisions  and  flour.  On  the 


May. 

60  days. 

Demand. 

May. 

SO  clays. 

Demand. 

May. 

80  days. 

Demand. 

1.... 
2.... 
3.. 

1.. 
B.. 
6.. 
7_ 
8_ 
9.. 

487   - 
S. 

187    - 
486^-7 
488^-7 
4  86)4-7 
487    - 
187    - 
..  ..  S 

188«- 

188X- 
488    -8X 
488    -8K 
488    -Sit 
488    -8< 
488    -SX 

IS.... 
11.... 
15.... 
16.... 
17.... 
18.... 
19... 
20.... 
21... 

487    - 
187    - 
187    - 
S. 

487    - 
187    - 
487    - 
487    - 
187    - 
487    - 
g 

488    -8« 
488    -S« 
488    -8M 

488    -8V6 
488    -8X 
488    -f*H 
484    -84 
488    -8« 
488    -bM 

25.... 
26.... 
27.... 
28.. 
«9.... 
30.... 

486K-7 
488*-7 
486M-7 
488^-7 
48*!V7 
8 

4c8    -«H 
488    -8K 
488    -SK 
488    -8X 
4  88    -8M 

31...  . 

H 

Open 
High 
Low. 
Last. 

487    - 
487    - 
486K- 
488^-7 

488K- 
488^- 
483    - 
488X-8* 

10.. 
11_ 
12.. 

187    - 
187    - 
4R7    -    ' 

488    -3« 
488    -8« 
488    -S^ 

22.... 
23. 

24.... 

487    -       488    -8X 

other  hand  the  demand  for  remittance  for  imported 
goods  was  not  so  urgent  as  it  previously  had  been,  the 
reason  presumably  being  that  part  of  the  goods  have 
not  been  sold  yet  and  will  not  be  remitted  for  until 
they  are.  The  Bank  of  England  on  the  13th  reduced 
its  minimum  rate  of  discount  from  2£  per  cent  to  2 
per  cent.  Changes  in  actual  rates  have  been  : 

ACTUAL    RATES.— BANKERS'  AND  COMMERCIAL  BILLS. 

, Bankers'  BUls. ,   . Commercial  Billi. , 

80  Day.  Sight.  Cable.  Prime.     Documentary. 

May         1.   .    483)4-186)4    18/)4-4875<    18794-188       4  8.554-4  8tf       185)4-485)4 
..48«M-486)4    4  87)4-4  87^    4  87S4-4  8754    48534-48! 
..486    -486)4    187    -187)4    487)4-487)4    4  85)4-4  8554 
.  4  86    -4  88)4    4  87)4-4  87)4    4  87)4-4  8754    4  85)4-4  85* 
1  87)4-48754    48554-486 
487)^-48754    48554-486 
4  87)4-4  8754    4  85)4-4  8554    4  84)4-4  85)4 
487)4-48754    485*4-48554    4  H5    -486)4 
4  85)«-4  8554    4  85    -4  8B)« 
48:>)4-485)4    48154-185 

The  posted  rates   for  every  day  in   the   mouth  are 
given  in  the  following. 

POSTED      RATES— BANKERS'  STERLING  BILLS. 


1. 

8. 
1. 

8. 

10 488X-186)4 

11 1  86)4-4  86)4  487)4-487)4 

..188  -488)4  487)4-487)4 
..488  -488)4  487)4-487)4 
..486  -486!4  487  -487)4 
..485)4-488  486M-487 


4  85)4-4  85)4 
485    -18>)4 
4  8454-4  85 
485    -485)4 
4  85)4-4 


17.. 
21.. 

24.. 
88.. 


1  87^-4  87« 
187    -487^ 


The  exports  of  gold  had  no  effect  on  the  money 
market,  which  remained  in  a  state  of  pronounced  ease. 
The  following  is  the  weekly  record  of  quotations  : 


RANGE  FOR  MONET  IN  NEW  YORK,  WEEKLY. 


2 
2 

2)4 

3 

3 


CaW  Loans—  May  P.        May  15.     May  22.    Mov  29 

Stock  Exchange— Range  for  week 1X-2         1)4-1)4       1)4-1)4       1M-1X 

Average  for  week 1)4  156  1%  154 

At  banks  and  trust  companies 1)4-2         1)4-1)6      1)4-1M      1M-1)4 

Time  .Loans— 

Thirty  days 2 

Sixty  days 2 

Ninety  days 2 

Fourmonths 2J 

Fivemonths 3 

Six  months 3 

Sevenmonths    3J 

Commercial  Paper— 

Double  Names  Choice— 60  to  90  days 

Single  Names— Prime  4  to  6  months ...... 

Good  4  to  6  months 4)4-5  4^-5  4^-5  4)4-5 

Speculation  on  the  Stock  Exchange  continued  dull 
and  the  volume  of  business  has  been  small,  the  share 
sales  reaching  only. about  3£  million  shares.  The  move- 
ments of  prices  were  decidedly  irregular,  some  stocks 
manifesting  firmness,  others  weakness.  Nor  has  the 
tone  been  at  all  uniform,  periods  of  depression  alter- 
nating with  periods  of  strength,  the  close  being  quite 
confident. 


VOLUME  OF  BUSINESS  ON  THE   STOCK  EXCHANGE. 


Month  of  May.  1897. 

Stock  sales- 
Number  of  shares....       3,342,035 
Par  value.... $324,135,850 

Bond  sales  (par  value)— 
Railroad  &  misc.  bds. 
Government  bonds  . . 
State  bonds 


2,799,813 
$283,702,533 


1895. 


8,932,707 

1859.162.950 


1894. 


4,808.807 
$455,310,05* 


34,478,700 
1,110.850 
71,000 

$22,297,700 
1,288.000 
279.000 

$78,666,705 
931,000 
333,000 

$23,965.50° 
196.50  0 
366,400 

$26,858.550    $23.884.700   $79,820,700    $24,528,40, 


Total  bond  sales 
Jan.  1  to  May  31. 

Stock  sales- 

Number  of  shares  .....      18.119,771          21,183.516         25,365,893  81.28t.831 

Par  value  .............  $1,735,185,800  $1.934,598,958  $2,459,811.355  $2,082.153,820 

Bond  sales  (par  value)— 

Railroad  &  misc.  bds.    $150,070,593      $167,897.320      $203.939,720      $152.881,400 
Government  bonds...          6,521,460          16.178,650  5,201,350  1,830,900 

State  bonds  .........  ..  819,600  l.SaVWO  3,719,700  5,286,100 

$212.863,770 


Totalbondsales....    $186,111,540      $1S5,442.970 


$159.8-H8,700 


Month  of  May 

January  1  to  May  31 


SALES  OF  COTTON  ON  THE  COTTON  EXCHANGE. 
1897.  1898.  1895. 

Bales.  Bales.  Sales. 

1,774,300  !>,988,400  4.384,300 

11.024,000          16,305,706          15,793,700 


SALES  OF  GRAIN  ON  THE  PRODUCE  EXCHANGE. 
1897.  1890.  1895. 


Month  of  May  .......  .... 

anuary  1  to  May  31  ..... 


Bushel*. 
12».918.375 
589,823,347 


Bushel*. 
112.024,803 
120,792.540 


Btuhels. 
3i9,459  23S 
934,252,821 


1894. 
Brits. 
2.190.500 
14,825,900 


1891. 

Bushel 
1 03.0  !6, 588 
588.382,715 


NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 


MONTHLY    AND    YEARLY    RECORD. 

The  fallowing  tables  furnish  a  complete  record  of  the  New  York  Stock  Exchange  transactions  for  the  past  month  and  for 
the  year  1897.  They  need  no  extended  introduction,  as  they  are  self-explanatory.  The  tables  embrace  every  security 
(excepting  only  State  bonds)  dealt  in  on  the  Exchange.  We  give  bonds  first,  using  the  classification  adopted  in  the 
official  list.  As  to  prices  the  form  is  our  own,  and  we  think  it  will  be  found  to  contain  just  the  facts  desired  by  our  readers 
and  to  present  them  in  the  moat  convenient  way  for  study  and  reference.  All  quotations  in  the  column  headed  "Price 
about  Jinuary  g,  1897,"  were  made  on  that  date  except  those  in  italics,  which  are  the  nearest  in  January,  1897. 

For  foot  notes  to  tables  see  last  page  of  Bonds  and  last  page  of  Stocks. 

BONDS.— PRICES  AND  SALES  FOB   MAY  AND  THE  YEAR  1897. 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

4 

Sa;«in 
Hay. 
Par  mint 

Price  about 
January  2, 
189?!^ 

PRICES  IN  MA  T. 

RANGE  FOR  YEAR  1897. 

Jfayl. 

May  29. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

U.  S.  »tciT.  SecnriUe*. 

0.  B.  2«,  mrUtered.  Optional 
C  8.  4*.  rect*t0r«d  19O7 

M 

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Bid.      Alk. 
95>a  ... 

Bui.      Alk. 
96      . 

Bid.      Ask. 
96     . 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

87.000 
200.490 
88,000 

533,000 

•J    ,.,I,H, 

104,100 

11014  110^1 

111      lll^ 
12013  120«a 
120>6  120>« 
114     lUia 
114      1111-] 
102\ 

110\  llli« 
112k  112% 
122  »s  123 
122«8  123 
112*8  11338 
1127gll3"8 
104ii       .  . 

Ill     llli« 
112i4ll2*i 
123     123i« 
123     123is 
11314113% 
11314113% 
10414  .. 

110%  May    4 
112     May     6 
122%  May     4 
122  Hi  May     3 
113     May  11 
113     Hay    4 

Ill     May    1 
112"8May  26 
12314  May  26 
12314  May  26 
lISM  May  25 
113i«May  27 

110»8  Jan.     2 
1113gJan.  12 
12014  Jan.  16 
120^8  Jan.     5 
113     May  11 
113     May     4 
103ifl  Jan.     7 
106ia  Feb.  16 

112     Feb.  19 
H3is  Mar.  11 
123=8  Mar.  18 
124i2  Apr.  17 
11414  Mar.    9 
114%  Jan.  19 
103i«Feb.  16 
107%  Apr.     7 

U   8.  4»,  coupon                       r>"7 

U  8.  4*.  neutered       1925 

U.S.  U,  coupon  1929 
SB.  5*.  neutered             .  .  19O4 

.8.5*.  coupon  1904 

U.  8.  $•»  currency  1898 

U.  •».  •'•-.  •'   !!•!•'•:!•   V                          ...  1  -'I1' 

105\  

107>4  

10714  

U.  8.  4».  re*.  ctf».  of  Indebtedness 

(Cherokee)...                     ...',-•- 

1O2*4  .. 

100»8  ... 

101*4  .. 

do         1899 

102>4  

100»8  

LOUt  

Railroad  Bonds. 

Akron  A  Chic.  June.    4MB.  O. 
Iftbtra*  C*nt.     te*  Soutu'n  By. 
AlatMin*  M  Id   tit  en    r         1928 

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Albany  *  8uq.     Set  Dei.  *  Hod. 
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1,354.000 
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74%    79 

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47i*    47«s 

78     May    3 

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79     May     6 

82     May  28 
47%  May  29 

74^  Jan.     5 

78»8  Apr.  19 
41%  Apr.  19 

80is  Feb.  20 

SB's  Mar.  20 
49  »8  Feb.     1 

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11,000 

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9*       9**« 

110     May  13 

80     May  27 
75     May  27 

110    May  13 
90     May  10 

83     May  26 

109is  Apr.  13 
80     May  27 
75     May  27 
91     Mar.  25 
102     May     1 

11  214  Mar.  15 
94     Mar.  19 
8514  Mar.  23 
91     Mar.  25 
102     May     1 

91       99 

82       89 

R*fUt«rad                1089  1925 

OoiMOt  cold  "i-                       1988 

F-A 

K     < 

6,000 

90     100 

102     May     i 

102     May     1 

K,^-.  •..,-,..  1                                !••,- 

Ball  Sit,  !•«,«.  5«.lnt,Ku.l990 
W.  Va.*P..  l.t.K.,5.  1990 
B.*O.S.W..l*t.cu.Y4iii.l990 
B.AO.S.W.  Rr..eon.«.  41^.1993 
l«t.  Inc  ,  rt  5«.  Mr.  A..  ...9043 

M-N 

A-O 
J-J 
J-J 
NOT 

93     Feb.     8 
96  "Apr."  22 

94>«Mar.    9 
98"ia"May"l3 

"4,000 

..    ...... 

'.'.'.'.'.'.  'Us" 

97"isMay"l4 

98"isMsy"l3 

Sorte*  B  9043 
B.*O.8.W.T^r.Co..«u.^.3*.'42 
Man.  R..  Ut  «..  »..5n  1919 
CO.  Bean..l*toon.«..4>**1930 
A.*  ChJ..Trt.  en.  Int.  g.,  »*  1930 

DM 
M-lf 
F-A 
H-S 
M-N 

"11  jl  " 

......    ...... 

"97iiio6" 





98%"Mar."l6 

98%"Ma'r."lO 

PHU.  AoSwinV  "lit  t.  4i  1.  1946 
Beech  Cnek.    XMff.Y.C.  *  Hud. 
BelleT.ACarond  .**.8t.UA.AT.H 
Baiter.  A  Bo.  III..    0wIlU.Onl 
BooiMTlU»Bd«.Co.  «MMo.K.*T. 
B'way  A7U  AT.lrt.eom.(.9&1943 
IU«rU>tarwl  1943 

J-J 

J-D 
J-D 
J-J 

A-O 

J-J 

24.000 

ii'.ooo 

88.000 
11,00 

73,000 

iiemiTif 


119     120 

103      

119HI  May    4 

lii'iiMay  "6 
76     May  27 
74%  May  18 
43     May  20 

1201aMay  25 

li"5VMay"28 
7713  May  12 
7514  May  19 
44     May  12 

lie's  Jan.     5 

US"  "Jan'."  "8 
70     Feb.     8 
74%  May  18 
42     Feu.    5 

120is  May  25 

lis'isMay'b's 
7914  Apr.    4 
75%  May  19 
45     Feb.    9 

il'S"" 

B'klrn  ''itjr.  l<t,  con.  S«  1941 
B'klin  Bar..  Int.  icoM.a*....  1924 
•MLTrwtOo.  e*rtlflo.t««  ... 
ld.r>l-1.5«  1919 
CM.  Trnrt  Co.  eenlfle*  te*  .  .  . 

fj   

74     

76>i    77>i 

75      
74is 

39     

43       44 

43      
44>s 

En£  Tract  O.  certificate*  ... 
U«.  iLut,  90*r..f.  6«....19Ti 

si-iJ 

48.000 
11,000 
46,000 

Vaii 

76       76% 

.    68 
79     
74 

76     May  27 
74     May  29 
70     May  28 

78     May  12 
75     May     1 
75%  May  10 

68     Feb.    3 
74     Mav  29 
70     May  28 

79>4  Apr.     4 
75     May  19 
81     Feb.  19 

Brook.  JUp.Trmn..f..5«  1949 
rklrn  A-  JtoaUnk.  .««  L.  I«l»nd 
BTOM.  AW«.t,.l«t.r,4»....1938 
BaAlo  *  Brte.     «e*  L  8.  *  If  .  8 
BaAlo  S.  York  A  Erte,    Bt*  Erie 
Bnff.  K  *  I-.  *••',    .•  .  '•  .       19  '•- 
Booh.  A  PltUI.  ,  lit,  6«.  ...1921 
OOMOL,  Irt.  6«  1922 
*  JUh..lnt..«u.  K.M...1913 
A  H«athwe«t«rn.      «M  Erie 

j-j 

M-B 
K     \ 
J-D 
J-J 

....    77 

70k    72 

9,000 
1,000 

97     100 
H0>*  
1154117 

96%    98 
125     

97i«  100 
126     

97>t  May  28 
126     May  2o 

98     May  10 
126     May  20 

9&i*  Mar.    1 
12014  Feb.     3 
116%  Jan.     7 
103     Apr.  14 

99     Feb.  20 
126     May  20 
121     Apr.  29 
103     Apr.  14 

106% 

\  -' 
.1    1 
v  -• 
\   • 
J-D 
\    • 
M 

M-i 

M    - 

47.6bo 
2,000 

......  ...... 



106%  May"  "i 
103     May  24 

108"ia  May"2~6 
103     May  24 

109%Jan."li 
102     Feb.    4 

l64""Apr'."23 
101%  Apr.  24 
108     Jan.     7 
104is  Mar.    6 
104is  Jan.  15 

10313  May  26 
105     Mar.  18 

l64""Ap"r'."2~8 
101%  Apr.  24 
lllis  May  24 
108     Feb.  24 
106     Jan.  30 

B!-     C.B.  A  Ho.,  l«t,3«.....190o 
Con.  l«t  A  eoi.tr.,  »..*•--  1!»34 
•MlvtfVIMl                            193^ 

1044  
103 

ibi"«i  i'o?" 

......    ...... 

......    ...... 

M.Alku.lirt.rn..n.,7.  ...19r7 
C.  B,  I.  F.  A  .V.  W..  l.t.  g.  6«.  1920 
l*t.A«.  ...                       ...1921 
Onv.lo.,  Int.  Int.  irn..5»....19O8 
M.80..  2d.  5*  191! 
Be«l«Uir«l  1913 



lii'.obo 

49,000 

102     
107     109 
104     105>* 
104 

ii"6««  iio% 

105««  

llll«112 
106     107 

110     May    3 
106     May    4 

Ill's  May  24 
106%  May  28 

THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


|  VOL.  LXIV 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

% 

Sales  in 

Mil]/. 
Par  ml  ni 

Price  about 

Januaru  2, 
.1897: 

PRICES  IS  U  A  Y. 

RANGE  FOB   YEAR  1897. 

Mayl. 

May  29. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Carthage  A  Ad.    See  N.  Y.  C.  A  H. 
Cedar  F.  A  Minn.     See  Ills.  Cent. 
Ced.  B.  la.F.AN.  SeeB.C.R.AN. 
Central  Ohio.   See  Bait.  A  Ohio. 
C.AC.  Mid.,  1st.  ext.  4%s..  1939 
Cent.  RR.  A  B'k'g  Co.  of  Ga.— 
Collateral  gold  5s  1937 

J-J 

W-N 

F-A 
F-A 
M-N 

M-N 

9 

Bui.      Atk. 

Bid.     Ask. 

Bid.      Ask. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prtees. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

.  ..    96 

....    91 

112%  11314 

93     Mar.  17 
11214  Feb.     2 

96%  Feb.  2ft 
113%  Mar.    4 

Cent,  of  G».  By.—  1st,  g.,  5s.  1945 
Registered  1945 

25,000 

12%  

113     May  25 

113     May  25 

Consul.,  gold,  5s  1945 
Registered  1945 

28,000 

90       90% 

86       88% 

89     May     8 

89%  May    3 

89     May     8 

923s  Apr.  21 

1st,  pref.,  Income,  g.,  5s...  1945 
2d,  pref.,  income,  g.,  5s...  1945 
3d,  pref.,  income,  g.,  5s  ...1945 
Mac.&Nor.  Div.,  1st,  g.  58.1946 
Mobile  Dlv..  1st,  g.  5s.  1946 
Oentl.  of  N.  J.—  1st,  con.,  7s.  1899 
1st,  conv.  7s  1902 

Oct 
Oct. 
Oct. 
J-J 
J-J 

M-N 
M-N 
J-J 
Q-J 

0>M 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
A-0 
A-0 
A-0 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
A-0 

31,000 

28     May    4 

28%  May     5 

28     Apr.  26 
9%  Apr.    4 
5     Apr.     8 
91     Apr.  20 
94%  May  18 
106%  Apr.     1 
115     Mar.  22s 
110     Mar.  23 
106     May  24 
105     May  24 
90     Apr.     1 
75%  May  20 
114     Mar.    9 

29     Apr.     6 
11     Apr.  12 
5     Apr.     & 
91     Apr.  20 
94%  May  18 
10314  Mar.    8 
115     Mar.  22 
110     Mar.  23 
118     Feb.     5 
11714  Feb.     8 
104%  Feb.  17 
90     Feb.  10 
116%  Feb.  15 

11,000 

94%  May  18 

94%  May  18 

rOfla 

106     

106 

Conv.  deb.  6s  1908 

General,  gold,  5s  1987 

260,000 
56.0OO 
11,000 
1,000 
13,000 

114*41 

..  112 

108%  110 
106     
93      

106     May  24 
105     May  24 

1105g  May  11 

Registered               1987 

108%  
98 

109     May  11 
97%  May     5 
75%  May  20 
1155e  May  22 

Leh.  A  W.  Coal,  con.  ass.7s.1900 
5s    1912 

92%  May  26 
75%  May  20 
114»8  May     1 

Am.  Dock  A  Imp.  Co.5s  1921 
N.  J.  So.,  int.  guar.  6s:  1899 
Central  Pacific- 
Gold,  6s,  Series  F,  G,  H  A  1.1898 
Ext.  g.  5s,  series  A,  B,0,D.1898 
Ext.  g.  5s,  series  E  1898 

113 

114%  115 

11558116 

34,000 

IOC's  101 
99  3j  100M 



102%  

102%  May     8 

10314  May  21 

100     Jan.     4 
99%  Jan.  22 

lOSU  May  21 
101%  Apr.  14 

8.  Joaquin  Br.,go"ld,  6s  1900 
Guar.,  gold,  5s  1939 
Land  grant,  gold,  5s  1900 

5,000 

102        



101%  

101%  May  24 

101%  May  24 

101     Apr.  29 

104%  Mar.  31 

10,000 

99 

96%  May     3 

96%  May     3 

9t3%  May     3 

99     Apr.     1 

O.  A  O.  Div.,  ext.,  g.,  5s..  ..1918 
Western  Pacific,  fs  1899 

too     

79,000 

102     103 

10214  May    7 

103%  May  12 

100     Jan.  13 

103%  Apr.     1 

No.  of  Cal.,  1st  gu.,g.6s...!907 
Guar.,  gold,  5s  1938 
Central  Wash.,  1st,  g.,  6s.  ...1938 
Knick.  Trust  Co.  eng.  certs  
Charl.  ASav.,  1st,  g.,  7s  1936 
Ohes.  A  O.,  P.  M.,  fd.,  g..6s.  ..1898 
Gold  6s,  Series  A  1908 

35,000 

91       92 

8S     

87%  May  15 

8814  May  29 

87%  Apr.  10 

90%  Feb.     1 

J-J 
J-J 

A-0 
A-O 
M-N 

M-N 
M-S 

M-S 

1021.1  102% 
118 

103%  105% 
119     122 
11958121 

104% 

102%  Jan.  11 
119     Jan.     5 
118%  Jan.     5 
107%  Jan.     5 
107     Jan.     4 
72     Mar.  29 

103%  Mar.    1 
1213s  Mar.  31 
121     Mar.  12 
112     Apr.  2O 
110     Mar.    8 
76%  Feb.     2 

4,000 
11,000 
58,000 
3,000 
285,000 

120 

120     May  26 
119%  May     3 
10914  May     6 
107%  May     3 
72%  May     3 

120%  May  21 
120%  May  24 
110%  May  24 
107%  May     3 

Gold  6s                    1911 

118     119 

70*      

120     121 
109%  110 
110 

1st  cons.,  g.,  SB  1939 
Registered                        .1939 

707      707% 

109 

Gen  gold  4%s                .  .1992 

72%    73 

72%    72% 

73%  May  10 

Registered  1992 

R.&A.Div..  1st  con.  g.,  4s.  1989 
2(1  con.  g.,4s  1989 
Craig  Valley,  1st,  g.,  5s..  ..1940 
Warm  Spr.  Val.,  Istg.,  5s...  1941 
Ellz.  Lex.  ABigS.,gu.,g.5s.l902 
Ohes.  O.  &  Southwest.,  6s  —  1911 
2d,  6s  1911 

J-J 
J-J 

J-J 

M-S 
M-8 
F-A 
F-A 
J-J 
M-N 
F-A 
M-N 
J    J 

38,000 
6,000 

86     . 

102     

101%  May  24 
91%  May  12 

102%  May  28 
92     May  11 

97     Jan.     4 
86     Jan.  14 

104%  Mar.  12 
92     Mar.  18 

85 

52,000 

09H    700% 

99       99% 

100 

99%  May     3 

100%  May  19 

99     Mar.    8 

102%  Feb.  15 

O.Val.,gen.con.lst,gu.g.5s.l938 
Ohio.  A  Alton,  sink,  fd.,  6s  —  1903 
Lou.  A  Mo.  R.,  1st,  7s  1900 
2d,  7s  1900 

114 

112%  ... 

112%  

3,000 

112%  113 

110% 

11014  May  13 

110i4  May  13 

IIOM  May  13 

112%  Jan.     6 

106 

108%  . 

St.  L.  Jacks.  &  C.,  2d  gu.  7s.l89f 

104%  Mar.  25 

104%  Mar.  25 

Miss.  Riv.  B'ge,  Ist.s.  f  .  g.6e!912 
Ohio.  Bur.  A  Nor.,  1st,  5s  1926 
Ohio.  Bur.  &  Q.,  cons.,  7s  1903 
Sinking  fund  5s  1901 

A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
A-O 

M-N 
M-S 
A-O 

700 

102%  107 
104% 

105     107 
103% 

10,000 
82,000 
1,000 
26,000 
57,000 

104 

103%  May    3 
118%  May    3 
103     May  17 
98%  May     1 
100%  May     4 

104%  May  24 

103%  May     3 
115     Jan.     2 
103     May  17 
93     Feb.     8 
9914  Mar.    1 
105     Apr.  23 
98     Jan.  15 
93     Feb.     1 

105"%Apr.  13 
119M  May  28 
107     Jan.     8 
101     Apr.  29 
102%  May  28 
108     Mar.    8 
101  14  Mar.  26 
96%  Jan.  13 

115% 
103 

11814  1185s 

11914  120 
104%  107 

11914  May  28 
103     May  17 
100     May  26 
102%  May  28 

DebentureSs  1913 

99 

98% 

Convertible  5s             1903 

100%  101% 

Iowa  Div.,  sink,  fd.,  5s  .  .  .  .1919 

4s  191S 

A-O 
F-A 

M-S 

4|00( 

96 

98"» 

100     100% 
95% 

98  34  May    3 

99%  May  18 
9514  May  11 

Denver  Div..  4s  1922 
4s  1921 

93%    95 

9414  May     3 

Chic.  &Ia.  Div.,  5s  1905 

F  A 

M-N 
M  N 

303,000 

88 

90%    911, 

91        91^ 

90%  May  24 

92     May  18 

87  %  Jan.     4 
89%  Feb.  10 
118     Mar.  16 
114     Apr.  15 

93     Apr.  29 
90     Apr.     1 
121     Feb.  26 
115     Apr.    2 

Registered  1927 

Han.  &  St.  Jo.,  con.,  6s  1911 
Ohio.  AE.I11.,  1st,  s.f.our.68..  1907 

M-S 
J-D 

3,000 

118      . 

120%  May  21 

120%  May  21 

Ill      

115      

115% 

Small  190' 

J    D 

1st  cons.,  g.,  6s  193< 

A-0 
M-N 
M-N 
J-J 

F-A 
F-A 
J-J 
J-J 

21,000 
90,000 
3,000 

124% 

125 

125     May    4 

126     May     6 
100     May    3 
99%  May  14 

124     Apr.     1 
98%  Feb.     9 
99%  May  14 
98     Mar.    1 

103%  Feb.     1 
128     Feb.  15 
126     Jan.     2 

126     May     6 
101  34  Mar.  23 
99%  May  14 
100%  Feb.    9 

107%  Jan.     7 
132     Apr.    4 
132%  Mar.  25 

Gen.  cons.,  1st,  5s  1937 
Registered  1937 

99%  101% 

99     100% 

9914    99=8 

99%  May     3 
99%  May  14 

Chio.&Ind.Coal  R'y,lst,5s.  1936 
Chicago  &  Erie.    See  Erie. 
Chic.  &  Milwaukee.  SeeCh.AN.W 
Chicago  Milw.  A  St.  Paul- 
Mil.  &St.  P.,  lst,8s,P.D....  1898 
2d,  7  3-1  Os,  P.  D                 1898 

93       98 

106     

128 

7,000 
2,000 
2,000 

104%  

1053s  

105%  May     6 
131%  May     7 
131     May    3 

1053s  May  27 
131%  May    7 
131i4  May  15 

let,  7s,  $  gold,  R.  D  1902 

126     

131% 

1st.  7s,  *  gold,  R.  D  1902 

1st  Iowa  AM.,  7s  1897 
1st  Iowa  AD.,  7s  1899 
1st  C.  AM.,  7s  1903 
Chic.  Mil.&8t.P.,con.78....  1905 
1st  I.  A  D.  Exten.,  7s....  1908 
1st  Southwest  Div.,  6s.  .  .1909 
1st  LaCrosse  &  D.,  5s  1919 
1st  So.  Minn.  Div.,  6s..  ..1910 
1st  Hast.  &D.Dlv.,7s....  1910 
5s  1910 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
.I-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J    J 
J  -J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

"2,066 

"ss'.obo 

6.000 
9,000 

"io.obo 

2,000 

124%  ... 

125%  Jan.  13 
128     Feb.  18 
126>4Jan.     7 
128     Jan.     4 
130     Jan.     7 
115%  Jan.     8 
109     Jan.     6 
115%  Jan.     4 
126     Jan.  16 
107%  Jan.  13 
117     Feb.     8 
112     Jan.     4 
106%  Jan.     8 
107     Jan.  25 
112     Apr.     2 
110%  Jan.  21 
110%  Jan.     6 

132     Mar.  26 
133     Mar.  23 
134     Apr.     8 
134  34  Mar.  22 
135%  May  22 
119     Apr.  3O 
111H  Mar.  12 
119%  May  14 
129%  Mar.  26 
109     Mar.    9 
121     May     7 
116%  May  24 
111%  Apr.  22 
108     May  21 
112     Apr.     2 
1  114%  May  20 
114%  May  25 

125     

131 
131      . 

130     May     7 

132     May  26 

125     

134%  136 
135%  137 
119     120 
111%  . 

133     May     5 
135     May  20 
118%  May     4 

134%  May  29 
135%  May  22 
119     May    4 

129 

114     116% 
109      

114 

110     .     .. 

119     120 

119     May  25 
129     May  17 

119%  May  14 

129%  May  18 

J  '2$        727% 

123% 

707         108 
114       

11214112% 

106     108% 

109     

Chic.  APao.  Dlv.,  6s  1910 
Ch.  A  P.  W.,lst,  g.,  5s.  ...1921 
Ch.AMo.  Riv.  Dfv.,58...  1926 
Mineral  PointDiv.,  5s...  .1910 
Ch.AL.8u.  Div.,  g.,5s  ...1921 

10,000 
lOt.OOO 
16,000 
1,000 

"s'.obo 

120     122 
11514  116 
110%  
106     109 
109% 

121 
116%  1165s 
112     113 

121     May     7 
115%  May    5 
111     May     7 
108     May  21 

121     May    7 
116%  May  24 
111     May    7 
108     May  21 

103      .... 

Wis.AMinn.  Div.,  g.  5s..  1921 

11314 

113%  114% 

113%  May  24 
113%  May    4 

114%  May  20 
11414  May  25 

Terminal,  gold,  5s  1914 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
O    J 

23,000 

"s'.obb 

17,000 
91,000 

103  ;;;; 

113     113% 

Far.  A  So.  assu.,g.,  6s  192< 
Cont.  sink.  fund,5s  1916 

107      

106%  May     4 
110%  May     4 
101     May    7 

106%  May    4 
11214  May  25 
102     May  27 

106%  May    4 
107     Jan.     7 
96     Jan.     6 

106%  May    4 
11214  May  25 
102%  Mar.  18 

Dak.  A  Gt.  So.,g.,  5s  1916 
Gen.,  gold,  4s,  series  A..  .  .1989 
Registered  1989 

106%.... 

110     . 
101%  

111%  112% 
101%  1023s 

Mil.  A  No.,  1st,  M.  L.  6s.  .  .  .1910 
1st,  consol.  6s  1913 

/-D 
J-D 

1,000 

7/7         770 

120     . 
119%  

41       42 
144 

120% 

120     121 
120 

120     May  27 

120     May  27 

118     Jan.  15 
118     Jan.  14 

40     Jan.     f 
140     Jan.     4 
116     Jan.     5 
116     Jan.     4 
114     Jan.     7 
117%  Mar.  11 
108%  Apr.    2 
106     Apr.     4 
110»eJan.  12 
111     Mar.    1 
106     Jan.     4 

120     May  27 
1185s  Feb.  15 

44     Jan.  18 
145%  Apr.  26 
121  14  May  17 
119%  May  13 
119     Mar.    8 
117%  Mar.  11 
112     Mar.  16 
108     Jan.  20 
115     Apr.  30 
113%  Apr.  19 
110     Apr.  28 

Chic.  A  N.  Pac.,  1st,  g.,5s..  .1940 
IT  8.  Trust  Co.  eng.  certs  

A-O 
Q-F 
J-D 
J-D 

A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 

M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
A-O 
A-O 
F-A 
F-A 

281,000 
37,000 

40,000 

38,000 

39%    41 
139%  140 
115 

41       41% 
144% 
120%  
116     117 

41     May  25 
143     May  21 
119%  May     3 
11614  May  27 

42%  May     6 
144%  May    4 
12114  May  17 
119%  May  13 

Ohio.  A  Nor.  West.—  Con.  7s.  1915 
Gold,  7s  1902 

Registered  1902 

774     

11814118% 
116 

Sinking  fund  6s  1879-1929 

Registered  1879-1929 

114% 

Sinking  fund  5s  1879-1929 

30,000 

70<?        70914 

no 

111     112 

109     May  12 

111     May  21 

Registered  1879-1929 

Sinking  fund  deb.  5s  1933 

13,000 
22.000 
55,000 

Ill 

112% 

115 

112%  May     7 
112%  May    4 
107%  May     3 

115     May  25 
112%  May    4 
108     May    7 

Registered....  1933 

110% 
106     

..     .  106% 

112% 
103%    

114%  
108%  109% 

Debenture  5s  1909 

Registered  1909 

DebentureSs  1921 

25,000 

70*       

11114  

110%  May     4 

111%  May  13 

110i4  Feb.     3 

113     Apr.  13 

Registered  1921 

Exten  -ion  4s  1886-1926 

6,000 

103     105 

103%  May     6 

104     May  28 

101     Jan.     4 

104     May  28 

_     Registered  1886-1926 

,  1897.1 


NEW    YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE  MONTHLY  RECORD. 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

i| 

£    •' 

Saleiin     1 
.Hay. 
'or  taltu 

Vte«  about 
anuaru  2,   - 

PRICES  IN  U  A  Y. 

RANQE  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

1897: 

May  1.     { 

Jfaj/29.    1 

Lowest.       1 

ifghest. 

Lowest.       1 

Highest. 

Okie.  A  NorthwMlern—  (Con.)— 
Kecan.  A  L.  Sup.  1st  6S....19O1 
DM  Mo.  A  Minn..  1st  7s..  ..1907 

-J 

'-A 

9         J 

Via.     Ask.  J 
/oft     1 

(ill.      Ask.  I 
11      

•(</.      Ask. 

ale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale   Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Iowa  Midland.  1st,  8s  190O 
Chic.  AMllw..  1st.  7«  1898 
WlnonaASt.  Pet.  2d7s..-19O7 
Mllw.  A  Madison,  1st  6s....  1905 
Ott.  C.  F.  A  St.  Paul,  1st  5s  .  19O9 
Northern  Illinois.  1st,  5s...  1910 
MIL  L.8.AWMC,lst,g.,6s.  1921 
COUT.  deb..  5s  19O7 

L-O 

I-.v 
I-:- 
I-.- 
i-:- 
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r-J 

1-8 
iJ-N 

r-j 
r-j 

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i*3*a   /a*is 
roS     1 

131 

04     Jan.     4  1 

05     Apr.  20 

05     . 

105     1 

07is  

08     

8,000 

'3*      AJ/IS 

181 

08     
31       

1     May  28  1 

3m  May  18 

31     May  28  1 
0519  Feb.  24  1 
2     Mar.  18  1 
2919  Mar.  26  1 

34     Apr.     2 
06^  Jan.  27 
15     Jan.  18 
30     Apr.    3 

1 

03 

ExlAlmp.,s.f.,  g.,5s...!929 
Mich.  dlr..  ist,  gold.  6s..  1924 
Ashland  dlT.  ,  1  st,  gold,6s.  1925 
Income*  1911 
Chic  R.  I  A  Pacific,  6s  1917 

8,000 
1,000 

112     115     i 

11}       

1 
1 

14     
30is  

414"  May  14  1 
0     May  28  1 

15     May  12 
30     May  28 

f37       ... 

"5,006 

10219  ... 

128 

I31i«  1 
130     132 

32     

2     May  24  1 

32     May  24 

2819  Jan.  22  1 
28     Feb.  15  1 
01^8  Jan.    51 
0019  Jan.  11  ] 
93     Jan.     6 

32     Apr.  30 
30%  Apr.  30 
0519  May  27 
04     Apr.  26 
99i«  Feb.  15 

Registered    1917 

127 

Exi"and  collateral  5s.  1934 
Registered       1934 

r-j 
r-j 
a-.- 

itji'.ooo 

10,000 
51.0OO 

10119  102*9  i 

tCO^t     103 

qi        03 

104%  1O4'9  1 

05i4  1051s 

04%  May     1  1 
03  is  May  24  ] 
97     May  10 

05is  May  27 
03  19  May  24 
98     May  28 

Debenture  5s  1921 

97       97is 

97 

Registered          1921 

DM  M.  A  Ft.  D.,  1st,  4*.  ...1905 
lit,  2  left                19O5 

r-j 
r-j 

i-j 

L-C 

f-D 
M-N 
I-J 
A-O 
M-N 
Q-M 
J-D 

84     . 

1,000 

59 

62is  May  17 

6219  May  17 

6219  May  17 
83    Mar.   15 
0119  Feb.  20  ] 
00     Apr.  15  ] 

28     Jan.     4 
30     Jan.     6 

62is  May  17 
83     Mar.  15 
05     Mar.  17 
00     Apr.  15 

133%  May  24 
131     Apr.     6 

Extension  4s  19OJ 

gj 

Keok.  A  DM  M..  1st.  5s.  ...  1923 

5,000 
100 

51,000 
5,000 

103         104 

0219  104 

Oils  May  24  1 
00     May  10  ] 

30is  May    4 
30     May  12 

LCI's  May  24 
LOO     May  10 

133%  May  24 
130     May  12 

Okie.  A  St.  L.    ft*  At.  Top  AS.  F. 
Okie.  St.  U  AN.  0.    ft*  01.  Cent. 
Okie.  St.  L.  A  Pitt*,  ft*  Penn.  Co. 
Chic.  St.  L.  A  Pad.  SM81L.A.T.H. 
Chic.  St.  P.  M.  AO.,  con.  6s..  1930 
Ch.  Ht.  P.  A  Mln..  1st  6s..  ..1918 
North  Wisconsin  m  6S....193O 
81  P.  A  8.  City,  1st  g.  6s..  .1919 
Oh.  A  W.  I.,  1st.  s.  f.,  g.  6s.  ...1919 
Oeaoral  gnln  6s               .  .  1  ftfl" 

127     128 
127     

130     

33     13414 
129is 

16,000 

130     131 
//*      7/7 

129     131 

80%  May  11 

131     May  21 

29H  Apr.  15 
i"6""Mar."l"3 

131%  Mar.    2 
1  17  14  Jan.  26 

126"  12619 

Okie.  A  West  Mich.  Ry.,  5*..  192 

Coopons  of  192 

OUs.  H.  A  D.  .  eon.  s.  f.  7*.  .  .  .19O5 
2d  gold   4i«*                     ...1937 

A-O 

J-J 
M-N 

J-D 

101 

02     Jan.     2 
0719  May  24 

10319  Mar.  13 
112     Apr.  26 

Cli.  D.  A  L.  1st  gn.  g.  5*.  .  .  1941 
Cln.Ind.8t-L.4C.  SwC.C.C.ASt.L, 
C1n.8an.4Cler.  fteC.C.C.AHt.1 
City  A  8ub.Rr.,Ballls..t;.!l*.1922 
aearfleld  A  Mahon.  ft*  H.  R.  A  P 

8,000 

106     

1074  

108     

07>*  May  24 

108     May  28 

CUre.  A  Cin..  1st,  oe,Tr.  rec.  1917 
C».CIn.Cb.AHt.L.—  Oen.g.4s.l993 
Cairo  DlT.,  1st,  gold,  4s..  ..1919 
St.  L.  Dlr.,  l.t.col.  tr.  g.  4S.1U1M 
Regis  t»re.l.  19*o 
Bp.  A  Col.  Dlr..  1st  g.  4s..  ..1940 

J-J 
J-D 
J-J 

\l    N 

N 
M-8 

2,000 

7J        *• 

68 

70     Apr.    7 

70     May    7 

68     Apr.    7 

74     Jan.  19 

.    90 

89     Apr.  15 
92HJan.     7 

89     Apr.  15 
96is  Apr.  20 

123.000 

92       93>s 
«J 

94       97 

94     May    4 

9519  May  21 

W.  W.  Vsl.  Dlr.,  1st  g.  4s.  .  .1940 
Cin.  W.  A  M.  DlT.,  1st  g.  4S.1991 
Clm.  J.  St.  L.  AC..  1st  g.  4s,.  1936 

-J 
-J 

-J 

"^"  "*" 

BHi 

"87  "i    ' 

8719  Feb.     8 
98     Jan.     6 

8919  Apr.  15 
102     Mar.  24 

30.000 

10019  103 

OO%  May  17 

101%  May  10 

Consol    6«                            192O 

Clm.  8.  ACL.  con.  1st  g.  5s..  1928 
Ind.  Bl.  A  We**..  1st.  pf.,7..  190O 
0.  Ind.  *  Wesl.  1st,  pf..  5*.  1938 
Peo.  *  East.,  1  .Icon.  4s...  1940 
Income  4s                           199O 

107     Jan.  Y5 
10419  Jan.     6 

113     Apr.  22 
107>4  Feb.  19 

1071* 

[07%  

7,000 

.    75 

73 

.  ia 

69 

70     May  18 

70     May  18 

70     Mar.  11 
1O     Feb.  27 
105-%t  May     3 
131%  Jan.  19 

75     Jan.     4 
10     Feb.  27 
109     Apr.  21 
134^4  May  29 

18 

CX.  O.  C.  A  In.,  1st,  s".  (.,  7*..  .1899 
<bo»»ol7s  1914 

I-N 

8.000 
1,000 

'jo     

105i<  105% 
133»«  

105  1«  

105»e  May    3 
134HMay  29 

105%  May  14 
13414  May  29 

Oeasol  sinking  fund.  7§  —  1914 
Oral  eoveoL.  gold,  6*.  .  .  .  .  .  1B34 
Registered  1934 

-J 

18,000 

/»>•    114 

126>s  128 

127     May     3 

127%  May  i: 

12314  Jan.  12 

127%  May  11 

CJeT.  Lor.AWh.".  ron.,'lst,"5*.  1933 
Clere.  A  Marletta-fc*  Penn-RR. 
OleTe  *  Mabon.  Val  .  g.  5s.  .1938 

v  -.. 

V-" 

H 

-1 
r-A 

32,000 

1O2H 

100 

97       99 

98     May  11 

9919  May  11 

98     May  11 

102     Jan.     5 

Registered  1938 
Ciereland  A  IMtU.    ft*  Penn.  Co. 
CoL  Mid.,  Tr.  Co.  etc.  1st  g.  As.  '3«- 
Assents!     
Tr.  Co.  ctfs..  eon.«.4»^fd^u'40 
Alien  ted  

22.000 
26,000 

33     

60       65 

60     May  26 
6     May  21 

ei^May  20 

719  May  18 

60     Apr.  12 
6     May  21 

67%  Feb.     1 
17     Jan.  16 

1  is"     Feb  "  2~5 

OoL  A  Btk  ATe.  1st  gnarjt.5s.1903 

Colnm.  A  Ureenr.    ft*  South.  By 
Col.  H.  V.  *ToL,oon.g.5*..1931 

[-( 

M-a 

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i-j 

A-C 

M    - 

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J-J 
A-C 

J-I 

j-r 

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94,000 
2.000 

VJ..N,. 

1,000 

11*6     117 

87  ij 

116     
..    70 

116%  117 

68»s  May     3 
66is  May    8 
50     May    4 

6819  May 
68     May  1 
50     May 

63     Feb.  19 
66  'a  May     8 
4919  Feb.  18 

88%  Jan.  13 
68     May  10 
87     Jan.     4 

~SS        ft 



°He«ulered'  *.°.     199« 
Ool.ACte.Mldl     ft*  Oral  Onto 
CoL  Conn.  A  Term.   fttNor.AW 
Oou.*Pae.RlTS.,lst,g..4*..1943 
T\akoUAOlSo.    ft«C.M.A8t.P 
Lulls*  A  Waco.    ft«Mo.K.ATez 
Del.  Leek.  A  West.  7*  19<r 
Byr.  Blngh.  A  N.  Y..  1st.  7s.  19OC 
MorruZ  Eeeex,  1st,  7s....  1914 



30.000 
5.00C 
11,000 
0»,OOC 

"7,6St 

I*J         IJO 

125is  Mar.    5 
12319  Apr.    S 
i  14019  Jan.     t 
09  ^  Jan.  2£ 
112     Apr.  21 

128     Apr.     2 
127     Feb.     3 
14412  Apr.  29 
112     May    5 
11414  Feb.  19 
14519  May  18 

118     Jan.  22 

,1401*  

143  >•  144 
,131s  114 

141     May     • 
lll>t  May  11 
11319  May  2t 
144%  May    ' 

13714  May"  'j 

144     May  2 
112     May     5 
113is  May  26 
14  5  is  May  It- 

112      

Isteoas.,  gnar.,7s  191! 
Registered  191! 
H.  Y.CeVW..  l«V«e  192 

137     139 

iso"  ".'.'.'.'. 

112      

144     

lie*  

iss"  i"39 

109  ;;;; 

143      .... 
142      .... 

40     Jan.  2! 

136"  "Mar."  Ys 

KHe  Mar.ll 

DeL  AHnd.,  'etPeJm.DiT.7s.19i; 

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143     

108     

143  "May"  '< 
12219  May    ! 

lie""May  ""< 

143*  "May"  4 

122  19  May    8 

li'T^May"  24 

142     Apr.  2( 
143     May    4 
122  19  May     i 

1  16ia  Mar.  2! 
145     May     < 

143     Apr.  28 
143     May     4 
122  19  May    8 

li8%Mar."29 
1  118     Feb.  25 
>  146i9  Jan.  16 

Al».AS«s..lsteon.gu.7s..l9.> 
Registered               .     ..19O 

/*7*i 
"'.'.'.'.  "/it" 

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122is  124 

BraaYl  Saratoga.  1st.  7s...  19 
Bajtetnrsil          192 
DeLRIrTRR.  Ver.  get  Penn.RR 
Den.  Con.  Tram.  Co..  1  .t.  jj.5..  1  93 
DrtT.  Tram.  Co.  eon.  g.  fti.191 
Metr.  R-rCo..  Istgm.  g.»s.  .191 
Dra.AR.<lr..lsteoB.g..4e...l93 
1st*".                     1901 

i       i.ooi 

1           ....... 
1           ....... 

25,001 
»        39,001 

113     
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80       85 
18>s    21 

I42>s  
140     

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g    8'7'"s"Ma"y"2" 
9  109i>B  May  2 

5    88  14  May"  YE 
7  I10i4  May  IE 

87"2Maj-"2 
1095s  May  2 
80     Feb.  2 

17     Apr.  2 

i    89"   Jan.  "l8 
7  113  k  Apr.  13 
3    8319  Jan.  18 

I    22     Feb.     3 

109 

M 

ImproTenrt,rold.5«  192 

PeeMelnne  *  Minn   *«Ch.AN.» 
DelM.A  M..land  cr.,3>.,8.  A.191 
Del  M.  A  1*01.     ft*  L,  ».  A  M.  8< 
Del  A  Mack..  1st  lien  g.  4s..  199 
Gold  4*                            .   .  .  .  1  '  •'  ' 

>     

}       82,00 

18 

18       30 

18     May  2 

i    18     May  2< 

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98^9  May  1 
'  10l""May'" 

3    99^  May    . 

98%  Apr.  2 
i     9919  Jan.  1 

3  101%  Jan    16 
6  l6"J""Feb."2"6 

Dal.  A  Iron  Range,  1st,  5s  —  1  93 

i  lbY%"May'2 

2dueB  mortgage  6«  191 
Dal.  Red  WlngAM..lst,».  5*.  192 
Du                      k  All.,  g.  5s...  193 

10 


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BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

$ 

Sale*  in 
May. 
far  talus 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1897. 

PRICES  IN  HA  r. 

RANOE  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

Hay  I. 

May  29. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

East,  of  Minn.     See  a  P.  M.  A  M 
ast  Tenn.Va.  A  Ga.    See  So.  By 
Ellz.  Lex.  A  B.  San.    See  O.  A  O.. 
Kim.  Cort.  A  No.  See  Leh.  &  N.  Y 
Erie,  1st  ext.,  gold.  4s  1947 
2d  ext    gold  5s                    1919 

M-N 

8 

Bid.     Ask. 

Bid.     Ask 

112%  113 
116%  

Bid.      Ask 

111     113 

120      1221« 
114      , 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

116     Mar.    1 
103%  May  29 
118  IB  Apr.  10 

118i4  Jan.  14 
114i2  May     8 
120     Mar.  18 

3d'  ext  '  gold  4iss       1923 

M-8 
A-O 
J-D 
M-8 
M-b 
A-O 
J-D 
J-J 

18,000 
17,000 

110     112 
115     118% 

103%  May  29 
119i«May  21 

11413  May     8 
120     May     8 

4th  ext    gold,  5s  ..........1920 

119     

103 

5th  ext.  gold  4s          .        1928 

Ist.'oonsol.,  gold,  7s  192( 
1st,  oonsol.,  gold,  fund.  7s.l92( 
Long  Dock,  con.,  gold,  6s..  1935 
BuffTN.  Y.  A  Erie,  1st,  7»>  .  1916 
Buff.  A  S.  W.,  gold  6  1908 
Small.          

89,000 

140%  May  26 

141  >«  May    7 

13914  Mar.  25 

143is  Feb.  11 

2,000 

132  *fl 

134  H... 

135     13514 

135     May  29 

135     May  *9 

13313  Jan.     4 
136i4  Jan.  11 

136'     Mar.  12 
137%  Apr.  23 

138 

Jeff.  BB.,  1st  gu.  gold  5s.  ..  1909 
Chlo.  A  Erie,  1st  gold  4-5s.  1982 
C.  &  BB.  Cq.lst  our.  gu.  6s.  1922 
D  &  Imp  Co  1st  cur.  6s..  1913 

A-O 
M-N 
M-N 
J-J 

105  *4 

105     Jan.  11 
10814  May  21 

106is  Apr.  12 
112     Jan.  12 

123,000 

110     112*3 

109     109% 

1081s  109 

108  >4  May  21 

10913  May     3 

Erie,  Istcon.,  g.,  prior  bonds,1996 

J-J 
J-J 

1,042,000 

9378 

92%    93 

88%  May  14 

92?g  May    3 

88%  May  14 

95%  Feb.  10 

1st  con.  gen.  lien,  g.  3-48..1996 

97,000 

64 

62H    63 

63  "4    64 

62     May     3 

63  13  May  27 

62     May     3 

6614  Feb.  10 

EseanabaAL.  Sup.  SeeC.  &N.W 
Eureka  Springs,  Istg.  6s..  ..1933 
Evansv.  &  Terre  Haute  — 
1st  con  gold  6s      ..1921 

F-A 

J-J 
A-O 

5,000 

52     Feb.  10 
109     Jan.  29 

52     Feb.  10 
112     Mar.    2 

110    

111     May  21 

111     May  21 

Mt  Vernou  1st  6s.    192J 

A-O 

102 

Bull.  Co.  Branch,  1st  g.  58.1930 
Ev.  A  In  ,  1st  con.,  gu.,  g.  68.1926 
Fargo  &  So.   See  Chic.  M.  &  St.  P 
lint  &  P.  Mara.,  gold  6s...l92< 

A-O 
J-J 

A-O 
M-N 
A-O 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

J-J 

J-J 
J-J 

F-A 
J-D 

113     115 
So     

114     Apr.  24 
80     Apr.     9 

78     Feb.  17 

116     Mar.    5 
82     Feb.     2 
78     Feb.  17 

81     

Port  Huron  Div.,  1st  g.  5s.l93£ 
Fla.  Cen.  A  Pen.,  1st  g.  5s...l91f 
1st  land  gr.  ext.,  gold  5s...l«3( 



7713  

Ft.  8m.  A  V.  B.B.  See  St.  L.  A  S.  F 
Fort  St.  U.  D.  Co.lst  g.  4i28.  .  1941 
Ft.  Worth  A  Denver  (Sty- 
let gold  4-6s                         1921 

10613 

220,000 
2,000 

52 

55       6613 
46  % 

56%    58 
50 

0613  May     3 
48     May     6 

58%  May  11 
48     May     6 

53     Jan.     6 
41     Feb.  10 

103     Apr.  19 
100     Mar.  19 
88     May  10 
84     May  14 

5978  Mar.    4 
48     May     6 

104     Feb.     8 
100     Mar.  19 
91%  Feb.  13 
87     Feb.  26 

Ft.  W.  A  Bio  Gr.,  1st  g.  58.  .  .  .1928 
Fulton  Elev.    See  Kings  Co.  El. 
nalv.  H.  AS.  A.,  Istg.  6s.  ..1910 
U"2d  gold  7s                            1905 

48 

102 

00 

100 

Mex.  A  Pac.  Dlv.,  Istg.  58.1931 
Galv.  H.  A  H.  of  1882,lst,5s.l9l; 
Ga  A  Ala  ,  1st,  pref.,g.,  5S..1945 

M-N 
A-O 
A  O 

126,000 
1,000 

gei 

89       90 

88     May  10 
84     May  14 

8914  May  24 
84     May  14 

Ga  Car  A  No.  .1st,  gu.g.,5s.!92£ 

J-J 

101 

83     Feb.  13 
125H  Feb.     6 

83     Feb.  13 
125%  Jan.  27 

Georgia  Pacific.    See  South'n  By 
Gr.  Bapids  &  Ind.—  See  Penn.  Co 
Han.  &  St.  Jo.    See  C.  b.  &  Q. 
ousaton.  BB.,  con.  g.  5s..  1937 
N  H  A  Derby,  con.  5s  1918 

M-N 
M-N 

119 

12013 

120 

too 

Hous.ATex.C..lstW.AN.7s.l903 
1st  gold  5s,  Interest  guar..  1937 
Con!  gold  6s,  Int.  guar  1912 
Gen.  gold  4s,  int.  guar.  ...  192] 
Debeu.  6s,  pr.  &  int.  guar.  1897 
Deben.  4s,  pr.  A  int.  guar.1897 
Tllinois  Central,  1st  g.  4s.  ..1951 
J.Registered           1951 

J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
A  O 

125 

9,000 
5,000 
68,000 

10513  106!2 
IOO       

64 

110        , 

110     May    3 
1021s  May  17 
66     May     3 

111     May  20 
10212  May  17 
68  13  May  20 

106i2  Jan.  13 
99%  Apr.     7 
6513  Apr.  29 

111     May  2O 
104     Feb.  26 
70     Mar.    8 

100        

101      

66 

Sc     

95 

94     Jan.  18 
110     Mar.  liO 

9713  Mar.  3O 
112     Mar.    8 

109      

112      

1st  gold  3is8                       1951 

Registered                     195] 

Gold  4s                1952 

2,000 

too     

100 

lOHs 



101  13  May  12 

10213  May  13 

lOlis  Apr.  19 

10414  Mar.  3O 

Begistered   1952 

Gold  4s    1953 

M-N 
M-N 
J-J 

26,000 

100 

100 



101  14  May  25 

102     May  13 

99  "a  Jan.  15 

103     Jan    28 

Registered           .      1951 

2-10  g.  4s.         1904 

99     Apr.  20 

99     Apr.  20 

Registered  1904 

J-J 
M-S 
M-S 
F-A 
F-A 
J-D 
J-D 

Istg  3s  sterling           195] 

Begistered    1951 

Western  Lines  1st  g.  4s.  ..195] 
Begistered  1951 

10,000 

101i«  102 

102 

lOSis 

103     May  10 

lOSis  May  24 

1OO%  Feb.     3 

105i2  May  21 

Cairo  Bridge,  gold,  4s  1950 
Registered  1950 

Springfield  dlv.  ,  6s  1898 
Middle  dlv.,  reg.,  5s  1921 

J-J 

F-A 

108  'g 

Ch.8t.L.&N.O.  Ten.llen  78.1897 
1st,  consol.  7s  1897 

M-N 
M-N 

101 

101 

104%  Mar.    4 
118i2  Jan.     7 
llSMApr.     1 

104%"  Mar.    4 
123     May  23. 
1191s  Feb.  27 

,Gold  5s  1951 

J-D 
J-D 

12,000 

1  18      isi^* 

122 

12413 

12213  May  10 

123     May    3 

Registered  1951 

Memph.  dlv.,  1st,  g.,  4s..  1951 
Registered  1951 

J-D 
J-D 

Bellev.ASo.m.,gtd.g.,4i28,1897 

A-O 

Ced.  Fall  A  Minn.,  1st,  7s..  1907 

J-J 

Ind.  Bl.  A  West.—  SeeC.C.C.ASt.L. 
Ind.  Deo.  A  Sp.,  lst,7s,tr.  rec.1906 
Trust  reo.,  ex-bonds,  stamped.. 
Ind.  Dec.  A  West.,  1st,  g.,  5s.  1935 
Ind.  111.  &  la.,  1st,  gold,  4s.  .1939 
let  ext.,  gold  5s  1943 

A-O 
J-J 
J-D 

M-S 
M-N 
M-S 
M-8 
J-D 

A-O 

J-J 

M-S 

J-J 
J-J 
A-O 

A-O 
F-A 

2§",6bo 

30 

25 

27     Jan.    4 
99     Jan.     8 

27     Jan.    4 
103     Apr.  30- 

97*1 

101 

101     103 

103     May    3 

103     May    3 

Int.  &  Gt.  No.,  1st,  gold,  6s..  1919 
2d,  gold,  4is-5s  1909 

42,000 
31.OOO 
17,000 
18,000 

//fl4 

..  120 

117iall9 
75 
30       3Hs 
911s  

117     May     5 
74     May  26 
30     May  24 
89%  May  17 

118     May  25 
76     May     7 
313s  May    7 
90%  May    5 

117     May     5 
73     Jan.     4 
25%  Jan.  11 
88     Apr.  14 

120     Apr.  24 
80     Feb.  16 
31i2  Mar.  18 
97>2  Jan.  IS 

72       73 
20       25 
9713 

76 

30       3113 
89       92 

3d,  gold,  4s                           1921 

Iowa  Central,  1st,  gold,  5s..  .1938 
Iowa  Midland.    See  Chic.  A  N.  W. 
Jefferson  RR.    See  Erie. 

TTal.All.AG.B.    SeeL.S.AM.S. 
JXKau  A  Mich.    See  Tol.  A  O.  C. 
Kan.  City  A  M.  B.  A  B.  Co.— 
1st  guar    gold  5s                1929 

K.  C.  A  Pacific.    See  M.  K.  A  T. 
K.  C.  A  Southw.    See  St.  L.  A  S.  F. 
Kansas  Midland.  See  St.  L.  A  S.F. 
Kansas  Pacific.    See  Uu.  Pacific. 
Kentucky  Cent.    See  L.  A  N. 
Keok.  A  Des  Mo.    See  C.  B.  I.  A  P. 
K'gsCo.  El.  8er.A.,l8t,g.,5s.l925 
FulEl.  Ist.gu.  g.,5s,ser.A.1929 
Knoxville  A  Ohio.    See  So.  By. 
Lake  E.  A  W.,  1st,  gold,  5s.  .1937 
2d,  gold,  5s  1941 

44       50 
38^     40 

114      

100     lOlis 
103%  105 

105     105% 

42       50 
42 

45       50 
38       40 

116%  118 
1011310214 

44     Feb.  23 
40     Feb.  25 

11  3%  Jan.  29 
10013  Jan.     6 
101     Apr.  20 

103%  Apr.    9 

5Qi4  Mar.    a 
44     Mar.    3 

117     Apr.  15, 
102%  Mar.    2 
104     Jan.  27 

107i4  Mar.    5. 

4,000 

38,000 
21,000 
9,000 

23,000 

40     May     5 

115     May     6 
101%  May  28 
101     May  14 

103%  May  25 

40     May    5 

117     May  25 
10212  May  24 
102     May     5 

104%  May     3 

115      . 

lOlis  10213 
101      103 

10414 

Northern  Ohio  1st  gu.  5s..  1945 
Lake  Shore  A  Mich.  Southern- 
Buff.  &  Erie,  new  B.  ,  7s  ...  1898 
Det.  Mou  A  Tol.  1st,  7s      1906 

104      

Lake  Shore  div.,  7s  1899 
Consol,  1st,  78  1900 

A-O 
J-J 
Q-J 
JT-D 
J-D 

A-O 

10.000 
86,000 
204.0OU 
60,000 
146,000 

1.000 

10714  108 
1103s 

107     107ifl 
112%  113 
111% 

10714 

10713  May  13 
112is  May     6 
11013  May  10 
123     May     7 
120     May  24 

107VM8V    lit 

11314  May  15 
HHsMay  27 
1237s  May  2- 
123'gMay  17 

109     May    4 

107     Apr.  19 
110»8Jan.  11 
11013  May  10 
119     Jan.  12 
1181-2  Jan.  13 

109     May     4 

Ill     Mar.  13 
1  1  3%  Mar.  15, 
11313  Mar.  15 
12414  Mar.  13 
124%  Mar.  15 

100     May     4. 

113%  11314 
111381111* 
123%  1237s 
120>4  12038 

Begistered  1900 

Consol.,  2d,  7s  1903 
Registered.                     1903 

118     11913 
too     

123     124 

Cln.  A  Springfield  — 
1st,  guar.,  L.H.AM.S.,78.  1901 

109     May    4 

1897.] 


NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE   MONTHLY  RECORD. 


11 


BONDS. 
New  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

4 

Sale*  in 
Ifay. 
Par  ra/u* 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1897. 

PRICES  IN  3TA.  Y. 

RANGE  FOR  YEAR  1897. 

Jfayl. 

Uity  29. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lake  Shore  *  Mich.  So.—  (Con.) 
K»L  A.  4  G.  B.  l«t,  KU.C.5D.1938 
Mahnn.  Coal  HR.,  1st,  58..  1934 
Leb.  V.  N.  Y.  lstgu.,g.,4%8.1940 
Leh  V.Ter.By.l6tgu..g.,5e.l9U 
Baclitered..    ....;..."  1941 

J-J 
I-J 
J-J 
A-O 
A.-O 
J-J 
J-J 
if-S 
M-S 

$ 

Bid.      A..A-. 
tij     

Bid.     Alk. 
14     

Bid.      Alk. 
114     . 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

US      "& 
100     

117     120 
95     . 

18,606 
44,000 
30,000 

94       97 

94     May  20 
08%  May    3 
107%  May    3 

96     May  28 
09     May    4 
107%  May    3 

92%  Apr.  14 
06     Apr.  17 
06     Apr.  22 

101%  Feit      5 

110     llnij 

108     109 

111%  Mar.  18 

L*h.  V.  Co»l  Co.,l*t.gu.,g.,5s.  1933 
Begtstered.  1933 

Leh.4  X.  Y.-l»t,  gu.g.,  48..  1945 
BeeUtered  

92       95 

92% 

92% 

92     Feb.  18 

93%  Feb.    2 

Ebnira  Cort.  4  Nor.— 
let  gold,  l8t  pref.  6«  1914 
Gold.  roar.  5».  1914 

A-O 
A-O 

M-8 
M-S 
J-J 

M-v 

W1*     V>\ 
116     1165, 

99     Jan.  15 
115%  Mar.    5 

99%  Jan.  18 
118     Feb.  25 

Leh.  4  Wllkesb.    See  Cent.  N.J. 
Leroy  4  Caney  Vai.    feeMo.Pae 
Islington  Are.  4  Par.  Ferry— 

igfig^***;;";* 

134.0OO 

116     116k 

117 

116     May    5 

117    May  25 

Lltoh.  Car.  *  W..  1st,  g..  6*..  1916 
Little  B.  4  Mem..  l«t,  «..  5s,  1937, 
En*  Central  Trust  Co.  certlfs.. 

Long  Dock.    *«  Erie. 
Lone  Island—  1st,  7»  1898 

M   N 

Q-J 
AD 

M-8 
J-D 

10.000 
5,000 
4,000 
1,000 

104*1   lob 
nS 

102%  

103     . 
120 

1034  May  14 
119     May  12 
88%  May  12 
83k  May  11 

103k  May  14 

103k  May  14 
113     Jan.  21 
76%  Jan.     4 
83k  May  11 

106k  Mar.  25 
119     May  12 

88%  Mar.    8 
89     Feb.  25 

1st  con..  K..  5s  1931 
Gen.  e.    4s     1938 

119     May  12 
88%  May  12 
83k  May  11 

76>«  .. 

88      
83     

8838  

83%    84 

Ferry.  1st.  g..  4%«  1939 

89 

(i,,l,l    i-              1932 

Deb.,  gold.  5s.  1934 

F-D 

M.  T.  4  Bo.  Bob.,  1st,  g..5«.  1927 
2d  Ineome         ..1937 

M-^ 

t-o 

M-8 

5,000 

OS     

98      . 

100     May  25 

100     May  25 

100     May  25 

100     May  25 

if        ***1 

102>s 

35       42  1« 
104  "s  106% 

35       42% 
105     106% 

N.  Y.  B.  *  M.  B.,  con..g.  5s.  1935 
B'klyn  4  Montauk,  I»t6s..l911 

15,000 

105  "4  May  17 

105k  May  17 

102%  Jan.     8 

107%  Feb.  11 

lf-8 

L.  I.  BB.  N.  Bb.  bob.,  1st, 
eon    gu.    gold,  5s    ..  1932 

» 

J-J 

J-J 

B-i 

A-O 
M-8 
J-J 
J-J 
J-D 
J-D 
M-B 
M-8 

N.Y.Bay.ExlB.lstgu.«.5s.l943 
Montauk  Ext.  gtd-g.  fa...  1949 
La.  4  Mo.  Blr.    Ait  Chic.  4  Alton. 
L.ET.A8t  L.Con..con..g.5s.,1939 
Eng.  Tr.  Co.  oertlts.  of  deposit 
0«a..g..  4*  1943 
Louisville  *  NashTllle— 
OoncoL  7s                   1898 

11.000 

30     May  17 

30     May  17 

30     Feb.  11 

34     Jan.  21 

91,000 

104>«  ... 

103  «b  103% 

103%  May    3 

103%  May  25 

102%  Apr.    1 

106%  Mar.  29 

OMUlan  bob.  7s                  19O1 

110 

B  O  4  M.  lst.c.,6*      ...193O 

32.OOO 
IS/MM 
1.001 

22.OOO 

115     120 
100     lOOhi 

120     121% 

120%  May    6 
103     May    5 
115     May  11 
118     May    4 

121%  May  27 
103     May    5 
115     May  11 
118%  May  19 

116     Jan.    4 
98%  Jan.     7 
113k  Feb.    3 
1151%  Jan.  15 
106%  Jan.     7 

121%  May  27 
103%  Mar.  28 
115     May  11 
118%  May  19 
108%  Jan.  22 

jf  o  4M.,2d  64       193O 

K.  H.  4  Naah..  1st.  «..  6s.  .  .  1019 
Om.  g   0s             .        193O 

114>4  

114%  

116      

Fnaaeola  dlr..  6*  192O 
Bt.  L-dlv..  1st,  g.,  6s  1921 

1O6 

105 

•M  x     .-                               1981 

M-B 

J-J 
A-O 
M-S 
J-J 
J-J 

r-A 

M-N 
M-B 

F-A 
F-A 

J-J 
M-N 
M-8 

J-J 
A-O 
M-N 

J-J 

1A-0 
J-D 
J-J 

JJ--JJ 
M-l 

W 

SS 

j  i 

Nashr.ADee..  isV.7s  19OO 
•Ink.  M.  (8.  *  M.  Ala.).  «*,.  1910 

Odd  5«                              •  I  '  '" 

3.000 

idV    

107     

109%  

109%  May  28 

109%  May  28 

107k  Apr.  19 

110     Feb.     1 

1.000 
98,000 

95     i'66 
77»«    78»i 

97 

78       79% 

...'  98 
79%    80 

95%  May    7 
79     May    3 

95%  May    7 
80     May  29 

95%  May     7 
78k  Jan.     5 

100     Jan.  26 
81     Feb.    2 

Untied.  K.'.  4*.                      '•'•' 

\:,-t:  -•:"•'.                         1940 

r£Sr*AU..l.t,gu..«.,0..19 
Coll.  trust,  g    5s.                  1931 

0,000 

95     

99 

98 

95%  May    5 

95%  May    5 

95%  May     5 
101     Apr.    9 
104%  Mar.  16 
85     Jan.     9 
91     Feb.  20 
85     Feb.     2 

100     Jan.  19 
1O3     Mar.  16 
104%  Mar.  16 
85     Jan.     9 
94%  Jan.  19 
90     Jan.  20 

L.4ir.AMob.4M..ist4.4%*.lM5 
N.  FU.*8beWat,«u.*.»«l»37 
8.  4  Jf.  Ala.,  eon.,  gu.,*..  5S.1936 
Kratnekr  6e»t.,g..4i  1987 
L.  4  H.  Loo.  a*  Lei,  g.4%s.!931 
l».4Je*BnUeOo.gu..g..4s.l»*3 
LoulST.  y.  Albany  4  CfiKa«o- 
1st.  6*                               IT.  1910 

ft 

i'.obo 

9,000 

92       93 
85       87 

91%  May  25 
86%  May    7 

91%  May  25 
88     May  13 



83%  

/     l': 

1.000 
3,000 
3.000 

111      113"» 

to     . 

113     115 
84 

114     116 

114     May  13 
81     May  28 
44     May     4 

114     May  13 
84     May    6 
44     May     4 

111     Jan.    4 
81     May  28 
43     Feb.    8 

114     May  13 
85     Jan.  23 
44     May     4 

Tr.  eervs.  coo.,  gold.  «•....  1910 
Tr.  o«m..gen.,gold.5s  ...1940 
Looter.  Bjr.  Co.  1st  eon.  *.  Ss.  193O 
IJTaboningOoal.    totU8.4M.8o 
Manhattan  Kr  eena.  4s  .  .  .  .  1  99( 
ManltobaS-W.ColonU..«.,5a,1934 
MarketBt.  Cable  By.,  1st  fi..  1913 
McK-pt.4B.Vern.  JMP.MoK.AY 

41 

40 

44       45 

98.000 

94%  

92%    93% 

92%    93% 

92%  May    4 

9278May  28 

91%  Apr.    » 

95k  Feb.     2 

MsttopoUtan  EL.  fst.ioULea.lgB 

54,000 
11.000 
1,000 

lie    .. 

105     

119     120% 
1O4%  105 

12O     120% 
104%  105% 

119%  May    4 

liili...  M,iy  l: 
67     May    3 

120%  May  29 
105     May  18 
67     May    3 

116%  Jan.    6 
104%  May  19 
67     May    3 

120%  May  29 
107%  Apr.  28 
63%  Jan.  22 

Mo.  Cant.,  eon.,  gold.  4s....  1911 
I*,  eon.,  incotne.  gold.  3*..1939 

£&ssttf&x& 

^SSsZX?'*  JS?I 

10 

69     Mar.    3 

73     Jan.  22 

J-l  tni'ofu»-  •  ;•«   1                    1917 

M-8 

f! 

M    N 

K-R 
M-a 

M-a 

3O.OOO 

id's  . 

9     May  28 

ib     May  28 

9     May  28 
95     Jan.  13 

10     Jan.  13 
IOO     Jan.  30 

Mex.  MarUwrn  1st  fold.  6s!  .  191O 

<*>     

95     

••cMored.  1910 

•9EiBOMM- 

1st.  oonsol..  7s  1903 

St!^.^.:::::::::::"".a 

6*  1931 

57.000 

11»     
i°5     

lie's  

116     117 

116    May  22 

116%  May    3 

116     May  22 
107     Feb.     1 

119     Apr.  28 
108     Mar.    8 

•err..          i94o 

Bectstered  194C 
Bat.  C.  4  8tur.  Istfu.  «.  3«.  1989 
Midland  of  5.  J.  5*.VT.»os.4W. 
MU.KLRf.4Lt.  eon.30  rr-g-S^^e 
MU.LAiWe.1.    «MOhte.4ir.W. 
Mil.  4  Madlmn.     *•*  Ck.  4  H.  W. 
Mil.  *  .V«rth-n.  fc.Cb.M.  48L  P. 
Mil.  4  81.  P.    «M  Ch.  M.  4  at.  P. 
Mln.48t-L.ca    «**B.C.B.4K. 
Minn.  *  8*.  Loul*.  lst,g..  7s.  1927 
1st  ooms..  g..  a«  1934 

i*:1} 
j-j 

J-D 

r-A 

J-D 
M-N 

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loo     

108     

..    96 

If}    
100     100  U 

140%  150 

142     148 

101  "8 

137%  Jan.  20 
100     Jan.     2 
123%  Apr.  28 

120  "Jan."  "9 

140     Jan.  21 
103%  Apr.  22 
1B3%  Apr.  28 

12i"%"Maf.""8 

50,000 

101     May    3 

102     May  13 

Iowa  ex.,  1st,  gold,  7s.  1908 
B.W.  ex..  !•«.(..  7s  1910 
Pndfleex.,  1st,  gold.  «•....  1931 
Minn.  4  PaoiBe.  1st,  5s,  stpd. 
4«.  pajnn«nt  of  Int.  fH.  193H 
Mian.  8.  8.M.  *  A  tl.  1st,  g.  4s, 
MML,  parntent  of  Int.  ga.  .1926 
MnKrp.4i  8.  M.,«m..g.,  4s, 
stp*..  pmrmcBt  of  InL  gu..l93n 
MiuTKBr^  1st,  eon.  g.,  5«.19ig 
MinaMp.  Un.    «M  8L  P.  M.  4  M 
Missouri  Kansas  4  Texas— 
i«t  ^'.:.i    i.                         l  -1" 

J-D 
J-D 
A-O 

J-J 
J-J 

J-J 
J-J 

J-D 
K- 
M-J 
M-C 
K 
M-N 
M-N 
A-O 

M-N 

"8',6bo 

....  125 
120     

121%  !!!;; 

12!%  !!!!! 

121%  May"  3 

12l"%May""3 

10.1.00O 
51H.OOO 

'Y.obo 

2.000 
2.0UO 

81%    82>t 
60       6l>s 

"72"  '.'.'.'.'. 

ftj>«      JO 
7J-»  
IOO       

93 
90 

83       83% 
55"4    56% 

'69%!"" 
71 

8  It    85 
59       59% 

'75"  "so" 

67     

83%  May     6 
54%  May    7 

75     May  in 
66  "4  May  27 
72%  May  19 

8478  May  29 
59k  May  29 

75""May"ii 
6(ik  May  27 
72%  May  19 

82     Jan.     4 
54%  May     7 

74  "Jan."  8 
63%  Feb.    3 
72%  May  19 

85     Mar.  15 
63     Jan.  30 

8b%Fei)."l5 
71%  Apr.     6 
77     Jan.  20 

2.1  /.  i'i.           :::i99c 

UCKxt«n.  gold  5.  1944 
MJt.  AT.ofT.  lstgu.g-5s.194a 
Kan.  C.  4  Pae..  l«t,g..4»...199€ 
D»L  4  Wa..  l,t,gu.,g.,6«...194e 
BCOMT.  Bdg.Co.,gn.,7s...l9O« 
Me.  K.4  E-.  l.tira.,g.,iU.....1945 
Mlawrart  Paette- 
1st,  eonml..  gold,  6s  193« 

58,000 
11.000 

89 
67       69% 

89%  May  26 
68     May  22 

92     May     < 
70k  May  14 

88%  May  26 
68     May  22 

95%  Jan.  20 
87%  Jan.  22 

THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

*1 

H  fc 

Sale*  in 
May. 
Par  value 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1897. 

PRICES  IN  If  AT. 

RANGE  FOR   TEAR  1897. 

May  I. 

May  29. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Bighett. 

Missouri  Pacific—  (  Con.)— 
3d  78                                        1906 

M-N 

M  8 
M  -8 
F-A 
F-A 
F-A 
J-J 
M-8 
J-J 

J-D 
J-D 
J-D 
A-O 
A-O 

J-J 

$ 

Bid,      Atk. 
100 

Bid.      Ask. 
96     

Hid      Atk. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 
08     Mar.  23 

Sale  Prices. 
105     Jan.    1 

Trust,  g.,  5s  1017 

lit,  OOlL,  goU.'Ol  1920 
Registered                          1920 

8,000 

6s        7° 

40     

40     May    4 

42%  May     5 

40     May     4 

70     Jan.  18 

Pac.R-ofMo.  1st  ex.  g.,  4s..  1938 
2d  extended  gold  5          1938 

19,000 
27,000 

101       

lOlia  104  % 

..  100*4 

..  103 

..  102 
10114  

100     Mav     1 
10  114  May  22 

100%  May     3 
102     May  20 

100     Apr.  30 
10O     Apr.  12 

101%  Feb.    2 
103%  Jan.  28 

Verdigris  V.  In'd.&W.  1st  5sl92C 
Leroy  &  C.  Val.  A.  L.  1st  5s..  1926 
St.  L.  &  I.  Mt.— 
Ark.  br.,ext.58  1935 
1st  ext.,  gold,  4148,  1947.F&A 
Cairo  Ark.  &  T.,  lst.78..  .1897 
Oen.con.  By.  &  ld.gr.  58.1931 
Gen.  con..8tped  gu.g.  58.1931 
Miss.  Rlv.  Bdge.    See  Chtc.  &  AU. 
Mob.  &  B!rm.,i>rlor  lien,  g..58.1945 

5,000 

10078 

103     106 

104is  ... 

103     May     i 

104%  May  15 

103     Apr.  12 

101  ia  May  15 

103%  104 

99 

98     Jan.   IS 
6713  May  14 
73ia  Feb.  26 

10213  Mar.  16 
77  is  Feb.     3 
74     Feb.  17 

60,000 

69%    71 

67ia  May  14 

70     May  28 

71513 

J-J 

Small 

Mob.  &  Ohio,  new,  gold,  6s..  1927 

J-D 
Q-J 
M-8 
J-J 

J-J 
A-O 

J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

A-O 

J-J 
J-J 
M-8 
M-S 
M-8 
J-D 
J-D 
M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
F-A 
F-A 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 

J-J 
J-J 
J-D 
A-O 
A-O 
M-N 
F-A 
J-J 
M-S 
J-D 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 

J-J 

J-J 

J-D 
A-O 

4,000 

118 

1181s  

119      

12014  May  26 

121     May  26 

117     Jan.     7 
112     Mar.  25 
65     Apr.  19 

121     May  26 
112     Mar.  25 
6814  Feb.  25 

111 

Gen    4s                                 1938 

19,000 

67       67  ia 
80 

.    67 

6613  May    7 

67     May  25 

St.  L'.&  Cairo,  gu.,  gold.  4s..  1931 
Mohawk  &  Mai.    SeeN.Y.C.  &  H. 
Monongaliela  Klv.    See  Bait.  &  O. 
Montana  Cent.    See  St.  P.  M.  &  M. 
Montauk  Ext.    See  Long  Island. 
Morgan's  La.  AT.,  1st,  g.,  6s.  .1920 
1st  7s                                       1918 

82 

11412 

122 

124 

Morris  &  Essex.    See  Dei.  L.  &  W. 
Nash.  Chatt.  &  St.  L.— 
1st,  7s  1913 

32,000 

126>4  

ISO's  

130     May     3 

131     May     7 

12713  Jan.     6 
10413  Apr.  14 
99     May  18 

131     May     7 
104%  Apr.  14 
102%  Mar.  24 

2d  6s                            1901 

1st,  eon.,  fold,  5s  1928 
1st  6s  T  &  P  b                    1917 

20,000 

99%  101 

96       99% 

99 

99     May  Ifc 

99k  May  24 

1st  6s,  MoM.  M.  W.  <fe  A1...1917 
1st.  gold,  6s.  Jasper  Beh.  .  .  1923 
Nash.  Flor.  &  Shef  .    See  Lou.  &  N. 
New  H.  &  Derby.  See  Housatonlc. 
N.  J.  Junc'n  RR.    See  N.  Y.  Cent. 
N.  J.  Southern.    See  Central  N.  J. 
Newp't  &  Cln.  B'ge.  SeePenn.Co. 
N.  O.  &  N.  E.,  prior  lien,  g.,6s.!915 
N.  Y.  B.  &  Man.  Beach.    See  L.  Isl. 
N.  Y.  Bay  Exten.  RR.    nee  L.  Isl. 
N.Y.  Central  &  Hud.  Rlv.— 
1st,  7s  1903 

188,000 
104,000 
32,000 
26,000 

117     118 
lie's  H7 
lOoifl  10614 
10514  106 
105     106 
lOlia  10213 
10013 

120%121ifl 
12013  120% 
110      
109% 

120H  12012 
11913  12038 
109%  

119?8  May  13 
11914  May  12 
10913  May  24 
109^  May  25 

120%  May     3 
120=8  May     4 
110%  May     3 
110     May     3 

11714  Jan.     7 
117     Jan.     4 
106     Mar.     4 
106%  Jan.     9 
10714  Feb.  13 
102  %  Feb.     5 
101%  Jan.  13 
101  76  Jan.     5 
103%  May  19 
110     May    3 
110     May  17 
103     May     7 

121%  Apr.  15 
120%  Apr.  26 
110%  Mav     3 
110     Apr.  24 
10714  Feb.  13 
105%  May     3 
104     Mar.  23 
104i2  Mar.  29 
103%  May  19 
114     Apr.  2O 
114     Mar.  30 
103     May     7 

Registered       1903 

Debenture  5s  of  1884-1904 

Registered                 1884-1904 

Beg.  debenture  5s  of.  1889  1904 
Debenture,  g.,4s  1890-1905 
Registered,  deb.  4s.  1890-1905 
Debt  certs.,  ext.,  g.,  4s  1905 
Registered               1905 

10913  110% 

105 

109% 

8,000 

105      

105^8  May    3 

105  »s  May     3 

105      
103      
102is  
110     1101s 
109%  113 

10213 

19,000 
3,000 
70,000 
69,000 
1,000 

101  ia  . 

103      
103      

103     May  18 
103%  May  19 
110     May     3 
110     Mav  17 
103     May    7 

103%  May  26 
103%  May  19 
110%  May     4 
110%  May  14 
103     May     7 

lOQia  

Harlem  1st  7s                     1900 

Illi4ll2 
1111*111% 

Registered                          1900 

N.  J.  June.  R.,gu.,  1st,  4s..  .1986 
Registered  certificates  1986 
West  Shore,  1st,  4s,  gu  2361 
Registered                   .        2361 

103 

276,000 
136,000 

105 

109i«  109% 
108%  109 
108i4  109 

108%  109 
109 

108     May  18 
108     May  25 

1091s  May     3 
109     May     5 

105     Jan.     4 
104     Jan.     4 
103     Jan.     7 

10a%  Apr.  3O 
103     Apr.  3O 
1081s  Mar.  24 

103ia  104 

Beech  Cr'k,  1st,  gu.,  g.,  4s.  .1936 

109 

2d  gu    gold  5*8                      1936 

Registered                         1936 

Clearfleld  Bitum.  Coal  Corp. 
l8ts.f.i4it.gu.,g.,4s,8er.A.1940 
Small  bonds,  seriesB..1940 
Gouv.&O.  8.  l8tgu.,g.,5s.l942 
R.W.&Og.,  con.,  1st.  ext.5s.1922 
Nor.&Mbnt.  lstgu.,g.,  5s.  1916 
R.  W.  &  O.  T.  R.  Istgu.,g.5s.l918 
Oawe.  &R.,2d,  gu.,  g.,  5s.  .  .1915 
Utica&Bl.  Riv.,gu.,g.,4s..l922 
Moh.  &Mal.  1st,  gu.,g.,4s..l991 
Can.  &Ad.,lst,gu.,g.,4s..l981 
N.Y.&Put.,lstcon.,gu.g.4s.l993 
N.Y.Chic.&8t.  L.—  1st,  g.,  48.1937 
Registered  1937 

92        14 

27,000 

118 

118     119% 

119     120 

119     May     8 

120     May  !£• 

117%  Jan.     5 

121     Feb.  27 

lOSis  106is 
104ia  104=8 

214,000 
2,000 

19,000 
2,000 

10313  104i« 

10412  101=8 

10413  May  29 
102  -a  May  24 

121      May  2? 
113%  May  27 

105     May     4 
10213  May  24 

1213s  May    4 
114     May  27 

103  13  Apr.     4 
1021s  May  24 

1191s  Jan.  14 
113%  May  27 

10614  Mar.  15 
105     Feb.  16 

121%  May    4 
114     Jan.  18 

N.  Y.  &  Har.-  See  N.  Y.  C.  &  Hud. 
N.Y.  Lack  &West.—  See  Del.L.&W. 
N.  Y.  Lake  Erie  <fe  West.-  -See  Erie 
N.Y.  &  Man  Beach—  a*e  Eong  Isl. 
N.Y.  &  N.  Eng.,  1st,  7s  1905 
1st,  6s  1905 

nr**   "9*v 
/'Jifl   "4 

121     123 

114 

N.  Y.  N.  Haven  &  Hartford— 
1st  reg  4s                             1903 

Convert,  deb.  certfe.,  $i",o"6o... 
Small  certf  s.  ,  $100  

116,000 
500 
5,000 

33,000 
92,000 

f<6\t 

13713  139% 

137     May  18 
135     May  24 
12H3  May  12 

10913  May     5 
92'e  May     3 

138     May     4 
135     May  24 
121  "a  May  1 

111     May  2? 
93  13  May     5 

1321s  Feb.     4 
133     Fel>.  15 
118is  Jan.     7 

108i4  Feb.  2- 
88%  Jan.     5 

140     Mar.    1 
135     Feb.     6 
121%  May  12 

111     May  27 
96     Feb.  23 

N.  Y.  &North.,  1st,  g.,  5s.  ...1927 
N.  Y.  Out.  &  Western- 
Cons.,  1st  g.  5s  1939 

A-O 

J-D 

M-8 
M-8 

J-J 
F-A 
F-A 

M-N 
M-N 
J-D 
A-O 
A-O 

J-J 
J-J 
F-A 
Q  F 

lib         121 
108=8 

120%  123 
109% 

120  'a  124 

Refunding,  1st,  g  ,  4s  1992 

88%    90 

92%    93»f. 

.    9313 

Registered,  $5,000  only  ..1992 
N.Y.&  Putnam—  See  N.  Y.C.&Hud. 
N.Y.  &  Rock.  Beach—  SceL.Island 
N.  Y.  Susq.  &  Western— 
1st,  refunding  5s      ...         1937 

6,000 

"5,006 
7,000 

100 

102=8 

100     101 

101  14  May     4 

lOlia  May  27 

100     Jan.     5 

10313  Jan.  18 

2d,  4>«s  1937 
General,  g.,  5s  1940 
Terminal,  1st,  g.,5s  1943 
Registered,  $5,000  each.  1943 
Wilk.&East.,l6t,gtd.,g.,5s.l942 
Midl'd  RR.  of  N.  J.,lst,  68.1910 
N.Y.Tex.  &Mex.,gu.,l  st,  48.1912 
North.  Illinois—  See  Chic.  &  N.  W. 
Northern  Ohio.    See  L.  Erie  &  W. 
'Northern  Pacific  — 
Gen.,lst,RR.&L  G.8.f.g.6s.l921 
Registered.                          1921 

67 

73       75 

103      ioj\ 

70 

70     May     3 
105     May  25 

70    .May     3 
105i4  ^lay  27 

69     Apr.  13 
105     Jan.     4 

74  %  Jan.  19 
107%  Mar.  18 

10413  

&> 

.    90 
117     117% 

87       89 

87ia  Jan.  20 
116%  Apr.     2 

90     Feb.     3 
11913  Jan.  30 

1,000 

116      

117is  May  18 

117ia  May  18 

64,000 
55,000 
2,000 

115%  116 
115%  116 
12414.   i2s 

11714118 
11714  118 
127      

117     May  19 
1171sMay  17 
1!!8     May  21 

117%  Mav  11 
1171s  May  26 
128     May  21 

113     Jan.     6 
113%  Jan.    7 
12314  Feb.     9 

117%  Mav  11 
11713  May  26 
123     May  21 

St.  P.  &Nor.Pac.,gen.,g.,68.1923 



Prior  lien,  gold  4s  1997 

Q-J 

3-FJ 

Q  F 

1,49»,000 
5,000 
1,261,000 

85ia    86 

8614    86=8 

87?e    88i* 

30%  May     3 
88     May  19 
51ia  May    3 

8814  Mav  27 
88     May  19 
541*  May  27 

8513  Jan.     5 
85=8  Apr.  17 
51  13  Apr.  19 

88=8  Mar.  15 
88     Mar.    1 
6614  Feb.     5 

Registered.  .                 1997 

General  lien,  g.,  3s  2047 
Registered                            2047 

51i4    51% 

54%    54i4 

Nor.  P.  Ter.  Co.,  1st,  g.,  6s.  .  .  .  J  933 
Nor.  Railway  Gal.  —  See  Cent.  Pac. 
North  Wiscon  —See  O.St.P.M.&  <">. 
Norfolk  &  South.,  1st,  g.,  5s..  1941 
Norfolk  &  Western,  gen.  6s..  1931 
New  River,  1st,  6s  1932 

J-J 

M-N 
M-N 
A-O 

251,000 

"  's'.ooo 

6,000 

105 

lOOis  
118      
110     

107     108 

102i3  104 
120     
116     120 

10314  . 

97%  May  17 

107%  May     4 

97%  May  17 

100%  Feb.  V 
117     Jan.  13 
111     Apr.     1 

110     Mar.  2O 

105     Mar.  19 
122     May     3 
118     Mav  2O 

121 
118     120 

122     May     3 
118     May  20 

122"     Mny     3 
118     May  20 

JIN-E,  1897.] 


NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE  MONTHLY  RECORD. 


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BONDS. 
NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

3! 

artalue 

Price  about 
anuary  2, 
1897* 

PRICES  iy  MAY. 

RANOE  FOR  YEAR  1897. 

May  I. 

May  29. 

Lowest.    ' 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Norfolk  A  Weatern—  (Ton.) 
Improvement  Jt  ext.  ,  g.,  68.1934 

F-A 

$ 

Bui.      Ask. 

id.     Ask. 

id.      Aik. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

CoLCon.AT.l»t.gu.,g.,5B.1922 
Solo.  V.  A  N.  E-.Ut  gu.g.4a.!989 
Nor.*  W.  RT.  1st  eon.  g.  4S.1996 
Registered  1»9« 

I-J 
M-N 

A-O 
A-O 
A-O 

A-O 

Oat 
Ot* 

J  -J 
J-J 

A-O 
M  N 

i-n 

2i,noo 
85,000 

81       82 

674    68% 

....    80 
694  

80     May    4 
674  May     5 

804  May     1 
70     May  13 

01     Feb.  23 

80     May    4 
674  Apr.  24 

01     Feb.  23 
83%  Jan.  18 
744  Mar.  19 

Hor.  A  Mont.-«e«  N.  Y.  Central. 
I:H-O:,..-.              1920 

824  

Income,  small  
Ohio  Ind.  AW.-S«C.C.C.  ABU. 
Ohio*  Mla*.,oon.,s.f.,7s..  ..1898 

On     7-                                    ...!•»'.»- 

49,000 

102     .. 

M  N  105 
04  «8  105 

014  May    7 

04%  May  24 

04     Mar.  11 
02  4  Jan.  18 
15     Jan.  13 
01     Feb.  25 

04%  May  24 
044  Mar.  29 
20     Mar.    3 
05  3s  Apr.  29 

0438  1044 

16     . 

24  oon    7s                    1911 

///       US 

1st,  Spring.  Div.,  7«  19O5 
lot,  gen.,  5s  1932 

31,000 

024  102»g 

02     May  21 

02%  May     3 

Ohio  River  KK..  1st,  g.,5»...  1936 
Oon.,  g.,5s  1937 

J-D 
V    i. 
J-D 
H-tf 

9.0OO 

too     

SS        00 
.....    95 

00     1024 

....  1024 

02     May    3 

02H  May  11 

01  4  Apr.  30 

624May  ii 

Ohio  Southern.  1st.  6s  1921 
Gen.  g    4s                      1921 

5,6bOi 

....    90 

.    86 
10 

83     May     4 

88     May    4 

834  Feb.  24 
10     Mar.    9 
84  Apr.  22 

494  Jan.  15 

90     Jan.     6 
14     Feb.  17 
15     Jan.     8 

55     Mar.  18 

Enjj  Trust  Co.  certfs  

5,000 
1,000 

{it. 

84  May    7 
92     May  23 

52     May  28 

Ohio  V«l.  —See  Cbea.  A  O.  South  w. 
OmahaA8t.U>u.RT.,  1st,  4s.  11137 

I-J 
I-J 
J-D 

A-O 

49       90 

50     

Oregon  ACal.,  Int.  *U.,K..  5s.  1927 
Oregon  Imp.  Co.—  fst.,g.,0s.l910 
Kng.  Trust  Co.  certs,  of  dep.  . 
Con7«    5s                1939 

88     Apr.  29 
854  Mar.    8 
15     Feb.  10 
154  May  14 
10     Jan.     4 
80     Jan.     4 

904  Jan.  18 
89     May     6 
15     Feb.  10 
194  Mar.    3 
14     Apr.    8 
86     May  29 

9,000 

.....    83 
20 

85 

874  May  27 

89     May     6 

20 

Eng.  Trust  Co.  cerU  
Oregon.  R.  AN.,  1st,  ».f.,g.,6s.l90y 
Ore.  RR.  A  Xar.  eon.,  g.,4s.  1946 
Oregon  8bort  Une—  Set  Un.  Pae. 
Oswego  A  Rome—  Set  IT.  T.  Cent. 
Ottum.  C.P.A  St.P.-*«C.A.!f.W. 
•naducah  Tenn.  A  Ala.— 
I.I    •,.                   1920 

t'-'i 

J-D 

5.6o6; 
21.000 
255,000 

n 

104   

181* 

154  May  14 
124  May  10 
82  4  May    3 

154  May  14 
13     May     3 

86     May  29 

13     113% 
824    824 

12*113 

Issue  of  189O 

J-J 

Issue  of  1893.            

J-J 

Fmotfleof  Mla«ourl-«M  Mo.  Pae. 
Panama.  t.f.,  subsidy,  g.,  6s..  1  9  1O 
PenlBaala-«e«  Chicago  A  N.  W. 
Pennsylvania  Co.— 

H,.^t«',.r.  -•! 

M-M 

J-J 
J-J 

27,000 
1,000 

toS\   no 

...••    ...... 

134  

124  May  13 
11  4  May  17 

134  May  26 

114,May  17 

09%  Jan.  18 
094  Jan.  28 

1134  May  26 
12     Apr.  30 

f  cu.AMt.L   eon    gu,  g  44* 

Series  A               194< 

\    i 

10      . 

06  78  Apr.     4 
084  Jan.  23 

0939  Mar.  17 
110     May  28 

•ertes  B   rnar                    1947 

A-O 
M-B 
M-M 

K    A 
F-A 

J-J 

b 

A    • 

A    i 
M    .s 

M-I 

M-N 

J-. 

J-J 

M    N 

Q-> 

M-8 

^sH^ 

M-i 

v. 

3,000 
"6.000 

..  109 

101 

lot 

10     

10     May  28 

10     May  28 

KCiguar  1942 
D  4s  guar             1949 
Pitta*.  CU.  *  Bt.  U.  1st.  7s.  1900 

Reglntered                          l»<x> 

07 

OO     

02     Apr.  20 
09  4  Feb.     4 
09     Apr.  14 
35     Jan.     ti 
36     Jan.  20 

02     Apr.  20 
104  May  14 
1094  Apr.  23 
139     Jan.  29 

10     . 

104  May  14 

104  May  14 

10     

Pitts.  Ft.  W.  A  Chic..  1st,  7S.1912 

M    ".                                    1912 

37     

1,000 

1314  136 

36     

364  May  26 

1364  May  26 

364  Jan.  22 

ii    7s                                  19U 

80       

CUe!8t.U  A  P.,ist,o.,  g*.,  9s.  1982 

1.000 

115 

13     May  14 

113     May  14 

124  Apr.  IS 

115     Jan.     4 

OUT.  A  Pitts..  con  .  ..f..  7s.  1900 

134  Apr.  14 

1134  Apr.  14 

8C  U  Van.  AT.  H.,2d.7s... 
3d.guar.,  7                      ..1898 

100     

00     

.t.ifti.g.44«.l»41 
AUogh.Va!:.M..gn..g..4s.l942 
Newport  A  Cfn.  B'dge  gen.  roar. 
j,  ,i  .  i      ,                                    1O4A 

10514 

P.-nt,    1:1;  •  o 

10.000 

106      no 

108     May  12 

1084  May    5 

108     May  12 

109     Apr.  14 

Co*.,  sterling,  g.,  64  19O5 
Com.,  eomaer.  6«.  rag  •  -.1905 
Con..  g..  5s  1919 

n«tfc*"n><i  19lu 

COB.,  g..  4s  1943 
Cleve,  A  Mar.  1st  gu.g.4  4«.  1939 
O.H  J.  RR.  A  Can-Co.  jtn.4a.  1  944 
Delaware  River  RR.  A  Bridge 

IIS       

1*113" 

113     

1134  Mar.  16 

u«,,* 

PeataooU  A  AL-te*  Loo.  A  Naaa. 
Peo.  Dee.  A  Eran..  lst.g-.6s.lCWO 
BTansT.  Irtv.,  1st.  g.,6s  ..1930 

Pec.  A  Eaflt.-«MC.  C."c."A»tl  "L. 
Peo  .A  Pek.  Union.,  1st,  g..6«.  1921 
J4,  s;.  44a.      1931 

J-J 

M 

M-R 

J  1 

18.000 
12.000 

22,000 
3.000 

98      
100     102 

39 

110     
74     

1004  
99     101 

244 

93      
92       93 

11      

92     May  2-) 
924  May  13 

10     May  14 
794  May  21 

1004  May    6 
94     May  12 

12     May  18 
794  May  2: 

92     May  28 
924  May  13 

10    May  14 

1124  Mar.    8 
75  4  Jan.  21 

104     Feb.     1 
106     Feb.     8 

274  Jan.  15 

114     Jan.  21 
80     Apr.  17 

FlM  Oreek.  rag..  raar.  «•.  ...  1932 
PltU.  Cln.  A  St.  L.—HM  Pean.  Co 
Pitta.  C.  C.  A  M.L.—  Bee  Penn.  Co 

Pitta.  rt.W.ACkle.—  «M  P«UL  Co. 

J- 

\       1 

I- 

A- 
J- 
J- 

PttU.  Jnn«..  1st,  6s  1933 

P1tts.^e!Ki2lJ:tAA*Yough.-1W 

if-a?-  JJJJ 

Me/ee.'  A  BeUe  V.'.l'«t'.g.',6«.  191  > 
Pitta.  P.  *  F..  1st.  g..9s  19U 
Fttk*.  MM*.  A  L.  Erto- 
ls«.g..5*  194C 

104,000 

'ie,6or 

'".".'.  "ii" 

944    95 
75" 

'.'.'".'.  "so" 

100»l 
"BO'ii  '.'.'". 

"eo"  '.'.'.'.'. 

1004  May 
68"May"l 

1034  May  2 
704  May'" 

95     Jan.     2 

68"May"l8 
334  Mar.    1 

103  4  May  27 

744Jan'."l8 
334  Mar.    1 

lMeoBa.9*                       ...194: 

Pitta.*  West..  l.t.*..4«....  191' 

Pitta.  Y.  A  4sh..  lsUeon.,9e.l92' 
Dea4hutOo.,gen..  g..  4*  ...199J 

M- 
1 
J- 

J- 

J- 

M 

J: 

744:600 

"siii  "sT"! 

804  May 

81%"  May  "2" 

804  Apr.    9 

8  1  »s  May  29 

n,  K.  v  •••  •  •. 

••anlinr  A  Bar.    «M  D.  A  II. 
Rich.  *  Dan.    Met  Souths  Rr. 
•to  Or.  West,  1st,*..  4.  1931 
Ho  Or.  JOM..  1st,  go.  g.,5..1'>:« 
Eto.  Or.  no.,  l.t,  t  . 
•oak.  A  PltU.    .<*'  Buf.  R.  A  Pit 
BOM  Wat  A  0«.    fee  N.  Y.  Cent 

233,000 

734    73 

78       73 

73       784 

*K4  May  1 

73  4  May  1 

704  Mar.  29 

74%  Feb.     1 

............. 

63  4  Jan.  1 

63  4  Jan.  15 

Qalt  Lake<:.,l<t.g..(.f..9a..l9 
Ot.  Jo*.  A  0.  la..  1st,  <<•  192. 
Com  t.  Trust  Oo.aerU.  of  dep  ... 
M.  Urals  Alum  A  Terra  HauM— 
ls»AtorTg..9a.  191^ 

57.COC 

4S       50 

53       55 
105     

544    55 

52     May  1 

544  May    4 

474  Jan.    4 

10  14  Apr.  2 

544  Apr.     2 
104  4  Apr.  28 

'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'... 

•--  

••sCAOaradt,  isti  r, 
Ok,M.UAP.l»t^o.g.^*...1917  M- 

THE      QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  LXCHANOE 

•< 

3 

Sole*  in 

May. 
Parvflu 

Price  abou 
January 
1897. 

PRICES  IN  It  A.  T. 

BANGS  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

May  I. 

Man  28 

Lotcetl. 

Highest. 

Lowell. 

niyhrtt. 

St.  Louis  Alton  &  T.  U.—(Oon.)- 
8t.L.8o.,lst,gu.,K.,4s  193 
2d  Income  5s  193 

M- 

M- 

M  - 

M- 

M-N 

M-N 
M-N 
F-A 
J- 
J-. 
A-O 
A-O 
M- 
J-D 
J-  J 

9 

Bid.     At 

*9        °S 

Bid.     A* 
90     .... 

Bid.     At 
80     .... 

Sale  Prieet 

Sale  Price* 

Sale  Prieet. 

Sale  Prieet. 

1st,  consul.,  5s  193 

80 

80     ... 

Garb.  A8haw.,lst,g..48  —  193 
at.  L.  A  Cal.    Stf  Mobile  &  Ohio 
St.  L  &  Iron  Mount.   See  Mo.  Pac 
St.  L.  Jack.  A  Ohio.  See  Ch.A  Alt 
St.  L.  Kan.  A  Swn.  See  8t.L.A8.F 
St.L.M.Br.  £eeTer.RR.As.ofSt.L 
St.  Louis  &  San  Fran.— 
2d  g    6s,OlassA  190 

1,000 
15.00C 
17,000 

Ill's 

lllis  ... 

113     . 

112k  May  2 
112  May  1 
111%  May 

112i«May  2 
1131s  May  2 
HSU  May  2 

112     Jan.     ( 
112     Jan.     f 
111%  May    4 

115     Apr.  23 
115%  Feb.     3 
US1*  Apr.  26 

2d,  g.,  6s,  Class  B  1906 
2d  g  6s  Class  C            19O6 

Ill's  
Ill's 

Ill     

113     113% 
113     

1st  g.,  6s,  Pierce  O.  AO....191 
Gen.,g.,  6s  193 
Gen.,  g.,  5s  193 

1st,  trust,  g.,5s  198 
Ft.8.«V.B.Bdg.l8t,g.6s....l91 
BtL.  K.  A8.W.,lst,6s  191 
Kansas  Mid.,  1st,  g.,  4s  193 
St.  L.  &S.  F.  RE.  g.  48  199 
8t.  Louis  South.  SeeSt.L.A.AT.H 
BtL.  S.W.lBt,g.4s,bd.,otf8.198 
2d,  g..  4s,  Inc.  bond,  ctf  8  —  198 
St.  L.  van.  &  T.  H.   See  Penn.  Co 
St.  Paul  City  Cable,con.g.,5s.  193 
Guaranteed,  Kold,  5s  1937 

89.0OO 
102,000 
11,000 

107  >« 

llSOgllS7 
98is  

111  H  May 
1)6  14  May 
86     May  1 

113%  May  2 
99     May  2 
90     May 

108i«  Jan.     ', 
94  13  Jan.     t 
86     May  IS 
110     Mar.  3C 

113%  May  25 
99     May  26 
90     Jan.  15 
110     Mar.  30 

94       96 

106     

162,000 

51,000 
9,000 

62  "a 

63  >3  May  1 

6413  May 
21     May  1 

67%  May  2 

eSOgMav  1 
22     May 

62is  Jan.  14 

59%  Apr.     ] 
15     Apr.     1 

91     Feb.  27 

671s  May  26 

'0     Jan.  18 
28     Jan.  19 

91     Feb.  27 

M-N 
J-J 

J-J 
J-J 

F-A 

68       69 
24 

64     

6413  
22     

Sj     

8t.  Paul  &  Duluth,lst,5s....l93: 

L10     . 

2d,  5s  191' 

A-O 

A-O 
M-N 
J-J 
T-, 

8,00 

17,000 
6,000 
9,000 

103     103>« 

iff     . 
nS     
123      

1021s 
120k  122ifl 

102     102ia 

12013121 
119131201s 
1371s  

102  May  1 
12013  May  1 

102is  May  2 

1201s  May  1 
119%  May 
12713  May  2 

102     Apr.  10 

113%  Jan.  11 
116%  Jan.     4 
123     Jan.     I 

104k  Feb.  24 

1221s  Mar.    5 
122     Apr.  20 
12713  May  29 

St.  Paul  Minn.  &  Manitoba— 
2d,  6s       1909 

Dakota  ext    gold,  6s.          1910 

119      
126      

119%  May 
126%  May  1 

1st,  consol.,  6s  1933 
Registered.  1933 

Reduced  to  gold  4*88  1933 
Registered.                     1933 

J-J 
J-J 

104,000 

102k  102% 

106%  106&8 

06%  May 

106%  May  2 

1021s  Jan.     4 
1061s  Mar.  2 
87%  Jan.  1 
85     Jan.  1 

107"     Mar.  16 
1061s  Mar.  29 
91  is  May  24 
89is  Apr.  23 

MontTExt.,  1st,  gold,  4s..  ..  19?7 
Registered  1937 

J-D 
J-D 
J-J 

12,000 

86     . 

94i3    95' 

925gMay 

9413  May  2 

S4*i     gj^t 

Mlnneap.  Union.  1st,  6s.  ...  192! 

Mont,  ff.,  1st,  gu.  g.,  6s..  ..1937 
Registered.            1937 

J-J 
J-J 

7,000 

113     .. 

11914  120 

119  May 

120     May 

114k  Feb. 
115     Apr.  2 
103     Feb.  1 

120     May     6 
115     Apr.  24 
10713  May  21 

1st.,  guar.,  gold.  5s  1937 
Registered  1937 

J-J 

r-; 

A-O 

A-O 

6,000 

103^3 

106  May 

0713  May  2 

E.  M.,  1st  dlv.,  1st,  g.  5s..  ..1908 
Registered  1908 

IO3       

106is  10713 

1077 

106     Apr. 

108     Mar.  17 

Will.  <fe  8.  F.,  1st  g..  5s  1938 
Registered  1938 

J-D 
J-D 

r_  t 
L-C 

7,000 

106      /o/is 

07%  May  2 

08     May  22 

106     Mar.  1 

108     May  22 

StPaul  &  Nor.Pao.  See  Nor.  Pao. 
St.P.A  Sioux  Cy.  See  C.St.P.M&O. 
fi.A.A  A.P.,  1st,  gu.,g.,4s....l943 
S.F.&N.P.,l8t,s.  f.  g.,  5S....1919 
6»v.  F.  &  W.,  1st,  con.,  g.,  68.1934 
Boloto  Val.  A  N.  E.  See  Nor.  &  West. 
Seati.  A  Roiinokc,  1st,  5s  —  1926 
Seaside&B.  Bridge—  See  Bklyn  El. 
eeat.L.  S.A  East.lst,gu.g.68.1931 
Trust  receipts,  ass'ment  paid 
Sod.  Bay  A  So.,  1st,  g.,  5s  —  192-; 
So.  Car.  &  Georgia  Istg.,  5s.  1919 
South.  Pao.  of  Arizona— 
Guar.  1st,  69                     1909-10 

263,000 

54'is    66 

Q?         100 

11  J      

5718 

57is    57% 

56'e  May  4 

57'8  Msy     5 

5478  Jan.  1 

59k  Mar.  22 



35       38 

35 

30 

I-Ii 

J-J 
A-O 
M-N 
-J 
J-J 

228,000 

35,000 
2,000 
124,000 
114,000 

93 

89is    90is 
93 

9013    91 

93      . 
06k  

86 

90  May  3 

94  May  22 
06  May  6 
86  May  29 
8414  May  13 

91  14  May  24 

96k  May     3 

06     May     6 
89     May  27 
84%  May     7 

87ia  Feb.    3 

90     Feb.     2 
106     May     6 
85     Feb.  17 
82     Jan.     2 

93     Apr.  29 

96k  May    3 
108     Jan.  11 
8«     May  27 
89     Mar.  15 

S.P.of  Cal..  1st,  g.,  6g.  .  .  .  1905-12 
lst,oonsoi.,  guar.  g.5s  1937 
A..  A  tf.  W.  1st,  gu.  g.  5s.  ...  1941 
8.  P.  Coast.  1st.,  gu.  g.  4s....  1937 

'OJ       

gj 

821s  

83      

B.  Pae.  of  N.Mer.,  1st,  6s....  1911 
Southern  Railway  — 
1st  eon.  g.,  5s  1994 
Registered  1994 

-J 
-J 
M-8 
M-8 
-J 
A-O 
-J 
-J 

I-N 
-J 
-J 
-  J 
M-S 
A-O 

120,000 
358,000 

04     

04%  May  4 

88%  May  1 

06     May  28 
90%  May  29 

102     Jan      4 

106     May  28 
91     Jan.  18 

88%    90 

89       89i4 

903s    90is 

87is  Mar.  29 

E.  Ten.,  reor.  lien,  g.,  4-58.1936 
Registered  1938 

10,000 

oo 

86  May  8 

86     May     8 

86     May     8 

89%  Jan.  12 

Ala.  Cen.  R.  1st  6s  1918 

109k  Feb.    3 

109k  Feb.     3 

All.  &  Ch.  Air  Line,  income.1900 
Col.  A  Greenville  1st  5  6s.  1916 
East  Tenn.Va.AGa.  1st  7s.  1900 
Divisional,  g.,  5s  1930 
Con.,  1st,  g.,  5s  1956 

25,000 
8,000 
173,000 
4,000 
3,000 
12,000 

106%  109is 
109is  . 

....  Ill 

10     111 

09»8May  18 
14  May  5 
07%  May  3 
15k  May  6 
14  Mav  5 
22  May  10 

10     May  25 
14     May     5 
07%  May     8 
16     May  14 
15     May  28 
23     May  12 

107k  Jan.     4 
112     Jan.  27 
07     Jan.     2 
0713  Jan.     6 
12     Jan.     7 
17%  Jan.     5 
00     Jan.  14 
95     Jan.  14 

110     May  25 
115is  Apr.     9 
109%  Apr.  21 
116     May  14 
115     Feb.     6 
123     May  12 
100     Jan.  14 
101     Feb.     5 

07     107*8 

HO       . 

07  ig 

07»s  107% 

Geor.Pac.Ry.,lst,  g.,  5-63.1922 
K"hox.  A  Ohio,  1st,  g.,  6s..  1925 
Rich.  &  Dan.,  con.,  g.,  6s.  .1915 
Equip,  sink.  M.,  g.,5s  ..1909 
Deb.,  5s.,  stamped  1927 

09     11113 
17is  1191s 

22      ..  . 

4,000 

OO         100 

97  May  28 

98k  May  26 

Va.  Mid.  Serial—  Ser.  A.  68.1906 

M-S 
VI-  S 

Series  B,  6s  1911 

M-8 

M-S 

Do    small  

Series  C,  6s  1916 

M-S 

M   8 

Do    small  .-  

Series  D,  4-5s  1921 

M-S 
M-8 

Do    small  

Series  E,  5s  1926 

M-S 
M   8 

Do    small  

Series  F,5s  1931 

M-S 
M-N 
M-N 
-A 
-J 

-D 

i-O 
-A 
l-O 
-J 
-A 
tf-8 
-J 

a-  s 

-D 
Mcll 
-J 
-J 
l-O 
-D 
-O 
-J 

-D 
-D 

Va.  Mid.  gen.,  5s  1936 
Gtd.,  stamped  1936 

13,000 
16,000 

00     1001* 
OOls 

99 
99     

98      .. 
99      

00  May  14 
9913  May  3 

00     May  14 
00     May  14 

00     Jan.  12 
9913  May     3 

103  13  Mar.  12 
102is  Apr   30 

W.O.A  W.  1st,  ey..  gtd.,  4s.  1924 
West.  N.  C..  1st,  con  ,g.,6s.l914 
8.  A  N.  Ala.    See  Loulsv.  &  Na»ii 
8tat.Isl.Ry.,  1st  gu.,  g.,  4iss.l943 
4Syra.  Bing.  &  N.Y.    See  D.L.&  W. 
rper.  Ass.  of  St.  L.,lstg.,4>38.1939 
J.     1st  con.  g.,  5s  .       1894-1944 

So 

15,000 

1013  

14     114°* 

14     115k 

1414  May  5 

14»s  May    4 

His  Jan.  22 

tl4«8  May     4 

06     . 

08 

08     109% 
06%  

09     Jan.  16 
OS's  Feb.    i 

109  !s  Mar     1 

13,000 

05     106k 

06%  May  3 

07k  May  20 

107k  May  20 

St.L.M.Bdge.Ter.,gtd,g.5s.l930 
Terre  Haute  Elec,  Ry..  g.  68.1914 
Tex.  AN.  O.,  1st,  7s  1905 
Sablne  Div's'n,  1st,  6s  1912 
Consol.,  gold,  5s  1943 
T.&  P.Ry.,E.Dv.,lst,g.  68.1905  ) 
From  TexarkanatoFt.Worth.  J 
1st,  gold,  5s  .  .2000 

11     Mar.    1 
06     May    7 
91%  Jan.     4 

07     Jan.  21 

85%  Jan.     T 
18     Apr.  1{ 
211s  Apr.     '. 
02     Mar.  IP 
04     Feb.     f 

11     Mar.    1 
106     May     7 
96     May  26 

07     Jan.  21 

90     Feb.     2 
23     Jan.  18 
23     May  13 
08     Feb.     5 
041s  Jan.  21 

2,000 
113,000 

06  May  7 
95k  May  3 

06     May     7 
96     May  26 

106      ..  . 

480.000 
554.000 
11,000 
7,000 

85i3    8«i« 
19 

89i6    89* 
20       20V 

8913    90 
213s    21's 
22 

88%  May  17 
20  May  4 
23  May  13 
0313  May  3 

89^  May  27 
22     May  28 
23     May  13 
03ia  May    3 

2d,  gold,  Income,  5s  .    2000 

Third  Ave.,  1st,  gold,  5s  1937 
Tol.  AO.  Centrist,  g.,  5s..  ..1935 
West'nDiv.,lst,  g.,  5s  ....1935 
Gen.  gold  5s  1935 

20>3  . 

104      raj 
iO4\ 

03     103^ 

03     104 

oS\ 

Kan.  A  M..  1st  gu.,g.,4s.  .  .  .1990 
Tol.  Peo  *  W.,  1st,  gold,  4».1917 
Toledo  St.  Louis  &  Kansas  City. 
1st,  g.  6s,  Trust  Reoelpts.1916 
TTlster  %  Del.,  1st  con.  g..  58.1928 
U  nlon  Elevated.   See  B'klyn  El. 

2,000 
2,000 

165,000 
14,000 

76       78 
6713  

75 

75  May  (• 
60  May  IS 

66is  May     1 
00     May     K 

75     May    8 
60     May  13 

72     May  26 
02k  May  21 

75     May     f 
60     Apr.  2i 

6613  May     1 
98     Feb.    4 

78     Jan.  19 
68i«Jan.  14 

75     Feb.     1 
02k  May  21 

69      

lOO         1O3 

...      67% 
97    

73      
02     102ij 

JUNE,  1897.  J 


NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE  MONTHLY  RECORD 


iff 


BONDS. 
NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

*! 

Sale*  in 

Hay. 
Par  value 

Price  about 
January  2, 
189T 

PRICES  nr  11  AY. 

RANGE  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

Hayl. 

May  29. 

Lotcctt. 

Bighett. 

Lowett. 

Uighett. 

OolonPaclfle- 
l,t   .u         1896 

j-j 
j-  j 
j-j 
j-j 

j-j 

J-D 
M-N 
F-A 

M-f- 

F-A 

y.'b 

t 

24,000 
51.00O 
11,000 
l.OOO 

jo.ooo 
3.000 

14.IH>I 

U.OOO 
71,000 
l.OOO 

Bid.      A$k. 
103 

Bid.     Aik. 
102     . 

Bid.      Ash. 

103      . 
103     104 
103     1034 
103     104 
103 

Sale  Price*. 

1024  May  10 
1024  May     3 
102%  May     5 
1034  May     5 
102     May     8 
102     May     8 
1024  May    8 
1024  May     8 
100    May    6 
72     May     3 

Sale  Price*. 

1034  May  19 
103     May  18 
1034  May  19 
1034  May     5 
1034  May  27 
102     May    8 
1034  May  27 
1014  May    7 
101  og  May    8 
72     May    3 

Sale  Pricet. 

1014  Mar.    6 
1014  Mar.    5 
101%  Mar.    6 
102     Mar.    6 
100    Jan.     6 
994  Jan.     5 
100    Jan.     2 
1004  Jan.  13 
97     Apr.  26 
72     May    3 
49%  Jan.  22 
101     May  24 

87    Jan.  22 
108     Jan.     5 
100     May  26 
1114  Jan.     5 
100%  Apr.  22 
1134  Jan.     6 
96     Jan.  18 
67     Jan.     5 

Sale  Price*. 

104%  Feb.     1 
104%  Feb.  25 
105     Feb.     5 
1054  Feb.  23 
104     Mar.    3 
1044  Mar.    4 
105     Mar.    4 
105     Apr.    8 
101=8  -Hay    8 
72     May     3 
BO     Jan.  18 
1014  May  26 

95     Feb.  11 
1104  May  25 
102     Mar.    5 
114  4  May  25 
102     Mar.    5 
1177s  May  27 
104     Mar.    5 
78     Jan.  23 

l»t  6»                                       l-'.'T 

lOiig 

l3t!6«  1898 

103  1« 

102U 

lit,  6*  1899 

10314 

1024 

Tr.  pert*,  ex  mat.  coups.  1896 
Tr.  rcta.  ex  m»t-  coop*  ..1897 
Tr.  recu.  ex  m»t.  coups.  1898 
Tr.  rect*.  ex  mat.  coups.  1899 
Collateral  tract,  6«-  1908 

IOO     . 

100     101 

100    10014 

100     

IIIIII  ib"34 

1034... 
1034  104 
1033i  104 
1004  101 

994 

5a,  1907 

75       85 

JO 

72 

Tr.  Co.  oertt..  gold,  44«..1918 
Coll.  trust.  6»,  golA  noU».19O2 
Ext.  linking  fund,  g.,  8»,  en- 
grared  Trust  Oo.  eertt»..1899 
Kan***  Paette,  lit.  6*  1895 
Eng  Tr.  oertf  i.  .  ex-mat,  coups. 
lit;  o«  *  1896 

50 

18,000 

2,000 
3SJOOO 

•J.  
20,000 

10138 

1004  1014 

88       89 
11041114 
994 

101     May  24 

88     May  10 
110     May  27 
100     May  26 
111     May  15 

1014  May  26 

88     May  10 
1104  May  25 
100     May  26 
1144  May  25 

7OJV)  

1094 

90     

994  100% 

11441154 

Eng.  tr.  cert*.,  ex-mat,  coups. 
DenT.  Dlr.,  ani'd  6*.  1899 
Enif.  tr.  reeU.  ex-mat,  coup* 
Kan.  tr.  rcu  lit.  eon.  6*.  .  .  1919 
<X  BTun-P.,  fund.  coup..  7«.l805 
A  ton.  col.  *  Pao..  lit,  6I..19O5 
C.  P.  L.  *  C.,  lit.  gu.  g.  5«.  .  1918 
U.  P.  D.  *0..1ltcon..*..Sl.l939 
0.  8.  L.  *  U.  k.,  KU-.r,  5»--1919 
Engrared  Trait  Oo.  oerta  
Ore*.  Short  Line,  1st.  «•...  1922 
Eng.  Trait  Co.  eeru.  of  dep  t. 
Utah*  So.,  lit,  7n  19O8 

90     ....... 

1004 

M-H 

M  N 
M-N 
Q-P 
i^O 
J-D 

A-O 
F-A 

J-j 

si'.ooo 
10,000 

130,000 

//? 

1164 

1174  May    6 
1024  May    4 
68     May  24 

117  •'e  May  27 
1024  May     4 
72     May  10 

95     IOO 
«6       67 
U     

102%  ... 

71       724 

68       69 

14,000 

72,000 

58.OOO 
52,000 
160,000 

»        'rt 

3S1*    36 

634  ... 

194  May  24 
34     May     3 

744  May     8 
117  4  May  12 
115%  May     3 

19»8  May  25 
35     May    5 

75     May    3 
118     May    3 
1173e  May  27 

25     Feb.  19 
19%  May  24 
33     Apr.    4 

634  Jan.     6 
1134  Jan.    4 
111%  Jan.    4 
114     Feb.  18 
102     May  24 
72     Jan.  29 
64    Jan.  11 

101  4  May    3 
634  Apr.  20 

31     Mar.  17 
244  Jan.  29 
37     Feb.    3 

77%  Mar.  20 
119     Mar.    4 
1175s  Feb.  24 
118     Mar.    3 
102     May  24 
76H  Feb.     9 
77%  Mar.  2O 

1074  Jan.  18 
73''8Jan.  18 

33       34 

75       754 
1174118 
116     1174 
115 

344    35 

74       75 
1184  120 
117     1174 
115 

112\ 

111>«112 

Gold.  5s  1926 

J-J 

J-J 
J-J 

M-N 
F-A 

J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 

J-J 
A-O 
WOT. 

J-J 
a-0 
J-J 
F-A 

J-J 

J-J 

2,000 
L/MM 

6.0OO 

275.000 
74.000 

of     . 

100 

102     May  24 

744  May  26 
74:%  May  18 

101  4  May    3 
644  May    7 

102     May  24 

744  May  26 
744  May  10 

1024  May  12 

65  4  May     4 

Utah  8oatn-<en..7^tr.r*c.  1909 
Extension,  lit.  7*.tr.  rec.1909 
D.XJ.KR.AC.CO.    Ottfean.  RR. 
CUca  A  Bl.  KIT.    Set  N.  T.  Cent. 
Ver.  VaL  Ind.  A  W.  Set  Mo.  Pac, 
Irglnla  Mid.    «M  South.  By. 
WabaahBR.Co.,lit  g.5i..!939 
3d.  cold,  5a         1939 

..*  .    6^ 

75 

74       75 
74       75 

1014  101°g 
64       644 

75 

106    loev, 

70       70>« 

1024  1024 
644    65'4 

Debenture,  terte*  A  1939 

8erie«B...              1939 

11.000 
10,000 

22       23^4 
95",     98 
1034100 

K>4       I04\ 

21 

194  May  11 
90     May    5 

21     May  26 
924  May     3 

184  Apr.  15 
88  >4  Apr.  23 
1054  Jan.    7 

104  4  Jan.     8 
43      May     6 
9     May    6 

25     Jan.  IS 
96     Jan.     4 
1084  Mar.    « 

108     May  27 
50     Feb.  10 
13%  Mar.  13 

lit,g.  5«,Det.*Ch.Ex.    1941 
Bt.L.]C.C.AN.8i.Ch.Br.,lit6VOsi 
Warren  RK.    get  D.  L.  *  W. 
Waah.  Ohio  A  We«t.    SetSo.Rr- 
WMtan  N.  Y.  A  Penar;lTanla- 
lit.gold.5>           1937 

934  

92       96 

8,000 

7.IHM, 

7,000 

106     1074 

107     108 
46       48 
10%    13 

107     May    7 
43     May    6 
9     May    6 

108     May  27 
43     May     6 
94  May  17 

lirn    f.  J  :i  «»                         l-.'l.i 

iBeomeS*...                 ...1943 

We»t  Ko.  Car.    «M  South'n  Kr. 
Wecfn  PaelOe.    «M  Cent.  Paelnc. 
Wert  Shore.   **r  N.  Y.  Central 
W.  Va.  A  PltUb-g.    «M  B.  A  O. 
W.  Va.Ce»t.  AP..l»t.c..6i.l911 
Wheel.  A  Lake  Erie,  lit.  5...1926 
WheeL  IMr.,  lit,  gold.  5I..1928 
CZMB.  A  lap.,  (Old.  S.....193O 

CmaOl     fold    it                          1992 

28.000 

7° 

91      

914  May    5 

91»8May    4 

90    Jan.  30 

91%  May    4 

95 

......  £>* 

70     Feb.    3 

70     Feb.    3 

20 

WOkMb.  A  EMt.  «M  N.  Y.  8.  A  W. 
WULABIOUP.    «M81P.M.AM. 
Wlnoom  A  Bt.  P.  «M  Chle.  A  N.  W. 
Wte,  OWL  Co.,  lit,  tr.,  g..  6«.  1937 
Engraved  Trnit  n»rtll<»»i. 

31 

314  Apr.  22 
28     May    3 
5     Mar.  26 

106     Feb.    8 
70     Apr.  2? 

32     Apr.    9 
40     Mar.    3 
5  38  Mar.    4 

109     Jan.  18 
814  Feb.  2» 

119.000 

^  tf 

Ml 

30       30% 

28     May    3 

304  Hay  29 

IMMM  5i                              1937 

A-O 

<*-T 

M-8 
J-J 
J-J 

F-A 

J-J 
J-J 

F-A 

J-J 
M-N 

Miscellaneous  Bond*. 

Am.  Cot.  Oil.  deb.,  fold.ii..  1900 
Am.  D'k  A  Imp.  S«.  «MCea.N.J. 
Am.0ptrtUMfg.fo.litc.0e.191S 
Bar.A  8.  Car  Oo-.l«»  fold,  6..  1942 
Bo^U.  Ufc.tr.cUn.  f.^.^c.1939 
B'kli  n  Um.Ga»  Oo.  lit  eoB.jt.5a/45 
BrYaW^k  W.H.Oo.l«U.4«.  1M5 
Oah.  Coal  Mia.  Co.  JtoT.C.I.A  R 
Oh-Oa*  L.  A  C..1  it,  go.,  g..  ft*.  19*7 
Okie.  Je.  A  St.  Yd.,  ooL.  g..fta.  1915 
Clearf.  Bit.  Coal.    AM  JTY.C.A  U. 
OoL  C,  *  I.,  Irt,  con.,  g.,  0a,.19OO 
Ool.l   Al  D«T.Oo..gu..g..5»  1909 
OeL  Fad  Co.,g«i.,  rol£  «a,.19l» 
Oat  A  Hook.  CT  A  L.  jroH.  to.  1917 
Oewaareial  Catto.lit^r.  4i.23t*7 
VM.OMUa.Ch.lct.  go.4.,8*.  1936 
De  BardeL  C.  A  I.   *•¥.  a  A  I. 
Del.  A  Had.  Can.    «M  BJL  bead* 
Oat.  oai  Co..  eon.  lit,*..  5«.  l»li 
Cd.  El.  I1L.  Irt.  eoBr.,g..5«.  1910 
lit  eon.,  g..  5*  1995 
Bd.  EL  lll..B-klTn  ,l.t.ic..5«.1940 
Xq.OM  L.OO.H.  Y.,eon^c^S*.1932 
Bq.OM  A  r..CUe..lM,  giL.0a.19O5 
Ert«  Teleg.  *  TeSi.  col.  Uuit  jr.. 

8.000 
63.000 

1044  

106     1064 
75 

106     May     6 

73     May  28 

106%  May    5 
76     May  21 

75 

74       75 

3'.M..H~, 
;jl.,.,,, 

70.000 

LO5t    . 

1094  110 
94       95 

1114111% 
96       97 

974    99 

109%  May     1 
94     May     3 

974  May  13 

112     May  28 
974  May  21 

99     May  26 

105%  Jan.     2 
914  Mar.  22 

93     Jan.  16 
1094  Feb.     5 

92     Mar.  23 

112°8  Apr.  24 
101     Jan.  18 

99     May  2ft 
1094  Feb.    » 

100    Jan.  18 

994  1OO4 
934 

10,000 

92    100 

92     May  28 

93     May  28 

?-J 
-0 

F-A 

M-8 
J-J 
A-O 
M-8 
J-J 

118.000 
44,000 

161,000 

46.OOO 
•-•ti.OOO 

98     May    3 
90%  May    3 

72     May  10 
111     May     5 
111%  May    4 

103     May  28 

934  May  28 

78     May  29 
11  24  May  26 
113     May  26 

98     May    3 
83%  Jan.  13 

69     Mar.    4 
110    Jan.     4 
104  T8  Jan.     7 
1104  Feb.    4 

95"  Jan".  ""5 

103     May  28 

93's  May  28 

79%  Jan.  18 
1124  May  26 
113     May  26 
1104  Feb.    4 

102"  "May"  Si 

ft 

90       91 

93%  

77  "* 

110     il2 

1044106 

iii    iii'4 

1114113 

112     . 

1124  ... 

109     

ii'.obo 

«j4   toe 

09       /O/ 
91       914 
«* 

ibo"  ibi" 

101     103 

..'.'.'.  102" 

101  "May  "6 

102""May"2'i 

«••.  BM.  Co..deb.,  roW.  5«.1922 
«r.  BIT.  Coal  A<    .  1.1.  ,  .8..1918 
Haek.  W.  Beor.,  lit,  gold.  6«.  193» 
OMd.  B.Oo.,l>t,i.f.,g..0l.l931 
HobokenLd.AlinP..K..5...1Ulo 
VBmftf  »Mai  Co..  dfi*..  4*.  .  .  1910 

MAm~M»nv    4*KM     AA                 ;-i;ri 

J-D 

V  I, 

r-j 

M-8 
H-H 
J-J 
A-'. 
J-J 
J-D 
J-D 

M-N 
M-N 

48,6o6 

984  

964  May    3 

98     May  19 

904  Jan.     6 
95     Jan.  14 

98     May  19 
954  Jan.  19 

....... 

no     









70""  Apr'.'  22 

107"  "May  22 
80     May    4 
934  Jan.    4 

70"Apr.'22 

107  "May"  Si 

80     May     4 
974  Apr.  15 

Iron  Bteamboat  Co.,  0*       ..19O1 

"i".6bo 

OXMO 
141,000 





iod"  ! 

107"  "May'  22 
80     May     4 
94  4  May    3 

1*7    •Tay'Ss 

80     May     4 
97     May  26 

JeC  A  deaf.  C.A  I.l«t.«.5«.192C 
24.  g    A*                                 19211 

77     

77     
96*8    97 

Lae.  tiML.,Sti  Li.  lM.cJtil.19U 
Mad.  Bq.  Oard..  Iit.g0ta.ftt.1919 
M.  B.  II!  A  I-,llm.,gem.^.,4«.  1940 

934    09% 
V     

Met.  T.  *  T..  lit,  a.  f.,  g-,  ft*.  .  1918 
RAgUterad.  1918 
•tak.Pn.Car.Oo..  l»t.g.,5«.1942 
Mutual  Untoo  Trl  .  »,  r.,««  .1911 

H-N 

M-8 

= 

«o-«»  









110     Feb.  15 

112     Apr.     4 
1024  Feb    18 

KatStarrb  Mfg-Co.  Ut,*..6..  li«O 
».Y.AJ«.J.TrLjt«n.^.,5»,eT.1920 
W.T  A  OoL  Laad.lA,  *..«•.  1910 
North  Wen*n  Talcgraph,  7I.19O4 
P*>.  Oa»-L.  AaTiaga.*  Al.  19 
Xd.gWV.,gold.0*  19O4 
lit,  eo».or,  gold.*!  1943 

M-N 
M-N 
F-A 

J-J 
M-N 

J-D 
A  » 
M  N 
.1  J 
J-J 
M  - 

"i'^oo 

T.IM-. 
19.000 

99       '<x>4 

/<VT»  

100     104 

1004  1014 



1084  May  29 
1084  May  27 
1054  May  25 

"  i"io" 

l684"May"2"9 
108     May  10 
103     May    5 

l684"Ma"y"2'9 
104     Jan.     5 
100     Jan.     6 

l6"l"Feb."l9 

li"2"4Mar."l7 

108^8  May  27 
1064  Mar.  19 

ldl""Feb."l9 

103     104 
100     

107     108 

-.-...     ...... 

1084109 
1054  

Procter  A  Oamb.,  Int.  «..  01.1940 
Bo.Yiilm  Wat.  I'.,  ,p<,n.,«..  01.1923 
•p.  Val.  W.t.  Work.,  lit,  64.190* 



"98>i;i;;" 



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•••  

THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


BONDS. 

NEW  YORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

Jj| 

Sales  in 
Hay. 
Par  value 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1897. 

PRICES  IN  It  AY. 

RANOS  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

May  I. 

May  29. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Standard  Kope  AT.,l8t,g.,6s,1916 

F-A 

110,000 
19,000 

Bid.      Atk. 
74%    76i4 
25       30 

Bid.      Ask. 
66%    68 
17is    19 

Bid.     Atk. 
674    67% 

Sale  Prieei. 
06%  May     3 
16*8  May  27 

Sale  Prices. 
70     May  11 

18     May     5 

Sale  Prieet. 
65     Mar.  17 
16     Mar.  17 

Sale  Prieei. 
79%  Jan.  20 
28  ia  Feb.     1 

Bun.  Cr.  Coal,  1st,  g-  s.  t  .,  68.1912 
T.  C.I.A  R..T.  Div.  Ist.g.,  68.1917 
Blnn.  Dlv.,  1st,  con.,  6s....  1917 
C»b.C.M.Co.,  1st,  gu.,  g.,6s  .  1922 
DeB»r.C.AI.Co.,gu.,g.,6B.1910 
D.8.  Leath.  Co.  8.f.,deb.,g.,6g.  1913 
West.  Union,  deb.,  7S..1875-19OO 
Registered  1875-1900 

J-D 
A-O 
J-J 
J-D 
F-A 
M-N 
M-N 
M-N 
J-J 
J-J 

2,000 
4,000 

{   80       85 
82% 

79 

80     May  20 
80     May     3 

80     May  20 
83%  May  12 

80     Apr.  30 
79     Apr.  26 

88%  Mar.  12 
89     Mar.  15 

80 

79       80 

&>      'is 

///%   in 

82 

80%  Apr.  29 
110     May     3 
105     May    8 
105     May  10 
106%  Jan.  18 

83     Jan.  15 
114     Feb.  11 
105     May     8 
107     Feb.    6 
1084  Apr.  13 

31,000 
1,000 
2,000 
41,000 

1114  

110     May     3 
105     May     8 
105     May  10 
107%  May  27 

111%  May  29 
105     May     8 
105     May  10 
108     May     5 

Const,  trust,  currency,  5s.  1938 
W.  L.  E.  A  P.C1.CO.  1st,  g.,  5s.  1919 

ibi 

108     1081-. 

67% 

U  TruBt  receipts  for  bonds. 


STOCKS.— PRICES  AND  SALES  FOR  APRIL,  AND  THE  TEAR  1897. 

t  Prices  are  on  basis  of  100-shftrelots.  Exceptions  of  stocks  which  sell  only  in  a  small  way  are  noted  by  the  mark  §.  Option  sales  are  disregarded.  ] 


STOCKS. 

N.  Y.  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

SALES  TO  JUNE  1. 

Price  about 
January  2. 
1897? 

PRICES   IN  HAY. 

RAlfdE  FOR  TEAR   1897. 

In  May. 

In  1897. 

May  1. 

May  29. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Par. 
Albany  ASusquehanna.  100 
Ann  Arbor  100 

Shares. 

Shares. 
26 
1,392 
4,818 
57,882 
83.130 
372,143 
6,623 
41,649 
100 
116 
939 
13,396 

Bid.     Ask. 
170 

Bid.      Ask. 
175 

Bid.      Atk. 
175 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 

Sale  Prices. 
§170   Feb.     1 
9     Jan.  28 
22%  Apr.    8 
*  1314  Jan.     8 
9%  Apr.  19 
17     Apr.  19 
%  Apr.    7 
9is  May  27 
2%  May  lf> 
5102    Mar.  22 
3s  Apr.  12 
18%  Jan.     7 

Sale  Prices. 
§177i«Apr.  8 
1013  Jan.  20 
2713  May  26 
•  15%  Feb.     1 
12%  Mar.    3 
25%  Jan.  30 
13  Jan.  14 
18     Jan.     8 
3     May  22 
§105   Jan.  15 
is  Apr.  20 
21%  Feb.  11 

175 

1,451 

"15,863 
70,810 

8>4    10% 
22       24 
*14       144 

8       IQis 
23       24 

9        101s 
26       28 

9  is  May  26 
23is  May    4 

913  May  26 
27is  May  26 

Pref        100 

Atohlaon  Top.  &  S.  Fe..lOO 

10         1038 

18is    19 
14 

10*8    11 
21%    21'p 
tf 

ib"%May     ft 
18»sMay     1 

11     May  27 
22     May  29 

Preferred  100 

23%    23% 

14        !„ 

15%    17% 
3          6 
102     105 
4          7 
18*8    19% 

Atlantic  A  Pacinc.     ...100 

Baltimore  <fe  Ohio  100 

14,169 
100 

""206 
900 

li%    12 
li«      3 
103     106 
14        % 

20       21 

9%    IQis 
2          313 
103     106 

% 

9i«  May  27 
2%  May  15 

12%  May  24 
3     May  22 

B  »  O.  8.  W.  Ry.  pref.,100 
Bos.  i  N.  Y.  A.  L.,  pref.100 
Brooklyn  Elevated.....  100 
Brookl'n  Rapid  Tr'nsit.  50 
Brooklyn  Traction  50 

%  May  11 
19     May  24 

SB  May  11 
20is  May     6 

18       20 

Pref  50 

Buff.  Rooh.  <fe  Pitts  100 
Pref      100 

168 

278 
155 
182 
3,100 
47,312 

15       25 
61 

16%    20 
56 

65       75 
Si's    53 
46       46% 

20 

16%  May  14 

16%  May  14 

16%  May  14 
55     Feb.  23 
§68     Apr.  22 
46is  Mar.  29 
44%  Jan.  13 

2014  Jan.  25 
55     Feb.  23 
172     Feb.     5 
57>4  May  28 
51'a  Mar.  17 

56 

65       75 
56%    57% 
48is    49 

Burl.  C.  R.  4  Nor  100 
Canadian  Pacific  100 

"i',450 
2,876 

55       56% 
44       46 

54     May  15 
463s  May  20 

5714  May  28 
48%  May  29 

Cedar  Falls  &  Minn       100 

Central  of  New  Jersey.  100 
Central  Pacific            -    100 

257,810 
230 
10,524 
385 
25 
312,341 
..... 

2"99',666 
2,777 
19,300 
492 
70,164 
85,787 
1 
12,468 
320 
619 
83 
2,490 

793,178 
5,403 
116,651 
983 
25 
1,542,745 
100 
144 
1,350 
1,558,194 
15,645 
193,357 
2,120 
342,053 
443,805 
1,482 
84,747 
1,128 
2,529 
153 
95,240 
460 
292,311 
50,442 
575 
4,801 
1,610 

100 

77       77  % 
74      84 
16i4    16is 
165is  170 
175      

74%    74^ 
Sis      9is 
1614    16i2 
151      

68  "4  May  24 
713  May  11 
15%  May  21 
§150  May  21 
§161isMay24 
72     May     1 

80     May     4 
8%  May  27 
le^May  11 
§165   May    6 
§161%May  24 
77     May  29 

684  May  24 
7%  Apr.  20 
15»e  Mar.  29 
§150    May  24 
§161%May24 
69%  Jan.     5 
45     Mar.  13 
§95     Jan.     8 
4     Mar.  23 
6914  Apr.  19 
1301s  May     6 
101%  Apr.  19 
153     Jan.  12 
6014  Apr.  19 
47     Jan.     2 
1331s  Jan.  18 
24     May  29 
73     Jan.     4 
40     Feb.  13 
§161    Apr.  30 
1  is  Apr.  30 
40     Jan.  21 
99=8  Arr.     1 
146%  »  ay  20 
9H  Apr.  20 
36     Apr.  Is- 
7     Apr.     5 

103i4  Jan.  19 
15     Jan.     5 
18  13  Mar.  15 
§170  Mar.    1 
§161isWay24 
78%  Mar.  18 
45     Mar.  13 
§98%  Feb.     3 
5     Jan.     4 
78%  Mar.  15 
138i4  Mar.  18 
110%  Mar.  17 
155     Feb.  20 
70     Jan.  16 
64'8  Mar.  17 
143     Mar.  29 
33=8  Mar.  17 
80     May     6 
404  Mar.    3 
§168i4  Jan.19 
18     Jan.     8 
46     Jan.  21 
121%  Jan.     6 
157%  Jan.  18 
124  Jan.  19 
43  78  Fel).     1 
8%  Feb.     1 

15        16 
16       161s 
160 

Chesapeake  &  Ohio  100 
Chicago  <fe  Alter  100 

Pref.  100 

172      

161      ...  . 

Chlo.  Burl.  &  Quincy  .  .  .100 
Chicago  *  Eastern  111.  .100 
Pref.  100 

69'8    70 
40       50 
95     101 
4%      5*6 
73"8    73'f 
ISO's  132 
102i4  102% 
1S4      'oo 
6S'a    6612 
46%    4713 
130     136 
25*8    27 
7-2         73 

72i«    72»e 
40       50 
95       98 

76=8    76% 
40       50 
95       98 

§98i4  May    3 

t  98*4  May     3 

Chicago  Great  Western... 
Chlo.  Mil.  &  St.  Paul...  100 
Pref                100 

71*8    72is 
ISOia  131% 
102%  103% 
150     155 

(ills     6214 

5768    57% 
139     145 
271s    28 

75%    75'8 
13312  134 
107i4  1071s 

71%  May     1 
1301s  May     6 
102%  May     1 
153     May     4 
6113  May    3 
55     May  15 
§138    May     6 
24     May  29 
7ft     May  27 
40     May     1 
§163   May  27 
l%May     5 

76     May  29 
133     May  25 
107%  May  29 
155     May  29 
663e  May  29 
5913  May    4 
5138   May     6 
294  May  11 
80     May     6 
40     May     1 
§163    May  27 
3     May  22 

Chicago  <fe  North  West.  100 
Pjet  100 

Chlo.  R.  I.  &  Pacific....  100 
Chlo.  St.  P.  M.  &0  100 
Pref    100 

6614    66% 
59       59i4 
140     145 
27 

Cler.  Cln.  Chic.  &  St.  L.I  00 
Pref  100 

Clev.  Lor.  &  Wheel,  pref  .  .  . 
Oleve.  &  Pitts.,  guar  —  50 
Col.  Hock.  Val.  &  Tol...lOO 
Pref  100 

40       60 
160     168 
1%      2 

40       50 
162     168 
2is      2% 

160 

1714    18 
50       57 
11613116% 
156%  158% 

//%       «% 
#/4       42% 

8          9 

50 

Delaware  <fc  Hudson  —  100 
Del.  Lack.  &  Western..  50 
Denver  &  Rio  Grande.  .100 
Pref  100 

50,073 
10,504 

""286 

103%  104is 
148     14913 

103isl04i2 
147     148 

101^  May  20 
146is  May  20 

107      May     4 
149%  May  1  9 

38%    39i4 
7          9 
58       75 
2%      3% 
6          8 
1214 

384May  24 

39     May  29 

Des  Molnea  &  Ft.  D  100 

678      9 
58       75 
3          3i* 
6%      8 
12       1238 

Pref      100 

Duluth  S  S.  <t  Atl      .  .  100 

300 
100 
2,570 
956 
150 

690 
402 
15,114 
10,097 
900 
27 
354 
600 
56 
1,719 
105 

3%      5 
10 

3     May     3 

6is  May     7 
llifcMay     7 
20-Vi  May  11 
1512  May  24 

3     May     3 
613  May     7 
121s  May  11 
31     May  29 
15%  May  24 

3     Apr.  29 
6is  May     7 
11  13  Apr.  19 
27     Apr.  19 
15is  May  24 
§2413  Feb.  13 
37     Apr.  23 
10     Mar.  18 
§30     Mar.    1 
120     Jan.  16 
§27i3  Apr.  28 

s'%  Feb.  20 
8     Jan.  30 
154  Jan.  18 
35%  Jan.  18 
21     Jan.  15 
§24%  Feb.  13 
40%  Jan.     8 
11%  Mar.  18 
§37     Jan.  21 
122     Feb.     5 
30     May  10 

Pref          100 

Erie    100 

1413    15i8 
33**     .?#% 

10           22 

27       31 
35       45 

1st  pref...               ...100 

30       31 
16is 

2dpref  100 

Evans  ville<fc  TerreH..  50 
Pref...                       ..  50 

23       27 
33       41 

21        25 

Flint*  P.M  100 
•*>ref  100 



lOis    12 
20       35 
120     125 
30       40 
35       50 
4          5 
96       96is 

SO        40 
118     123 
SO       38 
48       SS 
3          6 
92       93 

Great  Northern,  pref.  ..100 
Green  Bay  &  Western.  .100 
Debt  certif  a.  A       .  .  1000 

266 
100 

118     122 
25       40 
35       50 
2         4% 
92is    94 

120     May  10 
30     May  10 

121     May  25 
30     May  10 

Debt  certifs.  B  1000 
Illinois  Central  100 

2,039 

14,883 
3 

4     Apr.     7 
91  is  Apr.  19 
§88     Jan.  22 

4     Apr.     7 
97>4  May  29 
§88     Jan.  22 

2,971 

92     May     6 

974  May  29 

Leased  line,  4p  o  100 
Indiana  Illinois  &  Iowa.  100 
Iowa  Central  -100 
Pref  ;iOO 

130 

4,093 
-     2,281 

714      7% 
25       26 
155 

5          6 
20       25 
156 

6          6is 
20       25 
156 

6     May     3 

6     May     3 

6     Apr.  19 
24  13  Mar.  18 

8     Jan.  1C 
274  Jan.  20 

Joliet  &  Chicago     ..    100 

Kanawha&Mleh  100 
Keokuk  &  Des  Molnes.  .  100 
Pref  100 
Keokuk  &  Western  100 
Kingston  <fe  PembToke.  .  50 

........ 

50 
200 
200 
100 

4          <i 
2          3 
13       15 
30       40 

4          7 
2          4 
12        14 
35 

3          6 

2         4 
10%    14 

§   6     Feb.  13 
2     Feb.  27 
12     Mar.  26 
32     Feb.  24 

§   6     Feb.  13 
3     Jan.  30 
28%  Jan.  19 
32     Feb.  24 

Lake  Erie  &  Western...  100 
Pref    100 

375 
440 
3,729 
530 
79,272 

4,896 
7,191 
33,616 
14,495 
506,180 
100 
25 

16%    181$ 
67%    69 
151     1521s 
44       50 
48i4    48»s 
% 
1          2 

13       15 
62%    65 
16014  160% 
41       48 

43%    43  ID 

13        14 
60       62is 
167     170 
40       50 
46       46i4 

13     May  11 
62     May  14 
ItOig  May     1 
42     May  19 
43     May     1 

14%  May     3 
64     May  12 
16514  May  26 
42i«  Vlay  25 
464  May  29 

13     May  11 
584  Apr.     1 
152     Jan.     2 
41     Apr.     2 
40%  Apr.  19 
14  Jan.  11 
§m  Jan.     4 

18%  Jan.  18 
704  Jan.  20 
172     Mar.    1 
55     Jan.     8 
52%  Jan.  19 
4  Jan.  11 
§14  Jan.     4 

Lake  Shore  100 

Long  Island.                      50 

Louisville  &  Nashville.  100 
Loulsv.  N.  Alb.  &  Chic.  100 
Pref  100 

Loulsv.  St.  L.  &  Tex  as.  100 

Malioniug  Coal  RR.          50 



100     115 
100     115 
89i4    89% 
1081s  110% 
7          9 
1          1% 
88        93 
18        19 
73is    78 
46       47 
13       13% 
29       29  's 
2014    20% 
20       22 
1631s  167 

120      . 
100     115 
84       85 
101%  102 

120 

Pref                                50 

100     115 
853s    850s 
10613  107 

7is      8i2 

14           Is 

Manhattan  consol  100 
Metropolitan  Traction.  100 
Mexican  Central  100 

102,709 
8,528 

447,395 
23,626 
557 
1,440 
4,134 
2,290 
2,007 
1,867 
20,643 
150,515 
289,584 
1,933 
1,464 
20 
10 
282,565 
9,830 
1  .202 

81%  May     « 
99»8  May    3 

85%  May  26 
10714  May  20 

81%  May     t    94     Jan.  18 
99%  May     3  HQis  Jan.     5 
7%  Apr.  30      8=8  Jan.  22 
1  H  Mar.  16      l»8Jau.  13 
90     Jan.  28  100     Mar.  15 
16     May  14     19%  Jan.  29 
77%  Mar.  18    7»is  Jan.  18 
46     Feb.  26    48%  Mar.  18 
10     Apr.  19    His  Jan.  18 
24%  Apr.  191   321-!  Mar.  18 
10     May     6|   2114  Jan.  18 
20     Mar.  26    2>2>a  Jan.  12 
§163%Feb.l3|§167   Jan.  22 
670     Jan.  25  §70     Jan.  25 
§44     Mar.  18!;44     Mar.  18 
!)2is  F.-b.  18  102     Mar.  22 
11      Feb.  11     14isMhr.  15 
6T.\.  AT    1ft1   7S     Mnr.  17 

Mex.  Nat'l  trust  certs.  .100 
Michigan  Central  100 

""92"9 
805 
383 
2 
2,915 
15,683 
42,177 
13 
100 

1          lis 

95%  May     5 
16     May  14 
475     May  15 
§44%  May  21 
10%  May    4 
26%  May  15 
10     May     6 
4174  May     5 
164     May  13 

98      May  27 
IS     May     8 
479     May  2C 
§14%  May  21 
113aMay  29 
29%  May  29 
154  May  i< 
H7i4  May     f 
164     May  13 

Mlnneap.  &  St.  Louis...  100 
1st  preferred               100 

16»8    18i4 
75       78i4 
45%    47 
104    11 
26%    27!4 
1414    15% 
1714    2014 
162     166 

171s    18is 
7713    79i2 
46is    48 
11        His 
29       294 
14»e    147s 
16is    20 
165     167% 

2d  preferred                 100 

Ho.  Kansas  &  Texas.  ...  100 
Pref  .       .                    100 

Missouri  Pacific             100 

Mob.  &  Ohio,  assented  
Morris  <St  Essex  50 

Nashv.  Chatt.  &  St.  L..100 
New  England  

...*..     45 

92is    94 

12           14 

OS         75 

37 

98**    99 
11        13 

fi5         75 

.    37 
100%  1003s 
11        13 

RO         73 

H.  Y.  Cent.  &  Hud.  Riv.100 
N.  Y.  Chlo.  &  St.  Louis.  100 
1st  nr«f  1OO 

23,960 
50 
2 

98=8  May     3 
§12     May  2- 
6  (if)      Mav  97 

100%  May  'M 
§12      May  2R 
,S«iO     May  27 

8,  1897.J 


NEW   YORK  STOCK   EXCHANGE   .MONTHLY    RECORD. 


STOCKS. 

N.  Y.  STOCK   EXCHANGE 

SALES  TO  JUXSI. 

Price  abmi 
January  2 
1897. 

PRICES  Tff  MA  T. 

RANGE  FOK  TEAK  1897 

In   J/ay. 

SinceJ'n.l 

May  I. 

Hay  29. 

Lowest, 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Par 
N.Y.Cn.A8t  L.—  2dpref.lOO 
M.  Y.  A  Harlem  50 

Shares. 
2.3OC 
76 
8 
507 
4,856 
815 
8,280 

""268 
2  511 

Shares. 
16,450 
491 
431 
4,193 
38.690 
8.412 
41,l-:i 

"i'.ooi 

6,701 
136,237 
440,936 

Bid.      Alk 

20           28 

Sid.      Ask 
25       28 
310 

Bid.      Ask 

27       284 

Sale  Prices. 
2»     May  15 
5324   May  2 
5120   May  1 
$165  14  May  1~ 
134  May    8 
64  May  2 
184  May  2t 

Sale  Prices. 
28  H  May  29 
5324   May  25 
§120  May  1 
170     May     6 
14  ifj  Ma  v  29 
74  May  12 
214  May    4 

Sale  Prices. 
1   24     Feb.  1C 
i§295    Feb.  1] 
15119   Jan.     5 
160     Feb.     2 
t   12%  Apr.  IS 
«4  May  28 
184  May  2C 

Sale  Prices. 
34?8  Mar.  17 
5324   May  25 
5122   Mar.    2 
§178   Jan.     4 
153s  Jan.  18 
9%  Jan.  18 
264  Jan.  18 

N.  Y.  Lack.  A  Western.  100 
N.  Y.  X.  Haven  A  Hart.  IOO 
H.  Y.  Ontario  A  West..  100 
H.  Y.  Su».  JiWest.,new.lOO 
Pref                               IOO 

118 

1774  1784 

»       10 
24       25 
......  . 

M6       17 
134    14 
32       324 

ie'9    176 

13       134 
74      7% 
20%    214 
60       70 
9%    10% 

166     168 
13*8    14H 
64      7 
204    21 
60       70 
10       11 
27       28 
134    134 
384    S83e 

"is"  "i?" 

474    484 
1138    11% 
4      1 
3         6 
12       12% 
44       47 
162     168 

Noifolk  A  Southern  IOO 
Norfolk  A  Western  IOO 
Pref  IOO 

103s  May  14 
22«sMay     5 
12     May     4 
34     May 

jib"  "May"  "12 
43     May  1 
11  4  May  2f 
3s  May     - 

104  May  1 
28     May  19 
133s  May  12 
38  %  May  29 

§i6""May"28 

48     May  1- 
11%  May  2~ 
4  May  12 

9     Apr.  18 
224  May     5 
11     Apr.  IP 
32%  Jan.     f 

§ib""Ap"r'."2"< 

'  3778Jan.     8 
11  4  May  26 
3s  May    7 
5     Apr.  23 
114  Mar.  26 
444  May  2c 
,§150   May  11 

12     Apr.     1 
254  Apr.     1 
16*8  Feb.     1 
387«  Feb.     1 

§i74"jan."l8 
4-j     May  17 
11%  May  27 
24  Feb.    1 
5     Apr.  23 
14     Jan.  21 
50     Feb.    1 
5  1694  Mar.  18 

».  Pac.  Ry.voLtr.certs.100 
Pref.  vot  tr.  certs  100 
Ohio  Southern  IOO 

12,951 
59.30& 

11        12 
<  34       344 
5 
10       20 
414    43 

Or.  RR.  A  N.Co.TO.tr.cto.  100 
Pref.  vot  tr.  certs.  ...  100 
Ore.Sh-L.Jnc.  when  liw.lOO 
Peoria  Dee.  A  EvansT.lOO 
Peoria  A  Eastern.  IOO 
Pitta.  Clnn.  Ch.  A  SL  L.  IOO 
Pref    .                          IOO 

100 

l|02i 
420 

""ibo 

620 
16 

345 
14,626 
1,459 
1,770 
131 
5.003 
959 
334 

14       24 
t354    38 

4         8 
124    14 
46       53 
160     

4         8 
1178    12% 
47       50 
162     170 

124  May  12 
444  May  28 
§150  May  1 

124  May  IS 
474  May  20 
§lo3   May  11. 

Pitta.  Ft  W.ACh..guar  IOO 
Special  100 
Pitta.  A  Western  pref.    5O 

Beading  Co.  Tot-trTcerti  5O 
1st  pref  BO 

00,545 
22,451 
8.283 

50 
6 
124 

""127 
2.076 
M« 

s 

2,010 

54.320 

'j-'J 
50 
256 
1.668 

"'127 
19,203 

H  '•'-'''  ' 
Ti!-'..'j 

24.639 

1,164 
160 

33!394 
53,7«5 

-:i.i.-s,, 
40 
20 
20,739 
1,595 



"l7»g"i8" 
394    39' 
233s    23% 
175     186 

184    183e 
414    42 
24%    254 
178     184 

394  May  2' 
23     May  14 
§177   May  24 

193s  May  10 
42     May  29 
25     May  29 
§180  May  19 

16%  Apr.  It 
384  Apr.  1 
1  22  4  Apr.  19 
§177  May  24 

424  Apr.     8 
25'8  Apr.     9 
185     Jan.  26 

Bononl.  A  Saratoga.  ...  IOO 
Rio  Grande  Western  .  .  .  IOO 

•;-jr  



Bono  Wat.  A  Ordensb  100 
St.  Joe.  A  Ci  rand  Island.  IOO 

»t.  Lo  Alt.  AT.  Il.tr.rec.lOO 
8t.  I,.  AS  P.  vot.  tr.  oerts-lOO 
1st  pref.  Tot.  tr.  eerts.lOO 
2.1  pref.  TOL  tr.  recta.  100 
St.  Loots  Southwest  .  .  .  .  1  1  » 
Pref                               IOO 

117     120 

"jo"  "to" 
44      5 
34       35 
12     . 

30       384 
117     118 

"57"  "64" 

30       38  H 
1174119 

"6O"  "624 
54      54 
444    45 
15»8    157e 
2%      34 
8         84 
15       22 
70       87 
116     120 
144    15 
84 
26%    267P 

525     May  26 
5117  May  2' 

62  "May"  20 

525     May  26 
§1184  May  4 

62"  "May  20 
54  May  20 
44%  May  29 
15%  May  26 
34  May  26 
8  4  May  29 

I  §25     May  2"( 
§116  Mar.    8 

6a""May"jY 

4    Apr.  If 
37     Jan.  2: 
12     Apr.  1! 
1     Apr.     1 
34  Apr.     1 
•  20     Jan.     4 
i  75     Apr.  2( 
114     Jan.  28 
134  Jan.  13 
7     Apr.  19 
22?8Apr.  19 
§10     Feb.     5 
§404  Feb.    f 
«     Apr.  19 
146     May  21 

40     Feb.    5 
§119   Jan.  18 

62"  "May"  20 
5'e  Feb.    4 
41%  May  29 
16     Feb.    3 
4%  Jan.  18 
114  Jan.  18 
224  Jan.  13 
75     Apr.  20 
118     Mar.    3 
15%  Jan.  18 
10     Jan.  16 
2978Jan.  19 
§10     Feb.     5 
§40  4  Feb.     5 
lOHJan.  18 
§162   Mar.  16 

38     May    3 
13     May    3 
3     May  10 
64  May  18 

34      44 
9       10 
19 

24      4 
6         74 
18       23 

St.  Paul  A  Duluth  100 
Prrf                                   .    1(" 

St.  Paul  Minn.  A  Man.  .  100 
Southern  PaeiHc  Co..  ..100 
Southern  (vol.  tr.  ctfs-).10O 
Pref.                             .IOO 
Texas  Central  
Pref 

370 
•Jfj 

33)53( 

112     116 
144    15 
94      9% 
263a    26% 
10 

1134117 
144    15 
74      8 
251)    25% 

1164  May  11 
14  U  May  27 
7»g  May     3 
24'8  May  1- 

117     May  11 
15%  May    5 
84  May  27 
27     May  11 

Texas  APaeYn'c  IOC 
Third  Avenue  IN.  Y.)  
Tol.  A  Ohio  Central.  ...  100 
Pref.                      IOC 

4.264 
803 

84      9 
161      163 
20       35 
80       75 

84      8% 

15       25 
5O       75 

9         9", 
25 

84  May  18 
146     May  21 

9%  May  29 
§1514  May  19 

Tol.  M.  L.  A  Kan.  City.  IOO 
Pref  100 
United  5.J.  RR.  ACan.lOO 
Union  Pae.  En*,  tr.  rrc.100 
Union  Pae.Den.AUulf.100 
UOeaABlh.  River,  ftd  100 

""IB 

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54 

34 



.............. 

§2  154  Mar.  "l.^ 
44  Apr.  19 
1     Apr.  24 

§2isieMar.i5 
10     Jan.     5 
2  4  Jan.     6 

44,029 
525 

9         94 
24      3 

5«8      5»g 
1          13g 

678      74 
14      14 

53s  May    6 
14  May  20 

73s  May  18 
14  May  12 

Wabash  IOC 
Pn-r                         ...IOO 

1.377 
7.783 

ieiao 

74,608 

6         64 
154    16 

4T«      54 

124    12  '„ 

3         54 
134    1338 

4%  May  11 
11'8  May     6 

538  May  25 
13",  May  11 

4=8  Mar.  29 
114  Apr.  19 

74  Jan.  16 
174  Jan.  18 

Wesfn  N.Y.  A  Penn.tr.rec 
WboattM  A  Lake  Erie.  .  IOO 
Pref.  .7  100 

3.101 

in 

20 

710 
100 

117,»56 
16.950 
962 

•J.371 
3OO 

6         6*8 
27       304 
j        »4 

130     IBS 
"J5      -35 
4O       43 
111     123 
114    134 
34       55 

2%      34 
1         14 

150     152 
•58      -70 

4        % 
24      34 
1         14 

149      152 
•61 

«8  May  28 
20g  May  22 
51     May  13 

1484  May  20 
•«5     May  17 

1     May  19 
34  May  10 
§1     May  13 

H53   May  11 
•65     May  17 

"s  May  28 
25f)Apr.  19 
14  Mar.  31 

§1474  Feb.ll 
•40     Mar.  29 

6  4  Jan.     2 
29     Jan.     5 
24  Jan.     6 

5155   Jan.     9 
•05     May  17 

WU.Cen.Co..  <  vot.  tr.cUi  1  00 

•  ItttlUnFou*  Stock.. 
Adams  Express  IOO 

American  Bank  Note  

ABMtloaa  Coal 

103 

MM 

110     120 
9       10 
56       574 

110     125 
9%    104 
544    554 

§125  Jan.     5 
94  May  28 
52  '4  Feb.  16 

§125  Jan.     5 
14%  Jan.  16 
594  May  11 

AsMfiona  Cotton  OU  ...  100 
Pref  100 

S3! 

9  4  May  28 
53%  May  28 

12     May  11 
594  May  11 

American  DlsL  Tel«g..lOO 

7S« 

•J7..;.vj 
8434 
411.600 

7J.--.  i 

3,490 

3,098 
207,049 
781506 
2,965.313 

Egg 

620,799 
7,461 

109     111 
11%    124 
26       274 

Ill's  Ill's 

ioo    100% 

85       90 
784    78% 
102     104 
114  ...  • 

112     113 
104    10% 
-7%    284 
1134  113% 
1O3 

113     115 
104    104 
284    29 
1163s  1164 
104      1044 

§112   May     1 
9=8  May  24 
26'8  May     4 
1124  May  15 
103     May  15 
5874  May  17 
67%  May     6 
104     May  17 
84  May  -20 

§1144May27 
114  May  11 
304  May     7 
118     May    4 
L044May  26 

72%  May  1C 
104i«May  17 
9°B  May  14 

§1094Jan.  18 
9>4Apr.  23 
26     Jan.     5 
1094  Mar.  29 
1004  Jan.     7 
§854  Jan.  28 
674  Feb.  15 
100     Feb.  11 
7%  Apr.  17 

§114  4  May  27 
144  Jan.  19 
34  78  Mar.  13 
llb^s  Mar.    3 
105%  Mar.  15 
§914  Jan.     9 
794  Jan.  14 
108     Mar  12 

I'rt-'^n*"' 

imarlnin  Sofar  Bofln.  100 
Pref  ioo 

Amer.  Telejr.  A  Cable..  IOO 
Amonean  Tobacco  SO 
1'ff                                ...100 

87       88 
69       694 
102 

714    71% 
102     106 
84      94 

•52 

Bay  State  <>  as  ..           .   "•" 

8%      94 
•63      -80 
•17      -21 
1O4     105 

13%  Jan.     6 

Best  A  Belcher  Mlnlnc. 

•BO 

BreeeeMlalnc... 

1,300 
33,823 
IOO 
2.500 

•16      -2O 
85       89 

•26 

•IS     Mar.  30 
83     Jan.     7 
"a  Jan.  18 
•06     Mar.  22 

19     Mar.  31 
093s  May     7 

Brooklyn  Union  Gas...  100 
Brunswick  Co  IOO 

GOBI  A  So.  Am.  Taw*!  ibo 
Cjlaafiii  Ona.tr.  reets..lOO 
Ch-Jaac.By.AU.At.Yda.100 
Chrysolite  Mining  BO 
Oll«rnil  Coal  A  T.  Dor.  100 
Colorado  Pael  A  Iron..  .IOO 
Pref.                        ioo 

12,371 
"'300 

104     105 

1034  May     1 

109=8'  May    7 

•17      -20 

09     

•06     

•06     May  26 

.06     May  26 

•06     Mar.  22 

478,015 
M 

'"ibo 

1,310 

5 

M 

10 

1.373.889 
235 

"  1,531 
17.4,0 

MM 

10 

its 

3,300 
*913 

73%    74 

81       814 

824    83 

78%  May  15 
51024  May  22 

84     May     e 
51054  May  13 

734  Jan.     5 
,1024May2i 

84»8  Apr.  13 
105»8Apr.  9 

•08 

•09     

•09      -12 

3,            U, 

16       17 
87 
34      4 
f24  
•04      -06 
•70    . 

4      1 
23       244 
go     

*8        4 
16       17 
87 

4  May  28 
15%  May  11 
585     May  13 
534  May  11 
§1624  May  28 

4  May  28 
17%  May     5 
85     May  13 
§338  May  18 
1624  May  28 

4  Jan.  29 
15%  May  11 
§75     Feb.  U 
1   34  Mar.  17 
^1624  May28 
•05     Jan.     6 
1-40    Mar.    9 
1364  Jan.     '-• 
35     Feb.     1 
20     Jan.     5 
101%  Jan.     2 
§97     Feb.     9 

1     Jan.  19 
27     Jan.  19 
§83     May  13 
*   4%  Mar.  13 
§1024May28 
•05    Jan.     6 
2-00    May     8 
164     May     7 
374  May  20 
25     Jan.  30 
1164  May  29 
105     May  12 

Col.  A  Book.  Coal  A  Ir  UK) 

OsHMMNtelGsi  •  '*            •  '  "  ' 

•  44      » 
136     172 
•04      -06 
l-OO 

•    34      5 
ISO     
•04      -06 
1-65    2-00 
159     161 
36     

C'«>mot'»  ••;    I"  t  •  * 

.  CaL  A  Va  Mln.... 
Dottott  On*                     100 

MJ 

"'•;,"«'! 

2-OO    May    8 
159     May  24 
374  May  20 

2-00    May     8 
164     May    7 

37  4  May  20 

136<b  1374 
35       40 

60     161 
38      

••Joe*  Doe.  IU.  Co  loo 
•dteen  Kl.  111..  B'klyn    100 
Enterprise  Mining 

8.171 
200 

1014  102 

107     1O9 
101     1034 
•10     . 

16     117 
06     

110     May  12 
104     May  11 

1164  May  29 
05     May  12 

•10 

12     . 

ErteTstef.  ATelep  ioo 
Father  Do  8met 



637 

64%*  65 
•15      -20 
33       33% 

63       64 
•15      -20 

31         313s 

64Tg 

03  4  Apr.     1 

67     Jan.  19 

16      -20 
304    iO% 

General  Eleetrl*'."  IOO 
Gold  A  Stook  Telegraph  100 
B.  B.  CtaJUn  CoT^.....  100 

83,315 

239,771 

28«8  May  17 

3l'78May  11 

28»sMay  17 

364  Feb.     2 

1st  prrf  100 
34  pref  100 

• 

100 
1,232 

2,100 
38O 

J-.   H 

'"ioo 

2.500 
17.296 
4,404 

s.ibo 

..  1-55 
35       39 
38       40 

'.'.'.'.'.  ""3" 
•2?       '27 
24       25 
70       80 
•06     
•08     

1-60    1-75 
33       40 
33       36 

'"24  "44 
•25      -30 
23       234 
72       76 

•08      -11 

•35    1-70 
33       39 
32       83 

"24  ""44 
-'I      "29 
22        23 
80       82 

07     

1-60    May  27 
33     May     7 
32     May  18 

•60    May  27 
38     May    7 
35     May     1 

•40   Jan.     8 

1-70    Mar.  22 
540     Jan.     5 
33%  Feb.     2 

"44  Mar."  9 
•30     Mar.  27 
25     Jau.  18 
834  Map  25 

•09     Mar.  18 

BoaMetake  Mining 

85     Mar.    1 
294  Apr.  21 

'44  Mar."  "9 
•24     Jan.     5 
22     May     4 
704  Mar.  24 

•09     Mar.  18 

IlUnols  steel  Co...       .100 

Interior  Cond.  A  Insul  .  ioo 
Kooloy  Motor                   *•  " 

ftmydnaA  Pombr  Mlnln* 
LMbdoOas.  St.  Louie..  100 
Prof  100 
.   • 
Loadn                          .   in 

600 
2,440 
1,699 

•27     May  28 
22     May     4 
78     May  12 

28     May  10 
23  "4  May  18 
834  May  25 

Leblgh  A  WllkMl>.  Coal  .V>       
Manhattan  Hrsrh  fn.     IOO       
Maryland  Ooal.i'raf....  ioo                6 

i; 

5       10 
40       35 

6 

10       60 

84    12 
40       50 

S30    "May  11 

50     May  li 

50     May  11 

550     May  11 

1 .-« 


TUB    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


STOCKS. 

N.  Y.  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

8ALS8  TO  JUNE  1. 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1897T 

PRICES  I2T  MAT. 

RANGE  FOR   TEAR  1897. 

In  Man. 

SiiiceJ'n.l 

May  1. 

May  29. 

Lowest.'            Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Par. 
Mexican  Telegraph  100 

Share*. 

Share* 

Bid.     Ask. 

Bid.      Ask. 

Bid.     Atk. 

Sale  Price*. 

Sale  Price*. 

Sale  Price*. 

Sale  Price*. 

Mlch.-Penln.  Car  

50 
296 
4,781 
3.897 
51,018 
16,139 
589 
1,668 
2-9 
705 
5 
14,998 
1.O95 
103,256 
11 

§  12     Feb.     6 
§50     Feb.  11 
38     Apr.  14 
10     May  13 
21'9Feb.  16 
88%  Feb.  13 
3     May     5 
51  19  Mar.  30 
8»sApr.  15 
4%  May  28 
§124   Jan.     8 
3%  Apr.  20 
8%  May  12 
24     Jan.     9 
§340   Mar.  24 

§12     Jan.     6 
$52     Feb.  1O 
52     Feb.  10 
15     Jan.  19 
2714  May  29 
9414  May  25 
5     Jan.     4 
62     Jan.     8 
12     May  11 
5     Jan.  27 
§124   Jan.     8 
5     Jan.  18 
10%  Jan.   11 
2814  Mav  11 
§340   Mar.  24 

Preferred  1  (Hi 

B 
700 
22,161 
3,920 
200 
100 
131 
100 

53       5513 
13        IP, 
22>«    23ia 
85>9    87ifl 
413      5 
55       65 
20       25 
6          8 
124     
•119      4* 
10       lOis 
24       24% 
310       .  ... 

43       45ifl 
10       12ia 
22i4    23V( 
90       90i« 
2          319 
50       58 
7       20 
4          6 
133      
3%      4 
814    10 
26       26>9 
325     

4514    48 
1014    12 
26%    27 
9414    94% 
2          319 
50       55 
10       20 
4          6 
133      .. 

§42i«May    7 
10     May  13 
2213  May     3 
90  '4  May     1 
3     May     5 
54     May  26 
12     May  11 
4%  May  28 

§42  19  May     7 
1013  May  20 
2714  May  29 
9414  May  25 
3     May     5 
54     May  26 
12     May  11 
4%  May  28 

National  Linseed  OU...  100 
National  Lead  100 

Pref  100 

National  Starch  Mfg...lOO 
1st  pref         ..  100 

2d  pref  100 

New  Central  Coal  ..  100 

N  Y.  <fe  N.  J.  Telephone.  . 

North  American  Co  1OO 
Ontario  Sliver                100 

2,453 
170 
26,512 

4          4U 
5          8 
27       27H 
325      

3%  May     5 
8%  May  12 
25'e  May  20 

4k  May  18 
8%  May  12 
28i4  May  11 

Pacific  Mall  100 

Pennsylvania  Coal  50 
Philadelphia  Company.  .. 

15,800 

•04      -06 

•03      -06 

•04      -05 

•04     Mar.    1 

•06     Mar.  18 

Pierre  Lorillard  Co.,  pf  .100 

Pipe  Line  Certificates  

89     . 

85      

90     

Postal  Telegraph  *  Cable.  . 
Pullman's  Palace  Car.  .100 
Quicksilver  Mining  100 
Pref.              100 

94 

1,945 

15,052 
200 
375 
216,000 

152     154 

m    1% 

.     12 

iseii  is's 

1%      219 
10 

iss'is  15913 

lis      2 
10 

60i4    60% 

157     May  20 

159     May  29 

152     Jan.     2 
1=8  Apr.    2 
8     Apr.  14 
60  "4  May  22 

163     Mar.    3 
1%  Jan.  15 
11%  Jan.  18 
6514  Jan.  27 

Silver  Bullion  Certificates. 
Sixth  Avenue  (N.  Y.)  .  .  .100 

25,000 

65       6519 

60*4  May  22 

61     May  13 

Standard  Rope  &  TwlnelOO 
St;tn<  la  nl  Mining  100 

5,071 
300 
57,411 

41,470 

3,800 
317,794 
95 

9%    lY)ij 
1-25  

6=8      6*8 
1-55    1-70 
19       1914 

6%  May    4 
1-60    May  11 
17     May  20 

713  May     6 
1-60    May  11 
20'8  May     7 

eis'Mar.  29    11%  Jan.  19 
1-55    Apr.     2il-80    Mar.    6 
17     May  20!  31     Jan.  18 
§65     Apr.    9§70     Jan.  19 

i'65    i-75" 
20       20i« 

Tennessee  Coal  &  Iron.  100 
Pref.         .         ....    100 

25%    26 

Texas  <fe  Pacific  Coal  .  . 

Texas  Pao.  Land  Trust.  100 
Twin  City  Rapid  Trans.  100 
Pref      1OO 

100 

6     Apr.    7 

6     Apr.     7 

Union  Consolidated  Mining 
U.  S.  Express         100 

•30 

•20     . 

•30     . 

93 
1,195 
37,380 
7,006 
9,132 
288 
31 
201,103 

1,170 
19,140 

480.782 
47,529 
40,508 
2,844 
775 
480,009 

40       45 

8%      914 
60*3    60% 
24%    2478 

77 

40       45 

6%      7 
52ifl    52% 
lli'U    14% 
63       65 
101     104 
6          6% 
77*2    77% 

38       42 
6i«      7 
5519    55% 
1213    13i9 
60%    62 
103     106 
5H      6 
80       80>4 

§38     May  19 
614  Ma  v  22 
52^  May     1 
107eMay  27 
58%  May  27 
§102i<  May  17 
§    614  May  11 
75%  May     7 

§39"%"  May  20 
714  May  12 
557e  May  26 
14     May  27 
64     May     3 
§103  Way  26 
§   614  May  11 
80%  May  29 

§37     Feb.     3 
6*4  May  S2 
50     Apr.  22 
10'8  May  27 
58%  May  27 
§97     Jan.     2 
613  Apr.  13 
75%  May     7 

§41     Apr.  30 
9=8  Jan.  19 
64     Jan.  19 
2514  Jan.  19 
767s  Jan.     5 
§103i9Mav  26 
7=8  Jan.  16 
8613  Mar.  17 

U.  S.  Leather  100 

Pref                               100 

U.  S.  Rubber                    100 

Pref  .                     .       100 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co  100 

91       98 
6          8 
8314    83*8 

Western  Union  Teleg..  100 
Westint'house,  assented.  50 
1st  pref  50 

*  All  assessments  paid.       t  First  Instalment  paid.       t  Second  instalment  paid.       If  Third  instalment  paid.       §  Less  than  100  shares. 

BOSTON   STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

MONTHLY    AND     YEARLY     RECORD. 

The  following  tables  furnish  a  record  of  Boston  Stock  Exchange  transactions  in  railroad  securities  for  the  past  month 
and  for  the  year  1897.  Also  a  record  of  transactions  in  mining  stocks  for  the  past  month  and  for  the  year  1897.  The  railroad 
securities  which  are  active  on  the  New  York  Stock  Exchange  are  omitted  from  this  list.  We  give  the  securities  in 
alphabetical  order  under  the  three  general  headings,  Railroad  Bonds,  Railroad  Stocks  and  Mining  Stocks. 

E3f  In  comparing  New  York  and  Boston  prices,  it  should  be  noted  that  bond  prices  in  New  York  are  flat  prices  —that  is, 
the  price  includes  the  accrued  interest,  while  in  Boston  accrued  interest  must  be  paid  in  addition  to  price.  It  should  also  be 
remembered  that  New  York  stock  prices  are  per  cent  while  those  in  Boston  are  dollars  per  share. 


BONDS. 

BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

•^  £ 
a, 

Sales  in  \\  Price  about 
May.      [.January  2, 
Parvalut\\      1897. 

PRICES  IN  MAT. 

RANGE  FOR   TEAR   1897 

May  1. 

May  29. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Amer.  Bell  Telephone  7s  —  1898 
Registered                           1898 

F-A 
F-A 
M-8 
A-O 
J-J 
F-A 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
M-N 
J-J 
A-O 
J-D 
J-J 
J-J 
J-J 
J-D 
M-N 
A-O 
J-D 
J-J 

$ 
10,000 

Hill.      Ask. 
'05 

Bid.      Ask. 
103 

Bid.     Ask. 
.  103% 

Sale  Prices. 
lOSig  May  11 

Sale  Prices. 
104     May    4 

Sale  Prices. 
103     Feb.     2 
104     Mar.  17 
118     May     6 
106i2  Apr.     1 

Sale  Prices. 
10413  Feb.  18 
104     Mar.  17 
118     May     6 
10tfi3  Apr.     1 

Atch.  &  Nebraska,  1st,  7s.  ..1908 
Boston  &  Lowell,  4s  1932 

500 

118     May     6 

118     May     6 

Boston  &  Maine,  4138            1944 

4s                       .      .             1942 

Boston  &  Providence,  4s  1918 
Bur.&Mo.  R.(Neb.),ex'mt6s.l918 
^on-exempt,  6s             .      1918 

1,800 
1,000 
1,000 

116     . 
105      

116i3ll7i9 
lOtf      

118 
107      
98      

116'sMay     1 
107     May  12 
98ia  May  17 

lie's  May     1 
107     May  12 
98i3  May  17 

1161s  Jan.     5 
107     Jan.     9 
98ia  May  17 
135%  Feb.  11 
103ifl  May     4 
98     Apr.  24 
1071*  Apr.  20 
118  19  Jan.     2 
11719  Jan.     7 
45     Feb.     3 
3719  Feb.     1 

11  S     Mar.  25 
107%  Apr.     9 
98i2  May  17 
135%  Feb.  11 
104%  Apr.  13 
99%  Jan.     2 
109%  Feb.  10 
122     May  12 
119%  Mar.  17 
55     Mar.    4 
43     Apr.  23 

Plain,  4s  1910 

Cedar  Rap.  &  Mo.  R.,  1st,  7s.  1916 
Chicago  Burl.  &  Nor.,  5s  1926 
2d.  6s                1918 

17,500 
26,000 
23,000 
5,000 
4,000 
13,000 
5,OOO 

103     103i« 
99% 
108  H  
117i9  

11619  

43      
3719  

103>i  104 
98       99 
10719  109 
12119  
11919  
50     
4219  

ib'3>4  ib'i 

99     100 
10819  
122      
119ia  
51      
42i3  

10316  May     4 
98     May     3 
10719  May    6 
122     May  12 
119%  May     3 
50     May     S 
43     May  22 

10413  May  22 
99     May  20 
lOSifl  May  26 
122     May  12 
119%  May     3 
50%  May  18 
43     May  22 

Ch.  Jo.  RR.  &  St'k  Y'ds,  5s..  1915 
Ch.  Mil.  <fc  St.  P.  Dub.  D.,  6s.  1920 
Ch.  Mil.  &  St.  P.  Wis.  V.,  div.1920 
Chic.  <fe  W.  Mich.,  gen.,  5s.  ..1921 
Chic.  &  Nor.  Mich.,  gu.,  5s.  .1931 
Clev.  &  Can.  Equip.  Tr.,  5s.  1917 
Concord  &  Mont.,  cons.,  48.1920 
Oonsol.  RR.  of  Vt.,  1st,  5s.  .1913 

11,500 
35,000 

20,500 

52i9  

#•.:??!? 

55      

5513 

55     May     4 
55     May    7 

55%  May  10 
55%  May     1 

50     Jan.  26 
50     Feb.  19 
5O     Jan.  13 
62     Apr.     8 

55ifl  Atpr.  21 
57     Mar.  15 
50     Jan.  13 
66     May  28 

Current  River,  1st,  5s  ....  .1927 

A-O 
A-O 
J-J 

40 

50     . 

Det.  Or.  Rap.  <fe  >V.,  1st,  4s..  1946 
Det.  Lans.  &  Nor.,  mtg.,7s.!907 
Trust  receipts  .  ...  .. 

65       66 

65     May  12 

66     May  28 

••  55     Jan.     8 
illSWan.     4 
102%  May     8 
10314  Feb.     6 

56     Feb.  11 
120     Mar.    2 
102%  May     5 
103  14  Feb.     6 

Eastern  Mass.  1st.,  6s  1906 

M-S 
M-S 
J-D 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
M-8 
M-S 
Sp.l 
A-O 
A-O 
J-J 
M-N 
J-D 
J-J 
J-J 
A-O 
A-O 
A-O 
J-D 
A-O 
J-J 
July 

13.000 
l.OOO 

118      

119i8  120 

119     120 

119H  May     5 
102%  May     5 

120     May  22 
102%  May     5 

Fitchburg,  5s  1899 

5s                                  .       1900 

5s  1908 

Frem't  Elk.  &  Mo.  V.  ,  1st,  6s.  1933 
Unstamped,  1st,  6s  1933 

8,6b"6 
50,000 
21,000 
18,000 

128      '. 
128     129 
70     
69^3    70 

131ifll32 
13113132 
70      
691s    72 

129i«  May     5 
129     May     3 
69'a  May    4 
ff9is  May  28 

ISlitMay  26 
131  "4  May  14 
69's  May     4 
70     May  10 

128    "Mar.    3 
127     Jan.  27 
09^8  May     4 
6913  Apr.  23 

131i4  May  26 
131  >4  May  14 
8219  Jan.     5 
75     Jan.  15 

127 
80     
81 

Illinois  Steel,  conv.,  deb.,  58.1910 
Deb.,  5s  1913 
lo-wa  Falls  &  Si'x  C.,  1st,  7s  .  1917 
Kansas  City  Belt,  1st,  6s  1916 
Kan.  <7y  M.  &  B.,  gen.,  4s...  1934 
Equipment  6s  .           .  .      1903 

1,000 
34,000 

105     May  27 
67     May     3 

103     May  27 
70VMay  22 

105    May  27 
65  13  Apr.     5 
70     Apr.  28 
18     Jan.  22 
50     Jan.  13 
90     Apr.  29 
11814  Jan.  18 
7719  May     1 
106i4  Jan.  14 

105     May  27 
7014  May  22 
70     Apr.  28 
26     May     « 
5719  May  2* 
99%  Jim.   11 
122     Mar.  22 
82     Mar.  17 
110     Mar.  17 

661s    68 

65        68 

70     

Income,  5s  .  1934 

151,100 
2,000 

.     25 
70 

100 

23       23Ji 
40      
6719  
120     . 

2514    25% 
55      

9219  100 

120      

23     May     4 
5713  May  28 

26     May     6 
5713  May  28 

Kan.  C.  Clin.  A  Spr.,lst,  5s.  1925 
Kan.  C.&M.  Ry.  &Br.,  Ist,5s.l929 
Kan.  C.  St.  J.  &  0.  B.,  1st,  78.1907 
Kan.  O.  Ft.  Scott  <fe  M.,  6s..  1928 
Kan.  C.  Ft.  8.  &  Gulf,  1st,  78.1908 
Lincoln  &  North  West'n,  78.1910 
Little  R.  &Ft.Sm.,g.,  1st,  78.1905 
JjOU.  Ev.  &  St.  L.,  1st,  6s  1926 
2d  5-6s                                    1936 

118      
80     . 

92,000 
2,000 

80 

85        86 
108      

7719  May     1 
107^  May     1 

SBigMay  2"6 
I07i4  May     1 

108      

107     10814 

17,000 

70      . 

90 

76 
100 

76     May  11 

77     May  22 

7514  Jan.  14 
100     Feb.     2 

89%  Mar.    3 
100»s  *pr-  I* 

100 

100 

Maine  Cent.,  cons..  1st,  7s..  .1912 
Collateral  Trust  5s              1923 

Marq.  Ho.  &  O.,  M.,6s.,  ext.1925 
Mexican  Central,  cons.,  4s..  1911 
iBt  cons.  Inc.,  3s  1939 
2d  cons.  Inc.,  3«  1939 

107 
*6       66% 
15      

6%      714' 

107 

107 

34,000 
1  8.OOO 
51.0OO 

6713    68 
17      
6^      8 

6714    68 
16       18 
8 

66%  May  18 
16     May  27 
7     May     3 

67%  May     61 
17»4  May     3 
7»4  Mav     8 

Go's  Jan.  12 
15     Jan.     6 
6i«  Apr.  30 

68H  Jan.  29- 
19%  Jan.  28 
813  Jan.  3O> 

Jf.vB,  1897.  J 


BOSTON    STOCK    EXCHANGE— MONTHLY     KECORD. 


19 


BONDS.             || 
BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANGE.        £ 

Salet  in     Price  about 
May.       January  2, 
Par  value        1897. 

PRICES  IN  a  A  r. 

RANGE  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

May  I. 

May  29. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

B.  Y.  A  New  Eng.,  1st,  7s... 
let,  6s  

1905  J-J 
19O5  J-J 
1920  A-  O 

35.OOO 
15.0OO 
4.5OO 
24,600 

Bid.      Ask. 
117V  120 

Bid.      Ask. 
119 

Bid.      Ask. 
119      

Sale  Prices.      Sale  Prices. 
L19>«May     6  119V  May  14 
L12%May     6  11314  May  25 
82     May  25  1  82     May  25 
82     May  13    82     May  13 

Sale  Prices. 
118     Jan.     4 
112     Jan.     4 
79     Mar.    6 
75\  Feb.  25 

Sale  Prices. 
:203s  Mar.    8 

82  8  May  25 
83V  Apr.    5 

114. 

L13     113V 

Ocdenxb.  A  L.  C.,  eons.,  6s.  . 
Trmt  Receipts         . 

Sf         82        

82       83 

Income.  6s  1920  

Old  Colony,  6s  

1897  F-  A 
1896  

6s.         

Ottawa  ()«.  A  F.  R.  V.,  1st,  8s. 
Portland  A  Ogdensburg,6s. 
Ports.  tit.  F*U  A  Con'y,  4V«. 
Republican  Valley,  os  

19OO  J-J 
1900  J-J 
1937  J-  1> 
1919  J-J 
1898  F-A 
1902  M-N 
1901  J-J 
19O2  M-N 

1107sMar.  15 

Lll     Apr.  21 

Rutland.  2d,  5s..."..'  

94         <tt 
103 

97     100 
105      

98     100 
105      

95     Jan.     8 
103     Jan.  11 
50i«  Apr.  23 
103%  Jan.     4 
10315  May  28 
10413  Jan.  15 
99%  Apr.  20 
99V  Feb.     5 

98V  Feb.  24 
10513  Mar.    6 
50V  Apr.  23 
1051s  Mar.  18 
10438  Jan.  18 
105%  Mar.  25 
100     Feb.  19 
100     Feb.  27 

l*t.6s                  

i,9b"6 

105     May    4 

105     May    4 

Summit  Branch  7s.  

West  End  Street  By.,  5s  

1  8.0OO 
1  OOO 

104     

104V  

104V  May  12  104%  May     8 
10313  May  28  10313  May  28 
lOSH  May     6  105V  May  27 
99%  May  14    997s  May     1 

1914  M-  8 
1916  F-A 
1917 

7,000 

lll.OOO 

105      

105      

Gold  4s 

99%  100 

99%  100 

Wlfconflln  Valley.  1st.  ?•....  19O9  J-J 

STOCKS. 

BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 

SAL-E3  TOJUtfBl. 

Price  about 
January  2, 
1897. 

PRICiS  IN  It  AY. 

RANGE  FOR  YEAR  1897. 

In  May.     In  1897. 

May  I. 

J/oi/  29.    |       Lowest.            Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Par. 
Boston  A  Albany             IOO 

Shares. 
345 
81 
243 

Shares. 
2,428 
1,074 
1,641 
474 
318 
111 
870 

via 

10,72: 

'l75 

Bid.      Ask. 
208 

Bid.      Ask. 
214     215 

213i« 

Bid.      Ask. 
210     212 

212     213 

Sale  Prices.      Sale  Prices. 
210     Mav  26  21414  May     5 
212     May  10213i4May    5 
15713  May  25  160%  May    3 

Sale  Prices. 
209     Jan.     4 
205     Jan.     2 
157>«May  25 
151V  Feb.  13 
261     Jan.  11 
35     Jan.     5 
9     Apr.  22 
56     Mar.  27 
100     May  25 
104     Jan.    6 
5     Jan.  27 

Sale  Prices. 
217     Mar.    4 
214     Apr.     7 
166     Jan.  18 
155     Mar.    4 
266     Apr.  30 
45     Feb.  20 
11     Jan.  20 
58     Mar.    3 
10613  Mar.    3 
109     Mar.    4 
7     Apr.  21 

Boston  A  Lowell.              IOO 

205     2O6 
162  14  163V 
'S3      '54 

too       16J 

Boston  A  Maine    1OO 

160     162 

Pref            

Boston  A  ProTldenee..lOO 
Bos.  Rer.  B.  A  Lynn.  .  .  100 
Central  Mass             ..  1OO 

42 

""20 

264     

264 

264     May  20 

266     May     1 

10 

9       10V 
56       58 
102  >3  103 
105     106 

9>«    10 

9V  May  25 

9is  May  25 

Pref                        ...IOO 

56 

Ch.  J'u  Ry.  A  Stk.  Yds.lOO 
Pref                             IOO 

!.-•  1 
85 

loomom 

103     103V 
106 

100     May  25 
104     May  14 
5     May    7 

103     May  28 
106     May  29 
5'i.  May     1 

Okie.  A  West.  Mich  100 
CleT  Can.  tt  Bo             IOO 

J        to 

5      

P',-'                        .      1OO 

100 

518 

4 
8 
13 
69 
278 

25o.  May  12 

25o.  May  12 

lOc.  Feb.  17 
163     Jan.    7 
167     Mar.    5 
16513  Jan.  21 
168     Jan.  12 
14413  Jan.  27 

50o.  Jan.  13 
169     Mar.  30 
167     Mar.    5 
1691s  Feb.  26 
174     Feb.  10 
148     Apr.     1 

Con.  A  Mont-Class  1  .  -  IOO 
Class  ° 

162 

Class  3 

Class4  IOO 
Conn.  A  Passnmpslo.  .  .  IOO 
Concord  A  Portsmouth  IOO 
Conn  River                    10O 

""86 

•  .;•« 

145     146V 

146V  May  11 

147iflMay  27 

131 

372               609 

251     May    3 
9V  May     4 

252  >4  May  29 
10-  May  14 

248"     Apr.    3 
9     Apr.  23 

252  '«  May  29 
12     Apr.     8 

Oct.  U.  K.  A  West.  pref.  .  .  . 

Pref.  trust  receipts  .  IOO 
Eastern  Xew  Hamp.  ...  IOO 

64 
10 
127 
4,451 

i"     Jan.  27 
90     Feb.  25 
17V  Apr.  30 
91     Jan.  14 

1     Jan.  27 
90     Feb.  25 
18     Jan.  19 
9414  Mar.  15 



pr>.'                          IOO 

636 

01  V    92 

03       93>* 

93       04 

92     May  21 

94  14  May    8 

Vllnt  At  IVra  Mara          1OO 

Pref                       100 

3O2            1.875 
10 

•0%    3* 

20%  May  20 

25     May    5 


2014  May  20 
5     Mar.    2 

35     Mar.    4 
.  5     Mar.    2 

Kans.CF.8.'AM  IOO 
1-r.f              100 

gl_ 

20       40 

2          5 

Kan.  City  Mem.  A  Blrm. 

15 
M               755 
1.M7          14,218 

-" 

.    180 
7V      8 

121     May  19 
7V  May    3 

122     May     i 
8     May  13 

1  14  Mar.  25 
118     Feb.  26 
713  Jan.  12 
225     Feb.  13 

IHMar.  25 
129     Jan.     7 
914  Mar.    1 
225     Feb.  13 

Mexican  Central  IOO 
Washoa  A  Lowrtl  IOO 

7V        8 

7%       8 

•ew  BBC.  St.  sur  .  25 
Northern  (New  ll.i  IOO 
Horth  Shore  Traction::  loo 
Pr»f  

"440 
""16 

78 
5 

MM 

17 
III 

"a 







156     May     4 

157     May    3 

154V  Jan.     6 

76"  "jail."  "6 
193%  Feb.  20 
176i4  May  26 
5914  Mar.    2 
145     Feb.  26 

159VFeb."l6 

158"     Mar.  25 

76"  "Jan."  "6 
193%  Feb.  20 
180     Mar.    1 
64  7e  Apr.  14 
148     Mar.  11 

165""JaD'."2'6 

Norwich  A  Worcester.  .  IOO 
OM  Colony                     ..IOO 
Palla.  Wllml  A  Belt  5O 
PorvBaeoA  Ports  IOO 
Prorldenee  *  Worcest  IOO 

176     1$ 

179 

176V  176% 

176  vi  'May  26 

179     May    4 

i'46      

146     May  14 

147     May  26 





Praf  100 
Southern  Call/.  Praf  ....  IOO 
Bommlt  Branch  SO 
Vermont  AMau  IOO 
WestKnd  SO 
Praf                            fto 

:<.•.•  1  1 
.  "'-' 
MO 
M 

3 

1491 

::  MOT 
3,767 
1,161 
97 







lbc."Ma"y""5 
153     M*y    6 
72     May     1 
92     May  20 
75o.  May  13 

4*00.'  May'  "8 
154     May  28 
78><MBy  13 
94     May  13 
1     May     4 

20     Jan.  13 

i'o'o."Ma"y""5 
152     Jan.     4 
64  °s  Feb.     2 
8514  Jan.     4 
75o.  May  13 
119     Jan.  16 

20     Jan.  13 

"l%"Jan."3'6 
155i*  Feb.  18 
78i4  May  13 
95     Apr.  30 
214  Jan.  23 
121     Apr.  10 

K5  :::::: 

94       95 
1          IV 

153V  ... 
77       77V 
93     

Wisconsin  Central  IOO 

2 

MINING. 
BOSTON  STOCK  EXCHANM. 

tALes  TO  Jtr\K  i. 

Price  abntt 

PRICKS  IN  MA  T. 

RANGE  FOR  TEAR  1897. 

In     )/•! 

In      IMT. 

May  I. 

May  29. 

Lowest.            Highest. 

Lowest. 

Highest. 

Pmr. 
Jf.lDM.Cnn    ,^,il.-k.i:vrr.    I 
Allooea    ...        25 

•Ur... 

.-',  M 

|M 

i  <.•-.•• 
0383 
10,4  10 
9.7OO 
331,398 

Hid.     Ask. 
"(Wei  "880! 

Bid.      Ask. 
'.'.'.'.'.'.    000. 

19       20 

Bid.     Ask. 
4 

1 
..„„  ..„„ 

1913    2013 

Sale  Pncts. 
ftbc.May'Jji 

"2*3  M'ay"2*4 
Igsg  May     3 

Sale  Prices. 
5Oc.'  May"2"i 

"3%"May"l2 
21     May  12 

Sale  Prices. 
3«gMar.    9 
50o.  May  21 
29     Mar.    6 
1  13  Jan.     4 
18=8  May    3 
35o.  Feb.  19 
80.  Apr.  23 
94%  Jan.     2 

Sale  Prices. 
4     Feb.     6 
1     Feb.    2 
33     Mar.    1 
3%  Feb.     1 
26     Jan.  20 
65o.  Apr.  13 
20o.  Jan.  26 
129     Mar.  16 

83 

Arnold                 25 

'•J71 

Atlantic  86 

Bonaais  iKer.  Co).  10 
Beet-aACrtppJeO-ktGakl) 
Boston  A  Montana  25 

30c.    5Oo. 

IOC.    

96%    06% 

.     15o. 
112%  113i<) 

.     15c. 
121      12|i< 

109"v"May"4 

124%May"l9 

47378 

Brace*  (Iron)  25 
Butte  A  Bo«toa  8ft 

TlT**t  sTOOOTDtC  ...... 

Calumrt  .t  II'.    . 

HI 

676 
181.716 

325I*33O 

'•isv  '•15% 

360     365 

;'l7'4  "17  V 
370     375 

*i4%"Ma"y"  4 

350     May     6 

•18"  "May  "12 
375     May  12 

7     Jan.     2 
6     Jan.  11 
326     Jan.     2 

713  Jan.     4 
;20     Mar.    1 
390     Mar.    1 

Catalpa  (Sllrer)  1O 
Centennli                     ...35 

12.885 

139,416 

III.'II  "li" 

J     
"IIII  ""7" 

6T8      7i« 

6          614 

5=8  May     6 

7VM.U      1 

•JWan.     9 

Copper  Fall*  
Franklin  ..              85 

I'M  • 

100 

7,514 
114.!%87 
5,250 

u.--  ' 

R 

.,,., 

UN 

njtn 

55.926 

"'  ~;':r' 

10       10% 

4%      47s 

13%    14 

4=9      5 

10     May  10 
4     May  20 

13%  May  29 
47s  May    6 

10     May  10 
3-22i«Jan.     6 
17iso.Jan.  13 
14     Apr.  24 
20  Hi  Feb.  10 
6V  Apr.  30 
30o.  Mar.    8 
23     Apr.  26 

104"    Mar.  31 
96     Mar.  24 

I1.!  Mar.  23 

14     Jan.  21 
5-50    Mar.  27 
60c.  Mar.  17 
21     Jan.  21 
20>«  Feb.  10 
6%  Feb.     6 
30c.  Mar.    8 
3514  Mar.    1 

12"9""jan'."22 
109     Jan.  26 
114  Mar.  23 

gsMCotn                    ...  1 

Humbol.lt                       .  .86 

LJM 

"sbo 
i3or> 

"ebo 

14V    15 

16>3     1714 

1413  May     3 
"oijMay'22 

16%  May  28 

"e'vMiiy  22 

LatoToplctor  (ironi::  .25 
Kapsi  (QaleksllTen  7 

National  25 
Oaeeola  .  .                   ..  .25 
25 
,old)      1O 

20%    30 
..„„  ..„.. 

120"  122" 
08     100 

28       29 

3Tg       4 

i'o's"  .'.'.'." 

30       30V 
"3"  "siJi 

LoB%io*" 

28  14  May     3 
104"  "May"  6 

31V  May  13 
"4"ii"Ma"y""5 
109"  '  May  "13 

Pontlae  25 
Qnlacr.                         ...29 
'•*S,(2dln.ta»m«.tp-d, 

SaataT«ab*'l  (Gold)  25 
•oath  Bide  25 
Tamarack               ,  ,  ,   ,    25 

1.380 

"570 
512 
100 

20,680 

7.1M 

4,478 

AO  IU7 

11       11*4 
"06"    "02" 

»Wi       9V| 

I1V    13 

ii's"  ii'i" 

14     
3 

"'8'is  ""8% 

12%    13 

i'l'0"  122" 
161*    17 

•1>1        2"4 

..„..  ..„„ 

12     May  23 

112"  "May"": 
14     May     3 
2     May'  5 

"8"%"May"lC 

12  li  May  28 

124  "May  "is 
17     May  21 
2     May     5 

"9%"MayTi> 

11     Jan.     2 

9"2""j"an".""4 
14     Apr.  20 

2     May    5 

14%  Feb.     1 

1914  Jan'.  21 
a  '4  Jan.     9 

ib'Tg  Jan."2" 

Tamarack  Junior  2S 

WaahtBftoa!  25 

;  3d  tastalmenl  paid                  4th  Instalment  paid. 

GENERAL    QUOTATIONS 

—OF— 

BONDS     AND     STOCKS. 

1.  In  the  following  twenty-seven  pages  of  tables  quotations  are  given  for  all  securities  listed  on  any  Stock  Exchange  in  th  e 
United  States  ;  also  for  all  leading  unlisted  and  inactive  securities  for  which  we  have  been  able  to  obtain  reliable  prices. 

2.  Quotations  from  all  Stock  Exchanges  are  as  near  as  possible  for  the  last  day  of  May.      Of  course  the  coupon,  if 
there  be  one,  maturing  between  the  date  of  quotation  and  the  date  of  this  publication,  is  not  deducted  from  the  price. 

3.  Bond  prices  marked  thus  (*)  are  flat  prices— that  is,  the  purchaser  does  not  pay  accrued  interest  in  addition.    Stock 
prices  marked  thus  (t)  are  per  share.     All  others  are  per  cent  except  bank  stock  prices. 

4.  It  should  be  borne  in  mind  in  the  use  of  these  tables  that  the  quotations  for  many  inactive  and  unlisted  securities  are- 
merely  nominal,  but  in  all  cases  the  figures  are  obtained  from  sources  which  are  considered  reliable. 

5.  The  following  abbreviations  are  often  used,  viz. ;  "M.,"  for  mortgage;  "g.,"  for  gold  ;  " g'd.," for  guaranteed  ;  "end.,' 
for  endorsed;  " cons.,"  for  consolidated  ;  "conv.,"  for  convertible;  "s.  f.,"  for  sinking  fund  ;  "1.  g.,"  for  land  grant. 


Honda. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Honds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

RAILROAD    BONDS. 

(Bonds  of  companies  eonsol'd  are 
oftenundertheconsolidated  name.  I 

Addison  &  Penn.— 
lBtM.,g.,5s,  1932  J&D 
2d,4s,  1932  J&D 
Akron  &  Chic.  June.—  Bee  B.  &  O. 
Alabama  Cent.—  See  South'n  Ry. 
Alabama  Great  Southern— 
1st  68,1908  J&J 

109 
100 
.00 

93 

96 
39 

PO 
25 

114 

Baltimore  &  Ohio  S.  W.  RR.— 
IstM.  4>as,  g.,  1990  J&J 
Ry.  1st,  cons.,  4%s,  g.,  1993.  J&J 
1st,  inc.  5s,  gold,  A  2043 
1st  iiic  5s,  gold,  B  2043 

t 
* 

98 
67^! 
20 
10 
05 
05 

'  4O 
•  3O 
•  30 

C.&H. 

•   65 

•ibgii 

-107 

60 
40 
4» 

75 

1st  g.  6s,  series  A,  c.,  1916..  J&D 
1st  g.  6s,  series  B,  c.,  1916..J&D 
1st  g.  6s,  series  C,  o.,  1916..J&D 
Carb.  &  Shaw.—  See  St.  L.  A  &  T.  H. 
Carthage*  Adiron.-SeeN.Y.C.&H. 
Oarth.  Water.  &  Sack.  H.—  See  N.  Y. 
Carolina   Cent.—  1st,  gold,  4  (6s), 
1920                  J&J 

Oliio&Miss.  con.  s.f.  7s,1898.J&J 
Cons  mort    7s    1898      J&J 

"10458 

'1045ft 

* 

2d  cons  s  f    78,1911  ...A&O 

1st  Springf.  Div.  7s,1905.M&N 
1st  gen.  5s,  Ii32  J&D 
Cin.  &  Bait.,  7s,  1900  J&J 
1st,  5s,  g.,  Term.,  1942  M&N 
Bait.  &  Pot.—  1st,  6s,  g.,  1911.  A&O 
1st,  tunnel  6s,  g.,  gu.,  1911..  J&J 
Bangor  &  Aroostook— 
Isf  mort.,  5s,  g.,  Jan.  1,  1943.J&J 
Battle  Creek  &  Stur.—  See.  Mich.  C. 
Beech  Creek—  See  N.  Y.  C.  &  Hud. 
Bellaire  Zanesville  &  Cm.— 
Prior  lien  6s  1899 

OJ 

io'i" 

125" 
103 

* 

'ibi'  " 

*i"2Y" 

*123 
•100 

Carol.  Mid.—  1st  6s,  1931  A&O 
Catawissa—  Mort.  7s,  1900  ...F&A 
let  mort  6s  1902                ..F&A 

C.  R.  la.  F.  &  N.—  See  B.C.  R.  &  N. 
C.  R.  &  Mo.  Riv.—  See  Chic.  N.  W. 
Centralia  &  Chesapeake- 

Debenture  6s,  gold,  1906.  .  .F&A 
General  mortgage  5s,  1927.  J&D 
Alabama  Midland  — 
1st   guar  '5s  1928 

104 
102 

96 

98 
41 

60 
15 

105"" 
107 

103" 
105% 

Central  of  'Georgia— 
Coll.  trust,  5s,  g.,  1937  M&N 
1st  M.,  g.  5s,  1945  F&A 
Cons  g  5s  1945  M&N 

•  88 
"112% 
*  86 
*  94 
•  91 
-  26 
*     8 
*     4 

•103 
•106 

* 

Aids's 
•"93" 

88% 
96 
93 
29 
1O 
6 

lid" 

'75% 
116 
104% 

Ala.  N.  O.  T.  &  P.— 
"A"  debenture  5s,  1910-1940i... 
"  B"  debenture  5s,  1910-1940.  .  . 
"  C"  debenture  5s  1910 

1st  mort.,  4s,  1940  J&J 
Bell.  &  Caron.—  Sec  St.  L.  A.  &T.H. 
Bellev.&  So.Ill.—  See  St.L.  A.&  T.H. 
Bell's  Gap—  See  Pa.  &  Northw'ern. 
Belt  RR.  &  Stock  Y'ds  (Indianap.) 
Mort  6s  1911        M&N 

*120 
'113i4 
*104ia 

104 

102 
104 
101% 
103  Hi 
103% 
105 

116 
101 
103 
101 
103% 

104 

100 

107 

*  97% 

•126" 

-12114 
*104 

•100 

MobileDiv.g.  5s,  1946  J&J 

Ala.  &  Vicksb.—  Con.  g..5s,'21.A&O 
2d,  eonsol.  g.,  5s,  1921  A&O 

82 
65 
105 

93 

78ia 
65 

103*4 

110138 

81% 
47  Hi 
100 
112 
99 

*101 
*  91 

85 
75 
110 

79% 
75 

104 
'W 

47=8 

104 

Macon  &  Nor.  g.  5s,  1946  J&J 
1st  income  (upto  5),  1945..  .Oct 
2d  income  (up  to  5),  1945...  Oct. 
3d  income  (up  to  5),  1945...  Oct. 
Ocean  SS.  Co.— 
lstM.,g.,  gtd.  5s.  1920....  J&J 
Central  of  New  Jersey— 
Consol.,  now  Ist7s,  1899.  ...Q-J 
Consol.  mort.,  78,  1902  M&N 
Gen.  mort.,  g.,  5s,  1987  J&J 
Conv.  deb.,  6s,  1908  M&N 
Leh.&  W.con.78,  1900,aa'd...Q-M 
Mortgage  5s  1912              M&N 

Vlcks.  &  Mer.,l8t.  g.,6s,'21  .A&O 
Albany  &  Susq.—  See  Del.  &  Hud. 
Allegheny  Valley—  See  Penn.  RK. 
Allent'n  Term.—  lst,g.,4s,  '19.J&J 
Alton  Bridge—  See  St.  C.  M.  &  St.  L. 
Am.  Dock  &  Imp.  —  See  Cen.  of  N.  J  . 
Ann  Arbor  Ry.—  1st,  g.,  4s,  1995.. 
Asheville  &  Spartauburg—  S.  IT.  & 
Col.,lstm..  g,  gu.,4s,  1995.  J&J 
Atch.  Col.  &  Pac.—  See  Un.  Pacific. 
Atch.  Jew.  Co.  &  W.—  See  Un.  Pae. 
Atch.  &  Nebraska—  See  C.  B.  &  Q. 
Atchisou  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe— 
Guar.  fund  notes,  6s,  g.,  1898... 
6s,  Guar.  Fund,  notes,  Hope.... 
Gen.  mort.,  gold,  4s.  1995.  .A&O 

Bellv.  Del.—  1st,  6s,  0.,  1902.  .J&D 
Cons.,  4s,  1927  F&A 
BoouevilleBrtK.Co.—  SeeMo.K.&T. 
Bos.  &  Alb.—  4s,  Oct.,  1913..  .A&O 
Bos.  Clin.  F.  &  N.  B.—  See  Old  Col. 
Bos.  Cone.  &  M.—  See  Con.  &  Mont. 
Boston  &  Lowell— 
5s  July  1   1899                        J&J 

4*28  May'l   1903              .    M&N 

Am.D.&  Imp.Co.,gtd.,5s,'21.J&J 
N.  J.  Southn.,  6s,  int.  gu.,'99.  J&J 
L.  Br.&8ea8h.,lst,7s,1899.J&D 
Central  Ohio—  See  Bait.  &  Ohio. 
Central  Pacific- 
ist 6s  gold   1898         J&J 

•llS^s 
•104 
*105 

*102'8 

4s  1905-6-7-9             .      .  ..Var. 

4s  March  1915                       M&S 

4s|  July  1,1916  J&J 
4s  April  1932  .                  .  .  A&O 

Boston  &  Maine  — 
4138,  g.,  1944  J&J 
Improvement  4s,  1905  F&A 



Eq.  tr.,  series  A,g.,5s,  1902.  J&J 
Chic.  &  St.  L.,  1st,  6s,  1915.  M&S 
Atlim.  1st  leased  lines  —  rent,  tr.,  4s 
Atl.  &  Char.—  See  Southern  Ry. 
Atlanta  &  West  Pt.—  Deb.  6s.  .J&J 
Atlantic  &  Danville.— 
1st,  g.,  5s,  1950  J&J 

1st'  g    6s  1899                       J&J 

S.j'oaq'inilst,M.,6s,g.,1900.A&O 
C.  &  O.  Div.,  ext.  5s,  g.,  1918..J&J 
Land  gr.,  5s,  g.,  1900  A&O 
Eit.  g.,  5s.,  series  A,  1898.  .J&J 
Mort.,  gold,  gt.  5s,  1939.  .  .  .  A&O 
Mort.  g.,  6s,  land  gt..  1936.  A&O 
No.Ry.ofCal.,lst6s,(!.gu,'07.J&J 
5s,  gold,  guar.,  1938  A&O 
West  Pac.,  1st,  6s,gold,  '99.  .  .J&J 
Central  of  South  Carolina  1st  gold 
6s  1921                        J&J 

•lOlia 

•ibi'% 

•  80 
*  90 
•104% 
•  88 
•102 

•105 

*"9"6" 
55 
*  20 

•126 
*  75 

•110 

•     8 
•  70 

•104% 
•120 
•120 
•112 
97 
1*109% 
*  72% 
*102 
•  91 
*  80 
•   80 

•"id" 

•  50 

1*  95 

* 
k 

*112>i 
*110 

•1081s 

101 

4s    Feb  1,1937           .     ..F&A 

N 

100 
i'22" 

102 

1081$ 

90 

112 
107 

ii's" 

109 
109 
145 
119 
109 

4s,  Feb.  1,1907         F&A 

4s  Aug  1   1942                   F&A 

96 

102" 
% 

Bos.&N.  Y.  A.  L.-SeeN.Y.  N.H.&  H. 
Boston  &  Prov.—  4s,July,1918.J&J 
Boston  Rev.  B.  &  L.—  6s,  1897.J&J 
Bost.  Win.&  Shore—  5s,Sep.  1906 
Brooklyn  &  Montauk—  See  Long  I. 
Bruns.  &  W.—  See  Sav.  Fla.  W. 
Bruns.  &  Chilli.—  See  Wabash. 
Buff.  &  Erie—  See  L.  Sh.  &  M.  So. 
Buff.  N.  Y.  &  Erie—  See  Erie. 
Buffalo  Rochester  &  Pittsburg— 
General  5s,  g.,  1937  '.. 
Deb.  6s,  Jan.  1,  1947  J&J 
Roch.&  P.,  1st,  g.,  6s,  1921.  F&A 
Consol.,  1st,  g.,  6s,  1922..  J&D 
Clear.  &M.  lst,5s,g.,gu.,'43.J&J 
Buffalo  &  Southwest^See  Erie. 
Buffalo  &  Susouehanna— 
lst,5s,  g.,s.  f.,  1913         A&O 



Atlantic  &  Pacific— 
Guar.  1st,  gold,  4s,1937  J&J 
W.  D.  guar.  6s,  s.  f.,  1907.  .  .M&8 
W.  D.  incomes,  1910  A&O 

ibs" 

107 

"98" 
56 
35 

131 
10 

i~2"i" 

118 
101 
110 

72% 

"93% 
92 
92 
10O 

"58" 

...... 

Land  gr.  Incomes,  cum  1901 
Cent.  Div.inc.,  6s,non-cum.l922 
Atlantic  City  RR.—  5s,  g.,  g'd.  1919 
Atlantic  Tenn.  &  O.—  See  So'n  Ry. 
Augusta  South.  —  lstg.,58,'24.J<sD 
Austin  &  North  w'n—  See  So.  Pac. 
Bait.  Belt—  See  Bait.  &  Ohio. 
Bait.  &  Annapolis  Short  Line  — 
1st,  M.,  g.,  3-4s,  1944  J&J 
Bait.  Ches.  &  Atlantic- 
Is!  mort.,  gold,  5s,  1934.  ...M&S 
Bait.  &  C.  V.  RR.  Ex.— 
1st  M.  68,1929  J&J 

Central  Vermont.  — 
1st,  con.  g.,  4s,  1943  J&J 
Equip    g    6s    1903  J&J 

•1071s 

*  35 

*102 
•120 

101  J* 
99 
100 
•100 

* 

•"82" 

* 

95 

55 
100 
112 

102*4 

ill" 
89 
95 
100 
75 
107 
113 
94 
82 

102" 
100 
53 
93 
88 
100 
100 
106 

"76" 

80 

Consol.  of  Vt.  5s,  1913—  J.  &  J. 
Cent.  Wash'n,  l*t,g.,  6s,  '38...  M&S 
Charleston  &  Northern— 
1st  M.  Div.  A,  5s,  1915  M&S 
Charleston  &  Savannah  — 
Gen.  mort.  7s,  g.,  1936  J&J 
1st  and  2d  prer.  inc.  7s,  April... 
Charlotte  Col.&Aug.—  See  South'n 
Chartiers—  1st,  7s,  1901  A&O 
Chat.  Rome  &  Columbus— 
1st  5s   g     1937.         M&S 

Burl.  Cedar  Rapids  &  Northern— 
1st,  5s,  1906  J&D 
Cons.  lst&  col.  tr.,5s,g.,'34.A&O 
C.R,I.F.&N.W.,lst,6s,g.,'20.A&O 
1st,  5s,  g.,  g'd,  1921  A&O 
Miu.&  8t.L.,lst,gu.7s,g.,'27.  J&D 
Burl.  &  Mo.  (Neb.)—  See  C.  B.  &  Q. 
California  Pacific- 
ist mort.,  4^28,  g.,1912  J&J 
2dmort.,6s,g.,'91,ext.at4^.J&J 
3dmort.(gu.C.P.),6s,g.,'05.J&J 
3s,  g  ,  1905.                            J&J 

6s,  July,  1931  J&J 

Baltimore  &  Ohio- 
Receiver's  Certificates,  6s,g.J&D 
Maryland  Const.,  Rec.  ceftfs.,  5s 
Pitts.&  Counels.  Rec.ctfs.5s.  J&J 
Extend.,  g.,  4s,  1935  A&O 
Parkersburg  Br.,  6s,  1919.  .A&O 
Cousol.  M.,g.,5s,  1925  F&A 
Eng.  certfs.  of  deposit  

•103 
*104 
•102 
•135 

/104% 
f  96% 
*  96 
*  63 

•100% 

Rome  &  Carrol.—  lstg.6s,'16.J&J 
Chateaugay  By.—  See  Del.  &  Hud. 
Chesapeake  &  Ohio- 
Purchase  money  g.  6s,  1898  — 
Series  A,  gold,  6s,  1908  A&O 
1st  Mortg.  g.,  6s,  1911  ....A&O 
Term.,  1st,  g  ,  6s,  1922  J&D 
Nor.  term.,  g.,  6s,  1898  
C.&  O.  Rv.lst  con.,g.,5s,'39.M&N 
General4%s,  gold,  1992  M&S 
K.&  A.  Div.  1st  con.  ,g.,4s,'89.  J&J 
2d  con.,  g.,  4s,  1989  J&J 
Craig  Valley,  1st,  5s,  gold,  1940. 
WaruiSp.Val.,lstos,  g.,'41.M&S 
El.  Lex.  &  B.  S.,  5s,  g.,  1902.M&S 
Buck'gh'n)Br.lstg.gd.58,'42M&S 
Elevator  Co.,  R.  4s,  1938.  .  .  .A&O 
New  River  Bridge,  g.  6s,'98.M&8 
Chesapeake  Ohio  &  Southwest.— 
1st  Mort.  g.  6s,  1911  F&A 
2d  mort.  6s,  1911  F&A 
Cheshire—  See  Fitchburg. 
Chicago  &  Alton— 
Sinking  fund  6s,  gold,1903.M&N 
La.&Mo.R..,lst  gd.7s,1900.F&A 
2dg'd,7s,  1900  M&N 

Consol.  gold,  5s,  1988.          F&A 

*  90 

dbs" 
an 

(   90 
I  78 
*  94 
•  94 
100 
*  97V 
•  47 

*"9~6' 

*ioiJ- 

*  60 

* 

1st,  Term.,  4J«s.  gold,  1934.  J&D 
Sterling  6s,  gold,  1902  M&S 
68,  gold,  1910  .                  M&N 

Cambria  &  Clearfleld— 
1st,  5s,  g.,  1941  J&J 
Caind.  &  Atl.—  See  W.  Jer.&  Sea  Sh. 
Canada  Atlantic  — 
1st,  g.,  5s,  Jan.  5,  1909  J&J 
Canada  Southern— 
1st  5s,  1908.                          J&J 

5s,  gold,  1927  J&D 

*  70 
•111% 

i'as,  gold,  1933                    A&O 

Equ.  Tr.,  Ser.  A,  5s,  '97-99.  .A&O 
Do      Ser.  B,5s,'96-1900... 
B.&  O.Eq.  Co.,Rec  otls.,68,  g.,g'd 
Cen.  O.,  cons.  1st,  4!a8,g.,'30.M  &fc 
Col.  &  Cu.  Md.,4is8,l8t,1939.J&. 
Ak.  &  Ch.  Ju.,l8t,g.,5s.l930.M&N 
Bait.  Belt,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1990.  M&N 
Confl.&Oak.—  1st,  5o,  g..'14.M&N 
Mon.  R.,lst,5s,gu.,g.,1919.F&A 
Sand.  Mans.  &N.,  1st  M.  7s.  190 
Sch'lkillRiv.East  Side5s,g.,193 
Staten  lei.  2d5e,g.,  g'd,1926.J&J 
W.  V.  &  P.,  1st,  5s,  g..  1990.M&M 

2d  mort.,  5s,  1913  M&S 
Canadian  Pacific  — 
Land  grant,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1931.  A&O 
1st  M.,  deb.  £.,  g.,5s,  1915  ..J&J 
Land  grantgu.,  3J28,g.,1938.J&J 
(;ons.  deben.  4s,  perpetual.  .J&J 
Ont.  &  Quebec,  deb.  guar.  5s  — 
•NewBrunsw.,lst,  g.,5s,  '34  F&A 
Cone.  deb.  4s,  perpetual    .J&J 
Canastota  Nor.  -See  Lchigh  Val. 

•106 

107ij 
1116 
(107 
(107 
(142 
(117 
(107 

*  Flat  price. 


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t  Last  sale. 


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RAILKOAD    BONDS. 


Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Chicago  A  Alton  —  Concluded)— 
Mi**.  Kiv.  B'dge.lat  s.l.  g.6s,1012 
8t-L.J.*C'.T.>.-.'d.v-u.,198...J*J 
Chic.  A  Atch.  Bridge— 
1st  6s,  g..  Jan.  1.  1915  J&J 
Chic.  Bart.  4  Northern- 
Ill  g  f  5s.  1920.         .    .      A&O 

•102 

- 

•  35 

•10312 
99 

• 

110 
45 

lot 

100 

Chic.  Rock  I.  &.  Pac.—  (Conol'd.)— 
30-year  debs.,  5e,  1921.         M&S 
Ohio.  A  8.  W.—  1  et,  7s,  '99.  .  .  M  AN 
DesM.  A  Ft.D.,  18148,1905.  .J&J 
D.M.&F.  D.l8tlnc.2<s8,'05..J&J 
Exten.  48.  1905  J&J 

97 
101 

"624 

no4 
nss 

• 

'118 
•130 
•113 

•105 

•120 
•105 

51 
424 
•1094 
*  80>a 

•108 
117 

ib'esi 

104 
109\ 
112 

•  40 
•102 
•  45 

* 

Conn.&Passum.—  lst.g.4s,'43A&O 
New.  &  Rich.,  g'd  5s,  1911.  J*J 
Conn.  River.—  Gold  4s,  1943.  M&S 
Scrip,  4s,  1903  J&J 

103 
105 
103 
99 
•115 

*  50 
•103 
-101 

109 

1114 
120 
106 

*100 
*121 

•143 
-1OO 
•1224 
•117 

*  80 

ibi" 

106 

13414 

1294 
i"3C»8 

100 

Connecting  (Phlla.)—  1st,  6s    M&S 
Consol.  RK.of  Vt.—  See  Central  vt. 
Cumb.&Ohio,No.Div.78,1899.J&D 
Southern  Div.  7s,  g'd.!898.M&S 
Cumb.  &  Penn.lst,g.,5s,1921.M&N 
Current  Riv.—  See  K.  C.  Ft.  S.  &  M 
Dak.  Cent.—  See  Chic.  &  Northw. 
Dak.  &  Gt.  So.—  See  C.  M.  &  St.  P. 
Dallas  &  Waco—  See  Mo.  K.  &  T. 
Dan.  &  Norw.—  See  N.  Y.  N.  H.  &  H. 
Dayton  &  Mich.  £ee  Cln.  H.  &  D. 
Day.  &  West.—  1st  M.,  6s,  '05..J&J 
1st  mort.,  7s,  1905  J&J 

60 
1034 

Keokuk&Dc8M.,5s.l8t,'23.A&O 
Chic.  &  St.  L.-Seo  Atch.  T.  A  S.  Fe. 
Chic.  St.  L.  &N.O.—  SeellliDoisCen. 
Chic.St.L.&Pitts.—  See  Pcnn.Co. 
Chic.  St.  L.A  Pd.-SeeSt.L.  A.  AT.H. 
Ch.  St.  P.&  K.C.—  Pr.  g.  5f,  '34  .  .J&J 
Chic.  St.  Paul  Minn.  &  Omaha- 
Con.  6s,  1930..                        J&D 

2J  6x   1918                              J&D 

Equipment  5s,  1903.ezten.FAA 
Chicago  Burlington  A  Qulucy— 
Consol.  (now  1st)  7».  19O3  .  J*J 
54,  sinking  fund,  19O1  A&O 

•119M 
•104is 
•  994 
•102 
•108 
•100 
•  9S>* 
•  89Hi 

120 
107 

113 
113 

5s,  debenture  1913 

9*.  eonv.  deb..  19O3  HAS 
Iowa  Div..  g.  f.,  5s.  1919....  A*O 
s.  f  4«    1919                        A&O 

ioo'4 

Ch.St.P.&M.  1st  15.  68/18..  'MA-* 
No.  Wisconsin,  1st  ^  6s,  1930    J&J 
St.  P.  Stillwater  4  Tayl's  Falls— 
1st  mort  7s,  1908  ..          J&J 
8t.P.&S.Clly.l8tg.6s,'19..A&0 
Hud.  &  Rlv.  F.,  1st  M.  8s,  '08.J&J 
Sault  Ste.  M.  &  Southwest  - 
l.tmort,  5s  1915              MAN 

Denv  Ext..  col.tr.  4s.  1922.FAA 
Sink,  fund  4».  plain.  U<-Jl..MA8 
Chic.  4  la,,  col.  tr.  5s.  19O5.F&A 
Nebraska  Ext.,  4«,  1927...  MAN 
Atcli.  &  >,-!...  1st,  7s,  1906.  MAS 
Burl.AMo.(.\eb.)  l.t,«».'l»JAJ 
ConaoL  6*.  uon-ex.,  1918.  .JAJ 
4s  (Neb.>.  1910  JAJ 
Han.  A  St.  Jo..  1st  6s,  1911.  MAS 
Lincoln  A  N.  W.,  7s.  1910...  JAJ 
Ott.  O.w.  A  Fox  K..  8s,  19OO.J  AJ 
Kepvb.  Val    1st.  6s.  1919..  .JAJ 
Chicago  A  Eastern  Illinois— 
1st  mort..  6».  19O7.  sink.  fd.J&D 
1st,  consol.  6s,  rold.'1934..  AAU 
Gen.  consul.  1st.  5*.  1937.  .MAN 
Danr.  A  G.  C-k,  1st  M.  6s,'2O  MAN 

•  91 
120 
118 
107 
98 

• 

91M 
12* 

Income  6s,  due  after  1910..  J&D 
Delaware- 
Gen.  M.  44s,  g.,  ser.  A,  1932J&J 
Del.  &  Bound  B'k—  lst,78,'05.F&A 
Delaware  &  Hudson- 
Pa.  Div.,  78X1917  M&S 
Adlr.  Ry.,lst;gu.44s,g.,'42.M&N 
Alb.&S.,7s,lst,eon.,gu.,'06.A&O 
1st,  6s,  cons.,gu.,g.,  1906.A&O 
Bluff  Pt.  Land  Imp.  Co.— 
1st  M.,  g.,  giiar.,  4s,  1940.J&J 
Chat.  O.  &  I.  RR.,  not  gu.  6s,  '29 
6s,  guar.,D.  &  H.,  1929 

124" 

1184 

108 

isVi'i... 

Chic.  &  Tomah.—  See  Chic.  &  Nor. 
Chlo.&W.Iud.—  fien.  g.  G9,'32.Q-M 
Istg.  6s,  s.  f.,  1919  M&N 
Chicago  &  West  Michigan- 
General  5»,  1921  J&D 

1204 

120 
108 
104 

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•106 



Chic.  ANo.  Mich.  ,58,)ru.,'31.  M&N 
Choc.  Ok.  &  Gulf—  Pr.  1'n.  K.6s,  '19 
Gen.M.,g..5s,r.c.,1919  J&J 
Ciu.  &  Bait.-  See  B.  &  O.  So'wesln 
Cln.U.&I.—  l*t,g.gd.5s,  41.  M&N 
Cincinnati  Hamilton  &  Dayton  — 

110 

75 
112 

\''ii\ 

99»g 

* 

Chateaugay   Ry.,  1st  6s,    ptd  , 
Aug.,  1907  F&A 

•107 

(110 
•100 
•145 
•127 
*1434 
•111 
•1134 
•145 
•138 
*1164 
100 
•112 
*120 
•125 
•106 
•112 
•109 

* 

120 

1144 

Chic.  Ft.  Mad.  ADesMoines— 
1st*.  5«,19H  JAJ 
Chic.  A  Or.  Trunk-liit  g  6s,  19OO 
N.W.Gr.  Tr..  1st  M..  8s,  191OJAJ 
3d  M.,  f.,  5*.  Jan.  1.  1922..  JAJ 
Chic.  Hammond  A  West  — 
„•..  6«,  Jan.  1,1927  JAJ 
Chic.  A  I.C.  Rjr.-8ee  Chlc.A  E.I11. 
Chle.  *  Mllw.-8ee  Chic.  A  M.  W. 
Chicago  Milwaukee  A  St.  Paul— 
Oen7.jr..4«.~-r.  A.  1989..  ..JAJ 
M.  A  «.  P..  1st,  8«,  P.  D./98.  FAA 
f.  l).,2.1M..73-10s,1899..FAA 
K   I..  I  -t.»  gold,  7s,  1902..  JAJ 
K.  1>  .  1-t.  Jl  gold,  7s,  1902  ..JAJ 
I.  AM.,  IsteoBT.  7>.  1897..JAJ 
la.  A  Dak                      >,1H99.JAJ 
Exten  7-    11MX                    JAJ 

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•  55 

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50 
100 

Consol.  8.  F.  7s,  19O5  A&O 
Consul,  mort.,  6s,  1905  A&O 
Oinsol.  5s,  1905                   A&O 

New  York  &  Canada— 
*.  M.,6s.g.,  1904  M&N 
Deb.  g..4%8,guar.  1904..  M&N 
Rens.  &  Sarato.,  1st.  7s,'21  .M&N 
Del  Lack.  &  West.—  M  7s,  '07.M&S 
Morris  &  Essex,  1st,  7s,  '14.M&N 
Conv.  7s,  1900                      J&J 

General  5s,  gold,  1942          J&D 

108 
1034 

115 

2d  mort.,  gold,  44s,  1937.  ..J&J 
Day.  A  Mich.,  1st  5s  g'd  ..1911. 
Cln.  Ham.  A  I.— 
1st  7s  g'd,  1903                        JAJ 

75 
100 

102»» 

141 

7s  1871-1901                      A&O 

114 

Gen.  g.  5s,  1943  J&D 
C.  I.  St.  L.  A  C.—  See  C.  C.  C.  A  St  .  L. 
Cln.Laf.AChl.-SeeC.C.C.&:St.  L. 
i.ick.AM.—  lst,g.48,19!il.J&D 
Cln.  Leb.A  Nor.—  lst,5s,191t>.  J&J 
Cln.  A  Musk.  Val.,  l«t  7s,  1901  JAJ 
I'orto.  &  Va.,  iBtg.  5»,'25.JAD 
Cln.  Rich.  A  F.  W.-ls(79  g,  '2  1  J  &D 
-;in.AClev.—  SeeC.C.C.&st.  L. 
Cln.  A  Hprtnuf'rt—  8eeC.f.C.&  St.L. 
fl'd  A  Jeff—  1st.  6»,  1927.  J&J 
Clearf.  A  Mahonlng    See  B.  R.A  P. 
Cleveland  Akron  A  Columbus— 
Gen.  gold  5s.  1927                 MAS 

7s,  let,  cou.,guar.,  1915..  J&D 
N.Y.Lac.&W.—  l»t,6s,g'd'21.J&J 
2d,  5s,  e'd,  constr.,  1923..  F&A 
3d  M.,  Ter.  4s,  g'd,  1923.  .M&N 
Oswego&Syr.—  Gu.,  5s,  '23,  M&N 
Consol.  mort.,  7s,  1907.    M&S 
Sy.B.  &N.Y.,  Ojn.78,g'd,'06A&O 
Valley,  N.Y.,  1st,  5s,  1911.  .F&A 
Warren,  lst,cou.7s,  1905.  .M&S 
2d.  now  let,  7s,  1900A15&O15 
Del.  River  RR.  &  bridge— 
1st  g'd.  g.,  4s,  1936  F&A 
Del.Su8.&S.RR.lst,g.6s,1909A&O 
Den.  &  Rio  Grande— 
1st  7s,  gold,  19OO  M&N 

139 
1084 

105 

ibo" 

138" 

•115 

* 

1094 

136 

Chlc.A  Mtlw.,lstM..7s,19O3  JAJ 
lac..  COOT.,  s.  f.,  6*.  1916.  .JAJ 
1st  eon*.  |>r.  Urn  7*.  19O4...J&J 
<iii,-.  A  MZiiofJMl  T-.  ]•••••.    .i.\.i 
Fargo  A  Ho..  f.os.aa*  'd.lWU  J  AJ 
Diii.ui)!!.-  Im..  l.i.  •.-,  1990  .IA.I 
Bouthw.  Dlr.,  1st.  6*.  1BO9..JAJ 
Dak.AUt.  8o.,l«t  g.5s.l91«.JAJ 
La.  A  D.DiT..  1st.  5s.  1919.  JAJ 
80.  Minn.,  l«t,  6s.  191O  JAJ 
H.  A  Dal.                      74.  -10.  JAJ 
1st  M.  5s.  191V  JAJ 
Oolc.  A  Pac.  Dlr..  6s,  1910.  JAJ 
West'n  Dlr..  gold  5s,  1921  JAJ 
Oh.  *  Mo.  Rlr.,  1st  5s.  littSJ  AJ 
Mineral  Pt.  Dlr.,5s,  191O...JAJ 
OUe.A  L.  8np.DiV.^.^s.'21  .  JAJ 
Wto.  A  Minn.  Dlr..  g.  5s.'21  JAJ 
WU.  Val 
•    19O9                          JAJ 

a  96 

a  841* 

110 
136" 

•1095s 

* 

•"8V% 

*  87 
*  75 

65 

*  97 

•  80 
•  50 

•  18 

974 
•100 
•104 
•104 

•1024 

* 

ii'g" 

•107 

•119 
•106 

111 

•120 
*114 
•119 
•103 
•141 

* 

1104 
834 
894 

95 
85 

66 

90 
60 

30 
984 

Eq.  tr.  and2d  M..g.,6s.l93O.FAA 

CBST*.*  Canton—  lit,  5t,  1917.  JM 

Eng.  Tr.  Co.  certlflcates  
Equip.  *dg.  5s.  1917  AO 
W.  A  C.,  1st  g.  5s,  1928  JAD 
Cleve.  Cln.  Chic.  A  St.  Louis- 
General  4*,  gold,  1993          J&D 



Impr.,  gold,  5s,  1928  J&D 
let,  con.,  g.,  4s,  1936  J&J 
Des  M.  &  F.  D.—  See  C.  R.  I.  &  Pac. 
Des  M.  &  Minn.—  See  Chle.  &  N.W. 
Del.  G.  Haven  &  Mil.—  Eq.  6s.  1918 
Con.  inort.,  guar.,  6s,  1918.  .A&O 
Detroit  Grand  Rapids  &  West.— 
1st  con.  4s,  Apr.  1.  1946..  .A&O 
Ionia  &  Laiis.—  let,  5s,  1899.... 
Detroit  &  Mack.— 
Prior  lien,  g.,  4s,  1995  J&D 
Mort.  gold,  4s,  1995.      .       J&D 

1124 

;  68 

4 

I   80 

I 

•'954 

• 

•"874 
•  86 
•1O9 
•107 
•107 
130 
•IDOL, 
•108 

•108 
^109 

• 

82 
Si 
96 

89" 

ito 

Cairo  Dlr.,  1st  g.  4«,  1939.  ..  .J&J 
8t.L.DlT.,lst.ool.tr.g,4s,'9OM&N 
White  W.V.Iuv..l..t..Kg.'40.JAJ 
C.W.AM.Dn-.,l»t,4K.ir.."Jl.J&J 
Spr.A  Col.DiT.,4s,lst,K..'40.MA8 
Cln.San.Aaev.g.con.58.  '28.  JAJ 
Col.  Spr.  A  Cln.,  1st  7s,  MKM.M&S 
Cln.  Laf.A  Chic..  K..7s,1901.MA8 
Ind.  A  St.  L..  1st  7s,  1919..  .AAO 
C.  I.  St.  L.  AC.,l8t,4s,  g.,'36.  .Q-F 
6s  con     I'.I-'U                      MAN 



ii6% 

113 
109  >4 

Detroit  Mac.  &Marq.— 
Land  grant,  34s,  1911  A&O 
Detroit  M.  &  Tol.—  See  L.  S.  &M.  8. 
Duluth  &  Iron  RR.— 
lst,5s,1937  A&O 

114H 

i's's" 

103 

126 
1144 
l-.'l 

iii; 

1444 

112" 
115 
1094 

Terminals*,  (old,  1914  JAJ 
MIlw.A  No..  6a.  l.i  M.L/10.  JAD 
6s.  1st.  consul.  ,1913  JAD 
£J  u.  Rrs.AHfk  VMS-Bee  Mlsetl. 
A  No.M.-0eeClL*  WeslMlcli! 
CUea«o  *  Northern  Pae.— 
Coo.,  5s,  «.,  1*40  AAO 
CM  Trnaf  rai    Mir    fwrta 

Cincinnati  A  Sprint-Held— 
7s,  C.  C.  C.  A  I.,  1901  AAO 
j.  L.  S.  A  M.  S.,  1901.  .A&O 
Peorla  A  East,  cons.,  4s,'40.  A&O 
2d  eons.  Income  48,  199O.  Apr  1 
Id.Blm.AW.,7s,l8t.pf.,1900.J&J 
O.Ind.AW.jf.5-,lM.pf..l:i3S.Q-J 
Clcv.  Col.  Cln.  A  Indianapolis— 
1st.  s.  f.  7s.  1899  M&N 
Consol.  mort.,  7s,  1914  J&D 

2d  mort.,  6s,  1916  J&J 
Dul.  M.  &  N.,  1st,  g.,  6s,  1922.  J&J 
2d  eon.  M.,  g.,  6s,  1923  J&J 
UuIuthRedW.  &  So.— 
1st,  g.,  5s,  1928  J&J 
Duluth  South  Shore  &Atlan'lo— 
1st,  g.,  5s,  '37  .J&J 
Dul.  Short  Line—  See  St.  P.  &  Dul. 
Dulu.  Trans.—  1st,  g.,  68.1921.J&J 
Dun.  War.  &  P.—  See  N.Y.  C.  &  H.  R. 
Dutcliesit  Co.—  See  Phlla.  &  Read. 
East  Tenn.  Va.  &  Ga.—  See  So.  Ry. 
East  Shore  Ter.—  lst,5s,g.,'15.F&A 
Eastern  Mass.—  6s,  g.,  1906.  .  .M&S 

69 
15 

iasij 

99 

70 

•107* 
•1OO 

•1054 
•134 

•127 

s) 

•  97 

PUMP  A  Northwestern— 
Con.  s.  f.  7s,  1915  0-F 
Gen.  con.,  g.,  7s,  op.,  19O2.  JAD 
Blnklag  fond  6s,  reg.,  192*.  AAO 

•••     I  ••-  '•                                AAO 

35 

60 
120 

Con.  sink,  fund,  7s.  1914  ...J&D 
•Clevrlind  Ix>raln  A  Wheeling- 
Con,  g.  5s,  1933  AAO 

Blak.  M.  deben.  5s,  1933.  .  .MAN 
26-jr  ear  deb.  5s,  1909  MAN 

30  jr»r  •!*>•    '.-.  !••-!      ...      AA" 
Extra.  bond.,  4«,  11*26.  FAA  15 
Iowa  Dlr.,  l«t,  44*.  19O2...AAO 
Ceean.A  L.8up..  lst,6s,  19O1  JAJ 
DesM.  AMln., 
Iowa  MM.,  1st  M.,  8s,  10OO  AAO 
Chic,  A  M                      -.  1898.JAJ 
Chlc-M.AN.  W..  lct.6ii.1006.  MAN 
WlDona  A  BV  P..2d.7s,1907.MAN 
1st  extev..  7s,  COM,  1918  J  AD 
MIL  A  Mad..  1st,  6s,  19O5...MA8 
4  81  P.,  5*.  1900.  MAS 
North.  111.,  l«t.  .'...  11)10..  ..MAS 
Madison  eit  ..l.tg.7..  I'.Ul.AAO 
Maple  Kir..  1st  M.7s,  1897..JAJ 
MankAeld  ext.,  1  M.  he,  '22.A  AO 
Meaomlixteeit                         JAD 
MeBomloeoK.                      »I.JAJ 
Northwr«t.i;n..  1  «t  g.  7.,'  17.MA8 
Chte.  A  Tomah.lst.6a,  I9OO.MAN 
Dak.  Owe.  1st  e.  6s,  1907.  .MAS 
CedarK.  AM..  I.t.7».  1916.MAN 

Oen.  g.  5s.  1936  (when  IM.)  JAD 
Equip,  notes  5s.  1902  J&J 
Clereland  Term.  A  Valley— 
1st,  4s,  g.,  1995  M&N 

* 

•  75 
•102 
•120 

1  65 

• 
• 
* 

80 

Easton  &  Amboy—  See  Lehigh  Val. 
Elizab.  Lex.  &  Big  S.—  See  C.  &  O. 
Lliuira  Cort.  &  Nor.—  See  Leh.  VaL 

•10J 

•111 

•121 
•110 
•105 
•110 

• 

CleT?T.V.AW.,lst,7s,  1898.  .AAO 
CleT.AMah.Val.-Con.58,  g.'38J*J 
Cler.  A  Marietta—  See  Penn.  RR. 
Cleveland  A  PltU.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
Ool.  Mid..  1st,  gold,  "*,  1936.  .  J&D 
Eng.  Tr.  Co.  Certfs.  of  l>ep.  .  .  . 
Con.  4s,  x.  g.,  stp.guar.,'40.FAA 
Eng.  Tr.  Co.  Certlfs.  assented.. 
Aspen  8h.-L.-lst,  g..  88.,'19.  J&J 
Ba»k.Tim.latM.gtd.g.78,'35.J&J 
Col.  River  Bridge.  See  I.  A  Gt  No. 
Columbia  A  Or.—  See  Southern  Ry. 
Col.AC.MId.-SeeBalt  A  Ohio 
Ool.  New.  A  L.-l8t,g.68,1937J&J 
Columbus  Hocking  Valley  A  T.— 
Cons.,  g.,  5s,  1931  MAS 
J.  P.  M.  Co.,  eng.  oerts  
Gen.  6s,  gold,  19O4  JAD 
Gen  Lien  4s,  1996.  ......  

Elmlra  StateL.—  1st  M.7s,'05.A&O 
Eluiira  &  Wllllamsport.— 
1st,  6s,  conv.  1910  J&J 

75 
61 

To" 

90 
80 

88 

71 
70 

Income  58.2862  A&O 
Erie— 
4s,  g..  1st  7s,  oxtcn.  to  1947  M&N 
5s,  2d,  ext.,  gold,  1919  M&9 
44s.  3d,  ext.,  gold,  1923....  M&S 
5s,  4th,  ext.,  gold,  1920  A&O 
4s.  5th,  ext.,  gold,  1928  J&D 
7s,  1st,  con.  g.,  1920  M&S 
7e,lat,con.,g,fund  1920.M&S 

113 

1224 

ii'ias 

•136 

•na 
>1M 

•108 

in 

IM 

iii 

>1M 

115 

•138 
Mill 
•110 
M 
•124 
l:il-» 

•13l>t 
101 

•131 
•190  | 
•128 

•10:1 
•114 

* 

•ibs" 

• 

•132 
•105'< 

*  60 
•  50 

* 



Prior  lieu  g.  4s,  1996  J&J 
Gen.  lien  g.  3-4s,  1996  J&J 

*  89>4 
*  63Vj 
•1374 
•102 
•1064 

•103 
•1084 
•135 
•100 

•105 

*107 
•105 

102 

•104 
•  92 

•  45 

•     4 

89% 
64 

ibT" 

109" 
ISSH 

*  67 

• 

Buff.  N.Y.&  E.,  1st,  7s.  1916.J&D 
Buff.  &  So.  W.,  lst,68,g.l908.J&J 
Jeff.  RR..  1  st,  5s,  g_u.,  g.,  '09  .A&O 
Chic  &  Atlantic  Terui.— 
let,  M..  g.,  5s,  1918  J&J 
Ch.  &  Erie,  5s,  1st,  g.,  1982.  M&N 
Long  Dock,  6s,  con.,  g.,1935A&O 
Newb.  &  N.Y.,  1st,  5s,  1929.J&J 
N.  Y.  L.  E.  &  W.  C.  &  RR.— 
1st,  6s,  our.,  guar.,  1922..  M&N 
N.  Y.  L.  E.  &  W.  D.  &  I.  Co.— 
1st  6s  cur  ,  1913  J&J 



rrem.  Elk.  A  v 

UMtUJIJK«l  

132 

Col.AHook.V.,lst.7s,'97..A&0 
Col.  AToledo,  1st,  7s,  1905  .  .  K&  A 

•102 
•111 
•102 
•109 
*  94 

| 

•To" 

1 

•'55" 

•  80 

1O4 

122 



;-  A  Pac..  6.,  1st,  '98  JAJ 
Milwaukee  Lake  Shore  A  Wu- 
Com.  1*1  6s.  gold,  1921  .  .  .MAN 
•1«.  1924  JAJ 
Aahlawl  DtT..l.tg.6n,>25.MAii 
fonr  deh.f.  5s,  19O7  FAA 
Ext.Almp 
IncW-.fi.,  1911  MAN 
•• 
Oktcago  Peorte  A  St.  Loots— 
1st  mort..  g  ,  4s.  1926  JAJ 
3d  »on.  IM.  g.  4X  1945.  .Jan.  1 
CMnai  Boek  t.iand  A  Paclne— 
TstM.  6«,  1917.  coup             JAJ 
Esfn.  an.l  <  ..  ..-.«.  li.:il  JAJ 



2d  mort.,  7s,  19OO  MAS 
OhloA  W.  Va,.lst.7s.l910.M*N 
Car  trust  a.  f.g.,8s.  1904...  O.-J 
Ohio  Land  &  Ry.,g.«s,  1914.J&J 
Well».&Jack.,lst«s,  ir.,K'd.  1015 
Col.A  Ind.Cen.—  See  P.C.t'.&St.L. 
Columbus  Sand  ii8ky&  Hocking— 
1st  mort.,  58.  gold,  19OO...A&O 
G«n.  mort.,  244s,  g.,  1946  .  J.t  J 
Income  4s,  g.,  1945  F&A 
Zanesv.  Ter  .  1st,  g..5s,19  10  J&J 
Col  Ter.&Tr.fo.—  5a,  1943.M&S 
Col.  Connect.  ATer.—  Sec  Norf.&W. 
Concord  A  Mont.—  4s,1920....  J&D 
i:  r  *M..iiii]'.(ifl.l911  J&J 

'Vi" 
95 

80 
15 
6 

95" 
1054 



Susp.  Bridge  &  Erie  Junct.— 
let,  g'd  7s,  1900  J&J 

109 

65 
13 

4  5 

:•> 

Erie  &  Pittsburg- 
Con.  M.,  7e,  1^98  J&J 
Equlpment,7e,  1900  A&O 
Gen.  M.,  g.,  guar.,  4s,  1940  .J&J 
Eecanaba  &  L.  Su.—  See  Chi.  &  N.W. 
Eureka  Springs.  Ry.— 
1st,  6e,  *.,  1933  F&A 
2d  Income  6s,  1933  Feb.  1 

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Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask/ 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Evansvllle  &  Indiana— 
Ter.H.&S'east,  1st,  78.1909.M&S 
Ev.&  In.,l8t,g.,g'd  6s,  '24J&J 
Consol.,  g.,  g'a,  6s,  1926  ..J&J 

•100 

•  75 

* 

•110 
-"85" 

•ibs" 

•102 
•  9iS 

* 
* 

lOOia 
lOlis 
105 
109 
10014 
107 
100>4 
100  "4 
101 

iom 

102 
102 

"'78»i 

*108 
-  73i« 

*  97 

alOO 
a  97>s 
a  78"8 
•  67-s 

•ib"6"4 

*  56* 
*  50 

* 

•102 
•100 
•  89 
*  82 

•100  »s 
.  77^ 

•104 

*  SOifl 
*  96ia 
*102 
•111 
*112 
•100 

*  85 

*106 
•104 
Jill 
I   36 

*  99 

* 
* 

"95" 
70 

111 
75 
100 
80 

Illinois  Central—  (Concluded)— 
St.  L.  A.  &  T.  H.— 
St.  L.  South.,lst,g.,  48/31.  M&S 
2d,iiic.1nou-ciiiin.,  5s/31.  M&S 
1st  con.  g.,  5s,  1939  M&S 
Carb.&Shaw.,l8t,g.,4s,'32.M&S 
Ind.  Bloom.  &Wn.—  See  Peoria&E. 
Ind.  Cin.  &Laf.—  Seefi.C.C.  &  8t.L. 
lud.  Deo.  &Sp.—l8t,7s,  1906.  A&O 

*  90 

i 



Lchigh  Valley—  (Concluded)— 
Eaeton  &  Amboy—  5s,  1920.M&N 
Lohigh  &  N.  Y.,  1st  g.  4s,  1945.. 
Leli.V.Coal,lst,5s,g.,gu./33.J&J 
Snow  Shoe,  1st  M.,  5s,  1910.  J&J 
Ix>h.  V.Ry.  of  N.Y.,  Ist,4is8,g.,'40 
Loll  V  .Ter.,lst,g.,gn.,5s/41.  A&O 
Lehigh  &  WilkesB.—  See  Cent.  N.  J  . 
l^eroy  &  Caney  Val.  —  See  Mo.  Pac. 
Lexington  &  Eastern— 
Istg.Ss,  1900  J&J 
Gen  mort  5s,  1935.             A&O 

* 

'"94" 
'  90 
•  95 
•108 

*"l5" 

* 

92ia 

•  80 

'   84 

•"25" 
•101 
•  85 
•  93 

*  90 

•118 
•102 

;il7»a 
*"3"6" 

•100 
*  91>s 
90 
•12713 

* 

;"85" 

Evansville  &  Terre  Haute— 
let,  oou.,  g.,  6s,  1921  J&J 
1st,  gen.  5s,  gold,  1942  A&O 
Mt.  vernon,  Is!,  6s,  g.,  '23..  A&O 
8ul.  Co.  Br.,  1st,  g.,  5s,  1930.  A&O 
E.T.  H.&Chtc.-l8!,68,g.,1900M&N 
2d  6s  gold  1900                   J&J 

90 

ibg" 

100 
30 
t3 

12 
112i« 
80 

lud  Deo  &W      latg  5s  1935  J&J 

103 
90 
97 

80 

100 

95 
25 

lud  111  &Ia     1st  4s,  1939      J&D 

Income  6s,  1920  M&N 
Falrm'nt  Morganstown  &  Plttsb. 
1st,  4>«8,  1993  M&S 
Fargo  &  So.—  See  Chic.  M.  &  St.  P. 
F.  Ft.  W.  AW.,  1st,  g,  5s,  1915.  .J&J 
Income,  5s,  1945  J&J 
Filchburg— 
6s,  Oct..  1897  
5s  1899                        .  .    ..Var. 

1st  ext.,  g.,  5s,  1943  

Lima  North.—  l8t.g.,5s,1945.  A&O 
Lincoln  &  No'  westu—  See  C.  B.  &  O. 
Litch.Car.&W.—  l8t,6s,g./16.J&J 
Little  Miami- 
Renewal  5s,  1912  M&N 

Indiana  &  Lake  Michigan— 
IstM.,  g..  5s,  1939  M&S 
lud.  &  St.  L.—  See  C.  C.  0.  &  St.  L.  . 
Ind.  Un.—  1st,  4ias.  1926  M&N 
Ind.&  Vin.—  1st,  7s,  1908  F&A 
2d  uiort.,  6s,  g.,  gu.,  1900..  M&N 
International  &  Gt.  Northern— 
1st.  6s,  1919  M&N 
2d,  4i2-5s,  1909  M&S 
3d  4s  gold,  1921  M&S 

111% 
75 

119 
75 
31is 

Little  Rock  &  Ft.  8.— 
1st,  7s,  1905  J&J 
Little  Rock  &  Memphis— 
1st,  5s,  1937  M&S 

ibiio 

102% 
103 

6s  1903              J&D 

Engraved  Trust  Co.  certificates. 
Long  Br.  &  Sea  8h.—  See  C.  of  N.  J. 
Long  Dock—  See  Erie. 
Long  Island    1st,  7s  1898     M&N 

*  15 

•103 
•120 

* 

*"88% 
108 
*  83>4 

tioz" 

I  98 

• 

18 

58  1908                                    M&N 

4>S,  1897  MAS 

Colorado  River  Bridge- 
Is!  M   7s  1920                   M&N 

4138  1914                                M&N 

48  1905                                     J&D 

[owa  Cent'l    1st,  g.,  5s,  1938.  J&l) 

2d  mortgage,  7s,  1918       .    F&A 

4s,  1907  A&O 

Keithsbi>rgBr.,l8t,68,1925.J&D 
Iowa  Falls  &  S.  C.—  1st.  78/17.  A&O 
Iowa  Midland—  See  Chic.  &  N.  W. 
Jacksonville  &  St.  Louis- 
Cons.,  g.,  5s,  1925  A&O 
Income  4s,  1935  J&J 
Jaok.&So.East.—  1st  6s,  '10.  J&J 
Jack.St.Aug  &Ind.R.6s,1918.F&A 
Jack.T.&KeyW.-  lst,68,g./14.J&J 
Con.  M.  6s,  1940  M&S 
Jacksonville  Terminal- 
Is!  M.,5s,g.,g'd,July  1.1939.J&J 
Jefferson—  See  Erie. 
Jeff.  Mad.  &  Ind.—  See  P.  C.C.&  St.L. 
Jollet  &  Northern  Indiara— 
1st  M  78  1907      



let,  cousol.,g.,  5»,  1931  Q-J 
Gen.  mort.,  g.,  4s,  1938  J&D 
Met.  Ferry—  1st,  g.  5s,  1937M-N 
Ferry.  Ist,4i28,  oon.g.,  1922.M&S 
4s,  gold,  1932  J&D 
Debenture  gold  5s,  1934.  ..J&D 
N.  8h.  Br.,  1st,  con.  5s,  g.,'32.6-J 
N.Y.  &  R'k'y—  1st  7s,  1901.  A&O 
N.Y.&  R.B.—  l8t,g.,58,1927.M&8 
2d  mort.,  inc.,  1927  
N.Y.Bklyn.&  M.B.,lst,g.,5s,1935 
Brook.&Mon.,lst,g.6s,1911M&S 
1st,  5s,  1911.              .         M&S 

120 

i"i"6" 

84 

ioi" 

103 
90 

"42>i 
106% 

48  1915 

4s"  July  i  WIG 

90 
60 

4s,  Refunding,  Mar.,  1927..  M&S 
Cheshire   6s  1898 

Flint  &  Pere  Marquetie— 
1st  M.  g.,  6s,  1920  A&O 
1st,  eon.,  gold,  5s,  1939....  M&N 
Holly  Wayne  &  Monroe  RR.  — 
1st  8s,  Jan.  1901  J&J 
Port  Huron  Dlv.,  g,  5s,  1939.... 
Construction  7s,  r&99  A&O 
Florida  Central  &  Peninsula  — 
1st  gold,  5s,  1918  J&J 



'76" 

* 

*100 

•116 
•110 
•103 

50 

*  99 
•  35 
•105 

*114 
•104 
•100 
•112 
•100 

* 

2d,5s,1938  J&D 

Ist.r  g.  ext.  5s,  gold,  1930..  J&J 
1st  con  5s,  gold,  1943          J&J 

L.I.City&F.—  1st,  6s,  1911.  M&N 
2d  58  1937                           M&N 

So.  Bound,  1st  g.,  5s,1941.  A&O. 
Florida  Southern— 
IstM.,  g,  g'd,  avis,  1945..  J&J 
Ft.  St.  Un.  Dep.Co.—  4i28,g./41.J&J 
Ft.  Smith  &  VTfi.B.—  See  St.L  &  S.  F. 
Ft.  Worth  &  Den.  C.—  G.,  4-6s,  1921 
Ft.W.  &B.  G.—  1st,  5s,  g.,  1928.  J&J 
Foxbury  Br.—  See  Pitt.  &  West. 
Fre.  Elk  &  Mo.  Kiv.—  See  C.  &  N.  W. 
Gainesville  Jeff.  &  Southern— 
1st,  7s,  1911  J&J 
Galv.  Harrieb'g  &  San  Antonio-.- 
1st  6s  gold,  1910  F&A 

69*o 

47 

Junctlon(Phila.)—  2d,6s,1900.A&O 
lst,4i2S,  1907  J&J 
Kalainaz.  Al.&G.R.—  See  L.8.&M.8. 
Kanaw.  &  Mich.—  See  Tol.  &  O.  C. 
Kansas  City  &  Atlantio- 
1st  6s  g  1913                     



N.Y.BayExt.R.,lst,58,g.,'43.J&J 
Mon.Ex.RR.lstM.gu.5e/45.  J&J 
Louisiana  &  Mo.  Riv.—  See  Chi.  &  A. 
La  Western    1st  6s  1921        J&J 

60 

108 
60 

105 

*  99 
•100 
*  96 

* 
* 

58 

Louisv.  Cin.  &  Lex.  —See  L.  &  N. 
Louisville  Ev.  &  St.  L.— 
Rec's  certs.,68,  May  13/97.M&N 
1st,  6s,  1926.                   .  ...A&O 

100 
101 
98 
40 
70 

KansasC.  Belt—  1st,  6s,  1916..  J&J 
Kan.  C.  Clinton  &8p.—  lst,5s,1925. 
Pleas.  Hill  &  De  Soto,  1st,  7a  '07. 
Kan.  City  Ft.  Scott  &  Memphis- 
Is!  6s  1928            M&N 

•104 
55 
95 

85 
50 
100 
85 
108 
92i2 
•  90 

70 
25 
65 

* 

120 
105 
105 
•  70 

*102is 
*   84 
*100 
*  90 

* 

•'So" 

•100 
•  30 

*  30 

*  40 

•116% 
•lOlis 

* 

40 

E.  R.  &E.Div.,lst,68,1921.J&J 
H.  T.  C.  &  C..  1st,  6s,  1927.  .  .  A&O 
2d  mort.,  2-68,  gold,  1936    

86 

Current  Riv.,  1st,  5s,  1927..A&0 
Rich  Hill  RR.,  1st,  7s,  1910.M&S 
Mem.K.&Col.lstM.7s,1910.M&S 
K.C.Ft.S.&G.,  1st,  7s,  1908...J&D 
K.C.&M.R.&  B.,ls,5s,g.,'29.  .  .  A&O 
Kan  &Mo  1st  M.  5s,  1922     .... 

Consol.  g.,  5s,  1939,  certifs..  J&J 
Gen    gold  4s  1943               M&S 

•  30 

-     7 
*100 
•100 

*  75 

«  77 

•1035s 
'105 
•121 
•101 
•1141s 
•USHi 

*106  13 

* 

di2" 

110 

11 

2d  mort.,  7s,  1905  J&D 

90" 

85 

102 

78ia 

100 

Venice&Car..  lstM,,6s,1900J&D 
1st  mort  ,  6s,  1902      .        J&D 

Mex.  &  P.  Div.,lst,5s,1931.M&N 
Gal.  HOUB.&  Hen.—  l8t,5s,'13.A&O 
Georgia  &  Alabama  — 
1st  pret.g.,  58.1945  
1st  con.  M.,  g.,  5s,  1945  J&J 
Geo.  Cr.  &  Cuinb.—  1st,  6s,'09.A&O 
Geor.Mid.—  lstM.,g.3s,1946.A&O 
Georgia  Pacific—  See  Southern  Ry. 
Georg.Car.&N.—  lst,5s,g.,'29.J&J 
Ga.  So.  &  Fl.—  1st,  g.,  5s,  1945.  J&J 
Ga.  ER.&Bank'g  Co.,6s,1897.J&J 
6s,  Jan.  1,1910  J&J 
6s,  Jail.  1,  1922  J&J 

100 

Louisville  Henderson  &  St.  L.— 
1st  mort.,  g.,  5s,  1946  JJkJ 
Louisville  &  Jefferson  Bridge  — 
Guaranteed  gold  4s,  1945.  .M&S 
Louisville  &  Nashville  — 
Consol  1st  7s  1898              A&O 

81 
83 
103% 

Kansas  City  Memphis  &  Bir.— 
Gen.  4a,  1934     M&S. 

72 
26 

Income  5s  1934                Sept.  1 

5i 

82 
96=8 

Bir.  equip.,  6s,  g..  gu.,  1903.  M&S 
Kan.  C.  &  N.  W.lst  M.  5s,1933.  J&J 
Kan.  C.  &  Omaha—  See  St.J.  &  G.  I. 
Kan.  City  &  Pac.—  See  M.  K.  &  T. 
K.  C.  St.  J  &  C.  B.—  M.  7s,  1907.J&J 
Nodaway  Val.,  lst,7s,  1920.J&D 
Tarkio  Val.,  1st  M.  78.1920.J&D 
Kan  C  Pitts  &Gulf    1st  5s  A&O 

45 
122 

Cecilian  Br.,  7s,  1907  M&8 
N.  O.  &  Mobile  1st,  6s,  1930..  J&J 
2d  6s  1930                           J&J 

122 

E.  H.  &N.  1st,  6s,  1919  J&D 

Lou.  0.  &  Lex.—  Gen.  6s,  red.  to 
4i«e,  Nov.,  1931  M&N 
2d  mort.,  7s,  1907  A&O 
Mem.&0.,stl.M.,7s,g./01..J&D 
Louis.  Ry.  T.  Co.,  1st,  Ss/Ol.M&N 
M.Clarksv.&L,stl.68,g./02.F&A 
Maysv.&  Lex.l8tM.7s,1906.J&J 
L.&N.,Mob.&Mont.4i28,'45.M&S 
PensacolaDiv.,lst,6s,1920.M&S 
St.  Louis  Div.,  1st,  6s,  1921.  M&S 
2d,  3s,  1980  M&S 
Nash.  &  Dec.,  1st,  7s,  1900..  J&J 
So.  &No.  Ala..*.,  guar.  6s,  1903.  .  . 
S.  F.,  6s,  1910  M&N 
Cons,  mort.,  guar.,  5s,  1936  — 
50-year,  gold,  5s,  1937  M&N 
Unified  4s  gold  1940           J&J 

1st  5s  Jan  1   1922.                 J&J 

72 

Gettysburg  &  Har.  Ry.— 
Cons.  5s,  g.  g'd,  1926      A&O 

100 

Kan.  C.  Sub.  Belt-  lst,6s,'20.J&D 
Con.  Term.  1st,  g.,  5s,  1922.J&J 
Kan.  C.  Union  Ter..5s,1923.  F&A 
Kan.  C.  &  Ind.  Air  L.,  58/22.M&S 
Kan.  C.  Wat.  &  Gulf— 
IstM.,  g.,5s,  Jan.  1,1930...  J&J 
Kansas  Mid.—  1st  g.,  4s,  1937.  J&D 
Kansas  Pacific  —  See  Union  Pac 
Keithsburg  Br.—  See  Iowa  Cent. 
Kentucky  Central  —  SeeL.  &N. 
Ken.&Iud.Bd.—  lst,g.,5s/ll.M&S 
2d  M.,  gold,  5s,  1919  A&O 
Term.,  gold,  5s,  1916  J&D 
New  Albany  Belt  &  Terminal- 
Is!  M.,  gold,  6s,  1920  J&D 
Keokuk  &  lies  M.—  See  C.  R.  I.  &  P. 
Keokuk  &  Ham.  Bridge— 
IstM  8s  1899                        A&O 

ii'e" 

92 

Grand  Rapids  &  Ind.  — 
1st,  1.  g.,  a.  f.  g'd,  7s,  g.,  '99,  J&J 
IstM.  g,  7s,  not  1.  g.,  1899..  A&O 
Exten.  1st,  g,  41-2,  1941  J&J 
Muskegon  Dlv.,  g,  5s,  1926.  J&J 
Gr.  Rap.  L.  &  D.—  See  Det.  L.  &  No. 
Great  Northern  - 
Col.  tr.  4s,  g.,  1902               M&S 

50 
65 

103 
45 
70 

50 

70 

118 
10214 
101  ia 

104 

*  i"i2 
•10113 
nos 

113 
41 

100 

124 

•ib'gii 

(104 
•108 
(   93 

•"79% 

* 

Greenwood  Anderson  &  West.— 
IstM.,  g.,  5s,  1936  J&J 
Kan.  &  St.  Jo.—  See  C.  B.  &  Q. 
Harrisb.  P.,  &c.—  1st,  4s,  1913.  J&J 
Hart.  &  Conn.  West^5s,  1903.  J&J 
Henderson  Bridge  Co.  — 
1st  M.,  gold,  6s,  1931  M&S 
Hot.  Spr.  RR.—  1st,  g.,  5s,  '33.  M&N 
Housatonic—  See  N.  Y.  N.  H.  &  H. 
Houston  East  &  West  Texas— 
1st,  5a,  g.,  May  1,1933  M&N 
Houston  &  Texas  Central  — 
1st,  Waco  &  Nor.,  7s,  1903.  .  .  J&J 
1st,  1.  g..  g.,  5s,  1937  J&J 
Consol.,1.  g.,  gold.  6s,  1912.A&O 
Debenture  6s,  Oct.  1,  1897.  A&O 
Debenture  4s,Oot.  1,  1897.  A&O 
Gen.,  gold,  4s,  1921  A&O 
Hud.&  Riv.  F.—  SeeCh.  St.  P.M.&O. 
Huntingdon  &  Broad  Top.  — 
1st,  g.,4s,  Sept.  30,  1920.  ..A&O 
2d  mort,  4s,  gold,  1925  F&A 
Cons.  mort.  5s,  g.,  1925  A&O 
Illinois  Central- 
ist, gold,  4s,  1951  J&J 
Gold.  3138,  1951  J&J 

107 

Vs" 

98 
80 
98 
102 
80 

*  80 
•110 

100 

111 
90 

88 

Pensa.  &  Atl.,  Ist6s,gu./21  .F&A 
Col.tr.,  gold,  5s,  1931  M&N 
Nas.F.&S.,lst,gu.,g.,5s/37.F&A 
Ky.  Cent.,  4s,  gold,  1987  J&J 
Louisville  N.  A.  &  Chicago— 
1st,  6s,  1910  J&J 

aoo 

*  75 

•  asH 

•114 

•   78 

"125 
"111 
•101 

LakeE.  &West.—  1st,  g.,  5s/37.  J&J 
2d,  g.,  5s,  1941  J&J 
No.  Ohio,  1st,  guar.,  g.,  5s,  1945 
Lake  Shore  &  Michigan  So.— 
Cons,  g.,  3ias,  June  1,  1997  
Buff.  &  E.,  uew  b.,M.  7S/98.A&O 
Det.  Mon.&  fol.—  lst,7s/06.F&A 
Lake  Shore  Div.,  7s,  1899.  .  .  A&O 
LakeS.,  cons.  1st,  7s,  1900..  .J&J 
Cons.  2d,  7s,  1903  J&D 
Mahon.  C.  RR.—  1st,  5s,  1934.J&J 
Kal.  A.  &  Gr.  R.—  1st,  5s,  '38.J&J 
Leaven  worth  Term.  Ry  &  Bridge- 
Is!  M.,  gold,  5s,  1923  J&J 
Lehigh  &  Hudson- 
Is!  mortgage,  g.,  5s,  1911...  J&J 
2dM.  5s,  1917  J&J 
Warwick  Val     Is!  6s  1900  \&O 

116 

84 
45 
107 

Con.  mort.,g.,  6s,  1916,  ctfs.  A&O 
Gen.  M.,  g.,  5s,  1940,  certs.M&N 
C.  &  I.  Div.,  6s,  gold,  1911..F&A 

•103 
•104 

•  44 
*106 

*  eb 



Mahouing  Coal—  See  L.  S.  &  M.  S. 
Maine  Central  — 
Mortgage  7s,  1898  J&J 

103 
106 
135 

100 
105 
102 
107 
102 

96 
99 
107i« 
104ifi 

•108 

* 

*"l2" 

, 

•107i4 
•1131s 
•123% 
•117 
•114 

* 

*  90 

* 

«i02" 
•100 
•100 

•t  

HOO 

•t  

M  

•t  

•129" 

* 

107ia 
llSij 

123?8 
120 

82 

100 

HI 

+ 
*104 

-i'oT^ 
1-102" 

•102  14 
•101 

105 

112 
106 

102" 

Exten.  bonds,  6s,  g.,  1900.  .  .  A&O 
Cons.,  7s,  1912  A&O 
Knox.  &  Line.,  1st  M.,  Pen.  Sh. 
line,  4s,  1920    F&A 

136i4 
103 

2d  5s  Feb   1    1921 

Cons  4s,  Apr.  1,  1912           A&O 

10314 

Cons.,  4138,  Apr.  1,  1912  A&O 
4138,  gold,  Feb.,  1905  
Hereford  Railway- 
Is!  M.,  guar.,  4s,  1930...  M&N 
Upper  Coos,l8t4s,  gd.!930M&N 
Extens.  4ias,  gold,  1930.  .  .  .M&N 
Eur.&N.A.,4s,  gold,  1933...  J&J 
Manchester  &  Augusta  — 
1st,  5s,  1943  J&J 
Man.  So'w'n.Col.—  5s,g.,1934.J&D 
Mar.  &  N.  Ga.—  1st,  6s,  g.,  'll.J&J 
Consol.  6s,  1937  J&J 

Col.  tr.,  gold,  4s,  1952  A&O 
Col.  Tr.,  gold,  4s,  1953  M&N 

100 
100 
110 
105 

'25" 
4 

9d  6s,  1912  A&O 

Col.  Tr.  2-10  gold,  4s,  1904.  J&J 
Cairo  Bridge,  4s,  g.,  1950...  J&D 
Springfield  Div.,  6s,  1898...  J&J 
Middle  Div.,  reg.  5s,  1921.  .F&A 
Sterling  S.  F.,  3s,  g.,  1903.  .A&O 
Sterling,  gen.  M.,  5s,  g.,'05.  J&D 
1st  mort,  a,  g.,  3s,  1951...  F&A 
Chl.St.  L.&N.O.,lst,ln.7s,'97.. 
1st,  con.,  7s,  Nov.  1,  1897.  M&N 
2dM,6s,  1907  J&D 
Cous.g.,  58,1951  J&D 
Mem.  Dlv.,  1st,  4s,  g.,  1951.J&D 
Western  lines,  g..  4s,  1951.  .F&A 
St.  Louis  Alton  &  Terre  Haute— 
1st  and  term.,  g.,  5s,  1914  J&D 
Bell.  &  S.  11.  ex.  g.,4'ss,Oct.,'97 
Bellev.&Car.,lst,68,1923.J&D 
Ch.St.  L.&Pad.,l8t(g.,5s.l917 
2d  M.  income,  g.,5s.,1917  .M&S 

Wawayanda  Valley-6s,1900J&J 
Lehigh  Valley  — 
1st,  6s,  1898  J&D 

UOO 

nos^s 
lias" 

1108 
I   91 
•101 
*101 

•12414 
noiis 

•105>s 

102 

106 
103 
117 
117 
93 
98 

i)6" 

ibii^ 
9514 

101 

"98" 
110 

ibs" 
111 

94 

Con.  M.,  sterl.,  6s,  g.,  1897.  .J&D 
Con.  M.,6s,ann  J&D 
Con.M.,63,  R.,  gold,  1923..  J&D 
Con.  M.,  4138,  C.,  1923  J&D 
Con.  M.,  4iss,  aim  J&D 
2d,  M.,  7s,  1910  M&S 
Car  trusts,  g.,  5s,  Aug.'97  to  1906 
Middlesex  Val.lst,g.,5s/42.M&N 
Pa.  &  N.Y.O'nal,lst,7s,1906.  J&D 
Con.  M.,  5s,  1939  A&O 
Con.  M.,  4s,  1939  A&O 
Cons.,  4iss,  1939  A&O 
Elmira  Cortland  &  Northern 
lstpref.,g.,6s,Apr.l,1914.A&O 
1st  M.,  g.,  5s,  1914  A&O 
OanaatotaNor.,  lst.6s,  '06.  J&J 

Marq.  H.&  0.—  Mort.,6s,1925.  A&O 
Maysv.&Lex.—  See  LOUISV.&  Nash. 
MoK'sport&B.  V.—  See  P.  McK.&  Y. 
Memphis  &  Charleston— 
IstM.,  g.,  7s,1915  J&J 

•107 

•108 
•108 
•108 
•  85 
«  20 

1 

•i'oT" 

* 

•106 

* 
* 

2d  mort.,  7s,  exten.,  1915.  .  .J&J 
1st  cons.,  Tenii.  lion,  g.,  7s,  1915. 
1st  consol.,  g.,  7s,  1915  J&J 
Gen.  gold  6s,  1924  J&J 
Merchants'  Br.—  See  St.L.Mer.Ter. 

* 

* 



•  Flat  price.                  I  In  London.                        a  In  Amsterdam.                       t  Last  sale. 

JI-XE,  1897.  J 


RAILROAD    BONDS. 


Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

110 

107 

Mex.  Cent-Consol.  4s,  1911.  .J&J 
1st  eon.,  inc.  3s,  1939           July 

66  ^ 
16 

A 
* 

(105 
(  52 

95 

•116 
•104* 
"119 
•104 
101 
•110 
•110 
•  70 

i  " 

•iYi" 

•100 

67  Hi 
17 
10 

97 

107 

56 

S.  Hav.  &  Derby—  See  Housatonic 
New  Hav.ANo.—  See  N.Y.N.H.&H 
N.  J.  Junction—  See  N.  Y.  Central. 
N  J.AN.Y.-lst,68,1910....M&N 
N.  J.  Southern—  See  Central  N.  J. 
New  London  Northern  — 
1st,  5s,  1910  JAJ 
Ut,  4s,  July,  1910  J&J 

•110 

•110 
•lOHa 

•106 



Northern  Cal.-See  Central  Pac. 
Northern  111.  -See  Chic.  &  N.  W. 
Northeast  Pennsylraiia  — 
1st,  g.,gu.,  5s  1940 
Northeast,  of  South  Carolina- 
1st  M.,  8s,  1899...                M&S 

•102 
•104 

•ibi" 

•1C6 

'1151-! 
•107 
•115 
*114 
•105 

*118 
^100 

•127" 
•125 
*  85 

3d,  eon.,  inc.  31,1939  July 
Mexican  imliwt  RR.- 
1st.  g..  6s.  Jan.  1,  1926  JAJ 
:,  International— 
1-t.  4».  gold.  1»42  M&S 
Mexican  National— 

2d  mort.,  8s,  1899  M&S 
Consol.,  gold,  6s,  1933            J&j 

3d.  A,  inc.6s,  '17,  c'p'n  ltpd.M&8 
2d  M  .  ser  B.  Ine.  «*,  1917...  Apr. 
Mexican  Northern— 
1st  M.,  g.,  X  1910... 

New  Orleans  &  Northeastern  — 
Priori.,  6s  1915 
Sew  Orleans  A  Southern- 
Prior  Uen  5s,  '31  AAO 
New  Orleans  A  Western— 
1st  Term.,  g.,  5s,  1946  J&J 
2d  mort.,  4s  

40 
80 

Northern  central— 
2d  M.,  6s,  1900  A&O 
Con.mort.,6s,g.,coup.,  1900.  J&J 
Con.  gen.  M.,  6s,  A,  1904..  ..J&J 
Con.  G.  M.,  4iss,  E,  1925..  .A&O 
Mort.bds.,58,  1926,  ser.  A...  J&J 
Mortgage  bonds,  5s,  Ser.  B,  1926 
Union  Railroad,  2d  68,  1900 
Northern  New  Jersey— 
1st  6s,  1917  J&j 

ib"9" 

Michigan  Central- 
Couol.  7a.  1902  MAN 

117 



Consol.  5s,  19O2  M&N 

5s.  coupon.  1331  MAS 
Mortgage  4»,  1940  JAJ 

i'ds" 

Newport  A  Cincinnati  Bridge— 
4i«8,  g    g'd  1945                    J&J 

•106 

•1011:1, 

*105 
•103 
(114 
•HO^e 
•103 
•1085, 

* 

108 

New£  A  Rich.-  See  Conn.  A  Pass. 
New  River  B'dge—  See  Ches.A  Ohio 
N.Y.  B.&M.  Bch.—  SeeLonglsland. 
V.Y.  Bay  Ext.  RR.—  See  Long  Isl. 

125 

J.  L.  A  Sag.,  lit  ext.  5s  19O1 
Det  A  B7C.,  1st.  8s,  19O2  .  .MAN 
DetAB.  C.    Bridge,  8s.  1903   .. 
Bay  C.AB.C.UtM..g.,Xt89JAD 
Bat.  C.  A  B.,lstffn.,g^X'89JAD 
Grand  River,  1st,  6s,  19O9..MA8 
Kalm.  A  3.11..  1st,  5i.  1939.MAN 
Middlesex  Valley-See  Leh.  VaL 
Midland  of  N.  J.-Bee  H.  Y.  8.  A  W. 
Midland  Terminal 

120 

Northern  Ohio-See  L.  E.  &  West 
Northern  Pacific— 
Mo.  Div.,  6s,  1919  M&N 

82 

N.  Y.  A  Can.—  See  Del.  A  Hud. 
New  York  Central  &  Hud.  Riv.— 
1st.  coupon.  7s,  1903  J&J 

General  1st  M.,  6s,  1921.      J&J 
West,  of  Minn.,  1st,  7s,'07..M&N 
St  Paul  &  No.  Pac.,  6s,g.,'23.F&A 
Reg.  certs  Q—  F 
Prior  Uen,g.,48.  1997  8—  J 

118 

107 
105 

Debenture  5s,  1884-1904..  M&S 
X  1889-1004  M&S 
48.189O-19O5  J&D 
Debteerts.,4s,g.,1905,ext.M&N 
Sterllngmort,  6s,  g.,  1903.  .J&J 
N.Y.A  Har-m  1st  7s,  1900.  M&N 
N.  J.  Juno.,  1st,  4s,  gu.!986.F&A 
WestShore,  1st,  48,2361  J&J 
4s,  registered 



Gen.  hen,  g.,  3s,  2047  .reg. 
North  Pacific  Ter.  Co.— 
1st,  6s,  1933  j&j 
North  Pennsylvania— 
1st  M.,  4s,  extended,  1936  M&N 
6s,  deb.,  1905  M&S 
7s,  general  mort.,  1903,  reg.  J&J 
Norwich  &  Worcester— 
4s,  1927                                   M&S 

•103  >< 

54H 

Equip.  Botea,  1897-8  FAA 
MlTL-Slr.  A  Weit-Bee  Chic.A  N.  W. 
Mll.AL.Wlnn.—  lit,  0*.  1912.  .JAJ 
Man.  Dir..  lit.g.,6*.  1926.AAO 
Incomes,  Se,  1912  

116 
110% 

109 
1O9 
109 
115 
92 

i-2-r 

Deb.  conv..  g.,  6s.  Ap.l  .'04.  AAO 
MUw.  A  MadUon—  See  Chic.  A  N.  W. 

• 

Beech  Cr.,lst,4s,g.,gu.  1936.  J&J 
2d,  guar.,  g.,  5s,  1936  J&J 
Clf.BltC.Co.,lBtg.4«,'40.J&J 
Gouv.AOsw.,lst,5s,g.,1942.J&D 
Nor.  &Mont,lst.5s.g.,  1916.  A&O 
Cart.  A  Adir.,  1st,  4s,  g.,  '81.J&D 
Dunkirk  Warren  A  Pitts.  1st  in. 
g..  7s.  1900  J&D 

* 

102 

*  8214 

•  90 

•120 
•110 

* 

(110 
*  80 

Mllw.  A  No.-See  «.  hie.  MIL  A  Bt  P. 
Mllw.  AStP.-See  C.  M.  A  8t  P. 
Mil  w.  A  8t  L.  .  gn.-«ee  B.  C.  R.  A  N 
Mln.  Range—  New  eon.  3i,  '31.  JAJ 
Mtni.ri.|H,:.,a;  M.  LMrin- 
l*t  7«,  1927  JAD 

Ogdensburg  &  Lake  Cham.— 
Cons.  6s,  1920                        A&O 

* 

Income  6s,  1920 

20 
102H 

(103 

* 

108 

Ogdensburg  Transit— 
1st,  6s,  1909  F&A 
Ohio  I.  A  W.—  See  Peoria  &  East. 
Ohio  &W.  Va.  -See  Col.  H.  V.&  r.— 
Ohio  &  Mississippi—  See  B.&O.S.W 
Ohio  River  RR.— 
1st  g.,  5s,  1936                        J&D 

•  68 

"83" 
100 

148 

lit,  7i.  Jan.,  1907   JAJ 
Minn.  A  I>ol.,  I.t7s.  1907..  MAM 
lit,  conaoL,  gold,  3s,  1034  

H/Y.  A  Pnt.lst.g.,  5s,  1927.  A&O 
lst,4s,g.,1993                     AAO 

•12013 
•1051s 

124 

loeij 

101»g 

Oswego*  Rome.  '-'(1.5s,  1915.  F*  A 
lit,  mort,  7s.  1915  M&N 

Iowa  Ext.  lit.  g.,  7s.  1900.  JAD 
Bo-west  Ext.lst.r..7i,1010JAD 
Paelflc  K 
Minn.  A  Pac.-lit.  Si,  1936...  JAJ 
Minn.  B.  Bte.  M.A  A  tl.-lit,  4a.  1926 
Minn.  Union—  Bee  St  P.  M.  A  M. 
MlM.  Rl  v  Bdg.-rVre  (hie.  A  A. 
Mlnnnrl  Kanaai  A  Texa»  — 
lit.  fold.  4a,  1990.  JAD 

•its" 

(  90 
(   93 

•  84»» 
I  59 
•"75" 
•104 
•  67 

•iso 

(IO7 
•119 
•112 
•110 

•ibi" 

•100 
•  99 

•102  ij 
•137 
105 

•106 

114 
114 

•115 
•110 
•101  >s 
•101 
•120 
•106 
•100 
•104 
•105 

•110 

•105 
•10fti« 
106 

* 
* 

140 

111 

120 

Mohawk&M.,lst,4s,g.,1991.M&8 
RomeW.AO..lstex.,5K,'22.A&O 
R.W.AO.Ter.R.lsl.5s,'18...M&N 
Syracuse  No.  1st  M.7s,  1901.J&J 
Wat  A  Rome  1st,  6s,  1910..  MAS 
Utica  A  B.  Rlv.,4s,g.,1922..J&J 
WMtTransltCo..4igi«,1903.F&A 
N.  Y.  Chicago  A  St  Louis— 
1st,  g.  4s,  1937           .             A&O 

Gen.  gold  5s.  1937  A&O 

Hunt  &  B.  S.,  1st,  6s,  1922.J&J 
Rav.Spen.&G.,lst,  6s,1920.F&A 
Ohio  Southern- 
Receiver's  certs.,  6s,  gold  
Istg.  68,1921  J&D 
Gen.  mortgage  g.  4s,  1921.  M&N 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  certificates 

100 
98 

100 

M 

83 

"so" 

110 



86 
10 

103 

10,;  i... 
1O4 

108 

3d,  gold.  4*.  19UO    .          ...FAA 

Ohio  Valley  (Ky.)— 
1st  mortgage  5s,  gold,  1926  
Gen.  consol.,  1st,  5s,  1938..  J&J 
Old  Colony— 
6s,  Aug.,  1897  F&A 
4i«8,  Dec.,  1897  J&D 
4>«8,  19O4  A&O 

10 

40 

100 
100 

105 
10219 
112 

•  50 

(  73 

•112% 
*  85"s 

82 
40 
20 

(   98 

50 
50 

UtllteMlunSe.  1944.....  MAN 
M.K.AT.of  T..  lstXgu.,'42JIA8 
T»b.  A  Neosbo.,  lat,7a,  1903  JAD 
Kan.  a  A  Pae..lit.4i,g.>»O.FAA 
Dal.  A  Waco,  lit,  KU..X40.  MAN 
Booner.  B.  Co.,  7i,  gu..'O6.MAN 
•fceriiaa  Btf  ei  euuii  A  aonttern 
lit  M.,  go.,  cold.  Se,  1943J  AD 

New  York  A  Greenwood  Lake- 
Prior  Uen  g.5s  ..                  I'm 

N.  Y.  A  Harlem-See  N.  Y.  C.  &  H. 
N.Y.  Lack.AW.-See  D.L.  &  W. 
N.Y.L.E.A  W.-See  Erie. 
N.Y.  AM.  Beach-See  Long  Island. 
X.  V.  A  New  Eng.—  See  New  Eug. 
N.  Y.  New  Haven  A  Hartford- 

75«i 

•102 

• 

4s,  gold,  Feb.,  1924  F&A 

4s,  Dec.,  1925  J&D 

B.  C.  F.  A  N.  B.  5s,  1910...  J&J 
Omaha  Bridge—  See  Union  Pacific. 
Omaha  &  S.  \V.—  See  C.  B.  &  O. 
Omaha  A  St  Louis- 

lrt,5«,  gold.  row..  1M3...AAO 

80 
75 

604 

Con,  deb..  4s.  (1,000...        \,\" 

Deb.  4s,  1947  MA.-- 

Boston  A  New  York  Air  Line— 

fiMntti.  Ifftff  ....         ...MAN 

•  e? 

Danbnry  A  Norwalk— 
Con.  X  July  1.  1920  JAJ 
Gen-XAprll  1,  1925..  ..AAO 
Harlem  River  A  Portvhester— 
lit,  7«,  guar.,  Oct.  1903..  AAO 
1st  X  gu»r.,  Oct.  19O3.AAO 
2d,4a,  June  1911      .    .    JAD 

Oregon  &  California- 
Is!  5e.  1927  JAJ 

75 

113 

86 

82% 
42 
25 

102 

3d  mort.  7«,  1906              .  MAM 

Tnutffold.  X  1917  MA8 

• 

Oregon  luipt.  Co.—  See  Miscellan's 
Oregon  Railroad  A  Navigation— 
1st,  s.  f.,  g.,  6s,  1909  J&J 
Cons.,  g.,  4s.  1946  J&D 

CoL  traita,  X  1990.  FAA 

•  40 

• 



Lexington  Dir..  Sa,  1MO...FAA 

td.°ext  X  fokufej*'!3!  .  JAJ 
St  L.  R.  E..  Tat,  X  IBM..  .MAN 
CaroBdelet  Br.,1  it.  4%a/SB\AAO 

VerdlgVal-I.AW.,l>tX>26.MAi< 

-'. 
1"- 

•ioiii 
•102 

•  04 

• 

105 

Ore.  Sh.  L.  A  Utah  N.—  See  Un.  P 
Oregon  Short  Line  — 
1st  conv.  5s  (when  iss.)  

H'aatonlc—  1st  4s,  1910....  AAO 
Con.g.,  X  1937  MAN 
HewH.ADert-y-lstm-s.'OOK&A 
ConaoL  X  1918  MAN 
Ponded  eertfs..  On.  19OO  
New  Har.A  N.—  1st,  7s,  1899.  J&J 
ConaoL  6s,  April.  19O9.  .  ..AAO 
North  ext  5s    1911          AAO 



7'_i 
104 

Non-cum.  Inc.  5s,  A  (when  Iss.). 
Non-cum.  inc.  5s,  B  (when  iss.). 
Oswego  A  Rome—  See  N.  Y.  Cent 
Oswego  A  Syracuse—  See  D  .L.  A  W. 
OtUwaOsw.AFoxR.—  SeeC.B.&O. 
OttumwaC.F.&StP.—  SeeC.&N.W. 
Paduch.  &  Eliza.—  See  C.  O.  &  S.W. 
Panama— 
Sterl'g  M.7s,  g.,  Oct.  1897.  A&O 
Sinking  fund,  g.,  4i«8,  1917  

Ler.  ACan.  V.  A.U.lilX'26  JAJ 

•  33 

•103% 



Bt  Louto  Iron  Mount'.  A  Sooth, 
lit  eitea.  g..  4  >*•.  l»47.  .  .FAA 
2dexMn..  (..  Si.  lu«7  .  MAN 
Ark.  ext.  XI0S5  
Cairo  ArttAT..l»t7«.g..ir7  JAD 
O»n.com.ry.Alg..5«,IWl  AAO 

UttleB*kJaaVut6»Hlu.''16!AAO 
Mobile  A  Btna.— 
Prior  lien  X  1043  JAJ 

1O6 
123 

•104  »« 

•lu.! 

•  89% 



Hew  York  Prorld.  A  Boston— 
1st,  7s,  Jan.  1,  1899  JAJ 

71 

Gen.  g.  4s,  April  1,  1942.  A&O 
Shore  Line    Ut  4H*   1910 

85 
85 

B 

•  73 
•  20 

•110 
1-11O 
•  67 

New  York  Ontario  A  Western— 
Con.5s,g.,1939  J&D 
Behind.,  1st,  gold,  4s,  1992.  M&S 
New  York  Pennsylvania  A  Ohio- 
Prior  lien  4H*  1935              MAS 

111 
93H) 

Subsidy  bonds.  6s,  1910  MAN 
Pecos  Valley—  1st,  5s,  1942..  AAO 
Pennsylvania  RR.— 
Gen.  mort,  6e,  $,  c.,  1910...  J&J 
do         6s,  *,  0,1910....  JAJ 
Con.  mort.  6s,  op,  1905  .  J  15&D15 
do         6s,  £,1905  JAJ 
do          5s,  reg.,  1919.  ...M&S 
do         4s,  gold,  1943.  ..M&N 
do         3138,  *,  1945  
Collateral  Trust,  4"ss,  1913.  J&D 
Col.  trust  4s,  Ph.  W.  &  B.,  1921  .. 
R.  E.  pur.  money,  lst48,'23M&N. 
Equip.  Trust,  4s,  '14,  series  AQ-F 
Cleveland  &  Marietta— 
1st  guar.,  g.  4ij8,  1935.  .M&N 
C.  APitt  78,s.f.,con.,  19OO.M&N 
Ser.  A,4ifl8,gen.,gtd.,  1942.  J&J 
8er.B,4iss,gen.,gtd.,1942.J&J 
Penn.  Co.  6s,  coup.,  19O7  —  Q-J 
Penn.  Co.  1st  M.  4i«8,  1921..  J&J 
PlttC.C.&StL.— 
Con.,g.gt.4i2S,8er.A,1940.A&O 
do          do      B,  1942.  ..A&O 
do          do     C,  1942..1  M&N 
do          4s     D,  1945...  M&N 
Col.A  In.Cen.,lst,  78,1904.  J&J 

•  97 
•132 

•114 
•103 
•109 
•106 

50 

Gen.  M..  cold.  4i.  1943  JAJ 
M..I.II.-  *<ih!.>  - 
1st  BOrt.,  (Old,  6a.  1927.  ..  JAD 
lst,ext*n..X  1IW7  q-J 
Gen.  mort.  4a,  1938  MAS 

102 
(100 
(101 
•104 

* 

noo 

* 

•"96" 

•104 
•117 
*  87 

•110 
•103 

103 
104 
105 

101 

72 
70 
98 

iYs" 

80 

Equip,  trust  5«',  scrip,  1910  
N.Y!  Phlla.  A  Sor.-li{,X'23  JAJ 
Income  6s.  1933  A&O 
V.  Y.  A  Putnam—  See  N.Y.  C.  &  H. 
N.Y.  A  Rockaway  Bch.—  See  L.  I. 
New  York  Susquehanua  A  W.— 
1st  refunding  5s,  1937  J&J 
2d  mort..  4ki>>,  1937  F&A 
Gen.  mort,  5s,  g.,  1940  F&A 
OoU.  trust  n*.  19O5  M&N 
Term  1st  g    5s  1943            FAA 

116 

St.  L.  AOalroWgu..  1931  .  ..  JAJ 
Mohawk  A  Malo**-BeeN.  Y.C.AH. 
Me*tC»t-S*«»tP.M.AM. 

Mowongh.  BlT.-See  B.  A  O. 
Monma-iLa.AT.-lit,ea.I»20JAJ 

•  83 

•114t 
•124 

103 

lOe^a 

Morrti  A  KWx-Bee  D.  L.  A  W. 
Haahna  A  Uiwell—  X  19OO..  JAJ 
Haihrllle  Chattanooga  A  8.  L.- 

•105 

(119 
(119 

*113i4 

•110 
•110 
•107 
•100 

•112 
•115 
•112 
122 
•110 

*iYe" 

•137 
•136 
•130 
*101 
•100 
*13O 
•101 

107 

3d  mort,  «X  1901  JAJ 

!ui 

* 

•M 

•105 
•105 

•I..", 
MM, 

•110 
•  12 

107 
00 

Mldl'dof  N.j".,  1st,  68,  1910..  A&O 
WUkeab.AEastlst  g.5s,'42.J&D 
Nodaway  Val.-See  K.C.StJ.&C.B. 
Norfolk  A  Carolina— 

123 
123 

CoaaoL,goid.X1928  AAO 
Dnek  Biver—  3d.  Oa.  19W  .. 

Bon  Air  Hr..  <K  1917  

Centrertlle  Br.,f..X  1038  
Traty  <  itr  Br.,  fa,  1917 

Norfolk  A  Southern- 
lit,  g.,5s.  1941  MAN 
Nor.  A  Montreal-See  N.  Y.  C. 



MeM\M.W.AAl..l*t.X'17JAJ 
ta*perBr.,litX1023.  JAJ 
X  1IKX                                  JAJ 

Norfolk  Va.  Beach  A  Southern— 
1st  mortgage,  gold,  5s,  1946  — 

ll'i" 
126 

-  -  .  .  . 

Haeh.  nor.  AflieC    Bee  UAH. 
Hat  A  Red!  R.  VaL-oa.1032.  .MAN 
Hebraika—  «ee  O.  B.Q. 
Nerad*  Omt  lltM-f  -X1638  JAJ 
Her.  Co.  Har.  G.  RK,  7s,1024JAJ 
Revada  Bo.  lit  M.  g.  X  1923J  AJ 
Hew.  Bom.  A  St-1  it.  X  "20  .  MAN 
Ne  wb'g  Dutch  A  C  onn.-Inc.,  1977 
HeweaaUe  A  Sh**.  Val.-X  1917. 
Hew  England  Railroad— 
H.  Y.  i  H.  E..  lit,  7i,  1009..  JAJ 
lit.  X  100ft  J*J 
COMO).  *..  X  July  1.  1043.  JAJ 
Borton  Trrm..  Ut,  4*.  1939.  AAO 
WmwL  A  P..l»t.*u..5«.191O.  AAO 



Norfolk  A  Western- 
General  6s  1931               ..  M&N 

•121 
•118 
(114 
•1OO 
•102 

* 

C.StL.APitt8.1st,58,g,'32.A&O 
Jeff.Mad.&Iud.l8t,78,'06.A&O 
2d  M.,  7s,  1910  J&J 
Pitt8.C.&St.L.lst,7s,1900F&A 
Steub.  &Ind.lst,  5s,1914..J&J 
Un.&  Log'n8p,lstM.7s,'05A&O 
Pitts.  FtiW.&C.  lst,78,'12.J&J 

New  River!  1st  6s,  1932....  A&O 
Imp't  and  exten.,  6s,  1934  .F&A 
Nof.  A  Pet.  1st  M.  5s,  1900.  JAJ 
Col.Con.ATer.,lst,5s,g.,'22.J*J 
BclotoVal.4N.E.,lst4s,'89.MAN 
So.  Hide  Va.con.  1  B  t  pf.ex.  3s,  1900 
Con.  1st  pref..  ext,  6s.  19OO 
Va.ATenu.,4tbM.,8s,19OO..J&J 
Extended,  X  1900  J&J 

120 
116 

ibs" 

80 

106 

•  43 

.;-, 

•100 

•103 
•110 
•100 

•102 

•121 
•114 

i'io'  ' 

lii- 

100 

3d,  7s,  1912  AAO 
St.  L.V.  A  T.  H.  2d,  7s,  1898  .MAN 
2d  7s,  gtd.,  1898  M&N 
Alleg.  Val.,  1st  M.,  7s,  1910.A  AO 
General,  4s,  gold,  1942.  ..M&S 
Penn  &  N.  Y.  Canal—  See  Lehlgh  V  • 

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llollllo. 

Bid. 

Auk. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Pennsylvania  &  Northwestern— 
5s  1930       J&J 

t 

100 

Rich.  Hill—  See  K.  C.  Ft.  S.  &  M. 
Rich.  &  M'k'ub.—  lst,6a,1921.  M&N 
Rich.  &  Petersb.—  68,  1915.  ..M&N 
Do    consol.,  7e,  1915  M&N 
Do    conFOl.,  41-28,  1940.  .  .M&N 
Rlch.Y.R.&Che8.-l8t,5s,1910.J&J 
2d  mort.,4is8,  1910  M&N 
Rio  Gr.  West.—  1st,  4s,  1939..  J&J 
Rio  Gr.Junc.—  l8t,gu.,58,1939.  J&D 
Rio  Gr.  South.—  1st,  3-4s,1940.J&J 
River  Frontr-lst,  guar.,  4>i!8,  1912 
Roanoke  &  South.—  See  Norf.  &  W. 
Roch.  &  Pitta.—  See  Buff.  R.  &  P. 
R.I.  &  Peo.—  1st  M.,  1O8,  1906.J&J 
Conaol  1st  6s  1925               J&J 

•  74 
•115 
•120 
•1OO 
•  95 
80 
73 
85ia 
55 
104 

•120 
•117 

ibs" 

97 

•'5414 

So.  Pao.  N.  M.-lst,  6s,  1911.  .J&J 
Southern— 
1st,  consol.,  gold,  5s,  1994..  J&J 
E.Tenn.reor.llcn,4-5s,  1938  M&S 
Ala.  Cent.  1st  g.,  6s,  1918  ..  .J&J 
Atl.&Ch.Air-L.exten.4s,'07.A&0 
1st  7s  1907                          J&J 

90  la 

lT6" 
103 

•105 

Bells  Gap,  1st,  6»,  1905  F&A 
Cons.  mort.  68,1913  A&O 
Penobscot  Shore  Line  —  See  Mulno 
Pensacola  &  Atl.  —  See  Lou.  &  Nash. 
Pflo.  Deo.  <*  Evan  sv.  — 
1st  6s  1920                            J&J 

* 

'    9038 

ibs" 

•100 
1201« 
"lOOHi 
•105 

•109 
•115 
11213 
•110 
U1S14 
•107<>8 
•116 
*  99 

Ceutr 
•  93 

117 
al. 



7313 
90 
60 

Income  6s,  19OO                  A&O 

2d  mortgage  5s  1926            MAN 

Atl.Tenu.&O.—  lst,M.6s,'13A&O 
Char.  Col.  &  Augusta  — 
1st  M.,  gold,  ext.  5s,  1909.J&J 
2dM.  78.1910  A&O 

Eng.  Tr.  Co.  certif  s  

*   11 
*  92 

Evausv.  Dlv.  1st,  6s,  1920..  M&S 
Peorla  &  East.—  See  C.  C.  C.&  St.  L. 
Peoria&Pekin  Un.—  l8t.6s.'21.Q-J 
2d  mort   4138  1921             MAN 

93 

'115 

*  77 

•'96" 
*  98 
*109 
;114i« 

•100 
*  98 

•i'is" 

•lOSHi 
*102ij 

•  95 

*  84 

'   81 
•123 

"127" 
•1311s 
*123i4 
*102 
100 
•100  12 

* 

'"78" 
"  78 
*  95 
*  98 
•100 

*'27" 
*  30 

* 

"so 

Col.&Green.  1st,  5-68,1916.  J&J 
E.  T.  Va.  &  Ga.  1st  7s,  19OO.  J&J 
Divisional  g.,  5s,  1930  J&J 
Consol.,  1st,  g..5s,  1956..  M&N 
Ga.  Pac.  1st,  g.,  5-6s,  1922.  .J&J 
Ga.  Pac.  Ry.  equip.,  5s,  g..  1904. 
Knoxv.  &  O.  let,  g.,  6s,  1925  .J&J 
Rich.  &  Dan.  con.,  g.,  6s,'15.J&J 
Equip.,  s.  f.,  g.,  5s,  1909..  M&S 
Deb.,  5s,  etampea,  1927.  .A&O 
Va.  Mid.  Series  A.  6s,  1906.  M&S 
Series  B,  6s,  1911  M&S 

ii'i" 

107% 

Peoria  &  St.  Louts  — 
1st  g.  &s,  1936  F&A 
FerMomen—  let  ser.,  5s,  1918.  .Q-J 
2d  series,  5s,  1918  Q-J 

Rome  W.  &  O.—  See  N.  Y.  0.  &  H. 
Roxb.  Chest.  Hill.  &  N.,  g.  Ss.1926 
Rutland    1st  M.,  6s,  1902  M&N 

107" 
100 

72 

"s's" 

Petersburg—  Class  A,  5s,  1926.J&J 
(  'l»Nn  B  6s  1926                     A&O 

Equipment,  2d,5s,  1898  F&A 
Con.  4138,  July  1,  1941  J&J 
St.  Charles  Br.—  See  Wabash  RR. 
Sag.  &  West.—  See  Dot.  Lans.  &  No. 
St.  Clalr  Mad.  &  St.  L.  Belt- 
Alton  Bridge  1st,  gold,  5s,  1933 
St.  Jo.  &  Gd.  I8l.—  l8t,gu.,6s,  1925 

115 

115 

•1221? 
•100 
•  97% 
•11314 
•119 
*114i4 

•ibsii 

•"98" 
•  99 

•  8078 
•114 

* 

1st,  88,1891  1898  J&J 
PUla.  &  Baltimore  Central- 
ist 5s  1911         .        ..       MAN 

101 

1st  4138,  1911                        M&N 

120 

Philadelphia  &  Erie— 
General,  guar.,  6s,  g.,  1920..J&J 
Gen.,  58,1920  A&O 
Gen.,  4s,  1920  .'  A&O 
Snub.  &  Erie,  Ist.^s,  Oct.  1,1897 
Phila.  Harrlsburg  &  Pittsburg— 
1st  mort,  gold,  5s,  1925  A&O 
Phila.  Newtown  &  N.  Y.— 
1st  g.,  5s,  guar.,  1942  A&O 
Philadelphia  &  Reading- 
Gen  mort    4s  1958               J&J 



Series  C,  6s,  1916             .  M&S 

Series  D,  4-5s,  1921  M&S 
Series  E,  5s   1926               M&S 



2d  mort.,  Inc.,  5s,  1925,  coup.  off. 
Kan.  C.  &  Om.,  1st,  5s,  1927.J&J 
St.  J.&  L.Ch.—  5s,g.,Mar.l944.M&S 
St.  Lawrence  &  Adiron  — 
IstM.,  g.,  5s,  1946  J&J 
2d  M.,  g.,  6e,  1946  J&J 
St.  Louis  Al.  &T.  H.—  See  111.  Cent. 
St.  Louis  Br.  —  See  Term.  Ry.  Ass'n. 
St.  L.  &  Cairo—  See  Mobile  &  Ohio. 
St.  L.  &  Iron  Mt.—  See  Mo.  Pac. 
St.  L.  J'vllle  &  Ch.—  See  Chic  &  Alt. 
St.L.K.  &  S'own.,lst,g.,  6s,  1916. 
St.  L.  Kan.  City  &  N.—  See  Wabash. 
St.  L.  Mer.  Bridge  Ter.— 
1st  5s  1930.          A&O 

*  15 

*  50 

*103i4 
•102 

* 

25 

Series  F,  5s,  1931  M&S 
General  5e  1936               M&N 





Do       guar.,  stamped  
Wash.O.&  W.,l8t,gu.,48,'24.F&A 
W.  No.  Car.,lstcon.,g.,68,'14.J&J 
So.  &  No.  Ala.—  See  Louisv.  &  N. 
Southwestern  Ark.  &  Ind.  Ter.  RR. 
&  Smithton  Luni.Co.,lst,6s,1915 
SpartanU.&Col.—  See  Ashv.&Spar. 
Spok  Falls  &N    1st  6s  g  1939  J&J 

115i4 

2d  5s  gold,  1933      A&O 

*  85 
•101 
•1O5 
•  60 

•107 
*10i 

-104 

•106 

•108 
•106% 
•130 
-100 
*  90 
*   95 
•  65 
*  87 

•ibs" 

•110 
•103 

'  95 

•10613 
*  8913 
*    21»8 

•10213 

•100 

*  85 

* 

*     3 
*  20 
*  10 
*  60 

*  73 
•  96 

•120 
•107 
M02 

1st,  4iss,  1910  J&J 
1st  6s    1910                             J&J 



Staten  Isl.  Ry.—  Gold,  l^B,  1943.. 
Stat.Isl.R.Tr.—  lst,6s,g.,1913.A&O 
2d  mort.,  guar.,  5s,  g.,  1926.J&J 
Steub.  &  Ind.  —  See  Penn.  Co. 
Sunb.Haz.&  W.  R.-lst.5s,'28.M&N 
2d  mort.,  inc.  68,1938,  coup.M&N 
Sunbury  &  Erie—  See  Phil.  &  Erie. 
Sunbury  &  Lewist'u  —  4s,g.,'36.J&J 
Susp.Br.&Erie  Juno.  —  See  Erie. 
Syr.  Bing.  &  N.  Y.—  See  D.  L.  &  W. 
Syracuse  Geneva  &  Corning— 
let  M.,  s.  f.,7s,  Nov.  15,  1905... 
Tebo.  &  Nesho.—  See  Mo.  Kan.  &  T. 
Term'l  RR.  Association  (St.  Louis) 
1st,  gold,  4i«,  1939                 A&O 

Con  M.,  7s,  1911,  -coup          J&D 

124" 
102»s 
102 
102 

110 
70 

Consol.  mort.,  g.,  6s,  1911  .  .J&D 
Improvementmort.,  6s,  '97.  A&O 
Extension,  g.  4s,  1947  A&O 
C.ins.  extens.  gold,  4s,  1937  
Term.,  5s,  gold,  guar.,  1941.  .Q-F 
Del.  R.  Ter.,  p.  mon.  g.  5s,'42M&N 
Ex.  pur.  mon.  g.  5s,  1942.  M&N 
Ph.  &  R.  Coal  &  I—  Purch.  M.  M.  5s 
6s  to  1904 

Merch.  Bridge,  6s,  1929  F&A 
St.  L.  Peorla  &  Northern  — 
1st  M.,  g.,  5s,  May  1,  1936.  M&N 

107 
94 



'113 
•113 
*tl3 

*il35s 
•110 
•  98i2 
*   86 

* 

•ibo" 

•105 
•   64i2 
*  22 

*110 
•102 

•100 
•105 
*120ia 
•11912 
•12712 
*1063e 
*  9413 
I  95 

* 

St.  Louis  &  Sau  Francisco  — 
2d,  g  ,  6s,  Class  A,  1906.  ...M&N 
2d,  g.,  6s,  class  B,  1906....  M&N 
2d,  g.,  6s,  class  C,  1906....  M&N 
1st  M.,  Mo.  &  W.,  g.,  6s,  '19.F&A 
Gen.  mort.,  g.,  6s,  1931  J&J 
Coll.  tr.,  8.  t,  g.,  6s,  1920...  F&A 
Gen.  mort.,  g.,  5s,  1931  J&J 
1st,  trust,  g.,  5s,  1987  A&O 
Cons.  g.  4s,  1996  J&J 
Ft.  S.&  V.  B.  B.,l8t,g.6a,'10.A&O 
St.  L.  W.  &  W.,  g.,  6s,  1919.M&S 
St.L  So.W.—  lst,g.,48,  1989.  M&N. 
2d,  gold,  income  4s,  1989...  J&J 
St.  L.  V.  &  T.  H.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
St.  Paul  &  Dul.—  lst,5s,1931.F&A 
2d  mortgage  5s  1917            A&O 

"s's" 
35 
6 
85 

113% 

7s  to  1904 

Ten-  year,  5s,  s.  it.,  1902  F&A 
5-10  year  cert.,  g.,  6s,  1904.  .Q-J 
Phil.  Read.  &  N.  E.-Gold  Is,  1942. 
Gold  5s  1942                          M&N 

113  TB 
116 

"96" 

67i6 

109% 

1st,  consol.,  gold,  5s,  1944.  .F&A 
St.  L.  Bdge,lst,gu.,7s,1929,  A&O 
TerreH.&Ind.—  lst,5s,g.,'25.J&J 
New  con.  5s,  g.,  1925  J&J 
Equip,  notes,  6s,  1898  J&J 
TerreH.&P.—  lst,5s,gu.g.,'42.M&S 
Terre  H.  &  Logansp.—  1st,  gu.,  6s. 
Island  2d,  6s,  1913  J&J 
Texas  Cent.—  1st,  g.,  68.1923.A&O 
Tex.  &  New  Orleans—  1st,  78.1905 
Sablne  Div.,  1st,  6s,  1912..  .M&S 
Consol.,  gold,  5s,  1943  F&A 

Incomes,  Class  A,  gold  5s,  1952. 
Dut.Co.RR.,lst,g.,gu.,6s,'40J&D 
Philadelphia  W.  &  Baltimore- 
Debenture,  s.  f.,  6s,  1900  ..A&O 
Debenture,  s.  f.,  5s,  1910...  J&D 
Debenture,  4s,  1917          .  A&O 



* 

* 
* 

•ibi" 

*104 
'104 
*104 
*  98 
•125 



85 

"s'o" 

D»henture  4s  1922             M&N 

Debenture,  g.,  4s,  1926  J&J 
Debenture,  g.,  4s.  1932  A&O 
Pled.  &  Cumb.—  lst,g.5s,'ll.F&A 
Pine  Cr.—  Guar.,  6s,  reg.,  1932.  J  &D 
Pitts.  Bessemer  &  Lake  Erie— 
Consol.  gold,  5s,  1947    

10212 
105 

Duluth  Short  Line- 
Is!  M.,  gtd.,  5s,  1916  M&S 
Taylor's  Falls*  L.  Sup.,  6s,  1914 
St.  P.Minu.&Man.—  2d,6s,'09A&O 
Dak.  ext.,  1st  6s,  g.,  1910..  M&N 
1st  consol.,  g,,  6s,  1933  J&J 
let  consol.,  reduced  to  4138.  .J&J 
Montana  ext.,  1st,  4s,  1937.  J&D 
PaolHo  ext.,  1st,  4s,  £,  1940.  J&J 
Minn.  Union  1st,  6s,  1922.  ..J&J 

"So" 

2178 
103H 
105 
95 
75 

6 
"2"6" 

100 

103i4 
1OO 

Texas  &  Pacittc— 
Eaet.  Dlv.,  let,  6s,  1905.  ...M&S 
1st,  gold,  5s,  2000      J&D 

121 
120i2 

Pitts.  Shen.  &  L.  E.  1st  g.,  5s, 
1940                           .         A&O 

10278 
98 

•102 
*  93 
*102 

•103 
*110 

M23 
•102 
•100  is 
*138 
•105 
•137 

n3B 

2d,  gold,  inc.,  5s,  2000  Mob 

Consol.  Istg.,  5s,  July  V43.J&J 
Pitts.  C.  C.  &  St.  L.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
Pitts  C.  &  St.  L.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
Pitts.  Char.  &  YougWogheny— 
1st  mort  6s  1902                   F&A 

106!% 
9513 
97 

Tol.  &  Ohio  C.^lst,  5s,  g  '35..J&J 
West  Div.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1935.  A&O 
Gen.  g.,  5s,  1935  J&D 

Kana.  &  Mich.,  1st,  4s,  1990.A&O 
Toledo  &  Ohio  Central  Exten.— 
1st,  5s,  g.,  1938  M&N 
lstg.,58,  gold,  1938  M&N 
Marietta  Minn.,  1st,  6s,  g.,  1915. 
Tol.  Peo.  &  West.—  1st,  4s,1917.J&J 
Tol.  St.L.  &K.C.— 
Tr.  Co.ctfs.,lst,6s,  1916....  J&D 
Tol.  Walh.  Val.  &  O.—  1st,  4i*s,  1931 
Trenton  Delaware  Bridge  — 
IstM  7s  1917                       J&J 

Ut  5s,  July,  1922  J&J 
Montana  Cent.,  1st,  6s,1937.  J&J 
1st,  guar.,  gold,  5s,  1937.  .J&J 
East.  Minn.  1st.  g.,  5s,1908.A&O 
Wil.  &  S.  F.  1st,  5s,  g.,  1938.  J&D 
Minneapolis  &  Western  1st  M.. 
gold,  guar.,  5s,  1911  J&J 
St.  P.  &  No.  Pao.—  See  Nor.  Pacific. 
St.P.  &SiouxC.—  SeeC.St.P.M.&O. 
San  Antonio  &  Arausas  Pass  — 
1st,  gold,  guar.,  4s,  1943.       J&J 
Sand.  Mans.  &  N.—  See  B.  &  O. 
San  Francisco  &  Nor.  Pacific— 
let,  g.,5s,  sink's  fund,  1919.  J&J 
Sault  Ste.  Marie  Bridge— 
l8tM.,s.f.,g.,5s,Julyl,'37.J&J 
Sault  Ste.  Marie  &  Southwest.  — 
See  Chic.  St.  P.  Minn.  &  Omaha. 
Savannah  Florida  &  Western  — 
IstM.,  K.,  6s.  1934  A&O 
Cone.  M.,  gold,  5s,  1943...  .M&N 
Atl.  &GuU.  con.,7s,Julyl,'97.J&J 
So.  Ga.  &  Fla.  1st,  7s,  1899.M&N 
2d,  7s,  1899    M&N 

* 

*i"i9J4 

*  1061-2 

* 

•id? 

•102 

*  57i« 

•1025s 
90 

•115 

* 

•ibs" 

•103 
'102 
*  70 
*   12 

•115 

'  60 
•"25" 

120" 

Gen.  mort.,  gtd.,  4s,  1934..  A&O 
Pitts  Cl  &Tol     1st  6s  1922  A&O 

98 

Pittsburg  &  Connellsvllle— 
1st,  7s,  extend.,  4s,  g.,  1946.  J&J 
Sterl,  con.  M.,  6s,g.,g'd,'26.J&J 
Pitts.  Ft.  W.  &  C.—  See  Penn.  Co. 
Pitteb.  June.—  1st,  g.  6s,  1922.  J&J 
2d,  5s,  1922                               J&J 



107's 
10812 

57% 
103 

124 

105 

ibs" 
io2ia 

85 

Ter.  1st,  guar.,  g.,  5s,  1907.  A&O 
Pitts.  &  L.Erie—  lst,g.,68,1928J&J 
2d,  5s.  1928                              A&O 

Troy  &  West  Troy  Bridge—  5e  
Ulster*  Del.—  Con.,  5s,  1928.  J&D 
Unadilla  Val.—  1st  M.  5s,1933.J&J 
United  Co's,  N.  J.—  6s,  g.!901.M&S 
General,  gold,  6s,  1908  M&8 
General,  gold,  4s,  1923  F&A 
General,  gold,  4s,  1929  M&S 
General,  gold,  4s,  1944  M&S 
Un.  Pacific—  1st,  6s,  g.,  1896..  J&J 
Eng.  TrustCo.  cert.,  ex-mat,  cu 
1st,  g.,  6s,  1897  J&J 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  cert.,  ex-mat,  cu 
1st.  g.,  6s,  1898  J&J 
Eug.  Trust  Co.  cert.,  ex-mat,  cu 
1st.  g.,6s,  1899  J&J 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  cert.  ,  ex-mat,  cu 
Om.  Bdg.,sterl.8s,g.,'96  A&O 
RenewalTr.  Fd.  5s,  1915.  A&O 
Collateral  trust,  6s,  1908  J&J 
5s  1907                               J&D 

Pitts.  McK.  &Y.—  lst6s,1932.J&J 
2d,  6s,  guar.  1934  ..           .J&J 

•109 

* 

•ibf" 

•108 
•113 
•103 
•103 
•103 
•103% 
•103 
•lOSij 
•103 
•103% 
•107 
•  75 
•IOC's 
*  72 

•ibo'ii 

* 

*"ss" 

•  95 
•llOia 
•  99% 
•114", 
•100 

*11778 
•100 

McK.  &  B.  V.  1st,  6s,  g,  1918.J&J 
Pitts.  P.  &F.—  1st,  g.,  5s,  1916.  J&J 
Term,  mort.,  5s,  1916  A&O 
Pltts.Shen.&L.E—  See  P.Bese.&L.E 
Pitts.  &  West.—  7s,  old,  1898.  .J&D 
1st,  4s,  1917  J&J 

* 

70 

78 

*  68 

"102 
*  60 



2d  mortgage  5s,  1941    .       M&N 

32 
95 

104 

Foxb.  Bridge—  1st,  6s,  1902.  M&S 
Pittsburg  Youngst.  &  Ashtabula— 
Ashtab.  &  Pitts.  1st,  6s,  1908.... 
Consol.  5s.  1927.                     M&N 

* 

*114 
*109 

103 



ibsi-j 

104 

104 
mi 
ill 
85 
101 

Bruns.  &  West.,  let  4e,  1938.J&J 

75 

Pontiac  Oxford  &  Northern  — 
1st,  g.,  6s.  July  1,  1916  J&J 
Port  Jervis  Mont.  &  N.  Y.— 
let,  4138,  1944.      .                  J-D 

109 
85 
108 

Scloto  Val.  &  N.  E.—  See  Nor.  &  W. 
Schenectady  &  Duauesburg  — 
Gtd.  6s,  1924                           M&S 

Portland  &  Ogden  — 

105 
105 
•104 

ii2" 

*  85 
lOOHi 

* 

•102" 
•104% 
*100 

*   8114 

*105 
•lOSis 
*100 
*100 

Scliuylklll  Riv.  E.  S.—  See  B.  &  O. 
Seaboard  &  Roauoke  — 
Debenture  6s  1916               F&A 

75 
96ia 
33 
30 

1st,  6s,  g.,  1900.  J&J  
Con.  mort.,  5s,  1908  M&N 
Pt.Read'g—lstM.,gu.,  58,1941.  J&J 
Portland  &  Roch.—  4s,  Oct.,  1907.. 
Ports.  Gt.  F.&Con.^Uss,  1937J&D 
Potomac  V.—  lst,gu.58,g.,1941  J&J 
Prescott  &  Arizona  Central— 
2d  Income  6s,1916  J&J 
Providence  &  Worcester  — 
let,  6s,  Oct.  1.  1897               A&O 

4138,  g.,  '18,Tr.Co.  certs.  M&N 
Coll.  tr.  notes,  6s,  g.,  1902.  F&A 
Ext.,  s.f.,  gold,  8s,  1899  M&S 

ibi'ii 
'¥§" 



1st  mtg.  5s,  coupon,  1926.  .  .J&J 
Seat.  L.S.&E.,  let,6s,g.'31...  F&A 

Equip,  trust,  5s,  A,  B,  C  A&O 
Kaus.  Pac.,  1st,  6s,  1895  F&A 
Eng.Trust  Co.cert.ex  mat.cp. 
1st  mort.,  6s,  1896  J&D 
Eng.Trust  Co.eert.ex  mat.  op 
Den.  Ext.,  6s,  1899  M&N 
Eng.  Tr.  Co.  cert.,  ex-mat.cp. 
1st,  cons,  mort.,  be,  1919.  M&N 
Eug.  trust  certificates  

95 

Shamokin  Sunbury&  Lewisburg.  — 
1st,  5s,  1912  M&N 
2d,6s,g.,  1925  J&J 

Sh.  V.  &  Potts.—  7s,  con.,  1901.  J&J 
Shore  Line—  See  N.  Y.  JM.  H.  &  H. 

•103^ 
•105 

•11212 

102 

•  68 
•  45 

•   85 
*  90ij 

*  93 
'106i4 

11119 

11513 





Qulncy  Omaha  &  K.  C.— 
1st  pref.  58,  1917  J&D 
1st  mort.,  5s,  1917  J&D 
Raleigh  &  Aug.—  1st,  6s,  1926.  J&J 
Raleigh  &  Gaston—  8s,  1898..  .J&J 
Gold  5s,  Jan.  1,  1947             J&J 

100 
45 
103  13 
105i4 
101 

81is 
107" 

Short  Route—  1st,  6s,  1912  J&J 
Silver  Springs  Ocala  &  Gulf— 
1st,  4s,  1918                             J&J 

72 

*   08 
•  50 
•  50 

•* 

* 

A 

69 

Sioux  C.  &  N.—  1st,  5s,  1920...  J&J 
Sioux  C.  &  Pac.—  See  Chic.  &  N.  W 
Sodus  Bay  &  S.—  1st,  5s,  g.  1924J&J 
So.Car.&Ga.—  li-t,g.,5s,1919M&N 
Southern  Pacific  Arizona  — 
1st,  6s,  1909-10  J&J 
Southern  Pacific,  California  — 
let  6s  gold  1908-12             A&O 

C.B.U.P.,A.&P.P.,g.,6s,'!)5.M&N 
Fuud.  coupon,  g.,  7s,1895M&N 
Atch.Col.&P.,lst,6s,l»05..Q-F 
At.J.Co.&W.,lst,6s,'05...Q-F 
Lin.  AC.,  let,  5s,  1918  A&O 
Ore.  S.  L.  &  U.  N.— 
Trust  Co.  ctfs.,cou.,gu.,5s,1919 
Do.  asseuted  

"i'gifl 

Reading  Company- 
Gen.,  g.,  4s,  Jan.  1,  1997.  ...J&J 
Kens.  &  Saratoga—  See  Del.  &  Hud. 
Republican  Val.—  See  C.  B.  &  Q. 
Richmond  &  Dan  v.—  See  So.  Ry. 
Rich.  Fredricksb'g  &  Potomac  — 
1st,  7s,  due  1899  J&J 

91 

•   74 
•118i« 
"117 
8212 
42 
•20 

75 
120 
11713 
83 
41 
25 

1st  con.,  gold,  5s,  1938.     .  A&O 
1st  eon.,  gold,  5s,  gu.,  1937.  M&N 
Aust.  &Nor.  1st,  5s.  s.,  1941.  J&J 
So.  Pacific  Br.  (is,  1937  A&O 
So.  Pac.  Coast—  1st.  g.,  4s,  '37.  J&J 

Ore.  Short  Line,  6s,  1922  F&A 

Trust  Co.'  certificates  of  deposit 
Cona.  1st,  g.,5e,  1947  (when  las.) 
Inct/ine  5s,  A  (when  issued)  .  .  . 
lucorne  5s,  B  (when  issued)... 

*  86 
'  83 
•  90 

•   00 

ibo" 

87 

1st,  6s,  1901  M&N 

Extended,  5s.  1902  J&J 
Cons.  mort.  4^8,  1940  ...  A&O 

•  Flat  price. 


I  lu  London. 


.  t:,  1897.  J 


RAILROAD    BONDS    AND    STOCKS. 


H..U.1.. 


Bid.    Ask.  1 


Stock*. 


Par.    Bid.     Ask. 


75 
,75 


Union  Pacific—  (Concluded)— 
l'tah8outh.Kei  -J*J  •   74 

'09.JAJ  *   74 

Ctah&Xor.,  lntM.,7*,  19O8.J&J  '115 
Gold.  5».  1926  JAJ  -1OO      

D.  P.  Denv.  *  Gulf- 
Con.,  5«.  g..  193!> JAD  •  34V    35 

CoL  Cent.  l»tM.  7s,  1909.  ..JAJ    

Den-T.AF.W.l.tM.,g.5«/37MAN  •  30     

Denv.T.AG.l«tM..r..5s,>37.AAO-  30     

Vtlca  A  Bl.  R.-8ee  N.  Y.  C.  A  H. 

Valley  (N.  Y.»— See  Del.  L.  A  W. 

Verdig.  Val.  Ind  *  W.-SeeMo.  Pac. 

Ver.  4  Maw..  (cn..5».  1903..MAN    105      

Verm't  Valley— 1st,  5«.  1910.AAO    110      

VlrginiaATenn.— See  Norf.  A  W 

Virginia  Midland— See  So.  Ry. 

V1efa78h.*Pac.— 

Utea.1920 JAJ  •  40 

6..  p.  l..g.,  1915 '105 

Wabaah— 

1st,  gold,  SB.  1939 MAN  '101  >a 

2d.gold.5a.  1939 FAA .'    64 


Baltimore  A  Ohio 100  9% 

Bait.  A  Ohio  1st  pref 100  60 

2dpref 100  25 

Baltimore  &  Ohio  S.  W.  Ry....  100    

Pref 100  2 

Beech  Creek,  guar.  4 50  97 

Bell.*  So.  111.,  gu.,4-8  p.  O.JAJ100    

TruotCo.  Certfe 

Bellefontatne  Cent.  RR.  Co 50    

Boston  &  Albany 100!  21O 

Boston  &  Lowell,  J&J 100  212 

Boston  &  Maine 100  157>« 

Pref.,  MAS 100  153 

Bost.  *  N.  Y.  Air- Li  ne— Common . .  5 

Pref.,  guar.  4 100  103 


Boston  &  Providence. 


.100 


60 


Boston  Rev.  Beach  &  Lynn 1OO 

Buffalo  N.  Y.  &  Erie 100 

Buffalo  Roch.  &  Pittsburg 100 

Pref 100 

Burl.  Cedar  Rap.  &  No..  F&A.100 


260 
40 


65 


Caniden  A  Burlington  Co.,  JAJ.25  t 

.          .      ,  64Hi  Canada  Southern,  FAA 100      481* 

,<^*rie«A.1939.JiJ  • Canadian  Pacific 100,     56% 


Deb.  m»n..6o.- 

Det-ACl  -.«.1941.JAJ 

81.L.C.B1.  A  O; 

St.  LouU  Kan.  Olty  A  Xnrth'n— 
St.  ChariM  Bridge,  lit  6M9O8 

Brunaw.  A  Chill..  6»,  1903. FAA 
Waco  A  N.-8ee  Hona.  A  Tex.Ceu. 
Warren  RR.— See  D.  L.  A  W. 
Warren  A  ruin-See  W.  N.  Y.  A  P 


'  92 
'100 


21 
M 

105 


Pref 100  (   80 

Catawissa 50  I     3  . 

|    Istpref 501  Si's 

2dpref 50ll    •"' 


Wa»h.*Col.R.-l»t^..4..1935JAJ 
Waah.  O.  A  W.-See  Southern  Ry. 
F.  AU.-COB*.  4i»«.  g.,gu.,Oet.'18 


'107ia Cayuga  A  Susquehanna 30    137>s 

'  94     Central  Massachusetts 100       9 

Pref 100      56 

Central  of  New  Jersey 100     74% 

Central  Ohio 50  t 

90         Pref 50  t 

Central  Pacific 100        8ij 

101     103      Chartiers  Railway 50|l 

Chesapeake  A  Ohio 100      164 

«,  1900... .JAJ '107      Chestnut  Hill 501 

Bait  A  Harrti..g..5«.1936.MAN  ' 94      Chicago  A  Alton lOo!  151 

UtM.Weet.Ext.r.Sa.'SS.MAN  • Pref.,  O-M 100    161 

We»t  Jersey  *  Sea  Shore-  Kan.  City  St.  L.  A  Chic.,  pref.100   125 

CODBOL  g.4a,  1936 JAJ '101      106          Louisiana  A  Mo.  River,  pref.100    160 

.  Cam.AAt-Con.,S^fl«.1911.J*J  -115      I    MIsoiMlppi  River  Bridge.. ..1OO    .... 

2dmort.,nowl«t.6«,18»9.A..  'Chicago  Burl.  A  Quincy,Q-M.. 100]     76% 

W.  Jenry.  lit  M  -1O7N. Chicago  A- East  Illinois 100     40 

ComaoL  Oa.  1909 MAN"  _--.-— 

W.  J.  A  AU.  IstM.  6*.  1910. MAS  '11- 
W.  Mew  York  A  Pennsylvania—     , 

lat.5«.1937 JAJ  '107      1O8 

UeViaW.  gold.  2-4a.  1943. AAO  '    46       48 

IBCOBM.  gold.  3a\  1943 '10%     13 

Wea*.  HOT.  Car—See  Southern  Ry. 
Weatrrn  Pac.— Bee  Central  Pae. 

WGokUu!"i92a...  ...JAD -105 

Weat  Shore— Sw  X.  Y.  C.  A  H. 
Weet.  Tit-Bee  V.  Y.  C.  A  II.  R. 
We.t  Va.  A  Pllta.-8ee  B.  A  O. 


Stock*. 


Par.    Bid. 


Florida  Central  &  Peninsula  .  100 
Voting  trust  certificates 


2dpref.  non-oum 100 


134 


. 
Wwt  Va.  Omt.  A  PUU.- 


JAJ -109 


25 


_. 

Wnkeao.  A 


.  I  BBWC78e7lWO..:.rAA 

l.j-'  .   -.  iWj  ......  JAJ 


CM.  *  Au«.  aa,  II 

A  W^Mun- 

6eB.BWt..S«.  1935.. 

Wilm.ANor.- 
l»t.3«.  1907-27 


. 

Bee  IT  Y.  SAW 


1938.MAS 
P.M.AM. 

..JAD 


;,,.,    , 


Preferred,  Q^J an 100     95 

Chicago&G.W.,4p.c.deb....lOO<  55 

5  p.  e.,  preferred,  A 1OO  J  16 

4  p.  c.  preferred  B 100    

Chicago MIlw.ASt.  P.,  AAO. ..100      75% 

Preferred 100    133^ 

ChlcagoANorthwestern.AAO.lOO   1074  107  *a 

Preferred,  7,  Q-M 100 

ChJoago  A  Northern  Pacific 100 

Chle.  Peoria  A  St.  L.— Common. . 

Preferred,  5  p.  c.  non-cum 

Chicago  Rock  lal.  A  Pac.,  Q-F..  100     66% 
Chicago  St.  Paul  Minn.  A  O.  ..100      59 

Pre?.  100    140 

,n 100        5 


Ft.  Wayne  A  Jack.— Common.  100 

3ia      Preferred 100 

100      Georgia  &  Alabama,  common. 100 

1st  preferred 100 

Georgia  RR.  A  Banking  Co 100 

Ga.  Sbuth'n  &  Fla.,  common . .  1OO 

212  First  preferred 100 

213  Second  preferred 100 

160      Grand  Rapids  &  Indiana 100 

Grand  River  Valley 100 

10     (Great  Northern  Ry.,  pref    Q-F100 

106      Green  Bay  A  Western 100 

Deb.  certfs.  A 10OO 

Deb.  certfs.  B 1000 

Hartford  A  Conn.  West.,  guar.  100 
20      HanisbuTK  Portsmouth  Mt.  J.  A 

56         Lan 50  ' 

75      Henderson  Bridge 1OO 

Housatonic,  pref. 100 

49      Huntingdon  &  Broad  Top 50 

57%      Pref 50 

82      Illinois  Central,  MAS 1OO 

Leased  lines,  4  p.  o 1OO 

Indiana  111.  A  Iowa 100 

49      Iowa  Central .' 100 

155     I    Pref 100 

10      Jackson  Lans.  A  Sag 100 

58      Joliet  A  Chicago 100 

747s  Kal.  Allegan  A  Gr.  Rapids  ....100 

Kanawha  &  Michigan 100 

25     I  Kansas  City  Clin.  &  Springf 'd .  100 
O'ailKansasCityAInd.  Air  Line... 100 
Kansas  City  Ft.  Scott  A  Mem . .  100 
Kansas  City  Ft.  S.  A  G.,  pref..  100 

Kan.  C.  Mem.  A  Bir 100 

Kansas  City  Pittsburg  &  Gulf  100 
Kan.  City  St.  Louis  &  Chic.— See 
Chicago  A  Alton. 

Kansas  City  Suburban  Belt 100 

Kentucky  A  Indiana  Bridge  ..100 

Keokuk  A  Des  Moines 100 

Pref 100 

Keokuk  A  Western 100 

Kingston  A  Pembroke 50 

Lake  Erie  A  Western 100 

Pref 100 

75'.,    Lake  Shore  <fe  Michigan  South.  .100 


a  20% 


76% 

50 

98 

60 

20 


125 


162 
71 
57 
20 

109" 
120 
30 
35 
4 


90 
95 

t"45" 
96 
92 

""6" 

20 

ise" 

125 
3 


. 

Chicago  A  Went  Michiga 

ChocUwOklah.  AGulf  oerta...  50  I 


...JAJ  '118 


75 
15 


27 


JAD 

,  K-  .   !•••:.!         •;    \  :. 

WUmincloa  (.X  C  )  Ky.  Brtd««- 
l.tM.  7..  1W7     ...........  A40 

•.M  M.S..  1898  »9  ...........  AA«) 

BL  P. 


MA!* 

JAJ 


Wlaona  A  BL  P.-«M  Chl«.  A 
Wlacoaate  Oralrml  Cow  par  T 

R,...nrr-...T?.  ...-.   :-  '•• 


Eo«.  tru.t  ••»«.'• 
It 


.  •••.  :  •  •- 


l.t  Mrtea.  3a,  1909 JAJ      90 

RR.  top.  6e.  1931 MAN      20 

Ch.  WUAMIoo..l.t.6..-16ilA.«    100 

^SSltfoaVja/V.  1945"  J AJ  ' 73 

WU.  A  Mfnn.-l.t.  7..  1910.. AAO  ' 105 

WleeoB.  Val.-Bee  O.  M.  A  St.  P. 
Were.  Haaa.  A  R-- 

4».  g..  1913 JOiy 

4«    1930  JAJ    103 


35          Preferred 50  t   17 

6       i  in<-innatl  Hamilton  A  Dayton.100    

Preferred,  A,  4  p.  o 1OO;  

91i* Preferred.  B,  4  p.  o 1OO 

Preferred.  Eagle,  4  p.  o 10O 

63    I     New  2d  pref.  5  p.  c 

CinclnnatlJackson  AMack....lOO 

Cincinnati  Leb.  A  Northern....  100, 
Cincinnati  N.  O.  ATex.  Pacific. 100 
CtneinnatlSand.ACleve.,pref...50! 
Cleveland  Akron  A  Columbus.100   o!05» 
•118      119      Cleveland  Canton  A  Sou  them.  100 

ferred 100 

llBHi  Cleveland  Cln.Chle.A8t.L....  100 

Preterred 100 

Cleveland  Loraln  A  Wneel'g-.lOO 

Preferred 100 

-land  A  Pitts.,  gu.  7,  (J-M.  .50 
•unliiM  Hocking  Val.  A  Tol.100 

Preferred.  JAJ 100    

Columbun  A  Xenla,  gu.  8  2-5 50x196 

Columbus  A  Cln. Midland,  pref..30  ••••-• 
Con.A  Hont..OUM  I,  Feb.,  qu  100    169 

Claatll..  Feb.,qnar lOOi  169 

CTa-in.rV^.;:.---"-!29    }«» 

175 
147 
250 


66*j 

uh 

7 
7 

40" 

90 

90 

90 

87 


'106 


99 
95 


100 

"•6" 


40 

162 


Claw  IV.,  Concord,  Feb.,  qu. 
,  Concord  A  Portsmouth,  gu.  7..  100 
-       i  ..miecttcut  A  Passumpslc        100 
lot      Connecticut  Rlv.,lOp.c.gu.JAJ  100 
Connol.  Ry.  of  Vermont,  pref..lOO 
Cumberland  Valley— Common 

Preferred 50 

Danbury  A  Norwalk SOI 

Dayton  A  Michigan,  com 50 

Pref.,  guaranteed,  8s JO 

DeUware 25 


iBBMTllle  A  Ohio  R.- 
lit.Ho.  1916.. 


•  AILKOID  STOCKS.     Par. 
AU.  *  Ot  Bootb-n.  A.  •*,  pref.  *  lg  / 

'    '        i  '.* 


I" 


Aaa  Arbor  Ry. 


..        f 

............  loo 

............  1OO 

Atohtoom  Topeka  *  Santa  Vt  ..  1  00 
Pratorrad::.  .................  loo 

A  tlanUe  let  Laaaed  DIMM,  rent  tr     < 
AUaaU*  Char.  Air  Une,MA8.1OO 


1- 


'. 

M 
10V 
21% 
M 
MI 

too 


Atlanta*  We«t  Point  100 

Atlantic  *  Pwldr UNI 

Atlantic  A  «t.  Lawrence. 10OM5M 

Aoiroirta  4k  Harannah.  leaaeil    l<»< 

BaB  Kacle  Valley SO    194 

BalL  Aft  Val.  RR. E«..  gii.  7. ..SO    ..... 


28 
11 

•Jl  '- 

93 

93 


161 

94 

2OO 


77 
180 


Lehlgh  Valley 50 

Pref..'...... 50 

Little  Miami 50 

Little  Rock  A  Memphis 100 

Little  Schuylklll 50 

Long  Island 50 

La.  &  Mo.  River— See  Chic.  &  Alt. 

Louisville  Bridge  Co 100 

Louisv.  Evansv.  &  St.  Louis...  100 

Pref 100 

Louisville  Henderson  A  St.  L.100 

Preferred,  5  p.  c.  non-cum...  100 

Louisville  &  Nashville 100 

Loulsv.  N.  Albany  &  Chic 100 

Pref 100 

Lowell  A  Andover 100 

Mahoning  Coal  Railroad 50 

Pref 50 

Maine  Central,  quar IOC 

20      Manchester*  Lawrence,  MAN.  IOC 
Marquette  Hough.  A  Onton...lOO 

Preferred 100 

i!.'«-.    .Massawippl  Valley 1<"0 

-5f.    Memphis  &  Charleston -5 

Mexican  Central IOC 

Mexican  National  tr.  receipts.. IOC 

Mexican  Northern IOC 

Michigan  Central 100 


50 
168 

2% 


J  m       1  V.  >          ......       I  m  la»  M  fB  »  f. ......---• 

AAO  104  107ii  DeUware  A  Bound  Brook  100 
Delaware  A  Hudson  Can.il...  100 
DeUware  Lack.  A  West.,  Q-J . .  .50 

DeUware  Huwiuehanna  AS SO 

Denver  A  Rio  Grande 1001 

I-.,  f  100 

DM  Molnea  A  Fort  Dodge 100 

l-r.-  100 

Detroit  Hills  A  8.  W. .100 

Detroit  Grand  Rap.  A  We»t...lOO 

Pref 1°° 

Detroit  A  Mackluae 1OO 

Dul ut  h  South  Shore  A  Atl 10O 

Pref 


180 

K'.i'-. 
147 


10 

38% 

7 

58 
98 


East  Pennsylvania  ..............  50 


t  54>4 


Eastern  New  Hampshire,  JA1MOO 

Eel  River 1°0 

Elmlra  A  Wllhamsport 30  !.•-••- 

Pref v52 

Erie  com  .- 1OO 

lit  pref. 100 

F.rle  Kala'mazoo.'.Y. '.".'. 100 

Erie  A  PltUburg...... SO 

EvansvlUe  A  Terre  Haute 50 

B>alt°(«M'«tl)  Bridge!" .S( 

Fltchbiirg.JAJ.. IOC 

Preferred,  JAJ  10O 

Flint  A  Pere  Marquette 100 

Pref 10° 


30 

161 

210 

129 

21 


15 

92 


Mine  Hill  &  Sony.  Hav 5C 

Minneapolis  A  St.  Louis IOC 

1st  pref.  5  p.  e.  cum IOC 

J2d  pref.  5  p.  c.  non-cum IOC 

Minneapolis  St.  P.  AS.  Ste.M..100 

Preferred 100 

Missouri  Kansas  A  Texas IOC 

Preferred  IOC 

Missouri  Pacific 100 

Mobile  A  Ohio,  assented IOC 

Morris  A  Essex,  guar.,  7s »C 

Nashville  Chattanooga  A  St.  L.100 

Nashville  A  Decatur 25 

Nashua  A  Lowell,  MAN 100 

Naugatuck IOC 

Ncsquehoning  Valley 50 

Now  Kngland  RR.  common.. .100 

Preferred,  5  p.c.  non-oum... IOC 

New  Haven  A  Derby IOC 

New  Haven  A  Northampton. .IOC 
New  Jersey  A  New  York 1O 

Preferred IOC 

Hew  York  Central 100 

„  ,      Dividend  payable  in  London. .. 
394  i  New  York  Chicago  A  St.  Louis.lOl 


172 

i'so 


78 
182 


190 


148 


9 


20 


90 

'.Ml 


81 


135 
25 


M 
19 


2 
18% 


13 

60 

167 

23 


f>2 
40 


130 


120 
100 
120 
210 


130 
15 


41 

97 

I  54 


11 

29 

14»g 

16 
165 

65 
106 
210 
245 
I  53% 

"57 
1OO 
101 


1st  preferred 10j 

2d  preferred IOC 

New  York  &  Harlem -5C 

New  York  LackawannaA  west.lOC 
New  York  New  Haven  A  Hart.101 
New  York  Ontario  A  Western. 100 
N  Y.  Philadelphia*  Norf  oik..  100 

N.  Y.  A  Rockaway  Beach 100 

N.  Y.  Susq.  A  Western  new.... 100 

Pref      10° 

Norfolk  A  Southern :..10( 

Norfolk  A  Western  Ry 100 

Preferred 10J 

North  Carolina,  MAS 100 

North  Pennsylvania 50 

Northern  Central 50 

Northeastern,  S.  O -60 

Northern,  N.  H.,  Jan.,  quar. . .  .100 
Northern  Pacific  vot'g  tr.certs.100 

Preferred  voting  tr. certs....  1O 

Norwich  A  Worcester v-"JJc 

Ogdensburg  &  L.  Champlain..lOO 
Onto  Southern. 100 


Eng.  Trust  Co.  certificates. 
Colon 


Old 


ny 


11 

60 

27 

325 

121 

166 

13 


(i 

20' 

60 

10 

27 

118 

t.... 

t 

t 

156 

13 

38 

190 


.100 


176 


sk. 


2'i 


231. 


25 

10 

50 

5 


00 


96 

25 


5 

20 


7(1 
3 
4 

14 


14 

62i 

70 


50 
40 


464. 


115 


50 

99 

55 

18i« 

79  >2 

48 


2914 

14'8 
20 


75 
108 


37 
60 


10038 
102 1« 

13 

75 

28  Hi 

123" 
168 
14%. 


7 
21 
70 
11 
28 

90" 
72 

158" 
13>s 

88%. 


177 


•  flat  prlee.          t  Price  pep  ihare  not  per  cent. 


t  la  London. 


a  In  Amsterdam. 


x  Ex-dividend. 


THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


[VoL    LXIV 


StOClCB. 


Par.    Bid.    Ask. 


153 
17 


Ontario  &  Quebec,  guar IOO  (150 

Oregon  Ry.  &  Nav.,  vot.  tr. . . .  100      13 

Pref., vot.  trust  certificates..  100 
Oregon  Short  Line  (when  iss.)  IOO      11% 
Oregon  Short  L.  &  Utah  Nor...  10O      11% 

Eng.Tr  Co.  oertfs.,  nil  instal.  pd 

Oswego  &  Syracuse 50   200 

Panama IOO 


Pawtuxet  Valley  Railroad ....  1OO 

PeuiiByl  vania  Railroad 50 

Penn.  &  Northwestern 50 

Peorla  &  Bureau  Valley 1OO 

Peorla  Decatur  &  Evansville..]00 

Peorla  &  Eastern 100 

Petersburg.  J&J 100 

Philadelphia  &  Erie 50 


Phila.  Germant'n  &  Norrlst'n...50 
Philadelphia  &  Reading   50 

Trust  Co.  certs,  all  Inst.  pref'd 

Philadelphia  <fe  Trenton 100 

Phtla.  Wilmington  &  Baltimore. 50 

Pittsburg  Bess.  &  L.  Erie 50 

Pittab.  Oin.  Chie.  &  St.  Louis. .100| 

Pref 100 


160 
I  52 
I 

168 

3 

100 
t. 


1129 


3l>s 
12 

.11 


Pittsburg  &  Castle  Shannon 50  t 

Pittsb.  Char.  &  Yough.,  J&J.  ...50  t 

Pittsburgh  Connoiysville 50    

Pittsb.  Ft.  W.  &  Chic.,  guar.  7. .100   162 

Special 100,  153 

Pitlsburg  Junction 50  1   23 

Pittsburg  &  Lake  Erie 50  f 

Pittsb.  MoKeesport  &  Yough  ...50   129 

Pittsb.  Virginia  &  Charleston... 50, t 

Pittsburgh  Western 50  t  .... 

Pref 50    

Portland  &  Ogdensburg 100     48 

Portland  Saco  &  Portsmouth . .  100    146 

Portsmouth  &  Dover 100    125 

Port  Boyal  &  Augusta 100    

Providence  &  Springfield 100     90 

Prov.  &  Worcester,  Jan.,  quar. 100   250 

Providence  Warren  &  B 100   125 

Qniney  RK.  Bridge  Co 100   145 

RaleighA  Gaston IOO1  

Reading  Co.,  voting  tr.  certs... 50      18 '4 

1st  pref.,  voting  tr.  certs 50      4113 

2d  pref.,  voting  tr.  certs 50      24% 

Rensselaer  &  Saratoga 100   178 


Stock*. 


Par.    Bid.    Ask 


11=8 


Richmond  A  Danville 100 

Richmond  Fred.  &  Pot.,  com. . .  100 
Dividend  obligations,  J&J ...  100 

6  percent  guarant'd,M&N...  100 

7  per  cent  guarant'd,  M&N...1OO 
Richmond  &  Petersburg,  J&J.  100 


52V 
25  J 

"i" 

6 

105 
20 


33 

12% 
47 


L68 

161 

28H> 


30 

125" 


60 


135 


155 


42 
2514 

184 


Rio  Grande  Southern 100 

Rio  Grande  Western 100 

Pref 100 

Rook  Island  &  Peorla 100 

Rome  &  Clinton 100 

Rome  Wafertowu  &  Og.,  guar.  100 
Rutland,  J&J 100 

Pref.,  7 100 

St.  Joseph  &  Grand  Island 100 

St.  Louis  Alton  &  Terre  H 100 

Eng.  certs,  of  dep . 

Guar.  2*4  P.  o 100 

St.  Louis  Bridge,  1st  prof 100  J106 

2d  pref 100  I  50 

St.  Louis  Peori*  &  Northern..  100 
St.  L.  &  S.  Fr.,  vot.  tr.  certs. . .  1 00 

1st  pref.,  voting  tr.  certs 100 

2d  pref.,  voting  tr.  certs — 100 

St.  Louis  Southern 100 

St  Louis  Southwestern 10O 

Pref.,  5s 100 

St.  Louis  Vandalia  &  T.  H 100 

St.  Paul  &  Duluth 100 

Pref 100 

St.  Paul  Minn.  &  Man.,  guar.  ..100 
San  Fr.  &  San  Joaquin  val — 100 

Seaboard  &  Roanoke,  coin 100 

IShort  Route  Railway 100 

South  Carolina  &  Georgia 100 

Southern  &  Atlantic 

South.  California,  pref 100 

Southern  Pacific  Co 100 

Southern       (vot.  trust  certs.) .  100 

Pref  ,5%,non-ouui.        do     .100 

Southwest  Ga.,  guar.  5  p.  o 100, 

Southwest  Pennsylvania 50l  

Spuyten  Duyvll  &  Port  Morris.lOOi  170 

State  Line  &  Sullivan 50  t 

Staten  Island  Ry.,  guar.  513  p.  0.75  t  70 

Summit  Branch,  Pa 50  t  20c. 

'Sunbury  &  Lewistown 50  t 

jSuspension  Bridge  Co 25't.'. 


115 
109 


109H 


111 


115 


38^3 

132" 
119 


5% 

•1  I  '.j 

15»8 

""2% 
8 

15 

15 

70 
116 


14 


50 

2>2 

6213 


Stocks. 


Par. 


Bid.     Ask. 


18 


9 


25 


12 


10 
140 


18 
1109' 


109 
54 


45 


22 

87 
120 


15 


1413 

8 
26% 


15 

8-4 
267e 


75 
50c. 


Syracuse  Bingh.  &N.  Y 100 

Tennessee  Georgia  &  Atlantic. IOO 

Terre  Haute  &  Indianap 50 

Terre  Haute  &  Logansport 50 

Terre  Haute  &  Peoria,  com 100 

Preferred,  6  p.  o.,  non-i:um...lOO 
Texas  Central,  common IOO 

Preferred,  5  p.  c  ,  non-cum..,100 

Texas  &  Pacific IOO 

Toledo  Ann  Arbor  &  No.  Mich. IOO 

Toledo  &  Ohio  Central '..100J  25 

Preferred 100)     40       70 

Toledo  Peoria  &  Western 100 

Toledo  St.  Louis  &  Kansas  City.lOO; 

Preferred IOO! 

Troy  &  Greenbush 50 

Tunnel  Rail  of  St.  Louis 100 

•Ulster  &  Delaware IOO 

UnitedNewJerseyRR.&C.Co.lOO   246%  21713 
Union  Pacific lOOi  

Eng.  Tr.  Co.  oertifs (i 

Union  Pacific  Denver*  Gulf..  100         1 

Utica&  Black  River 100    155 

UtieaChen.  &  Susq.  Valley....  100    i;:o 

Valley  RR.  (N.  Y.)....-. 100 

Vermont  &  Massachusetts,  leased, 

6,  A&O 100 

Vermont  Valley 50 

Virginia  Midland 100 

Wabash  Railroad 100 

Pref 100 

Ware  River  RR 100 

Warren,  N.  J.,  leased  7s 50 

West  Jersey  &  Sea  Shore— Com. 50  t 

Special,  guaranteed 50    

Western  Maryland 50  t 

Western  N.  Y.  &  Penn 50  t     2 

Trust  certificates 50  I      1 

West  Virginia  Central 100    

Wheeling  &  Lake  Erie 100 

Pref 100        2 

Wilkesbarre  &  Scranton 50    

Wil.  Columbia  &  Augusta 100    

Wilm.  &  Weldon,  7 100!  . 

Wis.  Cent.  Co.  (vot.tr. certfs.).  100        1 

Pref ioo!  .... 

Wor.  Nash.  &Roch.,J&J 100 


107 

153 
135 

""S" 

13  % 
170 
163 


7>8 


5  '-j 
13% 

166" 
48 


119 


213 


% 


t  Prices  per  share  not  per  cent. 


I  In  London. 


x  Ex-dividend. 


STREET     RAILWAY     SECURITIES. 

Prices  marked  thus  (*)  are  flat  prices— that  is,  the  purchaser  does  not  pay  accrued  interest  in  addition. 


Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask.                          Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Konds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

STICK  KT    K'W.VY     BONDS. 

ALBANY,  N.  Y.- 
Albany Ry.,  1st  M.,5s,  1905,  J&J. 
Consol.  M.,  5s,  g.,  1930,  J&J  
N.&E.Gr'nb.H.,lst,5s,  1911,  M&N 
W.Turnp.&  RR.,2d  R'd  6V  19.M&N 
1st,  guar.,  6s,  1919,  M&N  

ALLENTOWN,  PA.— 

Allen.  &  Lehigh  Val.  Traction— 
1st  M.,  gold,  5s,  1913,  M&S  
Con.  M..  gold,  5s,  1925,  J&J  
Allen  &  Beth.,  1st  g.  6s,  1911  .J&J 

BALTIMORE,  MD.— 
Balt.Trac.Co.,l8tM.,5s,1929,M&N 
No.  Balt.Div.,lst.g.5s,1942.J&D 
Exten.&  imp.,  6s,  g.,1901,  M&S 
Coll.  tr.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1900,  J&J 
Balt.CityPas.,lst,5s,g.,1911,M&N 
Cent.  Ry.,oon.  M.,  g.,5s,  1932.M&N 
1st  M    6*  1912  J&J           

•106 
*109 

*iii" 

117i« 

* 
*• 

no's" 
*in 

*113\ 
"105 
*102 
*113 
*113i4 
*U2 
*113i3 
•109 
109 

ibo" 

104 
105 
99i2 
9913 
104 
103 
104 
103 
104 
100 
104 
103 

101 

*103 
MOO 

•ii's" 

•11013 
*  7S 

iiT" 

10513 

96 
95. 
110 

ii'i" 

106 
102i2 
113i3 

113% 
110 
110 

105 
...... 

lb'6" 
100 

ioe'4 
TOT'S 

106 
101 

108 
103 
80. 

"76i3 
74 

"44  H 

68 
63 

BROOKLYN   N.  Y.—  (Concl'd)- 
Brooklyn  El.—  (Con.)— 
Union  El.,  1st,  6s,  g..  1937,  M&N 

•  75 

76i3 
74 
106 
72 

'".".'. 

50 
40 

10813 

100 
106 

101 

CINCINNATI,  O.—  (Conci'd)- 

Cincinnatl  Street  Ry.  — 
Mt.  Aub.  Cable  1st  5s,  1907.  J&D 
Mt.A.&Ed'nPk.,lst6s,1900A&O 
IstM.,  6s,  1905,  A&O  
Consol.  M.  ,  5s,  1906,  M&S  

CLEVELAND,  O.— 
Akron  Bedford  &  Clev.— 
1st  g  5s  1915                .  ...M&S 

106% 
107 
111 
107 

90 

100i3 
100 
101 

102 

90 
100 

•100 

*95 
'95 

99 
98 

"85" 
97i3 
92 
82 
*  95 

102 

98 

102 
102 

t 

107i3 

92  13 

102 
106 
102 

103 

92ia 
105 

"97Ja 
98 

100 

101 
100 

...••• 

100 
90 
100 
98 

ioo" 

90 

105 
103 

...... 

"7"6" 
90 

Bk.Q'nsCo.&Sub.,lst,5s,g.>41,J&J 
B'klyn  Rap.  Tran.,5s,  g.,  1945.A&O 
Jam.  &  Br.  —1st,  5s,  g.,  1930.  .  .J&J 
Coney  Isl.  &  Brooklyn  1st  5s.  1903 
Kings  County  Elevated— 
1st  A,  5s,  g.,  1925,  J&J  
Fulton  El.,  A.lst,  5s,g,  1929.M&S 

BUFFALO,  N.  Y.— 

Buff.  Ry..lstcon.M.,5s,g.,'31,F&A 
Buff.  &  Niag.  Falls  Eleo.  Ry— 
1st  M.  5s,  g.,  1935  J&J 
Crosst'n  St.  Ry.  lst,5s,g.  1932,  M&N 

CAMDEN,  N.  J.— 
Cam.  Glou.  &  Wood.,  1st  6s.  .M&N 
CHARLESTON,  S.  C.- 
Charleston  City,  1st,  6s,  1915.  J&J 
Enterprise  St.  RR.,  1st,  5s.  '06,  J&J 

i    CHESTER,  PA.— 

Chester  Trac.,  1st  g.,5s,1914.M&N 
CHICAQO,  ILL.— 
Ohio.  City  Railway,  1st,  4133.  .  .  J&J 
Ch.N.Sh.St.Ry.,lst,6s,qu.,'12,A&O 
Ch.&S.S.R.T..lstM.,59,g.,'29.A&O 
1st  M.,  ext.,  5s,  g.,  1933,  J&J.  .  . 

*103 
*   70H 

*ibi" 

•  45 
*   38 

,103 

99 

105 

*  95 

*$ 

Cleveland  Electric— 
Consol.  M.,5s,  gold,  1913,  M&S. 
Br'klvnSt.,  1st  M.,  6s,  1903,  M&S 
East  Clev.,  1st,  M.,  5s,  1910,  M&S 
Cleveland  City  Ry.  Co.— 
Cl.  City  Cable.  1st,  5s,  g.,'09,  J&J 
Clev.  Pains.  &  Eastern  RR.— 
Istg  5s  1916                     ..A&O 

So.  Side  St.  Ry.,  6s.  1903,  M&S.... 
COLUMBUS  O.— 
Col.  Con.  St.  Ry.,lst,g.5s,g.'09  J&J 
Col.  St.  Ry.,  cons.,  5s,  g.,  1932,  J&J 
i    Crosst'n  St.,lst,53,g.,1933,J&D 

DAVENPORT,  IA.— 
Davenport  &  Rock  Isl.  St.  Ry.— 
1st,  g.,  6s,  1901  to  1911  J&J 

DENVER,  COL.— 
Den.  City,  1st  3,  4,  5s,  g.,  1920.  J&J 
Consol.  Tram  way,lst,6s,g.,'OS,  J&J 
6s,  g.,  oonsol.,  1910,  J&J  

Olty&Su.,  1st,  M.,5s,g.,  1922,  J&D 
Lake  Ro.  El.,lst,<.,5s,  1942.M  ts 
B.C.&Ell.Mills,5s,g.,g1d,1916.J&J 

BOSTON,  MASS. 

North  Shore  Traction  Co.  — 
Lynn  &  B.  ,1st,  5s.  g.,  1924.  .J&D 
Naumkeag,  1st,  con.  5s,  1910.  J&J 
West  End,  deb.,  5s,  g.,  1902.  M&N 
Debenture,  4139,  g.,  1914,  M&S.. 
Gold  4s  1916                          M&N 

10213 
103 

102 

103>4 

35 

Gold  4s  Fob  1   1917             M&V 

Cicero  &  Prov.  St.,  1  st  6s,  '04.  M&N 
Consolidated  5s.  g.,  1915...  M&N 
Lake  St.  El.,  1st  M.5s,  1928...  J&J 
Deb.  5s,  g.,  g'd,  1928  J&J 
Income  deb.  5s,  1928  Feb.  1 
Met.  Vf.  S.  El.,  1st,  5s,g.,  1942,  F&A 
No.  Chie.  St.  RR.,  1st,  5s,  1906,  J&J 
Cert,  indebt.,  6s,  1911,  J&J  
No.  Ch.  City  Ry..  lst,6s,  1900,J  &J 
Consol.  4133,  1927,  M&N  
West  Chicago  Street  RR.— 
1st,  5s,  1928      .     ..            ..M&N 

Boston  con.  5s,  Jan.,  1907.  .  .  J&J 
Cambridge,  1st  m.,  5s,  1903.A&O. 
Charles  Riv.,  1st  m.,  5s,  1904,  A&O 
Hlghl'd,  non-con.  pl.5s,1902.M&N 
Metropolitan,  plain  5s,  1903,  J&D 
Middlesex,  plain  6s,  July  '97,  J&J. 
Middlesex,  plain  5s,  July  '04,  J&J. 
South  Boston,  plain  5s,  1905,  M&N 

BRIDGEPORT,  CONN.— 
Bridgep.Trao.,lst,5s,g.,1923,J&J 
BROOKLYN,  N.  Y.— 

Atlantic  Ave.,gen.M.,5s,1909,A&O 
Oonsol.  M.,  5s,  g.,  1931,  A&O  .... 
Imp.  M.,  5s,  g.,  1934.  J&J  
Brooklyn  City  ,  1st,  5s,  191  6-4  1  ,  J&J 
B'k'n  C.  &New.,  lstoon.58,'39,  J&J 
Brooklyn  El.,  1st,  6s,  g..  1924,  A&O 

DETROIT,  MICH.— 
Detroit  City  Ry.,  1st,  6s,  1900,  J  &J 
Det.Citizens',con.M.,5s,1910,A&O 
Detroit  Ry.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  '12-24.  J&IJ 
Detroit  Sub.  Ry.,  lst,5s,1902,M&N 
Highland  Park,  1st,  5s,  1908,  J&j: 
Rapid  Ry.  1st  5s,  g.,  1915,  M&S... 

i    DULUTH,  MINN.— 
DuluthSt.Ry.,cousol.g.,5s,'24,J&J 
HALIFAX,  CANADA— 
Halifax  Elec.  Tram.  Co.— 
lstM.,g.,  5s,  Jan.  1,  1916  

HARTFORD,  CONN.— 
Hart.Mau.&  Rock.-lst,5s,'24.  A&O 
Hartford  Street  Railway  Co.— 
H.&  W'thersfleld,deb.58,'08,M&S 
Hartf.  St.  Ry.,deb.,  5s,  1914,  A&O 
Hart.  &  West  H.,  1st,  5s,1924.F&A 

HAZLETON,  PA.— 
ILehigh  Tract.,  1st  g.  5s,  1923.  J&D 

47 
6*314 
23 
*  45 
103 
103 
105 
102  i« 

103 

99 
10013 
100 
102% 
109% 

9713 
123 
12313 
120 

"68% 
25 
45% 
lOSis 
103i3 

ids" 

lOSH 
101 
101 
101 
102=8 
110 

93 

iz's" 

75 

70 

Oonsol.  g.  5s,  Nov.  1,1936..  M&N 
Debenture  6s,  1914  J&D 

W.  C.  8t.Tun.,lst,5s,g'd,'09,F&  A 
Ch.  W.  Div.  Ry.,  Ist,4i2s,>32,  J&J 
Chic.  Pass.  Ry.,  1st,  6s,  1903,  F&A 

CINCINNATI,  O.— 
Gin.  New.  &Cov.,  con.  5s,g.,'22,J&J 
So.  Cov.  &Cln.,  1st  M.,  6s,'12,M&S 
2doons.  M.,  6s,  g.,  1932,  J&J.. 
Newport  &  Dayton,  1st,  6s,  1917 
Gin.  Inol.  Plane,  1st,  7s,  1899,  J&J 
Consol.  M.,  6s,  1914,  J&J  

2d,58,  g.,  1915,  J&J  *  43 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  certfs      .  .    

Seaside  &  B.  B.,  g'd  g.  5s,  1942.. 
Eng.  Trust  Co.  certfs  



Flat  prices. 


Reorganizing. 


,  1897.] 


STREET    RAILWAY     SECURITIES. 


•••eU. 

Bid. 

Aak. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Stock*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

H060KEN,   N.  J.— 

Horth  Baton  Co.  Street  By.- 

M14 
M02 

*  75 

96 
101 

100 

1001* 
97    ' 

ioi" 

77 

97  >« 
56 
1024 

NEW  YORK,  N.  Y.-Cond'd)- 

Metro  poll  tan  St.By.Co.—  Conol'd— 
Met.  Crossfn,  1st,  5s,  1920,  AAO 
Lex-Av.AP.F'y,lBt,5s,g.'93,MA8 
Second  AT.—  Cons..  5s,  1909.  MAN 
Deb    5s  1909  JAJ 

WASHINGTON,  D.  C.—  (Con.)— 
Columbia  St.,  1st  M.,  6s,  1914  
EcHngton,  lst,6s,1896-1911,JAD 
Met.BR.,col.tr.,68,conv.,1901,JAJ 
5s,  1925,  FAA  

115 
8-i 

114 

90" 
17" 

•1161* 
•10713 
•101 
•122 

117 
109 

INWANAPOLIS.   INO  - 
atUens'St-RR.oon.5s.g.,>33,MAN 

KANSAS  CITY,  Mo.- 
G  rand  Are.  Gable.  5s,  g.,19O8,  JAJ 
K.  C.  KtoT.  Ry.  Co..***-^^  JAJ 
G'Vd  6s,  1922  JAJ      

Met.  BB  —  Certs,  of  indebtedness. 
WATERBURY,  CONN.— 
Waterbury  Traction  Co.— 

Fhird  ATe.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1937,  JAJ... 
Twenty-third  St.,  1st,  6s,  1909  .,.. 

102 

96 

100 
101 
100 
100 

125 

64 
70 

75 
77 
92 

182" 
*9 
20 

101 

128 
30 

65 

75 
47 

so1* 

78 
93 

70 
184" 

Twenty-th'dSt,.Deb.,58,19O6.JAJ 
Union  By.,  lst.58,g.,  1942,  FAA.. 
Southern  Boulevard  Railroad— 
1st,  gold  5s,  gu.,  July  1,  1945. 
Westches.Elec.,lst,5s.g.,'43,JAJ 

NORTHAMPTON,  MASS.— 
Northampton  St.  By.,  let,  5s,  19O9 
OMAHA,  NEB.— 
Omaha  St.  Ry.,l8t,5s,g.,'14,MAN 
PATERSON,  N.  J.— 
New  Jersey  Eleo  Ry    5s  1945 

'10419 

* 

106 

WILKES-BARRE,  PA.— 
Wilkes  A  Wyom.  Val.  Trao.— 
1st,  g.,  5s,  1921  A&O 

WORCESTER,  MASS.— 
Worcester  Cons.  St.,  1st,  5s,  1907. 
Deb.,  5s,  g.,  1914.FAA  
North  End  5s  

m«i  —  City  Cable  exten.  9*.  g.. 

MOO 
100 

Met-.Oorrtgan  is*.  .  Ss'jnly  .'  16  JAJ 
Met  St.  By.,5ft,g..Sept..l909J(A8 
Cons.  5s,  g  May  1    1910 

102 
98 
95 

98 
35 

LONQ  ISLAND  CITY— 

y  Y  A  Q.  Co  By     Q.  5s,  1946.... 

Worcester  A  Surburb.,  5e,  1915... 
STREET  R'V  STOCKS. 

ALBANY,  N.  Y.—               Par. 
Albany  RR                                 100 

atAlnw&TRr      latlff  r  fis  '22  JAJ 

1154 
110i« 

103 
M10 

110 
103 

103  % 

90 
104 

•  '  '„'.; 

•  99 
1« 

•  97 
MO3 
101 
•  99 
•  91 
*  99 

LOUISVILLE,  KY.- 
Oent.  Paw.  By..  1st.  On.  19O8.MAN 

LoulSTicity  Ry.,oo'n.,6«|l&O9JAJ 

LOWELL,  MASB.- 
Lowell  *  Suburban  Street  By.— 
1st  mortgage,  5*.  1911  JAD 

MANCHESTER,  N.  H.— 
Man.  St.  Ry.  1st  g..  5s,  1915.  .JAJ 
MEMPHIS,  TENN.— 

110 
111 

102>* 
104 

112 

Paterson  Ry.,oon.M.,6s,g.,'31  JAD 
PHILADELPHIA,  PA.— 
Elec.  A  People's,  4s,  tr.  certfs  
Heotonjrille  M.A  Falrm'tP.  BB.— 
2dM,6e.  19O2,  MAS  
Falnn't  P.  By.,  1st.  tts,  '01..  JAJ 
Con.  H..  5s,  g.,  1924  MAN 
People's  Traction  Co.  — 
P.P.Ry.,stk.tr.ctts.,4g,g.'43,FAA 

PlTTSBURQ,  PA.— 
Central  Trac.,  1st,  5s,  1929,  JAJ.. 
Citizens'  Ttao.,  1st,  5s,  1927,  AAO 
Dnquesne  Trac.,  1st,  5s,  1930,  JAJ 
Feder>lSt.AP.V..gen..5s,g.,'42,JAJ 
PennSt.  Ry..l8tM.,5»,  1922,  JAD 
Pitts.  Alle.  A  M.,gen.M..5s,'30,AAO 
Pitts.  A  Bir.Tr..gen.,5s,g.,'29,M  AN 
Pittsb.  Trac.  Co.,  1  st.  5s,  1927.AAO 
Pitta.  A  West  End,  1st.  5s,'22,  JAD 
Second  AT.  Pass.,lst,6«,1902.  JAJ 
The  Second  AT.  Tr.  g.  5s,'54.  JAD 

PORTLAND,  ME. 

Port.RR.lst.g.4i3.Mayl,'13.MAN 
Port.  A  Cape  Ellz.  Ry.— 
1st  M.,  g.,  5s,  NOT.  1.  1915.MAN 

PROVIDENCE,  R.  1.— 
United  Tr.  A  EL,  1st,  5s,g.,'33,MAS 
READING,  PA.— 
Reading  Traction,  6s,  1933,  JAJ.. 
City  Pass.  Ry.,lstM.,5s,1909.AAO 
Read  A  Womels.,  1st,  5s,  g.,  1925. 

RICHMOND,  VA.— 
Rich.  Ry.  A  Elec.,  1st  5s,  g.,  1920 
Rich.  Traction,  1st  5s,  gold,  1925. 

ROCHESTER,  N.  Y.— 

Booh.  By.,  con.  M.,  5s,  g.,  '30,  AAO 
2d  5«  g    1933  JAD           

99 

'  69i« 
•113 

•  97% 

M05i4 
M09is 

•KM; 

M04 
M02 
M06 
•  95 
M10 
M05 

106 
100 

97ij 

MO2 
M02 
«  96 

I 

ALLENTOWN,  PA.— 
Allent'n  A  Leh.  Val.  Trac.  Co..  100 

BALTIMORE,  MD.— 
Baltimore  City  Passenger  By.  .  .25 



98 

City  A  Suburban  Ry  50 

BOSTON,  MASS.— 
North  Shore  Traction- 
Common  100 

111    i 
106is 
104  ia 
103 
107 

MERIDEN,  CONN.— 
Merlden  El.  BB.  lst.5s.1911.AAO 
Con.  M    |    5s  1924  JAJ 

Preferred                         ..  .100 

West  End  Street  Ry.  ,  com  50 

MILWAUKEE,  Wis.— 
Oo««oL,  •    Ita,  19Vfl 

105 

95 
106 

96 

BRIDGEPORT,  CONN.— 
Bridgeport  Traction  100 
BROOKLYN,  N.  Y.— 
Brooklyn  City  A  Newtown  100 
Brooklyn  City  RR                         10 

105 

W.BtdeBt.  By..lst  M..5ai.".'09  j  AJ 

MINNEAPOLIS,  MINN.— 

Coaa.  6s.  >'..  HOT.  1*.  l(il3_MA.N 

1st  M.,J6^TtM«i4M'AO  
8t.P.C-y  Ry.,4eo.6»^..1900.M  A.N 

NASHVILLE,  TENN.— 

Na.hT.  St.  Rf  .  5..  1939  JAJ 
EdnOold  St.  RR-.old.  6s,  '17.  J  AJ  . 
MVw.6*.  1919.  JAJ  

1061s 
102 

Brooklyn  Rapid  TraD.vot.tr.certs. 
Coney  Island  A  Bro.  klyn  BB.  100 

21 
145 

1 
40 

40 
70 

Kings  Cbunty  Traction  100 

38 
68 

t*  

95 

69 
103 
99 
1O9 
UM 
10O 
93 
100 

79 

91 

106 
111 

1    BUFFALO,  N.  Y.— 
Buffalo  Niag.  Falls  Elec.  By..  100 
Buffalo  Ry             100 

CHARLESTON,  S.  C.— 
Charleston  City  By.  50 

100 

M00.Toe*AMt.V.l.t,0*.'13.rAA 
Bummer  St..  1st  M..  6s.  1926  JAJ 
M  serie*  Q*  1  937  J  AJ 

Enterprise  Street  RR.  25 
CHICAGO,  ILL.— 
Chicago  City  Ry  100 

5  

213 
80 

"42" 
605 
1314 
11 

205" 
95 

217 
85 

"43" 

M01 

•  85 
•  50 
•  65 

M01 

M07 

* 

Mw    «u  taio  AAO 

86 
70 
80 

101  '"' 
108 
100 
75 
100 
105 
111 
110 
105 
97  >• 

••.•••hTTRR.,  lstM..6s,1914JAJ 

NEW  ALBANY,  IND.— 

Hew  Albany  Ry..  1st.  6s.  1914  JAJ 
NEWARK,  N.  J.- 
Newark ft  sssagsr'  Railway— 
New.  A  Bkmmf.  M..  6s.  1  9O1  .FA  A 
Oranje  A  New..  lst.6a.19O9.AAO 
Bettor.  A  New..  1st.  7s.  19OOJAC 
New.  PMa..eoiia..5a.f  ..  1930JAJ 
JI«w.*IrTln4fn.l.t.9s,1900JAD 
bMxPMaTRy..  6s.  19O9..MAN 
•Tew.A8,Or.By..lstM..5*,'13rAAC 
Rap.Tr.8t.Kr  ,l«tM.5«jr..'21.AAC 

NEW  BEDFORD,  MAM.- 

Omk>»  8tr.Ry...V..  July  2.1898  JAJ 
OSSM»L  5^  g-VJan.  3.  1914.JAJ 

NEW  HAVEN,  CO*IN.— 
N.H.ACeotreT..l.v5e,g/S3.MAJ 
New  Har.Mt.  Ry..lst.5«w(..'13,MA.'' 
Rdjrewood  DtrUion- 

li*    -      «-     lull     JAH 

Chicago  North  Shore  St.  Ry...lOO 
Chicago  Passenger  Ry.,  guar..lOO 
Chicago  South  Side  Elevated.  .IOC 
Chicago  West  Dlv.  Ry.,  guar..!OC 
Lake  Street  Elevated    100 

De'ben't.  6.,g.,  Mar.  1,  1911.MAS 
ST.  Louis,  Mo.- 
Baden  A8t.  L.,  lst,5s,g.,1913,JAJ 
Cans  AT.A  Fair  Ods..lst.5s,'12  J  AJ 
Citizens'  RB..  1st.  6s,  1907,  JAJ... 
FourthSt-A  Arsenal,  1st.  6^  19O3. 
6s,g.,1916.   (In  default.).  ..MAS 
Jefferson  ATe.,  1st  M.,  5s,  1905... 

•  90 

M04 
M10 
MOT 
MOO 
M03 
M1O 
MOO 
MO3 

:  

13% 

17 

2l"6" 
9513 

20 
75 

ii'i" 

61 
51 

45 

100 
132 
75 

Trust  certificates  100 

Metropolitan  West  Side  Elev..lO( 

North  Chicago  City  Ry  100 
North  Chicago  Street  RR  IPO 

• 

West  Chicago  Street  RR         .  ICO 

CINCINNATI,  O.— 
^Cincinnati  Inclined  Plane  5( 

106 
111 
101 
1O3 

101'c 
100*4 

UndellBy.,  lst,5s.g.,1911.FAA.. 
Oomp.  H.AM.Ter.,6s,g.,'13.JAJ 
Taylor  Ave..  6s,  g.,  1913,  JAJ... 
Missouri  BB.,  1st,  9*.  1916,  MAS.  .  . 
Peop.'s  RB..  1st.  6«,  "92-1902,  JAD 
2d  7s   1902  MAN              

M04 
M10 
M09 
•103 

Clnt'lnnatl  New.  A  Covlngton.100 
Cincinnati  Street  By  50 

2214 
113% 

50 

98 
130 
70 

100 

175" 
100 

.  77 

MOO 
MOO 
•   99i« 
M10 
M06 

CLEVELAND,  O.— 

Co'nsoi.  M..  6s.   (In  default.). 
St.  L.  (B'way  line)  5s,  19OO-10.T:.. 
8t  L.  A  E.8tL,,lstM.,6s,1905JAJ 
St.  L.  A  Sab.,  1st,  5s,g.,  1921,  FAA 
8t:L.Cab.AW.,l.tMB,68.'14,MAN 
8t-L.AMeramack.6s,g.,'16,MAN 
South.  Elec.  Ry.,oon.,6s,1909,MAN 
6s.  19O4,  MAN  

79 
101 
103 
101 

10713 
110 
110 
103 
105 
112 
105 

:  
MOB 

MO4 

MOlif 
MO4 
M03 

MOO 
•115 
M10 

M03 
•   86 
MOOii 

COLUMBUS,  O.— 

104 

DAYTON,  OHIO— 

• 

WlBefr  ATVRK,  I*U*4.,U3J(A1< 

Tt*H     A*     »      IBJVI    Will 

Oen.,  g..  5«,  1916  FAA 
Un.  Depot  RR.,con.,  0«.1910,AAO 

•ibi 

M04 
Mil 
M03 

•in 

M06i2 

s> 

City  Railway,  common  100 
Preferred  100 

NEW  ORLEAM*,  LA.— 
Canal  A  Clalborne,  lst.6e.'12.MA> 
Irt.r.'K  1946  MAN 

Oon.,«s,g..  1918,  JAD  
M>dCltyRB.,lst,6s,g.,'00-10,JAJ 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL.— 

Cml.  St.  Cable  RB.,lst.5s,g.,'15,JAJ 
Ferries  A  Cliff.  6s.  1914,^iA8 
Oeary8t.Pk.A0..1st,5s.l921,AAO 

People's  Street  Ballway  100 
DETROIT,  MICH.— 
Detroit  Citizens'  Street  Ry  10( 
Detroit  Electric  Ry  10( 

111 

102  >t 
86  >t 

....** 



H.O.  City.  1st,  ««.  1908.  JAD.... 
Hew  Orleans  Traction  Oo.- 
H.O.OtyALntoJM.9fUt.'43JAJ 

<*tttia,S£$&.t:::* 

107  " 
123 
113 
105 

105 
104 
99 

95 

110 
108 

107 

101 
105 
99 

Wyandotte  A  Del  rolt  River  —  10< 

110 
100 

95 

Market  Street  Ballway  Co.— 
Market  St.  Cab..  1  st.es.g..'  13.J  AJ 
1st  com.  raort.  58,  1924.  MAS... 
OmnlbnsCable.  l8t,6s,1918,A  AO 
Park  A  Ocean,  1st,  6s,  1914,  JAJ 
PartACllffHo..  lst,6s.l!iu..l,v.l 
Powell  Ht.  BB..  lst,6s,1912,MA8 

SCHANTON,   PA.— 
Scran.  A  Carbon.Tr.  ,  1  st,6s,'23  JAJ 
'Scran.  A  Pitt*  ton,  l8t.6s,1923,AAC 
Scran.  Traction,  lst,6s,g  ,'32,MAN 

TAUNTON,  MASS.- 

I   .,,,,«on  StRv.      IstM.  58/14.JAJ 

M23is 
M22 

HALIFAX,  CANADA— 
Halifax  Elec.  Tramway  Co  —  100 
HARTFORD,  CONN.— 

92  if 

M  O.A<Vr..lstJI..6s.'98to'06.FAJ 
M  M..6S.  r.  1905  F*» 
OttaMM  RR.  Co..  6s,  1912.  MAN. 
M.ClMrta*M..ls*.6a,lB98...JAl 

New  YOHK,  N.  Y.- 
BtoMker  Bt.  A  Pulton  Ferry- 
1st.  7a,  19OO  JAJ 

...... 

* 

1  M"03«i 
M06 

"n" 

215 
5 
70 
170 
21 

58 

40 
95 

12 

•102 
M15 

MOO 

108 

in 

120>» 

HAZLETON,  PA.— 

11 

HOBOKEN,  N.  J.— 
North  Hudson  County  St.  By...  25 
HOLYOKE,  MASS.— 

• 

!•  Bl*/2l    IttIA    JAJ    "•"*"' 

180 

96 

15 
100 

Oo*.  M..5*.t;..  1943.  JAD  

CkrJ  A  lOtk  M*r.7.°*i'.5.l.''9t<.A  A(>  •  1O2 
DTT  D.  K.  B.A  B..  l.t^«w?..'32  J  AU  M  15 
<!«.  Indebt..  «k  lTO?FAA     ...  MOO 

3d  M    1  BO    Ofl   \9  1  ft                         *  6ft 

i   TERRE  HAUTE,  IND.- 
117     ;Terre  Ilaute  Electric,  6s,  1912.... 
103         Gen.  gold  6s,  1914  Q-Jan. 

105 

Holyoke  Street  Ry  100 

INDIANAPOLIS,  IND.— 
Citizens'  Passenger  Railway.  .  .  100 
KANSAS  CITY,  Mo.— 

106 

118 
B 

9314 

1054 

I17M, 
IO7 

1  ROT     11.     T  . 

Troy  City  By.,  6s,  g.,  1942,  AAO.. 
T,T°C;mDs't.°'yTcons.  58,1909.  JAJ 

T..I.  EI.  st.  Ry--l«V?-?2fci1lF*.A 

Tol.  Trac.,  COM.,  g.,  5s,  1909,  JAJ. 

LOUISVILLE,  KY.— 
Louisville  Ry.,  com  10 

MA«IS>M|»  KL  .'stffQi   4st  sf  .  19QO.AAC 
ilW  RL.1S*,  0*.  19W.  JAJ  

'•wo"1 

•UttwpoUteB  Street  By.  bo.- 

,  M04H 

r  •  1  1  .-. 
Mi>:m 

96 
•   60 

MINNEAPOLIS,  MINN.— 

Twin  City  Rapid  Transit  10 
Preferred  '.  IOC 

3d,Vl905.JAJ  

BWtAHH"lGt^MN'5°'l^21   JAJ 

natprtee.       :  LMtsale.        «  Prices  per  share  not  per  cent.      >>  Beorganizing. 

THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


Stocks.              Par. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Stock*.               Par. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Stock*.               Par 

Bid. 

Ask. 

MONTREAL,  CAN.— 
Montreal  Street  By  50 

211 
53 

26 
150 

29 
175 

t  50 
60 
t  35 

1  44is 
59 
12114 
113 
6 
25 
t    10 
58 

2913 
197 
198 
163 
152 
152 
300 
325 
40 
85% 
106 
160 
130 
175 
150 
300 
100 

165 
50 

211% 
54 

28 
16o 

30 

180 

PATERSON,  N.  J.— 
Paterson  Ry  1OO 

St.  Louis,  Mo.—  (Con.)— 
Liudell  Ry  100 

Missouri  RR                                  100 

138 
165 
105 
1OO 
100 
58 
46 
90 
175 

108 
38 
43% 

12 
9 

t     7 

200 

78=8 
70 

t... 

139 
170 
107 
115 

Riichts  
NASHVILLE,  TENN.— 
Nashville  Street  Ry  100 

PHILADELPHIA,  PA.— 
Citizens'  Passenger,  guar  50 
Continental  Passenger  Ry  50 

i* 
113  s" 
1    60 
1350 
1131 
t!33 
t  
t  GO*? 

28<iia 
140 

National  Rv...                 100 
St.  Louis  RR                                  1OO 

St.  L.  &  E.  St.  L.  E.  R  1OO 

NEW  BEDFORD,  MASS.— 
Union  Str.  Ry.  Co  100 

Fairmont  Pk.  &  Iladdington.-.SO 
Frankford  &  Southwark  Pass.  ..50 
Oermantown  Passenger  50 

»8 

Southern  Electric  Ry                  100 

47>S 

92 

Preferred,  6  per  cent  100 

NEWARK,  N.  J.— 
Consolidated  Traction  of  N.  J.100 

Green  &  Coates  Sts.  Passenger.  50 
HnstonnviUe  M.  &F  50 
Preferred  50 

50" 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL.— 
Cal.  St.  Cable  RR  100 

109 

Rapid  Transit  St.  Ry.  Co  100; 
NEW  HAVEN,  CONN.— 

Lombard  &  South  Sts  25 
People's  Passenger  Ry  25 

u  

I  » 

90ig 
6114 
65 

Geary  St.  Park  &  Ocean  RR...100 
Market  Street  Ry                       100 

44 

Presidio  &  Ferries  RR  100 

New  Haven  Street  Ry               100 

80 
38 

46 

Philadelphia  City  Passenger.  .50 
Phila.  (Chestnut  &  Walnut)  50 
Phila,  &  Gray's  Ferry,  guar..  ...50 
Philadelphia  Traction  50 

H76i4 
U.  ... 
1    86 
t   6913 
1250 
t237i3 
t  
t260 
1225 
t      9% 
1236 

SCRANTON,    PA.— 
Scran.  &  Carbondable  Tract'n.100 
Scranton  &  Pittston  Traction.  100 

Winchester  A  ve.  RR  25 

175 
88 

NEW  ORLEANS,  LA.— 

11 
9 

11 

2 
205 
103 
78% 
75 

Canal  &  Clalborue  40 
Crescent  City  ,  guar.,  6s  100 
N.  O.  &  Carrollton  100 

Rirtge  Ave.  Passenger,  guar  —  50 
2d  &  3d  Sts  Ry.,  guar             .  .50 



SPRINQFIELD,  ILL.  - 
Springfield  Cousol.  Railway.  ..100 

SPRINQFIELD,  O.— 

Springfield  Ry  100 

SPRINQFIELD,  MASS.— 
Springfield  Street  Ry  100 

iao" 
8 
30 
15 

59 

32 
20  2 

17th  &  19th  Sts.  Pass.  Ry  50 
13th  &  15th  Sts  Pass.  Ry            50 



N.  O.  City  &  Lake,  guar.,  6s.  .100 
N.  O.  Traction,  com      .  100 

Union  Passenger,  guar  50 
Union  Traction      50 

"gia 

Preferred   6s                            100 

Orleans  RR                                   5O 

West  Phila.  Passenger,  guar  —  50 
PlTTSBURQ,  PA.— 
Cent.  Tract.—  Drexel  &  Co.  recpts 
Citizens'  Traction    50 

St.  Charles  Street      '                    50 

NEW  YORK,  N.  Y.- 
Bleeoker  St.  &  FiUton  Ferry  ...  100 
Broadway  &  7th  Ave..  guar...  100 
Central  Crosstowu,  7  per  cent.  100 
Cent.  Park  North  &  Bust  Riv..lOO 
Christopher  &  Tenth  Streets..  100 
Dry  D.  E.  B'way  &  Bat.,  6  p.  c.100 
Eighth  Are  100 

t  54 
t     7  "a 

1   37  is 
t 

54=8 
8 
38i« 
35 

TERRE  HAUTE,  IND.— 
Torre  Haute  Electric  100 

TORONTO,  CANADA.— 

Consolidated  Traction,  com  50 

163 
160 
160 
315 
330 
45 
85»8 
106i2 
170 
135 
185 
152 
325 
103 

175 
100 
55 

Drexel  &  Co.  receipts  

t  

Federal  St.  &  P.  V.  RR  25 
Pittsburg  Alleg.  &  Manch.  Tr...50 
Pittsburg  &  Birmingham  Tr  50 

t  2113 
t  
t   13% 

215g 
3812 
14% 

TROY,  N.  Y.- 
Troy City  Ry  100 

42d  St.  &  Grand  St.  Ferry  100 

WASHINGTON,  D.  C.— 

BeltRy  50 

Metropolitan  Tractiou  100 

Second  We.,  com  50 

t   12 
t  39i3 

40 

t   10 

tuo 

t  60 
11 

Second  Ave  100 
Sixth  Ave  100 

PROVIDENCE,  R.  1.— 
United  Traction  &  Electric  100 
READINO,  PA.— 

45 

Capital  Traction  Co  100 
Columbia  Street  Ry  50 

52% 
1x52 

53% 

Third  Ave  100 
Twenty-third  St.,  guar  100 

Georgetown  &  Ten'ytown  50 

t  

Iil2ia 

10 
89 
90 

ii's" 

30 

12 
92 

Union  Ry  100 

WILKES-BARRE,  PA.— 
Wilkea  &  Wyoin.  Val.  Tract...  100 

WORCESTER,  MASS.— 

NORTHAMPTON,  MASS.— 
Northampton  Street  By  100 

OAKLAND,  CAL.— 
Oakland  8.  L.  &  Hayward  100 

OMAHA,  NEB.— 
Omaha  Street  RY  100 

East  Reading  Electric  Ry          50 

ROCHESTER,  N.  Y.— 
Rochester  Street  Ry  100 

12 

ST.  Louis,  Mo.— 
Fourth  Street  &  Arsenal  100 

Preferred,  6s,  cumul               100 

Worcester  &  Suburban  St.Ry..lOO 

t  Prices  per  share  uot  per  cent. 


x  Ex-dividend. 


;  Last  sale. 


MUNICIPAL     BONDS. 

It  should  be  borne  in  mind  that  municipal  bonds  are  not  subject  to  such  decided  fluctuations  in  value  as  are  securities 
which  form  a  basis  for  speculation. 

Prices  marked  (*)  are  flat  prices— that  is,  the  purchaser  does  not  pay  accrued  interest  in  addition. 

The  figures  in  the  column  "  to  net"  indicate  the  basis  on  which  the  securities  sell  or  the  interest  rate  which  the  securities, 
*f  held  to  maturity,  will  net  to  the  purchaser  at  the  present  market  price. 


Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

ALABAMA 

5s,  July  1/06,  J&J,  Class  B. 
4-5s,  J'y  l,'06,J&J,ClassA. 
4s,  July  1,  '06,  J&J,Class  C. 
Is.  Cur'ucy,  f'dg,  1920.  J&J 
Gadsden— 
6s,  g.,  Soh.  ,  Sep.  1  .'09.M&S 
Jefferson  Co.-6s,  1927.  J&D 
6s,  Oct.  1,  1921  A&O 
6s,  Dec.  1,  1917  J&D 
*    5s,  July  15,  1920....  J&J 
Madison  Co     5s  1929  J&J 

*  106 
•   107 

• 

CANADA. 

4s,  Dom.,Nov.l,1903.M&N 

103 

110 
114 

llSia 

104% 
105 
106 

103 

lOSia 
102 
102 

10213 

10212 
10212 
10912 

109  HI 

107 
1081s 
109i2 

100 
100 
101 
1011s 
101i2 
lOlia 
102 

104 

111k 
115 
117 

106 
1061* 
108 

104 
104% 
1034i 
lOSia 

103% 
103% 
103% 
110% 
110% 
108 
110 
11013 

.... 

:::: 

Las  Aiiiinas  Co.  — 
6s,  May  1,1904 

103 
95 

101 
97is 

113 

12213 

54 
4H 

414 

Montrose  Co.— 
6s,  Fund.,  1898-'08.J&J. 
Morgan  Co.  Sch.  Dist.  3s  — 
6s,  1902-1912  J&J 
Pitkin  Co.  8s,  fudg.1904-14 
Pueblo— 
6s,g.,gen.fd.,J'el,'06J&D 
6s,  Water,  June,  1914  

CONNECTICUT 

3133,  War  loan,  renew.  Jan, 
1903  J&J 
3s,War  loan,Oct.!910.A&O 
Ausouia  —  4s,  g.,F'd'g.l915 
Bridgeport—  7s,  1900.  .J&J 
5s,  Mumcip,July'08.J&J 
4i3SC'rtH.,  J'lv'18.J&J 
4s,  Corp.,  July  1919.  J&J 
Bristol—  4s,  Sch.,  1904.J&J 
4s,  Sewer.  .1905-'25.  J&J 
Danbury  —  Is,  Jan.,  1920.  .  . 
Derby  —  is,  1914    .       J&J 

* 

i'is" 

102 
95 
105 
11413 
114 

5s,Jau.20,1910.J.30D.31 
5s,£,  Ry.deb.,  1917.  .J&D 
5s,Cons.debtdeb,'20.J&J 

*  100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
101 
*  130 
*  113 
*  111 
100 
106 
10613 
100 

110 
112 
HO 
100 
100 

* 

* 



.... 



.... 

4s,  May  1,  1»25  M&N 
4s,  reg..  May,  1927.  M&N 
4s,  May  1   1933        M&N 

New  Brunswick,  Prov.  of  — 
4s,Apl.l6,'21..A.16  O.lfi 
4s,  July  3,1930.  ..J.3J.3 
4s,  Jan.  1  ,  1902-32  ...  J  &  J 
4s,  Feb.l5,'02-3'2.F&A./j- 
Nova  Scotia,  Prov.  of— 
4s,  July  1,  1919  J&J 
4s,  Jan.  1,  1920  ....J&J 
4s,  May  1,  1920.  ...M&S 
Ottawa,  Citv  5s,  1908.  J&D 
5s,Sch.,Dec.30,1909.J&D 
Quebec.City  4i2S,1914.  J&J 
4  ISM.  1922  J&J 

5s,  Jan.  ,1919  '.J&J 
Marlon—  6s,W.'05-25.  M&N 
Mobile  Co.—  8s.  Feb,'09F&  A 
6s,  Mar.,  1908  M&S 
5s,  June,  1911  J&D 
Montgomery—  6s,1918.  J&J 
68,Sts.,sch.,&e.,'21..J&J 
6s,  July  1,  1924  J&J 
Troy—  6s,  1925  M&S 

ios" 

— 

100 

10514 

115 
114i3 

3^ 

358 
35s 

"3^ 
3% 
3=8 

3Ja 

3-80 

3-35 
3-30 
3-30 

115 
113 

lib" 
in 

'.'.'.'. 

101  19 

102i« 

ARIZONA 

88,GilaB'ge,M'y,1900.May 
7s,InsaneAs.,J'ly,'05  Jan. 
6s,F'nding,  Jan.  ,1913.  Jan. 
5s,  Funding,  1946  J&J 
5s,F'dg,J'lylo,'12-'42.J&J 

ARKANSAS 

6s,  Funded,  1899-1900    ... 
7s,  L.  R.  &  Fort  Smith.  A&O 
7s,  Memphis  &L.R  A&O 
Little  Rock— 
5s,  Ref.,  July,  1909.Aug. 

CALIFORNIA 
-4s,  Dock,  Jan.  1,  1912.  J&J 
Berkeley  -5sg.,Soh.'98-'12 
Hanford—  6s,  g.,  1913..  An. 
LosAngTs-7s,J'yl,'01.J&J 
7s,  g.,  Sell.,  Aug.  15,1904. 
6s,  July  1,  1906  J&J 
5s,  July,  1899  

IISH 

11613 

11213 
ibi" 

5 
5 
5 
5 
5 



Prov.  5s,  1908  M&N 
Toronto  — 
4s,  Imp.,Apr.l,1900.J&J 
4s,           do         1901.  J&J 
4s,           do         1905.  J&J 
4s,           do         1910.  J&J 
4s,  Mar.  31,  1911..  ..J&J 
4s,  Apr.  1,  1911  J&J 
4s,  Apr.  1,1916  J&J 

COLORADO 

4s,  Jan.  1,  1907.... 

Enfleld—  4s,  1920  M&N 
3138,  g.  Park.J.,  1926  J&J 
Greenwich  — 
4s,Sk.fd.,N'v.l,'13.M&N 
Hartford— 
6s,  Water,  Aug.  '99.F&A 
5s,  Water,  July,  '06..J&J 
4s,  Water,  1908  
4s,  Funding,  1918  
3138,  Sewer,  1921  
3i28  g.,Cap.Ref  d'g.,  1922 
3ij8,  Park,  1926 
3s,  T'n  (uutax.)  1909.J&J 
Merirten— 
6s,  July  1897  to  '99.  .J&J 
4s,  May,  1902  
4s,  Water,  '01  to  '  10  .  M&N 
Middletown  — 
4s,  School,  1915  J&J 
New  Britain  — 
4s,  July,  1908  
4s,Jau.,  1908-18  
4s,  Aug.,  1925  
New  Haven  — 
7s  Oct.  1901             A&O 

"98" 
100 

10514 
10813 
10213 
103i4 
103  "4 
95 

105i4 
100 

103 
105% 
10614 

ibi* 

102% 
102% 
102% 

10313 

103 

4" 

5  '-2 

5?8 

439 
414, 

4% 
51% 

538 

4. 

sii 

4=8 
5ifl 

104i4 
1041-) 

314 
314 

104 

10113 

3-15 

413 
5i4 
4 
4 
4 
378 

378 
418 

414 

414 

3% 
3% 

3ias,  Jan.  1,1905  



35s 
3-62 
3-60 

3»9 

3-60 
3-60 
3-60 

3-35 

3'-27 
3-27 

Arapahoe  Co.— 
6s,  8.  D.  No.  2,  S.1..1906 
5s,S.D.No.l7,July  1,1905 
Canon  City—  6s,'ll-2t>.M&8 
Central  City— 
7s,  Water,  '99-1904.  M&S 
Colorado  Springs  — 
6s,  Water,  July  1,  05.J&J 
5s,  g..  School,  1909..  M&S 
5s,  Water,  1906-1911  
Denver—  6s,May  1,'99.F&A 
6s.  Sewer.Sep.  1,'01.M&S 
5s,  July  1,  1906  J&J 
4s,  Nov.  1,  1908.  ...M&X 
FremoutCo.—  6s,  Jan.  1,'09. 
Highland—  6s,  1899-1904  . 



102 
101 
103=8 

101  1» 

102 

104 
1121* 

ios"^ 

113ia 



ii'o" 

104% 
104% 
104»8 

11413 
111% 

4  His,  School,  1897  to  1936 
Oakland—  8s,  Je.9,'05.Q—  J 
Sacramento  — 
6s,  Feb.  1,  1898-1903Jan 
4"ss,  Jan.,  1904  J&J 
4s,  Jan.,  1908  J&J 
San  Francisco— 
6s,  April  1,  1904....  A&O 
6s,  City  H.,  J'ne  1,'99.J&J 

125 

102 
100 
98 

114 

130 

104% 
102 
100 

115i« 

ib'6" 
ibb" 

105 
101% 
101 
107 
101 
lOSHi 

4s,Sewr,Ap.,'2'2  '25.  A&O 
4s,  Sewer,  Ap.l,'17.A&O 
4s,  Lib'ry,  Jan.l,'19.J&J 
4s,  School,  1909-'20.F&A 
3133,  June,  1P08  J&D 

103 

Jefferson  Co.—  7s,  Sch.,  '06. 

103 

108 

3'30 

*  Flat  price. 


JUSB,  1897.] 


MUNICIPAL    BONDS. 


Bonds.                      Bid.       Ask.    Net.                    Bonds.                      Bid. 

Ask. 

To  | 
fet. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask.    1 

To 

let. 

New  Haven  (Town)— 
4t.  Park.  Julv  I.'IS.JAJ 
-.J-lyl.-09.JAJ 
31.S,  FM'g.  Nv.l.'IS.MAN 
34*.  A.L.  RR..  1H29.  JAJ 
34».  Park.  Jan.l.'40  JAJ 
New  London—  7s,  Jan.l9Ou 
4s.  School.  Jam-  I'.i-Jl.   .. 
3  >ss.  Sewer.  J  uly  '  1  1  .  J  A  J 
Norwalk—  4  e.g..  Water,  '35. 
4s,  g..  Ma..  Hay.  '35.JAJ 

4»,  Ref"  Nov.l5,'27.JAJ 
South  Norwalk— 
4s.  Sept.  1.1913  MAS 
-7s,  Jan.,  1899. 
4S»,  Water,  19O5....JAJ 
4s.  WaU-r.  July,  1910.  JAJ 
WUUmantlo— 
4s,  Oct.  1.1910-85.  .AAO 
Wlndham.—  4s.Apr.l.l925. 

DELAWARE 
6s  School  Jnlr    19O6 

101 
97 
97 
98 
9714 

106%  ' 

98 

Chicago—  (Concluded.) 
48,  W'ld's  Fair,1921.JAJ 
3-658,  Water,  J'ly  '02.  JAJ 
3148,  Water,  July'09.  JAJ 
3148,  1910  JAJ 

105 
10O 

98H) 
110 

105>4 

iVells  Co.— 
68,Imp.,'98to'99  Ja.&Sep. 
4138,  Ct.  H.,  '97-'05.  .MAN 

5 
419 

ibo 

100 

111 

i  i 

1-90 
1-90 
1-90  j 
1-90 
1-90 
i-90 

.... 

6s,  Fund.,  1902-10..  MAN 

IOWA 

Wlerton—  5s,  1905  ....JAD 
ilta—  6s,  Wat'r.Au.l  ,'05-15 

.. 

108%  3-50 
1077e3-55 
99  ij  3-5J 

Chicago  Heights— 
6»,  Water,  1914  MAS 
I'hicaKO  Sanitary  Dist.— 
5s,  Jan.  1,  1910  ....MAN 
5s,  July  1,1904  JAJ 
5«,  Nov.  1.  '97  to  '06.M  AN 
5,July  1,1911-12..  ..JAJ 
4148,  1897-1916..  ..  JAJ 

L03-51 

4 
414 
414 

4% 
419 

107       109*83 
106%    107>43 

104       10514 
,J 

1O514      1O614  i 

10314     104%  S 

• 

*B 

ao 

C55 
•55 
I-TO 

(-50 

!-50 
i-r.o 

»-85 
J-83J 
J-85 

... 

89,  Dec.  1,  1897  JAD 
6s,  Nov.  1,  1902..  ..MAN 
5s,  Oct.  1,  1898  AAO 
3edar  Rapids  — 
4i$8,Sch.,June  1,'05.JAD 
Council  Bluffs— 
7s,  Oct.  1,1898  AAO 
7s  July  1900             JAJ 

1148,  Jan.,  1*99 

102>4 

103=8 

108%' 

104 

Cook  Co.—  5s.  1899....  JAJ 
4148.  Ref.,Mav,1900.MAN 
4s,  May,  1899    

102 

lOOSj 
100% 

102  1« 
102 

10214 
105 

lOSia 
102 

48,  May,  19OO 

48.  Kef.,  1898  to'12.  MAN 
DeKalb—  58,  Oct.  1,  '97-10. 
Evanaton— 
5s,  May  1,  1901... 

4% 

4 
4 
4 

"4" 
4 

4 

4 

4>4 

4 
4 

5 

6s,  Aug.  1,1903  FAA 
5s,  Sch.,Junel,  1902.  JAD 
5s,  Sell.,  Oct.  1,  1898.A&O 
4133,  Ref.,  1900-15 

101 

105 

106% 
) 

10413 
10713 
111% 

105 

5»,  Mav  1,  1905 

Davenport  —  7s  1899 

5s  May  1    1912 

6s,  Pavli  g,  Oct.,'03.AAO 
4i«s,  1909  FAA 
DCS  Moines— 
4i28,8ch'l,  1901-06.  MAN 
4s,  Aug.  1,1908  FAA 
4s,Fund-g,  May,'16.M&N 
Dunuque  — 
4s,  Refd'g,  Apr..  1916... 
4s,Refd'g,Feb.l,'17.FAA 
Fonda—  6s,  Water,  May  1  , 
1905-1915                    MAN 

103 

5 

ralimpt.  Junel. 
1906-1915                     JAJ 

.    : 

Joliet—  5s,W.,  July  30,  1901 
Peoria— 
6s,  Paving.  1  899  to  1902  . 
4  las,  Park  Diat..Nov.l.'15 
4148.  Park  Dist.,  July,'  08 
Peoria  Twp  58  1910 

105% 

4 
3-65 
3-62 

3-70 
3% 

514 
514 

3*.  June  1.1907  JAD 
Wilmington— 
6a,  July.  1897to  1908JAJ 
4>«s.St.A»ew.,Ap.'22AAO 
4s,  8.AS.,  Oct.,  1925.  AAO 

DIST.  OF  COLUMBIA 
7§,  Water  Stock,  19O1.JAJ 
•    1903                ...JAJ 

• 

ibs" 

98 



10514 
04-21 

03-51 
102 
104 
101 
105 

108 

113 
114 
112 
103 
110 



Pope  Co.— 
4s,  1902--12,  JAJ      .  ... 

100 

...... 

Quincy  —  6*  July    1900 

5s,  Ref.,  Sept,  1902.Sept. 
4148,  Ref.,  July,  1908.J'ly 
4s  Nov   1.  1901 

1O4 
1034 

104i« 

inoi; 
10014 

6s,  3O-yr.  Fd.,  *..  '02.  • 
3»  20-yr.  Fund.,  1899.JAJ 
!  ."cur..124.FAA 
8>*s,B«g..2-lOs.'93  -01.  JAJ 

FLORIDA 
7s,  Jan.  1.  1901  Jan.  1 
•6s.  f.,  Jan.  1,1903  JAJ 
Bartow— 
u  If&v  1Q14             MAN 

5s,  Ct.  H.,  1899  AAO 

4s.  Ref.,  July,  1911.J'lyl 
Rockford- 
7s,Clty.  May  4,  '98.MAN 
5s.  Clrv,  June,  1903-4 
44s.  City,  Mch.,  '07.  MAS 
4s  City  Sept.  16  1898. 

112 

.... 

6s,  water..  190O-'05.  AAO 
Rock  Rapids— 
5s  School  1901-'06 

112" 

...... 

3-60 

Waterloo— 
6s  Sewer,  1903 

Saline  Co.- 
6s,  Funding,  1902--17.... 

106 
95 

107 

100 
101 

KANSAS 
7s  July  1  1897              JAJ 



54 
5 
3 

5 
5-50 

M 

4«,Julr,  IDOl-'lO  July  1. 
Tolono,  5»,  Jan  ,  '05-'15  

4s,  July  1,  1909  JAJ 
Atchison— 
4s,  Ref,  July  1,  1913.  JAJ 
Atchison  Co.—  6s,  Ref.,  July 
1  1899-1914 

80 

87>« 

5 
4*8 

55s 

5=8 

433 

438 

4% 
414 

4*8 
538 
5 

413 
413 

4<4 

4% 
4% 

4»8 

514 

6 
5 
"5" 

4% 
4% 

5 

4% 

•114 

B%i 

100 

103 
100 
103  14 

Jacksonville— 
S..£,ImproT.,Mayl3,'24 
K.-V  w.-.i  - 
6s,  Water,  1903-23.  .JAJ 

GEORGIA 
4  >•*.  raT(.  189»  1916.  .JAJ 
4i*>.  Actofs4July,13.JAJ  j 

West  Chicago  Park- 
Park  5».  1900-15  JAJ 

INDIANA 
314*,  Fnnd'g,  191O-13.MAN 
3».  June  18,  1909.     .JAD 
Alexandria.    6s,     Paving, 
Nov  2   1897  to  1906 

102% 

lOSU 

3-20 
3-20 

5 

5s,  Ref.,  July  i,  1916.  J  AJ 
Chamito— 
6s,  Water,  June  1,'05.  J  AJ 
Coffeyville  — 
Gs,  Water,  July  1,'OS.JAJ 
Einporia  — 
58,Water,N'v.l7,'06MAN 
Kansas  City— 
6s,Ref.,Oct.  1,1915.  FAA 

113 
114>t 
113 
111 
UM 
102 

114 
103 
116 
115 
1O6 
•  1O4 
•   104 
'   101 
nil 
•    1OO 

•  ml 

•   116 

•    11" 
•    111 

t 

102% 
102% 
10014 
12014 

iVs<i 

Anderson— 
6s.  Imp.,  1897  to'  04.  JAD 

5».  Wa..Se.l5'97  to'O6MAS 
Blackford  Co.— 
5s.  Fund..  -04  to  '15.  AAO 

4s,  July  1.  1926  JAJ  • 
-34*.  Jan.  192O  ..JAJ  • 
•>•*,  Jan..  1930.  JAJ  • 

118 

.... 

• 

4% 

4»8 

4% 

4% 

5 

4% 

4% 

4  '4 
4-4 

4-30 

:t-7o 
3-70 
4% 

4 
4 

363 

3-rfO 
3-60 

Atlanta— 
8s,  July,  1902  JAJ 

ib9% 
106" 

6s,  Feb.,  1898  to  1905.  .  .  . 
5s,  Jan.  1,  1917  

7s.  Oa.Alr-Uat.Jat> 
7*.  Water,  Jan.  l»Ot  JAJ 
6s.  Capitol.  Ju 
5s.  Red..a>pt..  1913..JAJ 
lit*.  Red..  July  1U1U..J  AJ 

..   Brazil.  6*.  1904  JAJ 
Cannelton—  6»,  Refunding. 

...... 

5s,  School,  1909  FAA 
Leaveuworth  — 
Gs,  July  1,  1909-lf..JAJ 
5s,  July  1,  1909  JAJ 
Newton— 
6s,Wat«r,June  1,'05-JAJ 
Norton  Co.— 
6s,  ReTg,  May  2,  1905-25 
Oxford  — 
6a,Water,Oot.  15,'05  AAO 
Salamanca  Township  — 
6s,  RR.  Aid,  Jan.  1,  1916 
Sedgwlok  Co.— 
5s.Fund.,Jul,'15-25..JAJ 
5s,C.H.,Junel,'08-9.JAJ 

Otnom—  fl«    Oi't.  1.  I'JIO  



104% 



CUyOo.-5s,  1901.  ...FAA 
Columlm*—  5s,  1909...  JAJ 
Crown  PolnV-6s,  1905--19. 
Decaf  ur-<J»,  19O3  FAA 
Dunkirk—  6s,  March,  1903. 
KvannvlUe— 
6*,  July  1.1912  JAJ 
3s,  April,  1912  AAO 

4  "as.  Water,  1933.  . 
4s.  water.  Jan.,192:i 
4s,  Red..  Jam.,  J920    JAJ 
Atains-sV  1922  MAS 
6s.  Water.  Nov.  I9O1MAN 

\  u'ii-'  i   n   '  •"  ; 



.... 

...... 

107-79 

100 

115 
106i4 
106i4 
10014 
95 

118 
108  "4 
LOSV 

96  is 

100 

101>4 

108 

•7!  jf^f  I89g              MAS 

...... 

6s,  D    1913                  r  v  v 

5s!  Jan.  i.  1912  JAJ 

6s,                                 IJAJ 

4><*.  Jan.  1,  1912.  ...JAJ 
ilr  1,  1912  JAJ 

8s.  •                               MAN 
6s  1919 



Bs,  Dee.'si'  1899  .'.'.".  JAD 
Greenaeld-6s,  1914    AAO 

AUs.  Ref..  1898  MAN 

Shawnee  Co.  — 
7s,  June  1.  1902  

4>(S.Lerre«lR.B..'22.JAl> 
iS^Sf^V^AO 

...... 

115 

48,  C.  H.,  May  1,  '24.  MAN 
Toneka  — 
(fa,  July  20,  1906.  ...JAJ 
5s,  Aug.  10,1912  

4sTl927  '.  
Bnuuwtck- 
1906  to  1913.  an..  Jan.  1 
Ss,  Sewer.  192  : 

';,''.j*.':'!  i'.':  '••'•'•'  :  '•  J  U 

<'..iuiiil.ii«     '•."•  t  •:<-    \  : 
3s,  Jan.,  1900.. 

•   101 

100 
100 

...... 
...... 

ibi" 
ibs" 

4H 

-.-  i   ..  M  u  L,18«9.sUkl 
Hantlngton— 
6s.8ewer.'98to'14..FAA 
Indianapolis— 
6s.  Apr.  15.  1898  to  1904. 
3s.  July  1.  1902  JAD 
4s.  Oct.  1.  1899  AAO 
4s,  Jan.,  '98  to  19O3.JAJ 
4.  Park,  Apr.,  1927.AAO 
KBef.,Julyl,  1913.JAJ 
Jackson  Co.-i«.18'.)8.MAN 
Jay  Co.—  6*.  Nov.,  1897.  .. 

g,  Apr.  19  10.  AAC 
Li  Porte  Co.-5.,Ct.H.  1907 
Lafayette—  4  iss,  1915-20. 
Lebanon-SHis,  Fd.l91O-lS 
Marlon— 
6»,  Imp.,  Jan.,'98-05.  JAJ 
Mlt.  iH-ll-Oo,  Light,  Sent.  1 
1809tol905  MAS 
Monroe  Co.—  5s,  Road,  Nov 
13,  1897  to  11*06  

5s,  Ref.,  Nov.'13.semi-an 
Washington  Co.— 
5138,  Ref  and.,'98-'03.J  AJ 
Weir—  6s,  1898-1905..  .JAJ 
Wellington— 
7-.  .1  aly  1,1910  JAJ 
Wichita— 
6s,  Junel,  1918  JAD 
5s,Sch.,Julyl,1905.JAJ 
5s,  Jan.  1,1910  JAJ 

KENTUCKY 

4»,  g.,  June  1,  1910...  JAD 
Allen  Co.— 
New  68,1907  JAJ 
Old  6s,  defaulted  
Ashland— 
5s,  Fdg,  Sept.,  1899  

•  ibi" 

•    101 
•    116 

•  ibs" 

•   107 

1     .  , 

•  100 

106 

85 
40 

101 

102 
110 

102  " 

107 

90 
45 

io7K 
103  >j 

106% 
101 

Maeoo—  6s.  Jan.  1910  .O^I 
6s,  Market.  Jan.  '18..Q-J 
4ij«.  ii»-.->;             

103»e 

3-60 
3 
4 

* 

* 

5 

4 
4Ss 

3*8 
3T8 

5 

107 

107 
108  »f 
107H 
108 

6s.  Water,  Jan  .19OO.JAJ 
6s.mwL,Jan..l 
4>«s.l926 
1907*0..  .JAJ 

!«avannah-5«.  lixw  
6s.  1913  

IDAHO 
4s,  1900  JAJ 
3s.  1913                                JAJ 

•   108 

',,- 

5a,  F<1«,  Sept.,  1909-14.. 
AugustaS.  D.— 
0».  Sob,.,  1908-'26,  July  1 

Bovil  Co.~- 
..*    tiiif    1  901-1904.  .JAI 

Hots*  Crtr—  1901-1911  .... 
Oa»yo»Co.— 

6s,rndtB«.  imto-is. 

MovaUia  Hone- 
8s.  Sea,.  Jan.  19O4-O8Jan 

>n  I-.T...  i-.. 
6s,  g  ..  Refunding.  ...  1915 

ILLINOIS 
Aurora—  ».  Aug.,  1900  
Cb,le«<r>-7«.  1498  JAJ 
7s7lB99... 

6 

e 
e 

Nirw  Albany—  6s,  May.  193 
3*.  July  1,  1915  JA. 

6s.  1898  to  1905  JA. 
4s  Funding,  Feb.  1.  1902 
South  Bend-Go.  March  18 
514K,  Nov.  1,1904...MA> 
58  Aug.  1,  19O8  FA< 
4,:  Water.  May  1,1915. 

In  Drainage,  '04-14.  J  A. 
TrrrV  HTute^5s,1005  MAS 
4W«    1897  to  1909.  .JAJ 
4s?Fdg;May  1,1915  MAK 

Van'derburg  Uo  —         j&j 

*  112 

113H 
106  H 

los-Vi 

Now  6s,  1902  MAS 
Clark  Co.—  6s,  1908.  ..AAC 
Covlngton— 

100 
103 

101 
105 



8s,  July,  1899,  JAJ....  . 
5s   Fd.,Aug.,'10-20.FAA 
5s  Str.,Aug.,1897to  1905 
4s;Reser.A*.W.,'28,JAJ 
Franklin  Co.— 

105 



109 

p.  ; 
i..-.  • 
101 



102 

103 
105 

4 

101% 

5s',  Fund.,  July  l,'08.Julj 

Oravson  Co.—  6s,  1902.  JAJ 
Lexington— 
69,  Aug..  1913  .V&A 
5s  RR.  aid,  1918.  ..MAI« 
Logan  Co.—  6s,  1901...  JAJ 
Louisville— 

101 

101  ^. 

6s.Water.Jan..  1  - 
6s.  Imp     1897  to  19O1 

103  1< 

--• 
... 

... 
i  ... 

t  ... 



6s.  HyaeP.water.'04.JAJ 
6s.  Town  of  Lake,  water, 
^•97  to  1902  JAJ 

106 

106% 



r     

105 
105 

108^ 
112H 

3-65 

4*8 

.... 

1  — 

109 
lOS1' 

>      112 
115 
>      102»i 
111 

r     103 

104 

113 
116 
103 

im 

1031. 

4 

... 

i 

4s.  City.  1901.  April  
4i»i.  Sewerage.  19OO.J  AJ 
4s.  Tn  of  L.,  wat..-07J*J 
4n.«.,Ri  vr  Imp.,i914J-J 
4s,  Jan.,  1911  

ibi 
ibsv 

103  >« 

101V 

lo-j- 
105% 

infli 

78    1901  AA<- 
7s|K.  AP.RR.,1903.JAJ 
6s  New  Jail,  1898.  ..AAC 
5s  cou.Aug.  1,1911.  FA^ 
5»;    do    20-40,  '2O..MAJ 

3!'  a  H.,'  Jan.  i,'18.J&J 
Wanhington—  6s,     P»7*ng 
!    Marl.  1898to  1906.... 

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Louisville—  (Concluded.) 
4s  1923                        J&J 

108 
108 
108 

"so" 

101 
102 

108% 
108% 

103 
55 
102 
103 

4 

4% 

4% 
4% 

Boston—  (Concluded)  — 
4s,  Jan.,  1917  J&J 
4s,  Oct.  1,1913  A&O 
4s  July  1   1915           J&J 

108>4    109% 
10714    108% 
108        109 
113%    114% 
100-32  100-57 
101        102% 
101%    102=8 
102%    103% 
102%    103% 

335 
3-35 
3-35 
3;35 

3-35 
3-35 
3-34 
3-33 
3-35; 

3-55 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 

335 
3-30 
3-30 
3-32 
3-30 
3-30 
3-30 
3-30. 
3-30 

Rockport— 
4s,  Water,  1918  M&N 
Salem—  5s,  Julv  1,  '04.  J&J 
4s,  Aug.  l.'03to'06..F&A 
4s,  June  1913           J&D 

3-55 
3-50 
3% 
3-50 

3-55 

3-55 
3-45 
3-50 
3% 

3-30 
3-30 
3-30 
3-20 
3-20 
3-20 
3-60 
3-60 

3-50 
3-50 
3-45 
3-50 
3-fiO 
3-50 
3-55 
3-55 

350 
3-50 
3  50 
350 
355 
3-55 
S-55 
3-S5 

3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 

3-30 
3-25 

3-55 
3-55 

4 
4 
4% 
5 

3-45 
3-45 
3-45 
3-45 
3-45 
3-47 

4% 
4>8 

3-65 
3-65 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-50 
4 
3-90 
4 

3* 

4 
4 
4 

3% 
3-70 
3-70 
3-60 
360 
3-60 
3-60 
4% 

4% 

4% 

3% 

3% 

4s,  Munlcip.,  1928.  .Quar. 
4s  Park   1930           J&J 

108%    108% 

Ludlow— 
5s,Sch.,1910-20.J.15D.15 
LyonCo.—  6s,  1900...  A&O 
Madison  Co.—  58,  1919.  J&J 
Marion  Co.—  6s,  1911.  A&O 
McCracken  Co.— 
5s,  Ref.,May  1,'03-33.M-S 
5s,  Ref.,May  1,'13-33-M-S 
5s,  Ref.,May  1/23-33.M-S 
Mt.  Sterling—  6s,1920.A&O 
Muhlenberg— 
Old  7s,  def.,  Mar.  1,1891 
New  6s,  def.,  July  1,  1898 
Newport— 
73,0s,Water,  M'y'03.M&N 
5s,  Dene.,  July,  1904.  J&J 
5s,  Ref.,  May  1,  '14.  M&N 
5s,  St.  imp.,  Jan.  '19.  J&J 
4s,  Bridge,  July,1911J&J 
Owen  Co.  — 
5s,  Fund.,  Sep.  1/03.M&S 
Scott  Co.—  5s,  1918  J&J 
Shelby  Co     6^  1901    J&D 

4s,  July  1936  .           J&J 

105 

106% 

3%s,reg.,Apr.,  1902.  A&O 
3%s,  Wat.,  Ap.  1/17.A&O 
3%s,  Reg.,July,1919.J&J 
3%8,  Oct.,  1936  ....A&O 
3%s,Reg.,Apr.l936.A&O 
3s    1917                      A&O 

Sharon  — 
4s  Oct.   1897  to  1916 

Somerville— 
5%s,  Julyl,  1906..  ..JAJ 
4%8,  g.Oct.  1,  1902.  A&O 
4s,  July  1906  to  1912 

104 

10514 

Brockton  — 
5s,  Apr.  15,  1910.  ...A&O 
4s  April  1903 

114 
101% 
104% 
107 

113 

102=8 
105% 
108% 

4s,  July,  1913 

106% 

Springfield— 
7s,  Apr.  1,1903  A&O 
Gs.  Water.Apr.  1,'05.A&O 
4s,  Sewer,  July  1,'06.J&J 
4s,g.,Wat.,Ap.l,'13.A&O 
4s,  g.,  8ch.,Jan.,1917.J&J 
3%s,  g..  May,  1907  
Swansea—  3%s,  Oct.,  1904. 
3%s,  Oct    1914 

10 
95 

117% 

12 
100 

4s,  Aug.,  1912  
4s,  Dec.  15,  1923....  J&D 
4s   Sewer   1904-1919 

117% 
104% 
108  %: 
110% 
101% 

.118% 
105*6 
110 
112 
102% 

4,Water,May,1926.M&N 
3%s,  Julyl,  1916..  ..J&J 
Cambridge— 
6s  Julyl  1904  .  ...J&J 

107% 

109 
100 

4>4 

4% 
4% 

5s,  July  1,1898  J&J 
4s,  Aug.,  1905  F&A 
48,  Wat.  ,reg.,  Apr.'  16A  &O 
4s,  Water,July,1919.J&J 
4s,  May  1,  1912  M&N 
4s  Oct.,  1915        .    A&O 

Taunton— 
4s,  Dec.,  1905  J&D 
4s,  June,  1906    .  ...J&D 

103% 
103% 
107% 
10714 
1073s 

100 

103 
102% 
103 
103 
75 

Ibi 

105 
109% 
110% 

108^ 
109% 

103 

99 
102 
102 
102 
102 
70 
100 
100 
100 

*     98 

ib"2% 

106 

ib"9% 

107 

4s,  C.  Hall,  Dee.'15..J&D 

4s,  Armory,  Dec.,'16.  J&D 
4s,  Water,  July  1,'22.J&  J 
Wakeneld-4s,  1902  to  '10 
48,Munic.,'15to'24.A&O 
Waltham— 
4%s.Oct.  1,  1906.  ..A&O 
4s  Jan   1927               J&J 

106% 

O.  &  O.  6s.  19*11  A&O 
Spencer  Co.—  Gs,  19  1  1.  A&O 
Taylor—  New  6s,  '07..  .A&O 
Washington—  68.1911.A&O 
Woodford—  6s,  var  —  M&S 
Woodford  Co.—  5s,  '20.  A&O 

LOUISIANA 
4s,  New  consols.,  1914.J&J 
4s,  Constitutional,  '14.  J&J 
Atchafayla  Dist.  Levee— 
6s   1910                     A&O 

4e  Oct     1925            A&O 

3%8,  Apr.,  1917  A&O 
Chelsea— 
4s,  Park,  Oct.,1936.A&O 
Chicopee  — 
4«,  Water,  1914  to'lS.J&D 
Everett—  4s,8ew  Jy'23  J&J 
Fall  River— 
Gs,  Nov.  1,  1906.  ...M&N 
5s,  May  1,  1898  M&N 
5s,  May  1908 

102-29 
110% 

107 

108 
109% 
105=8 
103% 

1073s 
108% 

3-50 
3-50 

3* 

33fi 

102 

.... 

107% 

4s,  Sewer,Oct.i,'ii.A&O      104% 
4s,  Jan.    1906                          

Ware  —  4s  Sept    1904                

4s,  June,'98  to  1903.  j&D 
4s,  Sept    19  1  1 

*     97% 
*     94% 
"     98% 
•     96% 

iss" 

99 
97% 
100 
100 
101% 

.... 

Il4%    33s 

11414      33s 

112%  3-3f. 
108%|3-37 
104%  3-35 
112%  3-35 

117%3-50 
1063e  3-50 
109%  3-45 
3-50 



4%8.Oct.2,  1913.  ..A&O 
4s,  Reg.,  Apr.,  1927.A&O 
4s,  Oct.,  1914  A&O 
4s,  Feb.,  1905  F&A 
4s,  Sewer,  July,  '26.  M&N 
Fitchburg— 
6s,  July  1,1905  J&J 

112% 

Webster—  -4s  1913-1923 

Bossier  Dist.  Levee— 
6s  1922                     M&N 

Winchester— 
4s,  Aug.  ,1907  J&D 
Wlnthrop—  4s,  May  2,  1899 
Woburn  —  4s,  Apr.,'02  A&O 
4s,  April,  1906           A&O 

1043s 

107% 

Caddo  Dist.  Levee— 
6s,  1922            .          J&D 

111 

103 
103 

102  M 
103% 
104% 

Fifth  Dist.  Levee— 
6s  1908-13                 F&A 

4s,  April,  1907           A&O 

Lafourohe  Dist.  Levee  — 
6s    1913                        J&J 

4s,  Regist'd,  June,  1914. 
4s,Reg.,Apr.l,  1922.  A&O 
3%8,  Apr.  1,  1898.  ..A&O 
Gloucester— 
4s  July  1  1908          J&J 

105=8 

Worcester  — 
5s,  Apr.  1,1905  A&O 
4s,  April,  1926  A&O 
4s,  Jan.,  1916  J&J 
Wrentham—  4s,Apr.,'99-'08 
4s,  July,  1914 

Lake  Borgne  Dist.  Levee  — 
68  1912                     M&N 

ii'2% 

114% 
109-58 

104% 

104"! 

lb~2% 
106 

108=8 

3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 

3-40 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 

3-50 
3-55 

3V45 
3-50 

3-50 
3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3% 
3% 
3-40 
33s 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-55 

3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
355 
3-55 
3-55 

338 

3-55 
3-55 
3-55 

3-45 
3-45 
3-40 
3-37 

3-37 

3-40 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-47 
3-50 

3-50 
3-50 

3-50 

New  Orleans  — 
7s  gold  1922           Q-Jan 

is'8% 

.... 

4s)Mun.  ,si  ay,  1  906.  .M&N 
Haverhlll—  4s,  Oct.  1,  1902. 
4s,  Deo.  1,  1912  J&D 
4s,  Dec.,  1922  J&D 
Holyoke— 
6s,  Get.  1,  1899.  ..  A&O 
4s,  K.,  July,  1906....  J&J 
4s,  g.,  July  1916,....  J&J 
4s,  Gold,  J'ne,  191  5.  J&D 
Hull—  48,1923 

104% 
107 

105% 

114-54 
109 
104% 
100 

MICHIGAN 

Battle  Creek  — 
Ss.Water,  8ept.l,  1917... 
Bay  County  — 
5s,  Fd'g,  Dec..  .  .1907  8-9 
Big  Rapids—  5s,  Refunding, 
March  1,  1909  M&S 
Charleveix— 
5s,Ref.,Oct.  l,'14.Oct.  1 
Detroit^ 
7s,  Water,  Aug.  1,'04.  F&A 
6s,  W.L.,June,  1906.  J&D 
4s,  Sewers,  Ap.1,'22.  A&O 
4s,  Imp.,  July,  1926..J&J 
3-65s,  Pub.  imp.,  '18.  J&J 
3%s,  Pub.  imp.,  '16.  .J&D 
Dickinson  Co.— 
6s,  Ct.  H.  &Jail,'99to'll 
Grand  Haven— 
5s,  Water.  Jan.  1,'03.M&S 
Grand  Rapids  — 
6s,  1897-1900  semi  an 
5s,  C.Hall,  July  1,'04.  J&J 
5s,St.&s'w.,M'yl,'98M&N 
4%s,Wat.,Jan.l.'12.J&J 
4s,  School,Feb.4,'07.F&A 
4s,  Market,  reg.,'16.  M&N 
Jackson—  8s,  1900....  M&S 
58,Ref.,water,1904.M&S 
5s,Pub.Bldg.,1907.M&N 
Kalamazoo— 
4s,  Lgt.,  1900  to  '06..  J&J 
Kent  Co.—  5s,  Court  house. 
Jan.  15,  1898-99.  Jan.  15 
Lansing~58,'97tol905A&O 
Muskegon—  5s,  1910..  J&J 
Muskegon  Co.  — 
4%8,  Ref'd'g,  1904  to  '12 
Saginaw—  Gs,  Streets,  1908 
5s,  Water,  1905  M&N 
4%s>Wat,ref.M'h,'16M&S 
4%s,Wat.,J'lyl8.'14.J&J 
4s,Ref.wat.,Apr.'07.A&O 
4s,Wat.ref.,May.'16M&N 
St.  Johns—  5s,  1909-10.A&O 
SaultSte.  Marie— 
6s,  Water.  Nov.,  1913.... 
5s,  Ref'g,  Nov.  1,'16.M&N 
Traverse  City— 
5s,School,Julyl,'06.J&J 
Wayne  Co.—  4s,  May,  1910. 
West  Bay  City— 
58.  Ref.,  Julyl,  '25.  J&J. 

MINNESOTA 

6s,  Ref.  school  certs.,  July 
1  1899-1909               July 

5s  Water  1899          J&J 

ibs" 

98 
98 
95 

98 
96% 

ibs>i 

102 
102 
97 

99% 

.... 

4s,  Const.,  1942  J&J 
Pontchartrain  District  — 
B  6s  1905 

C  6s,  1912 

D.  6s,  1944 

Red  River  A.&  B.B.  Dist.— 
68,1912  

Hyde  Park— 
48,  Sewer,  1908  to  1917. 
Ips  wich—  4s,  1924  J&J 
Lawrence  —  6s,  1900.  .A&O 
4s,  July  1,1924  J&J 

Teusas  Basin  Dist.—  6s.'07. 

MAINE 
5s,  June  1,  1919            J&D 

3-20 
3-15 
3-25 

4 

3-60 
3-60 
3-60 
3-60 
3-55 

3% 
3% 
3-90 
3-90 

3-60 
3-60 
3-60 
3-55 
3-45 
3-40 
3-30 
3-65 

3% 

i-06-14 

107 
109% 
103% 

109% 

11814 
1O8 

119% 
109% 

4s,  July  1,  1917              J&J 

4s,  July,  1904  J&J 

102% 

3s,  June  1,  1912  to'  21.J&D 
Aroostook  Co.  — 
4%s,  July  1,1915....  J&J 
4s,  C.  H.,  June,1915.J&D 
Auburn—  4s,  1905  to  1919. 
Baugor—  7s,Ap.l,'99.A&O 
6s,  April  1,  1899....  A&O 
6s,  Water  1905 

Leominster— 
4s,  gold,  Oct.,  1926  
C.  Notes,  1905-14...  F&A 
Lincoln  —  4s  1897  to  1901. 

10338 

99 

106% 
101=8 

ib"6% 

4s,  1905  to  1914 

102-61 

Lowell    4%s  1903       M&N 

105% 
101 
108% 

106% 
101% 
110 

103% 

104»6 

116=8 

105% 

4s,  May,  1900  .  .  .      M&N 

4s,  Oct.,  1920            A&O 

4s,  Nov.  1,  1914....  M&N 
Bath— 
6s,  R.R.  aid,  1898.A&O15 
5s,  M'cipal,  July,  '97.J&J 
4%s,  Mun.,  July,  '07.J&J 
4e,  Rerdg.,July,'21.J&J 
Lewiston— 
6s,  July  1,1901          J&J 

104 

3%8,  Feb.,  1904  F&A 
Lynn  —  5s,  Jan.  1,1905.  J&J 
4s,  Reg.,  Sept.,  1908  
4s,  Ref'dgWater,'21.J&J 
4s,  July,  1925.             J&J 

109 
104 

110 
105 

109 
104 
107% 
100 

99 

108 
118 
101 
103% 

101% 

109% 
120 
102*4 
1053s 

4s,  Mun.,  Apr.,  1906.  A&O 
4s,  reg.,  Apr.,  1916.  A&O 
3%s,  May  1,  1905.  ..M&N 
Maiden  —  4s,  1898  to  1905 

103% 
106% 



10714 

5s,  April  1,  1917.  ...A&O 
4%s,  Jan.l,  1900....  J&J 
4s,  g.,  Jan.,  1913  J&J 
Portland-6s,Sep.l,'07.M&S 
4s,  Mar.,  1905  M&S 
4s,  g.  Mar.  1,  1916..M&S 
Saco  —  is,  Municip.,  1901... 
Yarmouth  — 
4s,  g.,  Water,  1915 

4s,  Jan.,  1914  J&J 
4s,  May,  1921  

107 
108 

106% 
108=8 
109% 
100 

4s,  May,  1926            M&N 

3%s,  July  1,  1905.  ...J&J 
Marblehead—  4s,  1924  
Maryborough  — 
4s,  July,  1900.            J&J 

104-95 
110 



107% 





4s,  Coup.,  gen.  1'n  A.1915 
4s,  Sept.,  1924  M&S 
4s.  Water,  Aug.  '22.  .F&A 
4s,  July,  1926  J&J 
Medford—  4s,  July,  '12.  J&J 
4s,  Oct.,  1914  
4s,  May,  1917  ..        M&N 

105 
108 
107% 
108% 
104% 
10514 
106% 

1065s 
109 
1083s 
109% 
105% 
106% 
107% 

MARYLAND 
3-658,  Jan.  1,  1899.  ..  J&J 
3%s,  Jan.,  1911  
3s,  Jan.  1,  1903...         J&J 

101 
106 
100 

107 
104 
122 
110 
112 
100 
106% 
106% 
107% 
97% 
96 

102 
108 
101 

106 
122% 
112 
114 
102 
107 
107 

Baltimore  — 
6s,  April  15,  1900.  ...Q-J 
5s,  J.  Falls,  1900  Q-F 
5s,  July  1,  1916  M&N 
4s,  Nov.  1,  1926  M&N 
4s,  Water,  1925. 

114 
110 

104 
103 

4s,  Aug.,1916to'22.F&A 
Melrose4s,  June,  1924.  J&D 
Methuen  —  4s,  Aug.,  1910.  .  . 
4s,  Oct.,  1925  A&O 
4s,  Aug.,  1924  
Middlesex  Co.— 
4s,  Dec.,  1913  J&D 
Natick—  4s,  1926          J&J 

112 

108% 
104% 
108 
107% 

108 
108k 

ib"3% 

107 
106% 

103 

3-658,  April  9,  1900..  Q-F 
3%s,  July  1,  1930.  .  .  .J&J 
3%s,  July,  1940  J&J 



3%8,  Sept.,  1945.  ...M&S 
3Hs,  Jan.  1,  1927..  ..J&J 
3s,  April  9,  1900....  Q-F 
Laurel—  5s,  Oct.,  1904 

Needham—  -4s,  Sept.,  1924 
4s,  Sept.,  1923  
New  Bedford— 
7s,  1909  A&O 
6s,  Oct.  1,  1899  A&O 
5s,  Oct.  1,  1903  A&O 
4s,  gold.  Jan.,  1927..  J&J 
4s,  g.,  March,  1907..  M&S 
4s,  Wat.,  Apr.  1,  '26.  A&O 
3%8,  1910                   A&O 

98 
102 
105 

101% 

3-10 
3-10 
3-10 
3-10 
3-10 
3 
3 

3-55 
3-55 
3-55 
3-35 

3-35 
13-35 





5s,  Oct.,  1914 

4s,Rev.&bld.,j''yl,'97.J'yl 
l3%8,Statef'd.J'yl,'21.J&J 
Brainerd  — 
6s,  Ref  'nd.,  May,'04.M&N 
Duluth- 
6s,  Refd.,  Jan.  1,  '08  .  J&J 
I    5s,  School,  1913....  M&N 
4  %s,G'n.f  d.  Janl  ,'20.  J&J 
4%s,  g.,  July  1,  1926.  J&J 
4s,  Park,  Jan.l,  1921.J&J 
Hcnnepin  Co.  — 
4%8,C'ur«i.,Ap.'24.A&O 
4%s,  Ct.  H.,  July  1,'17J&J 
Etasca  Co.— 
6s,  g.,  Sept.,  1905..  Sept. 
6s,  g.,  Sept.,  1915.  .Sept. 
Lake  Co.—  6s,  Road,  1908.. 
Long  Prairie— 
6s,  Water,  Jan.  1.-15.J&J 

100 
100 

MASSACHUSETTS 
3%s,g.,  July,  1901  J&J 
3%s,  g.,  April,  1920.  .A&O 
3%B,  Gold,  Nov.,1923  .M&N 
3%8,  g..  July  1.  1935..  J&J 
SB,  g.,  April  1,  1909..  .A&O 
3s,  g.,  April,  1915  A&O 
3s,  g.,  Jan.,  1930  J&J 
Arlington— 
4s,  Nov.,  1904  M&N 
4s,  June,  1936  J&D 

100% 
105% 
106% 

104=^ 
109 

112 

105% 

108% 

5 

4 

4% 
4% 

4H 

4 
4 

5% 
5»8 

106% 
1073e 
109 

Newton—  6s,  1905          J&J 

5s  July  1  1906           J&J 

110% 
106 
109% 

111% 
106% 
110 
11114 

106% 
108% 

104 

99 
99 

101% 
108 
106  *i 

100 
100 

103 

109% 
107% 

4s,  Sch.,  Aug.,  1915.  F&A 
4s,  May,  1927 

100% 

4s.  July,  1936.  ..         j&J 

Northampton  — 
!4s,Sohool,Jlyl,1915.J&J 
4s,  April,  1921.  .  . 

105% 
107% 

Athol-48,  July,  1924.... 



108% 
104% 

107-60 

Boston—  6s,  Water,  1906.. 

Orange  — 
4s,  Gold.Ref.  Jan.,'16J&J 
Pittsfleld— 
i    4s,  8ch'l,Mayl5,'98to'24 
Quincy—  4s.  May.  1901-27. 

6s,  April  1,1903.  ...A&O 
5s,  g.,  Oct.  1,  1906..  A&O 
4s,  Jan.,  1907  J&J 
4s,Coup.,  Oot.,1923  A&O 

115% 

105  \ 
1113e 

11314 
104% 
110i4 

104% 

3-50 

Flat  price 


JI-SE,  1897.  J 


MUNICIPAL  BONDS. 


31 


Bonds.                 i 

Bid. 

Aak. 

To 

N'.'t 

H.nulm. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Set. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask 

To 

Net. 

LyoB8  Co.  —  5»,  g..  Sch.,  '10. 
Meeker  Oo.-6»,Juljrl,19O5 
Minneapolis— 



ibsT 

4\ 

478 

5-60 
360 
3'»iO 
3-60 
3-60 
3-60 
3-60 
3-60 
3-60 
3-60 
4"s 
4>4 

4 

5 
4>f 

"•tit 
3% 
3% 

3-75 
3-7O 
3-75 
3^75 
3-70 
3-70 
3-70 
1 
3-70 
3-70 
3-70 
3-70 
370 

5* 

5" 
5% 

'" 

Buffalo  Co.— 
7s,  Pundlnz,  19OO..MAN 
CrelKbtou—  7s,  1914.  .  . 

Ill 
103-51 

438 
6 

•t'i 
4H 

5k 
5i« 

5 
5 

4% 

s% 

4% 
414 

4H 
4k 

New  Brunswick— 
7s,  Water,  1904  
6s  1906 

4% 

4% 

3'45 
3-45 
3-45 
3-45 
3-45 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
338 
3-40 

3-90 
3-90 
3-90 
3-90 
3-75 
3-75 
3-70 
3-60 
3-60 

3-70 
3-70 
3-60 
3-60 
3-60 
5 
4=8 

4% 
4% 

4i4 

413 
4Hi 

4% 

8*.  M»T.  1903  M*N 
7s,  RR.AId.XoT..'Ol.MAX 
6*.  School,  Julyl,'99.JAJ 
5  1*8.1913  

Douglass  Co.—  5s,  1911J&J 
5s,  Ker.,  July  1,1907.  JAJ 
9rand   Island—  6s,   Water, 
NOT.  1,  1905  MAN 

106 

Newark— 
78,  Water,  May,  1905.... 
6s,Water,Aug.l897.FAA 
6s,  Corporate,  Aug..  1908 



125k 
102 

4»«8.g..Julyt  1921..  JAJ 
4*.w-ater.Apr.,1917.AAO 
4*,Ho«plFl,Jan.l922JAJ 

4s.  MaTl5.1'.tl9   ...M.V.N 

4e.  K..Joly  1.  1925...JAJ 
Hew  Vim-  5s,  19O4...A&O 
,UCo.-5s.l9O4JAJ 
Bunaey  Oo.—  5*,  1915.  J*J 
i-ir.1905.Mirt 
4  ijs.Ct.H..  1916-17..  J.vJ 
Redwood  Co.-  5s.Sch..l'.>l  1 
Book  Co.-5«J'lyl,'Oti  JAJ 
St.  Cloud- 

113 
104 
105 

I'livi 

iosii1 



1111-2 

105% 

106% 
106 
107 
104-4 
104  >« 

Harvard—  6s,  Water,  AUK. 
1.  1914  ..Aug 
Ltncolu  —  63  Funding,  Jan. 
1,  19O5tol911 

103-81 

5s,  Corporate,  June,  1910 
4iss.  Water,  May,  1915 
4s.  Market,  1911  A&O 
4s,  Refund's,  Mar.,  1923 
4s,  Water,  Feb.,  1922  
4s,  Water,  May  1,  1922 

104 

6s,  Rerd'g  July  1,  1902.. 
5"s»,Fd  Sept.  1,  1912.Sept 
5s,  Pavg.  July  1.1902JAJ 
5s,  Pve.,  July  1,  1  907  .  J&J 
5»,  Soh'l.Deo.  1.1914  J&D 
Omaha— 
7s,  F.Ig.,Nov.,  1900.MAN 
6s,  Paving,  1897  Deo. 
68,  Oct.,  1899  Ann. 
»»,  July,  1904  J&J 



10813 



4s,  Street  Iuip.,May,1908 
Orange— 

103 

101 

102  Hi 

104 

ibo 

103-99 

107is 

102i3 
102 

108*8 

104>4 
104% 

5s.  Sewer.  1923  to  1932 
4iss,  School,  1900  to  '07. 
4133,  Sewer,  1915  to  '21 
Paterson—  7s,  1900. 
68,1901  



8t.LoaisOo.-V.  1 
8t  Pmul-7*.  May.'tH.M&X 
7n,July.  l%9*.   JAJ 
7i,JalT,1903  JAJ 
01  Nor    1898          MAN 

il'tjii 
102% 

117Hi 
10  . 
107»i 

1908  J,fcJ 
5n,PavlnK,Au.,1905.F&A 
5»,  City  Hall.  1912..  FAA 
4i«s,  Jan.,  1907  
419*.  City  Hall,1910.JA8 
South  Omaha  — 
7s.  Str.  Imp.  1897  to  '04. 
7s,  Funding,  Oct.  1,  1901. 
6s,  June  1,1901  

104 

100 

102ia 

1053s 
108i4 

104 

4>D 

4i4 

4^4 

419 
5i« 

^ 
4% 

4% 
6 

3-35 
3-35 

3-55 
3-70 
3-75 
3-75 

3-70 
3-70 
3-60 

3-55 

3-55 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 

3-60 
3-55 
Sis 

3-50 

:!•:>.-, 
3-85 

3-70 
3-75 

8 

4-40 
4i4 

41s 

4'4 

3-70 
3-70 
3-65 
3-65 

413 

4138,1934... 
48,1908  
4s,N.C.HaU.'2«  to'30.J&J 
Perth  Ainboy—  4133,  Water 
Sept.  1.  192  7  to  1922  
Bahway  —  is.  New  Adjust.. 

lOlia 
70 
80 

103 
80 
90 

6*.'  '»ee.  15.  1900  

6a,  10O4  AAO 

Trenton— 
6s,  June  16,'97to'03.J&J 
5a,  Sewer,  1900  to  1903 

...FAA 

107 
H0i< 
115 
110 
109 
109 

1O2" 
103 

:  •'-•. 

112% 
117 

loY'ol 

H»  AAO 
5*,C.H.AC  1 

5s,  June,  1915  

ibeis 

101 
101 

11913 
10713 

10759 

1O4 
102-15 

ioe% 

10514 

1061-j 

4s,  Funding.  1905-1911. 

in.  1,'16-JAJ 
fi'sa.Sew'rJulyl.'ieJAJ 
41*1.  Sept..  1»17  MAS 

4«.  June,  r.U-'  J&D 

South  St.  Paul  - 

.-...  i;-.!.-.-.  i  .-.-  :    _••.!•.:• 
St..'  ^  iS     -.-.If    •    '  i 
ca<i..n.  !•.«•••  :•'!  1     M.vN 

uo% 

inr- 
ills 
;...  - 
IM 

10S>« 

107 

1244 

;  

5s,  Water,  1908  MAN 
Waketteld— 
6»,  WaU-r,  Oct.,  1912.Oot. 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE 
iiOIuu.war.,1905  JAJ 
4«,  Llb'y.July  1,  1911.JAJ 
Concord— 
4«.  Water,  Jan.1922  J&J 
Dover—  4s,  July  ,'98  to  1916 
4«,  Apr.  1.  1907  A&O 
4a,  July,  1900  JAJ 

4s,  Park,  1913-1916  
4s,  Water,  1913 

Sea  I.  C'y    5s  Feb  '14  F&A 

100 

Summit—  5s,  Soh.,  July,  '01 
Onion  — 
5s,  Sewer,  Jan.,1900.JAJ 
5s,  Sewer,  Jan.  1,'14.J&J 
Weekawken  —  1133,  School, 
April  1.  1911             A&O 

101 

118ia 
106i« 

108 
102 

105 

West  Hoboken— 



:                                ...JAJ 
Tnw>-6«.  Water.  1010.  ... 
Worthinicton— 
5*.  U<ut,  J'ly  1.1915  JAJ 

MISSISSIPPI 
««,  State.  Jan.  1.  19O7..Jao 
4*  State.  Jan.  1,19  19...  Jan 
Meridian  - 
04,  Sever,  1924.  May  1  .  . 

102% 
101-50 
10014 

104% 
105 

6s,  19OO-10  JAJ 

5s,  Redem.,Nov.'04.MAN 

NEW  MEXICO 

7s,  Capi'l  bldg.  ,  '04&'5.M&S 
68,  Pro  vis.  debt,  1919.  MAS 

NEW  YORK 

3s,  g.,  Jan.  30,  1899... 
3g,  g.,  Jan.  30,  1903  
3s,  g.,  Jan.  30,  1906  
Albany— 
7s,P.O.site,M'yl,'04MAS 
6s,  Water  debt,  Feb.   1 
1906  FAA 

Laoonla— 
4a,  Sewer,  1925  AAO 
4*.  194O  AAO 

115 

100 

99 
100 
100 

Lebanon—  4«,  1901  to  190C.. 
M  i'i.-J!.----r  - 
5».Water,Ang.l,'13.FAA 
4>«»,    Water,     Nov.     1, 
1913  MAN 

100 
101 
101 

12213 
120 

3  »s 

3-35 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 

3-60 
3-50 
3-50 

3-50 
3-40 
3-40 

3-35 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 
3-30 
3-30 
3-30 
3-30 
3-30 
3-30 
3-30 
3-30 
3-30 
338 
338 

3-35 
3-35 
3-35 
3-35 

3-35 

3-35 
3-35 
3-35 

3-35 

3-35 
3-35 

3-35 

3-75 
3-50 

3-50 

3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 

3-70 
3-70 

100 

5>s 

1164 
1101s 

i"05>9 
104  Hi 

108 

117% 
111% 

10738 

107 
106k 

I"-''- 
10513 
1071« 

10613 
1013s 
106 

102 

MISSOURI 
3>*.  State  funding.  Jan., 

100 

111 
99 
95 

96 

1O2 
101 
97 



4«,B-ld'K,J»n.,  1917.JAJ 
4*,  July,  1916             JAJ 

4«,  Water,  Jan.  1,'  14.  AAO 
Ifaahoa— 
6n,  July  1,1901  JAJ 

118% 

Blue  Town»hlp— 
••13  J&J 

6s,  Park,  1915  to  1919 

Callaw* 

100 
100 

97 

4*.Clty.(?.,J-nel/13.JAD 
4«,  ({..  Oct.,  1916...  A&O 
PorUmouth— 
4*,  Nov  .  1914 

5s,W'sh.P.  M'yl,'20.M&N 
4s.  Imp.,NoT.,1906.M&N 
48,Pu.bld.M'yl,'12.M&N 
48,  Park  1920  to  1930 

123 
104 
106 

126% 
10538 
107% 


CM.  Co  —4'.  1913  Jan 
Clint..  D  Co.— 
5*.  C.  A  H..  1901  '0«  JAJ 
DMtoCo.  -G*,Fdj.,1899-'14 
J».-k  .1  '...  -4..-.C1..  '«M  J  U 
KaAMM  City  — 
8*.  AUK.  J5.1897  JAJ 
«a,BenewV*»-1901JAJ 
5a.School.July,: 
4>»«.«..  Wat,  July  I.l»r. 
..July.  19O7 
••  Hal  1.J  une  1.1010 
Kaw  Tuwnahlp— 
7..Jan.,19o5..  JAJ 
Maeon-5*.  1906-'  1«.  If  AX 
Moberly-S*.  19O', 
Rail.  Oa.-o«.  Fond  .  19O9. 
St.  J..-j.!i-.-.  rcn    Ki  * 
•».MrXlUr..l»l<UfA8 
Sc.Seh/l.  AM.,  1908.FAA 
4*.  Fund'*.  I'.HM 
4*.SebooCl914 
•L  Uml>-«.  J'nt.  1  898JAD 
«..  Renewal,  (..'99..JAJ 
«e,  Pro^ly.ear./Oe.AAO 
«..  Park.  «nld.  1905.AAO 
S«.  R^n^waljc.,1900  JAJ 
4*,  Renewal.  *..  'O2.MAX 

10514 

4»,  April,  1901  AAO 
Rochester—  4«.  June,  1922. 
Rocktmcuara  Co.—  4«,  Fdg., 
Julv  I  19O5                 J&J 

3  i38,St.imp.'98to'OO.M&N 

101 
107% 
106 

3V80 

3-70 
3% 
3-65 

45. 

101  k 

Ss.S.C.  RR.M'r.l,'06.MAS 
3  Mie,  Water,  '23  to'36.  J&D 
48,S.C.RR.Sepl,'02.M&S 

Whltedeld- 
4«,  Wat.  Jan.  1  ,'99-14.  JAJ 

NEW  JERSEY 
>;-.  War.,  Jan.  1,  1898.  .JAJ 
Anbury  Park— 
5*.  Water.  J'ne  1/2  l.JAD 
5»,  Water  Jan.  I/  27.  J&J 
AtUntic  (Mty-5B,  1925.... 
Atlantic  Highland)— 
5»,  ««?.,  May  15.  19O6... 
Bayonne—  5«,  *.,  19O2.JAJ 
5».  irold,  1911        ...JAJ 

106 
103 
110 
101  «t 

112 
103 
100 
9» 
100 
100 
100 
100 
97 
103 
103* 

107 

1081s 
110 
110 

104 
103 

7s,  Aug.  1,  1901  FAA 
48,O.IT.'17-'28  A  '29  F&A 
3  139,  Wat.,  A'g.  1/07.FAA 
Brooklyn— 
7s,  Reg.,  July,  1906 

102 
103*8 

115 
103 

I'.-  i 
152 
142 
110 
121 
109 
104 
107 
108 
108 
106 
104 
102 
102 
102 
102 
10213 
1021s 
101 
102 
103 
91 
93 

104i3 
134% 

7s,  Bridge,  '15  to  '24  .JAJ 
6s,  Park,  1924    JAJ 

io2" 

105 

6s  Water    1902 

10" 
109 
102 
102 
101 
100 
1021* 

l«>t'4 

12O 
118>4 
103% 
LOS>) 

104 

;,,.-. 
1"-  - 
1O2 
105 
1O1 
101 

102 
102 

4ii 

4>4 

340 
3-40 
3-4O 

:i40 
:MU 

3-40 

3-45 

3-40 

5s,  Bridge,  1919  J&J 
4s,  Bridge,  1926  J&J 
4g,  Water,  1913  
4s,  School,  1920 

Camden— 
,    7»,  May  1,1900  ....MAN 
6«,  Bounty,  1900  ...  .JAJ 
4>««,  Water,  Jan.,'23.  JAJ 
4»,  Fl.  debt.  July.'lLJAJ 
CapeMay- 
5«.  reg..  JUy  1,  1916  

4s,  Public  markets,  1922. 
48,       do         do       1925. 
4s,  Water,  Jan.  1/14.J&J 
4s  Water,  1912. 

106-40 

3i«8,  g,  July  10,  '25..  JAJ 
3%',  g,  Jan.  1,  1928  .J&J 
3i«8,  g,  Jan.  1,  1929.  J&J 
3is»,  g,  July  10,  1932J&J 
3138,  g,  July  10,1933.  J&J 
3^8,  g,  July  10,1934  J&J 
3>3S,  Keg.,  g.,  1924..  J&J 
3138  gold,  1927    

117 
1O3 

101 

. 
1O7>$ 
10O 
104 
100 
100 

99 
100 

99 
100 
100 
99 

•Mil  •:  -1:1-'- 
5«,  Dr-n'ge,  N'T.  1,  03M&N 
4X  Sewer,  July  1,  1909.. 
EHxabetb- 
4«,  Adj.  July  1,  1922.  JAJ 
Euez  Co.— 
4n,  Park    1926           F&A 

102 
94 

101 
97 

4 

3% 

4is 

4"s 

4»,  ReBew.^iUr./  1  1  M  \  N 
4*.  Renew..  July. 
»30e,raMWl.c 
3-«5e.reDew..*..'15.MAN 
3>>a.  renewal.  «.,'19.FA  A 
3V.  renewal,  k-..".JO.M.VS 

X»R>97-><»-"7  'UM*S 

4V.'*2-'07-'1I'17  JAI> 
SitlllTan  Co.— 
5a.  June.  190*  . 

3138  gold   1936 

3-6.V,  Park,  Aug.  1,'  15-35 
Hoboken— 
B»,  Imp.,  1398  JAD 
5»,  1901                      MAN 

100 

1021s 
102 

105 
104 
104 
104 

ii's" 

104 
106 
110 
117 
121 
127 
108 
113 
106 
110 
109*3 
109 
109 
100 

102 

3s  Bridge,  1925    

3s  Water  1905          J&J 

Buffalo  — 
7s  <>ct  ,  1908       ..  A&O 

ii  ,  boa  Oe  - 
5»,  Bef.,8ept.l,'05.M&8 
4«t«,  «..  B'd.  1924  ...JAJ 
4V^,B>d,Jan.l.l923.JAJ 
4M4*,B'«e,Sep.l.'18.MA8 
JeneT  Clty-78.  1905  ..  Var 
7»,  Water,  1904  JAJ 
7«,  Water  loans,  '99..  JAJ 
7s,  Dock  loam,  1900.  JAJ 
7»,  Water  iwrtp,  19O2.JAJ 
7«,Imp.Agen.City06JAJ 
7«;  Water?  1908  MAS 

7s  Park    1916           J&J 

7s"  1924  &  '25.            J&J 

414 
4  '4 
4>4 

6s,  Parks,  Jan.l,1924J&J 
5s,    Water,     April     25, 
1898  &'99  A&O 
4138,  Tax  loans,  June  28, 

•prtnrteM  -  6e.  May.  1899 
•mnl-an. 
4  if.  May.  I'.ill  <eml  an. 

MONTANA 

Ca,.-  .».:••<..  -.,;,- 
•a.  (old.  Mar   1.10OV1.V 
Ou.t.-n-.,    -,;..j  .-,.  l.l»] 

F»nu  .  i  • 

6».f..Fd.afar  l.'U.M&H 
Ore»lFall»- 
«..  gold.  School  .  .  1905-1  9 
•a.  School  July  i 
Helena    5*.  School  District 
July  1.1910  
Lewi*  A  Clarke  < 
5>«i.  •                    .-.1901-7 
5>*..  C.  II  «..  July  .'08^13 
MUwmla  r«.— 
•.d.Jiilyl.'lO 
Sllrnr  Biw  Oo.— 
B^Fd.  July  1,  1912.  JAJ 

NEBRASKA 

,>.«'.',..-.  \r.-     um  ••• 

101 



100 

5 

4s,  Sewer.May  1/13.MAN 
3>3S,Park,Reg.,1927F&A 
3138,  Ref'udg,  July  1,  '97, 
to  1914  JAJ 

107 
101  IB 

108>e 
102T8 

1024 

',     107 

3  "38,  Buff.  Charter,  July  1, 

107«| 

5% 

5-< 
5-4 

4\ 

4\ 
4\ 

7»,  Water,  1913  JAJ 
Of  April   1904         .AAO 

3138,  Refg,Jan.l,'16.J&J 
3s,  Plank  Road,  June  2, 
1910  J&D 

101 

102% 

6.:rioatjc,  Feb'.'09.FAA 
5»,  City  Hall,  '98  to  1912. 
5s.  gold,  Ameas.,  1923-24. 
Eta,  W:it'r,J'ne  1,'21-JAD 
5«,AMie«8.Apr.l916.AAO 
58,  Water,  1916  



'.'.'.'. 

109  >f 

Cohoes— 
7s,  J'ly  1,1897  to'13  J&J. 
4s,  July  1,  1920  J&J 
4s,  City   Hall.  Dec.  15, 





..... 



4'a»,ltup.  op.to  '02-3.J&J 
Long  Branch— 
58,  Sanitary,  J'ne  1,  1913 
Moninouth  Co.— 
58,  Sch.,  June20,'39.s.-an 
Montclalr— 
6».  Oct.  1,1898  AAO 

4"8 

•mi 

4^8 

1915  to  1928  
Elmira  — 
4>s8,Sewer,A'g.  1,'99F&A 

100 

I-M:.. 

4% 

5 

106 
102 

109i3 

4s,  Reg.  May  1,  1910  
3i«8,  Redeinpt'n,191  '-21. 
3s.  P'k.Sep.  1,1897-MAS 
Far  Rockaway  — 
5a,  St.,  1898  to  1922.  J&J 
5s,  Sewer,  1917  JAJ 

Morris  Co.— 
4»,  Road.  1935  JAJ 

101 



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Bid. 

Ask. 

Nt-t. 

Boudn. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 
Net'. 

3-40 
i-40 
340 

iti'iiilx.                     Bid. 

Ask. 

To 
Net. 

Flatbii8h-6s.Wat.  'll.M&S 
Kings  Co.—  6s,  School,  Jan., 
1808  to  1904                J&J 

3-50 

3-35 
3-35 

3-35 

i-.'iS 
3-35 

t-r,o 

i-45 
i-40 
3-50 

3-70 

3-70 

3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 

3-50 
3-50 
3-50; 

3-50 

4 
3-40 
3-4O 
340 

3-30 
3-30 

3-30 

Yonkers—  (Concluded!  . 
4s.  Sch.Ap.  1  ,'20to'24  A&O 
4s,  Water,  Apr.,  1912  
4s   reg  do  Apr  1   1905.. 

Dayton  —  (Concluded.) 

3*8 
3*8 

43s 

4 

4 

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514 
514 

514 
514 

4 
4 
3 

4% 

4 
4 
4 

105 
103 

5s,  Sch.,  Feb.  1,  '06  F&A 



4138,  Wat,'98to'04.F&A      .... 

5s,Sch.  July  ,'98  to  '02,  J  &  J 
4s,  reg.  Bldg.  Imp.,  May  1, 
10  10  to  1919           M&N 

4s,  Wat.  May  1,'05  M&N 

NORTH  CAROLINA 
6s  Old  1886-98              J&J 

Deflanc^- 
6s,  Pavlpg,  '98-1899.  J&J 

4s,  Park,  May  l,1905-'44 
4s,  Park,  '10  to  '33  M&N 
4s,  8tr.lmp.,190O-20.J&J 
Kingston— 
78,  Jan.  15,1901  J&J 
6s,  Refunding,  1910.  J&J 
4H,Kfd.Jan.  15.1913J&J 
3!-i8,g.,Wat,'19-'36.A&O 
3,  Rfd.,  Jan.  15,  1914.J&J 
Lausingburg— 
4s,  Sch.,  Dec.  1,  1900.J&J 
Larflmiont— 
4s,  r..  Highway  &  Sewers. 
1916-25.         A&O 

5s,  Ref.  Mr.  1  ,  '02-'12  M&S 



.....-1 

New  bonds,  1892-98...  J&J 
Chatham  RR         A&O 

Delaware  Co.— 
6s,  Ditch,.!  une  5,'99  to'05      .... 

Consol.  4s,  c.,  1909....  J&J 
Consol  4s    1910         ..J&J 

*  ibi" 

•  100 
•   121 



.... 

5s,  Road,June5,'98to'll      

East  Liverpool  — 
5s,  Ref.,  Wat,  June  1,  '23      

Small                        ...J&J 



.... 

6s    1919          A&O 

5s,  Sehool,'09to'20.JA-D      

Ashevllle—  5s,  g.,  J'ly,  1911 
Buncombe  Co.  — 

1021s 

4% 

Fiudlay— 
7s,  Gas,  1898  to  1903  

103 
104*8 

6s,  1898  to  '07           J&D 

Forsyth  Co.— 
6s,  Court  H  ,  May  1  ,  1901  j 
6s,  Court  H  ,Mav  1,  1906 
6s.  Court  H..  May  1,  1911 
Raleigh-'  s,  1897  J&J 
68,  1907  J&J 

104 
108 
112 
102 
106 
105 

1041s 

11213 
103 
108 

6s,  Str.  Imp.,  1900  .  F&A 

5%s,  1919              ...F&A 

5s,  Water,  Mar.1,'08.  M&S      101  13 
Fostoria— 
6s,Pvg,Septl,1907M&S       .... 



Long  Island  City— 
7s,  Sept  l,'97to'14.M&S 
6s,No.,Feb.  '13  to  19.F&A 

6s,  Sewer,  1904  
6s,Sew.Septl,1919,M&S      
Franklin  Co.—  6s,Mr.21,  '01      



5s  1919          J&J 

Wilmington— 
6s  Jan  1  1918       

4  "is,  Imp.,Ap.2,'99.A&O 
4i«8,  Imp.,  Ap.2,'14.A&O 
4138,  1902  to  1923..  J&D 
4s,  Water.Scp.  1/20.M&N 
3i«s,Wat,Mayl,'20.M&N 
Montgomery— 
4s,Water,Jul.l,1915.J&J 
Mount  Vernon— 
5s,  Reg.,  1900  A&O 
5s,TaxRel.,8ep.l,'98F&A 
4s,  School,  1909-'17.M&N 
4s,  Reg..  1917to'26.M&S 
4s  Road  Feb  1   1935 

6s,  Gen.  Exp.  Mardi  1, 
1898  to  1902  M&S      

5s.  Fund'g,  Jan.l,'22.J&J 

NORTH  DAKOTA 

6s,  Hospit'l.May  1,'04.M&N 
4-.  s,  Rev.,  Apr.  25,  '05.  A&O 
4s,  Refund.,  July  1,  1914.. 
48,Fund'g,Mar.20,'21.M&N 
4s,  Refuud'g,  July  1,  1923. 

OHIO 

38,  S.fd.,.Tuly,'97&'98.J&J 
3s,  Reg.,  funded  debt..  J&J 
4i«8,  Untv.,  Dec.,  '98-'03 
Akron  — 
6s,  Sch.,  May  22,'98.M&N 
5s  School,  1901  

4 

6s,  Road,  Sep.  l,'05,S-au. 

4i28,Mayl,'99to'08.M&N      

Gallia  Co.— 
5s,  1898  to  1913         J&J 

100 

101 

ibo 

100 
100 
100 

99  H 

Gallipoll8  — 

5s,  Water,  May  1,  1914  

58,  Redemption,  1900-15. 

Hamilton— 
5s,  Gas,  Feb.  1,  1908  

5s,  Municip.,  1914  to  '18. 

4iss,  1902  to  1911...  M&S      ..     .. 

Newbtirg  — 
6s,  May  1,1996  M&N 
5s,  Water,  July  1,'97  J&J 
4s,  Wnter,  Feb.l,'12.F&A 
Siss,  Wat,  Sep.l,'07.M&S 
New  York  City— 
7s,  West  Farms..'97-2147 
7s,  Morrisania.l  908-1980 
6s,  WilliamsbridgeHig'y, 
Mav  1909-44 



3% 
3% 
3% 
5 

5 

Hamilton  Co.— 
53,  Aug.  1,1934  F&A      111 

5s,ElberonAv.,  1911  J&D      109 
4s,Ref.,Mayl5,'16.M&N      106 
4s,  C.  H.,  June,  1936  106 
4s,  Armory,  December  1,' 
1917-37.                  J&D      106 



.... 

5s.  Str.,  July  14,  '99  J&J 
Alliance  —  6s,  Oct..  1904.  . 







4 

4 

4 
4 

4%- 
4 

413 

4*1 
4*8 

4*8 

4 
4 

4 

Ashtalmla  — 
6s,  8ewer,'98  ta  '03.  A&O 
Avondale— 
5s  June  1916  J&D 

Hancock  Co.  — 
6a,Ditch,Jan.30,1900J&J 

I   113 

t  111 
t   108 
t   106 
t   106 
1    106 
1    106 

5s,  Bridge,  1898  M&S      

7s  1900                      M&N 

ii'6 

107 
115 
101 
102 

"98" 
97 
98 
98 



5s,T.  &I.,Mayl914.M&N 
5s,  Water,  Jan.,  1907.J&J 
4s,  St.  im.,A,  J'ne'21.J&D 
B  July,  1921  J&J 

Hardin  Co  — 
6s.  Edge,  Jivn.  1,  '98.  A&O      

6s'  1900                      M&N 

58  1908                      M&N 

Henry  Co.— 
6s,  Ditch,  Nov.,  1898  
Ironton  — 
5s,  Water,  Jan.,  1906  
Lakewood- 
.  6s  El.Lt,Oct.l5,'97to'16      



3138,  g.,  CorlearsH.  .1913 
3i»8,  g.,  Park.  1916.M&N 
Siss,  Exmt.,  Oct.  1,  '15.. 
3iss,  Exmt,  Nov.  1,'16.. 
3i«s,  Exmt,  Nov.  1,'17.. 
3^8,  Exmt,  Nov.  1,  '22.. 
3138,  g.,  Dock,  1925  
3s,  g..  Street.  1916.  M&N 
3s,  School,  1913  ....M&N 
3s,g..Str.&Ave,1914M&N 
3s,  g.  Dock,  1924....  M&N 
3s  School,  1907         

165-65 
105-80 
106-10 
107-10 

3-15 

C.Jan.,  1922  J&J 
D,  April,  1923  A&O 
Barberton— 
6e  Sewer,  1898  to  1903.. 



5% 
4% 

4 
4 

4 

Blanchard  Township— 
5138,  Refdg.,  '98  to  1902. 
Blulfton— 
5s.  Water,  1900-'14.  M&S 
Bond  HiU- 
Ss.Wat'r,  Sept.l,'20..M&8 
Butler  Co.— 
5s  Dec    1898  to  1900. 

Lawrence  Bo.  — 
6s,  Edge.,  Sept.,'97.M&S 

Lima  — 
6s,  Pvg,  8898-1908..  J&J      

106 



Logan  — 
58,  Ref.,1900tol930J&D      .  ..  . 

"99i4 

.... 

Loraiu  - 
5s  Ref    Wat    1914.M&N 

3s,  Water,  1904  A&O 
2ij8,  Tax  exempt,  '09-29. 
Niagara  Falls— 
4s  School  May  1913 

97 

3-25 

3-60 
3-60 

4 
4 
4 

3-75 
3-75 

3% 

3-50 
3-45 
3-45 
3-40 
3-40 
3-45 

3-40 
3-40 

3=8 

3% 
33s 

3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 

3is 
3-65 

3-50 
3-50 
3-50 

3-45 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-50 

3-40 
340 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 
3-40 

3-45 
3-40 

3-40 

3-40 

4138,  Ct.  H.,  1906-07.  J&J 
4i«8,  Bridge,  1910  to  '24. 
4is8,Replen.,'04to'18J&J 
4io8  1921  24          ...J&J 

5s,  River  Imp.,  1924-29..       

6s.  Paving,  '98-'05    F&A 

Louisville  — 
5s,  Water,  1914  F&A|     

4s,  Police,  Feb.,  1914.... 
North  Tonawanda  — 
5s,  Sewer,  Sept,  25,  1911. 
4s,  Wat,  Mar.  31  .'24.A&O 
4s,  Paving,  1898-'05  .M&S 
Olean  — 
5s,  Reg.,  July,  1903....  N 
5s,  Reg.,  Nov.,  1900.  .  .  .N 
Pelhani  - 
4s,Reg.,sch'l,J'y,'98.J&J 
Poughkeepsie  — 
7s,  RR.,Feb.l,1902.F&A 
5s,  Bounties,  1900..  M&S 
4138,       do       1901..  M&S 
4s,          do       1905..  M&S 
3i«8,Sewer,Ag.l,'05.F&A 
»3s,  Bounties,  1907..  M&S 
Queens  Co.— 
4s,  Nov.,  1916  M&N 
Rensselaer  Co  — 
3133,  Court  House  certifi- 
cates, 1911  to  1927 



Canton  — 
5s,  Sch.,  July  10,'11.J&J 
5s,  Sch.,  Oct.  21,  '03.A&O 
5s,  Ref.  ,'98/99  1900.  J&J 
4138,  Fire  D.,A'g.'99.F&A 
Cincinnati— 
7-3s,  July,  1902  J&J 
7*108  May  1906 

Lucas  Co.— 
5s,Gen.F.,'98to'04.M&N      

5s,  Child's  Hoine.'OS.  F&A      

5s,  Koad.J'yl,  '98-99.  J&J      

100% 

4s,  Court-house,  '44  M&S      10214 
Marietta— 
6s,  g.,  1897  to  1904.  A&O      

117U 
127i4 
120 

118 
12213 
111 
114% 
107 
10714 
103% 

1175s 
128 

4is 

413 
41s 

4 

4*8 

4*8 
5% 
4 
5% 
5% 
514 

5% 

5% 

5%. 
4% 

5s  Paving  1906       A&O 

7s,  Fund'g,  May,'04.M&N 
7s,  Nov.,  1908  M&N 
6s,  gold,  May,  1906.  M&N 
6s,  Aug.,  1909  F&A 
5s,  Sew.,  May,  1909.  M&N 
5s,  30-50s,s.  f.,1930.M&N 
4s,  30-508.  s.  f.,  1931.J&J 
4s,S  F.,  30-508,  J'ly,  1941 
3-65  g.,  Feb.,  1937  
Cleveland— 
6s  June  1898         ..J&D 

Marion—  6s,  Imp.,  Sept.,'98 
to  1910        M&S,      

118% 
12313 

.... 

5s,  8ewer,'97  to  '17.M&8:     

Marion  Co.  — 
5s   Bridge,  '97-'01    M&S 



.... 

Martin's  Ferry  — 
6s,  Pav.,  Sept  1,  '97-1904      

5s,  Sell.,  1926  to  '44.  M&S      

104% 

3-55 

3% 
3-50 
3-50 
350 
3-50 
3-50 
3% 

3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 
3-50 

McComb  — 
6s  Imp.,  Oct.,  1904..  J&J       

Medina  Co.— 
5s  1898  to  1901        F&A 

68,B'dofEd.,Septl,1907 
to  1916  Semi-an. 
5s,  El.Rd.,J'ne,  1903  J&D 
5s  Oct.,  1902             A&O 

106% 
111% 

ib"3% 

ib"8>4 

107% 

11213 
ib'iis 

Milford  Center— 
6s  Ref    '99  to  '13    A&O 

Richfleld  Springs— 
4s,F'nd.W'ter,J'el,'06.14 
Richmond  Co.— 
48,Fund.,Junel,'14.J&D 
4s.  g.,  July,  1.1921..  J&J 
Roch  ester— 
7s,  Reg.,  Jan.  1,1903  
4s,  1912. 

1040s 

Monterey  Township  — 
6s   Sch  ,  i  897  to  1904  .  . 

5s,  Viad.,  June,1907.  J&D 
4i«s,  B'dge,  '99..  Semi-an. 
448,  Wat,  Apr.,'02.A&O 
4138,  School,  J'e,'02.J&D 
4s,  Funded  debt,  April, 
1902                          A&O 

Montpelier— 
6s,  Wat.&  Lt,  190O-1906      





6s,  Wat.&  Lt,  1920-1929       

102% 
108% 

10214 

102% 
103*8 
109  la 

Napoleon— 
5s,  Water,  1906  ....  J&J      

3ifl8,Rcf'gRR.,1913.F&A 
3ks,B'dge,8ep.l,'22.J&J 
Rockland  Co.— 
413,  Reg.,1903-'05..A&O 
Sea  Cliff— 
5s,g  ,H'hw'y,Sep.l,'01-20 
Schenectady  — 
7s,  Jan.,  1898  to  '00.  J&J 
4s,Wat,N'vl,'08-15.M&N 
3s,  Water,  Aug.  15,  '11-13 
Syracuse— 
7s,RR.,  Jan.  1,  1900.  J&J 
4s,  Rfd.  Feb.  1,  1904.F&A 
4s,Sch.Dc.  15,'97-'06J&D 
3138,  Wa.  J'ly  1,  1920.J&J 
3s,  Wa.,  July  1,  1920.J&J 
Troy— 
5s.  Wat.May  1  .1902.M&N 
4i«8,Water,'98  to'04.F&A 
4s,  June  2,  '98-1904.  J&D 
3138,  Reg.,  1900-'04.M&N 
Siss,  Dec.  15,1905-11  J&E 
3138,  Reg.Imp.,1914.J&J 
3s,Bldg.,  Oct.  19,'99.  4&0 
Utloa— 
7s,  RR.  Aid,  July  1,  1901 
48,  Paving,  1901..  .. 

4s,Wat'r  April,  1903A&O 
4s,  Sew.,  Apr.,  1906.  A&O 
4s,  Park,cp.&  res.  Apr.'27 
3-65s,  Water,  Sept.,  1902. 
Clermont  Co.  — 
5s,  June  1,  1916-'23.  J&D 
Clifton— 
4138,  Gen.  imp.,1919.J&J 
2d  ser.,  May,1920.M&N 
4133,  Sewer,  July,'17J&J 
4138,  Wat,  2dser.,'22A&O 
5s,  Water,  Jan.,  1906.J&J 
Columbiana  — 
5s  Water  Moh.  1  1915 

Nelsonville  — 
6s  Ref  Apr.l,  1914.A&O 

106-55 

6s,8chool,1906to'14M&S      

New»rk  — 
5s  Ref  S'pl,'97to'12.M&S 

Niles—  6s,    Electric    light, 

t   109% 
1  109 
t   110 



North  Baltimore— 
6s  Paving,  1906.      M&N      

Norwood  —  6s,  1897  to  1905      



.... 

•    5s   Sept  1  1915                       103 

:    5s  El  Lt.  Oct.1,'97  to  '26 

4% 
4 

5%. 
51* 

4% 

3*8 

3% 
3% 
3% 
3% 
3-75 
3-75 
3-75 

4 

3*8 
3*« 

Pickawav  Co.  — 
6s,Road,'97tol9OO.M&S      

Columbus— 

111% 
106 
108 

11314 

107ifi 
110 

Plain  City— 
6s,  Ref  Water,1903  to  23  

5s,FireDep't,  June,  1904 
5s,  Water,  Ap.  1,  '07.A&O 
58.8ewer,,July,  1912.J&J 
5s.8ewer,Sep.,1913.M&8 
4138,  Viad.,  Nov.'02.M&N 
4138,  Sewer,  Sept.,  1921.. 
4s,  Sewer,  Ap.  1,  '10.A&0 
4s,Nov.,  1909  J&D 
Corning— 
6s,  Ref.,  Water,  '98  to  '04 
Cuyahoga  Co— 
5s  July,  1918             J&J 

Pleasacr  Township  — 
6s,  refund.  ,  1897  to  1900      



Pomeroy— 
6s,Ref.,Nov.l,1914.M&S      

113 
102 

11514 
103% 
112 

Port  Clinton— 
5s  Water,  1905-25  

Portsmouth  — 
5s,Aug.,  1900  10114 

...... 



5s,  Water,  May  1,  1906.  .      104 
Putnam  Co.  — 
6s,  Ditch,  1899  to  1900  

4 
5 

Yonkers  — 
76,  Apr.  1,1901-2...  A&O 
4s.  Paving.  Mar.,  1898  to 
1901  M&g 

Ridge  Township  — 
5s  Road  Apr.  1,'15  A&O      

Davton  — 
6s,  Apr.,  1884  to  1899.. 



Salem— 
6s,  RR.,  1911  M&S      

6s.Nov..  1904  



'  Flat  price. 


t  These  towns  have  been  taken  Into  Cincinnati ;  their  bonds  are  now  Cincinnati  obligations. 


,  1897.  J 


MUNICIPAL  BONDS. 


S3 


«••*•.                      Bid. 

Ask. 

To 
Net 

4 
4 

4 

Bonds. 

Bid.       Ask. 

To 
Net. 

Honda. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

SalineTllle— 

BUrVco.-' 

-..,  K<-r.U.  I'.'H.i    I-  MA- 
SteobenTlfle— 
4».  Water.  1924  MAS 
nmn- 
to.  Par..  1897  to  1903... 
roledo—  7-3  Mar  4.  1900.  .  . 

Plttsburg—  (Con.)— 
6s,  Water,  Jan.,19O8.J&J 
5s.  Funded  debt  improve- 
ment, 1913  JAD 
44s,  School,  July  1919 

" 
116 
119 



.... 

Nashville—  (Con.)— 
44s,  July,  1907  J&J 
44s,  1918,  Water..  ..J&J 
44«,  Water.  1920....  J&J 
44s,  July,  1922  J&J 
44s,  Apr.  1,  1923...  A&O 
4s,  July  1,  1919  J&J 
North  Knoxville— 
5s,  Water,  Sept.,  1919  .. 
Shelby  Co.—  6s,  Ixmg.A&O 
6s,  Long,  various  .  .  .M&S 
6s,  Short  J&J 

1034 
1004 
101 
1014 
1014 
100 

ii'e" 

115 
106 
•   100 
*   100 

1 







3-30 

4s,  Comp.,  Jan.,  1915.J&J 
Reading—  4s.  Aug.,  191O... 
4s,  Apr.,  1918  A&O 

107 
105 
108 

106 
106 
107 



— 

100 

iis" 

118 
118 
1034 
1034 



& 

44s,Redemp.,June,1909 
44s,CHy  lmp.,June.l919 
44s,  School,  1920  
Sharpsb'g  5s.  School,  1  9O2-P 
Wilkes  Barre— 
6s,  Aug.  1,  1897      Ang  1 



4% 

3% 

3% 

34 

3-70 
3-70 

3-55 
3% 
3-45 
3-45 

370 
3-70 
3-65 
3-70 

3-70 
3-70 

3-20 

3-20 
3-15 
3-20 
3-Jll 
3-20 
3-2(1 

3-70 

103 

5s.      Refunding.    Water. 
J    u.-  I    r«i.>       ...JAD 

3-90 

'   ;... 
.:  90 
3-<K> 
3-90 
3-90 

5% 

4 

Wilson  Co.—  6s,  1899..  J&J 

TEXAS 

7s,  Frontier  def.,1910.M&S 
6s,  g..  Red.  J'y,  1906..  .  .J&J 
5s,  Retir'g  outs.,  1909.  J&J 
4s.  Ret'g  outs.,  Jan.,'99.  Jan 
Abilene— 
8s,Water,)an.6,1901J&J 
Austin— 
6s,July,1904              J&J 

5a.  Mar  1.1911  ....MAN 
44e3eh.  J  u'e  1  8/O4.  J  A  D 
44*.  F»re,  July,1912JAJ 
44s,  Oct.,  1919  AAO 
44a,Sch.,Frb.l7.-16FAA 
4s,  Park.  July  1.  -22  .JAJ 
4a.Park.JuIy  1.-42  JAJ 
Onion  City— 
8e^efu-g.,1903to>15JAD 
Van  Wen— 
5e,  Water,  Apr.  1,  1911-41 
Van  Wert  t 
«s,R-d.  1911  to!919.FAA 
fr  si  r>a  knmiita 
3e.WaMr7l900--18.MAS 

to.  Beech  AT..  '97  to  19O5 
8«.  SMewalk.eept.2.1025 
fte  Water.  July  1.  1915.. 

5s,Certif  8'.,  1898  An. 

RHODE  ISLAND 
34,  g.,  S.  H.,  1934  JAJ 
Burrillville— 
4s,  g.,  Impt.,  Jan.  1,  1907 
4s,  g.,  Impt  ,  Jan.  1,  192; 
Central  Fulls— 
4s,  gold,  Deo.,  1905  to  '20 
Cranston  —  4s,  Aug.  15,  '25. 
Mewport^-48,  Mar.,  1905.  .  . 
4s,  g..  Park,  Feb.,  1927.. 
Pawtucket— 
5s,  April,  1899  A&O 





98 

101 
95 
100 

105 
"97" 

4*8 

4*8 

...... 
...... 

I 

...... 

5s,Wat.&  Lt.J'lv.'30..O-J 
Bell  Co.—  5s,  1909  Apr 
Beiar  Co.— 
6s,   gold,   Court    House, 
Aug.  18  1933  Aoril  10 

110% 
1014 

103% 

1024 
103% 
105-8 
1064 

1O6 
1064 

1084 

1054 
114% 
114% 
113% 
115% 
104% 

104 

4s,  g.  July,  1910....  JAJ 
4s,  Apr.  1923  A&O 
4a,  g.TMay,  1937    

5s,  Bridge,  1910..  Apr.  10 
Brown  Co.  — 
54s,  Ref.,  Apr.  1905-35.. 
Commerce  — 
6s,  Sch.,  1901-1900..  J&J 
Corsicana— 
58,Swr.,Julyl,1919.J4J 
Dallas— 
7s,  RR.,  Apr.  1904..  A&O 
68,  Funding,  1917.  .A&O 
5s,  Fd.,  July,  1931.  ..J&J 
5s,  g.,  Aug.,  1928.  ...F&  A 
Emits— 
6s,Sch.,Sep.l5,1934.MAS 
Fort  Worth—  7s.  1904.  M&S 
6s,  Water,  Feb.,  '22.F&A 
5s,  Ref.,  1920  J&J 
Oalveaton— 
8s.  Mar.  '98  to  1903.M&S 
os.  Lira,  debt,  Sep.  1.1921 
5s,  I.im.  debt,  June  1,  '23 
5s,  Lim.  debt,  Jan.  22,'25 
5s,  Llin.  debt,  1927  
5s,  Fund'g.  1905-15.  M&N 
5s,  Wat.,  1908-1928..  J&J 
5s,  1914-1934 

100 



1    
1    

104% 

Wiatoa  Place— 
5*.  Town  Hall,  1915-25.. 

4s,  Fd.  loan,  g.,  '36.  .JAJ 
Providence  — 
6g..  July  1,11100  JAJ 

96 

109 
107 
100 
1004 

100 

111 

.... 

1074 

1044 
lit 
111 
1124 
1144 
1034 

1024 
105-17 

4 

oelFlre.OeV97to-15.AAO 
44a,Baf.,Oet.  1.09.AAO 

OKLAHOMA 
•amtttd  Co  - 
eXr-d^ept.  10.  19O4JerC 
OklahomaClty- 
8a.8ch^Jan.  1.1914JAJ 
8m.  Fuud'g.  1908  to  1915 
Oklahoma  1 
to.  Pud.  Dee..  1904  Ann 
8s.  Fuad-g.,  1919101922 

OREGON 
A.torta— 
8a.Seh..  Mar  1.1914.MA* 

S.    m     W&l«r    IV.I.'t 





4 

rt 

6 

;  J&J 

5s,  g..  July.  1906.  ...JAJ 
4s,  Sen..  g.,  Mar.-25.MAN 
4s,g.,Park,  July.-21.JAJ 
4s,«.,  Apr.,  1927  
34s.  g..  Wat.,  1916.MAS 
(Fan  Mt- 
4s,  Water,  Apr.l.'IS.AAO 
4s.  Reg.K..May,'27.M&N 

SOUTH  CAROLINA 
6s,  Old  bonds.  1869  to  1888 
44s,  Blue,  1928           ..JAJ 

102 

'.'.'.'. 

...... 

5-20 

99 



14 
107 
110 
110 

103 
103 
106 
954 

100 
10O 
100 
100 
100 
10(1 
1004 

100 



.... 

101 

102 

.... 

44s,  New  Issue.  1933..JAJ  •  1084 
4s.  Julr  1    193t>              JAJ 

Cbarleston— 
7a,  OoBT.,Oct.  1/97.  AAO 
to,  1898...       AAO 
5s,  Oct.   1923            AAO 

103 

:::: 

Henrietta— 
to.  g.,  Ref.C.-H./25.JAJ 
HlUsboro—  5s.  gold,  Water. 
Jan.  1.  1935               J&J 

4s.  1909  JAJ 

944 
84 

109     4-80 

Colombia—  3s-4s.  1910  

SOUTH  DAKOTA 
toJBeh.  ACol.,J-y  1/05.JAJ 
5a,8eb,ACol..M'y  1  .'O7.J  AJ 
44a,  Herd.,  May  1/O7.J  AJ 
4s,Constlfn.Msr.l,-10.JAJ 
34s,  Herd.,  Nov.  1,  '12.JAJ 
Aberdeen  — 
6s.  Ret,  Jan.  1,  1915.  JAJ 
Faulk  Co.— 
6e,Fund.,Jan.l,'15.S.-an. 
Hanson  Co.— 
6s,  Refunding,  1908  JAJ 
LatoCo.—  5a.l-M.-..l(i'.-<..  yr 
Marshall  (».- 
6«,  Fund.,  Jan.  1/15.  JAJ 
Mitchell— 
8a.  School.  Apr./14.AAO 
•MU  Pafll 
Ja,  Fund..  Jan.  1/10.JAJ 
Waurtown  - 
8a.  School.  July  1,'09.JAJ 

TENNESSEE 
8s,  Unfunded.  19OO  ..JAJ 

4  4a,Penlteut..Oct.t  13.AAO 
44*.  Kertemp..  1913.  .AAO 

Milarar  Co.— 
8a.»eke«l  terl  1914 

4 
4 

6s,  School,  1909  J&J 
Honey  Orove— 
5s,  Imp.,  1906-'26  

103 

••«,  »F>     •••• 

rwiisisMi— 
5a.c..C.  H.July  I.-.3.JAJ 

PENNSYLVANIA 
8«,    Agricultural    Oottejce. 
Pefc..  1*22             ...FAA 

4-15 

4-15 
4  1ft 
4  IS 
I  •••. 
4-15 
4% 

3 

Houston— 

mi 
100 

1  OH,  New  series,  1901.  J&J 
6s,comp.,  July.  1918.J&J 
6s,  comp.,  1912  

1134 
1114 
1134 
118 
1134 

1064 
104 
97 

1084 
106 
984 
109 

:;;: 

8 

8 
8 

• 
6 

5s,  Comp.,  July,  '18.  J&J 
As.  g..  Ref.,  Jan.  1,'37J&  J 
McLennan  Co.— 
6s,  Bridge.  1909..  Apr.  10 
Paris-  6s,  Water,  Oct.  15. 
1912  to  1937  JAJ 



1004 

105 
98 

09 

108 

lit 
108 

••*•>. 



.... 

5s.  Imprnv.,  June,  1930. 
San  Antonio— 
to.  Refining,  1898..  JAD 
to,g.,Fuud.,1905  15.FAA 
6s,  Impt.,  Aug.  1/08.F&A 
68,  May  1,  1915....  M&N 
6s,  1916  F&A 
Sherman— 
6s,  Fund'g,  aver.  18  yrs.  . 
to,  Refd'g,  aver.  94  yrs. 
6s,  Water,  aver.  204  yrs. 
Tern  pie— 
7s,  M'rket,Mar.l,'27.M&g 
Tylei^Ts,   Water,  Jan.  1, 
1903  JAJ 

101 
107 

5~ 

4*.  l«6s  U190I... 
•a.  Faad'f  .  Pet>..1913.FAA 
•  WAlFinsZ..  Feb..  19  12.  FAA 

4Ha7l900lo  IMM.'.Var. 
4a,  ItWI  to  191W 
4«.  July    I91O 

('•'.-  ' 
109 

108% 
104 

380 

100 

101 

103 
101 
105 

1(24 

105 
101 
100 
100 

1024 

.... 

4*.  Joly.  1925.. 

90 
90 
107 
107 

AUeckray  Co.— 
Be.  Coup..  1913 
4*,  Kiev  1MUO-  1908..  Var. 

a*.  wSrTleW.  .  .  '.  '.  AAO 

...  .  .  • 

.... 

105 
105 

.... 

ibi" 



4 

4a.  City.  1904  JAJ 
Altooaa- 
4s,  School,  1924  JAJ 
4a.Impr..  1900-2V  .  .JAJ 

fla  lag  »al  laal  '01  lal 

4s.  Ctty  *19O1  to  19O4-J  AJ 
4a.8ekvol.July  l.'UJAJ 

to,  July.  1903  ....       JAJ 
A*.  Jaa.  l/V8to  19OOJAJ 

100 

103 
103 



4 

4s,  Funding,  19O7  
I.    i:..i,  I,,,.!  i:i|-J.  J.VJ 
3s,  BMtleuieut  (1OOI...JAJ 
3s,  Settlement  (1000),  1913 
3s,  Scrip  

95 
75 

5«.1920  MAS 
5s,  Ref.,  July,  1909..  J&J 

UTAH 

&s,  Bulld-g,  19OO-1910.  J&J 
5s,  Territorial,  '98-'06.J&J 
Logan—  5s,  g..  Water.  Deo., 
1912                        ..   JAD 

ibi" 

.'.'.'. 

824 

I'M,    1.  . 

6*.  April,  1909    ,   ...AAO 
Davidson  Co.-6s,  '99.JAJ 
Se,  Asylum,  19O3...JAJ 
44s.  1915  JAJ 
Hamilton  Co.—  5s,  Bridge, 

1OO 
100 

...... 

.*!" 

100 
100 
100 

3% 

3*. 



44 
4% 
5% 

S 

„.. 

Ogden—  5s,  Gen.  Imp.,  May 
1,1913  M&N 

113 

101 

too 

Oct.  1,  19O9  AAO 

102 
108 
100 
100 

Salt  Lake  City— 
5s,  Oen.rd..l901-ll.JAJ 
5s,  Fund.,  1908  M&S 
5s,  Fund.,  1912  J&J 
5s,  Fund.,  1914  M&N 
Ss.SohooI  Dlst,  19O2.F&  A 
5s.         "            1913.  F&A 
Salt  Lake  County— 
5s,  Fd.,Aug.l,'06-16F&A 

VERMONT 

to.  Agrie.  College,  June  1, 
1910  •'*!> 
Barre-4s,May,  1911.M&N 



"44 

41., 

44 
4% 
4% 

44 

3V70 
3-70 

3-52 
3-52 
3-52 

3* 

4a.Cltr.Jaly  t.  1920.JAJ 
•MMMs»aV-  o-4a.Oet.I897 
to  1918  AAO 

1074 

4-85 

Haywara  Co.—  6s,Mayl,  14 
Henderson  Co.-6s  

97 
98 

J«*aet*w»-Ae,  1921..  JAD      103 
4-e,8»pl.i.l923.    MArt      103 
«e.  Fire  alarm,  1923  JAJ      100 
tsaiaslst  n.-lrffttTT  f—      1OO 
.^.Wal..  Ap'.'OS  to  20.ttJ       100 
MeJteeeporv-to.  19O7  JAJ      
Be,  Water.  1911  JAJ      

...... 

4" 

ICnoxvllle—  6s,  Fond.,  1915 
5s,  g..  Imp.,  1921  ..AAO 
4*.  Fumling.  1920  
Lexington—  Ml,  KR.  aid/13 
Marshall  Co.-Ss.1901.FAA 
Memphis— 
6e.Tax<Ustrlct,1915.JAJ 
6s,  Comp..  Fltppln,  19O7. 
6s,Clty  school,  5  to  2Oyrs 
44/Ri'dg  .  g-  1926.JAJ 
MaabTllle- 
QH    19U1  JAJ 
8s  Refunding   1903  JAJ 



964 

129 

130 
1034 
1044 

10     '4 

102 
104 

103 
105 
107 
103 

108 

•   100 

118 
115 
114 
108 

105 
106 
107 
1134 
1144 
1154 

116>4 

117 

lim 
>      1O7H 
>      107H 
-      101 

i02 

120 
117 

109 

4 

4Pil*?:S 

3-80 

4s,  May,  1916  M&N 
Bellows  Falls— 

1024 

101 
103 

118 
118 

108 
1O3 

Beimlngton— 
4s,  Sewer.  Jan  .'03-5.J&J 

4*.    Hew   fiisxllng.    Dee.. 
18*7101904  JAJ 
34*.  1904  to  1944  

to   19O5  JAJ 
6s  Funding.  1907  .MAN 
6s   Water  1908  MAS 
to.  Water.  1909....  MAJ 
to!  Water,  1910  MAD 
to.  Water  1911  M&> 
to.  Apr.  30.  1913...MAK 
54*.  Bridge,  1905...  AAC 
5s;Wster;i921  JAI 
J'    Ba!  Hay  mark..  1922.MAI 

4s,  Jan..  1917  J&J 
Brattleboro— 
4s,  Jan.  1,1904  

34*.  Dee.  31.  1908..  JAJ 
_3aJ»»T  1.1900  to'18  MAE 

-98  AAO 
7s.  Fmaded  4eot.  1909. 

eolMated  19O4        A  A' 

100 

108 
118 

ill 

103  >4 

3-10 

3-34 
a-M 



.... 

4*.  Jan.  1,1918  
B»rliiigton-48,  July,  1908 
Newport  -4s,   g.,   Water 
June  1,1920  JAD 

102 
107 



Rookinuliam— 
48.  .Inn..  1RB8  to  1917. 

THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


HOIK!*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 
Net. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

I 

5 
5»e 

SM 

5k 

SH 
514 

61* 

5 
5 
5 

5!4 

5% 
5>4 

5 

4*8 
4% 
5% 
5% 

5 

4»8 

4% 
4% 
413 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

To 

Net. 

Rutland— 
4s,  g..  Sewer,  1926.  MAN 
St.  Albans— 
4s,  Refund.,  Water,  1907 

VIRGINIA 

3s  New,  o.,  1932  .I.V.I 

106 
102 

•     74Si 
•      64>« 
3 
120 
HO 

90 

10GH.. 
103 

7Ris 
Off, 

... 

Ballard—  6*,  gold,  Water  & 
Light,  Jan.  1,  1915.  .J&J 
East  Taconia--6s,Sch.Dl8t., 
Feb.  1,  19OO                F&A 

106 

WISCONSIN- 

4138,  Bridge,  J'lyl,'24,July 

Falrh'v.-68,g.,J'ly  1,11  J&J 
Kittitass  Co.— 
68,  Fund.,  Mar.  1,  '02-'12 
Lincoln  Co.—  6s.  1912,June 
I'ieree  Co.— 
(in,  Fd.,  Juno  1,1911.  June 
5s  May  2  1912       ..May 

104 

Asliland—  5s,Fdg,1909J&J 
Burliugt'n  5s,  Sell.  ,'01  to'06 
Chippewa  Co.  — 
5s  Deo    19O1            Dec 

1081s 

4H 

4% 

4-1C 



104 

2-3s.  Funded  debt,  '91.  J&J 
6s,  Trust  receipts,  stamped 
Danville—  8s,  1903  11.  J&J 
6B  1914 

Klkhorn-SR.Water/gSJto'O? 
Green  Bay— 
5s,  B'dge&  Sch.,'98to'12 
Iron  Co.  — 
Gs.Jail,  Jan.,  1898  to!912 
OK,  Jail,  Jan.  ,1903  to  1907 

100 

4 

Franklin  Co.— 
6s,  Jan.  1,  1909  J&J 

100 
100 

4% 
4\ 
4% 
4% 

Port  Tuwusend  ttehool  Dis- 
trict No.  1—  Hi,  1905-15.. 

Harrlsonburg— 
5s,  Fund.,  July  1/24.  J&J 
Lynchburg— 
8s   1904-1907         ...J&J 

San  Juan  Co.— 
6«.g.,  F'dg.Sep.  1,'05-15. 
Seattle— 
6s,Sch.g.,Jan.l,'1909J&J 
5s,F'dg.g.,July,1913.J&J 
58,  g.,  Apr..  1912.  ...A&O 
5s,S,  Ii.DiH.No.  I.'IO.J&J 
5s,  Sen.  Dial.,  No.  1.1915 
Skagit  Co.— 
6»,  g.,  Fund,  Dec.  1,  1913 
Spokau6--6s,Oct.]  ,  '11.  A&O 



104-90 

110 





5s,  Brldge,Jan.  15,'  10.  J  &J 
5s   1906-1916              J&J 

6s,L.&Dan.RR.1901.J&J 
6s,  1897  to  1915  J&J 
5s,  Perm.  Imp.,  1918.  J&J 
Manchester—  68,  10-40.J&J 
5a   1923                       J&J 

9713 

100 
10O 
101  14 

Madison—  4s,  Ref.,'15.  A&O 
Milwaukee  — 
7s,  General.  1901....  J&J 
7s,  Water,  Jan.  1,'02.J&J 
5s  July  1    1907 

95 





113 

114% 
112% 
llSia 
112ia 

3-80 
3-50 
3-50 
350 
3-50 

101 
99 

'  105 
1131s 
103  »a 
115 
106% 
108 

112 
106 
103 
129^2 
113>4 
111 
10m 
lOlia 
lOlia 
lOlia 

100  >« 



10713 

11113 
11413 

106 
114 
1041s 
117 
107% 
109 

... 

5s  July  1910              J&J 

6s,  Water.  June  1,  1924.. 
Norfolk-8s,May,1901.M&N 
6s,  Sept.,  1900  M&S 
6s,  Reuew'l,  Jan.,  '14  J&J 
5s,  Renewal,  Ap.,  '11.  A&O 
5s  1924  M&N 

5s,  July,  '97  to  1916.  J&J 
4s,  Water,  1906-7....  J&J 

Spokane  Co.—  6s,  School... 
Dist,  July  1,  1910.  .  .J&J 
Tacoma  — 
6s,  Apr.  15,  1911..  ..A&O 
5s,  g.,  Water  &  Lt.,Juue  1, 
1913                         J&D 

106 
109 

"95" 

98 

107 

111% 

102% 

58,  Build.,Julyl,'07.J&J 
5s.  School,  July  1,'14.J&J 
Racine  — 
5s.  Adjust.,  1912.  ...Ann. 
4s,  School.Juue  1,'13.  J&D 
Rhiuelauder  — 
5s,F'nd.,Fb.l,'99-08.A&O 
Shullsburg—  5  »,  Water,  Feb. 
1,  1898  to  1912  Feb. 
Superior— 
6s,Sewer,Ag.l,1910.F&A 
6s,  June  1,  1902 

104 

4°» 

8s  1903                   ..M&N 

WhaKjom  Co.  — 
6s,  Fund.,  1911  Dec 
Whitman  Co.  — 
5s,  Fund.,  1912  Apr. 

WEST  VIRGINIA. 

Huntington— 
Gs,  Paving,  Oct.  1,  1921. 
5s,  Sen.,  Aug.  7,'97-1901. 
Parkersburg  — 
(is,  Kef.,  1906  J&J 
5s,  Park,June  1,  '16.  June 
Wheeling— 
6s,  Edge.,  Nov.  1,  '01-24. 
I    5s,  City,  July  1,  1919    . 

• 

6s,  1905    F&A 

ios" 


119% 

4'g 
4ig 

Richmond—  8s,  1904-10J&J 
6s  1904  1910           ...T&J 

5s,  1920-1922  J&J 

4s  1920-1929              J&J 

102 
102 
102 
102 

102 

3-70 

4s,  July  1,  1924  J&J 

4s,  1925    J&J 



100 

WYOMING. 

6s,  Capitol,  Jan.  1,  1901- 
1910  Jan.  1 

5 

4 

48  1926                        J&J 

4s,  Registered,  refund'!?, 
1929    J&J 

104% 

WASHINGTON. 
3>«8,  Funding,  April,  1905, 
April  1  



6s,  Unlver.  Build'g,   1902 
to  1911                    Jan   1 

Fremont  Co.— 
6s,  Fdg.,  1905-1915  



'    4138,  Bridge,  Jul?  1,1924 

*  Flat  price. 

MISCELLANEOUS     SECURITIES. 

Prioes  marked  thus  (*)  are  flat  prices  —that  is,  the  purchaser  does  not  pay  accrued  interest  in  addition. 


Knil  tin. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bond*. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Bonds. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

103 
104 
105 
101 
100 
10 

MISCELLANEOUS  BONDS. 
Acker,  Merrall  &Condit  6s.  .1903 
Albemarle  &  Cues.  Canal  Co.— 
1st  M  7s   1909 

*  96 
,106 

103 
•114 
•106 

105 
•100 
•100 

* 

"  97"  " 
'100 

•104 

* 

•  95 
*.  55 

106 
103 
108 
102 

117 
•  96 

•105 

i 

Commercial  Cable  Co.— 
1st,  g..  4s,  2397  Q.—  J. 
Oomst'ckTHu.,l8t,inc.48,'19.M&N 
Consolidated  Coal,  6s,  1911,  M&S. 

103 
*  95 
*  88 

104 
Sis 
100 

94 

101 

75 
94 

"42" 

1021s 

Kan.C.  &  M.  Ry.&  Bridge—  See  RR. 
Keithsburg  Br.-  See  la.  Cent.  RR. 
Ky.  &Ind.  Bridge—  See  RR. 
Keokuk  &  Ham.  Bridge—  See  RR. 
Ky.  Title  Co.  R.  E.  bonds,  6s,  J&J.  .  . 
Kentucky  Wagon.  6s,  1901...  J&D 

10.! 
10314 
*  95 
*  99 
•  95 
*     5 

104 

*109 

Algiers  W.  W.&  Elec.  6s,  1925.  J&D 
Alton  Br.—  See  St.C.M.  &  St.L.RR. 
Amer.  Bell  Teleph.,  7s,  1898,  F&A 
American  Brew.  Co.  6s,  1915.  J&J 
Amer.  Cot.  Oil,  deb.,  8s  1900,  Q-F. 
Amer.  Dock  &  Imp.—  See  Cent.  N.  J. 
Amer.Safe  Dep.Co.—  6s,  1903.Q.-J. 
Anier.  Sec.  &Tr.,  5s,  1905,  F&A.  15 
5s   1905,  A&O        

1st  m'ort.,  g  ,  5s|'l914  M&N 
Contra  Costa  Water,  5s,  1915.J&J 
Cov.&Cin.  Bdg.,lst,  g  ,4s,  1915.. 
De1  &  Hud.  Canal—  See  RR.  bonds 
Denver  Un.  Water,  1st,  g.,  5s.l914 
Domln.  Coal,  1st,  6s,  1913,  M&S.. 
Dul.  U.  Depot,59,Oct.l,1930.A&O 
Ragle  &  Phenix  Mfg.  Co.,  1st  6s  .. 
East  Hartford  (Ct.)  Water  Co.— 
lstmtg.fr.  5s,  1903-1923  .. 

ftft 

100 

L'clede  Bld.Co.,1  st,6s,-97-'07,M&N 
2d  7s  1897  J&J 

La  Grange  Furnace,6s,  1912.  Aug. 
Leavenw.  Term.  Bridge  —  See  RR. 
Lebanon  Water  Co.,  6s,  1918,  J&J 
Leh.  Coal  &  N.,  4138,  g.,  1914.  .Q-J. 
Railroad,  gold,  4s.  1914       .Q-F. 

•100 
*  40 

101 



American  Spirits  Manuf.  Co.— 
1st  g.,  68,  1915         M&S 
Amer.  Strawboard  Co.,  6s,  F&A... 

75 
99 

ioo" 

111 

101 
65 

ioi" 

99 
100i4 

"97" 
130 

106 
50 

iof" 

... 
1037s 
100 

ib'g" 

100 
100 

100 

97 
81 

IOO 

Mortgage,  g.,  6s,  1897,  15  J-D.  .  . 
Consol.  mort.,  7s,  1911,  J&D  
Gen.  mort.,  g.,  4138,  1924,  Q-F... 
Col.  Tr.,  g.,  4138,  1905  M&S 
Del.  Div.  Canal  1st,  6s,  1898.J&J 
Leh.  Val.  Coal  Co.—  See  RR. 
Levee  S.  Cot.  Press,  lst,6s,'07,M&N 
Los  Angeles  Lt.  Co.,  6s,  1905.  J&J 
Guaranteed,  6s,  1905,  J&J 

•102  1» 
•100 

10516 

Edison  El.  111.  (Boston),6s.'9sM&S 
6s,  1901  M&N 
Edison  El.  Ill.Co.,N.Y,l8t,5s,1910 
Edis.  Elec.  111.  N.Y.,  1st  cou.g.,  1995 
Edison  LigUt  &  Power,  8,F.  68.Q-F 
Edison  111.  Co.,St.L.,6s,  1923.F&A 
Edison  Eloc.  111.  (Brooklyn)— 
1st,  mort.,  g.,  5s,  1940,  A&O  
Ellioott  Square  Co.  (Buffalo)— 
1st,  g.,  5s,  March.  1935  

Augusta  Factory,  6s,  1899 

*ii2 
•11213 

•126 
*  55 

109 

109 
104 

*ibi" 

105 
100 
101 

I  98 
•  98 

100 

*  98i4 
*  70 

'104 
•103 
*100 
*  90 

"105 

not 

100 
•100 
69 
69 
•100 
*  85 
•106  1« 

* 

127" 
59 

111 
108 
31 

ibs" 

103 

101 
102 

"85" 

"93" 
106 

100 
i"02" 

"TO" 

103 
90 

107 

66 

IstM  6s,  1915                      M&N 

B.  &S.  Car  Co.,  1st,  g.,  6s,  1942,  J&J 
Bere.&EngleBrew.,lst,6s,'21,J&J 
Blue  Lakes  (Cal.)  Water  Co.— 
6s,  1938                  M&S 

'100 

* 

ibo" 

101 

116 
110 
101 

"56" 
111 

ibs" 

86 
101 
108 

ioi" 

101 
103  ifl 

ioi  H 

Bon  Air  Coal  6s   1915              .J&J 

Louisiana  Eleo.  Lt.,lst6s  
Louisv.  Board  of  Tr.,  6s,  1910,  J&J 
Louisv.WaterCo.,l8t,6s,1906,A&O 
2d,  5s,  1910,  F&A    .               

ioi" 

115 
109 
98 

•*"5~6" 

'"so" 

•103 
•107 

100 

•  80 
•100 
•105 

•101 
•102 

t 

Booneville  Bge.—  See  M.K.&T.RR. 
Boston  &  Mont'a,  7s,  1902-7,  M&N 
1st  issue,  7s,  1808,  J&J  

1st,  g,  6s,  May.  1910  
ElmiraMuu.Imp.Co.,58,1942.A&O 
Enterprise  Mfg.  Co..  1st,  6s,  1903. 
Erie  Tel.  &  Tel.,  6s,  1903,  J&J  
6s,  1909,  A&O 

»Boston  El.  Lt.—  6s,  1908  M&S 
do            58,1924  M&S 
Boston  Terminal  Co.— 
1st  M.,g.,3i«s,  Aug.  1,'98.Q.-A.. 
1st  M.,3%8,  Feb.  1.  1917  
Brooklyn  &  N.Y.  Ferry  Co.— 
6s  Jan   1,  1911                      J&J 

LowellEl.Lt.Cor.,l8t,5s,g.,'14,J&J 
Madi8'nS(i.Gard.,lst5s,1919.M&N 
2d  mort.,  6s,  1919  M&N 
Maine  Steamship  Co.— 
1st  M.,  skg.  fd.  g.  6s.  Apr.,  1926 
Mauhat.  Beach  H.&  L.Co.  (Ltd.)— 
General,  gold,  4s,  1940  ...M&N 
Maryland  Steel  Co.,  5s,  1922,  F&A 
Masonic  Hall  Aas'u  (Wash.)  5s,  '08 
Masonic  Temple  (Memphis)  ,  6s  
Merch  Br.—  See  bt.  L.  Mer.  Term. 
Metrop.  Opera  &  R.  E.  Co.  1st  5s, 
May  1    1903  M&N 

Crl.  tr.,  g.,  s.  f.,  5s,  1926  
Ft.  S.  &  Van  B.  Bridge—  See  St.  L. 
&  San  Fran.  RR. 
Foxburg  Bge.—  See  Pitts.  &  W.  RR. 
Frank  Jones  Brewing  Co.  — 
1st  M.,  d.  b.,  5s,  £  
Fresno  Water  Co  ,  6s,  1910.  .A&O 
Galvoston  Wharf  Co.— 
1st  5s,  gold,  1940                  A&O 

BklyuWf  .&W.Co,lst,  5s,1945,F&A 
Cahaba  Cl.  M.Co—  See  Tenn.C.l.&R 
Cairo  Bridge—  See  111.  Cent.  RR. 
California  Electric  Light,  6s,  J&J  . 

6s,  g.,  July  1,1917  J&J 
Campbell  &  Co.  (iucorp.),  Istg.  5s, 
July  1  1908       

Gen.  Electric,  deb.,  g.,5s,1922,J&D 
Grand  R.  Coal  &  C.-lst  6s,  '19.A&O 
Hackens'k  Water  re-orgauizat'u  - 
1st,  g.,  58,  1926  J&J 

Metro.  Ferry  Co.—  See  Long  Is.  RR. 
Mich.-Pen.CarCo.lst,58,g.'42,M&S 
Miss.  Levee  (W.  B.  I.  &  S.  Co.),  6s. 
Miss.  Levee  (Yazoo  Delta),  6s  
Miss.  Riv.  Br.—  See  Chic.  &  Alton. 
Mo.  Elec.  Light,  1st,  6s,  1909,  A&O 
2d  6s  1921  Q  May 

Chateaugay  Ore  &  Ir.  Co.  — 
6s  1915 

Chat'n'gaCityWat.Co.—  6s,'12,J&J 
Ches.&r>el.Canal,l8t,5s,1916,J&J 
Ohes.  &Pot.Tel.,5s,1896-1911,J&D 
Ohio.  &  Atchison  Bridge—  See  RR. 
Ohio.  Board  of  Trade,  5s,  J&J  
Chic.  Consol.  Brew.  &  Malt  Co.,  6s 
Ohio.  Dock  Co  Ibt  5a,  A&O 

100 
50 
•103 

9913 

"9813 
1011s 
104 

106 

ioo" 

9913 
100 
100 

*  92 

* 

•  99 

Hawaiian  Com.  &  Sug.  5138,  1916. 
Heck.-Jone8-Jew'lMill.,lst,6s,'22 
Henderson  Bridge—  See  RR. 
Hoboken  Ferry—  1st  mtg.5s,  1946 
.Hoboken  Laud  Imp.,  5s,  '10,  M&N 
iHopkinsville  Water  Co.  — 
1    6s,  g.,  1926  J&J 
Huntingtou  (W.  V.)  Water  Co.— 
6s,  1913  M&N 
Hydraulic  Press  Brick,  5s,  1904.. 
111.  Steel  Co.,  deb.,  5s,  1910,  J&J. 
Deb.,  non-conv.,  5s,  1913,  A&O. 
i  Imperial  Bldo.  Co.,  1st,  Gs,  13,  J&J 
2d,  6s,  1908,  M&S  
Internal.  Navigat'n  Co..  6s,  1906.. 
International  Packing  Co.— 
Deb.  6s,  1910  

Morris  Aqueduct  — 
1st  g    4s  Aug  1  1915 

Mut.  Un.  Tel.,  s.  f.,  6s,  1911,  M&N 
Muncie(Iud.)W.W.Co.,69,'13,FiA 
Mystic  Wharf  &  Stor'ge  (Boston)— 
1st,  gold,  5s,  Dec.  1,  1906..  J&D 
Nat'l  &  Prov.  Worsted  Mills,  6s.... 
Nat.  Linseed  Oil,  g.,  6s,  1911.  A&O 
Nat.  Starch  Co.,lst.g,68,1920.M  &N 

ibo" 
10213 

100 

•iboii 

* 

Ohio.  Edison  Co.,  Deb.  6s  

Ohio.  Junct.,"ool.,  g.,  5s,  1915,  J&J 
Ohio  Pack.  &  Prov.  Co.,  6s,  1910 
Oln.  Chamb.  Com.,  4s,  1908,  J&J  . 
Cln.  Desiccating,  6s,  1907....  J&J 
Oln.  Masonic  Temple,  6s,  1898  
Oln.  Stock  Yards,  5s,  var.,  A&O.  .. 
City  Water  Co.,  Sheboygan,  Wis.— 
6s,  1910,  M&S... 

New  England  Teleph.  &Telegr-h.— 
6s  1908  A&O 

108 
105 
^103 

•   88% 
•100  13 

•ibs" 

88 

111 
ibT" 

Mi  'a 

103 
100 
107 
90 

5s  April   1915                     .  . 

New  Haven  S.S.  Co.-  -6s,  1902.  A&O 
New  Orl.  Abattoir  Co.,  6s,  1916.. 
N.  O.Brew.Ass'n,  M.,  6s.,  1905.J&D 
N.  O.  Cotton  Ex.,  1st,  5s,  '06.  Q-Jy  . 
N.  O.  W.  W.  Co.,  M.  ,6s,  1909,  A&O 
New  River  Br.—  See  Ones.  &  Ohio. 
New  South  Build.  &  L  7s,  a.,  1907. 
6fl,  c.,  1914  Q.^J. 
N.Y.  Biscuit  Co..  1st  M.,  6s,  1911. 
N.Y.&E.R.F'ryCo.l8t,5s,'22,M&N 

Clearf.Blt.Coal-SeeN.Y.C.&H.  . 
Clinton  W.  W.  Co..  6s,  1913,  M&S. 
Ool.C.&t.  Dev.,gu.,5s.  g.,'09,J&J 
Col.  Fuel  &  Iron- 
Colorado  Coal  &Ir  .,6s,1900,  F&A 
Uol.FuelCo.,6s,gen.,g.,'19,M&N 
O«n.,  g.,  5s,  8.  f.,  1943  F&A 
OoL  Riv.  Bge.—  See  Int.  &Gt.  N.  RR. 
Commercial  Bldg.  Co..  6s,  '07,  M&N 

Iron  Steamboat  Co.,  6s,  1901,  J&J 
JacksonBrew.Co.,l8t,6s,'01,F&A 
2d,  6s,  1906,  M&N  
Jamestown  (N.  Y.)  Water  Supply 
Co.,  6s,  1913,  M&O 

•  60 

•105% 
•104 

100 

•100 

,  77 

•103 

Jefferson  &  Cleartteld  C.  &  I.  Co.— 
1st,  g..  5s,  1926  J&D 
2d,  gold,  5s,  1926 

Jersey  C.  El.  Lt.  Co.—  1st,  6s,  1909. 

fM  price. 


(Last  sale. 


{InLondim. 


TJNE.    1897.  J 


MISCELLANEOUS    BONDS    AND    STOCKS. 


Bid.     Ask. 


Bonds. 


Bid. 


tX.J.r-y-lstM.,5s  '46  JAJ      88       91 
N.  Y.  AN.  J.Telep..5s,g..!20,MAN-106      ..  .. 
N.Y.A8.B'klynFerry.5s.'06.MAN      97      100 
Niagara  Falls  Power  Co- 
lit  M.,  gold.  5s.  1932 JAJ 

Northwesfn  Teleg.,  7»,  19O4.  JAJ 
Ocean  SteamshipCo.— See  Central  RRoI  Ga. 
Odd  Fellows  Hall  (Memphis),  5s..  1O6  108 
Ohio  Falls  Car  Co.,  6s,  1922. AAO  99  100 
Omaha  Br.— Sac  Union  Pacific. 

Oree.Imp.Co..lst,6s,g.,l910.JAD  •  87V 

Eng  certificates  of  deposit •  85 

OonsoL,  5s,  1939.  AAO *.... 

Engraved  trust  certificates • 

Paasalc  Water  Co., Patrrwiti.N.J.- 

Uen.M.,g..5s,Jan..  1937.  JAJ..    1OO     102 
PWMylTanlaCanal-6s.1910.JAJ  '  51 
PeansTlTSDta  Steel- 

1st.  4s.  1917.  MAN -100 

Com.,  jold.  6s.  1925 MAS  •   SO       88 

Pleas.  Vat  Coal,  lst,6s,g,'40,MAN  • 104 

Portland  Water  Co.,  6sTl899 102     103 

4s.  1927 100      102 

Procter*  Gamble,  1st.  6s,  1940..    114     116 
Braid  Transit  Kerry - 

Utg.,  5s,  NOT.  1,  1944 MAN    100     101 

BMM>  Water  UAL..  Os.  1904.  J  AD  • 105 

Sacramento  Power  A  U6e,'23MAN  • loo 

St. Charles  Br.— See  WabashJIR. 


Ask. 


Consum.  Gas,  Chio.,l8t,g,  5s,  1936  *  P3%  .. 
Cons.GasCo.,J.C..l8t,6,1904,M&N*101 
Con.  Gas  Co.  of  N.  J.— 1st  eon.  g. 


St.  Joseph  (Mo.)  Water  Oo- 

6.,  1909.  J*I> 100 

St.  L.AgT.AM.Ass-n,lBt5s,'01-'oe    1OO 


5s,  1936 JAJ*  79 

Consolidated  Gaa  (N.Y.)— 

Deb.  5s,  1908 M&N    

Denver  Consolidated  Gas  Co.— 

l8t,M.,g.,68,Nov.  16.1911.JAJ  *  98 

Deb.,  g.,  6s,  1911 AAO*  98 

iHstrolt  Gas.con.lst,  M..g.,5s,  1918, A  76 
Duluth  Gas  A  Water  Co.— 

Con.UtM.,g.,5aNov.l,1908M&N  *  70 
Equitable  Gas,  1st  6s,  1899.. .FAA;  103 

1st  eonsoL.  gold,  5s.  1932 (  112 

Ctfs.  indebted.,  53,1901-06,M&N 
Ft.WayueGasCo..  1st,  6s,  '25. JAJ 
Gr.Rai>id8Gas-L.Co.lBt58,'15.F&A 
IudianaNat.AIll.,l8t,68,'08,MAN 
Indianapolis  Ga8,lst,6s,'20,MAN 
Laclede  Gas  St.L.,g.5s,  1919.  O-F 
Lafayette  Gas  Co..  1st,  6a,'24,M  AN 
Lockport  (N.  Y.)  Gas  A  Elec.  Lt.— 

1st  M.,  g.,  Us,  Aug.  1, 1914. FAA 
Logansp'tAWab.VaLGaa  1st  68/25      ,., 
Louisville  Gaa  Co.,  5s,  1916,  AAO.    109 
Madison  Gas  A  Elec.— 

1st,  g.,  6s,  1926 AAO      92 

Metro.  Oas  L.Co.,  1st  6s,  1901.  FAA    105 
Minneapolis  Gaa  Lt.  Co.— 

Cons.  6s,  Mar.  1, 1910  30.. .MAS 

.       lst,6s,  1902 MAS 

Mun.  Gas.,  Albany  68,1st  M..19O6 . 


103 

81 


*90 
'  91 

*  74 
•104 

*  9678 

*  92 

100 
75 


Stocks. 


Par.    Bid. 


100 
100 

76i« 

85 


New  York  City— (Concluded— 

Preferred 100 

Standard,  com 100 

Pref 100 

Oakland  Gas-Light  A  Heat 100 

Ohio  A  Indiana  Gas 100 

Paterson  (N.  J.)  Gas  Light  Co. .25 

PawtucketGas 50 

Philadelphia- 
Northern  Liberties 25 


United  Gas  Imp ..  50 

Pittsburg  Consolidated 50 


>.  J-*.  AAi.a*  jw.  «j»»  u,  »o»  w*  v ».    w     A.       •       ......     ITIUIJ.  VVMB.(  aiuau >   >)>,  LBV  at.,, nr 

24  M.,  «»,  1908 '95     Municipal  Gas  Co.  (Yonken;— 


•  88 
•100 

ibi" 


91 
102 
108 


St.  L.  Brew.  Ans'n.  6s,  1914,  JAJ    •  10O     101 

:.— See  Ter.  By.  Asa'n. 
st.  I-Cot.Cos».Co.,6.,lU10JiAN 

Si  Lools  Exposition  6s.  1917, 

St.  Paol  Union  Depot  1st  6s.  193O 

ConsoL  5s,  1944 

San  Diego  Land,  7..  1900 MAS 

ten   Joaquln    Dee.   Co.  (Fresno. 

OaL)-5s,Jnlyl,191S    .JsJ.... 
Sharon  Estate  Co.  5s,  1903..  AAO 

Slbley  Mfg.  Co.,  6s,  1st,  1902 *102 

Bloat  Iron  A  Steel  Co.— 

1st,  Os.  1917 FAA  •  92 

ConsoL  «.,  1918 AAO  •  52 

Southern  Iron  Co.  6s 1920-     4 

Wayne  Co.  Issue,  1922 

-m  Hew  Eng.  TeL  Co.- 
1912... Q.-Mar  -102 


6s,  Jan.  1,1904 JAJ 

New  Albany  Oas  L.  A  Coke— 


112 
100 


93 

93 

76i. 
106 
97 
94 

102 

77 

110 

95 


105 


t   32 
t 

1   60 
Manufacturers' Gas...         ..  50  t... 

Pittsburg 50  tlOO 

People's  Natural  Gaa 50  t  33 

People's  Nat.  Gas  A  Pipe'g  ..25  t  13% 
Pennsylvania  Gas 50  I 


Philadelphia  Co 50 

South  Side 25 


Wept.  Penn.  Gas  Co 50  i 


"Portland  (Me.)  Gaa  Light 50 

Providence  Gas 50 

;  Rochester  Gas  A  Eleo.,  com 100 

1    Preferred 100 


96 
103 
113 

"59 
25 


I 
t    17 


1x80 
t    85 


5s.  1920. MAN    lOtij  105^  Troy  (N.Y.)  Gas 


Rutherford  Gaa 100 

St.  Paul  Gas-Light 100, 

Salem  (Mass.)  Gas-Light 100 

San  Francisco  Gaa  A  Eleo 100 

Capital 50 

Central 100 

Pacific  Gaa  Imp 100 

Pacific  Lighting 10 

Savannah  Gas-Light 25 

Stockton  Gas  A  Electric  Co 50 

Summit  G  as-Light  Co 100 


Newark  Oas  6s,  1944 125     126 

New  Orleans  Gas  1st  5s Var.;" 

N.Y.AE.RlverGas— Con.  5s,  1945 '102%  104 

1st  M.,  gold.  Ss.  1944 JAJ  M 10     111 

Oakland  G.  L.  A  H.,  5s,  1898.MAS  * 104 


.100 


94>4 
94 


98^2 

90 
t  48 
f  22 


Waltham  Gas  A  Light  Co 100 

Warren  (R.  I.)  Gas 25 

Washington  (D.  C.)  Gas 20 

Western  Gaa  of  Milwaukee. ...  100 
Wheeling  Gas  Co 50 


94       97»«      2d  Issue.  5s.  1916 MASj'108     108%  Worcester  Gas.... '.".'.'.".".'.".".".".' .'.".'l  00 


73>« 


76 


65 

5 

10 


........... 

Ohio  A  Indiana,  1st,  6s.  1926  ..... 

Peop.'sG.AC.,l8t,gu.g.6«,'04,MAN 

26  guar.,g.,68,19S4,JAD  ..... 

lit  eon.,  g.,  6s,  1943.  AAO  ....... 

Rutherford  O»»,  1st  Bs,  1911  .....  '•  ......  1021-j 

St.  Paul  Gas  L.-Con.  ex.,  6«,  1918 


109 


Water  Supply  Co— 
1.  »2«. 


02 


Gen.,  g.,  5s,  1944 MAS 

M  Oas  Co.— 1st,  SB,  193O.MAN 


fe..  g..  5s.  April  1. 1928.  A*' 
Sprlu  Vai.  Water.  6s,  19O6,  MAS 

I4a7l917 Q.-M -lOOO*  101 

Standard  Hope  ATwlne- 


rttockton  Oas  AE1.  Oo.-6s,'OS.MA8 
Syracuse.  (N.  Y.)  Oas  Co.— 

IstM..  g..5s.  1946 JAJ 

Troy  Gas,  68,  deb 

5s,  eon 

67>«  Waah.OasCo.-A.6s.1902-27.JAJ. 

iaeonie  g.  5s.  1946. '16>4    16%       §7*1,  1904-29.  JAJ. 

•ll^^C^aafcOoal.Jst.^es^...  -97       WestToas  Co.  (MU.)- 

twlft  AOo"istm't«.6«.  i9i«»JAj  1014103 

(T-W  orks  Oo, — 

102 


Ut'M..g.«kc  fd.,6*.  1915.MA* 
:    A  RR  - 


Teuu. 


-t.6a.  1917.  AAO.    • 

-teo»..«e.117.JAJ  •  7» 
_  i*D  •  80 

DeBarCC.AI.cV>..*.  1910.KAA  •  ......    82 

AUe»Fnrm.Oo.,l«tM.7..-oa  AAO-100     1O2 

Boatb  Pltt»»urg.»»,  1907    FAA  •  i»0 

rratt  Ooal  *  Ir"-7»,  19O3  MAN  •  95 

10tt-23dS«.rer.Oa..l»wa*.>19.JADo  ......    98 

fc.d»-«e.l9M.JAJ  •  85       95 

l91-J.J*J 


1st,  col.  tr.,  g.,  SB,  1933.  MAN 
WJlllanisburg  Gas,  1st  mort.,  6s.. 


GAS  STOCKS. 


80      Allegbeny  Oa*  Co. 


Par. 

.25 


70 


77 


100  ij 


106 
108 


103 


I  491, 


Texas  A  PaeMe  Coal.  1st  6s,  1909  •  93 
A-sterCo.«s,1902t»'12    100 
oaTil 


. 
Ua.  Ferry  Oo..l»».8a.  1929,  MAN 


a.  Ferry    o..»».a.          , 

Uoion  Dairy  Co.,5«.  1901.  MAN  MOO 
DmtaB  BB.-8**  Hcrttara  Central  BR. 
Union  Bar.  Bk.  A  Tr.  To..  Tieoma. 

W  Mb.-  Gold  MM  Oa.  18»- 
L'KlIrd  Electric  Brvurtty  Co.- 


103 
•1031*105 


••-•2. 

United  El'  Light  *Towir-»st  M    • 
BiwwtacCo 


100 

98 
90 
90 

75 
81 


103 
95 
95 
90 
85 


_  ___     ____ 

Allegheny  Heating  Co..  .......100    125 

Aarurta  Uu  Co.  .................  25  t  28 

Baltimore  Connolldatcd  Gas.  .  .  100:     55 
Bayoone  A  OlreenT.Ga*-L.Oo.l2>i    105 
Bmton-Bay  state  ..............  501    4»,» 

Charle»town  (las  A  Electric.  50  t  67 
East  BoBtoD  Ga*  .............   25  I  34Te 

Jamaica  Plain  Gas  Light..  ..100!}  ...... 

Brooklyn  Union  Ga«  Co  ........  100    1O4 

Buffalo  Gas  Light  Co  ............  SOI   85 

Mutual  fias  LUht  Co  ........  100    ' 

Citizen*  Ga*  Light  Co  .......  1OO 

Cambridge  Ga«  Light  ..........  1OO 

Charleston  (8.  C.)  Gas  ...........  25 

CbarUers  Valley  Oaa  Co  .......  100 

ICkeUeaGM  Light  .............  100 

Chicago  Oas  Co.,  Cen.Tr.  reeU.100 
Cincinnati  Oa«  A  Coke  .........  100 

Columbus  Gas  Co  ...............  100 

Dayton  Oas  Light  A  Fuel  ......  25 

Denver  Consolidated  Gaa  ......  100 

Detroit  Gas  Co  ...................  50 

East  Newark  Gas-  Light  Co.  ..100 
EUxabrth  Gas  Light  Oo  ........  100 


i     -   Kwa.LCDah.4a,  1907 loo      

»thsr.s.f.o»b..8sJ.'13.MAN -lim Fort  Wayne  Gas  Co 100 

i;  *  M.*Trr..  ,1-iTr   -...-..••  QwnMoi      Oaj  2.r. 

Tr.4>ts^er.D.Jan.  l.'Ot  16.JAJ    ' 
Wamsulta  Club  |N.  Hi.  '•• 
Wa«h.Mark.r.i.  Irt-es/M-'lLlJ  J      

Imp..  Oa.191l27.Q-J '1O9V 

Kxteaaloa,  6*.  1914-27 W  J  Moo1* 

btInrtrT.l«t,ds.'04,JAI>  •  95 


135 
130 
185 1< 


83 


MINING  STOCKS. 

Alamo 1 

Allouez 25 

American  Coal 25 

Anaconda 5 

Anaconda  Copper 25 

Anchoria-Leland 1 

Arnold  (aasesm't  paid) 25 

Atlantic 25 

Argentum-Jnniata 2 

97 >s  Bangkok— Cora  Bell 1 

108      Bankers 1 

Banner  Gold 1 

Bl-Metalllc  Mining  Co 1 

BI-Metallic  Mining  Co.,St.Louia.25 

Bob  Lee l 

Bon  Air  Coal 100 

Bonanza  (Dev.  Co.) 10 

Bonne TerreF.  AC.  Co 10 

Boston  A  Cr.  Cr.  (gold) ] 

Boston  A  Montana 2E 

Breece  (Iron) 2! 

Buffalo  Iron  Co.  (Nashville)... 1OO 

Preferred 100 

Butte  A  Boston  (4th  inatal.  pd.)25 

9  Calumet  A  Hecla 25 

.   Catalpa  (silver) 10 

•  Centennial,  assessment  paid  ...25 
Central  Coal  A  Coke  Co 100 

Preferred  5  p.  o.,  oum 10< 

Central  Lead  Co 10^ 

Cleveland  Cliffs  Iron  Co lOi 

Colorado  Fuel  A  Iron 10< 

Preferred 10< 

Colorado  Coal  A  Iron  Devel...lO( 

Preferred 100 

Columbus  A  Hocking  C.  A  I 

Trust  certs.,  all  inst.p'd 101 

Consolidation  Coal  of  Md...... IOC 


110 


. 


51 
30" 


35>« 
105 
105 


83i« 
83 


201      20114C.  O.  D 


Consolidated  Coal  Co.,  St.  L...100 


_ 
Wost.  Ln.,d 


..  Grand  Rapids  Gaa 50 

88      Hartford  (Conn.)  Oas- Light.... 26 

Hudson  Co.  (N.  J.)  Oas  Ught...50 

.    Indiana  Natural  A  IlliunlnafglOO 

Indianapolis  (Ind.) 50 

..^^.^      ,«     Jeffenwn  City  Oas  Light  Oo...  100 

900.  MAN  -105     Jersey  City  das-Ughf     20 

Consumers'  Oas-Tjght 100 


........... 

--      -    .      •«•.  MAN         ..........       People'*  Oas-Llght  ............  50 


"  "• 


19,  «0om->  wv.  •••***• 

I.,  our..  5«.  1938,  JAJ 

WVBMTV  o*w*e Co.,  9S.  AAO. 

West  Troy  Water  Works,  6s. 

Wh.LK.*P.Ooal.l«t.«.,Ss,'19.JAJ  • 

Wblteb  relCo..6sjtt«en. 'OM^AD  • 

IowaAIUOMl.lat8s.1920.JAD  • 

Wllmlngtn»(N.C.)*y.Br. -8e«  KB. 
Wlaona  Brtd«e.-8r*  RR. 

GAS  BONOS. 


96 
100 
40 
70 
70 


Jttv1 


•UUOasCo.-lne.  7S.1899..      10       25 
(•Ua.aas,lsl.5s,1939.JAJ      81    \ 

5s,  1939,J.*J  61 

"       (Mass.)  Oas  Light  Co., 

i913.FAA 100 

«*Co.,  1st  cons. 

»..May  I.  19*5 Ill1*  H3% 

^s&H&SSE  ioo-  iSl 
'•"^Sk&l&Hr- 

97>*    99 


Laclede  Gas  Light,  com 100 

Preferred 100 

Lafayette  Gas 100 

Lawrence  Gas 100 

Logan'port  A  Wabash  Val.GaslOO 

Louisville  Gas-Light 100 

Lowell  Oas 100 

Lynn  Oas  A  Electric IOO  t 

Madison  Oas  A  Electric  Co. ...  100     46 

Maiden  A  Melrose  Oas IOO  : 

Marblehead  Oas  A  Elec.Light.100  ! 


I  44 

76 

20 
110 
105 

81 
I  45 

64 
I  40 
200 

65 
145 

40 
200 

75 
175 

221-2 

80 

83 
10:1% 

58 

76  . 


7!l 
45 
76H1 
23 


Copper  Falls 25 

<^rcede  A  C.  C 

Crescent  (silver) 1C 

Cripple  C.C. " 

C.  C.  G.  Exploration 


13 

85 

120 

108 


U6 
l¥6" 


238C 

ii'6" 

34Hc 


90o 


131*0 


4=80 

Ic 


i-e 

•O04 
3 

450 
6 


123 
250 


1714 
370 
9 


CnEsiis 

83  Currency 

Doe  Run  Lead IOC 

66  Dominion  Coal 100 

44         Preferred 100 

Dunkin  (silver) 25 

68  Elkton  Consolidated 1 

150  Enterprise  Mining  Co 1 

50  !  Fannie  Rawlings 1 

Favorite 1 

80  Findley 1 

Flat  Top  Coal  L'dAas'n 100 

23         Preferred 100 

82  Franklin  (Col.  Springs) 1 

88  Franklin  (L.  S.)  Boston 25 

...  coorge's  Creek  Coal 100 

60  Gold  Crater 5 

77  Gold  A  Globe 1 

265  Gold  Coin  Mines  (Col.  Springs)  ..' 

176i«  Gold  Coin  Mines  ( Boston) 5 


Montrlalr  Gas  A  Water 1OO 

Montreal  Oas 4O 

Municipal  Gas  (Albany) 100 

NashnlleGa* 50 

New  Albany  Oa»  L.  A  Coke...  50 

Newark  (N  J.)  Gas 50 

Trustee  Certlfloate* 50 

New  Bedford  Gas  A  Edison  L't.  100 
New  Haven  Gas  LUIit 25 


150 

1S4- 

150 

120 

146" 

140 

118 

60 


48 
115 
113 


Golden  Age 1 

Golden  Fleece 1 

Good  Hope 3 

Granite  Mt.  Mining  Co 25 


38 

20 

•009 


4 

5% 
lOc 

•004 

110 
10 

88 

6 
90o 

40. 

8%c. 

io! 

15% 
55 
•0025 

1312 

106 
100 
6130. 
300. 

•0095 
20o. 


I85ia   Hanover 25 

Lfifi 
121 
IOO 
150 

i'2'6" 


New  Orleans  Gas-Light  ........  10O:  121 

Newton  A  Watertown  Gas....  100    145 


a 

-110     Ilo         New  YorkA  East  River 


100 


Sii 

69 


1461 

tin" 

215k 


flay  den  Gold 

Hidalgo  MlnliigCo....... 10 

Homestake  Mining IOC 

Honerine  (silver) 2 

Humboldt  (Boston) 25 

Ida  May 1 

[ngliam  Consol 500. 

Isabella 1 

Stamped 1 

Jack  Pot 1 

Jeff.  A  ( learf.  Coal  A  Iron,  pf.100 


k. 


98 

04 

16 

543, 

62 

8~3" 


72  "4 
53" 


85 


75 


30 

9'i" 

50H 
23 

90" 

22 

09% 


4413 
68 
1714 
85 


2°8C. 

1 

25 

34Sgc 


96c. 


4c. 

4%e. 

1*BO. 


1-85 
•006 

7 
46c. 

8 

15c. 

123% 

27c. 

5 
10 
17 1» 
375 
100. 


30 

17 
87 


22 
lo. 


5c. 

(iC. 

12i«o 

•oos 

120  ' 
10<% 
90 

70. 

JOV 

5140. 

9o. 

3o. 


0045 
14 
107 
114 
8c. 
410. 
4% 
10. 

25 1< 


60o 


•0005 


280. 

6e. 

70. 

32%o. 


5380. 
35 


.                . 
Kansas  A  Texas  Coal 100,     40 


Kearsarge 25lt  16% 

60  Mi  Locust  Mounts  In  Coal  A  Iron. ..50' 


•002c  005c. 


800. 


0085 
39" 


360. 

H'4". 

lOc. 

32'8o 

32o. 

5780. 

"45" 

17 


Flat  prtofc     »  Prto«  an  pe»  share  not  per  cent.     ,414  p.  e.  basis  bid.     t  L*st  sals,    x  Ex-dividend. 


THE  QUOTATION  SUPPLEMENT. 


[You  LXiV 


Stocks. 


Par.    Bid 


.  'ABU. 


Lustre  Mining  Co 101     Si's    10 

Magnet  HOC k    1-009      Ic. 

Mansfield  Coal  &  Coke  Co 5O 

Maryland  Coal,  fret 100 


Marlon  Gold. 
HMO*. 


_  .1 

Mefced"  Gold... "."............ 15 

Meanard 25 

Minnesota  Iron 1OO 

Mollle  Gibson 5 

Moon  Anchor 1 

Mount  Rosa 1 


I 

40 
•002  • 

t   'sia 


Nairn  (quicksilver) 7 

National 25 

Native 25  I 

New  Central  Coal 1OO 

New  Haven 1 

Old  Dominion  Copper 25 


5  Ic. 
6c. 


50 
005 

7i«c. 
9 

"48" 


Stock*. 


Par.    Hid.     Ask. 


General  Electric 10O 

Preferred 1OO     (i-i       72 

Hartford  Klectric  Light 100'  112    |125 

Hartford  Light  A  Power  Co. ...25  t     4"s 

Ix)well  Electric  Light 1OO      94 

Maiden  Electric 100    

Mutual  Elec.  Lt,,  8.  Francisco..  10!t     » 

Narragausett  Electric  50:1  81 

New  Unveil  Elec  trie  Light....  lOW  us 
Northern  Elec.Light  A  Pow.  Co.10  t 


Stock*. 


Par.,   Bid.    Ask. 


3O%  Citizens' 20 

Commonwealth 100 

Continental 1OO 

Eagle 40 


53i«c   Penu.  Heat,  Light "A  Power  Co.. 5O  I    11 


1    18c. 


lo. 

14% 


Ontario  Silver  Mining 1OO 

Orlolw 1  -00!> 

Oseeola  25  I   :to 

Pennsylvania  Coal 50   32.j 

Pharuiacist 1     !>'4<-. 

Phojnlx 26    

Pilgrim  Consolidated 1     1130 

Pioneer  (gold) 10  t     t^ 

Pontlae 25    

Portland 1  49%o. 

Prince  Albert ' 1     3'Uc. 

Quicksilver  Mining 100       lis 

Preferred 100    

Ouincy 25  t!08 

Rebecca 5  t 


4c. 


lOc. 
11 


Ridge 25 

Rockland 25 

Rubicon 1 

St.  Joseph  Lead 10 

St.  Louis 25 

Santa  Ysabel  (K.) 5 

Silver  Valley  (Reorg.) 5 

Smuggler  (new) 6 

Southern  Iron 100 

South  Pittsburg  Coal  A  Iron..  100 

South  Side 25 

Specimen 1 

Standard  Charcoal  100 

Tamarack 25  1120 

Tamarack,  Jr 25  I 


•J.V. 
Bo. 

i> 
l'4i- 


Preferred,  $35  paid  in 5O  I 

IVople's  Light  &  Power  Co...  100 
I'owelton  Electric  Light 


Rhode  Island  Elec.  Protect....  1OO 
Royal  Electric  Co.  (Canada)  ...  loo 
Salem  (Mass.)  Electric  ........  100 


15'4  Southern  Eiec.  Light  A  Power. .10 

8  Suburban  Electric  Light 

•018  Thomson-Houston,  series  C 10 

31 


100 

115 
189 
1O9 


4% 


50c. 
4c. 
2 

10 
109 


t 
!> 

2% 
3»8 

8 

PS 


7c. 


10H-C 


Scries  D 

United  Electric  Seou'r.,  pref . . .  100 

United  Light  &  Power  Co.,  pref . . . 

U.  8.  Electric  Light 100      •  .. 

WeBtiughoiise  Elec.  Light,  com. 50  I   21  >s 

1st  preferred 50  I  50 

Assenting 50  I  21 

Woousocket  Electric 100      50 


INSURANCE. 

ALBANY— 

Albany  Insurance  Co 1OO 

Commerce  Insurance  Co 100 


12 


1:1 


Tecumseh 25 

Tennessee  Coal  Iron  A  RR.  Co.lOO 

Preferred 100 

Union  G.  M 1 

Union  L.  AM. Co 1 

Westmoreland  Coal 50ll 

Whitebreast  Fuel  Co 100 

Wolverine 25 

Work 1 

Wyoming  Valley 100 


TELEPHONE. 

American  Bell  Telephone 100 

American  Graphophone 10 

Preferred 10 

Bell  Telephone  of  Mo 100 

Central  Union  Telephone 10 

Chesa.  &  Potomac  Telephone..  lOf 

Chicago  Telephone 100 

Cumberland  Telephone 10< ' 

East  Tennessee  Telephone  — 100 

Hudson  River  Telephone 10d 

International  Bell  Telephone.  100 

Mexican  Telephone 10| 

Missouri  &  Kan.  Telephone...  1001 


19 
80 


BALTIMORE— 

! American  Fire 5 

I  Associated  Firemen's 5 

i  Baltimore 10 

G5c.   Firemen's 18 

'j   German 10 

3>3  German  American 25 

2c.   Home 10 

3%c.jjHoward 5 

"4   Maryland 5 

122      National 5 


17 
214 


130." 


60 


Peabody 25 

Potomac 5 


N.  Y.  &  Penn.  Telephone. 

Pennsylvania  Telephone 50 

Providence  Telephone 50<  t 

Southern  New  England  Tel 100 

TroyTel.A  Tel 100 

TELEGRAPH. 

American  Dist.  Teleg.  (N.  Y.) . .  100 
American  Telegraph  &  Cable..  100 

Central  A  So.  Arner.  Cable 1 00 

Commercial  Cable 1OO 

Commercial  Union  Telegraph..  10< 
Dominion  Telegraph  (Canada). .50 

Empire  A  Bay  State  Teleg 

Erie  Telegraph  A  Telephone...  100 

Franklin  Telegraph 10O 

Gold  &  Stock  Teh  graph 100" 

111.  A  Mississippi  Telegraph. 


International  Ocean  Teleg 100 

Mexican  Telegraph 100 

Montreal  Telegraph 40 

North  American  Telegraph lot* 

Northwestern  Telegr.,  guar 50 

Pacific  &  Atlantic  Telegraph 25 

Pacific  Telegraph  ATelephone.100 
Postal  Telegraph  A  Cable  ....100 

Southern  A  All.  Telegraph 25 

Western  Union  Telegraph 100 

ELECTRIC. 


UO 

39 

8U 

106  "2 
110 


25 


1621s 

112 

125 

72 

64' 

40 
106 

65 
10  > 
195 
167 

109" 
70 


99 

88 

80 


104 


Allegheny  County  Elec.  Light.  100 

Boston  Electric  Light 100<; 

Bridgeport  Electric  Light 25  I   35 

Bristol  Electric  Light 10  i 

Brush  Electric  Light  Co 100     60 

Colorado  Electiic'Power  CO...1OO    

Con.  Electric  Light,  Portland..  1O  (     8 

Diamond  Electric  Light j 

East  End  Electric  Light 50  t 

Edison  El.  Ilium.  Co.  (Boston).  100    146 
Edison  El.  Ilium.  Co.  of  Bklyn  10OI  106 

.liaison  Co.  (Chicago) 100   114 

Edison  El.  Ilium.  Co.  of  N.  Y..100    116 

Edison  III.  Co.  (St.  Louis) 100 

Eddy  Electric  Mfg.  Co 25 

Electric  Storage  Battery,  com .  100 
Eleo'rio  Storage  Battery,  preflOO 


2<K> 

35 

67 
175 

70 

75 

65 
150 

75c. 

45 
107 
14O 

95 


BOSTON— 

American  ( Fire  &  Marine) 1 00 

Boston  Marine 100 

Conveyancers' Title 1OO 

Firemen's  (Fire) 100 

Massachusetts  Title 100 

Mercantile  (Fire  A  Marine) 100 

North  American  (Fire) 100 

CINCINNATI— 

Cincinnati,  JAJ 25 

Commercial,  MAS 25 

Eureka,  JAJ 20 

Fidelity 100 

Merchants'  A  Manufacturers'.. .20 

National 100 

Security 100 

Washington 25 

DAYTON— 

(Columbia 100 

Cooper 20 

Tcutonia 20 


116 
115 


6 

22 
24 
20H> 
24 
15% 
6 
4 

t  5 
I  47 
t 


78 


13214 
35 

8fl% 

67 


96      Empire  City 100 

90  Farragut 50 

9>s  German-American  1OO 

82"3  Gormania 50 

Greenwich 25 

12%  Hamilton 15 

Hanover 50 

y:t  Home 100 

101  Kings  County  (Brooklyn) 20 

Hi  _  Nassau  (Brooklyn) 50 

120  New  York 100 

IK)  Niagara 50 

104  North  River 25 

10       Pacific 251 

Peter  Cooper 20  • 

Phenix  (Brooklyn) 50 

Rutgers 25; 

Stuyvesant 96 

.  United  States 25 

9 1 1«  Westchester 10i 


103  106 

104  110 

340  :!50 

237  245 

97  100 

80  90 

345  35.% 

230  2M5 

140  ISO 

lOi  115 

120  125 

173  176 


23  >3 

51 

23 


WiUlamsburg  City 50 

PHILADELPHIA— 

American  Fire 100 

Delaware 25 

Fire  Association,  JAJ 50 

Franklin  Fire 100 

Glrard  F.  AM 100 


170 
140 
105 
147 
118 
143 
120 
157 
125 
80 
118 
200 
310 


175 
145 
11O 
151 
121 
I5O 
130 
n::. 
I3O 
90 
12O 
WO 
350 


101 
19 
1345 

400 
300 


Ins.  Co.  County  of  Phila 100  ', HO 

Insurance  Co.  of  N.  A lOil   22^a    23 

Insurance  Co.  of  State  of  Pa...2OO  t; —    175 
Jefferson 501! 130 


i  Lumbermen's 25 

Mechanics' 25 

Pennsylvania  Fire 100 


355" 

I}.... 


30 


Reliance 50 

Spring  Garden 50  I 

Teutonla 100  t 

Union 20  t    17 

United  Fircmens 10 

PlTTSBURQ— 


140 


140 
30 
80 


120 


30 


126 

78 


44 
73" 

206" 

170 

90 

76" 


i    HARTFORD— 

'.Stna,  Q-J 100  267 

Connecticut,  JAJ 100   160 

Hartford,  JAJ 100   451 

(National,  JAJ 100  202<a 

Orient,  JAJ 50  t  SO 

Pheenix,  Q-J 100    187 

Steam  Boiler,  JAJ 50  t!25 

LIFE  INSURANCE— 

JEtna,  Q-Apr 100   160 

Connecticut  General,  JAJ 100   1 30 

Hartford  Life  A  Ann.,  JAJ. ...100   175 
Travelers',  Q-J 100   230 

LOUISVILLE— 

German,  JAJ. ...  ....50  1OO 

Louisville,  JAJ 1OO  10O 

Western,  JAJ 1OO  125 

LIFK— 

I  Mutual  Life  of  Kentucky 100  100 

MEMPHIS— 


101 
8614 


10514 
38 


64 
100 

8% 


, 

Fall  River  Electric  Light 100 

Fort  Wayne  Electric 25't 


t: 


10 

148 

li'liii 

117 

4 

18 

20 


Bluff  City 100 

Home 100 

Hcrnando 100 

Planters' 100 

Phoenix 100 

NASHVILLE— 
State 100 

NEWARK— 

American 5 

Firemens' 30 

Merchants 25 

Newark  Fire E 

NEW  ORLEANS— 

Crescent 10O 

•  Fireman's 50  t. 

Germania 100 

Hiberuia 100 

Home 100 

Lafayette 50  t 

Merchants' 100 

Mechanics'  A  Traders' 100 

New  Orl.  Insur.  Association...  100 


SO 
55 
70 
65 
65 


45 


205 
220 
130 
155 


44 


95 

27 

91 

671 

64 


Allegheny 50 

Allema  mla 50 

Armenia 100 

Artisans' 50 

Ben  Franklin 50 

77 ij  Bi rmingham 50 

162% 'Gas" 50 

100  City 50 

,  Citizens' 50 

45"  |  German 50 

German-American 50 

69  °  Humboldt 50 

Man.  A  Mer 50 

j  Mouongahela 50 

National 50 

People's 3713 

Pittsburg 50 

Teutonla 50 

Union 50 

Western 50 

PROVIDENCE— 


9713 

85- 
1200 

160 
|145 

109 

1OO 

115. 


Sun  Mutual 100   121 

Southein 100      93 


145 

40 

82 


505 

217 

87 

190 


190 


250 


110 
115 
150 


85 
65 
75 
70 
70 


47 


210 
230 
140 
160 


10 

85 
100 

99" 

"73 

80 

123 


Equitable 50  '  51 

Merchants' 50  I   50 

Prov.  Washington 50  '  51 

RICHMOND— 
Virginia  Fire  AM....  ...25 

Virginia  State 25 

SAN  FRANCISCO— 
Fireman's  Fund 100 

ST.  Louis- 
American  Central 25 

Citizens' 100 

WASHINGTON— 

Arlington,  MAN 100 

Columbia.  MAN 5 

Commercial,  J  AJ 5 

Corcoran,  JAJ 50 

Fireman's,  JAJ 20 

Franklin,  MAN 25 

German-American,  FAA 100 


I   48 
I. 


64 

t  40 


t  41 
•  48 
I  42 
I  63 
I  50 
t  50 
1  40 


55 i« 
31 

56% 
74 
90 
20 


51 


t  63% 
t  25 
1120 
t  G5 
I  46 
31 


t  21 


183 


30 

150 


31 
200 


12 14 
4>« 
55 
t  32 
38 
185 


Lincoln,  Q-J 5  1 

Metropolitan,  JAJ 501  65 

National  Union,  JAJ 5  I  lOiy 


People's,  JAJ 5 

Potouiac,JAJ 25 

Riggs,  JAJ 5 

TlTLK  INSORANCE— 

Real  Estate,  JAJ 100 

Columbia,  Q-J 5 

District. 20 


Washington,  Q-J 10 


MARINE  INSURANCE  SCRIP. 


Atlantic  Mutual— 1892. . 
1893.. 
1894.. 
1895.. 
189B.. 
1897.. 


t     5-, 
I   68 ««.. 


8-4 
106 


102 
103 


104 


135 


MANUFACTURING.   Par 

Acushnet  Mills  (N.  B.) 100 

Am.  Linen  (Fall  River) 1OO 

Amory  (N.  H.) 100 

Amoskeag  (N.  H.) 10OO  I 

Audroseogln  (Me.) 100   114 

Appleton  (Mass.) 1000  1501 

Arlington  Mills  (Mass.) 100      98 

Atlantic  (Mass.) 100  I 

Barnabv  (Fall  River) 100 


107 


100 

13t>% 


Teutonla 100 

NEW  YORK— 
American ...50 


132  ig 


........... 

9513   Barnard  Mfg.  (Fall  River)  .....  lOOi 


103 


1    IjBroadway 25    100 


106 


Bates  (Me.)  .....................  100 

'Bennett  Mills  (N.  B.)  ...........  100 

BoottCot.  (Mass.)  .............  1OOO  tllSO 

Border  City  Mfg.  (Fall  River).  100 


80 

90 

114 

i"l75 
125 


I  Boston  Co.  (Mass.) 10OO  ; 790 


1  Prices  per  share,  not  per  cent. 


;  Last  sale. 


K    1897.] 


MISCELLANEOUS    STOCKS. 


stocks. 


Par.   Bid.      Ask. 


Stock*. 


Par. 


62>s 


1150 


IOO 
..""."..500  18721° ; 


Boston  Belting IOO   173>«  174 

Boston  Duck  (Mass.) 700  I : 975 

Bourne  Mills  (R.  I.) IOO 

Bristol  Manufacturing  Co 100    93 

Cabot  Manufacturing  Co.  (Me.)  100 

Ch«ce(Fall  River) 100 

CUeopee  (Maw.) 100, 

City  Manufacturing  Co.  (N.B.)IOO 

Coeheoo  (N.  H.) 5OO  I; 

Collins  Co.  (Conn.) IOO    111 

Columbian  (N.  H.) ..1001 

Columbia  Spinning  Co.  (N.B.I. 100    

Conanlcut  Mills  (F.  R.) 10O  1 

Continental  (Me.) IOO     24"a 

Cornell  Mills  (F.  R.) IOO    115 

Dartmouth  Kills IOO 

Davol  Mills  (Fall  River) 

Dwlght  (Mass.) 

Edwards  (Me.) IOO  : 14ft 

Everett  (Mass.) New    8O 

rail  River  Bleaebery IOO    1 02  Hi 

flint  Mills  (Fall  River) IOO    107 

Franklin  (Me.) 1OO   1  >o     iOi^t 

Globe  Yarn  Mills  (F.  R.) IOO    82«s 

Granite  (F.  R.) IOO    110 

Great  Fall*  (N.  H.) 100   135     137ij 

Grlnneil  ManuTfg  Co.  (N.  B. )   I OO    JOO 

Hamilton  (Maw.) 1000  t -i.M) 

Hamilton  Woolen  (Maw.) 100  1 5o 

Harmve  Mills  (F.  R.) IOO    1O2 

Hartford  Carpet  (Conn.) 100     53       03 

Hathaway  Manufg  Co.  (N.H.)   100    IOO      

Hill  (Me.) 100      62       62% 

Hosiery  (Lowell) IOO     65       70i« 

Howland  Mill  iN.  B.I IOO    

Jackson  (N.  H.) 10OO  ! '."371s 

King  Philip  ( F.  R.) IOO    IOO 

LaoontatMe.i 4OO  »: 393 

Lambeth  Rope  Co.  (N.  B.) IOO  : 

Lancaster  Mill*  (Mass.) 4OO    308\ 

Laurel  Lake  Mills  <F.  R.) IOO    

Lawrence  (Ma«.) IOO,  117     118 

Loekwood  (Me.) 100     UO       92 

Lowell  (Mass.) 69O  »537"« 

Lowell  Bleachery IOO    107     109 

Lowell  Machine  rthop SOO  1700     705 

Lyman  Mills  (Maw.) 100     70>« 

Manchester  (N  II.i IOO   101V  

wits  Cotton. 100    100V. 

'(F.  R.) loo 

_  nU'(F.  R.) 100    105 

MeinmMk  (Mass.) 10OO  t: nn^ 

MetacoraetManufacfg  IF.  R.HOO    45 

Middlesex  (Mass  )     IOO    105      

Monadnock  10OO    

Morse  Tw1»t  Drill  (K.  B.) 501 176 

Mt.  Pleasant  MIIU  (N.  B.) IOO    

Rarracanse  t  Mills  (F.  R.) IOO    104 

VMhnalX.  II.i   5001523     526k. 

ffaumkeactMaw.) 100      36      

».  B.  Copper  Co 100  : Ill"* 

H.  R.  Manufacturing  Co IOO  : 1 

•ewmarkrt  500  1240     245 

OMfco  II.) IOO 

Oefcern  Mills  (Fall  River) 100 

Otis  ManufaefK  Co.  (Maw.) . .  1OOO 

PaeUe  (Maw.) 1OOO 

"[Co.  (X.  B.).100 


American  Bank  Note 50  t  43 


American  Biscuit  Co 100 

American  Brake IOO 

American  Cotton  Oil 100 

Preferred 100 

107*9  American  Express IOO 

"83* 
220 


American  Grocery,  1st  pref....  100 

American  Hosiery  Co 25 

American  Publishing  (Hartfd)  .25 
American  Screw 250 


Bid. 


65 
68 
9% 

113  " 

tioo" 


1 

10 
35 
35 


American  Sewing  Machine 51 

American  Soda  Fountain,  comlQl> 

1st  preferred. 100 

2d  preferred 100 

American  Spirits  Man'fg  Co.. .100 

Preferred,  5  p.  c.,  non-cum..lOO     zaft 

American  Straw  Board 1001     22 

American  Sugar  Refining 100;  116ij 

Preferred IOO    lOi 

American  Supply 100    

American  Surety 100   170 

American  Tobacco 50      7l>s 

,    Preferred 100   102 

American  Type  Founders.new.lOO     23 
American  W  ringer,  com 100   104 

Preferred 100   111 

Anni-ton  City  Land IOO    

Anchor  Line ..IOO        1 

Armlngton  A  Sims  Engine  Co. -50  t 

Aspinwall  Land 10  I     3>s 

Augusta  Land 100    

Augusta  Factory 100      80 

Baltimore  Warehouse 20  t 

Balto.  Storage  A  Lighterage  Co.50  t 

Barney  A  Smith  Car 100      10 

Preferred,  8  per  cent  cum 100   

Bergner  A  E.  Brewing 100    

Preferred.  MAN 100    

Bethlehem  Iron 50  t  60 

Bllltugs  A  Spencer,  6  p.  o 25  t  37 

Bond  A  Mortgage  Guarantee..  100   180 

Boston  Land lot     4 

Boston  Water  Power  (assented).. . ,  50o. 

Boylston  St.  Land 15  I     2% 

: Brandon  Printing  Co.  (Tenn.).  IOO    IOO 

Broad  Brook  Co.  (Hartford) 25'  

Brookllne  (Maw.)  Land 5  t 

Brooklyn  A  N.  Y.  Ferry  Co....  100    190 

Brooklyn  Wharf  A  Warehouse  com.    

i    Preferred,  Series  A 100    

Preferred.  Series  B IOO    

Brunswick  Co IOO          >4 

Burr  Index  Co.  (Hartford) 25    

Cal.  A  Cblc.  Can.  A  Dock  Co. .  100'     38 

Cambria  Iron,  AAO 30  t  30 

Canton  Co.  (Baltimore) 100 

Case  Loekwood  A  Bniiuard  Co.  100    131 

Celluloid 100      56>i 

Central  Transportation  etfa....38't  20 

Central  Union  Association  ...N.B.    

Chesapeake  A  Delaware  Canal. 50  t 


Ask.  i 


Stocks. 


Par.  I  Bid. 


Oallatin  Turnpike 100 

Germania  Lead  Works 100 

Gorham  Mfg.  Co.,  common 100 

i    Preferred.  100 

Gray  &  Dudley  Co.  (Nashville)  100 
Great  Falls  Ice 100 


10 
100 


113 
100 


Ask. 


140 

90 

116 


145 


20 
13 


45 


10 


150 

103 

25 


1OO 
3OO 
.10O 
1OO 
100 
1OO 
too 


•  •ftulBCU*.  (*.  B.). 

•or.  (Fall  Riven 

•a  Falls  (N.  H.I 

•rd  Spinning  Co.  (F.  R  ) . 
Mt  Mills  (V  R.) 


300 


Parker  Mill.  iF. 

Pepperell  (Me.) 

Pierce  Mamufac'*  Co.  (N.  B.) 

PesainO  (Fall  River) 

FMomska  Mill*  IN.  B 
Bwh.  Bofdea  (Fall  River)  .. 

(Fall  River) 

lock  Mr«.  Co.  (Cotuu  ^ 

IOO 
IOO 
300 
IOO 

ll.l 

(Fall  River) KX> 

(Fall  River) 1OO 

rdlFall  Riven 100 

Mill*    -.    H  1000 

n«eh  (Fall  River) 100 

Tfcondlke  (Mass.) 10OO 

it  AS.  (Maw.) 100 


troy  CoUon  *  Woolen  (F.  R.)  50O  I 

Union  C.  Mf*.  (Pali  River) 100    170 

Fall  River) IOO    


Wani|>aima.-  (Fall  River) IOO 

Wam.au.  Mill.  (5.  B.) IOO 

Washington  (Xewi IOO 

Weetaaoe  (Fall  River) IOO 

s.  B.) 100 

Wllllmantlo  Linen  Co.  (Conn.)    25 


York  Co.  (MA) 7901750 


ChesebroiiKh  ManfgCo 100;  3*3*5*  *  136*6" 

o  Auditorium  Ass'n 100    1 


110 

• 
- 

ioi" 


'J20- 


400 


143 


1275 
11. V 

03 

"Si" 
101 

'*»»" 

105 
108 
40 
II'.1 
MM 
[5 

1080 


Chicago  Audltorlii 

Chicago  Brew.  AM..  7  p.  O....410        9'4 

Preferred,  8  p.  c..  JAD  ......  *10     34 

Chicago  Deposit  Vault  ........  100    ...... 

Cb.lc7junet.Ry.  A  Stk.  Yds....lOOi  103 

Preferred  .....................  100    105 

Chicago  Opera  House  ..........  100    ...... 

Chic.  Paciing  A  Prov.  Co.Lt..*10'     27 

Preferred  .....................  ilO     48>9 

Cincinnati  Chamber  Com.  ..  1000,  t  20 
Cincinnati  Ice  ..................  100    ...... 

Cincinnati    Leaf  Tobacco   Ware- 

house eom  ....................  1001 

Preferred  .....................  1001 

Cincinnati  Union  Stock  Yards.  IOO  *  83>2 

Preferred  ......................  50     84 

Citizens'  Steamboat  (Troy)  —  IOO   175 


105>«  103% 
9*      IOO 
55 
M 
31 


I  25 


75  m 


EXCHANGE  SEATS. 


Hew  York 

5  y  CoMoi.su.A  FM.KX 

!<«w  VorkProdaeeEx. 
New  York  Cotton  Exch 
Bew  York  Oaflk*  Bxeh. 
Hew  York  MOTM  Eieh 


L.Satt    Bid.      A  ik. 


..  17.OOO 
16O 
MB 


Clafiln  Co ....."......100  7ft 

l«t  preferred,  cnm.,ft  p.  c — IOO  80 

2d  preferred,  cum.,  6  p.  o 100  80 

Cleveland  Driving  Park 1,000  1975 

Cleveland  Stone  Co IOO    

Commercial  BulldlngCo IOO    

Commonwealth  Land  Trust 10   

.  I«land  Jockey  Club 100    

Consol.  Car  Beating IOO  18 

Consol.  Elevator  (St.  L.)  com..  100    

,    Preferred. 100   

Consol.  Fire  Works  Com 100   

Preferred IOO    

Consolidated  Ice  Co.,  com 10O>  25 

Preferred 100  74 

Consol.  Rolling  Stock,  Br'port.  10O  20 
.Connol.  Kansas  City  Smelting  ARe- 

nnlng  Co 25  95 

Contra  Costa  Water IOO  3O>i 

Corbln  Cabinet  Look IOO  200 

C.  Cowles  ACo 25  I 

Cramp  Ship  Yard IOO  45 

Crescent  City  Slaughter-House. 50  I   3»ia 

Cumberland  Flour  Mills 100  100 

Del.  A  Hudson  Canal IOO 

Devonshire  D'ldlng  (Boston)..  100 


Graniteville  Mfg.  Co 100 

Hartford  Manilla  Co 100 

Hartford  Woven  Wire  Mat.  Co. 23  t 

Hawaiian  C.  ASugar 100 

Hecker-Jones-Jewell  Milling 

Preferred 100 

Henderson  Bridge.    See  RR. 
Herring-  Hall-Marvin,  common  1 00 

--  ,  '    Preferred ICO 

29    MHoboken  Ferry 100 

23 ij   Holyoke  Water  Power 100   290     305 

a  [Hutchinson  Sugar  Plant 501   20=8 

«  'Hydraulic  Press  Brick 100   100 

.  .Illinois  Steel 100     32 

Imperial  Bldg.  Co.,  com 100   

vii»:i    Preferred 100    

106     (Importers' Bond.  Wareh.(N.O.)100     39 

26    iilnter-Ooean  Building 100    

j  Inter-Navigation  Co 50    

In.  Pack.  &  Prov.  Co.  Lt 100     22 

22         Preferred,  8s 100     40 

3      Iron  Steamboat 100       3 

Jackson  Brewing  (N.  O.)     100    202>« 

J.  B.  Stetson  Co.  Com 100     26H> 

65  Preferred 100      P5 

83      J.  R.  Montgomery  Co 100     70 

Johns-Pratt  Co lOOi     95 

'John  P.  King  Mfg.  Co 100    103 

14      JourneayA  Burnham,  commonlOO   

50     |    Preferred 100'     58 

7:'       Kansas  City  Stock  Yards 100    112 

110     JKeeleyMotor 214 

65     <Kemp.,Wool.,CandyCo.  (Tenn.)  1001  

43      Kennard  Carpet  Co.,  com .100    

Preferred 100    

I  Kentucky  HeatineCo 100     63 

60c.     Kentucky  A  Ind.  Bridge.    See  RR. 

'Kentucky  Title 100   110 

10ft      Kentucky  Wagon 100      97 

25      Lamson  Store  Serr 25  t   19 

3\   Landers  Frary  A  Clark 25  t  2ft 

200      Langley  Mfg.  Co 1OOJ  103 

Lauston  Monotype 20Jt     6>s 

La  Varlete  Association 1500  11400 

Lawyers' Surety  Co 100   102 

»8  Lawyers' Title  Ins.  Co 100,  145 

25      Lehigh  Coal  A  Navigation 5O  t  3715 

60      Liberty  Mills 100      62 

:J1       Lincoln  Hall 100    

I  London  A  Chic.  Contract  Co.. ..£8'  

Louisville  Public  Wareh'se  Co. 100     95 

Madison  Square  Garden 100   

Manhattan  Beach  Co 100        8^3 

45      Marin  County  Water 100      50 

Maverick  Land 10  t 

Mechanical  Rubber,  common  100       6 

Preferred  100     30 

Mechanics' D.  A  L.Ex.  (N.O.)..   50    

Memphis  Brick  A  Mfg 100    

Mercantile  Safe  Deposit 50  t   27 

Merchants'  Cot.  Press  &  Stor.lOO      58 
Merchants'  Exchange  Association 

(San  Franclscol 100      90 

.Merchants'  Refrig.  Co 

jMerganthaler  Linotype 100   121ig  122 

Mcrlden  Britannia 25it  60       70 

Metaire  Cemetery  Assoc'tlon..lOO|     95 

Mexican  Nat.  Construction,  prei 

Michigan- Peninsular  Car 100   

Preferred 100:     4ft 

Milw.  A  Chic.  Brew.,  Lt.,  7s. .£10 

Pref.,  7s £10     34 

Mississippi  Val.  Trans.  Co 100 

Model  Mills 100 


10 

34>s 

...... 

103>« 
I05>a 


49 
25 
80 

60 
108 

85 

87 
2OO 

82>9 

90 

90 
1000 

75 

25 


47 

3 
20 


105 
35 
35 
60 
43 


23 

43 

6 


PO 
105 
105 

18 

67 
115 
2>« 

80 

80 

91 

65 

112 

98 

20 

29 
105 

is'ob" 


38 
70 


100 


Diamond  Match  Co.  Ill IOO    140 

Eatle  A  PhenJxMfg.  Co 100    


MISCELLANEOUS  STOCK* 

AcaahBM  Co-Op.  Awn 25  C 

AwnaKlprW IOO    149 

--Oo.(Oa.)100      93 
(Cln.)  .  .50    145 

9.->*i 

t.100    100 
lot 


A!  ken  Masmfaetarlng  i 
Alken  Red  war  Oil  On. 
Alaska  Packers' Aw>n 


AMem  Wster 


s  A  Eleo.  Co.lOO 
f  M.  (Phils,  i   loo 


25 
152 

M 


Eagle  Lock,  20  p.  o  ..............  25 

East  Boston  Land  ..................  I 

Eastman  Kodak  Co  ............  100 

Edireflrl'l  A  Nashville  Man  Co.  IOO; 
Ensley  City  I>and  .................. 

Enterprise  Mfg.  Co  .............  IOO 

Knii-rprlse  Soap  Co  ............  1001 

Eppens.  Smith  A  Wleraans  Co.  IOO 
Erie  A  Western  Trans  ...........  50  I. 

Ewalt  (43d  8U  Bridie.   See  RR. 
Farmlngton  River  Power  .......  251  35 

Far.  A  Ship.  Tob.  Wh.  Co  ......  IOO 

Preferred  .....................  100 


too 


FI»berOll 50  t. 

Florence  Land  Co 100          •» 

Florida  Land  Imp 100    

Franklin  Park  Land  A  Imp 25  t     8 

Frenchman's  Bay  Land 3      38c. 

Freneh  Opera  Assn.  (N.O.)...  IOO     85 

Friend  Stehbtns  Co.  (Cin.) IOO    

,    Preferred IOO   104 


80 


92 
90 


60 


10 

•in 
80 

HO 

U 

98 
32  "a 


55 
41 

loi'i... 
1(12 
1  11 
10 

""iis 

35 
1 

96 

100 

75 

U 

U 

M 

BO 


n 

440. 
110 
109 
1O6 


Model  Mills 100      15 

Mouongahela  Navigation 50  I  91 

Mouongahela  Water 25  I  301$ 

Morris  Canal,  guar.,  4s 100 

Preferred,  guar..  10 100 

MoslerSafe  O.  pref 100 

Mount  Olivet  Cemetery IOO     70 

Mutual  Loan  A  Build.  (N.  Or.). .25  I 

Mystic  Wharf  AStorage  com.. .100!     99 

Preferre ',  MAS 1OO| 

Nahant  Land 100 

Nafhvllle  Landlmp 100        *- 

Nashville  Warehouse  A  Elev.. IOO      25 

Nashville  Woolen  Mills 100      97 

Nat.  A  Provid'oe  Worsted  Mill.  100 

Prefi-rred IOO 

National  Fertilizer 100 

National  Lead 100 

Pre'crred 100 

National  Linseed  Oil  Stock IOO 

National  Machine 100 

Nutional  Safe  Deposit  Co 100 

N;itionul  Starch 100 

1st  preferred 100 

2d  preferred 100 

Nation  tl  Stonk  Yard 100 

National  Wall  Paper,  debs 100 

Natoma  Viney'd  Co.  (San  Fran). 10  t. 


98 

7 

12 


12 

4  'Jig 


60 


11 

io*>i 

34  is 
2*6" 

31*" 
66 
172 

75*" 
IOO  " 


5>s 
35 
100 


Bedford  R.  E.  Ass'n 100 

New  Bedford  Steam  Coast.  Co.100 
iNew  Haven  Manufacturing  Co.  25  t 

New  Haven  Water  Co 50  1104 

New  La.  Jockey  Club 100 

New  Orleans  Brewing  Aseoe'n.lOO 
New  Orleans  Cold  Storage 100 


<ew  Orleans  CottonExchange200 
New  Orleans  Sugar  Exehange250 
New  Or.  Swamp  Land  Reolalm'g.10 
New  Orleans  Water  Works — 100 

Newport  Land 10 

Newport  Water  Works 100 

New  York  Air  Brake 100 

New  York  Biscuit 100 

N.  Y.  A  East  River  Ferry 100 

New  York  Loan  &  Imp 100 

New  York  A  X.  J.  Ferry IOO 

New  York  A  So.  Brook.  Ferry  .100 

New  York  A  Texas  Land 50 

iNlagara  Falls  Power  Co 100 


100 
53 


9414 


2 
50 
10 

"do" 


31 


mo 

t  80 
t     41 
112 


17 

46'e 

63 

50 


105 
60 
27 
94% 
12 


55 

20 

110 

70 


l 


33>3 
125 
125 
105 

115 


20 
47* 
64 
,V7l3 

55 


•  rn<-M  «r«  per  share  net  per  eentT 


1  Last  sale. 


i  Kx-dlvldend. 


THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


|  VOL    LXIV 


Stocks.              Par. 

Bid. 

!•« 
<   53 

Ask. 

Stocki.                Par. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Stock*.               Par. 

Bid. 

Ask. 

Hicarafrua  Construction  ,  new  .  .  100 

34 
45" 

St.  Charles  Car  1OO 
San  Diego  Land  (assm't  pd.)  —  25 
St.  I.cmiH  Agr.  A  M.  Assoclat'n.lOO 
St.  Louis  Brewing  Ass'n,  pref  .£10 

t!"".!'. 

90 

» 
65 
£10« 
£,5*<t 
30 
0 
540 
46 
88 
70 
20 
93 
75 
60% 
112 
98 
330 
160 
30 

"97is 
225 
296 
67« 
102  "2 

Union  Boot  A  Shoe  (N.  B.)         1OO 

45 
98 
63 
55 

"a'iJi 

Union  Dairy  Co  100 

92 
62 

t".!! 

;  

NolensviUe  Turnpike  100 
Norfolk  &  Washington  St'boat.  100 

Union  Ferry  (Brooklyn)            100 

i'i'6 

J!4% 
10 
*     5 
1500 
42 
85 
t  69 
5 

"72" 
60*4 
1O9 
90 
310 
150 
t   15 

"96% 

Union  Stock  Yards,  St.  Louis..  100 
Union  Storage  Co.  (Plttsburg)..50 
Union  Switch  A  Signal  50 
Preferred.    .                            1  00 

.4 

4>4 

•24 
10 

Ooeanio  Steamship  (San  Fr.)..100 

St.  Louis  Cotton  Compress  —  100 
St  Louis  Exposition  stock  25 

Old  Dominion  Steamship,  J&J.  100 

St  L.  House  Building,  No.  3  —  50O 
St.  Louis  Transfer                  100 

Union  Type  Writer—  CommonlOO 

6 
83 

67  >2 
38 

"s'o" 

612 

55^2 

12>4 

60% 
t     414 
49 
100^ 
150 
t   11 
52 

103" 

(      1% 

7 
86 
704 
42 
11% 
60 
7 
55% 
13is 
62 

si" 

101i« 
ISlia 

75" 
106 

'l7Ji 

1      2 
99 

"27" 
t     6 
t  40V| 
t   21 
tlOl 
20 
40 
t  
f 

3 

Savannah  Brewing  Co  100 

2nd  pref        100 

Pacific  Coast  Oil  (San  Fran.)  —  10 

27  >4 
7 

Savannah  Construction  Co.  .1,000 

U.  8.  Express  1OO 

U.  S.  Ula8s.com  100 
Preferred            100 

Shultz  Belting  1OO 
Sibley  Mfg.  Co           100 

Pawtucket  Hair  Cloth                .30 

U.  S.  Leather  100 

Preferred                                  100 

Simmons  Hardware—  Pref  100 

U.S.  Rubber          100 

Preferred      100 

Preferred                                  100 

Singer  Mfg  Co          .                  100 

Utica  Cement                                25 

Penn.  Warehousing,  common...  50 

Sinvtli  Mfg.  Co.  (Hartford)....  100 
Southern  Cotton  Oil  50 

V».  -Carolina  Chemical  Co  100 
Preferred         100 

SpirItsDi8trlb.Co.,pref.,7p.o.cum. 
Spring  Valley  Water             ...100 

Wagner  Palace  Car  100 

2o. 
106 

is'o" 

108 
54i4 
105 
32e. 
100 
65 
60 
2 

4e. 
108 
95 
1421s 
109 
55i« 

Washington  Market,  JAJ            50 

Standard  Guano  A  Ch.  Mfg.Co.100 
Standard  OH                                  10O 

Washington  Safe  Deposit  Co.  .100 
Webb  Manufact.  Co—  Nashv'le  100 
Wells,  Fargo  Express                100 

Philadelphia  Warehouse  100 
Phila.  &  Wilmington  Steamboat.. 
Phillips  ButtorffMfg                   100 

294 

6»8 

Standard  Rope  A  Twine    .      .100 

Standard  Underground  Cable.  100 

Welsbach  Light  Co.,  Canada  5 
Welsbach  Commercial  Co  100 
Preferred                                  100 

50 
31 
118 

stanley  Works                               25 

37c. 
103 

State  St.  Exchange  (Boston)  ..100 
Still  well,  Bierce  &  Smith  Vaile  100 
Preferred                                  100 

Westcott  Express,  common  .  .  .100 
Preferred  100 

15 
100 
t      2 

t   18 
2f;0 

25 
105 
2H 

25 
230 
43 

Portland  Water                          100 

90 
105 
27 

Pratt  A  Cadv  Co                         1OO 

103 

West  End  (Boston)  Land             25 

Pratt  A  Whitney,  pref.,  oum  .  .  1OO 

66 
10 
30 

Street  Railway  A  Ilium.  Prop.  100 
Preferred  1  00 

West  End  Land  A  Improvement 
Co.,  Richmond  25 

Prewitt,  Spurr  A  Co  100 
Proctor  &  Gamble  Co  100 

Swift  A  Co                                   100 

86 
100 
3 

88 
102 
7 
75 
48 

Western  Aut.  Mach.  Screw  Co.  100 
Western  Stone  Co.  (Chic.)  100 

Talmage's  (Dan)  Sons  Co.,  8%.  100 
Tennessee  Cotton  Manuftory.100 
Tenth  A  Twenty-third  St.  Ferry  10" 
Texas  &  Pacific  Coal  Co            ICO 

Prov.  Fall  R.  &  Newp'tSt'mb't.50 

t 

;Westinghouse  Air  Brake         .    50 

tie'6 

80 
175 
500 
75 

158i« 
t  19^ 

is~9»i 

20 
'52  i« 

43 

Whitlock  Coil  Pipe  Co               100 

105 
185 

Thorne  Type  Setting  Mach.  Co.  1  00 
Preferred            1  00 

Wiggins  Ferry  Co                       100 

Rhode  Isl.  Perkins  H.  8.,  com..  IOC 

90 
10i« 
44 
42 

Winchester  R.  Arms  Co             100 

Trenton  Potteries  100 
Preferred                  .                1OO 

Worthington  Co  ,  pref    100 

79 
16 

Rosetta  Grav.  Pav.  &  Imp  100 
Safety  Car  Heating  &  LightinglOO 

7 
78 

37 
37 

PO 

Trow  Directory—  Pref       1  00 

Wollaston  Land  R      50c 

t  Prices  are  per  share  not  per  cent. 


QUOTATIONS    OF    BANK    AND    TRUST    COMPANY    STOCKS. 


Prices  are  per  share,  not  per  cent,  with  the  exception  of  New  York  City  and  Brooklyn  bank  stocks. 
(*)  are  last  sales. 

The  dagger  (f )  prefixed  to  a  price  indicates  that  the  figures  show  the  book  value. 
The  double  dagger  ($)  prefixed  to  the  capital  stock  indicates  that  only  part  is  paid  in. 
The  section  mark  (§)  prefixed  to  surplus  indicates  that  undivided  profits  are  included. 


Prices  marked  thui 


ALABAMA. 

!    Capital. 

Surplus.     Deposits. 

P'r 

Bid. 

Atk. 

OAKLAND— 
Cal.Bk.&Tr.Co  
Central  Savs.  Bank  . 
FirstNationalBank. 
Union  Nat.  Bank  

SAN  JOSE.— 
Bank  of  San  Jose... 
Comm'l  A  Sav'gs  Bk. 
First  National  Bank 
Hard.  C.  Bk.  A  T.  Co. 
San  Jose  S.  Dep.  Bk. 
Un.  Sav.  Bk.,  S.  Jose 

9 
100,000 
300,000 
30O.OOO 
150,000 

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

1,825 
24,421 
27,000 
150,000! 

90,000 
60,000 
40,000 
7,500 
220,000 
50,000 

$ 
96,683 
1,109,032 
479,336 
568,157 

563,929 

332,784 
388,544 
339,707 
1,998.125 
897,554 

100 
30 
1OO 
100 

100 
50 

100 

100 
30 
30 

85 

90 
30 
125 

Capital. 

Surplus. 

Drposils 

PV 

100 

100 

100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 

Bid.   \Ask. 

BlRM'NQHAM— 
Alabama  Nat.  Bank. 
Ala.  Trust  A  Sav.  Co. 
Berney  Nat.  Bank.. 
Birmingh'mTr.&Sav 
FirstNationalBank. 
Jefferson  Co.  Sav.Bk. 
People'sSav.Bk.ATr 

MOBILE— 
First  Nat.  Bank  
People's  Bank  

350,000 
100,000 
200,000 
500,000 
250.000 
100,000 
100,000 

300,000 
150,000 

9 

§23,000 
5,750 
16,900 
37,803 
§1P,565 
15,000 

$ 
353,000 
25,000 
325,000 
643,331 
989,908 
320,000 
95.000 

1,462,106 
1,050,000 

120 

120 
20 
85 
90 
3?i2 
33 

125 
25 
90 
100 
39 
35 

100,000 
150,000 

240 
225 

275 
235 

COLORADO. 

AflKANSAS. 

DENVER— 
Amer.  Nat'l  Bank.  .  . 
Cf  ntral  Savings  Bk. 
Colorado  Nat.  Bank. 
Denver  Nat.  Bank  .  .  . 
Denver  Sav.  Bank.. 
First  National  Bank. 
International  Tr.  Co. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Comm'ce 

500,000 
25,000 
500,000 
5OO.OOO 
250,000 
500,000 
250,000 
500,000 
100,000 

50,000       529,074 
3,000        134,853 
200,000    5,338,814 
150,000    3,650,748 
54,158        422,573 
100,000    9,305,029 
50.COO       7S2.874 
100,000        817,097 
10,000        188,489 

100 

100 

100 
100 
100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

KITTLE  ROCK— 
Bank  of  Commerce.  . 
Bank  of  Little  Rock. 
Citizens'  Bank. 

100,000 
200,000 
100,000 
200,000 
300,000 

§2,000 
§15,000 
10,000 
§15.3S3 
§56,050 

150,000 
250,000 
312,000 
392,305 
653.820 

25 
25 
25 
100 
100 

15 
12ia 
26% 
102 
102 

17Hi 
15 
27ia 
104 
105 

t... 
t... 
t... 

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t"" 
t...  . 

"334 
140-04 
131-53 

ICO'OO 

xo-o/ 

136-39 

12J-OJ 

nS-oa 

Exchange  Nat.  Bk.. 
German  Nat.  Bk  

CALIFORNIA. 

CONNECTICUT. 

Uos  ANQELES— 
California  Bank  
Citizens'  Bank  

250,000 
100,000 
400,000 

500,000 

5100,000 

200,000 
250,000 

;  100,000 

5100,000 
500,000 

426,800 
3,253,582 
3,000,000 
1,000,000 
61,360 
1,000,000 
1,500,000 
5  1,000,000 

300,000 

2.032,995 
5300,000 
3,000,000 
1,000,000 
1.000,000 
30  ),000 
750,000 

§29,899 
§22,910 
80,000 
647,500 
§15,333 
18,000 
§13,550 
§30,000 
635,814 
§14,623 

§68,050 
§253,443 
§3126913 
§111,481 
§6,716 
§572,182 
§974,990 
806,091 

90,000 

§145,482 
§127,892 
§661,197 
§590,038 
§1«6,353 
§102,441 
§85,9*4 

325,000 
255,000 
1,568,000 
1,070,000 
352,602 
489,590 
396,900 
420,000 
903.974 
582,000 

311,868 
4,872,836 
7,749,442 
1,530,312 
114,008 
1,905,399 
3,013,738 
27,147,315 

2,617,797 

2,818,716 
2,660,211 
4,498,8K8 
22,185,081 
5,355,611 
3,071,927 
2,269,251 

100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 

100 

100 

100 
100 

NEW  HAVEN— 
City  Bank  of  N.  H... 
First  National  Bank. 
Mechanics'  Bank  — 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk.. 
N.  H.Co.  Nat.  Bank. 
Nat.  New  Haven  Bk. 
Nat.  Trad'men's  Bk. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Union  Trust  Co  
Yale  National  Bank. 

HARTFORD— 
jEtua  Nat.  Bank  — 
American  Nat.  Bk... 
CharterOakNat.  Bk. 
City  Bk.of  Hartford. 
Conn.  River  Bg.  Co. 
Farmers'  A  Mechan- 
ics' Nat.  Bank  
First  National  Bank. 
Hartford  Nat.  Bank. 
Mercantile  Nat.  Bk. 
National  Ex.  Bank  .  . 
Phojnlx  Nat.  Bank.. 
Security  Company.. 
State  Bank  
United  States  Bank. 
Conn.  Tr.  A  S.  D.  Co. 
Hartford  Trust  Co.. 

500,000 
500,000 
300,000 
500,000 
350,000 
464,800 
300.0OO 
500.0OO 
100,000 
500,000 

525,000 
600.000 
500,000 
440,000 
150,000 

500,000 
650,000 
1,200,000 
500,000 
500,000 
1,000,000 
200,000 
400,000 
100.OOO 
300,000 
300,000 

60,000 
200,000 
35,000 
85,000 
225,000 
203,000 
120000 
370,000 
35,000 
150,000 

§  iro.ooo 

§3S  0,000 
§125,000 
§158,615 
§84,113 

§119,000 
§200,000 
700,000 
§60,000 
§217,000 
§575,000 
100,000 
90.000 
250,000 
§200,000 
§175,700 

702,619 
1,171,270 
490,069 
1,2^3,385 
518,624 
S02.0U 
979,568 
868,477 
569,139 
1,072.681 

1,740,000 
1,365,000 

789,000 
922,598 
677,776 

1,425,000 
1,335,000 
2,879,000 
6:iP,089 
1,153,332 
1.79,988 
482,635 
1,322,971 
1,570,241 
1,966,561 
1,254,404 

100 
100 
60 
50 
10 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
50 
100 
100 
30 

100 

100 
100 
100 
50 
100 
100 
100 
IOC 

100 

100 

125 

FlrstNational  Bank. 
Los  Angeles  Nat.  Bk. 
MalnSt.Sv.Bk.AT.Co 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
Nat.  Bk.of  California 
Security  L.  *  Tr.  Co.  . 
Beo.Sav.Bl--  ATr.Co. 
State  Loar  ATr.  Co.  . 

SAN  FRANCISCO— 
Amer'n  Bk.  A  Tr.  Co. 
Anglo-Cal.  Bk.  (Ld.). 
Bank  of  California.  . 
Cal.Saf  e  Dep.  A  T.Co. 
Columbian  Bank.  Co. 
Crock'r-Wool'thN.B. 
First  National  Bank 
German  Sav.  A  Loan 
Humboldt  Savings  A 

67 
46 

1412 

169 
142 
170 

"48" 

116 

140 
70 
92 
103 
30 

j  112 
112 
138 

"eo" 

120 
123 
103 
340 
165 
1  145 

'97" 
"SB" 

m" 
"72" 

65 

136" 

375" 

50 

237 

239" 
105 



100 
100 

7000 
IOCO 

100 
100 
100 
250 
100 
100 

1000 

181% 
1300 

1100 
'35" 

1400 

131 
40 

London,  Paris  &  Am. 
Bank  
Mutual  Sav'gs  Bank. 
Nevada  Bk.of  San  Fr. 
8.  Fran.  Sav.  Union. 
Sav.  A  Loan  Society. 
Security  Savings  Bk. 
Union  Trust  Co  

449 

250" 

897ifl 

105" 
300 
950 

Lastsale.   t  Book  value.    SPartpaidin.     §Undiv'd  pronto  included-       'Last  sale,  t  Book  value.  !  Part  paid  in.  §  Including  undivided  profits 

JI.VE      S97.  i 


BANK    STOCK    QUOTATIONS. 


-   . 

Capital. 

Sttrptvt 

Depotil$. 

f 

r    Sid 

Alk 

Capital. 

Surplus 

.     Deposits. 

PV    Sid 

Atk, 

Bridgeport  Nat.  Bk  .  .       2  15,85< 
City  National  Bank.       25O,OO< 
Connecticut  Nat  Bk.        332,  KX 
First  National  Bank.        2  10.0CN 
PoquonnoekNatfik.       2OO.OCM 

WATERBURY— 

Citizens'  Nat.  Bank         3OO.CKK 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank  ...        IOO  00) 
MannfacV  Nat  Bk.        10O.CHX 
Watertrarr  Nat  Bk.       5OO.OOC 

)     112,00< 
>     150,OO< 
)     1OO,OO< 
)     105,OO( 
)     100,00< 

)      10O.OOC 
)!       20,00< 
)        20.00C 
>     250.0OC 

>       401,71 
)       472,42 
•       718,28 
)       615,69 
>       399,74 

>       603,31 
1       346,201 
1       324,27 
1    1,014.37 

7    5 
9  10i 
J  10( 
1  10< 

1   10 

1  101 

5  101 
JllOl 
»l   5 

9      95 
9    150 
9    150 
J    175 
J    150 

)    145 
)    135 
)    133 

)     871 

.... 

CHICAGO—  (Con.)- 
Drovers'Nat.  Bank 
First  National  Bank 
First  Nat.  Englewoo 
Foreman  BrosBg.Co 
Ft.Dearl>ornNat.  Bk 
Globe  Nat.  Bank... 
Hlberuian  Bkg.  Ass' 
Hide  A  Leath.Nat.  Bi 
Home  Nat.  Bank... 
Home  Savings  Bk 
International  Bank 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk 
Metropolitan  Nat.  Bk 
Milw.  Ave.  State  Bk 
Nat.  Bk.  of  America 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Republic 
National  Live  Stocl 
Bauk  of  Chicago 
N.  Western.  Nat.  Bk 
Oakland  Nat.  Bank 
PrairicState  Nat.  Bk 
State  Bk.of  Chicago 
Union  Nat.  Bank.. 
Western  State  Bank 
West  Side  Bank.... 

Am.  Tr.  A  Sav.  Bk. 
Chie.  Title  &  Tr.  Co 
Commercial  L.  A  Tr 
Equitable  Trust  Co. 
GardenCityBk.ATr 
IllinolsTr.  ASav.Bk 
Merchant*'  L.A  T.  Co 
Northern  Trust  Co  . 
Prairie  State  Savings 
A  Trust  Co  

S 
250,00 
.    3,000,00 
1        100,00 
f.  00,OO 
500,00 
-     1,000,00 
J       222,00 
30O.OO 
250,00> 
5,00" 
500,00 
20O,OO 
1  ,000,001 
.    2,OOO,OOi 
250,001 
1,000,001 
1,000,001 
i 
750,00 
1,000,CKX 
50,OCH 
-00,00 
500.0CK 
•2,000,00< 
300.0CK 
50,00( 

l.OOO.OCK 
1,50O,OCK 
50O.OOC 
500.CKX 
50O.OOC 
2,000,OOC 
2,OOO,OOC 
l.OOO.OOC 

200.00C 
500.00C 
500.00C 

100,000 
125,000 
125,000 
100,000 
10O.OOO 
100,000 

200,000 
250.00C 
300.00C 
100,000 

1IKMKK1 

60,'OOC 

$ 
9     137,66 
0  2,152,27 
9        14,63 
0|    534,87 
0      106,52 
0       78.52 
Di    3-16,94 
B!      74,70 
V    185,27 
9        53,90 
9     254,92 
9        13,82 
9  1,604,'8 
9  1.105,78 
9     103,78 
91     231,35! 
)      128,25' 

)jl.083,60: 
)l    518,071 
)l      36,19( 
)       28,81! 
)     246,49£ 
)     235,204 
)         5,031 
>         2.76J 

>     102.66C 
)     156.95S 
i     101,314 
1     143,562 
1       94,957 
2,581,353 
1,439,667 
682,257 

63,771 
176,870 
982,431 

§    23,893 
§    25,818 
}    43,898 
}  100,950 
{    71,836 
?  118,374 

1  108,038 
5  151,145 
§    17,357 
5  103,295 
20O.OOO 
20,000 
15,000 

$ 
1!   1,921,990 
t  34,294,071  1 
9       247,014 
9    1,159,807  ] 
3     3,739,949  1 
3    3,794,152  1 
1    S,  950,779  1 
1     1,503,01?  ] 
J    1,068,286  1 
i       274,509  1 
5       918,075  1 
>       674,832  1 
2  11,509,237  1 
14,968,265  1 
592.822  1 
>    3,688,384  1 
1    4,175,985  1 

i    3,590,154  1 
1    6,685,171  1 
>        321.445  1 
'       766,656  1 
2,585,1  19  1 
5,687,712  1 
337,857  1 
136,377 

00    150 
00   246 

160 

252 

138 

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00    .. 

00    110 
00      75 
00    190 
00    118 
00    .. 

SO 
210 
120 

00    

DELAWARE. 

00    130 
00      95 
00   265 
00    160 
00    105 
OO    110 
00      78 

00    250 
00    145 
OO    125 
00    

142 
100 
280 
165 
110 
115 
82 

J260 
160 
135 

WILMINGTON— 

2*?.?'1,?"'  Bmnk  ••        210.000       50,000       364,177  10( 
Kqltab.Ou.ATr.Co.        5OO.OOO     1OO.OOO       948,658  iS 
Farmers'  Bk.  of  Del.       236.OOO       43.OOO       325  OOO    5i 
5n*N»Uon»>  Bank.        SOO.OOO     1OO.OOO       761,'338  101 

SV.VSWHSS.'-      110<000     13°'°00       235'*<"2<X 
and  Brandy  wine  .        2OO.010      140.0OO       662,060    3C 
tk*£rnTTr*8.D.Co.        5OO.OOO     lOoiooO    1.066  851  IOC 
Ua4on  Wat.  Bank....1      203,175     210.OOO    1.127|isi    ?• 

)    120 
)    137 
)      621. 
)    115 
>    

12-1 
140 

120 
510 

80 
146 

80 

1      75 
1    142 
>      76 

00    180 
00      94 
00    ICO 

190 
96 
105 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA. 

4,771,465  1 
1,157,038  . 
1,673,327  1 
529,070  1 
2,458,582  1 
[30,619,40611 
14,274,58;  1 
10,027,245  1 

1,195,590  1 
988,845  1 
2,989,148  1 

412,733  1 
274,853  1 
323,114  1 
258,315  1 
458,750  1 
730,479  1 

00     75 

82 

WASHINGTON  - 
Central  Nat.  Bank.. 
Citizen.'  Nat  Bank 
Colombia  N»L  Bank 
Lincoln  Nat  Bank. 
Nat  Bk.of  Republic 
Nat  Bank  of  Wash.. 
Hat  Capital  Bank    . 
Kathrtropollt'nBk. 
Ohio  Nat  %ank  
Bin*  Mat  Bank... 
SMOBd  Vat.  Bank... 
Trwlan-Nat  Bank. 
Wart  End  Nat  Bank. 
AnMrtoanS.ATr.Oo. 
»atS.D.AT.Co.  ... 
Waah.  Loan  A  Tr.Co. 

GEOftOCTOWN— 
rnim.AlUon.II.Bk. 

100,000     160.000 

.1.  .......         110.IHHI 

25O.OOO     10O.OOO 
2OO.OOO       41,  OOO 
2OO.OOO     200.000 
20O.OOO     2OO.OOO 
200.000       65.000 
300.000     380.000 
200.000  4     14.073 
500.000  j     31.007 
225.000       90.000 
200.000;      40.000 
200.000'       36,500 
1  .25O.OOO     25O.OOO 
1.000,000  5     73.180 
1.000.000     150.000 

252.000     100.000 

1,100,192  IOC 
892,176  IOC 
l.lOt.303  100 
349.2O5  1CM] 
l,O49,t;-l   I'M 
1,573,899  IOC 
6*2.811  100 
1.493,227  100 
23l»,OO9  IOC 
4.359.O64  IOC 
!>«2.!lf,4  KM 
477.46*  1OO 
424,493  IOO 
2,02!V_>70  100 
1,  952.305  100 
1,995,598  100 

860,440  100 

255 
125 
127 
105 
232 
262 
120 
282 

iio" 
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320 

00    104 
00    

110 

00     90 
00   360 
00   250 
BO   210 

90    110 
90    100 
90   2OO 

90    .. 

95 
375 
265 

120 
110 
210 

Boyal  Trust  Co 

Union  Trust  Co  
ROCKFORD— 

Forest  City  Nat  Bk. 
Manufrs'  Nat.  Bi.nk. 

135 
95 
105 
142 
114 
119ij 

175 

ibo' 

108 
150 
Il7>t 

X)    

Kockford  Nat.  Bank 
Third  Nat  Bank. 
Winnebago  Nat.  Bk. 

SPRINQFIELD— 
Farmers'  Nat.  Bank 
Firi-t  Nat.  Bauk  

JO    

JO    

JO    

FLORIDA. 

744,845 

Illinois  Nat.  Bank. 
KldKely  Nat.  Bank, 
•^printrti'd  Marine  Bk 
State  Nat.  Bank  
Bangamon  L.  A  Tr.Co. 

528,553  .. 

jAonoNVmxi- 

Pint  Nat  Bk.of  na. 
Nat  Bk.  of  Jaekaonr. 
•atBk.8Ut»orna. 
aavtn««ATnutBk  . 
•ootkon  Savin**  A 

50.000  5     14.500 
15O.OOO  (     97.OOO 

KMI..NH,             .,,,.,HH, 

50.000  {       4.500 

50.0004       3.000 

i 

234.OOO  IOO 
835.0OO  IOO 
43VOOO  IOO 
165.0OO  100 

135.000  100 

125 
200 
175 
110 

834,257  .. 

495.0OO 

INDIANA. 



INDIANAPOLIS. 

Capital  Nat.  Bank... 
Fletcher's  Bank  

300,000 

I.IMMI.OOO 

:i(M),ooo 
810,900 
l.OOO.OOO 
200,000 
600,000 

300,000 

2OO.OOO 
lOO.OOO 
150.000 

46,000 

100,000 
600,000 
4    5  ',637 
90,000 
12,500 
60,OOO 

300,000 
40,000 
i      3.60O 

.'lo.ooo 

919,706  1C 
3,718,215 

K>      88 

90 

GEORGIA. 

Indiana  Nat.  Bank. 

3,947,606  1C 
278,497  1C 
2,i  62,431  1C 
496.74S  1C 
189,742  1C 

670,565  1C 
346,437  1" 
10,000  1J 
340,037  10 

0    .. 
10    106 
K>    125 
0    

300 
108 
128 
100 
120 

270 
130 
100 
110 

AMUOTA— 

A,l*ll.la-..-.  ::,*.  Ilk 

I,.,... 
•00,000 
SOO.OOO 
30.000 
•50.000 
200.000 

KM...,., 

900.000 
150.000 
400.000 
100.000 
400.000 
350.000 
100.000 
100.000 

•00,000 

310.000 

900.000 
100.000 

so. 

900.000 

;_•-..,.,., 

900.000 

150 
500.000 
900.000 
50O.OOO 
980.000 

120,000 

•50.000 

500,000 
139.400 

15.000 

.     .('..I  i- 
,    52.910 

364.836 
147,753 

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100 
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100 
100 
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100 
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100 
100 

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100 
100 
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100 
100 
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100 
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n.Ilaiia  Trust  r.i  
Merchant*'  Nat.  B'nk 
State  Bank  of  Indi'na 
Union  TniKt  Co  

TERRE  HAUTE. 
First  National  Bank. 
National  State  Bank 
Terre  Haute  IVst  Co 
VI  (to  Co.  Nat  Bank. 

CllMt.ll  BB.  Bank.. 
Irlah  Am.DtnM8.  Bk. 
Nat  H- 
Nat  Kiehann  Bk 
PlantarVL.4tB.Bk 

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110 
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0    

I       8.000 
60.000         
200.000    2.390.460 
1  00,000       650.000 
6.000       173,000 
41.600       727.922 
5  116,000    1.2OO.OOO 
40.000       418.000 
195  .OOO       7I5.00O 
10.000       441.333 
)     25.OOO         

50.000       4*4.798 
4.OOO        15O.OOO 
120.000    1.000,000 
60.000       420,410 
•1.5OO       225.0OO 

30.000       366.000 

25.0OO       F00.706 
73,500    1,084,226 
45,808       571.924 
100.000       400.185 
125.OOO       245.5S4 

3O.OOO       342,000 
25.000       753.969 

400,000    2,092.797 
616.000         45,000 

0    

IOWA. 

•amknmf  Oo 

Atlanta  Banking  Co. 
Atlanta  Nat  Bank.. 
OkyMnlCltr  Bank.  . 
E»ehan»  bank  
Foafth!«»t  Bank.. 
Lnwry  BaaktBfO.. 
IbMmSntw&dt 
NaalLoaoAi 
TV.m  National  Bk 
rni-tr..  ..f  .-  > 

MACOM- 

Anwrlean  Nat  Bank 

Ont  -„•  .  l:..-,k 
BnhMceBaak  
ftat  Nat  Bank  
If  aeon  Ha  vino  Bank 

Union  -..,.,.-.  |:,,,k 
ATraatOoT..  

DES  MOINES— 
Jankers'  Iowa  State. 
Capital  City  State  Bk 
On.  Loan  A  Tr.  Co.. 
Citizen*'  Nat.  Bank. 
Xa  Holnes  Nat.  Bk 
owa  Loan  A  Tr.  Co. 
owa  National  Bank. 
N.  fc.  Loan  A  Tr.Co. 
Security  L.  A  Tr.  Co. 
Valley  Natlon'l  Bank 

DUBUQUE— 
i  r  i/ens'  State  Bank. 
Jubuque  Nat.  Bank. 
Pint  National  Bank, 
lennan  Bank  

20O.OOO 
100,000 
200,000 
200,000 
300,000 
500,000 
100.000 
760.000 
187,571 
200,000 

100,000 

loo.ooo 

200,000 
150.0OO 
100,000 
300.000 

100.000 

300.000 
175  .OOO 
250.0OO 
100,000 
200,000 
500,000 
100,000 
200.0OO 
60,000 

350,000  10 
300,000  If 

0 

10,000 

25,000 

100,000 

44,000 
lOO.OOO 
50,000 
$  110,000 
20,622 
140,000 

10,000 

20,000 
34,600 

5    21,000 

20,000 
20.000 
67,0(0 

lOO.OOOl 
16,000 
>    71,000 
6,602 
50,000 
>  158,314 
10,000 
55,000 
7,500  ; 

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9"99,219  10 
829,789  10 
3,750,000  10 
401,621  10 
10 

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0    

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10 

0    .. 

861,008  10 

153,673  1» 
192,511  1C* 
740,857  10 
370.240  10 
220,426  10 
814,474  101 
1,259,593  10 

737,079  101 
236,246  101 
2,017,687  1CH 
341,408  1CM 
625,083  10( 
3,966,093  10( 
470,242  1CM 
1,626,776  101 
318.443  10( 

0    

1  .. 

90 
85 
IOO 
95 
L14 
L25 
L25 

50 
85 
85 
90 
30 
95 
15 
50 
15 

9      80 
9    

9      37 

D    . 

er.  Tr.  A  Sav.  Bank 
owaTt.  A  Sav.  Bk.. 
Second  Nat'l  Bank.. 

DAVENPORT— 

itlzrns'  Nat.  Bank 
>avenport  Nat.  Bk.  . 
avenport  Sav.  Bank 
arm.  A  Mech.  Bank. 
irst  Nat.  Bank  
erman  Savings  Bk 
owa  National  Bank. 
Scott  Co.  Sav.  Bank, 
nlon  SarinxR  Bank 

J  *120 
9    120 

)    145 
)      75 
)    175 
)      FO 
)    125      1 
)    185    |1 
)    110     ] 
)    135     1 
)    110     ] 

SAVANNAH— 

Ml 

100 
100 
00 

on 

too 

IOO 

100 
00 

45 
110 
109 

'..'',  ~ 
103 
1011* 

155 
(92 

46 
111 
10 

88 

127 

104 
02 

158 
93 

Nat  Bk.  of  Savannah 

Savannah    Bank    * 

Southern    Bank    of 
••.r»la.. 
PMBte'nSav.ALo.Oo 

KENTUCKY. 

COVINQTON. 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank., 
ovlngton  TntstCo. 
annerg'  A  Traders' 
First  Nat   Bank 

20O.OOO 
lOO.OOO! 
300.000 
600,000 
35O.OOO 

200,000  § 
300,000 
400,000 

200,000 

26,000 
7,264 
150.000 
120,000 
70,000 

22,944 

200,000 
80,000 

10,000 

459,752  IOC 
14,000  IOC 
566,474  IOC 
869,376  IOC 
483,233  IOC 

135,821  IOC 
528,029  100 
201,828  100 

288,263  100 

110      1 
95      1 
150     1 
100     1 
105      1 

85 
200     2 
110     1 

1 

20 
OO 
60 
10 
10 

90 
05 
15 

25 

ILLINOIS. 

CM  ic  AOO—  t*rpltu 

Am    f)f    v.t     M,  •.,- 

Banker**  Nat  Bank' 
<MBMt  Nat  Bank. 
OWoaco  flty  Bank.. 
gjJnjn  Nnl  Bank  . 

OBftSSkfl  ••'•    lu 
Can  Rsehanre  Bk.. 

HtlMdCM     M    , 

'sooiooo 

1.,..,.,.., 

50.000 

j..  ,..«., 
MO.OOO 

1..HN...MMI    I 

2.000.000 

:,.»,...,  i 

>,tiri,l,.l    f 

236.7(10 
88.828 
124,407 
83,194 

•00,688 
,153.937 
485.047  1 
.144.0M 

irofltt. 

3.312.821  IOO 
771,053  100 
5,067.853  100 
•J'.l.lilO  100 
261,521  100 
9,649.535  IOO 
9,258,414  100 
1.651,471  100 
6.765,342  IOO 

7.1 
85 
106     1 

80 
90 
07  H> 

erman  Nat.  Bank.. 
LEXINGTON— 
entral  Bank 

110      1 

250     S 
225     S 
125      1 
250     5 

15 
60 
3O 
27 
60 

ayette  Nat.  Bank.. 
'IrstNat  Bank  
Lexington  City  Nat. 
Bank  

•UtttMto.  'BookvnlOA.  tPartpaldln.  ,Inrludlnir  undivided  profit*. 

•I*stsale.  1  Book  value.  (Part  paid  in.  ^Including  undivided  pro  no 

THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


L\'OL    LX1V 


LEXINGTON— Con. 

Nat.  Exchange  Bank 
Northern  Bk.  of  Ky . 
Phomlx  Nat.  Bank  .. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Third  Nat.  Bank 

LOUISVILLE— 

American  Nat.  Bank 

Bank  of  Commerce.. 

Bank  of  Kentucky... 

Bank  of  Louisville. . . 

Citizens'  Nat.  Bank.. 

Farmers1  A  Drovers' 

First  Nat.  Bank 

German  Bank 

German  Insurance.. 

German  Security 

Louisville  Bank'gCo. 

Louisville  City  N.  B. 

Third  Nat.  Bank — 

Union  Nat.  Bank 

Western  Bank 

Columbia  Finance  & 
Trust  Co 

Fidelity  Trust  &  Safe- 
ty Vault  Co 

Kentucky  Trust  Co.. 

Louisville  Trust  Co . . 

NEWPORT— 
Qermau  Nat.  Bank.. 
Newport  Nat.  Bank. 


Capital. 


100,000 
1.813,900  § 
150,000 
180,000  5 
100,000 


& H  r pi  it* 


20,000 

177,200 

50,000 

5,024 

10,099 


DtpoMt. 


1-r 


800,000 
800,000 
1,645,100  1 
050,000 
500,000 
300,000 
500,000 
3OO.OOO 
249,500 
179,000 
500,000 
400,000 
400,000 
500,000  5 
250,000' 

1,000,000 

1,000,000 
125.OOO 

800,000 


100,000 
100.000 


151.350  100 
045,830  100 
23(5,807,100 
180,129  100 
94,899  100 


00,000 
815,000 
,10C,5OO 

40,000 
102.4OO 

73.00O 
312,700 
377,000 
302,800 
117,000 
309,000 

31,000 

80,000 
663,500 
117,350 

250,000 

550.000 

3,002 

425.000 


50,000 
2,100 


1,195,000 
2,4OO,OOO 
1,500,000 

327,000 
2,449,555 

025,359 
1,110,300 
2,323,800 
2,591,100 

769,1 2O 
1,034,190 

305,000 

797,132 
2,297,000 

900,000 

980,000 


1OO 
1OO 
100 
100 
100 

100 

50 

100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 

100 
100 
556,000  100 


100 


Bid. 


105 
38 

105 
85 

100 


76 


100  185 
""•  17O 

il'i' 


386,988  100  150 
122,535  100   80 


200 


114 


115 
203 


115 


.1.-*. 


110 
90 

110 
90 

105 


78 
190 
173 

50 
110 

90 
145 
210 
200 
150 

90 

75 
105 
116 
125 

120 

205 

75 

120 


160 
95 


LOUISIANA. 


NEW  ORLEANS— 

OanalBank 

Citizens'  Bank  of  La. 
Germanla  Nat.  Bank 
Germanla  Sav.  Bk . . . 
Hlbcrnla  Nat.  Bank. 
Louisiana  Nat.  Bank 
Metropolitan  Bank.. 
New  Orleans  NatBk. 

People's  Bank 

Provident  Sav'gs  Tr. 

&  Safe  Deposit  Bk. 
State  National  Bank 

Tent o  n  1  a  Bank 

Union  sfat'l  Bank... 
U.  S.  Tr.  ASav.  Bk.. 
Whitney  Nat.  Bank. 


1,000,000 
380/200 
300,000 
100,000 
300.000 
500,000 
250,000 
200,000 
300,000 


S  88,340 
100,000 

S  275.000 
300,000 
150,000 

5  71,073 
800,000 
203,928 


100,000  §       3,396 

300,000       00,000 

100,000! 

300,000 

100,0001 

400.000! 


5,000 

11,111 

9,518 

875,000 


3,750,243 

780,338 

1,033,377 

1,950,000 

2,991,085 

3,727,880 

094,420 

3,360,943 

1,100,632 

195,999 

1,003,302 

85,624 

1,120,339 


106,277  100 


3,592,142 


100 
100 
100 
1OO 
100 
100 
100 
100 
50 

100 
100 
1OO 
100 


100 


119 

75 

97 

325 

180 

120 

119 

525 


70 


340 


121 
791 
105 

130 
"46" 


87 
95 


90 
300 


MAINE. 


PORTLAND— 

Canal  Nat.  Bank 

Oasco  Nat.  Bank 

Chapman  Nat.  Bank. 
OumlierlandNat.  Bk. 
First  National  Bank. 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. . 
Nat.  Traders'  Bank.. 
Portland  Nat.  Bank. 
Portland  Trust  Co. . . 


000,000 
800,000 
100,000 
250,000 
1,000.000 
300,000 
300,000 
300,000 
100,000 


120,000 

200,000 

10,000 

50,000 

186,000 

200,000 

60,000 

25,000 

65,000 


576,712 

1,581.982 

588,840 

182,064 

1,386,984 

034,039 

305,091 

1,681,691 

425,000 


100 
10O 
100 

40 
100 

75 
100 
100 
100 


112 
100 

"32" 

98 
112 

97 
100 


116 

101 

95 

35 

100 

113 

99 

102 

125 


MARYLAND. 


BALTIMORE— 
American  Nat.  Bank 
Canton  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
Com.iV  Farm.N.Bank 
Continental  N.  Bank 
Drov.&Mee'sN.Bank 
Equitable  Nat.  Bank 
Farm.  AMer.N.Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
German-Amer.  Bank 
GerTB'uk  of  Bait.  City 
Manufact'rs'  N.Bank 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Nat.  Bank  of  Balt'ore 
Nat.  Baukof  Com'rce 
Nat.  Exchange  Bank 
Nat.Far.4Plan.Bank 
Nat.  Howard  Bank.. 
Nat.  Marine  Bank... 
Hat.  Mechanies'Bank 
Nat.  Un.  Bank  of  Md 
Old-Town  Bank  ..... 

People's  Bank  ....... 

Second  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 
South  Baltimore  Bank 
Third  National  Bank 
Traders'  Nat.  Bank.. 
Western  Nat.  Bank.  . 

Baltimore   Trust    & 

Guaranty  Co  .......  I 

Fidelity  li  Deposit1 

Co.  of  Maryland... 
Guar.  Security  Trust: 

A  DepositCo  ......  ] 

Marylind  FT.  Co  ____  : 

Mercantile  Trust  <fe| 

Deposit  Co.  of  Bait 
Saf  e  Depoilt,  ,fe  Trust 

Co.  of  Uiil 


FREDERICK— 
Central  Nat.  Rank.  .  . 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank  .. 
Farmers  &  Mechan- 

ics' Nat.  Bank  ......  ' 

First  Mat.  Bank  ......  I 

Franklin  Sav.  Bank.! 
FrederickCo.  Nat.Hk 
Fredericktown  Sav. 

Institution  ......... 


200,000 
100,000 
500,000 
512,560 
300,000 
300,000 
500,000 
650,000 

1,110,000 
300,000 
400,000 
500,000 

1,500.000 

1,210,700 
300,000 
600,000 
800,000 
230,000 
400,000 

1.000,000 
900,000 
150,000 
225,000 
5OO.OOO 
28,150 
500,000 
230,000 
500.000 


500,000 
750,000 

100.000 
1,000,000 

1,000,000 
500,000 

200,000 
100,000 


38,000 

2,500 

500,000 

130,000 

25,000 
100,000 

75,OOO 
325,000 
275,000 

50,000 

90.OOO 

31,000 
500,000 
400,000 

80,000 
120,000 
600,000 

29,000 
100,000 
500,000 
200,000 
150,000 

10,000 

500.OOO 

2,000 

49,000 

46,000 
300.000 


300,000 
500,000 


946,!i58  100 
239,233 1 100 

2,153,569!  10 
740.5391100 
640,341,100 

2,310,579  100 
850,399  100 

1,009,2091  40; 

1,610,938,100 
375,0281100 
571,4151100 
775,316  100 

3,413,336  100 

1,690,055  100 
727,533'  15 

1,475,440:100 

1,919,955  25 
053,020'  •" 

1,150,844 

3,187,057 

1,373,917 
794,238 


116 


121 
90 

172 
95 
Oli 

123 

107 


310,803 
869,674 


20 
100 


1,000,000 


40,000 
100,000 


125,000  40,000 

100,000  20,000 

112.000J  11,570 

150.000J  50,000 

171,000  50,000 


1.125,670  100 

442,711  100 

1,866,977    20 


1,752,363 


1,237,397 
3,060,677 


249,344 
1,395,085 

317,027 
116,663 
111,597 
106,717 

626,510 


90 

1431s 
139 

ib's" 

45 

10>« 

38 

17% 

83 

17 

17 


120 
90 
22 

"95" 

175 

97 

62 

125 

108 


91 
1J5 
143 

18 
134 

45^2 

11 

40 

18 

84 

19 

18 
194 


90       94 
95      101 

41    i   421-j 


100   205     210 
50    143      145 


100 
100 


50 
100 


25 
100 

25 
100 
100 

15 

100 


88 
120 


90 
123 


152    '155 
320     325 


27 
250 


27>a 


32%'   33 


70 


165 


80 
110 
19 


•Last  salo.  (Book  value.  (Part  paid  in.  ^Including  undivided  profits. 
•*  After  assessment  of  30%. 


MASSACHUSETTS. 


Capital.     Surplus.      Deponlf.    fr    Kill. 


BOSTON— 
Atlantic  Nat.  Bank ..  i 

Atlas  Nat.  Bank ' 

blackstone  Nat.  Bk. 
Boston  Nat.  Bank... 
Boylston  Nat.  Bank. 
Broadway  Nat.  Bk ... 
Bunker  Hill  Nat.  Bk. 
Central  Nat.  Bank. . . 
Columbian  Nat.  Bk. . 
Commercial  Nat.  Bk. 
Continental  Nat.  Bk. 
Eliot  National  Bank . 
Everett  Nat.  Bank.. 
Faueull  Hall  Nat.  Bk 
First  National  Bank. 
First  Ward  Nat.  Bk.. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 
Freemans'  Nat.  Bk.. 

Globe  Nat.  Bank 

Hamilton  Nat.  Bk... 
Howard  Nat.  Bank.. 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank.. 
Manuf's'  Nat.  Bank. 
Market  Nat.  Bank. . . 

Mass.  Nat.  Bank 

Mechanics' Nat.  Bk.. 
Merchants' Nat.  Bk.. 
Metrop'litanNat.  Bk. 
Monument  Nat.  Bk.. 
Mt.  Vernon  Nat.  Bk. 
National  City  Bank., 
Nat.Bk.ofC'mmerce.' 
Nat.Bk.ofC'mmonw. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  No.  Am.. 
Nat.  Rk.  ofRedemp. . 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Republic. 
National  Eagle  Bk... 
Nat.  Exchange  Bk. . . 
N.  Hide&Leath.  Bk. 
N.MarketBk.ofBrig. 
Nat.  Revere  Bank. . . 
National  Rocklaud 

Bank  of  Roxbury.. , 
Nat.  Security  Bank. . 

Nat.  Union  Ba,nk 

Nat.  Webster  Bank.. 
N.  Eng.  Nat.  Bank  . . 

North  Nat.  Bank 

Old  Boston  Nat.  Bk. 
Peoples'  Nat.  Bank 

of  Roxbury 

Second  Nat.  Bank ...  | 
Shawuiut  Nat.  Bank. 
Sh.  &  Leath.  Nat.  Bk. 
South  End  Nat.  Bk.J 

State  Nat.  Bank ' 

Suffolk  Nat.  Bank...1 
Third  Nat.  Bank...., 
Tremont  Nat.  Bank  ; 
Washington  Nat.  Bk. 
Winthrop  Nat.  Bank 

Am.  Loan  &  Tr.  Co. . 
Bay  State  Trust  Co. . 

Beacon  Trust  Co 

Bost.S.Dep.&Tr.Co. 
Columbia  Trust  Co. . 
lutornat'l  Trust  Co. .  [ 
Mass.  Loan  &  Tr.  Co. 
Mattapan  D.&Tr.Co. 
Merc.  Loan  &  Tr.  Co. 
N.  Engl'd  Trust  CO. . 
Old  Colony  Trust  Co. 
Puritan  Trust  Co — 
State  St.  Safe  Depos. 

&  Trust  Co 

U.S.  Trust  Co 


BEVERLY— 
Beverly  Nat.  Bank.. 

BROCKTON— 
Brockton  Nat.  Bank. 
Home  Nat.  Bank — 
Plymouth    Co.   Safe 

Dep.  <fc  Trust  Co...! 

CAMBRIDGE— 
Charles  Riv.  N.  Bank 
Cambridge  Safe  Dep. 

&  Trust  Co 


750,000 

1.500.0OO 

l.OOO.OOO 

l.OOO.OOO 

7OO.OOO 

200,000 

500,000 

500,000 

l.OOO.OOO 

250.OOO 

1 ,000,OOO 

1 ,000,000 

400,000 

l.OOO.OOO 

1,000,000 

200.OOO 

750,000 

800.OOO 

1,000,000 

750,000 

1,000,000 

500,000 

500,OOO 

800,000 

800,000 

250,000 

3,000,000 

500,000 

150,000 

200,000 

1,000,000 

1,500,000 

1,000,000 

1,000,000 

1,000,000 

1,500,000 

1,000,000 

1,000,000 

1,500,000, 

250,0001 
1,500,000 

300,000 

250,000 

1 ,000,000 

1,000,000 

1,000,000 

1,000,000 
900,000 


300,000 

400,000 
200,000 

200,000 
350,000 

175.000 
350,000 
100,000 
185,000 

14,000: 

200.OOO 
500.OOO, 

55.0OO' 
300,000, 
l.OOO.OOO 
100,000 
150,000 
128,500: 

95,000' 
200.0OO 
200,000 

15,125 

5 1.90OI 
136,000! 

59,000i 
100,000 1 
1,500,OOO: 

86,OOO; 
100,000 

40,000 

70,553i 
300,000 
500,000 
200,000 
400,000 
1,000,000 
113,000! 
4OO.OOO 
300,000 

50.000 
173,0001 

ISO.OOOi 
200,000 
400,000 
250,000 
000,000 
200,000 
250,000 


1,190,000  100 
3,217,000  100 


106 
110 


1I873.OOO  1OO      87>* 
2,294,OOO  100      90>a 

1,889.000  100  * 

1,963,000  lOO!* 

1,435,921  100  197 
1,892,000  10O:  1087« 
2,65)  ,000  100   94 

951,000:100  78 
1,775,000  1OO  100 
1,533,000  100'  119 

1.070,000  100  * 

2,280,000  100  125 
4.598,000  100,* 

823,491  lOO!  125 

2,625,000  lOOi* 

1,897,000  10O   8414 
4,979,000  100!  82 
1,550,000100;  102 
2,543,000  100!  86 
1,186,000  100   74 


Hfi'4 

111 

88 

90% 
124  >s 
100 
197  "a 

"So" 

79% 


2,530,000!  100" 


72 


80 
230" 


120 
85 


87 

75 

10O 

73 


120 


115 
140 

75 


90 
225 


106 
14013 
95  13 
11514 

"76" 

LOT'S 


300,000 
1,600,000  1 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 

200,000 
2,000,000 
1,000,000 
2,000,000 
1,000,000 

750,000. 

300,000 


170,000 
,000,000 

200,0001 

130.0001 
6,500 
400.000 
300,000! 
100,000 
2OO,OOOt 
250,000, 
150,000 


2,291,000  1OO 
1,462,000  100 
1,318.000  100 
8,711,000  100  153 
1,001,000  lOOl* 

493,200  100 1* 

1,046,000  100'  98>s 

1,812,000  100  " 

6.333,000  100  105 

7.634.OOO  100 

1,591,000  lOOj  95 
7,862,000  100 
8.558,000  100 
1,417,000  100 
6.973,000  10O  125*2 
3,205,000  100  106>« 

554,729  100   99^ 
4.S96.000  100   82 


1, 607,435'  100  * 138Jfl 

1,672,000100* 178>« 

1,891,000  100  126i« 

2,229,000100;  99>s 

3,011,000100  152VI53 
3,057,0001001  93  HI 
1,767,000  100  105  100 


638,139  100  134»4 

8,784,000  100  * 

8,215,000  100  * 

3,563,000100,  90i4 

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2,427,000  100,  108 
7,212,000  100   89 
2,127,000100   763n 

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1,000,000 

200,000 

300,000 

1,000,000 

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1,000,000 

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1,000,000 

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200.000 

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300,0005  36,416 
200.OOO   80,000 


200,000   70,000 


100,000   20.000 


3,890,860 
2,563,370 

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6,947,054 1 

194.067 
6,626,947, 
1,886,560 ! 

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12,953,896 

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200,000  100,000!  1,214,000 
100,000  5   5,000   323,367 


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100 

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100 
100 


100,000   50,000   597,1011100 


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CHELSEA— 
First  National  Bank. 
WinnissimetNat.Bk.j 

DANVERS— 
First  National  Bank. 

FALL  RIVER— 
Fall  River  Nat.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Massasoit  Nat.  Bank 
Metacomet  Nat.  Bk. . 
National  Union  Bank 
Pooasset  Nat.  Bank. 
Second  Nat.  Bank. . .  • 

FlTCHBURQ- 
Fltohburg  Nat.  Bank 
Kollstone  Nat.  Bank 
Saf ety  Fund  Nat.  Bk.' 
Waohussett  Nat.  Bk. 

HAVERHILL— 
Essex  Nat.  Bank — 
First  National  Bank. 
Flaverhill  Nat.  Bank! 
Haverhill    Safe   De  i 

posit  &  Trust  Co. .  .'• 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
MerrimaekNat.  Bank 
Second  Nat.  Bank. . .  < 


100,000  §     28,000       525,000 

300,000     100,000       563,161 
100,000        19,000       315,346 


150,000       24,600        131,447 


400,000 
400,000 
300,000 
500,000 
200,000 
200.000 
150,000 


250,000! 
250,000 
200,000 
250,000 


100,000 
300,000 
200,000 

200,000 
100,000 
240,000 
150,000 


100,000 

150,000! 

150,000 

125,000 

15,000 

40,000 

75,000[ 


150,000 

135,000 

40,000 

250,000 


20.OOO 
120,000 
100,000 

20,000 

25,000 

120.OOO 

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100 


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112 


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531,319  100    107 
035,264'100 
626,845  100 
401,635  100 
352,435  100    104      108 
488,319  100    145 
296,991  100    165 


638,073  100 
370,000  100 
309,000  100 
715,071  100 


166,846  100 
730,467  100 
529,940  100 


100 

281,559  100 
537,490  100 
099,554  100 


1172 


129 
150  ! 

112 

118 
155 
157V 


"Last  sale,  t  Book  value.  !  Part  paid  in.  5 Including  undivided  prortti 


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1<ANK    STOCK    QUOTATIONS. 


Capital,     aurplut.     Ltput.tt. 

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Bid. 

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Capita*. 

Surplus. 

Deposits. 

p.,. 

Bid. 

JLtJt. 

HOL  YOKE— 
City  National  Bank 
Hadler  Kails  S»t.Hk 
Holyoke  Nut.  Bank.  . 
Hone  Nat.  B*uk  .. 
Park  National  Bank 

LAWRENCE  — 
Arlington  Nat.  Bank 

B«r  St-ltr  Nut     H.iMk 

Lawreuee  Nat.  Bank 
Merchant*'  Nat.  Bk 
Pacific  Nat.  Bank  .  . 

500,000       60.000 
200.000     100,000 
2OO.OOO       85,000 
25O.OOO       44.000 
100.000       50,000 

100,000  5    29,189 
375,000}  11)7.581 
30O.OOO  \    65.922 
lOO.OOO!     4'i.iH-. 
150.000  5    35.801 

* 
690,510 
163,242 
7S0.874 
395.583 
386,336 

:i-o.-7t; 

412,635 
429,648 
518.822 
865.434 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 

75 
100 
100 
100 

100 
150 
168 
112 

105 
160 

GRAND  RAP.—  (Con.) 
National  City  Bank  .  . 
Old  National  Bank.. 

State  Bk.of  Michigan 

BAY  CITY— 
Bay  City  Bank.. 

$ 
500,000 
800,000 
150,000 

150.000 
50.0OO 
100,000 
200,000 
300,000 

$ 
100,000 
160,000 
15,000 

50,000 
25,000 

8 
922,660 
1,677,473 
363,308 

667,774 
365435 
250,000 
494,178 
551,166 

100 
100 
100 

100 

120 
120 
100 

118 

120 
120 
127 
115 
112 

Bay  County  Bank.  .  . 
Commercial  Bank.  .  . 
First  National  Bank. 
Old  Second  Nat.  Bk. 

SAOINAW— 

100 
100 
100 

79,226 
26,000 

LOWELL— 
Anpleton  Nat.  Bank 
First  National  Bank 

Lowell  Trust  Oo 

Kerch.  Nat  Bank.. 
Middlesex  Trust  Co.. 
Old  Lowell  Nat.  Bk. 
Prweott  Nat.  Bank. 
Railroad  Nat.  Bank 
Traders-  Nat.  Bank. 
Wameolt  Mat.  Bank 

LYNN— 

Central  Nat.  Bank. 
Flrtt  National  Bank. 
Lynn  National  Bank 
L/nnSafeDep.A-T.O 
Maanfae'a  Nat.  Bank 
National  City  Bank 
Hat.  Security  Bank, 
8«c'y9afeI>cp.AT.c< 

NEW  BEDFOHD— 

aUMns- Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
.  National  Bank 


Kerch.  Nat'l  Bank. 

Nat.  Bank 

Hew  Bedford  8.  Itop 

*Tr 


PEABOOY— 

B«.  I>»n-..  r.  N  ,l.  IU 
Warren  Rat.  Bank 

SALEM— 

AalaUe  Nat.  Bank... 

Flrtt  National  Bank 
Mercantile  Nat.  Bank 
at.  Bank 


:t.Mi.n«o 
250,000 
125,000 
400.000 


. 

200.000 
3OO.OOO 

40O.OOO 

-••O.IMKt 

250.000 


200,000 
500.OOO 
100.000 
100.000 
2OO.OOO 

•_•,>.  I.I  MM, 

IIMMHMI 
•JINI..MMI 


•."..I..MM1 


100.000 

I-.O.IKHI 

M.1M 

10O.OOO 

40.606 
100.000 
100.000 

II.IMMI 
.-,0.1  MM  I 


100,000 
200,000 

l.-.O.IMMI 

50.000 

48.000, 
150,000! 

1. '..I.,  MM  I 

45,000 


•08.808 


831,043 


100 


100 

10O 
100 


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60O.OOO 
1.000.000 

1..M.I  .M»> 


. 
MO.OOO 

300.000, 
500.000 
20O.OOO 


125 
162 
98 

545.459  100  142 
149.000100  85 
359,423  10O  121 
438,3591100!  135 
478,950  100  130 
1,367,30*  10O 
281,430  100  128 


268.361  100  150 

645,000  10O:  12O 

450,000  100  180 

750,000  10O  160 

39O.478  100  85 

513.000  10O  ISO 

5O2.335  100  200 

1,036,000  100  140 


396,918  100  .. 

609,360  100* 150 

-.iS'lOO  

1,032,337  100  200 
569,837  100  


200.OOO   529,289   535,214  100 


15O.OOO 
350.000 


315.000 


MmhanU'Nat. 
Nat.  Exeaaan 

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20O.OOO 
2OO.OOO 

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500.000 
•00.000 


68.000 
100,000 


75.000' 
60.000 
50,000 
7S.OOO' 
40.000 
300.000 


270.724  100  115 
299,710  ICO  117>* 


3O3.617  30   27 

279i327  100  100 
357,136  50  05 
221. HOC  100  8O 

351.020  100  125 

373,089100  


Acawam  Nat.  Bank. 
CnapU  Nat.  Bank 
lira*.  Bank 


pd«n  I/nATr.Co 
i  Haneock  Nat 
i  Hat.  Bank 
'    .B. 
Nat.  If  k 
Bar. 

ATr.Co... 
Mat.  Back 


Brutal  Co.  Nat.  Bank 

Maolilnt.t.-  v.:  Hk 
Taantoa  Nat.  Bank. 

Woitct»Tia— 

Ontral  Nat.  Baak 
Cltiwa.'  Nat.  Hank 
City  National  Bank. 
Pint  Nat.  Bank 
Mechanic.'  Nat.  Hk 
OBiMtoUBM  N.t.ick 
Worovter  Nat.  Bank 
Won.  8.  I).  A  Tr  Co. 


500.000 
500.000 
400.000 
250.000 
400.000 
100.000 
25O.OOO 
20O.OOO, 
•00.000 

J.M!..-.. 

500,000 
500,000 


500.000 
900.000 

600.000 


300.000 
lOO.OOO 
400.000 
300,000 
•00.000 
900.000 
000.000 

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40.000 

80.000 

150.0001 

100.000' 

79,000 

14.000 

50.000 

100.000 

15O.OOO 

-„,.,»., 

150.000 

I.HI.MMI 


MO.OOO 

115.000 
200.000 


IO9.771 

1.112.487 


.. 
-II.',-.' 
471,710 
500.427 
I71.7M 
001^01 
•06311 
IWO.B77 


100    

100  120 
100  150 
10O  140 
100  105 
100  125 
100  105 
100  130 
100  128 
100  140 


1,724,267  100    130 
1.117.241  100   210 


MICHIGAN. 


DCTHOIT- 

AJ>.  Bxen.  Nat.  Bk 
1  Sar.  Bank. 

'Bar.  Bank 

rdar.  B. 

.1  8k 

I  Nat.  Bank 
tRlr.8aT.Bk 
MCnrtt  Bar.  Rank 

Dim*  Bar.  Bank 

Rnt  National  Bank 


i  Mar.  Bank 
rSar.Bk 
a>  Bank 

rrWtoa  Nat.  Bank. 

SUtoBar.  Bank  ... 

Union  Nat.  Rank  .. 

Union  Tract  Co 

Ways*  On.  Bar.  Bk. 

GUANO  RA«O«- 

rtrth  Nat.  Bank    .. 

BMk.. 

Or.  Rapid*  Nat.  Bk  . 
Or.  RapMaBar.Bk. 
Kfni  <  '•'   "  i'.    !'•  -    < 
rMtMlarTrwt  Co. 
Pwvto-f  Bartac*  Bk. 
MMMcmnTnwtCo... 


100, 


MM)     100.000 

2.320.2US 

100 

125 

401.507 

100 

...... 

100 

MK>  J     83.254 

1444.690 

100 



140 

MM)          5  '  M  H  f 

1,7*49.463 

100 

MM)     lOOioOO 

100 



130 

MM)     200.000 

T  .MI'.'.',  i  ':- 

100 



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MM)        14.0OO 

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100 

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MM)     100.000 
900       40,000 
MO     lOO.OOO 

1.  •,•,,,.-,.•. 
1J64.D06 

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100 
100 
100 

200 
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049,381 

100 

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DOO       20.0OO 

1469,191 

100 

109 

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900         5.000 

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100 

100 



100 

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100 

120 

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MM)     lOO.OOO, 

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100 

...... 

100 

50.000 

5.0H3.602 
:il  1,615 
215.418 
7,123.522 

100 
100 
100 
100 

225 
65 
115 
425 

75' 

000       43.000 
OOO     lOO.OOO 

ooo     30.000, 

236,613 
1.387,509 
1.130.8O7 

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100    
lOOl  

90 
117 
120 
110 

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100    

230 

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115.195 
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100 

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L26>9 

LOO" 
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123 
133 

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160 
125 
190 
175 
90 
160 
225 
L45 

115 
150 
177 

SAQINAW— 
Kank  of  Saginaw  
UommeroialNat.  Bk. 
First  Nat.  Bk.of  Sag. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

200,000 
100,000 
100,000 
200,000 

80,000 
50,000 
40,000 
200,000 

819,181 
383,688 
373,446 
1,156,349 

100 
100 

10O 
100 

150 
L40 

250 

MINNESOTA. 

MINNEAPOLIS— 
Bankof  Minneapolis. 
Farmers'  &  Mechao. 
Savings  Bank  i 
First  Na  tional  Bank  . 
FlourCIty  Nat.  B'k.  . 
German-  Amer.  Bk...  { 
Qermania  Bank  
Ht'imepin  Co.Sav.  Bk 
Motropoltan  Bank.. 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Commerce 
Nicollct  Nat.  Bank.. 
North-Western  N.  B. 
People's  Bk.of  Minn. 
St.  Anthony  Falls  Bk. 

100,000 

1,060,606 

500,000 
60,000 
50,000 
100,000 
200,000 
1,000,000 
500,000 
1,250,000 
75,000 
150,000 
l.OOO.OOO 
50.000 
250,000 

1,000,000 
5OO.OOO 

500,000 
500,000 

50O.OOO 
25,000 
500,000 
50,000 
150,000 

100.000 

1.IMMI.OOO 

1,000,000 
1,000,000 

100,000 

600.00O 

100,000 
200,000 

100.000 

500,000 
250.000 
210.000 

10,000 

165,000 
$40,016 
62.500 
15,000 
500 
$28,105! 
20,000 
85,000 
62,500 
250,000 

150,000 

5,856,106 
2,206,791 
802,794 
328,326 
63,715 
1,278,128! 
329,2931 
1,762,326 
l,210,753i 
3,328,475 
32.602 
323,906 
3,721,032 
71,995 
744,743 

85,000 

100 

ibo 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 

100 
100 

100 

100 
100 

30 

"TO" 

72 

100 

125 
80 
S3 
85 
133 

81 

is'6" 

54,247 
250,000 
§2,843 
16,000 

28,000 
217,862 

82,000 

80 
92 

85 
95 

Swedish-  Amer.  N.  B. 

Metropolitan  Tr.  Co. 
Minneapolis  Tr.  Co.  . 
Minnesota    Loan   & 
Trust  Co 

75 

60 
52 

65 
55 

514,870 
40.000 

1.213,521 
87,.«55 
1,692,849 
65,000 

531,208 
5,517,054 
2,952,173 

2,294,360 
227,835 
762,153 
463,874 
1,497,571 
448.499 

117 
1221* 

30 
85 
103 
67 
90 
130 
100 

Miun.  Title  Insur'nce 
A  Trust  Co 

DULUTH— 
American  Eich.  Bk. 
Commercial  Bank... 
First  National  Bank  . 
St.  Louis  Co.  Bank.. 
Diituth  Trust  Co  

ST.  PAUL— 
Capital  Bank  

(134.510 

5372 
6265,148 
55,000 
§14,000 

30,000 

500,000 
3C  0,000 

53,199 
5704 
161,815 
531,987 
55,000 
25.000 

32.000 
50,000 

155 
100 
100 

100 

100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 

100 

100 
100 

100 

100 

100 

115 
200 

120 
210 
120 

80 
54 
75 
110 
225 

50 
CO 

60 

Kir>t  National  Rank. 
MiTchiiiiU'  N.  Bank. 
Nat'l  (iermau-Amer- 
Bank 

75 
50 

130 
160 
147 
112 
135 
110 
145 
135 
150 

140 
HO 

125 

Northern  Exch.Bauk 
St.  Paul  Nat.  -  ank 
Scandinav'n-Am.  B'k 
Serond  Nat.  Bank... 
Union  Bank  

220 
120 

St.  Paul  Title  Insur- 
ance A  Tru-t  OO... 

St.  PaulTnist  Co.... 
Security  Trust  Co.... 

MISSOURI. 

ST.  Louis- 
Am.  Exchange  Bank 
Boatmen'*  Bank  
Bremen  Sav.  Bank  .. 

500.000 
2.0OO.OOO 
100,000 
200.0OO 
600,000 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 
600,000 
150,000 
250.OOO 
20O.OOO 

100.000 

100.0OO 
500,000 
600.000 

1.400,000 
3,000,000 

200.000 
l.OOO.OOO 
050,000 

100,000 

200,000 
1,000,000 

.'2,600,000 
200,000 
;  2,500,000 
1,000,000 

250.0OO 
50,000 
OIXMMK 
250,000 
l.OOO.OOO 
l.OOO.OOO 
200,000 
50,000 

500,000 
500,000 

1.250,000 
lOO.OOO 
1,000,000 

5350,439 

6788,119 
{190,000 
524,212 
5581,596 
5267,102 
'741,712 
S143.008 
$002,187 
4513,598 
585,038 
530,688 
5374,967 
545,624 
V713,843 

5126,893 
{963,454 

572.917 
5117,430 
51194311 
514,542 
553,823 
5153,669 

5611,963 

541,070 
5620,847 
{298,753 

'     524,676 
2,400 
1     517,000 
;  5216,978 
7,379 
'     140,000 
,      20,000 
2,000 

537,409 
{42,054 

51196562 
25,000 
5326,896 

2,599,797 
8,727,910 
1,046.910 
463,768 
4,190,196 
5.896,522 
4,311,296 
3,072,372 
2,520,840 
4,064,626 
861,779 
303,419 
2,293,548 
309,810 
3,218,539 

8,248.868 
13,004,897 

1,564.306 
3,663,468 
3,74B,018 
167,547 
552,084 
4,425,276 

3,327,167 

50 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 

100 
100 
50 
100 
100 
'100 

50 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
IOC 
IOC 
IOC 
IOC 

IOC 
IOC 

IOC 
IOC 
1CK 

75 
161 
210 
75 
232 
116 
200 
140 
690 
30O 
144 
94 
315 
115 
212 

119 
139 

140 
86 
168 
90 
115 
98 

82 
115 
127 
125 

70 

...... 

95 
170 

80 
164 
220 
85 
237 
118 
210 
150 
710 
305 
148 
96 
330 
117 
225 

122 

14] 

150 

88 
174 
100 
125 
100 

83 
120 
129 
126 

71 
100 
100 
175 

150 

135 
140 
150 

Commercial  Bank.. 
Continental  N.  Bank 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 

140 
150 
135 

(ierman-Amer.  Bank 
Herman  Savings  Inst 
Inter'IBk.of- 

Lafayette  Bank  
Unooln  Trust  Co  
Mechanloa'  Bank  — 
Merchants'    Laclede 
National  Bank  
Nat.  Bank  of  Com'rcc 
Northwestern     Sav- 
ings Bank  

125 
100 
140 

130 
1S5 

St.  Louis  Nat.  Bank. 
State  B'  nk  of  St.  Louis 
Southern  Com.  Bank 
South  Side  Bank.... 
Third  National  Bank 

Misslsslp.  Val'y  Tr.Co 
St.  L.  SafeD.48.Co. 
8t.  Louis  Trust  Co... 
Union  Trust  Co  

KANSAS  CITY— 
American  Nat.  Bank 
Bank  of  Grand  Ave. 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Rank. 
Intern'l  Loan*  Tr.Co 
Inter  StatfXat.Bank 
Kan.  City  State  Bank 
Mechanics'  Bank  
Metropolitan  Nat'n'l 

125 

100 

100 

2,893,171 
2,769,934 

1,273,257 
140,000 
894,055 
4,253,448 
111,158 
1.640,178 
099,661 
524,000 

2,623,024 
3,432,974 

120 

1400 
100 

75" 

90 
117 
120 
110 
230 

ii'6" 

|  105 
85 
92 

80 
99 

100 


92 

107 
90 
95 

85 
100 

101 

'95 

Midland  Nat.  Bank.. 
Missouri    Kansas   & 
Texas  Trust  Co  — 
Missouri  Union  Tr.Co 
Nat.BankofCom'roe 

6,422,631 

Including  undivided  proflta 

THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LXIV 


Capital. 

Surplttt, 

Deposit*. 

PV 

Bid. 

Alk. 

130 
99 

NEW    YORK. 

KAN.  CITY—  Oonei. 

New    England  Safe 
Deposit  &  Trust  Co 
Union  Nat.  Bank.... 
Un.Ave.  B'nkof  Com 
Unit.  States  Trust  Co 

ST.  JOSEPH— 

Central  Savings  Bk. 
First  Nat.  Bank   of 

9 

100,000 

000,000 
10,000 
250,000 

100,000 

250,000 
1OO.OOO 
200,000 
100,000 
40,000 
50O.OOO 
60,000 

* 

35.OOO 
§90,041 

9 

1,040,606 

2,970,  TIM 
300,000 
650,000 

313,880 

922,893 
481,651 
606,402 
2,018,840 
105,000 
ating. 
1,134,102 

100 

100 

100 
100 

100 

Kill 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 

Pri 

125 
96 

Capital. 

Surplus. 

Deposit!. 

P-r 

Bid. 

Auk. 

ALBANY— 
Albany  City  Nat.  Bk. 
Albany  County  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Mech'nlcs  &  F'rmers' 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
Nat.  Commercial  Bk. 
Nat.  Exchange  Bank 
N.  Y.  State  Nat.  Bk.. 
Park  Bank    

3OO.OOO 
250.OOO 
200,000 
250,000 
2OO,OOO 
300,000 
3OO.OOO 
250,000 
100,000 

200,000 
200,000 

300,000 
20O.OOO 
200,000 
lOO.OOO 
100,000 
100,000 

are  per  ee 
rttt. 

150,000 
100,000 
300,000 
1OO.OOO 
100,000 
300,000 
200,000 
100,000 
100,000 
150,000 

252,000 
500,000 
100,000 
300,000 
300,000 
100,000 
100,000 
100,000 

100,000 
200,000 

100,000 
100,000 
100,000 

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

300,000 
250,000 

200,000 
100,000 
300,000 
200,000 
300,000 
200,000 
500,000 
200,000 
100,000 
900,000 
200,000 
300,000 
200,000 
100,000 
300,000 
500,000 
200,000 

300,000 
300,000 
100.000 

100,000 

Prices  are 
i  :ed  profit 

1,500,000 
5,000,000 
250,000 
250,000 
1,000,000 

300,000 
1,000,000 
500,000 
450,000 
300,000 
600,000 
1,000,000 
300,000 
100,000 
300,000 
5,000.000 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 
250,000 
100,000 
100,000 
200,000 
500,000 
100,000 
3,200,000 
200,000 
1,000,000 
200,000 
200,000 
750,000 
200,000 
200,000 

38,000 
50,462 
1  50,000 
§  951,497 
200,000 
700,000 
60,000 
250,000 
§23,886 

75,000 
40,000 

135,000 
40,000 
50,000 
§       4,205 
25.OOO 
50,000 

nt,  not  per 

106,492 
109,531 
1K2.394 
33.40P 
50,280 
949,832 
181,785 
8,513 
55,113 
86,435 

386,141 
459,757 
192,614 
574,289 
649,670 
123,380 
99,034 
56,129 
78,953 
212,315 
52,544 
50,596 
29,791 

1,484,065 
906,748 
481,631 
713,199 
400,555 
503,528 
248,138 
1,068,989 

300,000 
64,170 

§    54,000 
100,000 
150,000 
11,000 
5     13,833 
100,000 
120,041 
100,000 
400,000 
450,000 
750,000 
120,000 
5  107,4«4 
&    10,552 
60,000 
300,000 
30,000 

300.000 
90,000 
3,500 

75,000 

per  cent, 
s. 

2,479,300 
2,443,224 
348,85=! 
598,  SOO 
1,619,089 

185,909 
520,580 
1,502,573 
975,400 
7,339,000 
408,687 
3,605,88-4 
24,206 
38,946 
212,388 
3,657,500 
220,535 
1,243,000 
138,800 
218,983 
1,108,300 
313,974 
7,037,861 
51,364 
2,040,800 
32,559 
1,669,225 
28,317 
741,059 
280,400 
550,200 
688,600 

1,180,878 
1,050,517 
595,572 
1,107,772 
821,086 
7,080,947 
873,331 
3,418,008 
445,498 

785,449 
566,295 

1,632,900 

372,051 
728,900 
136,572 
347,079 
520,743 

share.   Su 

1,074,846 
1,337,053 
1,459.442 
219,809 
415,070 
5,133,000 
1,011,858 
89,206 
388,865 
740,732 

2,748,090 
2,419,437 
1,016,337 
4,837,764 
3,018,309 
831,350 
648,226 
357.S62 
415,880 
934,244 
443,775 
266,339 
504,948 

9,354,160 
5,237,468 
3,682,446 
5,609,647 
2,878,372 
2,294,153 
2,483,996 
6,571,119 

3,042,443 
803,253 

1,414,351 

1,096,3.'  6 
1,936,207 
748,357 
912,764 
1,082,844 
4,070,492 
1,542,532 
2,811,422 
3.792,680 
3.82!»,64ti 
1,373,€63 
996,263 
702,799 
1,652,776 
1,605,696 
576,036 

3,558,173 
896,423 
102,744 

1,679,724 
not  per  sh 

21,688,000 
18.033,000 
2,664,719 
3,181,000 
5,087,400 

1,224,300 
9,721,000 
22,587,800 
6,278,100 
23,690,700 
3,197,400 
40,219,500 
955,753 
585,004 
2,044,955 
17,683,700 
5,962,600 
9,633,500 
1,269,600 
1,095,770 
8,480,500 
1,949,500 
21,720.200 
861.091 
24,307,000 
433,422 
5,933,900 
687.228 
5,261,600 
2.5P3.200 
3,042,200 
3,785,300 

100 
100 
10O 
100 
50 
1OO 
100 
100 
100 

25 

1110 

100 
100 
100 
100 

100 

100 
rpl 

100 
100 
1OO 
100 
100 
100 
40 
1OO 
1OO 
100 

30 
50 
100 
100 
50 
100 
50 
100 
1OO 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 

100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 

100 
100 

100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
1000 
50 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

90 
135 
155 
410 
155 
350 
88 
210 
125 

253) 
100 

100 

1,000 

9,716 

3,484 
10,902 
4,336 
100,000 

95 

45 

70 
60 
BO 

100 

50 

80 
70 
85 

160 

160 

90 
220 
130 

26i< 
105 

135 
110 
125 
100 
140 
140 

littles 

German-  A  nier.  Bank 
Merchants'  Bank  — 
Nat.  Bank  of  St.  Jos. 
Park  Bank 

AUBURN— 
Cayuga  Co.  Nat.  Bk. 
Nat.  Bank  of  Auburn 

BlNQHAMTON— 
Binghamton  Tr.  Co. 
City  National  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 

100 
45 
vateb 

105 
52 
ank. 

Stat«  National  Bank 
Tootle,  Lemon  A  Co. 

Liquid 
7,444 

NEBRASKA. 



LINCOLN— 
Am.  Ezoh.  Nat.  Bank 
Columbia  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
Merchants'  Bank  — 
Merchants'  Trust  Co. 
Security  In  vest'nt  Co 

OMAHA— 

Commercial  N.  Bank 
Equitable  Trust  Co.. 
Fidelity  Trust  Co.... 
First  National  Bank. 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Nat'l  Bank  of  Corn- 

250,000 
200,000 
4OO.OOO 
50,000 
100,000 
200,000 

400,000 
175,000 
50,000 
500,000 
500,000 

300,000 
400,000 
50,000 
1,000,000 

100,000 
250,000 

400,000 

100,000 
100,000 

200,000 

21,000 
14,000 
J14345 
2,000 

309,019 
211,439 
966,423 
42,796 

100 
100 
100 

100 
100 



Susquehanna  Valley 
Strong  State  Bank  ... 

BROOKLYN—  Prices 

undivided  pro 

us  inc 

200 
190 
145 
85 
105 
405 
185 
90 
100 
100 

240 
240 
245 
280 
380 
180 
180 
145 
100 
200 
140 
130 
100 

400 
210 
205 
260 
210 
200 
142 
230 

16,000 

567,161 

100 

100 

Broadway  Bank  

153 
95 
110 

Eighth  Ward  Bank.. 
Filth  A  ve.  Bank  
First  National  Bank. 
Ful  ton  Bank  

13,000 
100.000 
100,000 

§3,763 
26,500 
36,803 
50,OOO 

30,000 
7,000 

26,000 

3,500 
75,000 

50.0OO 

3,8"52|604 
1,488,030 

192,391 
962,289 
350,000 
3,192,700 

4~84°,446 
1,337,190 

212.636 
937,797 

1,271,176 

100 
100 

100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 

100 

100 
100 

100 





197 
100 
110 
110 

260 
250 
255 

German-  Am.  Bank.. 

Kings  County  Bank. 
Manufacturers'  Nat. 
Bank  

Nebraska  Nat.  Bank. 
Omaha  Loan  A  Tr.  Co 
Omaha  Nat.  Bank... 
Rochester    Loan   & 

Mechanics'  Bank  — 
Mech.  it  Traders'  Bk  . 
Nassau  Nat.  Bank... 
National  City  Bank. 
North  Side  Bank  
People's  Bank  





Union  National  Bank 
United    States    Na- 

390 
200 
195 
155 
110 
215 
150 
140 
105 

410 
215 

SOUTH  OMAHA— 
Packers'  Nat.  Bank. 
South  Omaha  Nat.  Bk 
Union   Stock  Yards 
National  Bank  

Schermerhorn  Bank. 
Seventeenth  Wd.  Bk  . 
Sprague  Nat.'Bank.. 
Twenty-sixth  Wd.Bk. 
Union  Bank,  

WallaboutBank  

Brooklyn  Trust  Co.. 
Franklin  Trust  Co.  .  . 
Hamilton  Trust  Co.. 
Kings  Co.  Trust  Co.  . 
Longl.  Loan  <fe  Tr.Co. 
Manufrs'  Trust  Co.. 
Nassau  Trust  Co  
People's  Trust  Co... 

BUFFALO— 
Bank  of  Buffalo  

NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 

MANCHESTER— 

Amoskeag  Nat.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Manohes'r  Nat.  Hank 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

200,000 
150,000 
150,000 
150,000 
10O.OOO 

§127,041 
45,000 
32,769 
30,000 
15,725 

1,189,768 
225,719 
1,100,800 
320,816 
171,784 

100 
100 

100 

100 
100 

165 
139 
270 
130 
116 

205 
150 
240 

225 
110 

140 
200 
150 
106 
100 

NEW  JERSEY. 

Buffalo  Loan  Trust  <t 
Safe  Deposit  Co.  .  . 
Citizens'  Bank  

125 
195 

CAMDEN— 
Camden  Nat.  Bank.. 
First  National  Bank. 
National  State  Bank 
Camden  Safe  Dep.  & 
Trust  Co     

100,000 
200,000 
260,000 

100,000 
100,000 
200.000 

100,000 
50,000 
200,000 
350,000 

110,000 
125,000 
125,000 

400,000 
250.000 
200,000 
250,000 
200,000 

300,000 
350,000 
200,000 
250,000 
200,000 
500,000 
•500,00n 
500,000 
200,000 
300,000 

100,000 

400,000 
300,000 
150,000 
100,000 

100,000 
100,000 

250,000 

500.000 

500,000 

500,000 
100,000 

30,000 

125,000 
260,000 

100,000 
15,000 
50,000 

10,000 
40,000 
100,000 
300,000 

§  373,820 
5    97,960 
$    81,512 

500,000 
300,000 
«  275,000 
250,000 
100,000 

300,000 
§     83,000 
100,000 
90,000 
100,000 
200.000 
250,000 
150,000 
100,000 
100,000 

§  120,000 

300.000 
60WOO 
100,000 
445,310 

41,000 
§     12,000 

50,000 
250,000 
250,000 
300,000 

15,271 

455,691 
570,735 
1,723,651 

2,738,096 
285,000 
710,067 

161,381 
204,494 
693,994 
855.363 

1,631,536 
2,588,541 
887,047 

4,473,652 
1,491,841 
2,300,000 
1,211,17- 
722,157 

2,806,855 
1,900,000 
1,274,164 
1.010,530 
l,7rt?,792 
2,327,910 
2,022,381 
1,632,896 
1,031,931 
849.085 

1,024,000 

1,824,062 
1,315,134 
791,235 
4,850,000 

950,000 
223,000 

405,937 
602,918 
1,481,351 
1,439,119 

702,869 

100 
100 
50 

25 
25 
100 

100 
50 
100 
50 

25 
100 
100 

100 

100 

100 
100 
100 

50 
100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
50 
50 
100 
100 

100 

100 
100 
50 
100 

100 
100 

100 
100 
50 
50 

100 

80 
140 
8619 

120 
25 
53 

ColumbiaNat.  Bank. 
Ellicott  Square  Bk.. 
F'rmers'&Mech'nics' 
Fidelity  Tr.  &  Guar. 
German-American  .  . 
German  Bank  

150 

135 

125 

5000 
70 

Central  Trust  Co  
N.  J.  Tr.  &S.  D.  Co.. 

ELIZABETH— 
Citizens'  Bank  

ManTrs'  &  Traders'. 
Marine  Bank  

485 

100 
135 
150 
150 

Merchants'  Bank  — 
Metropolitan  Bank.. 
Niagara  Bank  

125 
125 
100 
130 
120 
100 

Ellzabethp't  Bkg.  Co. 
First  National  Bank. 
National  State  Bank 

rlOBOKEN— 

First  National  Bank. 
Hud.Tr.  &  Sav.  Inst. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

JERSEY  CITY— 
First  National  Bank. 
Hudson  Co.  Nat.  Bk. 
N.J.TH.Qu.&Tr.Co. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Third  Nat.  Bank  

NEWARK— 
Essex  Co.  Nat.  Bank 
Fidelity  Title  &D.  Co 
German  Nat.  Bank.. 
Manufact'rs  N.  Bank 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Nat.  Newark  Bkg.  Co 
National  State  bank. 
Newark  City  N.Bank 
North  Ward  N.  Bank 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
State  Banking  Co.  of 
Newark  

15"6 
155 

People's  Bank  
Third  National  Bank. 
Union  Bank  

125 
200 
160 

ELMIRA— 
Chemung  Canal  Bk. 
Second  >'at.  Bank  .. 



100 

100 

100 
are 

100 
100 
100 
100 
25 

25 
100 
100 
25 
100 
25 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
25 
25 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
50 
50 
100 
75 
100 
100 

130 

135 

300 
340 
250 
235 
150 

150 
110 
205 
145 
200 
85 
80 
78 
165 
148 

180 

225 
145 
97ia 
650 

150 
110 

105 
142 
80 
78 

105 

LONG  ISLAND  CITY. 
Queens  County  Bank 

NEW  YORK  CITY— 
includes  undiv 

America,  Bank  of  
Amer.  Exch.  Nat.  Bk. 
Astor  Place  Bank... 
Bowery  Bank  
Broadway,  National. 
Butch.  &Drov.,Nat. 
Bank 

200 

.    Sur 

325 
168 
220 
300 
235 

plus 

275 
250 

i'io" 

210 
150 
205 
87 
S2ifl 
80 
170 
152 

170 

250 

115 
170 

Central  Nat.  Bank,.. 
Chase  Nat.  Bank  — 
Chatham  Nat.  Bank. 
ChemicalNat.  Bank. 
Citizens',  National.. 

160 
400 
280 
4000 
125 
500 

300 

i'40 

ioo 

105 

PATERSON— 

First  National  Bank. 
Paterson  Nat.  Bank. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Paterson  Sav.  Inst'n 
Paterson  Safe  Depos- 
it <fe  Trust  Co. 

160 
208 
130 
285 
135 
200 
3000 
250 
3000 

Commerce.Nat.Bk.of 
Continental  Nat.  Bk. 
Corn  Exchange  Bk.. 
East  River  Nat.  Bk.. 
Eleventh  Ward  Bk.. 
Fifth  Ave.  Bank  
Fifth  Nat.  Bank  
First  Nat.  Bank  
Fourteenths!.  Bank. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 
Franklin  Nat.  Bank. 
Gallatin  Nat.  Bank.. 
Gansevoort  Bank  — 
Garfleld  Nat.  Bank.. 
German-Amer.  Bk.  .  . 
German  Exch.  Bk.  .  . 
Germanla  Bank  

210 
140 
292 

Bilk  City  Safe  Depos- 
it <t  Trust  Co 

TRENTON— 

Broad  St.  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
Mechanics'  Nat.  Bk.. 
Trenton  Banking  Co. 
Trenton  Trust  &  Safe 
Deposit  Co  

107 

175 

185 
75 
330 
95 

325" 
350 

310 

108 

500 
110 
300 
330 

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2,652,700  100 
2.770.20O  100 
7.123.4O010O 
H.918.000    50 
6,075,900  10O 
9.079.OOO    25 
2,110,000    25 
8,555,300  10O 
5,035.200    50 
14,916,700    50, 
6,168,700  10O 
1.853,221  100 
1.014.634  100 
3.017.8OO    50, 
2,159.000  1OO 
3.343.9OO  1OO 
1.297.400  100 
12.950.00O  1OO 
919.116  1OO 
4.25O.OOO  100 
6.<UO,10O    70' 
1.722,100    25 
3.O71.5OO    50 
14,01  1.800  10O 
2,605,300    25 
3.949.000    20 
1.19O.398  IOO 
3.421.4OO  IOO 
13,777,000  IOO 
667,357  IOO 
7.625.0OO  IOO 
5.8a6.0O<)  IOO 

•-•.'||--'.-J<H.)  UNI 

3.731.2OO  IOO 

1.I-..I.-1.IKNI    KNI 

519.992  100 
1,160,332  100 

2,298,100  100 
5,646,600  100 
2.604  ,OOO    40 
1,333.670  100 
693.422  100 
10.603.000  100 
2,194,788  100 
6314,400  100 
3.457.467  100 
2,496.000  100 
15.801.700  100 
•80365100 

4.986.114  100 
25.240.756  IOO 

165 
100 
330 

UTICA—  (Con.) 

Second  Nat.  Bank  .  .  . 
Utloa  City  Nat.  Bank 

YONKERS— 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank, 

$ 
300,000 
400,000 

100,000 
150,000 

9 
100,000 
100,000 

75,000 
65,000 

S 
579,825 
789,674 

654,915 

8!H,538 

IOO 
50 

100 
50 

95 
55 

100 
57 

Hanover  Nat.  Bank 
Htdo*  Leather  X.Bk 

350 
90 

150 
155 
525 
140 
170 
132 
750 
215 
2OO 
185 

170" 
114 
140 
44O 
98 
115 

HwUon  River  Bank 
Imp.  ATradew'N  Bk 
Irrtnc  Nat.  Bank.... 
LeiUnerlUn.Nat.Bk 
Liberty  Nat.  Bank... 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank  . 
Manhattan  Co.  Bk  ... 
Market  A  Ful.Nat.Bk 
Mechanic*'  Nat.  Bk 
Maoh-ATraden.'  Bk 
Mercantile  Nat.  Bk 
McnhMiU'Kx.N.ltli 
Merchant*'  X»t.  Bk 
Metropolis,  B'k  of  the 
Mount  Morris  Bam 
Mutual  Bank      .    . 

155 

NORTH  CAROLINA. 

RALEIGH  - 
Citizens'  Nat.  Nank. 
Coram'l  &  Farm's  Bk 
Nat.  Bk.  of  Raleisli. 
Raleigh  Savings  Bk 

100,000       20,000 
100,000       1  8.0OO 
225,000       39,000 
15,000       12,000 

528,190 
348,656 
367,778 
195,041 

IOO 
100 
25 

125 
122 
116 
32  1« 

800 
240 
240 
192 
124 
I87is 

123 
117 
33% 

OHIO. 

145 
104" 

CINCINNATI— 
Atlas  Nat.  Bank  
Central  Trust  A  Safe 

400,000 
200,000 
100,000 

1,01X1,000 
100,0(10 
350.000 
500,000 
1,200,000 
500,000 
240.0OO 
500.0OO 
250.IHIO 
f.00,000 
<;<N!,(NXI 
700.OOO 
200,000 
1,200.000 
500.OOO 
200,000 

300,000 
8OO.OOO 

1,000,000 
5OO.OOO 

5(N),(NKI 
50,000 

1  ,500,000 

r.o.iNXi 
51,500 

31  N  1.000 
200.OOO 

5INI,<HHI 
200,000 
500.1HXI 

75,000 

50,000 

50.OOO 
5OO.OOO 

1INI.OOO 
50,000 
200.0OO 

1,000,000 

224,000 
1.500,000 
250,000 
854.068 
5OO.OOO 
50,000 

100.000 

1,161,835 
100.OOO 
750,000 

160,000 
23,611 

2o6",oo6 

10,000 
100,000 
5    25,428 
240,000 
400,000 
100.0OO 
30O.OOO 
lOO.OOO 
120,000 
400,000 
1  40,000 
'-'(10,000 
320,000 
§  356,984 
325,000 

90.000 

135,000 
l.OOO.OOO 
lOO.OOO 
100,000 
4,000 
500.OOO 
§      2,871 
5      2.597 
00,000 
55,000 
1  50.0OO 
3.OOO 
100,000 

2,000 

7,000 
§       5,237 
4    77,729 
1,200 
;     36,110 
11,000 

200,000 

;       4,336 

300,000 
ino.oiNi 
10,500 
25,000 
7,000 

125,000 
45,000 
15,000 

iiO.OOO 

1,900,000 
•20,000 
100,000 

1,302,304 

100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

137 
75 

206" 

80 

75 
210 

105" 
65 
243 
205 

HaMaa  Bank  

165 

N.  Amsterdam.  Bk  nr 
H.T.OoantTN»t.Bk. 
N.  T.  Nat.  Exch.  Bk. 
B.A..Bk.of 
Nineteenth  Ward  Bk. 
Hlnth  Nation-1  Bank. 
Ko.Amer..Nai.  Bk.  ol 
Oriental  Bank  

2*66 
680 

Cincinnati   Safe  De 
posit  A  Trust  Co.  .  . 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
City  Hall  Bank 

4,424',845 

963,572 

720,281 
5,743,656 
2,718,905 

700 
IOO 

240 

230 
100 
100 
135 
175 
175 
260 
210 
105 
185 
115 
145 
160 
169 
425 
100 
91 
275 
95 

Equitable  Nat.  Bank 
Fifth  Nat.  Bank  
First  Nat.  Bank  
Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 
Franklin  Bank  

ibo"<i 

241" 

190 
190 
268 

PaclBoBank  
Park  Bank,  National 
People's  Bank       i 

German  Nat.  Bank.. 
Market  Nat.  Bank... 
Merchants'  Nat  Bk. 
Nat.  Lafayette  Bank 
Ohio  Valley  Nat.  Bk 
Second  Nat.  Bank  .. 
Third  Nat.  Bank  
Union  Sav.B.&Tr.  Co. 
Western  German  Bk. 

CLEVELAND— 
B'way  Sav.*  L'n  Co. 
Central  Nat.  Bank.. 
Cltlzens'Sav.  &  L.  Ass 
Cleveland  Nat.  Bank 
Cleveland  Trust  Co. 
Columbia  Sav.<tL.Co 
Commercial  N.  Bank 
CnyahogaSv.  A  B.Co 
rx-troltSt  8'v.AL.Co. 
Dime  3av.&  Bkg.  Co. 
East  F.nd  Sav.  Bk.Co. 
Euclid  Ave.  N.  Bank 
Euclid  A.  S.  A  B.  Co. 
First  National  Rank. 
Forest  City  Sv.  Bk.Co 
Oarfield  Sav.  Bk.  Co  . 
Cier.Amer.Sav.  B.Co 
Guardian  Trust  Co.. 
1..  Sh.  Sav.&Hkir.n, 
l.'.rainSt.S;iv.Hk.Co 
Marine  Bank  Co  
Mercantile  N.  Bank. 
Merchant*'  Banking 
A  Storage  Co  

2,425,710 
1,490,367 
2,056,304 
2,407,443, 
2,292,249 
1,475,986 
5,127,713 
1,883,261 
1,218.963 

1,739,811 

2,039,580 
5.872,431 
1,283,175 
1,364,151 
238,637 
2,090,315 
143,117 
176,876 
2,711,304 
1,257,029 
3,395,501 
359,547 
1,509,301 
572,399 
252,743 
295,489 
803,730 
318,575 
507.451 
402,571 
1,890,412 

120,139 

3,004,476 
754,290 

100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

loo 

100 
100 
IOO 

IOO 
100 
500 
IOO 
100 
50 

loo 

100 
IOO 
100 
IOO 
100 
100 
100 
25 
100 
50 
IOO 
100 
50 
50 
100 

37 
100 
IOO 
100 

200 
152 
106% 

805 

ill" 
260 
125 
300 
138 

Phalli  X.if    ILitik 
Plaza  Bank  

108 

ProdoceEx  Bk..N.Y 
Republle.  Nat.  Bk.  of 
Brivnldo  Bank  
Seaboard  Nat.  Bank. 
Second  Hat.  Bank... 
•eventh  Nat.  Bank.. 
•MM  A  Leather.  Nat. 
Sixth  Nat.  Bank  
Standard  Nat.  Bank. 
State  Bank       

122 

160 

132i< 
180 
340 

147 
132 
1025 
122 

"55" 
125 
102 

96 

105 

131 
1010 
120 
138 
53 
124 
100 
55 
125 

MMo  of  New  York. 
Bank  of  the  
Third  Nat.  Bank..... 
Tndemn'n's  Nat.  Bk. 
Twelfth  Ward  Bank. 
Twcntv  third  WdBk 
Date*  Bk.,  National 
UmlomSquarr  Bank 

110 

00 

iso" 

»7 

IOO 
MM 
175 
175 

126 
150 
145 
102 

127 

185 

142 

Wrik^FWfoMVaBk 

Weit  Side  -teak  
Western  Nat.  Bank. 
Yorkrllle  Bank  

275 
114 
170 

176 

154>* 
175 
785 
407  >* 

125 
55 
112 
46 
110 
109 
71 



114 
50 
111 
110 
73 
521* 
136 

28 
137 
205 

Atlantic  TraatOo... 
Central  Tr.C....fN  Y 
Colonial  f  nut  Co.  . 
OooUneatalTnutOn. 
TurmM*'  L'm  ATr.Oo. 
Onarantr  Tnut  Oo. 
Holland  YrwMte. 
KaU-krrlHH-k     : 
*t*n*f**t»  Tr  Co 
Mercantile  Tr.  Co 
Metropolitan  Tr.  Co. 
N.T.Ure  la.  *TOn 
».T.8»emrUy  ATr.Oo. 
BMlEa.Tr.Oo.oOr.Y. 
•MM  Tnut  i 
Title  Ooar.  '. 
t-ntonTr   f>.         •• 
U.  8.  Mori.  A 
0.  S.  Tr.  Co 
Wa»Uln*t..u  IT.  OD 

ROCMUTCM- 
Alllance  Bank     
Bank  of  Monroe  .... 
Ck^lltl  Bank 

182 
126O 
156>* 

4.377,286  100 
t'jniMB    -•:. 
1  1.998.162  100 
171,763 

135 

10.496,3t>7  100 
4.633.131    30 
29.79  1.653  IOO 
8.803.801  100 
33.158,447  IOO 
8300,025  100 
3.2W.780  100 
8,116,158  100 
0O5.8O4  100 
•  1.786.3:13  UK. 
">O7  IOO 
r.'fl  KX) 
3,936.274  (OO 

1.236.7'.|->  UNI 
>:>7  KXI 

1.0.17 
1.6O2.OOO  100 
9361.088  100 

981.1  P.  KN 

521.491  100 
3.408300    50 
1,428,718  100 

B309.oli>    -,, 

1,750."""  I.H 

910. 

826.675  KM1 
491..')  11   UN 
693,156  KN 
1    1.29O.7C.I  IIN 

1.110, 
;        708.612  UN 

1,935,627  IOC 

718.1 

1.358.1'.)  I  1'N 
1.7  .'1.  167  IOC 
889.418  IOC 
551 
1,010,520  IOC 

-.191  IW 
»    1,449,876    6C 

..  IOC 

175 
147 
4OO 

MM 

10OO 
300 
160 

Nat.  B'k  Commerce.  . 
National  City  Bank. 
Ohio  Nat.  B.  &  L.  Co. 
Park  National  Bank. 
Pearl  St.  Sav.  A  L.CO. 
People's  Sav.  A  L.  As. 
Permanent  8.  A  L.Co. 
Prod.  Ex.  Bank'K  Co. 
Savlnirs  A  Trust  Co.. 
Society  for  Savings. 
So.  Clevel'd  Bk'g  Co. 
-tut..  Null.  .mil  Hunk 
UnlfdBkK.A8av.Co 
Union  Nat.  Bank  — 
Wade  Park  B'k'g  Co. 
W.Cleveland  Bk(?.  On 
uv-fn  K..,-rw.N  lik 
WIckB'k'gATr.Co. 
Woodland  Ave.  Sav 

135 
190 

1,487,159 
527,864 
1,964,162 
415,089 
719,039 
3,931,633 
24,380,144 
657,974 
3,116,956 
1,060,866 
2,702,220 
546,831 
76,793 
1,624,849 
539,520 

1,400,406 

250,000 
781,135 
501,904 
163,232 
340,799 
1,243,690 
78,998 
449,030 
555,590 

500 
50 
21  '  1 
500 
50 
100 

124 
78 
515 
545 
56 
160 

73 

540 
54 

197 
272  «• 

890' 
225 
11  Hi 
2O2 

130 
MM 
110 
140 
140 
240 

iVio 
mn 

150 

150.000 
500,000 
lOO.OOO 
l.OOO.OOO 
1OO.OOO 
50.000 

l.OINI.CMK 

250,000 
250,000 

60,000 
100,000 

•JOO.OOI 

5OOOO 
20O.OOO 
3OO.OOO 
25,000 
lOO.OOO 
2OO.OOO 
25,000 

350.0OC 
300.0OC 
400,000 

100,000 

2OO.OOO 
30O.OOC 
60O.OOC 
300.OOO 
200.OOC 
400.0OC 
100,000 
500,000 

50O.OOO 
30O,OO(1 
250.OOC 
250.OOC 

150.0OC 
30O.OOC 
30O.OOC 
350.00C 

100 
100 
50 
IOO 
IOO 
50 
100 
50 

100 

100 
100 
100 
IOO 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
IOO 
100 

100 

100 

100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

100 

100 
100 
IOO 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

110 
122 
135 
125 
110 

115 
124 

200,000 

9,000 
&         339 
125,000 
12,000 

57,500 

!    11,000 

75,000 
40,000 
10,000 
10,000 
100.OOO 
;       5,448 
18,500 
40,000 

128 
112 
50 
129i« 
51 

148 

150 
175 
120 
110 
125 
175 
110 
130 
130 

129 
50 

<  '"tlllli'T.'l  .1      K  I      '<t 

r...  ttoSttM  iiit.k 
0«r»aa  «mer.  Baak 

M^rrh.nt.    H.nk 
MnnrnA  Rmnk 

155 
160 

COLUMBUS— 
Capital  City  Bank... 
CltUens'Savlnps  Bk. 
Clinton  Nat.  Bank... 
Columbus  Savs.  Bk  .  . 
Commercial  N.  Bank 
Dcshler  Nat.  Bank.. 
East  End  8av.  Bk.Co 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank... 
Harden  Nat  Bank.. 
Market  Bach.  Hk.Ci  > 
Merchants'  A  Manu 
facfrs'  Nat.  Bank. 
N'IB'kof  Columbus 
Ohio  National  Bank 
State  Savings  Bank 
A  Trust  Co 



2fO 

p»we««  Bank 

150 
115 
105 

Caloa  Bank 

350 
185 

300 
190 

175 

ISO 

1  :<i 

300 
•170 

;  210 

118 
•jo.-, 
1-n 
196 
160 

400 

Boohe.«er  Tr.  *  Safe 
Depoult  Cn 

140 
100 
125 
120 
100 

115 
100 
115 

125 

8«.-.intr  Tri.M'o 
8YHACu«e- 

180 
125 
215 

175" 
150 
!2OO 

206" 
225 

120 
(210 
H85 
200 
165 
75 
250 

115 

112 

15,000 
60,000 

1,255,047 
521,140 
782,582 

531,382 

970,869 
386,853 
412,751 
363,020 
2!M),963 
826,547 

120 
110 
120 

135 

260 
150 
120 
100 
125 
175 
107 
180 

265 
125 
118 
125 

160 
175 
180 
3^5 

tfrffiMTTii  m 

•»tf  Bk«.  Co 
8a»8i.rlii* 
-vrarnw 

Thr  K..-..T1  .,.  -.    II. 

Third  Nat.  Baak.. 
TroM  *  Depoeli  Co 
•OMM^aT 

§    43,363 

60,000 
60,000 
120,000 
60,000 
28,000 
100.0OO 
8.500 
132,000 

!    600.0OO 
;      75,000 
30,000 
50,000 

75.OOO 
180,000 
160,000 
650,000 

DAYTON— 
City  National  Bank 
Dayton  Nat.  Bank.. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bauk... 
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk 
Teutonla  Nat.  Bank. 
Third  Nat.  Bank.... 
Union  Safe  Deposit. 
Winters  Nat.  Bank.. 

TOLEDO— 

First  National  Bank 
Holcomb  Nat.  Bank 
Home  Savs.  Hank... 
Ketcham  Nat.  Bank 
Merchants'  A  Clerks 
Savings  Bank  
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk 
Northern  Nat.  Bank 
Second  Nat.  Bank.  . 

140 
115 

TROY— 
Central  .v»t   Bank.  . 
Man.if*.  i  r.  Nat.  Bk 
Bank, 
itrllk  ofTn.j 
Troy  CUv  Nat.  Bank 
Union  Nat.  Bank... 
OBtted  Wat.  Bank. 

UTICA- 

(•IhrrA  Co.' 
Bank. 

120 

105 
175 

250 
120 
115 
115 

150 
160 
170 
31S 

633,413 

1,409,414 
411,024 
520,506 
816,415 

612,582 
986,808 
897,033 
1,831,232 

1   225 

1    100 
1   110 

i 

•••Batlnnal  Bank 
Port  Worth  *  rtln 

sassEM01 

),      35,000       564.985  10O    25O 
tJ    100.000       785.634  1OO    180 

280 
190 

—                 —  ~  — 

"Last  sale   1  Book  value.  1  Part  paid  In.  5  Including  undivided  proflts  . 

•|.a«ta»U.  I  Book  value.  :  Part  paid  In.  Jloeludlni  undivided  pro«U' 


THE    QUOTATION    SUPPLEMENT 


[VOL.  LXIV 


Capital. 

Surplul. 

Depoiiti. 

/••i- 

Hill. 

Atk. 

Capital. 

$ 

400.000 

228,680 

250.OOO 
147,875 

500,000 

400,000 
5OO.OOO 

500,000 
500,000 

2,000,000 

8,100 
2.OOO.OOO 
3,OOO,OOO 

125,000 
500,000 
300,000 
1,000,000 
1,000,000 
350,000 

375,000 

800,000 

1,000,000 

250,000 
250.000 
500,000 

500,000 

2,000,000 
1,000,000 

1,000,000 
1,000,000 
310,805 

1,000,000 
500,000 
500,000 

127,500 

125,000 
500,000 
988,766 

1,000,000 
300,000 
250,000 

500,000 
55,000 
1,165,150 
800,000 
100,000 
300,000 
300,000 
200,000 
100,000 
200,000 
1,200,000 
500,000 
100,000 
100,000 

100,000 
750,000 
200,000 
300.000 
200,000 
150,000 
250,000 
400,000 
300,000 
200,000 
200,000 
100,000 
3OO.OOO 
500,000 
100,000 
800,000 
200.OOO 
250,000 
500,000 
100,000 
200,000 
1,000,000 
500,000 
300,000 
500,000 
400,000 
250.000 
200,000 
1.000,000 
500,000 
226,700 
600.OOO 
250,000 

125,000 
400,000 
250,000 
100,000 
200,000 
100,000 
250,000 
200,000 
250,000 
100,000 
200.OOO 

Surplut. 

Depotit*. 

PV 

Bid. 

A»k. 

TOLEDO—  Con.— 

Toledo  Savings  Bank 
&  Trust  Co.  

9 

100,000 
250,000 

200,000 
300.0OO 
500.OOO 
229,000 
2OO.OOO 
300,000 

9 

150,000 

9 

764,313  100 
569,381  100 

358.152  100 
550.OOO  100 
1,509.043  IOO 
385,708  1OO 
710,892  100 
1,012,199  100 

260 
110 

102 
110 

280 
120 

PHlL'A-ICon.)— 
Western  Nat.  Bank.  . 
American  Tr.  Loan  A 

200,000 
§  29,063 

50.OOO 
10,000 

150,000 

120,000 
5  174,055 

400,000 
§  308,282 

2,000,000 
1  150,000 

5,000 
§    40,027 
'.     84,428 
§2533241 
§673,399 
150,000 

75,000 
§       2.K18 
300,000 
15,000 
50,000 
102.109 

320,000 

2,000,000 
§  219,771 

52445121 
2,100,000 
§     10,379 

102,327 
225,000 
275,000 

22,500 

80,000 
1     48,440 
$  129,769 

325,000 
100,000 
75,000 

200,000 
55,000 
648,581 
200,000 
7,200 
100,000 
60,000 
220,000 
4     12,936 
150,000 
470,000 
2.000,000 
5       4,357 
20,000 

100,000 
425,000 
100,000 
74.768 
400,000 
50,000 
500,000 
250,000 
150,000 
34,000 
100,000 
50,000 
34,500 
300,000 
550,000 
400,000 
50,000 
100,000 
180,000 
§     23,266 
60,000 
900,000 
675,000 
500,000 
200,000 
500,000 
8OO.OOO 
50,000 
§335.045 
100,000 

§177,591 
§  636,612 

40,000 
425,000 
200,000 
120,000 
442,550 
85,000 
71,000 
100,000 
70,945 
50.000 
150,000 

$ 
2,972,000 

273,960 

1,435,025 
153,099 

1,744,521 

976,555 
3,730,027 

3,413,201 
2,935,269 

14,676,229 
2,703,208 

289,220 
638,362 
1,189,370 
8,519,944 
4,969,609 
1.2-21.C33 

1,248,081 
23,690 
2,581,540 
275,000 
816,323 
175,611 

2,796,573 

10,283,624 
82,444 

6,751,594 
7,032,088 
80,493 

2,037,226 
3,097,233 
466,920 

252,778 

313.OOO 
1,428,844 
896,604 

8P5.084 

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100 
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15 

128 
115 

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Union  Su  vs.  Bank  .  . 
YOUNOSTOWN— 
Commercial  Nat.  Bk. 
Dollar  Sav.  &  Tr.  Co. 
First  National  Bank. 
Mahonlng  Nat.  Bank 
Second  Nat.  Bank  .  .  . 
Wick  National  B;iuk 

31.00O 
18,000 
1  OO.OOO 
1OO.OOO 
200.000 
60,000 

Chestnut  Street  Tr'st 
A  Sav.  Fund  Co. 
Citizens'Tr.AHiir.Oo. 
City  Trust  Safe  De- 
posit A  Surety  Co. 
Columbia  Ave.  Sav. 
Fund  Safe  Deposit 
Title  A  Trust  Co.  .  . 
Commercial  Tr.  Co.. 
CommonwcalthTitle 
Ins.  A  Tr.  Co  
Kquitable  Trust  Co  .  . 
Fidelity  Ins.  Trust  A 
Safe  Deposit  Co... 
Finance  Co.of  Penn. 

150 
145 

140 
210 
120 

OREGON. 

70 

PORTLAND- 
Alnsworth  N.  Bank. 
Assoo.  link:.'.  &  Tr.Co 
Bates,  Q.W.  A  Co... 
Citizens'  Bank  

100,000 
50,OOO 
50,000 
100,000 

500,000 
500,000 
250,000 
250,000 
250,000 
250.000 

50,000 
1,500 
1,000 

279,774 

BO'S 

440 

1st  Pref 

99% 
60 

50 

126 
420 
180 
27 

60 
55 
135 
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13 

100i4 
62 

Commercial  N.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Ladd  &  Tilt  mi  Bank. 
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Beo'ty  Sav'g  A  Tr.  Co 
Unit.  States  N.  Bank 

30,000 

100,000 
1,000,000 
43,500 
45,000 
10,000 

1,051,105 

3,874,21!) 

2d  Pref 

Frankford  Real  Est. 
A  Safe  Deposit  Co. 
GermanAmor.   Title 

303,437 
1,098,990 
359,788 

30 

Oenuantown  R.  Est. 
Deposit  A  Tr.  Co.. 
Olrard  Life  Ins.  An- 
nuity A  Trust  Co.. 
Guarantee  Tr.  A  Safe 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

ALLEGHENY— 

Dollar  Sav.  Fd  ATrCt 
Enterprise  Nat.  Bk. 
First  National  Bank 
German  Nat.  Baujt. 
Nation's  Bk.  for  Sav. 
Second  Nat.  Bank.  . 
Secured  8avs.,  Bk.  of 
Third  National  Bant 
Work.  S.Bk.  A  Tr.Co. 

ALLENTOWN— 

AUeutowu  Nat.  Ban). 
Leu.Val.T.  AS.  D.Co. 
Second  Nat.  Bank.. 

ALTOONA— 
A  1  too  u  a  Bank  

125,000 
200,000 
350,000 
200.OOO 
100,000 
150,000 
118,950 
•200.000 
83.6CO 

500,000 
125,000 
200,000 

50,001' 
50,000 
150,000 
100,000 

150,000 
150,000 
150,000 
300,000 

100,000 
300,000 
100,000 
100,000 

74,84t 

250,000 
250,000 

200,000 
450,000 
210,000 
200,000 
300,000 
250,000 
125,000 
200,000 

125,000 

1,000,000 
300,000 
750,000 
500,000 
400,000 
810,000 
300,000 
500,000 
275,000 
2,000,000 
1,000,000 
1,500,000 
1,000,000 
500,000 
250,000 
200,000 
750,000 
600,000 
500,000 
100,000 
600,000 
250,000 
200,000 

500,000 
500,000 
250,000 
300,000 
200.000 
200,000 
500,000 
150,000 
1,500,000 
500,000 
280,000 
200,000 
150,000 
250,000 
200,000 
200,000 
600,000 
500,000 
500,000 
100,000 

5     34,339 
IOO.OOO 
70,000 
300,000 
35,500 
2OO.OOO 
§       7,74)7 
100.OOO 
125,400 

100,000 
50,000 
95,000 

40,000 
2,200 
75,000 
5    11,922 

175,000 
10,000 
1  95.0OO 
§  250,000 

275,000 
185,000 
250,000 
31,000 

345,173 
1,160,091 
920,153 
1,822.478 
233,484 
1,488,094 
323,347 
488.167 
738,269 

1,096,624 
595,220 
551,624 

250,000 
11O.OOO 
934,997 
292,830 

1,390,224 
491,80" 
982.064 
1,290,591 

584,«ll 
8^2,676 
700,000 
211,644 

120,000 

756,000 
350,000 

510.  759 
759,998 
262,507 
497,504 
649,137 
1,396,695 
180,496 
383,946 

50 
50 
100 
100 
50 
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50 
100 
50 

40 
50 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
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100 
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100 
100 
100 
50 
100 
100 
100 
50 
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64 
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125 
215 

69 

77 
135 

1  ndustrlalTrust  Title 

Integrity  Title  Ins. 
A  Safe  Dep.  Co  
Investm'tCo.  of  Phil. 
Land  Title  A  Tr.Co. 
Manayimk  Trust  Co. 
Merchants'  Tr.  Co.  . 
Mortgage  Trust  Co.. 
Northern  Sav.  Fund 
Safe  Dep.  A  Tr.Co. 
Penn.  Co.  for  Insur. 
on  Lives  A  Gr.  Ann 
Phil.  Mort.  A  Tr.  Co. 
PluladelphiaTr.Safe 
Deposit  A  Ins.  Co. 
Provident  Life  A  Tr.  . 
Real  Est.  Invest.  Co. 
Real  Estate  Title  In. 
ATr  Co 

56 

220      

177 

45 

4913 

•50 

75 
140 

84 

500 
60 

70 
490 

430 
50c. 

115 

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Fidelity  Banking  Co 
First  National  Bank 
Second  Nat.  Bank.. 

ERIE— 
First  National  Bank 
Kf  yst.nio  Nat.  Bant 
Marine  Nat.  Bank... 
Second  Nat.  Bank.. 

HARRISBURQ— 
First  National  Bank. 
Harrlsburg  N.  Bank. 
Mechanics'  Bank  
Merchants'  N.  Bank. 
Central  Guar.  Tr.  & 
Safe  Deposit  Co  .. 
Commonwl'th  Guar 
Tr.  A  Safe  Dep.  Co. 
Harrlsburg  Trust  Co 

LANCASTER— 
Coneatoga  N.  Bank. 
Farmers'  Nat.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Fulton  Nat.  Bank.. 
Lancast'r  Co.N.Bauk 
Lancaster  Trust  Co 
Northern  Nat.  Bank. 
People's  Nat.  Bank. 
People's  Trust   Sav. 
A  Deposit  Co  

Real  Estate  Tr.  Co.. 
Sollcltors'L.ATr.  Co. 
Tacony  Sav.  F.  Safe 
Dep.  Fi.  &  Tr.Co.. 
Tradesman's  Trust  A 
Sav.  Fund  Co  

26 
9 
50 

105 
55 
29 

60*2 

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60 

149% 

10238 

250 

300 

Trust  Co.  of  N.  A  

110 

United  Security  Life 
Ins.  A  Tr.  Co  

50 
Bauk 
60 

vate 

W.  EndTr.AS.  D.Co. 
W.Phtla.Tit.ATr.Co. 

PITTS8UR3— 
Allegheny  Nat.  Bank 
Arsenal  Bank  

670,747 
1,037,511 

1,831,902 
280,707 
1,784,000 
1,163,330 
500,000 
1.370,217 
571,571 
986,709 
188,810 
935,234 

50 

160,000 
75,000 

80,000 
300,000 
42,000 
80,000 
215,000 
1  50,000 
16,000 
38,000 

95 
110 

72 
172 

Bank  of  Pittsburg.. 
Citizens'  Nat.  Bank. 
City  Deposit  Bank.. 
Columbia  Nat.  Bank. 
Commercial  Nat.  Bk. 
Diamond  Nat.  Bank. 
Dime  Savings  Bank. 
Duquesne  Nat.  Bank 
Exchange  Nat.  Bank 
Farmers'  Dep  Nat  Bk 
Fifth  Avenue  Bank. 
Fifth  National  Bank 
First  National  Bank 
of  Birmingham  — 
First  Nat.  Bk.,  Pitts. 
Fort  Pitt  Nat.  Bank 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 

170 
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96 

255" 

207 
196% 
118 
201 

i&n 

117 

1OO 
50 
100 
50 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
50 

175 
670 

1,208,949 
4,406,939 
307,014 

81 

100 
118 

60 

120 

251,998 

672,014 
2,973,352 
1,542,65'. 
270,090 
3,310,111 
2,481,054 
2,642,352 
1,220,124 
682,536 
415,872 
1,168,050 
315,738 
316,596 
1,695,591 
544,666 
2,042,640 
445,568 
1,123,370 
1,118,072 
340,575 
369,020 
2,654,462 
2,790,645 
3,743,685 
1,002,292 
2,382,816 
1,539,219 
199.689 
1,481,332 
345,011 
58,424 
1,097,009 
179,810 

148,230 
940,221 
570,000 
413,003 
839,159 
399,714 
320,932 
422,389 
162,463 
209.281 
325,039 

125 
300 

PHILADELPHIA— 
Bpnk  of  North  Amer. 
Centennial  N.  Bank. 
Central  Nat.  Bank.. 
Chestnut  St.  N.  Bank 
City  National  Bank. 
Commercial  N.  Bank 
Consolida'n  N.  Bank 
Corn  Exch.  N.  Bank. 
Eighth  Nat.  Bank... 
Far.  AMech.N.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Fourth  St.  Nat.  Bank 
Glrard  Nat.  Bank... 
IndependeLceN.  B'k 
Kensington  N.  Bank. 
Manayuuk  N.  H  nk 
Manuf  act'rs'  N.Bauk 
Market  St.  Nat.  Bank 
Mechanics'  N.  Bank 
Merchants'  Ex.  Bk.. 
Merchants  N.  Bank 
Nat.  Bank  of  Com'ce 
Nat.Bk.  of  Gerinau'u 
National     Bank     of 
Northern  Liberties 
Nat.  Bk.of  Republic 
Nat.  Security  Bank. 
Ninth  National  Bank 
Northern  Nat.  Bauk. 
Northwest'nN.  Bank 
Penn  National  Bank 
People's  Bauk  

1,300,000 
210,000 
1,600,000 
150,000 
450,000 
173,000 
250,000 
400,000 
530,000 
600,000 
500,000 
1  ,000,0110 
1,100,000 

225,000 

200,000 
150,000 
160,000 
150,000 
350,000 
(,       7,459 
150,000 
80,000 
350,000 

675,000 
100,000 
200,000 
150,000 
70.000 
200,000 
500,000 
250,000 
1,000,000 
170,000 
160,000 
25,000 
150,000 
135,000 
50,000 
60,000 
140,000 
20O.OOO 
400.OOO 
25,000 

8,560,000 
2,334,000 
7,115,000 
2,975,000 
1,136,000 
1,540,000 
1,252,000 
5,123.000 
1,929,000 
5,712.000 
8,609,000 
10,659.000 
7,605,000 
3,080.000 
984,000 
881,968 
1,828,000 
3,737,000 
1,452,000 
32,872 
3,476,000 
430,000 
1,910,078 

2,904,000 
1,164,000 
1,236,000 
1,475,000 
836,000 
1,500,000 
3,223,000 
3,217,957 
10,905,000 
1,490,000 
1,148,735 
646,000 
762,000 
1,100,000 
701,000 
863,000 
2,734,000 
2,565,000 
2,324,000 
340,201 

250 
170 

180 

190 

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165 
322 
100 
109  "a 
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125 

GennaniaSav.  Bank 
German  Nat.  Bank.. 
Iron  City  N.  Bank... 

111 

100 
50 
60 
100 
50 
50 
100 
50 
50 
50 
100 
10( 
100 

300 
80 
96 

307 

61 

75 

72% 
264 
103 
205 
155 
69  is 
123 

Liberty  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 
Lincoln  Nat.  Bank.. 
Manufacturers'  Bk.. 
Marine  Nat.  Bank... 
Mechanics'  N.  Bank 
Mercantile  Bank  — 
Mer.&Manuf.N.BaiiK 
MetropolitanN.Bank 
Monongah'laN.Bank 
Nat.  Bk.  of  West.  Pa. 
Odd  Fellows  Sav.Bk. 
Pennsylva'iaN.Bank 
People's  Nat.  Bank.. 
Pittsb.NatBk  of  Com 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Third  National  Bank 
Tradesmens'  N.Bank 
Union  Nat.  Bauk  
U.S.Nat.  Bank  

120 

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123 
76*3 
120 
160 
150 

100 

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287 
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135 

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163 
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180 

230 

95 
42 
167 

135 

100 
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136 
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201 

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175 

Fidel.  Title  ATr.  Co. 
Mercantile  Trust  Co. 
Penn.  Title  A  Tr.  Co. 
Pittsburg  Trust  Co.. 
Union  Trust  Co  

140 

120 
163 
89 
195 
191 
93 
135 

1.7 
177 

165 

READING— 
Citizens'  Bank  

Philadelphia  Nat-Bk. 
Quaker  City  Nat.  Bk. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 
Seventh  Nat.  Hank.. 
Sixth  Nat.  Bank... 
Southwark  Nat.  Bk. 
South  west'n  Nat.  Bk. 
Tenth  Nat.  Bank 
Third  Nat.  Bank  
Tradesmen'sNat.Bk. 
Union  Nat.  Bank.... 
West  Phila.  Bank.... 

Farmers'  Nat.  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
Keystone  Nat.  Bank 
Nat.  Union  Bank  — 
Penn  Nat.  Bank  
Pennsylvania  Tr.  Co. 
Reading  Nat.  Bank.  . 
Reading  Trust  Co... 
Schuylkill  Valley  Bk. 
Second  Nat.  Bank.  .  . 

75 
225 
240 

55 

155 
101 
80 
122 
112 
50 
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First  National  Bank 
Lack.  Tr.  A  8.  D.  Co 
Merchants'  A  Me 

ohanlc*'  Bank 

Beranton  Sav.  Bank, 
•eranton  Sav.  Bank 

*  Trust  Co 

Third  Nat.  Bank 

Traders'  Nat.  Bank. . 

WILKES-BARRE— 
First  National  Bank. 
Second  Nat.  Bank... 

Peoples' Bank 

Wyoming  Nat.  Bank 
Wyoming  Val.  Tr.  Co 

WlLLIAMSPORT— 
First  National  Bank. 
Lveomlng  Nat.  Bank 
Merchant*'  N.  Bank. 
Bosqaehanna    Trust 

ABafe  Deposit  Co 
West  Branca  N.Baak 
Wllllaiu-i>'t  N.  Bank 


100,000 
200,000 
250.OOO 

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100,000 
50,000 

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amerlcan  Nat.  Bauk 
Atlantic  Mat.  Bank. 
Black-tone  Canal 
National  Bank.... 
City  National  Bank 
Commercial  N.  Bank 

Filth  Nat.  Bank 

First  National  Bank. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bauk... 
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Providence  N.  Bank. 
Bhodelsla-dN.Bank 
Bog*  William.  Nat. 


62,061 
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First  Nat.  Bank  ... 
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Uulou  Nat.  Bank.... 

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2SO.OOO  2O.OOO 


143,000;  so 

136.363  25 
253.710  IOO 
690.1011  IOO 

249.461!  IOO 


. 
598.  151  1  100 


SO  51 

23  25 

100  101 

225  230 
11OO  1150 

104  105 

160  165 

45  >   50 


TENNESSEE. 


CHATTAMOOOA-    I 
aBkg.Co. 

aKat.Bk! 


Jl.ATr.Oo. 

.„.. Bank 

Bo.OtatrraSav.Bk. 
TWrdNat.  Bank.  ... 
DalraBk.  ATr.Co.. 


2.500 

I,  HI    .K., 


00.000 


100,000  4  3.147| 

225.000  5  4.573 

50.000  7.000 

150.000  500 

3.000      


..  100 

447,227  100 
34X.597  IOO 
269.0UO  100 
1 ,201.809  IOO 
109.416  100 
31 5.32:<  100 

..100 


90 

ioo" 


100 
110 
100 

95 
195 
105 

90 
100 


KNOXVILLE— 
City  National  Bank. 
East  Tenn.  Nat.  Bk. . 
Holston  Nat.  Bank.. 
Knox    Co.    Bank   & 

TrustCo 

Knox ville  Bkg.  Co. . . 

Market  Bank 

Mechanics'  Nat.  Bk. 

Merchants'  Bank 

Third  Nat.  Bank 

MEMPHIS- 
Commerce,  National 

Bank  of 

Continental  Nat.  Bk. 
Continental  Sav.  Bk. 

First  Nat.  Bank . 

Manhattan    Savings 

Bank  &  Trust  Co.. 
Memphis  Nat.  Bank. 
Memphis  Sav.  Bank. 
Memphis  Trust  Co. . . 

Mercantile  Bank 

Security  Bk.  ATr.Co. 

State  Nat.  Bank 

Stat«  Savings  Bank. 
Union  &  Plant'rs'  Bk. 
Union  S.Bk.ATr.  Co.1 

NASHVILLE— 
American  Nat.  Bank 
City  Savings  Bank.. 
First  National  Bank. 
Fourth  Nat.  Bank...! 
Merchants-  Bank — 
Nashville  Trust  Co.. 
Union  Bank  * .Tr.Co. 


200,000 
175.000 
100,000 

25,000 

r.o.ooo 

50,000 

lOO.OOO 

100,000 

300.000 


Surplus. 


10,000 

175,000 

15,000 

500 
15,000 


lOO.OOO 
10,000 
43,000 


500,000  §  144.0OO 

6OO.OOO!       18,500 

25,000         5,000 


Deposits. 


858,07'J 
999,726 


186.714  IOO 


23,000 
100,000 


100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
506,169  100 


429,038 


1,560,000 


900,000  100 
145,000 


100 
100 


100 


500,0005    71.OOOJ   1,200,000 


30,000 
500,000  5 

50,000 
100,000 
200,000 

50.OOO 
250,000 

50.0OO 
600,000  5 

12,500 


100 


Bid. 


100 

i'o'6" 

100 
100 
100 

ioo" 

100 


115 
50 

ioo" 


1,000,000 

100,000 

c.oo.ooo 
1,000,000 
150,000  § 

350,000  8 

100,000 


220 


120 
55 


105 


90,000 
143,000 

750,000  1001  350 
760,000100  100 

400 

102 

8,636 

300,000 

100 

110 

115 

2,000 

774,000 

100 

100 

105 

10.OOO 

|ioo 

L  OO.OOO 

1,600,000;  100 

ieo 

165 

50,000 

265.0O0100'  150 

160 

32,880 

1  ,200,000 

100 

100 

105 

lOO.OOO 

50 

120 

125 

35,921 

1,494,813 

100 

83 

85 

20,000 

90,000 

100 

45 

50 

83,800 

1,057,271 

100 

33 

35 

200,000 

2,274,528 

IOO 

115 

117 

6,415 

299,105 

100 

70 

75 

45,000 

100 

103 

104 

25,000 

425.0OO 

100 

130 

TEXAS. 


AUSTIN— 

American  Nat.  Bank 
Austin  Nat.  Bank... 
City  National  Bank. 
First  National  Bank. 
State  Nat.  Bank 

DALLAS— 

American  Nat.  Bank 
City  National  Bank. 
National  Bank  ol 

Commerce 

Nat.  Exchange  Bank 

FORT  WORTH- 
Amerlcau  Nat.  Bank 
Knr.AMech.Nat.Bk. 
First  National  Bank. 
Fort  Worth  Nut.  Bk. 
State  National  Bank; 
Nafl  Live  Stock  Bk. 
Traders' Nafl  Bank. 

GALVESTON— 

First  National  Bank. 
Galveston  Nat.  Bank 
Inland  City  Hav.  B'k. 
Texas  IxL  A  L'n  Co.. 

HOUSTON— 
Commercial  N.  Bank 
First  National  Bank. 
Houston  Not.  Bunk. 
Planters'  &  Medians' 

National  Bank 

South  Texas  N.  Bank 
Houston  L'd  ATr.Co. 

SAN  ANTONIO— 
Alamo  Nat.  Bank... 
Lockwood  Nat.  Hank 
San  Antonio  N.  Bank 

WACO- 

Cltiiens'  Nafl  Bank. 
Far.  A  Mer.  Nat.  Bk. 
First  National  Bank. 
Waco  State  Bank — 
Provident  Nafl  B'k. 


200,000 

150,000 
150.000 
100.000  i 
100.000 


200.000 
400,000 

150,000 

300,000 


40,000 

30.OOO 

5.0OO 

33.678 ; 

50,000 


1 50.OOO 
30,000 

1,500 
11.000 


150,000  5 

200,000 
2.-|0.tKK> 
500.000 

250.0OO 

1.50,000 

l-jr,.ooo 


3OO.OOO 
250,000 
100.000 

510,000 
200,000 

1  OO.OOO 


379,941 
307,61.8 
17^,633 
174,824 

48(i,182 


1,030.985 


198.485 
903,217 


8,485 

25.1KK) 

125,(MMI 

100,000 

40.OOO 

10,000 

50,000 

100,000 
21,000 

210,000 

35,000 


109,910  100 


100,*120 
100  110 
100 


IOO 
100 


100 
100 


100 
100 


165.826 
514,941 
7x8,998 
418,357 
215,228 
139,997 


263.659 
475.197 


100 
100 
100 

100! 

100 

100 


100 
100 


350,000  100 

100 


33,000 

400,000 


lOO.OOO  6  11,500 

250.000  22,300 

50O.OOO  80,000 
215,000 


250.OOO 
150.OOO 
125,000 


100,000 


23,000 

80.000 

250,000 


552,511 
1,338.387 


242,306  100 


227.157 


593,956  IOO 
100 


547.000 

496,000 

1,124,000 


100,000  5  100,000   214,36 


6,050 


500.000  5  100,000 

100.000!     20.000 

3OO.OOO  5     20.0OO 


58,464 
633,513 
28VOOO 
372,892 


IOO 
IOO 


loo 


1001. 
100*. 
1001. 


100 
140 


165 
120 


100 


90 

125' 

90 

ICO 

izs" 


100 
550 


55 
1OI 

75 


125 
115 
100 
110 
150 


100 


100 

60 

140 

100 

110 

60 

130 


100    150 

IOO 

IOO 

IOO 

100 


135 
"85" 


1021* 
"9"6" 

60 
102 1» 


120 
130 

250 


85 
9*6" 


UTAH- 


t  Book  value     Part  paid  In.  '  Including  undivided  proHU. 


SALT  LAKE  CITY- 
Bank  of  Commerce. . 
Commercial  N.  Bank 
Deseret  Nat.  Bunk.. 
Deseret  8av'g»  Bank 
l-'in-t  National  Bank, 

Park  City 

Nat.  Bank  of  Renub'c 
Salt  Lake  Valley 

Loan  A  Trust  Co . . 
•stati-  Bank  of  Utah. 
Utah  Commercial  & 

Savings  Bank 

Utah  National  Bank. 
Utah  Tltlo  Insurance 

A  Trust  Co 

Zlon's  Savings  Bank 

&  Trust  Co 


100.OOO  25,000 
2OO.OOO  111,000 
500,000  250.0OO 


275,000  100 
319,309  IOO 
966,812  IOO 


55 

50 

193 


65 

65 

195 


loo.oou 

50,000 
300,000 

iy,wv 

5,250 
22,500 

ouu,vw 

270,000 
218,978 

AW 

100 
100 

125 
50 

140 

<;o 

3OO.OOO 
500  OOO 

1,600 

100 
100 

60 
55 

65 
60 

450,000 

200,000   40,000 
200,000{   8.955 

300,000 
297,000 

100 
100 

100 
55 

ibs 

60 

150,000 

10,000 

112,113 

1000 



1000 

200,000 

200,000 

1,260,652 

100 

130 

145 

VIRGINIA. 


NORFOLK— 
Bank  of  Commerce . .  . 

Citizens' Bank I  300,000, 

CMty  National  Bank.  200.OOO 


409.321 
973,373 
224,214 


100 
100 
IOO 


145 

136 

90 


150 

140 

96 


Last  saie.  t  Bookvalne.  tPartpaldln.  5  Including  undivided  iroflti 


THE    QUOTATION     SUPPLEMENT. 


[VOL.  LX1V 


Oaptul. 

Surplus. 

Deposits. 

PV 

Bid. 

.1.  •./.-. 

Capital. 

Surplus. 

Deposit*. 

P-r 

Bui. 

Ask 

NORFOLK-(Oon.)- 

9 
100,000 

206,925 
400,000 

200.000 
100,000 

200,000 
4OO.OOO 
600,000 
•200.000 
125,000 
300,000 
300,000 
100,000 
200,000 
500,000 
219,750 
500,000 

4  142,472 

6     64.846 
§233,833 

164,000 
59,000 

42,000 
100.OOO 

400,001 
230,000 

609,399 

521,975 
1,872,357 

828,000 
241,124 

498,733 
662,995 
1,534,863 
1,504,277 
30O.OOO 
553,457 
1,414,831 
562,795 

210,42; 

1,412,821 
979,602 

100 

100 
100 

20 
100 

25 
25 
100 
100 
25 
100 
100 

180 

113 
145 

31 

120 

26 
27% 
165 
170 
25 
100 
235 

200 

115 
150 

TACOMA  — 
Fidelity  Trust  Co.... 
London  <t  San.  F.  Bk. 
Nat.Bk.of  Commerce 
Paclttc  Nat.  Bank... 
Scandiuav.-Am.  Bk.  . 
UnlonSav.B.&Tr.Co. 

$ 
500,000 
2,450,000 
200,000 
400,000 
100,000 
100,000 

5    35,000 
375,000 
6       9,122 
5     19,47* 
13,800 
17,564 

S 
450,000 

100 

SO 

Norfolk  Bk.  for  Sav- 

295,184  1OO 
479,032  100 
52,300  !00 
669.8951100 

Norfolk  Nat  Bank" 
PETERSBURd— 
Peterab.Sav.AIns.Co 
The  National  Bank.. 

RICHMOND— 

125 

27 
28H 
166  »a 

WEST 

VIRGINIA. 

WHEELING— 

Bank  of  Ohio  Valley 
Bank  ol  Wheeling.  .. 
City  Bk.  of  Wheeling 
Commercial  Bank... 
Dollar  Sav'gsBank. 
Exchange  Bank  
German  Bank 

175,000       20,000 
200,000  i     31,317 
150,000  §     35,000 
100,000  §     15.OOO 
1  00.000'  &     )  9,480 
300,000  6     35.OOO 
80,000  6  176,000 
200,000       40.OOO 
100,000  §     46,900 
25,0006       5.0OO 
102.1OOI      

405,000 
1,054,861 
600,000 
531,796 

100 

100 
100 

100 

ion 

First  Nat.  Bank  
Merchants'  Nat.  Bk. 
Metropolitan  Bank.. 
Nat  Bk.  of  Virginia. 
Planters'  Nat.  Bank. 
Barings  Bk.  of  Rich.. 

60,000 
700,000 
40,000 
43.OOO 
240,000 
220,000 
75,000 

ib"2 

245 

750,000  100 
760,000  100 
475,000  1OO 
327.OOO  100 
135,000  100 
189,212  100 

Nat.  Bank  of  W.  Va 

100 
100 
50 

100 

100 
135 

104 
138ia 
114 
112 

State  Bk.  of  Virginia 
Union  Bk.  of  Rlohm. 
Virginia  Trust  Co... 

South  Side  Bank  
Wheel.  Title  &  Tr.  Co. 



WISCONSIN. 

WASHINGTON. 

LA  CROSSE. 

200,000 
25,000 
50,000 
250,000 
50,000 
50,000 

300,000 
1,000,000 
100,000 

300,000 

450,000 
500,000 
200,000 
100,000 

500,000 
l.OOO.OOC 
1OO.OOC 
250,000 

5    22,000 
2,500 
$       3,337 
50,000 
5          513 
40,000 

§    54,196 
250,000 
$       9,107 
J    28,788 
21,000 
100,000 
300,000 
:§       5,283 

78.000 
160,000 
7,000 
6       4,000 

1,017,221 
69,501 
203,183 
942,528 
52,032 
368,103 

2,109,178 
10,760,240 
330,264 
2,657,881 
1    1.319,066 
3,436,511 
3,768,459 
304,966 

1,850,000 
5,328,96C 

1/0 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 

IOC 

100 

IOC 
IOC 
IOC 

IOC 

IOC 
IOC 
10( 
lOf 

*  * 

Impossible  to  mafee  ;  ;  m;  ;  : 
quotations,  no  transac-  S  !**!!! 

ISS 
100 
125 

SEATTLE— 
Boston  Nat.  Bank... 
Deiter.Horton  &  Co. 
First  Nat.  Bank  
Nat.Bk.of  Commerce 
People's  Sav.  Bank. 
Pueet  Sound  Nat.Bk. 
Soandinavian-Amer- 

180,000 
200,000 
150,000 
300,000 
100,000 
528,000 

75,000 
250,000 
100,000 

250,000 
100,000 
200,000 
100,000 
200,000 

4       7,294 
J  143,712 
§  150,000 
5       1,000 
11,840 
i)    67,982 

{      7,213 
§     14,867 
5    28,211 

§    70,124 
$     21,262 
4     14,186 
]  5       5,349 
l{    95,850 

212,531 
713,626 
410,000 
338,852 
144,500 
528,000 

160,000 
158,318 
546,073 

698,242 
105,237 
524,110 
209,783 
598,978 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

ExchangeState  Rank 
Gerraau-Amer.  Bank 
Nat.Bk.  of  La  Crosse 
Security  Savings  Bk. 
StateB'kof  La  Crosse 

MILWAUKEE.— 
Central  Nat.  Bank.. 
First  National  Bank. 
Gennan-Amer.  Bank 
Marshall  AIlslevB'k 
Mil.  Nat.  Bank  of  W. 
Nat.  Exchange  Bank 
Second  Ward  Sav.  Bk 
Weft  Side  Bank  
Wisconsin  Marine  & 
Fire  Ins.  Co.  Bank  . 
Wisconsin  Nat.  Bank 
Milwaukee  Trust  Co 
Wisconsin  Trust  Co. 

100 
150 

| 

if 

:1 

i  = 
j— 
>  i. 

!|< 
,  Re 

\A 

Seattle  Nat.  Bank... 
Washington  Nat.Bk. 

SPOKANE— 
Exchange  Nat.  Bk.. 
Fidelity  Nat.  Batik.. 
Old  Nat  Bank 

Spok'neAEast.Tr.Co 
•Traders'  Nat.  Bank. 

*  Last  sale.  »  Book  value.   J  Part  paid  In.   §  Undlv'd  profits  Included. 

*  Last  sale.    1  Book  value.    J  Part  paid  In 

.   §  Undlv'd  profits  included  . 

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